Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-23
IRVINGTON.

At the meeting of the Mems League
of the First Reformed Church, which will
be held in its quarters, at Springfield
avenue and New street, tonight, the
ington will be discussed by the officials
of the town. Invitations have been ex-
tended to Gustave A. Kruttschnitt, Mich
olas Weber, Frederick Eckelhofer, Rob
ert ]. Stillwell and George M. Wills,
members of the Fairgrounds Commits
sion, and Recorder w. Eugene Turton,
Francis s. Green, Edward jacob, -Coun-
cilmen David H. Greene and Frank r.
Sharp, Joseph Walker n former As
semblyman George +. Scribe.
The junior society of the Manhattan
Park German Presbyterian Church will
hold an entertainment in that edifice
ext Wednesday night.
The trial of Antonio Lupica, charged
with setting fire to the house at 81
Union avenue, I~rvington, last October,
which was scheduled to come up before
Judge Martin yesterday, was postponed
until June 8.
Before a large audience In the room of
| the First Republican Club last night Re-
corder w. Eugene Turton made a speech
regarding his candidacy for the nominal
ton for mayor.
The committee arranging for the IN
nual excursion of the First Christian
| Sunday school of Iryington has decided
to hold the event on June 10 at Belle
| wood Park.
Funeral services for Mrs. Barbara
Criqui, widow of John Criqui, who died
last Sunday, were held this morning from
st. Leo's Church. A solemn high mass OF
requiem was celebrated by Acting Rector
Rev. Peter Egan. Interment was In st.
Mary's Cemetery.
John Ellis, of so Florence avenue; Fred
| erick Groessle, of 726 Stuyvesant avenue;
| Joseph Maser, of 1856 Springfield avenue;
Clifford Green, Is fremont street; George
| Milligan, of is Durand place; Joseph Sau,
ter, of 46 Durand place; John Il. Casey, of
4 Elmwood avenue; Frederick Sackman,
Of 1870 Springfield avenue, and Jacob
Foehner, of 1874 Elmwood avenue, have
been elected to membership In the First
Ward Republican Club.
The members of the Tri-Mu class. of
the First Christian Church, of Irving
ton, held a lunch-boX sociable last night
in the church lecture-room
Charles Momm, of Stuyvesant avenue,
has been awarded the contract by the
I~ryington Shade Tree Commission for
spraying elm trees. His bid is $225.
Captain George Kunzenbacher, of the
Colt street ~fire-house, has just become
the proud father of a baby boy.
Degrees were conferred last night by
Irvington Council. No. 167. Jr. o. U: A.
NJ. upon Edward Momm. The memberS
have accepted invitations to pay a fra
ternal visit to Henry Clay Council,
No. 80, Monday night, and Crawford
Council, No.. So. on June 6.
Joseph Lener, of Newark. who was
| arrested by Patrolman Farmhouse on a
charge of lettering. preferred against him
by the manager of the lrvington Pickle
Works, appeared before Recorder Turton
in the police court last night. AS the
complainant failed to make his appear
ance Lener was discharged.
William Ford. a negro, of q Irvington
| place, a drive for Nathaniel Drake. was
| sentenced to thirty days in the county
| Jail by Recorder Turton last night on a
charge of theft, which Mr.. Drake pre-
ferred against him. He was accused
| of stealing hay. which he sold,
John Buotola, of S. Delaney street,
| and Angelo Alfinzo. of 70 Delaney street.
| OF Newark. who were arrested for ped
| ding junk without a license in Irving
| ton Yesterday, were released by the po-
| lice court on taking out a license for $40.