Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-10
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ISOLATION will meet tonight in quar-
tiers al Lyons and Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M. Raymond
have returned from their honeymoon
and have taken up their residence at
10 Howell place. Newark. The bride
was Miss Lillian z. Stacey, of 10 For
tfeth street, this town.
h monthly meeting Of the Irving
ton Improvement Association will be
held tonight In Ellenbach's Hall, 1928
Springfield avenue, at which time the
president, Julius Koehler, will an
nounce his standing committees for
the ensuing wear.
William Freelano and family, for
nierly IF Newark, nave taken up their
Residence at 1913 Clinton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. rutherford H. Taylor
and daughter Dorothea and son Bur-
well, of 236 Cottage street, have gone
to their cottage. The Osborne. at
Ke%ansburg.
II members of III. Sunday school
of the Hilton Christian Church ac-
con,panied the Sunday school of the
First Christian Church of Irvington
on the excursion to Bellewood Park
today.
More thar 500 members and guests
OF the First Christian Church Sunday
school and Lyons Avenue Mission
Went 10 Beiiewuod T'ark this morning
on the annual excursion. A special
tram conveyed the ,e~xcursionists from
the Lehtgh Valley railroad station In
>hnton avenue ct $50 o'clock.
Arthur Lyon. William Webb. Emil.
y, Datalie and James j. Fitzsimmons
nnse peeh e'ecttd members of the
nil'oh Improvement Association.
IarieL seeker, secretary of the
t'hton ProVeme Association, has
been instructed to wifi
the Board of Education exnress,nn
the W!sheS of the people of Hilton
n a Frank Stevens, principal NJ tba
Hilton School, who was recentiu
transferred to arcther schoo, he 80
tanned In Hilton. g
MISS Gertrude Elliott, of $50 cottooo
street, has gone to New Germaptowp 70
spend her vacation.
The Greater Newark Building and
Loan Association will meet tonight at
quarters 1895 Springfield avenue.
The Board of Assessors will be in
session tonight in Town Hall.
Charles f. Achuff. of rs HeadIev for.
race has been enjoying a short vacation
at Seabright.
Recorder W. Eugene Turton is in New.
CASTLE N. H., having toured the Adiron-
dacks, Green Mountains and many points
In the New England States.
Richard NJ. Brown, of IS Twenty-third
street, reported to the police last night
that some one had attempted to enter bis
house. The unknown person was seen
by a neighbor trying to raise a window,
but became frightened and ran away.
~Roundsman Farmhouse secured the neigh,
borhood, but failed to find him.
Playground Commissioner Robert J.
Stillwell has been granted permits fol
the erection of a dwelling on ~stuyvesant
avenue at a cost of $1,000, and a dwelling
at 2s7 Cottage street at a cost of $500.
Victor Mayer, of 6S Forty-frst street
was arrested last night by Policeman 10
seph Maser on complaint of his wife, be
ing charged with assault and battery
He was locked up to await a hearing be
fore Acting Recorder Turton tonight.
Charles Meiele, of 100 Prospect avenue
has completed specifications and plans fol
the erection of two dwellings at IS ant
g. Forty-second street at an estimated
cost of $1,000.
Patrolman Finnegan shot a collie doJ
yesterday in the cellar of the home o.
Hugh Nixon, Of 80 Maple venue TIL,
animal showed symptoms of the rabies.
School Commissioners Clifford W. Head
ley, the president Of the Hilton Improve
ment Association, reported at the meet
tho ~ that hodv last NIGHT that the Arc