Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-28
IRVINGTON

Frank Wiegand. of 26S Clinton ave-
nue. west. reported to the pf . this
morning that he found footlr .nts in
the snow on the roof of the front porch.
His dog had barked during the night
and he believes prowlers had been
frightened off.
Thomas Selles, of $50 Grove street,
appeared before Recorder Turton last
night to answer a charge Of violating
the law of using bottles belonging to
other milkmen. He was fined s25 and
costs.
Edward Burke. of Clinton Hotel,
Newark, and a man called Frank be-
came involved in a quarrel in the
Old Homestead Cafe. S74 Clinton ave-
nue.. last night. The proprietor or
dered them out, and on reaching the
sidewalk Frank, il is alleged, pushed
Burke through the window of an ad-
joining store. The latter sustained
cuts on the face and had his ear al
most cut off. He was taken to the
City Hospital, where six stitches were
taken in the ear. Frank made his
escape.
Walter Wills, of Mt. Hermon, is
spending the holidays with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Wills,
of Orange avenue
The Kings Daughters Circle meet
Monday afternon at the home of Mrs.
win Simmons, of ample avenue.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Regina
Schmitz of 43 Osborne terrace, New
ark, to Charles Riegier, of SS1
Springfield avenue.
The Rev. George Fountain. of the
Irvington Methodist Church, win
preach tomorrow morning on God and
Can Win Every Battle" His eve
ming subject will be, The Waves of
| Time"
In the Florence Avenue Chapel a
special musical service will be given
tomorrow night under the direction
OF OHM a. Morse. The Christian En-
deavor Society viii be led in its dis
cussion on THE Ideal Christian" by
Mrs. J. E. Renner.
! There is much speculation regard
i ing the appointments to be made nv
| the incoming Town Council. 1t will
/ convene at noon on Wednesday. at
which time It will appoint a town
! treasurer, town attorney. a recor-
/ der superintendent of streets. a
/ custodian of Town Hall. an inspector
/ OF sewer taps, a member of the Board
Of Assessors and three members of
/ the Board of Health.
Franklin Lodge No. 10 F. and A
| NJ. held its annual election last night
| IN Masonic Hail. Irvington Centre
The officers elected are: Master OF.
seph ), Waterflcld; senior warden, J.
Wesley Tompson; Junior warden ~
David Mayfield; treasurer. James p
English; trustee, c. William Pfei1 A
banquet followed, at which about III
sat down to covers. The present mem.
oership OF the lodge is 272.
The first annual Christmas festival
Of the Irvington Maennerchor was
largely attended last night at Fosp',
Han Forty-third street and Spring.
field avenue.
MI and Mrs. Frank Morlock ol
Grove street, have returned from q
holiday visit 70 Trenton
y cantata entitled. The Canture al
Santa Claus" win be presented Mon.
day night in the parish house of Trim.
ity Episcopal Church. It win be q
part of the Christmas entertainment
of the Sunday school
The Rev Herbert W. Hopkins NJ
Trinity Episcopal Church. win preach
tomorrow morning on Ancestry" In
the evening his SUBJECT will be. "The
Faith of Christian"
Tax Collector Harry J. Stanley is
confined at his home. 20 south Tween.
ty-second street, with severe attack
of the grip.