Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-13
About the City

w. H. HICKS, FORMER TRAFFIC
manager of the Elizabeth district of the
New York Telephone Company, was pre-
| scented with a gold watch at a reception
given last night by his associates.
soMMER, COLBY & WHITING. AT
filed papers In a suit for $500 against the
corporation of L,vington. A change Of
grade at Myrtle avenue is the basis OF
the suit.
THE POLICE ARE TODAY INvEsTI-
eating the report made by benjamin
Smith. of 8 Rutgers street, that his pocket
was picked of $500 while on his way from
Hoboken to this city.
THE SIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLI-
and reception Monday night in Kruger
cans viii be present.
AN ANNUAL REPORT WILL BE
submitted by the Bureau Of Assocfted
| Charities when the board OF directors
meets next Monday afternoon at $50
| O'Clock. Next Thursday a new directorate
| will be elected, when several prominent
persons will make addresses.
Union Club. has announced that the IN
nuai election of officers will be held next
month. The nominating committee is com
posed Of A. 3. Crane, George W. w. Por,
} IeI, GIAlih " 6IAAuAhIg "a IL AAAISR ~
E. o. Groebe.
THE PROPOSITION OF LNCoRPo-
rating the public welfare committee VIII
be placed before the members at the
meeting next Tuesday night in the head
| Quarters at 80 East Park street.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE is PROM
ised for the debate to be held tomorrow
afternoon in the New Auditorium on
Socialism Is Just and Necessary. :,
T---- T--g-. - ~ GaN4aIfutdf noffnnaI
committee. will turn his oratorical guns
| on Edward L. Dobson, editor Of the
Brooklyn Standardization.
ALFRED LACMANN. FOR THIRTY
two years collector for the Hensler
Brewery, was presented with a loving cup
| and $500 by Arthur Hensler, a member of
the firm, in appreciation of his services
OFFICERS AND YOUNG MEN MEM
bers of the High Street Presbyterian
last night at Achtel-Stetter's. Arrange
ments are being made for the annual din
ner to be held next month.
THE SECOND WARD SAVINGS CLUB
held its annual reception and ball last
night in Dodgers Hall. The arrange
ments committee was headed by City
Treasurer Elmer A. Day.
FRED BARKER, CANDIDATE FOR
president of the International Typo
| graph1ca1 Union, addressed the members
last night in Murray's Hall. 1876 Market
street. He is opposed to the present in
cumbent. James NJ. Lynch.
ALBERT BETN. II YEARS OLD, OF
ia Hillside avenue. is today recovering
from the injuries he received last night
when he was knocked down in the street
in front OF his home. The machine was
driven by Wesley Obert. of 50 Avon place.
The boy was not seriously hurt.
WHILE DRIVING A WAGON AT SEW
enteenth street and Springfield avenue
last night. Gustav Knodelman, of So Boyd
street. collided with a trolley car and was
! thrown from his seat. Knodelman was in
jured about the head.
STEPHAN LUCAS, IS YEARS OLD, OF
125 Bynton street, is today minus the
thumb of his right hand as a result of an
accident last night while operating a ma
chine at the westinghouse Electrical
Manufacturing Company, Orange and
Plane streets. He was removed to the
City Hospital.
THE BELMONT AVENUE SCHOOL
alumni will hold its annual dance on May
Is in the New Union Hall