Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-19
IRvIN0TON

Owing to the absence of Building
Inspector Joseph Sonnenberg, the
complaint against Frederick Klingel,
jr., of 1886 Paramount avenue, New
ark, for violation of the local build
ing code providing for the erection
of Horoscopes on all six-family
dwellings was dismissed by Recorder
Henry p. Bedford last night. Town
Attorney W. Eugene Turton said he
understood that Klingel, who owns
the six-family dwelling at Twenty
first street and Standard place, had
complied with the requirements of
the code.
Edward Hauser, of So Hillside place,
and two of his employees, Gottlieb
Deuben and William Deuben, of 800
South Nineteenth street. Newark.
were found guilty by Recorder Bed
ford last night of permitting cattle to
be driven over the sidewalks. Sen
tence was suspended until next Fri
day night on the request of Mr..
Hauser, who requested a trial with
the assistance of counsel.
Donate Travsno, of Big Tree, Belle
vile, a motorman in the employ of
Public Service Railway Company,
was fined S. in the Irvington Police
Court last night for violation of the
local ordinance which provides that
all trolley cars must stop at all
proper crossings to take on passen-
gers. The complainant was Chief of
Police Greene and the witnesses
Thomas Kingston, of 1049 Springfield
avenue, and Philip L. Glorieux, of 944
Clinton avenue.
Harry Brady, years old, of 1856
Sixteenth avenue. and Robert Nc
Mahon,. same age, of 364 Bittleton
avenue, both of Newark, got lost in
town yesterday. Principal Hamilton,
of the Grove Street School. tele-
phoned to the police and they were
taken to the police station by Police
man Finnegan. Their parents later
called for them.
Herbert Hoagland, of 1914 Sherman
avenue, and Felix Rizzalo, of A12
North Fifth street, were fined $3.50
each by Recorder Bedford last night
for violation of the ordinance against
driving on the sidewalk.
The Rev. George Fountain will
speak tomorrow morning on 1.-THE
Pursuit of Happiness" in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. His topic in
the evening will be playing the
Fool" Miss Hazel B. Ludlow will
sing 1.-THE Plains of Peace" and Miss
Eona Eckert. of the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church will render Heaven
Is My Home"
The Rev. Lemuel Yarrow. of Nut
ley, will occupy the pulpit of the First
Reformed Church ,morcow night.
Convincing the World will be the
morning sermon theme tomorrow OF
the Rev. Herbert W. Hopkins, OF
Trinity Episcopal Church. In the
evening he will preach of THE Pros
perity of the Wicked"
Mr. and Mrs. j. Redding Burg, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Downing, of New York
city, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schafer, of Chicago. are the guests OF
Health Commissioner and Mrs. Otto
B. Argast, of So Park place.
At the meeting of the Mems
Brotherhood of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church last night an address
was delivered by Howard r. Kruse
of Jersey City.
A card party was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Wallace T. Oviatt
at her home, 81 Colt street.
Mrs Asa Dilts, of liz Union ave-
nue., is home from an extended trip
through California and other West
ern States.
Mrs. Uriah McClinchie and sons
Malcolm and Kenneth McClinchie, OF
SO Orange avenue have returned
from a three months stay in Cali
fornia.
I The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Reformed Church has elected officers
as follows: President, Mrs. Franz
Van Glider; first president
| Mrs. George Andrews; second vice.
president, Mrs. Walter A. Wills; sec.
rotary, Mrs. Fred Dilts; treasurer
Mrs. Edward Griffith.
The building at Lyon and Chester
| avenues owned by the Second Ware
Improvement Association will sooI
| pass into possession of the trustee,
of the First Christian Church.
At a meeting of the shad tree war
dens, composed of school pupils. helC
last night at the home of Secretar,
George Jennings, of the Shade Ire,
Commission, lecture on the plant
ing and care of trees was given By
Frederick A. Gutter, of Orange.
The third annual dance of the Girls
Pastime Club, Of Irvington, wai
largely attended last night in Ma
sonic Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Sontag. o
| Il Florence avenue. left today for /;
ak months stay in the Adirondackz