Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-05
IRVINGTON

Mrs. Uriah McClinchie and sons,
Malcolm and Kenneth McClinchie, of
Orange avenue are expected home
early next week from a summers va
cation at Fenelon Falls, Canada.
The new triple combination fire en-
CINE will be placed in service next
week The machine is at present on
exhibition at the session of the In
ternational Association of Fire En-
gineers in the Grand Central Palace,
New York
Mrs. T. David Mayfield and daugh-
ters, Misses Marian, Eleanor and
Gertrude, of Chapman place, have re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Hightstown.
A consultation of doctors held yes
terday over the condition of Irving
Wiley, s-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Wiley. of 134 Linden avenue,
who was injured in an automobile
accident near IrYington Centre last
Saturday, reported that the lad has
good chances of recovery, although
II will probably take some time.
Leroy Clickenger, son of Sanitary
Inspector and Mrs. Joseph K. Click
enger of Prospect avenue, has. re-
turned from visit with his uncle
John B. johnson. of Jutland.
The Irvington firemen were given
a run over South Twentieth street
shortly before midnight last night
only to find that the fire was over
the city line in Newark and the New
ark department had responded to an
alarm. A still alarm was sent in
to the local department.
A meeting of Branch Irvington,
of the Socialist party will be held to-
night at it's headquarters in the
Drake building. An organizer to sue
coed H. Emmett Phelps will be elect
ed. Plans for the coming campaign
will also be made.
Charles Birken. SS years old, of 275
Cottage street, died last night at the
GLADDEN. Lodge Hospital, where he
was taken Wednesday for treatment.
Mr.. Birken had been i'll for a long
time. Funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon at the late resi-
dence, in charge of the Rev. Uriah
McClinchie, pastor of the First Re-
| formed Church.
The Tri Mu baseball team will line
I'D against the Imperial r. c. tomor-
row afternoon on the Tri Mu Oval
Lyons avenue and Augusta street
Mrs. Leonard Setaro. of Smith
| street. is expected home today from q
visit with friends in Philadelphia anc
| vicinity.
Chief of Police Alexander S. Greer
attended the meeting of the State AS
ISOLATION of Police Chiefs in West
Hobol5en yesterday.
Patrolman Harry Camp, of Spring
| field avenue, reported for duty today
after a ten-day vacation at AsburS
Park.
Springfield avenue is reported to bt
in bad shape from the heavy rain last
night and the recent excavation:
which have been made in the street.
Patrolman Edward Weingarth is il
at his home in Sharon avenue.
John Reilly, of Lyons Farms, was
found yesterday afternoon at the cor
ner of Twenty first street and Four
teenth avenue in an intoxicated con
! dition. He was taken to the police
station in the ambulance and was or
| dered to appear in court tonight.
Patrolman Oscar Pannik reported
that two revolver shots were fired II
the neighborhood of the Barnett foun
| dry. on Lyons avenue, about 1:3'
o'clock last hight. He investigated
and found that the shots were free
! by a workman of the company anC
| gave the offender a warning.
| Mrs. Harry Gray, of 16 Rich street
/ will entertain the members of thu
/ Loyal Social Circle at her home Mon
/ day afternoon.
A meeting of the Hilton Improve
ment Association will be held Tuesda!
night.
Irvington Council No. 1877, Jr 0. u
A. NJ, will present a flag to the new
Il Augusta Street School shortly afte
the building is completed. The orde
is planning for a large demonstration
on the date, which will be announce,
later. Herbert r. Atwood is chair
man of the committee from the coun
Gil President George II. Smalley, o
the Board of Education, will appoin
committee of two to assist in ar
ranging for the event.
An ordinance providing for tn
licensing of all plumbers before the
will be allowed to do business in Irv
ington will soon be adopted by tn
Board of Health, according to deci
sion reached last night. Out of tow
plumbers will be required to pass al
examination and pay fee prior t
working in the town.
The baseball team of All SAINTS
Church, Orange, will play the min
of the North Orange Baptist Churc
tomorrow afternoon. on the Orang