Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-18
PROMINENT NAMES
FOR GRAND JURY
List of Forty, from Whom
Twenty-four Will Be Chosen,
Is Drawn.

Under Sheriff James r. Hyland
with Chief Justice william S. Gum
mere today drew 40 names from list
of $50 men eligible to serve as grand
jurors in Essex county. From this
list of 30 men will be named before
Tuesday, October %, the names of the
"a men who will constitute the Sec
ohd September grand jury, likewise
the second to be drawn under the
new jury law.
On the list drawn today the first
"a men will be at once subpoened
for service and If for any reason any
of them cannot serve, their places
will be filled from the 16 remaining
names.
Before being sworn in one name
will be dropped. leaving twenty-three
men to serve for the six weeks term.
On the list are the names of three
physicians and two hatters. The re-
mainder are the names of business
and professional men well-known in
the county. Michael Fitzsimmons,
village clerk of South Orange is the
second name on the list.
The foreman of the jury will be
selected by Chief Justice Gummere
at the time of the swearing in and
charging of the body Tuesday, Octo-
Der %. On the day previous the pres
emit grand jury, which completes its
six weeks term of service next Sat
urday. will be called before the chief
justice at $3.50 a. m. and discharged.
The names of the men selected to-
day for grand jury duty follow:
William E. Gormley, 68 Alexander
street, halter; Michael Fitzsimmons,
South Orange Village, village clerk;
John J. Gaven, Is LentZ avenue, col
lector; Leo Goldsmith. 50 Hillside
avenue, leather manufacturer; DIR.
Thomas S. McCabe, 234 Lafayette
street. physician; DR.. Louis A. Koch,
% Chestnut street, physician; Edward
F. Flood, II Washington street, man
ufacturer undertakers' supplies; Ber-
nard Garland. So Broome street,
machinist; Louis Leonardis, 119 La
fayette street, paper dealer; Thomas
]. Mclaughlin, II Sydney place, wag-
on builder; Thomas Cash, SO Mon
mouth street, mineral water; John
McMurray $40 Mulberry street, gro
Ger; Joseph H. Lucking, 121 First
street. coal dealer; William A. Hal
sey, 339 Mt. Prospect avenue, retired;
John A. Lawrence, Bloomfield, mer-
chant; Paltiel r. Bomeisler, 81 North
Walnut street, East Orange, broker;
John C. Eisele. 191 Ballentine Park
way, broker; John G. Parkins,' 81
Washington avenue, Bloomfield, real
estate; Frank A. Schoeffer, % Bruce
street, leather manufacturer. Oscar
L. Weingarten, SO Lincoln Park, man.
ufacturer.
Patrick Keelan, lis Tyler street,
packing box dealer; Edgar J. Allie
geart, 334 High street, auditor;
Phillip L. Mackinson, 225 South Sew
enth street, builder; Charles e. Van
SICKLE, 81 Court street, decorator;
Willard S. Jacobus, Cedar Grove
painter; George w. Davis, 424 Parker
street, hardware dealer; Arthur c.
Hensler, 165 Clinton avenue, toilet ar
ticles, manufacturer; former United
States Senator James Smith, 5r., 745
Broad street. banker; James NJ. Bel
don, GIL South Sixteenth street, man
ager; Edward H. Mccormick, 92S
High street, leather dealer; Michael
Lyons, 8 Montrose avenue, South Or
ange, florist; DR.. Daniel l. McCor
mick, % East Kinney street, physi-
clan; Henry T. Mitchell, 303 Summer
avenue, manager; John L. Reid, 36.
Milford avenue, heating plant dealer;
Philip j. Bowers, &c Atlantic street,
real estate dealer; Abraham Finkel-
stein, 262 High street, physician;
William l.. Butcher, 1876 Summer ave-
nue.. paint dealer; James d. Moriarty,
20 Mt. Vernon avenue, orange, halter;
William II. Castor. 245 North Sixth
street, insurance; John Harold, 1873
Third street, painter.