Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-17
CITY NEWS BRIEFS

In the First Precinct Court today
| Albert and John Philbin, brothers,
| of 8 Lawrence street, were arraigned
on charges of receiving goods under
| false pretenses. Both went to Jail in
default of bail The Philbons are
alleged to have mi5represented them
selves In order to get an automobile
horn from the Economy Auto Supply
Company, 268 Halsey street.
A caldron of boiling tar caught fire
at Avon avenue and Barclay street
shortly before noon today, sending
the flames shooting up eight feet. A
pesserby sent in an alarm. The blaze
was extingulshed with sand. The tar
was being used in paving part Of
Barclay street.
The Philonians will hold their next
meeting and dinner at Achtel- Stet-
ter's, in Broad street, Thursday night.
The speakers will be Leo Milziner. OF
New York, and ]. Earl Griffith, Of
this city.
In default of $500 ball, Harry e.
Bunell, aged twenty, of 298 South
Nineteenth street, was committed to
the county Jail by Judge Hahn In the
fH5I GTeCluCL court tOudy. bunGl1
is charged by Thomas II. j. Kelly,
of SO Ferry street, with having stolen
automobile fittings valued at $40.
Karl Kleissler, forty-f1ve years old.
of "a Bonykamper avenue, fell ten
feet to the bottom of an elevator
shaft at 81 Mechanic street today.
He sustained minor injuries and was
taken to st. James's Hospital.
The ladies of the G. A. r. will en-
terrain at the new headquarters of
Phil Kearny Post, G.. A. r., Marcus
l.. Ward Hall, SO Belleville avenue,
tomorrow night In honor of Depart
ment Commander John w. Bodine,
of Camden.
For the good and welfare of the
camp the Daughters of Liberty, Rose
Vile Council, will give a whist and
euchre tonight. The affair will take
place at Jr. Q. u. A. M. Hall. at Or
ange and Sixth streets. Mrs. Roselle
Bowdish Is the chairman of the ar
rangements committee.
A cantata in ten scenes, entitled
David, the Shepherd Boy" will be
presented in the New Auditorium In
Orange street on the night of De-
cember by the chancel choir of st.
Patrick's Cathedral. A special matinee
performance will be given on the aft
ernoon of the day previous The pro-
gram Will be given under the direction
of Rev. John Herman and the organ
list of the cathedral, William #. Hat
tersley.
Tho GntffriaH Y
will hold a card party Thursday night
at its clubhouse in Belmont avenue.
Dancing will follow the games. Frank
r. Kelly is chairman of the general
arrangements committee.
The Masonic Veterans of Newark
held meeting and social Saturday
night In the Masonic Hall In Hill
street. An entertainment was given
and refreshments were served.
A bazaar, during which an entertain
ment will be given each evening, will
be held on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, November 20, 81
the Bethesda Danish Evangelical
Lutheran Church at Jensen's Hall,
262 South Orange avenue.
It is planned to open the new
lying-in" ward In 81. Barnabss'e
Hospital at an early date with a spe-
cial religious service. The construc-
ton Of the new ward has been COM
pleted- The ward was the gift to the
hospital of Mrs. Arthur H. Mackie in
memory of her mother, the late Mrs.
Nelson Wright. The new ward Is To-
Gated on the third floor of the hos
pital and contains FIVE rooms.