Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-07
BELLEVILLE.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Man
ming, SO years old, who died last Fri
day, were held this morning from her
late residence, 121 Courtlandt street,
to st. Peters Church, where a high
mass of requiem was celebrated. IN
terment was In st. Peters Cemetery.
Richard C. Jones, president of the
Board of Trade, has appointed the tol-
lowing as chairmen of the standing
committees of the board for the com
ing year: Municipal affairs. Frank u.
Chairman; transportation. Charles 10.
Smith; public health, Dr. Herbert Il.
Vail; streets and ravements, chester
De Puy; educational, James Gibson;
taxation and assessments, Councilman
Emil C. Mertz; legal affairs, Andrew
L. Boylan; fire hazard and insurance
J'o,hR H. Coeymon; iegbislation, GGSn
tories, Daniel Mellis The following
have been appointed members of the
board of trustees: Mr.. Mellis, DIR. Vail.
Mr.. Levine, Henry II. Morgan, Mr.. De
w. Cooper
An outing of the class of 1911;
Belleville High School, will be held
July 10 to Midland Beach. The fol-
Ethel and Olive De Pue, Esther Klein.
Gladys Brown. Bessie Taylor. Ellen
Marshall, Norman Lancaster and Ken
meth Mase, James Irwin, Robert Burn
side, Arthur Douglass and Dayton
Axtell.
Under the auspices of the Young
Mems Club of the Reformed Church
an entertainment will be held in the
chapel this evening. This will be the
last affair of the season.
Former Township Committeeman
Richard p. Scaine. sr.. of Washington
street, and Peter j. Igoe, of New York.
left this morning for Atlantic City,
where they will sojourn for the next
two weeks.
Patrolman George f. Gorham and
daughter, Miss Margaret Gorham, left
today for Long Island City, where
Miss Gorham will visit relatives for
month.
A meeting of the Town Council will
making arrangements for the laying
of the corner stone of the new town
hall on Saturday, July 49, Invitations
to participate will be extended to all
societies In town and to the mayors
of surrounding municipalities
After a conference between Andrew
L. Boylan, counsel for the old Board
of Fire Commissioners, and Town At
torney John De Graw, the application
for a writ of mandamus in the fight
over the control of the Belleville fire
department which was to have been
made before Chief Justice William S.
postponed until next Saturday. The
Council is seeking to obtain records
and property now held by the COM
missioners.
Miss Catherine Comisky has been
chosen by st. Peters Branch, Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent Legion>to repre-
sent the local branch at the national
convention of the l.. c. B. L., to be
held at Asbury Park June IA to 20.
Mrs. Gustavus S. Wines and daugh-
ter. Miss Grace Wines. of Dewitt ave-
nue.. returned today from Asbury
Park. where they spent the week.
The following cases were disposed
of by Police Recorder r. Harry Ash
worth in the Belleville Police Court
yesterday morning: John Kenny,
Main street, intoxicated and disorder
| ly, thirty days in the county Jail;
Nicholas Grant, II Drift street, New
ark, peddling without license. fined
street, crap-shooting, fined $3.50 and
costs Martin Taylor, SO Courtlandt
street, crap-shooting, fined $3.50 and
costs; James Crowley, Cleveland
street, intoxicated and disorderly,
fined fifty cents week and put on
of destroying the apple orchard OF
Hendricks Bros, in the Soho section,
| the following will be arraigned to-
| night: Samuel Donata, Louis Keimo
Joseph Donate and Anglo Marcel, ali
of Verona avenue. Newark
Mathis and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Joule left today for a weeks stay in
| Rochester, N. Y, where they will at
tend the national convention of the
| Elks.
The following members of East
wood Hose and Truck Company
will comprise the service committee
Patrick Howley.. William II. Scaint
and Bernard Malague.