Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-03
CITY NEWS BRIEFS

in each instance was small George
Kabay. of 90 Wadeii street, reported
the loss of S25 In cash and a gold
stickpin. At the home of Mrs. May
Sheridan, at 762 Hunterdon street
SO 80 in cash was stolen. A fur muff
valued at $40 and q velvet hat were
taken from the home OF Mrs. john
Johnson. of 81 Peabody place.
The boiling over of q pot of tar in
the kitchen of the apartments of
Samuel Caluso at 1876 Jackson street
resulted In an alarm of fire being
turned In yesterday noon. There was
no damage. Earlier in the day the
firemen were called to answer a false
alarm turned in from box 232, situated
at Waverly and Belmont avenues.
Two building and loan associations
will hold their annual meetings this
week. The New Era Building and
Loan Assoc alton will meet Thursday
night at its rooms, SIS I'm on build ng.
The Rosevil'e Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will hold its meeting the
following night at 5o7 Orange street
Both organizations VIII elect officers.
A fire of unknown origin which
broke out last night in the cellar of
the three-story frame building at 58
Morton street was quickly subdued
by the fire department. The cause of
the fire Is unknown. The damage
will not exceed $40. 1t is said.
Damage amounting to $50 was
caused TO the home of Peter Pakrue.
at 1926 West street, by fire which
started from unknown causes in the
kitchen shortly after 10 o'clock last
night.
The first Of a series of Jewish edu-
cat'onal lectures under the auspices
of the Jewish Schools Association will
be given in the assembly room of tho
Oheb Shalom Synagogue at High and
West Kinney streets. next Saturday
evening. There will be fourteen lee
lures and prominent speakers have
been engaged.
Under the auspices of Company IT.
First Regiment, an outdoor rife tour
nament will be held in Arlington TO
morrow A large number of marks
men will participate in the event.
General Putnam CouncilS No. i97
Junior Order of United American
Mechanics, will celebrate its twenty
first anniversary with an entertain
ment and dance Wednesday night at
the Kruger Auditorium.
A consignment Of new mail boxes is
on its way to Newark. The new let
ter boxes will replace SIXTY missing
boxes in the city. The new boxes is
the first stem bv Postmaster Book In
making extensive improvements in
the local department.
The thirteenth annual reception
and dance of the Eureka Mutual
Benefit Association will he held to-
night at Krueger's Auditorium. A
large attendance is anticipated. The
general committee in charge of the
arrangements for the affair Is headed
by ]. Kohn. chairman.
The leasing department OF Louis
Schlesinger, Inc. has leased for the
Mormon Construction Company to the
Oakland Motor Car Sales Company
for term of years one of the new
garages In the recently constructed
was part of the Colyer site.
An all-day meeting will be held at
the N wark No. 2 Corps of the Sal
va.ion Army, 46 Bel'eville avenue.
tomorrow The first service will com
mence at 1920 a. m. the second at
m and the third at p m. Visit
ing officers from Paterson. Passaic
Elizabeth Hoboken and Newark
ard corps will be present. Hot
coffee and tea will be served free. :
The Bethany Presbyterian Church
will hold its annual rummage sale at
the church annex, Spruce street and
Bclmont avenue, on Wednesday.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday Of
this week.
The Employees Mutual Benefit As
socia tian of Hahne & Co. will hold
"Gc1den Annie Party at the Palace
ballroom WASHINGTON and Blocker
streets, We dnesday night.