Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-06

In default of $500 ball. Margaret
Zotain, of Troy, n. Y, who was ar
rested Saturday for shoplifting in a
Market street department store, was
committed to the county Jail by Judge
Simon Hahn in the First Precinct
Court today to await the action of
| the grand jury. She was arrested
with Mary Destain, of 4S0 st. Paul
avenue, Bronx, who was later re-
| leased on cash bail. The latter failed
to appear when her name was called
this morning and bail was ordered
forfeited.
For the benefit of the Home for
| Crippled Children military recep-
| ton and ball will be held Wednesday
night, October %, in the Palace ball
room, under the auspices of various
military and civic organizations in
this city.
The formal opening of the Young
Mems Father Matthew T. A. B. So
| ciety's clubhouse, at Hudson and
| Hartford streets, will take place to-
morrow night. A musical program
will be given. The affair is public.
The regular meeting of the Six
| teenth Ward Republican Club will be
|
street tomorrow evening. A reeep-
ton to the Republican candidates
and a social hour will be held.
Bonnie Doom Lodge No. 10, Daugh
tiers of Scotia, will hold a meeting
| Thursday evening at Iroquois Hall,
| 262 Washington street, after which q,
reception will be given in honor of
Grand Chief Daughter Sister Cath
crime Mitchell and Grand Conductor
Sister Agnes McAlpine
A humorous and dramatic recital
will be given in Wissner Hall, 903
Broad street. Wednesday night, No
vember IL, by Augustus Waters.
! Neglect to eXtinguish a match be-
fore throwing it away caused fire to
break out in the apartment of Nathan
Snyder, at 245 West Kinney street,
shortly before noon yesterday. 1t
was quickly extinguished, the loss
being $40.
A trif1e slow in lodging from the
path of an automobile going west on
Bloomfield avenue. Gordon Maxwell,
thirty years old, of 547 Third street,
was struck and slightly injured yes
terday. He was able to go home IN
assisted The machine bore license
number 961SS N. j.
The first meeting of the season of
| the Girls Friendly Society of the
House of Prayer will be held tonight
in the parish house.
Toyokichi Iyenaga, Phi. D., a mem
Der of the faculty of Columbia Uni
versity, New York, will address the
| first fall meeting of the Wednesday
Club at the Continental Hotel in
Broad street on October 10. He will
speak on THE Japanese United
States Problem The affair will open
the twenty first season of the club.
The Michael ]. Owens Association
held its ninth annual outing yester-
day at Bronners Park and Grove,
Hilton.
Charged with keeping a disorderly
! house at 1919 Sheffield street, Mrs.
Isabella Alexander twenty-four, was
held in $1,000 bail in the Second Pre-
cinct Police Court today. She pro-
vided a bond and was released.
Bessie Williams, a negress, was SEN
| fenced to a year and day in the
penitentiary in default of $50 fine for
keeping a disorderly house in Scar
| ing street. Her establishment was
raided by Detectives Kenny Wilson
and Sullivan.
Missing his footing while descend
ing q flight of stairs in the produce
store of Rothman & Dornbush, Is
Commerce street, today, David Kiei-
man, of So Prince street, fell and
suffered a fracture Of his right leg.
He was removed to the Beth Israel
Hospital.
Hot ashes placed in a wooden box
caused a small fire today in the home
of Mrs. Cannon Owens, at 405 North
Fifth street. Firemen extinguished
the blaze in a few minutes and the
damage amounted to about $40.
Thomas Padrole, twelve years old
of 2S2 Central avenue, who received
a fractured skull while playing in an
unfinished building near his home
late Saturday afternoon, is reported
slightly improved at the City Hos
pital today.
The annual meeting of Olive Branch
Council No. 1853, Knights of Columbus
will be held Thursday night at the
Columbus Club S7S Broad street
/ Andrew warga, 81 years old. of 15l
Pine street. Jersey City, is at the City
Hospital suffering from a crushed
leg received while at work on a coal
barge at the Passaic river bridge OF
the Central railroad Saturday One
of the heavy coal buckets fell on his
Leg. {.