Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-15
CITY NEWS BRIEFS

President, John w. Gaven; vice.
president, John Eckert; secretary,
William Priquart, and treasurer,
Louis Boehm. The members of the
executive committee are John Howe,
William Hall and William Rose Fol-
lowing the meeting a social was held
At a meeting of the Edward Nc
CULLEN Association last night at 80
Springfield avenue the following Of
flcers were elected: President, George
Franklin; vice-president, John M.
Rice; secretary, John Cramer; treas
urer, Edward McQuillen, jr.; SER
geant -at-arms, John w. Keleher;
chairman, Thomas O'Hare. Meetings
will be held every Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
When Edward C. Stokes, Republi-
can candidate for Governor, visits
Essex County, October "a, he will be
the guest of the Republican Indian
League at reception in the club
house at 20 East Park street. The
arrangements for the affair are in
charge of Thomas GoldinRay, the
grand sachem Of the league, assisted
by Secretary William J. Schmauder
and committee.
noon day banquet of the Credit Mems
Association of Newark, held yester-
day at the Continental Hotel, in
Broad street, was an address by DR..
Frederick A. Cook, the Arctic ex-
plorer, who Is appearing at Proctor's
Theatre this week. Dr. Cook told his
hearers of his thrilling polar expe-
dition and dash for the North Pole.
An entertainment and social was
held last night by Protection Lodge,
No %, Independent Order of Odd Fell
lows at It's lodge rooms at Broad and
Court streets. The affair took the
form of an amateur night and
country store" The officers OF the
lodge were in charge of the affair.
Unless relatives of Michael Cole
man make themselves known the man
will be committed to the State Hos
pital for the Insane from the psyche
pathic ward of the City Hospital.
where he has been held under OBJ
servation for two months. The man
has refused to give any information
other than his name to the hospital
physicians.
The Fewsmith Mems Club will hold
it's annual dinner tomorrow night in
the chapel. The speakers Will be
Nolan r. Best, editor of the Con-
tinent; Rev. A. T. Brock, D. D.. pas
tor of the Clinton Avenue Reformed
Church, and Rev. Pleasant Hunter
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church.
So far the authorities of the City
Hospital, aided by the police, have
been unable to locate the relatives of
I'll
old, who died at the hospital last
night Death was due to brain
trouble. Hall was picked up at Sus-
sex avenue and Hecker street on
April 81 and was taken to the hos
p,tal At that time he gave the name
of Hall and said his son lived at 81
Bergen street, but although the po-
lice have inquired at that address no.
body lives there who knew the dead
man.
In an attempt to locate her hus-
band, who, she alleges. deserted her
three years ago, Mrs. Maria Mauceri,
of 1877 Bruce street, swore out a war
rant In the Fourth Precinct Court to-
day. Mrs Mauceri has been support
ed by friends since.
At a meeting of the Theosophical
Society last night at its headquarters
in Halsey street. Fritz Kunz. of Los
Angeles, Cal, addressed the members.
His subject was 1.-THE Theosophical
Society a World Movement"
The condition of two-year- old
Charles Weiss, who was scalded at
his home. 81 Twelfth avenue, yester-
day, is reported as greatly improved
at the City Hospital today.