Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-21
IRVINGTON

Frank Takash and Michael Takash,
OF 1856 Nineteenth avenue; Stephen
Budynslzi and Cazimer Budynski, of
179 Nineteenth avenue, and Walter
Ammakemie, of AZ Highland terrace,
were paroled for the Juvenile Court
by Recorder w. Eugene Turton last
night. They were charged by Her
man Wittel, of Twenty-first street,
with entering a house belonging to
him.
The City Line Building and Loan
Associa ton elected officers for the
year last night as follows: President,
George F. Scribe; vice-president, John
A. Steets;t treasurer, Gustave Krutt-
schnitt; directors, George Brewster
Frederick ]. Wurster, August M.
Kleemann and John Groom; auditor,
Otto B. Kuscher. A new series was
opened with a subscription for more
than 100 shares.
The Irvington Social Bowling Club
elected officers for the year last night
as follows: President, Frederick G..
Goedde; vice-president, Robert Haas:
secretary, Paul F. Prince: treasurer,
Emil Baudistel. jr.; captain, Paul r.
Prince; ergeantat-arms, Hugo
Flemm. The club will hold a dance
on Wednesday night, February ), at
Berkeley Hall. Newark
The Town Council has appointed
special officers for the year as fol-
lows: George Romano, Frank Eli
oft. Charles Braunner, Otto L. Burner,
William Rupprecht, John Hermis,
William Vliet, Peter Settings, Freder-
ick Sackman, John c. Vogt, Louis c.
White Charles Williams, Peter Eich-
orn, Adolph Waerner, Joseph Weiss
Harry Soda, Louis Cracco, Carlos N.
Webb, Grey w. Lester, Frederick
Glover, Jonah Hardgrove, Salvatore
Cracco, Otto Guenther. Anthony Par
ker, Josiah Stoekman, William II.
Baker, Albert Mittenmeyer, Theodore
L. Sturges. Bennett G. Hedden, Fred
erick Busse, William Mittenmeyer,
Napoleon Depue, George Centres,
Harry A. Snyder, Walter J. Smith,
Abraham NJ. Rubin, jr., John w
Wehman. James Mcmahon, John
Schaefer, Peter Pullman and Nelson
3. Green.
| On recommendation of Fire Chief
| Herbert j. Groom and Councilman
Frank r. Sharp. chairman of the fire
| committee. o. p. Whitehead. Harry
Helwig, Howard Higgins, John Bel
lettiere and John Ruban have beer
| appointed as callmen.
George w. Wagner was appointed
a constable from the Third ward BY
the Town Council last night.
A petition from the members OF the
Exempt Firemen's Association, con.
tanning the signatures of 154 citizens
requesting suitable place for theil
meetings and furniture has beer
placed in the hands of Councilman
Leonard Setaro. chairman Of the pub
| lie buildings committee of the Town
Council.
Edward jacob who recently ten.
dered his resignation as president 81
the Shade Tree Commission, has with.
drawn it, He will continue to serve
Hearings on the application for a
license to conduct a. motion-picturG
show at Twenty-f1rst street anc
lspringfeld avenue win be held at tn,
next meeting of the Town Council
February g.
A petition has been submitted to thu
Town Council by former Policeman
Charles Schulze asking for his rein.
statement on the force. 1t has tn,
signatures of a number OF citizens.
Owing TO the absence Of councilmer
Leonard Setaro and Louis G. Breiten.
bach from the council meeting last
might the appointment of recorder
la town attorney and a building IN.
Ispector was postponed till the Tebru.
larry meeting