Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-07

Edward w. Gray, Republican con-
gressional candidate in the Eighth
district, scored the NATIONAL admins
tration's business and tariff policy at
several open-air meetings in the
Eighth ward Saturday night. He de-
clared that the Underwood tariff and
over-regulation of business were
greater internal disturbers than the
European war.
The sixteenth ward Republican ex-
ecutive committee will meet tomorrow
night in the headquarters of the Re-
+ publican Club 6S7 Bergen street. 1t
is expected that several Endorsements
will be announced.
John f. Murray, jr., and Louis Pfei-
fer. Republican candidates for Board
of Works, held outdoor meetings Sat-
urday night in the Sixth, Seventh and
Eleventh wards.
The Collins Quit Club was organ
lied yesterday afternoon. Mayor
Haussling was unanimously Endorsed
for reelection. James j. Reynolds
was Endorsed for alderman in the Sec
ond ward.
The Greek-American Athletic Club,
of 800 Plane street, on Saturday night
indorsed James j. Reynolds for alder
man In the Second ward. The regular
Democratic ticket was also approved
by the club.
Daniel f. Gaven, Republican can
didate for surrogate, will act as hon.
orary referee this afternoon at bal
game between the members of the st
Aloysius Catholic Club at Fleming
nxf0 I'd ct
Harry Trippett town clerk o.
Montclair, will have no Democratic
or Republican opposition this year
Harry McDonough, the Democratic
leader, was asked to oppose Trippett
hut refused. Trippett has been towr
clerk for fifteen years.
Harry B. o'Connell's flying squad
ron made a trip throughout Esse'
county on Saturday afternoon an'
evening. visiting the Newark Publi'
School Janitors Association outing a
Bronner's Park. Hilton; the meet o
the Road Horse Association at Wee
ouahic Park, then throughout Walls
burg. at which Mr. O'Connel
smoke. A stop was made at Electric
park, on South Orange avenue. II
the evening open-air meetings wer'
held at Orange, East Orange ant
Newark. Angelo Monica Association
Essex avenue and Grey street, Or
ange, Endorsed Harry b. O'Connell a
the Republican candidate for sheriff
Daniel Il. Gaven for surrogate ant
) Lincoln e. Rowley for Congress. Tn
Salvatore Roma Association, at Hurl
but and Cone streets, Orange, in
dorsed the same candidates. Open
air meetings were addressed at Mali
and Day streets and at South an,
Parrow streets, Orange, and at Shef
field street and Seventh avenue AM
Seventh avenue and Webster streets
The squadron was in charge
Joseph O'Loughlin.
The r. V. Rutland Association o
the Seventh ward motored to Under
woods Grove, Swinefield, on thei
annual outing yesterday, where
very pleasant day was spent. Durinl
the day there were rowing contest
: and baseball game between tn
married and single men, the singl
men winning by the score of IL to
The rowing contest was won b
: Philip McManus and Michael Hoff
man. Robert Balzer and Fran
Roach were second. Politics wer
discussed, and the entire regula
Democratic ticket was unanimousl
indorsed. including Hubert j. Heal
; for alderman of the Seventh ware
. who was present and received grea
reception. The committee in charg
were r. v. rutland, chairman; Pete
williams, Michael Hoffman, Jane
Adams and Ludwig Schultz.