Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-02
DR.. HAGERTY, WAR
BOUND IN EUROPE.
DRAF TED AS JUROR
Grand and Petit Panels Select
ed for Fall Term, Which
Comes in Sept. II.


opening of the September term of the
county courts were selected by CHIEF
Justice William S. Gummere, Sheriff
John F. Monahan and Jury Commits
sioner Edward E. Gnichtel today in
the Supreme Court. The Grand Jury
consists of twenty-four business and
professional men, twenty-one from
fnls city and three from the suburbs.
On the petit jury list are 100 names.
" all but eighteen being Newarkers.
The eighteen are from other parts Of
the county The grand jury will
serve the entire term while the petit
Jurors will do duty in the civil and
criminal courts for the two weeks of
the term beginning September u.
The term opens the third Tuesday of
this month, September Is.
Among the grand Jurors chosen Is
Or. John F. Hagerty, of 80 Wallace
place, who is in the European war
zone.
The foreman of the grand jury will
be appointed by the chief Justice
Wnen the Jurors are sworn in
The grand jurors are as follows:
Newark-Harry Stacks, foreman,
l65 Jelliff avenue; George E. Rus
sell. real estate, 764 South Tenth
street: Theodore C. Mertz. ieweIry.
S2S South Twelfth street; Thomas e.
Burke, editor, 305 South Seventh
street; Emil Dieffenbach, superin-
tenoent, DO Hedden terrace: Robert ].
Donnelly physician, 26 Wallace place;
Gustave w. Gehin, insurance, 357
thirteenth avenue; Charles A,
Becker manufactures, 80 Columbia
J avenue; Abraham Rothschild. manu-
facturer, 1001 Broad street; Robert e.
Ducey. salesman, AZ South street;
George III. Fritz, confectioner, "A Bur-
net street; Thomas A. Knowles. leath-
er worker, 1874 Fairmount avenue;
John Walsh, furniture, 153 Washing
ton street; Emil Wohlfarth. mer-
chant, 80 Farley avenue; William T.
Carter, jeweler, 1921 Broad street;
John F. Haggerty, physician, 30 Wal
lace place; Henry G. Ward, manufac-
tturer, 800 Clinton avenue; Henry J.
THEM, photographer, 210 Broad street:
Carl Raubenheimer, coal dealer, 76S
South Nineteen street, Nicholas w
Preston, leather manufactures, rs
Merchant street, and George B.
Washington street.
East Orange-James H Shackleton,
tanker, 1s9 Glenwood avenue
Montclair-T. Albeus Adams, bank
/, er. "a Prospect terrace.
Bloomfield-Charles J. Murphy, lum-
Der dealer. "a Williamson avenue.
The petit jurors are:
Newark = Abraham Abrahams,
Samuel Adjourn, Henry Alter, John
3. Anderson, George F. Adams, Mi
chael T. Baudermann, jr., Thomas A.
Baudermann, Joseph Bedford. Ber-
nard Behrend, Harry J. Bitz, William
H. Black, William S. Booth, Albert c.
Briscoe, Daniel e. Brown, Samuel
Bromberg, John Burns, Abraham
Banker, William H. Clerk, John w.
Cobb, Arthur Crater, Frank l.. Duff
ford, John H. Dunbar Ernest Dop-
pie, Herbert L. Denny, Frank F.
Eagles, Charles Edelhauser, James
Forlense, Lewis G. Franz, Henry
Frey. Richard F. Faux, Edward F.. C.
Gordon, Abraham Grossman, August
Croessle. Robert w. Hartpence, Pat
rick Hackett, Abraham Hance,
Joseph A. Hanlon, Henry Harling.
Charles l.. Herbst Robert G. Hedges,
Michael Helmstaedter, Elvin Heisley,
Harry Heller, Joseph Hook, William
e. Howarth, Edwin Hull, Stephen
Iareli, Samuel B. Illingsworth, Emil
G. Ill, Joseph Zig, Luciano Inguag-
Kaas, John Kehoe, Vincent F.
Kearns, Edmund F. Hoche, Harry
KoIb, Adolph Kuhne, William Kinsey,
Harold H. Kitchell, Benn Kirsch,
John J. LEM, jr., Andrew Linfante,
j. Charlton McCurdy, Clifford e. Nc
Evoy, Joseph McAvoy. Fred Miller,
Louis Marx, Paul Minder, Walter
Mooney, John F. Morgan, James P.
Mulligan, Sayres o. Nichols, Alexan-
ders Nayoks, Oscar Ohr, Max Open
heimer, James Park, Daniel e. Pat
terson, Joseph C. Pfister, George
Ref, William Reinhardt, Otto Ritter,
Martin Roemmele, August Rosmelle,
Frederick Rohrer, Joseph Sachs, Sam
uel Schloss, Herman Schwartz, Isa-
dors Seigel, John H. Sindle. James
Smith, George S. Stout, William K.
Sterling, Robert Schill, William c.
Soutar, Jacob Taub, William F. Tay-
lor. John w. Vogel, jr., Ferdinand
Wanderer, George A. Weiss, John c.
Wenzel and Harold Whitehead.
East Orange-Robert Huetz, An
drew Prentice and Patrick j. Cahlll.
Orange-Thomas O'Brien, John T.
O'Brien and Joseph M. Thatcher.
West Orange-Daniel ]. O'Rourke
and Fred NJ Vierling.
observation-disclosures K. Gardner and
Charles Riker.
Observation-Disclosures ]. Ernst, Ben
jan1in II. Kaufman, William r. Raab
and William J. Snow.
Irvington-Frederick ]. Jacob and
Milton Lehlbach.
Caldwell-Wallace Lyon.
Glen Ridge-Christian Broderson.