Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-14
IRvINGTON-HILToN

The Mems Club of Trinity Episcopal
Church will hold an informal dance
in the parish house on Myrtle avenue
Thursday evening.
Captain Harold Wakefield, of 10
West Clinton avenue; First Lieuten-
ant Herbert L. Atwood, of 81 Colt
street and Second Lieutenant James
A. Jennings, of 100 Myrtle avenue. of
Company e, First Regiment, New
Jersey National Guard, are at Sea
Grit. where the regiment will go into
camp next Saturday.
A hearing on the widening of the
pavement of Sanford avenue from
curb to curb has been ordered for
Wednesday evening, July 20, by the
Board of Commissioners. The work
is to be done by the Board of Free
holders because the avenue is a coun-
ty road Ten per cent. of the cost will
be borne by abutting property-owners,
40 per cent. by the State and so per
cent. by the county.
The band of the Hilton Hose Com
pany will hold "a rehearsal tonight in
the Firemen's building, Springfield
and Boyden avenues. Hilton.
Miss Emma Reuter-, of Nineteenth
avenue, is stopping at Asbury Park.
Frederick w. Dilts, of 1879 Nesbit
terrace, is in Pittstown.
Members of the board of assessors
are completing their field work pre-
paratory to compiling the tax dupli-
cate.
Freebooter August L. Lacombe, of
Lyons avenue, has been awarded a
contract by the Board of Commits
sioners for constructing a sanitary
sewer in Cummings.
A change in the lighting system of
the Town Hall is being made. Fred
erick w. Baab is the electrician doing
the work. Louis e. Heeht has been
authorized to paint several rooms in
the building. a telephone switch
board has been installed in the office
of Town Clerk John w. Wehman.
Reports on the carnival held on the
old Essex County Speedway last week
were submitted at the meeting of
Clinton Lodge No. Is, l. o. o. F., last
night, at it's meeting in the Glorieux
building.
Hearings on a number of street i'm
provements have been ordered for to-
morrow evening as follows: The lay
ing of sidewalks on Stuyvesant ave-
nue., from Lyons avenue to the Union
county line; the paving of Franklin
terrace; the grading of Eighteenth
avenue, from South Grove street to
the Newark city line. An ordinance
providing for a uniform increase of
800 in liquor license will be taken on
final reading.
The annual seashore excursion of
| the Sunday school of the Trinity
| Episcopal Church will be held We'd
nesday, July 20, at Asbury Park and
| Ocean Grove.
| Reeve A. Silk, the new pastor of the
Hilton Christian Church, has an
nounced a change in the hour of Sun
day services. The Sunday school will
convene at $3.50 o'clock in the morn
| ing; the regular morning church SER
vice will be held at IL o'clock, and the
evening service at 8 o'clock
| Staten Waterfield, of "A Durand
place, will assume his duties tomor-
| row as a clerk in the department of
revenue and finance.
| Workmen started excavations this
morning for one-story brick build
ing at 1104-11O6 Clinton avenue. to re-
place the structure destroyed by fire
was burned. The new building will
consist of two stores. The owner Is
George f. Garwood
| The Business Mems Building and
Loan Association will meet tomorrow
night at the office pf A? j. States
Company, 1896 Clinton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hilton
Brown, of Prospect avenue, Hilton
are spending two weeks at Lake Ho.
patcong.