Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-22
SOUTH ORANGE

The Board of Education, at meet
ing last night, adopted resolutions
urging the extension of Tichenor ave-
nue., from South Third street to Gar
field place, and Milton street. from
Millburn avenue, to Pierson road, Ma
plewood, so that children may have
more direct routes to the Fielding
and Maplewood schools. The board
awarded the contract for the grading
of the property about the Fielding
School to Lepre & Mogliaro. of South
Orange, whose bid was 1925.
Because of the large number of chill
dren attending the Fielding School,
Superintendent Henry w. Foster has
recommended the appointment of an
additional teacher in that class.
There are now thirty-six children in
the kindergarten.
Children of the Blessed Sacramen.
Society of the Church of Our Lady OF
Sorrows attended a mass today in the
church for the repose of the soul OF
Anthony Kane, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
william P. Kane, of Roland avenue,
who died month ago. The Immacu-
late Heart Society will have a mass
offered for the late Rose Smith,
daughter of Farrell Smith, of South
Orange avenue, tomorrow morning.
Frank Hill, of Newark, has been
engaged to coach the Seton Hall
basketball team. Practice will be
inaugurated tomorrow night. The
Seton Hall football eleven will meet
the Battin High School Alumni team
at Setonia Field Saturday afternoon.
October 3.
Patrolman Thomas A. Conlan will
represent the South Orange Local
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association,
x,-ls h To Of Ia q a
convention of the order at Atlantic
City tomorrow and Thursday.
Thrown to the ground when a
horse attached to q wagon in which
he was riding bottled in Mead street
last night, Joseph Becni. of ITO
Essex avenue, Orange, sustained in
juries to the right shoulder and
decorations to the face and limbs.
He was removed to Memorial Hos
pital, Orange, in the Record ambu-
lance. The horse ran away when
frightened by piece of paper Tho
wagon was badly damaged. Patrol
man Theodore Steve caught the
horse.
The steam shovel at work in ex-
cavating for the elevation work in
Third street caused q break in the
water main in that street yesterday
afternoon. Residents in the neigh
borhood were without water while
the leak was being repaired by
Water Superintendent Cornelius p.
Nolan and his men.
Village Clerk M. A. Fitzsimmons
yesterday issued a marriage license
to Miss Blancato Sofia, of AZ Church
street, and Pietro Panzariello, of 81
First strxet.
Franklin Fischer, of New York. a
financial expert editor of Investments
York University, will speak on
Z Enhances as Affected by the Euro
pean War" before the Neighbors in
Trinity Presbyterian Church Thurs
day night.
and primary department of Columbia
1870 a. m. and 1890 to 2:30 p. m.
Heretofore the school hours were 0
TO 1880 a. m. and ITO to 2:30 D. m.
, Arrangements are being made by
che Board of Education for a special
school election at which the voters
of the school district will decide
whether the board may exchange a
part of the property in the rear OF
the Fielding School to Lewis c.
Tower of Valley street, for property
adjoining the school in Academy
street. The board will hold special
meeting next Monday night for the
purpose of completing the details for
the referendum.
Mrs. William M. Ash and her sons,
William and Richard, are guests of
relatives at Morristown.
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