Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-12
CITY NEWS BRIEFS

Franklin Johnson, of New York,
publisher of the New York Explorer
will speak at meeting of the New
ark Credit Mems Association in
Achsei- Stetter's Thursday afternoon
Mr.. Iohnson, who recently returned
from S1urope, will speak on export
trade sconditions occasioned by the
war. ~.
Practitioners of st. Lucy's Catholic
Church will observe the feast of ST.
Gerardo next Thursday and Friday
A solemn high mass will be cell
ebrated in the church Thursday
morning.
The Newark Technical Society will
hold its annual meeting tomorrow
night at AchteI- Stetters. Officers
Will be elected for the ensuing year.
The annual dinner of the Epworth
League of the Central M. e. Church
will be held Friday night in the
church rooms in Market street.
The Ministerial Association will
make plans for an evangelistic cam
paign in this city at a meeting at the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
afternoon. - ssz
The Strollers, local dramatic or
ganization, will give q performance
at the New Auditorium october 2s
for the benefit of the East Side Day
Nursery. t,
Several candidates for Office in the
city will address a meeting of the
Clinton Hill improvement Associa-
ton in Berkeley Hall, In Clinton ave-
nue., tonight.
Robert r. Galley, general secre-
tary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, in Picking, China, spoke |
at mems meeting at the local Y.
M. C. A. building yesterday after
noon.
A tablet was unveiled in the First |
Methodist Protestant Church in Gin
ton avenue yesterday in memory of |
Rev. William Sherman Philips, for i
merly pastor of the church. An ad
dress was made by Rev. DIR. Thomas
II. Lewis, president of Western |
Maryland College.
A class in piano tuning and repair |
ing has been opened by the New |
Jersey Commission for the Blind. The |
James street.
The Temple Alumni Association |
will hold its first fall meeting next
Sunday night in the Temple B'nai |
Jeshurum In Washington street. j.
Leonard Mason, secretary OF the
Playground Commission, will speak.
The Social Dramatic Society, of the
Newark Turn Verein, will give
card party in the hall in William
street Wednesday night. The com
mittee Is Mrs. A. Fink, jr., chair
man; Miss II. Seidler, III. Z. Fritchs,
Miss M. Stevens, Mrs. c.. Kay, Miss
p Pleminick, Miss L. Appels, +.
Meade and Miss A. Lauterjung.
William S. Barker, Of this city, was
elected auditor of the Delta Epsilon
Fraternity at the eighteenth annual
convention of the fraternity at Cleve-
land Saturday. During the session
a chapter of the fraternity was
ing forty-two chapters in the frater-
nifty.
Harry Council, eighteen years old,
of AZ Bergen street, was slightly in
jured when he was thrown to the
ground from a wagon which he was
driving at Park avenue and High
street early today. A rear wheel
came off the wagon and Council was
thrown to the ground, He was taken
tn his home. II
Frank Reilly, sixteen years old, of
" Bloomfield avenue, received .
broken nose and other injuries when
he ran his bicycle into wagon
driven by Frank Capasso, of 20 Drift
street, on Sixth avenue yesterday.
He was taken to the City Hospital
Jacob Weiss, of II Thirteenth ave-
nue. reported TO the police OF the
Fourth precinct that his home was
entered last night through forced
rear window and $3s stolen. "