Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-20
SIX HUNDRED
SAIL AWAY ON
HAUCK OUTING
Prominent Men from Essex and
Hudson Guests of Har-
rison Association.


With 500 guests aboard the Peter
Hauck Association, of Harrison, to-
day sailed on its fifteenth annual ex-
cursion to Witzefs Point View
4 Grove. Long Island. The excursion
lists filled the steamboat Minerva to
its capacity. The start was made
from the Newark side of the Bridge
street bridge, following parade of
the merrymakers along Harrison
avenue.
A blast of the whistle on the Hauck
brewery, in Harrison, was the signal
for the parade formation this morn
ing. A few minutes later platoon
of Harrison police in charge of Ser
/ geant Caleb Coakley, marked time
and the parade was on. All along
the line of march the paraders were
cheered. A brass band furnished
march music
| Prominent men from all parts of
/ West Hudson, and also this city,
were in line West Hudson officials
were in the forefront. Candidates
| were much in evidence. Politics are
/ tabooed, in so far as Endorsements
are concerned, but there will be po-
!
/ coming from the grove,
Many Candidates Along.
The Harrison contingent will dis
cuss. probably more than all else,
the mayoralty fight. Both of the
Mayor Joseph p Rior-
| dan and Councilman John j. DAILY
are numbered among the excursion
/ lists. County candidates were con-
4 et,fo ~, Az a tor.
! of fact, there was a candidate to be
] seen every place one looked.
The annual Hauck outing is a gala
/ one in West Hudson. Special deco
rations are always in evidence, and
the townspeople turn out in large
numbers to greet the excursionists.
| Today was no exception to the rule,
the line of march being thronged
with men, women and children
Peter Hauck, ST., standard bearer
of the association, will make a spt-
cial trip from his summer home at
Elberon to the grove. He will spend
/ the day with the excursionists. His
son. Peter Hauck, jr., was with the
excursionists when they departed
from Harrison One face missed
from the throng was that of late
Senator Michael T. Barrett, who at
tended the gatherings for many
years.
To Parade on Return.
1t was expected the grove would be
reached by / o'clock Dinner is TO
be served at 2:30. Following this the
excursionists will disport themselves
for the remainder of the day. The
start for home will be made about
$3.50. Upon their arrival the excur-
sionists will parade along Harrison
avenue, which will be thronged with
people A pyrotechnical display will
| feature the return march. Electro
clans are busy today installing hun
dreds of incandescent lamps on the
| front of the brewery. 1t will be all
lighted tonight. Hung across the
street in front of the brewery will be
an electric sign bearing the letters
| p. H. A. in lamps of red, white and
| blue.
| Among those who were present at
| the outing today were Mayor Cor
nelius A. McGlennon, of East Newark,
| candidate for Congress; Gerald E. F.
| Mcdonald, of Harrison, also a candi-
date for Congress-; Sheriff N. Peter
| Wedin, of Jersey City; County Clerk
John f. Crosby, County Register John
! Mcmahon, Assem- blyman Joseph M.
| Branegan, Supervisor Frank Hague,
Assemblyman Egan, Chief of Police
| Michael Rodgers, of Harrison; Coun-
| cilmen John ]. Daily Edward f. Nc
Keen, Clarence T. Van Deren, Fred
erick c. Clifton, Edward j. Rice.
Peter ]. Sullivan and Thomas F..
| O'Connor, of Harrison; Councilman
Thomas A. Walsh, of East Newark;
| Councilman James ]. McAteer, of
Kearny. Freebooter George w.
| Caparn, former Freeholders Patrick
7. Condor and John w Roche, Water
| Purveyors William A. Campion, of
Harrison, and Hugh McQuoid, of
Kearny; Philip A. McAviney, DAME
B. Walsh, William A. McGorrin,
| Joseph Kopolowitz, William Wald-
helm, Michael Sullivan, John Berns,
Assessor Francis McSorley, sr., of
Harrison: Jacob Stein, Jacob Breiten-
bucher, Patrick Clarity, Michael F.
Campion, George Y. Headley, Will
lam Taft, James Wilhelm. John Glib
son, William Press, Chief of Police
| William Tolen, of Kearny; former
| Councilman John J. Mulligan, of Har-
| rison; William Hutchinson, former
Freeholder Joseph A Riordan, Joseph
Baker, Thomas Adams, Michael Bach,
| James McManus. Peter F. Brady,
| Street Commissioners Daniel F..
Maher, of Harrison and John Durkin,
of Kearny; William Burgesser.
Joseph Kennedy, Patrick Doherty,
Peter Brandt. John Wade, Thomas
Butler, Patrick Murphy, Michael
NOLAN.
Among other guests from this city
were Mayor Jacob HaussIng. Judge
Charles F. Herr, Excise Commissioners
Richard A. Miller and Police Lieu
tenants James Meehan and Frederick
| Kuhn.