Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-22


hold its annual outing tomorrow at
Heidelberg Park. Maplewood. and It
Is expected that more than 200 per-
sons will attend. John F. Reilly,
standard bearer of the association, is
a candidate for the Democratic NOM
ination for member of the Board of
| Works.
Announcement has been made by
Martin A. Malague that he is a can
| didate for the Democratic nomination
| for tax collector of Bellevilie. Mr..
Malague ran for the same office three
years ago and was defeated by
| George w. TStaniar, the present coll
| lector. A recount was secured, but
| the result of the vote remained I'M
| changed. Mr.. Staniar, a Republican,
Is seeking denomination for the office.
| Mayor Jacob ,Haussling was unan-
| imously indorsed for denomination at
a meeting of the Seventh Ward DEM
ocratic executive committee, held
last night al 205 Warren street. The
committeenfAlso went on record as
favoring &ss candidacy of Hubert ].
| Healy .forS1fhe Democratic nomina-
| ton for alderman of the ward.
The Thirteen Ward Republican ex-
ecutive committee held a meeting
| last night at Keiser's Hall. Fifteenth
street and Avon avenue. The speak
ers were ]. William Huegel, candi
date for the shrievalty nomination,
and David Fitterer candidate for the
Republican nomination for alderman
of the Thirteenth ward. Charles
| Demmer, chairman of the committee,
presided.
Four campaign speeches were de-
| ,ivsrs. nj 'ar.tu- meetings last nisht
| by John F. Murray, jr. a candidate
| for Republican nomination for mem
| Der of the Board of Works. Mr..
| Murray declared that If he were
elected he would vote against reduc-
| ing the salaries of the lesser paid emf
ployes of the board. He also stated
| that he would resign from The board,
| If, after his election, 1t was proven
| that he failed to keep his camp aign
pledges The meetings were held in
| Schoellhamer's Hall, Eighteenth ave-
nue. and Rose street; Wagner's Hall,
| Springfield avenue: Third Ward Re-
publican executive committee, at
| Somerset and Spruce streets, and at
| South Orange avenue and South
| Twelfth street.
A meeting of the Third Ward Pc
publican executive committee was
| held last night at Saars Hall. Sonnet
| set and Spruce streets. The speakers
were Thomas L. RAYMOND, candidate
| for mayor; Daniel F. Gaven, Herbert
w. Taylor and Fred G. Stickel. jr.,
who are seeking the nomination fol
surrogate, and Ferdinand Roemmele,
| candidate for county supervisor.
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| A number of Republican candidates
| for Office spoke at meeting of the
| Herman Schoellhamer Club last night.
No Inducements were made, although
! the club had Endorsed Harry B.
OConnell for sheriff and Daniel F,
| Gaven for surrogate at a previous
meeting. Both candidates were among
| the speakers last night. Others were
| Thomas L. Raymond, candidate for
the nomination for mayor: Ferdinand
Roemmele and Frederick o, Lindsey,
candidates for nomination for super
visor: Edward l.. Hartman. who adj
vocated the nomination of Mr.. Gaven,
and Leo Bierman, who I spoke for
Frederick L. Lehlbach, candidate for
Congress.
A Harry B. o'Connell Club was or
ganized last night at s79 Springfield
avenue. After Mr.. O'Connell had been
lIlQOIStu lOA LlAO ANCPhOtAtol
ton for sheriff the club Endorsed
Thomas L. Raymond for mayor,
Daniel F. Gaven for surrogate and
Charles Biehl for alderman of the
Fourteenth ward. Frederick o. Linds-
ley, candidate for county supervisor,
was speaker at the> meeting.
A meeting of the Polish Political
Club was held last night at Beacon
street. near South Orange avenue. The
speakers were Thomas L. Raymond,
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for mayor; Daniel F. Gaven,
candidate for surrogate, and Harry B.
O'Connell, who is seeking the shriev-
atty nomination.
At last nights meeting OF the Ralph
LSeritella Republican Club, held at 3
Drift street. the following were unan-
imously Endorsed: Austen Colgate
for senator. F'reeholders Malta, Har-
rison and J.acombe for denomination,
Daniel F.. Gaven for surrogate, Harry
B. O'Connell for sheriff. and August
Miller and Louis Pfeiffer for Board
Of Works. ------------.--------