Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-20
BELLENILLE


are canvassing the town in behalf of
st. Michael's Hospital completed their
second days tour yesterday. A total
of S435 was reported, divided among
the four captains as follows: Miss
Nellie Comesky, $176; Mrs Henry e.
Wilson, $96: Mrs. R. p. Scaine, $3.50:
Mrs, Charles w. Kelly, SIT. The total
amount collected by the women thus
far is $792.50.
Complaints are being received by
the Town Council about the I'M
cleaned sidewalks. It is expected that
where the walks are not cleaned to-
day men will be employed by the
town to remove the snow and the cost
assessed against the property owners.
The body of a horse belonging to
Bernard Miller. of William street,
which strayed away Wednesday
night, was found along the tracks OF
the Erie railroad near Little street
yesterday The animal apparently.
was struck and killed by train.
George Di Leo, of William street,
| who has been confined in the City
| Hospital as the result of injuries re-
ceived when struck by a trolley two
months ago, returned home yester-
| day.
Residents of Main street were an
| noyed yesterday for a time when one
| of the pipes in the water main
| bursted, depriving them of water.
| Fire Chief Christian Reinhardt is re-
pairing the break.
Health Inspector W. Brand Smith
left this morning for Atlantic City to
attend the convention of health in
| spectors and masquito exterminators.
! The annual reception and dance of
! Cnprer., Meade "a
of eVterans, will be held tonight in
Belleville Hall.
The regular meeting of the Belle
vile Democratic Club will be held to-
night
Under the auspices of the combined
societies of st. Anthony's Church,
| Silver Lake, a barn dance will be held
| tonight in the basement of the
| church
An entertainment and dance to be
given by the knights of st. Paul and
| the Altar Guild of Christ Episcopal
| Church in the parish house tonight
piano recitals will be given by Miss
| Caroline Diamond, and Dwight Bur-
| ley, accompanied by Lewis Heating,
will render violin selections.
Monday being a holiday, exercises
appropriate to Washington's Birthday
will be held today in all the public
schools.
| A basketball game will be played
! tom orrow night in the old Y. NJ. C. A.
building in Main street between the
| first team of the Reformed Church
and the faculty of the Sunday school.
| George f. Travis, of Division ave-
nue.. is In st. James's Hospital, re-
covering from the effects of an opera
! ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoye, of Hart
| ford, Conn, formerly Of Belleville,
| are spending the week with John
Coogan of 242 Greylock avenue, Belle
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoye intend
making a trip around the world be-
! fore returning to Hartford.
! Members of the Belleville Club will
| give their annual entertainment and
| dance at BelIeVille Hall, Washington
avenue, Belleville, Tuesday night,
February "a. A vaudeville show is to
be given by an all-star cast, and
| Slafer's Orchestra, which has made a
name for itself at Brighton Beach,
will furnish the music. The perform
ance is to start at $3.50 o'clock and
dancing will be begun at 10:30 o'clock.
The Liberty Junior Field Club will
hold its first reception and ball at
Belleville Hall on Monday evening