Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-06
lRViNGTON-HILTON

| discussion over the merits of the
proposed south side storm sewer will
take place at tonight's meeting of the
Irvington Improvement Association
at the Speedway Tavern, 1925 Spring
field avenue.
Sanitary Inspector Joseph X. Click
enger reported a total of eighty-seve
cases of measles in Irvington during
January at the Board of Health meet
ing last night.
Former Mayor William L. Glorieux,
of 944 Clinton avenue is on a four
weeks stay at Palm Beach
An entertainment will be given in
the Mt. Vernon Avenue School tonight
under the auspices of the Home and
School Association. A program of vo-
cal and instrumental selections will
be given under the direction of Prin-
cipal Elsie NJ. Wilson, assisted by Miss
Grace NJ. Warner, of the High School
faculty.
The amateur minstrel team of the
Young Mems Club, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, gave its second
performance last evening in the Mad
ison Avenue School. The cast of
twenty-five was as follows: Interlo-
cutor. Arthur j. Bird; bones, Fred
Helwig, Harold Frake, Robert Hass,
Walter Lewis: tambos Will Mackay,
Gordon Frey, Fred Taylor, Robert
F'rale: solos, Harry Gray, Frank
Craven, Phil Hedden, Walker Quinn
by; members of circle, A. D. Croft,
Clyde Kilborn, Harry Dunn, Fred
Smith, Nevin Kennedy, Leroy Hunt,
Irving Kent. Willis Thompson, How
ard Frey, John Niebuhr, Rodolpb
Puehchoe, Paul Lee.
A report of the plumbers examining
board at the Board of Health meeting
show that eighteen master plumbers
in Irvington have taken examinations,
of which sixteen were successful.
Secretary julius Bartosch was in
structed to communicate with the
Council, asking for an office In the
Town Hall. when the contemplated
alterations to the building are made
Company b, of the Ivy Hill Cadet
Corps, resumed its drills last night,
under the direction of A. Clark. The
corps will go on hike on Lincoln's
Birthday.
A meeting of the Irvington Maen-
nerchor will be held tonight at
Hosp's Hall, 1925 Springfield avenue
to complete arrangements for a
smoker and cabaret entertainment to
be given by the society at Hosp's
Hall on March 20.
Health Commissioner Harry II. Jen-
at the boards next meeting on the
sanitary regulation of barber shops.
A business meeting of the Mems
League of the First Reformed Church
was held last night in the club rooms
on New street.
An opinion on the legality of the
secretary and treasurer of the Board
of Health being members of that
body win be secured from Town At
torney w. Eugene Turton.
Rev. Charles +. Stanley, pastor OF
the Hilton Christian Church, will give
a moving picture exhibition in Bur
nett Hall tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
A well-filled hall greeted the per-
Torrance of the play "Hiawatha' in
Burnett Hall. Hilton. last night by
the members of the Sunday school
class of Mrs. William w. Friberger
of the Hilton Christian Church. Miss
Alma Gordon, pianist Miss Ethel
Lacey, elocutionist; Miss Lillian
Ericsson and Stephen Medcraft, SOLO
lists, assisted in the entertainment.
Search is being made by the police
for the unknown driver who knocked
down Philip Hahn. of 1j7 Elmwood
avenue, at Springfield and Stuyesant
avenues Wednesday night. The police
have learned that the driver of 4
sulky. at first reported to be respon-
sible for the accident, is not the
guilty person. and an attempt is be-
ing made to locate a four wheeled
rig which was at the scene of the
accident Mr.. Hahn is reported ia
be improving, though he remembers
nothing of the occurrence.