Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-09-15
KEARNY-ARLlNCTON

Councilman Daniel Bryan, chair
man of the special railroad commit-
tee of the Town Council was In oon-
ference with the officials OF the Pub
lie Service Corporation today in con-
nection with the matter OF having the
company pay its share for the erec-
tion of now bridge over the Kearny
avenue cut of the Greenwood Lake
division of the Erie railroad. The OF.
fcials OF the Erie railroad assured
Mr.. Bryan they would start the worf
as soon as possible, providing tins
Public Service will pay Its share.
Miss Eleanor Weidmsn, daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs John Weidman, of ~
Oakwood avenue, will be married to
morrow night to Hugo w. Jacobson
brother of Postmaster Felix Jacobson
of Arlington. The wedding will TAX
place at the home of the parents o,
the prospective bride.
James Heath, of Devon street. :
member of the New Britain. Conn
baseball team, has returned home.
The receipts of the Citizens Build
ing and Loan Association last nigh
amounted to $2,100 A loan TO thu
amount of s1,400 was made at a prem
ium Of 4 per cent,
Night Sergeant Philip Bell returned
to duty last night after spending q
vacation OF ten days visiting fela-
tives at bridgeport, Conn.
Bicycle Policeman Cornelius Bar
rett started on his vacation yester-
day.
Two men who described themselves
as members of the State Patrolmen's
Association we're in Arlington yester-
day soliciting advertisements for the
association Patrolman Asa Smith.
secretary of the Kearny branch, stat
ed last night that no persons were
authorized to solicit such advertise
ments.
A meeting of the Board Of Educa-
ton will be held tomorrow night.
William W. Phelps. who gave his
address as the Meadowbrock Club,
Long Island, deposited 500 yesterday
to appear in the Kearny Police Court
tomorrow morning on complaint of
Motorcycle Policeman James Collins.
who charged him with speeding his
auto.
Members of the KearnY election
boards have been requested to apS
pear at the office of Town Clerk Will
lam B. Ross tonight to secure sample
ballots for the primary. Ballots VIII
be mailed to the voters tonight
The following building permits were
issued by Municipal superintendent
John d. Castles today r. A. Cheney,
alterations Of the First Presbyterian
Chapel at 572 Kesrny avenue, which
Is to be used as q motion -picture
theatre; Frank II. Dennis, remodel
ing frame house at $40 Kearny ave-
nue.. TO cost $1,700.
Arrangements were furthered at a
meeting of the Senior Dramatic Club
Of st. Cecilia's Church last night for
a play to be, produced in the near
future.
Rev. Patrick A. Flanagan, OF
Omaha, Neb., who arrived Friday on
the steamship Celtic, is the guest OF
Mrs. Patrick Neary, of f61 Kearny
avenue. Father Flanagan, who was
on an extended trip through Europe,
which was to end In Naples, got as
far as Paris when the war broke out
and, with seventy-five other Amer
leans, booked on French steamer
from Calais to Liverpool. After
spending a few days visiting rela-
| tIves at Roscommon ireland, Father
Flanagan sailed for this country
Bicycle Policeman Thomas Dolan
reported for duty yesterday, after
! ten days vacation.
| ARRANGEMENTS are being made by
| the members of the Holy Name So
ciety of st. Cecilia's Church to par-
| ticipate in the Holy Name celebration
10 be held in Newark QebnDer a.