Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
MOrrist0wn Notes

Six prisoners were brought up for
sentence yesterday morning before
Judge Joshua r. Salmon. Sentence
was suspended on two of the six and
fines were imposed on the rest. David
Ginsberg. who pleaded non vult to
selling liquor without a llcensse, was
fined $50; Raymond Carr, convicted
of larceny, was fined $25; Michael
Kubiza, also convicted Of larceny,
was suspended; Arthur Poyer, who
pleaded guilty to a serious charge,
was fined $50; Norman Lee. who was
Powers partner, and also pleaded
guilty, was fined $50; Lulu Anderson,
negress, who was arrested by the
local police with Allen Van Geisen,
negro, on a disorderly charge, was
suspended. Van Geisen was sent
back to jail. His case will Be taken
UP later.
Judge Joshua r. Salmon suspended
sentence on James J. Jones for al
lowing his children to be truants.
An automobile owned by the late
; Dr. Armin 8. Uebelacker, of South
street, collided with a horse Ind car
riage owned by s. V. Hoffman, of
Madison avenue, late Wednesday aft
ernoon, damaging both vehicles. The
automobile, which was driven by John
Dorsey, was coming up South street
toward the park, when opposite Boy
ken street 1t suddenly swerved and
ran into the rear of the Hoffman car
riage, which was standing ct the
curb. The auto ran on up on the
| sidewalk bringing up against a
fence. Dorsey said II was an acct
dent.
The Board of Aldermen has pur-
chased for the Board of Engineers
| of the fire department new rubber
coats of white. Chief Days coat is
carried on Resolute Hook and Ladder
! Company's apparatus, Chief Shar-
rette's is on the Humane Engine
Company'S pumping engine and Chief
Snudden's is on the Washington En-
CINE Company's hose car.
Harold S. Chapman departed yes
| terday for Hartford, where he will
spend the Easter vacation of Morris
| Academy, Of which he is a faculty
member.
The wedding of Miss Sarah Manice
announced for April IA at st.
Thomas's Church, New York. Be
cause of the recent death of the
brides gather the wedding reception
will be omitted.
The engagement has been an
nounced by Mrs. James Archibald, of
Scranton, Pa, of her daughter, Miss
| Ruth Sellers Archibald, to Halsted
Little of Morristown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Thebaud
| have been spending several weeks at
French Lick Springs
Mrs Jessup, of Scranton, Pa, has
| been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Liv-
| ingston Whitney.
Miss Hopkins has sailed for Europe
and will be away until July.
| Mrs Philip Kearny Is expected back
from San Francisco early in April.
| Mrs J. A. H. Hopkins has been
spending a week In New York.
| A fire in a waste basket brought
out the whole fire department yes
! terday afternoon to the residence of
DR.. Joseph e. Wright, in South
street. The blaze was extinguished
| by the time the flremen arrived. A
match was thrown into the waste
basket and the flames spread to a
curtain at the window. A man who
was passing saw the blaze, and think
ing the house was on fire pulled box
| 81. The new automobile of the Board
| or Fire WardenS answered the alarm
along with the old horse-drawn We
| hicle.
H. Herbert Day sails on Tuesday
on the New Amsterdam for Paris,
where he expects to remain for sew
eral months.
Ashby r. Krouse entertained a
number of his friends at his homo
in Whippany last night, a number
going from Morristown.
There was a reception at the
Young Mems Christian Association
last evening In honor of the new
members acquired during the 5000
campaign conducted last week Frank
Meade, of New York, presented the
play, Damaged Goods" and there
was music and refreshments.
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