Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-24
MorristOwn Notes

A swimming and diving exhibition
is the attraction promised for the
Young Mems Christian Association
for Saturday night. The exhibition
vii he by the West Side Y. M. G. A.
Tam, of New York, and the events
will include forty yards swim, 100
yards swim, 220-yards swim, fancy
-sdiving, underwater swimming, plunge
for distance, relay race and soccer
water polo. The men on the team IN
clude Henry Knecht, 80 and 1O0-yard
Y. Nj. c. A. record holder; Jack Man
tell, 90 yard champion Samuel Lo-
THAN, winner of S0-yard swim At Mad
ison Sduare Garden last month; Fred
Gudebrod, Henry Ripperger, William
F'riedlander, George Hippard, Charles
Hammer and Arthur Miller. Manager
William A. Weber, of the team, will
also bring along Clifford Heyer tho
present r. $. A. L. plunge champion.
and Frank Tachikawa, the National
A. A. u. outdoor long distance under
water swimming champion.
A non-suit was granted by Judge
Joshua r. Salmon, Monday morning,
In the suit of Frank G.. Hazen, of
Wharton. against John NJ. Mills, Of
Murristown for S1S6.35. Ha2en said
he had been hired by Mills US chief
engineer at the Hotel Breslin, at Lake
suing for was due him for wages. In
making a motion for a non-suit, FL
Iner King, Millss counsel, brought out
that Mills was the receiver for the
Hotel Bresln Company, and this COM
pany was purchased by the New
Breslin company on December :.
Hazen claimed he worked at the Bres-
lin until February %. and admitted
that he had been paid up to December
D. Judge Salmon told the plaintiff,
who was represented by James II.
Bolitho, Of Rockaway, that 1t ap-
peared that 1t was the New Breslin
Company to whom he must sue
Otto Schwartz and Charles Theiler
sail for Europe today. They will
spend two months abroad, spending
come time with Mr.. Schwartz's father
in Germany, as well as touring the
continent.
Announcements have been received
In Morristown OF the marriage OF Miss
Myra Gladys Ford, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Cooper Ford. and
former teacher i'll the Morristown pub
lie schools, to Robert William Clark,
on Saturday, Mt New London, Conn.
Miss Mary Tyndall and Mrs. Charles
Briant, of this town, attended the
wedding
The Altamont Realty Company.
which purchased the Films property
some time ago and cut street
through the same, known as Altamont
Court, has signed a contract with
Louis Marinaro, of this city, to build
a sewer through that street connect
fng with the city sewer at Elm street.
At the Church of the Redeemer on
wednesday evening, April 1, Stainers
"Crucifixion" and Pierce Was the
Wild Billow," by Noble, will be sung
under the direction of Kate Elizabeth
Fox The tenor soloist will be DR..
Franklin Lawson, of New York city.
a baby girl has been born TO Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence ID. Walters, Of
Phoenix avenue.
David Ginsberg, Of Dover. appeared
before Judge Joshua II. Salmon, Mon
day morning, and through his counsel
Elmer King, changed his plea of not
guilty Of Illegal sale of liquor TO that
of non yult. All the witnesses were
present in this case and they were
excused. Theodore Smith, also of
Dover. pleaded not guilty to a charge
of desertion.