Evening journal., 1921-06-16
AETNA PLANS To
HOUSE engine
Funeral of Sergeant Garrett
Who died in France, Held
Yesterday
COUPLE OBSERVE
5OTH ANNIVERSARY

opfSih 10 Inc tNenlnS JOnndi.
NEWARK, June 16.--Plans are
being completed by the Aetna Hose
Hook and Ladder Company TO make
the housing of the new stutz fire
engine which is TO take place Sat
urday afternoon one Of the greatest
events in the history OF the town.
Chief E. Clifford Wilson and other
members OF the company have been
at work on the plans for some days.
The engine will be housed by the
Good VIII Company Of New Castle.
The parade which will be a feature
OF the afternoon will be the largest
firemen's parade ever held in the
State outside of Wilmington. In
addition to numerous companies
from most all sections OF Delaware
there wifi also be visiting fire COM
panies from Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania. Residents have been request
ed to decorate their homes in honor
of the occasion. DR.. Walter il.
Steel has been named marshal and
Walter Powell and Clarence Jester
viii assist him. The parade will be
formed at 2.20 o'clock on Academy
street between Main and Delaware
avenue and will move over the fol-
lowing route: Delaware avenue to
Elkton Road. 20 Maih street, TO east
Main street, countermarch 20 Aca-
denny street, where the housing cere-
monies wili be conducted.
Newark hremen propose TO make
the street carnival to be held July
to 16, the best ever attempted In this
town. The general committee has
named the following committees 10
get busy with plans for the various
amusements and features that they
Will have charge OF: treasurer, Rob
ert S. Gallaher. assistants. J. Earle
Dougherty. f. n. Lutton. Harlan
Herdman and Charles l.. Medill.
Merry -go-round. John Chambers;
novelties. Harry Hill, Ira Shellender,
Herbert Renshaw, E. J. Ellison and
John Steele; candy, DR.. George W.
Rhodes, c. p. Steele. Ernest Frazer.
William Renshaw. Wilmer Hill. Ralph
Barcus and William Gregg; dancing,
/ l.. E. Hin, William Smith. Fred Strick-
land, Eugene Stiltz and Orvilie Lit
| tles ice cream, j. Pierce Cam,
George Dobson and Clarence Dur
nail; canes, Frank Jester and Henry
Gregg.
Ice cream cones, Daniel Thomp-
son, William Ring. Charles Tasker,
Daniel Knapp, Milford Morris, Ham
son Whiten. Ray Jacobs. and Clar-
ence Eastburn; shooting gallery,
Walter Powell, electricians, Fred
Strickland and Ray Jacobs; ten pins,
Edward Vogt and Daniel Stoll; auto
mobiles. Z. c. Wilson. G.. 1. Durnall
Frank Fader. Harlan Herdman and
Reese Grifiin; vaudeville. A. J.. Beals
l.. X. Bowen. and c. w. Colmery'
i cakes, Mrs. Frank Hester; Miss Eliza.
beth Hill; frankfurters, Fred Sult7
and Edward Cole; fancy table Mrs
Il. c. Wilson: set 'em up again
Thomas sprogel and Reese Grihin.
The funeral OF Sergeant Major
Clinton III. Garrett who died overseas
and whose body arrived home last
Saturday was held al 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon from the residence
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
i. Garrett, Strickersvilie, four miles
above Newark. Interment wa S
made at New London. Pa. Young
| Garrett made fne record in the
World War. He was in the battle
OF the Argonne which he came out
Of uninjured but afterwards con-
tracted pneumonia which caused his
death. The funeral was attended
by a delegation from Lieutenant Post
American Legion Of Newark. and also
some members of the local Post OF
Foreign Wars which included q
number Of men from the Rehabilita.
tion Division. Sergeant Major Gar
ret was well known and popular with
many residents OF Newark.
The Vestry Of St. Thomas Church
held a meeting Tuesday night at the
Parish House when the budget fol-
the FIRST year under the new rector
the Rev. Edgar Jones. was discussed
Captain Robert Carswell, who's,
wife is a daughter OF Postmaster
b and Mrs Levi X Bowen, of Newark
has been transferred from Washing
ton to Fortress Monroe.
G.. Gray Carter as the guest o
Robert Baynum went TO Milford yes
terday where they attended a dane