The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1912, Page 7

cE] CEDAR GROVE HAD A GCL-DARNED BIG DOWN'S LAST NIGHT! i by There! They Sure Did Open That There New Town Hall! NO SNIDEPLACE, EITHER! | “7™"'7-tr2 others It's First Class, Even if Si Per-| kins Does Allow They Ain't Enough Spittoons in It. | (Shecial to The Evening Word), CEDAR GROVE, N, J., Jan. 2.—The! Public Hall of Cedar Grove is now a| thing actual and concrete, having been formally baptized in the full jubilee of the New Year with big doings, music by the town band, in which Squire Bald- ‘win fiddled with his usual eclat, danc- ing and other simple festivities. Frank Rue came early in the evening with his | @ancing duck, Angina Pectoris, and of- | fered to furnish but his offer was spurned by Grand Master of Ceremonies Cowte. Mr. Cowte called Frank Rue’s atten- tion to the fact that the grand opening of the Public Hall was a dignified and elegant entertainment and that danc- ing ducks or waltzing roosters were Rot in order, If the members of the Cedar Grove Board of Poultry Trade couldn't for once divor ce business from pleasure, they had better remain home, he intimated. George Henry Smith, premier eggspert of the Gooseberry Confederacy, was there, and so wes Mra. George Henry Smith, who was presented with a hand- ome cut glass pitcher by the Women's Auxiliary of Cedar Grove as a reward for her good work in helping the aux- ilary to raise funds to build the hall. While the new Public Hall of Cedar Grove will serve as the town hall, tt will not ‘be called the town hall, for the ‘imple reason that the town did not lend a hand in bullding !t. Paradoxical ae it may aound, the Public Hall is a private enterprise, bullt by private sub- eeription. The Township Committee of three, which governs Cedar Grove, «ust pay for the privilege of holding its ees- sions in the Public Hall, and eo must the Cedar Grove Board of Poultry ‘Yrade. 61 PERKINS ALLOWS THE HAL 18 TOO DINGED UP TO DATE, Chalrmai $1 Perkins of the Boapa of Poultry ‘Trade, who inspected the new and commodious structure last night offered several objections to the con- struction and equipment of the chamber assigned for the sessions of the Sllustri- ous body he dominates: First, there were no splttoons and the windows faced the turnpike; secondly, it was team heated, wherefore there was no stove on which to rest the feet at a comfortable elevation, and thirdly, it was “too dinged up to date.” “AM this ‘lectricity an’ steam heat they're puttin’ into said Chairman Perkins, * poultry raisin’ total an’ complete. Ne’ think you know, they'll be running 01 o’ them new-fangled sewers into town, an’ you don’t have to know noth{n’ about anythin’ to know that sewd®>fe ‘unhealthy for live stock an’ powyy, fhe ‘lectricity has cut down the powers o' my hens an’ ducks 40 per r ite into the feathers o' the es ‘em cross, an’ as fer it seems to the vim out o' them, Now they ‘come along with this new-fangied town hall, what a feller can’t comfortable in without wearin’ cuffs There are two big assembly halls in the new Public Hall, with fine floora for demcing. The facade of the bulld- Jog, facing the turnpike, is embellished with @ latge balcony, where the town pand will give its concerts next sum- mer. Squire Bakiwin says the balcony 4a etrong enough to hold fourteen pieces ‘and that {f paesing automobiles can be compelled to muffle their exhausts and tone down their eirens It will be pon- aible for the brass in the band to be heard over in Thumb Point. Storekeeper Gus Meyer ts said to have voted fourteen times in one day in favor of the town hall. Gus has put in a new ice cream machine and the festivals ‘endé such to be held in the Public Hall next summer should bring ‘him jn a risk trade. Forty bricks of cream were sold last night—ex-Cavalryman John Freel, George Henry Smith's private secretary @nd live stock valet, getting outside of four, by way of a test.) You KNOW THAT WALLY DOBBS? JEST LISTEN TO’ WHAT HE DID, BY HECK! Mr. Gillings, who has replaced Squire Baldwin as leader of the town band, the squire being too busy tuning hi new fidd ness of I as in the cavalry aout the same time John Freel was, Doth ave foug' dians, but they cannot w&rve on that ancient mivot question Does an Indian smilel« Freel says yes and ings says no. y each put ap a dollar to back thel yinions last night, turned the stakes over to Wally Dobbs and left it for him to decide at the conclusion of their debate. Before bad _Anished Wally Dobbs had COFFEE Sold Direct to tne ¢ CLIVEM FREE Established 1640 eel ese Heck, You Ougt Ought to Been Pater thirty me | |in the Admiralty Court passed, his piace | excus | lay. spent the stakes buying Ice cream for {#4 Baldwin's daughter, wherefore, iked for @ decision, he told them y Were both right. During the de+ bate, perforce, the band was silent. Among those present on that greatest jon in the history of Cedar Grove night were (list furnished by ree ay Gece seere Ped mith, Georme sent) smite . hourehold ‘acto: tum, John Freel, Charles Hanson Towne, editor of Delineator, Author Author George Henry &mith, Farmer Smith, Mrs. Farmer Smith, Mr. align Manager, Mrs. Parker and Mise of the Jacobus ily, all the Vreelanés, Mr. Cowle| and other Cowles, Jim Cism, Fred) Holeapple, Phineas Whackereinger, the Great Notch Burbank, Loc Rose of Lit- tle is, Mr. A. B. Fretz, owner of the, cow Buttercup, that once gave electric milk, Hugo Pebh of Great Notch, Gerald Blossom and three hundred and canincnliliacnines JUDGE HOLT IMPRISONED IN STALLED ELEVATOR. Post-Office Building Lift Sticks Be- tween Floors Twenty Minutes While Passengers Fume. The big oval elevator in the Post- Office Building stuck between the first and second floors to-day and impris- oned Judge Holt and nineteen other ngers for twenty minutes. No one was frightened, but there was consid- erable imps As the th for Judge Holt's session on the bench was taken by Judge Hough: Then, without warning, the | elevator started again. The passengers, most of whom were clerks and jurors, Were released at the second floor. Thow who were going higher refused to make the journey in the elevator. A young law clerk added to the humor of the situation by trying to escape from the stalled elevator. He wedged himself between the car and the floor and had to be hauled back. He protested, declaring he had some papers to file and would probably be fired, as his employer would accept no All the elevators in the Post-Omce Building we from hydraulic to electric three weeks twice since, A burned out fuse caused to-day's de- Ypolita Eufanio, thirty-five years old, of No. 15 friend, grocery store at No. 152 Cherry street, to-day, Ita, to alt down, apparently went to sleep. At last Cola went over and spoke to him. Ypoltta did not reply and could not be roused. An ambulance was called from Hudson Bireet Hospital and Dr, Wordham said the young man had been dead for an T. | hour. | Parker, Gov, Woodrow Wilson's cam- Seven-year-old Cella Trevarre of No. 217 Fast Twenty-ninth street was ccos ing Second avenue near Twent treet when she fell in the path of a large auto tri Asphalt © Coyle of No. 10 East One Hundred and Twenty-second street. The child regained velLu her feet in time to avoid the wheels, ‘but the side of the truck struck her In the shoulder. he was taken to Bellevue al suffering from shock and in- Monroe street, called on his James Cola, who has a little Cola was busy and told Ypol- Ypolita sat down and “The under crust of my, pies is just as light as the top.” Mra, Brown, Seth Low Apt, W, Oh Bt, WT, 8c New York Important Notice Int News Regarding Clothing Browning, King &Co On January 4th this Organization, that makes every stitch of its own Clothing and sells directly to you through its Retail Stores, will have some very interesting news regarding Metropolitan Clothing which will interest Men and Boys who wear and appreciate the Smartest Kind of Attire. It will be an Unusual Event and give a great many an opportunity to wear our kind of Clothes at decidedly reduced prices. 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