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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-14
NORRIS COUNTY.
MORRISTOWN.

The residents OF Mcndham. of tho duain;et
and most attractive villages in Morris County IN
der the leadership OF John elmer Speed. have
formed Village Improvement Society. AMI raised
considerable fund OF money. and the matter o.
improving the sidewalks. roads. and even the sup
plying Of the village with water in the future
Is being considered
Whponong Hall. at Whippany. which was re-
Gently dedicated. will be opened every night after
October !. The memorial library given by JOra-
than w Roberts in memory OF Mrs. Roberts. vii
be greatly appreciated. especially the books are
for the free use OF the residents OF Whippany
The reunion of tho 18th New Jersey Regiment Of
Volunteers will be he'd at Dover Thursday mex.
the occasion being the anniversary OF the battle OF
Winchester.
The lst New-york Engineers viii hold their re-
union here in October. and committee IS actively
engaged In making preparations FOR the affair. The
address of welcome will be delivered by Mayor
Edward A. QuayIe. and will be responded TO b
General +. W. Serrel. formerly commandant Of the
regiment
The, Morris Township Committee ras provided
gudebOaris which TO be placed at crossroads
and on roads leading through Morris Township
Work on continuous roads is being rapidly carried
specifications. hut In some instances they heye
Specific n sS as Where up ney ha mile wa,
ordered relaid by the Road Committee OF the Free
The monthly meeting OF the BOARD of Freehold
was held on Wednesday. The disbursements
for road accounts for August s2 500 o. and the
bills for the present month amounted TO about
S3l 600 The fall term OF the Morris County courts
will begin october 10. Justice Megie and asso-
ciates will preside.
The Sahodalica Wheelmen OF Morristown will
give series OF open Saturday. Septem,
Der g. for the benefit Of Memorial and All Souls
hospitals. number of valuable prizes have been
offered
one OF the most important social affairs Of the
season Is that provided by the managers OF the
Summer Shelter. who are DESTROYS OF building an
addition 10 their present building by which more
OF the street children OF New-Nork city may be
accommodated for "A fornghts outing next sum.
mer. The athletic sports include polo game. goit
Gymkhsna bicycle races. etc. and will be given on
the polo field of the Morristown Country club on
the Kahdena Road. The following ladies' viii be
Catn. Mrs ". Allston Flagg. Mrs. George O.
rreinghuysen, Mrs. Robert Kissell Mrs; B-njamnn
Nichol. Mrs. .Gustaye Z. Kissel. Mrs. Macculloch
ton. Mrs Cornelius Berr!on Mitchell. Mrs III. r
Phipps. Mrs. Richard A. McCurdy Mrs l.. A.
Thebaud. Mrs. Robert /. Stevens, Mrs stephen y
Whitney Mrs y. Willis James, Mrs Luther
Kountz. Miss +. l.. Hopkins Miss Rowland and
Mrs. Roscoe Lyon
The sports VIII be in charge Of the following com
mttee: Messrs. W. Als;on Flagg, X. H. 1homas'
W. A, Tiers. Paul Revere, Morris Henderson. Gus
tave T., Kssell. Kerry J; Hoy, Arthur Whitney.
+. l.. Niles and II r. Phpps. Entrees viii close
on the 18th inst. Stages will be at the Morristowa
station on the arrival OF the New-york trains
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HUDSON COUNTY TOWNS.
HOBCKEN.

The last open-air religious service TO be held this
wear will take place tomorrow. During The warm
weather these services have been popular, and have
been attended by many people who do not make a
practice OF going to church 1t is said that the
average attendance has exceeded 1000. ana the
promoters OF the meetings more than satisfied
with the results.
State Senator William ID. DAILY Is redhot cand-
date for a denomination by the Democratic party,
and he says he is confident that he will receive 1t.
There is an unWritten law in Hudson County which
declares that State Senator may not have more
than one term
Frederick A. Hoar. well-known newspaper
writer married d few days ago Miss Constance
Entwisle. Of Plattsburg y. Y. Owing TO the recent
death OF the father OF Mr. Hoar the ceremony,
which took place at the home OF his mother Mrs
Charles G.. HOaT. OF Hillsda,e. was witnessed only
by immediate friends and relatives. After Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoar return from the AdirOndacks they VIII
live in Ne%kirk ST. Jersey City.
Or. Arlilz the Health Warden, recently in one
day vaccnated eghty-five school children.
The Gospel meetings of the Railroad Young Mems
ware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad have been
resumed, and they will continue weekly until warm
weather again arrives.
The local Board OF Health has adopted ordi
nance fixing fine OF s25 each offender who re-
moves from the front OF a house tag placed there
TO denote that contagious disease Is within the
building
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BAYONNE.

The members from this city Of the Hudson County
Grand Jury for the September Term OF court are
James S. Robertson. ST., metropolitan business
man and a First Ward Republican, and William NJ
O'Neill, Second Ward Democrat.
At their home No $50 Avenue c. Monday
evening the Misses Low entertained select party
of friends with a musicale
Bayonne Hook and Ladder Company No. l. the
pioneer hre-fghting organization Of this city. has
elected the following officers: Foreman, Samuel NJ.
Ode.l, jr.: first assistant foreman. Smith Delamater;
second assistant foreman, James Vaughn; financial
secretary. Alexander A. Gee recording secretary.
Alfred Butcher; treasurer. Edward f. Stinson. The
company will celebrate its twenty hfth anniversary
on Friday evening, November Is. and has appointed
q committee OF arrangements for the AFFAIR
Dr. Louis f. Deary, of New-York City, formerly
house physician at the Bayonne city Hospital, is
on duty in that capacity during the vacation OF
his successor, Dr. Archibald c. Forman.
Under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society
connected with the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. a pleasant peach and ice-cream festival
was given in the psrors Of that edihce on Thursday
evening
The marriage OF ex-School Trustee William J.
Denton of the Second Ward and Miss Elizabeth
Brlden. a Newark belle. will take place on Wednes-
day afternoon. September 81
Amlty Chapter. No 81. Royal Arch Masons, re-
sumed In Schuyler Hall on Monday evening It's
regular bimonthly convocations.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Annett OF Avenue and
the Newark Bay shore. have returned home with
their family from their summer sojoLrn Bran.
Island Off the Massachusetts coast.
In Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church In West
Flfty-frst-s a harvest home festival VIII be held
tomorrow evening. The rector the Rev. Horauo
Mcguire. will conduct the exercises.
Announcement has been made OF the engagement
to Herbert Crane. prosperous young business man
OF Caldwell, Essex County, Of Miss Minnie Ludty.
the pretty and accomplished daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Francis c. Ludey. of West rhirty-second-st
The New-Jersey Athletic Clubs team of amateur
hall-tossers will end their On the diamond by
meeting on the New-Jersey oval at Bergen Point,
this afternoon he Bayonne Field cubs nine in
the third and decisive game Of series for the local
championship.
Janltor John Mcdonald who has been custodian
OF the Eayonne city Hall for more than ten years,
and his wife celebrated Wedn ,sday evening The
golden anniversary Of their wedlihg They enter
tained az their nome. in East rwenty-eighth-st, a
large party OF friends. who called with congratula-
lions and appropriate gifts. The festivities Included
a reception. 4 supper and dancing
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PLAINFIELD.
A SHARP TENNIS CONTEST EXPECTED To-
DAY.

prnt.crroX or RAILROAD FARES DUE TO troll
LEY COMPETITION NOTES ABOUT TOWN
Some fine tennis contests looked forward to
by local payers and their friends on the courts OF
the Hillside Tennis club this afternoon The Miles
hro,hers and the Ward brothers the two crack
doube teams from Orange, are to try their SIKH
against four OF PlaInned's best players. II Is eX'
pected that the Plainfeld representatives VIII be
q T. Walz and H. V. Ryder. and George Ryder and
f. H. Fish. jr. II all the men are In good condition
the paving will be The beat Painheld has seen
The public schools. opened for the admttance of
scholars last Monday morning, with the exception
of the Sti Imam schoo.. which VIII be READY next
Monday. The attendance was large. The total
number Of pupils registered was l,3's divided rs
follows, Bryant. i2j; Franklin, 40; Washington
1922 Irving SS
The Rev j. Il. c,eaver, OF Bound Brook and the
Rev W f. Brown OF Newark will. In the near
future M the pulpit Of the Liberty Street Mission.
of this city. The Rev b. W Hands resignation
a. pastor has been accepted.
Plainfeld will doubtless soon be connected with
the trolley system running from jersey city as
far west Elizabeth and "A reduction OF passenger
rates on the Central Railroad of New-Jersey may
then result The Central Railroad OF New-Jersey
has issued passenger tariff between Roselle'
Elizabeth and Newark. The fare between RoseHe
Newark
tickets mas reduced TO 30 cents single fare Il
cents; Elizabeth to Newark and return, excursion,
from - to 20 cents single ticket u cents The new
schedule of rates will take effect on September 10.
The cause Of the reduction in fare IL due TO the
trolley system between Eizabethport and Newark,
wnich has been doing neary al the business be-
tween the two cities at fare OF ~ cents for the
round trip 1t Is said that tbs trolley company Will
reduce the round trip TO ten cents or five cents
each way The distance is about the same as be-
tween Newark and Orange. where only five cents is
charged for single trip 1t is said that the Central
Railroad will make like reduction in fare from
Bergen Point Jersey CITY, where like COM
petition with the trolley cars is encountered.
Ground is be broken Centra-ave at once for
q handsome home to be ereceed for ID. VI Moore. Of
East Ffth-sL The property was formerly owned
by Frank Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Randolph. of West Second-st..
left town on Tuesday Tor White Face Inn Saranac
Lake. In the Adrondacks, where they wi. spend
their vacation.
The relatives OF the late Dr. G. NJ Field have
selected City Judge William A. Coddngton 70 act
n administrator OF DR.. Fields estate. and ne viii
be so commissioned by Surrogate Parrot this week
United States Consul James A. Demarest. of
BrOckvie. Ontario made 4 flying trip to Plainfeld
this week. and called his sisters. the Misses
Jennie and Eleanor Demarest. of Watchung-ave.
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81 MINT

The annual fair for the benefit OF 81. Teresa's
Church will open in ST Teresas School in Chest
nut-ave.. this evening. and continue for one week.
Miss Julia d. Farrow has received an appoint
ment assistant in one of the public schools at
Iryington
The members OF Hose Company No will hold
a target excursion next month.
series OF revival services. under the leadership
OF the Rev DR.. Dixon. Will begin in Howard Hall
September 20.
The Township Committee Tuesday evening
contracted for laying sidewalks in Springfed-ave.
and the Boulevard amounting to nearly 5000 with
Van Stelnberg & Clark. of Newark.
Richard Phair william f. Byand. James "
Kelly John Vincent Murphy. Richard Shapter
Frederick &. Kelly, T. j. Scott and John II. Pleas
ant have been appointed members of the various
Election Board.
Overlook Lodge No. LOB. F. and A. NJ. held their
first meeting after the summer vacation on Tues
day evening. large number of Masons from
neighboring lodges were present.
The Board of Health Tuesday evening decided
to send DR.. William II. Risk and Carol Pm Bas-
set. Of the Commonwealth Water Company, %
Trenton on September 20. to represent Summit at
the conference of the State Board OF Health
The Republican primary for the election OF dele
gates TO the convention TO be held I'm Trenton on
September 10 was held In the Township Hall last
evening
Patrick Kelly, Joseph York and Joel G. Van
else. who own property at the Boulevard ana
Springfeld-ave.. have consulted counsel in refer
ence to suing the Township of Summit for damages
caused by the cutting down of Springfeld-aye. in
front of their property.
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UNION HILL.

The Rev. Charles Mead has returned from As
bury Park. where he passed his vacation. Mr..
Mead will resume his place in the pulpit tomorrow
The Daniel Bermes Brewing Company is prepar-
ing 10 erect a $4,000 building 10 be used A
brewery. II will be Of brick. five stories above
ground and two stories below the surface
V. b. Jackson a barber. Hudson and Bergen>
line ayes. has bullfrog that weighs eight pounds
IT Is seventeen inches long and six inches high The
frog was captured in a wood at Guttenburg In 1889,
and has been in the possession of Mr.. Jackson ever
since.
The outing OF the James shelton Association re-
Gently is an incident that the people of West Ho-
boken will not soon forget Ii created more ex-
element in that thriving town than the inter
national yacht races. Two hundred members Of the
association. after marching through the principal
streets West Hoboken. oarded trolley cars and
conveyed 10 Carlsbad. whore excellent
dinner served and some athletic games en-
joyed. Among those who attended Mayor
Chambers. Chief of Police Michael Kohl Freeholders
Julius Kumpp and Emile Groth. Recorder Charles
Shelton, Assemblyman James Usher School Trustee
Ienry Miller and host of other local politicians
After an absence of eight years in Dakota, Will
lam Garland has returned to Gutenberg.
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ELIZABETH.
FIVE ARRESTS MADE IN THE ITALIAN
MURDER CASE.

PRETTY HOME wEDDING-BITs OF LOCAL
NEWS.
cororsr Uorning will hold inquest AT west
field next Monday afternoon on the murue' - ~
Italian laborer there by some OF MS COUNT me-"
There are five prisoners now IN the Ohio"
rau who are implicated in the affair ana yeSU''''
Detective Keson brought N another one i"'' no.
e. c,ovanni Coppola. who. IT is alleged was the
,as, ono yho saw the man alive. The County
prosecutor thinks he is an important witness ne
~, ,bo victim, after he had beer stabbed. cfossihs
tho field in which his body was afterward fouhd
and thought something ai.ed him, but did not kho"
n, rho time that ne had been assaulted.
nro,,v sontember wedding took pace on Thurs
day night when Miss Susie Denman became ''e
hr,do Of Alfred Leighton Drummond. Of Bayonne
Tho ceremony took pace at the house OF me
brides parents No. 81 Jefferson-aVe ne ne. w..
n Oberly OF Christ Church oihciated me D' ~
maid was Miss Amelia Friedman ana tne pSS' I'',i
yas paul Ze'lman The gifts TO the coupe "eic
many and valuable A reception followed Ine oeie
mony at which guests were present Ioih p'''o
and Elizabeth. -
The Meas club of Grace Church held a success cess,
ful icecream and peach festival on Thursday nlgni
at the Parish House Inc men pa pa d U nyerythng
that women usually do In such cases hn sSI az
that they exce.led the fair sex by tho'r skill dr.
walters. ,.
little child OF Professor Shearer superintendent
OF Ellzabeths public schools was DaaS s'a aider
about the legs in ba'nt a,Iy mrning on the hot
water faucet The child Will be unable to walk
for some weeks. .,,
pretty wedding took place o at conractng par
ties being Miss Henrietta Adams and trederick
K2ler The bridesmaid n,v wa Charles Aner The
ceremony was performed by the Rev; n; ,a n.
sleeper Of Grace n chgrfs rsesp Mr and
Mrs Frederick ADAMS No. 70 East Jerssy-st.
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HARRISON.

The emp,o, es OF Staner & Lafery's wire fac
tory. Passaic-ave.. who have been idle for the
last three weeks on account OF the Visiting OF
the fywhee.. resumed work on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Johnson. who married
a week ago gave reception at their
home. No. 3lS Cross-si Monday night.
The employees Of the Harrison plant OF Atha &
Illingworth' New-Jersey Steel Works have given
nearly $40 the widow OF William Connor who
was crushed between two fregh; ears at the works
Augd1t IL.
Patrick J. Condor. Of the undertaking firm Of
Caan & Condor and Miss Annie Kenny. were
married "Wednesday at the Church Of the Holy
Cross
The members 90 the Harrison Board OF Health
have received invitation 10 attend confer
ence. be held in the Office of the State Board of
Health. in Trenton. on Friday. September 20. at
p m, for the purpose OF considering measures
for the prevention of the further pollution 0. the
waters Of the Passaic River.
Peter Hauck Company No 10. L. 6. S. h.. have
elected the following officers: Captain. Charles
Jost: frst-heutenant Jacob Windie second lieu
tenant. Anton Deboit: recording secretary Charles
Biegnan; financial secretary. Jacob Eggert.
The Church of the Holy Cross was crowded on
Wednesday with people who had gathered TO wit
ness the marriage OF Miss Mary, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick McKenna, Of Kearny 10 Thomas
NcGlynn The ceremony performed by the
Rev. NJ. p O'Connor. The bridesmaid Miss
Annie McKenna sister OF the bride and the
best man was William Mc0vnn.
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ESSEN COUNTY TOWNS.
MONTCLAIR.

Miss Mabel McChesney. daughter of Jacob C. Me-
Chesnev and Robert c. Thompson. all Of Montclair.
were married at the home Of the bride father NO
q Montague Place on Tuesday evening The cere-
monv was performed By the Rev. DIR. Junkin. pastor
OF the First Presbyterian Church. Miss Grace
HAYDEN and Miss Mamie Southwark. both Of Mont
clair we're he bridesmaids and Edgar A. Taylor
and Herman c. Hornfeck Of Verona were the ush-
ers Frank A. Cadiz, OF Newark was the best
man. After the ceremony reception was held, and
Mr. and Mrs Thomson started a fortnights
trip ON their return they will live in Montcair
The wedding Of Miss Lillian. daughter Of Lucus
r. Chinn Of Glenrdge and John II. Miller. OF
Montclar was celebrated Wednesday evening
the home Of the brides father. No 81 G'enridre-
ave
The annual meeting Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union was held in the Young Mems Chris
tian Associations parlors on Monday afternoon and
the following officers elected President. Mrs.
Arabela NJ Delong; secretary. Mrs. G. !. Reeves:
treasurer. Mrs II. r. Edmonston: vlce-presdens.
Zone from each church,. Mrs John =. Andrews.
Mrs H. NJ. shenon Mrs. II. Jackson. Mrs. L. n.
Moore Mrs Mary w Huntingdon. Mrs. Isaac Wy
man. Mrs. Thomas Wallace. Mrs. A. s. BadgIey.
Mrs. \. $. Wallace, Mrs. Theodore Rounseve.
Mrs. Frank Delano and Mrs. Fillmore condit.
A fair for the benefit Of the Mouniainside Hospital
Will be held this afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Z. sloffresan. IN Lloyd Place by the Misses Nette
gard and Master Ernest Stofregan
The following officers have been elected by Re
publican ward organizations: Second Ward-Presi-
dent. Wilbur f. Sandford secretary. 7. i. Meyer:
treasurer. Edward Madison Third Ward--Pres!-
dent Arthur Horton; secretary. j. Van Cleef. treas
urer 7. III. Bouden. Fourth Wari-Presideni, f.
II. Mcdowell; secretary. Thomas T. McC;lynn,
treasurer. Thomas Alworth.
the Berkeley Ladies' Quartet entertained the
guests al the Monday evening dance, and were
greatly appreciated by the many present
Cyrus c. Corby and G. W. Fisher. Of Montcair
captured the majority OF the premiums for Crane
exhibits at the Waverly Fair
Arthur English has been appointed captain of the
Montcair Wheelmens bowling team. which VII.
enter me tournament Of the Associated Cycling
Clubs In November.
me Montclair Republican Club organized on Tues
gay evening with these officers: President. Dr. J.
}. II. Love; vice-president. John H. Parsons.
rotary and treasurer. Alfred s Badgley.
- Inc Rev Howard Bliss. Of the Upper Montcair
congregational Church. has been elected rrsideni
OF me Montclair Christian Endeavor Union. Other
omclaIs are; Secretary. Miss Letitia Haght treas
urer. II. O. Smith
James Owen. OF Montclair. has been elected chair
man or the Educational Committee Of ;ne New
Jersey state Board OF Education vice Professor
Nicholas Murray Butler Of Columbia College.
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IRNINGTON

The clinton Township Committee held its last
meeting in the old Town Hall on Monday night.
The statement Of the financial standing OF the
township. required by law, ordered sent u the
State Controller
Clinton Lodge. No rs l. o. O. r. has lea sed
the top floor OF the Town Hall for 4 term Oe
five years. az annual rental Of 500
Postmisircss Van Cleve has received communi-
cation from ~ J. Oliver. Of Campbell Hall. orange
County, y Y. seeking information regarding
young man named Frank Huse. iIulse is about
eighteen years old. and has legacy awaiting him.
lie was last heard from about SIX years ago. when
he 81 In IrNngtnn
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Mrs ID. Sutphen and Mrs. VI. j. McDougal. The
money raised during the year amounted to 1890. OF
which 1851 was expended
Cortlandt J. Van Wrinkle son of Justice Van
Wrinkle. OF Brookdale. and Miss Fanny Stager, OF
Franklin. were united In marriage at the Franklin
Reformed Church on Thursday evening.
The Board OF Education on Wednesday passed
resolution that In case the legality OF the city
election Is established the erection OF n school
building in Glen Ridge will be Immediately COM
menced. The clerk was instructed to enter pro
test against the apportlonment OF school moneys 10
Glen Ridge which has already been made The
length OF the course OF studies in the high and
each.
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BLOOM FIELD.

Bloomfield Division. Uniformed Rank. Knights
or Pythias. helds its annual entertainment and
dance in Central Hall. Bloomfield. Wednesday
night.
Essex Hook and Ladder Company is arranging
Tor series OF whist and pool tournaments.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held
IFS annual meeting on Tuesday and elected for
president Mrs. Bryan Grant; corresponding sec
retdry. Mrs NJ. Baxter; recording secretary. Mrs
j. Is Williams. treasurer. Mss s. J. Bancroft: frat
v'ce-president Mrs. ID. sutphen; second. Mrs. q
" schwartz third. Mrs. J. B Axneld fourth,
Mrs Z. I. DaWkins, delegates to the State COnyen-
ton 10 be he'd at Paterson, October 5 TO H. Mrs
-. Grant and Miss =. J. Bancroft; alternatcs.
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MILI.BI'RN.

The women Of the First Baptist Church have
organized Home and Foreign Missions Society
among the members Of the congregation
Mrs Catherine Smith, ~ Mechanc-st. one of the
oldest residents Of Millburn died suddenly on Mon
day death being caused by congesve chiils. Mrs
Smith Is survived by four daughters and one son.
all adults.
on October . the - Rose OF Gimas Young
Mems Catholic Association will hold debate
as the Bicycle Now Used Conducive 10
HEALTH" The affirmative will be argued by Peter
: Kearney and Emil g. Bataille on the negative
side will be Edward +. Dunn and John Ward
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man-ave into a public building for the borough
was awarded al the meeting OF the Borough Coun-
ell on Wednesday, TO Thomas Laughlin for S2-4o
Miss Hattie Lee. OF Honesdale Penn. has been
appointed a full grade teacher at a salary OF SN
Miss Carrie G.. Balcom. of oxford. ~ Y, second
grade salary 1915: and Miss Florence Trowbridge
OF Candles, " Y. third grade salary S42.
The ordinance to establish fire department OF
one hook and ladder and two hose companies. with
thirty and twenty members respectively. was
passed Tuesday night.
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ARLINGTON

The Republican primaries will be held in the vari-
Gus parts Of the township Monday night
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the Arlington
Presbyterian Church held a rally in the lecture
room Of the church Tuesday night. Delegates
from Bellevllie. Kearny and Newark were present.
After the reports Of delegates 20 the Boston Con-
venion. the meeting resolved itself into a sociabe.
The mass-meeting Wednesday night TO discuss
the thirl-class city movement OF the
largest ever he'd In the township.