The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-27
SOUTH ORANGE.

pole at the South Orange avenue crossing
Of the -Lackawanna Railroad by orders OF
Rowland p. Perrtne, chairman of the
police committee of the Village Board OF
Trustees. It is connected by wire with
fhe village jail. and IN case of an emer-
sency call the desk sergeant Will toach q
button and ring the gong. the poilcemeu
on the home post. located within the Douf-
dairy of Scotland road and Church street,
will Immediately respond and receive DIS
orders. Heretofore the sergeant had to
leave the Jail and walk out TO South Or-
anRe avenue ell the officer by a
whistle. but since the police box telephone
system has been installed the sergeant
must remain at the desk In the JAIL as tne
system has now been arranged so that a.
policeman CALLS up every five minutes dur
ing the night.
The funeral of Edward Reynolds, for
neriy of South Orange, Who dice Taest
which occurred to him Friday while az
work. took place from his late home. las
West Fifty-sixth street, New York city
today. A high mass of requiem was cele-
hrated in Sc. Patrtok's Cathedral, that
city. The iuterment was In Calvary
Cemetery.
on team will play the SECOND game of q
s6ties OF three for the championship OF
South Orange and Vailsburg,. with the
yailsbprg athletic Club sIu On the ae sYm-
! day afternoon. Percy Reeve will twill
for the South Orange team, and Abram
Ws1sher. the Allentown ian san Go League @n
WITH she Vaiisturg stars at Weiden-
psyer'a Park. Newark, but Manager
burnham, OF the Newsrtrs, at the last
moment refused permission to play az
WeidenmayerAs. h game VIII be played,
however. at the Heidelberg grounds next
Sunday week.
Harold Cruss, SON of former Township
Committeeman Charles A. Cross. of South
Prospect street. and a graduate Of the
class of .o7. South Orange High School
received "a per cent. in the English ex-
animation given by the college entrance
board last June. More than a thousand
students took the examination. Inc nigh-
est mark given was IS per cent, and the
South Orange young man was second.
Superintendent of Schools Henry w.
Foster has notified the High School CLASSES
not to elect officers until after This month
when the pupils viii be rated CORRECTLY.
MIR. and Mrs. Holcombe Ward of Mel
nose place, have returned from a summers
vacation spent at Sea Gate.
An entertainment was given by South
Orange Council, Royal Arcanum, after its
meeting In Masonic Hall last night.
Action on an ordinance providing for the
hRying Of cement clrbs in South Orange
avenue. from Scotland road TO Ridgewood
road. will be taken by the Village Board
OF Trustees Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene V. Connect, r., OF
Scotland road, have returned from BABYLON,
L. l.. whore they spent the sumne MRS
EuAG0t v. &OluFltf IT, Haho a. X @A9NNA'
Mrs. Csuinot. returned Tuesday from a
long stay abroad.
Thomas watkins and family, Of 49,
Ralsron avenue, have reopened their house
after spending the season Mt Wainscotte,
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Scott, of Charlton
avenue, have returned nom Bay Head.
Miss Marion Sha oxford, of yose avenue.
has returned with her father Captain VIII
fam @. ~Shackford, from kittery Point, Me.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry A. Pulsford, OF
South Orange avenue, have returned from
South Dartmouth, Mass, where they spent
the summer
Water Superintendent Cornelius p. Nolan
and John J. Bowe, have been appointed
members Of the finance committee or the
South Orange Firemen's RELIEF Associa-
lion.
Charles Dunnigan. OF Salem. N. j., Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Patrick Reynolds
and Miss Anna Dunnigan, or South Or
ange.
Mrs. S. b. bod, of Scotland road. re-
turned yesterday from Seabright,
Mrs. John Parry, of Ridgewood road,
celebrated the seventy-sixth anniversary
of her birth yesterday.
Robert N. Lee has been appointed as n
committee OF one 10 draw up a constitu-
don and bylaws for the High School Ath-
letic Association.
Or. George II. Cobb, OF III Irvington ave-
nue., has returned from a stay abroad.
Frank Orwald has contracted typhoid
fever.
Miss Irva Wade. of Riggs place, has re-
turned from a trip to Canada and The
Great Lakes.
The Sunday school OF the Church Of the
Holy Communion will reopen after being
closed for the summer next Sunday week
ar 3.l5 O'Clock in the afternoon.
William j. Garmanv, ir., and Mrs. Nc
Gaui will sing Al dutA Terry with Me-,
RAN. at the evening services in the South
Orange M. e. Church Sunday. Mr.. Berry
will sing a baritone solo. The music nj
the morning service will be: Professional
Jerusalem the Golden lie Jeune; an.
them. Sing Alleluia Forth" Buck; quar-.
tet, Come Holy Spirit"
Hereafter the morning service in Trinity
Presbyterian Church will be held at II
o'clock instead of 1880. and the Sunday
school will meet at 9:45 a. m, instead OF
at noon. Both morning and evening serv.
Ices will be conducted by the Rev. RoberI
II. Nichols, pastor, next Sunday. The sub.
1ect of his evening sermon will be 'Srht
Brook in the Travellers Way"
Mrs. 6. r. Van Colt. of Hixon place
has returned from Nolan's Point, Lake
Hopatcong.
Iowefy E. b. Craig, OF vose avenue, hal
returned from Babylon. l.. I.
Miss Helen Dohm, of Arnold terrace
will give a birthday party at her home
next Thursday afternoon.
John F. Rice and family, of Vose ave
nue., have returned from Saunderstown
S. S. johnson. OF Raymond avenue, viii
return from Bellport. L. L, tomorrow.