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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-10
EAST ORANGE COUNCIL
CAUCUS ON SATURDAY.
Successor to Chairman o~ugheltree fol
New Body Will Be Nominated-LsA
Between Brown and riersoa. Il

Notices have been prepared for a caueck
of the members of the East Orange Cfsve
Council for 1908, who will take office 81
January l, the gathering to take place on
Saturday night In the office of Mayor Card
lam Cardwel, East Orange City Hall, at 5
o'clock. The principal work of the caucus
will be the selection of a successor to Chair
man Stephen w. Ougheltree, who retires
from Office at the close Of the present
year.
The newly elected members and the hoIl-
over members of the Council will have a
selection to make between Councilmen
Joseph M. Brown, the veteran Fifth Ward
leader, andNEdward S. Pierson, of the Sec
ond Ward, who have been groomed for the
office. Mr.. Brown is at the present time at
the head of the finance committee and the
committee on buildings, and his opponent
Is head of the committees on water and
roads,, and both are on the other important
committees of the body.
Mr.. Brown has been the longer in serv-
Ice, but Mr.. Pierson has rapidly o
to the forefront Of the leading members
of the body and shares with Mr.. Brown
the high respect of his colleagues. Mr..
Brown has been a faithful and painstaking
officer and Mr.. Pierson has lent dignity
and efficiency to his committees.
In addition to selecting a leader of the
body the caucus will determine upon sue
cessors to Assessment Commissioner Victor
sioner David s.. Walton. There is nc ques-
ton that Mr.. Walton will be returned. and
so far no other name has been mentioned
as successor to Mr.. Voorhees,, who may
succeed himself also.
Notices were also sent out today for a
meeting of the Fairgrounds Commission. 81
the city Thursday night, when AUDITING
p-roperty-owners in the neighborhood OF
ton their preferences for a style of fence
about the oval.
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BELLEvILLE.

Mrs. r. T. Bunton, of Haverstraw, N.
Y, who has been visiting relatives in
Washington avenue, has returned home.
The annual election of officers of Belle
Vile Council, Knights of Columbus, re-
suited last night as follows: Grand
knight, Andrew l.. Boylan; deputy grand
knight, Charles j. Rogers; chancellor,
lam McGrath: recording secretary, Bar
tholomew Kinneally; treasurer, Dennis
BARLEY; lecturer, John 7. Burke; advo-
cate, Joseph A. Connolly; warden, John
Ochse; inside guard, Daniel R%eardon;
outside guard, Harry r. Donnelly; trustee,
vention, Andrew L. Boylan, DR.. John F.
Condor; ~alternates, Domlnick A. Walsh.
John j. Hannigan; delegates TO New Jer-
sey Chapter No. 1, Andrew l.. Boylan,
DIR. John #. Condor, John T. Burke,
Dominiek A. Walsh, Richard p. Scaine,
81. alternates, John J. Sheehan, Charles
L. Eccles, Joseph r. McDonough, Patrick
Duffy and Joseph Hoar.
Teams A and B of the Colonial Bowling
Club rolled the following scores on the
Columbia alleys last night: Team A
Smith, III, 1I2, III; Noonan, 1853, 157, 1853;
Blind. 146,N las, 1853; totals, AIS. AT. 493.
Team B-Brickell, 141, 1876, 146; Mazza. 1916.
i ass. IL IL waters l'S' l'S' i''' totals 49,
Basketball will be resumed in Parochial
Hall tomorrow night when the junior team
of the Belleville Catholic Club will meet
the Brighton five and the third team will
oppose the National Turner's small Five.
Salto Caryona, of Silver Lake, was a
complainant last night before Justice OF
Pistano, whom, he alleged, e and
kicked him. Pistano was ordered by the
Justice to pay the Doctors bills, and was
put on probation for six months.
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EXERCISE TO MUSIC
EAST ORANGE GIRLS WANT
PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT.
Rhythmic Movements to Pleasing Tumty.
tum-tum Better Than Punching
Holes in Air.

As a concession to certain ideas held by
girls attending the East Orange High
School the present methods of physical in
struction are to be changed and In the
future rhythmic movements to piano ac-
compartment will replace the method of
punching holes in the air with dulnbbei's,
etc. And the plan will also aid the girls
morally, it is expected, as there were
statements that in the past ~falsehoods had
been told by the young women to avoid
participation in the exercises.
The matter came before the Board of
Education of East Orange last night when
the board was asked for authority to have
the piano in the Eastern School removed
to the high school. The permission was
given.
Commissioners Hubert and Robinson
had a talk over the question Of having
someone responsible as an individual for
the Ashland Oval. DR.. Robinson was called
on the telephone by boys to get permits
sion to use the oval as a starting point
n finish for a cross country run. but
was unable t. determine who was really
in charge of the oval.
DIR. Robinson thought 1T would be a good
plan to nave Physical Instructor Taylor
delegated to give the permission asked.
Mr.. Hubert thought there were enough
in charge now with a playground commits
sion and ire Board of Education. 1t was
decided the field was now officially closed.
and the only one with authority to have
1t reopened was the Board Of Education.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hermann, of 500
Park avenue, asked why their son Edward
had been transferred from a forenoon to
an afternoon class when the teacher of
the boys class had permitted him to sit
in the forenoon session. Principal Charles
Evans, of the High School, where the lad
attended, said many parents had waited
on him at various times and favored
changes. He declared that the board
alone had the right to decide upon
changes. There was a lengthy talk on the
subject, and. the matter was referred to a
later meeting.
Commissioners Hubert and Eppstein
were named a committee to draft a pre-
were named a committee to draft a me-
last week. The salary list of vouchers
for $10.S25.31 was voted. and Waldron \
Co, contractors on the new Lincoln School,
were voted their second payment, $6,25S.
The board resumed its usual method of
going into executive session. Superintenl-
ent of Schools Vernon l.. Davey, at the
of the board today, was asked what
took place in the executive session. He
said he was out of town last night. When
asked If Mr.. Clapp, the secretary. could he
gotten on the phone, he said mo, Mr..
Clapp Is a teacher in the High School and
would be too busy and would not be at his
office in the City Hall until 4 o'clock In
the afternoon. AS the board went into
session there was nothing to give
out. Whatever took place cannot be given
out"
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U ORANGE.

Miss Fanny Pulling, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John I. Pulling, of Ralston ave-
nue., is expected home from abroad this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis M. Bamberger, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. M. Frank and Max Fauld, of
Centre street, will leave January Ia for
New York city, where they will spend thu
remainder Of the winter at the savoy
Hotel.
Daniel Manning has returned from Ire
land, where he spent the past three weeks.
He returned on the Lusitania, of the
Cunard Line.
Henry l.. Nash, a negro.. of 10 South
Orange avenue, was fined 81 by Police
Justice ]. Martin Roll when arraigned
yesterday to answer the charge of being
disorderly in the hone of George Washing
Nash was arrested by Policeman Patrick
Reynolds.
The department of literary and social
work Of Epworth League Chapter No.
1852 has arranged to have Benjamin S.
Comstock. Of Comstock place. who de-
livered a lecture on climbing and Camp
ing in the Canadian Rockies" in the south
Orange High School assembly hall last
week, repeat the lecture in the South Or
ange Methodist Church Thursday night.
The South Orange and West Orange
High School basketball teams will play
a game in the Maplewood Sporting Club
Hall Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. F. P. Wilkinson of Summit ave-
nue., has gone to New York to spend two
weeks with relatives.
Charles F. Knox, of Summit and Del
aware avenues, returned today from a
business trip through the South, includ-
ing Virginia.
Mrs. Flora w. Kirk and son, William
Walter Kirk, of Delaware avenue, have
returned from Atlantic City, where they
spent the past three weeks.
South Orange and Seth Boyden councils
will play a Royal Arcanum League bowl
Ing match Thursday night.
Policeman Patrick Reynolds caught q
runaway horse attached to a delivery
wagon belonging to Kemp Brothers, OF
Summit, at Valley street and South Or
ange avenue last night. The horse was
frightened by a trolley car near Hixon
place, while the driver, Louis Kemp, was
In a house taking orders. The top OF
against a tree in front of the home Of
Harry Dunnell, In Valley street. The
horse was uninjured.
Edward Hastings. of Montrose avenue,
will spend the winter months in Florida,
where he went today.
A dance VIII be given in Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Hall Thursday night under the auspices
of Hiawatha Council, Daughters Of POGO
hontas, the women's auxiliary to Wilma
mucca Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men,
of South Orange.
The street committee will introduce an
ordinance providing for the laying of a
flag sidewalk in Rynda road, from Ridge
wood road to the point of the existing
flag walk, at the meeting of the Village
Board of Trustees next Monday night.
The trustees will hold an Informal meet
ing Friday night.
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NOTES OF THE ORANGES.

A. ladies' night will be given Thursday
evening in Columbus Hall, Orange, by
Branch No. |, District 5, ST, Patrick's AL
lance. A historical address will be de-
lvered by Thomas A. Davis, and an en-
tertainment will be given by the follow
ing: Thomas FIFTEEN, jr.. James J. Lee,
Thomas Mooney, Gregory Morrissey, Ed
ward Meeker, Thomas Flanagan and
Henry A. O'Hagan.
A horse and buggy owned by DR.. Fede-
rico Luongo. of Hurlbut street, Orange, in
which the physicians brother-in-law. Owl
do Bianchi. and Thornton Currier. a com
panion. had enjoyed a ride to Summit, was
lost. strayed or wat stolen, and the police
of Essex and Union counties had a lively
search for the rig. The outfit was found
in Madison this morning.
Harry Mcmillan, an East Orange youth,
fell through a window IN the store of
H. b. lessen in Cone street, Orange. al {
o'clock this morning, and Frederick Miller,
q newsdealer. who heard the crash, mott.
He'd the police. Policeman Giordano found
Mcmillan making himself as comfortable
as possible in the art store and brought
him to the lookup, He was too Intoxicated
to give any information and was left sleep.
ing In a cell.
Pride of Court Frank Circle No. 752
Companions of the Forest, will nave n home
euchre after a short meeting tonight al
Eagles Hall, Orange.
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CUTLERY WORKS ROBBED.
Foreman and Junk Dealer Held for sys.
tematic Thefts.

John L. Faith, of Franklin avenue
Nutley. employed by the Imperial CUT
lery Works at Washington avenue and
AVondale road, Nutley, and Luigi Cur
dane, a junk dealer, Of the Silver Lake
section OF Belleville, were held in 81 900
bail each for the Grand Jury by Re-
corder Thomas P. Day, Of Nutley, late
yesterday in connection with thefts of
babbit metal, a patent combination, and
knives, forks and other articles from
the works. 1t is charged that Faith
stole h stuff and sold ii to Gurdano.
Lao~rld Hirsch, the proprietor of the
cutlery ',Vi-Ss, was the complainant.
He stated to Recorder Day that the
company had been missing the metal for
over two years, but could not discover
the Of the leakage or where it
went.
Several weeks ago the case was
placed in the hands of private detectives,
who after a short time suspected Faith,
who was a foreman of one of the de-
partments at the cutlery works, and a
watch was set on him. They were soon
satisfied that he was the guilty one,
but delayed making an arrest until
they found what disposition Faith made
of the metal. Yesterday morning,
shortly after daylight, the two officers
arrived in Nutley and kept watch on
Faiths home on Franklin avenue. Yes
terday afternoon Gurdano drove up to
the house and stopped. He emf into
the house and loaded up with the
stolen metal, and as he was about tc
drive off was plased under arrest.
A search warrant was procured, but
before going to the house the metal ir
the wagon was weighed and found to
weigh 272 pounds. The search of the
house uncovered nearly 175 pounds
more, besides a lot of knives. forks and
other property belonging to Mr.. Hirsch
in IL valued at $500.
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SOCIETY WOMEN AID
BOYS CLUE BENEFIT.
Act as Patronesses for Performance Of
"Futurityland' at Orange Theatre To-
morrow by Paint and Powder Club.

Tomorrow evening the Paint and Powder
Club of Orange will give "F~uturityland"
at the Orange Theatre in aid of the Boys
Club Association of the Oranges, which
is working to promote good habits and
morals, and ultimate good citizenship, in
the multitude of young boys who roam the
streets of the Oranges at night. 1t main
talns club rooms for these boys In Essex
avenue in Orange, with gymnasium,
shower baths, game rooms, library, ETC.,
in charge of a paid superintendent and
volunteer workers. In those rooms large
numbers OF these street arabs are gath
cred every week day evening, and there,
in a decent atmosphere, and free from the
demoralizing influences Of the streets, they
are being helped to manliness, obedience
and sclf-respect,
The following prominent women of the
Oranges nave consented to act as patron
esses:
Mrs. John l.. Adams Mrs. H. II. Am
brose. Mrs. Edward w. Ashley, Mrs. Will
lam Torrey Baird. Mrs. Wilmer A.. Bald
win. Mrs, F. @. Barstow, Mrs. w. A
Barstow. Mrs. William Bouldin, jr., Mrs.
John H. Bradshaw, Mrs. William Thayer
Brown. Mrs. James M. Burr, Mrs. John
j. Burton. Mrs. S. @, Church, Mrs. Henry
o; Clark Mrs. Gardner Colby, Mrs; Ed
Mrs, Ray s. Cummings, Mrs. G. w. B.
Cushing, Miss -. Louise Dodd, Mrs
Thomas A. Edison, Mrs. George Enger,
Mrs. H.. b. Fonda, Mrs. p. H. Fowler,
-
hard. Mrs. William e. Gilmore. Mrs.
James Girdwood, Mrs. William Graves,
Mrs. William B. Graves, Mrs. ! 4 e.
Hagemeyer, Mrs. George e. Halseyb Mrs.
Charles Hathaway, Mrs. r. w. Hawkes.
worth. Mrs. John o. Head, Mrs. Cyrus
Hitchcock. Mrs. George r. Howe, Mrs.
Alfred r. Jenkins. Mrs. William Howard
Jones. Mrs. Clarence II. Kelsey. Mrs,
HDavid Kennedy, Mrs. Alexander King,
Mrs. Ernest Klipstein. Mrs. Al. Lamme
Mrs. Samuel Lee. Mrs. o. f. Lohrke
Mrs. Samue Lord, Mrs. A. S. March, Miss
Ruth Marsh. Miss Matilda Marsh. Miss
z, II Masters. Mrs. Manton B. Metcalf,
Mrs. II. N. Mum. Mrs. Isaac c.. Ogden
Mrs. p. TT. Patriarche. Mrs. Douglas
Robinson. Mrs. William Runkle. Mrs. Mef-
ford Runyon. Mrs. Albert D.. Smith. Mrs
Charles A. Sterling. Mrs. Horace Steison
Mrs. F. w. Thieriot. Mrs. Charles A
Trowbridge, Mrs. A. c. Van Gasbeek. Mrs
George A. Vail. Mrs. Frederick L. Var
Ness. Mrs. William A.. Walker. Mrs. Edeai
y Ward. Mrs. Norman NJ Ward, Mrs
Newell J. Ward. Mrs. Peter. Volt, Mrs
Charles B. Yardley.
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MoNTCLAIR.

The Rev. DR.. Henry II. Proctor. OF At
lanta. Ga, a negro orator, said to be the
equal of Booker I. Washington, will preach
next Sunday morning in the First Gongre-
gational Church. He was until recently
assistant moderator Of the National Coun-
ell of Congregational Churches.
Joseph Cardilichio, of q New street. was
fined IS by Recorder Yost last night for re-
fusing to send his son James. 10 years old.
to school. The man refused to pay the fine
and he was locked UP. An hour later his
wife called and paid the fine.
John Reilly. OF Central avenue. was held
in $500 by the recorder for a hearing to-
morrow morning on a charge of using bad
language to Policeman George Cousins last
night. Reilly was a passenger on a Valley
road trolley car. and was creating a dis
.turbance.
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MAPLEW0OD.

nit avenues. left yesterday for New York
city. where she will spend the next two
weeks with relatives.
Mrs, Clinton r.. Scott. of Roosevelt Park.
has gone to Richmond, Va. to-visit he-
parents.
Miss Agnes Berry was rendered a sur
prise party by a party of young folks at
her home in Valley street yesterday after
noon on the occasion Of her tenth birth
day anniversary.
William j. March, Of Ridgewood road,
has returned from n business trip through
the New England States.
Mrs. Stephen Ward and Miss Elsie
Ward, Of Ridgewood road, will sail next
week for England, where they Will spend
two months.
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MONTcLAIR R. a. DINNER TONIGHT.

Montclalr Council No. 42l, ROYAL Area
nun, will hold it's twenty-eighth annual
banquet tonight in Arcanum Hall. Mont
clair. Among the speakers will be Coun-
Gilman Ralph w. Grant, of Montelair:
Harry r. Ward, grand council: William E.
Council, supreme auditor; Uriah w. Tomp-
The banquet committee consists of Hahn
w. Grant, president; Norman b. Harris.
yice.pnesident; w. l.. Thomas. secretary:
William j. Momberger, treasurer: Werner
A. Meyer, William b. Schoheld, Theodore
Jaeobus, Archie II. Snow. Frank e.. Clay
ton, DR.. w. w. Wilson and Charles Fear.
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BLooMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

Miss Henrietta Klauberg, who has been
visiting relatives in Glen RIDGE has gone
to Brooklyn.
George S. Kemp. OF Cohoes. n. y, is
stopping with friends In town.
A dance will be held In Assembly Hall,
Glen Ridge. on December 81.
An effort is being made to prevent the
reappolntment Of William r. Rawson as
superintendent of public works. 1t is said
that three Of the councilmen are back
Of the scheme to name some other man.
Arrangements are being made for a
dance to be given shortly In Central Hall.
Castor Hardy. Of New York, has been
roe place.
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RELIrv11IE 5. s. ELECTION.

The following officers were elected at
the meeting OF the Wesley M E. Sunday
Superintendent. Percy n. Long; first as
sisfant, Theodore Sanford; second as
~elstant, John w. Depue; secretary, John
= a. Lehman; assistant secretary, Ed
ward C. Axtell: treasurer. W. e. Diclkin-
SON; treasurer library fund. j. w. Depue;
librarian, Charles E Smith; first assistant
librarian, Allen James; second assistant
librarian. Brewster Joness chorister. the
Rev. c.. e. Scudder; assistant chorister,
r. o. Bennett: pianist, Miss May Whilpley;
assistant pianist. Miss Augusta Brown;
primary superintendent, Miss Esther Ad-
ans; home department superintendent,
Mrs. z. Widely; missionary president, Mrs,
r w. Fairchrd; temperance president,
Robert Mitchell
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SUBURBAN PAGE
FIFTEENTH BANQUET OF
OWL BOWLING CLUB.
Bloomfield Organization Spends Jolly
Evening at L~euthausser's and
Elects Officers.

The Owl Bowling Club, of Bloomfield,
last night celebrated its fifteenth anniver-
sary with a banquet in Leuthaussers
Hotel, Bloomfield. Covers were laid for
twenty-five. and President Mueller acted
as toastmaster. Speeches were made by
Jesse c. Green, DR.. Eugene Kaufman. w.
Z. johnson, A. 2. Gatticker and Arthur
Leuthausser, ST. Each guest received a
souvenir IN the shape of a gold button,
symbolic of the aim of the club.
AN election for officers resulted as fol-
lows: President. William Mueller, sr.
vice-president, John Stanford; secretary,
]. F Johns; treasurer, c.. o. Hilpert
finance committee, Jesse C.. Green, William
L. Johnson and Leopold Bloch: captain,
Augustus Ashley; bowling committee,
Jesse G. Green. DIR. Eugene Kaufman and
A. p. Gatticker. To President Mueller
was presented a handsome travelling bag
in honor of his SEVENTEEN birthday. Jesse
c. Green made the presentation speech.
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NEGRO HOUSE RAIDED.

As the result of a raid on an Old house
in the rear of 1O43 Springfield avenue,
Irvington, by the police of that town
Oba and Lottie Duboise, all negroes.
were arrested on charges of keeping a
disorderly house. The two women were
held on a charge of petty larceny charged
by Martin Schultz. of Delawanna. who
was in the house when It was raided. with
having appropriated n small sum OF money.
On the first charge, preferred by chief
Green, all three were held In default OF
$500 bail each, to await the action OF the
Grand Jury. Tho two women were held
in an additional sum OF $500 each on
Schultzs cqrlnlaint.
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GRAND KNIGHT REELECTED.
Frank A. o'Connor Again Heads Orange
Council, X. of G.

Frank A. O'Connor was reelected grand
knight of City Of Orange Council No. 2S5,
Knights Of Columbus. last night in Column
bus Hall, Orange. There was a large at
tendance at the annual meeting of the
council.
P. F. Drury was reelected deputy grand
knight, and the other Officers chosen were
Chaplain. the Rev. II. p. Fleming; chan
c<fa5r. james D. Moriarity; financial see
sirtAry. Edward II. McCloskey: recording
secretary, NJ. J. Mulvihill; warden. Daniel
J. Brophy; lecturer, Joseph F. McGinnity
advocate. Thomas A. Davis; inside guard.
Thomas O'Mara; outside guard. Michael
McGuirk; delegate to State convention,
Frank A.. O'Connor; alternate, Edward p.
Morris; trustee, John II. Plat, delegates
to New Jersey Chapter No |, T. A. O'Con-
nor. ]. T. McCinnity, Charles A. McClos-
key and ]. j. Bealin; alternates, John Nc
Gee. Thomas O'Mara, JON j. Bracken and
Frank Murray.
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PRIEST PUTS OUT FIRE.
Father Peter Kurz Extinguishes Blaze
in Orange Church.

Policeman Barry saw a light in the cellar
OF the rectory Of ST. Antoninus's Church
In Cone street, near Henry street, Orange,
early this morning. He found the escaping
gas from a pipe had caught hre. He was
unable to get in, and telephoned to police
headquarters. Roundsman Ryan notified
Chief Matthews, of the fire department,
and when they got there Father Peter
kurz, the pastor of the church, had been
aroused and put gut the fire.
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ATHLETIC CLUB DANCE.
First Annual Affair of Elmwood Asso-
citation, of East Orange, Last Night.

The first annual ball of the Elmwood
Athletic Association, of East Orange, was
given last night in the German-English
School hall, Orange. 1t was a success,
credit being given to the president and
floor manager, George E. Conrad. and as
sistant floor manager. Michael Loprete.
The grand march was led by George e.
Conrad. of East Orange. and Miss Mary
McGuilken, Of Orange. There was also a
prize waltz by Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Crosby,
of Orange.
The officers of the association are:
George e. Conrad. president; Michael Lo-
prete. vice-president; Henry Schottman.
treasurer; William Cassidy, secretary ar
rangement committee, including musicians
onsa, chairman; William Schottman. as
slstant chairman: William Cassidy, Thomas
Brennan, Emil Cicoronsa, Enrica Lanzello.
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SPECIAL ELECTION TO
AUTHORIZE NEW SCHOOL
will Be Held in Be1leville December 20.
Building to Cost $3s,4oo Is
Wanted.

The Belleviile Board of Education will
ask the legal voters of the township at
a special meeting in Belleville Hall on
Friday evening, December 20. to appro-
pirate SIG, 500. Ofythis sum $1,000 is intend
ed for the purchase of a plot at Horn
blower venue and Rutgers street, and 1t
Is proposed to erect a school building
theron at a cost not to exceed s3S. 400. The
remaining $500 is for the purchase of a
plot of laad adjoining the Jerolafnan
Street Sohool
This was decided upon at a special
meeting Saturday night. and notices call
ing for the meeting were posted about the
town yesterday.