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NOTES.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Newark Council No. $50, knights Of Co
lumbus. will be held next Monday night,
at which time the first degree will be. ex-
emplihed and possibly arrangements will
be made for a trolley ride. The field day
committee has arranged an excellent pro-
gram for the field day events. Martin
Sheridan, the all-round champion of the
world; John Flanagan. Melvin Sheppard
and all the atheists who competed at the
Olympian games at Athens and Greece
will take part.
Father Toomey Branch, L. C. B. A.,
held its regular routine session for the
month at the 7. A. BIS building, Hudson
and Hartford streets. last night, Presi-
dent Sister Margaret Grey was chosen as
delegate to the annual convention at
Springfield. Mass, next week. After the
adjournment a social function was ten
dered Sister Grey in honor of the occasion.
Refreshments were served. during which
time the members were entertained With
vocal and instrumental solos.
United German Rebekah Lodge No. 40.
I. o. O. F., met at Odd Fellows Hall last
night. there being a large attendance.
Among them were District President Ep-
pinger, of South River, who paid a fra
ternal visit. She made a brief address. A
memorial service was also held for de-
ceased Sister Clark, four candidates were
initiated and one application received.
After the meeting a luncheon was served
at George Moeller's Hall.
At a well attended meeting OF members
of Germania Lodge, l. Q. o.. F., in the
lodge rooms last night the office of noble
grand and vice grand was conferred on
Conurad BCsse and Otto Leideritz by Act
ing District Deputy Nicholas Giese. Adj
dresses were made by representatives from
Mount Sinai. Teutonis and John F. Morse
Lodge. of Orange. A repost adjourned the
meeting.
The Bayrischer Saengerbund met at pas-
sings Central Hall last night and de-
cided TO hold an outing to Seniors Farm.
Maplewood. August 4. Other important
work was carried on; a collation. followed.
The chairman OF the arrangement COM
mItfee Is Insenh Gutsman.
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CALDWELL, VERONA AND
ESSEX FEELS.

Miss Louise r. Speer, Of Forest avenue,
Caldwell, is visiting friends in New Lon
don. Conn.
The officers and members of the West
Caldwell Club will meet Tuesday night
to consider the selling Of the clubhouse
The union picnic of the Caldwell Sun
day Schools to Asbury Park will take
place Thursday, July %.
Harry Speer and Fred Rudolph, Iof Cald-
well. are spending their vacation at Ocean
Grove.
Mrs. Charles Henry and daughter. OF
Boston. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick r. Cook. of Bloomfield avenue, Cald-
well.
Clara Burgess. of New York, is visiting
friends In CALDWELL.
A party was given for little Gene Pope
on the occasion of her tenth birthday. at
her parents home in Crane street, Cald-
well. Yesterday afternoon. Games were
played and refreshments served. The dec
ore lions were pink and white. Those pres
ent were Helen, Catherine and Godfrey
TAYLOR. Of Newark: Helen Hasler, Helen
Duty. Francis and Pauline Provost, Helen
Sigter. Ruth Courier. Francis Rouse, Flor
ence Chester. Martha and Eliza Rutter.
Bertha Constant, Virginia, Emma and
Foster Dawson. Zelma Shrump. Gladys
Mccormack and Julia and Mary McNees,
Miss Marcia Baldwin. Of Newark. Is Wis
iting her cousin. Miss Louise Baldwin. of
Mountain avenue. Caldwell.
Miss Bertha Ryerson. OF East Orange, is
with friends I'm West Caldwell.
Mrs. 4. f. K1ehler and family. OF Noun
tain avenue. North Caldwell. have gone
to Asburv Park for the month OF July.
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West Hudson News
KEARNY.

John Finn, of Arlington, was arrested
today by Policeman Charles Shepard for
violating the noise ordinance. He was
paroled by Chief Tolen until tonight for a
hearing before Recorder Frank Koch.
George Howe. of IS Johnston avenue, is
spending a few days at Asbury Park.
Mrs. james Goldbaum. of Windsor
street, is spending the season at Ashury
Park.
Mrs. James B. Warren and family, of
Kearny avenue. are at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Harold F. Doyle. of Highland ave-
nue., and Mrs. james Cassidy, of Maple
street, are camping out at Greenwood
Lake.
Library Commissioner Henry Chapman
sailed for Scotland this morning. where he
will remain for several weeks.
The second district Republicans Of the
First Ward will hold an outing at Carl
stadt on Saturday, July 20. The committee
of arrangements Is composed of Assessor
Edward Sergeant. Councilman John Bone,
Assistant Fire Chief Charles Buttertield
and Charles Turnbull,
ST. Cecilia's Catholic III will hold a
trolley ride to Mt. Pleasant Park. Carl
stadt, on August 16. The committee on ar
is composed OF Michael Fitz-
gerald, Patrick ]. Dwyer. james Nc
Mahon and John Quinn.
A service of song will be held at the
Knox Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night. The soloist will be Joseph Marsden.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young, of Duke
street, sailed for Europe this morning for
several weeks visit.
Miss Mabel Reuther. of Highland anc
| Woodland avenues, returned home yester-
day from a visit anon Philadelphia
friends.
Mrs. Annie Donnelly. of 342 Highland
avenue, died last night. after severn
weeks illness with heart disease. Hei
funeral will be held at st. Cecilia's r. G
Church Monday morning.
Edward Murphy, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Murphy, of Woodland avenue ant
Maple street, was aiken Ill with append
citis in New York city yesterday and wa
taken to st. Gregory's Hospital. An oper
alton was performed last night, and it wal
reported this morning that he was doins
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CHURCH FESTIVAL
Large Crowd Attended Midsummer Event
for Sacred Heart Church, Kingsland,
at ELS Hall Last Night.

Nearly 200 people from this city, Hobo
ken. Jersey City. Rutherford and other
~neiGhboring towns participated in the mid
summers festival of the Church OF the
Sacred Heart. Kingsland. held in Ell's
Hall. in Ridge road, Lyndhurst section.
last night. Weideman's Orchestra fur
nished the music and the guests were re-
ceived by the Rev. Samuel B. Hedges.
pastor. who is also pastor of st. Stephens
Roman Catholic Church. Arlington. as
sisted by the reception and arrangement
committees, composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Flanagan. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nc
Gary. Robert RingwoOd. Miss Mamie Gal
lager. Miss Margaret Dunn, Thomas ID.
Murphy. John +. Words and Michael Ma
cola. The floor was In charge Of William
Looney and Michael Mazola. During the
dancing intermissions refreshments were
served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James /. Painting, Miss Ella Conrad. Ste
phen Flanagan, Lawrence Delaney, Miss
Clara Miller. Miss Clara Bishop. Miss
Loretta McFeeley, Albert Cook. John Os-
borne. of Arlington: James Harris. Miss
Nellie Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Murphy. Miss Ellen Murphy. Joseph Bog
ner and Mrs. Albert Frazee. of Newark:
Township Committeeman and Mrs. Charles
White. Mrs. B.. Hingle, Mrs. Charles John
son. Mrs. John Stephens. Miss Mary Ste
veEs. Miss Julia M~acNamara, Miss Mamie
MafNamara., Mrs. NJ; A.. Byron. Miss Ella
Edward NJ. Grimes and John Fl. Burke
and wives, Miss Nellie Castles. Miss Annie
Day. James Landells. Miss Annie Landells.
Miss Loretta johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miss Margaret Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bowers. Mr., and Mrs. Michael Reilly,
Mrs. Sarah Gleason, Mrs. James McNa-
Miss Kittie Gunther, Miss Mamie
Rooney. Miss Gussie Ensor, Miss Gertrude
Walters. Miss Mamie Dooley. James r..
Day and James Byron. Of Kiagsland.
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SEWER CONFLAB
Councils Of Orange, Montclair, Glen Ridge
and Bloomfield viii Listen to Com
mission Wednesday Night.

The sewer committees of the councils
of Orange. Montclair. Bloomfield and Glen
Ridge will meet next Wednesday night
with members of the Passaic Valley Sewer
Commission In the council chambers at
sion.
1t. is expected that John s. Gibson. Sec
rotary of the commission. will explain in
detail. as he has already in Orange, Belle
vile, Nutley and a few other places, about
the preliminary plans for the joint out
let sewer. He will make his appeal to
each municipality represented at the meet
ing to contribute its s~hare-$5,0O0 each
toward the preliminary work. SO far, the
towns have reserved decision regarding
going into the scheme. The general opin-
ion Is that more information about the
expense is desired before the councils will
commit themselves. The officials are
said to realize that 1t is going to be a big
expense, with the end Of the project (and
the paying out of money! not in sight.
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MONTCLAIR.

The congregation of the First Methodist
Church is making preparations to well
core home its missionary to China, the
Rev. Joseph Beech. Mr.. Beech's post was
at Chentu, West China
Miss Elizabeth A. Greener, of Montclair,
assistant superintendent of the New York
City Training School for Nurses. for the
last five years, has resigned from that
institution to become superintendent of
the Hackley Hospital at Muskegon. Mich.
Mrs. Ralph Opdyke and children, Of p
South Fullerton avenue, are at their
summer home, on Raccoon Island, Lake
Hopatcong. DIR. Opdyke has arranged to
spend Saturday and Sunday of each week
during the summer with his family at
the lake.
Miss Charlotte Lund. of Upper Mont
clair. a former soprano of the Christian
Union Congregational Church, has re-
turned from Paris, where she has been
studying with Jean de Reszke for the past
year.
Mrs. Henry Littlejohn, Messrs. Leonard
and Robert Littlejohn and Miss Wilson
of Watching avenue, are at River
Farm" Pennington, Conn.
Stanley s.. Covert, Of Mountain ave-
nue.. and family are spending the summer
at Lake Pleasant. Adirondacks
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds and Miss An
ma Barrett. of Brooklyn. are guests OF
Mrs. Thomas Lamb, of Cherry street.
Miss Eulalia Hughes. of North Fullerton
avenue. Is visiting friends at Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu II. Edwards, of
North Fullerton avenue. are at Ocean
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Larsen and family.
OF Bloomfield avenue. will spend the sum-
mer at Bradley Beach.
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FIELD OPEN
New Playground in East Orange Is Now
Ready for the Public to
Enjoy Itself.

The new Ashland Field at Park avenue
and Clinton street, north. East Orange. has
been opened to the public as a play
ground. The grounds are open from 8 n. m.
tofS p. m. and in charge of w. H. Tay-
Tor, physical instructor at the East Orange
High School, and an assistant.
The grounds have been equipped with
several portable swings, croquet sets, two
tennis courts and quoits. The games have
proved so popular and are drawing such
large crowds that the playground COM
mittee have decided to make provisions for
the increasing attendance. Over fifty ball
games have been scheduled for the re-
mainder of the season, and any teams
wishing to have the use of the grounds
can make arrangements with Mr.. Taylor,
who will be found at the grounds.
The Fairgrounds association. after meet
ing all expense made a profit of over
$1,000 on the athletic carnival held on
June IS. This money will be used for the
equipment of the ,1eld., Colonel George
2. Olcott, who has had charge of the grad
ing, and who has been overseeing other
necessary work TO put the grounds in a
perfect condition. reports that the field
will be IN satisfactory condition by July %.
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CANDY SALE IN U R

A cake and candy sale will be held
at tine West Orange Presbyterian
Chapel Monday evening, under the aus
pieces of Miss Ethel .Patterson's Sab,
bath school class. The proceeds will
be devoted to the plano fund OF the
chapel. Those In charge Of the tables
are as follows: Cake table. Miss Bes-
sic Mofett and Miss Margaret Good;
candy table, Miss Edith Shrope and
Miss Clara Craig: lemonade and flower
table. Miss Jennie Good. Miss Elizabeth
Gordon. Miss Ethel Wheeler.
Following the sale an entertainment
will be given at s o'clock in the chapel,
when the following program will be
rendered; Piano solo, "Napolitaine
Dance" Sidney Smith, Miss Bessie Mof-
felt; recitation. Picnic Time" Eugene
Field. Miss Edith Shrope; piano solo,
Flower Song" LANCE, Miss Ethel
wheeler; recitation, John S. Apologize,
jr.: piano solo, "Valse," Chopin. Mrs.
{. NJ. Vanderhoof: recitation. 'aSeein'
Things" Eugene Field, Miss Ruth APP
plegate; piano solo. Miss Gertrude
Briton; recitation, John S. Applegate.
ir.; piano duet. Fanfare Militaire,'
Behr, Miss Bessie Moffett and Miss Mar
Raret Good.
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BLOOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

The Sunday schools of the First Bap-
tist and Watsessing M. Il. churches will
go on an excursion to Cranberry Lake or
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Raisbeck. OF
Fairview, have returned from a weeks
stay in Washington.
Miss Elsie Condit, of Baldwin street, is
visiting relatives in Whippany. Morris
County.
Mrs. William b. Wyman, Of Essex ave
nue., has gone to Souquoit, n. X, to visit
her sister, the wife of the Rev. Charles
Mrs. Samuel Garner, of Bay avenue, and
Mrs. Frederick Twldle, of Broad street.
left today for a two weeks stay In At
lantic Highlands.
Rowland Travis. of Myrtle street. has
returned from Baltimore.
Patrick Conroy, of Spruce street, is in
the Mountainside Hospital. Montclair, re-
covering from the effects Of an operation
performed last Monday.
Mrs. p. T. Bovine, of Nyack. N. W,
is the guest of Mrs. Leonard C. Haskell.
A civil service examination for clerk
and carrier will be held in the town post
office on August z.
preach in the Watsessing M. e. Church
tomorrow morning on Days of Pleasant
ness Evening subject. Hope"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leaycroft, of
Franklin street, are camping out in Maine.
MIR. and Mrs. George w. Gray and son,
of watsessing, are In Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollenbeck, Of
Westcott street. are in Ocean Grove.
Icdward \. Gruber, of Osborne street,
! will spend next week in Philadelphia.
The July meeting of the Essex County
Building and Loan Association will be
held Tuesday night.
Hening G. Taube, OF the Empire Cream
Separator Works, sailed for Europe this
week. His family is at Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Gilbert, OF Bay
l,ss street. are in jamestown.
Miss Estelle Watson and Miss Josephine
Clark who have been the guests of Mrs.
Charles Bradley, of Watsessing. have gone
to the Catskills.
p r Mover and family, OF 1870 Washing
tim street. are home from Branchville.
Lieutenant Roscoe r. johnson, of Glen
Ridge. has returned from Sea Girt.
Miss Edythe S. Schroeder, of 81 Linden
avenue. entertained several Of her friends
AT a loily-pop party last night.
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vAlLSBURG SECTION.

Miss Laura Hager. of 554 Sanford ave
nue.. has gone to Montgomery, N. y, to
spend her vacation.
Edward Frey has plans out for Iths
erection of a one-family house next I'd hi!
residence at 56 Sanford avenue.
John Murphy. Of Hazelwood avenue. will
leave mex week for a stay in Philadelphia
The Public Service Corporation has been
stopped by the police from covering the
street water MIGRANTS.
Miss Josephine Buehler. OF Sanford ave-
nue.. Will spend the next month in the
Catskills. .
The member of the Sacred Heart Catho-
lie Club will hold a smoker In Donnelly's
hall. South Orange venue and Smith
street. Monday night.
The James P. Donnelly Social Club will
meet Monday night TO complete orange
ments for the clubs first annual outing.
to be held July Is.
The Montrose Athletic Club baseball
nine will have the Liberty Juniors as their
opponents in a game on the Arsdale oval
afternoon.
Michael A. Noll, of 527 SANFORD avenue,
will have n handsome sixteen-room pri-
vate residence erected next to his present
home. Work will begin Monday. 1t will
be one of the finest houses in the Walls
burg section.
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IRviNGT0N AND HILTON.

The Misses Harriet and Marian Bert
rand and w. j. Fritts. of Irvipgton, are
visiting relatives in Albany, N. Y.
Sunday school services will be held In
the Hilton M. e.. School In the afternoon
tomorrow for the last time. Beginning
the following Sunday they will begin at
$50 o'clock in the morning.
The services tomorrow will close the
week of evangelistic sermons in the Irv-
ington NJ. E. Church. The day will be
known as decision day" and in the
morning candidates will be received on
probation. In the afternoon Evangelist
Ellison. of Elizabeth. will conduct decision
services in the Sunday school. In the
evening the pastor, the Rev. John H.
Egbert. will install the following officers
of the Junior Epworth League: Superin-
tendent. Walter Bird; president. Norman
Rutan; first viee-president, Miss Marian
WaterheId; second yiee,presldent. Miss
Miss Hazel sippell: treasurer. Watson
Douger; secretary. Gordon Frey: pianist,
Miss Violet Austin.
The Irvington Board OF Education will
have an adjourned meeting tonight TO
award bids for the ventilating plant for
the Central School.
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ARLINGTON.

Mrs. Charles Adams, of Midland avenue.
returned home yesterday from a weeks
visit among Trenton relatives.
The Junior League of the First M. p.
Church Is holding an Ice cream festival In
the church basement for the benefit Of the
expense fund for the transportation Of
twenty-five poor New York children to Ar
lington on July q, where they will be en-
tertnined for the day. Another similar
company will be entertained on August "a.
The Arlington Pleasure Club will take n
trolley ride to Carlstadt next Tuesday
night, at the conclusion Of which a supper
Will be served.
Mrs. Minnie c. Latham, president Of the
Arlington Woman's Literary Club, is
spending July in Cleveland, o.
The First Presbyterian Church services
will be held in the chapel tomorrow.
Mrs. John Chatellier, of Locust avenue
and Belgrove drive, gave a whist to forty
of her friends last night. The prize-win-
ners were Mrs. Louis M. Brooch, first; Mrs.
John Callum, second; Miss Mary Callum.
BOBBY. and Mrs. Roy Wingate the consola-
tion prize.
Miss Mary Patterson, Of East Newark.
who is in charge of an important depart
ment in Underwood e. Underwood's. was
given a farewell by her associates last
night. Miss Patterson sailed for England
TODAY.
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Observation-Disclosures

The Rev. George Becker. will preach
at both services tomorrow in the Kings
land Presbyterian Church.
MI. and Mrs. George p. Meyer, OF
Trenton. arrived tnS Kingsland y~ester-
day for a weeks visit with friend
Miss Nellie c. Grant. of Trenton. re-
turned home yesterday after several
days visit among Lyndhurst friends.
For the giving out of bids for the
new sidewalks, the Township Commit
tee will meet in Special session Mon
day night in odd FELLOWS Hall.
The work of grading and improving
the round Of the Ridge road school
fence Is to enclose the entire property.
Mrs. Henry [. Culrran, Of Second ave-
nue.. Jyndhurst section, left yesterday
for a weeks visit among friends IN
philadelphia.
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WON'T DISBAND
Caldwell Card Club Decides at Final
Meeting at Mrs. I. z. Baldwin's
to Continue Next Fall.

The Caldwell Card Club. which met at
the home Of Mrs. Isaac E. Baldwin. of
Whitfield street. Caldwell, yesterday after
noon, when five tables were engaged in
play, decided at a business session to con-
tinue the club for another year. The fol
lowing officers were elected:
President. Mrs. Henry Garfield; secre-
tary and treasurer. Mrs. Wilfred Maxwell,
and assistant secretary. Miss Marie Crane
Refreshments were served, after which
souvenirs were given to the following FOL
highest score for the season. 49,: Mrs,
Maxwell, Mrs. William Oldfeld, Mrs
George A.. Bogert and Mrs. 1. f. Baldwin
The next meeting will be held In Sep
TENDER
1t was decided to go on an automobile
ride July %. Mrs. Stephen j. Speer and
Mrs. John Gosman were appointed a
special committee.
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HARRIsoN-EAST NEWARK.

The funeral OF Mrs. Jane Hanley, wife
of Thomas Hanley, OF 30 Cleveland ave-
nue.. Harrison, an old resident Of West
Hudson, who died Wednesday morning at
her home, took place this morning from
the Church Of the Holy Cross, Harrison,
where n solemn high mass Of requiem was
sung. The interment was in the Cemetery
of the Holy Sepulchre.
Word has been received in Harrison to
the effect that William z. whittle, former
ly Of that town, a ventriloquist. who is
now in London, is makinga a success Of
his new act, President Roosevelt on the
Field OF Battle"
E~x-Councilman John B. Pagan. OF Har-
rison, is recovering from illness. :
The Misses Taylor and Gaddis, of East
Newark. are at Greenwood AXE
Mrs. F.. s.. chandler and daughters. Of
Cleveland avenue. Harrison, are spending
a vacation at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Coburn, of Cen
trail avenue, Harrison. are the guests of
friends at Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Laura Reid, of Fourth street, Har-
rison, is at Rockaway Beach.
Mrs. Charles l. Wicks. OF 40 Passaic
avenue. Harrison. has gone to Cape Cod,
Mass, for the summer.
Owen Lynch, of Waterbury. Conn, is
visiting Arthur A. Gillen. of Soaring ave-
nue.. East Newark.
Mrs. James Booth and Mrs. James H.
Coils. Of Fourth street. HARRISON. are at
the Highlands.
The Peoples Building and Loan Associa-
tion. of Harrison. will meet Tuesday after
noon and evening at Riordan's Hall.
Several members of Harrison Camp, No.
lO2s4, Modern Woodmen of America Of
Harrison are making arrangements for the
fourth annunl excursion of the Modern
Woodmen of America. which will take
place Wednesday, August d. to Bellwood
Park. on Mu~sconetcong Mountain.
MrMs. Arthur w. Ross, of South Third
street. Harrison. is at Lake champlain for
the remainder of the summer months.
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BISHOP NEAR 90
DR.. Bowman, of Orange, Will Celebrate
His Birthday Quietly at Daughters
Home, in Baltimore, Monday.

The Right Rev. DR.. Thomas Bowman,
Of Orange. senior bishop of the Method
ist Episcopal denomination, will celebrate
his ninetieth birthday Monday.
There will be no formal celebration of
the event in Orange. as Bishop Bowman.
with his relatives. started this afternoon
for Baltimore. where they will be the
guests of a daughter. Mrs. George p.
Smith. of that city. A reception will be
held Monday afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. Smith in honor of Bishop Bow
mans birthday.
Bishop Bowman resides with his son-in-
law. Burns d. Caldwell. at 81 High street,
Orange.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
SEEKS CASH REVENGE
Michael shanaker, of Glen Ridge, will
Sue Montolair for Killing His Pet
Dog, Caught by ~Dogcatcher.

michael shanaker, Of 90 Bloomfield ave-
nue.. Glen Ridge, has notified the Mont
suit against the town for damages for the
loss of a fox terrier dog which he claims
the Montclair dog catcher took from the
Ridge.
The dog was kept in the Montclair Ken
mel over a week, as II was known that the
would likely call for 1t. Yesterday Shan
aker learned that his dog had been picked
up by tho Montclair Official, and he inn
mediately started for that town TO get the
animal. but on arriving there he learned
that the dog had been put out of exist
ence the day previous.
The terrier was valued at $50.