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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
THE ORANGES.
BLOOMFIELD.
MONTCLAIR
TOWN STIRRED UP
BLOOMFIELD LICENSE FEE
DECIDED TONIGHT.
Compromise May Be Reached, Increas'
ing It to $500 Instead
of $500.

Every effort is being made by the church
people of Bloomfield to induce the mem
bers of the Town Council TO vote at 10
night meeting for an increase in the
license fee for the sale Of liquor from Sso
IN $500. 1t is said a compromise may De
reached at S4O0.
Tbe doorsills of the councilmen nave
been almost worn away during the las'
few DAYS by the constant stream OF Vlsltofs
anxious TO get a hearing. CABS ana 1ele
nhones have been pressed into use, and
those interested have not hesitated III
calling at any hour of the day or night.
The saloon men have not taken any &C
ton whatever. but say they simply can
not stand the raise and are not doing
enough business to warrant II.
s1'he closing down of the different plants
In the town and vicinity said one, mas
hurt every man IN the business, and we
were surprised when Councilman pa ass
introduced his amendment for an increase
in the fee. or course, we hope IL VIII not
prevail, and We think it Is too bad 70 as
turb the existing conditions at this mo,
ment. However, we rely upon the soou
Judgment. of the Council not to pass It.
Those who are codnted upon TO vote
AGAINST It are Councilmen Farrand. Fred
ericks. Chabot and Unangst. Mayor SUIT
phon and Co,ineilrnen Murray and DAVIS
are for II.
There is talk now of effecting a COM
-
promise at $500.
The following circular has been issued Dy
the clergymen In the town.
Dear Fupnh-A proposition 10 incrtilse
the saloon license fee In this town from $5OO
10 $500 was introduced at the last meeting
OF the Town Council, and II Is to be voted
ifpon at the meeting to be held on Thurs
day evening of this week.
1--WE believe that the proposed increase
would have the effect OF closing some CT
the most Objectionable saloons and OF pre-
venting new applications. and OF thus dim
inisilirg the number Of places where iquor
Is now sold. and that it would therefore,
be in the interest OF the moral welfare g.
this town, as well as beneficial to the CON ,
munity in other WAYS.
''7'he undersigned, pastors of churches
in the town nf Bloomfield. therefore urge
YOU to use vonf Influence with vonr reprs..
sentative in tho Town Council by personal
interview, letter or telephone message Win
out delaS. and also TO show your interest,"
in the mntter by attending early the nieet-
ing Of the Council on Thursday evening
"1n the support of this effort to improve
existing conditions In the town In VIM n
we live. we appeal TO your civic pride, 10
YOUR love for your home. aud to your .,9y.
atty to the kingdom of God. and trust that
you will not fail to respond 70 the cali.
Jesse l.. Hl1LRUT,-
WILLIAM T. WILCOX.
HENRY S. POTTER.
REM ]. BUTTINGHAuSEN,
GEORGE l. CURTIS,
EDWIN A WHITE.
j. NJ. NARDIELLO.'
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BELLEvIILE MAsoNs ELECT.

Al the annual meeting of Belleville
Lodge No, 10S, r. and A. M, held last
evening, the following officers were elected
and appointed: Worthy master, Charles B
Van Valen; senior warden, Frank H
Wright: junior warden, Daniel Mellis.
treasurer, f. r. Ramsen, P. NJ; secretary
William LandeS, p. M, senior deacon
II. ". Tucker; junior deacon, Harry Higgsl
senior master ceremonies, Joseph L.. Welt
zell; Junior master ceremonies, j. s. A
Lehman; senior steward, c. r 0dgersi
junior steward, +, A. Fackrell; marshal
M. c. Abbey; chaplain, Chester DePuy'
tyler. F. L. Hatch; proxy to Grand Lodge
Henry c.. Stryker; trustee for three years
II. w. Fackrell. p. NJ; finance committee
George r.. Gerard, r. M. Coomer anC
G. f. Odgers; chairman entertainment
committee. r. e. Ramsenf p. M.
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MAPLEWooD.

Arrangements are being made for a
course OF lectures 10 be given In the
street, under the auspices of the Wornen's
Club of the Morrow Memorial Methodist
Church, on the evenings of March IL, 10
and IA.
A basketball team has been formed by
the members OF the Boys C1ub of the
Maplewool School. The tenn will play its
first game with the Columbia Grammar
School five of South Orange on the Maple
wood Sporting Club court tomorrow after
noon.
A total Of LAOS feet of sewer pipe has
been laid in the Maplewood section of
South Orange Township to date.
Carlton Gibbons, of Oakland road, has
returned from Yale University to spend
three weeks vacation with his parents.
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FRANk n. 5hefIn.
Philip j. schotiand, Solicitor. ($s.4O


IChancery A-3lb.l
SHERIFFS SALE-In Chancery Of New Jer-
sey. Between Ada Douglass Battin ct ais,
exrs, &c, complainants, and Arthur N. Light
hipe, defendant. III IA, for sale OF mort
gagged premises.
BY vartue~of the above stated writ OF Teri
facias. to me- directed. l shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House in New
ark, on Tuesday, the twenty-first day Of jan
uary next, at 2 o'clock p. M. all that tract
or parcel Of land and premises situate, lying
and being in the city OF Newark. Essex
County. New Jersey:
BEGINNING IN the westerly line OF Believille
avenue at a point therein distant n~ortherly
two hundred and hfty-three feet and seven
inches from the -northwesterly corner of same
and Second avenue. and from thence running
northerly alcng B~elleville avenue twenty-five
feet; thence westerly at right angles with the
same and running through the centre of the
party wall between the house on the lot hereby
conveyed anu tho house on the lot adjoining
on the north one hundred and nineteen feet
and nine inches; theme southeriy parallel with
Wakeman avenue twenty-five feet one and one
half inches. end thence easterly at right angles
with BelieViile avenue and running through
house on the lof hereby conveyed and the
house on the lot adjoining on the south one
hundred and seventeen feet and one inch to
said Beileville avenue and tplace Of beginning.
Subject to tax and water Items amounting to
lt22e.5T-
Newark, n. J., December is, iee7.
FHANA II. SOMMER sheriff,
Fhn'n , sfhotiand. Soucitor. tSt1.aN
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SUBURBAN OBITUARIES.
Mrs. Jessie Dalrymple.

Mrs. Jessie Dalrymple. OF Bloomfield,
died yesterday in her seth year at Cald-
well. She had been in poor health for a
number OF years. Her home was in Bloom
field. but for the last three years she had
been going to CALDWELL for the summer
season with her daughter. This fall ii
was found to be impossible for her to re-
turn to Bloomfield
Mrs. Dalrymple was born in New York
State in 1890. Her father was George b.
Thorburn. who was a resident of Newark
for thirty years, The funeral will be held
in Christ Episcopal Church, Bloomfield,
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, n the
interment will be in Bloomfield. -Four
daughters survive hei.
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oUARREIINa COUPLE 1ueeEp.

Mr.. and Mrs, John w. Olson, OF 40 Main
street, East Orange, we're arrested yester-
DAY and are still locked up pending trial
charged with being disorderly. The woman
tore around her cell like a mad person and
banged on the iron work with a tin emp
and disturbed court by the noises she
made. Mrs. Olson exclaimed she would
not stop until the pslice gave her a big
steak and she wanted "a LAWYER who tells
only the truth The couple have n family
row on hand and Judge Mott will try to
settle il. r
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vETERAN oRaAN1zArIoNs.

Kearny Circle, Ladies' of the g. A. R.,
win hold an entertainment and dance to-
night in the post rooms, 30 Market street.
commencing at s O'Clock. Refreshments
will be seIN sd.
The election of officers is the principal
business scheduled for the Ladies' Auxil-
larry of James A. Garfield Post, G.. A. r.,
tonight, at 248 Market street. The mem
bers have been notified that assessment No.
40 must be paid or the delinquent will
stand suspended.
The annual inspection of Phil Sheridan
Post, G. A. R., will take place tonight.
All members OF the post have been re-
quested to attend, If possible, and keep the
percentage of the post up.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19

The Jr. Q u. A. M. public library nag
committee. appointed to secure and pre-
sent a large flag to the Newark Free
Public Library to fly from the building
has discontinued it's efforts, because the
library trustees have refused to receive
the gift with a public demonstration, so
it is said. or to have the flag displayed as
the committee suggested.
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OF PYTHTAs.

America Lodge. K. of p, will confer the
degree of esquire tonight. The lodge has
arranged a series of whists to be held In
the lodge rooms, 677 Broad street. after
January /.
Officers will be nominated at the session
tonight of st. Paul's Lodge, X. of p.
Several applications are to be acted upon.
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DR.. BAILEY'S FUNERAL
SET FOR SATURDAY.
Bloomfield Physician Will Be Buried
from His Home, with Rev. George
L. Curtis 0~ficiating.

The funeral of DIR. Charles H.. Bailey,
who died yesterday. will take place from
his late home. $50 Liberty street. Bloom
field, on Saturday morning Nat IL o'clock,
The services will be conducted by the Rev
George l. Curtis, pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church, Bloomfield, of which de
ceased was a member The interment will
be In Bloomfield Cemetery.
In addition to the facts of his life pub
lished yesterday, DIR. Bailey was a director
in the North River Fire Insurance Com
John Bailey, is a well-known lawyer In
Manhattan. DIR. Bailey's pall-besrers have
not yet been selected.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
GLEN D
N NUTLEY
CLUE IN GLEN RIDGE
SECOND STORY ROBBERY.
Burglar Stole Diamond Rings from
Home of New York Bank Cashier
While Family Dined.

No clue has yet been obtained in the
mysterious robbery of six diamond rings
from the home of Edward Earl, cashier
of the Nassau National Bank, New York,
at % Appleton place, Glen Ridge, last Sun
day. The rings belonged to Mrs. Earl, and
were stolen by a 'second-story'' thief,
who gained entrance While the family was
dining and the servants were down stairs
The rings were taken from Mrs. Earl's
bedroom. The rings were valued at over
81 900,
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BOOKER T. A MASON.

BOSTON, Dec. 19.-Booker I. Washing
ton was made a Master Mason by William
Lloyd Marshall, grand master of the
Massachusetts Grand Lodge, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, last night at the rooms of
the colored Masons.
II. C. Binford, grand master of the
Grand Lodge of Alabama. in whose juris-
diction DR.. Washington resides, officially
sanctioned the granting of the degree and
sent a letter of congratulation.
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MoNTcLAIR.

Miss Winnefred Ffnerty. of Forest street.
will spend the Christmas holidays with
friends in Brooklyn.
Mendelton Lodge No. 1,620, G. u. O.. of
o. f.. OF Montclair, elected the following
officers at its annual meeting last night:
Worthy chaplain, J. B, Champ: N. c., ].
l. Goesleri v. g.. DR.. II. j. Burnett: p. s..
n. r., Matthew F'aison; p. N. r., Larus W.
Tucker; w. T., William II. Rondell; trus-
tees. Burr Lee, ]. e. Peterson and Carter
LOrnson.
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EMBRYO POLICE DANCE.
City oficials Attend Affair of Benefit
Association.

Dodgers Prospect Park Hall on Morris
avenue was filled last night with the mem
bers and friends of the Newark Special
Policemen's Benefit Association. City off :
Gals. including members of the Common
Corncil. attended. Members Of the Kruger
Association We're also present.
The arrangement committee in charge OF
the dance was as follows: Charles 'Thiele,
chairman: Charles Beck, secretary: Will
lam Ringlieb. George Becker, Louis Weber,
William Duerreler, Edward ONeill. John
Burger, I. Pinkus, David Mcneil. Henry
Forst, John Teske, Gustav Hence ana
Harry Eggers. Floor manager, William
Ringlieb: assistants, Frank Hammer, George
Becker and Harry Terrell. William Ousi
was chairman of the reception committee.
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/. o. F.

An important meeting Of the Past Chief
Rangers Association is scheduled for to-
night at 1. o. f. Hall, 1913 Broad street.
The organization is a county body, repre-
senting the courts in Essex County. Final
arrangements will be made concerning sew
eral social functions for the early spring.
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KNIGHTS OF MALTA HOLD BALL.

Bright uniforms and handsome gowns
were a feature of the annual ball of New
ark Conlmandery, knights OF Malta, IN
Kruger Auditorium last night. Out OF
town visitors VINO were met at the Markcs
street station by, Newark Knights and es-
corted to the hall, greatly enjoyed the
|. ccasion.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19

Patrick McCloskey, one of the oldest
hackdrivers in Montclair, died at his
home. Is Central avenue, that town. last
night. after an illness of over a year. He
was a resident of Montclair for nearly
fifty years. He is survived by three
daughters and one son. The funeral will
be held Saturday morning at the Church
of the Immaculate Conception. that town,
and the interment Will be In the Cemetery
OF the immaculate Conception, Upper
Montclair.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
HEAR WEST ORANGE TAX Appeals

West Orange was the objective point of
the County Tax Board yesterday. The
members journeyed there in an auto.
where they listened to appeals from tax
payers who thought their assessments too
high.
The Chairman of the West Orange Board
OF Assessors, August Brandis. accompanied
the commissioners. Among other properties
Inspected were tracts in Lleweliyn Park,
where Thomas A. Edison makes his home.
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sHER1FF's SALES.


TChancery A-3o9.l
SHERIFF"S Chancery Of New Jer-
sey. Between Morris Fucker ct al, COM
plainantg and Amalie Darwin ct al, defend
ants. Fl. "a, for sale of mortgagcd premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF feri
facias. to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House in New
ark, on Tuesday. the twenty-fourth day of
December newt, at Q O'Clock p. m, all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate.
lying and being in the city OF Newark. Essex
County, New Jersey:
Beginning In north line of Morton street dis
tant west eighty-ive feet three inches from
north west cornen of same and Broeme street.
thence north twenty-five degrees thirty min
utes east seventy-nine feet eleven and one-half
inches. thence west forty-six feet nine inches;
thense south twenty-five degrees thirty min
utes west eighty feet three inches to Morton
street; thence along same south sixty-seven
degrees fifty minutes east ~forty-six feet nine
inches to beginning. Being lot Number twelve
and part of lot Number eleven on map Of
John Caldwell. deceased.
Newark. N. j November IS, 1907.
FRANK H. SOMMER, Sheriff.
Jacob L. Newman, Solicitor. ($S.7 0)
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OF AMERIcA.

Star of Jersey Council. D. of A., will
elect officers tonight.
An important meeting of the flag circle
of Old Glory Council was held last night
at the home Of Mrs. Simmons. 399 Plane
street. After the business session a social
season followed.
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OF N

TIL district deputies of the X. of II.
lodges in the jurisdiction will meet tonight
at the office of the grand reporter. Impor-
tant suggestions for the good Of the order
will be offered by Grand Dictator Lach-
mund, for the deputies to discuss and give
their o~piri0ns upon.
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NEWARK ASSEMBLY,, K. OF C.

Newark Assembly. Knights of Colurn-
bus. composed of fourth degree members
of the order. win have its annual cleo
ton tonight at the Columbus Club, SIS
Broad street. Officers will be elected for
one year and plans will be made for
special work by the assembly during the
winter
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.

One OF the most important meetings Of
the year Is scheduled tonight for Americas
Lodge. K. and l. of II.
Social Lodge, X. and L.. Of H., will con-
vene tonight. Business of considerable
Importance to every member will be
transacted.
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Mrs. lane Connolly.

Mrs. JANE Connolly, GA years old. of John
and Isaac streets, Belleviile. died last
night az her home after a lingering i'll
ness. She is survived by five sons and a
daughter. The funeral will probably be
held Saturday morning to st, Peters r,
c. Church, and interment win be In st.
Peters Cemetery. that town.
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SUMMARIZES chancery ~ New Ter
sey. Between Jennie NJ Leigh, complainant,
and Isabella M. Edwards ct ais. defendants.
Fl. IA. for sale of mortgaged premises.
facias, to me directed, 1 shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House in New
ark, on Tuesday, the twenty-fourth day Of
December next, at 2 o'clock p. M, all that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate,
lying and being In the city OF Newark, Essex
County, New Jersey:
Beginning at a point IN the westerly line OF
South Seventh street distant three hundred
and scventy-ive feet southerly from the Mouth
erly line Of Eleventh avenue; thence runGAng
southeriy along South Seventh street twenty-
hve feet; thence westerly at right angles to
South Seventh street one hundred tsst;
thence northerly parallel with South Seventh
street twenty-five feet. and thence easteriy
at right angles TO South Seventh street one
hundred feet to said South Seventh street and
the place OF beginning.
Newark, N. j., November is, 1907.
FRANK H. SOMMER, Sheriff.
Philip j. Schotland. Solicitor. u.s. 0l
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pLooMF1EIp MAsoN1c EIEcTIoN.

Bloomfield Lodge No. 40. r. and A. NJ,
last night elected these officers: Master,
Henry Parkhill; senior warden, Henry J,
Baker; junior warden. Lawrence Cauff-
man.: treasurer. Al. r. G~ntticker; secretary,
George W. Cadmus. The Officers VIII be
Installed next week.
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ORDER SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

The Cir nd Lodge Of New Jersey has
offered a handsome prize to the lodge in
the jurisdiction having the largest in
crease of members for the term.
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Gleniffer Lodge, J.. o. G.. T.. will meet
tonight at its meeting rooms, in Second
street, East Newark, to initiate candidates
aud transact routine business.
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TO DISCUSS EXCISE FEE.

The Orange LIQUOR dealers will discuss
excise matters tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock in the Lindsey building, Orange.
Among the topics to be taken up are the
proposed increase in the cost Of license and
the raise in price by brewers Of the cost Of
beer.
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L. C, B. A.

Father Fleming Branch, l.. G. B. A.,
will meet tonight. Arrangements will be
made concerning the installation OF the
recently elected officers.
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MILLBURN.
IRVINGTON
AND HILTON
MONTCLAIR WOLINlST.
JUST HOME. PLAYS.


Gives Recital, Aided by Andre
Benoist, Pianist.
Thomas Ball Copper. of Montclair. gave
a violin recital in Club Hall, Montclair,
last night. Mr.. Copper was assisted by
Andre Benoist, pianist. A good-sized au-
dience turned out to hear the young VIC
linlst. who has just returned from Europe.
The following progam was rendered;
Concerto No. I ID minor....H. Vieuxtemps
Andante. Adagio R~eligioso, Allegro Mar
ziale.
Mr.. Copper.
Polonaise No. , e major ....... List
Mr.. Benoist.
(a) Dumka tBohemian) 49,. Joseph Suk
OBJ Canzonetta ...... d'Ambrosio
(c) Danse Macabre ............ .Saint-Saens
Mr.. Copper.
(al Scherzo Tarantella. ,..... Wieniawski
Ob) Hungarian Gypsy Melodies. .. Sarasate
Mr.. Souper.
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H F%;RATERNlTlES

IItoms for this department should be ad-
dressed: ''Fraternal Editor" EVENING
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19

Dewey, following hroksn-idol period
81 several years. Espesislly i this no
tlesabic IN ths hatiens capital. where
the spanish uar kero fnds hls most sou.
genial residence. AMI where he uumbsfs
BIZ triends y shs maltituds. There !.
ret q man in the active naval service of
the country to-day Who has such long
and honorable record a. this son q old
Vermont. Fifty three years Of active
service fer b. country whea ths
sprighiiy sea-aog celebrates. next rhurs-
day. TIE seventeen anniversary q bis
birth. the returning goodwill a She
ration win = gladly accorded him. And
n future years. uhsn The temporary
plguc Of his etanirymen shah have been
nssipatei through its very iimsiness, We
shali give him ths credit that 4 biz due.
Hsil 70 Admiral Dewey, patriot, citiren
aad ALFRED good fighter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-19

Of a Good Felix's" whieh appears Al
the epefa house tonight. Tar Boring
too Free Press ~ yesterday dats
speaks in high terms a. fnliowss A
Good feilow, a thrre-act farer. comfdv
with clever east 81 player. and lacking
cIiy a good house 70 make Il ~gn.r wa
the sttrpciion a The Strong lat even
irg. The play 4 from the pen % Mark
T. Swan, who i attracting eonsidcrahle
attention IN New York az the prespns
time a. . sacerssful playwright.
The good fellow Of the piece was
Alice Williams. = clever little actress
' 10 worked hard e keep the fun going
ard around whom the plot Of tne play
revolved A. Dolly SEWER. Mtas vii
hams male a NEST pleasing impression
o. the andiencs. ard with heF plotting
and euuufsr plotting kept thinxs moving
throughout the entire three acts. Abigail
Marsaail a. Syivix Winthrop gave Mis-
Williams able support and Bernyee
Chiids gave a most acceptable eharacteri-
ration % the part q Prudraee Saver.
Jean Bswiey a. 0'fIara made a hi ~
the policeman, and the other members
Of the east. without exception. played
their parts with ability. The stage set
tiHgs were aiequats. adm the play on
the vhale vas deserving Of much better
patrunsge.