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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
BLooMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

The dispute as to the boundary nnes
and assessment on property. along
Myrtle avenue, Bloomfield, will come
up before the Town Council thursday
night. 1t Is said that Town Attorney
Halfpenny and Engineer BaechlIn have
arrived at the conclusion that the re-
cent survey made by the authorities
was incorrect and that the survey
made by James Owen In 1870 Is a true
one.
Miss Margaret Larkin. of Henry
street. is sojourning at the Atlantic
Highlands.
Joseph L. Edland. of Orchard street
who was injured IN an automobile ac-
cident in Manhattan last week., mas
been discharged from the J. HOOD
Wright Hospital.
Harry Doe. 80 years old. residence
unknown, was arrested late yesterday
afternoon by Police Sergeant Jonn =.
Bayliss, in Bloomfield, aud taken 10 me
police station, where he was nned $40
by Recorder Cadmus on a charge OF
disorderlv onduct Doe, II is alleged,
ANNOYED bathers along the Morris Canal
below the Berkeley avenue bridge ny
his pecuiiar antics. Word was sent to
Sergeant Bayliss, who was in his home in
the fellow fed. He ran like a deer
and inst TO brighten him, Bayliss fred
several shots over his head When Doc
vSas running through Jerome place
Moses Hewitt, of MONTGOMERY Hose
Company No. 4. seized him and held
him in spite of his struggles, and
when Bayliss got there turned him over
~ him. Doe was we'll dressed. The
police believe his mind Is affected.
Miss Helen Baker. of Broad street.
is soiourning among the hills of War;
ven COUNTY.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
SLABS WRONG MAN
MILLBURN POLES MISTAKE
IN SEEKING REVENGE.
Miscka Milbuski Held in $4,000 Bail
for Sinking His Knife Into Chris
Hagen Yesterday Morning.

MISLEADING Chris Hagen. a Millburn Pole,
for another with whom he was at enmity,
Miscka Milbuski. another Pole. stabbed
the wrong man. last night, and is In
Jail in default of $500 to avail the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury.
Milbuski waited in Church street for
his hated fellow countryman Mt 10 o'c,ock
yesterday morning. and when Hagen APP
preached he thought he was the man and
sprang toward him.. stabbing him in the
back, just above a thigh. Then the would
be assassin fled toward Millburn avenue.
Policeman Hurley was nearby and
caught the refugee not for from Millburn
Centre.
In the meantime Hayen's wound bled
profusely, and DR.. Campbell. Of Millburn.
was summoned. He treated the injury,
which was not a dangerous one, he thought.
When locked up Milbuski denied having
committed the assault, but Justice Som
mers held him in s., 500 bail ON the con
Trajectory evidence given by two wit
nesses.
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SOUTH ORANGE.

The telephone company has installed a
free telephone In Water Superintendent
Cornelius +. Nolan's home, S42 Valley
street by request of the Village Board OF
Trustees, as per contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Nichols, of
Academy street, have gone to the Thou-
sand Islands.
Mrs. William T. Brown and son. Arthur
Brown, Of Academy street, have returned
from a weeks stay at Asbury Park.
Policeman Patrick Reynolds shot a rabid
bulldog at Valley street and South Orange
avenue this morning.
Mrs. M. v. Murphy, of Valley street,
has gone TO Belmar on her vacation,
s. B. Barlow, Of Hillside place, left to-
day for Springfield, Mass.
William Burdick, of Ward place, has
gone to Belinar for the summer.
Frederick Ritter, of I'll Prospect street,
has gone to Athens, Ontario. Canada.
The South Orange Athletic Club de-
feated the Oaklands, Of Harrison, in a
ten-inning baseball contest on the Taylor
grounds yesterday afternoon by the score
of 5 TO Z. James Keenan, and Peter
Kassinger formed the winning battery.
gone to Atlantic City.
The South Orange Building and Loan
Association will meet in the Village Hall
tomorrow night.
Arthur SUPERINTENDENT. of Centre
street, has purchased a White Steamer
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Misner, of Centre
street, have returned from a visit to rela-
tives in Buffalo, N. Y.
The Rev. James ]. Hall, rector of the
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, an
nounced at all masses yesterday that The
Children of Mary Society would receive
holy communion next Sunday.
Martin Lenahan, of Terrell street, has
been promoted from the rank Of sergeant
to OF artermaster sergeant of the Irish
Volunteers, of Orange. EIis brother,
Mathew Lenahan. mas been raised from
private to sergeant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick j. Lovatt, of
Ridgewood road. have returned from an
automobile trip to Lake Hopatcong.
Arthur B. Leach and family, Of Scot
land road, went to Trenton and return In
their auto yesterday.
Miss Helen Reehil has returned to her
home in New York after paying a visit
TO her sister, Mrs. G. r. Wilson, OF
Fourth street.
Miss Gertrude White. of Third street.
left today for Bosom, Mass, to visit her
sister, who is i'll.
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MONTCLAlR.

Mrs. James Berrall and family. of
Washington, D. c., are spending the
summer in Montclair.
MIR. and Mrs. Shepard Rowland, Of
Park street, are at the Brunswick
Hotel, Asbury Park.
Miss Antoinette Tingley, of Chris
topher street. is visiting friends at
Hampton Park, L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harrison Smith and
Vincent Smith are guests at the 3aur
Au Lac, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Dickinson and
family, of oxford street. are spending
July in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. william 3, Dickson and
turned from their automobile trip and
have taken possession of their summer
home at Franconia, N. H.
Union n. Bethel, of Upper Montclair.
trip to Gettysburg. Pa, in his touring
car. A week will be spent in the trip.
Mrs. w. G. Snow. of Claremont ave-
nue., is at charlottesville. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Halpin and
family, of III Union street, are sum
mering at the Crater Club, Essex-on-
Lakes, C~hamplain, n. Y.
Day Desk Sergeant Thomas Claren
man Of Montclair, Will spend the next
ten days at Lock Sheldrake, Sullivan
County, N. Y.
The Lady of Mt. Carmel Society will
EOtintItG It's CtltDTdllOh ny dH oPCi
air concert at the corner of Bay street
and Glen Ridge avenue on Wednesday
night. On Thursday morning, at 8
o'clock. the society. headed by two brass
band1. will parade through Bloomfield
avenue and North Fullerton avenue to
the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. where masses will be celebrated.
Another outdoor concert will be held
Thursday evening, ending with fire.
works at Maple avenue at $3.50 p. M
Bryan f. Noble, of 81 South Noun
tain avenue, has rome to Woods Hole,
Mass, for the summer.
Charles e. Van Week and family. of
29 North Mountain avenue are spend
ing the summer at jamestown, r. L.
william Fl. Jones. a negro. residing
at s New street, was fined SIS by Re-
corder Yost this morning for partici-
pating in a crap game Yesterday after
noon in Woodland went back of the
p~oorhouse. Policeman Dockery, who
was in the neighborhood, got wind of
the game. There was about thirty men
in the game. but they saw the police
man coming and all escaped but Jones.
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CALDWELL, VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

Harry Speer. of Forest avenue, Cald,
well, has returned from a two weeks
vacation spent at Asbury Park.
The choir boys Of ST, Peters Prot
estant Episcopal Church, Essex FEELS,
accompanied by the Rev. r. w. e.
Merington. the rector, left saturday for
The following boys are in the camp;
Henry Rudolph, Wilbur Shears. Carl
Westervelt. . Herman Conklin. Harold
Rouse. Roger Maxwell, Roy Hamilton,
Jack Mcleod, Alvah McChesney, Roy
Hoshwald, Fred Heichel and others.
Kenneth Backus. of West Caldwell.
has returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Woodside.
A meeting Of the Caldwell Borough Inn
provement Association will be held in
Association Hall tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Final arrangements for the an
nual lawn fete are to be made.
Miss Charlotte McCully. principal of
the Essex Fells School. has resigned her
position and will have charge of a private
school at Bridgeport. Conn, next year.
Charles Russell, of West Caldwell, who
was seriously burned about the head and
face by an exploding firecracker. is inn
proving. and it is thought that his eye
sight can be saved.
DIR. snd Mrs. w. Moore Gould. of Noun
tain avenue, Caldwell, are entertaining
friends from New York.
Miss Clara Burgess, of Newark, is the
guest of Mrs. Isaac Lane, Of Whitfield
street, Caldwell.
Mrs. Benjamin c. Kent, of Roselapd
avenue. Essex Fells. who has been very
i'll for the past six weeks, was taken to
the County Asylum Saturday.
Frederick Rudolph, of Roseland avenue,
Essex Fells, who has been at Asbury
Park for two weeks, has returned.
Howard Holmes, of Bloomfield. is the
guest Of Lester D. Baldwin. of Caldwell.
The Central Avenue Children's Club, OF
Caldwell, gave an entertainment Satur-
day night In the grove adjoining the resi-
dence of Winfield Babcock. About 50 was
realized, which will be used to give the
program consisted of several songs by the
club. Rotations by Ira Babcock. Leslie
Condit. Clifford Condit, Philip Minshull,
Harold Babcoclx, Helen Minshull and ce-
ella Pabcock; monograph selections,
duets and drills.
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RoAsTs MAYOR AND COUNCIL.

In his sermon last night the Rev. Henry
#. Belcher, pastor of the Hilton Chris
tian Church, severely censured the Com
mon Council of this city and the Mayor
for the stand they have taken on the Sun
day liquor question. Mr.. Belcher, who Is
regarded as a liberal pastor, said this
morning that, while his views were liberal,
he was opposed to turning the first day of
the week into a day of license. He pointed
TO the troublous times that have always,
he said, followed the extension OF the
dissertation of the Sabbath AS examples,
he referred to the trials of the Jews, the
French Commune and the setting up of
fhe Goddess of Chance with their resultant
ownfal of those who espoused the
violation OF the Sabbath commandment.
For the Mayor to take his present stand
is to place himself on record as one Of
day OF rest to the winds, he said.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
NUTLEY.

Mrs. T. Texier, of Highfeld lane. Nut.
ley. is visiting friends at Bosom.
Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb and family, of
Grant avenue, are spending the summer
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rolger. of Durant
place, are summering at Nottingham, o.
Bates, Of Highdeid lane. are visiting
friends at Brooklyn.
Mrs. G. b. Mason, of Manhassett, L. l..
spent Yesterday with Mrs. ]. j.. Leidy, of
Highfield lane.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Avondale Hose
Company will take its second annual troll
ley rid from Nutley to Midland Beach
next Thursday.
Mrs. Frederick s. Smith. and Miss J.
Smith, of Jersey City Heights, were guests
yesterday of the Rev. and Mrs. Herbeft
d.. Cone, of Highfeld lane.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Ward, of New Philadelphia,
O., is visiting her daughter, Mrs, ]. A.
Wiley, of Nutley terrace.
Mr.. n Mrs. j. Harry Van Wrinkle, of
Miller street, are spending a few weeks
camping in the Adirondack Mountains.
Mrs; G. W. C%ovington, of Montgomery,
Ala. is visiting her sister. Mrs. William ].
Kinsley, of Prospect street.
Mrs. George IL. Bayne and Miss Sarah
M. Appold, of Highfield lane, have ar
at Hollins, Va.
Miss H. M. Smith. of Delaware, O.,
Is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis S.
ThurSton, of Grant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spieden, of New
York. spent yesterday with George II.
Bayne, of Highfleld lane.
A special meeting of the Nutley Town
Council will be held this evening to dis
cuss the annual own budget.
Mrs. E. A.. Snyder, of Hillside avenue,
is enjoying tie breezes at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slater and Henry
W. Vreeland, of Chestnut street, are
spending a short vacation at Saratoga,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.. Schneider, of
New street, have returned from Saratoga
Springs, N, Y.
Miss Marion Hearn. of New York, a
former Aresident of Nutley, Is visiting Mr..
lane.
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MR.. x RESIGNS.

Percy Jackson, president Of the Belle
Vile Board of Education, resigned his
Office at a special meeting of the board
Saturday night. He will. however. retain
his membership. Mr.. Jackson expects to
be away for the greater part of the sum
mer, and believed he would not be able
to attend his duties as president. He was
prevailed upon to remain on the board.
Oliver H. Perry. vice-president, was
chosen to fill Mr.. Jackson's place. and
John W. Depew was named vice-presi-
dent.
The recommendation of the teachers
committee that an extra teacher be en-.
gagged for No. l School was concurred In.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
lRvINGTON AND HILTON.

Joseph r. Castles, Of Springfield ave-
%sprained wrist.
The Rev. Uriah McClinohie and fam
lily, of 1~rvington, went to the Catskllls
for the summer this morning,
r. c.. Gauss, superintendent of the
Irvington M. e. Sunday school, is con-
fined to his home with malaria.
Edward Wester, of Halstead avenue,
Hilton, has returned from a two weeks
trip to the jamestown Exposition and
to Washington, d. G.
AS a result of the evangelistic scrv-
ices held in the Irvington NJ. e. church
during the last week, eleven candidates
were received on probation Yesterday
by the pastor. the Rev. JOIN Fl. Egbert.
A party of Irvingtonians went to
New Providence on a fishing expsdi-
tion yesterday.
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MAPLEWOOD.

j. d. Hopkins, of Valley street, has
gone to Flushing. l.. J.. to spend the re-
malnGer of the summer.
The ladies of the Methodist Church held
q successful lawn fete on the green in
front of the church Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles p. Taylor, of R~ldyewood
road. is at Allenhurst for the summer.
Miss Jessie Beckett, of jefferson avenue,
has gone to Asbury Park to spend a fort
night.
: Mrs. William II. Nichols. of Yale place,
has gone to her summer home In Kenne-
bunlSport. Me.
The Ridgewood Athletic Club defeated
the Young Nationals at baseball on the
Summit nVenue grounda Saturday. 6 to 4.
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KNocKED DOWN BY RUNAWAY.

a horse attached to a carriage be-
longing to w. n. Haisey. of $50 Mont
rose avenue, south Orange, and driven
by James Mccarthy, became unman-
ageable on Centre street, Orange. this
morning and ran away, knocking down
Thomas Muivihill. of Henry street.
Mulvihill was taken to the Memorial
Hospital in the Record ambulance, but
was found to be uninJured, except TOT
n few bruises.
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HAS Ex-BoARDER ARRESTED.

Charged with having assaulted Albert
Gull. of fremont terrace, Irvington, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Of last week. and
of having committed a more serious offense
against Cults wife on June Is. Jacob
Kruevka, who boarded with the Gulls,
was held In $500 bail today in Irvington
in each case to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
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EXCITING WHILE 1T LASTED.

Part Of the harness of a horse belonging
to the Newark Planning mill. of South
Fourteenth street, this city, came loose
on the hill In Springfield avenue. Hilton,
at s o'clock last evening. permitting the
carpenters wagon to run up on the animal.
Frightened by the occurrence the horse
began to waltz about and wound up by
landing with its ~fCrefeet in a light. rubber-
tired runabout that was passing. The
woodwork of the runabout was broken, but
no one was injured. A number OF worn
en- and children who were in the car
penter's wagon and who were returning
from an outing were frightened by the
accident, and their o~utcries created a great
deal of excitement for n few minutes.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
PASTOR PUTS OUT FIRE.

What might nave proved a disa strous
fire in the Central Presbyterian Church,
Orange. late Saturday night, was pre-
vented by the prompt action Of the Rev.
John Fulton Patterson. pastor of the
church. The clergyman. who was sitting
on the veranda OF the parsonage. noticed
a light shining in the church. On inves-
tisation he discovered a barrel of waste
paper afre in front of the altar. and
carried II 10 the street. He then returned
and stamped out the flames. which had
begun TO eat into the floor. The origin
of the fire could not be discovered.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
DIES OF CANCER
Miss Millissa Crane, Formerly of Hilton
Expires at Orange Memorial Hos
pital, After Long Suffering.

Miss Millissa Crane, formerly of Hill
ton, died at the Orange Memorial Hos
pital Saturday afternoon, after suffer-
ing for many months from a cancer.
Miss Crane, who was about so years
old, lived In Hilton until a few r-o1ths
ago. She was a member of the Hilton
NJ. e. Church and was formerly one OF
it's active workers. A few months ago
she went to the Memorial Hospital for
relief.
She will be buried tomorrow after
noon after services in the Hilton
Church. The Rev. William S. Coey-
man, the pastor, will conduct the serv-
ices. The young folks of the Hilton
Church arranged yesterday to provide
lowers. There are no immediate sur
vivors.
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TROLLEY HIT STALLED AUTO.

An automobile belonging to the Greene
Motor Company, of Bloomfield avenue,
Montclair. was run into by a trolley car
on the Caldwell line Saturday evening, In
Bloomfield avenue, Moptclair, but no one
was hurt. The automobile contained VIII
liam ReardoL, chauffeur, and Antonio Gil
CAN'T. employees Of the company. The car
the trolley track and partially turned up
Bloomfield avenue, when it got stalled. The
trolley car was coming down the avenue
ana ran into the auto which was a light
collision occurred. but the chauffeur stuck
TO his post. The auto was pushed along
the tracks about forty feet before the
trolley car was stopped. Reardon escaped
unhurt. but he automobile was badly
dnmaQed.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
TEN SUNDAY BATHERs CAUGHT

Policemen Farmhouse and Ruppell. of
arrested in three difficult raids
on the local ponds yesterday ten young
batlers from Newark and Irvington; The
will be given a hearing before Acting
Recorder Turton. of irvington- tohisht.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
SUBURBAN PAGE
AFTER IS YEARS
Former Bloomfelder Returns on Visit
from Oregon, After Long Absence,
and Finds Things Changed.

Charles willett Osborne. of Portland,
Ore, is visiting relatives in Bloomfield
today after eighteen years absence.
Mr.. Osborne is a son of the late Elias
Osborne, of hat town. and has a large
circle of friends In and around Bloom
field. He had been absent eighteen
years and said today that he noticed
many changes, mostly improvements,
in the old town. The centre had
changed a good deal. he said, and so
had the faces of those he met. AT first
he recognized few of the people he
used TO know.
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IN A FORMER PULPIT
Bishop Henry %spellmeyer, Who Re-
Gently Returned from China, breaches
in Calvary M. E. Church, z. o.

Bishop Henry S%pellmeyer. who has re-
Gently returned from a tour OF emma
preached at the morning service yesterday
of the Calvary Methodist Church, East Or
ange, of which he was formerly pastor.
Except for the mention of two or three
incidents, he made no nllusion TO his re-
cent travels. and said that he merely
wished to give a brief gospel message to
his old friends and p~arishioners.
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SUBURBAN OBITUARIES.


James Francis Wilson. 50 years old. of 2l
Burnett street. East Orange. died last
night at his home of heart trouble. after
a short illness. Mr.. Wilson had been n
resident Of East Orange for about a year.
going there from New York. where he
held a position as head Of the engineer
ing department at the Equitable Insurance
building. He is survived ty a widow and
one daughter. Mrs. Henry Noble. Mr..
Wilson was a member Of Jana Lodge. f.
and A.. M. of Brooklyn; the Knights Tenn
plar and ROYAL Arcanu.n.
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HIS DEATH SUDDEN
Thomas L. Rollo, a New York Lawyer,
Living in East Orange, Dies
of Apoplexy.

Thomas L. Rollo. a lawyer, of % South
Arlington avenue. Fast Orange, died sud
denly early today of apoplexy. Mr.. Rollo
seemed in perfect health up TO last night,
when ne retired In the best of spirits.
Mr.. Rollo was engaged in the practise
of law with Offices at 81 Park place. New
York. He had been a resident or East
Orange for the last sixteen years., going
to that city from Elizabeth.
He Is survived by a widow and one son:
Guv w. Rollo. He was d member OF
Pytbian Council, Royal Arcanum, of East
ORANGE.
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MISSING A WEEK
Louis PAueger, of Millburn, Left to Pay
a Bill and Has Not Been
Seen Since.

Leaving his home in Millburn a week
ago last Saturday. presumably to pay a
CT al bill. Louis Phueger has not been
heard from since. According to the story
told in Millburn this morning, Phueger
coal yard and had a drink. From there
he boarded a trolley car and went toward
the station. This was the last heard of
him although his sister, Mrs. Holweg. OF
26 Renner avenue. this city, has been
making efforts to locate him.
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DOUBLE DROP.

Balloonist Archie Griffin accomplished a
difficult double parachute descent success
fully from Olympic Park, Hilton. yester-
day afternoon. He landed easily Just
north of Springfield avenue. although the
failure of a third parachute 70 work MADE
il necessary for him to abandon a part OF
his program and came near In resulting
In q fall from a great height. One of the
parachutes caught in a trolley wire.
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STRICKEN ON LAWN
Mrs. Mary A. Grandeman, Aged Brook
Ign Woman Living in Nutley for
the Summer, succumbed Saturday.

Mrs. Mary A. Grandeman, II years
old of 307 Carlton avenue.
died Saturday at the Arthur Hoeber
cottage, in the Enclosure, Passaic ave-
nue.. Nutley. of apoplexy. Mrs. Grande-
man, who was occupying the Hoeber
place during the summer months with
her husband and family, vas stricken
last Monday while sitting on the lawn
and never regained consciousness.
The body vas removed on the 5:04
D. M. train from Nutley Saturday to
her home in Brooklyn, where the
funeral was held last evening.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
cH11pREN srARrEp A FIRE.

The East Orange FIRE department was
called out at 10 o'clock this morning
street. East Orange. The FIRE. which
was caused by some chi1dren who were
playing ia the cellar throwing 1l8nted
matches in a heap OF rubbish, was ex-
tinguished without damage.
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RLooMrIELnER RurIns LAuNcH.

Frederick Twsdle. Of 40 Broad street,
Bloomfield. has completed Il .naphtha
launch, and the boat has been christenei
Edna. It was launched on the Passaie
River today and taken to the Atlantic
Highlands for the balance OF the season.
1t 10 n fine craft. and greatly admired by
all who rave inspected 1t.
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John Albert Fellows, of IL Milford street.
East Orange. died yesterday afternoon at
his home from n complication OF diseases,
after a lingering Illness. Mr.. Fe.oas has
been 4 resident Of East Orange for the
last twelve years. A widow survives him
The funeral services will be held at the
house Tuesday. evening The interment
will be IN Rhinebeck, N. Y, where he
formerly lived.