davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

II. r. Gordon and w. +. Mowry re-
turned Monday from Denver where
they had been for week or more
hobnobing with b. +. freeman.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

DR.. NJ. NJ. Blair keeps large stock
Of lenses. If you need glasses call on
him and have your eyes fitted.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

s Chic Porter Of Telluride, is visiting
With Dolores friends this week.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10
Just Arrived Large stock u wsll
papers direct from the factory,
ootoaGs NsAakETs.

wheat. spring. IS; winter, sl.os.
Cornsl 90 to II .25, In sAr.
C&rr0ts-@ to 30.
Cabbage 800 TO $3.50.
Potatoes 90
Hog3-$5.6 10 $500.
Poaltfy-Hen 10, FOoatets b tnfkAys
124.
Butter-2S.
Eggs 20.
Huney-8 ID 10. III.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

Carroll Pyle left Saturday for Jerome,
Arizona, where he has accepted posi-
tion in a large department store.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

Send your orders to D. Mayer, Man
cos, Colo, for your safety fues, tin,
galvanized iron and sheet iron work,
roofing and spoutiDg.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10
DOLORES MoNTezuMA COUNTY COLORADO. TO-

Any price wall paper that you want
at Blair's drug store.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

Messrs. Wiltsie and Smith were saw
ing wood for Grandma johnson on
Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

Miss Amy House is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Oscar Trimble, this week.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

For sALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs $500 setting, at the Johnson
ranch. Mies. q. l.. WfTTE.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

The musical entertainment given
Friday evening by the Ladies' Aid, was
well attended and is highly spoken Of
by all who were present.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

Laura aud Marguerite Crout weSe
among the graduates of the Moal
school this year.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

Dr. j. H. Rentz, wife and daughter
moved into Mrs. Puckett's hotise on
Riverside avende, wednesday, where
the doctor will have his ofiice for the
present.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

8 House paints, carriage paints aud
noor paints Mt Blair's drug store.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

{ Something new for Dolores. A stock
Hof wall paper In town.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

Forrest Bradfield came up from the
ranch Wednesday to do some carpenter
work for H. V. Pyle.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

Rev. Dixon preached to large All
dience in the school house at this plac'
Sunday evening.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10
ORDINANCE Mo- 2

ORDINANCE NO. M
lxn Ofdinanee to Repeal Ordinance No. q of
the Town OF Dolores.
Be It ,prdained, BY the Board Of Tfustecs OF
the town Of Dolores, That ordinance No. "a ST
the said Town OF Dolores be and hereby ID re-
pealed.
Approved this eth day Of May, A. D. 1901.
Passed thie 9th day OF May, A. D. 1907.
Old. PYLE, Town Clerk.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

w. J. Exon is frightening his home
on Seventh street with paint. Charley
Granath is the artist.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

Editor Frederick of the Montezuma
journal was in town on business Tues
4ay and called at the Star Office. Mr..
Frederick says the people In that part
~ the valley are feeling pretty good
byer the prospects Of having and irri-
eetion system by another year.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

Rev. Dixon bought the Wilber ranch
Monday. Consideration $500. Mr..
pixon and family will take possession
q their new home sometime this
month. He will devote his time to
hen and SQUAD culture.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10
Fortutn;

The Belgian horse, will make the
stand during the season of 1907 as
follows: At Cortez, Monday and Tues
day Of each week beginning May eth;
and at Dolores, Friday and Saturday
of each week, beginning May 10. The
remainder OF the time he will be at h.
F. Morgan's ranch. Terms $f6 for the
season with privilege Of return. Forum
is dark sofreli imported Belgian
horse weighing 1880 pounds; s years
old and Of good disposition.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

II you are IN want Of a job and want
70 get busy inquire of w. H. Crawford,
contractor Montesuma valley irrlga-
Don system.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

All paints and varnishes sold by Dr
Blair are absolutely guaranteed.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

A picnic dinner will be served at the
Sunday school convention Tuesday
boon.
The Dolores star., 1907-05-10

The school election held In District
No. 4. Monday was entirely void of ex-
citement. The election was for Presi-
dent Of the board and only ole name
was placed In nomination., that of
James Morrison, but L. NJ. Smith and
Andy Harris each received one vote.
Mr.. Morrison was elected. The busi-
hess meeting was organized at $40
p. m. and tax Of three mills levied
for school purposes. The secretary j
report showed that the District had
spent during the year for teachers sal.
aries $2, ,OS6. 25, other exbenses-iunber
carpenter work, jahitor work, coal and
supplies $S77.sS; and that the district
had to its credit $2,425.S5, in the
different funds.
w. ii. Crawford, who his the con-
tract for putting in the Montezurna
valley irrigation system, arrived in
Dolores Thursday, but owing to a car
OF equipment being set out at Cumbres
and not arriving Until Saturday even.
ing he did not eet ON the scene Of oper..
alton until Monday when the outfit
was moved to the Nafsguinnep reser-
voir site where i large force of men and
teams are now at work. Nj. Crawford
says, 90 far Is posaible; Montezuma
county people will be given Jobs on
this work, aGd Ii men with teams
want 70 do work BY contfact the work
will De divided - a 10 aSeoiisodate
them. There Is overs hundred miles
Of ditch to build besides two large
reservoirs; It looks like enough work 10
keep everybody busy for awhile.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
NEVER WOKE UP
AGED IRWNGT0N WOMAN
DIED IN SLEEP.
Mrs. Mary J. Mills, colored, Found Dead
in Bed This Morning by Her
Grandson, j. Wesley Scott.

Heart disease carried m Mrs. Mary j.
Mills. an aged lrvington eolored woman
while sleeping last night She was found
dead in her bed at : O'Clock this morning
by her grandson. J. Wesley who
lived with her.
Mrs. Mills, whose exact age Is mol
known. but who. according 70 her chill
dren, was an -oetogeusrian, was known 10
almost every one in Irvington. where she
had lived a great part Of her life While
she was not a 'reeluse in the sense OF one
declining. 10 mingle with others. she would
not live with her children, insisting that
she would maintain her own home til she
died.
Las night her grandson returned home
late and found the woman in a cheerful
frame of mind, When he called TO her
this morning a = O'Clock she did not
answer. lie called again Two hours later,
aud receiving no response, he made an
investigation.
Deputy County Physician s. \. Muta
granted a burial permit later. As yet no
arrangements n \ been made for the
funeral.
Mrs. Mills was barn in Florida. Orange
County. n. Y. Later she went 70 Middle
Town. IN the same State. and about
TWENTY-FIVE years she moved to Irving
ton. The survivors are Mrs Erancis +.
Witt tand Mrs. Anthony Oliver. Of
~lrvington, and Mrs. Josephine A Scott, Of
Brooklyn, There are eight granchildren
and ten gTeat-grandchildren
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
NUTLEY.

Mrs. Charles 7. Stewart and Miss Marie
Stewart, Of Council Bluffs, Ia. and Miss
Audrey Hall, OF Stamford. Conn, were en-
tertained yesterday by Mr.. and MIS-. Otto
Bluhm, Of WhiuorS avenue,
Mrs F, Roy Goddard, Of New York, is
q guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan,
ir.. OF Satterthwaite avenue,
Harold German. n Washington avenue,
Is spending a few week with friends at
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Pearee P. Williams, of Nutley avenue,
has eturned from an automobile trip to
New London, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy J. Edwards. of Grant
avenue. left Nutley this morning on an
automobile trip across country 10 Fairlee,
VT
Mrs. ]. Andrew Schmidt and son. Of
Grant avenue, are spending a few weeks
at Cuthogue. l. I.
Miss Gertrude Longfelder. OF Newark,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Long
fielder. of Highheid lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Tanchert, OF the En-
closure. are spending a few weeks at
Seahright.
Mrs. Sooville Church Williams and Miss
Phyllis Williams. of Passaic have
returned from Sakonet Point, r. L.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Harding, of the En-
closure. are sojourning at Seabright. N. j.,
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Jones'. of Pas
sale avenue, have returned from Ocean
Grove.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
VERONA AND
ESSEX FEELS.

Miss Hazel Hempson, Of Bloomfield ave-
nue.. Verona. who has been spending some
time at Bolston, y. Y, Is expected home
tomorrow.
Mrs Milton Haskell Linelle. of Forest
avenue. Caldwell. entertained a party oil
friends at her hcne last evening Euchre
Nj. Srd Mrs. Thompson, Of New YORK.
Mss Florence and Grace Mounteney, OF
Wastxille avenue. Caldwell. have gone 10
New Brunswick fer two weeks.
Harry F BackuS IT West Caldwell, has
returned from n trip mp the
Mrs Charles Ernest Wilson,. OF Airing
sep sNenue. Caldwell. returned yesterday
from an outing spent at Lakeville. Conn,
The Misses Dora and Katharine Elterioh,
q Hillside avenue. and Charles Elterich
ard STEPHEN J.. Lindsey. OF Rioom1eld
axenue. have gone TO Sullivan County, n,
Y. for two weeks
Miss Edith welton. OF Belmar. is visit
ilE her parents. AIR. and Mrs. James Well
lon 81 Could place. Caldwell
Mrs George II. Mead, OF Brooktsn' WHO
has been visiting the Rev. and Mrs. John
r PrStL Of Malvern place. NercnS, re-
rurncG home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JudSon Parker. OF Clare
meat avenue. Verona, have gone 10 En-
poriufu. Pa. for two weeks.
Miss Ethel Hunfsnan, Of Verona, viii
leave tomorrow for a months stay with
friends IN Connecticut
Mrs Alice Williams Of Ro~seland, has
gene te Glendois, y. Y.
Miss Elizabeth English. Of EngiisAtown
: visiting Miss Jane Condit. 81 Bloomfield
Sveaus. NerorA
Taa Misses Mattel aud Ethel odel. Q;
New York, arc visiting Mrs. Joseph Em-
nsezt Hertz OF Caldwell.
Miss Anna Mahon. Of CALDWELL wil ne
turn tomorrow from Maine, where she Ia:
Sqxnt the past mouth.
Misses BiNh and jennie Walters. 81
RoscAkccpSie, are visiting RELATIVES II
F~-Fu- 4c~aVS
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16

panied him to that resort, is expected
TO return home Saturday
Village Trustee Charles H.. Burke. OF
Vose avenue. who has been abroad for
several months. is expected to return
with his family Sunday.
Miss Ethel Waldo. of South Orange
avenue, left today Cor n vacation at
Hawthorne Inn. East Gloucester. Mass.
T.. l.. Conover. of Prospect street.
left today for Bittlefeld Centre. Conn.
Mrs. f. d. Sheppard. OF 157 Raymond
avenue, has gone TO Boston, Mass.
The Field Club golfers will indulge in a
bail sweepstakes on the local links Satuf-
day.
Eugene Joice. of New York, is the guest
OF his grandmother. Mrs. Katherine Fnr-
rell, OF Academy street.
Miss May Dunnell, of New York, is Wis
lting Mrs. Mary Apgar. of Academy street.
Mrs. Hugh Conlan and son. Thomas Con-
Ian. of 40 South Orange avenue, are at
Worcester, Mass.
William II. Stewart. Of Charlton avenue.
has returned from a stay at the Thousand
Islands.
Mrs. william ]. Shannon. Of Mead street,
returned today from n vacation spent NJ
The E,lms. Leslie. his State. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah Shannon is at that place.
DR.. Elliot w johnson. OF a Kingman
rond, has returned from a few weeks va
cation at the seashore.
The Rev. Robert Tasting Nichols. pas
tor Of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Will
conduct the union services IN that edihee
sunday between tho congregation OF Trlh-
ity aud First Presbyterian churches,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16

Henry Poalic~. Alhegt H0elle1 Harry
rcarcc have returned fnagn silver Ray.
Lake GoarCc, where they have heen NST 0he
last Two weeks They hSVT been Fortunate
IN securing most a thc horrors IN N&SeeSst
work. winning nearly every game against
physical directors rcse1oNS WORK SsNSS&-
RIGS and afgaY and nSNS secretarieS
The alterations AT the 09cSl SSSocANcn
arc nearly c0mplcfeA and ny the time that
Ahc boys rgf0ra from soclr sumner Nat@
lions They Mill wr3 a Snscadia2N NoNaTqSs
boys department.
The swimming naSl is o0e 81 tAc grcSs
attractions AprlnR these hNs days aeS
Nights. with The Gcaz aNa clean SrtSSf&n
woh water which Is chemically DNTN Al 3
Temperature NY = degrees
The home haur ea Sunday afsO-reanS az
$40 O'Clock IS S00 la cNsStN'scSN \ neTt-
her Of Noanp EARN rad Hec&Srrc in discuss
ing preal0aas 81 inapert ~ themselves AMI
Others
n0narraw nicA. Miss Lillian lSgarScc,
Of New NorR, Wsn present the NAY, ~IAe
Aioa and the McuS&
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
MoNTclAlR.

Or c o : Howe. of uprer Montclal-.
and hts mother. Mrs l. l. How arc 81
the White Mountains They VIII return
about September J,
The WEDDING II Miss Gertrude Welmarth
nanc. daughter 81 Mrs, Avahclle l. Nsno,
formerly 81 Montclair. nov N s. james
NlScc RreNklNn, ana NhiSleN GarlANa
White. q NirslniR, has heen announced.
Mrs. J. II. O'nonehuc Of Valley road,
Is entcryaiNiae Miss Mary West ~ Trea-
toe, and Miss Man o'Dcaoshue, q C5n-
ton, Ia.
James y larvie OF TIMER Montclair svc
nar. hrs returned from an automobile triq
shfenxA the Adiropdaeks
Nslliam a. McClavin and family oi
NtehlSnH avcnae, arc snendinE four weeks
AZ Twin Mountain, \ II
The Misses Eeelvn aud Louise scott II
Aillten MACE are Nisiiing nienas In Sulli'
Albert Won Sehlicaer and daughter. d
valley mad arc At Hurley, n y,
Kdgar RnricttG " Clarcment avenue
has returned trem his vacation spent al
WhitchNNSc,
Miss EAnh J. Clam ~ r'nper Countair
avenue Is at Gead Ground, l.. l.
Mrs Gecrge n. Altns, 81 Midland ave-
nae. Is home FROM Huntington. n y,
Miss Grace German. ~ Glcuridge avenue
Il AZ Ocean Grove, 20 remain until th,
middle ot September,
Mies ReatriSe rwinins, ~ North Willow
strect IL at Cara MAY,
Ferdinand A. rnser, ~ Claremont ave
mt, has returned from Connecticut
Frank Taft and family, ~ church street
are at kcnnehaso Lake, Me,
Councilman William III Schoemakcr oh.
tanned a MaSsac huSetts automobile liCN0s'
at HNSteN a FEW DAYS aae
Letter SarrlegA John nNlon, losepl
Rowe and Charles Foster are On q tel
daNS' vacation,
Reuben T. Wilson, " Moptclalr Heights
VIII snena tho remainder 90 AusNat IN thl
AdtNNdacks
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
STOLE OVER PHONE
MONTcLAlR NEGRO'SCLEvER
GAME SPOILED.
James Burns Held in $500 Bail Today
for Getting $40 from Chairman
of Police Committee.

James Burns. a negro, OF "a Washington
street, Montclair, who vas arrested late
yesterday afternoon on a charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses by a
clever ruse. had n hearing before Recorder
Henry l.. Yost this morning in the Mont
clair Police Court, and was held in $500
bail for the action OF the Grand Jury.
Thomas Flood. "A negro, went on his bond,
giving rs security the property Nos. II and
10 Washington street, Montelair, valued
al 5000, on which there is a mortgage of
81. 800. When Burns was arraigned he
pleaded guilty 10 the charge.
Burns Shove ingenuity in obtaining the
money. He had been employed for some
time in doing odd jobs about the residence
of Frank +. Wallis, a New York architect.
who resides at 19 Upper Mountain avenue,
Montclnir. The ~latter's family is now out
of town spending the summer Burns was
working yesterday afternoon at a house
near the home of Mr.. Wallis, and re-
quested the use OF their telephone TO make
a call. Permission was granted him, and
be called up John II. Scott, manager of
Acker. Merrail & Condit Company's store
In bloomfield avenue, Montelair.
Wallis, the architect said Burns. ST am
short Of change today, and I want to bor-
row so from. you,p
"All right" replied Mr.. Scott.
Il will send my man down for It," said
Burns over the phone.
when will he be DOWN." asked Mr..
A9fDA1s
Then this conversation was heard by
Mr.. Scott:
when will you go down, James?'
ooh, about 4 or 5 o'clock was the an
swer.
He will go down about 4 or 5 o'clock.
Mr.. Scott" came the answer from Burns.
Mr.. Scott knew that II was not Mr..
Wallis who was at the other end of the
phone, being well acquainted with Mr..
Wai1is's voice. He then called up Mr..
Wallis at his New York office and 1t was
agreed that when Burns called he vas to
get the so and be arrested.
About 3 O'Clock Burns called on Mr..
Scott. got the SO and gave the latter a
When Burns left the store Mr.. Scott.
who Is chairman Of the police committee.
called VI the police station and explained
matters to Sergeant James McGarry, who
sent out Policeman Patrick Regain 10 ar
rest Burns. The policeman met the latter
walking up the avenue with a smile on
his face which reached almost from ear
to ear.
The $10-bill. which was marked. was
found on him when arrested.
When Burns pleaded guilty TO the charge
this morning the recorder asked him if
he made a practise OF doing that thing
No" said Burns. at was my first time"
well" said the recorder, you did 1t
like a professional"
"Yas. All guess All did do 1t putty
good. boss was the reply.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
10 LIcENsn NEwssoys

President Svleanus !. shaw. Of tho Or
EnCe Common Council TODAY STATED that at
he Council an ar3iuare would b pro-
uaTed Tor reconlncndatinn To the Council
rerqlsttnc newsh0vS In the streets. The
CORNERS 81 Main Cone and Dap streets
have become lively centres Of ''prwsies.
and ibis rsnralnc as president Shaw was
Walking AZ Msin street a lad insnlfed q
woman hccanse She Wrould nAf patroniEc
him, and the woman followed tho lad ana
lals, ~ 20 Cone street. was HE Ind, Hls
name was taken Ay Policeman Riley on
Tho direction % Mr.. shaw. The ordinance
Viii BE- patterned after The one in effect
IN this CITY.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
BELLEVlLLE.

Mrs. William King and family, ~ q De-
Win aNenn are stopping IN the Adiron-
dacks.
Mss 1suce Mauhor. AZ as Main street.
Is spending her vacation "a SchoalegS
Mountains.
Harrison street. wns hel5 Tins morning IL
81 Peters Chnroh AheTT a high mass q
requiem WINS celebrated. anrefmeni was 1n
81. Pe1er's Cemetery
Miss Gertrude MaiN. 81 Scranton. IA.
who has heen visiting Miss Angela Dem
MIN, of Iiindcn npcuna, hus returned home,
Nnltpr CrHstih. Of Newark. q carpenter
employed nn q building ~ JeraAaTaan
street. IoN of q saafnid yesterday afuer-
mon. hrnu king his enllnrhhnn. fle was rs
ststed 10 Thn home of 4 physician ana lafar
taken II lis own hnme.
n'hp lHniy Name Society n St Peters
Ghurrh viii havH r. racaptinn In ParoeAiAl
Hall Friday EVENING. SnnanmhHr IN
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
sNoRr couNcTL MRErINa.

The Rlo0mnola Town Council last
nisht renewed notes in tho sum or
$4,000 to pay FOR the Improvements
made at thc NrNNkside WatSeSslnK
and FairN{cW schools
An application frN@ George Weston
20 conduct a moving picture show IN
noda's Nall was referred 10 The pc
lice committees
The meNthiv reports ~ Tax Collector
fostcr a Town Treasurer EarrN L.
osborne were received
The ligAtiNg committee was author
ised IL MACE I'VE electric Rights IN the
SILVER Lake section ~ The town SiN
Nehss VIII he placed on ESSs faSSatc
avenue leading tN NNtlCN
The Contract 10y heaiaine a SEWER IN
Jerome place and berkeley place was
awarded To Snaita s Maddox
The session was Nqscf IN CoNncll-
man FaFraNd acted as MaNrAr IN the
ahveNce - MaNOs William y Satphca.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
BLOOMFlELD-GLEN RIDGE

The Misses Carrie and Edith Maley; OF
50 Fremont street, Bloomfield, are at High
land Mills. n. Y.
George II. EVAN and family. OF Belleviile
avenue. are In Waterford. Me.
Miss Milie Corhy, Of Washington street,
has gone to Red Bank.
William Linn and family, OF Spruce
street, have returned from Budds Lake.
John Frank and family. OF Maple street,
are nj the Carleton. Ashury Park.
Mrs. l.. Shaw and Miss Grace Shaw, Of
Monroe place. have returned from a stay
IN Ashury Park.
The members Of the knights Of Co.
lrmbus and Catholic Iycenm will 20 on an
automobile ride 10 Swinefeld Bridge An-
gust %.
Mrs, Louis u. Harrison and family. OF
Franklin street are in Ocean Grove.
The Bloomfield Catholic Lyceum will
hold a carnival ana athletic anne on the
Bloomfield avenue grounds on August Is
ON August y and = there will be prize
bowling contests in the lyeeum. The cem-
mittee in charge 81. The affair consists Of
Henry J. So~mmerkamp john A. Moran,
James 7, MVlod. James J, DUNCAN, I'd
ward Higgins. Edward Conroy. Edward
J. Moran. the Rev, John J.. Preston James
A, Carroll Peter r Saennon and Jeremiah
Davis.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
NOTES OF THE ORANGES

1nmes ftnnwiss. IL Fraamnn snreet Or
ange $ ut lang Branrh fnr rhe -,ainninaar
Of the ssasnn.
Roheri 2 tlarVee nj Orange. mas ~.
TURNED fTom O. WISH n tlnnfrnrtszUvn
Airs PAU H Sheridan. III Orange. IS 81
Nnrtnrprt- tIe.
ar Mrs. William y. Gray. bf lin.
teir aNenlte Grunge. md hi-. Bnd Mrs.
James r Strvazrt nj F'aff HHHraA. rfH1
city, viii intend the ANNUAL enIHvH1i1n az
tin Nntiuufi Cl~fpr n Scnrrish Clans III
Ho-nnte Ganada TnHv viii srn-t roTRa'~
row.
Tax oaliautur Frank q. Caachrfr. with
Mrs ouunhtrE. NJ Orange lbft I'm q -nf-
t. Lake E'lacta. X T zadAv
TIN RanafirtD Assaoinrinn ID urHuct win
have o ulnmhDke and ride IN Sunday.
AuCus5 10. TIM 77esrifH finn n rhe pGrrv
will he Angsts Grove. SzTrineheia. A4h-
lntlr samns 1nr prizes and n1her 1anturas
viii he Tfrnuinad.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
mol rlpY ovYR pTrYIcu1YY.

NNeitiNK 10 sc. SNe ksrNaSc question b
Inc toWn 81 saAfH Tor acanfsc seton =
of tho West Orange CowN couaca Tnos&N'
hishf Next NpoNiHfoE Tor 4 ceatraH N ra-e
fNr aAYtNkSN &SheA etc. TIC CONTRACTOR 10
l0p one WAR h cAN gor she &fSpoSaa ~
I'M COLLECTIONS gcAla citfscaSs RanscS INS
Mill kiNe the kNNaNSt a NaaYNS grace pe
ptceare fAr a anal Settlement 81 tie
hNnded Is prevent Am nfofV reSt<TAttonS
~ the tAh fN0re has NoNa made = SAG
ReatlNn that snc NafiNNS pAfteS 81
the nrAASeS, Wftn McNtl4ir 81 U&rShfs
on the eaFfSse Vse&foA sn3 sa1ac Set&au
Ia thts end may Ne tAkeA
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
CROSS in PLACE ON sTnEp1E.

The eroSS the t0pnnosi point 81 The sir0c-
tarN was placed in position on the Sieepie
q the church 81 Our LADY Help Of CHRIS
uans. hast orange, ny The work1non yes
tordsy afternoon and the poalinc 81 the
hell In The old church announced 10 The
citizens 81 the city the practical compile
ton ~ work On the caihcc, which Is one
NJ the most attractive churches in the
state, The Rev John T. C~AllAchan, roc
Tor Ot the church. blessed the cr0Ss yes
teriaV marnMR. and with his assistant
priests was m Interested spectator when
tho stone cross, which Is a61 fcet above
the ground, was pat in rs anal resting
ltnrr.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
70 READvERrTsE EOR INV TRUcE

HAvmonS mar&cS tSs ueeesinS las.
nieat OF M2yer S~EosnshSi Win sEe
Are committee ~ tNe Common Cc1nc4-
chief Matthews attendiuE wAeR a. was
decided thAt the corlrasssce r<S6Ver1Se
Tor bids Tor s. 1ew IRE trscS cs&asrs
to suAaalt Estimates ~ coS1 q arr2r-
ataS VITA AnG without chemical tanks
Estimates VIII Saso ~ asked tN 8
sS~kallon chemical sAnk - oe r2zceS
On tbs W~3SaiaEaea street company ;
Nose uaSoA. WhSa nv rev t-ack =
purchased she present chemical WAEoa
~sG ~ scns 10 ne Farss4 s1Tcet Acase
should the ulock De ccu5prcd ~eth
'SetnfoSa tanks S15 Ire hcsf vases
row ia service 81 FazscSs street WIN &c
placed II SAC hesSaazFzers A1sa1ang n
CanAeaa S1ret
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
MOVING BIG STONE.

john = Dsxhnimar. nf Orange. has inst
complefer The TASK 81 moving q monument
same weighing tishcy t0ns from Gran
harry Lake, On n LackHwanua Railroad
The oesriHntinn Of The granite boulder Is
Cadnr Lawn Cemetery. Passaic, whare the
sr0ne VII be placed IN tho Barbour plot.
The stone weighed 10 tons when II was
taken rrDTn thu eHrth. huf was chinped
down 10 Ire present weight To insure its
safety in 1rnusnartafion.