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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
ORANGE COUNCIL DECIDES BY PARTY VOTE
TO BUY NEW FIRE TRUCK FOR $4,000.
FAIRBANKS NEPHEW,
w. @. MAN, ENGAGED.
Theodore Reynolds viii Be Married to
Miss May Waring, Plainfeld Society
Girl, Probably in January.

The engagement of Theodore Reyn.
Odds, OF West Orange, a nephew OF
Viee-President Fairbanks, to Miss
May Warning, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Orville T. Waring, of Plainfield, is an
Inounced. The wedding is expected to
take place in January.
Miss Waring is a favorite in Plain
field society, a member of the Plain
field Country Club and a sister of
Lewis e. Waring, master of the hounds
in the Watching Hunt Club. Her
father is president of the Plainfield
Trust Company and associated with
the Standard Oil trust.
Mr.. Reynolds is a member of the
firm of Secor & Reynolds, stock brokers'
and members of the New York Stock
Exchange. He is a graduate of Prince
ton in the class of '07.
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BELLEVILLE.

William Connolly, sr., of 1873 william
street, Belleville, will leave this week
for a stay at Atlantic City.
The members of Court General Phil
Kearny, Foresters of America, will meet
tonight at William and Smith streets
and MARCH to the home of the late
Anton Miller, where they will view his
body, The deceased was a member Of
city.
William Cole, of Mill street, who was
arrested Saturday night by Chanceman
william Deane on a charge of being
drunk and d~isorderly. was arraigned
before Police Justice Connell last night.
He was fined SIS and costs and was put
on probation until the fine is paid al
the rate of 50scents a week.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza S. Spear. OF
$50 Main street, who died Friday. was
held this afternoon. Services were CON
Quoted at the home by the Rev. w. w.
Conner, Reformed Church; the Rev
Cornelius 5: Abbott, Christ Episcopal
Church, and the Rev. c. E. Scudder,
Wesley M. Il. Church, The intermenf
was i'm the Reformed Church Cemeterv
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NOTES OF H ORANGES.

The baseball team of East Orange letter
carriers defeated the Orange letter-carriers
nine by the score of is to 2, on the Orange
Valley grounds, Sunday. A feature was
the pitching of Joseph Finneran, of the
East Orange team.
A b~iacksnake that measured three and
a half feet long squirmed across Hamilton
street, East Orange, yesterday, and fur
nished considerable excitement. The snake
came from a lot near Clinton street, north,
peared to be- Of the Bloomfield species,
where all big blacksnakes always hail
from, judging from newspaper stories.
A fire in the Goa sheds of r. Berg &
Company, in Orange Valley, gave the fire
department a run yesterday afternoon. The
damage was slight.
The Rev Adolph Roeder, pastor, has ar
ranged a course of six Sunday lectures, TO
be given in the New Church, Essex avenue,
Orange. The dates and subjects follow:
October 20. The Legend of the Babylon
lsh Adapa:'' October q, ''The Bird Phoe-
nix-Bird Legends as Cycle Myths;' No
vember 8, Legends and Myths of Sc
quence and Protection" November 10,
Factors" November II, The Element of
Change. or the Idea of Progression as AS
ISOLATED with the Idea of Degrees and Or
der" November "a. The Building Of the
City Troy. Nineveh, the City Built for
Enoch by his Father, CAIN Admission to
the lectures will be free.
Police Judge Joseph NJ. Bray Of Orange,
was in charge of court again today, after
a few days absence. With Mrs. Bray, he
enjoyed a trip to upper New York State.
Charged with punching Edward G. Saw
age. who lives in the same house with him,
at q North Eighteenth street, East Or
ange. E. w. Long was today fined $40 by
Recorder Franklin W. Fort, in the East
Orange police station.
Policemen Heslin and Dengler, in West
Orange, yesterday, arrested Penberto I'm
barto. of l Prospect avenue, this city, and
Frank Anago, of 1923 Canal street, this city,
for laying a sidewalk at Washington and
High streets without permission of Town
Council. They will be given a hearing to-
niphf
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DODGES HIS TRIAL
AUTOIST IGNORES HEARING
IN BLOOMFIELD.
Bitter Fight On Between Frank P. Ven
able, of Paterson, and the Bloom
field Police.

Frank P. Venable, of 81 North Third
street, Paterson, who brought suit for dam
ages aggregating 5000, against Chief OF
Police Collins and Policemen Joseph II,
Hubby and John Blum, all of Bloomfield,
for alleged conspiracy and false arrest, be-
cause he was stopped In that town a week
ago on a charge OF speeding in his auto
did not appear at the Bloomfield Police
Court yesterday to answer to the charge
of speeding. Neither was he represented by
counsel.
A crowd gathered in the little court room
in Conger street, that town, expecting that
Venable and his counsel would rip the
authorities fore and aft" 1t was disap-
pointed. Recorder Cadmus forfeited the $50
which venable had left as security for his
appearance.
Venable's lawyer. f. w. Van Blarcom,
of Paterson, telephoned to the chief CT po-
lice and asked what had been done In the
IF you or venable had been present you
would know all about it, flashed back the
answe
He remained away by my advice re-
Mrs. Sarah A. venable. venable's
mother. and himself have been summoned
to appear before o b; r. Smith, super
intendent of motor vehicles. in Trenton on
Friday to maze answer why their licenses
should not be revoked. Mrs. yenapde
son was driving at the time of hiss ar
rest. He has Il drivers license. 1T may
be that Nellable'S failure to appear yeStei-
day win lead to his arrest wien he ap-
pears in Trenton>o on Friday. Chief of Pc,
lice Collins and Superintendent Smith viii
confer in the matter later.
I. o.. Noling. of East DraDsc. paid $40
for violating the speed law. He said II
was an outrage to fine him, as his machine
was unable TO go over twenty miles dh
hour. His efforts 70 convince the recorder. |
however, that Policeman Huddy was
wrong in making the arrest were OF no
avail.
II have driven n machine for a number
of years and this is the first time l have3
ever been arrested. he said.
Albert Meredith. IS years old. of 20 Hal
lett street. Paterson, paid a fine of $40 for
a similar offense without a murmur.
MY machine is of high-speed order. and
I could not control il, as | was going Y
down hill at the time the police appre-
hended me-" he said. Therefore, l might
have exceeded the speed limit. as charged"
The town officials will back up the police
In the matter of making further arrests, /
II necessary, in the matter of auto speed
Ing. They will also back the three mem
bers of the police force against whom
has brought suit. Counsel will be
employed. If necessary, to assist Town At
Iorney Halfpenny in conducting a defense.
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SOUTH ORANGE.

William A. Reeve, of Second street,
South Orange, has purchased the building
in which his hardware store and William
M. Glover's place of business is located in
South Orange avenue from the Freeman
estate. 1t is said that the price paid is
$16.000 for forty-six feet frontage. II this
Is so, the pride per foot, $347, Is the highest
price ever paid fer property in South
Orange village.
Mrs. Thomas Foran, of First street, is
seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Simpson enter
tanned a party Of friends at a party at
their home in Third street last night in
honor of the seventeenth birthday ami
versary of their daughter, Miss May Simp-
son. Guests were present from the Or.
anges. Newark and Harrison. Miss Simp-
son was the recipient Of a number Of hand
some presents.
The village Board Of Health will meet
tonight for the. first time In several
months. The Board OF Education will meet
tomorrow night.
Mrs. Edward R. Stout. of sc Ralston ave-
nue., has returned from Hartford, Conn.
Miss Gertrude. e. White. of Third street,
has returned from a stay at Boonton.
Henry Heffer. OF Valley street, has re-
turned from Newfoundland, where he
spent the summer.
The Senators football eleven, connected
with Seton Hall College. will open its
season with the Velox Social A. c., OF
Irvington, on Setonia Field Saturday after.
noon.
Daniel McRorie, Of L~uddington road, Is
in Hartford. Conn, on a business trip.
Herman Scott. of Montrose avenue, has
returned from a summers vacation spen
at the Thousand Islands.
The South Orange Athletic Club baseball
team has closed its most successful sea
son, with thirty victories, four defeats anc
one tie game. The club will enter q foot
ball team in the field and play Sunday
games on the Fenner grounds. James P
Hall will captain the eleven.
A basketball team composed of High
School students has been formed and
will play every Wednesday night at the
M~aplewood Sporting Club Hail. George
Becker, president of the High School Ath
letic Association, is captain Of the team
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FIRE NEAR GAS rAnr.

A building belonging to the gas de-
partment of the Public Service Cor
poration, located in Bloomfield avenue.
Montclair. near the Bloomfield avenue
crossing of the Lackawanna Railroad,
was DESTROYED by fire late yesterday
AFTERNOON. The building was Situated
near the gas tank and was used for
storing material and, tools.
II is thought the fire originated from,
sparks from the engine Of the train
due at Montclair from New Ynrir ~
? o'clock. The FIRE department answered.
much delay in sending in the : s 80
mat the hremen had no chance to save
the building. The loss on buil6ing
wha probably reach 5000. but the loss
tsinesdSs' con'entS U not be ascsr~
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Mrs. Harry G. pastorious.

RARITAN. Oct. S.-Mrs. Harry C..
Pastorious, aged 25. eldest daughter of
Postmaster and Mrs. George w. Hope,
of this city. died Sunday at the home
of her parents, after a long illness.
from tuberculosis Last summer, when
the disease first developed, she was
taken to a sanatorium at White Haven.
Pa, for treatment, but this did not
seem to benefit her, and she was
brought back to her parents home.
Her husband is agent for the New
Jersey Central Railroad at Easton, Pa,
and was agent for the company in
Somerville when they were married,
about two years ago. Mrs. Pastorious
was a member of st. Johns Church
in Somerville, and the funeral will be
held in that edifce tomorrow. The Rev.
Charles Fiske will officiate.
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JAMES WALDRoM GONE.
New Brunswick Man Supposed to Have
Started for Ireland.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. S.-James
Waldron, an elderly resident of Hamilton
street. is missing, and it is thought that
he has gone on a visit to Ireland without
making known his intention. Mr.. Waldron
spent last July and August in Ireland
visiting friends, and enjoyed the trip
Immensely.
Several days ago he remarked that he
wished he was back there. Then The dis
appeared. Inquiry has been made of all
Of his relatives in this country, but they
have heard nothing of him.
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PATERSON AUToIsT WHo1s SUM BLOOMFIELD
POLICE ABSENT At HIS rial FOR SPEEDING
MORE PUPILS THAN EVER
BEFORE IN ~BELLEVILLE.
Total Public School Enrolment Now
Reaches 1,5oo-vaccination Ordered
Because of Smallpox.

A large increase in the enrolment of the
Bellevllle public schools was shown in the
report of Supervising Principal George R.
Gerard at the meeting of the Board of
Education of that town last night. The
total enrolment at the opening session this
year was 1,44s. These figures have been
increased by about fifty since then.
The enrolment by schools is as follows:
Mol, 552; No. 2, 157; No. 8, 27S; No. 4, 2S6;
High School, rs. Nos. 1 and 4 Schools
show the largest increase, with Al and IS,
respectively.
There were % tardy pupils during the
month of September, and SIS were not
absent during the month. The perfect at
tendance number for the same mont last
year was $40.
The supervising principal reported that
a new system of penmanship is being in
troduced into the schools. This was in
accordance with the suggestion of the
board. h new system depends more
upon the position and use of the arm of
the writer. 1t is in use In New York city.
Clerk Turner reported that Township
Physician DR.. e. o. Cyphers had suggested
that the board go on record favoring vac
~cination among the pupils of the schools.
Accordingly, a resolution was passed that
it was the sense of the board that all chill
dren attending the schools should be vacci-
mated. This was done because of the dis
covery of smallpox In the town.
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caldwell, VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

Mrs. Charles Garrabrant. OF Bloomfield
avenue. West Caldwell, has returned from
a visit with Mrs. Anna Semken, of Ridge
road, Rutherford.
The Pep and Point Circle of Caldwell
will meet Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. p. Cadmus Condit, Of Crane street,
at 3 o'clock promptly. instead Of Friday
afternoon, as was previously announced
Mrs. George A. Bogert. of Hanford
place, Caldwell, will entertain the Cald-
well Card Club Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
The Jersey Lilies Bowling Club OF Cald-
well has recognized for the season with
the following members Andrew Haug,
John w. Gosman, Stephen j. Speer. Tuttte
Harrison, Albert c. MARI, Samuel Harrl-
son. Russell Budd, Henry Garfield. j.
Henry Harrison, DR.. Edmund r. Lame, c.
Wilfred Hunter. Frederick Harrington and
DR., Delbert Harrington.
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NUTLEY.

Give G. Elliot. Of Rutgers place, is at
Portchester. n. Y. for a few days.
r. Kingsland Hay, of the Enclosure,
started yesterday for Torreone, Mexico,
where he will spend several months
Mrs. Butler Williamson, of New York, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan, of
Satterthwaite avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Gillette, OF Buffalo.
are visiting Mr., and Mrs. George Rea, of
Maple place.
Mrs. August Bauer and family. of Nutley
avenue, have returned from Lake Pocono,
Pa.
Mrs. w. Fl. Moore, of New York, who
has been spending several days with DR..
and Mrs. w. II. Rockwell, has returned
home.
Miss C. NJ. White. of Newfoundland, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner w.
White, of Tennis place. has returned home.
Miss Theone IBaner.~ of Nutley avenue,
has returned from Warwick, N. Y.
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MuLLoY FoR BAxTER,s PLACE.

PAsSAIC, Oct. POSTMASTER George
W. Pollitt, of Paterson, chairman of the
Passaic Republican County Committee,
this morning presented to Governor Stokes
the name of Samuel Mulloy to fill the
vacancy on the County Board of Registra-
ton and Elections caused by the recent
death of Hinman A. Baxter, of this city.
Mr.. Mulloy's name will probably go to
the Senate next Friday. There were more
than a dozen candidates for the office,
which paws a salarY Of $50.
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CALDWELL BARN SAID TO
HAVE BEEN SET ON FIRE
structure Owned by Tobacco Company
Burned to the Ground Early Today.
Firemen Saved Nearby Structures.

A barn owned by the Lam and Lack
ward Tobacco Company of Caldwell. which
was filled with hay, was burned TO the
ground early today. II is thought it was
set on fire.
The blaze broke out about midnight. The
Caldwell fire ompany was called out, but
being unable to save the structure it COM
fded its efforts to protecting surrounding
buildings. some of which were close to
the burning barn.
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Batting ON the train in spain.

AS even express trains seldom attain a
higher rate of speed than twenty-five miles
per hour, travel is slow and tedious though
fairly comfortable, and to enjoy Spain one
must assume the leisurely Indifference of
the Spaniard. to whom Manana is always
the chosen time. He Is wise who carries
his 0wn luncheons. and never are dainty
tea baskets more indispensable than on
these long journeys. Spanish etiquette
demands that the traveller, before partak-
ing Of his food. must politely offer it to
those who share the compartment with
him. 1t may either be g~raciously accepted
or declined. In no country is II so difficult
to travel and secure Information, as but
little English is spoken, even by important
ohdclals.-The Travel Magazine.
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HE BOUGHT A GIRL.
Now He Will Have to Serve Fifteen
Years in Jail for It.

HACKENSACK, Oct. S.-Peter Rosa
who said he bought Florence Sitro, Ii
years old, from another Italian in News
ark, for SO, was tried yesterday before
Judge Zabriskie and a jury and after one
of the briefest trials on record was con-
victed and sentenced to fifteen years in
State prison. John Esposito, who was
caught in the shanty at Fairview when
the local constables raided 1t. was con-
victed at the same time and sentenced to
twelve years.
Florence Sitro lived in Paterson. An
italian shoemaker kidnapped her, and be-
coming tired of her sold her to Rosa, who
took her to Fairview and tllen made her
presence known to all his friends.
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MARITIME TO SPEAK m = =

James E. MARITIME has promised "a a.
dress the members of the East ora
Democratic Club. in their heado,fartnEs
over the HOLLYWOOD Republican ciubroom'
cratic campaign win be formallv anann5
in that city. Several Assembly ana oitu
candidates will also be present and lily
talks; About this time a year ago Mr..
Masslne was the guest Of the club and was
Governor. 4or
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ARRESTED FOR RoBB1Ne cans.

JERSEY CITY, Oct. S.-Joseph Will
hanson was arrested here yesterday
charged with being implicated in extern
sive robberies from freight cars on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road. Detectives say the losses in the
last few years will exceed 800. 600. They
say Williamson has confessed, duplicating
twenty others. including several tugboat
captains.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-08
CHURCH MEMS CLUB MEETING.

A meeting of the Mems Club of the
First Presbyterian Church, Orange, was
held last night. Allerton w. K1lborne
and Absalom p. Bachma told of their
summer vacations. The club will take
charge of one Sunday night service
each month. A Bible study class, COM
posed of members of the club, will also
be organized. The Rev. DIR. Charles
Townsend reported for the topics COM
mittee that at one of the meetings a
representative of the Pasteur Institute
you'd make an address, and that the
Rev. DR.. James +. Riggs, of Brick
Presbyterian Church. would speak on
his European trip at another meeting.
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CHURCH, SINGER ENGAGED.

Cards have been issued by Mrs. Frank
Orlando Bennett, CT 3 South Grove street.
East Orange. for the marriage Of her
laughter. Miss Margaret Bell Bennett, and
Charles William Webb, to take place oli
Wednesday evening, October %, In her
home at $40 o'clock. Miss Bennett fol :
merly sang soprano in the choir of the old
First Church, Bloomfield.
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R M E. 0. GIRL ENGAGED.

The encouragement is made of the en-
son, daughtero of the late William Thompson,
of East Orange, to James Marsh Leonard,
secretary and treasurer Of the New Jersey
Structural Company. Both Miss Thomp-
son and Mr.. Leonard are now residing in
Plainheld.
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WILL BE A GHOST PARTY.

The members of the Nutley Field Club
are arranging for a Halloween party at
the house of the club, on Tennis place, ON
the night of October 81. All of thu MEM
bers are required to appear attired in pill
low cases aud sheets. Dancing and refresh
ments will follow the other festivities.
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SUBURBAN OBITUARIES.
Mrs. Helen Jaeger.

Mrs. Helen Jaeger, wife of Frederick
Jaeger. of IA Parkinson terrace, Orange.
died Yesterday after a long illness. Besides
her husband she is survived by a family
of adult children. The funeral services
will be held Thursday morning in st.
Johns R.. c.. Church, that city.
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MASONIC PAST MASTERS
OF NUTLEY H0NORED.
Reception Held There Last Night and
Attended by Masons from
Various Places.

Past masters night was celebrated by
the Nutley lodge of Masons last night by
an informal reception that was attended
by $50 guests from various sections of New
Jersey and New York.
Among those present was District Dep
uty Joseph w. Reiss. The affair was
given ir honor Of Past master L. NJ.
Thatcher, Ernest D.. Faith, David w.
Sherwood, Frank Searle, A. D.. Bishop,
Thomas H: Richie, Benjamin c. Brown
and ]. a. Post.
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SUCCESSOR To REV. F. A. M,pANrE1

PASSAIc, Oct. s.-The resignation of
the Rev. Frank A. Mcdaniel as pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal Church
has been accepted. and the Rev. Samuel
Jones. of Columbia. this State, has been
Installed to complete the year. A recep-
ton "a Mr.. ZONES and his family will be
given tonight in the church parlors.
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sAIEM pEMocRATs NoMINATE.


Especial to the Evening start
WOODSTOWN, Oct. Sat the conven-
tion of the Democratic party of Salem
County at Woodstown yesterday john K.
Duffy, of Pennsgrove, was nominated for
A ssembly and Loren p. Plummer, oi
Salem. for surrogate.
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PLAuT HORSE IN runaway

A horse belonging to l. S. Plaut 3 Com
pany was frightened by a passing s,tn-
mobile. in Main street, East Orange nesr
started of on a wild dash, ana 4 lam p ~
was demolished by the wagon wser rs
horse started for the sidewalk. ny
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h Hanrahan.

Michael Hanrahan. % years old. son OF
Thomas Hanrahan, died yesterday at tbs
home of his father, SO Central place. Or
anee. Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow morning in st. Johns r. c
Church. Orange.
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HOPPER ON FREEHoLDER TICKET.

PAsSAIC, Oct. S.-Freeholder Abraz
ham G. Hopper, of Paterson, was
placed on the Passaic County Free
holder ticket to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the refusal of Freeholder Anton L..
Petersen. of this city. to accept the
nomination.
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The Article Advertised.

Don't you enjoy being famous?"
Il don't know whether | do or not, !"
answered Senator Sorghum; the methods
pursued nowadays In making a man
famous make him feel like a new brand of
soap or a popular nQvelP-Washington
Star.
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Mrs. Anna Doyle.

Mrs. Anna Doyle died at the home of her
father. John Smith. 60 Ward place, South
Orange, yesterday, of cancer of the throat.
Mrs. Doyle was Miss Anna Smith and was
born in South Orange twenty-elght years
ago. A husband and, child survive her.
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His Hand.

My darling, will you accept my and -
Let me see what you have in it."-Balti-
more American.