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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
M0NTCLAIR.

Herbert Francis Sherwood, of the New
York Tribune. will deliver a lecture to the
boys of the Y. M. c.. A. tomorrow after
noon. His subject will be New York
q lecture to the men of the association on
THE Great Human River" Both lectures
will be illustrated with stereopticon
views.
h first of a series Of lectures to be
delivered in Pilgrim Church, on How to
Prevent tuberculosis" will be given in the
church edifice on Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 8. The lecturer will be DR.. S. A.
Knopf, of New York, visiting physician to
Riverside Hospital. and a member of
the National Association for the
Prevention of tuberculosis. His subject
will be Sun, Air and Water. Their Judi
cious Use in the Preservation of Health"
The series of lectures will be given ON the
first Tuesday in each month for six
months.
General Secretary George F. Robinson. of
the Y. NJ. c. A., leaves for Washington,
D. C., tonight. to attend the International
convention of Y. M. c. A, which opens In
that city tomorrow. He will return next
Wednesday.
Miss Helen O'Donnell. of New York.
Irish song reciter and lecturer, will take
part in the entertainment tonight at the
carnival in ~Tegakrvita Hall. So far the
affair has been a great success. The at
tendance has been altogether a local one.
This is accounted for by the fact that
similar entertainments are being held in
Newark and Orange.
John j. II. Love Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
will give a minstrel entertainment in their
lodge rooms, Times Hall, tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Johnson, Of
Midland avenue, who have been spending
the last two weeks at Washington. d. c..
and the jamestown exposition, nave re-
turned home.
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NUTLEY.

Mrs. Charles e. Morehouse. of Torring-
ton, Conn, who has been spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy ]. Edwards,
of Grant avenue, has gone home.
Mrs. George Gillingham, of Orange. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. William f. Dab
ney, of Durant place.
w. Booth. of New York, Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Walter B. Simpson, of Highfeld
lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heller. OF Newark,
former residents of Nutley, are spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. William Long
fielder. of Highfeld lane.
The first Of the course of free lectures to
be given this season at the Park School
auditorium, under the auspices of the Nut
ley Board of Education. will be given to-
morrow night. entitled picturesque New
Zealand" The lecture viii be illustrated
with stereopticon views.
Mrs. George Mason, OF Oyster Bay, L..
J., a former resident OF Nutley, is visiting
friends in town.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
MILLBURN.
RVINGTON
AND HILTON
SALT ON TRACKS LED TO
SHOOTING OF HORSE.
Verdict of $3.50 Obtained by Orange
Man Against Public servioe-Sim-
liar Suits May Follow.


A verdict for $3.50 was given against
the Public Service Corporation yesterday
afternoon in the Orange District Court in
favor of Vincenzo BattIsta, of Cone street,
Orange, for the loss of a horse which de-
PENDANT claimed had to be shot because of
sloughing of skin produced by contact with
salt( ice and snow on the tracks of the de-
PENDANT corporation In Henry street and
Lincoln avenue, Orange, last winter. The
successful verdict Is expected 10 result in
numerous other suits of similar character
by horse owners who claim their beasts
had been ruined by the sailing OF the
tracks to keep the switches In working
condition at curves along The trolley roads.
City Counsel William A. Lord, of Or
aDge, appeared for the plaintiff and sought
the verdict for the loss of a horse which
had to be shot. veterinary services and the
cost or employing another animal TO do
work. There was an array of veterinary
talent to pass on the questions at issue,
six veterinarians appearing for the Defend
ant company and three for the plaintiff.
defense insisted that salt in the hoof
of a horse travelling In the street would
not produce the ~sloughirg of skin which
was alleged as the cause for shooting the
defendants horse by an officer of the s.
p. c. A., while the plaintiffs doctors testl-
was to the effect that salt with Ice
eompacted In the hoofs of the animal re-
duced the temperature OF the limbs of the
animal and caused the dangerous and fatal
sloughing. There Is in Orange a city ordi-
nance against sailing the tracks for he
that the practise causes danger to
animals.
Chauncey G. Beasley represented the de-
and the verdict was for the >full
amount claimed by plaintiff.
A previous proceeding against the cor
p~oration in l suit instituted by Head Or
Derby Patrick Riley. Of the Record ambu-
along the lines of yesterdays case,
failed because of jury disagreement.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
MEEDLEWoRK MEETING.
At Annual Gathering of Nutley Branch
Distribution Is Attended To.

The annual meeting of the, Nutley branch
OF the Needlework Guild Of America was
held at the residence of Mrs. George Il.
Phihower, in Grant avenue. that town,
yesterday. About 400 garments were col
lected and packed up for distribution 10
st. Michael's Hosoital, st. Barnabas's Hos
pltal, Home for Crippled Children, Homeo-
pathic Hospital of Essex County, all of
Newark: the Passaic General Hospital, at
Passaic. Quite a number OF local
cases of need were relieved. The officers
OF. the guild are; President, Mrs. M. t.
ktngsland; vice-presidents, Mrs. William
Robinson Marin and Mrs. l.. II. Rowan;
treasurer, Mrs. William Longfelder; secre-
Mrs, Herbert Dunbar Cone. Mrs. l.. NJ.
Thatcher and Miss Harriet Schultz. The
Nutley branch, besides the distributing of
garments, has relieved numerous cases of
need of deserving poor with other needful
things. such as medicines. and attending
to the care of the sick.
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GLEN RIDGE.
BELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
SOCIETY NJ TO
GIVE MINSTREL SHOW.
Entertainment for Benefit of Homeo-
pathio Hospital of Essex County
will Be Given in Orange.

A number of society young women Will
take part in a minstrel entertainment at
the Orange Theatre December 5 and 6 for
the benefit of the Homeopathic Hospital
OF Essex County.
The young ladies who will take part
are: Miss Dorothy Gibson. Miss Elsie Jew
EFT. Miss Ruth Howe, Miss Fanny Jones,
MISS Dorothy Bright. Miss Edith Groves,
Mrs. w. II. Underhill, Miss Gertrude
Lohrke. Miss Bess Bainbridge, Miss
Emily Bingham. Miss Fanny Jaynes,
Miss Mary Morse, Miss Mary John
son. Miss Helen Brewer. Miss Edith
Lane. Miss Emily Ensign, Miss Edna
Burr, Miss Florence Allen, Miss Dorothy
Conduit, Miss Edith Napier, Miss Olive
Schock. Miss Elsie Morrell, Miss Edna
Wright, Miss Elsie Dunn. Miss Alice
Mason. Miss Louise Rodman, Miss Susan
Flugel. Miss Edna Bovine. Miss Arm
strong.
Tho following are the p~atronesses: Mrs.
William Thayer Brown, Mrs. Alexander
King. Mrs. Charles Hathaway. Mrs. Theo-
dore Woodland, Mrs. William Runkle. Mrs.
Mrs. William H. Williams, Mrs. William
Rogers, Mrs Arthur A. Boyer. Mrs.
George r, Howe, Mrs. Henry Potter, Mrs.
Charles Trowbridge, Mrs, s.. o. Church,
Mrs. Henry o. Clark, Mrs. Edward Eek
feldt. Mrs. George f. Halsey. Mrs. George
r. Gibson. Mrs. Charles Groves, Mrs. Will
lam Jones, Mrs. Harry Williams. Mrs.
Pierce ]. Smith. Mrs. Charles Keyes. Mrs.
Otto Loehrke. Mrs. Henry B Vaughn,
Mrs. Cyrus Hitchcock. Mrs. A. w. Osmun,
Mrs. J. w Burr, Mrs. William Wakeley,
Mrs. Nelson Clark, Mrs. Edward NJ. Collie.
Mrs. George C.. Miller. Mrs. f. w. Giles,
Mrs. George Il. Jones, Mrs. Andrew w.
Bray, Mrs. II. S. Ambrose. Mrs. J. 3. Nc
Coy. Mrs. Joseph H. Bovine. Mrs. Wilmer
a. Baldwin. Mrs. f.. S. Firth, DIR. Sara
Spottiswood, Mrs. e.. G. Langhorne. Mrs
David Brigham, Mrs. Edgar V. Moffatt,
Mr.. Horace Stetson, Mrs. Irving Smith,
Mrs. Frank Caulkins Bum, Mrs. Herbert
Mrs. Andrew S. March, Mrs. A. 3.
Twitchell, jr.. DIR. Harriet K. Burnett.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
PLUMBER FEARED H0LDUP.
John Ewart Ran Till He Met Policemen,
Who Made Arrest on Suspicion.

John Ewart. of % Wakeman avenue. this
city, a plumber, was working late at Nutley
last night. and was on his way home In
Washington avenue. Belleville, abouN Q
O'Clock this morning, when near Division
street he saw two men. Ewart got the
idea that the men were going to hold him
up, and took to his heels. He met Police
men Perl and Swim at Rossmore place,
Bellevillc, and. with the officers, went
back to look for the men.
They saw a man coming out of a vacant
lot near Division street. and the policemen
arrested hin The man. who is a Pole,
said he was Peter Mitchell. of Market and
Adams street, this city. He protested his
innocence.
There was a holdup in Kingsland a few
days ago. in which a Pole figured, and
some suspicion was directed toward
Mitchell. For this reason the Belleville
police decided to hold the man until the
victim Of the Kingsland holdup could see
the man.
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WOULD Nor FAKE coMPIAINr.

Police Judge Joseph p. Bray and Coun.
Gilman Arthur Seymour. of Orange, had
a "hy'' in the police court today over
a complaint the Councilman, who is a
lawyer, sought to have the court take
from a client. The man sought to make
an 9th to a declaration against another
and Judge Bray asked for witnesses be-
fore he would take the complaint. fol-
lowing a Precedent he has ESTABLISHED,
I'VE nave witnesses, said the CouDcil-
and his client hogan to give the
names. but the court interrupted to ask
for then production,
we canrot take the men from their
business now to make the complaint"
sugg0sted Councilman-Lawyer Seymour
and the court assured the two he would
not take The complaint, Dropping his
manner the lawyer picked up his hat and
the court he would not wait
upon the opinion Of the judge said he
would go elsewhere and have his COM
plant taken. The court WIS explaining
some failure to produce witnesses IN a
certain ice case when the lawyer walked
out Of co lrt with his client.
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; HURT IN RUNAWAY.
Oscar specht and Son Thrown Out in
Bloomheld-Eggs Smashed.

Oscar Specht, a driver in the employ ~
A. s. Terhune, a dealer in eggs in Bloom
field, was severely hurt In a runaway yes
terday. Near Glenwood Park, Bloomfield.
the report from a hunters gun frightened
the horse Specht was driving and it dashed
at great speed toward Bloomfield Centre.
On. the seat with Specht was his SON
William. The runaway turned into Maol:s
avenue and then again into Thomas street,
increasing its speed at every leap. Specht
sawed on the reins in his efforts to stop
the horse, but to no purpose, while his son
chung to the seat. At Henry street the
wheel Of the wagon struck a big rock, and
over went the vehicle, throwing the occu-
pants out.
The elder Specht landed on his face.
cutting himself. He was also wounded in
the head. DR.. Shaul dressed his wounds.
Specht's son escaped with a few bruises.
The wagon was demolished and crates of
eggs, and tubs of butter scattered along
the highway.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
REUNION OF NURSES.
Glass of 1901, Orange Training School,
Celebrates in South Orange.

A reunion of the class OF 1901, Orange
Training School for Nurses, was held at
the nurses home. Academy and Fourth
streets, South Orange, yesterday afternoon.
The house was decorated with palms, ferns
and yellow chrysanthemums. Over one
portion of the reception room hung the
class picture, draped in an American flag
and the class banner.
The class prophecy was reread by Miss
Florence Cunningham. Tokens of remem-
brance were received from F. E. S. Smith.
superintendent of the school, and
now in st. Luke's Hospital, st. Louis, Mo,
by each member of the class.
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THE OR ANGES.
BLOOMFIELD.
MONTCLAIR
DIES OF LOCKJAW
MILLBURN YOUTH SHOT
HIMSELF IN FOOT.
Accident Occurred to John Hike Mon
day of Last Week-Expires in
Orange Hospital Today.

John Hike, Is years old. of Church
street, Millburn, who accidentally shot
himself while hunting in Short Hills a
week ago last Monday, died this morning
In Memorial Hospital. Orange.
The young man had rested the gun on
his foot. and when 1t was discharged the
contents penetrated his right foot. He was
removed to the hospital. where he under
went an operation. Lookjaw set in Thurs
day and he gradually declined until the
end.
He is survived by his widowed mother.
Mrs. Amelia Buckmeyer. and three
younger brothers. The funeral will be held
Saturday afternoon to st. Stephens Epis-
copal Church, Millburn. The interment
will be In st. Stephens Cemetery, that
town,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
MADE AND BUILT HIS
OWN CEMENT HOUSE.
Harvey E. Dodge, of South Orange,
Moulded Brown Blocks at, His Leis-
ure, Aided Only by a Boy.

Harvey E. Dodge's new brown cement
block house, in South Orange avenue, west
of Riggs place. South Orange, is completed.
Mr.. Dodge, who is a carpenter by trade,
spent last winter making the cement
blocks in a small shed which he erected
on The property, n during the leisure
hours OF the spring and summer he con-
structed the house himself, with the aid
of a boy, who helped him In setting the
block.
The building, which resembles brown
stone, Is one Of the handsomest on the
avenue. Mr.. Dodge erected five other
houses, of wood, In Riggs place in recent
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MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD

Pride of Success Council. Daughters
~ liberty, of Millburn, entertained
{be state officers last night. state
Counciilor Mrs. Margaret Witt. Of
Trenton. was presented with an ORR
entail vase and state Xice-Counclilor;
Mrs. Ida w Day. of Millburhi receiVeo
a cut glass berry dish.
Elston snow, ir., is years old. son.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elston Snow, of West
field avenue, Springfield, is seriously
fever.
Mrs. Harry Housed, Of Basking
Ridge, is visiting Mrs. William Chaf-
feaN az WILLOW street, Millburn.
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eore c. Porter.

George c. Porter died at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Arthur l. Richards, "a
Wheeler street. West Orange, of heart
trouble today. He was rs years old and
was born In Springfield, Vt, and was
treasurer Of the bank at that place. He
was = MEMBER OF ST. Johns Lodge, F.. and
A, M, OF Springfield. He had resided in
West Orange fifteen years. The funeral
VIII take place privately and the body will
be sent to Springfield for interment.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
$1,000 LOOT IN WATER.
Boys Confess to Throwing Articles into
Beach Thoroughfare.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 21.-More than
$1,000 worth of loot, consisting of every-
thing from furniture to jewelry, is lying
at the bottom of Beach Thoroughfare, ac-
cording to the confession made to the
police by the three small boys arrested
for robbing empty Ventnor cottages. The
lads, all of whom are under 10 years old,
acknowledged having robbed several resi-
dences, and followed with ~recitals of hav-
ing pawned small articles, while they
threw the remainder into the water.
The place pointed out as the dumping
ground is near the bridge where the cleo
trio train ran off last year, and the search
for bodies at that time showed a bottom
of soft ooze, which will probably defy eff
forts to recover the stolen goods.
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John p. KIots.

John p. Klots. 80 years old, died last
night at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
John H.. Griffin, 81 Lincoln avenue, Or
ange, of the infrmities of age. He was
born in New York and had lived in Or
ange seven years. He was a retired New
york business man. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'clock and
the services will be conducted by the Rev.
Mr.; Steen at the house, and intermenr
will be private.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
coAsrERs 40 PRoTEsT.

Devotees Of coasting in South Orange are
preparing a petition to present to the South
Orange Village Board of Trustees Mt It's
next meeting asking that the sport be al
lowed on the South Orange avenue hill
this winter. The petitioners claim that II
the proper precautions are taken by placing
two men with lights at each crossing to
ward Off vehicles that are entering the
from cross streets there would be
no danger in coasting.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
STOLE IS LoAvEs OF BREAD.

1t must have been a thief with an appe-
tlte who broke into John Troebers store
OF Brookside place and Bloomfield avenue,
Bloomfield. last night and departed with
twenty-five loaves Of bread. He took
nothing else, so far as is known. Troeber
says that if the thief took the bread be-
cause he or his family were hungry they
We're welcome to IL.
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CITY WANTS MORE LIGHT

BURLINGTON. Nov. 2f.-In preoar-
ms to grant a new fve-year lighting ron
tract the Council has arranged to I'M
lion both nv me tb present system Of nlumina-
candescent lamps and the renla c cI ~
some lamps already in use. The liFbt,ne
G9mmittee ls y favor Of redoubline the
thororeh n1on Of the principal business
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
GLEN RIDGE HOUSE
ROBBED; FAMILY AWAY.
While Servant Caretaker in Edward
Lords Home Was Out Last Night
Thieves Broke In.

The home of Edward Lord, of IS
Lincoln avenue, Glen Ridge. was en-
tered by burglars last night, who Sc
cured $50 in cash n a silver watch,
Entrance was effected through a
The family is away and the silver
and jewels are in a safe deposit vault.
a servant who is in charge of the
house was out until about IL o'clock.
turn.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
SUBURBAN OBITUARIES.
Mrs. Maria Hof.

Mrs. Maria Hof, widow of the late Rev.
Frederick Hof, pastor of the German
Evangelical United Brethren Church, who
was well-known among the German
churches in this vicinity, died yesterday at
the home Of her son-in-iaw, j. j. Henry
Mueller, who ives at "a Union avenue,
Irvington. Mrs. Hof was so years old.
Her husband was the founder of the church
in which he had acted as pastor for forty
one years. He died in 1893. The funeral
will take place Sunday afternoon.
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Thomas Downey.

Thomas Downey, So years old, died at
his home in Dow street. Bellevilie, last
night after an illness of about a year
Death was due to cancer. The deceased
is survived by his wife and four children,
all adults. The funeral will be held Sat
urday morning to st. Peters r. C. Church,
Belleville. where a high mass Of requiem
will be celebrated. The lnterment will DE
In st. Peters Cemetery, that town.
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FINED FOR STREET FIGHTING.

Antonio Barbato. 16 years old OF 81
Is years old, of qFAshiand avenue. West
Orange, were arrested today In Alden
street, West Orange. by Policeman DAILY.
Tor street fighting. Barbato wal dis
charged, while. Jegass, who started the
fight, was fined S. which he paid.
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S. 0. MANS

The funeral OF John c.. Fitzsimmons. Of
I~ryington avenue, South Orange, who died
Monday afternoon, took place from the
Church Of Our Lady of Sorrows, South
Orange, where a high mass of requiem
was celebrated by the Rev. James j.. Han,
in The Cemetery of the Holy S~epulchre.
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Charles r.. Personn.

The funeral of Charles Floyd Persons.
who was vice-president of the American
Press Association, and who died in New
York Monday, will be held tomorrow at
st. James's Episcopal Church, Upper
Montclair, at 3:15 p. m. The internent
will be in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Upper
Montclair. Mr.. Persons was 81 years old.
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WE'D; GO TO MANILA.
Barley Thompson and Miss Edna Wick
ham, of bloomfield. Surprise Friends.

Barkley Thompson, n son of Mr..
and Mrs, William Thompson, of washing
ton street, Glen Ridge. and Miss Edna
Wickham. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
M. Wickham. of Park place., Bloomfield,
We're quietly married in the home of the
bride at 8 o'clock this morning by the
Rev. William T. Wilcox, pastor of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Bloom
field. The couple were unattended. The
bride wore a travelling dress.
The couple will leave Immediately for
Manila, where the bridegroom holds a
school position.
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EAST oRAnaE EuoHRE.

a euchre was given last night Mt Lang's
Hal, East Orange, by Essex Council No.
z, l.. a. Cut-glass prizes were won by
the following: Miss Irene Schrack, Mrs.
G. H.. Schrack, Miss Gertrude Neuffer,
Mrs. Lena Feitner, John Schmidt and
George Bahr, There WIS a large attend
ance.
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James Purssell, brother of Francis n
Purssei' of East Orange, died yesterday
afternoon in the French Hospital. New
York, of pneumonia. Mr., Purssell formerly
in New Rochelle, N. Y, for the nast twents,
years. s"en'S
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ORANGE MAN HELD FOR ASSAULT.

Fedole Olivier, of q North Centre street.
Orange, was arrested today by Policeman
Giordano. Of Orange. on complaint of
Mariannia Belueei, who charged the pris-
oner witt attempted assault, and Judge
Bray today held the defendant in $500 bail
for the Grand Jury's action.
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10 GIVE SKETCH Az ORANGE rAIR

The Lyceum Dramatic Circle will pro
due a sketch entitled "A Swell Affair."
in Lyceum Hall, Orange Valley. tonight
at the fair TO benefit Our Lady of tho
Valley Church, Orange. John Kelley and
Michael Condron will play the leading
paris. Clifford ]. Werner and the others
Will sing. Saturday afternoon will be for
children and the fair win close that night.
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The annual supper Of the West Caldwell
Cleaning Circle will be held In the chapel
tomorrow night. Supper VIII be served at
8 o'clock.
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FUNERAI OF JOHN DERMoDY

The funeral Of John Dermody. of Is
Webster place, Orange, was held yesterday
morning in Our Lady Help of Christians
Church. East Orange. when the Rev. job
]. OfMaliey offered a high mass. The pail
bearers were of the Orange branch of st.
Patrtck's Alliance, with which Mr.. Der
mody was Identified for many years. He
had many friends who mourned his DEATH
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Court bloomfield Centre. Independent
Order of Foresters, will hold It's annual
reception December 81