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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Baltimore. Ms.. 81. sopuor 1907

Baltimore, MO, 81. SaHuar 1907.
NtgcbUtc iucroeH bic SunncrfIug, ben I. nc
bruar 1907, Wiittags ~ llbr, i'm Vii
reaii, Hntnbdre, S%nlttmore, cntacgcu gcnumnel
fHr ben Nilinuf mis- 8anjes ubrr in Sbeiicn Der
Sf,0N0,COO rcatitrirtcn Sbiigutipncu Der Staot
baltimore, cinloShar am erllei 5lge bcS Sttp'
her I'M Sabre 1850, 5infen 5ir Nate bon az
FrOieni trugciIo. hGlbiubrlid nm Criteit Srce oca
Nprll NM Gltobcr zines icoen e~iHielneil SSabre3
idblhnr. Sic 3tnicli beginner poiH i. SltubCr
1906.
Sic C6ltfntioncn neroet pcrnuSonbt rrnft
elmer glitc Der 9eaioldtur bon WarpIallb. Die III
ocren HGrlur SitllnR i'm Sabre 1904 nlS Aa-
piiel $40 nnGcilontmetl iuuroc, luo frat Der
AM 20. :vtur5 1908 llierjcidUeteH Serorou1ng
M. 22I beo WiGOpro uuo Stdotrdtbco BON Nnl.
timorc. in peld)er Die gu20Gbe Der Sbligationen
oC5 MidOOrs mn Stlbtratbs non Baltimore his
TRACE Gr9corblet miro, mn lpeitere lfiitel iHr
ole SldllrIl1. Contribution ino GinbIirHn1 cilc3
leltcn lnnitiret MbSnGefnuniz SOiiems filV Gle
Slaol baltimore i'll beldluiteH. luclChe Grroro
lltltd in Der AM }. Mfui 1903 9ebdlteHen Muni.
5ir1ltsSSGbl non ben onju hercdbtigtcu SSdblerIl
~ralttt6irt lUuroe.
Die StnOt ~bciieuert Icirc ibrcr eiacucn Sblia
cations gtilc qubel mo miro ,aIt Stelle' neTlI'ea
filter nieier sll5qdhe nc idbrlidlelI Studt5itcilcrI
%he{nblelt titr melde hcr Better gcicbIib Der.
piIidtct III.
pile g~lu0cboic miiiien ohne &urbcbaIt ccntnft
lUcr0el1, mo iciuc Yngcbotc liir sIlc uocr
Netnc" mcroCI GilacrOmmcn.
6orocrltli03 Iitathoie lniiiicrl h~cEltcecIt mo on
0cll Truitocnieu Der Sindn5 Eulnntiiidrc, Ntatht
hdli0. 0orctltri lllo nit oGropuinlS for Hlniiis
more GttO Stud" GC6cihuct iCim.
EuS NCC0t hIclbi OorbCbuItcu. irgclro iueldc
IIo ate 9llNcboic III oerucrICt.
&iltun Snutpoen,
Frlltacnt Der Ntldri Gommiiiirc.
j. Sciuci SBumnS, Glcrf.
Gm2I-5cbr7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Minnie Maric (nno.

IS ftarb am %. 1amnr 1907 in Der @ob.
StrdBe. Mimic @iarie Suua, oeItebte lobtcr
BON Spbu NM Sopbic JuIR mn GnfcIiu BON
Charles Srta ul6 2uuta .. AbbGe. i'm 10.
SnnorS i9feS FrTe0%, e, mESiTmmo'S mnG % ~ nCT
GecroiNun1 beiimuO6ncu. lucldc am Srcitda,
beH %. Nnntnr. 9tGdmittnpe : llbr, bon Dem
GrGicrbauie aus nan Der cpnng.slutb. Gollcors
biusNirde. mUlelbit mn 1913 ubr ell Irnierz
GD!tcSOienil ubQc6Gltel miro. NM Damn aif ocr
,Huuouu FGrl Cemetery" iidtiIinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Sircou Scs atost.wcoiItrotsrs

Baltimore. ben 10. Sdnuar 1907.
Sic StrUBcnolyhbrIds Gommiiidrc BADEN in
0eitbltm opraciGricbeuer ySeifc ibrcn eHoGiiI.
tt1elt uio pcrbelierten 9Cyiht liner bic siqes
lprnthencu Gntihdoignneert, l~lnioitell II. ISeribs
crbobunaen fir Die gonoenniru1g uno Sell
NINA Der -Ciierlo. StraBc. bon Der Neiiieite Der
HntesGirabc, iut'tlib nab Der Miinblilg Der
StodbulM7 Sirnfc. uno StudbolTts5frnhc bon
Der Siticite Der 9c1ocrbnl.S irube, 1ftlih mad
Der NiiirSrne Der 0itenos5 trnbe. nit ber ga.
raul beiii9Ii0en, cnOGiiltiqeu urb ucrbciicrtcn
crIilrenoet Fldilen IN @cniBbeit Der 9'oridriia
ten oco Baltimore StaotsGhnrters mn Der ant
10. Nunt 1905 bciiatiBten S|eroroHutGcn gtr. 1928
mo 100 ocS MdOurS mo Gtnoigdtbe bon Gnl.
tlnorc alio9elertigt urh bel mir biIiiericai.
IS miro h~icrourh helunnt genlnd)t. ou6 be.
idAier Ncrtht un6 lliHc IN bicfcm @itrcnli
ecronlrt m;irocit, mo raj Der MtaNor uno
Staoirath bon baltimore. oocr iraeno cine Der.
ION, 4~'criuncl oocr GnrporntioncH meldhc nit
hGn rorbin cripd1nteu nb0ci6dbten gGcrtbcr'
bJhundcu oocr Gutfbdotsutacu mint 6~ufricocn
9ci!tllt leil fotten ilnterb0Ib hrciBiG Snacll
ncnt II, San; oc@ 2obrc5 1907, ais Dem 1ntum
Der critct Sieriifcntlibnna oicfer @cIdnrtmni
thul,o bon ilcttcr Scitc. an in fhriiilihcr 2Bcife
int Snltinlorer Stahiaeridt onrdb Rctitipn RI.
pe1en no9cuircr f1nncn, inocm Tic Debates &c.
riht I'M cine @Sritfut9 o~crieIbrn %eriubell.
Sarrn Il. Nuuycr.
tNnill, Is, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Charles w. zimmerman.

% lturb am %. Garunr 1907 in ser @obs
0iQGldnbiulpI,. Charles II. zimmerman, iiings
hes mo ~ac!ic0leo Nino bon Ncnrn mo 2lHric
zimmerman, iHl 9.licr bon s Sabrcn ; Wionas
Srcitag, gtuhmiitd95 . llby. bont Iruierbnrie
ans aui Der mi. Carmel Cemetery" itGtt.
OH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Katharine K. Gnrh.

G9 fiarb am u. IaHiinr 1907. uml 2.20 llbr
gtnhmifidg4, 0atbnriue y. a0rb, Satin hrc
ncrftorhenen g.. GreGor ,tnrO, i'm 20. GCbCnes
inbre. Die NccroigHlg iinbet Sunntna, bad
mittupe I'M , lthr, ounl lrulerbGlfc. Mr.. zoos,
RinaelpsSlrnGc ans itatt. Neiicbuna nuf Der
.ppupuurYur UCMeierl. t21-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
NSilhclm ShciR.

s. faro an %. Tarlunr 1907 in iciner sob.
ulIia. III. 700. lreitsScrn1Gna ztrhbc, WilhclH
9BciB, ~Nclicbter cSatte bon 2lHnu Gliidbett
IhciB, i'm a. Sabre Icince Sehers. Bic l'c-
C%roiau1n finoci Canning, 9tahmiliu6s > ubv
bonn GruuCrtdmic aus ftnit.
l2n-in Sir trancTnoCn Ninlrr blicGtncn .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
GlcftriidIe Communion.

Baltimore. NO.
Geriicacltc 1nGebute ipcrocu fir ben dc
braudl Der e!cttriidlcn GpmmiiiiUn in l~lCbcrein
fttttnIlg init oen bon ocm Gbei S10enieul
Der qcunnntcr G0Hmifiton uu>genrbcitctel
Spejilifaitoncn fir foIgenoc9 Aiotcrinl mt
Sienllc pCrlun0t:
Cement,
Sano,
Stcinc (Scrnatmtl,
Aicacliteinc,
Suubuli,
Iahrcn uon aan5cm Material.
TlciI ioldDett Hlngebuteit INNS Gin bcglauhiQt
Ter 9bed oes gtcter5 an Den WtdUor II. Sinni
ratD bon baltimore 3u ben fu.0cnoeiI NctrI.
Qcl ~bciNeiiNt icin: Sano 500, SiC9clitciuc
500. NnIbol5 500 Sd6ren bon WutcriuI
800. Sttil 5000. 6emcnt 5000.
gnnehotc %ltiiiiell b%crieNclt lGao nn bCl
n(oaro OF glluaro3. mre OF Snrr0 3. Nropcr,
Gin I%ie8iiler." ~1Oreiirt iciu. SicicIbcH mil.
len Dor Wiittluot DtorGcn. ben o.. Sebrlrnr
1907. in Nn1oell hcS Observation-Disclosures in oCi.
lel NiirCult lid, bcfiuoCIt.
Sic Gnnitdft Nc16roc bc6dlt iiN ha5 9icdt
uor, irGcnb ctnco obcr ale elnGcbo!e 81 ncrs
l%pcricl.
Sir 5pc5iftntiouCn uuO ni6crc !Custuit
iucltoc lnGll it6 an
Gba,lcs II. 9bclps, iat,
Gpe1- IltQeliielir.
@citdtirt: Rutbbars.
T.. GlnU Simauus.
Frdiioent Der Gontralt @cD1roc.
ESQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
2irenssg pplifationcn,
vito Wr. l4M.

Giitc Gr. 14A.
spirituuiers2iecn s9cttti6ucu.
Tlreau Der SpirituuirusSicenSsSomtriiid
Simmer 306, 8cridjtss Gcbaube.
ancn y. SswGro,
Etdiiocnt.
Sernnro @teienfelo,
Gofuaro 2. Sracep,
9ontmiifire.
Sic rHbGcnnnnte SerioE reidte 9tpplitns
ton 1iir TRANSFERRING elmer GnbetaiIs Spiris
tnoieil.2ieen5 bonn /. Wiai 1906 an elm, peIfe
G1 .SieniinH. ben -. Scbrldr 1907. liGdm.
tcitc l%riiiicll bis Wiuntna, ben II. SCbrllHr.
1901 ciugereidt lperoen. Surmularc i6mlen.
peliIl 9elUirf6t. in oieiem giireau erlangt per'
ben.
0afbiuetou @ppie,
GbcfsGIcr!.
Same, Slbrciic. ySnrS.
@cdCr. NnNnft g., 1929 NOrosBorts5r $50. 5
tSul2j.6S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Wmnnit Strmf.

,@S iiurG AIT %. Gunllnr 1907 Tudo Innocm
ihlucreiI gcinen NunvIt strud, ~aeIicbter @aitc
BON Narplinn Strud. Sic Neeroigun9 iinoct
snmIiaa, ocI rs. Sanuur, pom Irnucrbaufe,
Cir. POP. 9ioros 2SGibingtontStr., aus itati.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
ScfHnntmndJungcu
SNream brs stabt.@rpmctfra.

%. NdnInr 1907.
Ger Staot @comCter miro am Eunncritag,
ocII 81. [dltlidr 1907, III Der lIutci nnpclchC;
llct 3cti an Grl mo Steic crideincn. I'M ole
Nioenur ocr iOlgenoen Sirdbcn itit5uitcucn:
EniieriOrsNart zglbeilie, 5tpifden giurtb.Npc.
mo 20. GtTaBc. uml 10 llbr WiorgeHs.
Golingtoll 9pclnic. }loii6cu yiortbs gGCuuc Il.
20, StruBc. mn t0.lj MiorGcu@.
Cattle Strdbc. EuiftbcH Aiort6 gluenuc ltn6 %.
SirnBC, I'm 1890 sltpracn9.
Jialcilb Is. SbUmaS,
Cameo Stapi Geonleicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Surrainc.

Mnlcriih 4artartig Srieblih.
Mcilc. @enitt Die nit Pulpbnttur be8ei1nete
Eorths s(ocm;sGar. Srcie Mliti6en gIa6mittaes
am terminus Ireiie bon @e9rdbn!BpIdben
lest fpcSielt. 2cid)tc Heoinoun0Cu. SeIcp6uI-
@dton 223. 9iircnu; TraIiliu' uuo @inoior'
3iunoS. Scrlun1t Yroithiirr. (ginii, 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Niircan Der etrahens nrdlbru Gsmmitia re.

Baltimore. ben II. Sanuur 1907.
Sic Strabcnourdbruds 6 ommiiidre MAIDEN
h%terhur1 in utberetnittmnruno init ben Sorie.
hultgcl bcS itdotif6eiI Charters @Utbcilltuo
500. beIannt, pnB ie an Wipm,aa, bcn 1s. &C.
brlldr 1907. INT 10 llbr Wioract5 I'M 8iirea!t
Der 9onlmifirc, i'm &oeiIs Gebdube." traft ibreS
Nr'tee iuiamniert trctet liilo in llcbcreiritim
Hillll9 init Oct Seroronull1 Pr. 204, iuelhc
bonn StnhtruiD hon Baltimore nnoeuummcu II.
nom Nadnor guiaebeiRen muroen lit, ii6er Die
@onNcirnirll;tp uro Sefimnp Der Baltimore.
iirabe. bon Der @urrilun cane mad Scr g4eil.
hoao. Der @eItsRonn, bon Der Baltimore mad,
Der Somtb1rosS traBe, luo Der CONFERENCE.-The
bon Der &eitsSsoao Ind Der 9Iusuitusgtoc., be.
rnthet merbcr.
&ciiiiiSt am :. Snuuar 1907.
I. ArtIur &idhant,
Games ~. Smif6,
Games 9. Warinc,
9ommiiidre.
Gnacnc 4. Gpegers.
Giants, %. Sc6rt $50 GIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
QuuSpu = Sarf.

Ter barst,dh iintte Srtehbot III Baltimore.
IreaI: $50 Nder - Smmrrssd prenoer Gbarttr.
gelo bon u1el Stuot,DeIlcr. Gtrabeubabt'
BaannS pniiiren ben Sanpicirganq. due pref
Wtinrten. Nnrnle9 Warte8inlmer fiir. Soltnt,
Die ben Sricohof bel rdubem Weiter befIGen.
@escibnibpliee 81 febt mdBigcn Breifen,
fiinuIIih inter fortlpdbrenoer YiItee.
Siirean: Rr. III, @et'Sayafoga'Stra
= CSdI,6--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25

Huiulano's tiirfiidjc YGocr,
equitable. @ebdnse, @uitamt segen. etets uficu.
(siug22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25

sas bet. uuS tintsIs btniTde SIatt In BEN
RItteI, uub ehbftanteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
per 9eutf&e correspondent
cridcint iebcn Sas i'm Sabre.

seIGbdt tsti brsr q. u. Seiu6, RDhnans:
e, & q. 121 u RaIbrooL
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06
QUIET ELECTION
NOT MANY BALLOTS IN
TOWNSHIP.
Little Interest in Special Voting over
South Orange Sewer PROPOSE
ton to Rectify Mistake.

But little interest is being manifested n
the special election held in South Orange
Township today, when IL will be decided
whether or not hat municipality will pur-
chase % per cent. of the space now oc-
cupied by Millburn in the joint trunk sewer
system. From indications the project Is
likely to go through favorably. Tha vot-
ing is exceedingly light is shown in the
fact that but t~hirty-two ballots were cast
up to noon.
rectify a mistake made at the last special
sewer election held in December, by again
casting ballots for or against the propo-
sition to purchase the space from Mill
burn. and II is hoped by the members Of
the Township Committee that today will
break the hoodoo which has hung over
the sewer project for years. Should a ma
jority favor the deal with Millburn II
means the authorization to the South Or
ange Township Committee to issue bonds
for $35, 900 for the sewers.
A question as to the form of ballot used
at the election in December last. when
the voters gave a majority in favor of
the bond issue, had arisen. and in order
to clear matters nj legalize the issue It
was deemed advisable to hold today's
election. The contention Is that the gem
eral election laws were not complied with
in the proceedings outlined by MiIlburn's
Counsel In the use of two ballots instead
of one. Another mistake was that the
was not held in the usual polling
place in De Gass'e store, Baker and Val.
ley streets. The polls will close tonight
at 7 O'Clock.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06
DEMOCRATS HOPEFUL.
Party Workers in Orange Believe They
Will Have General Victory.

At a conference of prominent Democrats
and party worke in the Lindsey build
ing, Orange, last night plans for the
coming campaign in this city were dis
cussed and arrangements made for details
of work to be carried out during the
coming contest. Chairman James ID.
Moriarity of the Democratic City Central
Committee presided at the gathering, and
In, addition to Others of note, Laurence T.
Fell. formerly leader of the party in Or
ange and now a prominent figure In State
affairs, was in attendance, and offered
many suggestions for future action.
The naming of delegates for the various
eonventions 500 to be held, city, county
and State. as well as the choosing of cleo
lion officers and deciding on plans of
action, some time, and then a
general discussion of political conditions
Followed. After the meeting Chairman
Moriarity said.
'sThe advance information we have of
. possibilities of future success for the
Demoeratic party gives us promise Of IA
elorions triumph in the city of Orange,
p County of Essex and the State. From
al sides we havea assurances of support for
democratic principles and candidates, and
there is every reason to believe the victory
will perch on our banners next No
xember.'
Mr.. Moriarity was especially confident of
the successful issue for his party in Or
ange. That the city will again give a
democratic victory he said he firmly be-
1ieved, and he declared the general senti-
ment throughout the city was that the
party would return to power in Orange.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06
HIT SOFT SPOT
Montclair Lad Hurled Through Air by
Runaway and Landed Right
on Haycock.

A common. insignificant little haycock
proved a life-saving bed of roses for a
young Montclair chap yesterday afternoon,
when a team of horses attached to a heavy
wagon belonging to Otto Fentzlan, a con-
tractor. of Harrison avenue, that town,
ran away out OF his yard, and Fentzlaffs
17-year-old son, after a frantic e~ndeavor
to stop the runaways, was hurled forty
feet into the air, and escaped a broken
neck by landing right on the stack Of
hay.
The team had just been hitched up, and
young Fentzlaff jumped up on the wagon,
when the horses became frightened at
some object and darted at a mad gallop
out Of The yard, which faces on Charles
street. The horses turned ~ Charles
street to Harrison avenue, and went along
that t~horoughfare to a vacant plot of
ground at Cedar avenue. into which the
animals turned. All the time young Fentz-
laff was endeavoring TO get possession of
the reins. the horses having bolted out
of the yard before he got hold Of them.
In passing over the vacant plot the
wagon struck an obstruction. which turned
the vehicle completely over, throwing
about forty feet, landing him
In a cock of hay. Barring a shakeup, the
youth was uninjured.
The IA wagon being too heavy to
pull. the horses were compelled to stop.
ago was damaged and the harness
somewhat broken. but the horses were UNI
injured.
As the runaways passed through Harri-
son avenue and into the vacant lot the
neighbors called to young Fentzlan to
jump. but he stuck to his post, believing
that if ne could get hold of the reins he
could stop the He had almost
in getting them when he was
hurled from the wagon.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06
CALLS EN- "FOGIES''
Verona Councilman, Aroused by Resi-
dents Who Block New Street
Opening, Fires Back.

At the regular meeting Of the Verona
Borough Council last night the matter Of
accepting Forest street was again brought
up. Arson Day in behalf of I. N. Dob
bins, and his own property on the pro-
posed street, asked the Council to accept
a part of the street as the property owners
were opposed to the opening of the street
In a straight line, as there have been
built for houses without. A lively dis
cussion took place, and Councilman Mau
said that the property owners were a lot
of ''old fogies,' not willing to open up
their land by building and grading streets
before lots we've sold. Mr.. Day was told
to make application in accordance with
the ordinance adopted by the Council.
Mr.. Slayback. chairman of the streets
and highways committee, reported on the
speeding of automobiles, and his commit
tee was empowered TO purchase two speed
ometers at a cost of $50 and to- employ
Benjamin Howard and James Mcdonald
to use them on motorcycles. Mcdonald and
Howard are to be stationed in Bloomfield
avenue and all auto speeders will be chased
by them, the number of the car taken and
the same reported to the authorities.
The question in regard to the licensing OF
hacks was discussed and referred to the
ordinance and legal question committee.
Mr.. Hard representing the telephone COM
pany, asked information in regard to what
the ordinance said about free phones, and
Committeemen Mau and Slayback were APP
pointed to meet representatives of the
company and explain the provisions OF the
ordinance.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06
M0NTCLAlR.

Pasquale Raffeta. of Montclair. who fell
from a scaffold at the new Overlook
Asylum. Verona, yesterday and broke his
leg, and James Conklin. of this city. who
fell on Pompton turnpike and broke his leg
yesterday afternoon, both Of whom are in
the Mountainside Hospital, Montclair, are
reported this morning as doing well.
Michael Kaveny, the stamp clerk in the
Montclair Postofiice, started yesterday on
a two weeks vacation The first week Will
be spent at Crystal lake and the second
at Ocean Grove. b
Joseph Lennon. of Bay street, the ball
player, sprained his ankle badly while
playing short stop for the Orange Valley
team yesterday afternoon. DR.. Alexander
c.. Wrensch, who attended him, says that
Lennon will be laid up for several weeks.
Roundsman Edward Alderman, of the
Montclair police. has gone to Ocean Grove
on a two weeks vacation, and Policeman
Patrick Cannon will spend his two weeks
fshing In the nearby streams and lakes.
John Rose, Of 81 Mission place, is spend
ing his vacation of the two weeks at Carl
stadt.
Philip Doremus, of Glen Ridge avenue,
will spend the balance of August at
Spragueville, Cape Cod.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06
REPUBLICANS WORKING FOR HARMONY IN ORANGE.
ORANGE MAYOR ATTACKED AND HITS BACK.
MAPLEWOOD.

David Cochran is having a new house
erected in Valley street. near Jefferson
avenue.
H.. c. Demarest. of South Prospect street;
is making a tour of Pennsylvania and
South Jersey in his Grout automobile.
Miss Matilda Cummings, of R~idgewood
road. has gone to Asbury Park to spend
a fortnight. +.
Miss. Mary Crowell, of Valley street,
left today for a two-weeks' vacation ar
Ocean Grow.
has returned from a stay at Haines Falls,
in the Catskills.
George r. Gardner. of Oakland road,
has returned from a two-weeks stay at
Ocean Grove.
Edward Mason Van Iderstine, Of Valley
street. has returned from a vacation at
Asbury Park.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06
WAS ONLY ''FOOLING''
But Lyndhurst italian Is Committed to
Jail for Alleged Hold-up at "Big
Tree" Belleville.

Constable John Adams, of Nutley, yes
terday arrested Vincenzo Zingerella, OF
Lyndhurst. who was employed as a bar
tender at James Ferraro's hotel in Wash
ington avenue, near the big Tree" Nut
ley, for an alleged assault Sunday night on
George Chisholm, colored driver for DR..
George b. Philhower, of Grant avenue,
Nutley. and the man was committed TO
the county jail in default of $500 bail.
Chisholm made a complaint before Re-
eorder Thomas P. Day. Of Nutley. that on
Sunday night, while he was going home
from Hillside Pleasure Park, Zingerella
halted him and pointed a revolver at his
head and demanded where he was going
at that time of night, 1t being between II
o'clock and midnight. Zingerella, when
arraigned before Recorder Day at first de-
MED the charge, saying that Chisholm was
mistaken, that ne never carried a revolver
and did not own such a weapon. Chisholm,
how ever. said he was not mistaken in the
man. Zingerella then acknowledged that
Chisholm told the truth, but claimed that
he was only fooling, and that the revolver
was an old one without a trigger. and be-
longed to some kids who had been play
ing with 1t all day.
Zingerella refused to get bail, saying he
did not care II he stayed in jail for ten
years.
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CALDWELL, VERONA AND
ESSEX FEELS.

Miss Charlotte Backus, of Newark, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Garfield,
of Washburn place, Caldwell.
Miss Edith Demarest, of Bloomfield ave
nue., Verona, has gone to the Catskills Tor
two weeks.
Miss Edna Van Gordon, of Hanford
place, Caldwell, is visiting relatives at
Bushkill, Pa.
At the recent lawn fete held by the
Ladies' Aid of North Caldwell the net sum
of $120.91 was realized. The society will
hold a social meeting at the Association
Hall. North Caldwell, on Thursday after
noon this week.
Miss Eliza and Miss Margaret Butler, of
Arlington avenue, Caldwell, will leave for
Newport this week, TO be absent during
August.
Mrs. Lewis M. Baldwin, of Scotland
street, Orange. is visiting her son. Isaac
E. Baldwin, of Whitfield street, Caldwell.
Mrs. John Tuttle Ross and Master Jo-
seph and Harold Hertz, Of Bloomfield ave-
nue.. Caldwell. have gone to the Adiron-
dacks for Augu.t.
The directors of the West Caldwell Club
will meet tonight. The matter of selling
the clubhouse will be brought up for dis
cussion.
The Rev. DR.. Henry K. DenlInger. OF
Newark. will preach in the Caldwell Pres
byterian Church Sunday.
An informal dance and drawing for a
gold watch for the benefit of the Caldwell
Fire Department VIII be held In Associa-
ton Hall, Caldwell. Friday evening.
Miss Clara Conway, of Verona. has gone
to New York State for a two weeks va
cation.
Walter Banfeld. of Eastwood place, Cc-
dar Grove Centre, who was operated upon
at the M~ountainside Hospital, Montcla1r,
for appendicitis a month ago, Is at nome
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Paret. of Essex
Fells. have gone to Barne2at.
Edward Crane Lyon, of Academy road.
Caldwell. has returned from a trip through
the South.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06
JAN1ToRs GET $40 RAISE.

The ~janitors of the Belleville public
schools were reappointed last night by the
Board OF Education of tina town. The
salaries of two, Thomas Martin, of School
No. /, and Patrick j. Finn, of School No.
2, were increased $40 a month. Their
salaries will be $50 and $50, respectively.
The salaries of Mrs. Devaney and Mrs.
O'Hara, of School Nos. 2 and 4, will be
the same as last year.
-Four teachers were appointed to I'LL va
cancies. They are Miss Alice G. Jero,a-
man. of Belleville; Miss Grace R. Plat, of
Albany. N. Y; Miss Anna M. Daley. Of
HCrsehead, N. Y, and Miss Mamie C.
Gordon. of Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. Miss
Plat will receive a salary of $500 and the
others $500.
Miss Lillian M, Jones, a teacher in the
kindergarten department, Of School No. l,
requested leave of absence for a year.
The board could not accede to this and
she was released from her contract. She
will probably be reengaged next year.
Extensive repairs and alterations were
reported in all the schools in preparation
for the opening on Tuesday, September 8.
The school calendar, as recommended by
Supervising Principal Gerard, was adopted.