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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-05
CUPID'S SURPRISE
SOUTH ORANGE WHOEVER
IS ENGAGED.
Captain W. G. shackford, 6nce in Com
mand of Gould's Yacht, to Wed
New Hampshire Woman.

South Orange will be surprised to near
that Captain William G. Shackford. a
prominent resident of Vose avenue, that
village, is engaged to marry Miss Emily
T~feadwell. of Portsmouth, N. II. The
marriage will take place some time dur
ing the winter.
Captain Shackford is now at the home
OF Miss TreadwelPs parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
George ~Treadwell, at Portsmouth.
Captain Shackford is a veteran OF the
Civil War and for many years commanded
the vessels owned by the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, plying between Colon
and New York. He was captain OF George
J.. Gpuldis yacht until five years ago. when
hei retired. He has lived in South Orange
for about thirty years and is a widower.
Chauncey Shackford, an executive officer
aboard the United States vessel Mayfiower,
usually used by President Roosevelt. is his
son as well as William Shackford, of
Coronado, Cal, now visiting in South Or
ange. His daughters are Miss Anna
Norris H. Mundy. of Chicago.
The marriage Of Mics Alice Janvier. also
of South Orange, and William Haines. OF
Philadelphia. Pa, will take place in the
Church OK the Episcopal Holy Communion,
South Orange. on Saturday afternoon, DC
tober %. Miss Janvier Is the eldest daush-
ter of F. Herbert Janvier. of Raymond
avenue. q noted writer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Meredith have
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude Gouverneur Meredith,
to J. Osgood Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
South Orange. having occupied the
Brokaw house. in Scotland road and Irv-
ing avenue They now reside at IS West
Fiftieth street, New York city.
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FAVOR WATER PLANT
VERONA BOROUGH clTI-
ZENS DIFFER ON PIPES.
Some Want Mains in All the Streets aud
others Desire Them at Present In
Only a Few Thoroughfares.

At the second public meeting on the
water question in Verona Borough held last
night at Verona Lake pavilion, it WIGS
shown by the sentiment expressed by the
citizens that the vote at the special cleo
ton on the matter to be held on Novem-
Der IL will probably be unanimously in
favor of q water plant for the borough.
The only difference IN the opinions ex-
pressed was over the matter Of the amount
of piping needed. Some persons held that
the borough should go slowly and lay
mains In only the principal streets. Those
who particularly advanced this view were
Bentley DeCamp and David Brooks. 9th
ers held that the entire borough ought co
be piped.
Mr. Brooks was Of the opinion that a
reservoir, driven well and pumping plHnf
could be constructed on a high point of
the mountain for SIS. 600, and maintained at
a smHh expense per year. He held that
|Hiping outside of the main IN Bloomfield
avenue should beNaid only as the demand
for water was felt. He further stated thai
II the pipes We're laid in ell the streets OF
the borough the unused, pipes. filled with
East Jersey water, would become an 'in-
~cubator for microbes" and that 1t would
COST q lot of money to keep them flushed.
Mayor Robert Palm nswee MI. Brooks
by stating that 1t would be a good thing
for the borough to own its water supply,
but IN attempt It 1T the present time would
defeat the whole project, for instead OF
$4,000 the cost Of a municipal supply would
be $4,000 This, added to $4,000 for piping.
would be more than the citizens would
stand for. He also held that it would be
unfair to the taxpayer who aid not nave
the water for home use and for fire pro-
lection to tax him for a supply.
The price of water to the
namely thirty cents per 1000 gallons, was
satisfactorily explained to Daniel Demorest,
who asked about 1t.
&arl Mau, Fillmore Condit and the Rev.
William Reed spoke in favor Of the recon-
mendations of the water committee tc
pipe the whole borough at a cost of $50, 600.
On a vote being taken 1t was decided to
hold no more public meetings for the dis
cussion OF the subject before the election.
William A. Smith was chairman and judi
son Parker secretary of the meeting.
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BLooMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE.

Holy communion will be celebrated in
the Watsessing Methodist Church tomor-
row morning. In the evening the Rev. J.
William Ryder will preach on Bad Com
panions."
Tomorrow will be observed in the Park
Methodist Church as "All-Home Day
The Rev. DR.. Jesse L. Hurlbut will speak.
The Rev. DIR. Elliott w. Brown VIII
preach Mt the union service to be held In,
the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night. .
The Rev. DR.. John w Hin will lecture
on -Four Years Among the Mormonsrs
next Wednesday evening, under the au-
spices of the Evangelical Union.
Alfred A. Butler, an organist, will give q
Tuesday evening, under the auspices Of
Alpha Circle, Kings Daughters.
Chief Engineer Bernard +. Higgins nf
the FIRE department will go to Washington,
d. c., Monday.
Mrs. Everett IL, Muchmore, of Spruce
street. has gone to Atlanta. Ca, for the
winter.
Miss Ethel Post, OF Manhattan. who is.
singing in Nadine Butterfly as one of
the Geisha girls, has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Farrand this
week. S
The engagement is announced of Miss
rick, Of Harrison.
Samuel Ellor, of Marcy avenue, has gone
to Canada.
The Llewenyn A. c. and the Bay View
Wheelmen will meet on the FRANKLIN ave-
nue. grounds tomorrow.
Mrs. Il. N. Little and family, OF Glen
Ridge, have gone TO Chatham Heights.
Jesse Van Honten is now ticket agent in
the Lackawanna station in Glen Ridge.
The Watsessing b. B., c. will play the
Ironsides. of Newark, on the grounds of
the former today.
The First Ward Republican Club viii
meet next Friday night.
The Etude Club, OF the High School, will
begin rehearsals next week. The members
are r, X. Snaveley. Albert Schieich, Irwin
Joaquin, Minnie Aue. first ~violins; Gustave
Lauffer, jr.. second violin; Paula Cady,
viola; Edward Cady, violincello: James
Cady. clarionet, Edith Atkinson, accom-
PIANIST. p. J. Smith will act as director.
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CALDWELL, VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry weichert and
family. of Grove avenue, Verona Town
ship, haye gone to New YORK Sf az wneie
The Isabella Literary Club viii meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2:9O o'clock at the
homo of Mrs. Dewitt c.. Baldwin, OF
Verona.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Barmore, of Verona,
nave moved to Morristown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Courier, of Bloom
field avenue, CALDWELL have gone on 9
two weeks vacation, which they VIII spend
travelling in New York State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hasler, of Forest
avenue, Caldwell, will go to Massachusetts
for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charles S. Wood, of Mountain ave-
nue.. Caldwell, has returned from a two
months stay in the Adirondacks.
The Indian Bowling Club. of Caldwell,
has organized for the season with the fol,
loving IN mempe WSiIfr miiiisan x LleIiie' Dr "
Moore Gould, Arson Day, Richard Waugh,
Charles Tobin. James Cruden, c. A.. Wood,
Robert C. Bethel and C. B. Stroud. The
club will entertain the ladies' at a recep-
ton 10 be held in Association Hall Tues
day night.
An Athletic Association has been or
ganized among the Caldwell High School
pupils, with the following officers: Presi-
dent, Harold Russell; vice-president.
Emily Van Order; secretary and treasurer
Virgil Cornell, Earl Van Ness, Louise Pol
hemus and Emily Van Order.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Albertson, of
are visiting relatives in Verona.
Ralph Russell, OF Dover, is visiting Peter
S. Blauvelt, Of Fairfield avenue, West
Caldwell.
David H. Slayback, of Montrose avenue,
Verona, has gone 20 the jamestown Elk
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Reber and family
have moved into their new house in Mont
rose avenue, Verona.
Miss Lavinia Sharwell. Of Bloomfield ave-
nue., Caldwell. entertained with a card
party last night. -Four tables were en-
gagged in play. Prizes were taken Nv Alfred
Provost and Miss Edith Bird. Refresh
ments we're served and dancing enjoyed.
Verona, who has been operated upon Mt
the Mo%untainside Hospital, is convalescent.
The Verona Borough Council will meet
hereafter In the Heider building, in Bloom
field aven6e.
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NUTLEY.

Mrs. E. zuill, OF Hamilton, Bermuda,
W. L., who has been spending the sum
mer months with Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Ira Smith. of Highfield lane, has re-
turned home.
w. K. Stebbins. of Nutley Park, has re-
turned from a months hunting and fish
ing trip in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Henry A. Hineley. of Woodmere. l..
l., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bushnell Bige-
low, of Whitford avenue.
Mrs. /. j. Dexter. Of Chervene, N. s..
who has been visiting Mrs. M. Webberly,
of Church street. has returned home.
Miss Grace Harrington, of Duluth, Mich.
a former resident of Nutley. is visiting
friends In town.
Mrs. William Harris Arnold N Weld
Arnold. Of Whitford avenue, have returned
from a visit to friends at Boston.
A. V. Leman, of North road, is spending
a few days at Greenwood Lake.
The Rev. William II. Meredith is visit
ing. his son. Superintendent OF Schools A.
b. Meredith of Prospect street.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Frank, of Prospect
street, have removed to New York city
for the fall and winter months.
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet
next Friday at, the residence of Mrs. Will
papers will be read by Mrs. Alfred +.
Howe and Mrs. ID. Mcmillan. and a Sc
lected reading by Mrs. Wigg will be given.
Owing to the resignation of the secretary
a special election will be held TO fill the
vacancy.
James J. Inman, of the Baldwin Uli-
versity. Kansas, will lecture on ''Prohibi-
ton In Kansas City, Kansas" before the
No-license League, at Connoliy's Han,
Friday evening.
An entertainment will be given at the
town hall auditorium on Tuesday evening,
October IA, under the auspices of Nutley
Council, No. 26, Jr. o. y. A. NJ. Greg
Patti and his vaudeville company will be
the attraction. A reception and dance will
follow the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. v~reeland, Of
hillside avenue, have been spending the
week at the interstate fair, at Trenton.
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FINE DALLAS SHOWN.
Annual Exhibition of New Jersey Flori-
cultural Society in Orange.

Several fine specimens were shown last
night at the annual dahlia exhibition of
the New Uersey Horticultural Society, in
Elks' Hall, Orange. There was a large
attendance. Prizes were won as follows:
Glass 2, best "a blooms in s varieties.
George Won Qualen. of West Orange. Glass
3, best rs blooms in variety, first prize.
William Reid, of Orange; second, Walter
N. Gray, of Maplewood. Glass 4, best %
blooms Of single variety, Philip Cox, OF
Montclair. Class 8, best "a blooms of
cactus in 6 varieties, W. M. Gray. Class
6. best 8 blooms of white, first, w. M.
Gray; second, Walter V. Gray, of Maple
wood. Class Z, best 6 blooms of pink,
first, w. NJ. Gray. second, William Reid.
Class&, best 6 blooms of yellow, first, John
Derbin. Orange; second. William Reid.
Class II, best 6 blooms of red, first, w. M.
Gray; second, w. v. Gray.
Exhibits, not for competition, were shown
by the following:
John Derbin, vase Of yellow. awarded
certificate of merit; George Won Qualen,
vase of varieties, commendable mention;
John B. Dodd, three vases. In variety,
certificate; j. c. Williams, collection Of j
vases in variety, certificate; Domenick
Russo, variety, vote of thanks; Thomas
Jones, variety, commended; Peter Duff,
variety, first-class certificate.
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SUBURBAN CHURCHES.
EAST ORANGE.

Christ Episcopal Church.-The services
will be: Sc M, Holy Communion; IL a.
Rev. C.. e. Hutchinson; 8 D. M. Sunday
school; 8 p. M. evening prayer and ser
mon. The music for the II a. m. service
vii y l,,d be; Prelude Greslud; Beneq MI Wolfrsm;
tory, Light of the World C'Light of
Life,').. Elgar; Sanctus in E., Parker;
Gloria in Excelsis. Chant; Nunc Dimittis.
w. T. Best. Evening prayer, s p. M
Prelude. Berceuee. Rousseau; Magnificat
and Nune DimTittiss in 4, a; Whiting; Of
lude. Grand Chorus, Rousseau.
Calvary M. E. Church.-The following
music will be rendered at the services to-
morrow: MISUNDERSTANDING, Prize Song,
Be Troubled" Foster; offertory, 81 Sought
the Lord" Stevenson; postiude, March
Sollenelle, Isemaigre. Evening service
Prelude, Andante caztabiie, Dolmetsch:
anthem. Come Now and Let Us Reason"
Wareing; anthem, Saviour Again to Thy
Dear Name" Chadwick: offertory, bass
solo, abide with Me-" Ashford; anthem,
"A Hymn of the Homeland" suliivan;
postlude, March. Baellmann. The sacra-
ment OF the Lords Supper will be admin
istered Mt the morning service, with an
address by the Rev. DR.. Fred Clare Bald
win. who will also preach at the evening
service.
Elmwood Presbyterian Church.-The top
les of the Rev. Charles Billiard tomorrow
will be .Indifference to Sir" and Need
Trinity Congregational Church.-The
communion service will be observed tomor-
row morning at the close of the IL o'clock
service. The sermon will be preached by
DIR. Fritz w. Baldwin, in memory of the
death of Jacob L. Halsey, who since It's
foundation ha been a member and an Of
ficer of the church. The vesper service at
4:30 in the afternoon is a brief choral
service placing emphasis upon congrega-
tiona1 singing. The Rev. Brewer Eddy will
speak briefly upon the topic Joy, a Fruit
Of the Spirit and an Essential Christian
Quality"
Grove Street Congregational Church,
The services will be as follows: IL a. M
Sermon by the pastor, the Rev. F. @.
Blanchard, "a True Man In the even
ing an address will be made by J. Frank
Burke. of the A~nti-Saloon League. Sub
iect, 1.-THE Excise Problem in New Jer-
sey."
First Baptist Church.-Services at 1890
a. m. and 7:45 p. m. The Rev. Elmer
ID. Ferris. the pastor, having returned
from the West, viii preach at both serv-
ices. Mrs. r. d. Elder will preside at
the organ and Mrs. Walter F.. Hill, pre-
centor. assisted by the choir. Bible school
at 2:SO p. M, beginning new series of les
sons.
First Reformed church.-Suhday serv-
Ices. 1870 a. m. and 7e45 p. m. Mr.. Simon
Blocher,. Rutgers Seminary, New Bruns-
wick. will preach. Morning mems prayer
H. ]. Condit, superintendent: the Rev.
George Davis. Bible class teacher. Young
peoples meeting, 6:55 p. m. Tuesday
evening meeting at 8 o'clock, in charge
or the Rev George Davis.
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TO SETTLE STRIKE
CONFERENCE TODAY ON
NORMAL SCHOOL TROUBLE
Three Of Eight Ironworkers- Are Nom
Union, So Sixty Masons and
Laborers Wont Work.

Efforts are being made today to settle the
strike now in progress among the sixty
masons and bricklayers and laborers EN-
ployed In the construction of the new
State Normal School. at Upper Montclaif.
The men quit early in the week because
three of the eight ironworkers employed
on the building by the Hay Iron Foundry
Company, of this city, which has the iron
construction contract. are men.
The men were still out this morning, but it
is believed that the work will not be tied
up much longer. This is the second strike
to delay the work on the big structure.
c. w. Mutchler, State superintendent of
construction, said this morning that some
of the iron beams already In place will
have TO come down as they are placed OH
iron plates set loosely In the walls instead
of being first embedded in concrete. aC-
cording to the specifications. These beams
were laid since the masons have been on
strike and so the cement could not be used.
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.IRvIMGT0N AND HILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitzsimmons have
moved from Sanford street, Irvington, to
South Belmont avenue, this city.
The members of the JUROR Epworth
League of the Hilton M. E.. Church at
tended the annual convention Of the New
ark district societies in the DeGroot M.
e. Church in this city this afternoon.
A tree blown over by the high wind last
Sunday still continues to block traffic In
fremont place, Irvingtcn. s.
Ferdinand Romele. Of AZ Sherman ave-
nue.. this city, reported to the Irvington
police Yesterday afternoon that a vacant
house at 1917 Clinton avenue, Irvington,
belonging to him, had been entered some
time since "Wednesday. The police in
vestigated the matter. but found that
while the front door had been forced open
nothing was missing.
The Hilton NJ. E. Sunday school will
meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
stead of in the morning, as in the past.
The Rev. DR.. John H.. Egbert, pastor
Of the Irvington M. E. Church, will preach
to the Kings Daughters Society tomorrow
NIGHT
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BELLEvILLE.

, Miss Margaret Kehlon, Of Newburg, N.
Y. who has been Visiting Miss Grace
Castels, of Mill street, has returned home.
Communion will be given In the Reform
ed Church tomorrow morning. The exer-
oises of Sunday school rally day will be
held in the afternoon.
An open trolley car OF the Bel1eville line
was set on fire by a blaze from the motor
box at William street this morning. The
motorman procured a pail of water from a
store nearby and eXtinguished the blaze.
There were a few passengers on the car.
but there was no excitement.
Peter Dewey, of Newark, was arrested
In william street yesterday afternoon by
Chief of Police Flynn on a charge of
Justice Cornell fined the man So and costs
last night.A
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered in the Wesley M. b..
Church tomorrow morning. The pastor,
the Rev. G.. e. Scudder, will preach on
THE Supreme Good" in the evening.
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NOTES or THE ORANGES.


DR.. c. D.. Martinetti and family, of 33S
Central avenue. Orange, have returned
from a vacation spent in Europe.
The annual dinner of the Princeton
Alumni Association of the Oranges will be
held early In November in English's Hall.
East Orange. A list of prominent men is
under consideration for speakers. The Glee
Club quartet will lead in the singing.
Battery A., Field Artillery, Of East Or
anges will open the new drill season to-
night at the armory, in North Clinton
street. fhe annual meeting will be held
afterwaTd, at which a recording secre-
tary. treasurer and several committees will
be elected and the annual reports will be
received. Beginning next Saturday after
noon there will be an outdoor drill each
week until the weather forbids. Each
section will take turns and will accord
ingly be relieved from the evening drill,
Michael link, Martin Kennedy and
Jethro Gibbs IA been selected as dele
gates to represent the Firenen's Mutual
Benevolent Association, Branch 10, of the
Oranges and Montclair, at the annual
State convention to be held in Paterson
on Monday night.
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ORANGE.

First Presbyterian Church.-The Rev. DR..
Charles Townsend, pastor. will take for his
theme tomorrow morning The cross in
the water At 4 o'clock in the afternoon
there will be observed the Sacrament of
the Lords supper, and new members will
be admitted to the church. The usual
evening service will be omitted.
Unitarian Church.-Regular morning
worship. with sermon by the Rev. Walter
Reid Hunt. at 10:45. Subject of the sermon
The Essentials of Liberalism" The Sum
a school meets in the parish house for
Its opening Session at u O'Clock. The
graded system Of lessons is used, and
there are classes for all. The women's
adult class will organize in the vestry at
IL o'clock. and work planned for the win
ter. Articles for distribution by the
Friendly Society may be left at the parish
house October Articles are needed for
the Hospital Day Nursery and other
charitable organizations as per the sched-
ule e to members in the spring. The
Parish House will be open alp day Mon
day, October Z.
New Church.-The Sunday school and
the Bible class will resume sessions to-
morrow. The Bible class begins at 10
ana takes up the Gospel Story" The first
lesson will. be on '"rhe Birth of John and.
OF the Christ" duke ID. The sermon. de-
livared by. the Rev. Adolph Roeder at IL
a. m, Will be on the topic: GODS Mes
sage to His Children, as Delivered In the
New Testament" and will will be an ex-
PLANTATION of the symbolic meaning of the
At the close of the morning service the
sacrament of the Holy Supper will be adj
ministered. Evening lectures begin Oc-
tQber 20.
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S. o. COPS SHOOT WELL.

Unusual high scores were put up by all
of the policemen who took part In the
weekly target practise on the Fenner
grounds. that village, yesterday afternoon.
Sergeant Thomas ]. Sherry, who has been
In the lead all season and who was a
point over Policeman Patrick Reynolds.
who is second, raised his average of IS
yesterday to So 2-7. Reynolds was in hopes
though Reynolds put up a score of Al and
gained in his average. Sherry went still
higher, for a scoFe of 4s, and gained on
Reynolds.
The other scores were. Roundsman Theo-
dore Steve, 35; John Manion. 3S; Acting
Roundsman Frank Kenny, 81; William
Smith. %, Edward Tracey, 81, and Patrick
Mcguire, 10.
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M0NTCLAIR.

Mr.. AND Mrs. Henry G. Elliott. of Upper
Mountain avenue, announced the engage
GIace Elliott. to Maurice J. swethand, of
New York city.
The Rev DIR. Amory H. Bradford, Of the
First Congregational Church. will leave
Monday morning for Cleveland, o.. TO at
tend the National Council of Congrega-
tlonal Churches. which opens in that city
on Tuesday next and remains in session
until October II, While there he will pre-
side at the anniversary meeting of the
American Missionary Society, of which he
is the president.
Walter Duryea, Of Lorraine avenue,
Upper MJntclair, who spent the summer
at the Thousand Islands, has returned
home.
l.. /. Chi IN. Of North Mountain avenue.
is in the Adlrondacks IN a hunting and
fishing trip.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Sarren, daughter of
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Harvey Sarren, of s.
Montelair avenue, Montclair. and David
Lester Smith, also OF Montclair, we're mar
RED last Wednesday night at the home
OF the brides parents by the Rev. Edward
p. Payson, pastor of Grace Presbyterian
Church. Miss Florence Sarren. a sister Of
the bride. was bridesmaid. and Donald
Smith was best man. A reception and
wedding supper followed the ceremony.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on
a wedding trip. On thar return they will
reside In Monteiair.
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.YENABIE L1cENsEs Revoked.

AS a sequel to the suits brought
against Chief of Police Collins and Po-
licemen Hubby and Blum, of Blooni-
field, by Frank p. Venable, of 45 North
Third street, Paterson, for alleged
hold up by the police in Bloomfield last
Tuesday, or a charge of excessive
speeding. it become known today that
Of motor vehicles, had notified Mr.. and
Mrs. Venable that their licenses would
be revoked because of the circum-
stances They were given until Dcto-
Der II TO show why this should not be
done. The matter was laid before
Superintendent Smith yesterday by
Gouncslman Frank v. Unangst, Of
Bloomneld.
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SUBURBAN OBITUARIES.
Mrs. Eliza $. Spear.

Mrs. Eliza S. Spear. Il years Did. of 800
Main street. Belleville, died yesterday aft
ernoon, after a long Illness. Mrs. Spear.
who was an old resident of Belleville. had
suffered from paralysis. Her husband, the
late John Spear, was n member of one of
Bellevifle'S oldest families and was a
large property-owner at the time Of his
death a few years ago. Mrs. Mary Tucker,
of Washington avenue, is a sister of the
deceased. The funeral will be held Tues
day afternoon. Services will be conducted
at the house by the Rev. w. w. Conner,
Abbott. Christ Episcopal Church. and Inc
Rev. c. Fl. Scudder. Wesley NJ. E. Church.
The interment will be at The Reformed
Church Cemetery.