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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-13
GETS DIAMOND RING
GIRL WHO AS MOLLY
PITCHER. REWARDED.
Presentation to Miss Coffcy at Enter
tainment Of st. Patrick's Alliance
Branch in Orange.

AIembcr Of Branch No. i, District No. .,
Patriek's Alliance of America, gave an
entertainment for their women friends anu
relatives last night In the lower assembly
room Of Columbus Hall. Orange. The in
terror OF the room had been attractiveiy
arranged with the red, white n blue
colors as the decorative foundation. john
J.. Slattery presided at the gathering, and
thanked the visitors for their presence.
He introduced the several participants IN
the evenings pleasure.
A diamond ring was presented Miss Cof-
fey, who posed ae Molly Pitcher in the
Alliance hoat in the centennial parade
last June. Despite the storm of Friday,
June IA last, when the big procession en-
Unused thousands of people, including Gov
ernor Edward G. Stokes, Miss Coffey main
tanned a striking attitude In the long pro-
cession through Orange, East Orange and
West Orange, and Councilman Thomas A.
Davis In presenting the ring to the young
woman. who duplicated the heroine of the
Battle Of Monmouth, said that the float,
without q doubt. WINS the best In line.
Mr.. Davis told the story of Molly Pitch
er's neroism, and read a poem. In hand
ing the ring TO the recipient Mr.. Davis
remarked he hoped "a man would go with
the next ring"
Miss Coffey, in response, thanked the
organization for the gift, and said she
was grateful to the ladies' auxiliary,
which selected her for the honored posi-
tion.
During the evening several songs were
rendered. Thomas FIFTEEN sang "KilIar-
ney;' James Mooney sang ireland, l
Love YOU" Charles Graham gave a
whistling solo; Frank Martin sang
I" Meath the Old Acorn Tree, Sweet Es-
t%elle;'' Thomas f. Flanagan gave mono
logues; John p. Lee, who was lauded by
Chairman Slattery as the most prominent
leader in the interests of the Alliance and
It's auxiliary, gave a recitation. 'Bucky
O'Nell;' Thomas Mulgraye gave a reci-
t~ation, and refreshments and dancing were
enjoyed.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
RUNAWAY TROLLEY
CAR DASHES DOWN HILL.
INTO ANOTHER CAR.
Motorman of First Falls on Platform in
Fit-No Passengers in Either
Vehicle.

Overcome. 1t is said. by a fit Of some
kind. Motorman Cooligan. of a west-bound
Springfield avenue car, fell from the plat
form near Florence avenue. Irvington, at
6:45 a. m. today. and the uncontrolled ear,
after a wild dash down the short bill
terminating near Forty-third street,
crashed into a standing car, literally
smashing the two cars TO pieces. Fortun-
ately there were no passengers In either
car, and the crew OF the car ahead had
left their car. so that the only person on
either was Conductor Kruder, OF the rear
car. He escaped with badly cut hands.
according to those near at the time; Cooil.s
gan is said not to have been badly hurt
by his fall.
The crew Of the standing car. whose
names or given as Kane. motormar, ana
Schultheis, conductor, are said TO nave
been in a nearby place freduented by car
crews at the ends of their run. AS tire
big car took the curve. it is said TO nave
careened as though about TO overturn, aud
then dashed square into the standing car
with an impact so great that people blocks
away were awakened. Policeman Meyer,
of the Irvington force. heard the crasil
blocks away and ran to. the seeris.
A wrecking crew succeeded in clearing
the wreck after a long blockade.
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MONTCLAIR.

( David Steinfeld, the official dog catcher,
made a catch Of seven CANNES at tne
centre this morning in one batch. He
fastened them all or one yoke and marcneo
them to the dog pound
James T.. Morrison and Edward ,.
Weeks. of Bloomfield avenue, have gone
to Atlantic City, where they will remain
until December 20
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Williams, Of Lin
den avenue. win celebrate the twenty-nftn
anniversary Of their wedding tonight. n
number of invitations have been issued loT
the occasion.
Fifty-six happy men, wearing the 'snile
that won't come off, marched out OF the
Town Hall this morning. each with a
piece Of paper in his hands, and many
wondered what was up. It was later
learned that they were the hremen VINO
had performed 60 per cent. or over of FIRE
duty during the past year and had just
received their So checks from Town Treas
pref Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blondel, Of 10 LexIns-
ton avenue, are spending the Chrlslnlas
holidays on the Island OF Guernsey, Chan-
mel Islands.
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HONOR ROLL PUPILS.
Children of South Orange Parochial
School Who Did Good Work.

Pupils Of st. Mary's Parochial School,
South Orange, whose work in studies dur
ing the past month warranted the placing
OF their names or the honor roll are:
Commercial Grade-Leo Conllin. May
Reedi, Glare johnson. James Tanham.
Eighth Grade-Mary McGill. Josephine
Studer. Mary Noonan. Kathleen McGuire,
Harry Kenny, Lulu Miller.
Seventh Grade-Edward Lea Mond, Jo-
seph Scott. Mary Mccarthy, Gertrude
Lea Mond. Mary S~kefington, Marguerite
Croak. Catharine Conklin.
Sixth Grade-Elizabeth Murphy, Jane
foran. Rose johnson. Gertrude De Forge,
Rose Herman.
Fifth .Grade-Lizzie Ehrl. Marguerite
Bowe. Sadie Scully, Ruth Mehaffy, Mary
Mcguire, Walter McDonough.
Fourth Grade-Marion Scott. Rita Nc
Carthy, Mary McGrath. Rose Smith. Lily
Herman, Alice Madden, Francis Sweeney,
Michael Preston. Francis McGarry, Francis
Weight, James Boyle, Francis O'Reilly,
Trinfta Sexton.
Third Primary-Charles Barrett. James
McGill, Margaret Kenny, Charles Mehaffy,
Helen Maher, Mary Stoneham.
Second Primary-Florence Rowe, Elizabeth
Weight, Catherine Farrell. William Cogan.
Cornell Sexton, Irene De Forge, Margaret
Matthews.
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SOUTH ORANGE.

John Geberk, of 50 Hixon place, has
plans completed for the erection OF a
$4,000 house in Summit avenue.
Charles /. Beck is confined to his home,
18I Academy street, with the grip.
Paul G. Woodruff, of Third and Academy
streets, who has been in the West for
several months, is now In Colorado Springs
and Is gaining in health.
Mrs. l.. M. Day, of Delaware avenue, has
returned from a weeks stay with rela-
tives in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Thomas Corter and family will
leave early in March for Pasadena, Cal,
William Allen, formerly of Vailsburg sec
tion of Newark. and Miss Minnie Cort,
formerly Of South Orange, both daughters
of Mrs. Cort, are now in California.
Not n single pupil in the senior class Of
the South Orange High School warrants
the placing Of their name on the honor
roll for the past month. In the third year
there are Herbert Brantegan, Louise Con,
nell. Virginia Brown, Alden Foster and
Gladys Thompson, who had averages over
so per cent. Miss JEANNE Yereance was
the only one on the second veal honor ron,
and Miss Gladys Adams was alone on the
first year list.
Former Village Trustee John p. Herman,
who has been confined to his home In
Ridgewood road for a week with Illness,
Is now able to be out,
Charles w. Smalley, of Hixon place and
Academy street. vino was knocked down
Nv l"O hhE9 Ut tbS 49, - -
home Monday night, is now able TO pc
about in his carriage.
The Field Club Lackawanna and Subur-
ban League bowling teams were both VIC
torious last night. The Suburban team de-
feated the West enc Club of Newark In
two out of three games, while the local
Lackawanna League quintet made a clean
sweep over the Alerts, of Chatham, league
leaders.
South Orange Council. Royal Arcanum,
had the largest attendance of the season
at a meeting last night. Grand Regent
Harry r. Ward and a delegation from Mil
ton Council No. 299, of Brooklyn, headed "
John Miller, we're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno G. Osterman gave q
reception at their home In Valley and
Fourth streets last night.
Miss Fanny Pullin. of 81 Ralston avenue
has returned from a three months stay
abroad.
The wesleyan Brotherhood of the South
Orange Methodist Church has arranged t.
have the Wesleyan University Glee Clut
to Civ a concert in the South Orange
Methodist Church January 4.
Mizpah Chapter No. SO, Order of the
Eastern Star, will hold its meetings IL
Masonic Hall after January /.
The South Orange Building and Loar
! Association will hold its meeting In th'
village next Tuesday night.
The informal meeting OF the South Or
ange Village Board of Trustees Will 81
held tonight, when the officials Will tall
| over the business to be transacted at tn,
public meeting next Monday night.
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FINE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC.
walter Damrosch Gives Second Concert
of Series in East Orange.

Music lovers in the Oranges enjoyed a
treat last night at the second concert OF
the Symphony Society, of New York,
given in the Woman's Club House, East
Orange. There was a fashionable and
critical audience which enjoyed a pleasing
program of numbers which emphasized
the versatility of the orchestra under dr.
rection of Walter Damrosch, and exploited
the abilities of Alexander Saslavsky, vio-
linist.
The orchestra played up to its usual
standard under the skilful direction of Mr..
Damrosch. and CAV finished perform
ances. Especially well rendered was
Grieg's familiar peer Gynt," Suite. The
Program in full follows:
PART /.
1-Symphony No. .........T~sc haikowsky
/. Andante; allegro con ANNA.
.. Andante cantabile.
3. Valse: allegro moderate.
4 Ansanse msest3so; aiie 9s yly vac e.,
Mr., Saslavsky.
PART II. !,
3-Suite No. /, Peer CONFERENCE.-The
J.. At Daynreak.
.. Asa's Death.
3. Anitra's Dance.
4. In the Halls of the Mountain King
4-ta) Romance .........."... Rubinsteio
fb) Serennde ..Dfsdia
Mr.. saslavsky.
5AOyerture, "Oberon" .4..s.,,.,..., Weber
The patronesses were Mesdames Will
lam f.. Allen, Edward w. Ashley. Will
lam Torrey Baird. Wilmer A. Baldwin.
william Thayer Brown, James e. Chees-
man, Gardner Colby, Richard NJ. Colgate,
Benjamin Douglass, jr., Robert Dun
Douglass. Thomas A.. Edison, Francis
M. Eppley, Thomas A. Gillespie, William
ID. Gilmore, Edward H.. Graves, Robert
! w. Hawkesworth, 8. Barton Hazard, Cy-
rus Hitchcock. George r. Howe, Alfred
p. Jenkins. Clarence Fl. Kelsey. Alexander
Samuel Lord. Manton b. Metcalf. George
Merck. Douglas Robinson, William
Scheerer, Sara c. Spottiswoode, William
e. Stewart, Charles A. Trowbridge, Frank
Vanderpoel, Frederick L.. Van Ness
For the third concert, on January %,
the management announces a program of
selections from the opera and music
dramas of Richard Wagner. The fourth
concert will be given on March 3.
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pLooMr1EID /. Q. F. ELECTION.

Oficers were elected by Court Bloom
field Centre No. 1920. /. o. F., last night.
as follows:
Court deputy high chief ranger John
Mayer; court physicians, DIR. #. w. Lock
wood, DR.. A. K. Wrensch and DR.. john -
Moore; chief ranger, Christian Buck; vice
chief ranger. Richard u. Tuers; recording
secretary. G.. H. PhIlbrick; financial secre-
tary. Frederick Storm; treasurer, Louis
w. Ehlers; orator. James Chambers: or
ganiat. Frederick Ellor; senior woodward.
Thomas Dillon; Junior woodwards George
Senior, senior headle, Manuel Doyle
junior beadle. Charles Tuers. trustees,
Nicholas Arnold and Emil p. Raemseh;
finance committees. Frederick Hnether and
Louis J. Kurz; druggist, W. w. ksyier,
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GLEN RIDGE. /.
BELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
PLUMBER. FINED. SAYS
1T IS CASE OF SPITE.
William B. Newman, of South Orange,
Pays $40 for Failing to File
Plans with Official.

For failing to file plans of plumbing
work, which he installed in the Alexander
Beatrice building. South Orange avenue,
South Orange. William B. Newman. OF
the firm of William B.. Newman & Sons,
plumbers, of South Orange avenue. South
Orange, was fined $40 by Police Justice j.
Martin Roll, in the South Orange Police
Court today.
Mr.. Newman protested that the COM
plant made by DR.. Alfred c. Benedict,
health inspector, was purely spite work,
because there was other plumbing work
done in the village that was a disgrace,
not TO speak of it as not being in accord
ance with the village ordinance on plumb
ing. He said that Beatrice was personally
changing the work from day to day, and
that it was practically days work. II
was completed ten days ago. he said, and
plans of the finished work were since pre-
pared and offered 10 DR.. Benedict, who re-
fused to file them.
DR.. Benedict said ne was not paid to
watch for disgraceful plumbing, and he
only knew that Mr.. Newman was guilty
in the present case. Mr.. Newman paid
the fine.
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ORANGE Y. M. @. A. NOTES.

Livingston Barbour will give an enter.
tainment at the association New Years
night. Tit Harmony Club Quartet viii
sing several selections.
At the boys Sunday rally, at Ala
O'Clock, Joseph M. Brown, one Of the ooun-
~ secretaries. will speak.
Forty young mon heard Charles A, Green
at h mems meeting Sunday afternoon
Body" The address was most Inter
esting and instructive, and those who
heard 1t are planning to have a second
Man; His Thoughts" George Morgan
will sing. Young men are in.
vlted to this meeting, which Is to be held
at 4:15 o'clock in the afternoon. The home
hour classes, which meet at $50 O'clock
sunday afternoon for the discussion oil
questions relating to the vital facts of the
nves Of young men, are open TO any youn9
men who may care to attend one or more
OF these classes.
Quite a record was made by the athletes
or the physical department Saturday night
last The first basketball team won from
the Railway team on the latter's court BY
the score Of 63-16. The second basketball
team won from the Madison team on the
latter's court by the score Of 4S-l6. The
dual athletic meet with Plainffeld in this
local gymnasium was won by Orange
S2-3L The feature Of the athletic meei
was the work OF Lawrence, of the Plain
s~hot-put,S with 46 feet IA inches; first plao'
In the standing broad Jump, 10 feet AZ
inches first place in the three standins
broad jumps. 30 feet 3 inches. A return
meet will be held at PlainAeld January II
Tomorrow night on the local court ths
first n second basketball teams viii
play the first and second, teams from thu
Passaic Y, M. G. A. Both games arr
championship games. The first game vii
be called promptly at 8:15 o'clock.
Next Wednesday night in the local swim.
ming pool will be held a dual swimminf
meet With the Newark Y, NJ G. a. team.
me nrst games in the State bowlint
ktoIFnanent will be rolled on the local ae
lexs next Tuesday night The local team
VIII have the Montclair team Cor OBJ
] ponenta.
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pup1Is To GIVE MUSICAL.

A musical will be given tomorrow night
in Masonic Temple, Orange, by the pupils
of the Ef1e Young School, of Orange.
More than thirty pupils will take part in
the program, as follows: Frank McGrath,
Frederick c.. Sham, il, Allisteri Mcleod,
Florence Helmer. Frederick Sehlagintweit
Manda. Chauncey Cadmus, Richard San
derson. May McCirath, Marian Miller,
Elsie Schwartz, Helen L~andsperg. Charles
Bauer n Abbey Condit. An orchestra of
Young musicians, consisting OF Archer
Bachman. Bessie Edwards, Florence Hell
mer. James Lang. Frank McGrath. Alister
Mcleod, Frederick S. Schlagtntweit;
Charles Smith and George Thomas, will
render selections.
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II ORANGES.
BLOOMFIELD.
MONTCLAIR
FALLS DOWN STAIRS
BELLEWLLE MAN HURT IN
HIS OWN HOME.
Ex-Township Committeeman Francis
Gibson Mistakes Wrong Door
While Half Asleep.

Former Township Committeeman Fran
els Gibson, of BellevilIe, was seriously
injured in a fall down the stairs in his
home at los Washington avenue early
today. He sustained at least two broken
ribs and was bruised from head to foot.
In addition to this Mr.. Gibson is suffering
from shock.
He had occasion to go into the bathroom
from his bedroom on the third floor OF
his home, about 1890 o'clock, and 1t IS
supposed that he was in a sleepy eondi-
tion. Mistaking the door leading onto the
landing of the stairway he stepped out
and fell head foremost down. There IS a
curve in the stairway with a post stand
ing out, and in his fall he struck the side
OF the post. He continued In his 1al
down to the second floor.
The noise Of the fall awakened tho
other members of the household, and the
man was carried back TO his room IN an
UNCONSCIOUS condition. DIR. II. b. Vali, OF
Belleville, was called in. An examination
showed the injuries as stated above Be
cause of his robust build it Is figured tnat
chances favor his ultimate recovery.
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ELK M1NsrRE1s GET READY.

The minstrel committee of the orange
Lodge of Elks has decided TO hold the an
Theatre on January 10 and Il. The pro-
gram. which has been completed, is all
new, and ii looks as IL the show this sea-
son would be the best ever given by meml-
bers of the lodge. John H. Mason will
act as interlocutor. The end men will be
II. A, O'Hagan, J. j. Cowan, Clifford j.
Wiener. Charles Coward, Edward Meeker
and Arthur Collins.
There will be thirty-five men in the semi
circle. Bengler's Orchestra will render
selections. The committee in charge in
cludes j. 7. Plat, A. b. Noll, M. e. Drake,
t. r. Brennan, G. w. Foster, II. T..
Crowley, Andrew Kelly and A. b. Corbett.
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BELLEWLLE.

Edward Daig has been elected a repre-
sentative to the Relief Association by the
Essex Hose Company, and Ferdinand Gli-
man has been chosen trustee.
Miss Edna Haug. of Williamsport. Pa,
who has been visiting Miss Clara Voss, or
Linden avenue. has returned home.
The first annual election of officers of
santa Maria Court. Daughters OF Isabella.
resulted last night MS follows: Grand re-
gent. Miss Elizabeth Mcmahon; vice
regent, Miss Rose A. Connolly; historian.
Teresa Salmon: monitor, Miss Elizabeth
Taylor financial secretary, Miss Julia
Hannon; sentinel, Miss Mary +. Cullen
oraanist Miss Florence Fentzlan. Ar
rangements were made for a euchre and
whist to be held In Parochial Hal during
the second week in January
The Womanfs Club Of Greylock Manor
met last night at the home of Mrs. q, Van
Dusen, OF Gtaylock avenue
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GIRLS SAD DEATH
HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL DIES
OF NJ ON BRAIN.
Miss Marie Heckel, Of Bloomfield, an
Only Daughter, Was Popular in
School and Church.

Miss Marie Heckel, the young and only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick E..
Hcckel, died in her home in Oakland
avenue. Bloomfield. last night. She had
been i'll several weeks with tumor on the
brain. She was n member of the First
Baptist Church, Bloomfield. and also was
a pupil in the High School of the town.
Miss Heckel was popular with a large
circle of friends. and her parents have
bereavement.
Every effort was made to save the girls
life, but to no urpos For a time she
was in the Mountainside Hospital. Mont
clair. where she was attended by spe-
~cialistS,
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ANNUAL INSPECTION
OF NUTLEY FlREMEN.
Three Companies Reviewed at Head
quarters by the Fire Commission
ers-Eyerything Satisfactory.

The annual inspection of the Nutley
Fire Department was held at he fremen's
headquarters, in Chestnut street. that
town, last night. Fire Commissioners Will
lam N. Halsey and Frank p. Barr made
the inspection of the three companies.
Yantacaw Engine Company, Avondale Hose
Company and West Nutley Hose Company.
The commissioners expressed themselves
as being well satisfied with the condition
in which they found the department.
Commissioner Halsey stated that owing
to a mistake or misunderstanding the
presentation of the certificates to a num-
Der of the active iremen and exempt
firemen would be postponed until Thurs
day evening, December 10.
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HORSE BREAKS ms NECK.

While a driver for Peter Smith was
driving a team of horses attached to a
~wagonload of wood down the Second
Mountain on the easterly slope, going
to the Smith farm in ~Pleasantdale, yes
terday afternoon, the team became I'M
manageable and ran away.
A dash down the mountainside was
abruptly ended when one horse fell and
broke its neck and the driver and con-
tents we're spilled in the roadway. The
man got Of with a shaking up.
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BLooMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE.

Oliver Gourley, of Thomas street, Bloom
ned, is spending a week in South Nor
u. Il. Openshaw is now with the Good
year Rubber Company, in Akron, O..
William Ashley has been appointed a
temporary substitute letter carrier by POST
master Heath.
Essex Hook and Ladder Company will
noid a reception and dance on January II.
me committee in charge consists of Frank
a. Osmun, Charles T. Hall, Charles a,
Harrington and George B. Nuttman.
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TO FORM CHURCH CLUB.
Men of Orange M. E. Church Take Pre-
liminary Steps Toward Organization.

At a conference of the two score men
of the Orange NJ. f. Church last night, the
a~dvisability of forming an organization
especially fl. the men of the parish was
discussed and steps were taken that will
ultimately result in the formation of a
brotherhood. The pastor of the church.
the Rev. j. A. Cole, with Lewis e. Hawk
ins, State secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. sought TO further
interest men In church work, and last
nights meeting was the fret of q series
to form an organization.
John Miller was chosen chairman and
William Mason, secretary, and the meet
ing was adjourned to the fourth Monday
night in January. when the plan Will be
again considered. The men enjoyed a
social hour after the discussion and re-
freshments were served.
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TEMPERANCE UNION ASKS A1p.

The Orange Woman's Christian Temper
anee Union VIII have It's usual yuletide
festival and will send dinner to the people
most Ia need Of help. if the friends Of
the union will remember the Christmas
tree for the Mission Sunday School and
Meat, vegetables, fruit and money are
an solicited for the dinners and will he
gladly received at the Union building. AKA
Maln street, Orange, any day before
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ORANGE woMAN,s pLIaHr.

Miss Harvey. 4 resident of q Commerce
street. Orange. where She made her home
with her parents, fell in a fit In Park
street near William street, Orange. last
Hospital IN the Record ambulance, The
woman when she recovered, said her
parents would not allow her to stay n
the house.. and the police confirmed this
Information when they called at the
parents house. The woman Is about q
years old, and Is now In the hospiAeH
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70 MAXI PAPER NApKrNs

Ground has been broken In the rear Of
the Orchard street station in Bloomfield
for a new frame factory. where will be
manufactured paper napkins. About fifty
persous will be given employment as soon
as the structure is completed.
William J.. Lewis. Of Manhattan. for
rneflY Of Bloomfield: David q. Galrabraht,
Of Bloomfield and others are Interested IN
the enterprise.