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The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
VISITED ORANGE KNIGHTS.

Members of City of Orange Council No.
2S5, Knights Of Columbus, entertained
delegation from Newburgh Council, N. ",
on Saturday and yesterday. The New
burgh men rolled the Orange men a series
Of games on william Schlachter's bowl
ing alleys and the visitors defeated their
hosts
Newburgh Council won two out of three
games, the third game resulting in tie.
Refreshments were served during the
evening, while members Of both teams en-
tertained. Considering the fact that this
was the Orange Council teams first game
together they did well against their op-
ponents. H. Schmidt led the Orange team,
while ]. Dyer excelled for the visitors.
The visitors were entertained yesterday
by a committee from Orange Council
and left on the 5 '56 o'clock train for New
York well pleased with their initial ap-
pearanee In Orange. Messrs. Dane, Sexton
and ''Dick" Davis. former residents Of
Orange, accompanied the team. Orange
Council will visit Newburgh in the near
future for revenge.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
M0NTCLAlR.

Mr.; and Mrs. Trowhridge Axworthy and
family, OF High street, are home from a
three months trip to Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Allen, of Park
street. have returned from a tour of North
Jersey.
Mrs. Frank Sigler, of Montclair avenue,
has returned home from months travel
In the West.
Mrs. Charles F. Stewart, of Walnut
street is at Palm Beach. Fla, for the
winter.
Montclair Council, Royal Arcanum. Will
hold its twenty-eig annual banquet on
IueSday evening, December 10, In Arcanum
Hall. Supreme Regent Robert Van SAINT,
of Chicago; Grand Regent Becker, of New
York; Grand Regent Fl. L. Ward, of Jer-
sey City; State Senator Thomas j. Hillery,
of Boonton, have been invited to make adj
dresses. The committee having the affair
In charge are William X. Thomas, Ralph
". Gront, Norman B. Harris and w. j.
Momberger.
The State camp of Y. M c. A. boys
which has been held for many years at
Lake Wawayanda will hereafter be held
at Hope, about three miles from Delaware
Water Gap. The change has been caused
on account of the expiration of the lease
and the refusal of the owners to renew 1t,
except at prohibitive price.
The annual meeting of the Montclair
branch OF the Needlework Guild will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Frederick b.
Carter, 6l Church street, next Thursday
The officers of the guild are: Mrs. F. b
Carter. president; Mrs Alfred s. Badgley
vice-preSident, Miss Bessie C. Niven, Sec
retary and treasurer. Any person can be-
come Il member of the guild by con-
tributing two new articles of wearing ap-
parel each year or donating a small sum
of money.
Paul Grunsky civil engineer, will de-
liver lecture in Unity Church on Monday
evening, November Is, on THE Reclama-
tion of Arid Land in the West"
A. c. Holden, of Plymouth street, has
returned from a visit to Springfield, Mass
John H. Thompson, of Elm street, has
gone to Philadelphia for short visit.
The union meeting of the Woman s
Foreign Missionary Societies of the Pres
byterian churches in Montclair will be held
in the chapel of the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon. Miss Alice
Carter and Mr.. Giardino will speak,
An entertainment under the auspices of
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Presby Church will be held in
the chapel on Monday evening, Decem-
ber q
At tomorrow's meeting of the Women S
Foreign Missionary Society Of the First
congregational Church DIR. Harry Dor
man, professor of childrens diseases in the
Syrian Protestant College, at Beirut
Syria, will deliver an address. Mr.. Dorman
is son of Franklin Dorman, of Upper
Montclair, and is home from Syria on a
six months furlough
The funeral of Mrs. Bertha JunEhans,
of 4S Montclair avenue, Montclair who
died there Friday took place today at
her home at 1880 a. m. There were many
friends from New York present
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
NOTES OF THE ORANGES

Miss Mary Helmlinger, of South Orange
avenue who was taken to st. Mary's Hos
pital, Orange, last week. underwent a sue
cessful operation for appendicitis and is
now recovering
Court Ridgewood, Foresters of America
will initiate two candidates at a meeting
tomorrow night.
A dog belonging to Frank Rito, of South
Orange avenue, was struck and killed by
an express train on the Lackawanna Rail-
road near the South Orange avenue cross
ing today.
Russell Burke, Of vose avenue, is recov-
ering from a seven weeks Illness.
Harold Blanchard, of 12 Montrose ave-
nue., will make his home in New York
during the winter months.
Rowland d. Perrine, chairman of the
police committee, has notified the mem
bers of the police force that Health Ply
sican DIR. Alfred C. Benedict will give
them a course of five lectures on '"Fhe
First Aid to the Injured" The first talk
will take place in the village jail Novem-
Der 30
Viola Circle Companions of the Forest of
America, will be formed tomorrow night
in G. A. r. Hall, Orange, by Supreme
State Deputy Mrs. Mary Toomey and the
supreme treasurer Mrs. Mary Walsh
The members of Pride of Court Frank
Circle have been invited to participate in
the exercises
A euchre and dance to benefit st, Mary's
Hospital, Orange, will be given tonight in
Mt. Carmel Hall. Orange, when valuable
prizes will be contested for.
William Comenski, of SS Livingston
place, Newark, was fined SIS today for
taking water from fire hydrant without
permission. The man was employed by a
roofing company and used the water in
preparing material Water Superintendent
Arthur A. Reimer complained against him.
Lack or witnesses saved Austin John
son. of II North street. and Patrick Lam
non of 8 Academy street. East Orange,
when arraigned in court today for a fight
in Henry Lambs pool parlor in Main
street. East Orange, Saturday. There was
dog fight, and the men later clashed and
were arrested by Policeman Harry O'Neill.
They spent Saturday and yesterday in
cells.
The regular meeting Of Orange Mountain
Chapter, d. A. r., will be held November
% at 3 o'clock in the Carnegie Library in
East Orange. At $3.50 o'clock an address
will be delivered by Mrs. Speelman. All
ladies' eligible to the society are invited to
attend.
The annual ball of Court Llewellyn No.
155. Foresters of America, In the Orange
armory tonight promises to be big af-
fair. The big building will be decorated
with palms, and there will be continuous
dancing. music being furnished by two
bands from the Standard Orchestra
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
SOUTH ORANGE.

T. O'connor Sloane, jr, is now occupy
ing his new home in Rynda road.
c. c. Forbes has closed his home in
Charlton avenue and gone South Tor the
winter.
Daniel MacRorie. of ,Luddington road,
has returned from a business trip TO Can
ada and the West.
John S. Thompson. of go Prospect street,
and Thomas II. Gillespie, of Hillside place,
have purchased new automobiles. Mr.;
Tholnpson's Is a Stanley touring car and
Mr.. Gillespie's is a Stevens touring car
Harvey Twedell, of Prospect street, has
returned from a hunting trip in North
Jersey Besides several rabbits and squir-
rels he shot an English pheasant.
Philip O'Connor has returned from
Princeton, where he went last week In
bits
The Hollywood Lackawanna League
team Will bowl against the Field Club five
on the local clubs alleys tonight and on
Wednesday the Field Club. Suburban
League team will go to Newark and bowl
series with the Celluloid Clubs quintet.
Policeman William Comerford found val
uable laprobe on. Scotlsnd road Saturday
night 1t was called for by BENJAMIN At
Gibson of Argyle avenue, Orange, its
owner. at the police station
William Rockafeller, of Riggs place, has
returned from a visit to relatives In Ches-
The immaculate and Sacred Heart Socie-
ties. connected with the Church of Our
Lady of Sorrows, will go to holy COM
munion next Sunday.
The South Orange Athletics baseball
club will hold a special meeting tomorrow
night to complete arrangements for re-
ceptlon and ball to be given IN the village
Hall. Thanksgiving eve, November "a.
Several new tennis courts are being laid
out on the Orange Lawn Tennis Climb
grounds, Montrose avenue under the di-
recton of Herman c. Hoskier, president Of
the club.
The Village Trustees will not take any
: definite action tonight on the request made
by number of prominent residents of the
meeting to appropriate $3.50 for the drain
ing of the proposed Grove road parkway.
According to Trustee. Rowland p. Per
rine IL will be several months before the
board will decide on the matter.
A quartet composed of Miss Susan Cort
Miss Elsie Bendwig. Miss Elsie Mccall
and Miss Pauline Bendwig sung in the
Methodist Church last night.
moving picture entertainment will be
given by Watching Lodge No. 66, Ancient
Order of United Workmen, in Masonic
Hall. next Monday night.
Wilson Farrand. of Charlton avenue. will
preside at a dinner to be given by the
Wednesday Club in Davis's parlors, New
ark Wednesday night.
Miss Mabel McKeon will give social
to a number OF young folks of the Mon
trose Park section OF the village at her
home is Fingman road, tomorrow night.
The Olympic football eleven. of Seton
Hall College, continued its unbroken string
of victories Saturday by defeating. team
from the Orange Y NJ. c.. A. by the score
of 81 TO on Setonia Field
The football game which was scheduled
TO be played at the Field Club next Wed,
eleven and the Spartans of Summit has
been cancelled by the latter team
Street Commissioner Walter T. Wallace
has gang of men at work cleaning the
cutters Of the village streets previous to
the cold weather setting in.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
A MASKED MYSTERY.
The Simmons Thief in Bloomfield Bobs
Up Again.

Charles F. Simmons had just turned on
the electric lights in the parlor of his home.
144 Willard place, Bloomfield, at $40 o'clock
last night, and was about to pull down the
shades when, upon looking out of the win
dow, he claims he saw upon the piazza
tall man with mask upon the upper part
of his face. According to Mr. Simmons
the fellow beckoned him to come out. In
stead of doing so, Mr.. Simmons called to
his wife and she rang up the Bloomfield
police station.
Bicycle Policeman Joseph ]. IIuddy rode
quickly to the scene and found Mr.. and
Mrs. Simmons In highly excited state of
mind He could find no trace of the masked
mystery, however. The stranger had van
ished as If in the air.
Policeman William Mertz assisted Huddy
in making search and Alfred Butler Van
Lew and Harry Cooke also joined in a
hunt, which proved fruitless.
On Wednesday afternoon, November T. a
masked man held up Mr.. and Mrs Sim
mons in their home and robbed them of $50
Some people are inclined to believe that 1t
was the same masked man who went there
last night, intending to pay back the
money he had borrowed"
Mr. Simmons is travelling salesman in
the employ of Dr. Harry e. Richards, of
Bloomfield.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
OLD PROJECT REVIVED.
Commission May Be Named to Take
Charge of East Orange Water Dept.

The movement started a year ago for
the appointment of water commission
In East Orange to take charge of the
city's extensive plant at White Oak Ridge,
is beginning to assume concrete form
again, and is being urged again by many
residents and some city officials Mayor
Cardwell has been an enthusiastic sup
porter of the idea for a long period, and
1t is said that another message on the
subject will soon be issued by him.
George A. Grover, who has been elected
a member of the Council from the Fourth
Ward. is in favor of the commission and
intends to air his views on the subject
shortly after he takes his seat. Other
new members are believed to be in SYM
pathy with the plan.
The opinion now exists that too much
committee work is placed on members of
the Council and that the water plant
should be managed by a commission of
residents. The plant is now on a firm
basis, and 1t is believed by some can
make more money than it is at present
doing,
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
BLooMFIELD-GLEM RIDGE.

Miss Della Schaup, of Bellevllle avenue,
is the guest of friends in Trenton.
The marriage of Miss Anna Reiss, daugh-
ter of John Reiss, of James street, and
William Janicke will take place Thanks
giving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wild, of Newark,
have issued cards for the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Freda Wild, and f. Davey
Bohr, Of Bloomfield, to take place De-
cember IL.
The twenty-third anniversary of the or
ganization of the Broughton Memorial
Chapel was celebrated yesterday, when
l.. Curtis and the Rev Henry S. Potter.
Miss Adele Rittenhouse, who has been
the guest of Miss NJ. Gertrude Unangst,
of Hillside avenue, Glen Ridge, has gone
to Flemington.
The plant of the Combination Roll and
Rubber Company, In Franklin avenue,
closed down today but will probably re-
sumo work next Monday.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
NEW SERVANT A oJEwEL. ;,

w. L. Coursen, Of lie Park avenue, East
Orange, on Saturday employed a woman
to act as a domestic In his home. who
said she was Carrie Clark, widow. living
in Bloomfield avenue. this city, The wom-
an had answered an advertisement for
the position, and appeared very acceptable
She was in the house about three hours
when she requested permission to visit
the Grove street depot of the Lackawanna
Railroad and procure her trunk, the per-
mission being given
Later Mr., Coursen went upstairs and
happened TO find a jewel case open, from
which had been removed three diamond
rings. diamond brooch and gold chain.
He notified headquarters in East Orange
and police in nearby cities were also ap-
prised of the robbery. The woman is
English by birth, feet 8 inches In height
Of slim build and has sharp features. She
has sand-red, curly hair. She is 35 or 40
years old.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18

Mrs. Cassie Rohn, wife Of Otto Rohn,
of Montclair, died at her home, 40 oxford
street, that town. yesterday Of pneumonia.
Mrs Rom had been in her usual health
until last election day when she caught
a cold, which turned into pneumonia Mrs.
Rol was 40 years old. and had resided
In Montclair for the paGt twenty-five
for her charity. and was an attendant nj
St Johns Episcopal Church She Is sur
vived by her husband and four sons
Arthur hohn, who lives in Boston, and
Montclalr. The funeral will take place
"Wednesday afternoon and the interInent
VIII be IN Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Upper
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
COST HIM $40 TO FIND OUT.
Antonio Maruch Fined by South Orange
Judge Today for Cesspool Offense.

For dumping the contents Of a cesspooI
in the gutter of South Orange avenue,
South Orange. last Thursday, Antonio
Maruch, of 104 Cone street. Orange. was
fined $50 by Police Justice ]. Martin Roll
In the South Orange Police Court today
His employer. Cornelius Smith. contract
or, of Seventh street, this city. paid the
fine.
DR.. Alfred c. Benedict village health
physician, was the complainant Police
man Patrick Reynolds made the arrest
and testified to catching Maruch dump
Ing the stuff into the gutter, and the man
admitted the charge
Maruch had been arrested last Wednes-
day for pumping the contents OF a cess
pool in the rear of Mrs. Lillian Voorhees's
store. 81 South Orange avenue into stone
house Brook He escaped being fined on
that day because there was no ordinance
fixing the fine for the act. Under State
law fine of $1,000 can be imposed for the
pollution of the brook. and the South Or
ange Village Board Of Health will decide
at a meeting tonight whether or not to
push the case. Maruch was arrested again
on Thursday by Policeman Reynolds. for
the second offense but allowed to go on
his promise to appear for a hearing today.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
FORMER ORANGE DOCTOR WEEDS,

DR.. Daniel M. Fisher. of New York, for
merly of Orange, and at one time bacter-
iologist and assistant pathologist of the
Graves Laboratory. in the Orange Memo
rial Hospital, and Miss Lillian Epstein, of
Buffalo, N. Y, were married yesterday
afternoon at the home of the brides
brother, George H. Epstein, of Hoboken.
The bride, who was attended by Mrs.
George H. Epstein, as matron of Honor,
wore princess gown OF white crepe de
chine, elaborately trimmed with French
lace. She carried bouquet OF lilies-of-the-
valley. James r. Phillips, of New York,
was the best man. The ushers were Ed
ward Fl. Sullivan, of Orange; Frederick
Mcclure, Of Jersey City, and Maurice Field,
of New York DR.. and Mrs. Fisher will
spend their honeymoon in washington,
d. c. They will reside at So Bloomfield
street Hoboken
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
ARLINGTON.

Miss Grace Hutchison. daughter of the
Rev and Mrs. John Hutchison. was taken
to the Homeopathic Hospital. Newark, last
night suffering with appendicitis.
The S. Flanagan Association will hold
its annual ball in Arlington Hall on Mo-
yember %.
: Building Inspector Ralph S. Young begins
today q complete inspection of all bufld-
ing operations now going on in this Sec
tion in order to familiarlze himself WITH
the conditions of such work.
The Ladies' Association OF the First
Presbyterian Church will give an old
folks concert in the church chapel undl r
the direction Of Mrs. John Hutchison
Everything is In readiness for the OPEN
ing Of the EIks' big fair tonight The
work of installing q large electric sign
IN front Of the club house was finished
late Saturday night.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
DRUNK IN CHURCH.
Orange Man Creates Disturbance in
Mum Avenue Presbyterian Edifce.

Robert Minlo. of $50 Lincoln avenue, Or
ange was taken from the Mum Avenue
Presbyterian Church, East Orange last
night, by Policeman Bayard. While in
toxieated he followed some women and
annoyed them and later ran into the
church. He was hustled out after follow
ing the women. and Policeman Bayard
followed Mimic up the street and put him
under arrest.
He was given ten days in Jail for being
drunk and disorderly. Minlo said he got
his liquor yesterday In Morris Park and
later said he was going to Scotland next
week to rejoin his wife and family.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
LEAVES TEN CHILDREN.
Hrs. Margaret Nathan Died Suddenly
Last Night in South Orange.

Mrs. Margaret Nathan died suddenly last
night at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles c. Cameron, ia Prospect place,
South Orange, Of heart disease. She had
been III for a long time and last night suf-
fered fatal attack OF heart disease.
She was born in New York city about
seventy years ago. She had lived in Maple
wood and South Orange for the past fif-
teen years. She was a widow of the late
George Nathan. Ten children survive her.
They are Mrs. William H. Kemp. William,
Benjamin, George and Charles Nathan, Of
MGpewood: Mrs. Charles C Cameron Mrs.
Charles e. Fisk and Mrs. John Strylker, Of
South Orange Mrs. James Biggan, Of
Hampstead l.. l.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Raeh, of Boston.
The funeral will be conducted by the
Rev. Archdeacon Lewis Cameron at Mrs.
Camerons home tomorrow night.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
SUBURBAN PAGE /
BET BULLDOG AGAINST
CAT ON THE BIG GAME.
William Geisel, of South Orange, Won
Black and Yellow Feline When
Yale Beat Princeton.

William Gelsel. of Academy street, South
Orange, is rejoicing today because of the
fact that Yale defeated Princeton at foot
ball Saturday. Had Princeton won the
contest he would be minus his pet bull
dog today, whereas he now has the dog
together with a black and orange colored
eat which he got with a friend on the
outcome. Gelsel, when told Of the score
at the end Of the first half OF
the game Saturday, was over-anxious to
know the final score. He then said that
he would rather forfeit 800 than part
with his pet canine. He said today that
he would not put the bulldog up on the
next Yale-Princeton game.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
BELLEvILLE.

DR. d. s. Tillou, John NJ Klein and
Isaac Hodge have returned from a hunt
ing trip to Waterloo and Sparta.
The annual meeting of the Home Build
ing and Loan Association will be held
tonight. Officers will be elected and a
new series of stock will be opened.
Seth Boyden Council. Royal Arcanum,
will have vaudeville entertainment next
Thursday night. The talent will be fur
nlshed by the Grand Council. woodside
Council, Of Newark. and Kempton Council.
of Nutley, will attend.
Samuel Forgie, Of John street, left yes
terday on hunting trip in the northern
part of the State.
Santa Maria Court, Daughters of Isa-
bella. is arranging for a celebration on the
first anniversary of the institution of the
court next month.
Mrs. Edna Haug, of Jersey City, has re-
turned home after a visit to Mrs. Charles
r. Bettor, of Linden avenue. t.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
PARTLY OVERCOME By GAS.

Charles Groegling, of Seventh street,
Harrison member of Neptune Hose
Company was overcome by gas yesterday
afternoon while taking a bath on the sec
ond floor of the firehouse on Cleveland
avenue. caused by a leak in the gas hot
water attachment on the boiler Assistant
CHIEF Charles Johnson and Harry Williams
found Groegling on the floor in a partly
conscious condition. They shut off the gas
and then. with other members of the com
pany, went to work on Groegling. He is
little the worse today. fl
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
FINED FOR SUNDAY JAes.

Roundsmen Brown and Ryan, of the Or
ange police, yesterday made the rounds of
the city searching for liquor law violations
and found none in saloons, although they
rounded up three men for intoxication.
The prisoners were given heavy sentences
today for their offenses. Frank Burke, of
50 Globe street, and James Monahan, no
home, were sentenced to sixty days in Jail
or $15 fine, and Thomas Buckley of 81
Lincoln avenue, was sentenced to thirty
days or $40 fine. Michael Corby, arrested
by Policeman Keough for the same offense,
WAS fined 81
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
PASTORS DAUGHTER opERArED ON,

The 12-year-old daughter of the Rev.
John Hutehison pastor Of the First Pres
byterlan Church, Arlington, was operated
on Tor appendicities in the Homeopathic
Hospital. New York city. last night The
child wns taken III during the day. aud
Ut. William d. Doremus, of Arlington, ad-
pital. The operation was successful. Mr..
lHutchison ld ds preached as usual in the. even
ING, despite the, operation, offering
the hospital. y
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
MAPLEW0OD.

Mrs. Clara Ford, of Ridgewood road Is
visiting relatives in Worcester, Mass.
A dance will be given In the Maplewood
Sporting Club Hall Thursday night under
the auspices Of the basketball committee
of the club.
William Crowell, of Valley street. has
gone to Chicago on a business trip.
William Rink rolled the highest score
at the opening of the Maplewood Sporting
Club individual bowling tournament Sat
urday night-2B. The tournament will be
continued tonight and wednesday night.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
NO RENuMnrR MAIN srREEr.

1t is expected that the street commit
tees Of the Orange and East Orange Coun-
ellis will meet tonight In the East Orange
City Hall and discuss the plan for renum-
bering Main street, which runs through
both cities, as proposed by Albert T.
Van Ness, Of the Civics Club of the Or
anRes. The meeting was to have been
held originally at an earlier date. but
the committees were unable to get to-
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
REVEALS WEDDING SECRET.
John Jacobus, Married in October, Is
Building Home in Verona.

John Jacobus of Bloomfield avenue,
Verona, surprised his relatives and friends
Saturday by announcing that he had been
married since October to Miss Mae Reva
Billings, of New York Mr.. Jacobus is
building new house in Forest street,
Verona, in which when completed he will
reside with his bride.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-11-18
FUNERAL OF AGED NUrLEY MAN.

The funeral of Edward +. Ford who
died at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
H. Tiffany, in Nutley. Oh Saturday, took
residence in Franklin avenue, that town.
The interment was made in Paterson. Mr.
Ford was 81 years old, and was veteran
Of the war of the Rebellion, and In former
years had been prominent IN the Odd Eel
lows fraternity.