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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-21
homestead Entry No. ALAG.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. Land Office
at Clayton, N NJ Sept. II, 1907,
Notice is hereby given hat Felipe q.
Baca. of Endee, n. M. has filed notice
of his intention to make final five year
proof in support of his claim, viz: Home
stead Entry No. 4Iao, made October 10,
1909, for the sw4. sw4 of Sec 2e, the sea.
sea of Sec 80. ne4, ne4 of Sec 81 and the
nw4 nw4 Sec AZ. Twp II n, Range 3se.
and that said proof will be made before
N. V. Gallegos. u. S. CT. Com, at his
Office. Tucumcari, n. NJ. on October 20.
1907.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon. and cult
walton of the land viz
Cruz Gallegos. Silvano Baca. Juan Cas-
tillo, Casemiro Romero all OF Endee,
N, NJ.
Edward w. Fox, Register.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Territory Of New Mexico, ! CO
County of Quay

August IL, 1907,
The Honorable Board OF County Com
missiopers of Quay County met pursuant
to call Of the Chairman. Present. J. NJ
Hodges Chairman and COMMISSIONS W
l. Batson.
The Honorable Board of County Com
missioners now resolves itself into a Board
Of Equalization for the purpose of looking
into the erroneous, assessment OF Henry
Coke. 1t was found that he had been err
roneously assessed two hundred head of
cattle and the County Treasurer is ordered
! TO rebate him $4,000.
The Honorable Board now resolves itself
into a Board of County Commissioners.
The petition for a highway as presented
and filed in the office of the Probate Clerk
by I'D. Bechtel and others is now taken
up, duly considered and granted.
The honorable Board now adjourDs I'LL
two o'clock p IN this day.
Attest
X L Donohoo, Clerk.
Hodges, Chairman.
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NUTLEY.

Miss Harriet Old, of New York, Is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Apologize, Of
North road.
Mrs. James Whitlock, Of Babylon l..
l., who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Marc NJ. Michael, of North road, has re-
turned home.
j. Andrew Schmidt. Of Grant avenue, is
spending a few days in Chicago.
Mrs. Alonzo Crittenden, Of Montreal
Canada, a former resident of Nutlev is
visiting friends in town.
Wentworth S. Conduit and John S. Con
duit, of Hhualilla, Mexico, former resi-
dents of Nutley, are guests of Colonel and
Mrs. Henry q. Prout, Of Nutley avenue.
Mrs. b. Searle, of Highfeld lane. is Wis
iting friends at Monroeville, o.
The Ladies Aid Society of The Nntlev
M. e. Church Will hold a Halloween party-
in the church building on Thursday even
ing, October 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Lafferts, of Pas
sale avenue, are spending "a week at War
wick, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Reynolds. of Asburv
Park, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry
Van Wrinkle. Of Miller street.
The Povershon Lawn Tennis Club is mr.
ranging for two entertainments to be given
during the present season, The first one
will be a whist party, followed by a dance,
to be given on Thursday evening. Novem-
Der IA, at the house of the Fortnightlv
Club, in rankin VENUE.
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BIKE COP RUN OVER
R0UNDSMAN STEVE HURT
IN SOUTH ORANGE.
He Crashed Into Carriage Last Night
and Is Today Confined to His
Home-His Wheel Wrecked.

The wheels of a carriage passed over
Roundsman Theodore Steve, of the South
Orange police force, IN South Orange ave-
nue.. South Orange, last night. when his
bicycle which he was riding eollided with
the vehicle. Steve WINS badly injured and
was taken home. The bicycle was smashed.
The accident occurred on the avenue. near
Trenchard place, South Orange. Steve
was riding In the direction of the South
Orange police station, and Robert n.
Magee was driving his horse IN the OPP
posite direction. Magee did not see the
bicycle policeman until the latter crashed
Into the front wheels Of the carriage and
shouted. The front wheel went across
Stoves abdomen. and Magee stopped tie
horse Just as the rear wheels of the car
riage had run upon the broken bicycle.
Magee jumped from his rig and helped
Steve to his feet, assisted by Policeman
William Comerford. Steve and Conner
ford then lifted the rear wheel off the BIZ
cycle. which was taken to the police sta
ton.
Steve complained of the pain he suf-
fered. and Marshal of Police Thomas F.
Mcguire sent him to his home, where he
received medical attention and is confined
to his bed today with internal injuries.
Magic was held hlameless. as he could
not see the approach of Steve, because
the police carry no light on their wheels.
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SOUTH ORANGE.

Tire enumeration committee OF the vii
lage Improvement Association will meet
at the home of the vice-president, Mrs.
Alfred Ieeb, Ralston avenue, "Wednesday
night. 10 make arrangements for next
season.
Policeman Patrick Reynolds has at last
reached The medal class in the police target
practise. In the shoot yesterday he put up
a score of 40 and raised his average for
the season to So, He and the, leader, Ser
geant Thomas j. Sherry, are how alone in
the medal class, The other scores of yes
terday follow Marshal Thomas Mcguire.
Michael Lally. %; Patrick Skefiington. 20;
William Comerford, Z, and Edward Hat
ton, 6.
Mrs. Cyrus F. Loutrel. of Raymond ave-
nue., South Orange, has announced the en-
Lontrel. to Miss Ethel McCluny. of st.
Louis. Mo. Mr.. Loutrel was graduated
from Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Uni
business in Philadelphia. Miss MeCluny
is a senior In the Smith College,
Northampton. Mass. and will take her de-
gree at the end of the present term.
Percy Reeves and Peter Kassinger Will
form the battery for the South Orange
of the season with the Roseville A. c. on
the SUSSEX avenue and First street grounds,
Roseville. tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Schneider has returned
from the Thousand Islands. where she
spent the summer as the guest of Mrs.
Schneider will reside In Prospect street
during the winter.
The marriage of Captain William G..
Shackford, of Scotland road, South Orange,
TO Miss Treadwell. of Portsmouth, N. H..
will take place some time next month.
After a short wedding trip Captain Shack
ford and his bride will pass the winter In
Captain Shackford's home In Scotland road.
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BoRDENs CONDENSED MILK COMPANY THREATENS
TO STOP SERVING ITS MILK IN MoNTcLAlR

Hail, East Orange. The Rev. DR.. John
Fulton Patterson, pastor Of the Central
Presbyterian Church. will deliver an adj
dress on THE American Sabbath"
The Rev. DIR. William Force Whitaker,
formerly pastor of the st. Cloud Presby-
terrain Church, West Orange, but now Of
the First Presbyterian Church, Elizabeth,
will give an illustrated lecture on Dykes
and Windmills' in the st. Cloud Church
Tuesday evening, October 10.
The annual dinner of the Princeton
Alumni Association of the Oranges will
be held In English's Hall. East Orange,
Thursday evening, November 7, at. 7;e
o'clock. The Princeton Glee Club will
sing.
Thg Flower Mission of the Central Pres
b~ytefian Church, Orange, has completed
its work for the summer The report
shows that during the season the follow
ing contributions were received Bouquets
LIB; potted plants, 1870; lars OF Jelly. =.
These were distributed among the follow
ing charities In New York: The jacob
Riis Settlement. the East Side Flower
Mission, the Children's Aid Society, he
Presbyterian Home for Aged Women. Sex
Chi1dren's Mission and the ferryboat South
field for ~caHsumptives.
Lewis Van SAINT and Wilbur Wright,
both Of Newark, were arrested yesterday
by Policemen Mcdonald and DeHnft. fol
breaking electric light globes in Eagle
Rock avenue. Both were fined So by Re
eorder Condit today.
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VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

Unoer the auspices of the ways ann
means committee of the Caldwell Borough
Improvement Association a progressive
whist was held in Association Hall last
night. Prizes were taken by Mrs. Ed
ward #. Wayne, Mrs. .Wilfred f. Maxwell
Mrs. David M. Gardner and Mrs. Henry
Garfield. Mrs. George A. Bogert, who
played as a man, won first prize. Henry
Garfield. second; Wllfred Maxwell, third,
and Eyed Bush. fourth. The committee
in charge was composed of Mrs. John w
Gosman. Mrs. Frederick r. Cook, Mrs
Henry Rudolph. Mrs. David M. Gardnef
and Mrs. Wilfred r. Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James SEWERS, Of New
York State, are visiting friends in Whit
field street. Caldwell.
The Woman's Aid Society of the We
roma Congregational Church, will hold an
oyster upper in the church Thursday
evening, October II.
At a recent meeting, held at the home of
William II. Williams, n permanent choir
for the Verona Methodist Church was or
ganized with Charles M. Bloxham, leader;
Lemuel Jacobus. assistant leader; w. Fl.
Williams. president, and L. w. Jacobus,
secretary.
Mrs. James welton, of Gould avenue,
Caldwell: is visiting relatives at Harrl-
son. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Zabriskie. of Rose
vile. are residing in Caldwell for the win
ter.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of the Sunday school
Of the Verona M. r, Church: Superinten-
dent Fillume Condit; assistant superin-
tendent. William IL. Williams; secretary,
H. Rae Simonson; treasurer, Miss Eta
Davenport; organfst, Miss Nettie Wilder,
and librarian. Mrs. Williams.
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BLOOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE.

An illustrated lecture on Venice will be
given in the Park NJ Il. Church, Bloom
field. next Friday evening by the Rev.
DR.. Jesse L. Hurlbut, A parents reeep-
ton under the auspices of the Sunday
school will take place Tuesday night,
Special autumnal services will be held
in the Watsessing M. E. Church tomor-
row. In the morning the Rev. ]. William
Ryder will preach on A Eventime 1t
Shall Be Light" In the evening there
will be a praise service.
Mayor Arthur j. Lockwood, of Glen
Ridge, has arrived home from Europe.
Eleven members of Essex Hook and
Ladder No ! left an the steamer Monroe,
of the Old Dominion Line today for James
town.
The October meeting of the Essex Coun-
ty Building and Loan Association will be
held Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Millllken, of Ella
street, left today Cor a ten days stay in
Boston.
The West End Social Club will hold a
reception and dance in Central Hall, DC
tober 81.
A. H. olmsted. has been appointed en-
glneer in the ofhef of the New York State
Road Commission.
The marriage is announced of Richard
p. Milllken, of Ella street, and Miss
Blanche Frost. of Kerbonkan, n. Y. The
ceremony took place October 8.
A meeting of the Town Republican Elk
ecutive Committee will be held next Thurs
day night.
Phoenix Hose Company No. / will hold
its annual banquet on November Y. j:
William Johnson, Archie M. Heath and
Myron Van Ripper are the committee In
charge,
The Bloomfield Fife and Drum Corps will
hold a dance in Central Hall November A..
Bloomfield Lodge of Elks will hold it's
annual memorial service in Central Hall
Sunday, December /.
Frank kohnbefg, of Orange street, has
gone to Panama.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. J. North, of Myrtle
street, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. q.
+. North, of Burlington, VT.
An open-air meeting of Prohibitlonists
was held last night on the lawn of G. b.
Milliken in Ella street. The Rev. W p.
Ferguson spoke. The attendance was good.
The managers of the Job Haines Home
for Aged People will hold their annual
harvest home on the grounds of the insti-
tuition next Saturday.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the Cath
Ollie Lyeeum has elected Mrs. John j.
Hughes president, Miss Agnes Nenry, vice.
president; Miss Eleanor Dunworth, record
ing secretary, and Miss Sophia Fronapfel.
financial secretary.
Austin De Groot was severely bitten by
a. dog in Ridgewood avenue, Glen Ridge,
near the East Orange line, yesterday after
noon. In company with a young woman
De Groot was s~trolling along, carelessly
swinging a cane and accidentally struck the
dog with the cane,
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GOLFERS TO
PLAY IN WEST ORANGE
Invitation Tournament Will Be Held by
the Essex County Country
Club.

Several of thefbest known women golfers
IN this section have entered for thu
Woman's invitation golf tournament of the
Essex County Country Club, which will
open in West Orange Tuesday and con-
unue until Friday, when the finals are
plf3ed. Cups and a medal will be awarded.
Among those who have entered are the
Mrs. ". Fellowes Morgan, BaItusrol;
Mrs. NJ. D.. Paterson, Baltusrol; Miss NJ.
l.. Harrison, Baltusrol; Mrs. N. p. Rogers,
Plaintield Country Club; Miss Julia K.
Mix. Bnglewood Country Club; Mrs. w.
u. Vanderpool. Morris County Country
Club: Miss {. Ii. Foster, Morristown Coun-
try Club; Miss elsa Trowbridge,, New
Haven Country Club: Mrs. Roger White,
New. Haven Country Club: Miss Helen
Darlington. New Haven Country Club;
Mrs. L.. w. Callan, Englewood Country
Club: Mrs. S. f. Lefferts, Englewoo1
COUNTRY Club; Mrs. Neidlinger, Montclair;
Miss Kate Van Ostrand, Watertown Coun-
try Club; Mrs. A. Rilser, Essex County
Country Club; Mrs. &c. f. Sanford, Essex
County Country Club; Miss Fannie Os-
good, Brookline Country Club; Mrs. Gram
ford. Essex County Country Club; Miss
II. Hart. New Haven Country Club; Mrs.
w s. T~rowbridge, New Haven Country
Club: Mrs Il, c. Hillard. Fairfield Coun-
County Country Club, Mrs. Ralph Lane,
Richmond County Country Club; Miss j..
Bredt, Essex County Country Club; Mrs.
Wallace Bolles. Apavanis Club; Miss Ruth
Milne. Albany County Country Club: Miss
Kuttroft. Manhansett County Country
Club; Miss ~Prechardt. Manhansett County
Country Club; Mrs. p. ingalls,, Essex
County Country Club; Miss NJ. L. Meeker.
St. Augustine Club; Mrs. F. c. woodruff,
Forest Hill Field Club; Mrs. H. Cory,
Forest Hin Field Club Mrs. f. G.. Bur
CESS, Montclair; Miss Il; G. Harley, Fall
Country Club; Miss c. Z. Porter, Brook
line County Club; Mrs. James G. Clark,
County Country Club; Mrs.
I -IAA u a,.A-- = @L
Country Club: Mrs. John A. Morton, Rich
mond County Country Club; Mrs. Ralph
Morrell. Richmond County Country Club.
and Mrs, George Ennis, Englewood Coun-
trV Glnh
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BELLEWLLE.

Mrs. Charles S. Eaton, Of Brooklyn. who
has been visiting Mrs. Clara Otkins, of
Jerolaman street. has returned home.
John T.. Boylan, of Clinton street, will
leave tomorrow for a weeks stay al
Washington, D.. c.. and the jamestown
exposition.
In the Reformed Church tomorrow
morning the Re-. N. W. Conner Will
preach on THE Closer Walky' The sub
ject at the afternoon service will be YES
sells Unto Honor"
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Kane, of
stephen street. was held this morning to
ST. Peters r. G. Church. where a mass Of
requiem was celebrated. Interment was in
ST. Peters Cemetery.
The Spiritual Priesthood of Believers p
viii be the topic Of the Rev. C. T. Scud-
de" IN the Wesley NJ. e. Church tomorrow
morning. The discourse in the evening
VIII be on Remembering the Future"
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Beatty. of Grey
lock avenue. entertained last night in
honor of their daughter, Miss Agnes Beat
~. Guests We're present from Belleville
Nutley and Newark.&
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NEW SECRETARY FOR
VAiLSBURG IMPROVERS.
Charles P. ingalls, Resigns Because He
rs Going to Move and DR.. William
satterer Succeeds Him.

Charles P. ingalls, resigned as secretary
of the Yallsburg Improvement Associa-
ton at a meeting in Union Hall, South
Orange avenue, that section, last night.
He gave as his reasons TINT his contem-
plated removal from the Vailsburg see-
lion. DIR. William Satterer was elected to
fill the vacancy.
The dust raised by automobiles on the
county road was again discussed by the
Yailsburgers, but the Legislature having
failed to take up the bill providing for the
taxation of automobilists, the committee
could only report progress.
Edward Hqger, president of the asso-
citation. said that the postmaster had failed
TO live up to his agreement to locate
several more letter-boxes in the Vailsbure
section. .
A special meeting of the association viii
be held in Union Hall next Friday to elect
delegates to the Federation of Improve
ment Societies convention.
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MONTCLAIR.

Robert Goodman, son of Mr.. and MS,
Frederick S. Goodman. of Walnut street,
has been appointed a social and physical
secretary for one of the Y. NJ. C. a. build
mgs, which the United States government
has erected along the route of the Panara
Canal He Is a graduate of the Montclair
High School and Wesleyan College.
Miss Theodore Ursula Irvine will give
humorous readings in the Christian Unioi'
CONGREGATIONAL Church, Upper Montclalr,
next Friday evening, under the auspices
of the Young Men Missionary Society, OF
the church.
The Rev. Albert Won SchIieder pastor Of
the Dutch Reformed Church, MontcIair
Heights. and Miss Minnie Eta Newkirk,
daughter of Charles Dewitt Newkirk, Of
Old Hurley, n. r.. VIII be married next
Tuesday at the brides home.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. s. milford and family.
Of South Mountain avenue. are spending
two weeks at the Blooming Grove, Hunt
ing and Fishing Club in Pennsylvania.
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vAILsBURG SECTION.

C. Christensen, Of South Orange ave-
nue. and Halstead street, has started
the erection of a one-story building
next To his saloon for bowling alleys,
Four Brunswick alleys will be in
stalled. They will be done about No
Yember 10. James p. Donnelly's new
alleys at South Orange avenue and
Smith street were opened this after
noon. Win the new Christensen alleys
added to those of Donnelly's, Welsh
cr's and Walsh's, the Vailsburg section
will be Well supplied. with alleys, and
be formed. Rudolph Molters, president
of the James =. Donnelly Social Club,
rolled the first ball at the formal open-
Ing of the Donnclly alleys this after
noon. The officers of the Donnelly
Club elected at a meeting recently are.
besides Mr.. Molter, H.. o. Fischer, vice.
president; Alfred Douglas. captain of
the bowling team: Peter Pellus, secre-
tary, and Arthur Sheridan.
Evan D.. Edwards, principal of the
Alexander street Public School, will
preside at the mems prayer meeting. in
the Kilburn Memorial Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning.
The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas b. Shan
non have returned from Manassas, Va,
and Mr.. Shannon will conduct the
morning and evening services in the
church tomorrow.
The Rev. Austin e.. Armstrong, pas
feetive Religion" in the V~ailsburg
Methodist Church tomorrow morning.
The West End Whist Club opened it's
social season last night with a party
at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schaefer, in West End avenue. Mr..
Schaefer won the first prize. Mrs,
Paul Friedheim won second and Jacob
Calm third. The next meeting of the
club will be held at the home of Mrs,
Friodheim, 20 Howell place, next
Thursday.
The Ups and Downs Whist Club will
hold it's first party of the season at
Mrs. Friedheims residence next Thurs
day week.
viii meet in Union Hall Monday night.
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ORANGE CAMPAIGN TO
OPEN WEEK AFTER NEXT.
Republican Meetings in Orange Theatre
Oct. IL and Nov. l, and Democratic
Rally There Oct. %.

At a meeting OF the Orange Republi-
can city central committee last night
plans were made for the Orange city cam
paign, which viii he opened on October Il.
Meetings will be held in the several wards
and districts in the city and Sheriff Frank
II. Sommer. Senator Everett Colby, Al
derman William 2. Martin and others will
make addresses, Chairman Edward S
Perry announced.
There will be a banner massmeeting
November 1 in Orange Theatre, when John
Franklin Fort. Senator Colby. Wilbur A.
Mott and Alderman Martin will speak.
Thomas A. Davis will preside at the
Democratic mass-meeting to be held in
the Orange Theatre, Friday evening, DC
tober %. Frank s.. Katzeznbach, Jr., will
be the principal speaker.
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ORCHESTRAL CONCERT PATRoNEssEs

The following women of the Oranges bavn
become interested in the concerts to b,
given Mt the Wonan's Club. East Orange,
by The New York symphony Orchestra
this season and will act as pntronesses
Mrs. William r. Allen. Mrs. Edward w.
Ashley, Mrs. William Torey Baird. Mrs.
Wilmer a. Baldwin, Mrs. William Thayer
Brown, Mrs. James T.. Cheesman. Mrs.
Gardner Colby, Mrs. Richard M. Colgate,
Mrs. Benjamin Douglas, il, Mrs. Thomas
A. Edison. Mrs. Francis NJ. Eppley. Mrs.
Thomas A. Gillespie. Mrs. William E. Gil
more, Mrs. Edward II. Graves. Mrs. Rob-
ert w Hawkesworth Mrs. S. Barton Haz-
nrd. Mrs. Cyrus Hitchcock. Mrs. George r.
Howe, Mrs. Alfred y. Jenkins, Mrs. Char
ence Fl. Kelsey, Mrs. Alexander King. Mrs.
Ira A. Kip, ir., Mrs. Otto Lohrke, Mrs.
Samuel Lord, Mrs. Manton B. Metcalf. Mrs.
George Merck Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs.
William Scheerer. DR.. Sara c. Spottis-
woode. Mrs. William F.. Stewart. Mrs.
Charles A. Trowileidge. Mrs. Frank Van
derpoel and Mrs. Ired L. Val Ness.
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E. 0. FIREMEN 10 pANor.

Arrangements for the dance to be held
Thursday evening, November q, Mt the
Woman's Club, in East Orange, under the
auspices of the Firemen's Mutual Benefit
Association have been abont completed.
On the arrangement committee are Chief
William IL. M~arkwith, Charles Carter,
George Mitchell and John Grannon. Chief
Markwith is chairman Of the reception
committee and will be assisted by all the
members of the department.. George
Mitchell, Richard Smalley and Michael
link compose the music COMMITTEES. wall.
ter Holey and James Finneran are in
charge of the printing. John Shannon
will be the floor manager and will be as
sisted by Charles Carter, James Lawson.
Frank Inderweise, Edward J. Purdue and
Edward link.
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GUILD ENTERTAINmENTs.

The First Presbyterian Church Guild. Of
Bloomfield, viii begin Its twelfth season
Of lectures and entertainments on Monday
evening. October IS. The course consists
of ten entertainments and the announce
ment for the first five IN the series is as
follows: Monday. October 70, concert by
the Lotos Club, Of New York city. assisted
by Miss Celine del Costilho, soprano, and
Jean Degseler, vlolinist; Monday. Novem-
Der II, lecture by Professor Edward A.
Steiner, Ph. D.. OF Iowa College. on s'On
the Trail Of the Immigrant Monday. Mo-
Yember q, illustrated lecture by G, Z,
Chester, on The Panama Canal;' Monday.
December ,, Shakespeeria1 recital. 9TH
Tempest, by Marshall Darrach; Monday,
january z. 1908. lecture by the Rev. Dg.
Newell Dwight Hills, on 'Our Country
and It's People"
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CAUGHT sTEALTNa BREAD.

For some time past the people living
along Mlllburn avenue. Millburn, have
been annoyed by some one stealing the
bread and milk which were left on the
stoopS early in the morning by The bakers
and mllkmen. Frank Deller has suffered
most from this depreciation, and about 6
q. m. today he caught a man running off
the man To the township lookup. The
man gave the name of Donatso Santeral
and said he lived with Peter Panjanna, in
Elm street, Millburn. He has been in
this country but five months and could
give no excuse for his action.