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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
SOUTH

Announcement is made OF the engage
ment of Miss Katherine Josephine Nor
rison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Morrison, of Ridgewood road, to Policel
man Edward Tracy. The marriage will
take place early in the fall.
Miss Anna O'Brien has returned to her
home. in Park avenue. Summit. after
spending a few days as the guest of Miss
Miss Blanche Breach has returned to
her home, Ia Ridgewood, after paying n
visit TO Mrs. William ]. Brown, of Acad-
envy street.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur L. Brainerd, of
South Third street, have returned from a
long stay in Amherst. Mass.
Mrs. John ]. Hoppin, of Irving avenue,
and her father. 4. j. Preston. have gone
to Ocean Grove to spend their vacation.
Former Village Trustee Francis J. Spier
day for Luaiow. VT, 10 spend the re-
mainder of the summer
gone 10 AsburS Park for a fortnight
Division Nos A. o. H., VIII meet Il
rangements for its annual picnic and to
initiate several candidates.
Frank Hill. of Valley and Third streets,
has returned from the jamestown Expo
sition.
The plan of having a policeman sta
toned at the Corners Valley street
and South Orange avenue, during the
day has been abandoned.
Masses will be held in the Church of
Our Lady Of Sorrows Friday morning at
8 and o'clock. First Friday devotion
will be held in the evening at 7:45 O'Clock.
Miss Florence Sherry, daughter OF Ser
geant OF Police Thomas Sherry. OF Valley
and Third streets. left today for Back Bay,
Mass. to spend the remainder of this
month and August.
Miss Elizabeth and Martin Lehman, Of
2S4 Terrell street, have gone to Asbury
Park to spend a two weeks vacation.
The All-Star Athletic Club baseball team
did not appear TO play a scheduled game
with the Field Club nine Saturday.
The South Orange Athletic Club base
ball nine defeated the Woodlands, Of
Newark, on the Taylor grounds yesterda!
| by the score of 4 to 8. George Smith, wht
twirled for the locals, allowed but on,
| hit. Next Sunday the Athletic Club will
have the Atlantic Regulars as their op
ponents on the home grounds.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
new MURDER THREAT
East Orange Armenian's Mother and Sis
ter Are Now in Danger,
1t Is Feared.

Believing that every tick Of the clock
brings death nearer to him. Armen p.
Aleon. the Eas Orange man marked for
slaughter by the Armenian Hunchakists,
Is showing the awful strain in haggard
face and ztnken eyes. Outwardly calm
and resigned, he seems more perturbed
over the condition of his mother than over
his W fate. He has been made aware
of letters sent to the New York district
attorneys office threatening not only his
life. but that OF his mother ard sister, UNI
less the $40. 900 demanded Is Forthcoming
before Saturday. and will have his home
guarded today and every day while he Is
in New York.
With his two Armenian guards and the
bulldog, Mr.. Aleon received a reporter last
night, after the man had been passed in
and vouched for by the special police Of
the East Orange force on guard att mis-
rome, SO Arlington avenue. Asked II there
had been my new developments In his
remarkable case, the merchant replied:
No, for the only development possible
would be for the Hunchakists to succeed
in carrying out their purpose to murder
me. l can hardly expect, or even hope,
that I shall be able to escape the fate that
has overtakeu so many of M countrymen
In and near New York. I feel certain
that. like the others, 1 Will be ultimately
assassinated. but as l LAY assured you
before, l expect to put up a good fight"
Here Mr.. Aleon displayed a hair-trigger
.SS-calibre revolver that lay loosely in his
coat pocket. A full stock of ammunition
and other revolvers lying nearby spoke of
an increase in the armament of the arse
nal into which the pretty uburban resi-
dence had been converted.
The plot Of the Hunchakists thickens
each day. and new names are added to its
dread death roll. Mr.. Aleon's mother and
a number of others who are among hi
wealthy Armenians Of the metropolitan
district have been threatened in the last
two days. while men in other cities are
being ordered to pay for the privilege OF
/ 4..t-
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
lRvlMGToN AND HILTON.


Mrs. Arthur Latimer and son, OF 162 Elm
wood avenue, ~Irvington. sailed Saturuay
on the Anchor Line steamship Coiumpla
for Scotland, where she will visit friends.
Later she will go to Holland for a SIX
months stay.
Charles Clark, of Park place, lryingtoli.
Is Ill.
Charles S. Carpenter, of Springfield ave-
rue, Hilton, presented the athletic assoc
citation of the Hilton Christian Church
with a punching bag Saturday night. Bas,
ketball apparatus has been Installed and
regular games win DE played during the
winter.
The Rev. William S. Coeyman, pastor of
the Hilton M. e. Church. has accepted q
call to extend ais stay with that church
for another year ending April, 1909.
Baloonist Archie Griffin, who made an
ascension from Olympic Park, yesterday
afternoon. descended from a parachute in
the rear yard of the Rev. A. c.. Fliedner,
pastor of the Trinity Episcopalf Church.
His balloon settled N q yard in Irvington
Centre.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
WINE, WATER, ROW.
Bunch of Half Intoxicated Italians on
Seton Hall College Grounds
Turned Out by Police.

Love for the Seton Han College spring
water as a chaser for the large quantity
of wine which they consumed, or some
other reason. led a party of about seventy
five Italians to take such a liking to
the college grounds in South Orange yes
terday that they only departed from it
after the South Orange village police had
been called twice.
The Italians were making much noise
when Caretaker Stafford ~telephoned to the
police station asking them to quell the
disturbance. Policemen Patrick Skefing-
ton and Edward Tracy went to the scene
and found the Italians acting, as though
they owned the grounds about the coll
lege spring. The police caused them to
retreat.
A few hours later the Italians returned
to the spot and Stafford again called the
police. This time the gang, which was
showing the signs OF the liquor. seemed
ready to put III a fight but when the
police showed that they meant business
the intruders started in quick order for
the trolley cars on South Orange avenue
and came to this city. The police waited
until they were out of sight before return
ing to headquarters.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
DOG CATCHER WINS.

Louis Galena. a grocer at the corner of
Bay street and Glen Ridge avenue, Mont
clair, was fined $40 this morning by Re-
co D aos. In the Montclair Follce Suid
Steinfeld, the official dog catcher, in the
discharge of his duty.
On July 8 last the dog catcher picked up
a dog near Galena's home, and was about
to proceed to the dog kennel with it. The
evidence showed that Galena offered the
off1cial 81 10 release the dog. The latter
Galena to the office OF the Town
Clerk. where he could pay up and a the
dog released. Then, the dog catcher al
ieges, Galena struck him a violent blow on
the face. Galena admitted trying to take
the dog away from the official. but denied
striking him.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
CHURCH FUNDS GONE
TREASURER THINKS HIS SON
TO BLAME.
Granison Fields, of Shiloh Baptist
Church, Negro, of silver Lake, Says
$55 Is Missing.

The funds of the Shiloh Baptist Church,
a negro congregation. which worships IN a
house in Bloomfield avenue, Silver Lake.
have disappeared from the home of the
treasurer, Grandson Fields. of Silver Lake
and the latter suspects that his son, Will
lam. Is years old, can account Tor the
money. which amounts to So.
William was seen yesterday In the
company of a dusky maiden and failed
10 return to his own Preside last night.
The Belleville police have been asked 10
look for him..
The congregation occupies a house owned
by Postmaster Geroldo Maloran. Inc
members had been saving up to buy the
house, and Treasurer Fields has been
holding the money. He had II secreted
in a box in his home, and last night went
to the box to deposit yesterdays eollec-
tion. The box was empty. Fields was
dumfounded for a minute. but II
dawned on him later that his son had
been off on a number of pleasure trips
during the week.
The treasurer notified Postmaster
Maioran, who is also a special deputy
sheriff. The latter in turn notified chief
of Police Flynn.
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AUTOS SMASH; OWNERS ESCAPE.

Though the fronts of both automobiles
were battered in in a head-on collision
yesterday afternoon, the occupants, Charles
Broderson, of 23 Prospect street, East Or
ange. and E. ]. Rogers, of AZ Williamson
accident happened Mt Prospect street and
Park avenue, East Orange. Mr.. Br0derson
was driving his car west on Park avenue,
street, only to meet Mr.. Rogers's car.
which was going south. The two machines
met with a crash that brought persons out
of their houses. Word was sent to the
police station that there had been a bad
accident. When the tangle was straight
ened out it was found that no one was
hurt. TIL automobiles were towed to a
nearby garage.
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NOTES OF THE ORANGES.

Mrs NJ Macarthur, Of is Parkinson ter
.rateI Orange. has returned from a weeks
stay 1t the Catskills.
Mrs. M Macarthur, Mrs. e Adams, Mrs;
Adams. Of Orange. w3l spend this week at
Houses, Sussex County, with relatives
Victor Biahohi, Of Orange, and Cecil
Whitford. OF that city, ran two heats OF
9 1oO-Yard dash contest on the AShia ana
tancing Wi1itford by two feet and making
the 100 yards In II seconds fiat,
Policeman Cannon, Of Orange, found an
". r. Lamia, 81 Vernon terrace. East Or
ange, wandering In Chapter street. Orange,
at $3.50 o'clock this morning. He took
her TO the Orange police headquarters, ana
Policeman Gicrdano took her to East Or
ange headefuarters. Policeman Warner
then took her home.
Cornelius Eoryell, of % North Centre
street, Orange, jumped from. a trolley car
in Main street, Saturday. night and was
shaken up so he had to be taken to the
Memorial Hospital. He was later dis
charged.
Mrs. A. wix, of 81 North Arlington ave-
nue., East Orange. is spending the sumner
at Liberty, N. Y.
Henry Hale an family, Of 1928 Cleveland
street, Orange. are summering at Gay
W. David, of 6 North Walnut street.
East Orange. is spending a vacation al
Asbury Park.
Dr. j. Perry, OF & SOulIe N1hpie avenue
East Orange. has gone to LArrabe Point
VT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. Thompson, OF
Walker street, West Orange, have gone 70
Beach Haven FOR a short stay.
Miss Sadie 'Fagan. OF 81 Joyce street,
: Orange, is spending a vacation at Asbury
Park.
Mrs. s. Richards, Of IS North Arlington
avenue, a Orange, is S1mmering al
Silver Bay, N. Y.
Miss Belle Quimby, OF 50 Lenox avenue
East Orange, Is spending a few weeks al
Snow Hin. Md.
w. N. Knight and family, Of 14 Will.
lam street, East Orange. are summering
at ~Shandaken, n. Y.
Henry Nevlus and family. OF 10 steuben
street, will spend the remainder Of the
summer at Jamesport. L. l.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
VAIL BuRG SECTION.

Harry Murphy, of Hazelwood avenue,
has returned from Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Zusi, of Sand
ford avenue, have returned from an ex-
tended automobile trip and will leave
Saturday for Asbury Park.
More than 100 residents Of the Vailsburg
section attended the outing of the j. p.
Donnelly Social Club at Copleton's Grove,
Union, yesterday. Among the winners of
the various contests were Thomas Connel-
ly, who won the running match; John V.
Diefenthaler, who won the wrestling con-
test, and the married men defeated the
single men at baseball, Z to 1. Francis j.
Reynolds acted as judge.
Miss Marion Gomprecht, of West End
avenue. has gone to the Highlands of
Navesink to spend a fortnight.
The Arsdale Tigers defeated the Attain
tic Regular Athletic Clu at baseball yes
terday by the score of ) to 4.
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BELLEvlLLE.

Miss May Kinneally, Of Bridge street, Is
staying with relatives In Livingston
The funeral OF William L. McGonigle, OF
10 Bridge street. who died Friday, was
held this morning in st. Peters R. Z.
Church, where a high mass of requiem
was celebrated by the pastor, the rev.
James p. Smith. The interment was N
ST. Peters Cemetery. The members or
Belleville Council Knights of Columbus,
and Wire Weavers' Association viewed the
body last night. and this morning both
organizations were represented at the ~
neral.
John Hughes, OF CORTLAND street, was
fined So aud costs yesterday morning by
Justice of the Peace LaFaucherie or a
charge of being drunk and diSorderly.
Nicholas Parkes, % years old, Of Cutler
street. this city. and Michael RIFT, Is years
old, OF Crane street. this city. were ar
rested early yesterday morning in Wash
ingtOn avenue. They were arraigned be-
fore Justice LaFaucherie on q charge Of
d~isorderly conduct and were each fined
s. and costs.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
SUNDAY SPRINKLING
Some East Orange Citizens Object to It
on Religious Grounds-0thers
Are Rejoicing.

Despite the objections raised in many sec
tions of the city the s%prinkling carts were
out in Main street. East Orange, yester-
day, to keep down the dust along that
thoroughfare. Several church organizations
have asked the East Orange City Council
to stop the work on the Sabbath and have
1T performed late Saturday evenings. The
work of the sprinkling wagons yesterday,
however, seemed to be greatly appreciated
by many who took what they called a
more practical view of the matter.
Thomas Hicks, who has been awarded a
ive-year contract for sprinkling all the
streets, expects to receive his new equip
ment by Thursday, and it is probable that
he will be asked to make an experiment of
Saturday night s%prinkling. If 1t succeeds
the experiment will probablySbe continued.
With a few carts Hicks has been sprin-
king several streets during the past week.
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MAPLEWO0D.

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Hatch, Of Ridge
wood road. have returned from a vacation
spent at Asbury Park.
Charles Otto, of Jefferson avenue, has
gone to Atlantic City to spend a two
weeks vacation.
j. Donald Pryor, of South Prospect
street, captain of the Brown University
football team. is at Providence, where he
is experimenting the public baths during
the summer.
Miss Elizabeth MCGEE. of Oakland road,
has gone to Atlantic City for two weeks.
George r. Gardner, of Oakland road. is
at Asbury Park for ten days.
Among the latest Maplewooders to go to
Asbury Park is Edward Mason Van Ider-
stine, of Valley street.
The Ridgewood Athletic Club baseball
team, with Harry Foran In the box, de-
feated the National Juniors in a one-sided
game on the Summit avenue grounds Sat-
urday by the score of IA to 6.
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w VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

Miss Luella Condit, of New York, is a
guest at the Grover House, Caldwell.
Miss Jessie Louise Husk, of Bloomfield
avenue, Caldwell, has gone to Connecticut
for a two weeks vacation.
Charles Hanson, Henry Hessig and Fred
er1ck Hansan. OF New York, were guests
yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac q. Bald
win, of Whitfield street, Caldwell.
Mrs. J.. A. Brown, of Newark. is the
of Miss M. Margaret Alexander, of
Caldwell.
Joseph Emmett Hertz, of Caldwell, has
gone to Portland, Me-. for two weeks.
The Lotus Club, of Verona, vent to
Donnie Dixon's Grove, Pine Brook, Satur-
day night. A moonlight supper was served
between 8 and 10 o'clock. Those in the
party were Miss Pearl Rice, Miss Harriet
Miss Mildred Williams. Miss May Pen
noyer, Miss Ava sJewett and John Jacobus,
Edgar Williams, John Goble, Harold
Jacobus, Elmer Williams and Richard At
kin. Jr.
The Misses Ruth and Amy Larned, of
PhillipSburg, Pa, are guests of the
Misses Harriet and Mildred Williams, OF
Bloomfield avenue, Verona,
A Chinese tea for the benefit of the
Woman's Aid Society of the Verona Con-
gregational Church was held on the ado
joining lawns of Mrs. Charles A. Williams
and Mrs. Charles w. Curley, in Bloomfield
avenue, Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Charles M. Blorham, of Fairview
avenue, Verona, has gene to the Catskills
for a two weeks vacation.
Miss Jessie Campbell, Of Newark, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin G. Van Cor
don, OF Hanford place, Caldwell.
John Pease. of Brooklyn, was the guest
OF MI. and Mrs. Almus P. Clark, of Gould
place, Caldwell, Saturday.
Mrs. Orrie Kinsey Taylor, or Newark,
is visiting Mrs. Isaac Lane, of Whitfield
street, Caldwell.
Miss Gussie Garfield, of Hanford place,
Caldwell, who has been at the Mountain
side Hospital, Montclair, for the past ten
weeks, Is expected home Thursday.
Inc Rev. +. d. Macintosh, of the Cedar
Grove Congregational Church, has gone
to Massachusetts, for a vacation.
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COUNTYTAXR REPORTS
DUPLICATES TO COUNTY
BOARD NEXT WEEK.
Assessor Robinson, OF East Orange
Seeks County Boards Advice
on Graves's Estate.

AS the time approaches for closing the
books of the local tax assessors each
member of the various municipal
boards find some knotty problems con-
fronting them n seek the advice of
the County Board of Taxation. This
morning Albert e. Robinson, one of the
Orange assessors, sought information
regarding the valuations to be placed
o n. both personal and real estate hold
ings of the Henry Graves estat Of
Orange.
Mr.. Robinson had placed valuations
on the property, which were regarded
as low by the Orange board Of asses
sors, and he had consulted william A.
Lord, city counsel of Orange, regarding
the matter. but also sought the advice
of the County Board.
According to the provisions of the
tax law all assessors must have their
duplicate field books in the hands Of
the County Board by the first Tuesday
in August, which is a week from to-
morrow, and President Lathrop Ander-
son said this morning that the MEM
bers Of the County Board would be in
session at the Court House for the
purpose of receiving them. He said
there would be no deviation from the
provisions of the law and the books
must be ready.
Louis Cohen and j. P. Oelkers. two
real estate dealers, appeared before the
board seeking information regarding
the assessed valuation placed on their
holdings throughout the county, and
particularly in this city. They were
referred to the taxing authorities of the
various municipalities.
1t is expected that If the assessors
have their duplicates ready next Tues
day the County Board of Taxation will
be able to fix the tax rates for the
several municipalities in the county
within a few days.
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WANTED TO SELL OPEN" FOR TAXES.

In one corner of Saturdays issue of the
Caldwell News. which is printed at the
Newark City Home for Incorrigible Boys,
appeared an advertisement. inserted by
tine Caldwell Tax Collector. for the sale Of
the big Essex County penitentiary for I'M
paid taxes amounting to SIS. One of the
county officials saw the notice. He went
at once to the Court House In Newark
and obtained the required funds from
County Auditor Conklin. Back to Caldwell
he sped In an autoIWDbile and paid the de-
linquent tax, thereby saving a general re-
lease of prisoners by some one who might
want the big stone structure for a hotel or
boarding house.
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WRONG NAME MISLED
Louis Marcel, Jr., Son of Orange Police
man, Died in Jersey City Hospital.
Known as George McCauley.

Louis Marcel. jr., son of an Orange
policeman. who was run over by a train
On the Hackensack meadows Friday
night, died in the Jersey City Hospital
yesterday, He had gone under the name OF
George McCauley. The young man was
reported as injured under the name of
McCauley in the STAB on Saturday.
He sent word to friends In this city and
they looked him up. His brother. Peter
of guards, went to the hospital TO look
after the body in the absence of the
young mems father. Marcel was % years
old
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
HASKELL CHOSEN.
Successor to Late Freeholder Thomas
MCGOWAN, of Bloomfield, Named.

BENJAMIN Haskell of Bloomfield, a for
mer Town Councilman. and one Of the
best-known residents there. will succeed
the late Thomas MCGOWAN as Freebooter
from Bloomfield and Glen Ridge to serve
until January / next. AT the fall eleetoh
a candidate will be named to fill the un-
expired term of Mr.. MCGOWAN OF one
wear. He was chosen at a convention held
in the Bloomfield Town Council chambers
Saturday night. and Mayor William 7.
first ballot gave Mr.. Haskell sixteen
votes, George Peterson four and Seymour
p. Gilbert two. The second ballot gave
Haskell twenty and Peterson TWO.
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YOUTH ARRESTED FOR THEFT.

Melvin G. Smith. OF III Fifth avenue,
this city. left $23 In his working tool box.
In Haywood avenue, Orange. last week, and
when the money with the hoodoo numerals
"skidooed" he told the police he suspected
Gustave Imken, Is years old, of ZIG Dodd
street. East Orange, OF the theft. Both
men worked for Henry Vreeland and Act-
ing Detective 7. ]. Brown yesterday ar
rested Imken. Judge Bray held him IN
5000 ban for the Grand Jury today.
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ORANGE NEeREss FINEp.

Mrs. Carrie Jacobs, a negress, was fined
So by Judge Bray in the Orange Police
Court today. On Saturday the woman fol-
lowed her husband. who was In a cross
town trolley car at Day street, and the
vehicle moved without her. She was
dragged along for a block and the car
stopped. Her spouse fearing she was hurt
got Off the car and the woman started a
fight with him. Policeman Roberts then
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PLENTY OF HELP AT HAND.

Hugh Collins. of Washington place, East
municipality, fell In a faint at Main and
Walnut streets. East Orange, today, and
Chief Of Police Bell sent for the am
and called for another rig, and the pub
tic thought something serious had happened
as the two vehicles dashed to the scene
OF the accident. The man had a slight
cot on the forehead.
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FINED $40 FOR PULLING RAZOR.

Alfonzo Sementa, Of Canal street, this
city, was arrested by Cnanceman Edward
Byrne Saturday night for creating a dis
turbance at the home Of Joseph Tenereilo.
1888 Essex avenue, Orange. He was charged
with pulling a razor on Tenerello. The
razor was found in the street. Judge Bray
today fined Sementa $40.
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When mention is made of the emnIre-
builders Of the Canadian West, the name
mind. AS Donald Smith. he played an i'm
portant part In the exploitation Of the
great undeveloped country. He ouippe
q regiment, the Strathcona Horse. in the
South African War. He has lone much
toward stimulating the ties that bind the
imperial and colonial governments.
Lord Strathcona was knighted because of
his public work. and was raised 10 the
peerage because Of his philanthropy. This
latter point In his character was we'll
brought out by the celebrated English
novelist, Dickens, in his re~presentafion OF
the Cheeryble Brothers mentioned IN
Nicholas Nickleby." 1t Is not generally
known that Lord Strathcona wal the
chapple IN National Magazine.
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DOG CHUNG TO HORSES NOSE.

A horse owned by Leopold Block. Of S0l
Glenwood avenue. Bloomfield, was bitten
in the nose by a bulldog in Ridgewood
and the animal ran away, the feroclous
canine hanging on like grim death" John
Coleman, the driver. managed to beat the
dog off and DR.. Frederick c. Artoplaus,
a Bloomfield veterinary, attended the