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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
NICKELDROME MAN HELD
ON YOUNG GIRLS CHARGE.
Generoso Pisano, of Orange, Committed
without Bail on Complaint of Hazel
E. Wilcox. Under Age.

Generoso Pisano, % years old. who is
connected with a nickeldrcme in Orange,
and who was under $1,000 bail for shooting
Kate Hayes in This city several years ago,
was held without bail in the Orange Po-
lice Station today on a serious charge pre-
ferred by Ernest Wilcox, father of Hazel
e. Wilcox. The show man was charged
by the child with having committed an as
sault upon her when she called at the
nickeldrome with reference to a position
last July. The girl was turned over to
Probation Officer John J.. Gascoyne, who
will place her In a private institution to
await Pisano's trial.
The Wilcox girl had left home and was
located with her grandmother In New
York. Her father yesterday brought her
home and this morning, keeping an APP
pointment with Mr.. Gascoyne and Chief
of Police Drabell, had the girl subjected
to a cross examination. which resulted in
the complaint against Pisano. AS the girl
was under age Judge Bray refused to ac-
cept bail and Plsano was locked up.
The arrest was brought about speedily
this morning. A citizen complained against
the nickeldrome, which is located in Main
street. opposite the Orange Free Library,
and Chief Drabell sent for one OF the man :
agement to answer the criticism. Pisanc
the girls charge. Pisano gave his address
ns 40 William street, Orange. He was out
of New Jersey for some time after shoot
ing the Hayes woman. but was later To-
Gated and bailed out. The Wilcox girl was
away from home for six weeks and during
that period fell IN with the nickeldrome
people.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
SUBURBAN PAGE
IS ATTACKED
EAST ORANGE DEMOCRATS
ARE ANGRY.
1t Is Charged County Clerk Candidate
Voted at Republican Primary
Last Year.

Opposition to Valentine Braun, of East
Orange, Democratic candidate for County
Clerk. appears to be growing among
Democrats in his home city. 1t is now
charged that he voted the Republican
ticket at the primary election in 1906, and
did not vote at all at this years primary.
At the county convention Monday night
the East Orange delegates fought Braun's
nomination, even hooting when his victory
was announced. Prominent members of
the East Orange Democratic Club ave in
dorsed the stand taken by the delegation,
of which Martin Conboy was chairman.
The only vote from the city for Braun
came from James Fogarty, jr.
The claim is being made in East Orange
that Braun Is not a Democrat, according
TO the law. and that this was one of the
main reasons why the delegates refused to
vote for him.. This stand will also be
further strengthened, it is announced, or
election day. as many of the Democrats
say they will not vote for Braun.
A prominent resident Of the city stated
today that proof can be given any time that
Braun voted last year in the Republican
primaries in the first district of the Fourth
Ward.
A meeting Of the Democratic Club will
be held in the near future, and the mat
ter will be taken up.
Mr.. Braun was out of East Orange to-
day and could not be seen.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
CALDWELL, VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

The monthly meeting of the Caldwell
Borough Improvement Association was
held yesterday afternoon at Association
Hall. The president. Mrs. William o..
Raven. was in the chair. The treasurer's
repor showed a neat balance on hand.
The next meeting, Tuesday, October 10,
Is the annual one and a nominating conf
mittee was appointed to report then, con-
sisting of Mrs, John w. Gosman. Mrs.
Edmund r. Laine and Mrs. George A.
Bogert. The ways and means committee
will take charge of the entertainment. A
whist will be given Friday evening, Octo-
Der II, in Association Hall. Prizes will
be awarded and dancing will follow the
games.
Mrs. II. W. Bartlett and son, John w.
Bartlett, of Hartford. Conn.,, are visiting
the Misses Phebe and Hattie Harrison, OF
Bloomfield avenue, West Caldwell.
The Cleaning Circle, of West Caldwell,
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
chapel at 3 O'Clock. This is the first
meeting of the season and plans will be
made for the YEARS. work.
Miss Ada Sharwell, of Bloomfield avenue,
Caldwell. left this morning for flights
town. where she will attend the Peddie
Institute.
Mrs, James r.. Winans, of Elizabeth, is
visiting Mrs. Emily Harrison, of Foresi
avenue, Caldwell.
Mrs. dwin Rutt, of Bound Brook, re-
turned TO her horne yesterday, after a
stay of two months in North Caldwell.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
MONTCLAIR.

Bthelbert A. ~Hungerford, lately appoint
ed boys secretary of the Montclair Y.
M. c. A., will be formally introduced at
the boys annual dinner. which will be
held in the Association Hall a week from
next Friday evening. lie Grand Jarrett,
Frederick. Davis and Livingstone Taylor
will give reports of the older boys con-
ference. which was held at Silver Bay,
Lake George. An address will be deliv-
cred by Hon. Elkanah Drake, member of
the State committee of Y. M. c. A. Mr..
Hungerford will also make an address,
after which he will tell the boys of his
plans.
d. L. Mills. of Forest street. has re-
turned from a visit to Buffalo.
Mrs. M. L. Knight, of James street, is
home from S~handaken, N. Y.
Jacob Erd, of North Fullerton avenue,
returned last night from Europe, where
he spent three months.
The Rev. DR.. Amory H. Bradford, pas
tor of the First Congregational Church,
has returned from his vacation spent In
Maine. He feels n looks better h
for many years.
The Fire Board meeting, which was to
be held tomorrow night in fire headquar-
ters has been postponed until Friday
night. on account of the absence of the
chairman, Councilman Thomas P. Alworth
who will attend the Republican State con
vention at Trenton tomorrow.
John Evans, a negro youth, was fined
50 by Recorder Yost last night for disor-
derby conduct. He was charged with en-
tering the restaurant of William More, in
Bloomfield avenue, and using abusive Ian
guage.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
U ORANGE.

Fenrner village President Ira A. Kip,
j%,rS Scotland road ano Montrose avenue.
shar Returned from his summer home in
tB Thousand Islands.
J9lcmon Ii. Howe and family have re-
turned from a stay in the Thou
Sand islands.
Mrs. Paul G. Woodruff, of Academy and
Third streets, has returned from Bel
mar. where she spent the summer.
Lester Smith, of III South Orange ave-
nue.. has returned from Rockaway Beach.
Eugene v. Allen, of Scotland road, has
returned from Spring Lake.
William Metcalf and family, of Riggs
place. have returned from Middletown
Springs, Conn.
A. L. Rothery. of Riggs place. has re-
turned from a vacation spent in Maine.
Daniel McRorie, of Luddington road, Is
at Portland, Me. on a business, trip. He
will leave this week for Montreal. Canada.
Samuel b. Tilou, of R%idgewood road,
has returned from Sheldon, Conn.
The Misses Cecilia and Katherine Flynn,
of Cottage street. have returned from
their summer abode at Brockton. Mass.
Roland N. Grant. OF Hillside place, is
home from Larchmont-on-the u
c.. H.. Holzyderber. Of Montrose avenue,
has returned from Spring Lake, where he
spent the summer az the New Monmouth.
Howard A. Cooley, of Scotland road, has
returned from Moosehead Lake Me.
Herbert Kirk. Of Delaware avenue, has
returned from u stay at Scarboro-on-the-
Hudson.
Mrs. Frank f. Martin, OF Ridgewood
road, has returned from an auto tour of
the New England States.
The Flremen's Relief Association failed
to hold its regular quarterly meeting last
night for lack of a quorum.
Mrs. Florence Sherry, of Valley and
Third streets. has returned from a vRca.
ton spent at Boston.
The reading classes, which were conduct
ed for boys and girls in the Free Public
Library last winter by Miss Julia Schnei
der. will be resumed again next month.
Policeman Patrick Kolly arrested WIN.
lam Holmlein, u years old, Of $50 South
seventh street, Newark, and EWald Boos
IS years old, of 15 Sixteenth avenue. New.
ark for riding bicycles without the display
OF lamps last night. Police Justice j. Mar.
tin Roll fined them each 50 today.
School Trustee Henry G.. T. Martin and
family. have returned from Massachusetts
Louis Lontrel, of Charlton avenue. left
today for Lakeville, Conn.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
BL0OMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE.

The funeral of John Sitko, who was en-
ployed in the Cakes Wooden Mills, along
the Third River in Bloomfield, was held
N st. Valentines Church this morning.
He resided at Sc Mill street, Bloomfield,
and is survived by a widow and one child.
Mrs. Frederick T. Camp, Mrs. Leila
Camp Day and Clement Camp, residents
of 1877 Broad street for many years, are
now living in Orange;
Theodore Jones. of Montclair, is erecting
a new house at Watching avenue and
Broad street, Brookdale.
James T. Boyd Council. Jr. o. Z. A. NJ.
will continue its carnival on the grounds
in the Centre until Saturday night.
Charles Racin. a Montclair hackman,
was fined $40 for disorderly conduct by Re-
corder Cadmus in Bloomfield last night.
Racin was charged with disorderly con-
duct by Policeman Arthur Charles on the
carnival grounds Monday night.
Mrs. Horace Dodd, of Bloomfield avenue,
has gone to the Memorial Hospital. Or
ange, where she will undergo an operation.
Mrs. Lillian r.. Gutierrez, of Franklin
Hill, has taken up her residence in Man
haitian.
Arnold Grob, of the German Theological
School, has gone TO Cleveland. 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Clark, of Broad street.
have returned from New York State.
Miss NJ. Gertrude futile, who has been
spending the summer in Michigan, has re-
turned to 2NS Liberty street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
One new COP
IRVINGTON'S FINEST" NOW
NUMBER SEVEN.
Special Officer Christopher Hughes Made
Regular Patrolman, Despite
Frey's Opposition.

~Irvington's police force was increased
last night from six regular patrolmen to
seven by the Town Council. Christopher
Hughes, who has been a special officer for
several years, was the man appointed. The
Increase was not made without opposition.
Councilman Warren T, Frey declared
that the police department has made no
great demand for another patrolman and
he thought the force was doing very well
with six men. 1t was understood at the
meeting last month that when another
patrolman was appointed his services
would meet present requirements. and two
bicycles were also purchased TO enable
the men to cover longer beats. he said.
As yet, he said, the bicycle posts have
not been established, and the efficiency
of the wheels has not been determined.
The matter should. at least, be laid over
for the present, he thought.
In reply Councilman Ernest Boerger,
whose motion 1t was that called for an
other policeman. stated that the recently
appointed patrolman was needed for day
duty and the outlying districts are not
covered now any better than before. The
bicycles, he said, cannot be used or the
roads in certain sections, nor can they be
made available in the winter.
Councilmen Lacombe. Dehnert and Os-
born also spoke favorably on the PROPOSE
ton, and 1t was carried.
In the absence of a whole Council sew
eral unanimous consent street improvement
propositions were again laid over.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
PROVED HIS CASE.
8. ]. G. A. Agent Showed Blood-stained
Saddle Padding in Cruelty Charge.

Emilio Palette, of SO Cone street, Orange,
a driver for a sewing machine company,
was arrested yesterday in Montelair for
driving a horse with a big sore under the
saddle pada The arrest was made by Hor-
ace s. Miller, of Bloomfield, an agent of
the s. P. c. A. and when he had the man
arraigned before Justice of the Peace Peter
Larsen, of Montclair, the prisoner was fined
80. A representative of the machine
company, together with a New York law
yer, appeared at the court after the fine
had been imposed. The lawyer herated the
S. P. c. A. agent for arresting the man
and having him arraigned before he was
represented by counsel.
Both the lawyer and the company's rep
resentative told Mr.. Miller tina he should
have told his prisoner that anything he
said would he used against him, and when
they were all through talking Mr.. Miller
asked the c~ompany's representative II he
knew the horse was sore.
''Why, certainly / knew it," the ma
chine man is said to have answered. Most
horses are
The fine was paid and the trio left the
court together, the lawyer threatening to
appeal the case.
Mr.. Miller said in court that the horse
had blood streaming down both sides OF the
saddle, and offered as evidence the pad
ding Of the saddle which was soaked with
blood.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
ACROSS SEA TO WED
ENGLISH GIRL KEEPS WORD
TO LOVER.
frederick Aldred Came to America SIX
Months Ago to Win Home
for Her.

A little love romance begun In England
found a sequel in a ouiet marriage In nv
ington, Monday night. !,
Frederick AIdred, a conductor employed
on the Broad street trolley line, and MISS
Sarah Travis. just landed from the ola
country, are the two young people who
were unitede. and the Rev. William ID.
Hainer, pastor of the First Christian
Church of %Irvington, tied the knot.
six months ago Aldred lived in London.
Times are not very prosperous for the
average workingman in England Just at
present, and Aldred. who is an ambitious
fellow, realized that IL he would marry
he must seek a home in a land where n
living ie assured. So he aud his bride
elect settled that he should come to
America. II he found employment and
was satisfied with conditions here he was
TO send for her. He did come over, ana
this city was the place where he settled
down.
As a conductor he did fairly well. so a
few weeks ago he sent word Tor MISS
Travis to come to him. Alone she crossed
the Atlantic to meet her husoand-to-be
and they Travelled directly to the lryfngton
parsonage.
Clinton avenue and Tichenor place lrV-
fnRton.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
BELLEVILLE.

Mr.: and MRS. A. Cooper and family, of
washington avenue, arrived home yester-
day from Atlantic City, where they spent
the last few months.
Chester Depuy and wife. of Stephens
street. left yesterday on a trip to the
Thousand Islands and Canada.
Julius Moiser, of 176 Hillside avenue,
Newark, was arrested last night by Special
Policeman Charles Winski in Main street
for exceeding the speed limit with his
automobile. Acting Police Justice La Fau-
cherie fined him so. which he paid. Winskl
also arrested last night Charles \.
Schmidt, of Nutley, for speeding on WASH
ington avenue with his machine. Schmidt
raid a fine of SIS.
The police committee held a short ses-
sion last night in School No. ]. Applica-
tons for the position OF chancemnn were
received from John Smith, William Sui
Ivan and Harry Coeyman and were re-
ferred 20 the investigating committee.
Police Justice Connell was ordered TO turn
in all fines to Treasurer Hirdes. The
health committee also met. Henry Under
wood, recorder Of vital statistics. reported
l6 deaths, II births and s marriages. Health
Inspector George Williamson stated that
the town was. free OF contagious diseases.
A plumbers license was granted to Edgar
Dackerman. of Bloomfield.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
MAPLEW0OD.

The Misses Alice and Jane Ball. of JEFF
fersou avenue, have. returned from a va
cation spent at Chatham, Cape Cod, Mas
sachusetts Bay.
Miss Alice Holmes, of Boston. is visit
ing friends a 3 South Prospect street.
Residents of Madison avenue have Pc
titioned tile South Orange Township Com
mittee that that street be made a public
thoroughfare.
Miss Helen Pryor, of South Prospect
street. a graduate of the class of '07.
South Orange High School, has accepted q
position as Kindergarten teacher in Miss
Harriet Spining's School. Irvington Ave
nue., South Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert L. Pierson. OF
Ridgewood road, have returned from a
stay in Long Island.
Edward Mason Van Iderstine has been
team of the Maplewood Sporting Club.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
WANTS NEW HOSE AND
MORE FIRE MIGRANTS.
South Orange Village Fire Chief Makes
New Recommendations to the
Fire Committee.

In order to give better fire protection in
South Orange Village, Fire Chief Harry ].
Becker, of that place. has recommended to
the fire committee that new hose be pur-
chased and additional hydrants be installed.
Some time ago the fire chief made recon-
mendation to the Village Board of Trus-
tees In his annual report for hose. but
never received any.
In his new recommendation he states
that at least 1000 feet is needed. and sug-
gests that the fire hydrants be located al
the following points.
Raymond avenue and Scotland road,
Valley street corner of proposed Fifth
street, Irving avenue and Scotland road.
Montague place and Prospect street, Tillou
and R~idgewood roads.
This, together with the new water main
in Third street connecting up three dead
ends, the work of which will be con
tracted for at the next meeting of the
board. will not only give better equipment
TO fight fires with, but will also increase
the pressure and give a better circulation
of water to various parts of the village.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
NUTLEY.

The Franklin Athletic Association has
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: President, John d. Donaldson;
secretary, Charles b. Barnes; treasurer,
Thomas w. Crowley. board of trustees,
John d. Donaldson. Charles 3. Barnes,
Thomas w. Crowley, Henry A. Connolly.
Patrick r, Guthrie, DR.. George B. Phil
hover. Arthur Stager, William X. Austin
and William Bradshaw.
Mrs. Preston Stevenson and Paul Steven
son. Of Grant avenue, nave arrived home
from a summer sojourn at Amagansett,
l., /.
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson, of New York,
Is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lounsbery,
of the Enclosure.
Miss Gertrude Knight, of Lakeville,
Conn. is visiting Colonel and Mrs. Henry
g.. Prout. OF Nutley avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Stern, OF River road.
have gone to New York for the fall and
winter months.
Miss Kathryn Bingham, of Montclair. Is
a guest Of Miss Louise Philhower. of
Grant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Ludlow, of Maple
place, have returned from a months camp
ing out at Lake Hopatcong.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Dana Marsh and
family. Of the Enclosure. have returned
from a months soiourn at Quogue, l.. ].
Miss Phoebe l.. Prout, of Nutley avenue,
has returned from a visit to friends at
Plttsburs.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
COP WITH A GOOD EYE.
Policeman Reynolds, of South Orange,
Hits Nine Out of Ten Bull's-eyes.

Burglars had better steer clear of Police
man Patrick Reynolds, of South Orange.
or else they may carry a ball from his
new revolver If they meet him and try
to escape. He made a score of 40 out Of
a possible 80 in the police revolver target
shooting held ON the Fenner grounds, South
Orange, yesterday. He made 9 bull's-eyes
out of 10 and only missed the tenth one
by a hair.
This is a new record for the police de-
partment. the highest score heretofore
having been held by Policeman John
Manion, 46. Reynolds also brought his
average up . points and il is now within
2 points of the leader. Thomas ]. Sherry,
whose average Is 35.
Policeman John Matte, when he made a
score Of 80. thought he had the record for
the day, but Policeman Reynolds made 1t
look small when he put up a 40. Marshal
Thomas T.. Mcguire also beat it with a
mark of "A.
The other scores made were: Patrick
Kelly. 80; William Comerford, 20; Pat
rick S%kefington, 20, and Michae Lally, Is.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
DAMR0SCH'S ORCHESTRA
TO PLAY I'M EAST ORANGE.
New York Symphony Will Give Series
of Four Concerts There This
Coming Season.

East Orange music lovers will have an
opportunity Of enjoying a series of four
concerts by the New York Symphony Or
chestra, under Walter Damrosch, this
coming season. The concerts will be
given In the large music hall Of the Wom-
ans Clubhouse, in East Orange, on +he
following Thursday nights; November, IA.
December u, January %, 1908, and hiarch
., 1905. The orchestra will number fifty
men. 1t has never before played in the
Oranges, and its high reputation, together
with that of its director, will probably in
sure it a good patronage. The local man
agement is under the direction of Mrs. Paul
Sutorius, of East Orange, who is interesting
a large number OF society women of the
Oranges in the series.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
POE GETS COMMISSION
AS NEW POSTMASTER.
Bloomfelder Will Succeed Moritz Mon
day and Will Be Assisted
by Mrs, Poe.

William Poe, of Bloomfield, received his
commission as postmaster of Glen Ridge
today. His bondsmen are Halsey M. Bar
rett, of BLOOMFIELD, and Frank s. Benson,
of Glen Ridge. Mrs. Poe will act as her
husbands assistant.
He will begin his duties next Monday,
and his term of office is for one year, or
the unexpired term of Charles Moritz, who
had been In charge of the office ever since
it was established. The new railroad ticket
office has been completed.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
rRApEs couNC1L,s CHARGE.

There is a chance that Edgar Lethbridge.
of Orange, Speaker OF the House of As
sembly, and Assemblyman John Breunig
will be opposed by organized labor in the
coming election. At last nights meeting
of the Federated Trades Council In Orange
a resolution was passed eondemning the
attitude taken by both in regard to the
plumbers license bill. 1t was claimed chat
the Speaker is holding the bill back and
preventing any action being taken on it.
The meeting also ratified the action of
the Wagon Workers Union in declaring
that the Orange Brewery was unfair be-
cause .;is rewery4 had not lived up to its
aereement with the union.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
Stage HANDS Ar SUPPER.

The stage employees of the Orange The
atre enjoyed their first anpua banquet
last night at w. II. Cross's 80 Day street,
Orange, when a bountiful repast with
roast turkey as the principal item on the
menu was served by Mr.. and Mrs. Cross.
There were plenty of good things for the
inner man with the usual liquid refresh
ments and after the dinner several all
dresses were made. Andrew ]. Kelly was
toasfmastar.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
SMALL ASKS FOR HELP.
Appeals to Organized Labor for Money
for Photographers.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-s. j. Small,
president of the Commercial Teleg-
raphers' Union, has issued an appeal
to organized labor in the United States
n Canada to help the striking teleg-
raphers financially. The appeal is APP
proved by the officers of the American
leratlon of Labor and is signed By
them.
1t was issued as the result of a con-
Terrence Sunday evening In Washing
ton between the federation officers and
President Small. The circulars which
were sent broadcast today recite that
so per cent. of the commercial teleg-
raphers are out.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
SMASH ICE MAN GETS 1T.

The accident list Of the Central avenue
trolley line in East Orange was added TO
last night when a car smashed into an ice
wagon of William Jenkins. of East Or
Ing the cal. track coming from Steuben
street. jenkins claimed the vehicle was
travelling IT q high rats OF sneed. and he
was knocked unconscious. The wagon was
also smashed. The police obtained no rec-
ord of the accident. The ice dealer was
picked mp by the crew and hurried to the
car barns on the avenue and the company
cfhcers secured a physician. Jenkins was
suffering from MANY cuts and bruises aud
shock. A carriage was procured finally
and the mar taken home.