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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
POLICEMAN CHARGED
WITH DRUNKENNESS.
South Orange Police Committee Reserves
Its Decision in the Lally
Case.

Charged with being under the influence
OF liquor when he reported for duty on
the evening of January 6, Policeman
Michael Lally, of South Orange was
given a hearing by the police committee
of the Village Board of Trustees yester-
day afternoon. The charge was preferred
by Desk Sergeant Thomas j. Sherry. The
committee reserved decision.
The sergeant told the committee that
on that night Lally entered the village
jail half an hour before the usual time
to go on duty and acted in a peculiar man
ner. He did not allow the officer to go
out on post until he notified Marshal
Thomas II. Mcguire, who appeared at
police headquarters forty-five minutes
later. By that time, the sergeant says,
the policeman had worked his drunk
off by taking some powders. The mar
Shall and Rowland d. Perrine, chairman of
the police committee, who was also pres
ent then, allowed the bluecoat to go on
duty.
Five other policemen. William Conner
ford, Patrick Reynolds. Patrick Mcguire,
Edward Hatton and Patrick Skefington,
who reported for work with Lally that
night, were present at the hearing last
night and testified that they saw moth
Ing wrong with Lally.
Sherry says Lally was not what he
would call blind drunk" but INIT to
go on duty.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
BELLEVILLE.

The Women's Missionary Society Of the
Reformed Church will hold its annual cleo
t1on tomorrow afternoon at the home OF
us yice-president, Mrs. r. S. Collari, ISL
Stephen street. Missionary Work in
China will be discussed.
There was a large attendance last night
at the smoker and entertainment of Belle
vile Council, Jr. O. u. A. M, in the lodge
room in the First National Bank build
ing. Refreshments were served during
the entertainment The committee ia
charge consisted of Edward Moore, chair
man: Payson Taylor and William McCul-
Tough.
The annual election Of directors of the
First National Bank resulted yesterday
afternoon in the reelection of the follow
ing. erwin r. Graves, James r. Boylan,
William II. Turk, Patrick j. Lee. Daniel
Mellis, George w. Staniar, William II.
Jacobsen. Werner w Forgie, Peter Igoe,
Joseph A. Connolly, Joseph T.. Hopper.
DIR. John r. Condor, Emil C. Mertz and
John r. Bowen. Inc election of officers
will take place next Thursday afternoon.
Plans are being discussed by members
OF the Eastwood Hose and Truck Com
papy for a plnochle tournament between
the three fire companies. A bowling
tournament was first considered but the
plan was abandoned. Morris A. Cahill
and Edward Mathes are In charge of the
ARRANGEMENTS for the Eastwood company,
and 1t is expected that the other COM
panies will appoint committees at their
next meetings.
The Wednesday Evening Club will meet
tonight at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles @. jones. OF washington avenue.
A mass meeting under tho auspices of
the boys department Of the Belleville Y.
NJ. G. A. viii be held in the Wesley M
e. Church next Sunday evening. John L.
Sproull will make the principal address.
The funeral Of Mrs. p. J. Coners. of 59l
Washington avenue, who died Monday.
| will he held tomorrow afternoon. Tho
| TlEkr N M SMfpngnp NaEtnr. nf Tho GuCRn-
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
TIPS ON SCHOOLS
SUPT. MEREDITH SPEAKS
TO NUTLEY M
Tells of State lawsuits Dodd, Of
Newark Library, Talks on Helping
Pupils-Reception Follows.

The literary section of the Woman's
Public School Auxiliary of Nutley met yes
terday at the residence of Mrs. J. Stuart
Brown, in Maple place, that Albert
b. Meredith, county superintendent of
schools, made an address on 1.-The School
Laws of New jersey Among the points
touched upon by the speaker were the con-
stitutionaI foundation of the school system.
the State School Board n the State
superintendent, and their powers; school
districts, the compulsory education act and
the special schools of the State. the Nor
NAL School, the Industrial School for
Colored Youth and the School for the
Deaf. Mr.. Meredith explained the State
school fun and the school tax. He said
that the railroad tax, now that the Perkins
act had been upheld by the courts, would
probably be appoTtioned next year, and
that Nutley's share would be about 5000,
a great, help to the local schoo tax
An address then followed by Miss Helen
Peters Dodd, of the Newark Library, on
What the Newark Library Does for the
Public Schools" Miss Dodd described the
grade libraries sent to the district schools
of the city and the High School branch,
and gave in some detail the plan and scope
Of the school exhibit now open in the
school department. Miss Dodd invited the
Nutley teachers TO visit the school depart
ment and to accept whatever ideas could
be of use to them, Miss Dodd distributed
a large quantity of the printed matter used
In the department..
At the close Of the meeting a general re-
ception followed and tea was served. Mrs.
William f. Dabney presided at the tea
table, assisted by Miss Isabel Van De
Water; Miss Backus. Mrs. w. C. Davis
poured chocolate, assisted by Miss Pettee
and Miss Hillidge.
Among those present were Mrs. George
B. Philhower, Mrs. Henry Wilkes Good
rich; Mrs. Gilbert r. Livingston, Mrs.
William J. Kinsley. Mrs. J. D., Little. Mrs.
Charles 2. Van De Water. Mrs. NJ. 7.
Morss, Mns Albert B. Meredith. Mrs.
Charles A. Whitney, Mrs. J.. c. Gothaite,
Mrs. Pierre P Lahens, Mrs. Robinson
Gerald G. Winser, Mrs. A. Proai, Miss
NJ; w. Uawley. Mrs Henry Mortimer
Libby, Miss Morse. Miss Fisher, Miss
Lockhart, Miss Oshier. Miss Warren, Miss
Morian, Miss Palmer, Miss Fitzpatrick.
Miss Woodruff, Miss Nichols, Miss Hoey'
Miss Schermerhorn and others,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
ARRESTED IN ORANGE.
Thomas sangiacomo Held in $500 Ban
on Charge of Assaulting ]. E,
Amorone, a Contractor.

Arrested for assault and battery Ihomas
saneiaeomo. a Justice of the peace OF
orange. was held in $500 bail for the
Grand Jury in the Orange Police Court To-
dav. The complaint was made by Joseph
q. Amorone, an Orange contractor.
Amorone claims that he had been doing
some work for the Justice ana that as
money has been a little backward recently
he called upon Sangiacomo with a request
that a payment of some sort be made ana
that the request met with refusal, Nc
cordins TO the contractor the justice OF Inc e
peace picked Np a club and struck nm
on the arm. following the blow with a
punch in the shoulder. Sa~nsiaeomos as
tr4ct Is In the Italian section OF the Guy
lie was arrested by Police Chief Washer.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
NOTES OF THE ORANGES.

A belated stock Of FIRE crackers exploding
in the store at 451 Scotland street. Orange
Valley. conducted by Samuel Waldman.
set fire to the place shortly after TO
O'Clock last night and q merry blaze was in
procress when the Valley Company ar
rived at the place. The nremen kept the
blaze down and the result was a damage to
the interior OF the place.
a man called at the home Of Mrs. Will
lam Myers, III Centre street, Orange, last
night. and requested something to eat. lie
later insisted he wanted to get into the
house TO tell Mrs. Myers something i'm
portaut." He was ordered away but per-
sisted In his ANNOYANCE and word was
telephoued to the police. Policeman Gro
nen was soon at the house but the fellow
+. +. Albert, of 81 Essex avenue, Orange,
Slgnaalled for an east-bound trolley car to
stop at Main street and Essex avenue,
that city, last night. When the motorman
ignored Mr.. Albert and his wife the citizen
ran to Day street AND got the conductors
number. 2,S47. Chief Of Police Washer said
today he would ascertain the name Of tho
motorman and proceedings will be insti-
tuted against him,
Oficers have been elected by the Orange
Republican City Central Committee, as
follows: President, County Register Ed
ward S. Perry; viee-president, Alexander
Clark; secretary, Wilbur Farnum treas
urer. William &c. Austin.
Wenzel Branch. No. 905. j.. c.. e. A,
will haye o social euchre after the meet
ing tomorrow night, In Elks' Hall, linds-
ley building, Orange.
The sixth annual masquerade ball of
Court Orange No. liz. Z. of A, was held
in the Orange armory Monday evening.
The anger committee consisted of
Thomas f. Kane, chairman; +. w. Grey,
eecretary; James Mulvihill. treasurer. +.
Bowman. A. Potter. T. Vaughn, n. W.
Croxson. NJ. j. Cooley, w. Gordon, f. Rit-
Ter, N. Vicente, !. Crowley, George Storm,
+. Katzenberger. w. Spottswoode, i.
Bloom, c. Burns. F. Jacobus. T. Trip. G..
Cunnane, J. Mccartney. Floor committee,
William Hanley. floor manager; Frederick
Ritter. Frederick McGreevy, Joseph X.
DnMling William SpottsMoode.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
GOOD BELIEv1LLE PUPILS.

The honor list of the pupils OF st, Peters
Parochial School. Belleville, includes the
following, TO whom testimonials of merit
We're given:
First class. Thomas p. Ward. Mary a.
Gavan. Patrick j. Nooaan, Alexander Y.
Fullerton, Mary G. Couroy. Anna g.. Fitz-
patrick, James FL. Smith, William f. DAILY.
Joseph A, Reilly. Sadie NJ. Sheehan. Agnes
V. Ward, Rose V. Neary, Margaret NJ.
Byron, Anna l.. Slattery, Teresa NJ. Smith,
Anna NJ. Ward, Alice Mahadyi second
class. Elizabeth Ellis. Anna Dougherty,
James Gormley Margaret Cahill. Jane
German, John Oldham, Margaret Reilly
Mary Lee. Mary Tyndall. Teresa Broker,
Josephine Tedeseo. Francis Nerian, Mary
Fleckenstein, Alexander Powers. John
Flynn, Florence Ward. John Crowley,
Elizabeth Smith, William Lockwood, julia
Dunleavv. Catherine FTiel; third class,
Agnes Mccarthy. John Burns, Helen Bar
rillot. Winifred Jordan. Margaret Fricl,
Agnes Donlon. Agnes Ferguson, RITA
Byrnes: fourth class. Mary Murray. Cnro-
line slavin Charlotte McKenns. Mary BY
ron. Margaret OeIler. fifth class, Loretta
Kirwin. lane Wbalen. sixth class. James
MCGOWAN. Edward Mahoney, Frank Nc
Williams, William Mccarthy, Mary Nor
row.
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HELPING THE SICK.
Millburn Neighborhood Association Re-
elects Mrs. Hartshorn.

The fifth annual meeting Of the Millburn
N~eighborhood Association was held yes
terday afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
Stewart Hartshorn in Short Hills. The
welcoming address was made by the pres-
dent, Mrs. Hartshorn. An address was
made by Miss Lorring, a trained nurse
from Chicago, and by the Rev. j. w. Van
Ingen and the Rev. G. M. Douglas.
The following officers were reelected:
President. Mrs. Stewart Hartsllorn; vice.
president, Mrs. j. ". Van Ingen; treas
urer, Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan; sec
rotary, Mrs. Henry c. Wells; directors,
Mrs. james r. Strong (auditor), Mrs. Will
lam Meikelhanl, Mrs. r. s. Renwick, Mrs.
E.. L. kellogg. Miss Minnie Smith. Mrs.
John Lonergan, Mrs. M. F. Moffatt. Mrs.
Arthur Terry. Mrs. George F. Lawrence,
MRS. Harold Hack.
II was decided to allow the nurse OF the
association TO go outside OF b district,
to attend paid cases. The association VIII
give an illustrated lecture in the Casipo on
January 90. The lecturer will be DIR! Ken
nard. who was through the RussiaSJap.
a1iese War. and will talk on Russia and
It's People
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
MILLBURN.
IR VINGTON
AND HILTON
MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD

AT the annual peeting Of the stock
holders of the First National Bank Of
Millburn, held yesterday, the following
directors were elected; william emf
w. W. McCollum. Julius Wittkop. Isaiah
Smith. Newton e. Stout. BENJAMIN HarTi-
son. William Hill. A.. F.. Riaeh; Russo
Lewis, Perry E.. Hall, William 7; Gallo
way. The directors will meet tonight,
when the officers will be elected.
The following officers OF Pride OF SUE
cess Council. Daughters of Liberty, were
installed last night: Councillor, Mrs. L, y.
Roberts; vice-councilor, Miss Rhoda Iilg-
gins; associate councillor. MISS anne
Lushear; associate v~ice-counciior, MISS
Pearl Day; inside guard, Mrs. Annie 10.
land, outside guard. George MeCoiluna;
trustees. eighteen months, Miss ANNE
Iushear; representative to State council.
Samuel Day; alternate, Miss Annie
Lushear.
The Rev. J. w. Van Ingen is in. West
ern New York. where his uncle Is very
i'll.
Ethel MerNin, daughter of George Mer-
win. of Morris avenue, Millburn, is serl-
ously i'll.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
INSPECTION
OF COMPANY K.
Captain Reid, of Governors Island,
Compliments Montclair Guards
men on Appearance.

Company K. Fifth Regiment. N. G. N.
J., Captain Frederick G.. a Antwerp
commanding, had its annual regular army
inspection in the armory in Montclair last
night. Captain Reid, OF the Twelfth In
fantTy. stationed at Governors Island.
New York, was the inspecting officer. He
complimented the men on their fine APP
pearance and equipments.
Lieutenant Dudley S. Van Antwerp, Of
Captain Reid, Captain f. G. Van Antwerp,
Roscoe r. johnson and Lieu
tenant Joseph A. Howe were entertained
at dinner in the home OF Lieutenant Van
Antwerp. The table was decorated In mill
tary style.
Owing to a pressing business engage
ment Colonel Hine was unable to be pres
emf. Company X will hold an exhibition
drill. followed by a lance In the armory
Tuesday night. Lieutenant Joseph A.
Howe is chairman of the committee in
charge of the affair.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
DAUGHTER DIES
AND MOTHER
VERY LOW
Miss Magovern's Death Kept
From Her Parent, Who
May Die, Too.

Pneumonia caused the death Of Miss
Mary ]. Magovern yesterday at her home,
1879 Prospect street. South Orange, aud may
also end the life of her mother, Mrs. Anne
Magovern, who is seriously III in an ad-
joining room and unaware of her daugh-
ter's death.
Both became i'll about the same time,
and physicians today feared Mrs. Magov-
ern would die, too.
Miss Magovern, who died at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, after being ill but ten
days, is a sister of former Alderman John
j. Magovern, of this city.
Miss Magovern was born in London,
England. some thirty years ago re-
ceived her early education in private
schools in Brooklyn. For a number OF
years she has been connected with the
Ferris Corset Company, this city. of which
her brother John is viee-president, and in
her supervising capacity made friends, or
the hundreds of employees, and in her
general ph~ilanthropic work paid close at
tention to the needs Of The employees OIL
the factory.
For years she had been prominently iden-
tilted with charitable work. and was a
Cathedral, this city.
Immediately after the Galveston flood,
when appeals for aid were being made,
Miss Magovern worked energetically and
raised hundreds of dollars for the relief Of
the homeless sufferers, and at all the fairs,
bazars and entertainments of the
cathedral II the Church of Our Lady Of
Sorrows. South Orange. she had been an
able worker and a liberal giver. Since Its
inception she had been a member of
Father Doane Branch Of the L. c. 3. A.
The deceased is survived by one sister,
Miss Anne, and five brothers, anne p;
George p, Thomas r., John F. and
William /. Magovern.
Miss Magovern's funeral will take place
from the Church of Our Lady of Sorrow
at y O'clock FRIDAY mnrninU. A solemn
high mass of requiem will be celebrated
by the Rev. James j. Hall, rector. The in
terment will be in the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
ORANGE WOMAN HoNoRED.

Mrs. Mary Mcconnell was presented with
a diamond pin and a cut glass dish by her
fellow members OF the auxiliary of st. Pat
rick,s Alliance, Orange, at a meeting in
Elks' Hall, that city. last night. Mrs.
Mcdonnell was Installed as president of
the auxiliary. and a social hour and enter-
ainment were enjoyed. The other Officers
installed were Mrs. Margaret Cuddy, nrst
viee-president Mrs. Mary Britt. second
yiee-nresid,nt Miss Hannah Coffey. re-
cording secretary: Miss Mary Dolan, finan-
secretary Miss Mary %Hlaherty. treas
urer: Miss Annie Hamilton. conductor;
Miss Mary Dodd. scrgeant-aa-arns; MIS-.
John OsNeill. Miss Agnes McDermott and
Miss katherine O'Mclia, trustees
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
MAPLEWo0D.

Mrs. Il. NJ. Day is recovering from a
severe attack of the grip, which has
confined her to her home in Delaware
avenue for the past two weeks.
Miss Helen Elwood was given a
party by a number Of friendS at her
home in South Prospect street last
night. Solos were rendered by Miss
Esther Magee, OF Newark. accompanied
by Miss Jessie Courier, OF Ridgewood
road Maplewood, on the piano.
Herbert Kirk. Of Delaware avenue,
who Is seriously i'll. contemplates II
trip South, where he hopes to re-
cuperate.
The boys OF the Maplewood Public
School have formed a basketball team
and will play a game with the eighth
grade team OF Columbia School, South
Orange. at the Sporting Club Hall next
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
LAY PLANS FOR THE YEAR

Members OF the East Orange City Coun-
Gil last night held a lengthy conference
at which plans for the year were dis
cussed, it is said,
A number of important matters will con-
front the officials during the next few
months aud it is planned to arrange for
them in advance. Tt is thought that the
need OF a central nrehouse in the Fifth
Ward, which Mayor Cardwell recon-
mended in his annual message, will be
considered, No action of a concrete nature
was taken on any question. it Is said, at
last nights conference.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
E. o. SUNDAY SCHOOL REPORT.

An interesting report showing the con
dition of the Bethel Presbyterian Sunday
School, in East Orange, was presented at
the annual meeting of the school last night,
when officers for the ensuing year were
chosen. There are 1856 scholars, so teachers
and Z officers, and, in addition, the home
department has 102 and the cradle roll Is,
making a total membership for the entire
school of $50. One new department was
added during the year. making seven in
all. For h%enevolence s2I1 was raised; for
the new Sunday school, 664, and for
other expenses, $5SS. a total of S1.423. The
officers chosen we're: Superintendent, S.
Dell. Atkin; associate superintendent. M.
DeForcst Several; secretary and treasurer,
James w. Winslow; librarian, Norman e,
Shotwell.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
PUT OUT OF HER HOME.
West Caldwell Child Seeks Shelter at
Montolair Police Station.

A girl who said she was Lucy Con1mara.
"A years old, of West Caldwell, walked
into the Montclair police station last nlsht
and told Chief Gallagher that her mother
had driven her out of her home. The girl
said she first went to relatives in Forest
street, Montclair. who advised her to 50
to the police station.
Chief Gallagher sent her to a lodging
house and paid for her bed and breakfast.
lie told her to report at the police station
at 9 O'Clock this morning, and the gil was
promptly on hand at that time. The CHIEF
placed her in the witness-room n conf
municated with her relatives.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15

Since the recent outbreak of robberies
in Nutley residents of that town, particu-
larly the newcomers, are wondering now
much longer they will have to wait before
a police department is started there Inc
town Council will consider tomorrow night
the appointment of a chief of police at an
annual salary of $500, but the people are
asking why the Council does not name
regular patrolmen, too, so that there will
be an organized force in the town. At
present constables do duty for fees under
a man who holds the title of chief of po-
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
WINS A PARLoR SUIT.

Henry Newman. proprietor of the Globe
Mills in New York, won the
suit OF parlor furniture given as a prize
night for the benefit of Congregation
committee i'm charge of the aaffir, which
place in the vestry-room of the syna-
was composed of A. Goldstein, M.
Cohen. j. Weinberg and II. Bernet.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
Nur1EY FIRE MATTERS.

The Nntley fire commissioners last
night received the report of Fire Chief
Henry II. Stagcr. in reference to the
dispute over the number on the helmet
fronts Of West Nutley Hose Company.
At a meeting OF the Nutley Exempt
Firemen last night at the headquarters
of Yantacaw Engine Company John -.
Donaldson and Seldom s.. Davis were
elected representatives to the Fire
mems Relief Association.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
MONTCLAR ORATORIO SOCIETY'S "ELIJAH'

c. Overton, James L. Psrson, Mrs. John
c. Pennie, Mrs. John Polifeme, Mrs. Clar-
ence Rapkin, Erman j. R1dgway, the Rev.
Claudins M. Roome, Mrs. G. E. St. John,
T. G. Sellew, C. w. Simmons, Mrs. George
F. Simpson, Malcolm Fl. Smith, William
B. Smith, Wilson w. Smith, Mrs. George
II. Southland, jr.. Mrs. J. NJ. Speers, f.. J.
steer, II. b. Straight, jr., s. It. Taylor, F.
Thomson. j. Stewart Thomson, John G..
Todd, Joseph Torrens, Warren M. Tower,
Miss Grace Walker, Thomas 4. Waller,
Theodore III. Ward, d.. s. Warden, /.
Allyn Wight, E. r. Wilkinson, Mrs.
Thomas Wright, Robert Wright.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
L. C. B. A. INSTALLATION.
Montclair Branch Entertains MIS-. Quinn
and Many other visitors.

Montclair Branch No. 1,063, Ladies' Cath
ole Benevolent Association, installed It's
officers last night in T~egakwita Hall, that
town. The hall was prettily decorated.
Mrs. Maria Quinn, supreme trustee, acted
as installing officer. Those installed were;
President, Mrs. J. A. Burning; first vice
president. Miss Ellen NJ. Collins; second
vce-president, Miss Hannah Ryan; re
corder, Miss Elizabeth F. Gallagher; imam
clay secretary, Miss Mary Carter; treas
urer. Mrs. Martha Farrell; marshal, Miss
Katherine Dunn; guard, Mrs. Mary ONeill.
The Rev. Father Mitchell and members
of Branches No. 1853, of Newark, and NO.
202, of Bloomfield, were present as guests;
The music was by the Misses Mary and
Katie McDonough and Harry McDonongn.
Mrs. Carroll sang songs. Mrs. Quinn.
who had Just returned from a meeting Of
the supreme trustees held at Buffalo, told
of what had been accomplished at the
meeting. After the ceremonies were con,
cluded a game of euchre and an informal
dance followed,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
AUGUST BIoRNRERe BURIED.

The funeral of August Biornberg. who
died on Monday Of cancer Of the stomach.
place this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at
his home in East Passaic avenue, Nutley.
He was AZ years old, and leaves a wife and
son and daughter. The interment was
in the Glen Ridge Cemetery.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
STATION PARK LONG WAY OFF.

AT the meeting of the Millburn
Township Improvement Association
last night the railroad committee re-
ported that it had gone into the mat
ter Of tho proposed mark at the new
railroad station thoroughly. and In its
opinion the values placed on the prop
erty by the owners were almost too
high to be considered. While the
did not favor tho Fbnudon-
ing OF the scheme. Il reported that IL
had very small hopes Of being able
10 acquire the property. Seven new
members were elected.