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New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

an, < - ~ Park sve 5ox10o n Emma Levi
SSn sgf Wqter Ta amt ct due t sG
sub to first mtge OF ssaep9' ten h: sherns
sale Of ali right title etc which NJ Engel had on
august ~ & - pos % Adamsi 4oi4 a'sy Aye A. cor
% 5x7g.s and store; l. AltmSSeT AmSv ref
sI5oSo siG. SS' ''''- 'e, 'A1, rn,.rsn.v
Bv Samuel Marx: 362 12Oth st. s. 1GS II e e ot ot
Morningside ave 17x1oo sty and b9sehen' sh ST
az 4xioo sty ten ana Lee agt Bretsfrr n
eay co ref s , en- ast9n e 81 "a taxes etc
BY Joseph Day 81 to IS wooster st: e r., o. al
and 1$6 Spring St 491x51x irreg sy loft and stcbf
bldg: Germania Life ms Co agt Pauline GoinpreG G
St si Eos DgIon ss taSes r. e st'ss IS 600 es
ar Of Bretstn S Realty co ct all action Alesandsr
attys soI s GGdsts aan Ave rft aa' 7s4 IT Of
ST. 374xl00 sty ten and store; SAM ann ss1 ssS y
By Ineraha1n Co; a61 22d ST. %: 2e2s tfsn # e
exr etc est G Macready ct al. Swain ;sy etty
H Ward, $11. .059 90 taxes etc. s1o7 l.
ON THURSDAY
Rv Joserb p Day: 2o5 and 2o7 107th i25 # e
of Sd ave. 5Ox1Oo11. two sty ten ane stores sad
Fagenson agt F. Levy ct a. ATnssin L. s #
of Is2d ST. 14o1Ix135. 10xI32 2xe03 vacant; NJ Nc
sons Saam Ss9 ref am due SIS IS AZ
4amphreSs 9aTh aT asf o E Humphreys Dodd atty F "
Pollock ref due. S1,551 10: taxes, etc $50 50
Humphreys axt R E Humphreys: W Dodd, atty; J !
Pollock. ref amt due, 81 69I 81 taxes etc 40 S3
Annie Macdonald c Price ct all G a Eurng atty
500 Dawson 5s74 It of Iong~ood ave 40 @ 800
fl also s74 Dawson St s So 61S6 # Of Lons@9o6 WOO
f. of LonEwoof ave s1.3x1Oo. two sty ifs Lambert
spy lam j ast Twelve y 14%Sen sfen amt ID 9ue
Si7 $40 O5 $1,000 woodycrest 2o03
sullivan Thergse Kru0oIdeT ct al; R R90mbeIg @ B.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
BIG AUCTION BUDGET
MANY FINE OFFERINGS.
Hotel Somerset, IN nth Street
Among Properties To Be Sold.

The budget of offerings be said at auction TINS
week in the Real Estate Exchange salesrooihs' Ms
IA and 16 Vesey street, is attractive he4e o.
many fine vacant and improved properties Aiiioie
the parcels listed for sale. Some OF the oheIine
are the Hotel Somerset. in 47th street seven sotS
Wooster street building, large vacant plot IN '-
Southern Boulevard and South street lol' anu
store structure. The budget is as tolo"s'
TOMORROW
BY 5GssPh Day az 1SS SosFsst 45ef ST. Hotel Title
Co trustee agt Realty Investment CorPoFatl0n @ SIS
o2 o. taxes etc $3S4 sub 10 ntgs 06 0[ S I
$tT ssn l2lst Il st Weiss art 80 i tgsBsrSorit in oeasc
sttg Wiensr ref; ami 300 T n Of I'd ave 23xloo.1O.
sy ten h. same ast Iandsman ct al ssss sss So attS t
and 40 seth ST. s. 100 Of lst ave 4ox1oUs s a
5Sn n MaTR PRe aftS MSGn Rf" cSnTy ref due s. 23o as
$966 oS sub to n'sg S % vacant
Jennie Reichman agt Backhir Con co ct ct al aS n
axes efe sSs5 sub to mge sl759 rs 81 Yieh
G%s G77s a. 5:f :nsr sal: sale &c efh ttT
cqgtant had on March @ ~ 81 gS ave- cor 10th ST.
100 and sty ten store L crane 1,,, agt f y
ksPRsg 4Tsi Hs~so 4aoa5f: st $ H ' HANNAH
s6u Sg5 rf t's0P sF 6f due al s. oSS taxes 49,
sub TO a mtge Of $500
ON TUESDAY
5ssRh P zen sS7 Win 4S' to SGs
B 499 Fl as@ Sf 1o 1Sth 7s st. 29 St s 100 # Of
sth ave 6Ox1OOl1 three hs; vol sale slS6 50
ave " s 75S fl I1Ith St 23.3x10Oi sty ten n
with stores. Vol sale; 131 S1st ST. s 262 II OF 20
1urubus ave I1xl022; 4 sty and basement avg n
x sale. estate of Marta Miller deceased; 81 OAK ST.
$ 40 # of Brooklyn. 21SNI5 : sly hldg'
sale: Of ! Given deceased: sOo Sbth ST
s so n W 9TH 2Ox9S 9; sty front and rear
ten h. vol sale 307 and 9Tth 5. 100 It e OF
I'd ave 5Ox1oO11; two sty ten hs; eXec% SAFE; !ts
Io5h st n 100 # of Broadway "JX99 = = sly zen
h with stores; vol sale 1876 Goth st. s. 80 II OF
Columbus ave o5xss Sx25XS7.T. sty ten n Vol saIet
1913 10 1949 ogden ave " bet l6Sh 81 and Merriam
ave family hs. each 1S@Nloo vol sale; sale i,e
South n ft.w OF Dover st. iSNSV ioN-S lux
SIS sty loft and store bldg; also 22l 5oth St S
sos 9 It W Of 15.fX9S9. sty ten n, also -4S
25th st 4S5 # of 9TH ave. l3NsS". ! sty dws -
also 326 S0th sts 1882 # Of ID ave 2lNHS.9 sly
ten h also 216 Front o.. ia II OF Hickman 81
25 1x72 6x25x72 H. sty loft and store bldg also 81
22d st n of 4th ave, 2}X9SH, ! sty avg n
Ker agt L Breese et al smith & : attgS; 5s;
] II partition; 1886 Boston rd cor Iooth
st 5x224 Caldwell Y louXllo sly
d7vg sty chapel vacant: Helen MCCARTNEY agt
FSoseuzweiK ct al Corbiu o =. attys- y McANoy
ref amt due s2T207 - taxes, etc S3sS2 "a SUP TO
rtRe Of 600: 300 109th l2S6 II OF ID ave
IS 6K1O0 and store; \ IeEensteln et al
agt B Cooper ct Gordon. atty: W Klein, ref:
IS. SIG 96 sun 10 TWO
mtges aggregating s2625O; 24O and 242 14sth ST. g.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The petitions in bankruptcy filed in the United
States District Court yesterday were as follows:
Sophie Cohn of No 1883 Grand avenue. Nolun-
tary. Liabilities, 81, 96, unsecured. Assets,
S2147 30. VII.
Charles J. Scott OF No. 1879 Broadway. Foun-
tary. Liabilities. s19,936 4S. No assets
David Mandeltort, a building superintendent OF
No. As l05th street Voluntary Liabilities
S. $50 13. Assets, $500 . -
involuntary petition against Nico Economu. gro
GER of No. Sc and Y James street, by JACOB Brnck
and others whose claims aggregate $o43. Prefer
entfal payments and transfer of property worth
600 are alleged in the petition. Robert Il Ewel
was appointed receiver by Judge Holt. with n ponu
of $50. The assets stated to be worth $,l5o
Involuntary petition against lgnatz GoldSteIn
drvgoods dealer at No 2259 Seventh avenue, py
Kahn & Frank and others, whose claims amount
10 S607 o. Preferential payments of 5000 and trans
fer of property are alleged. Carlton S. Cook ap-
nointed receiver, with a bond of $1,000. The assets
are stated be worth S2,V0 r1a
Involuntary petition against kugler, Schaher q
90 dealers in merchandise at No Is WaVerly
Place by NIuser Brothers and others. whose @ claims
foot m s579 The petitioners say that Benjamin l.
Schafer vice-president and secretary or the cor,
nora ton on or about October is fraudulently ana
Rwitb the Intention of <defrauding the creditors
transferred and did otherwise surrepttiously dis
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
GOLD-SILVER RECEIVER
Hines Formerly Managed by Colonel
W. c. Greene an More Trouble.

The troubles of the Greene Gold-SiVer company,
OF the mining properties formerly c,i
and managed by Colonel William = Uiee"e' =.
recently was forced TO close its transfer ONCE IA
this city for lack of funds reached climax Ees'ei
day when Justice Bisolon. Of the supreme C0uI :,
rar,sd Frank Frisch receiver OF the assets '''"
property il this state. The applca''on IOt -
ceiver was made by Richard A Arnold oroheI'
who is \ Judgment creditor for SS1SS- An eNecuNI
against the company Of the judgment ooIa'ie'
Arnold was returned unsatisfed on oc'ooel a"
commemorative OF Wetterhorh ~ Linn - ~
nois,s attorneys said that there were numerous
s-hr .rs,55tors hut that the assets were oeieNeu "
be merely nominal In order to mo ouI JUS s
rronertv the company had, he ADDED the i3"'
had attached the books -,,,. q,
The assets Of the Greene Gold-SilVer CoihI".' -,
,,.se ,tv are said in well informed quarters 10 y
less than S5oo. and the properties o"ieu HI. -
,,,,s,-stood 70 be nortgaged mp to the mt -
--ra cor,nsuv was incorporated under 'lle @ "a "a - -
Tyes- Virginia in November, lSV-' win zoos n
a., .o.1r which was increased in MatOh' 1'O''
x95 alD 600 of which s22eaeo was co1.', my ,Titb
g n,o s,. 8 rer cent cumulative pTelerIeu $50 So 80
shares OF so par value me s1o g share
- m, 10 81 30 and the preferred 10 siOO - <
=, .ha 1stest quotations were l-71 Gems 60
e,+s respectively. According 10 inc " ,;7en+
r..,on manuals. Colonel w :. NIee[-e traas,rer
N 7 Sperry vice-president' L >, rn5 Foro,gh
I'D p A Jones secretary brd :. C1.s,ol for
4s+ -lIl ~ brooklyn. and w {. Oo'S.Aall, H. tr
,,,.-l,, rresident of the Port chester
.l,,sed in the directorate . - his mining
sold out Nlt -
...e-ss.< the Greene Consolidated Oopa.' ~ ,,aar
- -. % Asessrs Cole and Ryan more +. 1ii.l fac
I@' -, has since ceased TO be an lIlo & 80,
aeo ~ mining world. His hea4tl h4 .ats
DOM and he is understood 10 Oe -
- nfoxi,o irving TO recuperate- IL. last
- ~ the company got into oi1lCu,s-e s+oct
=. ~ st.er,pt was made TO induce '"e 49,
$50 90 contribute FIVE cents snare on - t+s
- - 5efrax the cost of an inNesueo'- co.
-. The amount needed was sdlu - -, ,ae
90 - .s onlv $4,000 was obtained 'le Pc PC. ha
,,.,zored and the money refunded onoi's -
- 80 colonel Greene turned back INTO r, Ce -
-. &C The company 100000 in STOCK WHICH
been issued 10 him ,, o+orietv in
l,alone1 Greene gained considerable o. -
,,.o.,,ber 1904 by an Interchange ol IoHe he
-,i,,i-a+ions with Thomas ". Lawson VIZ "'o'r -
,,ee5 ,z-irb raiding the stock OF the III -
o,;5s-as Conner Company, in ~fllch 'i-e = -
-.7- IN bo1b sides. The colonel hnaiIy aim s-
= 5n-an-5on CT going to Boston ana
T,,-son n his face and after an @ la.ei Ni'' 1 ~
- distance threats he finally went NM" li-e -,
7-5 as 2 r1an-killer the pubic leaIel -
80 z-o,,Is be bloodshed when the men H-S ill.,
80 -orarbar but the meeting ended oiilS HI ~ -
~ ms time Of a conciliatory nature anu
sevan-b hour conference il was announce nc
esacb gentleman had a perfect understandings u
-re others position
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
,rr vopK nAuy TR1PJNE SUNDAY OCTOBER 25. 1908

pose of and assign quantity OF the stoCh aiiioN
ing In value to at least I,5GO - x,,,a
liabilities of $147sA and assets OF ss5 40. ne as as
sats are described as stock worth S3VO; deDts que
on open accounts s79.1S2: deposits In banks 9 an9
elsewhere s5OO3 life insurance pocies S,oo .ias a
Claims amounting to s106.434 are unsecured Ihe al
legged bankrupts the LaskaWanna al hI.noes Ie
Company OF Scranton. Penn, SS iss Vs. ana "aii1es
n Cranwer Baltimore about S55Uo
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
Instruction.
RAILROADS
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIk
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR

TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv. W 23d sTt
$50. Z so. $50. $50. $50, 1O.J0. 1L4
11,5o m 1259 10 % 20. e = 2:S . aS
s1n,,ays' 80. $50. 9 so. 10 50. rs. a. n,
II 50. 1 30. ESQ. $50. $50. $50. $50. T9
$50. 10 20. 11-50 p n
Lv LIBERTY ST - 90. 30. 10. "a
S 90. 9.Oo. 1000. 100. l1SQ a r. i2s
6 90. ! %. 500 600 ?. m. y y ntinizat.
sundays. 80. 500. 2 o.. 1000. il-00 a n,
I2OO noon, !. 90. :. 90. 300, 400, 500 500
TOO SEQ, 500. 10 80 D II. l-l5 MD
night
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHISGroN' - =
Lv. ". 25d ST [I-5o $50. n;9g a ns
80. $50. so. $50 p poo m n "a 6sily, u
700 noon. 200. 400. 500. 100 p n
daily
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEiCRsr.
I,v W 2Sd T-.-9 50 a n Cl2S S2tS
only. % 3 -. $50. 4-50 CD ss5s onlD
D m sundays. SO. 9 80 a n, 70 \.
n 90 Sats onlyJ. 130. 5 20 40. 500 ~
Sats. onIy) 2. m Sundays. SO ao
g. N. 80 p m
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv- ". "a 81
g 80 a. m G25O Sa-s- only. 5D Z
sundays $50 a m. 2-2O p n " LtS-
ERTT ST-:-1OO 90 a m, u0S Sats oniss
g 40 D m sundays. 1000 a n. 30 , n
Time tables may be obtained al tolos-
Ing offices. Liberty St. tW. "a = - -
CheIsea. S1+iJ. Is AstOr House. Is. ~ ~ ~.
I354 Broadway 1S2. Do. Isl Ett-n Az, sis5
Third Av. III West 125th ST. 20 Coll1lolt
Az, New York, Court St s545. ~ ~
ton St. 47g \Ostra1d Az, Brookyn. -
/ Broadway. Williamsburg NeVF YORK 4rans-
fer Co calls for and checks oasgass .
I EeS- nation
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
BALTIMORE & CHIC R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
every other hour on the even nogr
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Conn = IN New mon SSA--@
washington. n n all Lines South
Leave New York Daily. sd 81 Io v
WASHINGTON. STpers- 1I-5O Pm ~ ~
WASHINGTON. Diner. 1-5O aTu 911.
WaSETTC;TON Dtnar. ESQ am 100 aa
WASHINGTON. Diner. 1l-5O am ~ ~
WASHINGTON. Buffet 1oO pm zWs =
tParIOr car " 2 70 Richmond -
ROYAL LTD" Dinsr. $50 pm 80 =
WSS4TSCTON- Diner $50 pm 60 n
WASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm ~ -
Through Daily Trains 70 tns "ssS
SSH4SSS.T, CO1TrNRT-S. II 50 an iZ0si
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D- $50 pm 80 :.
--PITTSBURG LIMITED. % ~ pm ~ =. :.
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOUISE.. ll,5O pm - - - =. -
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOUISV-. 100 Am ~ ~ ~ :. .
GIN ST LOUIS. LOUSY 80 pm 80 -. -
Orces: 245. 434 1900 Broadway . A'sg ,.s
House. los Greenwich St. 70 I'D AZ. 49,. :.
Grand St y. Y. S43 Fulton St. bFooA1~
West 23T ST. snd Liberty 81 -.
After D m Sleeping Car ReservA.... -
ant fun information regarding tra1A - -
can be obtained at Bureau Of LH,o -
Z. & o. r r. 23d St TsrutnA- F7~
SuuhSr 3l44 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
APRONS.
DOGS.

TOY YORKSHIRE TERRIER.
81. pounds; daintiest OF midgets in coun-
try; recently imported gentle. viSilant.
house broken: perfect heaith 5000 Kape
EVENINGS, sos W. 124th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
BOARD WANTED.

", ~-ru,D a home for a half orphan
girl nine years old. in priyate IaninS ,I
Of -efnement, with the best Of care an9 a..si ~
e-est-in her moral. intellectual anu p1i5 pISs5
coI deVelopment. in an atmosphere OF ~ Allll
ness End good discipline. within safe access
to good school. and where arranetI sr,
80 be male for her father TO make IRE,
-, ,.isite- highest references given ana
sTneCted: nearby country home preferred l
10 CITY: please give particulars sufhGient oo 10
Justify personal interview. r. j. BOX ~
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
OCEAN STEAMERS


AMERICAN LINE From at p1Sr 10 a lo' NJ Il H.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB G-sOUTHA1MPFO,%.
= paul oct. 81 So Louis Nov -
New York Nov. Z Philadelphia NOV. Il
RED STAR LINE \ 70 T9'p a. TlSs no a m m.
NEW YORK-ANTW ERP-PARlS.
Finland ...... Nov. II KroOniand- ..- Nov 25
VadsrIand 90. Nov IS Iceland ----..- Dec :
WHITE STAR LINE EEo'9 4s \ Ffsr r.
NEW YORK-QU' 'NSTOWN- ERPOOL.
Baltic. Oct. 81. l pm Arabic Nov Il. 10 an
Cedric. Nov. :, . anu Celtic Nov y. : pL!
PLYMOUTH-CHERB RB'G-SOCTHAMPIo IoN
Teutonic Oct 2s. loan Ma jestic- Nov II. 10 am
Adriatic Nov.4. pm Oceanic -NoviS, pm
H6sT6S S5M 32ES rs & ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar
Romanic Oct. -, Dec >. Jan 80. Mar j
Cretic ..-... Nov g. Dec. 10
Canopic. Nov. 21, Jan IS. Feb. II
REPUBLIC Nov. -. Jan. 2. Feb. Is
CEDRIC { 81. 600 TONS Jan 8. Feb 70
CELTIC largest in trade Jan 2S. Mar
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
pu,aDELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Barney q Co. No 70 Broad
VI street New York and No i22 south 4th street.
Philadepha.)
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
FURNITURE.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
ATCTIONEERs.

ATWOOD & PATTEsE. Auctioneers. Ap-
urslsers-High class sales conducted
Furniture. paintinES. art objects. msrchan-
disc bought Prompt settlement Local
refes rnces. lao Nassau at Tel s3ll-
Beekmap
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
| NORTH GERMAM LLOYD
LOST~-rsASKBDoKS.

LOST.-Bankboox No 500. Sos OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 70
present the same to the bank within thirty
DAYS. or the said book Will be declared
cancelled and extinEuished, and new one
issued in lieu thereof
BANKBOOK No 3SS, ,--lG of the Union Dims
Savings Institution Is missing. ANY per-
son having a claim TO IL is hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten DAYS.
submit TO having said paSsbOok can
CeI!ed and 81 new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

SOD ST. 144 WEST. esirable rooms e
selient table parlor dining room: Ter aT
phone: elevated, subway references ~
changed
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

MELRosE. rs Madison ave. corner Zsth ft
st-S,nny corner: superior table seIeS''
-essonabIe Telephone S4T4-Madison.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

MADISON AVE, sS.-With boald, uesI,
able rooms; private baths appoll'lliei''
6ret-c1ass. references exchanged
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

TAKE THE BEST! Leave the rest! II rogers
Room and Board Directory 34o' b'0a'
vay 1920 ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
Ro.RD AND ROOMS.

MADISON AVE (61st ST., 675. 694. est
Attractive second floor; three rooms, .,LIs PIs
vate hath: excellent board other To'in''
reasonable rates.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

GOOD. QUICK service In kodak develo. ing
and printing. j r. Lloyd. III West jI;h
st.. corner Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WOULD i.IhE Ia near UI gUud mining or
other stock for sale in any enterprise
where an investment of several thousand
dollars would bee safe; no liquor PROPOSE
tions considered l. Darbyshire. Box 1910.
Rochester, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
PRINTING

QUALITY PRINTING. moderate E.-s--
T-rir7 PRINTING auf Pauer Co. II "a, -,
fort St. opposite World Building. IL
-EeekUan-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
GARDEN CITY HOTEL

IS miles from New York. Open all the year;
Special Winter Rates from NOV. lst TO May lst-
j. j. LANNIN CO. Props
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-06
KEARNy BLUECOAT
CAPTURES A WIFE
UP IN CONNECTICUT
Policeman Philip Bell Now Is En-
ioying His ~HoneymoOn-A
Vacation Romance.
MET GIRL TWO YEARS AGO
AND Welded HER TODAY
Popular PatrOlman and Bride
Will Establish Home in
West Hudson Town.

A omance which started In Bridge
port, Conn.,, two years ago eliminated In
that city today, when Patrolman Philip
Bell, of the Kearny police department,
made Miss Minnie Wolf, c. the Nutmeg
city, his wife. The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Howard
La Field, pastor of the Church of the
Nativity, Bridgeport. Miss Emma Wolf,
a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid,
and Everett Bell, a |. Their of the
groom, was best nan
Patrolman Bell met his bride when
on his vacation two years ago.
Mrs. Bell has been in Kearny several
times in the past two years and has
made a number of acquaintance in
the West Hudson town. She is the
daughter of William Wolf, who con
ducts a large ladies' tailoring establish
ment in Bridgeport.
The groom has been on the Kearny
police force for a number of years and
has made a number of notable arrests
In that time. He has a very large host
of friends and Is a general favorite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell will reside in Kearny.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-06
QUIET WEDDING
OF ORANGE COUPLE
A BIG SURPRISE

News of the wedding of Dr.. D.
Jerome O'Brien, a ~well-known young
physician of Orange, to Miss Annie
Radzinski, a popular young woman re-
siding in Scotland street, that city, be-
came known today, and afforded a sur
prise to the many friends of the young
couple. The wedding took place on
Monday Afternoon last in Our Lady OF
the Valley Church. Orange Valley, and
was solemnized by the Rev. Father
John f. Boylan, pastor of the church.
DR.. and Mrs. O'Brien are now on their
honeymoon at Atlantic City. but will
return home tomorrow night.
The wedding plans of the young
people were kept a secret, except TO
the immediate members of their fami-
lies, and they made their way quietly
to the Orange Church. Miss Marie
Radzinski accompanied her sister as
bridesmaid. After the wedding a
breakfast was served and the happy
couple started away. On their return
they will make their home at 14S Gen.
ire street, Orange.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-06
No Blue Law Fines.

The merchants of East Orange. who
have been FESTIVE under the blue laws
of the city for the past few weeks, are
rejoicing in the decision of Recorder
Fort, of that city, to fine no more VIC
lators of the law until the cases now
being tested are finally disposed of by
the Supreme Court.
Recorder Fort suspended sentence In
the case of John Ottino, a fruit dealer,
of 20 Main street. hat city. who was
arrested by Policeman Winters. last
Sunday morning.
In explanation OF his decision, Re-
corder Fort said later that Justice to
both the merchants of the town and
the city Itself demands that he pursue
the course he adopted. He Is con-
WINGED, he said, that writs of certiorari
can be obtained in all cases and that
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-06
SUBURBAN NEWS CONDENSED FOR BUSY READERS
POOR WIDOWS
TROUBLES GROW,
SON NOW DEAD

BY the death of her 20-year-old son
George, which occurred in the Orange
Memorial Hospital last night, the bur-
den of hard luck upon Mrs. August Per-
not, a widow, of Main street, Millburn,
Is increased.
Her story of hardship Is a sad one.
Four months ago her husband, who was
employed in the Fandango mills, Mill
burn, died, leaving her with seven chill
dren and without any Two
months later her baby boy died. To
add to her troubles, her son had been
taken from school and sent to James,
burg Reformatory. Then, on July 4. her
eldest boy was taken to the hospital
suffering from abdominal tuberculosis.
His death followed last night, cerebro
spinal meningitis setting in. This last
blow seems to have made the poo
widows cup of trouble overflow.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-06
CRAzEO BY HEAT,
AGED man DRINKS
CARB0L|C ACID

Crazed by the heat, Theodore Stapf,
SO years old. of East Orange, commit
ted suicide by taking carbolic acid at
the home Of his son, William T. Stapf,
1902 Sanford street, that city, late last
night.
He was found by his son and Deputy
County Physician Muta, of West Or
ange, was summoned. DR.. Muta grant
ed d burial permit and the funeral
services will take place from the sons
home at 7 o'clock tomorrow might.
Burial will be private.
Mr.. Stapf was born In Germany,
coming to this country twenty years
ago.. He was retired, and is survived
by three sons and four daughters.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-06
PERSONALS FROM WEST HUDSON and OTHER SUBURBS

East Newark, have returned from a
stay at Ocean Grove.
Miss May Mulligan, of Hamilton
street, Harrison, is at Rye, N. Y.
William f. Whittle, ventriloquist, for
merly of Harrison, is meeting with
great success at Cardiff, Wales, so he
advises Harrison friends.
Miss Annie Brown, of Harrison ave
nue., and Miss Catherine Trainor, of
Second street, both of Harrison, have
returned from the Highlands of Nave
sink.
Miss Lillian Muller, of Harrison ave
nue., Harrison, is spending a few weeks
in Upper New York State.
Ex-Alderman John Dixon and family,
of East Newark, have returned from
Atlantic Highlands.
Miss Mary Maggie, of $40 Kearny ave
nue., Kearny, has returned from a visit
to friends at Oswego, N. Y.
Miss Mary Smith, of Harrison ave-
nue., Harrison, is summering at Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove.
Miss Ellen r. Crawford, of Maple
street. Kearny. Is spending the summer
in the Catskill Mountains.
Charles Rachow,' of Sussex street,
Harrison, returned today from a stay
in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Pagan, Apf
Jersey and Lodi streets. Harrison, re-
turned last night from a stay at At
lantic City.
Miss Ruth Ashmall, of Arlington
Heights, has returned from q stay at
Rockaway.
Mrs. Jabez Gilbert and daughter
Alice, of Forest street, Arlington, re-
turned today from a stay at Farming
dale, this State.
Miss May Paddock, of Argyle place,
Arlington, has returned from a vaca-
ton spent at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Michael O'Halloran, of Airing
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-06
WEST

The Ramblers' Club, composed of a
number of Harrison young men, will
leave Saturday for Atlantic Highlands.
The Misses May and Elizabeth Cum
mings, of Central avenue, Harrison, are
spending a few weeks at Rockaway
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stumpf, of East
Newark, are spending a few weeks in
the Catskill Mountains.
Professor John B. Smith, of Trenton,
will be present at the next meeting OF
the Kearny Board of Health to be held
August Is, and will explain the work
that has been done regarding the eX-
termination of the mosquito.
Thomas McCabe, of Cleveland avenue.
Harrison, is contemplating a trip to
the CAtskills, where he will spend his
vacation.
Town Clerk Theodore c. Wildman, of
Kearny, has returned from a stay with
his family at South Norwalk, Conn.
Leo Herlihey, of Elm street, Airing
ton, is spending a few weeks at
Cheshire, Mass.
Miss Margaret Hughes, of Washing
ton street, Harrison. returned today
from a two weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Robert E. Torrance, wife of
School Trustee Torrance. of Kearny,
with her family, is spending the sum-
mer at Atlantic City.
The Misses Agnes, Nettie, Margaret
and Mary Hill, of North Third street,