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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-21
NE|GHBORs SCRAP
OVER HEDGE LANDS
THEM IN COURT
Mrs. Hopkins Said 1t Was On
Her Property and MI. Maull
Said 1t Wasn't.

In the Irvington Police Court last
night a hearing was given in the case
of Gustave Maull, of % Silkman place,
who was arrested last week on COM
plant of Mrs. Richard f. Hopkins, a
neighbor, of 10 Silkman place, who
charged Maull with assault and bat
terry. The trouble arose over the re-
moval by Mr.. Hopkins of a low hedge
which was supposed to have been the
dividing lien between the two prop
critics., but which Mrs. Hopkins claimed
was on her ground. She employed
Frederick Menzi, an lrvington nursery
man, who mad set out the hedge some
ten years ago, to remove IL.
Mrs. Maulll saw Menzi's workmen
taking GU the hedge, and called her
husband, who ran over and attempted
to pick up the parts of the hedge as the
men dug them out, claiming that he had
had a survey of his property made and
that the hedge was one foot over on his
ground. Mrs. Hopkins, with her little
boy about 10 years Old, ran out to pre-
vent Maui from taking any of the
hedge. She picked up a piece of the
hedge by the branches and beat Maui
several times over the back, according
to several witnesses who were exam
ined. Maui also said that the boy had
picked up a spade n threatened to
strike him with it. He admitted giving
the boy one slap in the face, but
claimed it was in self-defense.
After several witnesses had been ex-
amined the recorder dismissed the COM
plant.
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NUTLEY FIFE AND
DRUM CORPS WAS
HOST To MANY
Competitive Drill for Silver Low
ing Cup Was a Feature
of the Event. 4.
MANY OUT-OF-TOWN
ORGANIZATIONS COMPETE
Annual Reception and Dance
Proved Mecca for So.
ciety of tile Town.

The annual reception and dance of
the Nutley Fife and Drum Corps, held
last night at the Town Hall Audito-
rum, was largely attended by visiting
out-of-town corps. Among the corps
present represented by delegations We're
the Marcus l.. Ward and Hexaner Fife
and Drum Corps, of Newark; Williss
Drum and Fife Corps, of Bronx. n.
Y: Walden Drum and Fife Corps, Of
Walden, N. Y; Columbia and Wash
.ington Drum and Fife Corps, of Pas
sale; the Carlstadt Drum and Fife
Corps, of Carlsbad; sherman Drum and
Fife Corps, of Roselle; Fourth Regi-
ment, N. G. N. J., Drum and Fife Corps,
of Newark; Bloomfield Drum and Fife
Corps, of Bloomfield; East Rutherford
Drum, Fife and Bugle Corps, of Ruth
erford; Nonpareil, Royal, Unity, Impe-
rial, Fourth Regiment n Jr. o. U. A.
Nj. corps, all of Elizabeth; Independent
Fife and Drum Corps, of Plainfield; st,
Mary's Fife and Drum Corps, of New
Brunswick; Van Houten and Zabriskie
posts, of Jersey City; also delegations
fl ON Yantacaw Engine Company No.
/, Avondale Hose Company No. / and
w tSl ANulitN ilOoC COMPANY AVE.
An attractive and interesting feature
of the occasion was a competitive drill
by the out-of-town corps for a silver
loving cup for the best marching and
playing. The committee of arrange
ments was: Floor manager, Philip
Frobose; assistants, John Nugent and
Frederick Frobose.
Among the many guests present were:.
Cn1pni1rnan William NJ Ha1coU Of tho
First Ward; Chief Henry H. Stager, of
the Nutley fire department. and wife;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fitting, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Frobose, Councilman
Frank P. Barr, of the Third Ward;
Freebooter Abram Blum, Mr.. inc Mrs.
Phillip Frobose, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Frobose, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gardner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Wiltsie, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jamison, Frank Jamison, Miss
Nellie Reilly, Walter Stager. Miss Nellie
Frobose, Frederick Frobose, Isaac
CokeIfair, Peter w. Kievit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest j. Weischedel. Otto Fowser, Miss
Elizabeth Fowser, MI. and Mrs. John
Daumes, of Rutherford; Miss Alice Fro
bose, of Rutherford; Mrs. j. Walsh,
William Cone, John Murren, Harry
Otto, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Seidler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Paxton, Frank
Speer, George Burnham, of Rutherford;
Major Fl. Scofield, First Sergeant John
Fredericks, First Sergeant John Damus,
First Sergeant p. J.. Conrpy, Second
Sergeant C. Conroy, John Dabinett, Eu-
gene Zuber. John Blum. Edward Rem
ick, Charles Georgli. Warren ]. Nor
gan, William Mcmillan, Robert Johnson,
Eugene Pheltz, all of Rutherford; Will
lam Dolan, Miss Katherine Fitting, Miss
Bertha Anderson, of Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith and many others from
out of town.
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CLASS Of 1901,
NUTLEy H. s.
HOLDS DANCE
Affair at F0rtnightsy Club At
tended by All Save One or
Two Members.

The eighth annual reunion dance of
the class of 1901 of Nutley High School,
held at the Fortnightly Club last night,
was a brilliant success. The members
OF the class were all present, with one
or two exceptions. The class president
is W. Carson Ryan, jr, and the secre-
tary Mrs. Charles G.. Page. Among
those present were Miss Lottie Stirrat,
Miss Name b. Schunck, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Carson Ryan, jr, William G. Fit
ting. Clarence Faith. Miss Bertha
Blum. Miss Helen Bassford, Ernest
Greene. Walter Heller. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Hunting, Jack Walsh, J. Halsey
Sargent, Ralph b. Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter #. Ormsbee, Miss Lillian Van
Ripper, Miss Adrianna Van Ripper, Ralph
Griswold O'Brien. Miss Ethel Town
send, Charles Schunck, Miss Stella,
Schunck, Miss Beatrice Slaughter, Miss
Name b.. Schunck, Joseph Blum, Har-
lon Chandler, Miss Grace O'Brien, Clar-
n c Chandler, Conrad f. Ray, Mr.. and
Mrs. William C. Ryan, ST., Walter
Ryan, Miss Ilka Woodruff, Roy Snyder,
Miss Buelah Bishop, Frank McGrath,
Frederic N. Dorsh, Miss Elizabeth Van
Wrinkle, Albert Rutan, w. George Con-
over, Franklin H. Bishop. Norman Dan
nowltz. Miss Mildred Van Ripper, Cath
crime Fitting, Mabel Kierstead, Mrs.
Frank Heller. Robert Donaldson.
Douglas b. Leigh, Miss Alice O'Brien,
P. ]. McEligot, Miss Irene Hearn, Miss
Eunice Yosinski, Miss Eulah Symonds,
Raymond Symonds, Albro Lewis, Miss
Leah McGrath, Miss Alice O'Neil. Miss
Louise Chandler and Fred II. Young,
all of Nutley; Marshall Congleton and
Miss Hazel Wylie, Of Newark; Miss
Edna Leighton. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Arnold and William DeWarr, of Belle
Vile; Charles Horton and Harold Ter
hume, of Passaic; George Lawson, of
New York; Frank Demarest, of Pater-
son, and others.
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c. O.P.
ELECTS. GILBERT
NEW CHAIRMAN
He viii Succeed Kocher, Who
Resigned as Head Of Execu-
tive Committee.

Seymour Parker Gilbert, sr., was last
night elected chairman Of the Bloom
field town Republican executive com
mittee to succeed Charles f. Kocher,
who has held the position for -four
years, although not c~onseeutively. Mr..
Kocher says his resignation was due tc
the pressure of official as well as pri-
vate business. A formal vote of conf
dence was given Mr.. Kocher. The new
chairman win serve for MIR. Kocher..s
unexpired term.
Chairman Gilbert is one of the best
known Republicans in Bloomfield and
has a large following. He is classed as
a follower Of the New Idea movement.
Mr.. Kocher is a Regular. Mr.. Gilbert
was at one time n member of the old
Township Committee. He is at present
a member of the Board of Health Of the
town.
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HISTORIC OLD
MONTCLA|R HOTEL
To Be TORN down
Mansion House Has Stood On
Its Present Site During One
Hundred Years
LICENSE WAS REFUSED
TO IT'S LAST PROPRIETOR
Landmark Was a Fine Piece Of
Architecture and Will Be
Sorely Missed.

In a few days the Mansion House,
field avenue and Valley road, Mont
clair, and which for over one hundred
years has been a licensed tavern and
hotel, will be torn down. The last pro-
prietor of this old hosiery was Ber-
nard Corcoran, to whom, in June last,
the Town Council refused to grant a
new of license 1t was claimed at
the time that the renewal of the license
was refused that it was a great IN
Justice to Mrs. Susan Green, widow oil
James Green. a former proprietor Of
the hotel, who owned the building. Cor
coran paid Mrs. Green $4,000 a year
rent for the building, and It was
planned that without being licensed the
property would not rent for so per cent.
Of that amount.
William B. Dickson, of Llewellyn
road, Montclair, who is second vice
president of the United States Steel
Corporation, who was interested in the
reduction of licensed taverns in Mont
clair, came to Mrs. Green's rescue n
purchased the property from her. Inc
additions that have been made to the
building from time to time during the
past one hundred years will be torn
down, and the main building will be
moved to the rear of the lot, fronting
on Valley road, and made into apart
ments. The lot on which the building
now stands will remain vacant until
the owner decides what to do with 1t.
The building was erected and occu-
pied as a hotel in 1893 by Captain
Mum, of Revolutionary fame. With
the exception of one year in the COS,
when Montclair went dry, the house
has been licensed ever since it was
erected until last July, when the license
expired.
The cid house is a splendid piece of
architecture, and will be sorely missed
by the old residents of Montclair.
The tearing down of this old hosiery,
which has been a landmark for over a
century. leaves Montclair virtually
without a hotel. The Hotel Montclair,
on the mountain-top, is only for the
rich. and a stranger of ordinary means
visiting Montclair would have to seek a
boarding house or the police station for
a nights lodging.
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R LUCIA C. AMES.

Mrs. Lucia Clapp Ames, widow OF
James Hervey Ames. of Montclair, died
last night at her home. 290 Valley road,
after a lingering illness. She had been
a resident of Montclair for thirty-five
years and was a member of the First
congregational Church. She was in
Ter SEVENTEEN year. Mrs. Ames leaves
three daughters, Mrs. John G. MacVic-
ar, wife of the head master of Mont
clair Academy, and two single daugh-
tiers who lived with their mother, and
three sons. James, Edward and Hervey.
The funeral, which will be private, will
take place Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock from the residence.
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FIVE HUNDRED DANCED
WITH BELLEVILLE COPS.
Annual Ball Was a COM
plete Success.

The first annual ball of the B%ellevillle
police department was held last night
at Hillside Park. More han 500
dancers filled the big pavilion. 1t has
been decided to hold a ball every year
hereafter, because of the success of
this years affair. z
William Sullivan was floor manager,
and his assistants were Louis Bon
nelle and James Hannah. The arrange
ment committee consisted of Charles
Pearl. James Flynn, William Swim,
James Dunn, Patrick Finn, Frank
Senior md j.. Jackes. The reception
committee was made up of Township
Committeeman Joseph Weston, William
Bechtoldt, George w. Staniar, william
Herdes and James Joule, Chief of Po-
lice Michael Flynn. Frederick Yako and
Township Clerk o ]. Hanan.
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BELLEVILLE BOAT CLUB
HOLDS IT'S FIRST DANCE.
De Jianne's Restaurant the
Scene of the Affair.

The first of several subscription
dances to be given this winter by the
Nereid Boat Club of Belleville was
held yesterday evening at De Jianne's.
Among those well known In Belleville
society who were present, were; Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Schwinn, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Maynard, Mr.. I'M Mrs. A.
w. Greason, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cadiz,
Mr.. and Mrs. George. Travis. Mrs.
Charmers, Miss Alice Comstock, Miss
STEELE Bennett, Miss Agnes Wharton,
Miss Adelaide Hardeman, Miss Morten,
Miss Mains, Miss Noe, Miss Bor-
roughs, William Douglas. Leon Brooks,
S. E.. Moore, r. w. Brett, DIR. G.. Ray
Louis. DIR. Becker, and Mr.. Putnam.
The committeeman who have the
dances in charge are: G. Leverich Brett,
j. Harry Hartman and George Peck
ham. The music was by Miss May At
kins.
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COUPLE
Welded TWENTY YEARS.
Mr.. and Mrs. FornOff viii OBJ
serve Occasion Tonight.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Fornoff. of
Bloomfield, will in their home, IS Bald
win street, that town, tonight celebrate
the twentieth anniversary of their
wedding. The couple were married in
this city on November 81, 1888. The
ceremony was performed by the late
Rev. j. A. Guenther, then pastor of
the German Presbyterian Church. in
Morton street.
Mr.. Fornoff has been prominent in
politics In Bloomfield for a long time
and is a constable. He is at present at
tached to one of the county courts.
He was one of the original members of
Excelsior Hose Company No. 3. and is
an exempt fireman. The couple have
live children. Many relatives and
friends are expected to be present at
tonight's affair.
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IRVlNGTON GIRLS REPEAT
PLAY WITH MUCH SUCCESS.

Masonic Hall, Irvington, was crowded
last night when the young women of
the First Christian Church repeated
their performance Of the previous eve
ming in the production of the comedy,
1.-The Three Chauffeurs." While all in
the cast made a creditable showing,
Miss Mabel Green distinguished her
self as Kitty Kennedy, the Mincing Girl,
and Miss Elsie Hainer, the daughter
Of the Rev. William II. Hainer, was
exceedingly clever in her role of Ger
trude Castleton, masquerading as Me-
Indy Pike. Miss E. Marie SOM, the
dramatic director. received great APP
plause when she gave the three recita-
tons, 1.-THE Washerwoman," 1.-THE Boy
with the Earache,'' and 1.-The Pansy.'
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VICIOUS BLOOMFIELD
BULLDOG DIES HARD.

A vvicious bulldog, said to have been
the property of John Alworth, of Lin
den avenue, Bloomfield, was shot by
Policeman Walter O'Neil, of that town.
today. The animal, it is claimed, was
the one that attacked Roland Hill and
bit him ON the leg last week. 1t is
said that the dog had bitten others in
the town. O'Neil experienced some diff
ficulty in killing the brute, and it
sprang at him several times. He put
three bullets into its body before he
succeeded in dispatching it.
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DANDELEONS ARE STILL
A=BLOOM IN BLOOMFIELD.

Helen Collins, of Baldwin street,
Bloomfield, picked a number of dande-
lions in a field in the rear of her home
today. In Brookdale Rowland roses
are In bloom. They are of the monthly
variety, however, and in nice weather
with just a little frost, will bloom until
December /.
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B~ELLEyILLE NOTICES.
BELLEVILLE TOWNSHIP NOTICES.
NO,rICE OLE

BELBEVILI.E TOWNSHIP NOTICES.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Notice is hereby given 10 the owner or owners
of lands bordering or fronting on the east and
west sides of Magnolia street, from Franklin
street to Newark avenue. in the Township of
Belleville. In the County Of Essex. that the
Township Committee of the said township at a
meeting to be held on Tuesday, the first day of
December, A. d. nineteen hundred and eight,
at the meeting room Of said Township Com
mittee, located at the corner Of Academy and
Cortland streets. in said township. at 8 o'clock,
p. M, will consider an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance to provide Cor the establishing of the
grade of Magnolia street. from Franklin street
to Newark avenue. in the Township of Belle
VILE and will also consider an ordinance
entitled IAN ordinance to provide for the
paving and curbing of the sidewalks on the
easterly and westerly sides of Magnolia street.
from Franklin street 10 Newark avenue. in the
Township OF Belleville.'
j. !. HANNAH,
Clerk of the Township of Belleville, in the
Co1pty NJ Essex
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TAsHM00 CLUBS SESSION.

The Tashmoo Club, of Bloomfield,
held a session at the home of Miss
Edith Hewitt. 3 Berkeley Heights Park,
last evening, to celebrate the birthday
of Jack Stumpf. e. Beach Smith,
president Of the club, presented num-
erous gifts on behalf of the members.
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IRyINGToN B. AND L. MEETING.

The regular meeting and p~ay-night
Of the Olympic Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION was held in Hosp's Hall,
Springfield avenue and ~Forty-third
street, Irvington, last night. The board
of directors of the association will meet
at the SAM hall on Monday night.
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NUTLEY.

Frank Weston, of Montview avenue.
who has been touring the Western
States with the Ben Hur' company
for several weeks, has returned from
Oklahoma City, Okla.
The members of the West Nutley
Hose Company No. 2, of the Nutley
fire department, win hold their third
annual reception and dance at the
ming, December 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell and
Miss Mary Mitchell. of New Bruins
wick, who have been visiting MI. and
Mrs. M. c. McElligot, of Hillside ave-
nue., have returned home.
Mrs. e.. Swanson and Mrs. M. J.
Freeman, of Avondale road, are visit
ing friends at Lynnbrook, l.. l.
State Commander-in-Chie FL. w.
Nevius, OF Red Bank, has appointed
Stephen p. Vreeland, of Franklin ave-
nue., an aide-de-camp on his personal
staff for the New Jersey division of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
Miss Mary Tully and Miss Katherine
Hawkins, of East Nutley, are spending
Thanksgiving week with friends at
G%reenport. l.. 1.
A reception will be rendered the new
members Of ST. Pauls Congregational
Church at Masonic Hall, corner of
Franklin avenue and High street, on
Wednesday evening, December 2.
Miss M. Martin, of Newark, who has
been visiting Mrs. II. w. Chenowith,
Of Hillside avenue. a returned home.
Mrs. M. 3. Learned, of New York. is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy j. Ed
wards, of Grant venue
This afternoon the first walk of the
season by the young men of st. Paul's
Congregational Sunday School will take
place, with the Rev. Gustavus A. Hurl-
burt, the pastor OF the church, as
leader.
At st. Paul's Congregational Church
the Sunday Bible school at $3.50 a. m.
tomorrow will be followed by preaching
by the Rev. b. M Neil, of German
town, Pa. In the evening h Rev.
Gustavus A. Hurlburt, pastor, will
preach.
The members of West Nutley Hose
Company No. 2 have nominated the
following officers: President, Wilbur
Garrabrant; vice-president, Alexander
Whsle; foreman, Charles H. Kinzel;
assistant foreman Daniel DE Vries;
secretary, Harry Cueman; treasurer,
Harry Joerg. Until the fire commits
sioners provide a meeting room for the
company they will meet at the home
of Councilman Daniel De Vries, Kings
and street.
A general meeting of the Library
League will be held at the Park School
building on Monday afternoon. Mrs. j..
Stewart Brown, OF Montcialr, a former
resident of Nutley, and Miss Aslzew, Of
'Uncle Remus'' fame. State organizer
of libraries, will be present.
At the Nutley Reformed Church to.
morrow morning the Rev. William
Stuart, pastor, will preach on PITY n
Praise and in the evening on Blood
Money"
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ELECTS BOARD OF GOVERNORS.

The brotherhood of the First Presby-
terian Church. Montclair, has elected
the following board of governors: John
b, Wright, Charles E. Gorton, G.. Will
bur Sanford, Joseph Torrens, Sheldon
w. Case, Albert F. Hall, William O.
Persons. jr., Frank A. Mason, William
H. Hasey, Sinclair ]. johnson and AL
bert E.. Stevens
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AT R

Mrs. Frederick r Cook, of Bloom
field avenue, Caldwell, entertained the
Card club yesterday. Five tables were
in play. High score was made by Mrs.
lanes Throckmorton. Mrs. Justus
MacChesnev will be the hostess at he
next meeting, Friday, December 4.
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OBSERVED 57TH ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Doremus, OF
Montclair, observed the f~ifty-seventh
anniversary of their marriage yester-
day at their home in Glen Ridge ave-
nue.. On account of the illness of Mrs.
Doremus the occasion was not marked
by festivities. Many friends, however.
visited the couple during the day.
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CONTAGIOUS DISEASE IN MONTcLAIR.

Since October 90 there nave been nine
cases of scarlet fever in Montclair.
-Four of these We're in the Central
School and one was in the Cedar Ave-
nue. School. There has been but n
case of diphtheria among the 1000
school children in the town since school
opened in September,
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NOTICES or I%NTENTIoN.

4 Notice is hereby given TO the owner or owners
ar lands bordering or fronting on the east and
west sides Of Dow street. from the northerly
line of William street to the s~outherly line Of
.rofn street. in the Township OF Belleville, In
mittee of said township Mt a meeting to be
held on Tuesday, the first day of December.
~ u. nineteen hundred and eight. at the meet
ing room of said Township Committee. located
at the corner Of Academy and Cortlandt streets,
consider an ordinance entitled A ordinance
To provide for the paving, and curbing Of the
ct rect. from the northerly line of William
street to the southerly line Of John street"
7. ]. HANNAH,
cgerl, Of tho Township of Belleville. In the
County Of Essex.
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NOTICE OF ~lNIyNIloN.
Notice Is hereby given to the owner or owners
OF lands bordering or fronting on the north and
south sides of Honniss street, from Belmont
avenue to Eugene place, In the Township OF
Belleville. in the County Of Essex, that the
\ Township Committee Of said township at a
to be held on Tuesday. the first day OF
becember, A.. d. nineteen hundred and eight,
1t the meeting room Of said Township Com
rhittee, located at the corner of Academy and
6ortIaridt streets. in the said township, at 8
D. M. will consider an ordinance en-
htfAled 'An ordinance to provide for the paving
and curling of the sidewalks on the north and
south sides of Honniss street, from Belmont
avenue to Eugene place"
]. j. HANNAH.
%Clerk of the Township Of Belleville. in the
81 Corinfv of Eesex.
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Notice is hereby given to the owner or owners
of lands bordering or fronting on the cas-, and
N1cst sides of Clinton street. from the southerlv
line 81 William street to the n~ortherlv line Of
Mil street, in the Township Of Relleville. in the
Of said township at a meeting to be held on
TUESDAY. the first day of December. A. d. nine
teen hundred and eight. at the meeting room
Of said Township Committee, located at the
couoer OF Academy and cortlandt streets. IN the
mn ordinance entitled al ordinance to provide
for the paving and curbing o. the sidewalks on
the east and west sides Of CLINTON street. from
The southerly line of William street to the
J. ]. HANNAH.
l8erk Of the Township Of B~elleville. In the
eh~s-tv of Ezsax-
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crLEBRArED DAuGHrER,s BIRTHDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Bethel, of
Washburn place, Caldwell, gave a par
ty for their daughter, Miss Olga
Bethel, last night in honor OF her l4tn
birthday anniversary.