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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-11-21
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ORDINANCE NO. 257,

An Ordinance amending and re-en-
acting Ordinance No. 1874, adopted
March 7th 1895 and repeating Ordi-
nance No. 1879, adopted July 18th. 1896
Be it ordained by the Police Jury of
the Parish of Lafourche, in regular
Sc sion convened hat sections and d
of Ordinance No. 1914 adopted by this
Jury on March 7th, 1885 be amended.
re-enacted and re-ordainad to read as
follows:
Section 5, The Police Jury of this par
ssh shall annually elect by ballot Five
Road Inspectors or O1ersetrs, who
shall be ex-officio Leyee Inspectors.
each of whom shall be commissioned
by the President of the Police Jury
AID serve for one wear from the date
of his election Or until his successors
shall have been elected and qualified;
the said Inspectors shall furnish bond
for the faithful performance of their
duties in d sum not less than such sal
Try as may be allotted to him for his
| annual services in said capacity; the
jurisdiction of said inspectors or Over
seers shall extend to all roads. bridges
and ca,iseBays within their respective
District Each of said Inspectors or
DverSeerS shall receive an annual SAL
.ry of Three Hundred Dollars, pay
aDie nno1sy ofene haG pn;ah u T,o oass
jury ny val "n' oh Tue : d i'h iiee''
uI Sd..; TIT, ,,.;,, shou ho-.na
peo.lun 2 80. q, o. e. %. pnoJ ~ n ~
tricts, as follows
District No. ]. shall extend from
the upper line of the Parish, on the
right bank OF the bayou Lafourche,
down to the upper line OF the proper
ty OF Mrs.Gildoment Ihlbodaux, ABOUT
nine mlies below the OF town Ihlood-
aux ana shaI comprise az pack seGlie-
ments IN SAD portion OF the Parish.
District NO. z. snail extend from the
lower line OF Dlstflct NO. on the
r'gnt pank OF lne payon LaIourc ne
down TO point opposl,e Inc guI III,
ana snail COMPRISE oil pack seseie-
menus M poTIlon VI .1e Iallsl:
nor Inc of The parish On the left hank
Re tho bavnn T..fnureha down IN the
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-11-21

Many of the Ladies of Thi
bodaux, met at Mount Car
mel Convent and formed al
Association. which will hence
forth be known as the Mount
Carmel Auxiliary. It's object
is to help the Institution fl
nancially and to keep the
former pupils in touch with
their Alma Mater. The asso-
citation has now a roll call of
forty-one members and hope
in the near future, to enlist
many more friends and for
mer pupils, not only Of the
town but of the vicinity.
Any one desiring informa-
lions, can obtain same from
the Mother Superior of
Mount Carmel Convent, Thib-
odaux, La.
nc LduiSS UolOuSIuB TO Tue
Auxiliary, take pleasure in
announcing 10 the public that
a benefit Euchre, will be
given at Mount Carmel Con-
vent on Nov. oath at 8 P. M.
apd promise a pleasant eve
ming, to all those who will
kindly attend and encourage
a good cause.
Do not forget Nov. oath at
3 L. M. Pretty prizes will be
awarded the lucky ones.
Admission 25c. Refreshments
free.
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TN MEMORIAM,
Hall of Young Mems Benevolent
Association of Lafourche.

Hall of Young Mems Benevolen
Association of Lafourche.
Thibodaux, La, Nov. 1Ith., 1908
| WHEREAS, Divine providence i,
its transcendent wisdom has deemed
it best to take from us our Bro,he,
Member. CLAY A LAGARDE. anc
WHEREAS whist We humbIy bow te
the mandates Of God, yet we feel thai
it ls'also right and proper that ",
should place on record our respect fo,
his memory as well as our deep sor
row for his severance from his earthly
ties, therefore,
BELT RESOLVED, That IN the
death of our brother member, CLAY
A. LAGARDE, this Association has
lost one of its oldest and most valued
members, and one who, by his exam
plary conduct, his high sense of hon.
or and his gentleness of character
was fitting example for the men of
thus community, and this association
deprived of worthy and Jealous
member and his family kind and de-
voted father and husband.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.
that his memory shall ever be dear to
us and to that end we lovingly dedi
cate page Of our record book for
The inscription Of these resolutions,
q copy of which sEsll be sent to the
family of the deceased, and another
furnished our !ecal press for publica-
ion.
S. Y. Tfaieie,
james Rohichaux,
J. N. Wright,
b. J. Legendre,
Henry R'yiere.
Committee.
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ORDINANCE NO,

ORDINANCE NO,
Be it ordained by the Police Jury il
and for the Parish of Lafourche that
r. R. Barrow be and he is hereby EN-.
powered to place Booms across the
channel connecting Lake Long and
F ED with the BaratarIa and Lafour-
che Canal to prevent the entrance OF
water hyacenths or water lilies into
said Canal fronm said Lake; provided
said DO IN are so arranged as to per-
nit their being opened to admit the
passage of water crafts to and from the
the said Lake..
Be it further ordained that removing
said b0oms or leaving them opened is
hereby declared to be a misdemeanor
and any one found guilty hereunder
shall be fined in sum of not less than
twenty five dollars and MT more than
Ono Hundred Dollars or imprisoned
not less that ten nor more than sixty
lays or both at the discrestion of the
Court,
81. N. Conlon JIM. Walsh
Clerk President
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smythe and
family, after pleasant stay here at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. Z. Tabor,
returned to their home in Kansas last
Saturday.
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The marriage of Miss Rita Lagarde
to Mr.. j. L. V. Grenier, of San An
tonic, Texas, is announced to take
place on Wednesday Nov. 25th, at
st. Joseph sChurch.
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Statesmen WANTED for Lubri>
eating Oils, Greases and Paints in
Lafourche and adjacent counties.
Salary or Commission. Address
Clover Oil and Paint Co, Cleveland,
~
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Eckels' uniformed
brass band
See the trained wild animals
l am not responsible for debts con
tracted IN the name of the Str. Annie
G. Geo Guthrie, owner

At IFS meeting held last week, th,.
police jury of this parish adopted the
minimum liquor license of $500. 90.
The license ordinance will appear in
on next issue.
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Mr.. Abby EIlender, a popular
young man of Terrehoone, and Mss
Eugene Delaune, the winsome dangh
ter of Mr.. D. Delaune, a prosperous
business man of this town, were mar
RED last Monday at s.. Joseph church.
The sea'ing was quiet affair, n"
care having been Issned.
- sp8tinel extends best wishes,
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Notice
- - . -
NOTICE
For Sale.

A fine Waitharn Piano, just from
the factory, Built ike watch, just
the thing for this climate.
On exhibition at DR. Smiths drug
Store.
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Local Paragraphs.
MI Jos. Clau let and family have
returned from Waukesha, Wis.,

$ Mr.. Geo. Liuesetter, the genial host
of the Strangers Hotel has been con-
fined to his room by sickness this
" EEK.
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Hon. Robt. Broussard, of New he
TIA, was shaking hands with his many
friends here Tuesday.
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Mr.. Joseph L. Grenier, of San
Antonio, Texas, is spending few
DAYS 10 Tihbodaux.
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Mr.. Oscar Dasplt, of New Iberia,
was in town Tuesday.
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Trespass Notice!

The public is hereby notified that
hunting, fishing, moss picking, trap
Ding and otherwise t,espasslsg, is
positively prohibited On any and al
our lands, under the penalty of the
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-11-21

The parish Of Terrebonne will have
two toll bridges.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-11-21

Mrs. 81. r. Dupre, entertained ths
members of the Afternoon Euchre
Club Thursday. Prizes were awarded
a follows:
Mrs. f. q. Robichaux, first; Mrs. ID
r, Dupre, second; Mrs. j. A. Naqnin
BOBBY. The following members were
present:
Alesdames Il. g. Robichanx, H..
Molaison, l.. E. Meyer, FL. r. Dupe,
Thos. Riyiere, II. Riviere, J. McCul'a,
j. A. Naquio, y. 5. Lafargne, and
Miss Cecilia Taylor, guest.
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j ioseman, a popular travel
ing A@.EaE ri the grip. mas ~ se"A
tl> ok.
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DR.. CASTOR Trosclair, Of Glancoe
was visiting here Wednesday.
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Mr.. Frank l.. Drotla, presenting
The Morning Star, of New Orleans,
was here This week attending 10 bust
ness 10 connection with bis paper.
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Er. l.. r. Vezira. ot nnas tdsonv'' y:
So sting us unlsf"as 1r!epQs ID
to.gn yesterday.
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Miss Cecilia Taylor, otter an alb
sence of three months, visiting in &C
ada parish, has returned home SUM-
day.
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Witnesses:
E. H. NJ Caleb Jr.
f, Howard NJ Caleb.
The foregoing Act of incorporation of the
Fishermen's Union No. having been SUB
mitted to me for examination, l am of The
opinion that the purposes and objects o sa id
Union, as specified in said Act. are legal,
and that none of the provisions therein con-
tanned are contrary TO law.
Dated Oct. 18th, 1908.
isfgnedl H. NJ Bourg. District Attorney for
the Parish OF Lafourche.
l. the undersigned j. Louis Aucoin Clerk
of Court and FIX ofticio Recorder of Mort
gage for the Parish of Lafourche. State of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
aud foregoing Act of Incorporation of the
Fishernen's Union No. ], and the CT rtificateS
of the District Attorney were this day re-
corded in my Office. in misc. book No. Z, folio
621-62f.
jSieaed} j.. Louis Aucoin,
Clerk of Court and Ex-oHicio Recorder of
Mortgages for the Parish Of Lsfourche.
Dated October 18th ls0S.
= sce6 copy
ATtsllz 3. Leopold, s.
Nntarr p t',.ic
43s d rn-1 -. -
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For sa le.

Several geod mules.
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-11
On Sale in
Bargain Hall
Wednes

Havana, was given free on the open
air stage. Olive Swan, the western
girl. entertained with her trick horses
in the arena.
Upon the electric fountain were posed
models from the studios of New York
artists In living productions of paint
ings by noted German masters or the
brush.
Deodata, the Kellar of Italy, offered
many puzzling tricks v seen before
in this country. He employs several
persons in his company.
The Laura Cubitt Trio, clever dan
GERS and singers. were on the program,
and also Frank Forrest. a pleasing
operate tenor.
Sylvan O'Neill and company present.
ed a new burlesque entitled "A a at
the Seashore." 1t is full of funmak-
ing c~ontrivances. The newest OF NOV
ing pictures were presented.
During the carnival the first presen-
tation of the sensational "Salome'
dance will be shown with all the effects
that Is now exciting the New York
theatre-goers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-11
HELMET FOR
FIRE CAPTAIN SMITH.

Captain Lewis Smith, of Engine Conn.,
pany No. 3, was the guest of honor last
night at the headquarters of Engine
Company No 20, of which he was for
merly lieutenant, inc was treated to
an agreeable surprise when Battalion
Chief william Exall, on behalf of the
members of Engine Company No. 20.
presented him with a fire helmet. suit
ably engraved.
Early in the day Captain Smith had
been summoned to the phone, and
Chief Exall commanded him to appear
at the Prince street tirehouse at )
o'clock.
Chief Exall arose and appraised the
captain of the object of the gathering
and made the presentation speech. cap
tain Smith made a few remarks, ex-
pressing his thanks. after when re-
freshments were served.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-11

possesses a clear tenor voice of wide
range, over which he has perfect con-
troll. Tomorrow he will retain Tip
perary," which will be illustrated for
the first time, and add the comic SONG
Fluffy de Ruff
The novel innovation of offering
grand opera selections by famous sing
ers upon the monograph was we'll re-
ceived and proved an attractive diver
sion. Caruso and Tetrazziui were the
soloists, offering Verdi's mid the Fair
Throng," and I'm Fair T1tania," by
Thomas.
Moving pictures continue the major
part of the entertainment with the re-
Gently increased quantity and variety
of subjects retained. The motion pic
lures will all be new tomorrow,
Wednesday, and again on Friday, with
many other changes and extra features
almost daily.
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THRILLS, LAUGHS
AND H~EARTTHRObS
! IN PROCT0RS BILL
Violet Dale Scores in "a Mex.
lean Tangle"-James Thorn
TONS Fun Hits the Mark.
ELECTRIC. PARK BEGINS
A GAY CARNIVAL WEEK
New Wild West Acts at Hillside.
Varied and Excellent Pro.
gram at the Arcade.

Several thrills, a heart-throb and a
considerable collection of laughs are
provided in the excellent and lengthy
bill at Proctor's his week.
Violet Dale is given an opportunity to
display her skill at i~mpersonating in a
sketch with Frank Erwin, entitled "A
Mexican Tangle,' in which four char
played by Miss Dale, and her sweet
heart, Jack, who has ~journeyed all the
way from the States to darkest Mexico
with his guitar to find her. are the
principal personages. Jack strays from
the straight and narrow path, but his
wanderings are overlooked at the happy
climax.
Dull care colIapses with a bang when
James Thornton, monologist, who
knows the art, comes before the foot
lights, and the risibles of the audience
are put to a severe strain for a full
twenty minutes. Unlike many in the
profession, Mr.. Thornton seems to have
made a study of his speciality. His re-
marks, while exceedingly funny, are in
good taste, INK his points quietly
directed.
Catherine Hayes and Sabel Johnson.
acknowledgements who style them:
selves THE Human Beef Trust" with
the full appreciation of the audience. are
pleasing in their sketch. "A Dream of
Baby Days. a light, airy c~onglomera-
ton of sentiment, comedy and tragedy,
the latter element being found in their
attempt at dancing in baby clothes at
the climax. A moving-picture scene is
sandwiched in the sketch with pleasing
results.
There is one little fellow, whose iden-
'tity is lost in THE Five Normans." who
captured the hearts of the -udience. He
is the 5 or 6-year-old juggler who can
manipulate indian clubs at an amaz-
ingly rapid rate. His four elder brothers,
of s~tepladder aspect in their varying
heights, have nothing on the younger
member of the quintet, and when 1t
comes to the question of popularity the
little one easily carries off the blue rib
bon.
There are other good things for the
theatre-eoer this week at Proctor's-
many of them. Go and see them!
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-11
in RA|DEO POOL
ROOM CONSTABLE
WAS THE CASHIER
In Abandoned Car Barn Police
Find Over 100 Jerseymen
Playing the Ponies.
PEACE OFFICER FORCED
TO LEAP FROM WINDOW
Three of the More Active Men
About Premises Are Put
Under Arrest.

Newark sports and others from
Paterson, Passaic inc other places will
have to look elsewhere for a place to
satisfy their desire to bet on the ponies
For some months back the trolley cars
OF the Paterson-N Newark line leaving
here early in the afternoon have been
crowded with dap~per-looking young
men and some who weren't dapper
looking, and they all got off near
Searle's Hotel. They usually walked
down across the fields to a shed back
of the abandoned car barns, but they
won't do it any more.
County officials from Paterson
swooped dow on the place yesterday
afternoon just as the announcer was
calling out the position of the horses
at the quarters in the fourth race at
Saratoga. He had just made the three
quarter post announcement when some
one discovered the officers, including
Assistant Prosecutor Ralph Shaw,
County Detective Nat Shane and Grand
Jury Clerk William Berdan.
"Golconda, first; Thomas Cal" he
cried as some n yelled, beat it;
we're p%inched."
1t all came about because one of the
da~pper-looking sports from this city
refused to pay his fare IN a car one
afternoon last week, This caused a
commotion in the car, and several re-
spectacle people complained, as a re-
suit of which the raid was planned.
Constable the Cashier.
The surprise was not entirely on the
side of the sports" When the county
officials reached the place they had no
difficulty in gaining an entrance and
stood for several! minutes watching
what was going on inside. They heard
the races described in a clear voice and
then saw County Constable Alexander
Mcleod, of Passaic, hand out the dol
lars to the winners. Mcleod was very
busy when he spied the raiders, but he
didn't wait on ceremonies. He look a
flying leap through a window, carry
Ing the wire mosquito netting with him
to the green sward, fifteen feet below.
It is said there were others in official
positions in the room well-known to
the sheriff's Office and the county
courts.
Beat n Hnsty Retreat.
The sports in the barn when the
were recognized beat a hasty re-
treat through numerous doors inc win
dows, across the swamp to the road
and boarded the first. cars that came
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LENGTHY AND ATTRACTIVE
PROGRAM AT ARCADE

A program of elaborate length and
quality, Offering motion pictures ana
musical specialties was Offered yester-
day at the Arcade Theatre. The enter
tainment rendered as it's steller fea-
ture, Raymond H. Stacy, the popular
New England tenor. This is Mr.. stacy S
first appearance in Newark. He has
Just returned from a tour
of the principal cities of the East. in
Guiding Boston. The sentimental bal
lad, attractively illustrated. Some
body that I Know n o Know
Too" the coon song, II See My Broth
err Coming Now" and the Irish mel
ody, "Tipperary" were the compost
lions used to introduce Mr.. Stacy. He
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along; it didn't matter which way the
cars went. Those in charge of the
place left so suddenly that parapher-
MALTA, in the line of charts, sheets, tele-
phones and other articles that &C to fit
up a poolroom were gathered in, as was
$3.50 in change. which Constable Nc
Leod left behind.
The officers made nc effort to detain
the men In the place as witnesses, but
arrested three of the alleged ring-lead-
ers. These men were taken to Pater-
son. There they gave fictitious names,
and said that they resided in Essex
county. One claimed to live in New
ark. one in Forest Hill. and the third
said he lived in Bloomfield. They were
held for the action of the grand jury.
Assistant Prosecutor Shaw said today
that he had not decided what action he
would take in the cas- of Constable
Mcleod, the cashier in the poolrooms
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-11
ANOTHER BIG
OUTING PLANNED
+. FOR SICK BABIES
Next Boatload of Tots and Tired
Mothers to Sail Monday,
August IL.
HEARTS OF MANY ARE
MADE INFINITELY HAPPY
Policemen Meet Today to Plan
Ball Game for Benefit
of Fund.

Another big outing to Coney Island
has been arranged for next Monday,
August II. by THE EVENING STAR
Free Ice and Sick Baby Outing Fund.
1t will be the sixth outing of the sea-
son, and. like the others in the past, 1t
will be exclusively for sick babies and
their mothers. How much the babies
have benefited by the outings car only
be told by the mothers. who IA that
their little one appear to,take on new
life as soon as they breathe the salt air.
The lines in the pinched faces of the
little tots how hard fighting against
the warm weather when the vessel Is
boarded. On the return trip the babes
are bright of eye, pink of cheeks and
the mothers are pleased beyond express
sion with the change.
At nearly every outing there is an
entirely new lot of children; the fund is
reaching out to all parts of the city.
Everybody at the island, from the
United States government inspectors
down, lends a helping hand to make
life easy for the little ones in some way.
The mothers are also benefited. as the
fresh air and the relief from home cares
for a day makes them more cheerful
and bright.
There will be a meeting this AFTER
noon of the Patrolmen's Benevolent
Association to TAX action in regard to
the game of baseball at Wiedenmayer's
Park Thursday, August 20, with the
fremen for the benefit of h fund.
A committee of the association VIII
be appointed to meet a committee OF the
Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Assocla-
ton to complete the details Tor the
game. Every man in the fire depart-
ment, from Chief Ashley down, Is prac-
Using for the game.
Chief Ashley wants to play. SO does
Deputy Chief Sloan, Battalion Chleis
Morgan, McDermit. Moore. ExaIl ana
Towey and Fireman William Page, OF
Engine Company No. 10. They say that
they can play the game as well as the
youngsters in the department.
The Academy A. c. sent in today $4lt
for the fund. the proceeds of a basepaii
game.
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FIREWORKS DISPLAY
AT HILLSIDE TONIGHT.

New and exciting Wild West acts
made things interesting for yesterdays
visitors at Hillside Park, dividing at
tention with vaudeville specialties and
the always popular side shows on the
grounds. Among the new acts were
sharpshooting by Bob Mason, exhi-
billions by a high school horse. riding a
bucking bronco and an Indian and
cowboy "fght." There were, in add
ton to these, the usual horse races and
a chariot race.
A fireworks exhibition will be a fea-
tnre tonight. 1t will be in charge OF
a Jersey City concern. which promises
q particularly beautiful display.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-11

Dispatches from shore points received
in Newark TODAY stated that the old
frigate training ship Portsmouth, with
more than $50 Newark members of the
naval reserve on board, had sighted the
squadron of training vessels of other
States and that together they were pre-
pairing for and other prac-
tise.
The cruise will continue for two weeks
to give the New Jersey reserve the drill
ing it has been so anxiously awaiting.
Messages to persons in Newark from
the young men on board are expected in
a few days.
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CARNIVAL WEEK BEGINS
WELL AT ELECTRIC PARK.

With an entertainment remarkable
fer the variety and strength of its at
fractions, the big carnival week and
volksfest for the benefit of the German
Hospital was inaugurated yesterday at
Electric Park. Vaudeville. dramatic
and musical specialties. spectacular
electrical exhibitions and band con-
certs ~inoculated the visitors with the
Joy germs In generous quantity
"The Destruction of the Maine" a
realistic representation of the blowing
up Of the battleship in the harbor Of
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-11
ASSAULT CHARGE AGAINST
POLICEMAN DISMISSED.

The case against Policeman Joseph
Cosgrove, charged with ~assaulting
Edward Winter and Robert MCGUIRE,
of Newark, while off duty, has been dis
missed by the Police Board. Winter and
Cosgrove got into a scuffie one after
noon, Cosgrove taking offense at a re-
mark which Winter made. MCGUIRE
came to the aid of his friend II the
fight which followed
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MRS. HELEN BApST's FUNERAL.

Funeral services for Mrs f1eien
Bapst, wife of Henry Bapst, WIN
be held tonight in the nouls
of her on-in-law, Frederick Sack
mann. 1s9 Avon avenue. They Will be
attended by the Belmont Benevolen
Association and the Young German
American Benevolent Association. m
terment will be in Woodland Cemetery.