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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25
POLICEMAN WILL
60 TO COURT TO
BATTLE FOR JOB
Patrick ]. Reynolds Contends
Action of South Orange
Trustees Is Illegal.
OLD CASE GIVES HIM
GOOD BASE FOR ACTION
II Was Held Years Ago That
-Four Votes Were Required
for Dismissal.

Believing that the action taken by
casting the deciding vote for his dis
missal from the South Orange village
police force, at a meeting of the vii
lage Board of Trustees Monday night.
because he escorted a oma home In
the dark, is illegal. Policeman Patrick
j. Reynolds will fight to hold his job.
The policeman says he has engaged
Louis Hood and Forcer Police Justice
Andrew S. Taylor. of South Orange, TO
conduct his legal battle.
Mr.. Taylor, In a statement to a re-
porter, said that he did not believe
President Wallis vote had any bearing
IN the case, and hat 1t took at least
four out of the six trustees votes to
dismiss Reynolds. The vote Monday
night was three for and a like number
against dismissal.
Former Village Trustee Timothy Bar
rett today said that when he was a
member of the board fifteen years age
a similar case came up. He said
Policeman Charles Burke was up or
charges and three of us voted for his
dismissal and three voted to keep him
on the force. The president voted and
his action was contested and put tc
then Village Counsel James Nee. Nor
row.
Mr.. Morrow said he did not believe
it legal to dismiss because It was
necessary for four trustees to appoint
him, and, therefore. believed the same
number necessary to dismiss lin. Pc
liceman Burke was retained.
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ARLINGTON BANK /
BUYS SITE FOR
NEW BUILDING
Purchases Parker Property at
Kearny and Midland
Avenues.

The First Ward National Bank OF
Arlington, has purchased the Parker
property at the northeset corner of
Kearny and Midland avct1es. Airing
ton. Frank Koch, Edward s. Strong
and James Salmond. all of whom are
stockholders, comprised the commit
tee that bought the property for the
bank. The price paid is said to have
been &c. 900.
1t is the intention of the directors of
the bank to erect a fine brick building
on the property. The present structure
will be moved from the corner to make
room for the improvement. AS soon as
the proposed new building is completed
the bank business will be removed from
it's present quarters at Midland avenue
and Forrest street, to the new acquisi-
ton.
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POLICE CRUSADE
AGAINST SPEEDING
AUTOS IN ORANGE
BluecOats Directed to Stop or
Take Numbers of All
Fast Cars.
WILL TEACH LESSON
TO SPEED MANAGES
Arrests Will Be Made, No Mat
ter Who Offenders
Are.

ua.u 49, hove oco.s,o, to
~ '-,
use the s'ree's Vi oia"ee W."
nave to exercise more care than IN tne
past and will have to observe the speed
limit. chief of Police George P.
Washer has given notice to the men
of his department to be on the watch
for violators of the automobile laws
and to make arrests no matter who the
occupants of the vehicles NAV be.
I'VE have tried to be reasonable with
automobilists." said the chief to a re-
porter. but there are some owners of
hi who haya heen reckless and
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew E. Hunter, Of
SO Elizabeth avenue, Arlington, returned
today from Matawan, where they spent
several weeks.
Mrs. Jabez Gilbert and daughter. Miss
Alice, of Forest street, Arlington, are
spending the summer at Farmingdale,
this State.
Miss Edith Feldt, of Arlington, who
has spent several weeks in Nutley. the
guest of Miss Matte Curtis, of that
place, has returned.
Mrs. Robert Ashmall and daughter
Ruth, of Arlington Heights, are sum-
mering at Far R~ockaway.
John A. Brown, Of Kearny avenue,
Kearny, is summering at Ocean Grove.
Miss Emily B. Handlon, of Duke
street. Kearny, left today for Red Bank,
wher she will spend her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bowe, of Devon
away.
Miss Ellen r. Crawford, of 2S6 Maple
street, Kearny, is spending the summer
in the Catskills.
Miss May Carlson, of 80 Bergen ave-
nue., Kearny, has returned from her
vacation spent at Rockaway.
MIR. AMI Mrs. Jacob Smith. of Chest
nut street, Kearny. returned today from
several days stay at the Highlands.
Frank Gaffney, of Maple street,
Kearny, a well-known tennis player,
left yesterday for Tohyhanna, Pa,
where he will compete in the tennis
finals that will be held there next week.
Mr.. Gaffney will represent the West
Hudson Tennis Club.
George Woods, of Duke street.
Kearny, has returned from Greenwood
Loke.
Miss May Paddock, of Argyle place,
Arlington, returned today from a weeks
vacation spent at Niagara Falls.
Miss Elsie Collins. of Highland ave-
nue., Kearny. has sailed for Europe.
wher she will spend the mex five
months.
Frank Wilmot, Of Schuyler avenue.
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VACATION PERSONAL NEWS OF WEST HUDSON

First street, Harrison. is at Sharon
Springs, N. Y.
Miss Rose McGourley, of Jersey
street, Harrison. has returned from a
stay at Whippany.
Miss May Clarity, of Jersey street,
Harrison, Is enjoying a vacation at
Ocean Grove.
Louis Marder, of Central avenue,
East Newark, is enjoying himself in
the Catskills.
David Patterson, of Hill street, Har-
rison, left today for a stay at Asbury
Park.
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Arlington, will spend nex week visit
ing friends in Connecticut.
Postmaster James Freeman, OF
Arlington, Is in Maine.
DIR. Fl. E.. Stearns, of Arlington, has
been notified that he has passed the
examination of the State Board Of
Veterinary Examiners.
George II. Parker, of Arlington
Heights, has been granted a patent on
a sash cord and chain holder.
Miss Irene Dugan, of Kearny avenue,
Kearny, has returned from a vacation
spent with friends in New Haven,
Con
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mulligan and Mr..
and Mrs. John Kellar and daughter
Elizabeth, all of Cross street, Harrison,
are enjoying an outing at the High
lands IN Kellar's motor-boat.
Miss Mary Mcbride, of Washington
street, Harrison, is back again after a
pleasant ~sojourn In the Catskills.
Mrs. Thomas McConville n family.
of Jersey street, Harrison. are home
from a visit to friends at Wilkesbarre,
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. aPtrick McGlennon, mother of
Mayor Cornelius A. McGlennon, of East
Newark, accompanied by her son Philip
is enjoying the cooling breezes of At
lantic City.
The Misses Katherine Gillen, of
Cleveland avenue, and Minnie Will
Jams. of Jersey street. both of Har-
rison, who have been touring Europe,
will leave Queenstown today for home.
Mrs. James Firth and daughter LII
liam, of Hamilton street, Harrison. are
at the Highlands.
Miss Nellie McInnes, of 1903 Harrison
avenue, Harrison, will spend the next
two weeks at Long Branch.
Edward and KatfIrine Rainey, Of
Hamilton street, Harrison. are home
from a stay at Waverly, Pa.
Mr.. n Mrs. George Fleming. of
Third street. Harrison, have returned
from R~ockaway.
Councilman Joseph B. Henry, Of
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ARLINGTON VISITOR
HURT BY PARK CAR.

Eugene Schlessinger. of New York,
who has beer the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Klepp, of Forrest street, Arlington. for
several weeks, is confined to the Klepp
home suffering from injuries received
in front of Olympic Park a few nights
ago. Mr.. Schlessinger had visited the
park and was waiting for a car in front
of the park to go home in. Suddenly
the rear end of a car struck him,
throwing him several feet and injuring
him about the thigh and kne cap.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25
SHOENTHAL BANS
POLITICS DURING
BUSINESS HOURS
His Honor Posts Notice in Shop
in Orange Hitting at
Nuisance.

Mayor Isaac ~Shoentha1, Of Orange,
who has ben the political storm-centre
In Orange for two ear past. has de-
cided that politics and business dc
not very well mix, and = sign In his
store In Main street contains the fol-
lowing announcement:
"The hours for discussing politics
hereafter in this store will be after a
p. m. and before 9 q. M"
The mayor has been a busy man OF
late and with another campaign COM
ing he desires some relief, apparently.
He left today with the Fifth Regi-
ment for Sea Girt.
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EDWARD PYNE'S FUNERAL.

The funeral of Edward Pyne, G6
years old, who died at his home. go
Grand place, Arlington, was held yes
terday afternoon. The Rev. John Jay
Bridges, of the Trinity Episcopal
Church. Arlington, conducted the burial
services. Mr.. Pyne had been a resident
of Arlington for fifteen years. and is
survived by several adult children.
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MILLBURN,
IRVINGTON
AND HILTON

street, has returned from Toms River.
Arthur Hurst, of Wildwood terrace,
is spending q few weeks at Newfound-
land.
James Valentine, of Maolis avenu
has Joined the Glen Ridge colony at
Point Pleasant.
Miss Florence Knight. daughter OF
Councilman John w. Knight, is at Bel
grade Lakes, Me.
H. A. Bruno, of Windsor place. is
staying at Martha's Vineyard, Mass,
for a few weeks.
w. F. Brainerd and family. of Hill
side avenue. are stopping at Branford,
Conn, for the next six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Slocum. of Wood
land avenue. are at Pleasant Mount
Pa.
w. r.. c. Meyer. of Ridgewood ave-
nue.. is spending the summer at Essex
N. Y.
e. w. Moss and family. of Dougla,
road. are at Lake George, n. Y, to re-
main several weeks.
w. b. Shafer. of WILD wood terrace, Is
at Sea Cliff. Long Island.
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NEW ERIE BRIDGE NEARLY READY.

The Erie Railroad has about ON
pleted it's new bridge across the Hack
ensack River. and on Tuesday next
trains on the Greenwood Lake division
will be switched from the structure
they now use to the new one, which
will be used Jointly by the Greenwood
Lake and the Newark branches.
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ARRESTED FOR CUTTING TREES.

The Kearny police arrested John Sar-
hide, Is years old. of 100 Grant avenue,
Harrison. and John Zlgmund, 81 years
old, of 342 Second street, Gas Newark,
yesterday for cutting trees on the
Kearny estate, and the complaint was
made by George ID. Garfield. who is
agent for the property. They were
allowed to go. with a reprimand.
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James J. Westlake, Familiarity known
to the baseball world as Pop" Is at
his home in Belleville today on a flying
trip from Lynchburg. Va. Pop" Is
manager of the Virginia State League
club In that city. He will return to-
morrow.
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MONTCLAIR.

Miss Theta Baker, of lakewood we
nue., Montclair, has gone to the Adiron-
dacks, to remain until the latter part
of August.
Mrs. Frank B. Littlejohn, Of Bellevue
avenue, and her daughter. Mrs. Arthur
VIII, of Oklahoma, are spending a few
weeks at Athens. N. Y.
Nelson E. Raymond, of North Noun
tain avenue, Is entertaining his mother,
Mrs. Raymond. of South Norwalk,
Conn.
Mrs. w. A. McBurney, of North
Mountain avenue, has as a guest her
sister, Miss c. S. Rollins, of Garden
City, Long Island.
Miss Elsinor. Smith, of Jersey City,
spent the week with Miss Lulu Bornen.
man, of North Mountain avenue.
Mrs. e. B.. Hutchinson and daughter
of Inwood avenue are at the Hotel La
fayette, North Asbury.
Miss Irene Walser, of North Fuller
ton avenue, is visiting Miss Eleanor
Janesay at West New Brighton.
Byerly Newton, son of DR.. and Mrs
Richard c. Newton, has gone to Europe
for a visit, in company with h Rev
c. B. Mitchell, formerly pastor Of
Cedar Avenue Church. and Mrs
Mitchell, who are escorting q party OF
young people abroad.
The Rev. DR.. Llewellyn s.. Fulmer
pastor OF tho First Presbyterian
Church, and family, are spending vaca-
ton at Oak Lane, Pa.
Mrs. Harry Littlejohn, of Watching
avenue, Is spending the summer al
River Farm" U%nionville, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Roden, Of Monta-
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%CONSTABLES TO GIVE UP.

Michael j. O'Halloran, of Arlington,
and William Hagberg, of Kearny, who
have been constables at h Hudson
County Court House for some time, will
sever their connection August 1.
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Mrs. Frank Robson. of 375 North
Stephen street, will spend the next two
weeks at Saugerties, N. Y.
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ORANGE.

Mrs. Charles J. Barrett n family,
oil 400 Valley street. South Orange, lett
today for Ocean Grove. where they will
stop in a cottage for the remainder of
the summer.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
PERSONAL NOTES FROM The SUBURBAN TOWNS


que place. are at Heart Lake. Pa. for
the summer
Miss Helen Doremus. of Clarewell
avenue, is visiting Miss Milfred Lord,
of Oakland, this State.
Mrs. M. S. Wilson, of Upper Mont
clair. is visiting relatives at Amherst.
Mass.
Percy Ayres. of Upper Montclair. has
gone to the summer school at Cornell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S.. Everett, of
Harrison venue, are at Atlantic City.
NUTLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Fallon. Of the
Enclosure. are summering at Eastern
Point. Gloucester. Mass.
Miss I. C.. Bruninghaus. of whitford
avenue. is visiting friends At S%eaconet.
Mass.
Miss Helen Ladd williams. OF ia
maica Plains, Mass, Is visiting her
mrother, Joseph Balch Williams, of Nut
ley avenue.
Edward Morgan. OF Sa~tterthwaite ave-
nue., is spending a few days at
Quogue, J.. 1.
Az Mt - a. -I-fA
ing friends al Ridgewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ira Smith and
Miss Gladys Smith. of Highfeld lane.
are spending a few weeks at Eldred,
N. Y.
Mrs. J.. M. Sattler and Matthew Sat-
tier. OF Walnut street. are on a trip
through the Western States. and will
return about September l.
The Rev.. Gustavus Adolphus Hurl-
burt. pastor of st. Paurs Congrega-
tional Church, Nutley. has returned
from an outing at Ocean Grove.
The Rev. ]. Ogden Winner, pastor of
the Nutley M. E. Church, will preach at
tomorrow mornings service on THE
Sunday Problem and in the evening
on Immortality and Eternal Life"
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. O'Neil n
family, of Brookfeld avenue, are So
j~ourning at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.. Churr, Of Bur-
nett place, are spending the summer at
| Quogue and Point of Woods, L.. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G.. Lamb and
family, Of Grant venue. are spending
| the summer at Atlantic City.
Mrs. ]. 8. Condit. Of Nutley avenue,
who has been spending several months
in Mexico, is spending the remainder Of
| the summer at North Hatley, Prov
ince of Quebec, Canada.
GLEN RIDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W Stewart, OF
Ridgewood avenue. are at Block Island
A. Romeyn Pierson and family, OF
Douglas road, are at Bradley Beach for
q few weeks.
A. P. Abbott and family. of Summit
street, are at Danvers, Mass
A. S. Roberts, of Ridgewood avenue,
is home from Lakeport, N. H.
]. H. Pullman, Of Douglas road, Is al
Gloucester, Mass.
w. B. Conklin and family. of Haw-
thorne avenue, are home from Point
Pleasant.
l Miss Martha Gallagher, of Clark
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BELLEVILLE.

Mrs. George Taylor. of 20 Van Houten
place. Belleville, left today for a stay at
Ocean Grove.
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TO PUT ESCAPES ON SCHOOL.

The Harrison Board of Education is
] arranging to place fire escapes on
Washington Street School.
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George B.. Yeager, d. Wesley Van
Iderstine, Henry Becker and William
Rockefeller, of South Orange, will cave
Wednesday for Barnegat Bay, where
they will spend four days fishing.
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5. GLEN RIDGE,
%BELLEV1LLE
AND NUTLEY
BLOOMFIELD.

t. Francis Hallinan, of the Mansion
House, has been stopping at the Fern
cliff, Greenwood Lake. Mr.. Mailman,
who is an expert with the rod, has
made some fine catches of fish from the
Miss Anna Coons, of Westcott street.
left today for a two weeks s%ojourn In
the Pocono mountains.
Charles w. Hedden, of Linden ave-
nue., has returned from Ocean Grove.
The SEVENTEEN anniversary of the
birthday of Mrs. Sophia E.. Folsom.
mother of the Rev. Joseph F. Folsom
observed In her home recently.
Miss Emma Venner, of Park street,
is the guest of relatives In Morris
county.
Miss Rose Belts, of 81 Willow street.
has gone to oyster Bay, L. 1.
Miss Kathryn Jones, of Delaware
avenue, is entertaining Miss Matilda
Rumph, or
Mrs. Frederick E. Heckel and Irving
Heckel. of Oakland venue are at
Boothbay Harbor, Maine.
Miss Nellie Sullivan, who has been
the guest Of her grandmother, Mrs.
j. Koehnelein, of Willow street, mas
returned to her home in Brooklyn.
Miss Mabel Scott, of Bloomfield ave
nue., is home from Asbury Park.
Howard Biddulph. of Clarendon
place, has gone to Mt. Kisco, Maine,
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Hilpert and Mr.
and Mrs. A.. P. Gotticker are back from
Maine.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G.. Lamb and
family, Of Grant VENUE. are spending
the summer at Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Churr, of Bur-
nett place, are spending the summer at
Quogue and Point of Woods, L. I.
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Edward Morgan. Of satterthwaite ave.
Quogue, J.. 1.
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Miss Anna Coons, of Westcott stree
left today for a two weeks ~sojourn
the Pocono mountains.
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Miss M. Odds. of North road, Is visit.
ing friends at Ridgewood.
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street. has returned from Toms River.
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Mr.. md Mrs. Thomas ]. ONeil and
family, Of Brookfeld avenue, are So
| j%ourning at Asbury Park.
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Mrs. ]. s. Condit. of Nutley avenue,
who has been spending several months
in Mexico. is spending the remainder Of
the summer at North Hatley, Prov
ince of Quebec, Canada.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ira Smith and
Miss Gladys Smith. of Highfeld lane.
are spending a few weeks at Eldred,
N. Y.
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AN ORDINANCE to further amend an ordi-
the care. custody. control and maintenance
of the new City Hall. and connecting build
ings, the property contained therein, and inc
and to provide for the appointment of anil
salaries to be paid such officers.
Re It ordained by the Mayor and Common
Council Of the city Of Newark, as follows:
Section /. Amend section 3. paragraph q
''oise assistant engineer" and substituting
therefor respectively, three engineers and
section ?. Amend paragraph 4, section 5
by adding the word electrical before the word
engineer in said paragraph. Strike out all or
paragraph :, section 9, and substitute the fol-
lowing as such paragraph:
The salary Of each Of the three steam en-
glneers shall not exceed fifteen hundred dollars
tl. 100000 per annum each; that Of the electri,
cal engineer shall not exceed eighteen hundred
dollars Isl, 500. 00) per annum.
Strike out all OF paragraph Q OF section :,
and substitute the following as paragraph 3;
The steam and electrical engineers snail be
competent in every particular and be held
and maintenance Of the heating. lighting and
ventilating plants. and all other machinery
in and connected with the city Hall and ad-
Joining buildings. under the direction OF the
custodian or such one OF their number as he
may designate to act in his stead. -
out all OF said paragraph and substituting
therefor The electrical engineer shall have
charge Of and run all electrical apparatus in
said buildings, under the conditions contained
in paragraph ., section g. Of the amended
section :. This ordinance shall take effect
Immediately.
Adopted July q, 1905.
p. IT. RYAN.
President of Common Council.
Presented to the Mayor for his approval July
"a. 1908.
City Clerk.
Approved July %. 1905.
JACOB H~AUssLING..
I The foregoing ordinance was presented IN
Common Council on Friday evening, July p.
! 1908. on third reading and final massage. YVES
passed and duly signed by the Mayor ana II
" JAMES F. coNNELLy.
iy25-5t City Clerk.
pIGFI.ow sTRFET OPENING N MILL
BROOK Lac OPENING AND
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
{ commissioners duly appointed to compute. esti-
mate, fix. determine and make all the assess
ments ~ damages and benefits for local Inn
movements I'm the city OF Newark. will. on
Friday the thirtv-frst day of July. 1908. at
O'clock IN the afternoon of that dav. at their
+ city or Newark. hold their first meeting TO
estimate. assess and award the damages that
any owner or owners of lands and real estate
may sustain by taking and approDriating Of the
lands and real estate necessary to be taken and
appropriated by the following local In prove
ments:
The opening OF
BIGELOw STREET.
from Chadwick avenue 10 Seymour avenue.
The opening and widening Of
MILLBROOK LAC
from Shefield street to Summer avenue.
Dated July rs, 1903.
WILLIAM DIMOND.
JOHN r. MONAHAE.
ADoLPH FIsCH.
jyzs-w commiaisa<<N
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Miss Helen Ladd Williams. OF Ja
maica Plains, Mass, Is visiting hs
mrother, Joseph Balch Williams, of MI
ley emu
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Charles w. Hedden. of Linden ave
nue., has returned from Ocean Grove.
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Miss Theta Baker, of lakewood ave
nue., Montclair, has gone to the Adiron
dacks, to remain until the latter par
of August.
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Miss Mabel Scott, of Bloomfield ave
nue., is home from Asbury Park.
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Patrick McCahery. Of R~idgewood
road, South Orange. has recovered
from a long siege of illness and gone to
Asbury Park to ~recuperate.-
william A. Manda, of Third street
South Orange, is among those at At
lantic City.
Mrs. Patrick e. Mccormick Is having
q two-family house erected in Fourth
street. South Orange.
Thomas Thorpe. of Atlantic High
lands, is the guest of Mr.. n Mrs
John Murphy, of Church street, Soutf
Orange.
Policeman Theodore Steve, of Var
place, South Orange, left today on his
| vacation to the Highlands of Navesink
Alfred Owens new stuco house IL,
| Wyoming avenue and Roosevelt park,
| Maplewood section of South Orange
| township, is nearly completed.
Mrs. Katherine T. Cort has plans FOL
a new house to be erected for her In
Montague place, South Orange.
s. G. Memory, of Maplewood. Is hav-
ing a fine home erected on Roosevelt
! road. Maplewood.
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Howard Biddulph. of Clarendon
place, has gone to Mt. Kisco, Maine,
for two weeks.
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The Rev. ]. Ogden Winner, pastor of
the Nutley M. E. Church, will preach at
tomorrow mornings service or THE
Sunday Problem and in the evening
on Immortality and Eternal Life"
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. O.. Hilpert and Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Gotticker are back from
Maine.
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| The Rev. Gustavus Adolphus Hurl-
burt. pastor Of st. Paurs Congrega-
tional Church. Nutley. has returned
from an outing at Ocean Grove.