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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-07
URGES REFORMS FOR
ORANGE SCHOOL BOARD
Few Committees Would Result in Better
Business Methods, Waterman Thinks.
Berg New President.

During a discussion at last nights meet
ing of the Orange Board of Education on
the ACCESSIBILITY Of revising the rules of
the board, Commissioner Samuel Z.
Waterman declared that nfter having a
conference with DR.. George S. Baylis, for
mer president, he had come to the con-
clusion that It would be best for the board
to appoint fewer committees and place a
less number Of men on them. Business
would be better transacted and the com-
mittees would not be so unwieldly. he sal l.
No action favorable to this proposition was
taken. 1t was decided, however, to change
the rules so that the committee on teachers
will consider the appointment Of ~janitors in
the future.
Commissioner Fred Berg, jr, was elected
president Of the board. succeeding DIR.
Baylis, who retired with last years body.
Commissions Samuel ID. Waterman was
elected vice-presldent. He was opposed by
Commissioner Riley, who secured five
votes.
William G. McCurdy was elected secre-
tary, to serve for three years. with an in
crease In salary from 81, 200 a year to 81. 800.
Mr.. McCurdy resigned at the end of last
year, and has been serving in another posi-
ton. He accepted his disappointment.
Commissioner Becker presented President
Berg with a gavel after his election, but
preceded it with the presentation of a big
mallet.
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THE ORANGES.
BLOOMFIELD.
MONTCLAIR
AT LARGE STILL
MURDERER OF IRvlNGT0N
COBBLER NOT CAUGHT.
Police Keep Investigation ouiet-Hunt
Again in New York
Today.

After three days of unre!enting search
for the mysterious visitor upon whom tbs
Irvington police hope to fnsten the muir
der OF Giuseppe Avellino, the IryingtoI
shoemaker, the man is apparently as secure
IN his hiding place as ever. Neither the
police nor the Prosecutors detectives VIII
say what the search through New Soth
yesterday revealed. 1t was a late hour last
night when they returned and early This
morning they were off again.
Chief of Police Green, of Irvington, had
nothing new to offer this morning.
There are no new Developments he
declared.
Asked where the officers are working
today he said that he could not tell as he
did not know where the clues are taking
them.
Policeman Coleman. who has been con-
Quoting the police end of The inYestiSa-
ton, would say nothing.
A powerfully built man was seen linz
gering a short distance from the cepbler.S
shop late Saturday morning and It IS
thought possible that the murderer, curious
to learn the effect of his crime, may have
returned to the scene. Although the gem
eral description of the man seen fits that
OF the Italian who spent many days WITH
AvellIno and for whom the police and de-
tectives are searching. very little signih-
canoe is attached to the story.
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MILLBURN.
RVINGTON
AND HILTON
BL00MFIELD-GLEN RIDGE.

The officers and former officers OF the
Glen Ridge Fire Department We're the
guests last night of Chief Arthur Russei
in the Glen Ridge Club. Covers were laio
for twenty-five, and all had a good Tune
Speeches were made by Chief Russeil,
John A. Brown, John H.. Mylod, ana III
fact, nearly every one present.
A runaway team of horses owned by lne
Fairfield Dairy Company. cut up capefs ~
Bloomfield Centre yesterday AFTERNOON pu'
were finally stopped without any damage
being done.
Noah Hampson, an old exempt fireman
and prominent Elks, is quite Ill IN MS
home, In Thomas street.
Louis Vogelius, of Glen Ridge, is no"
on his way to the Pacific coast.
1t is rumored that the old gas house on
the banks of the Morris Canal Is to De
sold to a syndicate to be used as a
foundry.
There is still no clue to the thieves who
broke open the safe in ogden a. Cadmus 5
office in Bloomfield avenue, Bloomfield,
week ago this morning. Chief OF Police
Collins and his men, as well as seVeral
private detectives, are still working OF
the case.
The plant of the National Label Press
in Watsessing has closed for a week.
The Commonwealth Club of Upper
Montclair has taken possession of Its
handsome new clubhouse on Valley
road.
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CALDWELL. VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

Mrs. Edward II. Baldwin, of Montclair
avenue, Caldwell. is visiting her sister,
Mrs, George Waters. of orange.
Miss Edith BOUCHER. of the Caldwell
High school, is confined to her home with
an attack of grip.
A cake GALE will be held in Association
Hall; Caldwell, Saturday afternoon and
ough Improvement Association. Mrs .Iohr
w. Gosmen will be in charge.
( Lester ID. Baldwin, Roscoe De Baum and
Lloyd Van Ness; Of Caldwell, who have
turned to Rutgers College yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Rudolph, of Roseland ave-
nue.. Essex Fells. has been i'll with a Sc
we're attack Of grip.
Mrs. George Best. Of Bloomfield avenue,
West Caldwell, is visiting in Newark.
Inc union services which are being held
IN the Caldwell churches this week are
nelng well attended The Rev. Horace 8.
Quillin preached last night in the Pres
b.yterian Church before a large congrega-
ton.
The Caldwell Card Club will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. I. L.
Evans, Of Washburn place, at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. r. A. Jacobus. of Cedar Grove, win
leave next week for a tour through New
York State. visiting relatives.
George F. Van Waganen. of Academy
road, Caldwell, has returned from a two
weeks stay in New York State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tester and family,
Of Myrtle VEN Caldwell. will move 10
Newark next week, where they expect to
reside permanently.
Miss Jean Lang. of Thomas street. r.aId-
well, who mas been seriously i'll with ple,l.
risy. is convalesceat.
David II. Van Orden. of Hackensack IL
visiting friends in Verona Township.
Charles Flynn, of Cedar Grove, has re.
turned from a weeks visit win ri ~.
in New York city. e''s
The Jersey Lille Bowling team defeated.
. t.iVe-man team from the Pansies inst
nignt on the association alleys. Folir
Sl1, Tl. 500; Pansies. 774 ne. SIS. liz ~
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ORDER OF FORTY HOURS DEVOTIONS

The Rt. Rev. John j. O'Connor, Bishop
of the Newark Roman Catholic Diocese,
has prepared the order of the Forty Hours
Devotions for the churches of the diocese
and in an accompanying letter sent to
the priests says that indulgences will be
granted to all who faithfully assist at
the devotions In their respective churches.
Where the privilege to celebrate the de-
votions has been granted, its solemniza-
ton must not be omitted, and should take
place on the day appointed unless permits
sion to change it has been granted. The
dates are as follows:
January u, ST. Johns, Paterson; st.
Aloysius's, Newark; st. Joseph,s, Pas
January 10, st. Boniface's. Paterson; Holy
City. January IS, st. Johns, Newark;
st. Bridget's, Jersey City; st. Valentines,
Bloomfield; St. Stephens, Paterson.
February 2 st. Lucy's, Jersey City; AS
sumption, Bayonne; February 8, st.
ark. February IS, st. MichaeLs, Eliza
Newark, st. Mary's, Bayonne; Mt. Car
mel, Newark; Holy Trinity, Passaic.
March l. st. Peters. Newark; st.
Mt. Carmel, Boonton. March s. st.
Joseph's, Newark; st. Mary's. Plainfield;
81. Joseph's, Hoboken; March 10, Sacred
Heart, East orange; st. johns, orange;
st. Columba's, Newark; st. Joseph's. Ro-
selle. March %, Sacred Heart, Bloom
field; st. Patick's. Elizabeth; st. Au-
gustine's, Union Hill. March %, st.
~yoseph's, Bayonne; st. Patrick's, Jersey
City.
April s, st. Mary's, Elizabeth; st.
Mary's, Dover. April IL, st; Demands
Mt Hope: st. Anthony's, Silver Lake.
st. Johns, Jersey CITY: st. BrIdge j,
Newark. April 26. ST. Francis's, Lodi; st.
Michael's, Crawford; Mt. Carmel, Bay
onne; ST. Adelbert's, Elizabeth.
May 2, our Lady of Sorrows, South
Orange: St. Joseph's, West New York.
May 10. Mt. Carmel, Tenafy; St. Joseph's.
Mendham: st. Mary's, Park Ridge. May
II, st. Leo's, Irvington; st. Francis's S,
.Ridgeield Park; st. Joseph's. Oradell.
May "a, st. Agnes's, Paterson: st. Mary
Magdalen's, Newark; st. Bridgets, New
Durham; Holy Trinity. Coytesville. May
%, ST. Patrick's, H%ibernia: st. Michaefs,
Netcong; st. Mary's. Franklin; st. Eliza
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NOTES OF THE ORANGES.

The Social Five of the Oranges will give
a dance on February 10 in the Orange
armory.
The young people of our Lady Of MI.
Carmel Church, Orange, gave a satisIac-
tory production Of The Three Muske-
teers' in Mt. Carmel Hall last night.
Joseph P. Clossick Yves installed as pres,-
dent of Division No. 10, A. o. H., oe Or
ange, at a meeting held last night In IN
derwood's Hall. Mr.. Clossick, who has
served as treasurer for three years, was
presented with a floral piece by the So
ciety. Following the installation Of the
officers a social hour was held at which
the members contributed songs and recita-
lions.
Thomas Burnett. of 4O Bank street. this
city, was arrested last night by Police
Chief Bell, Of East Orange, charged with
stealing a bicycle from in front of the
Free Library and another from In front
of a store. He was held for trial.
There was an interesting exhibition be-
fore moving picture apparatus In Orange
Yesterday when the Elk minstrel troupe
had a feature for the Edison machines.
The minstrel folks did a lot of chasing,
catching up to automobiles and trolley
cars on Their way to a supposed theatrical
appointment.
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WATER DEPT. PAYS
RUMORS IN EAST ORANGE
ARE QUIETED.
Council Authorizes Issue of $685. 900
Ronds-Plant Has Made
$4,000 for City.

Rumors circulating In East Orange to
the effect that the water department was
not paying expenses were quieted at a
meeting of the City Council last night.
When d resolution was presented by Coun-
Gilman Saxelby authorizing the drawing OF
an ordinance providing for the issuing Of
$4,000 water bonds, several members OF
the Council spoke of the talk going around.
1t was denied that there had been any
loss. The department has made from It's
municipality owned plant almost $l9,UO.
The bonds are to run thirty years at 4
per cent. interest, will be Issued In rep
ruary and East Orange residents will be
given an early opportunity to bid Tor
them.
The Council also authorized the secur-
ing of a temporary loan of $4,000 In. an
ticipation of taxes. The money VIII pc
county tax. The other $61, 900 has been
paid. II was explained to the new mem
bers that money is borrowed early in the
new yea in anticipation or the taxes lnae
will come in till December OF the same
Chairman Piersop explained that the
financial arrangements for this year diner
were asked to make an agreement with the
finance committee. but two insisted on
6 per cent, and Mr.. Pierson stated that
he gave fn uitimatum tnat tne rate WIN
Frank l.. Jamison, Secretary of the
Civics Club, of the Oranges, sent a com.
munication to the Council asking ina,
the REMEMBERING of Main street, so that 9
more uniform system will prevail for the
Oranges. be again considered. A similar
request was sent to the Orange Council,
The plan. which is proposed by A. d. Van
Ness, will probably receive favorable con-
sideratioR c..
Councilman Grover asked that City
Clerk Lincoln E. Rowley prepare a list OF
officers IN the city and employees SHOW
ing VIVA their duties are, and also then
addresses. His request was granted. Mr.
Grover did not explain what his reasons
for the request were.
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beth's. wycof; ST. Michael's, Patersoni
Sacred Heart, Dover.
June T. ST. Rose, Short Hills; Holy Trim
ssgcred T Heart' s%hadysi SeG's 81 Miary's Yes
New York. June IA, ST. Vincent,s, Madi'
SON.; St Andrews. Westwood; st. Alloy
sius's, Caldwell; Blessed Sacrament, New
ark. June q, ST. Cecilia's, Rockaway'
st. Vlrgilius's, Morris Plains; st. Joseph's
West Hoboken. June IS, Assumption, Nor
ristown; st. Anthony of Padua, East New
ark; s.. GSasSian,s, Upper MontslaiT M .r,,s
Avondale: ST. Stephens, Passaic. July IL
Holy Trinity, Hackensack; Mt; Carmel
Ridgewood. July19. Holy Family, Union
ception, Hackensack; Madonna Della Libra
West New York July 26, st: Lucy,s
Newark; st. Matthews, Ridgefield; St
Johns, Bergenfeld.
Venantius's,. Orange August g., ST. An
thongs, Elizabeth; Madonna. Fort Lee.
August 16, Our Lady of Mercy, Whippanyi
St PapI's, Ramsey mt; Carmel ai,v Jersey
August %. st. Mary's, Paterson; st; Pat
st. Paul's. Ramsey; Mt. Carmel, Jersey
City. August 80, st. J~oseph's, Newton
ST. AIMS, Hoboken; Sacred Heart, Kings
September 10. st. Mary's, Montclair; St
Cecilia's, Kearny; st. MlchaeIs. Newark
st. Johns Cliffside. 20, Holy Cross, HaTri.
Lady of Lourdes, Paterson; Sacred Heart
Newark; st. Peters, Belleville; Holy
Angels, Singac; Good Counsel, Newark.
October 4, St. Teresa's, Summit; ST. An
thongs, Butler; st Augustine's, Newark
st. Stephens, Arlington; st. Marks, Rah-
way; Slavish Church, Hihernia. II, st
Panl,s. Jersey City; st. Mary's, Passs-ci
Cross, Jersey City. IS, st. Cecilia's s,
Englewood; St. V~incent's, Sterling; st,
Nicholas's, Passaic. %, st. 2onaventure's,
Paterson; st. Lawrence's, Weehawken;
Sacred Heart, Passaic.
November l. SITS. Peter and Paul, Eliza
beth; st. Roses, Newark; Mt. Carmel
Orange; st. Stanislaus's, Newark; st
Mary's, Orange; st. Aloysius's, Jersey
Rocco's, Newark. 10. st. Anthony's, Jer-
sey City; st. Francis's, Hdboken; St Vim
cents, Bayonne; Holy Rosary, Edgewater
20, SITS. Peter and Paul, Hoboken; Corpus
Christi, Hasbronck Heights; De Monte
Virgine, Garfield; st. Michaeps, West Ho-
boken. "a, st. Michael's Villa, Englewood
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SOUTH ORANGE.

Hook and Ladder Company of the South
Orange village fire department at Its an
nual meeting last night elected Freebooter
John Barrett president for the ensuing
year; Frederick A. Helmliyger, vice-presi-
dent, water superintendent, secretary,
treasurer and foreman; William Kane, ser
geant-at-arms; {. Frederick Parry, as
Searles and Village Trustee John F. Mills
were appointed on the finance committee.
George Conway. son of former Village
Treasurer Thomas G. Conway, has ac-
cepted q position as assistant TO village
Engineer Eugene V. Allen.
Sidney Crowell, of South Orange avenue
and Prospect street, was arrested by
Policeman William Comerford yesterday
for tieing his horse to a shade tree. Police
Justice J. Martin Roll fined him So.
The four classes of the South Orange
High School have formed a basketball
league and will play a series of games at
the Maplewood Sporting Club for the
championship of the school. Captains have
been elected to head the teams as follows:
Senior class, Royal Schaaf: Junior class,
George H. Becker; second year class, Cliff
ford Benjamin, and first year class, Edgar
Gardner.
Robert Costello has removed from Arnold
terrace to Thomas Murphy's house Ii
Roland avenue.
The Parnassian Society will hold q
row afternoon.
Roundsman Theodore Steve has recov.
cred from a three days illness.
Joseph Noonan, George Van Tuberger
and George H. Becker nave been appointed
on a committee to arrange to give a dance
under the auspices of the Arrow Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Preston .oi
Charlton avenue, ando their daughter, Mrs
benjamin. +. Jones, of South Prospect
street. have gone to Italy, where they will
remain until spring. While abroad Mr.
Preston will select some hand-carved trim
mings for his home, which is now in thu
course of erection in Irving avenue.
Miss Grace Morgan. of Bethel, Conn.,, Il
the guest of Miss Bertha brake, of Cot.
taRe street.
Irwin Metz, formerly Of South Orange
but now of Bath, Pa, Is visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. Elmer Wilson, of Fourth street.
Theodore Burke, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis r. Burke, Of Hillside place, has re
turned to Wesleyan University, aftel
spending the holidays at home.
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MONTCLAIR.

The members of the Mbntclair Aerie of
Eagles a accepted an invitation. TO
attend a reception and dance to be given
tomorrow night by the New YORK Eagles
in Tammany Hall.
The engagement is announced of Frank
Lamb, of Montclair, and Miss Anna
Clancey. of Mt. Prospect avenue, New,
ark. The wedding will take place April
20 next.
D. A.. Geraty of 1879 South Mountain
avenue. left today for Phoenix, Ariz.
Miss Fort, of Myrtle avenue; Miss Muir
ply, of Prospect terrace, an Miss Du
Bots, of Walnut place, left today for
Wellesley. Mass, to resume their studies
at college.
Miss Imogene Weeks, daughter of John
T. Weeks, of South Mountain avenue, has
]. H. Mertens. of South Mountain ave-
nue., sailed today for Bermuda, where
he will remain until spring.
The Debating iii of the Colored Y. M.
C. A. will meet tonight, when six of the
members will speak on the subject, RE
solved. That the Atlantic fleet is calcu-
lated to create ill-feeling among the
Asiatic people by visiting Pacific
subject best will be chosen to represent
Montclair against the Colored Y. Nj. C. A.
of New York on Tuesday evening, Jan
uary 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. robins and
fami@T, of Forest street, nave gone, to
Jacksonville, Fla. where they will re-
main until the latter part Of April.
Augustus c.. Studer, of the Montclair
Times. is making a short visit to his
son, A. G. Studer, jr., who is a student
at Princeton University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin D. Hendricks, of
Harrison avenue. ave a party last night
in honor Of the 14th birthday of their
daughter Helen. About thirty young peo-
pie were present from Montclair and the
Oranges. Music, singing and parlor
games were enjoyed. A buffet lunch was
served at 10 O'Clock.
A humble of members of the Nentune
Hunting and Fishing Club will start for
Greenwood Lake Saturday. Among those
who expect to enjoy a three days fishing
trip. are John Lennon, Theodore Rose,
Christopher Glynn and Gus Ungemah.
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GLEN RIDGE.
RELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
MAPLEW00D.

Miss Mabel Stevens is spending the win
ter as the guest of Miss Phoebe Jones, OF
South Prospect street.
Miss Florence Repkin, of Brooklyn, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. L. Lentz, of
Summit avenue.
Mrs. John H%urlburt, of Delaware ave-
nue., is spending the winter as the guest
of her mother, Mrs. George Copeman, of
Hilton.
Mrs. G. w. Wilkinson. of Summit ave-
nue., has returned from Washington, d. c..
Hubert L. Pierson, Of Ridgewood road,
has recovered from a severe attack of the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hazeldine and
daughter, of Plymouth avenue, have gone
to Philadelphia for two months.
Harold Cross. of South Prospect street,
has returned to Cornell University, where
he is a student.
Edgar Fielding, son Of Charles G. Field
ing, president of the South Orange Board
of Education is i'll at Cornell University,
ithaca, N. Y, with bronchitis.
The Arrow Club and the ex-Calibres
basketball teams will play the second Of
a series of five games for the champion
ship of MaplewoOd in the Maplewood
Sporting Gu Hall tomorrow night. The
first game was won by the ex-Calibres by
the score of Is to IA.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
EAST ORANGE SUED BY
VERMEULE FOR $4,000.
Suit Of Former Engineer for Work on
Water Plant Will Come Up in
About Two Weeks.

The Mavor and City Council of East
Orange are defendants in a suit for $50,
600, which will be tried in the Supreme
Court in about two weeks. Cornelius c.
Vermeule, who was engineer in charge of
the erection of the municipal plant at
White Oak Ridge. is suing for the
amount. Mr.. Vermeule claims that the
city owes him the $50, 900 for his work in
connection with the building of the plant,
but the Council says but S25,000, roughly
speaking, is due the engineer, and on the
advice Of City Counsel Jerome d.. Gedney,
who was chairman of the water commit;
tee when Mr.. Vermeule was engaged, will
contest the suit. A warm series of letters
passed between the officials and engineer
recently. and several month"; ago a reso-
luton passed terminating the contract of
Mr.. Vermeule, and when the entire
amount he believes is owed him was not
paid he decided to sue. 1t is expected
that a warm contest will be waged in the
courts. and last night Mr.. Gedney was
authorized to secure additional counsel for
the suit, as he will be called as an inn
portant witness while the case is on. MI.
Vermeule was engaged in 1908.
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BOY HELD FOR THEFT OF WHEEL

Joseph Frank. 70 years old. of New York
formerly of Montclair, was held in S1Uu
bail for the Juvenile Court by Record=r
Henry L.. Yost. in the Montclair Police
Court today, on a charge OF stealing u
bicycle. The complainant was George
Jackson, of New street. Montclair. Yorrs
Frank has been on a visit to an uncle
curing the last few weeks. and about lhe
time of the youths arrival in Monte'a:r.
for which he claims he paid $35. While
passing along Bloomfield avenue late yes
terday afternoon Jackson saw the Frank
boy riding II. Jackson called on Police
;ran Michael Nee and he arrested the hoy
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THOMAS CAKES HEADS
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Bloomfield Trustees Reorganize for New
Year-Leave of Absence for
Superintendent Morris.

The Bloomfield Board of Education last
night organized for the year by electins
Thomas Cakes, president, and William A
Baldwin, clerk. President Cakes announced
the appointment OF the following com
mittees:
Instruction. WI. William R. Brough+on
and Frank B. Stone; building, Charles w.
Martin, George T.. Bedell. finance an9
supplies, Mr.. Baldwin and Charles RI
Madole; maintenance, Samuel Ellor and
Joseph #. Vogelius; members of the board
of school estimate. Mr.. Cakes and pr.
B%roughton. Joseph M. Mann. DR.. VIII
lam r.. Broughton and Superintendent
George Morris were named as a boafd Of
school examiners.
Superintendent Morris vas granted 2
leave Of absence to attend the naTional
convention of school superintendent To be
held in Washington, ID. c., from February
a to q. Lillian II. Meeker was appointed
a teacher in the Brookside School TO sue
coed Miss Nellie B. Thompson, resigned.
Victor Zawicli was appointed ;anitor in
the Fairview School to succeed Edward
Muligan, resigned.
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NUTLEY.

Professor Stanlslaus Haschek, Miss Anna
mayra. Miss Olga Wavra aud William
Iopiiec, OF New York, We're entertained on
Sunday and yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph Haschek, jr, of Chestnut street.
Miss Frances Uher, of New York. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. C Slavik al
Chestnut street. -
MI and Mrs. Frederick Flelschman. of
New York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs The.
odore Zigler, of Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tomalin OF Red
Bank, are visiting MIR. and Mrs p r.
Guthrie. OF Highheld lane.
Miss Constance Goodrich. Of Grant ave-
nue., has returned to VasBar ColleRp. uhera
abe ie finishing her studiek.
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MONTCLAIR MAN SINGS
IN BROADWAY SHOW,
Robert C.. Buchanan in Cast of "Funa-
bashi," Produced Last Night at
the Casino, New York.

Robert c. Buchanan, a well known Mont
clair singer, appeared last night as ).
WlIitbait, a minor character, in the new
Japanese comic opera ~"Funabashi," pre-
sented at the Casino, New York. Mr..
Buchanan is a member of the Apollo
Club of Montelair and has taken principal
parts in comic operas produced by that
club there. He has also held a choir posi-
ton in Montclair.