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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
HIGH HONOR WON
By ORANGE MAN
Donald Maxwell Matthews Re-
ceives Only Philippine Appoint
ment as Forestry Expert.

A high honor has been conferred upon
Donald Maxwell Matthews, son of Build
ing Inspector and Mrs. Henry NJ. Mat
thews, of s Minton place, Orange, who
has just been graduated from the Uni
versity of Michigan. Mr.. Matthews re-
ceived the second highest grade in the
United States civil service examination
sity of Michigan e including Mr..
Matthews. were highest in the exami-
nations, Mr.. Matthews ranking 861 per
cent, the highest grade being ST. per
cent.
a few days ago Mr.. Matthews re-
ceived word that he was the only man
who had qualified for the Philippine
service. and would receive his appoint
ment within six weeks.
Mr.. Matthews was graduated from
the Orange High School in 1904, and
entered the University of Michigan the
same year During the summer of 1901
he was engaged in forestry work II
New Hampshire, under Philip Ayres
State forester. In 1908 he was elected
10 Sigma XII Honor Society, of Michi.
gan, and received the degree of A. B
He obtained a position on a survey
party under the Canadian government
and at first was attached to a party Ii
Manitoba. Later he was transferred
and given charge of a party in Cen
trail saskatchewan, north of Prince Al
bert. Canada.
In the fall of 1908 Mr.. Matthews re-
entered the University OF Michigan
with the intention of taking the degree
of NJ. S. F., but had an opportunity t
go out as an assistant in the forestry
department during the year. In Janu-
airy, 1909, he was sent for 10 go L
Ottawa, Can, to do the office compila,
ton of data collected during the pre-.
vious summer and to correc- frs
proofs of maps.
Mr.. Matthews is a first cousin o.
Franklin Matthews. who was cor.
respondent with the United States fee
on its world cruise. He is a brother
of Miss Alice Matthews and Miss Myrs
E. Matthews, the latter teacher o
Latin and Greek in the Orange High
School; a brother of Clifford M. Mat!
thews. of West Orange, and cousin o
William H. Matthews. chief of the Or
ange fire department.
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OUT ORANGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graves, of IL
Fourth street, had as their guests on
the Fourth Mr.. and Mrs. George Dali
ton and family. of Roseville, Miss Eta
oDeI, of Summit, and the Misses Lucy
and Francis Jones and Jesse Jones, of
Morristown.
Mrs. Frederick B. Taylor and son.
Donald Taylor. of Ralston avenue. are
guests of Mrs. ]. Knox, Phillips, of
Taylor place, at the latter's cottage,
Lake Hopatcong-
Village President Ira A. Kip. jr,, of
Irving avenue, is expected home from
Canada today.
Former National Tennis Champion
and Mrs. Holeombe Ward, of West
Montrose avenue, will leave this week
for East Quogue. L. l., to spend their
vacation.
Laurence Tweely. of Raymond ave
nue., will spend the next month at
Pittsfield. Mass.
Former Village Trustee and Mrs.
William F. Allen, of Scotland road,
spent the last few days at Watch Hill,
L. I.
Mrs. Charles j. Barrett and family.
of 400 Valley street, leave tomorrow for
Ocean Grove. where they have a cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William White and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hen
Messy and family, of New York. spent
Independence Day as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Elwood, of Valley street.
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THE ORANGES,
BL0OMFIELD,
NOETCLAIR
HARRISON HAS
MANY VICTIMS
Giant Firecrackers and Blank
Cartridges Do More Than
the Usual Damage.

Harrison furnished it's full quota of
victims of minor accidents from fire.
crackers and powder yesterday. Among
them we're.
FLICKER, 1SADoRE. 21O Harrison
avenue; hand lacerated by powder
explosion.
'GARRIGAN. EDWARD, Paterson
street; hand badly wounded by the
explosion of giant frecracker.
GLATH. FRED, JR., 300 Cross street;
Roman candle exploded; burned about
the neck and cheek.
HAGEMAN, JOHN. Franklin avenue;
shot in hand with blank cartridge
pistol.
MCDONALD, WILLIAM, 10 years, 10
Reynolds avenue; powder In eye
caused by explosion of giant fire.
cracker.
PENDERGAST. WILLIAM, 1o5 North
Fourth street; blank cartridge in
hand.
ROUSE, NATHAN, 112 Harrison ave-
nue.; face and. hands burned by pre-
mature explosion of f~irecracker.
REDMOND. ALBERT, els Harrison
avenue; blank cartridge explosion;
hurt in the hand.
SANFORD, CHARLES. 8 years. All
North Fourth street; hand laceratcd
by blank cartridge
TRENCHARD, HARRY. shooting. of
Roman candles, had his clothes
ignited. John Connell, motorman,
extinguished the flames. The boy
was seriously burned.
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MONTCLAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barry and fam
lily, of Valley road, are at Lake George.
James Owen and the Misses Owen, of
Christopher street, are at Mt. Wash
ington Hotel, Breton Woods, N. II.
Mrs. Ernest H. Hoppe and family, of
Glenwood road, are spending the sum-
mer at Greenwood Lake.
Mrs. John n. Ives and family, of Lor-
4raine avenue, are at De Bruce, lSulli-
van County, N. Y, for the ummer.
William H.. Randall and family, of
Watching avenue, are at Germantown,
Pa.
Mr.. n Mrs. Edward S. Ellis, of Oak
wood avenue, are spending the summer
at Christmas Cove, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur I. Taylor and
family, of Claremont avenue, are spend
ing July in the Adirondack.
Mrs. Howard S. Bliss and family, of
for the summer
Mrs. John N. Holton of Grove street,
has sailed for Europe, where she will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballington Booth. OF
South Mountain avenue. have gone to
their summer home on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Farmer, of
Draper terrace, will sail Saturday for
Europe, where they will spend the sum
mer travelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Kingfield and
family, of Park street, are at Asbury
Park, to remain until September.
Mrs. Arthur Stilson, of Crestmont
road, is at Burlington, VT, for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Berrian and
daughter, of Christopher street, are
spending the summer on Brainard's
Island, Conn.
The Town Council and Board of Edu-
cation will hold regular meetings to-
night.
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MILL.BURN--SPRINGFIELD

d. atF
Miss Mary Smith. of Crawford ave-
nue., Springfield, has gone to RIGGS
Vile. Me, where she will spend a two
weeks vacation with relatives and
friends.
.Justus Marsh and family have re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn, after
a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
William Tompkins, of Main street
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Head, j,
of Morris avenue. Springfield. have re
turned home from their wedding trir
of two weeks through New York State
The Misses Margaret and Isabelle
Hoppaugh have returned to their home
in Newark. after a few days visit witt
Miss Mamie Hardman, of Westfelo
avenue, Springfield.
Miss Lucia Rodes. who vas enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Phipps
at their home in Salter place. Spring
field, over the Fourth returned to hei
home in Philadelphia today.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Herbert Higgins, oil
Keeler street. Springfield, returned to
day, after a short visit with Mrs. Hig-
Sins's sister, Mrs. George Howard. a
New Providence.
Miss Lizzie Purdy, of Stamford
Conn. formerly of Springfield, is being
entertained by the Misses Myra ano
Edna Walton. of Morris > avenue
Springfield.
Miss Marion Jacobus, of East Orange
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Eva
Anderson. of Westfield avenue. Spring
field.
Miss Reta Sickley, of Morris avenue
Springfield, returned today from Mont
gomery, n. Y, where she spent a few
Gays with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sickley. who has beer
visiting her mother. Mrs. James Leher
of Morris avenue, Springfield, over the
Fourth, returned TO her home in Eliza
beth today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harper, of New
ark avenue, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Hr. oJhnstone. of Morris ave
rue. Springfield.
Miss B.. w. Bird, of Cedar street,
Wyoming, is spending her vacation al
Oxfordville, n. Y.
Mrs. Thomas Griffith, of Taylor
street, Millburn, is at Midland Beach.
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HARRISON EAST NEWARK
FIVE=YEAR=OLD BOY VICTIM
OF REVOLVER FIEND.

John Coburn, 5-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Coburn. of 421 Cen
trail avenue. Harrison, was standing in
front of his home yesterday, when a
boy about Is years Did, whose name
at the little fellow. In another instant
there was a shot and young Coburn
was hurried to the office of a Harrison
physician with a large hole torn in his
right cheek. His face was full OF
powder. The big fellow a away and
has not yet been apprehended.
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BELLEViLLE

J. B. Keegan and F. r. Kendall, of
Brooklyn, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Cole, of Union ave-
nue., have returned home.
Mrs. Harry Fallows, of Washington
avenue and William street, is stopping
at Lake Hopatcong.
Mrs. George knight, of 50 William
street, is visiting in Massachusetts.
Miss Alice Greenouch, of 10 William
street, is spending her vacation in Nor
ris county.
The Misses Anna and Mary Reilly, of
Joralemon street, will spend the next
two weeks at Rochester, N. Y.
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CALDWELL-VER0NA

Raymond Baldwin, of Mountain ave-
nue., West Caldwell. will go to the State
of Washington next week.
Lester D. Baldwin has returned from
a weeks vacation at Green Pond.
Miss Mabel Goble. of Grove avenue,
Verona, is spending two weeks at
Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Williams, Of
Claremont avenue. Verona. have beer
entertaining Mrs. Poster. of Strouds
burg, Pa.
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IRVINGTON
brew Becr-bottIes at Windows.

Threw Beer-bottles Mt Windows.
Emil Schultze, OF 81 Irving place, was
fined $40 yesterday in the lrvinSton
Ponce Court by recorder francis J.
Mott, jr., for drunkenness and disor-
derry conddct. Schultze went nome
SUNDAY afternoon ana became involved
in an aItercation with has father-in-
law, Louis Lang, who lives in the same
house, and who was lying on d lounge.
Scnultze threatened to 40 MIN bodily
harm, it is said. but was prevented by
his wife and mother-in--law. who sue
ceeded in closing the door of the room,
lie thereupon, according to the testi-
mony, went outside n began to break
the windows with peer bottles.
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BLOOMFTELD-GLEN RIDGE

William A. Baldwin and son, George
Cakes Baldwin. of Broad street, viii
spend the summer in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Remi ]. Buttinghausen. of Park
avenue, with her children. viii go to
Belmar this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gregory, Mrs.
Charles Schroeder, Mrs. r.. Van WORT
and Miss Chrystal Zimlinghaus. all OF
Paterson, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Hampson. of Thomas street.
NJ. ]. Hibler. of Chicago. Ill. is the
guest of Chester b. Lawrence, of IA
Harlow street.
William C. Mooney, of Manhattan.
formerly of Los Angeles. Cal, has been
the guest of Frank H. Baker. of l02
Broad street.
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Joseph Diebold, of Myrtle avenue
has returned from a stay at Great
South Bay, Long Island.
Mrs. Alfred Z. ~Sorgenfree, of 104G
Springfield avenue. and her daughter,
Miss Gertrude ~Sorgenfree, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w
| Woodruff. of New Providence.
Mrs. William H. Stab, of Springfield
avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schreiner, of IS Park place, are spend
ing a few days at Bayside, l.. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel r. Martin, of
Myrtle avenue, nave returned from a
! stay at Brighton Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Higgins, OF
Florence avenue, and Miss Ethel Ter
ril, of 1919 Springfield VENUE, are
spending a few days with Mr.. n Mrs.
William Hardman at Denville.
Miss Hilda Horner, of 110S Clinton
avenue, has left for Parkersford, Pa,
where she will remain with relatives
during her school vacation. Z
Miss Lulu r. Weber, of 80 Stuyvesant
avenue, and Miss Rose M. Hinkele, OF
Newark, have returned from a weeks
stay at Wilson's farm in Annandale,
Hunterdon county.
Miss Clara Thorsch, of Nineteenth
avenue, Is spending two weeks at
Cairo in the Catskills.
Mrs. George Ellis and her. daughters,
the Misses Edna and Grace Ellis, are
making a two weeks stay at Ocean
Grove.
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Factory Loss $1,000.

The leather novelty factory Of
Thomas Clements & Son. Hillside ave-
nue.. Nutley, which burned on Saturday
afternoon. will probably be a total loss,
both building and stock. It is not yet
known just how the blaze started, as
there was no one in the factory at the
time and there had been left no fire or
lights of any sort. Thomas Clements.
the elder member of the firm, had left
Nutley for Ocean Grove about fifteen
minutes before the fire broke out, and
was called back by telegraph. The
building and contents were largely
covered by insurance, the loss being
estimated at about 5000.
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Gave Lawr Party.

Gave Lawr Party.
A lawn party was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Taylor, of
Taylor street, Millburn. last night. The
young guests who were present We're
Gussie McCollum. Eunice Warner,
Mile Mayer, Minnie Shulze. Bessie
McCollum. Elite Knoll r, John Van
lngen. Joseph Mayer, Lester Warner
Russell Tompkins, Franklin Tompkins,
John MoCollum and Mortie Barnard.
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Thrown From Their Buggy.

Mr.. and Mrs. Michel M~eyerderck, of
263 Belmont avenue were returning
home in a buggy Sunday night. At
Springfield ana Elmwood avenues a
wheel of the buggy became wedged in
the curve of the trolley tracks and the
horse bolted and threw the occupants
to the ground. Mr. Meyerderck was
hurt On the hip and the buggy was
badly damaged. Charles Weunsch, jr.,
stopped the horse and the couple were
taken to their home in the automobile
OF DIR. Charles Weunsch, of ) Stuy-
vesant avenue.
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EAST ORANGE

II. l. Lundquist and family are
spending the summer at Ocean Grove.
Miss Ruth f. Lundquist. of East Or
ang is spending a two weeks vacation
at Ell Dorado, Ocean Grove.
Miss Violet T. GLEASON. of 1873 Wash
ington street, has sailed for Europe.
to be gone until the middle Of Sep
tember.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
|, sTATEs DIsTRI

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY
In the matter of Samuel A. Feeney. bankrupt.
In bankruptcy,
Notice Of sale-Take notice that in accordance
with the order of the court in the above stated
matter dated July I'd. 1909. the undersigned re-
ceiver of said bankrupt estate VIII sell the fol-
lowing described property, subject to the con
frmation Of the court: Groceries, canned
goods, butchers tools and Implements. store
fixtures and furniture. and other miscellaneous
PERSONAL property appertaining to the grocery
b,siness as contained In the premises No. 22i
Bloomfield avenue. Newark, N. j. Sale will be
he'd at the premises on Thursday, the eighth
day OF July. 1909. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Property mayl he inspected on application to
tire receiver. Further terms and conditions of
sale will be announced at the time OF sale
NATHAN BILDER
Receiver.
III Market street.
~ Newark, N. j.
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KEARNY--ARLINGTON.
Break. Ankle Catching Balloon.

Edward Worth. % years old, of North
Arlington, broke his left ankle by fall
ing from a shed in Main street. Belle
vile, yesterday. while trying to catch
a balloon. He was taken to st.
Michaers Hospital, Newark.
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Field Clubs Holiday.

The members of the Nutley Field
Club observed Fourth of July with a
series of tennis games, including sin
giles and doubles and mixed doubles. A
dance was a feature of the day and was
attended among Others by Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Morgan. Mrs. F. Roy Goddard. of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. John Vernon Bou-
vier, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Lea
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil A. Fanchert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B.. Gladiron, Mr..
and Mrs. August Brauer, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard F. Preston. William L. Ser
gent, Edgar Sargent. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Carleton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank B. Garland, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. B.
Van Every. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II.
Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce P. Lakens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Nichols, yelling
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Williams,
Miss Elizabeth P. Prout. Glover Prout,
and many others.
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Mrs. veronica Holman Dead.

Mrs. Veronica Hoffman, widow of
Robert Hoffman. died yesterday at her
home, 70 Nassau street, Orange, aged
81 years. Mrs. Hoffman had. been a
resident of Orange for many years. She
leaves a son. Robert Hoffman. a resi-
lent of Newark. and a daughter, Mrs.
Max Hansen. of Orange. A high mass
of requeim will be sung in st. Venan-
tius's Church. Orange, tomorrow morn
ing and interment will be in R~osedale
Cemetery.
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NUTLEY
Box of Caps Did Damage.

Box of Caps Did Damage.
Only one accident marred the cels-
bration of the Fourth in Nutley. Mir
lam Wallace, of Franklin avenue.
burned her face and hands severely in
the explosion of a box of caps which
she held in her hand.
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Accident Prevents Lawn Fete.

On account of the accident Sunday
night, in which Mr.. and Mrs. George
I. Whitney, of 1853 Hartford road, South
Orange, were injured. together with
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Far
rell. of Wayne. Pa. the lawn fete
which was to have been held yesterday
from 10 to 1 o'clock on Mr.. Whitney's
lawn. and for which invitations had
been issued, was not held. All of the
injured party are reported to be doing
we'll.
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Arrested ON woman. Charge

Charles linda, of 10 Montrose ter
race, was arrested by Policemen Park
house and Finnegan on a charge of as
sault and battery, preferred by Mrs.
Elizabeth Mohr, of the Manhattan
Park section. He was paroled by Chief
of Police Green to appear before Re
corder w. Eugene Turton tomorrow
morning.
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Trouble in saloon Halted.

While Patrolman Henry Sincock. Of
the Kearny police department, was pa
trolling his peal in the Arlington sec
tion of the Town late yesterday. he was
told by an excited man that a negro
a Threatening to kill man with a
knife at the saloon of A. w. Schiller in
Elm street. Sincock found Robert
Halsey. the negro. holding a crowd at
bay. Halsey was taken to the lookup.
Henry Klepp, head bartender, is the
man whose life Halsey is said to have
threatened. Recorder Kelly today
heard the case in the Kearny Police
Court, and when klepp refused to press
a complaint the negro was discharged.
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Bible Class's Picnic.

Bible CIass's Picnic.
The Bible Study Glass of the Nutley
NJ. E. Church held a picnic in the camp
meeting woods yesterday. Among
those present we're MIR. and Mrs. George
Rea, Miss Edna Dunn, Miss May Dunn,
Miss Anna Donaldson, Miss Helen
Rusby, Miss Hilda Rusby. Miss Josie
Stuart, Miss Agnes Croker, Miss
Amelia Gunther, Robert Donaldson.
Frank Gunther. Mrs. Dunn, Bert
Donaldson. Nora Belle Donaldson,
Donald Donaldson, Theodore Miller,
Linsley Smith.
Miss May De Vries, of Prospect
street, spent the Fourth at Asbury
Park.
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Successful Fishing Trip.

SUCCESSFUL Fishing Trip.
George Brewster, Fred Wurster,
William Reid, Conrad Miller, William
Shaw and George Wehman distributed
sea pass among their friends in 1rv-
ington yesterday. which they caught in
large quantities on the fishing trip of
the Ever jolly Fishing Club at Sea-
bright.
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FUNERAL OF ANDREW
MALADY TOMORROW

The funeral of Andrew Malady, who
died at his home, 222 New Jersey Rail
road avenue, Harrison, Sunday, after a
lingering illness, will be held tomorrow
morning at 8 O'Clock from the Church
of the Holy Cross. where a solemn
high mass of requiem will be offered.
Interment will take place in the Gene
terry of the Holy Sepulchre. Mr.. Malady
was one of the best known young men
in West Hudson. He was for several
wears a semi-professional baseball
player and manager of the Harrison
A.. c.. He was a. member of the Senior
Holy Name and League of the Sacred
Heart societies of the Church of the
Holy Cross and an organizer of the
West Hudson Athletic Association he
is urvived by a mother, three brothers
I'D a sister.
1,orpedoes Burned Girls Clothing.
Victoria Roche, 8 years old. of 30S
Warren street, Harrison, was seriously
burned last night when some torpedoes
set fire to her clothing.
Injured on Railroad.
OOII.GllOS lloil dttt. w 90 o''s
- Harrison avenue, Harrison. was in
3ured on the Centre street branch of
the Pennsylvania railroad today and
taken home in the Harrison ambulance.
VIII Install Officers.
The following officers will be in
stalled tonight at a meeting of Branch
9. district l.. St. Patrick's Alliance of
80 r 7 t-4. IDpn1idntf a n 4 o q
P. Rodgers; senior .vice-president, Pat
rick O'Brien; junior vice-president,
Charles Pollock; past president, Joseph
P. Hughes: corresponding secretary,
Daniel j. Walsh; financial secretary,
John j. Burke; treasurer, John Multi
gan; conductor, Richard Busch.
Trust ~Company's New building.
Ground was broken today for the rev
building of the West Hudson County
Trust Company in Harrison avenue,
opposite the Church of the Holy Gro $.
Peter b. Fox. secretary-treasurer OF
the bank, turned the first sod ana
Jacob Stumpf, a director, placed the
first spadeful in the cart.
The Misses Anna clancy, Mary CALI
van, Orotny ocnreiper, haeHcliio
Brady n Margaret Morrison, all of
Harrison, returned today from a trip
to the Thousand Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Malone, of
Davis avenue, Harrison, returned today
from a stay o Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j. Walsh, of
Second street, East Newark. have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
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PeddIed without License.

Edward Bakeley, of sos South Nine
teenth street, and Carrie Vanzence, of
22S North Fourth street, Newark, were
taken into custody by officer Camp to-
day for peddlins without a license.
Both took out a So license.
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Hand BndIy Torn.

John Eccles, of Pomeroy avenue,
Kearny, had his left hand badly torn
by a blank cartridge yesterday. He
was attended by DIR. A. A. Mutter.
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Mr.. Dexter Returns.

Mr.. Dexter Returns.
The Rev. Henry Dexter, assistant of
Grace Episcopal Church, Orange, has
returned from Europe and will take
charge of the parish during the ah-
sence of the rector. the Rev. Charles T.
Walkley, who, with Mrs. Walkley, will
sail Saturday to be gone until Au-
! gust %.
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EauaIIed Golf Record.

A score of IS by John I. Pulling, jr.,
OF Ralston avenue. equalled the record
for the Field Club golf course Satur-
day.