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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28
GLEN RIDGE,
B%ELLEvILLE
AND NUTLEY
IRyINGTON.
DIR. BAKER WAS WELL
KNOWN in IRVINGTON.
Dead Jersey City Physician
Spent His Youth There.

The burial of DIR. Enoch Mills Baker,
who died at his home in Jersey City on
Sunday, which took place this after
Loon at the family burial plot In New
York Bay Cemetery, marked h pass
ing of an old-time Camptowner. DR..
Baker was born in Union avenue,
%Irvington, January 9. 1861, and was
among the brightest pupils in the public
school of the town, and In the Newark
Academy. At an early age he became
the principal OF the North Elizabeth
School. At 21 he began the study of
medicine and was graduated from the
New York University. After gradua>
ton he was offered the position of
house physician in the Christ Hospital,
Jersey City. He moved to that city,
and has resided there for the remainder
of his life.
Seventeen years ago DIR. Baker mar.
ried Miss Helen Ambrose, of Digby,
\. S. While living in Irvington he was
active in church work, being an officer
in the First Reformed Church turing
the pastorate of the Rev. Henry Vehs.
lage, n was also superintendent of
the Sunday school. Besides his widow
n three sons, Frank, Robert and
Harry Baker. of Jersey City, he is
survived by his mother, Mrs. Sarah j.
Baker. rs years old, and a sister, Mrs.
Harriet Mills Baylis, both of 1872 Union
avenue, Irvington.
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John w. Wehman, of 26 Rich street
has recovered from Illness which con-
fined him to his home for several days
Miss Carrie Roberts, of Madison ave.
nue., is visiting friends in Boston and
Melrose Highlands.
Miss Florence psbrow, of Grove
street, is home from a vacation stay in
Philadelphia.
Policeman Joseph Maser, of Spring
field avenue, who sprained his ankle a
week ago, is slowly recovering.
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SOUTH ORANGE.
AUTO HALTED DIRECTLY
IN PATH OF A TRAIN.
Trouble with Brakes ImperiIs
Four Persons.

Hating directly in the path of a
train pulling into the South Orange
station of the L-ackawanna railroad
yesterday, IAN automobile whose occu-
pants were Mrs. Edward r. Ward, of
! iStratford place. this city; i've women
friends and Thomas Jansen, the chauf-
feur, escaped destruction only through
the fact that the train had ~slackened
speed. SO narrow was the escape that
the locomotive c~ow-catcher struck a
mud guard Of one of the REAR wheels.
1t is said that a difficulty with his
brakes prevented the chauffeur from
stopping the car while the gates were
being lowered on the crossing.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28
~HARRISON-EAST NEWARK
JOHN NASSAU SAID
TO HAVE DISAPPEARED.
Wife Declares He Has Returned,
However.

It was rumored in Harrison TODAY
that John Massam, of 40 William
street, that town, had disappeared from
his home and that his whereabouts
were unknown. Nassau, who is very
popular in West Hudson, was employed
until last Friday as night engineer a
the West Hudson Business Mems Hy.
eeia Ice Company's plant in Passaic
emu Kearny.
On Friday afternoon Nassau drew
his weeks wages and departed from
he shop. on Saturday morning Mrs
Nassau semi a messenger to the ice
plant to find out whether her husband
had received his money or not. William
Bass, the ~bookkeeper at the ice dock
reported back that Nassau had OBJ
tanned his n the day before.
When a STAR reporter visited the
Nassau home today Mrs. Nassau said
that her husband had returned today
and that everything was all right. II
is said that Nassau spent the time
he was away with friends in Middle
town, Conn.
Massam's brother-in-law, former
School Commissioner William Pickett
is confined to st. James's Hospital,
Newark, as h result of injuries re-
ceived in a fall over two weeks ago.
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MISS KIRK PRESIDENT
OF HIGH SCHOOL CLASS.
South Orange Girl Honored by
Her Classmates.

Miss Winifred Kirk, Of Delaware ave
nue., South Orange, was elected presi-
dent of the junior class of the South
Orange High School at the annual
meeting of the class yesterday. Miss
Kirk was president of the sophomore
class last year.
The other officers elected are: Vice
president, Harold Balsover; secretary
Miss Ruth Elsmore; treasurer, Miss
Mildred Memory; editor of class paper
Harry Chandler, assistant editors, Miss
Sophia Chilling and Lloyd Roberts.
The sophomore class has chosen of
fioers for the year as follows: Presi-
dent, Elliot Bergan; vice-president
Alice Wall; secretary. Norman cort
and treasurer, Donald Salisbury.
READ STAR WANT ADS.
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Aid Society 10 Meet.

S1b SOfffts 10 Nff''
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church, Arlington, will meet
in the lecture room of the church to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Smith and their
daughters. Madge and Rosalie Smith,
OF Wood Haven. l.. l., have been the
guests of Mrs. Charles Thompson, OF
Laurel avenue, Arlington.
Mrs. II. d. Chandler. of Chestnut
street. Arlington, is spending a few
days at Gainesville. Md.
Miss Caryl Eaton, of Beloit, Wis, is
the guest of Miss Glendale Dunlap, OF
Grand place, Arlington.
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BLOOMFIELD-GIEN RIDGE


George r. Baldwin, of Maple street.
Is entertaining Charles F. Church, of
The United States battleshIp Minnesota.
John Fisher, William McDonough and
A.. Brady will compete in the athletic
games at Paterson Sunday.
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School Building Entered.

School Commissioner and Secretary
William A. Sherman reported to the
chief of police last night that he had
just discovered that some one had tried
to enter the new sclloolhouse building
in Mt. Vernon avenue a few nights ago.
Patrolman Coleman discovered that the
lock of a door had been tempered with
and the button of the electric bell re-
moved. but nothing within was found
missing. Suspicion has been directed
against a former boy pupil, who was
recently suspended by the principal for
m~isbehavior.
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Rescarch cIuh.. Program.

w.
The Research Club, which has ex-
listed in Montclair for many years, and
which of late has secured many new
members, has arranged its winter pro-
gram as follows: Wednesday, October
s, at home of Mrs. Edmund o. Osborne,
Hawthorne place, Professor Daniel A.
Huedsch will make an address on
italian and Flemish Art in the Later
Renaissance" October 90, at home of
Mrs. Henry II. Arthur, subject Car
paccio and Palma Vocchio.' will be dis
cussed by Mrs. George w. Gedney and
Mrs. II. D~ickerman; November 3, al
home of Mrs. Henry A. Starks. subject,
"Tintoretto and Paolo Veronese," will
be discussed by Mrs. William B.. Dick
son and Mrs, j. M. Barkley; Novem-
Der II, at home of Mrs. Charles b.
Sanders, subject, Eclectic School," will
be discussed by Mrs. ]. Colomons and
Mrs. w. Miller; December l, at home of
Mrs. p. II. Cook, subject, Work and
Pictures of Guido Reni," discussed by
Mrs. A.. Nairs and Mrs. Sanders; De-
cember 8, at home of Miss Farmer.
subject, "Domenichino and Sassa-
farato." by Mrs. c. w. Royce and Mrs,
Joseph H.. Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Sweeney
and family, of Midland avenue. are
home from Maine, where they spent the
summer.
Mrs. r. A. Willets and family, Of
Grove street, have returned from Bris-
toll, Me, where they have been since
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d. Mccain, of
Valley road. will spend the next two
weeks at Atlantic City.
Francis A. Duckworth and Henry
Y. Collard, of Bloomfield avenue, are
home from a weeks fishing at Green
wood Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Francis, of
Claremont avenue, are home from Lake
George, n. Y, where they spent the
summer.
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J.rornman New leading Knight.

c. Walter Jerolaman was elected
esteemed leading knight Of Beilevills
lodge Of Elks last night, succeeding
Howard s.. Carson. who resigned.
Joseph Joule was elevated from the
featuring knights chair to succeed Mn
Jerolaman as loyal knight; George II
Brooks was named as MI. Joule's sue
cessor.
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MILLBURN,
lRvINGTON
md HILTON
KEARNY-ARLlNGTON.
MAYORALTY CONTEST IS
MAIN THING IN KEARNY.
Friends of Both 0'Connor and
Brock Are Confident.

The battle of ballots is on in Kearny.
When the polls opened up at 1 o'clock
a fair sized crowd of voters was on
hand. The main fight is for the office
of mayor. The Republicans haye two
candidates, Mayor Louis M. Brock and
John r. O'Connor, and the Democratic
candidates are Councilman William
Greenfield and Ralph d. Bush.
The real fight will be between Brock
and O'Connor and friends of both pre-
dict a sweeping victory for their re
spective candidate. 1t Is generally
understood that Greenfield will be the
choice of the Democrats. In the First
ward there will be a hot fight for the
nomination for councilman. The Re
publicans rave five men in the field
and the Democrats one.
There Will be opposition in every
ward for Councilmanic honors and
nominations for berths on the school
board are being contested foIs also.
The polling places are as fellows:
First W~ard-First district. Miller's
store, Belgrove drive; Second district,
Highland hose house. Halstead street;
Third district, No. . fire house. Kearny
avenue.
Second Ward-First district, J. Bones
store, kearny avenue and Halstead
street; Second district. Tollins's store,
Chestnut and Boyd streets; Third dis
trict, Central hose house, Davis avenue.
Third Ward-First district, Victof's
store, koarny and Stewart avenues;
Second district. fire house, Midland
avenue: Third district. Winners Of
flee. Quincy Hall, Kearny avenue.
Fourth Ward-First district, barber
shop, 495 Elm street. Second district.
1S4 Midland avenue: Third district,
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1t took the combined efforts of three
policemen to get Mrs. Barbara Beale,
of 2s5 Ogden street. Newark, into a
cell last night after she had been ar
raigned before Recorder james t.,
Kelly, in the kearny Police Court.
Mrs. Beale VAS accused OF being dis
orderly. She told her troubles when ar
raigned with such volubility that the
court had no opportunity to pass SEN
tence. SO he remanded Mrs, Beale in
the hope of a conversational hiatus To-
day.
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The baseball team of The Bellevllle
police will journey to this city tomor-
row afternoon for he third game with
the Newark police. The Belleville team
has already won two games. The third
game will be decided on the grounds
of the I%ronsides, in Fourteenth street.
Police Justice John j. Council re-
turned home yesterday from a stay in
Sussex county
Miss Belle Gibson, of Washington ave-
nue., is expected home soon from De-
troit, where she Is visiting friends.
Mrs. r. A. Richardson. of John street,
is entertaining her son n his family,
who reside IN Missouri
John N. Hannigan, of 1859 William
street, who is Ill with typhoid fever,
was removed yesterday to st. James's
Hospital
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MONTCLAIR.
To Sue for Damaged Motorcycle.

Town Attorney Robert NJ. Boyd re-
ported to the council last night that a
motorcycle belonging to the police de-
partment, and in charge of Policeman
Hugh Seery, had been run into and
damaged about two months ago by nn
automobile belonging to the Tucker
Electrical Construction Company. The
damage amounted to $3.50, and as the
Fucker Company had taken no notice
of a demand for payment. Mr.. Boyd
asked for authority to start suit to
recover the amount. The authority
was given.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28

Lewis p. Bayard and family, of Old
Short Hills road, returned yesterday
from til,ir summer vacation at Manto-
loking.
II G. Hopper and family, of Wyom-
ing avenue, returned yesterday from
their summer vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Valentine, who was
entertained by Miss Reta Sickley at
her home in Morris avenue, Springfield,
for a few days, returned to her home
in Orange yesterday.
The official board of the NJ. 70.
Church will hold a special meeting to-
night in the lecture room.
Miss Helene l.. Smith, of Morris
avenue. Springfield, is visiting her
brother, Henry l.. Smith, of Jersey
City, for a few days.
Mrs. Harold J. Carmody, of Westneld
avenue, Springfield, left today for New
Rochelle, N. Y. where she will visit
her cousins, Mrs. Katherine Gavin ard
Miss Augusta Morgan
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Miss Gay Zenola MacLaren, of New
York, will give an entertainment to-
night in the Church of the Disciples of
Christ, East Orange. The program will
be an Interpretation of David War
fields "Music Master" Miss MacLaren
will act the entire play, representing
each character.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-28
EAST ORANGE
Surprise. for MIR. Eiier.

A birthday surprise was rendered
Alfred Eller, at his home. Marcy ave
nue., East Orange, last night by his
friends from the Ferry-Weber hat
works, of Bloomfield avenue, Newark
Among the guests who entertained
were Barney Howarth and George
Courtney.Ss olos; Harry Jackson, funny
storiesZ and the Ferry-Weber quartet,
w. T1ppen, w. Hoffman, F. Haberlie
Al M.ulyiifll,- In vocal selections,
Refreshments were served, after which
dancing was enjoyed. Music was fur
nished by the Jess Hampton orchestra,
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entertained on Her birthday.

Miss Katherine Mclean, of A John
street, entertained at a birthday party
at her home Saturday night. There
| were present Miss Ethel Whelpley. Miss
Emma Miller, Miss Florence Moore,
Miss Sadie Lipetz, Miss Gertrude
Lipetz, Miss Anna Mccarthy, Stanley
GiIby, Francis Bradshaw. George Mil
Ter and Joseph Moore.
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Society in
the Oranges


Guest at Fisncee's Home.
Miss Bebe Macintosh, of Newton
Centre, Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert E. Osborn, of SO Halsted
street, East Orange. Miss Macintosh
Is the 1ancee of George C. Osborn, and
their engagement was announced last
spring. The date set for the wedding
is November Is.
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Dog Bites Little Girl.

Dog Bites Little Girl.
William Haug. of Sc Myrtle avenue,
reported to the police today that a dog
belong ng to him had bitten his little
daughter last night and that he wanted
it killed. Officer Garfield shot the
animal.
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Break. ringer saving Passenger.

Conductor William Bradford, of the
Turnpike trolley line, broke his finger
in Harrison late yesterday while help
ing Miss Mary Docken, OF 10 Highland
avenue, Kearny, off the car at Harri-
son avenue and Fourth street. Miss
Docken stumbled and would have
fallen had not Bradford seized her.
The conductor then fell himself, strik-
ing the ground on his left hand and
breaking his finger.
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HIS Geese Stolen.
Edward Guenther, of Myrtle avenue,
told the police yesterday that some one
had entered his premises early in the
morning and stolen three geese.
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cou,cIl Candidate Fined SIS.

Coupcil Candidate Fined 81.
Protesting that he was acting within
his rights, Flrmln Judas, of 81 Park
avenue, %1rvington, Democratic candi-
date for councilman in the First ward,
paid a So fine imposed last night by
Recorder w Eugene Turton, for driv-
ing his butcher wagon over the side
walk, at Cottage and Augusta
streets. Sewer pipes have been laid
in Augusta street and blocked that
thoroughfare, and Judas commended that
he had a right to deliver orders in that
street,
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Miss Cinrk snrprised.


Friends of Miss Lillian Clark ten
dered her a surprise reception at her
home. 1853 Academy street. South Orr
ange, last night. Those present includ-
cd the Misses Johanna, Dorothy and
Margaret Geisel. the Misses Antoinette
and Mary Niokl, Miss Helen Morrison.
Miss Hattie Edwards, Miss May Doody,
Miss Josephine Riher, Miss Alice
Doody, Miss Josephine Studer, Miss
Mary Jaeger. Miss Louise Trenchard.
Miss Agnes Sommer, Miss Julia Som
mer, Ernest Jaeger. Waiter lob son.,
William clark, Edward Bodei, Thee
dore Decker. Charles Stansfield, Charles
Geisel, Charles Allen. Raymond Bahf-
ing, Stewart Fleming, George johnson,
Warren Repthure, Kenneth Kent,
Francis Denning, Leo Denning and
George Lair.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt the Hostess.

Mrs. Vanderbilt the Hostess.
On Thursday, October Z. there will be
a bridge party at the home of Mrs.
oliver DeGray Vanderbilt, As Evergreen
place, for the benefit of the gypsy en-
campment of Cosmovilla. Mrs. Robert
d. Carter will assist Mrs. Vanderbilt
in entertaining the guests.
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social Club Organized.

New social Club Organized.
A new social club was organized at
Ritchie's Hall, High street, Nutley, last
night, to be known as the Independent
Club. 1t will consist of a number of
the young men of the Second ward.
Politics will be tabooed. The officers
elected last night were: A. Corwin
Rutan, jr.. president; Walter Allen,
vice-president, Harlow Chandler. sec
rotary, and Manning Blackwell, treas
.,rer. About thirty members have been
enrolled. The next meeting will be
on Friday evening. A committee has
been appointed to secure quarters until
land can be procured to build a club
house.
Mrs. w. w. B~ridgeman, of Haw-
thorne avenue, Is spending a few days
with friends In Brooklyn.
Miss Olive Morgan, of New York, is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nor
gan, of Satterthwaite avenue.
Mrs. George Madison, of Patchogue.
: Z. l., is visiting Mr.. n Mrs. James
Blauvelt, of River road.
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Rain spoiled the grand finale TO
Kearny's ante-primary campaign
There were to have been three meet
ings last night, two under the auspices
of the Progressive Republicans n one
by the members of the Regular He
publicans, but all three were called OIL.
A large crowd waited for Mayor Brock
to appear at Kovachy's Hall, his adher-
ents being determined to wind up the
campaign in a whirlwind finish, but
they were disappointed. for the mayor
did not appear.
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NUTLEY.
Epwortb League. socin'.

Epwortb Leagues SocinI.
The members of the Epworth League,
of the vincen NJ. e. Church, Nutley,
held a social last night in the lecture
room of the church. The. features
were music n games. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Lichtenstern, Lindley Smith, Miss Mar
gerry Pichlenstern, Miss Gladys A
Stacy, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rea, Miss
Anna Donaldson, Miss Edna Dunn,
Howard Sheperd, Miss Josie Stirratt,
Henry vreeland, Abner Rutan. Miss
ADMINISTRATION, Robert Donaldson,
ME- Helen Lindstrom, Miss Gladys
stacy. Miss Dorothy Winner, Raymond
clark. Tracy Wood, Donald Donaldson,
paniamin Winner and others.
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MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD
Returned from Abroad,

Returned from Abroad.
Township Treasurer Ernest l.
Smithers and family, who have been II
Europe for a couple of months, re
turned to their home in Old Short Hill
road yesterday. They landed in New
York on Saturday.
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McKenny Won't Lose Foot.

Lorenzo McKenny, So years old, the
freight conductor of 166 Garside street,
Newark, whose left foot was crushed
while he was drilling cars on the Lack
awann near Harrison yesterday, was
reported to be resting comfortably at
st. Michael's Hospital today. 1t was
thought at first that he would lose his
foot, but the doctors are low of the
opinion hat they can save 1t. Nc
Kenny fell under a heavily laden car
and was dragged twenty yards before
the train could be stopped.
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win nuicrlnin In calsklns.

" ti tBufeFAuiu III 1htHttitNs
4 weeks visit to the summer home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Rode, OF
Scotland road, South Orange, at Winne-
sock Lodge, Slide Mountain, in the
Catskill Mountains, will begin Thurs
day. Among those who have been In
vited are Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Kip, jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Hewitt, Mr..
and Mrs. George Jewett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford A. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Boyd, Nj. and Mrs. Graham II. Brew
ster. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Geilatly,
Mr.. and Mrs. William e.. Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick w. Telley. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Manton r. Metcalf, Mr. and Mira.
Walter D. Sargent. Mr.. and Mrs. Eds
ward II. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
II. Wehkrhane. Miss Elizabeth Schnei-
der and Henry l.. Holmes, of the Or
anges. and William Law and Hunter
Wykes, of New York
Miss Edith Carson. of chillicothe. O..
who recently returned from abroad. IL
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. T. G.
Wood. of Montrose venue,
Morrison Fenner. of Walton avenue,
is the guest of relatives In New York
during the Hudson Fulton celebration.
william B. Dunn. of Washington.
who has been visiting his sister. Mrs.
Charles Drischel, of Second street, has
returned home
Former Justice of the Peace Louis
NJ. Picot. Of Riggs place, who has been
seriously i'll, is able to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Kennedy, Of
Pittsburg. Pa, are visiting Professor
and Mrs. Martin Maher. of Academy
street.
Mrs. Peter ]. Herman, Of R~idgewood
road, has relatives visiting from Brad
ford. Pa.
Mrs. Harriet Fenner, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mrs. Howard Watkins, of
Walton avenue.
The family of Thomas ]. Preston, of
Irving avenue. are home from the
South.
Mrs. Alfred Lambly and family. oe
Prospect street, are home from Cons
necticut, where they spent the summer.
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To Give Progressive bridge.

To Give Progressive Bridge.
On Friday afternoon, October 8, a
pivot and progressive bridge party will
be given under the direction Of Mrs.
George NJ. Gill at her residence, 95
Cleveland street. Mrs. Gill will be as
sisted by Mrs. James Minor Magee, Of
| West Orange.
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USE STAR WANT ADS.
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USE STAR WANT Ada.
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Miss Davey to Wed.

Miss Davey TO Wed.
A quiet wedding will take place oc-
tober Fl at the residence of Mrs. Frank
w. Davey, lis Walnut street, north,
East Orange, when her daughter, Miss
Edna Davey. will be married to Pau
Bertram Tallman. of Chestnut street,
East Orange. The ceremony will be
attended only by the relatives of both
families. and will be followed by a
small reception.