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WANTS THE BACK TAXES.

JERSEY CITY. Oct. 9.-.The Board
of Finance has directed Warner
the corporation counsel, TO make
a pp,ication to the courts for a rule to
show cause why Robert Davis, the city
collector, should not sell BY public
auction the Erie grain elevator. 1t il
alleged that the elevator company owes
the tity xl1e,0eo in back taxes,
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RATES.
III ceNr rER WORD

c>c'ert'A rnD~ NO'b IL
including insertion in ali editions Of the Eve
ming Star pndcr any classification or
Death notices, per insertion. ..........2 20 cents
With liberal notice, per insertion .. 30 cents
Birth and marriage notices, per inser-
Jon -. .t.4...-. 2 rtito
Resolutions, cards OF thanks. per line. 10 cents
Meeting and todge notices, per line. 10 cents
For contract rates. phone 1850 Market,
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MARRIAGES s.

uAAtpsoN- cI.ATzM.AYFR satnr-
dsy. July 3. 1909. il ~ ssainston,
4. j.. Juiis pliasbeth. daughter oil
Or. and ATrs. HERMAN a. Glat1n1aA er'
10 Everett Edwin Harpson, Of New
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FEMALE.
GIRLS WANTED

q f-F. -. p b. IL F
THE WESTINGHOUSE LAMP coMpANr
GIRLS. BETWEEN TIE AGES OF 10
AND IS YEARS. SEEKING LIGHT, CLEAN
AND. PLEASANT EMPLOYMENT. CAN
FIND SAME IN ONE OF II MOST MOD
ERIN FACTORY OF NJ KIND IN THr
STATE
ALL DEPARTMENTS WELL
LIGHTED AND VENTILATED. LADY
PHYSICIAN AND NURSE CONSTANTLY
IN ATTENDANCE AND WITHOUT COST
TO TEE OPERATOR.
YoU DO NOT HAVE TO BE EXPERT
EScED; WE TEACH TOT HOW AND
ALSO PAT LIBERAL WAGES: WE EN-
rtoY l,soo OPERATIVES AND NEEp
MORE.
THE FACTORY IS SITUATED AT Wat
sEsslNG STATION. BLOOMFIELD. n. j.,
ON THE D., L. g. ". n. r.. TEN MIN
UTEs' RIDE FROM sRoAo ct STA
rIoN. FARE SC. OR Ell T-ioLLEY CAR
VIA BLOOMFIELD Av.. 20 MINUTES
RIDE FROM BROAD AND MARKET
Sis. NEWARK. TO wATsEssTNe Av.;
CARS RUN EVERY, THREE MINUTES
DURING RUSH HoURs FARE SC FRO
ANY PART OF NEWARK: ALL CARS
TRANSFER TO TIL BLooMrElD ".
LINE.
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GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.

Franklin av., Bloomfield, ". j.: once. scheuer
Building. Tel. 4O6s-R. Newark. and 1881.
Bloomfield. Single graves. s1s; plots firm
N5 up.
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LOANS

ALARGE BoNUs
TOWN NINE4roTs AaPPPRoxfMaAtTELY sor
125 FEET. EAcH IN y OF TIE BEST
LOCALITIES IN CRAWFORD. IT LOTS
ARE REASONABLY WORTH AT PREVAIL
ING PRICES ABOUT s7.5oe THE.Y ARE
FREE n CLEAR, TITLE GUARANTEED
ARE GRAD5D, coNcRETE sipEwALKs
LAID. SEW FITS IN, .ANDrTHE PROPERTY
rs In EMERY WAY IN EXCELLENT CON
DIT1ON. ! WANT TO. BORROW 900 OR
$3.50 ON HIS PROPERTY AND AN TWILL
ING TO PAY WELL FOR r ACCoMMO-
TRINITY BUILDING. NEW YORK.
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COMING EVENTS.

CASINO MUSIC HAIL. .ies-ie5 Hslsey st.
opposite Waldr1ann's Theatre: open under
new management; frst-cisss vaudetiiie show
every evening -frotu $50 to i2 n. IA. Matinse
holhdays ano sslurdeys. New SHOW cveis week
F. poELGER.s PROSPECT rAEE AND
HALL. y5s Morris av5 Dancing every Friday
wardrobe. 10 cents.
THY OLD FASHIONED Bombing Ar.I.rYs-
This 1n-st up-to-dats ast>vs IN the state
South Orange. and Norris avs. SOW onsn. IN
enEsEAfnents. CHARLES A.. scHoEER' IRON.
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C0NwAY-On October z, 1909, Bernard,
husband Of, Della Conway, aged q
Years. "a, retired New York city hre-
man.
Relatives and friends arc klndiy
invited 10 atterd the funeral from ms
lafe residence. l0a Garside street, on
Monda October H.. at 1880 a. M. TO
the Sacred Heart Church at . "a NJ,
where a High Mass of Requiem Wia
be offered for the repose OF ms soul
Ihterment i'll Calvary Cemetery New
York papers please copy,
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BEApY-0n oetober g., 1899, Rev.
Augustine NJ. Btady. at Home for tha
AcGd, Little sisters OF the Poor.
Clergy. relatives and friends are re-
.nectfillly invited 10 attend tine
funeral on Monday, the 18th inst, a.
ST. Eose OF .Lima's Church. once OF
lie dead at $3.50 a. m. Solemn hish
Mass Of Requiem at 10 a. m. Inter
ment IN priests plot. Cemetery OF the
HOLY senulchre. Elizabeth and Jer-
sew city. \. j.. papers, please copy
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Ipholsteripx and Furniture Repairiaa,
JOSEPH W. BEDFORD. for years With WV.
Snyder and Herring, Wakefield. So South
Orange az. Workmanship good; prices moder-
ate.
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pHRENOL0GY.

CONSULT Professor LIZ ROY Americas
Others: III. sdyice Win nein yoii. speciaf ruii
readings this week. soc. This address, only. $50
Broad st.. next door 10 gas ofce. Hours e-5.
CONSULT MADAME F.rAIN. astronomer. She
tells you everything In human life. ass Avon
avenue. tt -
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e1RLs WANTED.

EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD. oProR-
TUNITTEs AT TIE PRESENT TIME
FOR GIRLS SEEKING WE'LL PAYING.
PERMANENT POSITIONS. VIE ARE
CENTRALLY LOCATED, BEING
WITHIN EIGHT MINUTES. RIDE OF
BROAD AND MARKET sTs.. AND
CONVENIENT TO ALL CAR LINES,
ESPECIALLY THE SPRINGFIELD,
PLANK ROAD. RprGEN, CLIFTON
AND KINNEY LINES
gINcANpEsCENT LAMP WORKS,
BOYD ST. AND SEVENTEENTH Az.
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cAT.pWELL-At the residence Of he
aurt, Miss Adelis Sanford VA WA
rem street. Harrison, n. j., Corheii.
~sandford, widow of Robert Caid"eii
or Belleville, y. j..
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cLAiRyOyANTs.

MADAM LA faEN. Newark's abiest clalrvoy-
ant. spirit medium; past; present; future: all
SUBJECTS; 10 to 3. except Sundays. 4s7 Broad st.
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PERSONAL.

yoljNG rentisnlan. undefstsn ding English and
Italian, desires to exchange lessons With YOUNG
LADY or gentleman speaking Eteneh. L,
DE RITA, ~ Henry - Orange ~ !
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THE TIME is here to use a stove. Go righl
to NJ BIDDLEMAN, Isl Springfield av.,
where you can get, the best stove Tor the 1easd
money. Fixtures for all kinds Of stoves. Tele-
phone 22ee-L, waverly.
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MEDICAL

LADIES DEsIRINcF ADVICE,
by graduated registered spesialist' call or adj
40 West Tvveniyesecond ST.. New Tork, = two
blocks from Twsnty-thiv1 ST ferry. or four
blocks from Tnerty-third 81 Hudson Tunnel
ststion. ccn~uitation frec. Once hours. toto
4. g 10 s. Sundays. 10 to4 - z
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REAL ESTRTE|
Special Real Estate Da.s---Tnesdays and rr1ags,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

CENTRALLY LOCATED two.fs niiy house. l
rooms: rents SEA: So, 200. Mortgage s1;SUo at
per cent. Tor this and other genuine ana oe
sided bargains see
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NEWARK SCALE WORKS. L. D. ,phon
ll7g-W, Wayerly. All kinds OF scales re
paired ard adjusted. so2 South Sixth st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

WOULD like parties who would be interested
i'm first mortgages bearing per cent. interest
per .annum on we'll improved farm lands in
Oklahoma to write US. BLANCK INVEST
MENT CO., Stilwell, Okla.
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East Orange.
UNIQUE EXTERIOR. ARTISTIC INTERIOR
is what you will say when you inspect this
exceptionally abrasive dwelling. located midst
high-class surroundings; construction the best +:
beautifully finished; contains many original
features which viii please. the tasteful. house
Wife; ~splendid lot; price s.. 900; It. you want
something different than your friends have see
this. CONNOLLY & CONNOLLY, Fourth av.
and sixteenth st, opp. Ampere station, East
Orange, n. j..
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AEl3s. hillheads. ETC.. fine work. muck deliv
cry. 75c up. ROSE PRESS. ts3 Mulberry st.
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.BEtsoN-Entered into rest Friday.
October 8. 1903. Joseph, beloved son
Of Martin aad Justine Beron once
Match, aged 5 years 10 months IL
Jays. 80
Relatives and friends are kindly m
vited to attend the funeral on Mop'
day. October u, at I:5O a. M. sharp
from thc parents residence. SD Ser
gan street., thence TO st. Peter >
Church, whefe at S O'Clock a Mass IN
honoraof ting Guardian. Angels "ln De
.ups, lnterrncnt in the Cemetery vi
the Holy Sepuicfre,
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PEAolfs sThursday. oesooef Wy
Harold Lord. soa of 4rep i--sne
! Beach, Iii the lftii >eaf OF as sse'
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BiiA -t.ptered into est IN hfldsy' -
iober $. 1899. Mantle E,a, ~ nei ao.
year. beloved wife 81 Saniuel bes' az
h@rs1ate residence. =; Sterling s.f@ss'
East orange.
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FL, nsMMING-On Thursday. october .
1909, Louisa Flemming- (nee Hopf2'
beloved wife OF Adolph Flemmins'
and daughter OF Rosa and the iate
Henry Hopf, aged ~ ears . months
10 days, SS1 Runyon street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.

wANTEo-P Position. Nlaowsr,a as WORKING farm
manager. for widow or ~idowers family, pv
up-to-datp practical farmer: experienced III
breeding and rearing stock and poultry. farm
and garden crops. ADDRESS Box $50, Pla nheid.
". ].
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AUCTION SALES.

A. STEINER a SONS 80 s,rs..
ss,i pnredeeueds pledged lefff ever one 80 WI.
S t49sH ~, syS, ~ On October Ia. al. 10 i, n 81
o<'NAAf !. e suuth Orange az.
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DEATHS

A1EAKN- At. Nalfaeufs. \. ~ Oh
isrids OCTOBER g, 1879, William
Aneitp; tne beloved hi 2anl OF Tue
Ahtarn 4Cace Nithsf1qsc)' va Sour
Orange avenue
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CUNNlNGHAM--At Orange, OH Octo-
Der s. 1909, Thomas, husband or the
late Mary Cunningham, 81 Lincoln
place.
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Match, aged s years 10 months Il
Gays.
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
vited to. attend the funeral on Moa'
dav.. October II, at 1850 a. M. sharp
f,ola lhc uarents. residence. SO4 Ser
ssn, street., thence 10 st. Peter >
Church. where at s O'Clock q Mass III
honoraof tre Guardian. Angels Nlll De
.uns. lnterrncnt in the Cemetery vi
the Holy sepuic,re.
gEAb1Y-0n October g., 1899, Rev.
X,fsiistine NJ. Btady. at Home for the
NH Little sisters. OF the Poor.
tJers,.. relatives and friends are re-
.pectfUlly invited 10 attend tine
funeral on Monday, the 1lth inst a.
st. Eose OF ,Lima's Church. once u
the dead at $3.50 a. m. Solemn i1ish
Mass of Requiem at 10 a. M inter
nlent in priests plot. Cemetery Oh tue
Holy senulchre. Elizabeth ana ser
sey City, \. j., papers, please copy
RULGER-on october Z, 1909, Mary d.
,vddow of William Bulser mee ROD
erts), l09 Pennington street
cALDWELL-At the residence OF her
airt. Miss Adelis Sanford, 4l4 war
rem street. Harrison. y. j., Corneiia
sandford, widow of Robert Caldwell
or Beheviiie' y. q
coNwAY-on October Z, 1909, Bernard,
husband Of, Della Conway, aged q
wears, "a retired New York city nre-
man.
Relatives and FRIENDS arc Nipu,s
invited TO atterd the funeral from ms
late residence; 10a Garside street on
Monday, October H. at i:So a.. NJ. u
fbe Sacred Heart Church al . a NJ
where a High Mass of Requiem Wln
be offered for the repose OF his soul
Ihterment i'll Calvary Cemetery New
York papers please copy.
li -
har 9 1000 Thomas. husband of the
,.to Nary Cunningham. 81 Lincoln
n,see
-
FL.aM MiNI-on tnss uonf,.
lsDs' Louiss .sars,, nlar,rninr
peioVeo Miie ~ tha ,aie
ana u =" a.ars . months
f,enry ropt, $50 ~ 800
,1-: r,.,o,or 7
SAFNEh-p isuas, - AZ, ior
isps' 1eanet.e -" ,nae r,.,sa st,cet
Aprani 2 farnei, !"
,.rpr.arfu-ou FRIDAY. October 8,
1909 William, beloved son o. mas
e.eflach N,ee an ,a vas.. :
rrea ra''"'
NelatiYes ailo irie''as = Nm.
.lteo : . ,s'Fepo NY go ,nis
gay istu ms, a. 80 ec ,-,s n,fsry
hts c%ah a.1o.e
AZ o'ciocN fitsr MsSS - ~ Sir
WIN ~ - 49,. ~ .1,e IJnIv
sepuichre'
ryr,r,-rNs-A orapge an October 7.
1eoa pstr;ck beloved husband Of Ma
,is H,ypins fnee Neucome,. % Cen
-
HOFFMAN-on Thursday, October z.
1909, Charles l.. Hoffman, beloved
husband of Emma. HOFFMAN tnee
aaxys xhe SY,riarr9eld ay-eniie.
80
HUBER-Entere6 : into rest, suddenly,
on Thursday, October Z, 1909, Caroline
Huber (nee Kesseir), beloved wife of
Ciriack Huber, aged 7s years I montl,
lsdsys. S75 South Ninth street.
-
INFLAMMATION friday octoper y
, 1909 Ell kcilaway, AGED so years
ISL ~ -
I.YNES-On October .. 1909, William
Sites, husband Of Annie Stephens
Z
-
,rpr,Tp>s-poher Nterrens aged A
uas,,
zvrr T .rlr, 4.L,rtsred ;n+o vest nm Eridav
cceocer lSVs', AususV' peloseo nus.
panu % niha AiiIe,ss sissy % sSela
months "a Gays !" Sou'i street
MiTCHELL--oh octoper 9 lsos' az ms
nome, w Aoirn SECOND street. Ed
VIII, DepoNed nusoann OF Sarrie
Mucneh
uux -, yx,aanoa., o a
4 y IA w VIZ w A " T. "
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SAM RICH, swell lsdies' tailor and dreSmake,
o. s. Grange az. Phone i4cs-W. Sowark.
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DRESSMAKlNG.
STORAGE.

~FIRST-CI-AsSs STORAGE.
Locked 'roornr padded vsns. expert, handlers;
packing or moving to, city or country.
PFoCESS' CARPET CLEANISC,@-
ofices: 1915 Market ST., Newark. Phone $3.50,
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I.adies' TaIlors.
JACOB STARR. high grade ladies' tailoring
ana furrier. e. So. Orange av., Newark. \. j.
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RuLGER-on October Z, 1909, Mary o.
widow of William Bulser oee noo
erts), lO3 Pennington street
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Elizabeth.
LOTS AT ELIZABETH.
Unusual opportunity. OWNER, 100 Anna st.,
Elizabeth, NJ j.. -
West Orange.
VALLEY ROAD. s7S--one-family house six
rooms. bath; large barn; $500. INQUIRE Al
Nhittinsham pl', between Z and 5 p. m.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

rsRAENTzEL RICHARDS. patent law
American and foreign patents frademarks
aGd eopSrishs. sns @Srisclfs nics1 engineering.
nrrs Broad and. Mechanic ste.. rooms Sol 500
Phone s4ssrJ. Newark.
DRAKE &SCo.. r;iobe BuildiAr. 500 Eroad y
rooni zoo. solicitors OF ratents snd experts IN
all ~nlatters relating to inventions. Oldest ana
isrgest&in the state. Established IL 1866. Free
advice as TO patcntabilty. Telephone ssss.
RUSSELL. NJ. ENFRErTJ TEL. Ass-r.,
PATENT LAWYER AND SOIIfITrlre
TSs BROAD ST. OR. NARKE Ell
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Carpenters aud Cabinet Makers.

L. 4SONNTAG. 4qo South Nineteenth St. neal
Fifteenth av.; nrst-class repairing on houses
moderate prices. Repairing and polisilin,
furniture especially. Send postal card.
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Caldwell

NOE Hu4L-Building lots, 500. fsat above sss
level, cheap. B. L. HELLER.
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Grinding and Cutlery.
GRINDING and repairing OF cutlery. BARRIERS
tools and doctors Instruments T. LAUTER
JUNG 10 Springfield sv.
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7 WILL pay high prices FOR cast-or clothing
Send postal and I'll call.s-FRANk. SO Mer
Ger st.
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USE STAR w'ANr ADS.
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RelleyHlIe,

B~eIlevfiIIe.
BELLEyILIE-ss lots streets all .ddss; whole
or part; bargain. EEARNE, a Stone ST..
New York.
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GAENER-on THURSDAY, October .
1909, Jeanette C., widow OF MAJOR
Abran 3. Garner, 1907 Broad street
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-17
Church News.


Rev. w. II. Savage will hold a service
at the Willows, at Cedar Creek Farm
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. All in.
vited.
Christ Church, Sept. 19th, morning
service at 10 80 O'Clock with Bishop
Kinsman officiating. Sunday School,
2 30 p. m. Guild meeting, Wednesday,
2.30 p. m. at Mrs. Isaac 8 Truitt's.
Presbyterian Church. We
Believe" will be the subject Of the ser
mon at IL o'clock. Sabbath School at
2 o'clock. Christian EndeavOr meeting
at o'clock. Topic, "Vanity Fair"
Milford Methodist Episcopal Church,
Howard T. Quigg, minister. Divine
service at10.3O a. m. Preaching by the
Rev. Stephen J. Herben, Ph. D., editor
of the EpwOrth Herald This great and
honored minister, whose thrilling ad.
dress at the late conference in Milford
was 50 much enjoyed, will be listened
to with much interest next Sunday by
our people. Sunday School at p m.
Epworth League prayer meeting at $50
p. m.
Rally Day services will be held in the
Presbyterian Sunday School next Sab
bath afternoon at O'Clock. There will
be addresses by Rev. H. L. Bunstein
and others, and in addition a solo by
Mrs. John d. Brooks and special sing
ing by the school choir. Every teacher
and every scholar is to be present and
parents and friends OF the school are
cordially invited and urged to attend
these Rally Dsy services.
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-17
Public Sales.

Alfred Morris will sell bis personal
property at his home near Houston on
Monday, September 9th. For parGcu.
lars see advertisement in this paper and
posters.
Jakob Bloch will sell at bis farm II
miles south OF Harrington, on the Far
mington road, all his personal prop
erty. For particulars see advertisement
in this paper, and posters.
Tomorrow afternoon, in front Of the
Windsor Hotel, William A. Hukill, an
uncle Of Walter H. Davis Of Milford,
will sell his fine sorrel horse "GarcIa"
at public sale. This horse has shown a
mile as a PAGER in 2.35, and he will be
sold without reserve to the highest bid
der, as Mr.. Hukill is driving over the
State and will use only one horse in the
future. This is q fine or portunity which
those who want a good driver to take
Of.
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-17
The Famous Dance.

One OF the features of "The Holy
City," the Biblical drama to be pre-
sented at Armory Hall, in Milford, on
Saturday evening, September 18th, is
the scene in the first act in which Sa-
lone dances before King HerOd and
wins his promise to give her anything
she desires. The seductive witchery
and reckless abandon Of this dance
have been widely commented upon.
She demands the head OF John the
Baptist, and she receives it q few mo-
ments later Oh a silver charger. Miss
Edna Marshall handles the dance in 3
pleasing and mastery manner and Of
fends no one. Among other scenes de.
picted in the play are the terrace Of
King Herod's palace, the roof OF the
palace with a view Of the housetops Of
Jerusalem, the shores OF the sea OF Cali
lee, the adjoining halls OF Caiaphas
and POntids PLATE on the morning Of
Christ's arraignment, the gates Of Jer-
usalem and the house of Nicodemus.
The entire production as used during
the long run of the play in New York
will be seen here. making this one Of
the most magnificent from a scenic
standpoint that has ever been offered
theatre-goers Of Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-17
SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS
AN IMPORTANT MEETING

At regular meeting Of the Milford
School Board on Tuesday evening much
impOrtaat business was transacted.
By resolution $500 90 with interest
was ordered paid on the floating in.
debtedness Of the school.
A sinking fund was also created and
$50 90 paid in to start the same. The
money in this fund will draw interest.
By resolution it was decided for the
present to continue in force the health
regulations regarding exclusion Of pu-
pills in cases Of infections or contagious
diseases. And the principal was in
stTucted to enforce these rules.
The principal was directed to notify
the senior class that the system OF class
honOrs which has prevailed during the
last two years will be continued during
the present year.
The teacher OF drawing has been
to conduct a class in me-
chanical drawing.
The calendar for the school year was
adopted. Commencement will occur
on the evening of May Both.
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-17
ROSS LOCKWOOD HELD
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE

Accused Of attempting to burn down
Hollis Hotel, at No 5 East Fourth
Street, Wilmington, last Saturday, after
he had been discharged, Ross Lock-
wood, cOlOred, former waiter at the
hotel, was arraigned before Judge COch-
ran in the City Court Monday morning
on the charge Of attempted arson, but
at the request of his attorney. David J.
Reinhardt, the case was continued until
Thursday morning.
On Saturday, it is alleged, Lock
wood, who is a former resident OF Mil
ford, did something that was not pleas
ing to Mr.. Holt, proprietor OF the hotel,
and the latter went to the colored man
and an argument followed, with the
result that Mr.. Holt told him that his
services were no longer required and
for him to get out.
Lockwood is paid to have become
very angry, and before going out he
went to the kitchen. There, il is alleged,
he picked up quantity Of lard and
grease and threw the inflammable ma
terial upon the hot stove. The greese
Immediately burst into flames, which
shot as high as the ceiling, and when
the grease melted and spread about
the room the place was quickly filled
with fire and smoke.
Employees about the building sue
ceeded in extinguishing the fire before
the wood work became ignited, and be-
fore the flames could get headway. Mr..
Holt was notified Of the matter and
went to the police station,
where he secured a warrant for Lock-
wood for attempted arson.
Milford chronicle., 1909-09-17
MILITIA WILL ATTEND
HUDSON CELEBRATION

Next Wednesday the entire First In.
fantry and Band will go to Lewes to
take part in the ceremonies in eonnec-
tion with the dedication Of the monu.
ment to mark the spot where the first
settlement was made by the De Vries
expedition four centuries ago. This will
be an event in the history OF Delaware.
The United States will send warships
to be present in the harbor, and the
Dutch Minister will also take part in
the program. Judge George Gray will
deliver an Grafton which may be the
speech OF his life, as this occasion is in
the same class as the unveiling Of the
Bunker Hill Monument, when Daniel
Webster crowned his name with honor
and glory for his loved New England.
The ceremonies will take place next
Wednesday, the regiment going in a
special train, arriving about II a. m
and returning in the evening after the
fireworks are over.