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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-29
Fishung woolly Maple scale.

Secretary William Solotaroff. of the
Shade Tree Commission. has completed
a study of the woolly maple scale.
which has caused considerable damage
this veal to trees about the Oranges,
and today started Il attack the pest
with a solution of emulsion of oil.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-29
Miss SyddaII Engaged.

Announcement is made of the coming
marriage of Miss Bertha SyddalL,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry sgd
dali, of 81 Kearny avenue, Kearny, and
Frederick Schuchardt, of Newark. The
ceremony will be performed at the
home of the girrs-parents, 81 Kearny
avenue, Kearny.
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Held Church supper.

Held Church supper. \
The Rose;and Methodists held a fair
and supper on the grounds of S. IL.
Williams last night. The proceeds will
be used to buy chairs for t.. Infant
department of the Sunday SCH
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Miss Martins Funeral.

Miss Martins Funeral.
The funeral of Miss Mary ]. Martin
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mar.
tin, of p Isaac street, who died Tues
day, will be held tomorrow afternoon
The Rev. w. w. Conner. pastor of the
Reformed Church, will conduct the
service at the house.
Miss c. Rose Bowman, of Boston
who is visiting Mrs. George Marshall
of Dow street. will be given a reception
at the home of Mrs. Marshall tomorrow
night prior TO her return home.
Justice CT the Peace John c.. La
Faucherie is confined 90 his home in
Dow street with an attack of malaria.
Miss Ora Hallway. of Scranton, Pa.
formerly of Belleville, is visiting Mrs
Mary Swim, of Hornblower avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Areld, of 44C
North Cortlandt street, will leave Sat
urday for a two weeks stay at Lake
Huntington. n. Y.
Supervising Principal of Schools
George r. Gerard and family, of Ross
moro place, will leave early next week
for Green Pond, where they will re-
main three weeks.
Elias s. Van Dusen, secretary of the
Board of Trade, and his son, A. W. Van
Dusen. of Mann street. left yesterday
for a weeks stay at Portland, Me. N
Mrs. NJ. E. Mcdowell. of Jersey City,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus
Wines. of Washington avenue. Mr..
Wines and his son, Gustavus, jr., will
leave today on a fishing trip to Barne-
gat.
Alice Westlake. of william street, is
visiting relatives In Brooklyn.
family, of John street. will leave this
week for Ocean Grove.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-29
MONTCLAIR


Five Thousand at land Concert.
More than 5000 persons, 1t is esti-
mated. attended the concert given by
the band of the Fifth Regiment last
night on the grounds of the Montclair
Athletic Club in Valley road, Mont
clair. This was the second and last
concert given for the benefit of the
Children's Home, the Fresh Air and
Convalescent Home and the Homeo-
pathic Society OF Montclair and vicin-
ity. The Public Service Corporation
ran a large number OF extra cars to
the grounds.
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AssembIyman Kenny Back.

Assemblyman Kenny Back.
Former Mayor Edward Kenny, of
Eat Newark, returned early today
from Los Angeles. where he went on
the Elks' national reunion. He left the
other members of his party at Ogden,
Utah, where they start on a five days
tour Of Yellowstone Park, and expect
to be back in Newark late next Tues
day.
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Walter Brooks, Eugene Lacombe,
Charles Wiedenbacher, George Cochran.
Henry and John Elwell, William Dulay.
Charles Spanier and William Dressler
will leave Saturday for a few days
stay at the Camptown Fishing Club, at
Berkeley Heights.
Gerald Alexander, son of Mrs. Mary
Alexander, of SO Clinton avenue, west,
is recovering from the injuries received
last week, when he was run over by a
huckster's wagon belonging to Jacob
Magin.
M. H. Fucker and family, of Third
avenue, New York, nave taken up their
residence at $50 Springfield
Benjamin Bader, of Springfield ave
nue., and Melville Morris, of Sanford
avenue, have returned from a fishing
trip to Perth Amboy.
William Dressler, of q Cummings
street, has returned from a stay at At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac j. Casey, jr., will
return from their wedding trip tomor-
row. They will reside in Florence ave.
Miss Edith NJ. Fellmeth, of Grove
street, is at Swartswood Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick C. Kincutt, of
Maple avenue, are spending their vaca-
ton at Mt. Pocomo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sergeant, of
Stuyvesant avenue. have returned from
Mountain Lake, Warren county.
Miss Rose Klingel. of Madison ave-
nue., has returned from a visit to rela-
tives in Kingston.
Mrs. Mary G. Berger and her daugh-
ters, the Misses Matilda and Genevieve
Berger, of Bruen avenue, are spending
the summer season in the Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Scherer, of
Sharon avenue, will spend the next ten
at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Elizabeth Warren and daugh-
tiers the Misses Bessie and Flora, of
Madison avenue, are at Palenville in
the Catskills.
Mrs. William H. Buchanan. of New
ton place, who has been visiting
in Watertown, n. Y, has start
ed from hat place for Montreal, Can.
Charles Lance, of Maple avenue. .has
returned from a weeks vacation at
Midland Beach.
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Miss Joralemon, of South Clinton
street. East Orange, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. James S. Clark. of Scotland
street, Orange, at their summer home
at Lake Sunapee, n. H.
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Entertain FRIENDS at Cards.

Entertain Friends Mt Cards.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohen. of IS Green
wood avenue, Montclair, gave a recep-
ton at their home last night for SEW
eral friends. The house was decorated
with ferns and cut flowers, and the
night was spent with music and cards.
The guests included Miss Florence
Shattuck, Miss Annette Kosack, Ma
thaniel Weiss, the pianist and COM
poser, and Murray Rabinowitz.
Mrs. Jeremiah Andrus, of Orange
road, will spend August on the Con-
necticut coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Williamson
and family have returned from the
Thousand Islands. where they spent the
last six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. wilkins, of
Grove street, are spending the summer
at Restigouche, New Brunswick,
Canada.
Miss Estelle Weber, of Claremont
avenue, Is spending her vacation at
Ocean Grove. .4s ee
Robert j. Thompson and his son, Ed
ward Thompson. of Midland ayenu
are camping at Greenwood Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Brittle, of North
Mountain avenue, are home from a
month spent in the Maine woods.
Wilbur T. Watts, of NORTH Fullerton
avenue. has gone to Atlantic City for
a two weeks stay.
Mrs. Arthur w. Mendel and family,
of Valley road. will spend August in
the Adirondacks,
Charles Cole, John Barnet, George
Watts M jay Foos, of his town, left
on a yacht today for a fishing trip to
Seawaren. y
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Personals of
The Oranges

Rudolph Bergman, of 30 Grove place
East Orange, is on his way to Europe
by the Amerika. of the Hamburg-Amer.
lean line. He Is on business, and ex.
poets to return in six weeks.
Miss Joralemon. of South Clintor
street. East Orange, is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. James s.. Clark, of Scotland
street, Orange, at their summer homt
at Lake Sunapee. n. H.
Henry H. Truman, former Mayor Of
Orange. and his daughterl Miss Ella
of Conover terrace. are at ehestertown
N. Y, for the rest of the season.
/. K. Taylor and family, Of Berkeley
avenue, Orange, are at South Var.
mouth, Cape Cod, Mass, for the sum.
mer.
I. r.. Hoxie and family. of Highland
avenue, Orange. have gone to Prout's
Neck. Me. for the summer.
Samuel Brody, of 375 Main street, Or
ange, will be a passenger today on the
4NdA 81 VI tlt -NDIl ItTIlaH LlDy0
Line. He will spend six weeks abroad
and will visit his parents in Austria.
The Rev. DR.. Charles Townsend, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church,
of Orange, and his family, will go to
Little Silver on Saturday.
Allerton w. Kilborne and family, of
High street. Orange, will leave Newark
Saturday for the Saranac Club at
Bartlett Carry. N. Y, to enjoy a vaca-
ton.
William Read Howe, town counsel
Of West Orange, and his family, are
in Maine for the rest of the season.
DR.. G. w. Wakeley and family. OF
South Main street. Orange, on Satur-
day will go to Levanna, Cayuga coun-
ty, n. Y. for the month of August.
Miss Frances Darcy. of Orange. will
go to Ludlow, VT, on Saturday for
months stay.
DIR. ]. l.. Seward and family, of Or
ange, will go to Bailey Island, Me.
or Saturday, where they will spend
August.
Mrs. j. o. Watson, of High street,
Orange, will spend the month of Au-
gust at Little Bears Head. N. H.
Among the guests at Lu-gen-al Villa.
Ocean Grove, are J.. Williams and fam
lily o orange.
Miss Helen Bamcnt. o East Orange,
is at Churchill Hall. in the Catskills.
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Rudolph Bergman, of 80 Grove place,
East Orange, is on his way to Europe
by the Amerika. of the Hamburg-Amer-
lean line. He Is on business, n ex-
poets to return in six weeks.
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H~ARRISON-EAST NEWARK
HARRISON M SAYS
FATHER ATTACKED HER,

F. George Stoever, of 107 North Third
street, Harrison, was arrested today on
complaint Of his daughter, Mrs. Kath-
crime Dick, who alleges rough treat
ment at his hands in an alteration at
her fathers home today. She exhib-
tied cuts and bruises she say she re-
ceived at his hands. He will be given
a hearing today.
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Ladies' Aid Fair.

LUHIes' Ma FNIr.
Under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society OF North Caldwell the annual
fair and supper will be held Saturday
afternoon and evening.
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Henry HI. Truman. former Mayor of
Orange, and his daughteri Miss Ella,
of Conover terrace. are at ehestertown,
N. Y, for the rest of the season.
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l. K. Taylor and family, of Berkeley
avenu Orange, are at South Var
mouth. Cape Cod. Mass, for the sum
mer.
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The Harrison firemen were called out
at 1870 a. m. today to-a fire on a scow
at the Fourth street bridge. The New
ark iremen had also been summoned.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-29

Knox A. c. Elects.
h Knox A. c., of Kearny. has elect
ed James Brierley president of the
club; Barton Grant, recording secre-
tary. and Wilfred Arnitage, financial
secretary. The club, though in its in
fancy, is among the leading athletic
clubs of West Hudson.
School to Close Tomorrow.
The Swedish Parochial School. of
Arlington, which has a membership of
about fifty pupils, will close tomorrow
afternoon for the summer.
Young People to Entertain.
The Youn~ Peoples Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Church, of Airing
ton, will give an entertainment at the
church tonight. Among those who will
appear are: DIR. Sven Froeberg, Mrs.
A. r. Wallin. Miss Laura Johnson, all
of Upsala College, Kenilworth, and
Miss Jennie Pierson, of New Haven,
Conn.
DR.. James A. .Exton, of lakewood ave-
u and Beech street, Arlington, is at
tending the Elks' convention at Los
Angeles, Cal. DR.. Exton is a delegate
from Brooklyn lodge.
Miss Sadie Higgins, of Chestnut
is the guest of the Misses Nc
Cabe, of $50 Kearny avenue, Kearny.
James M. Lowden, of Brooklyn, for
merly of Arlington, who has been the
guest of Daniel D.. Bryan, of Grand
place, Arlington. has returned home.
Miss Alice Winters, of Arlington. has
returned from a stay with friends in
Saddle River.
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Marx Held for stabbing.

nue., Harrison. who is accused by
Andrew Barbritz of stabbing him in
the, hand, was held in $500 bail for the
grand jury by Justice Branegan today.
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Arrested for Fighting.

Arrested for Fighting.
Frederick Cawley. of 21O. Harrison
avenue, Harrison, was arrested by Po-
liceman Ward today on a charge of
being implicated In the fight at Boyle's
saloon, in South Fourth street, Satur-
day night.
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I. r. Hoxie n family. of Highland
n Orange. have gone to Prout's
Neck, Me, for the summer.
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samuel Brody, of 375 Main street. Or
ange, will be a~passenger today OIL the
Kurfuerst of the North German Lloyd
Line. He will spend six weeks abroad
and will visit his parents in Austria.
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Among the guests at Lu-gen-al Villa,
Ocean Grove. are ]. Williams and fam
lily o orange.
Miss Helen Bamcnt. o East Orange,
is at C~hurchhill Hall. in the Catskills.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-29

Mrs. ]. o. Watson, of High street,
Orange, will spend the month of Au-
gust at Little Bears Head. N. H.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-11
HALF-HO.|]AYS
OVER FOR STORES
Friday Night Summer Business
Ends for Season-Plan
Has Proved Success.

With the closing of the summer sea
son today the big department stores OF
Newark have ceased to keep open on
Friday nights, and nave resumed the
usual Saturday night business hours.
The summer season has been marked
with unusual activity and this year
even more than before the Saturday
half-holiday has proved a great sue
cess.
The knowledge of the change, which
usually is made at the end of June mas
become widely disseminated, and shop
pers have learned to take advantage OF
the Friday night business hours Ihc
superintendents of the various stores
expressed themselves today most OPIUM
istically in regard to the season just
passed.
mo doubt about It," said waiter
Windward, manager of the Ia. SAM
berger & Co. store, "the half-holiday is
a decided success, and more so TINS
year thar ever, Our employees come
back fresh every Monday morning to
their work. 1t pays, every time
e. J. Ward, superintendent of l.. 5.
Plaut & Co., was enthusiastically In
favor of the plan.
..Of course we have tried the scheme
for a number of years, and Its worth
has been proved before this he sald'
There is no doubt that the plan is
here for good, and that 1t has become
a feature of the department store sum
mer life"
Martin H Goldsmith, superintendent
of the D. Straus Company store, salo
that the Saturday afternoon plan hao
found great favor in their store, ana
that during the past season 1t nae
gained, If anything. in favor.
I'VE had thought of trying the plan
of having the girls take different day
in the week off, but somehow that didn't
seem to CO." he said. Il guess It's be-
cause everybody else has their nall
holiday on Saturday and because every
tbingsi is open on Saturday night that
that day finds SO much favor. Again
Sunday, coming after Saturday, makes
the period seem longer. The success OF
the scheme Is beyond question"
Theodore S. Fettinger, advertising
manager of Hahne & Co., said that he
didn't think it the time for asking ar
opinion, as everyone was sorry thai
the half-holidays are over.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-11
BOARD MAY BRING
PUPILS TO SCHOOL
Commissioners Also Delay AC-
tion on Medical Inspector at
Meeting Last Night.

Consideration Is to be given to the
bringing of kindergarten pupils who
live a considerable distance from the
various public schools to the building
in c~onveyances by the East Orange
Board of Education. The action fol-
lows the request that this be done by
two citizens of Evergreen place. Com
missioner Eppstein brought the matter
before the board last night, and Com
missioner Crater favored an investiga-
ton. The law allows for it.
Further delay was requested and
granted on the appointment of a medi-
cal inspector by a special committee
Superintendent Vernon L. Davey ex-
pressed a doubt that one inspector
could do Justice to the task, and i
was wondered from what fund thu
money would come. Several names are
now under consideration for the posi'
ton.
OF the 168 teachers engaged Mr.
Davey said but one stated she would
not be present when the schools oper
on Monday ncxt. There are 600 desks
in the High School, but s73 pupils evil
denced a desire to attend. The mum
Der will be greatly diminished, tn
superintendent stated.
zone thing must be faced declared
Mr., Davey, that with the building o.
smaller homes in the city a large per
centage of the rich will send their emil
dren to private schools"
A new teacher for the High Schoo
will be engaged, if necessary.
Elijah Doremus was thanked TO
placing in masonry gratis the tablet o
bronze containing Lincoln's Gettyburs
speech in the new Lincoln School, giVei
by Alden Freeman. The new addition
to the building has not as yet beef
completed.
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STRIKES
HUDSON REGULARS
STUNNING BLOW
Justice Rules Republican Com.
mittee Chairman Must File
List of Vacancies.

Supreme Court Justice Swayze today,
at his home. made public his decision
in the matter of the fight between the
Regular and New Idea Republicans in
Hudson county over the adoption of
the new constitution and the vacancies
that occurred in the board through it's
adoption. Justice Swayze said:
Il shall at this time make known the
decision of the court in a matter in
1t is the application to compel the Re
publican county chairman OF Hudson
county to file with the municipal clerks
a list of the vacancies In the bcari. In
should be granted"
Last year in It's reorganization plan,
the committee disbanded the o%rganiza-
ton and adopted n new constitution.
instead OF bringing 1t into effect in the
form of an amendment to the old one.
This made 1t necessary under the law
and constitution TO elect an entire new
body. and it was for this purpose hat
the New Idea men made the appliea-
ton.
The courts decision Is a big victory
and will be hailed with delight by tho
Fasan-Record following in Hudson
county. It's effect on the committee as
it stands will be'to transform 1t into IA
temporary organization to act only
until the coming primaries.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-11
OIL COMPANY TAX
CASE UP AGAIN
Justice Swayze Dismisses Stay
in Proceedings Between Stan-
ard and Bayonne Assessors.

Justice Francis J, Swayze today
heard Elmer w Demarest, counsel for
Bayonne, and Colonel Charles w.
Fuller, counsel for the Standard Oil
Company, In the matter of the motion
of Mr.. Demarest to vacate the rule to
show cause and the stay thereon, made
by Justice Bergen on September l,
calling on Bayonne to explain why a
writ of certiorari should not issue re-
viewing the valuation placed On Stand
ard Oil property In Bayonne. The rule
is r%eturnable September q. After hear
ing counsel, Justice Swayze said;
II will dismiss the stay, as l can sec
no reason for 1t. and 1t blocks up the
entire county machinery. l will not
dismiss the writ, nor will I limit the
testimony to be taken on It,"
The increased valuation and assess
ment, as made by Assessor Henry
Hinse, on the property of the STANDARD
Oil Company, in Bayonne, shows an in
crease of more than 1000. 900 for 1906
over 1908. 1t was said at the time that
Mr.. Hinse had rugged himself out in
the working clothes of an employee and
had gone thoroughly owe the ground
When taxed with this story, Mr.. Hinst
entered a strong denial.
The Standard Oil Company, through
it's counsel, Colonel Fuller, took thu
matter up to the County Board o.
Equalization of Taxes, and this boa
sustained the action of the assessor
Notice was served that the taxed cor
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-11
ANNOUNCES
ASSEMBLY AIMS
His Platform Based on Equali-
cation of Assessments in
City and County.

George w. Cross, at an enthusiastic
meeting held last night in Union Hall,
Vailsburg section, announced his can
didacy for election to the Assembly.
with individual: ideas for the equaliza-
ton of assessments. He said that the
the city and county will put upon the
property of each individual an honest
value of that property.
Mr.. Cross declared that the candi-
dates put forth by both departments
of the same party are out.of the spirit
of the direct primary law; that the
proposition of bringing about the con-
dition of equal taxation by equaliza-
ton of assessment is to be got at by
having a committee chosen from each
improvement association, throughout
the city and county, creating a CEN
trail organization. not unlike the New
ark Board of Trade.
"The purpose of this central organiza-
tion,'' he said, would be to take up
the justice of the appeals of all men,
bers from ell yer the city and coun-
ty, where tax assessments are unjust,
and urge the various taxing boards
through the pressure of entire organ-
~ization. We would then have in this
central organization the most progress
sive Citizens and property holders of
each section throughout the city and
county on account of their actual
knowledge of land values in their re-
spective communities. The individual
members of the central organization
and the members of the various inn
provement organizations would be able
to devote their time to the interests of
each individual taxpayer in each sep
arate district.
'These members would be capable OF
checking up any complaints of All indi-
vldual property-holder who felt that
he was being unjustly taxed. These
members, from experience and from tbs
study of the situation, and from the
fact that they are prominent property
owners, would not rely upon the In
formation of their subordinates. or in
formation from maps, but would under
stand their business from the expert.
ence of many years.
my ideas. which | have attempted
to expound to you, are founded on ex-
p~erience and judgment and the study
of the situation as a citizen and tax
payer, and for a considerable amount
Of this experience l am under the
compliment of the Essex County Parl
Commission, and their condemnation
proceedings of various tracts, of which
/ have acted as a real estate expert tc
prove the actual values of lands IL
court.
'sTherefore, ii has given me the priv
lege of more general knowledge of val
ues throughout the county, from which
to make comparisons, and to stat
actual facts. than I could have OBJ
tanned from the ordinary pursuit of my
business. The fact that the county ant
city boards of taxation work harmoni
ously together, denies the privilege Of
an Individual to raise an objection Il
the tax on his property. The centra
organization, of which ! speak, woult
work for the success of the appellant
claims"