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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-12
NUTLEY

Miss Edith Searles. of Franklin ave-
nue., is spending a month at Buffalo.
Niagara Falls and Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. H. New. of New York. is visit
ing her son. Frederick New. of Nutley
Park
Frank L. Brandreth. of Hamilton
place, is spending a week at Boston.
James r. Hay. of the Enclosure.
Passaic avenue. who is spending the
summer at North Ratley. Canada. paid
a flying visit to Nutley yesterday.
Miss Ruth B. Fisher, of Miller street.
is so%jouining at Virgenes, VT.
Mrs. w. G. Kierstead and family. of
Chestnut street, are at Lake Hopat-
cong.
William Davis, of Colonial terrace. is
at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Joseph Balch Williams. of Marin
place. left Nutley today for a trip
through the New England States.
Miss Mamie B. schunck. Of John
street, IS spending her vacation at
Spring Valley. n. Y. =
MISS anna al NIaheHt OF E4cCiTIc
City, Mohawk Valley. n. Y: Miss
Fanny Switts and Miss Rosa Hart. Of
Old Dorp. N. Y, and Miss Tessie TEN
pie. of Albany, n. Y, who nave been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Crane Scher-
merhorn, of Wayne place, have re-
turned to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X. McCabe. of
Avondale road. win leave tomorrow sor
a few weeks stay in the Adirondacks.
Miss Jeanette Noblet. of Paterson
avenue. is spending a few weeks with
friends at New Rochelle. \. Y.
Miss Bertha Speer, of Centre street.
has returned from several weeks So
journ at Merivale, n. y.
Mrs. George Slater and Henry Yree-
land. of Hillside avenue have returned
from a two weeks stay at Saratoga
Springs.
Mrs. Caroline Slater, of Chestnut
street, has returned from a visit to
friends at Pompton.
Harry Kimball, of Centre street, IS
spending his vacation in his new TWEEN
ty-foot canoe at Pompton Lake.
Miss Isabel Kaufman, of Franklin
avenue, is sojourning at Asbury Park.
Her mother and sister will join her
there next week.
Mrs. Harriet Griffiths, of Brooklyn. 10
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Greer.
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as red is the predominant color in a
fire department. This did not satisfy
Steve, who persisted that the green
blotters were used because the Irish
were in the majority.
Mcguire was in no pleasant frame of
mind by this time and he ordered
Steve back with the blotters and to
get green instead. When Steve tried
to exchange the blotters the store
keeper refused and he went back to re-
port to the marshal.
GO back and buy green ones" was
the order, and Steve had to go out and
get them, When he asked to be re-
funded for the purchase he was told
by Mcguire that he could pay for the
green ones out OF his own pocket.
Immediately afterward Steve start
ed to Philadelphia on his vacation.
There is a warn reception awaiting
him on his return.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed IN the County
Clerks office today:
The Bank of Nutley, owners, with George
H. Hahn, contractor, plumbing work, no
estimate given: Elm and Chestnut streets,
Nutley. Sane owners, with L. ii. Breen
& Co.. contractor, carpenter work. s4.10os
same premises. Same owners. with Mari
nus Van Welt, contractor. mason work.
SS.31S: same premises.
c. II. Harrison & Bros, owners. with
George T. James, contractor. tile work, Al
Washington terrace. East Orange.
/, r. Lewis, owner, with fwedle q Boya-
contractors, carpenter work, $500; no loca-
zion given. Same owner, with o A.
Cogan. contractor. plumbing work, S6z2.
Liberty street. Bloomfield.
George E. Nausert. owner, with Fred Sol
berg. contractor. iron work. S1S5. Same
owner. with Philip Zusi Sons, contractors,
snoring work. SIS; Hotel Broad. Lafayette
and Broad streets.
f. Wachstein. owner. with Sam Salind-
esky. contractor. carpenter work, no esti-
mate given: South Fifteenth street and
Springfield avenue. Same owner, with John
Gareis. contractor. plumbing. timing and
gas-dting work. $3.50; same premises
Henry B. Raithbore, owner. with Isador
Berman, contractor, all the work, 4,40.
no location given.
L. F. Hersch & Bro. owners, with
Turner Construction Company, contractor.
mason work, no estimate; 152-l54 Mulberry
street.
james Longtou. owner, with Patrick E.
Drury. contractor, plumbing work, 1865;
William street, Orange.
Orange Valley Improvement Company,
owners. with Frederick P. Joergenson, con-
tractor, painting work, sl62; Mitchell street.
West Orange. SAM owners, with Adolpn
Hoffman, contractor. plumbing work. $3.50.
same premises. Same owner. with Law
renee Markwith. contractor. mason work.
$3.50; same premises. Same owners. with
]. NJ. Smith & Sons, contractors, carpenter
work. S2.S2S: same premises.
Sydney Ross Co, owners. with Merwick
Fireproofing Co. all the work, Sl4,7so:
Maplewood.
Henry w. Mathews. owner, with # g.
Kotze. contractor, carpenter work, so,040s
Washington street. Orange Same owner.
with Joseph Nj. Byrne, contractor, plumbing
and other work. $3.50: same premises
Nutley Realty Company, owners, with 2
3. talth. contractor, Plumbing work no
sstimate given: no location given. Same
owners. with John Gallagher. contractor.
mason work. g 2so; no location given Same
owner. with John Gilman, contractor. eex-
ton given
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SOUTH ORANGE

Illness Of William E.. Bird. of PRO-
pect place, has caused a p-ostponement
of his prospective trip with his fami y
to Garrison-on-the-Hudson Saturday.
Mrs. s.. r. Slockbower and her daugh-
ter. Miss Lillian Slockbower. of Valley
street. are at the Melrose, Ocean Grove,
for W weeks
Robert Metcalf, of Prospect street,
will leave Sunday for P%oultney, Vt.
freight agent at the L~ackawanna depot,
is spending a two weeks vacation il
New York State.
Mrs. Thomas Sullivan and Mrs. Me- j.
Ryan, of Scotland road and Raymond
avenue, are at Troy, n. Y, for a fort
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar S~choenherr. of
Tillou road, have returned from Europe,
where they have been touring slice
June s.
Alfred J. Parker, of Newark, has pur-
chased a lot in Prospect street from
Robert Metcalf, of hal street. On which
he will erect a residence.
Miss Gladys Wade. of Riggs placa
will leave Saturday for Asbury Park
to spend two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tweddell. OF
Prospect street, have returned home
from Asbury Park until Saturday
when they will return to that resort.
Robert Lee, of u Riggs place. will
leave the latter part of the week for
Liberty. n. Y, to spend two weeks.
Harold R%oorbach, of Ridgewoed road,
has gone to Amagansett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Ingerscli
aDd family, of Scotland road, have re-
turned from NGrragansett Pier.
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AILLBURN,
IRVINGTON
md HILTON
COPS BRAVERY
WINS THEM HONOR
Three Orange Policemen Com
mended for Arrest Made
in Murder Case.

For courageous and efficient work in
arresting Yineenzo Notar for the muir
der of Nicholas Di Gaetano on the
night of July Is. the names of three
Orange policemen were ordered placed
on the honor roll last night by the
Board Of Police Commissioners of Or
n
The men whose bravery was thus
recognized are Roundsman Fred Rein
hardt and Officers Thomas Barry and
Samuel Graham.
Chief Of Police George ?. Washer
spoke highly to the commissioners Of
the work of his men on this case.
Five chaneemen. William Browner,
John McDermott. Lawrence Burns.
Nicholas Barone and Andrew C.
Emery, were appointed by the commits
sioners.
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BILL COLLECTOR CHASED
AWAY WITH A KNIFE,

Joseph Carlueci. a Montelair plumber,
complained to the police last night that
in attempting to collect d bin for max
ing a house connection with a sewer
Joseph Levy, of Sherwood street, the
owner of the building. chased him into
the street. and %threatened to cut him
up with a knife which he held in his
hand. Carlucci said hat he managed.
after a hard race. to elude Levy. Levy
was arrested and held in $500 bail for
a hearing next Monday morning.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
WILL PAY BACK
5000 SHORTAGE
East Newark Council Gives For.
mer. Collector Chance to
Make Good Again.

The East Newark Common Council
decided last night to give former Col
iector Robert NJ. Marshall a chance
TO make good an additional shortage Of
$500 recently found in MS accounts.
Marshall promised to make the amount
good within a month.
The Council passed the borough ap-
preparation Of S14, 1874 ON final reading.
A letter was read from Mayor Nc
Glennon thanking the Council! for its
resolution of sympathy passed IN rom
rection with the death Of his father.
1t was decided that hereafter all Off
GERS of the borough should be required
to make monthly reports
No action was taken to have the bor-
ough represented at the fire chiefs con-
vention in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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KEARNY--ARLINGT0N.
KEARNY MAN DIES
SUDDENLY AT RESORT.
Joseph Fisher Found Dead on
Ocean Grove Beach.
Especial to the Newark Star. ]

with heart failure while sitting at
Liliagore's pavilion, Ocean, Grove,
about 9 a. m. today. Joseph Fisher, of
209 Devon street, KearnY. was found
dead a short time afterward. Mr..
Fisher, with his wife n daughter,
was stopping at Ocean Grove for a
few days at 20 Webb venue AT the
time of his death his wife vas attend
ing the young peoples meeting and
was Immediately summoned.
Mr.. Fisher was watching the ocean
and reading when seized with the fatal
attack.
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Personals of
ihe Oranges

Miss Eleanor Souther, of South Or
loking. where she will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter d. Osborn, of Hutton Park,
West Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Henry, of
Walnut street, north, East Orange, are
at the Cliff House, Kennebunkport.
Me.
Fl. Raymond Powell. r. S. Shane and
r. H. Abbey, all of East Orange, are
at Cliff Crest, on Raccoon Island, Lake
Hoptacong-
Alfred G. Bennett and George Schau-
bacher, OF East Orange. are at Lake
Hopatcong.
Miss Katherine Rowley. John and FL
lott Rowley, children of City Clerk
Lincoln E. Rowley, of East Orange, will
return tomorrow from Cohoes, n. Y.
Mr.. Rowley will leave tomorrow for
Lake Keuka. n. Y. where he will spend
a week.
Miss Flora MacKinnon. of 81 Cam
bridge street, is at Tarrytown, \. y.
David b.. Oliver. of ) North Fifteenth
street, East Orange, has returned from
Atlantic City after a five. weeks yaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Greenwald, of Ia
North jefferson street, Orange, is at
R~ockaway Park, L. l., for a month.
Miss Nellie Kelley, of 81 Jackson
street. Orange, has left for a three
months visit to Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Joseph Davis. OF . North Sixteenth
street, East orange, is home from
Ocean Grove.
Edgar Il, Sharp. of 9 North Twenty
first Street. East Orange. has returned
from -Asbury park.
,2,uo,cr l.. lsecgle. PRESIDENT ri TIM
Orange Board of Fire Commissioners;
~. s,ts,r thd tner daueulet, Mss
Eienor Beegle, have returned from two
Mtehs in 81. Johns, Canada.
Mrs. Frederick Lomberg and hc4 It
tie son and daughter. of West Nutley.
arc visiting Mrs. Lomberg's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Smith. Of
South Seventeenth street. East Orange.
Miss II. c, Barnum ard her dauga-
ter, of Washington terrace, East Or
anse will spend several weeks at
Kennebunkport, Me.
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ORANGE MAN FALLS TEN
FEET GOWN fIATCRWAY.

An,lrew Valentine. Of Giebe street,
Orange, a clerk in the Orange Postof-
fee, had a narrow escape from serious
injury yesterday. when he fell ten feet
down a h~atchway back of the office.
He is now confined to his home and
win lie unable to report for duty for
several days yet. He lost the end of
a iingcr.
AT a dull One during the after
noon Valentine went out in the rear
of the office and was leaning against a
rail supposed to be a guard over the
hole The railing gave way. Besides
the injury to his ingef he was not Sc
riously hurt.
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WOMAN STILL UNCONSCIOUS
AFTER TWENTY:fOUR HOURS.

Still unconscious at the Orange Me
mortal Hospital is Mrs. Susan Tichenor.
an aged woman, Of 1876 Water street,
Morristown, who went to Orange yes
terday with the intention of visiting
her daughter-in-law at the hospital
Mrs. Tichenor first fell unconscious
at the Orange depot of jhe Lacka-
wanna railroad about noon yesterday,
and has remained in that condition
ever since. 1t /. thought-tAat she suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis as there was
no great heat at the time. The ply
sieians at the hospital are unable to
saw whether or o she will recoveT.
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UMPlRES GAME UNDER
A STRONG POLICE GUARD.

AUGUSTA. Ca. AUG. l2.-Overriding
the protests OF the Augusta Club of
the South Atlantic League, President
Jones ordered Clifford to umpire the
game here today, and if not allowed TO
do SO to forfeit the game to Macon.
Guarded by twenty-five policemen
under the command of the Assistant
Chief of Police Clifford. assisted by
William Daveren, a LEGAL man. am
pired the contests: which was stopped by
rain in the sixth inning with the score
a tie.
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"RUBBERNECK" WAGON
DASHES INTO LAKE.
ColIides With Orange Mans
Auto at Asburv Park.

seeing automobile, containing a dozen
passengers. ran off the Lake avenue
boulevard into Wesley Lake yester-
day. carrying one of the women pas
& along into the water. The
."rubberneck'' was about to pass an
other sightseeing uto at a point where
there is considerable traffic, and col
lieed with the car of G. L. Feldman, Of
orange. No one was seriously hurt
The Feldinan car was driven by Her
bert Feldman. a son of the owner. but
only one of the occupants. Miss May
Feldman, suffered injury. her wrist be-
ings badly s%prained.
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~HARRIS0N-EAST NEWARK
ACCUSED OF THREATS
TO TAKE WIFE'S LIFE.
Harrison Man Arrested 10 DAYS
After Daughters Death.

Charged with threatening the life of
mis- wife, Maurice Walsh. so years old,
of So South Fifth street. Harrison, was
late last night taken into custody by
the Harrison police. Patrelmen Cam
pion and Ward making the arrest.
About ten days ago Walsh's oldest
daughter died.
Mrs. Walsh has lost, by death. three
of her children within the last few
years. She has been in deadly fear
OF her husband for some time, she
says.
Walsh will get a hearing late today.
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EAST NEWARK COLLECTOR
REPORTS BIG BALANCE.
Tells Council There's S7,703 on
Hand.

Borough Collector Terence H. o'Don-
nell, of East Newark. last night re-
ported to the Common Council of that
borough that during July the receipts
Of his office were 81. So. 80, and the dis
bursements s1.643.6s. There is a bal
ance on hand to the credit of the Dor
ough of 81. 1882.
There We're 633. 200 cubic feet of water
drawn in the borough in the last
month. at a $ of 1891. Il. Chief of
Police Thomas Neville reported ten ar
rests in July and $3.50 collected in
fines.
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CATCH ANOTHER MEMBER
OF ALLEGED GANG.

Another of the gang of youths wanted
by the Harrison police for alleged petty
thefts was arrested by Patrolman Peter
Brady, of Harrison, today. The pri-
soner is Hugh Dougherty. Is years old.
Dougnerty's brother. Patrick. and Will
lam Pringle. both of whom were ar
rested yesterday. were today held in
default of $500 bail for the grand jury.
Mrs. Emma Meeker was the complaint.
The gang is accused of stealing bread
and milk from doorsteps. Hugh Dough-
erty will get a hearing late today.
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can't Locate Barr.s Parents.

The Kearny police have not yet been
ain to locate the parents of Isaac Barr,
who was injured in South Bethlehem,
Pa, yesterday. Barr told the Pennsyl-
vania authorities that his parents lived
in Kearny, and the police searched all
yesterday and last night and resumed
today without result.
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BL~OOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

Daniel A. Schleieh and his daughter,
Miss Mary Schleich. of Warren street,
Bloomfield, are at Union Springs, Pa.
wood avenue, have zone to Great Bar.
rington, Mass.
Mrs. George H. Scllofield. of Wat
sessing, is summering in R~ockaway.
l.. |.
Henry Seibert and family. of Brook
Ign, are guests of Graham NJ. john
stone. of Essex avenue.
Mrs. John e. Jacobus and son, Dud-
ley Jacobus, of 213 Ashland avenue.
are in Starlight, Pa. DR.. ana Mrs.
Walter T. Post are also there.
Mrs. George w. Ashley and family.
of Myrtle street, are in Ocean Grove.
Miss Harriet E.. Hall, of Ga Spruce
Bloomfield, is at Clifton Springs.
N. Y.
Miss Martha Hasbrouck, of Ii Park
, Place, Bloomfield, will be in Syracuse.
n. Y, for two weeks.
Miss Maude l.. Fuller, of Ga Spruce
street, Bloomfield, has gone to South
Dansville, N. Y.
DIR. E. B. Underwood, N. F. Under
wood and the Misses Resale n Net
tie Underwood, Of 81 Fremont street,
Bloomfield, are at Lake Como. N. Y.
w. S. Poppell, of Liberty street,
Bloomfield, has gone to Liberty. N. Y,
for a few weeks.
Mrs. J. w. Shearer, of Bloomfield
is in Milford, Pike County, Pa, for
two weeks.
Mrs. Joseph H. Tryon, Miss, Jessie
Neck and Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Pendrell. of Washington place, Bloom
field, are in Asbury Park for two
weeks,
Giacinto Reale. of Liberty street,
Bloomfield, will remain in Demands
Vile until September Is.
Ira L. Willis, OF Hillside avenue,
Glen Ridge, is hope from a six weeks
trip through the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Stiles, of
Montgomery street, Bloomfield, have
gone to Augusta. Ga,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cries. of Park
place, Bloomfield, are in Ocean Grove
for a month.
John aEgner and family, of Mont
gomer street, Bloomfield, are sum-
mering in Whippany, this State.
Henry Crane and family, of Mont
gomery street, Bloomfield, are in Nam
tucket. Mass,
Miss Mary O'Gara, of Park place,
Bloomfield, is in Martha's Vineyard,
Mass.
Mrs. E. H. Coe, of Oakland avenue,
has gone to Ocean Grove for a month,
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. George l.
Curtis, of Park place, Bloomfield, are
stopping at the Bread Loaf Inn, Yer
mont.
Irving Child and family, of William
son avenue, Bloomfield, are in Stone
ham, Mass, for a month. =
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Roth, of % Maple
street. Bloomfield, left last week for {
trip to Michigan and Canada. They vii
remain away for two months.
Miss Sadie Danbacher, of Manhattan
lis the guest of her aunt, Mrs. ]. Miltor
Unangst. of South Hillside avenue
Glen Ridge.
Miss May Tower, of Oakland avenue
will spend her vacation in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Richardson, O
Belleyille venue, are at Schooles
mountain.
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Miss Eunice Warner and Earl War
ner, of Spring street, Millburn, re-
turned yesterday from a visit to their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Warner. OF East Orange,
Mrs. Daniel Taylor and her daughter,
Miss Ruth Taylor, of Spring street,
Millburn, returned yesterday from q
visit to friends in Boontoa.
A party of young women from Mill
burn consisting of Miss Elsie McCheS-
ney, Miss Edith Ayers, Miss Edith
Drake. Miss Edith McColium and Niss
Freda Mundy. will leave on Saturday
for a vacation at Centreville, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles Van Fleet, of Millburn
avenue, Millburn. is spending two
weeks with friends at Freehold and
Asbury Park.
Miss Mabel Cyphers, of New York, is
visiting Miss Mae Christy in Spring
field avenue, Springfield.
Mrs. William b Denman, of Morris
avenue Springfield, is at Mendham,
where she will spend three weeks with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Anna Putzer, of Branch Mills
road, Springfield, is at Washington,
this State, for Il few weeks.
Mrs. Raymond w. Byram, of Chat
ham, is being entertained by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Pier
son. of Morris avenue. Springfield.
Bernard Beekman. of Short Hills
avenue, Springfield. is visiting>his aunt,
Mrs. Peter J. McChesney, of Chester.
Mrs. George ID. Chapman, of Jersey
city, Is the guest of Mr. n Mrs,
Joseph Mazolf. OF Morris avenue,
Springfield.
Mrs. Irving .;ickley, of Westfieid
avesue, Springfield. is entertaining her
mother. Mrs. Kate Benin, of Beverly,
for a few weeks
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IRVINGTON
cattle Ruined His Property.

snys Cattle Ruined His Property.
William Gahr, of Fortieth street. COM
plained to Chief Of Police Green today
that cattle belonging to Pasqual Sodom,
of S~tgyyesant avenue, were roaming
over his property and destroying his
products as a florist. Sodom has been
warned to keep his cattle within
proper enclosure.
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Funeral Of William Hanly.

The funeral of William Hanly. of POI
Harrison avenue. Harrison, who died
at St. MichacIs Hospital yesterday as
the result of drinking carbolic acid by
mistake for medicine, will TAKE place
from the Church of the Holy Cross,
Harrison. Saturday morning. A solemn
high mass of requiem win be offered
for the repose of his soul. 1ntermeut
will be in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
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Mrs. Daniel Wolf, of Summit, has re-
turned home after a visit among friends
and relatives in town.
Miss Kathryn Lentz, of Newark, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur H.
Timbrook, of IA Howard street.
William Bennett, of 1871 Cottage
street; Charles Weidenbacher, of Il
Myrtle enu and Joseph T.. Castles.
il. of Beverly street, have returned
from a fishing tripp to Morgan Station
with a big catch of lafayettes and blue
fish.
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THE ORANGES,
BLOOMFIELD,
MONTCLAIR


+ decrease in the price of ice
ffeeted in West Hudson Sat
\ new ice concern locating in
vark intends to sell the prod
r on. This is 81 less than
zee.
{ Stagemann & Rockefel-
York, is the concern that
slash the price. The new
locating on the East New
f the Passaic river, almost
reynolds avenue, East New
newcomers have a large ice
Sixty-second street and the
yer, Manhattan, and the ice
intend to dispose of here comes
IN Maldin-on-the-Hudson
The New Workers have leased the
dock for a year,
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start work on Italian. Church.

The work of building an Italian
Roman Catholic Church in B~elgrove
drive, Kearny, was started today. The
building will cost $1,000. 1t will he of
red brick, and will be built in n
ton with an italian orphan asylum.
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The Fourth Ward Republican Club, of
Arlington in Arlington last night in
dorsed the candidacy of Mayor Louis
NJ. Brock for reelection as mayor.
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Chief Henry II. Stager, of the Nutley
fire department, will leave for Grand
Rapids. Mich. on Saturday. Chief
stager will represent the Nutley fire de-
rartment at the annual convention of
FIRE chiefs to be held at that city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William J.. Mellick, of
Clinton avenue west. have returned
from a stay at Keansburg.
Walter r. Bennette, of 1912 Spring.
field avenue, and Fireman Harvey
Campbell. of 1114 Springfield avenue,
will leave Sunday for a weeks fishing
trip along the eastern shore. Il a
Aaron d. Wolfe. of 272 Stuyvesaut
avenue, has recovered from injuries
sustained some weeks g by falling
from a cherry tree at his home.
Carl KEGS. of Bruen avenue, sailed
yesterday for Europe, where he will
spend a month on a business trip.