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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-14
CALDWELL--VERONA

Robert Ingold and Carl Heider, of
Verona. have returned from an outing
in Northern Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur MacDowell, of
Grove. avenue. Verona, are at Nara
gansett, L. l., for a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. ]. W. Noble, of Claremont ave-
nue.. has returned with her family from
a two weeks trip in New York State.
Theodore Lyons and family. of Lake
view place. Verona, have returned from
a weeks vacation in Long Island.
Robert Lockward. Of Bloomfield ave-
nue., West Caldwell, is spending a vaca-
ton with his family at Ocean City,
where he has bought a bungalow.
The Caldwell Borough Improvement
Association will hold its next regular
meeting on Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. wiifred Maxwell, Of Academy
road. Ng
Mrs. NJ. Barth, of Montrose avenue.
Verona. has gone to Asbury Park for a
two weeks outing
Mrs. Arthur stonnam n family. of
Bloomfield avenu Verona. will leave
Monday for a. two weeks outing at
RockAway Park.
Mrs. James Mead. of Newark. is vis-
itink Mr.. and Mrs. John Thurston. Of
Hanford place CALDWELL
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MISS ANTHONY TO sing
AT 0PEN-AIR SERVICE.
Newark Church Soprano Will Be
SOlOist in Orange.

The soloist tomorrow at the open-air
e~vangelistic meeting at Central and
oakwood avenues, Orange, will be Miss
Alice M. Anthony, of u Bell street, Or
ange. Miss Anthony is the soprano
in the Peddie Memorial Baptist Church,
of this city.
She will be accompanied on the or
gan by Archer {. Gibbons. of West
Orange. The song service will be con-
by Ralph Lane, precentor of the
Central Presbyterian Church, Orange.
Robert D. Anderson and G. S. Stephens,
cornetists, will assist in the musical
service. Miss Anthony Is a pupil of
Louis Arthur Russell, of Newark. or
ganist of Peddie Memorial Church.
The speaker is to be the Rev. DR..
Frederick W. Troy, of New York,
prominent as an evangelist and Bible
teacher, who will speak on The Vic
torious Life" DR.. Troy is field secre-
tary of the New York Eyangeistic
Board for the Spread of Bible Evansei-
ism, and has recently held reyiyals in
the Southern States. u
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HIS AUTO FEVER
IS TOO MUCH FOR
HIS NE|GHBORS
East Orange Man Insists on
Building Garages at Early
Morning Hours.

The East Orange Board of Health
and the police department were the re-
cipients today Of a complaint that
Charles E. Van Horn, a carpenter liv-
ing at SO Grove place, East Orange,
had the automobile fever and insisted
on getting up at d~aybreak and spend
ing several hours building garages in
his back yard. The last r COM
plainants state, will probably take
until September to build, and they
wan some relief.
Shortly after the letter was received
a man with a carbuncle on his neck
walked into the office Of the Board of
Health n threatened all kinds Of dire
things If the police didn't force the
carpenter to stay In bed mornings. He
said he could produce a physicians
certificate to show that his health was
getting worse from being awakened
early mornings by the sound of am
mers. The letter of the woman, whose
name is being withheld, states:
East Orange, Thursday, August Il.
at 8 o'clock in the morning.
The attention of the Health Board IL
earnestly called to a nuisance OF noise in
Grove place. East Orange, and we pray
you vii. take immediate action to stop 1t.
All last summer at 4 o'clock and later q
man, Var Horn. built a garage. We
n~elghbors endured and said nothing. Now
this summer each day after a hot sieepless
night we are called to again endure the
agony.
AS I write you nov he has hammered
with sledge-hammer blows for fifteen
minutes.
Tough ON the Clerks.
There are people in our -lelghborhood
who are made Ill from the incessant pound
ing. Clerks who have been up until eleven
the night before taking account OF stock
positions require their morning sleep. There
are sick people here and it Is anyhow the
best way you can put II, an infringement on
everyone else's rights.
beats his sledge-hammer blows. The police
say they cannot do anything, it's a case
for the Board Of Health. The Health Board
says it's up to the police and SO we suffer
and swing back and forth, and In the
meantime old Van Horn says he don't care
O cuss for either, he will do as he likes and
no one can hinder him. grins at you all and
defes you: but the neighbors suffer ana
pray for delivensnce.
Speaking for myself I an almost a
nervous wreck.
Of the morning awakening because one
man who dehes- all laws OF health and
humanity Is permitted by the beautiful town
OF East Orange to dominate everyone.
wouldn't Live There.
Another thing I know about a party
who was about to buy W homes and who
! and who declared they would not live
where such things were permitted, and
DOUBTLESS. there arc others.
authority to stop this man or find some
one who can. It certainly is a disgrace TO
our town. Please take quick action.
"P. S. Whatever mistakes you ind here
are due 10 the splitting headache I have
occasioned by this noise"
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Personals Of
1he Oranges

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Coulston, of
90 Brighton avenue, and Mrs. sarlta
French, OF II North Harrison street,
all residents of East orange, are TAX
ing a trip along the Pacific coast. They
visited the Alaska Yukon Exposition,
and made the ascent Of Mt. Love willie
in California, and have also visited the
Sir Donald glacier.
Miss Adelaide Weber, of Linden
place, Orange. and Miss Ida 4. Me-
Elnea, OF Wheeler street, Orange, have
returned from Sea Gin, where they
vera guests OF Miss Clara whalen, OF
Orange, who Is spending the summer
there.
Miss Adele Van Betehen. OF Ridge
wood road, South Orange. has beer Wis
iting Miss Firth at her summer home
at Quoque, /. l.. G
Mrs. william Cardwell and. her
daughter, Miss Alma Cardweii, OF 24s
Renshaw avenue, East orange, wife
n daughter OF Mayor cafdweii, of
that city, are at Asbtfy Park, where
they will remain till the middle OF Sep.
TENDER.
Mrs. william c. Ward, of Glen wood
avenue. East Orange, president oil the
New Jersey Woman's Press Club. win
return in another week from Block
Island. Her little daughter, Janet
Ward, Is visiting her Grandparents at
Greenport, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram DEMO and their
little son, Harry, OF Ridge street, Or
ange, who have been spending the sum
mer in their cottage at Chazy, II, L,
expect to return about September l.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Skiff, OF Is
Norman street, East Orange, are occu-
plying their new cottage, El-bee-hetta,
at Lake H%opatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Blanchard,
who were at Bryant's Villa, Nolan
Point, Lake Hopatcong, have returned
to their home. rs Hampton terrace,
East Orange, ~
Mrs. Joseph Stevens and her son,
Herbert, OF Elm street, West orange,
wife and son of Councilman Stevens
are at the Pitman House, Ocean Grove,
until September.
AAaoS opi Oil tOht dshicbdilt
superintendent of the Woman,s Elk
change of the Oranges, is spending her
vacation at Mulberry Point, Conn.
Mrs. J. Louis White. of 5 Evergreen
place, East Orange, who spent several
weeks at The Chelsea, Atlantic City,
has returned home.
Pemberton Leggett and family, OF 81
Burnet street, East Orange, are homt
from Mulberry Point, Conn.
Frederick Keyief, iof Renshaw ave-
nue., East Orange, left today foa
Sharon. VT where he will join his wife
and daughter, Miss Margaret Keyler.
The Rev. .Fredeflck.B Pullan. paste,
of the Hyde Park Reformed Church
East Orange. and Mrs. Pulian are
spending a short time in South Swan.
sea. Mass. -.
Mrs. Grace Ford, of so Sterling
street. East Orange, is spending hel
vacation at her mothers farm, in Lay.
ton. !,
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BLOOMFIELDLGLEN RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer, OF
Ridgewood avenue, are at Squirrel ISL
and, Me.
John 7. Howard, of Hillside avenue
is in Edgartown.
Franklin H. Skeele and family are So
1ourning at Haines Falls, N. Y.
/, Mrs. William E. Smith and daughter,
of Hillside avenue, are in Orient, L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Butler, Of
Winsor place, are at Roquette Lake,
N. Y.
Ronald and Mac" Hunter, Of winsor
place. are at Culver's Lake.
Mrs. Frank B. Moore. of Clark street,
has gone to the Catskills.
The Misses Spencer and Selick. of the
borough, are at Northampton. l.. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Briggs, of
Summit street, are at Vineyard. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson p, Lyon. OF HUI
aide avenu are In Cra{ksmere. N Y.
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SEEK BUSY JEWEL
THIEF IN ORANGE
Last of Series of "Jobs" Yields
Burglar Nothing-Many VaIu-
ables Undisturbed.

The police of Orange ard East Or
ange are looking for q tall, thin man
who is believed to have been respon-
sible for several jewelry robberies in
those cities recently. The man, il 1t is
the same one. paid a visit to Orange
last night and the night before, but,
according to the police, he did not get
away with anything. They say they
have a description of him.
Early last night the home Of L.
Stowell Clark, of 10 Lawn Ridge road,
was entered. The thief located a cabi-
net on the first floor that is of peculiar
construction and, after opening several
compartments, believed that he had the
hiding place of jewelry, but was disap-
pointed. Numerous vaiuables in the
house we're not disturbed.
The home OF E. H. Craig. Of IL Lawn
Ridge road. was entered the night be-
fore and again the thief made a long
search fe Jewels and Upset things gen
orally, but did not secure any loot.
The thief occurred an entrance into the
hOuSc Dy iOitlhB d NlluUW III the CelldT.
A short while ago there was a similar
attempt to enter a dwelling, and the
thief that time got away with some
jewelry.
Edward Brumley, a carpenter, of GAG
Washington street, orange, reports to-
day that a tool-box owned by him ID
Kenilworth place. that city, had been
broken open and tools valued at s25
stolen.
Edward Brumiey, the coachman at 81
Reynolds terrace, orange, reported TO
the police today that the stable had
been entered through a window and
TIL ee bags Of oats and three bags of
bran were stolen. Owing to the weight
of the goods the thief may have used
a wagon to carry off the feed. The
coachman sleeps In the house. /.
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MlLLBURN--SPRlNGFIELD.

Rosa Crosse. the 2-year-oid daughter
of Frank Crosse, of Millburn avenue,
Millburn, who was taken to the County
Isolation Hospital about two weeks
ago, suffering from scarlet fever. has
recovered and was taken home yester-
day.
Miss Edith Ayers, Miss Elsie Nc
Chesney and Miss Edith Drake left
today for a two weeks stay at Centre
vile, n. Y.
Andrew Douglas, of Kansas City
MO-. formerly of Springfield. is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Alfred Warner, OF
Short Hills avenue, Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward V. Walton. oil
Morris avenue, Springfield, are enter.
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. A
Walton and son, of Highbridge, for G
few days.
Miss Helen White, who was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Mac.
Donald for two weeks at their home
in Salter street, returned to her HON.
in Railway yesterday.
Miss Olive NJ. Horner, Of Newark
10 IL eoSoN ioA WV nCChS " -llcl
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
HOTEL, of Riverside road, Springfield.
Harry Benz, of Lake Huron, Mich.
is being entertained by. Mr.. N Mrs
Peter W. Schwartz. of Riverside road
Springfield. for a few weeks.
Mrs. Louise Roberts and Miss Jose.
phlne Gowanlock. of Main street, Mil
burn; are spending a couple of week.
at Atlantic City.
Miss Annie McQuilkln. of Millburr
avenue. left today for a two weeks
stay at Hackettstown.
George Bertsler, Of Main street, Mill
burn. left today for a weeks stay a
Peekskill, n. Y.
Mrs. Frank Robbins, of waltham
Mass, Is spending a week with he
brother, Justice William Hackelton, o
Main street, Millburn.
Mrs. G. Clinton Moot and her daugh
ter. Miss Grace Moot. OF Newark, wer,
guests yesterday of Mrs. R. S. Oliver
Of Church street. Miliburn.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Town Hall Cornerstone Laid.
The cornerstone of K~earny's new
$4,000 Town Hall was laid early this
afternoon by Mayor Louis NJ. Brock.
The ceremonies were Simple, but a
large crowd witnessed the aeair.
Mrs. William s. Cresley. of Arlington
is on a vacation at Swartswood Lake
Patrolman Thomas Dolan. of Kearny
will report for duty tonight, after l
ten-day vacation.
M. and Mrs. Henry C. Greene, O
New Lawn avenue, Arlington. are
summerins at the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph .Amann, o.
~Stuyvesant avenue, Arlington. re-
turned today from a stay at Asburs
Park.
Mrs. Louis n. L%indbloon. of Midland
avenue. Arlington. is at Brockton
Mass.
Mrs. F. L.. Mclean. of Locust ave,
nue., Arlington, is at Cookbook, Conn.
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SOUTH ORANGE
Their Eighteenth Anhiversary.

- ~. q. ETL -It4 - lH-LaF NF+
Their Eighteenth Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Frank Graves quiet
ly observed the eighteenth anniversary
of their wedding at their home, at Il
Fourth street yesterday.
Miss Mary A. Finrigan, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph v. Smith and their son. Will.
lam, and daughter, Margaret Smith, Of
81 LindsIey avenue, South Orange, are
visiting relatives In Scranton. PA.
Miss Catherine Conkiin and Mis-.
Gertrude saal, OF Valley street. LEFT
today for Bradley Beach, where the,
will register at the Wappinger for two
weeks. 4
Guests. at the Aspinwall, Nenox
Mass, this week include Mr.. and Mrs
George Enger and family, of Centre
street. "a .
Antoine Van Tambacht and Mis-.
Marguerite Van Tatnbacht, OF Prospect
street, are spending the remainder o.
the month at Edsartown. Mass.
Miss Natalie L'Hommedieu, OF Hill
side place, Is visiting Mrs. Charlie.
Jackson of Stamford, Conn.,. at tn,
~latter's summer home on the Isles o
Shoals. 6
Mrs. Chartstte Penn, of Sloan, street
left today for M%bnasquan Beach, I,
spend her vacation.
Miss Ruth Theberath and Miss f. A
veteran, Of 81 ward place. have son,
to the Berkshires to spend the rest o
the umm
Miss Alice NJ. Doody. of Ridsewoot
road, Mapiewood section, Is spending
her vacation at South Norwalk, Conn.
Frank E. Gellately, OF Turrell avenue
has Joined his family at York HArbor
Me. 4 NJ
The Misses Grace and Meta Gefker
and Miss Lulu Miller. of Ridsewoot
road, have gone to Bradley Beach
where they will stop at the wappingei
Cottage for two weeks.
Mrs. George NJ. jeffrey. OF Hartfo.
road. has returned from the Pocon,
Mountains.
The family of the Rev. Gcorg,
Mooney, of Prospect street, are a
westhampton. L. l., for the femaindei
of the month.
Mrs. Edmund C. Stout, of Ralstor
avenue. is at York HArbor, Me.
Az
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NUTLEY

Mrs. William H. Arnold and family
are spending the summer at Cohassett
Mass.
Miss Martha A. Valentine, of Eal
River, Mass, who has been spending
several weeks with friends in town
has returned home.
Captain and Mrs. j. B. Applegate
Of North road, are spending a few
weeks at Lake Mahopac.
Mr.. and Mrs, M. T. Morss and daugh.
ter, of Prospect street, are sojournine
at New Bedford. Mass.
Miss Emma Yarrow, of Franklin
avenue, is at Beaverskill, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles B. Royce, of Grant
avenue, is spending a month at Co.
TUT, Mass.
Melvin j. Bross, Of Mountain Vie
avenue, Is spending a few weeks with
friends at Philadelphia.
Miss Esther Mount. of High street
Is spending a month al Centreville
l.. 1.
Elmer Rawcliffe, of Franklin avenue
is at Asbury Park for a short stay.
Mrs. Henry Copeland, of Boston, is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shaw,
of High street.
Cortlandt ]. Van Winker and fam
lily, of East Passaic avenue. are So
journing at Asbury Park.
Miss rieleH Mahoney, of Dover, is a
guest of Miss Catherine Hawkins, OF
Avondale road.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Speer, of Pas
sale avenue, are spending a few weeks
at Perkasie, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Epworth. of Cot
.tage' place, have returned from q visit
- f~g&.4r - Tru~ Y~1n
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lRVINGTON
parnIytic strays from Home.

Mrs. Arthur Williams, of As Rich
street, irvington. reported to Sergeant
Kirkbridge last night that her husband,
who is a p~aralytic, had wandered away
from his home and mad been seen in
the neighborhood of South Orange ave-
~nue in the Vailsburg section. Shortly
after that the Irvington police were
notified that AMMAN answering his de-
scription had been seen staggering to-
wards the woods in the neighborhood
of S~tuyvesant avenue and Valley
street. Officer Meyer was dispatched
to the scene m found Williams on
the, verge of collapsing. He took him
home.
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BELLEvILLE

Mrs. Edna Worthington and Miss
Sadie Hewes. of winiamstown. Mass,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William &.
Mccullough, of Cortlandt street.
Miss Kitty Burns, of New York city,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Cor
ham, of William street.
F. NJ. Pixlee and family. of Jorale-
mon street. have gone to Westshokan.
Catskill Mountains, for the remainder
of the month,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jeroloman.
of Washington avenue, left today for
Bradley Beach. where they will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Whar-
ton, of North Stephens street.
Aiaric Marshall. of North Cortlandt
street. is spending his vacation at
Lake George, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ashworth and
family, of Joralemon street, have re-
turned from Lake Hopatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rademacher and
family. of Main street, will visit Pough-
keepsie, y. Y, next week.
Mrs. ]. Green; her daughter. Miss
May, and son. Frank Green. of Boston
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
O'Neil, of Dow street.
William Irwin left today for a vaca-
ton to Princess Bay.
Mrs. X. E. Klinghammer, of Johr
street, is at Spring Valley, N. Y, for {
stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. D. Middleton, o
Prospect street, are at Bradley Beach
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Arold. of 440 Nortl
Cortlandt street, returned today from
a stay of three weeks at Lake Hunt
ington. n. Y.
Mrs. Frances O'Reilly, of North Cort
landt street, is at Bradley Beach.
George karr. of Greylock avenue, ha
returned from a visit to the Bronx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bird and daugh
ter, Helen, of Van Houten place, ar
at Greenwood Lake for a stay Of sew
eral weeks.
Andrew Bird, Of Van Houten place, i
at Cornwall, n. Y, for a months stay
Mrs. G. E. Brown and family, Q
Dewitt avenue, will remain at Spring
field, Mass. until September 1.
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MiIkman Kept the Change.

Alexander Crawford, of 152 Myrtle
avenue, complained to Recorder Turton
last night that Dory Hempele, a milk
man, Of 10 Garwood place, had re-
tanned s2.49 from a S. bill which had
been rendered him by Crawford's young
son when purchasing milk. Hempele
stated that Crawford owed him $2,4s
on a milk bill and that as he under
stood from the boy that the IS bin be-
lenged to. his father he deducted the
amount due him. Crawford declared
h a Hempele's bill wa indispute, and
on the suggestion OF, the recorder Hem
pele returned the money.
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~HARRlSON-EAST NEWARK
1l-YEAR-OLD BOY is
STRUCK BY TROLLEY CAR.

Walter Draper, II years old, of 27s
Plane street, Newark, attempted to
cross In front of a Hackensack trolley
car in Harrison avenue near Passaic
avenue, Harrison, and was struck by
the car and knocked several feet.
Passersby picked him up and carried
him to he office of DR.. Henry Alters.
The Harrison ambulance was sum-
moned, and when the little fellow re-
fused to go to the hospital he was
taken home.
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AGAIN BREAKS
RECORD AT TARGET.

At the weekly revolver practise Of
the South Orange village police de-
partrnent yesterday Sergeant Thomas
J. Sherry again broke the record for
high score. He put up an so mark.
which is 20 points higher than the pre-
vious one held by himself.
The other scores were: John Matte.
81: John Manien. 81: Marshal Thomas
F. Mcguire. so; Patrick J.. Kelly. As;
Michael Lally, %; Edward Hatton, II,
and William Comerford, Is.
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marriage on Wednesday, August 25, of
Theodore M. Gottry, principal of the
Maple Avenue School, and Miss Flora
M. Anderson, of Syracuse, to take place
at Miss Anderson's home.
Miss Blanche E. Dodge, of Gates
of North Fullerton avenue, leave next
Monday for a stay at Camp Wopowog
on the Salmon river, near East Hamp-
ton, Conn.
Mrs. c. H. Wells and family, of Mid
land avenue, are in southern New
Hampshire. y
Clarence B. White and family. Of
North Mountain avenue, are at Asbury
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y. Frazee, of Upper
Mountain avenue, are at Seattle at
tending the exhibition, and their two
sons, Townsend and Yule, are bicycling
In Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy H. Stuart, OF
Plymouth street, are at Baron Inn,
Sharon, Conn. - sfs
Henry aLowenthaf, of Los Angeles
Cal, is visiting George w. Da Cunba,
of Valley road.
Ernest c.. Hinck, Of Walnut street
has. gone to Bradley Beach for h re-
mainder of August.
Mrs. c.. H. Billiard and son. of wal
nut street, are at Marquette, Mich.
Richard Thorpe BARLEY, of London,
England, is visiting his brother, A. F.
BARLEY, of Montclair avenue.
Shirley N. Carr, of Upper Mountain
avenue, is travelling in Europe.
Miss Rose Shine, of Bell street, is
spending a few weeks in the Berk-
shires, N. H.
Mrs. F. c. Copeland, of Oakland ave.
nue., is home from Albion, N. Y.
Miss Betty Brandt, Of Lorraine ave.
nue., is visiting at Barnstable, Mass.
Miss Nora Townsend and Miss An
t~oinette Townsend, of Highland ave-
nue.; Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Kerr, OF
Upper Mountain avenue. n Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Post and Miss Post
are at Lake Sunapee, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Eastman and
daughter, of Upper Mountain avenue
are visiting at birmingham, Mass.
Miss Sarah Perry. of Titusville, whc
spent the week with Miss Luella Scar.
ing, Of Clarewill avenue, has gone tc
her home.
Mrs. Vauix Carter and daughter, Of
Mountain avenue, have returned from
Bay Head.
Mrs. Samuel Hurley, of Brooklyn, IL
a guest of Mrs. Henry Soaring, Of
Clarewill avenue.
Mrs. r, r. Lauckner and family, OF
Bellevue avenue, are al Asbury Park.
Mrs. Charles H. johnson, Of Park
street, has returned from a two months
stay in Europe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Dorman, OF
Upper Mountain avenue, are home
from Orient, L. 1.
Miss Margaret Bundy, of Bingham
ton, N. Y, who has been visiting Miss
Irene Walser, of Lorraine avenue, has
returned home.
MIS-. SldiiSS .. VOOu, VI I1dQuOI
place, has returned from Tarantume
Pa, where she spent the last two
months.
| Mrs. James McCallum and family, OF
Summit avenue, are home from o
months stay in the Pocono mountains
Jack Shattuck, of New York, Is the
guest for a week of M. Cohen, of 81
Greenwood avenue.
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AFTER FOUR DAYS WOMAN
IS STILL UNCONSCIOUS.

Mrs. Susan Tichenor. Of Morristown,
is still unconscious DIT the orange Me-
mortal Hospital. where she has lain In
that state since Tuesday noon. The
physicians are unable to state whether
she will recover. They have not YET
determined what her ailment is. but II
Is thought she is suffering from paraly.
sis. Mrs Tichenor was on her way to
visit a friend al the hospital and vas
stricken at the Orange depot Of the
Lackawanna railroad.
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

II you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind
or protruding. Piles. send me your address,
and ! will tell you how to cure yourself at
and will also send some Of this home
treatment free for trial. with references
from your own locality IL requested. I'M
mediate relief and permanent cure assured.
Send no money, but tell others OF this
offer., Write today to Mrs. M. Summers,