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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-03
U ORANGE.

Miss Emily zigler. of South Orange
avenue. is spending her vacation at
Rochester. n. Y,
Miss Mary Callahan. of Morristown.
is visiting Mrs. Mary katz. of South
Orange
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Glover and
family, of Second street, are at Ocean
Grove.
Miss Helen zigler. of South orange
avenue, has returned from Morristown,
where she spent W weeks.
Gustav Gumprecht and family. of 305
South Orange avenu will move to
New York the latter part of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kisscaven. of
| Pittsburg, Pa, who rave been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Shannon at
the South Orange Field Club for two
weeks, have returned home.
Mrs. Lazar Roth. Miss Carrie Roth
and Isaac Roth, of South Orange ave
nue., have returned from Asbury Park.
Miss Sarah Shannon, of Mead street,
has gone to Westwood to spend two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Enger and fam
HSt VI 8tiilt oAlNi'f ~ oAa
| from Lenox, Mass, where they have
been spending the las three weeks.
Mrs. William F. Allen, of Scotland
road. has returned from New London,
Conn.
Clarence ID. Lee and family have
moved from II Riggs place to New
York city.
Clarence B. Riker and family, of
Mountain avenue, Maplewood. who
have beer au%tomobiling in Canada,
have returned home.
Daniel NJ. Ferguson, of Maple avenue,
Maplewood,. is at Mt. Merrahga, n. Y.
The Misses Cecilia and Barbara Bos-
ton, of Vose avenue, have gone to Bal
timore to visit relatives for two weeks.
Edward N. Loomis has purchased the
lot in Scotland road and Turrell avenue,
on which he is about to have a fine
home erected.
Mrs. Robert Ripple and daughters.
Ruth and Gladys, of Tichenor avenue,
are spending a fortnight at New Ro-
chelle, n. Y.
Arthur II. Timpson. of Maplewood.
has returned from Commicut, r.. 1.
William a. Manda. of Third street,
has gone to California.
Miss Ruth Masters. of Jersey City
Heights. who has been visiting Mrs.
John Harvey, of Valley and Fourth
streets. will return to her home to-
morrow.
Admiral Edwin Stewart, L. S. N,
and Mrs. Stewart. returned the first OF
the week to their residence, 405 Scot
land road, south Orange, from Jeffer-
son, n. II. They also spent severa
weeks in Maine.
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BLOOMFlELD-GLEN RIDGE /

Mr., and Mrs. William Harvey Pier
son, of Park venue left today for a
s~ojourn at Providence, r. I.
DIR. Henry Wallace and family, of
Glen Ridge, are home from a s~ojourn
in New York State.
b. F. Carter and family, of Apple
ton place, Glen Ridge, ar home from
Lake Hopatcong.
Mrs. John j. Coleman, of 1877 Wal
nut street, has returned from q
months stay on Long Island.
The Misses Lillian Jensen and Elsie
Liebert, who have been guests of Mrs.
Rose Baumler, of Glenwood avenue,
have gone to Bardonia. N. Y.
Mrs. Joseph M. Mapn and son, of
Austin place, have chine back from
Maine.
The Misses Helen McCaddin, Eta
Mahoney and Carrie Leonard will
spend a week in Ocean Grove.
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lHRAsHES FRIEND,
AGE II, WITH WHOM
HIS WIFE EL0PED
Ludwig Schulze, Newarker, and
William E. Vreeland, Combat
ants, Sea Girt Terminates.
When William f. vreeland, Il years

When William f. Vreeland, Il years
of 15S Thomas street, Bloomfield.
and Ludwig Sehulze, % years old, of 10
sffolk street, this city, were ar
raigned in the Orange Police Court to-
day on a charge of fighting in the rear
OF a Main street business house. yes
terday. an interesting story was re-
Nealea, and II developed that the cause
of their fghs was that Vreeland was
said to have ran away with Schulze's
wife.
The two young men had been close
friends. They were formerly n~eighbors
the First regiment, and were tent
mates in sea Girt.
According to Schulze's story and to
Nreeland's admission In court today,
the latter had been treacherous to his
friend, and taking advantage of his
friendship with the husband, had made
love tn the mans wife. The climax
came when he and Mrs. Schulze went
away together.
Vreeland admitted he had lone
wrong, and assented to the principal
facts made known by Schulze. He s id
that he had often gon to the Schulze
homo when his friend was asleep and
he and Mrs. Schulze had gone walking.
He made many engagements with Mrs.
schulze. he said, knowing full well that
he was acting improperly.
Schulze called at the store where
Vreeland is employed and invited him
out to the pack yard. where they pro-
ceeded to punch each other.
When Policeman Henry Cooper WAS
called in to separate the combatants
Nrceland was minus a tooth and
showed other marks on his face OF the
encounter.
The men We're paroled until ted Y.
b. Whom Judge Bray heard the story he
dismissed Schulze and paroled Nrceland
for a further nearing tomorrow.
1 1t developed that Mrs. Schulze left
her baby with her husbands mother
about a week ago. Since then she las
-tSt been seen, and both her husband
NssSreeland said today that they did
80, her whereabouts.
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MlLLBURN,
IRvINGTON
Nd [ T
SAYS FALL TN NAIL
CAUSED HIS DEATH
Son Denies That Heart Failure
Killed Orange
Man.

That the late Victor Bianchi. of Or
ange. who died suddenly In his sto. @
in Main street last week, was a victim
of the injury to his head caused by
falling against a nail, and did not de
of heart failure, was the statement to-
day of Ovidio Bianchi, son of the late
wine merchant.
The declaration of the deputy county
physician that my father died Of heart
failure followed a superficial investi-
CATION" said Mr.. Bianchi. .'The mem
bers of the family were not satisfied
with the statement. and an examira-
ton by DR.. Federico Luongo, DIR. Her
man Cassini, DR.. Washington, OF New
ark, and DIR. =. Megaro, OF that city,
resulted in the discovery that death
was caused by the injury at the base
of the brain. My father was evidently
attacked by dizziness, and fell heavily,
the injury to his head causing death"
Mr.. Bianchi has succeeded his father
as head of the company, and will man
age the business for the estate. His
mother is sole beneficiary under the
will, it is understood, and Mr.. Bianchi,
who was recently graduated from law
school and had been practising as a
member of the bar. being connected
with City Counsel William A. Lords
office, will give the concerns affairs his
personal attention.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
Society In
The Oranges


Miss Sarah a. Dunn, Who has just
returned from a trip abroad, is the
guest of Mrs. Joel Francis Freeman.
OF 101 Mum avenue south, East Or
ange. Miss Dunn returned on the
steamer Minnewaska. having toured
the British Isles with Mrs. Frank
Bliss Celton. of Orange; Miss Char
lotte g. Gates, OF South Orange, and
Miss Sophia Walker, of New York.
After she leaves East Orange Miss
Mass, before she returns to New
York. She is a member of the
Woman's Club of Orange.
Dr. and Mrs. Mefford Runyon, of IS
Academy street. South Orange. and
Mrs. tombstone Bradish. nee Miss
Bertha Gerhard. formerly of East Or
ange. are among Orange folk who are
at EdgartowD, Mast. Tor the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Kip. jr.. and Mrs.
1<ip's sister Miss Flower. who have
been occupying their summer home on
Leak Island, one of the Thousand ISL
ands, are expected to return today to
tFcir residence, i15 Irving avenue, South
Orange.
Alden Freeman, of Mum avenue.
East Orange, returned yesterday from
Edgartown. Mass, where he was the
guest OF his sister, Mr.. John Dallett, jr.
Mrs. William +. Allen, of Scotland
road, South Orange, is expected home
this week from New Lordon, Conn,
! where she has spent the summer.
Colonel and Mrs. Henry A. Potter and
family. of Harrison street. East Or
ange, are at Fishers Island.
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Neutrality-suspicious..
Appoints Campaign Committees.

APPOINTS Campaign Committees.
The Central Republican Club. OF
Kearny, has appointed campaign COM
mittees from the various wards as fol-
lows: First ward, John Thompson,
Nevin Kennedy and Gabriel Reid; Sec
ond ward, John Wilson. T. L. Gilmore,
Stephen Smack; Third ward, Walter
Chapman. George McAfee, Ellsworth
Smith, John Ochiltree; Fourth ward,
Alfred Anderson, John J. Howe, John
Maher and william p. Anderson.
MIR. and Mrs. John Lone. of Devon
street, Kearny. have o to Manches-
ter, Vt.
The Misses Ollie and Bertha Wetzel.
of IS Kearny emu Kearny, are at
the Highlands.
Miss Margaret Donashay, of Devon
street, Kearny. is on a vacation at
t~armingGale.
Mrs. Alexander Flack. of Devon
street, Kearny, is sojourning at Ocean
Grove.
Miss Anna Taylor and Thomas Tay-
lor. of Watts street, Kearny, are visit
ing at Providence, r. |.
Councilman Alfred Anderson, of Arl-
ington, is making a short stay at Ma
oopin.
Miss Elizabeth Hodgkinson. of High
land avenue Kearny, is spending a va
cation at Asbury Park.
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MONTCLAIR.

Thomas ]. Dunnion. clerk in the
local p~ostoffice. and Carriers Charles
Foster. John j.. Lynch, fhomas Il.
ISaveny are on a two weeks vacation
CLERK Michael Kaveny and Carriers
Thomas NJ. Dyer. Nicholas S. Cannon
opd William J. Seliick have returned
TO duty after a vacation of two weeks
Freebooter Hugh Gallagher and fam
i,y. of st. Luke's place. who spent the
summer in their bungalow at Green
Pond, will return to their home on
Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Willoughby,
90 Clareuont avenue, have returned
from, y visit to friends at Brookline,
Mass.
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MILLBURN-SPRlNGFlELD

The Baltusrol Golf Club expects tc
have a large attendance on Labor Day
when there will be two big events. In
The morning there will be an eighteen
hole mcdal-p play handicap. In the
afternoon there will be an eighteen.
hole four-ball foursome.
II. Leonard Smithers, of Old Shor,
Hills road, Short Hills. states thai
his father, f. II. Smithers. TOWNSHIP
committeeman, is in London, havins
sailed on the Cupard line steamship
Lusitania. Mr.. Smithers and his family
expect to return about the middle Of
this month.
Miss Eleanor Flanagan. of Brooklyn
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Flanagan. OF Spring street, Millburn
for a week.
Miss Teresa Wittkop. of Hobart ave.
nue.. Short Hills, is visiting friends II
Brooklyn.
Mrs. james Trainer, of Morristown
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Thos
Furye. of Taylor street.
Miss Maggie Reeves, of Main street
Millburn, and Mrs. Elizabeth Cum.
mings. of Newark, are visiting Mis-.
Reevess sister. Mrs. Hiram Cadmus, O
Rockaway Beach. for a week.
Miss Teresa Wittkop and Miss Jennie
Coan, of Hillside avenue, Short Hills
returned home yesterday after a week
vacation at Asbury Park and ocear
Grove.
Miss Grace lie Mond. of South Or.
ange. is being entertained by Miss
Mary Condron, of Parsonage road. Mill.
burn.
John Van Ingen has returned from
his vacation in New York State.
Mrs. Mary Clarkson, of New Yorl
city, is being entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Martin, of Morris avenue
Springfield.
Miss Rose Gill, of Newark. is thu
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand
Schneider, Of Morris avenue. Spring,
field.
Miss Melitta King. of Red Bank, /.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Par,
sell, of Maple avenue. Springfield.
Miss Mabel Trivett, who has beer
visiting her aunt. Miss Anna Triyett
at her home in Riverside road. Spring.
field, returned TO her home in East
Orange yesterday.
Mrs. Richard Brown. of Newark. i.
the guest of Miss Anna Trivett. OF
Riverside road, Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beckett returned
to their home in Springfield yesterday
after spending the summer at West.
vile. n. y.
Mrs. Charles i. Kabis and Miss Eliz.
abeth Kabis, of Newark, are guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schneider, of Nor
ris avenue Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flemer ant
their son, Carl Flemer, and friends, o.
Springfield. left yesterday for an auto
trip through the New England States
On their way home they will stop al
Newport and Fall River.
The Misses Stella and Olive Blaneh.
ard. of Brooklyn, are guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joseph b. Bryan, of Westfield "
nue., Springfield.
Harry Baker, of Brooklyn. who spent
the summer with MI. and Mrs. AlberI
r. Lee. of Westfeld VEN Spring
field, returned to his home yesterday.
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! NUTLEY.

I'd Mrs. c.. Fenrich, of Vreeland
have returned froma stay al
-~~g<sser Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o, Bodman and fam
a iiy, of the Enclosure" Passaic avenue,
r nave returned from a trip through
Maine and canada.
Mr.. n Mrs. William Harris Arnold,
of Whitford avenue, have returned
from Cohasset, Mass.
Miss Mabel J. Chase. of Hampton
place. has returned from a visit to
friends at North S~cituate, Boston. and
Worcester. Mass.
Henry B. Prout, of Nutley avenue,
has returned from Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Emma New. of New York, who
has been spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. New, Of
Whitferd avenue, has returned home.
Mrs. S. Ohrtmann, and Miss Anita
Ohrtmann, of Passaic avenue, have re-
turned from q summer outing at Block
Island and Quogue, L. l.
Mr. Il Mrs. S. Hershloff, of Vree-
Diand avenue, la returned from a So
ro,rn at Ashland, N. II.
David b. Crockett, of Passaic avenue,
is on a trip to Springfield and Cape
Cod, Mass.
Miss Josie *. Mix, of Brooklyn. is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roger Kings
land, of Highfield lane.
William r. Dittig, of Nutley avenue,
is on a two weeks trip to st. Johns
and Halifax. Can.
--.---
Miss Nellie Humphrey, OF Prospect
street. has returned from a vacation
spent on one of the Indian reservations
IN Dakota.
Mrs. A. c, Gibson. of Philadelphia,
pa who has been the guest OF Mrs.
John Vernon Bowler, ST., of Nutley
avenue. has returned home.
DR.. and Mrs. Lineoe Phillips, Nathan
Phillips and Miss Mary Phillips, of
Madison. Ind. are guests of Mr.. and
: Mrs. NJ. B. Hatch, of Vreeland avenue.
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CALDWELL-VERONA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Melancthon Courier
and Miss Edith Courier. of Hartford
place. Caldwell, have gone to Ocean
Grove for two weeks.
Mr.. M Mrs. j. Augustus Bogert.
Mrs. George A. Bogert and Miss Gladys
Baldwin, of Caldwell, have gone to
North Caldwell to join a party Oh
friends at an old -fashioned picnic.
Miss Sadie Godfrey, of Roseland, en-.
tertained the Christian Endeayor So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church at a
picnic in the Hemlocls, Essex Fells,
yesterday.
Mrs. Leon Cooper and Milton Cooper,
of Bloomfield venue Caldwell, are
visiting Mrs. Cooper's parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. A. P~oclirass, of Pine Brook.
Mrs. William Goerke. of Hackettss
town. is visiting her sister in Caldwell
township.
Mrs. Anna O'Dowd and Miss Dora
Kessler, of Pine Brook, have gone to
Lake Hopatcong for two weeks.
Mrs. Eugene Becker and her daugh-
ter, Miss Martha Becker, of New York
city, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Becker, of North Midway, Roseland.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison. of Bloom
field. is visiting the Misses Phebe and
Hattie Harrison, of West Caldwell.
Z. Earle Hedden has purchased Her
man Hasler's house, i'm Forest avenue,
n Daniel Baldwin has sold his home,
in Park avenue, TO Mr.. Hasler.
Mrs. Charles De Coster and Mis-.
Charlotte De Coster, of Orange, are
visiting relatives in Caldwell.
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j. VI. {. Martin Dead.

j. NJ. c. Martin. 10 years old, of ),
Prospect street, East Orange, died lasl
night at his home from a complication
of diseases. He had been in poor
health for some time. but yesterday
was out driving for about four hours,
and seemed to be fairly well. He had
lived in East Orange thirty-eight years
and vas a member of the firm of ]. NJ
c. Martin & Sons Company, who
had a brush factory in New York city
from 1880 until It closed down twelve
years ago. He was n of the Oldest
members Of Calvary NJ. f.. Church. His
widow and one son survive him. The
funeral services will probably be held
Sunday afternoon az his home.
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SEALED

sr.tEn PROPOSALS will be received BY The
.nn,n'itt.es Of the board OF chosen Free.
A., Ainra of Essex county. New Jersey iof the
ttt,hSing WORN - ct,ive,t an Ambers,
slraet. East orange t1i~, $3.50.
laying nd road. Nutiey.
sn Tbs troposals TO be submitted 70 the commit;
zee oh,Sttee No. Sl2 Court House. Newark.
wy ~ no other time or place.
W." plans and Specifications may be seen az inc
aI zach proposal to be accompanied by 2 cert.
de'i check 70. 5 per cent. Of I'm me a. ~ OF .he
pld, VI o. X execution OF the necessary con
,psetl and is TO be Endorsed on the outside
with the name OF the bidder ano Inv "orA ne
pr TpPPo eom n reserve the right to reject
any o. al cru" Al OWEN.
County Engines
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MISS De MOTT AN
EARLY FALL BRIDE
Green Village the Scene of Ger
emory Making Her the Wife
of William F. StulI.

AT the Green Village NJ. E. Church
a prominent business man of Madison,
and Miss Mary Ella DE Mott, daugh-
ter of William De Mott, of Green VII
lage, were married by the Rev. Fred
b. Curry, of Springfield. The maid
of honor was Miss Jane Robert stun.
were Miss Mabel Florence Durham.
of New York: Miss Ida S. Madison. of
Montclair. and tire Misses Rebecca
and Hazel De Mott. Miss Josephine
Chovey acted as flower girl. The best
man was Harry o.. Stull, brother of
the bridegroom, and the ushers were
William f. De Mott. Il. Harrison DE
Mott, j. Leon Doremus. of Green vii
lage, and Earl X. Stuitz, OF Atlanta,
Ga.
The bride, who was given away by
her father, wore white crepe meteor
with hand-embroidery and ancient
lace, and carried a shower bouquet OF
white roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor was gowned in
sNiVN manu- -Giipl Olutltu 1i0It ut
chine and carried yellow c~hrysanthe-
NUNS. Two of the bridesmaids. the
Misses Durham II Madison, wore
white chiffon VOL over yellow silk and
carried arm bouquets of yellow roses.
The Misses DC Mott wore white
muslin with embroidery and also
carried yellow roses.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Magic. Miss Gertrude
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. David Pierson,
Mr.. n Mrs. Herbert Luin. Mrs. l.. Nj.
Noe, Miss Lillian Noe, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. r. Lum. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Shilhower,
The Misses Elizabeth and Annabelle
Miller. George Togget. Mrs. chauncey
Griswold, Miss Ethel Tocovers, the
Misses Alice and Blanche Chovey, Miss
Anna Munson, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph
Corbett. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Seem
of Madison. the Rev. Charles Wright,
Miss Hazel Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Ward of Brookside, Miss Mary A,
Lindsey of Harrisburg, Pa; Mrs. Gin
ton Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. Heston
Walline. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin AL
len of New Vernon, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ely of Florham Park, Mr.. and Mrs
William Guellner of Brooklyn. Mrs
Guyon Anderson of Jacksonville, Fla,
Miss Katherine MacCoon of Bayonne,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il, Ely and Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. f. Brown of Morristown, Miss
Lillian Gowan, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Madison, Mrs. A. Ciegg, Miss Nellie
Clegg, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Madison OF
Montclair, Mrs. Anna Durham, the
Misses Jane and Margaret Durham and
Miss Kate Thompson of Basking Ridge
MISS E,eahor Deriiaih, George ai'
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EAST ORANGE.
SAYS COOK HIT HER
WITH AN IRON POT,

With her left eye bandaged, Ella
Smith appeared before Recorder Mott
in the East Orange police court today
gress-cook in the same house, IL North
Arlington avenue, with striking her
with an iron pot and attempting to use
"a big fork on her during an argument
yesterday. Both are negresses. The
Mack woman vas held in $500 bail for
the grand jury.
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Edward cogan's Funeral.

Funeral services Of Edward Cogan,
who died in the home of his sister. Mrs.
Sebastian Rose. APT Bloomfield avenue,
Bloomfield, yesterday from paralysis,
will be held in the Church of the
sacred Heart tomorrow morning
aud will he conducted by the Rev.
Joseph NJ. Nardiello. The interment
VIII be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. BLOOM
field. Mr.. Cogan was 26 years old. and
unmarried. Hc was a son OF Mrs. Mary
Cogan.
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MISS DELAPIERRE TO
WE'D IN NOVEMBER.
South Orange Girls Engagement
Has Been Announced,

The marriage of Miss Ethel Norton
Delapierre. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Arthur Delapierre. of 44S Prospect
street. South Orange. whose engage-
ment has just been announced tc
Benjamin Cook. of Verona, will be
n of the fall weddings and viii
take place in November. Miss Della
pierre was formerly of Brooklyn, but
has lived in South Orange for two
years.
Mr.. Cook is a son of. Captain Hiram
Cook, who at one time owned a large
proportion of the Verona Lake prop
erty.
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UNION.

Mrs. l.. b.. Griggs and her SON.. Clar-
ence Griggs. and Miss Dorothy Bun
nell. Of Roselle avenue are spending
two weeks at Asbury Park.
Tho measurements for a concrete
walk at the home of John Is. Bunnoll.
cashier of the First National Bank. OF
Millburn, We're completed yesterday
and the work win be started soon.
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physicinn Autoi.t FINED.

DIR. Clifford r. Neare, of 2 Hawthorne
avenue. East Orange, vas arraigned
today before Recorder Mott, in the East
Orange Police Court. charged by Po-
liceman O'Brien with failing to have
tho two lights lit on the front of his
automobile when passing the corner Of
Mum and Ce 1tral n The ply
sician stated hat he did not know
the lights were out at the time. He
was fined So and seventy-five cents
costs.
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Gave Party to Daughter.

In honor of his daughter, Miss Helen
Reinhardt, a merry party was given
last night at the home of Augustus
Iteinhardt, ! Dodd street, East Orange.
About twenty-five young people were
present.
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Hall oncrcd free for Meeting.

The use of Berkeley Hall gratis has
been offered the Third ward Rebub-
leans, of East Orange, for the holding
of a public meeting to decide on candi-
dates. The offer was made to Edward
Harrigan, and today he is trying to
interest voters in the plan.
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Tho first meeting of the season OF
tho Ladies' Aid Society of the Caldwell
Methodist Church was held yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Henry G. Mead,
of Gould place. Work for the year was
planned and 1t was decided to hold the
annual fair November IS and 10, Thurs
day and Friday afternoon and evening.
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Frederick +. Staehle, a master plum
Der, OF 449 Ridgewood avenue, Newark,
vas fined $25 by Recorder Mott in the
East Orange Police Court today for
having put In some plumbing work at
As South Parkway, without having first
filed a bond ana secured a permit from
the plumbing inspector. He was parolled
TO pay tho fine tonight.
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Cost of New buildings.

The cost of new buildings in East
Orange for the last eight months has
been S2,061. sc. an increase of $t26, 2S7
over the total for the last year.
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Dinner Biscuit

HUNTLEY G. PALMER'S, FOR
SERVING WITH SOUPS, OYS.
TIERS OR CHEESE. 2
THE POUND. ........... $50 :
NO. 1 TINS, EACH. ..... sac !,
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To Attend Cornerstone Laying.

To Attend Cornerstone laying.
Delegations from all of the societies
connected with the Church OF our
Lady OF Sorrows and from Division
No. s, Ancient Order of Hibernians.
VIII attend the cornerstone laying OF
the new Church Of st. Rose of Lima
at Short Hills SUNDAY afternoon.