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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-03
UPPER MONTCLA|R
COUPLE CELEBRATE
GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Hobart
Entertain Many on Their
Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n. Hobart, of 81
lakewood avenue, Upper Montclair,
held a reception yesterday afternoon
from 4 until Z O'Clock at their home In
honor Of the fftieth anniversary of
their wedding. Over 100 persons were
present. The house was beautifully
decorated with palms, ferns. ported
plants and out flowers. Mrs. Hobart
was assisted In receiving by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. w. Hill.
Tho couple were married in Balu-
moro, Nd. on June Q, 1859, and shortly
afterwards removed to New York city,
where Mr.. Hobart entered into bust
ness. Thirty yea ago they moved to
Glen Ridge to live and for the last
seventeen ear have resided In Upper
Montclair. Mr.. Hobart retired from
business several years ago.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart are in ex-
cellent health and not afflicted with
ailments prevalent in old age. Mr..
Hobart is an inveterate smoker and
prefers his pipe to the best cigars. The
couple were the recipients Of many
handsome presents.
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NUTLEy

Robert Perry Latin, of Beech street.
is spending a month at Lake George,
N. Y
Miss Adele Carman, of Prospect
street, is home from school for the
summer
Mrs. r. T. Stager, of High street, has
gone to Seattle. Wash. to visit her
daughter, Miss Laura Stager. who is
a teacher in the schools there. They
will travel in the West during the sum-
mer.
The engagement of Miss May De
vries. of Hillside avenue. to John l..
Kartnick. of wellington. has been IN
nounced.
Frederick Hoefler, of Jersey City.
was the guest of friends in town yes
texday.
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EAST ORANGE
DEMANDS REASONS FOR
COUNCILS DISAPPROVAL

Chairman Edward s. Pieson, of East
| Orange City Council, received a letter
yesterday from State superintendent OF
Schools Baxter asking him to give the
reasons for the Councils refusal to al
low the Board ofsEducation to go ahead
| with plans for purchasing property in
Arlington avenue north to erect a new
high school. s
/ 1t is understood that Mr.. Pierson will
answer the letter, which he must DE-
before June Is. The Council has agreed
to abide by the decision of the SUPER
intendent, but insists that he come to
East Orange, and go over the ground
involved, an take into consideration
the amount Of money thai must be
spent by the city for the making Of
many improvements.
Miss Gertrude Merritt, a teacher in
the Eastern School, will spend the sum-
mer touring Europe and will sail on
June 80.
Mrs. Eliza ]. Leadbetter, of 215 Main
street, East Orange, sailed for Europe
today and will spend some time in
Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H. Beckmann
win give.a stag dinner at their home.
1856 Glenwood avenue, East Orange.
Saturday night, In honor Of the twenty
first birthday OF their son, j. Victor
Beckmann. Covers viii be laid for
fourteen.
A concert by pupils Of the Eastern
School will be given tonight In the
school hall. e
Beginning next Wednesday afternoon
butcher shops in the city will close at
~ o'clock each Wednesday afternoon
In June, July and August.
Accompanied by Miss Lavinia Tall
man, of "A Chestnut street, Miss Grace
D. Bates. supervisor of physical train
ing In the East Orange schools, will
leave next week for an extended trip
abroad.
Miss Florence M. Perkins, supervisor
of music In the East Orange public
schools, will assume charge of the mu-
sic department in the summer school OF
teachers in Porto Rico. sailing June 20.
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SAYS HE STOLE TO PAY
FOR CHILDREN'S TUITION.

When he learned that Albert H.
Howard. whose arrest and indictment
he obtained on the charge of larceny,
had defrauded him in order to obtain
an education for his children, Kcllogg
Durland, an author. in a letter to
Judge Foster in General Sessions, New
York, yesterday begged that sentence
be suspended IN the prisoner. Howard
is IS years old and lives with his fam
ily at Kearny. He was bookkeeper In
the Calumet Club, of which Durland is
a member, and pleaded guilty to mis-
appropriating funds intrusted to him
by Durland. Judge Foster granted the
request Of the complainant and sus-
pended sentence.
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MONTcLAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. David D. Harding and
family. Of New York. have taken pos
session of their new home. In North
Mountain avenue.
Robert Jamison, jr., Of Bloomfield
avenue, sailed for Scotland yesterday,
to be gons two months.
Mrs. w. T. Armstrong, of Walnut
street. has returned from a visit to Eng
land, where she spent several weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. Frederick A.
Grierson. of Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert D. Bevan, of
Valley road. are at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Arthur w. Bond, of Grove street,
has returned from a visit to Atlantic
City.
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HARRISON EAST NEWARK
RIVAL SALOON-KEEPERS
ENGAGE IN FREE FIGHT.

Frank Comisky and his wife, of Third
street, East Newark. were arrested last
night by the Harrison police IN COM
plant of Mary Valervis, who lives next
door to the Comiskys, whom she
charges with assaulting her. They will
get a hearing tonight. Comisky keeps
a saloon in East Newark, and Mary's
father also keeps a saloon next door, in
Harrison, the boundary line between
East Newark and Harrison passing be
tween both places. The rivalry be-
tween the men is intense, and 1t Gull
minated last night in a free fight in
the street.
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The funeral of Katherine Eloise
Eakins, 6~-year-old daughter of Will
liam C. and Pamela M. Eakins, will be
private. from the parents residence. IS
lakewood avenue. Arlington. tomorrow
morning at 1880. A short service will
be held in Arlington Cemetery at ii
q. m. The child's mother is a member
OF the Keslny School Board.
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Society IN
The Oranges
Miss h to Wed.

Miss Gerhard to Wed.
Another June wedding in the Oranges
will be that of Miss Isabella Gerhard.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Ger
hard, Of 165 Harrison street, East Or
ange, and DR.. William holland Berke-
ley. of Annapolis, Nd, on Monday
afternoon, June IA.
The ceremony viii take place in
Grace Episcopal Church. Orange. and
will be performed by the rector, the
Rev. Charles T. Walkley, who will be
assisted by the Rev. Ashley Gerhard.
of Cambridge, Mass, brother of the
prospective bride. The attendants in
the bridal party will be Miss Helen
Bradish, of Charlottesville, Va, niece
Of the prospective bride, as maid of
honor, and Mrs. Charles q. Gerhard,
Miss Gertrude Lohrke, Miss Katharine
Kirkland and Miss Hildegard Gerhard,
all Of East Orange, as bridesmaids. The
best man will be Frederick Gerhard,
and those who have been selected as
ushers are DR.. John Page. of Brooklyn;
Paul Gerhard and Charles Gerhard and
Arthur Zimmerman, Of Orange. A
small reception will follow the cere-
mony at the residence of the brides
parents.
To Wed New York Girl.
Society In the Oranges is Interested
in the approaching wedding of William
Bouldin. third son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bouldin, jr.. of 81 Prospect
street, East Orange. and Miss Jessa-
mine O.. Youngs. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. w, Youngs, of, New
York. which will take place next We'd
nesday afternoon. The ceremony will
be performedSat the Hotel Lorraine. 2
East Forty-f1fth street, where the.
bride resides with her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Allen. who was formerly of
Prospect street, East Orange. The In
vitations have been limited to rela-
tives of both families. The, bridegroom
elect is popular in society in the Or
anges. He is a grandson of the late
Judge John Ritchie. of Frederick. Md
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BLOOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

Harold X. wiedenfeld, Of Broad
street, has gone to Manhattan.
Mrs. e. C. Smith. of Hillside avenue,
Is in Bath Beach. L. I.
T, Howell johnson, OF Broad street,
has returned from Greenwich, Conn.
Charles E. Breeder and family, of
Ridgewood avenue and Lincoln street,
Glen Ridge, will spend the next three
months In Maine.
Mrs. Charles H. Bailey. of Liberty
street. is enjoying a s~ojourn in Allan
tic Cit-.
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IRvINGTON


EutSft4Ined IN dOtef.
A quiet social gathering was held last
night in the reception room Of the
Irvington Hotel, where Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cox, Miss Harriet Nevin. Miss
Margaret Looran, Miss Stella Bauer.
Miss Helen Harrison. Miss Nellie Boice.
Miss Mamie Bick, Philip G~lorieux. c.
William Elliott, Thomas Doliiver, Ed
win Boice. Clifford Briscoe and WILL
lam Van Houten.
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Philip L. Reach, OF Durand place.
has sold his two new houses recently
erected there to Oscar E. Sippel. Of
Stuyvesant avenue. It is the intention
Of MI. Reach also to dispose of his
trucking business at an early date and
return to Vermont, the place of his
birth. He came to this town about
twenty-one years ago, having previous
ly lived several years IN Newark
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ORANGE
OFFICERS CONFER
ON STRIKE SITUATION

Seeking to get the active and intel,
ligent aid of the entire list of officers
Of the Orange police department. Presi'
dent John N. Lindsey had Chief
Washer and all the s~ergeants and
~roundsmen In conference today al e
best methods to employ. IN handling
the strike situation in Orange Valley
There was q general expression d
IDEAS and President Lindsey was par
ticuiarly pleased at: the results. Hat;
tiers r awaiting news from Connectii
cut, where conferences are reported
under way that may lead to the open
ing of the shops in New England. Nc
trouble was occasioned today in the
streets.
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GARD on THANKS.

- CAHD Of I1ANho- 4 &c.
We, the undersigned, finding 1t impossible to
thank each person separately. take this means
to thank each and every one who have 80 gener-
making our euchre and dance 9 social and
UNITDp HAT TRIMsluRs OF oRANoD AND
VICINITY
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SOFT DRINKS

ALL FLAvoRs, MADE WITH
THE PUREST AND FINEST
SYRUPS ANB GREAT ROCK
SPRING WATER.
CASE, l DOZ. QUARTS. 10
CASE, 2 DOZ. PINTS.... 10
ALLOWANCE ON BOTTLES RE-
TURNED, 24c CASE, QUARTS On
PINTS.
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APPLE

HOMEMADE, BEAUTIFUL
CLEAR, DELICIOUS. PURE
JELLY.
GLASS, DOz.
tic l&
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BIoomaeld Girl. Get Dexree..

Bloomfield Girls Get Degrees.
Miss Margie E. Damn and Miss Jennie
F. w. Hubbard. graduates of the
Bloomfield High School, received the
degree of bachelor OF arts In Barnard
College. Columbia University, yester-
day.
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M%ARAscHINo

THE CELEBRATED ToURDH
BRAND, GENUINE FRENCH,
THE FINEST TO SERVE WITH
FRUIT COURSES AND ICES. Z
QUART BOTTLES. .... TAG
PINT BOTTLES. 43c
h-PINT BOTTLES.......... "a
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HOUSEHOLD NEEDS

PLATTs CHLORIDE. BorTLE.sss
ROACH SAULT, sc. SIZE-.....23 o
WITCH HAZEL, PER OF. BOT. $50
CAMPHoR BALLS. PER BOT. l5c
CHLORIDE LIME, LIB. Box. &C.
RABBITS POTASH, BACH. &c
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ont Hilton Cburch.

Pending the installation of a regular
preacher at the Hilton Christian
Church the members Of the First Chris
tan Church, Of Irvington, are mani
testing great interest In their neigh
boris spiritual welfare. Frederick p.
Fowle and Frank r. Beach, local lay
men Of the First Christian Church.
have been conducting services at the
Hilton church during the last two Sun
days.
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DECENTRALIZATION.
RIVAL WATER COMPANIES
WRANGLE WITH COUNCIL
North Arlington's Contract Is
Finally Held Over.

Y.~..rlC,.-.
~ .wo nou.s win wayor oayuss Luz
s-e iso,.n AlNnsson Coinnaon Oouncii
iiIsn' or~l LIE wa.s1 = lae
ooiousn. ~ suburban ooMpany
"noSe stoAosl,ah was Lufnei "A oea,.
wan'eo : iidhe q com..ace 70 suppl
water AZ d rate d SoS'oo Per "iiion
VI ten years extension OF q con-
tract.
uin.u' los 1el,vy
10y SonprNs MY lesensou ooen
llla. ~ Seisoy 0l.y waSol
"as iilpus 1nu o.eIou 70 seaao lf0
eApense u al anaiysis. Ne $3.50 rs
su.eu DaynsS, ~ alswoi
tuoeeo..on .ia eao seieey Siey ~ IN
~r~u.eaSe o."-4s. 49,
- - IT. ..t,.S rs 1870
contrsct vas ,s,d avsr ,,nt,i ths INV
meeting wber Rororgh CounseI .Tohn
Rell viii, give an oninion d. IN tha
status of each comnanv.
-
Funeral of Old soldier.
Funeral servicea for Thomas Carter
+ha third - +ha ala .oId,ars - dia 81
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock in the chapel of the home. with
Chaplain John B. Ferguson oficiating.
Interment will be In Arlington Gene
terry. Mr.. Carter was 81 years old and
a veteran of Company X, Fortieth New
Jersey Volunteer Infantry.
-
A. The noeetinp of the Kearnv BOARD
of Health tonight the matter of giving
out the contract for the removal of
dead, animals will be disposed of. It is
said that the estate of Andrew j.
Kuhne. on the Kearny meadows. will
get the work and the firm of E. ].
d~ucen,ents will he turned down
49,
To Give strawberry Fete.
The Ladies', Aid societv Of the Ar
1ineton M r church rIinpto met
vastardav afternoon and decided r. hold
of = ch,rcb Th,rsd.v I,,na N ~
society will also hold . +braa-day Soc
ond-hand sail. to hepin nert weakness
dav n
.a,.., .,s s...
IT, .u.
,I."| ouoie.s - =
yesterday afternoon at the nome OF
mnss, venue.
4nIno .e We = .as' %
.ue SEASON, anu several inipreane mat
'eis "oie uisposeu o'
-- -
80" A
OF the rirst baPtist Churcn' Arlington.
YESTERDAY al.ernoon. rea was poured
" Mls. onihueii' Hals. Doueai anu Mrs.
Penhe.l, "A iarse NUMBER OIL promi-
i' i'on "oiiieh weie present
o.u.'"
ahu m~issionary Al
AsNs u Aseoh ne.u services yes
s NaN q. 10 1auraI ave
n1e' Ine io'e'
'eu INC nie
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E1empts ran ior rete
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SUGARS

HAvEMEYER'S AND ELDERS
STANDARD GRADUATED, +
25-LB. CLOTH SACK.......H.u
POWDERED SUGAR, z LBS. sc
CONFECTIONER,S SUGAR, ~ '
CRYSTAL DOMINO, 5LB. -
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Get. year for Non-support.

John Mertz was given one year in
the Hudson County Penitentiary today
by Justice Branegan. of Harrison, for
failing to provide for his wife, who
lives at 404 Jersey street, Harrison.
Mertz was arrested in Newark Tuesday
at As Hamilton street, where he had a
furnished o He is a metal worker
employed in Newark. and has been ar
rested there before on the same charge.
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SOUTH ORANGE


Councils Eighteenth Anniversary.
South Orange Council No. 1,S47. Royal
Arcanum. will celebrate the eighteenth
anniversary of the institution Of the
council tonight by having what Is
known. as a combined past regents
night and identification meeting. The
initiation exercises will be conducted
by past regents Of the council, who are
Abram Ball, James p. Benbrook, ST.,
Charles J. Beck. Harry C. Turns, Byron
Kilborn. H. ]. Bierman. George r.
Hankinson. ]. Budd Smith, H. 2.
Roland, Daniel D. Brodhead and W. J.
Morrison. AT the close of the exer-
cises Regent Walter Benefits winning
membership team will banquet the
losing team and other council members
in the ante-room. Deputy Grand Re-
gent Bierman will be POSTMASTER. This
meeting viii also be the official visit
of Grand Secretary Alberts, of Jersey
City.
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THE FINEST OLIVES
ROB ROY BRAND HERRINos
DINNER

IN TIN =
TOMATOES. FINE FLAvoREDs
LARGE NO. 8 TINS.
DOZEN, PER CAN. 4
LIS loo 3Ax .
PEAS. HANCOCK SWEET CHAM.
PION BRAND, VERY TENDER
DOZEN. PER CAN,
CORN, SWEET GREEN, FINEST
QUALITY MAINE SUGAR CORN.
PER DOZEN, PER CAN 4
LBS he
LIMA BEANS. CHOICE TENDER
TINY BEANS.
DOZEN, PER CAN.
LS lsc
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Complains Of street.

Edwin Berry, secretary Of the Board
of Health, has forwarded a letter OF
complaint to the Town Council bearing
upon the dumping nuisance In Augusta
street and the overflow of stagnant
water in Trement terrace This mat
ter will be considered at the Board Of
Health meeting tonight.
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A vocal and instrumental program
was given at Knox Chapel. Kearny.
last night under the auspices OF the
Brotherhood OF Knox Presbyterian
Church. About one hundred persons
were present.
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Election commencement.
The closing exercises of the eIocution
pupils of Mrs. Marion Jewell, of 80
Arlington venue, will AXE place at
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Della Coogan, of As Hamilton street,
Harrison, was fined SIS today in the
Harrison Police Court for acting in a
d~isorderly n Della is a frequent
visitor to the police station.
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Ladies', Aid Meet

LudIeb' AID McetIn8.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian Church, Arlington, met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. g. Inness, 8 Columbia avenue,
Arlington. The meeting was the last of
the season, and several important mat
tiers were disposed of. s
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Funeral Of James Terhune.

Funeral of James Terhune.
The funeral of James Terhune. 6s
years old, q veteran of the Civil War,
who died at the home of his daughter.
Mrs, Henry A. Tobelman, so Arnold
terrace, Tuesday night. after an
illness of -four months. took place
this afternoon n was private,
The interment was in Mt. olivet Gene
terry, Brooklyn. Mr.. Terhune Is sur
vived by another daughter. Mrs. Chris
TOPPER w. Gardan. of Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolf, Mrs.
Isaac N. E. Dodd. Mrs. Joseph Saal and
family and Mrs. Joseph Studer and
family, of Valley and First streets, will
leave next week for Bradley Beach to
spend the summer.
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wants Hatter'sb Fine Returned.

Wants Hatterssk Fine Returned.
Having obtained an order setting
aside the conviction of Anthony Bel
fore, an Orange halter. for alleged
disorderly conduct on March 81 last,
from Judge Ten Eyck, Counsel ovidic
Blanchi will seek to recover the SIS
penalty imposed on Belfiore and will
today formally notify Judge Bray OF
the action of the superior court. Bel
fore was penalized on the charge OF
refusing to obey an officer who ordered
him. to move on during a hating out
break.
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Thief stole ~Nightgowns.

Thief stole Nightgovns.
Some mean thief saw i've dainty
nightgowns on a clotheslinesin the rear
of the home of Miss Annie FftzPat-
rick, 30 Sherman street, last night. and
took three of them, worth IS each.
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Arlington church rea.

Arlington Church Tea.
A tea was given in the lecture-room
Of the First Baptist Church, Arlington,
yesterday afternoon. Tea was poured
by Mrs. Shindell, Mrs. Dougal and Mrs.
Bennett. A large number of promi-
nent Arlington women were present.
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The joint committee on the proposed
lighting plant held a final meeting In
the Drake building last night The data
gathered and the figures which have
been tabulated will be submitted to the
Improvement associations and the
Board of Trade at their meetings next
week, and after that to the lighting
committee of the Town Council, OF
which George NJ. Wills is chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Gottschalk. OF
Manhattan Park. have returned from q
visit to friends In South Jersey.
Miss Grace Storey. of Grove street
has returned from o visit to Asbury
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ring, OF
Newark, have returned from a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A Tmbrook. OF
10 Howard street.
George w. Scott. who recently Sc
cured the contracts for the grading of
Mt. Vernon avenue and Bedburne ave-
nue., is arranging to push this work to
early completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cakes and
daughter. Estelle, Of Clinton venue,
have returned from a visit to Atlantic
City.
Miss Helen Ackerson. daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry B. Ackerson. Of 1s
Fuller place, Is confined to her home
suffering from a relapse from her re-
cent convalescence.
Fire Chief Groom has issued instruc-
tons to all callmen who have attended
go per cent. of the fire calls during the
last six months 10 call on the town
treasurer for their allowance.
Councilman and Mrs. George NJ. Wills,
of Orange avenue, have returned from
q trip to Canada.
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Mrs. Sophie Feitner and her son.
John r. Feitner, of 273 Park avenue.
will sail on June s on the New Amster-
dam for Europe. They will be gone
about three months and expect IN that
time to visit. Holland, France n Ger
many. ~
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WEIGHS GRAPE JUICE
BACON AND HAMS

THE FERRIS HAMS AND
BONELESS BACON, PRE-.
FERRED BY DISCRIMINATING
HOUSEKEEPERS.
THE FINEST HAMS. LB.... iss
THE FINEST BACON, LIB. 22o
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victim Of WnnderIust.

Victim of WnnderIust. sH
Joseph McGrath, IT years old. of 244
Valley street, who ran away from home
a month ago and was gone a week,
took another fling at tramping about
the country yesterday, and got as far
as Ridgewood Park. where his brother
Frank caught him and took him back.
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Exempts PLAN Cor Fete.

EXcmpVb TI"H TUT retcs
The Kearny Exempt Firemen and
the other iremen Of Kearny and Ar
.lington are making preparations to
participate In the parade of the New
ark Exempt Firemen Monday, June IA.
when the new home of the Newark
vamps will be dedicated.
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st. Ceciua,s Program.

A varied program has beer arranged
for the entertainment to be given at
st. Cecilia's Hall, Kearny, tomorrow
night. Some of the best talent in the
State will be on hand and the affair
promises to be a success.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the Ar
lington NJ. E. Church, Arlington, met
yesterday afternoon and decided to hold
a strawberry festival in the basement
of the church Thursday, June 10. Tie
society will also hold a three-day sec
ond-hand sale, to begin next Wednes-
day. e
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-03
LAUNDRY SUPPLIES

GENUINE IMPORTED. BONE
LESS SARDINES IN PURE
OLIVE OIL; RICH, PLUMP AND
APPETIzING. LARGE CANS:
EA ssa= 3 s.ss