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NUTLEY.

James NJ. Vreeland and George Con-
molly. of Hillside avenue, are spending
a few days at Lawrenceville.
Miss Ida Falkenburg. Of Hillside ave-
nue.. is spending a few weeks at Fair
haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roger Kingsland, of
Highield lane, have returned from a
STAY at Point of Woods, l.. L.
Mrs. Frederick Spinning, of Hillside
avenue, has returned from a wv weeks
outing at Brielle.
Miss Helen Holmes. of High street,
Is home from a visit to friends at Rye,
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dunthorne, of
Centre street, have returned from a
/sojourn at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Redfern, of Pros
pect street, have returned from a few
weeks stay at Allenhurst.
Recorder and Mrs. William II. Parry
and family, of Centre street, have re-
turned from a visit to relatives at Mt.
Holly.
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Personals of
The Oranges

The Misses Kruger. Of Dodd street.
Orange, and the Misses Bentel. of Mid
land avenue, East Orange. have re
turned from a months stay at Mass
apeag, Conn.
George Merrick, of Halsted street.
East Orange, has gone to Oak Bluff,
Mass.
Elder, of As Warrington place, East
Orange, are at Asbury Park and are
registered at the Hotel Florida.
Miss Rose Hammel and Miss Carolyn
FammeL, of Orange, are at Asbury
Park, at the Hamilton Hotel.
Miss Alice Clark of Snyder street,
Orange, is home from a short stay at
Jamaica Plains. Mass.
Mrs. Fannie L. Ward. who has been
spending the summer at Tobyhanna,
Pa, will return next week to the Ho-
tel Arlington, 46 Arlington avenue,
north, East Orange.
Miss Annie Wallis, who took an auto
/ mobile trip with friends TO Harrisburg
and Gettysburg, Pa, has returned to
her home at the Marlborough, East
| Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Gilbard. of
Baldwin street. East Orange, are spend
ing a short time in Toronto, Can.
Mrs. Darcy Stephen, who is the Wis
ting parish nurse for Grace Episcopal
Church, Orange, is at the Orange Fresh
Air Home at Bradley Beach for a week
Mrs. Irene w. Baldwin and her
daughter. Miss Irene Baldwin, of 2 Uni
versity place, East Orange. are back
from Hyannisport, Mass. where they
spent a month.
Mrs. Albert E. Osborn, of 80 Halsted
street, East Orange, is visiting friends
in ST. Gabriels, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Gregory and
their daughter. Miss Helen Gregory,
formerly of South Eighteenth street
East Orange, are at Asbury Park.
Stephen Gordon. of Evergreen place
and Miner Osborn. of Halsted street
both of East Orange, are expected home
tomorrow from Shushan, n. Y.
Mrs. Frank A. Matthew, OF 33s Park
avenue. East Orange. will leave this
week Tor georgetown, (ohilf " SPNhN
several weeks.
Mrs. Rutgers Van Brunt, of Lincoln
Neh., is visiting Mrs. Benjamin F
Quackenbush, of Walnut street south
East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Neuffer, o
Ashland avenue, and Miss Mabe
Puray. of Lincoln street, East Orange
have returned from a stay at Ocea1
Grove.
Miss Grace Brennaman. of Tremon
avenue, Orange, has returned from
Chazy Lake. N. Y, where she spen
the summer at the cottage of j. I
Larkin, her brother-in-law.
Miss Mae and Miss Margaret Cuddy
of Olcott street. Orange. are spending
two weeks at Providence, R.. |.
Mrs. Norma Stein, of HiIlyer street
Orange, is home from Long Branch.
Mrs. Isador Cohen, of Lincoln ave
nue.. Orange, has returned from LAX
Hopatcong.
Miss Kittie Cunningham, of Piersol
street, Orange, Is back from Far Rock
away.
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INSANE MAN ENDS
LIFE WITH BULLET
UNDER HIS HEART
continued from First Page.)

she spoke to him. She found that he
was wounded in the left side. She took
the revolver from him, and. although
on the verge of a collapse, assisted him
upstairs. She had a neighbor summon
DR.. John F. Condor, and another mes
senger was dispatched for the Rev.
Joseph NJ. Kelly, assistant rector of st,
Peters Roman Catholic Church. The
physician attempted to probe for the
bullet, which had entered four inches
below the heart.
The last rites of the church were
administered by Father Kelly and the
man hurried to the hospital, Where an
operation was performed in a vain eff
fort to save his life.
Friel was AZ years old. Besides his
widow, he leaves sever children, the
oldest of whom is Is years. His occu-
patton was that of a salesman. He
was engaged in the furniture business
in this city a few years ago. He was
always Industrious and faithful to he
interests of his family. No other cause
than insanity can be assigned for his
act by his relatives.
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Glen RIDGE,
B~ELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
FINDS LONG-LOST
SISTER HAD DIED
Mcdonald Had Wanted to Share
His Wealth After Many
Years Separation.

Michael Mcdonald, who came to this
country from Ireland many years ago
to seek his fortune, accompanied by his
sister Annie, and who has been search
ing for her in Orange, after many
years absence in California, vest rday
learned that his sister had died. He
had sought her to have her share in
the fortune he made out West.
His sister in the meantime a mar
ried a resident of Orange by the name
of Adolph Eyerson. Their union was
blessed with four children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Everson lived in Orange eighteen
years, conducting a grocery business.
Mr.. Everson died in 1898 and nine years
later. his wife followed him.
OF the four nephews and nieces who
have never seen their uncle only one,
Mrs. Jesse King could be found. She
lives at al Ridgewood avenue. Newark.
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Policeman Williamson and Davey. OF
Kearny, will return from their vacation
at Rockaway Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton F. Harris, of
Beech street. Arlington, left last night
for Sherbrooke, Quebec Can, where
they will remain two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bogner, of Laurel
avenue, Arlington, have returned from
Saratoga.
Mrs. H. D. Newton and her daughter,
Miss Ruth Newton, of Liden avenue,
Arlington, are at Seneca Lake, Gene
va, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haight, Of
Kearny Kearny, are visiting at
Rhinebeck, y. Y.
Miss Katherine Judge, of Tappan
street, Kearny, left yesterday for a
two weeks s%ojourn at Atlantic High
lands.
Miss Margaret Brierley, OF Kearn7
avenue, Kearny, left yesterday fol-
Bradley Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Payne, OF
lis Stewart avenue. Kearny, left yes
terday for a s%ojourn at Flushing, L. I
Mrs. Alfred Anderson and family, o.
Arlington. are AT Macopin.
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IRVINGTON COUPLE
WERE SECRETLY Welded.

announcement has just been made
of the marriage of Miss Lillian Clover,
daughter of Mrs. Lena Glover, of
> Smith street, to Stewart Wolfe.
son of Mr. and Mrs. James A.. Wolfe.
of 2 Linden avenue both of Irvington
The young. couple kept the wedding a
secret until Sunday. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Carl Cir
tanner, at his Blum street home in
NewarkE on August q. A reception
was given to them last night at the
home ofNthe bridegroom's parents. The
couple WILL make their home in Irving
ton.
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CALDWELL-VERONA.

Mrs. william Caufield and Mrs.
Maurice Caufield, of Cedar Grove, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Daven-
port. Of Washburn place. Caldwell.
Miss f. r. Garland, of Newark, is
the guest of Mrs. H. H.. Jacobus, OF
Verona Township.
Isaac E. Baldwin, of Caldwell, has
gone to S%tanhope for a few days.
Miss Gladys Baldwin, of Whitfield
street, Caldwell, is visiting friends in
North Caldwell.
The Verona Borough Council will
meet Friday night at the council rooms
in Bloomfield avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Harrison, of
Bloomfield, is the guest of the Misses
Hattie and Phoebe Harrison, of West
Caldwell.
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BLOOMFIELD FAMILY
In AUTO COLLISION

Joseph F. Vogelius n family. of 10
Fremont street, Bloomfield, had a mar
row escape from serious injury in an
automobile accident, near East Quogue.
L. l.. today. They havs been spend.
ing their vacation in East Quogue and
were on their way home when the ma,
chine In which they were seated was
struck by another auto, and the occu-
pants of both vehicles thrown out, All
escaped unhurt, although the vogelius
family was severely shaken up.
The Bloomfield man's auto was badly
damaged. two OF the wheels being torn
off
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The Misses Margaret and Nora Smith.
of North Fifth street, Harrison, have
zone to New Haven.
The Misses Mary Fallon, Mary Muir
ray, Helen Black, Mary Casey, Kathe-
rine Heslin. Mabel Sanders and Grace
Walters, all of Harrison, have gone &c
Far Roekaway for a ten days vacation.
Mrs. Constance Peterson. of Brooklyn
is the guest of Mrs. John Hakenbrandt,
of Grant avenue East Newark.
The Misses Elizabeth, Mary and Isa-
bel Crawford, of Warren street, Harri-
son, left yesterday for a stay a Sea-
bright.
The Rev. Michael j. Glennon. of the
Church of the Holy Cross, Harrison,
has returned from a three weeks vaca-
ton.
The Misses May Carpenter. of South
Fourth street, and Alice Mitchell, OF
Central avenue, both of Harrison, have
gone to Keansburg.
MI. and Mrs. John Hoey, of Philadel-
phia, who have been visiting the
Misses Baierle, of Sussex street, Harri-
son, returned home today.
George v. Headley, of Central avenue
Harrison. left today for a stay at As
bury Park.
The Misses Hazel Wilhelm, of Wash
ington street, and Miss Helen Rothe
of Sixth street, Harrison, are spending
the remainder of the season at Asbury
Park.
Former Assemblyman Joseph A
Riordan, of Harrison. left today fol
Asbury Park to remain over Labor Day
Andrew Kettles, Lawrence j. Rior
dan, John Belbey, John Carey, Edward
Sweeney and Herbert Carey, all Of
Harrison, have gone to the Highland.
for a ten-day stay.
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show window in Danger.

While the drivers of a van and a
one-horse truck belonging to NJ. M.
Murphy & Sons, of 104 and log Fergu-
son street, Newark, left the vehicles
for a few moments in the town centre
yesterday the team attached to the
van became frightened at a passing
automobile and dashed in the direction
of the sidewalk in front of Joseph G..
Glasser's. store, at HOS Clinton avenue.
Patrolman Weingarth stopped the
horses just in time to prevent their
breaking through the show window.
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HARRISON--EAST NEWARK
Brady-Sumrners

Policeman Peter Brady and Miss Alice
Summers, of North Second street, both
OF Harrison, were married yesterday at
the Church of the Holy Cross, Harrison,
The Rev. Maurice P. O'Connor, rector,
officiating. Miss Margaret Mellen was
bridesmaid and William Smithwick at.
tended the bridegroom. The couple left
on a wedding trip to Atlantic City. On
their return they will reside in Jersey
street, Harrison.
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KEARNY-ARLINGT0N.
General Kearny,. Day Tomorrow.

Tomorrow viii be Kearny Day. the
day set apart in memory of General
Philip Kearny. from whom the town
derives its name. The General Phil
Kearny Cadets will raise the flag at
Arlington Park in the morning and
public buildings n private residences
will display the national colors.
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BELLEVILLE.

To Hold CIambake.
Belleville Council. knights of Column
bus, will hold a clambake next Sunday
in st. Mary's woods. James J. Neary
is chairman of the committee of ar
rangements.
Miss Sadie Klein. OF 1876 Washington
avenue, has gon to Kingston, n. Y,
for a stay of several weeks,
Peter Smith, of Pittsield, Macs. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Smith, of Van Rensselaer, street.
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To Hold Fraternity Reception.

The Epsilon Kappa Theta. of Airing
ton n Kearny, will hold it's first
fraternity reception and dance at Quin-
cy Hall, Arlington, Friday night, Sep
TENDER II. Elaborate preparations are
being made for the affair by James
MacElroy, Conrad Odendahl, William
Dennis n Rupert Thomas, the COM
mittee.
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Outing for Protectory Boys.

The Catholic Protectory Boys. of Ar
lington, were given a treat at Hillside
Park yesterday, special trolleys con-
veying them there there. The Rev.
Father Moran was their host.
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Election Board Appointees.

Two new appointments have been
made to the election board of The
Fourth ward, Harrison. In the first
district Augustus Effenbcrger takes
the place of Terence Pagan, who has
removed to Kearny, and in the second
district William Pickett takes the place
of Charles O'Connor, who has resigned.
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To Represent Patrolmen.

Policemen Davey, Vreeland n Nc
Cullough will represent the Kearny
branch of the Patrolnen's Benevolent
Association at the State Convention in
Paterson, Thursday, September s.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Pilkington
and family, have moved from 16
Howard street to their new home, at
50 Stuyvesant avenue.
The Rev. Frederick w. Hoppman, re-
tired, of the recent Second German NJ.
E. Church, of 255 Bergen street, has
moved with his family into the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. George H.
P%ilkington and family. at Is Howard
street.
Councilman August Lacombe, Eugene
Lacombe, Harry Van SAINT and George
Cochran are arranging to take a fishing
party to Morgan Station Saturday to
remain over Labor Day.
Miss Sadie Van Benthuysen, of 61
Claremont avenu is recovering from
a ~sprained ankle.
John Mckee, who is at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Johnson, of
Stanley street, will leave next week
for Lakewood.
Erwin G.. c. Gauss and family, of
Clinton avenue, west, are at Albany
n Saratoga Springs.
Sergeant Thomas Kirkbride reported
for duty today, after a ten-day vaca-
ton.
O. X. Sato and Victor Panlinatti, of
Linden avenue, have returned from q
trip to Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Miss Laura Terrill, of the Irvington
postoffice. will begin a part of her an
nual vacation tomorrow.
Chief Herbert Groom, of the fire de-
partment, started today or a ten days
vacation. During his absence Harvey
Campbell will be acting chief.
George Smith, of the Irvington Hotel,
went on an auto trip with his family
to Long Branch Sunday. 1t was the
first trip taken In his newly purchased
REQ machine.
Pierre A. Regad, of Clinton avenue,
west, will leave Saturday for a visit to
George England, of Quakertown, Hun
terdon county
Miss Jessie M%unson, of Madison ave-
nue., is at Asbury Park.
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Roof Slightly Burned.

Sparks from a locomotive are sup
posed to nave caused a fire which did
slight damage to the roof of the house
of John Walters, 203 South Fourth
street, Harrison, today. The blaze was
discovered before 1t gained much head
way.
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James H. Balmforth, of lark avenue.
has returned from a trip through
Massachusetts.
Harold Sale. son OF DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph c. Sale, Of Broad street, is in
Asbury Park.
Former Mayor George G. White. Of
Glen Ridge, accompanied by Mrs.
White. will go to Lake Mohonk. n. Y
this week.
Councilman Charles J. Murray and
his children. of Williamson avenue, are
home from Asbury Park.
Joseph Priolo, of Washington street.
will take up his residence with his
family in New London, Conn.
Mrs. Rowland S. Hill and son and
Mrs. Charles A. Hall and son, of Mont
gomery street, are in Connecticut.
Edward D. Collins. of Clinton street.
Bloomfield, has been entertaining his
twin brother, Erwin c. Collins and the
Iatter's wife from Wellsborough, Pa.
Harold c. Baxter, of Monroe place.
will spend a week at Niagara Falls.
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Republicans to Meet.

The Kearny Town Republican Asso-
citation will meet tonight at Quincy
Hall, when further steps will be taken
in the interest of the regular ticket"
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VIII Represent Firemep.

VIII Represent Ftrenen.
Fire Chief Arthur Russell, John A.
Brown, Talbot Root, Clarence White,
John H. Mylod and William e. Smith
will represent Glen Ridge at the thirty
second annual convention of the New
Jersey State Firemen's Association. to
be held in Atlantic City next Wednes-
day.
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Wagons In Collision.

A collision occurred yesterday at the
drinking fountain for horses in the
town centre between two wagons be-
longing tt Louis G. Breitenbach, of
Clinton avenue, west, and ~Stuyvesant
avenue, and Dryer, of SO Sanford street.
One, of the front wheels on Dryers
wagon was damaged.
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Mrs. MARY Not bend.


Mrs. Mary Mott Dead.
Mrs. Mary Mott died at the home Of
her son. Edgar Mott. Al lakewood ave-
rue, Upper Montelair, last night, after
a long illness. Besides her son, Edgar,
she is survived by two other sons,
Louis Mott. of New York. and Charles
Mott, of San Francisco, and n sis
ter, Mrs. E. B~loodgood. of Brooklyn.
Funeral arrangements are not yet
made.
Detective Sergeant Edward F. Reilly,
and Policemen Harry Martin and
Frederick O'Hara, will start on a two
weeks vacation tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. David r. Dwyer. of
Clsremon avenue. are home from the
White Mountains, where they spent
July and August.
Mrs. John w. Rensing and family.
of Walnut street. are home from a
stay at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur " Westlaken
and family. of Valley road, viii spend
September at Asbury Park.
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His Fingers Crushed.

John Nugent, of ISL Maple avenue,
who is employed by the Atlas Metal
Manufacturing Company, of 1873 Cot
tage street, was working at one Of the
power presses in that place yesterday
when his left hand caught in the press
and the first and second fingers and
part of the thumb were crushed.
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MONTCLAIR.
o Talk on Criminology

To Talk on Cr1minOlogy
The Rev. DR.. Thomas Travis will de-
liver the first of a series of lectures,
tomorrow night, under h auspices Of
Nelson Lodge, Son of st. George, in
Times Hall. His subject will be Grim
inology."
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snALED will be received by the
Committees Of the Board of Chosen Free
holders Of Essex County, New Jersey, for tbs
following work.
Constructing a concrete culvert on Amherst
street, East Orange
Laying cobbiestone cutters on High street
and Kingsland road. Nutley.
The proposals TO be submitted to the commit
tee on TUESDAY. September :, at the rooms of
the committee, No. 312 Court House, Newark,
and at no other time or place.
Plans and specifications may De seen a. the
above Office.
Each proposal TO be accompanied by a certi-
fed check foi 5 per cent. OF the amount OF the
10 ensure the execution Of the necessary can
tract, and Is TO be Endorsed on the outside
proposes 10 do
JAS. OWEN,
County Enk1rnnk
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SEALED

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed proposals will be received by thu
Building Committee of the Essex County Board
of Freeholders, at a public meeting to be held
in the Freeholders' rooms at the Essex County
Court House, Newark. n. j., at 1890 a. m. on
September 9Th, 1909, and then publicly opened
and read at the mentioned hour, for the corn
plete furnishing and installing Of machinery.
apparatus. fixtures, utensils, etc. and all work
in connection herewith In the new Industrial
Building and In Serving Rooms OF Dining
Rooms Nos. ! and 2. OF the Essex County Hos-
pital for the Insane, Overlook, n. j., in ae-
cordanee with the drawings and specifications.
copies OF which may be seen at the offices OF
Hurd & Sutton, Architects, Union Building.
Newark. \. j.. and where blank proposals and
any additional Information may be obtained
upon application.
Bids must be rendered for the entire work as
described in the specifications, and bids ehalI
be delivered in person by the contractor or his
representative at the time and place mentioned
while the committee Is in session, and all pro-
posals to comply in all respects with the lin
structions and conditions for the submission of
bids accompanying the specifications"
By direction Of tbs Public Buildings Commit
tee of the Board Of chosen Freeholders OF the
County Of Essex. State Of New Jersey.
HARRY OCONNELL.
Chairman Public Buildings COMMITTEES
aur27-5t
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SUBURBAN PAGE
Society In
the Oranges


Pastor Back from Europe.
The Rev. Charles E. Hutchison, rector
Of Christ Episcopal Church, East Or
ange, and Mrs. Hutchinson returned
from Europe Sunday on the steamer
George Washington. of the North Ger
m%an-Lloyd line. The Rev. and Mrs.
Hutchison landed at Naples. and
motored through Italy. Switzerland and
France. They were the guests of Mrs.
Hutchison's father, o. S. Kendall. OF
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barry, of Lew
ellyn Park, who have been at the Hart
wood Club in Sullivan county, ave re-
turned and will occupy their residence
in Llewellyn Park until the first of
November, when they win go to New
York for the winter.
Mrs. Frank Bliss Cotton, of Hillyer
street, Orange, who has been travelling
abroad with a party of riends for sew
eral months, arrived home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip McKim Garrison,
who have been at Magnolia, Mass. for
three weeks, nave returned to their
residence in Llewellyn Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Dodd, of
Montrose avenue, South Orange, will
spend the remainder of the season on
the Maine coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parish, jr., who
have been at Saranac, in the Adiron-
dacks, have returned and opened their
home in Llewellyn Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. G. Walker. of
Llewellyn Park, will shortly return
from Saranac Lake, where they have
been staying for the summer
Former State Senator Everett Colby
ana Mrs. Colby, who are at West
Hampton, l.. l.. will reopen their resi-
dence in Llewellyn Park about Octo-
Der L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Jenkins. of
Llewellyn Park, are expected home
from Lake Saranac about the middle OF
September.
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Thread Company Closes Down.

The Clark Thread Company of East
Newark has closed down for ten days
This is an annual custom, and en-
ployees are taking advantage of it te
take their vacations.
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BL00MFIELD-GLEN RIDGE
To Hold Birthday Pnrty.

Miss Virginia E. vogelius, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Vogelius, of 225 Washington street.
Glen Ridge, will entertain a number Of
her friends tomorrow in honor of her
birthday.
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street strcwn with Fruit.

of Springfield avenue, upset in Lincoln
place today, and it's contents of fruits
and vegetables were scattered over the
street.
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Today and every day-morning. eAsenins
read STARS Classified Pages.
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Mrs. Frank Bliss Cotton, of Hillyer
street, Orange, who has been travelling
abroad with q party of friends for sew
eral months, arrived home yesterday.
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