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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-07
MONTCLAIR

Mrs. Robert c. Bethel, of Mountain
avenue, has gone to Indiana. to attend
the funeral of Mrs. George Locke, for
merly of Montclair, who died last Mon
DAY.
Miss Harriet C. Frost, Of New Brit
ain, Conn, is a guest of Miss Marion
E. Lummis, of North Fullerton ave
nue..
R. B. McLea and family, of Erwin
Park, are summering at Seabright.
Miss Marie F. Courier, of Lexington
avenue, has returned from a stay at
Asbury Park.
Miss NJ. E.. Francis. of Plymouth
street, is at Albany, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Cornish, of
Forest street, are at Gillett, this
State, for the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Wight, of
Prospect terrace, are at Blue Hill,
Maine.
r. H. Hesse, of Holland terrace, is
spending his vacation at Shelter Island
Heighta
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Williamt
and daughter. Miss Charlotte l.. Will
Jams, of South Mountain avenue, are
at Castine, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Sieg-
fried. of South Fullerton avenue, have
started on a Western trip. which will
include Tacoma, Seattle and San Fran
cisco. They went by the Canadian
Pacific route.
Miss Linda Connolly, of Valley road,
has gone to Pennsylvania to spend a
Month with relatives.
Robert Wright, of Bellevue avenue, is
! spending his vacation at Springfield,
Mass.
DIR. Margaret Morrison. OF Church
street, is at Asbury Park for a stay
of one month.
Miss Constance West, of Inwood ave-
nue., is home from a visit to Long
Island.
DIR. and Mrs. William II. Aresqn, of
Upper Montclair, have returned from
their wedding trip and are occupying
their home in Bellevue avenue. corner
Park street.
Miss Edyth Cunningham, of Bradford
avenue, has gone to Scotland for an
extended visit.
Mrs. F. j. Balmas. of Claremont ave-
nue., is visiting friends at Wallingford.
Conn.
Mrs. w. b. Dodd and children, of
Clareville avenue, have gone to Blue
Mountain Lake, where they win spend
the remainder Of the summer.
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CALDWELL-vERONA

Miss Marion Condit, of West Orange.
is visiting Miss Evelyn Davenport, of
Bloomfield avenue, Verona. 3
. Alonzo Sheeler, of Paterson, is visit
ing relatives in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williams. of
Brooklyn, are visiting in Caldwell.
Mrs. Lester Thayer and her daugh-
ter, Miss Marion Thayer, of Boston, are
guests of Mrs. A. d. Wyckoff, of But
terwood road, Essex Fells.
Mrs. w. H. Jacobus and Holly
Jacobus, of Lakeside avenue, Verona,
are spending two weeks at Asbury
Park.
w. p. Johnson and LemueI w.
Jacobus have gone to Portland, Me.
Fillmore Condit, Of Verona, has pur-
chased a lot in HiIlcrest terrace from
Arson A. Voorhees,.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Goldberg, of
Brooklyn, are guests of Mrs. Henry
Steinhoff, of Central avenue, Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cowie and
family, of Verona township, are spend
ing a few weeks at Dover.
Mrs. Sarah Miller, OF Campbell ave.
nue.. Caldwell, has gone TO Delaware
Water Gap for a months ~sojourn.
Miss Mary Sullivan, of Stroudsburg
Pa, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward A. Wolff, of Hillcrest terrace.
Verona.
William Clark, of Wilmington. Del,
is staying in West Caldwell for two
weeks with relatives.
Thomas S. Gladding, of, Caldwell. has
purchased a large plot of ground on
Sunnywood Heights, Verona. from
Clinton d. Baldwin.
Miss lilly Nately, of New York. who
has been visiting Mrs. Richard Tomp-
kins, of Caldwell township. for the past
month, returned home yesterday.
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NUTLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Taylor and
family, of Brookfeld avenue. are
spending a few weeks at the Hotel
Denmore, Asbury Park.
Mrs. James McElligot and Miss Te-
resa McElligot. of Hillside avenue are
visiting friends at Cortland, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Redferl,, of
Prospect street, are spending the re-
mainder of the summer at Allenhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIC. Davis, of Colonial
terrace, are visiting relatives at Gou-
verneur, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunthorne. of
weeks at Ocean Grove.
Douglas Piersony of Franklin avenue.
is spending a week at Fort Wads-
worth, l.. l..
Miss Mamie Harmon, of Franklin
avenue, and Miss Julia Hockstrausser.
of High street, are spending a week
at Rockaway Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. C. Gothwaite and
family, of Prospect street. are sum
r-ering at Deposit, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Gardner,
of Elm place, have returned from a
stay at Point Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Weiant, of
yreeland avenue, will spend a week at
Tuxedo. N. Y.
William Leuttgens, of Hartford,
Conn, is visiting his brother. Gustav
Leuttgens, of Kingsland street.
Miss Anna L%angdon, of Hawthorne
avenue, is sojourning. at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Van Wrinkle,
of Miller street. have returned from
a three weeks s~ojourn In the Cats
kills.
Miss Mary Mitchell, of New Bruins
wick. is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael c. McElligot. of Hillside ave-
nue..
Mrs. Edwin Probert. of Mountain
View avenue, will spend the remainder
of the sunlme at "Oakcroft," Jackson,
Mich.
Mrs. o. ID. Falkenburg and Miss
Sarah Falkenburg. of Hillside avenue.
have returned from a months stay at
Thawville. III.
The Misses johanna and Bessie Nc
Elligot. of Hillside avenue. have re-
turned from a two weeks stay at
Woodbourne, N. Y.
Mr.. n Mrs. Richard T. Newton, of
Edgewood avenue, are on an automo-
bile trip across country to Cape Cod,
Mass. They expect to be away about
! month
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CALD WELL.
VERONA AND
E D
HtRE'S 4 BASEBALL
GAME WITH CLASS
South Orange Cops and Firemen
SO Keen for IT They Barely
Speak in Passing.

Rivalry has reached the fever heat
stageb between the South Orange village
fremen and policemen and nothing
much Is talked Of except the baseball
game which is to be contested on the
Taylor grounds. that village. on satur-
day. August q, between present and
past members of both departments for
the benefit of Five Chief Harry J.
Becker, who is i'll.
Police Marshal Thomas F. Mcguire
and Former Assistant Fire Chief NJ. A.
Fitzsimmons were seen TO pass zach
other on South Orange avenu today
without speaking n it developed that
the baseball game caused the fall
ing out"
The two were said to have talked
old times on the ball field recently and
"Fitz,' as he is regularly designated.
told the marshal that he was a better
pitcher just now h a Mcguire was a
first baseman. The two held down those
respective positions on the Scuily Reds
in South Orange years ago.
"Fitz" is slated to pitch for the
vamps n he will endeavor to even
up matters for last years defeat of the
"Vamps" by the Cops" The game
went 10 twelve innings, the final score
being 3 to =.
Former Foreman Cornelius P. Nolan
will catch for the fremen. Besides these
two former stars of the diamond,
former Chief Billy" Decker. "Jaek
Herman, Jimmy Farrell, Jack Bar
rett, Johnny Bowe. Bert" Carter.
Joe Feindt. phil O'Donnell. George
Yeager. joe Tracey. Joe" Feindt,
Dol" Ash and pete" Newman will
be in the hremen's lineup.
Besides Marshal Mcguire. who will
occupy the first base position, the blue
coats will nave Bill Smith n Ser
geant Tom Sherry to twirl and Joe"
Smith and "Hughey" Conlan will back
them up. Jack" Matte viii cover
most of right field. Bicycle Policeman
Theodore Steve will be in the centre
garden inc he viii nave his bicycle
on hand in case he is called upon to
chase a fly.
Then there are all the Pats" Shelf
hngton, Mcguire, Kelly and Reynolds
who are eligible to play. as are Ed"
Tracey, Tom Simpson. ED" Hatton
and numerous other performers
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements lis composed of John j.
Bowe, Peter j. Newman and James F.
Farrell.
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MISREPRESENTATION T4-f41-ff
Personals of
Che Otan4c

Harry T. Crowley and Bernard /
eran, well-known business men {
ange returned today from an ext =
tour of the New England Sta 81
upper New York State. TIL !
visit to DIR. Seward Welt state in
Vermont.
Edward l.. Davis, a well-known
young lawyer of Howe < Davis's office
in Orange, left today for a trip to the
Bermudas. He will return late this
month.
Recorder Francis A. Mott, jr.. of
East Orange. and William H. French,
of Newark, and Vanderbilt Olmstel, of
Montclair. are going to Greville this
afternoon to participate in a target
competition.
Sylvanus James Num-. of IS Day
street. Orange, and William Butts
Wachenfeld, OF Main street, Orange,
will leave today for a camping trip at
Lake Mashipicong, Sussex county.
Mrs. Margaret McCrea. of Freeman
street. Orange. and her sisters are
spending a week at Coney Island.
Miss Mary A. Lang and Miss Be
linda Gilhooley. of Orange. and Miss
Lettie Henry. of New York, left today
for a two weeks vacation at Far
Rockaway.
Fred N. Purdue, of Main street, East
Orange, who recently purchased a
motorcycle, has been spending his va
cation in taking trips about the coun-
try on his machine.
Miss Evelyn Winki,, of Central ave-
-, ranna hos met rot.rnaA from
Plain1eld, where she spent a months
vacation with friends.
Miss Dorothy Condit, of IS Babcock
place, West Orange, has returned
from Mt. Pleasant. where she spent
two weeks with relatives.
The Misses Frances, Elizabeth and
Gertrude Murphy, of SO Cone street,
Orange, are at Ideal Beach for two
weeks.
H. W. Rising. of Franklin avenue,
East Orange. is erecting a dwelling in
Franklin terrace, East Orange, to cost
S. $500.
Miss Alice Clorer, of Valley road,
West Orange, will spend two weeks at
Asbury Park.
Mr.. Mrs. James Leary, of Can
field street. Orange, will spend two
weeks at Rockaway.
Miss Ada Weston, of West Orange,
has gone to the Highlands to spend a
week.
Miss Mae Borgquist and Miss Mary
Peterson will leave soon for a two
weeks stay at Bensonhurst, Long
Island.
Miss. Olive H. Bray, daughter of
Police Justice Joseph B. Bray, of Day
street. Orange. left today for the Beech
woon Inn, Asbury Park. for a short
stay.
Miss Myrtle n Miss Jennie Thatch-
er. of Alden street, Orange, and Miss
Anna Baker. of Main street. East Or
ange. are in Green county, New York.
for two weeks.
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THE ORANGES,
BLOOMFIELD,
M0NTCLAIR
kEARNY SUED BY
WATER COMPANY
Suburban Concern Wants S2O,-
600 Deducted for Alleged
Oyercharging.

Deputy Sheriff William Feighery. of
the sheriff's office, Jersey City, has
served papers on Town Clerk William
b. Ross, of Kearny, in a suit brought
against the town of Kearny by the
Suburban Water Company. The suit
is for $4,000 and is returnable at
Trenton August Is.
The suit is the outcome of the action
OF the Common Council of Kearny in
deducting from the bills of the water
company a large sum of none which
is claimed to be an ~overcharge, the
argument being that the towns con-
tract s~tipulates that If another town
or city in the county gets water
cheaper than $3.50 a million gallons
Kearny shall get it prop~ortionately as
cheap. 1t is claimed that Bayonne is
getting it for $73.04.
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The Turnpike Oiled.

The Hudson County Board of Free
holders has caused the Kearny turn
pike to be oiled and patrons of the troll
ley cars are no longer annoyed by
binding clouds of dust.
The Rev. Samuel ]. Hedges. rector
of st. Stephens R. C. Church., Airing
ton, is enjoying a 24-day cruise to Eu-
rop
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Salmond,
Miss Jeanne Salmund, Mrs. James Ring
gold, Mr.. and Mrs. James Salmond,
Miss Quenie Ringgold, James Ringgold,
James Salmond, Sd, md Mrs. Jennie
~Greenhalgh, all of Arlington, are rus
~ticating at Asbury Park.
Thomas R. Cornwall and family. OF
Beigrove drive, Arlington, are at Noun
tain View. for the rest of the sum-
mer.
Miss Dorothy Hunter, of u Kearny
avenue. Arlington, has returned from
O. European tour.
William Davis and family, of GO
M6lshemus avenue, Arlington, are at
Asbury Park.
Bernard Jackens, of Arlington, who
went to Germany more than a month
ago, will sail for home next Saturday.
Mrs. John M. Gillespie and her sons,
Forest and Wylie Gillespie, and Mrs.
S. c. Henderson, a | of Hickory street,
Arlington, are summering in Orange
county, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Bailey, of
New Lawn VENUE, Arlington, are at
Households, y. Y.
James Lindsay, of Devon street,
Kearny, has returned from Memphis,
Tenn, where he spent a year.
Miss Eta Carroll. of Forest street,
Arlington, is at Butler.
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GLEN RIDGE,
%BELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
LOWER PRICE Of
ICE 81 A TON
West Hudson Company Takes
Action That Spreads Rejoic-
ing Among Consumers.

the West Hudson Business Mems Ice
Company that, beginning Monday. the
price of ice will be reduced 81 per ton.
This will make the price "a per ton. re-
ducing it from So.
This is joyful news to the consumers
in West Hudson. and means the re-
appearance of the ive-cent piece of ice
that was abolished when the price was
raised.
This action was taken by the ice
company in accordance with a r3so-
luton previously adopted that whea
the market price vas reduced els where
the local company would follow suit.
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BELLEViLLE

Miss May Dersyshire. of IA Union
avenue, left today for Morristown,
where she will spend her vacation.
Miss Anna Krause, of Fishkill. y. Y,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Peeh, of John street, has re-
turned home.
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KEARNY-ARLINGTON.
stabbed Husband Recovering.

Peter Faulkner, of 2 Clark avenue
Kearny, who was stabbed last Satur-
day night, was reported today as being
on the road to W. At st.
Michael's Hospital. Newark, where he
las been confined since the stabbing,
it was said today that he would soon
be able to leave the hospital. Mrs.
Peter Faulkner. the mans wife, and
Joseph Henry, a neighbor, both of
whom are said to know something
about the stabbing, are locked up in
the Hudson County Jail.
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Going to Fishing Banks.

Charles Schultz, Frank Brown, Wal
ter Bennette, Joseph Sonnenberg,
Charles Mile, Henry Ellenbach, Fritz
Jester, Henry Henderson. William
Quinn and Edward Hardkopf. all local
anglers, will go to the fishing banks
tomorrow with the City Line Fishing
Club.
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HIGGINS TO FIGHT
FIRES In IRVINGTON.
Has Had Much Experience as a
Volunteer.
@NSssAN

Alexander l.. Higgins, who has just
been appointed a regular fireman by
the %Irvington Town Council, will enter
upon his duties tomorrow. Higgins,
who is 25 years old. has beer a resi-
dent of the town for the last fourteen
years.
In the summer of 1902 he entered the
service of the old volunteer depart
ment. as a runner. On February I,
1905, he became an active volunteer at
tached to Hose Company No. 2. of
which company he became assistant
foreman in 1906, being elected foreman
in 1907 and reelected in 1898. Since the
volunteers were d~isbanded. June 1,
1908, he has. served as a callman. His
record for prompt and diligent service
is excellent.
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To Conduct Union services.

The Rev. Uriah McClinchie, pastor
of the Reformed Church. will preach
beginning tomorrow at the Joint serv-
ices Of his church and the Methodist
Episcopal Church, which will be held
at the latter church at Union avenue
and New street during August.
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Night" August Is, at the lodge room.
The Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Kahn. of 200 John street, Harrison, left
today for Far Rockaway, to remain
several weeks.
The Misses Hannah n Helen Co.'S
tello. of Davis venue, Harrison, left
today on an extended trip to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Canada.
Miss Gertrude Denton, of 224 Johr
street, Harrison. is spending her vaca-
ton at New Providence. 81
Mrs. Thomas Barry and her daughter,
Miss Jennie Barry, of Second street,
East Newark, are visiting at Great
harrington and Pittsfield, Mass.
Miss Margaret Hughes, of Washing
ton street. Harrison, is at the High
lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ross, of 81
South Third street, Harrison, are at
Asbury Park.
Former Councilman Henry w. New
bon and Mrs. Newton, of Sussex street,
Harrison, are at Dingman's Ferry, Pa.
Mrs. Thomas Kenny, of Bridgeport,
Conn, is the guest of Mrs. Benjamin
eve of los Second street, Harrison.
The Misses Ethel and Helen Pross. of
cleveland avenue Harrison, are So
Journ1ng at Hopewell, this State.
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Spree Costs Him So.

(. John Werth, of Newark, vas ar
rested at Springfield and Washington
avenues, last night by officers Meyer
and Farmhouse for intoxication. He
was fined So today by Recorder Turton.
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BECOME Honorary Members.

Jacob Werthman. of 80 Normandy
place; William M. Hodgetts, of 1855
Springfield avenue, and John Bruck, of
Clinton venue were elected honorary
members of the Irvington Veterans
Association last night.
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Special Policeman William Finnegan
has lust become the proud father of a
baby boy. He intends to make a po-
liceman out of him..
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H~ARRISON-EAST NEWARK
BROTHER AND SISTER
JAILED FOR DRUNKENNESS
Neighbors Complained of Condi-
lions in Their Home.

Miss Margaret Clark and her brother,
James Clark, of % Hamilton street,
Harrison. were arrested yesterday for
drunkenness and violation of the
health code. Their apartments were
said to be in a filthy condition. causing
complaints from neighbors and from
the owner of the house, Miss Theresa
Tighe. of Newark.
Health Inspector John T. Mcclure
visited the place yesterday in COM
pany with Chief of Police Rodgers and
says he found things in a frightful con-
dition.
Today Justice Branegan gave both
of them ninety days in the county
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Mrs. Owen Trayers pend.

Mrs. Owen Travers died yesterday
afternoon at her home in Mill street.
after a long Illness due to route in
digestion. STE is survived by her hus-
band and q son.
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pinochIe Club Organized.

The Irvington Pinochle Club was or
ganized last night at the Irvington Ho-
tel. George Bauer was elected presl-
dent and George Smith treasurer.
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s%uIIivan's Condition Unchanged.

The condition of Patrick Sullivan,
the Newarker, who was injured on the
kearny turnpike a week ago last night,
still remains unchanged. Sullivan is
confined to St. Michael's Hospital, New
ark.
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cre.cent- to Play Irvlneton A. c.

The Crescents, of the Original Inter
city League, will be pitted against the
Irvington A. c.. on the Lyons avenue
diamond tomorrow afternoon,
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e Frederick F. Hobson, formerly of
Newark. has taken up a local residence
at . Bruen avenue.
Miss May Helwig. of IS Fern avenue,
is spending a week at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Leonard Spawn, in Ocean
Grove.
Mrs. Fannie Horton, of 1924 Spring
field avenue. who had an operation per-
formed upon her a few days ago, at st.
Miehael's Hospital, is progressing well
toward recovery.
Russell Grove, of Philadelphia, agent
for the Aluminium Cooking Utensil
Company, of Pittsburg. is at present
located in Irvington.
Michael O'Connor. of 1044 Springfield
venue is receiving special treatment
at st. Michael's Hospital for an eye
ailment.
Miss Isabella kirkbride. of 46 Cum
mings street, is spending the month at
Swartswood Lake, Sussex county.
Harry Van SAINT, jr., of s65 Spring
field avenue. will leave next week on a
two weeks vacation to Niagara Falls
ard other points.
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select pate for Annual Ball.

Division Nc. 10, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, of Harrison, will hold it's
annual ball and reception Monday
night, November /, at R~entschler's
Hall, Harrison.
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A Dinner TO Her Guest.

A dinner was rendered last night by
Miss Eta Beaumont, of SO Augusta
street. to Miss Hilda Enstrom, of New
York, her guest, Covers were laid for
twelve. a delightful program of song
and other music, as well as dancing,
was enjoyed. Those present were: Miss
Eta Beaumont, Miss May Brooks. Miss
Ida Burton, Miss Ethel Risdon. Miss
Jennie Beaumont, Miss Hilda Enstrom,
John Burton. John Feltemeyer. BenJa-
min Corey, John Mcdowell, Daniel and
Harry Wilson.
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Planning for Chrldren's Night.

Ethic Lodge, Knights of Pythias, of
Harrison, will have a ''Children's
Night" August 16, at the lodge room.
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Harry It. Crowley and Bernard /
eran, well-known business men {
ange, returned today from an ext -
tour of the New England Sta
upper New York State. TIL :
visit to DR.. Seward Welt state II