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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-20
SUBURBAN PAGE
THREE HUNDRED
At kEARNY DANCE
State and County Officers HeIa
Ladies Auxiliary, A. 0. H., to
Celebrate Anniversary.

state and county officers Of the order
were among the 300 present at the
highly successful anniversary dance Of
Kearny. in St. ceciha's new school hall.
Chestnut and Hoyt streets, Kearny.
last night. 1t Vas g shirt-waist dance
and was held to celebrate the fourth
anniversary Of the organization. Among
those who danced were:
Miss Jennie Goodwin. State vice.
president, of Newark; Miss Jennie
Brennan, county president. of Jersey
City; Mrs. James Fitzgibbons. county
vice-president, of Jersey City; Mrs.
Anna Silvers, county treasurer, of Jer-
sey City: Miss Mary K. Dwyer, Mrs.
Amelia Goodies, Miss Rose Dunn, Mrs.
Bridget Barry: Miss Beatrice Mohan.
Miss Jennie Lane. Miss Sadie Riley,
Miss Helen Lowery, Miss Maude Curran.
Miss Mae Denning, Miss Margaret
Burns, Miss Estelle Holcomb, Miss
Katherine Fleming. Mrs. Patrick
Dwyer, Miss Mary Michelhaugh. Mrs.
James Furphy. Miss Rose Mckenna,
Miss Elizabeth Burns, Mrs. John Nc
Nair, Miss Jennie Rogers, Miss Helen
Kahn, Miss Mary Kahn, Miss Katherine
Spillane, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss
Mary Hartung. Miss Helen Casey, Miss
Emma Meakem. Miss Katherine No
Ian, Miss Helen Costello, Miss Helen
Goodies, Miss Elizabeth Durkin. Miss
Alicia Byron. Miss Mary Mulligan.
Mrs. Patrick Mahon, Miss Katherine
Yeager, Miss Elizabeth Yeager. Miss
May McWatters. Miss Katherine Burns,
Miss Mary Lynch, Miss Margaret Smith.
Mrs. John Flanagan, Miss Margaret
Mooney, Miss Anra Murphy. Miss Nora
Smith, Miss Emma Meeker, Miss Mary
McGilley. Mrs. John Mason, Miss Helen
Ryan, Mrs. William J. Ryan, Miss Anna
Lowery. Miss Susan Quinn. Miss Mar
garet Allen, Miss Anna Green, Mrs.
Patrick Lucy, Mrs. Thomas Denning,
Mrs. John O'Brien, Miss Irene Jackson,
Miss Isabelle Jackson. Miss Mary Sulli-
van, Mrs. James Richardson, Mrs. John
Houten, the Rev. Thomas A. Conroy.
James P. Finnigan, Patrick ]. Dwyer,
James Donnelly, Hugh NOLAN, Henry
Stumpf. John CatteraIl. Frank Wright,
James Mulligan. john McKeon, John
L olu, IL, JOllu htI D VI lItiNpH
John Feighery. John Mylln. of Pater-
son; John Gallagher. of Elizabeth; Pat
rick Hayes. John German, James Bren-
ran, of JERSEY City; James Richardson,
of Kingsland; James H%outon, Patrick
Curley, William Downey, Edward By
ron. John Flanagan. John Wall, Johr
O'DonEell, Charles Holcomb. Johr
Eurns. jose phi Riley. jeremiah sullivan
Patrick Mahon. James Rodgers. Ed
ward Dwyer. Thomas Craw, Jane:
Prendergast. Robert Cunliffe. Thomas
Reuther, Andrew Wallace. Joseph Nc
Carthy. Charles Hunter, Frank Lynch
Edward Thomas, Professor John Rum
mel, Henry Stumpf. Edward Ferguson
John H~odgkinson, Arthur Dunn, james
Fitzgerald, Harry Evans. Barton Grant
Peter Reuther Augustus Rusch, James
Wallace, James Schlagenhaft, Martin
Shields and Eugene Kellar.
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BLOOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

Miss Lucille Spalding, of New York.
is the guest of Miss Janet Van Auken,
of Franklin place, Glen Ridge.
William J. Worcester, of Beach
street, has gone to Canada.
Frank H. Baker. of 1o2 Broad street,
has returned from Delaware Water
Gap.
Leroy zubler. of % Clinton street,
has gone to Sea Girt.
William II. Remsen, of Manhattan, Is
stopping at liz Broad street. on the
common.
Miss Helen Baker, of Broad street, is
in Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Helen o. Van Gieson, of liz
Broad street, is at Lake Mahopac,
N Y.
George Morris, superintendent of
schools, accompanied by his family.
went to North Woods, N. Y, today.
Colonel b. NJ. Ehleis, grand secre-
tary of the Lodge of Masons of the
State of New York, a position he has
held for the past twenty years, is the
guest of Recorder George w. Cadmus
in Benson street.
The Rev. Hollis B. Frissell and Mrs.
Frissell, of Hampton, Va, are visit
f,g In town.
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Personals of
The Oranges

DR.. and Mrs. J.. H. Bradshaw and
John Bradshaw. their son, of Orange,
arrived yesterday in their motor car at
Manchester, vi.
The Misses Rand, who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Arthur H.. Hearn. at West
End, Long Branch, have returned to
Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Worthern. c. B.
Northern, Miss Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
c. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. West
ervelt. William G. Barr, August Locke,
jr., and H. c.. Smith, Of East Orange,
are at Lake Hopatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Brown, of
Watson Avenue, East Orange, will
leave August s on an automobile trip
n will visit New York and the New
England States. They will be gone
about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Harnnish, Of
% Watson avenue, East Orange. are
spending the 'summer at their cottage
in Bradley Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Davenport, of
Watson venue, East Orange, are at
Cassyille, N. Y.
William J.. Sagen. of 95 Clinton street,
north, East Orange, with Miss Sarah
Sagen, will leave Saturday for New
Bedford, Mass.
Arthur Bell. of Oak street, East Or
ange. has returned from a trip to
Rockaway Beach, n. Y.
Miss Adele Brennan and Miss Kath-
crime Brennan, daughters of Policeman
Patrick Brennan. of 207 High street,
Orange, are the guests of Miss Emily
Brennan, a cousin. at Bethel, Conn.
They will be away for two weeks.
Mrs. 3. Rosen and her son, Daniel H.
Rosen, OF Sal Main street, East Or
ange, will spend the next four weeks
at the Mountain Hotel. Centreville,
sullivan county, n. Y.
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ALDWELL-VERONA

James NJ. Chandler and family are
occupying their hummer home in Han
ford place, Caldwell.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Scarlet and
family have gone to East Quogue, L. l.,
for the summer.
MIR, and Mrs. Henry Mead and SOP,
of Gould place, CALDWELL, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilroy Thorne. of Rock
away.
Henry r. Backus, of West Caldwell,
Who has beer seriously i'll with pneu-
nionia, is able to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gould, of Cali
fornia, formerly of Caldwell, who have
been visiting relatives in Caldwell and
vicinity for the last two months, re-
turned to their home on the Pacific
oas yesterday.
The Rev. ana Mrs. John r. Pratt, of
Malvern place. Verona, who have been
travelling in Europe and the Holy Lands
for the last two months, have returned.
Peter S. Belder, Of Bloomfield avenue,
Caldwell, is toshave a new house built
In Campbell avenue, that borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Jacobus. Of
Fairview venue Verona, have gone to
New York State on a visit to relatives.
Miss Helen Robbins, of Brooklyn, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. j.. Augustus
BSgert, of Hanford place. Caldwell.
Lieutenant Charles Scott, of Newark,
will give a humorous recital in the
Cedar Grove Congregational Church
Friday hight. July 20, for the benefit of
that church.
James s.. Throckmorton, jr, and
family, of Forest avenue. Caldwell, are
visiting relatives at Red Bank.
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BELLEVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. John De GraN. of CO.
lonial terrace, have returned from AS
bury Park.
The Misses Anna and Mary Reilly. IF
Joralemon street. have returned from
a two weeks trlp through New York
State and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. SieboId. Of ia
Rutgers street, will leave the latter part
of the month for Sullivan county. y.
Y, where they win remain until SEN
TENDER 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walters and
family, of Holmes street. have returned
from a short stay at Port Washington.
L. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sayre, of ia
Rutgers street, win leave the latter part
of the month for a stay of six weeks
DIT Mt. Tabor.
George L. Brooks. of S14 Main street.
will leave in a few days to join his
brother, who is camping at Twin
Lakes, Orange county, n. Y.
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SOUTH ORANGE

Mrs. Edward Reynolds has returned
to her home in New York after a visit
to. her sister. Mrs. Patrick S. Morrison
of the "Old Colonial" Ridgewood road,
Maplewood section.
Mrs. William Fl. Van Iderstine, of s.
Valley street. is spending her vacation
at Greenwood Lake
John A. Noble. of Wyoming, has pur-
chased the former residence of ]. Knox
Phillips. In Taylor place.
William J. Brown, of Riggs place,
has gone to st. Durham, in the Cats
kills. to spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wilcox and
family. of SO Riggs place, left today for
the Highlands of Navesink, where they
will register at the Cedar Grove House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Patton, of Val
ley street. who have been visiting the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Patton. of West Livingston, have re-
turned home.
Otto A. Lamow, of IS Park place,
has gone to the Catskills to spend two
weeks vacation. He will stop at st.
Durham.
Edmund krebill, of South Orange
avenue, has returned from a brief stay
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Lillian V. Voorhees, contemplates
extensive changes and improvements TO
the front of her store in South Orange
avenue.
Mrs. John r.. Weeks. Of Montrose
avenue, has returned from Belmar.
where she was visiting friends.
Charles Inslee, of Scotland road, is
at Mountains. VT.
John J. Magovern. of Prospect street.
is at Elberon for the remainder of the
summer.
Roland Lee, of II Riggs place. has
gone to Liberty Lake. Sullivan county,
N. Y.
Franklin Duell, of Maplewood sec
ton, is at Lake Hopatcong on his va
cation.
Among the guests at the Reynolds,
Asbury Park, are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Woodward, of the Maplewood section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graves enter
tanned al their home, in Fourth street,
last evening in honor of the forty
third anniversary of the formers birth.
Henry James, of Academy street, has
returned from Atlantic City.
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SAVES WOMAN AND BABY
FROM RUNAWAY HORSE.
Makes Mad Dash
Through Busy Street.

Evidently intent on reaching his
stable, a horse attached to a light de-
livery wagon belonging to Scheuer &
Sons, in East Orange, started to run
AVA at Oranges busiest corner. Main
and Gone streets. shortly before noon
today!t The horse. going at a terrific
pace, had reached the middle of the
block between Cone n Day streets,
and was rushing down upon a woman
pushing a baby carriage across the
corner of Main and Day streets, when
Matthew Chalmers, a business man of
Day street, rushed out and seized the
reins. The horse was stopped in time
to prevent any accidents.
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HARRISON-EAST NEWARK
Acting Deputy County Physician.

AcAtuE Dcputs Souhts IhssAtAan.
During the absence of DR.. Henry
Alters, of Harrison, at Sea Girt with
the First Regiment. DR.. A. A. Mulligan
is acting as deputy county physician
for West Hudson.
The Peoples Building and Loan As
ISOLATION. of Harrison, will meet to-
night at Riordan's Hall, Harrison ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller and daugh-
ter, of Cross street. Harrison, will
spend the next three weeks at the
Highlands, going there in their mot5r-
boat, Elizabeth.
Miss Lillian cunliffe. of Manor we
nue., Harrison, is spending her vacation
at Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Teresa McCoole, of Cleveland
avenue, Harrison, has returned from d
stay at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Joseph Haller and her daughter.
Miss Gertrude Halter, of Sixth street.
Harrison, will spend August at NADIA
lin. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Malone. of
Davis avenue. Harrison. returned today
from a visit at Ocean Grove.
DR.. and Mrs. George Young, of s17
Harrison avenue. Harrison, have gone
to Atlantic City.
Frederick Ehrke, of Ill North Fourth
street, Harrison. is at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kain. of John
street, Harrison, have returned home
from a stay at Atlantic City.
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MILLBURN--SPRINGFIELD

Miss Annie Cubet and Miss Dora
Bryan. of Millburn avenue. Millburn,
will leave on Thursday for a two weeks
stay at Ocean Grove.
Miss Freda Mundy. of Main street,
Millburn. left today for a three weeks
stay at Green Pond.
Harry Baker, of New York city. is
being entertained by MIR. and Mrs. AL
bert F. Lee, of Westfisld avenue,
Springfield.
Mrs. Marie Crede. Of Crawford road
Springfield, is visiting relatives and
friends in Newark.
Miss Vivian Wardwell. OF East Or
ange, is the guest of her cousin. Miss
May Stiles. of Lylden avenue. Spring
field.
George Purdy. OF Stamford, Conn,
formerly of Springfield. is visiting
friends in town for a few days.
Mrs. Lewis T. Terry. who has beer
confined to her bed at her home in
Morris avenue. Springfield. for four
weeks, is improving slowly.
Miss Eva Anderson. of Westheld ave-
hee, o|pilhsueiu' mas lStui ieu AioHi
Elizabethport, where she was the guest
of Miss Eleanor Billingrath.
Miss Lillian Budd, of Hillside av snue-
Springfield, who was visiting at sara
toga Springs Tor 4 few days. returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Parker I. Shearer. of Newark
is spending a few days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Harei. OF
Morris avenuss Springfield.
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SUSPECT INCENDIARY
ORIGIN OF KEARNY FIRE.

Though it did only 5000 damage, a
fire that broke out in a shed in the
rear of the home of Herman Behrens,
Of 1875 Duke street. Kearny, drew nearly
the whole own to the scene and gave
the lremen a hard fight to keep the
flames from spreading to adjoining
buildings. Howard Heslen, of 1853 Tap
pan street, sounded the alarm and he
and General Workman, of rs Tappan
street, rouse the inmate of the
Behrens rome. Mrs. Behrens tainted
with the excitement, and could not be
revived for some time. lncendiary
origin Of the blaze is suspected. though
Fire Chief Charles Greenfield and Pa
trolman Edward Davey, who investt-
gated. could learn little.
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HEALTH BOARD HEARS
COMPLAINTS OF DOORS.

The Bloomfield Board of Health last
night received a complaint from people
residing in the vicinity of Glenwood
avenue and Henry street regarding the
bad odors from a dump in that locality.
The matter was referred to Health In
spector Sale for investigation. A COM
plant was also received regarding the
throwing of lunch wrappers in the
streets by employees of the Westing-
house Lamp Company. This viii %
ordered stopped.
President Thompson will appear be-
fore the Town Council tonight and ask
that the work of constructing a sewer
In the Silver Lake section be started
as soon as possible as the conditions
are said to be such hat there is likely
to be an outbreak of disease there at
any time.
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Neutrality-suspicious..
WEST HUDSON EAGLES
HONOR Mr.. GREENFIELD.

Councilman William Greenfield, jr..
of Kearny, who is worthy president of
nal Order of Eagles, of West Hudson,
was last night presented with a mother
of pearl shell by members of the Aerie.
The shell bears the inscription, ITO our
Worthy President, ron the members
of West Hudson Aerie No. 1904, F.
O. E." George Woods. sr., made the
presentation speech n Mr.. Greenfield
responded. The presentation was made
at Greenfield's Hall, Kearny.
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BLOOMFIELD GIRLS HELP
THE FRESH AIR FUND.
Sell Cake and Lemonade for
Sweet Charity's Sake.

Fornoff, three young girls residing in
Baldwin street. Bloomfield, held a fair
yesterday on the grounds at 81 Bald
win street for the benefit of the fresh
air fund. The girls disposed of a large
quantity of cake, candy, lemonade, ETC.,
and realized s15 from the sale. 1t was
the third event of it's kind held by the
three misses. A feature was a grab
bag, which caused much amusement.
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'ruperal OF John j. Maggie.

The funeral of John j.. Nagle. of 523
Forest street, Arlington, the youth who
on Sunday succumbed to dropsy, after
having been i'll for seven weeks, took
place today from st. Stephens r.. c..
Church, Arlington. The Rev. Samuel
B. Hedges, pastor of the church, offered
a high mass for the repose of the soul
of the dead. The body will be shipped
to. North Adams. Mass. late today, and
interment will be made in that place.
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Dehnert to Be Candidate.

Since the redistricting of the Third
ward into two election districts. owing
to the fact that more than 600 votes
We're cast in the ward at the last cleo
ton, former Councilman Fred Dehnert
has been prevailed upon to be the
Democratic candidate for county COM
mitteeman in his district at the com
ing primaries. Louis j. Hauss. who
is prominent in the Manhattan Park
section of the ward, has consented to
be the Democratic candidate for coun-
ty committeeman in that district.
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IRVINGTON
Had Robin In Cnre.

Frank c. Lamonte, of Orange avenue,
appeared before Recorder Turton last
night on a charge by Game Warden
George Sweazy, that he had captured
a robin and placed 1t in a cage in viola
ton of the game code. Lamonte ex-
planned to the recorder that he had put
the bird in the cage because he had
found it in a sickly condition and UNI
able to fly. The warden did not press
the charge and Recorder Turton sus-
pended sentence.
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Say Domestic Took Purse.

Emil Schultze. of so Irving place,
complained to the police last night that
a 1~5-year-old girl, whom his wife had
employed as a domestic a few weeks
age. had suddenly left. taking with her,
he said, a pocket-book containing $50.
Schultze family could o tell who
the girl was or where she came from,
but knew her only by the name of
Mary.
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Mrs. Wolf Buried.

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wolf and
sons, Percy and Stewart, of 2 Linden
avenue; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tim
brook and son, Wilbur, of Howard
street; Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell.
Of 2 Linden avenue, and Aaron Wolf,
of Stuyvesant avenue, accompanied the
remains of Mrs. Emeline Wolf, who
died Saturday night, to Peapack today,
where the interment tool place.
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NOTICES.

BELLEvILLE NOTICES.
TO THE OWNERS of land and premises on
Greylock avenue. in the Township of Belle
Vile. In the County Of Essex:
You are hereby notified that the Township
County of Essex, at a meeting to be held on
August g. 1903. at 8 .. M. in the meeting room
corner Of Cortland and Academy streets. In
said Township of Bellevllle, will consider a pro-
posed orainanee entitled An ordinance TO pro
lock avenue . and you are further notified that
heard byS said committee at said time and
EDWARD Z. MATHEs.
County Of Essex.
TO THE OWNERS of land and premises on
Eleanora street. in the Township of Belle
Vile. In the County of Essex:
committee aou afe Of nfsttfh the township Of BeiIevilie, in the
County of Essex, at a meeting to be held on
August 3, 1868, at s F. M in the meeting room
corner OF Cortlandt and Academy streets In
said Township of Belleyille, VIII consider a
establish the grade of Eleanors street. and
you are further notified thar objections to said
EDWARD r. MATHEs,
CLERK OF the nbwnship OF Belleville. in the
County of Essex.
TO THE OWNERS Of land and premises on
Mann street. in the Township of Belleville. In
the County of Essex:
,sNpu are hereby notified that the Township
pominittee Of the Township Of Belleville. in the
County Of EsseS, at a meeting to be held on
August 800, at S p M. in.the meeting room
corner Of Cortlandt and Academy streets in
said Township. OF Belleville, win consider a
plo1,nsed ordinance ENTITLED IAN ordinance to
estahlish the e,ade Of Mann street. a4h you
are further notified that objections to said pro-
posed ordinance viii be heard by said commit
lee at said time and place.
EDWARD r.. MATHES.
Clerk OF the Township OF Belleville. in the
County Of Essex.
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Neishborhood Mourn. Cat.

Benjamin Harrison, a maltese cat, IS
years old. the property of Harry l.. Os-
borne, town treasurer of Bloomfield.
passed away today from paralysis after
a short illness. The animal could per-
form a large number of tricks and was
a great favorite In the neighborhood.
Its remains were placed in q, heat box
and inferred In the yard In the rear OF
Mr. Osbornefs home. <
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James Mcneil. of l Parrow street.
Orange. was today sent to the peniten-
tiary for six months In default of a
bond TO pay 81 a week to support his
two minor children. Judge Bray, in the
Orange Police Court, passed sentence.
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While leaving a Broad street car at
Clinton avenue and Harrison place last
night, Miss Armeta Gilmer, of 119 Cot
tage street, fell and injured her left
arm and ankle. She was taken to her
home.
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Remodelins Fire Alarm System.

Electrician Charles H. D. Hayward,
the son of former Councilman George
Hayward, has a force of men at work
remodeling the fire alarm system by
transferring the wires from Union I've
nue. to Augusta street.
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VIII Award school work.

The Kearny Board of Education will
hold its regular monthly session to-
night and act on bids for work needed
on the schools.
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Boys Birthday Party.

A birthday party was rendered to
Gordon E. Frey, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin A. Frey. of s Park emu
last night by the Junior Epworth
League of the Methodist Church. About
thirty were present.
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Fire In Apple Tree.

~Roundsman Farmhouse discovered an
apple tree ablaze on the grounds &c
tween Clinton Cemetery and the Hun
ter property, in Union avenue, last
night n summoned the firemen. who
e~xtinguished the fire in the branches
with the chemical apparatus.
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VIII be Shade Tree Commissioners.
AS already announced in the STAR,
John Newton, Charles A. Hungerford
and Walter Ellor will be named as
members of the Bloomfield Shade Tree
Commission by Mayor Sutphen tonight.
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S.. Felix Jacobson, assistant postmas-
ter at the Arlington p%ostoffice, has re-
turned from a two weeks stay at Pine
Fill, N. Y.
Thomas Byram, d carrier connected
with the Arlinton p~ostoffice, who resides
in Schuyler avenue, Arlington, is enjoy
ing his vacation at Lake Hopatcong.
George Smith, of Stewart ave-
hue, Arlington, a clerk in the Arlington
rostoffice, is spending a fortnight at
Allendale.
Postmaster James freeman. of the
Arlington postoffice, today sent word to
friends in Arlington that he had safely
arrived at Southampton. Mr.. Freeman
will remain abroad for sevral months.
The annual exodus from Kearny and
Arlington to Adams and North Adams.
Mass, is being made. A large number
of the older residents of the two places
originally came from the Berkshires.
Miss Olga Stremlau, a clerk in the
Office of Assessor Adclph Amaan, Of
Arlington, has returned from "A stay
with friends in Connecticut.
Mi. d0U MIS-. Jd1l1tS AOllS, Oh =
Kearny avenue Kearny. returned to-
day from a weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Secor, Of
Magnolia Arlington, have de-
rarted for Ocean Grove, to remail until
September.
Mrs. E. E Albee, of Stewart avenue.
Arlington, has returned from a stay in
Vermont.
Town Collector and Mrs. Fred rick T..
Pierce, of Arlington, have returned
from a stay at Atlantic City.
William S. Lindbloom, of Midland
avenue, Arlington, is at Greenwood
Lake.
Health Commissioner Carl F.. Zachau
and family, of Laurel venue Arling-
ton, are spending the summer in their
cottage at Bradley Beach.
Waldemar Lindbloom, Of Arlington,
is summering at Greenwood Lake.