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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-27
NU'TLEY

Truman Whitney. of Now York, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Whit
ney. of Satterthwaite avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F. Fallon. OF the
Enclosure Passaic avenue. are
spending the summer at Eastern Point,
Gloucester. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Durham, of
Sylvan place, are spending a few
week at South Norwalk, Conn.
Mrs. II. Z. Bedford. Of Brooklyn.
10 has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Carleton. of Nutley avenue,
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Edey. of Whit
ford aNenue are sojourning on the
shores of Long Island sound.
DIR. j. N. Watts. of Passaic avenue,
has returned from Asbury Park.
MI. and Mrs Arthur B. Gladwin and
Miss w. Gladwin, of Highheld lane,
| ave returned from Seabright.
Mrs. George Napier and son, of High
field lane, are spending the summer at
M%antoloking.
Emily G. R~eisenbaum, OF Troy. y. y,
formerly of Nutley, is visiting friends
IN town
Mrs. William d. Bachelor. Of Kings
and street. Is at Lake Hopatcong for a
few weeks.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
KEARNY PLUMBER
IS STILL MISSING
of VIM. Hartmann Cam
not Understand His Strange
ly Prolonged Absence.

No word has yet been received from
William Hartmann, the .Kearny
plumber, who disappeared from his
home In Kingsland last Thursday.
Hartmann's family is much worried
over his absence. The missing man
had a plumbing business at the corner
of Kearny avenue and Dukes street,
Kearny.
In the early part of June Hartmann
was thrown from his wagon in Belgrove
drive. Kearny, and sustained painful
injuries. He continually complained of
having pains in the head as a result of
the fall he received. He did not act
strangely, however.
The police all over the State have
been asked to be on the lookout for
the missing man. He is about i've feet
tall and very dark.
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MILLBURN--SPRINGFIELD.

Police Justice William E. Summers.
of Millburn, will leave tonight for a two
days business trip to Boston.
The Rev. William Hoppaugh, pastor
of the Springfield Presbyterian Church.
left yesterday afternoon for Cedar
Lake. Denville, where he will visit
friends for this week.
Mrs. Ralph SheviIle and her daughter,
Miss Natalie Sheville, of Morris ave-
nue., Springfield. left today for West
Kill. N. Y, where they will stay until
September.
Miss Lille Ehlers. of New York city.
is being entertained by Mrs. Charles F.
~Laugenhahn, of Morris avenue, Spring
field.
Budd Brill has returned to his home
in Springfield, after a ten days visit
with relatives and friends at South Or
Miss Louise .Quinzel, of Newark. is
being entertained by her sister, Mrs
George w. Parsell, of Maple avenue
Springfield.
Mrs. Kelsey r. Hastings is confined
t O her home in Westfield avenue,
Springfield, by illness.
Miss Florence Bond. of Chatham. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Quincy
Stearns, of Crawford road, Springfield.
Mrs. Harriet Parker Worthington
and children,-of Belleville. who were
the guests of Mrs. Worthington's
mother, Mrs. George W. Cain. OF
Springfield, last week, returned to their
home yesterday.
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USES TABLE KNIFE
TO KILL HERSELF
Orange WOman's Poor Aim
Saves Her Life-III=heaIth
Caused Dependency.

lowing two attacks of paralysis. Miss
Mary Valentine. "a years old, a do
nestle, who had been living with her
mother at 40 Henry street, Orange, took
a tableknife shortly before 8 a. IN. to-
day and plunged the steel into her
wrist, seeking to sever an artery. The
aim was poor, and there was little force
to the blow. The main artery was o
severed.
Miss Valentine was hurried to the
Orange Memorial Hospital, where her
injury, which was slight, was dressed.
The police were notified, and arranged
for her commitment to an asylum. as
the woman insisted she would kill her
self the next time she had the oppor-
tunity.
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KEARNY--ARLINGTON.
COMPLAIN OF STREET CAR
WITHOUT A CONDUCTOR,

Complaints are again being heard
in Arlington over the failure of the
Hudson River Traction Company to
place a conductor on the car that runs
from the Arlington depot to the Belle
vile turnpike. The motorman acts as
his own conductor. Several times boys
car and some of them sustained serious
injuries, 1t is said. The Fourth Ward
Republican Club of Arlington has taken
the matter up n will request the
Common Council to insist upon havirt
a conductor on the car.
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The Town Republican Club, of
Kearny. will meet at Quincy Hall, Ar
lington, tonight for important business.
George M. Vanderhoef, of 113 Eli
shemius avenue, Arlington, who has
been in Europe since June is, sailed for
home today from Berlin. He is on the
steamer Crown Princess Cecilia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Marion and
daughter, of Kearny avenue, Arlington,
are at Barnegat City. for a short stay.
Stuart c. Ross, of Arlington, Is
spending the summer in Porto Rico.
William S. Montgomery and family,
of Midland avenue, Arlington, are en-
joying a few weeks at Asbury Park.
August Siemerling, of Laurel avenue,
Arlington, is enjoying a few weeks
stay at Pine Bush, N. Y.
MI. and Mrs. William E.. Thicker,
formerly of England. have arrived in
Arlington and will make that place
their future home.
MI. and Mrs. Charles o. C. Irwin, of
Grand place, Arlington, have returned
from a stay in Delaware.
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SOUTH ORANGE
Outing at Coney.

An Outing at Coney.
A party of residents of South Orange
left today for an outing at Coney
Island. Included were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Tracey and family. Mrs
Thomas Cregan, the Misses Josephine.
Mary. Jane and Helen Morrison, Miss
Margaret Beirne. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Davey and family. Edward Bodei. Mss
Augusta Bodei. George Peters, Denis
Maher and Robert Morrison.
Mrs. Ann Kelly and her daughter.
have gone to Bradley Beach for a two
weeks s%ojourn.
Thomas Stout, of III Scotland road.
left today for Asbury Park, where he
will spend a month
Duncan Melville. of Roland avenue,
has gone to Asbury Park for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew S. March. of
Scotland road, are at Briarcliff Manor,
y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Graham King. of Tillou
road, are at Quogue. L. l., for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Admiral and Mrs. Edwin stewart, OF
Scotland road. are in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Gould, Of
Montrose avenue, have returned from
New London. Conn.
Mrs. Arthur B. Leach, of Scotland
road, is at Westhampton. L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Rodil, of
Scotland road. are at Winnesook Lodge,
in the Catskills.
Mrs. Leslie Freeman. of Ralston We
nue.. Is at East Quogue, l.. 1.
James Foley, of Hartford road. hss
returned after a brief stay at Emmets-
burg.
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CALDWELL-VERONA

Miss Viola Cornell, of Personette
street, Caldwell, returned last night
from a visit with friends in Portland,
Me.
Mrs. John w. Gosman and family, OF
Sunset avenue, Verona, will camp at
River Head, L. l., for the month OF
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brugler, of West
VILE avenue, Caldwell. returned yester-
day from an outing at Atlantic City.
Mrs Fillmore Condit and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Everett Condit, of Bloomfield
avenue, Verona, will sail for Europe
tomorrow on the Lusitania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore l.. Farrand,
of Claremont avenue, Verona, have
gone to Split Rock on an outing.
Mrs. Sarah Mead, of Cleveland street,
Caldwell, has gone to Lake Hopat-
cong.
Mrs. William J.. .Garrabrant. of Grove
avenue. Verona. is at Asbury Park.
James C. Sprig and family. of Wool
ton road. Essex Fells, have returned
after a months stay with relatives at
Washington. d. c.
Mrs. Lawrence Warren, of Newburg,
N. Y, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Harvey Hoyt. of Campbell avenue.
Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G.. Lockward,
of Bloomfield avenue, Caldwell, will
sail for Europe August 4, to be gone
for two months.
The Rev. DIR. Henry X. Denlinger, of
Newark, WILL preach In the Fairfield
Reformed Church Sunday next.
Mrs. Thomas Thorne and Mrs. Hor-
ace Welshman, of Bloomfield avenue.
West Caldwell, have gone to Sag Har-
Dor for a two weeks vacation.
Benjamin f. Howard, of Grove ave.
nue.. Verona. has returned from a two
weeks stay at Atlantic Highlands.
Miss Clara Burgess, of R%oseville, is
visiting Mrs. Isaac Lane, of Whitfield
street, Caldwell.
James H.. Lish, of Caldwell, has been
friends at Coney Island.
Mrs. Percy Griffin. of Fairview ave-
nue.. Verona. is the guest of friends in
New York State.
Clarence Rikel, of Brooklyn, is in
Caldwell spending his vacation.
Harvey Hafer. of Gould street. has
gone West for two months.
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CAICHERJ
READY TO QUIT
AFTER ONE DAY
Matters Reached Climax When
Someone Released Cannes
They Had Caught.

Henry Frobell. of Kearny. the official
~dog-catcher, of B~ellevine, who took up
his duties for the first time yesterday,
is today about ready to throw up the
job in disgust, after his experience. He
and his. assistant have been in trouble
eve since they started.
Bright and early yesterday Frobell
and his two helpers drove into town in
a big truck. Business was good along
Washington venue and William street
and by. the time the truck reached
John and Washington streets 1t was
pretty well filled. The three catchers
took a Fest at this. point. During their
absence a boy, whose pet a been
caught, stole up'to the rig and released
his own animal. Just incidentally four
other dogs escaped. The catchers re-
turned just in time to prevent a whole,
sale delivery. This act was repeated
in Mill street, when a man, trying to
others.
i Met Trouble All over Town.
The troubles continued all over town,
and they had to submit to insult and
their work in a businesslike way, how
ever. and by noon tine township lot at
Holmes and Cortlandt streets, which
vas converted into a pound. had been
pretty we'll filled with canines of every
description.
~ 1D,,t tAs- ts-eA4 49, .N, xIa
dogs began TO appear to claim their
pets. Argument and abuse were of no
avail, each owner being compelled to
pay 81 to claim his pet To secure
themselves against further raids, the
owners repaired then to the home of
Township Clerk Edward Mathes, where
they purchased license tags.
When night fell the pound contained
about % yelping "ki-yfs." The catchers
went home after seeing tina everything
was secure, but had hardly boarded
cars for Kearny when an aperture was
made in the fence surrounding the
pound and all the animals were let
loose. a -. 81
Policeman to the Rescue.
Frobelf and his men were pretty
~ Sic ChC ilC liAoy ! VI
for work today and found their quarry
had disappeared. They we're not will
ing to admit failure, however, and gave
their attention to the Soho and Silver
Lake sections. One Of the catchers
nabbed~ a dog belonging to colored
man In Belmont The. owner
OF the dog rushed out of the
house yelling for his dog, and when
thu rafphaY mid M offonfiap he pfDlrAJ
up a brick m heaved it at him. His
aim was true, the brick hitting the dog
catcher in the pit of the stomach and
doubling him up. The other catcher
went to his assistance and after a time
he came round all right.
Before proceeding further Frobell
called up the police station and told
his troubles to Sergeant Charles Perl.
The latter sent out Policeman Louis
Bonnello to protect the men.
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ACCUSED BY HIS WIFE
OF BEING DRUNKARD

John Hood, of Grant avenue, East
Newark, appeared before Recorder
Fitzgerald. Of East Newark, charged
by his wife with being an habitual
drunkard.. Hood is 50 years old and
his silvery hairs impressed the re-
corder. who disliked t o send him to jail.
Mrs. Hood keeps a store in Grant ave-
nue. and she asserted hat her nus
band would pilfer articles from the
store m sell them for drink. She
wanted him sent ava as she said it
was all she could do to support the
children. The recorder obtained Hoods
promise to abstain from liquor, how
ever, and fined him only 81 and costs.
The old man vas unable to pay and
after he had looked pleadingly at his
wife she relented and produced the
money.
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The Junior Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor of the First Chris
tian Church will hold a social and sing
ing service on the church lawn Friday
afternoon. from 2:30 to $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Delaney. their
daughter. Miss Imogene. and son,
James Delaney, are camping at Two
Bridges.
Miss May Farmhouse, daughter of
Roundsman Farmhouse, of Union ave-
nue., is convalescing from an attack of
tonsilitis.
Miss Amelia Bundschuh, of 10
Twenty-first street, is spending a week
at Bradley Beach.
Miss Mildred Groel, of Howard street,
is spending her vacation with her
grandmother in Chatham.
Miss Katherine Bethold. of Orange
place, has returned from a stay in
Westfield.
Miss Media Hemsath, of Yonkers, is
spending a week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fritz Jester, of g. Twenty
first street.
Miss Alma Herrick, of Clinton ave
nue., is In Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Prick, of II
Rodwell avenue, lave returned from u
stay at Soldiers Beach. Morgan sta
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Young, of Avon ave-
nue.. is at Asbury Park.
The Rev. and Mrs. William H. Hainer
n their daughter, Miss Elsie Haiper,
are camping at Two Bridges. Mr..
Hainer will come to town to conduct
Sunday services at the First Christian
Church.
}Gi}iam Quinn, of Springfield avenue,
~, 'aned to his home by illness.
Ella Foster. of Cottage street.
is visiting friends in South River.
Miss Mae Pollak, of the Bronx. is
visiting at the home of Firmin Judas,
of 81 Park avenue
Patrolman Edward Weingarth re-
ported for duty today after a ten days
vacation.
Miller N~unemaker, of Darby, Pa. has
returned from a visit among friends in
town.
Mrs. Rudolph Yeitter. of Grove street,
is visiting at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Westeley Bothem, Of Jersey City,
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WOMAN INJURED BY
TROLLEY in IRVINGTON,

Miss Marcia kaufman, of So Oak
street, East Orange, was struck last
night by Springfield avenue car No.
2o6s, in charge of Conductor Shipley
and Motorman Kinney. The accident
happened at Forty-third street, near
the entrance to Olympic Park. The
injured m was taken into the park
and shortly afterward removed to her
home in an automobile belonging to
FL. Du Bosque, of so Stanley street,
South Orange.
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BELLEViLLE

Mr.. and Mrs. ] Albert Dodge. Of
Holmes street, are nome from q vaea-
ton at Asbury Park
Henry Kieferdon and Arthur Waller.
of North stephen street, nave returned
from Atlantic Highlands after a stay
of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. OF
Brooklyn. are guests of Mrs, Rebecca
Higgins, Of New street.
Miss Mary Staniar and Miss Bessie
Moore, of William street. will spend
the next two weeks at Atlantic City
Jacob Cohen. of Newark. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman solky, Of Will
lam street.
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BLOOMFIELD-GLEN D
Miss Fifeld to Wed.

Miss F1held to Wed.
The engagement of Miss Stella Fifield
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. .enry Fifeld
of 46 Lawrence street, Bloomfield, and
John Hutchings. of Yonkers, N. Y, has
been nnounc The marriage will
probably take place early in the fall
Miss Fiield has a large circle of friends
in Bloomfield and vicinity.
Mrs. Charles Davis, of Jersey City,
is the guest of Mrs. Joseph J.. Huddy,
of s Westcott street, Bloomfield,
Mrs. Morris Snyder, of POI Glenwood
avenue, accompanied by Miss Helen
and Leonard Snyder, are home from d
long s%ojourn in Belmar.
Mrs Theofl Danesk and Irene and
Jennie Daneski. Of 403 Broad street,
Bloomfield, are in Long Branch.
Miss Margaret burning, Of % Fill
street, and Miss Estelle Flanagan, of
&c Lake street, Bloomfield, are spending
their vacation in Far Rockaway.
Mrs. David w. Miller and Miss Doro-
thy Miller, Of Bloomfield avenue,
Bloomfield, will leave Saturday for a
two weeks ~sojourn at the seashore.
Gustave f. Murkens, of Clinton street,
Bloomfield. returned last night from a
stay in South Carolina.
Mrs. John. Worthington. of 2s Myrtle
street, Bloomfield. is making an ex-
tended s~ojourn in Maine.
Solomon Harris. of % Austin place,
Bloomfield, will spend several weeks
with his family in Greene county. n. Y.
Miss Bertha Cregar. of Bloomfield, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Archibald
Adams, of Port Murray, this State.
william E. Brown. of Midland ave-
nue.. Glen Ridge, has gone to Boston,
Mass.
Miss M. yoge. Of Douglas road, Glen
Ridge, a. gone to Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Douglas Gala
CHER, of 1856 Ridgewood avenue, Glen
Ridge, will leave on August 10 for a
stay in Watch Hill, r. L.
Oswald Krozansky and family, who
have been visiting in Bloomfield, have
on an extended trip in their tour
ing ear through the West. They will
journey as far as Seattle.
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BELLEyILLE NOTICES.
BELLEvILLE RRoposALs-

SEALED PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals, Endorsed Proposals for ex-
tension of water main,' will be received by the
Township Committee of the Township of Belle
Vile, n. j.. until 5 o'clock p. m, of Tuesday.
August 3. 1909. at their rooms. corner of
Academy and Cortlandt streets. Belleville. for
the furnishing OF materials and laying of a six
inch water ain In Caroline street, from
Overlook avenue u Agnes street, and In Agnes
street. from Caroline street to Union avenue.
All proposals must be accompanied by a
some national bank, and made payable to the
chairman of the Township Committee. TO insure
the good faith OF the bidder for the work called
fer In the specifications.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any oT.Rll bids.
Plans and specifications may be examined at
the ONCE of Thomas Martin, jr., Engineer, 81
Rutgers street, Bellevilie, N. J.
Proposals to be sent to
J. w. HIRDEs.
Chairman.
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Through the persistent efforts Of
Councilman August Lacombe. of the
Second ward, the joint sewer commits
sion has awarded a contract for the
building of a sewer in Augusta street
to relieve the present bad conditions
in that street. The work viii be
started In a few days by the Harrison
Construction Company, whose bid was
81, 800.
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THROWN FROM HIS WAGON.

Walter Baker, of Maplewood. sus-
tanned a painful scalp wound when he
was thrown from the seat Of his wagon
as he was turning in Prospect street
from South Orange avenue. Maple
wood. today. The front wheels OF the
wagon caught in the trolley tracks.
Baker TO fall under the wagon.
He was dragged several feet by becouxe
ing entangled Ia the reins.
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Sunday schools Picnic.

The Trinity Church Sunday School
will hold its annual picnic tomorrow.
The excursionists will leave Irvington
Centre by trolley to Verona Lake at
$3.50 a. m.
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Accused of Non-support.

The trial of John Butler. charged by
Overseer of the Poor John B. Casey
with n~on-support of his wife. will come
up before a jury in the Irvington Police
Court tonight.
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IRVINGTON
wa. -,sorderIy When .rired.,

John Blumgartner, employed as a
helper by Frederick Newark, of Pros
pect avenue, was arrested last night
.bys Officer Farmhouse for disorderly
condnct After having been discharged
Iansf paid off by Newark he refused to
leave the place, it was said. Recorder
Turton today sentenced him to ten days
in Jail.
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Henry Hansen of 7e4 South Fourth
street, Harrison, will leave in a few
days for Denver, Col. for an extended
stag.
Mrs. Walter Walsh, of Third street.
and Miss Julia Kenny, sister of former
Mayor Edward Kenny. all of East
Newark. are at Ocean Grove.
The Rev. Thomas Gallery, Of the
Church Of the Holy Cross. Harrison,
has returned from a stay of three weeks
at Lake Placid. in the Atirondacks.
Former Assemhlyman Joseph A. Rlor-
dan. of Davis avenue. Harrison. have
returned from an automobile "trip
throogh the New England States,
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Elected by socialists.

Albert ]. Lacombe, of Sanford ave-
nue., has been elected county secretary
of the Essex county Socialist party, and
Reinhold Kniep, of Clinton avenue
west and Smith street. has been elected
a county delegate to the State COM
mittee.
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Run down by a young man trying to
learn to ride a wheel, Policeman Joseph
j. Huddy, of Bloomfield, was hurled
from his own bicycle in Glenwood ave-
nue., that town. last night and consider
ably shaken up, Otherwise he was I'M
hurt.
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Holy Name society. Dance.

Holy Name SOcfety's Dance.
The Holy Name Society of st.
Cecilia's r. C. Church. Kearny, has ar
ranged another dance for tomorrow
night. The affair will be given at ST.
Cecilia's new hall, Chestnut and Hoyt-
streets, Kearny. y
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JohnstOn-Parmer

Announcement is made of the MARI
riage on Saturday night, July II, of
Miss Maria Farmer to August Johns
ton. Both are residents of Arlington.
The. ceremony was. performed by the
Rev. Fridolf Soderman, of Arlington.
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Jailed on wife's Complaint.

Jailed on Wife's Complaint.
Thomas Graham. of Reynolds avenu
Harrison. was arrested early today on
complaint of his wife, who alleged
drunk and disorderly conduct. He was
taken to the county Jail to serve a
sentence of ninety days.
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"Mum, sociabIe Tonight.

A mum, sociable will be held to-
night at II Kearny avenue Kearny, the
proceeds to be for the benefit of Beulah
NJ. P. Church.
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Fined or Abusing Cop.

HenrysIngell, SIS years old. of Hudson
Heights, was fined IS in Harrison today
for becoming abusive to Sergeant
Coakley.
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special school Election.

epVCA1i NVhopA EittfAVus
A special school election will be held
tomorrow night at the Harrison Town
Hall 10 enable the citizens to vote on
three propositions to issue bonds TO
build additions to the public schools.