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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-19
BELLEViLLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jones, of Pros
pect street, are home from a stay o
several weeks al Port jefferson, Lons
Island.
Miss Minnie Carrigan, of Greylocl
avenue, and Miss Annie Scaine, Of
William street, have returned from
Bradley Beach.
Lester Garrison, of 127 Washington
avenue, is home from Lake Hopatcong
George l.. Brooks, of Main street
has returned from Twin Lakes, N. Y.
and Mrs. Brooks in HON from Asbury
Park.
Jennie Whelan, of New Bridge street,
has returned from a visit to relatives
in New York city.
Dorothy Smith, of Kearny, is visit
ing her cousin, Nellie Smith, of Van
Rensselaer, street.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gavey, ST., OF
J. rnblower avenue, beft today for
oyster Bay, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan. of Acad-
envy street, are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. C. ]. Mapes and her daughter,
Elizabeth, have returned from Mid
dletown, N. Y.
George B. Thornton, of 16 Wilson
place. left today for B%ranchviIle,
Conn, where he will remain until La
Dor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Quaas. of
Kamlah street, are at Rockaway for a
weeks stay.
Miss Ethel Jones, of Prospect street,
has one to Port Jefferson, L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry, of Horn
blower avenue, left today on a the
atrical tour with the Cherry Bios
sons company, of which Mr.. Perry is
manager.
Mrs. M. Walter, of So Dewitt ave-
nue., will leave tomorrow for vacation
in Sullivan county. N. Y.
@. Waiter Jerolaman, OF Washington
avenue, has returned from Lake Placid.
N. Y. He left today on a business trip
through Maryland and Virginia.
Martin J. Griffin, of SIS Washington
avenue. left today to join his family
at Bradley Beach.
e. j. Maher, station agent OF the Erie
railroad, is the guest of Conductor Ira
at his home in Soho for a
few weeks.
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Personals of
The Oranges

Miss Gladys Grant, of 1856 Main street,
Orange, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Grant, attended a masque-
rade hop Tuesday night at the officers
clubhouse, Governors Island, given in
honor of Miss Mary Grant, daughter OF
Captain f. A. Grant, who is stationed
at Governors Island. Miss Joe Stuart
granddaughter of General J. E. B
Stuart, famous commander of the
Southern cavalry, is the guest OF Miss
Mary Grant.
Miss Hilda Schoch and Miss Gladys
Nichols, both of Evergreen place, East
Orange, are visiting at Tollmans, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clifton Smith,
of Hyde Park, East Orange. are al
the Wayside Inn, New Milford, Conn.
They expect to spend the next two
weeks in the Berkshire Hills.
Mrs. James E. Crossley and the
Misses Crossley, of 81 Arlington ave-
nue., East Orange, are at Magnolia
Beach, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey II. Brownell, of
East Orange, who have been stopping
at Mount Pocono, Pa, are arranging
to spend the. balance of the season at
Bar Harbor and in the White Noun
tains.
Miss Natalie March, of $50 Scotland
road, South Orange. is the guest of
friends in Rockland, Ne.
Thomas Carruthers. of Toronto, Can,
is a guest of his brother, James Car
ruthers, of Scotland street. Orange.
Miss Josephine Fink, of 166 Maple
street, West Orange; Miss Marion
Tracy, of 3 New England terrace, Or
snge, and Miss Mae Degnan, of s
Llewe1lyn avenue, West Orange, have
just returned from a two weeks. stay
at the Almond Hotel, Ocean Grove.
Miss Frances Conway. of East Or
ange, is at Rockaway with Mrs. Eagen
and her daughter, also of East Orange.
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BLO0MFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

Miss Caroline Hernard. of BLOOMFIELD
avenue. is 1sojourning In Averne.
Herman Levy and family have taker
Q house in Norton, Conn.
Stanley Beall, of Franklin street, is
in Peekskill. N. Y.
Joseph M. Mann and family, of Is
Austin place, have returned from an
extended stay in Maine.
Frank H. Baker and family, of 1o2
Broad street, are at Camp Stony, Lake
Hopatcong.
M. J. Corcoran and family. of Grove
street, are in Marlboro. Mass. i
John w. Knight, of Linden avenue
Glen Ridge, Is home from Maine.
C. L.. Nelson and family, of 221
Bloomfield avenue. is at 10 Pacific
street, Brooklyn.
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Miss Margaret Cusick. of Kearny
avenue, Kearny, has returned from a
stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Alice Lentz. of Midland avenue
Arlington. has gone to Star Light, Pa.
where she will spend two weeks.
Mrs. M. j. Clark. of 96 Stewart ave-
nue., Arlington, is at Ocean Grove.
The Rev. S. Trevena jackson. of the
Arlington NJ E. Church, Arlington. and
Mrs. jackson have returned from
Ocean Grove.
Miss Margaret Graham, of Jersey
City, is the guest of Miss Mary Eek
hardt, of North Arlington.
Mrs. Henry Boan, jr., and family, of
Elm street, Kearny. left today for a
few weeks stay at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carruth. of Bergen
avenue, Kearny, has departed for a two
weeks, stay at Asbury Park.
Franklin P. Shaak and his son. John
Shaak. of Elm street. Kearny, are So
journing at Lebanon, Pa.
The infant daughter of School Com
missioner and Mrs. James Cox, of 2s2
Kearny avenue, kearny, is seriously
i'll.
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KEARNY-ARLINGTON.
Funeral of Mrs. Barbara Leonard.

uhtAai VI ~ bufDUfH Leonard.
Funeral services for Mrs. Barbara
Leonard, who died in the German Hos
pital after it had become necessary to
amputate both her legs, were held in
the Knox Presbyterian Church, Kear-
ny, this afternoon, the Rev. Roland S.
Dawson officiating. Interment in Ar
lington Cemetery followed.
Mrs. Leonard was the wife of Caesar
Leonard, of 10 Highland avenue, Kear-
ny, and the mother of eight children,
Mrs. William Gray and Mrs. Otto Ger
ZACH, of Carlsbad; Otto, Gustave and
Jennie Leonard, of kearny; Caesar
Leonard, jr., of Railway; Mrs. Charles
Schmidt, of Passaic, and Mrs. join
Sommers, of East Rutherford. Mrs.
Leonard was born in Germany sixty
five ears ago and came to this country
a babe in arms. For some years she
made her home in Harrison.
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Mrs. Robinson ]. NJ. Chase. of Hamp-
ton place. is visiting friends at wor-
eester, Mass.
Miss Marion Hearn. of New York
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry A. Connolly, of Highfield lane.
Perham Scorso, of Church street, has
returned from a week spent at Lake
Hopatcong.
Mrs. Arthur Smith, of New York
formerly of Nutley, spent yesterday
with Mrs. Edward Morgan, of Satterth-
waite avenue.
Mrs. H. .Straway and Miss Florence
Straway, of Newark, and Miss Mamie
Flanagan, of Brooklyn, are guests of
Mrs. William Reilly, of Walnut street,
Mrs. D. swanson. of ST. Mary's place.
is entertaining Miss Tessie Burns. of
Danbury. Conn. and Miss Agnes Tully,
of Greenport. Long Island.
Mrs. Margaret Nugent. of Walnut
street, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas L. Callan. and Miss
Josephine Callan. of SIG North Third
street, Harrison, have sailed for
Springburn, Scotland. where they will
spend a month with relatives.
Mrs. Cornelius Crowley and Miss
May Crowley. of Passaic avenue, are
contemplating a trip to Ireland next
month.
Miss Mamie Dolan. of Passaic ave-
nue.. has returned from a stay at Wild
wood.
Mrs. Max P. Kaufman and Mrs.
Beatrice Kaufman. of Franklin ave-
nue., are at Asbury Park for a few
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IRVINGTON
of street. .cond,tion.

Complain of Streets Condition.
Residents of the vicinity of Union
avenue and Mill road have complained
of the dilapidated condition of Union
avenue In that section. They declare
that the road was in excellent condi-
ton until the water pipes were laid by
the Clinton Water Company some time
& n state that it is their inten-
ton to appeal to the street committee
of the Town Council for redress.
Mrs. Edward Kane and her son,
Joseph Kane, of Madison avenue, are
spending the week at Bradley Beach.
Miss Bessie Fowler, of Madison ave-
nue., is spending a few days among
friends in Norris county.
Miss Annie Abruzzo, of 1874 Spring
field avenue, is staying with relatives in
Summit.
HI Misses Helen and Isabelle st.
Clair, of Paterson, are guests of Miss
Isabelle Lawrence at the home of her
father, Peter w. Lawrence, of Union
place.
The Misses Annie and Lottie Higgins,
OF So Twenty first street, have left for
= stay at keansburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Curley and
their daughters, the Misses Elsie and
Frances CurIey, of Avon avenue, are at
Asbury Park.
Mrs. Arthur Alley and her daughter,
Miss Edith Alley, of Maplewood, are
spending a few days at the home of
Mrs. Alleys sister, Mrs. Frank Morgan,
of Is Irvingtor place.
Mrs. Anna Helwig, her daughters,
the Misses May and Irene, and son.
Frank Helwig, of So Fern avenue, have
returned from Asbury Park.
Nathaniel Smith, of 25 Brookside ave.
nue., is spending two weeks at the
shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rapp, of % Clia-
ton avenue west, have gone on a two
weeks visit to friends in Maine.
George G%effinger and family, of 81
Twenty second street, are visiting in
New York State, They will remain till
after Labor Day.
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Plan Trolley Ride to Bayonne.

The second annual trolley ride of the
Knox Athletic Club. of Kearny, will
take place to Bayonne Park. Bayonne,
Friday night. August p. The commit
tee in charge consists of Stanley Ma
son, David Hunter, Robert Owens, Ed
ware Sargent and Barton Grant.
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Leaves Estate to widow.

The will of Frank Samuelson. late of
Kearny. probated yesterday in Jersey
City, provides that all the estate shall
go to his widow and upon her death
to -four children In equal shares, with
the exception of a piano. which is to
be given to a daughter. Geraldine. The
will is dated May 3, 1907. Mr.. Sam
uelson died on July 10.
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VIII Have TO BE yaccinated.

Those of the Kearny "Kiddies'' who
know about it are asking their parents
to allow them to absent themselves
from town on Friday, August 81. be-
cause on that day all school children
are to be v~accinated at the Town Hail.
DR.. James A. Exton, the health Of
ficer of Kearny, will do the work.
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Surprised ON Her BIrthaa,.

Miss Jessie May jerome, of Valley
road, was given a surprise at her home
last night by about fifty young people
from Montclair and surrounding towns,
in honor of her seventeenth birthday.
A program OF singing, music and games
was carried out, after which a collation.
was served. Miss Jerome received a
number Of handsome presents.
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l.. c.. n. l.. Entcrtains.

Morris Branch. of the Ladies' c. r.
L.. ave an enjoyable entertainment
Tuesday night at st. Mary's Hall, East
Nutley. Among those who entertained
were Miss Mamie Flanagan, of the
Brooklyn Opera Company, soprano and
piano s%oloist; Mrs. ID. Swanson, of
Nutley, in "humorisms;r Mrs. M. j.
Freeman, Mrs. Nj. German and Mrs.
Henry Hochstrauser. of Nutley, vocal
trios; Miss Ida Lippf. of New York,
soprano solos, and Mrs. Valentine
Weisbrod, of Nutley. vocal solos in
German.
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To Wed Tomorrow Night.

The marriage of Miss Bertha Sydall,
of 27 Kearny avenue, Kearny. to Fred
erick S~chuchardt, of New York, will be
solemnized at the home of the brides
parents tomorrow night. The Rev.
Roland S. Dawson, pastor of the Knox
Presbyterian Church, Kearny, viii perl
form the ceremony.
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Note-For the better accommo-
dalton Of Newark patrons We
VIII, on September l.. open q new
store at Seventh and Rosevflie
avenues, Newark. The same
high-clas goods VIII be carried
here as in our other stores.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-19
Democrats to Rally.

The Democrats of Kearny will hold a
big meeting at Roehe's Hall, kearny
avenue and Halstead street, Kearny.
Saturday night. Many important mat
tiers concerning the town are to be con-
sidered.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-19
"Fishcrnicn's Luck,

Three starfish and an old shoe COM
prised the catch of. Councilman Will
ian Greenfield, of Kearny, who spent a
whole day at the Fishing Banks yes
terday.
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HILTON.
HILTON THE SCENE OF
MUCH BUILDING ACTIVITY.

Great activity is being shown in
Hilton real estate. especially in the
Hiltonia section The Hiltonia Com
pany reports the sale of more thar 300
lots during the year. Fifteen contracts
are about to be given out for the cree
ton of two-story one-family dwellings.
Aside from these. Oscar H. Schoelski,
three two-story frame houses on Hilton
avenue, each house to have a frontage
of SO 1-3 feet.
William Peach and family have just
moved into their newly constructed
home at Hilton venue and Princeton
street, Rauh Brothers. of 222 South
Tenth street. Newark. who recently
erected the two-story brick building in
Hilton avenue, have plans under way
to build a two-story frame house along
side it. The w. A. Driscoll Company,
which is receiving the contracts for
the building of most of the new houses,
is at present erecting two fine two
story dwellings IN Hilton avenue, one
for Mrs. Estelle M. Fettig and the other
for Mrs. Lille V. Driscoll. both of Jer-
sey City.
Leo c. Firms. of st. Louis, is visit
ing at the home OF his uncle. Edward
Morris, of II Tuscan street.
William Schneider and family. of
Rutgers street. have returned from a
wcek s stay at the shore.
Miss Dorothy King, of Vermont street.
las returned from a stay at Ocean
Mr.. and Mrs. William barnard. Of
Tuscan street, are spending their vaca
lion at Asbury Park.
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H~ARRISON-EAST NEWARK
Paying His Baseball wager.

The members of the Harrison Board
of Education will witness the Newark
Baltimore baseball game today as
guests of Truant Officer William Taft
This is the result of a bet made be-
tween Taft and Clerk James A. Brophy.
Brophy is a red-hot fan and rooter for
New York in the National League.
Taft is just as much a lover of the
game and boosts Chicago. so that dur
irg the recent series between the two
teams each bet on his favorite to win
the series, the lover to take the board
to the Newark game today at his ex-
pense.
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Award Contract for Stationery.

The Harrison Board of Education
awarded the contract for stationery for
the schools at a special meeting last
night. John j. DAILY was the successful
bidder at $S32.32. J. l.. Hamitt, of New
York. bid the same amount as DAILY,
but preference was given to the local
man. Other bidders were Peter j. Good,
man, $S46.60. and w. H. Beebe, sS46.
DAILY, Goodman and Beebe are local
men.
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Note-For the better sceenf1c-
dation Of our Newark patrons We
viii. on September /. epen a nsa
store al Seventh and RossVia
avenues. Newark. The sam
hiSh-class goods viii be carrisI
here as In our other stores.
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Salad Dressing

MY WIFE's. THE FINEST Foa
ALL SALADS, COLD MEATS.
FISH. EGGS. ETC. PREPARED
FROM PURE AND CHOICE TX
GRADIENTS. FOR THE MOST
SELECT TRADE
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G9m@3s4n$Ira
1np~tHsSrotss
STORES AT

STORES AT
Orange, East Orange, East Or
ange Brick Church,. South Or
ange, nontclair, Bloomfield and
Summit. After Sept. Isl, seveslf
and RoseviiIe Avs. Newark. N. I.
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TftaH. M. Brrkrr
4 Rrntlrrrs
Cooling Drinks

NOOTIHX DTIOkS
Great Rock
BEVERAGES ARE OF THE
FINEST QUALITY. WHOLESOME
AND INVIGORATING. DELIC-
IOUS FLAVOR. PERFECTLY
CARBONATED.
GINGER ALE,
SARSAPARILLA.
SODA WATER,
ROOT BEER,
BIRCH BEER.
Case IL quarts.
or
Case "a pints.
e6c Case net.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Davidson, ST.,
of South Fifth street, Harrison, left to-
day for Asbury Parks
Andrew CaFaghan. of Harrison ave
nue. and John street, Harrison, is at
Atlantic City.
Daniel Roach, of the Office force of
the W~orthington Pump Works, Har-
rison, is visiting relatives in Buffalo.
Miss Katherine Hasson, of All Cleve-
lard avenue. Harrison, arrived home
today from New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert. Decker, of
Sherman avenue, East Newark, have
a cottage at Ocean Grove.
Fire Chief Thomas Stanley, of Har-
rison, is attending the convention of fire
chiefs, which pen at Grand Rapids,
Mich, today.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-19
The Finest Olives
Very Special Items

Note-For the better sccommo-
dalton n our Newark patrons We
will, on September 1. oper q new
store Al Seventh and Rosevflle
avenues. Newark. The same
high-class goods will be carried
here as In our other stores.
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Funeral of Conrad HELLER.

The funeral of Conrad HELLER. of 1923
Central avenue, Harrison, who died
suddenly Tuesday night, tok place this
afternoon. The Rev. Roland S. Daw-
son, pastor of the Knox Presbyterian
Church, Kearny, conducted the serv-
ices. The members of Phil Kearny Post
No. l, G. A. r., were in attendance.
Interment was in Woodland Cemetery.
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Saratoga Chips

FRESH AND CRISP. EXCFJ-
LENT FOR DRESSING BEEF
STEAK.
LARGE PKG........... 1Se
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Fresh pineapple-Grat.d

FINEST QUALITY OF SELECT
ED PINEAPPLES, GRATED.
CONVENIENT FORM FOR ICE
CREAM OR PASTRY, OR
SERVED AS A DESSERT.
TIE CAN .2sc
THE DOZEN ...2.65
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NUTLEY
To Hold shirtwaist Dance.

Stars and Stripes Council, Daughters
of Liberty, will hold a shirt waist
dance at Masonic Hall. corner of High
street and Franklin avenue, tonight.
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Glraa. M. bprkrr
& Brnt1rrn
Boned Chicken

CURTICE BROS. PREPARED
FROM PURE SELECTED FOWL.
VERY APPETIZING AND NJ
TRITIOCS.
Dog. Each.
] LIB. CAN. ..... Ss.25 4Sc
Il LIE. CAN........ 29o sc
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Sardir IS

GENUINE IMPORTED BONE
LESS SARDINES, IN PURE
OLIVE OIL. RICH. PLUMP AaE>
APPETIZING
GONDOLIER BRAND
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Sugars
AND ELDER ;

HAVEMEYER AND ELDERS
BRAND.
GRADUATED. = LBS...-...I.aa
CUT LOAF. ! LBS ....-....Gc
POWDERED, Z LBS-.-..-......s5c
CONFECTIONERS'. : bBS......ssc
CRYSTAL DOMINO. 5-LB.
BOXES pr
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Or. rlarady.. FISHING necord.,

DIR. Plarady's Fishing Record.
DR.. Frank Plarady. of 202 Grant ave.
nue., East Newark, has been spending
the last two months in his bungalow
at Budd's Lake. DR.. Plarady is a fine
fisherman n holds the seasons record
at this place with a catch of ninety
-four pickerel in three days.
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CALDWELL,
VERONA AND
E HUDSON
CRwa3eAr6Bros
JmpmtrsSrutsrs
Offer for Friday and Saturday
at All Their Stores

Sote-Fnr the better aernmnn-
dstion Of onr Newark patrons Ne
VII. on September l.. open Z NV
store At seventh and Rosevilie
avenues, Newark. The sam
hiEh-cissg goods VIA be carried
here a. In our other stores.
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Siphon carbouatsd Waters


FOR CLARET PUNCH. C1ARET
LEMONADE OR ICED CLARET
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Whole Rolled Ok Tongue

ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
FORMS OF MEAT PACKED.
EACH CAN CONTAINS A
WHOLE TONGUE. READY FOR
SLICING.
LARGE no. TINS.
MEDIUM Nc. > TINS..-..4...7sc
SMALL 10. ~ TINS..-.......6Se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-09
FAVORS WATER METERS.
Council of Takoma Park. Md. De.
cides on Installation.

Deemng prompt action essential to con-
serve the water supply of the town of Ia
koma Park Md. the council a meeting
last evening took the initial step TO install
water meters.
\ recommendation by the water and
sewer committee was adopted. II re-
uuires that hereafter water meters shall
be insta lied with the plumbing of all
houses constructed in the Park. the meters
TO he furnished by the town and The in
stallation TO be at the expense OF the
builder.
The water and sewer committee a lso
recommended that water meters be in
stalled gradually from time TO time in
houses already built. current revenues
will permit; the installation to begin inn
mediately. the location to he determ ned
by circumstances. The committee report
ed that the number of meters required
would be about 30. The cost per meter
including the installation, would depend
on the kind installed, but would approx
innate SIS or $16. making a total cost of
from 81, 600 to $500. The committee con-
sidered il would be impracticable 10 raise
that amount at present. recommended
ton that the meters be owned and paid
for BY the roWn wdS not adopted II was
referred, with other features Of the re-
port back TO the water and sewer COM
mittee for revision. with the request that
rules and regula lions be drafted to carry
the approved recommendations into effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-09
WORK OF WORTHY CHARITY.
New Officers Preside at Meeting of
| Episcopal Hospital Board.

Officers to serve the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital during the en-
suing year were elected at meeting Of
the board of lady managers Of that in
stitution held yesterday at the hospital
Mrs. Charles f Buck was made presi
dent. Mrs. William q. Fox first vice
president, Mrs. ]. r. Johnson second
vice president, Mrs. Edward Roome re-
cording secretary, Miss Mary NJ. Mason
corresponding secretary, Miss Fanny
Gilliss, treasurer, and Mrs. William B.
Trott. assistant treasurer.
Miss Grace Hodgson, superintendent
read number of reports Of the work at
the hospital. She called the ladies' es-
pecial attention to a little girl patient
whose eyesight had been threatened by
a partial stroke of paralysis, but which
was being restored by the treatment
made possible to those in her position
only by the combined efforts of skilled
physicians and a generous public.
The following ladies We're elected to
membership upon the board: Mrs. Will
liam d. HELEN of the Church of the Ad-
vent, Mrs. F. d. Reynolds of Christ
Church. Georgetown, and Mrs. Lowell
Of st. James Church. Capitol Hill.
Bishop Harding was elected president
of the general hospital board and DR..
Pinnechot was chosen inferno.
Resolutions congratulating Mrs j. u.
Smoot of this city on account OF her re-
cent escape from injury In the Republic
disaster We're adopted.