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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-17
JAIL FATHER WHO
LOCKED SON IN
BARN TWO DAYS
Jeremiah Shack Gets One Year,
and Recorder Regrets He
Could Impose No More.

In sentencing jeremiah Shack to the
penitentiary for ono year TODAY, on q
charge OF extreme cruelty to bis child.
Recorder Francis A. Mott. jr., of East
Orange, told him he was sorry the SEN
tence could not be made Tor a far
greater period. owing to the circum-
stances In the case The mans s-year-
old son Leonard had boen found by the
police in q shack of . barn. which is
said to be hardly 1T for horses In the
rear OF IA Sussex avenue. where he had
been kept for two days and nights. with
a small car of beans placed on the hocr
for his meals
Acting Chief Hector and Policeman
Robert Shannon say they found the
father playing pool In a Newark saloon.
Recorder Mott declared 1t was the most
pitiabie case that had come before him
since presiding ove the Police Court.
Hearing cries in the barn back of her
home, Mrs. Mary A. Corbin went there
to investigate, and found Leonard, with
threadbare blouse and trousers. with no
shoes or stockings, lying on the floor
Of the barn. The little fellow, who is
bright-looking, was crying for some
thing to eat. His sister living In
Bloomfield had tried to support the
younsster, but, with her other burdens.
she could no longer continue the task.
and the child vas turned over to his
brother Albert to have the father sup
port him. The mother has just been
discharged from the State Insane
Asylum In Morris Plains, and Mrs.
Corbing testified In. court that the
woman had lost her reason because her
husband had failed to support the
family.
At the time of the trouble a young
daughter, II wal testified, in an effort
to support the family, went to work in
a laundry, where she earned IS a
week. The work became too hard for
her and finally she had to give up the
task. Then they were separated and
the little mother went to live with a
brother. The father recently received
about 500 from the trolley company rs
the result Of an accident, but 1t vas
asserted tina he spent the most of It.
After the trial City Clerk Lincoln =.
Rowley and Recorder Mott took the
boy to a nearby store and bought him
a complete outfit of clothing and treat
ed him generously to good things.
Acting-Chief Hector testified at the
trial that he found the boys bed on
the floor In the barn and 1t consisted
Of an old blanket and carriage cushion.
Shack has been married twenty-five
years and has six children
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WAR VETERAN,
SUDDENLY CRAzED,
ATTACKS WOMAN
Charles F. Mcneil, of Orange,
Hits Mrs. Charles Ermisch
on Head With Hammer.

lmbued with the notion that a Span
lard was chasing him with a gun,
Charles F. Mcneil. sergeant. of Com
spany III, Fifth Regiment, N. G. N. j.,
and a veteran of the Spanish-American
War, ran through several houses in
the neighborhood of his fathers home
In Park street, Orange, shortly after
8 g. M today and created excitement
for q few minutes He attacked Mrs.
Charles Ermisch, of 80 william street.
Orange, with a hammer and inflicted a
two-inch cut. The man was finally
gotten under control by Policeman
John Cannon and Chanceman Mc7
Bride and hurried to the Orange lock-
up, where he was placed in a cell. Two
physicians will pass on the question Of
his sanity. =
Mcneil. who is the father of six
children, Is one of the striking matters
Of Orange. He lives at 20 Pierson
street. He had been working for his
father, John Mcneil. in the l~atter's
garden when he got the sudden notion
that ne was pursued. Jumping fences
n rushing through several houses he
frightened the neighbors and efforts
to restrain him proved unavailing until
the police arrived. Mrs. Ermisch, who
had been busy owing TO the necessity
Of finishing some graduation dresses
for school commencemsnts, was UP
early, and, without any Warming, Men
eel ran into her home and hit her with
the hammer. The cut was not serious
and DIR. Weller sewed up the wound.
Mcneil put up a hard fight until SUBJ
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BLOOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE


James L. Taylor, of Franklin street
is in Atlantic City, where he is attend.
ing the convention of the Master
Builders Association. Mr.. Taylor has
an exhibit there.
Mr.. A. Mckinney. of 314 Glenwood
avenue. is spending a month In Athens
Pa.
Howard Dodd, of Linden avenue
Glen Ridge, has returned from Will
Jamestown, Mass.
Thomas J. Frederick and family, OF
Asbury. Park, are guests eof James H
Harley. of $40 Broad street.
A. H. Tyson, Of 81 Douglas road, Glen
Ridge, is summering at Seabright.
Jay L. Adams. r.. of Liberty street,
has returned from Providence.
Edmund Davey Dodd. of Belleville
avenue, is home from Pottstown, Pa.
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PEED WAGON PROVES
AUTOMOBILES SALVATION.

The appearance Of q feed wagon on
tanning several empty sacks in Ridge
wood road, South Orange, yesterday
saved a large touring car belonging to
E. A. Mccoy. of liz Washington street.
East Orange. from possible destruction
by IRE. The machine, which was in
charge of Arthur Weiss, chauffeur for
Mr.. Mccoy. caught fire. 1t is believed,
from a hot box. The South Orange
Fire Department was notified. but be-
fore the fre apparatus had left head
quarters word was received hat the
blaze a been extinguished. Bags
had been procured from the feed
wagon and used to smother the flames.
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NUTLEy

Mrs. Frank c. Garrison, of satterth-
waite avenue, Is spending a few days
with friends<in Brooklyn.
MI. and Mrs. George Walcott. Of
whitford avenue, have returned from a
visit to friends at Boston.
Miss Caroline M. White, of New
foundlands is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumner w, White, Of Whitford venue
Mrs. Guy j. Edwards. Of Grant ave-
nue., is visiting friends at Yonkers.
NJ. Y.
Miss Stuart. Of Church street, is Wis
iting friends In Brooklyn.
Mrs. II. J. Reimund, Of Englewood,
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur b. Gladwin. of Highfeld lane.
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Society IN
The Oranges


Miss Florence M. Cornell, daughter OF
the Rev. and Mrs. Irwin H. Cornell.
missionaries to Osaka, Japan, but now
on a furlough to this country, and
sister Of Grace Marley Correll. of 5
South Arlington avenue, East Orange.
became the bride of William Augustus
Newell. of Mount Holly. at Philadel-
phia, Pa. last night. The ceremony
was performed at st. Philips Epis-
copal Church. Philadelphia, by the
father d pne bride, assisted by the Rev.
Clarence W. Bisham, rector Of the
church.
The bride was given AWAY by hsr
brother, Eugene Stevens Correll. She
wore a white lace robe. over white silk.
trimmed with orange blossoms. The
bridal veil was caught up with orange
blossoms and she carried lilies Of the
honor was Miss Grace ". Cornell, sister
Of the bride. She wore white brocaded
crepe and a white picture a trimmed
with satin ribbon. The best mar was
Alexander Spobo. Of Chicago, Ill The
ushers were: Robert Burns, Of Phila-
delphia. Pa, and William Brakeman, Of
New York city.
A small reception was held after the
ceremony at 1888 South Fffty-second
street. Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell will reside It Trenton. Mr.
Newell Is a graduate of Princeton, '03,
and a graduate of the Pennsylvania
MedicaI College 'o7. Mrs. Newell is the
niece of the playwright. John l. Long,
who wrote MADAME Butterfly.
Ea-+ oranre7 viii leave tomorrow for
toronto. can. and his sister. Miss
Marraret yenning. win Join him there
.s
Charles W adrer. az Chicago. for.
merlv AZ East orange has been spend-
in~ = short ZINE AZ .'Tbe Afford on
Mrs Albert n Osborn. Of 40 Haisted
street. East orange. has gone 70 Phfla.
ds,nhia 10 snend the week-end with
friends IN that CITY.
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GLEN RIDGE,
B%ELLEvILLE.
AND NUTLEY
HARRISON EAST NEWARK
Joan OF ARC" PLAYED
BY HARRISON PUPILS.

A presentation of the nve-act drama
Joan of Arc by pupils of the senior
grades marked the first of the closing
exercises of the Holy Cross Parochial
School, Harrison, last night at Parish
Hall. The following ook part Lo-
retto Kane, Agnes Hammill, Mary
Hughes. Francis McSorley, Owen Coo
gan, Robert Fixter, Agnes Hammilb
John Lenahan. James Doyle, Peter
Goodman, Fred Gaesert. Mary O'Toole,
Winifred O'connor, Gertrude Lutz and
Bernard Duffy.
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SOUTH ORANGE

Miss Elsie Mccall, soprano soloist of
the. First Presbyterian Church, was
among the soloists at a concert given
In the West Presbyterian Church, New
ark, last night.
Mrs. s. Bayard> bod, of Scotland,
road. left today for Mantoloking, where
she will spend the summer.
Walter F. Harris. Of Fairview ave-
nue.. will spend the summer in the
South. leaving June %.
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MISS DELP WEEDS SON OF
HARRISON POLICEMAN.

Miss Mary Delp, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Delp, of s4s Johnestreet
East Newark, and Vincent Kahn, son
of Policeman Francis Kahn. OF 200 John
street, Harrison. were quietly married
yesterday in the rectory of the Church
of the Holy Cross. Harrison. The Rev,
Maurice P. O'Connor performed the
ceremony, following which a dinner was
served in the home of the brides par
ents.
After a short wedding trip the young
couple will reside at s4a John street
East Newark.
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WIN Celebrate Trolley Opening.
The board Of directors of the Board
of Trade of Springfield held a special
meeting last night to formulate plans
for celebrating the opening Of the Nor
ris County Traction Company trolley
line connecting Springfield with Eliza
beth. which can now be reached In
twenty minutes. The day has not been
named yet. The road has been under
way for three years or more, n will
be the means Of building up the towns
of Towniy and Union, along the line.
Summit residents are now able to reach
the county seat in thirty-flve minutes.
saving an hours time.
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Bond Issue Authorized.

Bond Issue Authorized.
The finance committee Of the Town
Council has been authorized to issue
an Improvement bond of $2,5 500 to re-
deem certificate No. 90 and. a tempo
rary loan bond Of $1,000 for six months.
The Rev. ]. Hobart Egbert, OF the
Methodist Church. will address the
graduates Of Connecticut Farms High
School, at their commencement exer-
cises in the Presbyterian Church.
Union. tonight. Alfred Gill will be in
charge Of the orchestra. which will be
composed of his associates.
Abraham Gruber, If Grove street.
street, who was arrested by Officer
Camp yesterday for driving on that
thoroukhfare, wal paroled today By
Recorder Turton for a hearing Monday
night.
Isidor Rodites. Of 2o4 John street.
Harrison, was found late last night
by Officer Hughes lettering in the
streets. Declaring that he had been
looking for work all day and was tired
he was given lodging for the night
in the police station.
Flag Day was enthusiastically cele-
at the weekly meeting last night
of Council No. 167, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, in
Masonic Hall. Included in the. patri-
otto exercises was an address on the
flag by the Rev. Uriah McClinchie.
The Brotherhood monthly business
meeting. which will be held in the par
lor of the Methodist Church tonight.
win be followed by a social hour.
The meeting Of the ~Irvington Vet
erans', Association outing COMMITTEES,
which was scheduled for last night, has
been postponed till next Monday night.
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Class Of 0o Plan Reunion.
The class OF 'os, Orange High School.
will hold its third annual reunion at the
home of Miss Mabel McChesney, 10
High street, Orange, tonight. The off,
GERS Of the class are: Mrs. Herbert
Munsey. PRESIDENT. George Schroeder.
vice-president; Miss Pearl Rolf. treas
urer, and Miss Mary Weber, secretary.
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summer at Ocean Grows.
Mrs. Thomas A. Davis, wife of Judge
Davis. of Orange, with her children.
viii go to Ocean Grove this afternoon,
where they will spend the summer
months. Judge Davis and County Tax
Commissioner Laurence T. Fell. Of Or
ange, will sail for Europe on the
steamship Minneapolis. of the Atlantic
Transport Line on Saturday, tune 26.
They will enjoy a pleasure trip Of a
month
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ORANGE.

China shower for Bride-Elect.
A china shower will be rendered
Miss Catherine Wiser, of Cone street,
next Monday night at the home Of Miss
Julia Knowles, Of 50 Day street. Miss
Wiser win be married to Samuel Hav-
erman on June a.
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EAST ORANGE
diplomas AWARDED
IN PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.

The closing exercises of Our Lady
Help of Christians School. East op-sas
ange were held last night in Conmon-
wealth Hall and a large crowd Of relosi7q
lives and friends of the pupils wero7<
present.
Diplomas were awarded to the f6ls
lowing graduates: Alice Cecilia Boil<t
let, Anna Louise Bradley, Bertha Co. :
ella EeClair, Bernard Vincent McGov- 4,
ern, Margaret Catherine Morgan, Win-a7'
fired Margaret Savage. Helen Marfef
Sullivan and Gladys Anne Fresch &
The o'connor gold medal for Chris !
tian doctrine was given to John
Mooney; the Callaghan gold media for
mathematics to Anna Marie Cummins: e
the Margaret O'Connor gold medal for
improvement in Gregorian chant. to
Lawrence Edward Stanley. =
For attaining highest averages IN
studies for the year premiums we're
awarded to william Henderson, third
grade; Edward Aloysius Haugh. fourth Il
grade; Thomas Owen Morrissey, NTH
grade; Lawrence Edward Stanley,
sixth grade; Helen Marie O'Halloran.
seventh grade.
Engineer Refmer Back.
Engineer Arthur A. Reimer. Of the
East Orange water department.. -
home from the convention of engineers
held at Milwaukee. On his way home
Mr.. Reimer stopped at Cincinnati and =
examined the new air compressor for
the plant at White Oak Ridge. which
will be shipped soon.
Charles Finneran. of Walnut street.
north, left today for q stay at Nor
folk, Va.
Arthur L. Turton. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William C. Turton, of 80 Main
street. East Orange. sailed this week
for Paris on the Potsdam TO MI a three
months theatrical engagement Later
he will visit Berlin and Austria
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WEST ORANGE


Jacobus-Crane.
Miss Elizabeth Champion Crane and
Arthur Wesley Jacobus. of West Or
ange. were married last night at $3.50
by the Rev. George Dougherty. of the
Methodist Church. at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. e. d. Smith. of 40 Park ter
race. The bride was gowned in ems
broidered lingerie and carried bride
roses. The maid Of honor. Miss Edith
Wilson, wore white lingerie, trimmed
with German valenciennes- Miss Crane
was given away by her uncle. William
Clark, of West Orange Among those
present were:. Mrs. A. D. Crane and
her mother. MI. and Mrs. J. w. Jaco-
bus. parents Of the bridegroom; Miss
May Crane, Miss Isabel Crane, Mrs.
Harold Hodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
4. Jacobus, Of Little Falls; Mas Flor
ence Jacobus Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ia
cobus, Norman Jacobus. Miss scully,
DR.. e. d. Jacobus.
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to trenton.

Mrs. Joseph Halter and daughter
Genevieve. of 1914 Sixth street. Harri-
son, left for Trenton today to be pres
ente at the graduation exercises Of the
State Normal School, her daughter.
Miss Bertha M. Haller. being among
the graduates.
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BELLEvILLE
Mr.. N.iIo.,. Funeral.

Mr.. Nei1on's Funeral
The body of James ]. Mellon. IS years
old, who died In New York city Tues
day. was brought TO the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Mellon, of IS
| Smith direct. yesterday. The funeral
will be held tomorrow. Services will be
In New York and interment Will be
made In Calvary Cemetery. The de-
ceased died on the same day that his
sister was married TO Policeman Will
lam Dean. The marriage ceremony
took place In the morning and the
brides brother died that night.
Fifteen Years Married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Chairman, of
Rossmore place, will give a reception at
their home next Monday night in honor
of the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage. About seventy-hve guests
are expected.
Bertrnm La Bau's FunernI.
The funeral OF Bertram La Bau. of 50
Ralph street. who died Monday. was
held his afternoon to Christ Episcopal
Church. where services were conducted
by the rector, the Rev. Cornelius S.
Abbott. Interment was in Christ
Church Cemetery
Funeral Of Howard Pudney.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon of Howard d. Pudney, the
1~4-year-old son OF Constable and Mrs.
William T.. Pudney. who died at the
home OF his parents in Main street
Tuesday. Services will be held In Wes-
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Plant VIII Close for Vacation.
A notice was posted today in the
Stewart Hartshorne Shade Roller
Works, Harrison, thatsthe plant would
close down June rs for a ten days
vacation and reopen July 6.
Miss Loretta Stanley, of Bridgeport,
Conn. who has been the guest Of Miss
Margaretta MuIligan, Of IL North
Fourth street. Harrison, returned to
home today.
Mrs. Thomas Johnston, Of Davis ave-
nue., Harrison. has gone to Asbury
Park to remain for h season.
Antonio Paul. Of Troy, N. T.. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Paul, Of IA North Third street,
Harrison.
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Hold "Measuring Social.
Members of the congregation of
Davis Memorial M. e. Church, Harri-
son. had a pleasant time last night in
the parsonage where a measuring
social was held.
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chief Callahan Returns.

Former Chief of Police John F. Cal
lahan, of Harrison. has returned home
from Philadelphia. where he went to
attend the funeral of his father. who
died last Saturday.
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Big Epworth League Rally.
A monster rally Of Group No. 2, Ep-
worth League, of the Newark confer
ence, was held last night in the Irving
ton Methodist Church. The group,
which consists of chapters from the
Halsey Street. Eight Avenue. Degrew.
st. Andrews. Rosevill and Trinity NJ.
E. churches, Of Newark; the Iryington
Methodist Episcopal Church and the
Hilton Methodist Church, gathered
several hundred strong and enjoyed AN
excellent program Of ~recitations. instru-
mental and vocal numbers by profess
sional talent. A banner vas presented
to the Hilton chapel for having an 81
percentage, the largest percentage of
the whole membership present. The
Irvington Chapter was second, with so
percentage
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wan Nah Non-Licensed feddlers.

A supper lOIOWcu Lie CctStiouJ ~No
home OF the brides mother.
WIN Nab Non-Licenssd Peddlers.
Acting Chief OF Police John Smith, Of
Kearny, today instructed the patrolmen
under his command to a~pprehend all
peddlers Who are doing business in the
town and who have no license.
Repair Kearny Turnpike.
The work Of repairing the bad spots
along the Kearny turnpike was started
today. A large gang of men is at work.
Tear out "Dead. Ties.
workmen employed by the Lacka-
wanna railroad started today to tear
out all of the dead" ties along the line
from the Hackensack bridge over the
Kearny meadows to the Harrison yards.
House for Mrs. sincox.'
Mrs. Katherine B. Sincox, Of Airing
ton, has contracted for the construction
Of a house on Stewart avenue, Airing
ton, to cost $500. .
Doctor Buys Auto.
DIR. Wilbur ENDoremus. Of Arlington,
has recently purchased an automobile.
VIII Give shirtwaist Dance.
The members of Coronation Lodge,
Daughters Of St. George. Of Kearny,
will hold a shirtwaist dance at Quincy
Hall, Arlington, tomorrow night.
Knox brotherhood Meeting.
A well attended meeting Of the Knox
Brotherhood, of Kearny. was held at
Knox Chapel, Kearny avenue, Kearny,
last night. Photographic selections
and singing followed the meeting.
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C0nne1I-WriEhf.
Miss Margaret r. Wright daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright, Of
Second street. East Newark, and
Michael J.. Conneli of this city. were
married yesterday afternoon in the
Church of the Holy Cross, Harrison.
Miss Mary Brady. cousin Of the bride.
was bridesmaid, and John Connell,
brother Oh the groom, acted as best
man. The Rev. Maurice p. O'Connor
performed the
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Her Hfrfhday BufpF16e.
A birthday surprise Was tendered
Miss Zelda Shaup. Of North Caldwell.
last night at the home Of her aunt. Mrs
william 0ldfeid. OF Greenbrook avenue,
that place About hfty were present
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PAGE
.IRyINGTON
SISTERS Welded IN
JOINT
Misses Emma and Florence
Muchmore Now Brides.

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home Of their mother, Mrs. George
Muchmore. Of 40 Linden avenue, lrv-
ington. last night. marked an important
social AFFAIR In the town. MISS Emma
May Mucnmore was united 10 Gilbert
). OF hensington, Conn, n
biorence aTgare Mucnmore became
the prloe' OF Sonn IA StiiWeh' OF hllen-
VINE. ine cereInony was periorineo at
. O'CLOCK. Inc hes. wliiian .. iayoer,
lormer pastor Oh the lr'ins.on Naeeno-
7olst cnurcn, ano now OF Wa.sesslns
oiuciaeeo. 4ro was assiseeo ny tue ny
noparl LsoeI', plesen. pas.or : .ne
cnuurcn me loolls wero peaualuqy
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Gnu ua,sies' ano - "e1e
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mo-s srd Msnds1ssobn,e usddine
merch mo- rSndarad hv her rsnbew
vVi1,lam n rr,,an If Madison Owing
tn a recent death in the family the
anair MAS at+ended onlv hv re,ativea
and Intimate friends
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OIL Contract Awarded,
After carefuilv poinr ever the propo-
sails Of the pure OIL COMPANY. the
P-ennsvIvania and Delaware OH Conn
nanv. sends a Co. New Jersey Drsto-
lene Comnanv. Gulf Renninr Com
nanv. OIL COMPANY and the
Good Road Company.
the Irvtneton Town Council. in adj
tourned meeting last night. awarded
the contract for Furnishing oil Tor
sprinklinR the thorouRhfares for the
present year to the Pure OIL Company
at AZ cents per gallon. Grey B Lester.
.James D~erbvshire. John Byrne and
George Baker were appointed special
ofhcers. Amos A. Decker was made
INSPECTOR of the curbine and tagging
Of Nineteen avenue.
-
Death Of MRS. Judas.
Mrs Carrie Judas nee Ranhaa1. so
81 - 49, 10y o. p.rr av.nr.
Irrdneton 'vastsrdav afternoon affer
~ iunass ~ hin. months Mrs. .Juda :
nras ho-n a. Iorrsins France and
csm. - this co,,rtrv IN sentemher.
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Charles Finneran. Of Walnut street.
north. left today for q stay at Nor
folk, Va.
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Whist for Library benene'
A whist for the benent of the Verona
Public Library was held at he home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel w. JacobuS
OF Fairview avenue. Verona, last night
About fifty attended. Mrs. Ernest N
Bush made high score
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The work of repairing the bad spots
along the Kearny turnpike was started
today. A large lang of men is at work.