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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
KEARNY--ARLINGTON.
OLD SCHOOL WANTED FOR
HOSPITAL AND HOME.
West Hudson Organizations
Suggest Different Uses.

The building formerly used as School
No. 3 In Kearny Is in considerable de-
mand. according to requests announced
last night by the Kearny Board of
Education. The Contra Republican
CLUB wants 1t converted into a hospital
and Triune Lodge, F. and A. NJ, OF
Arlington, wants to purchase 1t for use
as a home.
It was decided to withdraw the
boards account with the West Hudson
County Trust Company eff Harrison
and place 1t in The First National Bank
Of Arlington. Secretary John Smith
re ported that he had received S10,6)S.SI,
the balance Of the State appropriation
for the year just closed.
A resolution was passed providing for
the payment of the following amounts
to the following for property recently
negotiated for: Mrs. Caroline Tierney.
for one lot north of No. 4 School, 81 900;
to Kearny Land Company. for two lots
on Chestnut street, near School No.
4, $940: to Thomas Nichols. jr., for two
lots near School No. 6, 81 800; to Louis
Linbloom (Fuller Land Company, for
the site of School No. 3, sS,400. The
amounts Will be paid when clear deeds
are given.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
CLAIM ROLOSK|E
SAID HE'D KILL
Former Resident of North Ar
lingtOn Borough Ordered
DepOrted to Russia.

Because he said he would come to
North Arlington to shoot Marshal Fred
erick Reipe and other residents of h a
place, Joseph Roloskie, a former resi-
Gent of the borough, was arrested in
New York, yesterday n in a New
York police court today the magistrate
ordered that he be deported to Russia.
Roloskie, who was employed on the
farm OF Councilman William Branden-
burg. jr., of North Arlington, had an
attack of madness on the night of July
6, it was alleged. Marshals Reipe, De
vim and O'Hara were called, and had
the tussle of their lives with the power
full man, who was sure that soldiers
were after him and We're going to kill
him. The whole Brandenburg family
had to flee from their home. He was
taken to Hackensack and the police
justice there sentenced him to a ten
Cay term.
Upon being released last Saturday he
went to New York and purchased a re-
volver of .SS-calibre. He told a sister
that he was going to North Arlington
to get square with those who caused
his arrest. The sister became fright
ened and old the New York police and
yesterday the nan vas taken into
custody.
Roloskie has a wife and four children
in Russia.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
u ORANGE

Edgar P. Ward and family. of Centre
home at Woodstock. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Schoon-
maker and family. of 446 Summit ave-
nue., will spend the month of August
at Old Orchard, Me.
Gilbert f. Picot, of So Riggs place,
has returned from ~Shandelee. Sullivan
county, y. Y. where he spent two
weeks.
Miss Aloysia Felndt, of Cottage
street, will leave next week for Cliff
Haven to spend three weeks vacation.
Miss Loretta Kennedy, of Cottage
street. will spend her vacation at Far
Roekaway next month.
Raymond Barnard. of Burnet street
and Maplewood avenue, Maplewood
section, Is seriously i'll.
Miss Evelyn Balsover, of Delaware
avenu Is entertaining Miss Evelyn
Reed. of Hoboken.
Warren Slockbower, of Valley street
will spend the mex two weeks at AS
bury Park
irwin Metz, formerly of South Orange,
now of Bath, Pa. will spend the week
end visiting friends In the village.
Miss Florence Sherry. daughter OF
Police Sergeant and Mrs. Thomas j.
Sherry, of Valley and Third streets,
has gone to Greenyllle Heights for two
weeks.
Miss Helen Carter and William Car
ter, of SIS Fourth street. have returned
from Bath, Pa.
Leonce L. Pieot, of 50 riggs place,
will spend his vacation in the Cats
kills.
Mrs. Lawrence Cook, of Second street,
is visiting at Woodbury., this State.
Mrs. Anthony D%unleavy, of 81 Riggs
place. has returned from Madison,
where she spent a week visiting.
Miss Katherine G. Brown, of Riggs
place. will spend the next three weeks
at cliff Haven.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
900 HOMES TO
GO UP ON ORANGE
POOR FARM SITE
Company Incorporated at Tren.
ton to Develop Big Tract for
Building Purposes.

Considerable interest Is being mani
tested in Orange in the disposal of tho
right to buy the property In South Or
ange avenue, known as the Orange poor
farm. which was secured by Percy V.
DeKay, a real estate a of 5sf-5Ss
Fifth avenue, New York. The big tract
of thirty-three and one-third acres has
long been looked upon as an attractive
homestead site. The Crane Common
Council sod the tract to DeI<ay for
500, 0G0. The bargain required a certified
check for $500. the balance of $4,000
TO be paid ON july 6. The city then
went ahead and bought q new poor
farm site in Livings.on from JACOB
Rausch.
The $S5, 600 was not fort coming on
july 6, and on Monday night the Goun-
Gil gave an ension OF a month for
of the balance on the assur-
aEce that the city might utilize the
poor fam buildings for six months.
That the agent has been seeking to
sell the property b fore finishing his
contract with the CtuEtil mas been the
general idea. A company Was incor-
poIated at Trenton Yesterday to de-
velop the tract, DeNay making a7prnit
of So, 600 on the deal. East Orange Ter
race, incol porated, l. the name OF the
new corporation.
Preliminary surveys for turing the
section into a residential tract Will be-
gin IN the fall. Surveys have already
been made Which indicate that there
will be more thai 900 choice city luild-
ing plots, snG The number may app .oNi-
mate 400. New streets are to be cut
through.
There will re u fair representation of
East Orange folk in the new enterprise.
but Trenton and South Jersey pee-
pie have the principal ownership. city
Clerk Lincoln L. Rowley. of East Or
ange; Silas A. Lottrldga. formaP in-
structor in the East Orange High
School, and others have about $1,000
worth of stock in the new concern.
Assistant Acknowledgement Nelson r.
Gas'<il will probably be presidents RI
parian Commissioner Henry T.. Caullet.
OF Trenton, vlce-president; Erwin q.
Marshall, sec, etary, and Leslie c.. Pier
son, treasurer. 1t is anticipated homes
will be ready for occupancy on the tract
May 1 of next year.
Governor Fort Is said to be 1na ncially
interested IN the enterprise. which In
undertaken partly as a result of the
boom anticipated to follow the opening
of the Hudson tunnels.
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THE ORANGES,
BLOOMFIELD,
MONTCLAIR
NO LIGHTING BIDS
SENT IRVNGTON
Council Decides to Place the
Building Ordinance in Town
Clerks Office.

Members of the Irvington Town
Council were surprised at their meeting
last night when it developed that no
bids had been received for lighting the
town. Advertisements had been in
serted in newspapers calling for bid
TO supply the town with electric and
gas lights for periods of one, three, five
and ten years. 1t was decided to re-
advertise.
After a delay of many months it was
decided that the building ordinance,
which since it was drawn mas been in
the possession of Councilman Boerger,
be placed in the office Of the town
clerk. Councilman states declared that
though he had made repeated efforts
he had been unable to get a glance at
it and he believed it time definite action
was taken.
Mayor GlorieuX called the attention
OF the Council to the fact that he no.
ticed that the .sprinkling wagon OF the
Public Service Corporation frequently
turns back at Eighteenth street, in
stead of going through the town ac-
cprdrng to agreement. The matter was
referred to the railroad committee.
Ordinances We're passed for the OPEN
ing of University place and the grad
ihg, tagging. refiagging, curbing and
paving of the cutters of Orange ave-
nue. to the city line. An ordinance to
provide for the construction of sanitary
savers in fremont terrace, Sherman
place, Leslie place and Prospect ave-
nue. was passed ON first reading.
sOlympic terrace was originally in
cluded in the ordinance, but on account
of no houses being as yet constructed
there, on motion of Councilman States,
ii was excluded from the ordinance.
The hearing on the grading, curbing.
Tagging and r~eflagging of Washington
avenue was continued to the meeting
on August 3, and the report of the as
sessment commissioners on the opening
Of Tw%enty-second street. from Six
teenth to Seventeenth avenues, was re-
ceived and u public hearing ordered.
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Personals of
The Oranges

Miss Anna Hamnal has returned from
a two weeks stay at ATLANTIC High
lands.
Miss Emma Mahrt. of Washington
street, Orange, a teacher in the Ger
man-English School. will spend the
rest of the summe at Kcansburg.
Mrs. Lewis H. Hallock, of 124 Wash
ington street, East Orange, has gone
to Poland Springs for the summer.
William Eckert and Augustus Bran
dis, of West Orange. will our the East
ern States in an auto starting Monday.
They will be gone for two weeks.
Mrs. George II. Willis. of Harrison
let. East orR""e. has one to
Weehapang, r. L., for the summer.
Fred Burley, John Flynn and Chester
Klersted. of East Orange. have gone to
Asbury Park for two weeks.
F. NJ. Tully. of East Orange, jour
neyed to Atlantic City in a Packard
machine. and is stopping at the MARI
borough-Blenheim
Ira Goldsmith. of Orange, is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hinrichs, Mt Lake
Hopatcong.
Herbert T. Luth and II. S. Luth. OF
Orange, are at Bryant Villa, Lake Ho-
patcong. Mrs. J.. S Wright. of East
Orange, is also at Bryant Villa.
Arthur Leadbcaten, of East Orange,
is at the owls" Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Elsie Cronk. clerk in the Orange
postoffice, is spending W weeks Al
Asbury Park.
Miss Grace Miller, of 12 Essex ave
nue.. Orange, has returned from Bel
mar, after a weeks stay.
Miss LYDIA Buckley, of IL Parkinson
terrace. Orange. is spending w week;
at Goshen, N. Y.
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~HARRISON-EAST NEWARK
WORK ON STREET CAR
TRACKS KILLED SLEEP,

The Public Service Corporation is
Welding and leveling the trolley rails in
Harrison VENUE, Harrison, and until
recently were working day and night
to hurry the job along. Huge machines
were In operation, and this, with sand
blasts and gangs of men with sledge
hammers, made such a racket that
sleep was impossible in the neighbor-
hood. A few nights ago the noise be-
came such that Park Commissiner Will
lam j. Davis called up the Harrison
police station on the phone at 2 a. m.
INC demanded that the police stop the
work. SeveralNpollcemen were sent to
the scene and compelled the cessation
of operations. Since then the residents
have had peace.
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Thomas Duel, proprietor of the Pal
ace buffet in the town centre. will cave
next Monday for a two weeks trip to
Canada, stopping In Buffalo.
Mr.. n Mrs. Frank Kennedy, of
Nineteenth street, are at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rumpp, of
Bloomfield, have returned from a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Wells, of 80 Park place.
Mrs. Clifford Bullivant, of Newark,
who a few years g before her mar
riage. was proprietress of the Irving
ton Hotel, has been paying a short
visit in town.
William Dulay, of Sharon avenue;
William Dressler, of Cummings street,
and Charles Spaniar. of Clinton ave-
nue.. have returned from a weeks stay
at Berkeley Heights.
John Henry Keller, of Springfield
VENUE and New street, has gone to
Morristown
Charles Lance, of 81 Mabel street,
will spend a weeks vacation at the
Manhattan Hotel, Midland Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Prick and
family, of 10 Rodwell avenue, are
spending a few days at Morgan Sta
ton.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
IRVINGTON
SEEK BETTER TELEPHONE
SERVICE FOR FIREMEN,

The need of telephone service into
fire headquarters at the Town Hall was
brought to the attention of the Irving
ton council last night. At present the
only telephone service of which Fire
Chief Groom can avail himself is the
connection at police quarters, in the
opposite part of tn ehall. Until re-
cnetly a key to the door of the police
room vas left at the irehouse to en-
able that department to gain entrance
hen the door is locked. Since July 5,
when young Wassmer escaped from the
lookup by removing the iron bars in his
cell in the rear of the police station, the
key has been taken from the custody Of
Fire thief Groom, as a nprecautio
against future escapes. Pending the in
stallation of the service the Town
Council authorized that the key he re-
stored to the fire chief.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
NERVY WEST ORANGE
MAN STOPS RUNAWAY.

Risking his own safety to prevent
what might have been a dangerous ac-
cident Frank Eagan, of Essex avenue,
Orange, who IS employed in the Edison
factories, West Orange. stopped a run
away horse In Highland avenue, Or
ange, yesterday. The animal, attached
to 9 light buggy, had run from Walnut
street. East Orange, down the steep
incline to Scotla1 I'D street. when Eag1n
ran alongside, picked up a trailing rein
and swung the horse into the gutter. At
the foot of the hill are the tracks OF
the c~ross-towni trolley line and the
Lackawanna railroad.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
SUING CUSTOMER FOR
SLAVES PROVES COSTLY,

Ralph Giordano is a barber in Centre
street, Orange. His friend, George For
tunes, a Greek, sells bananas. Ralph
claims George got 81 worth of shaves
that he did not pay for. George. on the
other hand. says Ralph ate $3.50 worth
of bananas for which he forgot to re-
imburse him. Giordano brought suit
In the Orange District Court, but his
lawyer failed to put in an appearance
on two occasions. Today he had the
suit discontinued. So he is out the
81 worth of shaves. as well as $3.50
whfehit cost him to start h suit.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
HOLD THREE KEARNY
BOYS ON THEFT CHARGE.

Arrested on suspicion that they knew
something of the theft of. s.. from the
store OF Stanley Rycyk. of Davis ave-
nue. and Tappan street, Eearny, on June
IL, Martin Walker, 16 years old. and
James Heslen, IS years old. both of
Tappan street, and Peter Mitchell. Is
years old, of Schuyler avenue. all OF
kearny; were each placed under 800
ball last night for the Grand Jury by
Recorder James Kelly In the kearny
Police Court. The boys broke down
under questioning, and Walker and
Heslen blamed Mitchell. while THE lat
ter Famed Walker for theitbef.. Bail
ives furnished for Walker and Hes'en.
Mitchei's relatives promised to bal
him out today.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
SCHOOL BOARD TO PLAY
COUNCIL AT BASEBALL,

The Kearny Common Council and the
Board of Education of that town are
to meet OH the baseball diamond. The
Board of Education decided last night
that it would send a committee to the
Council meeting tomorrow night to is
sue a challenge. Commissioner Walter
Brooks will captain the school board
team and Councilman McAteer will be
at the helm of the Council nine. Mrs.
Pamela Eakins, the female member Of
the Board of Education, will be the
honored guest.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Coisnn and
family. Of Midland avenue, will spend
the next four weeks at Ocean Grove.
Harrison ], Mier. of South Fullerton
avenue, have returned from a stay Of
two weeks at Greenwood Lake.
is spending his vacation at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew W. Hennessy.
of Digby. Nova Scotia, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Hennessy, Of
North Fullerton avenue.
. George T. Rousterman, of Bloomfield
avenue, Is spending his vacation at
Greenwood Lake.
Miss Grace Murray. of Midland ave.
nue.. is SPEEDING her vacation at Ocean
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Williamson,
of Orange road. have gone to Mt.
Desert Island. Me-, to stay until Sep
tember 1.
Mrs. Henry T. Atcheson and family.
of Grove street, will spend the remain
Ger of the summer at Twilight Park,
n. Y.
Fire Chief Frederick E. Williams will
attend the p%ational convention of fire
chiefs at Detroit, Mich. on August IL.
Montclair Aerie of Eagles Will hold
an excursion on Wednesday, August II.
which is business mems holiday in
Montcla!r.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
SOUTH ORANGE GIRL
GIVEN A SURPRISE
Miss Johnson HOnored on Her
Twenty-second Birthday.

Miss Josephine Johnson, daughter Ct
Mr.. and Mrs. John C.. Johnson, OF 81
Riggs place. South Orange, was ten
dered a surprise by her parents n a
number of friends last night or the oc-
oasion of the twenty second ann ver-
sary of her birth.
Miss Johnson "a the recipient of
many presents. The home was decor
ated with ferns and wild flowers. The
guests numbered twenty-five and were
from Madison, this city and the Or
anges. An entertaining program was
presented.
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Award Contracts for school Repairs.

Contracts for repairs to be made
In the Kearny public schools were let
last night to the following: Iainting,
Nos. l and 4. Arthur C%athcart; Nos. 2
and 5. Jacob Smith; No. 6. George
Mason; No. 7, George Weinert: plumb
ing, No. 4, Thomas Branch: Nos. 5 and
6. John Danecke: carpenter work, Nos.
l and 6, George Severance; mason
work. Nos, l and 6, George Severance.
The work will be started at once
and must be completed by August 20.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
Fire Commissioners vacation.

President Sumter l.. Beagle, of the
Orange Fire Commission; Mrs. Beagle
and their daughter, Miss Eleanor
Beagle, viii start on August 9 for a
trip to Lake St. John. AS Commits
sioner George A. Martin is going away
soon the fire commission will have a
session on Friday, July 80, to clear up
pending business and pass on the sus-
pension of Fireman George Cuddy.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
Mayor Bayliss Serenaded.

Mayor George Bayliss. of Schuyler
avenue, North Arlington, gave an i'm
promptu reception TO the Arlon Singing
Society. of Arlington. of which he is a
member. last night. A serenade to the
mayor preceded the reception. 1t was
one of a series of serenades the society
Is giving it's members.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21

Township Committeeman Joseph
Weston is suffering from an attack Of
soiatic rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Long, of Kamlah
street, are at Haekettstown for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Walton and family,
OF Mann street. are at Ulsterville, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ferris, of Grey
lock avenue. are at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Clark, OF
Kamlah street, and Mr.. and Mrs,
August Pabst and family. of Beech
street, viii spend the month of August
at U~lsterville, N, Y.
Ross Fl. Foster. of GreylocH avenue
has returned from Washington, ID. G
Miss Sadie THEM Foster will Weave to-
morrow for a stay at Asbury Park and
Atlantic City.
Miss c. Rose Bowman, of BPstor. Is
visiting Mrs. George MarshalY Of Dow
street.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21

Petitions for the curbing OF Twenty
first and Twenty-second streets, from
sixteenth to Seventeenth avenues, and
the placing of a erosswalk at Sandford
and Elmwood avenues were referred by
the Town Council last night to- the
street committee. The request of Cour-
Gilman Boerger for a light at Twenty
third street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth avenues, was retired to the
light committee.
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Destructive Fire Near Church.

Fire in a barn in the rear of the home
of Mrs. Ann Reynolds, In IN street.
near William street. Bellevllle, last
night destroyed the building and caused
$500 damage. The barn is used by John
Waters. His two horses and carrla ges
were gotten out in safety. The build
ing is near Christ Episcopal Church
and a big crowd gathered in the belief
that the church was afre. A shed in
the rear of the church was consumed.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
BELLEYiLLE


Contracts We're awarded last night by
the building committee of the Board OF
Education for repair work in the
Joralemon Street School. ap~proximating
$500. John Trayers received the ma
sons contract, Daniel Mellis the car
penter's and William Jacobsen the
plumbers contract. The Goeller Iron
Works. of Newark, has received the
contract for constructing a fire-escape
on the Academy Street School to re-
place the wooden structure, at a cost
of 1915.
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Bond Issues Authorized.

house at Az per cent. interest per
annum, an Improvement bond for $60J
to redeem bone No. 50 for 500 n
one for $4,000 to redeem No. "a for
$4,000.
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Protest Against Bombs.

At the last meeting of the Greylock
Improvement Association it was de-
cided to protest to the management of
Hillside Park against the use of aerial
bombs in the fireworks every Tuesday
night. M. e. Gougeon was detailed to
see the management of the park.
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B"ELLEYTLLE NOTICES.
NOTICES.

NOTICES
TO H OWNERS OF land and premises on
Greyiock avenue, in tho Township Of Belle
willie. in the County of Essex:
are hereby notified that the Township
committe of the Township Of Belleville, in the
2 County Of Essex, at a meeting to be held on
ii said Township Committee, located at the
: corner of Cortlandt aad Academy streets, In
said Township OF Belleyille, will consider a pro
vide for the change Of grade Of part of Grey
lock avenue . and you are further notified that
objections to said proposed ordinance will be
heard by said committee at said time and
place.
Clerk Of the Township Of Belleyille. in the
County Of Essex.
TO II OWNERS OF land and premises on
Eleanofa street. in the Township of Belle
~rsyille. in the County Of Essex;
Committee Of the Township Of Belleville, in the
County OF Essex, at a meeting to be held on
q au ssaid . ro%nship Committee. located at the
corner Of Cortland and Academy streets In
esald Township of Belleville, VIII consider q
proposed ordinance entitled AN ordinance to
you are further notified thar objections to said
proposed ordinance will be heard by said com
mittee at said time and place.
EDWARD r.. MATHES
Clerk Of the Township OF Bellevile. In the
County of Essex.
FTo THE OWNERS OF land and promises on
Mann street. In the Township OF Belleville. In
The County of Essex;
You are hereby nOtlneG tndt the IOWnshI
commsttae OF the Township of Belleville, in the
sCcunty Of Essex. at a meeting to be held on
August 3. 1909, at s p. m. In the meeting room
Of said township Committee. located at this
fcorTler OF Cortlandt and Academy streets In
said Township Of Belleville. will consider a
proposed ordinance entitled IAN ordinance tC
establish The grade of Mann street." and yor
arc further notified that objections to said pro
t6sed ordinances will be heard by said commit.
tfs at said time and place.
EDWARD f. MATHES.
Clerk Of the Township of Relleyille. IN th'
A Cae.t4 = EN"~FF-
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MONTcLAIR
Miss Fritz Engaged.

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus H. Fritz, Of
81 Forest street, Montclair, announce
Encouragement of their daughter. Miss
Florence Fritz. and George A. Wallis,
son of Mr.. n Mrs. Alfred Wallis. OF
81 Forest street. that place. No date
has been made public for the Wedding.