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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
A. GIBSON
WEOSF F. ". BAYlES
IN EAST ORANGE
Pretty Yellow and White cere-
mony Witnessed hy So
eiei, pesotees,

There was a pretty wedaiAs IA hast
orange YESTERDAY AFTERNOON When Miss
Elizabeth Adelaide Gibson, aaushtsi eF
Mr. aud Mrs. George X QieseR, Il tes
Munn avenue, Mas married 60 t4sa-
aFiek Wilmington eaNies The eeFe7
menS MAS aeFferIaea Az ths heas OK
tAe pFiae's parents The house Mas
decorated With yellow AVID White Vnrsss
a~Rthernaas
fae prlae Nae Vas given IN tnaffKAse
bs aer latheR wefe a semR Of white
satin tfinpqea With Duchess lsee, A02
eagpje9 lilies Of tbs valley and Mite
aEoaidS abe was attended ~ hsr sis
ssR Mss Niesiaa atesea a. msid Of
aQpoF mho vote a gown Of msite chit
fo1 OYER Sellew sattA and carried White
daisies and Niss poFothy QipsoA sad
Mtss Marjorie sFowR who WpFe emf
pire sowps u white ehiloR over White
SATIN aud carried yellow daisies ma
e~erensoaS Vas performed bS the Sev
Fred Clare Baldwin. pastor Of CalVary
Methodist charehs East Orange the
BEST nta Was Roscoe NcSlaVe, Of New
York and the ushers were Wesley Glib
son, brother of the bride f Wood Nc
e4aye, Harrison McS&ita aHa 4
Emo. All OF New Xork Mr and Mrs.
Sayles left Tor a Wedding trip. EpoA
ehelI retQra they viii live n a or
nj
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
MILLBURN,
IRvINGTON
AND HILTON
M TO HOLD BAZAR
FOR BENEFIT OF CHURCH.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the cald-
well Methodist Church Will hold It's
annual fair tomorrow and Friday. The
fair will be held In the Sunday school
room and Will be open both afternoon
and evening. The society has planned
a number of Attractive features for the
sale.
The fancy table viii be In charge OF
Mrs. Henry Mead. There will be a
stationery table in charge of Mrs.
Cleveland Campbell. At another booth
handkerchiefs and aprons will be sold
by Mrs. Levi Kent. A fish pond, in
charge of Mrs. Frazse, will provide
amusement for the children. An ice
cream and candy table will be in charge
OF Mrs. Frank Glazier and Mrs. Stew
art Hennion.
AT 6 o'clock on both nights the wom-
en- will serve upper under the manage
ment of Miss Carrie Burnett, chairman
of the supper committee. The pro-
ceeds will be Used to purchase a new
carpet for the church.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
PLEADS
WITH POLICE TO
GIVE HIM COCAINE
Mell=Eaasalea Man a.y.ag Nsass
vi john ROYAL Smith Ar.
rested in kearny.

Pleading Win the police aud court
officials ~ give him just a few srains or
cocaine, a Veil educated appaR-
entity about 30 wears OF axe, vas ar
raigaed before Recorder James Kelly.
Of keaHaS YESTERDAY. after tpStas %
Obtain hfteen grains Of the drug GA q
prescription fronl the drug store Of pt
Eugene II Goloeepg at IS keapaN We
aue. kearey fhe prisoner gave his
as John tsoyal Smith, and when
asked where ne hNed answered any
where. ste waS charged With forging
ghysieiaRs prescriptions aad Was acid
tog The grand iUEy IA 4efa4lt oS 500
bail
The prescription which SAptta pEe,
seated % the aR1g clark bore eAe eeaes
d Tn Wittsea A. QheF4s and aalaea
Tor HlteeR grains Q4 cocaine, Rae clerk
called Detective Sergeant Oliver WaQ
lives ReaE the store, AND Re took sac
man 20 the keasRy station MReA
searched a notebook c~cnealRtRg the
eames an3 addresses eE @apy pay-
sseiaRs IA Weat tE2dsoR. Mas found IN
hfs peqket fNweRty-lQ0r prescription
BLANKS bearing the aappe Of De T. >.
aeNdS i've bearing she patqa of pr,
9eelle ana another With he name Of
er Reid We're fQped 9n RrNe sSe-
aeeRtls @hile hs vas ia the station
afpith asked see Pe1tee 20 PseegRe A#a
q ~eeeaipe.
MRep arFaigRed 2edoXe the recorder
Eqattn said taat be has 9eeR a NssE
e4 the @gQs fpy sQpgseeR Years kte
declared t3a, waeR rs was yo@9S he
suffered lFoM a maAa9y and PASsb2taRs
bad siSen it - ai1a sae9 - Eelieve ais
pain SjBes s5as tilQe be bad 0sed il
eon~ti9QogsIy talkips as m9eR as foEty-
ave gfaI9a a DAY
fRs eoliee SAY t9tt SHRtta qsd q
-ssstepAattc as4aod 81 QRkaiaNRs the
prescription blanks. hte would 80 iRto
a doctors ONCE. they said and @bep
tpe Doctor Vas RQR Aooklag would
spatc9 several III taeH9 won the desk
Fbeg DO would easily ID them Qut and
bake them 9lled
$nptta aoReaEs to be weli educated
and sahlts l9sRgS. k1e loeks " BE q
wreck fioaa the uHag.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
kEARNY TO BUY
FAIRGROUNDS At
COST OF $4,000
Council Also Appropriates siG.-
900 for Tracts TO Be
Improved,

At a ave-min0se session last atsas az
the kearny Town Council it Was re-
solved en- motion OF Councilman James
], MeAtesr, TO issae ssAa@ fef the bay
ing aea l~NpsaSins Of land for e&aAIe
Fairgrounds. OF this snm about Via
zee will be used for purchasing and rse
remainder for Improving the tracts
eeasht and *Aesnea~ TO the town
kearnS has AZ option IN about forty
acres % suitable laaa en- b eAst SIDE
Of SehSstsr avenae and a sa@st dis
taRee south ~ shs railroad ia tas
Askagtea se%gtom Ths special eoHa-
paitses IN cnssss ~ the R-ateet con-
slsts % SeaaeiA@ea Aagh WHSsa
Japass J. MeAtesS ard JEAN ID Craze
An keyisatseR fse1a the NafFtsAa
Town Se9aeil 10 attend a conference
es cescials OF that town and sast New
ark to consider the Feasibility OF erect
ing an electric hSasfAs plant 70 Re
owned to5Rthy by the three Msss hk0d~
seR towns was refeFeed Joseph sykes
sgRhed foE a~peotasEasnt IS chance
aaR aud bis fetkee was referred 60
the POLICE eegeiaittse.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
Of WORKMEM
IS ROUTED BY 4
HARRISON WOMAN
Mrs. J. Lucas Terhune Orders
Public Service Employees
Away from Property.

A gang of men employed by the cleo
trio department of the Public service
Corporation Was put to rout IN harra-
son by a woman today. 1t was Mrs. j..
Lucas Tarhune who drove the men OH
M she warned them not to return.
Armed with an order from his COM
pany to erect a pole on Cleveland ave-
nue.. opposite the headquarters OF Truck
Company No. | and Hose Company NO
:, the foreman ordered his men to dig
q hole for the pole in front OF $40
Cleveland venue Mrs. Terhune, from
the window of her home at SIG Cleve-
land avenue. saw the laborers at work.
Running out. She ordered thai the
dirt taken from the hole be put back
The foreman tried to convince the
woman that he was right. but she
would not listen to him. and at last he
ordered the hole hiied and Mrs. Ter
hume told them to give her property a
wide berth.
The laborers went about twenty feet
further east and started to dig in front
Of q lot owned by john Brandt. of War
rem street. Harrison. Someone sent
word TO Brandt and he hurried to the
place n made the men refill the hole
they had dug.
IL Was the intention of the electric
company to place a light at the fire.
house. "A Instructed by the council.
IL was understood that the workmen
would set an arm in the briekwork OF
the house ana AVE the lisht above
tho sidewalk and between the two
doors. Had the pole been erected in
front of the Brandt property it would
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eAIDwEIL-NE40NA.

Miss Emma kmei OF Orange - tlfs
guest OF M'ss Helen Harrison, Of Fair
field ayenpes West Galdwail
Mrs. Gsorsap De Camp, Of Lincoln
aNanua. has returned from a visit tn
her iaag5ltsrs Mrs. wa Graham.
al. Roseviiies
George sraNn anti family haya ra-
turned ~ tilsira home in Roiooisam after
spending . weeA with 9aorse FiRm>
NOR Of Rrospeet piaca..
An oatertaimmnnts in cnarsa az Mrs.
FRANK Ghadsvinii will ha given m ttio
Methodist parsonags4 On Grove ars-
niies Verona, tumurtow night,
'n1a West CALDWELL Borough Council
will meet tomorrow nisfif. when the
water question will na cotissttereeh
Ars. Mary Rarties. Of Harrison ave.
nue. Rpseiand. is spending several dtsga
with relatives On Fairfielaf~ avenue.
West gaiusxaii.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
SAYS TEACHER IN
HARRISON SCHOOL
IS INEFFICIENT
Vies.Pfineipal Referred 10, How.
ever, deis Salary Increase
Along with Others.

There MAS . stafal al protest a. lhe
Meeiing al the Harrison Beard ~
Education iasi niehi when a motion
was mane far increasing the salaries
al tbs hires tlpez PRINCIPALS AZ tits
sFhAais Ane ii the WeMhefs declared
thaf nne az lie teachers was lheapapis
and was nnt deserving 81 al Increase
tie intimataa hat orders had heeh ie
peiVed hY snrae at the members from
iarsrg NiiY nalitieiaRs % sfant tie AZ
efease. tbs motion passed however
nA q vets az 2 as !
lt Was Commissioned iahA h Reilly
Who introduced tbs melien l0r an ia
crease II salaries eierk bfephN eps
PISSED II asa ms srenAa thai the salary
inst WIS high enNAgh neN ahd tbs
town eauia nat ailhre . further M
araase Commissioner Martin r les
iApna lhpNsht unusual "a pflAs An
ihe matter Without a conference lie
said as was Aet altaaethef eppassa %
aN increase hAt ene tlee serlaeieais ne
saia, IS hreaking ihe laws ei aissi7
pline
Tins ieaeheF Is aet WafthE ~ 80
Increase, have heeA tplA Ia sNls4e ~
iha teachers thai AARils hAee pesn sent
lfpm hef seheel ihat WeFe aAAela %
faAA after leaving the hishesS class
aAAtt understand WhN ven peepla
ssana ter Thai sarl el business simply
heeausa 4 certain individual has ia
AueRee With lAe PaWers mat pe cen
elNaea Atr Desmond
Speaking te q star FepQfteE peslNaad
SAID he FefsrFea % she siaa-pFlAe pal
at sgheai NQ q aAa iatsr WeRttssai
her name As Mrs. laeN beaeh Slafh
bFopRN aaelarea tRat he MAS sufnfiset
Al Relils, wheiA, he said, Aa q the
pAst ALWAYS ePpesed increasing the
satapN ST she Ntee epFsRqttAls
keilts toQk tAe Fteqr apa aeniea taAs
ia haa fQealFe4 AJAX arqess eQAeaFIlAs
inc Increase ste declared tAaF tAs
matter VAS pFqpsAs Np selae tAae Ase
AND la59 oyq1 4qf {9taFe consideration
Aesgpqna tqbd tseABs that ne tAtget A''s
- sAe pAst aRaAteE4nsN 9p4qse6 fas
i9g the sasarlss ef tae Vlee- pElpe1eas,
and ReiAN depgQd tAe statement
Commissioners fqAn QNetl declared
that eniS QAR Ql tAe tAree seemed 80
10 seeAkas anN ipegease aad Ion eaAt
TeasoA aa3 felt hat ootpiqs should be
Qqp& W4al tq ~ pa fee9SV A. OPP
FAf1NA7 sH@R M~ErrHTHWf FH~rN6 N"r-N
REoRh2, ASH sRstns wGes We're
EalfeA spt sAsN s2t CROSSED ~sQpasho~
ap@ ehe tQa1t1 was 4roRRed PC We ar2
s4ias Go iasase aaaaries theEe are
ssNegas 5eachaHa Who should be getting
SA0 q veal. TaeS Do as mqSa work as
the ViCe7paiaespals aud siSe oStteI SAT-
esaSea 7aH Soiife fae 9aiN tHeaRSe
s tlat eaeY aaye aoa the pan oehiRd
sses
A va#a Mas 1hon axes.
President EaWiess and commission.
sts kelly tHrighh Goodman and
Maiads eoteo b favor 81 the resolution
and BFo9hy peasAoAdi 9<eIi and hain
asajnss
NeS Baaeh, &ho IS Attached 20 No. 2
sflGol, and the other Vice-pFaHciPals,
Ms aiR McSoyeHa, y htneoln
School tad Miaa Catherine eondon, of
". ! school viii ap~ Hseelve N2e0
a Neea
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uSaN-uuDlaw-

Christ. Hniacapan Church. IN Blgnn1..
feld. was the scsne OF a nret1ay Wedding
last night. when Miss Ruth Grav LI1u--
low became che hride 1s Eenry F9wisr
wilson. IT.. at Eruuifiyn.. The gaie--
muny was 1erfurrnef by tina a Hd-
win A. White. rsctnr Of the ciitireif.,
asaistei by the Rev. Inward Diilerr OF
Fattsviiles Pa. COUSIN OF tina l1rirte-
grou1m.
The bride vas atfirasf in wtiite erzspa
.meteur over white satin amt ruasH pint
lane. She wors a. Guile veil anu range
%nlnsaams and carr-iesf a siiuEveas 1mIulletz
of WHITE rosass anu lilies of the valley.
rha decorations wera yeilnv and white
Observation-Disclosures Tfe maid OF iuIlur
was Miss Nellie Ogden Ludlow sstez.
of the br1de.. antl ttie bridesmaids wers
Miss Helen 81. WILSON,. sister Of tina
bridegroom. and Miss EEeien z. Lincoln.
of Warailum. Masss
The maid OF dunur wore wtiite ciiif-
Inn vnile over white satin and veilUv
nessaline She carriest yellow aifry,-
aantinmumss Tile bridesmaids wesys
attiresi in vslluw nessaiine anu they
earr;ttE white alirysantt1eanumss T. Dill
ler Wilson. brother OF the brfdegroum.
of BrouElyn.. WAS best man. This
tlsf1nFrF wares Edward Wilson. c. EighY
warrilazv, AglgpsfiIs Bartuv anu Her.
l1ert1 Deiapierre.
The decorations weref yellow amt
wiiite cfrr,aantt1ean1Ims. palms amt
sznilAs1 Over 500 Invitations wern is-
saiedi for tie avsntl a. rseepffom foi@
Io1vsdi at the hume on the bride5s uncls.
Edward AZ Gamer At Spruce ssfssea.
B~looInffeids Afferr an extended wad+
ding trrn Mr. and Mrs Wilson will
reside in Fisztbilsii. z. Z
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
COLGATE To PAY
FOR FURNISHING
ROOM FOR SCHOOL
Comes to Aid of Orange Edu.
cation Board with Cash
Offer.

That School Commissioner Sidney M.
Colgate, of Orange, who was defeated
for reelection to the non-partisan body
on election day by T. Wilson Guernsey,
Democrat, is a splendid loser, was evil
denced at last nights meeting of the
School Board. when. for the last time.
he sat with his colleagues. Commits
one Hutchinson, chairman of the
supplies committee, was unable to rec
ommend the fitting out of a room for
the comfort of eachers in the lakewood
Avenu School, where the improvement
was badly needed.
I'VE have but $500 to. carry us
through the year" explained the chair
man. "and | cannot recommend the
fitting out of the room, which is in
deed essential to take good care of our
teachers there"
Mr.. Colgate, who was selected TO fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Lawrence A. Norton several months
ago promptly rose and said: To show
my appreciation of your work and the
interest l nave felt since l have been
with you in the board. | would sug-
gest that the room be fitted up as pro-
posed and you may send the bill to
me-"
Previous to the donation of the room
furnishings Mr.. Hutchinson had spoken
of the good work accomplished by Mr..
Colgate during his short term of serv-
ice.
Superintendent James G. Riggs gave
a report OF school conditions. His re-
port in part follows:
Interest this month has conferred
around special lines of our work as
follows: The ungraded class is now in
operation at the Day Street building.
with ten pupils in attendance and
with Mr.. McNaughton in charge
These are children ranging from the
second TO the sixth grade. who are out
Of step with their class and who de-
mand more of the teachers time than
is their just due. to keep them in order
The purpose OF sending them TO this
class is to give them a new environ
ment, TO discover what their interest
is and TO lead them along that par
ticular line.
The open-air camp on Central avenue
has sixteen pupils on register, with an
average attendance of about twelve
On a visit to h camp the other day
1 learned that they were expecting
their blankets and sittfng-out bags
The teacher is much interested in ths
work. snd the children are Drnersss-
ing. The nurse informs me that there
is q weekly increase in weight in each
case. none OF which are open cases
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
WORKING
FOR BElLEv|LLE
TO JOIN NEWARK
Annexationists' Head Says They
Helped Defeat Republicans
on Tuesday.

Speaking through Its president. Dr.
aeorss / Yarrow, the nelleville AM
neNatien Association today isslied q
formal statement commenting on hel'e7
vile deciding to become a town an"
incidentally, the statement hints AT
the fact that lis memhefs resented their
treatment by the last Republican iesiss
lature, and declares that a bill VIII ne
introduced Ia the next pehieefatle
Legislature which will pfaside that
neiieYille viii vote on the aaentien ~
whether II shall heeame d part OF New
ark,
The declaration falleMs}
hrhe change Ia o sernment Ia helle"
vile ffem a township GO d town Ia q
great step toward annexation 90 New
arb The helieyille Annexation Asae'
citation did net take AT active part IN
the eentest, FOR Il Wah not our nsht'
last seaF We banded together ana
Fought TO give the people a vote on
annexation, aud a bill viii be intro
aueea Ia the next Legislature fef mat
purpose
i'a'he question OF changing 10 a semn,
a. printed on the ballots, maN nave
heen legally flght, hut We believe it Mas
merallN wrens II was unfair not 20
nave the werd against On h hal7
luts The heavy Democratic vote IN
senle seetions at the township showed
that the annexation association resent
ed What they received al ffehton last
veal
Although the vote g~aVeFtng a chance
was large still a committee Of taNpsy-
ers has engaged Judge Thomas ] tinS
.Qst 60 Try AMI upset the decision IN
The courts because ~ the saet that anhy
the wefd TOR Mas "a the ballots u
net the word against
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
BATTERY A OFFICERS TO
ENTERTAIN AT SMOKER
Many Quests Expected at East
Orange Function.

MANY county and city officials Will he
So SITS OF the officers OF Field battery
:. at the his smoker ana entertainment
10 be given tomorrow night BY the or
Plantation in the arinory on clinton
street nerth, The anair Is expected 10
exceed any hat attract attention IN
military circles ana viii be along df-
fefent lines,
The armory has been decorated Tor
the occasion and a stage VIII be ereeteu
IN the rear end near Ashland avenae'
pnring the, progress of the entertain-
ment. which Mil be in tvs parts. pipes
and cigars viii be passed, Al the ln-
termIssion the mess eall will DO sound
ed by the buglers and 'fations VIII
be served to The guests,
Captain Marry L. Harrison and MA
officers win asst the committee hav-
ing the affair in charge n entertain
military guests, Quarteranaster-Ser Ser
seant Charles ", Van Zee Will be N
general charge. An memeers OF the
battery viii appear in full aniform aud
preparations have been made 10 ae-
e~oAnnodate a large throng
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
BUTTON ON HIS SHIRT
SAVES kEARNY BOYS LIFE.
Bullet. Fired BY Companion, Al
most Results Fatally.

1ohe Ralph. s wears old Of Maple
street. near Grove street Nearny, had
a narrow escape freaa probably ssTsl
in5aFy YESTERDAY while PLAYING Indians
with some other youngsters, One OF
the lads discharged a smah ride Al
Young Ralph. and the latter tepplea
ever,
rhe mother OF the eAna called DC,
Matter h Rick. whe eostaa that the
eutfet discharged from a powder cart
ridge, had struck a large button On the
ehllds shire saa has driven II slightly
iato the aesh just below the breast,
HAD the bullet not eeea aeaeeksd ~
the button the doctor is s0se il would
have entered the eeyAs heart or tenn
ach.
Lucky y00ns &atpa ESCAPED With ae
other taiQFy than tae painful tea-
goFary aad superficial depression,
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M0NTcIAR.

oratorso Society Eciaets.,
The Monteiair 0ratoria Sooiety has
slectad these officers Rresidsnt. will
lam T.. iva1s. Nipa-p presidents, BiliuttS
MARSHALL Alfred 81. Forstali, Frank A.
Ferris, James Nj Speers,. t~rsas,irer.. A,
a. Springrneyer; secretary, Miss Alice
r. Smith assistant seerstarys. Miss
Haisn Ii. piliArs. The saeiety will hoiu
~raiiearsals in Unity nail on rtieasiag-
evenings, commencing N0semller ~
The society is anxious to adj tn its
membership. me dies ire $50 a year
Arthur Rendarson. az Bioo1nfieid I'VE
nue., has returned from q visit to- De-
trsit. Mfcn,.
Miss Alioa Mosiiers OF Valley rnad.
has %returnedd from a stay at New On
leanss
Mrs. james Heafi1. Of Narti1 Fuller
ton aVeniias is VISITING al East Brannf.
~. r..
Miss IuIietta Hills. Of Greenwood ave.
nue., has rsturned fram a visst, tu
frienus al Rruyideuues r.. L
sneldon Case, Of Park street., has re-
turned fram the West. where 1e spent
the Inst eighteen months.
Tho Means club of the First AethU-
dist Giurnff will iioid It's firat dinner
this season in the dining room Of the
Mbntpiairr CslD tpmurrow night at 7
oScloeH, tifa principal Items on the
menu heing steala amt mushrooms The
speaker OF the evening will be Thomas
H. Usekra8l.. Of New NorN. who will
talse forr his ssiuJeet ''~inuryaHinE tins
Esfraanrovsol tins Individual ami tne
Organization
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
GLEN RIDGE.
HELLEyILLE
AND NUTLEY
REPORTS ON WORK AT
HARRISON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Supervising Principal jain DIVER OF
the Harrison public schools last night
reported ngures concerning the atteha
anee al day school IN the loNh faf the
manth OF uptnher, as follows NO L.
enrolled, Az average attendance apai
/ rd4, a. sahoai No, Z, enrolled, atet
aparaae attendance. anh afay, 40 LIN
coin school, enrolled ihgl average al
tendance, ilpi iaf1Yi ~ ttlsh saheol
enrolled, al average attendance MAJ
tardY, II. Mt Dwser reported Inc hiAht
snhoai enrolment as Al,
lruant Officer TAFT IL hls iehnft
showed that he had visited ias halles'
faptaries and stores during oetehei lie
visited this public seheols eighty teuf
times aud nther seheals thirty four
times tie alsa investigated eight cases
at truaneH, aeheel commissioner
nesmnna, as predicted Ia Tuesdays
EVENING sfAtti reported mat the
lecture series would he started as aeoh
as the auditorium could he put Ia shape
iar the TALKS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
sAzAa OF All NATIONS
BENG NEIL PA

Isdgg - lqe a-tteaaaqse asst
Asht toe Qasa1 81 al Has'ols @piea
s. u, be eQHtiB4s ~ az parrish aaiA Hfaf-
r.aouh toHisnt aaa t9naossQ@ nigh6 ~iA
aflpelN prone a ssceeaa fee aifai IS
ga9er tA4 auspices 81 sbs chi daep Qt
NasS eoaascg aQ wi14 the snqEco Of
Is Hobs QF9aa
the q 4eEeas 2oot4a @eFs ~sll patron
Ezed a89 5apelpg VA spJoyed thsE@
xii be- 9apg!qS tQn5spt aia9 torpQHgo~
aiglt AUD e Is too 3esife u the conn
a{ttee b cAasss taat 19 eaF}sA5Q8eHS
MlNs aa- aterest ~ sae oazaH
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
S0U'FE ORANGE

S Captarins a fox-tersiel dps belong
ing % Charles G. Ghafapeno.s. Of Eaff-
iiton road with the intent OF talvns il
% the village pound Dos Warden Bur-
ton W Beach was net by an employee
OF Mr R~hannen0,s. sno took the dos
frota him
A TAR Is BEING nelu IN the parish.
house OF the birsp P~resbgtsrialt Church
this afternoon, IL Will Do e%ontinHed to-.
nisilt and tomorrow afternoon and
..eeenins. To IS under the auspices OF
tho Womeais Auxiliary
II a football game WITH the BeE-
.naldsyiilH Bigh Sohooi aiesan on mo
tieid etuo grounds tnen representatives
OF the South Qrange Bigh school, won
by the score Of SEQ
fhe Aapiew0od Ftelu Cub senior and
Junior nasketbsll ives were Wetor,ot4sE
games played on tfles Mapiewosrd
court last night, me irst team won
fretna the Alif scholastic i've OF Newark
~ to- n. and tho RipnAsrss oi south Or
anse were tha victims of the second
team, 2ss6s Tne Rloaosss failed to- tally
n the seeandi ~1siffoff tina junior a*fass
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10

DIR. J. Ell Bgj,err. Formerly pH.s1er al
rlfe Springffeid Methodist Church. re-
turned to his hume in Chatham aftar
a visit tor friends IN Springfield.
Mrss Lawrence 2aIserera Of Norris
avenue. WIN has been in St MicifHei's
Hospifal. is gonvalesoenr ana iiHa re-
turned 20 her hornes
Willis Spinning ami family ltHva
moved from DID SHIRT Ellis 10 this
Baker place in S1urr ELLIS avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-10
RANDALL =A0RTiEa

Ia the pgessfaee of just the Immediate,
Families and relatives OF the coupge,
the KEY, .. kraAllin Snlndeli. passor
off the Esrst BaPusi Church, Of Arlins-.
tan. ast alght united Ia Rafgiase Miss
5uiia MARI. Claire Moytiers Of Airing.
TOD, and Jpseph William Randall, Ok l5s
keasax axeaue AealNg, h-hescsTamoDy
tao& place at the hogse Of the, oriae $
fsutheS, Ms Clara Mopfier, lS4 Devon
Stgeet. The eQVg4e We're attendsa BY
MisA 2ssae ssANin1jnG and Andrew
hMdAil