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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-17
MILLBURN,
IRvINGTON
AND HILTON
CALDWELL AND VERONA.

Miss Imogene Cook. of Montciair. -
visiting Miss Anna Cook, of Passaic
avenue, West Caldwell.
Floyd Van Ness, >bf Pine Brook. is
spending his vacation In Connecticut.
Castor Bradwell, of New York. Is
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. William
Kerris. Of Pine Brook.
Harry F. Backus. Mrs. Backus and
family. of Bloomfield avenue West
Caldwell, have returned from Asbury
Park.
Miss Gladys Baldwin, Of Whitfield
street. Caldwell, is the guest of Miss
Elisabeth Harrison, OF Green Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Farrand. of
Claremont avenue, Verona, are at Split
Rock.
Miss Henrietta Albion, OF Fairview
avenue. Verona, is visiting friends at
Asbury Park.
Miss Grace Meelker, of Essex Fells,
is stopping with Mrs. william Clements
at her summer home In Ocean Grove,
Mrs, John Wilson, of Scotland, Is
visiting Mr., and Mrs, Ernest Smith, of
Bloomfield avenue. West Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melancthon Confer and
Miss Edith Camter. Of Hanford place,
Caldwell. hare returned from q weeks
visit with Mrs. August Albion.
The Rev. William Trying. of New
ark. spent the past week with the
Misses Harriet and Mary Condit. Of
Roseland.
Helen Booth, OF Philadelphia, Pa,
Is visiting her brother, Everett Booth.
of Eagle Rock avenue. Roseiand.
Mrs. Susan Armstrong, of Pough'
keepsie. N, Y. is visiting relatives in
Cedar Grove.
Mi, and Mrs. Howard Akens. of New
York, are stopping with relatives in
Verona.
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STEAM PUMP CO.
ADDS TOLONG LIST
OF GREAT PLANTS
International Takes Over Hazel
ton and Milwaukee
F0nndries.

At the Harrison office of the Inter-
national Steam Pump Company it was
announced today hat two large shops
have Just been taken over and added
to the already long chain of works
owned and operated by the Interna-
tional people.
The Evansville Iron Works, of Halle
ton, Pa, and the Prescott Steam Pump
Works. of Milwaukee,. Wis, are the new
acquisitions. This makes ten plants
now controlled by the international.
The largest pump factory in the world
is located in Harrison. AT the present
time there r a,o0o persons working at
the plant and this is the dull season.
The weekly payroll amounts to about
$35, 900.
The other works are as follows:
Blake & Knowles Pump Company,
East Cambridge, Mass; Deane Pump
Company, Holyoke. Mass; Laidlaw,
Dunn, Gordon Pump Company, Gin
~cinnati, o.; Clayton Air Compressor
Company, Cincinnati. O.; Snow Pump
Company. Buffalo. N. Y; Hally Manu-
featuring Company, Lockport, N. Y;
Power and Mining Machinery Com
pany, Cudahy. Wis.
The Harrison factory is known as
the Henry r. Worthington Company.
The above plants, together with those
recently bought. represent 30 per cent.
of h steam pumping machinery fac
tories In the United States,
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PROPERTY FOR
TROOP ARMORY
IS TRANSFERRED
Part of Mitchell Estate to Be
Site OF Handsome Mil.
itary Structure. I

The transfer of property owned by
the Mitchell estate, in North Parkway.
East Orange. to Field Battery A, Of
that city, vas completed last night.
Lieutenant Frederic A.. Reimer acted
for the battery and DIR. Winthrop d.
Mitchell. surviving executor, for the
estate. The purchase price was $26, 900.
This action ensures the erection of a
new armory for the crack military or
ganization after years Of effort. The
structure to be placed on the site will
be of brick or concrete and of orna-
mental design. 1t will be the first large
building to be erected in the section.
The property has a frontage on the
Parkway of 205 feet and the same on
Mum avenue when the latter thorough
far is cut through to Park avenue
from William street. There will be
entrances on the Parkway and Mum
avenue, The property has an average
depth of 246 feet.
The State architect will confer with
the officers of the battery shortly and
plans for the building will be drawn.
Before presented, however. the officers
will look over artillery armories in New
York city and Brooklyn, and man new
ideas will be utilized. Work on the
foundation will begin about October 1.
The present armory, located in Clin-
ton street, north, has become made
quate for the purposes of the organiza-
ton and Is now in poor shape. The
fine equipment of the battery cannot
be used to any advantage and gallop-
ing the horses around the structure has
been accomplished with difficulty. 1t
will be sold as soon as the new building
is completed. several years hence,
No opposition to the site purchased
last night is expected. 1t has been ap-
proved by the State military board.
Revolver ranges will be constructed
and stables provided.
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BELLEv|LLE ELKS
EXALTED RULER IN
mFREEH0LOER RACE
Martin ]. Griffin Becomes Can
didate for Important
County Office.

Those Who follow the political game
In Belleville were afforded ground for
much gossip today by the announces
ment that Martin ]. Griffin, exalted
ruler of Belleville Lodge of Elks, is
going to enter the warm fight for the
Democratic nomination for freeholder
In Belleville. If Mr.. Griffin becomes
a candidate for the county office there
viii be seven active Democratic as
pirants and two Republican seekers
for the one position.
1t is understood that If Mr.. Griffin
does declare his candidacy he will re-
ceive the support OF the Democratic
organization In Essex county. and II
this latter materializes the present can
didates will have to work hard.
When seen today Mr.. Griffin said that
he was giving the matter careful con-
sideration and that he has not yet deh-
nftely decided whether he will invade
the already mueh-scoured POLITICAL field
In Belleville for this coveted job.
He stated that there Is a good
chance for a good Democrat to be eleet-
ed freeholder in Belleville this year,
and that he might run.
IT am going to my cottage In Brad
ley Beach today he declared, "and I
will return Friday. Then ! will an
Gun my attitude or the freebooter
fight"
While he would not state uneauivo-
cally it is a pretty sure thing, Mr., Grit
fms friends say, that he will get into
the fight. 1t was further rumored to-
day that State Chairman James r. Nu-
gent. of the Democratic committee. has
offered his undivided support to Mr..
Grifln's candidacy, and that Mr.. MI
gent has been urging the Elks here to
make a fight in the township to defeat
Freebooter Pierre Black. who is seek
ing reelection.
The other Democratic candidates r
John J. Hannah, Frank j. Carragher.
John II, Waters, DR.. Edward o. Cy-
piers, James J. Noonan and P. W.
Mccoy.
Frank Hibson, jr. Is Blacks oppon-
ent for the Republican nomination.
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NUTLEY.

Mrs, Arthur Smith, of New York. a
former resident of Nutiey. spent yes
terday with her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
William H. Rockwell. of the Enclosure,
in Passaic avenue.
Mr., and Mrs, Heratio w. st. John
and family, of Hawthorne avenue, have
returned from spending several weeks
at Belmar.
Mrs. C. Smith and Miss Harriet
Smith. of Delaware, o., who have heel.
visiting their daughter. Mrs, Louis s.
Thursten, Of Grant avenue, have re-
turned home
Benjamin Hind. of Tennis place, who
is spending the summer with his FAM
lily at Bar Harbor, Me-, is paying a
short visit to Nutley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thompson
nue., have returned from an automobile
tour through the Berkshire Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Whitney, OF
Satterthwaite avenue, and family are
at Sayviile, L. l.. for a month.
Miss Hester Carter, of Philadelphia.
who has been visiting her sister. Mira.
Alfred v. Leaman. of North road, has
returned home.
Town Clerk Frank L. Rusty. Mrs.
Rusby and family, of Franklin avenue,
have returned from a visit to relatives
at Jordan, N. Y.
Mrs, William Mitchell, of Philadei-
plia, is a guest of Miss Rae Eagleson,
of Centre street,
The Misses Anna and Julia S~eheinler,
of Bloomfield avenue. are In Tenafiy on
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Smith. of Pros
pect street, are at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph G. Lamb, Miss
Mary Lamb and Joseph Lamb. IT., are
at Atlantic City.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-17
THIRD WARD PICKS EAyoRlrEs.

Following the lead of the Fourth
ward, the Third Ward Republican Club
of Kearny picked out a list of favorites
for the coming primary election at a
meeting in Quincy hall, Arlington. last
night. The ticket Endorsed was as fol-
lows; Delegates to State convention,
Mayor Louis NJ. Brock, Town Council
mar Harry b.. Caithness,N Sinking Fund
Commissioner Joseph B.. Hanna and
duncan Campbell; delegates to con-
gressional convention, Ellsworth Smith,
theodore Stendel. Frank Odendahl, d.
A, Mcconnell and Captain Lewis w,
Wilson; for town collector, Samuel B.
Terry; councilmen. Walter r. Chap
man. one-year term, and Daniel d.
bryan for two years; for member OF
Board Of Education. Gorrish Newell;
constable, James B~radbrough; for
of the Hudson County Re-
publican Committee, Town Councilman
Harry B. caithness, John Cameron,
erasmus johnson, Samuel B. Terry. jr,,
alexander Ross and Captain Lewis w.
Wilson.
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THOUGHT LONG-ABSENT
SON WAS Merry SALESMAN,

That salesman has a great nerve to
make an attempt to go into my home"
This is what Mrs. Ann o'Keefe, who
conducts a grocery store at z33 Jersey
street, Harrison, thought to herself
late yesterday when a young man,
whom she thought she did not know,
walked into har store, He was carry
Ing a grip and had a coat thrown over
his arm.
He didn't sac the woman, who was
behind a counter. and was mounting
the steps leading to the kitchen. whsn
Mrs. o'Keefe. hurrying from behind the
counter, demanded to know what the
man wanted, Not eve then did the
woman recognize her visitor. When he
said Hello. ma she saw at ence that
1t was her son Patrick. who had been
away for almost three years.
A happy reunion followed, and when
1t was learned that Patrick was home
neighbors fioeked to see him. He was
a changed man and very few of them
were able to recognize him. Some of
his former companions did not know
who he was when they met him ON
the street last night,
O'Keefe had been in the army since
January, 1908. and had spent the time
In the West. He had no intention of
coming home until two weeks ago,
when he made up his mind to visit his
mother. NC more army life for me-"
said O'Keefe to a STAR reporter to-
day. He says he will make his future
home with his mother, -
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b BLOOMFIELD GLEN RIDGE

Recorder George w. Cadmus. of
Bloomfield, and his son William H,
Cadmus, of Benson street, arrived home
from Nova Scotia today.
Philip Andrew, of Peloubet street.
has gone to Atlantic City. His brother,
Alexander Andrew. of that place, is
stopping in town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, of l62 Ashland
avenue, will make a tour Of the New
England States.
Miss Bertha Tracy. of Baltimore, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Charles w.
Jackson, has returned home. 8
Mrs. Mary Cushman, of Charles
street, has taken up her residence in
Troy, N. Y.
The Misses Charlotte and Kathleen
Cook of 1872 Ashland avenue are in
Maine.
Miss Sarah Hammond. who has been
the guest of Mrs. William Belts, of 81
Delaware avenue. sailed today on he
steamship Adriatic for Europe.
Mrs. Elenore Smith, of 10 Dodd street,
is in Philadelphia for a few weeks.
William Parting, of 10 Prospect street,
has gone to Fail River. Mass.
Mrs. William Miner and family. OF
14S Washington street, are enjoying q
sojourn in Morris county.
/, Frank Madison, of Poughkeepsie, N,
Y, is the guest of his brother. William
Madison. of Willow street.
Miss Mabed Hayter. of Trenton. who
has been the guest of her father. Cap
tain Samuel G.. Hayter, at the Lake
View in Halcyon Park, is spending
three weeks In Succasunna, this state
George A. EIlor and family, Of sc
Dodd street, have returned from a SO.
Journ in Warren county,
George w. Gray. of Bloomfield ave
nue., has m to Quogue. L. i.
Seymour Parker Gilbert, ST., of 14t
Washington street, paid a flying visit
home from New Hampshire yesterday
to look over the political field.
Charles L. Warren. of 225 Washing
ton street, who will play a leading
part In Polly of the Circus" will be-
gin rehearsihg tomorrow.
Mrs. Edward E. Baldwin and Miss
Lila Baldwin, of ITS Washington street
have returned from a stay in the Cats
kills.
William A. Ritscher, Jr,. of Franklir
street, will spend a few days in Boston
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SOUTH ORANGE.

Village Clerk Michael A. Fitzsim
mons, Henry NJ. Trimpi, Henry j.
Weber and Lewis III. Pierson were
named as a committee by South Or
ange Lodge of Eiks last night to ar
range for a shore dinner to be held
next month, William H. Evans, David
Cochran, William G. Miller and Mar
tin Luther were initiated to member
ship.
Police Justice Robert d. Brewer. of
the township. will leave Friday for
Vermont to spend his vacation. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Charles o.Brien, of
Maplewood avenue. have returned
from Bay Head.
Tho Orange Y. M. C, A. baseball
team will play a game with the Maple
wood Field Club nine on the Baker
street grounds Saturday afternoon.
Township Collector Albert L. Conklin
is acting as township clerk during the
absence of William r. Arcularius, who
is on his vacation,
John HI, Hathaway and family, of "a
Third street, have returned from AT
lantic City. where they spent two
weeks.
Miss Della Kelly, Of New York, ana,
Miss Catherine Anslum. Of Boonton.
who have been visiting Policeman and
Mrs. Patrick Kelly, Of Irvington ave,
nue., have returned home.
Assistant Postmaster Stanley b. Van
lderstine Is spending his vacation at
Atlantic City.
Mrs, John p. Whitman, Of Centre
street, has gene to Elmira, N, Y.
Amory Coffin, of South Orange ave,
nue.. left today for Mt, Pocono.
Miss Anna Zamow, Of Park place,
viii leave tomorrow for Chicago.
Mrs, Spencer Miller, Of Turrell ave.
nue., has returned from Chicago.
Hope Lodge of Odd Fellows meets
tonight.
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IRVlNGTON.

Miss Elizabeth O'Connor, of SO Linden
avenue, has returned from a short visit
among friends in M~orristown. ". ].
Mrs. Freeman W. Clarkson, of Bethel,
Conn, who was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. James A. Wolfe, of 2 Linden ave
nue., has returned to her home.
Mrs. Charles Brauner, daughter,
Miss Hazel. and son George, of 122
Twenty-second street, are staying at
Keansburg.
Miss Adele S%tadlmeyr, of 100 Linden
avenue, is spending a month with rela-
tives in New Haven, Conn
Mrs. Wilbur H. Timbrook and daugh-
ter, Miss Irene Timbrook, of Ia How
ard street. are visiting friends in New
York.
Curtis Judson. of Madison, N. J.. is
staying at the home of his sister, Mrs,
Harry Dunn. of 50 Linden avenue.
Mrs. William H. Ring, of Springfield,
Mass, is spending a week at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
A. Tfmbrook. Of 1851 Springfield ave-
nue..
Miss Florence Edwards, of Orange
venue Is the guest of MI. and Mrs.
William Hardman at their bungalow ut
Denville.
While playing on the back stoop of
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Clifton Terrill, of 1919 Springfield
avenue, yesterday. Hugh Terrill fell off
a box on which he was playing and
broke his left arm. He was attended
INV Dr Albion n CbriSfion
Mr.. and Mrs. william Green and
daughter. Miss May Green, of 70 Lin
den avenue. are stopping at Keans-
turg.
A meeting of the members of the
Essex County Democratic committee
and the local Democrats will be held
tonight at 1049 Springfield avenue. A
Democratic club will be organized.
Rev. and Mrs. Archie R. Webb. Of
Fall River. Mass, and Mrs. Ruby
Cody, of Troy, N. Y, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos N. Webb, of SAT
Stuyvesant avenue
Mrs. Emma weidenbacher, of s94
Springfield avenue, will spend next
week in Atlantic City.
The finance committee was author
lied by the town council, last night,
to issue a bond for 81. 800 to redeem,
bond No. 1913 for 81. 700; also a school
note for 5000.
Ordinances were ordered drawn by
the town council last night for the
paving of Myrtle avenue, Park place
and Headley terrace. the curbing of
Headley terrace and Twenty-frst street
and the Tagging of Headley terrace.
In accordance with the action of the
town council. last night. in the passing
of the ordinance. a sanitary sewer will
be placed in Franklin terrace.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-17
MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD

Miss Louise Eager, daughter of Free
holder George ". Eager, of Ridgewood
road, Millburn, left today for a trip &c
Bermuda.
The contractors at work on the new
Wyoming school are making great
efforts to have the building ready for
the opening of the school term.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Bawden, who had
rented the Richard Corby house. Morris
avenue. Springfield. for the summer,
have returned to their home In New
York.
Miss Gertrude Wadsworth, of New
York, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
B. Woodruff. of Morris avenue. Spring
field.
Mrs. George Merwin and daughters,
Ethel and Dorothy, have returned to
their home on Morris venue, Spring
field, after a two weeks stay with Mrs.
Merwin's cousin, of Warwick, N. Y.
Mrs. G. D. Chapman. of Middletown,
Conn. has returned to her home after
a visit to Mrs. j. Maizolf. of Morris
avenue. Springfield.
s, BIeweiss, of Morris avenue, Spring
field. is III at the home of his daughter
in Newark.
Miss l.. F. Howard, of Morris avenue,
Springfield, has returned to her home
after a visit to her cousin in East
Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-17
WILL OPPOSE PARKER
IN SEVENTH DISTRICT,

Congressman r. Wayne Parker will
have opposition in the fight for the
Republican nomination for Congress in
the Seventh district. as Ellis A.
Aidrich. a Progressive. of Upper Mont
clair, will present his naIne TO the peo-
pie at the primaries. Aldrich has con-
scented to run at the earnest solicita-
ton OF his Progressive friends and will
be Endorsed tomorrow. Edward w.
Townsend, the Democratic candidate,
also lives in Upper Montclair.
Harrison Van Duyne, of the Eighth
ward, will run on the Assembly ticket
to be named by the Progressives, leav-
ing but one vacancy on the ticket, and
that will be filled at the meeting to-
morrow night.
The Regular Republicans meet to-
night to name candidates.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-17
ASSISTANT FOREMAN
HURT in HARRISON.

,Hovering between life and death,
Mike Lomosti, 80 years old. of 226 Gross
street, Harrison. lies In st. Miehael's
Hospital, Newark. the victim yester-
day of a peculiar accident. Lemestt,
an assistant foreman at the New Jer-
sey Steel Tube Works, Harrison, was
adjusting a belt at the plant late in
the afternoon. A brass tube that he
was using slipped from his grasp, and
before he could get out of harm's way
the tube had penetrated his stomach.
He was rushed TO the hospital. 1t was
said today that there are. no chances
for his recovery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-17
WEST ORANGE CANDIDATES.

AT an enthusiastic meeting of the
Third Ward Democratic Club. of West
Orange, last night, Joseph McDen-
ouEh, town clerk, of West Orange. re-
eeived an unanimous Endorsement for
county register, The meetinng was held
in the club headquarters In Watching
avenue and was attended by about
eighty members. No Endorsement of q
mayor was made, the members present
deciding to find out definitely whether
former Mayor Condit will be a candi-
date again, All present were strong
ly In favor of indorsing Mr.. Condit,
but as he has not decided whether he
would run again the matter was laid
over. Another meeting nf the club will
be held tomorrow night when the in
dorsement Of all the candidates for the
ward offices will be made.
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EAGLES TO FLOCK TOGETHER.

West Hudson Aerie. F. o. E.. will
meet tonight at headquarters. Quincy
Hall. Kearny venue. Arlington. AS
II Is the last meeting for August and
also initiating night. there being eight
or ten candidates to be initiated, the
officers expect a large attendance Of
members. Also the 'piker committee
having charge of the celebration of the
second annual anniversary on next
Wednesday evening. August 81, will
make a final report.
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MONTCLAIR.

w. Atkinson Smythe. of Walnut
street, Is on his way to visit the
Pacific coast States. His first stop will
be at Seattle. From there he will go
to Alaska. On his return he will pass
through Washington. Oregon and
California. He will return by the
Southern Pacific railroad from Los
Angeles. He will be zone about thres
months.
Miss Agnes Smith. of Edgemont
road, is at Cohasset Beach, Mass. for
the remainder of the summer
Miss Constance Roosevelt. of Pros
pect terrace, has returned from the
Thousand Islands.
sMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Boyd, sr.,
of South Fullerton avenue, are home
from New London, Conn.
Jack Brandon, of Princeton place, is
a guest of DR.. G. G.. Smith at Boston,
Mass.
Miss Marjory Henderson, of Mont
clair avenue, Is at Ponds River.
Mrs. Louis Allyn Wight and daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy Wight. of Gates
avenue, who spent the summer In
6AiClpa arc NOW SPcuuln6 q law We6kn
with Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hooper,
Of MeHteiair. at S~evenoaks. near Lon
don England.
M. R. Bowman of Prospect avenue.
is spending a few weeks at Lake
Hopateong.
Miss Charlotte Eaton, of Mountain
avenue, is at Good Ground. Long
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Patton, of
Midland avenue. are home from an ex-
tended tour of Europe.
Walter Melville and family, of Oak
wood avenue. are at Starlight Lake.
N. Y.
of Midland avenue, have returned
from Asbury Park.
Miss Estelle Grayson, of Grove
street, is visiting relatives at Buffalo.
N. Y.
The Misses Jennie Mitchell and Jen-
ME Pursell, of Portland place, are at
Monticello, N, Y.
Albert L. Selfridge and family, af
Mansfield, o., are guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Tanning. of Bay street.
Mrs, =. Braithwaite, of New York.
who has been visiting Mrs. F. r.
Temple, of Upper Mountain avenue,
has returned home.
Frank Henderson and family. Of
Grove street, are at Sea Girt.
The home of Arthur C. Harris. So
Eagle Rock way, Montelair. was
broken into last might by burglars and
two suits of mems clothes and two
suits of women's clothes were stolen.
The family are away from home. and
Policeman James Mulligan reported
finding the house open. Until Mrs.
Harris returns it cannot be learned
whether anything besides the clothing
has been stolen.