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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-10
VETERANS ASSOCIATION
AWAY ON ANNUAL OUTING.

Three hundred strong, the honorary
members of the %Irvington Veterans AS
ISOLATION and friends with the veter-
ans as guests left Irvington centre this
morning on the first annual excur-
sion to WitzeIs Point View Grove, Col
lege Point. Long Island. They depart
ed in special trolley cars for the Madi-
son street dock. where they boarded
the steamer Commander. which left the
dock at $50 with its throng of merry
makers.
The committee on arrangements is
composed of Charles Scheffmeyer, Cliff
ford Bullivant, Samuel NJ. Kip, Frank
r. Sharp, Joseph H. Fritzsche. John j.
Bonscher, Edward M. Baldwin, Charles
F. Hosp, Richard McCabe, Joseph T..
Castles, Hermann H. A. Schmidt, Au-
gust l.. Lacombe, Philip Schlegel, Ed
ward Kurfess. Eugene Lacombe. George
Smith, Frederick Eckelhofer. Charles ID.
Hayward.
The reception committee consists Of
Mayor William L. Glorieux, chairman;
Louis Voorhees,. Frederick Eckelhofer,
Henry o. Osborne. August L. Lacombe,
David II. Greene, Fred Dehnert, George
NJ. Wills, Mahlon Stockman. Chief Of
Police Alexander s. Green. c.. William
Elliott. Aekerson J. States, Frederick
Engel, William T. Castles. David T.
Knight, Firmin Judas. John Washer,
Edmund K. Halsey. John Dorer. John
C. Miller, George w Frost. Walter r.
Bennette. Edward Drew. Joseph K.
C%1ickenger. John Bruck. Thomas Wills,
Isaac J.. Casey. jr.
The entertainment committee in
eludes: Frank r. Sharp. chairman;
Eugene Lacombe, Harry NJ. Radcliffe,
James j. Quinn. Alfred T. Sorgenfree,
Jonah Hargrove. Leonard Setaro,
Samuel M. Kip.
The excursionists will return to New
ark about Q o'clock tonight.
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KEARNY-ARLINGT0N.

The North Arlington authorities are
after the doctors who neglect to report
births to the Borough Health Board.
1t is said that there are many offenders
of his kind. and the borough authori-
ties have been exceedingly lenient with
them, but will be so no longer. One
Arlington physician is said TO have had
three confinement cases in North Ar
hngton lately and did not report one
Of them to Clerk John Devine, of the
Health Board. The same doctor had
been cautioned twice. The penalty is
$50 for such failure to report, and the
borough clerk Is liable to the State in
a similar penalty should he fail to send
in a statement of each birth to the
Trenton officials.
The Kearny Exempt FiremeS's Assoc
citation will have a meeting tonight and
make final arrangements for the outing
to Coney Island via the steamer Ma
jestic on Saturday afternoon. About
fifty are expected to take part. A din
ner and a complete tour of the island
are the leading features.
DIR. Morrison, of Arlington, who is
president of the London ella Mining
Company, will leave m Saturday for a
trip to Arizona, where he will make an
Inspection of the company's property
and complete some important negotia-
tions. A number of West Hudsonites
are heavily interested in the enterprise,
the. treasurer being Town Clerk Peter ].
Goodman, of Harrison.
John Feighery, state treasurer OF
the Ancient Order OF Hibernians, who
left on July 10 to attend the national
convention in Portland, Ore, is expect
ed home today, coming from New Or
leans by steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Crowell and
family, of $50 Belgrbve drive, Airing
ton, have gone TIC Asbury Park for the
remainder of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Rogers, of so Ben
nett avenue Arlington, have gone 10
Asbury Park for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Wilson, Of
sos Devon street. Arlington, have gone
to Windham in the Catskills for three
weeks.
MI. and Mrs. II. J.lKraus, of Frank
lin place, Arlingtond are at Cressey,
Mich.
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BELLEVILLE.

The Board of Education in regular
session last night unanimously APP
pointed d. E. Amidon, of Cory, Pa,
as a teacher of mathematics in the
High School, at a salary Of $1,000 a
year. Mr.. Amidon was highly recon-
mended to the board by several proni-
nent educators. Clerk ]. j. Turner, of
the board, was instructed to send the
new instructor a contract to sign, and
it will be returned in about two weeks.
Mr.. Amidon will assume his duties in
September.
Commissioner Edwin F. Stout at the
meeting of the Board of Education last
night brought UP The matter of the
asbestos on a furnace in the Soho
School coming off and rendering con
ditions there unpleasant. 1t was de-
cided to have Mr.. Stout and Elias S.
Van Dusen make a thorough lnspec-
ton Of the place n recommend
action.
Two boys were arrested by Police
mar William Sullivan last night in
Washington avenue for vagrancy, and
were later reprimanded and dismissed
by Justice Richard II. Ashworth. They
gave their names as Hyman Mishler,
of 264 South First street, Brooklyn, and
Max Sternberger. of the same address.
They were lettering, and looked sus-
pieious to Sullivan.
Joseph Garrett and Faward Fay.
both Of Edison street, Bloomfield, were
sentenced TO fifteen days each in the
county Jail by Judge Ashworth last
night. They we're arrested for fighting
in the Silver Lake section.
The case of Dennis Dunn. a deputy
sheriff, against Thomas Berry and
Robert Whitfield. of the Soho section,
which was to have been tried by JUS
tice La Faucherie last night. was dis
missed, owing to the failure Of Dunn
to appear to prosecute. The charge
was attempted assault and threatening
language. Assemblyman Harold A.
Miller. of Belleville, was on hand to
defend Berry and Whitfield.
Oliver A. Perry. president Of the
Board OF Education who has been con
fined to his home with illness, has re-
covered, and presided at the meeting
of the board last night.
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MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD

The Millhurn Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION will open a new series tonight.
The Millburn Republican Club will
meet tonight and arrange for the Sep
TENDER primaries.
James Coan and Frank Bozlwitz re-
turned yesterday from a trip to Maine,
Thomas Paynter, of Mechanic street,
Millburn, has removed to Morris ave-
nue.. Springfield.
Miss Florence Miller has returned to
her home in Roselle after a visit to
Mrs. Henry Sleiger. of Prophet avenue,
Springfield.
Mrs. John Quick has returned to her
home on Maple avenue, Springfield,
after a visit 20 her niece. Miss Phoebe
Buggs, OF Brooklyn.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the Presbyterian
Church will meet in the chapel Thurs
day evening at 5 o'clock for the purpose
OF opening the envelopes that have
been in circulation in the interest Of
the fresh air work at Motherhood. A
social time will follow. Each lady is
asked to bring a lemon and each
gentleman will be taxed three cents.
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NUTLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dickerson. of New
D. c.
Mrs. George Wilson and family are
spending a month at Elizabethtown.
N. Y.
j. Roger Kingsland, of Highfeld lane,
has returned from a stay at Port
land, Me.
August Brauer, of Nutley avenue.
has returned from a visit to friends at
Warwick, N. Y.
Miss Florence Kohnstamm, of New
York, has returned home after a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Longfelder.
of Highfield lane.
Mrs. John Vernon Bowler, jr., Miss
Edith Bouvier, Miss Maud Bowler and
Miss M. Bouvier. of Nutley avenue, are
spending the remainder of the summer
at Quogue. L. l.
Mrs. Theodore Ziegler and son., of
Roosevelt street. are visiting friends in
New York.
Mrs. William Robinson Marin and the
Misses Elizabeth and Tacie Marin are
spending the remainder of the summer
at North Hatley, Canada.
Miss Gladys Smith, of Highfield lane.
is spending a month at Eldred, N. Y.
Mrs. James Cary Bolger and family,
Of Grant avenue. are summering at
Nottingham, o.
A. D. Henry, of New York, spent yes
terday with Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Berg, of Nutley avenue.
Mrs. Otto Bluhm, of Whitford ave-
nue., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
T. Stewart, at Council Bluffs, Ia.
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy. of New York. is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Wiltsie, of High street, West Nutley.
Alfred V. Leaman, of North road, has
returned from a short stay at Hewitt.
N. ].
Mrs. l.. H. Rowan, of Grant avenue,
is visiting friends at Heuvelton, st.
Lawrence county, N. Y, for a few
weeks.
Eugene Plunkett, of Rutgers place,
has returned from a months stay at
Portland and Point Elizabeth, Me.
j. B%roadhurst, of New York, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William ].
Kingsley, Of Whitford venue.
Mrs. ]. Garfield, of New York, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Mortimer Libby, of Whitford
avenue, has returned home.
Mrs. E. g. Gardner, of Nutley terrace,
and family are home from Winthrop.
Mass, where they spent a month.
W.
land avenue, have gone to Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Kline, of
Hawthorne avenue. are entertaining
Mrs. Harry d. Crane, of Princeton.
Mrs. William j. Kinsley, who was on
a trip to Niagara Falls, has gone to
Sayre, Pa, to visit relatives.
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D
because OF the change maze IN tne
new nre ordinance introduced at the
recent meeting of the South Orange
Village Board of Trustees, which per-
mits emn,oveas NJ tho villa qe 70 he
- u .ne Noiunteei nne spat'
ii'eht' there is a hKelinooo OF water
superintendent Cornelius p. Nolan be-
coming chief of the fire department.
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'~HARRISON-EAST NEWARK.

Mrs. Benjamin Newman and daugh-
ter, of 20S Harrison avenue, Harrison,
are rusticating in Sullivan county, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haviland and
family, of Harrison. are spending a
few weeks in Sullivan county. N. Y.
Mrs. Louis Bertwisle, of 217 John
street, Harrison, left yesterday for a
months stay with friends in Rhode
Island.
Mrs. Michael Lynch, of PIG John
street, Harrison. has returned from a
pleasant %sojourn at Far Rockaway,
where she was the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. I. V. FLYNN, of East Orange.
Joseph Haviland, of Seventh street.
Harrison, is spending an enjoyable va
cation in Sullivan county. N. Y.
Benjamin Pepper and family, of 11s
Harrison avenue, Harrison. left yester-
day for Atlantic Highlands.
Mrs. John Thumm. of Warren street,
Harrison, left yesterday for Atlantic
Highlands, where she will remain until
September 1.
The East Newark Common Council
will meet tonight at the Borough Hall.
Joseph Kenney, a former Harrisonian,
but now of Kearny, is spending a few
weeks at Rockaway.
Edward F. McKeon, of North Fourth
street, Harrison. has returned from
Canada, where he attended the ma
tional convention of the knights of
Columbus. Mr.. McKeon is a member
of Kearny Council No. 4O2. knights of
Columbus.
Thomas Garrity. of William street,
Harrison, left today for a stay in Sulli-
var county, New York.
Miss Margaret Millett, of Fifth street,
has left for West Bethel for a months
stay.
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SAVED FROM SUICIDE
BY HER HUSBAND.
Mrs. Charlotte Klein Found Un-
conscious from Gas.

Mrs. Charlotte Klein, of IL Garwood
place, Irvington, was saved from death
yesterday at her own and for the
second time within a few weeks by her
husband. Klein came home for lunch
shortly after IL o'clock and found the
doors locked and bolted. Breaking in.
he found his wife unconscious from IL
Illuminating gas. He carried her to the
nearest physician, who, after treating
the woman. said her condition is not
serious.
1t is said Mrs. Klein is suffering from
affected mentality rs the result Of a
long period of ill-health.
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BLOOMFIELD--GLEN RIDGE

Henry Albinson IS talked Of for coun
Gilman on the Republican ticket in the
Third ward
T. Edwardes-North. of Clinton street.
has returned from a s%ojourn at Saranac
Lake. N. Y.
Edward W Baldwin. of Broad street.
accompanied by his family. has gone
70 Nantucket. Mass.
Daniel Mcneil is gain at his post
at the Orange and Willow street cross
ings of the Lackawanna railroad after
an absence Of about four weeks.
John A Loesch, of Olive street, is on
q business trip to Salisbury. Md.
William ]. Caswell. assistant post
master in Washington, Warren county,
and his wife are guests of Davis R.
Mitchell. of 312 Glenwood avenue.
The Misses Rose and Lena Pezold, of
2e3 Broad street. Bloomfield, are spend
ing a few weeks in White Plains, N. 7.
The Bloomfield B. B. c. n Wat
sessing Is. B. c. viii cross bats on
Williamson Oval Saturday afternoon.
A great contest is expected.
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MONTCLAIR.

The Second Ward Republican Club
will meet In Unity Hall on Thursday
night, August IL, to indorse a candidate
for mayor and other town officers.
Montclair Is almost deserted today, it
being business mems holiday the
banks, postofice, saloons and drug
stores only being open. Two excursions
left town this morning. The Montelair
Aerie of Eagles took a large crowd on
its annual excursion to Highland
Beach. Atlantic Highlands. The Mont
clair Outing Club, a negro society, also
took a large crowd to Midland Beach.
The streets are lmost deserted.
Mrs. Ada Renwick. of Midland ave-
nue., is at the summer home of her
father. Philip Doremus. at Craigville,
Mass.
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SOUTH ORANGE.

Carl Stein, Of Valley street, has re-
turned from Columbia City, N. Y.
DR.. Watson B. Morris. of South Or
ange avenue. has returned from
Racquette Lake.
Thomas McHue has been appointed
steward at the South Orange Field
Club to succeed William J. Shannon,
whose resignation takes effect Monday.
Mr.. McHue has been steward at the
Glen Ridge Golf Club, Glen Ridge.
Mr.. Shannon, who has been in charge
at the local club for eight years, will
go to Niagara Falls.
Edmund c. Stout and family. Of sc
Ralston avenue, has returned from
Massachusetts, for a week.
A. W. Mcclure and family. of Second
street, will return Saturday from AS
bury Park.
A. Duncan Melville, of Roland ave-
lantic Highlands.
owen Kelly is seriously i'll at his
home in R~idgewcod road.
j. e. Sanford and family, of 451
Academy street, are at North Poet,
N. Y.
Miss Mary V. Finn, of 65 Arnold ter
race is at Long Island.
DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Lockwood and
their daughter. Miss Mildred, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Brodesser, of
South Orange avenue.
Miss Grace Gefkin, of Ridgewood
road. has returned from Rockaway
Beach.
Robert Metcalfe and family. of Pros
pect street. left today for Poulteney.
VI.
The Township Committee will meet
next Tuesday night.
srAR WANT Ans Aur TIM aEsp
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IRvINdFoN.

Funeral services for "a. Henry Mailer,
who died last Sunday were held at his
late home, 40 Florehce avenue, last
night. Many t~ownspaple. members of
Essex Camp. Modem Woodmen of
America, and members of Eastern Star
Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ. were present.
Miss Nora Gardner, bf "a Myrtle ave-
nue., has returned from her vacation in
the Catskill mountainb.
James Craven. Sahuel Lohr and
Frank Kimmer, who we're engaged on
structural work at the new foundry en-
Colt street, have returned to their home
in Pittsburg.
Hoyt Terrill. of 1922 Springfield ave-
nue., Is confined to hii home with ILL
ness.
Mrs. w. S. Blackfoh and son Ray
mond, of Sanford ayfnue, %Irvington,
are at Ocean Grove foE the week.
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MILLBURN,
IRVTNGTON
AND HILTON
CALDWELL AND VERONA.

Roscoe De Bun, of West Caldwell,
is spending several weeks with friends
in Long Island.
Harry Lehman and William Blakely.
OF Caldwell have returned from an
auto trip to Detroit.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Provost, of Bloomfield ave-
nue., Caldwell.
Miss Jessie Norbury. of Newark. is
visiting Miss Agnes Peck. of Caldwell.
MI. n Mrs. John Hyer, of Eagle
Rock avenue, Roseland, spent the
Weekend at Lake Hopatcong.
Julius zuigg, of Bloomfield avenue.
Verona, has gone to Asbury Park for
two weeks.
Mrs. George Hillyer and Miss Clara
Hillyer, of Newark, are visiting Mrs.
George Turner, of Westover venue,
Caldwell.
Or. j. Rowland Teed, of Verona, is
spending two weeks at Greenwood
Lake.
~NftN 5000 Il Va SohABOSAA v
nue., Caldwell, is seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fogg, Charles
Fogg, George Twaits and Miss Eliza
beth Twaits. of Jersey City, and Miss
Anna Lane. of East Rutherford, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Miller,
of Campbell avenue. Caldwell.
The Caldwell Board of Health will
~ oAf fAwo xt.lA - L A-.-l. -.
in Roseland avenue at s o'clock.
Edward Stanley and Samuel Poster,
of Caldwell township, have gone to
Atlantic City for two weeks.
DIR. Benjamin Conover and Mrs. Con-
over are visiting relatives in Roseland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pitt Rich and
family. of Grove avenue, Verona, are
spending a month with relatives in
Huevelton, N. Y.
William Heller, of Montpelier, Ohio,
has purchased a plot in Bloomfield
avenue, Caldwell, near Campbell ave-
nue..
Miss Belva De Camp, Miss Alice
Creyier, Miss Maud Conway and Lee
land Woman, of Verona. have gone to
Asbury Park for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Badgley, Of
Bloomfield. have rented Frank Miller's
house in Whitfield street. Caldwell.
Harry Roydhouse. of Prospect street,
Caldwell, an old war veteran. Is seri-
ously III.
The large barn on the William Grim
shaw property in Mountain avenue.
Caldwell. was totally destroyed by fire
last night. The cause of the fire Is
known. The live stock was gotten out,
but the wagons and carriages were
burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baldwin. Of
Roseland, are visiting Mrs. Raldwin's
parents, Mr., and Mrs. John Pier, Of
Fairfield.
Eston Townsend. of Newark. is stay
ing with his grandmother. Mrs. John
Cole, of Caldwell township,
Among the new arrivals at the Rose
land House are Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Blanchard, of New York; Mrs. Marion
Summers and Miss Summers, of Brook
Ign; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rouse. of
East Orange; Mrs. Oscar Rosenbaum
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Van Gehren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher Ayers
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Ethel May, to Edward Well
irgford Price IN Sunday, August !. at
Mount Morris Baptist Church. New
York city. After a ~sojourn through
Washington, d. c., Niagara Fails,
Canada and New England States the
couple win make their home In East
Orange, Mr.. Price having a large jew
CRY business i'll that city.
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SOCIAL AT

A number of guests enjoyed a social
gathering last night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Terrill. of 1913
Springfield avenue. Parlor entertain
ment and refreshments were among the
enjoyable features.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fl. Terrill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Higgins. Mrs. Albert Hardman.
Mrs. Alfred It. Sorgenfree, Miss Laura
Terrill and Miss Gertrude Sorgenfree.
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ASsEMBLYMAN KENNY SUED.

The suit OF Margaret d. C. Brownell
against Assemblyman Edward Kenny
was reopened in the East Orange Dis
trict Court yesterday. Mrs. Brownell
has been suing for money claimed owed
her from Mr.. Kenny, who acted as
counsel In q real estate proposition.
Judge Mountain will render a decision
in q few days,
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latter retaliated by hurting a sh
table at The burglar. The falling of
latter aWoke Roberts parents a
several neighbors we're u by
scuff1e. In the excitement the burgld
sprang from the bedroom windoj
twelve feet to the lawn below and cd
away in the darkness.
Mr.. Wild telephoned from his house
to the Kearny police station and Nightz
Sergeant Chris. Zitzow reached Patrol-j
men Bell and Donohue by means of the
patrol boxes n rushed them up to the
house in Arlington. The police found
that nothing had beer stolen, the bur-
glar having evidently just entered the
house when he awakened Robert. He
had entered the door on the front of
the second-story porch by using q lad
der, with which some painting was
being done, and had taken care to lift
up n fasten the screen on the window
trough which he jumped when cor
nered. AT 2 o'clock Patrolman Holt
saw a young man shuff1ing along Mid
land avenue in the Arlington section
and, without knowing about the at
tempted robbery, arrested the fellow
on suspicion,
AT the Kearny police station this
AAVpCi - WIN HdQ Deen Dug
TO the station to see IL he could iden-
tify the prisoner, failed TO recognize
him as the burglar. The latter. he
said, was a heavier man, wore a DERBY
a and had a handkerchief tied over
the lower part OF his face, showing
only his yes. The prisoner wore a
cap. was of slight build and gave
the name of John Maguski. He said
he was 20 years old and had come from
New York. The police. however, found
In his pocket a return ticket from
Newark to Railway, and he later ex-
planned that he got this from a friend
in Railway. His replies were evasive
and contradictory to nearly every ques-
ton put to him by Chief of Police Tolen
and the latter finally held the prisoner
for further examination.
Communicating with the State Re-
formatory for Boys at Railway, Chief
of Police Tolen found that a young fell
low named Paul Maguski was wanted
for breaking his parole. The descrip-
ton given of him did not tally with
that of the prisoner, despite the SINH
larity of names, but the reformatory
authorities said hat they would send a
man to see If he could be identified.
The prisoner admitted that he had a
friend from whom he parted yesterday.
and this friend, whose name and where-
abouts he pretended not to know, he
had met in Railway. The police think
the prisoner may have been a pal of
the burglar. Young Wild bears as SOU
venirs of his encounter a razor cut on
his right arm and several deep
scratches made with fi~nger-nails on his
chest. When the father reached his
sons room he found the boy uncon-
scious from a parting blow in the neck
given him by the fleeing burglar.
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FIRST PETITION FILED.

James Shank3 filed the first petition
in East Orange with City Clerk Lincoln
E. Rowley. He is a candidate for The
Republican County Committee from the
district of the Fifth ward.
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STAR WANT ADS ARE THE BEsT
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BOYl
IN DEADLY F|Q
WITH |NTRUO
Fifteen Old Robert \
Painfully Wounded by Des
perate Burglar.

To be awakened at 1:40 o'clock
morning by a burglar moving abod
his room and to have a despd
scufle with the intruder and be str
a blow which rendered him und
scious, while his assailant leaped fr
the bedroom window and escaped, v
the experience Of Robert Wild, the
year-old son of Alexander Wild, at 10
Linden avenue. Arlington.
Robert. who occupies the hafl bed
room in his home, while his mother and
father, the only other occupants of the
house, use adjoining apartments, was
asleep at the time, when the loud bark
ing of his dog downstairs. and particu-
larly a dim light in his room, where
there had been no light before. aroused
him. AS he looked about he was
to see a man in his ro0H. .p1a<
ing into the bureau.
What do you want Id
youth shouted as he 1eaped
bed. Tho burglar turned, n
oath and tried to grab the
latter was game and. doda
truder, seized a heav
by and hurled 1t WI
In the half-lightF 4
I; ; ;;;,s Ss.: ss': ;.sg>IIEEgyg2s -
other pass at RobeG ..H =
ting him on the right arfngE
latter retaliated nv hurIIrp a al