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NUTLEY.

Wedding Announcement.
The announcement Is made of the
marriage of Miss Rose C. Stone, of
Union, to Frederick N. Dorch, of Nut
ley, by the Rev. B. F. Dickerson, at the
parsonage of the V%ailsburg Methodist
Episcopal Church, on Friday, June "a.
The best nan vas Patrick McElligot,
of Nutley. The couple have taken UP
their residence in Newark.
Mrs. John Perkins, of Avondale road,
is visiting friends in Orange.
Douglas Pierson, of Franklin avenue,
Is visiting friends in London, Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Redfern. of
Prospect street, have returned from a
sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mrs. M. Rutan, of Wayne place, is
sojoining in the Adirondack Mountains
for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. F%airbrother. of
High street, are visiting friends at
Holyoke. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy J.. Latin. OF
Beach street, are sojoinipg at Watch
Hill, r. l., for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. s. Gardner, of Hill
side avenue, are spending q few weeks
at Winthrop, Mass.
Mrs. Howard Webster and family. OF
Hampton place, are spending two
months with friends at Chicago.
G. M. Blackwell, of Hawthorne ave-
nue., Is home from a visit to friends al
Pennington N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Kirkeby and the
Misses Kirkeby, of Prospect street, are
spending the summer months in Sui.
Ivan county, N. Y.
Mp and Mrs. A. G. Muller, of Albany
N. Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. L
Taylor, of Hillside avenue.
The Misses Dorothy and Kathleen
Usher, of Brookield avenue, are spend
ing a month at Toronto. Canada.
Mrs. william Thurston and Mrs
AMI Powelson, of Franklin avenue
have returned from Asbury Park.
Mrs. ]. Falkenburg and Miss Falken.
burg. of Hillside avenue, are ~sojourn-
ing for a-few weeks at Thawville. I'll
Mrs. Sumner w. White, of Wh.tford
avenue. are summering at Indian Town
IN. b., CdnaQa.
Mrs. William F. Dabny. of DuranI
place. spent yesterday with friends a
Ridgewood.
Mrs. Charles B. Brooksbank, of Rich
wood, w. Va, a former resident %
Nutley, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Deai
WEIGH, of Satterthwaite avenue.
The Yountakah Country Club vii
hold a class DOGGY handicap. eightee.
holes, for a prize donated by william
l.. Bossard.
Alfred v. Leaman. Of North road. Il
spending the weekend at Hewitt.
Mrs. A. q. Huntley. Miss Mabe
Kierstead. Miss Anna Langdon and
Miss Alice O'ryeil. will leave for Echo
Lake on Monday. for a two weeks
stay.
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Notes OF Interest
IN the Oranges

Miss Bessie E. Stanley, of SO Wheeler
street. West Orange, will leave tomor-
row morning for the Atlantic High
lands. for a two weeks stay.
Miss Elizabeth F. Maher, of so Steu-
ben street. East Orange, will start
Monday for the Thousand Islands,
where she will remain two weeks.
Herman F. Gruhnert, of 11s William
street, Orange, will leave mex week
for Ocean Grove, where he Will spend
a weeks vacation.
Miss Bessie E. Stivers, of 1872 Green
wood avenue, East Orange, left today
for Lake Hopatcong. where she will
spend a week.
Harry Lamb, jr., of Main street, East
Orange, was arrested yesterday by De-
tective Harry Riker on a charge of
non-support made by his wife, Emma.
He supplied a bond Of 5000 to pay his
wife So a week.
The first annual outing of the First
Ward Italian-American Citizens Inde-
pendent Club will have in addition to
members of the foreign colony some
political leaders, and the affair prom
ises to be a success. The train will
leave Orange for Cranberry lake at Q
o'clock and stop along the line to Mill
burn. Michael Zarillo is chairman; T.
s. Sangfaeomo, vice-chairman; Frank
Costa, secretary, and Antonio Rao,
treasurer Of the committee.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD

st. Rose of Lima's Church will have
an excursion to Coney Island. July 20.
The excursionists will travel by trolley
to Newark end board the steamer
there.
At the Springfield Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, the pastor, the Rev.
William Hoppaugh. will take as the
text of his sermon in the morning,
Character as the Goul of Life" In
the evening Ills topic will be, "Abra-
ham. the Father of the Faithful"
At the Springfield Methodist Church,
the pastor. the Rev. Frederick B.. Cur
ry, will preach the third of his ermon
on Home Life" His subject will be
THE Husband and Wife,"
Ralph Sheville has returned to his
home in Morrison road. Springfield,
after a trip to Richmond and Fred
ericksburg. Va.
Misses Eliza and Harriet Pearson.
of Morris avenue, Springfield. have re-
turned to their home after a visit to
friends in Belleviile.
Mrs. William E. Samson, of New
Providence, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Garrett Smith, of Seven
Bridge road, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. A. P. Carter. of Morris avenue,
Springfield, has as her guests Miss M.
E. Dunnican and the Misses Amelia
and Katharine Woodland, of New
York.
Mrs. Eugene Banner and son, of
Summit, returned home yesterday
after a visit to Mrs. Banners mother,
Mrs. William Paynter, of Morris ave-
nue..
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PERMITS FOR BUILDINGS TO
COST S91,432 IN IRVINGTON.

The report of Building Inspector
Joseph Sonnenberg, of Irvington. for
the month of juno shows the granting
Of 80 permits during that period for
the erection of % family dwellings,, 2
barns, l, mushroom house and extern
sions t. four buildings. The approx
mate cost of building is estimated at
$91, 432. The fees for the permits
amount to $96.
The new buildings and owners are az
follows: Casper Mueller, two-family
and store. brick building, northwest
corner Cottage and Twenty-first street,
$11. 1854; Mrs. Anna Giessuebel, three
family and store, frame. Halstead and
Stuyvesant avenues, $7,263; August
Braun. family dwelling, frame, 1888
Stuyvesant avenue. $4,000; David A.
Knight. two-family dwellings, 66-6S
Forty-first street, $4,000; August
Fisher, 70 Fortieth street, $4,000; C. F.
Sanmet, two-family dwelling, 1856 Grove
street, $4,000: Otto G. ]. Cigrist, three
family. rs Maple avenue, 5000; David
Niebuhr, ~two-family, % fremont street,
81, 200; Myrtle Realty Company, two
family. liz Myrtle avenue, $500; a.
and o.. Dallmus, t~wo-family, 5b Grove
street. So, 500; Frank o.. Orben, one-
Family, SIS Stuyvesant avenue, $3.100:
J. X. Denman, one-family, 1928 Rich
street. $4,000; Joseph Krasny, two-fam-
lily, S6 Twentieth venue, SO, $500; M.
Thomson, one-family, 20 Twenty-third
street. $4,000; f. Herder, two-family.
SIS Stuyvesant avenue. SO. 300; G. Stone
fengel, three-family, 10 Twenty-second
street, $4,000; Mark s. Clark, one-fam-
lily, Q Grace street, $2,5OO: James Dimes.
one-family 1903 Nesbitt terrace, 81, 800;
Richard Hicketlier, one-family, 207 Lin
den avenue. $1,000; Antonio Cascio, one
family, 161 Grove street, $1,000; will
lam M. Bregert, mushroom house,
Cardier street, $3.50.
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SOUTH ORANGE.

so tH
Mrs. William Allen and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, of Los Angeles, CAL.
are visiting Mrs. Thomas Cort. of Mon
tague place.
Miss Anna Baker. of Irvington ave-
nue.. is spending her vacation OF Quo
que. l.. /.
George CurnG, of Hartford road. left
yesterday for Bradley peach. to spend
three weeks.
Mrs. John Gukton Boston. of voss
avenue, has returned after a visit to
relatives at Baltimore.
DIR. Ames Chamberlain. of Maple
wood avenue, Maplewood, plans to erect
a home in R~idgewood road, on the
property which he recently purchased
from DR.. Briscoe B. Ransom In the
fall.
Mrs. Mefford Runyon, of Academy
street, has returned from Edartown,
Mass.
Assistant Tax Collector Andrew /.
Mcdonald will spend his vacation at
Middletown, Conn.
Mrs: Douglas F. O'Brien. Of Oakland
ROAD, MdpleWOOu, 10 Spcboih6 Lie sum
mer in Sullivan county, N. Y. ;
+ In charge of Bruno G. Osterman, of
Valley street, the choir boys of the
Church of the Holy Communion will
leave August 2 for Budd's Lake TO
camp.
At the lawn fete given under the
auspices of the Standard Bearers So
ciety OF the Methodist Church on the
church lawn yesterday SIG was realised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richardson. of
South Orange. avenue. left today for
Middletown Springs. Conn.
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AILLBURN,
RvINGT0N
AND HILTON
MAYOR CARDWELL M IN
OWN WARD FOR THIRD TERM.
He Refuses, However to Discuss
His Candidacy.

Mayor William Cardwell. Of East Or
ange. was placed In nomination for a
third term last night at a meeting in
the Second district Of the First ward.
where the mayor lives, but today he
would not say anything regarding ac-
cepting. 1t is understood, however. he
will be a candidate. :
The meeting vas held in a real estate
office, n 1t Is said there was con-
siderable enthusiasm. Councilman
Joseph Lee and other prominent men
in the ward made speeches. william
Ferguson was chairman and William
D. Black secretary.
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MOT0RMAN OVERCOME BY
HEAT WHILE AT HIS POST.

John Mack, Of Arlington, motorman
on Turnpike car No. 1892, was over
come by the heat while driving his
a through Harrison yesterday and
tainted at his post. The conductor.
Arthur Dean, of 400 Cross street, Har-
rison, noticed the mans condition and
caught him in his arms as he fell. An
inspector on the car assisted the man
to a seat in the car and ran the We
hicle to the. terminal. Mack was at
tended by a physician and sent pm
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MONTCLAIR.
COP to Answer Charge.

Cop to Answer Charge. +
The Town Council will meet next
Monday night. A portion of the busi-
ness will consist of the trial of Police
man Michael Corcoran on charges pre-
ferred against him by Chief Henry
Gallagher. Corcoran will be- represent
ed by counsel.
Miss Elizabeth Anthony, teacher in
the Cedar Avenue School, who lives
In Lincoln street. has one to her home
at Newport, r. l., to spend her vaca
ton.
Arthur s. Harrington. Of Valley road,
has gone to the Pacific coast to spend
the summer
A~rchdeacon Frederick B.. Carter, rec
tor of st. Luke's Episcopal Church,
with his family, are occupying their
summer home at Southampton, L. I.
Mrs. Paul Babcock, of Llewellyn ave-
nue., is at Nantucket. Mass.
There are 35s pupils under Is years
old registered at the Maple Avenue
Summer School, which is being con-
Quoted under the auspices of Eagle
Rock Chapter, Daughters of American
Revolution. The faculty consists of:
Supervisor. T. M. Gettry; physical
director. Walter Smethurst; domestic
science, Miss Durham; manual train
ing, F. Seifert; basketry, Miss Cation,
and kindergarten, Mrs. Walker.
Mark Andrews. of Claremont avenue,
has been engaged as organist at the
Ocean Grove Auditorium during the
summer
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]. FEIGHERY, OF ARLINGTON,
DELEGATE TO CONVENTION.
State Treasurer Will Leave for
Portland Tomorrow Night.

One of the delegates to the national
convention Of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians, to be held in Portland,
Oregon. this month, is John Feighery,
of 446 Elm street, Arlington. State
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IRyINGT0N
Ala society to Haye outlns

Aid Society to Have Outing.
The annual outing of the members OF
the ladies Aid Society of the First
Christian Church will be held next
Wednesday at K%eansburg. The ar
rangement committee. Mrs. Lester Sid
ner, Mrs. Lottie Jones'. Mrs. NJ. X.
Dennisson, Mrs. William w. Friberger
and Mrs Frederick P. Fowle, have
completed arrangements to make the
outing a most enjoyable affair. The
regular Tuesday afternoon meetings
have been discontinued during the sum-
mer season.
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William M. Forest and family, of Ar
lingtoh. returned this week from
Kingsbury, N. Y.
Prof. and Miss Chickering, OF Wash
ington, d. c., who visited Mrs. w. w.
Beadell, of Laurel avenue, Arlington,
left Wednesday for Castine, Me, for
the summe
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Marion, of
Grand avenue. Arlington. have beer at
Niagara Falls during the past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Allbee and Miss
Allbee, of Stewart avenue, Arlington.
have gone to Newport, Vt. for the
summer They are accompanied by
Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. Alibee'ss sister, who
has been Ill In st. Luke's Hospital,
New York.
Former Town Collector and Mrs.
Frederick L. Pierce, of 4 Grand place.
Arlington. have left for Woodstock, VT.
G. j.. Smith, of 20 Pleasant place, Ar
lington, Is at Canadensis. Pa.
Mrs. Charles Arnheim, of 81 Stuyve-
SAINT avenue, Arlington, is expected to
return today after an extended visit to
her daughter, Mrs. George Sluter, of
Shelbyville, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Morris, of Mid
land avenue, Arlington. are spending a
week at Rockaway.
Mrs. William iCooms, of II Pleasant
place. Arlington, has left for Swarts-
wood for the summer. r,ys4sr,s
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Albert Stowe, of Bel
grove drive, Arlington, and their son
Raymond and wife, OF New York. with
Philadelphia friends. spent last week
at Lakeside. Greenwood Lake.
Mrs. G. Schmale and daughter Edith.
of Pavonia avenue. Arlington have re-
turned from a two weeks stay with
relatives at Cllntondale and Pough-
keepsie. N. Y.
Robert Calhoun and Eric Ericsson.
Of Davis avenue, are expected home
Monday with a big haul of fish from
| Seabright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Stendel, of
Kearny avenue. Arlington, have re-
turned from a motor trip to Pine
Beach, ". j.
Mrs. ]. H. Smith, of 53S Chestnut
street, Arlington. has returned from
Elmira and Binghamton, N. Y.
Theodore Lindquist, a theological
student. will preach at both morning
and evening services at the Lutheran
Church, Arlington, tomorrow.
The Rev. Mr.. Pearson. of Arlington,
win fill the pulpit at the South Luth-
eran Church. of Stamford, Conn. to-
morrow.
The Sunday school of the Lutheran
Church is holding its annual picnic to-
day near the corner of Belgrove drive
and Quincy avenue
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BELLEVMLE.

.HW
To Attend Elks, Convention.
The following will leave the town
ship tonight for Detroit to attend the
national convention of Elks; Exalted
Ruler of Belleville Lodge and Mrs.
Martin ]. Griffin, MI. and Mrs. Sigbert
7. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Frazer. Mr.. and Mrs. Thofnas A. ID.
Meyers. superintendent Werner w
Forgie. OF the local ~postoffice. and G.
Walter J~eroioman, esteemed leading
knight of the local lodge. The Belize
VILE delegation will assemble al the
lodges new headquarters. 232 Main
street, and will leave In automobiles.
Harhcred Dog without License.
Dominick Ferrara, Al years old, of
Heckel street, in the Silver Lake Sec
ton, was fined So by Police Justice
Richard Fl. Ashworth last night on n
charge of h~arboring O dog on his prop
erty without n license. Dog Warden
Henry Forbeli appeared as the com
p~lainant. Ferrara upon being fin ed
pleaded poverty to the court, and Jus
tice Ashworth has arranged whereby
ly installments.
Three more persons Will De arraigned
before Justice Ashworth Monday night
upon charges Of Dog Warden Henry
Forbell of keeping dogs without Ii
censes.
Miss Grace r. Lish, of Van Rens-
seIear street, has returned from a stay
at Rockawey.
At the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning Elijah A,
Johnathan. of Pennington. the convert
ed Persian, will speak. At the evening
services the Rev. Charles r. Scudder,
pastor OF the church. will preach. on
THE Lay Religion. or the Religion OF
the Pew.
Of the Reformed. Church. tomorrow
morning will have as his subject THE
Nations Litany.' In the evening at
the twilight services he win preach on
"Reverent Research"
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treasurer of the order. He will leave
for the Pacific coast tomorrow night
and will be absent about a month.
He will visit Chicago, Denver, Salt
Lake City, San Francisco, Los Angeles,
points along the Southern Pacific rail-
road and New Orleans. The trip thence
to New York will be made by steam
ship. Mr.. Feighery is an old resident
of Arlington and a prominent member
of the Kearny Democratic Association.
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Police chiefs Report.

Police Chiefs Report.
The report Of Police Chief Alexander
S.. Green for the Month of June has
been filed with Town Clerk Mahlon
Stockman. Thirty arrests were made
and fines of $40 were collected. There
were two trolley accidents and Jour
accidents due to vehicles and run
aways; ten reports of suspicious per
sons and places. Five lost children
were restored to their parents.
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Miss Rosanna Kearney, of Church
street. reported to the village police
that a brindle bulldog belonging to a
neighbor had attacked her near her
home on several occasions.
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Miss Clara Weidenbacher, daughter
of Mrs. Emma Weidenbacher, Of 9s4
Springfield avenue, Irvington, was mar
ried last night to Percy Kinseland
Sergeant, of New York city. The cere-
mony was performed at the parsonage
of the First Christian Church, the Rev.
William H. Hainer of~iciating. The
couple Immediately left on a wedding
tour to Atlantic City.
The South Irvington County League
team will compete with the East Or
ange League team tomorrow afternoon
on the Lyon venue oval.
Miss Elsie Groom and Miss Grace
Groom, of 244 Lyon e have re-
turned from a weeks vacation in Sulli-
van county. New York.
Freeman M. Clarkson, of Bethel,
Conn, has been visiting his father-in-
law, John Campbell. of Q Linden we
hue.
The monthly meeting of the teachers
and officers of the First Christian Sun
day school and mission will be held
Monday night at the home Of Mrs.
Ernest r. Bick, of Laurel avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jennings. of ITO
Clinton avenue west. are spending a
week at Block Island. :
School Commissioners John Groom,
who was confined to his home several
weeks with infiammatory rheumatism,
is much improved.
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KEARNY-ARLINGTON.
Arion Singers Elect omcers.

Arion Singers Elect 0mcers.
The Arion Singing Society, of Ar
lington, has selected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing six months:
President. Health Commissioners Frank
Odendahl; vice-president, Henry Min
nemann; secretary, Carl Diamant;
treasurer, Nick Lauterbacher; libra
rians, John Funke and William Cham
pignon; financial committee, Gotthold
Vogel, William Nuremberg; music
committee, first tenor. John Funke;
second, John Darnecke; first bass,
Henry Klemme; second, Wilhelm
Waldheim; director, Emil Muench.
New members are Charles M. Dia-
ment and N. Klotz. active. and B. w.
Van Amberg, I~assive. Meetings will
be held every Monday night hence
forth, instead of on Fridays.
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Row On Trolley Car.

Row ON Trolley Car.
Tony Dime, 80 years old, of 1870 NAL
vern street, Newark, was fined IS oy
Recorder Turton this morning for dis
orderly conduct. He. was arrested last
right by Officer Louis Meyer on the
complaint of Charles Sophing. a con-
ductor on the Springfield avenue troll
ley line The latter. stated that the
trouble started at Forty-third street
and Springfield avenue. Dime entered
the car and was told by the conductor
that he would save time by. boarding
the approaching car from Maplewood
This car did not. however, stop for
Dime, and he reentered the car In
charge OF Sophing. A heated alterca-
ton followed, which resulted in Sophing
receiving a severe bruise on the arm
inc Dime being badly pummeled on the
face and bruised bodily.
Sunday School Outing.
The annual joint outing Of the First
Reformed Church Sunday school and
the Elizabeth avenu Baptist Church
Sunday school will be made Wednes-
day, July 10, to Beliewood Park. An
elaborate program Of athletic games
has been prepared and CUPS and
medals, which are now on exhibition
at the store Of ]. T. Castle, on Clinton
avenue. will be awarded to winners.
The games will consist OF a bowling
match, a baseball game and thirty
other events for boys and girls, includ-
ing a potato race, a ffty-yard race,
100-yard dash, standing high jump,
standing broad jump and a shot put.
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The Rev. Uriah McClinchie, of the
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new church, at Florence avenue and
Tiffany place. The pastor will preach
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anthems, 20. Come, Let Us Worship
Haydn; 20, Most Merciful," Elliott;
evening anthems, II Lay My Sins on
Jesus" Hawley; "Lo, the Day Of Rest
Declineth," Flotow.
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