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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-19
NUTLEY.

Mrs w. 4. Hickey. OF Bridgeport.
Conn, is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ T. Morss. Of Prospect street
Mrs. Alice Lamar. Of Detroit. Mich,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brace. Of Colonial terrace,
Miss Minnie Casey. of Center street,
is visiting District Attorney and Mrs.
f. 3. Bailey, Of Brooklyn.
Miss Edith Durand, Of Southampton.
Pa, who. mas been spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. LEI
ferts. of Passaic avenue, has returned
home.
Miss Retta Vreeland. of Los Angeles,
Cal, a former resident OF Nutley. is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r.
Stagger, of High street.
Miss Charlotte Dabney. of Durant
place. is visiting friends at ~Ridgewood.
Mrs. Otto Bluhm, of Whitford ave-
nue.. is visiting friends in New York
Albert Il. Steiner, OF New York and
Newport. r. l., a former resident Of
Nutiey. was entertained yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W Goodrich, of Grant
avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Whitlock, of Babylon, l..
l., spent yesterday with her daughter,
Mrs. Marc NJ. Michael. of North road.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Tauchert, of New
York. spent yesterday with their
daughter, Mrs. Emil A.. T%auehert, Of
North road.
At the Franklin Reformed Church
the Rev. William Stuart, the pastor.
will preach at tomorrow mornings
service on ITO Be, and Not TO Seem"
In the evening his subject win be
'"rhe Teacher"
Miss Emma Hasch, OF Brooklyn, is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence b
life, OF Colonial terrace.
George Bowling, of Pittsburg. Pa,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Crockett, of Passaic ave-
nue.. hos returned home.
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5W|NDLER WORKS
GAME FOR 81 ON
HARRISON WOMAN
Police Seek Stranger Who Dupes
St0rekeeper with New
Dodge"

A new swindlinR game was slccess-
,,,lix ,,,oryal ~ 81 1oas+ o,o t,sooo a,
trarr.o, -aa...aa. -- -.
''' =" D
Mis' harriet rates. WHO conuucts d
store at 322 North Second street. She
was mulcted to the extent of 81. The
Harrison police nave been notified and
are making a search for the swindler-
1t IS likely that more complaints will
be made later today
Mrs. Yates was alone in her store
when the fellow, whom she describes
as being short and stocky, with an
olive complexion, and wearing a black
suit, White muf1er and a black derby
hat, entered. Addressing the store
k' sper the visitor asked her TO lend
him a pencil and paper. He offered to
pay her.
The woman complied with the Wis.,
itor's wishes, and after he had writ
ten a few lines he told her he had had
hard luck. His horse fell on the ice.
he said, and he had to have 1t de-
stroyed. He needed twenty-five cents
to give his driver to go to the stable
and get another horse.
Mrs. Yates said she did not know
him and was not conducting a charita-
Bile institution. The fellow explained
that he lived in the immediate neigh
borhood n that his mother had plenty
of money, but was not at home. He
said that his wife was a customer at
the store nj bought a large amount
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MONTCLAIR.
Song Recital.

Song Recital.
Clifford Cairns, bass baritone, of Upper
tMontclair. assisted by Mark Andrews,
pianist; Carl shoner, first violin; RIO
bert Smith, second violin; Elliott Mar
shall, viola; lido C. Gossweiler, cello,
n the Liewellyn Club, composed of
male voices, will give q recital of class
steal and modern songs on Thursday
evening, March 10, in Club Hall. The
patronesses will be Mrs. George ID.
Finlay, Mrs. A. f. Mack. Mrs. Arthur
Underhill. Mrs. Charles T. Ives, Mrs.
John B. Halves, Mrs. William Heydt,
Mrs. David II. Standish, Mrs. Frederick
Brown, Mrs. William r. Dickson, Mrs.
Edwin A. Bradley, Mrs. William Dur
brow, Mrs. George L.. Cutter. Mrs.
Charles W. Anderson, Mrs. George T..
Farmer, Mrs, M. b. Drew, Mrs Henry
f. Holloway, Mrs. William Elder Mar
Gus, Mrs. Joseph Bradley. Mrs. Harry
Emerson Frederick, Mrs. I'm Soule,
Mrs. William Copper. Mrs. n. w. Gold
schmidt, Mrs. Leslie Love, Mrs. "A. c.
Harris, Mrs. Il. Il. Goodell, Mrs. VILE
lam 7. Ropes. ms Miss Caroline Il,
Chapman.
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HOLD WOMAN Who
BATTLED AGAINST
PROCESS SERVER
Mrs. Turner and Brother Are
Put Under Bonds After
Resisting Attachment.


Admitting practically everything al
legged by John A. McFadden. the New
ark LAWYER who with constahle u1z
bert n corvo,, cIsim tbo, u,aro ra,,sn
- hana5aa aa9 - nr.s
- @.'einPlnis ~ a.'dri piopei
y % Tue ~uetenudnt on brioay morn
ms, ME Sntrles n turner ano ner
pAoeiiel' ApufeW j. skinner OF EasN
Grange, were heid IN soW pah each
touoy LOT Iurtner examination perore
recorucr francis a. MOTT Jf,, next
saturday morning..
ne STORY OIL II ARRAY as TOLD IN
court TINS morning by Mrs. turner Il
her prother' VINO, after eiuuing arrest
Yesterday ana last night walked into
lie East orange folee STATION TINS
morning ana themselves.
slNlls II oilcers IN waiting az tnen'
honle, o. Wlhlams street. the laugh IS
an admission or the main part OF the
story toiu ny tne compialnants- MIS-.
turner inade the claim through ner
lawyer, Judge George H.. Lambert, or
TINS CITY that IN attempting 10 serve
tne papers, comrnltted tres
pass IN reIu'ation' Mcfadoen' claims
nat ne hao peen deputized as q con-
stable. ana lhat ne hau d rlgnI 10 de-
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IRvNCTON MAN IS
KILLED IN FALL
OF ONLY SIX FEET
William IL. Potts Succumbs IRON
Injuries in New York
Hospital.

William II. Potts. 40 years old, OF
$40 Stuyvesant avenue, Iryington. died
last night in the Hudson Street Hos
pital, New York, as the result Of fatal
injuries received in a fall from the
second door of the building at 81 Cort-
landt street, hat city.
Potts Is a carpenter and was work
ing on u scaffold erected on two small
t~restles in the building, which is in
course of construction. He lost his
balance, and although his fall was
only about six feet he struck his head,
fracturing the skull and becoming UNI
conscious.
The victim had resided in Irvington
only about a week. He boarded with
g. B. Baumgartner. He had previous
ly boarded at IL Llttleton avenue.
Newark. His father, William II. Potts,
ST., lives at 80 Kearny avenue, Jersey
City.
Chief of Police Alexander S. Green
last night notified the Jersey City
police Of the death, and the latter in
formed the mans father.
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FORMER ORANGE BANKERS
FUNERAL WAS HELD TODAY.

Funeral services for J. Warren Smith,
who was for years prominent in Or
ange banking affairs, and who died on
Monday in Daytona, Fla. We're con
Quoted this afternoon by the Rev.
Frank r. Reazor, rector of st. Marks
Episcopal Church. West Orange. at the
home Of Llewellyn p. Kilburn, Mr..
Smiths brother-in-law. at Is Snyder
street, Orange. Interment was in Rose
dale Cemetery. The directors of the Or
ange National Bank adopted suitable
resolutions on Mr.. Smiths death yes
terday and resolved to attend the
funeral. a minute on his services and
character was ordered sent his widow.
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BLooMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE:

The tenth of the series of informal
subscription dances will be held in Cen
trail Hall, Bloomfield, tonight, under the
management of Warren Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. B. Mills, Of Locust
avenue. Bloomfield, will spend the next
three weeks in Florida.
Charles L. Warren, of 225 Washing
ton street, is expected home from Chi
cago Monday. He has been in the South
and West since November last.
The Rev. William T. Wilcox will, In
Jaryie Memorial Hall on Tuesday even
ing next, deliver his fourth of a series
of illustrated lectures descriptive of his
trip through the Holy Land and Eu-
rope. His subject will be. "Suez to
Sinai
On Monday evening in Central Hall
the Rosebud Social Club will hold a
reception in keeping with Washington's
Birthday.
The Woman's Guild of the Episcopal
Chapel of the Ascension will hold a
cake and bread sale in the basement
of the chapel this afternoon.
The annual reception and dance of
Court Bloomfield Centre, Independent
Order of Foresters, will be held in
Central Hal on March %.
Joseph A. Weden has returned from
Trenton. where he represented Eureka
Lodge at the Grand Lodge session of
the Knights of Pythias. held in that
city.
The Thirteen Club was entertained
last night in the home of Mrs. A. 3.
Curren, 20 Washington place. Prizes
at cards were won by Mrs. B.. Hig-
gins and Walter Spalding.
Tomorrow morning In Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Bloomfield, the
Rev. William I. Wilcox will preach on
Serpent or STAFF"
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MlLLBURN-s% SPRINGFIELD.

At the Millburn Baptist Church to-
morrow the Rev. Carey S. Thomas will
preach at both services. His topic in
the morning will be 1.-THE Letters OF
Jesus to the Seven Churches of Asia,
In the evening he will preach on Chris
tlan Science-a Modern Peril" The
meeting of the B. Y. P. U. will be in
charge of Clarence Buckalew.
Sherwood Young. Norman McCoIlum
and Nicholas Schmidt were elected
members at the last meeting of Com
pany No. 1 of the Millburn fire depart
ment.
The S.. x. Junior basketball team
will play the Universals. OF South Or
ange, in the parish house tonight.
Js Mrs. Horace Park is confined to her
home, Old Short Hills road, Millburn.
with an attack of pneumonia.
RI
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CALDWELL N VERONA.


Peter Sinnirud. OF Verona, has re-
turned from a visit to Hamars Norway
Miss Louise Cadmus, of West Cald-
well. is visiting relatives in Newark.
George e. DeCamp. of i; Gland, has
gone to New York on a Visit.
Caldwell Council, Royal Arcanlm,
will give an entertainment Wednesday,
night, March 2, when the Grand Counr
ell officers will visit Caldwell.
Chief James Witcher, of the Essex
FEELS fire department. gave II clambake
to the members of the department last
night. George a. Reddy gave several
selections on the piano, and W. E.
Reddy and CHIEF Witcher rendered
vocal solos. Among those present We're
Mayor Paret. Councllncn Cakes and
Blake.
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REV. HENRY j. C0NDIT
ACCEPTS NUTLEY CALL,

The Rev. Henry ]. Condit, of Flush
ing, L. l., has accepted the call to st.
Paurs Congregational Church. Nutley,
to fill the vacancy made by the resig-
nation of the Rev, Gustayus Adolphus
Hubert. The Rev. Mr.. Condit was
born IN Providence, u. l., and is a
graduate 5of Williams College. class OF
1892. After spending " years in the
employ Of q publishing house. he went
to. the Chicago Theological Seminary
in 1888.
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Minstrel performance.

The minstrel performance in the as
sembly room of the Springfield High
School last night for the benefit of the
fire department vas we'll attended. The
entertainment was furnished by the
Young Mems Club, of Millburu, who
repeated the performance given In the
parish house a few weeks ago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Cundari. of Har-
rison. who were recently married. have
returned from their wedding trip.
Those who desire to run for the office
of school trustee in Harrison on tho
Democratic ticket must file their pc
titions on or before next Friday night
at . o'clock. The Harrison members
of the Hudson County Democratic
Committee so decided at a meeting
held last night. March 4 was selected
as primary day. The election occurs
March Is.
German service will be held at the
Lutheran Mission at Ruetschler's Au-
ditoiium at 8 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. The Rev. William c. Schmidt.
of this city. will preach the sermon.
Beginning next month German Sunday
school will be held every Sunday after
noon at , o'clock.
The recently elected officers of AS
sumption Council No. AZ, Catholic Be
nevolent Legion of Harrison. viii be
installed at a meeting to be held Mon
day night in Record Hall, Harrison.
a smoker will follow the installation.
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STANDARDIZATION.
Funeral Of Mrs. Hinchc.

t uhefaI OF NTs. ffIbCht
Many friends attended the funeral
this morning at st. Cecilia's r. c
Church, Kearny, of Mrs. Margaret
Madeline Hinche, wife of Frederick ]
Hinche, who died at her home, at
Pomeroy avenue n Maple street.
Kearny, on Wednesday. A solemn high
mass of requiem was offered by the
Rev. Thomas j. Moran, assisted by the
Revs. Fathers Conroy and Dunphy
Miss Kathryn Riordan sang a solo at
the close of the services. 1nterment
was made in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre. The pallbearers We're
Mayor Cornelius A. McGlennon and
Philip f. McGlennon, of East Newark.
and Peter Boyle. John Quinn, Joseph
Dunn and Maurice Wall, of Kearny
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Mrs. Chamberlain will speak Of her
brazilian Experiences" next Wednes-
day at a meeting OF the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the Verona Presbyterian
Church.
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Friday Club Meets.

Friday Club Meets.
The Friday Afternoon Club held a
meeting yesterday at the home Of Mrs
Alvin w. Case, Oak street. In the
games Of whist which were played
prizes were won by Miss Emma Whar-
ton and Mrs. Robert Linton.
Chief of Police Michael Flynn today
received a telephone communication
from the police headquarters in Pas
sale to the effect that Angelo Carlo, a
junk dealer of Acme street. in the Sill
yer Lake section OF the township, was
arrested in that city for alleged steal
Ing OF brass from freight cars.
At the Reformed church tomorrow
morning the pastor, the Rev. william
w. Conner, will preach on THE Great
est Problem Since Slavery" At the
evening service Mr.. Conner will have
for his topic. 1.-THE Plans and Speci-
ications of Prayers"
The Rev. Charles &. Scudder, pastor
OF the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church, will have for his subject to-
morrow morning Personal Liberty.
"Bil Shazzar." will be his topic in the
evening.
The Rev. Louis Shreve Osborne, rec
tor Of Trinity Episcopal Church, New
ark, will deliver the sermon at Christ
Episcopal Church tomorrow night.
Next Sunday Night confirmation will
take place. with the Right Rev. Edwin
S. Lines, bishop Of the Newark Epis-
copal diocese, officiating.
Township Physician Or. Herbert b.
Vail, president of the Board of Health,
Is making efforts to secure the admis-
sion of Miss Martina White, an aged
Bellevilie woman, into the Home for
Incurables In Ridgewood. The woman
Is now confined to st. Barnabas's Hos
pital, Newark Miss White was hurt
by a fall recently Ind rendered help
less. She Is said to be 101 years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Leopold have
returned to New Haven, Conn, after
q visit to Mrs. Leopold's mother, Mrs.
Margaret Brighton. North Cortlandt
street.
"A vaudeville show will be produced
at Antonio Steafenelii's Hall, II Heckel
street, in the Silver Lake section. Talent
has been procured from New York
city for the AFFAIR.
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H%ARRISON--E. NEWARK.


= n NJ VI WEI
The fun oral of Mrs. Bridget Osborne,
who died at the ON of her son-in-
law, Thomas Ryan, of LOG South Fifth
street. Harrison, Wednesday, took
place this morning from the Church
of the Holy Cross, Harrison, where q
mass Of requiem was offered. In
terment was in the Cemetery Of the
T. Sepulchre. S.
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BELLEvILLE.
EIIxs, Lodge Auxiliary

EIIxs' Lodge Auxiliary. -
About twenty women met at the First
National Bank building. Washington
avenue and John street, yesterday aft
ernoon and formed an auxiliary COM
mittee 10 the committee which has been
appointed by Belleville lodge of Elks
to arrange for q fair to be held next
month in celebration Of the lodges
opening OF its new home, In Main
street. Officers Of the committee were
unanimously chosen as follows: Chair
man. Mrs. Charles Watson; secretary.
Mrs. James Nicholson, and treasurer.
Mrs. Joseph Jouls. The officers will
hold Q meeting with d committee of
five from the auxiliary committee next
Wednesday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Edward O. Cypllers, Washing
ton avenue and Joralemon street. when
arrangements will be made to assign
booths to members for the fair.
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Mrs. ]. ]. Turner Dies.

Mrs. j. LENA Turner died at her
home, 245 North Mountain avenue
Montclair, after a short illness. She
was the mother of Harold J. Turner.
teacher of, sciences in the MonteIair
High School. Two other sons survive
her. Funeral services will be held from
the house Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock, and Tuesday afternoon in Bal
timore, where the interment will take
place.
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Horse Runs Against Chr.

EfOFNt ItuhN AHuIhst CHE.
When the breeching strap snapped,
u. S. Hastings, a groceryman of 7S2
Montgomery street, Jersey City. was
unable to stop his horse while crossing
Harrison venue at Third street. Har-
ris IN, shortly before noon today. AS O
result the animal RAJ into the side of
Hackenr.ck trolley al No. 40. No
dania~e was done.
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The Rev. Wallace E. Fleming will
preach on the Local Option Bill Now
Pending Before the Legislature" at the
morning service in the Morrow Memo
rial Methodist Church tomorrow. In
the evening his topic will be "Christ's
Conversations With the Spirits from
the Other World"
The village firemen extinguished a
chimney fire in the home of w. L..
Hughes, in South Orange avenue yes
terday.
AS Il result Of q burst in the 4-inch
water main at South Orange avenue
and Ridgewood road. the village was
for several hours without water today.
Water superintendent Cornelius p.
Nolan shut off the water until the.
leak was mended.
The South Orange High School girls
basketball team defeated the teachers
team Of the Bergen Street School,
Newark, yesterday by the score of so
TO 4. Bernadinc Yunck, Dorothy
Wheeler, Ruth Elsmore and Leah
Thomas did the scoring for the South
Orange team.
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The Rev Hugh L. Burleson, acting
general secretary of the Board of Mis-
sions, will preach the annual sermon
in behalf of foreign missions in st.
Luke's Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning.
Miss Florence Taylor, a graduate Of
the Montclair High School, class '0S,
has been elected president of the sopho-
more class at Vassar College.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Greenfield. OF
Pleasant avenue, are making a trip
through Mexico and California. They
will be away two months.
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Miss Helen !. Gilbert Dies.

Miss Helen J. Gilbert Dies.
After Il long illness with cancer Miss
Helen Imogene Gilbert, sister OF Mrs,
Daniel Holmes. of 446 Chestnut street,
Arlington, died early yesterday morn
ing at the Home for Incurables, this
| city. She was 81 years old and had
lived with her sister up to December
2S. She was born in Lock Berlin, n.
Y, and had lived in Arlington thirty
wears On account OF the serious Ill
ness OF Mrs. Molmes, the funeral, which
was to have taken place from the lat
ter's home, viii be held from Cranes
undertaking rooms in Harrison, at 8
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, and the
body viii be taken to the Church of the
Redeemer, this city, where services will
be conducted by the pastor. the Rev.
Henry 4. Rose. Interment Will be made
In Arlington cemetery
THE Divine Fatherhood in Human
Life will be the morning sermon
theme, and 'Christ's Appeal to the
True" will be the evening tonic OF the
Rev. George A. House. of East Orange
who viii supply the pulpit tomorrow
at the First Baptist Church, Ariirgton.
About d score of members Of the
Hudson County Republican committee
from West Hudson attended tho meet
ing of that body in Jersey City last
night. when a new constitution and
bylaws were adopted. Most of the
Kearn; members We're disappointed at
the county chairman failing TO name
an executive e lnitteo, for which
Kearny has three aspirants to repre-
sent the
Mrs. Elizabeth Price. 70 years old,
widow Of Thomas Price, died yester-
day afternoon at the home of her son,
Thomas, ut 6 Kearny avenue, kearny.
She had lived nearly all her life in this
city. The funeral viii take place on
Monday, and interment viii be made in
Mt. Pleasant cemetery. this city.
Announcement has just been made Of
the marriage OF Arthur Mattson, of 81
Davis avenue, Kearny, n Miss Eta
Swenson, Of Harrison, by the Rev. Mr..
Pearson, of the Swedish Lutheran
Church, Arlington, on Wednesday
night.
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SOUTH
Arranging for Election.

\ meeting of the Citizens executive
committee win be held next week to
make arrangements for the spring cleo
ton, to be held April 26 Three men
are to be named by the Citizens party
to oppose those named by the Peoples
party. The terms of Trustees John r.
Weeks and Louis F. Blanchet, of the
Peoples party. and William II. lived
dell, who is said to be neutral, will ex-
pire.
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1Eucbrc Party.

Eucbrc Party.
About forty couples last night en-
joyed the euchre purity at the house
of Hose Company No. 2, of Kearny,
The chief prize, a So gold piece, was
carried off by Arthur Sauer. Others
who won trophies were John G 'rigan,
Jacob Smith, James and Thomas Burns.