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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-10-22

"If you refuse me. Miss Gladys. 1
shall get rope and commit sui.
eide"
mo, colonel. you must not do
that. Papa said distinctly he would
not have you hanging about here"
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10
unQAA9eaA, =. Z.

Prove WhA Swaae-Rsst WIN D. For Yes
Send to Dr.. Kiimar 4 Co.. Bingham.
ton, N. Y, for . sample bottle. It win
convince anyone. You will also rsceivs
. booklet Of valuable information, telling
al about the kidneys and bladder. Whsa
writing, Be sure and mention this pepsf.
For sals at all drug stores. Price Fifty.
cents and oue-dollar,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-10-22

Hewitt-she is man in her enjoy
ment Of baseball
Jewett-But she showed that she b
still q woman BY refusing to sit
through the thirteenth inning.
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GETTING EVEN IN MAMMA
IN This Case. Child 'anIshm:ns Ger
ta,niy Fal,sd IHavs sai"-
taryk lest.

tatnIy Failed
'.rE's''
naughty TIA. mother found It
necessary to ii her up in . dark
closet-in thaf amiiy. the direst
punishment I'd TIE worst offense.
For Is minu7 the door had been
locked witho, sound comint from
behind IT. Nh vhimper. not a sniff
de.
At last ~ but anxious parent
unlocked N closet door and peered
into the kness. She could 500
what you doing in thsr''" she
And " q little voice pipsd from
the blagAsss:
II mt on your new dress and I
thptt oiyour new hat, and I'm wait
ing TO moro thpit to come to thpit
on yo now parasol!"
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MIS- Windows Soothing 8yFup.
For children teethinx softens he Gums, reduces In
uAIanAtaon AlIAys pan. cures wind cole 3c hcts.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-10-22

Life IL q grind. but the world ID full
Of crAnkS.
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Old Educational Institution.
The University of Santo Tomas, Ma
Mia, Ii the Oldest educational institu-
ton under the American nag.
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The next best thing to being rich
is to have people think you are.
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l. r. Hayes says.

Il was under the
Doctors treat
ment for hbroid
tumor. Isunered
with pain. sore
Ness, bloattng,
and could not
walk or stand on
my feet any
length of time. /
v r o to to Mrs.
|Pinkham for ad-
|vice, followed her
)directionS and
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COMPOUND. To-day I am . well
woman, the tumor was expelled and
my whole system strengthened. !
advise all women who are AFFLICTED
With tumors or female troubles to
try Lydia E. PinkhAm's Vegetable
Compound" Mrs. e. r. HAYES,
1890 Washington st., Boston, Aass.
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A cheerful man is psssimist's idea
Of . fool.
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pense.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR
GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Goas, the lat
tel an instructor in the commercial!
department of the Orange High School.
who have recently been married, were
rendered q surprise party, which was
arranged by Miss Hester l.. Hosford.
lsst night. AT their home IN North Fiji
tenth street, East Orange. Their vis-
itors were pupils of the Junior and
Senior classes Of the Orange High
school. Publications were expressed
by Miss Hosferd and by Horace Goas,
and gill eandlestichs and a brass clock
were prt sented to Nj. and Mrs. Goas.
There were thirty-threo friends at the
party and during the evening stories
were told by the Misses Adelaide
Weber, Olive Rolf, Florence Purdy.
Efie Weeks, Fannie Pinsky, Maud
Stiger and Carol Sexton. Recitations
were given by Miss Martha Minahan
and Miss Veronica Davis; Piano duets
by Miss Irene Leonard and Miss Lor-
raine Leonard and piano solos by Miss
Florence Quinn and Miss Mary Kelly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
MISS HELEN E. S. Balm
WEEDS BOSTON PHYSICIAN.

Miss Helen Elizabeth Stuart Balm.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Balm. of 80 De Witt avenue, Belleville,
and Dr. George Nelson Golding, of
Boston, Mass, were married last night
at the home of the brides parents by
the Rev. William w. Conner. pastor OF
the Reformed Church, Belleville. Miss
Blanche Balm, q sister of the bride,
was the maid of honor, and Charles w.
Malloy, Of Brooklyn, was the best man.
Tie wedding march was played IN the
piano by Miss Nellie Gcrew. OF. Orange.
Following the ceremony a. supper
vas served. at which several relatives
and friends Of Tie young couple were
present. The bride was attired in Il
French embroidery robe over white
taffeta. she carried n bouquet of flies
Of the valley and bride roses. The
bridesmaid was clad in white silk over
green. She wore a handsome diamond
pin, which was a gift OF the bride
groom, and carried pink roses. The in
terror of the house was ~profusely deco
rated with palms. carnations and ferns.
The ceremony was performed under an
imposing arch of palms In the centre
of the parlor.
DIR. GoldinG. whose home IS in Bos-
ton, is n physician on the United States
Navy ship Solace- Er. and Mrs. Gold
ing left TODAY for en- extensive trip
through the Southern States
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
H~ARRISON--E. NEWARK.

Captain John McIntec, of North
Fourth street. Harrison, who has bean
confined 70 his home for some time as
the result of an accident, is again able
70 be about.
James Kelly, Of Central avenue. TIar-
rison, is slowly recovering from the ef
fects of a recent severe illness.
Police Sergeant Caleb Coakley. of
Harrison, will be acting Chief OF ",
lice during the absence of Chief Mi
ol1ael Rodgers, who left today for Blr-
migham, Ala.
Henry Dealey. of John street, Har-
rison, returned yesterday from Porto
Rico and Mexico.
Today being the Feast OF the Assem-
sion, masses were offered in the Church
OF the Holy Cross at c, 1870 ana at Q
o'clock there was a high mass. 1t was
attended by the school children, who
are enjoying n holiday,
The West Hudson County Board of
Trade will meet at Riordan's Hall,
Harrison, tonight.
The East Newark Board of Health
will meet at the borough hall tonight.
CHIEF OF Poiice Thomas Neville. Of
East Newark, left today for Birming-
ham. Ala.
Henry Trapper. of Harrison, has been
elected 4 member OF Harrison Hook
and Ladder Company.
Joseph F. Lynch, Of John street, Har-
iison. who was appointed a health com
missioner by the Harrison. Common
Council Tuesday night, has bcen sworn
in as a commissioner by Town Clerk
Peter J. Goodman.
During the month Of April twenty
seven arrests were made by the Harri-
son police and s11s.5o was collected as
fines.
The street committee OF the Harrison
Common Council is considering the ad-
Visibility Of allowing the Driver-Harris
Wire Company to construct a spur
track from the Pennsylvania Railroad
TO its property on Railroad avenue
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
REGISTER PERRY
LEAVES RANKS Of
MEM IDEA WING
County Officers Now Active ia
Plans OF Regular Republic
cans ia Grange.

With the announcement OF the dollar
dinner under auspices of Orange Re-
/ p~ublieans, which will be given in the
Orange Arnory Oh Thursday evening.
May 26. made exclusively in the EVE
MING STAR yesterday. considerable
discussion was INDUCED in by political
leaders in the county, The func-
ton. following the night after
the Progressive party dinner in this
city, will be the occasion for the open
ing gun in the campaign Of the >regu-
lar wing of the party. AS chief aide
to Freebooter Charles w. Romine, OF
! Orange. in the arrangements for tho
affair is County Register Edward s.
Perry, who was formerly a New Idea
man. and one of the county officers
chosen whom the New Idea group,
headed by Everett Colby as State Sem
ator. was swept into office on a tidal
wave in 1905.
Register Perry has long been ac-
| credited leader of the Republican party
In orange. and his prominence In the
| regular affairs has disclosed the fact
that he has officially severed onuec
ton with his former associates in the
reform amp. Nj. Perry's associate in
Grange is Supreme Court Clerk William
| Riker. ir.. who Was so intimately
identified with the Orange \ mans
progress 20 his present hi place in
county office.
Mr.. Eiker, long regarded SIS the i'm
placahie foe of Major Carl Lents, per-
ceived the results Of the party split
when the New Ide2itcE doomed up
strong and took sides against his old
time enemy. Major Lenta. lie WIS a
-. - ~ :.4A,. - %l,. rr...
headed by Senator Colby. Incidentally
aiding his protego in landing the i've
year positen of county register at the
saisry of $500 fer year.
The dinner Of May &c Is calculated by
the officials in charge to clinch the har-
rnony Of The party in Oranse. and with
the r~ealignment of tbs old leaders the
rarty managers are confident the pres
| ent campaign will have a new phase.
City Counsel William a. Lord, who for
merly headed the opposition TO Mr..
Perry and his associates as a member
OF the Lentz faction. and Postmaster
| John A. Alderman, are not mentioned
as taking any active part in the dinner,
and their names do not figure as COM
mitteemen in the official list given out
today by Freebooter Romine as gen.
| eral chairman OF the banquet,
The leaders declare, however, that the
absence of the old-time regular leaders
from the, management of the dinner
has no Significance They are expected
TO be interested factors in the function
arranged by the new Regular leaders
in Orange.
The committees. as announced by
F%reeholder Ronline. include Mr.. Ro-
mine. general chairman; Messrs. Eiker
and Perry. on speakers: Leo O'Csonnor.
printing; Councilman Edward Cheet-
ham and Health Commissioner Ludlow
b. Clark, hall and decorations; Com
missioner Clark and Alexander Clark.
music. Councilman Cheethan is treas
JUROR and Councilman Harry w. Berry
man, secretary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
SUBURBAN PAGE
Y. M. c. A. MAN NAMED TO
SUCCEED FRED. w. DIXON.
Education Board Appoints N. P.
Randel PHYSICAL Director.

Noble Phillips Randel. physical
director at the Montclair Young Mems
Christian Association, has been APP
pointed physical director of the Mont
clair High School to succeed Erederick
w. Dixon. Mr.. Randel has held his
present position for five years, n has
made many friends in Montclair, who
viii he glad to near OF his appointment
u a larger field of usefulness to the
youth of Montclair. The Y. NJ. c. A.
Offices and members are sorry to lose
NJ. 1,andel's services.
Tho position cane to Mr.. Randel I'M
sougft BY him. and 1t was some time
before he agreed to give up his present
position, which was very pleasant TO
him. Mr.. Randel was born in Oneida,
N. y, and was educated in the public
sehcois there. lie afterwards took a
eours' in the Albany Business College,
and in 1894 was graduated from the
Sprlt Pileid College for Physical Edu-
cation at Springfield, Mass. receiving
the degree Of master of physical edu-
cation. Before entering college he was
general secretary Of the Oneida Y. NJ.
{. A., and later vas physical director
OF the Bedford branch of tho Brooklyn
Y. NJ. c. A..
After graduation he spent one year
In Jersey City as physical director of
the Central Y NJ. c. A. in that city,
going from there TO Montclair in 1906.
He was married June 90. 1906. and has
one son, Mr.. Randel win assume his
new duties at the opening of the school
year, September IL next.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
BL0OMFlELD--GLEN RIDGE.

The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
Lutheran Church, Bloomfield, held a
kaffee klatsch in the home of Mrs.
Christian Q. Iiilpert. in Ashland ave-
hue, yesterday.
NJ. Il. Lynch, Of Willow street. Is on
a trip through the New England
States.
George Thompson, of Llewellyn ave-
nue., is the guest of friends in the New
England States.
Frank Smith. of Glenwood avenue,
has renewed to East Orange
The at. p. G.s'' of Bloomfield and
Gen Ridge arc contemplating a trip
to Europe. Among those who will
probably go are Eugene Leroy Cad
mus, Henry p. Bouron, Harry n.
Reeves, George w. Cook and Leopold
Bloch.
Mrs. John G. parkin and son. of
Washington s. ere on Long Islanl.
William II. Devine OF Fol du Lac,
Wis, has been visiting in Glen Ridge
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
800.
TEMPLAR WILL
OBSERVE ASCENSION DAY,

Members OF jersey cofnmandery No.
~, Knights, Templar, viii observe AS
rensibn Day. with q special service to-
night in Grace Episcopal Church. Or
.anEe. and the members. 100 sword
strong, will march. with band. from the
asylum Main street and Arlington ave-
rue. East orange, 20 tbs church, where
the Rev. SIT Knight Charles 7, Waikley.
rector Of Grace Church. will conduct the
service.
A Feature OF the service will he sing
ms ~ the combined boys choir of the
Oranges, $50 voices. w. Staeg Cor
len, eminent commander. viii be in
charge during the evening. All Ma
sonic bodies IN the Oranges have been
invited<te participate In the service,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
ORANGE MUST STAND LOSS
OF TAX ON GRAVES ESTATE.

Freeholder Charles w. Romine, of
Orange. made a strenuous attempt yes
terday afternoon during the session OF
the finance committee to include in the
tax budget ST., SAC to be refunded to the
city of Orange. The sum represents the
amount overpaid by the city to the
county as it's share >cn the tax levied
on the Henry Graves estate.
Orange paid to the county SO, 43S. 80.
but after an appeal OF the managers
of the Greves estate the assessment
was reduced, so that the share OF the
city would have been only 1857 so.
County Counsel Mum informed Mr.
Romfne and the committee that there
was M way OF ~refunding that money
and that IA law which would have made
1t possible had failed to pass at the
last Legislature.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
BURGLARS In BELLEVlLLE
HOUSE BRIGHTEN WOMEN.
Cops Make Search of Premises
but Find No Trace of Intrnders.

Burglars entered the home of Mrs.
Carrie Machscek at 125 Academy street,
Belleyille. last night and caused con-
siderable fright to Mrs. Machacek and
several OF her nieees, who were spend
ing the night with her. Entrance was
effected by means of a rear window
which leads to a kitchen in the fat
below hat of Mrs. MachacelS's. These
rooms are idle.
Mrs. Machacek attended the recep-
ton of the Bellevilie Club In Belleville
Hal last night and when she returned
to her home she was told by her nieces
that they had heard peculiar noises in
the house and particularly in the at
tic. The woman discredited the story
and attributed II to the nervousness OF
her nieces. who were alone in the house.
The police were sent for, and Ser
geant Charles Perl and Policemen
Ambrose, Francis and Ferdinand Gill
man responded and made q search OF
the house. 1t was thought that nobody
had entered.
This morning, however. when Mrs,
Machacek went to the roar porch to-
secur q bottle of milk she discovered
that a wooden soapbox was lodged
against the back OF the house neal the
window which had been pried open. In
the attic it was found that shutters or
the front Windows he'd beer opened
AS far as known nothing was taken.
Chief Flynn is working on the case.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
EAST ORANGE CHURCHMEN
TO DINE TUESDAY NIGHT.

The dinner which is to be held under
the auspices OF the Mems Association
of Christ Church at English's Hall.
East Orange. Tuesday night promises
to be a great success. The rector and
COMMITTEES in charge have secured four
able speakers. who have promised to
be present. They arc William Fellowes
Morgan, of the church club diocese of
Newark; the Rev. j. Douglass Adam,
Of the Mum Avenue Presbyterian
Church; Norman Haywood. managing
editor Of Golfers Weekly. and the Rev.
F. L. II. w. Pott, president of st. Johns
University, Shanghai. China.
The committee in charge has decided
to serve q troiied spring chicken and
mushroom dinner. and a most ENJOYABLE
time Is promised. The dinner rs open
to all nieli interested in Christ Church
parish and their friends.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
Notes of Interest
IN The Oranges

Both Companies II and l., OF Orange,
of the First battalion of the Fifth regi-
ment. n. q. n. j.. viii take part in
the parade of tho regiment at Passaic
rext week, the occasion being a visit
t. the city by President TAFT.
The Mems Club Of the Fark Avenue
NJ. y. Church. East Orange. will bold
its annual meeting tonight in tne
chapel. Officers viii be elected and an
address viii be delivered by the Rev.
Dr. A. w. Hays. a moraher Of the board
of managers OF the Methodist Brother
hood, l.. \. Meredith Will sing.
Comp No, %, Patriotic order of
America. VIII give 4 c|nt-&lass euchrc
party tonight in Eagles Hall, Cone
street, Orange
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
CHARITIES BUREAU ISSUES
APPEAL FOR POOR WIDOW.

The Orange Bureau of Associated
Charities appeals for $75 to aid a wom-
an and two children under 4 years Of
age. The husband has recently been
sentenced to the pe%nitentiary for the
term of one year for non-support of
his family. The mother is i'll as a re-
suit OF mslnutritlon and ill-treatment
and will be unable to work for the
next three months. Any contribution
for this family may be sent to the
bureau, 124 Essex avenue, Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
BELL.EyMl-E.
BELLEVILLE CLUB GIVES
ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT.

4 ,arse crowd attandoa h .,xannt,
nnn,saI entertainyrent ard danoa ~ tha
IscIleviue rlnb a. BellayiiIa ueu ,ast
nfpht To,ioy,ino tba ra,aittan a. 49,
nrorra M dancinr tool rlan, mi, ga
snrlv how tnis ,no-rinm M aaa,n
wns nm entlro anccas.
The nraaram so,,o,,s. ou.
NJ, siral -,,onn,a,,a Ira,rans n,a.tn.,
ahild imnorsonato,, G,Tna praaiaansan
~ pohry ), Me- u.ra,. &c
AiEin. s6nrann sn,o NJ ut 60
nail With Mice Ma, rohh 80 -
sa,tch counadian ,ahar@ ~
a%,,otin .on,ann G.s v.i, p
l,,,rp wis N1;ss r,oth =, ~
n,arisn,s s,anIaY y, caata,as. "
atiors Mrs Aili, ard ereoa,
,lo I'D nl,aur, 80, pnna,. - Mss
la Mrs IA, rItohasIg VI
Ish n,artaf.masa
aIs,na r. AZ sain,.@' eon
,rravis .ran.a.a ~, e
,e,.so,'s ana &C.,. F. 1e, heoh =.
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ln,,sas ~ 5tts,i,.u 'eu.e' ria.lE
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
GEORGE LANG CANDIDATE
FOR E. ORANGE COUNCIL

Announcement was made last night
that George Lsng. q well-known boss
plumber. would be = candidate for
councilman this fall from tho Third
ward. East Orange. % succeed Coun-
Gilman Harry ]. Burr. who VIII nos
run again. James Barradale has also
entered the race and the contest Is ex-
pccted to be a lively one.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05

cAitPs
The Village Board of Health will
meet Tuesday night.
Charles versoy is III at the home OF
his son. George e. yersoy. In Naiiey
street.
Louis Riera reported TO the vhiase
| police last night that boys had throWh
stones OF the front door Of his home In
Valley street.
The Field Club baseball team will
play a game with the Lafayette COL
lege nine on the local grounds satur-
Gay afternoon.
BENJAMIN G. Benedict. of li5 Second
street, has moved to New York. lie
viii spend the summer at Ocean Grove
Harvey /. Tweddeil, of Prospect
street. has purchased a Maxwell tour
ms ear.
Mrs. J. r. McIntyre. of Plainfielo, Is
| spending a week as the guest OF her
| aister, Mrs. Thomas King, of 10 Second
street.
Mrs. William j. Gardner entertained
| six guests at luncheon az her home n
| na;stof, ayrilue yesterday afternoon
The date OF the annual inspection Of
| the township fire department has been
ehs from May II to July 4.
Edwin A. Lee moved today into his
new horne in Oakland road. the
Charles w. Gardiner house, 10 South
Prospect street, which he vacated, las
been rented by r. b. Hopkinscn. Of
f.a at Orange.
James NIahon. of Montrose avenue,
is recovering from the effects OF a
! severed thumb which resulted from an
automobile accident in New York.
EDWARD $. Sanford and family, OF
Luddington road. viii leave June l for
their summer home In Canada.
Z. w. Hurst. jr., has purchased the
II, II. Sanford house in South Prospect
street and taken possession. :,
Colonel j. Knox Phillips, of Taylor
place. has returned from his annual
horseback ride through Florida.
f. b. Fisher has moved from Jeffer-
son aevnue. Maplewood section, to so
Cottage street.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.. Garry, of jefferson
1 avenue, Maplewood section, nave gone
to Lake Hopatcong for the summer.
William H. Burnett. of South Pros
poet street, has returned from Florida.
M Fl. ]. Nichols. of East Orange, has
Moved TO 81 Academy street.
Samuel Frederick, of Academy street,
will go Thursday TO Lake Hopatcong,
where he viii open his summer home.
Frederick ]. Treat and family. OF
South Prospect street, have gone TO
Belmar for the summer
Letter-carrier s. Howard Gardner.
who has peer i'll at his home In Oak
land road, Mapleweod section, is recov-
4 ering.
William II. Warner. of Brooklyn, has
moved to the Decker house. rs. Prospect
place.
Joseph Noonan. of Prospect street, is
recovering from the effects of a broken
nose. which he sustained while at q
baseball game.
George b. Hall, of New York. has
leased the Vanderveer bungalow in
Oakland road. Maplewood section.
DR.. Frederick Gluting. of Newark,
has purchased a lot on Montrose ave-
nue. from Mrs. Elenor Castor O'Neiil.
w. l.. Lyman has moved from Rose
Vile TO 437 Richmond avenue.
William Rogers Lord, associate mem
Der OF the American Ornithologist
Union. delivered an address on Birds
in Miss Harriet Spinnings's school in
l~ryington avenue this afternoon
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05

A meeting of the Mems Union League
will he held tomorrow night in it's club
rooms. at the annex of the First Re
formed Church. A report will be m6de
on the results OF the recent minstrel
show by the arrangement committee.
Joseph X. Clickenget. Adam r. Phil
hover. Daniel d.. Yetter. Frederick f
Bailey, Cornelivs wasseli, John z
Clark and William W. Fribcrger.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
AlLLBURN. 4
! IRvINGTON
AND nII.T
SOUTH ORANGE.

omcers of First Presbyterian Church.
The board of trusteeS OF the tafs-
Presbyterian Church has elected ora
GERS for the vear as follows: Fre<ideet'
William S. Wade; secretary, Robert W.
Wailaco. and treasurer. Charles L..
Conover.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
Many Dog License. Issued.

Town Clark Peter J. Goodman. of
HARRISON Is being overNorkcd these
days making out licenses for the dogs
in the town. Many tags have thus far
bcen procured. Dog Catcher William
Quinn is kept busy gathering In stray
ours.