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SUBURBAN PAGE
Notes of Interest
in the Orang S

Charles Jones, of II Collins street, Or
ange, a negro, was given the option of
paying a ano of $50 or spending sixty
days i'll Jail today; Isabelle Smith. q
negress, had tine privilege OF paying a
s25 fine or ninety days in Jail, and
George A. Hcaton, white. was dts
charged when Judge Bray finished
hearing the story of q raid at
8 o'clock this morning on the house of
Jones today Policeman Claiborne Pat
terson made the arrests.
Permits have boon granted TO the
Fidelity Development Company for the
erection OF two-family houses costing
So, 900 each at j., IS. SC and u Arsdale
terrace.
Owing to the warm weather 4 num-
Der of gardeners in East Orange have
been using outside taps to water lawns.
Engineer Arthur Reilncr today called
attention to the fact that the men can
he fined So unless permits are taken
out. as the season does not open until
May. lie has called the attention OF
the police to the violations.
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EAST ORANGE GUARDSMEN
ENTERTAIN AT SMOKER.

lore than 800 ATTENDED the smoker
ard entertainrAent given by Battery \,
Field Artillery. u East orange, last
night. in the arnory. In Clinton street.
Asya- William Cardveil and q large
pnaat a. Of city officials attended the
affair. The arnlory was prettiiy deco
rated fer the occasion. the American
golfers and bunting being everywhere in
evidence. At the platform two Of the
guns we're placed 70 give a military
aspect.
Sergeant Charles W. Van Zee and
the other members o. the entertainment
committee had PREPARED IA Interesting
program aAJ il "ds not untll & late
hour that taps NNre SOUNDED BY Blu
slsrs Fed VI. Fort. ir. ara james N.
johnson. At the conclusion vi the
entt rtail,ment Inc star opangied San
aerr was played while the audience
STOOD y. %attent.en. During the inter-
~fliss'en rafreshments we're served.
sIhc program opened with TIC reyeil!e
By the two buglers and Carl p ifier,
pianist, followed with a selection. The
Asst Orange Quartet. Yates, a ma
slcian, Private Edgar Work. with n
tin histle solo; Professor Howard
s~fafrett. shadow-band artist, and Tom
p. Long. mono!ogist. followed. william
Bowen. banjoist, and others entertained
during the second part Ire aih'et;c
features were well rae ivei. VIII
LeiTner AM George Macaelos gave d
wrestling exhibition that met with ap-
plause. During the first FIVE minutes
neither secured 2 fall. bat Leimcr final
~ threw hig opponent in the :ccond
bout after about o minutes work.
.icssorge Cummings aud Joan Donovan
a comic f%our-round boxing ex-
hibition and we're applauded continual
IS fer their clever work and ability To
sbog the various tricks of the game.
Huht Ferris ana Charles Doniyan. Kid
Wilson and KID Gilo and Patrick
Hoar and q partner also gave an eZ-
hibitioa Of their prowess with the
gloves.
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REPORT MANY TRUANCY
CASES IN NUTLEY SCHOOLS.

The Nutley Board Of Education held
the last meeting OF tho school year in
Park School last night. The report of
Superintendent A. E. Meredith. Who is
not IA town at present. was read by
District Clerl; II. 3. Roaenstock. lie
reported al increased enrollment, but
a large number OF cases Of truancy.
which it was decided to have inves-
tigated. Wright Suteliffe was made
agent FOR the boards East Nutley prop
erty for the collection OF rents and
general supervision.
P. a. Prior reported the engagement
o. Miss Lavinia Bartlett, a teacher, 20
take the place of Hiss L. L. BurdicN
". ". ST. John asked about the runor
that the superintendent was going to
resign. No one knew anything about
il and the matter a dropped.
\ motion was passed that all iaVe7-
tory be made of the contents OF all the
buildings to be used in case of loss
by fire. Resolutions Of regret on the
rctlren3ent from the board Of DIR. T
D.. P%hiIhower. after ten years serv-
ice. were unanimously PASSED.
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BLOOMFIELD JOINS IN
PROTEST AGAINST BILL.

Bloomfield last night added its pro-
test 10 that OF East Orange against
Senator Ackerraan's bill to saddle mu-
inequalities with 80 per cont. Of the cost
Of aholishing grade crossings. \ reso-
lstion declaring the Lii to be unfair
VA Hslanilnous,y passed at the meet
ing of the Town Council last night.
The resolution was framed b. Mayor
William =. sutphen ard Introduced b.
CounciiH7sn Erssgst. 11ic resolution
stated thai thc praposed So per rcht. of
the cost or raiiread changes SILL make
the changes in t'r@ grade OF tic Lack-
agsnna Railroad in Bloomfield now
under consideration cost the own more
than 5000. 600.
According to the contract noN being
framed by the own officials and the
railroad company, 9Th. cost to the town
will be only a small fraction of this
mount. and Town CLERK Raymond F.
Davis was instructed by Council to
nfali copies 81 The resolution 10 Cow
ryeer Port and each msmher II The
Legislature.
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CALDWELL AND VERONA.


Literary Tub Meets.
The Isabella Literary Club, OF We
iona, met yesterday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs. Theodore S. Farrand, OF
Claremont avenue. Current events
We're in charge of Mrs. Bertha NJ. Rog-
ers. Mrs. Arthur Stonham, Mrs. David
Burd ard Mrs. George Gasser. A paper
OH New Jersey in the World of Let
ters' was read by Mrs. John w. Stay
bacl;o and there was also a reading by
Mrs. Tarrand and a paper, Artists and
Musicians" by Mrs. Gilbert Peasc.
Marriage Announced.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Helen Provost. OF
Caldwell, and Herbert Nassary. OF
Elizabeth. at the Presbyterian Church
April t..
Miss Elsie J%acobus, of Cedar Grove,
has been visiting friends in New York.
Mrs. j. C. Canniff, of Verona, is Wis
sitting her daughter, Mrs. George Chase.
Of Boston.
Leo Fritz. of Cedar Grove, who is at
tending Rutgers College, is at home for
the Easter vacation.
The annual parish meeting Of the
Caldwell Presbyterian Church viii be
he'll next Monday night.
The Caldwell fire department will
meet tomorrow night at the truck
house at 9 o'clock.
Francis Fsaynor, OF Catskill, n. ",
Is visiting friends in Caldwell.
The Verona Field Club met last night
and organized for the season.
Henry Benz. of Swartwood. who has
been visiting his brother, Charles Benz.
Of Verona, returned home last night.
Ernest Youngnan, Of Roseiand, is Ill
at his home.
Mrs. Morris b. Lindsey. Of Bloom
field avenue. Caldwell, who spent the
winter in Florida, has been seriously
i'll since her return home.
Miss Lillian Atbin. Of Grove avenue,
Verona, was given a linen shower last
night by many friends.
Miss May Harnet. OF Woodbury., who
has been visiting the Rev. and Mrs.
Horace s. Quiiiin. of Caldwell, returned
home yesterday.
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ENTERTAIN PEOPLE WHO
WERE IN MINSTREL SHOW,

APP: ecistins Che services of the
young people Tto took part in the
Irish Minstrcls' on March Il, tho REV.
John i. O'Malley and the Eev. Ed
ward NJ. Farrell. OF Our Lady Help OF
Christians Church, East Orange, gave
them a reception ana dance in the
parish hall last night. a number OF
parents also attended. There Were
about 900 in all Present. During tbs
evening vocal solos were given by DR..
James r. Lillis. Thomas V. Dempsey,
Joseph English and Vinceton Roache.
1t was announced by Father Farrell
that. beginning next week, dances and
euehre and whist parties will he held
in the parish hall on each Friday night
until the hot weather. IT IL expected
that the affairs. which viii be given
under auspices Of the Sodality and
school club. Mill be successful,
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AlLLBURN,
IRvINGTON
AID HILTON
HARRISON. NEWARK.
EMPLOYEES FORM
TURNPIKE SOCIAL CLUB.

The conductors and motormen Of the
turnpike trolley line met last night at
the Harrison car barns and formed an
organization that will be known as
the Turnpike Social Club. Depot Mas
ter Arthur Darlington called the ses-
sion to order.
There was a holly contested election,
ard it resulted In the selection OF the
Following officers: President, Frank
Hunt: secretary, John Fahey, n
treasurer. Michael Gearty. edward
Steiner was chosen manager of the
baseball team. There viii also be q
pool team, and it will meet the teams
representing other car barns. The total
membership OF the new organization Is
sixty-four.
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MISS POST TO BECOME
BRIDE OF FRANK MAGHER.
Ceremony Will Be Performed in
Harrison Rectory.

NIiss Alma May Post, daughter OF
Joseph Post, of ia North Fifth street,
Harrison, and Frank Magher, of 39l
South Fourth street, Harrison, will be
married late today in the rectory OF
the Church Of the Holy Cross. Harri-
son. Miss Florence Kinney, of New
ark. will be bridesmaid, and Arthur
Ma Cher, a brother of the bridegroom.
will be best man. A wedding supper
at the home of the bridegroom's
parents will follow the marriage.
The prospective bride and bridegroom
are very well known in West Hudson.
They will spend their honeymoon at
Washington, ID. G., and upon their re-
turn will reside at sol South Fourth
street, Harrison.
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CHANGING
SPEEDWAY INTO A
PUBLIC BOULEVARD
Civic Associations OF Iryin0tOn
and Yailsburg Want Confer
ence with Freeholders.

Ts.e Joint committee. consisting OF
tlie members OF the different civic as
scc32iions OF Iryington and the Naiis-
burg section uf this city, N;ho favor
tae transformation oil tue Speedway
inte 4 public boulevard, held u MET
ias IA pralsc building. 1rviagton Cen
Ire. last nighS. Arrangements were
made TO counttract the effect o. the ac-
to-, OF the members Of the Road Horse
As sociation. who favor the retention -
ths Speedway, In fhe absence Of Val
entine Bont@s. the chairman Of the
joint committee. lseinhold kriep &c
tuEied the chair.
The action Of the Speedway conf
usistes Of the Board OF Chosen Free
Aeide-s and the Road Horse Assoc!a
tier members, who met at the Speed
way Hotel last Saturday and went OF
rcaord Is opposed to the desired trars-
Formation. was taken up and die.
tassed. Emphatic exception was taken
b. several OF the speakers to the state
rlent accredited to some OF the speak
tfs at Saturdays meeting te the effec,
that opposition to the Speedway as Il
exists al present is largely confined 10
tea, estate spectators.
The speakers maintained that sE3H
assertions we're made without any
knowledge Of the real sentiment Of thu
reai taxpayers in tile Speedway neigh
boriood. On motion OF Robert Braitsch
Secretary 4 Edward Rein was in.
structed to notify Lows L. Voorhees,
chairman Of the Speedway committee
af Tho roard Of Treeholders. that the
joint eonmittec desired a conference
Sita the members OF n former .
~ssittee. 50 thu. tho tree merits of the
ss.tat.on could be discussed.
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MRS. CATHERINE DUNCAN.

Mrs. Catherine DUNCAN, ez year old,
g resident of Bloomfield for Torty-one
years. died late last night at her home,
Is HID street, that town, from a corn
plication OF diseases. She a e promi-
nent commandment OF the Church of the
Sacred Heart for many years and her
funeral Will be held from that edlfice
Friday morning. The intermcnt will be
in the Mount oiivet Cemetery, that
place. Tine deceased is survived by
three daughters and one o n all Of
Bloomfield. They are: Mrs. Michael
Halpin, Misses Mary and Theresa
Dunigon aud Michael DUNCAN.
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GLEN RIDGE,
h%ELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
KEARNy-ARLlNGTON.
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
TO HAVE ANNUAL DANCE.

Arrangements have been completed
by Coronation Lodge No. III, Order
Daughters OF st. George, of Kearny.
Tor the eleventh annual dance OF the
lodge. which is to be held at Quincy
Hall, Arlington. Friday evening. Aprl
5. The committee in charge is work
ing hard for the success OF the affair.
and it promises to eclipse any yet held.
The following is the committee in
charge: Mrs. Flossie Lockwood. Mrs.
Isabella Haddeid, Mrs. Bertha Phil
burn and Mrs. Sarah Pogram. Mrs.
Anna Humphage will be floor man
sger, and her assistant will be Mrs.
Photb be WilloughbN.
The officers of the lodge arc rs fol
lows: Worthy president, Mary smith.
worthy vice-president, Phoebe VIII
loughby: financial secretary, FloTria
Lockwood: recording secretary. Mary
Thomson; treasurer, Isabella Crook
ali; chaplain, Nancy Barnes; conductor,
Sarah Capp: conductor. isabella Had-
field: inside guard, Annie Ward; u
side guard, Sarah Pegram.
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Deaths in The
Suburban 7ozuns
MRS. ISABELLA YOUNG.

After a weeks serious illness with
prostration at her home, 10
Lincoln avenue, Koarny, Mrs. Isabella
Young. aged 50 years, wife of William
Young, died last nigiIt. She was a
native OF Scotland. and had been i'll
this country but five years. The funeral
will take place at 2:30 O'Clock tonor-
row afternoon, when services will be
conducted by the Rev. Roland S. Daw-
son, pastor of the Knox Presbyterian
Church, Kearny, and intermont will be
made in Arlington Cemetery.
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GEORGE CLIFF.

George Cliff, a resident of Bloomfield
for a number OF years, died suddenly
OF heart trouble in his home, Ill Race
street. that town, last night, at the age
OF 50 years. Mr.. Cliff was we'll known
in Bloomfield and had many friends in
the suburban towns. He was a native
Of England, and is survived by d
widow. four sons, Walter and Joseph
Cliff. OF Bloomfield; William Cliff. of
Philadelphia. and Arthur Cliff, OF
Leeds, England. Funeral services will
he held FRIDAY afternoon In his late
home, and win be conducted by the
Rev. william T. Wilcox. pastor of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Rloornield
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BRIERLEY-PARkER WEDDING
TO TAKE PLACE TONIGHT.
Couple Are Well Known in West
Hudson.

A wedding which interests many
kearnyites is that OF Miss castella
Parker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew G.. Parker, OF 1G kearny avenue,
Kearnr, and Joshua Richards Brierley,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Brierlcy.
OF 70 Kearny avenue thai town, which
viii take place tonight.
The ceremony will he performed b.
the Rev. Roland s. Dawson. pastor OF
the Knox Presbyterian Church, at the
home Of the brides parents. The
bridesmaid will be her sister. Miss
Mavcna Parker. and tho bridegroom
will be attended by Emil Weisgsrber,
Of East Newark.
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ARS. KATHERINE KRAUSS0LD.

Mrs. Katherine kraussold, widow OF
Kraussold. an aged resident Of
Orange Valley. died this morning at the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs. Matilil-
da Harmon. IS Valley street, Orange.
Funeral services will be held On Friday
morning. A high mass of requiem will
be celebrated in our Lady of the Valley
Church. and 1nterment will be in Rose
dale Cemetery.
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HOSPITAL. AUXILIARY HAS
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the Newark
Auxiliary OF the Wornen's Board OF
Managers of the Homeopathic Hos
pitsl of Essex County the following
officers we're elected: President, Mrs
Ernest Van Nalts; vice-president. Mrs.
I. T. Logan; second vice-president.
Miss Anna Lyoa; recording secretary.
Miss Grace Courier; corresponding Sec
rotary, Miss Helen E. Shaw.
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sEIy.EvfLLE NOTICES.

EEL.LEvII.LE PROPOSALS..
Sealed PROPOSALS for furnishing one and one
half dih) inch broken stone and SCREENINGS,
first quality Grange Mountain ~ira2rock, will
be received b. the Township COMMITTEES OF the
T~oNnshi, OF seiieFills. n, j. at their poems,
corner ACADEMY and Cottlandt streets until .
O'clock p. M. OF fu-sday. April O. iei0. stone
to be delivered '1son streets as required By the
Township Committee
All proposals. must be accompanied by q
certified check of nifty dollars (sJ0l dra wn tison
some national hnnk and made payable to c.
L. Denison. Cha
Proposals. to be addressed TO G. L. Denisor.'
Chairman Township Committee. Bellevillc, N. j.
The conniittee reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids.
EDWARD n. MATHEs. Clerk. =
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lRVINGTON.
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE IN
IRVINGTON WITH SI.2G0 LOSS

y blaze which but for the timely ar
rival of the IRE department would
probably have destroyed tic entire
building occurred early this morning
at the home Of Julius Relnlg. of Mel
vile place. Irvington. The structure
was a t~WO-story. siX-room dwelling
which had been recently sold by
Reinig TO a New York man. The origin
OF The fire is unknown, as no one had
been in the house for about eight hours
before it occurred. When the fireInen
arrived they found that the blaze was
or the first hoor and was eating its
way through the partition to the sec
ond loo and consuming the rear part
of the house
Owing to the excessive heat the fire.
men experienced some difficulty in get
ting Into the building, but after half
an hour had the FIRE subdued. Mrs.
Reinig, who had been visiting at the
home of y friend in Newark. arrived
while the blaze was in progress. The
damage to tnc house is about $1,000. 1t
is insured for $2,D01. The loss OIL the
furniture. which was not insured, is
about 5000.
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JOHN SULLIVAN WEBS
MISS EMMA VAN DERH0FF.
Friends of Popular Harrison Man
Surprised at Announcement.

Nfnoun2enael.t made today Of the
Marriage ycatsrday OF John Sullivan,
brotil9f Of Councilman Peter Sullivan,
o. Harrison TO Miss Emma Van Der
hoff CT Warwick. y. Y. Yves quite q
S surprise TO the mary friends Of the pop
r,ar Harr.s6alan. The Eev. Michael j.
GieEaoa. assistant of the Church of the
IIair Crsss. Harrison, tea the nuptial
knof.
Mss Ltllsi Fan Derhosc. a sister OF
TIE BRIDE. WAS bridesmaid, and John NJ
r.sso:s. 2 brcther-i.-lavr o. the bride
$es -, vas lest Following a
wtdsinS snarer MIR. and Mrs. sullivan
departed 70. Buffalo end Niagara Falls.
~kere they will sIerd their honeymoon.
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Nuisance Besins.

The Public Service Railway Company
will be informed by Town Clerk Ray
mond II. Davis that the trolley tracks
in the town must be s%prinkled. In
struction to this effect was Issued by
the Town Council last night. Water
wagons will be used in the Centre to
lay the dust. 1t was said the dust
raised by the Passaic valley and
Bloomfield avenue lines had become
unbearable.
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VIiLElRN--SPR.NGF|ELn.
Boy Biifcn ~ Dog.

Bog Biifcn ~ Dog.
Ross 1'rengoye, jr.. the 4-year-oid
son Of Ross Trengoye, Of Church street.
Miiiburn, WAS bitten on the right hand
by i dog belonging to Alonzo Bromfield
yesterday. The boy attempted to Pat
the dog on its head. when the animal
bit him on the hand The wound was
lautorized by Or Wellington Campbell.
Hiss lillian ~Siayoaek. OF Princeton,
"a no spent tnrec weeks with a.Ilgs Jessie
Cooper Pratt. Of Rector street. Mill
burn, returned home yesterGar. Miss
Pratt eceo.atsnied Der for u NecS'i
sta.
Miss n. Amelia tark. or.aris; -"
st. Stephen Church. Milinugu, il c.u
fined in the Overlook Hospital 1T Suul-
nit suffering with hood poisoning -
her right han9.
The Buds of Prumisc Sewing t"a,5
viii hold r bread cake atd pir .9'a at
the parish hpnso on S9tird4y ,faT--
noon from ? 10 ) O'Clock.
Mrs. John Gentzcl. Of Newark. san.nt
yesterday visiting friends in Mllb,irn
The Cedar \. a. baseball nine. Of
South Orange. viii haze Tie Woodland
=. G.. team. or Newark. as its opponents
in a game on th4 Taylor grounds sun
ilsy afternoon.
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BELLEvILLE.
Afraid hoy Would spread contasion.

Henry Snyder, II years old. of Wal
lace street, in the Soho section, was
arraigned before Justice La Faucherie
last night On charges made by Super
vising Principal Gerard. 1t was said
that in the boys home there was Il
case of scarlet fever, and instead of
remaining in the house until the place
was fumigated he was mingling with
other schoolboys. Young Snyder was
reprimandcd and discharged.
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Thie,e. frightened Away.

When Bernard SarnoH, q Harrison
jewcier, went to his store at SO Har-
rison avenue this morning he found
part OF the panel cut away as though
by u knife. Someone had probably
tried to enter the place, but had been
scared away. Tho police are working
on the case.
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Il. f. Mcdonald Council No. 15e2,
Royal Arcanuin. of Harrison, will hold
q special meeting at Elberon Hall, Har-
rlson. tomorrow night, when a num-
Der OF candidates will be initiated.
Edward Heibig. OF Washington street,
Harrison. who has been touring the
South for the past eve weeks. re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Nano Rice. mother Of Council
man Edward j.. Rice, of Harrison, to-
sether with her daughters, the Misses
Mary and Catherine. Is spending a few
days at Atlantic City. Mrs. Rice has
recently recovered from a serious i'll
ness.
The March meeting OF the Harrison
Board of Health will be held tomorrow
night.
Michael Zach, of 515 Harrison ave-
nue., Harrison, who has been confined
to his home. for three weeks, as the re-
suit OF a severe strain, was able to be
about today.
Patrolman William Ford, of Harri-
son, will cross bats at a baseball game
OF absence, viii report for duty Fri
day.
The married and single men of the
p. F. O'Connor Association. of Harri-
son. will bross-bats at a baseball game
on the Harrison Oval, Harrison, Sun
day morning.
Ladies' Auxiliary No. Q. a. @. FL, Of
Harrison, will hold a postponed meet
ing at Record Hall, Harrison, tomor-
o. night.
A successful entertainment Was
given in the Davis Memorial NJ. z.
church, Harrison, last night. The
church was well fllsd II the affair
proved a success.
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At the annual meeting of the mem
oers Of the Wesley Methodist Epis-
copsl Church last night Samuel w.
Acl;erson, Frank A. Wright and Cort-
landt G. HeinmingTay were chosen as
the trustees for the church for the year.
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Annul Theatre Pnrty.
Tie Mutual Benefit Building aad
Loan Association OF Kearny gave its
annual theatre party last night in Proc
tors Thcatre. Twenty members of the
association were present. A dinner fol-
lowed al Hands restaurant. Among
.huse present were David w. Reid,
Harvey Crookall, Burton f. Garfield,
William r. Wilki:-eoa, William Mai IL.
George Gross. Edmund Bell, John W.
Roche. John &. ffeinold, Harvey Dur-
ford. william Englehardt. James j..
Dunn. Harry Kleiner. samuel Worth
lngton. $. Arthur Burton and Willi1nl
Ross.
Benjamin Gray. Of Sanford avenue
Keerry. agad "A years. vas removed
70 ST. Michael's Hospital. this city
yesterday afternoon in the Kearly ann
bulance to undergo an urgent opera
ton. tle is an employee of the New
Jersey Tube Works, in Harrison. and
was found In u building near the Lodi
Hotel. kearr%. His removal was ad-
vised Is Or. T. Leo Callen. OF Easf
Newark.
The Rev. s. Trevena Jackson, pastor
of tine Methodist Episcopal Church
Arlington, is attending the flfty-third
session Of The Newark Methodist Epls-
cepal conference today.
The Union Club. OF Arlington, VII.
have its regular pInochlc tournament
this evening in its rooms adjoining the
First National Bank, Midland and
Ecarny avenues.