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Notes of interest
IN the Orangss

AL aE @. -l
First holyelcommunior will be al-
ministered to about 400 children to-
morrow morning at $50 O'Clock in St.
Johns Church, Orange. In the after
noon the children. with the priests of
the parish will have a procession on
the grounds about the church at Ridge
and White streets with the blessed
sacrament.
Prize of Orange Council, Daughters
OF Liberty, will have a class initiation
this @vening. A large delegation or
out-of-town visitors is expected to view
the work of the i~nitiatory team. $
Companions of the Forest no, 1852, Of
Orange, had an enjoyable social hour
in Eagles Hall, that city, last night,
when an attractive program of music
was given and refreshments were
served George w. Coles. Miss Grace
Himsel. Miss Lillian Cheetham and
Miss j. Finnely gave selections, and
refreshments were served by a COM
mittee including Mrs. Charles Ritter,
chairman; Mrs. A. Hamilton, chief
companion; Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sweeney,
Mrss Doyle, Mrs, Getlet. Mrs. DAILY,
Miss n. McTasney and Miss Elizabeth
Pendergest.
While playing on the first floor OF .
new house at Main and Jones streets,
East Orange, early last night Oscar
johnson, s years old. of PIG Main, street,
that city, fell through the openings
between the beams ten feet to the eel
lar foor His cries brought Patrolman
Edgar. of the East Orange police, to
the house. The bluecoat picked up the
child. who was bleeding from a deep
scalp wound, and took him to DR.. c. w.
Banks's Office. where his wound was
sewed.
Henry Savage has been appointed a
member of Hose Company No. 3, of
Ia st Orange, by the fire board, Several
other appointments are expected in the
feer future.
After decorating graves of deceased
members. Czsl Do6d Post No. y. @.
a. r.. of Orange, will have exercises
on Monday afternoon at l o'clock in
the post rooms, Main street. near Day
street, Orange. Chairman Edward
Cheetham. Of the Memorial Day com
mittee Of the Orange Common Council,
has received a letter OF thanks from
the post for the 800 donated by the
Orange Common Council for the post
end an invitation to be present at the
Memorial Day exercises.
M LI r
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CALDWELL AND VERONA.
Isabella Literary club Meets.

Isabella Literary Club Meets.
The Isabella Literary Club, of Verona,
met yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John C. Crevier, of Sunset ave
nue.. Mrs. Ralph North assisted. A
.paper. sAmericanisms in Music" was
by Mrs w. Barnette, Smith. A
~eicture on Peace was given by Mile.
We're de We're. and vocal solos were
rendered by Mrs. w. 3. Smith. Mrs.
Beatrice Stern, of the College ,Woman's
Club. extended greetings, and Mrs.
Matherson, Of the Saturday Club. Of
Newark, spoke. The hostesses served
Refreshments. and a social time fol-
lowed.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of North
Caldwell. will meet Thursday afternoon
at the chapel and definite arrangements
will be made for the concert which is to
b held in the chapel Thursdsy evening.
June 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Reeves, Of Brook
lyn, are stopping at the Fernwood,
North Caldwell. for the summer.
Mrs. Fred Wyckoff, Of Eahwny, is
visiting Mrs. Andrew p. Wyckof. OF
Esex FEELS,
The Mems club of the Verona Metho-
dist Ghusch viii give q musical in the
church ThurEdaH evening !.
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NUTLEY.

knights If HarOr Have Clipping socinI.
The members of Progress Lodge,
knights OF Honor. met last night and
initiated a number Of candidates, after
which a ,'cilpping socia1' was held.
The lodge has increased over 100 per
cent. in membership during the year.
A strawberry and ice-cream sociabie
was held last night at the franklin
Reformed Church, under the auspice3
CT the Ladies' Social Circle, for the
benefit of the church fund. A program
of music was rende ed.
The members OF the Nutley Fell
Club will hold a May dance at the
clubhouse on Friday nighs
The Rev. William Nichols. OF Brook
Ign. is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Kingsley, of Whitford venue
Mrs. William H. Rockwell, OF the En-
closure. in Passaic avenue. has re-
turned from n visit to her daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Smith. OF New York.
Mrs. j. Dusenberre. OF jersey City,
WHO has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
August Brauer. of Nutley avenue. has
returned home,
Mrs. l.. Beam. of Philadelphia, is Wis
ieng MIR. and Mrs. sylvester F. Hay
ward. of Whitford avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. l.. Baker. Of New
York, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dana Marsh, of the Enclosure. in Pas
sale avenue.
Frederick H.. Morgan, CT Sat-
terthwaite avenue. will leave Nutley
next week for Colorado. where he will
make an indefinite stay on a cattle
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.. Davis, o.
Brooklyn, who have been visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. John p. Taylor, of Montyiey
place. have returned nome.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew T. Singleton
of PeekskiH, N. w.. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. James Moore, of River road
A tennis tournament will begin or
the courts OF the Nutley Field Club on
Saturday. There will be a series OF
singles and doubles for men. singles
and doubles for ONE and mixed sin
giles and doubles. with silver cups. for
the winners.
Mrs. l.. S. Craft and Miss Evelyn
Craft. OF Mil Plain. Conn. are visiting
Mrs. S. NJ. Donaldson. OF Hishheld lane
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MlLIBURN--SP
school. 70 na,e Flela Meet.

School TO Rave Field Meet.
The field day games of the Millburn
pubic schools will be held next Tues
day afternoon on the Short Hills Acad-
envy grounds. For the High School
boys the events will he a %100-yard dash,
e20-yard dash. 449-yard run, one-mpe
run, running broad jump, high jump
and baseball throwing. The grammar
school boys will also have the am
events and an ~sso-yard run. The girls
will have a 15o-yard dash, a relay race
and Baseball throwing.
The pupils Of the Millburn Grammar
School will give an entertainment In st.
Stephens 1arish-herse on Friday eve
ming. The operctta, The Kingdom Of
Mother Goose" will be presented.
The baseball team of Success Council,
Jr, q. U. A. NJ, Of Millburn. will play
the team Of the Short Hills High School
at the Miliburn grounds on Monday
morning.
j. S. Taylor, proprietor of the Eagle
Hotel, Millburn. who was operated on
at the Runyon Hospital, at South Or
ange, and who has been confined in that
institution for elk weeks. has returned
home.
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SOUTH ORANGE.
election rrncp. Tn to Grand Jury.

Election T'rHcps Up TO Grand Jury.
Testimony concerning the recent cleo
ton night fracas in South orange when
down and seriously injured, will be
taken by the grand jary tomorrow.
Emmett Beach. 8 negro. OF 152 South
Orange avenue Is being held for the
assault, although the prisoner declares
he Is Innocent
MIR. and Mrs. Bennett B. Schneider.
of RidgeN ood road, ill spend the sum-
mer in the Catskllls. leaving June A..
The Pioneer club baseball team, of
South Orange, viii play a game with a
team representing the Mems Club Of
the West Orange Baptist Church, On
the Orange Valley grounds. Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew s.. March, of Scotland
road. has returned from Briarcliff
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. kingsland.
Of Ridgewood road, will spend nfxt
week at Mt. Pocono.
The family Of William F. Harris. IF
1SS Fairview e will spend the
summer in the Thousand Islands.
Mrs. Robert f. Amin. OF Vose I'VE
nue.. entertained at bridge at her home
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Otto Ochs, and daughter Agnes,
of Fairview avenue, will spend the
next week at Sheffield, Mass.
The family of Eugene V. Connect, jr.,
Of Scotland road. will leave early next
month for Baypor, l.. l., to spend the
summer.
Horace B.. Murchie and family, OF
Prospect street. will spend the vaca-
tion months at Ke~nnebunkport, Me.
Randolph Rodman. of 571 Hamilton
road, is at MtS Pocono for a week
MIR. and Mrs. George B. Toby. of
Charlton avenue, have returned from
an auto trip through New York State.
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GLEN RIDGE,
B~ELLEvILLE
AND NUTLEY
STANDARDIZATION.

Large Glass to He Graduated.
The largest grammar class gradual
ton in the history of the public schools
of Kearny will take place next month
About ninety pupils will participate
and as there is no stage large enough
to accommodate the graduates, 1t Is
likely that the exercises will take place
in two and perhaps three halls.
Ralph s.. Young, of kearny. will
launch from his wharf on the Kearny
side of the Passaic this week the fol-
lowing boats, which their owners in
tend to Use over Decoration Day. Louis
Hauser's yacht Minnie H., Walter
Migrants yacht Madeline, the Whittle-
haussr Yacht Dream and Households
belonging to j Bennett and Rue &
McNish.
General Manager F. w. Bacon and
superintendent W. C. Alien, of the
Hudson River Traction Company, APP
peared last night before the street
committee of the Kearny Town coun-
Gil and assured the councilmen that
the company would do its best to put
the macadam pavement at each side
of it's tracks in Elm street in the Ar
lington section in good repair. Many
complaints had been made TO the coun-
Gil about the unsafe ard unslghtly con-
dition of the macadam.s
A permit for the erection of a two
family house in Tappan street. Kearny,
has been granted to Daniel Rentscnief,
of Harrison.
Kearny Chapter OF the Order of the
Eastern Star, which was recently IN
stituted in Kearny, and which includes
In its membership wives, mothers anil
other women in the families OF Masons,
met in Roehe's Hall last night and
initiated a large number of candidates.
Miss Grace Mulligan, of Belgrove
drive. Arlington, entertained a number
of young ladies composing he Arbor
Vitae cab iast night at her home.
Town Councilman Harry b. Cath
ness, of Kearny. returned home last
right from a weeks stay in Pitts:ield,
Mass.
The Holy Name Society OF St.
t'ccilia's re. Church. Kearnye has sp.
pointed the following committee ito con-
duct a series Of Friday evening rEcep
tong. and n meeting viii he held for
the purpose at the parochial school
rall tomorrow evening: James P. Rog-
ers. chairman; Patrick j. Dwyer,
Thomas Rowland. Frank l,owiey,
Carr and Olivia BELGIUM. Must
will be furnished by Scott and Morton.
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DOG WARDEN NOTAP?OlNTED
ACCORDING TO ORDINANCE.
As Result Beileyilie 0fGeiai May
Lose Case in Court.

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when tnat eouy passen ~ ~ 49,
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0. GIRL ATTENDS
TO DETAILS FOR
HER OWN FUNERAL
Miss Elizabeth Green Buried in
Stroud She Made With
Own Hands.

Miss Elizabeth Green. Of 10 Cam
bridge street, East Orange, was buried
Monday in ST. Johns Cemetery, Or.
ange, clad in q shfoud of her own
making. The coffin in which her body
rested was of her own choosing ana
the stone that will mark her grave
was selected by ner and will be en-
graved as she ordered
Miss Green, who was 26 years old.
found herself in an advanced stage or
tuberculosis last December. She de-
,cided that she had no chance Of recov-
cry, and began at once preparations
for her funeral. The last time she left
the home Of her sister, Mrs. James
Egan. With WHOM she lived, she droEs
10 a store to purchase a bolt OF white
satin from which to fashion her grave
clothes.
She worked on her shroud for nearly
two months. When It was done she
called IN q marb1e-cutter and from his
designs picked the kind or tombstone
she wanted. she direetal thar IL bear
only her name. and it is ready to be
erected now. Then Mics Green sent
for Michael Barr Of Valley street.
chose her casket, and told the under
taker what kind of a funeral shs
wanted. Everything that was Gone
yesterday was as size had NskelI
Miss Green's appropriations weretcom-
pleted some weeks ago. The lat mat
ter to which she gave her attention way
the care of the grave, and when h
had asked that roses be planted u OF
II she was ready for the end she sa 4
to her sister last Saturday even.l.g
"ThiF Is SO beautiful a day I'd He to
die before the sun sets. wantIo die
before the end or Nsy.2snvhoN ~
That afternoon she did die hon{ay's
/ services were n charge of tac i;es Ed
ward Farrell. of the cifuyca Of Oar
Lady Help Of Christians. East GA g.
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10 OBSERVE 18TH
ANNIVERSARY OF
..BELLEv|LLE PRIEST
Pensioners Arrange Entertain
ments in Honor of the Rev.
James P. Smith.

4 L
fThe Rev. James p, Smith, rector of
ST. Peters Roman Catholic Church.
f.alle,jl,a .wfI1 celebrate the twenty
arm -ann,versarv of his ordination TO
!.
~ -,
we puipose u 'a'iei 0lni'n We"
the event quietly, but the p~arishioners
have arranged several entertainments
IN his honor. Father Smith will enter
iain . nrmber nj nriests at dinner on
Aiondav ON Monday morning at Q
atclock "a solen,n hiah mass of REQUIEM
@Sll he cGebratea n the church. Fathen
sfn;th will be The cclebrant: the Rev.
.I6senh A. Meehan. of An Saints Church,
Jersey civ win lie the deaeon; the
- rbnr1ae s,,i,h . hrotber of
r.thar c,,i,t, Qua chancepor of The do
fsso =, Ne,vark viii h.. the sub aeacoa.
Ind tbo pes T.alor p Mclaughlin. as
Jstant ,scfor of Ct Peter,ssChurch. viii
o. n,ssta. ~ ceremonies
Ton Mon6ay eyer,inu at 81. Peters
p.ra.bfaI ,4an an antertairment will be
ILL., ,nio,. te,ttre or this afrair
fsin 'ta - fant tbat II is heiny con-
I'll. -, 4. pete,,s Sahoo, Al,i,1ni. all
III 49, h.,a been qrad,ated since
H.. eu,itb,s ,.storaie IN Belleville.
TirshS,. ,.iii ,,.s.nt n drama entitled
as cI.ssn ard also an a%llegory. a
- ana ere drilIs
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- l,.rochiai Hall nv
- 80 % pa,er,s 9rhoo1 the
- -. IAild, i, AZ Mary of the
tttiHbo - :" r,,iad
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fai.ei ~. Ia tnt
aDieo $50 - hieb reo,,leu,
ui"S ~ uastshinnors ana mlnv
H"ss, 80 -, nnal,ng the ceie-
fpiit
la.toi ifoie 80 -. IN tsrsev cifv
fdtisi Si'i'n /" - - -, trsidin
Z $50. - 4N,St ~. 49, a,teud.,i
va p@toeiii"i .. rs.saf1oa p,,,th.
scioots e'neue'eu ~ sa an g
tss' He t.rvn 'o'N r,,iaat4 c,n
.naries SoIeaC' - 70, ua1 co,lao.
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M0NTcLAiR.
F,uapcia, Report Of Church.

Financial Report Of Church.
The financial report of Trinity Pres
byterlan Church, just published. shows
a very successful year. The total re-
ceipts amounted TO stT..l1.9T. This fund
was dis5ufsed as follows: Congregation
expenses, s~1l.s5l.S6; fot work abroad,
s1,s9s.74: special contribution. $1,000;
nome missions. 81. ssa,4e; education,
s9l.11; publication sunday school work.
$3.50; church erection, s41s1l; minis
terial relief, s7e.5S; college aid, $3.50. II:
freedmen. SSS.2e; temperance. Ssh;
American Bible Society. 1856. Mont
clair Italian Church. $685. 80; Children's
Home. 5000; Y. NJ. c. A.. $3.50; Noun
tainside Hospital, 5000. After paying
all these be%nevolences there is q bal
ance in the treasury OF $a1T.67. The
church las S26 resident members and 70
NONRESIDENT members. The Sunday
school enrolment is stf and the aver
age attendance is 1sS.
Mrs. Danielson, field secretary of the
National Sabbath Alliance. will speak
on Sabbath Observance" at the Com
monwealth Club next Thursday eve
ming.
The musical and recital for the
benefit of the Montclair Italian Church
held in the chapel of the First Pres
byterian Church last night was well
attended. Miss Gertrude Garfield, i'm
p~ersonator and reader; Mrs. J. NJ.
Goodell, soprano ~sololst, and Herman
Hupfeld. violinist. appeared
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BLO0MFIELD--GLEN RIDGE.

Damage by Wind
The wind last night blew down a
large limb from a tree in Washington
street, opposite the First Baptist
Church. Several persons had passed
the spot but a few minutes before. A
party in an automobile also had a mar
ROY escape. the machine stopping With
in a few feet OF the obstruction.
Mrs. f. NJ Heaiey and Miss .Beryl
King are at C~ascadiila Lodge, Ithaca,
n, Y.
Patrick White. OF Soho. n Joseph
Eenroy. Of this town, are in Albany.
\. 3.
Mayor William p. Sutphen, of this
town, will 20 on a fishing trip in New
York state Friday
Bloomheid Branch 10, 1856, National
Association OF Letter Carriers, has
elected William Fl. Hall and George S.
Fornoff delegates to the State conyen-
ton Of letter carriers to he held In
Newark next Monday. Harry a. Lane
and Frank L.. Baker are alternates.
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HARRISON MAN
is WANTED FOR LARCENY.

Chief Of Police Michael Rodgers. OF
Harrison, today received a letter from
r.. Louis Lapetjna. a Brooklyn lawyer
asking him to furnish Information re-
gard'ng George Witty; a former resi-
dent 81 the town, who was arrested in
February, 1897, and subsequently SEN
tened to 4 thirteen-naonths term in
jail, for writing black hand letters.
In the letter to the chief the Brook-
lyn counselor states Slhat Witty is
wanted in Brooklyn for the larceny OF
1850. The complainant is a Or
Petreila. Chief Rodgers will furnish
the desired Attenuation.
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HARRlSON--E. NEWARK.


Knights to Attend Requiem.
The members OF KearpyS Council No.
4o2. Knights of Columbus. Of w 81
Hudson, will assemble at headquarter;,
Harrison avenue and Fourth street,
Harrison, Monday morning at ) o'c.ocl
and proceed in a body to the Church
of the Holy Cross, Harrison, whsra
they win be present at a mass of re-
QUEEN that will be sung for the ista
Health Commissioner James 4. Reid,
who was a charter member Of The
councik Grand Knight James A.
Brophy has made a special request that
all members WHO possibly can be on
hand at the Headquarters Mon3ay
morning Decoration Day..
The William Hope Association, OF
Harrison, asst night completed ar
engagements for a trolley ridef TO be
held next sunday.
The Regulars and the Yannigan
bowling tep ms Of Nearn2HC Council No,
40a.. knights cf Columbus. of We I
Hu6son. net in a game last night. The
game resulted in q win for the Resu-
lars, ss1 70 SOC.
joseph Rowe, Of 1903 John street. East
NeNarK, died ,yesterduJ. He was Ill
for .some weehs. He was well known
in Harrison and East Newark.
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LAKE POSTMASTER'S
SON INJURED BY WAGON.

Jeraldo Maioran. the s-year-old son
Of Postmaster Jeraido Maioran. of the
Silver Lake section Of B~elleville. was
run down by awagon near his nome
yesterday afternoon. The driver of the
vehicle whipped up his horses and sue
ceeded in getting away. Chief of Police
Flynn, of Belleville. will make every
effort TO locate him,
While at play in the street the yelins-
ster, With several OF his playmaF es,
was. attracted to the Edison storage
battery plant on Belmont avenue,
where a fire drill by the employees was
in progress, 1t was while standing n
the street that the boy was struck.
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The Decoration Day exercises OF the
Pdward H, Wade Post, g. A. r.. of
Miliktrn, viii be tins sare as previous
wears, with. one exception. The post
formerly made the trip 70 the little
cemetery at White Oak Ridge ~ the
sunday previous to Memorial Day TO
decorate the gravesti1ere. This will not
he done this year Success Council, Jr.
@ III. !. NJ; Modern Woodmen {. Of
America and the fire department will
take part in the parade.
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WOMAN SEVERELY HURT
IN FALL FROM PORCH.

Mrs. Christiana Jensen, Of Myrtle
avenue. Bloomfield, was severely hurt
yesterday afternoon and il now in the
Mountainside Hospital with her rigat
body. She was hanging out clothes
from, a rear porch when she made a
inisstep and plunged headforemost to
the ground. 1t is believed she will re-
cover.
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ORANGE cHURGH CLUB
GIVES MAY RECEPTION.

Tie school Club Of Our Lady Help Of
Christians Church, East Orange, held
a May reception last night ia thel par
ish nail that was largely attended An
entertainment, was given and refresh
merits served, Dancing was alsc en-
joyed. A feature or the entertainment
was h singing Of the Rev. John +.
,OsMalley. The CLUB intends to give
several other social events during the
summer. 81
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FALLS FROM PORCH
WHILE HANGING CLOTHES.

NNht!e taking in clothes from a pulley
no yesterday, afternen in the rear OF
AZ home On the first floor
t 40 Myrtle avenue, Irving
un, Mrs. Homer f. Gilbert suddenly
lost her balance and fell from the porch
10 the terrace below. She became I'M
conscious and was taken to her room.
where she Was revived, but suffered
several fainting relapses during the
day. Several physicians are attending
her TO ascertain whether she has sus-
tained any internal injuries.
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WH ROSS.

William Hoss. an old resident of West
Hudson. died this morning at his home,
rs North FIFTH street. Harrison, to
which ne had been confined since he
vas stricken two weake ago with pa
rals ais He was 20 years old, and was
the uncle Ct William r.. noss, town
CLERK of, Kearny. The DECEASED was
BORN in England and had been a resi-
dent Of kearny many years. The
funeral will take place Saturday after
noon.