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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-30
MILLBURN-sPRINGFIELD

Summonses have been issued for the
Millburn storekeepers who were
charged with keeping their places open
on Sundays, and the cases will come
up before Police Justice William E.
Summers on Tuesday.
Thomas Fennessy. Of Church street,
Millburn, leaves today for Maine,
where he will spend his vacation.
Miss Elmira Dickinson, a former
teacher in the Millburn schools is visit
ing Miss Jesse Cooper Pratt, OF Rector
street. Milfburn.
At the Wyoming Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the pastor, the Rev. Lewis
B. Hills. will preach on forgiveness"
Mrs. Walter Parver, of Newark, is
the guest of her uncle. Louis Hess. of
Midtown road. Springfield.
Miss Bessie Meyer. of Newark. is
visiting her cousin, Miss Edna Lee. of
Westfeld avenue Springfield.
Budd Brill, of Kelley street, Spring
field, is visiting his grandmother. Mrs,
Lopez, Of South Orange.
There will be the regular services both
morning and evening at the Springfield
Presbyterian Church. The pastor. the
Rev. William Hoppaugh. will preach.
The Young Peoples meeting will be
held at Z o'clock
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s. ?. c. A. OFFICER
NABS MEN AFTER
CHASE IN AUTO
Belleyille Agent Has to Dodge
Whip Lasher in Making
Arrests.

John N. zwing1i, agent for the S. P.
c. A. in Bel1eville, arrested two men
IN that town yesterday afternoon after
a chase in an automobile. Zwing1i had
TO dodge whip lashes aimed at his face
before the men would submit. They
were accused of cruelty TO a horse.
When arraigned before Police JUS
tfce Ashworth they said they were
Frank Granko. OF 81 Paxton street.
and Larry De Mata, of AIS Paxton
street. both of Paterson. The latter
was fined $3.50 and Granko had to pay
the same fine and 1850 costs.
Zwtngli was standing on Main street.
near Rutgers street, when he saw the
men speeding the horse. It is alleged
that Granko tool the whip and made
several swift lashss at Zwingli. The
latter pulled his blackjack and had q
difficult time warding of the driver 5
blows.
zwingii reached Academy street.
when DIR. John F. Condor, OF Belle
vile, happened along in his automobile.
The physician invited Zwfngli into his
machine and together they chased the
fleeing drivers, catching them at
Holmes and Joralemon streets.
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OVER 1900 GO ON
GENERAL ELECTRIC
TRIP TO ASBURY
Three Trains Convey Harrison
Employees and Friends on
Annual Excursion.

Despite threatening skies and occa-
sional showers, more than 5000 people
went on the General Electric Fire AS
sociation's excursion to Asbury Park
today. This was the tenth annual af-
fair of the kind that the association
has held and the outing today was
probably larger and more success
full than any held In preceding years.
Three sections of fourteen cars each
We're necessary to accommodate the
exc~ursionists and the excellent traffic
arrangements precluded all crowding
n other unpleasant travelling condl-
lions.
Special cars on an eight-minute head
way were run from Harrison and
kearny n the ex~cursionists had no
difficulty in reaching the Central rail-
road depot comfortably and in good
season. The first section left at $50
and the other sections pulled out at
half-hour intervals. The run to the
park took about two hours. and. al
though the weather was not all that
could have. been desired, the excursion
lists thoroughly enjoyed the many at
fractions Of the famous Jersey resort.
The last section returning is expected
to reach Newark about IL o'clock -to>
night. The committee in charge of the
Samuel II. Whitehead, Thomas J.
Sheridan, Robert ]. Bell, Thomas j.
Graves. George MacKay, George Highly,
James Sullivan. Clifford Russ, Adolph
Pionnie n Joseph Hughes.
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LETTER WRITER
CAUSES TROUBLE
FOR ORANGE COPS
threatening Missives Received
by Residents Are Enclosed in
Envelope of Police Department.

Ihat an unusual neighborhood seau-
oal may be unearthed in Orange q
strangely indicated in threatening let
GERS winch several men and women NJ
orange have been receiving. The mis-
sives warn them to discontinue soss,n-
ing about a certain Orange vo,n1
woman. The most startling feat,,ra in
connection with the case IS the fact
tnat the envelopes in which The
anonymous communications are en-
closed are the official envelopes of The
orange police department. In the M
per right hand corner is the usual s3f
not delivered in five days return TO the
once OF the Orange police department.
Tnis fact is causing much mystery
and CONSERVATION in Orange police
circles. The latest to receive the Isf-
tiers are Mr.. and Mrs. John Brewer.
OF Woodside avenue, that city. Mrs.
Brewer was the first to get one and
she was cautioned against talking
about a certain young lady whose name
could not be obtained. The following
day MIR. Brewer was sent one of the
threats n was ordered to see to IL
that Mrs. Brewer was made to stop
the alleged prattle.
Shortly afterward another neighbor
OF the Brewers was the recipient of a
letter of the same nature. She took
IT to Judge Joseph B. Bray and Chief
of Police George P. Washer, OF Or
ange.
A thorough investigation is now un-
der way. 1t is understood that several
lawyers have been engaged by the vic
tins of the threats.
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KEARNY-ARLINGTON.

Miss Amy V. r. Hemingway. OF 1872
Midland avenue. Arlington, leaves Mon
day for Asbury Park to spend a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. whyte, of
Sc Maple street, Kearny, left today tor
a weeks stay at Lake Hopatcong.
George W. Smith, assistant at the
postofice in Arlington. with his daugh-
ter left today for a fifteen days vaca-
ton to be spent in Allendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hand, who for
the past few days have been the guests
of Patrolman Hugh Mccullough, of
Kearny, sailed today for Ireland. where
they will spend about a yea chiefly in
Clones, County Monaghan. Mr.. Hand
for many years kept a tavern on the
Harrison turnpike on the kearny
meadows, and recently disposed Of the
place. His health has been much inn
paired.
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Lawrence, of
Arlington, have returned from their
stay in Great Darlington. Mass.
Treasurer John s. McAdam, of the
Arlington Board of Trade. and who
lives at 20 Rutherford place. has gone
to Newport. r. I.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crater, OF 324 Chestnut street, Airing
ton. have rome to Lake Hopatcong for
several weeks.
Waldermar Lindblom, of 1872 Midland
avenue, Arlington, will leave today for
| Greenwood Lake.
Miss Beatrice Cameron, of % Stewart
avenue, Arlington. who recently under
went an operation in st. Michael's Hos
pital, this city, is convalescing at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spence, Of High
land Kearny. are at Keansburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart, Of %
Maple street, Kearny, sailed today for
England and Scotland.
John Dots Miller. of the Pittsburs
ball team. and who was injured recent
". is expected home on sick cave to-
Gay at his home, IFS Dukes street,
Kearny.
Miss Helene Koch, of 121 Midland
avenue. Arlington. left today for a va
cation at Asbury Park.
Miss Florence A. Stratton. of 1874
Stewart avenue, Arlington. is at Gil
| bertsville, N. Y.
Miss Margaret Malley. of Philadel-
phia. Is the guest of her cousin, Miss
| Catherine Malley. All Kearny avenue.
Arlington. Miss Anna Malley has re
turned from a stay in the Quaker city
During the absence of the Rev. Johr
Jay Bridges. pastor. o IN his vacation
the pulpit of Trinity Episcopal Church
Arlington, will be filed by h Rev
W. e. L. Ward, OF Newburg. N Y
No evening services viii be held dur
ing August.
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VERONA MAN USES
AXE IN WAR WITH
RAILROAD COMPANY
Clinton D. Baldwin Smashes
Fence Which Erie Erects
on Oakridge Road.

Single-handed, Clinton D. Baldwin, of
Verona, Is waging a var against the
Erie Railroad Company. At last ac-
counts the advantage was in Mr.. Bald
wins favor. However, the battle Is
still on and with sides determined the
Outcome Is awaited with Interest by the
people Of Verona.
The erection OF a fence on a strip Of
ground in Oakridge road, on the prop
erty known as Sunnywood Heights,
which fronts on Bloomfield avenue.
is the cause. The company claims
the strip is a right of way. II
blocks a street opening up a tract
on Second Mountain, on which a
number of handsome residences are
being erected.
The railroad put a fence across the
street on Thursday, Inc when Mr.,
Baldwin heard of It he promptly
smashed it into kindling wood with an
axe. The fence was rebuilt yesterday
and again knocked down by Mr.. Bald
win.
The railroad commenced erecting I
again, and as fast as a board wa
nailed on Mr.. Baldwin, with q WELD
Of his axe, sent 1t flying.
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CALDWELL AND r O

Entertains at Porch Dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Wilfred Hunter. Of
"Laurelhurst," Caldwell, gave a porch
dance yesterday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. futile Harrison, who will
shortly return to their new home in
Costa Rica.
william Koehler. of Brooklyn, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Henry Schanz,
Of Mountain avenue, Caldwell.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis, of Forest Hill,
will preach in the North Caldwell
Chapel tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Caldwell Field Club will be held on
Friday evening, August /, at 8 O'Clock.
Important business will be transacted
and refreshments will be served.
Miss Marie Crane, of Washburn
place, Caldwell, has gone to Atlantic
City for a few days.
Miss Mile Shauger, OF Orange. has
been visiting Mrs. Cephus Pope. of
Crane street. Caldwell.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the Cedar Grove Con-
gregational Church will hold a public
social and ice cream sale on the church
grounds today. A good entertainment
has beer provided for, which will be
held tonight at s o'clock.
Henry Frey, of Verona. is recovering
from an attack of blood poisoning.
Mrs. George Hindenlang. of Newark,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Miller, of Wootton road. Essex Fells.
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BLOOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE.

DR.. William r. Broughton, Mrs.
Broughton. Miss Ruth Broughton. Mrs.
e. S. Broughton and Mrs. Mary E.
Morris, of Is Church street, Bloomfield,
are stopping at the Hotel Thorwald,
Bass Rocks, Gloucester, Mass.
The Rev. William T. Upton, rector of
the Episcopal Chapel of the Ascension,
will spend next month at the Gren-
vile, Bay Head, L. l..
John Porter, secretary of Essex Hook
and Ladder Company No. L.. went to
Niagara Falls today.
John M. Bancroft, of Beach street.
has gone to Raquette Lake, N. Y.
Miss Edith E. Walker and Miss Jen-
ME R. Weller will leave next week for
a trip among the Thousand Islands.
Mr.. n Mrs. Thomas D. Anderson,
of Belleville avenue. are in Maplewood,
N. H.
Mrs. irwin Ellor. of Grace street, has
gone to Port Murray, Warren county.
this State.
Miss Josephine D.. Davis. of Franklin
street, will spend two weeks at Rye
Beach, N. H.
The Rev. Remi ]. Buttinghausen. OF
the German Presbyterian Church, has
returned from Belmar.
MI. and Mrs. John G.. Keyler, of 55o
Bloomfield avenue, have been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reilly. of
Pennington.
Albert H. Spear, of Berkeley avenue.
will spend his vacation at Green Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wilde. of
Newark avenue, will spend next month
in Vermont.
Mrs. Michael N. Higgins, of Franklin
street. is enjoying a sojourn in At
lantic City.
Miss Helen Muir. OF Glen Ridge. is
at Evansville. N. Y.
Mrs. A Romeyn Pierson and Miss
Dorothy Pierson, of Douglas road. Glen
Ridge, are In Toledo.
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LODGE TO PROBE
TREATMENT OF A
MEMBERS CORPSE
East Orange Odd Fellows De-
mand Explanation from Staten
Island Hospital Officials.

Angered at what the members term
the unauthorized mutilation in a shock
ing manner of the body Of Edward w.
Penhale, a member OF the order, who
died In the Smith Inirmary, Tompkins-
vile, Staten Island, on Monday, fol-
lowing a narrow escape from drowning
at Midland Beach, East Orange Lodge
Mo. 242, Independent Order of Odd Fell
lows, at a special meeting directed Ed
a Williamson today to send q letter
to the superintendent of the institution
calling attention to the alleged OUT
rage. Mr.. Williamson communicated
with the official and in a strong letter
demanded a report of allegations of the
partial dissection of the remains.
To say that the Odd Fellows were
angry at the meeting which was held
Thursday night in East Orange, at
their regular meeting room, was to. put
it mildly. The lodge was informed hat
Mr. Penhale, % years old, went to Mid
land Beach on July %. and while in the
water was overcome Inc had to be
taken out of the sea. He was hurried
to the infirmary and fingered until
Monday, when he died. The lodge was
informed death was due to pneumonia.
Penhale. resided at 65 Hartford street,
Newark. and when the body was taken
home, the lodge was informed. 1t wa
in such shape, due to partial dissection,
that embalming was found to be i'm
possible. and the remains could not be
properly prepared for burial. Partial
dissection had evidently been practised,
it was stated to the lodge, and 1t was
then decided to send the letter.
The communication tells the facts as
reported and states young Penhale
was treated. at the infirmary follow
ing the accident, and the superinten-
dent is Informed the lodge demands
an explanation" of the cast and in
formation by what law and on whose
authority the institution surgeons were
given permission ito smutilate the
bbdy.gs
Young Penhale, who was a carpenter
and employed by Trivett & Walters,
was popular with his East Orange
brethren, who are determined to punish
those responsible for the treatment his
body is alleged to have received follow
ing his untimely death.
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RvINGTON.

Mrs. George n. Tyler. of 1927 Gin
ton avenue. is Ill at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William burst. of Hart
ford. Conn.,. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter R. Bennette. of 1912 SPRING
field avenue.
The meeting of the South ~Irvington
County League ear the South
Newark County League team is sched-
uled for tomorrow afternoon on the
Lyon avenue oval The home battery
will be Fisher and Kelly.
]. Frank Donovan, of 121 Myrtle ave-
nue., appeared before Recorder Turton
last night to answer the charge Of per-
hitting the roaming at large of his
horse. The animal got on the lawn OF
Charles r. Wager's home, at II Ruth
street. July rs, and kicked Wager's
son, Herbert, on the head. The boy
received a painful cash. which necessi-
tated the attention of a physician As
Wager did not appear to press the
charge against Donovan the case was
dismissed.
The hearing on the charges of dis
orderly conduct preferred against Rob
ert Schroeder. of 27 Littleton avenue.
OA AA1 Il Lii lOd1 ltO4tEt
line. and John j. Grady, of 299 High
street, manager of the dancing pavilion
at Olympic Park, which came up before
Recorder Turton las night, was post
poned till next Friday night. The for
mer had Chauncy H. Beasley as
sci. James r. McDermit appeared for
Grady and secured the -postponement
of the hearing in order 10 nave neces-
sary witnesses present.
Edward Tully. of Cummings avenue.
and Daniel Blaney, of LAG Myrtle ave-
nue., were fined 81 each last night in
the Irvington Police Court. They were
charged by William c. Bochman, of .
Stanley street, with disorderiy conduct
and abusive language.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard linda. of 10
Montrose terrace, were charged last
night by Joseph Polizka, a neighbor.
with throwing stones and using abusive
language against his family. They
were fined $3.50 each.
Mrs. Charles E. Wager and daugh-
street, are slowly recovering from a
severe attack of appendicitis. The son.
Herbert Wager. is conyalescing from
the measles.
Robert Wager, chief engineer of the
tug Irvington, of the Lehigh Valley
railroad, who has been on an extended
trip to Newport News, is the guest of
his father. Captain Charles E. Wager.
of Il Ruth street.
Joint services wifi be conducted to-
morrow by the congregations of the
First Reformed and the Methodist
Church In the latter edifce. The Rev.
George Fountain will occupy the pull
pit. His morning sermon subject win
be DUTY Neglected" In the evening
he will preach on Gods Estimate of
Man. The choir under the direction
Of Edward c. Murphy viii render
special music.
In the First Christian Church the
Rev. William H. Hainer will preach
in the morning on Material Weapons
for Spiritual Warfare" His evening
topic will be Man in Search of Him
SELF
Chief of Police Alexander S. Green
is attending the funeral services of
his father, David Green. this afternoon,
who died last Thursday at his late
home, 46 Magnolia street. Newark. The
interment is in Woodlawn Cemetery
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SOUTH ORANGE.

Alfred C. Brewer and family, of
South Orange avenue. will spend the
next two weeks at Ocean Grove.
A. Duncan Melville, of Roland ave-
nue., left today for Atlantic Highlands,
where he will remain two weeks.
George E. Mann and family, Of 70
Second street, left today for Midland
Beach. where they have taken a cot
tage for the month of August.
Alonzo A. Ufendill and family, OF 100
Meeker street. have gone to Ocean
Grove for the remainder OF the GUNNER.
clifford vanderhoof, Of Arnold ter
race, is sojourning for two weeks at
Warwick, N. Y.
Miss Bessie Reynolds, OF Valley
street, will spend the first two weeks of
August in the Adirondacks and the
latter part of the month at Utica,
N. Y.
Irwin Metz and family. of Bath, Pa,
are visiting Mrs. Metz's sister, Mrs.
George E.. Wilson. of 6S Fourth street.
Mrs. Frederick j. Rodell and daugh-
Ter. MISS Elucl ISOucLis VI tduty SIfcc1
will spend the few days at Dem
vile.
Edmund Parks. Of Valley street, win
leave tomorrow for Esslam Lake.
Harry vanderhoof. of Arnold terrace,
will leave Wednesday on a business
trip to Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Ingersoll. Of
Scotland road. will go abroad next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Bayles. OF
Scotland road. will leave next week for
Rockland, Me.
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Notes of Interest
IN the Oranges

While patroling his beat early to-
day. Policeman Harry Ocoboc. of East
Orange, found that a real door in the
ton terrace had been forced In. So fai
as the police could ascertain nothing
was stolen The WINERY family is
away for the summer.
A fire in the house of Police Chance
man John Bufort, of Orange, located
in Main street, Orange, near the East
Orange line, brought out the fire de-
partments of the two cities. The dam
age was slight.
John Barrett, of South Orange. re-
ported to the police an odd robbery to-
day. He left his overalls and jumper
with time-book and lead pencils be-
meath a mantle in the ~aristocratic resi-
dence district, Park and Essex avenues,
and someone took the outfit. The po-
lice are making an investigation.
The Independent Colored Republican
Club of East Orange met at 272 MAR
street last night and elected these ON.
GERS: President, Beecher Clark; vice
president Solomon Brown; secretary
Thomas Baldwin: treasurer, Brookei
Williams; banking committee. Will.
Francis, Brooker Williams, Edward
Thompson. 1t was reported that tbs
treasury had q balance Of s125. The
club will meet next Friday night.
Miss Ada Blunt. of 175 North Mapl,
avenue. East Orange, is spending hel
vacation al Isle. Ontario. Can.
william A. Gibhfns. of IL winans
street. East Orange. will spend the
first two weeks Of August at camp al
Budd Lake.
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COP FORCED TO TAKE JOY
RIDE, MUST FACE CHARGES

yesterday saw him beat his horse.
CONNER resisted arrest, and while
wrestling with the officer threw him
in the carriage and drove of to Orange.
In Argyle avenue. Orange, he stopped
in front of the house of Benjamin
Atkinson, by whom he is employed.
Before Atkinson answered the bell
CONNER disappeared. Hatton told his
trouble to Atkinson and the latter
drove him back to the South Orange
police station.
While both were talking to the SER
geant h telephone rang and someone
informed the sergeant that CONNER
was again at the Mountain station with
a monkey wrench threatening to "lick'
the whole police force.
Policeman Hatton went again to the
station, but came back later, stating
that he had been unable to arrest the
young man.
He then had a warrant sworn out
charging Conner with being drunk and
disorderly and resisting an officer and
arrested at the station.
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South Orange Patrolman in
Trouble After Three Attempts
to Arrest Cab Driver.

.
After three attempts to arrest John
CONNER, 1S years old. a cab driver at
South Orange. n after an enforced
joy ride to Orange Patrolman Edward
Hatton, of South Orange. succeeded
yesterday afternoon inc Conner was
paroled after depositing SIS for a hear
ing next Monday noon.
Patrolman Hatton is also in trouble
because Police Marshal Thomas Ma
guire will have him arraigned before
the police committee Of the Village
Board of Trustees for his inability to
arrest CONNER and for leaving the
village limits of South Orange by being
driven to Orange.
CONNER was stationed at the Noun
tain station of the L~ackawanna, South
Orange, when Patrolman Hatton early
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BELLEvHLE.
FINED redaler without License.

Fined Peddler Without License.
Jacob Carson, "a years old, of 354
Littleton avenue, Newark, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Policeman
William Sullivan for peddling in the
township without a license. He was
arrested in Belmont avenue. in the Sill
yer Lake section. for selling dry goods.
When arraigned before Police Justice
Richard H. Ashworth last night he
was fined IS and costs. which vas
paid.
Charles Van Ripper, of Holmes
street, reported to Police Justice Rich
ard H. Ashworth last night that his
property is being damaged and that
fruit II large quantities is being stolen
by boys. He declared that his prem
ises are invaded frequently by the lads
and things taken. Chief Michael Flynn
will look into the matter.
Edgar Coeyman, of 107 Academy
street, is confined to his home with
Illness. He vas returning from a visit
to his son, Ellsworth Coeyman, of East
Smithville, Pa, when he was stricken
on the train at Mauch Chunk.
George Price, of 38 Stephens street.
is spending a vacation in Sayville, l.. I.
Stephen Sargent, of 40 william street,
Is i'll at his home.
c. william Dottermusch, of 1913
Stephens street, has just returned from
a weeks business trip through New
York State.
Miss Rose Liepitz, of washington
avenue, who has been spending a two
weeks vacation in the Catskills. has
returned.