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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23
JAIL WHO
ROBBED ". 0. HOME
AGAIN IN Tolls
Chief of Police BamfOrd Catches
Thief in Philadelphia
Pawn Shop.

Chief Of Police William II BaInford.
Of West Orange, added TO his laurels
( a thief-taker yesterday. when he
captured in Philadelphia John Keller.
whom he was after. on a charge
Of entering the home Of Arthur Hagen.
on Mt. Pleasant avenue, ON April "A.
and stealing a quantity of s~ilverware-
Bamford had found some of the stolen
goods pawned in New York city. and
also received word on Thursday that
led him to visit Philadelphia
Soon after reaching philadelphia
Bamford got trace Of Keller, and yes
terday afternoon arrested him in a
pawnshop as he was selling a quantity
Of broken-up s~ilyerware, which later
was identified as part Of that stolen
from the Hagen residence.
At the time OF the rrest Bamford
did not know he a captured a crimi-
nal with a long record of robberies and
Jail breaking. including an escape from
the Eastern Pennsylvania penitentiary
on August 26, 1905. When Bamford had
lodged his prisoner in the Philadelphia
Jail he was at once recognized as h
man who. under the name Of John
Berger, had made a daring escape on
the date named by scaling the prison
wall.
Berger or Keller or Wachter. which
latter the man now claims is his real
name, was later recaptured and sent
back TO prison. only being released on
February 10 last. He will be brought
here for trial on the charge of robbing
the Hagen residence as 0 as extra
dition papers can be obtained.
The police of Philadelphia give Bam-
ford full credit for the capture of KEEL
ler-Berger-Wachter. and say they be-
ieve he is the man who has beer COM
hitting numerous burglaries in South
ern New Jersey and Eastern Pennsyl-
vania since his release from prison.
Bamford has an enviable record in
the capturing of offenders against the
laws of West Orange. The fact that
there are SO many wealthy residents
of West Orange makes that town profit
able picking grounds for thieves from
New York and other large cities, but
Bamford has never yet failed TO land
the man who committed a robbery in
the town. In many cases il has been
several months before he would be
able to locate his man. but in no in
stance To date has the offender got
away without being punished for his
crime.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23

The Holy Name Society of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Montclair, will hold its annua recep-
ton and dance in Tegakwita Hall,
Montclair, next Wednesday night. This
is considered one Of the great social
events in Catholic circles in that town.
Music will be furnished by Coffman's
full orchestra.
In the above picture the members
are, reading from left to right: Top
row. George G.. Hughes, V. Grohe.
Thomas F. Meskill, Thomas Maher,
William McDonough; lower row, Henry
l.. Yater. 2. j. Farrell. James T.
Hughes. Arthur f. Gallagher, Edward
~Shanagher and Joseph A. McGlynn are
also members of the committee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23
CITIZENS HAVE
BIG MASS-MEETING
J. IN SOUTH ORANGE
*
Much Enthusiasm Shown in
Fight for Control of Vii
lage Board.

Although money used or to be used
IN conducting the states only spring
election, designated by many as the
millionaires' campaign and now being
bitterly waged in South Orange for
the control of the village government,
has been the subject of much debate by
the warning factions, the Peoples and
Citizens, it was made clear to the
voters assembled at a mass-meeting of
{ the Citizens neld in the village hall
last night that no money will be spent
hzby the candidates of that faction.
Edward n. Loomis. chairman OF the
Citizens campaign committee, in an
swer to j plank in the Peoples party
e Q platform, which denounced the corrupt
70 plan of spending money in the election,
challenged the Peoples men to pub
fish a statement of their campaign ex-
penses. This was agreed.
Last night the money question was
again brought into prominence when
William Arthur Babson. one of the
Citizens nominees, declared he would
not spend one dollar to be elected.
Walter 1. Mccoy. a running mate. in
The course OF an address stated that he
= Would not donate = nickel toward his
erection. il the lone necessary vote could
lie bought for that sum and he knew
that the election would be tie. Oscar
schoenherr, the third man on the ticket,
also pledged himself against spending
money in the campaign.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one
t~hroushout. Robert S. Sinclair, a for
mer village president, presided.
Speeches upholding the Citizens can
aidates and ~denouncing the tactics of
the Peoples party men were delivered
by the three candidates, former Assist
ant Attorney General Edward ID. Duff
field. Wilson Farrand and Edward N.
LoOmis.
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NUTLEY.

The Rev. Alfonso de santolo. :
Catholic priest, will celebrate mass
every Sunday morning for taos~
speaking only the italian language, at
IA Harrison street. The Rev, de San
toto is the rector Of the L%yndhurst and
Nutley churches.
The members of the Nutley Field
Club have elected Joseph G.. Lamb,
Pierre Pearsall Lahens. Richard T.
Newton and James Cary Bolger as
board of governors for the ensuing
year. The board viii meet during tie
coming week and select a president
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Lefferts. OF
Passaic avenue. are visiting friends al
Warwick. \. Y.
Mrs. Robert Struthers and Miss Efie
NJ Struthers. Of Milford. Pa. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Struth-
ers, OF Vrceland avenue
James Hall. bead of the art depart-
nent of the Ethical Culture school, OF
New York. and Mrs. Hall arc guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Robinson, ]. NJ. Chase
aud Miss Mabel ] Chase. of Hampton
place.
Miss Carrie NHhaHnS, OF Princeton
street, has gone to spend several
months at Washington. d. c.
a. V. Kirkely, of Prospect street, has
returned from a six weeks trip through
the Western states
William Sachs, Of Maple place, is
spending a few days at Reading. Pa.
Mrs. H. NJ. s%cholefeld. of Grant ave-
nue.. is visiting friends at Yonkers
n. Y.
Miss NJ De Bevoise, of Rutgers place
is spending the weekend with friends
IL Mt. vernon. y Y.
Miss Mary Lamb. OF Grant place
is spending a week with friends al
Philadelphia.
Mrs, l.. S. craft and Miss Evelyr
Craft, of Mill Plain. Conn. are visit
ing l-A : NJ Donaldson, of Highfeli
lane
Mrs tnthony Domingo Usiua. Of
New York, a former resident of Nut
ley. spent yesterday with Mrs. Emf
Diebitseh, OF Burnett place.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Goodrich, of Chi
cago. Who have been spending q weel
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Goodrich
of Grant avenue, have returned home
MISS Audrey Hall. of stamford
Conn, is a guest of Mrs. Otto Bluhm
OF Whitford avenue.
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MONTCLAIR.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Berger, of In
wood avenue, are home from Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Irving Parker Mills. of Lorraine
venue, who was a candidate for mem
Der OF the Board of Education last
fall, has returned from a visit to the
Holy Land. While there Mrs. Mills
met the Rev. DR.. Howard S. Bliss. for
merly pastor of the Christian Union
Congregational Church, Upper Mont
clair. DR.. Bliss is president OF a col
lege at Beirut.
Mrs. F. d. Herbert, of Upper Noun
tain avenue, is visiting friends at st.
Cloud. MINI.
Miss Clara Jaeger. Of Prospect ter
race. has zone to Bremen. Germany, to
visit relatives.
Miss Ruth Patton. OF Albany, y. Y.
is a guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Allen
Hirsh, of Clinton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ". Gwinn
nue, and will spend the summer at the
Hotel Montclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Burgi and
family. of Cloyerhill place, sailed for
Europe today. They will spend the
summer travelling in Switzerland.
Mrs. Charles E. Van Week, of North
Mountain avenue. will give a bridge
party at her home next Wednesday.
Miss Margaret j.. Bowman has is
sued cards for a sons recital TO be
given next Thursday evening in Com
monwealth Hall, Upper Montclair.
Mrs. A. II. Merrill, of London, Eng
land. is visiting her brother, Frederick
". Dixon, physical director at the
Montclair High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Davis, who make
their home al the Hotel Montclair, viii
spend the summer at Mendham.
Miss Margaret Camachi. of Prospecl
avenue. is waiting friends at Wash
ington, D. c.
The Rev Herbert F Randolph. pas
tor of the First Methodist Church, and
Mrs. Randolph will sail for Europe
the latter part of May. to be gone
three months.
Miss Florence Van Week. of North
Mountain avenue. is entertaining Miss
Yidika Hankel. OF Philadelphia
The members of the Town Council
and the members of the Art Commits
sion will meet tonight in the parlors
of the Montelair Club to talk ove7
matters relating TO The bill passed by
the last Legislature. authorizing the
commission 10 carry cut certain inn
provements in the with the eon-
sent of the Council
John McMurdo, of l6 Pennington
street. Newark. was fined 50 today b,
Recorder Yost on a charge of break.
ing the speed limit in Greenwood ave
nue.. Monteiair. on April Is last. Po-
liceman Hugh Seery made the arrest
Andrew vigino. of III Glenridge ave
nue. was fined s. by Recorder Yost or
a charge Of keeping his children away
from school School Supervisor Franz
Il. Gray made the complaint.
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BELLEVILLE.

Many Attend Acme Club Dance.
The annual reception and dance Of
the Acme Club was held last night at
Belleville Hall. The affair was well at
tended, many social clubs and organi-
cations from nearby being present
Frank A. Neary was floor director. and
he was assisted by Alexander Callen
and Joseph A. Manning. The following
included the reception committee: John
Callen. chairman; James Salmon. John
Garrison, Michael J. German n
Michael j. Quinn. The committee OF
arrangements was made up OF John F.
Flanagan, chairman; Peter A. Deighan,
secretary; John J.. Bennett. treasurer.
and Frank A. Neary, George Lieber-
man, Thomas A. Smith, Michael j.
Cahill. William King and Alexander
Cullen. These are the officers of the
club: John Cullen, president: James
Salmon. vice-president; Michael Cor
man. financial secretary; John F1ana
gan. recording secretary. and James
Bennett, treasurer.
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KEARNY-ARLlNGTON.

The installation of the new officers of
Court Greenwood No. %. Foresters of
America, which was postponed a couple
of weeks ago On account of the illness
of Thomas Reid district deputy past
grand chief ranger and installing officer,
will take place at Greatorex Hall.
Kearny. on Monday night.
Paul, the Magnificent will be the
subject of the morning sermon 10 be
delivered by the Rev. DIR. Alfred w.
Gray, of Newark. at the First P%resbyte-
rian Church. Arlington, tomorrow. In
the evening, in accordance with the sug-
g~estion of the National Anti-Tuberculo-
sis Association. Mr.. Gray will deliver a
Sermon on Health"
The Rev. j. Franklin Shindell, pastor
of the First Baptist Church, Arlington,
win preach tomorrow morning on
"Christ's Divinity Tested by His Won
derful Power Over Men and Nations :"
A health conference will be conducted
in the evening, and DR.. Theodore Gown,
of Newark. will be the chief speaker.
THE Bible a Revelation from God"
will be the morning sermon theme of
the Rev. Robert NJ. Aylsworth, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, of
Arlington. and in the evening the SER
mon will be on Going Through Sama-
ria" The Junior Epworth League meet
ing in the morning will be led by G. H.
Presbrey, who will talk on THE Chris
tian Awakening in Corea." The Worlds
Evangelism Society will have charge of
the monthly service of the Epworth
League at 6:45 p. M. when the subject
for discussion will be Gods. Tender
Mercy for All Creatures"
The Rev. John Jay Bridges, pastor.
viii deliver a sermon in Trinity Epis-
copal Church. Arlington, tomorrow eve
ming on THE Prevention and Ultimate
determination of Tuberculosis
a lecture win be given. with illustra-
lions, this evening by CAPTAIN Cassidy
before the Literature Club of the First
Baptist Church. Of Arlington, on Cali
fornia, Its. Fruits and Flowers
Kearny Truck Company No. l and
Hose Company No. 8 will have a joint
smoker this evening at the irehouse. on
Midland avenue. Arlington.
Miss Mabel Allen. of 17S Laurel ave-
nue., Arlington. is visiting Mrs. George
Reid, of Ironia. Norris county.
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CALDWELL AND VERONA.
Fircmen Piay Euchre.

Fircmen Piay Euchre.
The fourth annual euchre M dance
under the auspices of the Caldwell fire
department and Exempt Firemen's As
sociation was held in Association Hall
last night inc was Il great uecess
There we're twenty-five tables engaged
in play and high scores We're made BY
u. f.. Van Ness and William oldfifid.
T. +. baldwin won a cut-glass pitcher.
The Boek orchestra played for dane-
ing, which was kept up until mid
night. About 30 were present..
a sale OF homemade bread, cake and
pic viii be held today at the vestibule
of the Caldwell BAPTIST Church. begin
ming at , p. m. under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society.
The Rev. Benjamin 4. Marshall of
Kew Rochelle, y Y. will occupy the
pulpit of the Caldwell PRESBYTERIAN
Church at both services tomorrow.
Mrs. Harry *. Franklin. Of New
York. has, been visiting Mrs. G. L2
Roy White, of Gould avenue, Caldwell.
andrew j. TAYLOR. of Ridge road.
Cedar Grove, entertained a party Of
friends at an oyster supper last night,
it being the anniversary of his sixty
ninth birthday
The Montclair Fresh Air Home, in
Ridge road, viii reopen for the recep-
ton of sumne guests on May /.
The new residence which is being
built for James Began in Love LAM,
Cedar Grove, is nearing completion.
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SOUTH ORANGE.

An excellent flash light photograph
Of the forty members taking part in
otffe minstrel shew last Week has been
hung in the reception room of the
South Orange Field Club,
Everitt X. Taylor, of Irving avenue.
South Orange. and, Richard *. Mosley,
OF. riIenwood avenue. East Orange, have
formed a partnership and opened ar
architects office at 40 Wall street, New
York city.
Mrs. stephen F. johnson, of Charlton
avenue. has as her guest her mother,
Mrs. Cyrus F. Loutrel
Miss Clara Long. of Japan, will speak
10 the Little Light Bearers of the
Morrow Memorial Methodist Church on
Missionary Work in Japan tomorrow
Iafternoon at 5 O'Clock.
! samuel A. Gardner. OF Ridgewood
road. has returned from Florida, where
he spent the winter
Miss Catharine b.. Humphrey has
3 purchased the Steinhauser house in
Meeker street,
hereafter be a soloist in the South Or
nnge Methodist Church choir.
The Ceddr baseball teau will have
the Wanderers of Newark as its op-
gonents on the Taylor grounds tomor-
row afternoon,
Policeman Patrick J. Kelly has re
covered from a few days Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Marston will
give Il dinner at their home IN Ray
iiiond avenue next Saturday.
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MILLBURN--SPRINGFlELD
.Forrard Moyemcstn Dinner.

Forward Movement dinner
The first dinner given by the For-
ward Movelhen' ~
r~Hrespyterian Shurch Vas -
Eehapei as' hiene' o 80 NE
pers we're present ~ q -.
sCesS rom ne ieaipy -.
al.ef-olhne speech w. N s
cornr,it,ee IN charge of tho affair in
cIuded Clfford willis. Erdman Cain
ana Harvey w Roberts
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23
ESCAPED ASYLUM INNATE
CAUGHT IN BELLEVILLE.

Edward Warso, 43 years old, for
eleven years an nmate OF the Essex
County Insane Asylum. Who escaped
from that institution Yesterday after
noon was picked up late last night by
the Belleville police. Notice was at
ira 10 the man because lie wore no
coat.
When questioned he gave an address
OH Belmont avenue of this city as his
home. The Belleville authorities. sus-
pecting that the man was delnented,
communicated with the asylum author
tiles, and a man will be Sent today to
take Wargo back to Overlook.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23
CHARITIES BUREAU ASKS
ASSISTANCE FOR WIDOW.

The Orange Bureau of Associated
Charities issues an appeal for $50 for
a widow with FIVE children The hus
band died in 1905 and since then the
widow has made a brave struggle 10
keep her home and family toeether, At
the present time she IS Threatened With
pulmonary tuberculosis. and it is i'm
perative that assistance should be
given her to ward off this disease
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23
M1NDAY, APRIL 25ih

commencing II a m, This elegant opportunity
has not been offered to the people for the past
decade. NJ. Flusser. who has been known as
one of the most reliable furniture men in tbs
state. and through having his lease expire BY
the FIRST of Nav. and not being able 10 get =
suitable building, is forced 10 dispose OF his
ma gni6cen. stock without reserve whatsoever
The stock consists of three and hve-piece ma
hogany, cherry or Turkish psrior quits. odd par
lor chairs. oarlor stands. Administer. Brussels.
Turkish rugs Of all sizes. and carpets. fnlat1
.inoleur1s. linoieums and oilclotaa stair AMI
kali carpets and oileluths. bedroom suits. drss-
sers. chiToniers, washstands in oak. cherry
mahogany ana bird's-eye maple, round and
square extension tables. cnairs- couches Of
every description, DavenroTts. serving tables
snest assortment OF buffets and -idehoards IN
the city. cook aud parlor stoves Of the best
makes. ice boxes and refsigerators, bra . and
enamel bedsteads, hair and cotton matlress1s.
wardrobes snG kitchen closets. mirrors and
pictures without number, and other articles TOO
numerous 10 mention
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23
Complaints Against Truant-.

Trnant officer Harry Machette has
complained to Police Justice ID
Faucherie that seven boys in the Silver
Lake section are failing to attend
school. The parents of the boys viii be
arraigned Tuesday night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23
ORANGE HIGH WINS.

In a ninth inning rally at Orange yes
terday afternoon the st. Benedict's
Prep College team was defeated by
Orange High School by a 0 Of II
TO 10. The Newark boys o~ut-oetted
their rivals both in the number and
size of hits, but three singles in a row
in the ninth turned the tide after il
looked as though they had the game
cinched.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23
MIILBuRN NoTIcEs.
;EALEp PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS
~ MiIlburn. n. J., April II, 1910.
sSeaIed proposals viii he received by the
Roa ri Of Health of the Township of Millturp at
sro'ciock p. M, on Monder evening, May =,
ialo. for the collection Of garbage and refuse
III the Township of Aillburn,.
speciicatiuns for the same may be seen at
tbe once of the undersigned, or at the Office of
Milton r, siiance. Township Clerk, MiiIburn.
Each BIDDER must provide a place to deposit
kaiJ narbag. and refuse. either within or with,
out me towr ship limits.
The Board OF Health reserves the right to re-
- ~ CHARLES r. REEVE.
sprez.zs Secretary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23

1.-The faculty of the kearny High
kschojol attended the meeting today of
New Jersey State High School Asso-
~ciation al the Public Library. in this
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23

The Rev. James Zuccarelli. pastor of
st. Anthony's r. G. Church, East New
ark, announced today that the two
night entertainment given in the hall
OF the church Thursday and last night
was very successful.
Complaints arc being made regard-
ing tie manncr in which some of the
drivers Of Newark ~scavenger wagons
delay trolley traffic in Harrison. By
driving slowly in front of tho cars for
y distance Of two or more blocks.
Some OF the passengers have threat
ened to report the matter to the Har-
rison police if the drivers continue to
act as they have
The members OF the Henry r.
worthington fire department. of Har-
rison. will enjoy q theatre party and
supper tonight. The following commit
tee has arranged the affair, which
promises to be a success: William
Jersey. Frederick Lodge and George
Pickney.
Michael Masterson, of Hamilton street.
Harrison. has been drawn by Sheriff
James Kelly. of Hudson county. to
serve on a petit jury.
William Coyle, Of S13 Cleveland ave-
nue.. Harrison, is spending a few days
in New York State.
JOSEPH O'Malley. of S14 Davis avenue.
Harrison. has becn elected a member of
the West Hudson Tennis club.
At the service of the Lutheran Mis-
sion the Rev. w. G. schmidt will de-
liver the sermon. lie will Introduce the
Rev. J.. A1bohm, who will have fUll
charge OF the mission in the future.
Sunday school is. held every Sunday at
, u. m, and German services at 3 p
IN. The mission meets ut Record Hall
Fourth street and Harrison avenue,
Harrison.
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70 CcIcbrate 1Anniver.ary.

h twenty-second anniversary of the
organization of Ethic Lodge No. 115. of
Harrison. was observed at Orator Hall.
Newark, last night. when an entertain
ment and dance We're given. About three
hundred persons were present and the
affair proved an enjoyable one.
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THE NEWARK AUCTION
SALESROOM
s. r. S Auotioneer

viii sell at public auction the entire stock OF
-uraiture. carpets stoves and bedding OF NJ
No. fss springneld avenue.
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Neler.n.. A.-recis,lon pi.hand..

At a meeting of Henry yreeland Post
No. 10, C. A. r., last night the propo-
sition OF the Belleville Veterans Assoc
citation that all the money in h treas
ury of the latter organization and its
paraphernalia be turned over TO Nree-
land Post was accepted. The veterans
organization at a meeting Thursday
night decided to disband, because of
the fact that Lincoln Post was or
ganized in the town. A rising vote of
thanks was extended TO the association
at last nights meeting. 1t was further
decided to make arrangements for the
observance of Memorial Day.
The Rev. William W Conner. pastor
of the Reformed Church. will preach to-
morrow morning on Moral Sensitive
ness In the evening his subject will
be THE Day of Small Things
John Nevin Klein has returned from
a fishing trip to Great Notch.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23

AT a meeting OF the Harrison a. A.,
held last night. the following officers
were chosen President, Thomas Burns
ice-president, Thomas Carey; secrc-
tary. John Burns; treasurer. Jacob
Reuther; sergeant-at-arms. Thomas
Flaherty; manager, Francis Ritter.
The club intends to open the baseball
season Msy l..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23
H~ARRISON--E. NEWARK.
Barn Dance.

A barn dance is being arranged by
the Children of Mary connected with
the Church of the Holy Cross, Harri-
son. 1t will be given in the parish hall.
Harrison, Thursday night. May 10. The
proceeds of the affair will be devoted
to the fund for church spires.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23

While Edward w. Willard, OF loo
Grove street. was in the drug store of
Carl II. Nlrich. of S21 Clinton avenue,
last night. the horse attached to his
vehicle becoming frightened dashed
away, proceeding through Clinton ave1
nue. at a lively pace. Pust as it neared
Town Centre it collided it collided With
u heavy wagon, breaking the races anu
bending the front axle,