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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-20
BLOOMFIELD --GLEN RIDGE.
Hunter Lands Mink.

Hunter Lands Mink.
John Cockefair, of Lakewood terrace,
Bloomfield, shot a large mink near the
Town House pond in Brookdale today.
1t weighed six pounds.
The Rev. p. H. j. Lerrigo, of Capiz
P. l., will tell of the life, customs and
religion of the Filipinos.
The quartet and chorus of the old
First Presbyterian Church will sing
The Nativity" next Sunday night.
The Bloomfield Board of Health met
last night and transacted routine bust
ness only.
James D. Cooper, formerly of this
town, will &c to Southern California.
Alfred johnson gave a rabbit upper
to about $50 of his friends in the EN-
pire Hotel last night.
Samuel kirkpatrick, of Glen Ridge,
is duck hunting in the South.
Miss Alice Worthington. of 20 Myrtle
street, Bloomfield, will spend the holi-
days in Wilmington, Del
Miss Anna Beck, of so Belleville v
nue., returned yesterday from Lumber
ton, n. c.
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CALDWELL-VERONA.

Holy Name Society Elects.
At the annual meeting of the Holy
Name Society of Caldwell, held last
night, these officers were elected: Pres
ident. Thomas Ward. Of Verona; vice.
president, p. Mcnamara, Roseland;
secretary, Edward NJ. Mclaughlin,
Caldwell; treasurer, Joseph E.. Smelling,
Caldwell; marshal, Harry Smith; con-
suffers, Joseph Muth, Of Verona, and
James Minshull. of Caldwell. After the
election a smoker and entertainment
was held.
Miss Sue Dickerson, of Chatham, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick R.
Cook, of Caldwell.
Miss Lillian Holmes, Of Bloomfield,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Holmes. of Grandview avenue. North
Caldwell.
Mrs. William Davenport, of Newark,
has been visiting relatives in Roseland
Mrs. Justus MacChesney. of Rose
land avenue, Caldwell, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Philip Jennings. Of Newark
The Fortnightly Club of Cedar Grove
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Lewis Captau, Of Pomp.
ton avenue. at 8 O'Clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-20
MILLBURN,
IRvINGTON
= AND HILTON
HARRISON. NEWARK.

Frank Hayiland, of 100 Seventh
| street, Harrison, is confined to MS
home with his right leg badly spraineo
the result of having fallen while run
ming for q trolley car in Newark sat.
urday night. 1t was thought at frs'
that the limb was broken.
The First Ward Democratic ] OF
Harrison at a meeting last night de-
cided not to hold a session Monday
night, but, instead, meet wednesday
night, December %.
A drawing will be held tomorrow
night under the auspices of the Har-
rison branch of the Patrolmen's
Benevolent Association. Persons hold-
ing tickets are requested to make re-
turns at once.
The Harrison Board of Health will
meet Wednesday night, December 2s.
In the West Hudson Fraternal Bowl.
ing League two games were played last
night. Teams representing Assumption
Council No. a., G. B. L., and Court
Kearny, I. o. f., tried conclusions. TIT
result was an even break. The For
esters won the first game, $50 to $50
and the c.. B. L. took the second by a
score of 672 to 653.
The B. Pepper Stove Pipe Guards, Of
Harrison, will meet tonight N select
officers for the ensuing year. The mem
bers will enjoy a hasenpfeffer.
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Harrison
LAederkranz, of Harrison. will meet al
429 Harrison avenue. Harrison, when
arrangements will be made for attend
ing O Christmas FESTIVAL to be held I'M
der the auspices of the Harrison Lie
derkranz, Wednesday, December %.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-20
BOY DRIVER INJURED WHEN
CAR CRASHES INTO WAGON.

While trying to drive across the
street-car tracks on Kearny avenue. in
the Arlington section, early last night,
Herold Huff. is years old. of COL Nine
teenth street, this city, was thrown to
the pavement when his wagon was
struck by a north-bound trolley car,
No. 100. The lad was unconscious
when picked UP by Health Inspector
Albert Geissler n some other per-
sons. He was taken into the drug
store, where he was revived. Soon
afterrward he was able to drive his
wagon home unassisted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-20
VILLAGE TRUSTEES
DEMAND BETTER
TROLLEY SERVICE
South Orange Officials to Confer
With Public Service on
Alleged Conditions.

Agitation towards compelling the
Public Service Corporation to give
South Orange better trolley service was
stirred up by Village President Ira A.
Kip. IT., at a meeting of the Village
Board of Trustees last night with the
result that Trustees John F.. McDon-
ough. William Arthur Babson and Os-
car Schoenherr volunteered to act as a
eommittee to confer with the trolley
officials.
President Kip termed h present
service as given on the South Orange
line as outrageous. W will ask them
10 better the service and if no action
IA taken we will demand an improve
ment." said the village executive.
John Keller voiced in favor of taking
some action. He said that he Is a
daily passenger on the cars and con-
tended that the cars on the line were
used more for the benefit of Newarkers
thar for the suburbanites. He protest.
ed against the through cars failing to
stop at Broad street, which he aid
compelled the South Orange people TO
wait for fifteen minutes for another
while two or three city line cars passed.
A p~etition presented by Donald M.
Wallace bearing the signatures OF
roanv Young men who asked that coast
ing he allowed on South orange ave-
nue., Mountainside. was turned down.
Trustee Burke said that he had voted
against allowing the dangerous sport
for three terms and intended to do so
again. On vote 1t was defeated unanl-
mously.
Former Trustee John r. Weeks, rep
r~esenting Charles A. Edelhoff, protested
against the change of line of the pro-
posed wyoming avenue which Is to
connec South Orange n Gregory
avenue, West Orange. The ordinance
was passed, however. n was one call
ing for the extension of Fairview ave-
nue. from Irvington avenue to Garfield
place.
John Mccarthy, of Sherman place,
commended that a sidewalk laid on that
street was not in accordance with the
specifications. Despite this, however,
the report of the board of assessments
on the work was ratified.
Mr.. McDonough's suggestion that the
lamp committee be empowered to place
Welsbach street lamps at Valley street
and South Orange avenue and at
Centre street and South Orange avenue
was concurred in, as was n fromI
Trustee Schoenherr asking that a lamp
be placed in front of the Field Club.
The water committee was empowered
TO spend $500 for the purchase of water
meters and a warrant was drawn to
the order of the Memorial Hospital for
$500. An application was granted the
telephone company to lay an under
ground conduit in Gardner avenue. The
village took title of property given by
n. Wetmore Halsey for the extension
of Warwick avenue
1t was decided to pay the village Of
fcials on Friday. The officers of the
village fire department as recently
elected were approved.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-20
PNEUMONIA CAUSES DEATH
OF MRS. ELIZA HAGUE.

Mrs. Eliza Hague, wife of Joseph P.
Hague, died in her home, 224 Walnut
street, Bloomfield. today from pneu-
monia. She had bee. Ill for several
weeks. Mrs. Hague was 81 years old,
and was a daughter of the late John
G. Maxfeld, at one time a prominent
fruit merchant in Manhattan. She was
a sister of Mrs. Thomas Cakes, Mrs.
JOIN. A. Lawrence, John F. Maxheld
and Joseph B. Maxfeld. all of Bloom
field.
Mrs. Hague had many friends In
Bloomfield and vicinity. She was a
member of the First Baptist Church,
Bloomfield, and is survived by her hus-
band and two son John NJ. and
Chester G. Hague.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-20
WEST HUDSON BOARD OF
TRADE PLANS FOR BANQUET,
Affair Will Take Place on Tues.
day, February 81.

The annual banquet of the West Hud-
son Board of Trade will be held in the
Harrison Town Hall on Tuesday eve
ming. February 81, Washington's Birth
day eve. This was decided upon last
night at a meeting of the banquet COM
mittee, when subcommittee were also
appointed on speakers, music, hall and
decorations, printing and dinner.
Former Freebooter Joseph A. Rior-
dan. chairman Of the arrangement com-
mittee, declares that the affair will
probably surpass in interest ever the
best held heretofore, and that some
eminent national and State speakers
will be guests of the board. The COM
mittee adjourned to meet on Decem-
Der 20,
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MRS. JANE GRAFTON.

After an illness of nearly a year.
Mrs. Jane Grafton, wife of James E.
Grafton, an old resident of the Airing
ton section of Kearny, died last night
at her home, Midland and Schuyler
venue She was Ga years old and
was a member of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, Arlington. the roc
tor Of which, the Rev. DR.. Robert NJ.
Kylsworth, will at s o'clock tomorrow
evening conduct the funeral serviceA
at the late home of the deceased. Tho
burial will be made In Arlington Ceme-
terry on Thursday morning at the on
V%enience Of the family.
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MRS. SARAH CURNEY.

Mrs. Sarah Quincy, IS years old, wife
Of David w. Quincy, died last night
after a short illness at her home, 3o1
North Fifth street. Harrison. The
funeral will take place at 2:30 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the Harrison
Baptist Tabernacle, and services Will
be conducted by the pastor, the Rev.
Samuel w. Switzer. Interment in the
Jersey City Cemetery. 7
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-20
FIREMEN SAVE HOUSE IN HILTON.

The prompt response of the firemen
prevented what might have developed
into a serious blaze In Hilton yester-
day afternoon. As the result of an
overheated fue, a fire started in the
closet of the dining-room of the house
belonging to Edward Schultzke in Hill
ton avenue. The cart of Hose Com
pany No. Q, which is stationed In the
barn In the rear of the home of Charles
Peach. in Princeton street, was quickly
brought into service, and the blaze was
extinguished in a few minutes.
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MRS. MADO setback.

Mrs. Mado Setback, widow of Louis
Setback, and who had been a resident
of the Oranges for forty years, died to-
day at her home. 1877 North Park
street, East Orange, after a short i'll
ness. She leaves two sons and three
daughters. Funeral services will be
conducted at the house on Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock by the Rev. Her.
mar G. Gruhnert, pastor Of the First
German Presbyterian Church. Orange,
and interment will be in Rosedale
Cemetery.
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NUTLEY.

R. Kingsland Hay. of Rutgers place,
is spending a few days at Harrisburg.
Pa.
Miss Sophie Stewart, of Brooklyn. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Broad
bent, of Clinton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Gladwin, of
Highfield lane, have returned from q
hunting trip at Munden Point, Va.
Mrs. Charles E. M~orehouse, of Tor
rington, Conn, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Guy ]. Edwards, of Wayne place
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MILLBURN.

Mrs. John Gentzel is Ill at her home
Spring street, Millburn.
Allan Taylor, OF Old Short Hills road
returned yesterday from his trip to
Kansas City, Mo.
Edward Nottingham, OF Millburr
avenue. arrived from Princeton yester.
day to spend the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Nottingham.
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BELLEVILLE.
Sick Benent Society win. Suit.

Sick Benefit Society Wins Suit.
A decision has peer rendered by Judge
Thomas A. Davis in the case of the ST.
Joraldo Society and Alfonso Mando, so
years old, of Silver Lake, in favor of the
organization. Mando sought to recover
$2 as a member of the society for sick
benefits supposed to be due him. The
society refused to pay the money, be-
cause it vas said he had not consulted
the officers in the proper manner.
Mand brought suit, and, besides men,
tioning the st. Joraldo Society. he also
mentioned Postmaster Jeraldo Maioran,
Anthony Stefanelli and Giuseppe Garri-
baldi, the officers. Mando will again
institute proceedings, it is understood.
The police committee and the Board
of Health will hold meetings tonight.
At the session of the police body a
definite report will be made on the In
stallation of the police signal system in
the township.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-20
HILTON nREMrN ELECT OFFICERS.

The annual election of officers of
Hose Company No. /, Hilton volunteer
fire department, resulted IS follows.
N. Becker, president: G. Heyniger.
vice-president; N. Becker, foreman; ].
Fredericks. assistant foreman; J.
Pointner, secretary; c. Haas. treas
urer; N. sriden, sergeant-at-arms. The
company had as its guests the exempt
fremen, In whose honor a Christmas
repast was served after the business
meeting. Messrs. Stewart, Briden and
Fredericks entertained with vocal
selections and a string orchestra. under
the direction of H.. Horter. furnished
music for the evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-20
GLEN RIDGE,
BELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
KEARNY-ARLINGTON.


a. u. n. Auxiliary ELECTS.
At a meeting last night of Division
No. Z, Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., in
Roche Hall. Kearny, the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Miss Mary Dwyer; vice-president, Miss
Katherine Higgins; recording secretary.
Miss Helen Lowrey; financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Barry; treasurer, Miss
Bridget Nolan: sergeant-at-arms, Miss
Sadie Riley; sentinel, Miss Maude Cur
ran; standing committee, the Misses
Elizabeth Cleckler. May Smith and
Mary Michelhaugh. A sociable was
held afterward, which was attended by
members of Divisions Nos. 9 and IA.
A. o. H, and the Wolfe Tone Club. MI
chael Flaherty recited, and songs were
sung by the Misses Katie Riley and
Katherine Higgins and John j. Doyle
and James F. Prendergast. A SIS gold
piece was won by Miss C. Brady, OF
Newark. and a silk umbrella by John
Osborne, of Kearny,
At a meeting of Golden Rule Circle,
Kings Daughters, at the home Of Miss
Marion Harris. 5s5 Belgrove drive,
Arlington. last night President Lois
Exton was directed to appoint a COM
mittee to distribute ten Christmas din
ners to poor families in the Arlington
section. The next meeting will be held
three weeks hence at the home of Mrs.
H. D. Slower, 1872 Laurel avenue, Airing
ton.
The ~parochial school of st. Cecilia's
Roman Catholic Church, Kearny, will
close for the hn1idavs tomorrow after
noon and reopen on January 8.
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Mrs. Mary Becker, of 20 fremont ter
race. The former was accused of hav-
ing young pigs belonging to Mrs.
Becker locked in a stable In the rear of
her home and to have chased them out
and beaten them with a stick when
their presence in the stable was dis
covered.
John T.. Castles, of Beverly street,
and John Washer, of Clinton avenue
west, have returned from a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Reach, Of Derby, VT,
former residents of the town.
Clinton Lodge No. Is, I. o. o. F., at
the conclusion of its regular business
last night enjoyed a whist. The prize
winners were Gottlieb Kautzmann and
John B. Geyler. who scored respectively
A and AZ points.
The Busy Bees of Trinity Church are
in session this afternoon in the Parish
Hall in Myrtle avenue.
The Good Time Bowling Club enjoyed
a friendly match game last night in
Pape's Hotel Bowling Annex, TAI
Springfield avenue. The contesting
teams were captained by Adolph Becker
and David Pointer. The score was 643
for the former to $50 for the latter. A
series of games will be enjoyed by its
members Christmas Day, which will be
followed by a dinner.
Sanitary Inspector Joseph K. Click
enger Is conyalescing at his home, in
Halstead avenue, where he has been
confined for two weeks with muscular
rheumatism.
The winners in the pinochle tourna-
ment last night held by the Casino
Pinochle Club in its quarters, at 152
Grove street, were Louis Volland,
Peter Eichhorn, Herman Lubbock, Gus
tav Kramer, Herman Sickel, William
Dircks, Franz Sickel, Emil Lang.
Prior to the games the secretary was
authorized to challenge the Jacob
Werthman Pinochle Club to a match
game.
The Jacob Werthman Pinochle Club
will hold its weekly games tonight at
its quarters in Werthman's Hall, rs
Normandy place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Miller,
who have been travelling through Penn
sylvania and Maryland since their
marriage last October, will be home
for the holidays.
The Grove Building and Loan Asso-
citation held its last subscription meet
ing of the year last night In Casino
Hall, Grove street. The board OF
directors reported the association to
be in a fiourishing condition.
Miss Katherine Burton, of Avon ave-
nue., returned yesterday from a stay
in Atlantic City.
The Rev. DIR. J. Morgan Reed, treas
urer of the State Council, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, will be the guest Of honor at the
meeting of Irvington Council No. 1877,
Jr. o. U. A. NJ, tomorrow night in the
lodge room in Masonic Hall. Nomina-
lions of officers for the ensuing year
will be made. A reception to Mr.. Reed
and social will follow.
President George H. Smalley, Of the
Board of Education, accompanied by
Mrs. Smalley, left last Friday fol
Florida, where they will spend the win
ter months.
The Town Council will hold It's semi
monthly meeting tonight.
The members of the fremont Pro
gressive Whist Club will hold it:
semi-monthly games tonight.
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IRyINGTON.
Women Held for Grand Jury.

Women Held Tor Grand jury.
Mrs. Annie Johnson. Of "a fremont
terrace. was held under $500 bail for
appearance before the grand jlfry this
morning by Recorder w. Eugene Tur-
ton. The complainant was a ~neighbor,
Mrs. Mary Becker, of 20 fremont ter
race. The former was accused Of hav-
ing young pigs belonging to Mrs.
Becker locked in a stable In the rear of
her home and to have chased them out
and beaten them with a stick when
their presence in the stable was dis
covered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
RICHFIELD.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
RICHF1ELD. May Is.-Mrs. Goosely.
one OF the early settlers Of this place.
was given a benefit party at her homo ON
Monday afternoon by tho members OF tho
First Ward Relief society. Al went
laoen with refreshments and the after
noon was pleasantly spent. \ liberal
purse was given the aged woman.
The SEWER stake board or the Y. L.. NJ.
I. y. gave a delightful farewell party
Monday evening in honor OF Miss Pearl
Wright An elaborate lap supper was
served
George Hansen was given n very pleas
ant surprise party at the nome OF his
parents Sunday evening by twonty OF his
young friends.
Mrs. Andrew Nelson entertained a num-
Der or her friends at a luncheon one ar
ternoon during the week.
The Relief society Of tho Third ward
gave pleasant social lu honor Of Mrs
Roster at her home THURSDAY afternoon.
Delicious refreshments were served
The Royal Neighbors hetd their usual
meeting at the club rooms Wednesday
evening. After the meeting was over
their husbands and swcethcarts appeared
on tho sceue and the affair developed
into a delightful farewell party in honor
Of Mrs. VIII Andcrton. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. ], NJ. Peterson entertained the
officers OF the Second ward Y. H. NJ. I. a.
on Monday evening. 4 delicate luncheon
was served.
Mrs. Hans Borg returned home Tues
day after an extended VISIT with her
mother at Redmond.
Mrs. Charles Skougaard entertained the
officers OF the Second ward primary at n
pleasant house gathering at her home on
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF their pres
ldent. Mrs. a. j.. Hansen.
Nelson Baker. master mechanic OF the
Prince Consolidated Mining s Smelling
40, ,TlaW ~ tnsia a
this week here attending TO some busi-
ness affairs.
Mr.. Schriener of Phoebe. New. was a
visitor here during the week.
Mrs. Alma knight left Friday TO spend
the summer months With her mother In
Emery county,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
EUREKA.


Special TO The Tribune.
EUREKA Mny 14,-Miss Nellie Il
Hush OF Payson visited with Eurck.
relatives during the week,
Miss Anna Larson of Spanish Fork i
| spending several weeks in Tlrtlc, tn
guest OF friends.
Mrs. Susan Harman OF Idaho Falls j.
visiting with her sister. Mrs, Albert Lnr
| sen.
The dance given at the Silver City pa
vilion by the Young Ladies Bcnevolen
| society on Tuesday evening drew, out I
| large attendance OF the young people %
/ Tintc and was very enjoyable affair,
Mrs. Frank Garrity returned this weel
| from sojourn with Salt Lake friends
Mr. and Mrs. y. 7. Russell entertained
n party OF friends mt their homo Friday
evening.
Mrs c c. GrigGs Will go to Salt Lake
| Monday 10 visit with friends.
Mrs. Ouncombe visited with her daugh.
ter at Lehi this week,
Mrs. Coombs of Paysou is spending sew
eral weeks with hor daughter, Mrs. NJ
Il. L. Sullivan Of this city.
Miss Eha Gaisford. who has been teach
ing school at Argyle during the winter
has returned home and Will spend the
summer with her parents.
Mrs. r.. Condor and daughter. Desna
who have been The guests OF Mrs. M. a.
Browne have returned TO Salt Lake.
Mrs Nellie Bills returned this week 70
Payson after visit with her sister, Mrs.
Drew Harper.
teenth anniversary dance given by the
Eureka volunteer fire department Tues
day evening. which affair was a success
in every sense of the word.
City Marshall Dan B. Cronln Is at the
ogden hot springs being under treatment
for rheumatism.
Mrs. ]. r. Driscol spent several days
mt tho capital visiting friends.
Mrs. Edward Pike and son Ray and
Mrs. Ira Gose visited Salt Lake during
the week.
Mrs Frank Th,not OF Mammoth was
the guest OF Eureka relatives this week.
\ pound party. musical programme,
dance and luncheon was conducted at the
l.. q. :. church Thursday evening and
was well attended.
Mrs Isaac J. Ferguson went TO Lehi
this week 20 attend the funeral OF r rela-
tive,
John James OF Salt I-allo was In Eure-
rangemcnts for the appearance OF Miss
Maggie Tout and company hero on
MAY %.
The ladios OF tho L. u. 8, church Will
treat the children OF Eureka 10 dance
Friday afternoon. May p.
Mrs. Andrew Sutherland and family Will
go to oregon to reside next month,
Mrs A. w. Brown returned this week
from q sojouTn with Salt Lake friends.
The Ladies OF the Maccnbees enter
tanned the eleven past commanders or
their hive on Thursday evening. a So
cial evening was spent and refreshments
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar ForslUnd o. Park
city visited with Eureka relatives and
friends during the week.
Mrs John Ceary OF Butte. Mont. Is
visiting here with her sister, Mrs. Con.
O'Neill
large number NJ Eureka ETcs Will
go TO salt Lake next Monday 10 meet
Grand Exalted Ruler Sammis.
Mrs Ralph Kellogg entertained Mes
DANES G. =. Hush. c. G. GrlSgs. Ira
Gose and Miss Virginia Lasley at her
home at the Eas; Tintlc Development
mine Wednesday afternoon.