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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
MONTCLAIR.

Mr.. and Mrs. job II: Scott and family.
of Midland avenue, will leave for a two
weeks stay in Virginia todn.-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoe Dodd, OF
Upper Mountain avenue, are at Bar Har-
Dor, Me.
u. NJ. Lovejoy and family, of Valley
road. are at White Sulphur Springs. Va.
Miss Agnes Reinhart, of Glenridge
avenue. is spending her vacation at
Avoca. Pa.
Mrs. Howard a. Sigler and family, of
Portland place. are spending a few weeks
at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Charles Haldane Johnson. Of Rydall
place. has returned from Lake George.
Miss Adelaide Spence, of Mountain ave-
rue. Is at Littleton. N. H., for the re-
mninder Of the summer
Edward d, sehumann aud family, Of
Walnut street, are at Mt. Pocono, Pa.
The exempt hremen of the town have
been presented with gold badges In lien
of the nickel bndges formerly supplied
them.
Edward b. Halnes, Of Bloomfield avenue,
Is spending his vacation Mt Utica, N. Y.
Abper Cranston. of Grove street, who
spent the past four weeks at Port JerVis.
n Y. has returned home.
Miss Rachel Mcguire, of North Fullerton
avenue. has returned from a stay with
friends at Brooklyn.
Miss Susan Clayton. who spent her vaca-
tion at Asbury Park, has returned to her
home on Park street.
Miss Grace Warburton, of Grove street,
is visiting her grandparents at Waterbury.
Conn.
Mrs. William r. Testor and famlly, OF
alley road, has returned from Ocean Grove.
Miss Alice Allan, of Midland avenue. IN
Mt Newburgh. n. Y, visiting her cousin,
Miss Frances Allan.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

Councilman August L. Lacombe was
the recipient of congratulations from
many OF his friends in lrvington today
on the Endorsement which he received
Irvington. the Thirteenth ward and the
Sixteenth ward for freeholder of the
lima ginary district included In that ter
ritory.
A special meeting Of the Hilton In
dians will be held tomorrow at their
wigwam in Boyden avenue, Hilton. to
make ANAL arrangements for the an
nual outing and camping at Gillette, for
break next Saturday morning to remain
over Labor Day. The committee in
charge of the affair consists of Big
chief Alexander Hausman, Spotted Tail
william A. Heerwagen, Hawkeye
Ernest Hausmann, Big Bear Frederick
Hausmann and Bald Eagle Carl Becker.
As a result of the recent creation of
the Irvington Shade Tree Commission
the first arrest for violation of the
town ordinance against tying animals
to shade trees was recently made John
p. Martin, driver for a store in Clinton
venue, appeared before Recorder Mott
in the Irvinkton Police Court last night
on this charge. He was discharged
with a reprimand.
John Arch. of 1875 Frelinghuysen avenue;
Frank Greenfield, of III Court street. and
William Lee, of % Orange street, We're
fined $3.50 each In the lrvlngton Police
Court last night for driving their vehicles
through the town after dark without
proper lights.
A horse attached to a wagon driven by
Alfred Fuehe, OF 1920 Springfield avenue,
ran away today on Stuyvesant avenue. 1t
ran toward Union, where 1t was stopped
by a farmland.
Harry Buchleln and Louis Volland, of
Grove street, have returned from n fish
ing trip In the motor-boat Comet, along
the eastern shore of the State. They dis
tributed a mess of bluefish and weakflsh
among their Manhattan Park friends.
A meeting of Democrats will he held
Wednesday night, August 30, in Jacob
Werthman's Normandy Park Hall, 26 Nor
mandy place, to organize a Democratic
club to do active work during the APP
preaching campaign. Officers viii he elect
ed and arrangements Will he made to hold
a ratification in each of the three wards
prior to election day.
Mrs. Ophelia Clements, Of Orange ave-
nue., Is spending the molth at Ocean
Grove.
Captain George Kunzenbacher, of the
Colt street frehouse, has returned from a
ten days vacation in Connecticut.
The West Side A. c. team will cross
bats with the Columbia 4. c. tenn tomor-
row afternoon on the Lyons AYenue Oval.
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Notes of Interest
in the Oranges

Rodman Coon and his daughter Alice,
of Riggs place, have returned from
Holyoke, Mass
Woodland Costing, and family have
moved from the Shells house. in Arnold
terrace, to Brooklyn.
Miss Lillian SlocItbower. of Valley
street, is entertaining Miss Lillian
Reynolds, of Newark
Charles l. Beck and his daughter,
Miss Dorothea Beck, of Isl Academy
street. returned today from Beechwood,
Me.
Charles H. Weeks, Of 15s Academy
automobile. for which he has erected
a garage in the rear of his home,
Mrs. Roland II. Ki1born, of IL South
Orange avenue, left today for Lake
Hopatcone, where she VIII spend a
resort Friday. Upon their return they
will make their home in the Sanford
house, Riggs place,
Policeman Patrick J Mcguire left to-
day for Long Branch, to spend his vaca-
ton.
avenue, Orange, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stulz, of Fanwood, are taking a motor
trip to Lake George and the Thousand
Islands.
David straehan and family, of Glen
wood avenue, East Orange, who have
been at ~Secondaga Park, n. Y, will re-
turn next week.
Mrs. w. ]. Baer. of Walnut street
north. East Orange, will shortly return
from Salter's Point, South Dartmouth.
Mass.
The Misses Marie J, Alberts and Es-
telle F. Wilson are the guests Of Miss
where they are spending the weeks
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Read Howe, of
Llewellyn Park, West Orange who have
aga H. go M F,aaffhH- at Mao
Mahon Island, Me, viii return home
in another week.
Miss Caroline r. clark, one of the
instructors in esh.ee, Dearborn-Morgan
from South Brookville, Me. where she
spent her vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. Mead Smith, of NORTH
field road, West Orange, have returned
home after a two weeks vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dexheimer, of
Day street, Orange, sailed for Bermuda
today to be gone a month.
At the Emmanuel Baptist chapel. or
musical service viii be held tomorrow
night. The Rev. Edward Eaton
Lowans will preach upon True Re
ligion; How Il Reveals Itself in the
Justification" will be the sermon
topic of Pastor John II. Albohm at the
Lutheran Redeemer Mission. Library
Hall, Main street, near Day street, Or
ange, tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. ". y. Jennings, of the
First Presbyterian Church, German
town, Pa. will preach at the morning
service of the Munn avenue Presby-
terrain Church, East Orange, tomorrow
at II o'clock. Evening service omitted.
At Grace Episcopal Church, Orange.
Of which the Rev. DR.. Charles T. Walk
LEY is rector, services tomorrow will
be: Holy Communion, s a. M; morning
PRAYER and sermon bv the Rev. Henry
A. Dexter. subject, THE Exaltation Of
the Humble" II a m, TIC Deum in D.
Barnby; offertorv anthem, Like as the
Hart Desireth the Waterbrooks," No
vello; evening prayer, 3 o'clock.
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~HARRISON--E. NEWARK.

After an absence of four years Frank
Valance, a sailor. returned yesterday
to his home, sc Brighton avenue, kear-
~. Last night he was rendered a re
present were the Misses Anna. Kath-
crime and May Burke, Miss Vera Far
rell, Misses Helen and Maud Donnelly,
Frank and william VALANCE, John Hoy
mark, Henry Fisher, William McDon-
aid, Hugh NOLAN, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Healy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Porter, Mrs.
Catherine Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jay. Solos were rendered by Frank
Valance, John Mcdonald, Mabel Bone,
John Martin.
John Martin and George Bone and
son have returned to Irvington-on-the-
Hudson after spending two weeks with
Mrs. Catherine Ford. of Bergen avenue.
Kearny. Misses Anna and Katherine
Burke, of Kearny, accompanied them.
They will remain away until after
Labor Day.
William Smith and family. of Kearny.
will leave Monday for Pawtucket, r.
l., for two weeks.
Miss Jennie Walker, of Central avenue,
and the Misses Rose and Della Taaffe, of
North Third street, all of Harrison, are
summering in Ulster County. N. Y.
George A. Wetzel. of Cleveland avenue,
Harrison, is at Metueher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall and son
Charles, of Sixth street, Harrison, are
spending u vacation at Cape Vincent,
n. Y.
Miss Ruth Townsend, librarian at the
Harrison Free Public Library, Is visiting
her parents at Bolton, Mass,
Mrs. Joseph Halter and daughters, the
Misses Geneyieve and Bertha, of Sixth
street, Harrison, are at Tivoli, n. Y.
Former Fire Chief Thomas J. Murray,
of East Newark, sailed today for Bermuda,
to be gone ten days.
To arrange an outing for Thanksgiving
Day the following committee was last
night pamed by the b. Pepper Stove Pipe
Guards of Harrison: Peter Young, George
William Dugan, Alexander Levy, James
McNeely, Joseph Clifford, Benjamin
Hoppe, Bernard Callaghan, George Bum
and John eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith aud family. of
Paterson, are the guests of Miss Edna
Smith, of 45 Warren street, Harrison.
John %Finnegan, brother Of School Com
missioner James p. Finnegan, of Harri-
son, who Is touring Europe, is now in
Switzerland. He expects to arrive home
next month.
Al the German Lutheran Mission, Ham
ilton street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, Harrison, tomorrow evening the
sermon topic will be Justification
Ladies' Aid meets Thursday night.
The Misses Catharine and Agnes r. Nc
Keen, of 42l Hamilton street, Harrison,
left today for Westerly, r. J., where they
will rusticate for a few weeks.
The committee appointed by the First
Ward Democratic Club Of Harrison to ar
range for the annual ball of the club have
secured Rentschler's Hall for Friday eve
ming, October q, for the affair.
Edward Stiner, jr., of 33 Harrison ave-
nue., Harrison, has returned from Phila-
delphia, Pa.
superintendent Harry Dufford of the
Harrison postohice, is at Asbury Park.
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LICENSE
To Be HELD UP
FOR PERMIT FEE
Contractor for Building in East
Orange Thought State
Would Pay.

The permit for the erection of the
S97, 600 armory for Field Battery A. of
EAST Orange, will be held up by Build
ing Inspector John G.. Scott until m
one comes along with the permit fee of
SOS, which has not beer paid because
the contractor, William G. Sharwell,
thought the State would pay it. State
Architect George E. Poole says the
State will not Pay.
Mr.. Scott received the plans today.
He says the fee must be paid because
as he interprets the ordinances of the
persons filing plans must first Fay 81
per thousand before any permit is is
sued. Because of Mr.. Poole's conten-
ton, however, he will take the matter
up with Edward o. Stanley, jr.. acting
city counsel, on Monday,In a letter
sent to the builder Architect Poole
states:
81 know nothing about. any permit
from the East Orange building depart
ment. The State of New Jersey has
never to my knowledge taken out a
permit from any municipality to erect
anything. and | doubt very much If the
encouragement would sanction 1t. II
there is any charge connected with 1t
| know he would not pass 1t. OF
course, If it is only a blank to sign, Civ
ing information for their fees, If you
will obtain It and forward 1t to this de-
partment l will be pleased to fill 1t
out"
The contractor started the work of
digging for the foundation three days
ago.
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BLOOMFIELD--GLEN RlDGEt

William II. Bittner and family and Mrs.
Asbury Park
Mrs. A. l.. Kent, of Clark street, has
been in Flatbush. L. l., for ten days.
William Ash, Of Appleton place, is home
from the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Furze. of Wlnsor
place. are in canada for a month.
Miss Josephine Hall. of Glen Ridge ave-
nue.. Is In Woodstock, VT.
Miss Lucille schefHer. of Ridgewood
avenue, has returned from Sound Beach,
Conn.
Mrs. william Guldenkirch, Of 1877 Mid
land avenue, has Travelled by trolley from
Old Orchard Beach to Brunswick, Me.
Miss Sophie Young, of Ridgewood I'VE
nue., has returned from Nantucket.
A bowling league will be formed among
the III. o. l.. A. NJ. councils In Montclair,
The Oranges, Bloomfield, Caldwell and
Verona.
William H.. Madison. of Thomas street.
has returned from a brief %sojourn at
sheershead Bay.
The public schools In town will reopen
on Monday. September II. and the School
Of the Sacred Heart on Tuesday, Sep
temher ..
Mrs. David Z. Wright and Miss En-
incline Wright, of Washington street, are
home from their outing.
Miss Annie Riker has leased her house
In Washington street and will take apart
ments in Broad. near Almira street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Drew. Of
Washington street, hive returned from
Ashury Park.
The new home of Leopold Bloch, in
Thomas street. is nearing completion.
Miss Maryland Nichols. of Washington
street, is back from Great Neck. L. 1.
Miss Carol Wilson and Kenneth Wilson,
of Douglas road, are at Merriwold, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh II. Davey, of Hill
side avenue. are back from an automobile
trip 20 Mains.
Mrs. David P. Lyall, of IA Spruce street.
Is recovering from an illness of three
weeks.
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NEWARKERS AT MUSICALE.

Mrs. William Schwartz, of Brooklyn.
a pianist, and Miss Ada Dipon, Of Cald-
well, a sopr-no, who are spending the
summer at Mrs. william Z. Corwelrs
summer hom in Hanover. gave a mus
ical recital last night. Among those
present were: Miss Helen Sullivan, of
Roseville; Miss Emily Nunford. of
Forest Hill. John j. Gilroy, clerk TO
Mayor Haussling; Mrs. Gilroy and fam
lily, of Brooklyn. Miss Catharine
Northrope, Mrs. Henry Gross, George
Eckhardt, John Thulman, William
Morgan, John Nidahl, OF Greenwood
Lake; julius Gustave, of Caldwell, and
James Monroe, Of Paterson.
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SISTERS TO MEET FOR
FIRST TIME IN "a YEARS.

Mrs. George Hargreaves, OF Berlin
and Windsor streets, Kearny. expects
a visit today from her sister, Mrs.
lapse of t~wenty-four years. The sis
tiers were born in England and parted
there in 1887, Mrs. Hargreaves coming
to this country. They lost track of
each other, and it was only recently
that each found out where the other
was living. A correspondence followed,
and Mrs. Marsden finally arranged to
come to New Jersey today to greet
her long-lost sister.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. FAIcHNEY.

Many friends attended the funeral
yesterday of Mrs. Mary Stewart Faich-
ney, who died on Wednesday at her
home, 327 Chestnut street, Kearny.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. Roland S. Dawson, pastor of the
Knox Presbyterian Church, Kearny.
Interment was in Arlington Cemetery.
The pallbearers were John, James and
william Faichney, sons of the de-
ceased; David Coulter, s%on-in-law, and
Robert Wilson and David Lyon.
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ESCAPES WITH REPRIMAND
AFTER TAKING AUTOMOBILE

Charged with taking out the auto
mobile of Michael Loprete, former city
scavenger of East Orange. without per-
mission. Antonio Pitcherillo. 81 years
old, of 1875 Crawford street, was arrest
ed last night by Detective Harry Ri
ker and arraigned today before Re-
corder Mott.
Pitcherillo is a machinist and has no
drivers license. When the youth was
arraigned Loprete made a plea for
him, and Recorder Mott decided to sus-
pend sentence after giving Pitcherillo
a reprimand.
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SCORES ORANGE COUNCIL,
OF WHICH SON is M

Caustic criticism of Oranges Com
mon Council, of which his son, Coun-
Gilman Henry T. Stetson, is a MEM
Der, was written by Horace t. Stet-
son, for years prominent in the city's
affairs, in a letter which was read
at a meeting of the Orange Commits
sion Government League las night.
The former city clerk signed u petition
for the commission election, and if the
latter decides to %relegate the council
to municipal oblivion, his own son will
have to retire from the body where he
has served only eight months.
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FORESTER MUST EXPLAIN
BIRD=KILLING ORDER.

Harry f. Wrensch, a member of the
Shade Tree Commissio. said today that
Chief Forester John A. Anderson, who
issued the permit to Peter Stevens.
the town employee who slaughtered the
birds in Montclair. will AVE to explain
his conduct to the commission when
he returns from his vacation in Mas
sachusetts.
THE birds are backi" That was
the cry on the Crescent today. Thou
sands of starlings, sparrows, grackles
and robins that had been scared away
by the slaughter of birds in that thor
oughfare. have returned to their for
mer haunts, and the fashionable resi-
dents of Crescent are in despair.
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RULING FOR
NEW ORANGE LIST
OF REGISTRATION
Commission Government League
Says Hundreds Would Be
Disfranchised.

City Counsel William A. Lord =
opinion that last years registration
cannot be used at the special election
for commission government in Orange,
and that a new registry will have to
be made IS to be fought by the Com
mission Government League.
At a conference today between City
Clerk Willet B. Gano and Herman b.
Walker, chairman Of the campaign
committee of the league, the city clerk
announced hat he expected to ask tie
County Board of Elections to have the
district election boards sit to make a
new registry on Tuesday, September
), one week before the special election.
and hat nobody would be allowed to
vote at the special election who did not
personally register on this day. Mr..
Walker Insisted hat such a proposition
was entirely unique in the State.
In every commission election held the
last years registration has been used,
or in Jersey City there was no regis
t~ration, everybody being allowed to
vote. he said.
There will be a conference Monday
between the city counsel and the off
GERS of the Commission Government
League.
Mr.. Walker said today that to in
sist now on making up a special regis
tration on a weeks notice would be to
disfranchise hundreds of voters and
that he would fight such a proposition
to the finish.
The or reason for not carrying
over last years registry, said Mr..
Walker, seems to be to save the city
clerk the trouble of making up new
lists for the new election district re-
Gently created.
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BECOMES BRIDE
OF IAN in WEST ORANGE.

Announcement is just made of the
marriage on Monday Of Arthur c.. Neil,
of West Orange, a bookkeeper at the
Edison plant, to Miss Mabella Black,
If Brooklyn. an actress. The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. DR.. Alban
Richey, acting rector of St. Marks
Episcopal Church, West Orange.
Following the ceremony a reception
Was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Neil at the
home CT DR.. Webers, 81 Washington
street, West Orange. On their return
from a honeymoon trip the couple will
live in West Orange. Miss Black was
at one time on the Proctor circuit
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WORKMAN HURT IN FALL
OFF HARRISON TRESTLE.

While at work on the new Pennsyl-
short line near First street. Har-
rison, today. Joseph Malloy. of IS
street. Elizabethport, fell from
the trestle work to the ground below
He was picked up unconscious AMI
taken to st. Michael's Hospital, New
ark, in the Harrison police ambulance
by Policeman Peter Brady. II is be-
lleved Malloy's spine was injured.
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FALSE BURGLAR ALARM
GIVES MAN BIG SCARE.

DIR. William J. Chandler, of Milligan
place, South Orange, was given a Gcare
at 4 a. m. today when the burglar
alarm in his home sounded. The village
police were notified by telephone, and
Patrollman Patrick j. Skefington was
detailed to make an investigation. He
no indications of i%ntruders. 1t
is believed that batteries operating the
alarm became overcharged.
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BLOOMFIELD BOARD NAMES
CELEBRATION COMMITTEE.

The centennial committee Of the
Bloomfield Board of Trade, which will
arrange for a celebration next year, Is
composed of AMI Dodd. honorary
chairman; Frederick M. Davis. active
chairman; Randolph zoe Barrett, Will
lam A. Baldwin. Eugene Leroy Cad
mus, Allison Dodd. Alfred H. .Edgerley.
Herbert c.. Farrand, David G.. Cara
brant, Edward j. Hughes, Benjamin
Haskell, Charles r.. Underwood, Theo-
core H. Ward, Walter Ellor, William
Potter Sutphen, David Oakes and Mat
thew McCroddan.
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FLAWS HUDSON NEWSPAPERS.

U%nfairness of the newspapers in the
eastern section of Hudson county was
the theme of Under-Sheriff N. Peter
Wedin in a speech at the meeting Of
the Second Ward Democratic Club of
Harrison last night. Wedin is a can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for sheriff. Resolutions indorsing
Wedin and Police Justice B%ranegan,
who is a candidate for Assembly hon-
ors, were adopted. The Democrats of
East Newark also met and Endorsed
Wedin and Branegan,
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CLARK THREAD MILLS ARE
CLOSED FOR TEN DAYS.

The big Clark o. N. T. and the Mile
End Thread Works, of East Newark,
shut down today for ten days, during
which time electric motors will be in
stalled to AXE the place of steam as a
motive power for driving the mill ma
chinery. The changes to be made are
considerable and will result, it Is
claimed, in much economy.
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WILL HOLD UP WORK ON
PICTURE SHOW BUILDING,

Hearing of the partial erection of Il
building for giving moving picture
shows during TIE coming carnival If
the Holy Name chapel in East Orange
without a permit. Building Inspector
John G.. Scott started IN investigation
today, and work will not be allowed -
continue till the necessary permit is OBJ
tained. The small structure is going W
in North Park street. 1t is believed
there has been a misunderstanding and
hat matters viii be satisfactorily
Strengthened.
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EuRMAN-HuLRERT.

Milton Dewitt Furman, of Brooklyn,
and Miss Norma Hubert, of AZ Hillside
avenue, West Orange, were married
,ast night by the Rev. Edward Eaton
LoWans, pastor of the Emanuel Bap-
list Church of Orange. at the church
parsonage on Hillside avenue. After
their return ON a Southern trip Mr..
and Mrs. Furman will live in Brooklyn
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FRIENDS ASSERT MYL0D
DESERVED ENDORSEMENT

The friends of Assemblyman James
other suburban towns are much put
out because he failed to receive the
nomination for sheriff from the Wood
row Wilson Democratic League. They
declare most emphatically that he was
entitled to the nomination, inasmuch
as he had been a strong supporter of
Governor Wilson and the latter's pol
icies both in and out of the Legisla-
ture. 1t will probably mean a three
cornered fight in the primaries be-
tween Messrs. Monahan, Diefenthaler
and Mylod.
This battle will, of course, strengthen
the chances of Mr.. Monahan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
COUNCILMAN FILES PETITION

The petition of Councilman Frank ].
Greer to run again in the First ward
on the Republican ticket was filed to-
day by Edgar Newkirk in the office of
City Clerk Lincoln e.. Rowley. of Eas~
Orange. Petitions are also in eircula-
ton in the ward for School Commits
sioner Coulston and Lester iced, a
well-known baseball player, both Of
whom are after Mr.. Greer's position.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-26
NUTLEY GIRL REPORTED
MYSTERIOUSLY MISSING.

The Nutley police were asked yester-
day to find Miss Sophie Mainro, II
years old, of Harrison street. Nutley,
who left home on Tuesday, saying she
was going to work. Her parents fear
that something has happened, although
this is the second tim within a few
months the girl has left her parents.
On the previous occasion Sophie was
away several days.