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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-14
WOMEN CHEER AS
COP WINS FIGHT
WITH PRISONER
Lawyer Who Successfully De-
tends Umbrella Vender Has
to Accept Small Fee.

When Policeman Alexander Mo-
arrest Oscar Wise. an umbrella vender,
of 1877 Orchard street. New York, for
peddling without a license, Wise re-
sisted and a rough-and-tumbie fight re-
suited. Wise was arraigned before Re-
corder Edward Fitzgerald and fined
$3.50. When his lawyer asked him for
a fee Of SIS Wise protested. and said
he only had 81. He then asked the
lawyer for q dime for carfare. 1t was
not forthcoming.
Wise made his appearance in East
Newark yesterday afternoon. He tried
TO dispose of a number of umbrellas
that were in his possession. McKenna
asked him to show his license. and
upon learning that he had none. or
dered the New Yorker to cave the
borough. Wise refused to go. When
he attempted to sell some more of his
wares, the minion of the law promptly
declared him under arrest.
Umbrellas took a drop and in less
time than It takes to tell, Wise had
started to cleanup" the policeman.
McKenna reached for his hand-cuffs,
and IN short order slipped them on the
wrists Of the Gothamite. Women who
watched the fight from h windows OF
their homes oheered McKenna as he
started for the lookup with his quarry.
A few minutes before court hour
Wise asked that q lawyer be sent for.
Fordyce Suderley. a lawyer, OF ArffnB-
ton, was communicated with, and he
appeared in court to represent me
prisoner. Sc sure was 5uder1ey OF his
recompense hat he did not think 1t
worth while to ask for a retaining fee.
Wise, when finally arraigned before
Recorder Fitzgerald, pleaded guilty to
the charge of violating a borough ordi-
nance and also resisting arrest. An
eloquent plea by Suderley moved the
magistrate to ~leniency and he an
nounced that Wise would either have
TO pay a fine OF $3.50 or go to jail for
ten days. The fine vas paid.
Suderley turned to the prisoner and
asked for his fee. which he said would
be s.. Wise insisted that he a only
81, and after a lengthy argument Sud
eriey, finding It useless to talk, accept
I'D the 81 bill.
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U


Mr.. and Mrs. william Bait, of South
Orange avenue, are receiving the con
gratulations of their friends on the
birth of a bouncing baby boy. Both
mother and son are doing nicely.
Work has been esumed on the
erection of the new Baptist Church In
Second street. The work has been held
up for more than a year.
Hiawatha Council No. SO, Degree of
Pocohontas, will give an old fashioned
barn dance in the village hall February
81. The committee arranging the af-
fair is composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Simpson. Mrs. Charles
Davey, Mrs. John Snyder, Mrs. James
Murray and Edward King.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Gordon, Of
Scotland road, who have been stopping
at the Essex County Country Club,
left yesterday for Nassau. in the Ba-
hamas.
Miss Carrie Roth, of South Orange
avenue, is at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Jacob Cohen and daughter, Hill
da, of Academy street, have returned
from Atlantic City.
Miss Madeline Hart, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hart, of l Valley street,
entertained twelve of her friends at a
birthday party last night. The guests
included Miss Rose Coleman, Miss
Thrall, Miss Ethel Rodell, Miss Lillian
Stockbower, Miss Julia Merkel, Miss
Ida Bergman, Miss Alice Bergman,
Carol Sexton, Richard Fitzmaurice,
Leo Ash, John Merkel and Norman
Anderson.
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uRNER-DAYIDSON.

A pretty home wedding last night
was that al the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs,
George Davidson, rs Bergen avenue.
Kearny, where Jessie b., daughter of
the couple became the wife Of William
Mckenzie Turner. The bride was born
in Paisley and the bridegroom in Glas-
cow, Scotland. The witnesses were
Miss Bessie Davidson. the BRIDES sis
ter, and Henry S. Cartrtght, Of Kear-
ny. The bride was given away by her
father. The Rev. Roland s. Dawson,
pastor of the Knox Presbyterian
Church, Kearny, performed the cere-
nony. After the ceremony a reception
was held and a supper served After
a short honeymoon trip the couple win
make their home at 703 Devon street,
Arlington.
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lRVINGTON.

Public Meeting Tonight.
A public meeting of the citizens OF
Hilton will be held tonight in the school
at Boyden avenue and Academy street.
The object of the meeting is to discuss
the most central and available site for
the proposed new school in the Hilton
section. School Commissioner Clifford
Jones, who represents the Hilton sec
ton on the board, and other citizens
will speak.
The City Line Building and Loan
Association will open a new series Mon
day night at its quarters In Henry
Ellenbach's Hall, 72S Springfield ave-
nue.. After the regular business session
the officers of the association will m
joy their annual banquet.
The Public Spirtualist Church of Els
sex County will hold religious services
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock In the
sist Of progressive and harmonious edu-
cation for adults and children.
The Rev. Elmer q. FRANKIE will con-
duct a series Of Bible studies. beginning
next Wednesday night, in the Drake
building, town centre.
The Rev. ,Bernis S. Crosby will preach
tomorrow In the Hilton Christian
Church on Elijah and the Ravens"
Miss Juliette Stewart will direct the
choir services.
In the First Reformed Church tomor-
row the Rev. Uriah McCltnchie will
speak on THE Two Principles OF Chris
tian Success" There will be special
choir services.
The rector, wardens and vestrymen
Of Trinity parish have extended an
invitation TO the parishioners to at
tend a gathering at the parish house
Wednesday evening, January %. The
object of this gathering Is to celebrate
the recent cancellation of the parish
mortgage. An interesting musical and
literary program will be enjoyed and
refreshments will served.
The Grove Socials will hold their
annual barn dance Saturday evening,
February 4, at the Irvington Casino
Hall, 1872 Grove street.
Hilton Hose Company No. / is ar
ranging for a feast and social hour at
the conclusion of its regular business
meeting text Tuesday night.
At Trinity Church the second Sunday
after Epiphany with be observed tomor-
row with Eucharistic worship and SER
mon at 10: 30 a, M; Sunday school, 2:3O
p. M; ~evensong and sermon on the
Greed, subject, Grace and Free Will"
at 1880 o'clock.
The third anniversary and annual
supper of the members of the Tri-Mu
Bible Glass will be held Monday night
at the home of Vice-President John
williams, 100 Union avenue Officers
for the ensuing year will be elected.
The Rev. William H.. Hainer will
preach at both services In the First
Christian Church tomorrow. The choir
will render these anthems: Morning
Every Valley Shall Be Exalted, ="
Lyons; Beyond the Smiling" Lacey.
Evening-'Guide Me, o Thou Great
jehovah Emerson; CAS- the Dewy
Shades of Evening" Link.
The Sunshine Society of the First
Christian Church will meet Monday
night at the home of Mrs. William
Allen, Of 16 Ball street.
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cALDWELL-VERONA.

To Observe Anniversary.
The eighteenth anniversary OF the
Isabella Literary Club. of Verona. will
be celebrated Tuesday evening at the
Congregational Church. The exercises
will start at s:16 o'clock and will in
clude an illustrated address by Mrs.
Julia D. Wilcox on Famous Painf &
ings;" piano solos by Julius Quigg;
vocal solos by Mrs. W. Barnette Smith
n Mrs. Charles M. Bloxham, and
piano solos by p. Duncan Slocum. The
hostesses will be Mrs. Ralph M. North.
Mrs. j. c. Crevier and Mrs. A. G..
Barter.
The Rev. Nelson Burdick Chester
will preach at the North Caldwell
Chapel Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. His subject will be Courage
and Helpfulness."
Rudolph's Rollers defeated the Cald-
well Field Club bowling team last
night at the association alleys. Cald-
we'll. The scores for the three games
are as follows: R%udolph's Rollers, 1871
500 and ST.; Caldwell Field Club. sO1,
81 and 807.
The Caldwell Borough Improvement
Association viii meet at Association
Hall Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Lloyd Benz, of Bloomfield avenue
Verona. who has been i'll with measles,
u convalescent.
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SPRINGFIELD

The Rev. William Hoppaugh will give
an illustrated lecture on North Caro-
lima and the Bible Lands" at the ses-
sion Of the Presbyterian Sunday school
tomorrow morning.
Sydney Brady is III at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Brady,
of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flemer. Of
Morris avenue, left last night for a
two weeks trip in Florida.
A large delegation from the churches
of Springfield went to Elizabeth last
night to attend the oratorio, The Holy
City, which was given by choirs Of
the churches and choruses from the
schools OF Elizabeth and suburbs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-14
RESIGNS AS HEAD OF
BUILDERS ASSOCIATION.

Building Inspector George P. Rob-
erts. Of Orange, last night resigned an
president OF the Master Builders As
ISOLATION of the Oranges. 1t was 40
cepted. He was succeeded by Henry
Carhart.
Other officers elected were: Herman
Woodruff, vioe-president; Alexander
Pearson, recording secretary; James =.
Anderson, financial secretary; William
Stewart. treasurer. Herman Vreelanf
was elected a trustee
Mr.. Roberts has been president OF
the association for twenty-five years.
and last night he was asked to run
for another term, but declined owing to
his new position. He was unanimously
elected inspector this yea by the Com
mon Council.
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EDWARD MCCONNELL.

Edward Mcconnell, II e old, died
this morning of old age at the New
Jersey Home for Disabled Soldiers,
Kearny. He had been in the home
eleven years, coming from Boonton. A
son. Edward Mcconnell, jr, survives
in Denville, Morris county. The de-
ceased had seen service in the Civil
War, in Company G. Twenty-seventh
regiment, and Company b, First New
Jersey volunteer infantry. The funeral
has not yet been arranged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-14
HURT BY FALL IN GUTTER.

Falling in the gutter in Cone street,
Orange, early today, Patrick Donnelly,
of S02 Main street, received several
decorations about his head. He vas
found by a policeman. who summoned
ambulance and had aim taken TO the
Orange Memorial Hospital Several
stiohes were required to sew up the
wounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-14
Civic Club Lecture.

Civic Club Lecture.
The third lecture In the Civic club
lecture course win be given Monday
evening at 5 o'clock in the Lincoln
School auditorium, where DR.. Charles
S. Chaplin, principal of the Montclair
State Normal School. VIII speak upon
Conservation of Educational Re-
sources" DR.. Chaplin Is well known TO
the people OF Arlington. having spoken
there on several occasions County
School Superintendent M. H. Ktnslsy
will preside. The meeting Is Urea 70 tn
public. -
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Entertains at Bridge.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alfred Sey-
mour, of the Enclosure" on Passaic
avenue, gave a dinner. followed by
bridge. at her home last night for her
guest. Mrs. George Bachelor, of New
York. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bachelor. Of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred V. Leaman,
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Berg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Vernon Bowler, jr., Miss Eliza
beth Page Prout and Harold Bachelor,
of New York
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DISTRICT couRT oE TME UNITEp srArEs.

DISTRICT OUR OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of Thomas j. Bissell, bankrupt.
In bankruptcy.
TO the creditors of Thomas j. BisselI. Of the
City of East Orange, in the County of Essex
in said district:
Notice is hereby given that on the fifth day
Of January, A. d. 1911, said Thomas j. BisselI
was dtly adjudged bankrupt, and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held at
the Bankruptcy Court room. No. 207 Market
street. In the said City Of Newark. on .he
twenty-sixth day of January. 1911, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend and prove their
claims. appoint, a trustee, examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
SAT- proofs of claims must comply with Section
N ~ the Bankruptcy Law, and Rule Fl Of the
GenerAI orders Of the United States Supreme
Coi,rt, and must be properly Endorsed in this
matter. A fee of twenty-five cents must accom-
pany the claim.
W " EDWIN @. ADAMS,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


COURT OF THE TIE
STATES, DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter OF Myers-Wolf Mfg. Co., bank
To The creditors of MyersSWolf Mfg. Co., Of
the city Of Newark, In the County of Essex.
in said destrict:
nj necember. A. ID. 1910, said Myers-Woif
Mfg. co. was duly a~djudged bankrupt. and that
the hrst meeting Of its creditors will be held
AT the bankruptcy Court Room, No. 207 Market
street. in the said City Of Newark. on the
twenty-sixth day Of January, 1911. at ten o'clock
IN The forenoon, at which time the said credi-
tors may attend and prove their claims, appoint
. trustee. examine the bankrupt and transact
suoh other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
said proofs of claims must comply with Sec
tion 81 of the Bankruptcy Law. and Rule q OF
the General Orders Of the United States Su-
preme Court, and must be properly Endorsed In
fhis matter. A fee OF 2S cents must accompany
the claim.
Dated January "a, 1911.
EDWIN G. ADAMS,
Referee in Baukr1lDtcy.
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The Period Club had a session at
the home of Mrs. Theodore H. Ward, In
Park place. Bloomfield. yesterday aft
ernoon.
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BELLEYILLE.

High school Pupils in Farce.
Despite the unpleasant weather, the
comedy entitled What's Next?" which
was produced by the seniors and
juniors of Belleville High School last
night in Joralemon Street School. was
well ~patronized. Several members CT
the Board of Education and Superin-
tendent of Schools George r. Gerard
and many parents of the pupils were
present. Exclusive Of the regular cast.
solos were rendered by the Linden Trio,
Miss Cobb and Miss Lane. Those who
took part were Gladys Brown. Nellie
Marshall, Norma Lancaster, Bessie
Taylor. Ethel Depue. Olive Depue. Ken
meth Mase, James Irwin, Dayton AK
tell, Arthur Douglass. Robert Burn
side, Alton Oman. Elmer Sisco, Mary
Barrett, Elsie Forbes. Edith Fallows,
Mildred Sanborn, Frances Foster, Ger
trude Wharton, Marion Jones, Gregory
Davey and James O'Hara. The play
is scheduled to be repeated tonight.
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Foresters' Dance.
The annual reception and dance under
the auspices of Star of Belleville Circle,
Companions of the Forest of America,
was held at Belleville Hall last night.
II was q success. Those who comprised
the general committee in charge of the
affair were Mrs. Dennis O'Neill, Mrs.
Catherine Kelly, Mrs. John Burns, Mrs.
Mary Hawkins, Mrs. Daniel Whalen.
Miss Ida Kane, Miss Nellie Comeskey
and Mrs. James Noonan.
With James Prendergast. who has
seen service with the famous Lew
Dookstader MINISTRIES, in full charge
of the affair, 1t is expected that the
minstrel show under the auspices OF
the Belleville Catholic Club Friday eve-
ming. February 10, at Parochial Hall
will undoubtedly be a success. A
sketch which was given by the Insti-
tute minstrels recently will be given.
Following the show dancing will fol-
low. Those serving on the committee
in charge are Martin Maher, chairman;
Frank Larkin, secretary; John DAILY,
treasurer; John H. Waters, Frank
Neary, Richard Flanagan. James Hig-
gins and Thomas Mooney.
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~ NorEns II MIsr CorNrY =.

lofnt NorEn- or WISE CouNrY.
4ketlis method of announcing my
"'i candidate for Clerk of Wise Coun-
y shall subject myselfto the wishes
a tha Republican Convention, with re-
slN in my nomination
~ inAt '"nseniion secs tit 10 nominate
Pee ] shill ondeAvor to make an enthusiasts
ue AmwlEn not only for my own elec
iol hui for the election of the other
ktpHhlIclu candidates
not nominated by this Convention +
Pledge ihose who are nominated my
'il1g,i SUPPORT
e'e'iei tn this office promise prompt
AN eilie.rni service in the performance of
~ duties on course ii had not felt
qualified ipr use position ! would not
Ale made this announcement
lmnkng eaoh and every voter in al
'i.l'' ioF IS hAiever interest he may take
Do jay candidacy, ava
Yours very truly
j h SrAIIAHn.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

boro, was among the business
men in town last week.
Messrs. p w, Ely, j. Il.
lessee and II, p. Sewell. of
Jonesyllle, We're guests at the
Monte Vista Friday
Fred &. Gray and w. It.
Daniel, of Bristol, were in town
last week.
e. II. Ould, a prominent bust
ness man and banker of Nor
ton, was in town Saturday.
l.. V. Fulton was down from
Wise Saturday afternoon.
O NJ Wears, prominent
attorney OF Wise, was in town
last week on professional bust
moss
w. p. Mcdowell. of Bristol
was among the travelling men
who spent Sunday in the Gap.
II S. Wombwen, of Stoneea.
chief inspector for the Stonega
Coke and Coal Company, spent
Saturday night and Sunday in
town.
G.. a. Watson, of Penniny
to" Gap, was in town last
ll rsday
Messrs. w. il. Roberts and
w b Addingtou we're among
those from Wise in town last
week.
Il. X. Hyatt, of Jonesyille,
was i'm town last Wednesday.
j. w Gaut, of Bristol, was
among the travelling men in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Marion Carter, of Fort
Blnckmore, spent Il few days in
town last week visiting her.
daughter, Mrs. c. F.. Greear.
1t is learned that the colored
people of Big Stone Gap and
vicinity are planning for big
Emancipation Celebration and
parade at this place on August
6th All Of the funds derived
will lie used for public educa-
tional purposes.
Hattie Gill, colored woman,
guessing 1877 won the Fuller
Brothers prize Last week, the
correct number being 1856.
Mrs. w. 4. Mahaffey and
children have returned from a
visit to friends and relatives
near Olinger.
Miss Minnie Elsie Church
was ON the sick list last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Taggart on Sunday, son.
G. Il Taylor, who has a con-
tract with the Board of Super
yisors of Dickinson county, to
grade public road from Clint,
wood to tine Wise county line.
spent Sunday with homefolks
in the Gap.
j. p. Warner, of Stonega.
was a guest at the None Vista
Sunday.
j. e. Benedict and Mr.. Hoge. |
of this place, have gone to |
Benham, Ky, where they have
positions with theI
Wisconsin Steel Company.
II. g. Gilmer, cashier of the
First National Bank at Norton,
spent Saturday afternoon and |
Sunday in the Gap. |
Tightening struct w. B. |
Bounds barn Friday afternoon
tearing a plank OFF and causing |
his horse to bruise himself Sc
verely in his efforts to escaped
from the building. i
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LOST High School medal
with name, Olga Horton en-
graved ON same. Reasonable
reward for its return TO this
office.
There viii be "A bnptismal
service at the Christian Church
Thursday night. Every body
cordially invited
Mrs William Young returned
Saturday from visit So her
father, Prof j a. Johnscn, at
Wise.
Mrs. r D. Morrison lost her
umbrella Friday evening by
leaving it for u few minutes on
the seat in front OF Madame
komeita's fortunetelling booth.
She would be nigh ~ glad TO
get some trace of il. 1t ia des-
cribed AS having IA pia in straight
handle with an oxidn,ed metal
band about it three in ches wide
DR. Lloyd has been confined
to his room for sewer al day S
with lumbago
Mrs linsley and IAliss Louise
Goodloe who has been at Pam
ma, where Mr.. Tinsley holds
government position, arrived
in the Gap Saturday on visit
TO homefolks.
b. f. Dixon Of st. Charles,
spent Sunday in town.
1t will probably be of mterest
TO many of our readers to know
that the cook book compiled by
the Woman's Home Mis- sion So
ciety, of Jonesyille, is TO he put
III print again with probably
many new and tried recipes
added.
Rev. 4. Mowbray, Of Graham
Va, spent Monday in rhe Gap
visiting his son, r. X. Nov
bray.
The first car OF watel melons
for this section this season
were brought from Bristol last
week by j W. Rush.
Automobile service win soon
be inaugerated betwee n the
county seat of RUSSELL and
Cleveland, the nearest ra ilroad
point, according to the Lei Danon
News. Rufus Smith has
bought an expensive an tomo-
bile for passenger use bet ween
Lebanon and Cleveland. By
the first of the month sw or
three machines will be in use
between here and the ssatit IN. !"
Rev. Emmett Stone and b ride
are spending IL few days it'll
friends at Penningtoa, Il CIV.
Stone is bright young NH lis
ter of the Christian Church a nd
his wife a daughter John Ii.
Catron, of Big Stone Gap. ~
Pennington Gap News.
There will he service at Chr;i II
Church next Sunday moTnisn g
at IL o'clock, at which linn, ,
there will he an administ.satioL
of the hOiy communion
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loihe Voters ofNise Comfy
hereby announce myself candidate
@ tIerk of tinuit Court of Wise Coun-
N iof election to be held in November.
Nll subject however, To- the desire aud
WISHES of the Republican party of this
county earnestly solicit your support.
Aaa SOU appreciate anything you may DO
loi me Yours very truly
! ID DoHvoN.
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F0Rc0MMoNwEALrn ArroRNEl


'' 'Ae olers of Wise County
9s'eoy annonnce myself candidate
~. 'ls o,nce OF Commonwealth Atior-
-3 ,9' W lse county, 10 be voted for At
'Hg november election, 1911.
~ u'yled pledge myself 10 use my
~ rH''ra'ols to see 10 10 that the laws
S. f., il''liy and imparlially enforced. and
,-,'1'J I" see TO il that the business AT
n.y., ,s VI 'he county are economically adj
u "oa'fe'' with election | promise to
y ~ queer lor the whole people. il
sE'en'r OF party ereeds, doctrines or
~ ''' "a and that will serve the peo-
F' '' 'ae Jest Of my ability
Respectfully,
w w. G. DoTsoN.
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l0ite Voi1rs OF Wise County

hereby announce myself candidate
y. 'he office of Circuit Court CLERK OF
" H5 county, for election to Toe held
so'enber 1911 subject TO the viii of the
N'y1vilAn party Any favor you may
w i'i 'le Niii be appreciated
Yours very truly,
w. Is. HAMILTON.