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27s, map of Irvington Terrace. ..,.
Oscar n. Schoelzke TO Emil + Gross
hauser, S. Orange. $ S Hilton ay,
275 II e n Princeton ST, 37X100.e....
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts we're tled in the county
clerks office today:
P. Oschwald, owner. with F zqsi con-
tractor, carpenter work. 300, 81 South
Nineteenth street, Same owner with VIII
lam Frey, contractor, mason work, s1,4lj,
same premises.
e. DeCamp, owner, with G. Smith and
n. Ross, contractors, mason work, &2-2s4
Halsey street.
F. Meyer. jr.. with j. McKeon, con-
tractor. all work, $6,426, 204 Hawthorne
avenue.
C. and Julia Clark, owners, with J
Hanley Company. contractors, plumbing,
heating and ga. fitting work. S72S l66 South
Tenth street. Same owners with +. Miller.
contractor, electrical work, S47; same prem
Uses. Same owners with j. Shaffrey. con
tractor, painting work, $135; same premises.
Same owner with New Jersey Mantel
Manufacturer and Tile Company. con
tractors, thing work, $50; same premises
Same owners with j. Stuven Company.
contractors. cement work. $52S: same prefni-
SEES. Same owners with Haas q Kunz.
contractors, carpenter work, $2.5a3; same
premises. Same owners with r, Krack,
contractor, mason work, $685. same premi-
ses.
N. Noviello. owner, with S, Lempert.
contractor, carpenter work, $3.50 50 Ferry
street.
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TRENTON FOUNDRY LOSES
AGAINST N. Y. FIRE DEPT

NEW YORK. Aug. ~9.-Justiee Brady. in
the Supreme Court yesterday. denied the
motion of the Trenton Foundry and Ma
chinery Company for a writ of mandamus
compelling Fire Commissioner johnson TO
award the contract for the installation OF
a now fire alarm box system to the com
pany.
The company was admitted to he the
lowest bidder. hut the fire COMMISSIONS
asked the Board of Estimate for permits
sion to award the contract to another bid
der, which wanted $7l5 more on the ground
that a member of the Trenton concern
had done work before for the fire depart
ment and the work had been unsatisfac-
tory
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QUIET BOOM FOR ATTERBURY.

PLAINFIELD, Aug. 9,-Frlends of
Albert H. Atterbury. of this city, have
started a quiet boom for hin for State
Senator on the Democratic ticket. Mr..
Atterbury has been prominent in the
party for several years and took an
especially active part in the campaign
last fall. He is a New York lawyer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-09
OLD HosTFLRY CHANGES HANDS.

PLAINFIELD, Aug. 8. Boyce's
Hotel at Somerset street and Lincoln
place, North Plainfeld, one of the
landmarks in the borough. changed
hands yesterday, when Richard A.
Boyce. the owner. sold the property to
William F%eister, formerly of New
Brunswick, but a resident of this city
for several years. Mr.. Boyce owned the
property and conducted the hotel for
twenty years. The place will be
thoroughly remodeled.
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REFUSES TO RESTRAIN
NORRIS TRACTION co.

Walker Yesterday denied an application
for a preliminary injunction restraining
the Morris County Traction Company and
the Morris County Railroad Company from
continuing the proceedings In the SUI
preme Court by which the railroads are
seeking to condemn a right of way through
the grounds of the Morris County Golf
Cub, The court decided 10 c%ontihue for
three days the temporary restraining order
allowed by Vice-Chancellor Howell in
Newark last week so that an appeal from
the decision might he taken.
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CITY TO APPROPRIATE
LIFE INSURANCE POLICY.

HOBoKEN. Aug. Am Insurance
policy on the life of Mrs, Sophie Con
rad. 70 years old. who died here yes
terday and which was made out in
favor of her husband Hermann who
survives her, will be appropriated by
oVerseer or the Poor Harry l.. Berck.
During the last four years they were
In very feeble health and were COM
PEELED to accept aid from the city. 1t
is to reimburse the city for this outlay
that the policy the old couple had
struggled to maintain will be diverted.
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INTERSTATE
TO BE INVESTIGATED,

WASHINGTON, d, c.. Aug. 9,-Hearings
will be begun on November 10 by the
committee on Interstate of the
Senate under a resolution of the present
session of the Senate. These hearings
viii be conducted with a view of investi-
eating every phase Of interstate com
merce, including Federal incorporation and
the Sherman antitrust law.
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Y.-RUTHERFORD FIRM
IN BANKRUPTCY COURT,

NEW YORK. Aug "A creditors
petition in bankruptcy has been filed
against the Union Equipment and
Bronze Company, manufacturer of
ronze Office equipment, etc, with an
office at f49 Broadway and factory at
Rutherford. n. J. Liabilities are SIS
600 and assets s15,95o, Thomas j. Nor
ton was president and treasurer.
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The LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Aug. 9. -American securities
were quiet and featureless during the
early trading today. Prices ranged from
% above to a below yesterdays New York
closing.
In the early afternoon prices declined on
fears of a strike on the American roads,
but the market hardened in the late trad
ing aud closed steady,
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NO RAISE FOR POTTERY HANDS.

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 9-Demands
of the potters of the country for a
general increase in pay will be met
by refusal from the manufacturers,
who gathered here yesterday in annual
convention. The old wage scale agree
ment that has been in force for two
years and expires in October will be
continued. Chairman Wells has no
fear of a walkout.
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REAL
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

~
Nellie A Smith and hus TO Patrick
J. McGutnness. $ S s. 18th st. 1866
II n g fr Central av. 31x100. .........
Morris Diamond to Israel Appel,
W s Whitney st, 179 fl II fr Dassing
ax, 1fXe9
Building, Land and Improvement
Co. g $ Belmont aV, 100 II 5 fir
Alpine aV. 3IxS9
Edward p. Hasslnger ct al to same,
same property
Albert c. Hassinger to Sharff Con
struction and Realty Co. same
property
George G. Lienau to Pascal D'Aloia,
G cor Shaw ay and Schley st.
azAlO0 .........
Pascal D'Aloia to Hulda Lienau.
same property ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Charles Wolff to Annie Schnitzer, w
$ Hunterdon st, 100 II n fr Madison
av. 25xl05
Edward j. Bendel to Clinton Hill
Mutual Investment Assn. n e cor
Kinney and Halsey SITS, 2IXs9.......
Mark p. Ambielli TO j.. f. Mergott
Company Benevolent Assn, lot IS,
Essex PARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sharff Construction Co. 10 Albert c.
Hassinger, s s Hawthorne av, Sc II
W fr Wainwright ST, 34xl00. .........
Alfred +. Skinner Especial masterl
10 Richard c. Radcliffe, " s Sher-
95Sioo :" y =" f"'hhuIst ST.
Cornelilis II Wand rhoof ef al iexrsi
10 Cornelius III Vanderhoof n ~
o Dickerson and Third SITS. 64x95.
Cornelius II. Nanderhoof ct al (exrs)
TO Cornelius II. Vanderhoof, " g
Ogden st, 90 fl n fir Clark av,
Same TO Norman p. Vanderhoof.
3rd ST, Ga II n fr Dlckerson st,
Same TO same. o Washinston nv
5q7 II : fr Grafton av 75xg5o
Otto Bernz to Kaplan Bros Inc
e cor 8 14th ST and 14tb av 25x1oo
Peter G uaietead 70 patricL 7 Gsyi
W ) 81 6th ST, 400 IT . fir Drift way
o5x1OO
Harvey r Van sickie to David NJ
Cook. n : Rose Ter 3t7 n q fr s
10Th st 3txt31. and other tract
Mary S. Bahcock TO Frank Hodulick.
q s Houston ST. es4 n ! fr Ham.
hurp nj a4xS5
Elizabeth Mcdonald to .Jobn lack
son. q : over ST. AZ n q FIR
schalk st. 26xs4
/ SARAH Javv aud hus 10 Trli,,s n
Asnis. n : Marie nj. 125 N . fr
Ridsewood av. 95x10o. and other
Tract
Iohr Gavin ~ uanshnry 81
iaghan " 3 Washineton ST. tS n
6 fr Crawford ST isx160
TnXEN GIIIDc
., lCN 419llitH
Aiileu :, helleI 10 Jos9ph =. Nllllei
M frank,dh ter "a II
8 lr hinWo4q Az ooHile r..,
Emily Il. Cofhlere II nus 20
LeayCrait ShIuWeh, u co1 ! Or
est 4H ana llaIflsoh 81 SoVXS'9;
Jonh ", Ioslnah 10 Emily - cor
biere, e 5 orchard 81, az
e 20 lot D. Oh map OF Id Emily
- 49, 49, f.
Emily ., Corbiere and nus to John
w. Gosman' Caldwell, Nv &C
Orchard st, S and W olX200,
Martha j. Reichey ana hus TO Rich
ard x. w. Cruz, W. orange, " s
Watching aV, 525 IT N g fr Ridge
av, 25xlO0 -.........."........-.
East Orange Terrace, Inc, 10 James
d. Murray, h. Orange, " s Fair
mount ter, 10 II n c fr Mt. View
aV, 40x100 ......"""".-..."..-,.
East Orange and Ampere Land Co,
10 w alter NJ. scott, u. range S $
Newfeld st, 100 It S W fr End aY.
50x1O0 Observation-Disclosures.
Katie Miller to John II. Van CleVe,
Irvington, II S Halstead av. 100 n
; e fr 40th st, S1xls2 ......,."..
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LONG LINE TO EILE CLAIMS.

CAss LAKE. Mimi. Aug. 9.-The line
in front Of the United States land office
continues to grow and there are now
thirty-eight awaiting August %, the date
on which filing can be made. The total
number Of acres to be opened is 81, 1Q4. OF
this amount So, go Is in the Cass Lake dis
tiiot. and in the Duluth district there are
S.S34.30 acres.
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DENIES WHEAT RUST DAMAGE.

WINNIPEG. Man, Aug. at IS hot
and wet throughout Manitoba today
Black rust runors continue. but are per-
sistently denied, In discussing the black
rust, Superintendent Mckellican, of the
experimental farm, expressed the opinion
that the bulk of the wheat in this terri
" injured by any rust that may appear
Unpr
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COAL SHIPMENTS INCREASE.

NEW YORK. Aug. Anthracite ship
in July amounted to 1904, Oo tons.
an increase Of 500. COS tons over July OF last
year. The Lehigh Valley carried the
largest anthracite tonnage. s54, 391, last
month; the Philadelphia and Reading was
second. 825, 500. and the Lacka wanna was
third. IFS 013.
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COSTLY STATION FOR FISHKlLL.

FISHKILL LANDING, n. " Aug. o.
Announcement has been received here Of
completed plans for a $500 600 railroad
station which is to he a Union station for
the New York Central and the Central
New England and which will be com
menced soon.
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POULTRY TRUST TRIAL ENDING.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-The trial of the
nineteen members of the live poultry trust
begun on May "a In General Sessions will
he ended next week, More than 100 wit
nesses have been called and the exhibits
introduced by the state passed the LOCO
mark.
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HARTH-On August /, 1911, George
Adam Harth, beloved husband of
Mary Harth.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on
Thursday. August 10, at $3.50 a. M,
from his late residence, 2o9 Norfolk
street, to st. Mary's Church, where
at 9 a. m, a Requiem Mass will be
offered for the repose of his soul. IN
terment in Cemetery Holy Sepnlchre.
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EMERALns m CLARK,S MINE.

GUATEMALA CITY, Aug, 9.-Priceless
deposits Of emeralds have heeu diseoSe eli
by prospectors in the employ of Ser ~
Clark TO exploit his mineral monopoly Il.
this republic.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,

Following are the quotations Of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange.
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HAWK-At New Jersey Home for Dis
abled Soldiers on August I, 1911.
Jacob l.. Hawk, late of Company b,
Ninth New Jersey Volunteers, aged
rs years.
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HANNAY-Suddenly, on August !. 1911.
Henrietta Hannay (nee Brant), be-
loved wife of the late Byron Han
nay, 40 Hill street.
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APPLE SHIPPERS CONVENE.

DETROIT. Aug. 9-The seventeenth an
nual convention of the International Apple
Shippers Association began IN Detroit to-
day One of the principal questions to be
considered is the proposition TO get a bill
through Congress establishing standard
grades OF apples
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CRANE-on Monday, August I, 1911.
Hannah c. Hurd, widow of Henry c.
Gran. and daughter of Isaac and
Jane Pitney Hurd, aged 92 years l
month ? days. 399 Mt. Prospect ave-
nue..
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HUTTON August s, 1911, at her home,
80 Walnut street, Mary, widow of
George Huff, aged II years 3 months.
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GRIM-Ats his residence, 1S9 Amherst
street. East Orange, on August Z, 1911,
Henry Grim. aged 81 years.
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MEADOW Wednesday, August 3, 1911,
David Hoyt Mead. in his eighty-f1rst
year, 90 Highland avenue, Orange.
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NICHOLSON. August !, 1911, at her late
residence, S66 Central avenue. Edith,
beloved wife of Frank McGil.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

WILLIAM STE. corner H. lsey; bath and
electric light: 81 per week.
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KIRCHER-Entered into rest, or Tues
day, August 8, 1911. Conrad j.. Kirch-
err, beloved husband of Mary Kircher
(nee Fischer, in his 9th ear.
Relatives and friends and members
of st. Bonifacius Is. L. v, st. Ru-
pert's Council No. 80. c.. B. L.; Hes
sen x. u. V. No. 1, Sacred Heart of
Mary and Rosary Society of st.
Mary's Church and the Holy Name
Society. are kindly invited to attend
the funeral on Friday. August II, at
$50 a. M. from his late residence,
"a Arlington street, thence to st.
Mary's Church. where a Solemn High
Mass of Requiem viii be offered for
the repose of his soul. Interment in
st. Mary's Cemetery.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
LOCAL SECURITIES.


The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eiseie & Kings
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Northumberland into rest, Tues
day, August s, 1911, Harry F. Moul-
trie, in his second year, beloved son
of Thomas and Rosa Moultrie, rs
Warren street,
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LAMBE-on August !, 1911, Thomas V.
Lambe. belove husband of Emma
Josephine Lambe tnee SteinharD, lag
North Fourteenth street, East Or
ange.
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MEDLER-On August s, 1911, Warren
Medler, aged SO years.
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CAHILL-At East Orange, n. j., on
Sunday, August ', 1911. Jessie J.
cahill (nee MITCHELL, beloved wiz
of John Cahill.
Relatives n friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, 24S Prospect
street, East Orange, on Thursday.
August 10. at s o'clock a. M. thence
to the Church of the Holy Mann,
Brighton avenue, where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be cels-
brated for tho repose of her sou. In
terment in Holy Sepulehre Cemetery.
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KIRCHNER-On August D.. 1911, at
owen Sound. Ont, Frederick, son of
William and Johanna Kirchner, in
his 50th year,
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DEATHS.

ACKERMAN-On Tuesday, August s,
1911, Maria, widow of David d.
Alderman, in the 92d year of her age,
SS9 Washington avenue, Belleville.
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CAsTLES-on August 8, 1911. at his
late residence, 129 Eighth avenue,
Thomas A, son of the late Andrew
and Elizabeth Castles.
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PEARsoN-on August s, 1911, at his
home, 6s Winthrop street, Oliver
Robert Pearson. in his 65th year.
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A delayed advertisement brings only the after
math Of trade. It Is the first call that captures
the PROGRESSION Of customers.
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RICHARDSON August s, 1911. Adel-
aid E.. daughter of Mary and the
late William Richards, 1863 Haw-
thorne avenue.
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RUNYON-On August s, 1911, at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs George
3. Very, 81 South Sixteenth street,
Harriet L.. widow of Manuel Runyon
in her list year.
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sCHULD-Entered into rest on Tues
day, August s, 1911, our beloved
father. George Schuld, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends, also the
Newark Gerber Verein n the
Mutual Benefit Association IF
America. are respectfully invited .
attend the funeral or Friday. August
IL, at 5 o'clock a. m from his late
residence, 242 Bergen street. to 81.
Peters r. c. Church. on BELMONT
avenue, where, at 8 o'clock a.. M, 4
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of his soul, Intorr.ent
In Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
THoMSON-At East Orange. N. j..
August :, 1911, William Thomson,
aged SO years, $50 Main street.
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%. M. Bowen in their apartments.
There were nearly $50 youngsters
present They were served with ne
freshments and then to each was pre-
sented a box of candy and apples and
oranges.
Mr. and Mrs Bowen were assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l. Coursen
and several young ladies. The apart
ments were prettily decorated with
Christmas green's and tiny electric
lights while an ectrioally lighted
Christmas tree delighted the eyes of
the children.
The inmates of the state hospital
We're given a Christmas treat Monday
a holiday dinner, vaudeville, moving
pictures and dancing being used by
Medical Director Britton D. Evans to
divert their minds from their infirm-
tiles.
The dinner served to the 1920 in
mates and employees was big af-
ldlI 81 ldI DIS 80. 4 u1heyS
dsed weighed 1920 pounds. Then
there were thirty baskets of sweet
potatoes boiled, ten barrels of cram
berries transformed into tempting
jelly 500 punches of celery glaced
the tables while | 800 pounds of
mince meat, made into myriads of
pies, topped off the feast. Then each
patient received an orange and box
of candy, thirty-two boxes of oranges
being used and 1900 pounds of candy
Monday evening troupe of profes-
sional vaudeville performers enter
tanned and there were moving picturet
and dancing. The corridors of both
the buildings, as well as the dining
halls, were handsomely decorated with
green's and garlands of vari-colored
paper, the inmates of each corridor
vieing with those in other corridors
to see which produced the handsomest
decorative scheme
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-12-26
OBITUARY.
William &. Ballard.

William r. Ballard died at his home
on Franklin avenue Saturday after
noon. He had been i'll for three
months with tumor on the spine.
Mr.. Ballard was an architect with of
fices in New York. He was associ-
ated with the United States Express
Co, as supervisor of the construction
of the company's office building in
New York and was also at one time
with Ca-rere & Hastings, architects.
For several years Mr.. Ballard was
employed in the state architects Of
flee at Albany He was born in Buff
falo forty years ago. Mr.. Lallard
leaves a wife and two children.
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gram will be rendered in the church
after which the members of the school
will adjourn to the Sunday school
rooms for refreshments and sociabil-
ity. The primary department held its
festival this afternoon,
At seven o'clock Wednesday even
ing the Methodist Episcopal school
no DIS its entertainment. A program
will be presented in the church fol-
lowing which refreshments will be
served in the Sunday school rooms.
Wednesday evening at seven-thirty
the First Presbyterian Sunday school
will enjoy its entertainment in the
chapel. "Wednesday afternoon at two
O'Clock there will be Christmas
party for the infant department and
the cradle roll
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-12-26
TIFF OVER ExEMeIS
Town Clerk Toms. Instructed to Sign
Firemen's Certificates.

Alderman n M C,lifford ,,,.asa,,ts,d
F.. ooun,,n,;oot;o, fron, rh;a8 ,q,,,,,aaa,
E,roda,;o,v rro,,.s ,,.4 a.,
tba bo.ra ~ no,, ;nst,,a4 ~
town o,a,a, to aio,to xan,at
f;ra,,an,s oartif a+a 49, ase,,. -,
tha,o +ho taw,,,.. ou,,,.,,ta ., rr,,,a
ala ,a+ ,1o.so Ton ooa,,z y -
Toms wbo assarta, th.tr ctiae Tro,,.
hridoa bad como - hin, with +ha
oortifieotas ana raa,,ostaa liz, ~
SIGN them Tba town o.erl, toId m
ebief tbot ba bad 10 o,,thorit, "a i,
ca nndet Tho la, and nron,isad hin,
that = no hoard of alaar,o, oa,.,
hin, tba o,thorit, - ~ n,aa+;,,, i
io to hold IN naoan,her ootb 10 ,yoald
sign them that night ana have the
seal at hand. for saaIino. tbem rb,e,
Trowbridee eyidentlv faarf,,, t,a,
something might hannen n dalosy n
issuing Of his own aud tbosa ~ As.
sistant Engineers zimmerman and
Gearv aud tbarahv nravant them from
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-12-26
cHILDREN'S FESTIVALS.
Sunday School and Other Gatherings
for christmas.

Sunday School and Other Gatherings
for Christmas.
The children of the Sunday school
of ST Peters church will have their
Christmas tree and festival on Holy
Innocent's day. Thursday. The Rev,
Victor Mori and the teachers have
drilled the children in the presenta-
tion of asChristmas play The pri-
mary children meet in the afternoon
at three and the children of the main
school in the evening.
The First Baptist Sunday school
holds its Christmas entertainment
Wednesday at six-thirty. The pro
gram wi include exercises by the
primary department, Christmas play
and the distribution of gifts. A tree
and refreshments will be features of
the affair.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Bible schoo' of the South Street Pres
byterian church will be held Wednes-
day evening at eight O'Clock A pro