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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
NEGROES GIVE UP
JOBS OF STRIKING
QUARRY WORKERS

Stating that the men in whose places
they were substituting were entitled to
what they are demanding, the twenty
negro, strike breakers at the Eagle Rock
quarry in West Orange laid down their
picks mi shovels this morning and in
formed their bosses they had enough of
cracking stones, The men were
brought from Jersey City about a week
ago and have been living on the prem
ises since. They were working for the
scale of wages the men were receiving
before they went on strike and have
been working ten hours.
The negroes declared that the work
was entirely too strenuous for them
and that they did not fancy the idea
of being called from bed every morn
ing at 4 o'clock to labor until night
fall. The quarry is practically with
out workmen now and 1t is probable
that the other negroes at work in sew
eral of the other quarries viii also
quit their jobs.
Fearing momentary violence to the
strike-breakers at work In the stone
quarry of Richard H. Herman &
Brother. at the summit of Tillou road,
in South Orange. an extra squad of
police are kept at work on the noun
~tainside to ward off the union laborers
and prevent any possible conflict.
Since the riot on the mountain, when
several of Kernan's men were show
, cred with stones from the top of the
stone cliffs, the extra men have been
d tg duty, and although but few la
borers have been at work in the quarry
since the labor strike was begun, the
teamsters, q dozen or more, are under
constant protection while on the noun
tain from the time they leave the
quarry until they reach the centre of
the village.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
FIGHT FOR EIGHTH
GRADE IN SCHOOL
WON BY PARENTS
East Orange Board of Education
Finally Decides to Extend
Curriculum.

With the acceptance of a report from
the school committee in which DR..
Joseph Macdonald, jr., chairman, al
iuded gracefully to the many advan-
tages of the charge, the East Orange
Board of Education last night ended
an unpleasant controversy with parents
by advancing the curriculum of the
lincoln Public School to provide for an
eighth grade. The citizens in the
neighborhood of the school, which Is
located in Maple avenue south, at Cen
trail avenue, were up in arms because
the seventh grade is the limit for their
children.
Their anger at having the board last
winter turn down their request to
establish an eighth grade was height
eaed when Principal w. F, Sargent
was removed. The report of the
schools committee in favor of the
eighth grade was unanimously adopted
sby the board. This, with he settle
fnent OF the principal problem, VIII
doubtless end the troubles of the board
over the new school.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
GLEN RIDGE,
BELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
BLOOMFIELD.-GLEN RIDGE.


Miss Margaret Greevey, of Hackensack.
Is the guest of friends in the borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z Linn and daugh-
ter Dorothy, of 20 Hillside avenue, are
in Falmouth, Mass.
Mrs. Theodore Mix. Of 80 Benson street.
win spend a month in Pittsburg. Pa.
School Commiss.saer Joseph F. yogelius.
of 80 Fremont street, with his tamily' Is
In Maine.
Theodore Mix is enjoying a stay in As
bury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cakes and Miss
Mary Cakes, of "Oakside,' are expected
home from Europe July rs.
Eugene L. Baptiste and family. of III
Hillside avenue, are at Belu1ar.
Mrs. William Baldwin. Of Franklin
street. will enjoy a stay of a fortnight at
Ocean Grove.
The. Rev. Joseph M. Nardiello. pastor
of the Church of the Sacred Heart, has
returned from Canada.
Michael N. Higgins will enjoy his vaca-
ton on his farm near Monticello, N. j..
Harold Higgins and Timothy Cannin are
now there.
Daniel L. Braine, of Brattleboro. VI,
Is the guest of Mrs. Walter w. Schouler,
Of Woodland avenue.
Frank L. Fisher has disposed Of his
house In Pitt street to Mrs FRANK
Bickler.
John Ruggerio. of Franklin street, will
remain in Pittston, Pa, for W weeks.
Joseph Hubby, of 8 Westcott street, 10
at the Atlantic Highlands.
The Misses Ruth and Alice Sherman, of
70 Winsor place, are at Point Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Perry, Of Rudd
court. are at the Hotel Nassau, Long
Beach.
The Rev. C. Bendetto Pape, of the Ger
man Theological Seminary, is spending
his vacation at Red Bank.
Mrs. Francis Parkman, of 10 Hamilton
road, accompanied by her daughter, is at
North Asbury.
Miss ella NJ. Marshall, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John r.. Marshall, of ga Broad
street, has returned from Lake Hopate
cong.
William S. Lyons. of a Brookside place,
is at HilIsboro, n. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beach Bassinger.
Of 344 Franklin street, are at Ocean Grove.
Miss Ruth Hunter, Of 45 Clark street,
has returned from a stay at Sharon, Conn.
Miss Viola Davidson, Of franklin street,
is among the hills OF Warren County.
Miss Eleanor a. Baker, of 2s Franklin
street. has gone to South Lavonia. N. Y.
Miss Edith II. Belden, of the same adj
dress. will remain at C%azenovia, N. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Coon, jr.. of 80
Woodland avenue, are in teeir cottage at
Stanley Mclean. a carpenter, in the en-
ploy of Reiter, Curtis g. Hill, contractors,
in charge of the Lackawanna railroad Inn
provements In Bloomfield, was arrested In
his home, Al Hill street. that town, last
night on a charge of assault preferred by
his wife. The arrest was made by Police
men Anthony Belfi and Lawrence Shorter.
Mclean will he given a hearing before
Recorder Cadml.S later.
George Maxon, of Watsesslng, was ar
rested by Chief Thomas A. Gilhooley, of
the county park police. last night on a
charge of lettering. Maxon was taken
before Recorder Cadmus, who fined him
$40.
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NUTLEY.



The members of the Nutley fire depart
ment will attend the funeral of Lester
kierstead tomorrow afternoon. The fire.
men viii assemble at the headquarters of
Yantacaw Engine Company No. / on
Chestnut street at 2 o'clock, and, accom-.
panied by the Nutley Exempt Firemen's
Association. win proceed to the home OF
the deceased. The pall-bearers will con-
sist of six members of Yantacaw Com
pany, of which the deceased was treas
urer, Messrs. Abram Blum, Calvin ID. Sar-
gent, James d. Foy, former Chief Henry
H.. Stager, Councilman Hugh Hallidy and
Alonzo Bross. The headquarters of the
fire department on Chestnut street has
been draped in mourning and will remain
so for thirty days. The officers and some
of the member of the Franklin Building
and Loan Association will attend the flu
neral services.
Miss Julia Martel, of Brooklyn, Is visit
Ing the Misses ~Bruninghaus. of Whitford
avenue.
Mrs. Stephenson Higginson Dorr, of Sat
terthwaite avenue, is sojourning with her
son at Harrison. Me.
Mr.. A. Corwin Rntan, of Erie avenue,
has returned from a weeks stay at East
Greenwich R. I.
Miss Virginia Dorr, of Satterthwaite
avenue, is sojourning at Rangely, Me, for
a month.
William r. Sergeant, of Satterthwaite
avenue. has returned from spending a few
weeks at Bradford, n. II.
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RvINGTON--HILT0N.


Painter Hurt In Fail.
George w. Fairehild, of $40 Union ave-
nue., had a narrow escape from injury this
morning. He was painting n building on
~Epringheld avenue, near Union avenue,
when he fell from a stepladder to the
ground, a distance OF about twenty feet.
He sustained a sprained foot After hav-
ing 1t attended to he resumed work.
Arthur McEwan, of whippany. was
nned $40 in the Irvington Police Court
last night for speeding his auto through
the town
John Scholm, 40 years old, a laborer
employed by Michael Dorer. was fined
$25 last night in the I~rvington Police
Court on a charge of d~lsorderly con-
duct.
The members of Clinton Lodge No.
-. i o.; O. F., enjoyed a ~pinochle So
cfal at the conclusion OF regular bust
ness at the weekly meeting last night
Miss Minnie Bibbinger, of 5000 Spruce
street, Philadelphia, is spending a
week among friends in %Irvington.
Mrs George F. Scribe and daughters. the
Misses Edna Scribe and Mabel Scribe, of
Lyons avenue, will leave Thursday for a
three weeks stay at White Lake.
b honorary members OF the Irvington
Veterans Association will meet Friday
night In the Irvington Hotel. town centre,
20 arrange for the second annual outine
on Thursday. August 10.
Herman Tiger, of 81 Berkshire place,
was lined 50 by Recorder Turton last night
TOR. permitting a vicious horse belonging
10 him to roam at large.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
JOHN M. BURKE.

John NJ. Burke, a well-known produce
dealer. OF Kearny. died at his home, Al
Halsted street, this morning. after be-
ing ill many months with dropsy. He
was SO years old M Is survived by his
wife, Catherine, and three young chill
dren. The funeral will be held on
Thursday morning, when a high mass
of requiem will be offered at st. Cecil
lai's r. c. Church, and interment made
in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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SPRINGFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Millican and daugh-
ter Gladys. of Brooklyn, are visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. W. A. Molter and family, OF
Morris avenue.
Robert Pierre, OF New York city. Is vis-
iting his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pierre,
of Morris avenue.
The Springfield Baseball Club will hold
a special meeting at the home of School
Trustee Richard L.. Corby. in Morris ave-
nue., tomorrow night.
Mrs. B. Schrann, of Westfield avenue,
and Mrs. II. Sleiger, of Keller street, en-
tertained a number of young people at
Olympic Park yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. V. Voorhees, and Miss
Irene Voorhees, have returned to their home
in New Brunswick after q visit to Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Quick, of Salter street.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Huff, of Main
street, are entertaining Mr.. Huff's niece,
Miss Margaret Van Cleef, of Roselle,
and Mrs. Huff's cousin, Newton Burd, OF
Pluckemin.
Miss Ethellnda Cain, of Morris avenue,
is visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Coon, of South Orange.
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SLIGHTLY INJURED
AFTER FALL OF SO FEET

26 Church street. Raimondo. who
takes care of the signal lights. in South
Orange, was filling one of the lamps at
the top of h pole yesterday afternoon,
when he lost his balance and fell to the
ground, landing on his back.
He was picked up in a semi-conscious
state. DIR. Alfred c. Benedict and the
Rev. James j. Hall, rector of the Church
of Our Lady of Sorrows. we're sum-
moned. and the man was taken home.
DR.. Benedict said that no bones were
broken in Raimondo's body. He will be
back at work In a day or SO.
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MlLLBURN.
Many Guests at Party.

Many Guests at Party.
A party was given for Mrs. Franklin G..
Deller at her home on Millburn avenue
last night. Among those present were
Mrs. William Fleming. Mrs, Henry Wright,
tine, of Morristown; Miss Edna DeGroot,
OF West Livingston; the Misses Belle and
Ella Smith, of Chatham; Miss Jennie Den
man, of summit: Miss Dorothy Deller,
Fred Palmer, Ray Baehring, Franklin G.
Deller, George Deller, Fred F. McQuilkin,
of Millburn, and Jeremiah Martin, of sum
nit.
j. j. Carly and family, of Short Hills,
are at Pemaquid Harbor, Me.
Mrs. /. Gardner, of Ashland, N. H, is
visiting Mrs. Henry Twitchell. of Short
Hills.
L. L. Sturgis and family, of Short
Hills. are stopping at Bass Rocks,
Rochester. Mass,
Mrs. George w. Eager and daughter.
Miss Louise Eager, of Ridgewood road,
are at Asbury Park for a two weeks
stay.
Mrs. william Callahan. of New York,
is visiting Mr., and Mrs. Patrick ].
Skelly. of Miliburn avenue.
ing his niece, Mrs. Frederick Stoneall.
of Prospect street wyoming.
Edward Marshall, of Millburn ave-
nuc, n samuel Wilson, OF MAIN street,
have returned from a stay at South
Beach.
The Township Committee meeting
which was scheduled for last night, was
postponed until tonight.
Mrs. J.. C. Young, of Califon, who has
been visiting her sons. Sherwood L.
and Grover {. Young. of Millburn ave.
nue., has returned home.
Wilson S. Lloyd and family, of Short
Hills, who have been staying at Saga
panock, V returned home.
william Meachlin and family, of
Forest drive, are at Edgartown, Mass.
for the summer.
F. L. Lawrence n family, of Short
Hills. are at North Larmont, Me-, fol
the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Coble and fam.
lily. of Short Hills, are staying at Law
renee, RI.
Stewart c. Fleming, Of Mfnburn ave
nue., is suffering from a severe case o.
sunburn at Soldiers Beach. He is unabl,
to get about.
The funeral services of Kathleen Kohoc
of Main street, who died Sunday morning
will be held from the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel C. Kohoe, tomorrow
morning to st. Rose Of Lima's Church
at 10 O'Clock. The Rev. James T. Brow
will officiate. Interment will be made II
St. Rose of Lima's Cemetery.
The directors of the First National Banl
viii meet tomorrow night.
John Betz. manager Of the Scheuer &
Sons store, has returned from a stay a
Bradley Beach.
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MLLBURN,
IRvINGTON
AND HILTON
MONTCLAIR.


Held for Threat TO XIII.
title Calabrese. of 1874 Forest street
Montclair, was held In $500 for the Crane
Jury In the Montclair Police Court TO-DAY
by Recorder Henry L. 1ost on twt
charges, threatened assault and attempt Le
kill, preferred by Peter ne Angelo, OF ~
Forest street, and Saverio De- Falco, OF
1877 Forest street. Modestino DsliaVi9 ano
street, and Michael Deroda. OF Newark
were all held In 500 bail each for tht
grand jury on charges Of attempted as
sault preferred by the same c~omplainants
The alleged assault took place at Chest
nut and Forest streets on Sunday night
and the men were arrested last night b,
Detective Sergeant Edward F. Reilly anc
Patrolman George Cousins. On the. wa,
to the police station Utile Calabrese broke
away from his captors and led Cousins
who followed him., a lively chase for sey,
eral blocks. Fearing the prisoner woult
escape Cousins fired two shots after thu
fellow. which led him to step, He wa,
then handeuned, Imam haa III ra% III nrtso .
ers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
pICNICKERS START @

Police reserves were necessary to
quell a neal riot that started on the
Robert Day estate in Brookdale yes
terday. A party of p%icnickers entered
the peach orchard and the tenant, OBJ
jecting, struck one of them with a
club. No arrests were made.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
FATHER FARRELL ON VACATION.

The Rev. Edward NJ. Farrell, assist
ant rector of the Church of Our Lady
Help of Christians. East Orange, left
on his vacation yesterday. Before re-
turning to East Orange Father Farrell
viii spend several days at the home OF
his parents. in North Adams. Mass.
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Railroad Employee in South Or
ange Will Be Back at Work
in Day or SO.

To fall a distance of thirty-three feet
from a block signal pole on the Lack
awanna railroad near Third street.
South Orange. and c-cape with a few
minor bruises was the lucky fate Of
Salvatore Raimondo. 80 years old. Of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
PRIESTS CONDITION MpRoyEp.

The condition Of the Rev. Father S.
]. Sexton. acting pastor of the ST.
Stephens Roman Catholic Church, Ar
lington. Who was operated on for APP
pendicitis at the Homeopathic Hospi-
tai, this city. yesterday, is greatly Inn
proved.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
Child BADLY scaIded.

Physicians are a%nxiously Watching the
of James street, Bloomfield, who was
badly scalded about the arms and breast
yesterday afternoon by a kettle of
water she was trying to take from the
stove. DIR. Thaddeus P~atchowski dressed
the girls wounds
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KEARNY.-ARLlNGTON.
To consider Paving auestion.

At q meeting of the Kearny Town Coun-
eli in committee of the whole tonight It
ID expected that further consideration VIII
he given the question Of repaving Kearny
Venue AT the last meeting of the town
board a resolution was passed calling upon
the Public Service Corporation to repave
the avenue north of Midland avenue as
uer the terms of its franchise. General
Edwin w. Hine had sent a letter to. the
town board stating that owing to lack OF
funds the P. s. c. could not attempt any
work of that sort this year, and this
statement was considered unsatisfactory
by the town officials.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
TWO YOUNG MEN

OF good education and appearance, over FL
years old, to start as advertising solicitors in
Newark and vicinity and call on merchants and
at stores exclusively. This work gives actual ex-
perlence in talking advertising and proving the
proposition. Preference will therefore be given
to those young men who are willing to study
and learn and who would give the work their
full time, energy and attention. Liberal weekly
advances. See Mr.. Cobb after 3 p. M,
Newark Star.
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HARRISON-E. NEWARK.
Ordered from Town.

Ordered from Town.
John Dunn, who was arrested by
Policeman James Duffy, of Harrison,
Sunday. and who was yesterday given
the option of paying a fine of SIS or
spending a month in Jail by Judge
of town by the magistrate. Dunn lost
no time In leaving.
Overdose Victim Buried.
The funeral of James Riding, W 10,
according to DIR. Henry Alters. of Har-
rison, died Friday night of heart trouble,
caused by taking an overdose of cholera
mixture, took place yesterday afternoon
from the home of his son, Frank Rid
The funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. Samuel II. Switzer, pastor Of
the Harrison Baptist Tabernacle.
Charles Downey. of Pittsfeld, Mass,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Hugh
Martin. of 21T John street, Harrison,
left yesterday for his home,
Miss Mary Lynch. of 216 John street.
Harrison, left yesterday for. Asbury
weeks.
Mayors Joseph P. Riordan, of Har-
rison, n Cornelius A. McGlennon, of
East Newark, have both. been invited
to be present at Sea Grit Thursday,
| August 8, when Governors Day will
be observed. The Harrison executive
will likely. accept the invitation. but
cline owing to the fact that he will be
in the Northwest.
Henry Trapper, of Elmira, N. Y, who
has been the guest of Harrison friends
for tile past few days. left today for
his home.
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re,,,na poyp old Town Hall.

The work of tearing down the old
Kearny Town Hall. bought a short time
ago by the congregation Of the knox
Presbyterian Church. was begun this
morning by contractors employed by the
church directors. Al told in the STAR OF
Saturday, the old hall is to be replaced
with a fine lawn with shrubbery. and the
old frehouse Is to be placed in the rear
and will form an L-shaped parish building
with the present chapel.
Former Mayor George Bayliss, of North
Arlington, now a resident of Montvilie,
near Boonton, is visiting members of his
family iu the borough.
Mrs. william Wanstall, Of Ala Maple
street. Arlington, left yesterday for Brad
ley Beach.
Frederick NJ. Kingsbury. Of "a lakewood
avenue, Arlington, has gone on a Vaca-
.tion to Hale Eddy, N. Y.
Edward ]. Bannigan, of III Magnolia
avenue, Arlington, is at Asbury Park for
a few weeks.
Mrs. James A. Ringgold and daughter
1ueenie, OF 10 Rutherford place, Arlington,
Rave gone on a months trip to Jackson
Vile, Fla.
Harold Fllntoff, of 57 Kearny avenue.
Arlington, who returned yesterday from
a trip to Maine, started today for Rays
Vile. Utah. where he intends to conduct
Q fruit farm.
For annoying girl operatives in the
Marshall Linen Thread Works In kearny
and throwing stones at the mill windows.
two youths. Carmlne Delgengi, of Johnston
avenue, Kearny, and Ernesto Yecca, OF
Eighth avenue, this city. were last night
before Acting Recorder Leonard WINNER
IN the Kearny Police Court and were fined
IS apiece.
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v,o,.,ed rramc ordinance.

Henry vanderwerf, OF Cedar Grove, was
| to rave a hearing today on a charge OF
| violating the traffic ordinance on com
plaint Of Patrolman Patrick Cannon. The
| case was postponed until next Monday,
as Town Clerk Trippett is away on MS
vacation, ana the recorder found II nee
essary to nave a Certified copy or the traI,
created by the Tow Council. Wander
vert was in a barber shop getting shaved
and a boy was in charge of the horse:
to turn the horses head up street. Van
| derwerf, 1t is claimed, ran out of the
| barber shop, his face covered with lather,
turned. He was then arrested and taken
to the police station, his face still covered
with soap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Bean, Of Glen
ridge avenue. are visiting Mrs. bean .
| parents at Germantown. Pa.
Mrs. Alfred o. Forstall and children. of
Midland avenue. are at Bay Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Massman, of Bloom
field avenue, are occupying their bungalow
at Culver's Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Curran and fam
lily, of Christopher street, are at Avon
for the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Dinkins. of Orange
road. are at Fishers Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Abbott and fam
lily, of Eagle Rock way, are touring
through the White Mountains In their
automobile.
Mrs. j. W. Pritchard, George Pritchard
and Miss Helena Sewall, of Holland ter
race, are at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. ]. c. Turner and Miss Turner, of
Mountain avenue, are at Hot Springs. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Bell, of North
Mountain avenue, are at the Mt. Wash
ington. Breton Woods, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Delano and family,
of High street, are at their summer home,
Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Minor, Miss
Eleanor Minor and Puryis Minor. of
Lloyd road. are at the Bluffs. Bay Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver c, Lyon and son,
Oliver c. Lyon, jr, are at Asbury Park.
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John Betz. manager of the Scheuer &
Sons store, has returned from a stay at
Bradley Beach.