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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-16
GCOS 'C0NDRC|A.ES

| Para dentrO de muy breVeS dlas, eS-
ia indicada una nuuava Asamblaa. Gt
fneral DE asociados de la San Juan
Stock y Produce Exchange. con el i'm
de darr dabida cuenta de las. satisfa,c-
torias cartas iacibiidas pOr Ia Preslden-
cha de tan irnportante corporation CO.
mercial de expenditures y moGineros
de los pumtos productores de los Esta
| dos Unidos, aceptando el contrato
| Dor el cual han de regirse para
sus counpras de arroues, todos los aso-
lciados de la San Juan Stock, discuti-
do y aprobadO por unanmljdad, en-
Asamblea General celabrada al objeto
EN- la seglnda quimcena del pasado mes
de lnIarZO.
Tenemos entendido que, en- la refe-
a.ida vAsamblea, Sc fiara fecha, en- que
ha die connenzar regir dichO cOmtratO,
acceptable de antemano, por producto-
res y expenditures del cereal, en- los
distintos Estados de procedencia,
Otro punto de vital interes para el
comerciO en- general, espera la aproha-
ci0n de las secciones colnerciales de
algunas ciudaldes de la isla, CON ell fin
de someterlo tambien al estudio con-
formidaa de los fa)bricantes y empaca-
donres de los Estados Unidos; este pun
to, disclutido y aprobadO va, pOr los
asOcindos de la San Juan Stock,
tiende corregir la abllslva eos
tumbre de importar grasas, acei
tes ctros productos, en enTases
que no contengan la cantidad de libras
para que ham sido fabricados
Sobre este inmp0rtante asuntO ha pre-
sentado La Asamblea la comisi0n NOM
brada al efecto. un detenido estudio
sobre la diferencia que al pllblico con-
slunidor paga, por los prodalctos que Sc
impOrtan EN- envases con peso nominal
y la economic qua ha de reportar, la
importation en envases de 25, II y 1l2,
10 y 5 libras netas.
Despu6s de un interesante eXordio,
pasa a informar la connisi0n, con nu-
mericos datOs, sobre la conN Neniencia
para el- comel'ciO EN- general de la lsla
de que Sc tonne Cd aclperdo pe poner Ell
vigor desde Ell primero de Julio proXi-
mo, los puntos de la proposition pre-
sentada que resultan de confOrnldad,
despues de ponel' EN- claro las dudas
que durante el curse de la lis
custom han surgido, pasand0 una
atenta COMMUNICATION a las seccionas de
la Camara de Comercio de Ponce y Ma
yaguez, acompailando una copia de la
proposicion aceptAda por los asociad0s
de la Sam Juan Stock . y de cuyas re-
soluciones esta pendiente La Dil'ectiva
de la commercial corporation, con ell fin
de- dentro de un plazo fjado, po-
der alcamzar tamIbien ba confOrmidad
de los e1Mpacadores y fabrlcantes de-
los EstadOs Unidos
Despu6s de deiar acknowledgements
ternEfadOs y puestos en- Vlgor, estos
dos primeros capitulos del ReglamentO
en- estudio, al clpal deberan someterse
todas las opelaciones de la Bolsa de
Comercio de Sam juan, continuaran
siendo objeto de detenido estudio otros
asulntos de mo menor interes para la
industrial y ell cmercio die Puerto Rico
y que, medida que vayan mereciendo
La general aprobaci6n de has Asam-
hleas, iran fernando nunericos apar-
tados del Reglamento en proyecto.
No dejando decaer STU animaci6n ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-16

ben. Juzgan mas c6modo para elos
que el periodista cargue como lln Juan
Lanas con la responsabilidad de esa
collaboration solapada y escurridiza.
Seg1n qln dicho lllgar, sacan castaiias
con mano ajana -. ESQ sic llama fall
ia de caracter. :
~ ~ ..~. -, - Rip-RGD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-16
Leyendo y co:Inentando

Lo ilnico que sigue danao luego en
la isla. es el abomina.ble crimen de Ma
yaguez. Hasta ahora nadie sabe NADIA
die uuiemes fueron los auItores de IAN
barbara atentado 4 la libertad Y a la Vi
da del comercianteJo Jose Reyes. Ira prem
sa de la localidad publica excItaciones
a las autoridades, pero NADIA, M ina
luz Sc We en- eel horizonte que pueda
coronar las gestiones de la pOlicia.
Sc dice que Sc haran mlevas deten-
ciomes.
La opinion pdblica esta EN- especta-
ci0n desde que Sc han iniciado las in
vestigaciones para descubrir a los ase-
sinos 8 asesino del Unfortunate conner
ciante
La policia contin1a t1abajando actl-
vamlente poniendo EN- acci0n su Lntell-
gencia y persplcacla para despeJar to-
tfa inc6gnita y poder atrapar al autor
8 autores del punible hecho.
Como es l0gico slpponer, ell Fiscl Sc
for Sepulveda trabaja activamente,
pero hasta ahora no ha podido presen-
t ar una formal acusaci0n contra los in
dividuos que han estado sufriendo pri-
sion preventiva.
Es seglwo que la policla Sc coronara
de gloria 81 da con los cridninales de
tan abominable atentado Ell BOLE-
TIN espera que las autoridades todas
Sc tomen interes Ell descubrlr los au-
torres del barbara hechO.
Parece que no sc ha hecho caso de la
eXcitaci0n de la prensa, para Ofrecer
una sllma al que de imdicios acerca del
crimen. =.
Cuando el asesimato de Pesante, el
de cien dollars hecho por
el goberno al que descubriera a los au-
torres fue nn eStimulante que pronto
corona las pesquisas de la pOlicia.
No cOmprendemos por que Ell eSta
ocasi0n no sc ha DE hace1. 10 mismo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-16
ADMoR.: Miguel Mascara Garcia
DB I G 4 7 RO
SABADO Y DOMINGO ,

MARINA, la zarzuela siempre agradable
del Maestro Arri6ta congreg6 ell sabado
en- la noche, distinguido piblico en- el
Teatro Municipal.
Nd'1na fue cantada muy bien. desta-
cando extraordinariamente ell notabilisi-
mo baritone Sagi-Barba, que fue obie
to de muy grandes aclamaciones.
Ell gran baritone cant0 muchisimas CO.
plas
Ell tenor Alarc6n estuvo muv feliz on
su parte, ganando muchos aplausos,
En- ell saludo de entrada, fu6 aclama-
dlslmo, y hubo de bisarlO.
Tambien gust0 mucho en- el terceto del
segundo acto.
Ell bajo Banquels, correctisimo en- 81
Rogue
Bien la Gonzalez Consuelito Chaves
en- su papel epis6dico.
Los coros y la orquesta, dignos de
APPLAUSE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-16

Aver Sc vi0 'en Mayaguez un juicio
imteresante. por tratarse de una perso-
ia conocida; la apelaci6n del juicio que
sc lie segula a don Primitive Grau, Te-
,orero del Comit6 Local Unionista, por
uh supuesto delito de viOlaci0n de la
Ley del Servicio Civil.
FL FISCAL, senior Sepnlveda, no encon-
trando pruebas en- contra del delito que
sc imputaba al senior G4'all, pidi0 ell So
breseimiIento de la causa.
Este fano fu6 acogido CON grandes
plnlebas de sat isfacci0n.
Defendia al senior Grau, el licenciado
De Diego.
FIelicitamOs al senior Grau por su alb
soluci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-16

"El D1a'', dedica su editorial es-
tudiar la playa de anonimistas que in
wade Ia prensa de la isla, y de paso, les
regala ell dido CON algunas verdades de
a folio. Y 10 que dice maestro colega
es sencillamemte la verdad mislna.
I'm trabajo an6nino no vale NADIA nj
signifca mazda. ST eS daIlino, ell despre-
cio de las personas honradas califica de
igrlal modo la mala obra y su no menos
malaventumado autor. ST esta inspira-
do en- rn proposito gemer0so Q de Mlte-
res general, sll bondad intr1nseca cae a
TERRA minada por La propia base, no
teniendo opinion conocida que la au-
tOrice.
Ell anonimista es un inclusero inte-
lectual- -seudo intellectual las mas de
las veces, que no tiene p1esto legftimo
EN- ell malndo de las Hdeas.
Aqui en- Puerto Rico, sc ven mauchos
|casos de personals que quleren tratar
asuntos resbalaidizos, sin
poner su frrna al pie de 10 que escri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-16

AHoCHO oC ICpIISO Et COftCJ6 U6 LtE~
renoburgo, con identico 6xito que Ia no.
che del estreno.
La esplendida tiple senorita Vela. fns
.objeto de las mas unanimes celebracio-
nes.
El gran baritone Sagi- i-Barba. esta sen
.cillamente colossal en- ell protagonista.
CamtO Su parte con verdadero derroche
de facultades y con supreme arte, EN- la
romanza, en- ell duo y en- ell concertante
fue deirantemente aclamado.S
La gentil senorita Dlaz, cada noche
Sc hace mas simpatica y arranca con mas
eXpontaneidad los aplausos.
En- ell walls de los besos con ell tenor
Alarcon, estuvo deliciosa
NIuy gracioso ell tenor c6mico senior
Navarro, que hizo reir mucho en- ell prTh-
cipe Basil5O.
La orquesta dirigida por ell notable
Maestro Aguad6, mel'ecedora de todo
aplauso
Ell Se0UndO 0DHNfe.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14

y cRIPEs, ILL SHOW HIM"
i had ever disturbed the peace
EagebrusL State, and the central
bround which the story Of cor
and bribery would center
be his father. For five long
be sat in grim silence, frown-
the miserable traitor, who was
uneasily in his chair under
glare Of the hereditary Blount
But when all was over the trai-
gained bis point.
to it," said Blount sharply
out your own affidavit and get
y more as you can to back II
hing the papers here to me be-
] and . o'clock this afternoon
all. Now 20 before | am
TO throw you out neck and
II somebody doesn't kill you
5 piece Of treachery you will
Ping In big luck"
Gryson was gone Blount put
hat and went straight to the
! rooms OF the Daily Capital.
nsopr the thin faced, long haired
was bumped in his chair over
sk blue penciling copy like q
inning race against time.
ust a minute" he said when
stood beside him, And then,
the copy on the hook, Now
IL you"
pt had marked the unusual
activities in the newspaper
10 had Instantly put two and
eether.
re at work pretty early for q
V paper force, aren't YOU
lsop" he asked.
bet We arew was the quick re-
ht Is the natter queried
rent Won heardT' said the ed
somebody heaven only knows
pas been gathering up a lot OF
registration evidence involvint
uo|on Of the principal towns II
'e The stuff came TO us 10y
Underground route. but it's re
III right It's n corker. There !
'oo repeaters challenged In thu
81 The polls tomorrow. and NJ
wing can tell what the outcome
b."
NJ saw a great light. which sud
grew to clarifying brightness.
ON does The scandal involve
hS"p;' he asked quietly.
IH The long barred editor grey
sly embarrassed. You're wit
punt that | know. But you ar
our fathers son. There are onl
rohtno md me boss In the Sage
Ito he continued
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-07-14
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
BIDDING FOR
CITY HOSPITAL SUPPLIES.
Health Board Votes to Change
Purchasing Methods.

City Hospital supplies are to be pur-
chased through competitive bidding
hereafter. This was decided by the
Board of Health last night. Commits
sioner Vance advocated the plan which
was strongly objected to by Commits
sioner Wrightson. The latter finally
voted with the other members, making
the vote unanimous.
Last year the miscellaneous supplies
for the hospital cost the city $4,000.
n $54. 900 additional was spent for
~sustenance, according to the report
of Commissioner Vance. The objection
of DIR. Wrightson was grounded on his
belief that no chances of obtaining in
ferior grades of food should be taken
as they were for the sick. He added
that the price now paid for the better
grades of supplies could not be OBJ
tanned by anyone but those in au-
thority at the City Hospital.
DR.. Charles F Baker was appointed
acknowledgements at a salary of 1000
a year. He will begin his duties July
/ and make daily visits to the hos
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
FORCED BY THREATS TO
WED, SAYS YOUNG GIRL.
Husband Held for Action Of
Grand jury.

RAILWAY, June 21.-James Kallika
was arrested and arraigned yesterday
afternoon before Police Justice John
w. Buckley, charged with compelling
through threats Eva Heupfel, aged 16
years, to marry him. The charge is
made by the girls guardian, Frank
Woelf, of 80 Bond street, Elizabeth,
and Kate Heupfel, of 1924 Park place,
Brooklyn, who We're represented by
Mayor Stein. of Elizabeth. The girl
stated that Kallika threatened to kill
her if she did not submit to his wishes
and in fear she consented to marry
him. She took off her wedding ring
and gave it to the officer to give to
Kallika, who has been bartender for
Fred caminade, in his saloon at IL
Cherry street,
The girl has been missing for several
months, and was located In this city
a few days ago by her uncle. Frank
Woelf, when it was learned that she
and Kallika were married in Newark.
Judge Buckley held Kallika in $500
bonds for the grand jury.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
INFANT MORTALITY HERE
GREATER THAN LONDON'S.
Tents Suggested for Treatment
of Sick Babies.

THE death rate among infants in
this city for 1870" said DR.. julius
Levy before the Board of Health SAINT
tsry committee last night, was great
err than in the city of London There
is q great need of facts regarding these
deaths. and we should know from what
the babies are dying and where"
A delegation from the public welfare
committee urged the board to establish
a statistical map which will show
where the deaths of the infants occur
and when. This will enable them to
know in what section of the city most
of the children die. 1T was also sug-
gested that a roll of honor of diaries
supplying milk suitable for babies be
kept.
DIR. Levy urged the establishment OF
tents in crowded tenement districts for
the treatment of sick babies. He pro-
posed to treat the babies in the day
time and send them home nights. The
nurses would also nave an opportunity
of inspecting the homes and instruct
ing the mothers in sanitary methods
of housekeeping. Mothers are to be
instructed in the care of their children
by physicians of their own nation
atty.
The question of tho disease-breeding
fly was discussed by DR.. William Buer-
mann and former Sheriff Frank II.
Sommer, who urged the board to take
steps to reduce infant mortality.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
COUNCIL HOLDS FINAL
MEET IN OLD QUARTERS.

The final session of General Runyon
Council, Royal Arcanum, was held in
Reliable Hall last evening, as the next
meeting of the council will apen in the
new rooms in the New Auditorium in
Orange street OF Wednesday evening,
July II. Regent William H. Findon
presided at the closing session in the
old quarters last night, and the mem
bers were out in force. A social time
followed the executive meeting and
plans were discussed for holding 3
house-warming in the new hall in the
near future. The council also COM
pleted the details for its participation
in the Arcanum Day celebration. which
will -be held at Olympic Park on Fri
day next.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
DEMOCRATS WILL MAKE
UP SLATE NEXT SUNDAY,

The slate-making meeting of the
County Democratic Executive Commit
tee will be held next Sunday at Avon
by-the-Sea, where the organization
choice for a candidate for sheriff will
be named. The three men whose names
in connection with the ~shrievalty NOM
nation. are Judge Charles L. Herr,
John #. Monohan and Elmer A. Day.
Judge Herr has not been seeking the
nomination, but declares he will run, il
selected. Mr.. Monohan and Mr.. Day
have been conducting a strenuous cam
paign and have secured a number Of
pledges from the different wards.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
ACCUSE BURGLAR ALARM
INVENTOR OF BURGLARY.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Marshall Soc
field, whose name is on record in the
patent office as an inventor and manu-
facturer of burglar alarms, is under
arrest here today. charged with bur-
glary.
The complainant against him, John
Bernard, declares that his apartment
on the West Side was forced open yes
terday afternoon and $50 in cash, a gold
watch and chain, two gold match
boxes, a fountain pen and two razors
were taken. The janitor told him that
Soefield and two other men were around
the apartment az the time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
friends, of the lodge we're present and

friends. of the lodge we're present and
a banner time was enjoyed.
A musical entertainment with ample
refreshments was provided, and the at
fair proved n of the most successful
held by Henry Clay in recent years.
Those who aided in the arrangements
were Chancellor Commander Edward
j. Anderson, James Mitchell. George L..
Cardwell, w. H.. ~Beardsley, Matson
Williamsl Harry Ashton, Arthur Read,
William III. De Mott, l.. p. Hoffman
and George A. Altemeir.
On next Sunday the lodge will con-
duct a memorial day service in COM
memoration of deceased brothers, Ad-
dresses and an appropriate musical
program will feature the session.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
BOARD CONSIDERING BIDS.

A number of bids for general supplies
for the Board Of Education are being
considered by Commissioners Taylor
and Breunig, who were appointed a
subcommittee for tabulation. The
bids were received at the meeting of
the board last night, and call for the
equipment of the East Side CONNER
cial and Manual Training High School
and various repairs. Those to be
awarded the contracts will probably be
notified following the next meeting Of
the committee on buildings. grounds
and supplies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21

for the suit has been taken they see no
more of this unknown party.
IT have been interviewed by at least
a dozen people who have called for their
suits charging that they gave my rep
resentatiye a certain deposit and stat
ing that they are ready and willing to
pay the balance and that they desire
the suit of clothes. This matter has
been turned over to the Fourth Pre-
clnct police, who are working on the
matter"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21

dispensed. Several prominent officials
of the order were also the guests of
the council.
The committee having charge of the
affair consisted of d. Halsey Phil
hover, Edward r. Mielich, Oscar T.
Eble and Edwin e. Dodd. The retir-
ing officers, who assisted in the recep-
ton, comprised Henry W. Klepp, Fer
dinand Coudert, Benjamin Hosley, Fred
L. Van Volkenberg. Ellis Reddin' IT,
Wliliarl Kuhn, sr., J. Boettner, b y
Eaton S. Abrams, Frank Bien, j. Rus
sell Tick. Otto ,connard and H. Leu
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
GIVES PATRIOTIC ADDRESS
AT JR. 0. U. A. M. SOCIAL

The Rev. Albertus T. Brock, pastor
of the Clinton Avenue Reformed
Church, delivered a patriotic address
before the members of General Putnam
Council. Jr. o. U. A. M, at a "red-let-
ter-day' social held at the rooms, II
West Park street, last evening. A
smoker followed the speech -making and
ice cream and other refreshments were
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
TAILOR SAYS IMPOSTER
POSES AS HIS SOLICITOR.

Some unknown party is soliciting or
ders for suits and trousers in the name
Of Harry Bierman. a merchant tailor of
s West street, according to a statement
made by Mr.. Bierman. This impos-
ter says Mr.. Bierman, lis taking de-
posits of as mu h money as they give
for a deposit. After the measurement
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21

pital. Tho commissioners also ap-
pointed William II. Eigenbroadt and
Edward H.. Vincent as permanent
chauffeurs.
A pavilion costing $500 for female
tubercular patients will be erected.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
MANY ATTEND SMOKER
OF HENRY CLAY LODGE

A roll-can, entertainment and smoker
was held under the auspices Of Henry
clay Lodge, Knights of Pythias, at the
hall. 44S Broad street. last evening.
Many past chancellors, members and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21

This evening, the members of Nerar
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will con-
duct a social and house-warming in
the new hall at PSI Orange street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21

A gathering of members and friends
of Anna Pfeifer Circle, Companions Of
the Forest of America, enjoyed a~.trolley
ride to Bayonne Park last evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21

The annual excursion of tho German
Evangelical Lutheran Church will be
held tomorrow, and the destination will
be Glen Island. from Commercial wharf,
this city, on the steamer Majestic.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21

CITY BRIEFS


The annual outing of the original
Third Ward Guards was arranged for
at the meeting of the members at
Christian Lutz's Hall, 1923 Halsey street,
last night. The affair will be held on
July 80 at North Beach, Long Island.
At st. James's Hospital today 1t was
stated that Owen O'Brien, of AZ Chest
nut street, who was struck bN a railing
plank on the Plank road near the
Passaic wharf yesterday, is suffering
from a broken left leg. O'Brien is Al
years old and is employed by the
Public Service Corporation.
A shirtwaist dance at TurnbuII Audi
torium tonight will be the first social
venture of the Benedicts. It's MEM
bers comprise the De Sofa Baseball
Club, which head the league in which
il plays. All the members are married
men.
The committee In charge of the work
of obtaining subscriptions for the New
Hope Baptist Church today set out to
obtain $500 by Saturday night. That
sum must be accumulated or promised
by the remainder of the week in order
| to purchase the site at so Sussex ave-
nue.. which has been selected for the
church.
The Newark branch of the Retail
| Clerks International Protective Asso-
citation, Local No. 206, has issued an
other appeal to the public to help its
members in the movement to have all
stores closed by shutdown. They ask
that the daylight stores" be patron
lied in place of the ."open at all
hours"
Another modcrn building will tax
the place of one of Springfield ave-
nue's old structures through the sale
of the site at 81, IS and So Springfield
avenue, it was learned today. The pur-
| chaser is George A. hermann, of Sum
nit. and the consideration is said to.
be S72, 900. Mr.. hermann will build when
the present lease expires.
The Rev. Charles Beach CoBdit, pastor
of the Trinity Reformed Church, in
East Ferry street, win address the
members Of Marcus l.. Ward Council,
Jr. 0. U. A. M, on Sunday evening,
July 2.
"
A Iunch-box social will be held in the
chapel of the Emmanuel Reformed
Episcopal Church, at Broad and Fourth
avenues, this evening. The affair will
be conducted by the women of the
congregation.
reception wal rendered the former
pastors of the DeGroot Methodist Epis-
copal Church, at South Orange and
Littleton avenues, last evening, by the
members of the flock This service fol-
lows the iftieth anniversary church
Z observance, held last Sunday.
The annual excursion of the German
Evangelical Lutheran Church will be
held tomorrow, and the destination will
be Glen Island. from Commercial wharf,
this city, on the steamer Majestic.
This evening, the members of Newark
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will CON
duct a social and house-warrning in
the new hall at PSI Orange street.
A gathering of embers and friends
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21

reception was rendered the former
pastors of the DeGroot Methodist Epis-
copal Church, at South Orange and
Littleton last evening, by the
members of the flock. This service fol-
lows the fftieth anniversary church
observance, held last Sunday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21

The annual outing of the original
Third Ward Guards was arranged for
at the meeting of the members at
Christian Lutz's Hall, 1923 Halsey street,
last night. The affair will be held on
80 at North Beach, Long Island.