Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-02
Dover Notes

Owing to dulness in the iron indus
! try eighty miners and laborerS were
| laid off indefinitely yesterday morn
ing at the Richard mines, near here.
County superintendent of Schools
j. Howard Hulsart of South Morris
street, has announced that the next
| regular examinations for teachers
certificates for Norris county will be
/ held in the high school building,
| here, on the last three Saturdays of
this month, April II. Is and 25. The
| sessions will begin at 9:15 a. m. and
1:15 D. m.
| The Sang Froid and Combination
| quintets Will bowl on the Royal Ar
canum alleys tonight and the Night
/ Hawks and Runners will meet to-
| morrow night.
| The marriage of Charles Harris, of
/ this place, to Miss Dora Grobert, of
/ Brooklyn. has been announced. The
| couple was married in New York city
/ March IL and are now residing in
West Blackwell street.
Funeral services for Mrs. Marie
Tucker aged seventy years, wife of
/ George A. Tucker of Rockaway. were
! h ledtoday in her late home at Rock
/ away, and interment was made in the
| Presbyterian Cemetery, at that place.
| Death, which occurred Wednesday,
| followed an Illness of two weeks from
pneumonia. Besides her husband she
| is survived by daughter Mrs
| George Sturtevant; a son. Joseph
! Porter. two sisters and two brothers.
Charles Radmer, twenty-five years
| old. died at his home in Poppenhusen
| street. Wharton. last night, following
| an illness of two months from COM
| plication of ailments. Funeral ar
! rangements will be completed today.
/ Relatives and friends of Joseph p.
lass were shocked yesterday when
they received word of his death,
which occurred at Adrian, Mich,
Monday night. He was resident of
| Dover for many years and went to
Michigan about six years ago.
Thomas Damann, colored, was
committed to the county Jail at Nor
ristown yesterday afternoon by Po-
lice Justice John W Young, to await
| the action of the grand jury. He is
| charged with the theft of $25 from the
/ home of his employer, Howard H.
King, of South Morris street.
Funeral services for RLester yoor-
I hees, twenty-siX years old, who died
4 at his home in Newark yesterday
morning, will be held tomorrow after
4 noon and interment will be made in
4 the Presbyterian Cemetery at Rock
away. He was a former resident of
Dover.
1 The marriage has been announced
/ of Frank P. Wean and Lena II.
/ Drake, both of this place, which was
solemniZed at the Presbyterian Manse
! March %, by Rev. Peter Mcmillan.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wean are living in
/ Millburn.
! Richard Floyd and daughter, Rose.
of Plains, Pa, are visiting Mr. and
/ Mrs. Thomas Flartey, of Myrtle ave-
nue..
John Ross George Wood and
| George McPharl. all of Paterson, were
| committed to the county jail at Nor
ristown yesterday afternoon by Po-
lice Justice James Hagan, charged
with breaking and entering. The trio
were arrested early yesterday morn
/ ing by I.ackawanna railroad detec-
tives Ralston, Mickels and Gilliland
| for breaking the seal on Lacka-
wanna freight car.
Mrs Laura Deter, of Reading, Pa,
/ Is the guest of Mrs. George Cum
minis, of West Dickerson street.
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