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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
Many Pastors to Assist
at Anniversary Meeting

Since Rev. DR.. William P. Lawrence
came to the Union Baptist Church,
negro, lakewood avenue, Orange,
seven years ago, the work among the
negroes of that denomination has
greatly increased. This fact Is to be
recognized at the anniversary meet
ing to be held on Tuesday evening,
February 10. when the pastor will be
assisted by a number of olergymen.
Among those who will take part are
Rev Daniel z. Glare. pastor of the
Hawthorne Avenue Baptist Church,
East Orange. representing the Morris
and Essex Baptist Association; Rev.
Dr. John Fulton Patterson, pastor of
the Central Presbyterian Church, Or
ange: Rev George P. Eastman, pas
tor Of Orange Valley Congregational
Church, and Rev. DR.. W. W. Vaughn,
of Plainfield. On Sunday, February
s. Rev. DIR. William M. Moss, pastor
of the Concord Baptist Church.
Brooklyn will preach the anniversary
sermon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31

Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the Board OF Trustees OF the Village OF
South Orange, held on Monday evening,
scented and read, Of which the following is
q copy
An ordinance to provide for the CONSTITUTE
ton OF a sidewalk OIL the south side OF
South Orange Avenue between West End
Road and the village line
BE i ordained by the Board OF Trustees of
the Village OF South Orange as follows:
Section /. That a concrete and cement
sidewalk shall be constructed on the south
side of South Orange Avenue from West
End Road westerly to the village line in
accordance with such plans. prohles cross
section and specifications as will be pre-
pared for same by the Village Engineer.
Section ?. That the expense of the said
Improvement shall be assessed upon the
owner or owners Of tho lands and real est ate
peculiarly benefited thereby. In accordancs
with the provisions OF the statutes in such
cases made and provided
Section 3. That all ordinances or parts Of
ordinances Inconsistent with the provisions
of this ordinance be and the same ara
hereby repealed.
Notice Is hereby given that q meeting OF
the Board OF Trustees Of the Village OF South
Orange VIII be held in their council room
February the 10th 1914. at eight o'clock,
at which time and place the said board win
proceed to consider said ordinance.
M. A. FITzSIMMONS,
jan24sl Village Clerk
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
FIND HILLS BILL
WAS JUST CHARGE
Check Sent to Water Engineer
for Statement Saxelby
Criticised.

Assured by the finance committee
OF the City Council that a bill Of
1921. 10 which he rendered for obtain
ing data for an elaborate report he
made on sewage disposal was a just
charge Water Commissioner Nicholas
N. Hill, jr.. of East Orange, has ac-
eepted a check for the money.
Mr.. Hill declined to take the money
after Frederick Saxelby, chairman of
the council, made reference to : the
bill when the water commissioner re-
signed from the special sewage adj
visory committee of the city with
two engineers because they did not
approve of Mr. SaXelby continuing
as head of the governing body and at
the same time being president of the
Sterilization Company which wants
the council to consider a proposition
to erect a disposal plant at a cheaper
cost than will be required for an I'm
hoff system.
The council chairman's criticism of
the bill ineensed Mr.. HILL and in
holly worded letter the commissioners
refused payment until an investiga-
ton. Mr.. Hill did not charge for the
time it required him to frame the re-
port, which was undoubtedly the most
comprehensive of any the city Off
cials have vet received. The COM
missioner itemized the expenses,
showing what every cent was spent
for.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
Blames Weinberg Also for
Row at Orange Card Party

The insistence of Louis Weinberg
that David Abrams make the an
nouncement alleging cheating at the
whist party of the Congregation Agu-
oath Achim Anshe, of Orange, last
Wednesday night, was the prime
cause of the row in English's Hall,
East Orange, according to a state
ment made today by Max N. Mindlin,
a prominent Orange man and member
of the congregation. 1T is wrong to
put all the blame on Abrams" said
Mr.. Mindlin. "He was hasty in COM
plying with the request Of Weinberg,
who insisted that an announcement
be made, but Weinberg's insistence
that a statement be made Is at the
bottom of the trouble"
Mr.. Abrams has good voice and
Mr.. Weinberg's vocal powers are not
SO strong, hence the vice-president of
the State Liquor Dealers Association
was made announcer for the whist
party Complaints by women and
others that -year-old youth
had too many points to his credit
caused the allegations that nearly
broke up the social function.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
Passed Ordinance.

An ordinance to vaoate part of Wyoming
= W S Constance es Hart. Of South Or
ange has brought g suit in equity against
the Village of South Orange and others, to
laid out by ordinance passed at meeting
of this board, held on the nineteenth day
Of Desem md 1919 II, and for otnsr relief rs
claiming that part of her property was
taken for said avenue without making any
compensation to her therefor, and
Whereas. A rule to show cause and re-
straining order was granted therein on the
fourteenth day of April. 1918, and
suit shall be settled by the passage by this
board Of an ordinance vacating the herein
after described parts OF said wyoming Ave
passage by the Board of Chosen Freeholders
Of the County of Essex of a resolution rati-
flying and consenting TO such vacation. and
vacating the said parts of said Wyoming
avenue, and BY the payment by the village
OF South Orange OF the ~
Constance Hart will release said village
from all claims with reference to said
Now therefore be 1t ordained by the Board
OF Trustees of the Village of South Orange
Section l. That all those parts OF wyoming
NNI First 7 Traet-Beginnng in the westerly
line Of lot No; T. on map OF Tiliou Road
b. L. p. Taylor, April. 1893. and filed In the
Office of the Register of Essex County. at a
and nine feet and eighty hundredths OF a
foot from the intersection OF the game with
tho southerly line of Tillou Road thence in
continuation of the said westerly line of
lot No 10 south forty-three degrees west
forty feet and sixty-five hundredths of a
foot: thence south forty degrees
fifty huudredths of foot to the westerly
line of proposed wyoming avenue; thence in
proposed wyoming Avenue north forty-three
| degrees east forty feet and forty-hve hum
lredths OF foot; thence north forty-sx de-
grees twenty-six and one-half minutes west
twelve feet and fifty hundredths of foot
to the place of beginning.
Second Tract-Beginning in the easterly
| line of lot No. 10 on map of Tillou Road
property. South Orange, New Jersey, made
office of the Regis;er OF Essex County at
a point therein distant southerly two hun
grsd and ten feet ,s and ts hun
said line with the southerly line of Tillou
Road; thence in continuation of said easterly
line Of lot No. 10 south forty-three degrees
seven degrees twenty-three minutes west
twelve feet and fifty hundredths of a foot
to the ea .sty line Of proposed wyoming
easterly. line of proposed wyoming avenue
north forty-three degrees east thirty mine
feet and twenty hundredths of foot; thence
south forty-six degrees twenty six and one
half minutes east twelve feet and fifty hun
dredths of foot to the place Of begin
ordinance approved December 10, 1910, be
and the same are hereby vacated. In as full
and effectual a manner as though the same
had not been laid out and opened by said
ordinance.
Section 3 All ordinances Inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed, and this ordl-
Passed January 10, 1914.
FRANCIS sPEIR,
NJ. A. FITzsIMMoNs,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31

Barringer High School was I'M
able to stop the final squirt of East
Orange High School yesterday after
noon. and the suburbanites won out
finally by a score of 25 to IL in a
New Jersey Interscholastic League
game played on the Barringer court
The East Orange team played a stiff
game from start to finish.
Barringer again suffered the lack
of an accurate goal shot in its lineup.
Even when the ball had been passed
to within easy shooting distance in
the first half the Barringer forwards
would give the leather a wild toss,
and the advantage would be lost.
Doggett, a new star. developed In
the East Orange lineup. Brentano
and Barnes were out of the game,
and Doggett substituted for the for
mer in the second half. in the course
of which he tailed four field goals.
Barringer was only a few points
behind East Orange until the latter
part of the second half, when the
suburbanites pulled rapidly away.
The lineup:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
MONTCLAIR

The men of the First Baptist
Church held a social last night, at
which the pastor, Rev. DR.. Harry
Emerson F'osdick. was the guest of
honor. DR.. Fosdick has been granted
four weeks vacation by his congrega-
ton. He expects to preach at Yale
next Sunday and the Sunday follow
ing, and then, accompanied by Mrs.
Fosdick, will sail for a stay at Ber-
muda.
Miss Janet Golfers Germany, grad
uate of the College of Music, Cincin-
natl, is a guest OF Mrs. Charles c..
Germany, of South Fullerton avenue.
The annual meeting of the Noun
tainside Hospital Association will be
held in the Evans Nurses Home next
Thursday afternoon. Reports will be
read and governors will be elected.
Miss Edna Higgins and Miss Dor
othy Gage, of Plymouth street, will
sail for Bermuda next month, to re-
main until April.
Miss Anna Rose, a student at Vas
sar, who has been in the infirmary
of that cottage, seriously Ill with ap-
pendicitis for some time, is much i'm
proved, and is spending the week
end at her home in Imwood avenue.
Miss Anna Tompkins, Of Park
street, has issued invitations for a
Valentine party at her home on Sat
urday, February ID.
Eagle Rock Chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution, held a
business meeting yesterday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs, w. Herschei
Collins, on South Mountain avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer e. Rittenhouse,
of Claremont avenue, have returned
from a stay of several weeks in
Florida.
Mrs. Maurice John SHETLAND, of
Afterglow way. gave a reception at
her home last night in honor of Mrs.
Horace Monroe SHETLAND and the
Misses SHETLAND.
Mrs. William Harris, of Elm street,
Is entertaining her sister, Miss Lydia
Baldwin, of East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Copper, of
Upper Mountain avenue, will spend
February at Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Dickinson Griffith, of Gates
avenue, entertained q. bridge club at
her home Yesterday afternoon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
VILLAGE OF SOUTH ORANGE.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
Ordinance on First Reading.

Notice is hereby given that at meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the Village Of
South Orange held on Monday evening, Janu--
airy 10, 1914. an ordinance was presented
and read OF which the following is a copy:
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
ton of pipe sewers in certain streets and 1
ange. in the County of Essex, to be con-
neoted with the joint trunk or outlet sewer:
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of
the Village Of South Orange as follows:
Section 10. That there shall be constructed
and laid pipe sewers In the Village of South
Orange in accordance with the maps, prohles.
plans and specifications made by the Village
Engineer, which plans will be flied in the
office of the Village Clerk. such. sewers to
highways and right of ways, and between
the following points; -
southeasterly for a distance of six hum
dred and fifty-one feet. an eight-inch sewer
and a six-inoh sewer in the right of way
through the lands of Deeb. Amin and the
Hillside Terrace, from Montrose Avenue
northwesterly TO the Orange line. and also
Uses In the rear through lands of the Chas.
r.. Piper Company an eight-inch sewer.
northeasterly to the Orange line. an eight
inch sewer.
Stirling Avenue, from Centre street north
westerly to the village line, an eight-inch
sewer.
West Fairview Avenue, from Irvington
Avenue southwesterly to South Third Street,
South Third Street from Tichenor Ave-
nue. southeaaterly to West Fairview avenue.
an eight-inch sewer.
Lackawanna Place, from Valley street
northwesterly to the Lackuwanna Railroad,
southwesterly to the soutAwesterly end Of
Lackawanna Place, and northeasterly
Lane sewer outlet, an eight-inch sewer.
Notice Is hereby given that meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees of the Village of
South Orange win be held in their Council
Rooms in the Village Hall. at eight O'Clock
p. M, Monday, February 10, 1914. at which
time and place the said Board Will proceed
to consider said ordinance.
M A. FITZSTNIAdONS.
jan24,3f Village Clerk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
MAY RUN STORE ON
COOPERATIVE PLAN
Caldwell Board of Trade to
Consider Scheme at Meet
ing on Tuesday.

The advisability of establishing a
cooperative store in Caldwell will be
considered by the Caldwell Board Of
Trade at meeting next Tuesday
night. 1t is contended by some Of
the members of the board that there
is a demand for such an enterprise
and that it will be supported by the
people.
1t is planned to have Emerson 2.
Harris, president of the Montclair
Cooperative Society, present the
matter at a public meeting in Cald-
well next month. The plans for the
meeting will be discussed Tuesday
night. If it is deemed advisable to
invite Mr.. Harris to speak he will
doubtless tell the methods that have
made the Montclair institution sue
cessIul,
Mr.. Harris sums up the advan-
tages of the cooperative store in this
manner:
"Ten per cent. and upwards is need
lessly cut off from the buying power
of every average dollar spent for food
in town,
Adequate protection of tire con-
sumner against adulteration, debase-
ment and uucleanliness of foods is
possible under a system where sew
eral dealers engage in a disorderly
scramble for profits where one ef-
ficient store would suffice.
1.-THE remedy lies in the use of
plant of such size and arrangement
as to make for the utmost efficiency
and economy. the business of pro-
curing and distributing foods to be
owned and conducted comparatively
by consumers.
such an agency, ably managed and
for adequate inspection and
sanitary handling of foods, and the
returning of all savings to consumers,
would give the housewife such aSsur-
ance of quality. purity, cleanliness
and economy as could be had in no
other wav"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
Special Music Service in
St. James Church, MOntclair

A special program has been pre-
pared for a musical service In St
James's Episcopal Church, Upper
Montclnir, tomorrow afternoon by the
vested choir Of thirty-four voices and
six soloists. The solosts are; Miss
Blanche Connolly, soprano; Mrs. u.
III. Roehr, alto; Master Donald Par
sons. soprano; Harry Dodd, tenor;
William Raymond, bass; Herman
Hupfeldt, violinist. The program,
which will be under the direction of
Herman B. Reese, organist and choir
master. follows: Prelude, Andantino,
Martini: PROFESSIONAL hymn, "Onward,
Christian Soldiers" Fuller; Magn1h-
cat in ID. Nunc Dimittis. Field; an
them, abide with Me- Barnby; Of
fertory, "Hark, Hark, My Soul, Smell
ey. occasional hymn. Sing, Alleiu-
la" Mark; postlude, Coronation
March, from lie Prophite," Meyer
beer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
SOCIETY WOMAN
Hailed TO COURT
Must Answer for Failure to Re-
port Measles Case in
Maplewood.

For the second time in three weeks
a woman will be hailed to court in
.Maplewood next Wednesday for fail
Ing TO report cases of measles in her
family to the South Orange Town
ship Board of Health within the
time specified in the township health
code. Mrs. C. Ewald Mcneil. Of
RidEewood road. wife of former Town
shin Committeeman G. Ewald Men
raj. and prominent socially. Is TO be
defendant in the second case, and
DIR. G. Herbert Taylor, township
health inspector, the complainant.
Dr.. Tayior alleges that Mrs. Men
al failed to notify him within twelve
davs after three of her children,
Hugo, Helen and Ewald Mcneil, 1r.
had contracted the measles, an cpl
<le71ic of which has held sway in the
Mapiewood section of the township
for several weeks. At the physician
request Acting Police Justic William
J Hackelton today issued a sum-
mons for Mrs. Mcneil to appear IN
court on Wednesday morning for the
alleged violation.
since the epidemic of measles had
it's inception in Maplewood early last
month more than sixty cases were re-
Dorted to Dr. Taylor. The epidemic is
now checked, however, the official be-
lieves.
When the epidemic was at its height
DR.. Taylor issued an order warning
mothers that in cases where physi-
clans were not called to treat commu-
nicable diseases they would be held
responsible and required to report the
cases to the health authorities. One
woman was brought to court and fined
SO
To check the spread of the measles
In Maplewood all Sunday schools were
kept closed for three weeks and the
public schools were closed for two
weeks. Though the epidemic has been
checked, odd cases are being reported
10 Dr. Taylor, and his decision to
"a lse every possible pFecaution against
= repetition of the epidemic resulted
in him making the complaint against
AIRS. Mcneil
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BAR SEX HYGIENE
Montclair Board Makes Dis
missal Penalty for Vio-
lating Ruling.

By a resolution passed by the Mont
clair Board of Education last night
teaching of sex hygiene in the schools
is prohibited. Any employee of the
school system who is found talking,
distributing books or even Offering to
lend books on the subject will be dis
missed.
There was no preliminary explana-
ton of the resolution when offered
by Commissioner William j. Carr.
Commissioner Elmer H. Neff seconded
the resolution without comment. and
every member of the board voted for
its passage simply by saying AYE"
Members of the Board Of Education
refused to discuss the passage of the
resolution after the meeting and even
when asked whether the censuring of
Professor William Wiener, of the
Central High School. this city, had
anything to do with its passage, re-
fused to make comment. At the last
meeting of the teachers committee of
the Newark Board of Education Mr..
Wiener was ordered to cease dis
tributing books on sex hygiene to pu-
pills of the school.
Starrett & Van Valeck, archi-
tects, of New York, presented a
bill for $4,000 for the drawing of
plans and specifications for a pro-
posed new high school to cost
$4,000.
The plans for which the bill was
presented were accepted by the
school board, but an application of
the Board of School Estimate to the
Common Council to issue bonds to
meet the cost of building was re-
jected. The concensus Of opinion of
those present last night was that the
Board of Education will see that the
architects are paid.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
Thieves Visit Four Saloons
in Orange and West Orange

Thieves visited three saloons in
South jefferson street, Orange, and
one over the line, in Mitchell street,
West Orange, early today. They
cleaned up $14S and some liquors in
the saloons of Louis Wildstein, at
Forest and South Jefferson streets;
Patrick Flaherty, in Glebe street, and
Philip Faletto, at 1886 South Jefferson
street. The men had lite difficulty in
getting in the thirst places and
worked so quietly they aroused no
one.
In Wildstein's place they forced a
rear window and took IS and a pint
of whiskey. At Flaherty's they got in
an open fanlight and took SEQ. and
Faletto's side window offered easy en-
trance and netted SIS. The men also
ransacked the sideboard and other
dining-room furniture, but evidently
secured nothing of value.
At the saloon conducted by Mrs.
Amilo Russo, Mitchell street, West
Orange. the thieves got only one good
dollar and four bad quarters. En-
trance was gained through a rear
window.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
To Honor LincoIn's Memory

Under the auspices Of the Sunday
Afternoon Lyceum of Calvary Baptist
Church. East Orange, will honor the
memory of Lincoln at special exer-
cises on February 10, Henry Lincoln
Johnson, recorder Of deeds in Wash
ington, will be the principal speaker.
Harry Burleigh, baritone of st.
Georges Episcopal Church, New
York Oscar Brooks, operate tenor,
and Madame Daisy Tapey soprano,
will sing. Miss Clara Scudder will be
accompanist. Rev. DIR. Fred II. But
Ter, of Montclair, will preside Miss
Emma Y. Pendleton is president of
the Lyceun and Miss Beatrice Will
Jams secretary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31
VILLAGE OF SOUTH ORANGE.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Notice is hereby given that at meeting
Of the Board of Trustees Of the Village OF
South Orange, held. on Monday evening,
January IS. 1914, an ordinance was pre-
sented and read of which the following Is
a copy:
1914.
Be 1t ordained by the Board of Trustees Of
the vilase Of South Orange as f ,sa6 IS
In the year one thousand nine hundred
and fourteen, upon the persons and prop
erty in said village liable to taxation, the
following sums Of money which the said
Board of Trustees deem expedient ana
necessary for the following purposes, 70
Section .. For lighting streets. $4,000 90
Section 3. For road purposes, in
Guiding the grading or regrad-
ing, gravellng or regravelins,
or otherwise improving streets
and highways and for regulating,
cleaning and keeping in repair
the streets and highways. $4,000 90
lice Department. .p. 10000 90
Section 5. For payment Of any In
debtedness of the village or any
interest on such Indebtedness Of
vision for for 1914. . saa,s5l SO
Section g. For the contingent ex-
penses of the village as follows;
men HpO' ..... NV $1,000 90
pubic baiidings' ...'...... $4,000 90
c. For the Board of HEALTH. $4,000 %
sewer system ,......... $1,000 90
e. For the support OF the poor $500 90
[. For payment for street i'm
proyement assessed against the
village on ten payment plan. $500 90
g. For contingent excess =. $1,000 90
ground 'a p $1,000 90
t. For maintenance Of parks $500 90
j. For payment of scavenger
contract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S2,SO4 W
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of
the Boa ID Of Trustees of the Village OF
South Orange will be held in their Council
Rooms in the Village Hail. at eight o'clock
p. M. Monday. February IT, 1914. at which
time and place the said board win proceed
to consider said ordinance.
NJ. A. FITZSIMMOSS,
jan24.31 Village Clerk.