Italian youths fined for theft of railroad equipment
Three Italian boys from Elizabeth area aged 15 to 17 were arrested by Officer Birmingham after brass pipes and hose were found under their jackets on Westfield avenue. They claimed possession of missing railroad couplings from a Cranford line. Judge Woodruff fined each $5 and costs. parents paid.
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Fo-Cile
Oscar Birmingham
Soundhouse
Central Railroad
Chatinn
Railroud
Gaffney
Woodruff
Surprise Birthday Dinner in Roselle Park
William P. Bonnell of 15 Westfield avenue was surprised when friends hosted a birthday dinner at his home. Mrs. Bonnell invited guests while Bonnell was taken to inspect the new schoolhouse by George H. Horman. Attendees included Captain and Mrs. Atk ins, Mr. and Mrs. Horman, Mrs. Bonnell, the Voorhis family, the Dushaneks, Carve Bonnell, Elizabeth Bonnell, and Enos Bonnell, with cornet violin and piano music.
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Roselle Park
William P. Bonmeil
Westfield Avenue
Bonnell
Alfred Atkins
George H. Horman
Elizabeth Bonnell
Union
Mir
George Voorhis
Missoorhis
Newark
John du
Rock Band Concert Ends Church Entertainment Series
A large audience enjoyed a Till family concert at First Methodist Episcopal Church last evening, the final of four events arranged by the church official board. Mr Till and his three daughters performed instrumental and vocal pieces in a varied program. Take your prescriptions to Horning's pharmacy. Only registered pharmacists employed.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Till
Jo Ag
Horning
The Flight of Birds in Autumn Skies
A vivid note on nocturnal migration among birds led by experienced fliers. The English robin and many finches prefer night travel, guided by senior birds, while swallows transit by day. The horned lark and robin’s ankle motion are highlighted as graceful traits.
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Ruskin
Goly
Néwarms
Rual
Michelet
Swallow
F. Pate
Devonshire
Africa
Debutante Miss Maud Bryan Foote Fetes at Broad Street Reception
Miss Maud Bryan Foote made her debut at a reception hosted by Mrs. Frederick Harrington Levey and Miss Levey at 323 North Broad Street. The event featured a lace gown, violets, roses, and elaborate rooms with pink roses, American Beauties, and Lawson pinks. Attendees included many social figures and a large guest list from Philadelphia and New York.
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Maud Bryan Foote
Frederick Harrington Levey
Miss Levey
North Broad Street
Percy Gray
Edward Florance
Bispham
Washington
Walter MacDowell
Helen W. Haines
Isabelle Williamson
Dorothy M. Clark
Carolyn M. Value
Hannah B. Stockton
Elsie W. Milligan
Katherine Chetwood
Katherine N. Olmsted
Anna A. Rankin
Eliabeth M. Thomas
Margaret 8. Edwards
Simons
New York City
James H. Alexander
J. Leon Ale Airs
Edward S Atwater
J. Warner Allen
William Adair
Robert C. Bogart
Samuel Bonnell
Emmons Bryant
Palmer H. Charlock
John A. Cissel
Thomas M. Clark
Christopher R. Carter
Walter Chandler
Allan H. Church
John Henderson
Charles H. K. Haley
Samuel Holmes
DeWitt C. Jones
Clinton Mackenzie
Hugh Nelson
William. N. Olmsted
Batd G. Ouldes
Nicholas Lowe
Chouteau Fe
John =akin
Rodgers
Benjamin R. Seaman
George C. Thomas
Charles Townsend
Frederick B. Williamson
Edward G Woodruf
Edward ML. Wood
Frederick M Waterbury
Albert &. Wright
V. Weir
Edward A. Weeks
William M
Oscar Vesin
Montclair
Meagan Homans
George Muldnor
Carrier
Jean D. Egleston
Eakin
Ler Green
Howe
Nancy P. Heilner
Mies
Sara He
Clementina Kellogg
Anna R. Kones
Morewood
Mackentosh
Alexine Peek
New Orleans
Mary Deen
Misa
Ethel B. Renkin
Agnes
First Street Bridge 18 Nearing Completion
The Elizabeth River bridge at South First Street is rapidly nearing completion with steel in place. J. L. Bauer, county engineer, says the structure is satisfactory and should open to traffic in January after finishing grading on both approaches.
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First Street
Elizabeth River
South First Street
Ineer J. L. Bauer
A O E Lyceum Hall elects division officers
An A O E Lyceum Hall meeting of Division No 1 last night preceded the election of officers. William O'Brien was elected head of the division. Other officers chosen were Edward McLaughlin as vice president John J Gardner as secretary Patrick Norton as financial secretary William Sheridan as treasurer and James McTiernan as chairman of the standing committee.
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Town and Country Club
The
Benedicts
Benedicts’ Hall
Benjamin H. Campbell
George W. Rodgers
Arthur T. Pendleton
Tew
Vaughn M. Coyne
D. W. C. Jones, Jr
Tyler W. Hartshorne
Archibald G
J. Warner Allen
J. Leon Alexander
Louis B. Bonnett
Russell Bonnell
Stockton Colt
Va M. Duyne
Alan H. Church
William N. Avwetin
Bradford Darrach
Edward (. Davidson
Melville Eston
George B. Eawards
J. Chetwood Elliott
John I. Gray
Tyleer W. Hartshorne
Garrall Marvey
MM. Butler Heilner
Samuel P. Harrison
Henry A. Haines
Frederick H. Levey
George B.muldaur
H Nelson
Archibald G. Ogden
J. Arthur Pulsford
Franklin W. Stillman
Charles J. Spencer
Harriman N. Simons
James P. Thomas
Edward ©. Woodruff
Edward A. Weeks
Charles F. Wreaks
Edward Olmsted
Beverly A. Value
George W.rodgere
Clarksof
A. O. E Lyceum Hall
William O’brien
Edward McLaughlin
John J. Gardner
Patrick Norton
William Sheridan
James McTiernan
How Wallpaper Affects Room Lighting And Mood
A 19th century style study explains that wall color and wallpaper reflect light differently and influence brightness and nerves. White walls reflect about 50 percent, while red wallpapers reflect 15 percent. lighter tints improve artificial lighting and protect eyesight especially in north or east facing rooms.
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General Electric Company
Trent
Ideals at Lyceum Theater Present The Gypsy Girl and Heart of the Storm
The Lyceum Theatre audience enjoyed The Gypsy Girl in a test evening and will see a full cast in In the Heart of the Storm tonight. Daily drawings offer a $10 prize pool with first prize $6, second and third prizes $2 each. last night winners were Morris Burman, McArthur Mnaught, and Richard Fitzgerald.
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New Lyceum Theatre
Morris Burman
South Park Street
Arthur Mnaith
North Brind Streets
Richard Fitzgerald
Grove Street
Proctor's Billou Dream Evening at the Theatre
A varied bill features Earle the popular song illustrator performing J H Remick's hit Under the Evening Star. Added items include new songs and sayings as part of the program.
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Mr. Earle
J. H Remick
Evening Star
How Far a Waiter Walks in a Single Hotel Day
A head waiter in a long, narrow dining room tested a day's workload and walked ten miles and a fraction from 7 A M to after dinner. He notes the routine's grind includes seating patrons and delivering caller names, as well as handling hotel telephone summonses. The test highlights the waiter’s multitasking in a busy hotel environment.
What Circus Life Meant in Early Circuits
George W. Dunbar joined Dr. B Baroos stow s Cosmopolitan Circus in 1804. The traveling show along Ohio and Mississippi valleys featured the Forty Norse Parade, a sensational traveling display. Dunbar acted as a whip and performed a blackface act, also tossing a four in hand in the parade.
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George W. Dunbar
B. Baroosstow
Ohio
Baresanion
Kat
Dunber
Bill Board
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Elizabeth Town and Country Club
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Haslett McK. Glazebrook
Frederick M
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Deg Ap
Lyceum Theatre
Proctor’s Billou
Airrnrray
C. Walls
Elizabeth’s Christmas Store
China
Market St
Melauter
Broad _St
Monk
Vantine
Orienta
Japan
Touthe
Mons
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the Party Bakery
East Grand Street
Santa Claus
Pdentech Geoprophe
John W. Wirth
Optician
Bread
St., Elizabeth
Pary
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