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served for Dinner
. A Week letter society at the
- meson Blah school will meet
, , W averting at the Del-ion House ior
’ m Mums in over 25 years. The
- society was banned try authorities at
the Dsuaopon High school 30 years
.age and they could not meet. The
society is called the Epsilon chapter.
to the East Nor-walls tamous
ma loco resort. to aiming. When the
who alerted. is years ago. it had
hit enrollment at 160. but since that
state many have died. moved or have
heed lost track 0:. Many oi the
task City’s popular men are mem-
here or the society and will be pres-
diii at the meeting tonight. Robert
Most. popular attorney and pub-
lic defender. is at the head of the
'_ntittee in charge.
; mountain -
in earth: Reported
. ' Had BeenStolen
.‘ $111M. Ursa, Stimsord, who rs-
iortsd to authorities in that city
last night .-that her car had been
ion. has round it. Patrolman
,duiflen round her husband
ed in it at 08 Cedar street. He
Earle permission to taise it. Mrs.
' said. when she came here this
. morning to take thocar back.
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Cdrbdndale. ill., orchard has run.
less peaches. so maybe razor blades
~wer‘si‘gratted on the trees.
' ‘ George M. Coley
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Giants. Delta Psi. The members will ,
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Times ”a its-st
is this column cannu-
at. with mates
.coiihuius
All property owners at tho beach
have been urged to attend the an-
nual meeting or the Harbor View
company in the club house this eve.
nlng. Ohlcers for the coming year
will be elected and reports read by
the Devon! committees.
ported some time ago that a sura
pii'se is in store tor the members
who attund the session.
hating committee consists 0! Edward
Hold. Edward Heller and Dr. J. J.
Stoir.
It is rumored that Theodore
Henry. the president or the com-
pany. will decline a nomination to
to take that office again. Mr.
Henry's popularity in the summer
colony is unlimited. as well s his
reputation as an able executlv . Mr.
Henry‘s services will be greatly
missed. and his friends wiu attempt
to persuade hint to take oiiice again.
0
Mrs. Mitchell entertained 10 of
her friends at luncheon and bridge
yesterday. Mrs. Harry Rocco and
Mrs. David Baxter won the first and
second prices respectively for the
best scores in the afternoon's play.
Mrs. Floyd-Jones was consoled with
a Booby price. The following were
the guests at Mrs. Mitchell: hire.
Herbert MacGrtcor: Mrs. David
Baxter. Southileld P oi nt : Mrs.
George Itretton. Sound Beach: hire.
Frank Rodman. New York: Mrs.
Harry Boone. Mrs. Floyd-Jones. Mrs.
Hollinghurst. and Mrs. B. Hegeman.
Mrs. George Meeker and ‘Alrs. P.
Quhn. all at Btamiiord.
Brave Little
(Continued from Psgs One.)
h”.
community as a "darn nice fellow."
He was graduated trom the public
schools of News": and shortly at.
tel-wards started in to work. For
several years he was connected with
the Frank Baxter Drug store on
So. Main street. For Mime thematter
he tried his hand at carpentering.
Then. three, years ago. he entered
the water commissioners cities.
Followed Itcriimyhead.
it has been estimated that tor some
time before that Sterling had been
helping himselt to the department's
money and that when Percy came
along. he followed the older man‘s
lead. it was “so easy."
_ hire. Dalia said she understood
that in a‘ number at cases it ms
discovered that “false" entries sup-
posedly made by Dana had in real-
attempted to copy the tine hand.
writing at young Pei-cg in an ettori
to steer blame from himselt onto
the younger fellow.
\“Percy isn't really had." pleaded
the little woman. "This will. be a
great lesson .,to him; perhaps it is
better that the thing happened.
flut surely they will let him
target it all. when it is over.
not: hold it against him all his
lite. Regardless oi what more
turns up. I will do everything in my
power to help Percy. You see. otter
all. no matter what he has done. he
is my boy." .
“hm. Donn said that when she
questioned the young man as to why
he had taken the matey. ho aha:
“I don‘t know. mother. I don‘t
know whywedidanythingsoiool-
ish. We were just a couple or tools
that’s all. and we deserve all we are
getting." ‘ ».
Comptroller
(Continued tram Page One.)‘
From July 1, 1.25 to June I0. 10!.
N. B.—Not Mum Trade or
Special Discounts .
July I. recompense, lsse
July ........ ...........e s.m.sr
Airgun 5,041.61
September . assaol
October 7.07.00
November ............‘t. 3.808.”
December nan-non... $429.90
January ................ 1,923.33
rObfllm essas‘aeeaessse 1.0".“
March u.......uuuu. 1.910.”.
‘pl'll sssa .eo-uess-e'eue 2.1.5.5‘
my e-es-sssese-seeseeo 3.37035
Julio cusses-cassessoaaea 7,2“.‘.
lust.”
toe-sesssaeassse
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Departments. .
m‘shway «mun» ....t:l.rss.os
Cons..Agri. college 8.357.“
heard oi sdueition ..... . !.|0l.00
dens. state hospital . MN.»
Infield mining school
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Mamie use."
fis‘igm ""°" WM hill:
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tolsaasreunssm 3:“:
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Minimum...” rites
vflt or health essne
" comm" lll'll
. yeassh'eesé'IIZII “suite
assessments-lea set.»
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.... . . seats
181.10
loamvfi '
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It was re- ‘
Tho noml-I
or been made by sterling. who had‘
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JOSEPH I’AQUA.
(Continued from Page One.)
not turn against him. He denied that
he had held on to John Milns‘s coat
tail. and said any persons who made
such accusations were Jealous. Well,
lmyhow. some oi them did reach the
finish line. and in the. load were
Bella Levny. Jo l‘aqus and William
11. Dierlnger. A run oil between
Fauna and Leroy tdr first honors.
was entered at the inst minuie by
John Knapp, and as a final tally was
chalked tip. it read this way: Paqua.
iirst. John Knapp second.
The following are the winners of
the events:
Wheel Barrow rat-s2.
George Schlictiug and
\Vickc.
Sam
Schulize.
Oscar Amundsen and E. J. War-
die.
Charles
li‘iukolstcin and Arthur
Horseback Race.
Charles Wicke and 'John Cnnovari.
Oscar Amundsen and E. J. War-
dle.
Lloyd Cave and Gerald Broph
Y.
Four legged Race.
Oscar Amundsen.
John Cnnevari.
Arthur Schultze.
, Sack Bsee.
Libyd Cave.
Oscar Amundsen.
E. J. Wardle.
Hopping Race.
Oscar Amundsen.
8am Finkelstein.
Arthur Schultae.
. ‘chsoeper Race.
Oscar Amundsen.
Sam Alexander.
George Schlietlng.
Dizy Issy Run.
Sam Alexander.
8am Flnlrelstein.
Lloyd Cure.
seal Race.
George Schllcting.
Gerald Brophy.
(Only two tinished in this event.
it was so strenuous.)
Potato Bare.
W. H. Ferris.
George lchiicting.
Sam Alexander.
Fat idea's Race
Bella Levay. .
Joseph Paella.
William H. Disringer. .
Run or! for tie on fat man's race:
James Paella.
John Krona. .
The dinner in the casino. socemp.
snied by'tha very delightful music
oi the Palm Beach lerenueea
loaned thrc the kindne- ct Kan-
sger Neville syisy or notes Point.
and Sam lrelsnd. pavilion manager.
was a huge success. There were
served all men and all agreed it
was "some dinner."
Here is the menu:
Here 0' Oeuvres Assortls
iioton Point Clam Bisque
Deep sea Lobster Patty. Victoria
Hall Roast liuiicd Chicken
Long Branch Potatoes
Cold Tomato Surprise
Biscuit 'l‘oricni Roll‘ and Butter
Moira
inir was a very suocessiul one.
About 300 tickets were sold through
the very edlcient management oi
William H. Dist-Inger and Arthur M.
Char-pentlsr. 'i‘hs‘balanee over the
ride provided a good choice of J?
prises which rewarded the lucky con-
testants ot the athletic events in nob.
ls manner.
Committee In Charge
’rhe tollowillg is the committee in
charge oi the outins: '
'1‘. A. skelly. Chairman.
J. u. Munsie.
F. J. Kane.
Thomas itseLean.
W. H. Rierlnger.
Philip A. Jacob.
R. H. Cram.
(3. P. Frey.
l". Goodchiid.
Francis Burns.
J. l-‘rt-d McMahon.
Barney Herman.
George H. Barnes.
A. hi. Chsrpentiar.
R. Y. Grimth.
Lel‘tcy D. Downs.
A. 'i‘. Dawson.
D. hi. Waldner.
A. Csrbone.
J. 'l‘. Dwysr.
W. J. Lyons. ,
Among those on the outing were:
Dr. Theodore Jiirsehberg. Oran-lee
C. Hegeman. W. H. Ayrauit. Richard
Noaek. Leo J. Goncll. William Gold-
stein. William K. Ferris. George Wil.
son. Ii. Zeittin. John F. Patchen.
Walter E. Brooks. Carolina. Ii. 1.:
Ralph W. Bray. C. A. Seymour. Ste-
phen ll. Bray, A. B. Beers. 8. S. St.
John. (renters 0‘. Hamilton. Harold L.
Nash. Frederick P. Stabeli. Peter r.
‘
Hoyt. William Josem. Fred J. Hodg-
es. Robert Joselolt. Morris Epstein.
A. Williams. Charles Williams.
Dwight W. smith. P. 5:. Shaw. Henry
0. Bailey. A. Nettleton Paddock.
Fred 8. Lyon. Henry Ireland. Elmer
E. Hendrick. Elbert W. Fitch. Hor-
ace It. Nash. Luther hi. Wright.
Joseph F. Meckei. Willis B. Austin.
Charles Carillo. Royal A. Mills. 8. L.
B. invarts, It. ll. echo». 1. B. Stuyie.
W. F. Kearney. E. J..hiaguirk. Dr.
Henry C. Senor-or. Edward F. Smith.
William A. Jordan. J. L. Lyons. Lew-
is R. Ambler. John Knapp. Ely Ray-
mond. Herbert 0. Pollard. fiarry W.
Mather. Stanley L. 'l‘ailmadge. John
D. Milne. Charles H. Dllworth. F. H.
Merrill. W. C. Baur. O. 3. Jackson.
6. M. Allor. Clifton Meek. C. R.
Broadwcll. H. M. Bheali'. George E.
Curtis. E. Tavolin. A. Tariov.
Edward A. Barber. Edward J. Fia—
herty. Dr. G. E. Thleiolte. Arthur C.
tieyt. William F. Hoyt. A. W. 'rner-
isu‘lt. Joseph W. crumbly. Wendell
P. Milligan. Conrad P. Frey. Charles
Mllilno. Robert Teeny. 0. J. Stewart.
Jr.; Michael iitsinberg. Harry Noyes.
r-J. ileDonaid. nay Warmer. F.
trophy. Fred C. Riedeli. Charles J.
Mints. Albert F. Oehsbs. John build.
William P. Beers. B. J. Itewart. Clar-
once to. clan-on. Charles R. Runes.
Joseph will-onto. James Pecos.
Bella Lovey. Boost-t G. Mitchell.
Flore Del/cola. J. Naples. Frank
“on. J. Fe 3m!“ H. W. 00?)“.
Edward J. Thomas. Iamusl Reed-
nsr. John J. Cause. 0. Irvine Dyin-
ton. Anthony Caracas. Charles 'rar-
iey. “any Fried. genry Jaoeby.
John Cansvari. I. J. Wardis. Oscar
1.. Amundsen. Arthur P. Iohuitu.
Charles c. uses. Jay yea Oeeyerlng.
Ray Ilalkin. Joseph J. Jaseil c. J.
Diana. 3. 0. Week“. w. 0. Hoover.
William It. Williams. ltanley S.
Jssslol. William Keaton. Idward
lunches. Charles Oagcr. Charles
Sass. castles ll. noggin» B
‘i‘eyler. Iscretary .
Chamber e! Commerce:
Barney n. Philip A. Jakob. Ar-
thur It Mil". William H.
Dr. I... u. nerd. on Rm no.
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ounnstaesaereprepertyensdby M
Herd hand
lots to right: dreading. Jobs land, Sens t‘rslg. lees Mull-listens. 'l'cd liberal-n Richard Son...“ ,0
l‘nqul. William P. Hoyt. J. Fred McMahon. Thomas A. telly; kneeling. II. I. Len r, in, “mm. Prank
'0‘lorc, Herbert O. l'ellard and Thomas Mocha. .
Judging from every angle. the ab '
actual cost of the meal and the boat ‘
JOHN LUND
superintendent ct Schools.
Dieringsr, F. D. Austin. LeOrand
Raymond. Thomas MaeLean. John
M. Munsie. ’ s
Frederick J. Kano. Frank Goodq
child. A. K. li‘lit‘ll, \‘l'. W. liullanl. it.i
a. Lewis. Ill-lullord M. Ballard. i'.
if. Cantrell. George hi..\'. Schliiillllg.
Jr.; John P. hiehiln. John F. liunc.
.11.: 'l‘. Riley. W. it. Cartwright. C.
hole. George W. Dyknlsn. s. iii. Van
Braille. George Gray. Louie Prensky.
Aaron ’1‘. Dawson.
Vaast. Frederick J. Oanung. Stanleyl
' the economy a smelter finds in roll-
'H_vnit. Irving B. Stone. Pnul Coin.
Milton M. Markofl. Archie Green-
; berg. N a t h a n Grecnbcrg, snm
:Alexarider. Max Berger. Aaron
IKuhn, lil. Roller. Don M. Waldner.
.Mlchsel J. Riordan. Ralph Gusto.
A. R. ’Williams, George A. Wood.“
William L. Biaseer. Louis 1!. Mar:
cus. Hermon Schllncrling. Benin.-
min F. Andrews, Charles F. Wicks.
lr‘elxinn it. Soderstroin. Louis G.
Sodcratrom. Robert Slegel. Charles
M. Friedrich. George N. Mch‘ibbin.
E. It. Sherman. R. F. Benjamin.
Lloyd G. Cave. Gerald T. Brophy.
Thoma! L‘. Burns. Stephen Miller.
Jooeph S. Kerry. Jr.. Hurry Nuthnn,
Christian Swarts. Charles C. Swertz.
David 8. Becker. Benjamino E.
Evans. Fred McMahon. 1-2. J. Erick-
son. ii. W. Got-ham, Jesse '1‘. Dun-
hnr. Jesse M. Schoolhouse. Harry A.
’l‘arlov. Edward B. Doulens. William
ll. Pennington, ire C. Lockwood. A.
J. Boyer. Samuel L. Craig. Thomas
P. Moran. Richard Pcdssiin. Theo-
dOre 0. Olsen. J. Irving Dibble. B. P.
Decker. William T. O'Brien. C.
Frederick Kuch. Jr., Leigh Danen-
berg. William A. Perkins. Michael J.
llyle. J. W. Vnasi, Samuel Green-
etein. Walter W. Rose. Harry Lane.
Will C. Martin. Howard S. ‘Bcll. J.
Wesley Slauson. Alex J. Rummler.
Louis Harris. A Parker Belt. Joseph
A. Capossela, David W. Raymond
and BMW 8. Masher.
J. Emory Stevens. Edmund P.
A. H. Homers. C. F. Fudge. Alfred
Petruzzi. Ellis 2. Howard. Sam
Finkelsteln. Oscar F. Schultze. J.
Jackson White. George H. Sehuitze.
Simon Golden. Joseph Davis. Frank
L a. u d e 1'. Leo Davis. Benjamin
Keeler. Harry S. Dinkowitz. I.
nosenfleld, C. Otis Fitch and Paul
Knippel. .
Frederick B Van Scoy; Dr. J. J.
Elior. James bi. O‘Brien. A. H. Hop-
kins. George A. Stehl. Ehahnnlt
Rsohtin. ‘Wiliiam H. Reed. F. M.
Rose. Edward M. Clans. .l. Keeppel.
Thomas Robins. Charles J. Prescott,
Rufus J. Smith. Harry Beckett.
.Charles E. Bwarts. Perry 1?. Fair-
rhlld. Oliver 5. Fowler and Ernoat
l-l. 'i‘llly.
French Like Cigs
To Be Hspd Rolled
Twice as many hand rolled cigar-
ettes are smoked in France as ma-
chine made by the state factories.
the totals for inst year being 10..
000.000.000 state made as again“
ss.ooo.ooo.ooo sell-made.
This is explained by some smokers
as a reflection on the detective man-
nor that the state turns out its cig-
arettes. but it also is greatly due to
.e
lag his own cigarettes.
The “retaliation o! the to-
bacco leads in Fronee which line
Poincare government is introducing
will noidoubs try to .oisangs this
stats at attain and brink runes
Into line with othsr ssuatrisc‘vhss-s
the lambs! oi nus oigu'sttes sold
is at least m mat hand—m .
oi Iartln Luther. At the annual so“-
lflicst 01
Father Goe‘
(Continued item Page One.)
l pare the items at such accounts with
2 the vouchers thereior and shall re-
port the result ct such examination
to the council. and at illu end oi the
current year he shall examine the
yearly tillilu oi accounts of all ouch
oillccrn null report the result to lllt:
council. which reports shall be en-
iered by the city ulcrk upon the rec-
ords at said city and published ill
such manner as the council may
order." Section 96 goes farther and
states that the books at any district
shall be open ill. uil times by any
auditor of public nccounin.
, L‘mmuiseioners Defiant.
since li‘cliruury 3. ”10 the com-
mmsicllcrs or the second district
ham reluacu it) allow the city uudi~
tor to carry out his duties in the
manner required by the city charter
and have had the books examined
by the elected auditor oi the district.
for whose oxiutvilcu no provision is
made in the charter. ’i‘ilul their right
to do this has been questioned il-om
time to time is mil knmm. 0n the
date mentioned William E. Keisler.
lhl‘n city auditor. i'I-liuriod to tho
mayor and city council the condi-
tion or ailairs and said that the com~
mlssloners had reiused to allow him
to go through the district books. The
first and third district nude no such
refusal. When the "raiser was placed
beiore Corporation Counsel Lock.
wood he gave as his opinion that
the commissioners had no right to
return the authorized otilclals the
access to their books. The matter
was dropped however when the com-
missioners stood their ground on the
claim that their district auditor was
suitieient and that the businen oi
the department in no way concerned
the city beyond the commissionsrs‘
report to the council that all was
well.
That the taxpayers are required
to make good any loss that may re-
sult from the present dedcisncy of
iunds and the tailuro of some om-
clai to have Dunn and Sterling prop-
erly bonded is made certain under
Section 20 oi the charter. which
states that in case at any inade-
quacy in the department the psople
paying the water rents may be tax-
ed to meet the amount by an appli-
cation ot the commissioners to the
board of estimate and taxation and
its appoval of the special tax.
Under the city government as
chartered the only oldeials to be
elected by the people are the com-
missioners and the treasurer. No
provision is made for the special po-
sition of "district" auditor.
Andrews' Statement
Benjamin F“. Andrews of E. Berg
and company, is city auditor at the
present time. He stated this morn-
ing when interviewed that he has
not been allowed by the commission
to audit the books as he is legdlly
required to do. That the condition
at the present time is due to the
creation 4:! such an oflies as district
auditor was also his opinion.
Any city once is administered on
the premise of good ctttssnship and
not on the pay involved.“ air. As.
crews said. when asked whether he
thought 3100 a year should ”provide
a competent examination of the
books.
"There is little question but that
any citisen elected to the ones
should do more than the money re-
quires. It the examination was prop-
erly conducted it is inconceivable
that the dsialcatlcns could have
been entered up so long.”
it, is reported that Mr. Andrews
reported to Mayor Thomas Robins
about six weeks ago in a letter that
in his opinion all was not well in the
department.
He modestly reiussd this morning
to declare this tor publication but
would not deny that as had made
such a report. Whether-site letter to
the mayor was in any way respon-
sible for the investigation that final-
ly led to the apprehension of the
cmbesziers is doubtful considering
that the shortage wss not establish-
ed until last Friday.
Both Dann and Sterling were at
work this morning in the district oi-
ilee at the city hall helping to clear
up the tangle the accounts are new
in. According to the oilioial state-
ment yesterday irons the commission
the examination will take another
two or three weeks and possibly
more. At the present time this
year's books are all that have been
touched and it will be necessary to
a rch the records for several years
back to determine the full extent ot
the detaication. The estimate of the
city‘s losses still stands at between
410.000 and 010.000. -
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Liberty do. Collision
A slight caecldent occurred at
Liberty Donate yesterday aiternoon
when outonlobiles operated by
Thomas Weisner. Winfield street.
and Orrin Nurml, Pine Hill read.
came together. Blight damage was
done to both care. There were no
Inluries.
W
What the world needs is prepg—
sands. to convince dies that human
beingscarrygerms.
RED TAG
SA‘IE
serous
MEN’S SUITS
$23.75
mew cars
it Price
” seen“
"SALAIIA"
. TEA
Quenches thirst on hot days.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 26- 1926
Harold Clary’s Arm H De
Catches ln Fly Wheel ;
0i Launch Engine! n, ~
:1 him
iii»
Harold W, cm... ; Mix‘wiw
Hill road. IllnldlllUil . iv... in; ii um) i ‘“
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J'OItOi‘diiy Illtlliooil, \'.Il' :. his until? _ U
. o'hi‘,
became Liilullsltd in Hill alibiiiu cl
1'.
lillLlhllllg 1.1. .lzm .. .1. Lu I"Il‘li in:
equilibrium, \‘uib inllril liblliihl [in
engine.
lie was taken to the
hospital where Dr. William J. 'l‘l'u-'
coy treated him. ills condition “he;
repelled good this morning.
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There was a dinner and luncheon «mm.
or the Bridgeport llisil‘lri lllt~ “”""‘
Southern New .l‘lllfllltliil 'l‘cicplmui- W“ l
emliloi'es this noon at the lmrlcu “m”
House. Mululger Jilili ii'b‘ulilmny
prepared one or his inmous (immrsl
for the day. Only district reprcscu-‘
ill
No date has been set tor the din‘l
nsr which the Pioneer'llook «Ml
Ladder company is planning for at ;
Doricn House.
meet shortly and set a date {or the . imem
dinner. They have not
whether they “ill hold twirl men
or not.
The
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his illoior iliumh. hum“; llllii‘
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Clul'y, \tlloou \'..li: \..|.'4 \\ilh him in undid
the been, lost his U.lluil\'. and n. n... ...
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flt‘t‘li‘ll‘d law-nun allli lhr I’Ost loud uni \‘I ‘L
avenue and Cedar aircrt. Tm 5:10 -'. ’
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