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mm wm^^m THTheE CONSTITTJTIONAIISTCONSTITUTiONALisT.. T VOL.VOL. XXXVIIIXXXVIII.. PLAINFJELDPLAINFIELD., NN.. J.J„, THURSDAYTHURSDAY., JUNEJUNE., 2828,, 190 61906 NC 30. > th* OwK <rf tkr Caioa. aa wrfl ia lu ] iMaM) Aathorttiea."—Madison. I MUDS. UHKE IUMKI0IP NtSRO CROOK A MYSTERY l! JP DEAD W 8 SHOi 80AP HI KI SiMl Newarjjewwkk Coupl*Couple KepKeptt PromisPromisee flflY IEB mHMDo RafUMBefusea ttoo MakM.k.e StatemenStatementt -8am- Fraud. Familiar Fig- Local De*l«r In Second-hand IIM HE EM HoTfil WfiyifijWblohWhich PastoPfiffitorr HadMadee toto JusticJusticee BanHandd RegardinRegardingg HimselHimselff ttoo ure at Dances For Yean Material Alleges Architect WlU 04 ct Hla Vfi- LITERARYLITERARY CRITICCRITIC ANANDD HIHISS WIFWIFIE HOLHOLOD PLAPLANN ORGANIZATIO0R6AHI2ATI NN QOFF SOMERSESONtftSETT CO CO. WeekWeekss AgoAgo.. ththee PolicePolice.. .taon. ANAN INFORMALINFORMAL RECEPTIONRECEPTION.. Croeeee “Greet Divide." POPULARPOPULAR GOVEtNSENTGOVCTNMENT LEAGUELEAGUE.. brideBRIDE HAhadP BACKEbackedD OUoutT MrMr.. asandQ MrsMrs.. WilliaWilliamm HH.. LftrraLnrra-- ONLY ONLY GIVEGIVESS HIHISS NAMNAMEE WITHWITH MEDICINEMEDICINE SHOSHOWW AUTHORITIESAUTHORITIES ‘KICKED KICKED"' GardnerGardner CoCoJbl brothebrotherr ofof Stat Statee T O HELP L FT' MORTOAGMOBTOAGBK bee,bee. ofof T7fiO WilloWilloww avenueavenue,, celebratecelebratedd SenatorSenator EEverett- lolfiy:lifer, JohJohnn S8. GibGlb-- the golden wedding anniversary of j . ,. <l Sh«- Ww't i. I*gnl Widow, the golden wedding anniversary of T. I'- Who He la and Hh.iv "Msalc l.y Praf. Fra*w" Stereotyped Plann-fl to llollil New Market School son. ofof NewNewarka anjandd otheotherr promlpromi-- Fearedr Khe Weaa't s I-S-l WMn, their wedding Monday night About THI» Who H. i. ami Where I “Urate bj Pnrf. Frasrr“ Htrreotyprd Plaaard lo HuUd Srw Market School Rev. Phil. A. | tbetr wedding Monday night. About nentnent leadersleaders init • "ne"neww idea idea"" move a: - fifty people gathered to extend their BDllulI MHerr Sttcraplee. r U|,l,- FadeFadedd \After f'• r fifty people gathered to extend their ClsliClaim.m HHi-e Live*Ur ., ThrtThen. ClowCloness OnOB DMTDance* AmwiMWAnnouncementt CardCardss ‘' ooff Ol«Mdd BricBrickk an andd Lumber Lumber., meat,ment, wilwilll addaddressi aa masbias*s meetinmeetingg o off best wishes to tbe couple and Join In All Along < beet wishes to the couple and Join la the Somerset Republican a M-.I.Ili or Two of the festivities of tbe occasion. Tbe I ;> Ukr a Tr.i|>—< hii f Contractor De- Somerset ounty Repobllcan . Month nr Two of the festivities of the occasion. The I p Like a Trap—Vhlrf Contractor De- Lesaoie for couple received a large number of •rnment, to couple received a large number of Klely Investigating;. be Eeld In i .,«»ii]. r.t'Jini. gifts In gold as pleasant remem- Kiely Investigating. •r's Hall, Somer- gifts In gold as pleasant remem- . rule,vllle,- . onon FridaFridayy Mighttght aatt 88 o'clocko'clock. Prank Harral and Mrs. Elisabeth brances of the occasion. Afte removing the padlock from ecsuse of what he calls a repudla- Frank Harrsl and Mrs. Klltabrtb brances of the occasion. After removing the padlock from Followinging aann illneslllaenes thathatt firsfirst! afaf-- Becauee of what he calls a repudia- AtAt Cklsthis meetl sg ththee organisatioorganizationn Rev.Rev. Phil,Phil. arsons, pastor of Bull, both of Newark, were married lips only sufficiently to let his i early la tbe year. Samuel Of the contract. Alex Kane, who Bull, both of Newark. were married Mr.Mr. andand MrsMrs.. LarrabeLarrabeee werweree mar-mar- bis Ups only sufficiently to let hlafected hla early In the year. Samuel tion Of the contract. Alex Kane, who ofof thethe "S"Suraersefo CountCountyy RepubllRepublican< theLhe FirsFirstt CChih of Christ, Grovs yesterday afternoon by Justice Hand, tne, age and address to escape, tbe •e, tbe widely known mu- engaged to furnish 130,000 sec- 1 yreirrday afternoon by Jostle# Hand, riedried iInn .VeNeww YorYorkk InIn 185185$6 an andd fo rforname, age and address to escape, the D Frazee, the widely known mu-waa engaged to furnish 130.000 sec- Leagu< Go ent/ etreet.street, wilwilll sstirti Ml* at his office. The marriage was the negronegro burglaburglarr capturerapturedd afteafterr aaaa unun-- sician, died at 1:35 this morning at ond-hand brick and t'OO worth of League for Popular Government.''/ gt hf* offltu Tbm marriage ■»» themanyman y yearyearss havbav#e resideresidedd InIn NortNorthh sician. died at 1:55 this morn/ag atond-band brick aad 3700 worth of willwill bbee perfecteperfectedd anandd ththee reporreportt ofof trip tomorrow m ruing, thathatt i la to •equelB^nel ooff aann InterestinInterestingg IncidenIncidentt inIn Plain field. Mr. Larrabee Is a liter- successfulsuccessful attempattemptt toto rorobb A.A. W W.. the he homehome ooff hihDs daughterdaughter., MrsMrs.. GeoGeo. second-handsecond-hand ' lumbelumberr foforr ththee neneww combi ae a varitiofi Jannunt at., ththee spreaspreadd the juctlce's office two months ago, Plainfield Mr larrabee Is a liter-Klelnecke’aKlelnecke' g houshousee oonn MondayMonday,, rore-- Voehl, of West Front street. He $11,700 High School it New Market, the committeimltteee of permanenpermanentt organorgan- the Juctlce’a office two months Ago. aryary manman ooff highighh standinstandingg anaadd aa criticriticc Voehl. of West Front street. He111,700 High School -i New Market, izationationn receivedreceived Sofindd actegetedd uponupon.. ThThee of>C thethe GospeGospel,l siin the:he raisinrainingg ooff aa when Harral and his bride came of recognized ability. For many years lappaedlappsed Into stonyynyy silencalieneee agaiagainn badha d beebeenn semi-conscioueeml-conectouss foforr ththee paspastt hashas retainedretained SS.. S8.. SwaekhamerSnack hamer.. Esq.Bsq... •hurch mortgi . The trip, made lit therwhane onHarrale afternoon and . his bride cameof recognized ability. For many years leadersleaders iInn thithiss Aovamenftovtmivntt IInD &om Somer-< church mortga ;e. The trip, made In there one afternoon. he wrote leading editorials for yesterday afternoon. Hopeful fro«u two orr threthreee daydayas anandd hihlas deatdeathh hahadd amianil demanddemandss thathatt hhee bbee alloweallowedd t oto an OldamobHe a About, will be ia he wrote leading editorials for been expected momentarily during set county haves bee^ bnaybusy aendsendingi aa Oldamoblle a about, will be to TheyThey wantewantedd ttoo seeett marriemarriedd thenthen,, Harper'sHarper's MagaslnMagazinee anandd hhee hahass alsalsoo the prisoner's attitude yesterdaybeen expected momentarily during furnish the materials or else be paid out application "cards for members Hamilton.Hamilton. O.O.., fa r« Mr. Parsons*Parsons' and were on the point of entering on written articles tor The Century. In morning, when he seemed to be onthat hat timetime.. AlthougAltboeghh hehe sufferesufferedd for them. it appltcatioi for members,paren t h live, listanee of l,20t and were on the point of entering on written articles for The Century. In verge of unbosoming himself, :ri-utSy ihv last few days, the fort- accompaniedaccompanied by!t a copypy o f ofth ethe pla iplatparents lire, distance of 1.IH thethe ceremonceremonyy whewhenn Mrslira.. BulBulll wawass the selection of books for the Plain- the verge of unbosoming himself, greatly the last few daya. the fort- ApcqrdlngAccording toto MrMr.. Kane'Kane’ss stostory.r C. form of principles. ! It Is expect* mlmile*. Ire. ' thefield selectionPublic Library of books bis Judgmenfor the tPlain- has Chief Klely expected a detailed state- itude that characterised his whole form of print It if expected seizedceded witwithh scruplescrupless oveoverr heherr legalegall field Public Library bis Judgment has rhlef Kiely expected s detailed state, tltude (hat characterised hla whole PowelPowelll KarrKarr,. ththee architecarchitectt foforr the At everv to any iz on th« always been relied upon and It Is meatment frofromm himhim.. anandd tbtbee hea beadd sleut sleuthh Ife was apparent to the watchers that a large d on from North b e statusstatus beforbeforee ththee altaraltar.. HeHerr husban husbandd always been relied upon and It Is life was apparent to the watchers building,building, gavgavee hihimm evereveryy aaaaur- wiiy, Mr. P* will stop and largely due to his efforts that tbe lo- was correspondinglcorrespondinglyy disappointedisappointedd nd he made no complaint. Plainfield - and y will attendway. Mr. Pa son will atop and hadhad leftleft heherr severaeererall yearyearss beforbeforee an andd largely due to his efforts that the lo- and he made no complaint ance«.. both verbaverball anandd writtenwritten,, that the meeting. preach tbe Go from his auto, oa she had heard nothing of him. and cal library has tbe reputation of be- oyer the crook’s refusal to say any- Samuel D. Fraiee, or plain "Sam," rould furnish the brick and preach the Qo pel from hla auto, oa she bad beard nothing of him. and cal library has tbe reputation of be- udmI D Fra nee, or plala "Sam." he would furnish the brick and lum- hold a mass meet the imost pi corner he may she believed sh« was a widow.* But ing one of the best in the country. thingfling ofof hihlas rrecord.ecord. as be was known almost from one In question. Oeorge Dcnnlck It la planned old a mass meet-tbe most proi dm it corner be she believed ahe was a widow.’ But ing on* of the beet In the country. is was known almost from one In question George Dcnntck. (field early next be alllowed toi >ccapy. A phonograph the fact of her husband's demise had One of Mr. Larrabee's notable works TheThe mamann ggavea ve hihtss nnameMne asaa Fr <Freden d of New Jersey 1 the other, wa of Elizabeth, wbo received toe ing In North 1 Held early nextbe all lowed to occ py. A phonograph the fact of her husband# demise had One of Mr. I-arrabee s notable works of New Jersey to the ocher, waa of EOlzabetb, who received the con- month. willwill I bbee used I i play hymns. FroFromm la a book on the subject of "How Vilson. forty-s ra, a In bore 1 never been proven, and she (eared Wilson, forty-seven years, a laborer, bornborn iInn PlalnBeiPlainfieldd seventseventyy yearyearss agagoo tract for the.