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P~RESBYTERY TO HAVE
SPECIAL MEETING.
Will Consider Dismissal of Two Clergy
men and Establishment of New
Church in Upper Montclair.

A special meeting of the Presbytery of
Newark has been called for December 30,
to be held in the First Presbyterian
Church, for the purpose Of taking action
on several matters. One Of these is the
release of two members to the Presbytery
Of Baltimore, and another looking to the
organization Of a church in Upper Mont
clair. The Plane Street Church commits
sion will also be considered.
h Rev. Harry II. Henry. formerly OF
Montclair, but now OF New York, and the
Rev. Joseph H.. Schaeffer have decided TO
locate in Baltimore. Mr.. Schaeffer has
accepted a call there. He was formerly In
charge of the South Street Mission, which
is conducted by the South Park Presbyte-
rlan Church. He has been succeeded oy
the Rev. Arthur A. Fellstrom, a recent
addition to the clergy. 1t is not known
what work Mr.. Henry will take up IN the
Maryland city.
Regarding the organization OF the cnurcn
In Upper Montclair. a commission VIII
nroba bly be named to take the matter up.
The church has practically been estaoisneu
alrepdy. It was built by a resident OF that
4own. and has a fair congregation, Win
The Rev. DR.. George A. Paul in charge. II
has not been formally organized ana au-
mitted to the P~resbytery.
Tt Is probable that the commission on the
proposed Plane Street Church will be re-
constructed.
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BARTON-On Wednesday, December is,
1907, Elizabeth Barton nee Nannos
Trand). beloved wife of William Barton
in her list year.
Relatives and friends are kindiy IT.
vited to attend the funeral services from
the residence of her sister. Mrs. William
Butler, 1OS Brill street. on Thursday even
Ing, December 10, at 5 O'Clock. lnterncas
at Rosendale, N. y.
BEHR-On December IS, 1907. Frank, be-
loved son of Mary and the late Frank
Behr.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited
to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. No. IL Littleton avenue, on Fri
day. December 20, at $50 a: M, to ST:
Joseph's Church, where a High Mass OF
Requiem VIII be offered for the repose
of his soul Interment in the Cemetery
OF the Holy Sepulchre.
BERBERICK-on Tuesday, December 4,
1897. Louisa, widow of Adam Berbericis,
aged "a years.
Relatives and friends, also Home
Lodge No. 1905. X. and l.. of H.. are
kindly invited to attend the funeral on
Friday. December 20, at 9:l5 a, M, from
her late residence. $50 South Eighth
street. to st. AIMS Church, where a
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose OF her soul. Interment in
Woodland Cemetery
neutrality-suspicious. into rest, Tues
day. Decepber II, 1907, Fritz Breuninger,
aged 70 years.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services
from the residence of his son, Charles @.
Breuninger, No. 300 Bank street, on Fri
day, December 20, at 8 p. m. Interment
at Woodland Cemetery.
CAMPBELL-On December-1 6, 1907, at HIS
home. IT'S Ricgewood avenue, Glen Ridge,
N. J.. Daniel T. Campbell, in his 10th
year.
Funeral services will be held at his
late residence on Thursday evening, De-
cember 10, at S:15 O'Clock. Relatives ana
friends are kindly invited Interment &C
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery at the family 5
convenience. Kindly omit flowers.
CIARK5Suddenly, on December Is, 1907,
Alexander A, beloved husband of Jenet
Clark, aged IS years. /,
Relatives and friends, also members OF
Sylvan Grove Lodge No. 2l5, +. and
A. NJ, and masters and past masters OF
the Sixth Masonic district of New York
and the New York Council, Royal AT
canum, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services at the chapel OF the
Stephen Merritt Burial Company. Eighth
avenue and Nineteenth street, New YORK
city, on Wednesday evening at 3 O'CLOCK.
FARRELLY-On December 16. 1907, Mary
Farrelly (nee Kelly. beloved wife OF the
late Edward Farrelly.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited to attend the funeral from her late
residence. No. 70 Mulberry street, on
Thursday, December 10, at s a.. M, to
st. Johns Church. where a High Mass
of Requiem will be offered for the repose
OF her soul. Interment in the Cemetery
z of the Holy Sepulchre. T.
FIsHER-on December II. 1907. Ann. be-
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LIQUOR DEALERS, ELECTION:

Despite mo among members of
the Newark Retail Liquor Dealers As
ISOLATION as to their intentions to re-
volt against increases in the price of
beer. nothing was done in that line by
the members at their meeting yester-
day afternoon at alligator Hall, Mar
ket street.
The principal business done was the
election of officers of the association
The following We're elected: John L.
Schuster, president: John C. Nc
Laughlin. vi~ce-president; Fred Hoch-
baum, corresponding secretary; James
J. McManus, financial secretary; John
e. Manning. treasurer; Edwin Frank
ton. sergeant-at-arms; H. j. Meyer,
trustee. and John r. Johnston, outside
guard. .
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ELKS LAUGH AND DANCE.
Montclair Lodge Enjoys Vaudeville Show
and Retention.

Moutclair Lodge No. Ss1, 3. P. o. D.,
gave a vaudeville entertainment and dance
in Club Hall, Montclair, last night. The
big hall was comfortably filled when the
curtain rose the show included Youna,
the Oriental juggler; Neil Litchfield. In
character representations; Florence and
Charles Greason, filtration songs and
dances; Chalk Saunders, humorous
talks; the Bush family. music and
m~onologues; Mime, Fuji-Ko. imper-
sonations, Japanese songs and dances;
Wells 6. De Neaux, eccentric musical
comedian.
The performance concluded with a rural
comedy sketch. entitled Down at Brook
Farm" by Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Litchtieid.
Mr.. Litchheld took the part of Uncle
Zach. and Johnny. ~-his SON. while Mrs.
Litchfield took the part Of Clarissa Mere
dith. q governess.
After the show the audience retired to
the large parlors of the club until the
floor of the hall was cleared for dancing.
j.. Melvin Bush was musical director and
Frank j. Bernier, stage manager, Inc
entertainment committee consisted OF
Walter Rutan, chairman; Arthur G. vii
son, secretary and treasurer; Frank J.
Bernier, Willard w. Cole, John Blondeli
J. Melvin Bush Ralph W. Grout, William
Logic and Harry Trippett.
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IMPRISONED ON MILK
TRAIN, BOYS HAD FILL.
Paterson Lads Carried to Boonton.
Freed by Detective-Trio
Fined

MoRRISToWN. Dec. 1S.-When a mill
train on the Lackawanna Railroad puileu
into the Boonton depot Raymond Scott
a railroad detective, heard the cries
OF small boys inside a car. The door
was locked. so the sleuth had to pry II
open. Sitting beside a score OF milk cans
were three small boys half asleep and fuu
Of milk.
my name is James Bukley," said one
of the boys, land the other fellers is
Charlie Leonard and Jim Willis. We came
from Paterson. And say. his living on
milk ain't what ma says II Is.
The boys were brought to this city ana
arraigned before Judge Mills, in the Juve-
nile Court. They told the judge they
jumped into the milk car at Paterson
on Sunday. Just to get a drink OF milk.
When one OF the youngsters closed the door
it locked. and after filling up on milk the
bows said they tried to get out of the car
but couldn't.
Judge Mills gave the youngsters a Sc
we're lecture and then fined them SIS,
which was paid.
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OLD MAsoN's GOLDEN JUBILEE.

BRIDGETON. Dec. 1s.-In celebra-
ton of their golden wedding, Captain
and Mrs. William Terrell, were host and
hostess to over 200 guests from almost
every section of the State yesterday.
Captain Terrell is the Oldest Mason in
Bridgeton. For over thirty years he was
the master of big sailing vessels, and
from the coast of Maine to the
coast of Mexico. He. is secretary and
treasurer of the Arctic Ice and Milk Com
Tho celebration was attended by
another anniversary, the seventeenth we'd
ding anniversary of their son, Howard
Terrell. and his wife.
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WOMEN 1MpRovERs TO HOLD DANCE

The monthlv meeting of the Caldwell
Borough Improvement Association was
held yesterday afternoonu at the home of
Mrs. Edmund r. Lane, Of Bloomfield ave-
nue.. Caldwell. The reports of the various
committees showed the association to be
in a prosperous condition. Mrs. John w.
Gosman reported for the ways and
means committee that a dance would be
held in Association Hall Friday evening,
December q, with Mrs. Gosman. Mrs.
Wilfrid Maxwell, Mrs. Edmund r.. Lame,
Mrs. +. r. Cook and Miss Frances Taylor
as ~patronesses. An evening whist will be
held some time in January, II also a
cake sale that month. The next meeting
will be held Tuesday afternoon. January
u, at the home of Mrs Joseph Emmett
Hertz.
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Admiral Rojestvensky's statement
that the American naval officers on tne
ships now on their way to the Paclnc
we're less competent as sea lighters
than the Japanese created a stir here
odav. IT read almost like a challenge
of efficiency and called for quick re-
ply by friends of the
Nebolsine, naval attache OF the RUS
sian Embassy. was one OF the nrst 10
differ from the conclusion Drawn py
the Russian admiral.
admiral ~Rojes&vensky is in no POSI-
ton to make any such assertion, COM
n,ander NehoIsine said, "as he has seen
none of the late evidences of progress
In the American navy and can KNOW
little or nothing of the American naNai
officers fighting worth.
Commander Nebolsine spent Thurs-
day and Friday at Hampton Hsouus
with the fleet. He is one OF the naval
EXPERTS who has taken great interest," lu
ali the details of the cruise. When tne
onportunjty presented itself to see the
great feet on the eve of its departure
the Russian naval attache was one OF
the first to take advantage Of 1t.
He visited several of the battieshlps,
introducing himself to Rear-Admirai
William II. Emory and
SHERRY. who. were delighted to welcome
him. Rear-Admiral Evans was also
much pleased at the visit OF Com
mander Nebolsine. who was the hrse
naval attache to officially pay his re-
spects.
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NO. P. o. XMAS GREETING FINES.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-The Post Of
fee Department has been accredited win
q statement to the effect that honoay
greetings written upon mail matter OF the
classes mentioned might subject the OF.
fender to a fine of $40. AS a matter OF
fact the law governing this subject feads
as follows: Such inscriptions as merry
Christmas Happy New Year., with
hest Wishes etc, together with the name
ana address of the addressee and of the
sender may be written upon. mail matter
OF the third and fourth classes, or upon
a card incIosed herewith, without AFFECT
ing Its classification"
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WANT TARIFF REFORM.
Philippines Send Delegates Here to
Fight for It.

MANILA. Dec. 1S.-Benito Legarda and
Pablo Ocampo. the Philippine delegates to
Washington, will sail for the United States
neyt Saturday, carrying positive instruc-
lions from the commission and Assembly
to secure tariff reform at this session Of
Congress. They have also been instruct
ed regarding other matters of local inn
portance.
The Assembly is considering a bill to
appropriate 100000 for educational I'M
provements, the money to be used in the
erection of schoolhouses in the suburbs and
the smaller towns throughout the archi-
pelago.
The bill has been Endorsed in commit
tee, and much interest is attached to 1t
because it is the first bill Of the first As
sembly TO be ready for final reading.
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$4,000 FIRE IN STABLES.
Were Owned at One Time by Late
Henry N. Smith.

TRENTON, Dec. 1s.-The splendia
stables on the Fashion Stud Farm, former
~ owned by the late Henry N. Smith.
partner OF Jay Gould. were DESTROYED nv
I've late yesterday. en.ailihg n lrss ~
$4,000. The stables have been unused fo.
some years, and the private racetrack ad.
joining. on which Mr.. Smith trained the
famous horses. Goldsmith Maid and Dexte.,
mas Deen cut up into building lots. 1t is
pos that the fire was started Nv
tranps. The stables we're almost %nalattat
IN their fittings. but had deterlorated ,nunh
from disuse. nAuSn
among the destroyed buildings ,voy
npn HSIHh wagon house the upper doors
tuous quarters in which M - sutnp-
former days entertained many n+nn,f y
horsemen and bankers. pHoninent
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LOCK NE UP"
SAID JERSEY CITY MAN.
John Doris on Verge of Collapse from
Liquor, Says Surgeon-Reoently
in Hospital Here.

John Doris, % years old, who claims a
residence at 90 Sussex street, Jersey City,
walked into the Third Precinct Police sta
ton early this morning and told Desk Ser
geant virgins that he wanted to be locked
up. About an hour later, when Desk Ser
geant Bowling went on duty, he found
Doris acting strangely.
1t did not take the sergeant long to dis
cover that Doris was bordering on delirium
tremens and, upon questioning him, learned
that Doris had been out of st. Michaels's
Hospital only a week.
Davis was sent to the City Hospital in
the patrol wagon without delay.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER oFFoREsTERs

companio Court Woodside, /. o. F..
will convene tonight for the election OF
officers, :,
Court Progressive, l.. o. F.. will install
the following officers at its first meeting
in January: Court deputy, P. H. Gan
nan; court physician, DR.. p. Kaufman
jr.: past chief ranger. John S. Buscn:
chief ranger, r. Winters; vice chleI
ranger, r. Swartout; recording secretary
NJ. Findley: financial secretary, a.. NJ.
leighton: treasurer, n. Leighton; orator.
c. Miller; %organist, H. L. Felger; senior
woodward, G. Soiield; junior woodward
j. Nolan; senior beadle. E. Limeberger.
The court will meet tonight.
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MODERN

At a meeting of Battalion f0s. New Jer-
sey Uniformed Rank, M. W.. Of A.. held
last night, the following civic officers were
elected; President j. j. Saxer, IT,: vice.
president. j. d. Mitchell; recording secre-
tary, j. Gaffney; treasurer, d. c. MeAllis-
ter; sergeant-at-arms, E. Simon: board Of
Brewster, w. Thompson, d. q. McAiiister,
H. Fulpcr.
A report was made concerning the bat
talon ball, which will take place Jan
uary IA. 1t was decided that admission TO
the event should be by Invitation. A pro-
gram of special features has been ar
ranged.
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pLATTDEUTscHER vEREEN BALL.

Subcommittee of the general committee
that will have charge of the big masked
dance of the Plnttduetscher Vereen, of
Newark, In the Kruger Auditorium in
February, were chosen last night. These
are the chairmen: Tickets, Carl Lau; bar,
August Meyer. press. Henry Rode; music,
Carl Brandorff: entertainment, Frederick
Heinemeyer. The committee of arrange
ments will meet December 30.
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BEILEvIIIE MAN CONVICTED.

John K. Bogart. OF Belleville. was con-
virted for assault and battery on his wife
by a jury in the Court of Quarter Sessions
before Judge Ten Eyck late yesterday
afternoon. A RECOMMENDATION OF mercy
tackled TO the verdict, and the court
remarked that the return Of he jury was
wholly satisfactory.
The Bogarts family troubles eliminated
May 2 last. when the man was arrested.
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BURIED IN ST. pAUI's YARD.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-For the FIRST
time in years there was a funeral In
the church yard of st. Paul's chapel
yesterday ST. Paurs is New York's
oldest church edihce and stands at
Broadway and Fulton street. Fred
erick Buckley, great-grandson of
Thomas Taylor, once a famous New
York banker. was laid to rest in the
Taylor vault under one corner of the
chapel The only funerals thai can
occur in the old church yard are those
tof members of families which have
vanlis there.
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IR. o. U. A. N.

A dispensation having been issued ny
State Councillor Tonpson to dispense Win
the Christmas night session. we coun,
Gil. Jr. o. U. A. M, will nominate anu
elect officers tonight. The members nav
been requested to present their vouchers
for the A. b. B. at this meeting.
The final meeting of the year OF zen,
eraI Custer Council, Jr. o. U. a, M, WIN
be held tonight and officers nominated.
All members have been urged to settle ~
this meeting with the treasurer OF tne
entertainment committee.
Colonel s. L. Buck Council. Jr. Y, y,
A. NJ. will nominate officers tonight anu
transact special business.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.

The election of a vice-protector, guide,
sentinel and trustees will form a part of
the business of Friendship Lodge, X. L.
of H. tonight. The lodge is to have a
Christmas tree and each membe has been
invited to bring some gift to adorn the
tree. Everyone present will receive a
gift. Refreshments will be served.
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M. q. V. PHOENIX FESTIVAL.

The final touches to the arrangements for
the Christmas festival of the NJ. G.. ".
Phoenix were given at a meeting 10
Klnast's Hall, Springfield avenue, last
night. 1t will be in charge of August J.
Wiilms, Charles Buchholz, Paul Dehmel.
Fritz WiIlms. Fritz Thilo. GottliAb Bieks
and President John Dittes.
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PHELPS COUNCIL DANCE.

William Walter Phelps Council No. $50,
Jr. o. u A.. M, last night had a recep-
tion and dance in its rooms, 1856 BelleviIle
avenue which was largely attended.
Dancing continued until after L o'clock. 1t
was greatly enioyed by all.
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OF MALTA.

Newark Commandery. K. of NJ, will hoid
It's annual ball tonight in the krneser
Auditorium. A parade, to start from ing
Lackawanna station, weather perml'tihs,
will AXE place. The line Of march WIN
be on Broad. TO Market street. to spring
field avenue. TO the Auditorium. the com
mandery and visiting officers will appear
Ia full dress uniform.
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PANIC sale

The panic has compelled us
to cut prices on Watson-madc
suits; we resolved to make the
reductions so large that every
man must be interested.
We have closed our eyes to
profits, and resolutely chopped
the figures down to the last
of-the-season level-or below.
We offer you the same
suits that all season have
sold at regular prices. We
offer them now. in the sea-
sons midst. at these tremeu-
dous reductions:
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Forecast for
New Jersey: Fair tonight and Thursday;
Light to fresh northwest winds.
NEW. YORK. Dec. H.-Local forecast:
Unsettled weather, with occasional snow
tonight and Thursday. Light to fresh
westerly winds.
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PRACTITIONER TILL DEAD AT o..

ST. JOHN, n. b.. Dec. 1S.-William
Rayard. NJ. D., LII D., onk of the old
est practising physicians Pm the world
and the Oldest graduate III Edinburgh
University, died at his hbme here last
night, aged "a. He wak the son Of
Or. Robert Bayard, Of New York. n
loyalist, who came to Cfnada during
the revolu i<Ik
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G OF pYTH1As.

Washington Lodge will meet tonight at
24S Market street. The master of finance
win receive gladly all members who have
dues to pay. The next session of the lodge
will be January s.
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KN1eHTs on oLuMBu

Ladies' night win be Observed this even
ing at the Columbus Club, $50 Broad
street. An elaborate program has been
prepared, and as the Knights never do
things by halves an evening of social re-
galen1ent Of the highest class will be in
dulged In.
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LANGFoRD BEsTs r

Los ANGELES. Dec. 1s.-Sam Langfora,
of Boston, and Jim Barry. OF Chicago.
tonight ten fast rounds before the Pacific
Athletic Club in this city last night. Lan&s
ford was awarded the decision. Both men
were severely prni1hed.
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MAccABEEs

State Commander A. w. Frye, of the
Knights of Maccabees Of the World. has
changed his office and residence address to
9 North Seventh street.
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DAUGHTERS on LIBERTY.

A bowling contest will start tonight.
conducted under the auspices of Pride of
Orange Council.
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THE F%RATERNITIES

Items for this department should be sd,
dressed; 'Fraternai Editor"
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ALL WELL ON
FLEET, SAYS
EVANS
Washington Resents Rus
sian Admiral'S SIur on
Yankee Navy.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-ohcia
Washington has not heard today from
Admiral Evans's Paciic-bound fleet OF
sixteen United States b~attleships. The
following wireless kilograms were re-
ceived yesterday:
ION BOARD THE CONNECTICUT,
at Sea, Tuesday. 8 a. m.-Fleel IS
ninety miles southeast of Cape Hat
reras: four column formation; headed
so-uth-southeast: gentle north WINE.
smooth sea, warm, beautltui Guli
Stream weather.
e.The CONNECTICUT. Noon-In lati-
tpde 80 degrees % minutes NORM,
longitude 7S degrees 3 minutes west.
Fair weather. All well.
EVANS.
Commanding Atlantic Battleship
Fleet"
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maximum velocity. Is miles.
Total precipitation-None.
Character Of the day-Cloudy.
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WEArHER

Highest. Lowest. Average.
reTnpera ure-..... 80 deg. 81 deg. % deg.
Character OF the day-Clear.
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MEMORIALS.

GEoRGE BROWN & Co,
Established 1856.
Designers ana Manufacturer Of
MONUMENTS. ToMBs. VAULTS AND GEN.
ERAL CEMETERY WORK IN GRAN
TIE. MARBLE N STONE. ,.
$40 sH BELLEvILLE AVENUE.
Opp. ~entrance to Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
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THE WEATHER IN NEWARK.
Yesterday
H-N

P~recipitat
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CEMETERIES.

ARLINGTON CEMETERY.
The picturesque beauty Of modern park
with the careful management Of the
best cemetery system. Office. cemetery. APP
ing.on, N. j., two minutes from trolley to
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FUNERAL

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BY FIRE, WE LAVE LOCATED AT
NC. 4 COURT ST, NEAR BROAD 81.
- BEACH & CLARK.
AND +
TEL. 307s.
SMITH & SMITH.
Successors to J. A. Logan.
UNDERWRITERS N EMBALMERS.
Fine Livery.
Tel. 49, 49,. 9H Broad 81.
A. STANLEY COLE.
DIRECTOR EMBALMER,
Sfg WARREN ST., NEWARK, N. j..
TEL u6S BRANCH BROOK.
w. c. a F. S. BOLLEs.
SIS sRoAD ST. PHONE 1850.