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HARRISoN-EAST NEWARK.

A large crowd was present at the an
nua! reception and ball OF the police de-
partment which was held at Jacobs's Hall.
Harrison. last night. The affair was a
success and a snug sun was realized. The
ARRANGEMENT committee was composed OF
James Duffy, chairman; John WARD, treas
nrer; Andrew Walsh, secretary; Thomas
Dolan, Francis Campion, Francis Kain,
Peter Reilly, Caleb Coakley, James Fos-
ter and Richard Nugent.
Health Commissioner DR.. Henry Alters,
of Harrison. who has been confined TO his
residence, 800 Davis avenue. Harrison, with
an attack Of the grip. has recovered ana
resumed his practise.
Miss Mabel MacBerney, of Hartford
Conn, Is the guest of Mrs. o Dolly, az
16 Washington street, Harrison, this week.
She will remain over the holidays.
The funeral of Dennis Quinn, of Harri-
son, will be held tomorrow from the
Church Of the Holy Cross, Harrison.
Clement Kovachi, rs years old: Peter
Calante, "a years old, and Herman Proyi-
tile, % years old, all boarders at the
home of Mrs. Veronica Provitile, at los
Joh street, Harrison. were arraigned be-
fore Judge B~ranegan, in the Harrison
Police Court last night, and fined 80 each
on complaint of their boarding mistress,
Mrs. Provitile, who alleged that the trio
were disorderly Mt her place Sunday night.
It was also alleged that $50 was stolen
from the house. Judge Branegan at first
fined them SIS apiece, but later reduced
1t. The fines were paid.
The regular meeting of Defender Hose
Company of the East Newark fire de-
partmeilt will be held tonight at Borough
Hall. instead of next Tuesday, on account
OF the holidays.
Thomas J. Hanley, Of 316 Harrison ave
nue.. Harrison. VINO has been i'll at his
home with pneumonia, is much improved
over 300 persons were present at thu
free lecture at the auditorium of the Har
rison High School last night. given by ths
Rev, Henry r. Rose, Of Newark. His sub
iect was George Washington" and his
talk was Illustrated with s~tereopticof
views. Mr.. Rose will give another lecture
January Z. called 'The Wonders Of Nam
moth Cave" The lectures are conducted
by the Harrison School Board.
A runaway occurred In Central avenue,
East Newark. yesterday, and a Wagon
owned by a foundry concern in Newark
was smashed. A team OF horses was at
tached to the vehicle. and the animals
were scared by something and ran down
Contra avenue. When they reached Pas
sale avenue the team was stopped.
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MET GLADYS VANDERBILT
IN M0NTCLAIR; LOVES HER.
Newport Carpenter, a Christian Sci
enlist, Believes Himself to Be
Enamored of Heiress.

NEWPORT. r. l., Dec. 17.-Joseph Julius
Labadie, a carpenter, says he is in love
with Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and thinks
he is under police surveillance here. He
declares he met Miss Vanderbilt az the
dedication OF the Christian Scientist
Church in Boston in June, 1906, and that he
met her again that autumn in Montclair,
N. J..
He says he has written her a hundred
notes and that Miss Vanderbilt never re-
sponded 10 any Of them.
Chief Of Police Crowley says he has never
had a word OF conversation with Labndie
and does not know anything about the
case. (
Labadle says he belongs TO the Second
Christian Science Church, Of New York,
Sixty-elghth street and Central Park west.
and he goes TO New York nearly every
week to attend the services there.
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ARREST DOUBLE MURDER SUSPECT.

JERSEY CITY, Dec. 17.-Chief of
Police Monahan received yesterday
a telegram from Chief of Police
John Fallon, of Shenandoah. Pa, ask
ing for the arrest of Felix Keelinas. a
passenger on a Lehigh Valley train
that left Shenandoah at II a. m. The
train was due in Jersey City at $40
p. m. The telegram gave a descrip-
ton of the man. who is wanted for
double murder. 2
Detectives johnson and Coyle met
the train, and one of the first of the
passengers to alight answered the de-
scription in the telegram and he was
arrested.
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unfnne

Christmas-present hunts are delightful.
1t is an especially happy suggestion il one
or two of n family are to be left alone at
home while the rest go way for the
Christmas festivities, says Harper's Bazaar.
Unfortunately. this sometimes happens.
The presents for those left behind should
be concealed In different remote places all
over the house, and to each present Il
Jingle should be attached, giving directions
more or less definite or vague as to where
the next present IS TO be found. The
opening jingles giving directions for the
start of the hunt are left in an envelope
for the lonely ones, and they have no idea
Until this Is opened on Christmas morning
what Is ahead of them. This same plan
can be carried out when the whole family
Is. assembled also. A bright red cambria
bag and al opening Jingle can be given
to each one, and the fun begins.
An interesting way not requiring quite
SO much rhyme-wrlting is simply to scat
ter labelled present around the house in
places where people VIII come upon them
Unexpectedly. The one danger Is that,
without any indication as to whether there
are more or not, some may be missed
This danger can be avoided by numheffng
them or telling each n how luany he
may hope 70 ind.
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FOREIGN SERVICE VETERANS.

Robert Gushing Post No. IA. American
Veterans Of Foreign Service, will hold an
important open meeting tomorrow evening
at II James street. The Initiation fee for
members is small, and all soldiers, sailors
and marines holding honorable discharges
who served during 1898. 1899. 1900, 1901 and
1902 in Cuba. China. Porto Rico or the
Philippines is eligible to membership.
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ENJ0INS FRATERNAL ORDER
Another Claims that It's Name Has Been
Purloined by Organization.

Vice-Chancellor Howell today, on the
return Of a rule to show cause, grant
ed a preliminary injunction restraining
Julian Brodowski, Charles Praizner and
Edward Szelewa and others from car
rying on a fraternal organization
known as the General Thaddeus Kos
czuszki" Association.
Counselor Edward Schoen, who is
counsel for an order of the same title,
which was organized in 1907, asked for
the bill, claiming that his association
was established before the defendant
one.
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IN BAIL FOR
STEALING CHICKENS.
Two West Orange Young Men Charged
by Hutton Park Resi-
dent

Two young men. George Deckenbach, OF
Kocher lane, and Patrick Murphy, OF
White street, both of West Orange, were
held in 500 bail to await the action OF
the Grand Jury by Recorder Condit in the
West Orange Police Court today on charge
of William d. Sargent, of Hutton Park,
West Orange, who alleged that they stole
chickens from his place.
1t was alleged that the men went into
Sargent's hennery aid secured six chickens
and wrung the necks of them. Following
this, it was said, they went into the
woods and had a feast.
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KEARNY.

The annual meeting OF the Knox Presby-
terrain Church will be held on Thursday
December IS. In the chapel, at which time
new officers will be elected.
Miss Mary c. Allen, of Duke street. left
Yesterday for Hartford, Conn. to spend
Christmas.
The funeral of George w. Knapp will be
held tomorrow afternoon from his resi-
dence. III Johnston avenue, the Rev. Ro-
land s. Dawson officiating. The interment
will take place in Bloomfield Cemetery.
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GRANT CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.

The L. s. Grant Club at its annual elec-
tion last evening chose the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year:
President. Ira Budd: vice-presldents,
George Downing and Charles Heintz; re-
cording secretary, Elmer Knecht; CORE
spending secretary. John c.. Keefe; nnan-
cial secretary. Emil Ill; librarian, Walter
Chickows,ii; sergeant-at-arms, Edward
Gepfert; board Of governors, William Clare,
Herman Wolfarth, John H. Huegel, Isaac
Holder, John Kinney, William J. Perkins,
Michael Sweeney, Albert lauder, William
Augustin. Andrew Weber, Thomas Virtue
and Bernard Dehmer
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TAX NOTICE.

TAX NoTIcE-oFFIcE OF RECEIVER OF
TAXES, CITY HALL.
Newark, N. j., October 10, 1907.
This office will be ope1 from Monday, Octo-
Der 81. 1907, until April Il, 1908. for the reeep-
ton of taxes for 1907.
Particulae attention is called to the follow
Ing requirements Of law.
II paid on before the thirty-hrst day Of
October, one IN per cent. will be deducted.
If. paid on o. before the twentieth day OF
November, one-half Ch) Of one d per cent.
viii be- deducted.
II paid on or before the twentieth day OF
December, the exact amount Of tax.
II not paid on or before the twentieth day Of
December, interest at the rate Of twelve dO
per cent. per annum will be added.
II not paid ON or before April IL, 1908. war
rants will be issued with three () per cent.
penalty, Justice and Collectors fees. In addi-
ton TO ten $40 cents cost Of publication, on
each amount personal.
Onlce open from s a. m. to 3 p. m.
Saturday. from s a. m. to 10 m.
ROBERT L. ROSS,
Receiver.
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HOB0kEN TAX APPEAL
HEARING DATE FIXED.
State Equalization Board Puts Down
Assessors Hitch with Hudson
for Dec. 80.

TRENTON. Dec. ia hearing Of the
appeal Of assessors of Hoboken against
an excess tax return OF about 1890, 600 by
tho Hudson County tax department was
today arranged for by the State Board of
Equalization Of Taxes.
The hearing will be held Monday. De-
cember 30, mt 1880 o'clock in the City
Hall In Hoboken.
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Mortgages Recorded.
NEW


ELLEN McDarby to Michael Gran, west
side Sherman avenue, 351 feet north from
Virginia street, S715.
Martin Zellhahn TO Gustavus A. Rich
ards, south side Noll place, 212 feet west
from Sanford avenue, $500.
Martin Zellhahn to Gustavus A. Rich
ards, north side Jabez street. SO feet from
Joseph Siik to Littpton Building and
Loan Association, west side Magnolia
street, 222 feet south from Springfield
William il. Smith to r.. Arthur Heller,
east side Mt. Prospect avenue, 80 feet
William II. Smith TO r. Arthur Heller,
east side Mt. Prospect avenue, IS feet
north from Sylvan avenue. S1.B1.
east side Mt. Prospect avenue, % feet
north from Sylvan avenue, S2,051.
Frederick j. Fischer to Philip. Lowry.
west side Morris avenue, 225 feet south
from West Bank street, $1,000,
francesca Urso to Karoliue Benz. east
side Rockville avenue tor North Eighth
streetl. 225 feet north from Chester ave-
Eiizabeth Gilklnson and usban to
American Insurance Company, west side
Summer avenue, 200 feet north from Graf
Philip J. Heaiey to Seventh Wa d Build
ing and Loan Association. north side War
rem street: So feet west from Summer
street. $4,000.
Ralph Appelman ct al. to Teutonia Build
ing and Loan Association. west side South
Thirteenth street. pb feet south from Eight
eenth avenue, $500
Genaaro Russo to Philip J. l1ealey, north
side Warren street, 81 feet west from
Summit street, 500.
John ]. Meeker to Frances i. Smith,
centre line Vanderpool street. corner west
side Bay avenue; and second tract, 81, 100.
TOWNSHIPS.
Nicola Caruso to Seth Sprague Terry,
MoLtclair. west side Pine street, SsS feet
from south side New York and Greenwood
Lake Railroad Company, $500.
William Buchan to Newark and East
Orange Realty Company, Glen Ridge, west
side Sherman avenue, 9l feet north from
West Belleville avenue. $1,000.
William RI. Haberle to George Spottis-
woode, Orange, south side Jackson street,
200 feet southeast from Lincoln avenue,
$1,000.
]. Henry Stephan to August Rachse, Irv-
ington, south side StuyVesant avenue,
corner land Elias A. Wilkinson;
and second tract, 1853.
Mary NJ. Marshall to American lnsur-
ance Company, East Orange. north side
Essex street, 1856 feet northwest from
Washington street, 1900.
Benjamin d.. Warner to Lillias I'll. Has
kins. Montclair, northeast corner of a lot
set off to Ellen Kiesler, 5000.
Malvern Land Company to Addison Ely.
East Orange, east side South Grove street,
north side land party first part. 30 feet
east from South Grove street, $l.5S4.O9.
Martin Kobff to Herbert c. Rorich ct al.
trustees, etc). Bloomfield. northwest COR
ner Ian Augustus T. Morris, $1,000.
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BANK CASHIER CAUGHT BY CUPID.

PITMAN, Dec H.-There was no run on
the Pitman National Bank yesterday at
noon. but the crowd which gathered was
only a large lumber Of friends Of Cashier
Crosse, they having just learned that he
had taken unto himself a wife. Mr.. Crosse
left on Saturday afternoon for his parents
home, at Cape May Court House, but went
to Trenton, where he met his f~ancee, Miss
Nayine Ring Little, Of West Chester, Pa.
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POSTWAR ROBBED MAILS.
wagner, of East Rutherford, Caught
with Decoy Letter Containing Money.

RUTHERFORD, Dec. 17.-Through a
decoy letter jacob Wagner. of East Ruth
erford. a postoffice letter-carrler. was ar
rested yesterday, charged with stealing
from the mails. In the decoy letter was
enclosed a 81 bill and a fifty cent piece,
both marked. and Wagner fell into the
trap. The letter, with the money. posted
in a box Wagner covered. did not appear
when he reported at the postofice after
his tour of collection
Wagner, who a regarded as strictly
honest, confessed his guilt.
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yes" said Mr.. Poorley. "it was my
first ocean voyage"
"Ah!' cried Miss Gusch. when you
realized that you were on the great
bosom of old ocean did you not feel ex-
hilarated, excited
well. 1 must admit I had a feeling
that ~I-er-could scarcely contain myself.
Philadelphia Press. ef'
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RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL
Corrected to December 1, 1907.
FIR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
Trains leave B'oad and Ferry Street stations,
sis, $50, $40. $40. 100, 7:l5, 1850, 7.45. 90,
Sis, $40, s:45, 800, s:l5. $3.50, s:45, 1000. 1920.
a 1882 i 1890; s.g j .'s a.s9 US s'ss = $50 80 s ls,S' s ass is 'ss..
$50, $50. $40, $50, $50, s:t5, Zoo, 7:lo, l;S0;
D 1isSi Si $50 8 $50 m. go sand hS;sS' 49, 1879 80 g 500. u.s. s9ss,
800. s:25. 1t:o0, 1880, ll;0o, 1880 a. M. IL: 100
N: al, is saS; l.sg l:sS s s:sS. 2 2:oS. s s:SS. s:sS. s s:ss.
''1 Sor 1q E1l;sa lS.aIi i ana P Pia m n dsi0i saa' 1 5:ss. =; 7;Bs.
s:ss. 3;sa5. s ii;So SIS. 8 % s::is, iz 7:s5. t s:4S. a:sS. ifii:sS5ci
D. M, Sundays, TAO, 9:0s, 1856. 1855, 11:55
a. M; 1856. s45. 1906, $3.50, s;i5. 7;S5, $40,
'' Fer Easston. bethlehem, Allentown and
Mauch Chunk G25 to Easton), 1886 a. m: :
a, n, to Easton). 1885, 4:55, $50 ?. m.
For Wilkesbarre and scranton, $3.50 a. m;
lis. 4:25 p m. Sundays: 800 p; M .ss nan
rUr iii 1:55, s:s5, 4:25, 5:ss. 6;1s, S;75, II 80
D. M. Sundays. 7.1o. 9iO5, HISS a. M. s:b5, $40
For RED Bank, Long Branch, Asbury Park
etc, sag fexcept Asbury Park, s;se OBJ
Red Bank ansv, On W. l g:ss & s.is ms s.4 5ii i1! ST. ;. H m,
sundays. except Asbury Park G;1o, Red Bank
only), 9:o5. 2 So to Red Bank only a. M;
Obs Red Bank only. 1865. SAC p p.sa m, SATURDAYS
oniy5. LIS. s:S, AS, GLIB Saturdays only).
sq md ztIs Z ~ ' cIty : , %s / LOO m P IL as.so satur-
days only,. 1886 p. m. Sundays, $3.50 a. m;
For Trenton ana Philadelphia. s:12, 1855, 1885.
e:55, u:s0 a. M. "s12;50. lis. 3:s5, 4;25, 5;ss,
5:45. s:4S, 1l:5O .. m Sundays. 7.iQ. s;o5. s;55,
5lS u.s. l;Se 40 a. Bis. 'A iO:i5 e. E m mo- 49, :
For Baltimore and Washington. 75s s:s5.
1890 a. M; 'l5. 1885, g;ss 2 M sundays
ssphiiadeIphia only.
For tickets. baggage checks. sleeping car
reservations. call at Broad Street Station.
Ts ~ e. sBEssIER. ". c HOPE.
v.2Prss. & Gen. Man. Gen. Pass Agent
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FOR L
NOTICES.


NOTICE TO coNTRAcTORS-sealed proposals
will be received by the Building Committee
of the Essex County Board Of Chosen Free
holders at a public meeting to be held in the
Freeholders' room at the Essex County Court
House. at Newark. N. J., from 2 to . 1850 p. m,
on Friday, December 81. 1907, and then pub
licIy opened anu read at the last mentioned
hour. for the installation of water main and
fire hydrants for the COW barn at the hospital
bulIdingr, Overlook. N. j., In accordance
with the drawings and specifications, copies
OF when may be seen at the office of Hurd
& sutton. architects, Union building. Newark,
n. +. where copies of the qualifications and
blank proposals and any additional informa-
ton ray be had upon application.
All proposals % comply in all respects with
the instructions and conditions for the sub
tions
By direction on the Public Buildings Com
mittee Of the Board of Chosen Freeh olders Of
the county of Essex. state of New Jersey.
Decembe- 1G, 1907.
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ADAMS srREEr STORE ROBBED.

Francis Rose, of 1855 Adams street. re-
ported that his store was entered last
night and that 81 in pennies and several
packages of cigarettes were stolen. The
thlees gained entrance by forcing a rear
window.
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lovls.6t cbairman publIe B Iul III e c%oFnMItte

TAKE NOTICE. that | shall sell at public
auction or Friday, the twenty-seventh day
OF December, nineteen hundred and seven, at
2 O'Clock p. M. at the warehouse of Perry,
Bates & Benbrook. Parklurst street and Rail
road avenue. Newark. New Jersey, one car
load of lumber, consisting of "a inch pine wall
strips; said lumber sold on behalf Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 10 cover It's
charges, IL accordance with Chapter 1T az tho
Laws Of 1904 of the State Of New Jersey; the
same having been transported by the said
railroad company to destination. and the
cwner or consignee having neglected to re-
ceive same or &c pay costs and expenses of
transportation and charges Of detention or
demurrage or storagei the same having re-
manned in possession of said railroad com
pany for six months.
Said lumber was consigned to Murphey-Hardy
Lumbei Company, Harrison. New Jersey, from
G. IT. Pitts. Upper Zion. Va. and Transferred
TO Milford. Va, on order Of ". S. Lumber &
Supply Company, Berwick. Pa, September
W. w, REID Auctfoneer,
IS Academy street,
Newark, NJ. J.
Dated December nth. 1907.
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Transfers.
EWARK

William B. bod to Arthur d. Crane.
W S Bergen st, $50 TT S W Fl Haw-
thorne av, 2ox100
Frank w. Sloan to Charles B.
fr Chester av, 60x90 .............:...
Michael Gran to Ellen McDarby,
W S Sherman av, 3b1 1T n fr. Vir-
ginia st, 25x266 ........
Magnolia Pleasure Club to Joseph
Silk, W 8 Magnolia st, 222 # $ FIR
Springfield av, 25x100
Christina Ohr lind. and extx, etc.)
TO Peter Erns, n S Garden st, $50
IT W fr Pacific st, 25X111 .........
Seventh Ward Building and Loan
Association to Philip J. Healy, n $
Warren st, 50 1T w FIR Summit st,
Charles II. Hemstreet to Charles l..
Steinbrenner, g S Hazelwood av,
1C0 TT n FIR Fortuna st, 50x123. $500.
Charles l.. Steinbrenner to Emma
Hemstreet, e S Hazelwood av. 100
It n fr Fortuna st, 50x123. ..........
Philip j. Healey to Gennaro Russo. n
s Warren st, 50 fl fr Summit
st, 24x66
TOWNSHIPS.
Charles B. Cole TO Nicola Csruso,
Montelair, W s Pine st, 33S IT fir S 8
N. Y; & G. Ls'R. r.. sexis3 $500.
Newark & 70. Orange Realty Co. to
William Buchan, Glen Ridge, " S
Sherman av. $40 1T n fr w. Belle
Vile nv, 65X166..
George Spottiswoode to William II.
Haberle. Orange, S S Jackson st, 200
It 8 e fir Lincoln aV, 25x140. $500.
Lugard Hanson TO Elizabeth Gener-
azzo and hus, Orange, W s of n pro-
posed st. n c cor Dennis Mulligan's
lot, 125 IT n fr Hill st, 25x104. ....-..
Ludwig Becklund to Hilda Raw
strom. Montclair, cor S " $ james
st and S G S Valley I'd, 4Sx150. ......
Charles w. l.. Roche to Joseph IT,
Castles. Irvington. S S Garwood pL
100 TT W # Myrtle av, 25x100. .......
Virginia Deacon dnd. 81 extx. etc,) to
Ackerson J. States. 1rvi1igton, W S
Howard st, $ Q cor lot Margaretta
Crawford, $50 IT fr s S Cottage st,
60Xl0O ..........., -. ...a..........
Charles L. Noll TO William Walter
McMiller. e. Orange, g : Boyden
st, $50 # n fir Dodd st, 35x130. .......
John c.. Schneider TO John Yauch,
~Irvington. g s Norwood av, % IT n
fr Melville pl. 5x100.
Breckenridge & Tichenor 10 Henry
Keiter. Irvipgton. $ : Arverne ter,
1875 fl W fir Grove st. 25x91. ..........
Samuel II. Wilde to Julia Mccarthy,
II. Orange, n e $ Marcy av, S e S
lot No. 81, Gx150.
North Jersey Loan Assn. TO Jerome
d. Gedney. l.. Orange. n s 18th aV,
cor e S S. Grove st. 190x2SS. .........
North Jersey Loan Assn. to Malvern
Land Co. e. Orange, e S S. Grove
st, n s land party LIST part, 75Xl6f.-,.
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JERSEY CITY. Dec. 1.-THE following
building contract affecting property in
West Hudson was filed Yesterday:
HARRISON.
Contradiction Finnigan with Oliver &
Curron, all mason work required for the
erection OF a two-family brick house at So
Fifth street, $3.50; Henry Newborn, car
pentei work. $1,000; Bower & Breiten-
bucher, architects.
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-On South Twelfth st. and Clinton av.,
$40 this morning. a half finished wooden
stocking. Please return to j.
GOEHRING, above address.
paid for return to COLUMBIAN STEAM
LAUNDRY, 127 Halsey St, city.
OST-December 18th. a lynx mun. in Sny-
der's store, nea. the front door. Reward II
to 1044 Broad ST., Newark.
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WON'T HAVE TO BEG NOW.

John Murphy. 20 years old, no home, was
sent to jail for thirty days from the
Third Precinct Court today for begging
On the streets.
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These contracts were filed in the County
Clerks Office today;
Belgian-American Fur Company. owners,
with Louis Goddard. contractor, painting.
$500; 1916 Magnolia street.
Arthur Heller. owner, with William
Smith. contractor, carpenter, S2,3e2; l63-T65
Clifton avehre.
Clara stuebberr. owner. with Frederick
IEaSt-E a+ff. rnfttraeter. uluMbi1N. drain (.
ing and cas fitting. $500; corner Treacy and
Clinton avenues. Same owner With Lewis
Butterdeld, contractor. heating, $500; same
premises. Same owner with James SDa y,
contractor. carpenter. S5.i7S; same premises.
Same owner With Frederick Falzler, con-
tractor mason, S2,e75; same premises
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ANNUAL MEETING. ELECTION.
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF AMERICA.
Newark, N. j., December 3, 1907.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
this company Will be held at the office Of the
mpan Prudential Building. Newark, N. j.,
Of eIecting directors to serve for the ensuing
year.
Polls open II a. M, close - m.
EDWARD GRAY, Secretary.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-17

MASON woRK-Smoky chimneys with poor
draft guaranteed to draw. We rebuild CHM
neys. All Kinds of mason work given nronpt
attention by our reliable firm. A. HARRIS &
TO. 352 South Tenth st. L. d. tel. s5S2-b.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-17

Here's a lower berth. No. 9, sir.''
mo. 3? Then if the car turns over tn
be in upper 6. eh2'-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-17

When fhs nrst ring at the door bell ls NOT
answered, don't conclude that the folks era
not at htma. This applies t. advertising
Ring asalp-Rritlsh Printer.