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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-10
BEATS
RECORD; FIRST TO
MAKE Is KNOTS
Cunard Turbiner Flies Across
Atlantic 81 Minutes Faster
Than Ever Before.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Breaking all
previous records over the long-distance
course of 1891 miles across h At
lantic. the turbiner Lusitania arrived
at Sandy Hook Lightship today at 2:11
a. M, the time of passage being 4
days, 10 hours and 36 minutes. 80 min
utes faster than her own time, made
last month.
The Lusitania left Daunt's Rock July
8 at 1875 a. M, her voyage speed
througout the trip being 25.01 knots an
hour. her previous best average being
PASS. The various days runs were:
Il, 64S, 625, Gil and 1863 to Sandy
Hook Lightship. The Lusitania on this
trip also d"istanced her sister ships
record, the Mauretania, by 80 minutes,
the latter steamers record over the
long course being 4 days, 90 hours and
10 minutes, She was fitted with new
propellers of four blades each The best
days run, on Monday, July s, 643 knots,
beat the previous record two knots
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CONTRACTOR TO FIGHT
AWARD OF CONTRACT.

The Board of Freeholders' award of
the contract for sewer. reservoir and
water connections at the County Asy-
lum at Overlook will be contested by
James Fusco, a contractor of this city.
The contract wal awarded the Harrl-
son Iron and Construction Company,
for $40, 500 %, which included a steel
reservoir with covering.
County Counsel Crane ruled that the
Freeholders would err If they awarded
the contract to Fusco, whose figures,
while lower that the successful bidders,
according to his opinion. did not speci-
fly whether they included a steel COW
ering. Fusco's bid was $4s, 200. 20.
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John wassmer to Kate Faulkner.

John Wassmer to Kate Faulkner,
Irvington, g s South st, lis TT n
fr Clinton av w, 33x112........
Henry M. Radcliffe to John Wass-
mer, Irvington, same property.
Wolfe-Jilson- Douglas Co. to Leo
nora II. Broadhead, South Or
ange, n e 8 Hickory drive, 296
TT s fir Roosevelt I'd, 35x145....
Henry P. Dodd to Robert H. Will
Jams, Bloomfield, e s William
son av, 226 TT n fr Hazelwood
I'd, 62xl50
Ernest Eberhardt to Jacob
Schloss, East Orange, s e cor
Central av and Cambridge st,
6Oxl50
Julia Williams to S. H. Soverel,
Orange, e s N. Centre st, Asa
TT s fr Washington st, 15x100..
United Realty and Exchange Co.
to August Stocker, I%rvington,
n W S Cummings st. 335 1T n g
fir Clinton av w, 100x125. .......
]. Henry Wolf to Chas. A. Morel,
e. Orange, W s N. 18th st. 460
# n fir Park av, 3x10S. ........
E. f. Meacham & Son to Jacob
Sims, Nutley, lots 80, 40. Al,
block c, of New Nutley ........
Max A. Zitzmann to same, Nut
ley, lot No. 3S, block C, of New
Nutley
Whitmell t. Taliaferro to H.
Schuyler Rich, Glen Ridge, W 8
R~idgewood av. S e cor lands of
LIST party, 45x242 ..............
Emma ]. Titus to Pauline Merkel
and hus, Belleville, w s Stephen
st, 100 # s fr Ferry st, 50x125...
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

mt w FAIeIN
The Celluloid Co. to Selena A.
McCracken, g s Ferry st, n g
o property of Van Buskirk.
Heath & Co., 73x137.
Anna M. Mock to Mary Boisau-
bin, e s Speedway av, 20 # n
fir 18th Ave, 25x100. ...........
Eugene c. Meyer to Edgar Sew
ard, w s Milford ave. 300 TT 8 W
fir 14th av, 25X100.
Samuel Thurston to Bridget La
Roe. s g Sylvan ave, 100 TT e fr
Ashmun st, 25x90.
Same to j. Frank Post, W S land
of first party, 125 TT e FIR Ash
mum st, 10x25.
Helen o. Peck ct al. to Philip J..
Bowers. v S N. 4th st. PSI # W
fir Sussex av, 30x95.
Louisa Rohr and hus to Geo. OPP
dyke Hill, e s Monmouth st, 230
IT n fr Spruce st, 25x100. .......
Same to same, e s Washington \
st, n w cor of house Of John
Virtue, 25x101.
George Opdyke Hill to Barbara
Rohr, Q S Monmouth st, 235 #
W fir Spruce st, 25x100. ..........
Same to same, Q S Washington
st, n w cor house of John Vir-
Charles E. Hendrickson, trus-
tee in bankruptcy of Simon
Heyman, to Louis Bateman, S 8
18th av, 125 TT e fr s. 14th st,
29xS0
Weequahic Park Land & I'M
provement Co. to Virginia j.
Howarth, n S Porter ave, rs #
fr Porter pl, 50x100. ..........
TOWNSHIPS.
G. Hewlett Davis to Mary Burke,
West Orange, Q S Valley I'd, 470
IT n FIR White st, 2Sx150 ........
Mary Burke to Hattie A. Davis.
West Orange, same property.
Paul Haase to Henry Won Seq
germ, S e S 22d st, 294 TT n fir
Alpine st. 25x110..
Walter Peters to Charles NJ.
Howe (trus), Nutley. e S Joerg
av, 76 # n FIR High, 100X150....
Patrick Heaney to Edward ].
Mulch, Belleville, n $ Jorale-
mon st, so IT W fr Hornblower
av. e0x110
Edward Concannon to Harry
Bennett ct al, Montclair, n s
Watching av, so TT W fir Park
st, 50x100
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Aida Marks and husband to Iron
Bound District Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION, corner Ann street and New
York avenue, $4,000.
Max Lilien ct al. to Louis Leibling,
west side South Seventeenth street, 41O
feet north from Sixteenth avenue,
s ,OOc.
John Alexovitz to William H. Bark
horn, east side Bergen street, 300 feet
north from Sixteenth avenue, $400.
Vincenzo Crecca to Antonio Crecca,
east side Lock street, south side
Blocker street, $500.
Louisa NJ. Joerg to Gus A. Richards,
south side Bowery street. 100 feet east
from Christie street, 5000.
John Scheel, jr., to same. James Bald
wins corner, northwest side Adams
street. $1,000.
Mary Boisaubin n husband to An
ma NJ. Mock, east side Speedway ave
nue., % feet north from Fourteenth ave
nue.. ST. 800.
Jacob Schneider to City Trust Com
pany, east side South Twelfth street,
$40 feet south from Fourteenth avenue,
81, 200.
Bridget La Roe to Samuel Thurston,
"a ~ oyifht oFSAoCg IHO lCCL cast
from Ashmun street, 81, 200.
Philip j. Bowers to Sarah p. Ranney,
west side North Fourth street, POI feet
north from Sussex avenue, $4,000.
Same to Samuel H. Pennington, same
property, 1880.
Magdalena Rupp to Franklin Savings
Institution, west side South Eleventh
street, 1877 feet north from Central ave.
nue., $4,000.
Barbara Rohr and husband to How
ard Savings Institution, east side Mon
mouth, street. 235 feet north from
Spruce street, $4,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Frank C. Lowry to Mile ]. Lowry,
Montclair, southeast side Gates ave-
nue.. 251 feet southwest from Union
street, $500.
Vito Parrillo to Fidelity Trust Com
pany, Belleville, west side Harrison
street. south side Brighton avenue
81, 300.
Frederick W. Massmann to Adolph
A. Sachse, East Orange. south side
Main street, 201 feet east from Harri-
son street, $1,000.
Walter d. Rowles to-Montclair Saw
ings Bank, Montclair. west side Chris
topher street, 470 feet north from land
of H. S. Leonhardt. $1,000.
Kate Faulkner and husband to Ru-
dolph Heller, I%rvington, east side Smith
street, lis feet north from Clinton ave-
nue., $4,000.
Samuel Goldberg to William H. Ser
geant, East Orange. east side Amherst
street, LOLA feet south from Central
avenue, (, 500.
Same to Jessie Buchanan ct al
%(exrs.), East Orange, east side Amherst
street, 1.043 feet south from Central
avenue, $500.
Mary J.. Coyne to Edward M. Cole,
Glen Ridge and Bloomfield, west side
Broad street. northeast corner land OF
Stephen ]. Dodd. $1,000.
Same to Edward M. Cole (trustee),
same property. 1880.
August Stocker to United R. and Elk.
Company. Irvington, northwest side
Cummings street, 1913 feet northeast
from Clinton avenue. s70o.
Jacob Sims to Franklin Building
and Loan Association, Nutley, north
side Emily avenue, 1879 feet north from
Bloomfield avenue. $500.
II. Schuyler Horn to Annie M. Meeker.
Montclair, west side Ridgewood we
nue.. southeast corner land of W. T.
Taliaferro. $4,000.
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RAILWAY ROAD WINS TEST
CASE AGAINST D., L. & W,

SUMMIT, July 1o.-Decision has been
announced by the Interstate Commerce
Commission against the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad in
the test case brought by the Railway
ma TO grant a connection at this place.
1t was the first case of it's kind brought
up under the interstate commerce law.
The Railway Railroad is a little
twelve-mile line from Summit to Eliza
beth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Michae j. O'Connor, OF
Paramount avenue, will spend July and
August in Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Grove Porter. of
Saybrook place. and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Kingsley are in Bernardsville for
the remainder of the ummer.
Mrs. John Y. Foster and Miss Nellie
Foster, OF Stratford place, will spend
August at the Pine Bluff Inn, Point
Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cornell Rem
sen, of South Broad street, will go to
Maine in August.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leon Blanchard, of
High street. are occupying their bunga-
low in the Rangely Lake region, Maine.
Miss Olivia Hill, Of this city, Is at
Paradise Valley. Pa.
Miss Anna Buch, OF this city. and
Misses Mary and Katherine Sonnekalb,
of East Orange. are in Pennington.
Miss Annie s. Thompson, OF Summer
avenue, will spend two months in Eu-
rope.
Miss Nella Meyer is at Lake Hopat-
cong.
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Coe and
Miss Mollie Labeau, of 1873 South
Eleventh street, are at saltwater.
Miss Carrie Buensaw and Miss Julia
Buensaw. of this city. are at the At
lantic Highlands.
Leonard NJ. Smith, Of the z. M. C.
A. with his family. will spend the sum
mer in Asbury Park.
Miss Florence M. Douglass and
Grace e. White are at Shady Grove
Farm, New Egypt.
H. NJ, Larter and family, Of this city,
are registered at the Orient Hotel,
Manhattan Beach.
Miss Katherine Laur, Miss Nettie
Reid and Miss Isabel Rossiter are at
Atlantic Highlands. f
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wilson and
their son, John Wilson. will sail on the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse next week
for a three months tour Of Europe.
H. ]. Derby and family of Parker
street, have opened their summer home
In Wilmington. VT.
Frederick r. Feary. of this city, has
returned from the Maine coast. Mr..
Feary will return to the coast In two
weeks, where he will spend the re-
mainder of the summer season with his
family.
Miss Olga M. Bleyer and Miss Amelia
Roehrle have left the city for three
weeks to stop at the Mountain House,
Delaware Water Gap, Pa
Among the Newarkers who are com
muting to Budd's Lake, where their
families are spending the summer, are:
Theron C. Rice-Wray. Howard ". Hol-
man, Jacob w. Mason and Robert
Hartpence.
George Plaut and family are spend
ing the summer at Coney Island.
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OFFICE Of the BOARD Of Street and wa,s,
commissioners Of the city Of Newark. City
sa.,.s Newark. y. J.. July I. 1908.
Ace sealed srar, proposes sIs .n vii be received at this Of
LAY. tSe six sixteenth 20 hi'' day s,Glo 81 g. gul M , S5 rh1 .nS
opened at the last-named hour. at a public
NEE meeting In Of the Board to be held at said iims
ahu pidce' Ior tne construction Of pine sewers in
- PLACE,
between ci'ht en- pl MT to Dsmarest street:
=. LAWToN STREET
SHERIDAN AvEN1rr
between Peshine avenue and Hunts-Jon s,re.t.
BELMONT AVENUE
between Hawthorne avenue and a no,,t oAor,
500 feet north Of Runyon street. '""' oeu
The following is about the amount n, thu
WORK TO De done. and the materials 10 he Snrs
nished in the construction and comnIetJon ~
SAD WORK. and upon which bids will be COM
For Edmunds place sewer;
Three hundred and sixty-dvs ,,c,, Co.. =.
e'Ent 'l men Vitrihed salt glazed pipe sewer:
inch pipe house connections; ' :" "S V)
Two 90 manholes complete. with ,.ckets
dan avenue sewer: II" Sheri-
Six hundred 5000 feet Of ten 40, inch v,,r,.
ned salt glazed pipe sewer; ~" ''f
Three hundred and thirty GAO, ,ee, ., .,x "a,
inch pipe house connections; Ola V'
SIX 90 manh9les complete. including one q,
For Belmont avenue sewer:
Seven hundred f7o0) feet 81 nfteen ,,s, ,,oh
Five h,,na v,lnanrdlhhed salt glazed pipe sewer:
riHe hunnreo tooU feet Of twelve fIe1 inch
vitrihed salt glazed pipe sewer: - 'ncn
o Sns inch aua Sa}rIa.s and sa,, twenty I'm feet Of ten
Eighteen hundred ns Sfnzsa PIP sewer;
pipe house connections; w anch
Eight o) manhcies complete. with noisa,e..
covers Including one III Junction msnhoie
Five t) basins with solid gra i've heads an.
sills and connecting chutes complete e"'
bidders are not TO state any oric. -. -.
terials and work for which there = g me.
amount provided for IN the specincatians
1891 proposai must ne enclosed in Z sealed
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RECEIVERS $3.50 LEFT
IN VIEW OF HUNDREDS,

BoONTON, July 1o.-After seeing a
friend off on a train at the depot, Mrs.
Helen Gaines. a wealthy resident of
the park. drove in her carriage to the
bank and discovered that her chate-
laine bag. containing a purse and $3.50
in money. was gone.
She drove back to the depot and
found the bag. with its contents in
tact, In the square at the depot. where
1t had probably fallen from her car
riage. 1t had been there fifteen min
utes or mora In full view Of hundreds
of persons.
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l9.POUND BABY HAS
IL FINGERS AND TOES.

NORFOLK. Va, July 10.-Mr. and
Mrs, A. M. Caffee are the proud parents
of a baby girl who at birth weighed
nineteen pounds and has twelve fingers
and twelve toes.
The child is in perfect health. Her
size makes her the champion baby of
the United States, the largest one here
tofore having weighed sixteen pounds.
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SCRIBNER, WIDELY-KNOWN
ELK, KILLED BY AUTO.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1o.-Ernest
L.. Scribner. one of the most prominent
Elks in the United States. with a large
acquaintance In the East, was killed
and two men and w women were in
jured by the overturning of an auto
mobile, near Hayward.
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PuRLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the FOL-
loving proposed ordinance passed a second
reading ana vas ordered to a third reading, at
q meeting or the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners held July 9th, 1908: ~
An ordinance to open and widen
MTLLBRoOK PLACE,
aiVin ohenneiu street 10 Summer avenue.
FRANK J. BOOK,
Commissioners. ~"u ""'ef
,o WIN. E. GREATHEAp.
'si"-o' Clerk OF the Board.
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PRIESTS WERE GUESTS OF HoNop

Inc classes of SO, '97 and '9S of ST
Fatrick's Cathedral School gave a re-
ceptlon and banquet at Achtel- Stetter's
iast night to the Rev. Thomas Martin
Vlce-president of Seton Hall College.
the Rev. Dominic Donahue, o. p, of St,
Antoninus's Church, and the Rev
rancis Reilly, of st. Johns Church
Orange. '
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DIVORCE FOR MRS. pAUGH.

Samuel F. Bigelow, special master In
Chancery, has filed a report recon-
mending that a divorce be granted to
Mrs. Carrie l.. Paugh, of 81 Orleans
street, from Harry G. Paugh, of Myrtle
avenue and Warren street. Paugh was
accused of extreme cruelty.
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TAX CUTS DOWN LICENSES

a cut IN the number of Certificates
sranteo to New Jersey retail liouor
oesiers Is reported by Chief Deputy
eoiec.or w. H. Porter. owing to The
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Of the bidder and Of the improvement, and d.
rected to thu Board of Street and Water Com
missionerr o. tho city Of Newark.
Bidders will state their prices in writing as
well as In figures.
BIDDERS must specify in their proposals that.
should the above worl. lie awarded 10 them.
they VIII bind themselves tc finish and COM
pete the same within the following number
Edmunds place. ion d0) days.
Grant avenue, Lawton street and Sheridan
avenue twenty (cD days.
Belmont avenue. thirty tSM days.
The plans and specifications of the work can
Of the Board Of Street and water Commission
es at the City Hall. Said proposals to be ac-
business in New Jersey. who shall. at the t time
their responsibility in the amount fu of such as pr TO
posal. and bind themselves that. II the contract
the proposal, they viii, upon its being 80
awarded, become his or their sureties for the
the pei son OF persons omit or refuse to execute
such contract they will. pay to the city Of
which he or they would have been entitled
upon completion Of the contract and that
pay the person or persons by yi@ whom , 2 9 sues con TO
tract shall be executed.
ers Of the city Of Newark " " roserv Uom IN ,Ssmn-
selves the right to accept or reject any or all
Bidders and s~ureties are hereby notified that
o ond .ho the he provisions of the seventh section
tAS iOdih III olIteL dfu
Water Commissioners approved March 2s, 1891.
mat the bond or bonds to be given for the
faithful execution and performance of said
public work shall first be approved as to suf-
hciency by the Board, and as to form by the
counsel or the Board. and no contract shall
De binding on the city or become effective or
until such bond is so approved: and
the President OF the Board shall have power
70 examine the proposed bondsmen under oath.
n he shall so desire, or shall be so Instructed
by the Board, but the Board will not be bound
proposed ~bondsmen. but shall have full power
and absolute discretion in the whole matter.
ana this provision shall be referred to in anv
advertisement inviting bids for any such pub
lie work.
BY direction of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioner OF the city of Newark.
Jy7-5t ,shief E,,c,ne.r
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinance has been passed by the
approved by the Mayor of the city of Newark.
ana pursuant to Chapter $3.50 of the State laws
or 1879. Is herewith published by title:
An ordinance to open
DEVINE STREET,
formerly Myrtle avenue), from Fourteenth
avenue to South Orange avenue.
Adopted July Q. 1908.
J. BOOK.
OF the Board of Street and Water
VIM. E. GREATHEAp.
Clerk Of the Board.
"a, JACOB HAUssLINe.
1ylo-bt Mayor.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael j. O'Connor, of
Paramount avenue. will spend July and
August in Ireland.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICT OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.

City Hall, July 9, 190S.'
The following Is the list of names. residences
and places of business of persons making APP
plication to this board for the granting Of IL
censes to sell spirituous, vinuous. malt or
brewed liquors and not heretofore published ac-
cording to law, to wit:
Name, Place of Business. Residence.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. Grove Porter. of
Saybrook place. and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Kingsley ire in Bernardsville for
the remainder of the summer.
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Hauck & Koerher. 400 18th sv. All Springfield Az
WHOLESALE-RTNFwALS.
Dennis Osborn & Co, s49-s51 Broad St.
IL Hillside av.
~ 143 Gars'de AZ.
RICHARD MILLER,
JAMES r. CONNOLLY. W
City Clerk.
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Mrs. John Y. Foster and Miss Nellie
Foster. OF Stratford place, will spend
August at the Pine Bluff Inn, Point
Pleasant.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cornell Rem
sen, of South Broad street, will go to
Maine in August.
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piel menr iie oann leift,n ipsrben.
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