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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-08

FOR SALE. TEL 70.
Broad St. y301-SO3; lot 50x11S.
Broad ST.. 379-3S1: s. w. cor, sth av.: ssx1O0.
Broad St, SS6-3s0: 64x1Oo.
Broad St. 542: 2Sx120: brick building
Broad St, 1912; lot 30x1s0; two frontages.
Beileville av.. 95-S7; 4Sx1O6; twelve stores.
Belleville av., 1880; ~125x106; four stores.
Central av.. 10; 2Sx90: four-story building.
Halsey St. 1886; lot 93x113.
High St. 744-74S; brick residence. 100000.
High St. 761-763; brick residence; 50xS00.
Market St. 292' brick building; 21x100.
Market St, 3l9-321; brick building: 5sx120.
Mulberry St. 102-104: 40x105.
MT. Pleasant av.; 300x100.
Spring St. IS, corner Sth av.; 25x10o.
OLIVER W. JACKSON, 200 Market st.
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WALL PAPER.

INTENT INCORPORATING YOUR HOME?
We will not alone show you the most novel
ami latest wallpapers and holdings, but will
advise you as to best effects. II convenient
call or send a card and we VIII have our
representative wait on you. The most COM
plete line Of domestic and imported papers
in the State.
CONSOLIDATED WALLPAPER MILLS,
2I WASHINGTON ST.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

HPPIRF ST, 91-A grand two-family house:
II large, light rooms, besides baths. alcove
IS extra wide, 24x54: lot 35xl25; handsomely
decorated workmanship Of the best: screens
Tor all windows and doors: gas and electric
Fights; in fact, one of the most complete two
family houses to be found: price 81. 600; would
consider good building lots in part payment.
Newark. 80
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EAST ORANGE, SOUTH CLINTON ST, 2ss-
2S5-Elegant new two-family houses, contain
ing II rooms. exclusive of bath and buffers
pantries' all separate improvements, such as
entrances, heaters, laundries; handsomely
decorated Throughout; tiled floors in bath
rooms: enamel brick hreplaces; slate drips IN
kitchens. parlors finished in white: lot 33x100,
plenty room for driveway; price Sc, 500
Newark.
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I WILL build you q one-family house, hand
some exterior, large veranda, rear porch.
threeg bay windows. parlor. dining-room.
Kitchen. large halls, pantry, five bedrooms,
three closets, bathroom, large open attic, cellar
cer1ented, steam heat. complete open plumbing.
Including range and gas. cypress trim. bircr
doors; complete ready to occupy for So. 7H
Call and see my plans. L. HAYNE. builder
s00A Broad ST.
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MCDOWELL SYSTEM-Easy to learn; rapid
to use. Gold medal. Paris, st. Louis Expo
sitions over all competitors as leading method
for cutting and making ladies' arment In
dividual instruction. Open daily, Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday evenings. PUPILS make
their own dresses while learning. Call or send
for circular. ROSE C. LYNCH S35 Broad st.
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FURNISHED COTTAGES TO LET.

AT BRADLEY BEACH. N. J.
Adjoining Asbury Park, completely furnished
; cottages. ocean front and vicinity, at moder-
ate prices. Send for new illustrated booklet.
RICHARD McNEELY, Bradley Beach, N. j.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS on easy terms
buys a bargain in a two-family house;
near trolley and D., l.. IL w. r. R.; all
modern improvements; steam heat: separate
entrances and hot water supply. must he sold
at once; will consider exchange for city or
out-of-tDwn. Call or write
J. II. KING. 2S2 Glenwood ave-, or
G BUTTERWORTH,
Dodd and Prospect SITS, East Orange.
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wANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-Three nicely furnished rooms fol
light housekeeping; on Nelson place preferred,
by family of two; occupancy May IL. 81 Ster-
ling st,
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FARM FOR SALE-Pleasantdale; "A acres, Il
rooms. modern dwelling, at a sacrifice
BROWN, $50 Main ST., Orange. .
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PhrenolOgy.
P~HRENOLOGY. astrology; PROF.. PRIrCH-
ARD has returned from Europe; can be
consulted at his old parlors, 6iS Broad.
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CALDWELL -CEDARS PROPERTY.
One block from trolley on Gould place, Cald-
well. celebrated for pure water and dry air.
Five new cottages, eight or nine or ten
rooms; every Improvement; large garden plot;
restricted neighborhood.
Prices: $500 to 81. 500; terms cash or install
ments; rent $50.
Also bungalow sites on the cedar-covered
hilltops. SIS per front foot.
Call for illustrated booklet on premises or
CHARLES F. p. WALTER, Union Building.
Newark.
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wANTED-within one-half mile of Broad and
Market SITS. a property that would be suit
!. abe for building a high-class residence.
y SALE AND EXCHANGE CO. 40 Clinton st.
siAWANT to buy for cash cheap one-family
wlfelse in city or suburbs. Owners reply. r.,
go, Star Office.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS cash on easy
terms will buy elegant Groom residence on
Glenwood ay., East Orange; all modern i'm
provements' steam heat. newly decorated; Will
consider exchange for city or out-of-town
II. KING. POP Glenwood av.. or ROGER BUT
TbRWORTH. Dodd and Prospect SITS, East
Orange.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

WANTED-Men or women To canvas; $50 a
week can be made easy. WESTERN STUDIO
OF ART. Dos Market st.
I'll of all kinds furnished from Central
Bureau. Tel. 329i-3sth. 500 9Th av.. N. Y. city
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FLATS AND ROOMS TO LET.


gas. toilet: Slb.
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JERSEY FARMS, homes. building lots; hour
out; good train and trolley service; buy now
and save money. CHAS. E. TINSMAN.
Dunellen.
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Befnpar.

REAL ESTATE VALUES. insurance. loans.
]. CONNEBD. 13 Washington av, Bell
vile; established 1893.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MONEY TO LOAN.

lone TO LOAN
on furniture without removal. privacy assured
strictly confidential; amounts $40 upward; ex-
plantations cost nothing. Call or write. HOUSE,
HOLD Joan c. Room POI, Metropolitan
Building. over Kaufman's Hat Store; entrance
on Washington st, cor. Market.
n LoANED SALARIED PEOPBB
and others without security; easy payments
offices in GO principal cities. Save yourself
money in getting my terms first. ID. II. Toll
MAN, Room 6l2. 2S Washington ST., cor.
Market.
SALARY LOANS made without security. No
mortgage. No indorser. No publicity. Every
81 paid off Of loan reduces cost. Tel. write,
cali. NEW JERSEY FINANCE 20. 3l2-3l4
Scheuer Building. OPP. Postofice.
MONEY LOANED WITHOUT SECURITY
to salaried people and others; save money for
PALMER. room IL S~pingarn Building, 1SS
Market St. Newark.
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LEr-FoR BUSINESS PURPOSES

WASHINGTON ST, 22s. BETWEEN MAR
KET N BANK STS.-MODERN THREE
STORY BUILDING, WITT STORE I'M
BASEMENT; 30x!00. J. Il. DAVIS. 1854
MARKET ST, ROOM 500.
CLINTON ST. No. 20, first floor, with light.
heat and water; space 22x79e with or without
Cellar, reasonable rent to good tenant. Inquire
HENRY DICKSON. % Clinton st.
Lofts.
LOFTS WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT.
40 LAWRENCE ST. WASHINGTON
WILSON.
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WILL sell or exchange fine three-story invest
ment property; three minutes walk from
Mountain Station, for 81. 900 cash, on easy
terms. Building contains two stores and two
apartments on each floor above; all improve
ments; annual rental 81, 200: must sell at once.
Call or write to i. II. KING, 22 Glenwood av.,
or ROGER BUTTERWORTH. Dodd and Pros
pect SITS. East Orange.
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FINE Groom apartments, steam heat; all i'm
provements; just completed; within three
minutes walk of Mountain Station; will rent
reasonable TO responsible tenant. Cali or write
J. II. KING, 292 Glenwood av., or ROGER
BUTTERWORTH. Dodd and Prospect sts..
East Orange.
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AUTOMOBILES.

HAVE YOU
any automobile or any part OF an
automobile to sell or exchange: or
DO YOU
wish TO purchase anything in the
automobile line from a car to it's
smallest part
ADVERTISE IN THIS COLUMN.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLE.
COMING EVENTS.

SOCIAL DANCE every Friday and Saturday
evening. +. DOELGER'S HALL. Morris av.
Admission. including wardrobe. gents Csc,
ladies 15c.
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RARE CHANCE-Six-room house. Improve
ments; stable. hennery, fruit; fine garden
planted; bargain; s1,S00: four city lots. A
HORN, Union Building.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.


CLINTON Az, near Ridgewood-Five rooms
and bath: 1anitor service; all Improvements
NEW ST, 121-Seven rooms and bath.
GBISER e PLUM, $40 Broad st.
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HELP WANTED.
MALE.

By advertising in the columns of THE
EVENING STAR, help of all kinds can
be secured the next morning and. in
many cases, applicants can be seen on
the day of issue. to be engaged for work
the next day.
ADVERTISE AND TRY II.
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CORNER LoT-East Orange; 60x10O; df sold at
once, 1900. BROWN. $50 Main ST.. Orange.
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sl2. 500-Modern house. well built and in hrst-
class shape. 10 rooms and bath: 4 beside
hall on first floor; lot 5sx195. conveni-
emily loo ated on one Of the finest streets
in East Orange; cash 81. 500, balance S
per cent Ask c.. II. MENUS. opp.
Grove st. Station. East Orange, N. ].
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East Grange.
NEW APARTMENTS,
CORNER MAIN AND BALDWIN SITS,
EAST ORANGE.
Most desirable in every respect, I and
rooms and bath, every room light and airy
decorated in latest fashion. Superintendent on
Write for pamphlet. JNO. j.
MALONBY. 10 Railroad place, ID. Orange.
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Modern summer cottages for sale or rent
Send for descriptive booklet.
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HoNCE & DUBOIS,
Opp. r. r. Depot, Belmar. N. ],
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BUY THIS AND MAKE $500 TO-DAY.
n NO. 81 WINTHROP ST. NEAR SUMMER
AV.; o 50x1O0: 21$-SToRY FRAME
DO ROOMS IMPROVEMENTS: GOOD CON
EDITION; WITH BARN ATTACHED. WILL
SELL IMMEDIATELY FOR $500; WORTH
IS, COO; 1000 REQUIRED.
& CROSS e PLUM.
M O AND BANK SITS.
2S13.
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Jennie loves Jack Sulfisch. but she's
afraid he loves somebody else more
shes right, too"
Indeed Who is itT'
Jack Sulfsch. "-Philadelphia Press,
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ELEGANT apartment. consisting OF seven
rooms and bath; all improvements; steam
heat; hot water supply; newly decorated.
VIII rent for s25 to good tenant; 5 minutes
from trains or trolley. Call or write
j. II. KING 292 Glenwood ave, or
ROGER BUTTERWO
Dodd and Prospect SITS. East Orange.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

LArHRoP ANDERSON,
KEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
sH BROAD ST. OPP. ORANGE ST.
TELEPHONE 1881.
FACTORY SPECIALIST.
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MODERN two family house; all Improve
ments: steam heat; separate entrances; hot
water supply; within three minutes walk OF
Watsessing station; viii sell for $1,000 cash,
easy terms or exchange for city or out-of-
town property. Call or write
j. H. KING. 292 Glenwood ave-. or
ROGER BUTTERWORTH.
Dodd and Prospect SITS. East Orange.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
U OF TOWN.

OUT OF TOWN.
WANTED-Small cottage with an aero or
more of ground; convenient to station.
POULTRY, Box 10. Star Office.
ROseviIIe.
WANT to purchase a two-fami1y house in the
Roseville section; state fun particulars and
lowest cash price. No agents. Address TWO
FAMILY. Box IL. Star ONCE, Newark. N. j.
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HOUSES TO LET
CITY.

A LARGE HOUSE. NO. % CENTRE ST., ALL
HARDWOOD FLOORS, ENTIRELY RENO
Waited, FROM MAY 1. INQUIRE AT
NJ. GOETZ. 127 LINTON ST.
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Make up your mind now that YOU viii In
crease your SalNs. Advertise N the STAR
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Linden.

FINE high building lot, 33x124; near Park and
Centre; $500. Address OWNER, Box 70, Star
Office.
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ELEGANT Groom house, all naodern improve
ments; three lots; fruit; 81, 500; a snap. VAN
HORN, Union Building.
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RIOOmheIh.

UP@TO-DATE eight-room apartment; all i'm
provements: steam heat; tiled bath; separate
entrance; hot water supply; near trolley and
railroad; will lease to responsible tenant at
S27 monthly. Call or write
j. h. KING, 292 Glenwood ave-. or
BUTTERWORTH,
Dodd and Prospect SITS, East Orange.
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ARTISTIC SIGNS, show cards, Lettering
BEN-A-TAR, 1855 Broad St Phone 5000
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CARDS, billheads. etc. fine work. quick de-
3 livery. 75c up. RoSE PRESS, 159 Mulberry.
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EIGHT-ROOM modern house. West Orange;
all improvements; lot 50x150; IL sold at once,
81. 100. NJ. j. BROWN, $50 Main st., Orange.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PIANOS

PIANOS
Immense. Clearing Sale Of used pianos. A
wonderful opportunity to all economically dis
posed purchasers.
In our list some Of the pianos listed below
might interest you.
Chickering, rosewood. fine ne.............s1t
Weber. rosewood. fine tone .........u....... 100
Narvison. rosewood. fine tone .............. So
Braumueller, rosewood, fine tone............ 125
Ghickertng, rosewood, grand ................ 200
a. Dodge & Son, rosewood. good for begin
ners 50
Hallet d Davis, 1915 style, now, marred... 2s5
$3.50 Player Piano, very fine used)......... 4S5
S275 Leslie Bros, nearly rev, mahogany. 1853
Over a dozen slightly used pianos In various
woods, fully guaranteed. from SlS5 up. Pay
ments. HALLET & DAVIS PIANO CO.
Newark. N. ].
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E ESTATE WANTED.
CITY.

wANTED-Two-family house; must be in good
condition and desirable neighborhood; must
be worth more than price asked; not over
SIS. 900. SALE AMI EXCHANGE co, 45 Clin-
ton st.
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SCHOOLS WILL Be
VISITED EACH DAY
BY THE F|REMEN
MOntclair Council Takes Imme-
date Precautions to Help
Protect the Pupils.

In order to help insure the safety of
Montclair pupils, the Montclair Town
Council last night authorized the Fire
Commission to act on the suggestion
of Councilman Henry E. Wrensch, ir.,
that a fireman from the nearest hose
house make frequent visits to the pub
lie schools during the time the children
are in session.
The council had its attention called
by F.. Gordon Smith, of Wayside place,
that town, to the alleged dangerous
conditions at the Central Grammar
School.
ION Friday last" said Mr.. Smith.
II visited the building, and I found
that the old wooden stairways were so
harrow hat the pupils had to leave the
building in single file. The second floor
of the building contains six classrooms.
in which there are 240 pupils daily.
-Four of the rooms have doors opening
inward. and if the children We're ex-
cited, or turned back from the stair
way with smoke or fire, they would be
compelled to jump from the windows
in order to get out of the building, as
there are no fire escapes"
Mayor Crawford referred Mr.. Smith
to the Board of Education, stating that
the board had been given money two
years ago to erect fire escapes
Resolutions from the Montclair Board
of Trade were presented, urging that
fire ESCAPES be put on all chools and
public buildings and that doors be
made to swing outward.
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REWARD OFFERED
IN GLEN RIDGE
FOR Thief CLUES
Council Takes Action on Recent
Burglaries-To Investigate
Old Bridge.

So many robberies have recently oc-
Cured in Glen Ridge without any ar
rests being made that the Borough
Council of that place last night de-
cided to offer a reward of 800 for in
formation that will lead to the arrest
of the burglars.
The law and franchise committee and
the park committee were directed to
investigate and report at the next meet
ing the action of the Lackawanna Rail
road, in dumping rock from the tunnel
on both sides of the trestle across Mof-
fett's Pond, where the recent flood
weakened the structure. Councilman
tombstone aid that the members of the.
Council had investigated the collapse
of Moffett's old dam and were of the
opinion that dynamite had been used
in destroying the foundation.
'Since February %" declared Mr..
tombstone, 1.-THE Lackawanna people,
instead of making repairs to the bridge
filed It with loads of stone, and | be-
lieve 1t is an act of trespass for the
railroad company to so do without first
securing the consent of the Council"
Malcolm Hunter and Herbert B.. Full
Ter resigned as members of the Grex
Salvage Corps, and Hilton Brewer and
Richard Anthony We're elected MEM
bers of the corps.
The Board of Health was authorized
to care for a case of scarlet fever in
the Reynaud clearinghouse, in Wash
ington street. The patient is the butler.
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GLEN RIDGE.
BELLEVILLE
AND NUTLE'
STAMPS BETTING In PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AS DEMORALIzINC TO YOUNG PUPILS

There vas a mild sensation at last
nights meeting OF the East Orange
Board of Education when Thomas r.
creede, president of the city Play
grounds Commission, made an objec-
ton to gambling in the schools.
This habit, I fear. will become prev
alent in the schools unless checked"
said he. One boy in a primary school
recently made a bet with his teacher
as TO his conduct mark. The lad lost
and gave the teacher a dve-pound box
OF candy. The experience cost his
family 81.
"one teacher also bet a s. dinner on
a basketball game. wagering that Mas
sau would beat Ashland. This is a
species of gambling that will make
trouble. | am not making formal
charges, but would like to have the
matter brought up before the school
principals and secure their aid in dis
couraging the practise. High school
teachers frequently bet on games and
the practise is vicious and d~emoralizing
and furnishes bad example as we'll"
The board members expressed them
as agreeing with Mr.. Creole,
promising to weed out any betting they
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AGAINST CHILDREN
ATTENDING THEATRES.

At the monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the Children's Aid
and Protective Society of the Oranges
held yesterday afternoon in the Chari-
ties building, Orange, Secretary Thomas
S. Crane was authorized to commune
cate with the New Jersey legislative
committees in Trenton urging the pass
age of Assembly bills Nos. s and 211.
Bill No. s prohibits children under the
age of 16 years attending theatres, etc.,
unaccompanied by parents or guar
dams, and is now being vigorously
supported by Sheriff Frank H. Sommer
and various charitable and philan-
thropic organizations throughout the
State. No. 211 prohibits children under
the g of 16 working in factories, etc.
between the hours of 6 o'clock at night
to 6 O'Clock in the morning. This bill
is supported by the Consumers League
tective Alliance.
William Read Howe presided in the
absence of the president, the Rev. Wal
ter Reid Hunt. Treasurer William
Beach reported contributions since Feb
fuary - OF S2o2, w a Dalance on
hand of S623.44, and Agent A. w. Alb
bolt reported that he had collected
from parents for the support of their
children since February II. $S21.75. The
matter of having the society repre-
scented at the annual sessions of the
National Conference of Charities and
Correction, which win take place at
Richmond, Va, May 6 to 10, was laid
over for consideration at the April
meeting of the directors.
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RACING ACROSS
COUNTRY To SEE
HER DYING son
Mother of Alexander COrbett
Hastens from Chicago to
Orange Hospital.

Racing across the continent to see
Alexander Corbett, who is believed to
be near death in st. Mary's Hospital,
Orange. are the mother and sister of
the young man en- route from Chi
cago.
Young corbett, who is well known in
Orange and was for years a scene
painter for the Wagenhalls 81 Kemper
theatrical firm, was sent to the hos
pital a few days ago in a weakened
condition after a period of i'll health,
and now pneumonia has developed. The
young man was attended by DR.. S. A.
Muta, and today, while reported a lit
tie brighter than yesterday, was in
such a bad condition that his life is
despaired of.
Last night his relatives. who were in
Chicago, telegraphed friends of Mr..
Corbett they would leave on a train for
the Esat and are expected to arrive in
the city late this afternoon.
Mr.. Corbett. who is a member of
Orange Lodge of Elks, when taken
severely i'll sent word Immediately to
his mother. She "a in California, and
his sister in Chicago, and Mrs. Corbett
reached Illinois late yesterday and
Joined her daughter, when arrange
ments were made to start for the jour-
ney to the patients bedside.