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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13

corner of Lille street and South Or.
arge avenue $4,000.
Andrew J.. Handlowitz to France SKI
Fruzinski. west side South Eleventh
street, 275 feet south from Fifteenth
avenue, 5000.
F. Arnold Beach to Monarch Build
ing and Loan Association. west side
Stuyvesant avenue, 81 feet north from
Commonwealth avenue, $500.
Peter Petri to Conrad Widmann
northeast corner Fifteenth avenue am
South Sixth street, $1,000.
Francesca Robertazzi to francesca
P. Paolo, south side Calumet street
northeast corner Christian Deep's lot
$500.
Francesca Robertazzl to Louis Hoff.
man., same property, $3.50.
Anna Nj. Haushalter to Marie Lang
south side Kinney street. 100 feet west
from Washington street, SO, 500.
Harry Weinberg to German Savings
Bank, south side South Orange ave.
nue., west corner lot No. 3 man Of
property Of Louis Greiner, 49, GOO.
William c. Parker to Charles III
Wright, north side Miller street, 12(
feet northeast from Elizabeth avenue
$4,000.
Same to same, same property, and
two other tracts, ST. 0
Herman Meyer to Harriet w. Spur
south side Wright street, 274 feet west
from Frelinghuysen avenue, $ $500.
George Grebe to Frederick Freling-
huysen. east side Peshine avenue. 20t
feet south from Avon avenue, SO, 800.
Conrad Decker to Paramount Build.
ing and Loan Association, west side
Maple avenue, 176 feet north from
Fourteenth avenue, 1900.
G%lassner, Safer & Silverman Con
struction Company to Elizabeth Edg-
son, north side Baldwin street. 260 feet
west from High street, 81, 800.
Isabella G. Var Duyne and husband
to Security Savings Bank, west side
Summer avenue. 161 feet north from
Third avenue, S $500.
Rosie Neiss and husband to Morri.
Rachlin, west side Prince street, 25
feet south from Waverly place, s1.375
James A. Carroll to Charles A. Feick
north side South street. rs feet cas-
from Hermon street. $500.
Elizabeth Woelfel and husband tt
Association to Provide Home for the
~Friendless, south side Lang street, 3J
feet west from Hamburg place, $1,000
TOWNSHIPS.
Caroline f. Hampson and husband
to William U. lube ct al. (trustees)
East Orange, north side Rutledge ave.
nue., 1856 feet west from North Airing
ton avenue, $4,000.
Donate Corvino to Margaretha Berg
Orange, east side cone street, 100 feet
south from land Of George Lindsey 81
al, $4,000.
= Lackawanra Realty Company tc
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
COLUMBUS DAY
CELEBRATED IN
POLITICAL AM|TY
Henry, Haussling and Sommer
Bury Ratchet at Newark
Italians Banquet.

Politics were forced into the back
ground to make way for a love feast
held at Eisner's Hall last night, under
the auspices of the Columbian Guards.
The Italians of Newark had planned
to celebrate the 416th anniversary OF
the landing Of Columbus and had is
sued invitations to all candidates, ire
spective of party, AS a result there
were gathered about the board Mayor
Jacob. Haussling, Judge Thomas S.
Henry, former A~ssemblyman Simon
Hahn, Sheriff Frank H.. Sommer and a
number of others OF less prominence in
State and municipal affairs.
All the speakers were careful to leave
politics out of their addresses, taking
as their subjects such harmless ques-
tons as where we are whence we
came,' where we go" and what we
do" James De Jaime acted as toast
master.
Among the guests from outside the
city were the Italian consul and vice
consul from New York. and the three
globe t~rotters who arrived here last
week on their way around the world.
There were 200 present at the banquet,
ard the affair was voted one of the
most successful of it's kind ever held
In the city.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
Mary z. Rindell to Isaac d. Hor-
ton, w S Ridgewood av, $50 IT
n fr Bigelow ST., 25x105........
Cliff Hill Land and Imp. Co. to
Irwin w. Norris, e S Sanfor- av,
964 # @ fir fremont av, ~25x100..
Alex Milmoe to Winfield S. Strait,
W Stuyvesant w. so TT S fr
Abinger pl, 25x100.
Adolph Mayors to Emma Mayors
ct al, w s Smith st. lot 100 on
! Demarest Farm, 50x100. ........
Geo. Graeter to Andrew j. Hand
lowitz, w s s. 18th st, 275 1T s
fr 18th av, 25x100. ............
Minnie M. Horle and hus to Annie
E. Hunkele. e s Paramount av.
200 IT S fr Bank st, 25x100....
Annie e. Hunkele to Minnie M.
Horle. n s S. Orange av. 80 TT
W fr S. 18th st, 25x103 ........
Henry w. Crowell to August w.
Schumacher, w s S. 9th st, 22S
# S FIR Nth av. 50x9S.
August w. Schumacher to Henry
w. Crowell, w s s. 9th st, 27S
It s fir 14th av, 25x9S............
Michael Caputi to rIichael Crap
pone, n s Nichols st, 100 TT C FIR
Pacific st, 30x90..
Conrad Widnlan to Peter Petri,
n e cor 18th av and s. 9Th st,
10xlOO .-.......... .....'.'..'..
Gilderoy o. Burlew to Geo. G.
Yarrow, n $ Scheerer av, 300 IT
W fir Bergen st, 25x100..........
Geo. G. Yarrow to Grace P. Bur-
lew, same property. ....-......
Louis Hoffman to Francisco Rob-
~ertazzi, S $ Calumet st. n G cor
Christian peeps lot. 25xS5....
Marie Lang to Anna M. Haushal-
ter, S S Kinney st, 100 1T w fr
Washington st. 24x75............
c. as. II. Wright to VIM. G. Par
lker, n s Miller st, 126 TT n fr
Elizabeth av, 26x100.
Ida J. Warren to Geo. A. War
rem, w S washington av, 1896 1t
n W Fl Chester av. 24x9S.."....
Weequahic Park L. and ] Co.
to VIM. r. Cansbrook ct al, n $
Porter av, PIP it w fr Elizabeth
av, 50x100 .-.......... ...........
Florence p. J. yanc, and hus to
Thos. M. Sweeney. n S Milling
] ton av. n s lands 1st PITY, SKIS.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
MISS STEINER, ALASKA
TRAVELLER, TO LECTURE

One of the best-known lecturers on
tbs Newark Board of Education staff
OF lecturers this season is Miss Emma
r. Steiner, traveller, composer n ex-
p.orer, who will give an illustrated lee
ture on "Alaska" at the Hamburg
Place Public -ctool tomorrow night.
N IS Steiner. who has spent eight sum-
mers in Alaska, in Nome n the
Klondike, will tell of her own expe-
riences in hat far north country, of
the wonderful resources to be found
there, of the social and financial side,
how a ne Is stak.G and worked and
or the fortunes taken out of that coun-
try every year.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13

summit Bank, South Orange. north
sac Clinton avenue, 1854 fe 1t west from,
Ridgewood road, Sc. 1000.
9 Bodei to Samuel B.. Tillou u
al ~'eXecutors), South Orange. north
corner land Of estate of Marcus n
50, 200. roau,
lara Brauner and husband n
Christopher Blank, I%rvington, soutb-
east side Twenty-second street, 405 feat
from Alpine street. a. 0oo
enaries A. Morel to Mathilde Ra,,a.
last orange, west side North clinto,,
nue.. 49, 500. aA ave.
same to Thomas J.. Check, East or
anEc' same property. s1.275.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13

Georgia Kane (trus.) to Maurice
l. Klein, w s N. I'd st, 243 Fl n w
fir Central av. 25x93.
TOWNSHIPS.
Anne M. Lord to Chas. w. L.
Roche. E.. Orange, 8 s Chestnut
st, $50 TT n W fr S. Arlington
av, 100x150
Jennie w. Clark to Hayes & Son
Qnc.), Montclair, centre Valley
I'd, 379 # fir Bellevue av, 75x220.
Thos. H. Taylor to Mary Chris
tina Kelly, Montclair, n e s
Grove ter. 1873 # s fr Grove st,
Joseph I. Castle to John Gray,
Irvington, S $ Madison av, $50
IT e fr Linden av, 50x100. .......
John C. Conover to Agnes Davis,
Orange, II e S Conover ter, 45s
IT n e fr Lincoln av, 40x120.....
Geo. Lowenguth to Jas. Under
wood, W. Orange, on Newark
and Mt. Pleasant turnpike, CEN
tire of well of Geo. Workline, Q
acres
Clara Lovenguth (admx) to same,
w. Orange, same property.
VIM. II. Hussey to VALERIE J, Pre-
tot, e. Orange, W S N. Grove st,
447 1T S fr Springdale av, 43x100.
Fhe Morris and Essex Realty Co.
to Joel S. Macarty, Bloomfield,
s Olive st, 1926 # e fir Prospect
st, 25x122.
John Barben t Frederick G.
Stoever, Caldwell, s S old I'd w
fir lands Jack Dimanbro. 55x116
David F. Dobbins to Frederick G.
Stoever. jr, Caldwell, w s Noun
tain av, S fir old I'd, 50x143......
Harriet Shuman to Gilbert 8.
Sherman, %Irvington, w s Grove
st, 800 TT S fir Springfield av, 25x
l00
julius Heerwagen, jr, to Roy J.
Harding, Irvington, w S Mont
gomery av. 157 TT. S FIR Avon av.
Roy J.. Harding to Anna Heer-
wagon. Irvington. same prop
efty
J. Garfield Purdy to Llewellyn
Realty Co.. E. Orange, e S N.
Brighton av. PSI # n fr lands
Isaac nj. Williams, 25x1oo.......
Newark and Essex Land and
Imp. Co. to Bruno c.. Ericsson,
S. Orange, e cor Franklin av
and Tuscan st. 50x100. .........
Frederick r. Gefken to August
Bodei, S. Orange, n cor lands
of estate Marcus d. Ball. S e s
Ridgewood I'd, 64xl79.. .........
Emily Breckenridge to Breaken-
ridge &c Tichenor. Inc, S 3
Breckenridge ter. 125 # W fir
Grove st, 25x100..
Rose Lippinghaus to Peter Polzl.
Irvingtr n, g s Norwood av, rs
# S Fl Rosehill pl, 25x100. .......
Thomas +. Check to Charles A.
Morel, E, Orange, w S N. Clin-
ton st. go TT n fir Park av,
Nutley Realty Co. to Hazid c.
Conkling, Nutley. n w s Whit
ford av, $50 TT S w FIR Brook
field av. 50x130.
Mary Dodd ct al to William o.
Miller. Nutley. W s High st, S
fr land of Richard Stager,
52x14S
William o. Miller to Fairchild-
Baldwin Co., Nutley, w $ High
st, S fir land Richard Stager,
b2xl4S
Fairchild- Baldwin Co. to Nutley
Realty Co., Nutley, w S High
ST, 81 fl land Richard Stager,
52x1dS
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
LECTURE FOR MEMS CLUB.

The first meeting of the season of
the Mems Club of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held Thurs
day evening at 5 o'clock. b. S. White
head, president, will give his stereop-
ticon lecture. Vacation Days"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

James N. CLARK to Security Building
snd Loan Association, east side Sum-
MGR avenue, 500 feet north from Nur-
sery street, s., 500.
Casimiro Sapienza to Fidelity Trust
Company, rs feet EAST from southeast
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
WOMAN IS DROWNED In
A HUGE VAT OF WINE,

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Oct. 13.-Mrs.
George Collier, wife of a rancher of
Occidental, was drowned Sunday in a
vat of wine. She was visiting the
winery and had climbed 20 the edge of
a large vat partly filed with wine.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
JOHN W. KERN,s SON ILL.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10. = John
Worth Kern, son and nainesake of the
vice-presidential candidate, is in q
serious condition from infantile paraly-
sis, and the physicians think the out
non1e in doubt.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
DEMOCRATIC.
"nNHrHD

Young Mems Democratic Assocla-
ton, 105 Prince street. Speakers.
Mayor Haussiing and Candidates
Harrlgan, Hahn and Diefenthnler.
Thirteenth Ward Democratic Club,
Sixteenth ayenuc and South Eigh-
tecnth street. Speakers, Mayor
Haussling and Others.
MOntciair and Orange meetings.
Speakers, Osborne, Townsend and
Assembly candidates.
TOMORROW NIGHT.
Mass-mcetinE, Harburger's Hail,
Hamburg place. Speakers, Vice.
Presidential Candidate Kern and
national speakers and local candi-
dates.
Banner raising, Market and Ferry
streets. Speakers, Mayor Hauss-
ling, Candidates Harrigan, Osborne,
Hahn and others.
james a. Bray Associations,
Springfield avenue and Sayrc street.
Speakers, Mayor HnusslinE and
other candidates.
Washington and Burnside streets,
Orange. Speakers, Osborne md
Assembly candidates
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Lcvcen Democratic Association,
o7 Springfield venue Speakers,
Mayor Hnuss1ing, Candidates Har-
rigan, Hahn and Assembly candi-
dates.
Eighth ward Democrats, parade
and Inass-mecting, woOdsidc Hall,
Washington VENUE. Speakers.
Mayor HausslinS and Candidates
Osborne, Harrigan, Hahn and others.
Caldwell and Essex FEELS meet
ings. Speakers. Osborne, Town
send end Assembly candidates.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Parrow aud Hickory streets, Or
ange. Speakers, Osborne, Harrigan
and Assembly candidates.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Mass-mcetinG at Caldwell. Speak,
crs. nat johnson, of Alabama,
and Candidates Osborne and Town
send.
REPUBLICAN.
TONIGHT.
New Idea meeting, headquarters,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
L. B%amberger & Co.,
POLITICAL MEETINGS THIS WEEK
in NEWARK and THE SUBURBS

Bank street. Speakers, Senator
Colby, Candidates Morgan, Martin
and others.
Republican Club, NutIey, banner
raising, Masonic Hall. Speakers,
various candidates.
Italian Republicans, IS Downing
street, banner raising. Speakers,
Candidates Book, Denman, Budd,
Wiley and Colby.
TOMORROW NIGHT.
Greek Republican society, S 4.
Newton street. Speakers, various
candidates.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Colosseum, Springfield
Speakers, Hon. Joseph L.. Barbour
and candidates.
Banner raising, WaverIy avenue
and HuntertOn street. Speakers,
various candidates..
COiOrcd meeting, 13 Seventh ave-
nue.. Speakers, various candidates.
Mnss-meeting, 100 Clinton
Speakers. Hon. H.. W. Elliott, of
Red Bank, and candidates.
VaiIsburg Section, Union Hall,
South Orange avenu Speakers,
various candidates.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Sixth Ward, Bank and Rut-
ger street. Speakers, Senator Col
by, Candidates Morgan, Book and
others.
~Mass-mceting, Harburger's Hall,
Hamburg place. Speakers, Hon.
John DalzelI, of Pennsylvania, and
candidates.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Central Hall, Bloomfield. speak,
ers, Hon. Joseph l.. Barbour, WILL
lam FeiIOwes Morgan and ASSEM-
bly, Candidate Henry Young, Jr.
REAL DEMOCRACY.
TONIGHT,
Mass-meeting, New Auditorium,
Orange street. Speakers, Candidates
Henry, Fettinger, Wright. IL. NJ
Waidron and Charles NJ. Mason.
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Colosseum. Springf field avenue.
Speakers, John Temple Graves, DR..
William G.. Taylor, of Chicago; Cam
didntes Henry, Fettinger and
Wright and Charles NJ. Mason.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-23
TO REST
FOR ANOTHER YEAR
Noted Actor Will Not Return to
America This Fall as
Announced.

Announcement that 2. s. Willard will
return to America next season has man
ifestly been made without the authority
of Mr.. Willard. who is stIl enjoying
the rest which he promised himself be-
fore sailing away TO London more than
a year ago For years the American
public had looked forward TO and en-
jOyed the work of Mr.. Willard. His
engagements here were among the most
notable OF each season. and his artistic
performances were a genuine treat to
lovers OF finished work.
When he announced his retirement
from the stage for at least a year his
friends among theatergoers in Wash
ington were loath to accept his deter
mlnation- But they realized that after
many years OF continuous work ard
study a complete rest was due him,
and anticipated his return this season
with genuine pleasure. Mr.. Willard is
now ct his charming country home at
Banstead, Surrey. In letter recently
received in Washington Mr.. Willard
says:
my Intention was to take a years
holiday, but I think now that / VIII
make il two. AT any rate, I cannot
return TO America this fall. though
If a suitable opportunity offers l may
sBut / have yet to find the right
play. When I do 50 you may be sure
that I shall bring it to America and
that I shall play IL in Washington. But
there will be no more American tours.
I have reluctantly said goOd-by TO all
cities west of the Alleghenies."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-23
BIG JAIL BREAKING
SCENE At ACADEMY
Blaneys Have New Thriller
for Ninth Street House.
Other Attractions.

When Charles Z. Blaney presents his
latest melodrama at the New Academy
tomorrow night, the public will have an
opportunity OF seeing tw1 Of the most
novel scenes ever presented on any
stage. The play was written by that
Young actor-author, Harry Clay Blaney,
in which he has woven a story Of in
tense heart interest, while the comedy
element has not been overlooked. The
story of the Play begins in the office
of the Morgan Safe Co, where the
hero is accused of a crime for which he
Is condemned to death. The second act
shows the interior OF Sing Sing prison.
with q steel cage fitted with Yale and
Towne prison locks. from which the
hero escapes IN Lull view OF the audience
with the stage light all up bright so
as To show how he gets away. The
third act shows a ward in New York
Stale asy.um for the insane, where the
be1o is pIaced in the regulation straight
Jacket that is used at Bellevue Hospital.
which is fitted with paddock buckles
from which he again escapes IN view
of the audience. Jack Doris, the "Jail
Breaker" Goes this at every perform
aDca In the fourth act, which shows
an TtaIiao "foint" in the East river
| docks. he is again found making MS
| escape from a packing box, IN wnich
he has been securely nailed. Mr.. DoTris
I,vites the police department or anyone
! else 70 bring handouts or shackles to
he nut on him in the great sing sing
| rrisou scene.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-23

in by Wireless" by Paul Armstrong
and Mr.. Thompson.
Walker Yhiteside is to play the lead
ing role in the new Zangwiu play, 1.-THE
Melting Pot" under the management
of Liebler and Company.
Collins and Hart, buTlesque aCrobats.
have been engaged for Little Memo"
The Friars viii tender a banquet 10
Henry w. Savage at the Hotel Astor
on October 5.
William Norris has been engaged as
leading man with Lulu CHASER.
Adelaide Manola has been engaged
as leading woman with Douglas Fair
banks in "All For a Girl" Miss Man
ola is the wife of the plays author,
Rupert Hughes.
Greet & Englebach. English pro-
ducers. have bought the rights TO
Girls" which they viii produce in
London this Tall.
May Donohue is spending a few
weeks with May Irwin at Irwin Island,
before opening her season.
William Forrest has been engaged by
Joseph NJ. Gates to play Sing Song in
Little Johnny Jones'"
Florence Davis is to star this season
IN II. Y. Esmond's comedy, Under the
Greenwood Tree" Her season will open
at the Tulane Theater, New Orleans, on
September 13.
THE Rogers Brothers in Panama
will open at the Grand Opera House or
September Ii.
Rehearsals of De Wolf Hopper and
company In What Happened Then"
began last week. The piece will open al
Ottawa on September IA, during the
Central Canada Exposition.
The opening OF Love Watches at
the Lyceum Theater. with Billie Burke
has been advanced TO August q.