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Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01

Mr. and Mrs Victor Enander were
Rockville and Hartford visitors Friday
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01

Mrs. John Collins left Friday for a
visit with relatives and friends in
Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01

Olivier Charter is confined to his
home, 20 North street, with an at
tack of the grip.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
Whist for Firs Fighters.

At the meeting of the A. A. Young.
Jr., hose and ladder company, No. l.
Friday evening, it was voted to hold
a whist party, Gordon Willis, joseph
Mccarthy and Joseph Farrell being
the committee In charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01

Miss Margaret Scanlon of New Ha-
ven has been a guest at the home of
William Shortell for a few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01
Personals.


Personals.
Arthur Barrett and his mother were
Hartford visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Enander were
Rockville and Hartford visitors Friday.
Samuel Chesbro was in New Lon
don and Norwich on business Friday.
Miss Lucy Hyde is the guest of Mrs.
Charles Peckham of Franklin for a
few days.
Mrs. G. H. Rogers and daughter of
Waterbury are guests of friends in
this city
Mrs. John Collins left Friday for a
visit with relatives and friends in
Providence.
Olivier Charter is confined to his
home, 20 North street, with an at
tack Of the grip.
Miss Margaret Scanlon of New Ha-
ven has been a guest at the home of
William Shortell for few days.
DR.. Thomas F. O'Loughlin of Rock
willie visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross O'Loughlin, of High street, Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Leonard of Wal
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-01

nnay1d
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
PETER THE GREAT.

any Of the boys and girls
I read the story of Pieter Tim
norman? 1t is a romantic ac-
of what a good and wise king
did to elevate his country from bar
barism and set it up in the higher
plane of civilized nations.
For Pieter Zimmerman was a real
none other than Peter the
Great, Emperor of Russia, the man of
whom Voitaire wrote: HE gave a
polish to his people, and was himself
a savage; he taught them the art of
al of which he was himself ignorant;
from the sight of a small boat on the
river Moskwa he erected q. powerful
fleet, made himself an expert and
active shipwright, sailor, pilot n CON-
mander; he changed the manners. Gus
toms and laws of the Russians. and
lives in their memory as the father OF
his country"
That small boat on the river Mosk-
wal" How the destinies Of Europe were
slowed in Its tiny hull. Russia was
without ships when the little craft
poked its nose into the shore of Peters
capital.
II was a curiosity, and with Oriental
inquisitiveness he examined the hith-
erto unknown continuance. The power
of marine transportation as a factor In
commerce and war appealed to the
czar. whose whole thought was his
country's welfare.
No one vas to be found in the entire
Russian empire who understood boat
building. Peter saw a way TO accom-
plish his aim. Leaving the reins of
government in the hands OF Queen
Catharine and faithful advisers, he, with
a few selected followers, journeyed to
Saardam, in Holland, where, disguised
as a common peasant, he secured a po-
sition In one of the shipyards. None
suspected that PETER Zimmerman, who
cooked his W meals, shared a COM
mon living room with his fellow labor
ers, and submitted to grumblings and
curses from overseers and shipvrights,
was the autocrat of all the Russias.
with despotic power yer millions of
subjects.
1t was not until 1851 that the Cars
identity became known, and King Will
lam III, in the following January. sent
three state ships to onvey the inn
peria1 ship carpenter and his COM
panions to England.
Peters wish was to remain incognito
that he might prosecute the theory of
shipbuilding. the making Of ~draughts,
and the technical and more scientific
part of the trade. His request was
needed. and in a small London cottage
the Russian party dwelt in obscurity.
When he returned to Russia Car
Peter tool with him nearly 800 persons,
skilled in shipbuilding, and from 1.-THE
Little Grandsire," a vessel still pre-
served in st. Petersburg as a monu-
ment to it's royal builder, sprang the
VAST fleets of the Russian navy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27

E. Cattle, aged IL, 20 FrelinghuyseE
avenue, Newark; Adolf Hartdegen,
aged 9. 36s Summer avenue Newark;
Andy Bischof, aged S, 215 North
Fourth street. Harrison; Earle Seaman.
aged II, So Factory street. Railway;
Albert Fritz. aged IA, III North Park
street, East Orange; Violet Klnny.
aged 10, AIS Sussex street. Harrison;
Charlotte Conley, aged II. IS Hill
street. Watsessing; Margaret Woods,
aged Is, 215 Harrison avenue. Harrison.
Agnes Mulyey, aged 9, IA Hamilton
street, Harrison; Minnie Snyder, aged
IL, l Franklin avenue, Harrison; Eddie
Kehwal. aged s. 401 Plane street, New
ark; Georgianna Tooker, aged L, 1872
Norfolk street. Newark; Margaret Mo-
ran, aged II. 80 Providence street. New
ark; Whitman Hoffman, aged 3, 142
Peshine avenue, Newark; Emil Leon
ard, aged 13. Sc South street. Newark;
J. Russell Adams, aged IL, ESQ Newark
avenue, Bloomfield; Ingeborg Strom'
aged Z. s04 East Sixty-seeond street,
New York; Lottie Elierman, aged 7, 80
Broom street. Newark; Dudley Shepard,
aged 0. 152 Centre street, Nutley;
Elizabeth Coffin, aged 8. q Beech
street, East Orange; Donald Hahn,
aged 10, 81 Sterling street. East Or
ange; Lillian Wright, aged IL, 554
Devon street, Arlington; Edward Horo-
WITT. aged 10, IL Hunter street, New
ark; Edith Gross, aged L. IL Franklin
place. Arlington; Harry Jeffries, aged
10, 80 Grand place, Arlington; Veronica
McGregory, aged s. 231 Warren street,
Newark; Ethel Bretter, aged Il, 2sz
Kearny avenue. Kearny; Clarence All
gazer, aged IL. 1T Wall street. Irving
ton; Minnie Kuber, aged Is, . Alpine
street, Newark; Leona Glickman, aged
II, 155 Paramount avenue Newark;
Charles Brown, aged s. rs Pavonia ave-
nue., Arlington; Ralph Schaefer, aged 3,
70 Beech street, Arlington; Albert Fish,
aged 4, 40 Willard avenue. Bloomfield;
Helen Schuster, aged 10, LAG South
street. Newark; Mamie koskosk. aged
y, 126 Chapel street, Newark; Martina
Leadbeater, aged 10. las Bloomfield
avenue, Newark; Harry Jeffries. aged
10. 80 Grand place. Arlington; Arthur
Halpen, aged s. 121 South Orange ave-
nue., Newark; Ethel Hoemark. aged IA,
IS Kearny avenue. Kearny; Helen Gold
a aged 10, DDS Harrison avenue.
Harrison; Mortimer O'Slee. aged !, 49,
Garside street. Newark: Hayes White
head. aged II, 521 Bergen street. Har-
rison; Eda Bernhard, aged !. SO Twen-
.y-second street, Irvington; Annie
Marble. aged II. 8 Orchard street, Or
ange: John Bing, aged 8, SAT South
Seventeenth street, Newark; John
Spindler, aged II. IS Mary avenu Or
ange: Jack J. Francis. aged 9, 2s6 Main
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27

Ninth street, Newark; Jennie Smith,
aged Y, $40 Springfield New
ark; Albert Greenhouse. aged II, 402
South Seventh street. Newark; Elvira
Andrews, aged I, 12S Second street.
Elizabeth; Margaret Collins, aged 8.
861a Ferguson street, Newark; Clarence
Holden, aged IL. so Miller street. New
ark; Jane Garland, aged Il. 10 Avenue
c, Newark; George Schmidt, aged 10.
242 Belmont avenue Newark; Charlotte
Schwartz, aged 9, ia Academy street.
Newark; Mildred Loder, aged 9, main
box 2se, Hackettstown; Dora Segal.
aged 10, As Livingston street, Newark.
Isabel Bush, aged ~, 1923 Union street.
Newark: Rose Linfante, aged 10. 1873
Oliver street, Newark; Elmer Smith.
aged 10, 205ls Harrison avenue. Jersey
City; Henry Struven. aged IL. 303 New
York avenue. Newark: Flossie Taylor.
aged 10, 5201a Fifteenth avenue. New
ark; Norman Collier, aged II, $50 South
Fifteenth avenue. Newark; George
Engel, 432 Union street, Hackensack;
Annie Baumann, aged II, Sc Seven
tenth avenue. Newark; Margaret
O'Brien, aged {, 30 Eaton place. East
Orange; Ethel Harrison. aged IL,
Lyons; Henry d. AURA. aged 9. 139
Seventh avenue. Newark; Florence D.
Auria, aged II. 139 Seventh avenue.
Newark; Ruth yanderhoof, aged II. 1s4
Second street, Newark: Victor Wurster.
aged 10. PSI Park avenue. Orange:
Naomi Jelender. aged IS. 112 Niagara
street. Newark: Margaret Kelleher.
aged II. 800 North Fourth street. Har-
rison: Dorothy NJ. Slower. aged 10. Tsp
Laurel avenue Arlington: Homer
Conklin. aged 10. II Morris avenue.
Newark; Robert Van Sickle, aged 10.
31S Warren street. Harrison; Charles
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
JACOB SCHULTIES, OLD
T1ME POLITICIAN, DIES,

ELIZABETH, Nov. 27.-Death
claimed one of the last of the old
time Democratic politicians in this city
when former Councilman Jacob Schulz
ties died in the Alexian Hospital. A
week ago he was found unconscious in
his home from Illuminating gas, which
he had accidently left turned on. Pneu-
monia developed, causing his death.
He was for several years a member
of the Board of Aldermen and chair
man of it's police committee. For the
past three years he had been in the
service of the United States as gov
eminent inspector of clothing on Gov
ernor's Island. He was rs years old
and a widower. He is survived by one
daughter who is the wife of Police
Captain j. A. Peters, of this city. His
wife died a year Her body was
cremated, as his will be.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27

son avenue, 2s2 feet south from Draper ter
race, 5000.
Kelly-Ackerson Company to Flora A.
Morrison, East Orange. south side Hilton
street, so feet east from North Park street,
$500.
American Homes Company to Caroline w.
Daland, Caldwell, centre Cedar road, 100
feet north from Edgewood road. 5000.
Tgenty-second street, ss4 feet northeast
from Sprlngdale avenue, $3.50.
Mabel J.. Jones to George Raubaud,
Bloomfield, south side Winsor place, 90
feet east from Washington place, $500.
Henry C. Watkins to George r.. Durham
ct al. Orange. south side Wilson place,
50 feet west from lakewood place, 800.
Henry Tannenberg to Merchants Build
Ing and Loan Association, East Orange,
west side Amherst street, 355 feet north
east from Rhode Island venue $3.50.
Same to same, East Orange. west side
Amherst street. sS3 feet north from Rhode
Island avenue, y,6O.
Amalia A. Davie and husband to Joseph
]. Pharo, Montclair, east side Orange road,
SOC feet south from Hawthorne place, 1850.
Charles s. Orben to Emily Breckenridge.
trustee, East Orange, west side Grove
street. SO feet northeast from Emerson ave-
Same to same, East Orange, west side
Grove street, SO feet northeast from Emer-
son avenue. 1850.
Same to same, East orange, west side
Grove street, 66 feet northeast from Emer-
son avenue, 81, 800.
Same TO same. East Orange, west side
Grove street, 1888 feet northeast from Elmer
son avenue, $500.
Same to East Orange and Ampere II
COMPANY. East Orange, northwest side
Grove street, % feet northeast from Elmer
son avenue. S2o6.
Same to same, East Orange. northwest
side Grove street, "a feet northeast from
Emerson avenue. Sa6b.
Same to same. East Orange, northwest
ciJo t1-oya cfrerf ~ fref Dnrf6QaSt from
Emerson avenue, S266.
Same to same, East Orange, northwest
side Grove street. 100 feet northeast from
Emerson avenue, ~.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Gilbert C~hardavoyne to Harold w. Head.
ley, west side johnson avenue, lN feet
south from Watson avenue, 500.
David Klein ct al. to Security Bulidine
and Loan Association, south side Avon ave-
$4,000.
Charlotte H. Marsh and husband to John
]. Gilmore, west sid Milford avenue. 2Vt
feet south from Bigelow street, $50.
Joseph Balbach to Sarah r.. Ward, north
side Bremen: street, 291 feet east from M
agara street, $500.
Loan Association, north side Hunter street,
-227 feet west from Sherman avenue, 1850.
Same to same, north side Hunter street,
260 feet west from Sherman avenue, 1850;
Gustave Helmstetter TO Clarence q. Rich
ards, south side Darcy street. It's feet west
from Niagara street; and second tract
same to Gustavus A. Richards, same
Luisa Fragola and husband to James V.
Padula, east side Stone street, 100 feet
north from Seventh avenue. 500.
Louis Marsh to Louis ]. Beers, east side
Rose street, 80 feet west from. Winans ave-
nue., 1900.
Mary scheuplein to German Savings Bank,
west side Summer avenue, 26 feet north
from Third avenue, $1,000.
John B.. Dryden to Charles l. Steinbren-
ner. west side st: Paul avenue, ~ feet
south from South Orange avenue, s24S.
Bertha s Sdz,n ana l;ds hush aSen to y M% feet
~ cf4t
west from South Thirteenth street, 500.
Progressive Investment Company to Mer-
chants Building and Loan Association, east
side South Fourteenth street, 109 feet north
from Avon avenue, $500.
Same to same, east side South Fourteenth
$500.
Same to same. east side South Fourteenth
street. 1856 feet north from Avon avenue,
5000
Same to same, east side South Fourteenth
street, 1913 feet north from Avon avenue,
Same to same. east side South Fourteenth
street, 22t feet north from Avon avenue,
5000.
JUGS 1'' 'ee' n0''n '''" AVN a'''e'
National Concrete Company to Arthur ID.
Crane, east side South Twelfth street, 115
feet south from Central avenue, $1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Eliza King and husband to Arthur d.
Crane, East Orange, west side Amherst
street. 20 feet south from Rhode isiaEd
SAME to same. East Orange. west side
Amherst street, 80 feet south from Rhode
Island avenue, 1915.
Mary NJ. c. Livingston to Frederick A.
Mandeviiie ct al, Urustees). East Orange
west SIDE Parkway, s42 feet southwest from
Annie Walsh and husband to Roseville
Building and Loun Association, East Or
ange. northwest side Amherst street. 40l
feet northeast from Central avenue, $3,1
Modern Realty Company to Richard s.
Hawkins, East Orange, east side. North
TweDty-third street, ssf feet north from
Sprfngdale avenue, 5000,
Alice ". Braddock and husband to Essex
Title Guarantee and Trust Company. Mont
clair. southeast corner land Helen w. Som
ers. III feet south from G~ordonburst ave-
nue., Ss.T50.
Matilda +. ~scnarfenberg to Montclsir
Savings Bank. Moutclair, centre Montc1air
avenue. 2Vi feet east from Label street.
500.
by. Glen Ridge. north side Hudd court, I'D
feet southeast from Sherman avenue, $1,000.
Walter Z. Duryea to Louis Il. Carman ct
al (trustees}, Mcutclair, west hide 1kadt-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
ROLL OF
E+++++++++++++++++l

The following bright children sent in
n or more of Uncle Jacks coupons
this week. and their names are placed
on the roll of honor:
George S. Engel, aged II, IS Union
street, Hackensack; Harry Coyle. aged
Il, CALDWELL; Marguerite Hauck, aged s,
4e4 Fifteenth avenue. Newark; Emma
Horrocks, aged 8, 80 Ogden street. Or
ange; Ruth Champlin. aged Q, 4sS Mt.
Prospect avenue Newark; Charles
Pierce, aged Q. ITO Mt. Prospect avenue.
Newark; Elmer Zoirner, aged 10, 12C
North Seventh avenue. Newark; Bea-
trice Cameron. aged II. 23 Stewart ave-
nue.. Arlington; Joseph Post, aged z. ia
North Fifth street, Harrison; Claude
Escoffier, aged 9. sos Demott street.
West Hoooker: Bertha Rust. aged IL.
70 Bruce street, Newark: Carl Bretz.
aged IL, 612 South Tenth street. New
ark: Ruth jacobson. aged $. 1896 South
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27

street, East Oranger w. Elwood War
mock. aged 8. 4e7 Chestnut street, Ar
lington; Edna Schlawitz. aged 8, 81
Locust avenue. Arlington; Edna Glib
son, aged 10. 100 Stewart avenue, Ar
lington: Ethel Cort. aged 10, IL Rod
well avenue. Manhattan Park, Irving
ton; Veronica Jarvis, aged 9, 1sS Tap
pan street, Kearny; Charles Carney.
aged 10, $50 John street. East New
ark; Paul Wills. aged Il. Hillside ave
rue, Newark; Henrietta Schlafge. aged
II, - Terrace place, Arlington. Cora
Tyrrell. aged 1S. 157 Main street. Or
ange; Doris Love. aged II, 326a Four
tenth avenue, Newark: Helen r. Gre
CORY. aged II. 40 Delaware avenue,
Bloomfield; David Hardness, aged Z, IS
Clay street. Newark; Lizzie Miele. aged
10, $50 Central avenue, Newark; Mary
Walsh. aged II. PA Main street. East
Orange; Helen Nc Dermott, aged ID
223 Van Horne street. Jersey City,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
NEW PUZZLES NO.. 347.

Gill in the spaces above with the
words defined below so that they read
down and across the same)
/. Free from or unaffected by agita-
ton or disturbance. 2. To ave an ef-
feet, as by reaction, on the original
agent. 8. MYTH A youth beloved by
Venus for his beauty, and according to
the most familiar myth slain by a wild
boar. 4. (Mus.) A composition for nine
instruments or voices. 5. To or
desist from. s. tDial.) Ones. 7. A small
European cyprinoid fish Ueuciscus
idus), of which the orr Is a domestica-
ted variety. s. The letter l.. PARK.
3.012.
ANAGRAM.
IN RULE TREATS HIDES
SHAMROCK.
sofa.
DIAMOND. .
l.. The letter C. 2. Uocal. Eng.).
shed over the shaft of a mine. 8. To
turn aside. 4. Inclined. 8. Disciplined
by pain or trial. 6 The eliminating
point of the plot of a play 60. Z. To
entertain (Obs. y. S. A camp or group
(Encyc. Dict. Obs.). 10. Same as
Gree tEncyc. Dict. obs). Ii. The let
ter, n. DONATELLo.
a.0t4.
MUTATION.
Knights wore it on their shield
AS a potent charm,
To protect the wearer
From receiving harm.
When FULL OF CARE. ROVE.
Finding WHOLE you may
Consider good luck
Is coming your
MAY Is.
3.0t5.
SQUARE.
/. Commercial and manufacturing
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27

city; county seat of Antrim, Ireland
tStandard Proper Names). 2. CD
Equality: n of the watchwords of
the French Revolution. 3. One who
performs physical or manual labor. A.
One who or that which fiops. 5. a
pipe conveying air ~. 6. To become
steep or sleeper. Z. Pertaining or
belonging to earth. SENAX.
2.0t6.
DELETION.
A ONE at COMPLETE
Consumed so much meat,
And everything else to be found;
That he grew very thin,N
Indigestion set in
He's now under six feet of ground.
VIOLET.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

NEWARK.
Security Land and Improvement Co.
to Weequahic Park Land and I'M
provement Co., n g 8 Chancellor av,
~intersected by lands of late Bailey
Van Velsor, 115x30o. ...............
Jeraldo Maioran to Gaetano, n 5
Delavan av, 70 TT W fr N. 9Th st,
Charles hfi@ L. steinbrenner to John B.
$ fr s. Orange av. sox1p.
Karl Wild to Gustave Helmstetter.
$ $ Darcy st. 1b II W fr Niagara
George II. plume to Eliza King. : 5
Orange st e # " # land Edward
William Riker. Jr. ct 81 to Bertha
Sotz, n s Avon av, 30 IT W fr s.
18th st. 2x100.
Samuel i. Bailey to Charles T. Ship
man, W s Ridge st, ITS IT n IT
John ". C. Campbell to Hatters' Eur
Exchange. n 8 Lafayette st, % IT
G fr McWhorter st, 3ix100. ..........
Harry Borenstein to Dora Boren-
stein. @ S Broome st. n fr Baldwin
weequahic Park Land and Improve1
ment Co. to Philip Nosher, s 3
Schneider av, ~ IT W FIR Seymour
Adam Theme to Eta NJ. Headley,
n $ Marion ay, AS IT W FIR Vail st,
Leopold Meyer tgdn) to Adolph Hol-
lander ct al. 8 9 T.. Kinney st, "a
It S fr McWhorter st, 25x106. .......
Thomas A. Mcdonald to Alfred f.
Stevens, e 8 Ridge ct. 84 IT s fr
Alfred F. Stevens to Thomas A. Nc
Donald. same property
TOWNSHIPS.
Frank Tones Chapman to Matilda
Neeland, Montclair, n 8 Warren pl,
n fr Eagle Rock way, 106x199. $3.50.
Annie H. b. Howe and hus to Fran
cisco Miele, Orange. n s Chapman
Joseph w. Butterworth to Ottilie
Rptz, T.. Orange, n W cor land ID
party. 100 IT n fr Norman st, 25x26..
Caroline w. Daland ct al to Amer
lean Homes Co; Saldwell, centre
Jacob wilbur to John De Roo. N.
Caldwell lots co. 81, So. So, GA, 85, 6s,>
$50, 151. map Little Falls ter.........
Joseph w. Butterworth to Celia Flor
I'd party, 100 IT n fr Norman st,
25x52
Julia #. Young and hus to Edwin a.
Bradley, Verona. $ 8 Bloomfield ay,
e fl land of Fear, 322x224. .........-.
Montclair South Development. Co. to
NultCi q" Duycos
Madison av, go IT S fr Draper ter,
lodxlIo
John Stierle to John j. Bouscher,
Irrington. 8 s Montrose ter, 800 IT
w # Grove st. 50xl00. ........-.....
William Harrigan (shff) to Joseph
Ferderici, Franklin. $ $ Harrison
st, W fr Chess av, 75x136.........
George Roubaud to Mabel l. Jones.
Bloomfield. S 8 Windsor pi. 20 1T 9
fr washington pl. 12sx2lS......n..
Ernest Baechlin to Henry Baechlin.
Bloomfield, lot s, map Berkeley
Heights Park, 50x140. ..........::.
Henry Baechlin to Ernest Baechlin,
Bloomfield. lot 6. map Berkeley
Heights Park, 5Ox140. ............-..
Oaks Land and Improvement Co. too
Mary Ella Wager. Belleville. n S
Division av, 80 TT W Fl Floyd st,
Same to Robert Wager, Belleyille,
n g Division av. W FIR Floyd st,
Dora #. Meyer and hus to Albert W.
Newha1l, Montclair, centre OF new
I'd through lands Helen e. Terry,
e fir Grove st. 100x2o4. ..............
Albert w. Newall to John f. Meyer,
Montciair. same property.........:.
Eliza King n hus to George ii:
Plume, Il. Orange. VS. Amherst
st, 175 IT 8 fir Rhode Island av, 2ox
100; and other Observation-Disclosures.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
FROM THE POSTWAR.

These letters from Uncle Jacks prize
winners were culled from the many re-
ceived by him from his little friends
Newark. n. j.
Dear Uncle Jack-I received a booK
as a prize recently. and ] nave read Y
twice. it is so interesting. I hope I
win win the box of paints, because l
am fond of painting. Yours truly,
MARIE SEMAN.
4215 Tyler street.
Jersey City. n. J.
Dear Uncle Jack-I received the prize
awarded me for solving a puzzle in the
STAR, and wish to thank you for same
Yours truly, XIX Jobh-
IA Palisade venue
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
PRIZE N

Many children were smart enough to
guess the correct answer to the puzzle
of the Florists Shop. published last
Saturday, which was. /, pinks; =
palms: 3, roses; 4, ferns. The follow
ing sent in the neatest correct W.
and were awarded prizes:
RUTH cHAMPLIN, aged Q, 4ss Mt
Prospect avenue Newark tbox e
paints); FLOSSIE TAYLOR. aged IL.
5201s Fifteenth avenue, Newark
fgame); CHARLES PIERCE, aged 3.
ITO Mt. Prospect n Newark pen
knife); NORMAN COLLIER. aged II.
$50 South Fifteenth street, Newark
(book).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
s,ee4-BY
NOTES AND COMMENT.

The prize of 81 offered for a selected
complete list OF solutions of New Puz-
zles No. 345 wss awarded TO
II. AITCHELL, JERSEY CITY, n. j.
SHAMRUCk'S anagram is a very
good n
SENAx still continues TO send in
ciererly constructed squares.
II has been some time since we had
any verse puzzles from NAY B.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
THE WEEKLY CONTEST.

A PRIZE Of 81 will be awarded this
IA week for a selected complete
list OF nswer to New PuzzlsS
347. Standard Dictionary is used for
definitions; compound words are
shown by -. and words out Of die
tionary order by %.
Address replies to Puzzle Editor.
the STAR" and have same reach this
Office within ten days. Answers will
appear in two weeks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27
ANSWERS TO NO. 345.

2.999-BY AFTER ALL.
AT THE NORTH POLE.
3,o00-BY LEX.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27

~ HEE people are on the dock ready to mman on big @n steamer Europe Can you tel rom The
i four m pictures to What four kinds of men are entrusted the safety of the vessel on its Journey across
The two girls and two boys who send in the nanet correct answers to this puzzle can have their H~e Of =
box Of paints a good book a pennHe or any one of several very fascinating games If the name Il not
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