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clair. e S Pine st, leo # n fir Bloom

clair, e S Pine st, leo # n fir Bloom
field ay, 62x64.
Lizzie Marguerite Moore eft al to
Lester H. Bennett, Bloomfield, e $
Bloomfield az, n W cor land Charles
Y. Ward, Skis:
John X. S. De Nike 10 Susie M. De
Nike, Montclair, II s Holland ter,
29S TT W fir Midland av, 50x150. $50.
Ernest A. Williamson to Jakob Zim-
merer. Nutley. lots I s, 2 IN Wood
lane av, map estate E. a. William
Emil G. Groesser to Emma OFT, w.
Orange, e $ Valley I'd. % # $ FIR
Babcock pl, Ox125..
Joseph w. Rntterworrh to Catharine
Sharp. FL Orange. s $ Marcy av,
1.2S7 it e fir Prospect st. 25x155......
Pleasant Land Co. to William D.
Sargent, w. Orange, e $ st running
fir Newark and Mt. Pleasant turn
pike, 25x100.
Seaboard Realty Co. to James Con-
molly, Glen Ridge, W $ Midland az,
100 It nj l. Maolis av. 50x149..........
Lydia G. Miller to National Concrete
Const. CO.. Bloomfield, II S Frank
lin aV, e fl Chapman st. 34x9o.....
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BUILDERS To LAY
ASIDE SAW AND
PLANE AND EAT
Master Carpenters Will Hold
Annual Banquet in the
Continental Hotel.
ELABORATE FUNCTION
TO BE HELD TONIGHT
Addresses to Be Made After
Feast by Prominent
Local Men.

Hammers and nails, saws and planes,
contracts and accounts will be- laid
aside tonight for the finer instruments
of wit, wisdom and %eloquence when the
Master Carpenters Association of New
ark will hold its thirteenth annual BAN
quet in the big dining-room of the Con-
t~inental Hotel.
The entertainment will be laid in two
Genes. The curtain win first ring up
Rt $50 o'clock and viii show the asso-
citation and its guests 200 strong in the
act of refreshing the inner man with
viands and good cheer. Act 2 will
show the same stage setting, with the
vtands cleared away and wit, wisdom
and eloquence in fun swing.
Among the speakers will be Mayor
Haussling, who will deliver an informal
address; DR.. Addison 3. Poland. super
intendent of city schools, whose theme
will be Industrial Education" Jamea
e. Degnan. who will respond to the
toast, Famous Builders" President
Roberts. of the State Association of
Architects, who win speak of "Archi-
%tects,'' and Harold B. Hurd, whose
subject has not yet been announced.
PRESIDENT GeOTSe NdTlPS, NnpSe term
of office began last Friday night, will
be the POSTMASTER.
The committee in charge, which con-
sists of President Marley, Enos II. Har-
sison, chairman; A. ]. Crowder, Frank
P. Russell, John Callan II Alfred
Tromans, have made elaborate ar
rangements to have the affair tho larg-
est and most successful in the history
of the organization. \ number of out
of-town guests will be present.
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WARD DEMOCRATS .
in FIGHT FOR OFFICES.

A lively time is expected tonight at
the annual meeting of the Third Ward
Democratic Association. 80 Broome
street. DR.. Joseph C. Froelich is the
there will be a bitter fight for every
other Office. Throughout the war the
interest Is as great as if it We're an cleo
ton or a primary. The ballot, which
contains more han two score of names,
is more than twelve inches long. The
organization will also take action on the
challenge of the Leveen Democratic
Association and transact other impor-
tant matters.
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SEALED


PROPOSALS.
Office Of the City Clerk of the city OF Newark.
Newark, N. j.. February $. 1899.
Sealed proposals for aims.oase supplies and
committee on Poor and alras Of the conmoa
Council 10, Of me city q Mewar..;; at : mseri,s
on Tuesday, February Is. 1919.
The committee viii be IL session to receive
bids from to $50 Z; M. The bids VIII es
Following are tins goods and articles re-
The amount is about three hundred eco
pounds per day, more Or less. one day old AMI
TO be called for.
oo Fresh an, and corned meat 'tIisrsies Of beef;
be delivered at the almshouSe daily: daily
average about lle pounds. more or less.
Meat-Monday. 15 pounds corned beef.
Meat-Tuesday, lis pounds soup beef.
Meat-Wednesday. 1l6 pounus stew beef.
Meat-Thursday. rs pounds coIned beef.
Meat-saturday, ll5 pounds soup beef.
Meat-sunday. 15 pounds stew beef.
BURlALS.
For the burial Of the dead Of the city poor
from any part of the city, the alrlshouse In
number / clear pine. free Of knots. stained
and vanished, to be Incl from the heaY to
the foot thereof with muslin and stuffed from
the head to the foot with excelsior.
All collins over four "a feet tadults) are to
Side, and cover or lid. IL In one piece. 10 have
six screws; * in two pieces. to have eight
screws Al collins below four D feet On
iH$bN1f L. i ~ NJ AsiSa 2kAhL 1At9 "
have four screws.
The above measurements refer to bottom
dimensions.
No more than two adults and two children
shall be carried for burial in any one wagon. :
The undertaken bidding on the burial con.
tract must provide a place where the bodies Of
the pauper dead can be laid out and friendh,
II there are any. allowed to see them. andfa
service held. The committee will designate
three days la the week on which services over
the pauper dead may be held. II desired.
Bidders will state their prices in writing az
well as in figures.
Said proposals to be accompanied by the
consent. In writing. of two ~sureties, who shall,
qualify as TO their responsibility in the
amount OF such proposals. and bind themselves
that If the contract be awarded to the person
or persons making the proposal, they will,
upon its being so awarded, becone his or
their ~sureties for the faithful performance Of
said work. and that II the person or persons
omit or refuse to execute such contract they
VIII p6y to the city Of Newark any differ
ence between the sums to which he or they
would have been entitled upon completion Of
the contract and that which the city Of New
ark may be obliged TO nay the person or per-
sons by whom such contract shall he executed.
The Committee on Poor and Aims OF the city
of Newark reserve to themselves tire night 10
above articles or waive any defects therein as
they may deem best for the interests Of, the
city.
BY direction of the Committee on I'uori ami
Aims OF the Common Council of the city Of
Newark.
AME F. CONNOLLY.
febs.s Q. 10. Ills City CLERK,
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Jakob Ziinmerer to Bloomfield Building
and Loan Association. Mutley. south size
Watching place. 2S2 feet east from biRfi'
l1and VENUE, 81 ,409, ~
John j. Matte to Augusta Brnum. Sonih
Orange, northwest side Tichenor avenue
1877 feet southwest from lrVlngtoh avenue
join w. Harrison to Bessie Francisco
Caldwell, north side Bloomfield aNsfh9'
east side of a proposed street, NbMp
George w. Usher to Louis A., Fls9btf'
Montelair. north side Bloomfield avenue,
% feet east from PIN street; ana He"7p"
tract. 80 .001. 80.
Orange. east side North Grove street ~
feet north from Fourth avenue, f2,8bD,
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks Office today:
Ernest A. Geoffroy, owner. with O. TX
Griffin, contractor. painting WORK, VIZ
Ridge street. Same owner with j.. y.
Purdv. contractor. steam heating work
S4i7.50! same premises. Same owner WIN
Gibson Warren Company. contractors eiec-
trieal work, $50; same premises; p
Hilser. contractors plumbing and heating
work. $3.50: Clinton avenue. -
Nutlcy Realty Company, owners, Win
John n. Bell & Son. contractors, painting
work. 1885; NutIcy. n. j.
Margaret l.. Reilly, owner. with william
n. Donaldson, contractor. painting work.
G. j. Horlc, owner. with Milone Goa
structlon Company, contractors. oil the
work. So, 700. South Orange avenue.
s. Miloney y Co, owners. With s. TAB.
lick & CO. contractors, carpenter work
49,; tthlatHsd aNspps aud thifd
street, irYingion, n. J.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Carrie Cooke and husband to Charles a.
lF'eick, northwest side Napoleon street, 40
feet northwest from Hamburg place, $l,5o0.
Bridget Smith and husband to Usbe
Building and Loan Association. east side
South Nineteenth street. CPS feet south
from Eleventh avenue. 5000.
Institution, west side Niagara street. IFS
feet northwest from Darcy street, 5000.
Herman Goldring TO Abigail c.. Randolph,
southwest corner Mulberry and Astor
Meyer Buchblnder to Harold v, Head
ley. west side Hayes street. 40 feet
south from Dark lane, 800.
Sharff Construction and Realty Com
pany 10 Hannah l.. Miller, south side IIaw-
thorne %avenueA west side Wainwright
James ii. MacPhee to Waydell Building
and Loan Association, east side Jelliff
avenue, $50 feet south from Hawthorne
Same 10 Charles A. Morel, SANE prop
erty. $500.
Oscar j. V. Aschenbach TO Franklin Cort,
south corner land John Morris. west side
Henry r.. Isenberg to Ferdinand Rein
hard, south corner tan yard lot, west side
Plane street. 1900.
Same to Progressive Investment Com
panY. same property. sl,2OQ.
Eva B. Jensen and husband to Fred
erick F-relinghuysen. west side South Thir-
teenth street. 200 feet south from Ninth
John Blum to Morris otesky. west side
Springfield avenue, $500.
Theodore Cummins to Fourteenth Ward
Building and Loan Association east side
thorne avenue. s.. 500.
William H.. Taylor to same, east side
Milford avenue 1s feet north from Bige-
Meyer PLACER to Joseph Baumenbleet.
east side Prince street, as feet south from
Montgomery street, s4m.
Gillcn Company to Thomas r. DELANEY,
west side Marin place. I4 feet northwest
from Millington avenue, $3.50.
Edward IT. Dalton to Henry ,Bachman,
streets. Si.0oe.
Ernest +. Graf to Iittlcton Building and
Loan Association. east. side Twentieth
street, S02 feet south from Seventeenth
George Hauck. Cexecutorl to Philip J.
Bowers' cast side North Eleventh. street
1862 feet south from Fifth avenue. 1850.
Charles Wuensch to Xavier Wilderotter
south side Springfield avenue. u feet cast
from South Tenth street; and second tract
TOWNSHIPS.
Annie g. Klein and husband to George
%: Schrelber, East Orange, southeast side
washington terrace - feet southwest
Nicholas Nolan to Half Dine Saving,
Bank fast Orange. north side Park. ave
nue, lo1 feet cast from Mum avenue, $1.59o
Trust Company Of Newark. East Orange
west side North Seventeenth street, ~
feet south from Park avenue. $1,000.
Frederick W. Hassinger to Security Say.
ifn2q EauF, Orange. south side Main street
northwest corner land Charles a. Light
hipe. A.200.
Caroline X. Williams and husband t.
George J. Mertz, .Belleville, cast side d.
Wit avenue, &c feet rorthwest from 10
81. $f,s)e.
Robert II. Williams to Henry r. Dodd
BLOOMFIELD. sonth side Hnzelwood road
west side Williamson avenue. $500,
l clyne. Bloomfield. west side Willard ave
nue. lSl3 feet south from Franklin street
81. 4Vc.
Albert F.. StrssshurGer to Bridget Savr,
J, and husband. Bloomfield. cast side Will
lard avenue. LIPS feet south from Frank
lin street. scn0o.
FARM 10 rtshtiin tfnt Company. plcsta
lnel1, same property, N.oSa.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES Q THE DISTRICT OF
NEW JERSEY.
IN the mater OF Jared !; seely, bankrupt, In
To the Honorable Judges of the District Court
q the United States for the District of New
Jared T. seely, of the City Of Paterson. in the
County OF Passaic, and State of New Jersey, in
duly adjudged bankrupt under the acts Of
Gohgress relating to p an that ne mas
of property, and has fully complied with all
the requirements Of said acts and of the orders
of the Court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be decreed
by the Court to have a full discharge from all
debts provable against his estate under said
Bankrupt acts. except such debts as are ex-
cepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this eighth day of January, a; D; 1903.
Bankrupt.
/, Jared I. seely, the above-named petit
toner, do solemnly swear that the statements
made by me in the foregoing petition Fn n are sef true
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
eleventh day of January A. p. 1909;
Lseall BENJAMIN COIN,
Notary Public of N. j.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
On this eighth day of February. A. d. 1900.
on reading the foregoing petition it is
upon the same on the eighth day OF March.
- - w. @ACA E&AAA CtA ~
In said District, at ten-thirty O'clock in
the forenoon: and that notice thereof be pub
lished in Newark Evening star and Advertiser.
d newspaper printed IN said District. and that
all known creditors and other persons in inter-
est may appear at the said time and place and
show cause. II any they have. why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be granted.
And 1t Is further ordered by the Court. that
the Referee In Bankruptcy shall send by mc!1 to
all known creditors copies OF said petition and
this order. addI essed to them at their places
OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable william NJ. tanning,
judge Of the said Court. aud the seal thereof.
at Trenton. in said District, on the eighth day
of February, A. ID. 1909.
GEORGE r.. CRANMER.
ISeall Clerk.
Per BENJAMIN F. HAyENS.
Deputy.
Addison F. Rosenkrans,
Solicitor
A true copy.
GEORGE t. CRANMER.
ISeal1 Clerk.
Per BENJAMIN r. HAvENs.
Deputy
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trenton studcnl Jumn. auarantInc.

TRENTON. Feb. 10.-Obiect!nC 10 n
siXty-day quarantine ordered rs a result OF
"A scarlet fever epidemic at the Mercerburg
Pa9 Academy, Will I'm Dolton, of q North
Clinton avenue. and II number Of fellow
students attempted to clude the Pennsyl-
vania health authorities. but were appre-
hended In Greencastle. Pa.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEW AKIN.
Nathan Bilder ttrus) to Adolph Bar
dach, W s Belmont av, 125 1T n fr
w. Kinney st, 56X1o0. ...............
Man Wosnitzer to Hudson Hat Mig.
Co, cor New and Hoyt SITS, 96Xl0Z..
Union Bldg. Go. 10 George II. Case
bolt. II 5 Madison ay, " fl Sey-
mour aN, 29Xlll...,.................
Salvatore Di Coma TO Meyor Buch-
binder. W s Hayes st. I'D fl s fr
Dark lane, @X9l.....::...."."."...
Lydia G.. Miller 10 william f. Head
ley. W $ s. 18th st. 56G II " fr S.
18th st, S0XS5.
Hannah 4. Miller and nus TO the
Sharff Const. and Realty Co, 5 5
Hawthqrne ay, W fr Wainwright
Ferdinand Reinhard to Henry r.
lsenberg, S cor tan yard lot, " $
Plane ST, 2GxT6.................4....
William Harrigan Sheriff 10 F. J.
BeIer,, n $ Bergen st. 12o IT s "
tr Hawthorne ay.- 25x10.
Newark Home Builders to the Board
OF Education of Newark, e S s. 18th
st, 49, fl Il fr Avon av. 62xl2S......
Nest A.eN2rk Cemetery Co. 20 same,
" s 10Th st, 4SS fl n II Won
Henry appel TO Glayds L Wardlaw.
W ) Hillside pi. 50 # 5 fr Waverly
Glayds l.. Wardiew to Fanny Appel,
Annie ]. Lupus 10 Peter fl. Jensen,
y 3 :, 9th st, 20 # $ IF 1lth av,
o2%aVVt;
and hus, " s S. 9Th ST. rs IT $ fir
llth aY. 25xl00.
William Ii. Shipman to Eva B., Jeil-
sen, " 5 S. 18th ST. 200 IT s fr 9th
Joseph q. Levin 10 Israel herman,
i . cor Eoyd and Kinney SITS, 25xlW;
aud other Observation-Disclosures.
israel Bermln TO Joseph B. Levin,
y s Belmont aY. 325 TT u fr Kinney
John \. Huebel 10 Edward Hart. VS.
Schlcy st. 80 Il s fr Nye av. 25x101
Edward Hart to Fannie Huebel, same
i
(cxr). Q 3 N. 11th st. $50 fl $ fr
9Th av, c5Xl0e.
Xavier WiIderotter TO. Charles
Wqensch; S IS Springfield ay, p It
William F. Iieadicy to Lydia G. Mill
er, n " s R.versidc av. g fr land
1st party, SH125....@....:.."""....
TOWNSHIPS.
Catherine T.. Sinclair TO William
Byrne; e. Orange, c cor Oak st
rh5gso Po msp ie a a[; p DSI5t Marc R. r. Go.
ct al to Frank \. Dillingham;. Mil
burn, centre Of railroad as It
crosses said tract. beSinnlng' at
lands Mary A.. and n; a.. Nadln'
containing .05s OF an acre......".."
Emma J.. Owston ard hus to Charles
w. Owston. ,jr. s. Orange, n e $
-Durand I'd, 2S5 TT S @ fir wyoming
Augusta Braun to John J. Matte.
S. Orange. n W 6 Ticbenor Az, 1871
IT y FIR I%rvington av. yox1So..1....-
Mosaburo Enomoto 70 James Greer,
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second Widow" Gets the Money.

.ASBURY PARK, Feb. lO.-Wesley 3.
Stout has received word from the Supreme
Court of Indiana that his client, Jane
Rebecca Davis. of Long Branch. formerly
of Asbury Park, has won her suit for the
death benefit Of her husband, Abran Davis,
in the Tribe of Bea Hur. a fraternal society.
A woman who called herself first wife
tried to get the insurance.
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.Jnnttor,s render secret Out.

ASBURY PARK, Feb. 10.-When the Sc
eret of the marriage of John D.. Lloyd, a
janitor In the High School, and Mary Nc
Clellan, of Philadelphia, last August.
leaked out yesterday, Lloyd said: I'll be
darned II you can do anything in this town
and get away with It,"
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Assume Debt and Rejoice.

MILLNILLE. Feb. 1o.-Novel services
were held in the First Baptist Church last
night, when the congregation united IN
praise and Thanksgiving over the bonding
of members to pay the Indebtedness, 81, 900.
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No Cards. No Fire Protection.

ASBURY PARK. Feb. l0.-An attempl
Of the West Grove fire commissioner 10
Danish dancing and card games from the
district fire engine house met the decllna-
ton Of the iirelnen to take the houses
under such conditions.
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Bnl,s womnn,s Suicide Attempt.

PAULSBORO. Feb. 10.-Abbfe Woodruff,
So years old, attempted suicide by jump
ing from the wagon bridge at the north
entrance to the borough into Mantua creek
yesterday. John Wllkerson and Benjamin
Gill plunged in the icy waters and rescued
her.
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Women to Run shore Hotel.

ATLANTIC CITY. Feb. JOS. Smith. of
Philadelphia, has bought the Hotel Majes-
tic from Joseph Salus. and Samuel Ellis.
title to the Wiltshire. The Holland House,
on the boardwalk, has been leased TO two
women.
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She just Dotes on Burglars.

ELIZABETH. Feb. 10.-"I don't care
whether they catch him or not, for I sort
of admire a man who has nerve enough
10 burglarize a house This unusual state
ment was made by Mrs. Adolph Pluemer.
of 231 Murray street, whose home was
robbed yesterday.
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Pastor Adopts New " ori<.

ELIZABETH, Feb. 10.-The Rev. Aure-
lilo Cantaio, ordained here some months
ago, and who mas returned from Montele-
among the Italians of this city. He was
educated in the Bloomfield Theological Sem
mary.
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Jersey CITY won'tsLaud LincoIn.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. 10.-Although the
Legislature adopted a bill authorizing
municipalities to appropriate money to de-
fray the expenses of celebrating the 10Gtl
anniversary OF Abraham Lincoln's birth.
there will be no official Observance in thi.
city. By the provisions of the bill jersey
City is permitted to expend $1,000.
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Town Fights Phone Company.

PENSAUKEN. Feb. 10.-The township
committee decided not to grant any more
privileges to The Bel Telephone Com
pany until the latter has paid for the
ordinance under which its franchise was
granted.
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STATE NEWS
To survey New BouIeyard.

MAYS LANDING. Feb. 10.-The Board
of Freeholders has ordered the survey
made for the proposed new county boule-
ward leading from Mays Landing to Tucka-
hoe. 1t will make a direct route from AT
lantic City to Cape May.
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"Penusy" Head eaers site.

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 1O.-Hotel pro-
prietors and business men hailed with de-
light yesterday an announcement that
President james McCrea, of the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad. has practically offered the
Use OF 4 square of railroad property as a
site for the 500, COO convention hail pro-
posed in a bin at Trenton.
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CAMDEN. Feb. 10.-Although he said
hunger drove .llm to Il. John Roche. 10
years old, Of Newton avenue. was sen
fenced TO two months in prison for stealing
six loaves of bread at a local grocery
store.
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WOODBURY., Feb. 10-Another case Of
didn't know il was loaded yesterday de-
yeloped. Walter Beardsworth. aged u.
Cooper street, was handling Il revolver.
The ball passed through his hsnd.
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TRENTON. Feb. 1O-At the annual meet
ing Of the Trenton Merchants Association
the officers ana trustees were elected and II
movement was started TO regulate the sale
Of goods by itincrant vendors In the city.
President Augustus F. Stoll was reelected.
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Want to save school Funds.

WILDWOOD. Feb. 10.-The Board of Ed
ucation will petition Cape May county
Legislators through Senator Robert f. Hand
aud Assemblyman Corsville L. Stille asking
them to oppose any effort that may be
made to divert school funds.
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Fall Down stairs Kills woman.

TRENTON. Feb. 10.-Mrs. Christina Com
fort, of i6S Bellevue avenue. is dead as the
result of injuries sustained Yesterday by
n fall down the stairs Of her home.
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School Children on Strike.

JERSEY CITY. Feb. 10.-Forty-fve chill
Graham street, stayed at home yesterday
when directed by Principal Howell, OF
school No. 81, TO go to school No. 10. The
reason for the transfer. school officials say.
is overcrowding. Parents of the pupils are
indignant.
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BOY If ~ nold Burglar.

CAMDEN. Fcb. 10-Twelve-year-old
Bernard Bozartb was arrested here yestcr-
day when. the police say. be confessed 10
having robbed two Gloucester residcnccs of
iswFlry. Er WA caught uSihs " ~ he
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Trenton Couple Wee Fifty Years.

TRENTON, Feb. 10.-Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
G.. Coombs. Of 632 Perry street, are today
celebrating the fiftieth anniversary Of their
marriage. In the home Of their son, VIII
lam Coombs, Of 1853 Jefferson street, to-
night, their seven children, seventeen
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Fifty-three Years Glass Leader.

BRIDGETON, Feb. l0.-At Trinity NJ. e.
Church tonight William Rice will celebrate
his ffty-third anniversary as a class
leader.
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with j. B. Scarlet. contractor. all the
work, $4,000, =. IS A., As. 20. 80, 81 and
Q st. Mays place. Nutley, n. ].
sPs' yith ]. Vfeeisnd, contractor, all the
work, Sa Academy street.
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grandchildren and one great-great- grand
child will attend a dinner party in honor
of the couple.