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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks Office today:
Newton F. Kinsey. owner, with Fred
Men, seontractor, carpenter work, $4,000;
Harrison place. Irvington. Same owner
with Mills 4 Brown. contractors. plumbing
and heating work, Sl.056; same premises.
Antopic Marinelio, owner, with Nicola
Piperato. contractor, general work, $4,000,
avenue
Joseph OlSin, owner. with. West Newark
Saw and Planning Mill. contractor. rough
lumber and trims. S15.T50; ten three-story
houses on South Eleventh street. Same
owner with Samuel Deutsch. contractor,
mason work, 81, 1000; same premises. Same
owner with Jacob Shachat. contractor,
plumbing work. s., 200; same premises.
George r. Schneider, owner, with Harry
Kolodin, contractor. all the work. S312;
Amherst street, East Orange.
Frank and John Samuelson. owners.
with John Lee. contractor, carpenter,
mason. painting and plumbing work, 1850,
Heinrich place. Bloomfield.
Herman Arndt, owner. With A. l.. Sieder.
contractor. electrical work. So. so; Newark.
John Gutman, owner, with w. A. Robb,
contractor. electrical work, $50. 40. Spring
field avenue and SANFORD place. Irvingtoh.
Same owner with Joseph Weitmantel, con-
tractor. mason work. $3.50: same premises. i,
Frank P. aud Anna NJ. Oexlc. owners.
with Christian Kleisslcr. contractor. mason
work. s1.sSo; Seventeenth and William
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PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO
CLOSES SUDDENLY,
Gets Suspicious and Tells
Police.

;. Frederick Rehfield, of 20 Baldwin
street, reported to the police today h a
the photograph studio in Academy
street where he had been employed as
agent, was closed and locked when he
came down to work today He thought
this rather strange, he said, in view of
the fact that he had collected a large
number of small deposits on orders to
be filed. He wanted the business in
vestigated and offered to make a com
plant in the First Criminal Court.
Judge Hahn told him to produce per-
sons Whose orders had not been fin
ished, as contracted for, and hat he
would take the complaint, otherwise it
could not be entertained.
Rehfield declared that the firm had
advertised for agents and employed
twenty men and women to solicit orders
for cabinet phpotos at fifty-nine cents
a dozen. The agent collected ten cents
on taking the order. The firm did a
rushing business, he said, after taSing
a few photographs.
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GRADUATES OF THE
CENTRAL EVENING
HIGH ANNOUNCED
List for the Closing Exercises
Tonight Is Announced
Today.

The Central Avenue Evening High
School, which will close tonight, was
the only evening high school prepared
to furnish a list of its graduates today,
all the examination papers having not
yet been marked. The lists will be an
nounced tonight at the various schools.
In the Central avenue school the
graduates are as follows: Charles
Marcy. Joseph Wolf. Olive Weber,
Mary Geiger. Lillian Law, Theodore,
Little. George Berry, Max Guttman.
Caroline Foehl and Mary priester.
Those receiving certificates of merit
for three years work IA any branch Of
The work are the following: In the
German curse. Theodore Little, Will
lam Berry. George Berry and James
Reilly; in the bookkeeping department,
Charles Tuttback. Charles Macy. Olive
Weber, William Jennings, Lillian Law.
Mary Geiger and Henry Kirchner: in
the st~enography and typewriting de-
partments, Alicia Day, Amelia LINEN
kohl, Hulda ~Ergenzinger, Caroline
Foehl, Ruth Williams, Nellie Donahue,
Catharine jackson, James Sheridan,
Elsie Gunzenhauser and Mary Priester;
in French those who excelled We're
Ernest Gennell, Man Guttman, and
Marcus l.. Ward; in the chemistry de-
partment, Joseph Zwilling, George w.
Blordan, Nathaniel Rich. Adolph Ryd-
gren, Max c. Kreitler and Edwin A.
Kiepe: in the third veal English
course Joseph Wolf, Charles Macy.
Olive Weber, Lillian Law. Mary Geiger
and Lester l.. Munson.
III the other schools the number grad
uating or completing their courses are
as follows: Bergen Street. about e5,
Hamburg Place, about 65; Franklin
school, abont 40; in the night drawing
school and the Thirteenth Avenue
School the exercises will be held near
the end OF next month.
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TWO HELD FOR THEFT
FROM EMPLOYER.
One of Pair Alleged to Have
Confessed.

Herbert Weaklein, II years old, of IS
New street, and Arthur Fl. Davis, 80
years old, of 329 Sanford street, were
held in $4,000 bail each at the First
Precinct police station on a charge OF
stealing 5000. The complainant in the
case was Sylvester Fl. M. Agens, man
aser of the Electric Motor and Equip
nlent Company. of>g32 Market street.
Both men were in the employ of the
electrical company and are charged
with Systematically stealing from the
company. Weaklein admitted. the
police say. that he has been stealing on
THE average of $40 a week. Manager
Agens discovered that there was a
leak and he set about and did a little
detective work himself. When ne
found hat he had the right parties he
called in the assistance of a detective
agency, and they set a trap for the
euiprits. As a result of their work the
two men were placed under arrest, and
another arrest will follow. it is said.
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CITY ApvERT1sEMENTs.


CLIFTON AVENUE GRADING, CURLING
GRADING N CURLING, SHAW AVENGE
GRADING. CURRING AND FLAGGING.
AND WESTON AVENUE GRADING, CURE.
ING AND FLAGGING.
Notice Is hereby given that the Commission
ers heretofore appointed by the Mayor of the
City OF Newark to make an estimate and az
sessnent upon all the owners of all the lands
and real estate in the City. of Newark pecu-
liarly benefited by any local Improvement In
be to the advantage each was deemed to have
acquired. have made an estimate and assess
r1ent of benefits conferred upon all the owners
OF all the lands and real estate in the City OF
Newark peculiarly benefited by each of the
GLOWING improvements in said city. namely.
The grading curling and Tagging of
from Grafton avenue to Verona avenue.
The grading and curbing of
PASSAIC AVENUE,
from Chapel street to Ferry street.
The grading, curling and tagging of
SHAW AVENUE
from Willoughby street to the city line.
WESTON AVENUE.
from Frelinghuysen avenue to PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad, and have filed their reports of said
assessments for benefits in the Office Of the
clerk of the Circuit Court of the County OF
Essex. and that the Judge OF said court has
fixed Saturday, the third day of April, 1909, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. In the Circuit Court
room at the Court House in the City OF New
ark, an the time and place of hearing any OBJ
~jections that may be made to the said assess
ments.
Dated March 20, 1909.
JAMES r. NUGENT.
City Counsel.
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CITY ADyERTIsRmENTs.

NOTICE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF street and
water commissioners. :
pursuant to a resolution adopted by the Bnary,
q street and Water Commissioners OF fhs
txsntysrfft ssS Say of n Mare q m 1ses ! and as dS',.i ihs !
iwenty-sixth day Of March, 1900. public notir,
= neisey given that It is the intention or tns
we eity Of Newark, under and BY virtue 81 nro.
VISIONS OF. the act entitled can act 10 revisS
and amend the charter OF the City OF Newark' y
.sereto' ana %af fhs u 1851: and supplements
street and Water Commissioners OF the h ~ y
Newark; approved March 49, 1881. ana 'ofbsr
punnc laws 4 the State OF New Jersey Ia
ing pipe sewers. "np~
a ten u0 inch pipe sewer in
NEVADA STREET.
FEET q s onsfsnsti street FOR e. distance OF about $50
SOUTH THIRTEENTH ssTfRFIry,Ts :"
Isctn Madison avenue for a d~istance 81 ahon,
:" 'ss' n0' Njw ro eRS p %grS 2sysrs IN
= ten 40 inch pipe sewer hetwee1, Lang str..,
snr ann street. and an eight Is, inch pi5e sewe,
v.tWeen Sarrfson street and Nspoleon sf,e,d'
excluding all roof and surface pystsr III y;
.ns ABOVE sewers to be constructed With hons.
ronnections to the curb iines in accordan vstr
~ ose ,a prov'sions of Chapter 1o7 Of the State law,
Tosether with all the appurtenance. n.c..
saTy TO complies the same. ~
vucn persons as may object thereto ars r.
to he Clerk Of said board. al the ofaes wnstnq
oosrd 81 Street and Water Ccn,mlss, y ~
Sity Hall, Newark, on or before Inc ernivst
By W d. qsgs from q, dste Of this notice.
commissioners of the City Of Newark Wsts'
NJ. q. sHERRERD,
Newark \. J.. March ss. 1903 Seu'sr E n
~ y "a
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Jerome A.. Clark to Fidelity Building and
Loan Association, Irvington, west side
Grace street, AIS feet north from Cottage
David Thorworth to Truman b.. Smith,
Irvington, southeast side Twenty-second
street. 3S feet northeast from Madison ave-
nue., 50, 800.
Elicit Marshall to Fidelity Trust Copi-
pany (executor), Montclair. northeast corner
Park and Elmwood avenues, $3.50.
Thomas D. Mayfield ct al. to William L.
Glorieux, Irvington, north side Iryington
avenue, 222 feet from corner Bruen avenue,
5000.
and Loan Association, Bloomfield, south
side Baylis street, 19 feet west from Smith
street, 1900.
Mary l.. McGovern and husband to Fidel-
ity Trust Company, East Orange, west side
Halsted street, 80 feet south from Clifford
street, $4,000.
Same to same, East Orange. west side
Halsted street, So feet south from Clifford
Same to same. East Orange, west side
Halsted street. 1928 feet south from Clifford
street, $1,000.
James e. Hayes to Mary s. Reeve,
Bloomfield and Franklin, centre Passaic
avenue, south side land John Speers and
second tract. $4,000.
Montclair, centre Clinton avenue, northeast
corner land NJ. r. Durant, $500.
John Cosgrove to Orange Building and
Loan Association, Montciair, centre Fuller
ton avenue, corner lands of Baker, $4,000.
Mabel Chapman to Charles Duttweiler,
East orange, south side Fourth avenue, ASS
feet west from Grove street, $500.
Robert NJ. Mckay TO Essex County
Building and Loan Association. Bloomfield.
north side Myrtle street. so feet west from
land William Shove, $1,700
Same to Helena Ferguson. Bloomfield,
same property, $500.
Feibleman 4 Lehman Company to Sc
curity Savings Bank, Irvington. east side
Grove street, 700 feet south from Cottage
street, 81 500.
Same to same, Iryington, east side Grove
street. 7e feeJ south from Cottage street,
81, 500.
Same to same, Irvingtor, east side Grove
$1,S00.
Same to same. Irvington, east side Grove
street, $50 feet south from Cottage street,
81, 500.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Florence A. Garfield ct al. to Benjamin
Shepard, north side Ninth avenue, 50 feet
east from South Thirteenth street. 5000.
John T, Ford to Security Savings Bank.
south side Crawford street, 1852 feet east
from High street, 81. 500.
William b. McLain to Fireside Building
and Loan Association, south side Bremen
street, 50 feet east from South Tenth street,
Edward M. Barss ct al. to Standard Build
Ing and Loan Association, north side Napo-
avenue. So. 500.
Albert B.. Bingham to Dime Savings In
stitution, south side Hinsdale place, 100
feet east from Washington avenue. 5000.
Resale Epstein to same, west side Wash
ington avenue, 1D feet south from Ben
Henry. Herzfeld 10 German Savings Bank.
north side Springfield avenue, southwest
corner T1;a.b ls1d +. k k;seni1 . ss'po Sn.,.ra !, ma.
tual Building and Loan Association, west
side North Sixth street, 500 feei north from
Sussex avenue, $500.
Loan Association. north side Heller park
way, west side Woodside avenue, 5000.
Same to Active Realty Company, same
Charles Il. Holman to Jacob Pfreund-
from South Teoth street, q, 400.
Isaac Bsrrish to Isaac Workman, east
side Littleton avenue, $50 feet north from
Sixteenth avenue, 800.
Philip j. Bowers to Firemen's insurance
Company, west side Third street, 1G2 feet
south from Dickerson street. $4,000. ;
Same to same, west side Third street, 1876
feet south from Dickerson street. $1,000.
Mary Dletscb to Mary 3. Spencer, north
east side BLOOMFIELD avenue, 30 feet south
east from Clifton avenue, $1,000,
William D. Dieter to German Savings
sBank, south side Longworth street, 35S
feet east from High street, 81, 1000.
Emma. Schweitzer and husband TO VIII
lam Horn. north side Avon avenue. z1
feet west from Nineteenth street, 5000.
~ rpiA n CLARK tn E0lIt p1nfh \NAItl
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JERSEY BOY IS
RESCUED FROM
YEGGMAN GANG
Mne.Year.0ld Child Terribly
Beaten and Abused 10
Philadelphia.
CHILD NEARLY DEAD
WHEN HE is RESCUED
Tells Police Pitiful Story of the
Hardships He Has
Undergone.

PHILADELPHIA, March Sores
eued from a nest of desperate yeggmen.
as the police term them, Harry Dono-
van, ? years old, whose grandpa rents
five in Paterson, N. J., last night
furnished important clues by which it
as expected that several recent rob
berries will be explained. The rescue Of
the boy incidentally revealed one of
she most remarkable stories of brutality
that has ever come from the underworld
of Philadelphia. The lad at one time
resided In Orange and Plainfield, N. j.;
at the former place with a sister, Mrs.
Susie Angelo.
When the lad was rescued from 7O3
Wood street he was bleeding from sew
eral wounds which had been inflicted
by the maj whom the boy called his
n~tepfather. This stepfather. James
Donovan, was found to possess a COM
plete burglar outfit. hidden under his
mattress, together with numerous pawn.
tickets and large quantities of wax and
soap. such as are used by yeggmen in
blowing safes.
- 't.t Youiits
together with those told by occupants
Of the Wood street house. convinces
the police that Donovan's room was the
centre of a colony of and
that the boy was held In bondage to
crime and used as an innocent advance
guard for the criminals on their night
expeditions.
r MONA n .vryf4 cal H cha . r..na 49,
mother of the rescued child, was also
arrested and sent to the House of Cor
rection for six months, while the in
human stepfather was held without
ball for trial. There is some doubt,
however, that the boy really belonged
to the arrested pair.
II was stolen from my grandparents
said the boy yesterday, after he had
been taken to the Office of the Society
to Protect Children from Cruelty. IT
was stolen by my mother.
Isaac Savinsld, the landlord of the
Wood street house, and Frederick
Thousand. who occupies the first floor
front. heard the heart piercing cries 5f
the Donovan boy on the second floor
until at last they could remain quiet
no longer. and they called on the police
man TO interfere. The boys condition
waA pitiful. Both his eyes were closed
by fist blows, across his forehead were
two deep gashes, one nine inches long,
tho other four inches long, apparently
cut by a poker. His left cheek was also
cut open from mouth to ear with a
poker blow. His nose tip had been
chewed off and his right forearm LAGER
ated. The right ear was almost torn
off, the lips were swollen from blows
and cut where they had been forced
against the teeth. From the left thumb
Of the child there was a deep razor cut
into his hand, and his entire body was
covered with bruises as II from kicks.
The boy could hardly srand on his
feet when he was taken to the Hahne-
mann Hospital to have his wounds
dressed.
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DAY NURSERY DAY
NETTED LARGE SUM.
Previous Records Broken, il
Is Believed.

The managers of, the -four day
nurseries of the city are well pleased
over the response of the public TO the
chat this years collection will be greater
than eve before. The complete total
viii not be known until after the col
lection in the City Hall and Court
House, next Thursday, when Mrs.
Algernon T. Sweeney, president of the
Federation of Day Nurseries, will call
a meeting of the four boards.
Mr.. f.. Augustus Rine, treasurer of
the board OF managers of the Eighth
Avenue Day Nursery and Baby shelter,
reported this morning that that nursery
alone had collected $3.50 up to date.
There will be another collection in the
Eighth avenue district tonight.
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PRINCIPAL ACCUSED
OF BEATING BOY,

PATTERSON. March 30.-Peter Van
wyck, the s-year-old son OF Mrs. Cor
nelluse Van Wyck, OF les Franklin
street, appeared before Justice of the
Peace Percy yesterday afternoon. ac-
by his brother William, and
preferred charges of, assault n bats
terry against Idle G.. Sergeant, principal
of public school No. 10, atithe corner. OF
Warren and Mercer streets. The boy
alleges that his teacher had taken him
of the classroom for being inatten-
tive and brought him to the principal,
who had punished him severely.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK

L
ls sehlosst Mi ,r J 5 : Ferry to Fred Is q : 4 +
Prospect ST. 2SxIO0: and other tract
William HasseImayer ct al (exrsl to
F~airnount az. n IF isth aV' E5xsoo i,
Same ct al to same, same property. -. =
BENJAMIN ]. Nave 10 lanes N uavas
cen Passaic av. : ! Prop John Smear,
% acres Observation-Disclosures.
Robert = F,, D Mead S (sSr B. to H " +
Active Realty GO I" David prin1
$ E'redonia av. w fr Woodside ~
27X10I -
John Stumpf TO Herman 4 Co n ~
cor Park av and n. 9Th st. 25x1N...
mann, 5 S Kent ST. ssl # : r. s. 10th
st, 25x9s Observation-Disclosures.
Breckenridge & Ticbenor. Inc. TO
Ninzio Metello. e $ n. 9Th Il. $50
fl n Fl Chester a \, 25xioo,.
Edward A. Day ia Charles A Mayer
: 5 l.onsworth ST. 10 II e fl Miss
,Kafharina Rleier and Sns r. ssme
same property
Charles A. Mayer 10 William ID
Harry a, C;ollobin Ia Helen iedell
: 5 Nelson nj. ia 1t " fr High ss
25xio0 =
Helen .Jedeii to Harry c;ol,ohin same
property OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
Joseph inho io George btto 49,
I2th at. 80 # ! fr fsth Az, a5xfMl.
George Otto to Marie N. Imhof' snme
property
Wiley 10 ~ ,,ia ~, ciarL /.
n 5 Pointer 81, 2g5 n w fr Hslsfead
av 25xlO0
Samuel G. Nieyo to Harry ". We'll ]
Emma Arien ia I.eopold Never ! ! az
an alley, ri INV n w q sf
r AXIS
Emily Welnbrecht and ms 10 Annie
Ford 8 : Crawford 81 'sss r. o n
High ST. 25xsS
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MANAGERS OF DAY
NURSERY TO MEET

IKE Eshrh Avenue Baby shelter and
Day Nursery managers will meet on
Thursday morning in the Free Public
Tdbrsrs, instead of in the nursery, ow-
Ing to an epidemic of scarlet fever.
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streets, East Orange. Same owners with
w. r. Clevenger. contractor, carpenter
work. s, 500; same premises.
Charles r.. Ubhaus. owner. with George
Hilbert, contractor. plumbing work. $1,000;
Harrison place, lryin2ton.
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AND MONEY
: AMONG THE MISSING.

John keppler, a butcher at $40 Or
ange street. reported to the Fifth Pre-
cinct police today that his clerk,
Charles Salem. was sent to deposit $40
in cash and Sill AZ in the City Trust
Company yesterday, and that the de-
post had not vet been made nor the
whereabouts of the clerk known. The
mother of h clerk resides at 81 Myrtle
avenue. Captain Long detailed his
acknowledgement to investigate.
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"a
PuBLf NOTICE is hereby given that tn. fol-
lowing. ordinances hnve been passed by the
board OF Street and Water Commissioners and
approved by the Mayor OF the City Of Newark,
and pursuant to Chapter $50 of the State laws
Of 1895. are herewith published by title:
AN ordnance 70 provide for the paving Of (
from Pacific street TO Elm road. with oblons
granite block pavement on a. six 81 inch con-
crete foundation. on both sides OF the street
railway tracks except One % foot on each side
of said tracks.
An ordinance to provide for the paving of
JELLIFT AVENUE.
from Runyon street to Watson avenue. with
brick pavement on a six () inch concrete
foundation.
An ordinance TO provide for the paving of
MAINE STREET.
from Ferry street to Kossuth street. with
oblong granite block pavement cp a six 81 inch
Passed March Is. 1909.
A. F. EGGERs.
President OF the Board Of Street and water
Commissioners
WIN, e GREArHEAp,
Clerk of the Board.
mar2s.st Mayor.
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NOTICE OF 1NTENT1oN-Board of Street and

vi liz DNL ~ II
Water Commissioners -
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners Of
the city of Newark. at a meeting held the
twenty-hfth day of March. 1909. and approved
by the Mayor of the city Of Newark on
the twenty-sixth day of March. 1909, pub-
lie notice is hereby given that It is the ipten-
tion OF the Board Of Street and Water Com
mi sloners Of The city Of Newark, under and
AN act 20 ~evise and amend the charter OF
the city OF Newark" approved March II, 1857,
and supplements thereto. and the oct creating
the Board Of street and Water Commissioner
Of the city of Newark approved March q.
1851 and other public laws Of the State Of
New Jersey. to order and cause the paving Of
FIFTEENTH AvENCF,
from South Tenth street. to South Nineteenth
street. with oblong granite block pavement m
a six 90 fnch. concrete foundation, together
with all the appur;enances necessary to com,
plete the same. r
3 ich persons as may object thereto are re.
1uested 20 present their objections In writing
70 tne cierk OK sad Board. at the ONCE OF the
Hoard OF Street and Water Commissioners CIV
Hal, Newark. on or before the expiration o.
six days from date OF this notice.
BY direction OF the Board Of Street ana
Water Commissioners Of TIE city Of EewA,k'
NJ. r. SH1cRRERD.
Newark. n. j.. March 2S 1909. rnaros-s.
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Emb'd Waist Fronts
Csc Kinds. Special 1oc

500 pretty embroidered waist fronts ready
for you Wednesday, while they last, at loc.
They're really worth Csc, and should sell at
that figure, too. Is inches wide. Dainty
open and effective patterns. About twenty
five new designs to choose from. IN
Each contains q of a yard. Any UC
one. can make them up. Special ~. IN
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Some m~oreens, Others of
sateens; all made on full, gener-
Gus patterns; the moreens have
a deep sectional flounce with
strappings; the sateens have
accordion plated tlounces, fin
ished with a wide rufie; all
have under dust rufIes; well
worth S9c, tomorrow at
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VIZ wish 10 direct The attention of The mothers of Newark 10 or enlarged
infants wears section Here you will find the latest ard danHest articles of tots
pouion, and here you will also find The most attractive values We want you 10
this splendid department of ours, hence these four special values for Wednesday.