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REAL PRAYERS PRODUCTIVE
OF RESULTS, SAYS PASTOR.
The Rev. +. M. Shipherd Dis.
cusses Varieties of SuppIication.

The Rtv Theodore M. Shipherd In
his serinon ut the Belleville Avenue
Congregational Church last night said
that God listens to the prayers of man
when he believes that the request Is a
just one. ASK and II shall be given
YOU said the preacher
He said that others do not pray as
they should and at the right time and
instead Of getting something worth
praying for they never get anything
better than n rocking horse when there
are carriages enough to spare.
"A perpetual hindrance to tho under
standing of Jesus idea OF prayer he
said, us the fetch conception. This Is
the idea that n prayer 30 gets hold of
God that he n no choice but to say
yes This seeks to degrade prayer in
the minds of all sane people and to
work fear and havoc among the fool
ish. Any prayer made at any time or
In any place for formal reasons has no
right to be called n prayer. A man
who wants something and wants 1t
badly has a right to pray. and God
lends him an eer Other people have
no sufficient Reuse for prayer and
should hold their peace.
Men OF wit and modern ability got
what they want most. Some get rich
at the cost of their own honor. Some
get learning and give everything In ex-
change Some love ease and give
everything that most men covet In ex-
change for a lazy career"
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DEL TO FLORENCE
CRITTENDEN CONVENTION.

Mrs. c. Meyers. of the Marlborough,
East Orange; Mrs. q. b.. Danier, OF 90
North Eighteenth street, East Orange;
Miss L. H. Severance, of 142 North
Seventeenth street, East Orange; Miss
70. NJ. Frey, superintendent, and DR..
w. r. Ward are the delegates who will
represent the local branch at the con-
vention Of Florence Crittenden rescup
missions from all owe the world, to
be held In Atlantic City oil the last
four days Of this week. The principal
business will be the discussion of the
work by representatives. from the
seventy-eight homes. those In Japan.
China. France and Mexico sending in
reports stating In detail what has been
accomplished during the past year.
At the local home at the present time
there are fifteen adults and ten chill
dren.
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REV. VIM. ALTMAN,
ONCE PASTORH HERE,
DIES IN ATLANTIC
Served as a Chaplain in the
Civil War and Did
Heroic Service.
MINISTER IN LOCAL
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN
Occupied a Number of Pulpits
After His Ordination, Just
Sixty Years Ago.

The Rsv. William Altman, once
pastor Of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. this city. died last night at
Atlantic City. aged IS years.
He vas born In New York In 1924 Of
Scotch Hngenot and Dutch ancestry.
His father. grandfather and uncle we're
elders In the Pearl Street Presbyterian
pared for college in 1912 and was
graduated with honors in 1886. He en-
tered the Union Theological Seminary
the same year and left in 1s49. He was
licensed TO preach by the Fourth Pres
bytery Of New York. and ordained to
preach by tho P~resbytery of Newark
at his installation as pastor Of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church of New
ark In 1a49 He remained pastor in
Newark until 1857. when he wen to
Wilmington. Del
In 1896 he was called to Spring Street
Presbyterian Church, New York city.
where he remained till 1872, when he
went to Detroit. Flo later went 10 An
rora. ". T., but resigned In 1881
because of Illness. In 1884 he was
called 10 the pastorate Of the First
Presbyterian Church In Atlantic City.
and was It's pastor for ten years.
He received the degree of doctor OF
divinity from his alma mater. New
York University, In 1869. He was mod
orator OF the Synod of Pennsylvania
at Washington. ID. c.. in 1863. and as
moderator presented in q brief address
the synod 70 President Lincoln.
In 1894. by appointment of the Gov
ernor OF Delaware, he went to the front
and looked after the welfare of the
States soldiers. He organized n hos
pitsl In the Episcopal Church in Fred
ericksburg, and cared for the sick and
wounded there during the Battle of
the Wilderness.
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I. F.. CROWLEY DIES
FROM BURSTING
OF BLOOD VESSEL
Former Jewelry Salesman Ex'
pires Suddenly ia Blocker
Street Home.

Thomas r. Cronley died suddenly In
his home. 131 Bleecker street. yesterday,
from a bursting blood vessel, following
an attack of acute Indigestion. Mr..
Crowley has lived In this city for over
nifty years.. and has been a member Of
Bayiey Council, C. b. L., for over twenty
years. He Is survived by n widow. A
son. Hubert George Cronley. and a
daughter. Lillian Crowley. Until re-
Gently he had been a Jewelry salesman
for a big New York concern, but at the
time of his death he was connected with
the First District Court.
The funeral will be held on Wednes-
day morning from st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral, and the interment will be in the
Cemetery of the Holy S%epulchre.
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EDWARD 7. LOyATT DIES.

Edward T. Lovatt. a lawyer of
Nyack, N. Y. who was stricken with
paralysis while summing up in a case
in the New York Supreme Court in
White Plains last Thursday. died yes
terday In Rowelrs Sanitarium at White
Plains. Mr.. Lovatt was born on May 20.
1850. In this city. His parents later
moved to Tarrytown. In 1871 he mar
ried Sarah T. Tompkins. niece of Daniel
ID, Tompldns. Governor of New York
from 1907 to 1917, and vlce-president Of
the United states under Monroe. Mr..
Lovatt was greatly Interested In Meth
odist Church work. He was a member
of the Westchester and Rockland
County Bar associations, A widow and
two children survive him. He had
many friends In this city.
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MRS. BERTHA scHoTT.

Many relatives and friends attended
the funeral services OF Mrs. Bertha
schott at her home In l61 South Sew
enth street, yesterday afternoon. They
were followed by interment in Fair
mount Cemetery. William. John and
Charles Roden. Hugo Bardeman, Nor
ris Harden and Frederic Koenden were
the pall-bearers.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC NOTICE is b hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinances have been passed by the
approved by tho Mayor OF the City OF Newark,
and pursuant TO Chapter SO of the State Laws
of 1909, are herewith published by title;
An ordinance to provide for the widening or
CLAY STREET
and
CARLISLE LAC
aaio River.
An ordinance to provide for the grading,
'uf'ns anu " TnfhiRfb AVENUE.
from Third street to Fifth street.
An ordinance TO open
FOURTH AVENUE.
from Firth street TO Roeevflle avenue.
An ordinance TO open and widen
TREAT PLACE,
from a point 1854 feet north OF William street
northerly 500 feet.
Adopted May 20, 1909,
A. +. EaGTRS,
President of the Board of Street and Water
WIN. f. GREATHEAp.
Clerk of the Board.
mySa-5t Mayor.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinance has been passed by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioner and
approved by the Mayor OF the City OF Newark,
and pursuant 60 Chapter SO OF tho state Laws
OF 1909. Is herewith published by title,
BsRASNFFtoSRsipS STREET,
between the easterly line of FrelinghuyEen ave-
nue ana the westerly line or fcnnsylVanla
avenue.
Adopted May 20. 1909.
a., & r EGeERs; 49, u,....
WIN. q. GREATHBAD.
Clerk OF the Board.
Approved May u, 1909.
JACOB HAussLING,
my2s-st Mayor.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinance has been passed by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioner and
approved by the Mayor OF the CITY OF Newark,
and pursuant to Chapter 80 Of the state Laws
OF 1909, is herewith published by title
An ordinance 20 provide for the vacation OF
CHAMBERS STREET.
from Market street 20 Passaic avenue,
Adopted May 20, 1909.
President OF the BOARD OF Street and Water
Commissioners
VIM e. GREATHEAp.
Clerk OF the Board,
JACOB ~HAusSLrNG.
my22-st MAYOR
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
lowing proposed ordinance passed a second
reading and was ordered 10 q third and ANAL
reading at a meeting OF the Board Of Street
and Water Commissioners held May 20. 1909.
An ordinance to widen the sidewalks on
HUNrERDON STREET.
between Rfselow street and Runyon street, nom
Il feet 20 IN feet.
A. F. ROGERS,
President OF the Board OF street and Water
WIN. u oRHATHnAp,
mssa~u Clerk OF the soara.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ESSEX COUNTY ORPHANS CoURT-In the
matter of tho estate OF Frank G. Goble. de-
ceased. On petition for the sale OF lands to pay
debts. Order TO show cause.
l.. Maud Goble, administratrix of the estate
Of Frank G. Gobie. deceased, having presented
a duly verified petition and having exhibited
under oath n true account Of the personal estate
ana or the debts of the said interstate, and set
ting &c "a that the said Frank c. Goble died
seized of certain lands and premises In the
Borough OF Verona, County OF Essex and State
or New Jersey. In said petition, described. and
requesting the aid of tho court In the premises,
and /. appearing that the personal estate OF the
said Frank c. Goble Is insufficient to pay his
debts.
II In thereupon on this twenty-ninth day Of
March. nineteen hundred and nine. ordered that
all persons interested In the lands. tenements,
hereditaments and real estate OF tho said
Frank G.. Goblc, deceased. appear before this
court at the Court House in the City OF Newark.
Now Jersey, on the fourth day of June. nine
teen hundred and nine. Mt ten O'Clock In the
morning to show cause why so much OF the
lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate
of tho said Frank c. Goble. deceased, should
not DO sold ne will be sufficient to pay his debts.
Witness, Thomas A. Davis. Judge OF the
nuid court. this twenty-ninth day OF March.
nineteen hundred and nine.
q. To- Russell,
GssrRa~n1,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

the City Of Newark. at a meeting held the
twentieth day of May, 1909. and approved
by the Mayor of the City OF Newark, on
the wenty- first day Of May. 1909, pub
ton Of the Board of Street and Water Com
missioners of the City of Newark. under and
by virtue of provisions of the act entitled,
sAn act to revise and amend the chanter Of
the City of Newark approved March II. 1857.
and supplements thereto. and the act creating
the Board of Street and Water Commissioner
of tho City OF Newark, approved March Is,
1891. and ether public laws of the State Of
New Jersey. to order and cause the repaving of
RECTOR STREET,
from Broad street to Front street, with btu
lithic avement on a six () inch concrete
foundation, together with all the appurtenances
necessary to complete the same.
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
quested to present their objections in writing
to the clerk of said Board. at the office of the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners, City
Hall. Newark. on or before the expiration Of
six days from date of this notice.
BY direction of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners of the City Of Newark.
M. r.
chief Engineer.
Newark. N. J.. May 81. 1909. my22-5t
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


GRANT AVENUE, LAYTON STREET
SHERIDAN AVENUE SEWERS. MARKET
STREET SEWER WAYDEbJ STRnE
SEWBR-Assessment for benefits,
Notice is hereby given that an assessment
upon all tho owners OF all tho lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each OF tho fol.
lowing improvements. namely.
The construction OF sewers In
GRANT AVENUE,
LAYTON SrRBBT
SHERIDAN AVENUE
from feshine avenue to Hunterdon street. nc
oording 20 the provisions Of an ordinance OF
the City OF Newark. entitled, An ordinance 10
provide for tho construction Of newera in
Grant avenue, Lawton atreot and Sheridan
avenue, from peshine avenue TO Hunferdon
street" approved June 70. 1905.
The construction OF "A twelve dD inch pipe
sewer In
MARKET STREET,
between Bowery street and Ferry street. 40.
city OF Newark. entitled, IAN ordinance Ia
provide for the construction Of . twelve uO
inch pipe sewer IN Market street, bot tween
April 10, 1905,
The construction OF an eight 80 inch plpe
sewer Ia wv
wAYpELrs STREET,
rom faranlc avenue 10 - point about 600 feet
south OF Ferry street. according ra tho mos
visions OF an ordinance OF the ely OF HeVntE
entitled, A ordinance 20 provide for tho aon,
struction OF an eight 49, Inch plpa sewer Ia
Waydell street, from paFHain avenue W. a poliil
about 600 feet south of Ferry street" approved
April 10, 1905. has bsen prepared by the UNDER
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q. 10 Russell,
Surrogate. d

ESSEX COUNTY ORPHANS COURT-In the
matter of the estate of Charles b.. Longua.
deceRsed.-- Order TO show cause why lands
should not be sold TO pay debts.
Kitty l.. Longua, ADMINISTRATIVE OF Charles
r. BonRua, deceased. having exhibited under
oath a true account OF the personal estate and
debts OF said intestate whereby II appears that
tho personal estate Of tho said Charles B.
Longua is insufficient TO pay his debts and re-
~quosting the aid of the court in the premises:
II IL thereupon on this eighth day OF April,
1909, ordered. that, all persons interested, In the
OF the said Charles y. Jongua, deceased. appear
before this court at the Court House. In the
City OF Newark on tho eleventh day OF June.
1909. at ten O'Clock In the morning. to show
cause why so much Of the said lands, tene-
ments. hereditanents and real estate of tho said
Charles Il. Longua, deceased, should not be sold
as will be sufficient 20 pay his debts,
THOMAS A. DAVIS. J.
@. e. Russell.
Surrogate.
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MRS. REGINA KRUd.

Funeral services OF Mrs, Regina Krug
viii take place tomorrow in st. Mary's
Church, followed by interment in st.
Mary's Cemetery. Mrs, Krug. who was
"a years old. died In Montclair Heights
Saturday. and is survived by children,
grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
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MRS. CAROLINE WALTHER.

Mrs. Caroline walther, wife of Chris
tian Walther. will be buried IN Fair
mount Cemetery tomorrow. She died
in her home, 10 Warren place, yester-
day. and ia survived by her husband
and several children, Mrs. Walther
was rs years cd.
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STATE HOME BOYS
TO VISIT N

TRENTON, May 2A-In order to
show how effective is the work being
done at the State Home for Boys at
Jamestown. i25 boys Of the institution
will be brought here on Tuesday for
review by Governor Fort and Mayor
Madden.
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ROBERT

Robert Brehme, who died In his home,
1853 South Fourteenth street, Saturday,
was buried in Woodland Cemetery this
afternoon. He was IS a old and
unmarried. He Is survived by his
mother and several brothers.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAN. Boys 75c Bloomer
VW Trousers


signed commissioners appointed by the Mayor
or the city OF Newark. and that a report py
n oertlneate In writing, with an accompanyins
map and schedule, showing the several assess
lnonts ngninat the several owners pecullariy
benefited as aforesaid, has been deposited IN
tho Office Of the City Clerk OF the city OF New
ark, for examination by the parties Interested
therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots, tracts ana
parcels Of land and real estate hapie 70 Do
agBeshed as aforesaid, lying on both sides OF
GRANT AVENUE.
LAYTON STREET
SHERIDAN AVENUE.
from Peshlne avenue TO Hunterdon street, 'n
MARKET STREET,
between Bowery street and Ferry street, ana on
wAYpELL STREET, soo ,.s.
from passaic avenue to a point ABOUT " 10y
south OF Ferry street. vro,,nd.
A lot representa- an ontire pio' v
whether large or small. ,ssassment
All persons Interested In said ssssssshe IN
may be heard before said commlssio.e No.
Th6rpday. tho twenty-seventh Gay OF WAY
il0O. nj % m, NJ the commissioners foo'''
No. 4 f3d iloor), City Hall.
'e''u ""s - WILLIAM DIMoNp
John r. MONAHAN'
ApoLPH FISCH.
- AEI
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snAn ElSHIN0 ABOUT OVER.

TRENTON. May N-Shad fishing In
the Delaware is now practically at an
end. although the fishermen are still
talxinx enough 10 pay for the work Of
setting and hauling the nets each day.
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF EXCISE COM-
M~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall, May 10, 1909.
The following is the list Of names, residences
and places Of business of persons making appli-
cation to this board for the granting OF licenses
to sell spirttnous. vinous. malt or brewed liquors
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CITY ADvERTIsEMENrs-


and not heretofore published according 10 law
to wit: 70 la"s
Name, Place of Business. p.s,an.
HOLESALE+RENEwA SSs'uehce'
Loughlin & Co., 556 Broad st....'i17 Witchs,, =,
Simon Scheuer s. Sons, 40 Ferry ST Pa
R~ETAIL-NEw 10 Iioaa 81
Frank Tell, 14 Chapel .....--Sam r,.c.
RETAIL@RENEWALS. p'@~1
John p. Rohn. 237 Ferry st......- sarn r,sea
Eugene Bausch. 317 So. 9Th ST. me ppiace
James Walsh, 1872 Broad st........Sane nisoe
Abraham Amsterdam, rs Prince ST same piacs
HIiohae = 1enssan, ~ 80; 10Th St. Same place
,iome =, Guyie. 40 Broad st....-..Sarne place
fnonnas Wuuha, % aensier st.-..,..-Same place
Icopoiu T. Meyer, 800 Mulberry ST.. Same place
ZINES =. hare, ~ Sherry st..........Sam place
EIank Garuso. ia5 TN av.....-........Same place
Fhlilp feuerstein. "a Ferry st.......Same place
John Posipanka. 1888 Pacific t........Same place
Magdalena Kraemer. 1923 New York av Same pl.
Giavona Fresca, 19 Malvern IT,. Same place
Agnes Marie Rappleyea, 500 Frelinghuysen
BoTTLERs. LIcENsE-RENEWvAalIs.
Union Brewing Co, 415-417 Morris av. Same pi,
Anton Heinzman, 1851 Hawthorne av... Same pl.
RETAIL-DOUBLE TRANSFER.
Annibal santamaria. 220 jefferson st........
20 Madison st.
JOHN NIEDER
JAMES F. CONNOLLY, -
City Clerk.
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bfaa 800 Suit Cases.......3 .9S
W3.oo Suit Cases.......1.29
1863 Canvas Covered Suit
case use
1.50 Umbrellas. a79c
2-burner single oil stove.53c
2-burner B. B. wickless
blue flame oil cooking
stove, full cabinet
frame, 1909 model;
regular $3.50, $40
3-burner B. B.; wickless.
blue flame oil cooking
stove, full cabinet
frame. 1909 model;
regular $5.9S, ADS
B. B. American steel
oven. 13x13 in, with
wire meat backs, for
gas and oil stoves;
regular $1.50, LILO
Universal meat chopper,
4 combination knives;
family size. 79c
Universal bread mixer
and raiser-family size 200
15c for Csc fruit and potato
press, japanned handle.
deep cup.
2Jc for 40c white enamel
flour or sugar boxes, 10
pounds.
soc for 75c white enameled
roll top bread or cake
boxes.
The White Mountain triple
motion ice cream freezer, 2
quarts; special. Los
All steel ice chisel, with
hickory handle, heavy steel
head; special ..........10c
lie for strong sleeve board,
padded tops.
zoe for 100 hardwood striped
dressmaker's cutting table,
with yard measure; folds
In small space.
roc for csc all copper, nickel
plated tea kettles, sizes 7
and 5.
49c for blue enamel-lined,
white, No. 7 tea kettle,
warranted AL quality.
49c for 10, IA, 17-qt. dish
pans, blue enamel. white
lining.
49c for IL, 2 and BOT. coffee
or tea pots. blue enamel,
white lined.
49c for 2, 3, 4 and 6 blue and
white ename1ed Berlin
saucepans or kettles.
13c a dozen for 30c pressed
water tumblers.
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4sc a dozen for 75c blown
tumblers, with neat etched
design.
33c a dozen for 4Sc plain
blown water tumblers.
19c for pressed water pitch
ers. colonial design.
Acc for Csc berry set of one
S-inch bowl and six 4-inch
dishes, colonial design.
1900 Porcelain Dinner
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Jewett Manufacture
~ hx17Ax43 in; 65 lbs.
Ice; reg. 1898, at. 1850
2shx1S hx44 in; IS lbs.
Ice; reg. 21.98, at ..1S.75
32x19Rx46 in; ITO lbs.
Ice; reg 27.98, at. 1850
36x21x46f in; lis lbs.
Ice; reg. 1925; special .29.75
"Jewetts" Opalite, lined with
removable ice chamber.
x44 in; IS lbs.
ice; reg. 1928, at.....2s.9S
32x19hx46 in; ITO lbs.
Ice; reg. 34.49, at. 29.49
36x21x46 in; lis lbs.
Ice; reg. 42.9S, at,...37.as
25c Silk Yelling.
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NOTICE or INTnNT1oN-nonia "
Water Commissioner sartsa bv the
Beard Of Street and Wetet
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Some Others OF the Hundreds and Hundreds

Fx~rv One-fh creates aggregation of bargains and reliable foods will hnHy ou-aha ngt o
Nea LvSiy OS no more passed by Hanag gold nwgt would by miner EVERY ONE
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Free Ice Cream

nm By partaking know posi-
wy lively what good ice
cream the Angle Ice Cream
Freezer makes, and how
quickly and economically It
is made. Recipe Book Free,
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