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SEALED

NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS
Sealed proposals VIII be received by the Conn
mittee on Roads and Assessments of the Board
Of Chosen Ereeholders of Essex County, New
Jersey. for grading and paving with bituminous
tetford paVenent the following roads.
Mountain avenue, In the Borough of Caldwell,
extending from the old road to bloomfield
avenue.
R~unnymeade road, in the Borough OF Cald-
well and Essex Fells, extending from Bloomfield
avenue TO Rosefand avenue.
Old SHIRT Hills road, In the Town OF West
Orange and Townships of Livingston, Millburn.
from the Northheld road to the Par
sonage road.
Cedar street, in the Township of Livingston.
extending from Roseland avenue to the North
field road.
The proposals. are TO be submitted to the com
mittee on Monday. October II, 1909, at 8 y. M,
at the rooms of the committee, No. 3t2 Court
House. Newark. n. j.. and at no other time or
place.
Plans and specified lions may be seen at the
above office.
Each proposal to be accompanied with a
certified check for 5 per cent. of the amount
of the bid CT an approved surety bond for 10
pcr cent. of the amount OF the bid to insure the
execution Of the necessary contract, and to be
indorsed on the outside with the name OF the
bidder and the work he proposes 10 do,
The committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
WALLACE ouGHLErREE,
Director.
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lessly combed hair when he cabled his
modest demands from gay Paree. 1t Is
a sure thing that both fighters will
gather as much as possible, but Cali
fornia and Nevada are the only places
in this country where such a fight "a
be held, and no fight promoters in either
State could pay $3.50, 900 for a fight, and
it is not thought that either London or
Australia could offer such a stake.
One Newark fight critic declares that
Johnson and Jeffries will never fight If
the battle between Ketchel end the big
smoke goes over five rounds. IF the
black boy does not cop inside of FIVE
rounds Kctchel will VIM declares the
Newarker, and he is gaining many fol-
lowers, There is no denying the fact
that steve has a marvellous kick in
either mitt, and If he can carry a few
to the Johnson boys subway in the
early rounds he may slow up the cham
pion and win on the chin strap. Time
Will tell"
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pectedly lodged the backs and went
second touchdown was made by Dem
safely over the line for the score. the
ing.
ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 2.-No scrim-
mage was given the Cornei varsity
squad yesterday, as the opening game
of the season will be played today,
and the coaches did not wish to take
the risk of any further accidents. Tne
entire afternoon was devoted TO the
perfection of plays that will be used
against the Rensselaer, Institute, The
varsity candidates were sent through
lively drills in working up the forma-
tioas. and much time was given to the
! Improvement of signals. The game
viii probably start with Macarthur
Hurlburt at ends; Weeks n
O'Rourke, tackles; Bell and DOMAIN,
guards: Seagraves, centre; Wood,
Quarterback: Tydeman and smith,
~halfbacks. and Delano, fullback.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. "A long
signal and formation drill under the
supervision Of the entire coaching force
was given the Harvard varsity yester-
day afternoon preparatory to the game
with Bowdoin today. D.. J. Hurley,
halfback and captain in 1905, was on
the field and took an active part in
coaching the backs. No heavy work
of any kind was given the varsity or
subs. ". Long, who played haifback
last year, reported yesterday, and to-
gether with H. A. Rodgers and Nor
rison, formed a new bacsield which
may be expected to hustle Corbett,
Leslie n p. D. Smith unless they
make a better showing today than
they did in the Bates camp.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2.-Pennsyl-
vania meets Dickinson College on
Franklin Field at 3 o'clock.
The game this season Is the first
that the Quakers LAY played with the
visitors for several years. This year,
with the services OF Mount Pleasant,
captain of the team and formerly the
lstar quarterback for the Carlisle In
dians, the upstate team should make
! things interesting.
MAA ADL
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-02
E. E. FRANKIE Chosen Manager
for Exhibition Set for Oct0-
Der IA at Olympic Park.
- ING DOG will hold levee. for a day

at the New Jersey fair of 1909.
which is to be. at Olympic PARK
October 9 to II, inclusive. Thursday.
October ia. is the day especially set
apart in his honor. He will reign under
the auspices of the Essex Kennel Club,
which gave a very successful dog show
at the fair last year. and intends this
year to eclipse in every feature it's pre-
vious achievement.
e. e. FRANKIE, of %Irvington. has been
selected this year as the of
the show. Mr.. FRANKIE formerly was
president of the Newark Kennel Club,
and is a member of the Bulldog Club of
America. Philadelphia Bulldog Club,
American Kennel Club and Essex Ken
mel Club. As last year, the event will
be under American Kennel Club rules.
AS judges, the management has been
fortunate in selecting two experts,
whose character is assurance OF intelli-
gent discrimination in the award of
prizes. Andrew Albright, of this city,
will judge bulldogs. bull terriers, set
tiers, pointers, beagles and top spaniels.
while Charles G. Hopton. n of the
worlds best-known dog men," will do
the honors in all other classes, includ-
ing French bulls n Boston terriers
Competent stewards will be employed,
and the sanitary arrangements will be
strictly up to date.
Premium lists have been widely Gus
tributed and already a number of the
most famous dogs in the country have
been entered. Bulldogs, especially pom
ular in this section, will be represented
by some of the best-known prize-wil-
ners of their respective classes. Among
the local entries will be Leone Bully
Girl, recently purchased in England by
the Leone Kennels, of Irvington, and
now on her way to this coutry. She
was the winner of four hundred first
prizes and specials In Greer Britain.
Another Irvington entry will be Leone
Beauty, owned by Mrs. NJ /. Franks
Leone Beauty is one of the best of her
class in America. She is a sister to the
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-02
UNION COUNTY ATHLETIC
LEAGUE CALLS LOCALS.

The Union County Athletic League,
of Elizabeth. is DESTROYS of booking a
great many more Newark athletes to
take part in their seasons first open
meet, which will take place at the
Star Field, near Singers, Columbus
Day, October L. The meet Is open to
all registered or unregistered athletes,
and the prizes for the different
events gold, silver n bronze
medals. The open events are 100 and
440-yard dashes. one-mile run, three
mile run, half-mile club relay, ONE
mile junior race. running broad jump
and twelve-pound shot put. Silver
cups will be offered in the relay and
for point trophy. This will be the
leagues third meet, and though the
others were successfully run, this will
be more mammoth. Entries close with
Louis Menge, AL Spring street, Eliza
beth.
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ESSEX KENNEL CLUB TO HOLD DOG
SHOW DURING The new JERSEY FAIR.

champion of champions. Leone Hazel
wyn. owned by J. Cooper Mott, of Great
Neck, L. I.
Numerous special prizes have been
offered and others will be announced
later. Among those already listed are
the presidents cup given by Christie II
Kurz, for the best Dig in the show the
secretary's cup. offered by A.. G. Nellis.
for the best in local classes: bronze
medals, donated by the Bulldog Club OF
America. for the best bulldog born and
bred in the United States of sire and
dan owned by residents of the United
States when mated, and best bitch un-
der same conditions: a silver medal,
offered by the same club. for the best
pair, under the same conditions; afro
ply, presented by the Goerke Company
for the best Boston terrier In h show,
a silver cup, donated by Robert Adams,
of Great Neck, L. l., for the best headed
bulldog In the show, and cash and other
prizes from clubs, business housesfand
individuals.
In order to present something entirely
different, from anything ever offered at
any dog show in this section the man
agement is e~ndeavoring to get for ex-
hibition the Eskimo dogs brought by
Robert e. Peary from the North Pole
and also a representation of the intelli.
gent sleuth dogs of the New York police
department.
Special features definitely
are local classes. for residents OF Essex
county, and children's classes, in which
dogs of every breed will be received AZ
entries and judged according to their
| merits, irrespective of purity OF STOCK
or pedigree.
Entries for the show close nsxe
Thursday.
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PRINCETON, Oct. Ain spite of
the fact that Princeton opens its sea
son today with stevens Institute, the
Tigers. were worked hard yesterday in
a practise game of two twenty-minute
halves.
The first varsity was pitted against
the second varsity and won by the
score of IA to 0, a drop kick by Cum
ningham from the 45-yard line being
the particular feature.
Almost everybody on the squad was
sent into the scrimmage today, but the
regulars were allowed only the first
half of the contest.
Waller kicked off for the varsity, Il
the second team was unable to gain
and was forced to kick. The varsity
found, however, hat the second team
was also i~mpregnable and Cunningham
was allowed TO execute a pretty drop
kick.
Woodle scored a touchdown on
straight line plays and Sparks did
some fast work outside of tackle, gain
ing enough to make a second touch
down possible. The practise, while
manifesting no particular b%riIliancy,
was encouraging. A number of men
have been bumped about considerably
and today Captain Siegling announced
the lineup as follows: M
Welch and Gill, ends; Siegling and
McCrohan. tackles; Woehr n Waller,
guards: Bamman. centre; Dawson
quarterback; Read and Cunningham.
~halfbacks; Sparks. fuiiback.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. -
Snappy practise under the critical eye
of Captain Edward H.. Coy, who ar
rived from New York, marked the last
days work before the game WITH SYRIA
cuse today. Captain Coy sat on the
side line and conferred with the
coaches. but offered no advice to the
men. He was cordially greeted by all
the candidates for the team and by the
student body, many members of which
went to Yale Field to see the final
practise. There were two t~oucidowns.
The first was made by Philbin, after
a so-yard run in which he plowed
through the scrub teams line. une
|E LAD
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-02
Never S7Nlss the
Sporting Pages
TEAM CLOSE SEASON
TOMORROW WITH HONORS
Next Sunday Will See tie Annual Burlesque Game of the City
League Champions-County League Games
Branch Brooks Big Game.

VILE A. c. When | read in he STAR
of the game being scheduled | met Mr.
Flynn and asked him if he had ar
ranged the game with any raember OF
my team. He sad he had not. butshad
sent the notice to the STAR. feeling
sure that he could arrange the game.
In behalf of the st. Benedict B. b. G.
l wish to state that any place the team
is booked to play BY me it will be on
hand to play as scheduled. Thanking
you in advance, / remain, truly, yours,
JOSEPH BURKE.
Manager st. Benedict B.. B. c.
Dillon and Mccarthy, of the Forest
Hill team. are fast men on the bases.
Pop westlake will umpire the
games at Morris Park tomorrow be-
tween the Forest Hill team ands the
Orange team.
Jack" Leary. of the Orans teams
is hitting the ball hard of late.
Thornton, the pitcher of the Newark
team, has shown some class in the
County League this season.
The Bloomfield team in the County
League has two good pitchers in Fin
neran and Wilson.
Clifford Jewell. of the Forest Hill
team. is the star twirler of the County
League.
Some class to Daley, the Bloomfield
catcher. Not many men steal wheu
he is behind the bat.
I..ere is sure to be some baseball ac-
tixity in the County League tomorrow.
Those two classy -aggregations who ara
engaged in a real battle for the cham
pionship, Forest Hill and Orange, will
meet i'll two games at Morris Park.
Bloomfield Is TO play two games at
Belleville, and Harrison is scheduled to
play at Vailsburg.
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BASEBALL, FOOTBALL,
CRICKET, GOLF AND
HARNESS RACING.
TIGER BASKETBALL TEAM
FAILS TO APPEAR FOR PLAY
Ironsides Play Picked Team Before Big Crowd and Win, IA TO T.
Game Was Fast and Pleased SpeCtators-Other {
Notes of Interest to Basketball Fans.

Sacred Heart team, of Bloomfield, this
season. The new manager expects a
banner year with such players as
Hanily, Higgins, Daley. Noll and Cav
anaugh signed. The club has entered
the Diocesan Union League. Greater
interest should, therefore, be taken in
the games which viii be played in the
Catholic Lyceum. A few open dates
are still left. and clubs desiring fix
lures should write as early as possible.
A game with the Magnolias was ar
ranged for next Friday night and the
Mays expect to hold their own with
the home team.
Phil Corrigan, who will play centre
for the Separate Five, VIII sure make
good at the pivot position.
Dan schooner and other National
Turner's We're on hand as well as rep
resentatives of other local %organiza-
tons.
All games on the Ironsides' court in
the future will start not later than
S:45.
"Deets" O'Mara, of the Institutes,
held the watch n would have been
in the battle but for a heavy cold.
The Hamilton basketball team, of
Union Hill, would like to arrange
games with all teams averaging from
eighty to ninety pounds and Offering
suitable inducements. All teams wish
ing to arrange a good attraction should
write to William Weyland, 40 Blum
street, Union Hill.
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EXPERTS WRITE FOR
THE STAR ON ALL
SPORT SUBJECTS.
BY SEMl.PRo.
UyHEN the Ironsides. champions of
F" the City League, finish the

WEI the @it ,r0p nsasas eha anIsS tS es
double header Sunday, meeting
the ranch Brook A. C. in the morning
and the Newark Eastern League team
at Wiedenmayer's Park in the after
noon, their season will practically be
brought to a close. The following Sun
day the annual burlesque game will be
played at West Side Oval.
Manager Casey is anxious to AXE the
game from the Branch Brooks. His
team will have to go some" as the
boys from the northern section of the
city defeated the Roseville A.. c. and
other~strong teams. Uslar and Grover
will be the opposing pitchers. :.
The Acme A. A. champions of, the
Branch Brook League viii oppose a
picked team from the tive remaining
clubs on Licoriee oval tomorrow MORN
ing at 1880 O'Clock sharp. h cams
will be as follows:
Acme A. A-Gallacher, catcher,
Sloan, Davies, Lawlor, pitchers; Ball,
first base; Boyle, second base; Nc
Gowan. third base. Foley, snortstop;
Lawlor, left field; Lunn, Davies, right
ielL Zipf, Sloan, centre field.
Picked Team Knight tMeIfosel,
%catch,r; R.ker Melrose), Weber
fWinoan), pitchers; Schall tWillow Jun
iors). first base; jose CWinottD,
second base; Cowan Chadwick. third
base &. Furcy Gmperial), shoatstop;
Willis (Willow Juniors). left field;
Kinsey Omperial), right field; Henry
CHADWICK, centre field.
Umpires-Andrew Drifting and Ar
f, thur Lunn. Of Original Inlerclty Leagues.
Official scorer-William Jones. tWi-
nona).
Sporting Editor Newark Evening Star:
Dear Sir-In reply to Mr.. Flynn's let
ter in TUESDAYS Evening STAR ], as
manager of the ST Benedict b. B.. G.,
wish to state tlatfI never arranged a
game for last Sunday with the Rose
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A T a meeting held in their club
~ rooms. the Orange A. A. football
team again chose Joe Leimer
captain for he coming season. Prac-
tise under the direction OF competent
coaches has been going on for several
weeks, and good football is expected at
their opening game tomorrow afternoon
at Orange. This years team gives ex-
cellent promise of being as successful,
or more so, han the victorious eleven
of last season, whose record showed
but one defeat and the distinction OF
being scored on out twice after the
team struck its gait.
The lineup is practically the same
with one exception, Clegg. formerly of
the West Orange A. A., will defend
right end and will make a very valuable
acquisition; McGill, j. Leimer and Hess
will furnish all necessary steam in the
backfield: Beratz will again hold down
left-end, receiving strong support from
". Leimer and Sassman as tackles;
Harrison and Milan will be the guards,
together with Jack Brewer. at centre.
win present a stone-wall defense In the
line. while Delaney will hold down his
old position as quarterback.
Manager VIII F. LeiIner. so Glebe
street, Orange, has open dates for good
Hollis pound cams for all Sundays In
October and November, to whom he can
offer good Inducements. All games will
be played on the Jefferson street
grounds, near Main street and the
JUNCTION of the West Orange and
swamp Line cars.
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Best Sporting Pages
~ in New Jersey X
BY SURE SHOT.

~ EFORE one of the largest crowds
that ever witnessed a basket
ball game In this city the IRON
side A. c.. opened the local season at
Kemper's Hall last night with a vic
tory over the Independents, composed
of crack local players.
The Newark baseball players were
scheduled TO meet the Killers but
through a misunderstanding BUD
Sharpe and his colleagues failed To
appear, and after some delay a team
composed of Nidi Dougherty. of the
Acmes; Sandy Doremus and Chuck
Conway, of St. Michaels; Phil Corrl-
gan. of Institute, and Eddie CARNEY,
of the Dominican A. A., was made up
The wise ones predicted a sure de-
feat for the Ironsides. but at the out
set 1t was clearly seen that the op-
posing players were moi in condition.
The winners played we'll together ana
jumped In the lead soon after play
was called. Ii the first half they
rolled up 8 points to the Independents
., aud managed to increase the final
to Ia to 4. The game was fast and at
times rough, being the first contest
OF the season. roy the Wihhers ma
ter. Uslar and Chrley played a fine
game, while Dougherty and Corrlgan
exeelled for the visitors. The other
players on the winning team were Rel
bold and Litz.
When a few defects are remedied
Kemper's Hall will be the finest court
in the city. 1t is 4oX90 feet and of the
right height.
Y. F. Kearns, of 81 Park street.
Bloomfield, will take charge of the
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OFFICE of the Chief Engineer of the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners of the City
OF Newark,
Notice-The final estimates for the following
contracts Will be presented to the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners of the City
OF Newark for acceptance at the regular meet
ing on Thursday. October I. 1868, between sis
and $40 y. M, viz: Paving of
PIERCE STREET,
from Springfield avenue to South Fourtcenth
street: paving of
PARKER STREEr.
from bloomfield avenue to Second avenues:
paving and repairing of %
STREET "a
from Plane street to Shipman street; paving
of
MT. PROSPECT AVENUE .
from Elwood avenue TO Verona avenue I. also
for the grading curbing and tagging Of
NORTH SIXTH STREET.
from bloomfield avenue to $50 feet north Of
Park avenue. and for the following sewers;
DIVISION PLACE SEWER,
between Centre, street and Division court;
PASSAIC VENUE SEWER mi
BRANCHES.
All objections to the payment OF said esti-
mates must be filed In this Office In whiting
on % or before ? O'Clock OF Thursday. October
MoRRIs r.
Chief Engineer.
Dated September 20, 1900. sept3o-9
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HELA DQuARTEHs FIRM DEPARTMENT
lNIHX HALL

Newark, N, j., September -, 1902.
Sealed proposals will be received at these
headquarters during the hour between 2:so and
3 O'Clock on "wednesday, October 6, 1909, and
vii be opened Immediately after the expira-
tion of the time hxed for receiving the afore-
said proposals., for furnishing the department
With the following supplies, to wit: Oats, hay,
bran and long rye straw.
Such quantities of the hest quality as shall
be needed by the several companies during the
month. To be delivered at the Quqarters OF the
said companies. tSamples OF oats to accom-
ia ny each bid
Further Information concerning these pro-
posals, as TO quality and quantity, will be fur
nished upon application to the Secretary of the
Board.
The Board of Fire Commissioners reserves the
right TO reject any or sill proposals so received
as may be deemed for the bes' interests of the
city
THOMAS e. BURKE,
President.
r. w. suliivai
Secretary. septas-5t
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Mr.. Answell Does
Bungle rhyme with
M Jungle ?--C courthouse.
That's very unkind.--Ed.
We're stiiI Glad.
Well, the primaries are
over and we're still glad
we have our little paper.
We told you the Regulars
would win.
It's Easy.
Its easy to fool a
fool.'-Jennings.
A Dead Give Away.
Nj. Plover Ito office boy)
Did your grandmother
have a long funeral?
O. B.-Yes, thirteen
innings.
Nick kIine's Spnrklers.
If Nick Kline keeps on
increasing the size of his
sparklerS we think We'll
go into the prize-hght
game ourselves.
Corners md the wire.
Saw quite a few rooters
at Bloomfield Wednes-
day, but Corners was
lost without that chicken
wire to hold to.