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Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
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 You are Solas te say setDetelas soulful sss~s sared he e2nce @l see t Ia yeaF lovely eyes
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Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

the d.s Asesi hem
 hFane resulting fTan Ca;arrh and drives away aGold IL the Heaa qulckly. Restores the seasss of Taste and Smell Full size 5a cts at Druggists or hy mail. Liquid Cream Balm for a>e in asouizrrs 75 cts. Eiv Brothers. 56 Warren Street. New York.
 
 Is Csarf of Prs.Ats aolasn at fncnnson ~ sAfesn and for district af IhaupSan on tha zah day of jaaaars. \ D. f.p9
 Present, tseorge s. trospy. JudEr tn metiea of Ssepelrn Ballard of Thompson, Conn=, \ Adtais lssratof with will exed on the t~stsfe estzfe of ,LAara NJ Draper lAie of Tcompsan. within said distinct deoesssd feis coErr aafh aerrev that six mcnlhs he al Aswed snd limited for the Glfors ef szid estate tc sxhitit their c4xiuns against tA- same 10 the 2dIlaistrxfey sith will anasxed. and directs IhE 9 ht nestce oe given of this or3eT nF sdyrrfisins fn RexsFzr@r .a2slos eire9faf4on 10 said Sis.- rict. s@s sy Escsfias xoopy tArreof the paeiie sirn poet in sad town ef thompson. nearest the pise< ws<re fhs arcesseS4 last dvei1
 Certified from Record, s-T GEORGE >. CassSBN. Judge
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
Ag1,Ikl or PgpRATF noi.nfN a,

"A NQ& RI UT ' M nA bOElffsN A A fAznAE within and for the 1ss-rsc: e Putnam te7@ sezA asv af Feb X D. lay
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 ltsls l@uri 1ofn nsxrsT fASf six D2oHfhS tT si i0sr3 limited saE ae creS3Afars es said esaxss tx wNAastf fhetr claims z-Ainss the same "a ths kser2tRf Azs 9sfwss fhzs rahlie nagacx hs g1Erz e t@ss ssFexF cy easeTtlsing n a~wSpAE<s pub Iksasz Putnam hxyias csrcMix-5or in sA8d dss f4aer- sAa es Essssfs A eSsBy thereof ez The p1h iae s<ks Eo aE s4i1 tqwa e Exsztori nesresf the szzex Ne.Ts 1ks orcwzs<@ lGs' 6weal
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Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
Maria pe S

In Nauregan, Jan. 25, by Rev. fr. BelIefose. Louis Dion and Katherine gonneiI
 In Putnam. Jan. =. by Rev. fr.N an den Neeft, Louis Bonin and Alice l.u- cief. In Eaifhaxeu, Mas, January 2l. hy Rex George II Hoees. Julian How land and Maoei May Bailey Ia paaIelSen, Jaa- r., by Re-. 4 GaIsIef af -anger,sllle, Me. Alton Ffasi of -aneef>4ille. Me. and Miss faa taafeas of Danieison
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
Rirfhs

Tn DanieIson, Jan. IA, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William D. Logee.
 in Niiiimantic, Jan. 2}, daughter to MT. and Mrs. l.. Dexter Crawford.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
Deaths

n Putnam. Jan -s Leon Bllodeau. aesA KHafs
 fa Putnam. Jan -a. liiian |, Paine aaaE ai xeaFs.
 IH paInMn. Jan 4H. Eva Dumas, aged 2 Neafs.
 Ia Norwich. Jan 2. Edward B- Fai- fer. formerly of AttasauEan,
 h GanIefuurA Plains. Jan i4 Aifeft II ~aHafd. aged al years
 In Easi kiHngly Jan. is, Pheebe Curtis, aged r year>
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
Notice

The annual meeting of the Putnam Cemetery Association will be held in the City Council Chamber, Saturday. February 5. l9ra, ot $40 o'clock, a. m., To hear the report of officers for the past year. and 10 eject officers for the year ensuing. 10 elect two Trnstees for three years. and auditors of the Treasurer of the Association and of the Trust ao : counts. and do any other business proper te come before said meeting.
 Per order the President,
 \ HWToN \ BALLARD. eeey
 Putnam. Conn. Jan -5, ls8. 4-5
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

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Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
For Immediate Sale

H3se PFefefts an Woodstock avenue faFmsflY owned and occupied by fiae laEa -aEaM '. Ballard. consisting ol Aere= oE gaaaa and, well arranged baa. M 4saa sled. | thoroughly ap-ta- | s#e HeH haasss tae story modern dwelling equipped with steam aeal. Hal and eaid water. bath with pofce- laln iab. taiIef. etc. \ rare opTofianis Y 4t4 f4zz4szs4rA
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

INSPECT eF fasasm. g, i-fesa5s eesfl tJ January sssH. ls1a-
 a.zfafs as AzrY J Chase lafe os Putnam n sa5d district aeesasrsi
 paa 3z8e 4VFiIezfHea nf >zmnel A. Field Exc entar theHsEa named praying that iasfrans nt In NrEEzak pnrEarfias 10 be tnf l2.f win tesla msRE II said Mary ]. Chase deeeasec. may b. pruFed. approved. allowed and admitted Go pro- bss#.
 afssfesl fhss said application be heard and defer uiaes af fhe Probate tSfsce ID futHs m tn said district nn the 4th day uf kes.. \ p- Gsfs Ai Aa e.elesk la iAe feFeR.oa, Ana that ne.lee he gIxfa af ftls penaehes of saia application and fhe time and place ui hearing thereon. hy pHhl4Si4ins this araeT in a new spageT rablished iE Putpzm, and tss Hast4r 4 < ss1lF thereof an the pahAe sign post in the town of Putnam nearest where tte de. eeasra lasa ass5t
 Certified from Record.
 ElaN ARD G MRfG T. Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
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Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
| Really Comfortable Home

iaqaiHe ei J L. Ballard on | rFpll4ISssfs
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
PHONE COMPANY
AND WOMAN IN
FIGHT OVER FENCE
Each Tore Barrier Down as
SION as the Other One
Erected II.

When the telephone company put up
a nfce, new fence between lis property
in Paterson ana the home of Mrs.
Emily Cahill, the latter tool a tape line.
measured off the distance, found thai
the fence was OF her property, and
pulled it down. Then she put up a fence
Of her own, relying ON tnr same tape
line, and the telephone company re-
moved it. \ third fence was under
construction when she hired I. couple Of
husky men anG started To demolish it
as fast as it went up.
The Telephone Company. through Ed
ward Day, of this city. got an i%njunc-
ton against Mrs. Cahill aid her hus-
was taken to Paterson the husky men
had gotten in their fine work and
smashed pickcts. rails and posts Uttered
the premises. There was no fence in
sight.
Mr.. Day told Vice-Chancellor Howell
today that the injunction was served
too late, and asked permission to clear
away the debris, Permission was grant
ed on his representation hat a suit at
law had been begun to settle the mat
ter. The restraining order was also
continued.
John NJ. Wood. who represented Mrs.
Cahill, declared that the remains of the
telephone company's fence was on Mrs.
Cahil's land and vice-versa. Mr.. Day
declared that 70 attempt would be
made to erect another fence until the
matter was settled.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
CRIPPLED CHILDREN ELECTION.

Officers and members of the medical
staff OF the Home for Crippled Chill
dren were reelected by the board of
directors yesterday afternoon in the
office of DR.. Joseph Fewsmith, II Cen
trail avenue. j. Herbert Ballantinc was
reelected president; Mrs. William X.
Pointer. vice-president; James b. Ban
lister, secretary, and Wallace NJ. Scud-
der, treasurer. The medical staff was
reelected as follows: Consulting ORTIZ
opedist, DIR. Reginald H. Sayre, of New
York; consulting surgeon, DR.. Few
smith; attending surgeons. DR.. Sidney
A. Twinch and DR.. George o. Wells
man; assistant surgeons, DIR. Leroy G,
Kirkman and DR.. Edgar Holden, jr,,
and attending surgeon for diseases OF
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the County
Clerks office today:
John II. Dunn, owner. with Noonan Bros,
contractors, plumbing work, $3.50 Fifteenth
avenue.
Isabelle NJ. Edwards, owner, with Philip
Deutsch, contractor, mason work., $45J;
South Orange avenue. Same owner, with
Cohen d Waxman, contractors, carpenter
work, $3.50; same premises.
Margaret Enrich. owner. with James
Aitken, contractor, mason work. $1,3W;
Baldwin avenue. Same owner, with Jacob
Bopp & Bros. contractors, carpenter work,
$500; same premises. Same owner, with
james Aitken. contractor. MACON work.
81, 400: Baldwin and Madison avenues. Same
owner. with Shanlell, Gregorson Co, con-
tractors. carpenter work, $500: same
premises
Gustav Hence, owner, with l.. ]. Racket,
Contractor, painting work. $l55; South
Thirteenth street.
George j. Keller. owner. with James
Aitken, contractor. mason work, 5000;
TreacY and Madison avenues. Same owner,
with Shannell. Gregorson Co. contractors,
carpenter work, S4.975: same premises,
Milton Lowy, owner, with Elias Berla.
contractor, steam heating work, $500. Hill-
side avenue.
Thomas u. Watson. owner, with Samuel
Cyphers, contractor, carpenter, mason and
roofing work, $1,000; Mckinley avenue, East
Orange, n. j.
Mary M. Wands, oSaers with r. Hamp-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
ESSEX COUNTY BREWING co.
BREWERS OF
HIGH-GRADE LAGER BEER
% to IS Clifton Ave.
L. d. Phone 6I7-BB. Newark Ga,
BOTTLING DEPT. i
33I ORANGE STREET.
--F'amily Trade supplied
he eye and ear, Or. Wells P. Eagle.

the eye and ear, Or. Wells P. Eagle
ton.
A meeting Of the board Of nag
of the home was held at the same time
at the institution, when committees for
the year were appointed by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Pointer, Plans were made
for q sale and opening reception, to be
held at the home as soon as the work
men have finished their TASK at the
new elevator. Mrs. Francis w. Bon
neau will have charge of the sale, as
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee.
The tearoom will be a feature. Mrs.
c. Melville Borrie and Mrs. w. Moore
Gould viii pour at the urns. In the
parlors Mrs. Charles II. Hawkins will
sell fancy bags, Mrs. Frederick Quinby
will sell aprons, Mrs. Charles c..
Thompson stationery, and Miss Sophia.
Wallis will be in charge of a utility
table. Mrs. J. Edward Bowers will he
assisted by several other women at a
Japanese booth. Mrs. John ID. Wyeth
will sell infants wear.
The nurses of the home are planning
an entertainment for the children Sat
urday afternoon.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
State Quits Buying Hair
Brushes for Senators

1T is trivial and not in bearing with
the dignity of the Senate TO ask for
$1,000 worth of combs and brushes. No
matter how often or how hard we
twenty-one members of the Senate
brush our hair-and some of us are
deficient in hair-we cannot convince
our constituents that we used or were
entitled 10 81, 600 worth of combs and
brushes"
II 81 1000 were spent for combs and
brushes each Senator would be entitled
to $50 worth of them. AS a very fair
comb and brush may be purchased for
81 it is ssumed that each Senator has
had at least q new comb and brush.
for each day. approximately. he has
attended the Senate sessions. OF course,
this Is not taking into consideration
those Senators who have no natural
use for such articles or for those who
do not use them.
When Senator Levitt discussed these
matters the Senate, in executive ses-
sion. decided to eliminate the purchase
of such supplies for this session.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
DIES SUDDENLY
WHILE ENGAGED IN
HOUSEHOLD DUTIES
Mrs. Mary A. FitzsimmOns to
Be Buried on Thursday
from Cathedral.

After arising yesterday morning APP
parcntly m the best Of health. Mrs.
Mary \. Fltzsimmons. wife of Tax
Assessor James 4. Fitzsimmous, and
daughter of Mrs. Michael A. Kehoe and
the late James McTague. died suddenly
at her home. Il Blocker street yester-
day,
AIRS. F.tzsimmous was about her
household duties yesterday when she
was taken suddenly II. Two physicians
werc hastily summoned. as we'll as the
f,ev. Father John +. Herman. assistant
pastor OF st. Patrick's Cathedral, who
administered the last rites Of the church
10 tho dying woman. Death was caused
hx Internal hemorrhages.
Mrs. Fit2s,mmons was born in this
city &c yeers age. and besides hey
husband and mother is survived by a
g-yoar-uld son. Leslie, a brother. Will
ian McTague. and one sister. Miss Ruth
Kehoe.
Her fuheral will take place on Thurs
day morning from her home to the Ca
thedral. where, at 8 o'clock, d high mass
oil requiem will be sung.
Interment will be made in the Gene
terry Of the Holy Sepulchre.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
FINE ORCHESTRAL
CONCERT GIVEN
By E|NTRACHT
Newark Players Achieve Sue.
cess Again at Wallace
Hall Affair.

The Eintracht Orchestra gave an en-,
joyable concert last night in Wallace
Hall at which Madame Lisa Del Haze
NickeS. pianist. was soloist. The pro-
gram was a weighty one, including the
symphony in c major of Beethoven.
and the entire Lyric Suite Of Grief.
The audience was liberal in its appro-
baton.
The program follows:
symphony in G major, Adagio motto
Allegro con brio. Andante comtabiie cor
motto. Menuetto, Allegro motto. 4Adagio
Allegro motto e yivace, Beethoven: ca
Etude. A fiat, Chopin; OBJ Fantasia
1mprolnptu. Chopin; (c) Ballade
G minor, Chopin; Lyric Suite. shepherd
Boy, Norwegian Rustic March, Not
turno, Procession of Dwarfs, Grieg; (a)
Gavotte, Sgambati; (b) Pspillons, Gle
olsen; (c) Etude Df Concerto, Martucc.
dedicated to Nine. Wickes); Ia Der
ceuse, ~Jaernefelt; OBJ Nalse. Tschai-
koWsky; (c) Melodie, Rubinsteir
torchestrsted by Vincent d'Indy); Cd
Hungarian March, from Domination of
Faust" Berlioz.
The officers of the organization are:
President, Frederick A. Sehuetz; vice.
president, G~ustavus F. Sommer; secre-
tary, Herman C. Schuetz; fnancia'
secretary. Charles H~artdegen; treas
urer, Albert kranich.
The active members are: Concert
master, Carl Schooner; violins. f
Roentgen. j. Strissof, f. Bick, f. G
Wieland, F. F.. Drake, A. Ziegler, +
Armenian, A. Gill. ID. Bogenhardt, J
Asnis. W. Staehle, jr., c. Jackson
O.. Hoist; viola, r. w. Hyatt, C. Rieg-
Ter, A. Gloeckner, F. f. Eberhardt.
cello, A. kranich. 6. f. Ciauder, o
Gossweiler; bass, +. S~teinbach, E.,
Void, E. Weber; harp, A. Ungaro.
flute, L. Atz, II. c. Schuetz; clarinets
F. Suter, jr., A. W~etterauer; bassons
w. Staehle. Q. Pfannkuchen; oboes. }
Louis Miner, 6. Jasper; French horns
~ H.. s. Smith, w. r. Smith. w
Schulze. A. N%iebling; comets, w. J.
jenkins, Frank Hosp: trombones, A
Fo3s, j. Hill; drum, C.. A. Kaiser; tym.
pany, J, Willard.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
WANT 100000 TO
BUILD STATE ROADS.
Bill introduced by Senator from
Hunterdon.

TRENTON, Jan. 19.-Five hundred
thousand dollars appropriation is asked
for in the bin introduced in the Senate
last night by William c. Gebhardt, Of
Hunterdon, for the purpose of con
structing a State system of roads.
The bill provides that the State com
missioner of roads shall designate high
ways between county seats for i'm.
p~rovenlent.
The commissioner shall also decid5
the character Of the improvements tc
be made. The share of the State IN
any roads now under construction is
to be taken from the appropriation.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
MAILERS ENJOY
JOLLY DANCE
At kRUGERS
Popular Organization Meets
with Great Success at AM
nnai Bail.

A jolly evening was spent by men-
bers of Newark Mailers' Union No. II,
at Kruger Auditorium, last night.
Dancing lasted till a late hour, with
I.lusic ny Il. a. Won der He.dc's orches-
ira.
The floor manager was George +.
Gaiger. and his assistants We're Angus
tus billy and Harry ". Gutekunst.
The reception committee consisted OF
James a. Gibney. chairman; George F.
oieiger, William II. Garra6rant, Harry
w. Gutekunst, Augustus Diiley, Will
lam Bartlett.
The officers are William Fl. Cara
brant. presidents Harry w. Gutekunst
vice president; George j.. White, re-
cording secretary; James y. Gibney.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; Augustus Dilley,
sergesnt-at-arms; executive commit
tee, William J. Snow, Anthony Heyner,
George f. Geiger; auditing committee.
G.. i. Geiger. J. Lawrence, a. Heyner.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
WANTS Sc A WEEK
FROM DIVORCED SPOUSE.
Asks Vice-ChanceIlor to Raise
Alim0ny.

Nice-ChanceIlor Emery today re-
served decision on a motion to fix ali
niony to be paid to Mrs. Adelaide
Lang, of 527 Warren street, Harrison.
BY Henry Lang. from whom she was
recently granted "A decree Of divorce.
Lang is a glass-blower Of Kearny, and
IL at present paving Mrs. Lang $50 a
week. James McDermott, counsel for
Mrs. Lang, made a motion to have the
amount Increased to 50 a week.
This motion was opposed by Charles
Simpson, Of Jersey city, Lang's count
sci
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19

top & Co. contractors, roofing work. so;
Washington avenue and Cleveland street,
Belleville, N. j.
Joseph Atkinson, owner, with P. II
J%aeling, contractor. electrical work. Sl06. so
Clifton avenue. Same owner. with A. A
Sippel. contractor. painting work, SAB; same
premises. Same owner, with William Nair1
& Co, contractors, carpenter and masor
V ork, $,45o; same premises. Same owner
with James Wallwork, contractor, plumb
ing work, $685.: same premises.
c. G. Pappas. owner. with j. w. Seigeil
contractor, mason and iron work, 1926; Mar
ket street.
Vincenzo Petrouelli and wife, owners
with Vito II. Rizzolo. contractor. carpen'
ter work. $500: Gray street. Orange, n, ]
Same owners. with Michele Cont. contrac
ter. mason work, 1850: same premises.
Mrs, 8. y. Morrison, owner. with Ssmue
Maisel. contractor, painting work, sos; Bur
net street,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
$1,000 a Year Appropriation Is
Voted Down by Bald
headed Member.
Especial to the Evening star

TRENTON, Jan. 1S.-In the wave Of
economy which is sweeping over the
State administration the Senate today
decided to dispense with such luXuries
as hair brushes for senator's. Each
year it has been customary for the
Senate to appropriate about $1,000 for
brushes, combs and other toilet ar
ticies for its members.
When the matter came up today to
appropriate money for these things
Senator Levitt. of Mercer, asked to be
feard.
Il use a comb and brush every day of
my life, but I use my own" he said.
I'VE might as vel ask the State TO
appoint Wallets for us, and if we expect
combs and brushes why not also ask
Ger manicurists and barbers?"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19


Adam j. Marshnac ct al to Isabel 5.
Lockwood, Bloomfield, W s Frank
lin st. 81 It s fr Orange st. 46xI1S....
Ella NJ. Ward to Catherine l.. Glen
non, Bloomfield, & s Montgomery
ay, n c fr land William Hill. 35X165
Carl NJ. Nelson to Patrick Morley,
Montclair, e s Forest ST, 93S # S FIR
Chestnut st. 9Dx15o..
Samuel L: Good 70 Myra D. Jen-
nings, +. Orange, Q 8 N. Grove st,
s fr lands Myra p. Jennings, 21x19S
August G. Kopf to Helen A. San
ford, Belleville, e s Kamlah st, 225
IT II fr Greylock av, 25x150s. .........
Michael K. Or (trus) to Charles s.
Orben. Irvington, W S Augusta st,
$50 IT $ # Clinton az, 2oNleo.."
Percy s. Hegeinan to same, f. Or
ange, W g Norwood st, $50 IT $ fr
fremont Al. 30x100. ........,......
Thomas Fl. Decker teXr) to Max #.
Leuthauser. Nutley, W s new I'd Fl
William Messler's house to I'd lead
ing past John l. Vreeland's. 52x194..
William Graham to same, Nutley,
same property
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
POE'S CENTENARY
LIGHTLY HANDLED
IN LOCAL SCHOOLS
Higher Classes Only Observe
the tooth Anniversary OF
Americas Great Poet.

While there was no formal program
arranged, yet all OF The higher classes
in the local schools observed the cen
tenary OF Edgar Allen Poe, the poet, to-
day.
Dr. \. b. Poland, superintendent Of
schools, said he had not arranged for
any special exercises. as II would inter-
fere with the regular routine; but
enough notice was being taken ot the
event tn impress upon the minds of the
pupils the homage that should be paid
TO the memory of one of Americas
great poets.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
SCHEUERS' BALL TONIGHT.

Representatives Of many of the big
commercial houses in Newark, as well
as q number of the city and county off
cials, will he in attendance at the four
teeuth annual ball of the employees OF
Scheuer & Sons at the Kruger Audi
torium tonight.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Philip ID. Liable to Charles A. Feick,
south side Highland street, lie feet east
from Magnolia street. 900.
. job thinner to Susie M. Hunt, east side
Belmont avenue, 519 feet south from Bige-
low street. $1,000.
Jacob Alback TO Bessie Weiss, south side
Johnson street, 376 feet least from New
Jersey Railroad avenue. $3.50.
Fred J. Engel to Peter Goetzinger. west
side South Twentieth street, 1917 feet north
from Nineteenth avenue, $1,000.
Nathan Wolfe TO Dime Savings institution.
west side Stratford place. 1873 feet west
from Rose street, $500.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The firm of Benatar & Weinberg has
sold for John McKeon the handsome
two-famiy house situated at 331 Hill
side avenu Also another modern two
family for Alex Hirsberg situated at 81
Monmouth street. This firm has sew
eral sales pending n prophesy that
the spring trade in realty, especially
in Newark and the Oranges, will sur
ass any previous year.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
TAX BOARD TO REORGAN1zE.

The Board Of Assessment and Re-
vision of Taxes will meet at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning for reorganization,
1t is more than likely that Commits
sioner John T.. Carroll will succeed
himself as president.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
CREDIT E E s

Frank NJ, Gettys, of Louisville, Ky,
president Of the National Credit Mems
Association, and Charles E. Meek, ma
tional secretary, will be the guest of the
local organization tonight at the Board
Of Trade rooms.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19
A PLEA TO THE WEATHER MAN.

Don't waste your energies to plan
A wintry season mild and gay;
Gu simply do the best you a
For Mex inauguration day.