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Contracts FILED.

These contracts were fled in the county
clerks office today:
Oscar Fl. Frahnert- owner. with Paul
Chyezenosky. contractor, printing work,
$120; Rock street.
l.. c. Giels and Virginia v. Giels. own
ers. with William Naifn d Go, contractors.
mason, carpenter, plumbing and painting
work, $4,634; Arlington avenue, East Or
ange
John c. Louise. Owl CT. with A. r. Olsen.
contractor. electrical work. sos. .: Essex
avenue and Osborn street, Glen Ridge.
Mrs. Ida Schneider, owner, with Charles
SchweilSert Coilrany. contractors. all the
work, 81, $50; Tw%enty-third street.
II, z, Moller, owner, wi5h ! :. Crane.
contractor, plumbing and heating works.
$500; Highland avenue, Montclair.
Emma NJ. Nissinger, owner. vita Will
lam Nairn Company. contractors. all the
works, $3.50; Arlington avenue, East Or
Mrs. Alma NJ. Mott. owner. with w. S.
Nska 1ed eontractor. caIRenier work,
owner with w. S. MacDougal, contractor.
carpenter work, $t,t0d; Greenwood avenue,
East Orange.
George i. Schroeder, owner. with Angelo
Roccello. contractor, eXcavating work. SCI;
Amherst street east Orange.
Mills & Brown. cwn"rs. with Harry
holOdin, contractor. pai0tinC work, $3.50
Davis avenue. East Orange.
Anthony Cotelll, owner with Joseph
Della Fera. contractor. all the work. S2,3@9;
Felice Russiero. owner, with stevala g.
Po1ara, contractors. all The work. Sf.6O5,
Forest street, Montclair.
Mills < Brown. uWflera, with Fenry
Grobert. coutractors caruc1ter work. s2.G59;
Davis avenue, t.ast Ofat.&e. Slpc OWL
ers Viii ). 4. Siabgtr. ciasractor, mason
work. SIG; same premises
i. Kohn. owner. With J.. Karish M
tractor. alterations. 500; f ftennth street.
Angelo Loscn. owner, with Antonio Ger
ardo, contractor, printing work. Sl5J: Coz
lumbus street. Orange. Same owner with
james u. Brown, contractor. plumbing
work. $500; same premises. Same owner
with Frank De Falco. contractor, carpenter
and mason work. 40; same premises.
G. J. Sippcl, owner. with A. G. LaZzi.
contractor. mason and carpenter work,
S1."Je: Clermont ard Wclland avenues, Try
ington.
Progressive Investment Company. own
ers, with j. T. Taylor. contractor. iron
e%Xcayating, thing and marble works sl3
800; summer avenue, May street and Sum
mer place.
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BELLEVILLE NOTICES.

NOTICE OF INT~ENTION-To apply for the
passage of i bill for the annexation II the
Township of Belleville. in the County of Essex,
to the City of Newark, in the County Of Essex.
No1ce is hereby given that the undersigned
intend to apply 10 the present Legislature Of
this state for the passage of a bll. the genera.
object OF which viii be TO provide for the
annexation TO and consolidation with the Cry
of Newark. in the County Of Essex. of the
territory embr- eed within the bcInds Of tIe
present Township Of Belleville, u the ounty I
Essex. on the first day of January. 1910; pro-
vided. that the question OF such annexation and
consolidation shall be submitted 10 The Voter.
of said township In the manner provided by
law at the next general election held in saic
Township Of B~elleyilie ttr their acceptance Oh
rejection. and to the Mayor and Commo'
Council Of the City Of Newark. for its &C
eeptance or rejection.
Dated February /. 1909.
JERALDO MAIORAN.
I67 Belmont avenue,
Bell"ville. Now Jersey.
MICHAEL REM
3 lT9 Houiss street.
BelleVille. Now Jersey.
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LITTLE BRIGHTEYES
KNEW WHERE 1T WAS

Mr.. Logan believes with solomon
that to spare the rod is TO spoil the
child; therefore, he keeps in a certain
closet a leather strap with which he
administers punishment to his offspring
when they commit any m-isdemeanor.
\ few days g he had occasion to
need the strap. but it was missing from
its usual place. and d thorough search
Of the entire fat failed to discover it.
Then he offered a reward of five cents
to W%hosoever of his olive branches
could tell him what had become of the
lost article.
Gimme the Nickel cried 4-year-old
Ben. II know where it is"
When the coin was safely slowed
away in his trousers pocket he said,
with much pride:
81 frowed it down the ~air-shaft.'-
Philadelphia Ledger.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT,
City Hall.
Newark. N. j., February /, 1909.
Sealed proposals Wilt be received at these
,raoqlAltsrs curing the nout between 4 and 4:so
viii he opened Immediately after the eypiratinn
IF the time fixed for receiving the Aforesaid
proposals, for furnishing the department with
me following supplies, to wit: Oats, hay.
bran. straw.
Such quantities OF the best quality as shalt
be needed by the several companies during the
month ~ be delivered at the quarters OF the
sud eompanies samples OF oats to accom-.
esQv each bid
Further Information concerning these pro-
posais. as to quality aud quantity, will be
the Board,
The Board OF Fire Commissioners reserves
the risht 70 REJECT any or all proposals so re-
eeived as may be deemed for the best interests
of the city.
THOMAS n. BURKE, }
a, s.,. frssissgt.
Secretary. ssh,.4
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LOST Mink muff, with tails and claws. Tues
daN afternoon. at Centre Market or on New
ark and Paterson trolley. Liberal reward for
return to owner. MRS. A. ID. COPPER. care
Ceci' APARTMENTS, Third and Bellevile avs.
Newark. \. ].
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CONSCIENTIOUS

Duty is paramount with that
Woman."
How sou"
III she can't go to a bridge party
she always sends a substitute.'-Kan-
sas city Journal.
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NO DANGER.

Country Constable-Say, there, you're
goin' too fast,
Autoist Crying his new machine)-
Not on your lifet If / can't get more
speed out of her than this I'm stuck.
Judge.
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QUESTION OF

First Dude-I'ye been invited to go
cunning x week. What ought |
give the fellow that beats up the
5irdsc
Second Dude We'll. old chappie. il
legends where o hit him, don't you
Knoxville.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE OF fNIENTION-Boar of Street and
Water Commissioners.
pursuant 10 a resolution adopted by the
the city of Newark. ~ a meeting aeld the
twenty-eighth day of January. 1909 and APP
the twenty ninth day of January, 1900, pub
lie notice, is hereby given that Il Is the. inten-
mi sloners OF the city OF Newark. under and
by virtue Of provisions OF the act entitled.
,bs act 70 y reyiss and amend The charter IsE q
and snpp,ements thereto. and the act creating
tho Board of street and wat4 commissioners
1891 and other public laws n the state oe
New Jersey, to order and cause the paving of
FILLMORE STREET.
from Market street to Ferry street, with brick
pavement on a six @l Inch concrete foundation;
The paving Of
NICHOLSON STREET
from William street to Augusta street. With
brick pavement. on a six .oD inch concrete
foundation:
The paving and repaving Of
COMES ALLEY.
from Market street to. Academy street. with
foundation;
The paving II
from Bloomfield avenue to second avenue with
brick pavement on IA six 30 inch concrete
CHRISTIE STREET.
from passsic avenue 10 Perry street. With OBJ
concrete foundation:
Tine paving OF
MERCHANT STREET.
from Ferry street to Glover street, with btu
hthic afelnent on a six 90 inch coneiete
Foundation:
Paving Of
WARWICK STREET,
freri i'ao!as street to Adams street, with btu
ltlic favor.snt on 2 six ,Gl inch concrete
touldation;a
rOIf.Tu ArFN1,r.
from North Eleventh street to the city line.
with asphalt rrfome.lt on = six 6l inch con-
crete FONDA Ion.
Ana ;ln fGviar II
MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE.
frori Llwg9si avenue 10 Verona avenue with
tfick pavement on q six. ~ inch concrete
foundation. together with all the appurtenances
necessary TO complete the same.
such persons az may object thereto are re.
aue.ted 10 present their objections in w-ftin
- The clerk Of said Board, at the otnce of TIC
Bcard of street and Water Commissioner CITY
Hal. Newark. on or before the exnirstion a,
SIX DAYS from date Of this notice.
Fly direction OF the BOARD of Street and
Water Com missloners Of the city Of Newark,
NJ. II. -sHERRFPD.
New.rk N. J., January 20. 1909. ianso-ss
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THE DAVIS scHoot or nANcrNG.

THE AVIS SCH0OT on nANcTNG.
DAVIS HALL. 4s o STREET.
Mrs. Helen Davis. Mgr. Chas. +. Travers. inst.
PRIVATE LESSONS: Waltz and TWo-step
guaranteed in six lessons. davs or evening. by
appointment. BEGINNERS CLASS. Tuesday
evening s p. m. ADVANCED CLASS. wednes-
day NJ $50 p. m. STAGE DANCING taught.
For hi ornatinn. circulars. etc. write ar snais
to MRS. HELEN DAVIS. Davis Hall. 4o6 Broad
st. T." n. Phone o0-J, 3. p
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THE WHOLE TROUBLE.

Wife-Dear. l .~Iaven't half enough
money for Christmas presents.
Husband tinfeeiingly) What's the
difference? You aever get l,alf enough
presents for The mcncy.-Puck
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MAYNARD PAPA.

Papa is going to marry again
Aren't you sorry, girl?"
Not altogether. He was getting be-
yond my control."-Louisville Courier
Journal.
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INSTRUCTION.
rHr nEsr ~

No better schools can be found, no
better teachers to be Ind; no better
methods are taught than THE
NEWARK STAR advertisers whu
have their announcements In these
columns. Read their
tnents and thus keep In touch with
the best educntioDa Institutions
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HERE AND THERE.

Mrs. Johnson-She must have
money. She says she has two serv-
ants.
Mrs. Wilson-Yes; one coming and
the other soing.-Brooklyn Eagle,
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HIS PART.

Mother-Winie, you're not much Of a
help around the house.
Nillie-Oh. yes, / ann When you
have company that you don't like you
make me speak pieces.-Chicago News.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

A. RERNHARDT & co.
UPHoLSTERERS. DECORATORS.
CABINET MAKERS.
FRANKLIN STREET. AT BROAD.
OPT. CITY HALL.
Antique furniture repaired and re1nished.
Hair Mattresses. Window Shades, Awning,
and Slip Covers. Carpets cleaned and laid
I4aees and Dreperies. Storage.
Special Work. Sketches. Estimates.
Telephone 91s.
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CANVASSERS-Few lady canvassers. Between
S and $3.50 a. m, HAMBURG NOVELTY %.
145 Hamburg pl.
C~ANVASSERS WANTED-A number ladies'
to canvass in Newark; excellent opportunity
for right parties. Address, giving reference.
ENERGETIC, Box S., Star Office.
COOKS, houseworkers, waitress. SCHOOLS
Employment Agency, 46s Washington ST. tel.
51S3-W, Newark.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for general homework:
no washing: wages $40; good reference re-
qulred. "a Walnut st, city.
HousEWoRK-white girl for general house
work by small family Of adults; English AMI
German spoken. S22 South Tenth 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES operators on waists
and dresses S10-S15 per week to right party.
7. GLOCKNER. 1920 West Nineteenth St, New
York, near Hudson tunnels.
REASONABLE dressmaker wanted: plain sew
Ing and repairing. Address DRBSSMAKER,
Box 90, Star Office.
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MISS TOWNSHIPS BOARDING ANU A
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS "a Park rlace. New
ark. N. J.-Thorougn instruction IN all danart-
ments. Well equipped gymnasium AMI ieh"~a-
tory. Certificate admits to leading calle~os.
Reopens September 20. Miss Townsend VIII he
at home from 10 to , after September "a. Cir
cular.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
OPPORTUNITY

~eiEs hut once at every mnn's
door; hut IL you just keep reading
the Business Opportunity columns
of THE NEWARK STAR regularly
every a you will see opportunity
Knocking regularly for some mans
door TO open.
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MADAME COIsSON. phrenoiogv and other
sciences: % and 80 cents. ladies' only. AZ Or
eiard st. near City Hall.
MADAME COt.S0Ss. ntlerplofg apd ath,r
sciences: IS css ., rents: indies onlH. AZ Or
chard ST.. near CITY Han.
VAN, 81 Smipedeld az; iaaies. % cents; ques-
tions answered. always noi7s.
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parquetrN; old floors reduislled. WI II
JAMoCNEAu. 10 Rranforl III. Tel. @2o7.
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Advertisements Of Lost and Found may be
telephoned through any Advertising Agency,
Branch ONCE. or to the Main Office. 79l
Eroad street, Newark. Telephone 1890.
They viii DO nuhlfshed In both Morning AMI
Evening at the rate OF one cent =
word
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF THE T.
OF NEWARK,
City Hall, Feb. 3. 1909.
Tho following is the list OF names. residences
and places Of business of persons making anplt-
cation to this board for the granting Of LICENSES
to sell spirituous. Vinous. malt or brewed liniIor.
and not heretofore published according to law
to wit. -
Name. Place Of Business. Residence "a
RETAII@RENEWAIS
Louise Staempfii. 103 Howard st.. Same nlsce
J~gnatirs Stock, So Houston t........ Same rlace
chs. Kautamann. IS Frelinghuysen av. Same nj
Otto Biiechner. 139 Ferry sum. Same nlana
Frank Rlanfusa, 6S7 Market ST.. same Mac
s t3oilste, 40 Ferry st.,,.....Same place
t "a nt,"1.aln, ~ Iilnce st,..,.....-Same place
fa ~ WulNeTa - PARK ay........Same place
Si'nl. w herfN st..........-Sam place
otino Carienali. 80 Garside t..,... same Mas
ttuse7p2 caDnctta. 70 Cutler st. Sam Mace
Nm. Faber. 572 Market st.......Same nlsce
John liefnar. e Passaic av....,. Same nIara
sam Ncirtrauh. PIG New St. Same nlacs
PETAU@DOFBTE TRANSFERS.
''n1isi1w PatroWsSt. is Bowery st. Same nj
iona ! q Ilr2ahue Hgmhgrg -pl. Same place
Henry Aesseref. 23 WavetJx av.... Same place
RICHARD MILLER.
r,,1re >, President
City Clerk.
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LOST Wednesday between II 80 and 70 m,
small gold watch. with monogram and fob:
inward. MISS Lillian A RIPPER, Court
House.
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LOST AND FOUND.
ADVERTISE FOUND ARTICLES.
THE LAW.

"A person who finds lost prop
erty under circumstances which
give him knowledge OF means Of
inouir.ng as to the r u owner.
end who appropriates such prop
erty to his use. or to the
Use of another person who is not
entitled thereto. without having
first made every reasonable effort
10 find the owner and restore the
property TO him. 10 guilty OF
laNs.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.

LADIEs--A PRIVATE SUBURBAN SAM
TARTCM
for women; all female cunii8iu:e. confine-
sncnts. ad 4%ntious: skilled nl,"rlclan and nurses.
FREE CONFIDENTIAL Ai1flCE In plain en-
velope on most delicate subjects. MIE.
CHRISTIAN New York chiot. ~ West asd 81.
between 18th and 18th avs. Hours > to .; sun
days. l to
1.ADIFs-Nothiag equals Bocbuck's Restors-
tive, Tho riii that wiz make good; %
cnstraid. DIR. DE WITT. t3Gs Broadway, New
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AGENTS

AGENTS-We have excellent propositions: come
and investigate. STANDARD CHEMICAL
CO, 2S2 Central av.
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GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.

Franklin av.. Bloomfield, n. j.; ONCE, scheusr
building. Tel. i0ss-R. Newark. and 1891.
Bioomfeld. Single graves. s12; plots from
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FEMALE.
GIRLs-LooK HERE.

~GIRLS--LOOK HERE.
Read the columns of THE Me-"
AK STAR regularly and Thug keep
In touch with all the good positions
open in Newark You will find good
positions offered here; 80 get the
habit, and ead the Help Wanted
columns of THE STAR every day.
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AT THE MOUTH
OF THE TUNNELS.
Automobile supple

Supnlies.
THE ELECTRIC MOTOR n EQUIPMENT
COMPANY,
1872 MARKET sT. NEAR MULBERRY ST
Baby Carriares.
BABY CARRIAGES REPAIRED. N~ARNISHhp.
.tpholsterlng: tires put on wheels: cane Tor
chairs; wheels for Ice. wagons best work;
lowest prices.
NEWARK Go-cART MANU'FG CO.
1es Washington street,
UOte1s.
COMMERCE. HOTEL. 10 Commerce ST. rooms
Poe. pc, 35e rrr night: for rentlene1 ONT
free baths and latest improvements.
JrNvrirv Bru.h
DISCARDED iewelry bought: unredeemed
pledges for sale; tools of all kinds bought and
Sold j HORL.AND. A. Market st.
.Ie~cI"y Trx"hrD"c,
t~P-To-DATE JEWEfRY sold at lowest prices.
Old gold silver and stones bought for cash.
rs Market st, Room e1e.
Liehiinp Fixtures.
THE ELECTRIC MOTOR Y EQUIPMENT
COMPANY.
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KNOWLEDGE.

a, knowledge Of The way is a good
part of the jourrey,-German.
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"~~eu~| Floors.
HARDWOOD FLOORS,

parquetry; old floors reduished. wM. II.
JAMoCNEAu. 10 Rranfor1 III. Tel. a207.
Priuters AND S~fa.foacrs.
Yof WANT WHAT O WAN WHEN SOT
WANT IT. B1RRFLL-BROWN Printers
and Stationers. 79f Broad St. star" Huilding.
T-rt<f~h BptbS.
THE "frII%TON BATHS
IS Clinton st. VIII horeaftrp 10 open Asv and
night Except Sunday. Ladies' day. Mondays.
10 a. m. to IN y. m.
"Nne.vrff"~ F-"t.s"~~.
Alb makes sold, cash or instalments;. rentals
81 per month IN: good repairing reasonably
opr*; siBulies for ali machines. Newark ~" -
writer Exchange. - .acadeInv 81 Phore 1870
8toTor- ~t,~r-
ENTERPRISE WINDOW SHADE co. IS Mar
ket st branch of 5d5 Springfield az. the
only RELATE makers ~ window slsds~' est
mates cheerftillv given L. II. tel 292e-R
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CEMETERIES.
RIDGELAWN CEMETERY.

largest and most modern in New Jersey.
Lawn plan. Free perpetual care. Convenient
access on main trolley line. Casket lowering
device. shelter tent. mating. etc. free TO lOl
owners. Lots from SO UP.
once at Cemetery entrance. franklin av.
DeiaWanna.
Telephone l125. Passajc.
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HAVE your boilers cleaned and repaired for til
winter In a FIRST class manner by ANDRE
MURRAY, 77 North Fourth St, Harrison.
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SUBURBAN MERCHANTS,
TRADESMEN, ETC.
HARRISON

Bakery.
BISCUITS, English Mufins,
Scotch shortbread.
JAS. H. JONES. 507 n Fourth street.
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oyster House and Restaurant,
THE HARRISON OYSTER AND CHOP
20 Morrison av. Wholesome food.
quick service regular dinner, Is cents.
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wAIASH-Month's Mind High Mass OF
Requiem at st. Patfiek's Cathedral Sat
nf Walter c.. Walsh. Relatives and
friends are kindly invited to attend.
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KEaRMY
Coal. Wood and Ice.

Coal. Wood and Ice.
VIM T HOWE. ia Johnston av,- Kearny,
y. j., dealer In coal wood andd Ice.
\
Painter.
AMES II, CQLLIS 4 Kc Nnv av.. Kearny, ".
- Hardware and Paints. Try Collis's Fafnou;
Wall Ena mel, all colors. sl.a5 per gallon.
Plumber.
CHRISTOPHER BURNS,
l'.u-ahi5e and Hratfrg Contractor,
'9s keerny 'tvepnc. L. j.. Phone. Kearny, N, J.
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ARTISrfCALLY Autographed business sta
tionery, we save you % per cent. stock cert
lieates. fonds. catalogues. blank books. mani
fold books. photo engraving; representative
viii call. NERIBEST LITHO 20. go Broad
way. New York.
GILLETTE OTHER SAFETY RAZOR
BLADES sterilized and resharpened. better
than new; 2lse each; return postage: send al
dress for mailing device.
AGENCY Dept. G. 271 W. 125th. New York.
\ GOOD opportunity to start restaurant; have
fully equipped place: very little capital
necessary. Call 242 Plane St. in cafe.
FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE for sale y
rooms; nicely furnished. good bargain; party
leaving city. Inquire tS6 Mulberry st.
BOoKKEEPER .G0. has $500 TO invest. with
services. BooKHEEpoR, Box %, Stsr Office.
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DEATHS.

BAKER-Entered into rest. TUESDAY,
February ., 1909, at cedar Grove. y
T.. Alfred Ashfeld Baker. IA Elm
street.
cARLIN-At Nev Brunswick y ],
February ?. 1909. james r. Carlin, he-
loved husband OF Elizabeth Cariin tnec
Curley), and son Of The late Patrick AMI
Mary Carlin.
COLFAX-At Bloomfield. y. J.. February
,. 1909, William. husband of Mrs, M1fle
Colfax. in his 74th year. 176 Broad @strept.
coOKE-At his late home. 81 Osborne yes-
race. on Wednesday, February ). 1907
Charles II. Cooke. in his seth year.
coYNE-At Orange, n. j.. on Wednesday.
February 3. 1879. Ellen Coyn5 nee Clarke1.
beloved wife of John CoyuC,
Relatives and friends. also Branch SO.
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association.
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from The family residence, q
Beach street. Orange Valley, on Saturday.
February S, at S O'Clock q. m. thence to
our LAZY OF the Valley Church. where a
High Mass of Requiem will be celebrated
for the repose Of her snni. lntelineut III
st. Johns Cemetery.
DEARY-on February :, 1903, Ann. widow
of John Deary.
Relatives and fiends Of the deceased
are kindly invited e attend The funeral
from her late residence, No. Is South
Twenty-seeond street, IrVInston, on. rf..-
DAY, February ), ut 5 a; m, 10 81 Leo :
church, where . High Mass of Reag sa11
vi bE GU u IL Afkt9@ - =
Tnterment in St. Johns Cemetery New
ark.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. >, 1893. Jacob
Merdinger, in his S1st year. Pleasant
Valley Way, West Orange, y. j.
PARK-On February ., 1909. Violetta Park
NEE Mills. beloved wife OF Robert Park.
Funeral service will take place from her
late residence. 30 Newton street, on Fri
day, the 9TH inst. at $50 p. III. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited TO Mt
TEND. Interment In Woodland Cemetery
REAMER-At East Orange. Tobias
Reamer, beloved husband of Elizabeth
faeamer, departed this life Oh February
Z, 1909. AZ Linden avenue.
SHANLEY-on February :, 190s, ~ the
residence of his mother. 4s1 South
Eleventh strest, Thomas s.. beloved nus,
band of Elizabeth Stanley, and son or
Mary and the late Patrick Stanley.
SMITH-At Maplewood, N. j., on Feb
ruary l, 1909. William A, aged % years,
Burnet street.
sMITH-Februsry 2 1909. Oscar Smith
aged 81 wears. 1871 William street, Orange,
v. J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on February :. 1853,
Mary. widow of Emil Treble, in her seth
year.
YoUNGLon Tuesday, February ., 1903,
Sarah E.. beloved wife of Louis W.
Young (nee Danie1sl, aged s. years I
months % days. 49 South Tenth street.
Anniversary Mass.
REILLY-Anniversary High Mass Of
Requiem will be offered for the repose
Of the soul of the late Laurence A.
ill $500 : Inrn = O.
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