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ADJUSTMENTS
ELKS THEATER

Thursday, Friday and Saturday Arkansas Quartette All Home Boys  John Gillespie   Mont Levy  Guffey Phillips   Eugene Curtis
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Ind BuGd and Wayne, Comedy, Singing and Talking.
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Anything Anywhere

Within the last few days We have had calls for both s1proyed and unimproved zeal estate that We could not fTL
 If you have anything to aaH, or if you want to buy, call on
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Mrs. Nm. Puddephatt who has been III for several days is reported much better.
 Rev. Vi. ". ManYille, pastor of Hawley Memorial church, has been -;aI, e1. at.rra~ai 9avs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09
MAKE YOUR OWN
HAIR TONIC
A SPECIALISTS Advice.

In recent issue the New York Herald pub
Hshed 8 special article tho care of the hair.
in which given tho formula for "a homemade
hair tonic. which highly recommended. for
Its remarkable har-gTowing properties we'll
as for stopping falling hair revitazing the hair
roots and destroying the dandruH germ. This
article was Of special interest me. the
formula which / myself have used
in countless cases with most astonishing bene-
NJ. thus confirming nv belief that homemade
hair preparations tho hest. For the benefit
Of those who have moi seen il before l give the
formula herewith.
Procure from your druggist an oiShtouncc
bottle containing six Of Bay Rum also
Composec' smiths and onc-half drschm Men
thol Crystals. Dissolve the Crystals In tho Bay
Rum and then aid the Iavona dc Compose ::
shake thoroughly and apply night AMI morning
To the roots Of the hair. rubbin: into the scalp
with the finger tips. This preparation contains
ccioring matter. hut restores gray hair to its
natural color ny Its action the hair roots
II you desire II prrfumed add tcaspoonful
of To-kalon Perfume which combines perfectly
with the other ingredients and imparts most
pleasing scent. BE sure to get all Enclosures IN
much valuable advice on care Of the hair and,
besides enti;le you TO u sprinkler top for your
bottle. free If charge. The Peoples Pharmscy.
the we'll known druggist. states that they have
had many calls for this preparation and are pre-
pared To- I'LL the formula at all times. Do not
apply where hair is not desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09
FALLS CHURCH, VA.

Special Correspondence Of The star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va. October s. 1910.
A reception was given by Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Copper Wednesday even
ing in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
4. Flagg, who have just returned from
their honeymoon trip. Mrs. Garner,
Mrs. Thornburg, Mrs. Dodge. Mrs.
-Smythe and Miss Gertrude Loving as
sisted the hostess Mrs. Noble Moore
gave bridge Friday in honor of her
sister of Jackson. Miss. who is visit
ing her. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Herbert Hop
kins and Mrs. Larner have taken an
apartment in Washington for the win
ter. Mrs William Morsell left last
week for a visit to relatives in New
York. Mrs. Du PutrOn entertained
Tuesday evening for Mrs. Fay Lewis,
her daughter. who left Wednesday for
the Philippines to join her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T.. Gay. after a visit
to their daughter. Mrs. +. +. Parker,
have returned to their home in Yer
mont. Miss Fannie j.. Summers. re-
Gently of Washington. has come to
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Laura Linfoot Of Falls Church. Miss
Carrie Ball of Falls Church is enjoy
ing d vacation with relatives at Hern-
don, Va Miss Mamie Wolfsberger and
of Mrs. Viands of Falls Church. Miss
Mabel Thompson of Washington. D. c..
is the house guest of Mrs. Charles Lee.
Mrs Elizabeth White of Washington.
d. c., was the guest this week of Mrs.
J. w Seay- The first meeting of the
Miss Carrie Ball, on jefferson street,
Monday night. Mrs. r. \. Davidson.
after a delightful stay at Atlantic City,
has returned to her home at the Manse
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wARRENToN, VA.


Special Correspondence OF The Star.
WARRENTON. Va. October s. 1910
Mrs. Edward Landon and children left
this week for Washington, where Capt.
LaEdon is stationed. Mrs. +. L. PoindeX-
ter, who has closed her house for the
winter months. has gone to visit rela-
tives in New YORK city. Mr. Ed Turner
OF Panama is in town visiting his sister,
Mrs. a. w. StTother Mr. William
Thomas visited friends in Norfolk this
week. Mrs. w. b. Mason and Master Will
liam Mason. jr.. of Washington are visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. s. D. Kennedy at Cassil-
lis. DR.. and Mrs. +. c. Hodgkins are dt
home after spending several weeks :, it'll
friends in Cambridge. Nd MIR. II. c.
SpiIman has purchased the farm owned
by the estate of Mrs. North, known as
Fair Oaks. Miss Lettuce Clark has gone
to Baltimore TO visit friends for several
weeks. Mrs. William HAYES return ed
home Saturday, after short visit 10 My
and Mrs. Francis Maule in PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. r.. b. King entertained SATURDAY.
afternoon at a large tea i'm honor OF her
guest, Mrs. Owens of Savannah. Ga. Mrs
Ryan and Miss Ryan left this week for
their home in Washington Mr. h. w
Galbraith Of Washington spent tie week
end in Warrenton. Miss Emily w Fletch
er is visiting friends i'm Richmond. Va.
Mrs. J. NJ. Payne has gone to Fortress
Monroe to visit Capt. and Mrs Brooke
Payne Mr.. and MCs. Duncan Robertson
of Norfolk and Mr.. Richards Fayne are
the guests Of Miss Agnes Payne at the
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home of Mrs. Lucien Keith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucien Keith are In Philadelphia for
some time. Miss Louise Bull of Washing
ton was a weekend visitor to Warrenton
and was the guest of Miss Nina Hayden.
Mrs. F. V. r. Moore, after spending the
summer in Europe. has returned to War
renton. Miss Genevieve Fletcher, who has
been visiting Mrs. r. w. Cook at Airing
ton, Nd, is at home. Mrs. Nat Hurxthal.
who has been the guest of Mrs. j. b.
Britton. returned Monday to her home in
New York. Miss Sue Gordon of Rich
mond, Va, returned home this week after
spending some time at Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Green's. Mrs. Chaplain and Miss Alice
Chaplain have taken a suite of rooms at
the Warren Green Hotel and will spend
the winter in Warrenton. Mr.. Gus Ken
ner of Washington was the guest of Mrs.
Sarah Hoge for the Sunday past. Mr.. p.
d. Lpscomb OF New York was the guest
of Col. and Mrs Granville Gaines several
days this week Miss Jessie Walraven,
who has been visiting near Baltimore, is
at home. Miss Anna Gibson Of Richmond
is welcome visitor to Warrenton. Miss
Gibson is the house guest of Mrs Brit
ton.
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Continued from Third Fase.l
is visiting his family in this city. Mrs.
S. Cooper Dawson and small son nave
returned from a visit in Gloucester county
Miss Rebecca Iddings' of Sandy Splihs-
Nd. is spending the winter with MIS-.
William j. BOothe on Princess street
Miss Phoebe Deahl has returned from
visit to Berryvile. Miss Margaret Pattie
Finks is visiting friends at WINSTON
Salem. y. e. The enga Sement IS an
nounced of Mr.. Henry Harris and Miss
Norine Smith The wedding will take
place Wednesday. October L. at the home
OF the bride in this city. Miss Ethel Ire
maine. who has been spending the sum-
mer with relatives in this city, mas gone
to Madison. Wis: where she WI enter
the University of Wisconsin Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards Maurice wilkins and
and little daughter, Virginia, have re-
turned from a visit to Bluenlont: Miss
Rosa l.. Sherwood has gone to Denver.
Col. to spend the winter with her sis
ter. Mrs. George l.. Watkins is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Frank Devereaux.
in Philadelphia. Miss Bertha Butcher
and Miss Mary Ella Burgess have re-
ton in Fredericksburg. Miss Bertha
Allison has returned from visit to
Roanoke and Salem. Mrs James Hull
fish. who has been visiting friends in
Mrs c. NJ. Bruin are visiting friends
in Birmin CHAM. Ala Mrs William
Reardon is visiting her Omit. Mrs. Ed
ward Hammill. at Occoquan. Mrs.
Walter p. Addison. Miss Sallie Addison
and Mrs. Bette Waller of Baltimore
were the guests of relatives in town
during the week. Mir. and Mrs. Nc
Alden and family have returned tn their
home in Jacksonville. Fla, after spend
ing the summer with MIR. McAden's
sister. Mrs. julius S. West. on North
Columbus street. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Butts have returned from SpOttsylvania
county. where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albert Moulton
have gone to Panama, where they will
spend some time. Miss Marguerite
Cline and Miss Emma Green are visit
ing Mrs. Robert beavers in Richmond
Mrs. James H. Mansfield has gone to
Columbus. Ohio. MIR. Edwin FOrret
Birrell and Miss Nellie NJ. Hinken were
married Tuesday evening at the par
sonage of ST. Mary's Church by Rev.
Father Kelly. The bride was attended
by Miss Louise Bison, and the groom
had as his best man Mr.. r. Edward
Power. Mr.. and Mrs. Birrcl1 will live
in this city. Mr.. John \. Marshall of
Harrisonburg is visiting his brother,
Mr.. Charles E. Marshall.
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VIENNA, VA.
Special Correspondence OF The star.

Special Correspondence OF The star.
VIENNA, Va, October 8, 1910
Fairfax County Chapter d. a. r., held
its monthly meeting at the home of the
regent, Mrs. George f: King, October /.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. n. Lovewell spent FRI
day i'm the city. The Current Events Club
met Wednesday with Mrs. l.. S. Bethel.
Mrs. Ralph Cotton Lewis had as weekend
guests her mother and sister, Mrs. T.. a.
Tibbetts and Miss Ethel Tibbetts of Wash
ington. Mrs. J.. NJ. Dow has Miss Agnes
MCGOWAN of West New Brighton. n. Y,
with her for some weeks. The Saturday
Evening Whist Club met with Mrs. Dow
last week. Mrs. j. F. Oertel has been
Boston. Mrs. H. h. Hanes of Herndon.
Mr.. P. T. FitzHugh and Mr.. Charles b.
Williams of Culpeper county, Mr.. Will
liam D. FitzHugh and Mr. Bernard Will
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Stuntz Miss Augusta
Bennett of Sunbright, Culpeper county,
spent some time this week with Vienna
friends. Miss Gibson. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Joseph Berry, left
for her home Monday.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
Church met Tuesday with Mrs William
A. Trigg. Those present were: Mrs. Dow,
Mrs. King, Mrs. Lovewell Mrs Amole,
Mrs Boushee, Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Babcock,
Miss WedderbuIn. Mr.. Charles Bayne-
Jones of Baltimore spent Sunday here and
with Mrs. Bayne-Jones left Monday tor
a fve-week visit TO New York. Mrs.
edwin Wiley entertained the Misses Ger
tel Saturday At cake-baking contest
I'm the village last Friday the chief prize
winners were Mrs. A. S. Coumbe and Mrs.
w. A. Trigg. Mrs. W. A. Trigg enter
tanned Mrs George Smith Of Washington
Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Stearns spent
Sunday with Miss Mary BanniSter. Wen
ma young people who have resumed their
work III the Washington schools are Miss
Martha Trigg, Miss Charlotte Voelckner,
Miss Abbie FitzHugh, Miss Dorothy Free
man. Miss Agnes Terrett. Mr.. John Nc
Carly, Mr.. Edwin Bethei, Mr.. John Beth
el, Mr.. Lawrence Grayson. Mr.. Craig
Hunter, Mr.. Demi Shear. Mr.. Sherwood
Shear. Mr.. GaleN Sturgis, Mr.. Ralph
Hoge, MIR. Stuart Terrett and Mr.. Clyde
Elgin. Mrs. T.. W. Pierce and sons. Ed
ward and Richard. have removed to
Washington for the winter. Mr.. Pierce
wil remain IN the villag0for some weeks.
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EVANSVILLE, MD.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HYATTSVIILE Md October g. I

|
HYATTSVILLE, Md, October 8, 1910
Mr.. ]. l.. Garrett, Schley avenue. leaves
Monday for a stay of several weeks at
his former home in Raleigh, n. c. Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Sedwick of Baltimore
have announced the approaching marriage
of their daughter. Rebecca Alexine. to
Mr. Thomas Hammond Welsh, the only
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Welsh Of
this place The wedding will take place
Tuesday evening. October is. in the
Church of ST Michael and All Angels
Baltimore Mr. S. p. Hyatt of Mitchells-
Vile, this county. has returned after a
pleasant stay with relatives here. The
Misses Elizabeth and Edna Tippett of
lower Prince George county have re-
turned from a pleasant stay at Harpers
Ferry. Mr. T. Krebs Naylor Of Towns
bend has returned from pleasant stay
in ANNAPOLIS Miss Blanche Naylor has
returned from Baltimore. where she
visited her cousin. Miss Helen Howell.
Mr.. J. Howard Townshend Of Washing
ton, who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
w H. Townshend, has returned home.
Rev. E. W. Brubaker of Waldorf is
spendins a few weeks with his parents in
West Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Grayson
Fowler of Newport News. Va, have re-
turned after a stay of several weeks with
friends near Bladensburg. Miss Jennie
Garland of Boston is visiting friends and
relatives in the lower section of the coun-
ty. Mrs G. T. Smithson of Baltimore has
returned after a pleasant visit to Mrs.
HI. T.. Gather, near Seat Pleasant, this
county.
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Rockville and vicinity visiting relatives
and friends, returned early in the week
to their home in Pasadena, Cal. They
were rendered farewell dinner last Sun
day by Mrs. Grimes sister, Mrs. Howard
Ward. here, the occasion being In the
nature of family reunion. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Everett NJ. Rick
etts and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bean, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ricketts,, Mr.
and Mrs. Julian NJ. Walters and children,
Mrs. Thomas Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward,
Mrs. Grimes and children. Mrs. Thomas
Davis Of Jersey City spent the week Wis
iting relatives in this vicinity. Officers
day was celebrated by the Kensington
Womans Club at the home of Mrs. ]. w.
Townsend Friday afternoon, the meeting
marking the beginning Of the twelfth
year Of the club. No formal program
was rendered. but several musical selec-
tons were presented, and there were
other pleasing features. Refreshments
were served. The club will this year
study Henry W household economics,
sanitation and current events. The OFF,
send: first we president, Mrs. III. c.
Armstrong; second vice president Mrs.
George w. Ashworth recording secre-
tary, Mrs. James B. Cook; corresponding
secretary. Mrs B. W. kumler; treasurer,
Mrs. J. NJ. S. Bowie: parliamentarian,
Mrs. j. Phillip Hermann; historian.
Mrs. Herbert A. Filler; auditor. Mrs. j. F..
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Car
Isle have returned to their home in Cal
thersburg from trip to Rochester, But
falo, Niagara Falls and Detroit The
first meeting Of Janet Montgomery Chap
ter. Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, after the summer recess was held
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. Wilson Ofutt at
Bethesda 1t was in the nature OF a re-
union of the members. and no formal
program was rendered The principal bust
ness transacted was the election of dele
gates and alternates to the state confer
ence. which will be held in Annapolis IN
November. The delegates will be Mrs.
Croxall, Mrs j. Harry Cunningham and
Mrs. F.. ]. Hartshorne. and the alter
mates Mrs David Warfield, Mrs. Charles
F.. Dickens and Mrs.-Julian Wallace. Mr..
and Mrs Carson Ward of Gaithersburg
left q few days ago to spend several
weeks visiting in Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
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RIVERDALE, MD.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
RIVERDALE, Nd, October 8, 1910.
The Ladies' Auxiliary and Riverdale
Citizens Association were entertained by
Mrs. Thomas Lynch and Mrs. B. A.
Wheeler at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Lynch. Foot Log Lodge, Tuesday even
ing The spacious living room was beau
tifully decorated with autumn leaves and
field flowers. During the evening the
guests enjoyed "pi' feast. In the pr
contest the first prize. huge apple pie
was awarded to Mrs. Carlton. The BOBBY
prize, a tin pie plate, fell to Mrs. Seay.
Among the artists MIR. Donovan took first
prize, a pumpkin pie, for the best draw
ing. Miss Cora Terryss drawing bearing
the least resemblance to pie. she was
given the consolation prize. At the close
of the evening refreshments were served
pie being conspicuous. Those attending
We're Mrs. Thomas O'Neill. Mrs. Joseph
Tanning Mrs. Leslie w. Carlton. Mrs
Joseph IT. Shipley. Mrs. Charles Dunlap
and Mrs. ]. r. Risdon, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Edison. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Seay,
Misses Cora Terry and Mary Edison
Messrs. G. A. Meyer. H. Edgar Lewis
Wheeler and Thomas Lynch. At a late
hour the guests departed after most en-
joyable evening.
Mrs. D. III. Yant and children of Cam
bridge are spending the winter with Mrs
Wants father, Col j. l.. MCGEE OF Jeffer-
son avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Warren, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Joseph a. Blundon and Miss
Marie Blundon. are now in their new
home on Washington avenue
Mrs. John A. Knox of Maryland ave-
nue. is visiting her daughters in New
York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Keys have closed
their home here and are spending the
winter in Washington.
Mrs. j. w. Schuyler of New York is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Robert A Ben
nett. The Oaks
DR.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. \. Latimer
have returned to their home in Washing
ton after having spent the summer here.
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Miss Cora Manly an
po,,uceS her removal and

Miss Cora Manly an
nounces her removal and
1.-the opening OF new, at
tractive and up-to-date
beauty parlors, with sep
arate departments for
ladies and gentlemen, in
{ rooms 72o and 72I Colo
= RADIO Building. The new
parlors have been ar
I. ranged and fitted with es-
pecial consideration for
= the comfort and convent
- ence OF patrons. Expert
- hairdressing. shampooing.
g scalp treatment. manicur-
e ing and facial massage by
@coinpetent operators, in the
= ladies department. Facial
q massage and manicurlng-
not the barber shop kind
for gentlemen. Prices con-
sistent with good work
and satisfactory service.
H Appointments by tele-
II phone. Call Main 3455.
| The Manly Toilet Prepa-
Il rations are different from
Il others. Ask about them.
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ROCKVILLE, MD.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special CORRESPONDENCE Of The Star
ROCKVILLE. Md, October 8, 1910.
Rev. Forest j. Prettyman, presiding ell
der of the Washington district of the
Southern Methodist Church. and family
who were residents of Rockville several
months, have removed to Washington.
Mrs. T. Richard Falvey returned to her
home in New Orleans during the week.
after spending several months in Rock
vile at the home of her father, Col.
Spencer c. Jones. Mrs. Albert ]. Al
money and daughter. Miss Mary Almon-
ev. are spending two weeks at Atlantic
City. Miss Mamie Ward of Florida is
visiting Miss Ella Kilgour at Glen, this
county Miss Kilgour also has as her
guest Miss Manueleta Riggs of Laytons-
vile. Mrs. Irene Grimes and son and
daughter, who spent about year in
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vile came this week visit to friends
In Winchester. Messrs. Preston d. Cal
lum and Julian Whiting of Washington
have been spending week with friends in
Winchester. Misses Mary and Hilda Nc
Kay of Boyce have gone on a visit of
several weeks to friends in Washington
and Baltimore. Miss Rose l.. Poe, who
has been spending the past month with
friends at Wildwood and vicinity, has re-
turned to her home in Washington. Mr.
and Mrs. w. b. Page of Texas. who have
been spending some time in Washington,
are now with friends I'm Winchester Mrs
Virginia Cobb, who has been spending
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guests from a distance. The bride-to-be
is daughter of Mrs. William Mcdonald
of Berryville, and young Mr.. Stevens is
a son of Col. Edwin A. Stevens Of Castle
Point Hoboken, n. ]. Mrs. Lucien Carr,
jr., Miss Mary Carr and Robert Carr left
Winchester this week on an extended
visit to friends in Boston. Miss Julia
Baker has returned to Winchester after
visiting Miss Catherine Williamson at her
home in Harrisonburg. Va. Miss Laura
Dame of Washington has been visiting
friends in Winchester during the past
week. Miss Margaret Stokes of Rock
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some time with relatives and friends In
Portsmouth. Va, and Washington has
returned to Berryville. Mrs. Archibald
Cummins has returned to Audley. her
country place near Berryville, after visit
ing relatives in Lynchburg. Mrs +. l..
Sommer came from New York few days
ago to visit at the home of her son-ia-iay
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Mack Cla-ett.
near Berryyile. Miss Matte Davis OF
Washington has been visiting the Misses
Moore at their home i'm Berryviile
Miss Emily Mccormick has returned
Continued on Sixth Page.)
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VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va, October s. 1910.
The marriage of Miss May Mcdonald to
Mr.. Bayard Stevens in Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church. at Berryville. Tuesday,
October II. will be one of the most nota-
bic events of the fall season in this SEQ
ton, and will he attended by many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09

relatives In Indiana for the last two
months, has returned home. Miss Louise
of Washington was the recent
guest Of friends at Ida.
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SOCIETY.

Continued from Third Page)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
e. Whitehome and Earlena White
home, owners. with E. Klow, con
tractor all works, s4.25O; Norris ave-
nue.. Caldwell.
M. Augenblick, owner, with E. Will
helm, contractor, all works, SAB; los
johnson avenue.
{. Loebel, owner, with s. Fishman,
contractor. painting work, three
houses. $500; Twelfth street and Sixth
avenue Same owner, with b. Brody,
contractor, plumbing work. So, 400; same
premises. Same owner with H. Lieb
81 +. Berman, contractors, mason
work, 1920; same premises. Same
owner, with Miller e. Kufferman, con-
tractors, carpenter work, $1,000. Same
premises. Same owner, with the Mod
ern Roofing and Paving Company,
stucco works, 1850; same premises.
Rubin & Rosenberg, owners, with J..
Heller, contractor. mason work 81, $50;
South Eleventh street and Thirteenth
avenue. Same owners, with J..
Schachat. contractor, plumbing work,
So. 100; same premises. Same owners,
with Weiss & Blum, contractors,
painting work, $1,05O; same premises.
s. Yablick. owner, with FRANKIE &
Son. contractors, carpenter work,
$4,000; johnson avenue and Bigelow
street.
G.. Heller, owner, with Henry Wolf
estate. mason work. $3.50; Ridge
street and Elmwood avenue. Same
owner, with G. Trautwein, contractor,
carpenter work, $5,254; same premises.
l. n Emile Hueber, owners, with
Liddie & Prinz. contractors, painting
work. $3.50; IS North Fourteenth street,
East Orange. Same owners with F.
Barrels & Son, contractors. carpenter
work. $3.50; same premises. Same
owners with B. Herber, contractor,
plumbing work $40; same premises.
Same owner with F. Krack, contractor,
mason work, 1880; same premises.
H. Ahrend. owner, with E. Sternkopf.
contractor, plumbing work, $775; 1877
New York avenue Same owner with
G.. Landgraf, jr., contractor. carpenter
work, $640; same premises.
j. Weber, owner. with l.. Peter, con-
tractor. carpenter work, s3.O5O; Lyons
avenue
w. Kramer, owner. with G.. Stickel
Company. contractors. plumbing work,
$3.50; 81 Jackson street.
Mrs. Maud Bum, owner, with H.
Beel, contractor, plumbing work, 5000;
Academy street, South Orange. Same
owner with M. Fitzsimmons, contrac-
tor, mason work, SIPS; same premises.
Same owner with w. Reeve. contrac-
tor. carpenter work, 5000: same prem
ieses. Same owner with E. Krubill,
contractor. painting work, $175; same
premises.