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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-12
MAY DROP TROLLEY
EXTENSION MEASURE

ELIZABETH, Dec. Frank Ber-
gen, chief counsel of the Public Service
Corporation, has written to City Attor-
ney James C, Connolly protesting
against certain provisions in the ordi-
nances granting franchises to the Pub
lie Service Railway Company to ex-
tend it's tracks in South Broad street
and along Bayway to connect with the
proposed new Trenton short line
The trolley company objects to the
manner in which the ordinances pro-
vide for the removal of snow from the
streets over which the new line will
operate and to the provisions regard
ing the sale of thirty-three school
tickets for a sum not exceeding one
dollar.
Now thai the corporation has object
ed to the ordinances as they stand
there promises to be a double-barreled
fight on the floor of Council, and it is
doubtful if the measures wi be finally
passed.
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DEPRESSION AT
EXPENSE OF RAILROAD,

Speaking before the Columbian Club
of East Orange last night, Mayor
Julian A. Gregory declared himself in
favor of depression of the Lackawanna
Railroad tracks in the city at the
expense of the company, and also for
more trolley lines, even favoring a
thirtyAyear franchise law to AXE the
place of the twenty-year law At the
end of the meeting a resolution approx
his views were adopted. The executive
took up the question of railroads at
the request of the club after he had
concluded speaking of city problems,
when he said the present government
in East Orange was too top-heavy and
believed the bill for commission form
Of government should be changed so
that the appointment of three commits
sioners be provided for at an annual
salary of. $4,000 each instead of 1,5o0
each, which is now provided for.
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DECLARES SHERIFF'S MEN
NOT UNDER CIVIL SERVICE,

JERSEY CITY, Dec 12.-Joseph M.
Noonan, counsel TO Sheriff N. Peter
Wedin, has sent to Gardner Colby
of the New Jersey Civil Service Com
mission an answer to Colby's letter
warning him not to dismiss Frank
Devlin as deputy warden of the Hud-
son County Jail, who, it is alleged. is
protected by the civil service act.
Mr.. Noonon's letter says in part:
Mr.. Devlin has not yet been dis
missed from that position. but has
been notified that his services as
deputy warden will terminate at the
end of the present month. l have adj
vised Sheriff wedin that the deputy
warden of the Hudson County jail is
not within the protection of the civil
service act. l have also advised the
sheriff that none Of his appointments
IN the eaRRt% aaai AIS wtShltl ktae fQqna
ak tAet laesslatsaer
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks office today:
r. Negles, owner. with Fiske & Peck.
contractors, all work, S6,312; 529 Norwood
street, East Orange.
Lyon & Sons Brewing Company, own
ers. with r.. Hampton & 60, contractors
roofing work. $50; SO Oranse street.
Same owners. with L. Miller, contractor,
electrical work, s139; same premises
Same owners, with zimmerman & Co,
contractors, steam heating work, SIT;
same premises.
Goldberg Construction Company, owners
with Cook Heating Company. contractors,
heating work. 1920: Rcseville avenue.
j. Franlel, owner, with j khtz, con
tractor. painting work, $500; Fourteenth
avenue and Sixteenth street.
II. Grobart, owner, with II. Grobert Co,
j. Shawger and Mills & Brown, c%ontrac-
tors, carpenter. mason and plumbing
work, 81. $50: Central avenue aid Halstead
street.
A. Romano. owner, with j. Del Guercio,
contractor, plumbing work, $1.615; So High
street.
Mary Heitzman, owner, with =. Herberi
contractor. plumbing work. $40; Fair
mount avenue.
Same owner, with ZNcher, y kurrle, con
tractors. s2,a2b saiue, premises.
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NJ l5-PAGE WILL IN
ONE TANGLED PARAGRAPH.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Dec. 12.-Be-
cause a woman, in writing her own
will, packed into one paragraph a mix
ture of language covering fifteen pages
her executors and several lawyers are
unable to agree Upon what it all means.
So it has been certified to the SUPREME
Court for Interpretation.
The viii is that of Julia Perkins Adie
Anthony, who died in this city October
G. 1907, and whose husband, Frederick
L. Anthony, has been u patient at
Butler Hospital since 1896. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony owned a large amount OF
property. both real and personal.
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HENRY [. p. BOHME's FUNERAL.

Funeral services for Henry L. p. Bohme.
a former resident of Orange, who died
Sunday night in the Hotel Schuyler, 80
West Forty-ffth street, New York city.
O'Clock at the home of his sou. Ralph
Bobme, 403 Lincoln avenue. Orange. The
Rev. DIR. Frank B. Reazor, rector of St.
Marks Church., West Orange, of which
Mr.. Bohme was a former member, will
ofieiate. The interment will take place
privately at the convenience of the fam
fly. Mr.. Bohme, who had resided in
Orange for many years, moved to New
York seven years ago. He was engaged
in the wholesale tobacco business in New
York. and is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Charles Bachelor and Mrs. J.. B.
Fine, and two sons, Harry L. and Ralph
Bohme.
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According to a statement Issued by
the United States treasury department.
the per capita circulation of money
throughout the nation is $S4.54. To
arrive at the figure fiscal year experts
estimated there were 94,679,0 900 people in
the United States on December |. The
total amount of money in circulation
on the same date was 1920, 5S2, 1853.
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NO CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
REPORTED IN BLOOMFIELD

Bloomfield is practically free of all
diseases of a contagious character.
This fact was reported to the Board
of Health in that town last night by
Inspector Joseph C. Sale.
To Henry Forbell, of his city, was
awarded the contract for the removal
of the bodies of all dead animals which
may come under the jurisdiction of the
board. He was the only bidder and
will pay $25 a year for the privilege.
The matter of the alleged pollution
of the water in Toney's brook by the
Consolidated Safety Pin Company will
be looked after by the Passaic Valley
Sewage Commission, to whom it was
referred by the board. The members
of the board received checks for their
salaries.
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RUINS OF STABLE FIRE.
YIELD CHARRED LIMBS

JERSEY CITY. Dec. 1.-THE charrei
leg and arm of a man were
found in the ruins of the United
States Express Company's stable
building, Eighth and Henderson
streets, Jersey City. which was burned
on December 4. William Williams,
night engineer. and Fred Ochre. a
negro Waterman. have been missing
since the fire.
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CHOSEN TO
LEAD CORNELL ELEVEN.

ITHACA, N. Y, Dec, 12,-After he
banquet of the Cornell football team
last night Edwin William Butler, of
Brooklyn. was elected captain for next
year. The election was somewhat of a
surprise, as ever since the close of the
season the two most prominent candi-
dates have been Harold Eyrich and
Bernard O'Connor, and it was thought
that the election lay between themr
with O'Connor favorite.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
Andrew w. Oldham to Lee j. Streck-
err. lots 5~3-54-55, blk A, map E. E.
Daniel nj. Madigan to Rudolph Hell
Ter. S W 8 Elm st, 800 TT w FIR Pros
pect st, 25x95
Amelia f. Carter to William F.
Headley. g $ S. 18th st, 13s 1T fr 18th
av. 2Sx100. and other tract.........
Eyre Switzer to Ernest w. Decker,
II S Grafton av, W fir Woodside
av, 25x1o0
George H. Philips ct al to Eugene w.
Murray, W s orator st, 222 TT Il
fr Hinsdale pl, 100000, ....."~.
Franz ]. Schupp to Amadee G.
Cramer, e s Barbara st, 1874 TT fr
Hamburg pl, 25x100 ................
George Glenn to Jessie T. Doty: e s
Mead st, so # n fr Ocean av,
George A. Dowden ct al (exrs) to
Gustav F. Wegner, " S Washington
av, IL fl Elliott st. 25x116. .....,.....
Paul H.. Brangs to Elizabeth G.
Tomplins, e IS N. 18th st, 4S1 IT fr
Same to same, e S N. 18th st. 4s2 TT
fir 9Th av. 25x1O0 ......"........,
TOWNSHIPS.
Carrie G.. Peck and hus to Roy l..
Negles, E. Orange, W s Norwood st.
154 IT II Fl s. Orange av, 33x163.:....
John r.. G. Weysser, jr.,, ct al to
Clinton ii. 11dlhtg CT Ill, IuLl6Js
n W $ Oak Crest pl, 30 # II e fir
Vreeland av. 64x125..........;"";;
John r.. Macarthur to Alarwil
Realty Co, Caldwell, e s Newark
and Pompton turnpike, intersection
land w. IL. Arnoux, 43 aeres........
North End Realty Co. to Anna A.
Graham, Montclair. II S Emerson
pl. 20 TT W fir Valley I'd. 50X10l......
Alfred f. Skinner Especial MASTERY to
Mary ]. Steele, e. Orange, $ $ Or
$50 -, --R.@a VA IL
Brown, 22x252, and othe, tracts.
William Harrigan Sheriff to Eugene
A. Kelly, E. Orange, e s Shepard
av, 1856 IT fr Carnegie av, 33x197...
William B: McLain Realty Co. to
as lots Z, s, 8, map McLain tract.
Daniel Grundy to Richard Johnston,
Bloomfield, e S Walnut st, 100 IT n
fr Montgomery st, 36x1OO, $1,000
Ampere BUILDING, Go. to Alfred F..
field st, 100 # $ fir LIST av, 35x100...
| Greylock Land Co. to Henry Quinn.
Belleville, n s Campbell av, 100 #
g fir Adelaide st, 25x1Ss ...........
laide st, n fir Greylock av, 5Ox1OO..
William decks to City of East Or
ange, Livingston. s s Myrtle av, n
W FIR property of East Orange, 81
August w. Fund to same, Livingston.
n W cor property East Orange, on
S S Northfleld I'd, 16 ......... 20
Rebecca Allen ct al to same, Liv-
ingston, s W cor Aaron Bedford's
land, e S S. Orange turnpike, 8
acres, and other tract. .........,..
Board of Chosen Freeholders to
American Home Co., Caldwell, 9 S
Id est Amos c. Gould. s Fl Newark
and Pompton tpke I'd, 25x92 .........
Henry S.. Burger to Rose Berner,
Orange, W $ Park pl, 1926 IT fr Park
AX. Z6Xl2D
Llewellyn Realty Co. to Leonard w.
MeChesney, E. Orange. s W s Chel-
sea pl, ADJ TT s e FIR Glenwood av,
3oxS0
Somerset Lumber Co. to william
Burke, Orange, e S Kenilworth pl,
21S TT n FIR Ivanhoe ter. 30x100.. 80.
Susie Haitsch and hus TO George II.
i Hepp, I~rvington, e 8 Union av, s fir
Id N. Drake, 55x50o ..................
George Hepp to John Haitseh, Irv-
ington, same property ....h........
Clara c. Redington to Anna G.
R%edington, w. Orange. e $ Stock
ton st, W cor lot "A, 4Sx103. .........
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DIXON REFUSES TO FIGHT;
RECEIPTS INSUFFICIENT.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1.-THE
scheduled t%en-round bout between
Tommy Dixon, of Kansas City, and
Jack White, of Chicago, at the Ore
leans Athletic Club last night was
called off when Dixon refused to enter
the ring because, he said, the gate re-
ceipts did not appear to be sufficient
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Funeral OF |. LYNN THOMPSON

Thu funeral of l. Lynn Thompson, who
was struck and instantly killed by a
freight train on the LAackawanna Railroad
last Friday night at Millburn, was held
Yesterday afternoon at his home in Salter
street. Springfield Township, at $50
O'clock, interment following In the Metho-
dist Cemetery. The services were con
Quoted BY the Rev william Honpe ugh.
npstor OF tbs Springfield f~fsshStsfiaa
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MOURNS WIFE 3 YEARS;
ENDS LIFE WITH GAS.

ROSELLE, Dec. 12.-Richard Picard,
a former resident of Newark, is dead in
his home today as a result of having
committed suicide by inhaling illumi-
mating gas. Dependency over the
death of his wife is believed to have
caused him to end his life.
Since the death of his wife three
years ago he has been subject to at
tacks of m~elancholia. In one of these
spells he sat down in a chair in his
room and closing all the windows and
doors securely, placed a gas tube in
his mouth and opened the jet.
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NEW CHURCH TO OPEN.

TENAFLY, Dec. ia new Meth
odist Episcopal Church will be opened
Sunday, January IA. The Rev. NJ.
Wayne womer, pastor, announces that
the Sssss.ss s~ss%t!ss Viii 20 feiie4sea b.
q week Ct apaaaai aaEsaAea
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BRooKs-At 4Ot. Central avenue, Orange.
n j.. on Tuesday, December Il, 1911.
Leslie d.. Brooks, beloved husband or
Julia A. Brooks (nee Cosgroye).
Funeral from isl Valley road. west
Orange. Notice of funeral hereafter.
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ANNUaL

ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF AMERICA.
Newark. n. j.. December l, 1911.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this company Will be held at the office of the
company, Prudential Building, Newark, N. j..
on Monday January 8, 1912, for the purpose
year.
Polls open IL a. IN. Close IL m.
W GRAY, Secretarx
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A delayed advertisement brings only the after
meth OF trade. It is the frst call that captures
the procession OF customers.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Ryrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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CJARK-At Madison. N. j., December 10,
1911. Sarah Elizabeth Clark. in her SIX
tieth wear, 16 Britton street, Madison.
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DAyIs-At Irvington. n. j., December 10,
i911, Theodore Davis, in his 69th year.
Relatives and friends. also Lafayette
Lodge No. II, !. o. 0. f.. and Hattets
Of the oranges are kindly invited to at
tend the funeral from G.. kunz's under
taking parlors. No. 30 North Centre
street, on Wednesday. December IL, 1911,
at 2 D. M. fnterment in Rosedale Gem
etery,
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CI,AY-Died, on December 9. 1911, Richard
James. believed husband of Annie Cay
4f2 North Fourth street, Harrison.
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ELECTION NOTICE

ELECTION NOTICE.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
Newark, New Jersey, December 8, 1911.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
this bank, for the election of directors to serve
for the ensuing year, and such other business
as may be presented, will be held at the bank
ing house on Tuesday, January 0, 1912, be-
tween the hours of 10 and II a. m.
JAY s. TREAT.
Cashier.
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DEItCHLER-Entered into rest, on De
cember II, 1911. Rosina f. Dechler nee
Gockeler). aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends. also Badischer
Frauen No. !. K. u. V, are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Wednes-
day at 2 D.. M. from her late residence,
757 South Fourteenth street. lnterment
in Woodland Cemetery.
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EASY ONE FOR GIANTS.

HAVANA, Dec. 12.-In a II sided
game yesterday the New York Ma
tional League baseball team defeated
Havana by the of 10 to ,
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BLOWERS-At Montville. on December
10. 1911, Sarah Matilda. beloved wife
of Samuel Blowers. aged 4S years.
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FLORISTS.

]. D. KRoEHL, JR.. 0 BELMONT Av.
Fresh cut flowers for all occasions; funera
Sesienlng q speciaity. Tel. 54e2-J. Market.
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MOURNING GOODS.

MOURNING goods dyed in "a hours; guaran-
iced good black; also dye feathers. Tel.
o43-W, Branch Brook: prompt delivery.
KATE DYEING CO.. sic ORANGE ST.
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ROHME-On Sunday. December 10,
1911, Henry l.. p. Bohme. In his 10th
year. 403 Lincoln avenue, Orange,
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DEATHS.

BLAIR-At East Orange. n. J.. Deem
Der 10, 1911. Samuel }. Blair. aged %
years, 81 Ashland avenue
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LOCAL SECURITIES

The bid and aMked prices appended
src furnished hrouEh EfscIs a KiaEi
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EHJERS-On Sunday morning.. Dt
cember 10. 1911. Harriet a. Fra1
cisco, wife of Herbert II. Ehlers'
East Kinney street.
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DREFFIN+On Sunday, December 10
1911, James, beloved o of the late
Thomas and Mary Jane Dreftln Cnet
Nesbitt), a native of Belfast, ireland
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FRETZ-On December IL, 1911, Eme-
line r., widow of Abraham n. Fretz
in her 74th year. 8 North seven
teenth street, East orange.
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A delayed advertisement briggs only the after
math Of trs dc. It is the first call that captures
tina procession Of customsrs-
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CONNEII-On December IL. 1911, lnonias
n, son of Ann and The late Patrick
Cornell.
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
vited to attend the funeral from MS
on Thursday, December II. at s a. m; to
the Sacred Heart Church, where a Hlgh
Mass of Requiem will be offered for the
repose OF his soul at 8 a. M. lntermeht
in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulclre.
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GARRIGAN-on Sunday. December 10
1eii, Annie Garrigan nee ,coffieldl; be-
loved wife Of the late Patrick Garrison
Relatives and friends are kindly IN,
vited TO attend the funeral from her
late residence, 29f Belleville avenue, on
wednesday, December 10. 1911. at : a.
m. to st. Michael's Church, where e s9pl o.
emn High Mass of Requiem Will De
offered for the repose of her soul. In
terment in the Cemetery of the Holy
Cepulchre.
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GRAY-On December 10. 1911, Rose May,
Michael Gray, in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
vited to attend the funeral on Wednes,
day. December 18th. at S:15 a. m, from
the residence, SO Lille street, thence TO
ST, Columba's Church, where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be sung f pr
Cemetery Of the Holy Sepulchre.
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1INDNDR-on Sunday December 10. 1911,
Annie. beloved wife of Frederick Linz
ner (nee Mccarthy. at her late resi-
dence. 149 Court street.
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LEADBFATER-At West Orange. y.
J.. December 10, 1911, william Lead
heater, In his 18th year, $50 valley
road.
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MAcKEy-on December 10, 1911. at his
home. 2 Broad street. Charles Emory,
husband Of Margaret E.. Zeh Mackey' IN
his ffty-first year.
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Resolutions EnErOsscd.
J. v. HARlNG, ia Summer av.; tel, Io7-R. BIB.
Pen artist. hammer OF questioned handwriting
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Ht1NT-At Orange N. j., December IL
1911. Patrick, brother of Michae anc
Thomas Hunt, SO Watching avenue
West Orange.
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JOHNSoN-Entered into rest, Monday,
December II, 1911, John. beloved nus
late residence, % Sussex avenu Easi
Orange.
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KLEM-On December II, 1911, Eva
KLEIN, AZ Washington street, Har-
rison.
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VAN NEss-At Mountain View. N. j.,
on Monday. December II, 1911. Moses,
beloved husband of Eliza A, Van
Ness. aged IS years
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HARRINGTON Monday. December II,
1911, Lewis, husban of Lucy Hartung
lnee Mayer. in his 54th year.
Relatives and friends. also members OF
the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Newark
Aerie No. A. are invited to the services
81 his late home, 331s North Fifth
street. wednesday evening. December IL;
al s o'clock. 1nterment in WOODLAND
Cemetery at the convenience OF the
family.
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McGovERN-At Hawthorne. N. j., on
Monday, December II. 1911, Thomas, be-
loved husband of the late Mary McGoV-
ern tnee Brogan).
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WULTAMS-Entered into rest, on
Monday, December II, 1911. Martha
50 Canal street. Soho. Belleville,
N j
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MANN-On Monday, December II I9ll'
Edqar A Mann. husband of the late En-
ma Mann. in the SD year of his age,
Relatives and friends, also the mem
hers of Celluloid Club. insurance depart
ment. are kindly invited to attend the
funeral on Thursday. December ii, 1911.
at 1890 p. M, from the residence of his
brother, Charles Mann, No. 292 south
Nineteenth street. Interment in Rose
dale and Linden Cemetery, Linden. N. j..
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WICKHAM-On December 10, 1911, at
David, husband of Mary Wickham.
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ToWFR-At Montclair. N. j.. on sun
i Tower. in the 18TH year of his age.
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Monday, December II.
1911. Charles Meyer. beloved father
of Gertrude and Charles Meyer, 179
Court street.
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1911. Charles Meyer. beloved father
of Gertrude and Charles Meyer, 179
Court street.
NOLAN-At Harrison. N. j., on Sunday,
December 10, 1911. Mrs. Julia Nolan Ohee
O'Hare).
oNETLL-on December II, 1911, Fran
els. beloved child of John and. Mary
O'Neill (nee Hogan, 80 Lexington
street.
sM1TH-On December II, 1911, Nellie, he
loved wife of Thomas f smith Anoe
Giblin), at her residence, ST. South Nine
tenth street.
sMITH-On December ~. 1911, Eliza
beth Oliver, widow of Eugene smith,
in her SOti year, II Wright street.
swGNDEN-on Monday. December Il,
1911. Bernice p, beloved child of Edwin
and Petronella Swinden nee Meyer
Relatives and friends of the family are
kindly invited to attend the funeral from
the parents residence. No. 81 orleans
street, on Wednesday, December u, at
$50 d. IN. Interment in Woodland Gem
etery
TowER-At Moutclair, N. j.. on Sun
dav evening, December 10, 1871 John
J. Tower, in the 18TH year OF ms age
VAN NEss-At Mountain View. N. j.,
on Monday. December II, 1911. Moses,
beloved husband OF Hhza a van
Ness, aged IS years.
WICKHAM-On December 10, 1911, at
his late residence. 2SS Garside street
David. husband of Mary Wickham.
WrrLrAMS-Entered into rest, on
Monday, December II, 1911. Martha
J., beloved wife of Paul f. Williams
SO Canal street, Soho. Believing,
n, ].
Resolutions EnErOssed.
J HARlNG, ia Summer av.; tel, To7-R. BIB.
Pen artist, examiner OF questioned