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Evening journal., 1911-01-30
INSPECTION OF
STATE FARM

Members Of the Legislature and
many other guests have been invited
by the president and faculty and the
director Of the agricultural expert
ment station Of Delaware College to
inspect the State farm and college on
Friday of this week. All the State
exhibits will be shown the visitors.
Evening journal., 1911-01-30
MANY WANT no BE CONSTABLF.

There are number of applicants
for the position Of county constable
made vacant by the death OF George
W. Wigglesworth. The Levy Court
may make the appointment tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1911-01-30
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money n
n fails to cure. y. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1911-01-30
FoOrd-Massey Furniture Company
FOOrd-Massey Furniture Company
Fsord-Hsssey Furniture Company


shodd especially purpose
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FIGHT To SAVE
COAL COMPANY
Thomas E. FlOstrOy Sees Iniunc-
ton to Prevent Dissolution
COrby Concern.

An injunction suit was brought to-
day in Chancery Court by Thomas E.
Flostroy, of New York, to prevent the
dissolution of the William b. Corby
Coal Company, Of Bloomfield. Mr..
Flostroy also seeks to recover $50 shares
of stock which belonged to his uncle.
Thomas Girvan, and which We're pur-
chased by Roscoe Il. Johnson, SO Spruce
street, Bloomfield, president of the conn
pany. at II sheriff's sale.
The papers representing the stock are
in the possession OF Mr.. Fl%ostroy, and
he asks hat the stock be transferred
to him, claiming hat the stock was
turned over 20 him as collateral for a
loan.
The defense tried TO shov that there
was no sale or loan of the Girvan
stock to Mr.. Flostroy on March q.
1911, but that subsequent to the date
of the alleged sale. Mr.. Girvan at
tempted TO dispose of his stock to Mr..
Johnson.
AS late as May, 1911, Mr.. johnson
stated on the stand that Mr.. Girvan
admitted OH the stand in the Second
District Court that he owned $50 shares
and hat they were in his name.
The stock of the CARLY Coal Com
pany has no market value and has
never beer offered for sale, and the
company has never paid any dividends.
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Shows Working
Girls Benefits
Of Selt-Help

Woman in Industr. - was the sub
iect of an interesting lecture given ct
Wallace Hall yesterday afternoon I'M
der the auspices of the Contemporary
Club. The speaker Ia DR.. Annie Mar
ion Mclean, professor of sociology at
Adelphi College. Brooklyn.
DIR. Mclean. who has investigated
the subject thoroughly for data for her
book, "Wage-Earning Women gave
a comprehensive view of the life OF
girls in factories and stores and told
of the helpful interest being taken in
their welfare by other classes. She
spoke Of the movements of workers to
better their condition, sayilg that any
attempt to help themselves, even
though their energies were something
misdirected was a progressive step on
the part of the workers.
DR.. MCLEAN urged the members to
use their influence with their congress-
men for the passage of the Esch bill,
which prohibits the manufacture of
matches containing phosphorus, as II
endangers the life of the workers.
A special meeting of the board of
directors was cid at the close of the
over which Mrs. Disbrow pre-
sided. Matters OF routine business
were discussed.
Frank H, Sommer, chairman Of the
public welfare committee. viii talk on
Juvenile Protection at the rnssting
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MARKET STEADY
At CLOSING HOUR
Speculation at Low Ebb and
Prices Scarcely Move
as Day Ends.

NEW YORK, Dec 2U.-Opening
changes in stocks were irregular, with
an upward tendency on the part of
most of the leading issues. Interna-
tional Harvester was the strongest
stock. Union Pacific and Lehigh Val
ley opened Is lower.
IL a. m.-Lehigh Valley ~iuctuated
widely. The directors of the company
meet today and the Street believed
that some action might be taken to
bear ont recent reports of a possible
extra distribution to stockholders.
Other active stocks moved in a mar
row range. but the re lis. was
moving up strongly at the end of the
hour.
Noon-Profit-taking sales repressed
the upward swing in the general mar
ket and the 2-point rise in Union Pa
eiie was awaited of to conceal sales ia
other quarters. At midday Union Pa
eiic had fallen back a point and Lee
high Valley was ruling at the lowest.
Bonds were irregular.
l p. m.-The undertone Of the market
grew dull and somewhat firmer after
Il o'clock.
. p. m.-Little business was transact
ed in the important stocks in the aft
ernoon, and there was a marked sub
sidenee In the earlier activity in the
minor stocks. Wabash preferred yielded
rs TO 144. n new low figure.
8 p. m.-The market closed steady.
Speculation was at a low ebb in the
final hour, and there was scarcely any
movement of prices. The feature of
the day in the monetary situation was
the continued efforts of German hnan-
cial interests TO obtain money for year
end requirements Some loans were
negotiated at I per cent, and as much
as rs was offered later for
dations.
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The board of directors OF Public Service
Corporation Of New Jersey is once more
called upon to record the death of one
OF its number.
John Il. Stanley has been a vital force
in the city of Newark and in the prop
critics now controlled by Public Service
for Il generation. His services and time
We're always at the disposal of the cor
poration. lie not only cooperated in the
direction OF the affairs of the corporation
to the full measure of his ability when
ever requested so to do. but he frequently
volunteered his aid, and OF his own initia-
tive brought matters to the attention OF
the officers. lie was OF a strong and vigor-
GUS yet kindly disposition. Although he
had retired from nearly all other business
activities he chung TO his association with
this board. and was a regular attendant
at It's meetings.
The board directs that this minute of
appreciation be spread at length upon the
records of the corporation, published in
the daily papers of the city of Newark.
and an engrossed copy thereof, signed by
the members Of the board, be forwarded to
his family.
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BODY OF FIRE VICTIM
RECOVERED UNCHARRED.

JERSEY CITY. Dec. 20.-Workmen
employed in removing the debris of the
ruins of the United States Express
stables, which were destroyed by fire.
found the body of William
Williams, the aged engineer, who was
thought to have been burned to death
in the big building. He was not
charred, and the features of the dead
mar were recognizable. Apparently
Williams had beer overcome by smoke
in the engine-room.
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CELEBRATIONS To
HONOR HOLY NAME

1t was decided by the Holy Name di-
rectors at ST. Patrick's Cathedral yes
terday to hold a series of celebrations
in the Catholic churches of the city in
honor of the Holy Name
The schedule for the services at ten
of the churches was decided on. There
will be three services in each church,
to take place on January 10, II and IL,
the subject of the lectures being Christ
the Merciful," Christ the Outraged
and Christ the U%nbloody Sacrifice
The priests who have been assigned
tic take charge of the different churches
follow:
Church of St. Aloysius. Father
Dooley.
Church of ST. Antoninus, Father
Ripple.
st. Charles Borromeo. Faith Fin
nerty.
st. Mary's, Nutley, Fathers Glennon,
Egan and Nuskela, in the order named.
st. Michaels. Newark, Fathers Baird,
Glennon and Sexton.
Holy Cross, Harrison, Fathers Cor
coran. NusSela, Brennan.
st. James's, A%Ionsisnor Whelan and
Fathers Brennan and Corcoran.
st. Patrick's. Fathers Nuskela. Cor
eoran and Glennon.
st. Leo's, irvinetor, Fathers Sexton.
Baird. Griffin.
st. Rose Of Lin Fathers Brennan,
Griffin aHd r1gan.
The rest Of the churches will al hold
meetings. but tho scheduie has not
been arranged
On JANUARY a the churches which
have held the meetings viii hold serv-
ices, a. which the reception of the new
members viii take place and also the
ceremony OF the profession and the
blessing Of Q blessed Sacrament. :
The services on January 10. II and u
win consist of the Telling of The
Rosary a sermon and the blessing
Of the Sacrament"
A DELAYED advertisement brings on:s the after
math Of trade. IT IL the nrs. call that captures
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100 TO RECEIVE FIRST
COMMUNION ON SUNDAY.

AT the S o'clock mass next Sunday in
the Magyar Roman Catholic Church,
249 Belmont avenue 100 children will
receive their first communion. Bishop
John ]. O'Connor will confirm the chill
dren on Sunday, January u. The
members of the congregation will use
their own edihce for the first time
next Sunday.
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IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERsEY-To Willie
(PIaufussl Blaufuss, and Mrs. Willie
1Plaufuse) Blaufuss. wife Of the said Willie
tPlaufuss1 Blaufuss:
BY virtue Of an order OF tho Court Of Chan
cerY Of New Jersey made on the day of the
date hereof. In o GAUGE wherein J, Bayard
Kirkpatrick, trustee of the estate Of John
Morrison. deceased, Ia complainant, and YOU
are defendants. you and each Of you Bre re
CURED 10 appear and PLEAD. answer or demur
TO the bill Of said complainant on or before
the t~enty-ninth day OF January nineteen
hundred and twelve next, or the said bill VIII
be taken as confessed against you.
Tho said bill is hled TO %foreelose q mort
gage given by Emma Sack a. Herman Sack.
her husband. to J. Bayard Kirkpatrick, trus-
tee of the estate OF John Iorrison, deceased,
on lands In the City Newark, Essex
County, New Jersey, dated August twenty
eighth, nineteen hundred and you and each
Of yon are made defendants because you own
or claim to own or have some interest In
ssid lands or some part thereof.
Dated November %. 1911.
J. BAYARD KIRKPATRICK,
Solicitor of Complainant,
Union Building,
novppdaed IA 20 Of Newark, N. +.
"
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE.
NJ. j. o'CoNNoR'S SONS, AUCTIoNEERs,
AT H S~ALESROOMS. 13o-134 Null
BERRY ST, on THURSDAY MORN
ING. AT II O'CLOCK,
VERY LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS.
SIDEBOARDS y BUFFETS.
Also China Closets. CIaw-Foot Dining Tables.
Leather and Cane Seat Chairs. 10 sets or
individual pieces.
CHIFToNIERs, DREssERs AND WASH
STANDS.
A large assortment Of various styles, in oak.
maple and mahogany; Chairs and Rockers to
match: Bed Couches, Mattresses, Bedding.
BRASS AM IRON BEDS IN ALL STYLES.
Couches. Turkish Rockers. Music Cabinets,
Norris Chairs, Centre Tables. Mission Pieces,
Wardrobes, Lace Curtains and Pictures.
RUGS. CARPETS M RUNNERS.
in Wilton. Administer, Brussels and Smyrna:
Art Squares, Linoleums. Cook Stoves and
various other goods.
Locked Storage Rooms on tho Premises.
Telephone sol.
NJ. J. o'CoNNoR'S SONS. Est. 1895.
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PUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that tho
following ordinances have been passed by
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioned
and approved by the Mayor Of the City Of
Newark. and pursuant to Chapter SO OF the
State laws Of 1909, are herewith published BY
title:
An ordinance TO provide for the vacation Of
portion OF
OLD PERRY STREET.
An ordinance to provide for the vacation Of
portion OF
WILLET STREET
Adopted December ID. 1911.
MUNGLE,
President Of the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners.
VIM. Il. GREATHEAD,
Clerk of the Board
Approved Decsmber 10, 1911,
JACOB HAUssLING,
dec16-5t Mayor.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.

David IL. Tichenor to Christina Alt,
W S S, 18th st, 81 II II fr Madison
aV. 99Xl00
Martha I. Jacobus and bus to Mary
M. Nugent. e g Stuyvesant av, 90
IT $ fr Abinger pl. 100x2S8. .........
John Harris to Samuel D.. Matthews,
G $ Essex st, so IT 5 fir Orange
st. 53x7s, and other tract.,........
Ellis Himber to Lowy. Berger &
Finger Co., $ g cor Elizabeth nv
and Earl st. 100x104 ,.............
law Szczesny, W S S. 18th st, 25S
r. II fl nth ay. 25x100 ..............
Wladislaw Szczesny to Jacob,
Szczesny. same property, 25xlW....
Nincenzo Nittoli to Filomena Nittoli.
W 5 Nesbitt st, Us 1t II fr Orange
Mary T.. Burgess to Dora y Asnis,
e $ S. 18th st. $3.50 II II c fr Cen
trail aV, SlX100
Frederic W. lie PORN to Julius I.
Edison ct al, $ c cor I'd aY and Gar
side st, 45x1o0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Charles Bierman to Robert Taggart,
tr, W s LIST st, 295 1T n fr 18th aY.
SO&s9 Sch,aidar - par5ora aiuciS
W S orator ST, 20i fl II fr Grafton
av. 25xt77 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Barbara Gluck TO Marie Schneider.
same property. 25x177 ..".Y.."..
Giuseppe Valentine to Modern Essex
Co; n 5 Market St 'l2o It W Fl
Moses r. Pyne ct al (exrsl to
William Trevaskis. Il S Bank ST, 30
IT c fr Bruce st. 25xl09. .......t..... H.
TOWNSHIPS,
Charles r.. Christie drus) to Mabel
G. Eshbaugh, Montclair. W $ Upper
Mountain ay. at W s Ii line OF Ne"
York and Greenwood Lake X. k
1fHlXDI4 D.
Thomas Altridge to James P. Byrne,
w. Orange. W 5 Watching av, 900
IT II e fir Ridge az, 25Xl0O....""
George 6. NARROW leXn 10 John X;
av II Malvern ST. l02X1S3 ......
Martha e Schultz to Annie NJ.
Shaffcr, Bloomfield, n V cor LIN
den ana Midland AVS. ~ax2a1- 49,
Louis Schultz ct nj to Anne NJ.
Shaffcr, Bloomfield. same property,
27gx291 -.
Franceiia G. Schulz to same. Bloom
field, anne property. 2i9X29l. 1899.
Northern Improvement co. ct al To
Adele II, Wilkinson, Orange. G ;
- Lincoln aY, 30 fl II fr fremont aY,
sSxt24. and other tract...a.ss.....
Greylock Land co. 10 sarah 6.
Lauder, Belleyllle. e 5 smith st,
275 fl s fr Greylock ay, 50x1op.......
Henry Kroener to John W. Stay
back. Montclair, G s Montclair ay,
76J IT n fr lands formerly OF {. q,
III. Foppis, 60x160. ............
John w Slayback to Henry kroener
Verona, g 5 Derwent av, $50 IT $ fr
Edgemere I'd, 5OX15o, and other
Percival Holland TO Dennis r.
O'Brieu. E. Orange, II $ Renshaw
av. 100 n W Fl Arlington aV, 60X200
William Bowker, Sd, to John Bowker,
Bloomfield, n 5 Delaware ay. 96 II
3 G fir Ella st. 3sx93.
Adele Il Wilkinson and hns TO
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of the civic department, which will be
held Thursday of next week. Decem-
Der %. George w. Jagle. of h Play
grounds Commission, will speak OF
Wholesome R~ecreations." and Com
mercialized Recreations'' will be the
subject of an address by Miss Paula
Laddy, assistant probation officer for
Essex county. The meeting will be
called at 8 o'clock in the chapel Of the
Second Presbyterian Churc&
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TROOPS OUELL NOTING.

DUNDEE. Scotland. Dec. 20.-The ar
rival of troops to repress the disturb
ances caused by the lockers and cart
ers of the port. who are on strike, has
had q sanitary effect on the disorderly
element, Twenty thousand workers are
idle and the city is almost paralyzed
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CITY ADN-ERTIsEMENTs.


OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MIssIoNERs OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hail, December is, 1911.
The following Is the list Of the names. real.
dences and places of business of applicants for
licenses contained in all applications or petit.
licenses to sell spirituous. vinous, malt or
brewed liquors. and not heretofore published
Name. Place of Business. Residence.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Frederick Vim. Mausert, 33-2S7 Washing
ton Same place
FRANK M. Frauenberger, eb Mt. Prospect
same place
Joseph fenior, $50 Bloomfield av.... Samep place
Samuel L. Popiel, 254 Ferry st....... Same place
Max Rubinson, 2lg West Kinney st Same place
DAVID wet, 2oO washington av.....Same place
Edward Bllven, 81 Bridge st......... Same place
Paul Weckmueller, 20 Sussex av... Same place
Mrs. Helen Jameson, 321 Ogden 81. Same place
Giuseppe Girandola. 10 Monroe st.. Same place
FRED r. SplegeL z state st.........Sam place
same plscs
Joseph Curcio, 101 Palm st....4.....Same place
Vincent Nicodemi. 100 Seventh ay..Same place
George Ehemann, 221 Seymour av.. Same place
Philip Matchmaker. 40 South Orange ay.,
Cornelius Bradley. 70 Orange ST.. Same place
John =, Bernhart. 4Ss Avon sv...,..S Same place
William Wenolt, 58 Rankin st.....,.Ssme place
John 8. ryklewicz, 10 Joseph st., Same place
Harry Roth. 1876 Spruce t...,.......sa Same placs
Frank Roehrioh. 1877 Sixteenth ov.. Same place
Michael J. Owens, 741s Orange st. Same place
HnsSnl R Ro1srHs' s Ia A MaInut SIT. Sane PIsss
WHOLESALE-RENEWAL.
ATT 81 Gebhardt. 147 South Orange av..
Same plse~
BEER BOTTLER-RENEwAL
p. Ballantine & Sons, 438-4s7 Ferry St,
Same plses
RETAIL-TRAN6FERS.
Domeuico Tampa glione, from IS Cutler ct.
George w Thomas. from 2e7-a1s WasbGina. -
ton st. TO 265-271 Washington st.,
az Franklin "a.
Salvatore Del Bagno. from 2e4 Market st.
TO 316 Plane ..,...........,31 6 Plane 81.
RICHARD KILLER
President.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
FTtA~r rfarA
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members Of the
New York Stock Exchange:
Open. High Low. Close.
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COURT CALLS.

The court calls FOR tomorrow are
Supreme, q and So; Circuit Court, s1s
s1s, s77, ssq, sF1. ga. sts. $40. ssS and
ses.
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u

j. d. KROEHI. JR,. . BELMONT Az.
Fresh TT flowers for all occasions, funera
designing a specially. Tel. 5i62-J, Market.
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MOURNING GOODS.

MOURNING goods dyed in - hours. suaran-
iced good black also dye feathers. Tel.
6i3-W, Branch Brook: prompt delivery.
KATE DYEING CO., sic ORANGE ST,
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SMITH-First Anniversary High Mass
for the repose of the soul of Owen
Smith will be offered at st. Joseph's
Church, Thursday. December 81. at s
o'clock.
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited.
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WYMAN-At East Orange. y. J. Deem.
her IS, 1911. Edith May, wife Of John II
Wymar. aged sc years, 215 North Figh
tecnth street.
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NOTICE

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
Newark, New Jersey. December q, 1911.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
this bank, for the election OF directors to aervs
for the ensuing year. and such ot.tl business
as may be presented, will be held at the bank
ing house on Tuesday, January 0, 1912, be-
tweer the hours Of 10 and II a. m.
JAY S. TREAT.
Cashier,
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York Curb quo
tations are furnished and corrected by
Charles A. Stoneham & Co, "a Broad
street, New York: Bid. Asked.
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HAUFLER-Entered into rest on Tues
day, December 10, 1911. Gatharine T..
Haufler. widow of Gottlob Haufler.
aged rs wears 6 months. 80 North
Fifth street.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.


The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through EiaeIe 4 King
annrHra
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HELP ID

WANTED-Young man, one who has knowl-
edge of butcher business; good opportunity;
must have reference. inquire a.. Il
SONS. 4S0 South Tenth st.
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WIbD-Entered into rest. on Monday,
December Is, 1911, Marie Louise Wild,
widow of John Jacob Wild. in her slst
year. 297 Paramount avenue.
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WEEKS-on Monday. December Is 1911,
Charles Leander, only son of the late
ssRev. Joshua Z. Wingate and Frances
r. Weeks, of Gnysboro. Nora Scotia,
aged II years. . L~ombardy street.
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NANDERHOOF-At Lower Montville.
Tuesday. December 10. 1911. Mrs. Sarah
Vanderhoof. wife OF William Vanderhoof,
aged 81 years.
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HENIMOVER-On December Is. 1911, Wat
son, beloved husband of Emma Henin1-
over, aged 50 years. ZIG High street.
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JOERGER-Enterea into rest. on Tues
day, December 10, 1911, August F., be-
loved husband of Theresa Joerger (nee
Mathesl. aged 81 years 10 months and Y
days, 7S9 South Eighteenth street.
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DEY-on December 10, 1911, at his home.
John b., husband OF the late Margaret
L. Dey. FOG North First street.
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WEBER-On December Is. i911. E%nleline,
beloved wife William Weber. aged go
years, 1872 Orange street.
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BREWSTER-At Bloomfield, y. j.. De-,
cember 20. 1911, Joseph A, beloved
usband of Anna Brewster, aged y,
years, 153 Bloomfield avenue.
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MORGAN-At East Orange, n. J., on De
.cember Is. 1911. entered into rest Eliza
beth Southmayd. widow of James *.
Morgan.
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BuTLER-On Wednesday. December 20.
1911, Phoebe y. beloved wife OF
anthony Butler. aged - years. 5S1h q
Central avenue.
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ANNUAL
NATIONAL BANK.


UNION NATIONAL BANK.
Newark, n. j., December o, 1911.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this bank for the election OF directors and for
the transaction OF any business that may come
before the meeting Will be held at the bank
ing-house on Tuesday, January 8. 1912, be
tween the hours of II o'clock a. NJ. and IL
q. m.
A W. CONKLIN.
Cashier.
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STUMPF-On December IS. 1911, Esther
Somerviile. infant daughter Of Jacob
f.. and Essie s. Sturnpf. aged l year and
20 days. 16 North Second street, Harrt-
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NEARY-On December Is, 1911. Mary Van
Ripper Neary, aged ~ years, Mountain
avenue, North Caldwell.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at Springfield, n
J., December 10, 1911. J.. Alfred Morri
son, beloved husband of Margaret Nor
age,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-20

LOOKER-On December 10, 1911. Isaac
n. LOCKER, in his 69th year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-20

BOLD-On December ~. 1911. at her late
residence, 14 Magnolia street, Ami NJ.
Bold (nee RusselD beloved wife Of Will
lam G. Bold.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-20

REEVES-On December IS, 1911, Edgar
Reeves, aged So years, 2S4 Broad street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-20

BILLER-Suddeply. on December 20,
1911, Frank jr., beloved child of
FRANK and Carrie Biller (nee
Hermes), aged 10 years / month s
days, Sc Jacob street.