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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-02
FOR INSURANCE MEN.

1t is reported that merger Of two OF the
largest English fire insurance companies
Is contemplated.
July ended with an abnormal loss record
for the fire insurance companies, especial
ly in small mercantile lines.
The Casualty Company OF America has
appointed the Insurance Agency Company
agents AT st. Louis. This concern has
given up the Travellers of Hartford.
The fire companies are preparing to force
the Missouri insurance department to ae-
cept the schedule of rates which they
have prepared under the State rating law.
The American Car and Foundry Com
pany has decided to create an employers
liability fund and will carry It's own in
surance. The business has been placed
heretofore with the Travellers at an ag-
gregate premium OF about 800, Oo0. The
losses paid last year, 1t is stated, amount
ed to about $4,000.
The report OF the Western Adjustment
Bureau on the destruction OF the ST. Louis
sash and door factory, sets forth the con-
clusion that the fire was Of ~incendiary
origin. The fire was one of three which
occurred June 10. is and IL and which
caused an estimated loss of nearly $1,000
900. The first burned the plants OF the
Huttig Sash and Door Company, the Faith
man and Miller Planning Mill Company and
two other factories. Labor troubles are
supposed to have been the melting cause.
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BEARS SEEM To
Be HAVING OWN
WAY IN MARKET
Professional Element Is Appar-
emily Committed to
Lower Prices.

NEW YORK, Aug. Except for a
one point decline In International Har-
vester, prices were practically un-
changed at the opening of the stock
market today. Losses exceeded gains.
however, but the declines were nearly
nominal.
IL a. m.-On offerings from the pro-
fessional element, which apparently Is
committed to lower prices, the market
yielded ~perceptibly in the first ho1r,
with an increase of activity. Union
Pacific declined a point, with substan-
tial losses elsewhere in the active group.
Canadian Pacific alone showing some
support. Among the specialties Ten
nessee Copper vas most conspicuous
for an abrupt decline of over PA points.
with a two-point decline in American
Mailing preferred and a point each in
Mackay Companies and National
Enameling preferred.
Noon-The stock market was un-
settled during the morning, although
substantial recoveries from the low
level of the first hour were scored be-
fore noon. The action of the Afneri-
can Tobacco directors in deferring
action on the common dividend gave
rise to some uneasiness. which was re-
fected in the markets waiting. No
strength was shown by the fertilizer
issues, and in the industrial class
Allis- Chalmers preferred was off over
3 points. On the curb American To-
bacco fell 30 points, with a similar loss
in Standard Oil. The feature of the
bond list was a 4-point decline in
Allis-C Chalmers 5 per cents. which fell in
sympathy with the preferred stocks
Bonds were generally lower.
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CANADIAN FAIRBANKS MERGER.

OTTAWA. Ont, Aug. 2.-The Canadian
Fairbanks Company. with. head Offices in
Montreal and branches throughout The
dominion AMI the Fairbanks-M Morse Cana
dian Manufacturing Company. Ltd, with
head Offices in Toronto. and its subsidiary
companies, the Dominion Safe and Vault
Company. Ltd, of Tarnham. que, and
the e. and T. Fairbanks Company. Of
Sherbrooks, Que, have amalgamated. The
new company is to lie known as the Ca
madam Fairbanks-Morse Company. The
president Will be H.. s. Fuller, of Mon
banks Company. and the vice president,
r. c. Brooks, of Toronto. president Of the
Fairhanks-Mors concern. The capitaliza-
ton is to be $1,000. 600.
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THE PROVISION MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug, 2.-Flour-Firm
with q fair inquiry.
Wheat-Opening unchanged wheat
soon eased off slightly under favorable
weather and disappointing Liverpool
cables. but again fnrmed up on the bull
ish SHOWS report and decreasing
primary receipts. September, 95 1850
96: December. g9% m99M.
Pofk-Firm; short clear. is. 90 a II 80.
B~eef-Steady.
Lard-Firm; middle West. $50 $40.
Sugar-Raw. firm, m~uscovado. SO
test. ali; centrifugal, 90 test, 4.61. Mo-
lasses. SO test, $3.50. Refined steady.
Petroleumr-Steady.
Coffee-Spot, quiet: Rio No. Z. 1874;
No. 1 Santos, 1874.
Enthusiastically.
Hay-Quiet.
Poultry-Dressed steady, Western broil-
ers, 1905; fowls, lodl5i turkeys, 12d15.
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THE T T MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. with the gov
crop report due at midday and
sentiment pretty well settled as to its
probable showing, the cotton market
was comparatively quiet this morning
openinu was steady at a decline Of 10
points on August and OF 3 to points
on later months, in response to lower
cables and reports OF continued selling
III Liverpool, but offerings were not
heavy, and during the first few min
utes new crop positions rallied TO with
in a point or two OF yesterdays finals
on covering. There seemed TO be no
real un~easiness on the part of shorts,
however, and as demand failed to
broaden on the bulge recent buyers for
a reaction turned sellers and prices
were about 6 to Is points net lower
during the middle of the morning
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
GETS MONEY IN EUROPE
FOR BUILDING.
SIS, 900, 900 Raised in France
and Germany.
and Germany.

PARIS, Aug. 2.-Robeft McMaster GIL
lespie has Just completed the financing OF
the new skyscraper. the Woodwork build
ing, in New York city.
For the whole undertaking, said Mt.
Gillespie, I'VE wanted $1S, 10000. So 0O0.o eco
for land. 100000 for the foundation and
100000 for the building. Mr.. WooIworth
supplied $5,O00.000.
with Otto Markiewicz. of Berlin. | set
about a while ago to find the balance in
Europe, and have now raised something
like $4,000 900, France supplied most OF
this amount"
The Woolworth building. which will he
located corner Of Broadway and Park
place. opposite the postofiee, when com
pleted wifi be the tallest office structure
In the world. II will contain hftY-hVe
stories and win he 80 feet hieh.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-02
FINANCIAL CONCERNS OF
STATE HA We MORE CASH
Bank Commissioner Vivian M. Lewis's Statement Shows S5IO,
500, 79I.6 in 81 Institutions ResOurces-A Gan
of $40, 100000 Over Last Year.

TRENTON, Aug. vivian NJ. Lewis.
the commissioner of banking and in
surance has issued a statement which
shows tina there have been gains of
nearly $40, 900, 900 in resources and OF
more than. SIG, 600, 900 in deposits by
the financial institutions of the State
during the last year. The aggregate
%esource of the 131 Institutions reach
SO 7o.592,79 1 SO, and the deposits amount
to S300, 400. 900
The aggregate resources of the
eightY-six trust companies are $234.-
19S,422. an increase OF S13,77S.492 over
last year. The twenty-five savings
banks ave of SIG, 946 40,
an increase of S5.016.119, and the re-
sources of the twenty State banks are
S1S.S47,s75. an increase of $1,020,0S6.
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BERNHEIMRR LEFT s1.ooo.o 600.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-simon L. Bern
beimer's will was filed for probate yes
terdAy. He was the head of the Bern
heiner & Schwartz Pilsner Brewing Com
pany. The estate Is valued at between
1900 600 and 100000. Requests of $500
each are made TO the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum. Mt, Sinai Hospital. the Monte
fore Home for Chronic mvalids. the Home
for Aged and Infirm Hebrews, the Edu-
cational Alliance, the Hebrew Technical
Institute and the German Hospital. Five
thousand dollars Is directed TO be paid
to Charles Lauteu, an employee of Bern
heimer. The residue, thought to be about
$2,000,00o. is left to the testator's brother
Max and HIS sister Flora.
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SHIPS ORE TO EDISON
TO IMPROVE REDUCTION.
Mine Owner Experimenting with
Low Grade Product.

IDAHO SPRINGS. Colo, Aug. Henry
b. Clifford, of New York. who induced
Thomas A. Edison to take up the matter
Of the reduction of low-grade suIphide
ores. is shipping two carloads of repre-
sentative milling ores of Clear Creek and
Gilpin county mines to the Edison labora-
tories In New Jersey for experimental
purposes One carload will he shipped
from Black Hawk and another Will he
loaded at Idaho Springs. For the last four
years Mr.. Clifford has been buyine into
idle mines in both counties, and today has
immense holdings.
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ALLEGES 100000 FRAUD.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. federal Commits
sioner Chase Morsey was yesterday APP
pointed receiver for the American Bank
ers' Assurance Company.
The most serious allegation in the petit
tion Ia that A. c.. Landon, Harry NJ. Rubey
n !, y. Jones conspirea with the Fed
fraud the compa by the exchange OF
500. 900 worth Of stock for a similar
amount OF real estate bonds. covering 20,
600 acres in Washington county. Mo-, said
to be worth less than $1O0,OOQ
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funds of S19.149,0S3. an increase for
the year of $s26.152. Their undivided
profits amount to ss,S92.4S4, an in
crease of 1850. $33. The surplus of the
of $685.. 425. The surplus funds of the
State banks amount to $1.277. 500. an
increase of $3.50, 600. The undivided
profits of these banks mouu to S619.-
ment shows the condition of trust com
panies at the close OF business, June 30
last, and the comparisons are made
with the corresponding date of last
year. In the case of the savings banks
u State banks the comparison is
made between June 7, 1911. and June
80. 1910.
This table shows the conditions of
each class
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BuYs PEAVEY ELEVATOR.

CHICAGO, Aug, 2.-Financial and Board
OF Trade circles we're surprised yesterday
when IL became known that the J. Rosen-
baum Grain Company. one OF the largest
in the country, has purchased at a hiy
figure two South Chicago grain elevators,
part of the property OF the Peavey Grain
Company, which got into difficulties
through the mysterious drowning Of James
Petit. its president.
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SALE OF MEXICAN ROADS DENIED.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.--The report from
Mexico that the control of the National
Railways Of Mexico has passed out OF the
hands OF the Mexican government through
the sale by General Diaz and former Min
lister OF Finance Limantour to New York
bankers. was denied Yesterday by d. p.
Bennett. vice-president of the road. lie
said that In the plan for the merger OF
the National Railroad Company OF Texas
and the Mexican Central Railway, form
ing the consolidated company 1t was
stipulated that control should be lodged
with the Federal government.
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SHIP MERGER PLANS COMPLETED.

DULUTH. Mimi, Aug. 2.-Plans for the
consolidation of some of the largest ship
ping corporations on the Canadian side
of the Great Lakes, which have been in
completed. It was announced here yes
terday that working arrangements have
also been entered into between the merger
and the Manchester Line, Ltd, OF which
Lord Christopher Furness is chairman.
The a~malgamation, which will have a
capital OF $40. 600, 900. will own upward Of
ATTY boats plying on Lakes Superior,
Michigan. Huron, Erie and Ontario.
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s73z.3z4.O16 OUT IN NOTES.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug. 2.-The total
amount of national bank notes outstand-
ing on August | was s792, 1924. 016. This was
an increase Of S4,629. sos since July / last
and an increase OF $40. 1884, 4S since August
/, 1910.
The total amount OF bonds on deposit
to secure national bank notes and public
deposits was s755, 149, 40. or this amount
$606, 314,050 was In 2 per cent. consois Of
1890.
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MAcHINISTS, PAY RULING.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The cases
OF the Brooklyn navy yard machintsts
who claimed pay for July 4 were de-
cided today by Comptroller Tracewell.
lie holds that las men who were absent
with leave on July 3 on account of the
intense heat are entitled TO pay on July
because IL was a national holiday.
The comptroller holds that 225 men
who quit work without permission on
July 3 separated themselves from the
government service temporarily at
least by that act. and he rules that they
are enfitled to no paw for July 4.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Aug. 2.-American securities
were quiet aud steady during the early
trading today. Prices advanced from a to
"A on light covering.
In the afternoon Wal street offerings
caused further losses and the market closed
weak.
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MINING BROKER BANKRUPT.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Wesley Farley. a
mining stock broker. has filed o petition
In bankruptcy with liabilities s5.3oS and
nominal assets consisting of S3.333 shares
of stock OF the Trans Peeos oil and Gas
Company. loo shares 80 Gold Mining Com.
any 1000 shares Commodore Gold Min-
ing Company and 100 shares Shafgai
Realty Company, actual values unknown
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PAYS ssI,oo6.lI6 BENEFIT.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-1n addition to the
Pennsylvania'e approximation and PEN
sion disbursements. the latest reports Of
the relief funds show that since 1886 a
totAl Of x3l. 0a6. 1862 has been paid on
b~enefts TO members who were ~ineapaci-
fsted for work and also 10 the families
~ those who died. During the month Of
June the amount was $3.50. S0e.62.
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STANDARD OIL co. MAY
TEST COMPENSATION LAW.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Lisbility insur-
ance men are taking a pessimistic view of
conditions in New Jersey under the amend
ed liability and new workmen's compen-
sa tion law. The added risk has caused the
rates to advance to a point where the
employers are refusing to renew.
II is stated that the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey has determined upon
a constitutional test of the workmen's
compensation law at the earliest oppor-
tunity.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Owing TO the lack of quorums at the
executive committee meeting of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company and the South
ern Pacific Company. no action was taken
on the current dividends.
Smyth & Davidson. at % Broad street.
New York, has been dissolved. The
business will be continued under the name
of Douglas Smyth.
Edward 7. Perine. former treasurer Of
the United States Mortgage and Trust
Company, has opened Offices In the Singer
building.
Edwin NJ. Herr has heen elected presi-
dent of the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company, succeeding f.. S.
Atkins.
The New York Stock Exchange has
admitted to the list sl0.001.000 additional
American Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany collateral trust 4 per cent. coupon
bonds due 1925.
Out OF a total of $50. 000. 600 Philadelphia
Rapid Transit stock there has been de-
posted in the voting trust to date $40.
793, $50.
The stockholders OF the Colts Arms
Company voted to dissolve the company
and TO exchange its stock for that o. the
Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing
Company, the parent company.
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HnI SPRINGS LINE SOM.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Little Rock.
Hot Springs and Western and Benton.
has been sold to the Rock Island for $3.50
600. II extends from Little Rock to Hot
Springs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Arrived at New York Yesterday.
Sc Kaiser Wilhelm H.. Bremen, July Is.
So Minneapolis. London, July %.
Sc Birma. Ubau, July IS.
SIS Duea di Geneva, Genoa, July 1s.
SIS Verona. Genoa. July IA.
- Gut He'll. Shields, July II.
SIS Madeirense. Port Arthur, July n.
IS csrour, Barbados, July 81.
So Havana. Havana. July ~.
Sc Apache. Jacksonville, July 20.
Sc city Of Montgomery. Savannah, July Is.
Sc Denver. Galveston, July 90.
So Madison. Norfolk, July 81.
SIS Horatiue, Boston. July 81.
SIS Pinar del Rio. Philadelphia, July 81.
Arrived Mt Foreign Ports.
SIS Trinidad. at Halifax from New York
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RAIN SAVES CORN CROP.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2.-Copious rains
reaching all parts Of the State in the last
days have come at an opportune time
for the corn crop, and il is believed that
the breaking Of the drought Is in time TO
make an average crop for the entire
State.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following ale the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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CANHAM-At her late residence, I
Tompkins street. West Orange, N. J.,
on Wednesday, August 2. 1911, Addie
NJ, wife of James L.. Canham.
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HEALEY-on August 1. 1911, Ellen
HeaIey (nee Shannon). beloved widow
of the late Thomas Healey and
mother of Mary e. O'Hagan and
John B. Healey. at her late resi-
dence, west md avenue. Walls
burg section.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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CREEDEN-On July 81. 1911. Margaret
A. Creede. nee Dolan), beloved wife
of Dennis Creeden, 66 South Clinton
street, East orange.
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MGRRAY-on August /, 1911. Michael
T., beloved husband of Bessie Muir
ray (nee GID, Al Sherman avenue,
East Newark.
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MacDONALD-On Tuesday, August l.,
1911. Isabella p. Ionic. beloved wife
OF Thomas w. Macdonald. II Bayard
street, Belleville.
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CUNNINGHAM-At Winthrop, Mass.
on Monday, July 81. 1911, Ralph L.,
son of Ralph M. and Grace A. Cun-
ningham, aged | year and 5 months.
Funeral service at the nome of his
parents. 20 Fabyan place. Newark,
y. j.. on Wednesday evening. Au-
gust 2, at g o'clock. Interment at
Evergrt I Cemetery.
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LEWIS--At West Orange. n. j., on
Tuesday. August /, 1911, Estelle A,
daughter OF David j. and Caroline e.
Lewis, aged IL months, 80 Cherry
street.
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GARDNER-on Tuesday, August 1,
1911, Repecca, widow of Edward
Gardner. 2O1 North Thirteenth street.
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BRENNAN-At Orange, y. J.. n
Wednesday, August 3. 1911. Michael
Brennan. a native of Lisgarrif. Ros-
common, Ireland. husband of the late
Jane MacDermot.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Please
omit flowers.
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COMMUNICATIONS, on July 81.
1911. William Henry, husband of
Paula Gerhart. 3S Melrose street,
Nutley, aged 65 years.
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SCHROEDER-Passed away. on We'd
nesday. August 2, 1911, J. Frederick,
beloved son Of Edward A. and Louisa
Schroeder, in his twenty.fourth year.
Residence, 10 Ingraham place.
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BoNNEJL-At her late residence, 81
William street, Orange. N. J., on
Wednesday, August 2, 1911, Mary A.
Bonnell (nee Chambers), wife of
Stephen A. Bonnell.
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y. j.. July 30, 1911, Raymond, beloved
son of Charles and Christina kimbie.
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BATES II July 81, 1911. John Thomas,
husband Of Edith Florence Bates, and
son of John and Elizabeth Bates, aged
s5 years, ga Main street. Orange.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.


The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished Trough EiseIe q King
4
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DEATHS.

BARRON August 1. 1911. Robert, nus
band of Mamie Barr (nee Haggerty),
at his late residence, ~ Camp street.
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DEGNAN-On August l. at his late
residence, Sc South Seventh street,
Bernard, son of David and the late
Catherine Degnan.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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CEMETERIES.
GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY

Franklin av. and JoraIemon ST.. Bloomfield,
N. j.; tel. 1643-J., Bloomfield. Plot, 1 graves
and over. se5 up. Graves, adults, s14
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sEARING-on Tuesday. August L.
1911, John u Soaring, in his eighty
third Year
Relatives and friends are invited 20
attend the funeral service at his home,
5 Thomas street, on Friday, August 4.
at 2 r. m Interment in Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery.
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wARDAon July 81, 1911, Mark A,
Ward, in his nth year, 656 Park ave.
nue., East Orange.
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outgoing Steamships.
SAN. TODAY.

$. TRINIDAD. at Haiifsx from New 70
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STIEF-On August l, 1911, Karl, be-
loved husband OF Theresa stief, Car
hegie place, Hilton,
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wooDRUFF-At Germantown, Pa. on
Tuesday. August /. 1911, Sarah E.,
widow Of Archibald H. Woodruff, in
her S6th year.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on Tuesday,
August l., 1911, at his home, 60 North
Thirteenth street. William c.. hus-
band Of Christiana Thompson tnee
Freeman).
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sMALLEY-At Liberty Corner, ", j.
Taesday, August !, 1911. Fanny E..
wife of Lewis c. Smalley, aged 6S
years.
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vALENTINB-At Montclair. N. j..
July 81. 1911, Sallie F., beloved daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary Haynes. 17S Forest
street.
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WRIGHT-At their home, Nc. 80 sher-
man avenue, or Tuesday, August l,
1911, Margaret Elizabeth. daughter Of
Adelbert @. and Louise Bennett
Wright, aged 16 days.
Funeral and interment private.
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srTTON-On July 81, 1911, Patrick
Sutton. beloved husband of Margaret
tnee Rowe).