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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the coun-
ty clerks office yesterday; u,..
Tuasto Cut Stone Company, contractors
stone work, $475; Montclair and Mt.
Prospect avenues Same owners with r.
Berla, contractor, heating work, s1,760;
same premises.
Augusta Mueller. owner, with G. Bau-
mann & Sons. contractors, plumbing
work, $676; 543 South Eleventh street.
Board of Education, owners. with
o'Gara & Mcguire, contractors, concrete
work., sS4S; Waverly Avenue school: Same
owners with H.. Schneider Building Com
pany, contractors. all work. PAST; New.
ark Normal School.
Augusta Mueller, owner. with William
Meyer, contractor. painting work, $3.50;
SAB South Eleventh street.
H. Rosenberg. owner, with s.. Mali
boff & M. Gilman. contractor, carpenter
work, $3.50: Dodd street, Bloomfield. Same
tractors, mason work, $475; same prem
ises. Same owner, with S. Glickfeld &
Son, contractors, plumbing work, SLIPS;
same premises. Same owner with same
contractor, plumbing and heating work,
4 400; Park venue, Bloomfield. Same
owner with M. Polokoff & d. Rudenann,
premises. Same owner with S. Nailof g.
M. Gilman, contractors, carpenter work,
81. 300: same promises.
l.. Richards. owner. with o. ORourke,
contractor, mason work. $500; 19o-1T Lin
coin place. Irvington.
Eisele 81 King. oYners, with G. Traut-
WE'LL, COHlidClbAf tdipSilof WOihI pooO
46-52 Clifton avenue Same owners with
Goeller Iron Works. contractors, iron
work, S125; same premises. Same owners
with Beaver Engineering Company, con-
tractors, electrical work. 800; same prem
ises. Same owners with c. Fillips, con-
tractor, mason work. SOB; same prem
Uses.
Mutual Home Building Company. own-
ers. with s.. Glassner, contractor, all
work, $500; Los Hawthorne avenue.
F. Clnthe. owner. with W. Wickstrom,
contractor. carpenter work s4,1S7; Broad
and State streets, Bloomfield. Same own
er with v. Denoth. contractor, mason
work, :, s44: same premises. ~.
G. SCHMIDT and E. Fisher, owners, with
g. Glickfeld & Son, contractors, plumbing
and heating work, si,%o; 1873 North Third
street. Same owners with NJ. Rosens,
contractor, mason work, $3.50; amt
premises.
9, .Condits owner, With T. Reichert, con.
tractor. all work, $500; Seventeenth
street, East Orange.
West End Club. owners. with T. Mack
snacr a Co. contractors, rnalon work ssss
e5S South Seventh street. am owners
work, t2fi ssiss prsfaissSs
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MONTCLAIR.

The congregation of the First Congre-
g~ational Church will elect tonight four
deacons to serve three years to succeed
William 2. Holmes, Edward Earl, Ed
ward T. Meyers and DR.. Willis c. Noble:
two deaconesses to serge three years to
succeed Mrs. William II. Sutton, ir.. and
Mrs. William ]. Whitaker; one deaconess
to serve one year to fill out the. unex-
pired term of Mrs. Henry v. Condlct re-
signed; a superintendent Of the Sunday
school to serve one year to succeed Rev.
Theodore Halbert Wilson,; a clerk to serve
one year to fill out the unexpired term OF
N. Reynolds Brooks, resigned, and a
register to serve. three years to succeed
in Wilde Memorial chapel.
James w. Fleming. of Upper Montclair,
Is spending the winter in his bungalow at
Hamilton, Bermuda.
Miss Marjorie Matlock, of New York,
who has been a guest of Miss Belle Null
len. of Gates venue, has returned to
her home.
The woman's Missionary Society of
Church, Upper Montelair, held a success
full sale Of dainty jabots. lace trimmed
handkerchiefs and dolls, pillow tops and
home of Mrs. 6. d. Phillips, III Cooper
avenue.
The art department of the woman's
Club, of Upper Montclair. will meet this
papers will be read by Miss Crawford
on 'tCicilian Mosaics," and one on "St.
Marks at Venice" by Mrs. f.. w. Gold
schmidt.
The last of a course OF lectures on
Modern Methods of Sunday school
Teaching was delivered last night in the
auditorium of the x. NJ. {. A. by Rev.
william Walter Smith. His subject was
Manual Training In the Sunday School"
In answering an alarm for a fire in
the home of an Italian family at 1873
Forest street yesterday afternoon
Truck No. / while driving out of the
hrehouse on Bloomfield avenue ran into
an excavation in front of the fire.
house, where the Public Service Rail
way is putting in new switches. The
truck was slightly damaged II did
not proceed to the fire. A blazing mat
tress, which caused the alarm, was
thrown out of the window. There was
no other damage.
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DISCUSS WAGE SCHEDULE.

ELIZABETH. Dec. ia Joint meet
ing of delegates OF the Master Build
ers' Association and the Building
Trades Council vas held in the Board
of Trade rooms last night for the pur-
pose Of adjusting the wage schedule
for next year. A joint committee was
named to prepare the details of the
schedule. which it is expected will be
adopted at a later meeting of the dele
gates to be held before the first of the
year.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK

Marks Brooks to Atlantic Building and
Loan Association, west side South Nine
teenth street, 225 feet south from Nine
teenth avenue, LOO.
West End Homestead Company to FL
deity Trust Company. east side West
End avenue. go feet south from Howell
Ida l.. slegel and husband to Martha ].
Fonda, east side Roseville avenue, 1876 feet
north from Sussex avenue. 5000.
Same to same, same property, Al .ON0,
Bernard Gluck to Warranty Building and
Loan Association. southwest corner -Four
teenth avenue and South Seventh street,
$500.
Same to Second Ward Building and Loar
Association, west side South Seventh
street, 45 feet south from Fourteenth
Isaac Moskowitz to Ellis Himber. east
side Badger avenue, 25 feet north from
Madison avenue. 500.
Helen L. Mickene to Franklin Savings
Institution, west side Highland avenue
go feet north from Elwood avenue, 81, 800.
Barnett Pottes to Samuel Schechner,
north side New street, 1856 feet west from
Gaetano Riccisrdella to same. west side
Hayes street, $50 feet south from Dark
lane, $1,000.
South Tenth street, $500.
Franciska Hole to Fidelity Trust Com.
pany, northeast side Barclay street, 9s1
feet north from Spruce street, $500.
Pellegrino Gialneo to Hattie r. Bass,
southeast corner Hugh Smiths land, 81
feet northeast from Morris Canal. 49, geo.
Amos M. Pearson to Tenth Ward Build
ing and Loan Association, north side
Winthrop street, 225 feet west from Lin
coin avenue, and second tract, $500.
John Mulvihill TO Daniel Daley, cas-.
side Sanford street, 1856 feet south from
Wall street, n,10.
Alfonso Del Guercio to South Parl
Building and Loan Association, west side
Cutler street, 200 feet north from Eixth
avenue, az, 800,
Abraham dingoid to salum Rossabaum.
west side Speedway svenus. le4 feet south
from South Orange ayepus, 1902 -.
s!as s~REsaEfaic aysauss. 81 esss seutA
AsssssFa 6apak q 1SA E~EeinssaAA,
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.


Simon Rosonstein to Isador Foit-
linger, II W cor Sussex av and I'd
st, S6xlD
Martha j. Fonda to Ida L. Siegel,
9 S Roseville av, 125 It # Sussex
av. 50x100 Observation-Disclosures.
Ellis H!mher to Isaac Moekowitz,
9 9 Badger ay, 70 TT fr Madison
Js aS, l0NGo to1, r. NH. u,nh.r
: Lanark az. $50 IT W fr Vail
Marius n. Biraghy to Wye-Kay
Realty Co, Q Wakeman ev. 400
It fr Nursery st, 25x10o. ..........a
Salum Rosenbaum to Abraham Gin
gold. w 8 Speedway av. 2s4 IT fr
Anna B. Bloomer and hus to Au-
gusta Stauffer, s 9 Walnut st, Se3
It fr Sanford st, 25x100. ............
Samuel Baime ct 81 to Union Build
Ing Co, W 8 Mt. Prospect ay.
A 40 f. n Vito # Heller FL ga psSrsT psslt 1sS eSa
Q 5 Cortlandt pl. 647 IT fr Ferry
st, b7x26, and other tract. ..........
Enterprise Building and Loan Assn.
to New jersey Land and Constr3c-
ton Co.. 8 18th ay, rs # Fl 9.
Attilio Gonnelli to Alfonso Del
Guercio. W 8 Cutler st, 200 IT II fr
9Th av. 23x100
Same to Raffaele Farese, W s Cutler
st, 223 It FIR 9th av. 15x100. .........,.
Samuel krieger ct 81 to James 4.
fr woodland av, 26xs4 ...............
Federal Building and Loan Assn. to
Fairchild- Baldwin Co., 8 8 Spring
field av, 1880 IT FIR Shipman at. 30xS4.
Fairchild-Baldwin Co, to Seth r.
Abrams, $ s Springfield av, 100 1T
Fl Arlington St 3ox4s .."...........
William s. Fsirchild to same, -e $
Peshine av, 81 # FIR Madison av.
Carrie s. Abrams to Fairchild-
Baldwin Co. e s Summer av, las
Marietta White to- Elizabeth NJ,
FIR Clinton pl, 40x90 ...............,.
Victor Gromest to Hubert r. Hahn.
$ e cor Avon av and s. 18th st,
2ox99
TOWNSHIPS.
Simeon II. Robinson ct al to Charles
Norman. Bloomfield, q s Brook
side pl, s42 TT fir Bloomfield av.
Reginald T: Bennett to J. Lewis FL
acre, Nutley. $ e s Myrtle av. 200
it n e fir Melrose ST, 25x122 .........
John l.. Wiessmann to Charles
Cluthe, jr., ct al, Bloomfield, W S
Broad st, 8 fr State st, 50x14s, 80.
Garrett ri. Stfykef 10 Il.
Tichenor, Caldwell, II S Ravine av,
EST # fir Francis pl, 50x175. .........
Jacob Fl. Mayer to Paul Graham,
~Irvington. e $ Webster st, 12S #
fr Elmwood av, 31x125 ..............
King-Marsac Co. TO Constantine
Schellizzi, NutIey, n 3 F.. Centre
st. Ss4 # fr Walnut st, 25x1O2:.......
Fred Mancini to Joseph A. Marzulli,
Nutley. S S Il. Centre st, 625 it fr
Erie Railroad Company's Id, 25x109
observation-disclosures Co. to Electa
f. Turner, S. Orange, W s Innwood
pl, 260 # fr Maplewood av, 73x116..
Essex Terrace Development to
George Taylor. Belleville. S S Els
sex st, $50 # fr Washington av,
15Ox867, and other tracts.
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pIspossFs HoTEL.xEEpER.

Edward F. Flood, of his city, was
today granted diSposeess proceedings
by Judge Daniel A. Dugaa in the Or
ange District Court against John w.
Iieilnor, who conducts tho Plaza Hotel.
Orange. for tho noa-2aymens OF rent.
Flood f. the owner OF the hotel.
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EXPENSES NOT FILED; HOLDS
UP ELECTION CERTIFICATE.

PASSAIC. Dec. 1S.-County Clerk
Thompson. CT Bergen coLlty, says
that the statement of expenses
of Charles Dollbaum. councilman
elect of the borough OF Walling-
ton had not been received at his Office
and that ne will therefor. be unable
To give Mr.. Dollbaum a certificate of
office. Mr.. Dollbaum says that on No
vember "A he mailed his statement to
Mr.. Thompson, but the latter asserts
it was not received by him.
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BOY GETS VERDICT OF $57
AGAINST TROLLEY co.

James Harlon. jr., 10 years old. Sc
cured a verdict of S57 against the Pub
lie Service Corporation yesterday be
aus OF an injury he received when u
motorman threw a wrench at him. Sew
eral boys had been playing around tho
water tank car of the trolley company
while it was being filed when tho
trouble started.
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HEALTH BOARDS WARNING.

The Montclair Board of Health -ast
night decided to erect spit signs on
all trolley posts in the town, warning
the public against splitting on the side
walks and floors of trolley cars and al,
public buildings. After the erection or
the signs the board will enforce the or
dinance against every offender.
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ELECTION BOARD'S SUIT
FOR LIBEL is BEGUN.

Suit brought by John B. Dunn, John
MCGEE, Harry H. Lyon and Everett B..
Shepardson, election officers of the
First district, Millburn, against Frank
Wright, wne of the Short Hills Item.
was started In the Orange District
Court before Judge Daniel A. Dugan
today. The election officers allege that
Wright's paper contained a libelous
article concerning them.
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OF GAS VICTIM
CLAIMED BY HIS WIFE,

The body Of j. Charles Payne, which
was found nfeless in his home, 81
Sussex avenue. East Orange. yester-
Gay. has been claimed by his wife,
who lived apart from him in this city.
The body will be brought to Mrs.
Payne's home. Funeral arrangements
have not ns yet been completed. Payne,
Il Is believed, met death by asphyxia-
ton accidentally,
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OLD wEsTFIELp RESIDENT DIES.

WESTFIELD, Dec. 1s.-Apoplexy is
believed to have caused the death Of
William G. De Lamater, aged 10 years,
who is dead at his home, 3o4 East Dud-
ley street. He was born in Bingham
ton. N. Y, and had resided hore forty
ysars.
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RRocKs-A, 4oi Central avenue. Orange,

BROCKs-A. 40i Central avenue UranSe5'
n. j., CT Tuesday. December Y, 1911;
Leslie d. Brooks. beloved husband OF
Julia A, Brooks nee CosgroVe).
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence cf his mother, Mrs, Kate j.
Brooks, 4S1 Valley road. West orange,
on Thursday, December II. at ] o'clock
p. m thence to ST. Marks Church,
where services will be held. lnterment
in Rosedale Cemetery.
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wv Y0RK STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations Of tho
days prices, as furnished through
Ryrne Sc Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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MISUNDERSTANDING, on December 4,
1911, Fannie r.. beloved mother OF Elmer
e. Andrews and Mrs, {. Edith Spann,
at the residence Of her son in-aw; Mf'
John {. Spann, % Finlay place, Nalls-
burr.
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MANN-On NondeY. Deeere''er u, ~
Fd~ar A Mann. hoehard OF The late I'm
mr. Mann in the 52a wear of rs age.
Relatives and friends. also the ne2a-
hers of cellu'old Clsb. Insurance de1n,t-
meut. are Kindly invited To attend ~"
funeral on Thureday, Decerooer y. l9I,
at 1890 n. m, froro the residence o. ms
brother. Charles Mann. M. 80 S22lh
Nineteenth street Interment in Fnse-
dale and Linden Cemetery Liuden' n, D.
MANzo-Ati her late residence. 80
Paciec street. Catherine Manro. he
loved daughter Of Frank am Nln@
Manzo, aged ! year S months ] uaN2.
M-GOvERN-At Hawthorne. n } gu
Monday, December Il. 1911, Ttn7rg< ~
loved husband Of the late Mary Mc'i"N-
ern tnee Brogan).
MrvrR-on Me0dav. December i.
1911 Charles Never. belc-ed fatfer
OF Gertrude and Charles Meyer az
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, or necewbsr 10,
1911. J.. Cherlee faYsr' 5e.eYe9 nus.
49th year, t31 South Fifteenth street
PNrTY-suddenly, on neceprer IL.
1911. Montreal GEORGE PattT. beloVcd
husband &C Johanna Petty, in his
s7th year, III Brnen street
REDDFN-Or Decomher 70 19t1. at her
sisters residence. 260 Thirteenth ave-
nue.. Susie, beloved daughter Of Will
lam II. and the late Mar A. Boylan.
RowE-on December -. 1911. Henry
IT.. beloved husbp~d Of the late Char
lotte $. Fowe, J Murn avenue, corner
South Orange avenue.
nM1TH-on Decee,resg II. 1911, Nellie. he
loved wife Of Thne1ag F. Smith thee
Giblinl. at her residence, Sl south Nine
tenth street.
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BEHRENDT-Entered into rest on Tues
day. Decembee II. 1871. Reinhardt Ben
rendt, aged % years . months ~ days
644 Bergen street.
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BALDWIN-On December Y. 1911. Arthur
G.. husband of Isabelle Baldwin, IN ms
66th year, l67 North Sixth street.
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NilNNEID-On DeremheF IT. III, ; lUTT,1
F. son of Ann and the late Patrick
Council.
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
Nited to attend the funeral from ms
mothers residence, III Sussex aveile.
on Thursday. Decer Der a, at s a. m; to
the Sacred Heat Church, where . Htteh
Mass of Requiem will he offered iof tiie
repose of his soul at 2 d. m. Ihtefment
in the Cemetery Of the Holy sepulehff'
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IYONs--At Newark. N. j.. Deer be- ~
1911, Eugene kr'hur. ~von-~est chtld
Of Arthur and BESSIE L.vors. aTHd y
raorth4 and ia days, 242 Ridge street
Newark.
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EEIV'f'+'1s- ES.
LOCAL SECURITIES.

t.tb"s'yJ~f Observation-Disclosures"
Size bid AVID nNked nrieeA appended
are frrR;Shri i.rnf"', '7isele & ISiDEi
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FLORISTS.

J d. kROEHI. JR.. ~ BELMONT AY.
Fresh cut flowers Tor all occasions; funeral
designing a speciality. Tel. 5462-J. Market.
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BREWER-On Wednesday. December II,
1911, Mary A.. beloved wife Of oscar y.
Brewer (nee Disosway) 20 Heller park
way.
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COOK-On December IS. 1911, at her resi-
dence, 1121a Duryea street, Arthlna, ne
loved wife of Frederick A. Cook.
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CTrRL-At MontG'air. N. J. on Desemhei
10. 1911, Miss Alice M. Curl, 90 North
Fullerton avenue.
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GARRABRANT-At Paterson, y 81
December u. 1911, AMI. beloved bus
band of the late Mary D., a
(nee Post), In his 18th year, 10S EiXteentf
avenue.
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BITTLER-Ou December II, 1911. Kathy-
rim Morris. daughter Of Blnnch and
Benjamin M. Butler and granddaughter
of Bertha f.. Apologize, ne Gay street.
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Kr rN-On December II. 1911. Eva
KLEIN, AZ WASHINGTON street. Har-
rison.
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A doisysd advcrtiscms sat brings only sss after
suath Of Trade. II Il. tho fret call that eaptnFss
the procession 81 eustoHsfs.
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CIARK-At Madison. N. j.. December ~,
1911. Sarah Elizabeth Clark. In her Sly
tieth year. l6 Srltiou street, Madison.
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JOnAr ~NFON-snd1enlv. ~ Decen,her
70. 1a1t. John w. hu~hqnd OF Eltzn
s Icralenon. aged Is years., 81
Washington avenue.
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RETz-On December ~, 1871. Etne-
line r., widow Of Abraham N. Fretz'
in her 74th year. . North Seven
teenth street, East Orange.
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GITMoRE-On December H.. 1911,
Emma, widow of Thomas Gilmore,
aged Sc years, corner Of Devon ara
Hoyt streets, KeCrnY,
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JOHNSON -tnterod into rest MONDAY.
Docomber u. 1871 Johr helevea ~
band of Charlotte JOHNSON. AT bis
late re~idencc' % sussex avenue. East
Ornngc.
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MouRNINc cnoDS.


MOURNING goods dyed in - hours. guaran-
iced good black: also dye feathers. Tel.
o43-W, Branch Brook; prompt delivery.
KATE DVETNG CO. SIC ORANGE ST.
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HTvNT--At ORANGE. N J.. Decen'her ~
1911. Patrick. brother of Michael AID
Thomas Hunt, 96 Watching venue
West Orange.
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HAMMAcHER-on TUESDAY, pecerrher
~, 1911, Malinda Knapn. wire %
Edward W. Hamnacher,
Funeral services froin a"r Lite
home. 100 Ninth avenue. Frh1a" Pc.
cember IS. at $50 r m ln,tcrmeat
in Rosedale Cemetery IT tue con-
venience of the family.
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MANzO-Ati her late residence. so
Paciec street. Catherine ManTo he
loved daughter Of Frank am N1n@
Manzo, aged ! year s months ] uaNs
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HARTuNG-on Monda5: peeeaier a
1911. Lewis. husband cf I'cV tiartho
1pee Mnver). in his aith veor,
Relatives and friends also fnenite-s ..
the Fraterual Order OF Eae'cs. Sewaft
Aerie No. A, are invited o ne seryt,n'
al his late home. g2h North Fir
street. Wednesday eyerirg Decemher 2
at 8 o'clock. Internlent In Woof'an y
Cemetery at the convenience or IN"
family.
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NeGOvERN-At Hawthorne, n. J on
Monday, December Il. 1911, TFa,Ca< %
loved husband Of the late Mary Mc'f"N-
ern tnee Brogan).
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ANIMAL ETl

ANNUAL MEETINGS.
UNION NATIONAL BANK
Newark, N. j., December 0, 1911.
The annual meeting of the stockholdera OF
this bank for the election Of directors and for
the transaction Of any business that. NAV co,na
before the meeting will be held at the bank
ing house on Tuesday. january o. 1912 ha-
tween the hours of II O'Clock a. m. and -
a. m,
A. w. CoNKLIN.
Cashier.
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ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF AMERICA.
Newark. N. j.. December 1. 1911.
The annual meeting OF the stockholdera Of
this company will be held at The Office Of the
company, Prudential Building, Newark. n. Il
on Monday, January 3, 1912, for the purno.s
of electtng director to serve for the ensuing
year,
2olls open II a. m. Close 10 M,
EDWARD GRAY. Secretarv
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MrvER-On Mevdav. Dereirber y.
1Q11. Charles Mover. belc"ed father
OF Gertrude and Charles Meyer, l19
Court street.
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ELECTION NOTICE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
Newark. New Jersey. December n 1a11
The annual meeting of the stociShoIders ~
this bank. for the election of directors 10 sarvs
for the ensuing year. and such otter busineas
as may be presented, will be held ct the ham,
ing house on Tuesday, January o, 1912. he.
JAY s. TREAT,
Cashier.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-13

G's - t'~TRTc MD TFNCTToN
eEer T'ptko CO LIST 5s. 1881 "a 90
sc l. Co Of \ } LIST 5s, 1870 - 96
Con 1rae 60 LIST IS, 1898, 1o414 l05
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-13

PAYNE-Svadcolt. on necetrbEr 10,
1911. ]. Chrrlas Pnver. bN'evod hos-
hard CT Helen Lo"l"o Povne. In his
4ath Ncar. t31 South Fifteenth street.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-14
NES / AhA4ENlDA

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