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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-07
MORTGAGES RECORDED.


Newark Box and Lnmber Company 4,
Elizabeth Frey. easterly line South -Four
teenth street, 10 feet from northerly lin,
Woodland avenue, 80. 500.
Marion Walker and husband to Lennt
]. Wharton, e~asterly line Ridge. s1 fee
from centre line Montelair avenue, $500.
Samuel Goldberg to Oriental Building an
Loan Association, ensterly line Mestsld'
avenue. $50 feet from easterly line Soutl
Orange avenue $4,000.
Carl II. II. Fischer to Improved Building
and Loan Association, westerly line Run
yon street, 1873 feet from westerly line Os
borne terrace; and other tracts, $500.
Carl II. H.. Fischer ct al. to Improve
Building and Loan Association, southoas
corner Badger and Madison avenues. 10. 900
J.. II. Dunn. jr., to Fidelity Trust Com
pany westerly line South Sixteenth street
25 feet southwest from Fifteenth avenue
s. 1900.
J., Fl. Dunn. ir.. to Fidelity Trust Com
pany, westerly line South Sixteenth street
$50 feet southwest from Fifteenth avenue
s. 5000.
pany, westerly line South Sixteenth street
275 feet southwest from Fifteenth avenue
5000.
j. II. Dunn. IT,. to Fidelity Trust Com.
300 feet southwest from Fifteenth avenue
$1,000.
j. II. Dunn. jr.. to Fidelity Trust Com
pany. westerly line South Sixteenth street
S25 feet southwest from Fifteenth avenue
5000.
psuy, westerly line South Sixteenth street
$50 feet southwest from Fifteenth avenue,
]. IF. Dunn. IT.. TO Newark Home Build
ers' Company. westerly line South six
teenth street, 225 feet southwest from FIJI
teenth avenue, 500.
j. II. Dunn. jr.. to Newark Home Build
ers' Company. westerly line South six
teenth street. go feet southwest from FIJI
faa,ft, oxanua S5n0
J. II. Dunn. jr.. TO Newark Home Build
ers' Company. westerly line South six
teenth street. 275 feet southwest from Fiji
II II Dunn. IT.. to Newark Home Build =
ers' Company. westerly line South Six
teenth street, 300 feet southwest from Fiji
+ II. Dunn. ir.. to Newark Home Build
ers' Company. westerly line South Six
teenth street. 32s feet southwest from Fiji
r Fl. Dunn. IN. to Newark Home Build
ers' Company, westerly line South six
tenth street, $50 feet southwest from FIT
teenth avenue. $500.
pany, north side Hin street. 70 feet from
east side Washington street. $500
feet from westerly line Grafton avenue.
Anton Uhl to Gustayus A. Richards.
westerly line Jabev street. west from
Hamburg place. and other tracts. $500.
Joseph F. Papscoe to William d. Coch-
rane. southwest side Lyons avenue. east
corner ST. Peters Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum. 10 tracts. S9l 100.
TOWNSHIPS.
Henry NJ. Burrowes TO Lepns /. Whar-
ton, Belleville. northerly line Division
avenue. 175 feet from westerly line Lin
den avenue, $4,000.
Mary F. n. Freeman ct al. to Home
Building and Loan Association, Nutley.
southerly line Avondale road. easterly
line Jersey street. s., 600.
Edward Aberle to Bay View Building
and Loan Association. Nutley. easterly
line Franklin avenue. 1856 feet from north
erly line Vreeland avenue, 81 900.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. Manitoba reports
that black rust Is pfesent III all nelds
and extending in some cases up to the
head sent wheat prices rs ms skyward to-
day. All Northwestern markets were up
far more than here. Offerings did not
come ut ait btiskly. and ii vas not till
The market lad made a steep ascent that
there was any sigu of reaction. The nd
vance resulted III part also from hullish
dNIccs concerning kausas and Russia.
The opening was = 10 l8su12 higher.
September started at % TO 9o12, a gsin az
'sui 10 lssula. touched SOS and then fel
back To gS4.
Rains mace corn easy. What little buy
ing there was originated in sympathy
with the wheat bulge. September tpene
4 lower to Is higher at 5it4 u Ga, aud
weakened 20 641ad9s.
oats showed mOle frnnes Tia corn nj
first. but aiterWard followed the coarser
gram downward. uninnnenced by wheat.
September started - de1rer al 424s, sold
at 42a4 and declined 10 4214.
S~tockyards houses took the buying side
of provisions and gave prices a lit. First
sales We're ~ 10 10 up, with Janunry de
llevry 1851 for pork. SO to S.12l9 Tor
lard aud S.4gMS.4ia to SHY for ribs.
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VAN TUYL TELLS OF NEW
BANKING LAWS STRENGTH.
ELECTRIC. GAS, +

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Superintendent
OF Banks Van Tuyl issued a statement
Yesterday regarding several important
measures passed by the legislature and
signed by Governor Dix.
The new additions to the banking avs
strengthen them where deficiencies we e
discovered In the Carnegie Trust. NoItberl
Bank and the Washington Savings Rank
cases.
One Of the three Cronin bills provides
that II an officer. director. clerk or agent
of any banking corporation shall own or
control a majority of stock ef any other
corporations, q loan to that corporation
shall he considered as a loan to the officer.
Another provides that sub
mitted at meetings OF directors Of banking
corporations shall contain a list of dis
counts and advances, including oVerdrafts.
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PENNSY VlCE-PRESIDENT
CRITICISES SUBWAY PLAN.

NEW YORK, Aug, I.-samuel Rea, vice
president of the Pennsylvania railroad.
having returned from . vacation recently.
has been studying the subway. according
TO a statement issued In his behalf yes
terday expressing his disa appointment and
alarm In regard 10 the final disposition
OF the subway problem. Mr., Rea expresses
his dissatisfaction tina the proposed plan
ignores the urgent necessity for the
seventh avenue ~subways,' which would
afford an outlet for the passenger traffic
from the new Pennsylvania station.
He notes In this respect that the Penn
s~ylvania and Long Island railroads, In ad-
dition to being the largest taxpayers.
carry thirty millions of citizens in aud out
OF the city yearly, and by other traffic do
as much as any other corporation to nan
York city.
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WESTINGHOUSE SUBSIDIARY
SHARES WITH EMPLOYEES.

PlrTSBURG. Aug. Another pig
Westinghouse adjunct, the Union switch
and Signal Company. has adopted a plan
allowing employees to participate In the
profit sharing and in the holding Of stock.
More than 2,0J shares that remained un-
purchased after the compan increased its
capital stock early In the year have been
set aside for the employees.
This plan was recommended at the an
nnal meeting Of the board of directors.
More than i,so0 employees are taking adj
vantage Of the opportunity. The stock is
selling at SO a share. BY the plan adopt
ed employees OF the Union Switch and
Signal Company can buy shares by pay
ing 2l.00 a month a share.
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OFFICE OF ~ITY CLERK.
N~ ~ 49,

: Newark, N. j.. Aug. 8, 1911.
Report Of deaths for the week ending August
10. Total. 107.
Ases-one year and under, 81; between l and
! Years, 8; between . anu 5 years, 4; between
! and 10 years, ]; between 10 and 20 years, 8;
between 20 and 30 years, 20; between 30 and 10
years. s; between ~ and 80 years, 6; between
10 and so years, 10, between so and 70 years. .;
over. 3.
Diseases-Aleoholism. q anaemis, .,
a~poplexy or cerebral hemorrhag e. s. append
citis, !. cancer, colon, i; cancer, liver, 2: can
Ger, stomach, !: cancer. uterus, J.. casualties,
.; cholera infantum or summer complaint, 3;
collie. I; delirium trenens. /; diphtheria, 4.
Drowned, 1; endocarditis, 4: entero-colitis 2.
e~nterltiH, .; fever, typhoid, =; gsstro-enteritis
II; ~gastritls. .: heart disease, 5; heart dis
case, organic, ]; heart disease, valvular. 2;
hydrocephalus. !; maresmus or malnutrition,
.; meningitis, acute, ,; meningitis, cerebro-
spinal. I; myoeardltis, l; nephritis. I; neu-
raigia. /; peritonitis, acute or chronic, 2:
phthisis pulmonalis, .: 3: pneu-
nonia, broncho. 4; poisoning, accidental, 1.
premature birth. 4; still born, S; tuberculosis,
s; w~hooping cough. /.
Places OF Nativity-United States, SO: Ire
land. Z; England, 81 Scotland, ST. Italy. s.;
France, /; Germany, s; Switzerland, I; Rus
"a, I: Austria. D; colored. 8.
- AS. j. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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STEEL MILLS OPERATE
AT BETTER OUTPUT RATE

with a good demand for heavy tonnages
of steel, though the lighter liues. inclnd-
ing wire, sheets aud tubes. did not SHOW
anticipated increases In activity. There
was specifying in long-delayed oiders in
VolVing heavy structural work and plates.
Mills, as a whole. are opelating at a bet
ter output rate than during June. but the
output Is concentrated especially ON heavy
lines. Railroad buying is not holding up
to the squirt Of mid-Jnly and mills have
not found II necessary to increase rail
outpr materially.
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THE PROVISION MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Flour-Firmly
held with demand moderate.
Wheat-RaIns in harvesting sections,
further reports of appearance of black
rust in Manitoba, bullish Russian CROP
news. firm continental cables and
strength Of Northwest markets caused
q good advance In wheat early, Sep
TENDER. asa 69Sh.
Pork-Firm.
Beef-Firm,
Lard-Steady. MIDDLE west, s.S59
S.95 nominal.
Sugar-Raw. arm, muscovado. 50
test, All; centrifugal. 90 test. 4.61. Mo-
lasses. 80 test, S.S6. Refined steady,
Petroleum-Steady,
Coffee-Spot. quiet.
Molasses-Steady
HaN-Firm.
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BANKERS OF COUNTRY
REPORT BUSINESS BOOM.
Say Nation Can Afford to Be
Optimistic.

CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-Convineed that the
country is experiencing a political awak-
ening, 1000 bankers and business men
from every part Of the United States, in
their reports TO the Continental and Com
rnercial Bank here, have led the compilers
Of the banks annual report ON business
conditions to decide that we are develop
ing a new order OF things
In other summaries the report finds that,
with a tendency toward greater economy
in management. an inslstent demand Tor
some sort Of currency reform. with grain
crops In general above the average yield
and the cotton crop the largest In the his
tory of the country. and with the banks
supplied with sufficient funds to handle
the marketing of these crops, the country
can afford TO be rather optimistic.
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NEWARKERS SAY RATS
DROVE THEM FROM FARM,

-WToN, Aug. Three boys
trudged into this place yesterday. hay-
ing walked twelve miles from a farm
near saltwater. They said they in
tended TO walk the whole way home.
preferring the long tramp to being tor
mented by r Is. They explained they
had beer sent to the farm by a New
ark fresh air fund, and were TO have
remained for two weeks, The boys
said they were George Berth, of 424
Liberty street; John Smith. II Garden
street, and Eddie Plunket, 213 McWhor-
ter street.
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GOULD AND j. p. MITCHELL
FEAR DANGER IMPENDS.

LONDON. Aug. 7.-Georse Gould. who
has just made a trip fiom taris to Ostend,
said that financial conditions IN the United
states were dull, and although the pros
pect Tor crops seemed gpod. the conditions
would remain dull until TIE dine. cut qies.
lions of prosecution Of corporations and
trusts have subsidized.
John Purroy Mitchell. president OF the
Board Of Aldermen. is worried, but not
about the country. 1T isn't the subways
that are to give us trouble this fall; 1t is
the charter. said Mr.. Mitchell. IF 1t goes
through New York will be a one-man
show. He Is going 10 look into munic-
ipal matters in London, Paris and Berlin,
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EQUITABLE TRUST IN PARIS.

NEW YORk, Aug. G-Announcement
was made yesterday that Bank Supe in
tendeut an Iuyl has granted permission
10 the Equitable Trust Company 10 main
tain a branch office IN Pars. Ills au-
thority CONES from the Fuey act. passed
at the leceut session Of the Legislature.
giving him >ucli discretion when the cap
ital and surplus of the company making
application exceed S5.00J.ol0.
This step IS designed to facilitate the
operations Of French investors in Amer
lean securities.
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FINANCIAL 0TE

The quarterly dividend of $40 a share
on the preferred stock OF the Pacific Gas
aud Electric Company. OF San Francisco,
announced on July Il. Is for the period
from May i to July 81, 1911.
Stockholders of the American Glue Com
panY will be permitted TO subscribe, until
August u, for S400,0 900 new 5 per cent. stock
at Slb per share, to the extent of one
share of new preferred for each six shares
Of common OF preferred now held.
The property of the Pennsylvania Sugar
Refining Company is advertised for sale on
September / under a decree entered on
July 3 by the Common Pleas Court.
Stockholders Of the Fourteenth Street
Bank. New York, will meet on August II
to act on recommendations Of the direct
ors TO take over the Nineteenth Ward and
Twelfth Ward banks and to decrease the
capital stock from $1,000, 900 to $4,000
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AUCTION SALES.

NoTICE-on Monday, August IA, 1911. at 1880
a. M, The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will offer at public auction at the Concrete
Block Company siding, West Newark Branch
OF Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Newark,
lot, shipped by Laurel River Lumber Co.,
Jenningstown, West Va, from Cumberland,
Md, to H.. l.. CLARK. 32 Arcade Building.
Phila., Pa, at Newark, ~. j.; Second LOT.
shipped by Newell Bros. Lumber Co. Pitts
burgh, Pa, from Cumberland, Nd. TO r. W.
Crane Co, $50 Nassau St. New York City. at
Newark Third lot. shipped by Cypress Lun-
her Co, Boston, Mass, from River Junction,
Fla, to 3. d. Peterson, Jr.. 70 Milk Street,
Boston. at Newark.
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nES MONIES STRIKE ENDS.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. Yesterday
afternoon street car traffic was resumed
In Dos Moiues, and the forty-hopr strike.
which began at / o'clock Saturday morn
ing. was terulnated.
A court order put an end to what gave
every indication Of becoming a long and
bitter struggle between orsanlzed labor
and capital.
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Hurt IN FALL oFE FREIGHT.

JERSEY CITY. Aug. flames Ken
needy, of 177O Hudson Boulevard, fell
from the top of a freight car in the
yard of the Central Railroad Company
Sunday afternoon and was severely in
inred about the back. He was taken
to st. Francis's Hospital.
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PREDICTS GOOD BUSINESS,
DESPITE TRUST PROBES

NEW YORK, Aug. IA member Of a
prominently banking house says that un-
doubtedly Investigation Of corpora lions
viii continue Tor some time and he hopes
that the effect upon business of the COM
Try will be much the same as II has been
All alons. While admitting that hardship
may be encountered III some places, he
believes that the ultimate effect Will he
extremely beneficial.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.


Aug. W. Schumacher to Carl H. Fl.
Fischer, n 5 Runyon st. 1873 II W fl
Osborne ter, 22x102 ...........n...
Rose A. Steinbrenner and bus to
Marie c. Mclaughlin ct al, s $
Ocean av, 1871 II e fr Sanford ay,
25Xi00
Newark Home Builders Co. to John
II. Dunn. jr.. W $ 5. 18th st, 20
IT : fr 18th av. 101x16i. .....,,..u..3..
John l.. Sommer to Sayres o.
Nichols, n S Hin st, 10 It 9 fl
Washington st, 1896 ......,......
Jessie r. Thorn and hus to Lewis G..
Brown, e $ Lake ST, il2 II ) FIR
Verona av. 37X1e0.
Eugene w. Murray to Angelo reso-
roni " s Orator st. AZ It u FIR
lIinsdale pl. 25N3D .............
William Harrigan (shff) 10 Fred +.
Meyer, jr.. II 9 Warren st, 80 II
" fr Orleans st, 30Xl00 .........a
Leon Ruby to Abraham Sabine ct al,
" 8 5. 18th st. l2j It II fl 18th av,
50x100 ...t......
Joseph Papscoe to Poured Cement
House Corporation, s W $ Lyons aN,
c cor ST. Peters r. G, o. Asylum,
10 tracts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TOWNSHIPS.
Christine Ford and hus to Hans
Hsimerl, S. Orange, E 18th st.
$50 # $ fr HalSted av, 50x11i. ......
Oaks Land and Improvement Co. to
Henry M. Burrows, Belleville, L 3
Division aN, 1d5 IT n fr Linden aV,
5tXlVU .,.....s.4.+.. st.s...ss.
Jacob krenke, il, to Henry Rey-
nolds, 1rvington, G $ Webster st,
315 II n r. Elmwood ". 25Xl25......
Greylock Land Go. to Thomas c.
Stewart. Belleville, g s Preston st.
S91 II s fl GreNlock av. 2oXl00.
Timothy g. Sellew to Florence r.
Schepmoes. Montclair. II s Fern
wood aN. $50 IT n e fr Sehepmoes's
land. l5Nll0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Philip ID. Elliot to Realty Investors,
T.. Orange. e $ Clinton st, $40 # s W
fir fremont av, 100x400 .....4,., as..-
Mary Il. Logan to Perseus l.. Mum
ford, Il. Orange, . : n. Fist st, lis
fl n fr 4th av, i0X10S ...........s
John Lamont (trus) to Mary J Nun
ford, r.. Orange. g $ n. 21st ST, f2o
II n fr 4th ~. 50x15.. ~......--....
Ridgevood Land Co. to John Mar
gotta, I%rvington, s 5 Allyn st. 5a6
II W fr Orange az. 25xl06 ...........
William Greuger to CriStoforo Ma
II g New York and Greenwood
Lake Railroad. 90x10S
Security Realty Co. to Charles L.
Wise. S. Orange. n W 8 Prospect
ST. II e g Harvard av. 100x19S. ......
Charles S Wise to Walter H Ellis,
:. Orange. same property 80, 1900.
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NOTICES.
NEWARK, \. j.. August /. 1911.

NEWARK, y. j.. August 1, 1911.
Estate Of George Tonkin, deceased.
Pursuant to the order Of Isaac shoenthal
Surrogate of the County OF Essex. this da,
made, on the application of the undersigned
executors of said deceased, notice Is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased TO ex.
htbit to the subscribers under oath or ah4rma.
ton. their claims and demands against the
estate Of said deceased, within nine month.
from this date. or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the SAINT
against the subscribers.
WILLIAM sCHEERER.
JOSEPH q. TONKIN.
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PERMIT FoR $4,000. ooO CONCERN.

TRENTON, Aug, THE United
States Metal Product Company, a
Massachusetts corporation. with a ca pi-
tai of $4,000, 900. has obtained o permit
from the secretary Of state to transact
business in this State.
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NEWARK, n. j., August 4. 1911.
Estate of Barbara Braun, deceased.
Pursuant to the order OF Isaac Shoenthal
Surrogate Of the County Of Essex, this da,
made, on the application OF the Undersigned
executor OF said deceased. notice is hereb,
given TO the creditors of said deceased TO ex
hibit to the subscriber under oath or afirma
ton. their claims and demands against tb,
estate OF said deceased, within nine month,
from this date, or they Will be forever barrel
from prosecuting or recovering the SAM
against the subscriber.
WILLIAM c. SCHMIDT.
Chas. r. Herr.
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soT1cE on sErrLFMENT-

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the accounts Of
the subscriber, executors Of the last viii and
testament Of Henry Hell, deceased, will be
audited and stated by the Surrogate and re-
ported for settlement to the Orphans Court
OF the County OF Essex on Friday. the eighth
day OF September next.
Dated July &c, 1911.
EDWARD j. Hell.
HENRY A HE'LL.
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PRISONER HANGS HIMSELF.

NEWTON, Aug. Peter Yanzi. who
was serving a sentence of twelve days
in the county jail here for being drunk
and disorderly, made a rope out of a
blanket yesterday and hanged himself
in his cell.
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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:
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TO TAKE up IMPROVEMENTS.

ELIZABET I, Aug. IAN important
meeting of the Broad Street Improve
ment Association is scheduled for to-
morrow night In the Board of Trade.
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Cllas. r.. Her
Proctor.


NEWARK, n. j., June II, 1911.
Estate of James J. Quinn, deceased.
Pursuant to the crler OF Isaac Shoentaal,
Surrogate OF tine County OF Essex, this day
made, on the application OF the Undersigned,
executor Of said dec, ased, notice Is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased to ex-
nibit to the subscriber under oath or ah1rma-
ton their claims and dema .1s against the
estate of said deceased. within nine months
from this d-te. or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same
against the subscriber.
THOMAS r. QUINN.
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GRUNER-On August Z, 1911. Minnie
Gruner (nee Eberlin), beloved wife of
Herman Gruner, aged 50 years, at her
late home, 81 --aine street, Newark
y. j.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT-
Notice is hereby given that the accounts oil
the subscribers, 6 executors of Ransford A
Kirk. deceased, who was in his lifetime the
surviving executor and trustee OF William II,
Kirk. deceased, will be audited and stated By
the Surrogate and reported for settlement to
the Orphans Court OF the County OF Essex
on Friday. the eighth day of September next.
Dated July IS, 1911,
REBECCA KIRK.
GEORGE ". KIRK,
r. EDGAR KIRK.
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F1Nk-On Sunday, August 6. 1911,
Sarah A. widow of silas Fink, las
Washington avenue, Belleville.
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enthusiastically, on Sunday, August 6,
1911, Hannah Kent. wife of the late
Michael Kent, at her residence. Ii
Hamilton rect.
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NrWARK, n. j., August 4. 1911.
Estatn of Nathan Iarnttn hnnonna

= " NiNIN5 tNs-Vsf EUbuSN 70 IJIIs
Estate of Nathan Grotta, deceased.
Pursuant 10 the order Of Isaac Shoenthai.
Surrogate of the County Of Essex, this day
made, on the application OF the undersigned.
executors of said deceased, notice is hereby
given TO the creditors of said deceased to ex-
hibit to the subscribers under oath or afirma-
ton. their claims and demands against the
estate of said deceased within nine months
from this date, or they will he forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same
against the subscribers.
DAVID CROFT
THEODORE GROTTA.
Mum g.. Church,
Proctore.
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CAHlLL-At Orange, y. j., on Sunday,
August s. 1911. Jessie ]. Cahill (nee
MITCHELL, beloved wife of John Cahlll,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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HAGGERTY-At West Orange, n. j.,
on Sunday. August 6. 1911, Harold F.,
son of Harrie NJ. and Gussie *. Hag-
gerty. 81 Whittlesey avenue.
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CADMUs-Suddenly, on August 4, 1911,
at his home in Mendham, N. j., Mr..
Al. Cadmus, formerly of Newark.
aged IL.