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pany. west side Quitman street. 257 feet
north from Waverly place, Sc, 400.
Mathew Kotsch to fourteenth Ward
Building and Loan ASSOCIATION. east side
Stuyyesant avenue, 80 d Iset south from
Same to Ninth Ward Building and Loan
Association, east side Stuyvesant avenue,
$50 feet south from South Orange avenue,
$4,000.
Pasquale Serratella to George G.. WED
denmayer, Inc, northeast corner Avenue
c and Miller street, 1895.
TOWNSHIPS.
Michael f. Hennessey to Bernard Nc
Govern. Orange, northwest side Mosswood
avenue, rs feet northeast from Stirling
William M. Reeves to Mary A, HORROR
ct al. (executors), West orange, southeast
side CASTOR street, 141 feet southwest from
Lindsey avenue, $1,000.
Herbert Cooper to Otto Klein, West Or
ange, west side Kirk street, 159 feet north
west from Franklin avenue, $1,000.
]. Fred Berstecher, jr., to William E.
Condit, West Orange, south side Newark
and Mt. Pleasant turnpike, west side A.
Alfred Egii to Henry spuehler, Orange,
northeast side White street, 113 feel
northwest from summer street, $500; r
Speckman, Irvington. east side Twenty
third street, 104 feet north from Spring
field avenue, $1,000.
Building and Loan Association, South Or
ange, south side Hilton avenue. 175 feet
east from Prospect street, $500.
Oscar II. Frahnert to States-Woolley
Company. %Irvington, east side Newton
place, 25 feet north from N. II. Bard's
Charles J. Schaub ct al. to West END
Building and Loan Association, Irvington,
west side Twenty-frst street. 25 feet
north from Nineteenth avenue, 1900.
Joseph Fitch TO Security Building and
Loan Association, Irvilgton, northwest
corner Robert Gibbs's land, east side
Smith street. $500.
Vincenzo Ritacco to Century Building
and Loan Association, Nutley. west side
john Hawkins's and 5lS feet north from
Avondale road, and other tract. $1,000.
Joseph p. Kelly to Lewis A.. Morning
stern. East Orange, east side. Hollywood
avenue, 400 feet southwest from Ninth
avenue, $1,000.
Philip Friedlander eft al. to Hamilton
Building and Loan Association, Orange
west side Hickory street, 2l9 feet south
from Hill street, 1900.
Same to Nonpareil Building and Loar
Association, Orange. north side Soutf
street, west side Hickory street, $500.
J. Lewis Fiacre to Harriet j. Cox. Easi
Orange, north side William street, Is feet
west from North Sixteenth street. S3,5 100.
Florence j. Nicholas and husband tc
Lillian M. Willis. East orange, north side
Ely place. 749 fset west from north Gin
ton street. ll,OW
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WIND DAMAGES ELIZABETH.

ELIZABETH, Nov. 13.-Severai pedes-
TRANS narrowly escaped injury yes
terday when a billboard owned by
the Newark Billposting Company and
located at 265 Morris avenue was blown
down by the high wind.
The wind did much other damage
throughout the city. many windows
being blown out in East Jersey street
and a number of signs being blown
down.
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ron SALE.

WE HEADQUARTERS
To- coffee mills, equipped with the patent ball
bearings: safes that are hreproof and have
brass locks and handles; scales, even balance,
spring and platform tested by The city
sealer
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Nil kinds Photographs. records and disk
records, bargains. on small weekly pay
nients: bicycle supplies. pAPIK, % Ferry ST.
aud 1a4 South Orange av.
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HORSES ANp CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

THE GREAT EASTERN SALE AND En-
CHANGE STABLE,
.. il. l3 Lombafdy St, near Bread st., Newark.
We viii have 4 load of the finest blocky
built ranch horses ever loaded on a car; ages
3 TO 6 years; all around and halter broke: thess
horses viii suit the brewer. contractor, ex-
pressfnan or any general work; these horses
are shipped from Billings. Mont. and are
worth 100 per cent. more than the native horse,
for they have endurance and san stand all
kinds OF weather, as thev are used to rough
storms without shelter; the government sses
them on that account. why not the Eastern
people use them as well and save 90 per cent.
on tho purchasing price; give us a call and be
convinced Tel 442s-W.
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rNcAxDEscrNr GAS surrIrrs.

WT|T||-||T
BARGAIN IN GAS MANTLES-6,00o Wells
bach upright and inverted mantles on sals
until sold at Sc or 81 per dozen; regular zoo
value; don't miss this chance. KENT'S Light
Store. "a Clinton St, oldest In Newark: phone
290o-J, Market. Supplies for all lights.
PEERLESS JAS APPLIANCE CO.. 2s2 Spring.
field ~av.-Portables, domes. burners. man
ties. glassware. fittings, etc; wholesale ana
retail.
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oFFIcE oF c1rY cLERK-

Newark, N. j.. November II, 1911
Report Of deaths for the week ending No
yember II. 1911: Men, So; boys. 90; women.
81; girls. IL. Total, 104.
Ages-One year and under, "a; between /
and 2 years. 2; 2 and 5 years. 5; 5 and 10
years. l; 10 and 20 years, 4; 80 and 80 years,
10; 80 and 40 years, IL; 40 and so years, 10;
so and go years. 8; 60 and 70 years, II; 10
and so years, 4; so years and over. s.
Diseases-Abscess. ]; angina pectoris. l;
a~poplexy or cerebral hemorrhage, 10; appendi-
GIFTS, l; asthma. l; burns. Q; cancer. 2; cancer.
breast, l; cancer oesophagus, /; can
cefF uterus. I; casualties, A. diph-
iberia, /; ehdocarditis. s: fever, typhoid,
?: fracture skull, /; gangrene. /. gastro-en-
teritis. a; g~astritis. 1; heart disease. 3: heart,
organic. /; heart valvular, 2; inanition, /; in
sersusseption bowels. 1; la grippe, /; locomotor
ataxia, /; maIasmus or malnutrition. 4; mem
ingitis. acute. q; myocarditis, 5; nephritis, 2:
old age or seniiity, 2; phthisis, pulmonalis,
pneumonia, 8; pneumonia, bronco. 8;
sclerosis. 1; septicaemia, 2; shock, /; still
horn, 8; suicide. I; syphilis. /; tuberculosis,
.; ulcers, stomach, I, uraemia, l..
Places of N~ativity-United States, al Ire
land. 4: England, z; Scotland, 4: Italy, Ii;
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oANs-,IoRTGAGEs.

L HAVE s20. 900 TO invest. what have you TO
olfers l viii buy first and second mortgages
Or any commercial papers of value. GEO E.
SCHNEIDER. SO Essex building.
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SITUATIONS wANrnD-FEMALE

GERMAN woman wants days work of any
kind. 81 Fairview aY.. top floor. night.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
RHEUMATISM?

Don't be troubled with rheumatism. get a
bottle OF Antaonr De Veto's Great European
Rheumatism Cure; one application Will re-
lleve YOU Of your pains; a trial will convince
YOU of this wonderful European rheumatism
cure. Call or write ANTHONY DE VETO. "a
Prospect pl.. Newark.
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FFBDMANN-Sunday. November u. 1911,
Fred c. W. Feldmann. widower of Caro-
Twenty-second street, near Clinton ave
nue., Irvington, N. j.
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WILLIAMSON Sunday. November u.
1911. Charles Eugene Williams, son of the
liams. in his 65th year. q South Gin
ron street, East Orange.
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PLATZ-Entered into rest, on Sunday.
November IL. 1911, Anna D. Platz (nee
Weissl. widow Of the late Ludwig Platz
aged 81 years, 345 Bank street.
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TART-On November 10, 1911, at his
home. 1873 South Eighth street, Samuel,
husband of Phoebe Tart.
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MEMBERS of Orange Lodge 1876. 3. P. O. BllSs,
will meet at Ellts' Home, Monday, Novem-
Der 10, at 8 p. m. to attend the funeral serv-
ices OF Brother j. G. Mcdowell. of Detroit
z6ige NO. u.
NJ. ]. McKIERNAN, Secretary.
s. A. Muta, Exalted Ruler.
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Metal Ceilings and Walls
erected in all kinds of buildings. JAMES V.
MAGUIRE, 313 Halsey St, Newark.
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CARLOCK-At East Orange. n. j., No
vember II, 1911. Laura Pike Carlock,
widow of the late john H.. Carlock. 10
Dodd terrace.
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PARSONS-On November 10. 1911, at her
Of Henry c. Parsons, aged rs years.
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TURNEY-At Glen Ridge. on Monday,
November IS. 1911. after a lingering ill
ness, Mary, widow of John Turney, 9s9
Bloomfield avenue.
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REILLY-At Chatham. n. j.. on Novem-
Der IL. 1911. Mary Patricia. infant
daughter of Patrick J. and Anna G. A
Reilly, aged Z months.
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SNELLEN-On November u. 1911, at hi
date residence, 158 Parker street, G
Fred, husband of Fannie Snellen (ne'
S~chwartz).
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BRINKLEY-Entered into rest. Saturday,
November IL, 1911. Carrie Price Brinkleyi
beloved daughter of Eliza Lewis (nee
Brinkley), late residence, 107 New street,
witt Mr.. and Mrs. John H.. Lightfoot.
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DoUGHERTY-on November Il. II,
William, infant son of William and
Elizabeth D%ougherty. aged II months IA
days, 119 Boyden street.
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cANNON-At Springfield, n. j., Novem-
Der Il. 1911. George j., in his hfty-eighth
year.
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MORGAN-Entered into rest, on Novem-
Der II, 1911. David Morgan. beloved hus-
band of the late Cornelia Morgan, at his
late residence, IS North Eleventh street
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SMITH-On Saturday, November II,
1911, Annie, beloved wife of Thomas
A.. Smith (nee Zuhlsdorf), aged %
years 8 months and 10 days, 7S Mary
street.
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GATFIELD-0n November II. 1911. Henry,
beloved husband of the late Mary Cat
field.
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SYMINGToN = On November II, 1911
James. beloved husband Of Bessi'
Symington. aged 50 years.
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GESNER-On Sunday. November II, IL,
Charles A.. beloved husband of Mary Il.
Gesner nee Freeman. III Main street,
Belleville, n. j..
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Mcr.AUGHLIN-On Nov. II. 1911, Mich
ael. husband of Bridget Mclaughlin.
Relatives and friends, also the menu
beers Of st. Columba's Council No. So, G.
y. L.. and Holy Name Society. are In
vlted to attend the funeral from his late
residence. 100 Barclay street, on Tues
day, November IA. at 8 a. M. to st. Co
lumba's Church. where a Solemn High
Mass of REQUIEM will be offered for the
repose of his soul. Interment In tue
Cemetery OF tho Holy Sepulchre.
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MILLER-At Boonton. Saturday. Novem-
her II, 1911. Hettie Miller, aged 50 years.
8 Lower Montville, 315 East Main street,
Boonton.
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ROLPH-Mrs. Ain Rolph (nee Horton,
of Peapack. n. j.. died Saturday, No,
wife of Matthew Rolph, of Pottersville
and mother of Mrs. Florence Gold, Mrs
Grace De Lisa, Cora. Elizabeth, Henri
eta. .W~illiam-snd Russell Rolph, ! Arch
street.
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BATTERSON-On November Il, 1911, at
her late residence, q Jay street, Ann.
widow of William PATTERSON.
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enthusiastically. on November 10. 1911.
William. beloved husband of Emily
Green in his ffty-fifth year. IL Clay
street.
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III STAR WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Sweden, l; Germany. I, Canada, i; Russia,
s: Austria, 2. Colored, 7. Unknown. 2.
JAMES e. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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DOWNEY-On November H.. 1911. Ellen,
Youngest daughter of Patrick and the
late Jane Downey.
Relatives. friends and members Of
Children Of Mary Society, and the Hat
%TIimners' Association. are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. 164 Norfolk street, on
Tuesday. the 14th inst. at $3.50 a. m. to
ST. Joseph's Church, where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will he offered
for the repose of her soul. 1nterment in
Cemetery of Holy Sepulchre.
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You earn four per cent. interest on your
savings deposits. We have a proposition Just
as safe. just as conservative. on which your
return will be very much greater. Il you are
interested communicate with BOX 81. Star
Office.
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DREW-Entered into rest, ON Novembe
II. 1911. Thomas H.. beloved husband o
Margaret Drew. AGED 90 years.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited TO attend the funeral from his lat
residence. 133 Bank street, IN Tuesday
November IA, at s a. m. Interment a
Sag HaTbor, Long Island.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.


1
Louis Bromberg to Mutual Home
Building Co, g S West Side av, 250
l. TT s fr S. Orange av. '30xS3 ........ s
Mutual Home Building Co. TO Ebert
S.. Green, same property ............
West En- Homestead 90. to Henry
II. LETTERS ct al, Q s Vermont av.
$40 # fr s.. Orange av, 25x10o. .......
John D. O'Reilley to Mary ]. Tully,
n s Thomas st, s16 IT fr Mulberry
st. 35x104
Haisey, Realty Co. to ]. Warren
Perkins, W 8 Halsey st, 70 TT FIR
New at, 2Sx100
]. Warren Perkins to Halsey Realty
Co, $ W cor New and Orleans SITS,
35x53
Emma NJ. Bollman and hus to
Charles H. Kern, n s Beverly av.
40 IT W fir Fabyan pl, 2Sx14........
NJ. COPELAND Cohen to Herman Pash-
kow, $ 8 18th av, % IT W fr s. sth
Roseviiie Real Estate and Invest
ment Co. to Eastern Realty Co, g
8 N. 18th ct, 1877 IT Fl 9Th av, 75xl00
Federal Building Land and Improve
ment Co. TO Henry Tannenberg ct
Al, W s Quitman st, 257 TT n Fl
Waverly pl, 25x100 .........".""...
TOWNSHIPS.
The S~layback-Yan orden Co. to
John w. S~layback, Verona. Q 3
1UUDe1ldnQ dN, ~ II IT Sld1eTnOfI
av, 50x1s8, and other tracts...aa
Mary J. Stager ct al to Abraham S.
Stager. Nutley, n cor I'd fir Frank
lin to Passaic, one-half acre.......
Otto Klein to Herbert Cooper, w.
Orange, W S Kirk st, 1853 IT fir
Franklin av, 32x111 ...................
j.. Fred Berstecher, air., to William
L. Condit, Orange, e $ Lincoln av,
3Os II fir Berwick st, 5ox125.........
John G. Daniel to Frederick o.
Lindsey. E. Orange. e $ Sanford
Bowtriv Realty Co. to Charles r.
Trivett, Bloomfield, n s Evergreen
ay. 20s IT fr Ashland av, 5ox1SS, and
other tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Francis si MaSkIn to &c George \. Thur
block g., map Elias kamlah. 80.
William O.. Fairweather to John
McOnic, Bloomfield. e s Walnut st,
n fr Morris st. 33xi00. ............"
States-Wooley Co. to Oscar Fl. Frah-
merit, Irvington, W $ Newton pl, %
Ebert S. Green to Mutual Home
Building Co, Belleville. W S Brem-
ond st. $50 TT fr Greylock av. 50x1oo
Irvington. n $ Melleville pl. 200 # e
fl Mt. Vernon av. 25x1o0. .:...,....
John S. Brown texrl to Vincenzo
Retacco, Nutley, e s land Thomas
Killian (deceased), $ S land Belle
VILE Land Improvement Co, 6Sx29 2,5C
Kelly, ct al, E. Orange, e S Holly
wood av, 4o2 # 8 W fr 9Th az.
Harry N. Reeves ct al (trusl to Luke
ao7 II 5 fr Central av. 2sx1Oo........ $50
Harriet ]. Cox and hus to J. Lewis
Fiacre, r. Orange, n S William st,
rs IT W fir 18th av, 25x10....."...
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enthusiastically. at his home. 60 Am
herst street. East Orange, November ~,
1911, William 5. Cries, aged 49fyears.
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BRUECKNER-On Saturday. November
II. 1911. George, beloved husband of
Amelia A. Brueckner (nee Liebhauser),
la his 59th year.
Relatives and friends, also the various
societies Of which the deceased was a
member, are kindly invited to attend
the funeral on Tuesday, the 18th instant.
10 Belmont avenue, to st. Peters
Church. where. at 10 o'clock, a Solemn
High Mass Of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of his soul. Interment in
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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HAYES-Entered into rest. on Saturday,
November N 1911. Helena Weber Hayes,
beloved wife Of the late William {.
Relatives and friends are kindly i'm
vited to attend the funeral services on
Tuesday. November IA. 1911, at p. M;
from her late residence. 1896 Broad
street. Interment in Paramount Gene
terry at the convenience Of the family.
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j., November ii, 1911, Isaac 5. Douglass,
husband of the late Caroline Douglass,
aged Is years.
Relatives and friends, also Kearney
Lodge No. 1856. l. o. O.. f.. are kindly
invited to attend the funeral services
from the Kunz Undertaking Parlors, S5
North Centre street. Orange, n. j.. on
Monday. November 13. at s p. m. Inter
ment in Woodland Cemetery ON Tues
day. November ID.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. colored laundre-s
wants washing to take home and days work.
Write to So Livingston St, Newark.
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LODGES AND L

IROQUOIs ~HALL-seating capacity 400. newly
renovated; now open for engagementss suit
able for banquets, weddings. dances, lectures
and lodges. +. w. HUTTENBACH, 1roausis
building, 26O--es Washington st.
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McKIERNAN-On November IL. 1911, John
T.. beloved husband of Margaret Nc

Relatives and friends are kindly in
Vited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, s57 South Ninth street. on
Tuesday. November II. at $40 a m. to
st. Antoninus's Church, where a High
Mass of REQUIEM will be offered for the
repose of his soul. Interment in the
Cemetery OF the Holy sepulehre.
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SIGNS.

BUTCHER and store fixtures bought. sold en&
exchanged. RELIABLE STORE FIXTURE
CO, NJ. Greenberg, Prop; 26-2S Ferry st.. teis
1851 Market. No connection with other stores
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.'fFlCH furniture and supplies. desks. chairs.
tables, fling cabinets. bookcases. index
ards, folders. exc: large stock safes. Furnl-
.;.re Dent. BAKER PRINTING CO. 2ai
Market st
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DIAMONDS. watches. iewelry; diamonds reset
jaweiry. wa;chee, mesh bags. sllTerware re-
saired and plated while you wait. old COLL,
siiYe;. diamonds bought or made over into rev
jewelry. S. NEJPARTH, 123 Springfield AZ.
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LARGE double-oyen. ten-hole cooking range,
with double heater and canony toy, suitab'e
for boarding -house or small totel: IN rertect
order; good us new; cost Sl3S. too large for
small family price s25. W. /. GARDNER
Elliott pl. East orange.
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ntamonds. watc.cs nnA Le,velrv

WISH to disr ose Of car1cul ami rahie coat:
k9 inches lcnR. SEQ to ss5: also white for sef.
e T.EARY, 1a6 East Twelfth St New York
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lNsTRuoTIoN.

MISS cRAvEN's SCHOOL For GIRLS.
sTS Broad street.
Primary. intermediate academic and college
preparatory departments. New kindergarten
and art departments opened tAis year.
\ limited number OF boys received in the
laWer departments.
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TYPEWRITERs

~<D~o~ -
TYPEWRITERS rented. 81 per month upi
practise paper free; we sell and repair all
makes. NEWARK TYPEWRITER EN-
CHANGE. 24 Market st. Phone Market 443o.
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JAMES Il. FRANCISCO'S Dancing Glasses,
orator Hall. corner Broad and Bridge sts.,
city. Advanced classes Tuesday and Saturday
evenings. Beginners every afternoon and Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings, All
dances taught correctly. Private lessons. a
speciality. Society. fancy and stage dancing
taught. Boston. Spanish waltz and all late
dances my specially. Dances arranged Tor
tAda c. Jones, 30 Wakeman av., call
at star office and get two tickets,
Excuse Me-" playing at Newark Theatre.l
plays, etc. cotillions, marches arranged aud
conducted. All dances guarantneed. 4 school
having a system Of teaching and correct dlsci-
pline. Subscription classes taught. Series OF
dances conducted. Special rates to clubs OF
three, six. nine or twelve persons. Would be
pleased to have you call for interview on any
particular dance. Cali or write for circular.
Telephone 2s17-R, Market. Hall address. 494
Broad st.
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HE'LL wANrED-FEnALE.

Observation-Disclosures skirt and waist
hands wanted; long season. Apply 36s nigh
street.
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MEN of neat appearance to do special collect
morning at Clayton & Hoff's. 221 Halsey st.
Ask for MR.. YOST.
SUPERINTENDENT WANTED BY LARGE
CONCERN TO MANUFACTURE Chill
DREN'S AND MISSES CORSET WAISTS;
ALSO BRASSIERES; EXCELLENT oPPOR-
TUNITY FOR RIGHT PARTY. APPLY,
STATING EXPERIENCE. sUPERINTEND-
ENT, BOX 50. STAR OFFICE.
U~PHoLsTEaER ON FURNITURE.
SUPT.'S OFFICE, SECOND FLOOR.
L.. S. PLAUT & CO., BEE HIVE"
MAKERS o HIGH-GRADE ELECTRICAL
WORK FOR FACTORY IN MASSACHU-
SETS; ONLY MEN WITH THOROUGH
KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR TRADE A
APPLY, STATING AGE, EXPERIENCE N
WAGES EXPECTED. POSTOFFTCE BOX %,
BRIGHTWoOD, MASS.
WANTED for the u. S. army, able-bodied. I'M
married men, between ages of IS and 80; citi-
zens OF United States, OF good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read and
write the English language. For information
apply to RECRUITING OFFICE, 266 Market
st., Newark. N. ].
wANTED-Toolmaker; good opportunity for
TURING CO, 1870 Colt ST., Irvington.
WANTED-Two men to travel; expenses ad-
vanced; call froms4 to 8 p. M, Room 81,
Continental Hotel. H. J. RTcKERT.
WET HACKERS wanted at once; experienced.
T P. HOWELL & CO, New and huffman
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-13
LABORERS

LOCO laborers wanted TO work under open
shop conditions In New York city; wages 50
per day; free board and lodging apply all day.
WADDELL & MAHoK,
500 Broonae ST., New York City.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-13

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