Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-11
DEATHS

MISUNDERSTANDING, on september u
1eI2. William, beloved son OF Danlei
and Mary Barnett tnee Bald aseu
Relatives and friends and men,
hers of Composition RooferS OF
Newark, Local No. are kIn raS his
vited TO attend n funeral IRON ms ms
late Residence 2O6 Bergen street III
Thursday, September Il. at 4.lo q,
M, to st. Joseph's. CHURCH "duyTared
High Mass of REQUIEM Will pc oIvtvu
for the repose of his soul lItei,
menf in the Cemetery OF the hoiS
Sepulchre.
1912. Louisa A. tnee B%runnqrl' oDrud
loved vie Of Edward b IRE late Gus,
fave drummer. aged 81 years ) months
and . days. 40 Kent street.
cAyANAGH-on September II. l9i1i
1osenh i Cavanagh, beloved son OF
,Ioseph q. %Cavanagh. at his late resi-
dence. II Franklin, street
Notice of funeral hereafter
c4,po1I-on September 10. 1912. at
Ms late residence, 137 W~as9hiHn ogSbia
street, Maurice j.. husband oil 9opn'e
F Carroll (nee Gasser)'
cIINToN-on s%eptember TO- lS M;
John A. clinton. i'm his 64th year. 100
Washington street.
coNNoR-on September II, 59maz,
Teresa Elizabeth Connor me- Con
err, beloved wlte OF as1dencel TIA
nor. at her late resluehce'
Polk street.
couRTER-on Monday. September ~,
io1o Charles Il. Courier, 70 wright
street.
September H.. 19l1,
richard f., Youngest son OF JGnn
and Annie Dorsey. Ga mulberry
street.
FEENEY-At Montclair. on TnesdaS,
Senfember 10, 1912, Anne, beloved WIG
q lanes Feeney, II Mission street
HrGG1NBoTHAM-On September ~
1a1o al the residence of her cousin
Mrs. Ellen Schwan. 40 Jones strve.'
Annie e. Higginbotham 'neeee Imaffee
Kiernan). beloved VIE OF tHe "t'
Henry Higginbotham.
September 8, 1912, Mary, wite
Of George King and daughter OF James
and tbe late Mary Gallagher, III og-
edn street.
Ssptember 10. 1917,
Elznheth Little, daughter OF me iato11
William and Elizabeth Donald, ~
Clark street.
mARKwITH-At East Orange; N A.
Remember 10, 1912. Theodore Il MARX,
with In his 6sth year, IA Burchard
avenue, Fast Orange.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10, 1912. John H., ne,
loved husband Of Mary MAYER ngeu "a
years. go Grant avenue, East Ne"arA'
MERRITT-At Montclair, n. j.. on sep
tember 0. 1912, Martha Jane, WIDOW Oh
q. n. Merritt. aged SO years.
Funeral service from her late y sam,
2n4 Bloomfield avenue. on THURSDAY oeP.
fember 12, at $50 O'Clock. lnterment at
bloomfield Cemetery.
Monday. . September, ,,
ia12. John, beloved husband of the late
Catherine Miller, 157 Grant avenue
East Newark.
o'DoNNELL-on September 10; l9l2'
Catherine O'Donnel1 (nee Walsh pc
loved widow Of Alexander O'Donnell,
Relatives, friends and mempern ra nS
i6l. L. G. b. A., are kindly invited to- az
tend the funeral from her iat er, fesv-
dence. so Vincent street. on briusH'
SsiIapvsins's Church where a Solemn High
Mass Of Requiem will be offered Tor
the repose OF her soul lhternieht
Cemetery Holy Sepulchre.
RJ1TLEDGE-At Belleville, on September
II. 1912. Mary, widow of Frank huts
her daughter. Rose Anna C%arragher,
400 North Cortlandt street.
RrILES-Sr1denly, at NeWarkl 'ehlun,
her Ia. 1912, Robert Perrine stiles, aged
2s years 5 months 8 days, A7Is High
street.
grocKTON-At East Orange, N. j.. Sep
TENDER 9, 1912. DR.. Charles 5. Stockton
Funeral services will be held at his
late residence, n l HarrlsSm street ~ oi
1880 o'clock. Interment at Perth Am
hoy, n. j.
EARp-On September TO-, 1872 at his
home, 80 Elm street, Frederick j.. nus,
band of Jennie Morgan Ward, aged Al
years.
WARRIOR September 8, 1912. Mary
Agnes Ward lnee Doyle), beloved wife
Of James Ward, of 141 Jefferson street.
Observation-Disclosures II. 1912,
Katherine H., wife of George X Yves
tervelt and daughter of Frederick
Heickel, in her 21st year,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on September 10,
1912. Charles H.. son of the late George
H. and Priscilla WILLIAMS, aged -
Years 10 months, of 20 Jersey street,
Bloomfield, N. 7.
yAHN-Entered into rest, on Tuesday,
September 10, 1912. Reiny .Yahn, beloved
son of Reinhold and Louisa ann onee
Kiving). aged 4 years and % DAYS.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited to attend the funeral services at
his parents residence, No. 502 Eight
eenth avenue, on Thursday, September
10, at . p. m. Interment In Woodland
Cemetery.
FLORISTS.
LEfBssLE, florist and funeral designs q
speciality: seeds and plants of all descrlp-
tions. 400 Eighteenth av. Tel. l2"o-W'
WdVerly.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
People Burial Co.
$50 Broad ST., cor. 9Th Av.
WI FURNISH FOL
$500
elegant casket, covered with fine, blaNk
broadcloth. white or silver gray plush. VIVA
massive bar handles. engraved nameplate'
lined with silk or satin, outside case. en-
balming, advertising, dressing. shaving,
crucinx, candelabra. gloves, chairs. hearse
and three coaches to any city cemetery. We
furnish for
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