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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-28
MARKET STRONG
IN CLOSING HOUR
Money Rates Go Down-Stocks
Take Immediate
Advance.

NEW YORK. Oct. aS-The Vontrary
course of today's stock market AT the
opening was indicated by a decline Of
ia points in Canadian Pacific and !
point rise in its allied road Min
neapolis. St. Paul and SSalt Ste.
Marie.
II a. m.-HeavinesS Increased and
important issues added to .he.r aess-
es. Selling was comparatively neaC
but there was not Saf1esea4 demand
T. absorb offerings
1 p. m-Readinss aBranj &eeano
soon after nee WAS ~atlrjbated to ad-
vices from Washinsssa stai5Rs that
the Supreme Court had taken no ac-
ton in the coal oAsas TAe market
then lapsed into renewed apathy.
Noon-Reading led The general re-
covery at middaS despite higher
money. Bonds WERE easy.
2 p. m,-Money VAS aaotea Al s
per cent. in The sate Afternoon bDt
the market gathered renewed
strength. with Increased a%cl5cite n
Reading. Union Pac4f5c. = Paul
Amalgamated and Steel
3 p. m.-The market closed strong.
Money rates went down in she last
hour and stocks promptly advanced,
All of the faVarite ISSUES we're bid
for. and various speela21seS also rise
/ TO = points.
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ANY gentleman wishing nrst -cisss room and
hoard should call at HOTEL LAFAYETTE
DOS Mulberry st. This place Is new and most
elegantly furnished: steam heat, hot and cold
water In every room; accommodation ex-
c~lusively for gentlemen.
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sTILFS-On Sunday. October ~. 1912.
Adolphus NJ. stiles. husband OF Ida
4. Stiles. aged G5 years, los sherman
avenue.
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TWO AUTOISTS FINED FOR
EXCEEDING SPEED LIMIT

Two automobilists, charged with
exceeding the speed limit, were fined
SO each by Judge Hahn in the First
Precinct Court today. They were
Frank Seanor. of G~reensburg, Pa.
and Walter Selegman, of so West
Fifty-siNth street. New York city.
Patrolman Rauchmiller, of the mo.
torcycle squad, was the complaining
witness i'm each case, He testified
that Selegman was going at the rate
of thirty-flve miles an hour In Clin-
ton venue Seauor was paroled
after leaving a deposit Of $40 las;
night. He did not appear in couri
today and the money was declared
forfeited.
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WEEKS CIRCUS CARNIVAL

A weeks circus carnival to be held
under the auspices of the young men
and young women of the Institute
will start at Institute Hall, rs New
street, tonight. There will be gym
nastic exhibitions, side shows, street
parades and all the other trimmings
of a properly conducted circus. Pro-
gressiveness. Democratic and Repub-
lican candidates will be entertained
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings respectively.
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Doing nothing is doing i'll" Ad-
vertise for a situation in Star want
columns
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ST. PATRlCK'S ALLIANCE
TO HOLD A DANCE

st. Patriek's Alliance Club will hold
their second annual dance tomorrow
evening at Turnbull Auditorium. Mrs.
Lounsberry, who is president OF the
organization. will head the reception
committees and will be assisted by
Misses Brown and Rowe.
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sM[TH-At tho residence of Mr., A. r.
bruce. SOL College place. on Sunday.
October p. 1912. Annie II, beloved
daughter Of Thomas Il. and Mary
Smith.
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Newark. y. j.. October %. 1917
Report OF deaths FOR the week ending oc-
toher 20. Iat2; Men. 70; boys, 23; women,
n; girls, 20. Total. ITO,
AEea-One year and under. "A; between !
and . wears. .; between > and : yenrs, >;
between o and 10 years. I; between 10 and
20 years. q; between 20 and 10 years, a.;
between 30 and 20 years. II: he'Vcen 40 and
20 years. II; between 80 and GO years, 10;
between GO ard 10 wears. II: between 20 and
80 wears. 8; 50 years and over. g.
niseas sea Ahscess :; s~poplegy or cerebral
hslnorrhaGe , =; bronchitis, .. Brights dis
ease, Kidneys. |. cancer. !; cancer. stomach,
.. csncar. uterus. l caFualfieF, .: cirrhoHis
liver. /: diabetes melitus >; diphtherla, l.;
sndocar9itis. I; ertero-coitis l. erysipelas,
I; fracture skull >: aastro-enteritis o, gas-
tritis. 7: heart disease. c; heart, organic, l.;
teart ~valvular. 4: heart. fstty degeneration,
.. hemorrhsee. .: ipanltion. 4: intersussep-
lion bowels, l. marasmis or malnutritioN. .;
meningitis. tuhercular. !: myocsrdltis, .; ner
nhritis. 6 oeder1s lungs. ,. paralysis, gen
arai I; peritonit's. acute or chronic, 1.
rhthisis >ulnonalis. :; pneumonia. s; nrere
fure p'rth. !: s~clerosiS. I; shock. I; still
horn 10; suicide. I; zVphilis. I; tuhere slusiE,
4; r1care. stomach. =: uraemia, !,
Places ~ Nativity-Tpited Statos. 10; Ire
lsnd, -; T:pglsnd. /; Scotland, 3: Italy. I:
Germany. :; Greece. !; Canada, T. Russia.
p; Austria. 8 Colored, &.
JAS. + CoNNELrN.
city Clerk.
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pBRoN--At East Orange. y. J., on oct9-
her 81. 1912. William S. Heron III MS
sttb yenr. So Sussex avenue.
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CIGAR STRIKE ENDS

MANILA, Oct. 2S.-The cigar-mak-
ers' strike was partially broken this
morning. after lasting a month. OF
the $4,000 strikers, $500 registered at
the factories and returned to work,
and it is expected that the remainder
will resMme soon.
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TRENTON WOMEN HURT
AS TROLLEY HITS AUTO

TRENTON. Oct. 2S.-A large auto
mobile driven by G. u. Emson. of
HigIltstown, and containing Mr.. En-
SONS wife and Mr.. and Mrs. j.. II.
,Vestherill. Of Hightstown, was struck
rs n trolley car on East state street
yesterday and The occupants all Sc
vsrely injured.
Mrs. Weatherill was badly cut
about the lace and bruised about the
body. Mrs. E;mson received a deep
cash across the forehead and suffered
ssysrai Commissions. Emson and
G'ea1herlil were cut about the hands
f,v nr,ne glass from the broken wind
SHIELD.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Ia hereby Given that the accounts
~ the aubscriber. tho cvoriitor NJ tho last
VIII and testament Of William Elliott. de-
cea sed. win be audited and stated by tbs
Surrogate End reported for settlement 10 the
Orphans Court OF the County of Essex on
Friday. the twenty-ninth day OF NpSomber
JOHN o'HAGAN.
Dated October ~. 1919.
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ESTATE FOR SALE OR En-
CHANGE. CITY

CLINTON Ill finest residential street;
corner property; 55x102s beautiful resi-
tricity, quartered oak throughout: large IL
brary, with quartered oak built-in book
cases; too large for present owner; will
trade for smaller dwelling or modern two
family. FEST & FEST (Abe Feist, Man
ager), 1873 Broad st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. OUT CITY

GREAT TWO-FAMILY SACRIFICE
Oranges finest location; facing park;
nonresident must sell; fourteen bright
rooms. two baths, two steam heaters.
two porches. separate entrances. cleo
tricity; 35-foot plot. mortgage 81. 900:
worth 81. 500; great sacrifice. Sc, 400;
act quickly. FEST & FEST, 73S
Broad st.
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CLARK-on October n, 1872, PhillR,
son of Margaret and the late Fhiiip
Clark, 35 Crane street.
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FLORISTS.

LETBSSLE. florist ami funeral designs n
specially; seeds and pants Of all descrip.
,lons. $50 Eighteenth av. Tel. l2OS-W.
Wsver1v.
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BAUM-on October IS, 1912, Fred
erick. beloved husband OF NIiears
Baum nee Snedeker). aged ~ yehts
/ month 81 days, 579 South Eleventh
street.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are she quotations of The
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members Of the
New York Stock Exchange.
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wOLTERS-A High Mass of Requiem
will he offered for the repose of the
soul Of the late Mary Norton VOL
tsrs. at st. Patrick's Cathedral.
Newark, n. j.. on Tuesday, October
20. 1912. at q a. m.
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited to attend.
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APARTMENTS, ROOMS AND FLATS
TO LET.

APARTMENT, Rudolph and Stella. 20 and Is
West Kinney st.-Six and seven rooms and
bath; steam heat and janitor service In
cluded; s35 TO S45. FEST & FEST Scheuer
Bldg, 1888 Broad st.
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CEMETERIES.
Glen Ridge Cemetery

FTsnkiin ~. at Jorslemon ST. bloomfield.
y J.: tel. 1881, Rloomheld; plots. four
sraves md over. $50 up; graves. adults. S14.
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poNNELLY-on Sunday, October q lSi-'
Jane Donnelly. 4e,1,v
Invited 10 attend the funeral from her
jate residence. No. 96 Court street, on
Tuesday. October %. at 9:1o a. m; 10
81. Bridget's Church, where afggn
Mass of Requiem win be offered i m s Ne
repose of her soul. Inter1nent III tne
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulehre'
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WINDSOR ST. 90. Eearny-SiX and seven
large. light rooms and bath. newly deco
rated: SIG and s1T. FEST & FEST. I3S
Broad st.
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NEWARK, \. j.. Ocfober II, 1912.
Estate of Frank u. Meier. decreased.
Pursuant to the order OF Isaac Shoerthsl,
Surrogate n the County Fssex. this d.
made. on tho application NJ the undersigned.
nvecutrix Of said deceased. notice is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased to
exhiblt to the subscriber urder 90 III or AZ
hrnnation. their claims and demands against
the estate OF said deceased. within nine
months from this date. or they win be for
ever barred from prosecutirs or recovering
the same against the subscriber.
JANE MEIER.
Pitch & Pi1ch.
Proctorr.
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FIRST ST, S-Four large, light rooms. S..
FEST & FEST, Scheuer Bldg, 73S Broad
street.
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cRAWFORD-on october. - III.
Charles w. husband of Frances
Crawford NEE Meyers. 4 BLOOM
field avenue.
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cooPER-on Monday. oct9beT o1 ID
sy yn Hattie =, Cooper.
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APF-Passed away at his home. 2SI MIL
berry street, on Saturday, October 20 80
1912, Henry 2. App, beloved husDnao X
Bertha App (nee schmidtl' ase" ="
wears,
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suRRoGATE's NOTICES,
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice IL hereby given that the accounts
of the subscriber, the substituted trustee
under the last will and testament OF Ehnu
NTorkridre. deceased. will he audited anu
stated bX the Surrogate and reported Tor SET
iiement 10 the Orphans Court OF the county
OF Essex on Friday. the nfteenth DAY OF
November next. rroppY<
Dated October s. 1912. ?
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the accoontS
of the subscriber. executor OF the iast WIZ
and testament of George EnRer. deceased
Will he audited and stated by tire SURROGATE
and reuorted for settlement. to the Orphans
Court OF the County of Essex on friday, the
thirteenth Tav of December next
FIDELITY TRUST
Dated October s. 1912.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the aeoonnts
~ the subscriber. the n-ecutor ~ the Iese
V,iu end Testament If Solomon DeSnnn. de-
osa sed will be audited and stated bN the
Surrogate and reported for settlement TO the
Ornnens' Court Of the County OF Essex on
FRIDAY. the twenty-ninth day OF November
next. Drcn-4<
mated October ~. 1912.
Joseph NJ. Desnan,
Proctor.
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BoWLBY-on Friday. october 70. MI
al her home, 725 Ridge street MIS- Nii"
abeth Bowlby.
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Legal NOTICES.

TO PATRICK FLYNS. Irvington. n. J.:
Take notice. that on. Saturday, Ndvenpel
:, 1912. at 10 a. M. | will expose at pup {
auction one six-spring four-tvn track. WIN
sun shade, at Shaw avenue, corner Fhpya"
place, Newark, n. J. Said sale being IN ae,
cordance with an act of the Legislature 40
f~oreclose a lien for material and labor eS,,
pended on said truck in the sum OF S6s.oO
and cost,
fsigned) H.. SOLOMON.
samuel A. fischman. Attorney.
BIS Clinton street. Newark, n. J.
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SiIn NeDTt 40 SuHaiA 'NA
HoSE-Entered into rest on SUNDAY. DC;
tober 81. 1917, william. widower OF
Anna Hose. aged so years 4 months
Reiatives and friends are most re-,
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral
services Tuesday evening octoner -;
liz hii- daan1ghter. Mrs. william Ahrens, SO
Chapman place, Livingston, n. j: In,
torment Mt Paramount Cemetery on
Wednesday. October. so, l9l2' AT con-
venience OF the family.
yoRDAN-At Newark. October %. lsl2,
Katherine. aged 50 years. widow OF the
late William Jordan.
fANDMFSSER-On Saturday. october y,
1872. after a brief illness. John Land
messer. husband of the late Eleanora
Landmesser, aged 81 years 10 months u
days.
POTrs-on October %. 1872, Joseph. be,
loved husband of Margaret Potts, 1910
Broad street.
RBIp-on October %. 1912. at his late
residence. 313 John street Harrison,
.rohn Reid. 81. husband of the late
Margaret Reid.
R~OY-Suddenty. on saturday. October &c
1912. Robert l.. Roy. in his 10th year
.2S2 Bank street.
sCHIJTz-At her residence. 100 South
Twenty SECOND street, 1ryington, \, d.
Emma e.; daughter Of Sc m@lry s 6gsG g.
wears : months % days.
EIPPELL-At Irvington. \. j. October
y. 1N12. Ida frances Sippell. in her
18TH wear. 81 Clinton avenue west.
sMITH-Nt tho residence Of Mr.. 4. T.
Bruce. 301a College place. on Sunday,
October p. 1912. Annie II. beloved
daughter Of Thomas Il. and Mary
Smith.
sTAATs-On October -. 1912. Benjamin
+. stats.
ETILFS-On Sunday. October n. 1912,
Adolphus NJ. stiles. husband of Ida
4. Stiles. aged G5 years, los sherman
avenue.
niLIINAN-0n October ~. 1912, at New
Jersey Home for Disabled Soldiers,
.rohn sullivan. aged 60, late Company
II. 12Sth Indiana Infantry.
BuLLN- Peacefully fell asleep. Sunday
October ~. 1912. Florence. beloved
daughter Of Elizabeth Sully, at her
residence. 81 Boyden street,
WBBFR-Entered into rest. on Saturday,
October Is. 1912. Francis Weber. aged
SO years II months.
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BLANCHET-At Chatham, y. j" oeeopei
26, 1872, Anna Blanc bet.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the accounts
OF the subscriber, executor OF the last Will
and testament Of Mary J. Elliott, 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
fifteenth day OF November next.
p. LYNDON BRYCE.
Dated October Z 1912.
Lintott. Kahrs & Young.
Prnctora.
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HOUSES TO LET.
"a 1--@@~ Z~<%s[G%rN OO@~S&s
FEST e. FEST.
THE FIRM OF THE HOUR.
prNTINc nEpARTMENT.

AOe
~s~7~--~~-O~
FEST & FEIsT.
THE FIRM OF THE HOUR"
RENTING DEPARTMENT.
oFFER THESE MODERN HOUSES
WITH COMPLETE IMPTS.
Lincoln ay.. near Delsvan, $ rooms. 2 baths.
$40.
Ridge ST.. near Heller Parkway. 0 rooms
and bath. $50.
Moen d.. near Broad. 10 rms and bath, $40.
Osborne ter. near Clinton. II rooms and
bath, 500.
Thomas st. cor. Broad, il rooms, 2 baths,
s75.
Clinton av.. near High, II rooms and bath,
sT5.
Hedden ter. near Clinton av.. - rooms and
Bslieville. av.. near Third az. II rooms and
bath, $50.
ACT
QUICKLY.
ASK
FEIST & FEST.
sCEUER BUILDING.
T3S BROAD ST.
AN ATTRACTIVE home at Rose villa new
est design: seven rooms and storage room;
brand new house; just completed; every pos
Sible convenience, including sun parlors,
vacuum cleaners, built-in bookcases, cleo
tricity, steam, special ventilation. beautiful
hxtures. handsome decorations. hardwood
throughout: large garden; rental 500. FEST
& FEIST, 73S Broad st.
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Want q lob:

Want q Iobs
Send in an ad.. eighteen words or under.
on the want Ad Blank" printed on the
classified page. We will do this for three
days strictly free Of charge.
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FARMS WANTED.

WE can sell or exchange your farms, coun-
try homes or estate. County Department.
LOUIS ScHLEsINGER, Inc. Essex build
ing.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OWNER LEAVING; BEAUTIFUL HOME
on Heller Parkway. Forest Hill, Cliff
ton av.: nine rooms, reception hall.
tiled bath; steam. electricity; beam
ceiling: hardwood trim, oak floors.
handsome decorations; large porch:
screens, awnings: house built days
work; great snap: IS, 750. FEST e
FEST. Scheuer building. T3S Broad st.
TWO-FAMILY SNAPi!!-PennsylVania av.:
IS rooms, two baths; new heater. excellent
condition; rental sec: price Sc, 1000; easiest
terms: act quickly. FEST d FEST (Abe
Feist, Mans ger), Scheuer building.
$500 BUYS THREE-FAMILY-
Best renting section: near three troll
leys: seventeen light modern rooms.
three ba this; all decorated halls car
peted; well rented. Snapi, SO. 800:
easiest terms. FEST & FEST. 1873
Broad 81.
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r. roR SALE.


SOUTH JERSEY FARMs-FfYe acres good
land for raising fruit. berries. poultry and
squads: mild. healthful climate: two manu-
featuring towns: railroad and trolley serv-
ice; prosperous locality: good roads and pure
water. CHARLES GEESE. 142 Market st.
Newark. oH A. F. France. 20 Spencer st,
Elizabeth.
SEND 10 Country Department for new book-
let; farms country homes. gentlemen's es-
tates. New Jersey. New York. Long Island,
Connecticut. LOUIS SCHLEsINGER. Inc.
Essex building.
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DEATHS

ADDIs-Peacefully fell asleep. sun
lay, october 81, 1912, Ruth Ann, oet
loved mother of oscar StryKeI' ~
her residence. II Maiden lane.
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MARSHALL ST, 26-Five large. light rooms,
SIG. FEST & FEST, Scheuer Bldg. T3s
Broad st.
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FACTORIES. LOFTS. ETC, TO LET,
rUnN


TWO stories. e0x15o: plot 1%O0xs0o: 1oo-foot
dock; railroad siding: detached power
house; very low rental: long lease: immedi-
ate possession. FEST g. FEST, Factory
Specialists, 1873 Broad st.
Z, 800 SQUARE FEET; newest buiidine;
81. 700: 5-horsepower included; steam heat;
live steam: sprinkler; near trolleys. passen-
ger and freight stations. Ask FEST q
FEST, Factory Specialists. I3S Broad ST.
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FACTORY PROPERTY AND SITES
FOR SALE, TO LET. ETC. CITY.

MR.. MANUFACTURER-One-story building.
with extensions; plot 150x112; steam heat;
feet; excellent machine shop; splendid for
automobile manufacturing; act quickly;
FEST & FEST. Factory Specialists, 1888
Broad st.
A GREAT SNAP-One store, corrugated
iron; engine. boiler; plot 100 feet along
railroad; 81, 600; exceptionally good bargain;
only 81. 600 needed. FEST & FEST. Fac
tory Specialists. 73s Broad st.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the accounts
OF the subscriber. executor of the last will
and testament of Sylvester Macknet. de-
ceased. will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported for settlement to the
Orphans Court of the County OF Egsex on
Friday. the twenty-seeond day of November
next.
Dated October 10. 1912.
Louis ]. Beers,
Proctor.
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STORES. OFFICES, ETC. TO LET.
CITY.

AT 81 AND SO HALsEY ST., near New
Two elegant stores: high. bright: 22x100:
show rooms: every modern convenience;
lowest rental. FEIsT & FEST. 73s Broad
street.
WASHINGTON ST. stores; excellent location,
just adjoining Market st. corner; modern
building TO be erected. with every conceiv-
able Improvement: Immediate possession;
reasonable rental; make selection now.
FEST & FEST. 1888 Broad st.
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70 st no's, Head The ads and &c;
lhs bsrsslns.
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erTvrSr EpES. JR.-Entered into rest.
IN Sunday, October 81. 1872, Henry, IT,
beloved son of Henry and Eliza Gottsle-
ben NEE AshHeldl, aged Il years;
Relatives and friends are kindly N.
vited to attend the funeral sefViGe'
tuesday, October 70, 1912. at 2 ?. M
from the parents residence. No. = Gov
ernor street. Interinent In Rosehiii ana
Linden Cemetery. Linden, y. j.
Sleep in Jesus.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENT.

TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER
AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 1912.
In accordance with the provisions Of the
fifth section OF the act of tho Legislature
of the State OF New Jersey, approved Febru-
airy %. 1866. entitled Further supplement
to the act entitled an act to revise and
approved March II, 1857. I herewith present
a full trial balance sheet from the Auditors
ledger. as OF September 30. 1912,
JAMES A. ROWE.
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APARTMENT. South Broad st. section
Second floor, seven rooms. bath. library;
every latest appliance; steam heat. hot
water furnished; parquetry. electricity, ex-
quisite decorations: lowest rental. FEST Il
FEST. 73S Broad st.
APARTMENT CAROLYN. Brunswick St
Six rooms and bath; steam heat and jani-
tor service included; $50 and s35. FEST &
FEST. 73S Broad st.
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bOUGLAsS-on Sunday. October -
1912. Charles L.. beloved son Of How
ard and 6eorgiana Douglass. aged y
yea RS and 8 months, 81 Magazine Street
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gRASsMAN-on Saturday, octvber 20
1912, Herman. beloved husband OF Jo5
sephine Grassman (nee Valenstein)' ageu
"a years. Court
Relatives aud friends. also Souat
General Runyon No. 1910. /. . y arr
kindly invited to attend the funeral
TUESDAY. 10Th inst. at 9 O'Clock, IRON
his late residence, No. 1903 Lyons avenue,
near Clinton place. to y: rg uigS
Church, where at 10 O'Clock q hisn
Mass Of Reuuiem will be offered, Tor
the repose Of his soul. lnterment en-
ntorv Hnly SppUlchrp.
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ErLLIVAN-0n October ~. 1912, at New
Jersey Home for Disabled Soldiers
.rnhn Sullivan. aged 66. late Company
II. l2Sth Indiana Infantry.