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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-19
,0RTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK

Charlotte A. Lum and husband to Eidel-
ity Trust Company, west side Clinton
place, 100 feet northeast from Hawthorne
john A. Allendorfer to Caroline c.
Deohert, east side Sanford 4e0
feet south from Wall street, $4,000.
Roland Shaw to Moses Reichman, north
side Academy street, 12o feet from Wash
ington street, So, 800.
George r. Weber to German Savings
Bank west side Ridge street d 2S4 feet
Malcolm T. Armstrong ct al. to Walter
d. Meeker, southwest side South Market
street, % feet east from Madison street,
Reuben Silverman to Hearthstone Build
ing and Loan Association, west side
Prince street, l5t feet south from Kinney
street, $500. :
Morris Naeht to same, west side Sorser-
set street, 1913 feet north from Waverly
place. $500.
Reuben Silverman to Morris Stranch,
west side Prince street, 13l feet south from
Kinney street, $500.
Nicola Grasso to the New Jersey Build
ing and Loan Association. west side Car
side street, 671 feet south from Fifth ave
cosmo 3. Ross to Abe Croter, west side
Sunset avenue, 200 feet from southwest
corner Second street and South orange
West End club to West End Building
and Loan Association. east side South
Seventh street. lS7 feet ,d northeast from
Joseph j. Manager to Walter II. Walsh,
south side Springfield avenue, 800 feet west
from Waverly place. 1850.
Philip, Herman to HenrE w. aro@ed,
west side Mum avenue, 125 feet south from
fremont avenue, $1,000. ~
Henry j. Wagner 81 al. to Fidelity Trust
Company, west side Bergen street, 10 feet
south from Fifteenth avenue. 1000.
Leslie S. Johnson to Fidelity Trust Con-
pany, east side Washington street II
feet south from West Kinney street, $1,000.
John B. Healey to Modern Building ana
Loan Association. east side West End
avenue, 125 feet north from Howell place,
$4,000.
Leslie S. Johnson to Real Estate Trad
ing Company. east side Washington street,
al southwest corner house of John Virtue
ct al. (t~rusteeS), $500.
al, west side Washington street, IS feet
north from curt street. $500.
Ernest E.. Schroeder ct al. to Francis
446 feet southwest from Hawthorne ave-
nue., $1,000.
Rebecca Slifkin and husband to Essex
County Building and Loan Association,
Montclair. east side Orange road, at West
corner lands of Maria Trainor, $500,
John b. Scarlet TO Mechanics Building
and Loan Association. Bellevllle, west side
Eleanora street, 256 feet north from Grey
lock avenue. $4,000.
b. Adams collector to Ellen Elston,
1rVington. lot 3, block 231, $500. f..
Adam Drizie to Camfield Building and
Loan Association. East Orange, east side
South Arlington avenue, 81 feet north
from Central avenue, Sc, 1900.
Anthony w. Schaefer to Henry j. Hum
mel. Irvington, west side T~wenty-second
street, 1S feet north from Twentieth ave.
nue., $500.
Herman Roemer to Simon Frledberger,
Nutley, east side Passaic avenue, az
northwest corner land of john Fl. Murren,
$i00.
Walter II. Talmage to Bay View Build
ing and Loan Association. lrvington,
southwest corner Yale and %Stuyvesant
avenues. $1,000.
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FAKE OPTICIAN DRUGS
THEN ROBS YOUNG GIRL.
First Posed as Possible Real
Estate Purchaser.

RED BANK, Jan. 19.-Miss Jennie
Joline, of Eatontown, was a victim yes
terday of a swindling game and robbery.
A young man called at the house for
the alleged purpose of purchasing the
property. He was allowed to inspect
the premises. and during the conver-
sation that followed the stranger said
he was an optician. Miss Joline COM
planned of her eyes, and the "optician"
tested them by placing two pairs of
eye glasses over them.
Miss Joline had her purse containing
$13 with her when her eyes were being
examined. Just what happened she
does not know, according to the story
told by one of the neighbors, but when
she regained consciousness her purse,
money and some silverware were miss
ing. So also vas the intending house
purchaser and "optician."
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Collecting Fee
Gives Carnegie
Much TrOubIe

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Andrew
Carnegie is having trouble collecting
from the government $3.50 in witness
fees for his recent testimony before the
House steel trust committee. He told
the committee when testifying that
he was honored by it's invitation to
appear, that he would frame In gold
his subpoena and expense vouchers and
keep them forever
Later. however, Mr.. Carnegie appar-
entity changed his mind, for on January
II he signed his expense voucher, and
ii was received today by Jerry South.
chief clerk of the House. 1t calls for
454 miles of travel at five cents a mile
($s2. 70) and for three days witness
fees at 81 a day (s6).
The notary in New York who wit
messed the voucher for Mr.. Carnegie
failed to af1x his sea-. Not until this
detail is remedied will Clerk South
give up the money.
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MAYORS WILL DISCUSS
CROSSINGS ON MONDAY,

ELIZABETH, Jan. 19.-Mayor Fred
erick W. Donnelly, of Trenton, presi-
dent of the Mayors Society of New Jer-
sey, which was organized in this city
last Saturday, has called a meeting of
the organization to De held in Trenton
next Monday at 10 a. M, when the
question of legislation for the abolish
ment of grade crossings will be further
considered.
AT the meeting in this city the May
ors went on record as being opposed to
the that has been introduced
in the Senate by Senator Carlton B.
Pierce, of this county. 1t is expected
that another bill will be drafted at the
meeting next week and hat it may be
introduced in the Legislature on the
same day.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
c. Morel, owner. with E.. Handy &
Co, contractor. all work, $22, 600; 20
24-2S-32 Schuyler terrace, South Or
ange.
Nutley Realty Company, owners,
with D. Small, contractor, hot water
and cleaning system, S1,106;
Nutley Park, Nutley.
Newark Building and Contracting
Company, owners, with New Jersey
sash and door works, $1,250; Seven
teenth avenue n Twenty-first street.
c. Wachtel. owner, with NJ. Weiss &
Bros, contractors. painting work, s275;
j, Smolinski, owner. with A. Zybul-
eIsli, contractor, alterations, SASS; 119
Belmont avenu
NJ. Fast and A. Amsterdam, owners.
with Silver Roofing Company. con-
tractors, stucco work, $500; 1880
Prince street.
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To COURT.
HEARS HIS DOOM
Murderer Again Tries to Die
While Being Taken Be-
lore Judge.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Manacled
hand and foot and guarded by seven
deputy sheriffs and court officers. Jo-
seph Ferrone was today taken before
Judge Foster, following two attempts
to commit suicide -and sentenced to
die in the electric chair during the
week beginning FEBRUARY rs, for the
murder of his wife Katie.
When Ferrone was. convicted on
Tuesday he made an Infatuated attack
on the jury and then attempted to
end his life by slashing his throa with
a piece oil glass. Since then a close
watch has been kept on him.
When two keepers went to his cell
to bring him TO our today he ripped
the bandase from his throat and tried
to tear omen the wounds with his
hands.
II was found necessary to club him
into submission. Handouts were put
on his hands and ankles and his elbows
tied behind him with a stout pierre of
rope. On a litter he was carried into
the courtroom to be sentenced.
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BAD MONTH FOR FIRE LOSSES.

HARTFORD, Jan. 19.-During the
first fifteen days in January the fire
insurance companies of the country
became liable for SIC, 900, 900 in losses.
Local underwriters believe there has
never been such a severe drain on their
resources for one month as the sta
tistics for january will show.
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NEW YORK FIREMEH TO
HAVE ACETYLENE BLASTS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-As a result
OF the Equitable fire and the expert
in rescuing President Giblin, i'm
prisoned In the vaults of the Mercan-
tile Safe Deposit Company, the New
York flremen are to be equipped at
once with ~acetylene blasts for use in
the downtown district. 10 rescuing
EIr. Giblin two iron bars had to be
sawed through with handsaws, and the
job took nearly two hours. The ap-
pliance which will now be added to the
fire fighters equipment viii do the
same work in five minutes.
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HOneynnoOners
in Panic When
Sea Hits Liner

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The steam
ship Tagus came into port from Ber-
muda today with a thrilling story of
battling with terrific storms at sea,
during which the passengers, a dozen
of whom were honeymoon couples"
were panic-stricken and a number Of
women hysterlcal.
Wednesday afternoon, while sixty
persons were sitting on the forward
deck, behind a big canvas screen, an
enormous wave struck the boat and
washed over her decks, tearing the
screen to shreds and hurting the pas
sengers in every direction.
Captain c. S. Laws, in command Of
the liner. narrowly escaped being swept
overheard.
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M0RGUE.KEEpER APPOINTED.

ELIZABETH, Jan. 19.-Judge Fran
els Atwater, of Union county, today
appointed three morgue keepers for a,
term of three years each. John F..
Martin. of Elizabeth, secretary of the
State Board of Embalming Examiners;
George w. Cole, of Plainfield, and John
E. High, of Railway. The latter two
are reappointmentsl while John F. Mar
tin succeeds John j.. Engle.
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PUNISH POLICEMAN WHO
SLEPT WHILE ON DUTY.

Patrolman John Breen, of Bloomfield
was found guilty last night by the
Town Council of violating the police
rules. He was found asleep in the
Lackawanna railroad depot while on
duty on December 16. He was practi-
cally placed on probation and was
fined twenty days pay. He will also
lose the pay for ten days while he was
suspended. Dismissal will be his fate
if he is brought up again on charges,
he was told.
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CANAL EXCAVATION REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Four-fifths
of the excavation work on the Panama
Canal has been completed, according
to reports yesterday received here. The
total excavation at Panama up to Jan
uary /, 1912, was 5000, $40 cubic yards.
There is left TO be eXcavated 81. 230, 439
cubic yards, about one-fifth of the en-
tire amount for the completed canal
The total for December. 1911. was p
499. 276 cubic yards.
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INVENTOR Jumps TO
DEATH FROM WINDOW,

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Charles
Moore, q 6~0-year-old inventor of Brook
lyn, leaped from a fourth-story window
of the Neurological Institute today ana
killed. He had been placed INK ths
institution for mental treatment yes
terday as a result Of everwork on his
inventions.
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out at present is practically certain,
but there is no effort made to hide
the belief that some time in the future
uncle Sam will jump in.
General Nunez is preparing a circu-
lar letter to be sent to local branches
of the Veterans Association through
u the island, calling upon them to
support the administration in it's en-
deavors to restore political peace.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
Abe Croter 10 Cosme ID. Ross; " :
Sunset av, 200 IT W fr S. Orange
ay. 25x10O ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Excelsior Realty Co. to Alvin Linke
ct al. W s Grove st, 100 IT fir 18th
DR.. Charles r. KraemeR to Moses
Reichman, e 5 West Side av, 220 IT
fr S. orange av, 30xs3 .....:...
Roland Shaw to same; " 5 Ridge
st, 256 fit fl 9th av. 2Sx10O. ....ss.t.
Peabody Land and Loan Company of
America to Ellen J.. McKirdy, e $
Mt, Prospect av, 100 IT II Fl Grafton
av. 25X132
john e. Van Auken to Annie NJ.
FPain, II : Dawson st, 100 fl W fr
John Nelson to Conrad fhrom. 5 W
cor Jelliff aV and Runyon st, 25xl05
Isabella I~Ieinsinger textxl to Thee
dore Meisenbacher, $ 5 Vernon aY,
Herbert J.. Allw God to Mary e. All
wood. II S Marshall st, 20 II W fl
Nevada st, 22x59
st. Stanislaas's Roman Catholic
Church To st. casimir's Church, s 5
Nichols It, leo 1T e fr Van Buren, st,
Barnet Ch!nich ct al TO George Otto,
e $ FairFieW av, g6 # fr Spruce
st, 3Q0xi00
George Otto to Joseph Densky, e
$ lealrview az. 265 It fl Spruce 81,
3GxlOo
George Otto 10 8aruet Chinich, e $
Fairview av. 25 1T fr Spruce st,
30xl00
George Otto TO Barnet Ghinieh ct al,
e $ FairFiew aY, s16 IL fl Spruce
st, 39xloo
Matthias ldiltaen TO Victor Bllndt,
" 8 s 18th 81, 20 fit II fr 10Th av,
2JX99
Pauline Parvin and hus to Charles
W. Park ct al, s c cor Dawson and
South SITS. 3Uxlgl
Real Estate Trading Co. to Leslie
5. johnson, q < Washington st, cen
wall between houses Ry Chedister,
18x101. and other tracts..........t
Moses Reichman to Roland Shaw, Ii 5
Academy st, 100 It IF Washington
st, 30X56 Observation-Disclosures,
West End Homestead Co. to John B.
Healy, @ 2 West End av, l25 IT fr
Howell pl, 3x100
TOWNSHIPS.
William Harrigan Sheriff. 10 John +.
Scarlet. Bellevllle, W 5 Eleanora
ST, 256 Ct n Fl Greyioek ag. 3lx10O.
Margaret r. Barclift to Charles
Klein, Nutley. e S Passaic aV, n W
oor land j. FL. Murren, S2xS1S...,.,
Charles Klein to Herman Roemer,
Nutley, same property
Floyd G. Mersereau to Claude +.
M~ersereau, S.. Orange. II w s Tur-
rell ST, 266 # fr Irvington ay, 30x100
Isabelle Talmage to Walter II. Tai
mage, Irvington, W : Yale az. $ fir
Stuyvesant av. 50x12o. .-.........
rock, Irvington, lot 43, map Irving
foD Taurqrh
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HAVANA, Jan. 19.-Though the ten
sion caused by President Taft's threat
of Intervention in Cuba has been re-
Taxed by the professions of the oppos-
ing political factions that they win
sink their differences for the welfare
of the republic, there is a well-defined
opinion even In official circles today
that the ultimate occupation of the
island by American troops is certain.
That temporary peace will be worked
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MCCONNELL, ALLEGED
WIFE HELD.
Will Be Tried for Assault With
Intent to Kill.

FREEHOLD, Jan. 19.-Andrew Me
Connell, magazine writer and lecturer.
alleged to have shot his wife. Marion,
at Ocean Grove, December %, was hela
for trial yesterday by Judge John Eos
ter on a charge of assault with intent
to kill.
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AUCTION L

-
THE undersigned will sell at public auction
from storage warehouse, corner Warren and
Newark SITS, January 20, 1912, al 10 o'clock.
household goods, etc., ETC., belonging TO or
claimed to belong 10 the following named
persons. on which storage and other chergos
have not been paid for over one year. Nj
Rsyersont John shannon. NJ. Murray, Mr.. Ban.
don, Herbert Stevens, Miss Mary Mooney,
Mrs. e. H ltigby, William Howell. Mr.
Ridner, NJ. Bowkeri Mrs. Mailey. Samuel
IoInes, Rooert Mebaine. Mrs. Johnston. Roy
Bennett. Mrs. Gear, Mrs. NJ, Liable.
Van Poznsk, IL South Orange az, Auctioneer.
JOHN CLARK & SONS.
ALL unredeelned pledges left over one veor
VIII be sold at the Central Auction Rooms.
~ south orange av., on Friday, January ia
a. : p. m, by order of c.. HERMAN. pawn,
proKer, 10 Cedar st. s. VAN POZNAK Auc-
ALI qnredeeined pledges left over one year
VII pc sold ct the Central Auction Rooms.
y south orange aV.. on Friday. January %,
a p M, by order OF State tonn 0fieo'
MAX, Auctioneer.
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KREMP-passed away. on tuesday. Janu-
AIRY IS. 1912, Catherine Kemp (nee
Knorr). beloved wife Of the late August
r.. KYf-oa-s9 SheEr saith ~eaI. born TAT
Reintnal R~hinephalz. Germany.
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McCRAY-At the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Corum. 176 Bloomfield ave-
nue. Montclair, January 10, 1912,
Caroline, beloved mother of Mrs.
Mary White.
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MuRPHY-On January IS. 1912, Margaret,
beloved child OF John Joseph and Cath
arlne Murphy.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited to attend the funeral from the
parents residence. 75l South Eleventh
street, on Saturday. January 20. at 2
u. m. Tnterment in the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre.
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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.
Open. High. Low. Close.
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KIDNEY-Entered into rest. on Janu-
AIRY 10, 1912, John j., beloved hus-
band of Nora Kidney Cnee Nugent).
at his late residence. 119 Halsev
street.
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MASCN-on January II. 1912. at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
= NHet, 1S2 North Fourth street. Mary
FI. Mason. widow of Thomas W.
Mason.
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RETLLY-On January II, 1912. Bridget
Reilly (nee Fitzpatrick. beloved wife OF
Peter Reilly, and a native of the parish
Of Drumlene, County Cavan, ireland.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from her late.
residence, No. IS Littleton venue on
Saturday. January 20. at Sl5 a. NJ. to
ST. Joseph's Church. where a Solemn
High Mass of REQUIEM will be offered
for the repose OF her soul, I%nterment
in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulehre.
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Tuner-Your daughter told me- -
and fix her plano. ~
Pater-Well. what ails it2
Tuner-Three strings busted.
Pater-What'n you take n, h,,.+ 80
Of thsrnS
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P~UFF-Entered into rest, on Thurs
day, January IS, 1912, Rose Puff
inRston street,
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manifestations. on January rs,
1912. al her residence. 1879 Bank
street. Ellen, beloved mother of Mrs.
Florence AVaunt.
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THoMPsoN-Cn Wednesday. January II
1912, Margaret A. Van Houten, widow of
Daniel W. Thompson, in her 10Th year,
1866 North Eleventh street.
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PHELEN-At White Plains, n. J.. Janu-
AIRY II. 1912. May Phelen. beloved daugh-
ter of Thomas and Elizabeth Phelen tnee
Ryan.
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BOY COASTER
is KILLED BY
GOULD AUTO
Six Women Teachers Injured
When BOb-sled Crashes
Into Tree.

PORT WASHINGTON, l.. l., Jan. 10.
Cyril Rumens, II years old, was In
stantly killed yesterday afternoon, and
John DeMar, also u, seriously injured
when the sled on which they were
coasting collided with an automobile
owned by Howard Gould at the foot of
Cemetery Hill.
The automobile, in charge of William
Holland, was on the way to Castle
Gould, near Sand Point, and running
slowly when the sled suddenly dashed
from the side road and crashed into the
steel running board Of the machine.
Rumens's skull was fractured and he
died instantly. DeMar suffered con-
eussion of the brain and may die. Hol-
land stopped his machine and picked
up the dead body of Rumens and also
DeMar, rushing the latter to a hospital
here.
YONKERS, N. Y, Jan. 19.-SiX young
one school teachers were injured
last night, three of them seriously.
when the sled on which they were
coasting down a steep hill crashed into
a tree. Miss Mary Guernsey and Miss
Elizabeth. Whitney each had a leg
broken and were removed to a hos
pital, A third young woman, whose
name was not secured by the police.
was picked up in an unconscious con-
dition as h result of probable internal
Injuries. The school teachers had made
several trips without mishap and were
to make the final coast of the evening
when the accident occurred.
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BUTLER-on January Il. 1872. Mary But
Ter (nee lynch, beloved wife OF Thomas
Butler. and daughter Of the late James
baro. County Caven. ireland, at her
late residence. No. III Market street.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
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ARMSTRONG-At Hartford, Conn, on
Wednesday, January IL, 1912. Harriet e..
wife of Andrew j. Armstrong. 1s6 Or
chard street. Newark. \. j.
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WANTED.

w~anted-Brick. must have siding On
main line amy railroad; twenty miles rrors
New York or less. e.. l.. HELI4ER. CALDWELL,
NJ. 7.
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CUBA AVERTS INTERVENTION:
TEMPORARILY, AT LEAST
Jan. 10.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10
I N a statement today n State depa rtnent say that the general situation
l in Cuba mas greatly improved n there is 10 no apparent necessity for
= Intervention.
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LOGAL SECURITIES.


The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eisele & King,
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cAgTLES-At Norris Plains. n. J., Janh-
ary is. 1912, William Castles. Of valley
Brook avenue, kingsland, aged SIS Years.
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HEIIi RIEGEIeOn January l9. 1917
Henry. beloved husband of Margaret
Hellriegel (nee Haas. at his late resi-
dence. $40 South Eleventh street.
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DRIsCoLL-on January If, 1872, Esther;
widow OF Henry II. Drlscohi asea ~
years. 205 clifton avenue.
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Relatives, friends and members Rosary
Society are kindly invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, 81 Free
man street. on Saturday. January 20, at
$50 a. M. 10 st. Aloysius's Church, where
"A Solemn High Mass of Requiem will be
offered Tor the rerose of her soul. Inter
ment Cemetery Holy Sepulchre.
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COBB-Op Thnrsday. january Is. NJ
Phoebe Caroline. widow William a,
Cobb, aged 6s years.
Funeral services will be held at her
late residence. % Hillside avenue, on
Friday evening, January ~; at : cloeh.
Interrnent at the convenience Of the
family.
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ROBPH-Bntered into rest, on January
IT,. 1912, Mary Rolph nee McDermott)
beloved wife of Jesse Rolp'. aged q
wears, q College place.
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LOST " FOUND.

LoSf-A ladies' gold watch, on Thursda .
evening, between 5 and $50, on Broad ~
oetWeeil Lombardy st and Central Az r.
ward II returned to NJ MILLER, 81 Hawk n.
-, city.
LOST-MHsonic emblem, part of ,va,oh 81
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WALDRoN-on January 10. 1915. at
the residence of his brother-in-law
Mr.. Michael Kane, 90 Bergen street
John, beloved husband of the late
Mary A. Waldron (nee GaffneNA -