Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-06
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DEATHS.

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ALLEN-sarah D., beloved WIZ 1ai9
after Il lingering illness, at st. James
Hospital.
CoRNELIUs-on August / lsl., Aaoipn
beloved husband OF MARY
cRopPER-on August 4, 1917, Eilen ~
Stephens, wife of Henry Lee Iioped
and daughter of Mrs, Fred p1comaeId.
50 years, So Orange street
DIxoN-At Hanover Neck, If Jesse
August s, 1912. Emma J.. WE u '
+. Dixon, in her 5oth year.
DoDD-on August 3. 1ola susan n nail,
bnrn wife of the late stephen IA. p rent
in her seth year. 235 Prospece s'reo'
East Orange.
FowLER-On Monday nSars D.
1912. Sarah A., widow of Ahare" ~
Fowler. iii he held al
H. hnna of her daughter, Mrs II.
F Homes. So Columbia avsnus' ~ =,
Thursday, August 5, az 1,Sv "a 10
Relatives and friends are iBpnsedaie
Senoaferv At The convenience of the
family.
Monday. August ;, 19l2. An
drew beloved husband OF ~Josepnane
,5ass tnee wildenmannl. aged =. sears
q months and 8 days, III Magazine
street.
uooD-aueust 5. 1912, Annie Near,
thur. infant daughter OF James smee
Annie Hood, aged months NO
Brighton avenue, Arllhsto"'
HOLEY-on August ). 1912, eczema; oe.
loved wife of Thomas Holey. 100 0ruh'
avenue, East Newark.
HrBER-Entered into rest. on Monday
August 5. 1912. Nickel HUBER IL; ~ Ne
loved son of Nickel Huber, ST.. ana me
late Mary Huber, aged 81 years . mohtns
days. 81 the
Rartenders Union. Local NO. i3l, anu
fine Belmont Benevolent ASSOCIATION ~
kindly invited TO attend tne - m
fram his late residence. 90 Pierce Street,
thence TO ST. AIMS Church, Whsre a
High Mass of Requiem VIII pe ounavt
for the repose OF ms SOU Sennlchre.
in the Cemetery OF the hoiS
HrMIsTON-on Monday, Angus o.
1qI2. Samuel p, beloved son OF SAM
uel e. and Katie H. ruisRi7 months )
DAYS, 2i2 South Orange avenue
KLEINHANs-Passed away. aftc[ SeiFogt.oe
illness. ON Monday. August - ~.
iiacoh Klcinhans. beloved HUSBAND oi
usedwic Kleinhans tnee Koenlgl, IN has
seventy first year, ..sr In.
Relatives and friends are hindi! ,ato
vited TO attend the services at MS Iale
home. oO6 Clifton avenue. on lnurs.
dsy. August S. at S p, m. lnterment
in airmoun Cemetery at the con
venience of the family
r.EpERMAN-On Monday. August .,
Iata. William, beloved child OF David
and Christina Lederman, ageu }
months and IL days, l05 wallace
street.
PHILIP-Suddenly. at Lake Horatnohg'
snndav. August 4. 1912. stanley Ram,
sey. beloved son of Josephine H. ana
the late John Stanley Philip.
Relatives and friends. also members
of Newark Council No. 80. knights
of Columbus, are kindly invited 10 at
tend the funeral. from me residenee Ui
ON Wednesday. August Z. at , a. M
to st. James's Church. where a solemn
High Mass of Requiem VIII pc ouereu
for the repose of his soul. lnterment
in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepuichre'
SMITH-Passed away. on sunday. Au-
gust 4. 1912, Mrs. Della smith, WIDOW
Of Kindred Smith and beloved mother
of Adam W. Smith, 755 South Seven
teenth street.
sPECHT-On Sunday. August 4, 1912.
bt1l0d 0dlhti ~
Frederick Specht tnee Bresner)'
aged % years II months 10 days,
ia Magazine street.
TALMAGE-At East Orange. N. j., on
Monday, August 5, 1912, George. Il.
Talmage. in his 59th year. 81 Elm
wood avenu East Orange
wALToN-Peacefully fell asleep,
Tuesday. August s. 1872, Clarence
Augustus. beloved son of Mr.. n
Mrs. James Edward Walton thee
Van kirk, at the residence of his
grandmother. Mrs. Addie Van Kirk,
10 King street. in his 18th year.
WEBB-On August 4. 1912, Henry H,
husband of Harriet Perry Webb,
aged 70 years. 229 Clifton avenue.
WORTHINGTON-On August 4. 1912,
Ralph, son of John and Elizabeth
Worthington, aged 26 years, 20
Myrtle street. Watsessing, n. J,
FLORISTS.
LEIBssLE. floral and funeral designs a
specially: seeds and plants of all descrip-
tons. i59 Eighteenth av. Tel. 12o5-W,
wavsrly.
vofGT, the florist. Woodland Cemetery, cor.
Eighteenth designs csc up; hou-
atota niao.s and ctt flowers at low prices.