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SCHOOLMARM APPEALS
FROM NEW CONVICTION

TRENTON, Aug. 2S.-Mrs. Par
thenia Johnson, the Cedar Run school
teacher, who was recently acquitted
by the State Board of Education of
indiscreet conduct, has made a sec
ond appeal to the State board.
She has been tried by the local
school board and again convicted, the
charge this time being that she
coached her pupils in examination
questions previous to the holding of
the examination. The hearing on the
appeal will be held in Atlantic City
on August %.
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A6f 81 PLACE oPENING-Assessment
Notice is hereby given that an assessment
real estate peculiarly benehteadi e by ,an sas, and N5
me following improvements. namely, the
ABINGER PLACE.
rom Brookdale avenue to Sunset avenue
of oece tba Gi,y to It the provisions q an ordinance
nance to provide for the opening Of
ABINGER PLACE
Tor a 9sGih1a Of f fiffg e5o to f Sunset menus ayenue
november 3. 1911. has been prepared bv
h tne th mnqMefsigned commissioners appointed
that a report by a certificate in writing
with an accompanying map and schedule''
several owners peculiarly benefited as afore-
said has been deposited in the Office Of the
nation by the parties interested tbe d y exami-
said assessment comprises all lots frac,s
and parcels Of land and real estate liable to
ABINGER PLACE.
from Sunset avenue to Sandford streat
SUNSET AVENUE.
BROOKDALE AVENUE
NORWOOD AVENUE
sruYvEsAsM@T AVENUE.
from a point about $50 feet south of the
southeriy. line Of Abinger place to a point
about 400 feet north of the northerly line
On both sides Of
BOYLAN STREET.
from a point about 450 feet north of the
northerly line of Abinger place to the press
emit terminus of said Boylan street. which
Is about 279 feet south of the southeriy
line of Abinger place.
On both sides of
V STREET,
from Stuyvesant avenue to Sanford avenpe
On both sides of
ROCKLAND TERRACE.
from Stuyvesant avenue to Smith street,
SMITH STREET
and
SANFORD AVENUE.
from a point about 100 feet south If the
~southerly line of Silver street to a no,nt
about 800 feet north Of the northerly line
A lot represents an entire plot of land
whether large or smnll. 1851
All persons interested in said assessnan,
may be heard before said Commissioner on
Thursday afternoon, the twenty-ninth day
OF August 1912. at 2 p. M. at the commits
sioners, room. No; 4 l3d floor. City Hall.
Dated August %. 1912.
WILLIAM DIMOND.
ADOLPH FISCH,
Joseph HEISLER.
Commissioners
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SICK, HIS CASH GONE,
AMERICAN KILLS SELF

ANTWERP, Aug. 23.-An American
named A. Daniels committed suicide
by shooting himself yesterday at the
Grand Hotel Imperial. He left a note
saying:
Il am stone broke. I have only one
dollar left. 1 am suffering from
Rright's disease. Bury me in the
potter's field.
The suicide was about tw~enty-six
years old.
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HIS FOOT FALLS OFF

JERSEY CITY, Aug. william
Moore, of the Lafayette section, has
an artificial foot. 1t dropped off
while he was stepping from a Com
munipaw avenue car near Pine street
He grabbed the artificial foot and
started to hobble across the avenue,
when several women tainted They
thought he had been run over.
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Parrot Shocks VOyagers
on Big Liner at HObOken

HOBOKEN, Aug. 23.-Mrs. Rudolph
Leudd is on her way to Germany.
For company she took along Hans, a
parrot that says prayers and also Is
prolihcally profane.
The passengers on the Cincinnati
were much amused as the parrot, held
over the deck In its gilded cage volu-
bly, called it's auf wiedersehen to Herr
Leudd.
Goodbye, papa!" screeched the
pet.
Then Mrs. Leudd dropped the cage
and the parrot fell to the dock under
the big ships stern. When they
picked up the cage the parrot alarmed
the entire ships company with its
abuse, and Mrs. Leudd was forced to
retreat to a stateroom with the out
ragged pet.
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PASSAIC WORK TO GO TO
NEWARK CONTRACTORS

PASSAIC, Aug. 23.-The City Com
missioners has received bids from
several out-of-town concerns for
street improvements. Heretofore only
local contractors have made bids.
Low bids were received from ]. F.
Stanley & Co. and the Newton Pave
ment Company. both of Newark, on
sheet asphalt and bituminous con-
crete, respectively. for the perman-
nent improvement of part of Bloom
field avenue, Prospect street, Howe
avenue and Virginia street. One OF
these companies will be awarded the
contract today by the commission.
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DEFENDS MOTHER

JERSEY CITY, Aug. 2S.-Michael
Haria. IA years old. of 976 Johnston
n found his mother being
beaten by a lot of hoodlums and sail
ed into the general fray with an
open knife. He stabbed William Van
Norman, of "a Wilton street. The
wound is not dangerous.
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WART REVEALS GIRL
SOUGHT AS GEM THIEF

NEW YORK, Aug. ga wart on
her left hand proved the undoing of
Miss Viola Rowling, %, now incar-
cerated in the Jail at Riverhead, Long
Island. Detective Luke Devin ar
rested Miss Rowling and at first she
denied her identity, but the detective,
grasping her left hand, made COM
plete the identification by the wart
he found thereon.
The girl is charged with the theft
of three diamond rings, a suit of
clothing and a large picture hat be-
to Mrs. Arthur c. Richards,
a sister of DR.. William f. Foster, of
Babylon, for whom she worked.
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JERSEYITE HIS OWN
SLEUTH TO TRAP WIFE

HARTFORD. Conn, Aug. 23.-Two
Hoboken clippers were before Judge
Walter H. Clark yesterday as a Sc
quel to a fight three weeks ago and
Rudolph Tuabe, who did some sue
cessful sleuthing before calling police
aid, seemed pleased when his wife
and her companion, Edward Dober-
stein, were held for trial today in
bonds Of $1,000. in default of which
both went to Jail.
When the couple were arrested Mrs.
Tuabe's 5-year-old boy was with her,
and Tuabe says he will not take either
back.
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HoNOR'S JAPAN'S RULER

LONDON, Aug. 23.-King George
yesterday conferred the Order Of the
Garter on Emperor Yoshihito. new
ruler Of Japan. Prince Arthur of
Connaught, eldest son of the Cover
nor-General of Canada, will present
the insignia of the order to the En-
peror after the funeral, September
10, of the late Emperor Mutsuhito.
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FAIRGROUNDS DAY

PASSAIC, Aug. 23.-The Passaic
Fairgrounds Commission has decided
to close the season August 81 with a
monster athletic meet on the Passaic
Club field, in which both boys and
girls will take part. 1t is expected
l 900 children will compete.
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Boy Loses Arm and Leg.

JERSEY CITY, Aug. 23.-r'rank
Link, 4 years old. of 1858 Palisade
avenue, vas badly injured while rid
ing on a train of coal cars on the
West Shore Railroad, in Hoboken. His
right leg and right arm we're crushed
and We're amputated.
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TO SUPPRESS ATROCITIES

LYNDON, Aug. 2S.-The President
u Feru In a telegram published in
a London newspaper today saws that
ne VIII be infiexible in suppressine
atrocities in the Putumayo rubher
gathering district
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STREET
AND WATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF NEWARK,
CITY HAIL

CITY HALL.
Newark, n. j.. August 20, 1912.
Sealed proposals will be received at ihis
office from 3:15 to $3.50 o'clock, D. M. Of
Thursday, the twenty-ninth day Of August,
a public injecting Of the board to be held pld az
said time and place, for the tagging Of
inc '''e~a'e cH r. ss sTR isfs OF
from Bonykamper avenue to Ferry street;
and for the tagging of the Sidewalks on the
CLINTON PLACE.
from Randolph street to Hawthorne avenue.
CLINTON PLACE.
from Hawthorne avenue to Renner avenue.
The following liz about the amount OF the
work to be done. and the materials to be
furnished in. the construction and completes
FOR CHRISTIE STREET FLAGeING.
-Four thousand hve hundred and forty
.4,o4O1 square Feet OF artificial stone walk.
FOR Clinton PLACE FLAGeINe;
q $500 cubic yards Of excavation 10y
Sixteen thousand four hundred ia. 4og
square feet of artificial stone walk, 5 feet
wide.
Standard prices will be paid for the fol.
lowing:
blue stone tagging relaid.
Bidders are not 70 state any price for ma
terials and work for which there is q fixed
amount provided for In the specifications.
Each proposal must, be enclosed in a
name of the bidder and Of the Improvement,
and directed to the Board Of Street md
Water Commissioners Of the city of Newark.
Bidders will state their prices in writing
as well as in figures.
Bidders must specify in their proposals
that. should the above work be awarded 10
them. they win bind themselves to finish
and complete the same within the following
number Of consecutive working days:
Christie Street FIe ~gRlng-Flfteen n0 DAYS.
Clinton Place Fiagging-Forty (40l DAYS.
can be examine at the office of the Chief
Engineer Of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners at the City Hall. Said pro-
posals to be aceompsn MED by the consent in
writing of two s%ureties, or a surety com
pany qualified to do business in New Jer-
sey. who shall, at the time Of putting in
such proposals, qualify as 70 their RESPONSE
hilify in the amount of such proposal. and
bind Themselves that. n the contract he
awarded TO the person or person making the
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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:
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HoRN-Died. August %, 1912, Mar
loved wife of Herman j. Horn, aged
IS years. at her residence, 2S9 La
fayette street.
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"
4 KNOPF-On Wednesday. August p. 1872,
after a brief Illness. Julia knopf. be
loved wife of Charles Knopf and daugh-
ter of Emil and Fredericka Hirt. in her
Funeral will take place on Saturday;
August "a. from the late residence: 81
Avon avenue, Irvington, N. j.. az p.
M. Relatives and friends are kindly IN
eited to attend. lnterment In FAR
mount Cemetery
LEHMAN-on Thursday, August 22
1912. John s. A. Lehman, aged ~
years, 11s Academy street, Belleville.
NcKINLEY-Sudden1y, on August 20,
1912. at the home of her parents. 81
Bridge street, Jennie May. wife of
Francis A Mckinley and daughter
of William B. and Jennie Rose,
aged % years.
MrLLwARD-On August q, 1912. Charles
3 E.. beloved husband of Hannah N.
Millward nee Denney), at his late resi-
dence, POO New street.
MoLz-on Thursday. August %. 1912.
wilhelmlna Molz (nee Keller; beloved
- wife of the late Henry r. MolZ, in her
18th year. 3T4 Grove street.
MooDY-Peacefully fell asleep wednes.
day. August q. 1872 Mary wife or
William Moody in her 10th year, 10
Hickory street. Orange.
PEcK-on August =, 1913
~. husband Of Kate A Peck, in his
RAY-on Thursday. August %. 1912.
Dorthy Mrril. beloved dauohter OF John
aud Martie Ray. aged II months %
ROBINSON Peacefully , fsl5 Haffie
Robinson. niece of Mrs. Gilbert sher-
man. of Newark. at her late residence,
90 Carlton street. East Orange
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. into rest Tues
( day. August 20. 1912. our dearly be-
loved mother. Matilda ,sehaener Cnee
I Bartle), widow Of Emil Schaeffer. in
her 6od year, T6 Walnut street.
EcHUH-On Thursday. August %, 1912.
Joseph q. at his late residence, 112
South Thirteenth street.
Relatives and friends. also st. 10
II seph's X. u. ". Belmont Benevolent
Association and YounG German Ameri-
can Benevolent Association. are kindly
invited to attend the funeral on Mon
day. August &c. at $50 a. M, hence TO
st. AIMS Church. where at 10 O'Clock
a High Mass of Requiem win be offered
for the repose of his soul. Interment
In the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
WALKER-On August 81, 1912. at his
home 600 South Fourth street Harri-
caret Walker. aged GA years.
wFRNIG-At East Orange. \. T.. on
\ Thursday. August %. 1912. Ellenor Au-
Rnsta. widow of Charles Wernig. in her
18th year, 222 North Maple avenue.
WHIgTON-August %. 1912, William
Winston. aged "A years, 20 Highland
avenue. Kearny.
-KOLTERS-On Thursday. August 90.
\ 1919. Christopher C.. only child of
CHRISTOPHER and Mabel Wolters. aged
4 II months. 1s1 Pennsylvania avenue.
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HANsoN-At Brooklyn. August p,
1912. Mary Virginia McSfackeh'
widow of John Hanson.
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Patronize Newark merchants and
get a square deal and good bargains.
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GARAGE TO LET.

10000 SQUARE FEET. with show rooms and
Offices; equipped with own lighting system,
washing machines, turn-table, etc. Apply
355 Central NV.
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gR NtT-on August 81. 1872. Charles.
beloved husband of Katherine Gran
snee Mening}. aged "A years, l5b
Thomas street.
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STORES. OFFICES, ETC. TOILET.
FOR RENT.
SPLENDID BUSINESS BuILDING.

6E1tN LII bOolNE cC bl1kltl4NNf
312 HAL5EY ST., NEWARK,
one block from Broad, three blocks from
Market st.-Fine new two-story brick build
ing, steam heat. gas; electricity, two lava
tories. building 20 foot front by so feet
deep; store floor. suitable auto supplies. gs-
rage or salesroom. cafe. restaurant, light
manufacturing; second floor has separate
entrance and Is arranged for light manu-
featuring, including small Office, wash
room. good showroom and large light loft
for manufac curing will lease entire build
ing at very attractive figure. with sub
letting privilege on two-year lease or longer.
Apply to EUGENE JOBS. Summit. n. J.
AT BROAD AND MARKET STS.-Line OF
terrific traffic; modern buildings. including
elevators; always occupied by successful
concerns; reasonable rent immediate pos-
session. FEST & FEST ABE Feist, Man
ager), 1.-The Firm of the Hour Scheuer
building. telephone Market 2G45.
MAIN business location In East Orange;
large stores; steam heat supplied; rent s95.
Apply on premises. 60 Main st.. or NJ.
DIAMOND. Ordway building. Newark.
STORE to let. 8 Washington st. East Or
ange. near Brick Church station.
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CITY ADvERTrsEmEnEs.

proposal, they VIII, upon its being so award
~ pecome his or their sureties for the
.sitnIui performances OF said work; and that.
Z the person or person omit or refuse to
enecute such contract they will pay to the
ciiy OF Newark any difference between the
sums 70 which he or they would have been
entitieu upon completion of the contract and
thst which the city Of Newark may be
"nom such contract shall be executed.
me Board Of Street and Water Commits
sioners OF the City of Newark reserve 10
themselves the right 10 accept or reject any
Or all proposals for the above work as they
may deem best for the interest OF the city.
BIDDERS and sureties are hereby notified
mat under the provisions of the seventh
section or the law creating the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners approved
slarcn 18th. 1891, that the bond or bonds 10
oe given Tor the faithful execution and per-
tormance or said public work shall first
oe approved as to suflclency by the board,
and no contract shall be binding on the city
or become effective or operative until such
pond Is so approved: and the president Of
me board shall have power 10 examine the
proposed bondsmen under oath, If he shall
SO desire, or shall be SO Instructed by the
board. but the board will not be bound by
any statement that may be made by such
proposed .bondsmen. but shall have full
power and absolute discretion In the whole
matter, and this provision shall be referred
10 IN any advertisement inviting bids for any
such public work.
By direction of the Board of Street and
water commissioners of the City of Newark.
NORRIS R. sHERRERD.
CHAT En0fnaar
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kTRWAN-Kate Culberson. wife or
Frank ]. Kirwan. suddenly. August ~
1912. at her residence, 327 North sixth
street
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CEMETERIES.
Glen Ridge Cemetery

franklin av, at Joralemon ST., Bloomfield
N. j.; tel. 1887, Bloomfield; plots, four
graves and over. $65 up: graves. adults. s14.
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euDAY-on August %, 1912, at her
late residence. 36S Bank street;
Mary Gilday tnee Clarkl, peioVeo
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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FLORISTS.

A<0O1-0@N -N-~@C-C-@E<S O@N<N@(O
IETBSSLE, florist and funeral designs a
Specially; seeds and plants Of all descrip-
lions. 459 Eighteenth av. Tel. 1205-W,
Waveriy.
vOIGT, the florist. Woodland Cemetery. cor
Eighteenth av.-Florai designs 25c up; bou
-naets. plants and cut flowers at low prices.
tTel 12s0-J. Waveriv.
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FITzsIsIMoNS-On August q. 1912. Julia;
beloved daughter of the late iohn u
naffnev FitzSimmons. native farish
Killencare. County Cavan. Ireland;
Relatives n friends are kindly IN
vifed TO attend the funeral from me
residence of her brother. MT. fs1tieA
day' August "a. at $50 a. m, to 81.
Alovsius's Church. where a Solemn Itlgh
Mass OF Requiem will be offered Tor me
repose of her soul. lnterment cemetery
HnIv Sennlehre.
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ENGLISH-On Thursday. August =,
1912. William T.. son of the late Johh
Fnglish and Sarah English hearney.
II Van Wagenen street.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY. on August q, l9lz.
William H.. Boyee, lf2 south Nih'h
street.
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rURNrsHEp ROOMS WANTED.
BOARDING.

BOARDING. +.
BOARDING-A man dropped into my res
taurant the other day and said he was
sick of restaurant food. He said he'd paid
the. price and couldn't get food that was
food. We serve a breakfast, dinner or sup
per for 20 cents that Is worth eating, and
We run the cleanest restaurant in Newark.
One door west of Broad St, next to Koenig's.
on William. Ten is the number. We've
surprised others: let US surprise you. The
name is HESSON.
HOTEL KENsINGToN.
Neat. cool. breezy rooms, single or en-
suite; comfortable and homelike; rates mod
crate: new mana cement.
HOME COOKING AND GOOD SERVICE,
Mulberry and r. Park st. Tel. 1882 Market.
ABSOLUTELY cool. clean rooms. single and
double; every convenience: either gentle
men or married couple; good home cooking.
Call at rs Thomas St, of Broad st.
BROAD ST., e99-Thoroughly comfortable
and homelike. select. private boarding.;
moderate weekly rates.
ORCHARD ST. 177-Pleasant. clean rooms;
all improvements; private: good home
cooking, reasonable.
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DEATHS.

BASS-On August u. Isl2- AIIttu u
husband Of Pauline Bass, aged u years
20a Sherman avenue.
BRENNANZon August q, 1872, Miehael
B.. beloved son of Fannie Brennan thee
MeVey) and the late James Brennan
of meter department of the Board OF
Works are kindly invited to attend
The funeral from his late residence, $40
Bank street. on Saturday, August =,
at S.15 q. m. to st. Joseph's Churcn;
where n High Mass Of Requiem VIII
be offered for the repose of his soul.
Interment IN the Cemetery OF the Holy
~Sepulchre.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT


foilowinrN VOICE Is hereby given that the
second ~ proposed ordinance passed n
and an readlng and was or ,red 10 q tb,rs,
beIl Oh street and Water conimlssionsr
~ - establishment Of the public r1aSt
arising from the dedica .'on of Hs"'
49, THIRTEENTH AVENfTE
I'm the westerly side OF South Tw ~,
h. hieet Westwardly to property now ownen
oy the Fermount Cemetery Assdc asian
anu iormeriy owner y McBtEough
II. 3. O'CCNNELI.
of the Board Of Street 80 w.
commissioners az water
A. L. SWAIN.
~ Acting Clerk of the Board.
1bLlC NOTICE is hereby given that tho
following proposed ordinances nassed az =
secohd reading and were ordered 10 . thtrd
ana maj reading. at a meeting ~ IN
s,JSId OF street and Water Commissioner
he!o august -. 1912:
An ordinance to provide for the grading
curbing and tagging of auns
FIPST AVENUE.
rom Norsh Sixth street to North Tenth
An ordinance to provide for the tagging
VEk:<UN AVENUE.
rum warn place westerly about 205 feet
II. 3. O'CONNELIN
PRESIDENT Of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners. W "at'e
A. L. SWAIN.
Acting Clerk OF the Board.
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IEHMAN-on Thursday, August %,
1912. John S. A. Lehman, aged ~
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MrILWARD-On August 81. 1912. Charles
E.. beloved husband of Hannah NJ.
Millward NEE Denneyl, at his late resi-
dence. 295 New street.
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observation-disclosures. on August 20,
1912. at the home of her parents. 81
Bridge street. Jennie May, wife of
Francis A. Mckinley and daughter
of William B.. and Jennie Rose,
aged % years.
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MoLz-on Thursday. August %. 1912.
wilhelmina AIolz fnee Keller. beloved
wife of the late Henry r. MolZ, in her
18th wear. 374 Grove street.
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M0oDY-Peacefully fell asleep wednes-
day. August 81. 1912. Mary, wife Of
William Moody. in her 18th year, 40
Hickory street. Orange.
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WFRNIG-At East Orpnge. \. T.. on
\ THURSDAY. August %. 1912. Ellenor Au-
Rnsta. widow of Charles Wernig. in her
+ 18th year. 222 North Maple avenue.
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PEcK-on August Il. 1912, Ebenezer
NJ. husband Of Kate A Peck, in his
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RoRINSON II Peacefully fell asleep
Thursday. August -, 1912. Hattie
Robinson. niece of Mrs. Gilbert Sher-
man. of Newark. at her late residence,
30 Carlton street. East Orange.
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wALKER-on August 81. 1912. at his
home. GOO South Fourth street. Harri-
son. N. T.. Peter G.. husband of Mar
raret Walker. aged Ga years.
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KNOPF-on Wednesday. August q. 1872.
inter a brief Illness, Julia knopf. be
loved wife of Charles Knopf and daugh-
ter of Emil and Fredericka Hirt. in her
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-23

RAY-on Thursday. August %. 1912.
Dorthy Muril. beloved DAUGHTER of John
aud Martie Ray. aged II months %
DAYS.