Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-17
DEATHS

DEATHS
AHDERsON-WEIS-on Sunday, Sep
tember is. Mary Anderson. wife of
Aionzo n. Anderson formerly wife
of the late William Weis(, at the
residence of her, daughter. Mrs.
Fred Cornell. Murray HID, ~ .n, !,
IS, from the Church of st. Theresa
Summit, n. J.. at $50 a, m, Inter
ment at woodland Cemetery. New;
ark, \. J., 1870 a. m. Relatives aho
ACKERMAN=At Newark. n. j.. on
September Is, 1912, Edward Acker-
man, 50 Arlington avenue.
BoLEs-on Monday. September IS,
1912. Emily Boles, in her 9Sd year
2S5 Roseville venue.
BAITER-On September 1Ia1912. Mar,
CARTE, widow of Adam Bauer, aged
e years. 511 Harrison avenue, Har-
CAHILL-on September ~ 1872,
George H., beloved son of the late
James and Mary Cahill.
CAMPBELI-on September II, 1912,
at her late residence, "a fhaeeeeanssodd
wife of Michael Campbell.
pt1NN-on September II. 1912, at his
late residence, 2S5 Highland venue
KenrnN, Michael j., beloved huspaho
of Catherine Dunn.
ENGLISH--on September. 10. 1912,
Mary English tnee CumiSkeyl, DE-
loved widow of James English, ma
tive old Castle, County Meath Ire
land. ,sa,
t-.-tt.d - attend tho funeral from
her late residence, 62s Market
Street. on Thursday, SEPTEMBER
Is, At i q; M e 2ir 81 Ma asmes Of +
Requiem will be offered for the re-
pose of her soul. Interment IN Inc
Cemetery of the Holy sePnicn ne
Wilkesbarre and Plttston, RAJ pa
pers please copy.
FRANcIs-suddenly; on september 10
street. George H., bowed husband OF
Grace Francis fnee Hum.
FRITZ-Entered into rest on Tues
day, September II, William Fritz,
Relatives. friends and members of
the Mineral Water Bottiers I'd the
employees of Haussling mineral
water manufactory, are kindly IN.
vited to attend the funeral srVlee )
parior. s Shipman street. Inter
ment in .Roselawn Cemetery. lry.
ington, n. ]. Connecticut papers
please copy.
GrBBoNs-Entered into rest, William
/ Gibbons. aged 60 years. beloved
husband Of Catherine Gibbons (nee
McMann). 625 Orange street.
Artemus, beloved husband of the
late Mary Hammond; aged 7s years,
rs East Park street.
HooE-Died at Philadelphia. on Sep.
tember IA. 1912. John g., beloved
husband of Annie Hooe, 40 cross
street, Montciairs
HuBERT-At Orange. n. j.. on Mon
dav. September 16. 1912, William F.;
beloved son of william b. ana
Marion e. Hubert, 10 East Day
street, Orange.
HUDsoN-At Washington. d: C.. Berthe
Hudson tnee -Flammerl. formerly OF
Newark, died Monday, September l6.
IsOLA-on Monday. September 16, 1912;
Joseph Isola. beloved son of David and
Virginia Isola. aged IL years IL months
q days, Is Nelson place.
JoNEs-on September 10, 1912. lanes
A., beloved son Of the late Daniel and
KRAUs-Entered into eternal rest
after only brief illness. on Sunday,
September IS. 1912, Charlotte kraus
tnee Gabelmann),, beloved wife OF
Xavier Kraus, In her 65th year. 936
South Eighteenth street
LIEHAusER-on Tuesday. September
II. 1912, at his home, 115 Bowery street,
Andrew j., beloved husband of Anna
Liehauser tnee McGuinessl. aged SO
years.
LuDLow-At Morristown, n. T.. Sep
TENDER 10. 1912. Benjamin NJ. Ludlow.
MARsHALL-Peacef ully fell asleep, Sun
day. September 10, 1912, Charles w.
Marshall.
MARTINA Montclair, \. J.. on. Sen
tember 16. 1912. James b.. son of Mrs.
Jennie NJ. and the late Eugene III. Mar
tin, In his 22d year. 137 Maple avenue.
P1ERcE--At Caldwell, on September Is,
1912. Richard H.. aged 62 years .
months 10 days.
REEyE-At West Caldwell. September
II. 1912. Anderson b., husband of Selma
Reeve, aged n years.
sMTTH-on Monday, September is,
1912. Charles c.. Smith, in his 25th
year.
wAGNER-On Sunday, September 10, 1912,
AFTER u severe hiiitfH, iititn "d&iNi
beloved daughter of Carl and Anna Wag-
ner NEE Fichtel. aged 10 years 3 months
10 days, rs ~Frelinghuysen avenue.
WHEATON-On Monday, September IS.
1912. Abigail A. Wheaton, daughter of
the late Matthias and Hannah Wheaton,
in her 10th year, II Carnegie avenue,
East Orange.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire herewith to express our sin
cere thanks to our relatives and friends,
also the employees of George Brown &
Co., the employees of Carr & Ball and
the friends In Broderson Button Works,
for their deep sympathy shown and the
beautiful floral offerings received at the
recent loss of our dear husband and
father, Bernard Short. Especial thanks
to the stonecutters and to the gentlemen
who acted as pail bearers.
THE BEREAVED FAMILY,
FLORISTS,
LEIBSSLE, florist and funeral designs a
speciality; seeds and plants of all descrip-
lions. 1859 Eighteenth sv. Tel. 12ob-W,
WaVeriy.