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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02

the -year-old granddaughter Of Mrs
Batch. the organizer % the parade
The plans OF the Political Equality As
ISOLATION. Of which Mrs. o. II + Belmont
Is president. were announced yesterday az
ternOou
About five hundred girls have sent IN
pledges TO march with me-" Mrs. Belmont
told the reporters. Ne? on. yes, I'm
going 10 march Well. shall wear just
what everybody has been asked 20 wear
a white suit. It's three wears old. too. Ny
Fat-wc'l. It's almost exactly Ike the pa
rade hat. but Just went to my mill'ner
and bought ii ready made. | didn't have
time to try on the parade hat.
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HATS WILL Be TRIMMED
Suffrage Leaders Permit Wide
Latitude in Decorations.
FLAGS WILL BE CARRIED
Further Details Planned for
Great Demonstration of
Women Saturday.

VIII Teddy march? He has been espe-
cially invited. anyway. The Mems League
for Woman Suffrage offers him a place OF
honor in their delegation and a big Ameri-
can flag 10 carry If he will only come and
support the cause in the great parade. A
special delivery leuer was mailed yester-
Gay by r. c. Beadle. secretary or me
league. al No II Broadway, 10 the former
president. asking him please 20 answer at
once. They expect a reply on Friday
But. anyway. even without the support
Of the colonel the Mems League FOR WON
an Suffrage is doing better than 1t dreamed
in it's most hopeful moments. 'One thou-
sand men" the secretary said last week
with fear and trembling lest events should
relegate him TO the Ananias club. And no"
already eight hundred men have pledged
thmselves 10 march. and each one has
promised 10 bring one or more friends.
Sixteen hundred we expect is the latest
Men may Join at the last moment too.
Any little boys who want their mothers
to vote are invited TO fan In at 9th street
east OF Fifth avenue. and rally around
Tanner with a legend 10 that effect which
will be borne aloft BY Master James wise
son Of Rabbi stephen Wise.
Eric Huneker. son OF the sculptor, Cleo
Huneker Bracken, will be the marshal, and
the Mems League will halt at 21th street
TO let the younger generation precede them.
speechmskng at Street Corners.
The city probably will have its All Of
votes for women before saturday is over
for a torchlight procession Is 10 succeed the
daylight parade. and while Carnegie Han
echoes with suffrage oratory similar elo-
quence will be on tap a every street cor
.rer which promises a satisfactory audi
enCe.
Tho night parade has been arranged by
the Woman Suffrage party. and while the
Women's Political Union and other societies
OF the advance guard will pour into car
negie Hall the Woman Suffrage party
which is 10 bring up tie rear Of the pro-
cession, will cross 9th street, turn down
Broadway and, breaking up into its con-
stituent parts as it Eycs, VIII moIn; soap
boxes AT convenient intervals and haranguc
the multitudes.
This plan does not seem TO have been
understood by the rank and file, and 1t was
only yesterday when at rehearsal or the
n.arshals it was discovered that every baton
had little yellow light, which might be
illuminated when night came on ana every
banner a similar ttachment that the Tact
leaked out
A torchlight procession was the original
plan Of the Woman Suffrage party but 1t
was understood that It had been abandoned
i'm favor Of uniformity. the Womcn's 20
ntical Union and other organizations pre-
ferring to march by daylight Now 1t ap-
pears that the hour Of o'clock, supp"S"d
to have been chosen for the convenience OF
wage earners. is compromise when ndk'S
possible both a daylight and might pa
rade. for night will have descended upon
the city long before the Woman suffrage
party. which has been assigned place al
the rear OF the procession, reaches carnegie
Hall.
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 81 so year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-13
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


bridging, laid on concrete.
Standard prices will be paid for the follow
ing:
Five 90 sets 20 by 5-inch four-cut blue.
stone corners. set in concrete.
One Cd basin, with connection complete.
One ID basin, using old head and sill.
One IL new head and sill, on old basin.
One ID menhole, complete.
The cobblestone of the old pavement to be
tho property of the contractor and allowance
for same to Re made in bidding for the new
pavement.
Bids will be required for both granite and
bluestone curb bridging and the board re-
serves the right TO award either as they may
deem best.
Bidders are not to state any price for ma
terials and work for which there is a ixed
amount provided for in the specifications
Each proposal must be enclosed in a sealed
envelope, properly Endorsed with the name OF
the bidder and of the Improvement. and d.
rected to the Board of Street and Water Com
missioners 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 to them,
they will bind themselves to finish and COM
plete the same within the following number of
consecutive working days:
Academy street. twenty-four ca days.
Adams street, thirty-five $50 days.
Bowery street. sixty (6ol days.
Bryant street, twenty (20) days.
Grant avenue. fifteen G5) days.
Highland avenue, thirty 900 days.
Lawton street, fifteen Q5l days.
McWhorter street, sixty 900 days.
South Twelfth street, fifty t50) days.
Tyler street, fifty 1907 days.
West Kinney street. twenty-five (25) days.
The plans and specifications of the work can
be examined at the office Of the Chief Engineer
of the Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners at the City Hall. Said proposals 70
be accompanied by the consent in writing OF
two ~sureties, or a surety company qualified to
DO business in New Jersey. who shall at the
time of putting in such proposals. qualify as
to their responsibility in the amount of such
proposal. and bind themselves that If the con-
tract be awarded to the person or persons
making the proposal they Will. upon Its being
30 awarded, become his or their suretiea fo-
the faithful performance Of said work, and that,
If the person or persons omit or refuse to exc
cute such contract, they will pay to the City
of Newark any difference between the sums TO
which he or they would have been entitled
upon completion Of the contract, and that
which the City of Newark may be obliged to
pay the person or persons by whom such
contract shall be executed.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

OF THE BOARD OF STREET AND
WATER COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF NEWARK.
CITY HALL.
Newark. n. j., March s. 1912,
Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
hce from 3:15 TO $3.50 o'clock p. m, Of Thurs
opened at the lost-named hour, at a public
meeting of the board 10 be held at said time
and place.
For the paving and repaving of the following
ACADEMY STREET.
from Plane street TO High street.
ADAMS STREET,
from Chestnut street TO South street.
BOWERY STREET,
from Market street to Ferry street, from the
curb lines TO within one ID foot OF the street
BRYANT STREET,
from Summer avenue TO Lincoln avenue;
GRANT AVENUE,
from Peshlne avenue to Hcnterdon street;
AVENUE.
from Bloomfield avenue to Second avenue;
LAWTON STREET,
from Peshine avenue TO Hunterdon street;
McWHORTER STREET,
from Elm street TO Chestnut street and from
Vesey street TO johnson street; all from the
curb lines to within one a foot of the street
railway tracks;
from Avon avenue to Springfield avenue;
TYLER TREE
from Walnut street to Chestnut street. the
from the curb lines to within one "a foot OF
tho street railway tracks;
WEST KINNEY STREET.
from Washington street to High street, from
the curb lines to within one a. foot OF fths
street railway tracks.
The following ia about the amount Of the
work to be done and the materials TO be fur
nlshed in the construction and completion OF
pared:
Ear
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MARKET IS HEAVY
IN CLOSING HOUR
Report of Rejection of Coal
Miners Demands De-
presses Prices.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Decided
strength and activity marked the open
ing dealings on the stock exchange to-
day. All the active issues made sub
~stantial gains at the outset.
II a. m.-Speculation became broader
and stronger. Many of the favorite
stocks ruled a point over yesterdays
closing, n there were advances of
between / and 8 points in a long list
of active issues.
Noon-Before noo selling for profits
had Cancelled no small part of the
gains in u. S. Steel, Union Pacific,
Lehigh Valley and Reading. Bonds
were steady.
D. m.-Solution of the APPOINT rise
in American Sugar was found in the
publication of the company's annual
report for 1911, which showed profits
of over $14,O 900, 900, as against less than
half that amount in 1910.
2 p. m.-Prices of the important
stocks were we'll sustained, despite the
intense dullness of the afternoon, and
the diversion of interest into other
issues.
3 p. m.-The market closed heavy.
The tone was hesitating in the last
hour, when it became known that the
anthracite coal owners had formally re-
jected the demands of the miners. L. S.
Steel fell to the low point of the day.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
NJ Goldin, owner, with A. Backus.
contractor, cut stone work, $500; Go
612 South Twelfth street.
\. Lieb, owner, with A. Backus, con-
tractor, stone work, 1924; Springfield
avenue and South Sixteenth street.
+. Herman, owner, with A. Backus.
contractor. stone work, 81, 900; 112-114
johnson avenue.
e Ward, owner, with ]. Gill & Co,
contractor, plumbing work on three
story house, $500; 27O North Fourth
street.
L. Frank, owner. with Porter Screen
company, contractors, screen work,
$43O; Livingston street n Seven
teenth avenue.
The Equilibrator Company. owners,
with Globe Constructor Company,
contractors. general work. $4,000; "a
Miller street.
Nutley Realty Company, owners,
with .Keyser & Flemming. contractors,
painting and decorating work. $475;
1s2-lS6 Nutley Park, Nutley.
/. SWonziger, owner, with D. Ben
der, contractor, general work. $3,560,
S32 South Eighteepth street.
c. Schaepfiin, owner, with c. Klein
contractor, plumbing work. 1915; 30
Grove street, Irvington.
J. McManus, owner, with NJ. Wolo-
WITT, contractor, alteration work, $57S,
S26 Mt. Prospect avenue
+. Cardone. owner, with p. Luciano
contractor. general work, $8,543; Main
street, Millburn.
B. De Fillippi, owner, with M. Arace
& NJ. Borrelli. contractors. general
work, l 6,100; 1920 Seventh avenue.
J. Love. owner, with e. Lee, con-
tractor, mason. carpenter, plumbing
and painting work, s3,3s0; Pomptor
turnpike, Verona.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


The Board of Street and Water Commission
ers of the City of Newark reserve to them
selves the right to 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 that
under the provisions of the seventh section
of the law creating the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners approved March ~
1891, that the bond or bonds to be given for
the faithful execution and performance of said
public work shall first be approved as 10
suficiency by the board. and as to form by the
counsel of the board. and no contract shall be
binding on the city or become effective or
operative until such bond is SO approved. and
the president of the board shall have power
to examine the proposed bondsmen under
oath, IL he snail so desire, or shall be SO In
structed by the board, but the board viii not
be bound by any statement that may be made
by such proposed b~ondsmen, but shall have
full power and absolute discretion in the
whole matter, and this provision shall be
referred to in any advertisement inviting bids
for any such public work.
BY direction of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners of the Cit of Newark.
MORRIS r. SHERRERD.
mchS-5t Chief Engineer.
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PATRICK j. RING.

After a lingering illness, Patrick J.
Ring, Al years old. a resident of West
Hudson for a number of years, died
last night. He was employed as a
lineman by the Public Service Corpor-
alton. His wife and several children
survive. The funeral will probably be
held Friday morning from his late
home, 40 Windsor street, Kearny, to
st. Cecilia's Roman Catholic Church.
that town. where a requiem mass will
be celebrated. Interment Will be in
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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NEWARK BAY CLUB ELECTS.

BAYONNE, March REMEMBERS of
Newark Bay Club elected officers last
night. Those elected are as follows:
President, T. Morris Ten Brock; vice
president, James E. Dederick; second
vice president. Arthur C. Griffith; Sec
rotary, C. Girard Crosby; commodore,
Herman Kern; vlce-commodore, f. T.
Eldridge; trustees, I. W. Morse, G. E.
Armstrong and S. II. Edwards.
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OLD COURT HOUSE ROBBED.

JERSEY CITY. March 1S.-Thomas
Hill. purchaser of the old Hudson
County Court House and Hall of Rec
ords, reported to the police yesterday
that about 200 pounds Of lead pipe,
valued at about $50, had been stolen
from the rrll9:ag.
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HELD AS InY.RInER-

JERSEY CITY, March 13,-Douglas
Harris, of 42s Monmouth street, was
held in $1,000 bail for the grand jury
in the Second Criminal Court yester-
day on a charge of driving an auto
without the owners consent.
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CEMETERIES,
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS,

Standard Building Block Company to
Ftleb Wachsteini s S Springfield av.
5lX109. q other tract.............
Louis i. Arnold to Michael Novak,
W $ 5. 18th ST. 5S5 # s fr 18th av,
Joseph Memoli to Frank Memoli.. e s
Mt. Prospect av, 3s7 # S fr 5th ay.
Z3XlUV
Frank Memoli to Lucia Memoli, same
Bernard Donnelly to John c. Mack
seyl c s n. 18th st. 10 * n fir 9TH aF,
Z3xl09
John P. L. Mead ct al to Mary Z.
Mead, " $ Rowland st, 100 # 5 fl
CritteEden st, 1G0X100 ................
George Yung to lsidoT Berger, " S
25Xlu0
William E. Fampson to Patrick II.
LaWless, c s Fabyan pl, 252 # L Fl
Hawthorne nv, 25X120 ..+....,.....
Frederick T. Doremus ct al to Nicola
Racioppi, n : Garside st, 1914 # s
fr Bloomfield av, 25x1O0. .........".
Frank II. Mead to The Holland Co,
n $ Nanderpool st. lis TT e Fl FIRE.
linghuysen av. @5X10o. and other
tract
TOWNSHIPS.
John l.. Roberts to Northern I'M
%provenent Co. f. Orange. 5 g 5
Clinton st. $50 fl S W fr Morris and
Essex r. r., 59S1S5................
Marcus l.. Ward. jr., to James G..
~J3alradale, E.. Orange, @ S Craw-
ford st. 995 # 3 fr Elmwood av,
ZVXlO
Randolph II. Almiroty to Edward
w. Martin, w. Orange, e S over
look av, 175 # II If Luddington I'd,
Harriet CLARK and hus to Samuel
Feittelbaum, S. Orange. $ e 5 Val
ley st. lis fl u e fr Sd st. 43x107.. 80.
Henry D.. Cabell to Frank p. Bron-
son. W. NtSley, lot l2O, on Haw-
Charles S. Woodruff to William +.
Headley. Irvington, n S Cottage st,
e S land Charles 5. Woodruff. 40x6G
Ralph Stout to L%ynridge Realty Co.
Montclair, cen Mountain aV, cor
land T. G.. Selber, 9SX130.
John T.. Monahan Sheriff to James
T.. Baker, Bloomfield, S S Bay aY,
1874 TT fl an angle in said av, 54x120
DeRuse $. Fellow to Mellis Realty
Co, BelleVille. e S Washington aV.
81 IT s Fl John st. 35xS1 .............
Louise p. kroeek and hus TO Leonora
mont av, 952 It S FIR Lyons av.
Leonora NJ Preston to Louise +.
Kroeck. IrVington, W s Clermont
ay, l.065 It 3 Fl Lyons av, 41Nl5l...
. ay, 952 fl $ FIR Lyons aV, J0xi50
August Riede to Charles o. Riede.
Irvington. c g Grove st. 246 # n fr
Cottage st, 29x100.........,.......-.
Emile 2. Stein and hus to Oscar n.
Frahnert, S. Orange. ii S Rock ST.
I25 # " FIR Halsted st, 25xl00. ......
Hannah T.. l. Garrett and ms to
Henry Wilmington. it,, t.. Orange,
n . ~Springdale av, 200 II q fir Arl-
1nStQn av, JOH2JO.
Edward W. Martin ct al to Ran
dolph ~. Alrniroty, e. Orange. n W
cor Steubcn st and 9Th ay, 60X75..
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
Sew York Stock Exchange.
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PEARsoN-On March Il. 1912. Carrie. he
loved wife of A. NJ. Pearson, aged 80
years, Westover avenue, corner Ravine
avenue, Caldwell, n. J.
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NOTWITHSTANDING, March II. 1919.
Rebecca. WIDOW of Andrew Brown.
aged 66 years. Bergen avenue ana
Chestnut street, Kearny.
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OsTFRMFIER-on March 70. 1912. at his
home, los Camden street. Charles. he
loved husband Of Theresa Ostermeler
(nee Bohner), in his 25th year.
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BOICE-Entered into rest, on March
IL. 1912. at the residence of her
daughter. u ELEPHANT park. Mrs,
Charlotte A. Boice.
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TlETLLI-Jn March Y. I8IZ, WiIIiam
p. Reilly, beloved son of the late
John and Anna Reilly.
Relatives and friends. also mem
bers of the HOLY Name and Sacred
Heart League Of St. Johns Church,
also Centre Market Carriers, are
from the residence of Mrs. M.
Boland. "a Cherry street. on Satur-
day, March 16, at s a. m, to st.
Johns Church, where a High Mass
Of Requiem will be offered for the
repose Of his soul Interment in the
CemeterE Of the HOLY Sepulchre.
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PRICE-On March Il. 1912, Charles Frank.
husband of Allena Forrest Price. aged
IS years, 53 Springfield avenue.
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CoLLERD-At Pine Brook. n. J., OF
March II. 1912. Elizabeth V, D.
daughter OF John z. II August
Y. D.. Collerd.
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CORBY-At Orange. \. J.. on Monday.
March 70, 1912, Ira Francis Corey'
husband of Catherine Cor6y nee
street. Orange Valley
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LOCAL SECURITIES.



The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through EiseIe 6 King,
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MuELLER-Suddenly, on Sunday. March
10. 1912, Frederick G., beloved son of
Catherine Mueller (nee EggerD and son
Of the late Carl Mueller. aged IS years .
months II days. SO Tenth street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. into resi-, on
Tuesday, March Il, 1912, John Bene-
dickson. beloved husband of Eliza
beth Benedickson (nee Noltel, aged
80 years, 30 Kent street.
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DAvIS-Peacefullv fell asleep, Tues
dav, March -, 1912. Elizabeth Davis;
beloved wife of William Davis and
devoted daughter Of Edward D. Hem
derson. at her residence. l66 LaY-
ingston street.
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CLARK-Suddeniv. on March II, 1919!
Peter Clark. beloved husband OF
Eugene Marie Clark tnee krantz).
at his late residence, ia Stuyvesani
@H Sotice of the funeral hereafter.
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NICHOLSON March Is, 1912. at her home.
1872 Brookield avenue. Nutley, \. j..
Mary, widow Of Thomas Nichols, aged
"a years.
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RING-Died March p at his residence.
40 Windsor street, Kearny, Patrick J.,
beloved husband of Katie Ring NEE
King.
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pRUDEN-At Morristown, n. J.. at the
home Of his sOu-in-laW. jane S Wen
man, Ebenezer c. Pruden, aged Sc years
10 months.
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COLFMAN-On Monday. March II,
1912, Cecilia, beloved wife Of Vim,
80 years 3 months and Is days, II
Kossuth street.
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GALIAGHER-st Beont0u March 70
1912. Char1es EsllaTher- In his ,Stt
year. $50 william street
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GRoHMANN-on Tuesday. March = 1sl.
Elizabeth Grohmaun nee Msrssu pe
loved wife OF Charles Groau1ana- ase
e years. a Wallace street
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GLAESER-Suddealv. or Mach lsl-
al the home % his Parents 3f i52ceAi
avenue. James AsUiEus se1 o. Cnafie
G and Ida H Glseser- aEel y yeafs
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MORYCK-On Wednesday. March -. 1912.
at CITY Hospital. JOIN w. beloved hus-
band of Rosa S. NEE Ray1.
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SMITH-on March -. 1912, Sarah J.
widow of William +. Smith, e u
years. FL Orange street.
SNOw-At Springfield. y. J.. March y,
1912. Elston w, beloyed husband OF
Ida NJ Snow, in his SD year.
March -. Marie, beloved wife Of
Adolph stein, aged Cd years. 80 Hill
yer street.
SULLlvAN-on March ., 1912. at st:
Agathe. Que, Elizabeth, beloved
daughter Of Charles and Mae Sui
Ivan and granddaughter Of Mrs.
William Hickliug, in her I'D year,
after a lingering Illness
ToLFREE-on Tuesday, March 10,
1912. Harry Tolfree, 169 Holmes
street. Beneville.
TUTWILLER-On March 10, 1912, Leonard
Hunton Tutwiller, aged So years.
WELSH-on March u, 1912. Robert,
beloved husband of Cora Welsh and
son of William and the late Matilda
Welsh, in his AID year, las First
street.
WILLIAMSON March 10. 1912;
George y, son of Charles t. and
Emma f. Williams.
onISTS
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ROss-On Tuesday morning. March y, 1912.
Sarah A.. Norris. widow Of William T,
Ross.
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LEoNARD-Entered into rest. March 70.
1912. Stephen A, beloved husband of
Mary F.. Leonard (nee Schnalz). 125 Pc
shine avenue.
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PRICES OF BONDS,

The following quotations We're fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
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DE wOLFF-on -dareh -. 1872. ST heI
home, So summer venue Caroline \.
widow Or Thomas Scott De Wolfe. j
her rsth vaar.
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~BUTTER-On Monday, March II. 1912.
Charles. beloved son Of Ernest Lutter
and the late Charlotte Lutter (nee
Fischer. aged IS years 2 months % days
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GTrFRTN-O7 TueS3av Nsrch = II
Narcaret j. beloved wife e Charles
Guer.a. aged Is years.
Relatives ard friends are Sindly n
-fted 10 attend the funeral services
Thursday. Isth Instant. At p ~. al tie
funeral parlors of Ge0r-e BruecEa
Sons. No. IS Baluont avenue. Inter
ment nrivate II FEer-resn CeueterE
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-13

McGARRY-At Orange. n. j.. March Il
1912. Depnis, husband OF Minnie NcGarry
nee Kelly. ] Coudit terrace, West Or
ange.