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a r,a-vs., - ny recollection a
not AZ fault many man has entered
the villa Fanny. with a view 90 court
shlr. men beside whom I am 40
Roland 10. the lowest Saraccn. Non
never objected 20 theuo.~
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Magic talismani And n had
money and position7
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strong"
your code puzzles me You would
welcome "a a scr.lnlaw a man Who I.
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/ rich. must dwell IN the outlandg RANK .
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| 7 could make these two hands as hon
est as the day is Ions
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suppose. for the sake 90 an arg1-
ment. suppose Fortune accepted net
Mrs Chedsoye's good humor re-
turned. She knew her daughter toler-
ably well: The chnd had a horror OK
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03

who we're less thorough were less sue
cessful or failed entirely. The Boz
deaux treatment - recommended with
confidence.
The common anthracnoss fungus OF
the muskmelon attacks the stems OF
plants OF all Sizes as we'll az the
leaves. In these the fungus produces
the fruiting bodies. After the seeding
stage is passed Il IL usually possibis
20 keep ths anthrscnoss IN check By
spraying with Bordeaux mixture
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-03
PRIZE FOR FLYING DEVICE

Continued nekt Wcckl
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CHAPTER II-Horaoe Ryanns arrives
NJ the hotel IN Cairo with q carefully
guarded bundle
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board of Street
aud Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners OF
the City of Newark at a meeting held the
twenty-flfth day Of January, 1917, and APP
proved by the Mayor of the City of New
ark on the twenty-sixth day of Janu-
airy, 1912, public notice is hereby
given that 1t is the intention of the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners Of the city
of Newark, under and by virtue of provisions
OF the act entitled An Act to revise and
amend the charter of the City of Newark
approved March Il. 1857, and the supplements
thereto, and the act creating the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners of the city
or Newark. approved March %, 1891. and other
public laws OF the State OF New Jersey. to
order and cause the opening and widening OF
GERMAN TREDT
from Blum street to South Tenth street, for
a width of forty-dve feet, and from South
Tenth street to South Fourteenth street, for a
width of sixty feet, as shown on a map IN file
In the office of tho Chief Engineer. known as
No. 1079-O.
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
quested to present their objections in writing
to the Clerk OF said board at the office Of the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
City Hall, Newark, on or Before the expira-
ton of six days from date of this notice.
BY direction of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners OF the city Of Newark.
M. r.
Newark. y. j., January 81. 1912. 1an27-5t
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Islat4 Bloch p Aug, KNAPP. ssest sid
Twelfth aycnne. $4,000.
Joseph B%urstiner ct al. 10 Fidelity Trus
Company. east side Washington street, III
feet north from Main street, sls.G9o. -
Morris T. Weeks ct al. to William :
Dodd. west side Broad street, III feet nortl
from West Park street, so.bo0;
Sarah Pa1shan ct al. to Phoenix. B1lkii
Ing and Loan Association, west side Bel
mont avenue, 80 feet south from kose
Leon %ppel to same. east side Boy
street, $50 feel south from Kinney street
Stephen Hlntenach ct al. TO I'LL Build,
ing and Loan Association, North side isas'
Kinney street. 1&2 feet west from Nc
Whorter street. $1,000, =,
Gordon. west side Mt. Prospect avenue
80 feet north from Fifth avenue; si,Ooo.
William Ball to Fidelity Trust COMPANY.
east side Summer avenue, $50 reet sou,n
from EWood avenue, sf,0W.
Rennie Shpiner to Jacob Baron, ives. Slue
Magazine street, IS feet north from bur
bara street, 1,500. -.
Francesca Fresca 10 Anna S. Pal1nef,
Miller street, sec. r.5.,,
Joseph Elm 10 Southern Newark, Buiid-
ing and Loan Association, north sue LII,
ton avenue, 498 feet east from Stratiord
place, 5000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Lewis v. Benson to Fidelity Trust Com,
pany. Glen Ridge. east side ftldgeWooo
avenue, $40 feet east from Beilev1ile ave-
nue., $4,000. -
Mary Lankau to Half Dime Savings
Bank, Orange, west side Mt. Vernon ave
nue., 200 feet south from Lakeside avenue
81, 500.
Agatha j. Remsen and husband to Stuy-
vesant Construction Company. lrVingtoil,
east side Stuyvesant ayenue. 164 feet
northeast from Clinton avenue west. &4S.
Johan Kiebler to lrvington Building and
Loan Association. Irvington, east side Mt.
Vernon avenue, Is feet north from Berk-
shire place. s., 200. :
Anna D.. warner to Franklin Building
and Loan Association, Nutley, south side
Stewart avenue, 100 feet northwest from
Whitford avenue, $4,000.
Frank Lukowiak TO Essex County. .Build-
ing and Loan Association, Belleville,
north side Dawson street, AS feet west
from Garden avenue, $500.
Florence n. Waterfield to Eleanor
Wills. Irvington, east side Linden avenue
275 feet south from an angle, $1,000.
Allison P. Clark to E~liphalet w. Tylel
(trustee), Montclair. north side Fairfield
street. sic feet northwest from Montclaii
avenue, $1,000.
North Essex Realty Company to Allison
p. Clark. jr., Montclair. north side Nor
a road. s5i feet east from Valley road
1880.
Same to Eliphalet w Tyler (trustee)
Nontclair. same property. $1,000.
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DISTRACTED, SHE WALKS
STREETS, SEEKING SON.

Distracted and ~footsore, Mrs. Amelia
Huber, of Gal South Eighteenth street,
is today walking the streets trying to
find some clue to the whereabouts of
her l~6-year-old son Frederick, who has
been missing from his home since last
Tuesday. Every companion Of the lad
has beenn%isited, the police notified and
no stone left unturned that would in
n way clear up the lads mysterious
disappearance. The frantic woman, is
having circulars printed to be. sent
broadcast through the West, where she
believes the lad now is.
Early Tuesday morning. according TO
the mother, the boy acted strangely.
After saying sood-by to her twice he
left the house n since not one word
has come TO the parents. All the West
inghouse works. where the. lad was en-
polyed, he is spoken of highly and his
positjontis still open for him.
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MARKET IS HEAVY
As DAY CLOSES
"
R~ecessi0ns and Rallies in Alter
noon Came in Rapid
Succession.

NEW YORK. Jan. e9.-3'he heavy
selling which bore down the market on
Saturday was continued when trading
was begun today. The largest trading
was in United States Steel, which lost
a point on opening transactions of
10. 600 shares.
II a. m.--Initial prices were he low
est Of the hour. The market there
after received support and rose briskly
in spots. Lackawanna advanced nine
points
Noon-Iieayy professional selling was
resumed and the major portion of the
list sold we'll below the previous low
level before the decline was checked.
The whole market vas much improved
at noon. Bonds were irregular.
l p m.-aTradine sG3ganfshee Nars
small proportions after miaday. but
prices We're well maintaaael 4. the
level achieved in the fose@ IN rally.
ESP. m.r-.Afte1 q cor. - ~
regularity tire stock i.ft oleNea
heavy. IT showed its Creates irresf
larity in the afternoon. reeessinas anp
rallies am in rapid suecass.fse.
The speculative element OH the hoor
took the bear side and ~endeavored to
induce further liquidation. New York
Central, after selling at Ill. receded
frectionally, but the other stocks were
in fairly good demand, and at times
advanced moderately.
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
will expose for sale at public auction at the
Central Auction Rooms, NO. AZ South Orange
avenue, Newark, N. j., at 10 a. M, on tepru-
chattels said to belong to and stored in the
name Of D.. H.Vreeisnd, basket. box, chairs,
desk. dresser. table, beds, bedding, tubs,
stoves, mirrors, pictures. carpeti springs,
stands. tin box, washstand; Geo. w. Hayden.
barrel, boxes, basket, tubs, refrigerator. tin
box: James Malone, chairs, basket, boxes,
rugs, bureaus, cabinets, beds, parlor suit,
mattresses, pictures, carpet. springs. sewing
machine, sideboard, stands, stove. table, tin
box, trunks; Jean Barbour. chairs barrels.
closet. dresser. tables, ped, gas stove,
oonchas, pictures. mattresses, sideboard,
spring. stands. tin boxes. valise; julia f.
Ward. upright plano; A. w. siikworth. bum
couch, counter. tables, easel. frames. gas
stove. stands stools, mirrors. pictures, pier
glass, desk, tetes, screens; Mrs. Marguerite
Butler, trunk; Lillian Aldrich, barrels, basket,
chairs. chiffonier, china closet, table, couch,
rags, mattress, mirror, pictures, sewing ma
Chine, sidsboard, stand, trunk; Robert Will
lang, barrel, box, chairs, china closet, tables.
beds. mirror. mattress, parlor suit. pictures.
pier glass, refrigerator, carpet sideboard,
springs, stands, stoves; J. H Boniface'
bundles, pictures, chest. couch, dresser. bed.
lounge, mattress, chair, rocker, spring, stand,
tin box: Mrs. e. Flick or q. Il. Flick, barrel.
boxes. boiler, bundles, pictures, chairs, chif-
tubs, gas stoves. mattresses, mirror, ~refriger-
ator, carpet, mating oilcloth. satchel. springs.
stands. stoves, vaiise, washistand and all
goods and ~clattels contained therein and on
which the storage and other charges remain
MODEL STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
s. Won Posnak, Auctioneer.
January 20, 1919.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

VINCENT STREET PAVING, NORTH rgra.
TBENTH STREET PAVING, RITSJo~
STREET PAVING, CLIFTON STRIFE (,
pAwING M SHERMAN AvFNGL
Notice is hereby given thai the comm iss,o,
ers heretofore appointed by the ,afayor oF ~
oity OF Newark TO make an estimate end az
sesnrient upon all the owners OF all the lands
end real estate IN the City of Newark nars'e
nafly oenenteu by any local Improvement In
ne sald CITY, IN proportion as nearly as ma
pc 10 the advantage each was deemed 10 ha.s
acquired, have made an estimate and ASSES,
nlent OF benefits conferred upon ali the ounsrs
OF all the lands and real estate III the civ ~
Newark peculiarly benefited by each ~
following improvements in said city, name
the paving Of Nss'
VINCENT STREET.
from Ferry street to the Waveriv ana pa....L
Railroad, with brick pavement on a IN N
inch concrete foundation: paving Of - "
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET
rom Fourth avenue TO Park avenue w,h
brlck pavement on a six tBl incn re,nsa,
iRsutNSoN STREET
from Elirapeth avenue to Freiinghnysen ay,
concrete foundation; paving or 49,
LIFTON STREpT
from Eiisapetn avenue 70 F'relinghuysen aya-
nue., with brick pavement on . sfv "a 80
concrete foundation: paving Of - % 'ncn
SHERMAN AVENUE
from Pointer street to Pedd:e n,r.., u,,,s
foundation. and have nlsd their eu.erelt
said assessments for benefit. in 49, epores o.
tho clerk OF the Board OF Stree. and " y
Water Commissioners has axel srhurss. er1t
FIRST day Of February, 1912, a. ~. so'ay, the
y the afternoon, u the boards room epiecs
and place Of h he's MY s 81 TsEark as The TINE
Dc MADE to the said assessmsnts' "
49, NORRIS r., sHERRzRDs
Chief unatnsaf.
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IRvINGTON-HlLTON

ELECTRIC. GAS. ETC.


The annual meeting and social OF the
I Abidel Class of the First Christian Church
was held Saturday night al the home of
the teacher. Iaujs McenkbofY. las Elnlwood
avenue. The election Of officers resulted
as follows: President. irene King; vice
president, Dorothy Martin; treasurer, LII
me Leisantt SECRETARY, Mafsl!sr!te Blck.
sn,ith v'ass 1870 honasa y . r9a.,1heTs
In The ms 80, eo,7es nrigas u,ere aywa raed
70 thc Misses irene |tng Hszel Meeker
Ge,5r,,aa So,ganerea nd parafh., Nc rim
' ~
night ta Arcbie Areast2 ne son Of Mt.
20 t,oTl5 f,locss 1,birfg ro1ne naoy,e we're
present. Miss Marie scl1ark. sang. Miss
Bertha Keller gave mandolin selections
and Albert Laeanbe gave banjo numbers.
announcement las been made Of the en-
eagement Of Miss Daisy Zeina Brown of
ga Elizabeth avenue. Newark. to Will
iau1 Henry Jennings, son of John Jen-
nings, OF Roseland. Mr.. 1ennings,s father
Formerly conducted the Jennings SILVER
company on Cottase street, Ia irvlnSton,
aho ms protner' george W. Jennings, Is q
Of t5e ryinator Hoard of rrade
-
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SEALED
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK OF THE
CITY OF
NEW JERSEY.

NEW JERSEY
n Newark. N. j.. Jan. 70, 1Siz.
soa,niftee on Printing and Stationery OF the
comuion Council for printing and nlnolns
the annual reports Of the various depa af,1n fss
following specifications: -
FirstIThs entire matter 70 occupy approK.-
mateiy eleven hundred u,100) pages. the va.
rfous departmental reports oocupyins from TWO
TO two hundred and nifty pages 80 IN
second-Pages to be $40 inches, sc. IN
pound super calendared book paper, sample Oh
which must be submitted with estimate.
hound In papei, per page per thousand copies,
also fer binding In cloth. subject 70 order after
D=roD s . and y af isfsp ss5o She Copies ses0 Of The eonsoii
dated reports. using the type set TOT oepsrs s
mental reports, bound In black leather cover,
about seventy-nve G6 names in gold
Manuscript to be delivered from time to time,
a asSln termlnatins April So. 1872, Pamphlet re-.
mort. to be furnished rs promptly es possible
after The receipt of the nans ac BIZ ana 0'uh'
In estimating state. first. price per pass .
printing per thousand pamphlets and, seeonaiy.
snbreee Hundred ana nfty $3.50, consolidated re-
ports. x.r...a .t
the ofiee of the Document Clerk, Document
Room. City Hall. sA,4;,nor,,
The Committee on Printing and statipnefs
viii be in session. fourth floor, CITY Eau, 70
receive and open bids on Tuesday, January 9o.
5e1e. between the hours of g and $50 y. N.
BIDS must be presented then and there. sids
viii be opened at $50 p. IN. promptly. =,
Bidders will state prices in writing. as well
All proposals to be accompanied by the con,
sent In writing Of two rureties, who snail
have qualified as TO their responsibility IN the
amount of such proposal and bind themselves
ff1et IL the contract be awarded to the person
or persons making the proposal they will. upon
lis being so awarded. become his or their
s1ratv Tor the faithful. performance OF said
work, and that il the person or persons shall
omit or refuse TO execute such contract they
viii nav 10 the city of Newark any difference
between the sums to which he or they would
have been entitled upon the completion OF the
contract and that which the city OF Newark
roay be Obliged to pay the person or persons
nv whom ouch contract shall be executed.
The Committee on Printing ana stationery
of the city of Newark reneryes to Itself the
right to accept or reject any or all proposals
FOR the above work. or waive any defects
therein. as 1t may deem best for the interest
BY direction OF the Committee on Printing
and Stationery of the city Of Newark, New
JAMES r. CONNOLLY.
CITY Clerk.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board of Street az
Water commissioners.

OF INTENTIoN-Board of Street and
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners of
tile City of Newark, at a meeting held the
twenty-nfth day of January, 1912, and ap-
on the twenty-sixth day Of Janu-
airy, 1919, public notice Is hereby given
thai IL is the intention of the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners Of the cit,
of Newark, under and by virtue OF provisions
or the act entitled AN Act to revise and
amend the charter OF the city of Newark
approved March II, 1857. and the supplements
thereto. and the act creating the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners of the city
OF Newark, approved March 2s. 1891, and other
public laws Of the State of New Jersey. 10
order and cause the grading, curoing ana
Tagging OF the following streets:
ALDINE FREE
from 81. James place to the intersection OF
Clinton place and Edmunds place.
BOYLAN STREET,
from South Orange avenue to ABOUT 5o0 heet
south of Abingor place.
CHESTER
from Morris canal to city line.
SOUTH TWENTIETH STREE
from Clinton avenue to Springfield avenue.
Together with all the appurtenances neces-
sarys to- complete the same.
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
ouested to present their objections in writing
to the Clerk OF said board at the Office OF the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners.
City Hall. Newark, on or before the expiration
OF six DAYS from date of this notice.
BY direction of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners of the city of Newark.
NJ. r. SHERRIIRD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark N. j., January "a. 1B12. 1an27-5t
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GIRL AUTO VICTIM HOME AGAIN.

Agnes Peterson, 20 years old. of S52
Sixth avenue. who was struck by an
automobile in Broad street on the. eve
ming of December 20, is at her home to-
day after a month spent in the City
Hospital. Her mother and some friends
took her away in a taxicab yesterday.
She will have to visit the hospital daily
for some time in order to have her in
juries dressed.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed In the county
clerks office today:
II. and NJ. Robinovitch. owners, with B.
Goldstein, contractor, painting work. s475:
Berkeley avenue, Bloomfield.
Same owners, with 3. Reilly. contractor,
plumbing work, 81, 500: same premises.
Nutley Realty Company, owners, with
3. Keyser & Fleming, contractors, paint
ing work. $249; Nutley,
). Mann, owner, with j. Deutsch. con-
tractor, mason work. $500; 217 Springfield
avenue.
Same owner. with n. Abramson & Son,
contractors, carpenter work, $3.50; same
premises.
Same owner, with A. Orlowitz. contrae-
tor, plumbing work, Sis; same premises.
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ASSISTANT COLLECTOR
NAMED FOR CAMDEN,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-The Presi-
dent today nominated Sherman It. Nc
Pherson, of Ohio, to be United States
attorney for the southern district of
Ohio. and William II. Turnbull to be
assistant collector of customs at Cam
den, N. J..
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS..
NEWARK.


Angelo PLATA to Leon Appel, e )
BOYD st, $50 It $ Fl Kinney st.
Frank ". Gordon to L. Mancusi-
Ungaro. W g Mt. Prospect av, 25o IT
FIR 9Th ay. 25x100.
Magazine ST. % II n fr Barbara ST,
Owen Lynch TO Stephen "A. Gottwalt,
W S S. sth st. al IT fr Central az,
John F. Monahan to Charles Gin;
n s Clinton av. 49S Fl fr Stratford
pf. .5xll1
Charles Elm to Joseph Elm, same
property
TOWNSHIPS.
Anna +. Baldwin and hus to n. =.
Colby, Verona, e s Grand View I'd.
3 5 lot No. 8, 145x2S3..
Getes w. Mead ct al to Lewis Y;
Benson, Glen Ridge, Q s Ridgevood
av. $40 It # Beileville aY. NA22''
Alex Hopkins, jr., to Asad M. Rus
tum, ID. Orange, W $ Nassau pl,
i05 II fir Central av, 5ox126. ........
S%tuyvesant Construction Co. to john
L. Reineau. I%ryington, G $ Stuy-
vesant av. l4 fl fr Clinton av.
Frederick Berg to Edward White
house, w. Orange. u s Maple st. a.
Fl fr Harrison av. 100x110. ........s
Micfael j. Quigley 10 George W.
Hallgring, s. Orange, Il ~s-iiudsou
az. c fr s. 4th st. 5oz1oo. .....t.....
benjamin Yeshlovsk1 ct al to
Nathan Welitoff, ~1rYinSton, II $ I'd
$ st, t27 Fl fir 10th a.. 26xl0o. 49,
.Jane Powers ct al to George c. Ack-
ermann, Bloomfield. " s Spruce st.
200 II II r. Belleyille aV, 33x150.....
Frede4icis "a. Hasselman to Edward
Geach, Z. Grange, 7nid IreHaopt az,
100 Il ~ f. Clinton st, 10oxl25. ..,...
William Costello to Beatrice Young,
Orange, . s Ogden 81. 265 II fr Ger
Beatrice Young to william Costello,
Grange, same property ...s...s...
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oFTTcE OF CITY cLDRK-

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK
Newark. y. j., January q, ls1..
Report OF deaths for the wees ending Janl
AIRY 81. 1912: Men. IS; boys. 10; women, ~
girls Il. Total I2J.
Ages-one year and under, 90; between | and
2 years, s; between . and 8 years, | between
10 and 20 years, /: between 20 and so years
80; between 80 and 80 .ears. 0; betTeen ~
ard SO years. ~: between SO and 80 years
18: between so and 10 years, II: between ~
and so years. II; so years and over, 5.
Diseases-AIcoholism. 1; nneurism aoTte. l.
apopieay' or cerebral hemorrhage, S; bron'
chitis. j; bronchitis. capillary. /; burns, l
cancer, 4; cancer, liver, 1: cancer, stomach, =
casualties, /; cir1hosis liver. .: delirlutn
tresnsnr. l; diabetes ~nlelitus, /; eclan1psia- l;
ernboiisnl, I; emphysema lungs. l; endocar.
ditis. z. entero. coitis. /; epilepsy. /; typhoid
fever. /; heart disease. 10: heart. organic, z;
inanltion, 2; la grippe, .: fnarasnlus or NAL
nutrition, L: measles, /; meningitis. acute
.; murder, /; myocarditis, 1; nephritis. ";
old age or ~seailit.. /: paralysis. general, l;
peritonitis. acute or chronic. i; perioarditls,
1; ~phthisis. pulnonalie. I; pneumonia; 1s;
pneumonia. broneho. 4; premature birth, 5,
scieros;s. 1: septicaefnia, !; stillborn. 4: sui
eide. Q, tuberculosis. o; uraeniis, ..
Places of N-ativity-United States. 81 Ire
land. IL; Scotland, 3. Italy, 4; France, i;
Germany 10; Switzerland. /: Greece. /: Can
ada. .: Russia. s; Austria. /, coloFtd, s; uu-
'uoH1u, ,
49,. .HN Cify Clark.
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SALE OF FuRs

So ..cADEMY STREET. NEWARK, n. J..
The entire bankrupt stock OF an up-to-date
furrier, consisting Of Mems. Women.s Coats,
in Ponies. black and natural color: Marlnots.
Caraculs and others, Fur Sets and separate
Muffs and soarfs. in Mink. Fox, Lynx, and
others too numerous to ~naention: An extra
ordinary opportunity TO obtain. furs at less
price. Everything ruat ana will be sold
without reserve, regardless Of cost.
II. GOLD, ArcTToNEER.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-29
Legal NOTICES.

IN 4aE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of William Dorsch & Soma
Shoe Manufacturing Company, bankrupt. In
bankruptcy. Notice OF sale.
The undersigned trustee in bankruptcy will
sell at public auction, subject to the confrma-
ton Of said Court, at his office, No. f64 mar
ket street, Newark, N, j., on Wednesday. the
thirty-first day of January, 1911, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, all the right, title and interest
of said trustee in and to the urcollected ac-
counts and accounts receivable of the said
bankrupt, a list of which is on file with the
trustee.
NATHAN B1LDEe, Trustee.
M 1874 Market street,
- Norvavlr NJ .