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CONGRESSMAN'S SPEECH"
IN RECORD TO BE PROBED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-two COM
mittees of the House are investigat-
ing "remarkg' Representative Theron
Akin, of New York, Republican, had
inserted in the Record in lieu of de-
livering them in the House. The
committees were named after Major
ity Leader Underwood protested yes
terday. declaring the remarks" were
Incorporate and beyond the bounds
of parliamentary debate"
One of the speeches attacks Pro-
fessor Willis L. Moore. Of the weather
bureau, for an alleged entering into
schemes" with Department Secre-
tary Wilson and certain irrigation
companies in the West with a Con
spiracy to barter" the rights of the
government with Mormon Church Of
fcials.
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MORTGAGES

Josephine Viviano and husband to Fred.
ertck Stiekel trusted, south side Down
ing street. 27 feet northwest from Jack.
%Ignazio viviano to David Hollander,
same property, $3.50.
Eugeie e. NJ. Clark to George L. Den
mis-. east side Wall street, 300 feet soutf
from Abinger place, $1,000.
Morris Treitman to Oscar Naundorff
south side Eighteenth avenue, 200 feet
east from Bergen street, $4,000.
Annie Hemhauser and husband to Har
rison and Kearny Building and Loan As
sociation. north side Fairyiew avenue, AZ
feet west from Osborne terrace, $4,000.
William f Fischer 10 German Savings
Bank. east side Bergen street, 100 feet
south from Avon avenue, $1,000.
Sebastiano Grande TO Harriet J. Cox
west side Bruce street, l6I feet soutl
from Fifteenth avenue, 1900.
| Company. southwest corner Clay and 0g
Lulu Dix Drulmond to Martha f.. Buck
north side Market street. at southeah
erty, n other tract, 5000.
Frederick ]. Steiger TO Littleton Build
ing and Loan Association. west side Gene
va street. 24S feet south from Heller
place, $4,000.
Yetta Fleischner ct al. to Hill Build
ing and Loan Association, north sid
Waverly place, 50 feet west from Bar
clay street. and other tract, $500. :,
blkl1fEN 11fh = th1f tohAlhhf -
| Progress Building and Loan Association
south side Miller street, 100 feet east
from Avenue A. $4,4oo.
Jacob Rabinoyitz ct al. to Active Build
ing and Loan Association. southeast cor
ner South Tenth and Kent streets. $4,000
Morris Rachlin to Montefore Building
and Loan Association. west side Broom'
street, 230 feet north from West Kinney
street, $1,000.
Ike Brotwin ct al. to Avon Buildin;
and Loan Association, north side Win
throp street. 100 feet west from Lincolr
avenue, $1,000.
Jacob Wellington to Caroline Messer
schmidt, west side Wickliffe street, rs fee
north from Hampden street, $500.
Jordan d. Lewter to George H.. Pierce
north side Calumet street, 206 feet from
South Prospect street, 800.
William Hoffman to Isaac l.. Pepper
southeast corner Bank and Bruce streets
So, 1000.
Salvatore Calabrese to Nicola Cocuzzo
northwest corner Fourteenth and Mapl
avenues, s205.
TOWNSHIPS.
John W. A. Beck to Walter C. Bross
Cedar Grove, east side Centre avenue
6s2 feet north from Lindsley road. $1,000
Oscar Baechlin to Frederick Mullef
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NOTICE OF INTENTION-Board of Street
and 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
eighth day Of August, 1912. and approved by
the Mayor of the City of Newark OIL the
ninth day of August. 1919, public notice
is hereby given that 1t is the intention of
the Board of Street and Water Commission
ers of tho City of Newark. under and by
virtue of provisions of the act entitled IAN
Act 10 Revise and Amend the Charter of the
City of Newark" approved March 18th.
1857, and the supplements thereto, and the
act creating the Board OF Street and Water
proved March 2Sth, 1891. and other public
laws OF the State OF New Jersey. TO order
and cause the tagging of the sidewalks on
VERNON AVENUE
from Nairn place westerly about two hun
dred and five t205) feet; and the grading,
curbing and tagging of
FIRST AVENU
from North Sixth street to North Tenth
together with all the appurtenances neces-
sary 10 complete the same.
Such persons as may object thereto are
requested to present their objections in writ
ing 10 the Clerk Of said Board, at the office
of the Board of Street and Water Commis-
sloners. 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.
N. r. ~SHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark. N. j. August 9th. 1912.
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SUED BY COACHMAN'S
WIFE, IS NOW A BRIDE

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Mrs. Emily
Ladd. who is named as defendant in
a $4,000 alienation suit brought by
the wife of her ~coachman, was secret
ly married to William Pickett, a
wealthy cloth manufacturer, shortly
before she sailed for Europe on Aug
uSt L.
Frederick Cocher, the coachman
yesterday denounced his wife's suit
as "scandalous, entirely ~unfounded
and one of attempted blackmail.'
The present Mrs. Pickett is past sixty
years of age. She Is the widow
of the late j.. B. Ladd, the millionaire
perfume manufacturer. Pickett /.
seventy years of age.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OH MIMI RIs

OFFICE OF H BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF HI CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall, Aug. O.. 1912.
Inc Following is the list of the names,
nesidences and places of business of apple
cants for licenses contained in ali appli-
cations or petitions made to this board for
me granting of licenses to sell spirituous.
wit: ""' +"
Name. Place of Business. Residencs.
RETAIL-RENEWALS.
Robert Madlinger, Plank road.....Same plaza
Charles Ruskin. s5 Mercer st. /. same place
Wiiham Lukazaitis. 10 Warwick ST.,
Same place
yynn sIepert, 70 BANK t..........Same place
william H. Wivel. 2sS Lafayette ST..
Albert C. wolr, All Halsey st. SAME Iscs
Bernhard Baron. 81 st. francis st. same place
Kari Pfeifer, s1-S3 aga zine at. same nlace
Jacob schille. 1asls McWhorter 81. same laee
Karl Schlatter. 1872 Hamburg pi.. Same place
oscar p. Barkman, 1856 Walnut ST.,
Moses Levy. POS Bank at ...... Same pp1 1sss
Julius Cinnamon. 116 Washington st..
Patrick J. Salmon. so BeIlevilIe av.. 10
Sander Weiss, as7 Springfield av. Same ppllaace
Joseph p. Nick, 20 Ward st...... Same place
Charles Tomkus, 8 Bowery stu. Same place
Otto E. Knitted. 1s9 Ferry st......Same place
Weingarth q Whatton. 1918 Treat pl.,
Philip Carey, $50 Broad H.. Sane iscs
William F.. Wills. 142 Sussex av. Same place
Frank Besson, 564 South Eleventh ST..
Anthony strom, 80 Eleventh av... Same place
Enoch Silcock. 80 Spring st. ...... Same place
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Jacob Kurtz. 212 Bruce st...:....same place
Gustave Mayer. 4Ie Broad st.,
Aaron Ward & Sons. o7s-esi Broad st.,
l Stratford pI.
! S~tratford pL
RETAILeTRANSFERS.
John seidenschwarz, from 2o7 Sussex ey.
to 1894 Avon 557 Springfield avs
William Hoch. from 92-e4 Pacific st. to
30-41 Tichenor lane..........S Quitman st.
Henry Flach. from So Tichenor st. to 326
New Jersey Railroad av...... Same place
Philip & Torrance F. Reilly, from 92-94
Market st. to 321 Warren ST.. Same place
MILLER.
President.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
Ctt.. Ct.rL
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%ESTRANGED FROM HIS
WIFE, HE ENDS HIS LIFE

WEST HOBoKEN, Aug. 14.-Ber-
nard Morelli. 3S years old, of 22S
Spring street, committed suicide yes
terday in the home of his friend, Up
pollito Fila, SIT John street.
Morelli, who for six weeks has been
estranged from his wife, went to the
home of his friend the preceding
night, said he was lonesome, and that
spending the nights at his w home
without his wife made him feel very
badly. Fila put him up and they went
to bed after talking until far into the
night.
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FAIL TO FIND OMA
WHO FLED FROM ASYLUM

PASSAIC, Aug. IA. Despite a
search among friends throughout this
section, relatives of Mrs. Stella Whit
taker. wife of Edmund Whitaker. of
81 Hamilton avenue, this city, who
escaped from the State Asylum for
the insane at Morris Plains. July 20,
have been unable to find any trace of
her. The Morris Plains authorities
also are looking for h m 1t
is believed harm has befellen her.
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CITY BLAMES CATS FOR
INFANTILE PARALYSIS

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. IA
The officials of the Springfield health
department believe they have traced
the source of i~nfantile paralysis to
the common house cat. The depart
ment has discovered well developed
cases lin cats and will send several
of them to Boston for observation.
The disease was epidemic in various
cities two years ago, and the num-
Der of ases reported in Springfield
approached the figures of New York
and Philadelphia. The fly has been
held responsible for the contagion, but
the health department believes the
burden will be shifted to the house
cat.
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ASSESSMENTS

TRENTON, Aug. f4.-The State
Board for Equalization of Taxes yes
terday affirmed an assessment of the
town Of Guttenburg, Hudson County,
levied against the American Cotton
OH Company amounting to $4,000.
An assessment against the same
company o land on the River road,
fixed at 1926. 900, the board reduced
to 1927, 900.
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NOTICES.


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter Of Postcraft Co. bankrupt,
in bankruptcy.
TO the creditors Of Postcraft Co.. of the
city of Newark, in the county OF Essex,
in said district.
Notice is hereby given that on the TWEEN
fy-second day Of July A. ID. 1912, the said
Postcraft co. was duly adjudged 9 bank
ifors Will be held at the Bankruptcy Court
Room. Essex Building. Clinton and Beaver
streets. in the city of Newark, In said
county, on the twenty-nlnth day Of Au-
al which time the said creditors may at
tend and prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt and trans
act such other business as may come be-
SAID proofs Of claim must comply with
Socrlon b7, Of the Bankruptcy Law, and
Rale 81 OF the General Orders Of the United
states Supreme Court, and must be properly
.utossed in this matter. A fee Of twenty
Ave cents mast accompany the proof of
Dated august 70. 1915.
EDWIN q. ADAMS.
zafsree In Bankruptcy.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS AND
N
S o BY ToADsTooLs

ELIZABETH. Aug. 14.-Mrs. Kuba
Dudick and Mrs. Annie Kiniskie, of
Brunswick avenue. are in a serious
condition last night after eating toad
stools in a mistake for mushrooms.
The women gathered the fungi early
in the morning and ate a large dish
full. They are being treated at their
homes by DR.. Otto Wagner. who says
they will recover
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REAL ESTATE

NEWARK.

NEWARK.
David Hollander to Josephine Nivi-
ano. S s-Downing st, q TT n W FIR
Jackson st, 7x92...............s...
Ludwig R. Sattler attorney to
same, same property .............
hausr. II S Tillinghast st, 421 fit W
fir Osborne ter, 25x100. ............
Nicholas R. sica to Clodomire sica,
e s Paramount av, $50 1t n fr Cabi-
net st. 26xS5.
Matteo Cantarella to Dante Spinelli,
S $ Bowery st, 125 fit W FIR Brill
ST, AK ,cni Niatteo canta.
rella. same NORTHUMBERLAND.
Blosius Flesch to William f.
Tischer a Perpen ST. 150 II 8 q
f. Avon av 53x1n5.
pbiltn Herman 10 Edward Dittes.
! fremont ay. % Fl Q fir Chelsea
ov 55yi00
sisei Tnger and husband 10 Yetta
e. Snrueo e. 9Sr9oo % ~
IHsanh 'laIhuram =, Of al to yetta
E~iaisobner Of al N 9 Waverlv nj
81 - ~ porciay Of, o5vioo ~
Oh ~ ipaIcIas 81, 9arr, WI.
'9seph nlN ruIiad1iss,ddee ~ OK e. n
s e o5rinn pa
In US II Nonohon {sbo,;ff, 70 lanes
s--r.. - rI1,.,o+ 60 o00
y 1aMneS' COT ~ osx1oo :"
M, III II o rIospeSL ST. w.,
ineo W, eorwln aund,l ~ 'aine'
W., oaWley' san l ptope Iordan n
JAMES ua"ieE
LEVER same proper.!'
Max folaner 10 nIillhm Iioifnlan'
S e o Bank ana Bruce SIS ONO,
Aston st, 90 It e IT Avenue Z,
237X43l
Herman Wolfshant to Joseph Abra,
hanson ct al, n $ Mayerly pl, "a
TT w TT Barclay st, 2ox1o0......,..'.
rowxeuIps
James VI l9Wne 10 ooseph VIII
- 49,.
Beckie Mazor anu nus 70 a ..
Keyer' irvlngron, ! 5 5n Sr9Ve ter
~ - pio,e ~ ~,
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AUTO AND RIG L L

ELIZABETH, Aug. 14.-An auto
mobile driven by Mrs. Jacob Hagin,
wife of former Excise Inspector
Hagin, collided with a carriage at
Second and Franklin streets yester-
day. With Mrs. Hagin was Miss Marie
Ford, of 148 Port avenue. The car
rage was occupied by Frank Ko-
pecky, of Fourth and Franklin
streets. No one was injured.
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DESTITUTE AND SICK,
AGED MAN GETS RICHES

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. A.-sick
and alone in his poorly furnished
home william H. Spencer, a carpen-
ter, so years old, has received word
that he is heir to a fortune of $4S, $50
left by Isaac Spencer. an uncle, who
died recently in New Lexington, Ohio.
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GIRLS HIGH KICK UPSETS
LAMP; SETS HER AFIRE

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Florenee
Richards. Is years old. of Yorktown.
came near being burned to death in
giving an exhibition of high kicking
in her home yesterday.
She challenged Elsie Armstrong to
a kicking contest. She struck the
table and toppled a lamp over on to
herself. The flame caught her dress
and before Mrs. Richards could
smother it the girl was painfully
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WOOL BILL IN SENATE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-The wool
tariff bill, repassed in the House
yesterday over President Taft's ve-
to, vas reported to the Senate to-
day. Democratic and Progressive Re-
publican leaders are convinced they
could not secure the two-thirds vote
to repass the Measure in the Senate.
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r INTELLIGENCE

Port OF New York, August IA.
DUE TODAY.
Olympic, Southampton. August 4.
DUE TOMORROW.
~Ivernia. Gibraltar, August 5.
SAIL TODAY.
Campania. Liverpool, / a. m.
SAIL TOMORROW.
Lorraine, Havre, 10 a. m.
Amerikn, Hamburg. II a. IN.
Celtic. Liverpool. II m.
BY WIRELESS.
SIS I~vernia, Naples to New York. was
lis miles east at II a. m; due 18th, .
D. m. Cunard Line.
IS. Olympic, Southampton for New
York, 2s3 miles east of Sandy Hook at
6 a. m. Dock late tonight or : a. m.
Thursday.
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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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TOO LATE FOR CLASS.
IFICATION.
LOST AND FOUND.


LoST-Manila envelope containing leather
samples and memo. book; left on Eliza
beth car arriving at Broad and Market
streets about) 10 O'Clock; of no use to any
one but ownfr. II found. kindly return 70
or advise HOMER & BARNEWALL, 80
Church ST., Kew York city.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eisele & King:
STOCKS
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day' August IL. 1912. Sarah Jane;
widow Of the late Burton Francis, m
mothpr-in law of John Henry van Lew
at her late residence. Dc Nassau street.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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DEATHS.

APGAR-on August Z. 1912. Charlotte
Ann Apgar. aged GA years, lsS Songrss
<1rect
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY, at Montclair. n. j. on
August 10. 1912. Wilson Bessey, cues.
son Of Nelson Il. and Susan wilson
Funk. aeed 9 yeaIs, 81 Forest street,
Montclair.
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August L, SA- w
Ann Apear, aged "a years 100 ~o
street.
RACKus-At West Caldwell. on Angus.
Henry +. Backus in her 69th year.
DAWSON August u. 1912. at the resi-
dence Of his daughter, Mrs. T T;ryinqten.
ming. % Cummings street, lrViasivn,
Augustus, husband OF the m'e sus"
Davis.
FLooD-on August 10. 1912, Julia ".
beloved daughter of Luke I. anu ene
late Winifred Flood lnee Conneliy1.
Relatives aud friends are klndls III
vited to attend the funerai rom on
late residence, 8 Fairmount avenue on
Friday, August 16, at $40 u M t1 "
ST. .Ioseph's Church, where a Hlgn
Mass of Requiem will be offered l3 on
the repose of her soul, lnterh,eha !"
The Cemetery OF the Holy sepulehre.
FRANcIs-PeacefuIly feel, asleep, Tues
day. August ID. 1872 Sarah 1anei
widow of the late Burton Francis. ana
mother in law of John Henry van Lev
at her late residence. 96 Nassau street
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, at Montclair. N. j. on
August 10. 1912. Wilson Bessey, eiuest
son OF Nelson e. and Susan wilson
Funk. aged 9 years, 81 FOREST s'ieee''
Montclair.
GouLD-suddenly. at Bloomfield. \, j.
on August IA. 1912, William. husoana
of the late Margaret Gould, III MS oo'h
year. 81 Race street.
HENGER-Died August Il, 1912; Edward
Hengei, beloved husband OF nuahie
Henger, aged 40 years.
HERRON-At her home in Metuchen. \.
j., on August IA. 1912, Margaret ). Her
ron tnee Barber).
JACOBUS-on August 70, 1912, at his
home. 657 Highland avenue, Johh a.
Jacobus, aged "A years.
JoHNSON-On August ID. 1917. lanes
H. Johnson, beloved son OF John V ahu
the late Mary J. johnson, in MS forty
ninth year.
KEMPER-Edward S. Kemper, beloved
husband of Blanche Kemper. on Au-
gust IL, 1912, 400 Central avenue East
Orange.
P~RINDLE-At her residence. 80 West
18th street. New York, on Monuay'
August ~. 1912, Elizabeth Etherington,
widow of the late Charles Allen Prlndle.
REID-suddenly. on Tuesday. August Is,
1912, Mary S. Reid, aged 20 years; l9l
Watching avenue, West Orange N. j.
REvILL-on August IS, 1912, at the resi-
dence of her parents. 1l9 Bergen street;
Harrison. Harriet, beloved daughter OF
William and Harriet Reyfll.
REYNOLDSHAt East Orange. n. j., on
Tuesday, August Is, 1912. Thomas IT.
win. son of Harry and Elizabeth Reyn-
olds. aged l year 10 days.
sTAMBER-on August z, 1872, Julia
Stamber nsc Flynn. wife of Fred
Relatives and friends of the deceased
are kindly invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, e15 Cross street,
Harrison, on Friday. August 10. at
s a. m. to the Church of the Holy
Cross. where at 8 a. IN. a High Mass
of Requiem will be offered for the
repose of her soul Interment in the
Cemetery Of the Holy Sepulehre.
sTULL-On August IL, 1912, at the
home of his son. Wilfred Newsome
Stu1l, ia Thomas street. Bloom
field. N. j., John David, husband of
Mary Newsome Stull, aged 13 years
TRENT-Suddenly. August II, 1912. John
Fl. Trent. of 9s Swain place, West Or
ange, N. j.
EHITE-Summit. n. J.. August Is, Cor
nelia E. Fellows, wife of Theodore F.
White.
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RACKUS-At West Caldwell. on Angus.
Henry +. Backus. in her Goth year.
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sTULL-On August II, 1912, at the
home of his son. Wilfred Newsome
Stull, ia Thomas street. Bloom
field. n. J., John David, husband of
Mary Newsome Stull, aged IS years.
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REvILL-On August IS, 1912, at the resi-
dence of her parents. 119 Bergen street,
Harrison, Harriet, beloved daughter oil
William and Harriet Reyill.
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enthusiastically. August Il, 1912. John
Fl. Trent. of 9s Swain place, West Or
ange, N. J..
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COJJLD-Snddenly, at Bloomfield. \. j.,
on August IA, 1912. William, husoand
of the late Margaret Gould, in his eoth
year. 81 Race street.
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KEMPER-Edward S. Kemper, beloved
husband of Blanche kemper' on Au-
gust IL, 1912, 400 Central avenue, East
Orange.
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REYNOLDS-At East Orange. n. J., on
Tuesday, August IS, 1912. Thomas r.
win. son of Harry and Elizabeth Reyn-
olds. aged l year 10 days.
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FLOOD-on August 10. 1912, Julia W.
beloved daughter of Luke c, and the
late Winifred Flood tnee Conneldsts
Relatives aud friends are kindlS NJ
vited to attend the funeral from h en
late residence, 8 Paramount avenue on
Friday. August 16. at S:45 a. m, 10
Mass Of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of her soul. l~nternient III
the Cemetery of the Holy sepuiehre-
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JoHNSON-On August 10, 1912. lanes
II. johnson, beloved son of John V. and
the late Mary j. johnson. in his forty
ninth year.
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CEMETERIES.
Glen RIDGE Cemetery

franklin av., at Joralemon ST., Bloomfield.
n. j.; tel. 1891. Bloomfield, plots. four
graves and over. s65 up; graves. adults. 81.
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PRINDLE-At her residence, $40 West
18th street. New York, on Monday
August ~, 1912. Elizabeth Etherington,
widow of the late Charles Allen Prlndle-
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REID-suddenly on Tuesday. August ~
1912, Mary $. Reid. aged 20 years 19i
Watching avenue, West Orange, N. j
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HENGER-Died August Ii. lsl2: Edward
Hengei, beloved husband OF MINNIE
Henger, aged 40 years.
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DAWSON August u. 1912. at the resi-
denee Of his daughter. Mrs. T.. !. Zen
Apgnstus, husband of the late Susan
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EHITE-Summit. N. T.. August IS, Cor
nelia E. Fellows, wife of Theodore f.
White.
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HERRoN-At her home in Metuchen, \.
J., on August IA. 1912. Margaret D her
ron tnee Barber).
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JAcoBUs-on August 70, 1912, at his
home. 657 Highland avenue 'ohn o.
Jacobus, aged "A years.
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John w. A. Beck to Walter c.. Bross,
Cedar Grove, east side Centre avenue,
632 feet north from Lindsley road, $1,000.
Oscar Baechlin to Frederick Muller.
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STAMBER-On August Y. 1912, Julia
Stamber (nsc Flynn, wife of Fred