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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
M. III Bella, owner, with /. Mon-
tisano, contractor, plumbing, mason N
painting work, $4,000; 90 Bay street,
Montclair.
A. Grossman. owner, with Bobb &.
Buhrer, contractors. plumbing work.
$685.: -576-5S0 Orange street. Same owner
with Bateman & Balls, contractors,
carpenter work, $1.150; same premises.
lie Ter Construction Company. owners,
with l.. Glroloma, contractor, mason
work, $3.50; 276-27S Market street. A.
Pomponio, owner, with B. Del Guercio,
contractor, mason work, S320; loo
Sheffield street.
l.. Friedensen, owner, with Arace &
Borelli, contractors, mason and car-
penter work. Sc. 200; SO B~elleville ave-
nue..
IL. Brown & Son. owpers, with r.
McClorry, contractor, Roofing work,
$760; Washington and Franklin streets.
Bloomfield. Same owners with NJ.
Hume, contractor. painting work., $500;
same premises.
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TRADING LIsTLESs
DURING MORNING
Steel and Copper Marked Up,
but Soon Drop
Back.

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-THE leading
stocks held close to last nights final
prices when trading was begun today
and the market showed no tendency in
either direction.
IL q. m~.-Secondary prices were bet
ter, and United States Steel n Anal
gamated were marked up II and Union
Pacific q in the cours of a few min
utes. These gains were not long main
tanned. Trading was ~listless.
Noon-Bull operations We're resumed
in the copper group, but the activity
and strength of these stocks failed to
the market from its sluggish
Bonds were steady.
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HAMMERSTEIN'S TEMPER
BRINGS PRESS AGENT $500.

LONDON, Feb. 14.--A verdict for $500
was rendered against Oscar Hammer
stein in the Westminster County Court
yesterday for dismissing Thomas Damn.
his press agent, without proper notice
Damn testified hat he had offended
Hammerstein by making too many
suggestions, whereas Hammerstein
wanted to make all the suggestions
himself. Damn said he wanted to put
Hammerstein in a favorable light be-
fore the public and do away with
certain unfavorable impressions that
had been created. When he mentioned
the matter to Hammerstein the latter
went on like a maniac, saying, Get
out of my theatre; I don't want you
hero
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DANCE FOR 70 HOURS:
LAND IN POLICE COURT,

ELIZABETH, Feb. 14.-As an after
math OF the first annual ball OF the
Elizabeth Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose,
prisoners were arraigned in the court
yesterday charged with having beaten
up two / olicemen in Turn Hall. The ball
started al 2 o'clock on the afternoon of
Lincoln's Birthday, and all went well
until about 3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, and then the trouble began.
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NAP COSTS JERSEY CITY
SOCIETY PRESIDENT $500.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. 14.-Falling
asleep in his dance hall and cafe at
ls Germania avenue after a busN night
of festivities Vladislav Kryszewski,
president Of the Polish Military So
ciety and the Polish Cadets of Hudson
County, awoke to And himself minus
$500 in bills, which he says he is sure
he had in one of the pockets of his
clothing when he fell asleep.
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BAN ON LOW CORsAGE
APPROVED BY CARDINAL,

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Cardinal Far
ley commented ~approvingly yesterday
on an article written and signed by
Miss Eliza O'Brien LOOMS, moderator
of the Daughters of the Faith, of this
city. The article was apropos of a
special dispatch from Rome which, in
effect, stated hat the Pope has or
dered that cardinals n other digni-
taries OF the church must not attend
social functions where women appear
in decollete corsages.
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AVIATOR LOOPS BRIDGES
THAT CROSS EAST RIVER.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Frank Coffyn
showed New Workers a new air stunt
yesterday afternoon when in his Wright
h ydroplane he Topped the Brooklyn ana
Manhattan bridges after q flight
around the Battery from Pier A.
1t was 4:31 when the big white lier
scooted Off the ~ice-covered raft into
the water and shot up the North River
for a mile. circling back to Governors
Island and lower Manhattan to the
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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OF INTENTION-Board az stre.t Az.
WATER Cnmrnfxainnara

NOTICE OF INTENTION-Board OF Street. aut
Water Commissioner.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by Tho
Board OF Street and Water Commission
ers OF the City of Newark, at q meetinR hsid
the eighth day OF February, 1912. ana an
proved By the Mayor of the city OF NewarE
on the ninth day OF February. 1912, public
notice is hereby given That II is the Intention
OF the Board OF Street and Water Commission
es OF the City of Newark, under and by virtue
Of provisions Of the act entitled A act 10
revise and amend the charter of the civ ~
Newark approved March 11th fssT
and the supplements thereto, ana H.
act creating the Board Of Street and wsta,
Commissioners of the City Of Newark an
proved March 2sth. 1891, and other public law
OF the State Of New Jersey, to order and cause
the paving of
WRIGHT STREET.
from Broad street to Avenue r.. with oh,orv
granite block pavement on a six (6l inch Cow
crete foundation, Together with all the a 4.
purtenances necessary to complete the sare
Such persons as may object thereto : ~.
quested to present their objections In urit,ro
to the clerk OF said board. at the office ~ ~
Board of Street and Water Conmiss,onar.
City Hall, Newark. on or before fhe eynirs
ton OF six days from date Of this notice.
BY direction of the Board of street anil
Water Commissioners OF the Citv OF Newars
M Il. EHERRERD.
N.wsrr ~ - Chief Engineer.
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COMBS WINS OUT IN RAILWAY.

RAILWAY, Feb. 14.-The deadlock
for the office of street COMMISSIONS
was broken last night when the two
Democratic members voted for Silar
r. Tombs, the regular Republican can
.Tomhs got six votes and Mil
ton r. Vail, he Progressive candidate,
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RANDOLPH-At her residence. $40 West
minister avenue Elizabeth, n. j.. on
Monday, February 10. 1912, after a lin
gering illness. Elizabeth Hewitt. wife Of
Hartshorne Fitz Randolph.
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OFFICE OF THE BoARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSION OF THE CITY Z
OF NEWARK.

OF NEWARK.
City Kali, February o, 1912.
The following is the list of the names, resi-
dences and places Of business Of applicants
for licenses contained in all applications or
petitions made to this board for the granting
of licenses to sell spirituous,/ vinous, malt or
brewed liquors. and not he. etofore published
according to law, to wit:
Name. Place of Business. Residence.
RETAIL-RENEWALS
Frank Starkus, 10 Ferry .Samep place
frederick r. Ford, t6e Broad st. ....same place
Aa' nony Picciviilo, 253 oliver st....S4me place
r.udoiph Walker, ISL Park ay.:.... Same place
WHOLESALE-RENEWAL.
Same place
RETAII-TRANSFER.
Godioso Barcelona. from 1t6 Eighth av. to
100 Eighth Eighth av.
Russell Distiiling CO.. from 24B-247 Bank
st. to 34-g6 East Kinney ST. .245 Bank st.
RICHARD MILLER,
President.
JAMES r.. CONNOLLY.
~
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SUGAR PRICE GOES AEaopLAMNG.

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.--All grades of
refined sugar were advanced 10 cents a
hundred pounds today.
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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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RosE-On Monday. February ~. 1912.
Dorothy, aged II years, dear daugh-
ter Of Rev. and Mrs, Henry II. Rose.
Funeral service viii be held at the
Church of the Redeemer. corner
Broad and Hill streets, on Thursday,
February Is, at 8 D. m. Friends are
invited TO attend. Interment in Ever
green Cemetery.
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MUNsoN-On February u. 1912, irving,
husband OF Mary e. Munson, aged 40
years. 291 North Second street.
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FELLMETH-Entered into rest, on
Tuesday, February 13, 1917, artef
brief Illness. Wilhelmine f. Fellmeth
mee Frisch), widow of John b. Feii-
meth in her 10th year, 2S9 south
Seventh street.
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MARRIAGES.

GRUEWALD-oLNEY-The marriage has
been announced of Miss Mae l. Grue.
valid to Mr.. George Olney at " saviour
church. BROOKLYN. on Sunday. February
A. 1912.
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sCHMIFDr E-On Monday. February p.
1912, Ade'ine Frances ~Sch1nicale (nee
KOCH. beloved wife Of Jacob Schmiedle,
aged rs years, 50 Ridgewood avenue.
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PPJGF%Kt EffrqAetks N j. on Monday,
February IL, 1912. Frederic Alton Price.
aged G2 years. 10 Cherry street, Eliza
beth. n. j.
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RACKETT-On Tuesday, February 10, 1912,
Anna A.. wife Of George A.. Racket,
aged bs years. IL Main street, Belleville.
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Pr, Remington Monday. February il, lglz'
nj the residence Of her sister, Mrs. "a,
Via Moellor. No. $50 Broad street. Ann
Caldwell, widow OF Robert tleinlhg.
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STEIN-At her residence. Kingsland ave
nue., Lyndhurst, n. j.. on Monday, Feb
ruary Y. 1912, after long suffering, Ger
rude Stein (nee Rademacherl aged 40
years s months.
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ScHREIBER-on February II, 1912, Jo-
seph. husband of the late Madeline
Schreiher, at her late residence, los Itch
enor street.
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SANDERS-On Tuesday. February Is. 1912
Katherine l.. Sanders Cnee Sc opfer), be-
loved wife of John A. Sanders.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the services on Thursday
evening, February 10. at her late resi-
dence 29G Eighth avenue. at s o'clock.
Funeral win be convenient to family
Friday, February Is, at 10 a. M. Inter
ment in Woodland Cemetery.
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DODD--At ST. Louis, Mo-, February IS,
1912. Samuel Morris Dodd, son of the
late Stephen and Mary Dodd, IN the
S1st year of his age.
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SlNCLAIR-February u, 1912, Thomas NJ,
beloved husband Of the late Jane Sin
clair. pol Bergen avenue, Kearny.
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SMITH-At Amber. Pa, on February II.
1912, Charles Bradley Smith, formerly OF
Newark, N, j., aged "A years.
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WEHRFRITZ-On Tuesday, February 10,
1912, Dorothy NJ. beloved infant of John
and Catherine Wehrfritz (nee Jaeger.
aged 2 months. 80 Clark street, Lyons
Farms.
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sWEIGART-on February 10. 1912, Cath
crime, youngest child of Joseph and Mary
Sweigart (nee May. aged s months 10
days, SO North Canal street.
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FLORISTS.

!. D. RopHL JR.. 8 BELMONT Av.
Fresh cut flowers for all occasions: funeral
designing a ST 'cfalty. 64s2-J Market.
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UAN, FFUTUdTy 10, I'VE, IIdHh tSItI'
beloved son OF Frank and Lottie
Morgan.
Relatives and friends. also mem
hers of George a. Ha1sey Council
No. 1872. Jr. Q. L. A. NJ: Evening
Star Council No. 1856, D. of L., and
EMPLOYEES Of James A. Banister Com
pany are invited to the.scrvices from
peddie Memorial Church. Broad and
Fulton streets. on Thursday evening.
February 10. at S o'clock. Interment in
Fairnouut Cemetery. Brooklyn papers
please copy.
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GAW-At his residence, 21S Forty
Alexander. L. Cav. sr., in his SD year.
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cRoWBLL@suddenly February 13,
1912. Abbie A.. widow OF W1iiam -
Croweii, aged "a years.
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Tuesday. February 13. 1912,
At his residence, IS South Firth street.
Harrison, Henry. beloved husband OF
Marv Cory (nee Cunningham
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LOCAL SECURITIES.


The bid md asked prices appended
are furnished through Eiseie q Kings
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BYRNE-At West orange. on February
70, 1912, James A.. beloved huspano
of Annie Byrne (nee Freeman, ALL
Valley road.
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141rLL1cY-On February 10, 1912, Thomas
r beloved son of jonathan and the
late Mary HUXLEY,
ers' Local No. "A, United Hatters OF
North America. are kindly invited to at
tend the funeral services at timothy +.
Foyle's parlors. No. 326 Warren street,
ON Thursday, February 10. at , p. III.
Tnterment at Nutley, N. J.
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WESTER-On Wednesday,, February IA.
1912. Frederick Wester, entered into
rest at his residence, 145 Chadwick
venue
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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FOR stylish and neatly arranged floral te-
Figns at moderate prices go TO JOHN CROSS
LEY. Florist. 80 Belleyille nv. Tel. 2s51 Z. D.
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BUTBER-on February 10, 1872, John,
husband of the late Annabella bu'ler'
1f6 Norfolk street.
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HENz-On TUESDAY. February Is. 1912,
Frank, beloved son of jacob ana the
late Julia Benz fnee ageo
20 years 3 months and l6 days.
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BROWNER-At orange. \. J., on Feb
ruarv 10 1912, Richard, husband OF
the late Mary Browner, So Mechanic
street.
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IESIER-At south Orange, n. j., on Feb
ruary IA, 1912. ELI Lesher, aged rs years,
q First street,
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KRAFT-Ilntered into rest, on Tues
DAY. February 13, 1872, Barbara.
widow Of Jacob Kraft, aged &C years,
81 Kent street.
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Advertise in the star for GOOD results.
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ANOIlCt u iuiiSlal uettdlitIs H
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fell asleep, Sat
urday. February 10, 1912, at ST.
Micfiaels Hospital. Edith Fl. Will
Jams (nee PowelD. beloved wife OF
George G. Williams. late residence, 73
summer avenue.
W1LSON-Suddenly. on Monday. Feb
ruary ~, 1912, Archibald Wilson, be-
loved son of Louisa Wilson (nee
Hessner), in his goth year. 81 Toun-
dry street.
2OPFI-Entdfed into rest, on Tuesday.
February IS, 1912, Theresa, beloved
daughter of William and Louisa Zoph
nee G-astermeyer), aged 4 years 10
months, 2Sl East Kinney street.
Anniversary Mass.
JOYCE-First Anniversary High Mass
of Requiem win be offered for the
repose OF the soul of Joseph Joyce
Thursday, February Is, 1912, at 8
o'clock at st. Josenh's Church.
Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend.
lust one sad year ago today
Our dear~Joe was called away.
Never shall he be forgotten,
Never shall his memory fade,
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger
Round the grave where Joe is laid.
MOTHER. BROTHER AND SISTERS.
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WctTEE-Dn FeDflarY 7: III, EUWadu W
loved husband Of the late Anna McGeS
Relatives and friends, also members
u. are kindly invited to attend the Gu-
neral from his late residence. No. SSl
Lincoln avenue. on Friday, the 18th, az
8 a. M, to the Church of Our Lady OF
Good Counsel, where a Solemn High Mass
Of Requiem will he offered for the re-
pose of his soul. Interment in the Gem
etery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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MAHER-on February Is, 1872, Eliza.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her niece. Mrs. FRANK j.
Rradv, No. 159 South Tenth street, on
THURSDAY. the 18th. at $ a. m. to st.
Antoninus's Church, where a High Mass
of REQUIEM will he offered for the re-
pose of her soul. Interment in the Gem
etery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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OFFICE OF H BOARD OF STREET N
WATER COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF NEWARK.
CITY HAIL..
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-29
, Funeral of John PrezIomowier.

The funeral of John Prezlomowicz was held from the home of his brother, No. Il Sixth street, Tuesday There was a large attendance, including rela- tiVes from Meriden and New Haven. A mass was held by Rev. Theodore Zimmerman of Hartford in St. Jo- sephS church. The choir sang during the. service. The bearers were An thony H. Bieszezat of Meriden, John Afagruder, Joseph Sukosif, s. Gosc1- cCrki. Anthony Guamko and Alexander Przeliswicz. Burial was in St Mary s cemetery.
 The death of John Prezlomowicz oc- cured in room over the saloon own ed by Sylvester Moscaletis, on Vet eran street, Meriden, Saturday after noon The man was found dead in a bath tub. death resulting from asphyx iation. The deceased was taking a bath, at the time. and gas, which es- caped from a small gas stove in the room, overcame him. The young man s death came on his 24th birthday, and he was engaged to be married to Jo- sephine POchieeha, aged IT, on Thurs day of this week He worked in the 1 Bradley & Hubbard factory. The de ceased leaves a brother, Anthony, o4 this city, and brother who is a captive in the Russian army He also 4 leaves a sister in Russia. He was a secretary of St. Stanislaus B. E. M | society, treasurer of St. Stanislaus 1 Koski society and president of St | Cecilia society of St. StaRislaus' churef choir
 1 Mir Prezlomowicz formerly lived ii
 this city, coming here from Russia about seven years ago, and going tc l 1deTiden five years ago. Shea & Burke ' took charge of the body on it's aTTivai ih this city Monday afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-29
NORWICH TOWN
Superior Conditions and Up-to Date ness Surprise Manila Vsitor-Libra- rp Appointment for Miss Hull.


 A letter received by a lady here from ture of the life there as 1t looks to newcomer of a few months. She writes:
 T am certainly fascinated with Ma nila. It is a great surprise to me in many respects. It's streets are very broad, with splendid great trees; tho branches in some of the streets reach ing out almost touch. forming a per- feet arcade over the roadway, as In so many of the Washington streets.
 Tn the Intramures the streets though very narrow, are exquisitely kept, clean and sanitary. The climate here is wonderful; glorious nights and mornings. It Is pretty warm in the middle of the day. when we take a siesta, even the stores closing from 12 to o'clock.
 During Holy week, the first week in April, we went into four different churches in the walled city. Good Fri | day evening we saw a procession start | ing from Santo Tomas. The first part l of the procession, with it's representa- l tiCn of the Virgin Mary, gorgeously | apparelled and radiant with jewels, ] was followed by hundreds of women | il black, with veils, carrying tall 1 lighted candies. Then came a choir of | bcys and men with a band, chanting | dirges, this being followed by rep | resentation of Jesus.
 "Santo Tomas. over three hundred | years old, has an enormous auditori- u,m fine old paintings, wonderful carv- | ed doors. very beautiful altars and | marble floors"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-29
YANTIC HAPPENINGS
Wooden Mill Working Nights-Wilr
 AzaIeas in B1pcnl,

The Yantic Woolen company has been working nights during the past week, and some of the departments worked Saturday afternoon.
 The Yantic Fire company tried the steamer Saturday afternoon.
 MT, and Mrs. Charles Apley and son f3urr1iil of New London were visitors here Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Seymour Stoddard of Lords Point spent Sunday here. Miss Bessie Smith has returned from a week end stay in Fitch vile with her parents, MT and Mrs James Smith.
 The woods are frightened by the blossoms of the wild aZaiea
 Miss Agnes Harvey of New London was a visitor in the F44=-=a Sundar
 There is a dead elm tree on Main Street which is in a dangerous eon6i- tion.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Warwick of Hanover were guests Sunday of local friends
 MT. and Mrs Edward Smith and Laughter Lila spent Sunday in Ha4i- Vile with MT. and Mrs. George La Vai- lee.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-29
FRAUDULENT TRANSFER
Judge HoIoomb Gives Decision Aaains Charles H. Heath in Suit Brought b, His Wife.

Memorandum of decision is handed down by Judge H0lcomb of the supe- rior court in the case of Bessie A.. Heath vs. Charles H. Heath, her hus- band, in which the court decrees that the sum of S76491 deposited in the name of Charles H. Heath, trustee for William Eddy. belonged individually to said Charles A. Heath and was trans ferred by him to the trustee in a fraudulent attempt to evade liability on his part to support his wife. The court rules that the plaintiff is entitled to recover of the Dime Savings bank the deposit of S764.91, less expenses of S52.S9. William Eddy died May 18th, 1903, but on February 27th, 1907. Mir. Heath made a transfer to this trustee account, which the judge now rules was a fraudulent transfer and there fore void.
 The suit was heard last week in the superior court here. Mrs. Heath sued her former husband, and he made the claim that the money she sought to get was not his, but simply held by him for his former hired man. Mrs. Heath claimed that the man could not have accumulated such a sum in the period of time he was employed at the Heath place,
 In the suit of Supreme lodge, New England Order of Protection, vs. Louis J, Joyce and others, Judge Heleonb has handed down a decision giving the plaintiff permission to interplead and restraining the defendant from secur- ing an injunction against the plain tiff