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MCORM|CK LAST
IN COUNCIL RACE

Former Township Committeeman
Edmund w. Bechtoldt succeeded In
securing the Democratic nomination
for councilman in the First ward In
Belleville by a majority of % votes
over his nearest rival, Dominick A
Walsh. Councilman Henry McCor-
mick was last. receiving 81 votes
Bechtoldt's vote was SO and Walsh 81
Henry Kieferdorf defeated both Johr
l.. Hudson and Baldwin Pier for the
Republican nomination in this ward
the vote being Ki~eferdorf, u; Hud-
son, SO, and Pier, "a.
Councilman George | Byron won the
Democratic nomination for Council
man in the Second ward, beating John
Mccarthy by a vote of 80 to "a
George w. Daniels had no opposition
for the Republican Endorsement.
In the Third ward the only fight
was between Councilman Herman I,
Hanshka and William ]. Foster, Re-
publicans. The former won by a vote
of So to 81. The Democrats had no
candidate on the field in this ward,
but DIR. Edward Q. Cyphers, a Demo-
crat. will run Independently on cleo
ton day. Health Commissioner Henry
J. Mason will also run on the Jul
Moose ticket.
Congressman William Hughes de-
feated former United States Senator
James Smith, jr,, in the town by a
vote of 1876 to 1859. McDermit received
46 votes and Wescott 10.
Harold Bouton got one more vote
for the Republican congressional NOM
nation than his opponent, Horace
Robertson, the vote being, Bouton 100
Robertson 159. Congressman Eugene
F. Kinkead, the Democratic candidate
received 1876 votes throughout the
town. He was u~nopposed.
The regular Democratic Assembly
and Freeholder candidates won han
Oily. For county clerk, Joseph Nc
Donough won easily over the other
two candidates. On the Republican
ticket County-Clerk John E. Woolstor
carried the town in easy fashion.
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DEAD ON HIS
WAY TO BUSINESS

While on his way to board a train
for New York, Frank A. Hoyt, of 53S
Park avenue, East Orange, dropped
dead of heart disease at the corner of
Washington and Essex streets, about
half a mile from his home today.
Former School Commissioner Robert
M. Crater and others nearby sent for
a physician, but Mr.. Hoyt was beyond
medical aid.
Mr.. Hoyt was 81 years old and in
business in New York. He had been
a sufferer from heart trouble a long
period, and 1t had been his custom to
ride to the Brick Church depot of the
Lackawanna railroad. but today he
decided to walk. He had beer a resi-
dent of East Orange about fifteen
years, and was a member of the Essex
County Country Club.
Besides his wife he is survived by a
son, Henry Hoyt, who attends the
High School.
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HORSE RECEIVERS @
WHEN FIRE AUTO STALLS

The much-despised horse came tc
the rescue today of one of the new
automobile fire patrols that are be
ginning to supplant him in the locaI
fire department.
1t was in Pine Grove terrace, "Mud
Hollow they call 1t in the Vailsburgh
section for very obvious reasons, that
a motor patrol used by the salvage
corps after lending its brainless aid
in extinguishing a fire on the thor
o%ughfare, began to sink slowly in the
soft earth.
The driver hastily cranked the
motor. which snorted, puffed, ex-
ploded and smoked as though the
task of raising the earth had been
suddenly placed upon it. Blu smoke
and noise were the only results the
motor showed for all its evident
struggles. AS a means of releasing
the patrol from its muddy bonds 1t
was a fiat failure, The big r%ed-paint,
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IRREGULAR CLOSE
IN STOCK MARKET
Hardening Tendency of Money
and Extensive Profit Taking
Feature Afternoon.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Consider-
able activity and irregular u%ndertone
marked the opening dealings on the
stock exchange today. Great North
ern Ore and Western Maryland were
up a point. Reading. Great Northern,
Lehigh Valley and Atchison were
fractionally lower.
l p. m.-Large buying orders were
distributed in the important stocks al
midday. and the whole market moTed
upwards in a vigorous fashion.
Union Pacific crossing It's.
3 p. m.-The market closed ir-
regular. Although some of the Stand
ard shares, including Harrimans, re-
corded their best prices in the last
hour, the hardening tendency of
money and extensive profit-taking
finally told. Reading n Northern
Pacific sold under yesterdays close,
and Union Pacific receded over a
point from its highest quotation of
the year.
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SAY GIRL ROBBED
A DYING WOMAN
Employer, Stricken by Apo
pIexy, Lay Unconscious on
Floor at Time Alleged.

Mary Dillon, alias Mary Butler, "a
years old, of 1876 Summit street, was
held in $4,000 bail by Judge Hahn In
the First Criminal Court today o..
a charge of theft.
The girl is alleged to have stolen
jewelry worth s342 and $175 in cash
from Mrs. Hattie Dale, of 494 High
street, by whom she was employed.
The theft is alleged to have com
mitted while Mrs. Dale lay on he
foor unconscious after an attack
of apoplexy, from which she died
later.
The Dillon girl was caught yester-
day by Lieutenants Meehan n
Donovan. All of Mrs. Dale's 1ewelry
except one gold watch has been re-
covered.
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ed, proud-looking car, shining even
in the gloom of the mornings rain,
storms, settled down lower, II any
thing.
It wa then that the horse returned
to its own. Two teams hastily hitched
to the patrol pulled 1t out of the mire
in jig time. The motor began its noisy
~chugging again and the patrol crept
slowly away AS for the horses that
rescued the big cal they were simply
attached again to the wagons from
which they had been taken and re,
sumed their usual grind.
The fire took place at % Pine Grove
terrace. an unfinished house. 1t is be,
lieved that tramps, who sought shell
ter from last nights storm. lighted
a fire on the hardwood floor, which,
drenched with oil, quickly blazed up.
Tie damage is estimated at $500. The
house is owned by Charles Bloemeke,
of 70 West End avenue, Va~ilsburgh.
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NOTICES.


SPECIAL MASTERS sALE-In chancery
OF New Jersey. Between Thomas j.
Noonan, complainant, and Michael H.
Noonan and Others. defendants. On bill for
BY virtue of the decree for sale made In
the above entitled case, dated the twelfth
day OF July, one thousand nine hundred and
twelve. l shall expose for sale at public
vendue. and sell to the highest bidder. on
Friday, the twenty-seventh day of Septem-
Der, one thousand nine hundred and twelve,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of that
day., in the main corridor of the Court House,
in the City of Newark. Essex County. New
parcels Of land and premises situate in the
City OF Newark, in the County of Essex and
ID Beginning in the northerly line of
Elm street one hundred and lightweight
feet FIVE inches easterly from the corner of
corner OF land now or late Of Thomas Hy-
land; thence running northerly along his
land one hundred feet; thence westerly
thence southeriy one hundred feet to Elm
street, and thence easterly along Elm street
Being lot No. io4 as designated On a map
OF O part of the real estate of Lewis
Nichols. deceased. and being part of same
bell. ESQ.,, Master In Chaneery. to said
Thomas O'Connors, by deed bearing date
the seventh. of November, eighteen hundred
co. Beginning at the northwesterly corner
of Elm and Monroe streets, and from said
running nOTln dlOIB the westerly
line of said Monroe street one hundred and
one feet. thence westerly on a line parallel
with Elm street thirty-seyen feet; thence
southerly one hundred feet to Elm street,
and thence easterly along the northerly line
of Elm street twenty-five feet 70 the place
of beginning,
Being designated as lot No. 60 on a map
of property surveyed by r.. Carter, c. f..
1851, and the same premises conveyed TO said
Michael Reilly, now deceased, by deed re-
corded in Book KS, 1915 and 376, and the
same whereof said Michael Reilly died
seized. including the inehoate right OF dover
of the defendant. Minnie or Mary G.
Noonan. wife of said Michael II. Noonan,
together with all and singular the appur-
tenances to the said premises belonging or
in any wise appertaining.
Dated August Goth, 1912,
WILBUR A. HEISLEY.
Special Master in chancery of New Jersey,
Essex Building,
sep4, II 1922 Newark, N. J.
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HANsELMAN1on Tues9dba S,sti Hep'gb" be-
1 per child Of Henry Gottlieb and
Io,lisa Hanselman tnee poercct'
aged / month and 2 days u o.
Charles street.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


MuYsEN AVENUE FLAGGING,, KIPP
STREET PAYING. VERMONT AVENUE
99RRFFE SssN aAvHhfNEdhS ElpE AYHHNE rAyJNG.
AND EcKERT AVENUE SEWERS.
%sioners heretofore appointed by the Mayor
of the City of Newark to make an estimate
and assessment upon all the owners of all
the land and real estate In the City Of New
ark peculiarly benefited by any local Inn
provement in the said city in proportion as
nearly az may be to the advantage each was
deemed to have acquired, have made an esti-
mate and assessment of benefits conferred
upon all the owners of all the lands and
benefited by each of the following improve
merts In said city. namely:
rhe opening RsIfNeBR PLACE.
from Brookdale avenue to Sunset avenue.
for q width Of fifty t5o feet, approved No
vember 3. 1911.
TSRsEELIffNsHuYsEN AVENUE.
from ,2igelow street 10 Dayton street. APP
proved April %, 1910.
The paving of
from Rose street to Waverly avenue. APP
proved September 1. 1911.
VERMONT AVENUE.
from Grove terrace to a point about 1856
feet south Of Laurel street, approved Febru-
Tn paving of
HILLSIDE AVENUE. s.
from Watson avenue to Hawthorne avenue.
improved April Z 1911.
ine e0n'''o YATEs q A seTsSf E.
coNKLiN AVENUE.
scgBBI4RER AVENUE.
and
ECKERT AVENUE,
from Osborne terrace easterly to the terml-
nal Of sewers in the respective streets. APP
proved March %. 1912,
Said assessment comprises all lots, tracts
and narrPIs of land and raal Aatata lfahIo -
be assessed as Aforesaid, lying on both sides
ABINGER PLACE.
from Sunset avenue to Sanford street: on
SUNSET AVENUE,
BRookDALE AVENUE.
NORWOOD AVENUE
STUYVEsANT AVENUE,
from a point about 45o feet south ,f the
southerlyo line of Abinser place 20 a point
BOYLAN STREET
from a point about 400 feet north of the
eHt termin nns q aItns Boy RIaaee street re the m Ilssl
is about 279 feet south Of the southerly line
SILVER STREET,
from stuyyesant avenue to Sanford avenue
ROCKLAND TERRACE,
from Stuyvesant avenue to Smith street; OF
SMITH STREET
tAA
AVENUE,
from a point about 100 feet south Of the
southerly line of Silver street to a point
about $50 feet north of the northerly line OF
Abinger place; on both sides Of
FRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE,
from Bigelow street to Dayton street; or
KIPP STREET,
from Rose street to Waverly avenue; or
both sides of
VERMONT AVENUE.
from about the centre line of Laurel placs
to the boundary line between Newark and
the town of Irvingtoni on both sides of
HILLSIDE AVENUE.
from Watson avenue to Hawthorne avenue,
YATES AVENUE,
AVENUE,
SCHNEIDER AVENUE,
BOOK AVENUE
and
ECKERT AVENUE,
from Osborne terrace e~asterly to the termina'
of sewers in the respective streets, and have
filed their reports OF said assessments fol
benefits in the office of the clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court of County of Essex, and that the
judge Of said court has fixed Saturday, this
twenty-eighth day of September, 1912. al
ten o'clock in the forenoon, in the Circuit
Court room at the Court House in the Cit,
of Newark, as the time and place OF hearing
any objections that may be made to the saie
Dated September %. 1912.
HERBERT BoGGs,
sep2s-5t City Attorney
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rAx,.-.op september 90. 1912. James NJ
heloved son of Isabella Lang nee Mel
som and the late William Lang; a.
Relatives and friends are kindly ~,
vited to attend the funeral from ms ia,e
residence. 66 Elm road, on Thursday'
septembcr 2e. at sis a. M. TO 81;
,Janes's Church, where n Mass oil
Teouiem will be offered for the repose
of his soul. Interment in the cemetery
Of the Holy Sepulchre.
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rra1y-At Orange. n. J.. September
q ie12 irene. beloved daughter OF
Edward and Mary Fl. Healy, 10 wal
, lupp street
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MISS CRAvEN'S SCHOOL o GIRLS
REOPENS SEPTEMBER 26. 1919.
.e7s BROAD ST.. NEWARK.
All departments from kindergarten through
college preparatory. Thorough preparation
for any college.
NEW ART DEPARTMENT.
Glasses In illustration. design. oil and
water color painting: drawing from casts and
life.
Catalogues on applIcation at the school
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MONA LISA SAID TO BE IN
ST. PETERSBURG GALLERY

LONDON, Sept. 25.-Leonardo Da
Vinci's masterpiece, Mona Lisa"
stolen from the Louvre Museum in
Paris in August of last year, is hang
ing on the walls of a private gallery in
ST. Petersburg, according to a report
published in a Russian paper and
transmitted today to a news agency
here.
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HoyT-suddenly. at East Orange, y.
J.. on September 2h, 1917, frahh
Anes Hoyt.
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owner with @. Schoepplin, contractor,
mason and carpenter work, $4,212;
same premises.
j. Greenberg, owner. with ]. Blomen-
belt. contractor, carpenter, mason and
plumbing work. $2,S75; 214 Prince
street.
A. Poppke, owner, with Alike &
Henri, contractors. carpenter work,
S2,275; S17 South Tenth street.
S. McElroy, with j. Fred
erioks. contractor, general work,
S135, 936,
L. Phillips, owner, with +. Riohar-
delli, contractor, mason. work, 1865;
S1S-S20 South Nineteenth street.
+. Boyer. owner. with ], Blum. con-
tractor. plumbing. gas-fittine, tin
ming and ste~auf-hcating work, $4T5;
SEQ. sos. 597. 800 Belmont avenue.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
7ICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY

~
coMMIssIoNERs o THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall. Sept. 20. 1912,
The following is the list of the names,
residences and places OF business of appll-
osnts for licenses contained in all applica-
lions or petitions made to this board for the
granting of licenses to sell spirituous, vinous,
malt or brewed liquors and not heretofore
published according to law, to wit.
Name. Place Of Business. Residence.
RETAII-RENEWALS.
Emanuel Kaiser. 222-224 Washington st.
Same place
Donate coiucci. 23s-242 oliver st. Same place
Patrick REYNOLDS, 376 Bank ST.. Same place
Henry Goepfert, 1873 Badger aV.. Same place
John Weidman. IL Lille st......Same place
Dennis Kelley, 1876 Norfolk st....Same place
Michael Commins, AZ Ferry st....Same place
Charles Hofbauer. IL Nursery st. .Sa me place
John r.. Wisschusen, 1856 Halsey ST..
Same place
Thomas A. Boyle. 4ts Bank St.. Same place
John Erne, 81 Magazine Same place
Francis Jataut. 202 Jefferson st Same place
Fred E. Day. 434-444 Elizabeth av.,...
Same place
Henry Goldberg, 327 Bank st...,..same place
Ernest Under. 251 Hawthorne av.Same place
Same place
Samuel Raphael, GA Springfield av....
Same place
Carl Wagner, 1872 10th av.........S Same place
Karl Gross. Al st. Francis st.. place
Mike Amsterdam, ~ Waverly av. Same place
Isaac Resin, $40 West Kinney st Same place
George ], Bartels, 90S-D10 So. Orange aV.
- Same place
William Prick, 10 Smith st......Same place
RETAIL-TRANSFERS
Henry ]. Goepfel, from i3s Badger av. to
George ass Graeter, from lie wav,erly az, 70
13s Badger .a66 14th av,
RICHARD MILLER,
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

OWING to randy increasing business our
present qua rters are getting too cramped
We would like to get In touch with some
hrst-elass concern DESTROYS of investing some
money to build us a SO. 600 plant. to be
paid for on easy pavments; interest at ) per
cent. STRONG RUBBER N ASBESTOS
MFG. co. As Franklin St. New York;
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CONTRACTS FILED

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
c. TAYLOR, owner. with Mullins a.
Braddock. contractors, general work,
A. Kracmer, owner, with r. Mona
CHAN. contractor. plumbing, steam
heating, gas-htting and metal work.
$500; 6g-71 Columbia avenue. Same
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DECLARES DIVIDEND

The board of directors of the Ma
tional Newark Banking Company has
this day declared a quarterly dividend
Of 6 per cent. payable on and after
October /, 1912, to stockholders of rec
ord, September "a. 1912. Dividend
checks will be mailed to shareholders.
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NABBED FOR

Wanted in Jersey City on a charge
of wife desertion, Frank ]. Kelaher.
of s31 Mt. Prospect avenue, this
city, was arrested by Lieutenants
Farrell and Ryan, of police headquar-
tiers. yesterday afternoon, and turned
over to the Jersey City authorities.
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME. five minutes walk
from Ampere station. "a North TWENTY
first ST. near Fourth av.: built by owner for
personal use; owner must leave city: all up
to-date improvements. nine rooms and bath;
steam heat; will sacrifice for quick sale;
price Sc, 300; can be seen at any time.
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Louis Brown to Robert Broadman
ct al, 'Montclair, n s Oxford st,
1853 II S G FIR Grove st, 50x160. ......
Robert Broadman ct al to Harry
Dimmick, Montclair, same prop
John F. Monahan fsheriff) to Ed
mund Bohr, Bloomfield, s W cor
Belleville av and Dayey ST. 46x155
Andy Spinosa to Ridgewood Land
Co., Irvington, rs Sorrento st, 375
William Faber to Charles Neininger,
Bellevilie' \ $ Joralemon and
Philip j. Bowers to George Ii. Wa
tiers. Bloomfield, $ e cor Morse av
and Lenox ter. 50x100. ..,............
Albert NJ. Barnes ct al to Charles
A. Barnes. Montclair, G $ Willow
dale av, 225 II n e FIR Washing
ton av, 150x173.
Susan Jacobus to Ellen Robinson,
Montclair, II $ William st, $ W
cor lot estate John Holburn,
23x10b
Sophie De Wolf to william Il. Mil
lar, Montclair, e S Park st, 1873 fl
II FIR Clarewell ay, 138x249. ..........
Il. Il. Meacham & Sons to George
Washington Smell, Nutley, lots 10,
II, map Nutley on Hill ............
Cornelius McGinty to Bountiful
Realty Co., Belleville, $ s William
St, y e cor land Thomas Stephens,
Robert Braitsch TO Gustav Skoda.
SEX ct al. %Irvington, g S s. 21st st,
81 fl n FIR 10th nv. 57x12S. ..........
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OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY.


Washington, ID. G., September 10. 1912,
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented to the undersigned, 1t has been made
of Newark" located in the city Of Newark,
in the County of Essex and State of New
Jersey. has compiled with all the provisions
of the act of Congress ITO enable National
Banking Associations to extend their cor
porate existence and for ether purposes. "
act approved April II, 1902:
Now. therefore, I Thomas P, Kane, Deputy
and Acting Comptroller of the Currency. do
hereby certify that the Union National
Bank of Newark" located in the city Of
Newark. in the County OF Essex and State
of New Jersey, is authorized to have sac
cession for the period specified in its
amended articles of association; namely.
until close of business on Stpember 10, 1882.
In testimony whereof witness
my hand and seal of office this
IL, 81 tenth day of September, 1912,
T. p. KANE.
Deputy ana Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency, sep14-2Ot
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sep4.11.1s.2H

TIC WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
Pursuant TO the provisions of an act of
the Legislature of the State of New Jersey
entitled AN act to authorize persons to
change their Names approved February
twenty-fourth. eighteen hundred and seventy
six, and the supplements thereto and
amendments thereof, notice is hereby given
that | shall apply to the Court of Common
Pleas of tie County of Essex. at the Court
House, in the City of Newark, on Septem-
Der 30, 1912. at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
or as soon thereafter as | can be heard. for
an order to authorize me to assume another
name, to wit, the name Alan Franklin.
Dated September 4. 1912.
ALLAN WALKER FOOSE.
AZ S. Walnut street,
East Orange,
New Jersey,
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FIGURES
ON PRIMARY VOTE

Here is a summary of yesterdays
primary vote, with the exception of
which is printed elsewhere. Where
there We're contests no figures are
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real ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

wishing to exchange real estate
anywhere can get excellent opportunities;
sep.i particulars of property and wants.
MURRAY EXCHANGE, 1873 Market st.
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NATIONAL NEWARK BANKING CO.
Newark. n. J.
September %, 1912.
Two Hundred and Thirty-fourth Dividend
The board of directors of this bank has
this day declared a quarterly dividend of
six per cent. payable on and after October
T.. 1912. TO stockholders of record September
"a, 1912. Dividend checks Will be mailed TO
WALTER M. VAN DEUsEN,
Cashier.
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roRRIN-At the HARDWOOD Club: Sml,l-
yan county. n. y. September %. i9lII'
william II. Corbin. of Elizabeth N. d.
in the sixty second year OF MS age
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REAL ESTATE



Tony Mack to Antonio Scarponi, s S
Warren ST, rs IT W fir Summit st,
soAoi
Philip Herman to Gilbert w, Ed
wards, G 5 Chlsea ay, 100 IT s Fl
fremont av, 25x100. ................
Union Building Company to Peter
Keller, W 8 Farley ay, 1856 II s fl
Avon av, 6Sx111.
Frank II. Stryker to Fannie Jack
son, n $ Calumet st, 232 TT e fir
Pacific st, 26x100
Amelia ii. Galbraith to Henrietta
Bechtold. II S Fourth ay, 60 TT W
FIR Garside st, 25x99. .........,.....
William KirchBer to Michael Aka
lis, e $ Adams st, 30 TT S Fl Lafay-
cite st, 25x100. .......
Mayor and Common Council of
Newark to Emma Grosch ct al, e
s Prospect pl. $ W cor lot 81, 30x40
King Marsac Company to Stephen
O'Connor, s s Elliott st, ITS ct W
FIR Washington av, 31x116. ..........
Norman System Land Company to
Agnes s. Schwarzskopf, lots 60
and 81, map Norman Park tract.
BeZzy Mailman and hus to Samuel
Horwitz ct al, e s Bergen st, 42S
r. n e FIR Custer ay. 25x100. ........
John F. j. Shehan to Arthur ID.
Crane, ~ y $ $. Orange ay, cor lot
81, 0uXlW
Levi r. Morton ct al (trustees) to
Allan II. Wallace. S G cor Fourth
av and Ogden st, 95x203, and other
"a
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SOUTH JERSEY F~ARMS-Flve acres good
land 5000: So down. 81. 80 monthly: choice
land for raising fruit. berries. poultry and
squads: mild. hcalthfu1 climate; two manu-
featuring towns; railroad and trolley service;
prosperous locality; good roads and pure
water. CHARLES GIEsE. 14e Market ST..
Newark.
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INSTRUMENTATION, beloved nus
hand Of Pearl Connamacher' q .
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