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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-13
THOUSANDS MOURN
FOR SLAIN PREMIER,
VICTIM OF ASSASSIN
Body Lying in State in Chamber OF Deputies, Surrounded by
Guard of Honor-Business of City Su~spended-PoIice
Warned of Murderers Arrival.

The assassin, Manuel Pard.nas, is
a man of distinguished appearance
He has regular features. is smooth
shaven, and has luminous eyes, When
arrested he had several manuscripts
in his pocket. One in cypher was in
seribed on the outer sheet THE Inter
national Gonfiagration." Another was
a thesis on The Anatomy of the
Human Stomach" He also carried
one of Flammarion's astronomical
books and the photograph of a
woman, on which was written ITO
my unforgettable Manuel"
The recent movements of Pardinas
are known in outline to the Spanish
He was expelled from Buenos
Ayres last March on account of his
participation in anarchistic agita-
tons. He returned to Spain and
stayed for a few days in Madrid.
whence he travelled to Paris, London.
Biarritz, Bordeaux and Marseilles,
and then again to Paris. which city
he left ten days ago for Madrid.
The Paris police notified the au-
thorities in Madrid of P~ardinas's de-
parture and informed them of an
he had written against King
Alfonso for an anarchist paper pub
lished in Paris. The Madrid police.
however, did not know that Pardinas
had arrived in the Spanish capital.
nor have they learned anything of his
doings here before the crime.
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MONOHAN ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD RECEPTION

One of the principal political social
functions of the season will be the
annual reception Of the John F.
Monahan Association at the Kruger
Auditorium Monday night. The COM
mittee includes every official from the
Ironbound District.
The successful Democratic candi-
dates will all be on hand. and an
effort is being made to have Judge
William Hughes, the next United
States senator, come from Passaic
county. Alderman John II. Donnelly,
president Of the Common Council, is
chairman Of the arrangement COM
mite and Alderman J. Frank Hanlon
viii be door manager.
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Park, 50, 500.
Margaretta NJ. Besendahl and husband
to Fidelity Trust Company, west side
Highland avenue, 100 feet north from We
roma avenue, $500.
Raffaele Angelone to Murphey-Hardy
Lumber Company, south side Seventh ave-
nue, 1856 feet west from Factory street,
$574.
Same to Cook & Genung Company,
south side Seventh avenue, 1876 feet west
from Factory street, 1925.
Louis Rosenbaum to Fidelity Trust
Company ct al, north side Bank street,
229 feet west from Washington street,
81, 500.
Sebastian Crlstodoro and husband to
Traders Building and Loan Association,
west corner Hoyt street and Summit
Frank Lipnik to G. Kruger Brewing
Company, west side Broome street, PIG
feet north from Court street, $500.
Cornelius McGinty to Martin Il. Van
Duyne (executor) east side Morris ave-
nue., 275 feet north from Cabinet street,
Robert W. Hartpence TO Sterling Build
ing and Loan Association, west side
Elizabeth avenue. go feet north from
Bigelow street, $500.
Mauro Giuliano to Frank Cacioppo, west
side Dey street. 2SO feet from corner sus-
sex avenue, $340.
Robert Blackjack to Benjamin II, Davis,
south side Kenmore avenue, 375 feet west
from Vail street. $500,
IuOUndb EAdHS 10 IlOMdIu OuNlHES IN
stitution, east side South Sixth street, 23f
feet south from Bank street, s., 500.
TOWNSHIPS.
Marie b. Mccain and husband to FL
deity Trust Company, South Orange.
| southeast side Maplewood avenue, Sos
feet southwest from Jefferson avenue,
Stephen NJ. Macy TO Stuyvesant Land
Company, South Orange, north side of
Springfield avenue, IT'S feet east from
MiIlburn avenue, LOO.
Realty Investment Corporation to Cam
field Building and Loan Association, West
Orange, east side Spruce street. $50 feet
north from Wellington avenue, $500.
Same to same, West Orange, northeast
corner Spruce street and Wellington ave-
nue., $500.
Same TO same, West Orange, east side
Spruce street, 100 feet north from Wei
lington avenue, $2,S0O.
Same to same, West Orange, east side
Spruce street. 125 feet north from We'll
lington avenue, $500.
Annie r.. Garfield and husband to Mary
j. Conrad, East Orange, east side Lin
coin street, 429 feet northeast from Will
lam street, $500.
Mary G. Sanger to Prudential Insur
snce Company. East Orange. east side
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HUSBAND In DIVORCE
SUIT NAMES BOARDER
Railway Wan Says Were ir
Cuba Together.

There was a hearing before Vice
Chancellor Stevens today in the
divorce proceedings brought by
David N. Hetfeld, of Railway. His
wife, Mrs. Sarah Hetfield, now re-
sides in elizabeth. The Hetfelds
were married June IA, 1891.
In his suit Mr.. Hetfield named
Henry Bensson. a former boarder at
the HetfeId home in Linden. Two
witnesses testified against Mrs. Het-
field.
On February s. 1909, Mrs. Het-
field went to Cuba because of a
throat ainiction. One of the wit
nesses, Charles L. Barnes, who adj
mitted that he had been sent to
Cuba by Mr.. Hetfeld, declared that
Benson and Mrs. Hetield were reg
istered as man and wife at the San
Carlos Hotel in Havana. Alex. ].
Higgins was counsel for Hetfield,
while David Armstrong appeared in
Mrs. Hetfield's behalf.
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BLEEcKER ST. 110-Cozy front room,
nicely furnished; Improvements; reasons
able; new management.
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N CHAIN SAVES
WOMAN FROM FLAMES

RAILWAY, Nov. 13.-Hanging by
her hands from a second STORY win
dow-sill While a fire ragged inside.
Mrs. Alonzo Van Pelt was rescued
today by a human chain composed
of three women and a fireman. When
her pred.cament was discovered Mrs.
Fred Ayres and her daughter Nettie
and Mrs. Sarah Melbourne ran up
the stairs, where they were Joined by
Assistant Fire Chief John Moore.
The rescue was cheered by the crowd
in the street.
BY a coincidence the bell at st.
Mary's Church was toll.ng for the
funeral of Henry O'Rourke' while the
fire was raging. O'Rourke's death was
from burns he received during a fire
at his ~recidence, which had been
struck by lightning three weeks ago.
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MORTGAGES

M w INN
Martin Boron to Workingmen's Build
ing and Loan Association, northeast side
Magnolia street. east side Bergen street,
$500.
Dennis Kelley to United States Brew
ing Company, west side Norfolk street, So
feet south from Condit street, $500.
Nathan Zemel to Risley Lumber Com
pany, east side Aqueduct street, rs feet
north from Castles land, 5000.
Mary Germond to Essex Security Com
pany, east side North Fifth street, 125
feet north from Sixth avenue, 1000.
Nicola NJ. Matturri to German Savings
Bank, east side Mt. Prospect avenue All
feet south from Sixth avenue, $4,000
Marie Mayer and husband TO same. east
side South Tenth street, 318 feet north
from Eighteenth avenue, $500.
Eva NJ. Mundring and husband to Hugh
c.. Barrett, south side Aston street, 118
feet east from Mulberry street, $3.50.
Jacob Heinochowitz to Thirteenth Ward
Building and Loan Association, northeast
corner South Eighteenth street and Madi-
son avenue, $4,000.
Catharine Lagay to William G.. Vogel,
south side Ferry street, AZ feet east from
Congress street, $1,20
Hugh Campbell to Barbara fNirmaier,
west side Mead street, Az feet south from
Wall street. $500.
Raffaele Tubello to Alfred Garfield,
south side Eighth avenue, POS feet west
from High street, $500.
Philip Horach to Manhattan Park Build
ing and Loan Association, west side
Grove street, $50 feet south from South
orange avenue, $1,000.
lula Smith and husband to Mutual
Building and Loan Association, east side
Bergen street, 125 feet northeast from
West Bank street, $500.
Gustav Axelrad to Esther Landau, south
side New York avenue, 26 feet east from
McWhorter street, 500.
Continental Realty Company to Marion
Van Wae"pen, north side Springdale ave-
nue.. "a feet west from North Ninth street,
s., 800.
Same to Christine Van Wagenen, north
side S~pringdale avenue, S. feet west from
| North Niuth street, $4,000.
Russie d. Winans and husband to
| Frances T. Dusenberry, north side Spruce
street, 266 feet northwest from Lincoln
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TWO BOYS ARE HELD
FOR SHOPLIFTING

Charged with larceny from a Mar
ket street department store, William
Kock, Is years old, of 115 Dickinson
street, and Charles Feeney, Is years
old. OF 70 Holmes street, Belleville,
We're arrested today.
Lieutenants Ryan and Farrell have
heen investigating the case for sew
Cral walks and detected the youths
lingering for an hour sometimes
after other employees left.
The boys helped themselves to re-
vulvers, cameras and sporting goods.
Koch was sent to the house of de-
tention and Feeney was detained at
police headquarters.
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EDGAR E. BOND BORNE
TO LAST RESTING PLACE
Funeral Services Held at Home
This Afternoon.

Funeral services for Edgar e. Bond,
a well-known real estate man, who
died Saturday night at his home fol-
lowing a stroke of apoplexy, were
held at his residence, 1873 Orchard
street, this afternoon. The Rev. Ed
mund A. WATSON, rector of st.
Stephens Episcopal Church, of
ficiated.
Burial took place in Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers were
Theodore Gray, William B. Kinney,
DR.. F. b. Vaudeville, William H.
Jaques, James G. Lidgewood, Alexan-
der Ward, Samuel S. Dennis, George
Linnett, Charles Colyer, Daniel H.
Durham. Harrison Van Duyne, A.
Pennington Whitehead and Francis
Mackin.
Mr.. Bond was BORN in Newark on
March q. 1916, and after going
through the public schools started in
the real estate firm of which he later
became the senior member.
At the time of his death Mr.. Bond
was a director of the Fireman's In
surance Company. Resolutions were
adopted at a meeting yesterday aft
ernoon expressing the sorrow of the
company at his death.
Mr.. Bond was also manager of the
Howard Savings Institute, secretary
and treasurer of the Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery Association. a member Of
the Essex Club, the Washington AS
ISOLATION of New ersey, the Mar
ringer High School Alumni Associa-
ton, the New Jersey Historical So
ciety and many others.
He. is survived by six children,
Fannie NJ, Jessie and Mabel and
Eugene w Ward r. and George E.
Bond.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS UNABLE
TO ATTEND D. OF c. MEET

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Busi-
ness affairs held practically the un-
divided attention of the Daughters
of the ~Confederacy here today at the
resumption of the national conven-
ton session. The days sessions
were devoted to reports of commit
tees, statements by national officers
upon the progress of the years work
and discussion of business affairs.
Cardinal Gibbons was to have de-
livered the invocation with which to-
days sessions of the convention
opened, but he was unable to attend
the gathering.
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REAL
S

NGh nm
Horsch, W S Grove st, $50 II : Fl
S.. Orange av, 25X137.
Jonathan Bates ct al to Bates
Brothers Real Estate Company,
S e cor Market and Union SITS, 95x
2lb
Peter Dabagian to francesca p.
Layanna ct al, n s Fifteenth av,
80 TT e fr S. Eleventh st, 25x7S....
John f. Monahan (sheriff) to Sadie
l.. Bernhard, e 5 John st, SO TT
James A. Coe ct al %(executors) to
Edward Schneider. n S Fifteenth
av, So 1T e fir s. Eleventh st, 14x5O
Ernest G. Lum to Peter Dabagian,
II S Fifteenth av, 80 IT e fl S.
Eleventh st, 25x7S. -.
William J, Fitzsimmons to Joseph
s. Shoyer, W $ S. Eleventh st,
24 # n fr Madison av, 97xsS......
Abe Croter to samuel Cohen, e S
anee av 25x1OO ....................
Gregor Zeckhausen ttrustee) TO
Morris Bloom, II S Stanton st, 175
TT W fr Sherman ~, 25X100. +. E. -.
Charles Bierman to Martha l.. IRE
W S Mt. Pleasant ay, 3O6 IT e
Gouyerneur st, 50x115.
Bernard Naughton to Gussie De
vine. een of small creek, in line of
Edward Moran. $ G cor meadow
land of estate of Zenai Baldwin,
4 acres
Gussie Devine to Holland Company.
tract of land. 1% acres, salt
meadow. at point called Old Ferry,
and other tracts.....................
Frances T. Dusenberry and hus to
Russie j. Winans, n s Spruce st,
266 # fr n W cor Lincoln Park.
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SLIPS OUT $50 BILL
GIVING CHANGE FOR $40

Patrons of Alfred Di Carlo, restau-
rant keeper, of 3O1 Washington street,
are kindly requested to wear black
tonight or other signs of mourning.
The dining there is going to be
%lugubrious, for while Di Carlo has
lost none of his relatives, he is very,
very sad.
A man and his wife. having dis
posed of the excellent gastronomic
creations of Di Carlos chefs last
night, paid their 81 bill with a $40
one.
Di Carlos cashier inadvertently
slipped a 500 bill out with the change.
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FEMALE POLICE URGED BY
WASHINGTON CLUBWOMEN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Women
police are being urged for the ma
sional capital by prominent club
A social betterment COM
n!ttee. headed by Mrs. Henry F.
Blount. is in charge of the movement.
IRE opening shot in the crusade
viii be fired November ~. when Mrs.
A. il. Vets, The Vtoican policeman of
Los Angeles. Cal. Will give a lecture
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-13
ANNOUNCE APPOINTMENT
OF BRYCE'S SUCCESSOR

LONDON, Nov. 13.-The resigna-
tion of James Bryce as British am
bassador to the United States and
the appointment of Sir Cecil Spring.
Rice as his successor are officially
announced today.
The foreign Office in announcing the
change says Mr.. Bryce some time
ago intimated his wish to retire, but
prolonged his stay at Washington at
the request of the British govern
ment.
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East Orange,


MODERN corner residence. one-family. s
rooms and bath. steam heat. elegant con-
ditlon. reduced from So. 800 to "a, 900 to close
an estate. See FRANK II. TAYLOR. oppo-
site Brick Church station.
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New Jersey.

NEW S-room house. just completed. hard
wood floors and trim throughout; open
hreplace; city improvements; good location
near station; for sale or rent with option of
buving; price reasonable. OWNER, Box
245. Westield. N. J.
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NOOK Orange. n. T., on Monday: No
yember ii, 1912. Fritz. husband OF me
late Theresa Hook, aged % years 10
Paterson street.
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ASTONISHING

ASTONISHING BARGAIN-Chicken farm,
half acre cultivated land: plenty fruit
good seVen-room house, and barn: only %
minutes from Newark or New York; fun
price. 5000; easy terms. NICHOLSON
COMPANY. Lyndhurst.
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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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DAy-At Morristown. N. J.. November II;
1912. Ephraim S. Day, aged o. Seais' :
months I days.
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"Barter and Exchage'' readers, that now
we WI allow you to insert your name
and address In your adj, SO that the an
swers will come directly to you. Instead
of pa glng two cents for each answer you
pay only one cent per word per day.
whinh really amounts To the came cost.
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FRANCIsco-on November r. III
MARI a widow of william II. Fran
cisco aged IS years . months IA days.
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LEIRSSLE. florist and funeral designs a
speciaitv: seeds and plants Of all descrip-
tons. 450 Eighteenth av. Tel. 12o5-W,
Wsverlv.
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urIJNAN-on Tuesday. November y,
ie12 DR.. Samuel Dickinson HUMAN, IN
his eighty eighth year, ~ hldse
street.
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TOWNSHIPS.
Fidelity Trust Company (trustee) to
Marie b. Mccain, s.. Orange, S e

- AoNAAAs &ObAPdh9 u d6NSCJ ~
Marie b. Mccain, s. Orange, S e
S M~aplewood ay, sos fit s W FIR
Jefferson av, 75X290. .............
~Stuyvesant Land Company to Ste
phen NJ. Macy, s. Orange, n $
Springfield av, 175 1T e Fl Mill
burn av, 100x200.
Isabel $. Lockwood and hus to
Harry A. Herring, Bloomfield, W $
Berkeley pl, 476 TT FIR Franklin st,
33xl59
Harry A. Herring to John A. Durr
ct al, Bloomfield, same property.
George w. TerTilliger to Christine
Greiner, e. Orange, s $ Carnegie
av, 470 TT e fr Burnet st, 50x167...
Watson Whittlesey to Martha f.
Van Ripper, W. Orange, e s Whit
tlesey av, 400 TT S W fr Ridge av,
25xl0O
Stephen Poluastri to Antonio Polu-
astri, B~elleville, n $ Roosevelt av,
571 TT W FIR Riverside drive, 75xSS..
Jeanette Giles to William L.. Tay-
lor, Montclair, n $ Claremont ay,
223 # e FIR Grove st, 60x13S........
John f. Monahan sheriff to Ger
mania Building and Loan Assoeia-
ton, S. Orange, s s Franklin av,
PCS IT W FIR Princeton st, 37x100...
George II. Cobb to Charles NJ. Pea
body. s. Orange. n cor land of
Spinning and w cor land of first
party, 40x29 Observation-Disclosures.
Henry Grose to William A. Wach-
enfield, Belleville, w s Adelaide
st, 225 IT S fr Greylock av, 50x100..
John Il. Monahan Sheriff to Jean
nette Hegeman ct al, r.. Orange,
W S Sanford st, 142 1T s fir Wayne
ay, 36x100
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DEATHS

BARKER-Entered into rest, on Menaas
November II. 1912, Mary. beloved WIZ
of the late Henry Barker, ageu W
years, 245 Elm street.
BERLA-On Tuesday, November = oan n
Eva Blaneh, beloved wire Oh
Berla NEE Crafts. tho
Funeral s~erviees viii be held at 1na
family residence. 232 Mulberry street pn
Wednesday evening at : o csocki in
torment at convenience OF fanny
Evergreen Cemetery.
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BOARDING.
Hotel Kensinpton

EAST PARK AND MULBERRY SITS. |
Desirable. rooms. with or without board
at reasonable rates: home cooking; good
service. c. JOHNSON. Prop. Tel. 3o87
Market.
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CuuRcHILI-0n November H. Nv,
Samuel Churchill. beloved grandiathes
Of Susie A. Churchill and tather Oh
Moses Churchill. of Philadelphla'
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pouGHERTY-on November T. l iats
Rridget Marley. beloved wife OF the late
William Dougherty, 20S Orange street.
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KERN-on November 10. 1912 at her
late residence. ~ South TTelttn s1 Kegn
and daughter of Mary A. Wolf lnee
D~rumgooid1. and the late Joseph Won'
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RrEsCH-Entered into rest on Mon
day. November II; 1912. Annie MARIE
Rnesch nee Barthl. beloved wlfe OF
the Rev. Gottlieb Ruesch and
daughter of Catherine Bart (nee
Boettinger) and the late.
Barth, aged % years 3 months lou
Chadwick avenue.
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NEMSICK-On November II. 19Iz.
Annie, beloved widow OF Frank
Nemsick, sac Warren street.
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NEW ST. near Halsey--BarRaIn: residence;
can be made into store. APPELBAUM &
APPbLBAUM. 800 Broad ST.; phone 1850
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.

HILL. Osborne t~er.-Magniicent
residence, 50x150; observatory. stable. ga
rage, fruit trees: Will exchange or sell on
500 Broad St; phone 1850 Market.
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PARKER-Entered into rest. on Monday,
November IL. 1912. Mary. beloved VIE
Of the late Henry Parker aged oo
wears. 245 Elm street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
ANYONE wishing to exchange real estate
anywhere can get excellent opportunities:
send particnlars of property and wants.
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real ESTATE BROKERS.


C. ]. KIERAN,
REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Est. 1884. % CLINTON ST. Phone 6l30 Mkt.
P. L. BRYCE,
Insurance. Real Estate. Loans. $40 Broad st.
TEL. 1851 MKT J. A. KIFTIINSKI
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
$40 BROAD ST. NEWARK. N. J.
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POND VICTIM IN
NEW JERSEY CASE?
Believed to Be Girl Who Caused
Conviction of Italians at
Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY. Nov. 13.-That
the body of the murdered girl found
in Georgetown last Saturday may be
that of a woman who figured in a
court case here last May is the belief
of Detective George Herbert, of this
city.
Confessions by the girl, according to
the detective, led to the conviction of
two Italian men on the charge of
carrying on the white slave traffic.
One of the men "a sentenced to a
long term in the penitentiary and it
is declared he vas heard to say that
his friends on the outside would get
the girl for the part she played in his
conviction.
The girl that the detective referred
to was not known here by the name
OF Cabone, so far as can be learned.
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HANOVER. N. J.-s5.O 900 buys forty acres.
part wood, no buildings; Erie and Lacka-
wanna connections; three miles back Of
Madison; Mrs. on property. BREHM, go
Wall St., New York.
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Notwithstanding fen nslee1 Tues
loved laughter Of Miller n. Rodgers.
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CENTRAL Az, near Plane-25x10O SO. 900.
& APPELBAUM. 800 Broad
ST.. phone 1850 Market.
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BRIDGE-At Orange. n. j. November
10. 1912, Alfred Bridge
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WE have BUYERS for business properties. one.
two and three family houses in any part
BAUM & APPELBAUM. 500 Broad ST.:
phone 1850 Market.
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Robertson S. Ward ct al to Lou
Rosenbaum, S cor lot No. 3, II S
Bank st, 229 fl W FIR Washington
st, III
Anna Meyer to Fanny Schwarz ct
al. W S Washington st, at n cor
Academy st, 34x79, and other
tracts
Edward w. Martin to Benjamin
Newman, n e $ Irving ay, 100 It
S e fir Clinton pl, 10Ox2S0, and
other tracts
Herman Schwarz ct al to Frank
Lipnik, u S Broome st, ZIG TT II FIR
Court st, 29x100.
L. CLASSIFY Lumber Co. to Robert
w. Hartpence, w s Elizabeth ay,
so IT II fir Bigelow st. 25x61 ........
Cacioppo to Mauro Giuli-
ano, W S Dey st, % fit fir Sussex
ay, 37xll6
Benjamin Fl. Davis to Daniel w.
Blackjack, W S Summer av, 1853 TT
S fr I'd av, 25x109
Greater Newark Associates to Her
man Glueck, e S Alexander st, 100
TT S FIR Ocean Nv, 35x121 ............
Same to William Metzger, W S
Brookdale av, 125 TT II fir Lindsey
av, 25x100
David f. Nichols to Thomas Evans,
e S s. 9th st, 234 fit S FIR Bank st,
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