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wb<s ySssg kadoif VOC HaDDR-
eestIs. tie bessvea sr1oa Of the fanoss
bosse OF vos Hsmn<spezfie Of Posen.
nTst came 10 Anesses - fsusd nseb
dtnrsify ID nsseeTsas the rsdto<sts
Of fb< Rnxtfsb toaG1a- Hb Dese Try
ing e1p<si~nes vas vb<s ~ vea1 70
HnsD1 sp1 wss tod fhst II was r.
quis<d Of Bin fhaf ~ seouN fnseFffs
bis name on sb~ ress.1rT Of whatever
bste1 be visited Aflsr h<4ns shows
to BIZ rspU ~ Asokse sns,<se-siy shoot
bin 10 sesrrb of the sut,ss. bat in
vstn Tb~Se was nOsninx 0f the kiss
In sight -. d<.sf0ns al falling 10 With
oil the cI,son,s II the country. BE- esnG
up sb~ ot1re ssd Informed The rooo
et<ft Of thu situation
r hs6 b-oks1 ~ room OveS al. n
seady yet sid Ne. -usdf ! End 70
sxx1,sef nere. voe shall DOR
This hssss y h<sfea ~ ssssa.- ~
piied ~ aspD etssk ~Uss ths ssAis-
sss.~
-Unsf ssf sbsn sse-A~ fsk. =
shall : scSsfcb ny nans On II hit 1es
pvckxefknifs7 demas6ed Rudolf
WHIST srs yea ssiktnS abosfr' D.
Gsn1ed tho nnom eserk .Sessfcb yoos
oss,e % whstT
''fbsf rsdistos.~ retusDed Rudolf
-Iss u dns must write my name -
der rsdisiOr Instead Of der registes. o.
maybs better yet write y % dr. vau
-vNY'-HsrpeTs Weekly.
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WAea yss % 70 sAe sxsAse1nd sHs
ears4EssJ vaab JS-s sa...s via = xea-
enszs asvssatsse 81 sap x-d bar.
assxA d sss tszzk lar az i.ssaa. thai
w~ kaMzA are c2ez1 TIE Hsnxrscsss
n1essk~ refuses On he es< .rt~A SD
es3nGS - sse eesA fAT1x<Asr. tts
ptoSe spes1fso1- 1here are sozse e2sezs
tess e.Dy4sonds wkseh wis dkssodre
de h.osy hacfiA to . eexxata extent
bW n1f enffrefy. Arrosfsax 10 the in-
veset1ftc.s of . ned1c1I aurhorSey of
d. Prnasfan amy. tie best results b,
d. direction Of Gfvtng tie hands
sanitary eiesaang are seec0ptss&ed 81
lie ~ II alcohol A hafk Of pNre
alcohol VII remove ahouf 20 per cent
q tie cerns- Wbefs II = Desired to
clean he hasds hygSensealsy il b sec-
ommerded fiat the hands be NOT eS,t
vAsAed With water. fov this VIA -
sdnitessfe he sIcoho. that II cannot
aeeompiish It's WORK ~ e0ecf1vesy ~
s<beFWtse
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When Doris climbed on her fathers
knee II was plain that . deep problem
was troubling hse.
Papa. wss 1t . vim psesoo VITO
aid. 'Ths good die youpgf"
''Yss" he replied: II suppose BE-
must have tern very wise"
We'll" the child repiied SITTER think.
Ink II over for . time. ''I'm not 20
much surprised about you. bat don't
see how mamma napassd 70 est szow.
ID Knoxville journal.
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Ihe sympathy given to the Esd vt1s
. hard cold y purely perfuDcfo1y,
We know. o. ut least we think ~
know. that be VIII not die. We know
that he Il thoroughly wretcbed. ~
We are equally certain that IN three
days 0f 10 be VIII be coming upsfalsS
two ut a time This does not comfort
him. though he may know 1t himself
He therefore feels himself an oufcast
. puriab. He IN cut OF from the
ordinary human relations. II he 20
much m kisses his wife or child BE-
h q bIackguard. mentally self convict
ed Of IT. Nobody loves him. and be
may go out into the kitchen and drink
rough sfrup.-Bostop Transcript
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A woman said to the railway sta.
ron ticket agent augriiy:
''i~nk mere. sir. I've been standing
before this window twenty five min
ufa..
THE agent. gray. withered little
man. answered gently:
An. madam. I've been spnding be
mind It twenty tive years."
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Pepys. the dlarist. was greatly scan
dalized when be first saw cards played
ON Sunday. II did find the queen.
the Duchess Of York and another at
cards. with the room full Of ladies and
great men. which was amazed to see
on Sunday. having not believed. but
contrnrtiy natiy denied the same d IT.
tie while SINCE
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The fsnous hymn beginning God
moves in . nyseestoss way knew,
- -cowpeTs Hymn had fts OH
gin ~ foi.ows: CowpeS WIS nj his
life the victim Of meianchoaa AID
more thAs 0cre attempted suicide.
One dsy. bent upon destroying hif1ae.f.
BE- got into cab and ordered the
driver 10 take him to certain point
% the river where he intended TO
drown himself The cabn1zn- noticing
his strange appearance and feeling
that al MIGHT sot be right With hun
druve him about the city and finally
stopp<d in front Of the poets Acce-
Stepping oct and recognizing tbs Old
familiar SURROUNDINGS and a6neked NJ
tie thought Of bfH narrow epcspe.
CorpeS ezeiai8sA, God moves IN
oJstess0us vsy his wcDdes 10 PER
FORM anA. rushing IN fmne1lnfely
eoDpessd The isnosfAl kyEsn. 4
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We are too fond Of our own win.
We want to Be doing what we fancy
mighty things. but the great point Il
to do small things when called to them
In right spirit.
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~ soie.,.

TIE D,ucr stud luz tlx n.cnu,- I'm!
don't know. Whats your advice.
waIIcrf
THE Waiter We'll. slr. 'srdly care.
Y'.ee wa alt ~ IA as our own btdeals
Nine DDiiee Int on the TseepN 10
dny I'm ali over park cbOpS. 1 am
London Sketch
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The Tank.

Friend ito confirmed toper,-I don't
SC how you can drink 70 much. It's
shocking. Toper-It shocks me too. II
Aurprisss me. suppose it's just luck"
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ENolutian.

Rrbwn-Do you believe In fhe theory
of EVOLUTION: Black Sure thing For
SIX .s.ars q young fellow named I0nes
has been calling on my daughter. and
today she became Mrs JOnes.-Judge
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S;miIa, Tastsa

l;acon Have yun and your wife sim.
liar tastes: Eg"rt-I think 40. !
don't believe she likes her cooking
eitb er.-YOnk.rs Statesman.
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Well on,

fred-i proposed to Miss DinsIey
lust night .ioe>-ijOnt believe ! know
her Is she wei ONT Fred Yes. l
guess SO. She refused me STRAY
Stories.
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Nj. Mind ;. e.s,

susp,cions Character IL fbs peop,s
Of ti# 'nuse mr.
Maid M. they're all ont
= CAV" Won got yer dog bcsnss
YETI
Maid We amt got ~ dog.
T. o We'll. Zee come b lsot 1t -
tslesfose. -gkstrh.
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To give awkwardly n churllshncss.
The most difficult part Is to give. Then
why not add 4 smile7--La Bruyers.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-11-09

Moderation Is the silken string run
ming thronch the pearl chain Of all VIZ
tue Nelson.
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Her
Protector
AaA~axa~kBunSks us
A@sT.s<C~dHa
n SARAH E5dRl1cH
cw-4xas ~ An.re.a p-- 49,
SsArAa~ ELL
n SARAH HIRucH

y SAAAh Et1A43~a
z !
ssa-.a- EEL
WAe1 Csa ss<1 T.
z N vea- 10 Bss-izA - laval sff>ese
n TIE tnpsrzs eDarr - dauE1fer.
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1Arr&s n, vsxrx So bad k<es 4 heaff
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we Tor fe" ".s ue'e ."r
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oon ~
one man n1e you nAe ~ -"
am gone ne WI, A'teW 70
rosen 70 oe! We" wv :"
ientite 10 Det tna' ne WI ~
opTostunitJ ive enoe
fe1ecy- And !
nattered ~ your eeDss =.
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wen. no. oou 1880 lu.s1... -
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90 noe eApe1. any ae'oD v" ~
WI pe
Won hiloeiScnon oepe a.. y. y, ss.n
teuiei called upon inc "'ion IN
deed ne maze several Calls. ana !"
eve an excuse ior oolns 70 ne 'o'a IT
that her nusoa M. fearing sne would oe
loreiy during MS absence. mao askeo
MN 10 crop Id once Id a~ni'e 10 cnee'
'ef up
Now. Louise. oeing an American WIN
plenty OF American sniewdne"s. SUI
pected that something nad passed oe
tween her husband ana MS iriend OF
wnich she mad moi Deen maze aware
Ivy the latter. II the captains good OF
noes were 10 ne conhned 10 keeping nes
from being lonely her husband Woud
have told ner tnat ne nao maze sucn
feHues' OF MS i1end' when Womb
~isnes 10 ger secre' she usually suc-
eeeas- II was not long before sne naa
woTmed out OF Manteuiei tnat ne nad
been commissioned 10 project nef 1f0zs
Counf Getnart.
commander Hasersiaugns Warning
mad NOT been heeoed.
IL 70 happened that Won Getna1 met
his old Name at social junction me
very evening aiter Manfeurei nad iet
the cat out OF the nag. sne was very
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ofse1 Silence n'afAeu tnis .nl0
oovh tne k.un @
ndJ tufneo tne eonsAuon nv ".A
e eeanneh fea "inote u.1
thar bowed himself ON. ana .ne osf
ooess Indicated to Aanfeofea tnat ane
wousd prefer 10 DC a,o A. s"o1 =
he had gone sne calico In manseF
ant ana sa,d 70 nun.
Heinrich have very defeafs JOB
fos you
Wnat Y. oefone
Count Gethar ana Capeain Aantee
re- are aoout 10 nsnt ood !
you to tnfofm me n TO tne ume ana
7 could sot wen % that; barooes..
except that the vaIef OF Count Won
G4nart - my trAend- Inns may "e'e
Ne oof-
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scho0 returned and found his WIG
~1.HAN " N'@.
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0nary mattess tnat nao occurred our
ING M ansence. nov aDout TINS Won
Gefnans HAS ne oeen onensaSe u me-
attenuon
n III. out your trlenu SAPn
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or1ere,, ,he,r own c,,r;,,. to be re.dr
:. h.,e -. . 80. =, IL.
tbe court.. residence .,,w him leave
md fo,Iowed him tn . grove near
The c,tv wh1re his c,,r,a,e s,onned
- n.n,~r .,,sh..s
= Mother c.rr,.,. had ,us, n-,red The
l. nm ana h.rn,,... .i,cht.d sona Ale
ave- s.nm INA ether, Tha d,y va.
hr..r,r. wh.n ,,.~ sew Two mon ,,..
IN. ro.,t,nn. tcr . dr., rhcn ,hav "a.
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swallow them. but It was Manteufel
who seemed especially crushed He
had zone on the feld believing that
be was protecting his friends wife
but cherished hope that knowledge
Of the quarrel might never reach his
friend.
Gentlemen" said the baroness with
certain sweetness that never de-
serted her. I'VE should be pleased to
see you both at dinner this evening"
You are very kind. but began the
count.
"Reaiiy. baroness. you must e.-
cuse"- began the captain. But the
lady simply put them both In the po-
sition Of being ungaliant II they de-
clined. and both gave q reluctant &C.
ceptance.
The party left the field In the con-
veyances by which they had come.
After brief nap the baron. at his
wife's request. called upon Gethart
and Manteufei and persuaded them to
meet as friends at her house.
Something Of this may leak ont"
he said. '.and II you two men meet
At dinner under my roof the story will
Be nipped 10 the bud"
This was an argument that struck
home with both the men addressed.
and In the evening they met at the
dinner under at least the guise Of or
binary friendliness.
The next day the baroness sent Cap
tain Manteufel the letters he had
written her during her husbands alb
sence. and. reading them over. he was
astonished to nee that he had shown
every evidence Of jealousy and infat'
nation for ID chafnA
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-03-23
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
c. Chamberlin and ]. Chapman, own
ers, with Elmer Cain, contractor erect
nue..
A. Long. owner, with ]. Hamilton G
Sons, contractors, all work except heat
ing and tightening fixtures, $4,000; Es-
sex Fells.
G. Wanner, owner, with j. Hammel,
contractor, general work, S297; sc Elm
road
c. Feigenspan. owner, with ]. Burns
contractor, mason work. s1,S62;
Christie street.
inson Company, contractors. carpenter
and mason work, 1887; 2SS Halsey
street
l. bernstein & I. Feinsod & From
stein -Feinsod Company. contractors
complete new building, $500; 202 Rose
street.
NJ Foley. owner, with Raub Bros.
contractors, mason work, S3.306 rs
South Tenth street. Same owner with
F. Merkle, contractor, plumbing and
heating work, s1,s61: same premises
tile and marble work. $3O5; same prem
ises. Same owner with ]. Wiley, con-
tractor, painting and decorating work
$3.50; same premises. Same owner
with w. Lewis, jr, contract-
same premises. Same owner with
Branch Brook Iron Works, iron work
s125: same premises. Same owner with
NJ. Smith contractor, stucco work
S525; same premises. Same owner with
4 p. Amend, contractor, roofing work
/ S9S; same premises.
H. Hone, owner, with D. Gould &
| Sons, contractors, mason, carpenter
| plumbing, heating and painting work
no price given; SOS Sanford avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-03-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY-Between
Nellie Babbtt complainant, and Elizabeth
Babbitt, defendant. on bill for partition. De-
cree for sale.
BY virtue of a decree for sale made by the
Court OF Chancery in the above stated cause,
bearing date the twelfth day of March, nine
teen hundred and twelve. i shall expose for
sale at public vendue to the highest bidder.
on Wednesday, the twenty fourth day of April
nineteen hundred and twelve. at the hour Of
two o'clock in the afternoon of that day, IN
the Sherff's salesroom, at the Court House, in
the City Of Newark. in the County of Essex
and State Of New Jersey. all that tract or
parcel Of land and premises situate in the City
Of Newark. County of Essex and State OF New
Jersey, being known and designated as lot
number fourteen "map Of property of j.
Miller Roe and Charles Sevage," and more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northerly line
of Hawthorne avenue as laid out on said map,
distant three hundred and twenty-five feet
from the corner formed by the intersection of
the same with the westerly line OF Clinton
corner Of lot number thirteen on said map,
from thence running % westerly along said
the easterly line of lot number fifteen; thence
, 90 northerly at right angles to said line of
Hawthorne avenue. and along said line OF lot
number fifteen one hundred feet; thence 90
easterly parallel with said line OF Hawthorne
avenue twenty-five feet to the westerly line
of lot number thirteen; thence (4) southerly
along the same and parallel with the second
I course one hundred feet to the place or be
Charles II. Babbitt by John b. Morrison by
deed dated July 81, 1906 and recorded in Book
E-3O Of Deeds for Essex County on pages 81
So; including the estate and interest in dover
Of the complainant, Nellie Babbitt, widow Of
Charles II. Babbltt, deceased, In said prem
ses together with all and singular the
hereditaments and appurtenances to the said
premises belonging or in any wise apper-
tanning.
: AS reported to me by the solicitor of the
! complainant there Is unpaid assessment or
said property Of twenty dollars and interest
for house sewer connections. Said assessment
| being filed in the Office of the Comptroller oil
the City OF Newark January 18th 1912.
/ Dated March 20 1912.
FRANCIS CHILD,
! Special Master in Chancery OF New Jersey.
40s Lawyers Building,
Newark. n. j.
| Harry P I Day Solicitor
Ts6 BrYtd street.
NewaS {. !, :. mar23 soapre. 13 q
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-03-23
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

WOQDsIDE AVENUE GRADING. CURBING
AND FLAGGING; LESLIE STREET GRAD 1Al27
ING. CURBiNG AND F6AGGING; FOURTH
GING-Assessment for Benefits.
Notice is hereby given that an assessment
upon all the owners Of all the lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each Of the fol-
lowing improvements, namely;
The grazing WgooPsIpE S6F9DE aRg R&ENSE n2Egins OF
from about AIS feet south of Elwood avenue
10 Deavan avenue, according to the provi-
entitled IAN Ordinance to provide for tho
grading cuTbing ngne1d,tl and tagging EFF, Of
from about AIS feet south Of Blwood avenue
10 Delavan avenue" approved Alarch "a, 1911.
The grading curbing and tagging of
LESLIE STREET,
from Shaw avenue to Hawthorne avenue ac-
cording to the provisions Of an ordinance Of
the city of Newark entitled, IAN Ordinance to
provide for the grading, curbing and tagging
LESLIE STREET,
from Shaw avenue 10 Hawthorne avenue" ap-
proved May 3, 1911.
FOURTH STREET.
from Park avenue to Sixth avenue. according
10 the provisions of an ordinance OF the city
OF Newark entitled, AN Ordinance 70 provide
for the grading, curbing and Tagging of
FOURTH STREET,
from Park avenue to Sixth avenue" approved
May 49, 1910, has been prepared by the under
signed commissioners appointed by the Mayor
OF the city Of Newark, and that report by a
certificate In writing, with an accompanying
map and schedule showing the several assess
ments against the several owners peculiarly
benefited aforesaid has been deposited IN
the Office of the city clerk of the city of New
ark for examination by the parties Interested
therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots tracts
and parcels of land and real estate liable to be
assessed aforesaid lying on both sides OF
Woodsde avenue, from Elwood avenue to the
south side Of Delavan avenue; on both sides
OF Leslie street. from Shaw avenue to Haw-
thorne avenue; on both sides OF Fourth street
from Park avenue to Sixth avenue
A "lot' represents an entire plot of land
whether large or small,
All persons Interested in said assessment
may be heard before said commissioners or
Thursday afternoon the twenty-eighth day ot
March 1912 at p. m. at the commissions
eTs' room No. (thlrd fioor), City Hall.
Dated March %, 1912.
WILLIAM DIMOND,
ADOLPH FISCH.
JOSEPH HEISLER
! mcl2o-5t Commissioners.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-03-23
CITY ADvER11sEMENT.. o

fail to strike bell several times in quick
succession on approaching any street at least
one hundred feet from any street crossing,
and approaching any team. carriage or
person, and no person shall, after such strik-
ing Of a bell, delay or hinder the passage of
the car
Section 7. No person having the control of
the speed of a street railway car passing in
a street shall, on the approach of danger TO
any team, carriage or person from, or on the
appearance OF any obstruction to his car fail
to stop the car in the shortest time and space
possible
Section g. All street cars operated and run
the streets of this city shall be furnished
and equipped with signs SO constructed and
arranged that the same may be conspicuously
displayed by the conductors or motormen on
the front OF the cars, which sign shall bear in
letters at least three inches high, clearly
legIble at day and at night. the words Gar
Full and 1t shall be the duty of the con-
ductor and motormen on each car running on
the streets when the car is filled with pas
sengers and additional passengers cannot be
properly transported therein, to display such
sign conspicuously on the front of their car
Section o. No conductor or motorman In
charge of any car operated and running upon
any of the streets Of this city shall display
on any car the sign mentioned in Section Of
this Part when such car is not Allied with
passengers and additional passengers may be
properly transported thereon.
Section 10. Every motorman operating any
car upon any Of the streets of this city, shall
stop his car at any cross street to take on
passengers upon signal given to him for the
purpose, unless the sign mentioned and pro-
vided for in Section Of this Part Is properly
PART X.
OBEDIENCE.
Section l. Drivers of vehicles and street
cars must at all times comply with any di.
rections by voice or hand OF any member or
the Police Department as to stopping starting.
approaching or departing from any place; the
manner of taking up or setting down pas
sengers or loading unloading goods in any
place.
PENALTIES.
Section l. Every person violating any Of the
nr0VlaiOna of this ordinance shall forfeit ana
pay a fine of not less than one dollar nor ex-
ceeding twenty-five dollars. in the discretion
of the magistrate imposing the same. and In
default of the payment OF any fine imposed
the person offending may be committed TO jail
until said fine is paid, but not exceeding the
period of ten days.
PART XII
TIME WHEN ORDINANCE TAKES
! EFFECT.
Section l. This ordinance shall take effect
| Immediately.
| President OF the Board OF street ana water
Commissioners.
WIN. E. GREATHEAD,
l IarE
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-03-23
TRANSFERS..


Jacob Frankel to Bertha Kahn,
14th av. 125 # W FIR S. 18th st, 40X100
Charles A. Baker to Forest Hill
Assn. e S DeGraw ay, 275 ft fr
Elwood av. 50x100. .....................
Carroll Phi. Bassett to Richard +.
Stevens. s Alexander st. 229 # $
fr S. Orange av, 25X147..............
Henry L. Randall to George H Dali
rymple, " $ Summer av, $40 TT
fr Elwood av, 30x1n. 49,. :.......
Meigs N Canal st. 56 it W fr
Mulberry ST, 24x39. 39.................... s
Roosevelt Realty Co. to Bertha
Kahn. W Speedway av. 294 It W
Bertha Kahn and hus to Rachel
Brett, same property
Isaac Bachman to Leon S. Green
berg, W Sherman av. Is TT fr
Hunter st, 16X50. 0........................
A.; Aling Reeves ct al to James 2.
81 IT fr Walnut st. 54x1o5, and
other tract Observation-Disclosures.
Henry Herzfeld to Gussie Kaufer.
" Washington st, Is TT n e fr
Herman & Co. to Mutual Realty
Co., same property ty....-........,......
same to Gussie Kaufer, same prop
Anna n Tjndoerfer' et al ~ Fried.
rich A. Lowe. 18th av. 125 IT
fr Grove st, 25x100. Observation-Disclosures. 8
Frederick Reiner to Morris Guttman.
W Belmont av, 100 # n fr Bigelow
J. Frank Dwyer ct al to James
Flockhart. n W s Ferguson st, so #
W fr Newark and New York
r. r., 1O0x2oz ..........................
TOWNSHIPS
Emory S. Chenoweth to Harry ].
Roberts, E. Orange, cor S.
Arlington av and Chestnut st, 5jx105
Harry ]. Roberts to Catherine NJ.
Chenoweth, E. Orange, same
property ,.:......:...........,...
Brooklawn Co. Of n. J. to William
K. Whittingham, Millburn, cen of
old Short Hills rd 1877 IT fr Hill
side av. 1S6x293, and other courses
Ann Burns to Margaret A. Jacobs,
orange. n S Alden st. 80 # fr
Watching av, 30xl20 ................
Angela NJ. Gasparrini and hus to
Sebastian Bavosa, w. Orange, W
Ashland av, 1863 IT n fr White st,
0f8l0O s.........-.-..-....s
Pasquale Crosse to Matteo Caggiano
ct al, Orange, c s Jefferson st, rs IT
n fr land James McRichards, 25x100
Julia c. Willard and hus to James l.
Garrabrant, E. Orange, s. Grove
ST. 144 1t n Fl 18th av, 28XSl. .......,...
George H. Miller to Frances Verdier,
Nutley, lots 29O291, map Of Bloom
Albert w. Mcclure to Margaret Bew-
ley, S. Orange, W I'd st. 80 IT q