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MORTGAGES

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Albert J. Hahne to Franklin Savings
Institution. northwest corner Thomas
Wards land, lis feet west from Van
Doren's land. $13, 500.
milford E.. Carmichael to Franklin
Savings Institution, west side Summer
avenue, 200 feet south from Elwood ave-
nue.. $1,000.
Lena .Kozloff and husband to Sixth
Ward Building and Loan Association.
west side South Ninth street. 100 feet
south from Fifteenth avenue. 81, 800.
Giuseppe D'Agostino to West End
Building and Loan Association, west
from Fourteenth avenue. 1900.
Jacob v. Jensen to Frederick Klingel.
east side Norwood street, 100 feet south
from Abinger place, $7O0.
Donate Scarpone ct al. TO Dime Saw
ings Institution, south side Academy
street. west side Henry street. 1900.
A%nnunciata i, Z%incone, to Mary L.
o'Neill. east side Stone street. $40 feet
north from Crane street, $3.50.
Louis Krieger to Prudential Insurance
Company, east side Washington street,
SOUTH side Maiden lane, S65, 900.
Ernest c. Blaieher to Mary F. Camp
bell, east side Fabyan place, 277 feet
north from Hawthorne avenue, $1,000.
Charles j. Barkhorn to Active Build
Ing and Loan Association, northeast cor
ner Napoleon street and New York ave-
Same to Avon Building and Loan AS
feet north from New York avenue $500
Joseph Glassner to Casino Building
and Loan Association, northwest corner
Summer avenue and coeyman street.
$40, 00c.
Michael Klingert to Kaplan Brothers.
east side South Nineteenth street, 225
feet northeast frou Eighteenth avenue.
$3.50.
Kaplan Brothers to Homeseekers
Building and Loan Association. east side
South Nineteenth street, 225 feet north
from Eighteenth avenue. $500.
TlArAnnA EnntnhnYs IN ANnhdCtAA D,f1I
ing and Loan Association, east side Lake
street. 27 feet south from Verona ave-
Same TO Forest Hill Land Company,
same property, S2,250,
Esther Perns and husband TO Samuel
Schechner. west side Hunterdon street,
2s9 feet south from Rose street. $500.
TOWNSHIPS.
vivian 4. Smith to William c. Gavitte.
Montclair and Bloomfield, west side
Ridgewood avenue. PIG feet north from
Watching avenue. $500.
John p. Duckworth to Bank Clerks
Cooperative Building and Loan Associa-
| ton, Bloomfield, west side Range ter
race, 4s5 feet north from Belleville ave-
May B. Hsrlan and husband to Nutley
Realty Company. Nutley. north side
Hillside avenue, so feet east from Glen
dale street, 81, 800.
Same to same, Nutley, same property,
1890.
Joseph G. CHASER to Thomas S. Henry,
Irvington, west side Augusta street. SIS
feet south from Cottage street, $500.
7 David Harris to William Hughes,
| Montclair, west side Northview avenue,
22i feet south from Bellevue avenue,
$1,000.
(executrix). Belleville, east side Caroline
street. 100 feet north from Greylock ave
nue., $500.
Alfred J. Pain to American Insurance
Company, Glen Ridge. south side Clarl
street loo feet west from BIoomield
avenue, 2.b00.
Jonas Toer TO Roseville Building and
Loan Association, East Orange, cast
side Essex County parkway. south side
Academy street, $500.
Charles ]. Praizner to Hollywood
building and Loan Association. Bloom
field. east side Walnut street. s6 feet
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MRS. JOHANNA LATHE
DIES AT HER HOME

Mrs. Johanna LATHE. mother Of Mrs,
Gottfried Kruger, is dead at the home
Of her son, Philip LATHE, 80 Belmont
avenue She was SO years old.
Mrs. Latte was born in Germany, but
had been a resident Of Newark sixty
years. Her husband, who was a brewer,
died hfty-one years ago.
Announcement of Mrs. Laitle's death.
which took place last night. has caused
widespread regret. She was a founder
of the German Hospital and of st. Johns
Evangelical Church in Court street.
There are many surviving relatives,
among them Mrs. Christian Feigenspan'
Stengel.
funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.

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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinance passed a
second reading and was ordered to a third
and final reading at a meeting Of the Board
of Street and Water Commissioner held
May 10Th. 1912; M
An ordinance to amend an ordinance en-
titled AN ordinance to regulate the use Of
the public streets OF the city of Newark by
vehicles, automobiles. street cars, eques-
TRANS. horses and other draft animals, and
to regulate and control the public travel
thereon approved April 6, 1912.
Be il ordained by the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners of the City Of New
Section /. That Section /. Part ILL.,. OF
the said ordinance be amended to read as
Section /, Part III. Every driver in slow
ing up or stopping shall signal those behind
BY raising the whip or hand
That Section ., Part III. OF said ordinance
be amended TO read as follows
'-section 2. Part III. In turning. while in
motion, or in starting TO turn from a stand
the whip or hand, indicating with It the
direction in which the turn j. to be made.
be amended to read as follows:
Section ., Part ~. Subject to Section 1
OF this part. every driver or operator Of a
shall grant the right OF way at such inter-
section TO any vehicle approaching from his
right
driver or operator must, on approaching
intersections, give special attention to the
trafic approaching from his right hand, and
in case some other vehicle approaching from
his right hand side reaches the intersection
practically at the same time he must stop
until such vehicle approaching from the
right hand has crossed in front OF him.
That Section 1, Part ". Of said ordinance
be amended to read as follows:
shall drive or ride any vehicle upon or along
any street at a greater speed than at the
rate Of twelve miles an hour, excepting
however. when turning a corner Of any
street the rate Of speed shall not be greater
than six miles an hour
Section ?. That this ordinance shall taxa
effect Immediately.
II. b. otCoNNELL.
President OF The Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners
A. L. SWAIN.
my15-5t Acting Clerk OF the Board.
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GUNNERS AFTER STATE
HOUSE JOB DEFER HOPE
lFrom a stan corrcspondent.l

TRENTON, May 2l.-The State House
Commission at its meeting today did not
take up the matter of the state House
custodianship. Assemblyman Cornelius
Ford was here with some OF his friends
hoping thai Mr.. Ford might land the
place now held by John Weseman. They
we're disappointed when the commission
adjourned withou the custodianship being
even mentioned.
Somebody suggested that nothing would
be done until after the primaries, while
others thought that when the primaries
were over Governor Wilson would dis
cover that Mr.. Weseman was protected
nv the civil service laws and that the
MACE would continue to be occupied by
the present incumbent.
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CIVILIANS RECORD BEST
In ENDURANCE RACE

CONSTANCE, Baden, May 2l.-Three of
the eight officers, and the only civilian
who started May 70 from Strasburg on a
reliability flight, each carrying a passen-
ger in his a~eroplane, completed the task
set them by arriving here today.
The civilian, whose name is Hirth, uni
formly accomplished the best perform
ance every day. The bulk of the COM
p~etitors were eliminated on the first day
Of the competition while crossing the
yosges mountains In A~ s-aa Of q Eaie.
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NEWARK LODGE OF MOOSE
ARRANGES FOR AN OUTING

Plans have been completed for the out
ing of Newark Lodge, Loyal Order of
Moose, to Classon. Point Park, Long
Island sound, Sunday. June 2. The trip
will be made on steamers which will
leave from the Madison street wharf.
The committee in charge includes
Joseph j. Carroll, chairman; William
Wurster. secretary and treasurer; L.. A.
Butler and Frank Butterfield, trustees:
Robert Taylor, Elmer Hill, Alfred Smith,
William Hendrickson. Theodore Van
Duyne, Jacob Stab. James Il. Murphy,
John Carroll, Herman Wohlfarth, Jacob
E%dinghoffer and Charles Casterline.
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ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLlNC

On charge of e%mbezzling $3.50 from
the National Benefit Association. for
which he was formerly employed as a
collector. Marshall j. Hill, q years old,
a negro, of II Dey street. was held in
500 bail for a hearing tomorrow morn
ing by Judge Hahn In the First Precinct
Court his morning. James H. Baker,
of 1913 Market street. the local agent
for the association, appeared as COM
plainant. Hill was taken into custody
Yesterday afternoon by L~ieutenants
Maier and Tuite of the detective bu-
reau. He denies that he stole any
money and declares hat there might
be a mix-up In the accounts.
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LOUISIANA ELECTS
TWO u. S. SENATORS

BATON ROUGE, La. May Gloon
Joseph Il. Ransdell and Rob-
ert f. Broussard, of Louisiana were
elected by the State legislature today to
the United States Senate. Mr.. Rams
dell succeeds Senator Fostor, whose term
expires in 1918 and Mr.. Broussard will
succeed Senator Thornton in 1915.
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PEOPLE EXPECT PULPIT
ORATOR TO CAST PEANUTS

NEwBuRG. N. Y, May 21.-"rhe
thing the church OF today demands is
a preacher who will stand on his head
IN The rulpit and throw peanuts at
his congregation" said Rev. Byron u.
Hatfield, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, In a sermon in which he made
reference to the up-to-date preacher 10
connection with n talk on local condi-
tiong.
Continuing. he said: Knockers
need capital as much as the city of
Newburg or n industrial concern.
But the capital they need Is composed
CT nine-tenths wind and one-tenth
gall.
The sermon was llled with para
graphs OF similar character and has
become the talk OF the town.
- a -. -. - - A.a.rs.
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MAY (
FROM a Staff Correspondent.

TRENTON, May 21.-The May term of
the Court of Chancery opened at the
State House today. There were thirty
one cases listed ON the calendar. Chan
cellor Walker called the list of cases
and twenty-five responded as ready
for argument. The principal case Of the
term Is the National Biscuit Company
VS.. the Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
for infringement of trade lanes and
trademarks. The case will he argued
before Chancellor Walker.
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CIVIL SERVICE FEDERATION

WASHINGTON. May 2i.-A gigantic
federation of employees of h United
states Government. patterned after the
American Federation of Labor and em-
bracing all the various organizations of
civil service workers, is proposed in a
circular letter which Is being sent out
Nv the National League Of Government
Employees. through George L Cain. its
president.
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ING PLEADS NOT GUILTY

TRENTON. May 2f.-Bat Ling. of
Newark. Indicted by the January grand
jury in the federal courts here upon two
cunts, charging him with the Illegal
manufacture OF opium, was placed on
trial before Judge Rellstab and a jury in
the United States Court. Ling pleaded
not guilty to the charge. He is under
81. 600 BAH.
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FINED; DlsoRDERLY CHARGE

Dismissed on a charge of stealing
of 1871 Pacific street. Charles Stanley.
of 1S9 Pacific street, was fined SO
in the Third precinct on q charge of
disorderly conduct. Stanley said he
was intoxicated and did not remem-
Der stealing the watch.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Samples of the primary ballots were
received by Assistant City Clerk Mar
tin Bross today. The name of Frederick
Schultz, who served notice yesterday
that he would not run as an alternate on
the ticket in the Eighth congressional
district for Roosevelt, appears IN the
sample.
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GRIMESON-Samuel f., On May ~. lslz
after a lingering Illness. husband OF
the late Louise Crimson NEE krieger''
age b0 Years Z months 26 days.
Relatives and friends. also p. Ballen-
fine & sons Employer Benevolent
Association and Newark Lodge NO. daO'
International Association OF Machinists'
are invited to attend the funeral SER
Mrs. Adam Noll. COS Bergen street. on
Wednesday, May %. at 8 a. M, to the
church of the Blessed Sacrament,
where a Solemn High Mass OF Re-
uuiem will be celebrated for the repose
Of his soul. Interment in Cemetery or
the Holy Sepulchre.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

TChancery A--213.1
SHERIFF's SALE-1n Chancery Of New Ter
sey. Between George j. Busch. complain
ant. and Martha =, Hill. ct ais, defendants.
Fl. IA, for sale of mortgaged emises
BY virtue OF the above stated writ of feri
facias. 10 me directed, I shall expose for sal q
by public vendue. at the Court House, in
Newark, on Tuesday. the eleventh, day u
June next, at two o'clock p. M. all that tract
or parcel of land and premises situate, lying
and being in the City of Newark, Essex
County. New Jersey:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of
Broad and Gouverneur streets and running
thence eoutherly along the easterly line OF
Broad street sixty-two feet and forty-two
one-hundredths of a foot: thence ~easteriy and
at right angles TO Broad street ninety feet
thence northerly and parallel with Broad
street sixty-eisht feet to the southeriy line OF
Gouyerneur street, and thence along said line
Of Gouyerneur street westerly ninety feet
two inches TO the place Of beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed TO Oscar
zimmerman by deed bearing date August 1.
1908; this mortgage being given to secure "a
part Of the purchase money and consideration
in the said deed mentioned.
Newark, N j., May o. 1912
JOHN f. MONAHAN, Shc-iT.
Oscar Naundorff. Solicitor. $50. ss)
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TAyLoR-Ou Monday. May 20, 1912.
William Herbert Taylor, In his Bath
year. % South Arlington avenue, East
Orange.
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RoLI4Es-At Cleveland, o., on Wednes'
dav evening. May 10, 1912, Mary Hatha-
way. eldest daughter of May smalleS
and William {. Bolles.
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A PIANO MAKERS

ATLANTIC CITY, May 21.-W. II.
Daniels. of Buffalo, was elected presi-
dent today OF the National Associa-
ton of Piano Merchants of America
at the annual convention of the or
ganization In session here.
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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; Open. High Low. Close.
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SHANNON Monday. May 20, 1912, Grace
r. Lyon. wife of Winfield s. sham and
daughter of Or. Ernest NJ. and Eleanor
Funeral services will be held Mt her
Int home. 1852 Dewitt avenue. Beileyille.
\, j.. on Wednesday. May %, at 2:3O p.
M. Relatives and friends are kindly In.
the family.
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VALENTINE-At Bloomfield. on May
20. 1912. Harold H.. beloved son of
Emily weathers and the late William
Valentine. 113 Columbia street.
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DUERR-Entered in to rest, at his la.'
residence, 81 Mercer street, on Mon
day, May 20 lsiz' our pei 60 years
mnhths IA DAYS.
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LyNcH-on May 90, 1912, at the resi-.
dence of his sister, Mrs. Fred
Wright. 426 John street, East New
ark, owen Lynch. husband of the
late Jessie Hughes.
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For Real Rnrgainn

read the ads. In the "Barter and E4-
change, columns on the inside. back
page, If YOU have any article of house
hold goods, personal effects, etc. o
wish to exchange for other goods SEND
an I'd. to The Star. II will be published
six days FREE in the Barter and
Exchange columns. You simply pay
two cents for each answer you receive.
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TUESDAY. Nav q. i912. Thomas, beloved
husband of the late Mary Noonan tnee
, Fogarty). at his late residence De
South Orange yenue
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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BADLY BURNED IN T

Julius Litwitz, % years old, of so
Niagara street, while attending to his
duties as fireman in the Hotel Navarro,
was badly burned about the legs aud
body today by a back draught from
the furnace. He was taken TO his home.
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f.ruMAcHER-Passed away on Tues
day. MAY q, 1912, Bertha Lehmacher
(nee Lipfert), beloved wife Of DR.. f;
Lehmacher, sr,, at her late home, 100
Springfield avenue,
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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BRANDIEs-At orange. n. j., on Mon.
dav. Man 20, 1912. Christiana, widow o.
INC late August Brandies, aged %
years, G. Glebe street.
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MeDERMOTT-At Morristown, n. j.,
May 90, 1912. Sarah A., beloved wife
of John II. McDermott (nee Grifin).
formerly of Newark, n. j.
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gCHERER-Entered into rest, on Monday.
May 20. 1912. Frederick. widow of John
Sherer (nee Wiedemmeyer), aged 70 years
s months 23 days. PSI South Ninth street.
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fOlJJNOVICH-On Monday. MAY 20, 1912.
Carolina S%olonovich tnee Geditzke)' be,
loved wife of John S~olonovich, aged 81
years. 500 Hunterdon street.
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FLyNN-on May 20, 1912, at her res
dence. 50 pullman street, Gertrude be,
loved daughter of the late Thomas anu
Winifred Flynn tnee
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NJLLER-on May 20. 1912. Bertha. be
loved wife of the late John Miller.
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sTAGG-on May 20. 1912. Anna M,
widow Of William F. Stage. aged n
years. Mt 22S North Fifth street.
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NcGI1IRE-At Newburg, n. Y. on
Nav IS, 1912. Patrick, beloved son of
the late Peter n Catherine Nc
ftuirp.
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FLORISTS.

N0NNNWENN|
LETBssLE, floral and funeral designs a
speciality, seeds and plants OF all descrlp-
tions. 459 Eighteenth aV. Tel. 120b-W,
Waverly.
J.. D. KRoEHL. JR., 20 BELMONT Av.
Fresh cut flowers for all occasions; funeral
designs a speciality. Tel. 5462-J, Market.
vOIGT. the florist, woodland Cemetery. cor.
Eighteenth av.-FloraI designs 25c up; bou-
quets, plants and cut flowers at low prices.
Tel. 12e0-J. Waverly.
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BLAcKMAN-At his residence, ~ Elm
street, Orange. n. J., May q, 1872, Ed
win b. Blackman. in his ssth year.
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eMTTH-At Wyoming. N. j.. May 10.
1912, Mary Ella, beloved daughter OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Chenille II.
Smith. In her 39th year.
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IENZ-Entered into rest, OF Sunday,
Nav 10. 1912. Friedrich, beloved nus
hand of Lena LEM (nee GreuterD, IN
his s7th year. 81 Holland street.
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wILLIS-Elizabeth D.. daughter OF the
late Ira w. and Julia F. Willis, on
Monday. Nav 20, 1912. 81 Hill street,
Morristown, n. ].
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DEATHS.

BATLEY-At Orange. y. J.. May 20.
1912. Daniel. beloved fnther Of Charles
Bailey. Of New York. and Mrs. Eva
Wooden. Is Parrow street.
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STEPHENSON May 10. 1912, Ann.
widow OF John Stephens and mother of
Mary and the late Denis stephens.
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Iriqul. .aa.f,u,
Invited to attend the funeral IRON tne
Thursday. May "a. at 9 a. m, thence 70
ST, I.eo's Church. where o Solemn high
Mass OF Requiem win be offered for
the repose or her soul. lnterment 81
Mary's Cemetery.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

PIANO PLAYER wanted for moving picture
theatre. LYRIC THEATRE. 100 Main ST.,
Orange, N. j..
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16x2o LARGO photo picture OF the members
Of Peter Hauck Association. taken on Au-
gust ~. 1903. also a large store bench; what
have you to ofer in exchanged r. b., Box
~. Star once. Orange.
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HANpLEY-on May 90, 1912, George,
son of Ruth F. and the late w. !.
Handley, aged 81 years, 4S2 South
Tenth street.
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BATCHELoR-On May %. 1912. Mary
H.. beloved wife of @. Batchelor' lao
Green street.
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eCHNEiDER-on May 90, 1912. at her
late residence. 526 North Fifth street
wllhelmine. beloved wife of jacob
Schneider.
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gCHMELZ-First anniversary mass OF
requiem will be celebrated for the re.
pose OF the soul OF the late Leonard
X. Schmelz at st. Mary's Church, cor
ner High and William streets. on
4. m.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vtted to attend.
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NENAHAN-On May 20. 1912. at the RES
dence of his brother-in.law, Frederick
Deiot, 10 Elliott street. Woodside, John
c. Henahan.
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REIF-On MAJ 10, 1912. Barbara Reif,
Sged A. years, AT 269 Bruce street.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.


The bid and asked prices appended are
furnished through Eiseie & King;
~EIEHfrRIG GAS ETC
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cg1oUI-At Irvington, y. J., on May 20.
1912 Barbara, wife of the late Johh
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lAIBLE-on Monday. May 20, 1912, 10.
hanna, widow of John Liable, AGED %
years.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited to attend the funeral services on
Wednesday. Nav %, Mt s p. M at her
late residence. 80 Belmont avenue. In
terment private.
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KEENAN-On May II. 1912. Patrick, be-
loved son of the late James and bridget
Keenan,.
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Anniversary Mass.

wHSON-On May 10, 1912. Louisa NJ,
wife OF Frank Wilson, aged "a years.