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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-16
Set for
Meadow Suit
First Case TO Be Opened Nom
day, March Is.

BY agreement between Herbert
Boggs, city attorney. and Frederick
j. Faulks, of Lindabury, aDepew g.
Faulks. representing former United
States Senator James Smith, jr., before
Judge Nelson Y. DUNCAN, in the Circuit
Court today. it was decided to hear
the first of the suits arising from h
condemnation of meadow lands owned
by Mr.. Smith, and which are desired
by the city, on Monday. March Is.
All told nine parcels Of land were
condemned by a commission consist
ing of Oscar Keen. Fred A. BorcherlinE
and David Young, but after the award
had been announced on January Is
last both the city and Mr.. Smith ap-
pealed from the award, The lawyers
appeared in court today TO frame the
issue that would be brought to trial.
Mr.. Faulks appeared to be willing to
try all nine cases at the same time,
but MIR. Boggs objected to this, and as
a result 1t was agreed that on March
10 a jury selected from the struck
panel will be empaneled and sworn in.
and on that date they win visit what
Is known as parcel No. | Of the property
in question and be in readiness to
take hold of the case onsthe following
Monday.
1t il probable that the outcome OF
all the nine separate issues will de-
pend upon the result of the trial o.
the first one.
The lawyers involved Will meet >
the Court House on Monday. FebI}s7U
%. at 10 O'Clock N ffgmorhSag fol-
the purpose of striking twenty-four
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CITY ApvrnTIsnMENTs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing proposed ordinances passed n second
and were ordered to q third and final
at a meeting OF the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners held February 15,
1912.
An ordinance to open
VERMONT AVENUE,
from Grove terrace to a point about 1873 feet
south of Laurel street.
An ordinance to provide for the paving of
ELDER PLACE.
Camp street southeriy about 2p1 feet,
with brick pavement on a six (D inch con
crete foundation.
An ordinance to provide for the paving of
DICKERSON STREET
from Norfolk street to First street, with OBJ
long granite block pavement on a six t6) inch
concrete foundation.
An ordinance to provide for the paving OF
MERCHANT PLALE,
from Merchant street easterly about 1853 feet,
brick avement on a six 90 inch con-
crete foundation.
An ordinances to provide for the having of
ARDSLEY COURT,
from East Kinney street southerly about 19S
feet, with brick pavement on a six () inch
concrete foundation.
An ordinance to provide for the paving OF
an alley about 100 feet 2 inches north of
street. and extending easterly from
Plane street about 1873 feet, to be known as
LEONARD PLACE.
brick pavement on a six go inch con-
r.. B. o,coNNELL.
President Of the Board OF Street and Water
VIM " eRlATHnAD.
ovnfo-5t Clerk Of the Board.
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IS RATED
HIGH FINANCIALLY
Bay State Officials Work for
Law Permitting Jersey
Bond Purchases.

An indication of the respect in which
Newark Is held financially by Massa-
chusetts was made known today by
Comptroller Tyler Parmly. who had
been in conference with Governor Foss,
of Massachusetts; Commissioner of
Banking and Insurance Augustus j.
Thorndike, of that State. and James
H. Brennan, member of the banking
committee Of the Bay State Assembly.
Mr.. Parmly's mission to Massachu-
sets was to the end that banking
houses in that State be given the legal
right to buy New Jersey bonds. He
found last year when advertising bonds
that there were no bidders from Mas
sachusetts. On Investigation he
learned thai that a had never been
permitted by it's Legislature to buy
New Jersey bonds. He found. too.
that the following States had received
the 80. K" of Massachusetts: New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana, II
linois. Michigan. Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Missouri, Iowa n the District
OF Columbia.
Mr.. Parmly visited Mr.. Thorndike
and explained to him his errand. He
stated that whereas the provisions of
the Massachusetts law required that
bonds may be bought from the States
and municipalities in the States men
toned above, only when the indebted
ness of those municipalities did not ex-
coed 5 per cent. of the taxable values
and in cities of ZOO 900 did not exceed
Z per cent, Newark's. debt was $40
per cent, and. after deducting the
SIS. 200, 900 water debt, which is self-sus-
tanning. the debt WAS reduced to 31s
per cent. He also told the commits
sioner that New Jersey bonds were ac-
cepted by the Federal government as
security for circulation in national
banks.
Mr.. Thorndike declared that lie was
in favor of passing a law that viii en-
able bankers in his State 80 e"'
Jersey bonds. and suggess-I that the
nnsent of the governor be asked. Gov
ernor Foss acquiesced, but asked that
the banking committee of the Assem-
bly, agree to it.
AS As~semblyman Brennan told Mr.
Parmly that he would work for the
+ passage of a bill that would make pos
sible that which he desired. Governor
Foss then promised to make the recon-
mendation to the Legislature.
City Counsel Nugent today received
q letter from Mr.. n stating that
he would push the passage of the bill
The Bay State officials were told thai
Newark has no bonds to dispose oil
now, but that II is looking out for the
future entirely. The fact that the
ratables in Newark are 1868, 273, 022. and
that the total debt is $50, IA, oe2. 90. was
also made known to the Governor and
the other officials.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
WooDSIDE AVENUE PAVING, ARLINGTON
AVENUE OPENING, SOUTH TWENTIETH
lurn n lnI, nDENJMG

AhfN Oh OE ENlAN1, 6COAkl 4 w ~ y AsA -
sTREET OPENING.
Notice 10 hereby given that the commission
ss heretofore appointed by the Mayor OF the
sessment upon all the owners Of all the land
and real estate In the city Of Newark pecu-
dairy benefited by any local Improvement IN
the said city. in proportion as nearly az may
ne to the advantage each was deemed TO have
acquired, have made an estimate and assess
nent of benefits conferred upon all the owners
II all the lands and real estate In the city OF
Newark peculiarly penehted BY each OF the
following Improvements In satd city, namely:
wooDsIDa AVENUE.
between Elwood avenue and Grafton avenue,
approved May 20, 1914.
ABfN0ToN AVENUE,
from 70 feet east Of North Eighth street to the
city line, approved May 10. 1911.
:" souTa TWENTIETH rRnET
from Clinton avenue 10 Springfield avenue.
approved March 8. 1911.
said assessment comprises all lots. tracts
and parcels of land and real estate liable to
be assessed as aforesaid lying on both sides OF
Woodside avenue. between Elwood avenue and
avenus. from the Morris Canal to Bioomheld
avenue; on both sides of North Seventh street,
North Sixth street Fifth street; Fourth street:
Of the northerly line OF Arlington avenue TO 3
point about 100 feet south Of the southerly
line OF Arlington avenuei on the west side OF
North Of the northeriy line of Abingdon ave-
line of Arlington avenue; on both
sides of South Twentieth street. from Clinton
avenue to Springfield avenue: on both sides Of
Clinton avenue, Avon avenue and Springfield
avenue. from about 100 feet cast OF the east
erly line OF South Twentieth street to the city
line; on both sides of Montgomery avenue.
from Springfield avenue to the city line. and
have nled their reports OF said assessments for
benefits in the office of the clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF the county Of Essex, and that the
Judge Of said court has fixed Saturday. the
day OF February. 1912. at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon, in the Circuit Court
room at the Court House In the city of New
ark. as tho time ana place oil nearing any on.
jections that may be made to the said assess.
ments.
HERBERT BOGas,
febf7-St City Alta ~.
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OBITUARY
FUNERAL OF TH0S. J. COSGROvE.

Funeral services for Thomas J. Cos
grove, who died suddenly after eating
his breakfast yesterday morning, will
be held at St. Columba's Church Mon
day morning. High Mass will be
sung. Interment will be in Holy Sep
ulchre Cemetery. Mr.. Cosgroye was one
of the oldest residents Of the South
End section. Mr.. Cosgroye left the
house apparently in the best of health.
When he arrived at his stable. 200 Van
derpool street, he complained OF feel
ing i'll, and before a physician could
be summoned he fell dead. DR.. Nc
Kenzie, who examined the body, de-
clared death was due to heart disease.
Mr.. C%osgrove is survived by six chill
dren, Mrs. Anna Anderson, with whom
he lived; Mrs. Catherine Mccain, Mrs.
Marjorie Giles, Helen. Frank and
Thomas J. Cosgrove, jr.
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PASTOR NAY
BE ENJOINED
BY MEMBERS
Row in Passaic Church Reaches
Hudson Co. Chancery
Court.

JERSEY CITY. Feb. 16-seeking An
order to restrain the Rev. Arie j.. Van
Der Heuvel from converting the North
Side Reformed Church, Of Passaic. TO
the use Of himself and a band Of sup
porters. many of the men of the con
gregation We're in Chancry Chambers
yesterday ready to testify.
Through their attorneys. Andrew
Foulds. jr., and Lewis A. Allen. leaders
of the opposition, presented a petition
signed by more than 100 members. IN
which they told of heing practically
expelled from the church.
George II. Dairymple, counsel for the
Rev. Van Der HeuveI and his faction.
submitted afldavits sworn to by his
clients declaring them TO be In the
right and challenging the opposition to
find fault with their action
The alleged deposed elders of the
church. who are seeking the Injunction.
are John Schilstra, Herbert Prins,
Leonard Wynbeck and William S. Pom
tier.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATEs DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of Samuel Warren Gardner,
bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Samuel Warren Gardner.
Of Maplewood, in the County of Essex In
said district:
Notice is hereby given that on the twenty
sixth day Of January, A. ID. 1912. the said
samuel Warren Gardner was duly adjudged
a bankrupt. and that a first meeting Of his
creditors VIII be held at the Bankruptcy Court
Room, Essex Building. Clinton and Beaver
streets. IN the City OF Newark. In said county,
on the Nth day OF March, 1912, at 1870
O'Clock In the foren0e.,, at which time the
said creditors may attend and prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine the bank
iupt and transact snch other business as may
come before said meeting.
Said proofs of claim must comply with Sec
ton 81. Of the Bankruptcy Law. and Ruls
Fl OF the General Orders of the United States
Supreme Court, and must be properly Endorsed
III iiris matter. lee OF Twenty-Five cents
must the proof OF claim
Dated February n. 1912.
EDWIN G.. ADAMS.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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BOY SUES PUBLIC SERVICE
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.

Anthony Zingeser. Is, is suing
through Thomas r. Grimm for 1900
alleged damages sustained by him on
March %. 1911. when a vehicle on which
he was riding in Magazine street, near
Ferry street. was hit by a ear of the
Public Service Railway Company.
Zingeser alleges he was thrown TO
the street and so badly hurt that he
vas unable to work for several months
and that he still suffers from his in
juries.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contrac cts were filed in the county
clerks office today:
A. Denman, owner. with Essex Construc-
tion Company, contractors, alterations.
81, 224; $50 Broad street.
o. Jackson. owner, with ]. Becker g.
Bro, contractors, carpenter and roofing
work. Al5; 37-39 Liberty street.
Matilda Yereen, owner, with L. Palmer,
contractor. carpenter work, $500: 39O-S92
Claremont avenue, Montclair.
Same owner, with William Fay. contrac-
tor, plumbing and heating work, Tt,0S6;
same premises.
Same owner, with o. Keer. contractor,
mason work, $1,000: same premises.
Presto Lunch Co, owners. with Dreitler
e. Anderson, contractors, mason work,
81, 142; 22 Market street.
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L. IL NOTICES.


COURT or THE UNITED
STATES, DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of Alexander Isserman, bank
To the creditors of Alexander 1sserman. Of
the City of Newark, In the County Of
Essex in said district:
Notice is hereby given that ON the second
day of January, A. D. 1912. the said Alexan-
der Isserman was duly adjudged a bankrupt,
and that a first meeting OF his creditors will
be held at the Bankruptcy Court Room, Essex
Building, Clinton and Beaver streets, in the
City OF Newark. in said county. on the ffth
day Of March. 1912, at 1870 o'clock In tho
forenoon. at which time the said creditors may
attend and prove their claims. appoint a trus-
tee, examine tho bankrupt and transact such
other business as may come before said
meeting.
Said proofs of claim must comply with Sec
tion 81, OF the Bankruptcy Law. and Rule
n OF the General Orders OF the United States
Supreme Court, and must be properly Endorsed
in this matter. A fee Of twenty-five cents
must accompany the proof of claim.
EDWIN q. ADAMS,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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WILLIAM SPUHLER.

The funeral of William Spuhler, who
died yesterday at his home, los Ann
street, will be held on Monday after
Don at 2 o'clock. Interment will take
place in Woodland Cemetery. where
services will be held by Germanta
Lodge No. 12S. r. and A. NJ. Mr..
Spuhler was 6s years old. and is sur
vived by his widow. a daughter and a
step-son.
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C0LLEdIANs, coNvCTs, TO TEACH.

WALLA WALLA, Wash. Feb. 49,
Warden c. s. Reed, of the Washington
State Penitentiary. said last night that
fifteen college and university gradu-
ates are serving time in tine insritu-
ton. From this number he will choose
teachers for the night school now un-
der oonsiderati, n
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HELD ON GIRLS COMPLAINT.

Charged with an attempted attack
on the s-year-old daughter Of Mrs
Stella Spanaitis. So Niagara street,
Charles Wiedele. of 50 Niagara street,
was arrested by Plainclothesmen Brex
and Kull, OF the Third precinct to-
day and was arraigned before Judge
Hahn. Harry Guemple vas held In
$500 bail as a witness. Weidele's bail
was fixed at $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS
NEWARK.

-
Jacob Birkhahn to David Adler. e 8
West st, 10 II FIR Morton st. 36x5s.
George w. Weiss to David Mayer,
" 5 Ridgewood av $50 IT n Fl
Madison ay. 25x10o..........aa....
Lizzie NJ. Carter and hus to Alex
N. Fish. $ e S F~relinghuysen av,
lao II u G fir Emmett st. 25xS4....4..
Katherine Russell to Mathilde r.
Hartmann, W s Isabella av, 100 fl
n fr Plymouth st. 25x100. ...,....,.
Harry w. Barkhorn to Benjamin
Yeshlovsky ct al, n W S S.. 18th st,
726 II S fr Avon av. 3dxl00. .........
Estella Schneider and nus TO Har-
ward Land and Improvement Co..
n S Marshall st, 1877 II W fr Wash
ington st, 50x96
Benjamin H. Zwilman ct al to Leo
pold Reiner ct al. e 5 Monmouth
st. 81 it $ fr Spruce st. 27x92.......
James e. REILLY ct al to p. REILLY
q Son, Q : Lexington st, 208 IT $ Q
fir River st. 25x100. .................
Abraham Glassner to Samuel Gold.
W S Broad st. $40 # fr Clark st,
Morris Freitman to Otto Freitman,
$ 3 Elm st, 400 IT W FIR Prospect
st, 5Oxyo
Walter j.. Harper to Philip M. wag-
ner. W 8 Belmont ~. 325 # n fr
Bigelow st. 25x135.
Reuben b. Edwards to Sophie David
son. n e cor Newton st and S. Or
ange av, 43x93
Max Mendel to William Rau, w :
High st, 131 TT n fl 18th av. 30x100.
Louis Beller to Joseph Falkowsky.
g S $. 18th st. 52 It S fr Springfield
dV, 6X6U
Adron Froehlich TO Michael Gero-
nimo ct al, W g Newark st, n g cor
TOWNSHIPS.
Selig Scheuer ct al (exrs) TO Thomas
A. Levy, Montclair, n e cor Bloom
field and Midland avs. 33x10l. 49,.
Alex N. Fish to Lizzie M. Carter,
J~rvington. e $ Cummings ST, $50
II n fr land 8. H.. Ward. 30x1ls. 81.
Lindsey Manor Land and Improve
ment Co. 10 Edla /. Shultz. S. Or.
anee, W S Hillside I'd, 500 ct S fir
Wall st, 2hx100
VIII G. Headley to Mary r. Vogel,
W. Orange. II " 5 Valley st. 29s II
n e Fl Llewellyn Park, y7xl3S......
Mary E. Vogel TO viii c. Headley.
l.. Orange, e g N. Park 81, - IT
n fir Burchard ay olx76.. .......,.
james G. B~arradale to Edward G.
Richardson. Il. Orange. Il W g Bed
ford st, S5l # fl Elwood .av, 1lx10o
Sara Rain and hus to William ker-
snochan. II. Orange. n e cor I'D vt
and S~pringdale av. Sgl1a ......,....
William II. Barton Ia Antonio Cirque
ct al, Caldwell. mid Of I'D Fl
Thomas G. J~acobus's to Peter Van
derhoof's s. at cor William Pearce's
lot. AZ acres
Minnie ID. Runyon ct al 70 SOPHIE
Davidson, Belleviile. e $. DIS wilson
st, zoo 1t s IL Little st. 5019e. ......
Sophie Davidson and hus to Horace
s. Miller, Bellevllle, n Q o Terry
aud Davidson SITS. S4xa2o ...,...
John r.. Vincent to Jessie ID. Vim
cent, w. Orange. strip OF land con
tanning II acres, or Railway
h1Nef ..sE.-..+s.ss ..s.s 49,
Phoebe l.. Kear to same, w. Or
ange. same property ....,........".
John r. Frank to John Alcoras. Try
ington, W s Linden av. rs IT n IT
Madison av. 25xlOo.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

The Official board of the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church is PLAN
ming to organize a society the object
of which will be the collection and
preservation of items of historical in
terest to the church.
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CHARLES ALBERT POPE.

ROSELLE PARK, Feb. 1~6.-Charles
Albert Pope died yesterday at the g
of So years at his residence, BIZ Walnut
street. He vas born I'm Dorchester,
Mass. He is survived by his wife, two
son n a daughter.
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NEW WORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations OF the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne g. Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
Open. High. Low. Close.
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GARRIGAN-On February IA. 1912. Grac'
A.. daughter of the late Matthew ant
Elizabeth Garrigan (nee SMITH, 80
South Orange avenue.
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FELLMETH-Entered into rest, or
brief Illness, Wilhelmine r. Fellmeth
nee Frisch). widow of John B. Fell
meth in her roth year, 2s9 South
Seventh street.
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on February Ia, 1912, Katherine. wifi
of Albert Y. Dodd. 249 Cottage street
Trvington.
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FISHER-On Feb. Is, 1912. al the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs. Arthur
Hague, 32s Bergen street, Harrison.
Josephine Fisher nee Sfeller). be-
loved wife of Joseph Fisher.
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FLORISTS.

j. ID. JR., . BELMONT Av.
Fresh cut flowers for all occasions; funeral
Designing a speciality. . T. b4B2-J. Market.
FOR stylish and neatly arranged norai de-
signe at moderate prices go to JOHN CROSS
LEY. Florist. 40 geiieviile av. Tel. 2sJ1 .. B.
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DEATHS.

BALDWIN-Mrs. Alice j. Baldwin, OF
Burlington, N. J., died at her sons
home, Asa Valley road. West Orange,
on Thursday, February Is. 1912.
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LOONEY-At New Jersey Home for Dis.
abled Soldiers, February Ia. 1912. Michael
Looney. late of Companies u and N
~Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania Infantry
aged So years.
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IEONARD-On February Is. 1912. OF pneu-
monia, Helen E., daughter of Levina and
the late Joseph c. Leonard. 81 orator
street.
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LoCKNfSH-Entered into rest after a lin
gering illness. on February 18, 1912, Anna
n. p. wife OF John M. Locknlsh, in her
67th year.
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BANAHAN-On February IA, 1872. Manga
ret. beloved wife of Patrick Banahaa.
in her 10th year. : North Third street.
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GRANE-On February IA. 1912. Olive, be-
loved daughter OF Oscar and the late
Julia Crane (aee ,Kearney). 315 South
Ninth street.
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0IIR DAILY SPECIAL.

Well ssnit that we Have More
Brains than Money.
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JIMNERSON-On February IA, 1912,
Mary A., beloved wife of the late
George 3. Immersion, aged SIS years,
III North Second street.
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DAVIDSON February ID. 1912, Susan
j.. widow of William II. Dawes. 10
Winans avenue.
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FIsHER-on February Is, 1917, Nor
timer w, beloved husband of Emmt
Fisher, aged 65 years, H. Bellevill'
avenue.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.


The bid md asked prices appended
furnished through EfseIe a Kingt
EEL GAS ETC
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MOORE-At Believille. n. j., February %.
1912, Harriet c.. widow of Abraham 6.
Moore, in her s1st year, q Van Rensse-
laer street.
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pOLLARD-On February is. 1912. Edward
n. beloved SOU of Edward n Della
Pollard, at his parents residence. lE2
p,gst KINNEY street.
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COsGROyE-Suddeniy on February 10,
1912, Thomas p. beloved husband of
the late Mary C~osgrove. 222 Wright
street.
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BENSON-On February 16, 1912, Lena,
wife OF the late August Benson. aged
50 years. 1868 Plane street.
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PARII.LO-On February IA. lai2. Maria.
beloved wife of Vito Parillo. in her 59th
Year, 80 Dow ming street.
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DORST-On Thursday. February is. 1912
Philip. beloved son of Adam and Tresei
Dorst (nee KunkeD, age 3 years !
month and 10 days. 46S South Tenth
street.
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JACKET. Entered into rest, on
Wednesday,, February IL, 1912. after
a short and severe Illness, Katherine
jacket (nee Ruoss), beloved wife OF
August Jacket, aged 81 years 7
months 2S days, 5s4 Springfield ave-
nue..
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GOSS-On February IS. 1872. George.
son of the late Max and Catherine
Gloss, In his 32d year.
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HERBERT-On February Il, 1912, Leah
Crossman Herbert, beloved wife OF ET-
nest w. Herbert and daughter OF the
late Edwin A.. and Margaret w. Cross
man.
Relatives and friends, also members
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary of Lincoln
Post No. II. G.. A.. r.. and members OF
Lincoln Post, are kindly invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the post rooms.
No. s3S Broad street. on Saturday, the
18th, at 1870 p. m, where services VIII pc
held, Interment at convenience OF the
family.