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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT
all


Sealed proposals for furnishing apparatus
to the Fire Department will be received at
the Board Of Fire Commissioners, during the
period OF time between 1850 and 2.30 o'clock
in the afternoon Of Friday, March It'll. 1913,
expiration Of the time fixed for receiving
the proposals aforesaid, 10 wit. fAll prices
to be net T.. o. b. Newark. - j., and all
specifications which shall be obtained at Fire
IIeadquarters):
Two e, gasoline motor-driven tchain drive)
fire pumping engines.
Two C2) motor-driven aerial hook and lad
der trucks with scventy-fve feet extension
ladders.
der trucks with eishty-hye foot extensio,
one "a gasoline motor-driven (chain drive,
combination chemical car, with suitable size
Three CSl> automobiles for use Of officers.
Price not to exceed s., 10000 each,
Proposals for each class Of apparatus TO
be submitted separately and TO be accom-
panied by detailed plans and specifications
showing construction and equipment
Each proposal must also be accompanied
by surety agreement executed by surety
company authorized by law 10 act as such
in New Jersey which company shall qualify
as 10 It's responsibility IN the amount OF the
proposal and agree TO become surety In. the
aforesaid amount for the execution and faith
full performance Of the contract If awarded
TO the person or persons making the bid.
The Board of Fire Commissioners reserves
ms may be deemed most desirable and best
for the interests Of the city. and it further
reserves the right to reject any or all pro-
BY order. OF the Board Of Fire Commits
eioners.
WILLIAM A. WEBER
President.
Charles S. Smith,
Secretary. febee-bt
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OFFICE OF CITY CLERK
Report of deaths for the week ending
March / 1918; Men. 81; boys, aG; women
AZ: girls, 90, Total, 152.
Ages--une year md under, 90; between ]
and years q; between and years. 5; be
tween 8 and 10 years. 4; between 10 md 20
years. ~ between 20 and 80 years, IL; be-
tween 20 and 10 years, o. between 40 and
30 years, 20; between 80 and 60 years, Il;
between co and 40 years -; between 10 and
so years 10. 50 years and over. Z.
Diseases Alcoholism, ., anaemia, 2:
aneurism anrta. !; apoplexy or celebrnl
hemorrhage j; asthma, .; bronchitis. 4;
Brights disease. kidneys, q burns p can
GER 3: cancer liver. q cancer recturn. .;
casualties. 4; cirrhosis liver, .; diabetes NELL
rus I; drowned 1 endocardltis. O. eryspelas.
! fstula In ano. Il fracture skull, 4; gan
creme T. CASTRO enteritis. >; gastritis, J.:
heart disease. S: heart organic I; heart
valvular, 3. heniplegia, ?; hernia, i hydro
cephaiuF T. inanition, >; iutersusseption
bowels {. marasinus or nlalnutrihon. ~;
meningitis tubercular. I. uANocarditis, D.
nephrits 10: oeden3a lungs 3 old age or
senilitv, ,: phthisis. pulmonalis, l. pneu-
monia 10; pneumonia, broncho % pneu-
monia pleuro =. premature birth 3: rheu-
lnatisn =: sclerosis- T. septicaema. |; soft
entng brain /; stiii born, Z; tuberculosis, IL
ureemia, :.
Places Of Nativity United states, 9l; Ire
land 10: England. =: Scotland 81 Italy, D;
France, / sweden. I; Germany, 20; Russia,
4; Austria, T. Colorcd L. Unknown l.
JAS. +, CoNNELTY.
City Clerk
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oIrY ADVERTISEMENTS.
- - - .as--7----s
NOTICE .ss Or OF INTENTioN-Hoard OF ST.

: - y - ~ ~ -.-a
NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board Of str.at
and water Commissioners
x,S ~ susl t 70 resolution adopted by the
OF the CITY or Newark at a meeting heia
on the twenty-seventh dav OF Icebrtiarr 1911
ana approved by the Mavor or mo fgt0 III
Ne"a sa,. on me twenty-eighth dav of F1ebru-
- ~. 4gi"l PUBIC notice Is hereby given thai
n ~ .ne lnlention or the Board OF Street ans
Wa.eI commissioners OF the city OF Newark
uIiae,. Shd py virtue of provisions OF the act
emitted An Act to Revise and Amend the
SSshar,er o. the City Of Newark - approved
naarrh lAth, 1857, and the stinnianae1ts
s snsIeso, ana the act creating the Board az
e SS anu water Commissioners of the CITY
81 81 =. NenaEK' approved March 2sth, 1891 ana
otner PUBLIC laws of the state of New. Ier-
sey, to order and cause he ona Inv ' a,1
widening of 'n 'Penihs aho
PLATT STREET.
~ lne aodilion OF q triangular strp n
SHss.nut street the said triangle extending
apoul .ordy-nYe 800 feet on the northwestern.
sn5e OF Cnestnut street and about thjrtv-t,vo
S o1. ~ atong the extension of the nortn-
cry siae OF Plat street from IT'S interyee.
ton with Chestnut street ali Of whieb 4
SHOWN or a map on file in the Office of m,
1920. fiio"h as ~
Such persons may object thereto s+e
requesteq 10 present their objections in writ.
i ~ - me cierS Of said board. at the Office
sloners City Hail. Newark on ~ basas.
notice. ''i4 uNte ol e"''
BY direction OF the Board of street Al,
water Commissioners OF the CITY Of. Se,rsri,,
NJ. r. SHERRERp.
Newark. \. j.. February 2sth' 1913. s mar 8,
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DIPLOMACY MAY DELAY
RIGGS-COUDERT WEDDING
Cupid Is Under Orders to Gov
eminent Expediency.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Miss
Aimee NJ. Coudert. of New York and
Washington, will be married in d few
weeks to Thomas Riggs, of Washing
ton--if the national policies of Presi.
dent-elect Wilson do not interfere
with their plans.
The date of the ceremony which
will unite the two prominent families
will depend on whether Mr.. Riggs,
who is connected with the United
States Geological Survey, is sent to
the frozen North to superintend the
placing of permanent monuments
along the INSTRUMENTATION boun-
Diary.
If President Wilson decides that the
work should not be delayed, and Mr.,
Riggs is ordered North, the wedding
will not take place until the spring.
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COURTS MAY REPLACE
NEW YORK'S CHINATOWN

NEW YORK, March New York 3
Chinatown is to be wiped out of eX-
istence by the latest plans for a
Civic Centre. The Court House board
today will file Its report which pro-
vides for the acquisition of the prop
erty extending from City Hall Park
to Bayard street, which the city does
not already own. In this district is
Chinatown
AS now planned, the Civic Centre,
the largest of its kind in the world
would provide sites for a new Federal
court house, a new United States gen
eral postofflce building, a building for
the use of New York State officials
in this city, new State courts build
ing and broad plaza entrance to
the Manhattan bridge over East
river. The Federal government and
the State will be asked to join in the
movement
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Charles S. Smith,
Secretary.

FOURTH STREET GRADING. CURLING
AND F1AGGING, VERNON AVENUE
FLAGGING. JOHNSON AVENUE Paw
Notice IS hereby given that the Commits
sloners 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 Newark.
peculiarly benefited BY any local improve
ment in the said city in proportion as near
y as may be 70 the advantage each was
deemed to have acquired have made an esti-
mate and assessment of benefits upon all the
owners Of all The lands and real estate In the
City OF Newark peculiarly benefited by each
Of the following improvements in said city.
namely:
The grading. curblng and fagging OF
FOURTH STREET.
from Bloomfield avenue to Arlington avenue
approved July z 1911. and from Bloomfield
avenue to Third avenue. approved April q
The lageing of
VERNON AVENUE.
from Nairn placo westerly about 2o5 feet
approved August 90 1872
The paving of
from Watson avenue to about 315 feer south
erly, approved September l. 1911.
said assessment comprises all lots. tracts
and parcels Of land and real estate liable to
be assessed as Aforesaid. lying on both
FOURTH STREET,
from Bloomfield Avenue to Arlington avenue
and from Bloomfield avenue to Third avenue;
VERNON AVENUE.
from Nairn place westerly about e05 feet;
both sides of
JOHNSON AVENUE.
from Watson avenue TO about 140 feet north
of MeeSer avenue. and have filed their re-
ports of said assessment for benefits in the
County Of Essex and that the judge of said
court has fixed Saturday. The eighth day OF
March. 1919, az ten o'clock In the forenoon,
In the Circuit Court room at the Court House
in the City of Newark as the time and place
of hearing any objections that may be made
10 the said assessments.
Dated March g. 1913.
HERBERT. BOGGS,
mchS-ot City Attorney.
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HYLAND DRAWS
PETIT JURORS
of Panel of 125, as
Usual, Are from This
City.

Under Sheriff James f. Hyland to-
day drew the names of 195 men TO
serve as petit jurors durin the two
weeks commencing Monday, March
10. OF the list, eighty-seven are from
Newark
The list follows:
Newark--John Carroll. Charles
Trenholm, Edward Bebb. James
Walsh, Harry Hill, Vernon Coolidge,
Walter Owen, Conrad Bauman. John
Centaninc, Thomas J. Leddy, John
j. McCudden, Hugh Guppin, Freder-
ick Ortland. Charles w. Harper,
George Nesbit. James Mccarthy. John
Robin, Asbury r. Nickerson, Frank
Jordan, Harry Bennington William
III. Forsythe, w. Brown, John Leon
ard, William ]. Wilson, Alexander
Tuers, Samuel Simon. Frank Brahm,
Joseph Schilling, Edward Ticehurst,
Silvio Veleri, Daniel Rossa Edward
Rooney, Walter Palmer. Stephen Van
Dorm, Adam Wild EDWARD II. John
son, Joseph Hoffman, Morris F'itz-
gerald. Frederick Fisher Edward
Horton, Thomas Baylan, Victor Gias-
ser, Otto Fisher, Frank Lonsburg
Arthur Wagner, James Wilkinson,
William Waldron, Frank Dishow, Ed
ward Armm, John L. Wilcox, Thomas
Chadwick. Dolph d Compile, Charles
A. Carrolton, Thomas Craig, Thomas
John Mahon, Joseph f.
Joseph Basile, Charles
Hatfield, Louis Greilfinger. A..
Joseph Murphy. John j.
Grimm, Peter a. Bigeler, Bernard ?.
Doian, Peter E. Reynolds, George II.
Weston, Frank Durkin. john Brown,
Thomas Mooney. Joseph Harris, Jo-
seph Kilorn, Antonio Gonnela, Wilt
lam Horton, Samuel Lipshitz. Ed
ward Knox. John +. Keersting, Glen
l.. Francesca, William Brodessor, An
drew Heinzelmann. James II. Riker,
Joseph Winant. Lawrcnz Hiseviceo,
William b. jackson, Benjamin Fem
blatt. John Ciett. John Smith.
Be11eville--John Garrison.
Bloomfeld--John f., Parker. John
Martin. George Chamberlain, Charles
NJ. Lockwood.
East Orange-B Frank Green,
Stephen Herdman, Edward Smith.
Henry S. Winner. James Connors.
4. r.. Perine G. Henry Mangels, Mar
tin shorter, Edwin Beach,
Orange--Pa trick Nurtney, Patrick
X earns, x. Hugo Fischer, Frank Leo
nardo. Lathrop e. Baldwin, James
Cooper. William Drabell. William
Deimer, owen Egan, Richard Miller,
NJ. J. O'Connor, Joseph Kelly, Joseph
r. AMBROSE.
South Orange--Charles ]. OBrien.
Robert Maggie. John r. Preston.
Irvington--Ralph Crane.
Millburn--F Frank Schmidt, Edward
+. Kamp.
Nutley--Edward Banta, Clarence
Reynolds.
Verona--Charles Stemmle.
Fortune favors the brave and the
housewife who reads the ads.
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NEWARK BRIDEGROOM HAS
HONEYMOON AERO FLIGHT

Friends Of Philip J. Bowers. of
Philip j. Bowers & Co., real estate
operators were surprised to learn TO.
day that an incident of his honey
moon trip was a long aviation flight
on Saturday afternoon at Nice,
France. His bride did not accom-.
pany him, but she met him when he
was landed on the grounds OF the
aerodrome at Ia California. Mr.
Bowers was taken up as passenger
by Maicon, in Caudron biplane.
The flight was made from the Prom
enade des Anglais to the Municipal
Casino and from there to the avia-
ton grounds.
ut was a wonderful experience,
Mr. Bowers said II was surprised
at the marvellous behavior of the ma
chine and the feeling of safety it in
splred. The sensation was as il I
were ascending in an elevator
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Legal NOTICES. .

ESSEN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Samuel Katz, plaintiff VS.. Herbert w.
Ross, defendant Notice of attachment On
contract.
Notice Is hereby given that a writ of at
tachnlent was issued out of the Essex County
Circuit Court against the rights and credits.
moneys and effects. goods and chattels, lands
and tenements OF Herbert W. Ross. an absent
and abseonding debtor at the suit Of Samuel
KATE for the of two hundred and
seventy-seven and nincty-four one hundredths
dollars returnable on the first day of April.
1918, has been served aud duly executed and
was returned on the eleventh day OF Janu-
ary 1913, by the Sheriff Of the County OF
Essex, New Jersey.
Dated January 4 1913,
feb1T-N Clerk.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Newark Y j. February &C. 1918.
Sealed proposals will be received at these
headquarters (while the Board OF Fire Com
missioners is in session., during the period
of time between / 80 and 2;3o o'clock p. M,
on Friday, March eth. 1918 and will be
opened Immediately after tho expiration Of
the tins fixed for receiving the aforesaid
proposals for furnishing the department with
the following supplies. TO wit:
625 bags, more or less. Of best natural oats
100 bags, more or less, of best bran. r,
$4,000 pounds, more or less. of best No.sf
old Timothy hay.
10000 pounds, more or less, Of best long
rye straw.
posal.
Tho quality of the aforesaid supplies must
be as specified above. and delivery is TO he
made at the quarters OF each company in
such quantities as the several companies may
need during the month.
Further information concerning these pros
posals, as to quality and quantity, VIII be
furnished upon application TO the secretary
of the board.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners reserve
the right to purchase such additional qusu-
titles Of the several commodities herein
specified as may be needed. at the pricer
contained in the proposal il may accept. and,
IL further reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals SO received as may bs'
deemed for the best interests of the city.
WILLIAM A. WEBER.
President.
Charles s. Smith.
Secretarp.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NIrNV Apty

Max Blasberg to Otto L. Vogeler, east
side South Seventh street. 200 feet south
from Fourteenth avenue, 5000.
Annie Caffrey and husband to Thomas
Henry. south side Warren street, ~
feet west from Hunterdon street, $500.
Advance building Company to Nicholas
Albano, north side South Orange avenue.
So feet northeast from Howard street.
$4,000
Darnet Chinich 10 Fidelity Trust Conn
panv. southeast side Fairview avenue, 295
feet southwest from seventeenth avenue,
$500
Joseph Densky TO same southeast side
Fairyiew avenue. 2e5 feet south west frem
Seventeenth avenue, $500.
Louis Benisch ct a. to Adeline >. I;
McConihe, south side Scott street, fS2
feet west from Mulberry street, $4,000.
Francisgek DohroWoiski ct al. to
charlee wannsoh- Wnst kids South
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PRINCE TAKEHIT0 ILL
WITH TUBERCULOSIS

TOXIC. March 3.--Prince Takehito.
head of a collateral branch of the inn
perial family. is critically i'll from tu-
herculosis at his country residence
near Kobe. The Emperor today or
dered his own chief physician to pro-
coed there.
Prince Takehito is an admiral in the
japanese navy and served with dis
tinction in the wars between japan
and China and Japan and Russia. He
was educated for his procession in the
British navy
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CONTRACTS FILED

Vincent S. Milford, owner, with j. J..
Nc Namara, contractor, construction
work. .$i4,o72; 127 South Mountain ave
nue.. Montclair.
Antoni Rossi, owner. with Antonio Ro-
50. 40. Humbert street Ntitley.
Georgiana and II. W. Dobbins, owners.
with Antonio NJ. Spillane. contractor.
avenue
NJ. & ID. Tarshis, owners. with Frey
Bros. contractors, plumbing work, 81
0S3; III Custer avenue. Same owners
with II. Finkel contractor, painting
work, $3.50; same premises.
Anna Morn, owner, with Thomas 70.
James. contractor. carpenter work. 5000
g. Vast CItnfcn street, East orenEe
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CHURCHES UNITE

TIACKENSACK, n. j., March a.
The First Methodist Episcopal
Church, of this city, established in
1s4s, held it's service last night. The
congregation has been united with
the Asbury Methodist Church. The
church building. is offered for sale
and a movement is under way to ac-
quire 1t for a clubhouse.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ordinance has been passed by
the Board Of Street and Water Commission
ers and approved by the Mayor OF the City
Of Newark and pursuant TO the provisions
of Chapter SO of the State laws Of 1909 Is
hereby published by titie;'
An ordinance to provide for the vacation Of
81 AVENUE T,
between South street and Clifford street
Adopted February nth. 1918.
r. H. RYAN
President OF the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners.
A. L. SWAIN.
Acting Clerk OF the Board.
Approved February 2sth. 1913
JACOB 1AuSsLING.
mzrt-H Mayor.
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PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given that the
following ordnance. has been passed by
the Board OF Street and Water Commission
ers and approved by the Mayor OF the City
OF Newark. and pursuant 70 the provisions
OF Chapter 30 Of the State laws OF 1909, Is
hereby published by title:
An ordinance to provide for the vacation Of
cOwPER STREET.
between Wickline street and Boston street.
Adopted February 9th 1918
r. II. RYAN
President OF the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners.
A. L. SWAIN,
ra Acting Clerk OF the Board.
Approved February 2sth. 1913
JACOB HAUSSLING.
marf-5t Mayor.
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DIES UNDER KNIFE

August Schopfer. brakeman, of
316 Fifteenth street, College Point,
l.. l., who was run over on Saturday,
died while physicians were amputat-
ing his right leg yesterday at st.
Michaels Hospital.
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Twenty Hurt in Train Wreck

HAMILTON, Ont. March s.--Twen-
ty persons were injured when the
Wabash express. en-route to Buffalo,
on the Wabash railroad was wrecked
ut Cayuga today. Spreading rails
was the cause Of the wreok-
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soIl ~ OF PUBLIC HEARING -RELEAsf,
OS ,DEDlGATlON OF SMITH STREET
AND HARVEST STREET. Board of

~ ~ ~, ~, ~ = Ll.ic HI1ARIN6i-REB FASf
" ,CEDICATlON OF SMITH STREET
AND HARVEST STREET. Board of
,, 3eieet ana water Commissioners.
;nentio nS 10 ts is hereby given that It is the
Commissioners under and bv virtue Of ths
PROVISIONS OF the act entitled An act TO pro
S Ss TOT exllnguishlng the public right arising
and boroughs in certain cases annroxed
May LIST. 1911. by ordinance. to release AMI
esxansuish the public right arising from the
SMITH STREET.
extending from the present westerly line Of
erly line Of Ridge street and
HARVEST STREET
extending from point about thirty 800 feet
west OF the present westerly line of Mount
Prospect avenue to a point about f05 foef
west or the present westerly line of Ridge
street except such portions of said Smith
street and Harvest street included within the
present limits Of Balantine parkway, elf
ton avenue and Ridge sctreet as shown on
private map on page 352 OF private maps
on file in the office of the Chief Engineer
Of this board and entitled MAP
Of the Smith Farm, and also
shown on a map on file in tho Office of the
Chief Engineer of this board known "a No.
i094-V, and that a public hearing will he
given by the Board of Street and Water Com
nlssioners to all parties interested in the re
In the above described portions of Smith
street and Harvest street on Thursday. March
2Tth, 1918. at 80 o'clock p. m, in the meet
ing room Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners. City Hall, Newark. New Ier.'
sey. at which time and place the said Board
OF Street and Water Commissioners Will cop-
sider any and all objections that may be pro-
scented In writing against the proposed action
OF said board.
Such persons as may object thereto are
requested TO present their objections in writ
Ing on or before the day above named
BY order Of tho Board Of Street aQd Water
NJ. r. sHERRERD,
nar3-2t Chief Engineer
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TRANSFERS.
NEWARK,

Joseph okin TO Bonet Stepner, Il
cor Thirteenth av and Howard st.
b5NSo ,a,s'.'..s- -, '''''',,';..'
Bouet Stepner to Joseph Okin,
Morton st, 80 IT " fr LOT 20. S01loo.
and other tract .....::...- ...........-
ct al $ $. Seventeenth ST, 20V II
FIR Fourteenth av, 25XlO0. ,......t-
Louis V. Aronson to Albert II. Peal
Hudson st. 13S 1T 5 fr Dicker-
son St 27X90. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Never Benisch ct al teSecutorl TO
Louis Benlsch ct al. 5 Scott ST,
1S2 IT W fl Mulberry St SOX96. ....-
John W. Jurkowski TO John Bar
racl, II $ Garrison st, 100 IL fr
Elm I'd, 25x9A. .,.,..... ..'':,..;.';;>,,
Charles Wuensch 10 Franciszck Do
browolslS., w ). Twelfth st, i35
ri n fr Eighteenth av, 25xSl; go.
Nanny Book to George stiekel: "
Ridge st, 232 IT II fr Eratton
Andrew Kirkpatrick ct nj iexecu-
torsl 10 Eugene !. Hancock. W
Seymour av 2t5 II fr Madison
az, 3lXl1l ..............',.', 49,,
.Wiiheimina Tyler aud hus TO George
Custer. Huuterdon ST, 100 tt
~ fir Hawthorne av, 25xl00.
.Iohn II, Monahan (sherifl1 to Ber-
ina Josephs ct al. e $ John st, $50
fl fl Quarry st. 25Xl0O. ...... 49,.
Jacob Peter 90 Robert c, Good ct
al. o ltrelinghuysen av and Stan
ton st, 60Xl0S. -. ....,,..:.:.t...'.
Frank Lang to Louis Goldstein;
Van Bnren st. lo9 IT II fr Ferry
Mary G. Dickson to Royal =: Viii
son ct al W ; Dewey st. 20 IT
fir Bragaw av, 25Xl0S."..........,,.
TOWNSHIPS.
Max LitwinoH to Matteo Parish
Belleyillc, 5 Overlook av, 100 n
, fr Leonora av, 50x,e9. ';'';;.;. .a
lryington " Linden av, l,O2O IT
n FIR Clinton az, 2oX10l.
1ohn +. Monahan tsherih) to Fran
cis X Brosnan. u. Orange, $ :.
Grove st, IA II II fr Eleventh aN'
Mabel q Vreeland aud hus to Lou
80 n Friedel aud bus, Orange, Q
s lakewood av, 1856 fl II central
ny 35XiQl ...............s.-. ......-
Viola Nj. Frank ct al to Beotricc u
Horne. Irvington, Q $ orange aN'
i3S n n fr Springfield ay, 32X15o. -.
Albert W. Fish to Earl q. John-
stone, Glen Ridge, W WashlhE-
ton pl 1868 TT u fr Washington ST.
Charles, A. bearing ct al to Edward
- Ratrh Millburn, q Grant
ST. i5o It n W FIR Wyoming ay, 1OoN
40 .......,......... 49,. .-.''.'.+''''
Roseyille Construction Company to
Carl w. Locke. Montelair, "
Maple av, 237 IL n fr Lincoln 81,
100X2S1 ........ss.s'' 's''s.., -
Charles III. Norman to Mabel G.
Flemlng, s. Orange. = G. wood
land az, 600 # $ W FIR Beach ct
T5X1S0 ,a..,.--s..s.s.'''l 80 ,'....'- -,
William Heyeck TO Oscar X.
Brncker. IrVington, Twenty
second st. 100 n n fr Nineteenth
qy 2bXt0O ............,s. f.t.s
Greylock Land Company TO Ralph
Jordan, Belleviile. $ Overlook av.
S6 II W fr Bremond st, 50xl0o.
Emma Reinic to Jennie y. Keller:
Iryiugton, n W Florence nv. go
n q fr Springfield ay. 3Txi2S....
X of r. Building and Loan Asso-
citation to Franz ]. Reyer, ). Or
anre, II Hilton av, 100 II II W n
Wellesley st, 33XlO0. ....,...,.,,.-,.
Rronkllne Land and Improvement
Company 10 Hyman Epstein, Nut
lev W s Drookline ay, 70 IL S n
Eiorence av, 3Tx10O. ...,..............
same 10 same. Nutley, W Brook
line NV, 112 II s fr Florence st.
37xl00 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........'..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-03
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