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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10
BOWLING TONIGHT

THE STAR H E A D P l N
TOURNAMENT 1fifth and last
of the five jewelers. League
nights)-Four teams from Du-
rand & Co., two teams from
American Oil Supply Company
and ten teams from Carter,
Howe 6 Co., on Iroquois alleys.
SUBURBAN L e A G. U E.
Kruger at National.
BELLEvILLE FRATERNAL
LEAGUE-Jr. o. u. A. M. VS..
Royal Arcanum, Odd Fellows
VS.. Sons of Veterans, on the
Belleville Clubs alleys.
LACKAWANNA LEAGUE
Orange Valley at East Orange
Elks, Millburn at Summit,
Llewellyn at Eureka, Waiver
ly at Madison.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
New. York Telephone VS.. West
inghouse, on Weingarth &
Whattons alleys.
DIOCESAN UNION LEAGUE
Bloomfield at Elizabeth, In
>stitute at st. Columbia.
PYTHIAN LEAGUE-Elbe-
ron VS.. Bloomfield. Handy Andy
VS.. Olive Branch. on Tuxedo
alleys.
JEWELLERS L e A G u E.
Hedges. Allsopp & Allsopp, B.,
G. & o No. 2, on Clark's En-
pire alleys.
N e w ARK CHURCH
LEAGUE-Fewsmith VS.. Rose
vile. Paramount B VS.. Knox,
on Eureka alleys.
o r A N G e CHI Il re H
L E A G u First Congrega-
tional VS.. Bethel, First Presby-
terrain VS.. st. Agnes, on
Schmidt's Alpha alleys, Or
ange. .
LIE elise TOURNAMENT
IWe-1Wa, NallSDurg, Tuxedo,
on LIE Glise's alleys.
PRUDENTIAL LEAGUE-In-
vestigation No. VS.. Industrial
Actuarial, Policy Loan VS..
Ordinary Actuarial, on Vein
garth & Whatton's alleys.
KRAEMER TOURNAMENT
-Waverly, Imperial A, Impe-
rial B, on Kraemer's alleys.
WHITE PALACE ToURNA-
MENT-Read Trio, Empire
Colts, Unos, on the White Pal
ace alleys.
EAST END TOURNAMENT
lie elise, Crabbers, Bergen
five, on East End alleys.
IL 9..FFF4.F9.s.9-9.ss.4..E,y.F.g.4.t.F.E
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Frank Macmillan writes that he Is
anxious to arrange a skating race for
Elfrieda Macmillan with any girl IN
Jersey at from one-half to mile Tor
tho championship OF the State Last
season she defeated Dolly Peterson.
of Boston. in a mile race In the Arena
at Fort Lee.
The McMahon brothers have
signed up Luther McCarty to po1
Jess Willard ten. rounds at their En-
pire Athletic Club, New York, on
February %.
Jimmy McVeigh, the clever local
featherweight win meet Young Le-
roy, of New York. in one Of the main
four-round bouts at the Central In
stitute Monday night. Eddie jackson
and Battling Jimmy, both Of this city,
will come together in another star
bout, while Eddie Kinley win hook up
with Young Raymond in the third
principal setto. The semi-nnsi viii
bring together Billy Kelly and Young
Lenny. Three prellminaries viii pre-
cede these events.
A big feature of the Panama Pacific
International exposition at San Fran
cisco in 1916 will be two meetings for
light harness horses. The first will
be held early in the season and will
be mainly for coast horses. Later
the American Association of Trotting
Horse Breeders viii have complete
control of the meeting.
That the automobile is baseoall )
arch enemy is the opinion OF Billy
Gravson. ex-owner of the Louisville
Club. 1.-The rapid increase OF the use
of automobiles has cost baseball own
ers more than anything" says Billy.
"People now take, Saturday after
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AT a stated term of the District Court Of
the United States for the District Of New
Jersey held at the United States Court House.
ii the city Of Trenton. on the third day Of
January in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and thirteen:
Present. His Honor John Relistab' Dis
In the matter Of Christian B. Bruce
t-ading as Marathon Lunch Co., alleged
It appearing BY the records OF the Court
that on the twenty seventh day Of Decem-
Der. 1912 petition was filed against Chris
tan B. Bruce. trading IS Marathon Lunch
Company praying that he may be decreed
bsnkrlpt and I appearing ape that said La, al
as Marathon Lunch Company, is not within
the District OF New Jersey. and that per-
sonal service Of The subpoena cannot be
Ordered that the said Christian B. Bruce.
trading as Marathon Lunch Company APP
pear plead, answer or demur on or before
the third day OF February, 1913. to the petit
ton nled herein in the once Of the Clerk Of
p Dec 1912. and IL case Of bis failure
to appear. plead answer or demur herein
within said tIrns. adjudication win be made
according g the PRAYER Of the said petition;
ordered that notice of this order or a
ssT9f Be PSsssss IN tSs Newark
paper published in the City Of Newark. New
Jersey once q week for two consecutive
tenth day Of January. 1913, and the second
publication e be on the seysnsesnth day q
JanuBFy. 1913. ana Inc miro puplcHtion 10
| be on the twenty fourth day OF January.
| 1913. and that a copy Of this order and the
| said petition be ndiled TO the last known
/ place Of abode Of said Christian 3. Bruce
| trading IS Marathon Lunch Company IN
| the District Of New Jerrey. on or before
tsisneH JOHN RELLsT4B
Judge.
W Atsa9s; as 81 fsattouias crsd,sos.
Newark. 81 j Janio17, q
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HELD AS FoRGER

To await arraignment in the First
Criminal Court tomorrow on a charge
of forgery, Charles w. Bayor, Il
years old, of 60 Nassau street, was
locked up at police headquarters by
Lieutenant Tuite. Bayor, who is en-
ployed as leather worker by Davis
& Rothblat, at 253 Mulberry street.
was given a check for 6 by Mr.. Roth
blat. The check was raised in value
TO $50 by Bayor.
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I noens and Sundays as occasions for
a journey into the country. They
used to remain in town. A club owner
must get the money on Saturdays or
1t doesn't come. The more autos the
fewer baseball fans. I know, be-
cause I have had experience both
ways
The fight game in Michigan will be
squelehed soon, If Governor Ferris,
who has Just gone into Office, mas asa
way. II am opposed to prize-fighting
-unalterably opposed to it," was one
of the governors first declarations
after going into Office. II stand for
every clean, manly sport and all real
athletics, but prize-fghting is not to
be included in this list If I find
violations Of the law going unnoticed
I shah take pains to see that the law
is enforced"
The training trip of the big league
ball teams is becoming more of a
scientific proposition every year. In
the olden days almost any Southern
town was good enough. Now water.
air and food conditions are the cause
of much study by managers.
Probably no patron Of the turf ever
| lived who won SO much money with
his race horses as did the late James
r. Keene. In the thirty-three years
he was connected with the sport his
racing colors, white with blue spots.
flashed home first in all the turf
classics of America, England and
France, with the exception of the
English Derby. There was scarcely
big racing event in existence that
his horses had not won some time or
other. During his long career as
breeder and owner his horses won
| Sc. 00O, 900.
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1884. broke to 10 IN sympathy with
the decline IN the stock
p. m.-The dulness which came
over the market discouraged the bulls
ana bears and even scalping opera
tons were abandoned. Prices Of the
Copper shares ruled close to the low
figures Of the morning, but the list
otherwise was on the mend.
p. m.-The market closed heavy.
The usual buying for the short ae-
count in the closing dealings did not
make its appearance and speculation
continued commonplace.
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MoRTGAG;Els RECORDED.

Rich w. yarley to Eleventh Ward
Building and Loan Association, west side
Third street, $50 feet north from Seventh
avenue. $4,000.
Giuseppe Longo to Pannonia Building
and Loan Association, east side Morris
avenue, 100 feet south from Fifteenth ave-
nue., 800.
property, $500.
Mary r. Staehle and husband to Pioneer
Building and Loan Association, east side
RidQewood avenue, 124 feet south from
Watson avenue $500
Z same to Ellen r. Connington, east side
Ridgewood avenue. 100 feet southwest
from Watson avenue, 500
Same to Amalle Schoellner, same prop
erty, $3.50.
James Brown to Fidelity Trust Com
paIly, west side Summer avenue, 12b feet
north frem Grafton avenue, 1900.
Nicola Bettelli to Samuel Schechner ei
al, west side Stone street. 221 feet north
from seventh avenue. 5000.
Henry Klein to Frank =, Bradner, south
side Springfield avenue, IS feet west from
Pierce street, $500
John c. Scheller to John Huebel, north
side Frankiin street, ab2 feet east from
Broad street, $1,000.
Aug Noil to Aug G. Noll. south side
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ON THE COURTS

Of basketball by score Of p to 10.
It was the West Side teams opening
contest and a large crowd was pres
ent. AT the end of the first half the
score was even, each team having
accumulated - points. The all
around playing of the West Side team
featured. Dave and Morris Riemer,
late of the National Turner's. showed
up wells Larry Halpin did the best
work for the Celluloids.
If the knights Of Columbus team
wallops the ST James Triangles It
will be declared a real Champion.
Isn't that an awful "if." But you
never can tell.
The St. Mary B. c. five defeated the.
Ajax quintet in a game of basketball
at Casino Hall, at William street.
last night by a score of 81 to q.
The game was fast and interesting
throughout. The Ajax put up q good
game In the first session, holding
the lead at the end of the half by a
score of is to 16. In the second half,
however, the home aggregation fin
ished I'D with a burst of speed and
won out easily Robrecht and De
Wvngaert, guards for the winners
put up a fine game, holding their op-
ponents we'll in hand. Barrett and
Fritz did most of the scoring for the.
Ajax.
Public Senior League contests We're
decided as follows yesterday: Morton
20. Hawthorne IL, at Morton court;
Franklin is, Sussex Ia. on Webster
court, and Boys Industrial 20, Cen
trail s. on Warren court. Merton leads
the league with six victories and no
defeats. Boys Industrial and HAM
burg place are tied for second, each
having won, to date, five games and
lost none. Hawthorne has five VIC
tories out of six played.
The Whirlwind A. A.. will meet the
Alec five at New Saenger Hall to-
night.
Walter Dempsey is no longer man
ager of the st. Michael five, business
forcing him to give up the sport.
Dempsey was popular man at the
uptown organization, and it was
mainly through his efforts that big
crowds came out to witness the
games.
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John w. SchoelIner ct al to Amalie
Schoellner, Ridgewood av, 200
IT W fir Watson av, 53x100. .....,
Amalie Schoellner to Mary T.
> Staehle, same property....
Samuel Schechner to Nicola Bet
tell, " Stone st, 22l TT fr
Seventh ay, 24xl20. .-.............
Edwin c. Greason ct al lexrsl to
Emma e. Greason, W Washing
ton ay, 2S3 it n FIR Chester av,
18xb4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Same TO Priscilla r. Osborn, S
Broad st, 2S7 TT FIR Fourth av,
23x1O0, and other tract. ........-
Same to Clarence o. Greasou. W
Washington ay, 302 TT W fl Ches-
ter av, 18x55. ..............-.
Same TO Charles H. Osborn, e
Broad st, 260 TT FIR Fourth av,
26xl00 ............,...,.....-
Jesse d. Smith to Everett Harrison.
Conklin av, 1886 II II fr Sey-
monr av, 4ex100. .................:..
Peter Ettmdeller to Henry Klein,
SIS Springfield av, So IT W fir Pierce
st, 20x36 .........................
Columbus Realty Company to Nicola
Guarino n s First av, Is TT W fl
n. Fourth st, 24x100.
Nicola Guarino to Giuseppe Dill
lario, First av, rs TT W FIR N.
Fourth st, 24x100. ...................
geber ct al, Il Orange st, 20 TT u
fir Newark Aqueduct Company's
lot, 25x100 ........................
Samuel huffman to Homer c. link,
s. Nineteenth st, $50 fl fr
Sixteenth av, 25x100. .....,. .......--.
Harry NJ. Cox to EdwaEd H. Ber-
gen, n s Porter ay, l62 IT " III
Elizabeth av,. 50x100..
William ]. Thompson to James Lees
n s Central ay, 80 IT W fr S. Sew
enth st, 50x100. .......,........,--..
| Samuel j. Holmes ct al to Joseph
r.. Post, Ruby pl, 149 IT W
fr Tiffany blvd, 32xS5.........-...
| Julia C. Cohn and bus to Lena Koz-
loff, W $. Eighteenth st, 100 TT
FIR Fifteenth av, 75x10O. ...-.....-.,
Jacob Schmidt to Harry Goetler,
cor Washington and Grafton
avs, 43x54 ........................
| George r. Kent to Samuel Gowf
sky, W Summer av. 1872 # fr
Fredonia av. 25x123.
CONRAD Schneider to Henry W.
Keim, S Orange st, 20 fl e fr n
Fourth st, 25x93. ...........:........-
TOWNSHIPS.
| Essex Real Estate and Construction
Company to John Bfoderson, 70.
Orange, w Emerson st, 400 RI n
| FIR Edgar st, 33X105. ............t.....
East Orange and Anpere Land Com
pany to George E. Gordon, u Ut
ange, n Eighteenth st, 14S TT
n FIR Rowe ST, 42x100. ................
] Chauncey g. Parkerto Dugald Mac
| Kinnon, Belleviile, Linden ay,
i 225 fit n fir Little st, 25x100. ........s
John II. Breckenridge ct al to Al
bert Mortimer, Iryington, s..
Rosehill pL 4l5 1T fr Fern az
| 26xlSI .,.--.-..,.....' ...'' .''...
Jacob J. Stemler TO Charles Brad
lev, T. Orange, 5 podd st, 70 1t
/ W FIR Meadow ~, 25x120. .......t-.
Charles Bradley to Jacob J. stem
Ter. Bloomfield, Westeott ST.
/ 5DN146 -.....-...,. ~. 49,. .f.s...s .. :.
| East Orange Terrace Inc, to Wal
/ ter c. Jacobs, p. Orange, W s Hill
crest ter $40 IT w fir Mountain
view ay. 60x120. .........,.,.. .......i
Coruelia W. Bowers ct al TO Ogden
III. Bowers, b. Orange, 10 IT e II
Halsted st. 1,670 II S Fl Hal
gted st, 50K107. ...................-.
Joseph r.. Post to samuel J. Holmes,
Montelair, W Greenwood av, 372
| n sfr claremont nv. 2Ox20O. . -.
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Senators Get College Boy

MIDDLETowN, Conn, Jan. TO-
Robert Austin a freshman at Yves
leyan University, is to leave college
to join the pitching staff of the Wash
ington American League, when the
squad goes South, according to an
nouncement made here yesterday.
His home is at Corning. n. Y.
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JASPER TRluMPHs

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 1O.-Jasper
triumphed over Reading before a rec
ord breaking crowd at Nonpareil Hall
last night, by the score of 25 to IL.
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JAMES r. coNNELLY.
City Clerk
HIGHLAND AVENUE PAVING. TICHE-
NOR LANE PAVING AND REPAVING.

SoR Lane PAvfNG AND REPAvING.
Assessment for benefits
Notice i hereby gwen that an sDss s1s
real estate peculiarly benefited by each of
the following improvements. namely
= = HIGHLAND AVENUE.
from Bloomfield avenue to Second avenue.
sseczssiug 70 The proyisioas q an 0rdips ls,
saass HIGHLAND AVENUE.
approved February O. 1912.
The payiag s,I End d = rsP9s ,y Of
from Murray street TO Parkhurst street.
according to the provisions Of an ordinance
Of the city Of Newark entitled An Ordi-
nance 70 provide for the paving and repaving
rIcHENoR LANE
from Murray street to Parfhurst street :"
approved September s. 1911 has been pre-
pared by the undersgn commissioners. an
pointed by the Mayor Of the city Of Newark
and that report by certificate In writing
with an accompanying map and schedule
showing the several assessments against the
several owners peculiarly benefited , as sfo re,
city clerk Of the city Of Newark for ex-
apslpation by the parties Interested therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots, tracts
and parcels Of land and real estate liable 10
% assessed as aforesaid, lying on both sides
HIGHLAND AVENUE.
from Bloomfield avenue to Second avenue;
on both sides sss,qo91f,r>op rANr
from Murray street to Parkhurst street
"A lot represents an entire plot Of land,
All persons interested in said assess ment
may be heard before said commissioners on
Tknrsday afternoon, the sixteenth day OF
ssns s ro as1s No. hpd s 90 ne city f9 Hail.
WILLIAM DIMOND,
JOSEPH HEISLER.
ADOLPH HOLzNER
5an10-5t Commissioners
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With Local Pin Knights

Tn fhe fourth of the nVe speSlai
NIGHTS for the jewelers. League poWl-
ers IN the star headpin tournament,
| held last night on the Iroquois al
levs there were sixty pin knights on
the lob. The final appearance OF tie
jewelers. will occur tonight. Wiillahi
Stpmpf. of the Crescent Watch Case
! Company. was the manager Oh iasl
nights affair and handled things Ia
rood shape. The watchfob winners
were Herman Serge and Her
bert Fleet. each of whom accounted
for a tally of 104 To THESE po"leis
went the trophies offered by the star
to those who have marks between
100 and 1l9.
Athletic League matches were plen-
tifnl last night. A triple tie Tor nrse
Mace now exists as a result OF the
| Games decided. The Columbian Five.
! of EAST Orange, which won three
games on its own alleys from North
Tnd is now even with the Columbia
| team of Hoboken, which iost tWo
Games out of three at home 10 tne
Newark Bay Primers, and the Jersey
r,itv Climb team, which was beaten
twice on its drives by the New YORK
r The Rosevilles won two out OIL
three games from Montclair and are
now tied for second place win ny
Newark Bays. The Ehzapeths on i.D
! own alleys got three from fassaic
i and advanced to a tie Win lhiiu
place.
nh, Elks' League match at Pam
aela last night between Plainneiu
ga New Brunswick resulted In a
,,intorv for the home team in two OUT
of tbree games. The 6runswlcks Sun
lead the league by good margin
however.
j. Urnager won two out of three from
west md In a Newark League match
rolled on the winning team aiiese
last night.
uoho,sen beat Trenton in nine out
80 ION games in an Eastern League
match rolled yesterday on the no,
horan alleys. In the individual
Koran won six out OF seven rom = -,
It's. and Hoboken made Cream SWEEP
! in the five-man.
Construction won two games En-
eineer broke even and Poor and
Aims lost a pair in Munlcipai
j League match decided over the
Kruger drives last night.>
a pair of Suburban League maeches
were decided last night. Bay View
and Northern made clean sweeps over
their respective opponents, Park A.
A. and Elks.
Central Foundry won the odd game
} from Gray in a Plumbing Supply
League contest rolled over the lro-
J quois drives last night
. Hope made a clean sweep over
Overlook and Centuary did likewise
: against Corinthian in pair of Ma
sonic League matches rolled on
Schmidt's Alpha alleys last night.
i. No. 8 was the victor over Covenant
1 In two out of three games, while
4 Damon duplicated against Apex in 9
Pythian League contest decided or
the Tuxedo alleys last night.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANS ERS.
NTW AnK

NEW AHh.
Justine Guiliano to Angelo Pagano.
$ Eighth av. So IT W fr Clifton
ay, 25x76 ...........,...........
Louis Ullman to Giuseppe Longo,
Q Morris av. 100 II fr S. Eff
teenth av, 25x100 ..........-.-.......
Samuel Horwitz to Louis Streen, g
s Bergen st. 42S fl n fir Custer
ay. 25x100 Observation-Disclosures.
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prides, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange;
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO IDA FEINMAN:
BY virtue of an order Of the Court OF
Chancery OF New Jersey made on the twenty
seventh day of December A. ID. nineteen
hundred and twelve, I'm q certain cause
wherein Abraham Feinman is petitioner and
you Ida Feinman, are defendant. you are
required to appear and plead. answer or de-
muir TO petitioners petition on or before the
twenty-eghth day Of February next. or in
default thereof such decree will be taken
against you as the Chancellor shall think
equitable and just
The object Of said suit is to obtain de-
cree OF divorce. dissolving the marriage be-
tween YOU and the said petitioner.
Dated January o. 1913.
NATHAN ERLIcH,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
p. o. Address: Oils Clinton street
jan10, 1724.3t Newark. n. J.
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DIR. w. ). Burkhart As He Is To-day. Owes
His Robust Health and Gain of 90
Pounds to Taking His Own Medicine;
As Needed. for the Past 20 Years.
Every druggist hereabouts knows
Or. w S. Burkhart and his famous
Vegetable Compound for he is truly a
friend of the people. For only rs
cents you can get a s0-day treatment
for that sour, sick stomach. sick liver,
sick kidneys. constipation, headache
and bloated feeling. And IL you are
moi cured OF thoroughly satisfied the
druggist returns sour. 20 cents Don't
wait another day. don't keep on sui.
fering when for only rs cents you get
guaranteed cure This Is not an ex
pertinent, as DR.. Burkharts has been
putting out his great Vegetable Com
pound for 20 years. and every drug
gist In this country and Europe has
learned that DR. Burkhart's word il
good and your druggist viii back him
up Get this 30-day treatment today
for only 25 cents on the doctors posi-
tive guarantee. Be sure to ask Tor
Iand see that you get Dr. Burkharfs
Vegetable Compound.
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CRY ADvERTIsEMENrs.


SALEM STREET OPENING, FRELING-
HuTSEN AVENUE SEWER. HANS
HFY. KEEL. AND GRUMMoN AVE
Notice sss Is hereby given that the commits
sieners heretofore appointed by the Mayor
snd ~ sssessmsnt upon ali the owners % all
the land and real estate In the city OF
ser peculiarly bs s,g ed oy ary I4Gs
a. nearly as may be TO the advantage each
WAS deemed to have ACQUIRED, have made
tered mon ali the owners OF all the lands
snd resi estate in the city Of Newark pec ,,
nroxements in said city. namely.
Tbs. opening Pr, erprr.r
for q width Of ffty Cs0) feet from about
Koekiand terrace, approved July T.. 1912.
Tss saaELpSeau y sew VENUE.
from Foster street for a distance OF ,a about
10 feet southeriy. approved June y, a. 1917,
KEER AVENUE
GRUMMON AVENUE,
from Elizabeth avenue to about 90 feet west
said assessment comprises All lots. tracts
nnA nnrcals Of land and real estate liable
10 be assessed as aforesaid. lying on both
s'uer q SALEM STREET.
from South Orange avenue to Rockland ter
'''''' " RocKLAND TERRACE.
from Smith street TO Stuyvesant avenue; on
both sfde@ of
FELINGHUYSEN AVENUE.
from about point opposite the centre line
Of Foster street southerly to and including
No. IT'S FreIlnghuysen avenue; on both sides
HANSBURY AVENUE.
KEER AVENUE
and
GRUMAfON AVENUE.
from Elizabeth avenue to point about $50
feet west Of the westerly line Of BERGEN
Bfrset and have filed 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 eleventh day OF Jan
uarv 1919 at ten o'clock In the forenoon, in
fhs Circuit Court room at the Court House.
m the city Of Newark. the time and place
Of hearing any objections that may be made
20 the said assessments
HERBERT BOGGS.
:. sans-Ht City Attorney.