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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

bon Streifern iino, gegen bie Strei-
fer rao 1eren Siibrer gu beeinfluiien.
Bir legen sic sade Dem &omite fit
Gr5iebung uno nnterri9t Dor, 6am!t
Dem ginbalt getban miro ODER mir
neroen lire S9ule11 bon 59ulern
Ieeren als elm Hroteititreif, un6 mir
meroen ibnen Die @obltbat bon Elm
nenig S. %. IS. gr5iebung beibrin<
gen" SSn5miiben lit nod Der n1niteo
9Rreb" cine @eriammlnng Ser Miitter
ufo ai1l6er %einberufen morben, UNI
Die Glane fit ben 5treif feit5uieben.
meroings tam Ser a%ngeorobte
ainoerltreif feline groBe Mus6ebnung
getpinnen, 90 sic fta6tifden 8ebor6en
oie @olma6t baben, ieoes Sinh, tpei.
DIES obne grlaubniB sic ,Sdule ber-
idumt o6er 6eiien gltern 5u berbaf-
ten. s9Iimm aber nnb dl1Berit be-
benfIi6 lit es, 6aB man iid nidt ent=
bl66et, iiberbaupt Sic &in6beit in fol-
DIE Mffairen binein5u5ieben. 8ir met
men, sic amerifanii6e Sl1genb bat
oenn bod ettuas an6eres 5u tbun, itatt
aIS Mittel gum 3med, CUR Sten1tng
BON &%ilfstruppen I'M 4mpfe Ser Or.
belt gegen Sic l1nternebmer a1f Sic
obnebin fnapp rn6 6irftig bemeiiene
nnterri6ts5eit gu ber5i6ten. Ser
Sueeno ioqte iiberbaupt Sic iugen6li-
DIE @eiinnung mebr erbalten meroen.
$50 bleibt 90 sic &in6beit, tpenr 1n=
iere s6ulfinber idon nit riidit6ts=
lloiem ggoismus in 6as grauime
Nqtagsleben, nit ieinem 4laienbaB
bineinge5ogen merben. Cine Sugenb
obne Sic perf1aren6e 8oeiie 6es &in-
oesalters. l1nperanttportli9 1T cine
|iolhe @an6lungsmeiie ieitens Der
f2ebrerinnen uno nod mebr ieitens
Der gtreiffibrerinnen. Mit 59reden
MIR fnnn man Ser 3ufunft entgegen-
|feben. Muf feiner Seite einige Sec
tbign,lg. Sn1mer gfei9 ms grtreme.
limo mas ion aus fold elmer SS11geno
einmal mer6en2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

geiitli6e uno ueltIide gr5iebung
@ano in 6ano geben, alio Sic fatbo<
liide s6ule. Ser @run6 fir al(es
miiie I'M Meniden ielber eeiudt mer-
oen. Nur cine 2oiung gibt es aus
alien sdmierigfeiten, uno MIR cine
2oil,ng, un6 sic iei: 3urid gum @in-
be! 9arum: sic grobe 2ebre, sic sic
airden5ablung biete, iei sic grfennt.
nib bon Ser boditen 8ihtigfeit, ia
bon ser Motbmenoigfeit Ser eigere1
Sdulen fir ieoes 8efenntniB. Gin
gefenntniB, 6as oufbore, ieine eige-
ne S6ule gu baben, mer6e bal6 i'm
&irdenbeiu6 berunterfommen, un6
fomme es 6arin berunter, bann bore
es balo auf, 81 beiteben."
9ies baben sic beuti6en fatboli-
i6e1r Eioniere in Mmerifa erfanrt,
unb 6aber ~grinoeten iie itets 5uerft
eine Nfarr= ODER @emeinbei9uIe, ebe
lie nit benz &1rfenbau began11e1.
Sic purben bierin sic 6iibrer Ser
4atbolifen engliider 3urge uno bat
beute jeoe fatboliide @emeinoe, be.
rem 0fittel es erm0gliben, eibre eigene
fatbolii6e Sdule. SSn ben CUR Set
b%eitebe1oen 1856 8farri9ulen erbal=
ten t,360,761 &naben nn6 MG6den
cine 6riitli6e gr5iebung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
Gin @irtembrief oeS Gr5:
bii1ofS bon &iper:
pool.

ginel1 e%igenartisen Sirtenbrief bot
in oieiem Sabre Der bo6muroigite
Serr gr5biidof Bbiteli6e bon 2iper=
pool an feline @Idubigen ausgegeben.
3lpei Nunfte iino es, Die Der Sber-
birte porlegt. Criminals bringt er etne
poQ ltqnoig onr9gearbeitete @tattitif
ieiner gr56i05eie un6 Damn gibt er
sic 8riinoe an, marum Dos religioie
2eben ser fotboliiden Stride i'm gu
nebmen nno bas in ben anoern @lar-
-bensgemeimi9aften I'M Mbnebmen be-
griffen lei. Cine Mufitenlung 1ebtbin
iiber Ben @irbenbeiub Ser peridieoe=
men 8efenntnilie in Der Staot 2iper=
pool babe ni9t nl1r in Der @taot
ielbit, ionoern i'm gan5en 2oroe Mut-
merfiamfeit auf ii6 ge5ogen. sic
babe 6aflr Den 8epeis erbra9t, oaB
BEL elmer 3unabme 6es fatboliiden
4ir6enbeiu9es cine Mbnabme oelien
Ser anoeren 8efenntniiie au per5ei6=
men lei. 0ies gelte nidt Bios fir
2iperpool aIein, ionoern fir gang
England. ginige freifir6lide 8lat-
ter geben es aud unumtpuroen 5u.
Sic 8abI Ser 8atbolifen Der er8-
oio5eie itieg in 10 Sabret1 nm 49,
600, oarunter iiub 10000 &onper.
titen. 2os MetbooiitenblaH rSoDial
Stems" idreibt:: oDie Hre6igt 1T belt-
outage nidt mebr Die &mlptia9e. Die
mooerne Stride 5iebt Die Neriif Der
8reoigt Dor. @as friiber Die &a1pt<
la9e mor, lit iebt Nebeniade getpor-
oen."
9arn gibt ser 8ii4of cine Stati-
tiff Iber Die grfolge oes &atboli5ts=
mus, sic gu Sen berrliditen &offmln=
gen berebtigt uno er iagt: Ser Gr-
fofg Ser fatboliiden Stride in eng
lano lit bol1ptidblid Der Sbatia6e
5u5uidreiben, oaB iie Dor aaem nrter
SEN nieoere11 8Iaiien gearbeitet. Ser
,Mrme nit ieinem boffra1ngsloien
Musblid in 6ieie 8elt, nit feinen
5abnolen Beriuduugen iei iider oaS
groblem fir ieoes religi6ie 8efer1t'
nib. Dort nun, mo bic 5taatSfirde
unb sic freien &irden (5eften) often
iibren MiBerfoIg eingeiteben, babe tie
GrfoIg gebobt. Das @ebein1nib bres
Grfolges fei genefen bob BEL ibr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
1ramen 9e9en Trauen.
itimmtre6t.

Cine gemiB be5ei6ner16e 5batiade
lit es, oaB Die alleri9drfiten
@egner Ser observation-disclosures
iib geraoe unter oen eigenen &C.
idle6tsgenoiiinnen befin6en. Dieien
madern Srauen, meI6e Sen mabren
8eruf, Die mabren &e9te nnb Bflid-
ten Der Jrau bodbalten nrfo fig nidtt
our6 leeres, uberipanntes 8leno=
tperf taaiden un6-loden lallen, ber=
6ienen 11nfere &odabtung in bollem
MaBe. l1116 sic @riin6e, sic lie ge-
gen 6ie 5uffragetten-8 emeg,1ng ins
6elo fibren, iin6 i6on bonn @tan6<
punt ser 8ernunft idmer ms Sc
mibt fa1eno, tpie man aus Dem Bro<
teit, Ben sic Mntifuffragetten oem Sc
nat-&omite fir Srauenitimmrebt am
5amitag unterbreitetens erieben fanr1.
Mus 6em 8erb0r, on Incident aud
einige 6iibrerinnen ser Suffragetten
tbeilnabmen, m0dten mir beion6ers
folgen6e Bunfte gegen 6as Sramen-
ltimmre6t berborbeben. 6rau @iI-
liam &. Butnom aus MaHa9uietts
iagte unter an6erm: SD miinide,
baB bie 6ro1 cine quite @ausfrau iei,
cine quite Mutter unb cine lopale,
inteuigente un6 tbdtige 8iirgerin,
bod iber ades cine bilfsbereite, a1-
%ipornenoe, inipirirenoe 8raft, biel
mebr als Elm 1iiblider un6 einfl,b.
reiber 6aftor in Der &olitif. Sc lit
ieoenfals idmieriger rn6 ebrenbaf-
ter, ii9 ol1f Dem @ebiete mabrer
5rauenpiir6e 51 betbdtigen als 6as
Stimmredt in politiiden Qinge11 aus
5uiiben."
Mo0p elliott Seauan fibrte in
einem S9reiben on Dos Senats=@o-
mite aus, BOB 10 Staaten unbe6ingt
.gegen Sic Mnnobme 6es 6ra1en-
itimmredtes mdren. Die erite Golge
ser G%infubrung Ser @orlage tpiirbe
sic 3uIaiiung Ser Megerinnen our
M%bitimml1ng fem, tpdbren6 II Staa.
ten bisber erfolgrei9 gegen Die
@leidbere9tigrng Ser mdr,nli@en
Meger an Ser @abIurne gefdmpft ia.
ben. Srau George erflGrte, 6aB tbat-
id@lid gum 8eiten uno gum @dnbe
Ser orbeitenoen Grm1en un6 Md6@ert
am meiiten gefdeben lit in ben Staa-
ten, meI9e 6os 6ra11enitimmredt
nidt eingefiibrt baben. %Sntereiant
lit es, bieien 4ampf Der 5ra1 geget1
sic Gra1t, bieien @iberitreit atDif@en
tugen6bafter, bd,1slt@er @eiblidfeit
nn6 sen er5entriiden @ablueibern
gu beoba9ten. Gin Bib 1.nierer 8eit,
in tpeIder mlf aIlen @ebieten 1trter
benz falf9en Dedmartel bes mo6er-
men Gorti4rdtes bel unfinnige Me1e.
r11ngen un6 8eitrebltnger 70 ma11de
gut betpdbrte mirtbidaftIi4 erprobte,
our9 quite Site ,1rb 0r6n11ng gebo-
tene ginridtlttg gu erftide1 6robe1.
@ber 6aB 6iefer falide Gortidrih ben
5rieoen BEG bdlisliden $eroes at ft66.
rem fi9 bemiibt, 1T Der fdliunrtfte
Mnspnds oes uMooernism,is" I'M
! Bolts uno Birtbfdaftsleben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
Sic Maianoa@t.

gSer 1relI 1lU HlUl, 'oe'lA '"a'
lonoem 5tarren @inter erolid Der
Moi uieoer anbriht, nno Der Grub
lima 'ins 2ano ein5iebt. Sir ben
fatbolil6en Gbri1ten aber lit Der Mat
ooppelt, eriebnt, 90 er 5uglei6 Der
ser fl. SSungfrau gemeibte Monat it,
uno ob er lid III 6emielben Der nen
e%r]tebenoen 6riiblingsnatur NIT 1b-
rem Bliitbers un6 8lumen, nit 1brem
Suit uno Gang u11o Slang erfreut,
nod b0bere Suit berfoitet er in Der
Maoadt, sic er I'M Mai Der bebren
5a,,,a1ral ul10 Mnttrr nuleres 8errn
meibet; ibr 2eben un6 bellen &eid-
-tbu1n an Iugenben unb Bonfommerz
heiteu uno an Den bodlten 8or5iigen
erlheint inn 10 meit berrli9er, OILS
ale gd0nbeit nno @radt Ser 6rnb=
Iinqsnatur. 8er Maria perebrt =
11nb Dos tbut ie6er CUTE 8atbolif =
ser fiiblt iid aud angetrieben, tn
Dem ibr gemeibten Monot ibr cine
belo1,oere @erebrung 6ar5ubringe11.
;s11 unleren Iagen miro nabe5n in al=
len airden in elmer o6er Der anoe=
rem Beiie Maianbadt gebalten. &C.
1uib lit es idon, an ibr tbeil5nneb~
men. Gos gemeini9aftli6e @ebet
bot, uie es Iei9t aud nm 10 mirotger
5uitan6e fommt, al1d Die befonoere
GerbeiBmng oes @errn fir ii@: "Bo
atpei o6er orei in meinem Nan1e1
per}ammeIt iin6, 90 BIN i'd mitter1
unter ibnen." @ibt ia Ser fatbo1ifde
Gbriit aud elm fdones, erbauli4es
BeiipieI, menr er I'M Maimonat bon
Sag gu Sag Ser @aianoa6t bet
tuobnt. l1nb 1T es man6en aud
beim beiten 8iaen ni6t mogli6, an
Ser fir9li9en Maianoudt tbeil3nneb,
men, 10 lit oenno9 eemiB ieoer gana
mobl imltamoe, Ser. I'll. Sungfra1 fei'
ne Moionoodt gu meiben, inbem er
taglid irgeno einige beionoere @ebete
an sic Moienfonigin ri6tet unb ibr
feline gerebrung be5eugt.
ssn tpeI9er 6orm Sic Maianbadt
Itatfin6en mag = immer 1T iie =
porousgeiett, 6aB 6as @er5 baron
tbeilnimmt, i90n un6 iegensrei6.
M,b es 11idt Dem Serrn tpoblgefol'
len, tpen1 mir feline fl. Mrtter eff
rem? 8ir6 er's nns ni9t gum Ser
6ienife rednen? l1n6 menn III bel
einen ga115en Monat birourd geiib'
ten Mn6a9t CUR fl. S1ngfrm1 bte
8erebrung eegen iie notbmenoie
tpddit, 10 lit aud bas Segen; oenr
cine innige nn6 bobe gerebrung oe1
I'll. ssungfro1 1T, gIeidtpie fie als er,
gebniB edit fatbolii6en Sinnes er.
ideint, 5ugIeid Elm Soroernngsmittel
berfeIben un6 oqes @uter1. l1n6 mettr
- mas ia 5u elmer gl1ten Maianoabi
gebort - Dos Bilo 6es 81. 2ebens
Marid bur6 Sic Maianbadt lebenbi-
ger Dor sic Seele tritt un6 frdftiger
our Na9abml1ng anregt, mie biel bell
iomer erideint 6ann Die Maianoadt!
@irb tie ia gu einem MnlaB, entfdie.
6ener gegen feline Sebler gu fdmpfen,
ne%ni51enhnfter Bic 5un6e All meioen
eifriger gu fem in ben nebnngen Dee
dri}tIiden 2ebens un6 III Der nebunq
Ser driitIiben Sngenoen. so mir6's
oenn I'M @er5en BEG redten gerebrers
Maria i'm Ma, bnlid pfe in Be,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
zmritrr Ihfn.
0rn6 an maria. Bic Maien=
fDni8in.

Maria. Sid gu sruBeu.
Sinq' i6 mem Sieo gu sir;
Sieb mid gu Semen SiiBen,
Sic endoig Der 6n mir.
9u l~iltenreimlte Snngfrau 5drt,
SSie ltrablt 9ein @lun3 mir gu,
8 laR mid Dor Sir lingen.
3nloleli9lte. mie idon bilt gu.
Maria. Sid 5u Ioben,
Gel biz SieS 2ieb gelueibt;
Nie @u 10 bod er9oben,
@pm 3er3en gebenebeitl
= mafeaole Bottesbraut,
Ser Simmel ialldlt Sir gu;
Sor' audi nes Siinoers Slngen,
Maria, n1ciue @pffnnmg bit 9u.
Maria, Sid 81 Iieben.
Sit aaSeit mein 8egebr;.
&iu ME Sem 9er3 %betruben.
Sci nu mei1 S1ne nno 8ebr.
8 SHUTTER ser 8ormber5igteltl
Apr' opdD in Guaben gu
STUFF 9eines AinDes 5inQen,
Maria. meme 3uflldt bilt Sn.
Maria, Sid 81 ebren-
Wiu id mid Sir gang tpeib'n;
Nur Semen &ubm gu mebren
son mein 8eltreben 1etn.
9u 3elferiu Der gbriltenbe1t,
= IaB bod nimmer gu.
Sab i1 bergebens ltnge:.
Maria, meme Nettnng lei SUI
Mqria, @naoenlonnel
81, Mutter bou Der 9ulb;
grfleb bon 9einem Sohne
Serae1bune meiner S9nlo.
Sm Sobe bleib' an meiner Se1t',
gdlieb' mir bie Augen gu;
9ann mill id lterbeno l1n9en:
Maria, 0 pie gut bilt 9u.
Maria. Sid gu preilsn,
9u meiues 9er5ens @onn'l
5ino id in 1dlibten Beilen
9u &einem @naDentbron;
) aDniqin Ser 3errlidtettl
Sem bimmel fiibr' mid gu;
Sort miu ib etpig iimgen.
Maria, ifets seprteien iei'lt gu.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES

IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERsEY-Be-
tween Carrie Bertholet, complainant, and
Josephine Pauline Foelmlin, ct ais, de-
PENDANTS On bill for partition. Decree for
sale.
By virtue of a decree for sale made by
the Court of Chancery in the above stated
cause. bearing date the twenty-sixth day
OF November, nineteen hundred and thr-
teen, I shall expose for sale at public ven
due. and sell to the highest bidder. on
Wednesday, the seventh day Of January
nineteen hundred and fourteen. at the hour
of two o'clock In the afternoon Of that day
in the Sheriff's salesroona, at the Court
House, in the City OF Newark. In the County
of Essex and State of New Jersey. all
situate in the City of Newark, County of
Essex and State of New Jersey, more par
tcularly described as follows:
First Tract-Beginning in the westerly
line Of Parker street OF a point therein dis
thnt ninety-five feet and nine and one-hnlf
inches southerly from the intersection of
southwesterly line Of land late of Stephen
Baldwin, deceased thence running ID
sontherly along the westerly line Of Par
ker street twenty-five feet to the noitherly
line of lot No. 10. shown map en-
titled Map of property situate In the Eighth
Ward, Newark. New Jersey, belonging 10
the heirs of John Mclean Taylor, deceased, -
and showing the division thereof made by
commissioners August 2, 1870; thence (2)
westerly at right angles from Parker street
one hundred feet; thence CD northerly par
allel with Parker street twenty-five feet, and
thence al easterly at right angles to Par
ker street one hundred feet to the point
and place of beginning
Second Tract-Beginnng in the westerly
line of Parker street at a point therein dis
tant seventy feet and nine and one-half
inches southerly from the northerly bound
airy of the Taylor estate; being the south
erly line of land formerly Of Stephen Bald
win deceased (now Wakemans land +:
thence running westerly at right angles from
Parker street one hundred feet thence run
ming southerly parallel With Parker street
twenty-five feet; thence running easterly at
right angles to Parker street one hundred
feet to Parker street; thence running north
erly along the westerly line of Parker
street twenty-five feet to the place of be-
ginning. Including the inchoate right of
dover of the defendant Jeanette .Foelmin.
wife of Charles Foelmlin. together with all
and singular the heredtaments and appur-
tenarCes unto the said premises belonging
or in anywiBe appertaining.
Dated December 9TH 1913
Francis CHILD,
Special Master in Chancery of New Jersey,
40S Lawyers Building Newark N j.
Thomas A. Kenny, Solicitor,
1874 Market street. Newark. n. J.
dec6. 10. 20, 27jan3
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-06
Contracts Filed

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
Virgil Cox. of West Orange, own
err, with Bauer Bros, same place,
contractors, plumbing, heating, tin
ming and gas fitting, S742; Edgehill
avenue, Llewellyn Park. Same owner,
with Vaudeville & Curran, of Orange,
contractors, electrical work, $751;
same premises Same owner, with
John S Blair, of East Orange con-
tractor, roofing, $3.50; same premises.
Same owner, with N. H. Thatcher Co,
OF Orange, contractors, mason work,
S1,460; same premises.
Christian Hansen. owner, with John
Taulborg, of Irvington. contra tor,
mason work; 1918 Mead street Same
owner, with William Dorney, con-
tractor, plumbing and steam heat
ing, $500; same premises.
John G. Dehls, of Brooklyn and DR.
Leo Stein. of Upper Montclair, own
ers, with William l.. Blanchard,
Inc, contractor, general work, So
400; South street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-06
REAL ES IA TIE


I Clerks co-operative Building and Loan
Association. Nutley, northeast side High
road. 81. SOC.
Olive f. Anderson and husband to Nut
! ley Realty Company, Nntley, west side
Wayne place, ASS feet south from Grant
avenue, $500.
Amelia Trabold ct al. to John H. Ira
bold, East Orange, west side Lincoln
street. northeast corner Albert Mann's
Otto Denny to Franklin Savings Insti-
tuition, lrYington, north side Springfield
avenue, east side S. 7. Kings land, 81, 400
John b. Hilton to Dime Savings Bank
East Orange, west side Essex County
parkway, 642 feet south from Main street,
1000.
Giuseppi Landolf TO Savoy Building and
Loan Association Belleville, north side
Roosevelt avenue. 921 feet west from Rly-
erside drive 500.
Allen ID. Ballentine TO Aeropolis Build
ing and Loan Association, Irvington,
southeast side Nesbit terrace $50 feet
southwest from Yale avenue $500
Paul Broekel to Charles J. Range, lrv-
500. ~ : ''''N wv '''oD 20 az
Allison p. Clark to James II. Stout,
Montclair, north side Glenwood avenue,
920 feet east from Valley road $1,000.
Lauretta ). Dntton and husband to
Montelair Savings Bank. Montelair, NORTH
side Draper terrace, 2s7 feet west from
Willowdale avenue, $4,000
John S. Sturges to same, Montclair east
side Montelajf avenue, 60 feet north from
Richard Green's land. $1,000.
Hurry Robinovitch ct al to John A.
Hilser Bloomfield, west side Berkeley
avenue. Sc feet southwest from Fairview
place, 81 100
Jacob knapss TO Agnes Bader, Irving
ton, south side Springfield avenue. 60 feet
west from Forty-tirst street, $1,000.
Marion Lukas to Workingmen's Build
ing and Loan Association. Iryington,
south side Grove terrace, AS feet west
from Grove street, $500
Charles L. Schrandt to Franklin Saw
ings Institution, Irvington, west side Colt
street, 261 feet south from Clinton ave-
nue.. s., 200.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-06

CoEYMAN STREET PAVING, FOURTH
STREET PAVING, MERCHANT PLACE
PAVING. SPRUCE STREET REPAVINC.
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 following improvements namely:
CoEYIAN STREET,
from Mount Prospect avenue to Clifton ave-
nue. according to the provisions Of an ordi
Ordinance to provide for the paving of
coEYMAN STREET,
from Mount Prospect avenue to Clifton ave-
nue." approved May "a. 1912.
'"e FOURTH STREET,
from Park avenue to Sixth avenue accord
ing to the provisions Of an ordinance of the
city Of Newark entitled "An Ordinance to
provide for the paving OF
FOURTH STREET,
from Park avenue to Sixth avenue" ap-
proved August %. 1912.
' MERCHANT PLACE,
from Merchant street easterly about 35S
feet, according to the provisions Of an ordi-
nance of the city of Newark entitled AN
Ordinance to provide for the paving of
MERCHANT PLACE.
from Merchant street easterly about SOB
feet" approved February IS, 1912.
me ''fN SPRUCE STREET,
from Washington street to High street. ac-
eordng to the provisions OF IN ordinances
of the city or Newark entitled An Orui-
nance to provide for the repaving of
SPRUCE STREET,
from Washington street to High street. ap-
proved March ID, 1919.
HAS been prepared by the undersigned
commissioners, appointed by the Mayor Of
the city of Newark. and that a report by a
certificate in writing. with an accompany
Ing map aud schedule showing the several
assessments against the several owners pc
cularly benefited as aforesaid. has been de-
posted in the Office Of the city clerk of the
city Of Newark for examination by the
parties interested therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots. tracts
and parcels OF land and real estate liable
to be assessed as aforesaid, lying ON both
sides of
COEYMAN STREET. ~
from Mount Prospect avenue to Clifton ave-
nue.; lying on both sides of
FOURTH STREET,
from Park avenue TO Sixth avenue: on both
sides OF
MERCHANT PLACE.
from Merchant street eastcrly about 36S
feet: on both sides of
SPRUCE STREET
from Washington street 10 High street
'lot'' represents entire plot of land,
whether large or small.
All persons interested in said assessment
may be heard before said commissioners on
Thursday afternoon the eleventh day Of
December. 1913, at y. M, at the commits
soners' room. No. 1 (third floor. City Hail.
Dated December 8, 1919.
WILLIAM DIMoND,
JOSEPH HEISLER.
ADOLPH HOIsZNER.
dec5-5t Commissioners.
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BELLEVILLE NOTICES

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received for
lighting fixtures, clocks and filing devices
for the new Town Hail. Bellevlle. N. j.,
at the Council Chamber OF the Town Of
Belleville. on Wednesday. December 10TH
1913. at 9:B0 p. m.
Each proposal must be accompanied by n
certified check. payable to the order Of tbs
Mayor Of the Town OF Bellevllle. or a bid
bond from surety company. or cash for
two per cent. of the amount of the bid as
a guarantee that the contractor will sign
the contract II awarded to him, and to DO
forfeited to the Town of Belleville In case
he refuses to do so.
The successful bidders will be required to
furnish bonds satisfactory to the Town OF
Belleville. in amount of one-half the con-
tract price
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
bids
Specifications may be obtained from
Charles Granville Jones. Architect $50
Broadway, New York city, and must be re-
turned with the bids.
CHARLES l.. DENISON, Mayor
Edward 70. Mathes. Town Clerk
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER OF
THE BOARD OF STREET AND
WATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF NEWARK

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER OF
THE BOARD OF STREET AND
WATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF NEWARK.
NOTICE.
The final estimates for the following con-
tracts will be presented to the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners of the city
of Newark, for acceptance. at the regular
meeting on Thursday, December 18th, 1913
between $40 and $3.50 p. M. viz:
Paving OF
NOLL PLACE,
from Sanford avenue to Richelieu terrace.
Paving of
PARKER STREET,
from Sixth avenue to Park avenue
Paving of
HARVEY STREET.
from Mt. Pleasant avenue to Moeu place.
Paving of
BIRKS PLACE,
from Hawthorne avenue to Nye avenue
Paving of
GOLD STREET
from Jacob street TO Blum street. and for
the construction of a sewer in
MARION PLACE,
from West Kinney street southerly about 300
feet
All objections to the payment of said esti-
mates must be filed in this office in writing
on or before o'clock of Thursday Decem-
Der IL. 1913,
Dated Dec. g. 1913.
NORRIS r. SHERRERD,
decb-5t Chief Engineer.
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pHILHowER-At West Livingston

PHILHOWER-At West Livingston.
N. j.. on December 4. 1913. Abbie A.
Philhower (nee Kuhlman). widow
of the late Isaac Van Dyke Phil
hover.
Relatives and friends also Chat
ham Council No. 1872, Daughters of
Liberty. are kindly invited to at
tend the funeral services on Sunday.
December I. Meet at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Frank Wallace, at
1880 o'clock. Services in the Meth
odist Church, Chatham, N. j., at ESQ
d. m. Interment at Chatham.
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MEETINGS

,r,,,, ANIMAL. DISQUALIFICATION
The PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE. Comp 40
OF AMERICA
mn Newark, y. j., December 1. 1914
al, me annual meeting Of the stockbolders :,
g. Prudential building, Newark. N 'pe
on or Monday January ~ 1914 for the purposc
W va. reei,ng directors to serve for the ensuins
year. folls open IL M, close 70 m '"'As
WILLARD ]. HAMILTON. sessetarx.
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sALMoN-on Thursday. December :

SALMON-On Thursday. December 4,
1913, Mary Salmon tnee. Flaherty),
beloved widow of James Salmon.
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, 3S3 Lafayette
street on Tuesday, December 8, at
s a.. M, to st. Jamess Church, where
a Solemn High Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the repose of her
soul. Interment in the Cemetery of
the Holy Sepulchre.
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Notice of funeral hereafter.

NIOSsEY-Passed away after linger-
ing illness. on Thursday, December
4. 1918, Elizabeth Mossey, beloved
wife of Henry Mossey, jr., and
daughter of Marie Camp.
Relatives and friends are kindly
ices at her late home, 1914 South
Tenth street, Monday, December s,
at 2:30 p. m. Interment in Wood
land Cemetery.
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RATH-On Friday. December g. 1918, Anna
Sophie, beloved wife of Charles Rath.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral on Monday,
December 8, at 2 80 p. m. from the resi-
dence, 259 Fourteenth avenue. Inter-
ment in Paramount Cemetery.