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Commission RULE
CANDIDATES MANY
Jersey city's New Government
Rule Election to Be Held
April IS. -

JERSEY CITY, n. j.. March "a
sured fact. there being practically no
opposition to its adoption at the spe-
clal election called for April Is, can
didates for the five commissioner
ships, which will comprise the muni-
cipal government under the new
form. are springing up in every sec
ton of the city.
Mayor Wittpenn and his followers
are counting on carrying the pri-
maries for the five candidates upon
whom they will agree. These candi-
dates will meet with determined OPP
position, the claim being made that
if Mayor Wittpenn's mismanagement
of city affairs is responsible for the
change in the form of government
he should not be permitted to name
the new commissioners.
The Wittpenn faction OF the Demo
cratic party is having its own trou-
that are to be given its support. The
Mayor insists that Alexander
Hamil. a brother of Congressman
James A. ftan1ll, ana lily treasurer
Carl Schumann shall be two of the
five He also wants Supervisor James
F. O'Mealia to make the race.
City Clerk John Morris wants to be
candidate. So does City Collector
A. Harry Moore. The Mayor doesn't
approve of the candidacy of either.
but as both have a big following. the
indications are that they will have
their way and that the Mayor win be
Obliged to withdraw his opposition.
There will be several Republican
candidates including James w. Nc
| Carthy who is at present an as
sistant Prosecutor of the Pleas. and
Edward A. Ransom, jr. The latter
has been candidate for Assembly
man four times and has always ran
ahead of his ticket. His friends say
| he would make a strong candidate
for one Of tire commissionerships.
Former Sheriff James ]. Kelly has
announced his intention Of contesting
| for one of the commissionerships
and friends of former Police Com
missioner William C. Farmer are in
sisting that he be one of the candi-
dates. Farmer is one of the most
popular Democrats in the city. and
it is conceded he would make a sue
cessful rum
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Legal NOTICES.

TO MELvINE KOESTLER;
BY virtue OF an order in the Court of
Chancery of New Jersey made on the day of
the date hereof, in cause wherein the Post
office Building and Loan Association is COM
plainant, and you and others are defendants,
you, are required to appear, plead answer or
demur TO the bill Of said complainant, on or
said bill viii be taken as confessed against
you,
The said bill is fled to foreclose mort
gage given by Adolph Beck and wife to the
said The Postofiice Building and Loan Asso-
citation dated May twenty-ninth. nineteen
hundred and twelve. on lands in the City of
Newark. New Jersey, and you. Melvine
'Koestler. are made defendant because you
hold mortgage or remembrance on said
lands.
pALRYMPLE, WILLIAMS g. MURPHY.
Solicitors for Complainant
Postuffics address: $40 Broad street
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TRANSFERS.
NUtU ApE

/
John f. Monahan (sherif) to Han
nah NJ. Lyons, N. Fifth st, 275
it fir First ay, 2e0x4OO, and other
tracts .....,..........,',.;'' ;.;:.;;'-.;
Same TO same, II cor n. Fifth st
and Arlington ay, 100X10S.. ........
Max Schiffenhaus to Joseph Heller
ct al. Magnolia st. 1872 IT
fr Bergen st. 25xl0O. ........'...'.
Roy Kenny to Edward Kenny, w
Bergen st, 176 fl S fir Godet ST,
25x1U0 .............,,....... ..;..;;.;'
Joseph =. Passenger to Sarah Put
pas, $ cor Eleventh av and Nine
feenth st, 25xl00.. ..................
Catherine Schwarzwalder ct al TO
George Kubach II Springfield av,
5S 1T W fir $. Ninth st, 3xl0O.......
Josephine ID. McClave to Richard y.
kohn, S. Seventeenth st, 100 IT
S fr Fourteenth av, 75X1OO. ......,..
Frank Blchhorn to same, " S ;.
Sixteenth st, 70 TT FIR Fifteenth
av 25x100. and other tract. ...:...
John Pointer ct al to Frank Eich-
horn, same property .......'',..,..-
Joseph Siegler to Leonora kohn,
w S. Nineteenth st, III IL fr
Fifteenth aY, 20X100. ................
| Selig Scheuer ct al teXtrs) to Joseph
Siegler, same property :.-....";....
Margaret O,Neii lgrdn( et al 70 70
Katherine Birch, W Adams st, ~
1T n FIR Lafayette st, 26x74.......
Bridget Kirk tgrdn) ct al to same.
same property ....,....,-...+......
Alicia A. o'Neil ct al to same same
sarah prGPerlxy Z. o'Neii to same, same
katherine Hei Birch to Sabine Maffeo,
w Adams st, rs IT II FIR Lafay-
cite st, 26x74. ....................:.
New Jersey Realty Company to Mil
ton IL. Smith, W New Jersey
Realty Company. ia 1T W fir
Hawthorne Az ay, 2s s,SI ;;i;;'''''''''''
William Sigler TO Holland Company,
Montelair, W Valley rd, ga IT
| fl Bloomfield ay, 29x103. ............
| Charles NJ. Bloxham ct al TO Clar-
ence L. Bloxham, Verona,
Fairyiesww- ay, $50 # FIR Bloomfield
William Harrigan date sheriff. to
Mutual Trust Company of Orange.
Orange. Liberty st, 80 II FIR
| w. Christopher st, 20xl22...........
John +. Monahan (sherifp to Half
Dime Savings Bank, u. Orange,
S Park av,. sos # W FIR land Fl. d.
Williams. 52xl6l. ...,,;;...,..;....
pany to Louis Cuisinier, Bloom
| field, II Newark st. 1877 fl FIR
| Myrtle av. 50x100 ...................
Edward NJ Kenny TO Roy Kenny,
s. Orange, Kenmore av, $40 1T
w fir Vail st, 4sx100. .................
| Ira Meeker ct al to Edward Por-
ter, MillburD, s s. Orange nv,
696 IT FIR Old Short Hills rd,
Hugh q. Reed Especial MASTERY to
Louis Darnstaedt, Orange, Es-
| sex av, 314 IT fir Main st, Txl42
| Triyett & Walters Company to
William J. Ioyelock, u. Orange,
! n W n. Maple ay, 232 fl e fir
Rutledge nv, 40x1H. ...,...,...-...
! Charles A. Morel to Joseph G. Wat
son. u. Orange, e cor land of
Charles Blanchard, W Walnut
nut vt, a0x134. ..............
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RIDER HURT, MOTORCYCLE
BURNS IN COLLISION

TRENTON. n. j.. March 24.-Col-
liding with an automobile driven by
Richard Cook, at the corner of North
Stockton and Perry streets yester-
day, John j. Kelly. of 216 Franklin
street, was hurled from his machine
and painfully injured about the head.
He was taken to the office of a near
by physician and his wounds dressed.
The gasoline tank of the motor
cycle caught fire and an explosion
was threatened. Some one turned in
a fire alarm, but before the appara-
tus answered the gasoline had
burned itself out damaging the wheel
considerably.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinances passed
second reading and were ordered to third
and final reading at meeting of the Board
OF Street and Water Commissioners held
March 20, 1913:
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
' y ALPINE STREET.
between Milford avenue ana johnson avenue.
''0" u "'' JAY STREET.
between Dicserson street and Central avenue.
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
''''' y WooDsIDE AVENUE,
from the terminus OF the present sewer south
of Elwood avenue TO Delavan avenue.
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
no" Oh = S'"0 GOLD 81 STREET.
between Jacob street and Blum street.
An ordinance to provide for the oonstruc-
FERDINAND STREET
between Grove street and South Twentieth
street.
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
'0h % WESTON AVENUE.
between Frelinghuysen avenue and the Penn
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
''0n Oh " se"1 ADAMS STREET.
between South street and Harper street, with
$50 THOMAS STREET,
between Adams street and Avenue f.
An ordinance to open
DELANEY STREET
from Wheeler Point road TO Newark bay. for
a width of sixty (00) feet.
p. II. RYAN,
President of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners
A. l.. SWAIN
msr21-bt Acting Clerk of the Board.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
Following ordinance has been passed by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners
and approved by the Mayor of the city Of
Newark, and pursuant to Chapter SO Of the
State Laws Of 1902 is herewith published by
title:
An ordinance to open and widen
CRAWFORD PLACE,
from the westerly line OF Halsey street TO a
point on the southerIy line OF Springfield
avenue located about A 33-100 feet east OF
the easterly line Of High street.
Adopted March 18th, 1918
p. II. RYAN,
President of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners.
A. l.. SWAIN
Acting Clerk OF the Board.
Approved March 10th, 1913.
JACOB HAUsSLING,
= Mayor.
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TO WITHDRAW MILITIA

CHARLESTON. w. Va, March "a.
Preparations We're made today to
reduce the military force in the mar
tial law district, and 1t was expected
at military headquarters that three
companies of the National Guard
would be ordered home before night
fall. Further curtailment of the force
in the field is expected before the
end of the week. leaving one COM
pany TO maintain martial law.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE
SPLITS TWO CLUBS

TRENTON, March 24-The most
prominent women's clubs here, the
Contemporary and the u w. c. A.,
are split on the proposition of woman
suffrage. The division of opinion be-
came manifest during recent meet
ings of the two clubs. These ses-
sions were held, behind closed doors,
and there is report that words
alone did not figure in the fighting.
Some well-known society women,
members of the Contemporary Club,
are about to resign because of the
attitude of other members on
woman suffrage. One prominent So
ciety woman has already resigned
from the Y. w. c. A. because Miss
Edith AylSroyd marched in a recent
suffrage parade.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinance passed a
second reading and was ordered to a third
and Anal reading at a meeting of the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioners held
March 20. 1919
An ordinance to provide for the release
and extinguishment of the public right aris-
ing from the dedication Of such portions of
FORREST AVENUE
and
BELMONT AVENUE.
extending from a property line east of Sum-
ner avenue to street connecting Forrest
avenue and Belmont avenue, known as Mas
sena Ridge. located west Of Mount Prospect
avenue, and
MASsENA RIDGE.
extending from Forrest avenue to Belmont
avenue. except such portions of Forrest ave-
nue. Belmont avenue and Massena Ridge not
included within the present limits Of Heller
parkway formerly Fredonia avenue). Summer
avenue. woodside avenue and Mount Pros
pect avenue.
p. II. RYAN
President of the Board of Street and Water
Commission
A. T.. SWAIN,
mar21-5t Acting Clerk Of the Board
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URGE COMPENSATION FOR
DEPOSED FREEHOLDERS

TRENTON, N. J., March "a
Claiming that the men who were
elected members of the small Board
of Freeholders at the last general
election have q valid claim for COM
pensation from Mercer county. even
though the small board act was upset
by the Supreme Court. bill will be
presented in the Assembly tonight by
Assemblyman Marshall to reimburse
them.
The bill will provide for the pay
ment of the election expenses of the
candidates In the counties where an
election was held last fall. Assem-
blyman Zisgen, of Bergen, another of
the counties affected, will probably
present a bill providing Tor the pay
ment of the salaries of those free
holders and the officers elected by
them from January to March II, the
time served by them
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NEW MASONIC HOME HEAD

BURLINGTON. N. j.. March "a
Stephen Smith, superintendent of the
state Masonic Home since the insti-
tuition was dedicated, has filed his
resignation with the board of gov
ernors to take effect April l. The
resignation has been accepted and
Sanford Dey. for many years secre-
tary of Asbury lodge. and district
deputy grand master. has been APP
pointed superintendent and Mrs. Dey
has been made matren.
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WOMAN is POISONED;
BABY BADLY SCALDED

TRENTON, n. J., March 24.--Phy-
sicians at ST. Francis's Hospital here
were called upon yesterday to treat
two unusual cases, one OF woman
who took poison. to cure headache
and the other child who fell over a
pail of boiling water.
Mrs. Mary Emamiammi ct up with
a headache, and in her hurry for re-
lief she swallowed a tablet of by
chloride of mercury instead of head
ache tablet. A stomach pump quickly
applied at the hospital was effective
While playing in the kitchen at her
home, Frances Lott, years old. top
pied over a pail of boiling water and
was badly burned about the face and
shoulders
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CAR VICTIM BETTER

Although not fully recovered from
injuries received when he was
caught between two trolley cars last
Monday. Alexis Beach. a salesman,
of 653 Mt Prospect avenue. left the
City Hospital today for his home.
He will be confined to the house for
some time to allow the broken bones
to knit properly Beach was at
tempting 10 cross Broad street at
New when the accident occurred.
His right arm was fractured, collar
bone broken. several ribs crushed
and his body badly bruised.
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MARSHALL BOTHERED BY
PARLIAMENTARY QUESTIONS

BOSTON, March 24.-The intrica-
cies of parliamentary law are both
ering Vice-President Marshall more
than the problem of tariff revision.
The Vice President, who spent the
day in the city, told callers of his
troubles as presiding officer OF the
United States Senate.
80 far as ] know" he said, i am
the only person except Mr. Roose-
welt to occupy the presidency
without previous national legislative
experience. / do not know very
much, about parliamentary proce-
diire. and often | am afraid that my
ignorance of the subject may cause
me trouble"
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Ester Sobod tguardianl to Foresters
Building and Loan Association, west side
Broome street. 1853 feet northwest from
Morton street, $500.
Joseph Kirschenbaum to Grafton Invest
ment Company, southwest corner Niagara
and Paterson streets, $1,000.
Same to same, southwest corner dourt
street Fifteenth avenue) and South
Eighth street, 200.
Pasquale Gialanella TO Raffaele Caprio,
south side Central avenue. rs feet east
from Golden street. 81, 400.
Mt. Ollvet Baptist Church to Mutual
Building and Loan Association south side
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LADY DOROTHY NEVILL,
81, DANGEROUSLY ILL

LONDON, March 24.-Lady Dorothy
Nevill, who, although 81 years old,
still figures in society as a relic of the
early Victorian age, is dangerous
ly i'll at her London house.
She is famous for several bright
volumes of "reminiscences wherein she
chats about famous persons she has
met during the five reigns which her
lifetime spans.
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MOOSE PARTY TO FIGHT
FOR SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN

PATTERSON. N j.. March a.
Equal suffrage is one of the princi-
pies of the Progressive party which
it will fight for in every State cam
paign, especially New Jersey, in the
fall, asserted Senator Moses E. Clapp,
Of Minnesota, speaking a a dinner of
the Passaic Progressive Club last
night.
The senator referred to equal suf-
frage as one of the great basic prin-
ciples.'
mot only for the sake of the gov
eminent but for the sake of the peo-
pie under the government, he said,
should equal suffrage be given to
women"
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OFFICE or CITY CLERK.

~
Newark n. T., March 90, 1918.
Report of deaths for the week ending
March %, 1918. Men 5i; boys. %; women,
81 girls 25 total. las.
Ages--One year and under, 80; between I
aud years, .; and years !: r and 10
Years 2: 10 and 20 years, 8; 20 and 10
wears 10; 20 and 40 years. rs; 40 and so
years 16; 30 and 60 year,, 1G; 90 and 30
years 49, 20 and so years, Is; so years
ana over H.
Diseases--Albuminurio !, alcoholism, .:
aneurism aOTta, I; apopleXy or cerebral
hemorrhage, Z; asphyNia. ! asthma, /;
bronchitis 3; bronchitis capillary Q; can
Ger a. cancer, stomach, I: casualties !;
eirrhosis liver t. commissions, 1. diabetes
inelltus A. dphtheria. .; drowned, .; em-
hoiisn .; endocarditis, 12 fever, scarlet ];
fracture skull, / castro enteritis. .: gas
fritis, j. heart disease. x; heart vavular .;
hernia Il hamilton ! Ia grippe. .: measles
>: meningitis .. myocardits, 8. nephritis. 81
oedema lungs. 2; old age or seniiity I /:
reritonits acute or chronic, .; pericardftis
/ phthisis pulinonalis. .; pneumonia. 10;
pneumonia broncho. II; pneumonia, pieuro
] poisoning, accidental. l premature birth
I pyaemia I; Supplemental, I shock, still
born, IS; suicide 2; Tuberculosis. 0; tumor. 1;
urHernia, l.
Places Of Natiylty-United States 97: Ire
land 10; England, .; Scotland. /: Italy. q:
France I; Germany. rs; China Switzer-
land, 1; Canada, i; Russia, .; Austria q:
colored 10; unknown, l.
JAMES f. CONNOLLY,
City Clerk.
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snoWELI.-At South Orange, n. J.. on
March %, 1913, Ruth Phillips, youngest
ebiid of Lewis Dodd and Mildred Phil
lips Crowell, aged Is months.
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nnI,ANEY-On March 81 1913, John. be
loved husband of Mary A. Delaney tneeee
Demnseyl, at his late residence. 81
Frederick street.
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cAVANAUH-o March % 1913 k .Iill.
g9vanaugh NEE Burns), 204 Elm street.
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nt-pf1ts--At Nlontclair, y. j., on March
% 1914 Marie, widow Of the late LOUIS
Dnnuis. in her ninety fifth year, 80
valley road Montclair, n. J.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchanged
Ilnp,, TIio-I, ou- TInua
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v4upy-M Montclair. n. j.. on March
. 81 ~ 1913 stephen, beloved son Of Cath.
crime and the late Patrick FaneY, In
his seventeenth year, 81 Cherry street.
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poLAN-On March -, 1913, Martha
Doian (nec Dowack).
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FrrzGERALD-At Masonic Home, Bur IT
ilngton, N, j., on saturday Mafeh 30
iqiS Julius c. Fitzgerald. ,,-.. -
Funeral services at the residence OF
Mrs George Warrender, ssh broa9
strsat on Tuesday, March Is, AT
o'clock p. NJ. Relatives aIn,dd i r. and
o,en Triluminar Lodge No. ll2, +. ahd
NJ are invited to attend. inter
ment In Mt Pleasant Cemetery
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DEATHS

RLAcK-On Sunday. March -, l9l3,
Fllen. widow of the late Alexander
Black in her eighty fifth year, 252 Fair
mount avenue.
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PRICES oF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg
Open High. Low. Close.
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rt,,ScES- Peacefully fell asleep, sun
' ,iag March 2s 1919, Eugene Albert, be.
loved son OF Matthew ana hrd the la Of
i.vnes' and Walter Frances and MIS-
s ,i,'riv' Brown, at his residence y West
Igtnnpv street.
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u,o1Tup--At bloomfield, y. H. on
Nlorci, "a 1919 Matilda, beloved wire OF
3alius Froeter, aged 80 years A LAKE
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Entered into rest, on Sn md y
March %, 1913, John, beloved Reicbenl
,erger cry aged ~ years. q Ogden ave
nue. Harrison, n. j.
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cocrI-- Entered into rest. on sunday;
March %. 1913, Chrisce16einait p IN her
serenty fourth year, / South orange
avenue
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EARTORlS-- lingering illness on
Monday. March "a, 1913, at his home,
Ana Walnut street. Edward, beloved hus-
band Of Christina Sartoris (nee Briggsl.
and son Of Anna and the late John
Sartors, aged 23 years 10 days,
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Entered into rest on sunday;
March %, 1919 our bel9yed, fatn ;do Snp
~ Marie Hanle, aged 81 years, 10
south Ninth street.
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come in and talk it over
with us--or, better, let us
come to you and explain
how and why.
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RE1ILY-on March 81. 1918, Edward
son of the late Edward and Bridget
Reilly (nee Gavan). rs Pennington
street.
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PIERsoN--Entered into rest. on Satur-
day. March 90 1919. Linus 70, Pierson,
aged IS years.
Funeral services from the residence
of his daughter Mrs. l.. Carroll
Beckel 459 High street, on Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. 1nterment pri-
vate in Evergreen Cemetery.
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.,,,uyrt7AtryER-On March % 1913: Mar,
VI "a a'' a. widow of the late Ferdlnand
italtemeyer nee Frederick aged %
wars S3t South Fifteenth street.
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METZ-on March %, 1913, Ernest, be.
loved son Of Mary and the late Frank
lin IL Metz
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eA1rEy--At Belleville. N. j., on March
q isis. Thomas r. beloved, SOM OF the
late Michael and Catherine H iindir In
,,,ted 10 attend the funeral from the
resIdence Of his brother, James Hanley'
IN Alden street Orange. N. j., on Tues
day, March 25, at o'clock rt thence Sfo 90
~ Renuiem will be offered for the re
nose Of his soul. Interment III 81.
Johns Cemetery.
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KTaAInsEK- Suddenly. on March %. 1913,
nj the parents home, 1874 Orange street,
Ruth. daughter of Gus and Carrie
Nemesek aged years.
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nor NJ. Entared into rest. on Saturday,
March 9 1918 Rosa Holm (nee Nisherl,
widow Of Peter o. Holm, aged rs years
= months % DAYS.
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IOcKWoOD-On Monday, March "a.
ie1s nj the residence OF his son in
law law Rev, 7. Stuart Molyneux, spring
field. N. j., the Rev. Richard Bowen
Lockwood, in the S9th year Of his age.
1OCK-On March %, 1918. Bridget, be-
loved daughter of Mary Lock tnee
Darcey), and the late James Lock.
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
vited to attend the funeral from her
late residence IL Golden street, on
wednesday, March 20. at $40 a. M. to
ST. Patrick's Cathedral, where High
Mass Of Requiem win be offered Tor
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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MeorIRK--on March %. 1913 at the
parents home, A Hudson street. Retta
Agnes daughter of Charles j. and
Agnes German McGuirk. aged weeks