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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11
INSTRUMENTATION

The annual election of officers of
tho Board OF Trade viii be held to-
night in the Town Hall.
A business meeting Of the Firemen's
Relief Association will be held to-
night In the FIRE headquarters, in
Washington avenue.
Over 400 people thronged the as
senbly hall of the high school. In
Madison avenue, at the song recital
given by the Apollo Male Quartet
last night. The quartet Will give a
recital in the Grove Street School on
wednesday evening, january Il.
The Irvington Savings and Invest
n1ent Association will meet tonight
at 1909 Springfield avenue.
A meeting of the Home ard School
Association of the Central School Is
being held this afternoon in the
school.
John G, Rochow, gecretary of the
Hilton Improvement Association, is
in Europe on a business trip.
Miss Frances G. Browne. of Los
Angeles, Cal, is visiting Mrs. Lora
M. Osborne, OF Boyden avenue, Hill
ton.
Louis Beige, jr., of Cummings street,
was pl esented with a mahogany rock
ing chair by Irvingtor Council NO.
1877, Jr. Q. U. A. NJ, last evening IN
honor OF his recent rnarraige Mr..
Bege is assistant recording secretary
of the order
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REAL ESTA TIE

! side Springfield avenue, "A feet west from
| Camden street, 5000.
TOWNSHIPS,
Louis A, Barney to Lewis II. Pierson.
South Orange west side Valley street,
eos feet south from S. Il. Slockbower' 3
james Fl. Harkey to Asbury Park
Trust Company, Roseland, corner Eagle
Rock avenue and Swamp road, and other
Emma Gridin and husband to Win
throp y. Mitchell (trusteel, East Orange,
| southeast side Greenwood avenue, 100 feet
southwest from Park avenue; s.o g.
| patrick ]. Lee to Central Building and
/ Loan Association, Belleyille, east side
Prospect place, 725 feet north from John
John saiier to Hamburg Building and
I Loan Association, Ngtey, North side
Kingsland street, adjoining A. NJ. siplp-
sons land, S1,b00.
Jacob. r. Reichstetter ct al to West
End Building and Loan Association, East
Orange, northwest corner Mountalnvlew
avenue and Arsdale terrace, $500.
Morris Rosenthal to Orange Building
and Loaa Association, Orange, south side
I Nassau street, 1856 feet west from Jeffer-
son street, $500.
Watsessing Realty and Investment
Company to same, East Orange, east side
| Princeton street, Al5 feet south from
| Central avenue, sl.5e0
Augustus G. Corby to American Insur-
ance Company, Montclair, northwest cor
| ner Park street and Clareniont avenue,
1 $500.
| John Verrier to Eleventh Ward Build
/ ing and Loan Association, South Orange,
| southeast eide Salter place, 100 feet north
east from South Mountain avenue. $500.
! Daniel .. Smith to Jennie Eisele. Irv~
| ington, north side Clinton avenue west,
| II feet west from Smith street. $500.
| Same to Mortgage and Loan Company.
| lexington, same property, $500,
| Joseph Milstein TO Fidelity Trust COM
pany. Montalsir, southwest side Gloom
! field apeuus northwest corner T. j. Far
rell's land, $1,000.
william II, Connolly to Fidelity Trust
| Company, Glen Ridge southwest side
! Appleton place, 69 feet northwest froul
! Hillside avenue, 5000
| James Shanks TO East Orange Bank,
| East Orange, east side North Nineteenth
| street 14O feet south FROM Park avenue,
Laura NJ. Osborn 70 eorgianna H
i swords, South Orange, southeast side
! Boyden avenue, 2S5 feet southwest from
/ Springfield avenue, $500
1 Charles Rogghe To Mathilde Meyer,
! Montclair centre Brooktisld road 283 feet
west from Valley road. $4,000
| Pasquale Caggiapo to Vincenzo Cardel-
| luchio. Montclair. north side Bay street
| Us feet south from Sherman street, $500
! Christiana Hermann to William Hey
| eek, lexington, west side Twenty-hrsi
street, sss feet south from Alpine street
| $500
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Mother Grieving Over Sons
Death Dies Month Later

Grief over the death Of son g
month ago Is believed to have hasten
ed the end of Mrs Olivia T, Dipley. OF
is Cross street Montclair Her son,
Harry D'pley, died on November IL,
and since that time Mrs. Dipley failed
until the end came last night. BESIDES
her husband. George n. Dpley. she is
survived by several children.
She was prominent in the affairs
of the First CONGREGATIONAL Church Of
Montclair She was fifty-three wears
old. Funeral services will probably
be held on Saturday afternoon at her
late home and will be in charge OF
Rev. DIR. Charles S. Nils pastor OF
the First Congregational Church Tu-
torment viii be in Rosedale Cemetery.
Orange.
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MoRraAGns RNooROnn.

NEW Aim.
A1nss NJ Hewitt ct Ill. TO Pride OF
NawarL Ruilding and Loan Association,
northeast corner Ferry and hcnards
Antoinette Il. Heinze1man and husband
to Eagle Fire Insurance company S Mess
side Burnett street. feet north lioiu
Sarah Mobiles land, 5000.
Mary Il, Johnston and husband TO FOR
est hin Building and Losn Association,
east side Washinatoa avenue lVo Aeet
south from Verona avenue SS,6uO
Sfeplen e. Swaziland ct al. TO Haw-
thorne Building and Loan Association,
West side Belmont avenue. $50 feet nerth
from Meeker avenue, $500 v..,,.,,.
simon Retsky 70 auH 1sst s,de H SOUTH
sixth street, 14s feet north from spring
Same to Joseph Waldele. same prop
s rev poetzl to First wsrd Buildine
and Loan Association. west side Ridge
Nood avenue 3Si feet south from haW-
thorne avenue, 5000. -.
Robert It. Bishop to Prudential lnsur-
ance Company. north side Rose terrace
255 feet east from South Tenth street
Louis Cohen to Central Building snd
Iosn Association, east side Badger ave
me. 15S feet south from WaYerly place
same 10 Alicheiins calsndrielic, same
| prorefty. $1,000.
| Julius Garodnick ct al. to Samue
Sehechner. west side South Seventeenth
! street, 200 feet south from Sixteenth ave
| nue.. 81, 600.
Leo Wiener to Traders Building an!
Loan Association, west side Norfolk
| street, IS feet north from Condit street
$500
John Fl. Mahar to Atlantic Building and
| Loan Association. south side Elliott
street, 522 feet cast from summer ave
| nue. &c. 600
| Louis e. Goddard 70 Louise NJ. Wsa
! ner. west side Mum avenue. 272 fee
| south from fremont avenue. 81 200
Jacob Eeiss to Samuel Doughty, ives
\ side South Eleventh street, 70 feet Soutl
| from Thirteenth avenue, $500.
Same to Ellen ]. v. preterre, SAM
| property. S3.9oo.
| EugenIe Enane and husband to Franl
| Pfreundschuh east side Summer svenue
| 1i0 feet north from Bryant street, 5000
Same to ChsEles q. R2xkhaxrs uortl
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EIGHTY Primers TO
TRY FOR TROPHIES
Another Big "Clnb Night" in
Star Headpin Tour
1ament.

Eighty bosvIers, COMPRISING sixteen
teams, will roll in the star headpin
tournament on the Troauois alleys to-
night. The st. Michael Club of Eliz-
abetll VIII be represented by ten
teams, while the St Georges Club
will have sis teams.
It is expected thai ABOUT fifteen
teams viii perform in I'D Makers
Sons Foundry Night tomorrow.
Ridgefleld Park bowiers did best
work in the tournament last night.
Four members of that squad carried
home silver watch fobs, namely: T.
l.. Carroll, 10s: ". Weeks. 1o5; r.
Wilcox, 10s, and r. Diaz. toL The
RidgefieId Park Casino quintet turned
in q total team tally of 1876, taking
second place in the competition 10
date. The Mechanics are still Lead
ing with 5l1 Last nights scores fol-
low
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ORANGE oLERG MEN HEEr

Christian Unity From the Point
of View Of the Episcopal Church"
was the subject OF q paper read yes
terday afternoon by Rev. Charles
Thomas Walkley, rector of Grace
Episcopal Church. Orange. before the
regular monthly meeting OF the Or
ange Ministerial Associa tion, which
was held in the parish rooms of the
church. In his address DR.. Walkley
endeavored to show the trend OF the
times in modern churches and it's ef-
feet upon church government
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Will of John Porter Is Filed
for Probate; Widow Gets Estate

The estate of John Porter. of Mont
clair, Is given in his will filed for pro.
bate today to his widow, Elizabeth
Baker Porter.
A codicil attached to the will era
powers the widow, who is also e~ecu
trix, to sell the real estate ane use
the proceeds III any manner she may
desire. It is also stipulated in the
codicil that in the event of the ben
ef1ciary's death before that of the tes-
tator one of the sons, Charles Talbot
Porter. is to take his mothers place,
Mrs. Porter Is alive and so this pro-
vision Is not effective.
There are three other sons and one
daughter.
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TRANS FBHS.
MTpW ApE

- II W - ia
Abraham Llge to Nathan Kope1of
ct al, 5 Second ~. rs It " fr n.
Fifth 81, 50xlO0. ..,........,..,.
Bessie Paulman ct al to Hickman
Doroson, g 9 g. Seventeenth st, $50
fl FL Fourteenth av, ay100. .--.,.
John Heniu to Gustave Hitler. "
S. Twentieth ST, 70 Tt Fl Seven
teenth av. 26xl00. ......-..-..,.....,,
George Landgraf jrs to George
LaIdgraf. ar, W Bergen ct, 2ls
tt S IL Clinton av. 5oxl05. ....,......
Nonora Bergen (ezecutrixl to An
tonic Iorsiello. W n. sixth st,
225 It s IT Abin@tort av, 3lxlV, --.--
Howard g. Hull to John Fl. Lidger-
wood. " cor Sherman av and
Locust ST, 50xs5 ...,.....,..........-.
James Waldele to Simon Ratsky. "
s. sixth. st. t4s IT II fl Spring
John T Morahan sheriff to Pru-
Dental Insurance Gomnany OF
America Rose ter, 255 Ct fr
s. Tenth st, Sixl33. ...................
Prudential Insurance Company Of
America to Robert T. Bishop,
same prop. ........s.:.'.s..',
James l.. Robb to John 7 ko9b,
q Elizabeth av, lSS 1T fr Miller
Nellie Il. Birkhol2 and hus to Michele
Montone, W Ridge st, S1s II n IT
Fifth ay. 9Sxl0J. ....:....,........
Tiremen's Insurance Company. to
Michelino c'alandrisllo e Badger
az, 15S 1T S II Waverly ri, 2oX25....
MitbeIina Calsndr' clio aud hus TO
Louis Cohen, same prop. .3xl49,...
Emma L. Crane st 9, 10 Frederloh
Brabedn. s $ Hamilton St g cor
lot Trustees First. Presbyterian
Church. 1880 .........,.....,.-..
Abram Woinstein TO Sarah Huck-
man, E Z Bergen 81, 100 tt n
Court ST, 50xl00. ...-.,..,..,,a.,....:,
Nathan zantorowitz 70 Eugonie
I,mple. e S Summer az. Ito IT q IT
Bryant st. 30x100 .......:.,.,...,.....
Peter Wendell e William az Ba ~
Company. " Badger av, 100 ~
VI Madison av. 76x129. ...;,.....-...
row SSHIPS.
John y. Monahan (sherlnl TO Home
Brewing Cou1r any. West orange
n cor Watching aud Lakeside avs
Iants j, CARY to Catherine Mopon-
nell. Orange. : q Elizabeth ct, w
cor land p r. Christensen, 2sxlOs'
Catherine Mcdonnell to Annie Carr.
Orange. same prui1.
YouJe /. TraZee to Charles ). Wood:
Nontclair, q . cor Kydal pi and
n. Mountain av, A0gf00-....-......
East Orange Arlington Avanue hesi--
~ Company to Alfred Child, East
Orange. lots $40, block I'D, man
East Orange and Ampere Land
(ySorqe Muller 20 Mary Wright,
Nest Orange. ) Amos st, lo2 II
W fr Valley way, 35xl25. ,-.......
Anna A. Morris TO Harry II, Bren-
nan. Franklin, Centre street
south, 50 1T Q fr land Otto Miller,
H6rry NJ. Brcnnan 10 Anna A, Nor
rfs Franklin. same prop: ......,,,,;...
William Heyeck "a Christiana as s,
mann, frvinston. " TWent y-nrsg
81 615 Ct s n Alpine st, gSxll0....,.
nsinn Stout to lydia W. Foard
Glen Ridge, Il s Laurel pl, 10 ~
IL Uisillnnd aY, G0Xl96. .........,.ts
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Mayor Hinck Sells His Home;
Price Said to Be $4,000

Mayor Ernest C. Hinck, OF Mont
clair. has cold the fine New England
Colonial residence recently completed
by him ON Gates avenue. Montclair,
to Ralph n. Thompson. % New York.
The house contains fifteen rooms,
ave bathrooms billiard room, two
so,ariums and living room thirty
eight feet in Length The kitchen and
servants quarters are III an exteA-
sion, the Kitchen and servants din
Ing room being tiled iioors and side
walls to Ceiling. The price at which
it was aold IS said to be about $4,000.
Mr. Thompson expects to take pos-
session of his new home abeut Jan
uaxxl l. ---.-----..
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YALE TO DISCUSS
FOOTBALL PLANS
Captain Talbot Calls on For
mer Stars to Offer Sng-
gestiOns.

Captain-elect Nelson Talbot, OF the
Yale football eleven, has invited
about dozen former Yale football
captains and prominent players to
meet him next Saturday evening TO
discuss the season of 1918. The list
comprises practically the alumni who
formed the coaching staff Of Captain
Henry Ketchan the past fall. Cap
tain Talbot said that he wished TO
talk over general matters. but that
nothing will be discussed of a specific
nature and that the coaching staff
win not be announced after the meet
ing.
Yale's policy for next season will be
shaped as result of the meeting. A
session such as is planned will, it is
thought. point out the mistakes OF
the past season and make u possible
to eliminate them next fall.
Iale football officials fully expect
that Howard Jones will return next
fall as head field coach. Although he
has signed no formal contract. he has
an understanding that he can remain
three years to esta blish permanent
system. When he left here at the end
of the season he fully intended to re-
turn, and his name is expected TO
head the list OF coaches whom Cap
tain Talbot will announce in about
two weeks.
Indiana Bniversityas football team
made nearly s14,000 during the last
season. according to the report Of
Z. P. Smith, treasurer of the Athletic
Association, which was made public
today. The report shows thar the
actual receipts were s13,92d, which Is
much nlore than has been made in
previous years. The largest amount
received from a single game was that
with the University of Chicago at
Chicago. when Indiana's share was
$2,7oo.
So
Harvard football authorities and
players were disappointed yesterday
when they learned that Chicago had
declined the invita- ton to play in the
STADIUM next year. Captain Storer,
of this years eleven, said: 'I had
hoped that Harvard would meet
Chicago next year. and thus deter
mine the relative worth of Western
and Eastern football. J believe the
day will come when there will be
lnterseetional games The opinion
was expressed that overtures would
be made to other leading Western
SOliGG CO iOI y S,SlHlC ~ N~cAihtpA ANS~
next fall. Among some Harvard men
it was said also that the way might
be opened to giving Dartmouth
place on the Harvard schedule again.
"a
Manager r. M. Murphy, OF the
washington and Jefferson College
football team is in Detroit, Mich,
where he is scheduled to make an
address to a meeting OF high school
football players. Murphy says a same
in 1914 between Yale and WASHINGTON
and Jefferson was assured, and that
while in the West he will try TO ar
range game with one of the big
Western universities.
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land, show Will soon be an inmate OF
the Walescott Kennels, Bernardsyille
N J.. owned By Francis Lloyd. HI
also purchased the crack bitch, Merle.
wood Mavis, also on the Edinburgh
prize list
Theodore Offerinan, the we'll known
j judge, has returned from abroad
bringing with him Polana NIillmaid
and buying Ryburn Swell. who will
be left in England for few months
| to develop two crack Airedales.
Miss Amy Easton. OF the C1oseburn
Kennels. CALDWELL has purchased the
Poke dog, WI WI of Newman, from
Mrs. A. " Havne, of New York
WI WI Is by Champion Yum Chu, OF
Newman, by Champion Chu Ehr, OF
Alderbourne.
Mr.. McGool1en, of this city, who is
well known as an extensive breeder
of Yorkies, has taken up the wire
haired fox terrier. and says he will
have one for the Newark show that
will take nothing less than a cham
pion to beat 1t.
Captain Dolan has purchased a
smashing good Airedale pup, Cham
p'on Soudan Swiyeller ex Lady Boil
ton.
Old timers viii regret to hear OF
the death of. Jack. the welI-known
pit bill terrier, owned of late by
Sam Smith. ST.. of this city. Jack
was known as the earnest pit dog
around Philadelphia when owned by
"a well-known pugilist of that town
and never lost . battle.
Five big shows Saturday. As we
ran only go to one we will give you
Princeton IN tabloid form.
Andy Mccooker has lust bred his
good bitch Bebe Todd BOY ex Snun1e)
70 Mr.. Cummings Yorkshire Teddy.
When it comes ia taISing dogs
Tommy Parv'ns's heavyweight Nicke
can give Don. the talk ng dog cards
and spades. Ask any n. X. c. mem
Der. s .st
AS Mr.. Lobban who was scheduled
to Judge bulldogs at Princeton. is
still IN England, 1t is probable that
Mr.. Buchanan, OF Amber Pa, will
take that breed. Mr.. Buchanan is an
old bulldog man and entirely cap
able.
Mr.. EeIzhauer's Hedgeiawn Prtn-
cess is pow in the CUSTODY of DIR.
Bioren; although not ''v@t'' doc can
show the "vets' some things when it
comes to patching up dogs.
John Robertson has removed his
Towernook Collie Kennels from New
ark to Irvfngton. He now has the
Efaaadft1cra
Harry Morgan's Meadowedge Ken
nels are now IN partnership with
those of Mr. Wood, the well-known
Airedale terrier breeder, of Mt. Pleas
ant and Brooklyn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11
Irvington Junior Order
Men Nominate Officers

Nomination of officers of lrvingtou
Council No. 167, Jr. 0. u. A. M, was
made last night, as follows Councillor
Frank r. Pritchard; vice-councilor
Fred Caesar and John Hauck: con-
ductor, William Simmons; warden
George H. Patterson; inside sentinel
Charles Willians; outside sentinel
John urton; trustee to succeed w. r.
Manser, deceased, Frank r. Sharp
and Charles Drew; representative to
Funeral Benefit Association, Frank
#. Sharp and Herbert l.. Atwood.
Further nominations will be made
next Wednesday evenip@, followed by
the annual election on December 81.
Milton P. Cadnus was initiated into
membership last evening.
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Frank Newlin Unangst Leaves
His Entire Estate to Widow

Leaving everything to his widow.
the will OF Frank Newlin Unangst.
Bloomfield councilman and Star cor
respondent, who died at his home on
November -2s, was filed for probate
today r. =
Upon the death of Mrs. Unangst,
by the terms of the will, the estate
will go to a daughter, Dorothy ".
Unangst.
Mrs Unangst 70 also named as ex-
ecutrix. The will was made May %,
1913
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11
PARENTS ACCUSED OF NEeLEos

John and Beatrice Green, negroes,
OF 1873 lakewood avenue, Grange were
arraigned before Judge Woodnan IN
the Orange Police Court today FOR
alleged neglect of their eighteen
month old child. The testimony
showed the parents work out and
Green's mother looks after the young
ster. A chattel mortgage sale took
from the family their household pos
sessions yesterday. and they also may
lose their home. The court suspended
sentence on the promise to straighten
out their affair and look after the
little one.
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sncoNn suroRlus ooNcnnl

Tie second concert IN the Sutorius
course 0e tour unusical evenings will
80 given at ths L.asE Grange Risa
School or IridGy evening. The con-
ssrt vii be composed OF the Russian
Syn1paouv String Quartet, with Pro
sessor Cornelius Rubner as soloist.
The quartet Is made up OF Modest
AItscruler. conductor OF the Russian
Symphony Orchestra. Jacob Altschu-
Ter viola soloist ct tine same orches-
hra Nathaniel Finkelstein. second
Vtolin and David Robinson, concert
master Of the same organization.
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CARNIVAL NMrs aa.ooo

While the exact amount will not be
known for several days, it is esti-
mated that the annual ca1niFafaheld
last week under the auspices of the
Mountainside Hospital Auxiliary in
club Hall, Montclan. VIII be over
~ COO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11
Fire in Garaea

a match carciesslv dropped on the
gasoline covered foc, OF the hickey
Machine Company, IA Main street,
East Orange, yesterday, resulted In
the Are department being called out.
The damage was slight.
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souILy tNpoRsEp IN ORANGE

The United Hatters' Local No T.,
OF Orange, at Its meeting last night at
Alliance Hall, that city. Endorsed John
w. Sculiy. of Norwalk. Conn, for
national president of the union and
Martin Lawlor for secretary. Both
men have been placed in nomination
nv the national body
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11
EdlAons Cone from neiind.

In a sensational finish the Edison
Big Ave, of Orange, nosed out the st.
Michael FIVE. of Elizabeth, on the lat
ter's court last night. 81 to SO. The
sensational goal caging of Bel Evans
and Paddy Hoar enabled the Ed som
ians 10 pull out ahead of their oppo-
nents, who at the end of the first half
were leading, % to Is. Cowan and
Engel did the best work for the homo
five. The Edison management an
nounces that the team will appear
against the Essex County Hos7ital
team at overbrook next Thursday
night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

The National Turner'S are III and
cutters. They lost again last night to
the Troy five. OF Union Hill, 80 to i6.
The Turner's week ago had beaten
the big Point A c., of Bayonne. and
1t was pred. cited that they had finally
struck winning stride. At half-time
the Troys held the upper hand by Q
RI Is
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Harrteann Show class.

It was an interesting game that the
Harrigans won from the Recreetions,
81 to IL, at Kandeps Hall. last night.
At the conclusion of the first period
the winners led by II to 6. Donahue
dropped In seven field goals for the
Harr' gains. while Lowery played best
for the Recreations.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

Carl Menk, r.. furnishes US with
the following data regarding his dog
Junior Thumb: Thumb is registered
with the A. X c. (15106D, as whelped
January 20, 1911, by Tom Thumb. ex
Kitty S. He has never been defeat
ed. beating such weli-known heavies
as Evergreen Progenitor, Caesar
VIII and others.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

The Junior Athletic Union quintet
defeated the Roseville Baptist five. 40
to 10, at the latter's court, last night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

Mrs. M. Thorpe. the well-known
toy Judge, Will judge the Bolton
show at Southport, Lancashire. on
New Years Day.
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Fred Tableman. of this city. has
one. of the prettiest whippet bitch
puppies that we have ever had the
pleasure of seeing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

Fred, Castle has a mighty fine
Llewellyn setter pup which Is almost
completely field broken.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

The Passaic Kennel Club will hold
an open show Saturday. Previous to
the competitions there viii be din
ner to which the pablo will be in
vited.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

On the ST. Andrews court last night
the Second Presbyterian team defeat
ed the home five, "a to 20.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

ker1ewood Laddie. the challenge
certificate winner in Scottish ter
Eiers at the recent Edinburgh. Scot
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

Mrs. r. c. pallen will Judge Bos-
tons at st. Paul.