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IRvINGTON

President Edward jacob, of the
local Progressive party, has issued a
call for a meeting to be held Thurs
day night, January 20, in Masonic
Hall. The report of the committee
on bylaws and other important BUSH
ness will be taken up.
The Epworth League Society OF the
Irvington Methodist Church will hold
a business meeting and social hour
tonight at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Henry, of 81 Park avenue.
The Irvington Maennerchor will
meet tonight for rehearsal under the
direction Of Paul Rave, in Hosp's
Hall, Forty-third street and Spring.
field avenue.
The Hilton basketball team won its
game against the team of the First
Baptist Peddie Memorial Church, of
Newark. Wednesday night, on the
formers court. The score was 80 to s.
The Irvington Board of Health will
send a representative to the annual
conference of the State and local
boards Of health to be held in the
State House, Trenton, Friday and
Saturday, January "a and %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hausmann
of Boyden avenue, Hilton, entertained
at card party at their home last
night.
The Rev. DR.. f. A. WATSON. of st.
Stephens Church, Newark. will lee
ture tonight on Socialism," under
the auspices of Branch Irvington, So
cialist party, in brakes Hall, Irving
ton Centre.
Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow morning for Clara Eliza
beth Rossmeissl.,46 years old, wife OF
Robert Rossmeissl, who died Wednes-
day at her home. "a Madison avenue
A mass of requiem Will be celebrated
in st. Mary's Church, Newark. In.
terment will be in st. Mary's Gene
terry.
Harold Flues, of the auto truck fire
company. is confined TO his home, or
Myrtle avenue, with intestinal all
ment.
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HARRISON.E. NEWARK.

Stanislaus Ledger, of 80 Soaring
avenue, Harrison, was today released
from the Harrison police station when
he paid fine of $50, imposed yester-
day by Police Justice Joseph M.
Branegan. Mrs. Mary Koce, at whose
home ledger was a boarder, com
planned to the police that Ledger had
threatened to slash her with a cary
ing knife. Patrolmen Campion and
McManus arrested Ledger.
While at work in the plant Of the
Driver Harris Wire Company, Har-
rison, yesterday. Thomas Rowe, of
Drake street, Kearny, had his left
foot broken when a heavy case
slipped from his grasp and landed on
the member. Rowe was taken to the
office of DIR. Morris Clouse and after
having had the fracture reduced was
taken home.
At a meeting last night the ban
ouet committee of the West Hudson
County Board of Trade made further
arrangements for the banquet to be
held January 81.
The Harrison Board OF Education
will hold its final meeting Thursday
night. January 3D.
The knights of Columbus basket
ball team viii journey to sheepshead
Bay tomorrow night and play the ST
James Triangle five. The players and
"fans'' will leave on the G:b2 D. m
train from the Harrison station Of the
tzaeiSawanaa railroad. Tire X. Of q
team syiil meet tho Orange I'VE Mon.
day aight q par:5h hail, and nexi
Thursday night the Harrison team
VIII eierh With tne -seseents8 OF Pat
erson, at Rentschiers Hail. Harrison
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DECENTRALIZATION.


Mrs. Thomas Parker, of 123 Kearny
avenue, Kearny. who has been i'll for
some time, is Commissioning.
Mrs. Morris Case. of 102 kearny
avenue, Kearny. has recovered from
an attack of the grip. Her daughter.
Miss Mary Case is now i'll with the
malady
The entertainment committee APP
pointed to arrange for entertain
ments to be given in the Lincoln
School auditorium, Arlington, for tina
benefit of the new stympf Memorial
Hospital will meet on Wednesday
night at the Town Hall, Kearny.
The committee consists OF Captain z.
j. Kraft. chairman, Arthur b. Archi-
bald, George Bond, Joseph b. Hanna
and James Kennedy.
James Bray. of 129 Johnston ave
nue., Kearny. is recovering from an
attack of-heart trouble.
Joseph Dyer, II years old, of Sher-
idaff avenue, Kearny, was removed to
ST. Michael's Hospital in the Kearny
ambulance this morning to be oper
ated upon for appendicitis.
Mrs. Adam Wetzel. wife Of Assist
ant Chief WetzeI, of the Keafny fire
department, was rendered surprise
party at her home last night by a
number of friends. MIR. and Mrs,
George. F. Griffin. gave violin Sc
lections and Mrs. William Hyde, OF
Kearny, presided at the piano.
Mrs. Elizabeth Calmar, of iS0
Kearny avenue, Kearny, was ten
dered a birthday party at her home
last night. Mrs. Calmar was 20 years
old yesterday. She has been a resi-
dent of Kearny for twenty five years :
About seventy five persons were
present
Star Of the East Chapter, Eastern
Star of Kearny, has donated. $40 to
the Stumpf Memorial Hospital funG.
The body of William c. Taylor, 81
years old, who died at the Soldiers
Home Wednesday night was re
moved to Burlington yesterday for
burial. Mr.. Taylor was member OF
Company H, F'ifty-seyenth New YORK
Volunteers. Death was due to So
nifty.
The Ridge Building and Loan Asso
citation of North Arlington last might
opened a new series Of stock ana
sixty-three new shares were sub
scribed for.
Loyal Fellowship Lodge no. SoCS
L. o. o. f., Manchester Unity, VA
meet at Roche's Hall tonight Sis
candidates will be initiated.
The committee of the Kearny Dem
ocratic Association recently, selected
to investigate the ACCESSIBILITY Of
commission form of government IN
Kearny plans visits to Passaic. Tren-
ton and Nutley. The committee IS
composed of Albert S. Oswald, Ran
dolph Crowell, Frank Y. Smith, Enocf
jacobson and Walker W. McCarroll
A report will be made at a specia.
meeting to be held soon. "Open
night will be observed at the ciuh
rooms tomorrow night IS
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SOUTH ORANGE.

Miss Mary Devins is i'll with a Sc
we're cold at her home, 151 Irving
avenue.
Miss Eleanor Cook, of Second street,
who has been ILL.,. is conyalescent.
The annual meeting of the board of
governors of the Field Club sched-
uled for last night has been post
poned a week.
Weather permitting an ice carni-
val will be held at the Field Club to-
morrow evening.
"Holy Orders: Are Priests the Edu-
Gated Leaders of a Blind and Ignor-
ant Populace?" is the subject upon
which the Rev. Timothy NJ. Donovan.
rector, will preach at the masses in
the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
Sunday.
South Orange Council No. 1347,
Royal Arcanum. installed officers for
the year at a meeting in Red Mems
Hall last night. Richard A. Backus
is the new regent.
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JESS OPPOSES PLAN TO
ABOLISH STATE ASSESSORS
Files Special Report With Gov.
Wilson on Taxation.
From n stan Correspondence

TRENTON, n. J., Jan. 17.-Frank
q. jess, president of the State Board
of. Equalization of Taxes, today. filed
with Governor Wilson a supplement-
airy report as a member of the special
committee appointed to investigate
the subject of taxation in this State.
Mr.. Jess opposes the recommended
ton of the special commission to
abolish the State Board of Assessors.
The commission report embodying
this recommendation was submitted
to the governor last week, but Mr..
Jess dissented from that part which
proposed the abolition of the asses
sors.
Mr.. Jess says the State Board of
Assessors should assess public utility
property with the aid of data fur
nished by the Public Utility Commits
sion The valuations should be GER
titled to the local assessors. Mr.. Jess
says assessments should be review
able by the Board of Equalization.
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MAYOR TO OPEN
CHURCH CARNIVAL
Two Weeks Bazaar to Start in
East Orange Monday
Night.

A two weeks carnival and fair will
be opened in the parish hall of the
Church of Our Lady Help of Chris
tians. East Orange, on Monday eve,
ming for the benefit of the church.
Mayor Gregory. of East orange, will
formally open the affair. Preceding
the opening a street parade through
the Oranges will take place.
The paraders will consist of the
Cadet Corps. recently organized by
the Rev. NJ. J. Corr. assistant rector
and chaplain of the corps. The fife
and drum corps connected with the
Sacred Heart Lyceum, of Bloomfield,
viii accompany the corps.
The Parish Hall has been decorated
for the occasion. There are twelve.
booths. representing America, Alaska,
China, Japan. Ireland, New Zealand,
Australia and other countries. The
attendants at each booth will be at
tired in costumes peculiar TO the ma
tional dress of the various countries.
The entertainment will be given each
night.
Among the performers will be
Brennan. Condron & Co. in a sketch
emitted w hen the w nlSlle Blows
the Berry Brothers, in a comedy spe-
cialty; Joseph L. Mullin and John
Scott, monologists; Charles Travers
and Joseph Hector. in vocal selec-
lions; Francis y. Hennessey, Irish
piper. Malcolm Morrison. Scotch
piper Miss Agnes Dunphy will give
harp selections. accompanied by Miss
Mary E. McArdle. violinist. A series
of dances viii be a feature. The
dancers will be Miss May Kirwin,
Miss Ellen Devanney, Miss Grace
Robinson, the Costelloe Sisters and
Michael P. Morrison.
A full orchestra will furnish music
each evening for both the entertain
ment and the dancing. During the
course of the fair announcement will
be made of the selection of a date for
the usual baby parade. The Rev.
Edward NJ. Farrell. acting rector Of
the parish is assisted by the Rev. NJ.
j. Corr and the Rev. William j. Lam
ders in the arrangements.
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FIELD BATTERY A TO
HOLD ATHLETIC GAMES

The committee in charge of the ath-
letie games of Field Battery A, Of
East Orange, which will be given on
Wednesday evening, February 5. at
the Parkway Armory, have received
many entries, and it is expected the
games will be the most successful vet
conducted by the organization. With
larger space afforded in the new build
ing it is anticipated that competition
will be keen.
The first number on the program
will be an exhibition drill under direc-
ton of Sergeant Frederick Williams.
Other events will include pickup
race. mounted wrestling, coat and
candle race, potato race, rescue race
and monkey drill"
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PLAN COLONIAL RIDE FOR
LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY

A colonial and flower ride will be
conducted by the Armory Riding
Academy, Of East Orange, in the ar
mory of Field Battery A on the
Parkway on the night of Lincolr's
birthday. Thirty entries SO far have
been received by the committee. and
they are hopeful that the number
will be increased to thirty-five or
forty riders before the holiday.
A costume ride took place at the
armory under auspices of the club
on Wednesday night in which TWEEN
tyfour riders participated. One of
the features was the appearance Of
a man in farmer costume who con-
Quoted a pig auction, the antics of
the porker adding to the gayety of
the evenings entertainment.
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MONTCLAIR ELKS HAVE
JOLLY TIME AT BANQUET
Mayor Hinck Suggests Club
house for Lodge.

About $50 members and guests OF
Montclair Lodge of Eiks attended
the annual banquet of the lodge at
the Hotel Montclair last night. 1t
is doubtful If a jollier crowd ever
occupied the dining-room of the big
hostelry. Farmer George Henry
Smith, of Cedar Grove. who acted
as toastmaster, did not once refer
to the. doings of the Cedar Grove
poultry exhibit, which has become a
permanent institution over the Sec
ond mountain.
Mayor Ernest c. Hinck of Mont
clair. who arrived late, having been
detained by an important committee
meeting Of the Town Council, re-
cefved a big reception. In his speech
the mayor advocated the erection OF
an Elks' hall in Montclair. and told
of plans he had devised to enable
the lodge to secure one.
Harold M. Anderson. associate edi-
tor of the New York Sun. deplored
the fact that he was not an Elk.
but in roundabout manner claimed
to be a step-brother. Although diff
fering in politics from the mayor,
he approved his administration, ana
declared that at the opening OF the
Commonwealth Club circus last sum-
mer that the mayor proved that ne
could blow a f1ve-cent whistle as
we'll as any mayor he ever knew.
The other speakers were former
Councilman Ralph w. Grout, of Up
per Montclair; Edward e. Leach, OF
New York; John p. Dexheimer and
Gustave Dorsmuller of Orange. The
arrangement committee consisted of
DR.. r. b. Van Giesen. chairman;
George H. Smith, Gould Harrison,
Willard w. Cole, Alger jenkins, John
A. Kent, Joseph A. Holman, J. Mel
vim Bush, John II. Scott, +. M.
Francisco and Dr. E. D. RADIUS.
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WANTS ORDER VACATING
JUDGMENT AND SENTENCE
Newarker Appeals to u. S.
Court in Election Case.

lFrOHa q sum COHEeHpoHuSaAt1
TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 17.-Marcus
Van Ness, of Newark. today applied
to the United States Court for an
order vacating a judgement and SEN
tence against him in September 1910.
Van Ness was a Democratic mem
Der of the board of registry and cleo
ton in the Fourth ward, of Newark.
He was indicted for a violation of
the election laws and placed on trial
The jury failed to agree and by an
order of the court he was submitted
to another trial. This jury found
Van Ness guilty and he was sem
fenced 20 one year in the Essex peni-
tertiary. He claims he should not
have been placed on trial second
time after the failure of the jury
to agree and says he was deprived
of his rights under the constitution.
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FOUR BOARDS IN ORANGES
FAIL TO HOLD MEETINGS

oficials of Orange and East Or
ange were troubled last night when
Misunderstanding and the failure to
obtain quorums caused the postpone
ment of no less than four meetings.
Reorganization of the East Orange
Board of Health was to have been
effected, but only a few members
were able to appear, and the meeting
had to be postponed. An advance
notice printed a day or two ago
stated a meeting had been called be-
tween the boards of education of the
Orange in the East Orange High
School, but after a number of mem
beers assembled, it was discovered the
date was q week later. There was a
meeting of the sewer committee of
the Orange Common Council sched :
uled, but only two members put in
an appearance and the session could
not be held.
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WRIGHT WAS A GOOD COOK
UNTIL LIQUOR INTERPRETED

George Wright was cook in the
home of Mrs James Jamison, of 173
Glenwood avenue. East Orange, up to
yesterday. But George. who is a
negro and has a high rating in the
culinary art. went on rampage from
drink, and the police were pleaded to
take him from the kitchen before
he made mince-meat of the eatables.
Sergeant Frank Patterson locked him
up, but today Recorder Mott sus-
pended sentence, as Mrs. Johnson had
expressed a desire that he be dealt
with gently.
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sNTERTAlNs AT TEA

Mrs. Edw.n +. crippen. OF Al Will
lam street.. East Orange, gave
Z tea yesterday Afternoon. She
waa assisted in receiving by her
daasEter. Mrs f. Randolph Dunn, of
I.faplowuoe Mrs. Warrs;i Moore ard
Mrs ). ccs ~ Failing. OF East Or
saxe. pasesiGed ~ tho Tea liable, which
n & siacoao "a ss4tt pink roses. Others.
no asassktg etc iirs. Isopers Benz
ss,.,a. 81 .ial0ol.d Dansorff. Miss
1srhe;S ed4.4 nd Miss Gary Ludwig.
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The second OF two subscription
dances in which number Of society
folk are Interested will be held Feb
rnary at the Essex County Country
Club. There will be the saAe petron-
esses, who arc Mrs. Ellis Adams, Mrs.
Everett Colby. Mrs. Percy ingalls,,
Mrs. William a. Barstow, Mrs. Philip
afc1xim Garrison, Mrs. Charles II.
Jewett, jr., Mrs. Hendon Chubb, Mrs.
Charles G. Goodrich. Mrs. Ira A. Kip,
r., Mrs. Theodore w. Churcn, Mrs.
Clifford A. Gould, Mrs. Wilbeur Kyle,
Mrs. Manton 3. Metcalf and Mrs.
Sheldon Tilney. Of the Oranges. The
committee was composed o. TIendon
chnbb, Fills Adams, Percy ingalls,.
Albert q. Borden. William A. Bar
stow. IJonnetn d. Gordon and Philip
r. Chew.
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CIRCLE TO HOLD MUSICALE

At the residence of Mrs. John r.
Van Nest, IS Winans street. East
Orange. 8 musicale will be held Tues
day afternoon. arranged by HAIKU
Circle. Kings Daughters. Miss Made
iino Jobin. pianist, will contribute to
tie program. Following the program
there VIII be a tea The hostess VIII
be assisted 81 her sister, Mrs. B..
Roberts Nortnrop. OF East Orange.
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MRS. ApcAR's FUNERAL

Services Tor Mrs Abby Apgar, who
dicd Tuesday at her home, As North
Meclo avenue, East Orange, We're held
from shat address this afternoon, the
Rev. DR.. Daniel r. Clare, pastor OF
abe Hawthorne Avenue Church, that
aiss-. officiating. Buria. was in Rose
dale ssealetery. Orange. Mrs Apgar
was 70 years old ind is survived by
two Daughters and three SONS.
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DEATHS

the residence Of hls
brother. Mr. James g. Barnett, % L az
coin Park, on Thursday. January *
1918. William Hall Barnett, aseu
years. lam
Relatives, friends. officers and mem
hers of Kane Lodge No. 90, r. ahu =.
NJ. Union Chapter No. H. a. re-
Kane Council No. .. K. 4 ). NJ; nc
maseus Commandery No. .; N. Nv
Jersey consistory, A. 4; $; X, ~ -
Salaam Temple. A. A. o.. \. NJ. 81 Ma
sonic Veterans Association anu hoSas
order of Scotland. are invited 10 attsnIi
the funeral services from the oen'i "a,
Methodist Church Market street ", ~
Sunday the 18th inst. at 2. p. M. ln
terment Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
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st. Louis. entered ,ld INC
rest on Wednesday, January 10, ,, Iyl2,
Frederick A. e. Blaicher OF 100 Sliiton
avenue. Newark \. j., age ii years
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BRIS.NER-on' January II, 1918, Mary
n. beloved wife of George W. BrlH-
ner. aged 20 years, 20 Governor
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RARK11E-on Friday. January ~
1918. suddenly, at her home, ~ S ,,sss
brook place. Newark, tIa llte,S
Stephapie. daughter OF a 'siiints, ~
and Stephanie Coster and widoW o.
fIurh McCalmont Barl<lie, IN the
seventy eighth year of her age.
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BAYs-At Nutley. on January 10,
1918. Mary. beloved wife Oh hooei'
RaVs
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III CINNAMON January IS. 1913, Mar
beloved wife Of Frederick X B lic.s
man. aged IS years, Nortn hiiVu
street
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AsSoN-Passed away ON Thursday.
January 49, 1913, A. Mary Mason
iienrv Mason, in her 73d year, 6l2
Gerry street.
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'CH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. into eter-
nal rest, on Tuesday. January IA,
1918. at his residence, SO Tilling-
hast street, John r., beloved hus-
hand OF Caroline Schweickart tnee
Toeh11
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COTT-Peacefully fell asleep We'd
nesday, January IS, 1913. William
edward. husband of Lulu Scott.
late residence. 1SS Academy street.
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MEISSL-Tntered into rest, on
Wednesday, January. 10, 1913, Clara
beloved wife of Robert Rossmeissl,
aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends, also st. Leo's
Altar Ladies' Society, are kindly in
vited TO attend the funeral on Satur-
day, January IS, at 0 a. IN. from her
late residence, "a Madison avenue, Irv-
ington, NJ J.. to st. Mary's Church,
where at 10 O'Clock Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the repose OF her
terry.
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wa genera East Orange, N. J.. on
Thursday. January 16, 1918 James
Luther. beloved son of Henry G.
and Augusta NJ. Wagner (nee
Cross). aged 20 years. "a Hollywood
avenue
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AUCTION SALES.

THE NEW LOAN co. POI Springfield Az.
Jasssiss IA * "a = m. sl,ireaecr,sd pisdsss
Jeff Ger ore year, zach as witches dIa-
1uon6s. jeF4lry. elothfug. etc. 0LAL Aues
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lRKWITH-At Orange, n. j.. January
Il 1918. Ella Markwith. daughter or
ia and Ella Markwfth, H. North
entire street.
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January IA, Harry p,
believed husband of Mary Il.
8O'Eagan (nee Healy).
Relatives and friends and mem,
bers of International brotherhood
Of Electrical Workers, Local No. 50,
are kindly invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, is
Vest END avenue. NaiIsburg, on
saturday. January is, at a. m, to
tie Church of the Sacred Heart.
where a Solemn High Mass of
REQUIEM will be offered for the re-
pose OF his soul. Interment in the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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: ANDoIPH-on Friday, January II.
1918. Dorothy L., beloved child of
Edmund f. and Adeline Randolph
NEE Biehl). aged months days,
1911 Avon avenue.
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" FISMAN--On January 16 1913.
Gustave Charles Weisman, aged 40
years.
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AlSTENSTFIN-On January 16 1913,
George. beloved husband of Barbara
rTnrtenstein (nee Allgeyerl. aged D.
aif Eighteenth avenue.
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wERLE-On Wednesday. January IS
1915. our beloved husband and
father. Peter Werle. of 577 Hunter
don street, in his ed year.
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tr,NIAN-on January 16. 1918, AL
bret r., husband of Susie Murray
Nieman, go Park avenue.
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:I.LER-At Caldwell, n. j.. on Janu-
nv II. 1918, Sarah A.. widow OF
lines Miller, aged SO years.
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TMANN-Suddenly. on WGdnes-
day. January 10, 1913, George Cnris'
mann.
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I.yCNS--A Months Mind High Mass of
Requiem will be offered for the re-
.pose Of the soul of Mrs. Margaret
,Tcns SATURDAY.. January is, 1873. at
ST J5seph's Church. at o'clock.
RalaFiNes and friends are invited
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RRIS-Snddenly at his late resi-
dence. 119 North Sixth street, Rose
Vile. Lawrence Harris
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y: EEN-Suddenly on Thursday, Jan,
nary Is. 1919. Nelson. beloved
h~ofber Of Mary and Julia Green,
AZ his late residence, 6S WaVerly
venue.
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.rAsoN-Patrick Gleason died on
January II, 1918, at the Essex Coun-
IN Hospital for the Insane; Csoar
rove. n. J. Admitted to the nos
.ital from Newark. n. j., on April ~
SIS: aged So. Born IN lreian1; "
eupation, laborer; civil coiiui'iOi''
single.