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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-06
PRESIDENT AND BRYAN
ATTEND SPELLING BEE

WASHINGTON, June 6.-An old
fashioned spelling bee, conducted by
the National Press Club. of Wash
ington, and billed as "a contest be-
tween newspapermen and statesmen
was won last night by Representa-
tive Frank B. Willis, of Ohio, after
fifteen Washington correspondents
seven senators and seven members of
the House had been spelled down."
1t was an evening of merriment, in
which President Wilson, Secretary
Bryan and a host of other official folk
joined.
Some of the words missed were
acacia. canteloupe. exsiccate, fuchsia,
cedrelaceous caoutchouc. daguerreo-
type, foliaceous, ecumenical, laryn-
geal and reconnaissance.
The occasion was the annual ladies'
night celebration Of the National
Press Club.
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CONTRACTS FILED

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today.
Unity Church. Of Montclair. owners.
with John s. & l.. Carlson, of Mont
clair, contractors. general work. So
511; Unity Church. Montclair.
Charles B. Jones. owner with Maier
Bros Co. contractors. plumbing work,
$3.50; I24 Lake street. Same owner
with Walter A.. Lawson, contractor.
heating work. $500 same premises.
Kate sinko. owner. with Thaddeus
/ Harazda. of IrYington. contractor.
general work. $3.50; fremont terrace,
J. F. Enderle & Bro, owner, with
Alfred l. Seider, contractor, electrical
wiring work. SIS; 11S Mapes avenue
Seally Caruso, owner, with Pelle-
grino Pelleeehia, contractor. general
work. $15,750; IL Bedford street.
j. F. Enderle & Bro, owners. with
J. Oberle & Son, contractors, mason
work, Slips; Us Naples avenue. Same
owners with Philip Bremen, contract
or, plumbing and heating work. s940;
1 same premises. Same owners with
James Clements, contractor, general
work, $3.50; Same premises.
Philip Brady, owner, with Davis
Bender. contractor, general work. ss.-
500; 3Ss Sanford avenue.
Fred g; Hendriekson, owner, with
J. 2. sloeuml contractor. general
John L. Rankin. of South Orange.
| owner. with Lewis W. Butterheld, of
| orange, contractor, heating work,
| S1.0s2 South Orange.
| Louis Streen. owner. with Kaplan
Bros, contractors. general work, S.
! 700; g06 Bergen street.
Hudson Hat Manufacturing Co..
| owners. with Dragone & Cohen, con-
/ tractors. mason work. $4,000; corner
Hoyt New and Soaring streets.
Harris kan[owitz, owner. with
Jacob Hole & Louis Hickman, con-
TRACTORS, plumbing work, 1915 for two
buildings at 645-64a South Nineteenth
| street; S1,150 for each at $40 South
Eighteenth street and corner South
Nineteenth street and Eighteenth ave-
Hudson Hat Manufacturing Co.
owners, with Morris A. Friedman,
contractor. iron work and fire. escapes,
$500; corner Hoyt. New and Soaring
Harris Kantrowitz. owner, with
Samuel Sodowich. contractor. general
work, $4,000 for Gas South Nineteenth
street; $1,000 for $50 South Eigh-
teenth street; $500 for corner of
south Nineteenth street and Eigh-
| teenth avenue.
owners, with Elmer z. FRANKIE, jr., of
Irvington. contractor, general work.
$4,000; Florence avenue. Irvington.
Bernard Lamb, owner, with Up
work, s525; 157 Thomas street. Same
| owner with NJ & D. Taretez, contract
or, carpenter work, $4,000; same
premises.
Joseph Stern. owner, with Elmer d.
Wilson, contractor. electrical work,
1926: 7S2-1S4 Belmont avenue. Same
owner with Sander Greenwald, con-
tractor, plumbing work, SAFE; saTi=
| premises. Same owner with NJ.
| D'Alessio. contractor, mason work
| $3.50: same premises. Same owner
with Burns Iron Works contractors
iron work. 1897; same premises. Same
! owner with Jacob Cfyyen Cement
Paving Co., contractors. cement work
$3.50; same premises.
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Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

II your ambition has left you. your
happiness is gone forever unless you
take advantage of Menk's magnif1-
cent offer to refund your money Il
WendeIs Ambition Pills do not put
your entire system in fine condition
and give you the energy and vigor
you have lost.
Be ambitious. be strong. be vigor-
GUS Bring the rudy glow Of health
to your cheeks and the bright sparkle
that denotes perfect manhood and
womanhood to your eyes.
Wendell's Ambition Pills. the great
nerve tonic. can't be beat for that
tired feeling. nervous debility, poor
blood, headaches, neuralgia. restless
ness, trembling. nervous prostration.
mental depression. loss of appetite
and kidney or liver complaints.
In two days you'll feel better. In
week you'll feel fine and after tak-
ing one box you will have your old
time confidence and ambition.
Be sure and get 50-cent box today
ana get out Of the rut. Remember,
Menks Pharmacy. LOG Market street.
lis authorized to guarantee them.
Mail orders filed. charges prepaid.
by Wendell Pharmacal Companxs
syracuse. n. =.
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MARSHALL EMPLOYEES DO
NOT HARKEN TO AN ALARM

Just as the employees of the Mar
shall Thread Mills. Passaic avenue,
Kearny, were leaving the plant last
night fire was discovered in comb
ing machine on the fourth floor The
fire whistle was blown, but the sound
ing of the siren was not taken as an
alarm of fire. 1t was some minutes
later before a call was sent in from
the town fire-alarm box at Marshall
and Watts streets, some distance
from the company's office.
The firemen extinguished the flames
without any trouble. The damage was
slight. A peculiar feature was the
fact that very few of the factory
workers knew of the fire, although 1t
was in progress when they were leav-
ing the place.
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WEST HUDSON REALTY

JERSEY CITY. June 6.-Tbe follow
ing deeds and mortgages affecting prom
terday:
Kearny Conveyances.
Frederick J. Ensor ct ux to Fidelity
investment Company, lot go. book 30
map No. 3 of North Jersey Land Com,
pany and Fuller Bros, 81.
George Laville ct ux. to Clarence Davy
northeast corner Of Argyle p1ace and
Stewart avenue, 40x103. 81
Harrison CONVEYANCE,
Joseph Megel and Abram Bromberg to
Dore Sega1, east side of Kingsland ave.
nue., 332 feet north from Harrison ave-
nue., 33 1-3x100. 81
Kearny Mortgage.
Julius Patzloff ct ux. to Fidelity In
yestment Company, northwest corner of
Davis and Quincy avenues. 95x97, S17e 03.
Harrison Mortgage.
Dore and Joseph segal to Joseph Me-
gal and Abram Bromberg, east side of
Kingsland avenue, 332 feet north from
Harrison avenue, SO 1-3x1Oo, 1925.
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BOROUGH FOR FIRST TIME
GIVES AID TO NEEDY

For the first time in the history of
the borough of North Arlington, an
order was today issued by the poor
master, Richard E. Smith, to a fam
lily in destitute circumstances. It
proved quite a novelty to write out
the order. The amount allowed the
family is $40. Mr.. Smith declined to
make public the name of the family
to whom the order was given.
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sHoRTER-sIDMAN

Miss Susan Eliza Sidman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Sidman.
of "a Bell street, Orange, was married
last night at her home to Walter Ford
Shorter. also of Orange. The Rev.
Ohio F. Humphreys, rector of Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church. West Or
ange. performed the ceremony. At
tending the bride was her sister. Miss
Ethel E. Sidman, as maid of honor,
and Walter Nj. Shorter. of Orange.
brother of the bridegroom, was the
best man.
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WILLIAM MlLLER'S FUNERAL

William Miller. So years old. of 1879
North Fifteenth street. East Orange,
died at his home yesterday. He had
been ailing for about a year He had
lived in East Orange for about eight
years. He was a widower. Two
daughters survive him. They are
Mrs. Ethel Schmitt, of this city. and
Mrs. Zelda Frank. of East Orange,
with whom he lived. One brother.
Walter Miller, of this city, also sur
wives him. Funeral services will be
conducted from his late home tomor-
row night at s o'clock. The Rev.
Robert r. Littell, pastor of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church, this city. will
officiate. Interment will be made
Sunday morning in Pine Brook Gene
terry.
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MRS. ANNA FooTE

From the effects of an operation
performed yesterday at a Newark
hospital, Mrs. Anna Foote, 81 years
old. of III Midland avenue. Arlington,
died last night. The woman was ad-
mitted to the hospital on Tuesday
She is survived ytwo daughters,
Mrs. Richard Hanwell and Miss
Rosamond Foote. both of Arlington.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon. The Rev. Carl S. Smith,
rector of Trinity Episcopal Church,
Arlington, will oficiate. Interment
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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SENloR--CEE

Miss Edna Gee, niece of Mrs. Theo-
dore Riencke, of So Lenox avenue,
East Orange, and David B. Senior, of
New York, were married Wednesday
at the home of the BRIDES aunt by
the Rev. Daniel H. Glare, pastor of
the Hawthorne Avenue Baptist
Church, East Orange. There were
no attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Senior
win reside in West New DIRK.
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REAL ESTATE

TO Caldwell Building and Loan Associa-
ton, Verona, west side Mcdowell street
125 feet northeast from Bloomfield ave
nue.. $1,000
Bazyli slobodianyk to Upper End Build
ing and Loan Association. Irvingtoni
north side Grove terrace $50 feet west
from Grove street, So 800
Same 70 same, IrFington. north side
Grove terrace. 525 feet vest from Grove
street, 50 800
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TR ANsFERs.

NEWARK.
). Harbourne Baldwin to y. Ward
Realty Co., u Clinton av, IS II
fr Bergen st, 50x100. ..............
David Katz TO King Msrsae Co.
" cor Orange st ana \. 9th st.
4oXlO0 ..........s-.-.-t.-..- ....s...'.-
King Marsac Co. to David katz. W
Washington av, 173 IT s fr Elliot
st, 100x1S9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Morris Gross to Samuel Komolromi,
es West st, l25 IT 5 fr Kinney ST,
Samuel Fishman to John E. os-
born. S Hillside pl, 80 IT FIR
Rose st. 35x1OO. ..................-..
Peter r. Schmidt, lot q. map
Essex Park -...+-....--..
Caroline Hager to John HadCow.
cor Ridge st and I'd az, i24x1z5..
f. Garfield Clifford to Antonio Gel
entano. Il Park av. 80 II FIR
Antonio Celentano TO George II.
Miller, n Park av, 6 II FIR
Stone at. 30x55 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Philip Litwinoff to David Abramo-
witch ct al, e Winaas av. 34s r.
n fr Kipp st. 25x77....,....;.....
/ f. Luella Ingraham and hus to
av. 81 # fr Nursery st, 1sx1lo..
Frederick F. Guild Especial masterl
10 Edward w. Martin. " y. 9th
st, % IT fir 9Th av. 25x56.
John Remer TO same, same property
Smith ST. 275 IT 8 fr Silver st.
25xl00 ...................--..
James G. Demarest TO Joseph c.
Blair, Marion ay, 100 IT fr
Vail ST. 25x100 ..........,-.........-
Frank r. clpte, to ]; L. Seymour
Crane, cen Park st, AZ # IF
now, S. 18th st, $50 IT n FIR
18th ay, 25x100 ......................
Peter ]. Moore to John Marczak, 5
Walnut Walnut ST. % IT W fr Sanford
Newark Homes Co. to Ferdinand
80 IT n fir Abingdon av, 16xl00....
TOWNSHIPS.
John Randall to Bartholomew sher-
lock, w. Orange. Park drive
south, $50 TT " fir Eagle Rock az,
Nutiey Realty Co. to waldemar R.
Winkler, Nutley, e s Wayne pl,
500 # # Grant az, 5oxl22. .:;..;.:
callaghan. Orange. 8 Stirling
av, As TT FIR Mosswood az, 48x100
Manning II. Doland to william n.
Springfield az. 50 # fr land of E.
y. Doland, 50x150 ..................
Breckenridge & Tichenor, Inc, to
Mary Messmer, Irvington, s 3
fremont ter. 625 IT W fr Grove
ST, 25x100 .....................:
Sylvester Macknet to Charles 5.
Macknet, Caldwell. mid I'd FIR
Westville to CentreVille, 50 1t
FIR land of II. s. Harrison, ] acre.
Clara Sorenson ct al to Jerome
Doyle, Montclair, n Tichenor pl,
261 IT fr Harrison av, 50xll2....
Jerome Doyle to Clara Sorenson,
Montclair, Welland pl, $40 IT
W FIR Grove st, 47xe1.
Charles W. Anderson to Albert H.
Ellis. Montclair. cen Cliffside av,
n land Abram Speir. 100x224....
Samuel D. Hepburn ct al to Lucy
r. Larter ct al, p. Orange, W s
Glenwood av, 80 1T s FIR Park av,
b0x149 ..-.........-... ...-....' 49,
Gertrude A. Larter to same, r.. Or
ange, same property.
Bennett. Irvington, W N: 43d
st, 4s1 II fir Springfield av. 25x105
Edward Heyden to William He
week, Irvington, W 2ist st, pa
1T s fr Alpine st. 50x110.... $500.
Second Ward Improvement Assn TO
First Christian Church of Irving
ton, n. J., s W cor Lyons and
Chester avs, 50x100 ......:..........
Appleton D. Palmer to Anna Fl.
Marley, e. Orange, n e cor Pros
pect and Hamilton SITS, 105x350...
Same to same, u. Orange, $ w cor
Main and Grove SITS, 55xsS.....--.
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MISS SCHULTZ TO WE'D

Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Ida Schultz, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar Schultz,
of Livingston avenue. Mortified. to
George Leonard Barnes, of West Or
Ange. The wedding will take place
at the Schultz home on Tuesday.
June "a. Following the ceremony
q reception win be held
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SUNDAY school ENrERrAINs

Under the direction of Adolphus
Lockwood, the three-act farce
comedy, "A Regiment of Two" was
presented last night by members of
the Sunday school of the First Con-
gregational Church, East Orange, in
the school chapel. The performance
gill be repeated tonight
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BITTEN BY PET DOG

The Orange police and health au-
thorities were notified today that
Thomas Slater, % years old, of 76
Beach street, that city, was bitten
last night by pet dog. The police
were told that F. V. Lander owned
the >nimal and the Board of Health
is making an investigation.
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LOST AND FOUND.

---~~~S@~--~~~~~~>-->7~o-7~ =
LosT-June g. between Newark and sum
nit enameled diamond-studded tiger neaa 4
haay5ng initials v NJ E. on back; liberal
reward. v NJ ESELGRoTH, p Mechanic
St Newark, y. J.
TnsT-Ring In East Orange; small ring set
with small diamond, between Two runy
doublets Suitable reward II returned 10 70
Eppirt St. East Orange
IosT--Bank book No. 1894. Fidelity Trust
Company. Finder will please return BOOK
to FIDELITY TRUST co.
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LEWIs-On June 4, 1918, James j..
beloved husband of Annie T. Lewis
1nee Kennedy.
Relatives and friends are kindly
his late residence, 478 Market street.
on Saturday, June 7, at a. M, to
st, James's Church, where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be
offered for the repose of his soul.
Interment in the Cemetery. of the
Holy Sepulchre.
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DEATHS

BIERTUEMPFE L-On Thursday, June 5.
1913, Frederick Arnold, beloved child Of
Louisa l.. and the late Frederick A.
Bertnempfel; grandchld of Louisa Z:
and the late Arnold Biertnempfel, and
Ernest apd the late Anna Helms, aged
year IL months days.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited to attend the funeral from the
parents residence, 80 Magazine street,
on Saturday. June Z. 1913, at p. m.
lnterment in Fairmount Cemetery
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AUCTION SALES,

>~~~-~~--~--~--~---~'---7
ALI, unredeemed pledges left over one year
will be sold at Central Auction rooms
a. south Orange av Monday. June 9. at 10
a m BY order OF State Loan ONCE Pawn
broker. 1871 Springfield av. S. VAN POz-
MAX. auctioneer.
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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 Exchange:
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GLENNON-On June L. 1913. John. be-
loved son of Michael and Ellen
Glennop tnee Burnsl, aged years
months 4 days, 175 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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GOTT-At her residence, 201 Broad
i. way. Bayonne, n. j., on Wednesday,
June 4, 1913, Catherine Colt. aged
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CRABER-On June 4, 1913 Dora Graz
Der. aged 70 years. IL Marie place.
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BLAUFUS-on June 5. 1915. at 112
Paterson street, Harrison, N j,
Henry c.. son of Henry aid Mary
Blaufas.
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CROWLEY--At Orange, N. j., on
Thursday. June 5, 1913. Mary. be-
loved wife of the late john F..
Crowley (nee Dillon), Berg place.
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EcKERLIN-On June S. 1918. Mar
= gareth. widow of Frederick Ecker
lin. aged 81 years. AZ Wilsey street.
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KAAS-Entered into rest on Thurs
day, June 5, 1918, Alfred, beloved
= husband of Minnie Kaas (nee Adj
ams), aged AZ years 10 months 16
days, 81 Park avenue, slrvington,
N. j.
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HANNA-June 5, 1918. James, beloved
husband of Mary Hanna, Highland
avenue, kearpy.
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"A meeting o. Court Greenwood No; %.
bed at o'clock tomorrow night at
Greatorex's Hall. Kearny. TO take action on
the death of late Brother James Hanna of
Highland avenue, Kearny
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Anniversary Mass.
FARREILY-First Anniversary SOL
emn. High Mass of Requiem will be
offered for the repose of the soul
of the late Catherine Farrelly (nee
Kelly, at ST. Aloysius's Church on
SATURDAY.. June 7. at $50 a. m.
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited to attend.
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OcONNOR- KRAUSS-On Wednesday,
June 4, 1913, James Henry, beloved
son of Julia O'Connor- Krauss and
the late Thomas p. O'Connor,. aged
II years 8 months. 336 Central ave-
nue..
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: LIMPERT-on Wednesday. June 4,
1913, John ]. Limpert, beloved
husband of Anna Limpert lnee Gay
dos), aged 46 years. Dickerson
street.
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MLsLER-on June 5. 1918. William
Miller, aged IS years, 1873 North
Fifteenth street.
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MACKEY-On Thursday. June. 5. 1913.
Julia, wife of James L. Mackey.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eiseie Il Kings
ELECTRIC GAS ETC
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CEMETERIES.
Glendale Cemetery

(Formerly Glen Ridge.)
Franklin av., at Joralemon ST.. Bloomfield,
NJ j. Lots OF four graves, $50 and up;
single ArANes. s16- Tel LOB Bloomfield
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post &c Flagg:
Omen. High, Low. Close.
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+ owEN-on June 4. 1918, Charles j.
Owen, beloved son of Charles and
Bertha Owen, aged 2 years days.
6 South Eighth street.
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PAxToN-S Suddenly, at Bloomfield, N.
j.. on June 4, 1918, Rachel Cara
brant, wife of Henry J. Paxton, aged
81 years, 209 Washington street.
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WoLF-Fntered into rest ON Thurs-

WOLF-Entered into rest on Thurs-
day. June 8, 1918. George Wolf,
aged so years months 81 days.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of his daughter.
Mrs Anna Ruehle, 833 South
Twelfth street, to st. Peters
Church, where at 10 a. m. Mass
of Requiem will be offered for the
repose of his soul Interment In
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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YOUNG-On June 4, 1918, Alfred r.,
beloved husband of Carrie A. Buch-
man Young, in his 49d year. 20
Oakland terrace.
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ROSE-Suddenly at Upper Montclair.
N. j., Wednesday, June 4, 1913, Ma
bel Anderson, wife of w. Willet
Rose. 1856 Alexander avenue.
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fbs 81 ger June epd = 1917
Thirteenth avenue, Johanna Strich,
beloved mother of Mrs. Anna Rems-
hagen and Mrs. Charles Perlman
(nee Wolf. in her 74th year.
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? BCHWARZE-At Murray Hill, N. j.,
June 4, 1918, Peter William, be-
loved husband of Teresa Schwartz,
aged SIS years 6 months IL days.
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REILLY-On June 4, 1913. Charles,
beloved husband of Mary Reilly
(nee Murtagh).
!, Relatives, friends. members of L,
o. Heptasophs No. 763. Vailsburg
Lodge, and International Brother
hood of Boilermakers. Iron Ship
builders and Helpers of America,
are respectfully invited to attend
90 Boylan street. Vailsburg. on
Saturday. June 7, at $50 a. m, to
Sacred Heart Church, where High
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of his soul, Interment
In the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
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STRUBLE-On June 4. 1918, at his
home 90 Eagle street, John A, hus-
band of Mary e. Goodrich Struble.
aged II years.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-10
THE COUNTRY BOY AT THE
COLONIAL.

In The Country Boy, which the Henry B.
Harris Estate brings to the Colonial Theatre
Monday, April l4th, the author has embodied
all the attributes of perfect comedy. The
humor is clean and sparkling and pervades
every act; the heart interest is well DEVELOPED.
and the plot is detineation of a character well
known in every day life. A young man with
the egotism of his years sets out to show the
folks back home that he is capable of the big
things he has dreamed about, and which he
thinks are incapable of attainment anywhere
but in the great metropolis. The CITY life
puts him through the third degree, and he
finally gives up in despair and goes back home.
where he makes the name for himself that he
believed he could only make in the great citv.
and he wins back the love of the sweetheart of
his childhood. whom he had lost through his
behavior in New York City. Some of the
character sketches in the play are simply
great and Edgar Selwyn, the author. shows
himself well versed in his knowledge of the
types along the Great White Way, as well as
the sturdy American classes indigenous to the
country towns.