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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
ASKS COURTS MERCY ON
ONE COUNT; PASSES OTHER

Michele Palladino. on adyice of his
counsel. Everett Colby. today pleaded
non vult to an indictment charging
hirn with perjury and elected to stand
trial later on another indictment
charging the same offense.
The cases arise out Of an attempt
on the part of Palladino TO secure a
liquor license on October II last year
in the Court of Common Pleas before
Judge William p. Martin. At that
time Palladino exhibited a petition
on which were. among others, the
names of Michael Orlando and
Michele D'Andrea.
Palladino swore that he saw both
of these men attach their names to
petitions for the granting of the
license. but later in his examination
it developed that he had not been
present when the signatures were af-
fixed. Judge Martin at once ordered
an Investigation that resulted in the
Indictment for perjury.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
MOVING CIGAR BOX WAS
THE PATROLMAN'S CLUE

Caught as he was prowling around
a saloon about o'clock this morn
ing, Nick Spagnola, q years old, of
10 Monroe street, gave Patrolman
Thomas r.. Scully a busy half hour
before he finally surrendered at the
point of revolver.
Spagnola was held in $500 bail by
Judge Hahn to await the action OF
the grand jury on charges of break
ing, entering and stealing.
Patrolman Scully noticed a box o-
cigars on the window sill of William
Mish's saloon, at 500 Market street,
while hes was making his rounds.
Watching the window he saw a hand
pushed through some bars and an
other box of cigars came out. The
intruder caught sight of the patrol
mans shadow and started toward a
rear window. Scully made a trip
through the yard, Railways and the
front of the place and each time the
fellow ducked another way. At last
he was trapped on a porch upstairs.
With the assistance of Patrolmen
Morley and Lee, he was made a
prisoner.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
IRvINGTON

John. McKeller, IS years old, of 2se
Ogden street, Newark, was committed
to the county Jail this mo ming in
default of bail, by Recorder Turton
on a charge of theft. He was en-
ployed at the home of Mrs. May
Klein, of 954 Springfield avenue, and
n the absence of the latter it is
alleged he stole a purse containing
money from a drawer in a dresser.
He was traced to Newark by Police
man Weingarth, who arrested him.
Branch Irvington, Socialist party,
has elected Officers for the ensuing
six months, as follows: Chairman,
Joseph j. Brown; organizer, H.
Emmett Phelps; assistant organ ger.
! A. Edward Helm; recording secre-
tary, Elmer II. McElhose; finan ial
secretary, Edward Zesch; treasurer,
John Surhoff; delegates to the county
| committee, Albert j. Lacombe, Rein
hold Kniep, Frank Lauterbach, Gus
tave Reinke and Fielding w. Mead;
public meetings committee, Phelps,
Kniep and Zesch. The branch Is
offering three prizes in gold for the
best essays on Socialism. The con-
test Is open to boys and girls under
| IS years of age living either in Irvi
ington or Hilton.
Irvington Camp No. u, Woodmen
of the World, will hold its semi
monthly meeting tonight in the lodge
I room in Glorieux building.
The board of directors of the Irv-
Iington Building and Loan Associa-
ton will Bneet tonight in the offices
at 1922 Springfield avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Whitehead and
Miss Anna Ball, of Boyden avenue.
Hilton, have gone to California, where
they will spend the winter
\ The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
In the parlors of that edifice tomor-
row afternoon.
Cuba and Her Resources will be
the subject of the public lecture to
be given tomorrow night In the Madi-
son Avenue School by Captain
Charles M. Fuller under the auspices
of the Board of Education.
The Playground Commission will
meet tonight in Town Hall
The members OF the Board OF Edu-
cation will meet in Central Grammar
School tomorrow night to pass upon
the bids recently submitted for the
work and material on the Grove
Street School annex and the pro-
posed new school in Augusta street
The Rev. William III. Hainer, OF
the First Christian Church. will de-
liver a lecture tonight on Our Lords
Passion" which is the last in the
series on "Christ's Wayside Minis
tries"
The Rev. Uriah McClinchie viii
speak tonight In the First Reformed
Church ON FThe Place Of Prayer and
Meditation
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Esses
Lodge. Loyal Order Of Moose, vii
meet tonigh in Masonic Hall.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
MAYOR FAILS TO
REAPPO|NT WOMAN
Mrs. Latham Left Off School
Board, While Mrs. Eakins
Takes Seat Again.

Mrs. William c. Eakins, of Airing
ton, is one of the appointees to the
new small Board of Education OF
Kearny, the personnel of which was
today made public by Mayor Louis
NJ. Brock, of Kearny. Mrs. Minnie
S. Latham, who last year served as
a member of the board, was not re-
named.
The present board was named a
year ago by Mayor Brock, and the
law at that time was that nine mem-
bers should comprise the body. A
subsequent law had reduced the num-
Der to five and makes it mandatory
upon the mayor to appoint a new
board which will take office on Feb
ruary /. 20
Every member of the newly APP
pointed body served last year. The
terms of Commissioners George
Alexander, Peter Banta and c. Fl.
Presby will expire on January 81.
Both Alexander and Banta have
been renamed for a four-year term,
and the latter for three years.
President Gerrish Newell is reap
POlllCu Az AlNC Col - ~tAtf's
gets one-year term and Charles
Som is again named for two years.
The Rev. Roland S. Dawson, who
served last year. has moved from
town. Archibald Salmond, Mrs.
Latham and Mr.. Banta are the three
who failed of reappointment.
Mrs. Eakins has been identified
with educational affairs in kearny for
number Of years. She had the
honor of being the first woman to as
sumo a seat in municipal board in
West Hudson. Five years Mrs. FAX
ms was a candidate at the school
election and easily defeated George
Mcclintock, who opposed her. Dur
ing her incumbency Mrs. Eakins has
been instrumental in effecting many
important changes in the schools.
Mrs. Latham worked untiringly
while a member of the board. She
was named a year ago. Like Mrs.
Eakins, Mrs. Latham is prominent in
Arlington society.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
BLOOMFIELD'S DEATH RAT
LOWEST IN MANY YEAR
a74 Births and 1876 Ma
riages.


The report of Health officer Josena
C. Sale, of Bloomfield shows thai
during the year the number of contaz
gious and infectious diseases was a.
follows: tuberculosis. 50: typhoid.
fever, 10; scarlet fever, 10; diphtheria,'
IS; measles, 81; chickenpox, 8; whoens
ing cough. 4: smallpox, 1; glanders.
rabies in dogs, ?. Six cases Of tubeF-
culosis and one of diphtheria proved
fatal In the isolation hospital.
The death rate in Bloomfield is the
lowest in years. During the year TIE
deaths numbered 1872 and the mar
riages were 1856. The number Of
births was 374.
The board has reelected James ..
Thompson president; DR., Joseph &
Sale. health officer and Charles r.
Halfpenny, attorney. The standine
committees are the same as last year.
There will be a meeting next sat-
urday evening in the freehoIders' room,
at the Court House of committees
representing the boards of health now
using water taken from the Passaic
river at the East Jersey Water Conn
pany's plant at Little Falls. The OBJ
iect Of the meeting is to have a bill
prepared for the Legislature that WI
stop the present, pollution of the river
and to protect the water supply.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
MISS COTTON Is NAMED
LIBRARY vICE-PRESIDENT

Miss Clara I. Cotton, OF East New
ark, has been elected vice-president
of the Fast Newark Free Public LII
brary Commission. Miss Cotton, who
is entering upon her third year in the
board, succeeds as vice-president
Commissioner Patrick H. Kinsella,
who has been elected treasurer to sue
coed Thomas W. Murphy, resigned.
Mayor Cornelius A. McGlennon was
again chosen chairman of the COM
mission.
John McGlue, recently appointed to
fill the unexpired term of Mr.. Muir
ply, has assumed Office. William A.
Carey is secretary to the commission.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
HOME MAKING AS AN ART,
COOKING TEACHERS TOPIC

At meeting of the fremont Ave-
nue. Home and School Association, Of
Orange, yesterday afternoon, talk
was given by Miss Sylvia Coney, in
structor in cooking in the Orange
public schools. She spoke of home
making as the most womanly of all
the professions and one in which the
young girl can become proficient It
she strives to realize one of the
greatest aims of education. The art
is necessary to make a woman an
efficient member of society, she de-
clared.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
OBJECTS TO PAYING TAX
FOR LOT HE DOES NOT OWN

In a. letter to the Nutley Town
Commission last night, Melvin Van
Wrinkle complained that he had been
receiving tax bills for three years on
a lot worth 5000. He said he would
not object to paying the taxes if ne
owned the property, but he does not.
He asked the commissioners 10
straighten out, the tangle.
M. T.. Callahan was appointed town
plumber. Fire Chief Alonzo Brass
appointed Louis Geering as first as
sistant chief, and William Cara
brant, second assistant.
An addition of SIS was made to the
defense fund for fighting the Imhoff
proposition.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
MRS. FoLLEYs FUNERAL

The Rev. Lewis II. Lighthipe. of
Orange, officiated this afternoon at
the funeral of Mrs. Margaret r.
Foley. wife of Samuel Foley, who
died Sunday at the Orange Memorial
Hospital Services were held at the
home Of her son. william Foley, 90
Freeman street, West Orange. Burial
followed In Caldwell Cemetery. Mrs.
Foley was Il years old. She had re-
sided in Orange but few years. She
was a former resident of Caldwell.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
RUNAWAY FROM CITY HOME
CAUGHT In BELLEVILLE

John Mcdonald, patrol officer at
the Newark City Home Tor Boys in
Verona, appeared in the Belleville
Police Court last night and requested
aid in a search for Angelo Dobbs, ID
years old, of Greylock avenue, who,
in company with two other boys, ran
away from the institution last Sat
urday night. Patrolman Gilman, who
was doing desk duty at the time, de-
tailed Chanceman Richard Lister to
aid Mcdonald.
The boy was at home when the Off
GERS arrived and took him In GUS
tody. He was taken back TO the
home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
ORANGE PRIEST SENT
TO BELLEVILLE PARISH

The Rev. Michael j. Whalen, as
sistant rector of st. Johns Church,
Orange, was today named by the
Rt. Rev. John ]. O'Connor. bishop Of
the Catholic diocese of Newark. as
assistant rector of st. Peters Church.
Bellevllle. Father Whalen, who has
been assisting the Rev Matthias ).
Mcdonald at the Orange parish since
his ordination to the priesthood last
June, will be assistant to the Rev.
James p. Smith.
Father Whalen will take the place
of the Rev. Joseph f. Dolan, who
was recently promoted by Bishop
O'Connor to the rectorship of st.
Mary's Church, Hackensack
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
ARRESTED IN HOSPITAL
AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT

Edward Eckert, a butcher. who is
said to have attempted suicide by in
haling gas in the States Hotel. East
Orange, yesterday, is in the Memo
rial Hospital under arrest.
Physicians attending the man be-
lieve it will be necessary for him to
remain at the hospital for several
days.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
MAYOR BROCK SURPRISED
ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

In honor of his forty-second birth
DAY anniversary Mayor Louis M.
Brock. of Kearny, was last night
rendered a surprise party at the home
Of William B. Bynner, Midland ave-
nue.. Arlington. A program of vocal
and instrumental music was enjoyed.
A supper was served at midnight.
Mayor Brock received several hand
some tokens.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
SHAW A MONKEY CRITIC"

PHILADELPHIA, Jans 14.-Profes-
sor Henry Van Dyke, of Princeton,
doesn't think great deal of George
Bernard Shaw. SO little does the
Princeton professor think of the play
wright that during an address TO Uni
versity of Pennsylvania professors he
referred to Shaw as a monkey
critic"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14

!. sesA s.s,s.
For Women and Children.
Womens Worsted Sweaters, plain weaves,
various models. White. Gray and Tan. 2.65
values 3.2s and SIS
Womens Worsted Sweaters in plain and
fancy weaves v or high neck.
value 500 to SIS, 38S
Boys and Girls Worsted Sweaters-plsil
weavcs. value $50, LIS
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DE PTJy-on Monday, January 10, and and
william Chauncey. son OF Cns ers "''1
Gertrude De Puy. aged "a year, rosi.
Funeral services at the pnasl,inyi,le' on
uady,esdav' January 10. at ?, N;
iselatives and friends are kindiy 1nno maid
"a ATTEND. 1nterment IN bioSS a,1iiV
Cemetery at convenience OF tue
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,pPAR-on January IS, 1siS, Ann
: Ella liza Farrar. in her ssth year year
zridow of the late William ai a.
19s Bloomfield avenue.
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,,SsEI .RoRN--Entered into ete,rdn,sai
rest. on Monday. January o - , rsap'
Nrrnin Esselborn. IN his 'Vth
80 New York avenue
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last named succeeds former Town
Collector Frederick l.. Pierce.
The directors of the Harrison and
East Newark bag will organize
THURSDAY The anization of the
| Arlington Nlss-ssss.ssss-ectorate will be
'effected nex night
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EMBRoIDERIES. }. s... s..+...

French Batiste IN white or ecru, many new
designs. hss '7ss9'
Edges AZ to IS IN. wide. soc to 3.6S I'D
Insertions and Gallons. Ito to $50 yd.
Flouncings-27 in wide. .3.95 to $50 yd.
As in. wide. lbs to 1875 yd.
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FtRRINGToN-on January Is. 1sLsi
At her late residence ~ ~, o late
street. Maria, WHO" o,iTh1
Martin Harrington tnee LousH''
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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On Sale Wednesday, January 18th
UMBRELLAS. !. sosA ssors..
For Men and Women.

Extra fine Twiied Silk, tape edge assorted
handles including Mission, Weischscl,s Pinnento
and lockwood. values 500 and $50 OF
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rAgRELf.-on January Il, i9isi Be ny 4
min, beloved husband OF Mar ~ T1,naa
and the late BENJAMIN Farrell s,r "a.
.Reiatives and friends are kindly IN.
vited to attend the funeral IRON Frank .SS
residence of his brother. MMaadnesSay,
Farrell. II Jay street, on We9nesppa ai ;
January Is. at $40 a. nl.,, TO 81. , Fas,
ticks Cathedral. where solemn ni * 4 =
Mass Of Requiem will be offerea Ior t the
r spUst of the Holy sepulchre.
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poNNELLY--on sunday. y; Jann ns Frank
ipiS Pauline, beloved vie OF t 5sth
I Donneliy fnee Mertzl. IN tne Gun
YEAR Of her age 3s6 Sanford avenue
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
Special Sale
White Muslin Embroideries

1000 strips of Edges and Insertions; many
matched sets. Strips of about ~ yards.
value CSC TO SOS 4Oc to $40 per strip
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14

coFFEY-on January ~, lsls: The me
9s,s NsTy Coffey (nee Regain.
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n suddenly. at Orange, \. j.: on
tuesday, January IA. 1918, LOUISA,
widow Of the late PAU Hanuel' ehee
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14

AfccoY-At East Orange. n. J., Janu..
lry IL, 1913 Mary Elizabeth, wife. OF
Joseph 3. Mccoy 81 Harrison street.
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nr,rxrN1- Suddenly. on Sunday. Jan.
vn nary 70 IL. 1918. Terrence T.. beloved
husband Of Minnie Cunning tnee Lutzl
and son OF John f and the iate MAY
paia4ivas and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on
Wednesday. January 10. at 8; 80 a. m m
sharp. from his fathers residence. 30
RsIdwiu street, to st. COLUMBIA Church,
@shere ar Q a. M. a Solemn High Mass
win be celebrated for the repose OF MS
Senl Interrnent in the Cemetery OF
the Holy Sepulchre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
For Women and Children.
PAJAMAS & UNDERWEAR.

PAJAlWAS & UNDEKWEAK. Il sota ssssss.
Women's Outing Flannel Pajamas :. csc
value $50
Women's Imported Striped Flannel Pajamas
value SIS, 4.2S
Women's Silk Psjamas-plain coiors or floral
designs. value ATS 2.o5
Womens Shetland Wool Spencers. White
only value zoo. 1.5O
Women's Medium Weight White Wool Vests
with short or long sleeves. Tights in ankle
length value 100, Csc
Women's Black Wool Tights, length.
value z.zs l.5O
Women's Swiss Ribbed Merno Union Suits
low neck, sleeveless ankle or knee length
value 400 1.35
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14

u gse.EAfA Non Sunday. January II,
1913. at Bernardsville: n. j., Ellen
pratt, daughter of Mi. and Mrs
William p Hegeman.
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HstIEILER-On January IA, 1913. at her
late residence, Ga Maple avenue. Irv-
ington. n J., Carrie b.. beloved wife
OF Edmund Mueller (nee Knapp,
aged 80 years.
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1,AIgp-on- Sunday. January IL. 1913;
Grace B. Laird. aged II years 9
months. $50 Bergen street.
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T1rsAMpTON-On January Il, ttsIs'
sfbcnas w beloved husband OF Mar
gaTet Frampton, aged IS years.; :. ~.
Funeral services will be held at ms
late bone. 155 Garslde street on dneS
day evening, January y, al ? : bsrs Of
pelatives and friends. also memoers, y.
Sa ,%b Lodge No. %. L; and A NJ
Daniel Webster Council, Jr; y. p pst -
81: Northern Republican club ross 3
Office employees, Granite L9us ~ n
and Jefferson Encampment, l. y; ~. r.
and The Postoffice Building and nj, Loan
are kindly invited. Interment at hio s
lawn Cemetery at the family CON
,enienep
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+. ssHER-on January IS 1919. Bertha,
wife of Charles A. Lesher. 1oS High
land avenue.
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AfAGUIRE-on January 10. 1918, John.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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ssgITH-At his home 1s9 johnson ave-
isaac NJ. Smith, in his 9th year
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ifAur.rN-At Belleville. \. j.. January
fsa 1919. George Hamlin, beloved nus
band Of Hattie Hamlin. SO New street
Orange, n. j.
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RICK Entered into rest on -, ian iie ua =,
q 1918, julius Bick, aged q yess .
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3 Entered into rest. , On
Tnsedav january Il. 1913, our ps-
loved mother. mother in- law, ( I 49, 49,.
fanfher ans great grandmotnlee1l s,
zvfih eie,1nal Benkert lnee Branet !.
SgtdoSg Of George Benkert N he1
Sbd wear. 32S Waverly avenue.
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CHApMAN--On ounya3, UTe1sea G.
l5i3. Elizabeth. widow OF james
Fnne neral from her late homs me- =
North Thirteenth street. on as ~ ~
dsy' Ianuary Is, at $50 a. M, 70 en 3
Church OF st. Rose Of lana Inn "nfgsred
sinh Mass of Requiem viii De 9u 49,
ar The repose OF her soul. RelatisSe ",
and friends. also members k9 ~ SsaS,e-
1iatv are invited. lnterment IN Seine-
feTv OF the Holy Sepulehre.
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wEBER-on Monday. January Is. 1913
Catherine Weber fnee o'NeiD, beloved
wife Of William ]. Weber and beloved
daughter of the late Daniel O'Neil and
stendaughter of the late Edward and
Mary Costello NEE Lynch, at her late
residence. 81 Adams street.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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SCHTCK-on January II. John. beloved
husband of Eliza Schick nee Clock
mani
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited TO attend the funerals services at
thea residence of his son-in-law. Mr..
Within Feindt. rs Congress street. on
Tuesday evening, January II. at p. IN.
Iuferment in Fairmount Cemetery
Wednesday at convenience of the
family.
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BUTTERICK PATTERNS. !. ..

BUTTERICK PATTERNS. !. Both ssors.
Spring Buttcrck Fashion Quarterly, Feb
ruary Delineator and Patterns now on sale.
street
TAirsy-fourh
18th Street 25rd Street
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Merchants National Bank.

William c. Dodd, who replaced Jay
Treat; Harry Durand. Theodore ].
Gerth, William B. Gwinnell, Edward
Kanouse. Carl II. Lebkeucher, Mer-
rift G. Perkins. Adrian Riker, Joseph
M. Riker, Julius S. Rippel. Edmund
Z. Sergeant, Joseph G. Spur, Will
lam w Trinlpi Edward T. Ward
and j. &. Woolsey.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-14
Union National Bank.

Uzal II. McCarter, v. P. Snyder
Thomas N. McCarter, Forrest F
Dryden. Gottfried Kruger, Julius A
Lebkuecher, Franklin Conklin, Her
bert p Gleason. E. C. Hay, Theodore
NJ. Woodland. William Scheerer, 10.
seph NJ. Byrne, c. w. Feigenspan
Charles W. Cox, Levi Weingarten
Archibald W. Conklin and Erwin D
Farnsworth.
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North ward NatlonaI nank.

]. Ward Woodruff, John W.
Lushear, Alfred F. Bannister, Henry
M. Doremus. Edmund r. Hartshorn,
Peter D. Smith, W. J. Oathout, Al
fred B. Ayers and Albert C. Case.
John NJ. Brelngan, retired.
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SWEATERS. !. se.. s.s-...
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Aaron Adams, Samuel w Beldon
Henry NJ Doremus. Forrest F. Dry
den, Edward D. Duffield, Frederick
w Egner, John c. Eisele, A. Barton
Hepburn, Schuyler B. Jackson. VIII
bur S. johnson, Anthony R. Kuser,
John L. Kuser, Thomas N. McCarter,
Uzal II. McCarter. P. Sanford Ross,
William Scheerer, Jerome Taylor,
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