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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


STREET SEWER. CLIFTON
WILLOUGHBY STREET
CURLING AND FLAGGING-
Assessment for Benefits.
Notice is hereby given that an assessment
upon all the owners of all the lands and
real estate peculiarly benefited by each of
the following improvements, namely: The
of a sewer in
MONTROSE STREET,
from the South Orange village line southerly
visions Of an ordinance Of the City of New
ark entitled IAN ordinance to provide for
MoNTRosE STREET.
from the South Orange village line southerly
TO Cameron road" approved March 1. 1912;
me erao'1 eff1 f@roi1s AVENUE We HJEsins Oh
from Arlington avenue to Second avenue. ac-
cording TO the provisions of an ordinance OF
to provide for the grading, curbing and flag
suns y CLIFTON AVENUE,
from Arlington avenue to Second avenue"
approved October g. $780,:
The grading. curbing and tagging of
WILLOUGHBY STREET,
from Lyons avenue to st. James place, ac-
eording TO the provisions of an ordinance
Of the city Of Newark entitled, IAN ordi-
nance to provide for the grading eurbins
anu "aee' WHfiLLoUGHBY STREET.
from Lyons avenue to ST. James place, ap-
proved May TO- 1912, has been prepared by
the undersigned commissioners appointed by
the Mayor OF the City Of Newark, and that
a report by a certificate in writing, with an
accompanying map and schedule. showing
the several assessments against the several
owners peculiarly benefited as aforesaid. has
been deposited in the ONCE of the City Clerk
of the City of Newark for examination by
the parties interested therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots. tracts
and parcels of land and real estate liable
to be assessed as aforesaid lying on both
sides OF
he VILLAGE h.
eriy to Cameron road on both sides of
CLIFTON AVENUE,
from Arlington avenue TO Second avenue; on
both sides Of
wILLOUGHBY STREET.
from Lyons avenue to st. James place
A lot represents an entire plot OF land
whether large or small.
All persons interested in said assessment
may be heard before said commissioners on
Thurday afternoon, p. m. the ninth day
of January 1913. at the Commissio toner's
room No. (third floor) City Hall.
Dated January 3. 1918.
WILLIAM DIMOND,
JOSEPH HEISLER.
ADOLPI HOLZNER.
tan3-5t Commissioners.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

First Slovak Baptist Church to First
German Baptist. Church, north side Mer-
Ger street, 2SS feet east from West street,
$4,000.
Louis Nadel to Fidelity Trust Company,
east side South Seventh street. so feet
south from Fourteenth avenue, 5000.
Harry kolodin to same ct al, north
east corner Second and Summer avenues,
$500.
Samuel Greenberg ct al. to Henry Ost,
south side Central avenue, 125 feet south
east from Morris avenue, 5000.
Louise X. Grobert and husband to
Catharine Froelich ct al. north side
Shepard avenue, 22S feet east from Hun
terdon street, $1,000.
Gerson Mann to Court House Building
and Loan Association, west side Mon
mouth street, 147 feet north from Wayerly
place. $4,000.
Max Rogow to Solomon Mishnun ct al.
northwest corner Peshine avenue and
Bigelow street, s., 100.
Vita Rittenband and husband to NAL
yina Goldberg, west side South Fifteenth
street. 175 feet northwest from Nine
teenth avenue, $500.
Same TO same, west side South Fiji
teenth street, 125 feet north from Nine
teenth avenue, 5000.
Moses Reichman to Aetna Building ana
Loan Association, east side West Side
avenue, 220 feet south from South Or
William F. Headley to Sadie L. Bern
hard, east side John street, SO feet north
from State street, $1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
John A. Freese to Fidelity Trust Com
pany East Orange, northeast side Cen
trail avenue, IS feet southeast from Am
herst street, $500.
Same to Elizabeth Il. Osborn, East Or
ange, same property, $1,000.
Paul w. Voigt to Iryington Building
and Loan Association, Iryington, west
side Cummings street, 213 feet north from
H. e. Haskinss land $1.800.
Charles Meiele to Laura p. Hyatt tad
ministratrix), Irvington, west side North
Forty third street. 426 feet south from
Elmwood avenue. $1,000
Same to Frank A. Eckelhofer ct al,
Irvington, west side North Forty third
street 396 feet south from Elmwood ave-
nue. S475.
Margaret Myles TO Orrin C. DocG,
Bloomfield, east side Williamson avenns.
300 feet south from Liberty street. $500.
Maud c. Aymar and husband to Savings
Investment and Trust Company. East
Orange, south side Carlton street, 100 feet
east from Prospect street, $1,000
Clinton Realty ands Improvement Com
pany to Emil Uhry, Orange, west side
| Cone street. PIP feet northwest from Me-
| chanic street. 81, 800.
| Robert J. Henderson to Prospect Wat
| sesslng Building and Loan Association.
| Bloomfield, west side Prospect street, As
| feet south from Carteret street, $1,000.
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CONTRACTS FILED

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
g. f. Potter. owner. with p. j Picot.
contractor, lathing and plastering, $3.50;
40 Nesbit terrace, Irvington.
j. w. HIATT. owner, with G. y. HIATT
contractor, general work. $4,000; 2ol
Parker street.
A. chatillin. owner. with J. Harten-
stein, contractor. painting work. $215; 483
Grove street. Irvington. Same owner with
c. Mueller. contractor, carpenter work,
81, $50 1853 Grove street, Irvington. Same
owner with J. b. Turtletaub. contractor.
plumbing work. $3.50; 463 Grove street,
Irvington. Same owner with p. j. Picot.
contractor. mason work. S1,T60; 463 Grove
street Irvington
H. HISS, owner, with !. S. Cruises con
tractor, metal work, $339.50 494 Orange
street
W. f. Lewis. owner. with j. $. Cruises,
contractor electrical wiring, 1916; 494 Or
ange street
A. shears. owner. with w. Shears. con
tractor general work, $3.50; Central ave
nue. Caldwell.
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Qncludlng Saturdays Games.)
MIL WAUKEE MAKES HARD
FIGHT FOR AUTO RACES

MILWAUKEE. Jan. Clearing the
representatives of Savannah, Ga, had
arranged for conference in New
York tomorrow whereby they hoped to
take. the Vanderbilt and Grand Prix
automobile races to the Southern city
this year, a message was sent to w.
K. Vanderbilt last night by COM.
mittee of Milwaukee business men,
asking that the hearing be postponed
until they could be represented
The Milwaukee men announced their
determination to make a strong pro-.
test before the contest committee
against taking the races away from
the Wisconsin city. 1t is claimed by
the Milwaukee men that they should
be given chance to show that they
can properly conduct the races, and
that last years trouble was due to
the weather
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SPORTING GOSSIP

players big salaries. almost as big,
in fact, as the average player in the
big leagues. Why, then, when we
get a player of real ability-a star
should we put him on the market and
let some major league get the re-
turns and results for something we
developed"
If the league you draw from, Mr..
Cantillon, did the same thing, where
would you get your stars from
Efforts are being made to put life
in the United States Baseball League,
which was born early in the season
of 1902 and died after a few weeks OF
heart-breaking effort to hang on.
Plenty of money has been promised,
it is said, to see this league through
next season, no matter how much of
a loser 1t may be. Some of the men
interested in last years venture are
said to be in on the new deal, but
many have been dropped. The pro-
posed circuit includes Chicago, Mill
waukee, st. Louis, Kansas City, Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis and Cleveland.
The names of those who are backing
the new league financially are as yet
unknown, but 1t is known that new
park for Chicago has already been
secured.
Ball tossers whose hobby it is to
bait umpires who are new at the
game will think at least twice before
they tackle Bill Guthrie, the National
Leagues newest arbiter, Bill looks
dangerous. He stands six feet two
inches in his socks and is very
brawny. He halls from the Chicago
stockyards district and is a neighbor
of Packey Mcfarland.
Steve Evans, of the st. Louis Cardi-
nails, says there is no chance what
ever of his being in the baseball game
next season. Steve says he has made
arrangements to tour the country with
the king of the featherweight boxers
Johnny Kilbane. Also, Evans says
he is shortly to become Johnny's as
sistant manager.
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EXPORT 1900 MILES OF
MOTION PICTURE FILMS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Eleven
thousand miles of motion picture
film or enough to stretch from New
York to Manila, was sent to foreign
countries last year by American
manufacturers, according to a gov
eminent report of exports.
Automobiles and parts. including
tires. We're exported to the extent of
$40, 600 900. Telephones worth $1,000,
900 and aeroplanes worth 100000 were
included in the years manufactures
sent abroad.
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BY SURE SHOT

The Bay Views defeated the Ar
mory five of the Orange Armory. S6
to 80. at Bay View Hall yesterday
afternoon. 1t, was only after the
hardest kind of hustling during the
closing minutes that the South Sixth
streeters succeeded in doing so, how
ever. McDermitt, who took the place
of Gilbert Schwab, who has retired
from the game indefinitely owing to
the recent death of his father, was
easily the star of the contest. He
Gagged ten goals from the field. and
scored four from the free throw
mark. McDermitt also played with
the B. V. juniors, and 1t was his
work in the preliminary contest, too.
that enabled the youngsters to down
the Fultons, 26 to 81 McDermitt
will, in all probability, become a reg
ular of the seniors during the re-
mainder of the season.
The X. of C. seniors will face the
Orange Basketball Club quintet at
Parish Hall, Harrison, tonight. The
preliminary game will bring together
the K. of C. juniors and the st.
Michael juniors.
A disagreement with the manage
ment has caused the Riemer broth
ers, Morris and Dave. to jump the
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CITY ADvERTrsEMENTs.

AN ORDINANCE to prohibit motorcycle
racing or exhibitions Of speed with motor
cycles in the City Of Newark.
Be IL ordained by the Mayor and Common
Council Of the City of Newark.
l. That hereafter it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons corporation or asso-
CATION to show forth or exhibit or cause
whatever in the City of Newark for any
price gain reward, any race, contest
exhibition for speed. on or with motorcycles.
nor shall any person or persons within the
said City OF Newark take part or assist in
as performer or performers or otherwise.
speed. Provided. however that anything
herein contained shall not be construed to
prevent the ordinary exhibition of motor
cycles for the purposes OF trade.
2. And be II further ordained that any per-
Violating any OF the provisions hereof shall
be subject to a pepalty OF nifty dollars
$3.50 0O) or imprisonment for a period of ten
dO) days or both. for each and every Of
s. This ordinance shall take effect i'm
Adopted December 27. 1912
]. H DONNELLY,
President OF Common Council.
Presented to the Mayor for his approval
December = is JAs. F. coNNELLY,
Approved December 2s, 1912.
JACOB HAUsSLING.
Mayor.
The foregoing ordinance was presented
In Common Council on Friday evening De-
passage was passed and duly signed by the
Mayor. and Is therefore law.
JAMES F. conn ELI X.
decs0-st city Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
Charles ]. Kieran to Charles T.
Shipman. II s Bloomfield ay 149
# Fl Garside st, 25xS9 .......
Robertson s. Ward ct al to Harry
Kolodin, n cor I'd and Summer
avs. 55x107 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .,
Globe Realty Co. to Paul Julich,
thorne av, 31x91 .........!...........
Henry Ost to Samuel Greenberg ct
al. Central av, f25 # e fir
Morris av, 25x99. Observation-Disclosures.
John j. Gillen to Maria McLagan,
Irving st, 1S5 TT fr Summer
av, 24xlO3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Solomon Mishmen ct al to Max
Rogow, n eecor Peshine and Bige-
low avs, 25x105 ..................,..
Sigmund Tiger to Helen Jedell, 5
Bruce st, 40 TT n FIR Court ST.
30x16S, and other tracts............
Helen Jedell to Sigmund Tiger,
same property ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
David l.. Heller to Nathan Pallant,
II W cor Park nv and N. 9th st,
2ox1OO ..-........,......,,...
John f. Monahan Csherlff) to Work
ingmenss Building and Loan Asso-
citation, Bruce st, 1863 TT n fir
$. Orange ay, 20x1O0 .............. 2,
Same to Home Building and Loan
Association, e S West Side ay, 100
IT FIR S. Orange av. 30xS3........ 8,
Nathan Pallant to David L. Heller.
n $ Orange st, IS # fir N. 9Th
ST. 50xl03 ....................... ...,..
Louis Beller ct al to Joseph okin,
5 e cor Springfield and Wayerly
avs, 55x100 ..................-......
Cornelius McGinty to Bessie n.
Conod s Market st, 60 1T e fir
River st, 30x100 ....................
Same to same. e Morris av, 2I5
TT FIR Cabinet st. 45xS9 ..........
Charles T. Shipman to David Wind,
Bloomfield av 149 Fl fir Gar
side st, 25xs9 .......................
TOWNSHIPS.
Margaret Ashmun to Hector ]. Pei
letter, Belleyille, opp end of dam
between grist mill on Second
River, mid of I'd FIR Bellevllle to
Bloomfield, 10 eres................
Hambacher Realty and Construction
Co. to Dominick Russo. Montclair,
NV n, Willow st, PSI fit W FIR
Walnut st, 27xl69 ...................
Same to Elsie NJ Klotz. Montclair,
n W n. Willow st, 3l4 fit W FIR
Walnut st, 37x170 .,.........,,..-..
Fannie l.. Farley to Louise l.. KEEL
logg, Glen Ridge. II cor Bald
win st and Forest av, S9X15Q......
Maria L. Marley ct al to Anthony
j. Frick, Cedar Grove, cen Love
lane. 14l fl FIR Ids j. NJ. Mitchell,
242x552, and other tract............
Same to Frank NJ. Adubato. Cedar
Grove, Newark and Pompton
tpke. W cor NJ. Reissmans land,
48x2l7 .....s.................
Same 10 Frank Faro, Cedar Grove,
Newark and Pompton tpke,
23l It e fr land NJ. Reissman,
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ON THE COURTS

National Turner team. 1t is the first
change of players on the Bruce street
team in six years The Trinity FIVE,
of New York, will appear at Turn
Hall against the Turner lads Wednes-
day night.
The Ironbound Triangles will open
the season at their new hall, Market
and Van Buren, streets. tomorrow
night. meeting the Little City CUNTS
of West New York.
The two Dominican H. N s. teams,
the seniors and juniors. will face the
teams representing ST. Michael's Y.
M. G. A., at Dominican Hall. in South
Ninth street tomorrow night
The Harrigan five defeated the
Readings, of Bayonne, 80 to 10, at
Wiedenmayer's Casino Hall yester-
day afternoon. Joe McGinnity. for
mer Newark Baseball Club manager,
tossed up the first ball and was given
a rousing send-off on his final APP
pearance at the Down Neck court.
Harry Shorter, captain of the Ma
plewood F. C. basketball team. was
painfully injured in a. recent gane
against the 1ronsides. 1t Is feared
that water on the knee may develop.
Probably this accounted for the poor
showing made by Shorter in this
game.
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ATTACKS CHILD; ARRESTED

UNION HILL, N. j., Jan. 6.-An-
drew Mastrele. II years old, of 2O6
Fulton street, was arrested last night
while trying to attack a 7-year-old
girl, who was alone in her home. The
girl. Clara Kunze, is the daughter of
Mrs. Mary Kunze, of Ridgeley place,
Union Hill. Her mother left the house
to go to the store and then, it is de-
clared, Mastrele entered. The child
was not harmed, but was badly
frightened
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SEVEN BOUTS ON
TROXLER s PROGRAM

Seven bouts are carded at the Cen
trail Institute tonight, the main event
bringing together Young Diamond,
of this city, and Young Goldie, of
New York. Dick Burge and Jackie
Dobbs will have It out in
one of the semi-finals, while
Fred Massey and Jackie Kin
lev will have 1t out in the other.
The preliminaries will introduce the
following: Young Matty VS.. Kid cap
rio, Kid Grant vs. Battling Vella, kid
Whitley VS.. Billy Telesco. and Kid
Karl VS.. Young. Kaufman.
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STAGE MUST GO SOUTH
IN SEARCH OF HEALTH

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Coach Stage, OF
the University of Chicago, announced
yesterday that he was about to leave
for the South, on account Off his
health. The announcement was a Sc
we're blow to athletic representatives
at the university, although they
were not altogether surprised. 1t is
said that the veteran trainer has not
fully recovered from the illness which
was the reason for him spending last
winter in South Carolina. Coach
Stage will go to Florida, probably to-
day. and will not return to the uni
versity until late in the spring.
He announced, however, that he
would go to New York for the winter
meeting of the national football rules
committee.
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Janowski Enters the Chess
Tourney Scheduled for U. S.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-With the en-
try today of d. Janowski. OF Paris,
chess champion of France, for the
American national chess masters
tournament here on January 10, it Is
believed the best field has been OBJ
tanned for tournament in this coun-
try since the one at Cambridge
Springs, almost nine years ago.
Jose Capablanca, the Cuban cham
pion; Frank ]. Marshall. United
States champion. and Major j. Moore
Hanham, the veteran New York
player, are among the sixteen entries.
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RITcHlF WANTS REST

Los ANGELES, Jan. Stalk
about kicking a man when he's down
they kick twice as hard when
you're on top says the new light
weight champion, Willie Richie.
My fight with Wolgast was a tough
one, and l left the ring with a few
scratches that wouldn't heal over
night. I was entitled to a few weeks
of rest and had a legitimate right to
grab some stage money"
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SEALED PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE
CITY OF NEWARK.

OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE
CITY OF NEWARK.
Newark. n. j., January g. 1918. ,
Sealed proposals are hereby solicited by
the trustees of the Free Public Library. of
Newark. n. J., for the following items:
Electric motor for the present elevator;
Transfer of present motor to second shaft;
Platform elevator for the second shaft;
Changing of present overhead installation
and certain mason work in the Free Public
streets, in said city.
Specifications may be examined at the Of
fee Of said board of trustees between the
hours of 8 m. and 4 p. m. The said
board of trustees will be in session at its
rooms. in said building. TO receive and open
bids on Thursday. the sixteenth day OF Janu-
airy, nineteen hundred and thirteen. between
the hours OF half past four an tive ocloeE.
Bids must be presented then and there. Bids
viii be opened promptly at five O'Clock:
Bidders must state price In writing as well
as in figures.
All proposals should be- accompanied by
the consent in writing Of two sureties or of
a surety company, who shall qualify as to
responsibility in the amount of such pro-
posal and bind themselves that II con-
tract be awarded TO the person or persons
making such proposal they WILL upon its
being so awarded. become his or their sure
ties for the faithful performance of said
work. and that If the person or persons shall
omit or refuse to execute such contract they
will pay to said board of trustees any diff
ference between the sums to which he or
thew would have been entitled upon com
pletion of the contract and that which the
said trustees may be obliged to pay the per-
son or persons by whom such work is per-
formed
to accept or reject auy or all proposals for
the above work or waive any defects therein
as 1t may be best for the interest of said
By direction of the board
ian6-5t Secretary
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5Ox327 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Newark and Essex Land and I'M
provement Co. to Gustave Gaze
bier. S. Orange, Princeton ST,
so TT S fir Lexington ay. 25xlO0. 49,.
King-Marsac Co. to Nicholas Gras-
so, Nutley, e. Centre st, 800
# e fr Erie r. X. Co. 5Oxl4o.....
Montclair. 5 Glenridge av, 80 TT
FIR Baldwin st, 50xl00 ,..........
Thomas f.. MurrIn to William $.
Benson. Montclair, Macopin
ay, $50 IT W FIR Park st, 60X150....
Mary Y. Watkins ct al to Gather
inc Casey, Montclair, 5 n. Full
lerton av, lis TT n fir Bloomfield
Catherine Casey to Samuel c. G.
Watkins, Montclalr. same property
J. w. Gibson ct al to Greylock
Land Co., Belleville, lot 564, map
Greylock Manor ...................
Nutley Realty Co. to Thomas Mich
OILS. jr., Nutley, $ e S Hillside av.
400 # W fir Kingsland ST, 110xi59
Thomas Nichols, jr., to Nutley
Realty Co., Nutley. n e cor Elm
pl and Brookfeld av, 65xl25. .......
Nellie NJ. Osborne and hus to John
A. Freese. T.. Orange, n Cen
trail av, 50 fl e FIR Amherst st,
39Xlly .........,..........-
Frederick Eckelhofer ct al to
Charles Meiele. lrvington, W n.
4Sd st, 1886 TT FIR Elmwood av,
3OxlO5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Same to same. Irvlngton, W n. 43d
st. 426 1T fir Elmwood av. 34x105.
Orrin c. Dodd to Margaret Myles,
Bloomfield, s Williamson av,
300 TT FIR Liberty st, 50x296. ...
Philip J. Bowers & Co. to Joseph
Spinelli, Montclair. II Wildwood
ay, 9S IT W fir Park pl, 32x150. -.
Edwin b. Goodell ct al lexrs) to
Walter l.. Doremus, Montclair,
e cor n. Fullerton and Bloomfield
avs. Slx1l5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Al
John NJ. Macdonald ct al to Dutch
Church, at Second River, Belle
vile, II W cor Holmes and Pros
pect SITS, 1l4xl24 ....................
Greylock Land Co. to Frank A.
Garland, Belleville, S Overlook
av. 237 TT W FIR Union ay, 37x93..
William II. Smith ct al to Town
ship of South Orange. S. Orange.
n W S Valley ST. 422 TT n FIR
Oakview av, 79x462 ............
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McDermott to Go Abroad

ATLANTIC. CITY. n. j., Jan. g.
]. J. McDermott, national open cham
pion and Atlantic City Country Club
professional, has given out his inten-
ton of making the trip this year TO
England and taking in the British
open championships. McDermott has
been selected to captain team Of
the following pro wonders of this
country: Tom MacNamara, Mike
Brady, Alex Smith. Gilbert Nichols,
Fred Mcleod, Macdonald Smith and
Willie Smith.
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KING REWARDS BROWN

CHICAGO, Jan. "a medal of
honor and a diploma from King Gus
tav of Sweden were received by Ev-
erett C. Brown, of Chicago, yesterday.
Mr.. Brown was member of the
American executive committee of the
recent Olympic games. The medal
and diploma were forwarded through
the Swedish legation in Washington