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nth day Of October. A. ID. 1912
al. CHAS. II. DU' BEISSON.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
on this third day of March. A. D, 1919,
on reading the foregoing petition,
IL Is ordered by the Court that hearing be
had upon the same on the twenty-eighth day
OF April. A. D. 1918, before said Court al
Trenton, in said District at ten-thiity O'clock
in the forenoon. and that notice thereof be
published in Newark Evening Star and Ad-
vertiser, a newspaper printed In said Dis
trict and that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at the said
time and place and show cause. il any they
have. why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted
And 1t IL further ordered by the Court, thai
the Referee in Bankruptcy shall send by mai
TO all known creditors copies Of said petition
aud this order. addressed 10 them at their
places Of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Joseph Cross. Judge
Of The said Court and the seal thereof. ai
Trenton, in said District, the third day Of
March, 4. ID. 1919.
GEORGE r. cRANMER.
fseaiI Clerk.
Per BENJAMIN F. HAvENs,
Deputy.
Arthur u. Bissell,
solicitor,
A true copy
fseaIl Clerk.
Per HENJAMIN F. HAyENs,
nspnty.
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District Of New Jersey, SIS.
l. James II. White, the above -named petit
Homer; do solemnly swear that the statements
made by me In the foregoing petition arc
true.
JAMES e. WHITE.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me- this
toctober)
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter OF James E. White, bankrupt.
In bankruptcy Petition for DISCHARGE
To the Honorable Judges OF the District Court
Of the United States for the District Of
New Jersey:
James l.. White of Montclair in the
County Of Essex and State of New Jersey, in
said District respectfully represents that on
the seventh day OF June last past, he was
duly adjudged bankrupt under the acts OF
Congress relating TO bankruptcy. that he has
duly surrendered all his property ana rights
OF property. and has fully complied with ell
the requirements OF said acts and of tho
orders Of the Court touching his bankruptcy.
creed by the Court to have a fun discharge
from all debts provahle against his estate
under said Bankrupt acts. except such debts
as are excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this sixteenth day of October A. d.
1912
JAMES E. WHITE.
RanL,rInI
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The Holy Name five of Our Lady
Help of Christians Church, OF East
Orange, defeated the Prudential team
of this city last night at Parish Hall,
East Orange, by a score of 81 to H..
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District OF New Jersey. IS.
/, Samuel H. Becker, the above-named petit
toner, do soemny swear that the statements
made by me in the foregoing petition are
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-06

East Orange High Schools quintet
won an easy victory over the Carteret
Academy five. SO to 10, at Carteret
yesterday afternoon.
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DARING ROBBERY
Committed #, BeiIaire "Wednesday
Norninq Bv Three Men Who
Escaped 20 Vast Virginia.

Thieves entered tha Cl'v Book
St,r. On Thirty second a'rre'. boil
7ire. ye-f'rf1- morning a'nuf 10
O'Clock and robbed fH. 'teh drawers
~ near'v firp a Inrfi"u - this soim
telouring 90 SIR W o. tarrnrs. who
fhe Whst|frg <ew- % t'IrE Tho
o. r'r received frnw 'h" many inral
adterfferrs
Shorr, tsf.. 90 O'Clock. % stranger
entered ff. -'.rr nrl uskrd Airs.
q UruHrH ff rt.w lfr sHmn Nohiug
T.'.t Tho pole. w.r. Gaming nEn'uTt
fi. %nIfsfIr 20 fi. tHiIIrg md Mrs
'prnore u.tf n.f with iIm ~ lonk ~
them Wuf. fHsr a.re standing
outside two NOV .rrfard fhr street
nrd srf"rsf fir rtor" tff'r ronNrrs-
frr with fhr Hrof man ni0uf fhr pri~"
prf rrFNfr 40 fie l.ira hn STATED
that %" Ind forgotten his money and
Iffi NJ ...rlnr4 entered flo store
1uI fhr Hfhsr fws mon asked hsr for
igarnff" f.i ur,u. which ro dfi not
npts and ffr. tsr Later fhe met
mHu rrf.tr'd ard rrrrhnrsd 90 n.h-
I'M puio uuI shortly HNerygnrd ono -
OBJ. two mon returned ard arifu
aeIed flr cigarette tobacco. Aroused
Hr fhrgu rIeri.lruq actions. Nr4
f"nrreru tvImIrfI tho cash draw r
arI found flft frr honey hnd been
STOLEN
Mr., Corr.rt s'ateI fhat or" ~ th'
mon had been boz fhc store earlier in the
1a. o.. .rsrg. 10 s.. IT <ot h1.ir-
tho ue..4.aff rhHuro On fhs cash
Register OBJ. .srurcd fho kets ~ fnn
nrast drawer Enrs him fho rhHrFn.
lorksf fhe drawer AMI rcTlar.l fh.
Fsrs 10 feel Thought thor wh's Mrs
C0rrors wna talking o. fhr Nrrf man
fh- rtfcr fvu secured b kft. 900
iDrkcd thf dr. scr nud .f.I. fha
m.rev a rurrc ruuftIuirr o. ord
~ Iog Containing some change fhr
Fefa .. che mono. drIwcr md 3d. ffr.l
ras" Containing tvo rinss were a,4.
I fnf~r
/! Two 81 tho men were ALL 4sht
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SEALED PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO ooETRAcToRs

SfHiei tkis VIII Do received Tor tho
mont rH.ufurrfl rOutrats huiiifuE for go
So. tlsvlIH" 'r. Iius IS "a un-
'fl % O'Clock mon. WeiuredIy. june IS.
1919
Iule w.H fH taken separately for fre
Eer'fHi sIHstri. Nuu. r.auna riunhinr.
HuI r4tHfrir w.rIra
Al tisis snail Hr delivered fn setici
r~~vsI.gts. plainly marked. Co Nj % o..
BE- r'U- rresIlrlt ~ <sfral-y line Co.,.
W. rfllmg "a FH Hu 0r before fNf fima
@ltsU ...nve. HrH .1cI ntd mH-f .r zee
b. .fuIHuis.I Ht t vofflffa1 tfers. equal o.
'f fNr amount ~ tine blf. .e UI tEl-
I lfft U nf roHHi falfh.
linra tnl r~psciffcafiuna f1r tife work
0re ru flf. IuI can be- inspected dsrtus
tff|.r .Nura. af fif ufftro Of fIc NrrhI
tctf 90 vs. luttea rnufd 90 TrnJr IlIr.
W IrlIrE. IS Nt
T.r N~cursIcvf.tn CO.. reserves fhe
ftr't fH accept Huy Dt rcIrrt ans or tii
lIIH ~suauIN.I q 10
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REDEMPTION OF n
REDEMPTION OF BoNDs.
OF the Redemption of SERIES h, Amount
ing 20 100000 Of the Refund
ing Loan OF 1907 of the
otto nf w haaTanU

Notice IS hereby given by the Commits
Pion.-s ~ the Etfunflug LOen OF 1909.
that on June IS. 1913. pursuant To- tho
requirements - tie ordinance or SAID
CITY IaSsel January :. iSoG-Ameufed
March q. 1907. and again amended June
10. l"U2. entitled Al orriranrc 60 pro-
Vii. for the issue and sale 81 bonds Of
the 'ity ~ Wheeling 20 he known As
'le ~K~fuuiirg Bonds 81 1899. AMI FOR
tlr Re- leiurttou AMI payment thereof"
That tie following described bonds
numbered from 10 20 1Sf Inclusive nnd
Warkel Series X auI 70 tie amount or
Sf.UDu % fsfI bonds viii lie redeemed
aud pats a. tie Rank % tho Onto valley
90 the City Of Mbc~Ing. West virginia
on ami after joy g.. 1919. and said !unls
viii cease 20 hear tutrfeFt ou tho last
named dug and date
j. q. LIST. IW.
JAMES D. WE'LL
y 4. MILLER.
towmi~sinurrr n I~trfIudius Ian -
1902 fe-1f-r
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shant. u othsl wsala..l. n..i.r.

IN u II"It|TIT On ~ IUnI
We state Vusard of control 90 tho state
- West Nirstria viii rsrsivr bhis daliy
20 So office A. Charleston. WaFf NHr-
kifiH. tor f1rrishius supplies Tor the
ftfftal stste INSTITUTIONS. the financial
ms vHs't mont - which ~ vesto1 In said
i'Hri Contracts vail Dc q " arled TO- the
lowest .f frrE. quality ~tuuehigLsI aud
otHtr tuluEs ue.nE equai. Wesf 'irgints
ira 20 VII lo Flvtu preference
Late 90 fuIultrs needed ufI b. 0ur-
1.-.' tHf'sfs ou rsceIpt ~ requests
afUf.rs f IIuf faaIref
N1NIt N'fAHr UF rNSTNOf.
- ar chatH.st.a Nsat Nfsf-fN
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RnprnPr1or on norps NoTIcn.

~ t.o drawing f.r redemption nf f1"
M4lu street Ufifrf Bonds flirst SsfisHl
- Co.,. Ffff o. .tsIfuE
Notice II herfHF given hr fhr COR ."lF-
fi"rIefH ~ go Main }trsrt ifilfe iff" De-
dot Fcrioel TINT 81 fuus o.. rlrHIsrt fJ
tue requirements ~ fIf UrllfHu.r ~
f4iI t.fy Iaase4 1ifu iay Uf MARCH. 1900
entitled an Ordinance 90 provide frr fu"
isauo auf sale ~ UnnIa of ttn $50 "f
Wheeling fu 90 FuuHru as ffH Hffr street
HrIise Bonds 0sf HfrfsrI aud fuf the rU.
lrfuptiuI ans IuyHrauf fheraHf Tho fH'
lowfg fasrrfir- Ponds iasuni uri.r s 40
frffuarcr we're duiy i-t.f mined Nr Ht
br FsI1 comm Hnrra fnr redemption
.nrd p4yn.suf or fHe Trsf 90. ~ July.
1913. fu-wI
tt,Hi ~ 500 Or Trir~frni fof
TOHT - 800 I0-fTturfral 1885,
tHtI lfrrla nu defeFmiuff Isl - 30
deemed nrI rolls ~ ffa ffnuE % fut H.fH
f.I.ty fu fhe trfy ~ Erritug West
NirrIufA ur su offer fH. rlfI Nfft ftv
~ Jutr. fHta nuI safI 'f.rfe poo 1.f.r-
mined vii ffuHf fs N.rr |"r'UrfHf f..u
Voc last wsrtsrsf fry ard 1tfe
% vs. F~fTIIt.fUN.
D. HAEf..
a WrffIU
fnu vf-.frr - fI- Nuu .fr,.f frifEr
Lon. fsf arr..e no
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Fos SALE
6O-Fam Acre for $780,.

q rDrm house r~llrr small harm ana
.f.fr IIN'fr 90 a~re Fro lrrrarI.
N' Farm Dol. nIre ard yell v%affre1
.|N frr.r' so rrrr frHrf wff| fnfr
~ Ee cell Hfffrrf HrI fenced cost
.g .frH f4fr TFis ie a special.
90 arF.rI trf Htur.l. write fnr
r'.I.sY. % 800 Ffrds - FARMS .. ~
I' ff.fe-r. 'aflorsI Rszk BIDS. cam
uiiHgr. d.
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HOTEL FRONFENaC KTTYETygfEKr

100 yards from Beach. the most popu-
lar section: 1--WE the two famous
piers. central IL all attractions; modern
capacity go. WIN make very Special
terms ~ IS. $40. sl3 5e. SIS up weekly.
including large oresu rooms. metal beds.
elevator. baths. phones. superior table.
with white service. table supplied direct
from farm, pure water. sanlEtry plumb
boardwalk. Booklet ". r WATTS.
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Michigan Ave. near P"a.h- All outside
open surToIfriinFs Excellent
table. $50 up 'aiiy s. I'D weekly.
Z. :. GFIEKEN.
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Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBERON

lircproof u Tcnue=-ec avenue
ear Beach. central. new throughout:
capacity. 4a0: opposite Irot,stant and
4 urchcs runniEE water ia
rooms. private baths. excellent table.
fresh vegetables from our own farm.
-~crerned. white FHrvlce: book
s. TO s2i weekly. X Il. IUDY. VI. u.
let. spe,ial prices. sI5O 20 $3.50 daily.
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FOR SALE


FOB LD-pw leaving city next
week Six room house. bath. cement
laundry and cellar. electric lights.
por hes. everything good repair. liar-
Eaiu. ". " Betdeman. - Virginia st.
FOR qui.k buyer. Lot 2OK
100. 18TH St call Nat. phone lisS-l.
myl5-tf
POH SALE-My residence on Eoff ST.
north OF i2thSt. No. lil9. l.. J. Gilli-
gan. ap-f-tf
ron SALE-OiiVer Typewriter. good
wherling' neil pirpns SIR: EarI 1851,
~. ta-2i-tf
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BTuemmer g HHdebr5nd

Funerai Directors sud Hmtaimsrs
GONE h'Hr. of stool unf.ff ..."HN @ta
TsisDhuns- g0I. oE-s d. ana saA
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srRArH RAVEN HOTEL

Ocean end ketucky avenue Doors
never closed American plan So up daily.
$40 weekly. European plan 81 up daily.
special weekly. Restaurant attached.
Private baths. e~icNator from street level.
Every home comfort. Ownership man
J. w.
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eos SALE

f5f7j o. arros now for room hou-c.
r"W'r' ''i'rr natural rns. good wcli.
d. minutes walk from car Ffup. E.
cent fare 20 Wheeling. lava we'll .
Dft fards 90 90 good road Price $500.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BSrtSGHY
tONEHSL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL GNuALNER.
1i22 n ftz4 Main Street
Calls Answered Ia, or Night
StOrc Phones 68j
VIC I. Uertschy. Neil Phone 1882 u
G. J Ucrtschy. Nat Phone i229Y
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Gibraltar. Nneies ana Genoa.
gan steamers IN this service
leave from NEW PIER, 35rd
ST., So. Brooklyn Take 59th
st. Ferry.
s. s. Hamburg uI.0Oo Tons)
July /. z =. n.
s. s. Moltke G:.5GJ Tonsb
July -. Z y. n
s. s. Hamburg.Aug .. 10 \ NJ
s. S. D1oitke Aug -. II \. u
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

NrtsFs eoSrssE Stcusgs rutI tsFosssrios o. Az
>lssric CIV sso IT'S rortls. scosEss isfossA.
eSfios sYstAU oEsAsIsGsr ~ srlssrc eirr. Ma
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-25
CONTRACTS FILED

These contracts were filed in the coun-
ty clerks office Yesterday:
Plumbing specification for cottage for
L. r. Loree at Orange. Heating speeifi-
cation for same at Orange.
Gladys F. Blackburn, of Montclair,
owner, with John II. Kent, Of e same town
owner with Donald Bros, of same town.
contractors, mason and labor work.
$1,000.
Louis Armada. owner. with Leon &
Schneider Company, contractors, general
work. s3135. at % Barclay street.
BOARD Of Education of South Orange.
9 g~r wn 1hn ngwr and OF teach
ers closets Sos7 10. at Hilton n ].
Herman Kenny. of Irvington. owner,
with Schaul & oste,rstock Of same san to% S1s
contractors. general work, 81 900, at 1913
and 335 sixteenth avenue. Same owner
with Scutzer & Glucksman. contractors,
painting work. $3.50. same premises. Same
owner with Joseph Heller, Of e same an town,
premises.
p. G. Strecker. owner, with Kaplan &
i ing work or s275. s5o,855 South Twelfth
street.
Lancaster Comnany. contractors general
work. 81 $50. 667 South Tenth street
Ewald JAM. owner, with Grohmann 4
Mcdonald, contractors. plumbing and
steam fitting. S215. PA Park avenue.
Anton and Marie Kirchgessner, owners.
with William & Harry Sloan. contractors.
general work, S6,191; Cedar avenue, South
Orange.
Frederic H. Norton, of Nutley, owner:
with Daniel Hopper. contractor, general
work S11 900 Nutley, \.
Stephen S. Swa tland y George Brown,
IT,, owners. with Suburban Realty 4
Improvement Company, contractors. gen
eral work $4,000. 10 Randolph street.
William Sloan. owner, with Morris Leo
vine. contractor. mason work, Sl,2i0 l2o
Wainwright street.
Samuel Gray. owner. with b. Rutkin,
contractor electric and bell work. Si00
100 Springfield avenue Irvington.
Mrs. Bertha IhIcke. owner, with Metz
ger & Able. contractors, plumbing work.
Welland avenue. 1rvingon Same owner
with John Tittel Sons. contractors, car
penter work, 81 .633 same premises. Same
owner with Myron f. Nanderhoof. con
tractor, mason work, 5000; same prem
Uses
Oscar Koenigh, owner, with Fred Ned-
hart. contractor. painting work. S315
southeast corner of Grove street and
Roosevelt terrace. Irvington.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-25
MARKET STRONG
IN CLOSING HOUR
Prices Improve BriskIy When
Buying Orders Make
Their Appearance.

NEW YORK, March 25.-There was
a good demand for the leading stocks
in the early trading today. Changes
were small, but most of the specula-
tive favorites moved up. Rumely re-
acted sharply after it's long slump,
gainging six points on single trans
action.
Noon-Speculative operations were
on the long side of the market during
the morning. Reports of good bust
ness conditions, large railroad earn
ings and the easier tendency in money
tended to make sentiment more cheer
full. Representative stocks were
pushed up l to points during the
forenoon with some large advances
Bonds were firm
3 y. n.-The market closed strong
Buying orders made their appearance
in all quarters, and prices improved
briskly, and the whole list made a
striking response to improved funda-
mental conditions.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-25
S15,OOO,OOO INCREASE IN
UNITED STATES IMPORTS
Total, According to Commerce
Department, $14o,o17,o63.

WASHINGTON. March 25.--Imports
into the United States last month ag-
gregated s149. 917, o65, an increase of
Approximately s15,oO0o 900 over the i'm
ports of February, 1912, according to
figures issued today by the depart
ment of commerce.
OF the imports coming into this
country during the month $50, 2s7 o6S
worth came from Europe, while $780,,
Isl, 673 came from Canada. Asia was
next with 1922. 99s, 30S, followed closely
by South America with $50, 459, 1885,
The exports of the United States
for the same period amounted to $685.,
929,942. a falling off of about $4,000, 600
from the exports for the same month
a year ago. Europe received the bulk
of the exports of this country for the
month, $113, $50, 913 being the value of
articles sent to that quarter of the
world During the same month of
1912 Europe received articles from TIE
United States to the value of 1928,
8s,2S9.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-25
ELIZABETH "DRYS" WILL
FORCE MAYOR INTO RALLY

ELIZABETH, n. j.. March 25.--
Although Mayor Mravlag yesterday
declined an invitation to attend a big
temperance rally to be held in Proc
tors Broad Street Theatre next Sun
day afternoon. it is said that he will
receive another invitation so framed
that he will be forced to accept it.
In declining to be present at the
affair. Mayor Mravlag gave as his
reason the fact that the original in
vitation had not been accompanied
by permission to defend the city
against any attacks that might be
made by the speakers. 1t is now
said that the leaders of the move
ment back of the rally will adj
dress another invitation to the
Mayor, giving him permission, and
in fact, requesting him, to speak in
the interest of the city in the event
of any remarks of a derogatory
nature being made by any of the
scheduled speakers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-25
AUTOPSIES CLEAN UP
F0UR.FOLD TRAGEDY
Indicate That Jealous Husband
Was SLAYER.

WILLIAMSTOwN, y. j.. March %.
-Autopsies have cleared up some of
the mystery about the death of Leo
Wharton, his wife and his little
daughter and John Hemphill, whose
bodies were found in the ashes of the
burned Wharton farmhouse.
Wharton was responsible for the
tragedy, according to Coroner stultz
and the police.
Hemphill was shot through the
heart, Mrs. Wharton was riddled with
bullets in the neck and shoulders
The top of Wharton's skull was blown
off The police and the coroner think
Wharton shot Hemphill his wife and
himself during fit of Jealous rage.
1t is believed that a lamp exploded
and set fire to the place while Whar-
ton, his wife and Hemphill were lying
on the floor unconscious with bullet
wounds. The child was asleep on the
floor above.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-25
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Michael Marcelle to Luigi Farina ct al.
east side High street 81 feet northwest
! from Thomas Franciseos land, 81. $50
Elizabeth Boyer and husband to Hearth
| stone Building and Loan Association,
east side Peabody place. 235 feet north
| from Chester avenue, $1,000.
Stanley aiczies to Paul Giczies south
side Warwick street, 400 feet south from
Jefferson street, $500
Nathan liantorowit2 to Harry Kolodin,
! east side Summer avenue, so feet north
| from Bryant street $3.50.
| Agnese Iovino and husband to Louise
| V. Campbell. south side Kinney street.
| 200 feet west from Adams street, $780,
George w. Larson to Herman Kreitler,
west side Mt. Prospect avenue, 1871 feet
north from Grafton avenue, and other
| Paul Schnedenbach to Fidelity Trust
| Company, east side Highland avenue, 129
feet north from Verona avenue. sl,S0O.
Thomas ID. Pucci to Louis J. Beers.
south side Elm street, 100 feet north from
| Jefferson street, 81, 200.
| Louis Weiss to Franklin Savings In
| stitution, north side Springfield avenue,
| 81 feet east from South Eleventh street
$4,000,
Thomas Donaldson to Globe Realty Com
pany, east side Belmont avenue. 5S1 feet
/ south from Hawthorne avenue, $500.
Angelo Tellone to X. of p, Building and
Loan Association, southwest corner Or
ange and Warren streets, $1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
| Company, Verona, southwest side West
over road 292 feet southeast from Pomp-
ton turnpike, and other tracts. $500
Adah W. Woodland and husband tc
Northern Improvement Company West
| Orange, east side Liberty street. 800 feet
north from Alden street, $500.
/ j. Stewart Gibson 70 Mary A. La Motto
| Verona. east side Afterglow avenue, east
side of Essex County Park Commission s
land. $500
Same to same. Montclair, centre Gin
| ton avenue, southeast corner Henry A
| Dikes land, 5000.
| William b. Smith to Reliable Building
! and Loan Associate Belleville. west
| side Union avenue. 50 feet north from
| Overlook avenue 81. 500
| Teohl Daneski to Commercial Casualty
Insurance Company, Bloomfield, east side
| Broad street 12S feet southeast from
| Third River, $500.
Mary J. Watson to Margaret L. Wat
| son, Belleville, southeast corner Eleanors
street and Overlook avenue. $1,000.
| Charles Wuenseh to Trustees Rutgers
| College. Irvington, south side Springfield
avenue. It's feet east from Avon avenue,
$500.
Arthur G. Bates to Essex Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Company. Montclair, east
I side Spring street, 23S feet northeast from
| r. n Dodd's land. $500.
| George w Hodge to William G.. Cope
stake Bloomfield. south side Linden ave
nue. 100 feet west from Clinton street
! $3.50
Mountainsfde Realty Company to Cyrus
| G Freeman ct al, West Orange. south.
west side Harvard terrace. $50 feet south
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-25
REAL ESTA re

Same to William U. Masker, E.
Orange. s Park av, 97S II FIR
Prospect st. 30x134 ...............
Peter j. Herman to Richard j. ker-
nan, 5. Orange, W Fairview av,
loo IT g fr Gardner ay, 50x150. -.
Robert w. Hartpence to Joseph RE
del, 1ryington, e S Maple av, 1S5 IT
II fr Cottage st, 30Xl1S ..........
Charles Jones ct al to Greater New
ark Home Securities, Bellevile. lots
1877, 12S, 22S, 229 1873, 80, 80. "a. IS, 50.
map Mt. Prospect Park ............
Greylock Land Co. to Frank A.
Riggs, Belleville, n Greylock av,
125 Fl e FIR Union av. 50x10O. .....,
Salvatore Stlzza to Thomas Paris.
Orange, W Cone st, cor land
George A. McCauley, 25x1O0, and
other tracts.
John ]. Sloat to Anna Isetts, Ir-
ington, 5 Olympic ter. 424 IT
fl 40th ST, 25xl00 .......,..........
Ernest A. Williamson to Fortunate
Bufania, Nutley, lot "A, map LIST
party 49,. .'....s...,............
John #. Monahan sheriff to Eighth
Ward Building and Loan Assocla-
ton, Belleville. w Bell 1t. 225
IT FIR Greylock av. 62x100. ........
Eighth Ward Building and Loan As
sociatlon to Frank X. Malsch,
Belleville, same property. .....
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that tho
following proposed ordinances passed a
second reading and were ordered to a third
ana nnal reading at a meeting of the Board
March 20 1913: ~
An ordinance to provide for the constrrc-
ton of sewer in
ALPINE STREET,
between Milford avenue and johnson avenue.
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
JAY STREET. n
between Dickerson street and Central avenuH
An ordinance to provide for the construc.
ton of a sewer In
wOODSIDE AVENUE.
from the terminus of the present sewer south
of Elwood avenue to Delavan avenue
An ordinance to provide for the CONSTRUCT
ton OF sewer In
GOLD STREET.
between Jacob street and Blum street
An ordinance to provide for the CONSTRUCT
FERDINAND STREET
between Grove street and South Twentieth
street.
An ordinance to provide for the construo.
WESTON AVENUE )
between Frelinghuysen avenue and the Penn-k
sylvania Railroad.
An ordinance to provide for the construct
ADAMS STREET.
between, South street and Harper street. with
THOMAS STREET.
between Adams street and Avenue e,
An ordinance to open -
DELANEY STREET
from Wheeler Point road to Newark BAY for
width of sixty 900 feet
President of the Board of Street and wats,l
Commissioners. ~
A. L. SWAIN. VI
mar21-5t Acting Clerk of the Board