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FuBLdC NoliCh IS hefeby gwen that the
Ionowlns ORDINANCES nave oeen passed by
me boaru OF otieet anu water o,nhlssloh-
ers ana approved py me Mayor OF the CITY OF
Newark and pursuant TO chapter 80 OF the
state Laws of 1909 are herewith published
by title:
An ordinance to provide Tor the repaVing oil
PLANE STREET.
from Market street to State street, with
on the old concrete foundation the part
between State street and Orange street to
be repaved between the curbs and one foot
outside of the street railway tracks.
An ordinance to provide for the repaving of
ROWERy STREET
from Market street TO Ferry street. on both
sides of the street railway racks with the
execution of one foot on zach side Of said
tracks with oblong granite block payement
on six t6l inch eonrretn foundation
An ordinance 10 nrovide for tha reno,,ipg ~
an WARREN STREET. e ''"e VI
from South Ninth street to Orange street an
both sides of the street railway tracks with
te LIN nannad ipot on edc1 s,ue OF , ss,p
.,aeNs, IN nAp i teclppeu sran'e niocA
- ' va S y" 'ioh cue io"h'"
A. o,dinonca n ,,ro,.ia Co. a., ,
an o'uihahes W ProNlne Ior the paving OF
MARIE PLACE,
from Belmont avenue TO Badger avenue with
brick pavement on six go inch concrete
foundation
An ordinance to provide for the paving OF
HARVEY STREET
from Mt. Pleasant avenue to Moen place
with asphalt pavement on a six go inch con-
crete foundation.
An ordinance to provide for the paving Of
MEEKER AVENUE
from Frelinghuysen avenue to Weston ave-
nue. with mapped reclipped granite block
pavement on a six (61 inch concrete follnda-
ton
An ordinance TO provide for the having OF
WESTON AVENIrE
from TreIinrbIIvsen aVenue ~ tho pennsvi
vania Railroad with manned roci;nrsed gran
lite block pavement on n SIX fe1 incb con.
crete foundation
An ordnance IN nro,ido for the na,,,, at,
PATTERSON sTPEFT
from Hamburg nIace 10 Niapars straa. ,-,,h
asnhalt block pavement on a s,T te1 inch
concrete foundation 'e'
An ordnance to nrovide for tho navI,z n,
| SCHATK STPEET "
from Forty street i1 to easssic averue With
oblonr granite block na,eon,s,t ~, ~ VA fel
inch concrete Foundation, WV
! An ordinance 70 nrovide for the ns,,ipz ~
NoRTI5 -rvg1f 4rrII io err De Vi
fron sixtb a,er,a - ca,,a,,t,, $3.50, ,,,,,
asnbalt block nayamop3 on 81 10, m Tr.,,
concrete foundation y" ''N Wv '"o"
An ordnance 10 provide for the renaving ~
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SAYS NIECE IS HELD BY
"WHITE SLAVERS'

PROVIDENCE r. L., March IS
Believing that her young niece is be-
ing held by white slavers in New
York city. Mrs. Hedwig A. Klein
sought the aid of the police here to
aid her in finding the young woman.
Mrs. Klein received a letter today
from Miss Hermi Hurn, her niece,
who returned last Friday from her
home in Austria, implorine her to
send Telegraph TO N, $50 Second
avenue" New York, to get her "out
of this place"
The woman sent two kilograms, but
received both back with the informal
ton that there was no one at that
address.
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BILL ASKS $4,000 FOR
MEMORIAL IN ELIZABETH

ELIZA BETH, n. j.. March IS
There is much local interest in bill
introduced in the Assembly last night
by Assemblyman William \. Leonard
rroviding for an appropriation of
$50, 900 TO erect monument in this
city commemorative the settlement
cf Elizabeth in 1864 The preamble
of the bill recites that the two hun
dred and hftieth anniversary of the
planting at Elizabethtown of the first
English settlement in New Jersey
will occur next year. and provides
for the appropriation mentioned and
for the appointment by the Governor
of "A commission. TO consist of fifteen
citizens of Elizabeth. TO supervise the
expenditure OF the funds.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Bernard Katz TO Prudential Insurance
Company. east side Broad street, 125 feet
from Morris Canal. $4,000.
Same to Matthew T. Gay. same prop
erty, 100000.
Charles W. Harper to John G. Ball
south side South Orange avenue. 1877 feet
northwest from j. $. Hufnagle's land
$500.
Jacob Welker 10 Hamburg Building and
Loan Association. north side Gotthart
street 469 feet east from Elm street. $500.
Sanford W. Drake to Allan l.. Bland,
ir., west side Summer avenue. 100 feet
south from Elmwood avenue, $500.
Louis Model to Frances Silberstein,
east side Brookdale avenue, 297 feet south
from +. y. Jackson's land $40.
Abraham Levy to Broad and Market
Building and Loan Association. east side
Badger avenue .575 feet south from Haw-
thorne avenue, $1,000.
Samuel Neuwirth ct al. to Irving S.
Froehlich. west side Beacon street 1902
feet north from Springfield avenue. sl,500.
Harriet f. Smith and husband to Kath-
crime Richards. west side Halsey street
l53 feet from corner Bleecker street,
| SO, 900
Anton uhl to George W. Wiedenmayer.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STREET
WATER COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF NEWARK.

WATER COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF NEWARK.
City Hall.
Newark, n j.. March r. 1918.
| Sealed proposals vii be received at this Of
fee from 3:15 to $50 O'Clock p. m. on dhurs s
opeT ed at the last named hour at public
meeting of the board to be held at said time
and place for furnishing TO the city OF
Nessark an asphalt repair plant. with the
necessary appurtenhnces.
The machinery and tools to he furnished
are covered by the following four items ana
bidders will be allowed to submit price on
any single item or on any number OF items,
provided that in the latter case separate
price is stated for each item. Plans or
/ photographs and specifications of the Plant
must be submitted with each bid on item
! No. Il
as well in figures.
/ Item No. IA portable semi-portable
asphalt mixing plant, consisting of mixer
dryer engine and boiler conveying or ele,
waiting machinery, bitumen scales, sand
scales heating kettle or asphalt tank, and a
ten mesh screen for hot sand. Plant TO have
a capacity of one thousand square yards OF
two-inch top per eight hour day. Price bid
for plant to include delivery and erection at
city yard plant TO be in successful opera
ton before acceptance by the city.
Item No. 2-One 1ye-ton tandem asphalt
roller.
Item No Slight asphalt wagons. each OF
two and one-half cubic yards capacity lined
with sheet steel and asbestos, tires of wagons
TO be four inches wide.
sories
one /. OOO-pound hand roller.
One fire wagon.
Twelve asphalt mattocks.
Twelve asphalt cutters.
twelve smoothers, 101sx6la. with handles.
Twelve tampers ski. with handles.
Twelve asphalt rakes.
Twelve patching hoes.
Two 9-quart dippers
Twelve pairs of sandals.
Twelve tubular steel wheelbarrows. cubic
feet capacity.
| One penetration machine for use a plant
Three thermometers, graded from 100 de-
grees to 500 degrees c.
The plans or photographs and speeihca,
| lions submitted with each bid on Item No. ]
will be taken into consideration in the com,
parison of the bids received, and the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners reserve
the right 10 accept or reject any or all pro
posals for the above work and materials as
1t may deem proper for the best interests oil
the city.
Each proposal must be enclosed in sealed
envelope. properly Endorsed with the name
of the bidder and the words Proposal fol
furnishing a municipal asphalt repair plant
and appurtenances" and directed to the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners OF
the city of Newark.
Proposals must be accompanied by the con
sent in writing of two suretes Presidents OF
Essex County, New Jersey. or surety com
sey. who shall qualify to their response
billy in the total amount of the proposal anc
agree to become sUreties for the faithful per
Torrance of the contract, il awarded.
By direction of the Board of Street ant
Water Commi ssioners of the City of Newark
NJ. r. SHERRERD.
marriott Chief Engineer.
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cancer stomach .. casualties =, clrrhosis
liver. 1 commissions, } Group. memhranoue
/: diphtheria. /; eclampsia. I embolism. .;
endocardiHs, I erysipelas I; fever, scarlet,
/: fever typhoid / fracture skull 4: gan
CREME. CASTRO entcrtis, ,; heart disease s..
heart valvular, |; hemiplegia. /; hemor-
image. .; insanity or dementia, l. marasmus
or malnutr1tion, =; meningitis. acute 3.
meningitis. tubercular, /. myocarditis. {;
nephrtls g. oedema, lungs 81 old age or
senilitv. .. paralysis. general, .: phthisls.
pulmonala g; pneumonia. ~; pneumonia.
hroncho. 81 poisoning. accidental. |; prema-
ture birth. /, scleross, >; septieaema. |:
shock .. still born. 3; suicide. I syphilis. |;
tuberculosis 10: ulcers. /; uraemia T.
Places Of Nativity-Unted States. 20; Ire-
land. IL England, .; Scotland, ] Italy. Q:
Germany. IL: Canada. I Russia, Z Austria,
T. Culored. =; unknown, ..
JAMES +, CONNOLLY.
City Clerk
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PASTOR BITTEN BY DOG.

MILLVILLE, n. j., March 49,
While he was making pastoral call
the Rev. oliver Murphy, rector of
christ p. E. Church patted a small
boy on the head A dog which lay
close by thought the lad was being
abused and springng at the dominic,
seized his hand and tore the flesh
badly The wound has been eau
ter;zed The dog has disappeared
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TO BULLETIN PROGRESS
OF FRIEDMAN PATIENTS

NEW YORK, March 1S.-The prog
ress of the twelve persons who re-
Ceived DR. Fredmanns treatment for
tuberculosis at Bellevue Hospital yes
terday will be told the public by a
t,aily series OF bulletins.
This will be the only means afford
eC the public of watching the results
of DR. Fredmann's treatment.
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MAY OFFER AMENDMENT TO
PRU. NATURALIZATION BILL
GFrom T. star Correspondence

TRENTON. y. j.. March IS
When the Prudential naturalization
bill came up for passage in the House
this afternoon Mr.. Martin said be
was considering offering an amend
ment but did not wish to do so
until authorities had assured him it
was proper.
This amendment would include the
Governor and chief justice as APP
praisers of the stock to act with the
Court of Chancery. the latter being
the sole appraiser in the bill as it
stands.
1t was agreed to have the bill made
a special order of business.
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DELAWARE REFUSES TO
RATIFY DIRECT ELECTION

DOVER, Del, March 1S.-With only
four more states needed Delaware
today refused to join the affirmative
states in ratifying direct election of
United States senators.
The Senate killed the House reso-
Luton favoring direct election.
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HIGHER RATE BARRED.

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-The In
terstate Commerce Commission today
ordered Southern railroads to desist
from charging a higher freight rate
from New York TO Boston. Georgia,
than from New York to Thomasville,
Georgia. The order becomes effective
April % and is to continue for two
years.
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SETi-Entered into rest. on Monday
March II. 1913 Jacob. beloved hus-
band of Amelia See tnee Jauch),
and beloved father Of Louis See
Minnie Curry and Anna Callaghan,
aged - years 10 months 81 Winans
avenue
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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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REFORD-At Glen Ridge. n. J.. on
March H. 1913. George S, son of
Joseph Banks and the late Frances
y. Moore Reford. aged so wears, IA
Midland avenue.
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oFFIcE on CITY cLERK.

NeWAfk, n. j., MITCH 10Th, lob,
Report Of deaths for the week ending
March -. 1913: Men, IS; boys 20; women,
80. girls l6, total. 1913.
Ages-One year and under ~; between
! and years. g. . and years II Z and 10
.ears. .: 10 and 20 years. Z: 90 and 30 years
II. 30 and 40 years. II; 40 and 30 years,
1f; 40 and 60 vealf, o. 80 and 40 years.
IA: 70y and 50 yesrs. IA; 50 years and over. z.
ps( er- Abscess, alcoholism .; apo
aeSy - eerehiKl hrn,otrhsge. A; appendi-
citis. = asphysis, i. broneAi.,f. .. cancer. 81;
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cuAND4.ER-on March 16. 1913, at ms
nome. Il Kearny street, James ~, nus
b9nd af Selma baxter, in his sd year
Notice of funeral hereafter
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rA1RNsZ Entered into rest on Monday;
March II 1913. James J. Cairns. Aged
81 Years / month. 31s North secoho
street East Newark.
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THEUER Passed away. on sunday
March 10, 1913. Charles w. rheuer, be
loved husband of Paulina Theuer tne'
lneckl. aged so years months .,
days, al Bergen street.
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Good wares make quick mar
ket'' if they are advertised in The
Star.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Late Monday night. on west side of
Broad street or apex of Military Park. a
package of hardware. Notify PROCTOR'S
THEATRE.
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SEIDLER-S Suddenly on Monday,
March II. 1913. Pierpont, beloved
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Seid
Ter. aged u years, sc Stuyvesant
avenue. near South Orange.
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MEMBERS Of Kearny Council No. i09.
Knights of Columbus, West Hudson, are
hereby notified Of the death of Brother
Francis Healy, Funeral Wednesday morn
ing. March 10 from the residence Of his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Healy. 1l2 Seventh
street, Harrison, to the Church of the Holy
Gross, Harrison. at O'Clock
CORNELIUS ]. LYNCH, G. X.
William H. Scott, Recorder.
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R4TAIfI,E-On March Is, 1913, at his
late residence 156 New Jersey Rall=
rnad avenue. Eugene E., beloved nus
baud Of Gussie Bataille tnee 6epauer'.
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Qt'INN-on March II, 1913. John. be-
loved father of Mrs. Louis Delaney
tnee QUINN, at his late residence.
1874 Harrison avenue, Harrison.
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TACK-On Monday, March Il. 1913,
aged 81 years s months 20 days
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sAYERS-On Tuesday, March Is, 1918,
Emma Sayers, in her ninety seventh
year. eos y Astor street.
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BERRY-on the 10th inst. Mrs. Mary j.
Berry, III Maple avenue Mohlcialr'
\ l.
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SAIDEL- suddenly, at Newark. y. j.,
March Is, 1913, Mary Catharine. lnee
del
Funeral private. Interment at Elem
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WILLETT- al Henry. H.. on
March Is. 1913. Cornelius b. Willett
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BALDWIN suddenly. March IS, 19l2
Mary Augusta daughter Of the lais
Stcnhen ri. and Mary d. Wheeler ana
wifi of Frederick w. Baldwin
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CRANE-At summit y. J.; March a,,t,e no
1913. John b. Crane, IN MS seseh'i''"
year 1T Park avenue.
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DENIS-At East orange, \. D. on MARTIN
l6. 1913. Adolph A. Denis.
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PEARCE- Suddenly. on Sunday,
March is, 1919. William George,
beloved husband of Cornelia Pearce
tnee Merklc). aged Sc years.
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PLUMB-At East Orange. n. j., .on Sat
urday. March IL. 1913. ut her home, Il
Steuben street, Sarah NJ. Dolmnn, wife
of David Henry Plumb.
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pALNTER-Passed away. on Sunday,
March l6, 1913. Martha y. Palmer
tnec Cravenl. beloved wife of Hen
ry NJ Palmer, in her 56the year, II
ASTON street.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ordinance has been passed by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioner
and approved by the Mayor Of the city Of
Newark, and is herewith published accord
An ordinance to amend an ordinance en-
titled IAN Ordinance to regulate the use Of
the public streets of the city of Newark by
vehicles; automobiles. street cars, eaues,
to regulate and control the public travel
thereon approved April 9, 1872.
Be Il ordained by the Board of Street AMI
Water Commissioners of the city of Newark
Section l. That Section s. Part TX. of said
ordinance be amended to read as follows:
.Section 3. Part TX. All trolley cars VIII IN
coming to a stop to take ON or let off pas
sengers will do with the rear entrance
of such cars opposite the far corner I
afy street intersectinS or connecting with
the street or Avenue traversed by any troll.
ias Gov within the citv of NewarlI ,xca,,.
where trolley station is designated nv a
trolley station sign suspended from an over
Section .. That all ordinances or parts Of
ordinances of the ct, of Newark inconsis-
tent with the provisions of the first seorion
of this ordinance be and the same are hereby
epealed
Section D. That this ordinance shall take
Adopted March 18th. 1913,
President q the Board of Street and Wafer
Acting Clerk of the Board
Approved March 18th. 1913.
JACOB HAUSSLING.
Mayor.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby riven that the
Following proposed ordinance passed a
second reading and was ordered to a third
and 1nal reading at meeting of the Board
| of street and Water Commissioners held
March Is, 1918: epe
An ordinance to open and widen
PLATT STREET
by the addition of a Triangular str4p at rhas,
nut street, the said triangle extending about
| forty -1re 800 feet on the northwesterIy ida
OF chestnut street, and about thirty-two (3o1
feet along the extension of the northerly sido
OF Platt street from its intersection via
/ Chestnut street. WIN
p. H. RYAN
fres rni o. me Board Of Street and Water
marls-ot Acting Clerk OF the hsa~A
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DEATHS

ALLEN Newark. n. J.. March Il. 1913
died after lingering illness, Ella i /;
Allen. aged 81 years, AZ CRAWFORD
street.
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DUDLEY-At Newton, n J.. on, on sn of he
late Frances b. Dudley.
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MYERS-At Montclair, on Monday,
March II. 1913. Edward Thomas
Myers, beloved son of Edward G.
and Jessie \ Myers tnee Roche }.
aged s months 10 days, 16 North
Fullerton avenue.
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MORRIS r. SHERRFRp.
mchl3-5t Chief Engineer.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONER OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall. March ID 1918.
The following is the list of the names.
residences and places of business of applt-
cants for licenses contained in all applied
tions or petitions made to this board for ths
granting of licenses to sell spirtuous, vinou1
malt or brewed liquors. and not heretofore
published according 10 law, to wit:
Name. Place of Business. Residence,
RETAIL--RENEWALS
Louis r. Bange, 10 l4th av...... Same place
Edmund Schaefer. "a Pacific ST. Same place
William o. Royce 15i-160 Market St.
Same place
Martin Mclaughlin, sc nth av. Same place
Michele hi Benedetto, ~ Malvern ST..
Same place
John Seals % Essex at ........ Same place
George Fl Busch 1913 Sherman aV. Same place
Santo Leonardo, o. Hoyt st. !.. Same place
Samuel H. Biby, l26 Orange st. Same place
Mate Bros, 210 Ferry st.,..... Same place
John e. Hetze 300 Washington av..
Same place
George Zimmerman, 149 Lafayette ST..
Same placs
Same place
Same place
Mrs Yetta Rodenstein 1876 Sth aV....
Same Mace
RETAIIE-TRANSFERS
Joseph Booth from 103 Hunterdon 81.
to % 18th av..............l f9 orange At,
Valentine Reichsrd, from So Market st.
to 215 Ha1sey st..I......... % Nelson pl.
RICHARD MILLER
President.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
CITY Clerk
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EYRE-on Saturday March TO- .slS
Richard Eyre, ST. OF = bs"@e
Belevlile, aged "a years.
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EcER-on Monday. March II, i9l3 Car
cline Eyer nee Guentherl, widow Oh
Conrad Eyer, aged n years, II Peshine
avenue.
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prrNN-on March Il, 1913. John A. nee nee
loved husband of Theresa A. Dunn '"'
Relatives friends and members Of , (ne
HOW name Society Of ST. Rose oil l'iu M
church Esscx Genc!aye 10 G';,n 20 are re-
H., and Social Fishing 4, Glq he are fpneral
specially invited to allenu nrth Fiftb
street P on Wednesday. the 18Th e A. S;SO
a. m, 10 St Rose Of ldma's psa nuen,
where a Solemn High Mass OF he af his
will be offered for the lS torv Of the
Holy Sepulchre.
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FoELMLIN-Ou March 16. 1919 b.. dh et5
dore, husband of the late EilHape''
FoelmHn, aged so years. ,.,..u- In
Relatives and friends are klndiy ln
vited TO attend the funeral service al
his late residence, l7S Parker street 0n
terment in Woodland Cemetery.
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MERRITT-On March Il. 1913, Dore,
thea Mary. daughter of Leonard
and Lily Merritt aged ! year II
months - DAYS. 40 Atlantic street
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MtI-RER Monday March
Il. 1919. Henry Meurer-L Last, beloved
son of Theodore and Lena MeufeI
fnee Anvcalla), aged 1b years
mouths. So Demarest street.
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JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
City Clerk.
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nRouMANN-On Sunday. March 10,
1918. Charles. husband of the late
Elizabeth Grohmann, aged 10 years Al
Wallacp street
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GoFFRONN- March Il. 1913 VIII,
lam r, son of the late William ana
Charlotte Goffronn, aged % years. ld'
Hillside avenue.
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GRoWNEY-On March Il. 1913, at his
late residence. II Lexington street,
Richard, beloved husband OF mary
Growney (nee Cullenen).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-18

RANDOLPH STREE
rom Clinton place to South Fifteenth street,