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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-17
Bull Moose and Democrats
May Unite in Vermont


BURLINGTON. VT, Sept. 1.-THE
prospects of a coalition of Progress
sives and Democrats in the formation
of a State ticket were discussed by
delegates before the opening of the
Progressive State convention today
There seemed to be little activity
among any Of the leaders to bring
forward the name of any Progressive
as candidate for governor, although
there was talk among some of the
delegates that the name of Rev. Fra
ser Met2ger who headed the State
ticket two years ago, and is now q
candidate for the party's nomination
in the Second congressional district,
might be presented.
1t was expected that Charles A.
Prouty former member of the In
terstate Commerce Commission,
would receive the conventions in
dorsement for United States senator.
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Auto Hits Bow

Joseph Cosgrove, jr., Of 230 Fuller
ton avenue, Montclair, while driving
an automobile at Bloomfield avenue
and Lake street. last night, ran down
fourteen-year- old Louis CosZza, of 81
Cutler street. injuring him about the
left shoulder and left leg. He was
taken to the City Hospital in the Sec
ond precinct ambulance, where his
condition is said not to be serious.
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Democratic Club, held at q William
street last night. The members also
Endorsed James J. Reynolds for the
Democratic aldermanic nomination in
the Second Ward.
Fred G. sticl1el jr., one of the Re-
publican candidates for surrogate, at
tended half dozen meetings last
night and at noon yesterday.
j. William Huegel, Republican cam
didate for the shrievalty, addressed
the employees of the Edison plant in
West Orange at noon yesterday.
Arthur j. Archibold, Republican
Progressive candidate for Congress in
the Eighth district, at meeting in
Bayonne last night, made it a point to
declare that he is an advocate of the
direct primary plan as against the
old convention method of nomination.
John B. Woolston, DESTROYS of be-
coming Mayor of East Orange, has
planned to wind up his primary cam
paign with a whirlwind speaking tour.
Last night he started in and held a
dozen meetings at the homes of vari-
Gus voters. Tonight he will visit
| more homes. Tomorrow he will hold
Hamilton streets. and later he will
speak at the Elmwood School, and
on Saturday night he will speak at
Pythian Hall. % Main street.
The Harry r. o'Connell Club of the
First Ward, Irvington, will hold a
meeting at Braun & Bonnett's Hall.
1851 Springfield avenue, tonight. The
| speakers will be Frederick r. Lehl-
bach, Congressional candidate in the
| Tenth District; Mr.. O'Connell, Fred
| G.. Stickel, jr., candidate for surro-
| gate; Freebooter Lacombe and August
Soffel, candidate for supervisor. Fol-
| lowing the meeting there will be a re-
| ception.
Frederick K. Lehlbach, Republican
candidate for Congress in the Tenth
district, kept on the jump last night.
He addressed a meeting of the Ninth
| Ward Republican Executive Commit
Tee, q meeting at Bishops Han,
| Springfield avenue and Camden
street: one at Kempers Hall, Madi-
son avenue and Fourteenth street.;
the Italian Republican Club, at 127
| South Canal street and Il meeting at
IS Adams street.
Tonight he will speak before the
| IrVington Republican Executive
Committee and at Roever's Hall,
Elizabeth and Watson avenues.
Tomorrow night his itinerary will
| take in Cedar Grove and other West
Essex towns and on Saturday he
will attend meetings at Montclair
and South Orange.
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Lydia 4. Pinkham 8
V e g. ia Bile Com
pound. When l first
began taking it 1
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds of
aches-pains in low
er part of back and
in sides, and press
ing down pains. 1
could not sleep and
since 7 hava fokan
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100 Gowns, COmbin'tiOn
and PetticOatS. SIC

Friday Only. Made of good
quality cambria and nainsook,
finished with Val. lace and en-
broidery, run with ribbon, high
and low neck gowns; combina-
lions with waist line, others in
princess style. (Second Floor,
Centre).
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SIC Bpch'd Muslin. &c

Friday Only. Full yard wide,
excellent quality pure white
muslin; usually pay SIC for
this grade, but we shall sell
400 yards for tomorrow only
at the very special price. mo
mail or phone orders). (Main
Floor, Rear).
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SOC Boys Under
wear, 25c

While they last. Gray wool
and cotton, for Fall wear; shirts
and drawers; sizes only "a TO
%. (Main Floor, Centre).
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SOC and 79c Combina-
lions. 39c

Friday Only. Made of good
quality crepe, trimmed with
linen lace and ribbon; some with
waist line, others with princess
style. (Second Floor, Centre).
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soc 66-Inch Table
Damask. DC

Friday Only. Heavy weight,
very high mercerized lustre, in
many new patterns, including
stripe and many floral effects.
(Main Floor, Rear).
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Fridays Sure-SeIIing Specials

O
to
flor
and Saturday, indicated Others enough
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MRS. LYONS
ACHES AND PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound. }

Terre Hill, Pa" Kindly permit me
give you my testimonial in favor of
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A Sale of Mems First Quality Hose
Regular 35c-5Oc Hose

$50 pairs of fine silk hose,
some in fancy vertical patterns,
others in plain black and colors.
All have double soles and spliced
heels and toes. These hose are
never sold for less than 35e,
most often at Soc, spe- DC
eial ............ AON
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Substore Sale Balance of Chinaware

Table covered vegetable
dishes, 7 and 8-inch size, soup
tureens and casseroles; reg. LOO
to 500 each, now SIC to 2.4S.
Table 2-Bowls, pickle dishes,
cake plates, salad bowls, naples,
chop dishes, chocolate pots; reg.
25c to 2.35 each, now &c to SEC.
Table 3-Meat dishes, includ-
ing 8, 10, II and 16-inch sizes;
reg. SIC to $50 each, now zoe
to $50.
Table 4-Bone dishes; reg.
1.72 doz. to $50 doz., now CSC
doz. to 1863 doz.
Egg Cups and handled Gus
tard Cups; reg. 200. 2.25, 2.36,
sos doz., now at &c, Sc, 10c and
23c each.
Individual Bakers; reg. 1872,
zoo doz., now, each, &c.
Broad and Cedar SITS.
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25c-29c Children's
IN

Friday Only. Light weight,
heeced lined, good for Fall
wear; vests and pants; sizes }
to II years. (Main Floor,
Centre).
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79c Heavy Table
Cloths. 60c

Friday Only. Hemstitched and
scalloped, mercerized high fin
ish, heavy weight table cloths,
size 63x63, round or square, in
patterns that are exact copies
of the high-price imported dam
ask. main Floor, Rear.
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SOC House Waists, 39c

Friday Only. A house waist
for real service, yet neat in ap-
pearance; plain tailored, in seer
sucker, stripe chambray or white
percale with neat black figures;
one model with broad tuck over
shoulder, neat pocket, plain back,
three-quarter sleeve with neat
cuffs; sizes 36 to "A. (Second
Floor, Rear).
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Six and SILK plated hose, in
eolors. Many pairs of black,
fine cotton and isles. 400 pairs.
This offer deserves the attention
of men who always buy high
priced goods. Very spe- To-
cial kO@
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S1.10 White Crochet
Spreads, SOC

Friday Only. Assorted de-
signs, full bed size, hemmed
ready for use. mo mail or
phone orders). (Main Floor,
Rear.
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&c Apron Bingham, &c

Friday Only. In all the blue
and white checks; limit 20 yds.
TO each customer. mo mail or
phone ordersl. Main Floor,
Rear).
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Newark, N. j., September II. 1914
JOHN r. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Charles Elm, Sol'r. (s1S.7o)
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That 900 Mattress for COS

Cereal Bowls; reg. ESQ, 3.95,
AIS, 400 doz., now 10c, 15c and
zoe each.
Fruit Saucers; reg. sec, $50,
3.95, AIS, $50 dOz., now &c, 15c,
1Sc, 23c each.
Ramilins; reg. 4.95, sos, sos
doz., now zoe, Csc. 29c each.
Bouillon Cups and Saucers;
reg. 1892, 1915 doz., now 13c, 15c
each.
Tea Cups and Saucers; reg.
$50 and $50 doz., now 23c and
35c each.
Coffee Cups and Saucers; reg.
7.95, 9.75 d0z., now 33c and 40c
each.
After Dinner Cups and Sau-
1
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY-To
Frank d Errico. otherwise known as Fran
cesco ID Err1co, and Maddalena S. d Errico:
By virtue of an order of the Court of Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey made on the fifth day OF
June, 1914, in a cause wherein South Or
ange Building and Loan Association is COM
plainant and you and others are defendants,
you are required to appear, plead, answer
or demur to the bill of said complainant on
or before the sixth day Of August next. or
the said bill will be taken as confessed
against you
The said bill is filed to foreclose a mort
gage given by Frank DErrico, otherwise
known as francesca d Errco, and Maddalena
SAVING D Errico, his wife to South Orange
Building and Loan Association, dated April
10, 1913. on lands in the Township of Mill
burn, in the County Of Essex, and you, Mad
dalena s. D'Errico. are made defendant be-
cause you own said lands, and You, Frank
D. Errico, are made defendant because you
are the husband of said Maddalena. and
executed said mortgage.
Dated June 10. 1914.
e. MORGAN BARRADALE.
Solicitor of Complainant,
7s6 Broad street,
jel0 II. 24iy1,e Newark, N ].
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
city Hall, july 3d. 1914.
The following is the list of the names,
residences and places of business of appli-
cants for licenses contained in all appliea-
tions or petitions made to this board for the
granting of licenses to sell sptrituous,
vinous malt or brewed liquors, and not
heretofore published according to law, to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Name. Place of Business Residence
Same place
Louis Berger. IS Peshine av..... Same place
George D. Knecht 2o5-2Os Washington
ST. ................. Same place
Ernest Claus, 81 West st Same place
Christian Gisch, 410-a12 Belleyille av..
John Plunkett. 15l ogden st.. same place
Edward j. Hahn, 1913 Warren st Same place
Harry Hirschheld, 374 Warren st. Same place
John and William INLAND, 161 Pacific
st ..s....,............. Same place
William Solomon 223225 Springfield
Young schiiink. aos-ac5 Market st ''' ~.
Leonhard Blaesi. ISL ". ]. R. R. av...
Rudolph schretzmann. 64s Broad Ct.
Louis v. concts. bs5-525h Market St..
Same place
Otto c. Diessch. 1872 Bloomfield avs
Marder & Baumsee, 1884, Warren St.
Same place
Edward X. Fredericks 1ss South Orange
av acknowledgements. Same place
Mrs. Augusta Weston. 46-4S New York
rsnatz Graasi. i55-l57 West kinney st.
Andrew Paszek. 80 South Orange av
Same place
AdoIph schaunier, 23s Elm ST. . Same place
william Kroeplin 311 Elm st Same place
Robert Logue. ISL Market St. Same place
Mortimer Davis 943 Broad st. Same place
Michael NJ Higgins, ~ 9Th av. Same place
Antonio Dipaolo l62 Sth av... Same place
Thomas #. Smith, 80 Park av. Same place
George Zimmerman, 6s South Orange
Julius Stein, 274 Springfield av. Same place
Edward Carolan. $40 Warren St Same place
Philip Schork 165 Hamburg pl Same place
Joseph Keller. IA Belmont av, Same place
George Pattinson, OIL Plane st Same place
Moses Prince, 206 West Kinney st.
Christian Lutz, S23 Halsey st.. Same place
Henry X. Hariing, 1873 N. J. r. r. av.
Frank ]. smith SO Bereville av Same place
Mrs. Louise Asb 35 Green st.. Same place
Louis Justbaden, 2O6 Court st. Same place
James Callan. Sc Mulberry st. Same place
Lorenz C. Heilos, 104 Ferry st Same place
Henry Livingston, 2se Bank st Same place
Daniel NJ. George, IS Union st Same place
William Allan, Meeker av.. -. Same place
Charles l.. Bauseh, 5s6 Market st. go.
stefan Bittmann. IS Kossuth st. Same place
Fred J. DreitIer. as Bank st. Same place
silvestro Di Norcia, 81 Cutler St..
Same place
Erhard Horbet, 155 Magazine st -
Same place
Stephen Harris s4s-sbo Ferry St.
Philip KoIb. at West Kinney st. -
Same plac,
Frank Moeitner, 80 18th av....,. Same place
Mrs. Elizabeth Machulskis 10 Union st.
/ Same place
Urban Schaefer 50 Barbara St. Same plact
Peter w. Skeberdis. CO Van Buren, ST..
Same place
/ Henegatf Brothers. 774 Broad st Same place
! Henegab Brothers. SO New st. 80. Same plact
Max Smith, ls2-t2t Hawthorna ava.
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Want Appraisers to Fix a
Price for Sayre Homestead

Special to the Evening star.
MADISON. July S.-Those who are
behind the movement to purchase the
Joseph NJ. Sayre house, on Ridge
dale avenue, to be kept as Revo-
lutionary relic, can be assured that
they will be treated fairly by Mr..
Sayre, as far as price is concerned.
It IS his proposition that the price
be fixed by appraisal. Mr.. Sayre
suggests that two competent men,
who are familiar with real estate
values in Madison and have them
make independent appraisals of the
lot which is 100x100, and then take
the average of their bids as a fair
value Of the property. Mr. Sayre is
willing to pay the cost of this pro-
eeeding. Those interested are now
busy with the preliminary plans and
some definite knowledge concerning
their progress is expected daily.
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MEDICAL


LADIES consult a specialist on all special
ailments, Irregularities ETC.. treated by
licensed physician; absolute relief guaran-
teed; lady attendant; private nursing ar
ranged II necessary; charges low advice
free: hours, 3 to S. Sundays, 10 to 4; take
elevated, subway or surface cars to w. seth
ST. station; only Is minutes from Cortlandt
terminal; or ~ minutes from 23d ST. ferry.
EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST, 12S W. .65th
St, near Broadway, N. Y. City.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Frank Manc.ni. IS Hayes St. Same place
John Jablonski. 43 Lincoln st. Same place
Jacob Handelmann, $40 18th av. Same place
Stephen Bedersl1. % Adams st Same place
Helmuth Bockholdt, 427 Washington av.
Same place
Same place
Luigi Gambo, 22e Bergen st Same place
simon Kaian' 3s5 Market st Same place
Joseph Masl, ~ Nassau st: Same place
Alfred Di Carlo 3o1 Washington St..
Torrance and Philip Reilly, ss1 Warren
Louis R. Laase ISL North sth st. SAM ''''''
Same place
Jeremiah Reidy. 81 Murray St. Same place
Charles A. Liebler. ia Hamburg pi,...
Martin Dieter, EOS Commerce st Same place
Charles Marschall, 564-56s South Orange
Louis Dleboid, 1917 Murray st same place place
Lorenz Haensler, 1920 Broad st Same place
Otto q. Knitted. 1se Ferry st. Same place
Theodore Greuning, 1877 Hamburg pl..
Rsth & Feicls. so-s2 Hamburg pi... ''''SS
Charles f. Lutz. So Gobel st Same place
Mrs. Katie Englert, so Lewis st.. Same place
Henry J. Meyer, 101-i03 Mulberry St..
Same place
Abraham Bromberg, $50 Spruce st..
Same place
Frank f. Blindt, IL Belmont av. Same place
Henry Ziegler. 1888 Jefferson st Same place
Harry Gross. SO Bowery st ~. Same place
Michael Daily. rs Bowery st. Same place
Benjamin Wagman, 3s1 Mulberry st..
Same place
George M. Gray. 396-39S South Orange
stanislsus Kiszla. i5s-l5s Bowery st. ST. '''1e'
Same place
WHOLESALE RENEWALS.
William Solomon, 223-225 Springfield av.
Same place
Brlsey Company, 35s 18th av . Same place
Peter and Harry A. Murray, 1s6-1sS
Market ut. .......+...... Same place
BEER BoTTLER-NEw APPLICATION.
Ernest r. Younghans. 6s6 South 18th ST.
Same place
BEER BoTTLER-RENEwAL
Max Lomachinsky, 40s Avon av........
Same place
GuStaNe Goerz 500 south e2th ST..
Same place
Albert Braunschweg 581 South eth st.
Same place
RETAIL TRANSFERS.
Herman Schaeffer. from 353 Market st..
to 267 Mulberry st. 365 Walnut st.
Salvatore Gesumaria, from 80 Adams st..
to Go Adams st. IS Adams st.
RICHARD MILLER.
President.
City Clerk.
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DEATHS

rENSON--On July 6, 1914. at his home,
SO Napoleon street, Adolph NJ, hus-
band Of Mary r. Benson, aged 50 years.
Funeral services wifi be held at his
late home, IS Napoleon street, on
Thursday afternoon, July 0, at 2.30
o'clock. Relatives and friends, also
members OF Ceiluloid Club, are kindly
invited. Lnterment in Paramount Gene
terry.
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CEMETERIES
Glendale Cemetery

Franklin av. and Joraiemon st.. Bloomfield
N. J. Best located and finest kept, with per-
petual care to lot owners oe; plots Of
graves, $50 up; single graves, SIG. Phone
1888 Bloomfield.
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BILLINGS Peacefully fell asleep, Tues
day, July Z, 1914, AAIna NJ, devoted
wife Of Martin Billings.
Remains can be viewed after Z p.
M. Wednesday, July s, at residence
50 Brunswick street Funeral Friday,
July 10, at ST. Philips
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RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTIONS & testimonials engrossed, d.
plomas filled in; cards a invitations beauti-
fully written. Kinney Studio, Is W. Kinney
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BROWNE--At Summit William L.
Browne, at the residence of his mother,
Mrs Margaret Browne. 233 Morris ave-
nue., suddenly. July Q. 1914, In the aStn
year of his age.
Funeral Thursday morning, July y,
from his mothers home, at oclock,
thence to ST. Teresa's Church, where AT
$3.50 A solemn Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the repose OF his
soul. Interment in family plot, st. VIM
cents Cemetery, Madison.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE

MAN AND WIFE would like steady posi-
ton; wife cook: man, care of horses and
useful on place. or other position. Call OF
write sc lakewood av., Orange.
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CUNNINGHAM--On July 6, 1914, Ella D.,
daughter of Ellen and the late James
Cunningham, aged % years.
Funeral services will be held at her
late home, 2B6 Devon street, kearny,
on Thursday afternoon July. 8, at 2
o'clock, Relatives and immediate
friends are kindly invited. Interment
nj Arlington Cemetery at the family's
convenience.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Same place
Henry Reiboldt rs Railroad pi =. Sameplace
Peter and Harry A. Murray. 1s6-1Ss
Market st. .............. Same place
Max Bronner, 1872 Belmont av. Same place
Darcy & Darcy, rs South Canal st -.
Same place
Harry Gross Sc Mulberry st. Same place
John Mauras. s61=S6S Springfield av..
Same place
John Rochell, "a Clinton st. Same place
Jacob Starr, Stone st ......... Same place
Newton e. Smith, 4s3-4s5 Broad st.
Charles sehell. Commerce st. same place
Thomas Schott, "a Mulberry st Same place.
Thomas Synash, 112 Tyler st. Same place
Charles II. Waag, 2s6-310 18th av...
Same place
Mrs. Margaretha Doelger s5o-s7o Morris
av. .,...........,........ Same place
David Hollander, 536 Market st Same place
John Stab 80 Sussex av Same place
James j. Kilcollum, 1s9-is1 Plane st..
same place
James Bqrns, 1903 Broad St. Same place
Charles Loeffier, 467 Springfield av..
Louis E. Cooke. 44s-4so Broad 81. same place
Charles Dassing, 6l2 Bergen st. Same place
Nathan HALTER, liz Prince st Same place
Angelo Pagano. ISL Commerce Stu.
Louis spiegel. ss4 18th av. 49,. same place
Andrew Stammler as William st ...
Peter Travisano, 446-4aS North 9Th st.
John F. vogt, SEQ South Orange av S ", '''s'
Same place
Peter A. Dougherty, 80 18th av. Same place
Enoch SilcoclS. 35 Spring st -. Same place
Peter Heinrich. 200 Halsey st Same place
Frank Wollenburg, 1855 Springfield av...
Same place
John Hartmann. 112 Academy STU.
Frank Augustin 123 South Orange ave..
Same place
Max Borenstein, 2S%. Central av Same place
Thomas r. Dempsey 324 Mt. Pleasant
av. Observation-Disclosures Same place
Barnabas Fritz, 2l3 18Th av. go. Same place
Adolph Furst, 424 Mulberry st. Same place
John If. 4se South 10th ST.. Same place
Jacob Klausner. $40 South Orange av.
Same place
John kreps, l07 Broome ST.. Same place
Fred Lutz, jr-. 245 Plane ST.. Same place
Hugh McCiovern, PIG Norfolk st Same place
Ferdinand Schwankert, $40 18th av.
Same place
r. Joseph Schmelz, 175 Elm 81 !. Same place
FREDERICK Spagnuolo, 241 Sth av Same place
Fritz Thenrer, 400 Washington av...
Abraham ungar. ass Walnut st. Same place
Peter Wolf AIS Springfield av Same place
Charles p. White 81 18th av Same place
George w. lie Glse 197-Ise Thomas 81.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Dog, collie, BRENNER g. Lam
GER. restaurant, $50 Washington ST.
LOST-Fox terrier. dog. long pointed black
nose. black face, white body; answers to
name Tips" plain leather collar. Liberal
reward for return to GEORGE W. MAC
CUTCHEON, Woodland aH., Summit
LOST-Liver and white pointer dog. Re
ward offered for return to ~ Ridge St,
Orange.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

FEMALE
BOOK KEEPER. just out school; understands
stenography typewriting; wants position.
ETA BENNETT, 5a5 South 18th ST.
CnAMBERMAID, neat. colored girl would
like position as ehambermaid in hotel or
boarding house w. W, "a Arch st.
DON'T he bothered by a washwoman in the
house; we II do your work better, cheaper and
at less trouble: rough dry work at 5 cents a
pound. ironed; over 10 pounds, cents; also
wet wash 60 cents bag; delivered IN
twentv-four hours; shirts and collar work
done quickly and satisfactorily; all work guar.
anteed. STAR STEAM LAUNDRY. 603
Orange ST. Phone Branch Brook 1851 for
wagon to call.
DAYS WORK wanted. Apply at 115 Albert
av. MARY PROKoPECz.
GERMAN widow would like to take wash
ing home; 25c a dozen. MRS. B. HAGER,
IL McChesney av., Orange.
GERMAN girl wishes position general house,
work SUsfD EVE. 90s So. Orange av.,
near Bergen street.
HUNGARIAN girl would like to do general
homework Ala So 18th St, Harrison, N. j.,
Second floor.
I.ATTNDREss wants work by the day. MRS.
GREEN Is Parrow st.. Orange.
WANTED by trustworthy, respectable mid
dle-aged German American woman. a posi-
tion as housekeeper in small family. care
talker Reference. Call or address MRS.
ELLIS. I52 Summer av.
WOMAN wants days work. cleaning or take
washing home. 50 Warren st. Phone
6g00-J, Market.
WOMAN wishes laundry at home or by the
day. WINKLER 400 Main ST. Orange.
sTENoGRAPHER desires position or sub
stituting during July ana August Ad-
dress Box 10, Star office, Orange.
WOMAN, having plenty of spare time, would
like copying or writing at home. Address
COPYIST, Box 10, Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-08

LAl1MEISTER-On July 9, 1914, kath
crime Theresa Laumeister lnee Hoppl.
Funeral will take place from the
residence of her daughter. Josephine
Bien. $50 sixteenth avenue. Notice of
funeral hereafter.