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sHERIFF's SALES.
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fChancery C--S46.l
SHERIFFtS SALHs-In Chaneefy OF New
Jersey. Between Aaron Broder com
plainant. and Annie Rogon ct ais, defend
ants III. IA, for sale Of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ of heri
facias, to me directed | shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House in
Newark on Tuesday, the eighteenth day OF
August next. at two o'clock p. M, all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the City OF Newark Essex
County, New Jersey;
Beginning on the northwest corner OF New
and First streets. thence running along the
westerly line of said First street north thirty
three degrees fifteen minutes cast twenty flYe
feet; thence running north sizty-two degrees
fifteen minutes west twenty-five feeti thence
running south thirty-two degrees fifteen min
line of New street: thence running along
said northerly line Of New street south sixty
two degrees east seventy-ive feet to the cor
ner OF said New and First streets and place
OF beginning.
Being the premises originally conveyed by
Israel Ekind and Jennie his wife, to Nathan
Shapiro and Joseph Kirschenbaum by deed
dated June,4 1907. and recorded in the Reg
lister office OF Essex County IN Book X Il
Of deeds for said county page 5bli and the
undivided one-half interest IN which was
later conveyed by Nathan Shapiro and wife
to Joseph Kirschenbaum by deed dated the
fourteenth day of September nineteen hum
dred and nine. and recorded In the Register 8
office OF Essex County.
Newark, N. j.. July 20, 1914.
a JOHN +. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Samuel I. Kessler, soi'r. (sI3.sD
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SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancerv

[Chancery C-344.l
SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery of New
Jersey. Between The Guarantee Building
and Loan Association OF the City OF New
ark N. j., complainant. and John H. Bayer
ct al, defendants. III IA, for sale of mort
gagged premises.
By-virtue of the above stated writ of fieri
facias to me directed, shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House In
Newark, on Tuesday, the eighteenth day OF
August next. at two O'Clock p. M, all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the City of Newark. Essex
County New Jersey:
Beginning at point in the westerly line
Of Broad street distant two hundred and
uinety-five feet and four inches southerly
from the southwesterly corner Of the same
and Harvey street, said point being in range
with the northerly side of the row of build
ings standing ON the tract Of land conveyed
to Alfred Listor by George W. Smith and
wife, by deed dated February first. eighteen
hundred and eighty-seven. and recorded In
Book M-23 of deeds for Essex County on
pages 90. etc.; from thence running southerly
along Broad street twenty feet to a point ex-
actly in range with the centre OF the paro
tition wall dividing the house standing upon
the premises hereby conveyed from the house
adjoining southerly; thence westerly running
through the centre of said partition wall and
it's continuation one hundred feet; thence
feet; thence south sixty degrees and nine-
teen minutes east and running along the said
northerly side Of the aforesaid row of build
ings one hundred feet to the place of begin
ming.
Newark, N. J., July 90, 1914
JOHN f. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Charles Hood So'r. t$14.67)
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OLYMPIC PARK

A change in policy has been made
by the management of Olympic Park
and hereafter on Sunday nights a
pop concert, consisting of operate,
classical and popular selections, will
be given In the opera house by the
full membership of the Olympic
Park Opera Company.
This concert will take the place of
the usual Sunday evening perform
ance of opera in the theatre, and is
given with the idea that many per-
sons who do not care to sit through
operate performances will have an
opportunity to hear the company in
concert work. The success of the two
concerts given by the company proved
the popularity of this move and, while
the future Sunday night concerts will
not be free, they will be practically SO,
as only nominal fee will be charged
for admission to the concert. this in
GLIDING admission to the park and a
eat at the concert.
Miss Blanche Rae Edwards, Miss
Sara Edwards, Vernon Delhart, John
c. Thomas and Marshall Vincent will
be heard in solos and concerted num@
bere, while the singing chorus will be
given plenty of opportunity The
program for the first concert will have
among other numbers the "Miserere"
scene from I'll Trovatore," the sextet
from Lucia de Lammermoorn and
the quartet from "Rigoletto." The
singers will be aided by an augmented
orchestra under the direction of Ed
ward j. Howe, the musical director of
the company.
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sHERIFF's SALES.
IChancery C-296l
SIZE RIEEtH EAI.E-In l-hanneru

tchancery C-2s6
SHERIFF'S sALE-ln Chancery Of New
Jersey Between the Prudential Build
ing and Loan Association OF tue city OF
Newark. complainant, and Elizabeth Daw-
son ct ais defendants. Fl. IA. for sale OF
mortgaged premises.
By virtue OF the above stated writ Of neri
faeias. 70 me directed, l shall expose for sale
by public vendue at the Court House. In
Newark on Tuesday the twenty-eighth day
OF July next, at two o clock D. m, all those
certain tracts or parcels Of lands and prem
Uses situate, lying and being In the Town
ship Of Belleville. Essex County, New Jersey.
First Traet-Beginning at the corner
formed by the intersection Of the westerly
line Of Garden avenue with the northerly
line of Dawson street; thence running north
forty degrees htty-siX minutes east along
the westerly line OF Garden avenue thirty
feet; thence north forty-nine degrees four
minutes west and parallel 10 Dawson street
one hundred feet; thence south forty degrees
nfty-six minutes west thirty feet to the said
northerly line Of Dawson street. and thence
easterly along the same south forty-nine de-
grees four minutes east hundred feet to
the place of beginning.
Second Traet-Beginning at the corner
formed by the intersection Of the southerly
line Of Dawson street with the westerly line
OF Garden avenue; thence running along the
southerly line Of Dawson street north forty
nine degrees four minutes west four hundred
and twenty feet and thirty-four hundredths
of a foot; thence south forty degrees thirteen
minutes west one hundred and one feet and
seventy-zix hundredths Of a foot thence
south forty-four degrees twenty-seYen min
utes east four hundred and twenty feet and
forty hundredths OF a foot to the westerly
line OF Garden avenue aforesaid and thence
along the same north forty degrees htty-siN
minutes east one hundred and thiriy-five
feet and sixty hundredths Of foot 10 the
place Of beginning
Being a part Of the same premises con-
veyed to the sad Patrick Dawson by deed
recorded in the Essex County Register .
Office In book 81 of deeds pages 70, etc.
Newark n ,o J., June 2s, lsl4, s...,r
Harry CamDfon. SOl'r. fs3B,36J
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sHERrFp SALES


Tchaneery c-e3s.I
Jersey. Between ths fS-icenfsai ruddizs
and Loan Association Of tho ctr < SswafE
complainant. and Elizabeth ozaTaau = alz.
defendants. Fl Ia. for sails q sistgassl
BY virtue Of the above stated ri. Of 49,
faeias, TO me directed ! shall expose Tor naia
bY public Kendue. Al the Coara Ie1ss. n
Newark. on Tuesday. the twents-eixis.h day
81 July next, 81 two o'clock p. m 81 tHezs
certain tracts parcels Of lands ana prem
iseE situate lying and being IN the Tewz-
snip % BslleRiile, and IN the city Of Hsss-
ARK. Essex County, New Jersey.
First Tract-Beginniug at the southsrzz
corner Of lot OF land decided 10 GusfaTa
Minker b. Joseph Bergen. on the zfth day q
februarF 1903 By deed recorded In boos
So Of deeds for said County Of Essex on
page Ss8 etc, and IN the westerly line d
Garden avenue; running thence along ths
said westerly line Of Garden avenue souta
forty degrees hfty-six minutes vest fifty
feet; thence northNestsriy and at right
singles 70 Garden avenue one hundred feet
thence northeasteriy and parallel 20 said
Garden avenue forty-six and thirteen hum
dredths feet to said line Of Baid Ainker ani
thence sontheasterly along the same one
hundred feet and seven -hundrsdths OF ,
foot 70 said Garden avenue ana place Of be-
Second Tract-Besinning in the northerlz
line Of Dawson street Al q point distant pns
hundred feet westerly from the westerly Inc
Of Garden avenue; thence running along fhe
line Of Dawson street north forty -nine de-
north forty degrees 1ftv-six minutes east ons
hundred and twenty-four and fifteen hun-
dredths feet; thence south fftT-one degrees
seventeen minutes east ifty-ons and four
hundredths feet; and thence south forty de-
grees hfty-six minutes west one hundred and
twenty-Eix and thirteen hundredths feet to
the northerly line Of Dawson street and piaes
Of beginning.
Third Trsct-sltuste. lying and being In
the city Of Newark, County Of Essex and
State OF New Jersey. Beginning IN the
easterly line Of Parker street At a poins
therein distant four hundred and eighty five
feet southery from the southeasteriy corner
Of Parker street and Bloomfield axenue run-
ming thence easterly at right angles 70
Parker street one hundred feet thence ~
southeriy and, parallel with Parker street
thirty and thlrfy-nine hundreafha feet
thence 80 westerly one hundred and seven
hundredthe feet to aforesaid eastsr4y line 81
Parker street; thence ~ northerly along the
same tWenty-six and sixty-eieht hundTedfha
feet 10 the place OF beginning.
Newark, N J.. June %. 1914.
JOHN F. MoNAHAE, Sheriff.
Harry campton. Sol'rs. ft23.Ie)
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IChancery C--zsb.l
SHERIFFS SALE=In chancery OF New
Jersey. Between Louise Johnson. for
merly Louise Nader. but now the wife Of
Henry Johnson. complainant, and George
Geger, widower, defendant. FL IA, for sale
By virtue of the above stated writ Of fieri
faeias, to me directed, 1 shall expose for sale
by public vendue at the Court House, in
Newark. on Tuesday, the twenty eighth day
of July next, at two O'Clock p. M all the
following described tract or parcel Of land
and premises situate, lying and being IN the
City of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey
Beginning at a point IN the northerfy line
of Scheerer avenue therein distant one hun
bred feet and two hundredths OF foot west
erly from the westerly line Of Bergen street,
as the same are laid down on the map Of the
property Of the Weequahic Park Land and
Improvement Company. surveyed in nITieteen
hundred and four by George H. Gardner, sur
veyor which beginning point Is also the
southwesterly corner of lot No. 26s on said
map: thence running westerly along the said
northery line of Scheerer avenue twenty-five
feet 10 the southeasterly corner Of lot No.
267 on said map; thence running northerly
along the easterly line Of said lot No. 267
hundred feet to the southwestery corner of
lot No. 277 on said map; thence running
easterly along the southerly line of said lot
No. 277 and parallel with Scheerer avenue
twenty-six feet and ninety-four hundredths
of a foot to the westerly line OF lot No. 272
on said map and thence running eoutherly
along the westerly lines of lots Nos 272,
27l, 27D and 2B9 on said map one hundred
feet and two hundredths of foot to the
said northerly line of Seheerer avenue and
place of beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed 10
George Geiger by the Weequahic Park Land
and Improvement Company, by deed dated
August 10th, 1907, and recorded In book Al
of deeds for Essex County on pages l5s. 100.
Newark, N. J., June 80, 1914.
JOHN F. MoNAHAN. Sheriff.
E. J. Luce & w. A. Kipp Sol'rs iS17.3D
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LYRIC

Some unusual surprises are in the
bill at Proetor's Lyric Theatre the
last half of the week. Princess
Indita, princess OF royal Indian
blood, tops the bill with her ten
Indians in an elaborate scenic novelty
called Scenes From the Wild
Indian folk songs, dances and snake
charming are introduced with other
unique features.
Frank Dickson, well known comedy
star, comes with an excellent support
in bowling comedietta called
y. S1ooked by a Crook" Those who
,%A,e simon-pure comedy mixed with
Ones of sentiment win find this
bit The Velde Trio
are Partisan athletic dancers. who
will dance steps other than the much
discussed "Hesitation and Maxine"
Grace Gibson, a songstress of musi-
cal comedy repute, in a classy mus
ical shit; Lester and Moore, in a
funny Mexican burlesque; Dave
Kinder, an entertainer who styles
himself "a whistling riot;' Nelesco
and Hurley, in a comic expose of
magic and illusion, and Saunders and
Cameron, in speedy juggling nov
city. are among Others on this widely
varied program.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery of New
Jersey Between the Columbia Building
and Loan Association, complainant, and
Minora Pomeroy Ct ais, defendants. Fl. IA,
for sale of mortgaged premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ Of ieri
facias to me directed l shall expose for
sale by public vendue. at the Court House
In Newark, on Tuesday the fourth day OF
August next, at two o'clock p. m, all
tract or parcel Of land and premises sit
ate, lying and being In the city OF Newark
Essex County. New Jersey
Beginning in the southerly line of Taylor
street at a point therein distant two hundred
feet and nine inches westerly from the vest
point is the northwesterly corner of land now
or formerly belonging to Rhodes and Dore-
mus; thence running south twenty-one de-
grees forty-hve minutes west one hundred
grees nineteen minutes west fourteen feet six
inches to the westerly line OF land now or
formerly belonging to said Rhodes and Do
renlus; thence north twenty-nine degrees
eight feet; thence north sIxty-eight degrees
nineteen minutes west thirty-two feet three
and half inches; thence north twenty
nine degrees twenty-eight minutes east, being
parallel with Garside street one hundred feet
TO the southerly line of Taylor street; and
thence south sixty-elght degrees nineteen
minutes east along the same thirty-tWo feet
three and one-half inches 10 the place Of be-
ginning
Brothers September 3. 1918.
Being the same premises conveyed 10 the
said Grace II. Pomeroy by deed Of Hugh
Lynn and wife. dated October 10. 1913, and
70 be recorded herewith. and this mortgage Is
money for said last mentioned conveyance,
Newark, n. j. July 9Th 1914.
JOHN f, RfoNAHAN, sheriff.
Charles II. Myers SoiE sls.65l
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sHERIFF,s SALES.



IChanoery c-2s2.J
.SHERfFF'S sALE-in chancery Of New
Jersey. Between the Clinton Hiil Build
Ing and Loan Association, compla inant, and
Greylock Land Company et ais. defendants
Fl. Ia Tor sale Of morigaEsd premises.
By virtue Or The above stated writ Of heri
faeias, 20 me directed / shall expose Tor sale
by public yendue, at the Court House, In
Newark on Tuesday the twenty eighth day
Of July next. at two clock p. M, all tract
or parcel Of land and premises situate. lying
and being in the town OF Bellevills. Essex
County. New Jersey.
Beginning at a point in the southarly line
Of Overlook avenue distant westerly eighty
seven and fifty hundredths feet from the in
terseetion Of the same with the westerly line
On map hereinafter mentioned; thence %
southeriy at right angles with Overlook ave-
ME ninsty-nine and seYenty-one one-hun-
dredths. feet more or less 70 the southery
line Of The whole tract Of which this lot Is a
part thence p along the same north sixty
three degrees thirty-nine minutes west
thirtg-seven and nifty hnndredths feet 10 the
easteriy line Of lot number IS on said map;
thence go northerly and parallel with the
first course ninety-nine and seventeen hun
dredths feet more less 10 the southery
line Of Overlook avenue aforesaid and
thence 30 along the same easteriY thirty
seven and nifty hundredths feet to tAe point
and place Of beginning. Being lot number
SO on map Of .Greylock Manor situated in
Belleyiie, n J.. surveyed 1901 by Carl
Mueller
Newark n. J.. June a. 1914
JOHN f, MoNAHAN. Sheriff
Albert w. Harris, Soi'r. fS14.18l
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STRAND

The stage at the Strand Theatre.
on Market street, has been metamor-
phosed into a Japanese fairy garden.
Japanese flowers spread their fra
GRANGE through the house. Jap
.anese birds and butterflies flut-
ter about, their gay plumage
vying in iridescence with the
sparkling colors of the electric foun-
tain. Sand covered walks lead from
the beautiful French chateau's porti-
Goes at each side of the stage to the
fountain, Which sends forth it's scent
ed streams high up into the air in
the background, behind which is seen
the charming facade of the central
wall of the chateau.
The Japanese garden was designed
by Jules Gerstle, the assistant mana
ger of the theatre. To add to the
realism of the park-like effect, a sign,
keep off the grass" has been put up.
1t is the only thing about the garden
that is not essentially Japanese.
An entirely new program is pre-
scented at the Strand today, and will
leading feature is the sensational six
reel photo-play, Fire and Sword"
This is a thrilling story of war and
adventure in the orient. 1t is one of
the biggest and most intense
spectacles ever photographed. An
army of native Arabs, United States
marines, artillery and wireless teleg-
raphy are used to save one American
girl.
The fifth series of the great serial
picture, THE Million Dollar Mystery
the story of which is published in
the Evening Star, will be shown
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Also another fine feature,
called meath the Lions Paw
and a new number will be presented
in the shape of Miss Jeanne Martell,
a gifted soprano, who will render
high-class and popular selections.
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sHERIFF's sALE-In chaneery Of New
Jersey.-Between Richard Y. B. Brown,
complainant, and George S. Mann. ct ais,
defendants. Fl. ia, for sale OF mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ Of feri
facias TO me directed, ] shall expose for sale
By public yendue. at the Court House in
Newark on Tuesday. the eighteenth day Of
August next, at two o'clock p. M, all that
tract orsparcel Of land and premises situate.
lying and being in the City Of Newark. Essex
County. New Jersey.
BEGINNING on the north line Of Warren
street at the corner Of Soaring and Warren
streets: thence running north twenty eght
degrees east along the easterly line OF Scar
ing street ifty-six feet mine inches; thence
south sfxty-one degrees thirty minutes east
twenty-five feet through the centre Of wall
which form the division line between lots
numbers one and two on a map annexed 70
the report made by commissioners to divide
the real estate held in common by said John
Mann and the widow and devises Of Peter T.
Mann. deceased: thence south twenty Kht
degrees west iifty-six feet nine inches TO the
northeriy line Of Warren street thence north
sixty-one degrees thirty minutes west along
said line of Warren street Twenty-Five feet 70
the place of beginning
Newark. n. J.. July 20. 1918
JOHN r. NcNAHAN, Sheriff.
chsries 3. Clancy, 5olh lslhsO
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Iehancsry C--3io-1
sHbkiFFiS sALE4--fn GhanceFy Of New
Jersey.--BetWee American Mortgage Com
pany a corporation, complainant. ana Laura
Morel, 81 als.. defendants. Fl. IA, for sale
Of murtgaKad premises
BY virtue of the above stated writ Of heri
faeias, 70 me directed, I shall expose for sale
BY public Yendue, a. the Court House in
Newark, o. Tuesday, the eleventh day Of
August next AZ two O'Clock D. m. all tract
or parcel Of land and premises situate. lying
aud being IN the city OF Newark, Essex
County, New Jersey. more particularly de-
seribed as follows:
Beginning IN the eaateriy line Of North
Seventh street a. a point therein distant
northeriy one hundred and ninefystWo feet
and eighteen one-hundrsdfhs Of foot from
the northeasteriy corner OF the same and
Seventh avenue, from thance running along
North Seventh street north twenty-ssven de-
grees forty minutes east twenty-seyen feet
thence south sixty-tWo degrees twenty min
utes east one hundred feet. thence south
twenty-seNen degrees forty minutes west
t.enty-seven feet; thence north sixty=two de-
grees twentv-seven feet thence north sixty
two degrees twenty minutes west one hun
dred feet to North Seventh street and 70 the
place Of beginning. According to q survey
made BY Harrison Van Duyne & Son, dated
September, one thousand nine hundred and
seven.
Newark n j., July Is, 1914.
JOHN r. MoNAHAN, Sheriff.
william L Brunyate. sol'r. tsi1.bN
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WIFE NOT ENTITLED
I T0COLLECT WAGES
Her Work Is Duty She Owes
Her Husband, chancery
Master Rules.

JERSEY CITY. July 1s.-An agree
ment between husband and wife to
the effect that the latter receive a
weekly wage for performing house
hold duties was held yesterday by an
advisory master in the Chancery
Court in this city to be illegal Work
performed in the home by the wife,
the opinion declared, was rendered in
discharge of a duty she owes the hus-
band and could not be construed as
her sole separate account.
The opinion was handed down in a
case having for its basis a mortgage
claim for 1882 by Mrs. Herman M.
Wendt against property owned by
her husband, $1,000 of which repre-
scented loan and the remainder back
pay for household work performed by
the wife at the rate of Sc a week for
sixteen years. Mrs. Wendt's claim
had been filed as having precedence
over another mortgage claim on the
same property held by a mortgage
company. Her claim was disallowed
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KEENEYS

Beginning with today's matinee.
one of the cleverest and funniest
sketches in vaudeville EARLY Morn
ing Reflections" presented by Sager
Madgely and Company, will grace the
bill for the latter part of the pres
ent week at KeeneyS. Helen May,
coincidence, assisted by her charming
sister, will make a feature of Tyrol
Songs. which she writes for her own
use.
Richard Molloy and Company will
present a ripping playlet, The
Fighter and the Boss" 1t is a num-
Der which always scores a hit on
every bill of which it forms part.
George Lake, the 'campaigner Of
vaudeville" viii make stump speeches
on potatoes, matrimony and other
subjects which naturally lend them
selves to his original type of humor.
Other factors of the bill are King
and White, eccentric Hebrew enter
tainers; Cohan and Boyle, man and
woman, in side-splitting comedy /,
Corletta. oontortionist. whose work
borders on the sensational, and Rt-
land Brothers, a European imrorta-
ton, who perform thrilling feats as
acrobats and equilibrlsts.