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Jas. 4. Love.

Herbert Davis Of Bloomington. Ind,
10 years old. died from injuries re.
eeiyed while playing baseball He
was struck by batted ball.
Six regiments Of soldiers arrived in
St Petersburg TO take charge Of the
strike situation. The number Of strik.
ers is estimated at 49,, 900.
After enjoying the title Of avenue
of Presidents" for two years, Washing
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reached here just in time to purchase
passage on the Pacific Mailer.
The Russians will go to Yokohama
on the Mongolia, thence to vladiyos.
tok, from where they win proceed to
st Petersburg to be placed with the
Cars troops.
This is the greatest war the world
has ever known" said Landsberg,
and no enc can tell Just where or
how Il win end. All the countries
involved have good fighting men. and
many must fall in the conflict"
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tons millionaire thoroughfare has
been renamed Sixteenth street.
Jacob p, Stein. hotel clerk 81 Va
terbury, Conn, was arrested charged
with burning the American Shear 4
Knife Co, az Woodbury. at loss OF
$3.50. oee.
The tventy-first International peace
conference, scheduled TO be held In
Vienna in September has been called
off
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per str. Mauna Loa from Kona and
Kau ports.H. Nigaro, Miss ]. G.
Mossman, Mrs. Leslie. Mrs. Vickers, r.
E. Bond. p Cockett, Mrs. Summerfeld,
Miss Adcock, Robt Hind, H. L. Hind.
r. A. McWayne, Mrs. J. c. Lane, T.
Ulukou. Mrs. J. H. Magoon. e. Ma
COON, T. c. White. ]. d. Paris, Miss
Kaai. Rev. S. H. Davis, DR.. Mccoy, T.
Wolf and "a deck passengers.
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Carries Explosives
For German Cruisers. S..
ROME, August 9Tbe Austrian
steamship Bayern, which rt|.'fH1
summary orders to quit N4uIes a 1c-
count OF 4 dangerous c6nsi1|0@ b
dynamite and lire projecI''.| . re-
ported to be trying - be14II1|. IS
Adriatic under lover Or 11III1.. Il
is suspected nat IS real U....1| IS
to replenish the German cruiser. Coo
ben and Bres'oI The presence O.
numerous German GOLFERS I0. been
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

Two more candidates for local Offices
filed their nomination papers today.
Horace N Crabbe fled as Democratic
aspirant for supervisor and T. j. Ryan
as Democratic candidate for county
treasurer
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Enterprise Will Now Visit Honolulu.
Before steaming from Hilo for San
Francisco with more than 5000 tons
of sugar, 1t was announced that the
Matson Navigation steamer Enterprise
which has been discharged of a main
land freight will hereafter cover what
Is better known as the triangular
route in the Pacific. The Enterprise
will call at Honolulu, island ports,
thence to San Francisco and Seattle
The vessel is reported to have de-
parted from Hawaii for the coast on
Wednesday morning.
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An adjourned meeting of the board
Of supervisors will be held at 1918
O'Clock tomorrow. Among the affairs
which probably will be taken up is the
report of the special committee ap
pointed a few days ago to inspect the
building operations at the McCandless
block.
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HARBOR NOTES

= 4 III ID
The Matson Navigation steamer Hi
lonian is reported at Port Allen to-
day. there taking on, a shipment of
sugar destined for coast refneries.
Departing for HiIo last night the
Matson Navigation steamer Matsonia
is due to return to Honolulu early
Sunday morning. A delegation of
tourists left by the vessel
For the purpose of loading sugar
and cattle, the Inter-Island steamer
Helene has been dispatched for Hilo.
This vessel was discharged of a con-
signment of island products.
The Inter-Island steamer Noeau has
been discharged of sugar brought
from Kilauea This vessel may be
operated as an extra boat during the
height of the sugar season.
Bound FOR Honolulu, the Oceanic lin
er Sierra is due to arrive at the port
from San Francisco at an early hour
ON Monday morning. The Sierra is
scheduled for dispatch to the coast at
noon ON Saturday, August 30.
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Canada Gives One
Million Bags Of Flour.

OTTAWA, August 9.-The Cana.
dian Government has offered the i'm.
perial authorities l.OOe. 900 bags Of
flour as a gift for the use of the Brit.
ISL people, it was announced today.
The offer has been accepted and the
work Of collecting the hour is now
under way.
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To secure the remainder of $500
tons of sugar and scattering: ship
ments of pines. the American Hawai-
ian freighter Iowan steamed from Ho
nolulu for Hilo last evening. This
vessel will be dispatched from the
Hawaii port for New York by the way
of Panama canal.
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SEAa%i \ B6'
pRessMAKINe.

Dressmaking Of all kinds; evening
gowns a speciality. Anna Fedotoff.
The Mcdonald, Punahou st. Phone
l113. 5s3s-1m
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West vlrginian Gives Position.
The United States cruiser Yves
Virginia, conveying a submarine from
San Francisco to Honolulu, gave he
position through Poulsen wireless a
$50 miles east of the port at 4
o'clock today.
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OTTAWA, Canada, Aug 2l The Canadian House of Com
taken on motion Of Premier Borden seconded by Sir Wrd arer
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Captain Hinoklma, master of the
Japanese liner seiyo Maru, stated to-
day that no further instruction had
been received from the head office at
Toxic regarding The future movements
of the vessel The Seiyo Maru has a
large cargo of nitrates for Japan and
China.s
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Kona Sugar Report.

Kona Sugar Report.
Sugar awaiting shipment at Kona
and Kau ports includes the following
lots, according to report brought to
this city with the return of the Inter
Island steamer Mauna Loa: Pnnaluu
1882, Honuapo 400, Honokaa 5000.
Paauhau 1000 sacks.
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Sparks from the Wireless.

Sparks from the Wireless.
The following wireless message has
been received from the Oceanic s. s.
Co.'S s. s. Siberia bound from San
Francisco for Honolulu: 81 cabin pas
sengers. four steerage passengers. 1863
sacks Of mail, 1919 tons OF general car
go and 65 packages OF express. Ar
rives Monday morning. Aug. "a, $50
a. M: departs for San Francisco on
Aug. 20 at IL noon.
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Lurline Bringing Few Passengers.

Lurline Bringing Few Passengers.
Passengers from the mainland to
the islands in the Matson Navigation
steamer total AZ, according to a late
wireless message received today at
the agency of Castle & Cooke. This
vessel has 276S tons of cargo for Ho-
nolulu and 534 tons for discharge at
Kahului. A mail amounting to 20
sacks has been forwarded from the
coast in this vessel The Lurline is
due to arrive at the port on Tuesday
morning, taking berth at Pier Is.
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FRENCH VICTORIOUS AT ALTKIRCH
AR s. s. MoANA MAY BE CAPTURED


! :
. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 21.-Fear entertained here tina
the Union Steamship Noana heading directly into the pa
oc by the German cruiser Leipzig and be captured The Mo
cleared from this port o'clock Yesterday afternoon after hay
been tied mp Megg wharf for is hours past her scheduled sail
ing time The Norwegian Cuzco which the Means
left reported having sighted theennneed cruiser supposed b.
the Leipzig, about seventy miles southwest of here.
The plans Of Captain Strng Of the Moana told by him
friends before sailing head his south
miles, then make a run for Tahiti.
If the Leipzig is staying in the neigborhood where the Cuzcc
sighted her the Moana big risk of capture !,
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WARsHIPs OFF COAST OF CANADA

PRINCE RUPERT, B. G., Aug 21.-Mniser Of Marine Ha-
zen has autographed from Ottawa warning the
the banks here that German warsp said seeking coal
approaching this section of the British Columbian The author
tiles have been notified give aid to the German
to lombard the city be made
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FRISCO COLLECTOR ANNExEs COAL AS coNTRABAND

81 san FRANCISCO Aug 2-Colector of the Port Davis ha
refused clearance the Gemanowned Mexican
Mazatan and has forbidden the until
charged the five hundred of sacked included
authorities having knowledge that this intended
ferred to the German cruiser Leipzig
The Mazatlan, owned by the Jebon Company
clearance papers for Mexican ports
John Rothchid wholesale coal dealer had
Davis that the aboard ordered
him from the Western Fuel Company delivery sIazat
Ian for ultimate delivery Leipzig
told to look for Simon Rem
49, cal agent of the German consulate.
Treasury Agent Tidwe has information In
the of the Leipzig who arrived here
ger aboard the German eghe Alexandria refugee in thu
The Aendria manifest shows
that vessel from unnamed vessel
ondC or
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eoNOMA GETS GLIMPSE OF WARSHIP

Captain Iask OF the s. Sonoma, which arrived Yesterday
from Sydney reports having sighted warshp about hundred
miles The warp refused to the Sonomas signals At
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FRENCH AVIAToRS DROP DEATH.DEALINc BONES

LON DON England Aug His aeropane having been rid
died BY bullets when war scent for France he flew 15 niles
ct German territory AdOlphe Peoud daring
lame has returned to Paris get machine according to an
Exchange Telegraph message received here
On his perious fight Pegud accompanied BY military obser
yer from the French aviation corps crossed and
aa g have dropped bombs that blew conveys Dur
ing ms voyage the aeroane the target bullets 90
q which are reported to have struck the machine shells from
German mortar also damaged the plane
Captain Fink, military aviator with the French forces i said
q nave destroyed three ubeaeropne and Zeppelin dir
sble when he dropped bombs into hangar at Metz
An official notice issued by the office asks the people Of
England to watch Tor dropped from aeropanes and that any
such communications that found be forwarded to army headquar
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IN WAKE OF GERMAN ARMY

PARIS France, Aug. Pa dispatch from Brussels
the pursued by the German advance in its invasion
Is marked by long line of burning villages and their ruins
stIncton wrought represents an enormous sum.
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JAPANESE ABANDON WELCOME 70 IDzUMo

IAN fKANCISUO Cal, Aug 2LLocal Japanese aban-
doned their plans for formal of officers Of the
cruiser ldznmo which has arrived here from San Diego
Ohee feared that such entertainment present time
would embrrass the American observe
lifv
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Contracts Filed

These contracts were filed in the coun-
ty clerks Office today.
John Marjorie, owner, with Joseph C.
Rau, contractor, plumbing and heating,
81, 120; $40 South Eighteenth street.
Frank l. Alderman, owner, with Wal
ter A. Grub e Bro, contractors, plumb
ing, heating and metal work, 1925; Alb
inGton and Highland avenues.
Edward II. Schmitt, owner. with C. P.
Oschwald, contractor. plumbing, timing
and gas fitting, $1,000; 246 24S Van
Buren, street.
Carl & Ball. Inc, contractors, with
work, 81 435: City Home. Verona.
Charles Cnlabra, owner with America
GaeO Cucci, contractor, erect and finish
building. 800: ~ New York avenue
Ludlow & Squier. owners, with Enstice
Bros, Inc, contractors, carpenter. paint
ing, iron and steel work, SLIT; $50
Washington street Same owners with
Essex Construction Co., Inc. contract
ors. mason and concrete work, S1,505
same premises.
Charles Thomas owner, with Freder-
lex Clark, contractor, mason, carpenter
and plumbing work, $685.; Nutley. N. ].
| August and Pauline Ziesiner, owners
| with Stab Read Roofing Co, contract
ors, roofing, S56.50 926 Stuyvesant ave
nue. Irvingfon. Same owners with .TO-
/ seph Ehrmann, contractor, mason work
4 $1.040: same premises. Same owners
/ with Charles Schweihert, contractor, car
/ ponter work. $1,960; same premises Same
/ owners with August Struening. contract
/ or, plumbing, $469; same premises.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALE.
Notice is hereby given that we, the un-
dersigned. Job DeCamp Inc. will expose for
sale at public auction at our Storage Ware
houses. 1924 William street, and 1924 Oliver
street. Newark n. j. on the 26th day Of
August, 1914 at 1870 sharp. in the fore
noon, all the goods and chattels now on
storage under the following names J. A..
Mcdonald, household goods and bedding
DR.. w. ]. Pride, household goods and bed
ding; Mrs. Mana Duckworth household
goods: Mrs. Mills household goods furniture
and bedding; Chas. Brede household goods !;
Mrs. Clara Bennett, household furniture and
bedding; Mrs Hemmons, household goods,
etc; Mr.. s. Battles household furniture and
bedding; Mrs II. NJ. Teed. one couch; Mrs.
Louis Berg, building plans; Mrs. Josephine
Terry. household goods; Mrs j. Kidney,
household goods Mrs. Annie Reid, one sew
ing machine and one case; Mrs. Montrose.
household goods; Mrs. Louise Keenan,. house
hold goods; Mr.. and Mrs, John Dingee.
household goods Thos. Rowland. shoe re-
pairing machinery; Mr.. and Mrs E. F.
Brown. household goods; Mrs. 8 Hanan one
piano; Mr. and Mrs Edward Gibbons, house
hold goods Mrs. Eiselhach one piano; Mr..
and Mrs Chas. A. Wells. household goods;
Miss Clara Adams, wearing apparel; Helen
Davis household goods: Frank r. c. Stagg,
household goods; Otto Becker jr household
goods Albert L. Davis. one plano; Mrs B.
Margraf. household goods: D. r. Reed two
valises, and +. kanzsleter one piano. and
all other goods and chattels belonging to the
above mentioned persons and nov held on
storage by the said Undersigned.
JOB DeCAMP. INC.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
"a William st., Newark, N. j.
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Grain Market

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Wheat rallied
today after decline due to exporters
cancelling contracts and to assertions
that British buyers were refusing to
purchase except under conditions of
payment that prevailed before the
war. The recovery resulted from
resting orders to take pit offerings on
any substantial break. 1t was said
also that there was hope of arrange
ments at Washington whereby ex-
porters would be able to collect more
promptly payments for shipments
seized by the British government.
After opening a to u lower and suf-
fering a slight further drop, the mar
ket rose above last nights level all
around.
Corn swayed with wheat. Transac-
tions were only in small lots. The
opening. which ranged from " off to
like advance, was followed by a
general setback, and then a material
upturn.
Steadiness ruled in oats. There was
fairly good miscellaneous trade,
about evenly divided.
Provisions showed firm tone, in
fluenced by an advance in the price of
hogs. Selling became more plentiful,
however when the market made a
slight bulge.
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Produce Market
Today.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Flour--
Steady.
wheat-Futures without transac-
tions.
Pork-F'irm; family, s27.Oo@2s.Oo.
Beef-Strong.
Lard-Quiet.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Hay-F'irm.
Hides-Steady
Leather-Firm.
Raw sugar strong; molasses, 5.37;
centrifugal, COZ; fefined strong, %
points higher; cut loaf 7.65; crushed.
1855; mould A, 7.20. cubes, 100:
xxx powdered, $50; powdered, 6.85;
fine granulated, 6.75; diamond A, SIS.
Confectioner's A, 6.65; No. 1. SIS.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinance passed sec
ond reading and was ordered to third and
final reading at a meeting OF the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners. held
August 6th. 1914:
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
ton of a sewer in
ROCKWELL AVENUE,
and the proposed extension thereof from the
main sewer known as Vailsburg Drainage
System. Section l. to Speedway avenue to-
gether with a branch in
DEVINE STREET
from Fourteenth avenue to Fifteenth avenue
c. r KRAEMER,
President Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners.
A. L. SWAIN,
auR7-6t Acting Clerk of the Board.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

70
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF NEWARK.
City Hall. August 7th, 1914.
The following is the list of the Names
residences aud places of business of appli-
cants for licenses contained in all applica-
tons or petitions made to this board for the
granting Of licenses to sell spirituous. vinous,
malt or brewed liquors and not heretofore
RETAIL-RENEWALS.
Name. Place of Business. Residence.
Mrs. Catharine NJ. Nolte. 21s Belmont
Frank cifeii is6 oliver ST.. s 5se place place
Wenzel Schwacha. $500 18th av Same place
Raffaele Marano IS Jefferson st Same place
Joseph Wilmer, II Clay st. ..... Same place
John Bednar. Hamburg pl. and Balls
Louis Gross. TAI Bowery st. 49,. same place place
John J. Meyers, log Somerset st. Same place
Peter Sypniewski. 2022 Charlton st. -.
Same place
Ludwig Wojcik SO Livingston st Same place
Elliott L. Donovan. III Thomas st Same place
Jacob Kritzmacher. IS Market st Same place
William Patrick. s54-s56 Broad st Same place
Joseph d. Samuelson. 272 Washington
st ,...... Same place
Thomas +. wall, 3S3-3oO warren st. }.
Elmer Lengyei $40 18th av. 49,. same place
Mrs Annie Highlander, 125 West st..
Michael D Finkelstein. IT'S Warren st.
Same place
Robert Tebus 1877 Belmont av. same place
James Seen, 553-555 Ferry st. Same place
John H. Whalen, 207 Halsey st Same place
Patrick ]. Latin, 345 Warren st Same place
David Mayer. So Mercer St.. Same place
Isidor Feitlinger 699-701 Frelinghuy-
Matthias Albrscbt. 275 18th av, same place lace
Louis Seylaz. 47O 18th av. Same place
Stephen Banias. 344 Adam st. Same place
Michele Gua-ina. - Stone st. Same place
WHOLESALE-RENEW
Jacob Kurt 20 Bruce st; Same place
BEER BOTTLER-RENEWAL
Jacob Elmer. 314 North 9Th st Same place
RETAIL-TRANSFERS.
Michael J Notern. from AZ Green st. to
1856 McWhorter st. .,... 1876 McWhorter st.
Gustave Schroeder. from 30 Beacon st.
to liz Avon aY. ..,... $50 Springfield av.
RICHARD MILLER,
President.
A. ARCHIBALD,
City Clerk auRS-6 st
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DEATHS

RYAN-At the residence Of his sister,
Mrs George W. Watson. IS IIttle
street, Belleville. on Wednesday, Au-
gust IL, George j Ryan, aged 30 years.
sTRAuGHEN-O august IL, 1914, Madi-
son D.. beloved and only son of Ste
phen ID. and Clara NJ. Strengthen.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral on Friday, August
IA, Mt , y. m. from his parrots resi-
dence, 30 Division place. Interment in
Evergreen Cemetery
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RESOLUTIONS
--~r- 7---ss------- 49, -s77s---~-s-
RESOLUTIONS ENGRoSSED.
THE KINNEY STUDIO, is West Kinney.
MEDICAL

LADIES consult a specialist all special
ailments. irregula rites. etc, treated by a
licensed physician; absolute relief guaran-
teed, lady attendant; LrIyate nursing ar
ranged II necessary; charges low; advice
free: hours, TO s; Sundays. 10 to 4; take
elevated. subway or surface to-, w. s6th
st station: only 10 minutes from Cortlandt
terminal; or IL minutes from 23d st. ferry.
EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST. 12s W. s5th
st.. near Broadway. N. Y. City.
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DEATHS

BrRkE-on August II. 1914, James, be-
loved husband OF Bridget Burke tnee
CarroID.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. Il Warwick street, on
Friday, August H. at a. M, to St
James's Church, where High Mass
Of Requiem will be offered for the re
pose of his soul. Interment in the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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PRINTING

HlGH-GRADE printing at low-grade prices.
STOUTE. SO Academy St. Newark. =. J..
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GEHLING-At Irvington, August IL,
1914, Elizabeth Ceiling, beloved wife
Of George Il. Gehllng and daughter
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral service at
her late residence, &c Augusta street,
on Friday. August IA. at . p. m. In
torment in Clinton Cemetery Irving
ton
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GoMAN-S Suddenly. on August 10, 1914.
John Lyall, son of Edward Il. and
Jessie II. T.. Conan, aged sixteen
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend his funeral on Friday. at
p. m. from his parents residence, No.
81 Montague place. Montclair. Inter
ment Mt Rosedale Cemetery.
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coYLE-At Montclair on Tuesday, Au-
gust H. 1914, John, beloved son Of
Patrick and the late Mary Coyle.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited to attend funeral from his late
residence 30 Cross street, on Friday,
August a. at $50 a. IN, thence to
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
where a Solemn High Mass of Re
QUEEN viii be offered for the repose
OF his soul. Interment at Cemetery Of
Immaculate Conception,
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SPECIAL sale of own make childrens
dresses, ages from to IA years; all coll
ors; regular 50, $3.50, 3d. at ST. also own
make tailored waists and dresses, Soc up.
MASS, 6S5 Broad st.
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CEMETERIES
Glendale Cemetery

Franklin av. and Joralemon st.. Bloomfield.
y. ]. Best located and finest kept, with per-
petual care to lot owners e; plots of
graves $50 up: single graves. SIS. Phone
1863 Bloomfield.
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GARRIGAN-Nary. at the Essex County
Hospital, Cedar Grove. n J.. on Au
gust -. 1911, aged "a years. Civil
condition. single: occupation, domes-
pital from Newark, n. j., on April
70 1882
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GoRNfAN-on August II, 1914, Bernard
j., beloved husband of Rose German
(nec Bald
Relatives and friends, also members
of the Holy Name Society, are invited
to attend the funeral from his late
residence, No, $50 Washington street,
on Friday. August II, at $50 a. M,
Mass of Requiem will be offered for the
repose of his soul Interment In the
Cemetery Of the Holy Sepulehre.
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HARRINGT0N-At bloomfield. n. j., on
August II, 1914, William Stanley, only
son of Priscilla +. and the iate Clement
r. Harrington, aged 2S years.
Funeral services from his late home,
246 Franklin street, on Thursday eve
ming At o'clock. Relatives and friends
are kindly invited. Interment at Bloom
field Cemetery at convenience of the
family.