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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-25
Additions to Death List.

Washiugton. April IA dispatch
from Admiral Badger, made public ut
to the list OF American dead at Vera
Cruz the following:
Louis Frank Boswell. chief gunner's
ncxt Of '' Kin. father William IL IL Ros.,
we'll.
Randolph Summerlin. private. Marine
Corps: home address, Willacoochee. Gu. !:
next OF kin. father, benjamin L. Sum-
merlin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-25
ORDERS TO ENFORCE EMBARGO
sent Out by Treasury Department to
Collectors on Border.

Washington. April 24.-Orders to
hold up all shipments Of arms across
the Mexican border were sent To-day
by the Treasury Department to all col
!cctors Of customs. The orders are I'm
cooperation with the War Depart
rcnts efforts to enforce the embargo.
Collectors were notified 10 hold all
shipments of arms until further no.
tice."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-25
Portrait OF NInlor Stiles,

At weII-attended meeting Of Lee
Camp, No. !, United Confederate Vet
Grams. last night in Lee Camp Hall. an
oil portrait of Major Robert Stiles. OF
the artillery service of the Army OF
Northern Virginia. was presented to
the camp. The presentation address
was made by Rev. w III. Dame, II. d..
or Baltimore war member of tho
Richmond uoWltHorS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-25
Food supply Important.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Washington. April 2i.-Thc food sup
ply for the navy at Vera Cruz has be-
come III important question. The Gel
tic has, therefore. been ordered to sail
at once from New York with supplies,
which she will distribute ut Vera Cruz
and other ports where there are Amer
lean vessels. Additional food supply
ships arc to DO chartered by the pay
mastcr-gcncral of the navy.
Officials think the navy should get
from S20,000.000 to $25.000.000 within
the next sixty days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-25
No Occasion for AInrm.

Si WH5sh n.;.i,,1.n, April st-wIth the
troops. !, i and l.. Of the Four
teenth Cavalry. Battery A. OF the Third
ticld Artillery. mt Laredo. War De
partmcnt officials said there wa. no
occasion Tor alarm because tho town
nad been fred upon by Mexican SOL
d!crs.
r, As far as Is known here, tho Mexican
Federal garrison Ut Nuevo Laredo com
priSed about 1880. with 5000 other
Fcdcrals scattered between the border
city ana Monterey. There are about
5000 rebel soldiers At Guerrero, Mexico
below Nuevo Laredo. on the Rio
Cirande.
We are not prepared 10 Invade Mex
!co under present conditions"
rms was Secretary Garrison's eSpla-
nation OF the War Departments re-
tusai TO authorize General Bliss to SEIZE
me international bridges Mt Laredo.
~ Paso and other points on the Rio
Grande. In the secretary's opinion.
such nm invasion ri Mexico would be-
nm act OF war, though this view was
strictly limited by the phrase, under
present conditions"
An old decision OF tho law officers
OF the War Department holds that
such exchanges Of shots as those at
Laredo to-day are not acts of war.
There have been a number Of such
exchanges across tho Rio Grande.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-25
PlnintiM Gets Damages.

IHP'tIII 20 IHH IIiIIes- IHsritch.I
Amherst. Va. Apr!l .-ln the damage
suit of L.. Thompson Williams KS Curtis e
Shumay. railroad contractors. the jury this
evening gave a verdict OF 5000 In favor Of
the plaintiff. \ motion was made TO set Tho
verdict aside
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
k<0ndor 9Shrelon
MACH FLETChER'S
TIC RIA
Gliap-Qpthrinaen.

Ffa15burg. - Mm 16. Sep
TENDER itarb Sen &eltento6 fir 6as
@aterlan6 ser Seminar6ireftor 81.
Soiepb 8abben6er.
MItrit bel Morita6t. - Mm II.
Sftober itarb Ser bodp. &farrer
goIbus int glitter bon SO Sabren.
Meb. = Ser &ei erbtit Saul
@rofmo1n, Sr6ensbru6er 6es Gran=
3isfanerfloiters in Meb,. Bis OUR. @in=
berufunfung 6oielbit &f0rtner nn6
@afriitan nnter BENT Sr6ensname1
gl3ear, lit info1ge ser m1f 6em
5dladtfel6e erlttenen idperen Ser
Ietunget int 9a5arett GIT Saroumont
%geItorben. ST tpor 80 Sabre alt nn6
itammte aus @olfer6ingen.
S6mei5.
@oIotbnrn.- Sn &re1t3en
ltarb na@ 1Gngerer &ranfbeit Ser
&aplon 6re bon &olliden &relt5er=
pfriin6e, bo9m. @ottfrie6 8pB,
Efarrel tgtrot, I'M glitter bon 6S Sab=
rem.
ct. 6i6en. = Ser S6lolier
gilbert Bal1er lit bom Da6e 6es Ste
%ital1rants Soturr 5u Sooe geitur5t.
@a1ter itan6 in borgeriidtem Mlter
un6 tpar ein geodteter Monn.
Oeiterreid-11naara.
Snnsbrnf.- Sn bielen Srten
6es 3inertbales iin6 @ertpun6ete att>
gefommert, 11m in ser Seimdtb Gene
flung gu fin6en. MIle iiro frti6en
M11tbes un6 miiniden, balb mie6er tn
sic Sront 5u fommen. Gtn,l5ltriidge.>
fommener 9ber5inertbofer lmeinte,
ser erite Mugenb1id lei mobl ein biiiel
ubiunber" getpeien, aber 6am tpar. eS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
Radjt Dem Masenleioen, ben Ga.
fen p6er 11nberbamlidfeit Elm Gnbe.
,&ape's 9%iapepfin" 11adt fauren, tran.
ten, nit Gus angefiaten Magcn iiher
tuieber gut fa1len in flint Minuten.

8enn bas. mas SIR eben gegefien babt,
guren Magen aniduert o6er tpie cit,
8leiflumpen liegt uno ni9t berbauen
min, ODER @as aufbldbt un6 iauer aufz
f itSs 4nGs1S9ate f; M%abrnne' oosr tpenn
l1eb%erflnung, l1ebelfeit, idledtem Gee
i6mud i'm Wunbe unb aus benz Rugen
ltammenbes &opfpeb letbet, f0nnt SIR in
flint Mtnuten %geiegnete 2i1oerung baben.
Ma9t Dem Iagenleioen fir INNER Tin
@nbe. inbem Sbr cine srobe fiinf5ig
Gent Sdu9tel 8npe's 9iapepiin in guz
rer Ipotbefe nehmt. S9r finbet in flint
Minuten aug, nie unn0tbi9 es lit, an 1n<
berbaulidfeit, @artleibigfeit pher irgenb
elmer Nagenzl1noronung gu letoen. gs
1T Der rafdelte. iiderite Raeen.Ir5t in
Ser 8elt. @r lit nuu6erbou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19

In 6ranfreid Sen Seltento6t fit baS
@aterlaub ge1torben, nadbem er toe
nige Gage porber NIT bem giiernen
:&re13 alsge3ei6met mor6em lpar.
@ren5nad. : GEM bieligen
@iireermeiiter @errn Or. Sbleider
m1roe fir beionoere Sapferteit i'm
Seloe oas giierne &rell5 perlieben.
8aDern.
" ii II d. e II. = Ser ein5ige Sobn
oes friiberen &~riegsminiiters, Gene
raloberlten nno @eneralabimtanten
@rafen 9orn Stabsbmlptmam Sans
@raf bon &orn inn Snfanterie-2eib-
@esime1lt, lit auf DEM Sel0e Der gbre
gefunen. gs tpuroe inn Sftober 1918
gum 9nuptmam bef0r6ert.
Cham. - Gin Bauer aus Ser
l1meebl,ng bon @bam brabte cine
itarf bei6doigte l1br gum %1brmader.
9ls berielbe 6en riidtpdn6igen Dedel
0ffnete> lag barir Elm 8ettel NIT Ser
Mufibrift: Ser 8eliber 6ieier l1br
m1rbe ba1r6 cine @ranute 5erriiien."
Ser Manm NOR gang beltiir5t BEL 6ie-
fer Madriht, 6enn 6ieie l1br geborte
leirem 5obne, Sen er 1ad elmer Mit=
tbeill1ng bloB pertpunbet glaubte.
@a16faiien. = Mm 5. Otto
Der tm1r6e fir Sic perltorbene Bri=
patiere 2eopol0ine Steiner in Der
Yfarrfirde ser 9etdengotteS6ienit &C.
balten. Demielben mobnten auBer bic
len @laubigen Sic naditen @ertpan6=
ten an, 6aru1her 5pei 8rii6er Ser
Ser %torbenen, Staatsratb un6 Mini=
REHABILITATION inn &~11lt1tsmimilterium
Don Steiner un6 ser &an5leiratb a.
9. q. Steiner bon bier. Na6 Ser
@anoll1ng trafen lebteren pabridetn:
lid Elm @er5= o6er @ebirnidlag, pes=
bolb iofort no6 Der Sanitatsfolomne
nno no6 Dem Mr5t geldidt muroe
lt~nteroelien ipenoete Ser Erieiter, ser
i6nel gerufen m11r6e,, oem Sterben:
Sen nod tpabren6 6es 9eidengottes:
bienites fir 6eiien. Sdtpef tier I'M Sir.
6enituble Sic lebte Selung, na6 mel:
der er r1tbig beri6ie6.
DingoIfing. - SIM bieiiger
&ranfenbol1ie peri6ie6 ant II. Otto.
Der ser bo6m. P. Sobannes @aptil1
Sod, .. S. &C., i'm Sitter bon Sc
}'Sabren.
@aoen.
/. M96orf Mmt @onn6orf.. -
|@9mer beimgeiu6t p1tr6e 6te SAINT
lie 6es @agners un6 MeBners So
bon11 &o1tenbo6 bier. S6on int sunni
batte fem Mntpeien 6ur6 @aiieri6a=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19

gerabe cine 6reu6', auf sic &ullen
uie atf @emlen 5u id1ieBen. Sci
6en1 &uiien, Ser i'm ongei6oiien ba=
&c, Eabe man Damn feinen &ou9'
mebr al1fiteigen ieben. gr 6er 3il=
lertbaler) babe ibm Damn nod 6as
Seine birter 6em Sdon5groben 511=
fpm1nem Iaiien. - Sen @el6ento6
ii16 bisber - iobie1 befannt, - 6rei
3~iQertbaler eeitorben. Ser erite lit
&ermann @ieier, @dnei6er in
@tnmm, ser 5tpeite 6rie6ri@ @ber=
barter, Bauer beim &aiteler in ser
@emetr6e @altenba@. Die @11gel traf
i'm mitten unter Sen @ameraoen rno
er fonnte 6teien nod 6as @ebetbuh
un6 6ie @rieftai6e iopie 6ie 1ebten
@riibe an feline Tra1 un6 feline 5tpet
fIeinen @ir16er iibergeben. Ser brittle
@efauene lit Soief @teiner, @eif1er-
%bauernfobn in 8ii9l Bel Sen am 3il-
Ter, ser i'm Sftober 1918 aIs &efrrt
einriidftte.
2%nremb1rg.
8ern. - Cine grobe 2atpine
iiberbo1te in Sen 8ergen in ser Nabe
BON ct. @altrice cine Mbtbeilnng
|sdnei8er Sol6aten. @ier %oerieIben
mur6en fofort geto6tet un6 5pei
i9per berlebt. II an6ere tpmr6er
leben6ig ousgegraben.
@rismi1.-D Ser 25 Sabre alte
Melfer @roBenbader fiel infoIge Ell
neS epileptiiden Mnfolles in einen
8rnnnen nno ertrorf.
2u5ern.- &or einiger 3eit bat
ser bodm. ST.. Gborberr uno @dmme=
rer &retenbiibI in a1er @tiue fem
@olbenes Brieiteriubildum gefeiert.
211rembure.- @s fiibrte ge<
legentlid. ser @r0ffn1ng ser Il1rem=
b11rgiiden. Mbgeoroneten 3 @a1nmer
@robber5ogin Marie in ibrer Gbror=
re6e II. a. f%olgen6es aus: @ir itn6
ole tief betroffen bon 6em fiirdter=
Iiden Inblid 6es m0r6eriiden &rie=
ges, in DEM Mabborn ii@ gegenieitig
5erfleiiden; uni ere Me1ttralit6t i'll
perlebt mor6en; tpir baben iofort So
gegen groteit BEL SEN @~arontiemGdl=
ten eitteeleet, ur6 infer tpe,nr a1d
herlettes &edt getpabrt. Sc lit inns
gntida6igung fit Sen sdo6en 5rge=
iagt, Sen mir unmitteIbor our9 Sen
&rieg. erGei6en, un6 pir boben bereits
barren @rfat fir Sen onr6 SEN Durd=
mnr{d Ser Truppen entitanoenen
.Sda6en erbalten. Gum 5dIuB ser
@bronre6e 6anft sic @robber5ogin
bem @olfe fir feline forrefte SoItung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
Die aItt Btifnatb.
BetfaIen.


Mii II ter. = 6raulein &aroline
@ieutrs bierielblt erbielt fir langiab'
ri9e, nielleitige unb erfolgreide Sbo-
tiafeit in Sen firbliden uno caritati'
ben @erei,een I'M lerer 5taot Sen Dr.
Sen pro e%cclelia ct pontifice." Ser
lelbe ml1roe ibr ON 80. Slli pom
bodlelieen Yoplte Nil,s X. perlieben
11l1o lest inn M11ftrage oes bodm'lten
sNerrn gildofs iiberreiht.
YaDerbprn.- SS1n Mlter. BON
SO Sabren 1tarb on1 4. Sftober Der
Mattsberr &11oolf lllnner.
MinDen.- Mm 80. September
beai1g oas bielige &lolter Ser Mrn1er
Sdrnel tern pom beiligen Sran5isfus
oos @eoenfen on iein 5%0iabriges Be-
iteben.t
9etmatbe. = Nm 4. Sftober
itarb bier nod tangent 2eioen Ser
hodru. Nfarrer Sob. @erner. @ebo=
rem on1 81: @}11r5 1864 lit @erl, e1rr=
pfi11J>er nah &ollenoltng. %ieitrer Stn=
oien am Is. Ml1gl1it 1887: Die b.
Erieiter1peibe. -
gIspe.- Mls erl ter aus nnie=
rem Srte itarb ser 2ebrer Saul
Speht BON bier oen Seloentoo fir
oas @aterlan6. 8ei einem Mngrtffs=
gefebt gegen Sic 5ran5oien om 8.
September lollte linn Sic tootli6e &u=
gel beibieben iein.
Me.6ebo6. = gm 3. Sftober
fo11b bier Sic %gi11peibung uni ereS
1rellen &ranfenbol1ies itott, oo6 tplr6e
bon elmer 0ffertliden Teier NIT &iid=
iift o1tf Sic altgenblidli6en 3ettper=
bdltniile Mbltano genommen.
M1tenbiiren.- Mm 90. Sep=
ten1ber entltar6 in Ser 96eune 6es
2onotpirtbs Meper gen. Sdulten bier
oltf bisber nidt oufgeflarte 8eiie
Telter, bas au6 auf 6as @obnbal1s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19

bra5ten DEM allperebrten Subilar it,
re @liidmiinlde. Ser @rn1t ser 3eit
. 5lrei Sobne &errt @agners iino
81 SEN 6abnen geeilt, un0 fem per=
lobtsr 5dtuiegeriobn 1iegt idon felt
@ot,en per1pu1t6et inn 2a5arett - &C.
i%tattete cine gr0Bere 5eier nidt. -
Ser 2ebrer Augl1lt @obmann, Alop=
iiu5 SoB11 erbielt fir MuS5ei9nu11g
Sel6e 6as @iierre &reu5.
@ernro6e. - Sen @el6ento6
fir Gaterlan6 fat Serr 2ebrer 8or<
tbel, ser felt flint Sabren bier ant
auf einem Ser S6la6tfel6er
g%efunoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19

nieoer, lptihreno DOM maiiipen @obn-
bal1ie m1r SOS 9a9 abgebram,t lift.
@arbnrg. = Sim 4. Sftober
feierten Sic gbele11te &einrid @ie-
mers bierielblt oos Set ser goloenen
@od)5eit.
&bein3rDSin3.
@irnebnrg (gifeD. = Die
9iirgermeiiterei &%eriammlung BE-
idlob, ole &riegstbeilnebmer a11s Ser
8iireermeiiterei es fomnren ettpa 1870
bis 200 &riegstbeilnebmer in 8e-.
trodt> NIT einem Mntbeilidein BEL Ser
@onbelsborf gu Diiiieloorf fir oen
&rieg 1914 5l1 berii6ern. IS ml1r-
oen' 511 oieiem 3pef 5000 sc: :bereit-
geite11t.
.9in3 a. &b. = Sim 13. 9ftober
Itorb i'm glitter bon IS. Sobren Ser
Sol. gdoop &farrer bon Scent
fortpei1er, 9i65eie Srier.
Son ser el. =
Sic Sbiterrte, Sic a1rberit gut aus
fiel, lit lopeit beenoet. gie1es an ga=
tenn Ta1oblt un6 8metiden lit 1eiber
"51t @r1noe gegangen> peil Sic Mr=
beitsfr0fte feblten. Srob Ser reiden
|Grute iii ser San6eI f1ott un6 meroen
4oA quite Ereiie be5ablt> fir Safe1-
oft bis 12 nn6 Is Marf. SSeben=
|fons mirft Sic feblen6e @inf1tbr. aus
Mmerifo, tpeld)es fir 5fo. so Miaio=
men Morf Mepfel jdbrlid nad)
1eutid1an6 bra6te, erb0ben6 a1f sic
Sbitpreiie Elm.
Som 80 oifeI6. - @eit Sc
ginn 6es &rieges iin6 bereits 4 2ebrer
bonn Maifelb Sen @eltento6 fiirS So
ter1an6 geitorben nn6 5tpar Die Ser
rem 9ebrer 8eter &o1f aus @eters=
tpal6, 2ebrer Shtpar5 aus Mannbetm,
|2ebrer Saul &l0dner aus 9aienfm1l,
gebiirtig aus &iitttg un6 5ulett 9eb=
rer @eorg 8iiltder outs &olsfel6, &C.
biirtig bon M~iinitermatfe16.
Dui 1eI6orf. = Ser Sron53=
fanerbru6er 8enebertrts &iberfel6 1T
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-18

HURLEY-On March Is. 1914, James, be
loved son of Mary McGrory and the
late James Hurley.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited to attend the funeral from Han,
retty & Smiths funeral parlors, 126
Warren street. Newark, n. J., on Wed
nesday, March 49, 1914. Services mt
earlors at S 40 a. m. Mass of Requiem
for the repose of his soul Will be OF
fered in ST. Joseph's Church on Thurs
day March 10, at Z 80 a. m. lnterment
in Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey city
lHnhnken Ohserver nleaRe cOpy.l
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-18
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
MALE.

thence in westerly direction and parallel
with Delaney street to point one hundred
u0Ol sect east Of the easterly line of Avenue
l.. the northery line of Delaney street as now
laid out to be the uortherly line of Haynes
avenue; thence In a westerly direction to
point on the centre line Of Harper street, two
hundred and hfty t250l feet east of the east
erly line of Avenue L. thence southwesterlN
TO a point in the centre line of Emmett street
two hundred and tllty t25Ql feet west OF the
westerly line Of Avenue /: thence westerly
to the intersection OF the centre line of Rum
yon street and line parallel and htty GOD
feet eRsterly from the westerly line OF Ave
nue. A thence in a southerly direction paral-
lei with Avenue A produced, the westerly
line of Avenue A produced to be the westerly
line OF HAYNES avenue, to the uortherly line
o; Meadow road also the opening OF two tri.
angular pieces at near the intersection OF
Bay avenue ana Haynes avenue, as follows.
Piece No, Lying between the nor.herly
line Of Harper street, the oasterly line OF
Avenue ! and the northerly side OF Haynes
Piece No. Lying between the easterly
side of Avenue produced, the southerly side
of Emmett street produced and the southerly
side Of Haynes avenue
All of which is shown on a map on file
in the office OF the Chief Engineer, known
as No 115d-O.
The streets named IN the above description
which are not nov open streets refer to the
streets as laid out by the commissioners Tor
laying out streets, avenues and squares In the
city of Newark, appointed under the act OF
March goth, 1851, and their report being
hled March 3ist, 1863
Such persons as may object thereto are
requested TO present their objections in writ
Ing to the CLERK of said board. at the office
of the Board Of Street and Water Commits
sioners. City Hall, Newark on or before The
expiration Of six days from date of this
By dreetion of the Board Of street and
Water Commissioners Of the city Of Newark
Newark, n J.. March 18th 1919.
NJ r. SHERRERD,
,usxlG.M Chief Engineer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-18

B1,r1. DING; lots in GreylocS section, choices
location; will sell at less than cost. In
onire of JOHN DeGRAW. Union Bldg,
Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-18
RESOLUTIONS of CondoIenee.

Whereas Almighty God in His infinite
earthly usefulness our beloved fellow work.
man and comrade Timothy Regain, as we
faithfully believe, to a higher plane OF eN-
stence, and
Whereas Through his calling away we
have lost a warm personal friend and The
Star office an earnest worker therefore,
be- IT.
Resolved That We hereby offer our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaNed relatives and
friends OF the deceased for a loss which
words can but family express.
Resolved. That desire TO testify 10
tho genial deposition and uniform courtesy
o. our late friend as qualities which are
worthy OF emulation and which greatly en-
dearad him TO all those associated with
him.;
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolutions
b. sent to the bereayed family and a copy
also inserted in the daily papers and
Typographical Journal
NEWARK STAR CHAPEL.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-18
PATENTS

FRA t.NTEtaI. 4 RICHARDS, patent law So
licitors Of u s. and foreign patents. trade
marks. copyrights. 746-7 Broad st. Federal
Trust Bldg, estaalished 1885. Tel. 1871 Mkt.
PATENT BUREAU REICHELT.
e46 Broad st. Newark, N. j.
Branch once. Berlin, Germany. Foreign
patents speciality. obtained and sold.
DRAKE n co. Established 1855. Phone
2s46 Market. Rooms 51o-5l1. Kinney Bldg.
4f1,s. Market sts.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-18
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
- NOTICE OF INTENTION.
BOARD or STREET AND WATER CON
AI1SSIDNERS

M1SSIONERS.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Bosrd OF Street and Water Commissioners Of
the city OF Newark, at meeting held the
a2th day Of March 1919, and approved by
tho Mayor of the city Of Newark ON the 18th
day.of March 1914:
Public notice is hereby given that Il Is
thes Intention OF the Board Of Street aud
Water Commissioners of the city of Newark,
under and by virtue of provisions of the act
entitled AN Act 10 revise and amend the
chartar OF the city OF Newark, approved
March 18th 1857. and the supplements there
TO- -a1ld the act creating the Board of Street
and azWater Commissioners Of the city Of
Newark approved March 2Sth, 1881. and
other public laws of the State OF New Jersey,
10 order and cause:
The opening of a new street 10 be known
HAYNES AVENUE,
said. avenue to be 100 feet wide, fifty feet on
each. side :; a centre line described as fol-
iLWsc
s;esinning at tho intersection of the centre
lines OF dcGregor avenue and Avenue X;
tneslea III southN esterly direction 20 a
.oirt 2 line parallel TO and nifty toOl seet
southrrly from Tito ncrtherly line OF ps!t.icy
.srert sa,d oosnt being one hundred C100)
hss >, ssA al n NcatarL7 line - paR saseet.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-18
Robert B. Stoutenburgh
9 Clinton ST., Newark, N. J.
Phones: 4S60-4S61 Market


JOHNSON AV., 100. corner Runyon St.
Model one-family, eight rooms every i'm
provement: lot 47x132; $4,000. win consider
exchange for income property.
JOHNSON Az. 1S2-1Sf--Barge 1i-room. 9
family dwelling; all improvements, includ-
ing parquet floors. electric lights. driveway;
lot 50x1S2.
RIVERSIDE Az. 196-One- family dwelling,
ten rooms and baths: fine hollow tile stucco
garage for two cars; lot 46X535i asking
$4,000 terms to suit
RosEyILLE Az $50 -35e-one- family.
twelve rooms and bath; lot 50x157; worth
s10,500; will sell for S. 500.
NORWOOD ST. 1oo-Two family. 10 rooms
and baths: cost owner $4,000; Will sell for
So, 700 on any reasonable terms to good party.
BARBARA ST, 1o-Ten-room two-family,
$1,000.
CONGRESS- ST. 13s-Three-family stucco
Is rooms. baths. steam heat; lot 27X100;
asdng IS 500 terms to suit
EDWARD BEERS, 7SG Prudential Building.
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SCHLOSSTEIN-Th Anniversary Mass
of Requiem will be offered for the re
pose OF the soul of the late Frederick
s. Schlossteiu Mt st. Michaers Church
on Thursday, March 10. at s 80 Il. IN.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
yifed TO attend
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A 5-PASsENGER Buick touring car. II
model, fully equipped, In perfect eondl-
ton TO be run Immediately new tires all
around, with two extra shoes; tubes,
trunk rack, a two-tire trunk, Claxon horn,
Presto-lite tank. wind shield, top;
private car nearest offer to $3.50 takes this
wonderful bargain. Harrison Street Blue
Ribbon Garage W H. STEVENSON, prop;
opp. Brick Church Station. East Orange.
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MOURNING GOODS

GOODS dyed in "a hours. satisfaction guar
anteed. called for and delivered. KATE
pYEING CO. SIC Orange st.; tel. see b. b.
Est. 1889.
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Metal Ceilings and Walls

Ceilings IS up. FIRED ]. BOOK, LOS
Ellis av., near Clinton av. Tel. 3l06 Wav.
PIANOS tuned. repaired and polished; an
tique furniture upholstered, repaired and
polished cabnetmaking. WILLIAM HILL,
IS New 81. Newark. Tel. 3267-W. Market.
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RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTIONS & testimonials >ngrossed. d.
plomas filled In; cards o. Invitations beat
tifli1lss written. kinney Studio. IS W. Kinney.
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MEDICAL

LADIES consult specialist on all special
ailments. irregularities etc; treated by
licensed physician, absolute relief guaran-
ranged II necessary. charges low; advice
free: hours. 9 TO S, Sundays 10 to 4. take
elevated. subway or surface cars to W. Goth
st station. only Is minutes from Cortlandt
terminal or s minutes from SD st. EN-
-PERIENCED SPECIALIST, 1873 WEST 65TH
ST. Broadway New York city.
cCUGHs, colds and whooping cough diph-
iberia, fnembraneous Group, hoarseness.
use NlsESELL'S Cough Cordial Ill drug
xiers
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FRATERNAL EMBLEMS

COMPLETE stock of fobs rings, charms.
pins, buttons, scarfpins and coat chains
all leading societies; engraving; call and see
the line. NEWARK 1sMBI>Em CO, Room
a20. 800 Broaa u.
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wALTERs-on March II, 1914, Alice
Mapletoft. wife of the late Joseph
Walters, aged rs years.
Funeral services viii be held at
her residence, 40 Myrtle avenue, on
Friday afternoon, March 20, at 2:3O
O'Clock Relatives and friends are
invited. Interment at Rosedale
Cemetery.
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CEMETERIES
Glendale Cemetery

Franklin av. and Jorslemon ST., Bloomheld
n. j. Best located and finest kept, with per
peSual caro- 10 lot owners free; plots OF 4
graves. $50 up; single grsve, sis. Phone
1858 Bloomfield.
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WILLSON-On March 16, 1914, David
W., husband of Susan Gordon Will
son. aged n years.
Funeral services will be held at
hts late home, 202 Broad street. on
Wednesday evening, March Is, at
o'clock. Relatives and friends, also
members of Royal Arcanum, are
Kindly invited. Further services
will be held In Presbyterian Church,
Andover, on Thursday. Interment
at Andover, n. J.