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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-02

heroism of flying men is undoubted
So remarkable does this readiness tC
affront peril and death appear to the
minds of certain class Of less ven
turesome persons that they have dared
to put forth the assertion that such
fearlessness of death can only be due
to atheism, to disbelief in the here
after. Such an assertion is utterly
ungrounded. There are no doubt un
believers among aviators, as among
men of every other walk in life, but it
is fact that the most noted flying
men are faithful Christians, many of
them fervent Roman Catholics.
The machine in which Brindejonc
des Moullnais has achieved such won
derful journeys through the air was
solemnly blessed before it set out at
the Aerodome Morane-Saunier by Mgr.
Gibier, who said:
Bishops go about in motor cars;
soon perhaps they will mount in aero
planes. And you young apostles of the
foreign missions, who dare affirm that
you will not one day bear the gospel
of civilization to the peoples of the
most distant lands on the wings Of a
monoplane? Religion cannot disinter-
est itself from the progress of avia-
ton. And la Patrie, she, too, counts
on you, expects much from your in.
telligence, your audacity, your devo-
ton. In time of war you will
go on before, surprise the secrets of
the enemy, bring back information
which will instruct and save.
How happy I am therefore to greet
this new invention in the name of the
Patrie and in the name of religion"
M. Brindejonc, by the way, is Of
British, or perhaps Irish descent.
Brindejonc is a corruption of Birming-
ham, the name of the family when one
of it's chief members, Raoul or Ralph,
migrated to Brittany in 1864.
Santos-Dumont was fervent Roman
Catholic; Latham a true believer;
Bleriot was a practicing Roman Cath
Ollie, went regularly to Mass, to con-
fession, to Communion. His airships
all bore the medal of Notre Dame
du Platin, patron of aviators. De eau
mont said: eff ever fall, let priest
be sent for at once" Bagne made the
sign of the cross as he set off flying.
Princeteau was known as a clerical.
Paul Echemon, who persisted last year,
wrote this to his sister, who is nun:
"You know, up high in the air, in
the silent hours when everything is
motionless, it often happens that one
grows very weary. At such times one
braces ones self by singing. 1 love
to shout in the wind of my steering
wheel the invocation to st. George des
Cavaliers de ST. Cyr.''
On June 10, at the opening of the
European circuit, the Aviation Mass
was said by the Archbishop of Paris,
Cardinal Annette. 1t would seem, there
fore, that it is because they are true
believers, earnest Christians, rather
than atheists or doubters, that avia-
tors so fearlessly risk their earthly
lives in what they believe to be great
cause.
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RELIGION OF FRANCES NOTED
FLYING MEN.

One after another aviators risk
their lives, writes the Paris cores
pendent of "The Living Church" (P.
E). One after another, alas! precious
lives are sacrificed. The cause is said
to be a good one, grand one, a cause
bound in the long run to render in
estimable service to humanity. How
ever this may be, the courage and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
DWELLINGS FOR SALE
FAST ORANGE

EAST ORANGE
EAST ORANGE, 70 Girard Av.-Lot 33Xioo,
one block from Valley road car. two blocks
from Crosstown car; two-famlly house, il
rooms. 2 baths. separate steam heaters, sep
arate entrance, beam ceiling dining-roomi
parlors and all rooms decorated; worth
needed: everything ne,t JOHN zIPFEL. 217
Springfield av.. Newark n. ].
SIX-FAMILY house. rooms and bath each
apartment; all light rooms. tirst-class con-
dition lot 50X100, near Roseville ahd Grove
street stations; only siX-family In neigh
borhood: rented for 81 ,820 annually; saeri-
flee for 81. 600. IL. FLOURNOY. SeS Broad
street.
VAILsBURG
ONE and two family houses In the Nallsourg
section. for sale. chot.p. See DoNNEl.bA,
1SS Market st.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE

MUST be sold to close an estate; three
story concrete nreproof building on Plane
St. for storage, factory or garage also
three and two story brick buildings on Eagles
St. suitable for factory or storage Apply
% Eagles st.
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CORSETS TO ORDER

NINE. LILLIAN CORSETIERE.
Makes corsets to your individual measure
snents; front and back lace; the science of
eorsetry applied improvement Of figure and
WISS BUILDING, NEWARK, N. J.
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DRESSMAKERS


SKIRTS that nt 81 to 81. dresses. man
tailored. $3.50 to Sc: suite that mt. Sc to
49, all made to your Individual. measure;
stamped with the Burnett cohen's standard
D. cut. fit and Workmanship; copies of i'm
gorted models to select from. BURNETT
rOHDN. Ladies Tailor. Is New st.; phone
Mkt. 571g
SOMETHING NEW--Balmacaan coats. made
to order So; furnish your own material;
slxirts, coats. suits remodeled Into latest
style; cleaning and pressing prices reason
able; suits made to order, So; skirts ST.
your own material. RICH, IL New st.
THE old-established tailor shop, S. NJ.
MASS b85 Broad St, makers of ladies'
suits, dresses and waists; also make n
speciality of childrens dresses In the latest
style. a euly line of samples always on hand
at half price Phone Market 3201-M.
HLITE SCHOOL of Designing, Dress Cutting
and Fitting. Send for circular. 20 Hal
ney at. ...#.t...s5.
BETTY LADIES TAILORJS4 CO, 5s5
Broad ST.. will make O perfect Hitting suit
90 order for IS. or skirt s.; furnish. youf
material. Phone Market sy22.
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DWELLINGS TO LET

~
AsToR ST, IS, near Clinton av.--ren rooms
bath. heater electric lights; vacant May
1; $40. LINNETr x WOLF, 22l Clinton av.
CLINTON Az, No. 76--Fourleen rooms, 2
bathrooms. Inquire STOuTENBURGH a.
CO, 797-s05 Broad st.
CHELSEA AV.. "a s6-Now six rooms;
steam heat electric lights. tiled bath,
beam ceiling. halls and stairs carpeted; one
| half block to South orange ay. trolley; one edr
Agents. THE EDWARD ". MARTIN CO,
Is Bathgate pl., RoseYille.
CLINTON AV.. 273 opposite Melford av.-
Twelve-room residence, baths, steam
heater, etc, SIS. LINNETT y WOLF. 22l
Clinton av.
ELM ST, III near jefferson st.--Six largo
rooms. bath and improvements; reasonable
rent. Inquire in store. 10 Ferry ct.
ELIZABETH Az. 76-Ten-room brick mod
ern BATH electricity $40 with garage;
vacant May 1. LINNETr & WOLF, 22l
| Clinton av.
FINE 1O-room house; all improvements;
heat: newly decorated; fine condition. rent
only s45; rs Kearny at. oRBEN, 7S6 Broad
street.
FOURTH Az, sG-Bricl. G rooms, all Inn
provements. Inquire on premises.
GARsIDE ST., 1s81k-House. six rooms,
near Bloomfield ay., $50. Phone lo8l-J'
Market.
GOUVERNEUR ST. 9-Twelve rooms and
bath: good location; all improvements;
rent sS6. GEISBR & PLUM S4b Broad 1T.
GREEN ST.. 72-Ten rooms BATH all Inn
provements suitable for boarding mousse
or two families; $40. Inquire IL Columbia
street.
HOUSE five and ak rooms and bath; all
improvements. All South Twenty-hrst 81,
near Springfield aV.
HOUSE. five and six rooms and bath; all
improvements. 47S South TWenty-iirst 81,
near Springfield av.
MONMOUTH ST. 149, looking into Clinton
av.-Ten-room brick; steam, electricity;
sSs. LINNErT & WOLF, 221 Clinton av.
NICE eight-room house bath, steam heat.
gas range, coal range; large yard rent
ss5; possession May 1st. 1917 Renner av.; ;
excellent neighborhood; will redecorate.
OWNER, 70 Custer av., Room for garage
NORTH SEVENTH ST, 1s5--RoseYille. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avs, near depot,
nine rooms and bath; hot air near, f4V
Phone 10S1-J, Market
ORANGE ST., cor. Seventh st.--Nine- room
house, all improvements; convenient loca-
tion; $40. Inquire G. Il. MUTCHLER CO.,
los Roseyille aY.
PEsHINE Av, 21e-From May list, small
house. rooms; rent, $40.
oIJITNAN ST, 15e-House, eight roons and
bath: very desirable location; only few
doors from Clinton av DIR. HOLT. Sol
Broad 1t.
QI1TMAN ST, 156-Eight rooms and bath,
all improvements; near Clinton aY ; SS1.50,
L1NNETT g. WOLF. q Clinton aV.
RosEvILLT9. North Ninth st.-Twelve
rnotrs, reception hail. Beautifully finished
throughout: hardwood floors, electric iights
1 Ia 80 THE EDWARD
W MARTIN CO. is Bathgate pl. Rose
Vile.
EJsBVILI1Ie, go North Seventh st.-lsleven
foons. newly decorated throughout spien-
dldiy located for furnished rooms; two min
utes to trolley and station; 55. Inquire THE
EDWARD w. MARTIN CO.. IS Bathgate pl,
agents.
ROsEVILLE, North Sixth st-Eight rooms.
oae-fanhly house modern; all improve
ments refined ne;ghborhood; two biocxs to
station, one block TO trolley; rent, $3.50
EDWARD w. hARTIN Co, R 9sthgate
pi. Rnseville
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GENT. EMEN-select your suits from the
finest line of the latest textures and weaves
In large variety of eolors. Suits to measure
SIS up. Workmanship guaranteed. Six
months pressing free. Join my club and
secure a 500 suit for sI00. Cleaning. re-
pairing, altering and pressing a speciality.
ELITE TAILOR
e Clinton St. Tel. 1884 Market.
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FARMS FOR SALE


SOUTH JERSEY TARMs-Five acres good
land, $500; can be paid monthly at the rate
of S.; choice land for raising fruit, berries,
vegetables poultry squads; mild, healthful
climate; nearby town. half mile from rail-
road station; prosperous locality good roads
pure water GEESE, ti2 Market st. city.
FARMS OUR SPECIALITY.
Couple of good farms for exchange for
city or suburban property; also good farms
IN every county In the State for sale, chesD.
See DONNELLY 1888 Market st.
FARMS MY SPECIALTY-AIl kinds; cata-
log free H. MATTHEW'S Second St and
Monmouth aV,, Lakewood, N. J.
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FOR SALE FOR
BUSINESS PURPOSES

FIFTEENTH Az, l03-Fine grocery and
vegetable store; also lee depot, horse and
wagon. Reason for selling. death In family
VIII sell whole building or store.
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AUCTION SALES

RARE chance tor housekeepers at REID 5
Auction Rooms, IS Arlington ST.. near
Market, our regular furni ire sales each
tuesday and Friday, commencing at 1880
a m, are filleu with furniture ana mousse
sn,d goods OF ali kinds from various con-
siRners ana sold at your own price TO the
hignest bidder: visi, will pay YOU; get ting
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TRITON
TERRACE,
IUnnT1ETn1n 1Rfsu

TERRACE
WDODSIDn SECTION
Within live minutes OF three trnlleys two
minutes from r.. u. station new houses, ar
improvements; best location; rent siG-sis;
tve ana six rooms and bath SEQ these
apartments; is, 30, y Triton terrace. Key
ut ORBEN'S, $40 Firemens bldg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and rooms. 81
Columbia ay, tile baths, steam heat cleo
trio; restricted. low rent; from May 1: 90
Columbia ny, the same. from April ~
KElLENBAUK, 100 Colu nbia nv.
WILCOX Az. A. East Orange-Flat, second
floor eight rooms ali improvements, sepa-
rate steam heaters, electric light, separate
entrance, newly decorated.
WOODSlDE BryGnt at, 5O-Seven- room
fat alcove and bath; all improvements;
separate steam hent; three minutes from
two trolley lines, rent reasonable. Owner
f.. ROTilCH1Lp. 1is Washington ST.; phone
Ge47-M. Market.
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Jersey CITY

TWO brick business blocks, Ocean and Clare
ment avs, Jersey city, / will also sacri-
fee a six-famly frame building value
$4,000; selling price, $500 J. II. FISK
Real Estate Broker, 90 Claremont av., Jer-
sey City, N. J.
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PATENTS

FRAENTzEL & RICHARDS patent Jaw So
lictors Of u. S. aud foreign patents. trade
marks, copyrights. 745-7 Broad st. Federal
Trust Bldg. established 1855. Tel. 1s41 Mkt
PATENT BUREAU REIcaELT
94b Broad st, Newark ". ].
Branch office. Berlin, Germany. Foreign
patents a speciality. obtained and sold.
DRAKE & co. Established 1855. Phone
2946 Market Rooms 510-5i1 Kinney Bldg,
Broad and Market SITS.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET sAlo8

ABSOLUTELY clean, two bright. beautiftfl
'front.' rooms with refined German private
FAMILY; BATH all conveniences; most exoef-
lent and healthful location; for gentlemen ur
ladies; also refined couple; $500, 81. 1872
South Sixth ST.. corner 18th nv. PALMER.
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INSTRUCTION
+ NEWARK ACADEMY

Founded 1882.
WILSON FARRAND. HEAD MASTER.
/, Thorough preparation for any college or
scientIac school, or for business life. Cata-
iogue on request
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PERSONALS

->-s.S->>>.> ----.>~~~y---~-~.---~-- - ~
b. PETER !. WYsoCKL. have purchased
4 mo saloon business of VIM. ftabinsky. foA
. IL 11.icSn ~. Harrison. Creditors present
= Jams within f-e days frorl date 20 Clat-
Pence I. Van Dereh SOB ttarrisoh 9'''
5n ted J!asrison, n. j., April T. 1914.
- Z,-Tr e,,.an. Klng, having left my bed
- -ba,,vd = Will r,It - responsible sor
NV 6ebtA contracted By her. MICHAEL
10 INC. 60 Ii,lnter5c- st., city.
agt, LILLIAN makes onrscts 30 your init
at nal msaAureincEts; improvement y i ns
ais md perfect mt guai2nteed' resA0hao'e
10 tIbuiiainS NeYarN
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE

JOHNSON Az. 100. corner Runyon st.
Model one-famlly, eight rooms; every i'm
provementi lot 47X132; $4,000; win consider
exchange for income property.
JOHNSON Az, 1S2-184--Large 14-room, q
family dwelling; all improvements, in
Guiding parquet floors, electric lights drive
way; lot 50X132.
RIVERSIDE Az, 19G-One-f family dwelling
ten rooms and baths; fine hollow tile stuceo
garage for two cars; lot i6X3S9; asking
81, 200; terms to suit.
ROSBVILLE Az, 57-35g-One- family
twelve rooms and bath; lot 50x1b7; worth
s10.500; will sell for $4,000.
NORWOOD ST. 1O0-Two-famiIy, 10 rooms
and baths; cost owner $4,000: Will sell for
S3,700 on any reasonable terms to good
party.
CONGRESS ST, I39-Three- family stucco
IS rooms, baths. steam heat; lot 27x100 /:
asking $500; terms to suit
EDWARD BEERS, 736 Prudential Building.
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LYNDHURST

ASTONISHING country home bargain; I
large rooms and plot: only cents fare
from Newark; Is minutes ride; price only
ST. 500 easy terms worth So 500 LOUIS
NICHOLSON Byndhurst. N. J,
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ROYAL

SIN rooms and bRth; all improvements
rent reaaonable. 321 Runyon st.
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BUSINESS. PERSONALS

gARPENTER-Repair of every descrlp-
tlon promptly and reasonably done.
SCHULZ, 297 South Seventh St. corner
Fourteenth av.
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TAILORS

MAssEUsE wishes gentleman patients; sat
isfaction guaranteed. L. Box 30, Star
office
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PRINTING

H1GH-GRADE printing at iow-grade prices.
spOUTD. 60 Academy St. Newark. y. J.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

THIS is the time Of year to place your
property on the market. Send full par
tculars Of what you have to sell to CHAS.
SPENGLET, 300 Broad 81.
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esaTERNAL EMBLEMS

WHEN needing fraternal emolems, rln ,ge.s'
lorlets. charms, look up our me oeiI ra-
r,iest NEWARK EMBLEM CO.. 500 Broad
street.
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wooD PATTERNS AND MODELS.
SEWING MAC,I.sIEs

BEND blue prints for estimates. THOMSON
BROS 76-7s Ann St Phone 9127 Market
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BuRCKHARDT's Academy for Dancing
SIG Broad, opp. William; open every eve
ming; the latest dances a specially; class or
private lessons
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Berrv's Dancing School

sse Broad Tango and latest dances quickly
taught; private or class lessons from 10 a.
m. to 10 p. m; advanced class, Tuesday
evening Phone 313f-W. Waverly.
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FOR BUSINESS
PURPOSES-TO LET

FINE up-to-date officee, corner of Mulberry
ana Market sta.; ell modern improvements;
1enitor serviceG; rent from s15 up. SHELL
DON, p22 Market st
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OUT OF TOWN
BOARDING

NICELY furnished apartrlrsH. -Ant reason
ahle. Address, APT. Box 80. Star or9ce.
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THE o. x. RESTAURANT.

So Bank Street.
Meals at all hours at reasonable prioss.
BUSINESS mems aud ladies' lunoh, II 10 z.
zoe; tuble d hote, to s D. M, soc.
GIVE Us A TRIAL,
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iaIgUTrn Business places for sale.
MnWiblI Have buyers Listing free
NfV Lu Werfel's Ex 222 Washington st
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Nos. ss-46 North Broad st. near Third
av.-Five minutes TO Erie station, ten
minutes TO Market and Broad; large. light
ak and seven room apartments steam heat,
hot water and janltor service furnished; In
dividual maid accommodations; tiled baths,
electric lights; win decorate TO suit tenant .
taste In beautiful japanese grass cloth and
handsome paper with cut-out borders every
room clean and entirely renovated. Inquire
OF Jnnltor or THE EDWARD ". MARTIN
Co, Is Bathgate pl., near Roseyllle station
D., L. q W. Tel. y. b. 302.
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FOR BUSINESS
PURPOSES-TO LET

BLOOMFIELD Az. 510--LarRe store. two
rooms in rear. Good for any business;
good location. Inquire second floor, Z.
MEROUA.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET "a,

EAST ORANGE Washington and ESSEX ~
large room, With fireplace; janitor setvins..
AZ improvements. with restaurant; rsTf
20 TO $50 Inquire G. II. STIzER, Brisa
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LOANS-MORTGAGES

MONEY on bond and mortgage. city property
only; 609o value EUG ENE H. MEYER,
lawyer 73S Broad St. Room 91G, Newark,
N. j.
HAVE clients desirlnR second rnortgages.
LAW offices of WILLIAM HARRIS RIn-
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NEW sanitary stable for three horses, &C.
ment floor, covered with pianks; sewer
connection and water; large loft. s1b Nine
teenth near Avon aN.
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srWINCf machines repaired right In your
= home. Send postal to MIR. MITCHELL.
30 Thirteenth av. or phone 6573-J, Market.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

RoSSvTLLE. South Twelfth st., 107.11f,
between Central and Ninth avs.--FiYe and
SIX large, light rooms, respectively; all i'm
provements but heat. near two trolleys and
Ro5eyille station; rents s17 and SIS. THE
/ EDWARD W. MARTIN CO, IS Bathgate
IL, Agents Roseville.
OsENILLD-rwo-family house. and g.
room apartments. light rooms; Heparate
steam heaters three minutes TO station; cen
| trnl TO three trolleys; rents. s20-s22. THE
| EDWARD ". MARTIN CO. IL Bathgate
pl., near Roseyille station.
ROSE COURT Thirteenth sv, corner How
ard st.-Flve and six rooms; steam heat
hot water. telephone and janltor service;
one block from Court House. Inquire Jani-
tor on premises, or b. STEPNER, 131
Springfield av. Tel. 6174-J, Market.
RUNYON ST. 21f. corner Hedden terrace
Seven rooms, all improvements. Inquire
J. DENSKY, % Fairview av., near Eigh-
tenth az, rent reasonable.
- --------------------
SIXTH Az, 225-22519-six rooms and bath.
modem improvements steam heat: rent.
~. SWANNICK CO, 800 Orange at, cor.
Rosevllle ay.
S1X rooms and bath; all improvements
rent reasonable 321 Runyon st.
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

GOOD PRINTING! 900 bond ietterheads
SIKH, S1.25; billheads, s1.35; envelopes
cards. etc, $50 per 1000, 5000 envelopes
-f6aO $3.50; samples sent STRATHMORE
.5RESS, 1853 Lafayette St, near McWhorter.
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ApARTMENTs .MANTnn

COUPLE would like I'VE rooms with i'm.
provements. within walking distance from
MARKET and Broad SITS; rent must bs reg
sonable. Address REASONABLE BoS o.
Star Office. sl4t
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ROSE ST. %

RosEVII.LE North Sixth st.. 2sg-Con
venient to RoEevlle trolleys and station;
apartment of rooms on second floor, com
pletely renovated beautifully decorated
large and light rooms, rent S2s separate
entrances and separate heaters. Apply ED
WARD W. MARTIN CO. IS Bathgate
pl.. Roseville. Newark.
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RESIDENCE, on Orange Mountain, three.
stories. nine rooms. all improvements;
garage; beautiful, healthy situation; 20 lots;
shade, fruit and garden price 5000 Ad-
dress OWNER, Box 9, Star office.
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EAST ORANGE. Hamilton ST.. 1g-seYe,
rooms and bath. refrigerator room; rent
$4o. inquire c. II. ST1GER, Brick Chnreh
~ s-.4-S
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SIX large beautiful rooms and bath; ali
Improvements except heat; rent very rea-
sonahle. 90 Elm st.
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Seventeenth Az, 88

Four-room nat; improvements all light
rooms; s19. Inquire 372 Hunterdon St,
around the corner.
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CONNOLLY SALE
AND RENT,
CONNOLLY EXCHANGE

In new one and two family houses and bun
galows; complete in every detail easy terms.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
Sixteenth st. s Fourth aY.. opp. Ampere sta
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MASsErSE

METAL CEILINGS AND WALLS
erected in all Kinds of buildings. JAMES V
MAGuIRE. S1S IIalsey St. Newark
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DAVIS SCHOOL OF DANG 'SG.
4o6 Broad St, opp. I.ackawnnna station.
Glass Friday evenings. s:45. All the new
sances taught, pr ya'e and class lessons.
SPRINe' RECEPTION
IN ballroom of The Washington, Wednesday
evening, April %. Phone 1882 b. b.
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MUSIC.

ADA NJ. KENNEDY, I Humboldt st.; phone
i134-R. B. B., violin and piano instruction.
[ teach a method tht.t produces the best
possible results in one years time,
BANJo MANDOLIN GUITAR, VIOLIN,
,aIe, A. L. WEIDT 439 Washington ST.,
cor Kinney.
HARRY H. COREY, Oreanist, orange NJ. r.
Church: accompanied; pupils accepted. S.
Day St. Orange. Phone, Orange 2306-W