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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
MIMI A u u


Abraham Gennet to Newark Building
and Loan Association, west side Nor
wood street, $40 feet south from South
Orange avenue, $1,000.
Marion L. Collins ct al to Liberty
Trust Company, southwest corner High
and Baldwin streets, $1,000.
AlfonZo TomassO to William l..
Thompson, north side East Kinney street,
$225.
Bernie Eagle ct al TO Joseph Lermer,
east side Peshlne avenue, % feet south
from Rose street, $500.
Building and Loan Association, north
side Emmett street 175 feet east from
Frelinghuysen avenue, $4,000.
EFrqs sS6eR 10 n 9oTqs
street, 223 feet east from Park place,
81 100
Hugo woerner to George Nicklas, east
Side Chadwick, 2o6 feet south from Run
yon street, $500.
Elizabeth d. Ellis and husband to
Howard Savings Institution, east side
South Seventeenth street. 500 feet north
from Clinton avenue, $4,000.
Gussie Gurvitz ct al to Herman c.
Schneider, east side South Thirteenth
street, 100 feet south from Fifteenth ave
nue., $3.50
Schneider Genung Kirch Company to
Robert N. Shoemaker, southeast corner
South Orange avenue and Ashland street.
$4,000.
MarguIetta sucker 10 Jopn Monteltn.
west side Norfolk street, 1877 feet south
from Bond street, 1000.
Alfred G. Williams TO New Jersey
Building and Loan Association, south
side Eighth avenue, at northwest corner
1914 Eighth avenue, $4,000.
David Palonsky to Newark Mutual
Benefit Building and Loan Association,
east side Hunterdon street 100 feet south
from Runyon street, $500.
Edward c. Frey TO Globe Building and
Loan Association, northwest corner
Scheerer avenue and Hunterdon street,
$500
Harry Robinovitch ct al to julius
sharff, east side Mt. Prospect avenue, 81
feet south from Montclair avenue; and
other tract, $R430.9l.
TOWNSHIPS.
Catharine J. Gilbertson to Fidelity
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DEATHS

CALLAHAN-0n April 4, 1914, Bernard
J., beloved husband of Jennie Callahan
(nee Dansbury).
Relatives and friends of the family,
also members Of Passaic Hose Company
No. 1, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral on Tuesday, April Z, at
: 80 II. m, from his late residence, 100
North Second street. Harrison, to the
Church OF the Holy Cross, Harrison,
where, at a. m, a High Mass Of
Requiem will be offered for the repose
of his soul. Interment In the Cemetery
OF the Holy Sepulchre.
DUFFY-On Saturday, April 4. Mary
ELLEN Duffy nee Dempsey, widow of
Francis Duffy.
Relatives, friends and Rosary Society
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, 1875
Plane street, on Wednesday, April s, at
$50 a. m. to St Patrlcks Cathedral,
where Solemn High Mass Of Requiem
will be offered for the repose of her
soul. Interment in the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre.
DUNCAN Catherine. at the Essex Coun-
ty Hospital Cedar Grove N. j., on
April 4, 1914. aged SO years; admitted
TO hospital from Newark, n. j., on
December 81, 1891. Civil condition,
single; occupation, domestic; nativity,
Ireland.
CHAMBERLAIN-At East Orange, N. j..
April 4, 1914, Harriet NJ. Chamberlain,
In her 92d year.
FORT-Suddenly. on Sunday. April 5,
1914, Julia Brown, wife If Pred W.
Fort
Funeral services will be held Mt her
home, 80 South Tenth street, Newark,
on Tuesday, April I, at . o'clock. Inter
ment at Nutley, y j., at 3 80.
GLovER-on April /, 1914, Mary, widow
Of John Glover, in her Ssth year.
IIAUsMAN- Suddenly; at his home, $50
South Eighth street, ON Saturday April
4, 1914, John Hausman, husband of
Elizabeth Pratt Hausman, in his 6sth
year.
MALLoN-on April ., 1914, William
Mallon, beloved son OF John and Annie
Mallon (nee Reilly.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vtted to attend the funeral from his
late residence, 30 Chambers street, on
Wednesday, April s, 1914, at 8 a. m,
to st. James's Church, where a High
the repose of his soul. Interment in
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
MEYER Entered into rest on Saturday,
April 4, 1914, Casper II. Meyer, Jr., be
loved son Of Casper +. and Augusta
Meyer (nee Schmidt), in his twenty
first year
Relatives and friends of the family
are kindly invited to attend the funeral
from the late residence, 1877 Sherman
avenue, on Tuesday, April Z, at 2 80
y. N. Interment in Paramount Gene
terry at the convenience of the family.
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Otto E. Lohrke

otto u. Lohrke, a retired New York
stock broker and former grain dealer,
died at his home, 101 Prospect street.
East Orange. yesterday from COM
plication of diseases. He mad been ill
about one month. Mr.. Lohrke was
born in Memel. Prussia, in 1849 and
lived in East Orange for thirty-three
years Following the Franco-Prus
Sian, War, Mr.. Lohrke went to Eng
land, where he engaged in the grain
BUSINESS. Coming to this country he
Moulded the firm of o. e. Lohrke x
Go, grain dealers, and continuing in
shaH business for sometime, he pur-'
chased a seat on the Stock Exchange.
Mr.. Lohrke is survived by widow,
-four sons and three daughters, The
funeral will be held privately tomor-
row afternoon and Rev. Charles
Thomas Walkley will officiate. In
Y srfnent win be in Rosedale Cemetery.
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Mrs. Bridget A. Mcmahon

Mrs. Bridget A. Mcmahon, seventy
feur years old, died Saturday at her
home, IS Union avenue, Belleville,
after a long illness due to infirmities
az cher age. She is survived by a
Daughter Miss Elizabeth Mcmahon,
4rie son, James Mcmahon. The
deceased was a resident of Belleville
for many years. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning to st.
Peters Church, where n high mass
of requiem win be celebrated. Inter-
n4eiit will be in st. ePters Cemetery.
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OBITUARY
Funeral of Train Victim

The funeral of James Simons, who
died in the Mountainside Hospital,
MontcIair, last Friday night, from
snjuries sustained by being hit by a
trsfn on the Greenwood Lake branch
OF The Ere railroad, near the Great
Notch station, Friday morning, will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock from the undertaking estab-
lishment of George E. Beach, 446
Bloomfield avenue, Montclair, Ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. DR.
Thomas Travis, pastor of the Watch
ing Avenue Congregational Church
Interment viii be at Mt. Hebron
Cemetery, Upper Montclair.
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Victor Fresienger Dies

xTLANTIC CITY, April 6.-victor
Freslenger, proprietor of a we'll
known restaurant here and a former
member of City Council. died Of can
Ger In the Medico Chirugical Hospital
in. Philadelphia yesterday. He was
horn in Vienna forty-seven years ago.
He was a graduate of the University
of Vienna and came to this country
shout twenty years ago and went in
Business in New York. Soon after ne
came to this city and opened an art
store on the boardwalk.
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John Henrietta

sRASSAIC, April 6-John Henrietta,
for fifty years a resident of Passaic,
died yesterday in st, Bnrnabas's Hos
pital Newark He suffered from a
Complication diseases. He was in
li4 sixtieth year. He was formerly
employed with the Anderson Lumber
Company, and Reid & Barry. Funeral
services win take place in st, Nicholas
Catholic Church tomorrow morning.
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ALLSTREET
Quotations Barely Move at
Observation-Disclosures Steady.
Fractional Gains Rule.
PRICES IMPROVE LATER

NEW YORK. April 6.-Quotations
of stocks barely moved at the opening
today. Only a nominal amount of
outside business was on hand and ex-
ecution of these orders had only q
slight influence on the market. The
undertone was steady, with major
ity of fractional gains.
II a. m.-Prices improved as bust
ness expanded, with metal issues the
chief gamers. Steel and Amalga-
mated favored by spectators, were
in the forefront of the rise which,
however, was confined to small
amounts
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William S. HuseIton

RUTHERFORD, April civilian
q. 1Iuselton. fifty years Old, died yes
terday in his home at rs Lincoln ave-
nue. of q stroke of paralysis. For
many years he had been in the butter
anti egg commission business in Man
haitian and retired last September.
He is survived by his wife, a son and
q daughter.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

M W n IL IN.
Marie A. Knight ct al to Albert
NJ. Farr W s Lincoln av, so IT
FIR Elmwood av, 50x13O. ..........
william /. Kueller to Charles It.
Elsele, g Hunter st, 1874 IT W
fr Sherman av, 37x10O; and other
tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Same to same, II Hunter st, 1852
IT " fir Sherman av, 32x10O. 80.
Abraham kaplan to Jacob Vein
traub, Prince st, $40 # fr
Montgomery st, 25xiOO. ..
Hugh Lynn to Harry Van Ider-
slime, W cor Broad st and Gou-
verneur st, 36xS0; and other tract
Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation of Newark to Burnett
Cohen, IL = Park st, 223 II 9 Fl
Herman e. Schneider to Gussie
Guryits ct al, e $ S. Thirteenth
st, 100 IT $ fir Fifteenth av, 25xlOO
Harry Robinovitch ct al to Julius
Sharn, cor johnson and Wat
Morris sharff to Harry RobInovitch
ct al. g Mt. Prospect av, 81 fl
fr Montelair av, 52x132; and
Isaac p sal 2e' to Isaac semk,n. W
Belmont av, 52 IT n FIR Avon av,
Michael pinto to Friedrich Butt,
VS. Norfolk st, 315 IT W fr Or
duBt 81, SoAlOU, anu OlHer ITuCI.a
Fannie C0operman and hus TO
samuel Gross, W s Belmont aY,
112 TT fr Marie pl, 29x100. .....,
TOWNSHIPS.
Charles q. Fearing ct al lexecu-
torg) to Luella Van Hoossac
Pierce, Millburn, cen Chatham I'd,
near Short Hills depot, $500
Aida Ri' l.. T. Rutter and nus to II
same. MtllDnru- same nrOn
Alice A. McGlnnis and hus to
same, Millburn, same prop.... II
Oaks Land and improvement Com
pany to Raymond J. Freeman,
Belleville, n W cor Malone av and
Union av, 25x100 .....,...,,......
Same to Jacob Spring, BellevilIe,
VS. Union nv, 70 Fl fr Malone
Ni tx 1osl Wohor 70 iobn n s.ns
Irvlngton, II > Bloomfield av,
92 Il W fr land Thomas IL. Baker,
Mary NJ Marshall to George l..
Smith, East Orange, n Essex
NJ, 1856 TT W fr Washington st,
Hermann Cohen ct al to Ethel
II. Cohen ct al, Orange, High
st, 800 TT S W fr Lakeside ay,
70x230; and other tract ..........
Modern Essex Company to Boun-
tiful Realty Company, Nutley,
cen of rd fir Bellevllle to Aquac.
kanock, S5x1i9; and other tracts.
Francis Lang Co, Inc, to Northern
improvement Co., Inc, East Or
ange, W s Oak st, 500 TT n fr Elm
wood nv, 50X 100 ..................
Leah Bloom ct al to Charles Cohn,
East Orange, W Princeton vt,
100 TT fr Central av, 50x110. -.
Charles COhn to Leah Bloom, East
Orange, same prop.
Arcaud Realty Company to William
NJ Johnson ct al, Irvlngton,
Grove st, 100 # $ fr Cottage ST,
| 20NluU .......'....,...
| Same to Edward Mason, Irving
ton, Grove st, 100 it fr Cot
| tage st, 25X100 .................
| Roland a. Jacobus ct al to James
| q. Sloss, Verona, e Forest aY,
800 II fr Bloomfield ay. 27X130..
| John II, Van Deryeer to John T.
| Lyman, Montclair, Haddon pl
! $50 II w fr Grove at, 60x140...
| James q. Sloss to William II.
| Kientz, Verona, . Forest nv, 176
| fl s FIR Bloomfield aY, 50x10S. -.
| Leonora V. Meter and hus to Ed
ward T. Bergin, Bellevllle, s + OF
new 81, W fr Franklin aV, near
John ST. I0X9O Observation-Disclosures
| Daniel Mellis to Raffaele De Nola.
| Belleville, = Columbus av, $50
| ii n fir John st, 25x100. ...........
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AUTOMOBILES

UNDER new manag cement; Ford cars COM
pletely operhaued, s25; get our special
rates on storage; repairing OF all cars dore
under my personal supervision.
sd hUSs w. II. Stevenson East 6rs6,s
BLUE RIBBON GARAGE, at Brick Church.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY at his home, $50
South Eighth street, ON Saturday, April
a. 1914, John Hausman, husband of
year.
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INDIAN. E-e-horsepower; fine condition;
guaranteed IS miles per hour; fun equip
ment including tandem: bargain at silo'
DUPONT "a Marshall ST. a.
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CITY NEWS BRIEFS

Frank X. Dolbeer, general sales
manager of the amusement phono-
graph department of the Edison
Company, was rendered a farewell
banquet Saturday night at the Wash
ington restaurant by associates. He
was with the Edison Company for
fifteen years. and will become vice.
president and general manager of
the Photograph Corporation of Man
haitian.
An examination to fill the position
of fertilizer sampler at the New
Jersey Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton at New Brunswick will be con-
Quoted April "a by the State Civil
Service Commission. Applications
will be received up to noon on April
is.
Arrangements are being made for
the entertainment Of the delegates
to the annual convention of the In
ternational Association Of Stereo-
typers which will be held in this city
in June. 1t is expected that 800 dele
gates from all PARTS OF the country
will be in attendance.
Local lodges of the Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
will attend the services at the EN-
manuel Reformed Episcopal Church
Sunday night, April 49, Rev. Robert
w. Peach, pastor, win preach on
"A United Professionalism, the Hope
of Our Country"
The semi annual entertainment and
dance OF the Young Mems Orphan
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r nuIu uirecI from manufacturer at wbo,...,
v Mastii. nats remodeled. MAYIEAS aae
washington, near Bank e-4s' 22s
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SEF the 1914 Arrow before buying elsewhere
THOMAS JACKSON Sole Agent. Clinton
SIN Cycle Co, Badger av.. near Clinton
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New York Stock Exchange

Following are the quotations OF the
days prices as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell members of the
New YorI1 StoclA EXchange:
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1o14 AUTHORIZATIONS

In stock: only machine that can be started
with rear wheel on ground Used machines,
$40 up; easy terms BUSH, MacDOUGALL+
sf2 Halsey ST. tOpen eveningso
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Byrne & Mcdonnell

MEMBERS or
,.5srs y. \. STOCK EXCHANGE
.n'~ y. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
y. Y. PRODUCE EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND
,.o. BOND EXCHANGE
iICHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
PRIVATE WIRES
,-sc. WILLIAM II. KING. Manager.
Il 776 Broad Street, Newark
TELEPHONE 1890 MARKET
80 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
TELEPHONE 5s4 RECTOR
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DEATHS

April 4, 1914, Joseph E.,
beloved husband of Catherine Sawyer
(nee Loder), aged As years.
Funeral on Wednesday at 2:30 p. M,
at his late home Wellesley street. Hill
ton, N. J. Relatives and friends, also
the officers and members of Eureka
Lodge No. 80, +. & 4. M; Robert Full
ton Council No. 274. Jr. o. Z. A. NJ,
are invited TO attend. lnterment in
Fairmount Cemetery.
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free

r NoLLS catalogue of seeds, plants
REQ and bulbs lie pages, with illus
w. trations; valuable and reliable
full OF good suggestions; mailed free. A post
card will bring II. ]. L. NOLL & CO., 115
Mulberry ST., Newark.
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WARGER-At Vailsburg, on April 5,
1914, Louis j., beloved husband of
Annie Warger (nee Terhune).
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. ~ Halsted street, Walls
burg, ON Wednesday. April 8, at 8 80
a. m, thence to the Church of the
Sacred Heart, where a High Mass of
Requiem will be offered for the repose
of his soul. Interment In Cemetery of
the Holy Sepulchre.
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DOGS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

DIR. IL. vANoER RoEsT's
HOSPITAL FOR DOGS AND CATS.
TO- ~. IA Orchard ct. Phone 1880 Market
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FOR SALE
,vyrIRy Am suyERwARB

WE sell good jewelry. etc., by mail; select
at your leisure from our latest illustrateo
cataIog, SENT FREE; goods sent prepaid
ANYWHERE; jewelry repairing. also gold ana
silver plating; satisfaction guaranteed
ALEX LOEB 6 CO., o. Lafayette st.' New
ark N. j.
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FLORISTS

LEIBSSLB. floral and funeral designs a
speciality. seeds and plants of all descrip-
tons. 45e Eighteenth aY. Tel. 12o5-W.
MaVerlY.
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wYATT-On April 3, 1914, Albert r., be
loved husband of Matte A, Wyatt (nee
Downs, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited to attend the funeral services
from his late residence. 400 South
Twelfth street, on Monday evening,
April s, at o'clock
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RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTIONS 81 testimonials engrossed d.
plomas filled in; cards & invitations beauti-
fully written. Kinney Studio. IS W. Kinney.
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POOL TABLES

POOL TABLES bought, sold and rented; re-
pairing a speciality cues. tips, chalk CLOTH
etc. LUDLOW. SO Market st. Tel. 24si
Market; entrance on Washington ct.
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EGGS

EGGs-Black Minorcas S. c., from fine stock
setting of To- 81. j.. O. GOETTINCi, Stuff
ern, N Y.
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LEHIGH and free-burning coal for family
use; pea, buclwheat and bituminous for
steaminE; Georges Creek Cumberland for
smithing foundry. furnace and crushed coke
Mail orders promptly filled. Phone Market
JOHN G. MERKEL Co.
20 Prince street
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CHICKENS.

EVERYTHING FOR POULTRY-Incubator4
breeders, feed, ETC.; best quality at the
lowest prices. J. +. NOLL CO.. INC. 115
Mulberry at.
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INCUBATORs.
cows

ESSEX MODEL. INCUBAToRs--soie agency
for Essex County. J. j. WILSON SEED
CO.. 20 Orange at. near Broad.
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MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES

RIcycI,Es s12 to $50. econd-hand bicy:
cles, So TO SO. Factory Pricee-Do not
bfIv a bicycle or q pair or tires from any
one at any price until you receive our latest
catalogue OF high-grade bicycles ano sun
driee ana learn our unheard-of prices and
marvellous new special offers. It only costs
a cent to write POSTAL and everything will
be sent you free by return mail. You VIII
get much valuable information. Do not walt:
write 1t nowi Tires. coaster brakes. rear
Wheels, lamps parts repairs and sundries
of ali kinds ct half usual prices: $3.50 gas
IanD with red danger signal s1.25; puncture
nronf tires $3.50. PARK ROW MOTOR"
CYCLE CO. 81 Vesey St.. New York city.
1914 FLYING MERKLE motorcycles. $225i
carload OF Unknown BICYCLES we VII!
sell at cost. $3.50 to $50; 1918 bicycles. 50
to sl5; regular $3.50 puncture-proof tires
az: opaciaIs asc: all other goods at ote-fhird
on BELMONT CYCLERY co. S+6 Broad
ct. branch 126 South Orange av.
SAFETY and certainty you will and in ths
Excelsior motorcycle 30 before you buy
your 1914 machine see OUTS ann you VIII
soon decide the machine you ought 10 roe
and the price YOU ought to paw: see the TWO
Speed they are all talking ann nI;r GSTn
CYCLE CO. S45 Broad St Mkt, ss17.
1914 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In stock: only machine that can De starteo
$40 up; easy terms BUSH, MacDOUGALL+
s12 Halsey ST. (Open eveningso
INDIAN. E-s-horsepower; fine condition;
guaranteed SIS miles per hour; fuil eauip-
ment including tandem: bargain at si1o.
DUPONT "a Marshall ST.
sNE the 1914 Arrow before buying elsewhere
THOMAS JACKSON Sole Agent; Clinton
Hill Cycle Co. Badger av.. near Clinton.
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The thirty-sixth annual meeting
and dinner of the Essex Bicycle Club
will be held in the Union Club at
46 Bank street Saturday night, April
Is.
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MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES

BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES
Largest stock In Eastern States.
removal Sale-Great Reductions
IVer johnson, Pierce, Columbia, stearns
Niagara and Keystone Hunderds to Seisct
rom; new wheels as low as $3.50 II you
p9rcnase - coaster brake. Regular s2s
Wheeis now $15. Hartford and Goodrich
guaranteed tires, s1A9
o. Ner johnson. Reading, Motors.
open evenings. Old wheels taken in trade
see wheels IS down, 81 per week
a, 1,,,,,, HERBERT AUSTIN,
q Wunan St, 81 Orange ST., both half
oiock from Broad.
WATCH out for takers that advertise goods
al hall price, or those that buy them in
t tse-1oad lots and pay for advertising to sell
them az cost Buy your goods Of man
that's In business to make a living; YOU
nave, nave some som chance to get your money $
CHARLES KREBS, at 81 William ST., sells
rope motorcycles, Reading Standard and ali
o ol1,s makes OF bicycles worth selling. 81
VI William ST
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Hanger SsS:;1. NJ. Cohen Decorator.
MEDICAL

LADIES consult q specialist on all special
ailments Irregularities. etc; treated by
licensed physician: absolute relief guaran-
teed: lady attendant; private nursing ar
ranged if necessary; charges low; advice
free; hours 8 to 8; Sundays, 10 10 !: take
elevated, subway or surface cars TO W. seth
st. station; only Is minutes from Cortlandt
terminal; or l9 minutes from 2Sd st. ferry.
EXPERIENCED ST ECIALIST, 1873 W. Goth
st., near Broadway. n. y. City.
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DUNcAN-Catherine at the Essex Coun-
ty Hospital, Cedar Grove, N. J., on
April 4, 1914, aged SO years; admitted
TO hospital from Newark n J., on
December 81, 1891. Civil condition,
single: occupation, domestic; nativity,
Ireland.
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The Essex Comfy Automobile AS
ISOLATION will meet Tonight in the
Board of Trade rooms to outline
plans for the coming season.
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An entertainment and smoker OF
the Institute Boat Club will be held
Thursday night, April 80, in the club
house on Riverside avenue. Former
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COWS, COWS, CowS-Win receive Tues
day, April T. carload choice, fresh cows
and springers, which are for sale or ex-
change. at lowest market prices, at GUS.
LBWIS'S STABLES, 445 Eighteenth ay..
Newark Telephone 2S04 Waverly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06

Three social events will be held by
parishioners of st. Rose of Lima
Church next week. A minstrel en-
tertainment win be given Monday, a
card party Wednesday and recep-
ton and dance Friday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06

The emi-annual entertainment and
dance OF the Young Mems Orphan