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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-03-13
Auction Sale.

The undersigned will sell at auction
on the Howard Wentworth farm II
miles north of Edgerton, on Tuesday,
March II, at 10 O'Clock, head horses,
18 head Holstein cattle, II hogs, 80
chickens and farm implements. Free
lunch at noon.
OTTo FRITZKE, Prop.
W. T. Dooley, Auctioneer.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-03-13
BANK STATEMENT

We ask you to look over our
last statement to the u. S. Comp
troller, which appears elsewhere
in this paper. You will note the
splendid increase in deposits and
resources during the last three
years.
In calling your attention to this
statement, we respectfully solicit
either all or part of your buSi-
ness. 3 per cent interest paid
on certificates of deposit and
savings.
All matters intruSted to us will
receive prompt and careful at
tentiOn.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-03-13
Business Directory.
Wisconsin Tobacco Statistics.

Tobacco growing begsn in wisconsin,
50 years ago. Stafo
Is counties now produce dis Q
1900 acres were grown in 1912.
Average yield in Wisconsin abouTI
so 900, 600 pounds.
Brings wisconsin farmers annual in
come of Sc, 100000.
2.OO0,OOO spent annually Tor handling,
storage and insurance.
Edgerton has 81 warehouses on 1nsur-
ance map. - :.
The sixth important agricultural in
dustry in the state.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-20
Contracts Filed

These contracts were filed in the coun-
ty clerks Office today
North End Realty Co, owners, with
finish building, $1,000; no location given:
Herman h Weis, owner, with Fred
BalaR, contractor, carpenter work, 3d.
100; 81 Burnett street, Maplewood.
Charles Jones. owner, with Thomas L.
MurrIn, contractor, all work except
plumbing. $500; east side of Carteret
street, north of Godfrey road, Montclair.
Mrs. William Goss, owner, with VIII
Jam Goss' e9n nG er nran ana complete
Annie Taylor, owner, with Tiger Elec-
trie Co., contractors, electrical work,
S119; 470-47e Parker street.
william Nietman, owner, with ), Pes
kin, contractor, painting, $2loi IL Minahs
Joseph Lautcr. owner, with NJ u
liesnyi contractor painting, S2i5; 1860
Hilton avenue, Hilton
Gus Welt, owner, with NJ. UlliesnYli
contractor, electrical work, S65; 1000 Hill
tonn avenue, Hilton.
Ebert Watero, owner. with Henry
Weber, contractor, painting. $500 1911
with Louis Kramer, contractor, plumb
ing, Si706; same premises. Same owner
with Sharkey & Halstead, contractors,
mason work, $500; same premises. Same
owner with Carlton 4 Henderson, con
tractors, carpenter work, 5000; same
Thomas f. Crowley, jr,, owner. with
Edward Kern, contractor, plumbing,
SSH kingman road, Tuxedo Park, South
Orange. Same owner with August i.
Hinrichseu, contractor painting, SiSa
same premises Same OWNER With Walter
A. Lawson, conlractor,f steam heating.
$3.50; same premises. same owner with
Finer .. Wilson, contractor, electrical
work, sos: same premises, Same own
or with John Becker, contractor, carpen-
ter work, S5.4fo; same premises.
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one car fowls sold at 157sc. Broilers
are easier and more plentifui. very
few turkeys, ducks and geese were Oh
the market and are not wanted.
Prices: Brothers, 2Sa3lc; fowls, l5hsa
Ice: old ROSTERS, lie; turkeys, lie;
old ducks, 13M14s4; geese, llqll4ae.
Guinea fowls. pair, .7o9soc; pigeons
pair. 35640c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Broiler arc
becoming more plentiful, and We're
easier by &c yesterday. There was no
change in fowls, the demand being
for high-grade Western stock. Mar
ket wi1l clean up fairly well today,
and should be in better shape next
week. In frozen poultry little was
doing yesterday, and the market was
featureless. Prices follow: Fresh
killed turkeys, average, a H., 11glSc
Broilers. philadelphia, fancy. 11s lbs.
each. q h., 3SM40c; lbs. each, S6q3Se.
Fowls. Western, boxed, 60 lbs. and
over to dozen, 1sc; Sc to AZ lbs, 16@
16Iac: under 80 lbs, 13h@14c; in bar
rels, iced. ) lbs, 16I2c; fancy, scalded.
16c: Western and Southern, poor,
12n18c. Ducks, spring, Long Island,
Ice. Old ROSTERS. 11h412c. Squads,
white, 10 lbs. to dozen, 1919; lbs,
1925. Frozen-Turkeys small, West
eFn, selected, hens and toms, 25G26c;
Kentucky, 2SG231ac; Texas. 22c; old
hens, 23c; old toms, 23c. Broilers. IL
to box. milk fed, fancy. Is to "a lbs,
zoe: corn fed, isc Chickens, milk
fed, 81 to SO lbs. to dozen. 16q17c;
corn fed. 141am15c. Fowls, Western,
boxed, so lbs. and over to dozen, 19c;
so to So lbs, 1412915e; old ROSTERS,
12012iac.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-20
A Mystery of Diplomacy.

OF disappearances, most mysterious
was the case of Benjamin Bathurst,
who vanished on November 20, lsos,
while engaged on a secret mission for
the British foreign office Vienna
was the young diplomatist's objective
and, with a friend and valet in a
postchaise, Perleberg, a small post
ing town in North Germany, had
been reached. Here Bathurst supped
and slept, awaiting tho arrival of
fresh horses Waking, he asked If
the horses were ready and passed
out of the inn door to make inquiries.
Eight people saw him go out, but
none ever set eyes on him again.
Various theories were set afoot---
Napoleons spies, robbers, illness.
About three years ago, in the forest
near Perleberg, a skeleton was dis
covered with hole in the skull as
from heavy, blunt instrument. Was
| it that OF "the English lord" as
Perleberg people surmised ?--London
Taller --
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Madison Notes

Miss Dorothy Puddington, who has
just finished her sophomore year at
Smith College, is spending her sum-
mer vacation at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archer C. Pud-
dington, on Madison avenue.
John V. Gogerty has signed the
contract for the repaving of Alex
ander avenue. Brittin street, from
Alexander avenue TO Greenwood ave-
nue., and Grove street for the same
distance, which was awarded to him
by the council He contracts Ia
macadamize these streets at A cents
per square yard, and will begin work
at once. The streets will be paved
for a width of sixteen feet, except
where property owners lay curbs and
cutters. and here the streets Will be
paved their entire width.
The Misses Ruth and Helen Pier
son have returned from Smith Col
lege and are at the home of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Pier
son, of Watching avenue.
John T. Muchmore. of Brittin
street, has broken ground for the
erection of a house on his property,
Fairwoods, in Madison avenue
Charles Brannick. of Ridgedale
avenue has been appointed special
marshal to patrol the North street
section on Saturday and Sunday
nights.
Miss Gertrude Waters, of Green
wood avenue, is a guest of her uncle,
Alfred Corey, of Parsippany.
Herbert Lum has commenced the
erection of a new house or lower
Main street.
The second round of tennis for the
presidents cup will be played to-
morrow afternoon on the Madison
Golf Club court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Bertrand,
of Bruins street, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Mary
IT,, to G, Harry Interest, of Me-
tuchen.
Miss Ruth Stowell, of Green ave-
nue.. principal of the Madison Acad-
envy. has left to spend her summer
vacation in Vermont.
An adjourned meeting of the Conn
mon Council will be held in the coun-
Gil chamber on Monday evening.
Mrs. w Reginald Baker and chill
dren sailed today for a stay of sew
eral weeks in Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtis James
have returned to their estate in New
port after having been guests of Mr..
Jamess mother. Mrs. d. Willis
James, of Madison avenue.
Miss May Allen, of NeY York city,
who has been the guest for week
of Miss Julia Cantwell, of Ridge
dale avenue, will return to her home
| tomorrow.
A. ]. Mcdonald, of Green avenue,
will leave this afternoon to spend
the weekend with friends in Pater-
son.
Miss Dorothy Hope has returned
from college and is spending her va
cation at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Hope, OF
Florham Farms.
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New York Produce Market

BUTTER-The market opened veal;
and closed in the same condition
yesterday, and there was a drop of
1hc on best grades. This decline was
confined to creamery stock. Process
was trihe firmer and ladies' were
unchanged. Packing stock continues
in good demand. Foreign butter is
selling at a small profit. Prices:
. Creamery extras, 27A@271aci firsts,
4 32W223c; State dairy, tubs, finest,
CSC; good to prime. 2s@25c: common
NtQ fair. 20@2212c; process extra, 211aGD
7zc: firsts, 20921c; lower grades,
171a619c; ladies'. current make. firsts,
1872 M20c; seconds. Ice; packing stock,
current make, No. 2, 1Sc; lower
GRADES. 151s@17c.
s. CHEESE-Trading was quiet yes
. &erday, with unchanged quotations,
excepting for average fancy, which
was 14c lower. Tone of the market
was easier and prices may be trifie
lower next week. Jobbers stocked UP
sufficiently Thursday and yesterday
SO as not to be on the market to-
day. Prices: State, whole milk,
fresh colored and white, specials,
15A d15ssc; colored and white, aver
age. fancy, 14Ac; undergrades, 1870
14zc. Daises. 159s@16c: State, skim,
lfeSn specials, lZUlz52c; poor 10 IalT,
5n912c; full SKINS or badly defective.
11s44c.
EGGS-Demand yesterday was for
high grade stock NUM- Der of the
chain stores are using April storage
eggs in place of current receipts, be-
cause they cost less and are of better
quality. There is an accumulation OF
medium grade eggs. The high quail
<ty and low qualities are selling.
There has been through the week good
trading in early stored eggs. some of
the metropolitan distributors feeling
that they cost less now than they
will in the fall Duck eggs have be-
come so poor and scarce that their
quotation is eliminated. Not many
foreign eggs are coming, but there
will be plenty of them in the winter.
Prices follow: Fresh gathered extras,
9SM25c: extra firsts, 22@221ac: flrsts,
206211ac: dirties, No. l, 17@1Sc; No. 2,
11416hc; Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites. as to size and quail
ity, 23m27c; hennery browns. 23@25c;
browns and mixed colors, 1912 @2Sc;
European eggs, fresh, 120 doz. cases.
fair to good. 171sd19c.
LIVE POULTRY-There were fif-
teen cars of freight stock unloaded
yesterday and one car of scattering
coops by express. Trade was slow
even for the last day for buying stock
for the weeks consumption. Re-
ceivers tried to get Ice for fowls, but
sold the bulk for 15s4. At auction of
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF 1NTENTIoN-Board-ss Of st


NOTICE OF INTENTION-Board-e street
and Water Commissioners.
Pursuant TO a resolution adopted by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
of the City of Newark, al meeting held the
eighteenth day of June 1914. and approved
nv the Acting Mayor of the City of Newark
on the nineteenth day of June, 1914, public
notice is hereby given that it is the inten-
ton of tho Board of Street and Water Com
missioners of the City OF Newark, under and
by virtue of provisions Of the act entitled
IAN Act to Revise and Amend the Charter
OF the City of Newark" approved March
1Ith 1851, and the supplements thereto, ana
the act creating the Board OF Street and
rk approved March 18th, 1891, and other
pubic laws Of tho State OF New Jersey, 10
order and cause the vacation of OLD WOOD
STREET. from n property line located about
n feet south of Sixteenth avenue to The
south line Of Sixteenth avenue. and from
the north line of sixteenth avenue to a prop
erty line about 316 feet north Of Sixteenth
avenue. except sucls portion Of Old Wood
street Included within the present limits Of
south Fourteenth street. according to a map
on flo In the Office of the Chief Engineer,
known as No. 11lS-N.
Such persons as may object thereto are
requested TO present their objections in writ
ing TO the Clerk of said hoard at the office
sioners City Hall. Newark, on or before the
expiration Of twenty days from date OF this
notice.
By direction of the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners of the City Of Newark.
NJ. X. SHERRERD,
Chief Engineer.
Newark n T.. June 20, 1914. jea0-st
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REAL ESTATE


TOW \ SHIPS
| Mary 7. Savage and hus 10 George
j.. baker. Orange. S Hayward
ST, 100 II W fr Thomas ST. 35xIno
| Christopher Blank to Charles
| Meiele, fryington. S S Laurel az
- II @ f. Webster HV. 30xs1.....
Henry N. Radcliffe 70 John Was
mer. 5r., Irvingtou. " s Smith
st, 30 II n fir Clinton ar, 3lx115:
and other tract .........I.,...,
May ). LeFeore and bus To Branch
Brook Bldg and Loan Assn,
ifYington, S Smith 81. 80 fl
fr Clinton ay West, 3lx11s; and
Model Realty and Const. co. TO
Frank Million, Millburn, Ro=
land ny, go fl o fr Milton st,
lOONlO0 ......4....-. .........
Robert G. Macdonald to William
Forth ct al, Belleville, Pros
pect st al W cor William Forth's
land. s4XlO0 ..................
| Peoples Land and Imp. Co. 10
Thomas q. Smith, East Orange,
" North Maple av, 1Ss # S FIR
Rutledge av, 43x100 .........
Bloomfield Bldg and Loan ASST to
Stella Van Derhoof, Caldwell, cen
tire Campbell av, $50 # fr Cen
trail av, 1X7j .................
Same to Celia S. Medler Caldwell.
centre Campbell av, 1s6 # W fr
Central av, $50 fl. 9 In. 130..
Stella Nanderhoof to Bloomfield
Bldg and Loan Assn, Caldwell.
centre Campbell av, is6 # " fr
Central ay. 1870 TT. 3 In. 130..
Mnrlan Land CO. to Michael j.
O'Connor, Nutley. " Washing
ton ay, 35t fl 5 FIR Centre st,
Lydia sNitzer to Frank L.
sehleicher, East Orange, 5
North Brighton av, $50 IT FIR
Effngham r. North to Edward II.
Holmes, Montclair, W cor
Mountain ay extension and
bloomfield av, 34xIS2 ...........
Susan NJ. specht and hus (trus-
tee TO George W. Perry. West
Orange, Lawrence ay, 173 fl "
fr South Valley st, 50x11S. .......
George W. Perry to Susan NJ.
srecht, West Orange, same prop
William E. HOLLYWOOD to e. $.
Hurd & Co, Inc, East Orange.
S Chelsea pl, 1S5 TT fir Glen
wood av, 24x106 ..............
The W. J. Rich Development 60.
to Elston Il. Pearce, West or
ange, II s sheffield ter, 80 It II
fir Lowell ay, 50X1 10. ..........
Iudfles ctullheti JI.s ~ mutual III
vestment Assn, South Orange, n
Springfield ay, 20 IT W FIR Pros
pect st, 80 acres; and other tract
Mutual inv. Assn to Paul Il.
Menk, South Orange, W cor
Park aY and Alden pi, f00xf00;
and other tract ..-.............
Edward p. Hasslnser TO Philip J.
Bowers & Co., Nutley, W S Myrtle
aV, 11S it fir AUondale road,
6jx140; and other tract. ........
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jun11-1at

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the Committee ON Roads, Assessments and
Speedway Of the Board Of Chosen freeholo-
ers of the County of Essex, New Jersey. at
a meeting Of said committee, 70 De held al
the Court House Room 5121. Newark New
D m for the repairing, widening and re-
eurfacing Of Pompton Turnpike, from bloom-
field avenue 10 the Passatc County line, II
the borough OF Verona and township OF
Cedar Grove in accordance with plans sd
speciflcations prepared by Frederic -
Eeimer County Engineer.
Plans and specifications Tor TINS WORK
may be inspected at the ONCE OF the COUNTY
Engineer Sl4 Court House, Newark y J
Each bid must be enclosed ia sealed en-
,-ione with a certified check in the sum OF
ave thousand dollars $4,000, payable 20
The order OF r. W Booth. County Collector,
I5ssex County. said envelePe uvst be al
dressed 10 William Cardweii Chairman Com
Yaittee on Roads. Assessments and Speedway.
and Endorsed as follows. Proposals fer re-
pairing widening and resurfeciug Pomp-
ton Turnpike IN the Borough OF verona and
Township Of cedar Grove.
The successful bidder Will be requirVd TO
furnish 10 the county a bond with sufficient
surety IN the fun amount Of the coLtraei
price conditioned for the faithful perfor
nance Of said contract; together with oone
thousand dollars lS1o.000l conditioned for
Are proper maintenance OF said road, TO
tbe satisfaction Of the County Engineer and
Inc Board Of Chosen Freehoiders Of tbs
County OF Essex for period Of one year
from the completion and acceptance Of said
The committee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, ana the action OF said COM
uittee is in all respects subject 10 the aii-
proval Of the Board Of Chosen Freeholdeis
FREDERIC A. REIMEe
ieiSl7sO24.2T County Engineer.
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TRANSFERS

Charles G.. Meyer TO William l..
Schoonover, W cor Fourteenth
av and South Twelfth st. 27x155
Arthur j. Crane to Mary Z. Hull,
Chelsea nv. $50 &c fr IRE
mont av. 0X100 ................
Katherine L. von Knoblock aud hu9
band to Edward Tieney, q South
Tenth st, $50 # fr Eleventh az,
2Jx1O0 .#...............
Sarah T. w. Sims and hus to Carlo
Grille, Nassau st, cor Robert
Campbell's lot, 39x71 ............
Sophia knaner to John Muha, 8
South Sixth st, 175 It n fr Fiji
teenth ay. 25x100 ...............
Lueius N. Alanley ct ais. to Alfred
J. de RaismeS, II W cor Dead
Creek in John Crawford's mea-
dow, Z acres ................
Chester n. Jones ct al. TO same,
same property ..................
Margaret damage to b. Adele Gen
ung, Orchard st, 100 fl II fr
Pennington st, 20x200 .........
Newark Home Builders Co. to Max
Tenenberg, Avon av, 80 IT
fir South Nineteenth st, 25x1OO
Silyerius 4. koellhoifer to Frank
II. Lasar, West Market pl,
$50 # Q fr Shipman st, 30xJ0. -.
Frank ii. Lasar To Silyerius A.
Koellhoffer. same property.
Harriet England and hus 10 10
seph Hegu, 5 s Runyon st 80 1t
Fl Fifth ay, 25x100. ...........
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uALLS.IREET
Market Closes Firm - Rock
Island Reorganization DOM
mates Early Dealings.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Aside from
some slight activity at higher prices
~ the various issues of the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific railway and
the Rock Island Company in connec-
ton with the reorganization plan,
there were no features of interest in
today's early market Gains in the
securities of the operating company
We're from 4 substantial fraction to
~ points. Even the issues of the
Rock Island holding company, which
are subject to effacement under the
new plan, We're inclined to improve.
Elsewhere in the list changes were
without note and trading was ex-
~tremely light.
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Approaching Meetings of
New Jersey Corporations
Compiled by Clarence Hodson & Co.,
Newark.

Compiled by Clarence Hodson & Co.,
Newark.
Wednesday, June 24-Passaic and
Delaware Railroad Company. Annual
meeting of stockholders. Passaic and
Newark Electric Traction Company,
Newark. Annual meeting of stock
holders. First National Bank of Ho-
boken. Directors meeting for dec
laration of dividend.
Thursday. June 25-National Silk
Dyeing Company. Paterson. Dividend
payable.
Friday, June 2G-Newark Fire In
surance Company, Newark. Direc-
tors meeting for declaration of divl-
dend. Stock sales ex-dividend.
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Jersey interpretations
TRENTON. June 2O.-Among tn

TRENTON. June 20.-Among the
New Jersey charters just filed are:
Aubertin Schneider Company, New
ark object, to deal in lumber: cap
ital, 100000 Incorporators. George
n. Aubertin, Henry Schneider
George M. Dempsner, Newark.
Feind-Hain Drug Company, Inc,
Newark; object, drug enterprise;
capital, $150,0o0. Incorporators, Frank
w. A. Hahn. Frank Feind, Mary j,
Hahn, Newark
Spring Realty Company, East Or
ange; object, real estate; capital, $780,
600. Incorporators. Jerome d. Ged-
ney. Stanley L. Gedney, Harry II
Picking, East Orange.
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IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY-To
Nicholas LaYruk;
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court OF
Chancery made on the twenty-irst day OF
May, A. p. nineteen hundred and fourteen.
wherein Rosalia I.avruk IL petitioner and
YOU are defendant, you are required TO APP
pear plead, answer demur TO the petit
toners petition on or before the twenty
second dav Of July next. or in default there
OF such decree VIII be taken against you as
the Chancellor shall think equitable and
Just.
The said petition is filed for the purposes
Of obtaining a decree of divorce dissolvine
the marriage between YOU and the said petit
toner on the ground OF desertiop
JULIUS FlrLDMANN,
Solicitor OF Petitioner
500 Broad street. Newark, n. !!
my2s, sQ,jes, 1879
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING-sTREEr
PAVING WORK.
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER COM
AiISSIONERS.
Public notice Is hereby given that the pre-
lininarv schedules prepared by the Board
Of Commissioners of Assessments for Local
improvements, and showing the probable
amounts to be assessed on properties spe-
cialIy benefited by the following improve
'i9 Paving OF DEMAREsT STREET. from
Hawthorne avenue TO Bragaw avenue, with
bitulithic pavement on six 90 inch con-
Pa Paving ing Of DOVER STREET, from South
Orange avenue TO ago feet south Of Cliff
street. with bituiithic pavement on six
Co inch concrete foundation;
Grading, eurbing, tagging and paving Of
LAKE STREET, from Bloomfield avenue to
Elwood avenue with asphalt block pave
ment on a six go inch concrete foundation.
Grading; eurbing. Tagging and paving I1s.u OF
field avenue to Elwood avenue. with brick
pavement on a six 90 inch concrete founda-
ton: have this day been filed with the clerk
OF this board. and in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 217 of the State Laws
Of 1895, a public hearing will be given by
said Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners to all parties interested in said i'm
| provements. on Thursday. June 25th 1919.
at the office of said board. on the second
| floor Of the City Hall. Newark, n, J., st 80
o'clock ~ m at which time and place the
BOARD Of Street and Water Commissioners
shall proceed 10 hear and adjudleate upon
Z
said board by persons representing proper
ties liable 10 assessments for the above
named Improvement -
| Said tentative assessments comprise all
/ lots tracts and parcels Of land and real
estate liable TO be assessed as aforesaid
! lying on both sides Of
Demarest street, from Hawthorne avenue
/ to Bragaw avenue
| Power ~ rect from South Orange avenue
/ TO 400 feet south of CHI street;
| Lake street. from Bloomfield avenue to
Eiwood avenue;
| North Eighth street, from Bloomfield ave
nue. TO Elwood avenue.
4 lot represents an entire plot OF land,
| whether large SMALL Such property
owners as may object to the above Inn
provement are required TO present their OBJ
| jections in writing TO the clerk OF the board
At the office of the Board of Street and
| Water Commissioners City Hall. on or be
| fore Thursday, June rs, 1914, at 1889
| o'clock y. IN.
! Bv Direction OF the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners of the City Of Newark
! NJ. r. SHERRERD
| Chief Engineer.
Dated june 10. 1914 iel9-5t
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ordinance has been passed by
the Board Of Street and Water Commission
ers and approved by the Mayor Of The city
OF Newark and pursuant to Chapter 80 OF
state laws OF 1903 is hereby published by
title,
An ordinance to provide for the vacation
Of BOND STREET from First street west
erlv.
Passed June Is. 1914.
c. Il. KRAEMER.
President Of the Board of Street ana Wafer
Commissioners.
A. l.. SWAIN
Acting Clerk Of the Board.
Approved June 10. 1914.
+. [. O'BRIEN
jsse-st Actins Mayeg
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New York Stock Exchange

Following are the quotations of the
Gays prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange: