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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-18
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALE.
M. J. O'CONNOR'S SONS AUCTIONEERS
AT THE SALESROOMS. 130-134 Null
BERRY STREET ON MONDAY
MORNING AT II O'CLOCK,
A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNT-
TURE RUGS. BEDS AND PIANOS,
Parlor Suites OF three and Ave pieces in
leather and other coverings, Mission Library
Suites in leather Library and Centre Tables
Pedestals. Upright Pianos. large Mirrors.
DINING-ROOM SUITES
in mission and oak. also Sideboards, Buff
fets, China and Crystal Closets, Dining
Tables in all styles. Leather and Cane Seat
Chairs. Rockers, Couches. Bookcases Desks
small Rugs and Pictures.
BRASS AND IRON BEDS
in various styles and sizes. Hair, Cotton and
other Mattresses Pillows and Bedding
Dressers and Chiffoniers in mahogany. maple
oak and Circassan walnut, chairs and Rock
ers to match: Costumers, Davenports and
Bed Couches.
RUGS AND LINOLEuMS.
A large selection OF Rugs in assorted sizes
and patterns, Stair Carpet, Runners. Art
Squares, Ranges, Gas Stoves, Ice Boxes and
other furnishings.
Locked Storage Rooms Tel. SOL.
NJ. ]. oCoNNoR'S SONS. Est. 1865.
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AN ORDINANCE to provide for the release
and extnguishment of the public right
arising ,d5 from f9s 81 al 'na' y PGr
line rs feet west Of Fifth street except
such portions of Forest avenue included
within the present limits of Second street.
Third street, Fourth street and Fifth street.
Be it ordained by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners of the City OF New
ark follows:
Section l. That all lands in the City of
Newark included within the limits Of that
portion of Forest avenue, the northerly line
OF which is located about 200 feet south OF
Sussex avenue, and extending from First
street to a property line l75 feet west of
Fifth street as shown on a map made for
Messrs. Baldwin q Crane, deed No 221,
March, 1853, on file in the office Of Lehl6ach
of Property belonging to Messrs. Guerln,
Yanderhoof and Gsantner situated In the
Eleventh Ward me Newark ~ Il bsn ed ,b In
intention to relinquish and extinguish the
public right to said street from First street
to a property line 175 feet west of Fifth
street excepting that portion of Forest ave-
nue. included within the present limits
of Second street, Third street, Fourth street
and Fifth street all being shown on a map
on file in the office of the Chief Engineer,
known as No. 1110-V, be and the same are
hereby released and discharged from the pub
lie right arising from the dedication Of such
portion of Forest avenue above described
Section 2. That all ordinances or parts Of
ordinances of the City Of Newark lncon-
sistent with the provisions of the first sec
ton Of this ordinance be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Section 3. That this ordinance shall take
effect Immediately.
Passed April 16, 1914.
c. F. KRAEMER,
President Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners.
A. L. SWAIN.
Acting Clerk OF the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners.
Approved April IT, 1914.
JACOB HAUssLING,
feb1a-5t Mayor.
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Friday, April II, 1914,
Peter A. Delaney, beloved husband
of Elizabeth Delaney, aged bl
years.
Relatives and friends. also the
members of the Newark police de-
partment, are kindly invited to at
tend the funeral from his late rest
dence, so Roseville avenue. on Mon
day. April 90. at $50 a. m, thence
to the Church of st. Rose of Lima,
where at 9:15 a. m. High Mass of
REQUIEM will be offered for the re-
pose of his soul Interment Ceme-
terry of the Holy Sepulchre.
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MARRIAGES

CLARK-DoTY-Aprll IA, 1914. at the
ange, NJ j., by Rev. d. ID. Burrell,
Samuel Albert Clark, of Newark, n. j.,
to Evelyn FitzGerald Doty, of South
Orange
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DEATHS

BAKER-On April II, 1911, at his home,
3S1 Springfield avenue, Isaac S. Baker,
aged 66 years.
Funeral services will be held at
Springfield avenue, on Sunday after
noon, April 10, ut . o'clock. Relatives
and friends are kindly invited. Inter
ment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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ANCoNAS, rose and single comb-My vim
nlngs on four entries this year: Newark
Poultry Association CBamberger's). first on
cockerel first on hen, third pulet; also
special best male bird in Anconas; Cald--
well. first on cockerel. only entry. I have
three grant pens. now mated. and viii book
ANcoNA YARDS. 1Os Marcy av.. East Or
n
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DEATHS

EDWARDS-On April 16. 1914, Samuel,
son of Ester and the late David Ed
wards, aged 45 years.
Funeral services will be held at his
late home, 106 North Third street. on
Sunday afternoon, April 10, at 2 80
O'Clock. Relatives and friends, also
members of Oriental Lodge No. 81, T.
and A. NJ. Apex Lodge No. 16S, X. of
p, and Washington Camp, p. of A,
are kindly invited. lnterment at San
Francisco Cal
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CEMETERIES
Glendale Cemetery

Franklin av. ami Joralemon ST.. Bloomfield.
NJ J. Best located and finest kept. with per-
petuai care to lot owners free; pots OF
graves. Sbo up; single graves Sic. Phone
1873 RfoomHeld
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SEPTEMBER MORN pennants, 1Oc dozen,
81. felt goods; wholesale. BADGER FELT
HOUSE. 400 Chestnut ct, Milwaukee, Wis
STRONG man wanted for driving; must be
experienced wholesale grocery. 294
Springfield av. Apply Monday morning.
TO SELL formula for restoring colors In old
and faded rugs and carpets CALVIN
CARPET CO, 500 Atlantic av.. Brooklyn
TYPESETTER--You maa with some ex
periencc. INTERSTATE MAP CO.. 317
Market st.
WANTED-Manager for retail grocery and
butcher store must be experienced In
ouire 40 Bloomfield ay. city.
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ALL goods left over one year, VIII be sold
at public auction on Friday April a. 1914
3s South Orange av., 10 a. m. s. VAN
PoZNAK, auctioneer By order OF Philip
Krimke loan Office. 20 Academy st. city.
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TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER

TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER
AS OF JANUARY 81, 1914.
In accordance with the provisions of the
nth section of the Act of the Legislature
of the State of New Jersey, approved Febru-
airy %, 1866, entitled Further Supplement
to the Act entitled An Act to revise and
amend the Charter of the City of Newark I"
approved March IL, 1867. l herewith pre-
sent a fun trial balance sheet from the
Auditors ledger, as of January 81, 1914;
JAMES A. ROWE,
AndItnr
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ESTABLISHED fs95--Gienwood Lofts. H A.
Parkhurst. proprietor; high-class exhibition
and utility Carneau Mammoth Homers, Swiss
Mondaine ssquab breeders a speciality. SINGLE
comb White Leghorns. lS0-egg strain, bred
for show and heav ylayers OF heavy eggs
Every hen trap nested Hundreds Of prizeaf
won at Americas breeding shows. 1ig
Gienwood nv., East Orange. Phone Orange
737-R.
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= NJ Il, son o1G Of Rachel and the late stephen
Benbrook.
remains may be viewed at Romer
& Weatherhead's funeral parlors, 319
Main street, Orange, N. j. Sunday,
April 49, 1914, from . to 4 p m. In.
terment ut Basking Ridge, N. j., Mon
day, on arrival of train leaving Or
ange at a. IN.
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pECH-On April Is, 1914, Catherine
Dech (nee Harlighan), beloved wife of

Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, go South Twelfth street,
Newark, on saturday, April Is, at :
O'clock, thence to st. Antoninuss
Church, where a High Mass of Re
auiem will be offered for the repose
of her soul Interment In st. Johns
Cemetery, Orange.
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GREELING-On Friday, April II, 1911,
Anna Greeting, aged Is wears, of 257
Rose street.
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FLORISTS

LEIBSSLE floral and funeral designs =
speciality seeds and plants OF all descrip-
tions. 400 Eighteenth av. rel. 1205-W.
" sVerly.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Surplus under
Martin act...
Redemption ac-
count 1865.
Sayre fund ....
Tichenor fund.
Longworth fund
Assessments col
lected on pri-
Vate sewers
due property
owners 49,.
Damages and
claims pay
able ....,...
Opening dam
ages, awards
unpaid -.
County road as
sessment -.
Assessments to
be refunded.
Reserve fund.
Warrants Issued
and unpaid.
Sinking funds
and interest. 11o.sO2 50
Capital fund,
c.. c. e. F..
Capital FUND,
opening streets
Capital surplus.
Sinking fund
surplus -.
Paving fund
surplus. chap
ter 217.....
Opening fund
surplus, chap
ter s, laws
of 1909 ....
Passaic Valley
sewerage sur
plus .,...
Playground sur
Plus
Dock and ship
canal surplus
Insurance fund
C o m m ission
surplus ....
Additional hos
pital accom-
m o d a ons
surplus .....
Accumulation of
col q C lions.
paVings, chap
ter 217...,
Accumulation of
col o ctlons,
openings, chap
ter 8, lawa
1909 .....
Dept. of Water,
funds for con-
struction stor-
age reservoir
Watershed ex-
tension .....
Track elevation
Ashes and refuse
station ...
Site for fire
house, Walls
burg section.
Almshouse sur
Opening fund
surplus, chap
ter 121. laws
1912 $500.
Market surplus
Department of
Water 49,.
City Home o24 81
City Hospital. 2,645 80
Fire department 1880 SO
ment 42.s7s 40
Public health. 3,749 SO
Shade Tree
Commission 1,222 20
7 layg round
Commission 1,121 2B
City Plan Com
Free Library. 5000 90
Bridges ...... 8 04
Executive Dept.
Board OF Street
/ and Water
Commissioners 1903 rs
Public lighting. 116 30
Sewers q n d
drainage =. 1923 90
Sidewalks $50.
Streets and
highways -. 1851 So
Scavenger 80 so 90
WharVes ....
House sewer
connections
Public baths. 519 81
Repairs to as
phalt streets. 679 10
Surveyors de-
partment $40 80
ment charges. s45 ~
Interest -. 22,305 ~
Contingent -.
Collecting taxes S,948 So
Poor and aims. 632 So
+ Public buildings 1,638 10
Construction and
alteration of
buildings g..
Markets .....
Public schools.
sale of bonds
Custodian of
school moneys 1.ssA54O ~
Public schools
con struction
account . q
Public schools
m a ntenance
account -.
City salaries. 1888 10
City sundries. 1886 70
Printing and sta
District Courts. 75a 4s
Weights and
measures -. 449 80
/ spec ting
meters 80. 81 90
City statistics. 1856 II
:
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MEG REEVY-On April II, 1911, Philip
Michael, beloved son Of Mary and the
late Patrick McGreevy.
Relatives and friends, also knights
of Columbus. Newark Council No 100
and the Holy Name Society of ST.
Antoninus's Church, are kindly invited
TO attend the funeral from his late
residence, 116 Eleventh avenue, ON Tues.
day, April 81, ut s 80 a. m, to st. An
toninus's Church. where a Solemn High
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of his soul Interment in
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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into rest on Thursday
April l6, 1914 Amalia Neigel (nee
Bauer, formerly Gahrl. beloved wife OF
Frank A. Neigel in her Goth year.
Relatives and friends, also the ST.
Augustin Branch No. 365, l.. c. h. A,
and the Rosary Sodality and the
League of the Sacred Heart of st.
Marv's Church. are most respectful
" invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, 152 William street.
q. Monday April 20. at Y:oA a. m, TO
st. Mary's Church, where at 10 O'Clock
be offered for the repose of her soul
-, IN The Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
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PREMO-On April 10, 1914, Elizabeth,
beloved wife OF jeremiah Promo.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, $50 Hunterdon street,
ON Monday, April 20, nj o 80 a. M, to
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament,
where High Mass of Requiem will
be offered for the repose of her soul.
Interment In the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
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Auditors ledger as of December 81.
JAMES A. ROWE
Audit
Real estate and
buildings .,S6blS4,54S OS
ersy -. 1900. 1856 %
DoGp and ship
struetion =. 1875, s52 81
st str r -. es,7ss rs
passaioH Valley
CONSTRUCTION. 2.ses.s4s 90
Additional hos
pital accommo-
struction =. 5sSs5 81
straetion -. 40, 452 63
Special inter
est. Passaio
Valley sewer. 21.S54 II
Special inter-
est. street
= openings 1,z
Special inter
house con-
struction =. 9,S43 rs
. Special inter
est, street
III, laws 1918 1887 rs
Assessments out
ing es''' So. 20 5o9.271 20
Assessments out
standing paw
ter 2l7 -.'.. 4O1.Tas 90
Assessments out
ing sewers. Jb0,26 Do
Assessments out
and F.. $3.50 rs
Assessments out
standing, open
ings $500. 65s1bO ~
Assessments out
standing OPEN
ings, Chap.
1908 -. 1855 As
street Impts. s,77s Al
i. me ments i.o 642 IS
Assessments out
standing house
sewer con-
nections z2,430 eo
Assessments out
standing, re-
pairing. side
walks 1900. b,2bO BIZ
Assessments out
standing shade
trees. 1885,. 80
Assessments out
standing shade
trees. 1907. SS 81
Assessments out
standing shade
trees. 190S... S22 b5
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees, 1907, az DO
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees. 1910. fbA 81
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees. 1911. 474 %
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees. 1879. obf bb
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees, 1913. 6,f2S oS
Opening dam
ages in sus-
pense .,...s SosVSI W
pense 1928 OF
Pavings In sus-
< pense, Chap.
1885 -. 1so,ass SO
pense -. $500 81
vs. suspense s2.67s sB
g,ity treasurer. 1,472.S66 Os
f5omptroer's Of
fl0e ....... lOO W
pense ...... 5000 ss
>. taxes -. 1876 81
estate arrears 1,s11.1s2 20
estate arrears s12 %
Taxes 1906, real
estate arrears 215 IL
estate ear arrears 1924 20
= estate arrears $500 a
estate ear arrears 1893 80
Taxes 1909, real
estate arrears 1,l6e 90
Taxes 1910. real
estate arrears 4,bb6 IL
estate arrears so,s5s II
estate ca arrears ar 100, sos sb
Taxes 1903, real
estate certih-
Gates ...-.. 162 -
Taxes 1904, real
:, Gates -. 1.2O5 81
Taxes 1905. real
estate certii-
Gates ...... $50 %
Taxes 1906, real
estate certifl-
Gates ....... SSs %
Taxes 1910. real
estate certii-
Gates ....4. b8S 10
Taxes 1906, per-
sonai arrears 1881 4s
sonal arrears 4s7ss o5
sonal arrears 1851 ga
sonaI arrears 1850 rs
Taxes 1910, per ,o, .,
sonal arrears 47122 "
7 Taxes 1911, per-
soma, arIeaIs ei'i'S ~
Taxes 1912. per- ono nc
sonal Arrears oS''uA Vo
Cancelled ..ss 1.Os7O52 IA
reserve LOT uil-
soneiS 10 YES b5
Surplus and de- nm =.
nelency - -" o.
Assessnleht oe
nhclehoS' paw rso.o -
lhss "''"'S -
hssessIneht ue-
nclehcy' pay.
ines Shap- oo-,. 80
yer - op'9Ho %
Assessnent de- a,o,o
nclency sewers S3SiV II
Assessment ae-
- 6ciency. c. .. >.
Y. ana - So'f]
Assessment de-
hcency' open 80
\ lnes 49, otSu
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sent a full trial balance sheet fro
Auditors ledger as of January 81,
JAMES A. ROW
Aud
Real estate and
buildings 4.1S4,b46 Oa
erty -. 2.soo,7S6 20
Dock and ship
struction =. 1856 81
str1ction =. ss.Tss rs
Passaic Valley
sewerage con-
struction - z,1bb,64b 81
Additional hos
pital accommo-
da tons con-
struction 49, oSl,26b n
struction -. 27O.45 So
struction 10, 900 90
81 ecial interest,
lev sewer 21.sB4 II
Special interest
street open
ings ........ Al'
Special interest,
Construction s.s4s rs
Special interest,
street open
III. laws 1912 sI.527 rs
Assessments out
ings ..e.t... 51o,ss7 Il
Assessments out
standing, paw
ings, Chapter
Assessments out
sewers ..... 1923 SO
Assessments out
c. and f. sz112 81
Assessments out
standing OPEN
Assessments out
standing, OPEN
ings, Chap.
1903 -. 1888 81
Improvements 8,77s Al
Road improve
mentR 1900. b4z 30
Assessments out
standing house
nections 49,. 20. sos %
Assessments out
standing, re-.
pairing side
walks 1900. b,OOt bb
Assessments out
standing. shade
trees, 1905. -
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees. 1907 IS 81
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees, 1903. gas u
Assessments out
standing. shade
trees, 1909. 8 -
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees, 1910. 4b1 2s
Assessments out
standing. shade
trees, 1911. 4T4 2b
Assessments out
tr rssp'i i9 c 5s7 IS
Assessments out
trees, isis.. 1927 as
Opening dam
pense -. s6. Ss1 s5
Pavings in sus-
pense .... 129,2O6 IL
Pavings in sus-
si7, laws 1896 1883 So
pense -. 4sa,11s 30
suspense -. 75,22s 81
City treasurer. 1.e1747i &c
fee 80. 100 90
pense -. 5000 ss
Leases for
taxes -. 1875 %
Taxes 1913, 1,667,426 30
Taxes 1903,
real estate
arrears 612 %
Taxes 1905,
real estate
arrears 49,. 2lb IL
Taxes 1906,
real estate
Taxes 1907,
real estate
Taxes ieos,
arrears -, 1873 O5
real estate
arrears 49,. 2,146 46
Taxes 1910,
arrears ..... 1862 4s
Taxes 1911,
real estate
arrears 49,. 2O,726 60
Taxes 1912,
arrears 80. s7,so7 a.
Taxes 1898,
real estate
certificate =. 162 a.
Taxes 1904.
certificate 1.2o5 al
Taxes 1905,
real 81 tate
certificate =. s64 05
Taxes 1906.
real s tate
certificate -. 40 40
Taxes 1910
real s ate
certificate =. bSs 10
Taxes 1906, per-
sonal arrears. 81, 3S8 IA
Taxes 1907, per-
sonal arrears. 4s,729 81
Taxes 1908. per-
sonal arrears. 1858 81
sonal arrears. 1859 81
sonal arrears. 47O7s 70
Taxes 1911, per-
sonal arrears. 51,e41 81
sonaI arrears. 1881 %
Cancelled - 1,osZO52 IA
Reserve for un-
collected per-
sonal taxes. So,
Surplus and de-
ficiency 49, $40 81
Assessment de-
ings -. 59,os4 81
Assessment de-
ficiency, paw
217 ......t. 1856 "a
Assessment de-
fciency. sewers 2721o Il
Assessment de-
ficiency, c.,
c. and F.. So,
Assessment de-
ticiency open
ings -..... y,
Assessment de-
ficiency, open
ings, chapter
s, laws 1903. e4,S82 81
ditch 49,. $3.50 so
resources S,sss,72s 7e
Insurance fund
sets -. 174.7s2 20
u o d e in
debtedness SO.sO2.
Temporary loan
bonds, general s,42s,
Temporary loan
bonds, street
openings -. 1870,
Temporary loan
bonds. paw
ings. chap
ter 217...... us,
Temporary loan
bonds, Aims
house con-
struction 49,. 800,
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Statesmen
EXPERIENCED Statesmen WANT.
ED BY HAHNE q co. FOR THEIR
SILK AND DRESS GOODS DEPART
MENTS.
APPLY TO s SUPERINTENDENT
BEFORE 10 A. NJ.
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FOR SALE



ALL kinds Of baby chicks; feed vour o,s.,sz.
r. q q. Growing Food and see fi5a1s
grow; II Is balanced ration for malinH
lone anu muscle. contains the necessary
mineral matter, and is partly predIgested. Il
never causes Indigestion; come to headauar-
tefs for international Sanitary Hoverss. M
great chick mother. and Newton Giant
hrooher stoves; Newton brooders are coal
burning, and come In two Sizes one accom-
modatng 500 chicks and the larger I.sOo
chicks; don't fail to see the .sKo-Ze' hot
water brooder for so chicks 50 80: CyDhers
Hatchaiot. Prairie State. Buckeye. Tinted
ana Peerless incubators delivered to youe
nearest freight station at catalogue prices,
Peerless 6O-egg Incubator will hatch every
natellable egg. Sc We carry heavy felt for
lncnhators and breeders: see the newest
things In sanitary feeders and fountains
chick troughs, etc, made by the Infernal
tlonal people; the '6in-1" feeder and exerss
eiser Is all the name implies: come In ami
look II over; o. X. Litter. 50 %. delivered:
oiled muslin STRAITS chiekgrain contains no
corn Pratts chick food and Conkey's start
ing food; Writings, Pratts and Conkev'ss
White dlarrhoea remedy. FARM AND GAR
DEN, 269 Market st. cor. Lawrence St
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ATTENTION. BARGAINS Six to seven.
foot fruit trees-apple. plum cherry peach
and pear SOC; twoyear-old rose bushes. Zoe;
grape vines. 10c lettuce cabbage pepper
celery and tomato plants loo dozen: lawn
grass seed garden seeds. etc. Come and see
my stock; orders delivered: give me trial;
satisfaction guaranteed at the REIIA Hfsfs--
POULTRY SUPPLY HOUSE. New Jersey >
largest leading poultry and bird store and
pet stock bazaar EDWARD L. BUCHER 100
Mulberry St. opposite Clinton ST. one block
east of Brond ST.. block north of Marker
80
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RITTWEGER-on Thursday, April 10,
1914, our beloved mother, Dorothea
Rlttweger (nee Dietz). widow of John
Rittweger, aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends. also League of
the Sacred Heart of Mary and st. Anna
Orphan Aid Society of st. Peters
Church are kindly invited to attend
the funeral services Monday, April 20,
at 9:15 a. M, from her late residence,
10 Lille street, to st. Peters Church,
where at 10 o'clock n High Mass of
Requiem will be offered for the repose
of her 500. lnterlnent in the Gene
terry of the Holy Sepulehre.
SCHAEFFER-Bnter into rest, on Fri
day, April II, 1914, Mary H., beloved
daughter of Joseph Z. and Mary IL.
Schaeffer (nee steets), aged twenty
years ten months sixteen days
Relatives, friends and members Of the
Rosary Society and Young Ladies' So.
dalty of st. Mary's Church are kindly
invited to attend the funeral services on
Monday morning, April 20, At s:15 a, M,
from her late residence, lis Sixteenth
avenue; thence to st. Mnry's Church,
where High Mass of Requiem will be
offered for the repose of her soul. In
terment In st. Mary's Cemetery.
Thursday, April 16. 1914,
George H., beloved husband of the
late Christina stumpf tnee Speisel.
Funeral service at his late residence,
DOL W oouSlut hNtI-utf oh 'odAuIdhS SNS-
ming, April 49, mt 8 D. m. Funeral at
convenience of family.
Jersey City, on April
10 1911, at his late residence, 2i5
Wilton street, Aaron ]. Zabriskie, in
his Goth year.
Funeral services win be held at In
fayette Reformed Church, Communi-
paw avenue and Pine street, Jersey
city, on Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Interment ut Valleau Cemetery, Ridge
wood, N. j., on Sunday.
Months Mind.
Months Mind High Mass
of REQUIEM will be offered for the re
pose of the soul OF Jane Cunning, at
.utuiaDa's Church, Monday, April
20. nj H. M
RELATIVES and friends Invited to at
tend
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EGGS

BROWN LeRhorns. Matching eggs, sc each
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EVERYTHING FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 3
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uoTrsEUOID COoDq.

BRUSSELS carpet. 1915; Upright plano. $40;
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SAYS; hall stand. S5.75. 80 Bridge St, near
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