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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-05-16
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received on
or before noon of the 10th day of May,
1919 by NJ. J. Dickinson, Clerk of the
School Board, Wabeno, Wisconsin, for
furnishing all material and labor for
the erection of two four room school
buildings, according to plans and spec
ifications prepared for same by Foeller
& Schober, Architects, Green Bay,
Wis. Separate proposals for the GEN.
eral Construction, including mason
work, carpenter and mill work, paint
ing, hardware and roofing; on heating
and ventilating; on plumbing and on
electric wiring and lighting. Plans will
be on file on and after May 5th with
NJ. j. Dickinson at Wabeno, Wis, at
the Office of Foeller & Schober, Archi-
tects, Green Bay, Wis, at Builders &
Traders Exchange, Milwaukee, Wis.
Plans may also be had from the archi-
tects on depositlng $1,000 to guarantee
return of same. Certified check of S
per cent of amount of proposal to ac-
company each bid to guarantee that
bidder will enter into contract and fur
nish satisfactory bond within ten days
after award of contract.
The Board reserves the right to ac-
cept or reject any prouosal
Signed M. j. DICKINSON,
School Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-05-16
REV. r. BUYTAERT
DIED SATURDAY
Was Struck by Train at Cole
: man Fridav Morning.


Rev Richard Buytaert of Coleman,
brother of Rev. A l.. Buytaert of this
village, died at Green Bay hospital
Saturday afternoon as a result of in
juries received Friday morning when
an auto in which he was riding was
struck by a train at railrord crossing
in the village of Coleman The engine
struck the rear fender of the auto and
turned it around into the tracks in
such manner that it hit the car a Sc
cond time, hurting it a considerable
distance. Rev. Buytaert was thrown
fifty feet and strikingthe ground, rolled
unto the depot platform. His skull
was fractured, his left side paralyzed
and his right leg smashed He was
taken by train to Green Bay hospital
where the injured limb was amputated.
The funeral was held at Coleman
Wednesday morning. A number from
here attended the obsequies.
Rev. Richard Buytaert was 40 years
of age was we'll known here having
been quite frequent visitor at the
home of his brother. The many friends
were grieved to learn of the accident
and his subsequent death.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-05-16
HoW's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see a
great Improvement in your general
health Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid Of catarrh. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-05-16
Chinook Buys Bergner Home

Albert Bergner has sold his residence
property here to C. o. Chinook. Mr.
Bergner, who is employed by the Under
hill Lumber Co., came up Monaay and
closed the deal. He has purchased an
80 acre farm near Underhill and will
devote a part of his time to farming.
The Bergner family will move to their
new home sometime in June.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-05-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| The Wabeno schools close next week
Miss O'Connor returned to Tiplel
Monday.
Geo. Symes returned from Manitowoc
Wednesday.
Sheriff V. II. John of Crandon was
in town Monday.
VIM. Collins of Carter was caller
in town Saturday.
Mrs. E. Hemenway of Carter was in
the village Saturday.
| Mrs. Joe Juneau returned home from
Green Bay Saturday.
Rev. L A. Dokken of Carter was a
caller in town Friday.
j. II and j. F. Hammes of Padus
were in town Monday
Land agent Chas. Townsend Of Green
Bay was here Tuesday.
L Simonson of Laona was business
caller in town Tuesday.
E .nst Adams and family moved into
their new home Monday.
G.. r. Rietz was over to Ladyamith
on land business last week.
Vim. Rogge, local Standard Oil Co.
agent, has new Ford truck.
Mrs. j. C Reese and Mrs. Mike Ash
beck were ,Laona visitors Saturday.
j VI. Pierce of Laona was business
caller here asst Friday and Saturday.
y Miss Jessie Mallow and Mrs. Frank
James were Laona visitors Saturday.
Cottage for Sale at Ada lake: Cheap.
Inquire of NJ O. Boehm, Wabeno.
Station agent A. H. Strohm of Noun
tain visited with relatives hereSunday.
Frank Ristau has a new Ford car
which he drove up from Milwaukee last
week.
Neal Stronach is back from overseas
duty and is a guest at the Kinsman
home.
+. 0. Rusch returned last week from
mission.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank StrOnach came
fran Tipler Tuesday on visit at the
Kinsman home.
r Christianson returned last week
Eoll hn hos
purchased farm.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Rietz went to
Iron River, Mich, on business Monday
returning Tuesday.
Mrs. H. w. Swan and Mrs. Hattie
Willett returned Wednesday from two
weeks visit at Rock ford, Ills.
Mrs. J. T. Sims returned from Green
Bay Wednesday. Mr.. Sims is getting
along nicely and will be home soon.
Mrs. Henry Sassman of Coleman
came up Saturday to look after proper
ty interests here, returning home Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs AL Kommers and Mr..
Mrs Percie Othensol, of Amigo, were
guests at the L. P. Kommers home Sum
day.
r. Maislein of Two Rivers, lum-
ber buyer for the Hamilton Mfg. Co.
was business caller here tuesday and
Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs John Harter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Volk, Joe Harter and John
Ennders attended the wedding of Jake
Harter at Fond du Lac Tuesday.
Atty. VIM. Baase of Marinette has
been appointed income tax assessor for
Forest, Florence and Marinette coun-
ties in place of Edward Elmer, who re-
signed to become district attorney of
Florence county.
Good teeth mean good digestion and
upon good digestion depend the man
and the mans mind. Neglect of decay
ing teeth means infection, the absorb
ing of poison, which weakens the body
and destroys life. If you could elimi-
nate every decayed tooth in the United
States you would Immediately add at
least ten years to the average life,
save valuable men for useful work and
cut down by at least so per cent the
number Of wasted days spent in illness.
DR.. E. w. Goelz, Dentist
The sun., 1919-02-03
DISCOUNTS SOUGHT
FOR EX-SOLDIERS
Stores Asked to Cut Prices
From 10 to 30 Per
Cent.

Soldiers and sailors may soon be
added to the list OF those entitled to
store discounts, which now include the
minister. actor. school teacher and pro-
fessional shopper.
Through the efforts OF the Shopping
Bureau OF the National League for
Women's Service, 257 Madison avenue.
arrangements are being made TO have
retail clothing, furnishings. furniture
and other stores grant discounts to
soldiers and sailors ranging frum 10 to
30 per cent.
Some OF tho firms are willing. It Is
said, to supply goods at reduced rates
only to men IN uniform. while other
houses will make discounts permanent
TO those who can show honorable dis
charges granted for service In tho war.
Discounts of 10 per cent. on clothing
purchased by men in uniform or dis
playing discharges and as high as 30
per cent on Furnishings are further In
creased, It Is stated, In those extreme
cases where AID Is being granted by
Government agencies and the Red Cross
organization.
The sun., 1919-02-03
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
British Embargo to Be
Fought by New Workers

TAKING the stand that the ship
ment of cloaks suits and
skirts Is not to be considered
an invasion of British trade rights
or an imposition. Ia View OF the fact
that prior to the outbreak OF the
war the Central Powers enjoyed
such trade. the Cloak, Suit and
skirt Manufacturers Association is
planning to take immediate action IN
all effort to try to have removed
the embargo restricting shipments OF
clothing to England. The associ@-
ton will protest through its export
bureau here.
At tho annual meeting OF the
United Waist League OF America, TO
be held in this city tonight. plans
will be made for concerted action to
oppose the British trade restrictions.
The sun., 1919-02-03
strike Threatens Fur Trade.

Manufacturers and workers IN the fur
Industry in this city have been unable
10 reach an agreement and II Is expected
that a strike call involving all the work
ers who are members OF the furriers'
union probably will be issued to-day or
tomorrow. Negotiations between the
members OF the Associated Fur Manu-
ia"turers. Inc. and the union have
ended. 1t was announced yesterday
Manufacturers say the demands ara
OF such nature that they might as
well turn over to the workers the en-
tire conduct Of their business as to grant
them.
The sun., 1919-02-03
AssJG NMESTs or MORTGAGES.
MAMMA finn

,srH ST. ~ ". mtg SIS 900; Water st,
400. mtg $4,000, Amsterdam Gv, . cor
is.d Ut. Mtg SS2,OoO; SSH St, l7d v
West End aV. mtg $1,000, "a ~, lg2->
W, mtg $50. 900. 1924 ST - 40 " lst
av, inig t63OCO--M Josephine Fly, iDiiv
and. sxtTH VIM II ELY, II Aioo Fly
,hAmbcrs. SOS Madison aN, 1ui JIlia
Ely Dow l. p 65th ST; atty, Titis Guar
& r Co l76 Bway; sssns, total. S2l4, 900
\ ORJHERN Az, n W cor isist Ut. a I TO
suboTn Int Of 3io.ooo In mtg $50. oop--
The sun., 1919-02-03
Fur Auction starts To-day.

The midwinter fur auction sale OF the
New York Fur Auction Sales Corpora
ton will open this morning IN the audi
forum of tho Masonic Temple, West
Twenty-third street. The estimated value
OF the furs 10 be disposed OF during the
week is 100000. the larges, Offering
ever submitted to the trade In this city
Buyers are in attendance from all sec
lions OF the United States and also n
few from England. France and the
Scandinavian countries
The offerings for to-day include 227
wolverine. Gal fisher. 36S Russian sable,
1881 beaver ana 5%7 silver fox.
The sun., 1919-02-03

Women's wear manufacturers say that
while some dolmans are being sold In
the local market. buyers generally arc
showing a preference for capes These
are developed IN many new and attrac-
tive SYKES, with shirred panel vests,
draped or surplice Collars. which con-
ttnue and form the fronts. reaching to
the waistiine. or even draped backs
which retain straight lines.
The sun., 1919-02-03

are to the effect that II will take several
months 20 readjust conditions.
In this connection II Is pointed NJ,
that yarn prices have advanced 900 per
cent. during the last three years, ana
they will have to come down to some
thing Ike normal before there VIII be
any great revival in the demand.
The sun., 1919-02-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

9TH Az. 47--Marcus Contracting Co. Inc
agt salmagundl Club Corpn ct al
stM iFcF PRbpfEsTy,cco,nrnosit, M.tsI St tSgS
co agt same; Jan 4, l9fs..........s9s.4O
sAME PROPERTY Siegel Building
Corpn, Inc, agt same; Feb as
SAME PROPERTY--tilob sash 4 Door
Co, Inc. agt same; Jan 2, 1913, .3g4I
SAME PROPERTY-Samus. Iisr6st AIT
SAME Maillard NJ Canda
agt same; Dec ?s, lelT.....,. sass. 90
SAME PRoPERTY-H Il l Lawns Con-
struction Co, Inc, agt same:' Jan IL,
SANE ME PRoPERrY.M l. Weiss is. Inc i' sst
SANE .ST' pR saP islssi Baain. Gdrp%
agt same: Feb 81, S1O,lTa.0S
SAME PRoPERTY-Philip Wiener agt
same Jan Is, lsis....,......, ,...Sl, $50
The sun., 1919-02-03
asTIsFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at.
tOrney


MANHATTAN.
ST NICHOLAS Az. l67-Kate wife Fdw
Smith, 10 Margaret l. Lee; lone 80 $50;
atty. Title Guar Il T Co. l7e Bway an 900
i25TH ST. .. eos W LIST aN. 20.6XIs blk
Michael Fecney to Eva Phipps, Individ
and extrX will Hannah NJ French, 22S
w 122d st; April 81. 1910: ats Frank
NJ TichenOr IS Park Row. $1,000
2D AV, S2s--Edw and Cath A Volg to Poter
Kazban. Sill Il 22sth st; Nov !, 1915;
atty, Oscar r ] HeimstAdt, i4Js White
Plains av. cor 23eth si..,.....,,..tlbOO
9TH AV, 62T-Fredk " and Marguerite
Maute TO the Bowery saw Hank. 1873
Bowery; Oct Is, 1895 attys, Norwood q
pnley, 1i0 Nassau 1T ,......,......S7,00 900
AVENUE C. n G 9th 81. as 2xsa; Avenue
g. W 3. '2aS n eth st. 2SxS3-Morris and
iiIlssie Lnsman 10 LAWYERS ME co, SO
Liberty sti oct 20; 1915; atty. Lawyers
Title & T Co, 100 Bway $1,000
ZANE PRoPKRTY-Harry and Nettis
Joachim 10 Holman Cohen a CO, SS4
Attn av; Nov rs, 1915; atty, 8 T stern.
,IP sIE n1w " Emma iuo,,ch T., " 900
e Noble, 3i7 T. 18th st; Nov ~. 1911;
atty. Title 4 II 90, 1856 Bway. "a 500
lOsD ST, 70 E-MsDdel and Israel Der.
nanks to Esther ShaikewitE, 2OG7 7th
sv; Jan 9, 1914; atty, Leo schafran. 81
Chambers Observation-Disclosures. 900
The sun., 1919-02-03

>n.r,,,Iru
VIVA, - , 80,
'"''' '""e $40 ~
a''u'irS'
south Of Fourteenth streetl
DIVISION ST, cl'. ~ 4N5ta. p m Jan
a., NJ ", san'hS w. To ~ AZ ,oo1 81 %
sttr II SuwSaurn. 81 chsmhers 81, ,5-OGo
cHERRY ST. SCANNED ~, 7l3x
i5a a " n, water 1t 1i,SII5i. D M
Jan lS-Max Tartakov =; sl 10 ai4
two,third parts, and Louis Tron,mer. Sds
col sv one-,hird part. due Jan ], 1920
,,;rH ST a2s = s,soT. n m, Jan 90
Rector. &C. OF the 7 + church Of -
Marks In the Bowery TO Rand!oph L
Harriet, rs W Ism 81 and an" nle
~ + 4od ~ ~! C'.. 50 900
Fast Side.
=, r,,, .,..,,,. n.,,,o., vor,,..r,h
'I"'' VI F''.a s,,ntn ',V '''
ON oao = ' oo ., p,
iervis Land limit TO % Metropolitan
say Bank, ~ tooGsr SQUARE y; US
~ a''S' iit7 o. ~
00TH sr, SO e 5oxloo1i p m, Jan
ai-nehl hsrherh 70 ,,nFIIns enes.y o,
81 ~, d 6waS' que !, 10 o,c' Ut 's.s
ss.'"' avg ga VA "a neo
h"aF ''''''' '..'. '''''''''
West Side
and tOih streetsb
soTJ sr 1so W 100 .. II M Ian al
Az. ma Manuel tiorz.lsz 20 Nau1e
Te.r Fststes Inc, 50 Bw9v ,rstals 5G.
st,v TIt'n 'iuar 4 n 90 ia p%sr - ZOO
'p'o"n'
The sun., 1919-02-03
ARRivALs-suNpAY. FED. :.

Baitleship Connecticut. Bres., Jan. -.
s. Oristano. HUI Jan. 10.
So Great City, Dunklrk. Jan 10.
IS Rapidan. Bordeaux. Jan. -.
So Rihe. Cardiff. Jan. Q
Mot orsh.p Scalandla. Manila. Dec. I.
S. Caddo. Cristobal, Jan. IS
SIS crawl Keys. Maian1as, Jan. %,
So Lake Hemluck. Cristobal, Jan. p.
- Charyhdis. bermuda. Jan. 81
81 san Matco. Port Iymou, Jan. 20.
So Concho, Puerto Plata, Jan. IS.
s. Sag Harbor. Havana. Jan. y.
So 1'hordis, Cristobal. Jan. -
IS Rayo, Fort Arthur. Tex, Jan -.
SIS Fenn Mobile. Jan. H.
Sc Santa Clara Philadelphia. Feb. l.
S Princess Anne, Norfolk. Feb. |.
Bark none, Montevijeo, Nov. 4.
The sun., 1919-02-03
Fail 10 Return Dye Qu~stionnsires

WAsHINGroS, Feb. members OF the
taited states Tariff Commission express
regret at the slow return Of question
Eaires sent TO tho dye manufacturers
and users In the United States. Only 81
replies are said to have been returned
out OF 2G7 requests mailed.
The Information sought in confidence
Is said TO have an important bearing on
tariff regulations. duties and the pro-
posed amendment to the present act.
The sun., 1919-02-03

Market fOF u. y. Goods.

There Is a market in British South
Africa and the johannesburg for nrner-
Gus kinds Of American goods. some OF
ths important ones being boots. shoes,
slippers and haberdashery. according 70
sher.
The sun., 1919-02-03
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

= S. cruiser Charleston, at Brest.
S. Santa Tulsa, at Antofagasta.
IS Morristown, at Falmouth,
- PastoiPs, at la Pallice.
SIS Bayonne. At Savona
IS City of Atlanta, at Savannah.
The sun., 1919-02-03
Italy Needs. Machinery

70. 4 merchant in Italy desires "a secure
an hEenoy for the sale OF coal for ma
thlnery. gas, -fouRdries and FORCES
VI An agency Is desired by q man in
france Tor the sale Of motor car acces
.oIHs, supplies for motor car bodies. small
tno.s, drills. taps and belts.
~. man In Italy desires to secure an
ss-ncy for the sale Of coal and metals In
Italy. '''
30 A commercial agent In France de
stss TO secure an agency with q stock oi
Soo1s FOR the sale OF glass and glassware
ltsther beltings. luhricatins oils. eheml-
"a products. soda and dyostuns
80 BUSINESS man In Italy desires II
secure an agency for the sale Of skins
gathers and uppers for boots and shoes
-. \ man IN France wishes TO SECURE
th agency for the sale OF leather for
shoes
30. man in France desires to secur,
p agency for the sale OF ready mad,
ZONES for men and women. and all sup.
p!leS Tor the Manufacture Of clothing. such
90 cotton and woollsn cloth, buttons
fdNeaeTs and sewinn thraad
The sun., 1919-02-03
Seeks CeIluIoid Articles.

g. arm In Italy desires to purchase
ostulcld and horn toilet articles, tooth
brushes. soaps, perfumery. notions and
household articles.
81 man in France wishes TO secure An
agency In that country for the sac OF foods
~ all kinds.
cure an agency in that country for The sale
Ot American goods.
CO. A Frenchman who Is now in mis-
country desires to secure agencies in Be
GUM and northern France for the sac Of
Automobile delivery trucks. automobile az
cNsaoTies. automo bile trucks VITA hydraulic
hoists malt and hops and canned foods.
10. 4 hrm In Italy desires to secure an
II An importer in Belgian Congo de-
streS TO secure an agency for the sale in
belgium, Great Britain and Italy OF food :
stuffs, hardware and building materials.
10, A man In France desires to secure
agency with stock Of goods for the sale
Of motor bodies. artihcia! leather.
palate and varnishes ami trimmings.
IL An agency is desired by "a man in
Nigeria for the sale OF American goods of
at kinds.
communication with exporters OF gen
cral merch andise.
IS \ man in Italy desires to secure an
agency for the sale OF bicycle parts and
accessories.
t. Tho representative OF a firm in Co
ombiA who 10 In this country at the pres
INT time desires TO purchase complete
.od loading plant. coal gas plant. Il milk
dbtributinE plant and apparatus and ma
ehinsry for q new water system and a car
eonated water plant for city OF $4,000 In
hAbitAnts
II. A man in France desires to secure an
'ssncy with q stock OF goods for the sale
(: :oois;uSs c: al kinda and chem!ca!
IS A arm IN Italy desires to purcha.. OF
70 secure an agency for the sale OF rubber
The sun., 1919-02-03
Business Troubles.
Petition in bankruptcy

ALICE J. MAMA voluntarv petition ot
Alice J. Mann, 253 East seventy second
STRAIT shows liabilities Of LESS ana no
assets The three largest creditors are :
b. Altman 4 Co. Thirty fourth street
and Firth avenue, s6Os; John "an6a
maker Uron iway and Tenth street. $500.
and the Merchants and Bankers Bus!
ness school, 81 East Fif;y-eishth street
sl8e. Myron Suizbergor, rs PARK ROW
Is the attorney.
The sun., 1919-02-03
-tHIHuLN HOMES WANTED.

WANTED AZ XIV r,-'r uH.s .r
-ln.r'.l l,.y.., 1p r,0' co." p.r'f...-'. srr.'r1f
iuu..rr lH.sr. '.. .,...'.'... Dot V-fsr
n,afI... s.- l.rt. rHraEr. r,..u I.E asout
telephone number MANLY, 200 NeIt s.th
street. CireIs Sll.
The sun., 1919-02-03
RECORDED LEASES.

GREENWICH ST. 2s5-2s7, all-sslma Her
cog to Julius Handel and Chss Felber
on tho premises, yrs from May l. 1875;
attys, Greenfield Bros. lis Nassau
18TH ST. .,s-sss W, ground ncEpko
rain SIN to Max Jurs,, III W fiTth IT.
yrs from July /. 1919; address. II SIN
so W 30th st.....,,...........,,. $500
Bronx.
WILLIS Az, sse-,store and six rooms In
rear--Robt Kaplan to Julius Weissman
$50 Willis av, VI from May l. 1918
(option 1 yrs renewal; atty, g Kunts,
40 e l49th st....................S 1890
: & p Bldg co 20 Harry Karp. 1872 GRO
tona Parkway, Is yrs from so days after
building Is ready, for occupancy, Jan 81:
atty, c V HALEY. Jr. sos fremont
sv .................. .p.2o9 to &lAeos
The sun., 1919-02-03
Demand for Yarns Coming.

Some factors in the local markot ara
confident that there will he a decided
Improvement in the demand for yarns in
month or SO, while opinions OF Others
The sun., 1919-02-03
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

SIS Aldan. from Liverpool.
- Oconec. from Madeira
So lIuri sbur-. from Liverpool,
SIS Bloemfontelu. from Calcutta
IS III sud from Galveston.
IS ri Almlranic. from Galveston.
= Menus. from New Orleans.
The sun., 1919-02-03
Would Sell steel.

-, An agent IN France desires to Re
placed IN communication with American
manufacturers and exporters for the sale
u s'esis OF all kinds. tool machinery and
co.'s.
80. firm of Chinese merchants in Trim
.Aad desires 10 secure agency for the
"a! OF motor care and rubber tires
~, man In Italy desires to secure an
exclusive agency for the sale OF typewrlt-
cs.ds f'''S
, 80. An agency Ia desired ny man in
,ahce for the sale OF food products cof-
roe chocolate. coca, sugar. wheat, whiskey
"'Cohp. and beer.
- men in Italy desires 20 secure an
tsncy for the sale of medium grade pleas
.rs type automobiles
H. man In France desires 10 s.cure
agency for tho sale Of Agricultural ma
'hinsry and Implements
80, man IN Norway desires 10 pur,
Ease one pair Of registered silver foxes or
tHcA foxes. The inquirer may pnrchase
are " the prices are satisfactory
~. building constructor in Italy de-
,Tes to purchase lumber for construction
NnEk and house building. Pitch pine Is
especially debIred
-. An agency l. desired by arm In
rance for the sale OF bicycles motor
'ye."s and spare parts
As Importers OF shocks in ITALY desire
purchase lumber for making shocks to
10 used for lemon boNes.
~ y man in France desires TO secure
"Esnry with stock of goods for the
ga. % hosiery.
The sun., 1919-02-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Cnitcd States Coast aud Gcode,ic Survey
Standard Time.
sun riss.". :0G N sun sets....s:H NJ
Moon sets ......S:i6 y VI
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook".9;13 4 NJ Gov. Island. .e:I A N
Hell Gate. Ill .l6 A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 3 90 A NJ Gov. Island. 1881 A n
Hell Gate..... . 20 4 VI
The sun., 1919-02-03
LIS PENDESS.
Brnnx.

TINTON Az, Sl6--Charies II Lott, as ,exr,
aEt Cahtie Dahlmeyer (foreclosure OF
mortgage; attys, Wise & Gutenberg.
The sun., 1919-02-03

The nrst name IS that Of the debtor. the
Eecund that OF the creditor ani uhte when
Judgment was Med
Uagel. s'riniNas R--P. II SAh.At-
va5a Nov. II. 1910. .--..... .-. $3.50.
National Hog RaI-rg corp
Francis Emory Fitch, Ice
INV q, 1918 1905
I.ustgar'e4. Ilauis and lohrl Ans
Irving Trust Co. March -,
Canton Magazine 20. Isaac Cola
man Co. Dec. -. lglS......... e,675.3G
Jan. 10. islg......,.........'. I.c37.4S
Gr-ger. Harry. and SNmue Sh"r-
.ip--I.. Beuis; Jan. 8, ISi9..... .o9S
Ityingstnu. James and Hessir--
". Aias.erson. Aug .. 1913. c6!7.Gs