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the City was made against him and
complaint made under the City Dis
orderly Ordinance for which he was
fined $500 and costs.
Peter Hartpence, of West Amwell
Township, was arrested by Trooper
Wallace, June %, on complaint OF
Asher Wilson, of Trenton, with
having turkeys belonging to him on
his premises. Mr.. Wilson last Fall
purchased some brown turkeys in
Virginia and some of them recently
disappeared from one of his farms
in West Amwell Township. Similar
turkeys were said to be on the Hart
pence Farm. Mr.. Wilson had search
warrant issued, and turkeys, which
Mr.. Wilson said resembled his, were
found.
Mr.. Hartpence said that he traded
a wagon to his sons George and
Harry, for the turkeys. The boys
said that the turkeys were purchased
from Charles L. Hamilton, of near
Mount Airy. Mr.. Hamilton was called
to the stand and he said that they
were not of the breed raised by him,
as his were bronze turkeys.
1t appeared that the Hartpence
boys had purchased turkeys of Mr..
Hamilton some time. ago and that
last Fall the turkeys left and they
said that these turkeys came to their
place in the spring and they thought
their turkeys had returned. Mr..
Hartpence said if the turkeys were
Mr.. Wilson's he did not want them.
A technical charge of having lost
or stolen turkeys in possession, was
made against Mr.. Hartpence, and he
was released on his own recognizance
for the Grand Jury in bond of
10000
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end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Coleman, of Whitehorse, N. j. Mrs.
Coleman, before her marriage, was
Miss Bertha Vetter of this city.
Miss Alice Moser, a teacher in
the Public Schools of Asbury, N. j.,
is home for the summer vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Moser, of 80 Coryell street.
Mrs. Ellen Gano, of Morrisville,
visited Wednesday with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Housed, of Clinton street.
Mrs. Marie Etterline, of Trenton,
was Thursday guest of Miss Stella
Black, of 80 Clinton street.
Mrs. Ashbel Bryan and Miss Isabel
D. Hoes, of New York City, are
visiting this week with Miss Han
nah c. Anderson, Of 116 North Union
street.
Mrs. Torbert Coryell, of III North
Union street, was Tuesday visitor
with her sister, Mrs. Edward Bryan.
of Bound Brook, N. ].
Thomas F. Kilroy, of North Main
street, was Wednesday business
visitor in Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartman, of
Church street, motored Sunday to
Willow Grove.
Miss Helen Holcombe, of 90 North
Union street, entertained Tuesday
Mrs. Wilbur Perrine, of Trenton, and
Miss Myrtle Dilts, of Ringoes.
Miss Kathryn Kramer, student
nurse at Mercer Hospital, Trenton,
visited Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry K. Kramer, of Ia
North Main street.
Mrs. George MANIFEST, of Hope
well, was Wednesday visitor with
Miss Minnie Titus, of 30 York
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McQuillan, Of
81 Ferry street, entertained Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers, of
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. George
REX and Thomas McQuillan, of
Trenton.
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LAMBERTVILLE
CONTINUED from first page)

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Spencer Will
liams, of SO Bridge stdeet, are visit.
ing this week with their son and
daughter-in-law, DR.. and Mrs
Harry Williams, of Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Suydam, CT
Quakertown, were weekend visitors
with the formers brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Green,
of 1914 North Union street. On Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Green and Mr..
and Mrs. Suydam were visitors in
Asbury Park, N. j.
James Moonen, of Ferry street,
Miss Elizabeth Shurts and William
Britton, of Cottage Hill, graduated
Monday evening from st. Mary's
Cathedral High School in Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson, of
So Perry street, entertained Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reading, Of
Rosemont.
Mrs. William Bacorn, of Trenton,
was a Monday visitor with friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrison, of
81 Perry street, were weekend VS.
itors with Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Wolf, of Milford, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph German and
children, of 1876 North Main street,
were weekend visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bahlon Strouse, of Perkasie,
Pa.
Miss Anna Reilly, a teacher in the
public schools at Edgewater, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Jul
liza Reilly, of so South Union street
Mrs. Reilly is entertaining her
niece Miss Ethel Reilly, of Totem
vile, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Master
son and little son, Bobby, of Tren-
ton, were Sunday guests at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
p. II. Skillman, of 80 York street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Larson en-
tertained at cards last Thursday
evening at their home on North
Franklin street. The following guests
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Helms Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Van
Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell f.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Patter-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Green and Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Foy, all of this city
John d. Stockton, of l42 George
street, on Wednesday attended the
wedding of an old school friend IN
Easton, Pa.
Mrs. Andrew Scarborough, OF
Lansdowne, was a Tuesday visitor
with Mrs. Sarah Gandey, of JEFF
/ ferson street.
Mrs. Joseph Turpin, of Trenton
was a Tuesday visitor with Miss
Helen Holcombe, of go North unior
street Miss Holcombe was week
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STUDEBAKER SALES BRISK

Lambertville-William Bush, field
agent for Thomas F. Kilroy's Motor
Sales Agency, reports the following
Studebaker sales within the last few
days: William Fisher, Headquar-
tiers, Sedan; Walter Anderson, Ser
geantsville, Sedan; r. Mcpherson,
Sand Brook, Coach.
Mr.. Bush also reports sales Of
Ford Commercial cars to Charles
Hamp, Lambertville, and Joseph
Garcia, New Hope.
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SUPPLEMENT TO AN ORDINANCE
Lambertville, N. J.

Authorizing the Issuance of Licenses to
Operate Passenger Carrying Motor Buses
Lambertville for Revenue and to use the
Surface of such streets for that purpose,
The Board of Commissioners of the City
of Lambertville do ordain -
this is supplement shall be amended to
read as follows:
Section t6l That the period of time for
which the consent and permission to oper.
ate such motor busses shall be granted
is extended to and shall terminate May !,
1891.
2. This Ordinance shall take effect as soon
as the same has been published according to
law and all costs connected with the pass
age and publication Of the same has been
paid by the Trenton & Lambertville Bus
Line. Inc.
Third and final reading and public hearing
to be given July sth. 1926 Daylight tinel
ARTHUR VAN NATTA.
(2tl City Clerk.
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LAMBERTVILLE COLORED
GIANTS DEFEAT
MORRISVILLE NINE O.

The local "Colored Giants" played
a Morrisville nine last Sunday and
won the honors with score of 6-3.
The lineup was as follows:
Mo-.:ox,:IIu N
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bus Line

LEAVE TRENTON--5: 600 a. M; $50 a. TOO
m hour thereafter the hour.
7SO M; $3.50 a. and hour thereafter
Leave Trenton Lambertvie-5:so Leave Lambert
vile for Trenton $50 p. m.
trip tickets good for ten days, 45c
Terminal 30 North Willow street. Trenton Lambere
Terminal Cases store North Union street
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DO YOUR TEETH FIT?-Dr. John
A. Flood, Dentist, 213 Academy ST.,
Trenton, N. J. Announces The
installation of new machine for
the perfect fitting of false teeth. If
you are having trouble with your
present teeth or contemplate getting
a new set, this improved process as
sures you of complete satisfaction.
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REBUILT ELECTRIC sWEEPERS,
Royal, Eureka, Franc Premier,
Sweeper Vac, Apex, and Hamilton
Beach, $15 each. Perfect condition.
New Bee Vac Electric cleaner $3.50
with attachments. Grimshaw Elec-
trio, 107 End ST., Trenton. Phone
7-1591W. (Apr22tf)
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FINAL RULE FOR DIVORCE

To Sara 2, RYAN. late Of Lambertville,
New Jersey
You are hereby notified that final rule
for divorce A. V. NJ. has been granted against
you at the suit Of JOHN p, RYAN, YOUR hus-
band. which will be heard in the Court of
Common Pleas No. 2 Of Philadelphia County,
State of Pennsylvania. of September term.
1925 No. dl0. on Tuesday, the 9Th day of
July. A. d. 1926 at o'clock A. M,
Eastern Standard Timel which day you
have. why such divorce should not be
granted against You. in Court of Common
Pleas No. 9, Room "D", No. 253, City
Hall, Philadelphia, PA.
HENRY M. DUBOIS.
Attorney for Lbellnnt.
Rooms G12-1S. No 1901 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
(JuneIO II 2A-JulyD
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AFFIDAVITS and Sworn State
ments taken for public. Anytime
Homo 81 jefferson ST., Office Ma
sonic Bldg, ARTHUR VAN NAT
Ia, Notary Public, Lambertville.
(2-19tf)
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Secondhand Furniture Wanted
Joe Finkle, Lambertville, N. J.
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FOR RENT-Large centrally locat-
ed room with electric lights, run
ming water and steam heat. Apply
Record Office. (Apr8tf)
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SEED BUCKWHEAT for SALE
Wallace Milling Co., Lambertville
N. J.
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COW SALE AT FRENCHTOWN,
N. j., on MONDAY, JUNE %.
carload Tuberculin Tested Cows
consist Holsteins, Guernseys, Ayre-
shires and few Jerseys. Several
Fresh balanced Springers, few
cows that will freshen in August
that will make good fall cows. You
will find this good load to select
from. They are young, good size and
good producers. Several high testing
cows. Also 2 young stock bulls, /
Holstein, | Guernsey. Sale will COM
mence at P. M. Standard time, at
my stables. f. Dale Opdycke.
These cows being tested, can be
taken into Penna. Auto Delivedy
can be arranged. Ot)
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FOR SALE-HUDSoN COUPE in
Al condition. 500 cash to quick
buyer Wallace Milling Co, Lam
bertville, N. ].
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HOUSE FOR neutrality-suspicious.
Apply AZ Clinton street, Lambert
vile, June 24tf)
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Classified Advertising
tic word, payable in advanced

FOR SALE-LEONARD REFRIG-
ORATORS and Ice Chests. Fields
Ice Mfg. Co. (May13tf)
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HYGIENE ICE SOLD IN NEW
HOPE-Starting June /, | will de-
liver in New Hope every morning
in the week, Hygiene Ice, the purest
of all ice. | solicit your patronage.
Prospective Customers will be given
a Is lb. piece of ice free of charge
for trial. Phone 453 Lambertyille.
George S. Maple. (Jne3tfl
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WANTED-YOUNG LADY ASSIS-
tant in the Studio of the Dayen-
ports. High School graduate prefer
red Apply The DaVenports, New
Hope. Phone 250M. (Jne3tf)
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CAMP NO. Al P. o. of A. will hold
a food sale on Friday, June 25th at
3 P. M. Homemade bread, biscuits,
baked-beans, Mayonnaise, Potato
salad, pepper hash, picked and dew
lied eggs, pie, cake and candy.
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ed to the pitiless prylng Of historians,
and those same historians have
brought to light the fact that that
same planters son used bad words at
the battle Of Monmouth. This, of
course, made the planters son more
loved as human being; but the
legend was badly dented.
The Lincoln legend, on the contrary,
thrives on truth. One is not shocked
to learn that he sometimes told stories
which were trifie broad; that when
he met the pompously dignified and
aristocratic Sumner of Massachusetts
he took of his shoes and suggested
that the senator do likewise, in order
that they might measure themselves
back to back to see which was taller.
Ones sense of proportion is not
thrown entirely out of kilter to learn
that Edwin M. stanton, after meeting
Lincoln in the sos, CONTEMPORARY re-
ferred to the future President as the
giraffe" One feels that Lincoln may
have resembled the aforesaid animal /;
and one remembers also that Lincoln,
knowing that this slight had been
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containing eight acres and forty-6ve huu-
dredths OF an acre. be the same more or less
Excepting from the above prenisesabout one
acre OF land conveyed by Cornelius Gibson a,,d
wife to Thomas Jeffries by deed dated Ios,,s.
ary 81, 1881, and recorded In book ss1 Of sieeda
i i0r Monmouth MO-, County on pages 4o6. etc. Be-
deed situated on the southcrlv side Il tt c..u
Ter OF the road as now laid out lead;ng e.,
faHF IT. ,l.5 to g, GTandins Hill
flF iii Notwithstanding NJ q .tar. - :
beginning corner of sixty acres co,se 1919 IN
Jonn A. Layton by deed from Walser w lSa ~
GATED april Ist, 1885, said stone being where
ming as the needle pointed Jannar, LnI
south seventyseven degrees and ,15y ~
minutes east six chains and sixty linz. "a =
IA III south nve degrees west fifteen chat
a - y ulnesy-Ionr links more or less Ia 4 sfrr-
IL formerly Ezekiel Johnson's line now ts,,
winsons Hne, said stone being about one rod
Farnincd.1 rom =, the highway. leading from
a aols salu line north 6fty-seveu ieOreeeess
west seven chains and thirteen IjnL 49, - -
aesS Lnfnce along Laytons line thirteen chains
CIV ~ " Hnks more or less to the bepinni,,o
containing eight acres and sevenfv-,,i,,s -, x
urSdtns OF an acre. more or less
c;1 e1ns .ne sane premises conveyed bv Albert
y. e a. to the said Thomas 6. McEnfre
Dy oeed bearing even date herewith and ~, rs
.N olI s simultaneously herewith. this mort
eage; 61e.ng given to secure portion Of he
eonsideration money in said deed Ae
Being the ssme premises which r,.-...
t Ky ~ ~ nelen Casino by Thomas G. McEn1ee
y ueSu psaIinR even date herewith and IL he
fee. -"'Outn County Clerks Of
Seized as the property Of Hear, -.
a n Nolie Davis, his wife, and Heller ysa.;,. ~
taken IN execution at the suit of Ja,,,es NJ
Hntee, and to be sold by W.
JOHN H. vANa5ATER. sheriff.
Dated Jan. z6, 1896.
Stokes & McDERMorr. Solicitors.
'-o- nnesl [s6z6sl
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l@@ 600

~ HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
\ writ Of f. ia. to me directed. issued
out Of the Court of Chancery of the State Of New
jersey, will be exposedi to sale at public
yendue. on
Tuesday, the 10th day Of March, 1926,
between the hours of II O'Clock and : O'Clock
lat, TWO O'Clock, in the afternoon of
7oI Mattison Avenue in the City Of Asburv
Parks County of Monmouth New Jersey to sat
Isty decree Of said Court, amounting to
Approximately $a7.75T.oo.
In the 6rst place the Twenty-five shares of
the Twentieth series of shares and TwentV Eve
shares of the thirty first series of share Of the
Capital stock OF said Association, assigned.
transferred and set over unto the said com
plainant by the said Levi Hitchcock Harrison
then the owner thereof and Ia the second
place.
Ali tbattract or parcel OF land and premises.
hereinafter particularly described, situate. w
ing aud beng Ia the Borough of Deal, ia the
County OF Monmouth and State OF New Jersey
Being Lot Number Six as shown on map OF
property at Deal n J., belonging to + Hitoh~
c,ck HARRISON Scale 50 feet to one inch, dat
ed September II, 1919 made by e, E. Throck-
morton, Surveyor, &C., and more particularly
desFsib as follows;
lith Woodf I'd Road. where the same Is IN
tefseetfd ~ the westiine Of Monmouth Drive,
rnfnce H Southerly, along the west line Of
sf g MoHmouth Drive On curved lire de-
pttTb ok ~ lttS 1StA To tne HOTfft~
eaff s@@sner of lot NunssseF FeStFS Shenu- III.
vi q sSevepty two degrees, thirty six min,
Il ks west along the north line of lot Number
Z Iur seventy two and sixty seven one nun
dedths feet T. 4 pointin the east line Of lot
Number ve:t hence Isl north, three degrees
f1fty minutes east along a sortion of the AZ
laAeof lot Number FIVE, twenty eighS ana
tteive hundreths feet to TIE north east cor
MIR Of said lot Number Fives thence I'll north
sesenty-hve degrees three minutes west along
tHe north iine Of lot Number Five seventy one
f4et to the east line OF said Atlantic Avenue.
Hence Es nprtheflyi along the east Side 81
said Atlantic Avenue, on curved line defiec-
inP othe east, ninety seven and seventeen one
hundred thS fe' the southeast corner Of said
w ocfofd Road ard Atlantic Avenue; thence
[6l south, s'xty q'He degrees seven minutes
ue, eighty Ave teet 70 the place Of begin
ning,
Seized as the property of Levi Hitch
cock Harrison er ais, taken in execution at the.
suit of The Home Building and Loan Associa-
ton of Asbury Park, N. J.. and to be sold by.
JOHN H. VAN MATER, sheriff
Dated February 10. 1896.
PATTERSON, RHoME & MORGAN, Solicitors.
$50 iinesl [sa7.7zl
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AsHERIFF'SSAL BY virtue of a
writ of f. ia TO me directed, issued out of
he Court of Chancery of the state of New Jer-
sey.wil1 be exposed to sale at public vendue. on
Monday, the First Day of March, 1925,
between the hours Of Il O'Clock and O'Clock,
lat O'clock in the afternoon Of said day
al the Borough Hall, in the Borough OF Atlanti.
Highlands, County of Monmouth New
Jersey, to satisfy decree Of said Court
amounting to Approximately $I,Ias.oo.
All the following lots, tract or parcel Of land
aud premises hereinafter particularly described.
Atlantic Highlancs, IN the County OF Mon
mouth, and State of New Jersey.
The said lots being numbered, distin guished
aud designated as Block number Thirty,
thirtv-one and Thirty-Two Nos. 80
& e 20 tbs S s5ssa HIg aP 0f 8 Rsa
and improvement Company and being
b. reference to said map and b ing taken to-
gether, more particularly bounded and de-
scfibed as follows
of lands of the New York and Atlantic High
lands Railroad intersects the eastery line of
East avenue, as shown on said mapof building
along the southeriy line 81 said lands
of said New York and Atlantic Highlands
Railroad, four hundred I4ool feet more or less,
Fl southerly and westerly along the center line
OF said Many Mind Greek, following its several
courses to the intersection OF the Center line of
said creek by the easterly line of said East Az
euue; thence Isl norther1y, along the easterly
line of said East Avenue, six hundred and thirty
[o3ol feet, more or less to the point or place Of
beginning.
Aud being or intendedto be all of the said blocks
OF land numbered thirty, thirty-one and thirty
two 40, 81, and sal and also those PORTIONS OF
those two certain avenues designated as Colum-
bia Avenue and Many Mind Avenue which are
Detw en- me sterly Ii e of said East Avenue
andthe center Iiue ofsaid Many Mind creek, all as
shown on the map oil building lots of the At
lantic Highlands Land and Improvement Conn
pany aforesaid.
And being OF intended to be the same prem
Uses conveyed to the said party OF the first part
by John L, Pefrine and wife by deed bearing
even date with the mortgage being foreclosed
aud not yet recorded and this mortgage is given
to secure the payment Of a part Of the purchase
price in said deed mentioned.
Under and subject however, to all the coven-
ants conditions and restrictions as set forth at
length in the deeds of conveyance OF said
Atlantic Highlands Land and improvement
Company.
seized as the property of Modestino
Feola, ct ais, taken in execution At the suit OF
Roger L. Noone, and to be sold by
JOHN H. VAN MATER, Sheriff.
Dated January aes 1926.
jonas TuMKN, Solicitor.
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MONMOUTH COUNTY SURRO
GATES OFFICE.

In the matter Of the estate of Grenville
Little, deceased.
Noticeto creditors to present claims against
estate.
Pursuant to the order of Joseph l.. Donahay
Surrogate of the County of Monmouth, made
on the Eighth Gay of December, 1925, on the
application of Louisa c. Little Executrix OF
the estate OF GrenvilIe B. Little, deceased, no
tice is hereby given to the creditors O said
de ceased TO exhibit to the sphsoriher, Exee.-
trix as aforesaid their debts and demands
against the said estate. under oath. within six
months from the date Of the aforesaid order, or
tfTSy will be forever barred of~theiI action
therefor against the said subscriber
Dated Freehold, MI, December sths, 1895.
dec 10, 10 LOUISA G. LITTIsE.
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IN CHANCERY oF:NEw,JERsEy

= 80 - 50 - COHEN AND PHILIP KATz.
by virtue Of an order of The co,,-t ~
ulHae on the 18TH day of Jannsr,s ,oss y.
case therein pc ending wherein syzo, !.
D1svelopment Company Inc : Ma, Ses1coas ..
corporation, Is the complainant aux Ts Se5ssxy
xvh;cf, , anreI ", l. the defendant ana n
w1iUn you are joined as third parties vos ars
IN @ apcear, plead, answer ar ,,,,r 81 -
49, AS 424nserciaim Of the said defendant ss -
~ Il; berInger, Jr,, or before the real, Hsr
~ s.I,aSn, next, or the said counfercia;S ~, III
W r aaken as confessed agaiust Won S'aan WIZ
nc saia counterciaim was 6Ied a0a;.u. -.
~ the specific perform, nee ~ ,,y ~ ~
49, eAst In regard 10 a certais, cS,,, fa4 - ~
n $1,000 49, I'm, 1926, between the said Theoanr
~ i ". as party Of the frat v,a r. Il,
~ Ts anu tne SAID Charles J. Cohen and pss;tsr,
+, az - me party of the second nsrf rtnrnp
Us sala theodore H. Beringer m ~ ~,
~ - therein named agreed r. cr,s
- sne said Charles j. Cohen and ph;s; 0grv@y
pa. premises located in the (,itv ~ T
DE4Eancn, County of Monmo,,fS, Ivy q r. 1onk
Eew Jersey and the said NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49, Isa.e q
naed against you aud YOU are :, =
a,t;es i, % Ins said suit becauae vo, are
Il 20 the said contract hereinab i've 1890
McCARTER 8 ENGLISH.
Solicitors for and of coupse, With ~.
defendant. Theodore H. Ber;ngAr -
7os Broad Street. Newark. n X
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doNMoUTH COUNTY COMMON

MONMOUTH COUNTY COMMON
PLEAS COURT.
In the Matterof the Application of
Clarence RounsaviI1e Florence
RounSayille and Hazel Rounsaville
being a minorl by next friend for ORDER
Leave to Assume the name of Ciar-
ence Anderson, Florence Anderson,
an Hazel A nd erson, respectively.
Application having been presented to this
Court by Clarence Rounsaville Florence Roun-
savilie and Hazel Bounsavilie, a minor, by
Clarence Rounsaville, her next friend for leave
to assume the following names, viz
Clarence Rounsaville to assume the name
OF Clarence Anderson.
Florence Rounsaviile to assume the name of
Florence Anderson.
And Hazel Ronnsaville to assume the name
of Hazel Anderson.
And It appearing that the said Clarence
Rouusaviiie has been known by the name of
Clarence Anderson since he was an infant child
and the said Florence Rounsaville was married
to him as Florence Anderson, and the child
Hazel Rounsayi11e was born under the name
assumedly of Hazel Anderson when in fact the
surname was Rounsaviile, and there being no
objection that said persons should
no assume the names prayed for,
Now, therefore, it Is on this Fourteenth day
of January A. d. Nineteen Hundred and Tween
ty six, ordered that from and after the frstsday
Of Marcn, A. d. Nineteen hundred and twenty
six. the said Clarence Rounsaville may assume
the name of Clarence Anderson; the said
Florence Rounsavilie may assume the name OF
Florence Anderson; and the said Hazel Rounsa-
vile may assume the name of Hazel Anderson
ard by said names hereafter they shall be
known.
RUILF v. LAWRENCE, P. J.
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