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DEATHS.
COWELL—At Irvington, February 6. 1909,
Charles, only son of Charles A. and
Charlotte R. Cowell (nee Spatoher), og^d
7 years 3 months 9 days.
Funeral fvrviees were held Sunday,
February T. 1909. Interment in Fatrmouut
Cemetery.
DOBBINS—At Verona. N. J.. February 3.
1. Newton Dobbins, In Ms SOth year.
-wSHKR-On Februmy 6, 1909. Mary M.
"tuber, beloved inotiur of Mrs. Charles
Yriug and Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin, 22
.W'-mont avenue. Irvington.
? [3HE.R—At her late residence, No. 22
Cleretuont avenue. Irvington, on Satur
day. Fehruai v G, Mary M. Clslibeloved
mother of Mrs. Charles C. Young and
Mrs. Tlicmas \ . MeLaimlilin.
Notice of funeral hereafter
GERAGHTY- On February 7, 1909, William,
beloved husband of the late Mary
Geraghty , , ,
Relatives and friends of the deceased,
also members of the Holy Name Society,
are kindly Invited to attend the funeral
from hie late “esidctice. No. 12 Eagles
street, on Tuesday. February 9. at S n. m..
to the Cathedral, where a Solemn High
Mass of Requiem will be offered for lie1
reyoge of Ids soul. Interment in the
Cemetery of the Holy Sejaib hic.
HULL—At Change, N. J.. February G. 1909,
Lvdin Hull (ne> Personnett). widow of
the late Charles H. Hull, aged 7S years.
Relatives and friends are kindly Invited
to attend the funeral f’"in her late res.
dence. 189 Scotland .. Tuesday.
February 9. 1909. at 2:3" p. in. Interment
at St. Mark's Cemetery.
LAMOON—On February G l' ". a] !-h re--'1
deuce of his poii-in-law, Mr. Joseph A.
Mend, .if 23 Maple avenue. Irvington,
Frank, beloved husband of Jane Lnmcon
OTTO—On Saturday. February «. 1999. Louis
F. Otto, in his truli yenr.
RODGERS—On Saturday. February «. 19'.'.
Annie Rodgers .01 Kennedy), ueioveu (
wife of Thomas Rodgers. :
Relatives and friends, also Rosary bo- ,
ciety arul Sat-red lb rt Lc-t^vc Jo
seph's Church, an- r^si-f-t! >'.l y i \\ 1 t,-i
attend the funei 1 on Tm-sdny. i-■ runry
9, at 8:15 a. m.. from h r late r :• lent * .
73 Fairmount aventu*. theiu-o : • Sr. Jo
seph's Church, where, nt a. a Sol- f
emn High Mass of K <iuiem will be of- 1
fered for the repos- of her soul. later- ;
meat in Cemetery <»t the Holy Sepulc ire.
BOLFH—On Saturday. February C 19C9,
Mary Pa lline. beloved wife of Jesse S.
Rolph, in her 25th year.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK
Newark. N. J . February C. 1909
Report of deaths for the v-k end Inc Febru
ary 6. 190 • Men. "7' b y -\ am a. - girls.
*>; total. 105.
Ages—One year and under. 22: betv *-n I and
S years. 6; 2 and 5 years. 5 and !<> voars. 2:
10 an d 20
rears. 13: 40 and 50 years. 1G; 50 and 60 years. 9:
80 and 70 years. 9: 70 and SO years, 1; 90 and
over. 3.
Diseases—Alcoholism. ’ a-oj I w - i err bral
hemorrhage. It: appendicitis. atelectasis,
pulmon.. 2: asthma. 1; bronchitis,' 4: Bright's
disease, kidneys, 1; cancer, kidney?, l; cancer,
liver. 1: cancer, uterus, 1: cohvulCons. 1:
croup, membraneous. 2: diabetes mell*.ns. 3:
diphtheria. 3; drowned. 1: ••■lamps!.'*.. 1: • ndr
caiditls, 2: fever. typhoid. 1: gastro enteritis. 1:
gastritis*. 3: heart, valvular. 1: inanition. 3;
Insanity or dementia 1 meriineltK acute, 4:
meningitis, tubercular. 2: meningitis. ■. rebro
spinal. I; murder. 1. nephritis. 4: old nee or
senility. 1; phthisis ptilmonalis. 7: pneumonia.
!); pneumonia, broncho, .3: t o sonlng, accidental.
1; premature birth. 2; septicaemia. 2: spinal
dines-*n. 2. still born. 5: suicide. 2: tuberculo
sis. 10.
Places rf Nativity -Cnited State?. 77: Ire
land. 6: Italy. 5: France. 1: Cormany. II;
Russia. 1; Austria. 3; colored. unkno,’ n. 1.
JAMES F. PONNELT-Y. City Clerk.
CEMETERY MEMORIALS. ^
GEOROE BROWN * CO..
Established 1S50
Designers and Manufacturers of
MONUMENTS. TOMBS. VAULTS AND GEN
ERAL CEMETERY WORK IN GRAN
ITE MARBLE AND STONE.
370 AND 374 BELLEVILLE AVENUE.
Oj>p. entrance to Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
i
WILLIAM F MULLIN’.
Funeral Director.
, 335 LAFAYETTE ST. NEWARK. N. J.
Telephone 770. Newark.
Accommodations for receiving bodies nnrt
holding of funeral r**rvlees. LIv«-ry and board
ing hiuble. J; High st.; telephone :Nf<. Branch
Br jk. Private livery work a specialty.
SMITH & SMITH,
(Successors to .1 A l«ogan),
UNDERT A K E R S A N D EMB A LM E RS.
Coach owners.
T#L 12S. 914 Broad st.
A. STANLEY COLE.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR. EMRALMBR.
C37 warren st.. newa.uk. n j.
TE5U. 1163 BRANCH BROOK.
FRANK A. FOLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER.
65 Ferry st. L. D ;23.V R.
W o. & p 3. BOLLES
516 BROAD STREET. PHONE 159.
CEMETERIES.
RIDGELAWN CEMETERY.
Largest and moat modern In New* Jersey.
Lawn plan. Free perpetual care. Convenient
Access on main trolley line. Casket lowering
device, shelter tent. matting. ' free t ■ lot
owners. Lots from ?35 up.
Office at Cemetery entrance. Franklin av.,
Delawanua.
Telephone 1725, Passaic.
01 FN Rtofln CF.METFRY.
Franklin av., Bloomfield, N. J.; office, Scheuer
building. Tel. 406S-R. Newark and 1643-J.
Bloom fie II Single graves. $12; plots from
>46 up.
WISE AND OTHERWISE.
Teacher—Now. Willie. Goodboy. give !
me the shortest sentence you can that
is full of action.
Willie Goodboy—Twenty-three.—New
York Press.
The Sunday School Teacher—And
now, children, can you tell me, when
Balaam and his ass conversed, what
language they spoke in?
Little Harry Greene—Please, sir. As
syrian.—The Bellman.
Civility costs nothing.—French.
The Servant—You got cheated when
you bought that chiny vase, mum.
The Mistress—How cheated?
The Servant—Why. It's weak. It
busted all to smash the first time I
dropped it.—Cleveland Leader.
The blessedness or misery of old age
is often but the extract of our past
life.—De M&istre.
"A lot of people would tremble If J
were to tell all I know," said the man
who tries to seem Important.
"I don’t believe you could scare me.”
replied the satirical friend. "Suppose
you make the test some time when you
have ten minutes to spare."—Washing
ton Star.
The brave man may fall, but he can
not yield.—Irish.
“I"hear yer fren’ Tamson's married
again."
“Aye, so he Is. He’s been a dear
frlen’ tae me. He's cost me three wad
ding presents an’ two wreaths."—Dun
dee Advertiser.
The curse causeless shall not enme —
Bible.
\
Mrs. Johnson—She must have money.
t She says she has two servants.
5 Mrs. Wilson—Yes. one coming and the
'A,pron-. going.—Brooklyn Eagle.
*
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
A BERNHARDT & CO..
| UPHOLSTERERS. DECORATORS.
CABINET MAKERS.
FRANK LTV STREET. AT BROAD
OPP. CITY HALL.
Antique furniture repaired and reflnlshed.
Hair Mattresses. Window Shades. Awnlnr*
and Slip Covers Carpets cleaned and laid
Laces and Draperies. Ptorap*.
Special Work Sketches. Estimates.
Telephone 91S.
tie: world moves so doss JOB D8 camp. ,
furniture safes, pianos, desks, etc.: packing
and shipping a snecwiltv: estimates cheerfullv
given Established 1S50. Tel. 43?. 3?-34 Will
iam st.
CHIMNEYS CHTMNRYS-Smoky chimneys j
prua ran feed to Arfraw* chimneys rebuilt and
point*.' nl«o cleaning chlmnevs «t ?? flu0- A.
HARRIS. :.T,2 South Tenth st L. D tel. 3532-L.
Newark
IF YOU want‘to he married quietly. without
rice confetti hoodlums etc,, there 1® Justice
of the Pmce TTOPWOOD. 26 Clinton st. Open
evenings till 10.
pr» V Vm-TT a VD Qurcrou rM'-opodlst;
MRS. M J TTTFT<3 Man'cud**—Facial nrd
scalo massage. nhnmpnn!p«r and "11 kl^ds of hair
goods. At No 17 W. Park st. Tel 2663-R
TF YOT’R (ipwlnr machine needs repairing r*r
you want to exchange It foe a new one call
or drop postal mrd T'A^P & RLANCKF. 10
Charlton ®t.. Newark. N. J.
GOLD, silver, pteflnum diamond* peocls B’’'*
pawn tickets for diamonds bought. N
BLUMF 297 Broad
WPATTtrp o UPcflrnc! |
none better- r OOFTTRTNG. 70 Glen- !
rUee av . Montclair. N. J.
DP AVn MPO! KARCH—Private '’nnfl""- ‘
monte: 40 rears* e-vnrrlence; n mother's carp. *
"U F*>*t USth d,. New’ York
JT*t tt'0 r»r>-^-T,r* niumbl”*- hentlnr and repair
ing 9?5 Warmn st . Harrison. N, .T
\T * TTTT^rs -t* nyr- n* (-"ct^or's rr*!
denre: f? T. LONDA. 113 Fharltcn st.
nr.t r»v"'"~.
GERM AN-AMERICAN SCHOOL
r f ■ V n •• I -1. dvdnr s«.' V’fini'VInp In «'1 !*•'
b’"* n»*d»as nn>v nnpn * ^i*tru f re - Ar”1v o- I
wvtfo ♦ (ph«n 1 at 20 Mofn n* East Oran’TS
CTiFVTS*" FF/.R in charge.
YnpOTTP’ T, uycrcV-Fa®v to learn- rnnld to
Use Hold medal pof'ct pt Louis Fypo«|t|nnB
ever ell ec*v,ee*|f nra pa 1 n n d f n cr method re" eut
♦ arid Mn,f,n,r ladle** pnmnnti! Individual
f-ct» nc*fon Onen dfil’v Mnndev. Tneedav
'rbn'n!(1(iw M*(mlnpe Pti-Pv metre th^f" C*»*n
dresseg r-H|n lone"!*"** CpU rw send for dp
eqlRr ROY3 r* LYNCH 935 Frond st
Prln<f—V
CARDS hlllheada etc Ins work quick depv
ery. 75c up ROSE PRF^S. 159 Mulberry.
--U—•*.
Tl’ntliVnTTPPS »'CM«ht sold and eyohanged
Old mnchfneo •• ’••fit "'"'’n Breed e<3 pew’ ot
small cost MURRAY. 100 Market st Phone 3*46
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
MSTER’S AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
WORKS
Manufacturers of F«*tillzers of all kinds.
Bone Black, Glue. Chemicals, etc
Buyers of Dry Ron" ni d Rutchers’ Bone. Con
signments solicited. For particular* address
LISTER'S AGRICULTURAL' CHEMICAL
WORKS 26 Broadway. Now York city, and
Lister av.. Newark N. .1
JOHN F. KFHOE. President
ALL kinds of household pends, entire contents
of h nines and flat® stock® of merchandise
etc . bought for cash. RETD'S AUCTION
ROOMS. SS Academy st. Phone 3623. Newark.
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
LADIES-A PRIVATE SUBURBAN SANI
TARIUM
for women; all female complaints; confine
ment . a<I .? M t.~. skilled physician and nurses.
FREE C( • NFIDKNTIA L ADVICE In plain en
velope on most dellcati* subjects. MME.
CHRISTIAN, New York office, 14H West 23d st..
between Hth and 7th a vs. Hours 9 to 9; Sun
days. I to *
LADIES desiring advice by graduated regis
tered specialist call or address MRS. WILL
IAMS, 523 W. Twenty-third st.. N \v York; two
minutes from ferry.
LAITIES—Nothing equals Roebuck’s Restora
tive. 'The pill that will" make good; lTO
HI. DR. DE WITT, 13RS Broadway. New
York.
—-'
WANTED.
Ho««eholil Goods,
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. CONTENTS
OF HOUSES. FLATS AND STORES
BOUGHT; CASH tjUICK: CONFIDENTIAL
42 SOUTH ORANGE AW; PHONE 21/71.
PHRENOLOGY.
MADAME COLSON, phrenology and other
25 an : nu: ladies only. 47 or- .
chard «t.. near City Hall.
THE WORLD IS SMALL,
AS SAYING WELL HAS IT.
Trite Remark Proved in £x=
periente of New York Man.
"This world is a mighty small place,
after all," remarked Major Mark Bun
nell to a Washington Post reporter.
Major Bunnell is an official of the
Treasury Department, but his home is
in Livingston county, N.. V.
"I am reminded ot that trite saying
by a little Incident that occurred on
Pennsylvania avenue the other day. I
stood on the corner of the avenue and
Fifteenth street talking with Sam .
Gray, one of the official stenographers i
of the House, when Charley Hamilton,1
a newspaper man, approached. Mr.
Hamilton lives in Livingston county,
in the town of Groveland, and Mr. ,
Gray also was born in that place. We
referred to the coincidence of three
residents of Livingston county meet
ing in this way, when who .should come
along but Sam Blythe, of the Saturday
Evening Post. who also is from Liv
ingston county.
"The party separated, and before I
had gone half a block t ran into A*el
Ford, a banker, who lives in Grove
land, Livingston county. A few min
utes later I caught sight of Francis J.
Henoy, the prosecutor of the graft
cases on the Pacific slope, who was
born in I.Kingston county. Then, as
if all of Livingston county had come
to Washington and congregated in a
small urea. I saw Dan McLeod, of the :
pension office, also a resident of that j
place. The next moment T caught a
glimpse of Charles Gibson, clerk of the
House committee on agriculture, whose
home Is in Livingston county.
"I doubt if there is another city In
the United States that could show so
many of its citizens, all at one time,
on a quarter of n mile square in the
city of Washington. The result of this,
In all probability, will be the formation
in Washington of the Society of the
Geneseo of the District of Columbia.
That valley, I believe, is the most
beautiful valley in the United States.”
THE BOYHOOD SWITCH,
Gunner—I see the Canadian poet has
penned an ode tp the birch. He says
there is something in the birch tree
that has thrilled us all.
Guyer Thrilled us all? H’m! He
must tie thinking about his boyhood
and the old woodshed.—Chicago News.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS—We have excellent proposition: come
and Investigate. STANDARD CHEMICAL
CO., 252 Central av.
HELP WANTED.
MALE.
MEN.
No l»cffcr time than the present
offer* Itself to you to »*‘cure a good
’■‘‘liable position In Newark. If you
will read these column* regularly
every day you will find here the an
nouncements of the best employers
of Newark.
A RARE CHANCE.
Private lessons In auto driving and mechan
ism. day or evening. Don't delay, start now.
Write today for terms H. C. TAYLOR. 4?B
Harrison av„ Harrison, N. J
BARBER WANTED—Good barber, at once. 275
Second at., Ellzabethport. N. .T.
ROYS wanted. MERIGOLD & MERIGOLD, 97
Chestnut st.
BRIGHT BOYS can eRrn ?5 per week during
spare time uelllnsr high-grade article from
house to house. Address H . Box C\), Star Office.
r,HEF wanted. Apply No. 100 South Orange av.
DIE-r*TrTTER—A first-cine* man on fine jewelry
hub* and dies; steady position for good
’nor. KELLER. 570 W< st Broadway, New
Fork.
HATTFR—Independent foreman, to take charge
of finishing room, end 20 gl'ls on eoft hats.
F. & G.. Kipp and Rose sts.. Newark.
HATTERS—Independent PtifT bat flniphor* and
band curlers; steady work. S. F. & G.. Kipp
ml Rose ats., Newark *•
STF I* the time to b- •”« n rhun^nr rm’
■ -om ♦•w to 4 :( ..t TTT’r A T'TO.
T- SrPOPT, (Vf- WW trpct?Y 4*7
EV.ar’hlnct.on st.. near Klrm v st Newark. N. .T
wneto.T fo- m'-vi’A" picture thonf-A.
rv, SEA SHVT.T. MOVING PICTURE THE
ATRE. 270 Market st.
iv a * ’TED -- Fe*- •• nrtnv. shlo-hodled ttnmar
men, aeon ;«? f, • Fotendl 1 npnortun1‘v
' — advannoment ■ t*r*eo|allv attractive to vnuuc
ivn desirous of outdoor life and healthful
"-erc|nr»; exccllAr»t orwort unities to travel:
'bnnrc to obtain rmchanlral and dextrin** 1
mining free; expo*-uoc paid pav recently In
■'■•:-*«*ed; ample. Full particulars Inquire 2M
Vc-k-pf cf Newark: 277 Market *t.. Pntcrsnn
•r 333 State pt.. Perth Amboy. N .T.
A'ANTED—Men to Necome mcchnnlcnl drafts
man: experience not required; our course if
:hor‘ "■ethods completed <n four months. Write
>mmpt!y for terms P. O. Box 433. Newark.
A'A N’TED—Roy or elderly man for undertaker’s
offer. 38 Rroad at.
FEMALE.
GIRT «—I.OOIv 3JKTTK. ^
rDnd the column* of Tli.
HIK ST\II regnlnrlv nnd f!».
*i foncli svtfJi nil f!io soot! *>• * Inn*,
open In ’Vownrk. Von "III And Rond
position* oif.-rcil firm; no get flit*
Imhft, ntul rend the Help Wanted
column* of THE STAR every dny.
'ANYASSERS WANTED—A number lndleg
f ) canvass In Newark: excellent opportunity
<>r right parties. Address, giving reference,
ENERGETIC. Box bll, Star Office.
F'ORE I ADY-Ind* f endent forolndy tr. take
charge *f trimming room; also'is gh; to
rim soft end stiff hats; girls wanted to Darn
ths trade. S. F. K G., Kipp and Rost* *ts.,
Newark.
'URL wanted for labeling and light packing.
^1. POMEROY CO.. 264 Halsey st.. Newark,
-mr, w nted to run errands in ladles’ tail r
storm 55 South Orange av.. M. JALEN
3IRLS for bindery: experienced and inexperl- -
enced. Apply LAWLER'S, 221 Market st
HAT OPERATORS AND TRIMMERS, oxperl
e/iced on men's straw; good pay; long - as n
'ler.n w kr<"-ms Dll promptly. M. S. MORK
t CO., 345 Ogden st.
LAUNDRY bosom Imner on press machine;
"tea ly -i’lnn HOME LAUNDRY. 105 Wal
lut st . Montclair.
OPERATORS Experienced operators on waists
and dresses $10- *15 per week to right part ' ,
r. GLOCKNER 15-20 West Nineteenth st.. N* w
York, near Hudson tunnel*,
WANTED Three educated women to copy ad
vertisement- permanent home work: ?:* \» $'5
weekly. • 'ail Dt"-*n 3 and 4. Monday, to
Wednesday 152 Washington st.
WANTED Experienced trimmers and learners
on soft hats; g 4k pay. steady work. A. M.
ROSEN I1ERG. 11-17 Kent st.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.
LHEF—Table d‘h -t#*, a la carte: will go nut for
banquets . Ity or country. -IPO Newark st .
Newark. N. ,T.
W>! NG man wants position, anything: tb,-ee
\ears’ experience driving and repairing
op high .-lass references for ability and
■haractir: prefer private family, with board.
L\ R.. 5.8 New st . Newark.
YOUNG MAN wants position, anything: three
'•ears’ exm r ence driving and repairing auto*;
mgh-clasp reference® for ability and character:
orefer private family, with board. E. R.. 5S
Sew st . Newark.
YOUNG MAN. 24 years old. wishes situation in
n reptau-nnt or any other klntJ of work;
will come a- soon as wanted. C. C. BURL1
Sf>N, IS8 Maple st., Rridgeport, Conn.
FEMALE.
HOOKS, upstairs general housework help sud
plied at any time; Lithuanian. Polish. Slavish,
Hungarian. MRS E ZIDZfUNAS’ Employ
'•aent Offit (. Pi Ferry st.; L. D phone 2750-W
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
f A \A7 VT? IP R'vw consultations fre»*;
L_* xl VV I XL I \ prompt attention all
' kinds legal business;
in vest igntl.'i.H, quick results; absolute secreev
LAWYER, Room 705-A, 203 Broadway. New
York.
FRAENTZEL & RICHARbS. patent law.
American and foreign patents, trade-mark*
inti coi ,-sight, and mechanical engineering.
Liverpool Vm.i London and Globe Building,
•orner Broad and Mechanic stB.. rooms 601-602.
Phene 3435-J.
DRAKE * CO.. Globe Building. 800 Broad st..
room 309; solicitor* of patents and experts In
til i - '- luting to inventions Oldest and
argest In the .State. Established in 1S65. Free
id vice ns .o patentability. Telephone 2946.
T*1 r 8 R.
PATENT LAWYER AND ROLTCTTOR.
71S P.RQAD ST.. COR. MARKET.
FAVORS OF PRINCES.
Out of the palace walked Yuan Shi Kai,‘
Drooping the head that once he held
high;
Dimmed was the sunshine that round
him had shone,
Gone were th<* fawners—he walked all
alone.
Favors of princes, how swiftly they .
fly—
Mark you the downfall of Yuan Shi I
Kai!
—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
AS REPRESENTED.
Political Boss—You told me before!
alectlon your name would be all over!
town. Now your name is mud.
Candidate (happy, though defeated)
—■W ell, er—Isn't mud all over town?” j
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INSTRUCTION.
THE OK ST IN NEWARK.
No belter hc!ip©N eon bo found: no
bettor tencber* to be I»nd» no better
tnefhod* nrc tauKbt than THE
NEWARK STAR ndvertlmer* %vho
bnve their oiinmineenient* fn flic»e
columns. Rend their announce
ment* nnd thn* keep in touch irlfh
the beat educational Institution*.
THE DAVIS SCIIGo* to’ *•"
DAVIS HALL. 406 BROAD STREET.
Mrs Helen Davis. Mgr C’hus. F. Travers. Tnqt.
PRIVATE LESSONS: Waltz nnd Twn->tep
guamntevd in six ’ay or even'ng. hv
appointment. BEGINNER5' OLA So. Tuesday
evening 8 p. m. ADVANCED CLASS Wednes
day at 8:30 p. m. STAGE DANCING taught.
For Information, circuia"5, etc., write or am-dy
to MRS. HE I JEN DAVIS. Davis Hall. 406 Rroad
at. L. D. Phone 20-J. B. B
THE NEWARK SEMINARY.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
172 Clinton Avernv Newark, N. .T
Established 1881.
anna FRANCES WTTT'i’MGRE FHnelnal
OPENED THT’BSDAY SEPTEMBER 24TH.
Al! da rttar lb m every
?rear on certificate. Gymnasium, laboratory.
Ibrary catalogue. j
MISS TOWNSEND’S BOARDING AND rt\Y i
SCHOOL FOR GTRT/S. 81 Park plane. New
ark. N. .T.—Thorough instruction In nil depart
ments Well equipped gymnasium and labora
tory. Certiorate admits to lending copee***
Reopens September 30. Mlqs Townsend wi'l be
at home from 10 to 2 after September It. Cir
cular.
NEW ARK A C \ DT'MY.
Founded ’7"T
WILSON FARR AND Head Master
Thnropph oroparaft-•n rr<r any college nr
scientifle schmrr fur h i Iness life. Catalog
on application
COLEMAN n v Itnf sV'
ft T, T, K O F
One block W. of p O r»r TTalsev A A
rfs Catalog end sch'-. ' ’if- turo for the asking.
Wjs-*|U}v reeur-SS eeUTlF
Call nr write f>r Catalog.
Broni^ Street and Park Place Newark.
H. ALLEN OSBORNE 831 Brnnd st.-.
wait; and two--*--*- a rev ^**l,-ate
lessons. Co’i or teW:h • in the evening.
Phone 2746-W. Newark.
Br’RCKHARDT'S DANCING. ST Brood nma
William rnld-M-inter closes for beginner*.
Wed.. Frl and ‘-'•it e'-oni”gq: advanced begln
ne-n 8100 and -f ...,*- • n.», iyced e1nq* former
(Cholera, every Tu**e to !• • te t«sfw>nc- oil un-t...
late dances a specialty: reasonable: apply
or write:redneed rates nnd special rates to clubs.
DrRmoHe ••»»*» Hornllcn.
ELOTTTION STAGE • :n „
coached. play- Maged. GEO. C. OLMSTEAD.
Studio, 201 Arcade.
Mudfo.
PIANO Instructi > •' i - uirh: Inte
eated aperfnl attention * terms
10 cents. MTSS S C rorory so y*wntk st.
RANJO. Mandolin. Guitar and VI.din A. J.
WEIDT. 420 Washington st . cor. Kinney.
LOST AND FOUND.
A-DVERTrSE FOPNP ARTICLES.
THE LAW.
**A pers- n who ilnd.s Last pron
erty under cumatnroes which
give him kn ig« means of
inquiring to t'no true owner,
and v. n appropriates such prop
erty t'> ids own use or to th* #
use of .->• ; ers.* who is not
entitled ••’.•rfto. n^P’ont having
first ripde * verv * a enable effort
to find th" owner a-*'* restore tiie
property to him. i? guilty of
larc my/’ — Ne v Jersey State
Laws.
Ad vert mints of T/ost and Found may he
telephone through any Advertising Agency,
Branch her. - to the Mali nfllce. 795
J: ond - <-et. N> wark (Telephone 1830)
They wT' ! e pubdshed !r. both Morning ant
I- nJng STARS at the rate of one cent a
word.
iTM!no—Beautiful greyhound: owner nr good
1 • in.* >-anted. Inquire 270 Market *♦.. or 777
^prlnp'ii-Id av.. co:ner Twenty-fc*cond •!.
*fTST 1 R STOLEN — Pair of aalh and
colli 'it!**, malt- and female. Reward fur
'l lr ! ■ • •; >I to WILLIAM D. CAMPBELL.
■ r*« sale av., Bloomfield.
LOST Jabot, with college pin. maroon and
white: Initial W. between WashPci u
Hid Mulberry sts. Please return to Li'.v.
'’EBERT, 177 Washington st.; reward.
LOST—Boston bull, brown, white breast, brnrs
■ '..vered collar: answers to th ■ name of fine.
I iii-'l ii : tu ned to MISS BEEN UlLLH h'.
Silver springs. South Orange.
L'*ST W itch f it., on Broad st., between Mar
k"i t ;r d Clinton av.. Saturday evening.
February 6: reward. Return t » L . Bex 50, Star
hfllee.
R'l'Xi) pig. on February 5; owner can bnve
if 1> paying expends. Inquire MATHEW
'h.'MS, River road. Lyndhurst. X. J.
[/)-•!• .ii >naeh dog, known bv the name of
Bonk. Reward If returned to 20 Engine.
HOUMA
L«'ST Elk’s toofh watch fob with owner’s
’ on. grav<d; liberal reward. E. E. CON
NOLLY. p. O. Box 412, New Brunswick, N. J.
COMING EVENTS.
B.LK'T BA THRU I NO of Bl’PJ'KH ARDT’S
BA.WIXB CLASSES at Berkeley Hall, C’ln
ton av. above Bergen, Lincoln's Birthday eve..
Thursday, February 11. Scholars and friends
are Invited. Wardrobe 35 cents.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
n A LI 'MET STREET GRADING. CURBING
AND FLAGGING, CUSTEIt AVENUE
GRADING, CURBING AND FLAGGING.
' '. J STREET GRADING. CURBING AND
I NO JELLIFF AVENI E GRADING,
■ RBINC, AND FLAGGING. WILLOUGHBY
STREET GRADING. CURBING AND FLAG
GING. AND MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE
Ui. \i.(: i \<.i. m
N' t L-- is hereby given that the comnilj»f*icn
•i - h- ii't-ifore appointed by the Mayor *if the
Gity of Newark, to make an estimate and ns
-'inent upon all the owners of nil the lands
>"i i real estate in the City of Newark pecu
liarly benefited by any local improvement in
lie -aid <dty. in proportion us nearly as may be
b* the advantage each was deemed to have ae
[juire i. i,-!.ve mado an estimate and a.«n*Hf»ment
i ru fit . eonferred upon all the owners of all
thr lands and real estate in the city of Newark
b* 'ulfarly benefited by each of the following Irn
I'tov.-merits in said city, namely:
The grading, curbing and flagging of
CALUMET STREET,
from Pacific street to Jefferson street;
The grading, curbing and flagging of
CUSTER AVENUE.
from Seymour avenue to Peahine avenue;
The grading, curbing and flagging of
GOLD STREET.
from Jacob street to Blum street:
The grading, curbing and flagging of
JELLIFF AVENUE,
from Runyon street to Peddle street:
The grading, curbing and (larging of
\V ILLOUGHBY STREET,
from St. James place to Bragaw avenue;
The flagging of
MO I NT I »ROSPE< 'r A V E N1' E.
from Heller parkway to Grafton avenue, and
ha\ • iil“d their report* of said aLs -smenta for
bmefit i in the office of the clerk *>f the Circuit
‘‘ourt of the County of Essex. and that the
judge or said court has llxcil Saturday. the
thirteenth day of February. 1K*‘*. at 10 o’clock
In the f r**noon, in the Circuit <' urt room at
tn* Court House in the city of Newark, as the
time and place of hearing any objections that
may In made to the sail assessments.
Dated February 8. R'09.
FRANCIS CHILD. JR.,
febs'-m cpy Attorney.
CHINA’S EARLY PAPER MONEY.
As in many lines of industry China
led the way among the nations in the
use of paper currency in business. Since
the fifteenth century, however, no paper
money has been issued in the celestial
empire, and it is due »nly to China’s
industrial and commercial growth that
the government has recently appointed
a comrr.misslon to investigate the mat
ter.—System.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
OPPORTUNITY
*1 ImH once nt rvrr> iiinu’n
iloor; but If you just kr**p rending
the RtinlneHw Opportunity column*
«f THE NEWARK STAR regulnrly
every dny you will «ee opportiiTilty
f r 'uilJtrly for woiiit* man’i*
door to open.
Privileges for Sale.
The Newark Bas-ba'I and Amusement
Co. offer for sale the (o'lowing privi
leges at the Baseball Park for the
season 1909:
No. 1--Score Card.
No. 2—Fence Advertising.
No. 3—Sausage, Peanut and Candy.
Bids will be received at office of New
ark Baseball and Amusement Co. until
Saturday, Feb'v 13. a! 12 . Ac ock room
The Newark Baseball and Amusement
Co. reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
ARTISTIC A LI.Y mtiovraptirrl Purine*, rln
tlonery; we snve you 2r, per rerit : stork cert;
flcntpp, \ ohds. catalogues, blank honk*, mar.l
fold books', phot*, engraving; »‘pr ■ ntatlve
will cn 11 VERIBEST UTKO CO.. J29 Broad
way. New York.
YOU can make big money In the moving pic
ture business. Talk It over villi me
HRWIN
3? WARREN STREET.
LUNCH ROOM fori^ale or to rent. 309'_. Mar
lcet at. 1
EJR'-T.CLASS SALOON for sale. Inqulr®
PHILIPP XIEDERMAIER, 411 Fifteenth av.
FOR .SALE.
GOOD phofiopraph and a number of records
at veur j lire.
F^W»N FrR-R,
39 WARREN STREET.
POT STOVES.
CANV'AS COVERS
STEEL I REAMS.
WALSH’S SONS A; CO..
PASS.mi' AND OODEN STREETS.
for SALE R ■ b :•«> '"'in chairs:
Inch. 22 19-inch: nil good renalr. HARMONY
FTALL. F5'J Btoad st.. Newark. N. J.; 10 a. m.
to 5 p. m.
pnoKCASES—PretfoTinl: the huy-ne-you-need
kind: art ftirnltuie. and ladles' desk*
''r'"M!K DFcr f'n 2r.l MARKET ST
37( lf FOR sa < m iv. tobacco, clifars
r r 1 hm« !i reorii: * to car barn. Addres*
STORH. Bor 11. Star Office'.
STT- 'P*S ar 1 ruM er° .-nie*|tv. nt the lowest
•M ires, at WM T '' •KTNVFV'S Slir.f' Star .
*79 Plane et n«nr William st.
"'FT^r’P furniture a^*d ne’-tIHon* slight’” '''Ofn
■•v'd hv water. sold at half r.rice. I. F.TSEN
2ERO. i9n r^ntre st. New York.
!v IT^ttSTOVE, In good condition, a" i a
small parlor «>»o*-e for sale cheap. JANITOR.
'3 Sussex nv., Fa«-t Orange.
f BUY aed sHl moving pieturp and stercoptl
enn cutfRc
prwin nrnpp,
39 WARREN STREET.
prrpv orc-20: o-foet Ldl Address C. & K..
n Fulton st . Elizabeth. N. J.
ARTlSTt*’’ sign work: lowest r-rleep TTORLE.
«• . Rlng’c P.ldg Phone 372f'-.T
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
our: present quarters at 145 Halsey st. being
t'o confined to take care of the increase in
our busine ;. w«: ha* • taken an entire building
on Broad st.
\Y«- <.ffer the pin nos notv |ry stork at greatly
reduced prices. Square pianos nt ?25 Good up
rights as low as $100. fn order for you to
secure the pick of these instruments, an early
ill will he tc your advantage.
PIANOS MUST HE ROI.n REGARDLESS OP
PRICE it
SAMUEL ORR. 115 Halsey st.
don’t rw i:i:ov!i sthei;i prices.
.VANtL-WM SI»E( I.\T, S \ f,E.
New Upright. $175; others charge $250.
New Upright. $105; others charge $'-’75.
NVw Upright. $225; others charge $H0C.
i «* \ no fl.\»;(;.*.»\s,
SCO |t|*.
IMYVr.’.Ts *1 A YV l*P.
JOHN PPTTRGE. Cor High street.
65 Spring-field avenue. Open , /cnlnge.
BEAUTIFUL full-sized Mahoganv Uprlgb* 7'i
■ (tave; pedals. $1G5.00. was new $"50.00;
moderate ♦. iris. A fine Concert Grand Piano,
■ litnhle fur hall or Rundav school room.
<220 rn was it w $1 200.00 Beautlful-Plnno-player
i','.1 vr-u $u* on. with hepeh and 12 rolls.
MATHUSHEK A RON PIANO CO..
607 Broad street Next door to Hahne & Co.
FA< T R* Cl u ARING S A LF-~
?U'd noth!-'., else make thin the great
'‘ ! ' "f new err1 used rdanos. Uprights. In
eluding the most famous makes $65 to $2f,0;
rr-*ed v> Rqrares $10-«o monthly. WTHS
NEB Mnnufaeturer. 60? Rroad st.. Newark.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
OHic. i the City « . i i, ut the city of Newark.
Newark, N. J.. February 8. WOO.
:• 'l l proposals i '»• almshouse supplies and
Lu: w •:« for one year will be received by the
1 '■wiocttiv on Poor and Alms of the Common
■ unci! of me city of Newark, nt a meeting
t * i)«- i:<*!d at the almshouse Elizabeth avenue,
on Tuesday. February 36, 130s).
Ih" i iidttee will he in session to receive
bids h un a to > ::t<> p. m. The bids will be
oj cnecl promptly at S:30 p. m.
i’oln wing ai tin- goods and articles re
quired to he -bid for:
ft READ.
1'nc am,ant is about three hundred (300)
pounds per day. more or less, one day old and
to be called for.
M EAT.
! -L and cornel meat (triangles of beef,
c'.iru | beef or mutton) for the almshouse, to
1 delivered at the almshouse daily; daily
' if; - about 115 pounds, more or less.
M-a: Monday, 11 r, pounds corned beef.
M'.ii Tuesday, liO pounds soup beef.
M- iit \V. in* ‘-'ay. 115 pounds stew beef.
Id* it -Thursda.' . 115 pounds corned beef.
Meat—Friday, none.
Meat -Saturday. ilC pounds soup beef.
Meat -Sunday. Jlf. pounds stew beef.
nTIRIALS.
For the burial of the dead of the city poor
from any part of the city, the almshouse In
cluded. to any city et-metery. Coffins to be
number 1. clear pine, free of knots, stained
and varnished, to he lined from the head to
the foot thereof with muslin and stuffed from
the head to the foot with excelsior.
All coffins over four (4) feet (adults) are to
be made of one-inch »tuff, planed on one
fdde, and cover or lid. if lu one piece, to have
six screws; if in two pieces, to have eight
screws All coffins below four (4) feet »in
fants) to have five-eighth (%) inch stuff and to
have four screws.
The above measurements refer to bottom
dimensions.
No more than two adults and two < hildren
shall be carried for burial In nnv 'ire wagon.
Th" undertaker bidding on the burial con
tract must provide a place where the bodies of
the pauper dead can be laid out and friends.
If there are any. allowed to see them, and a
s* rvico held. The committee will designate
three days in the week on which services over
the juniper dead may bo held. If desired.
L.i 1 lers will state their prices In writing as
well as In figures. *
Sal! proposals to bo accompanied by the
consent. in writing, of two sureties, who shall. '
nt the time of putting in such nrooofala. each
qualify as to their responsibility in the
amount of such proposals, and bind themselves'
that if the contract Ik* awarded to the person
<r persons making the proposal, they will,
upon Its being so awarded, become his or
their sureties for th*» faithful perf.vmftlioe of
‘c’ l work, and that if the person or persons
omit or rofu?*e to execute such contract they
will pny to the city of Newark any differ
ence between the sums to which he or they
would have been entitled uimn rrnpletlon of
the contract and that which the city of New
ark may he obliged to pay the nerwon or per
sons by whom such contract shall be e?ecuted.
The CommlttV* on Poor and Alms of the city.
> f Newark reserve to themselves the light to
accept or reject any and alt n-onosals for the
above articles or waive any defects therein ns
they may deem best, for the Interests of the
city.
Rv direction of tlm Committee on I’oor and
A Inin of the Common Council of the city of
Newark.
JAMES F. CONNELLY.
ft-bS,0,10,11,13 City Clerk.
AT THE MOUTH
OF THE TUNNaS.
THE ELECTRIC MOTOR AND EQUIPMENT
COMPANY.
232 MARKET ST. NEAR MULBERRY ST.
rf..,., ---—^
BABY ''ABBrACKS BKP A 1BF.D VA nNWIFTl,
Unholsterfng: Mres rut on wheels; cane for
chairs, wheels for lee wagons: best work;
)owe«t • -
NEWARK CO-CART MANU’FO CO..
108 Washington street.
Fur Snlc.
FTPS Ftore>l free, having exclusive new meth
ods; fii'q deled and rcalmd below sum
mer »•riots: orders rv* new garment0 carefully
executed. Tiy the Little Fur Shop. 43 Court st.
HoH*.
COMMERCE HOTEL. 18 Commerce st.: rooms
"8c. 2Ro. ar.e per pigM f ••• rr^tlemen onlv;
free baths and latest Improvements
UP-TO-DATE JEWELRY sold at lowest prices.
Ob] gold sllve” and '■torus bought for cash.
328 Market st.. Room 208.
UfirlUF'ir Ebt’ir"*.
THE ELECTRIC VOTOP AND EQUIPMENT
COMPANY.
C32 MARKET ST NEAR MULBERRY ST.
... Hoers.
R FLOORS,
t nrquo'rv: old floors reflnished. WM. U.
JAMOUNEAU. 10 Branford jd. Tel. 2207.
6«<Hlpnor«.
YOU tv A NT WHAT YOTT WANT WHEN YOIT
WANT TT. RTPRET/L-BFOWN CO.. P-«Wer*
and Stationers. 704 Bn ad st . ‘Star” Building.
T-'-'-bt. n..u..
THE “CLINTON BATHS.”
"3 r'Hnfon «t . «v»1t borppfte” be onnri dnv end
r.’clit lexcept Sunday). Ladles’ day. Mondays.
'0 a. :n. to 10 p. rp.
AT.L makes sold cash or Instalments: rental*
?2 p^r month up: good repairing reasonably
"n"' IPs fo» nj| machines. Newark Tv,-*e
ivriter Exchange. 5° \cademy st Phone 4120
-/i~
HNTERPRISE WINDOW SHADE CO.. R8 Mar
ket at • brnno'* of R”,3 Svndngfield nv. ; the
•ply rellaM-A m;iUpr* of window ?,b-»'ipv f*nti
n-., , nher.rfui’v gh"n L. D. te! 2228-R
MONEY TO LOAN. ^
LOANS TO EVERYBODY
ON '
FURNITURE PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS.
ETC.. ETC
We make It pm easy ns possible for honest
n''ple to do1 business with us We appreciate
the fact that every person of pride desires to
vOM) their personal affair? private and we can
.■•tmlse nn 1 guar-'rte®- to such absolute eonfl
’cnne In all transactions conducted with us.
om CONFIDENTIAL CRFHIT SYSTEM
- nstorMifr-’•Iv liberal. sfumde, a?lfp and prl
rnte. We take nil risk. Wo create no publ
icity. We mal;p ”o charge for application.
WE TRUST YOU.
Ye will or<en a <■ “io.dentlnl credit account w’th
•on I# ?*ou arc In need of money call at mir
•Hive. Your account will he welcomed, and
men opened ran alwnvs be used You have
lse r.f both money and good3. Money In few
lours niter applying. I>o not fnll to call and
p»t our term • dnlng tum nnss elsewhere.
SECURITY LOAN CO..
m MARKET STREET. TEL. 3493-L.
PEGPLF/S LOAN & PROKFRAGE CO..
I''-. MARKET STREET.
ROOM 40 NIAGARA RLDG..
L. D. Phoso t9Gu.
LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANO, eto.
Courteous Attendants,
P-fvete OfTlect.
Fnll Explanations.
Prompt Sendee,
Considerate Treatment.
En«*v Payments.
Are Special Features with the
PEOPLE’S LOAN * TtROTsFRAGE CO..
'c~ MARKET STREET
room ti'l NIAGARA RLDG..
L. D. Phone 4SR5.
NEW JERSEY LOAN CO..
ROnv 301. M2 MARKET ST
TO GET MONEY WHEN YOU NEED TT
COME TO US.
W« will convince vnti that our rstec; p»-p the
lo'v of .nr,d our business conductrrl with such
privacy that
NO ONE WTLL KNOW.
Wo will logo you any amount on furniture,
pianos, etc.: all left in your possession Tf ymt
nre in n hurry go to the nearest phone and call
up l. d me.
NEW JERSEY LOAN r*o..
ROOM 3<Yf. M2 MARKET ST.
pi-!’ \te PARTY will make loans oti fuml
ttirf horses and wagons, t'lnnns and otbr-r
security: salaried employee* of good standing
may also secure mntjpv nn their own «drr«a
rure* strictly confidential W R NORWIL'S
Room 311. 3 Gllnton st.. Newark.
MONEY T/YANED SAT.ARTED PEOPLE
nvi ethers without seeur'tv; ea«v pnvmr.ntc
office* |n dp prineinal eltlo*. Save yourself
mop- v In getting mv terms flret D IT TOT.!
M' N. Room 612. 233 Washington st.. cornet
Market
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE HOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONED OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK
City Hall. Feb. ?,! flFO.
The following Is the INt r r ,m -• u\ p-.nP a
nnd plat* s of business of persons making nprll
I’ntT n to this beard for the grunting < ‘ ‘,)ce
t' sell spirituous. vinous. malt or brewed liquors
nnil not herotofoie published according i , liw
to wit*
Name. Place nf P.usinpss. Residence
R eta it, -r e new a ls.
I.oulFe Stnempfll. IIP Hnw,ni st.Rant* place
Tjrnntlii - Stark. H ttst. ■ „ st.Ram* place
1 ha. Kaunmann. 7S Fre|ln*huyaan av.Same pi.
otm Ituechjier. i:» Ferry st.?1m, pia,-e
Frank Bln-fuaa. 637 Market at. Ram* .lace
Anselm . Dnmatn. 40 Ferry st.Same place
Snm fioklfarb. 131 Prince st . .. Rant* r’n,.*
Rudolph Walker. 151 Park av...... .'.Ram* piace
Joseph Mann. MS Ferry st.Same rlace
Jnines F. Ilcylan, 9 Ferry st .Same place
Otlnn < ardenall. 30 OnraMe st.Same place
r.luaepM. fappeun 12 fuller st.Ram" place
Urn. Halter. 572 Market st. Same place
John Itr-lnar. 73 Pa-salc av.Rome place
Ram V\ elntrauh. 219 Xew st.Same place
RETAIL—Dnrni.E TRANSFERS
Branlelaw Patiowskl. 159 Rotvery et .Ram* pi
John L■ ponohue■ Hambur* cl.Same place
HUT A IL-NEW APPLICATION.
Henry Menerer. 213 Waverlv av ...Same place
RICHARD MILLER,
JAMES F. CONNELLY Fr«rfr,ent.
flty flerk.
BELLEVILLE NOTICES.
(>^ INTENTION—'To apply for the
passage of a oil] Lor the annexation of the
°f ' V1 ll‘ County of Essex,
to ihc L t> of Newark, In the County of Essex.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
! ,! «. l*° lo lhe Present legislature < f
j f01; ,9° parage of a MIT, the general
nnnTv *’l,lch ,wU l)t* to provide for the
annexation to and consolidation with the Citv
?,9.u,CWark' ,n lh,e 1 unty of Essex, of the
f .’ < : , ?<?t*. " ithin th'* bounds of the
present j "Mu * f Hell vtih*. in the County of
,i!'st "a>* of January, 1910; pro
N ‘!*n<) Dttcstlon f such annexation and
‘V1 4 V,k ,! ■’ muted to the Voters
cf tald township Jo the mariner provided by
Ip ‘' !■-1 •*'‘ r‘l, ltl ; * • ' I' ciion held In said
Tow > ,>ip of ncllevlllr- f,,r thoir acceptance or
i ■ 1 ou, «.r..i t. the Majo r and Common
Coui,a,! of the City of Newark, for its ac
ceptance or rejection.
Lilted February J. !!•(».
JEIt ALT-O MAIORAN.
Fd Rrlmont avenue.
R Ib.-ville. New Jersey.
MICHAEL pr NZ.
. , ... 4 1"? H >n!?s street.
ebl,2,3,4,B,0,8 Bellovlllo, \vv.- Jersey.
NOTICE OF IN TEN TON—
Notice Is hereby klvcn that the ttntlcrslirnctl
ntfn.l to apply to the One Hundred nml Thlrty
thlrd I-eKlsInturn of the State „r New Jersey,
held in the year 1909. for the passage of a MM
t«> incorporate the Inhabitants of that nopiion
. ‘h“ of *'**<'* contained within the
tenItorlnl limits now omloscing the Towiwhin
nr Iteil.viUe. In the County of Essex into a
body politic and corporate in law bv the name
of the Town or Rcdlevillr. and the nrovUle for
a submission of the question to the legal voter"
of said township in the manner provided l>v
law at the next general election to he held in
on Id township, or at any special election, for
acceptance or rejection. ’
Dated February s. 1909.
SAMUEL C. MARTIN,
btf» Holmne etreet,
Belleville, N. J.
W. BRAND SMITH,
feb8-6t Belleville, N. J.
i
SUBURBAN MERCHANTS,
TRADESMEN, ETC. *
i
| HA35tB3Q?l | 1
Bakery.
ABERNETHY "BISCUITS. English Mufflnu.
Scotch Shortbread.
JAS. H. JONES. 507 N. Fourth strMt.
Confectionery. Notion*. Etc.
J. MAR SHARE,
j 520 Harrison av. Confectionery, scrlo. tobacco.
; notions, hardware, crockery, tinware.
Oy*teT Hnn^e nml H^tnuraat.
THE HARRISON OYSTER AND CHOP
HOUSE 20 Harrison av. Wholesome food:
j quick service; regular dinner, 15 cents.
Plumber*.
HAVE your boilers cleaned and repaired for the
winter In a first-class manner shy ANDREW J
. MURRAY, 707 North Fourth at.. Harrison.
H KEARNY |
Coni. Wood nml lee.
| WM. T HOjVE. 114 Johnston av.. Kearny,
N. J.. dealer In coal, wood andd Ice.
Painter.
JAMES H COLLIS 4 Kearny av.. Kearny. N.
J Hardware and Paints Try Collis'a FamoUB
.Wall Ena nel. all colors. $1.25 per gallon.
Plumber.
CHRISTOPHER BURNS.
Plumbing and Heating Contractor.
256 Kearny avenue. L. D. Phone. Kearny. N. J. j
, --I
ARLINGTON
Ten*, Coffee* anil Groceries.
C. A. NISSEN.
Teas, Coffees and Select Groceries.
443 Kearny av., Arlington, N. J. Tel. 103-W.
ORANGE
Jeweler.
Watches. Diamond*. Jewelry,
Fine Watch Repairing.
French Clocks a Specialty.
JAMES J. HAAG. *
0 Com* street. Orange. J.
Moving Van* and Storage.
SMITH’S VANS AND STORAGE,
23 Duv ytif» t. Orange, N. J. h
Restaurant and Cafe.
UHDEBWOQ© SfSUS.
Restaurant and !>«?«
FIRST-CLASS SERVICE OT*A R ANTF7ED.
20-/2 CONE STREET. ORANGE. N. J.
EAST GRATISS
Wntclien nnd Jewelry.
C. \. UMl. f ]
the East Orange Jeweler. All repairing dona
fully guaranteed. Cash paid for cold and silver.
22 Main at.. East Orange, N. J. Opp. car house.
BaRdlag Construction,
W. F. WERNER, 129 Steuben at. Building con
struction, repairs, alterations, decorations.
MONTCLAIR I
__ . a
Grain and liny.
HUGH GALLAGHER,
Dealer in Fleur. Feed, Grain. Hay, Straw, etc.
Agency for all lines of ocean steamers.
Tickets foi sale. General auctioneer. Tel. No. 5.
Shoe*.
FRA UK F CONROY,
FINE FOOTWEAR. «■
437 BLOOMFIELD AV. MONTCLAIR. N. J.
BLOOMFIELD |
Coal and Wood Dealer.
WILLIAM R COR^y COAL CO.
HOSCOE R. JOHNSON. PROP..
COAT. AMI WOOD.
267 GLENWOOD AV. nl-OOMFlELD. N. J.
,
CSLBWSLl. 1
A ntoiurthilps.
NO tires to keep, no hill tuo steep; thri AniVr- r
eon: 5550; 12-liorser>r*V'cr: agents ’ranted. T\
L. HELLER, Caldwell. N. J.
CLOTHING. _
fl.'K) WILL GET YOU
CLOTHING ON ( I:Ml:IT ,
AT CASH PRICES.
MEN AND WOMEN CAN HAVE JUST
WHAT THEY NEED AND HAVE SIX
MONTHS' TIME ' ’ ’ BALANCE.
SEE BURKE.
NEAR WILLIAM. 241 HALSEY FT
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR
SALE. _
BANEY BROS..
SALES AND EXCHANGE STABLES,
37-41 BRIDGE STREET.
NEWARK. N. J. '
200-HORSES AND MULBS-200
constantly on hand to select from. Just re
! celved a mixed load of Pennsylvania horses
and mules acclimated and ready foi hard
j work, and at prices to suit the times. Also
; have a number of second-hand horses at low
prices.
7b HORSES FOR HIKE,
Suitable for all kinds of work.
Both phones 424 Newark.
AT AUCTION.
largest Commission Stables in New Jersey.
250 HEAD OF 1IORSES-250
BULL'S HEAD COM MISSION STABLES,
495-497 BROAD ST.. 27-29-31 ESSEX ST..
NEWARK. N. J.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1909.
commencing at 10 a. m., with horses, wagons
and harness. Any gentleman who is in need of
a horso should not fail to be on hand Tuesday.
Regular auction sales every Tuesday and Frt
* day. commencing at 10 a. m.
THOMAS H. HOY. Tr6p.
J. B. MOREHOUS, Salesman. * •
J. S. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.
Both phones.
| HORSE, carriage, harness and sleigh, cheap,
i 1449 North Broad, Lyons Farms.
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY—To Wtl
helmina Mead and Hettie Mead: *
Take notice, that We shall apply to the
Chancellor, on Tuesday, the ninth day of Febru
ary. nineteen hundred and nine, at the Chan-i
eery chambers, at the State House, at Trenton,
at ten o’clock in the forenoon, or as soon there
after as counsel can be hoard, for a final decree
for the sale of the premises, described in u bill
filed in a cause wherein Margaret Sheldon is
cn.npla inant and you and others ate defendants,
frtM and discharged from any estate of dower!
inchoate or otherwise, which you or either of
you have In the whule or any part of said
described premises.
Dated Jnnuary 12, 1909.
Your3 truly, »
LAMBERT fk STEWART.
506 Union Building
luiiaaMu. “

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