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DEATHS
BELL,IS—Suddenly, in New York city,
February 1. 1911. John W. Beilis, aged
48 years.
BENTON—Suddenly, on Tuesday, Jan
uary 31, 1911. at the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. W. James. 41 Park
avenue. Irvington, Amelia J., wife of
Thomaa Benton.
BREWSTER—On Wednesday. Febru
ary 1. 1911, Virginia Howard, eldest
daughter of Nestor Houghton and
the late Ida Carpenter Brewster.
Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral services from her
Into residence, 26 Mt. Prospect place,
on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. In
torment at the convenience of the
family.
BRIDEN—Entered Into rest on Wed
nesday. February 1. 1911. at his late
residence. 114 Ogden street, Henry
Brlden. beloved husband of Mary
Brlden.
BUNNELL- Suddenly, on January 31,
1911. of pneumonia. Airs. Mary Bun
nell (nee Westervelt). of 242 De Witt
avenue. Belleville, N. J-, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs William
H. Blake, 192 Parker street, city.
CAIRNS—On February 3. 19U, at her
late residence, 208 Cross street, Har
rison, Bridget Calms (nee Mulchrone),
widow of John Calms.
CALL—Suddenly, on January 31. 1911.
ot hie home. 21 Hamilton street. Nut
ley, N. J., William H., husbahd of
Mary- E. Call.
COSTELLO—On Wednesday. February
I. 1911. Mary E. Costello (nee Ferley),
widow of James Costello.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend funeral at her late
residence. 364 Mulberry street, on
Saturday. February 4, 1911, at 9 a. m.
to St. Oolumba’s Church, where a
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of her soul Interment
In the Cemetery' of the Holy Sep
ulchre.
COX—At 68 South Jefferson street, Or
ange. N. J.. on Wednesday. Febuary
I. 1911. Walter P., beloved husband of
Sarah (nee Armstrong i
Funeral private.
CRAMER—Entered Into rest on Tues
day. January 31, 1911, at his residence.
No. 41 West Kinney street, William
H. Cramer, beloved husband of Kate
II. (Tamer (nee Taylor), aged 62 years
"lie month and 11 days.
PALY—January 81, 1911. Mary Ann
Paly.
P’AURIA—On February 1. 1911. at hi*
late residence. 4t8 North Third .street.,
East Newark, N J.. Romano D’Aurla,
44 years.
Relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully Invited to attend his
funeral on Friday, the 3d lust., at 8
a. tn., from his residence, and 9 a m.
to St. Anthony's R. C. Church, East
Newark, where a Solemn High Mass1
of Requiem will be offered for the re-;
pose of Ills soul. Interment Ceme
tery of the Holy Sepulchre.
PEHMER—Entered Into rest, on Mon
day. January 30. 1911, Christina, be
loved wife of Bernhard Dahmer (nee
Aden, aged 67 years 4 months, 293
Fainnonnt avenue.
PERYEE—January 81. 1911. All e.
youngest da.ughter of the late Rev
Or. William Rankin and Charlotte
Ward Puryee.
FT AN AO AN—On February 1, 1*11. ,
Mary Flanagan (nee Clark), beloved
wife of James Flanagan. 125 Spruce!
street.
FREAR—On February 1, 1911, Anna, i
widow of Edwin Frear, aged 51 year*, i
HANPLON— On February. 7, 1911.
Arthur Arnot, beloved son of Arthur
Henry and Ethel May Handlon. ag<d
2 years 7 months. 158 Pukes street.
Kearny.
[JOHNSON—On February 1, 1911. Char
Totte. beloved wife of the late Joshua
Johnson. 41 Summit place.
iFOST- Entered Into rest, Monday. Jan
uary 30, 1911, James A. F Post, vet
eran of the Civil War, at his late
residence, 44 Johnson street.
REED—Entered into rest. Tuesday,
January 31, 1911, John B. Reed. In hie
twenty-first year
- j
REIM—Entered Into rest, on Tuesday.
January 31. 1911, Helen Relm, be
toved daughter of the late Abble
Relm (nee Schleicher), aged 9 years
1 month 3 days, 54 Megnolln street.
STOCKMANN—Entered into reet
Tuesday, January 31, 1911, Albert
Stockmann, husband of thelato Pau
line Stockmann (nee Naedele). aited 60
years 2 months and 2 days.
SWEENEY—At House of Divine Prov- j
tdenee, Ridgewood, N. J.. on January j
31. 1911. Peter, beloved husband of the
late Bridget Sweeney.
Relatives and friends and members
of Holy Name Society are kindly in-.
vlted to attend the funeral from Cun
ningham's funeral parlor. No. .313
Warren street, on Friday. February
3d, at 8:30 a, m., to St. Joseph's
church, where a Solemn High Mass
»f Requiem will be offered for the
repose of his soul rntprment in
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
TINKER On February 1, 1911. at the
residence of her nephew. Mr. Charles !
Taylor Pomeroy. 83 Third avenue
Minora Taylor, widow of William!
Per Tinker'. In her 87th year
Tl NISON- -At East Orange, N. J..
January 31. 1911. Elizabeth Woodward,
wife of the 1st. Rev. William Tttnl
sott, 50 South Clinton street. East
1 Tenge
VOLKER— Entered Into rest on Feb
ruary I. 1911, Christina Volker (nee
Weber), beloved v.ife of lohn Volker.
in her 28th year.
WE1SHEIT—Entered into rest, un
Wednesday, February t, 1911. Michael
Weisheit, aged 84 y'ears 2 months 18
dayF. 52 Elm road.
WERNER—On February 1, 1911, at her
home, 129 Steuben street. East Or
ange Mary A , wife of Theodore J.
•tier, aged 72 years.
| WHITE—On January 31, 1911. Robert.
! beloved husband of Margaret White
| (nee Burns).
I WILSON—On February i. 1911. Ger
trudp M„ willow of Kavkl W. Wilson,
agreri 57 years, 58 North Sixth street.
I WITT15L—On Wednesday, February 1.
1911, John B., widower of Margaret
Wtttel. aged 69 years, «39 1’ergen
street.
WB wish to thank our relative* and many
friends for their kind oxpreaalons of sympa
I thy extended to us In words and flowers in the
bereavement of our lieloved daughter and sister.
Miss Mary f'nrnej. We thank the pallbearers
i for their kind services
MRS. MARY KATHERINE CARNEY
Resolution* lOfiKroflned.
G. E. VAN BUPKIRK, 67 Four h st. Engross
ing of resolution* and diplomas a specialty
CEMETERY MEMORIALS.
GEORGE BROWN St CO..
Established IojO.
Designers and Mantif urers of
MONUMENTS, TOMBS. VAULTS AND GEN
ERAL CEMETERY WORK IN GRAN
ITE, MARBLE AND HTONE
270 AND J74 BELLEVILLE AVENUE.
Opp. entrance to Mt. Pleurant Cemetery. j
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
People’s Burial Co.,
380 Broad St., cor. 8th Ave.
89 Kearny Ave., Kearny, N. J.
WILL FURNISH FOR
$75.00
elegant casket, covered with fine black i<roa<l
cloth. white or sliver gray plush, with massive
bar handles, engraved nameplate, lined with
alik or satin, out- •• case, embalming, adver
tiling, dressing, shaving, crucifix, candelabra,
gloves, chairs, her.rse and three coaches to any
city cemetery Ye furnish fo**
$45.00
a funeral that measures up to any trust under
taker $90.00 funeral Funeral parlors free.
PHONE 257 BRANCH BROOK.
Newark Burial Co.,
534 BROAD STREET,
Between Bridge and Iximbardy streets
For $65.00
we agree to supply Black Broadcloth, White :
Plush, Imitation Oak Casket, Handles, Plate,
Interior Lined Complete. Outside Pine Box.
Embalming. News; per i otlce, Use of Rug,
Pedestal, Crepe, Camp Chairs, Hearse. Three
Coaches any City Cemetery, Services of Funeral
Directors.
Parlors tor funeral In connection
fo21°Market. ^34 Broad St. ;
1 'HITIVELY FIRST CLASS SERVICE AT '
REASONABLE RATES.
COACHES FOR FUNERALS, $L
,1. A- A. AV HARTH,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND COACH OWN
ERS. TELEPHONE MARKET 2
OFFICE 293 SOUTH ORANGE AV.
W A REROOMS. 291-296 SOUTH ORANGE AV. ;
JOSEPH J. MANGER,
Undertaker ar.d F.mbalmer
Conches and Camp ChaliH to Hire.
Tel. 7b2 Waverly. 489 Springfield av.
WM. F. MULLTN,
UNDERTAKER.
228 Lafayette street. Phone 660 Market.
.TAMES S. MULLIN.
UNDERTAKER,
323 Lafnyette Htrret. Phone 31P2 Market.
FRANK A. FOLEY.
Funeral Director and Embalmor.
; »2 Lafayette street 'Phono D73S Market.
CEMETERY MEMORIALS.
GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY
Franklin nv. and Joralemon st., Bloomfield,
N. J.. tel. 1648-J, Bloomfield. Branch office
Newark. Scheuer Bldg.; tel 3921 Market
SHOT AND KILLED AS
SHE ANSWERS DOOR, j
FLINT, Mich., Feb. LV-Miso Ellei, |
Blitne, who kept a boardingr-house hero 1
several years, was shot and killed
early today when she answered a knock
at the door of her home. Her sister,
Mrs. Catherine Talbot, who was also
shot in the arm, charged the crime to
Frank Fox, of Sandusky, O., a brother
in-law. who has disappeared.
Mrs. Talbot is so seriously injured
that she was for a time unable to give
any clear explanation of the tragedy or
Its cause. Two brothers of the woman
have been summoned from Sandusky.
REAL ESTATE. j
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.
Carl IT. H. Fischer to Joseph Nied
snnski. w a Magazine st, 528 ft s ir
Ferry st, 25x100.
Charles W. Pennington to El wood C.
HarrlB, e s 2d st, 208 ft n fr Hus
sex av, 26x78. 1
George C. Jacob to Tlieo Fraebel.
e h Winans ay, liiO ft n fr Kipp st.
26x90. 1
Herman & Co. to Joseph Stern, e s
Pennsylvania av, .m fr Amor .st.
25x100. 1
Lowy, Berger At Finger Co. to Slg
fried Husserl, n w tor S. 16tli st
and Clinton av, 20x102. 1
Marie P. Pavey and bus to John C.
Gregory, w h Parker st, 500 ft h fr
2d av, 30x100. 1
Mary McCaffrey to Frank C. Dee
mallnes, h h Finlay pi, 1% ft w fr
Handford st. 26x100. 1
William Levelatt to Peter Hauck.
h e cor Sheffield and Orange atr,
33x63. 1
Jeannette Ballautine et al to Fed
oral Trust Co*, w s Broad st. n s
.and Newark-Fire ins. Co . 28x12*).. 76.000
Monarch Realty Co. to George Tait.
w s Ridge si, 255 ft h fr Grafton
av. 40x100. 1 j
Etta M. Headley and h*m to Mod
i-rn Essex Co., w s N. f»th ,st, 258 ft
u fr Ablngton av, 25x109. 1 i
Fred 15. Tuttle to Caroline C. Oml
rak. ■ s Mnpes av. 62<S ft \v f
Bergen st. 100x140; and other Irani 1
Willis W. Corwin to Emiua Oswald,
it s Beverly st. 200 ft w fr Leslie
1*1. 50x100. I
William T Rue et al to Fairchild
Baldwin Co., h s Market at. 147 ft
fr Washington st, 20x100. 1
Ernest 15. Fischer to Helena E. Wag
ner. »• s Freeman st, 100 ft n fr
Rose st. 50x14*5 . 1
Dorn Rotnrmr and has to Ida H
Schick, cor lot Janies M. Carring
ton, s *v s Kinney st. 30x70 . 1
William Froehltch <exr* to .Sophia
Ostcrtag, w s Morris av, 17f> ft a fr
13tli uv 25x60; and other tract. 4,000
Peter SobUntz to Simon Greenberg,
s e cor Ferry and Congress ai^,
28x56 . 1
Roslyn Renlty Co. to Max Danzis
et nl. n o cor Pennsylvania av and
Yauderpool st. 25x100 . 1
Mux Hunzts et al to Roslyn Realty
Co., w s S. 14th st, 500 ft n fr 9tn
av. 75x100 . 1
TOWNSHIPS «
Philip J. Bowers to Harry llendrlcks,
Bloomfield, w s Watsessing av, 325
ft k fr Av Fontaine. 117x261. 1
Breakenrldge Ac Tichenor, fnc., to
N. J Aluminum Co.. Inc.. Irvington
s w cor Argyle ter and Grove st.
100x120 . 1
Charles A. Morel to Patrick H. Uw
noBs. E. Orange, w a Arlington uv,
s fr Rutledge av, 100x262 —;. 1
Joseph Lomem to Crleteforo Zuzolo.
Orange, n s Gray at, 220 ft e fr Lin
coln uv, .’.oiioo . 1 1
i j
, \ . A
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES.
Mom Eveg. Both
iltlon. Edition. Edition*.
* r wor i insertion. lc tc lHo
Per word. S Insertions 2%c IV
J • n *rd, 6 insertions 4><-c 4 V 8%c
| °ne month dally, per 1! ’ 00 I OC 1.00
On.- month. K. O. D.
IH*r line. g0 .6*' 1.88
I Six month!* Infje, 'rV., Vine 5 25 6 25 10.60
Six months, E. O i>
Per line. 3.IB 3.15 8.80
One year, dally, per'line lb!w 10.00 20.00
One year, E. o D., per
line . 5.00 6.00 11.00
6 lines r.t option within
one year, per line. 6c ie Itf
' ■ Itenhiim light face
'Rpf up to 24 point
ft I lowed on page for
,:*ho and address. per
measured line. 6c 8c 10c
Denth Notices, per in
sertion . 0 26c 50c
With notice nf funeral 60c 50c ’.00
Marriage and Birth No
tice. per Insertion 50c 60c i.OO
Resolutions and Card of
Thanks. per line.. 6c 6c Ifc
HELP WANTED—MALE.
AUTO SCHOOL OF NEW JERSEY-Years nf
experience In auto senool 1 ork enables us to
five the Pest practical Instruction nt the low
est foes: your license obtained after passing
our examinations. Ray and eve Ing classes.
4 Washington at. near Kinney.
BOOTBLACK: wanted. 7W> Broad st
BOY worked, about 17, to work In laboratory.
Apply CENTRAL DYESTUFF AND <HEMI
COL CO.. Plum I’-'Int bine.
BUTCTIUR—Ftrst-cla.s. with references. for
our Allentown, Pn . market. Apply executive
•fflfp ROTH * co.. fnc.. Metropolitan Budd
ing. Orange.
MECHA NldAL I')RAFTKMEN are paid «1*n
monthly complete course 'short methods), at
your home, four t*» six months. P. O. Box 433,
Newark. N. J.
YOO are wanted /■• r government position, *s<n
month write for lift o: positions open..
FRANKLI INSTITUTE. Rept W<\ Roches
ter. N- Y.
WAN’TEI>—Good dlnker to cut heel lifts with
mallet dies. NEWARK LEATHER INNER
SOLING MFO. #’0 72 Union st.
HE1 P WANTED- FEMALE.
CLEANER AND YWR WANTED Frpeii
enced dresser on lady’s goods. 514 Clinton av.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper who understands
stenography; with references. THE BEND
LEVY CO., 241 Washington et
FRMALI-: applicants >f the Bureau of Employ
ment of the City of Newark, who are desirous
of speedily securing places In first-class fam
ilies as housekeepers, cooks. < hamUcrmalds.
nurses, etc., will plitaro call at the bureau s
ladies’ reception room, ground door 'front) of
the ‘Mtv Hull, every afternoon, exceptlng Satu
dnys. Sundays and ollda , 1 • tween the hours
of 2 and I when they will meet ladle* needing
their services. No chart*- for procuring em
ployment.
HOUFEWORKERS. cooks nd waitress wanted
ftt ORANGE BUREAU CF DOMESTIC RE
QUIREMENTS, 664 Main at . East Orange
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
YOUNG MAN, 26 years old. with thorough
theoretical anil practical knowledge in the
electrical line *«eek» position In office or work
shop of an electrical business. Acldrep- G. TI.
J.. Box 80. Star Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED— !
FEMALE.
Attention Ladies!
DO YOU NEED HELP?
tf you are in Immediate want of household
servant* .all at the reception uwr.i of the
Bureau of Employment of uio • . ground floor
fronts CITY 1IAM. LU51LDING, FJVK R Y
AFTERNOON EXCEPT .SATURDAY, BE
TWEEN THE HOURS OF 1 TO •}. * here you
will And awaiting you experienced
a km ijual iiorsn WORKER 8
COOK S, LAU M »it ESSES,
NURSES. SEAM S'! RUSHES. ETC.
Also others not skilled tut ready ami will k
to be employe*
POLITICAL APY ATTE.NDA MTS
4
t
IF YOT' are In ne.eii of household eei vonte such
an housekeepers, cooky, chambermaids,
nuraea. etc., you can Interview applicants of i
this City’s Bureau o Employment by. visiting
the bureau's ladles' reception room on the !
ground floor (front); of the city - all, every .
afternoon ••scenting’ Saturdays,. Sundays and
holidays, between the hours of ' and ■» The .
bureau's service Is free.
Jeremiah Long to John Gray. Irving
ton. n s Bell st. 225 ft w fr Ltnaen
av, 27x100 . 1
Modern Building Co. to ET P. Inger
soil, Glen Uldge, e s Ridgewood
«v. 100 ft n fr Sunset nV, 62x159; and
other tract . 1
Breakenridge A; Ticheuor, inc., to
Ernest Ki n. Irvington. \v s 23rd st
1 -5 ft :■ fr 19th av. 25x100. 1
Philip J. Bowers to Austin iColgate
Orange. Intersection n s Central u\
with e « Lincoln av, 279x737. 1
Eusl orange Terraco, Inc., to Anton
J iarlfiugcr. K. orange. «■ Fatr
mount ter. .80 ft s fr Mountain
View av, 1*20x120 . 1<
Elizabeth Ancott and bus to Benin
rain Ycshlovsky et al. Bloomfield.
• Orange >i. 101 ft n ft* Cross st
80x100 . 1
Arthur B. Griffin to Edgar A. Griffin
Verona, .t: s Id A. B. Griffin, vv fi
tract of id 2nd party, 60x79. 1
Helen J*’. Gridin and Inis to same.
\ erona. n s Personette hv, n fr lot
29. 60x79 . 1
William B. Lloyd to Frederick Tl.
Williams, Orange, e s Centre st.
92 ft s vv fr Central av. 80x187.: 1 ,
Frederick H.'"Williams to William B.
Lloyd, Orange, n e s Mountain
View av. 281 ft fr Lincoln av, 66x150 1
Jacob Magin t«* Vdam Mngln. Irving
ton. b s Springfield av, 75 ft e fr
Lyons av, 25x100 . 1
Grey lock Land Co. to William J.
Fitzsimmons, Belleville, w s Main
st. 450 ft s fr Greylock av, 25x190.. 1
MORTGAGES RECORDED
NEWARK.
Uheo Fracbei t<* Theresa Jacob, east side
Wlnans avenue, 15*) feet north %om Kipp
street. $3,000.
Bridge Reilly and husband to A art I
Blankcn n a', west .side Brown streret. 666
feet north from Mill street, $2,600.
Joseph Nietizdrski to Minnie T. Fischer,
west side Magazine street, 623 feet south
from Ferry street. $1,000.
Frederick hVhepev and husband to Phoe
nix Building and Loan Association, north
aide Wavrly place, west side Prince
strict, $3,000.
Slgfrled Husserl to uwy. Berger &
Finger Company, northwest corner South
Sixteenth street and Clinton avenue, $1,700.
Annie Margolis and husband to Philip
Korn, east side Hunterdon street, 168 fept
south from Warren street, $1,800.
Carrie G Pe«k and husband to South
Park Building tind Loan Association, north
Mde Lanark avenue, 1200 feet east from
Vail street. $2,<KKV
Rosie Rich to Franklin Havings Institu
tion, north side Springfield avenue, 8G feet
oast front Rankin streot, $18,000.
Mary Kehoo et al to same, east side
Morris avenue, 375 feet south from West
Bank street. $500.
Federal Trust Company to Jeannette
Baliantlne et nl (trustees), west side Broad
street, south side Newark Fire Insurance
Company's land, $228,000.
Catharine Hrhnrd and husband to Secur
lty Savings Bank, north side Springfield
avenue. Bu feet west from Bergen street.
$7,8i)0.
Alfred Rose to Fourteenth Ward Build
inc and Loan Association, north side Van
derpool street. 150 feet west from Sher
man avenue. $1,000.
Fairchild-Pablwin Comnony to William
T. Roe. south side Market street. 147 feet
southeast from Washington street, $85,000.
Committee Presbyterian Church Exten
sion to James S. Higbee et al (executors),
nortl* side Meeker avenue, east side Pe
shlne avenue, $13,600.
Same to Joseph S. Hlgble, same prop
erty. $3,000.
Vincenzo Cereiello to Van Keuren dir
Son, northeast corner Chester avenue and
North Eighth street. $1,000.
Morris Anker to Abraham Anker, north
(.i f
.
r I I - ■ III ■ ■ | M_BU■UIMI— I—»—
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
METAL CEILINGS AND WALLS
erected lu all kinds of building* JAS. V.
MAGUIRE. 213 Halsey st., Newark.
STOVES, ranges and heaters; all stoves are
guaranteed; stove repairing n specialty. M.
BIDDELMAN. 261 Springfield av.; tel. 1727-U
Market
flotlilsg.
I WILL pay high prices for cast-off clothing.
Send postal and I'll call. F. COHEN. 60
Canal st.
I WILL pay' high prices for cast-off clothing.
Send postal and I’ll call. FRANK. 87 Mer
cer st.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—Brown and white collie, mostly brown:
give description; rewnrd. A. Me WILLIAMS.
Burnett st., Maplewood.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOUND- fttvogtment; a chance to secure Essex
county agency for one of the best high-grade
commercial cars at very low figures. Address
GUM MERCIA L, »are Ilosevtlle Branch, Star
Office.
BUSINESS PLACES SOLD—If you want to buy
or fell see SC HWARTZ'S Business Exchange.
205 Springfield av. Phone 9fJ-U Market.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
LISTER'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
WORKS.
Manufacture • *f Fertilizer!" of All kinds. ;
Bone Black. Glue, Grease. tlhcmlcals, etc. ;
Buyer.* of Dry Bone and Butchers' Bone. Con
signments solicited. For particulars add rest
LISTER'.*- AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL j
WORKS. Bn.ulwny. New York city, and;
Lister a\.. Newark. N. J.
JOHN F. ftEHOE, President.
Good*.
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. CONTENTS OF !
Houses, flats and stores bought;}
OAKH QUICK: CONFIDENTIAL (2 SOUTH j
ORANGE AV PHONE 207! MARKET.
MEDICAL.
UAI>li::- DKS1RINO ADVlf’K
bv graduated vegUteved specialist call at MRS j
W!!. I, IA M S' S « ffl'e. private ous*. 4K9 West
Twenty second st., New York. 2 blocks from ,
Twenty-third sf. ferr.v, or 4 blocks from Tv.ent'. -
third •<{ . Hudson tunnel station Take 23d si
car t<. Tenth av Absolute satisfaction guaran
tee i <hn:g**s moderate. Advice free Office
hours*. 10 to 4; Sundays, 11 to 4.
LADIES’ PRIVATE NURSING confinement s
*n*e«; trustworthy advice by graduate regie-*
tere»t «pf *iallht a1 vice free a» 1 eatbvfaction
guaranteed MRS HARMON, 139 Washing- j
tun st.. Newaik; private house two blocks rear j
of Hahne'M: off! e hours dally, 11 a. in. to 9
d. in. Sunday*. 2 to 7 p.
M[DWU *.K FRIEDRICH, 490 Springfield
av . to*; floo- ladies’ specialist, examination
fre.- rati* Taction.
WKBl»Ki .-f -’Ot. GII -!ORDXAT. for roach.. '
colds an-! for the throat whooping cough
diphtheria, hoarseness
AUTOMOBILES.
»« 55 v '»"• j
REPAIR WORK
ON
AUTOMOBILE WH. KL*
PHINKAS? JON UP & CO.
?.05 >|AI.KF/1 ST.. NEWARK. N. J
i'j» the driveway.
BEun.AR CUJNUHBK OR DEMOUNTABLE;
RIMS FURNISHED AND APPLIED.
Telephone Market.
A 1910 VEME. 10 h. p. flve-paflsetiger touring
<ar. fully equipped: will take any hill on
high. OWNER. MO Cooper av., Tipper Mont
clair. N. J.
i tSK l-'.mo-enow* r Reading Standard, 1910;
n-i.idM- n .r. KOEHLER CO.,v291|
Ul»i €■•< fit . Newark
fiORSF.S AND CARRIAGES FOR
SALE.
Foil s'A l .lil—On account of automobile, a j
* -Mitf l ay carriage ho» *e. • r»V» hands, good
S r ;■ * * w also for sale, a cloned carriage, a .
sr. 0 a econtWiand i a sleet carriage, two
iouLIc r< t.« harness, on*- single harness, one !
ddgh Apply to AUGUST DBBRUN, Reek
ir.Hii terrace, Summit, N. J.
LOA NS—PERSONAL. '
• •
SALARIED people, a keeping house and
others furnished money without security; :
cheapest ra easiest term*; nave money by
seeing me before trading elsewhere. Office* in
G6 prf'u i{ al cities. D II. TOLMAN, Room HI?.
23R Washington st_
side. Thomas street, 23d feet west from |
Broad at reef. $'575.
Ida S. Schick to Dora Rommer and hus
band. south side Kinney street, 132 feet i
east from Orchard street, $2,600.
t'luirlej* Branligan t«> Firemen's lusur-1
ance Company, west side Hazelwood av$- j
nue. o.x) ! eet soutli from South Orange1
avenue. $4,000. I
Pauline .VI Weeks and husband to Wood- i
side Building; and Iamii Association, east \
side BoHUiitmit street, 227 feet south from 1
Vorouu avenue, $6,000.
Same to same, same property. $i,100.
Same to same, west side De Graw ave
nue. 200 feet, south from Verona avenue,
$2,750.
Same to same, same property, $1,000.
Simon Greenberg totPeter Scnllntz. south
east corner Ferry and Congress streets, j
$J 5,000.
Same to Rudolph Heller, same prop- ;
erty. $3,000.
Abraham ITauptman et al to Atlantic j
Building and Loan Association, northeast]
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Vander
pool street. $1,000
Same to Roslyn Realty Company, same
property. $1,400 Q
TOWNSHIPS.!
Masson Realty Company lto Sarah J
Bird. Montclair, east side <pranrfe road,
north aide Union street. $10,000.
Edith T. Bergen and husband to Adah
L. Hooker, South Orange, sootheHPt wide
Hlllsid** place, 215 feet southwest from
Mountain House road. $1,000.
Crlstoforo Zuzolo to Fanny K. , Hall
Orange, north side Gray street. 220 feet
east from Lincoln avenue. $575.
Stone Realty Company to Irvington
Building and Loan Association, Irvington,
oast side Cummings street. 302 feet south
west from • Moment's land, $2,600.
Henry Groberl to Edward O. A. Glok
ner. Fast Orange, east side North Twenty
first street. 225 feet norths from Fourth
avenue. $4,000.
William t\ Armstrong to Hast Orange
.in*! Ampere Land Company, Knot Orange,
•ast side Ellington street. 35 feet nortti
from Second avenue, $5^2.
Jam**# L. Nlc.o:! to Bloomileld Building
and Loan A^snolati*m. Hast Orange, wear
sid** Lnwren*;** street. 350 feet south from
VVateliung Railroad Company. $4,000.
K. P. ingersoil to Modern Building Cohfi
pany. Glen Rblge. east: side Ridgewood
avenue, 100 feet, north from Sunset avenue;
and second tract. $842.
Royal I\ Brooks to 1/ionard Brooks.
Montclair, cast side orange road, 472 feet
south from Southward’.^ dancl. $1,500.
John Giles to Margaret Finn, East
Orange, east side North Fifteenth street.
262 feet, north from » .irk avenue, $600.
Percy Mayes to Fidelity Trust Company.
South Orange, northeast side Sherman
pluee, 354 ieet northwest from Prospect
Street. $3,000. * *
Same in Frederic X. Gilbert. S*}tith
Orange, .same property, $1,500.
Benjamin Yeshlovsky et al to Orlentnl
Building and IjOan .association. Bloom
field, east side Orange street. 101 feet
north from Cross street. $6,500.
William D. Bailey to American Insur
ance Company. East Orange, west .side
Munn avenue. 100 feet south from Rhode
Island avenue. $6,000.
William P. Bailey to Anna L. Coughlin.
East Orange, west side Munn avenue. 100
feet south from Rhode Island avenue,
$1,000.
Fairchild-Baldwln Company to William
T. Rae. West Orange, west side Valley
road, corner LleweUy Park, $6,000.
Laura B. Bell and husband to John O.
Rod&mor, Nutley, west side Terrace ave
nue, .10 feet north from Glendale street,
51,000.
Albert H. Wallace to William Wallace.
Montclair, centre Belle avenue, 540 feet
southeast from Valley road, $2,000.
Jacob Magln to Charles A. Felck, Irving
ton. north side Rich street. 388 feet west
from Orange avenue, $2,000,
FOR SALE.
radiators,
POT STOVES,
, CANVAS HOVERS
I WALSH'S SONS & CO.,
CLAY AND PASSAIC STREETS.
SILVRON—It leaven a film of Pure Sliver.
DOONER & SMITH CO.
ARTISTIC sign work; lowent prices. HORLTC,'1
128 Market et., King’s Bldg. Phnn 3720-J. Mkt
ROASTING CHICKENS killed while you wait;
fresh eggs dally 28 Bathgate pi.
INSTRUCTION.
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Founded 1792.
WILSON FARRAND, Head Master
■ Thorough prepnratlon for any college or scien
tific school, or for business life
ATALOOUE ON PPLTCATION.
NEWARK BUSINESS COLLEUE.
86-92-, Park place, near Proctor’s.
Call, write or phone for catalogue.
COT FM AM nationa * business !
LULEJim! roU.KOE, Ono block west
of P. O.. comer Hals*, and academy street*.
* talog and schbol literature for tin* asking
Manic.
BANJO, mandolin, guitar and violin; lesson*
PCt.v A. J. WE IDT, 439 Washington st
’PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
FRAENTZEL & RICHARDS, Patent Uw.
American and foreign patents, trade-marks
and copyright and meahnnlcal engineering.
746-747 Broad st. Phone 2162-W. Market.
DRAKE & CO..
Established 1865. Phora Market. Firemen’* j
Insurance Co. Bldg., Broad and Market stn.
RUSSELL M. EVERETT. Tel. 4388-R. Market, j
Fnicnt Lawyer and Solicitor.
U. S. and Foreign. Cor. Broad and Market. '
City Advertisements.
baht KINNEY PLACE REPAVING, JEF j
FJCRY PLACE OPENING. FRMLINGHUY- J
.SEN AVENUE AND DAYTON STREET ‘
SEWER, PARK AVENUE SEWER.
Notice 1* hereby given that the commissioner*
heretofnro appointed by the Mayor 01 the city
of Newark to make an estimate and a^aessmont i
upon ail the owners of all the lands and real
estate in the city of Newark peculiarly bene
fited by any local improvement. In the said
city, in propuilion an nearly jih may be to the 1
advantage each was deemed to 'have acquired,
have made an estimate and assessment of bene
fits conferred upon all the owners of a]] the
lands and real estate In tbe city of Newark
peculiarly benefited by each of the following
improvements in said city, namely
The repaving of
EAST KINNEY PLACE.
from Hast Kinney street northerly about 836
feet.
The opening of
JEFFERY PLACE,
from Bergen street to Chadwick avenue
The construction of a sewer in
FRELlNOHl'YSEN AVENUE AND
DAYTON STREET
The construction of a sewer in
PARK AVENUE,
between High street and Mt. Prospect avenue
rind between North Ninth street and Roseville
avenue.
Said assessment comprises all lots tracts and
parcels of land and real statute liable to be ns
ies*‘*ed aforesaid Ping on both sides of
HAST KINNEY PLACE,
from Las* Kinney street northerly about 338
feet and including that purt of lot No 66 block
B82. fronting on terminus of East Kinney place;
on both sides of
JEFFERY PLACE, I
from Bergen street to Seymour avenue; on both
sides* of Bergen street. Chadwick avenue and
Seymour avenue from a point about 275 feet i
south of the southerly line of JefTeJ^ place to n
point about 275 feet north of We northerly
line of Jeffery place; on both sides of Bcheider
avenue and Conklin avenue, from Seymour ave
nue to a point about 100 feet east r»f the east
erly line of Osborne terrace; on both eider* of
FRELINGHTJ Y8E N A VF.N T IBS,
from Dayton street to Whittier place on both
sides of
DAYTON STREET,
from Frelinghuysen avenue to Foster street; on
both sides of
PARK AVENUE,
between High street and Mt. Prospect avenue
and between North Ninth street and Roseville
avenue, and have filed their reports r>f said as
scssmentfl for benefits in the office of the clerk
of the Circuit Court of the County of Essex, and
that the Judge of said court ha* fixed Haturday,
iho fourth day of February. 1911. at 10 o’clock
In the forenoon, in the Circuit Court room, at
the Court House in the of Newark, ae the
time and place of hearing any objections thnt
may l»e mfide to the said assessment*.
Dated January 20. 1011.
HERBERT BOOGR,
Jan30-6t City Attorney.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties intar- ,
etsted that the < 'crtlflcatea of Assessment of
the whole amount of the costs and expense* of
Paring
BERKELEY . VENUE,
Constructing sewers
RLEECKER STREET.
WARWICK STREET.
hove been delivered to me according -to law
Said assessments comprise ol! lots, tracts and
parcels of land and real estate lying an both !
sides of
BER KBLE Y AYE NTK,
from Mt. Prospect avenue to f^nl.e .street; on
both sides of
BLEECKER i. .'REST.
from High street to .Summit street ; on both
sides of
WARWICK STREET,
between Tyler street and Lang street.
The owners of land and real estate assessed
1n said certificate* of Assessment are he.oby re
quired to pay the amount so assessed upon
them and each of them respectively to me at
my office, City Hall, on or before March 13, 1911.
Newark. N. .1 . January 31, 1911.
TYLER PARMLV,
febl-6t Comptroller.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF THE ^ITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall, January 27, 1911.
The following is the list, of the names, real
denies and places of business of applicants for
licenses contained in all applications or peti- I
tlons made to this hoard for the granting of ;
licenses to sell spirituous, vinous, malt or
brewed liquors, and not heretofore published !
according to law-, to wit:
Name Place of Business. Residence.
RETAIL-RENEWALS.
James De Jianne. 17 Central av—-.Same place j
John Scheiner. 266 Park av...'..Same place
Joseph Dubois. »r.t 376 South Orange av.,
f Hams place
John Kocum, 21 Prince «t.Same place
\nton Kiwanelt. 125 Howard st.Same piao«
Mnrtln Beron. 271 Bergen st .Same place
RICHARD MILLER.
President.
.TAMES F CONNELLY.
City Clerk.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol
lowing ordinance has been passed by the !
Board of Street and Water Commissioner* and j
approved by tho Mayor of the City of Newark, ;
ind pursuant to Chapter 36 of the State lews i
of 1909 1* herewith published by title:
An ordinance to open
MKCHA NB* STREET.
from Ailing street to New Jersey Railroad j
avenue.
Adopted January 26. 1011.
WILLIAM MI NGLE.
President of the Roald of Street and Water
Commissioners.
WM. Fa. GREAT 11 LA D,
Clerk of the Bosrd.
Approved January 31, 1911.
JACOB HAUB8LING,
fobl-5t__Mayor.
Sealed Prooosals.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT—
Clty Hall.
. Newark. N. J . February 2. 1911
Sealed proposals will be received at these
headquartern < while the Board of Fire Com
missioner* la In session) during the* period of
time between 3 and 3:30 o'clock P- m.. on '
Wednesday. February S, 1911, and will be opened :
Immediately after the expiration of the time j
fixed Tor receiving the afore.said proposals, for
furnishing the department with the following ,
•implies, to wit: Oats, bay, bran and long ,
rye straw.
Much quantities of the\ best quality a* shall
be needed by the several companies during the
month. To he delivered at the quarters of the
said companies. (Samples of onts to accom
pany each bid.)
Further information concerning these pro
posal$, as to quality and quantity, will be fur
nished upon application to the secretary of the
board.
The Board of Fire Commissioners reserve* the
right to reject any or all proposals so received j
os may he deemed for the beat interests of the
city.
WILLIAM A. WEBER.
President.
F. W Sullivan,
Secretary, feb2-6t
DELINQUENTS PAY TAXES.
DBNTFORD. Feb. 3.—The tax sale
for delinquents In this township has
been called off because delinquents sew
1 their names la print and paid up
~
J *V. J, ,-*• ■ Y;i. . ,, I
Kbrl Estate
Special leal Estate Dajs-^TriiMSsdajrs and Prtda?9,
-a-..--—- :-— r
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
LATHtfOP ANDERSON
REAI, U8TATE AND INSURANCE.
474 £road Ht. Factories. Phone 1481 Market.
f. fTmayo & coT
We do a general real estate business. We solicit
your trade and guarantee satisfaction.
T83 Broad st.. Newark. Phono 5100 Market.
ROBERT O’GORMAN &CO.
INSURANCE AND REAL. ESTATE.
IS Clinton strmt. TeL W2 Market.
~ CHARLES SPENGLER
Heal estate, fire insurance and mortgage loahs.
Metropolitan Bldg., Washington and Market sts.
RENTS COLLECTED.
HONEST and PROMPT returns* guaranteed.
SAMUEL R. CAIRNS, 484 BROAD ST.
INSURANCE AT LOWEST HATES.
p. L. BRYCE
Insurance Real Kst te. Loans. 790 Brood st.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
HAVE TOU ANT HOUSES TOR RENT7
List . em with me. I have customers for them.
ROBERT B. STOUTENBURGH,
843 Broad «trc t. Newark, N. J
Phone 4086 Market.
CLINTON HILL—Eight rooms and bath, nicety
decorated, restricted location: $26 to $32;'
houses also for sale, easy term* FINLEY,
Sf*l Broad st. Tel. 2262-W. Market.
FRELINGHUYSHN AV—Six rooms. Im
provement'*; one-story building In rear, suit
able for poultry or workshop J. WARD
SMITH & SON, PrudentlnJ Building.
NORTH SIXTH st. -New brick house, otiw
looking Branch Brook Park, three minutes'
walk from Bloomfield av.: $10. Inquire 427
Prudential Building.
Du{ of Town.
HOI’HhX eight rooms and hath, all improve
ments. meant heat, • WM. P. SMITH, 42
Mountain view av., Orange.
STORES, OFFICES, FTC., TO
LET.
REAR of flrstt floor, all second and third f!o->rt*
254 Market at. to let: will give leane for term
of years'. DANIEL ALT. 1509 Firemen's
Building.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
EAST KINNEY ST.. 27, near Broad—Two1 well
lighted and well furnished rooms; one sult
ible for light housekeeping; all Improvement*.
HIGH ST. 537 Newly furnished room, private
house, nil Improvements, hot water, heat
JAMES ST., M- Neatly furnished ’‘root room,
all Improvements.
I A FAYETTE I-"! 175—Room! nr and boarding.
WASHINGTON ST., 120—Nicely furnished
room, heat, hath, telephone, rent reasonable
AUCTION SALES.
HORSE belonging to Mrs Walker Mill ho told
at public auction on February «T 1911. Mc
fCAMARA BROS.. Bergen «t. and Slxt cent knar.
Legal Notices.
NOTJUi; OF ATTACHMENT—To Edwin M
Quackcnbuah and Edn li. Quaokenbunh:
Notice is hereby given that «i writ of attach
mont has been Issued nut of the Essex County
Circuit Court. Hecerobor 27, 191#, against rour
estate at the suit of Robert Comly, William
A. Flanigeii. Edvard M. Greene, John H. Lip
pl&oott, William S. Mclntlre, and William 3
Bonsai, partners as Comly. Flnnlgen 4 Co., for
the sum of three hundred ajid fifty dollars
($."30.00). (affidavit. *183.66). Huch attachment
was duly executed by the Essex Sheriff and
relumed January 16, 1911.
SAMUEV w BOARDMAN, JR..
i Union Building.
INevvark N J
jan26febi;.9,16,23 Attorney for Plaintiffs
-r ..|m , .,
Sheriff’s Sales.
[Circuit A—519.]
SHERIFF'S SALE — Essex County Circuit
Court. Patrick H. Conlnn, ot al.. partners,
etc., plaintiffs, vs. Harry Hubbard, et al., re-,:
cel vers, etc . defendants. Fi. fa., on mechanics’
lien.
By virtue of the above stated writ of fieri
facias, to me directed, J shall expose for 'sale
by public vendue, at the fouri House, in New
ark, on Tuesday, the fourteenth day of Febru
ary next, at two o'clock p. m.. a one-atorj
brick building or pumping station with its
machinery, boilers, pipes, wells and other
fixtures and appuitenauces together with tho
lot or curtilage whereon tho same Is situated,
lying and being in the town of Belleville!
County of Essex end State of New Jersey.
More particularly described on follows:
Lots numbers eighty-eight to <.nc hundred
and seventy-five both Inclusive, together with
lots two hundred and sixteen nnd two hundred
a* ! seventeen as shown and designated on a
certain map entitled “Maple drove property
of Philip J. Bowel’s 4 Company,” situated at
Belleville, New Jersey.
Being the mime premises conveyed unto the
Hudson County Water Company by Charles
Jones by deed, dated March 15, 1009. and re
corded in the Register’s office of Essex (Yninty
trt book 1-45 of deeds for said countv, on dhro
iSO. &c.
The above property is subject to a mortgage
for eight thousand dollars, made by Charles
■Tones to William Kamlah and others, recorded
In hook T-23, page 439 of mortgages. in the
Register's office of Essex County, with taxes
and assessments.
Newark, N, J., January 9. 1911.
WILLI A M HARRIOAN, Sheriff.
Pitney, Hardin 4 Skinner, Attorneys. ($16.80)
[Chancery X—-Ml.]
SHERIFF'S SALE—In chancery of New Jer
sey Between The Security Building and Loon
Association of the City of Newark, complain
ant and Ro>»ert SchrafTt. et al , defendants.
FI. fa., for sale of mortgaged premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ of fieri
raclan. to me directed. I shall expose for wale
hv nubile vendue at/the Court House, In New
irk. on Tuesday, the seventh day of February
next, a! two o'clock p. m., all that tract or
ourcel of land and premises situate, lying and
being In th^ City of Newark. Essex County.
New Jersey:
. Beginning in tho northerly line of Parkhurst
“Trent seventy feet westerly from the north
westerly comer cf I’mkhurst. and Austin
street*; thence running along the line of said
lot northerly at. right angleo with Parkhurst
Htreet eightr-flvo Tpct. nine mches. thence west
erly parallel with Parkhurst street twenty-five
feet; thence routheilr at right angle* to
Parkhurst street eighty-five feet nine Inches to
the said line of Parkhurst street; thence along
tho same enstcrly twenty-five feet to tbs place
of beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed to Ross
Marv Schrafft by deed, recorded in book V-fl
of deeds for E.';pe\ County, on page 360.
Newark, N. J\ January 2, 1911.
WIT.LIAM HARRIOAN, Sheriff.
Charles A. Felck. Solicitor. ($13 44)
TCI ancery A—44*. J
SHERIFFS SALE-In uancery of New Jer
sey. Between Mark H. Wotlx. et a]., com
plainant, and Frank Do F. Roes, et ale.. defend
ants. FI. fa., for sale of mortgaged premises
Ry virtue of the above stated writ of fieri
farta*. to me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. In New
ark, on Tuesday, the twenty-elgh: • day of
February next, at two o'clock p. rn.. all that
tract or parcel or land nnd promisee situate,
lying and being In the City of Newark, Essex
County, N>w Jersey:
Beginning at the southeast corner South
Eighth and Warren streets: thence running
(1) along South Eighth street southerly one
hundred and twelve >et. and one-half Jnoh,
nore or leas, to the northerly line of lot number
<U on said map: thence (t) along said line
easterly seventy-one feet and six Inches to ths
westerly line of Warren street, sjid thence
(3» northerly along Warren street one hundred
and thirty-three feet six and one-half inches
to the point and place of beginning.
Being known and designated as lot number
712. on the "Map of the Peek property, situated
in the Eleventh Ward, Newark, J.,” filed
in the Register's office of Eseex Oounty. afore
said.
Newark, N. J.,, January 28. IflL
WlitJAM HARRIOAN, «tor1R.
ItaKik * Vh Khma Wi».
REAL ESTATE FOR-SALE. ,
FHELJNOHUYSEN AV —Two slx-roora dwell
ings, Improvements; two one-story buildings
In rear, suitable for poultry or workshops; city
lot; low price; eas- terms J. WARD SMITH
Sr. SON. Prudential Building.
LOT 3 for enle at Grej ok Manor, 90 minutes
from City Hall. New York 28x100; prices
from 8425 up. Address T. M. MILLS, » South
Willow it . Montclair, N. J.
New Jeraey.
BLOOMFIELD
25x100 Foot Lots
5c FARE TO NEWARK
A small tract that Is being
closed out at no reage
prices.
Free Title I ns u ranee Poll*
ole* from N. J. Title St
Abstract Co.
$10 Down—$5 a Month
Write for map and full particular,
Wm. 3. McLain Realty Go.
MARBRIOQE BUILDING
Hroadmr, Cor. 34fh 9«„ Jfaw York.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS
PURPOSED_
PLUM BUILDING,
Broad st.. opp. C. R. R,, few steps from Mar
ket st.: light, modern offices; all impts.
GEI8ER & PLUM, b.5 BROAD ST.
SOUTH ORANGE AV., 296-Stor<\ suitable fcr
gents' tailoring or j.ny business; rent $17
Inquire J. A A. W. HARTH, 29?. South Orange
av.
APARTMENTS, FLATS AND
ROOMS TO LET.
FIVE all light rooms and bath; Thatcher range
halls * arpeted, janitor service; reqt $18.
FTEDLRR REAL ESTATE CORPORATION, Hi
Market st., opposite Immberger's.
FI,AT, central locution, ulx room*, bath; all '
improvements; $2h Inquire 80 Green st., near
Broad
HIGHLAND AV., 9— Four large, light rooms
and bath; Improvements; $J3.
HUNTER ST.. 11—Flats; five very light and
large rooms and bath; rent $14.60 and $18: all
improvements. Inquire It Huntar st., third floor.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANfTED. to rent, an t 1 or 15-room bousa,
with privilege of purchasing same, located
in the vicinity of Third av., between Broad et.
and Mount Prospect av. HOUSE* Box M, Star
Office.
Sheriff’s Sales. _
[ChtBOMy A 41.] ,
SHERIFF'S S A LB—In v,u*noery of New Jer
sey. Between Olive A. Hendrlok, complain
ant, and Sarah Elizabeth Hendrlok and other*,
defendants FI fa., for eale of mortgaged
premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ ef fieri
facias, to me directed, I shall expoee for sal*
by public vendue, at the Court House. In New
ark. on Tuesday, the seventh day of Mar oh
next, at iwo o'clock p- m., all that tract or ,
parcel of land and promises situate, lying and
being in the City of Newark, fikeex Oounty.
New Jersey:
Beginning at the northweet corner of Broac
and South streets, thenoe running northerly
along the westerly line of Broad street thirty
feet, thence westerly at right angles to Broad
street one hundred and ten feet; thence .south
srly parnllel with Broad street thirty feet, end
thence easterly along the line of South street .
one hundred and ten feet to the place of be jj
ginning.
Newark. N. J., January 80, 1911.
WILLIAM HARRIOAN. Sheriff
Hiker & Rilcsr, Solid tore. ($10.93) ]
[Chancory A -464.]
SHETRIFF’S SALE!—In Chanoery of New Je:
soy. Between Elroy Headley, complainant,
and Michael Qaputo, et als., defendants. F1
fn., for nale of mortgaged premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ of fieri
faa.i&s, to me directed, I shall exposo for sal**
by public vend tie, at the Court House, In New j
ark. on Tuesday, the seventh day of March ,
next, at two o'clock j». m., all that tract cr
parcel of land and premises situate, lying and
being in the City of Newark, Essex County
New Jersey:
Beginning at a point in the northerly lino
Of Nichols street distant one hundred feet ,
easterly from the easterly line of Pacific street,
and from thence (1) running along said line «f
Nichols street easterly thirty feet; thence O J
north twenty-six and one-half degrees east j
ninety feet; thence fSj north sixty-two and |
three-quarter degrees west thirty feet; thence 1
<4) south twenty-six and one-half degrees west j
ninety feot to the place of beginning.
Being lot No. 124 on a map of the Lewis
Ni.'!,.*, property, and boing same premises this, 9
lay conveyed to parties of first part by Charles |
Bagnole and wife, by deed of even date here- \
with.
Thin mortgage being n. second mortgage ol <
Clarence A. Ball now on said premises.
Newark, N. J.. January 30, 1911.
WILLIAM HARRIOAN, Sheriff.
W C. & EL Headley, Solicitors. f$13.S«> ;
[Circuit A—673.] \
SHERIFF'S SA1J3—Essex County Circuit Court \
Vincenzo Nappl. plaintiff, vs Frank Qasale,
et al., defendants. FI. fa.
By virtue of the above stated writ ot fieri !
facias, to me directed, 1 shall oxpooe tar skis
by public vendue, at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday, the seventh daF of Marob
next, at two o'clock p m., all those tracts or
parcels of land and premises situate, lying and
being in the City of Newark. Essex Count?, j
New Jersey:
First tract—Beginning at a point In the east'
erly line of Stone street distant northerly two
hundred and ten feet from the corner of same
and Crane street thenoe running easterly oaS
hundred and fourteen feet; thenoe north*!*
and parallel with 8tone street twenty-two feet
•lx inches: thence westerly parallel with fir*
course fourteen feet; thence northerly IM
parallel with Stone street seven feet end tis
inohes, thenoe westerly parallel with first course
<>ne hundred feet to Stone street: thence south
erly along Stone street thirty feet to the poUM
and place of beginning
Second tract—Beginning in the soothes* j
line of Seventh avenue, formerly Mill street, at
a point therein distant westerly thirty-five fag
from the southwest oorner of same and Factor?
street: thenoe running southerly along the line
of land of Jeremiah Mahoney parallel wtth
Factory street eerertty-flve feet, more or lea*,
to land now or formerly of Thomas Dodworth;
♦henoe along his line westerly thirty-fir* feet J
to the land of Patrick Mahoney or late Me. J
thenoe along his line northerly seventy-five fleet 1
to the said line of Seventh arenas; thence
easterly along the same thirty feet to the place
of beginning.
Newark, N. J.. January t* 1ML
• WILT JAM HAkRIOaK. KhorttL
A. R. Flnelll. Attorney.
[Circuit A—BtT)
SHERIFF'S SALE—Essex Oounty Circuit OMst
Vincenzo Oantalupo. plaintiff, re. Roe* M**.
sessa, et ale., defendants. FT fla.
By virtue of the above stated writ ef fieri
facias, to me directed, I shall expose for
by public vendue, at the Court House, !b New*
ark. on Tuesday, the seventh day of March
next, at two o'clock p m., al! that tract ct
parr-el of lend and premises situate, lying end
being In the City of Newark, Ekwex Oounty.
New Jersey:
Beginning on the smith side of MaJem
street at "a point distant one hundred and eight
feet and three one-hundredths oi a foot fm
the Intersection of southerly tide of Malvern
Htrcet with the westerly side of Adams street,
and thence running southerly along westerly
line of lot No. i.i« one hundred and mne feet
thence westerly and parallel with Malvern
ctreet twenty-five feet; thence northerly and
parallel with the fink course along the easterly
line of Jot number 184 one hundred and nine
feet to Malvern street; thenoe easterly (dong
the southerly line of Malvern street twenty-five
feet to the place of beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Oennaro Maeseesa and Roes Masses*
wlfa by deed, dated July eighth, nineteen Wa
i dred and fire, and recorded In the Register's
office of the Oounty of Hfeoex. fn book X-k
| o» pages 107. etc.
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