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| REAL ESTATE 1
TKANHFKRP.
NEWARK.
Tllltou M. I niter fob at
hlemnn et al. e a B- 8t*teenin
too ft fr Nineteenth nv. -*x.>.m
Sophie W Krh and him to Jutnc*
Brian,,.. w - 8 Klftt*anth .1, 275
ft a fr Fourteenth nv, 25*10?-....
Jama* Brian,u to Hubert t ■ >-rb- j
Anith'P Mr"lNeiihan» to K™"*} 'f’t
. Sehattli. * a Ferdinand at, ldtl ft
*> ft drove st, ...
William Oppenhelmer tn v
ttroaan. n a HamlnirK pi. #8 « «
fr Kouiorn st. 23xlW •
Uoehelm S. Water* to Henf.v -1.
("her. \v a S. Tenth at. l-‘ ft n fr
eleventh nv. 75*100.a
Ilenrv .1. Klnr to -loahelin S.
’ Waters, same prop.. ..
Steal A Co. to Rose l>‘ 1 u
.•heatot av, 75 ft e fr N. Ninth
at, 20*1(10: and other trait ......
Ahrnni Itmbnvltz to Pnnlltw »'>*
man. w a S. Soventeentli at, 100
ft a fr Avon tv. 3><IOO.... ■ • •••
Clark Fatales to .lame* A. I.teh
nrtjs. w s Clifton av, 140 ft n fi
Second nv. 75x109.
Robert E. Suck ley et al (executors*
to Patrick Keeleu. s s Oliver st.
100 ft w fr Tyler st. .*0x100. ,'*>>o
Antonio Poe to Pasqunle lene, s s
Malvern st, 50 ft e fr Jefferson
Mt, 50x104 ...••••* 1
l.ibertv Building and Loan Asso
eiatlou to Robert Kerr, a s Wnl
nut s». 300 ft w fr binds Lrnn
n is & Bros., 25x95.... • • • • >
Frederick A. Pfeifer to < paries I.
Rummel. s s Ann st, 22o ft w fr
Hamburg pi. 25x115.
John J. Bnrkhardt to Ironboiind
Trust Company, n e s l*>rry st.
50 ft n w fr Merchant st. .>0x100 i
James E. Simmons to Irving I*
tninc. w S Parker st. at n e cor
lot 30. map of prop now of Jonn
I*. Wakeiuan .. • • • ■ ■ • y
Ottllle Datmek to Louis Repack, n
s Ferry st, 95 ft e fr Madison st,
30x121 ...1
John F Monohnn (sheriff' to l eu
ernl Trust Company, s w cor
Bank and Boston sts, -o.\104;
aud other tracts. IU,UW
TOWNSHIPS.
Jn-miili B. Keibleman »‘t nl to MU
ion M. Inger. Hast Orange, u *
Kutledge uv, ."40 Tt w fr Arllug
Ion av, 31x11(1; unit other tract .. 1
John W. Brunton to oamc. Boat
Orange, same prop.
IVIbleiunn & Behman t o to same.
Bast Orange, n s Itntledge av,
lots ft w fr Arlington av,
Baca C Williams to Martin M.
Stahr, West irraiige, u s Amos
st, ;RS) ft w fr Valley way, 30xl—
Kyra C. Williams et at o-xeeatorsi
to same. West Orange, same ^
I'dnmmi A Paile.' o> Aibert B
Baldwin. Hast Orange, w s S.
Clinton si, MS ft « fr t entrnl
av, 33x100 .
Allen N. Terbell to Bergen Bor
.. Wien Bldge, « s Drift
wav. a.IJ prop William Bromley
estate. 102x171.'"A'
William .1. Lovelock to .lohn I".
Purcell. Bast Orange, e s N. Stx
teebth st, 225 ft n fr Park uv,
.‘18x108 . ............. ‘
Newark amt Bssex I.arnl ami on
urovoDJcnt Company to Anna l.
Perlnc. South Orange, s s Hilton
uv. 225 ft e fr Prospect St. LoXlOU i
Kate Donahue and hus to Giuseppe
Roller!. Montclair, s e cor Shor
wood and Sherman sts, 50x1-.>•... l
Rose Pi I’erto ami hus to Segal
A t o.. Belleville, w s Washington I
av. 55 ft n fr Grey lock av. 50x110 1 i
Essex County Trust Company to
Eriniuia Loprete. Mast Orange,
e s Halstead si. 075 ft s fr Maple I
av. 50x100 .•;••••.• 'i
Eiiuiulu Loprete and hus to Nun/.i
nta Cnppiello, East Orange, same
prop .
Charles F. Ball to Helen E. .John
son. Glen Ridge, s s Benson st.
adj laud Maud M. Mosc, 102x200 I
Vito Tafora to Vincenzo Znrrilli.
Montclair, e s IMne st. 50 ft s fr
Grant st. 50x100..
” Franklin Hill Co. to Charles < .
Sohtner. BIooinHeld, s s Newark
av, 27 ft w fr angle in said si.
said angle 060 ft w fr Berkeley
av . 1
E L. Sawyer & Co. to William H.
Shipman’. West. Orange, s e s
Gregory av. fi00 ft s w fr Orange
dc Heights av. 100x150. 1
T Tuxedo Park, Inc., to Lydia Bln
slus. South Orange, s e s King
man rd s. 127 ft s w fr S. Or
ange av, 60x150. 1 .
Elizabeth Leneks and hus to
Thomas .1. Swan. Jr.. West Or
ange. e s Spruce st. 23S ft s fr
Wellington av, .11x85. 1
HP-hard J. Carey to Thomas Ma
son, East Orange, e s Grove st.
255 ft s fr Sussex av, 05x150. 1
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.
Rose Lofhle und husband to William
R. Howe, west side Bedford street. 67.1
feet northeast from Sanford street,
S1.000.
Vincenzo Grasso to Commonwealth
Building and Loan Association, south
side Bremen street. 5.1.1 feet east from
Niagara street; and other tract. $6,600.
Same to William Oppenhelmer. north
side Hamburg nlaee. 08 feet east from
Kfttnorn street, $1,000.
cilia L. Morris to Fidelity Trust Com
pany, east side Broad street, 120 feet
south from Clark street. $1,200.
David BramJey to Henry III. north side
Clinton avenue, 55 feet west from Bergen
Street. $10,000,
Patrick Keelen to Robert R. Suckley et
al. (trustee!, south side Oliver strpet, 100,
feet west from Tyler street. $1,500.
Harry Denberg to Atlantic Building |
and Loan Association, west side Bergen j
street. 224 feet south from Madison ave |
nue, $6,000.
John Lever to Woodalde Building and
Loan Association, west side Seabury |
street. 100 feet south from El wood are- I
nue; and other tract. $3,000.
James T. Richardh to Junior Order!
Building and Loan Association, south i
west corner «'lifton avenue and Trend-'
well strict. $3,300.
Same to same, same property. $3,000.
Same to Clark estates, same property, I
$1,406.
Same to same, west side Clifton ave- ,
nue, 37 feet south from Treadwell street,
$2.Ml*.
Donato Esposito to Joseph D*Amato,
south side Park avenue, 50 feet south
east. from Mt. Prospect avenue, $2,800.
Robert Kerr to Liberty Building and
Loan Association, south side Walnut
street, 300 feet west From Grannis's laud.
$1,000.
Same to same, same property. $1,800.
Edward W. McDonough to John H.
Dunn & Sons, east side South Fifteenth
street. 373 feet north from Fourteenth
avenue. $3,s00.
Same to same, mist side South Fif
teenth street, 300 feet north from Four
teenth avenue. $3,800.
Some to same, east side South Fif
teenth street, 323 feet north from Four
tecnth avenue. $3,s(K).
Same to same, east side South Fif
teenth street. 223 feet north fiom Four
tienth avenue, $,*5,800.
Same to same, east side South Fif
teenlh at re d, 130 feet north from Four
teenth a\ enue, $3,800.
Same to same, cast side South Fif
teenth street, 330 feet north from Four
teenth avenue, $3,800.
Haim’ to same, east side South Fif
teenth street. 275 feet north from Four
teenth avenue. $3,800.
Morris Diamond to Central Building
and Loan Association, east side Bruce
street. Ill) feet mirth from South Or
angc avenue. $3,000.
Louts Rebuck to ottilie Daneck. north
I
Byrne & McDonnell
Member* of
N. V. Stork Exchange
N. Y. Cotton Exchauge
N. Y Produce Exchange
San Pranrlwo Stork and
Bond Exchange
Chicago Board of Trad*
Private Wire*
WILLIAM V. KIND. Manager
776 Broad Street. Newark
TELEPHONE ISM MULBERRY
I «o HKO.tU W A 1. NEW VO It It
TELEPHONE 604 RECTOR
ESTABLISHED IMl.
WARREN N. 1RUSDELL & CO.
Oeaiers in Stocks and Bonds
•aok gae and insurance ateck* a specialty
High-grad* Inveeuaent securities.
75b BROAD STREET
V aoirtoc Clinton at rasa
yjL rkmmm 4440 llulherr*
side Ferry street, OG feet east from Madi
sou street, $10,IKK).
Same to same, same property, $3,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Kate E. Gcnung ana husband to M.
Wlu Rogers, South Orange, north corner
Ward place and Gardner avenue, $4,000.
Bessie B. Ryan and husband to Henry
P. M ungcr, Caldwell, corner American
Homes Company's laud nnd Ida B. Har
key’s land. $500.
John H. Purcell to William J. Love
lock. East Orange, enut side North Six
teeiith street. 225 feet north from Park
avenue, $1,000.
Giuseppe Roller! to Patrick J. Farrell.
Montclair, southeast corner Sherwood and
Sherman street*. $2,200.
Segal & Company to Rose 1)1 Porto.
Belleville, west side Washington avenue,
55 feet north from Ore.vloek avenue, $250.
John T. Eddy to Charles A. Kimball.
Montclair, centre of The Crescent, 201 feet
west from Fullerton avenue, $2,000.
Del motif I). Soverel to James Jamison.
East Orange, northeast corner East Park
street and Midland avenue, $0,000.
Same to James Jamison, East Orange,
some property, $2,000.
Katherine V. Reynaud to 1. O' nnor
Sloan, East orange, west side Prospect
street, northeast corner J. L. Roberts’
bind, $3,250.
Fairchild Baldwin Company to Clay
ton E. Rich. Montclair, northeast cor
ner Union street and Fullerton avenue,
$■’3,000. , |
Vlncenro Zarrllli to Montclair Building
and Loan Association. Montclair, cast
side Pine street. 60 fe<* south from Grant
street, $2,400.
William H. Shipman to Cyrus G. tree
man ct nl.. West Orange, southeast side
Gregory avenue. 360 feet southwest rom
Oinnge’ Heights avenue, $600.
Thomas Mason to Essex County Trust
Company, Fast. Orange, east side Grove
street, northwest corner Susan Libby s
land. $5,000.
Same to same. West Orange, southeast
side Gregory avenue. 300 feet southwest
from Orange Hpiglits avenue. $K0O.
Vincenzo Federfcl to Bertbu Foret,
Belleville, nortHwest side Heckel street,
125 feel southwest from Honls i stnv,
$7(10.
House nnd Home Company to Louisa
IFls|,(.r, West Orange, noith side Cnleo
Harrison's land, 31S feet west from
North Held avenue, $3,500.
Contracts Filed
I These contracts were filed in the coun
ity clerk's office today: .
Julius Cinnamon, owner, with I. Lg
lovitrh & Son, contractors, remodeling
work, *600; 17!) Summer avenue.
William Bley Co., owners, with Henry
R Isonberg, contractor, tile and marble
1 work, $1,225; 530-532 Central avenue.
! Sam'' owners with W. E. Lewis, con*
j tractor, electrical work, $000; same prem
I George F. Garwood, owner, with Ferdi
nand Krack, contractor, mason work.
I $3,200; Clinton avenue, Irvington. Same
owner with Irvington Building Co., con
! tractors, carpentry. $1,875; same premises.
| Same owner with Charles Hayward, con
tractor. electrical work, $55: same prem
ises. Same owner with William H. Bu
chanan, contractor, painting, $05: same
rot mines. Same owner with E. Roerger
Plumbing Co., contractors, plumbing.
$444.70: same premises.
Edward Knhn. owner, with James F.
Ilrnnaka. contractor, general work, $1.
000 : 311 Clifton avenue.
William and Annie Gietter. owners,
with Charles Rein and Harry Samel, con
tractors, carpenter, mason and iron work.
$i.3(H): 244 West. Kinney street.
Manes Hecht. owner, with Joseph
Hecht. contractor, erect and finish build
ing. $5.650: 150 Shepard avenue.
Minnie P°rine, owner, with A. J. Fer
ine. eontraetor, erect and finish house,
$3,600: Hilton avenue. Hiltonin.
Modern Markets Co., owners, with Al
lison F. Clark Co., contractors, mason
and carpenter labor, $1,452; 517 Bloom
field avenue, Montclair.
East Orange Auto and Machine Co.,
owners, with George 8. Clark’s Sons &
Co., contractor®, general work, $9,685;
Central avenue and Amherst street, East
Grange.
New York Produce Market
Yesterday.
BUTTER—Market opened a little
easier on the highest grades, with a
lower tendency for all other cream
eries. Buyers from Boston are clean
ing up the undergrade*! fairly well,
and they were firmer. Packing stock
is scarce, and. as process depends en
tirely upon this grade, it, too, is
firmer. The advances were on the
lower grades, and were %c generally.
Prices follow-: Creamery, extra, 28%@>
29^c; firsts. 25Vi(Ta>28c; seconds, 23@
25c; thirds. 21(®22c; State dairy, tubs,
finest, 27@28c; good to prime 24^@
26%c; common to fair, 20@23%c;
process, extras, 23@23%c, firsts 22(&
22M*c; lower grades 18@21c; imitation
creamery, firsts. 21V4@22%c; ladles,
current make, firsts 20%@21c; sec
onds 20c: current packing stock No.
1. 19%<®20c; current make, No. 2, 19c;
lower grades, 17<$18^c.
CHEESE—Market continued steady,
with a normal amount of trading yes
terday. Current receipts are clean
ing up well and storage stock is held
firm. Prices, State, whole milk,
fresh, white and colored specials,
;4%(£15c; colored and white, average
fancy, 14^4©14Ho; undergrade®, 10/®
13^c; daisies, 15/®15Hc; State, skim,
fresh specials, ll#ll%c; poor to fair,
5<®D^c.
EGGS—There was a further ad
vance yesterday of %c on next to the
highest grade, as well as the* nearby
hennery browns and whites. Re
frigerator stock was active and a
number of blocks changed hands,
some of it selling as high as 25c.
These eggs cost 20%#21c in the
coolers. Market closed firm last
night, with a better feeling on all
grades. Prices: Fresh gathered, ex
tras. 25&27c; extra firsts, 23%©24%c;
firsts, 22#23c; dirties. No. 1, 18#19c;
No. 2, 10#17c; checks, 16#17c; refrig
erator firsts, charges paid, 24%#25c:
seconds, 23#24c; Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery whites, fancy, large,
294/32c; hennery browns, 26#28c;
mixed colors, 22#26c.
LIVE POULTRY—There were un
loaded 28 cars of Western and South
ern stock by freight yesterday, and 2
cars by express. Market wfa« fairly
| active for fowls and broilers, with
| broilers up lc and fowls %c. Old
roosters remained the same, with j
geese a trifle firmer and no change in
'guinea fowls and pigeons Prices:
I Broilers, 18#21c; fow'ls, 17%#18c. old
roosters. 12c; turkeys, mixed, 15#
15%c; ducks, 15#17%c; geese, 14c;
guinea fowls, pair. 60#65c; pigeons,
, pair. 30c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Very little
activity in trade yesterday. Butchers
demanded heavy fowl and they were
scarce. They were not satisfied with
the smaller sizes and they were
weaker. Old roosters were firm and
fresh broilers were in better demand
than at the close the day before.
While there was no change in price
the feeling for heavy fowls and good
broilers was firmer. Demand for spring
ducks was small and trade disap
pointing. In frozen poultry there was
a better supply of dry picked roasting
chickens. Buyers arc well supplied
and fotind some difficulty In moving i
the stock. Scalded chickens were
particularly slow-. Demand was not
large for fancy frozen turkeys, but
the price remained the same, with a
firmer tendency. Prices follow:
Fresh killed turkeys, 17018c.
Broilers. Philadelphia, fancy, 2 lbs.
each. 28030c. Fowls. Western, boxed,
Rt‘ lbs. and over to dozen. 19Hc; 36 to
42 lbs., 17c; under 30 lbs., 12vi@13c;
in barrels, iced. 4*6 to 5 lbs., 19c;
fancy fealded. 17 %c. Western and
Southern, poor. 11012c Ducks,
spring, Long Island, 16c; old, 1201?c.
Old roosters. 12^4013c. Squabs, white,
10 lbs. to dozen. $3.75: 7 lbs.. $2.25.
Frozen—Turkeys, small. Western, se
lected hens and toms, 25026c. Broil
ers, 12 to box. milk fed. fancy. 18 to
24 lbs., 18019c: com fed. 16017c.
Chickens, milk fed. 31 to 36 lbs. to
dozen, 16c; corn fed. 14c. Fowls,
Western, boxed. 60 lbs. and over to
j dozen, 19^4<*; 30 to 35 lbs., 13014c;
j old roosters, 12H013c.
Small Cotton Firm Fails
special to the Evening Star.
NEW YORK, July 31.—the suspen
sion of the Arm of F. J. Frederlckson
& Co., was announced today upon
i
DEATHS
DROWN—On July 30, 1914. Ellen S., be
loved widow of William K. Brown nnd
sinter of the late Julia A. Miller, of
New York city.
Relatives nnd friends are kindly in
tlted to attend the funeral from the
residence of Laurence P. Ward, 208
North Seventh' street., on Saturday.
August 1. nt 8:30 a. m., to St. Rose of
Lima's Church, where a Solemn High
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose or her soul. Interment In
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
(New York Herald and Brooklyn Eagle
please copy.)
C'RELIN—On Tuesday. July 28. 1911,
William M.. beloved husband of Eliza
beth Orelln (nee Pound), aged 00 years.
Relatives nnd friends are kindly In
vited to attend the funeral services |
from the parlors of the People’s Hu rial
Company, 380 Broad street, on Satiir
day, August 1, nt 2:80 p. m. Interment
at Falrmount Cemetery.
GRADY—Suddenly, on July 29, 1914.
Claude II., beloved husband of Florence
E. Grady, aged 33 years.
Funeral services on Friday evening.
July 31, nt 8 o’clock at hlfl Into home. 1
S77 South Fourteenth street. Relatives j
and friends are Invited to attend. In
terment nt the convenience of the fam
ily.
GRAVES—On July 20. 1914, James Graves.
In Ills eightieth year.
Relatives and friends, also employes
of Graves’ File Compuny are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral ser
vices at the residence of Ills son. Wil
liam T. Graves, 35 Tracey avenue, on
Saturday, August 1, at 2 p. m. Inter
ment In Falrmount Cemetery at the
convenience of the family.
GROSS—On July 28, 1914, George C'..
beloved husband of Elizabeth K. Gross.
Relatives nnd friends, also members
of Copestone Lodge No. 147, F. and
A. M., and members of Highland Hose
Company No. 4, K. F. D., arc Invited
to attend the funeral services ut his
late residence, corner Hnlsted aud
Windsor streets, Arlington, N. J., on
Friday. July 31, nt 2 p. m. Interment
in Arlington Cemetery. Kearny Lodge
No. 1050, B. P. O. E.. will hold services
on Thursday evening, July 30, nt 8
o’clock.
IIAUSIIKHR—Newark, July 20, 1914,
Anna M.. aged 75 years.
Relatives and friends arer espeetfully
invited to attend funeral services from
her late residence, 453 Jolliff avenue.
Fridav at H p. m. Interment Saturday
nt convenience of family, Falrmouut
Cemetery.
JOHNSTON—At East Orange, N. J„ July
29. 1914, Mary A., widow of the lute
Theophllus Johnston, in her 79th year.
Funeral services will be held at her
late residence. No. 7 Halsted place. Sat
urday, August 1, at 2:30 p. ui. Inter
ment in Rosedule Cemetery.
_
LULKY—On Friday, July 31, 1014. Tlieo ,
dorp, beloved husband "f the late Anna
Luloy, at his late residence, 266 South
orunge avenue.
Notice of the funeral hereafter.
MARSHALL—Suddenly, Elliott Marshall,
husband of Helen Flo.vd-Jones and sou
of late Seth .and Eliza R. Marshall,
Funeral services will be held from
ills lat«* home, 74 Porter place, Mont
clair, Saturday, August 1, 1914, on ar
rival of train leaving Hoboken, via IV.
L. and W.. nt 2:28 p. in. Interment;
at South Manchester, Conn., Sunday
afternoon, August 2.
MITCHELL—At Newark. N. J.. July 28,
1914. William Mitchell, aged forty-four
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his sister, 77 Court street,
Friday, July 31, at 2 p. m. Interment
in Woodland Cemetery.
MURPHY—On July 30, 1914. Catharine,
wife of the late John Murphy and I
daughter of the late John and Rose
Maxwell, aged eighty years.
Relatives ami friends, also members
of the Rosary Society are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from 127
Park avenue on Saturday. August 1,
at 8 a. m., to the Sacred Heard Church,
where a Solemn High Mass of Requiem
will he offered for the repose of her
soul at 9 a. in. Interment in the Ceme
tery of the Holy Sepulchre.
SCHAEFFER—Peacefully fell asleep. on
Thursday. July 30, 1914. Marie E.
Schaeffer, beloved wife of John A.
Schaeffer and daughter of John and
Catherine Sehadc (neo Witz), aged fifty -
one years four months twenty-seven
days.
Relatives und friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on
Sunday, August 2, at 2.30 p. m.. from
her late residence, No. 37 West End
avenue, Vailsburg. Interment in Fair
mount Cemetery.
SCHERSTULL—Entered into rest on
Thursday, July 30, 1914. Gertrude
Scherstull (nee Henningen, beloved
wife of Joseph Scherstull, aged 48
years 8 months 1 day.
Relatives and friends, also St. Ann’s
Altar Society, the Ladles' Society Sav
ing Club Unter I ns, the Edelweiss Sav
ing Club, and the Saving Club Fr«*h
slnn. are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral on Saturday. August 1, at
8.30 a m.. from her late residence,
415% South Sixteenth street, to St.
AnnN Church, where at 9 a. in., a
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of her soul. Interment In
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
8T0NEBRINK—On July 29, 1914, Cath
erine, beloved wife of the late William
J. Stouebrink.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. Frank
C. Wltman, 389 Lincoln avenue, on Sat
urday, August 1. at 8:30 a. in., to the
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel.
Interment in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
TORMOHLEN—Entered into rest, July
30. 1914, Henry Tormoblen, beloved hus
band of Carolina IL Tormoblen (nee
Meister).
Funeral services will be held In St.
John’s Lutheran Church, Avon avenue
and South Tenth street, Suturday, Au- j
gust 1, at 2:30 p. in.
WRIGHT—On Thursday, July 30, 1914,
Sarah Catherine Meeker, wife of Vin
cent M. Wright, in her 75th year.
Funeral services will be held at her
late home, 1032 Broad street, on Satur
day, August 1, at 1.30 p. m. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend. Iu
terment ut Rahway, N. J., at the con
venience of the family. Rahway papers
please copy.
the opening of the Coton Exchange.
The market was weak. July being off
82 points. The Frederickson firm was
a small one and the failure had no
effect on the market it tvas declared.
Family Heirlooms Melted
for Woman Suffrage Cause
CHICAGO. July 31.—A big gold nug
get and a larger chunk of silver re
pose today in the safe deposit vault
here of the Equal Suffrage Associa
tion as a memorial of the self-sacri
fice of Chicago suffragists, who yes
terday threw their rings, bracelets
and teapots into the melting crucible
for the benefit of the suffrage cause.
The ceremony, heralded for several
days, took place at suffrage headquar
ter*.
All day women came in bearing
modern jewelry and heirlooms, which
they were willing to give up toward
the $50,000 fund United States suf
fragists are pledged to raise.
One wealthy woman brought a
heavy, old-fashioned silver tea set in
n basket. Many of the sacrifices
consisted of old gold watches, chains
and cuff buttons belonging to suffra
gists' husbands.
—
Invite G. A. R. to Encamp
in Washington Next Summer
WASHINGTON. July 31. — The
j Grand Army of the Republic is to be
| invited to hold its annual encamp
| ment hero next summer. The district
commissioners have decided to ex
tend an invitation to Commander
Gardner at the annual encampment
of the G. A. R. in Detroit in August.
Next year will mark the fiftieth
anniversary of the review of the
Grand Army in Washington at the
close of the war.
Star Classified Ads. Bring Re
sults. Advertise in The Star.
FUNERAL directors
380 Broad St., Cor. 8th Av.
WILL FURNISH FOR
elegant casket, covered with One black
broadcloth, white or silver gray plush, with
massive bar handles, engraved nameplates,
lined with silk or satin, outside case, em
balming, advertising. dreso'ng, shaving,
crucifix, candelabra, gloves, chairs, hearse
and three coaches to any city cemetery. We
furnish for
a funeral that measures up to any trust
undertaker 190.00 funeral. Funeral Parlors
Free.
PH)NB 267 BRANCH BROOK.
Newark Burial Co.
538 BROAD STREET
between Bridge and Lombardy sts
For $65.00
we 'igree tr Supply Black Broadcloth. White 1
Blush or Imitation Oak Casket. Handles. |
Blate. Interior Lined Complete. Outside Pino I
I Box. Embalming. Newspaper Notice, Use of j
Rug, Pedestal. Crepe. Camp Chairs. Hearse.
Three Coache* Any City Cemetery. Services J
of Funeral Director*.
Parlors for fur.eral ir* connection.
*02i n?ui.rrt!RRT 538 B^oad St. i
A. J. A J. IIOIXK. EST. 1HB1 j
Funeral Directors and Embaimers.
Funeral Parlors 4. 6. 4 Shipman st. Livery
and automobile funerals a specialty. Phone
(28 Markaf.
WM. F. MTTLLIN
UNDERTAKER.
230 I^fayette st Phone 630 Market.
JAMES F CAFFREY.
Est. 18SP. Undertaker.
14 Thomas st. Tel. 770 Waverly.
Joseph Hitrth. Established 1891.
293 South Orange av.; phone Mulberry 2.
First-class service. Moderate Rates.
GEORGE BRUECKNER’S SONS—Funeral
directors and embaimers. Offices end funeral
parlors 16 Belmont av. Phone Waverly 611.
CHAS. J. GUENTHER.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
Lady attendant. i99 Sussex av. Tel. 1985 B. B.
JOSFPH J. MANGER.
Funeral Director pod Embalmer.
Tel. 7P3 Waverly. 4 89 Springfield av.
FRANK A. FOLEY.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
802 Lafayette st. Phone 5736 Market.
T. .1. CALL AN.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
| 28 Central av. Tel 646.
RESOLUTIONS
RESOLUTIONS & testimonials engrossed, di
plomat filled In: cards A- invitations beauti
fully written. Kinney Studio. 18 W. Kinney.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
SALEM STREET GRADING, CURBING
AND FLAGGING. CEDAR AND TRE
MONT AVENUES SEWERS. MUNN
AVENUE SEWER. Asessment for Bene
fits.
Notice is hereby given, that an assessment
upon all the owner* of all the lands and
real estate peculiarly benefited by each of
the following Improvement*, namely:
Tho grading, curbing and flagging of
SALEM STREET.
from South orange avenue to Rockland ter
race. according to the provisions of an
ordinance of the City of Newark, entitled.
"An Ordinance to provide for ^he grading. ]
curbing and flagging of
SALEM STREET.
from South Orange avenue to Rockland
terrace.” approved May 2. 1913.
The construction of a sewer in
CEDAR AVENUE.
between Mountainvlew avenue and Tremont
avenue, and in Tremont avenue, from Cedar
avenue to Chelsea avenue, according to the
provisions of an ordinance of the City of
Newark, entitled, "An Ordinance to provide
for the construction of a sewer in
CEDAR AVENUE.
between Mountainvlew avenue and Trr
mont avenue, and in Tremont avenue from
i'edar avenue to Chelsea avenue.” approved
February 20. 1914.
The construction of a sewer in
MUNN AVENUE.
from Plymouth street to the Irvington line,
according to the provisions of an ordinance
of the City of Newark, tentitled, "An Or
dinance to provide for the construction of
a sewer in
MUNN AVENUE.
from Plymouth street to the Irvington line,
approved March 6. 1914.
Has been prepared, by the undersigned
commission, appointed by the Mayor of the
City of Newark, and that a report by a cer
tificate in writing, with an accompanying
inap and schedule, showing the several as
sessments against the several owners pecu
liarly benefited as aforesaid, has been de
posited In the office of the city clerk of the
City of Newark, for examination by the
parties interested therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots, tracts
and parcels of land ami real estate liable to
be assessed as aforesaid lying on both sides
of
SALEM STREET,
from South Orange avenue to Rockland ter
race; on both sides of
CEDAR AVENUE.
between Mountainvlew avenue and Tremont
avenue; on both sides of
TREMONT AVENUE.
from Cedar avenue to Chelsea avenue; on
both Hides of
MUNN AVENUE.
from Plymouth Htreet to the Irvington line.
A "Lot" represents an entire plot of land,
whether large or small.
All persons interested in said assessment
may be heard before said commissioners, on
Thursday afternoon, the sixth day of August.
1914. at 2 p. m.. at the commissioners’ room.
No. 4 (third floor), City Hall.
Dated July 31. 1914.
WILLIAM DIMOND,
JOSEPH HRISLER.
ADOLPH HOLZNKR.
July 31-6t Commissioners.
GROVE TERRACE SEWERS AND
BRANCHES.
Notice i» hereby given that the commis
sioners heretofore appointed by the Mayor of
the cttl Of Newark to inako an estimate and
assessment upon all the owners of all the
land and real estate in the City of Newark
peculiarly benefited by any local improve
ment in the said city, in proportion as nearly
to have acquired, have made an estimate and
as may be to the advantage each was deemed
assessment of benefits conferred upon all the
owners of all the lands and real estate In
the city of Newark peculiarly benefited by
each of the following Improvements In said
city, namely:
The construction of a sewer to be known
and designated as
GROVE TERRACE SEWERS AND
BRAN TIES,
approved September 12, 1913.
Said assessment comprises all lois, tracts
and parcels of land and real estate liable to
be assessed as aforesaid lying on both
sides of
GROVE TERRACE,
from the Irvington lino to West End ave
nue; on both sides of
BREAKENRIDGE TERRACE,
or Morris avenue, from the Irvington line to
100 feet west of the westerly line of Caro
lina avenue: on both sides of
COLUMBIA AVENUE
ana
ISABELLA AVENUE,
from the Irvington line to Plymouth street;
on both sides of
VERMONT AVENUE.
from the Irvington line to Laurel place; on
both sides of
MELROSE AVENUE.
from the Irvington line to Grove terrace,
and on both sides of
CAROLINA AVENUE,
from a point about 100 feet southerly from
the southerly lino- of Breakenridge terrace,
or Morris avenue to Laurel place.
And have filed their reports of said as
sessments for benefits In the office of the
clerk of the Supreme Court of the County
of Essex, and that the Judge of said court
court haw Mxed Monday, the third day of
August. 1914. at 9:30 o’clock in the foro
noon. in the Supreme Court room. 305, at
the Court House in the city of Newark, as
the time and place of hearing any objec
tions that may be made to the said assess
ments.
Dated July 28. 1914.
FRANK E. HRADNER.
July28-5t City Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICES
ESSEX COUNTY ORPHANS’ COURT—In
tho matter of the estate of Lizzie A. !
Welsh, deceased. Order to show cause. I
John E. Welsh, administrator of Lizzie l
A. Welsh, deceased, having exhibited under
oath a true account of the personal estate
and debts of said intestate, whereby it ap
pears that the personal estate of the said
Lizzie A. Welsh Is not sufficient to pay her
debts and requesting the aid of the court in
the premises,
ft is thereupon on this thirteenth day of
July, 1914, ordered that all persons inter
ested in the lands, tenements, hereditaments
and real estate of the said Lizzie A. Welsh,
deceased, appear before thiM court at the
Court House, in the City of Newark, on the
eighteenth day of September. 1914. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, to show couse why
so much of the land, tenements, heredita
ments and real estate of the said Lizzie A.
W’elsh. deceased, should not be sold as will
be sufficient to pay her debts.
II. V. OSBORNE.
J.
I Isaac Hhoenthal,
| Surrogate. jyl7,-M,31,ttU*7,14,21(Sg
m , t
CEMETERIES
Glendale Cemetery
Franklin av. and Joralemon at.. Bloomfield,
N. J. Beat located and finest kept, with per
petual care to lot owner* ; :e; plot* of 4
graves. $60 up; eingl* grave*. $16. Phone
1263 Bloomfield.
HELP WANTED
MALI.
A GOOD chance to learn the electrical
trade. For particulars call at PRAC
TICAL ELECTRICAL SCHOOL. 45 Acad
emy st.. Room 6.
AN EXCEPTIONAL disinfectant; on the mar
ket over 10 years; rar superior to anything
of Its kind; The King Bug Killer; guaranteed
to kill roaches, hugs nrnl all vermin Instantly
or money refunded: «irou ,l* a card or phone
and onr salesman will call to give free dem
onstration. J ELLISON & M’COItMAGK. 81
Warren st.. Newark. N. J.; phone 8788-W
Market. __
AIJTO DRIVING. REPAIRING. COMPLETE
COURSE |2b. LARGE CARS. LONG ROAD
LESSONS, REPAIRS IN THE GARAGE.
DAY OR EVENING. WB HELP TO SE
CURE POSITIONS. BEST IN THE CITY.
CARPENTER.
107 BELLEVILLE AVE
AUTO SCHOOL OF NEW .1ERSKT. 282 284
nolsev st., oldest snd largest In State; un- i
limited coursi : license guaranteed: dir and
evening. We help secure position*. Terms i
to suit pupils. Cars for .xamlnatlon I
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, young
man. for large manufacturing company: i
manager, for lunchroom, $14; porter, for in
stitution; lunehman. for cafe. German pre
ferred; man and wife, white or colored, for!
private family: pipe filter, for manufactur
ing company; baker's helper; porter, elderly,
for cafe; chef, for hotel; chef, for lunch
room; farm hands, waiters. THE RE
LIABLE AGENCY, entire ground floor, 326
Broad st. The only reliable agency In town.
MEN with paientsbte ideas write RAN
DOLPH A CO.. Patont Solicitors. Wish- ,
Ingtrn. D. C._
I NEWARK mall carriers wanted; average $90
! month: Newark examinations coming;
sample questions free. FRANKLIN INSTI
TUTE. Dept. 241-0, Rochester, N. Y.
RAILROAD firemen, brakemen. $120; experi
ence unnecessary; send age. postage. Ad
dress RAILWAY. Box 65. Star office
SALESMEN—Better your position; we re
quire up-to-date salesmen to secure orders
for home furnishings on credit; capahle
men earn above $20 weekly. CROWN CO.,
74-76 Market st.
WANTED—Names of men. 18 to 45. wishing
to be Newark mail carriers; $67 month to
begin. Address MAIL CARRIER. Box 100.
Star office.
WANTED—Male stenographer and telephone
operator. FORD MOTOR CO., corner
Halsey st. and Central av.
WANTED—Canvasser, for very good propo
sition: must be intelligent and wide
awake man: Hebrew preferred. Call 186
Springfield av.. between 8 and 9 this
evening
WE DESIRE, for mutual profit, to appoint
responsible agents (either lady or gentle
man) for restricted territories; must be re
liable and have efficient selling ability. Cal!
9 to 12 or other times by appointment. THE
PAKAS COMPANY INC., Room 833. White
hall Bldg.. New York. j
' 70UNO nen learn linotype operating (day
and evening); send for booklet "S. MER
OENTUALER LINOTYPE SCHOOL, 244
West Twenty-third st.. New York.
HELP WANTED
FEMALE.
CANVASSERS—House to house canvassers j
wanted. Apply Room 5, Splngarn build-j
ing. 198 Market st.
GIRLS WANTED—Experienced and inex
perienced. now modern factory, clean and
sanitary; .‘.-cent fare On D., L. & W., from
Newark and Harrison. Apply HOWARD i
MINIATURE LAMP CO.. Ampere Station.
East Orange. N. J.
GIRL wanted who has had experience cut
ting trimmings for hats. H. D. PARME- 1
LEE & CO.. Miller st. and N. J. R. R. av.
LADIES can earn money at home ; pare time.
no canvassing; send stamped addressed en
velope for particulars. MUTUAL PUB. CO.,
Scranton, Pa.
PAPER BOXES—Strippers, turn-in girls
and finishers wanted; experienced: steady
work. W. B. PAPER BOX CO., 154 Sum
mit st.
WAITRESSES and pantry girl, Pocono
Mountains; cook, Keyport: cook. Pratts
ville: cook. Oscawanla Lake; housekeeper.
Newark; two German girls, cook and
chambermaid-waitress, fifty hou^workers
wanted at once; your carfare paid one way.
GROVE AGENCY,
143 Main st.. East Orange. Open until 9 p. m.
WOMEN wanted for government clerkships,
$70 month; Newark examinations soon;
specimen question free. FRANKLIN IN
STITUTE. Dept. 6620. Rochester. N. Y.
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE
ANYONE can earn $5 to $25 per week
copying letters; stamped envelope for re
ply. NATIONAL COPYING Co 343 West
W cut Eighteenth at.. New York.
LEARN ragtime ou your piano; guaranteed.
10 lessons; teacher will call; demonstration
free. CLARK WINN. B7 Halsey. 888 Camden.
MEN AND WOMEN—Exceptional opportu
nity selling Dr. Hall's “Sexual Knowl
edge.” whole or spare time. METROPOLI
TAN ROOK CO., office 466 Ogden st., New
ark. N. J.
OVER 15.000 government life Jobs open to
men and women: $65 to $160 month; com
mon education sufficient; Newark examina
tions coming: description and sample ques
tions free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept.
242-0. Rochester. N. Y.
$260 A MONTH—Everybody can earn; also
as incidental earning $2 per hour, guar
anteed; all particulars free and postpaid.
GLASER. 80 Miller av.. Providence. R. I.
SITUATIONS WANTED
KALE.
BOY (15). with working papers, wants posi
tion us errand or office boy. Address
WILLING. Box 88. Star office.
BOY. 17, desires position In office or garage.
Address ANXIOUS. Box 52, Star office.
CARPENTERS—Four carpenters wanted.
Apply 65 Baker st.. Maplewood, N. J.
DIEMAKER and designer; sheet metal;
fast, accurate workman wishes position.
C. F.. 76 North Uth st.
EMPLOYERS. DO YOU WANT A REAL
WORKING OK OFFICE BOY? PHONE
MARKET 2598 OR CALL AT 207 MARKET
STREET. NEWARK. NO CHARGE FOR
FINDING JUST THE BOY YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR. BIG BROTHER MOVE
MENT.
FOREMAN—Efficient master mechanic
wants position as foreman In machine
shop or factory. Address WAS BAUER, 104
Graham av.. Paterson.
GENT'S furnishing and hat salesman desires
position: can furnish best reference. Ad
dress SALESMAN, Box 100. Star office.
CARPENTER wants work building stoops
and fences and repairing. 51 Hartford
street.
KITCHENMAN—German, reliable, assistant
I to chef, desires steady position; good refer
I ences. Address KITCHENMAN, Box 87.
j Star office.
MAN wishes light position; understands tare
of horses; looks more for good home than
wages: security if required; references.
MARTIN HUBER, 4 3 Randolph av., Clifton,
N. J._____
POLISHER, buffer, tapper on gold, silver.
platinum, etc.; thoroughly reliable; best
of references. H. P. L., 145 Orchard st.
STOCK CLERK—Ambitious young man. 25.
Christian, eight years* experience, wide
awake, hustler, gentlemanly and well rec
ommended. will consider position at a mod
erate salary If future is offered. Address
I N. C.. Box 81. Star office.
VIOLINIST desirea position anywhere;
moving picture house preferred. Address
VIOLINIST. Box 92. Star office.
YOUNG MAN (28) wishes a position doing :
anything. H. LILLEY, 50 Bieecker st.,
care C. Van Dyke.
YOUNG man. about 20. like position where
responsibility counts; can furnish se
curity: best reference. Address RELIABLE,
Box 58 Star office.
I YOUNG married man wishes any kind of
| work. 126 .South Orange av.
YOUNG MAN. 21. wishes position at any
thing. Address H. 3.. Box 82. Star office.
PRINTING
HIGH-GRADE printing at low-grade price#.
STOUTB. 69 Academy st.. Newark. \\ J.
Star Classified Ads. Bring Re
sults. Advertise in The Star.
•' 1 , • '
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER—Young lady desires po
sition aa bookkeeper: knowledge of type
writing. Address R, 1156 Springfield av.,
Irvington.
CASHIER—Young lady wishes steady posi
tion aa cashier and bookkeeper; has had
three years' experience; best references. Ad
dress COMPETENT. Box 51 Star ofllee.
DON’T be bothered by a washwoman In the
house; we’ll do your wo.-It better, cheaper and
at leas trouble; rough dry work at 5 cents a
pound, iroued; over 15 |>ounds. 4 cents; also
wet wash. 00 cents s I mg; delivered in
twenty-four hours; shirts and collar work
done quickly and satisfactorily; all work guar
•hteed. STAR STEAM LAUNDRY. 008
Orange st. Phene Branch Brook 8051 for
wagon to call.
DAY’S WORK—Woman wants day’s work
of any kind; call all week. 186 Liv
IngHion st.
HOUSEWORK—-din wants general house
work in small family. 147 Court st.. third
floor.
HOUSEKEEPER—Woman wishes position
as housekeeper. 136*4 Bloomfield av.; 2nd
floor.
HOUSEKEEPER—Young woman wishes po
sition as housekeeper .or matron: private
or Institution. MRS. A. KNAPP. 268 Broad
street.
LAUNDRESS- good laundress wants work.
437 Ridgewood av.. second iloor. JACK
SON.
TWO white girls, took and waitress, wish
work together, country or seashore. Ad
dress M. F. P., 30 Vi Webster st.. city.
YOUNG colored girl wishes to assist with
housework. Cali or write LAURA
BRANCH, 687 North Oth st.. top floor, rear.
LOST AND FOUND
ADVERTISE L03T OR FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW
“A person who fluda lost property under
circumstances which gives him knowledge or
means of inquiring as to the true owner, and
who appropriates Much property to his own
use or to the use of another person, who
la not entitled thereto, without having first
made every reasonable effort to find the
owner and return the property to him. Is
guilty of LARCENY."—New Jersey State law.
RECEIPT LOST—A receipt. Issued by the
United States Assay Office, No. 6 2. dated
June 23d, 1914. for 129.15 ounces gold bullion,
payable to Allsopp Bros, or order, has been
lost; payment has been stopped at the Assay
office. ALLSOPP BROS.
Dated July 29, 1914.
LOST— Monday. July 27. gold locket, dia
mond on one Hide, monogram W. L. B. on
other side; liberal reward. Notify BARRET,
610 Second av.. Anbury Park. N. J.
PERSONALS
"MADAME X” self opening steel front, and
bark lace made to order, |1.75 up. MRS.
CARLSON. 47 Orchard at. Phone 6966.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
— at Clothes Dryers and Pulley
Poles complete, _#3_and_up.
1r iTi n i ) i f
. We make the ‘'est ladders on
earth. Call and see.
PORTLAND LADDER CO.,
130 Orange St. Tel. 584 B.B.
RELIANCE MATTRESS CO.
RENOVATES FEATHER BEDS AND HAIR
MATTRESSES, CUSHIONS OF ALL
KINDS RECOVERED OR MADE TO
ORDER. FEATHER PILLOWS MADE.
332 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 2367-W, MARKET.
PRINTING AND MULTIGRAPHING.
P. & L. service la complete. We write
strong, convincing copy for booklets, foldera,
etc.; arrange, design and print them well;
multigraph letters, complete mailing Hats,
address envelopes, wrappers, etc. Let our
representative call and explain our service !n
detail. The PRICE & LEE CO.. 8 28 Broad.
Metal Ceilings and Walls
Celling* |8 up. FRED J. BOCK. 17-19
Ellin bv„ near Clinton av. Tel. 3105 Wav.
METAL CEILINGS AND WALLS
Estimates furnished for all kinds of work.
MOE ROSEN STEIN.
132-134 Halley at. Phone 4421-W. Market.
Renovating I I rvh r\r Mattresses
Loweat prices UpilUlblCrV Slip Covers
S ROSEN. 109 Howard st.; tel. 4737-R. Mkt.
DOLLS' HOSPITAL, ladlea' hairdressing:
natural hair only, for tale. 118 Washington
st., formerly at 174; phone 6947-M. Market.
METAL CEILINGS AND WALLS
erected in ali kinds of buildings. JAMES V.
MAGUIRE, 313 Halsey st.. Newark.
SEWING MACHINES
SEWING machines repaired right In your
home. Send postal to MR. MITCHELL.
40 Thirteenth av.. or phone 6578-J. Market.
INSTRUCTION
NEWARK ACADEMY,
644 High St.. Cor. William.
Founded 1792.
WILSON FAR RAND. HEAD MASTER.
Reopens September 23, 1914.
Thorough preparation for any college or
scientific school, or for business life. Gym
nasium and Athletic Field. Number In each
form limited. Catalogue on request.
The Head Master will be at the Academy
to talk with parents from 9 to 3 during the
week beginning September 14.
DANCING.
BERRY'S DANCING SCHOOL.
833 Broad Street.
Now open for private instructions.
SUMMER SCHOOL AT ASBURY PARK.
Jardln De Danse. 215 Cookman Av.,
Cooper Block.
MUSIC.
ADA M. KENNEDY. 4 Humboldt st.; phone
1134-R, B. B., violin and piano Instruction.
I teach a method that produces the best
possible results In one year's time.
BANJO. MANDOLIN, GUITAR, VIOLIN.
Lessons. 50c; sfcond-hand Instruments for
sale. A. J. WEIDT. 439 Washington st.,
cor. Kinney.
PATENTS
FRAENTZEL. & RICHARDS, patent law ho
HcItorH of U. S. and foreign patents, trade
marks copyrights. 74G-7 Broad st.. Federal
Trust bldg., cstab. 1885. Tel. 1841 Mulberry.
PATENT BUREAU REICHBLT,
345 Broad st. Newark, N. J.
Branch office. Berlin, Germany. Foreign
patents a specialty obtained and sold.
DRAKE & CO. Established 1865. Phone
- 2946 Market. Rooms 510-511 Kinney Bldg.,
Broad and Market sts.
DRESSMAKERS
HEMSTITCHING, dress plaltlhg. pinking,
plcot edging, fluting, mall orders; prompt
attention. ALTMAN, 188 Halsey-41 South
Orange av.
BETTY LADIES’ TAILORING CO., 595
Broad st.. will make a perfect fitting suit
to order for $G. or skirt. Si; fu*mlah your
material. Phone Market 8922.
HEMSTITCHING, hand embroidery, plait
ing. no connection with others. AMERI
CAN CHATTING CO.. 161 Halsey at., next to<
Bamberger’s.
DRESSES. $8 up: skirts, fl up; suits, $6
up: your own material, RICH. 12 New
■t. Telephone.
HEMSTITCHING—Go to BLUM’S for fine
work. 23 Springfield av.. or 110 Halsey at.,
! onn. Y. M C. A. Tel 1R2B Mill.
I ---...—
DRESSES made to order at home; reason
able. 24 Murray st.; phone 2083-J Wav.
MIDWIVES
REGISTERED MIDWIFE.
MRS: DREWE8 BRANDT.
183 MULBERRY ST.. CORNER MARKET.
LADIES’ FRIVATE NURSING; HIGH
CLASS EXPERIENCE. CONFINEMENTS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
TEL. 8239-W, MARKET.
MRS. ORUICH. PRACTICAL. NURSE.
Ladies' private nursing; treatment at home;
doctors' reference. 156 South Orange av.
Phone 315 8 - W, Market.
MEDICAL
LADIES consult h special let on all special
ailments. Irregularities, etc., treated by a
licensed physician; ubsolu'e relief guaran
teed. lady attendant,; ynvate nursing ar
ranged if necessary; charges low: advice
free; hours, 9 to 8; Sundays. 10 to 4; take
elevated, subway or surface cars to W. 66th
st. station; only 15 minutes from Oortlandt
terminal; or 12 minutes from 28d wt. ferry.
I EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST. 1^28 W. 65th
I st., near Broadway, N. Y. City.
1 . « - v, *
FRATERNAL FOBS AND
EMBLEMS
MASONIC fobs and emblems. Eastern Star
pendants; presentation Jewels to order; silk
badges; celluloid buttons: catalog. NEWARK
EMBLEM CO.. 800 Broad at.
WANTED—MISCEL
LANEOUS
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ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. CONTENTS |
OF HOUSES FLATS AND STORES ,
BOUGHT; CASH QUICK; VAN FOZNAK,
42 SOUTH ORANGE AV.; PHONE 2071. ]
OLD gold, silver, platinum and diamonds
bought. BALEVRK, 781 Broad at., over
Petty’s.
TRADING STAMPS, highest prices for
books, loose stamps, cigar, cigarette, to
bacco coupons; soap and milk labels. 6C
Springfield av.. near High st.
WANTED—A gas range; state condition
and price. Address RANGE. Box 7G, Star
office.
CLOTHING.
HIGHEST prices for cast-off clothing, hats
and shoes. M. MANSON, second-hand
clothes for ladies, gents and children; high
est prices of any dealer in city. Ill Hart
ford st.; tel. 4774-W. Market; send postal.
I AM buying and selling ladles’ and gents' i
second-hand clothing. C. CAHN. 117 ,
South Orange av. i
FOR SALE
LISTER’S
FERTILIZER
FOR ALL FALL CROPS.
We are headquarter* for all of Lister's
celebrated brands of fertilizer In large and
small quantities for the Fall Crops. Buy Home
and you will be pleased with the 'results.
J. F. NOLL & CO.
116 MULBERRY ST. NEWARK. N. J.
ONE 16 H. P. 500-VOLT C. A&D C.
MOTOR COMPLETE; ONE 20 H.
P. 500-VOLT C. AND C. MOTOR
COMPLETE; FIRST-CLASS CON
DITION; CAN BE BEEN IN OPERA
TION; GOOD BARGAIN. APPLY TO
F. CONERY. NEWARK STAR
OFFICE NEWARK. N. J.
NEPONSET WALL BOARD.
used in place of lath and plaster, will not
crack; damp proof; better than plaster and
taats for ever; finished In quarter oak. dead
white and burnt leather; prices reasonable
For samples address
BENJAMIN MYER CO..
468-470 Broad street.
ICE TOOLS—REFRIGERATORS
LAWN ROLLERS—LAWN MOWERS
WHEELBARROWS
GARDEN HOSE—PRUNING SHEARS
RAKES AND SHOVELS
BANISTER & POLLARD CO..
206-208 MARKET ST..
•'THE HOME OF GOOD HARDWARE."
BRIGHTEN TJP.
those stoves and stovepipes of yours: our
stovepipe enamel does the trick.
ONE-HALF PINT, 15c; QUART. 25c.
Best for your roof, our Roof Leak—black,
61.10 per gal.; red, $1.20 per gal.; Prince's.
•Oc per gal.
A. C. GETCHIU8 ft CO. 188 MARKET ST.
FOR SALE—TENTS. WATERPROOFED, 7x7
FEET, 15.00 COMPLETE. WALSH’S SONS
ft CO.. PASSAIC AND CLAY STB.
sold, rented, repaired; sup
plies wholesale and retail.
CANFIELD. 199 Market st.
COOK with comfort; buy a cooking cabinet;
makes your kitchen 20 degrees cooler; no
odors; the latest In sanitation. Call or ad
dresa SANITARY HOMES CO., 188 Market
street.
10% OFF on photo finishing and supplies;
perfect results: 24-hour service. Commercial
Photo Co.. 356 Washington at.; tel. 4086 Mkt.
CABBAGE PLANTS, 30,000 celery plants
for sale. Apply JAMES McCADE, Main
and Jones st.. East Orange.
20.000 BRK’K for sale at 270 Norfolk st., or
address BRICK. Box 64. Star office.
RUBBING BED for sale. 10 ft. 26 Ar
lington 8t.
POOL TABLES
POOL TABLES bought, sold, rented and re
paired. LUDLOW. 88 Market st. Tel.
2484 Mulberry. Entrance on Washington st
-m
BILLIARD TABLES.
BILLIARD pocket table mfra.; high-grade,
easy terms; liberal cash discounts; also
renovated tables. BRUNNER & SON, 717
Communipaw av„ J. C. Plank road car.
CHICKENS.
EVERYTHING FOR POULTRY—Incuba
tors, brooders, feed, etc.; beat quality at
the lowest prices. J. F. NOLL CO., INC.,
116 Mulberry st.
OUR OWN mixtures of scatch and laying
mash are far superior to others; all sup
plies. FARM AND GARDEN. 269 Market st.
COAL.
LEHIGH and free-burning coal for family
use; pea. buckwheat and bituminous, for
steaming; George’s Creek, Cumberland, for
smithing, foundry, furnace and crushed coke.
Mall orders promptly filled. Phono Market
4477, 4478.
JOHN G. MERKEL CO.
28 Prince street.
DOGS.
DR. SMITH’S Dog and Cat Hospital. 15 Rail- !
road pi., East Orange; phone 1222 Orange.
Boarding kcnucl, Glen View Farm, Weat Or
auge; phone 8418 W Orange.
DR. H. VAN DER ROEST’S
HOSPITAL FOR DOGS AND CATS,
10. 12, 14 Orchard at, Phone 3080 Market.
FISHING SUPPLIES
FISHERMEN—Expert repairing, rods and
reels, bait and supplies; moderate charges.
JEFF DIGANARD. 58 Bank st.. block from
Broad.
I _
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
ENTIRE household goods, hair mattress.
oak bed, china closet, chairs, tables,
dishes, gas range, water cooler, etc. 284
Market st.. confectioner.
CARPETS, $3.75 up; Iceboxes, $3.50 up;
oak. mahogany furniture, rugs. 34 Bridge
•t., near Broad.
AT SMITH’S. 148 Mulberry st.. second-hand
furniture bought, sold and exchanged.
JEWELRY
A WATCH coating $10 for $S; Waltham, 20
year, gold filled. Bargains in Watchee
C. BIERMAN. Pawnbroker, 10 Cedar st
RUBBER STAMPS.
Your signature stamp, atencila, 776 Broad at
BOG AH DUS A HEMPSTEAD. Tako el*
vator.
TYPEWRITERS.
ALL MAKES REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY MACHINE SOLD
Rentals $2 per month up Sold $10 up.
NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
0 Beaver st. Phone Mkt. 4430.
1 block east of Broad. 8 doors from Market
UMBRELLAS
WE MAKE a specialty of repairing and re
covering umbrellas; our work Is RIGHT;
prices moderate. GARDINOR’S. 17 Acad
emy at.
AUTOMOBILES
KJflTCHAM & LAW1UE.
26$ HALSEY ST.
rHONB 8786 MARKET.
TIRES:
80x8 . $9.00
30x3 Mi. 12.00
$4x4 . 18.00
RAIN VISION VENTILATING WIND
SHIELD ATTACHMENT FOR FORD
CARS.
THE RAIN VISION WILL ADD TO
YOUR .SAFETY.
THE VENTILATOR WILL ADD TO
YOLK COMFORT.
DISTRIBUTORS OF .HIGH-GRADE
SPECIALTIES. TIRES. TUBES. RE*
LINERS, BLOWOUT PATCHES, LEAK
PROOF PISTON RINGS. BLITZ SPARK
PLUGS. ANTHONY TIRE PUMPK
ETC.
SLIGHTLY USED touring car*, runabouts, de
livery autos of different mak®*; condition
guaranteed na represented; demonstration; bet
ter be SAFE than HORRY. UEO MOTOR
OAR CO., 273 Halsey at
AUTOMOBILES
THINK OF IT! I
5,000 MILES «
f.uaranteed
n writing.
ON AJAX TIKES
AT NO EXTRA COST.
WE AHE HERE TO
MAKE JT GOOD.
THE MOTOR TIRE MART.
24 HALSEY ST.
PHONE 6424 MARKET.
WASHINGTON TARK GARAGE CO.?
Paul F. Devine, Manager.
9-13 LOMBARDY ST. ,
Absolutely Fireproof Garage.
Only 100 Feet from Broad Street.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE.
Peerless) Touring and l.an- *
daulet Cara for Rent by
Hour. Day, Week or Month.
CHAUFFEURS IN FULL LIVERY.
Individual Lockera for Each Chauffeur.
Call to See Ua and Be Convinced.
Distributor* for
OVERMAN TIRES AND TUBES.
TELEPHONE MARKET 8401._
ATTENTION TO , AUTOMOBILE BUYERS
AND SELLERS.
BROAD USED CAR EXCHANGE.
Telephone connection. YVe have on hand
several touring cars and runabouts at sacri
fice bargains; call on us and look them
over; will exchange your old car or buy your
car for cash or sell your car on commission
at 6%; will call for your car within *60 _
miles free of charge; we have several buyer* —
on hand for Ford cars, touring, runabouts J
or commercial; we also have a special sale on /
United States tires, tubes; we charge no
storage on commission cars. 664 Broad st..
opposite Washington Square, Newark, N< J. ►
Tel 2409 Mulberry. 0
WANTED at once. DO autos, pleasure or com
mercial, for Southern shipment; will pay
high prices; bring your car; we also will buy
bodies, parts and supplies, from a cutter-pin
to a complete car; we buy, sell and exchange;
machinery used by automobile manufacturing
concern consigned to us for sale, cheap; also
garage lockers, etc. ROSE AUTO EX
CHANGE. 437 Central av.. Newark. N. J.
BUICK MODEL 17. 1910, 5-passenger, per
fect mechanical condition; full equipment;
good tires, $375.
DELIVERY CAR. 1,000 LBS.; good con
dition, $350.
DELIVERY CAR, % TON; good condition;
$1,000.
INGLE HUNT MOTORS CO., 986 Broad st.
Tel. 7060 Market.
~ BARRACLOUGH & MEEKER.
Auto painting or repairing. $10 up; limou
sine and coach work a specialty; all work
guaranteed. Tel. 2338-J, Harrison, FottrU)
St. Oarange and Paint Shop, 305 North
Fourth st., Harrison. N. J. •
FORD DELIVERY BODIES,
both open and closed; ready for mounting
on chassis: always on hand; will also fit.
any other small cars. ARTHUR REHBEP.
GER & SON. 820 Ferry st.
STORING, repairing, carbon removed while
you wait; supplies. W right St. Garage
J. L. BADER. Manager, 9-11 Wright st.;
phone 2330 Waverly.
DELAUNAY-BELLEVILLE 1911 landaulet.
run only h.OOO miles; cost new $9,600;
must sell quick; very reasonable. SLOCUM.
1700 Broadway, New' York.
MAGNETOS—We positively guarantee all
repairing on any make. GENERAL MAG
NETO REPAIR CO., 266 Halsey st., cor.
William.
AUTO lamps, radiators, fenders and wind
shields repaired; no competition can beaif-.
us. N J. LAMP WORKS. 18 YVllllam at..
Newark; tel. 7244-W. Market.
TRUCKS and delivers' wagons, all sizes, all
makes; $100 up; guaranteed; easy terms.
SMITH COMPANY'. 1693 Broadway, New
Y'ork. _______
TI8SOT & ORR. SERVICE GARAGE.
Second-hand cars bought and sold. 27 Or
ange road. Montclair N. J.
ALT ft SCHAEFER.
Auto, carriage and wagon (minting; a I
work guaranteed. 449 South 10th at., Newark*,
phone 1021-W Waverly.__
Once used—always used—
8WINEHART TIRES.
Honestly built, economical service.
Swlnehart Agency. 211 218 Halsey st. ,
O. L. FITZGERALD MOTOR CO.,
688 BROAD ST.. NEWARK,
la the place to buy a good used oar at the
right price. _
NEW YORK AUTO TOP AND SUPPLY CO
—Auto tops, slip covers, wind rhleldsaml ,
trimming; repairing promptly attended - to.
work guaranteed; estimates cheerfully given.
269 Halsey st.. Newark, N. J. _'
A COMPLETE stock of all makes of BA^L
BEARINGS on hand; all makes repaired.
“S. B. R." SPECIALTY CO., 17 Princeton
at., East Orange.
GRANT demonstrator; practically new; at
tractive price. H. J. KOEHLER CO., .291
Halsey st. __.
RT7ICK. Model 17; price $275: Buick. fore
door touring. price**$400. JOHN BECKER.
South Orange av. and 12th st._ ■
PACKARD. 7-passenger; first-daaa con
dition; make good hhoking car. KINGS
LEY GARAGE, 22 Warren pi.__
EXPERT repairer on motors, marine
and machines. H. C. AB”T L, 68 Liberty
st. Tel. 7688 Market. _ •« „
MITCHELL five passenger; must be -sold,
1912 Ford runabout; Thomas delivery wagon.
360 South Uth st.. near South Orange ay.
HUDSON. 1912, runabout, good as new. fully
equipped; bargain for quick sale. SLO
CUM. 1700 Broadway. New York.
SIX CYLINDER BEARCAT, perfect condi
tion STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO.. INC..»
372 Central av.
STUTZ, Bearcat racer, 1912 model, . full
equipment. Addreas G. E. HAYES, Con
vent, N. J.
BOSCH magnetos and Mohawk tires; all
makes of magneto** and tires repaired.
TIRE TRADING CO.. 60 William st._
$150 FIVE-PASSENGER NATIONAL; good
condition. 109 Union st.. Jersey City.
FIVE-PASSENGER Moline automobile for
Kale cheap. 2G6 Bergen st.
AUTOS TO HIRE.
AUTOMOBILES to hire for weddings, parties
and long trips; National and Mercedes
touring cars; reasonable rates; careful driv- w
lng; by the hour, week or month. Address g
126 Academy st., Newark; phone 7$71 Mar- |
ket. WILLIAM JA8PBR.
AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
Three and five-ton trucks, for mercantile <
purposes, outings and picnics. KASSEL & ;i
MORRIS. 23 Warren pi., city. _A
ACME GAItAGE. 295 South Orange av.:|
comfortable five and seven passenger*
pleasure cars; experienced and careful
drivers. PHONE MARKET 8234._*
PEERLESS, new 7-pa»enger; experienced;
driver; hire by hour, day or trip. KINGS
LEY GARAGE, 22 Warren pi.; phone . 9266
Market. _—
8-TON Packard truck; load, day, week, out
ings. trucking. JOHN BERGEN, 188
Market st. Tel. 6891 Market. __
8EVEN and five passenger cars; new and
roomy; two and three dollars per hour; best
service; careful operators. CARPENTER. 107
Belleville av. Phone 18&8-R. Branch Brook
MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES .1
REDUCTION SALE. fl
Removal Sale. Have closed our Orange etB
store, any wheel In store for $18.75 to $19.6^1
cash, your choice of regular $15 to . $3^H
machines—Stearns. Niagara, Crescent, Kart^H
ford, etc., etc., now on sale at Our WBUa^H
■t. store: our regular $5 down, $1 per wet^K
terms prevail at our 21 William ^ st. stoi^B
make all payments here. HERBERT AU^B
TIN, 21 WllMara «t. ^ __
VHE EXCELSIOR auto cycle, latest, safflB§
moat powerful, twin, $225; two
#260; cash or instalments; used inuchi^Mm*
J80 up; bicycles from $15 up, »ee hlcy^HE
6 down, #1 week. HAVERFOKD
CO.. 9 4.r. Broad st. _^KjJ|
BARGAINS IN USED MOTORCYCI^BSB
Sole agent tor the l'ope motorcycle,
Oranges; motorcycle bicycle and auj^Mp^P
piles at «iui prices. ORANGE C
37" Main st., Orange.
51 William St. 61 WU^KHM
Hope Motorcycles, Uolunibia nnd
Stun.lard Bicycles. Sundries nnd
61 William St.. (’HAS. KKUBS, 61 \VU^Kjmm
1 *41 4 FLYING MERKEL moton-y'clc.^KSlto|l
full line of bicycles, $5 to $60;
tires. X9c; show ad. to get discount,
MONT CYCLE CO.. 845 Broad st.
A $2b BICYCLE for $18.60 while
these wheel? cannot be duplicated
than $26. Thor motorcycle—power, MiS
and comfort. SHEAR. 356 WaablngtonH^^'i
SEE the 1914 Arrow before ' buylng^HI®
where. THOMAS JACKSON. Sole
Clinton Hill Cycle Co.. Badger bv.,W|J
Clinton.
FOR SALE—Single cylinder, with
$50. Address CYCLE, Box 84,

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