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THE NEWARK STAR: WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1809. CLASSIFIED IED AI )VE ADVERTISEMENTS DEATHS. 1909, into rest, William, November husband of Anna Altheimer, loved aged 78 years 4 months (nee Hand), and 10 days, 149 Springfield avenue. November 10, COLEMAN-On late residence, 47 Sixth avenue, her wife of James Coleman. Catharine, of the late Patrick and and daughter Catharine Murray.

COLBERG-Suddenly, on Monday, NoFrederick beloved vember 8, 1909, of Colberg, (nee husband aged 33 years 8 months Chambers), and 3 days, South Eighteenth street. -At Montclair, on Tuesday, Margaret Ellen, beNovember 9, 1909, of Sarah and the late loved daughter Edward Divvers, 106 Forest avenue. East Orange, N. NoDOLAN--At vember 9, 1909, John Dolan, formerly Belleville, N. 26 Washington of place, East Orange.

Tuesday, November 9, FORCE-On residence of her son-in1909, at the W. Dairymple, 56 Nelson law, James Louise, widow of in the 78th year of place, Matilda Frank R. Force, her age. Orange, N. NoHONEYMAN-At vember 9, 1909, -Michael, beloved husof Jane B.

Honeyman, 412 Orband ange road. -On Tuesday, November 1909, Magdelena Kallensee (nee beloved wife of Otto KallenStark), aged 53 years, 458 Bergen street. see, MEYER-Entered into rest on MonNovember 8, 1909, our beloved day, father, father-in-law and grandHerman A. F. street." his father, 80th year, 24 Ashland November 8, MarMULROONEY--On cella Agnes Mulrooney (nee Burke), beloved wife of Peter Mulrooney.

Relatives and friends are kindly into attend the funeral from her vited late residence, 172 Polk street, on Thursday, November 11, at 8:30 a. to St. James's Church, where a High Mass of Requiem will be offered for of her soul. Interment in repose the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre. PHILLIPS-On Tuesday, November 9, John A.

Phillips, 112 New street. 1909, PRICE--Entered Into rest on Tuesday, November 9th, Lillian Louise, eldest of David D. and Harriet L. daughter Price, in her forty-sixth year. Funeral private from her late home at 122 North Broad street on Thursday.

Interment in Fairmount Ceme. tery. Friends kindly omit flowers. RAWSON- At Bloomfleld, N. on November 9, 1909, Thomas, husband of the late Sarah E.

Rawson, in his 82d vear. RIGHTER--On November 10, 1909, Mulberry at his late residence, No. 281 street, Eugene F. Righter. Notice of funeral hereafter.

ROMAINE-At her home, 24 Camp street, on Monday, November 8, 1909, Jane Romaine, in her 83d Margaret year. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening, November 10, at 7:45 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Interment at Montgomery, N. Y.

November 9, 1909, Mark, beloved child of Patrick and Delia Rush RUSH (nee Durkin), aged 1 year 11 minths and 6 days, 13 Horatio street. SIMPSON-Suddenly, on November 8, 1909, at Somerville, N. Robert Simpson, of 30 Earl street, Newark, N. aged 37 years. STOKES--On November 9, 1909, at the residence of her son, Mr.

Stokes, 46 Hunterdon, street, mine, beloved wife of the late Charles Stokes. STREITER-At Montclair, on Monday, Christian beloved husband of Regina Streiter, 32 Sherman street, Montclair, THOMAS-On Tuesday, November 9. 1909, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Victor E. Boell, 8 Wetmore avenue.

Morristown, N. Rev. Isaac Thomas, of the Newark Conference. Anniversary Mass. McGONNELL-An Anniversary Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of the soul of the late Mary McConnell at St.

James's Church on Thursday, November 11, 1909, at 7:45 a. m. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. CEMETERY MEMORIALS. GEORGE BROWN Established 1850.

Designers and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, VAULTS AND GENERAL CEMETERY WORK IN GRANITE, MARBLE AND STONE. 370 AND 374 BELLEVILLE AVENUE. Opp. entrance to Mt. Pleasant.

Cemetery. BLOOMFIELD BUYS SITE FOR PARK- PLAYGROUND. Bloomfleld Town Council last night authorized the purchase of the Heckel property at 524 Bloomfield avenue, near Conger street, to be used for park and playground purposes, at a cost of $4,000. Frederick Heckel, one of the owners, who was present, accepted the offer. There is a small house on the property fronting on Bloomfeld avenue, and this the Heckels will have the use of until May 1 next.

Councilman Walker complained of the scavenger service in the upper part of the town. He declared that cans containing ashes garbage had been left standing in front of some of the houses for days at a time. Councilman Brown said that on all sides he had heard nothing but praise of the work of the present scavenger. He promised to investigate. Councilman Unangst spoke of the dangerous condition of the sidewalk at Ashland and Linden avenues, where woman had fallen and broken one her lege.

Councilman Murray said he would have the danger eliminated at once. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Newark Burial 534 BROAD STREET Between Bridge and Lombardy Streets. WE GUARANTEE OUR GOODS TO BE OF THE BEST QUALITY. OUR SERVICE EQUAL TO ANY; SUPERIOR TO MANY.

For $65.00 we agree to supply Black Broadcloth, White Plush or Imitation Oak Casket, Handles, Plate; Interior Lined Complete, Outside Pine Box, Embalming. Newspaper Notice, Use of Rug, Pedestal, Crepe, Camp Chairs, Hearse, Three Coaches, any City Cemetery. Service and attendance for conducting of Funeral by Competent Directors. Everything in our livery rubber-tired and thoroughly up-to-date. All goods can be Parlors seen before engaging ue at our showrooms.

for funeral services in connection. PHONE 3021 MARKET. NEWARK BURIAL 3021 Market. Phone 534 Broad St. People's Burial Independent Undertakers WILL FURNISH FOR $75.00 BLACK BROADCLOTH, WHITE EMBOSSED PLUSH OR IMITATION OAK CASKET.

LINED WITH SATIN: HANDLES ENGRAVED NAMEPLATE AND OUTSIDE CASE. THE ABOVE PRICE INCLUDES HEARSE AND THREE COACHES TO ANY CITY CEMETERY. EMBALMING, NEWSPAPER NOTICE CREPE, RUG. PEDESTAL AND CHAIRS, SERVICES OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS, DELIVERING BOX TO CEMETERY. PHONE 257 B.

B. Broad Cor. Eighth Ave. FUNERALS FROM $50 UP Coaches for Funerals, $4.00 J. AND A.

W. HARTH, Funeral Directors and Coach Owners, 289-295 South Orange av. Telephone 3450. Established 1891. WILLIAM F.

MULLIN, Funeral Director. Telephone 770-0 Market. 328 LAFAYETTE: NEWARK. N. J.

Funeral the accommodation of the public. Estimates furnished. Livery stables, 238 High st. Tel. 285 B.

B. All vehicles rubber-tired. SMITH SMITH, (Successors to J. A. Logan), UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Coach Owners. 128. 044 Broad et. A. STANLEY COLE.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR. EMBALMER. 637 WARREN STREET, NEWARK. N. J.

TEL. 1163 BRANCH BROOK. FRANK A. FOLEY. FUNERAL DIRECTOR, EMBALMER.

65 Ferry st. L. 3293-R. CEMETERIES. GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.

Franklin Bloomfield, N. office, Scheuer Building. Tel. 4068-R. Newark, and 1643-J.

Bloomfleld. Single graves, $12; plots from $45 up. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. FRAENTZEL RICHARDS. patent law.

and foreign patents, trademarks and copyright, and mechanical engineering. Liverpool and London and Globe Building, corned Broad and Mechanic rooms 601-603. Phone 3455-J, Newark. DRAKE Globe Building, 800 Broad room 309. solicitors of patents and experts in all matters relating to inventions.

Oldest and largest in the State Established in 1865. Free advice as to patentability. Telephone 2946. DR. EDWIN SCHAAF.

STOMACH AND LUNG SPECIALIST. 217 South Orange has returned from Europe. Office hours, 1-3 and 6-8. RUSSELL, M. EVERETT.

Tel. 4588-R. PATENT LAWYER AND SOLICITOR, 788 BROAD COR. MARKET. STORAGE.

JOB DE CAMP. storage; safes and pianos etored $1 month; piano rooms steam heated during winter: furniture stored $1 per month up; locked rooms. RATES. ONE CENT PER WORD including insertion in all editione of the Evening Star under any classification or Death notices. per ..25 cents With funeral notice, per insertion.

cents Birth and marriage notices, per insertion ...50 cents Resolutions, cards of thanks, per cents Meeting and lodge notices, per centa For contract rates, phone 1830 Market. TAX NOTICE. TAX NOTICEOFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES. CITY HALL Newark, N. October 19.

1909. This office will be open from Wednesday, October 20, 1909, until April 14, 1910, for the reception cf taxes for 1909. Particular attention is called to the following It paid on or before the requirements of law: thirty-first day of October one (1 per cent.) per cent. will be deducted. If paid on or before the twentieth day of November one-halt of one (1) per cent.

will be deducted. If paid on or before the twentieth day of December the exact amount of tax. If not paid on or before the twentieth day of December intereet at the rate of twelve (12) per cent. per annum will. be added.

If not paid on or before April 14, 1910, warrants will be issued with three (3) per cent. penalty, Justice and Collector's fees, in addition to ten ($.10) cents, cost of publication, on each amount personal. Office open from 8 a. m. to 2 p.

m. Saturdays 8 a. m. to 12 m. ROBERT L.

ROSE, Receiver. MONTCLAIR EASILY BEATS BATTIN HIGH ELEVEN. Playing rings around the visitors, gaining ground almost at will and forming a defense that was practically impregnable, the Montclair High School football team disposed of the Battin High eleven yesterday afternoon by a score of 19 to 0. The game was played on the grounds of the Montclair A. and was featured by the punting of Lloyd, of the Battin team, and Butler, of Montclair.

The latter player, also made two touchdowns, beside kicking a goal from the field. The only other touchdown was made by Left Halfback Whiting, of Montclair. TURNS ON GAS INSTEAD OF ELECTRICITY; IN PERIL. Mrs. Sarah Walsh, 80 years old, 56 Seeley avenue, Kearny, the mother-inlaw of Health Commissioner John R.

O'Connor, of Kearny, accidentally turned on the gas early yesterday morning instead of the electric light in her room and was found overcome by the fumes. Dr. Eugene H. Goldberg, of Kearny, after working five hours succeeded in restoring the woman to consciousness. WOMAN DIES REFUSING AID.

WILLIAMSTOWN, Nov. Holski Bohder, a Polish woman, died at Russeltown, near here, after two days' illness of appeared to be pneumonia. Mrs. Bohder was a Christian Seientist and would not allow a physician to attend her. HELP WANTED.

MALE. AN OPPORTUNITY for you to become an short time: private lessons in expert in 8 auto driving and mechanism; day or evening: write for prospectus. H. C. TAYLOR, 410 Harrison Harrison, N.

J. BOSS CARPENTER wanted. EVERETT 'HARRISON, 9 Lexington Montclair. BOYS, 14 to 16, wanted for permanent position at good pay, with rapid advancement and opportunity to learn trade: bring working papers. Apply UNGER 32 Beecher st.

BUSHELMAN and tailor wanted. S. SOLOWITZ, 308 Washington st. COLLECTOR--Experienced energetic for young Newark man as collector for publishing house and surrounding territory; no other but men who have had experience in Instalment bustness need apply; salary $2.25 a day and commission, with quick advancement to men 12. who room get the money.

Apply Wednesday, 10 to 31, 33 East Tweaty-seventh New York. MACHINIST -First-class boring mill hands wanted. Apply SPRAGUE ELECTRIC Watsessing, N. J. MANAGER- Chicago house wants local manager for State agency: staple line; can earn $2,000 up; small capital required.

Address MANAGER, Box 12, Star Office. MASONS for hollow tile work. Near 350 Ridgewood Glen Ridge. MEN-Wanted, non-union printers, who have clean records and the necessary qualifications as workmen, to make application to join Newthe beneft of the 8-hour day, union scale of ark Typographical Union No. 103; members have wages, old age pensions, death beneft, sanitary workrooms, home for the aged and incapacitated, etc.

If interested, send for literature, or call on the president, W. L. SMALL, 189 Market, Bowers building, rooms 18-19, between 5 and p. in. PLASTERERS wanted at once.

2 Watchung Silver Lake, N. J. PRESS FEEDER-Experienced press feeder wanted; also errand boy. 457 Eighteenth av. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS wanted; commencement ealary, $800; rapid advancement to $1,200 or short hours, steady work, annual vacation with full salary; examinations in Newark, N.

soon: common education sufficient; preparation free: write immediately for schedule. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 206 Rochester, N. Y. SALESMAN WANTED on commission or $75 and up per month, with expenses, as per contract: experlence unnecessary.

PREMIER CIGAR Cincinnati, 0. SCHOOLBOY WANTED -We have a permanent position for a bright, energetic schoolboy; the right boy can make from 50c to $2 or more week without interfering wilth his school duties. LOUIS HERSCHEL. 310 Kearny Kearny; MAX KOMISHANE, 87 Sixteenth in Rosengarten's candy store, Newark. -Journeyman jeweler to take permanent position in large eastern factory and superintend the manufacturing of a fine line of society emblems; none need apply except sober and reliable men who are masters in the craft: a steady position and good pay guaranteed.

Address until December 15th, INSIGNIA, Box 75, Star office. WANTED -Men to become mechanical draftsmen; draftsmen paid $85 to $76 weekly; compiete course at your home: four months. P. O. Box 483.

Newark, N. J. WANTED -First-class machinist for bench brass work. F. H.

LOVELL Arlington. N. FEMALE. BRIGHT young girl, over 16 years of age, to cut out lace; steady work: week work; pay $3 to $5 per week. J.

M. COHN, Orange and High sts. CHAMBERMAID and waitress; one who 1s experienced and has good references. Call at 333 Mt. Prospect after 6 o'clock.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK--Girl wanted, small family, good wages to right party: Mt. Prospect car to Elwood four blocks toward park, 718 Highland av. GIRLS to learn paper box making; steady employment; good wages; paid while learning. SEELEY TUBE AND BOX Fourth av. and Ogden st.

GIRLS wanted, over 15 years, for factory work. Apply RICHARD BEST PENCIL WORKS, 238 South Grove Irvington. GIRLS wanted: good pay and steady work. Apply UNGER 32 Beecher st. HOUSEWORK-Girl wanted for general housework: small family adults: reference required.

Address 144 Broad st. JANITRESS wanted to take care of apartment house, to com- recommended. Inquire in store, 203 Mulberry st. LADIES -Home work, stamping transfers, $1.50 dozen upward, steady work guaranteed. Call 142 Market, Room 210.

LADY AGENTS and demonstrators for city and outside towne; guarantee $2.50 per day. Address ZIEGLER. 12, Star Office. OPERATORS, experlenced on fine lawn waists; steady work; good pay. Apply all week.

J. M. COHN, Orange and High sts. PRESSERS wanted on Infants' dresses and skirts. L.

H. BEST Central av. and Secend st. SALESWOMEN. HAHNE CO.

ARE RECEIVING APPLICATIONS FOR EXPERIENCED HELP IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. APPLY TO SUPERINTENDENT. TUCKERS on ladies' fine lawn waists; good pay: steady work year around. J. M.

COHN. Orange and High sta. WOMEN CANVASSERS for Norris DEN flavoring extracte and toilet articice. JOHN RING, 899 Mt. Prospect Woodside.

WOMAN wanted for kitchen work: good wages. 458 Washington st. AUTOMOBILES. AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS for quick buyers: Jackson, 5-passenger, 2-cylinder. 24 h.

top, $325.00: Packard. 4-passenger. Mitchell (1909), 3-pagaenger, magneto, top, extra tires and tubes, Mitchell (1909), 4-passenger, magneto, top, wind shield, speedometer, extra tires and tubes, Rainier, 2-passenger touring car. top, magneto, $800.00. MARTIN AUTO 284 Haisey phone 842 Market.

Open evenings. PACKARD CARS FOR HIRE 5 AND 7-PASSENGER CARS, $3 TO $4 PR. HR. 325-7 BROAD ST. TEL.

1696, B. B. AUTOMOBILES. BOUGHT AUTOMOBILE AND SOLD. 1615-23 B'way, cor.

49th st. Phone 4767 Col. CLAIRVOYANTS. GET the exact age, height, complexion, length of acquaintance. I connect your family; consultation free.

cars pass my door. MRS. DAVIS, spiritualist, 266 Main Paterson. N. J.

MADAM LA REN. Newark's ablest clairvoyant, spirit medium; past, present, future; all subjects; 10 to 8. except Sundays. 487 Broad st PHRENOLOGY. CONSULT PROFESSOR LE ROY.

America's greatest Life Reader; different from all others; his advice will Help you; special full readings this week, 60c This address only. 569 Broad next door to gaa office. Hours 2-5. MRS. SMITH, phrenologist, from Eighth returned to 137 Plane et.

MEDICAL. LADIES DESIRING ADVICE by graduated registered specialist call at MRS. WILLIAMS'S. office, private house, 489 West Twenty-second New York. 2 blocks from Twenty-third st.

ferry, or 4 blocks from Twentythird st. Hudson Tunnel station. Consultation free. Office hours, 10 to 4, 6 to 8. Sundays, 10 to 4.

PROF. NEWTON. natural healer and mansagist, has taken parlors at the Navarre Hotel until further rotice, for the treatment of all troubles; rheumatism a specialty; 40 yearn experience: come early and see him, he will not bite you. MONEY TO LOAN. NOTES of salaried people, business concerna and women keeping house bought without eecurity: cheapest rates, easiest payments: fice in 66.

principal cities. D. TOLMAN, Room 612, 238 Washington corner Market. SITUATIONS WANTED. MALE.

wishes position in COACHMAN and gardener wages $25 private family: good reference; Hotel Kenmonth. ROBERT BURKALSKY, sington, Mulberry and East Park sta. steady JEWELER-First-class with good concern, or to assist ring maker wishes in position charge; Interview desired. Box taking 27, Star Office. wishes position; can read and transpose PIANO-PLAYER music.

Address PLAYER, Box 10, Star Office. FEMALE. at home. 32 South WASHING and Ironing Orange first floor, in the rear. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

and tobacco store in Bloom CONFECTIONERY. fleld, near railroad depot, doing good cigar businese; leaving town. Apply 281 Glen wood Bloomfleld. SALESMAN, with established trade wholesale, and manu- wants partner with $5,000 to increase his business. J.

factory of confectionery at J. MULHOLLAND, 92 Van Nortrand, Jersey City, N. J. LOST AND FOUND. LOST-Gold locket, with seven stones; Beacon, Norfolk in or Bank eame: sts.

valued to South Orange Breintnall liberal picture of reward. girl Return to J. AS keepsake; KURTZ, 209 Bruce st. LOST- -Wallet, with check on State Bank of Chicago, and about $26. Finder AMERICAN please CHICLE return and receive reward, to Jelliff and Bigelow Newark.

book 226726, lesued by the Howard LOST Institution. Payment has been stopped; finder is requested to leave same at Savings bank, 766 Broad st. Templar Masonic charm; black Maltese cross set in with red cross and crown, LOST-Knight with diamonds; liberal reward. DR. BAILEY, 282 South Orange av.

LOST -November 9, English bull, brindle, female; answers the name Bess. $5 reward for return to 28 Jefferson st. collar, Saturday night. Reward If LOST-Mink returned to 62 Miller st. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

LISTER'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS. Manufacturers of Fertilizers of all kinds, Bone Black. Glue, Grease, Chemicals, etc. Buyers of Dry Bone and Butchers' Bone. Consignments solicited.

For particulars address LISTER'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS. 26 Broadway. New York city, and Lister Newark, N. J. JOHN F.

KEHOE, President. ALL kinds of household goods, entire contents of houses and flats, stocks of merchandise, bought for cash. REID'S AUCTION ROOMS, 88 Academy st. Phone 3623 Market. OLD gold, silver, platinum and precious stones bought for cash.

THE JEWELRY EXCHANGE, 128 Market room 206. Household Goods. ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. CONTENTS OF HOUSES. FLATS AND STORES BOUGHT; CASH QUICK; CONFIDENTIAL.

42 SOUTH ORANGE PHONE 2071, BUSINESS PERSONALS. STARTLING SPECIALS IN BATHS At PRIDE'S BARBER SHOP SECOND FLOOR 732 BROAD ST. A REGULAR 25c BATH FOR 15c any day or night except Saturday, when the usual price will prevail, 25 cents. In order that you may try our fine Sanitary Baths, which have recently been renovated, we make this special offering. We furnish hot water, towels, wash-rag and soap.

SHOES SHAVING 10c. FREE We Shampoo Carpets and Rugs ASK US ABOUT IT. JANCOVIUS SON 112-116 ARLINGTON ST. PHONES 707 AND 708 MARKET. TAKING UP, CLEANING, SEWING AND LAYING.

CHIROPODIST given. Established 1850. Tel. 432, 32-34 Willjam st. PORTLAND LADDER 130 Orange pl.

Tel. 584, B. B. All kinds of STEPLADDERS, POLES and DERRICKS. IF you want to be married quietly.

without rice. confetti, hoodlums, there is Justice of the Peace HOPWOOD, 36 Clinton et. Open evenings till 10. GOLD, silver, platinum, diamonds, pearls and pawn tickets for diamonds bought. N.

BLUME, 397 Broad st. SMITH electrical contractors; everything electrical installed and repaired. 321 Springfield av FREE-Catalogue ladies' toilet requisites, regulatore, beautiflers, etc. Box 5, Station F. N.

Y. MATTRESSES made over at your residence, $2. I. LONDA, 286 Springfield av. Baby Carriages, Go-Carts, Toys.

Strong pair wheels, including axle, special 45c. Hood Go-Cart, worth $16, this week, special $9.98. Carriages repaired, renovated; rubber tires put on. Drop postal or phone. NEWARK GO-CART MFG.

199 Washington stret. Carpenters and Cabinet Makers. SONNTAG, 499 South Nineteenth near Fifteenth first-class repairing on houses; moderate prices. Repairing and polishing furniture especially. Send postal card.

Clothing WILL pay high prices for cast-off clothing. Send postal and I'll call. FRANK, 89 Mercer st. SCHNAPIK WOLLMAN, dealers in secondhand clothing, furniture; highest prices paid. 87 Mercer st.

I PAY high prices for cast-off clothing: send postal, will call. B. COHEN, 60 Canal st. Furs. FURS remodeled and repaired at smallest expense; Persian lamb coat to order, $98 only; nets equally cheap: style and workmanship unsurpassed.

LITTLE FUR SHOP, 43 Court st. Grinding and Cutlers. GRINDING and repairing of cutlery, barbers' tools and doctors' instruments. F. LAUTERJUNG.

110 Springfleld av. Ladles' Tallors. SAM RICH. swell ladies' tailor and dressmaker. 62 S.

Orange av. Phone 1436-W. Newark. Printing. CARDS, billheads, fine work, quiek delivery, 75c up.

ROSE PRESS, 159 Mulberry st. Ntoven. THE TIME is here to use a stove. Go right to M. BIDDLEMAN.

261 Springfeld where you can get the best stove for the least money. Fixtures for all kinds of stoves. Telephone 2202-L. Waverly, delayed advertisement brings only the aftermath of trade. It's the fret call that captures the procession of customers.

All diseases of feet skilfully treated. Lessons given in electrical and vibrating massage, scalp, face and manicuring. M. E. Gordon, 530 Broad st.

MASSEUSE, who has successfully treated people for nervous trouble, poor circulation, constipation and irregularities, will give Columbia general massage and alcohol baths at 70 Mondays and Thursdays reserved. THE world moves, so does JOB DE CAMPFurniture, safes, pianos, desks, packing and shipping a specialty; estimates cheerfully FOR SALE. LINOLEUM VERY CHEAP. WALSH'S SONS CLAY AND OGDEN STS. ALL kinds of heating and cooking stoves; also furniture sold and exchanged cheap for cash.

870 Mulberry st. FOR SALE -Eight, shopworn sewing machines, very low; high-class machines; at No. 159 Washington at. 'ARTISTIC eign work; lowest prices. HORLE, 128 Market King's Bldg.

Phone 3720-J. Household Goods. PARLOR SUIT, sideboard, $12; oak dresser, bookcase and desk, $8: wardrobe, mirror, Morris chair, leather couch, $7.60: kitchen range, $7: parlor stove, numerous other bargains. HUNT, 98 Orange at. Safer.

SAFES FOR CASH SALE OR CHEAP. INSTALMENT. D. REINHORN, 91 SPRINGFIELD AV. PIANOS AND ORGANS.

IF YOU WANT A PIANO CHEAP Don't pay Broad or Market street prices. SAVE YOU $50 TO $150. Because we're out of the High Rent District and pay no canvassers' or agents' commissions. BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS, $49, $65. $95, $125.

$145, $165. PAYMENTS $1.00 A WEEK UP. JOHN SPURGE, Corner High st. 65 Springfleld av. Open eveninge.

THERE Is ONE place in Newark where you can buy a brand new player-plano. just received from the factory, warranted for five years, with twelve piece of musle. for $360. $25 down and $10 per month. SAMUEL ORR.

879 Broad et. HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOP SALE. DEAR PUBLICK OF THE COUNTY OF ESSEX: CARRIAGES AT COST. AND SOME LESS. DURING THE NEXT 38 DAYS, COMMENCING OCTOBER: 14, PHINHAS JONES REAR OF 865 MARKET ST.

FURNITURE or upholsterer's wagon, skeleton top express wagon, milk wagon, single lowwheel stone wagon, single mason's wagon, carpenter. plumber. painter. grocer and butcher wagons; light depot carriage, heavy Concord buggy: all at very reasonable prices. Sam Teague Wagon Works WEBSTER AT BLOOMFIELD AV.

RUBBER TIRES. We put on and repair solid and cushion vehicle tires; we use Hartford rubber only; they are the best: prices low: work done while you wait. JOHN G. MERKEL 28 Prince st. AT THE MOUTH OF THE TUNNELS.

Hotels. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 16 Commerce rooms 20c, 25c, 35c per night; for gentlemen only; free baths and latest improvements. Parquet Floors. Hardwood Floors, Parquetry Old floors refinished. WM.

H. JAMOUNEAU. 10 Branford pl. Tel. 2207.

Printers and Stationers. YOU WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT. BIRRELL-BROWN Printere and Stationers, 791 Broad "'Star' Building. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. Typewriter Exchange.

ALL MAKES sold, rented, exchanged and repaired; supplies. We make elegant facsimile typewritten letters. in NEWARK TYPEWRITER No. EXCHANGE, "oldest Boaver st. Phone, Market 4430.

BARGAINS in rebuilt Monarchs, Underwoode, Remingtons and Densmores. Supplies for all machine. Monarch Visibles our specialty. GEO. M.

JUDD. 794 BROAD ST. TEL. 2742-J. COMING EVENTS.

F. DOELGER'S PROSPECT PARK AND HALL. 358 Morris dancing every Friday and Saturday nights. Admission, including wardrobe, 15 cents. THE OLD-FASHIONED BOWLING ALLEYSThe finest up-to-date alleys in the State.

South Orange and Morris avs. Now open for engagements. CHARLES A. SCHOBER, Prop. AUCTION SALES.

A RUMMAGE SALE, to be held at Commerce and Market beginning tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. PASSAGE EXCHANGE. EMIL GERMANUS, steamship agency. money exchange. Main office, 185 Springfield branch office, 214 Ferry CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE OF INTENTION--Board of Street and Water Commissioners. Pursuant to resolution adopted by the Board of Street and Water Commissioners of the City of Newark, at a meeting held the fourth day of November, 1909, and approved by the Mayor of the City of Newark on the fifth day of November, 1909, pubnotice Is hereby given that it the intention of the Board of Street and Water Commissioners of the City of Newark, under and by virtue of provisions of the act entitled act to revise and amend the charter of the City of Newark, approved March 11th, 1857, and supplements thereto, and the act creating the Board of Street and Water Commissioner of the City of Newark, approved March 28th, 1891. and other public laws of the State of Now Jersey, to order and cause the construction of a four foot eix Inch by eight, foot (4 ft. 6 in. by 8 ft.) concrete storm water sewer in BERGEN STREET, from Lyons avenue to the city line, together with a three foot six inch (3 ft.

6 in.) branch in LYONS AVENUE, between Bergen street and Hunterdon street. Together with all the appurtenances necessary to complete the same. Such persone as may object thereto are requested to present their objections in writing to the Clerk of said board, 'at the office of the Board of Street and Water Commissioners. City Hall, Newark, on or before the expiration of six days from date of this notice. By direction of the Board of Street and Water Commissioners of the City of Newark.

M. R. SHERRERD, Chief Engineer. Newark, N. November 6th.

1909. nov6-St AN ORDINANCE to repeal all ordinances firing and determining the salaries of the omcers. custodians, assistante and other employees of the Board of Playground Commisstoners of the City of Newark. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Newark: Section 1. That the ordinance entitled "An ordinance to fix and determine the salaries of the officers, custodians and assistants a of the Commissioners of Playgrounde of the City of Newark, approved April 6, 1908, be and the same le hereby repealed.

Section 2. That the ordinance entitled ordinance to fix and defermine the salaries of the officers. custodians and assistants of the Board of Playground Commissioners of the City of Newark." approved June 8, 1909, be and the same is hereby repealed. Section 3. All other ordinances or parts of ordinances Axing And determining the salaries of the officers.

custodians and assistants of the Board of Playground Commissioners of the City of. Newark be and the same are hereby repealed. Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Adopted November 5, 1909.

WM. PENNINGTON. President of Common Council. Presented to the Mayor for his approval November 6, 1909. JAS.

F. CONNELLY, City Clerk. Approved November 6. 1009. JACOB HAUSSLING.

Mayor. The foregoing ordinance was presented In Common Council CD Friday evening, November 5, 1909, on third reading and final passage, was passed and duly signed by the Mayor and Is therefore a law. JAS. F. CONNELLY, novs-6t City Clerk.

REAL Estate Special Real Estate Days Tuesdays and Fridays, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. CITY. CENTRALLY LOCATED two-family house, 11 roome; rente $324; $3,200. Mortgage $1,800 at. 5 per cent.

For this and other genuine and decided bargains pee REAL ESTATE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Main Omce. Union Building. Clinton Broad. Branch Office.

541 Clinton Cor. Farley Av. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US! We can rent, sell or exchange your property. We have a large demand for houses in Newark, Roseville and the Oranges. Every client recelves our personal attention.

and we guarantee you prompt and satisfactory service. FEIBLEMAN 738 Broad st. BEST BARGAIN West End threefamily house. 18 rooms, bathe, steam heat, improvements. rents $756; reasonable terms to quick buyer.

Call at once, FIEDLER REAL ESTATE CORPORATION, 142. Market opp. Bamberger's, second floor front. WE HAVE buyers for one and two-family houses in Newark and vicinity; write at once, giving full particulars and price. FEIBLEMAN co 738 Broad st.

ACRES on Myrtle Bloomfeld; bargain to quick purchaser. Apply JOHN J. SLOAT, 738 Broad Newark. N. J.

ONE BLOCK from Main Line trolley, adjoining Weequahic Park, 7-room house, Improvements; stable, railroad chicken house, fruit: five minutes to station; corner lot; 50x200. Address Box 63, Star Office. EXCELLENT one-family house off Springfield six light rooms, bath, all improvements except heat; garden, fruit trees; 25x100; bargain. FIEDLER REAL ESTATE CORPORATION, 142 Market opposite Bamberger's second floor front. GREAT BARGAIN, for a quick buyer, one-tamily house; steam heat; all improvements; lot 55 feet front.

Inquire 501 Bergen st. BUSINESS PROPERTIES on Washington st. and Market st. For particulars apply JOHN J. SLOAT, 738 Broad Newark, N.

J. Dwellings. DESIRABLE modern house, near, South st. atation. Apply by telephone, or call CARMICHAEL, 587 Summer no agents.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. OUT OF TOWN. SETTLING ESTATE-For sale, owing to settlement of an estate, beautiful piece of income property; must be sold: consists of six stores and nine apartments. located In St. Mark's section, Borough of Brooklyn, N.

stores are butcher, occupled as, a grocer, fruit and vegetable, tailor, candy and painter. It yields $4.100 rental and the building is in 'A Number condition: can be purchased reasonable and with good terms: 15 per cent. on Investment guaranteed. Particulars aecertained from SOL. L.

YOUNGENTOB, attorney for interested parties: office and P. O. address, 256- 257 Broadway, New York. Caldwell. NOB HILL--Building lots, 690 feet above len el, cheap.

F. L. HELLER. cheap. HELLER.

or write WILLIAM B. BROKAW, 100 Broadway, N. or Chatham, N. Chatham, N. J.

"HIGH AND HEALTHFUL' CHATHAM. N. J. and Properties: Lots; and Improved, Unimproved, Acreage sale rent: attractive prices and terms. Lackawanna Road; hour out: near etation; 62 trains dally.

Principals, see STORES, OFFICES, ETC. TO LET FINE STORE on Market st. for $50 rent; lent location; not another such chance along excelthis busy street; will offer holds good for few days only; who snap it up? Call at once. FIEDLER REAL ESTATE CORPORATION, 142 Market opp. Bamberger's, second floor front.

INSTRUCTION. THE DAY NEWARK SCHOOL, 172 SEMINARY BOARDING AND Clinton av. Established 1881. Academic, Anna Frances Whitmore, principal. Intermediate, primary Only private school in Newark whose certificate admits to leading colleges for women.

Gymnastum, laboratory, library, athletics. Catalogues. MISS SCHOOL TOWNSEND'S BOARDING FOR AND DAY ark. N. GIRLS, 54 Park place.

Newments. Well-equipped -Thorough instruction In all departtory, Certificate gymnasium and laboraReopens September admits to leading collegee. home 29. Miss Townsend will be at cular. from 10 to 3, after September: 38.

Cir- NEWARK ACADEMY. Founded 1792. WILSON FARRAND, Head Master. Thorough preparation for college or scientifle school or for business lite, Catalogue on application. MISS CRAVEN'S SCHOOL FOR Broad Newark.

Primary, GIRLS, Intermediate, 1008 A academic limited and number college preparatory departments, mary department. of boys recetved In the priCirculars on application. COLEMAN COLLEGE. sts. One block Catalog W.

of P. O. Cor. Halsey and Academy and school literature for the asking. Newark Business College Broad Call Street or write for Catalog.

and Park Place, Newark. DRAKE Call Orange, or write Newark. for Catalogue, COLLEGES Bayonne New or Plainfield, BANJO. Mandolin, Guftar and Violin. WEIDT, 489 Washington cor.

Kinney. Dancing. Davis School of Dancing Helen Davis, Mgr. Chan. Travers, Inst.

Private lessons (day or evening). Classes: Beginners, Tuesday evening: advanced: Wedhe nesday rented for evening: all stage dancing. Davis Hall can DAVIS. 406 Broad social occasions. MR8.

HELEN phone 20-J, B. B. Savoy School of Dancing CHILDREN EXCLUSIVELY. EVERY 17-19 W. SATURDAY.

PARK ST. RATES REASONABLE. 3:80 P. M. BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

GENT'S wheel for sale. J. C. TASTO, 161 Oak East Orange. district: Notice is hereby given that on the twenty-frat day of October, A.

D. 1909, said Francie J. Stinton was duly adjudged bankrupt and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the Bankruptcy Court Room, No. 207 Market street, in the said City of Newark, on the thirtieth day of November, 1909, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend and prove their claims, appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business 48 mAy properly come' before the meeting. Said bankrupt asking a discharge from his individual debts.

Said proofs of claims -must comply with. Section 57 of the Bankruptcy Law, and Rule 31 oL the General Ordere of the United States Supreme Court, and must be properly, indorsed, in thie matter. A fee, of. 36 cents must accompany the claim. EDWIN G.

ADAMS. Referee in Bankruptcy Dated November 10, 1909. LEGAL NOTICES. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY. In the matter of Francis J.

Stinton, bankrupt. In bankruptcy. To the creditors of Francis J. Stinton, of the City of Newark, in the County of Essex in said REAL ESTATE BROKERS. LATHROP ANDERSON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

474 Broad st. Factories. Phone 1481. KING MARSAC CO. Real Estate, Developers.

Auctioneers. 756 BROAD NEWARK. N. J. Phone 221 Market.

Entrance Clinton st. F. F. MAYO CO. We do a general real estate business.

We solicit your trade and guarantee satietaction. 788 Broad Newark. Phone 5160 Market. PHILIP BLUMENHEIN REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE.

TEL. 1723, MARKET. 756 BROAD ST. ENTRANCE ON CLINTON ST. HALSEY WHEELER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE.

Springfeld upp. Court House. Tel. 570 Mkt. CHAS.

P. GILLEN Real Estate, Fire Insurance. Mortgages. 118-122 Market street. Phone 3588 Market Looking for Bargains? I've Got 'Em WOOD.

828 BROAD STREET: RENTS COLLECTED. HONEST and PROMPT returne guaranteed. SAMUEL R. CAIRNS. BROAD ST.

Insurance at lowest rates. CHAS. SPENGLER, Real fire Insurance and mortgage loans. Metropolitan: Washington and Market ats. P.

L. BRYCE, Insurance. Real Estate, Loans. 790 Broad st. REAL ESTATE for sale and exchange.

Inquire BEYUR 762 Broad near Market TO LET--FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. HALL TO LET. stage and scenery: sultable for. all occasions. CHAS.

CHRISTEN, successor to Wm. Steele, 6 Bowery st. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. BADGER: 23-House to let. 8 and roome.

water and gas, stable for four horses. Inquire FOREST, 389 Bergen st. APARTMENTS, FLATS AND ROOMS TO LET. CITY. APARTMENT- -Six rooms.

including bath, ten minutes from Broad and Market in fine condition. Janitor, 19 Ridgewood av. CENTRAL A.V.. 99, rear- -Apartments of twe and three rooms each; reasonable. ELEVENTH 70, corner Eighth flat to let.

7 rooms and bath, all improvements FIFTEENTH 502-Six-room flats, all Improvements; newly papered and decorated. Inquire 365 Hunterdon st. FOUR gas, water; rent $9.50. Inquire MOGOVERN, 148 Spruce cor. Barclay street.

HILLSIDE 137-Desirable flat in two family house, six rooms, bath; steam. Inquire premises. LITTLETON 316 Five nice large light rooms and bath. THE FULTON NEW APARTMENTS, No. 1188 Broad between Astor and Emmett two minutes' walk from South st.

station: 4 and 5 rooms, handsomely decorated to suit the tenant: every up-to-date modern improvement; sanitary tile in kitchen and bathrooms; janitor service; Inducements given for moving expenses. Inquire on premises, or of M. DIAMOND, agent, room 416, Union Building; L. D. telephone 997-14, Market.

TWO or three unfurnished rooms wanted in Orange or West Orange. Address Box 0, Star Office, Orange. VINE 11-Six rooms and bath, all impta: N. 13TH 128- Six rooms and bath, all impts. Apply JOHN J.

SLOAT, 738 Broad Newark, N. J. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. BEACH 60, ORANGE Furnished roome to let; gentlemen only, COLUMBIA 62-Basement room, with water, $2. ELM 16-Large connecting rooms, suitable for a small family; all improvements HIGH 537, near William at.

-Nicely furnished room, running water; private, house; all improvements; steam heat. LAFAYETTE 175 -Rooming and boarding. MARKET 387, minute to Pennsylvania etation- -Homelike housekeeping rooms; price, reasonable; very central. MILLER 96, 10 minutes' walk from South St. Station Nicely furnished, sunny front room in private house; heated and all improvemonts: to let from December $10 monthly.

NEW 88 and 103-Large heated sleeping or housekeeping rooms; central; reasonable. ORCHARD 9 Neatly furnished large and small rooms; modern improvemente. ROOMS for gentlemen: day or week. STAG HOTEL Bank and Halsey. SOUTH -Furnished ORANGE rooms for 462, one or corner two.

Sixteenth TWO ROOMS. connecting. beautifully fur. nished; private entrance. Inquire evenings, 71 South Orange room UNION 118-Furnished rooms for one two gentlemen, or man and wife; moderate.

WARREN 26, between New and Warren eta. Comfortable cozy sleeping rooms suitable for one or couple. WASHINGTON 162, near Warren--Nicely furnished front room, heated, suitable for two gentlemen or couple. WILLIAM 107- Large tront room for light housekeeping. Out of Town.

EAST ORANGE, SOUTH WALNUT 41- Elegantly furnished rooms, separate or en suite, all conveniences; near Lackawanna and trolley; reasonable. BOARDING. MANSION HOUSE Opp. 890-901 PO City Brond Hall 8t Thoroughly comfortable and homelike private boarding for refined people; good service; large, airy rooms; moderate rates. LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT COURT THE UNITED STATES, DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY. In the matter of Henry M. Potter, bankrupt. In bankruptey. To the creditors of Henry M.

Potter, of the City of Newark in the County Essex in said district. Notice in hereby riven that on the twentyseventh day of October, A. D. 1909, said Henry M. Potter was duly adjudged bankrupt, and that fret meeting of hie creditors will be held at the Bankruptcy Court Room, No.

207 Market street, in the said City of Newark, on the thirtieth day of November, 1900, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend and prove their claims, appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Said bankrupt, asking a discharge from his individual debts. tion Said 67 of proofs the of claims must comply with. SecBankruptcy Law, and Rule 21 of the General Orders of the United States Supreme Court. and A must be properly indorsed In this matter.

fee of 25 cents must accompany the claim. Dated November, 9, 1900. EDWIN G. ADAMS. Referee in Bankruptez,.