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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
GENEALOG1 974.902 T72F 1919
ESTABLISHED 1886
PHONI
WML H. BAKER machinf^or
MACHINE WORKS
Perrine Avenue, Trenton, N. J.
Manufacturer and Builder of Pottery and Rubber Machinery, Dies,
Moulds, General machine Jobbing, Fire Escapes, Structural
Iron Work, Iron Railing, Gates, Fencing, Kindling
Wood Splitting Machines, Etc.
OUR GUARANTEES
At least 10 per
cent, saving
in fuel.
10 per cent.
increase In
boiler
efficiency.
Cost of repairs reduced to a
minimum.
Labor-cleaning
fires
practically
eliminated.
Na*iotoms^-j^e|ffinfe
Shaking Boiler Grate
Over 180 sets
in use in
Trenton Alone
Fig- 4 Shows the
Remov- able
Saddles - the Only
Part of Grate Liable to Wear. New Saddles Replaced without Drawing of Fire.
Fire Escapes
For Factories, Schools,
Stores, Apartments, Etc.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
FIRE ESCAPES
Steam Fitting and General REPAIR WORK
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
BROAD STREET NATIONAL BANK
COR. STATE AND MONTGOMERY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
COMMENCED BUSINESS JUNE 1st, 1887
Statement - June 30, 1919
RESOURCES
Loans and Investments $6,784,931 72
Cash and Due from Banks 523,340 03
Lawful Reserve 450,136 39
$7,758,408 11 LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $250,000 00
Surplus 300,000 00
Undivided Profits 143,998 69
Circulation 241,897 50
Due to Banks 50,817 27
Bills Payable Federal Reserve Bank 248,000 00
Deposits 6,523,694 68
$7,758,408 14 OFFICERS
HENRY C. MOORE, President WM. G. HOWELL, Vice-President . EDWIN M. THORN, Cashier GEO. A. KATZENBACH, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
HENRY C. MOORE, President
O. O. BOWMAN, Pres't Trenton Fire Clay and Porcelain Co., Vice-
Pres't J. L. Mott Co. WM. G. HOWELL, W. G. Howell & Son, Real Estate and Insurance,
Pres't Mercer Trust Co. A. C. REEVES, Muschert, Reeves & Co, Wholesale Grocers E. C. HUTCHINSON, Treas. Trenton Bone Fertilizer Co., Hutchinson
Milling: Co. O. D. WILKINSON, Real Estate and Capitalist ROBT. A. MESSLER, Murray, Griffith & Messier J. W. CORNELL, Retired JOHN V. B. WICOFF, Lawyer
JAMES J. WILSON, Wilson & Stokes Lumber Co. W. J. B. STOKES, Rubber Manufacturer
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
The Mechanics National Bank
OF TRENTON, N. J.
FOUNDED 1834
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $9,862,666 37
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 500,000 00
Bonds and Securities 5,660,103 23
Redemption Fund U. S. Treasurer 25,000 00
Banking- House 92,253 78
Interest Accrued 91,888 92
Cash on Hand 335,015 36
Due from Banks 2,107,439 52
$18,674,367 18 LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $500,000 00
Surplus 600,000 00
Undivided profits 878,107 18
Circulation Outstanding 484,397 50
Certificates of Indebtedness Pledged 1,502,000 00
Discounts Unearned 27,434 42
Individual Deposits $14,586,116 02
Due to banks 96,312 06
14,682,428 08
$18,674,367 18
Safe Deposit Vaults The Utmost Possible Security
The vaults are Fire and Burglar Proof. The building is Fire Proof. Most Public Location. Night Watchman.
SAFES rented for $4 and upwards per annum; $1 and upwards per month, according to size. .
Trunks, Boxes and Parcels of Valuables stored at reasonable rates
We Pay Interest on Deposits - iy2 Per Cent, on Active Accounts and 3 Per Cent, on Inactive Accounts.
Women's Banking Department.
We make a Specialty of Collection Accounts.
We issue Foreign Checks, Drafts and Letters of Credit.
OFFICERS
EDWARD C. STOKES President
HENRY C. KELSEY Vice-President
HARRY D. LEAV1TT Vice-President
JOSEPH R. SWEENY Cashier
J. CADWALLADER SLACK Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
HENRY C. KELSEY Ex-Secretary of State
EDWARD C. STOKES Former Governor of New Jersey
ISAAC F. RICHEY Counsellor-at-Law
RUDOLPH V. KUSER Peoples Brewing Co.
FERDINAND W. ROEBLING, JR., Roebling's Sons Co., Wire Rope Mfrs.
SCOTT SCAMMELL Counsellor-at-Law
NEWTON A. K. BUGBEE Contractor
WILLIAM J. CONVERY Merchant
SAML. T. ATCHLE Y Farmer
A. M. MADDOCK T. Maddock's Sons Co.
ROBERT C. KOLB Baker
KARL G. ROEBLING Roebling's Sons Co., Wire Rope Mfrs.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
THE MERGER TRUST N GOMPAINY
BROAD AND MARKET STREETS TRENTON, N. J.
The Rank with the Chime Clock
COMMENCED RUSINESS FEBRUARY 1ST, 1905
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $200,000.00 Deposits, $4,000,000.00
iy2 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Business Accounts
3 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Special Deposits
3 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Certificates of Deposits Payable on Demand
OFFICERS
WILLIAM G. HOWELL President
ALFRED K. LEUCKEL Vice-President
WILLIAM B. MADDOCK Vice-President
RICHARD C. CHAMBERLAIN Secretary
CHARLES E. BROUGHTON Treasurer
JAMES T. SUTPHEN Assistant Treasurer
DIRECTORS
JOSIAH E. BRICK WILLIAM B. MADDOCK
OLIVER O. BOWMAN SAMUEL W. MARGERUM
CHARLES E. BROUGHTON WILLIAM M. MUSCHERT
RICHARD C. CHAMBERLAIN EDMUND RIEDEL
JOHN J. CLEARY JOHN A. RENCHARD
WILLIAM A. COOL E V NORMAN P. STAHL
WILL I AIM G. HOWELL H. ARTHUR SMITH
ELIJAH C. HUTCHINSON WALTER F. SMITH
ALFRED K. LEUCKEL WILLIAM L. WALDRON GEORGE WENZEL
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
The Trenton Banking Company
THE WHITE MARBLE BANK
N. W. COR, WARREN AND WEST STATE STREETS TRENTON, N. J.
IN BUSINESS OVER 114 YEARS
CHARTERED 1804
Capital, Surplus and Profits $1,300,000.00
Deposits 6,000,000.00
We have removed to our new building-, equipped with up-to-date facilities.
We invite you to inspect our new vault, safe deposit department, coupon rooms, ladies' rest room and customers' room.
3 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Deposits in our Special Department
Safe Deposit Boxes to Rent from $2.50 upwards.
OFFICERS
JOHN A. CAMPBELL President
HENRY W. GREEN .Vice-President
FOSTER C. GRIFFITH '. . .Vice-President
WILLIAM E. GREEN Assistant to the President
ROBERT W. HOWELL Cashier
IRA FROST Assistant Cashier
C. H. FETTER Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
HENRY W. GREEN ROBERT W. KENNEDY
JOHN A. CAMPBELL BAYARD STOCKTON
FOSTER C. GRIFFITH WILLIAM E. GREEN
FRANK S. KATZENBACH, JR. EDWARD W. DUNHAM
ALFRED WHITEHEAD
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
The Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit Company
WEST STATE AND CHANCERY STREETS TRENTON, N. J.
Capital, $200,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $319,340.00
Deposits, $5,506,407.00
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS
'MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK'
OFFICERS
H. ARTHUR SMITH President
WASHINGTON A. ROEBLING Vice-President
NELSON L. PETTY Vice-President and Trust Officer
HOWARD F. TOMLINSON Treasurer
WALTER F. VOLK Secretary
WILLIAM J. PIERREPONT Assistant Treasurer
DAVID H. LUKENS Vault Custodian
DIRECTORS
H. ARTHUR SMITH President
WASHINGTON A. ROEBLING. . .Vice-Pres't J. A. Roebling-'s Sons Co.
NELSON L. PETTY Vice-President and Trust Officer
HOWARD F. TOMLINSON Treasurer
LEVI B. RISDON Reitred
OWEN H. LOCKE Retired
CHARLES E. GUMMERE N. J. Solicitor of Pennsylvania R. R. Co.
HARVEY M. VOORHEES H. M. Voorhees & Brother
JAMES C. TATTERSALL Sec. and Treas. The Tattersall Co.
JOHN M. DICKINSON Counsellor-at-Law
HERBERT SINCLAIR Treas and Gen'l Mgr. Star Porcelain Co.
JOHN G. CONNER President Conner Millwork Co.
CHARLES E. STOKES President Joseph Stokes Rubber Co.
CHRISTOPHER CARTLIDGE Original Trenton Cracker Co.
VINCENT P. BRADLEY Real Estate
BUYERS' GUIDE.
BUYERS5 GUIDE
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT OF CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Alphabetically Arranged According to their Respective Lines of Business
Page
Amusements 10
Baker 11
Chemicals 11
Coal and Wood if, 13
Contractors 12
Dairy Products 13
Druggists 13
Engraver 20
Florists 13, 14
Flour and Feed 14
Furniture 15
Jewelers 15
Page
Lawyer 15
Marble and Granite 15
Meat Market 15
Mill Work 16
Office Equipment 20
Painting 16
Patent Attorney 16
Photographer 17
Beal Estate 17
Undertaker 17
Safe Guards IS
Wines and Liquors 10
The only kind of an advertisement that is read and not thrown away is to be found In the City Directory.
10 AMUSEMENTS.
"U-KNO-US"
TRLNTON
FAIR
INTER
29
OF NEW JERSEY
of September *% to October C#
1919
Inspirational Educational Entertaining
M. R. Margerum, Sec. and General Manager
Offices, Commonwealth Bldg., Trenton, N. J.
During the llusy Season Preceding the Pair the Offices Are in the
Gluh House Section of the New Grand Stand
on the Pair Grounds
TAKE PAIR GROUNDS TROLLEY
BAKER. ll
'PHONE
- Better Than Ever
STRONG'S HOME-MADE BREAD
CHEMICALS.
Katzenbach & Bullock Co.
(INCORPORATED)
Importers, Exporters, Manufacturers CHEMICALS, COLORS and FILLERS
ANTIMONY
New York
RED LEAD
RED OXIDE
Boston
CHINA CLAY
LITHARGE SULPHUR
MAGNESIA
CARBONATE OXIDE
Trenton
®
ZINC OXIDE
WHITING
CAUSTIC SODA
Chicago
ALUMINUM FLAKE BARYTES
LITHOPONE TALC
San Francisco
PARIS WHITE CARBON BLACK
COLORS
Akron, Ohio
COLORS
TRENTON OFFICES, BROAD ST.
BANK BLDG.
COAL AND WOOD
PHIL J. CAMPBELL
COAL
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
Perry Street, opp. Ewing Street
Phone 484
USE OLD KING COAL
HARVEY F. READING
430 Perry Street 'Phone 191
12
CONTRACTORS.
If you have a building operation in contemplation you should see
FRED. R. PARKER
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION and MILL WORK STORE FRONTS and STAIR WORK
327 CALHOUN ST., and P. R. R.
TRENTON, N. J.
(From The Times-Advertiser of February 21, 1919.)
BUILDING RECORDS BROKEN BY PARKER
Local Contractor Speedily Completes Railroad Operation
Fred R. Parker, local contractor, is declared to have broken all build- ing- speed records in this vicinity in connection with the improvements to the office building 6f the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, South Clinton Avenue, which was damaged by Ore.
At 8:30 o'clock the derrick was placed and then commenced the re- moval of tlu> entire roof. The new roof was completed and water-proof at f> o'clock the following afternoon, just 18 working- hours having- elapsed. The roof is known as a four-hip one, 60 by 70 feet.
COAIi AND WOOD.
13
THOMAS E. RAUB
LEHIGH COAL
Telephone 492-W 326 PERRY STREET
PHONE 1026
READING COAL POCKETS
303 NORTH WILLOW STREET Finest Coal Plant in the City. Building Material
JOSEPH H. GEE, Mgr.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
THEODORE GILLUM
JELKE'S GOOD LUCK MARGARINE
delivered to all parts of city
1101 SOUTH BROAD ST.
TRENTON, N. J.
DRUGGISTS.
LONG'S DRUG STORES
DRUGGISTS
799 East State Street, corner Chambers Street, and
Hamilton Avenue, corner South Olden Avenue
PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY Open Day and Night. Physicians' Prescriptions a Specialty
FLORISTS.
Uhe
PARK FLORAL CO.
R. ABBOTT
Designs of Sympathy Wedding Bouquets and Decorations a Specialty
ORDERS DELIVERED ANYWHERE
Greenhouses, Cor. Lafayette and Buchanan Aves., Broad St. Park
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
14
FLORISTS.
The PARK FLORAL COMPANY
R. ABBOTT
Growers of
CARNATIONS, FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
PLANTS
ORDERS DELIVERED ANYWHERE
Greenhouses - Cor. Lafayette and Buchanan Aves.
Broad Street Park
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
- 1< I.OUR AND FEED.
FLOUR, FEED, MILK AND ICE CREAM
Chicken Feed a Specialty - All Orders Given Frompt Attention
HENRY S. LONGACRE
South Clinton Ave. and Anderson St.
'1*11 ONE :i6K4.
FURNITURE. 15
The House of Quality Mail and 'Phone Orders Filled - Call 318
Wm. J. Convery & Sons
Successors to Convery & Walker
FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY, ETC.
129-131 NORTH BROAD STREET
Free Delivery to All Points Out of Town.
JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.
ALBERT J. JACKSON
Watchmaker and Jeweler
1087 S. Clinton Ave., Near Chestnut Ave.
EXPERT REPAIRING TRENTON, N. J.
"~^ - - LAWYER.
WM. M. JAMIESON
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law
Rooms 20 and 21 Forst-Richey Rldg. Bell 'Phone 429-W COR. WARREN AND STATE STREETS
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BELL 'PHONE 2212 ESTIMATES FURNISHED
EDWARD J. MOORE
Marble and Granite Dealer; Slate Burial Vaults
647 CENTRE STREET
MEAT MARKET.
J. MOLNAR
At 1105 ANDERSON ST., COR. S. CLINTON AVE.,
I have always in stock fresh Jersey Pork, County Veal, fresh Beef
and Home-made Frankfurts. I would be pleased
with the patronage of the public.
16 MILL WORK.
A. K. LEUCKEL & CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames and Mouldings
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN 'PHONE 203 BROAD STREET, Adjoining Broad St. Station
PAINTING.
JOSEPH TICK
SIGN W\ m m THE
- i ainting ™*T
809 SOUTH BROAD STREET TRENTON, N. J.
PATENT ATTORNEY.
PATENTS
Free Booklet Highest References Best Results
ALL BUSINESS GIVEN PROMPT AND PROPER ATTENTION
Inventors are invited to write for full particulars and information.
WATSON EI. COLEMAN
PATENT LAWYER
624 F. Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
PHOTOGRAPHER. 17
Telephone 4823-W
AURORA PHOTO STUDIO
H. KLEMOVICH, Prop.
699 SOUTH BROAD STREET TRENTON, N. J.
REAL ESTATE.
EDWIN COOK
Real Estate Broker and Conveyancer
ESTATES SETTLED
Telephone 1714-J 143 East State Street
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS 'PHONE 5686
HARTLEY T. UPDIKE
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED
414 RROAD ST. RANK BLDG. TRENTON, N. J.
BELL. 'PHONE 225.
A. L. Worthington's Sons
FIRE INSURANCE
Real Estate and Indemnity Bonds
Agency Established 1867 Losses Paid in Mercer County Through Our Agency Over $1,000,000
144 East State Street, Trenton, N. J.
UNDERTAKER. TELEPHONE 5460 AUTOMOBILE SERVICE
JOHN A. HARTMANN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
539 CENTRE STREET
SAFETY GUARDS.
"ANGLEMESH" SAFETY GUARDS
Let us prove to you how we can build your guards-, in a prac- tical and substantial manner, at a remarkably low initial cost, with no upkeep charges after installation.
Safeguards are required in every factory by the State Laws, recommended by the Insurance Companies, and increase production by elimination of fear.
Write or phone for our representative to call and estimate on your needs.
The Co-operative Safeguarding Co.
TRENTON, N. J. Telephone 4554 Walter H. Orr, Mgr.
WINES AND LIQUORS. 10
Bell 'Phone 28S4 Tito Salamandra, Manager
ROSATO SALAMANDRA & BROS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
^Imported and Domestic Wines, Liquors and Cordials
Wines Direct from California Bottlers of Finest Beers
COR. FULTON ST. AND ROEBLING AVE., TRENTON, N. J.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
Manual of the Legislature of New Jersey
One Hundred and Forty-Fourth Session 1920
By authority of the Legislature. Copyright, 1920, by Thomas F. Fitzgerald
Price, $1.50
Trenton, N. J. THOMAS F. FITZGERALD
Legislative Reporter Compiler and publisher
Section 28, Copyright Law In force July 1, 1909
That any person who wilfully and for profit shall infringe any copyright secured by this Act, or who shall knowingly and will- fully aid or abet such infringement, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by imprisonment for not exceeding one year, or by a fine of not less than one hundred dollars nor more than one thousand dollars, or both, in the discretion of the court.
City Directories Are Included in this Law
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
EN6BAY
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C/jarry c//artman
'T>opr>it
£300
EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE"
FILING CABINETS AND SUPPLIES, LOOSE LEAF DEVICES, ENGRAVERS, RUBBER STAMPS, SOCIAL STATIONERY.
223 East State Street
Factory - 8 North Stockton Street.
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FITZGERALD'S
Trenton and Mercer County
DIRECTORY
TOGETHER WITH A
Business Directory of Morrisville, Pa.
TO WHICH IS ATTACHED A NEW MAP OF TRENTON AND SUBURBS
Also, Including- a Fund of Information Concerning Public and Pri- vate Institutions, National, State, County and Borough Gov- ernments, Gathered from Reliable and Official Sources.
PRICE, $7.00
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
The Fitzgerald Directory Co., Trenton, N. J.
Copyright, 1919, by The Fitzgerald Directory Co.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
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Alleys, List of 207
America, Brotherhood of . . . 60
American Mechanics 65
Ancient Order of Hibernians 60
Associations 72
Banks 50
Blocks and Building's 51
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
TRENTON 81
Business and Professional
Organizations 58
Catholic Societies 70
Cemeteries 53
Census, State 75
Chamber of Commerce 50
Chosen Freeholders 43
Churches 54
City Government 44
Civic Organizations 59
Clubs and Social Organiza- tions 61
Corporations 73
East Windsor Township .... 927 Education, City Board of ... . 45
Election Returns 76, 77
Elks 60
Ewing Township . . . .<KAf v^~ 928 Farmers' Directory .S)'^Ig\CR927 Fire Alarm Statkms -*tzx . m^yoi 47
Fire Dept iftiVi*. V&fi .' » 47
Firemen's Organizations .... 62
Foresters of America 63
German Societies 63
G. A. R 63
HAMILTON SQUARE BUSI- NESS DIRECTORY 917
Hamilton Township 929
Hebrew Societies 64
HIGHTSTOWN BUSINESS
DIRECTORY 910
Homes 53
HOPEWELL BUSINESS DI- RECTORY 914
Hopewell Township 931
Hospitals 53.
Knights of the Golden Eagle 66
Knights of Columbus 71
Knights of Pythias 66
Labor Organizations 66
Lawrence Township ........ ..^37
LAWRENCEVILLE BUSI-'
NESS DIRECTORY . . .".«.'. . ^17 Liberty, Sons & Daughters of 71 Library Commissioners . . ->.. < 50
Masons, F. & A. M. .' 58
.MKRCER COUNTY BUSI- NESS DIRECTORY '. . . 90?
MKRCER COUNTY FARM- ERS' DIRECTORY 927
Mercer County Officers 43
MORRISVILLE BUSINESS
DIRECTORY 947
National Guard 50
National Union 69
New Jersey State Govern- ment 38
Newspapers 74
Nurseries 54
Odd Fellows 65
Orders, Societies, &c 60
Organizations, Miscellaneous 72 PENNINGTON BUSINESS
DIRECTORY 912
Police Department 46
Political Organizations 59
Population, Mercer County . . 75
Population, New Jersey Cities 76
Population of New Jersey ... 75
Population, Trenton 75
Post Office Officials 37
PRINCETON BUSINESS DI- RECTORY 903
Princeton Township 939
Public Buildings 52
Public Halls . 52
Public Libraries 54
Public Schools 45
Red Men 65
Roman Catholic Schools .... 57
Roman Catholic Societies ... 70
Rural Free Delivery Routes 920 St. Patrick's Alliance of
America 71
School for the Deaf 43
School of Industrial Arts . . 50
Social Organizations 61
Sons of America 69
Sons of St. George 71
Sons of Veterans 63
Star of Bethlehem 71
State Home for Girls 43
State Hospital Officials 43
State Prison Officers 43
State Schools 41
STREET DIRECTORY 181
Towns, Small, Directory .... 916 TRENTON BUSINESS DI- RECTORY^ 81
Trenton City Government . . 44
TRENTON DIRECTORY 211
Trenton R. F. D. No. 1 920
Trenton R. F. D. No. 2 921
Trenton R. F. D. No. 3 922
cT.yenton JR. F. D. No. 4 922
T... -it r R. F. D. No. 5 924
l [uitejl .Americans 72
United States Government . . 37 U. S, Officials for New Jersey 37 WARD A3TTJ STREET DI- RECTORY - 177
Washington Townsiiip 941
West Windsor Township . . . 944
Widows'' Home 53
Woodmen of the World 72
Yardley 946
Young Men's Christian Assn. 57 Young Women's Christian
Assn 57
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PINDEL'S AUT0 HEET METAL HOP
RADIATORS REPAIRED AND REBUILT
Dented Bodies, Fenders and all sheet metal parts for automobiles repaired, and new parts made to order. 315 SOUTH BROAD ST. PHONE 5239-R
JAMES MUEPHY Est. UNDERTAKERS
(M. William Murphy, Prop.)
149 North Warren St,
Telephone 155
TEENTON (1919) DIEECTOEY
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
American Ice & Coal Co. . . .
right bottom lines American Realty Exchange. .
outside front cover
Anderson James G 221
Arend F E 225
Aurora Photo Studio. . 17 and 229 Baby Carriage Factory .... 231
Baker Wm H 3
Bamford Kathryn 236
Beers Press 246
Bower A V inside lines
Broad St. National Bank .... 4 Brock's Garage, .right top lines Bugbee & Co Newton A K. . .
inside back cover Brooks & Virgin, .right side lines
Campbell P J 11
Capital Stationery
right side lines
Case & Cain left top lines
Chafey's Frame Shop
left side lines
Coleman-Appleget Co
outside back cover
Coleman's Salve
left bottom lines
Coleman Watson E 16
Comp Charles A, left bottom lines
Conner Millwork Co
right top lines
Convery Wm J & Sons 15
Cook Edwin 17
Co-Operative Safeguarding
Co 18
Cramer & Allen
right bottom lines
Crawford Thomas Sons 341
Crozer Coal Co 343
Cubberley Nelson S
right side lines
Curran Edward A 346
Custer George R .
right bottom lines
Dayton Bicycle Store
left side lines DeBlois Tire and Rubber Co
left side lines
Delp James A H & Son ....
outside front cover
Diekneit Stephen 364
Dunham S P & Co
right side lines Dwyer Bros.... left bottom lines First National Bank of
Princeton 909
Gillum Theodore 13
Hartmann John A 17
Heimbach's Business School
left bottom lines
Hibbert Printing Co 478
Hill CV&Co
outside front cover
Hill, Harbourt & Co
right top lines
Hulslander 20
Howell William G & Son ... 949 Hutchinson E C Milling Co . .
right bottom lines Hutchinson Storage Batteries
left top lines Inter-State Fair Association 10
Ivens' W H Sons Co 507
Jackson Albert J 15
Jamieson W M 15
Jersey Keystone Wood Co . .
right side lines
Kalen M 521
Katzenbach & Bullock Co . .
-right top lines and 11
Katzenbach & Co
left top and bottom lines and outside front cover
Kayser Carl C 525
Kennedy Robert W Co
left top lines
Keystone Coal Co
left side lines
Kitchin Jonathan 539
Kline Abraham, .right side lines
Legg Harry W 567
Leuckel A K & Co 16
Long Lewis W 13
Longacre Henry S 14
Lutze Albert F R
outside back cover Manning & Brink, right top Lines Margerum J D Co 609
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F. S. KATZENBACH & CO., 35 E. State St.
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Mathis' Drug Stores .... McDermott Charles M ... Mechanics National Bank
Mercer Trust Co
Molnar J
Moore Edward J
Morris Jesse
Morrisville Coal & Builders' Supply Co... left bottom lines
Muehlhausen August
left bottom lines Murphy M Wm . . . .right top lines Music Shop... right bottom lines
Nash Motor Co
outside back cover, 410 and 652
Neidt-Ertel Motor Co
margin inside covers New York Life Insurance Co
outside back cover Original Trenton Cracker Co
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Para Co left top lines
Park Floral Co 13, 14
Parker Fred R 12
Pennell-Thatcher Service... 681
Perlstein Frank 2
Pescia & Astore
outside front cover Petry Express & Storage Co
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Raub Thomas E 13
Reading Coal Pockets 13
Reading Harvey 11
Renchard John A
outside back cover Richardson Joseph B & Son
front stencil Rider-Moore & Stewart Busi- ness College, right bottom lines
Royle Elmer E 735
Salamandra Rosato & Bros.. 19
Satterthwaite John R
left top lines Sharlin Samuel'. . . left side lines
Smith Alvah 779
Spindel Felix, left bottom lines Standard Fire Ins Co. . .backbone
State Gazette left side lines
Steiner Joseph J . . . . 176 and 797 Stevenson J E Co, right side lines Stoll Blank Book and Sta- tionery Co left side lines
Strong Joseph L 11
Sun Optical Co left top lines
Surtees S J Coal Co
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Swayze & Margerum 810
Technical Press 817
Thatcher Ralph 819
Thoman Edward L 820
Tick Joseph 16
Toman John F Sons Co....
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Trent Engraving Co 20
Trent Press 832
Trenton Banking Co
front cover and 7 Trenton Business School ....
left bottom lines Trenton Lehigh Coal Co....
outside back cover Trenton Paper Stock Co. . . .
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Trenton Plate Glass
right side lines Trenton Plumbing and Heat- ing Co. .right top lines and 950 Trenton Trust and Safe De- posit Co 8
Updike A & Son Inc
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Updike Hartley T 17
Watson Carl B left top lines
Weeden C P Motor Co 864
Weeden F E & Co
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Weidel Karl Jr
outside back cover
Weinmann William A 865
Winans C G & Co
outside front cover
Worthington's Sons 17
Wyckoff Edwin P 892
Business is a science and will never reach its maximum pro- ductive power without the aid of FITZGERALD'S CITY DIRECTORY.
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
President - Woodrow Wilson, New Jersey.
Vice President - Thomas R. Marshall, Indiana.
Secretary of State - Robert Lansing-, New York.
Secretary of the Treasury - Carter Glass, Virginia.
Secretary of War - Newton D. Baker, Ohio.
Attorney General - A. Mitchell Palmer, Pennsylvania.
Postmaster General - Albert Sidney Burleson, Texas.
Secretary of the Navy - Jo- sephus Daniels, North Carolina.
Secretary of the Interior - Franklin Knight Lane, Califor- nia.
Secretary of Agriculture - Da- vid Franklin Houston, Missouri.
Secretary of Commerce - Wil- liam C. Redfield, New York.
Secretary of Labor - William Bauchop Wilson, Pennsylvania.
Chief Justice of Supreme Court - Edward Douglas White, of Louisiana.
Associate Justices - Joseph Mc- Kenna, of California: Oliver Wendell Holmes, of Massachu- setts: William R. Day, of Ohio; Willis Van /Devanter, of Wyo- ming; Mahion Pitney, of New- Jersey; James Clark McReynplds, of Tennessee; Louis D Branaeis, of Massachusetts; John Hessin Clark, of Ohio..
U. S. Officials for New Jersey
Circuit Justice - Mahion Pitney.
Circuit Judges - Joseph Buff- ington, Thomas G. Haight, Vic- tor R. Woolley.
District Court Judges - John Rellstab, J Warren Davis; there is one vacancy.
District Attorney - Charles Lynch.
First Assistant District Attor- ney - Joseph L. Bodine.
Marshal - Albert Bollschweiler.
Deputy Marshals - Woodbury B. Snowden, John Prout, Linford A. Denny, Christopher V. Gorm- ley, Harry S. Provost, Ferdinand W. Stahlin, Albert Ettelson.
Clerk of District Court - Geo. T. Cranmer; Deputy Clerks, Ben- jamin F. Havens, Charles S. Chevrier, Robert S. Chevrier, Wil- liam B. Reilly.
Postmaster, Trenton - E. Fur- man Hooper.
Internal Revenue Collectors - First District, Samuel Iredell; Second District, Charles V Duffy.
The United States Circuit Court for the District of New Jersey is held in the Government Building, corner State and Mont- gomery streets, in the city of Trenton, on the fourth Tuesday in March and the fourth Tuesday in September of every year.
District Courts of the United States, in and for the New Jer- sey Districts, are held at New- ark on the first Tuesdays in April and November and at Tren- ton on the third Tuesday in Jan- uary and the second Tuesday in September each year.
The United States Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau, 12th floor, Broad Street Bank Building; G. Harold Noyes, Me- teorologist; Clement C. Callin, Observer; Howard J. Thompson, Assistant Observer.
The United States Department of Agriculture, Mercer County Farm Bureau, Court House; Frank A. Carroll, Secretary.
Trenton Postoffice
Postmaster - E. F u r m a n Hooper.
Assistant Postmaster - Ken- drick C. Hill.
Division of Mails - Winfield S. Fell, Superintendent; Henry J. Emery and Samuel S. Chatten, Asst. Superintendents; August W. Endebrock, Foreman; George L. Forman, Asst. Supt. (in charge of Camp Dix) ; Olive F. Engleke, Stenographer.
Clerks - C Grayson Bond, In- quiry Clerk; Isaac M. Yard, Sam- uel L Silverman, Raymond Kelly, Arthur W Rathbone, Frank Mill- man, Jr., Charles Lawrence, Her- bert Murphy, Clarence A. Chap- man, Edwin J. Drake, Geo. A. Forsythe, Walter C. Laning, Wil- mer L. Bonner, Wm. H. Jackson, Homer E. Stout, Thos. B. Dour- ess, Frank P. Morse, Peter J. Batalya, Edw. C. Hillman, Jos. M. Hughes, Ignatius LeJambre, Alexis LeJambre, Clarence G. Melev, Wm. H. C. Murphy, Ells- worth T. Phillips, Edw. Y. Tem- ple, Harry C. Wald, Tnsall R. Smith, Thomas P. Hughes, Leon H. Engelke, Andrew Sloff, Chas. W. Layton, E. S. Rumsey, John J.
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Henry, Eugene VanHart, Charles L. Bodine.
Substitute Clerks - Chauncey C. Chatten, James P. Stanton, Oscar A. Lynch, Henry J. Grube, Nath- an B. Litt, Clarence B. Umstead, Frederic W. Hindley, Harold G. Wortley, Thomas J. Walsh, El- wood Voshell, Russell S. Paetzell, T. Willard Shaw, Walter Brown, William A. Dennis, Richard Bar- low, Joseph A. Donnelly, Jr.
Carriers - Chas. L. Ashmore, Lewis R. Babcock, John S. Cook, Fraley E. Cougle, Walter L. Cox, John Firth, Jr., Geo. W. Forman, John R. Gould, Thomas Healy, Eugene Higgins, Jos. Hill, Jacob Hoffman, Patrick J. Knee, Elmer Lanning, Hiram Lenox, Jr., Da- vid Levins, John N. McCann, Jos- eph McDonough, Peter McMullen, Daniel Meginn, Elmer E. Nile, Alonzo J. Rossell, Sumner B. Scudder, Joseph A. Shaw, Harry A. Wood, Thomas J. Rainey, J. Herbert Fisher, Hugh B. Thomp- son, Lewis E. Williamson, Chas. L. Waters, John C. Burkhardt, Edmund A. Andrews, Fred A. Barton, Willard M. Hammond, Walter E. Jenkins, Harry J. Kreigner, William D'Arcy, Wes- ley Evans, Thomas J. Whalan, Thomas L. McQuillan, Harry Rodman, Stanley M. Ford, Ed- ward D. Higbee, Walter D. Blatchford, William F. Rich- mond, John G. Bennett, Harry
Williams, Victor Sattelmeir, John J. Kane, Thomas Wade, James Hopwood, Dennis Dewanney, Al- bert A. Marshall, John Martin, John L. Reid, Anthony Girard.
Substitute Carriers - Andrew Hughes, Hugh J. Kennedy, John J. St. John, Frank A. Harney, Geo. J. Cunningham, Edw. P. Col- lins, Edw. F. Henson, Wm. P. Woolsey, Raymond F. Kelley, Walter G. Reutter, John Verdier, Henry Hertsch, Leroy Wells, Wm. Pass, Edward T. Strand, Jos. Tremitiere, E. Hart Hill.
Special Messengers - Wm. H. Johnson, Harry Huston, Arthur Huston, Quentin Jones, Edward Henry.
Division of Finance - Kendrick
C. Hill, Superintendent; Edgar
D. Coleman, Postal Cashier; Clar- ence H. Bond, Assistant Postal Cashier, John J. Murphy, Money Order Cashier; Julia Abrams, As- sistant Money Order Cashier; Genevieve X. Ledger, Bookkeep- er; Gladys M. Schoenthaler, Sten- ographer: Samuel P. Love, Clerk in charge Postal Savings; John A. Sognis, Clerk in charge War Savings and Thrift Stamps; Clif- ford G. Carson and Harry D. Hough, Money Order Clerks; Harry Hannes, Franklin G. C. Layton and Thomas MacQueen, Stamp Clerks; Edward R. Boz- arth, Postage Clerk; Joseph M. Hughes and Norman L. Hughes, Parcel Post Stamp Clerks.
NEW JERSEY STATE GOVERNMENT.
Acting Governor - William . N. Runyon; term expires on the third Monday in January, 1920.
Secretary to the Governor - Vincent W. Nash.
Executive Clerk - Johm J. Far- rell.
Chancellor - Edwin Robert Walker.
Vice Chancellors - Frederic W. Stevens, Eugene Stevenson, Ed- ward B. Learning, Vivian M. Lewis, John H. Backes, John Griffin, John E. Foster, Merritt Lane.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court - William S. Gummere.
Associate Justices of trie Su- preme Court - Cbarles G. Garri- son, Francis J. Swayze. Thomas W. Trenchard, Charles W. Park- er, James J. Bergen, James F. Minturn, Samuel Kalisch, Charles C. Black.
Circuit Court Judges - Frank T. Lloyd. William H. Speer, Nel- son Y. Dungan, J Howard Car- row, Luther A. Campbell, George S. Silzer, Willard W Cutler, Wor- rall F. Mountain.
Judges of the Court of Errors and Appeals - The Chancellor, the Chief Justice, the Justices of the Supreme Court and Lay Judges, Robert Williams, John J. White, Ernest Heppenheimer, Frank M. Taylor, Walton P. Gardner, Henry E. Ackerson, Jr., Clerk, Secretary of State.
Court of Pardons - The Gover- nor, Chancellor and Lay Judges of the Court of Errors and Ap- peals. Pardon Clerk, John J. Parrel!.
Juvenile Court Judges - Essex, Edward Schoen; Hudson, Philip W. Grece.
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District Court Judges - Cam- den, Garfield Pancoast; Elizabeth, Charles L. Morgan; Hoboken, J. Raymond Tiffany; Jersey City, Charles L. Carrick, Clyde D. Souter; Newark, Frederick L. Johnson, Cecil H. McMahon; Paterson, Edmund B. Randall; Trenton, John A. Montgomery; Orange, Daniel A. Dugan; At- lantic City, Frank Smathers: Passaic City, W. Carrington Ca- bell; New Brunswick, Freeman Wtfodbridge; Bayonne, Peter Stillwell; Perth Amboy, Charles C. Hommann; Plainfield, J. Henry Crane; Bergen County, First District, E. Howard Fos- ter; Second District, Guy L. Fake: Third District, Frederick W. Mattocks; Somerset County, William F. Vosseller; East Orange, Charles B. Clancy: First District, Morris County, Joseph Hinchman; Second Dis- trict, Lyman M. Smith; Third District, James V. Beam; First District, Hudson County, Fran- cis H. McCauley: Second District, Arthur B. Archibald; First Dis- trict, Essex County, Harry N. Reeves: Second District, Charles L. Stewart; Monmouth County, First District, Benjamin B. Smith, Asbury Park: Second Dis- trict, Harry Truax, Long Branch.
Secretary of State - Thomas F. Martin.
Assistant Secretary of State - William L. Dill.
Treasurer - William T.
Comptroller - Newton Bugbee.
State - Purchasing Agent - Ed- ward E. Grosscup.
Attorney General - Thomas F. McCran.
W^?.sistant Attorney General- William Newcorn.
Second Assistant Attorney Gen- eral - Grover C. Rickman.
Adjutant General - Frederick Gilkyson.
Quartermaster General - Chas. Edward Murray.
Inspector General - Frederick W. Garvan.
Clerk of the Supreme Court - y/ Enoch L. Johnson.
Clerk in Chancery - Jesse R. Salmon.
Chancery Stockton.
Law Reporter - Gummere.
State Librarian - Frances E. Croasdale.
Keeper of the State Prison - James H. Mulheron.
Fiscal Agent State Prison - Jo- seph P. McCormack.
Read. A.. K.
Reporter - Bayard
Charles E.
Moral Instructor - Rev. Charles H. Elder.
Commissioner of Education - Calvin N. Kendall.
Assistant Commissioners - John Enright, A. B. Meredith, Zenos E. Scott, Wesley A. O'Leary.
Board of Education - John P. Murray, Jersey City; Percy H. Stewart, Plainfield; Robert Lynn Cox, Montclair; D. Stewart Cra- ven, Salem; John C. Van Dyke, New Brunswick; Melvin A. Rice, Red Bank; Oscar W. Jeffery, En- glewood; Thomas W. Synnott, Wenonah.
State Highway Commission - John W. Herbert, Helmetta, Pres- ident; Anthony R. Kuser, Ber- nardsville; Lewis C. Duncan, Westville; Watson G. Clark, Tenafly; Walter J. Buzby, At- lantic City; Robert S. Parsons, Nutley: Samuel Haverstick, Tren- ton; George A. Blakeslee, Jer- sey City. Secretary, A. Lee Grover.
State Engineer - Gen. George W. Goethals.
State Highway Engineer - Wm. G. Thompson.
Assistant Engineer - Edward E. Reed.
Division Engineers - E. M. Vail, Harry D. Robbins, Roy Mullins.
Commissioner of Banking and Insurance - Frank H. Smith; Dep- uty Commissioner, Thomas K. Johnston.
Custodian of the State House and Public Grounds - John A. Smith.
Department of Labor - Com- missioner, Lewis T. Bryant: As- sistant Commissioner, John I. Holt. Chief of the Bureau of Structural Inspection, Charles H. Weeks: Chief of the Bureau of Electrical Equipment, Rowland H. Leveridge: Chief of the Bu- reau of Industrial Statistics, James P. Morgan.
Trustees of the School Fund - Governor, Secretary of State, At- torney General, State Comptrol- ler, State Treasurer and Commis- sionar of Education.
Commissioners of Library - Governor, Chancellor, Chief Jus- tice, Secretary of State, Treas- urer, Comptroller and Attorney General.
Fish and Game Commission, is - William A. Logue, Ernest Na- pier, Alexander H. Phillips, Rob- ertson S. Ward, Amos H. Rad- cliffe, Jasper Lynch, William B. Boulton. Secretary, Walter IT. Fell: Protector, James M. Strat- ton.
Commissioner of Reports - Win. A. Sweeney.
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State Board of Agriculture - Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, Presi- dent; Theodore Brown, H. AV. Jeffers, Edward A. Mechling, L. Willard Minch, W. W. Titsworth, Frederick M. Curtiss, E. A. Sex- smith. Secretary, Alva Agee.
Civil Serivce Commission - John Dyneley Prince, Ringwood, Pres- ident; William K. Devereux, As- bury Park; Max Miller, Hoboken; Edward H. Wright, Newark; AVilliam D. Nolan, Somerville. Chief Examiner, Charles P. Mes- sick.
Public Utilities Commissioners - John W. Slocum, Long Branch; George F. Wright, Paterson; Al- fred S. March, New. Brunswick; Harry L. Knight, Medford; An- drew Gaul, Jr., Ridgefield. Sec- retary, Alfred N. Barber, Tren- ton.
Department of Conservation and Development - William J. Kraft, Camden: Henry C. White, North Plainfield; Simon P. North- rup, Newark; John L. Kuser, Georgetown ; AVilliam E. Tuttle, Jr., Westfield; J. Kearney Rice, New Brunswick; Isaac F. Richey, Trenton; Percival Christie, High Bridge.
Director and State Forester, Alfred Gaskill; State Geologist, Henry B. Kummel; State Fire Warden, Charles P._Wilder.
Department of Commerce and Navigation - Harry B. Cook, At- lantic City: William T. Kirk, Beverly: J. Spencer Smith, Pres- ident, Tenafly; Richard C. Jen- kinson, Newark: AVilliam L. Saunders, North Plainfield: Henry C. Broking, Paterson: AV. Parker Runyon, Perth Amboy: Robert P. Engrle, Beach Haven; Consult- ing Engineer, Benjamin F. Cres- son, Jr., Jersey City.
Inter-State Bridge and Tunnel Commission - AA'illiam H. Noyes, Tenafly; Samuel T. French, Cam- den: Palmer Campbell, Hoboken: Richard T. Collins. Collingswood : Thomas J. S. Barlow. Maple Shade: Daniel F. Hendrickson, Woodbury; T. Albeus Adams, Montclair; Theodore Boettger, Hackensack.
Department of Health - Willard H. Chew, President, Salem; Clyde Potts, C. E., Morristown: Oliver Kelly, Oak Tree; John M. Ever- itt, U. S., Hackettstown: J. Oli- ver McDonald, M. D., Trenton; Harry Spence, M.D., Jersey City; Frederick T. Crane, Orange;
Thomas B. Lee, M.D., Camden; Director, Dr. Jacob Cole Price; Assistant Director and Chief of Laboratory of Hygiene, Dr. R. B. FitzRandolph: Assistant Direc- tor, AArilliam C. Tice.
Department Chiefs - Bureau of Medical Supervision, Dr. A. Clark Hunt; Bureau of Local Health Administration, David C. Bowen; Bureau of Vital Statis- tics, David S. South; Bureau of Engineering, Chester G. AArigley; Bureau of Education and Pub- licity, Dr. R. B. FitzRandolph; Bureau of Food and Drugs, AATm. G. Tice, Acting Chief: Division of Milk Control, George W. Mc- Guire: Division of General Ad- ministration, Charles J. Merrell: Child Hj^giene, Dr. Bertha F, Johnson.
State Board of Taxes and As- sessments - Frank B. Jess, Had- don Heights, President: Fred A. Gentieu, Pennsgrove; Alonzo D. Herrick, Hackettstown: Harry AV. Mutcher, Rockaway; Man Ion R. Margerum, Trenton. Secre- tary, Frank D. Schroth: Field Secretary and Clerk, Frank A. O'Connor: Engineer, Louis Focht.
Shell Fisheries Department - Joseph P. Fowler, Port Norris; Charles R. .Covert, Leesburg: Al- fred B. Smith, East Atlantic City: Russell Post, Keyport: Augustus J. Meerwald, Dennisville: Peter C. Cozier, Newport: Lorenzo I"). Robbins, Burlington; Frank R. Austin, Tuckerton: Direetor. George A. Mott, Tuckerton: Chief of Atlantic County Branch, Ed- mund B. Smith; Chief of Ocean, Monmouth and Burlington
Branch, J. Harvey Kelly.
State Board of Fisheries, Mem- bers - C. Asa Francis, Long Branch, Chairman, 1923: Walter Cudlich, AA^est Hoboken, 1924; John Schloss, Newark, 1920: Au- gustus Hilton, Wildwood. 1921; A. F. Runyon, Belford, 1922.
Board of Tenement House Su- pervision - Henrv J. AVosbrook, Midland Park: Frank C. Sayre, Camden: Augustus Y. Hamburg, Newark: AT. C. Lendrim, Pater- son; Secretary, Miles AV. Beemer, Jersey City.
State Director of Joint Com- panies - Joseph Kaighn, Moores- town.
Motor A^ehicles Department - Commissioner, AATilliam L. Dill; Inspector, Edward Johnson.
State Medical Board - Davis P. Borden, Paterson; Edward H. Baldwin, Newark: AA'illiam P. Watson, Jersey City; James J. McGuire, Trenton; Alexander Marcy, Jr., Riverton; John J.
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Mooney, Jersey City; Joseph H. Bryan, Asbury Park; Dr. R. M. Colborn, Newark; Alexander Mc- Allister, Camden; Charles A. Groves, East Orange; Harry Stout, Wenonah.
Optometry Board - Louis A. Rehat, Lindell C. Asburn, Free- man C. Learning-, Benjamin Block, Percy A. Bourke.
State Board of Architects, First Nat'l Bank Bldg. - Charles P. Baldwin, President; Hugh Roberts, Louis H. Broome, Wil- liam W. Slack, Secretary; Arnold H. Moses, Frederick W. Went- worth.
State Architect - Francis H. Bent, Bound Brook.
State Auditor - Harry B. Salter, Trenton.
Commissioner of Municipal Ac- counts - Walter R. Garby, West- field.
State Board of Veterinary Med- ical Examiners - John B. Hopper, T->mos MeDonough, James L. Lindsay, E. L. Loblein, J. Payne Lowe.
State Board of Dentistry-A. S. Wescott, Atlantic City: C. T. A. Hane, Jersey City; Charles A. Spahn, Newark; C. M. F. Egel, Westfield: John C. Forsyth, Tren- ton: Maximillian R. Brinkham, Hackensa^k: Franklin Right- raire, Paterson; Charles P. Turtle, Camden.
State Board of Pharmacy - Ferdinand A. Borgartz, Jersey City; George M. Berlinger, Cam- den; "William H. McNeil, Pater- son: Edward R. Sparks, Burlfng- ton: Daniel H. Hills, Spring Lake.
Commissioners of Pilotage - Benjamin Van Note, John Pred- more. William T. Cox, Alfred B. Devlin, Douglass Haley, Thomas Goldingay.
State Library Commission - Moses Taylor Pyne, Princeton: Everett T. Tomlinson, Elizabeth; John Cotton Dana, Newark; Francis E. Croasdale, Atlantic City; Secretary, Henry C. Bu- chanan; Emmor Roberts, Moores- town.
Superintendent of Weights and Measures - Frank Wanser, Vine- land; Assistants, J. Frank Fow- ler, Trenton; Augustus W. Schwartz, Elizabeth; Elliott B. Holton, Newark: Secretary, Jo- seph G. Rogers, Trenton.
New Jersey Athletic Commis- sion - John S. Smith, Chairman, Atlantic City: W. E. Cann, Eliza- beth; George S. Crairt, East Orange.
United Stated Senators - Joseph
S. Frelinghuysen, Walter E. Edge.
Representatives in the Sixty- Sixth Congress - First District, William J. Browning; Second District, Isaac Bacharach; Third District, Thomas J. Scully; Fourth District, Elijah C. Hutch- inson; Fifth District, Ernest R. Ackerman; Sixth District, John R. Ramsey; Seventh District, Amos PI. Radcliffe; Eighth Dis- trict, Cornelius McGlenlion; Ninth District, Daniel F. Mina- han; Tenth District, Frederick R. Lehlbach; Eleventh District, John J. Eagan; Twelfth District, James A. Hamill.
Department of Institutions and Agencies - Dwight W. Morrow, Englewood, Chairman, 1927; Frank A. Fettridge, Newark, 1920; E. P. Earle, Montclair, 1922; Ogden H. Hammond, Bernards- ville, 1923: Mrs. Lewis L. Thomp- son, Red Bank, 1925; Mrs. H. Otto Wittpenn, Jersey City, 1926; Jos- eph M. Byrne, Newark, 1921; F. Wallace Armstrong, Moores- town, ad interim. Commis- sioner - Burdette G. Lewis; Secretary, Barton T. Fell. Departments - Education and Pa- role, Calvin Derrick; Labor, Ag- riculture, Food and Dietetics, David I. Kelly, East Orange; In- spection, Joseph Thompson, Toms River; Medicine and Psychiarty,
Boards of Managers
State Prison - C. W. Hunting- ton, Elizabeth: Dr. Norton L. Wilson, Elizabeth; Prof. E. R. Johnstone, Vineland: George W. Adams, Trenton: Richard M. Moore, Bridgeton; Wilson Jones, Franklinville; William H. Lof- tus, Glen Ridge.
Institution for Feeble Minded, Vineland - Harry N. Pond, Plain- field: George B. Thorn, Cross- wicks: Richard C. Jenkinson, Newark: William Dawson, Wen- onah: Mrs. Emory Marvel, Atlan- tic City; Mrs. Bloomfield Minch, Bridgeton; Mrs. Annie C. Gile, East Orange.
Colony for Feeble Minded Males, New Lisbon - P. Wallace Armstrong, Moorestown: Henry
B. Coles, Moorestown: Kellam E. Bennett, Riverton: Mrs. Charles
C. Miller, Riverton: Miss Eliza- beth White, New Lisbon.
Sanatorium for Tuberculosis Diseases, Glen Gardner - Theo- dore H. Corwin, M.D., Newark: Prof. Elmer H. Loomis, Prlnce- ton; Frederick J. Hughes, M.D., Plainfield: Mrs. Lucy J. M. Tay- lor, High Bridge; Mrs. Alexander
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M. Parker, Camden; Frederick C. Low, M.D., High Bridge; Edwin J. Burke, Trenton.
State Hospital at Trenton - Ar- thur D. Forst, Trenton; William A. Klemann, Trenton; H. V. M. Dennis, Freehold; George T. Tracey, M.D., Beverly; Mrs. John
F. Prendergast, Salem; Mrs. Frederick I. Fox, Camden; Paul Mecray, M.D., Camden.
State Hospital at Morris Plains - Daniel S. Voorhees, Morris- town; W. L. R. Lynd, Dover; Louis G. Kaufman, Short Hills; John F. Boyle, Jersey City; Dr. J. T. Wrightston, Newark; Mrs. Agnes Cromwell, Bernardsville; Mrs. Union N. Bethel, Upper Montclair.
Commission for the Ameliora- tion of the Condition of the Blind, Newark - C. R. Dieffen- bach, Jersey City; Dr. W. R. Broughton, Bloomffeld; Rev. Ed- gar S. Wiers, Montclair; Mrs. J. R. Schermerhorn, East Orange; Mrs. Reginald Baker, Madison.
State Board of Children's Guardians, Jersey City - Caroline
G. Wittpenn, Jersey City: Ben- jamin F. Edsall, Newark; Robert L. Flemming, Jersey City: Joseph McCrystal, Paterson; Mrs. F. C. Jacobson, Newark: Mrs. Beatrice Stern, Matawan; Mrs. John Nevin Jersey City.
Reformatory for Women, Clin- ton - Mrs. Richard V. Lindabury, Bernardsville: Dr. Thomas H. Flynn, Somerville; Mrs. G. M. La- Monte, Bound Brook: Mr. C. W. Ennis, Morristown; Mrs. George Brown, Somerville; Carroll B. Merritt, Madison.
New Jersey Reformatory, Rail- way - Decatur M. Sawyer, Mont- clair: Foster M. Voorhees, Eliza- beth: Edward D. Duffield, South Orange: Frank M. Stillman, Rah- way: Freeman Woodbridge, New Brunswick: George W. Fort- meyer, East Orange: David T. Kenney, North Plainfield.
State "Village for Epileptics, Skillman - Herman F. Moosbrug- ger, Somerville: Mrs. Francis de L. Hyde, North Plainfield: Mrs. Bryce Collard, Jersey City: Jos- eph W. LaRoeque. Bernardsville; Dr. Augustus Knight, Peapack.
Home for Boys, Jamesburg - Seymour L. Cromwell, Mendham; Prof. Frank A. Fetter, Princeton: A. D. Chandler, East Orange: Mrs. Cornelia Moytrott, Asbury Park: Sidney Colgate, East Or- ange: Sigmund Eisner, Red Bank.
Home for Disabled Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and Their Wives and Widows, Vineland - Walter J. Staats, Merchantville; Dr.
Theodore Senseman, Atlantic City; Dr. Thomas J. Buchanan, Toms River; Mrs. W. Scott Wheaton, Millville; Mrs. Herman Dilks, Jr., Pitman; Frank Bate- man, Grenloch; Frank M. Riley, Bridgeton.
Home for Disabled Soldiers, Kearny - Gen. Joseph H. Bren- singer, Jersey City; Richard Wayne Parker, Newark; Walter S. Tully, Palisades Park; John S. Fagan, Harrison: John Stagg, Paterson; William P. Allen, New- ark; George P. Olcott, East Or- ange.
State Normal School, Trenton.
Administrative Officers - J. J. Savitz, M. A., Pd.D., principal; Wandell B. Secor, B. S., principal of training school; John S. Neary, steward and custodian of re- ceipts; Lucille Green, B. A., reg- istrar; Jane L. Hinman, secre- tary; Helen W. West, teacher- clerk; Susie O. Kingman, pre- ceptress; Cornelia D. Provost, manager of dormitories.
Faculty - Harriet Alden, Edna Backster, Elsie Bartlett, Ida M. Bennett, H. B. Boice, Mabel Bray, Alice L. Brewster, Charles A. Burt, C. D. Clarkson, Margaret Cochrane, Clara Coman, Mary Louise Corning, Mrs. Elizabeth Crowell, M. Emily Daw, Sarah A. Dynes, Ruth Dobbs, Minnie D. Eby, Mrs. Grace P. Fearon, Bes- sie L. Gambrill, Lucile Green, Charlotte Herckner, Charles C. Hewitt, Jane L. Hinman, Edna V. Hughes, Erne G. Kuhn, Emma J. Lafetra, Robert G. Leavitt, Elizabeth Macpherson. Sarah J. McNary, Ruby Minor, Countess Mitchum, William N Mumper, Martha F. Nelson, Eleanor B. Parmenter, Lena Pierce, M'arv M. Reed, Susan A. Reilly, J. J. Savitz, principal: Frank H. Sco- bey, W. B. Secor, F. Eugene Sey- mour, Elizabeth Sheppard, Kate D. Stout, Rachel Taylor, Mrs. Agnes H. Thomas, Alice H. Thompson, Margaret Wells, Charlotta Woodhouse, John S. Neary, Lillian Lee, Julia Stryker, Cornelia D. Provost, Susie O. Kingman, Helen W. West
State Normal School, Montclair.
Principal - Charles S. Chapin, A.M., Sc.D.
Heads of Departments - Will S. Monroe, A.B., psychology and his- tory of education: John C. Stone, A.M., mathematics: Clarence H. Robison, Ph.D., nature study; Ethel L. Fennell and Katherine C. Aagesen, associate teachers of
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English; Florence E. Stryker, A.M., history; Emma K. Pierce, gymnastics and hygiene; Nora Atwood, kindergarten training; Adele Cazin, A.M., pedagogy; Myra I. Billings, methods and supervisor of practice.
New Jersey School for the Deaf.
Superintendent, Alvin E. Pope, M.A. ; William G. Newcomb, Busi- ness Manager; Sarah Bishop, Matron; Marion C. Welsh, George K. S. Gompers, An- nie M. Fitzpatrick, Kathryn Markley, Mathilde E. Cornelius, Ada R. Studt, Mary I. Koehler, Elmer Barwis, M.D., Burr W. MacFarland, M.D., Leroy W. Far- ley, D.D.S., Nell M. Bergen, R.N., Burtus E. Carson, Charles Mc- Laughlin.
Academic Department - John P. Walker, M.A., Carlotta A. Ander- son, B. Howard Sharp, Mary D. Tilson, Frances H. Porter, Amy M. Hales, Helen Kirk, Julia M. Cory, Lillian A. Brian, Helen C. Kane, Elizabeth L. Foley, Doro- thy Wrigley, . Ella B. Lloyd, Claudia Forman, Anita M. Lee, Virginia K.' Rogers, Florence B. Lewis, Phoebe E. Oehler, Helen H. Balderston.
Industrial Department - J. Lewis Johnson, George S. Porter, Fannie L. Sweeney, Hans P. Han- sen, William D. Hunt, Bertha Bilbee. Miriam M. Stevens, Cath- erine Smith.
State Home for Girls
Board " of Managers - A. S. L. Doughty, Mt. Holly, President; Mrs. H. Crittenden Harris, Glen Ridge, "Vice President; Mrs. Leon Cubberly, Trenton, Treasurer; Mrs. John L. Kuser, Bordentown; Aaron V. Dawes, Hightstown.
New Jersey State Hospital, at Trenton.
Resident Officers - Medical De- partment - Dr. Henry A. Cotton, medical director; Drs. E. B. Funkhouser, R. Grant Barrv, Oran A. Wood, A. B. Musa, H. V. Pike, W. B. Jennings, R. G. Stone, Julia Donahue, assistants.
Business Department - Samuel T. Atchley, chief executive offi- cer; Charles DeF. Besore, secre- tary: John H. Connolly, princi- pal bookkeeper.
Officers of State Prison.
Principal Keeper, James H. Mulheron. Local Board - C. W. Huntington, Elizabeth: 1William B. Maddock, Trenton; Prof. E. R. Johnstone, Vineland: George W. Adams, Trenton; Richard M. More, Bridgeton: Wilson Jones, Franklinville; William H. Loftus, Glen Ridge. Physician, Martin W. Reddan; Resident Physician, Dr. J. Wellington crane; Moral Instructors, Protestant, Rev. Charles Elder and Rev. John B. Van Pelt; Catholic, Rev. Louis P. Guzzardi; Jewish, Rabbi Harry Jacob.
MERCER COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Government - Board of Chosen Freeholders: George H. Royle, Director; Arthur Bray, Jr., William P. Conard, Francis A. Crawford, George R. Hutchin- son, Elmer E. Margerum, John McCullough.
Department of Public Affairs - Director, Arthur Bray. Jr.; Clerk of Board of Chosen Freeholders, Walter C. Fowler: County So- licitor, Frederic R. Brace; County Sealer of Weights and Measures, Stephen G. Plant; County Physi- cian, Frank G. Scammell; County Board of Elections, Anthony S. Brennan, Chairman; Holmes E. LaRue, Secretary; Hiram A. Cook, Orlo S. Hatton: County Superintendent of Schools, Jo- seph M. Arnold: Mercer County Farm Bureau, Frank A. Carroll.
Department of Road Repair -
Director, George R. Hutchinson; Supervisor of Roads, James Ross.
Department of Bridges and Culverts - Director, Francis A. Crawford: Assistant County En- gineer, Edmund F. Storer.
Department of New Roads - Director, George H. Royle: Coun- ty Engineer, Harry F. Harris.
Department of Revenue and Finance - Director, William P. Conard: County Collector, Edgar G. Weart: County Board of Tax- ation, President, A. K. Leuckel, Lloyd W. Grover, Charles R. Randall: Mercer County Sinking Fund Commission, Edgar G. Weart, William L. Hendrickson, A. Crozer Reeves, George H. Royle, Howard F. Tomlinson.
Department of Public Build- ings - Director, Elmer E. Mar- gerum; Warden of Workhouse,
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Clark W. Hendrickson; "Warden of County Jail, John* D'Arcy: Matron of Court House, Mrs. Frances Logan; Matron of Jail, Mary F. Tarns.
Department of Courts and Charities - Director, John McCul- lough; Supreme Court Justice, Thomas W. Trenchard; Circuit Court Judge, Frank T. Lloyd: Judge, Common Pleas, Orphans' Court* and General Quarter Ses- sions; Erwin E. Marshall; Countv Clerk, John H. Fetter: Deputy County Clerk, O. W. Warren; Naturalization Clerk, Michael Commini; Sheriff, Fred-
erick P. Rees; Deputy Sheriff, Harry V. Holden; Prosecutor of the Pleas, A. Dayton Oliphant; Assistant Prosecutor, James Hammond; County Detectives, James S. Kirkham, William Hart- man, Clarence F. C. Preston; Sur- rogate, Samuel H. Bullock: Dep- uty Surrogate, Charles M. Titus: Probation Officer, William N. Morrison: Assistant Probation Officer, Hiram G. Madden} Coro- ners, John R. D. Bower, Franz A. Wagner and Joseph Reading; Su- perintendent of County Cemetery, Louis Coutier; Court Crier, Fred- erick Beans.
CITY OF TRENTON
City Government - Board of Commissioners, Frederick W. Donnelly, Mayor; Edward W. Lee, George B. La Barre, J. Ridgway Fell, George W. Page.
Department of Public Affairs - Director, Mayor Frederick W. Donnelly; Mayor's Secretary, Bernard J. Walsh; Mayor's Ste- nographer, Helen W. Hartman: City Clerk, Leon D. Hirsch: As- sistant City Clerk, Alfred G. Howell; Overseer of Poor, Wil- liam H. Nutt; Assistant Overseer of Poor, William S. D'Arcy; City Physicians, Joseph F. Higgins, Wilbur Watts, Lawrence H. Rogers; Superintendent of Mu- nicipal Colony, Collen M. Worth: Superintendent of Weights and Measures, James E. O'Donovan; Supervising Nurse of Tuberculo- sis Hospital, Miss Anna B. Weis- enberger; City Counsel, Charles E. Bird; Secretary to City Coun- sel, Dorothy B. Pitman: City At- torney, Henry M. Hartmann.
Department of Revenue and Finance - Director, Edward W. Lee; Comptroller, Edward W. Lee: Deputy Comptrolley, Harry R. Bergen; Clerks to Comptrol- ler, Roscoe K. Cook, Charles J. Miller; City Treasurer, Harry E. Evans; Clerk to Treasurer, John A. MacCrellish; Receiver of Taxes, Clinton J. Swartz: Depu- ties, Thomas Campbell, George I. Tilton: Delinquent Tax Collector, Andrew Sweeney; Commissioners of Assessment of Taxes, Presi- dent, Robert R. Volk, Charles H. Metzg-er; Chief Clerk, Michael F. McDade; Clerk, Wrilliam L. Van- de water; Treasurer - Secretary Trenton Water Works, John D'Arcy, Jr.; Clerks to WTater De-
partment, William Morgan, Jr., Harry H. Rittenhouse, John J. Kerwin: Draftsman, William Middleton; House Inspector, James C. Brickell; Judge Dis- trict Court, John A. Montgomery; Clerk, Henry M. Stratton: Dep- uty Clerk, Linton S. Marshall
Department of Streets and Public Improvements - Director, J. Ridgway Fell: Engineer of Streets, Abrara Swan, Jr.: As- sistant Engineer of Streets, Jo- seph E. English; Engineer Sew- ers and Water, Alfred C. Greg- ory: Assistant Engineer Sewers and Water, Chauncey H. Rogers; Superintendent of Water Works, Alvin Bugbee; Superintendent of Streets, W. S. Cadwallader: As- sistant Superintendent of Streets, Philip W. McKeag: Superintend- ent of Sewer Maintenance, Rich- ard Walsh; Chemist, Anastasius Parobek.
Department of Public Safety - Director, George B. LaBarre; Deputy, J. "Wallace Hoff: Direc- tor's Secretary, Harry F. Kemler; Chief of Police, William Dett- mar; Captains of Police, First District, James T. Culliton: Sec- ond District. Richard Pilger; Chief Fire, James W. Bennett; Assistant Chief Fire, Walter Lan- ning, John G. Ford: Excise In- spector, Harry Botschart: Build- ing Inspector, E. B. G. Hancock; Assistant Building Inspector, Au- gustus A. Forman: Health Offi- cer, Dr. Alton S. Fell; Welfare Nurses, Mrs. Ella W. Turner, Miss Clara Stryker, Miss' Mar- garet M. Beckmyer, Miss Pamela C Dickinson, Miss Wrilhelmina Plummer: Plumbing Inspector, Frank H. Fitzgeorge; Dairy In-
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spector, Herbert H. Haines; Po- lice Justice, Wm. H. Geraghty: Superintendent of Crematory, John T. McClain; Assistant Su- perintendent of Crematory, Wil- lis C. Morgan; Superintendent Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, Oliver M. Schafer; Lineman, W. Edward Walton; Assistant Line- man, Edward Leahey; Dog- Catcher, Christian Stubenazy.
Department of Parks and Pub- lic Property - Director, George W. Page; Custodian of City Hall, George W. Fagans, Jr.
Sinking Fund Commission - Frederick W. Donnelly, Mayor; Edward W. Lee, City Comptrol- ler; W. J. B. Stokes, William J. Convery, R. K. Bowman.
Board of Education.
Lambert Alpaugh, Henry C. Buchanan, George H. Cartlidge, Rev. William M. Curry, John A. Hartpence, A. Dunbar Hutchin- son, Hannah L. Longmore, James S. Messier, William L. Waldron. President, James S. Messier; Vice President, George H. Cartlidge; Supervising Principal, Ebenezer Mackey; Secretary, Robert C. Belville; Business Manager, Wil- liam R. Poland; Custodian of School Moneys, Harry E. Evans; School Mechanic, John Thines; Attendance Officers. Joseph K. Beans, Elwood C. Quig: Offices, Administration Bldg., 9 S Stock- ton.
Board of School Estimate.
Edward W. Lee, George B. La Barre, Frederick W. Donnelly, "William L. Waldron, John A. Hartpence. -
Public Schools
Supt., Ebenezer Mackey; Super- visor of Music, Catherine Zisgeh: Supervisor of Drawing, Emma Britton; Supervisor of Kinder- gartens, Bertha M. Barwis; Su- pervisor of Manual Training, "William R. Ward; Supervisor of Physical Culture, Myrtle Hum- mer; Supervisor of Domestic Science, Jean P. Case.
Administration Bldg., 9 S. Stockton.
Trenton High School, Chest- nut and Hamilton aves.; Princi- pal. William A. Wetzel.
Trenton Junior High School, Princeton av. nr. Southard; Prin- cipal, William A. Metzel.
Carroll Robbins (Training), Tyler nr. Chestnut av. ; Principal, Beekman R. Terhune.
Cadwalader, Boudinot cor. Mur- ray; Principal, Anna M. Fell.
Centennial, Whittaker av. bet. Bayard and Butler; Principal, Mrs. Elizabeth Yard.
Charles Skelton, Centre nr. Bridge; Principal, Mary C. Brear- ley.
Columbus, cor. Brunswick av. and Mulberry; Principal, Mary T. Convery.
Cooper, Market cor. Cooper; Principal, Nellie M. Wallace.
B. C. Gregory, 31 Rutherford av. cor Exton av. ; Principal, S. Ida MacMahon.
Dorothea L. Dix, nr. N. J. State Hospital; Principal, Anna A. Harvey.
Escher St. (Colored), Escher; Principal, Theodore E. Kinney.
Franklin, William bet. Liberty and Dayton; Principal, Joseph M. McCallie.
Girard, Girard av. nr. St. Joes av. ; Principal, Mary L. Johnston.
Lincoln (Colored), Bellevue av. nr. Calhoun; Principal, T. Ed- ward Kinney.
Lutheran, 64 Cooper; Principal, Meta Combs.
Hamilton, Hamilton av. cor. Anderson; Principal, Elizabeth H. Henney.
Harrison, Genesee nr. Chestnut av. ; Principal, Mary E. Thorn.
Hewitt, Emory av. nr. Wash- ington; Principal,' Mary A. Coyle.
Hillcrest, Beechwood av. ; Prin- cipal, Mrs. Genevieve, T. Jackson.
James Moses, Park av. nr. Hamilton av. ; Principal, Mary F. Conners.
Jefferson, Brunswick av. nr. Southard; Principal, Alice V. Valentine.
John A. Roebling, intersection of Beatty and Home av. ; Princi- pal, Mary E. Thorn.
Joseph Wood, Academy bet. Broad and Montgomery; Princi- pal, Ella A. Macpherson.
Livingston, Rose nr. Princeton av. : Principal, Alice D. Wiley.
McClellatn, Fillmore nr. N. Clinton av. ; Principal, Eva Ellis.
Monument, Pennington av. ab. Willow; Principal, Alice D. Wiley.
Mott, Centre bet. Landing and Cliff; Principal, Clara Wilson.
Nixon (Colored), Bellevue av. opp. Fowler; Principal, Theodore E. Kinney.
Parker, Union nr. Ferry; Prin- cipal, Lilliam M. Reed.
Peabody, W. Hanover cor Green pi.; Principal, Anna B. Wooley.
U. S. Grant, Grant av. bet. Clinton and Seward avs. ; Prin- cipal, Emma C. Taylor.
Washington, Whittaker and Roebling avs.: Principal, Mis. Elizabeth Yard.
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William G. Cook, Cuyler av. bet. Greenwood av and E. State; Principal, Clara M. Briscoe.
William McKinley, Mercer nr. Market; Principal, May Watson.
Police Roster
Director of Public Safety, George B. La Marre; Chief of Police, William Dettmar; Cap- tains of Police, First Precinct, James T«. Culliton: Second Pre- cinct, Richard C. Pilger; Captain of Detective Bureau, John J. Clancy; Detective Sergeants, Charles Pilger, John Heher, Wal- ter J. Blauth; Excise Inspector, Harry Botschart: Sergeants of Police, First Precinct, Willard H. Kellv Supervisor of Traffic, Ser- geants William P. Walter, James J. O'Rourke, John C. Hebner; Second Precinct, John W. Zen- ker, George H. Clark, James Kellv; Roundsmen, First Pre- cinct, Charles H. Smith, Harry F. Ward, Edgar H. Goodwin; Second Precinct, Charles A. Con- nor, William Lythgoe, Johnson B. Konover; Motor Police, Wil- liam A. Haney, Leon F. Conners, Adolph D. Zickwolf, Arthur H. Bodine, Frederick W. Arendt; Chief Clerk, Richard R. Lutes; Police Surgeon, William B/ Van Duvn Supt. Police Telegraph, Oli- ver M. Schafer: Asst. Supt. Po- lice Telegraph, William E. Wal- ton; Telegraph Lineman, Ed- ward H. Leahey Stenographer, Aubrey C. McKeen; Janitor, First Precinct, William H. Marshall; Janitress, Bridget Sheehan; Sec- ond Precinct, William J. Smith: Stableman, James R. Zelley; Chauffeurs, Edgar A. Leip, Clar- ence R. Briest, William J. Taft, Frank E. Glennon; Chief Mech- anician, Georg-e W. Eaton; Pa- trolmen, First and Second Pre- cincts, Harry J. Anglum, Edward J. Barry, William R. Bentley, Jo- seph F. Bruthers, Wm. F. Bethke, Charles H. Caminade, Simon L. Carmody, Cornelius P. Carrigan, Hugh P. Caulfield, John J. Cav- anaugh, William Clow, Thomas J. Cleary, Benedict Cowell, An- drew F. Delate, James J. Egan, Minerd L. Fell, Thomas F. Gore, Oliver G. Cockram, Charles Cook, Michael L. Cooney, Thomas A. Cooney, James T. Culliton, Jr., Charles W. Deutz, John L. De- Veney, James J. Dewar, James Dilouie, John J. Donahoe, James J. Dowd, Charles Farley, James J. Fay, James Feenane, George Fox, Frank Frascella, John Ful- kt it. William H. Goodwin, Wal- ter Green, Richard Guie, Henry
R. Hartmann, Henry J. Hartz, Frederick O. Hendricks, Frank S. Bigbee, Charles F. Hillman, F. J. Hoffman, George H. Hort, Stephen A. Hulse, Frank W. Jones, John J. Kelly, John Kelty, John J. Kennedy, Patrick Ker- wick, Frank B. Knosky, John J. Katzin, Michael J. Kane, John L. McGurk, Joseph J. Martin, Thomas L. Maher, William A. Kucker, August F. Kulp, Felix Laciskey, Peter Lorenzo, James
A. Maguire, William B. Malone, William J. Marren, Frank Mc- Dermott, Martin McDonald, Mar- tin T. McDonald, Cornelius Mc- Donough, Thomas McDonough, Michael F. McKeever, Richard Miller, John Moody, Charles T. Mullen, William J. Mullen, John W. Murphy, Maurice J. Murphy, Christian Nahr, Charles Apper- mann, Joseph O'Rourke, Harry
B. Packer, John W. Paul, James B. Reilly, Joseph Rieszer, George J. Pavlicin, Francis T. Parr, Lewis Sigafoos, Hugh A. Smyth, Jeremiah O. Smith, Michael Sa- lato, Wm. T. Rich, John J. Ryan, John H Sanders, William Sand- hoff, Edward Schnorbus, Freder- ick Schuman, Henry Siebers, William A. Sigafoos, John L. Silverstein, William T. Stanley. Charles Stanton, Jr., Jacob N. Thiel, Harry R. Tindall, William Turner, James R. Vitella, Joseph T. Walker, Charles J. Walsh, Clarence A. White, Edward A. Leadem, William A. Dooling, Charles I.. Kohfeldt, William J. Newell, John J. Nolan, John E. Kennedy, John E. Green, Thomas E. Jones, Owen McBride, James Pouria, Owen J. Dougherty, Harrs^ A. Brady, Joseph Toth, Frederick O. Mayor, Louis Leng- yel, Thomas M. Reardon, John T. Wade, Charles L. Stingel, Jo- seph A. Mulheron, Merle R. Chal- lender. Psychologist, Julia M. Maier. Policewomen, Hannah S. Long, J. B. Pittenger.
Home Guard Captains
First Ward - Frank J. Eppele, 532 E State; Second Ward - El- zey Aitkin, 24 Perdicaris pi.; Third Ward - Charles F. Golden- baum, 137 Centre; Fourth Ward - Harrv AV. Haley, 48 Centre; Fifth Ward - Paul H. Wendel, 703 Southard; Sixth Ward - Tallman S. Nutt, 717 Centre: Seventh Ward - Maurice D. Raub, 212 Perry: Eighth- Ward - James E. Was s el, 1402 Brunswick av. ; Ninth Ward - James R. Manning, 104 Greenwood av. : TentTi Ward - Herbert W. Bradley, 618 Mon-
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Fire Department
Fire Headquarters, Nos. 16-18 Perry Street - Director of Public Safety, George B. La Barre; Deputy Director of Public Safety, J Wallace Hoff; Chief, James W. Bennett; Assistant, Walter Lan- ning", and Acting- Battalion Chief Jeremiah McGill; Asst. Chief, Second District, John G. Ford; Supt. of Machinery, William H. Cline; Supt. of Fire Alarm Teleg- raphy, Oliver M. Schafer; De- partment Surgeon, William B. Van Duyn; Department Veterin- arian, G. Frank Harker.
Engine Co. No. 1, 53-57 West Hanover - Frank Donnelly, Cap- tain; William Feist, Lieutenant; John Powers, Thomas Gilligan, John Feehan, Alvin Slack, Hose- men; Walter Geiger, William Voorhees, John Wooley, Substi- tutes; Charles Keeley, in Army. Engine Co. No. 2, 417 South Broad - John Carman, Captain; George Hundt, Lieutenant; James Messeroll, Clement McCann, Si- mon McNamara, George McClel- lan, William Shea, "William Stocker, Hosemen: Walter Stack- house, John O'Donnell, Substi- tutes; William Stackhouse and Edmund Scholler, in Navy.
Engine Co. No. 3, 705 South Broad - Louis Scheidnagel, Cap- tain; Samuel Homer, Lieutenant; Christian Walters, James Haifn, James Dolan, Thomas Phelan, William Hedrick, Geo. Weigand, Hosemen: Antonio Chado, Henry J. Frey, Substitutes.
Engine Co. No. 4, 557 N Clinton - Albert Schuchardt, Captain; John Farrell, Lieutenant; Wil- liam Tettemer, Geo. Groh, Hose- men; Wm. Henry, Wm. Quigg, Henry Pearson, Walter Green, Substitutes; Samuel Cohan, in Navy.
Engine Co. No. 5, Pennington and Willow - Fred. Foster, Cap- tain; Samuel Watson, Lieuten- ant; John Phillips, John J. Far- rell, Theodore Smith, Peter Schaffer, Edward LaBaw, Hose- men; Joseph Deveney, Charles Fletcher, Substitutes; John Bren- nan, in Army.
Engine Co. No. 6, 522 Perry - Otto Yaeger, Captain; James Mc- Laughlin, Lieutenant; James Kennedy, Robert Langan, Ray-
mond Schultz, Hosemen; William Remmel, Charles Johnson, Albert Geotz, Thomas O'Hara, Substi- tutes; Ferdinand Kruger, in Army.
Engine Co. No. 7, Anderson and Hamilton - Fred Toft, Captain; George Ecker, Edward Sweeney, Aug-ustus Conway, Herbert Lu- kens, Hosemen; Paul Weidenhof- fer, Substitute.
Engine Co. No. 8, Stuyvesant and Edgemere - Harry Penning- ton, Captain; William Mitchell, Lieutenant; Peter McKenna, Ar- thur Hutchinson, John Messier, Hosemen; James Welsh, Hugh Riley, Substitutes; Homer Col- lins, Walter Martin, in Army.
Engine Co. No. 9, Brunswick and Pine - George McCrossan, Captain; Thomas Moran, Lieu- tenant; George Woolverton. Clar- ence Large, Hosemen; Russel Long, Harry Knowles, Substi- tutes.
Auxiliary and Chemical Co. No. 1, 16 Perry - William Barber, Captain; Charles Jenkins, Lieu- tenant; Erwin Terry, Edward Holland, Phillip Kessler, Julius Ivens, Hosemen; Wm. Barber, Jr., Russel Schuchardt, Vincent Har- ris, Substitutes.
Truck Co. No. 1, 53-57 W. Han- over - Charles Knoblauch, Cap- tain; Joseph Scudder, Lieutenant; Angus McDougal, John Kennedy, George' Voorhees, Michael Eagan, Laddermen; Paschall Moody, Ar- ' thur Guyer, Stephen Wykoff, Joseph Walsh, Substitutes; Ar- thur Phillips, in Army.
Truck Co. No. 2, 1005 S. Clin- ton - Walter Allen, Captain; Harry Klein, Lieutenant; Joseph Landerkin, Herman Schweder, Raymond Witzel, Dewitt Wol- cott, Wm. Dobbs, Laddermen; Michael Franko, Substitute; John Turner, Andrew Franko, in Army; Edward Purcell, in Navy. Truck Company No. 3, S. Olden and Walnut Avenues - Roland Weigand, Captain; Peter Con- cannon, Lieutenant; Walter Tette- mer, Robert VanHise, Morris Moses, Charles A. Knoblauch, Jr., Albert Hallett, Harry Higgenbot- tom, Laddermen.
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Police Station Clinton av cor Liberty Butler cor Hudson Chestnut av cor Roebling av Willets Pottery, Brunswick
av Crescent Pottery, Allen Greenwood Pottery, Canal Stockton cor Hanover Perry cor Stockton Southard cor Escher State cor Montgomery Muirheid av cor Ott Third near Davies Clinton av cor Mead Centre cor Lalor New Jersey State Hospital,
Upper Gate Clinton av cor Girard av Mulberry cor Klagg av Klagg av cor Plum Olden av cor Breunig av Cass cor Woolverton av Trenton Watch, Monmouth Clinton av cor Greenwood Anderson cor Kent Greenwood av cor Chestnut
av Lamberton cor Bridge Lamberton cor Smith al Monmouth cor Tyler State and Broad Warren cor Hanover State cor Warren Warren cor Chauncey Montgomery cor Feeder Broad cor Market Clay cor Lewis Broad cor Front Prospect cor Hanover Bellevue av cor Prospect Calhoun and P R R crossing Mercer Hospital, Bellevue
av West Hanover cor Calhoun
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av -Willow cor Bank -Southard cor Ewing -Ingham av cor Harris -Perry cor Clinton av -Brunswick av cor Paul av -New Willow and Russell -Warren cor Mill -Mulberry cor New York av -New York av and Plum -Olden av cor Taylor -Jersey cor DeKlyn av -Centre cor Furman -Gouveneur cor Carteret av -N J School and Church Fur- niture Co, Artisan -Pennington av cor Willow -Calhoun cor Spring -Pennington av cor Reser- voir -Princeton av cor Morgan av -Princeton av cor Fountain
av -New York av cor Ferrier av -Brunswick av cor Mulberry -McKinley Hospital, Bruns- wick av -N J State Prison, Second -Beatty cor Tremont -Clinton av cor Chestnut av -Broad cor Anderson -Cummings av cor Anderson -Roebling av cor Emory av -Stanton cor William -Municipal Hospital, Hamil- ton av -State cor Olden av -Liberty cor Washington -Chambers cor Tyler -Washington cor Emory av -Elm cor Grand av -Chestnut av cor Cummings
av -Mott cor Whittaker av -Monmouth cor Walnut av -Clinton av cor Hart av -State Hospital, Sullivan
Way, Lower Gate -Clinton av cor State -Hamilton av cor Whittaker
av -Broad cor Greenwood av -S Clinton av cor Hudson -State cor Chestnut av -Broad near Pennsylvania R
R Station -S Broad cor Bridge -Bridge Ferry -S Clinton av cor Capner -Liberty cor Grand -Princeton av cor Pavil av -Parkside av cor Stuyvesant
av -Broad cor Stanton -Warren cor Factory -Children's Home, Brunswick
av -Bellevue av cor Marion -Brunswick av and N Olden av
Electrical Supplies and Appliances F. S. KATZENBACH & CO.
(Electrical Supply Division)
35 East State Street
KATZENBACH & BULLOCK CO., INC. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS, COLORS, FILLERS
BROAD STREET BANK BLDG.
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182 - Prospect near Frazier 183 - Hillcrest av cor Reading- 184 - Sta^e Home for Girls, Hill- crest 185 - Pennington av at P & R
Railway 186 - Hermitage av cor Stuyves-
ant av 187 - Stuyvesant av cor Highland
av 212 - State and Monmouth 213 - State cor Chambers 214 - Hamilton av cor Melrose av 215 - State cor Bainbridge 216 - Parker near Olden av 217 - Greenwood cor Walnut av 218 - Hampton cor Walnut av 219 - Trenton Oil Cloth and Lino- leum Co, E State 221 - Union cor Fall 223 - State cor Calhoun 224 - West State cor Taylor pi 225 - West Hanover cor Green pi 226 - State Capitol 227 - State cor Overbrook av 228 - Hermitage av cor Cumber- land 229 - West State, Parkside 231 - Anderson and Emory 234 - College and Division 235 - Chambers and Mifflin 236 - Colonial and Riverside av 241 - Centre cor Cass 243 - Lamberton cor Federal 244 - Lamberton and Cliff 245 - Ferry and Fair 246 - Fall and Fair 254 - State Hospital, Stuyvesant
av 255 - Ardmore av cor Gladstone
av 256 - Mifflin cor Revere av 257 - Park av cor Emmett av 261 - Garfield av cor Farragut av 263 - Police Headquarters, Chaif-
cery 264 - Brunswick av and Southard 265 - Prospect and Short 311 - Ajax Rubber Co, Breunig av 312 - Hill's Brewery, Olden av 314 - Enterprise Pottery, N Y av
Anchor Pottery, N Y av 315 - Cook Pottery, N Clinton av 316 - Trenton Housp, N Warren 317 - Trenton Tile Co, Klagff av 318 - St. Francis Hospital, Cham- bers 319 - J E Thropp & Sons Co,
Lewis 321 - Trent Theatre, N Warren 322 - Empire Rubber Co, N Clin- ton av 324 - Roebling Co, Broad 325 - Roebling Co, Elmer 3?6 - Roebling Co, Clinton av 327 - Roebling Co, Buckthorn
Works 22(s - Roebling Co. Lower Plant 329 - Monument Pottery Co, Ing- ham av 341 - Citv Pumping Station, Cal- houn
342 - Taylor Opera House, S
Broad 344 - Mott Iron Works, Hancock
av 345 - Sanitary Earthenware Spe- cialty Co, Southard 346 - City Crematory, Southard 347 - Star Porcelain, Muirheid av 348 - Equitable Pottery; Lalor 349 - American Cigar Co, Division
cor College 351 - Delaware Pottery, Prospect 352 - Empire Pottery - Ideal Pot- tery, N Clinton av 354 - Keystone Pottery, N Y av 356 - Broad St Theatre 357 - Crane Co, Escher n Be'hm 358 - Crescent Insulated Wire
and Cable Co, Olden av cor Taylor 359 - Trenton Brass and Machine
Co, Prospect 361 - Parker School, Union n
Ferry 362 - Chas Skelton School, Centre
N Bridge 364 - Mott School, Centre N Land- ing- 365 - J A Roebling School, Beatty
n Home 366 - Hewitt School, Emory and
Washington 367 - Washington School, Whitta-
ker and Roebling 368 - Franklin School, Liberty
and William 369 - Centennial School, Whitta-
ker and Bayard 371 - James Moses School, Park n
Hamilton av 372 - Wm. G. Cook School, Cuyler
and Walnut 374 - Columbus School, Bruns- wick and Mulberry 375 - Jefferson School, Brunswick
n Southard 376 - Cadwalader School, Boudi-
not and Murray 377 - Joseph Wood School, Aca- demy n Broad 378 - Trenton High School, Ham- ilton and Chestnut av '379 - Nixon School. Bellevuo av 381 - McClellan School. Fillmore 382 - Cooper School, Cooper 384 - Livingston School, Rose 385 - U S Grant School. Grant 386 - Lutheran School, 66 Cooper 387 - Wm. McKinley School, Mer- cer 388 - Peabody School, W Hanover 389 - Lincoln School. Bellevue av 391 - Girard av School, Girard av 392 - Gregory School, Rutherford
av 394 - Monument School, Penning- ton av 395 - Hamilton av School 396 - Harrison School, Genesee 397 - Carroll Robbins School, Ty- ler
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398 - Imperial Porcelain Works, I New York av cor Mul- berry
399 - Essex Rubber Co, Beakes cor May
412 - Fitzgibbon & Crisp Inc, Bank
413 - Fitzg-ibbon & Crisp Inc, Calhoun
415 - Williams Mfg- Co, Peace
416 - Home Rubber Co, Woolver- ton av
417 - Joseph Stokes Rubber Co, Taylor
418 - Junior High School, Prince- ton av
Library Commissioners
John A. Campbell, President; John J. Cleary, Secretary; Ed- ward L. Katzenbach, Treasurer; Rev. Hamilton Schuyler, Fred- erick W. Gnichtel. Ex-Officio - Frederick W. Donnelly, Mayor; Ebenezer Mackey; Librarian, Howard L. Hughes.
School of Industrial Arts
State cor. of Willow - Trustees, the Governor, Mayor Donnelly, John A. Campbell, President; Robert C. Belville, Secretary; Karl G. Roeblihg, Charles How- ell Cook, Edward C. Stover, F. S. Katzenbach, Jr., Herman C. Mueller, John S. Broughton, Clif- ton Reeves; Director, Frank For- rest Frederick. Advisory Board - Carl F. Adam, Newton A. K. Bugbee, George F. Eberhard, Wil- liam A. Klemann, Clifford H. Oakley, William B. Ott, William E. Pedrick, William H. Schulte, Harvey M. Voorhees.
Chamber of Commerce
Headquarters - Broad Street Bank Building. L. L. Woodward, President; John A. Lambert, First Vice President: S. E. Kauf- man, Second Vice President; A. K. Leuckel, Third Vice-President; Samuel Haverstick, Fourth Vice President; W. Holt Apgar, Fifth Vice President; Harry D. Con- over, Managing Secretary; Miss Lucy A. Farnam, Recording Sec- retary. Membership, 1,000.
State Militia
Second Battalion (Trenton), Major Harry P. Moorhead com- manding; Lieutenant Charles H. Weelans, Adjutant.
Company C - Captain, Caleb T. Houston: First Lieutenant, Ezra T. Beers: Second Lieutenant, Eberhard Vollmer, Jr.
Banks
The Trenton Banking Com- pany, cor. W. State and N. War- ren; organized 1804; capital, $500,000.
Officers, President, John A. Campbell; Vice Presidents, Henry W. Green and Foster C. Griffith; assistant to the President, Wil- liam E. Green; cashier, Robert W. Howell; Assistant Cashier, Ira Frost; Assistant Cashier, C. Herbert Fetter.
Directors, Henry W. Green, Foster C. Griffith, William E. Green, Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr., John A. Campbell, Robert W: Kennedv, Edward W. Dunham, Bayard Stockton, Alfred White- head.
Discount Days, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Mechanics National Bank, S. Warren cor. W. State; incor- porated 1834; organized as Na- tional Bank, 1865; capital, $500,- 000.
Officers, President, Edward C. Stokes; Vice Presidents, Henry C. Kelsey, Harry D. Leavitt; Cashier, Joseph R. Sweeny: As- sistant Paying Teller, Louis B. Pierce; Assistant Cashier, J. Cadwallader Slack: Receiving Teller, Harvey H. Johnson.
Directors, Archibald M. Mad- dock, Henry C. Kelsey, Edward C. Stokes, Rudolph V. Kuser, Isaac F. Richey, Ferdinand W. Roebling, Jr., Scott Scammell, Newton A. K. Bugbee, William J. Convery, Samuel T. Atchley, Rob- ert C. Kolb, Karl G. Roebling.
Discount Days, Mondays and Thursdays.
First National Bank, 32 E. State: incorporated 1864; capi- tal, $500,000.
Officers, Arthur H. Wood, Pres- ident; William H. Brokaw. Vice President; Jonathan H. Black- well, Vice President: Frederick T. Bechtel, Cashier; William B. Kirkbride, Assistant to the Pres- ident.
Directors, Arthur H. Wood, William H. Brokaw, Jonathan H. Blackwell, Charles B. Case, Ar- thur D. Forst, Frederic A. Dug- gan, Henry W. Comfort, S. E. Kaufman, D. William Scammell, Frank W. Kennedy.
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.
Broad Street National Bank, 149 E. State: organized 1887; capital, $250,000.
Officers, President, Henry C.
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Moore; Vice President, William G. Howell; Cashier, Edwin M. Thorn*; Assistant Cashier and Paying- Teller, George A. Kat- zenbach.
Directors, Henry C. Moore, William G. Howell, O. O. Bow- man, A. C. Reeves, W. J. B. Stokes, E. C. Hutchinson, O. D. Wilkinson, Robert A. Messier, J. W. Cornell, John V. B. Wicoff, James J. Wilson.
Discount Days, Mondays and Thursdays.
The Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit Company, W. State cor. Chancery; organized 1887; capi- tal, $200,000.
Officers, H. Arthur Smith, Pres- ident; Washington A. Roebling, Vice President; Nelson L. Petty, Vice President and Trust Officer; Howard F. Tomlinson, Treas- urer; Walter F. Volk, Secretary; William J. Pierrepont, Assistant Treasurer; David H. Lukens, Vault Custodian.
Directors, H. Arthur Smith, Washington A. Roebling, Nelson L. Petty, Howard F. Tomlinson, Levi B. Risdon, Owen H. Locke, Charles E. Gummere, Harvey M. Voorhees, James C. Tattersall, John M. Dickinson, Herbert Sin- clair, John G. Conner, Charles E. Stokes, Christopher Cartlidge, Vincent P. Bradley.
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.
The Trenton Saving Fund So- ciety, 123-125 E. State. ,
Officers, Isaac F. Richey, Pres- ident; John A. Campbell, Vice President; William. H. Yard, Secretary and Treasurer; Robert V. Whitehead, Assistant Treas- urer; Scott Scammell, Counsel.
Managers, Isaac F. Richey, John A. Campbell, Arthur D. Forst, Robert A. Messier, Henry W. Green, Edward C. Stokes, Foster C. Griffith, Henry C. Moore, Thomas S. Chambers, John V. B. Wicoff, Caleb S. Green, Herbert Sinclair, Jonathan H. Blackwell.
Mercer Trust Company, Broad and Market; organized 1904; cap- ital, $100,000.
Officers, President, William G. Howell; Vice Presidents, Alfred K. Leuckel, AVilliam B. Maddock; Treasurer, Charles E. Broughton: Assistant Treasurer, James T. Sutphin; Secretary, Richard C. Chamberlain.
Directors, Josiah E. Brick,
Oliver O. Bowman, Charles E. Broughton, R. C. Chamberlain, John J. Cleary, William A. Cooley, H. Arthur Smith, Wil- liam G. Howell, Elijah C. Hutch- inson, Alfred K. Leuckel, William B. Maddock, Samuel W. Mar- gerum, William M. Muschert, Edmund Riedel, Norman P. Stahl, Walter F. Smith, William L. Waldron, George Wenzel.
Meetings, Mondays and Thurs- days.
Trenton Bankers' Association, Thomas S. Chambers, Secretary- Treasurer.
Bank Clearing House, 34 E. State.
Blocks and Buildings
Alcazar Building, 108 Factory.
American Mechanic Building, 137 E. State.
Arcade, 13 E. State.
Baker Building, 40 E. State.
Broad-State Building, N. E. cor. Broad and State.
Broad Street Bank Building, 143-149 E. State.
Centennial Block, 143 N. Broad.
Commonwealth Building, State cor. Montgomery.
Dippolt's Building, S. Broad, bel. State.
Dolton's Block, Warren, cor. E. Hanover.
First National Bank Building, 34 E. State.
Forst-Richey Building, E. State cor. Warren.
Fischer Building, 103-105 (E. State.
Gundling Building, N. W. cor. State and Broad.
Hartpence Building, 38 W. State.
Lincoln Building, State cor. Broad.
Loyal Order of Moose, E. State and Canal.
Mechanics Bank Building, State, cor. Warren.
Mercer Trust Co. Building, cor. Broad and Market.
Ribsam Building, N. E. cor. Broad and Front.
Romain's Block, S. Clinton av., cor. Jennie.
State Gazette Building, E. Hanover, n. Montgomery.
Steel & Skirm, 141-145 E. State.
Trenton Saving Fund Societv, 123 and 125 E. State.
Trenton Banking Company, cor. W. State and W&rren.
Trenton Times Building, 8-10- 12 S. Stockton.
Trenton Trust and Safe De- posit Building, State cor. Chan- cery.
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Union Library Building, 214 E. State.
Warren Flats, N. Warren, cor. W. Hanover.
Wilkinson Building, 203 E. Etate.
Woolworth Building, 24-26 S. Broad.
Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation Building, 129 E. State.
Public Halls, &c:
Anchak's, 843 S. Broad.
Armory, Canal, n. E. State.
Assembly Hall, 12 Bank. . Auditorium (The), 141 E. Han- over.
Bickel's, Home av.
Blisard's, 147 N. Warren.
Bradshaw's Hall, N. Clinton av. n. Perry.
Burgelin's Hall, 703 S. Broad.
Camera's Hall, 205 S. Broad.
Catholic Club, Broad and Cen- tre.
Central Hall, 105 Lamberton.
Centre Hall, 400 Centre.
Column Hall, S. Slinton av. n. Butler.
Concordia Hall, 33 W. State.
Co-operative Hall, N. Clinton av. cor. Grant av.
Crescent Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., 65 N. Clinton av.
Draggert's Hall, Woodland and Dayton.
Eagle Hall, S. Broad, cor. Ferry.
G. A. R. Halls, 17 N. Broad and 207 N. Montgomery.
Geiser's Hall, 1065 S. Broad.
Gibb's Hall, 2317 S. Broad.
Grand Masonic Temple, S. Wil- low and Lafayette.
Grand Theatre, 179 S. Broad.
Grand Theatre Hall, 181 S. Broad.
Hixon Hall, Hamilton av., cor. Hudson.
Hurley's, 164 S. Broad.
Italian Independent Hall, Walklett al. and Mott.
Ivins Hall, 120 N. Broad.
Kestner's Hall, 1003 S. Clinton.
Keystone Hall, 701 N. Clinton.
Knights of Golden Eagle, 714 S. Clinton av.
K. of C. Auditorium, 221 N. Warren.
K. of P., 39 E. Lafayette.
Koscluszko, 1004 N. Olden av.
Labor Hall, 1063 S. Broad.
Library Hall, 214 E. State, adj. Post Oil Ice.
Liederkranz Hall, 1029 S. Clin- ton.
.Moose Auditorium, E. State and Canal.
Napier Hall, N. Clinton av., cor. Perry.
New Hall, 105 Lamberton.
Odd Fellows' Hall, N. Broad, cor. Hanover.
Old Barracks (The), W. Front and Willow.
Padderatz Hall, 703 Whittaker.
Parochial Hall, Chestnut av., n. Swann.
Reister's Hall, 140 Jefferson.
Republican Auditorium, 141 E. Hanover.
Ribsam's Hall, S. Broad, cor. Front.
Rudner's Hall, 714 S. Clinton av.
Salvation Army Hall, 205 N. Broad.
Savoi Hall, 524 S. Clinton av.
Schlicker's Hall, 735 E. State.
Smith's Hall, Hamilton av., cor. Hudson.
Sons of Veterans', 219 E. State.
St. John's Hall, Lamberton bel. Bridge.
State Street Theatre, dpp. Post Office.
St. Mary's Auditorium, Bank, cor. Chancery.
Star Lodge Hall, 189 S. Broad.
Stolte's Hall, 1068 S. Broad.
Taylor Opera House, S. Broad n. State.
Trent Theatre, N. Warren, ab. State.
Wagner & Meyer, 153 N. Broad.
Wagner's Hall, Hudson, cor. Mott.
Walker's Hall, S. Broad, cor. Factory.
Walter's Hall, N. Clinton av., cor Perry.
Washington's Hall, 31 E. Front.
Weinmann's Hall, Clinton av., cor Kossuth.
Public Buildings
Home for the Aged and In- firm, Mercerville rd., Hamilton Twp.
Administration Building Public Schools, 9 S. Stockton.
Armory, The Second Regiment, Canal, n. E. State.
City Hall (Municipal Build- ing), State, bet. Stockton and Canal.
County Court House, Broad, cor. Market.
County Workhouse, Hopewell Twp.
High School, Chestnut av., cor. Hamilton av .
School of Industrial Arts, W. State, cor. Willow.
Municipal Hospital, Mercer- ville rd., Hamilton Twp.
Police Station, first precinct, Chancery, n. W. Hanover.
Police Station, second precinct, S. Broad, opp. Cass.
When You Want SALVE
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Public Library, Academy, bet. Broad and Montgomery.
State Arsenal, Third, bel. Cass.
State Capitol, W. State, n. Wil- low.
State Home for Girls, Hill- crest.
State Hospital, Sullivan Way.
State Normal School, N. Clin- ton av, n. Perry.
State Prison, Third, bel. Fed- eral.
State School : for the Deaf, Hamilton av, cor. Chestnut av.
U. S. Court House and Post- Office, State, cor. Montgomery.
W. C. T. U., State, n. Post- Office.
Y. M. C. A., 127-131 E. State.
P. R. R. Y. M. C. A, E. State, cor. N. Clinton.
Y. W. C. A., 138-140 E. Han- over.
Cemeteries
Cathedral, S. Olden av., Ham- ilton Twp.
Children of Israel of Russia, Vroom, n. Liberty.
Greenwood, Hamilton Twp.
Lady of Lourdes, bet. Olden and Chambers, n. Cedar la.
Locust Hill, ft. of William.
Mercer, S. Clinton av., n. State.
Mount Sinai, Liberty and "Vroom.
Riverview, ft. of Centre.
St. Francis, Washington and Emory.
St. John's, Lalor, n. Canal.
State Prison, Cedar la.
Homes
Florence Crittenton Home, W. State, N. on Eastfield av. pres- ident, Mrs. Samuel D. Olipnant; First Vice President, Mrs. Hart- ley T. Updike Second Vice Presi- dent, Mrs. Wilson D. Hollinger; Secretary, Mrs. William Turner; Treasurer, Mrs. Louis Rice; Board of Managers, Mrs. A. C. Oliphant, Mrs. George Craft, Mrs. A. Schermerhorn, Mrs. Josiah Hollies, Mrs. William Maddock and Mrs. James Walt; Superin- tendent, Mrs. Mabel S. Coad; Asst. Supt. and Nurse, Mrs. Mary Gray.
McKinley Receiving Home of the. New Jersey Children's Home Society, Brunswick av., Slack- wood. President, Edward S. Wood; Treasurer, H. Arthur Smith; Secretary, Miss Mabel At- man, 44 Forst-Richey Bldg. ; Su- perintendent, J. C. Stock; Matron, Mary Jones.
Morris Hall, Home for the Aged, Lawrence rd.," in charge Sisters of St. Francis.
New Jersey Children's Home Society, Forst-Richey Building.
President, Edward S. Wood; Vice Presidents, Caleb S. Green, C. V. Brinkerhoff; Secretary, Miss Ma- bel Atman; Treasurer, H. Arthur Smith; Counselor, W. E. Black- man; Superintendent, Rev. J. C. Stock.
Odd Fellows', Pennington av. and Scotch rd. Secretary, Harry S. Pine.
Salvation Army Industrial Home, Ewing, cor E. Carroll; Adjutant, Charles Williams.
Trenton Auxiliary for Indus- trial Blind. President and Treas- urer, Mrs. Sylvano A. Andrew; Miss Ida V Stokes, Mrs. Wm. A. Green, Miss Hill.
Union Industrial Home, Chest- nut av., n Greenwood av. Presi- dent, Mrs. Paul L. Cort; Secre- tary, Mrs. Kenneth W. Moore; Matron, Jean Bartlett; Advisory Board, Karl G. Roebling, Edward Parsons, Alfred Whitehead, F. S. Katzenbach, Jr., George Cook, A. C. Reeves.
Widows' and Single Women's Home, Spring, n. Prospect. First Directress, Mrs. John H. Scudder; Second Directress, Mrs. John A. Campbell: Treasurer, Mrs. Elmer Ewing Green; Secretary, Mrs. John Woolverton Board of Mana- gers, Mrs. John Dixon, Mrs. Ben- jamin Van Cleve, Mrs. S. S. Lee, Mrs. William Covert, Mrs. Chas. P. Britton, Mrs. John A. Camp- bell, Miss Sara Wood, Mrs. Daniel Bechtel, Mrs. Charles Stuckert, Mrs. Leslie Pierson, Mrs. Charles Dilts, Mrs. Daniel R. Foster, Mrs. Barton B. Hutchinson, Miss Mar- garet Chambers, Mrs. Gardner Cain, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Arthur Wood and Mrs. Charles Ellis Hayes. Matron, Margaret S. Harbourt.
Hospitals
Mercer, Bellevue av., ab. Pros- pect; allopathic.
Medical Board - President, Dr. Edward S. Hawke; Vice Presi- dent, Dr. Nelson B. Oliphant: Sec- retary,; Dr. Walter A. Taylor Registrar, Dr. Shahin M. Shahin- ian; Medical Director, Dr. D. B. Ackley; Consulting- Physicians, Dr. Samuel S. Stryker, Dr. Wil- liam A. Clark; Consulting- Sur- geons, Dr. Thos. M. Mackenzie, Dr. Joseph M. Wells; Consulting Neurologist, Dr. Henry A. Cot- ton; Attending Physicians, Dr. George R- Moore, Fred S. Watson, Dr. Clarence Slack, Dr. Lawrence Rogers; Attending Surgeons, Dr. Nelson B. Oliphant: Dr. David B. Ackley, Dr. Frank Scammell, Dr. Dunbar Hutchinson; Attending
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Gynaecologists and Obstetricians, Dr. Joseph B. Shaw, Dr. Edward S. Hawke; Opthalmoiogists, Dr. Charles F. Adams, Dr. Charles J. Craythorn; Roentgenologist, Dr. Joseph L. Gariss; Pathologist, : Anaesthetist, Dr. "Wal- ter A. Taylor.
William McKinley, Brunswick av., n. Ferrier av. ; homoeopathic.
Medical Staff - President. A. S. Fell; Vice President, Howard Iv- ins: Secretary, Dr. Walter E. D'Arcy; Chief of Surgical Staff, Dr. John H. McCullough; Chief of Medical Staff, Dr. A. S. Fell; Chief Gynaecologist, Dr. A. W. Atkinson; Chief G. U., Dr. A. W. Belting; Chief Eye, Ear Nose and Throat, Dr. Howard Ivins; Chief X-Ray Dept., Dr. Walter E. D'Arcy; Chief of Paediatrics, Dr. Robert P. Miller; Chief Patholo- gist, Dr. Samuel Sappington.
St. Francis, Chambers, n. Ham- ilton av. : Sisters of St. Francis.
Staff - President, Dr. Thomas H. Mackenzie; Vice President, Dr. Elmer Barwis: Medical Director, Dr. M. W. Reddan; Secretary, Dr. James J. McGuire. Visiting'Phy- sicians, Dr. James J. McGuire, Dr. William S. Collier, Dr. Edward T. R. Applegate; Visiting Surgeons, Dr. Martin W. Reddan, Dr. George N. J. Sommer, F. A. C. S Dr. Henry B. Costill.
Hospital (Dispensary), St. Francis, Chambers, n. Hamilton av.
Trenton Municipal and Tuber- cular, Hamilton township.
Nurseries
Trenton Day Nursery, 864 S. Broad.
St. James Day Nursery, 136 N. Warren.
Angel Guardian Day Nursery, Chestnut av.
Public Libraries
Trenton Froe Public Library, Academy, n. Broad; Branches, S. W. cor. Hamilton av. and Chest- nut av. : Columbus school. Bruns- wick av. cor. Mulberry; and Franklin school, William bet. Liberty and Dayton.
Union Library, 214 E. State Mrs. A. H. Hunt, Librarian.
New Jersey State Library, 301 State House.
Markets
Washington, S. Broad, cor. Front. President, William H. Brokaw; Treasurer, William H. Brokaw, Jr.
Churches
BAPTIST
Calvary, S. Clinton av., cor. Roebling av. ; Rev. Joseph C. Pierce, pastor, 1211 S. Broad
Central, E. Hanover, cor. N. Montgomery; Rev. Don Clyde Kite, pastor, 215 Academy.
Clinton Avenue, N. Clinton av., cor. Lincoln av. ; Rev. Judson Conklin, pastor, 24 Model av.
First, Centre, cor. Bridge; Rey. William D. Thatcher, pastor, 50 Centre.
Gethsemane, Greenwood av., cor. Garfield av. ; Rev. Cuthbert P. Newton, pastor, 1310 Green- wood av.
Grace, cor. Hermitage av. and W. State; Rev. Charles F. Fields, pastor, 622 W. State
St. John's Italian Baptist Church, 109 Butler; Rev. Vito Cordo, pastor, 26 Ashmore av.
Olivet, Mulberry, cor. Ohio av. ; Rev. Samuel S. Merriman, pastor, 226 Academy.
Hungarian Baptist Mission, S. Clinton av., cor. Roebling av. ; Rev. Andrew Toth, pastor, 821 S. Clinton av.
BAPTIST (Colored) Shiloh, Calhoun, n. Belvidere;
Rev. J. A. White, pastor, 94 Bel-
levue av.
Union, Belvidere, n. Fowler;
Rev. D. J. Stewart, pastor, 24
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS First Church, 578 E. State; ser- vices Sunday 11 A. M. and 8 P. M., Wednesday 8 P. M. ; reading room, Broad St. Bank "Bldg, Room No. 503.
EPISCOPALIAN
Diocese of New Jersey - Bishop Rt. Rev. Paul Matthews, D.D. ; Archdeacon, Venerable R. Bow- den Shepherd; Institutional Chaplain, Canon S. G. Welles; office, 307 Hamilton av.
Diocesan House of N. J., 307 Hamilton av.
All Saints' Church, W. State, cor. S. Overbrook av. : Rev. Ralph E. Urban, rector, 102 S. Over- brook av.
Christ, S. W. cor. Hamilton av. and Whittaker av. ; Pro-Cathe- dral Rector, Bishop Matthews; Rev. William Herbert *Moor, vicar.
Grace Church, N. Clinton av., cor. Sheridan av. ; Rev. Milton A. Craft, rector, 46 Carroll.
St. Andrew's Mission, Bruns- wick av., cor Cherry; Rev. Wil-
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liam John Webb, 1414 Brunswick av.
St. Elizabeth's Mission, Hun- garian services, Hamilton av. and Whittaker av. ; Rev. George E. St. Claire, missionary, 419 Chestnut av.
St. James, Greenwood av., cor Logan av. ; Rev. William B. Rog- ers, rector, 307 Hamilton av.
St. Luke's Mission, Prospect Heights; Rev. Milton A. Craft, 46 Carroll.
St. Michael's, N. Warren, n Perry; Rev. William Best Eddy, rector, 156 W. State.
St. Paul's, Centre n. Federal; Rev. Horace T. Owen, rector, 331 Centre.
Trinity, Academy n. Broad; Rev. Hamilton Schuyler, rector, 121 Academy.
FRIENDS Hicksite, E. Hanover, cor. Montgomery.
Orthodox, 155 Mercer.
HEBREW
Har Sinai Congregation, E. Front, cor. S. Stockton; Dr. Joel Blau, 612 Riverside av.
Congregation Brothers of Is- rael, Union n. Ferry; Rev. Joseph Konwitz.
Ahavath Israel Congregation, Centre bel. Federal; Pres., Elias Waton.
Congregation People of Truth, Fall, n Union; Rev. Max Suffnos, 562 S. Warren.
LUTHERAN General Council
Church of Advent, S. Broad, cor. Malone; Rev. John Heissler, pastor, 1032 S. Broad.
Church of the Savior, S. E. cor. E. Front and Montgomery; Rev. G. Luther Weidel, pastor.
St. Barthalomew, S. Clinton av. and Lakeside av., Rev. W. ' P. Barr, pastor, 1742 S. Clinton av.
St. John's (Slovak), Adeline, cor. Harding; Rev. Louis Sanjek, pastor.
Trinity German, S. Broad bel. Livingston; Rev. Hugo R. Wen- del, pastor, 492 W. State.
General Synod
Christ, Livingston, cor. Jack- son; Rev. Alexander Berg, pastor, 242 Perry.
Grace, Hillcrest av., cor. Read- ing av. ; Rev. Charles W. Diehl, pastor, 207 Hillcrest av.
St. Mark's, Chestnut av., cor. Emory av. ; Rev. Grayson Z. Stup, pastor, 22 Charles.
Bethel Lutheran, Johnston av. and Walnut av., Bromley Park; Rev. L. Raymond Haus, 231 Nor- way av.
Missouri Synod
Holy Trinity (Polish), Indiana av., n. Plum; Rev. J. R. David- owsky, Indiana av.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
District Superintendent, Rev. Melville E. Snyder, 27 N. Clinton av.
First, S. Broad bel. State; Rev. Edwin F. Hann, pastor, 325 Mar- ket.
State Street, E. State, cor. Stockton; Rev. Heber D. Ketch- am, pastor 241 E. State.
Central, S. W. cor. S. Broad and Market; Rev. John R. Read, pastor, 138 Jackson.
Clinton Avenue, N. Clinton av., cor. Hart av. ; Rev. Lyman Fill- man, pastor, 314 Bert.
Wesley. Centre, bel. Landing; Rev. Clifford K. Dilks, pastor, 639 Centre.
Hamilton Avenue, Hamilton av., cor. Hudson; Rev. John W. Lee, pastor, 367 Hamilton av.
Broad Street, Broad, cor. Chest- nut av. ; Rev. Francis E. Purcell, pastor, 1000 S. Broad.
Trinity, Perry, n. Broad; Rev. Lawrenson Correll, pastor, 117 Perry.
Broad Street Park, S. Broad, cor. Buchanan av. : Rev. Oliver A. Lee, pastor, 2373 S. Broad.
St. Paul, Spring, bet. Calhoun and Prospect; Rev. Herbert J. Root, pastor, 277 Spring.
Chambers Street, Chambers, cor. Liberty: Rev. James Rog- ers, pastor, Palmyra, N. J.
Greenwood Avenue, Greenwood av., cor. S. Olden av. ; Rev. Fred- erick C. Uhl, pastor, 1248 Green- wood av.
Cadwalader Heights, Oak la., cor. Stuyvesant av. ; Rev. Frank- lin Haley, pastor, 226 Highland av.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL (African) Presiding Elder, Rev. John W. Cooper, Riverton, N. J. - Mt. Zion, Perry, n. Montgom- ery; Rev. Carl F. Flipper, 311 N. Montgomery. METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION
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Presiding Elder. Rev. J. H. White, Paterson, N. J.
St. Paul's, Willow, n. Penning- ton av. ; Rev. Turner, pastor, 86 Bellevue av.
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PRESBYTERIAN
First, E. State, n. Broad; Rev. Peter K. Emmons, pastor, 702 Greenwood av.
Second, N. W. cor. Market and Mercer; Rev. Howard J. Baura- g-artel, pastor, 142 Mercer.
Third, Warren, ab. Hanover; Rev. Frederick W. Stockwell, D.D., 139 N Warren.
Fourth, E. State, cor. N. Clin- ton av.; Rev. William M. Curry, pastor, 19 N. Clinton av.
Fifth, Princeton av., Rev. Sam- uel Guy Snowden, pastor, 198 Brunswick av.
Prospect, Prospect, cor. Spring: Rev. Francis Palmer, pastor, 347 Spring-.
East Trenton, N. Clinton av., cor. N. Olden av. : Rev. Clarence E. Hills, D.D., pastor, 635 W. State.
Bethany, Hamilton av., cor. Chestnut av. : Rev. D. Wilson Hollinger, .pastor, 456 Hamilton av.
Westminster, Greenwood and Walter avs.; Rev. George H. Ing- ram, pastor, Wilbur Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
Pilgrim Church, Woodland and Liberty; Rev. James C. Hughes, 1326 Genesee.
Immanuel (Italian), 444 Whit- taker av. ; Rev. Vincent Serafini, pastor, 62 Division.
Mount Carmel (Italian), 97 Ferrier av. : Rev. Nunzio Vecere, pastor, 693 Southard.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Diocese of Trenton, established July 15, 1881, comprises fourteen counties in the State, viz.: Atlan- tic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gluocester, Hunterdon, Mercer. Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Salem, Somer- set and Warren.
Bishop, Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Walsh, D.D. ; Chancellor, Maurice R. Spillane.
Churches and Clergy of Tren- ton:
St. Mary's Cathedral, Warren, cor. Bank; Rt. Rev. Merr. John H. Fox, V.G., LL.D., rector. 155 N. Warren; Rev. John McGrath, Rev. Leo Cox.
Church of the Sacred Heart, Broad, cor. Centre; Rev. Peter J. Hart, rector; Rev. Neil A. Moon- ey, Rev. Frederick Kimball.
St. Francis of Assisum (Ger- man), W. Front, n. Warren: Rev. Joseph Rathner, D.D., rector, res. adj.; Rev. Francis Yungfer.
Church of the Immaculate Con- ception, Chestnut av. : Very Rev. Alphonse Lehrscholl, O.M.C., rec-
tor, res. adj.; Rev. Father Robert, O.M.C., Rev. Father Bede, O.M.C, Rev. Father Edmond, O.M.C, Rev. Father Hubert, O.M.C, Rev. Father Raymond, O.M.C
St. Joseph's, St. Joes av., n. Ol- den av. ; Rev. Henry Ward, rec- tor, res. adj.; Rev. Thomas F. Maher.
Church of the Blessed Sacra- ment, Rutherford av., bet. Her- mitage av. and Cadwalader Park: Rev. Martin F. Casey, rector, 716 Bellevue av., Rev. Francis J. Sullivan.
St. Stanislaus (Polish), Randall av., cor. Smith: Rev. Stanislaus Czelusniak, O.M.C, rector, 60 Randall av.
Hol3^ Cross (Polish), Adeline, cor. Cass: Rev. Father John Bud- jiak, rector, res. adj.; phone 728, Rev. Konopka.
Holy Family (Italian), Paul av. cor. Nassau; Rev. L. P. Guzzardi, pastor.
St. Mary's (Greek), Grand and Malone; Rev. Eugene Homicsko, rector, 210 Grand.
St. Joachim's (Italian), Butler, n. S. Clinton av. : Rev. Michael Di Ielsi, rector, 19 Bayard: Rev. Al- phonse Palombi, Rev. B. Mont- rucchio.
Sts. Peter and Paul's (Slav), Second, n. Federal: Rev. Coloman Tomchany, rector. 351 Second.
St. Stephen's (Hungarian), 218- 222 Genesee: Rev. Charles Ra- doczy, rector, 210 Genesee.
St. Hedwig's (Polish). Bruns- wick av.. cor. OJden av. : Rev. Julian Zielinski. 872 Brunswick av.. Rev. John Sche.ia.
St. Basil's (Roumanian), Ade- line and Beatty; Rev. E. Lucaciu. rector. 730 Cass.
St. Francis Chapel. St. Francis Hospital; Rev. Leonard Menard, res. do.
MISCELLANEOUS
Brethren (Plymouth), 214 E. State: William S. Jaeger.
Chiesa Evangelica, 416 Hudson.
Chiesa Evangelica (Italian), 440 Whittaker a v.
Church of the New Revelation, 106 Perry; Leader, Mrs. R. S. Winn.
Church of the Living God, Rev. G. F. Giles, 221 N Clinton (Col- ored Mission).
City Rescue Mission, 347 N. Warren.
First Spiritualistic Church of Trenton, 219 E. State: Melvin A. Fogg, chairman: Mrs. Maria But- terfield, local pastor.
First Unitarian Church of Trenton, School of Industrial Arts; Rev. E. H. Reeman.
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Holiness Christian Mission, 120 Allen.
Hungarian Reformed, Home av. cor Beatty; Rev.. Geyza Korocz, pastor, 180 Home av.
Magyar Reformed Church, Home av., cor Beatty.
Montgomery Street Mission, 336 N. Montgomery; Cordelia F. Cook, 340 N. Montgomery.
Pillar of Fire, e. s. Harris av., ab. Ingham av.
Polish National Catholic
Church of Our Saviour, 1254 E. State; Rev. Vlademir Reichan.
St. Mark's Congregational, 235 Church.
St. Paulus German-American Evangelical, N. W. cor. Mercer and Greenwood av. ; Rev. A. F. Meyer, pastor, 259 Mercer.
Salvation Army Barracks,
Broad, n. Perry; Adjutant, Chas. Williams.
Seventh Day Adventist Church, 200 Columbus av. : Rev. W. H. Hickman, pastor, 452 Tyler.
Slackwood Union Chapel,
Brunswick av. : Rev. Robert L. Wellslager, 1372 Brunswick av.
Volunteers of America, 622 Perry; Richard E. Burnham, cap- tain.
Colleges - Business
Rider-Moore & Stewart Busi- ness College, 10-12 S. Broad. F. B. Moore. President and Secre- tary: J. E. Gill, Vice President and Treasurer.
Trenton Business School, 214 E. State. Charles C. Heimbach, President; C. Raymond Brink- man, Treasurer. »
German School
German and English Parochial School (Rev. Hugo R. Wendell), 191 S. Broad.
Roman Catholic Schools
St. Mary's, Bank, n. Warren; Sisters of Mercy.
St. John's, Lamberton, n. Bridge: Sisters of Charity.
St. John's Academy, 321 S. Broad; Sisters of Charity.
St. Francis, r. Church, W. Front, n. Warren; Sisters of St. Francis.
Immaculate Conception Schools Chestnut av. ; Sisters of St. Fran- is.
St. Joseph's, Sherman av. ; Sis- ters of Mercy.
St. Joachim's (Italian), 21 Bay- ard; Sisters of the Pious Mission.
Holy Cross, Adeline, cor. Cass; Felician Sisters.
St. Hedwig's, 1105 N. Olden av.; Felician Sisters.
Sts. Peter and Paul's, Second and Cass; Sisters of St. Dominic.
St. Mary's (Greek), Grant and Malone; Lay Teachers.
St. Stanislaus, Randall av. ; Franciscan Sisters.
St. Stephen's (Hungarian), Genesee; Sisters of Divine Char- ity.
Women's Christian Temperance Union
214 E. State. President, Mrs. James Ronan; First Vice Presi- dent, Mrs. M. A. Sweeney; Sec- ond Vice President, Mrs. J. C. Hulfish; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. J. F. Thompson: Recording Secretary, Mrs. E. W. Gilbert; Treasurer, Mrs. Margaret H. Hunt.
Young Men's Christian Association
Central Branch Headquarters, 129 E. State; President, H. Ar- thur Smith; General Secretary, Charles A. Green.
William G. Cook Branch, Greenwood av., cor. Olden av. ; Executive Secretary, E. R. Worthington.
Pennsvlvania Railroad Y. M. C. A., 508 E State; Secretary, James R. Campbell.
Young Women's Christian Association
138-140 E. Hanover street; President, Mrs. Howell C. Stull: First Vice President, Mrs. Ed- ward W. Dunham; Second Vice President, Mrs. Henry W. Green: Third Vice President, Miss Sarah Y. Ely: Secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Rockhill: Treasurer, Mrs. Cor- nelius Turford, 212 W State.
Public Monuments
Washington, Cadwalader Park.
Washington, Washington Mar- ket.
McClellan, Gen. George B., Riverview Cemetery, Linden av.
Roebling. John A., Cadwalader Park, North Drive.
Soldiers' and Sailors', Cadwal- ader Park, Bellevue av. entrance.
Swamp Angel, N. Clinton av., cor. Perry.
Trenton Battle Monument, N. Broad and Pennington av.
Truex, Gen. Wm. S., Riverview Cemetery, Elm av., n Soldiers' Plot.
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BUSINESS, CIVIC AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, ETC.
Association of 'Fire Underwrit- ers of Trenton. Treasurer George B. Yard, 306 E. State.
Baptist Ministers' Conference of Trenton. President, Rev. Don Clyde Kite.
Capital Liquor Dealers' Asso- ciation of Mercer County, last Wednesday, Trenton House. Fin- ancial Secretary, Fred Homeier.
Coach Owners' Association, first Thursday. Secretary, John Hartmann, 539 Centre.
Employing- Printers' Associa- tion of Trenton, Amer. Mech. Bldg. Executive Sec'y, Charles E. Schafer.
Engineers' Club of Trenton, second and fourth Thursday, Trent Theatre Bldg. President, Charles R. Fairchild: Secretary, Joseph E. English, 829 Edgewood av.
Farmers' Co-operative Associa- tion of Mercer County, Broad St. Bank Bldg., 8th floor.
Insurance and Real Estate Board of Trenton. President, James F. M. Phillips; Secretary, Gardner Cain.
Inter-Church Federation: third Monday. Secretary, Rev. Samuel S. Merriman, 22 6 Academy.
Manufacturers' Association of New Jersey, 510 Amer. Mech. Bldg.
Mason Builders' Association, 416 Amer. Mech. Bldg. -
Mercer Blind Association. President, Herbert Crowlev, 222 Jackson; Financial Secretary, Lily C. Brown; Treasurer, Mav Kuhl.
_" Mercer Branch Teachers' Re- tirement Fund, last Saturday in Jan. and Sept., Court House. Secretary. Frank w: Scobey, Lambertville, N. J.
Mercer County Bar Association, first Tuesday of May, Court House Secretary, Harry Heher, 301-5 Commonwealth Bldg.
Mercer County Board of Agri- culture Court House. Secretary, R. E Haines, R. D. No. 3, Rob- binsville, N. J.
Mercer County Component Medical, meets first Tuesday in each month in City Hall. Pres- ident, Dr. Irvine F. P. Turner- Secretary, Dr. A. Dunbar Hutch- inson.
Mercer County Dental Society. President, Dr. LeRoy W. Farley; Secretary, Dr. George H. Griffith.
Mercer County Homeopathic Medical Society, McKinley Hos- pital. Financial Secretary, Dr. Herman Baldauf, 313 Brunswick av.
Mercer County Poultry Asso- ciation, first Thursday, Chamber of Commerce Rooms. President, M. D. Chapman, Trenton Junc- tion; Secretary, LeRoy Sked, Pennington.
Mercer County Team and Auto Truck Owners' Association, sec- ond and fourth Monday, Cham- ber of Commerce Rooms. Pres- ident, Thomas E. Raub; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Wm. S. D'Arcy, 155 Cleveland av.
Mercer County Driving Asso- ciation. President, Monroe Bo- denweiser; Treasurer, George F. Harker, 566 Perry.
Ministerial Union. Secretary, Rev. Grayson C. Stup.
National Association of Let- ter Carriers, Branch 380, second Saturday, 153 N. Broad. Finan- cial Secretary, Thomas J. Whe- lan, 175 Passaic.
Practical Arts Teachers' As- sociation of Mercer County. Pres- ident, Joseph M. Arnold, Court House.
Retail Druggists' Association of Mercer County, monthlv, City Hall. President, Leo Swaim; Secretary, Henry D. Kehr. -
Rubber Manufacturers' Asso- ciation of Trenton. Secretary, Robert J. Stokes.
Sanitary Potters' Association, 1003 Amer Mech Bldg.
Sanitary Pottery Salesmen's Association, 1003 Amer Mech Bldg.
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Chamber of Commerce. Financial Secretary, Mrs. Charles B. Kennedy, 25 At- terbury av.
Trenton Battle Monument. Sec- retary-Treasurer, Thomas S. Chambers.
Trenton Clericus, fourth Mon- day. Financial Secretary Rev. William B. Rogers, 307 Hamilton av.
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America, first Saturday, 1205 Ar- cade Bldg. Financial Secretary, J. Walter Dixon, 446 Rutherford av. *
Trenton Grade Teachers' As- sociation. Secretary, Marguerite Jamison.
Trenton Kindergarten Asso- ciation. President, Edna -V. Hughes; Secretary, May Mc- Tamney.
Trenton Newsdealers' Associa- tion. Secretary,
Trenton Patrolmen's Benevo- lent Association. President, J. Kelly; Secretary, Charles Mullin.
Trenton Photographic Society, first Monday, 209 E. State. Fi- nancial Secretary, William D. Spear, 430 Rutherford av.
Trenton Potters' Association, 1003 Amer Mech Bldg.
Trenton Welfare Association, 215 Broad St. Bank Bldg\ Pres- ident, Edward L. Katzenbach.
Trenton and Mercer County Tuberculosis and Sanitation League, City Hall. President Frederick W. Donnelly.
United National Association of Post Office Clerks, Branch No. 50, first Sunday in Feb., May, Aug. and Nov. Secretary, Her- bert Murphy, 227 Hamilton av.
Universal Craftsman Council of Engineers, second and fourth Wednesday, Taylor Opera House £ldg. Financial Secretary, Ralph S. Mason, 363 Hamilton av.
Woman Suffrage Party of Trenton. President, Mrs. Clar- ence Moore; Treasurer, Mrs. Anita Stephan, 232 Highland av.
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
Cadwalader Association, first Wednesday, All Saints' P. E. Church. Secretary. Archibald Updike, 913 Englewood av.
Carroll Robbins Civic Associa- tion of the Tenth Ward. Finan- cial Secretary, Grant Castner, 329 Tyler.
Ewing-Hillcrest Civics Asso- ciation, last Friday, Concord, cor. Radnor av. President, H. M. DeLaney; Financial Secre- tary, C. G. Latham, 344 Berwyn av.
Hungarian-American Citizens' Club, 757 Cass. President, Ste- phen Friend; Secretary, Joseph Pasztor.
Italian-American Independence League. Sunday, Mott cor. Hud- son. Financial Secretary, Pas- quale A. Cella, 329 Elmer.
Jefferson Civics Club, Jefferson School. President, Thos. Henry; Secretary, Harry Madeley.
Pennington Road Community
Association, Lanning School, Pennington rd. President, Gro- ver C. Tilton, R. F. D. 1, Tren- ton.
Prospect-Hillcrest Association, first Tuesday, Stuyvesant av. cor. Edgemere av. Financial Secretary, J. Albert Homan, 228 Highland av.
Reservoir Vicinity Association, second and fourth Monday. Fi- nancial Secretary, Jesse Dungan, 685 Pennington av.
Riverside Park Civics ' Asso- ciation, first Monday. Secretary, Harry Baldwin.
Trenton Civics and Suffrage Club, first "Wednesday, Library Hall, 214 E. State. Financial Secretary, Mrs. Caroline S. Barn- ford.
Trenton Society for Organizing Charity, 116 W. State, third Tues- day. President, Miss E. G. John- son, 116 W. State; Secretary, Margaret A. Stryker, 139 Spring; Treasurer, Ella DeCou.
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS DEMOCRATIC
County Committee: Joseph S. Hoff, Princeton, Chairman; Sec- retary, Harry C. Hartpence.
Democratic League, first Mon- day, 217-219 E. State. President, S. Roy Heath: Financial Secre- tary, Alfred Wilson, 84 Green- wood av.
Democratic County Executive Committee. Chairman, Harry Heher.
REPUBLICAN
County Committee: Harry D. Leavitt, Chairman; Secretary, A. Dayton Oliphant.
Republican Club, 139 E. Han- over. President, A. Dayton Oli- phant: Secretary, G. A. Farnum; Treasurer, C. Updike.
Mercer County Republican Club. President, Wyndham
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E. C. Hutchinson Association. President, John D. Howell.
New Jersey Republican State Committee. 227 E. State.
Tenth Ward Republican Club, 99 Washington. President. Geo. Dotzert: Secretary, John Bates.
Union Republican League of Mercer County, 33 W. State. Sec- retary, Frank McCullough.
SOCIALIST
County Committee, Grand The- atre Bldg. Recording Secretary, Louis A- De Santis.
Young People's Socialist
League, Sunday, Grand Theatre Hall. Secretary, C. Cohen, 100 Jersey.
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TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
ORDERS, SOCIETIES, ETC.
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Mercer County Board, fourth Sunday, 127 S. Broad. President, Michael F. Black, 312 Ardmore av. ; Financial Secretary, Michael McGee, 1223 Chestnut av.
Division No. 1, first Sunday, 127 S. Broad. President, M. Wm. Murphy; Financial Secretary, John H. Mangan, 706 Princeton av.
Division No. 2, third Sundav, 127 S. Broad. President, Michael Kelley, 527 S. Broad; Financial Secretary, James J. Sweeney, 41 Cumberland av.
Division No. 4, fourth Sundav, 127 S. Broad. President, Michael 'Jennings, 25 Wall; Financial Secretary, Patrick Woods, 651 N. Clinton av.
Division No. 5, third Monday, 127 S. Broad. President, Michael F. Black, 312 Ardmore av. ; Fi- nancial Secretary, Joseph Mc- Donough, 468 Rutherford av.
Division No. 6, second Sunday, 127 S. Broad. President. James Dillon, 207 Morris av. : Hinancial Secretary, Thomas McGrath, 362 Morris av.
Division No. 7, fourth Wednes- day, Bradshow's Hall, N. Clin- ton av. President, John J. Cole- man, 692 Princeton av.: Finan^- cial Secretary, Daniel Carmody, 243 N. Clinton av.
Division No. 8, second Sundav, 127 S. Broad. President, Thomas Lavin, 449 Norway av.; Finan- cial Secretary, James Keenan, 701 Pacific.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. 6. H.
County. Board, Ladies' Auxil- iary. A. O. H., last Friday. St. Mary's Auditorium. CcAmty
President. Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- Gurk, 227% Kossuth: County Secretary, Mrs. Mary A. Gough, 122 Calhoun.
Division No. 1, second Tuesday, St. Mary's Auditorium. Finan- cial Secretary, Miss Margaret McTnerney, 109 Calhoun.
Division No. 2, second Friday, St. John's Hall. Financial Sec- retary, Miss Grace McGowan, 292 Church.
Division No. 3, second Friday, Parochial Hall, Chestnut av. Fi- nancial Secretary. Mrs. Mary Schomberg, 29 Mulberrv.
Division No. 4, third Thursday, St. Joseph's Hall. Financial Secretary, Catherine Weier, 616 S. Clinton av.
Division No. 5, fourth Wednes- day, Concordia Hall. Financial Secretary, Miss Mary Connolly, 81 Spring.
Division No. 7, second Wednes- day, Concordia Hall. Secretary, Mrs. Mafy Barber, 41 Garfield av.
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Washington Lodge, No. 43, first and third Friday, Smith's Hall. Financial Secretary, A. W. Chap- man, 218 West End av.
Athletic and Sporting Clubs
American Bridge Company Athletic Association, first Friday, 838 S. Warren. Treasurer, Harry E. Klein, care American Bridge Co., Trenton, N. J.
Lambertville Athletic Club, Dayton and Howell.
Trenton Athletic Club, Grand Theatre. President, Joseph A. Manze, 87 S. Clinton av.
B. P. O. Elks
Trenton Lodge, No. 105, B. P= O. E., Elks' Bldg., N. Warren opp. W. Hanover. Exalted Ruler„ Samuel Hilton, 18 Ellsworth av. ; Secretary, Albert E. Dear- den, 820 S. Olden av.
Brotherhood of America
CIRCLES
Grand Circle Brotherhood of America. G. C. W., George H. Cummins, Camden, N. J.: G. C. J., John Jameson, Trenton, N. J.
Jefferson, No. 7, second and fourth Thursday, Ribsam Bldg. Financial Secretary, John A. Bensal, 535 Stuyvesant av.
Capital, No. 11, Monday, Brad- shaw Hall. H. S. K, William F. Dettmar, Jr., 123 Columbus av.
Mercer, No. 40, Monday, 127 S. Broad. Financial Secretary.
George P. Hoffman, 27 Yard av.
Trenton, No. 43, Thursday, 112 S. Broad. Financial Secretary, George J. Wenzel, 415 Stuyvesant av.
City, No. 44, Star Hall, second and fourth Wednesday. H. S. K, John M. Moser, 906 Genesee.
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Delaware, No. 46, Thursday, 612 S. Warren. H. S. K., John J. Geagheion,, 29 Lewis.
Keystone, No. 49, Friday, 701 N. Clinton av. H. S. K., John Nee, 51 Southard.
HOMES
Trenton, No. 26, first and third Thursday, Ribsam Bldg\ H. S. K., Mary Schuchardt, 19 Sherman av.
Welcome, No. 27, Tuesday, 205 S. Broad. H. S. K., Mabel Lewis, 1224 Genesee.
City, No. 28, Saturday, Star Hall, 189 S. Broad. H. S. K„ Mary L. Chadwick, 679 Centre.
Capitol, No. 29, Thursday, Star Hall, 189 S. Broad. H. S. K., Catharine A. Magee, 258 Garfield av.
Canoe and Yacht Clubs
Chippewa Canoe Club, first Monday, at Mill, cor. Trenton av., Morrisville, Pa. Secretary, Frank L. Muschert, 236 Washington, Morrisville, Pa.
Equitable Waterway Club, first Wednesday in each month, 1001 Lamberton. Commodore, Edward Taylor, 1502 S. Broad.
Jack W. Stokes Yacht Club, 110 Bridge. Secretary, J. Frank Fowler, 110 Bridge.
Lenape Canoe Club. William M. Johnson, P. O. Box 41, Mor- risville, Pa.
Scudder Falls Outing Club, Scudder Falls, N. J. Secretary, Frank Fell, 128 E. Front.
Trenton Boat Club, Delaware River and Gouveneur av. -
Trenton Canoe Club, Delaware River and Overbrook av. Pur- ser, Frank E. Kimble, care Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
Trenton Yacht Club, Inc., first Wednesday, 1171 Lamberton. Fi- nancial Secretary, George L. Klein, 1171 Lamberton.
Park Island Canoeing Associa- tion, 203 E. State. Financial Secretary, William B. Maddock, 42 Division.
West End Canoe Club. River- side av. W. of Hermitage av.
Clubs and Social Organizations
Adelphi Club, 306 Wilkinson Bldg.
After Breakfast Club, Tuesday, 128 S. Warren. Financial Secre- tary, Samuel J. T. Fell, 333 Brunswick av.
Annex Club, 40 E. State.
Caledonian Club, second Fri- day, Grand Theatre Bldg. Sec-
retary, William G. Laird, 645 Franklin.
Caledonian Club, Ladies' Aux- iliary, second and fourth Friday, Grand Theatre Bldg. Financial Secretary, Mayme Fenton, Cen- tre.
Calumet Club, 103 E. State.
Capitol Social Club, every other Friday, 28 N. Olden av. Fi- nancial secretary, - William E. Leedom, 28 N. Olden av.
Carteret Club, Commonwealth Bldg. Financial Secretary, Chas. R. Smith, Commonwealth Bldg.
Catholic Club, fourth Monday, 1 Centre. Financial Secretary, Thomas M. Durnan. 514 Ferry.
Chamber of Commerce. Broad St. Bank Bldg. H. Conover, Sec- retary.
Chambersburg Social Club, 235 Genesee.
City Club, 19 W. State.
Comitas Club, first and third Sunday, 40 E State. Financial Secretary, John B. Maddock.
Contemporary, first and third Tuesday from October to May, 176 W. State. Treasurer, Mrs. Frank J. Newburg, 844 W. State.
Cottage Club, first Thursday, 613 N. Clinton av. Financial Sec- retary, Frederick Seabridge, N. Clinton av., cor. N. Olden av.
Duquesne Club, 410 Brunswick av. Secretary, Louis Morley, 342 Brunswick av.
Geis August Association, 677 S. Broad.
Girls' Community Club, 124 E. Hanover.
In-and-Out Social Club, second Tuesday, 803 Hudson. Secretary, Howard H. Ely, 746 Chambers.
International Institute, 942 S. Clinton av. Cora W. Fantoni, Secretary.
John Herrman Association, first and third Sunday, 904 Lib- erty. Financial Secretary, C. Frederick Lauble, 900 Liberty.
Kiwanis Club, Wednesday. President, Joseph Hottel; Secre- tary, Frederick Beans.
Laurel Social Club, second and fourth Sunday, 55 6 N. Clinton av. Financial Secretary, Robert Dar- gan, 25 Bond.
Lotus Club, first Saturday, 17 S. Broad. Secretary, Wm. H. Gandy, 53 Southard.
Ninth Ward Social Club, 703 S. Broad.
Oakdale Club, second and fourth Sunday. Financial S< tary, William B. Fine, 37 Oak".
Old Barracks Association, 111 W. Front. Board of Trustees meet first Monday. Financial Secre- tary, Mrs. E. R. Walker, 107 W, State.
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Owl Association, 140 S. Broad. Secretary, Harry Hack, 18 Green- wood av.
Page Samuel Camping- Club, 955 New York av.
Princeton Club of Trenton. Sec- retary, Edward D. Miers, 137 E. State.
Progress Club, 534 E. State.
Reliance Social Club, 110 Bridge. Secretary, John J. Mc- Carthy, 233 Fair.
Rene Joseph Social Club, 522 N. Clinton av. President, Frank Masterson.
Trenton Club, 36 W. State.
Trenton Council, Knights of Columbus, 221 N. Warren. G. K., M. William Murphy.
Trenton Country Club, second Monday, Asylum Road. Secre- tary, John G. Connor, Front, cor. Stockton.
Trenton Rotary Club, Charles S. Maddock, President; Charles F. Stout, Secretary.
Trenton Social Club, 108 E. Hanover.
Virsolus Club, E. State and Olden av. Secretary, Victor Moran.
War Carao Community Club, 132 E. State.
Wickes Club, 400 Fair.
Wikiup Club, Brookville.
Daughters American Revolution
Broad Seal Chapter meets on call, at 111 W. Front. Regent, Mrs. Cornelius /Hook, 333 W. State; Secretary, Mrs. Edw. D. Miers, 20 Fisher pi.
Captain Jonathan Oliphant Chapter meets on call, at 248 W. State. Honorary Regent, Mrs. S. D. Oliphant, Jr., 837 Edgewood av. ; Secretary, Miss Jessie Wil- lets, Atlantic City, N. J.
General David Forman Chapter meets on call at homes of mem- bers. Regent, Mrs. John Moses; Secretary, Mrs. John H. Scudder, 156 W. State: Treasurer, Miss Margaret Chambers, 461 Green- wood av.
General Hugh Mercer Chapter, second Friday of every two months, at homes of members. Regent, Mrs. Howell C. Stull, 47 Prospect; Corresponding Secre- tary, Louise B. Struble.
General Washington Chapter, second Tuesday in Feb., April, Oct. and Dec, at homes of mem- bers. Regent, Mrs. George B. Yard, 494 Greewood av. ; Secre- tary, Mrs. Archibald M. Brown, 108 S. Overbrook av.
Trent Chapter, second Tuesday (from Oct. to June inclusive), at homes of members. Regent, Mrs.
Alexander F. Jamieson; Treas- urer, Mrs. William McK. Morris, Bordentown, N. J.; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Mary K. S. Brake- ley.
Firemen's Organizations
Trenton Paid Firemen's Relief Association. President, James Bennett; Secretary, Thomas Phel- an, 24 Wall.
Trenton Paid Firemen's Pen- sion Fund. President, James Bennett; Secretary, John Ford, 569 Perry.
Exempt Firemen's Association, Exempt Headquarters. President, Charles P. Fields; Secretary, Wm. H. Baker; Treasurer, Edw. C. Hillman.
Board of Visitors Volunteer Relief Association, Exempt Head- quarters. President, John D. Howell; Secretary, Elias K. Les- lie, 122 S. Warren.
Trenton Volunteer Firemen's Relief Association, Exempt Head- quarters. Presiden't, Harry F. Smith: Secretary, John C. Hayes, 653 Stuyvesant av.
America Hose Company, Perry President, "William T. Maddock; Secretary, Josiah Jones, Mercer- ville, N. J.
Delaware Engine Company, Ex- empt Headquarters. Secretary, John C. Hayes, 653 Stuyvesant av.
Eagle Engine Company, S. Broad. Secretary, J. Larison Ag- new, P. O. Box 564.
Hamilton Fire Co., E. State, near Whitehead rd. President,- Robert Laird, 217 Johnston av. ; Secretary, John T. Magowan, . Whitehead rd.
Harmony Engine Company, N. Warren. President, Jules S. Fer- riott: Secretary, Peter Gaffney, 561 S. Warren.
Lawrenceville Road Fire Co. President, Stephen Zigler; Secre- tary, Mr. Balaam.
Liberty Engine Company, N. Clinton av. President, Henry Welsh; Secretary, Stephen J. Healey, 207 Southard.
Lincoln Hook and Ladder Com- pany. Chestnut av. President, Thomas Preston; Secretary, D. T. Wittenborn. 705 S. Broad.
Mutual Engine Company, S. Broad. President, Thomas Mc- Grillis.
Ossenberg Hose Company, Ex- empt Headquarters. President, Albert E. Rainbow: Secretary, Alois Goehrig, 60 Asbury.
Prospect Heights Volunteer Fire Co., No. 1, R. F. D. No. 1, Trenton, N. J.
Rusling Hose Co., 255 Schiller av. (Bd. St. Pk).
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Slackwood Volunteer Co., No. 1, Slack av. President, Thomas B. Hyatt; * Secretary, Thomas S, Stevens.
Slackwood Firemen's Relief As- sociation. President, Thomas B. Hyatt; Secretary, Charles S. Carr, Carr av., Slackwood, R. F. D. No. 2, Trenton, N. J.
Trenton Hose Company, Ex- empt Headquarters. President, C. Harry Baker; Secretary, W. Ir- vine Hutchinson.
Union Engine Company, Ex- empt Headquarters. President, Thomas R. Ewing; Secretary, Harvey S. Hammell, 112 E. Han- over.
Washington Hook and Ladder Company, Exempt Headquarters. President, John Little; Secretary, Joseph A. Trenham, 401 Walnut av.
Foresters of America
Court of Trenton, No. 138, first and third Thursday, Savoi Hall. Financial Secretary, Anthony B. Rebecca, 33 Swan.
Court Gen. Richard A. Don- nelly, No. 169, first and third Monday, Wagner & Meyer Hall. Financial Secretary, James L. Hutchinson, Jr., 1432 N. Olden av.
Grand Army of the Republic
Aaron Wilkes Post, No. 23, Sat- urday, 207 N. Montgomery. Quar- termaster and Adjutant, William L. Vandewater, 310 W. State.
Bayard Post, No. 8, Tuesday, 205 N. Montgomery. Adjutant, S. K. Louden, 213 Bellevue av. »
Thomas Hamilton Post, No. 56, second Wednesday, 36 Chancery. Adjutant, Henry Hubbard, 19 Stevens.
1 Aaron Wilkes Corps, No. 7, Friday, 17 N. Broad. Secretary, Anna M. Sparmaker, 705 Stuyve- sant av.
Bayard Post, Relief Corps, No. 11, Wednesday, 207 N. Montgom- ery. Secretary, Mrs. Addie M. Hill, 23 N. Willow.
Bayard Circle, No. 8, Ladies, first and third Friday, 207 N. Montgomery. Financial Secre- tary, Elizabeth Homan, 4 Lewis.
SONS OF VETERANS General James A. Garfield Camp, No. 4, Thursday, 207 N. Montgomery. Secretary, H. D. Williams, 414 Market. v
Ferd. V. Dayton Camp, No. 5, first and third Friday, 219 E. State. Financial Secretary, Ed- ward S. Van Aman, R. D. 1, Tren- ton, N. J.
Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 5, sec- ond and fourth Monday, 219 E. State. Financial Secretary, Mrs. Covert, Mercer st.
Garfield Auxiliary, No. 18, first and third Monday, 205 N. Mont- gomery. Secretary, Mrs. Ida B. Rose, 577 N. Clinton av.
German Societies
Assunpink Lager, No. 16, V. O. R. M., second and fourth Satur- day, Liederkranz Hall.
Badenia Singing Society, everv other Sunday, Bickel's Hall, 260 Home av. Secretary, John
Schwarzwaelder, 751 Beatty.
Badischer Beneficial Society, every other Sunday, Bickel's Hall. Secretary, William Graser, 668 Franklin.
Banater Maennerchor, every other Sunday, Labor Hall, S. Broad. Secretary, Franz Ciraky.
Bavarian Benefician Society, every fourth Sunday, Lierder- kranz Hall. Secretary, John Schneider, 312 Woodland.
Benevolent Society of the United States for the Propaga- tion of Cremation, Branch 44, third Saturday, 234 N. Clinton av. Financial Secretary, Charles Stieh, '234 N. Clinton av.
Cecelia Singing Society, first Tuesday, 1 Beatty. Secretary, George Schuck, 145 Kent.
Einjachriger Arbeiter Kranken, Unterstuctzingsverein, first Sun- day, 1112 Chestnut av. Secre- tary, Stephan Genf, 409 Morris av.
German Chamber, No. 2, O. K. F., every other Wednesday. Lie- derkranz Hall. Financial Secre- tary, Oscar ' Lehmann, 107 Ash- more av.
German Club of Trenton, sec- ond Thursday, Chestnut av., cor- Rusling. Secretary, Charles
Strauss, 18 Colonial av.
German - Hungarian Beneficial Society, every other Sunday, Pad- deratz Hall. Financial Secretary, Joseph Pusz, 848 Franklin.
German - Hungarian Citizens' Club, Woodland cor. Dayton. Secretary, Henry Notum, 343 Cummings av.
German - Hungarian Singing Society, every other Sunday af- ternoon, Morris av., cor. Division Secretary, Martin Angebrandt, 112 Hewitt.
German South Hungarian Ben- eficial Society, every other Sun- day. Padderatz Hall. Financial Secretary, H. Nothum, 343 Cum- mings av.
German South Hungarian Lie- dertafel, every other Sunday Padderatz Hall. Secretary. Ar-
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Harmonic Ladies' Society, first Wednesday, in homes of mem- bers. President, Mrs. A. Lahger, 120 Rusling; Secretary, Mrs. J. Goedde, 121 William.
Hessian Beneficial Society, every other Sunday, Gaiser's Hall. Secretary, Emil Marotte, 933 Genesee.
Liederkranz Ladies' Society, last Tuesday, Liederkranz Hall. Secretary, Mrs. A. Plaag, 119 William.
Liederkranz Singing- Society, every other Sunday. Liederkranz Hall. Secretary, Edward Marotte, 701 Division.
Martha Washington Tribe, No. 12, every other Wednesday, Lie- derkranz Hall. Secretary, Mrs. Christina Ebner, 5 Hewitt.
Modoc Stamfh, No. Ill, U. O. R. M. Henry Petry, Secretary, 836 S. Warren.
Paripascher Einjachriger Kran- ken Verein, third Sunday, 1112 Chestnut av. Secretary, Andrew Kuhn, 628 Washington.
Prussian Beneficial Society, every other Sunday, Kestner's Hall, 1001 S. Clinton av. Secre- tary, Hugo Ptschyody, 715 Cass.
Schiller Lodge, No. 80, I. O. O. F., Thursday, Liederkranz Hall. Secretary, Henry Petry, S. War- ren.
Schwaebischer Volkfestverein, every other Sunday, Liederkranz Hall. Secretary, Carl Bopp, 2 Yetter's ct.
Schweppermann Section B. V. V., every other four weeks, on Saturday. Financial Secretary, Edward Marotte, 701 Division.
Trenton Liedertaf<el Singing Society. Sunday afternoon, 140 S. Broad. Secretary, Charles Krieger, 60 Hermitage av;
Trenton Schwaebischer Fran- en-Verein, third Thursday, 220 Fulion. Secretary, Pauline
SehaefT, 27 Hewitt.
Workmen's Furniture Fire In- surance Society, Trenton Branch, 234 X. Clinton av. Financial Sec- retary, Charles Stieh, 2 34 N. Clinton av.
Workmen's Sick and Death
Benefit Fund, Branch No. 61,
first Tuesday, Hurley's Hall.
tary, Charles Stieh, 234 N.
Clinton av.
Wi'crttemberger Beneficial As- sociation, every oilier Sunday, Kestner's Hall, 1003 S. Clinton a\. Secretary, Hugo Ptschyody, 715 Cass.
Hebrew Societies Ahavath Sholom Lodge. No. 827, [ndependent Order B'rith
Sholom, second and fourth Sun- day, Odd Fellows' Hall, South Broad and Ferry.
B'nai B'rith, Trenton Branch. President, Jonas A. Fuld; Sec- retary, Herman Lefkowitz, 557 S. Broad.
City Capital Lodge, No. 1, In- dependent Order Ahavas Achim, first and third Sunday, Arcade Hall. Financial Secretary, Julius Gerofsky, 237 Fall.
Happy Day Club, every other Sunday. Miss Lillian R. ColTen, Guardian.
Jewish War Relief. Treasur- er, Max Borstein, 125 Centre.
Live Wire Club of Y. M. H. A. Secretary, Horace Van Sylke.
National Workmen's Alliance. Secretary, Mr. Arkin, 108 Lam- berton.
Pride of Trenton Lodge, No. 494, Independent Order B'rith Abraham, second and fourth Sunday, Arcade Hall. Secretary, Samuel Segal.
Progress Club. Secretary, Philip Papier, 474 Riverside av.
S. L. A. Elizabeth Zimskind, Guardian.
Socialist Party. Louis Lehman, 6 Lamberton.
Sunshine Welfare Association, every other Tuesday, Y. M. H. A. Community Home. Dorothy
Zorn, Guardian.
Trenton Chapter Hadassah, meets at Y. M. H. A. President, Mrs. S. Yakimov; Secretary, Celia Garb.
Trenton City Lodge, No. 39, Independent Order B'rith Sholom, first and third Sunday, Arcade Bldg. Financial Secretary, Peter Littman, 92 Lamberton.
Trenton Hebrew Charity So- ciety, Market and Mill. Louis All ert, 8 Decatur.
Trenton Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society, third Monday, Y. M. H. A. President, Mrs. A. M. Rosen- blatt, 523 S. Warren.
Trenton Jewish Relief Associa- tion. President, David Abrams; Secretary, Isadore Grad, 6 Union.
Trenton Zion Camp, No. 44,. Ord< r Brei Zion. every other Sun- day. Y. M. H. A. Mr. Litt.
Trenton Zion District. Secre- tary, Jennie Lavi'ne, 318 Centre. Workmen's Circle. Branch 90, first and third Sunday, Arcade Hall. Secretary, Maurice Cohen.
X. T. C. President, Bertha Moskowitz.
Young Judea, Sunday, Y. M. H. A. Simon Rednor, Governor.
Young Men's Hebrew Associa- tion. 18 S. Stockton. President,
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Young- Women's Hebrew Asso- ciation* first Monday, Y. M. H. A. Mrs. H. Wirtschafter, Presi- dent Advisory Board.
Improved Order of Redmen
Moax Tribe, No. 5, Wednesday, 153 N. Broad, C. of R„ Harry Bailey, 405 N. Montgomery.
Assunpink Tribe, No. 86, Mon- day, Eagle Hall, Broad cor. Ferry. C. of R., Arthur E. Harrison, 164 Brown.
Iroquois Tribe, No. 93, Tuesday, 212 N. Clinton av. C. of R., Albert H. Bradshaw, 212 N. Clin- ton av.
Uncas Tribe, No. 102, Wednes- day, Wagner's Hall, Mott and Hudson. C. of R., James H. Tin- dall, 1018 Chestnut av.
Onas Tribe, No. 108, Tuesday, 120 N. Warren. C. of R., Louis Stamets, P. O. Box 241, Morris- ville, Pa.
Onalaska Tribe, No. 115, Fri- day, 120 N. Broad. C. of R., George W. Raylman, 103 S. War- ren.
Woosamonsa Tribe, No. 170, I Tuesday, Taylor Opera House. C. of R. S. H. Phillips, 634 Prince- ton av.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
The Grand Lodge of New Jer- sey will meet in Newark on No- vember 19-20, 1919, in annual session. Grand Master, Harvey S. Hopkins, Newton, N. J.; Grand Secretary, Harry S. Pine, Tren- ton, N. J.; Grand Lodge Offltee, 137-139 E. State.
Trenton Lodge, No. 3, Monday, I. O. O. F. Hall, 309 S. Broad. R. S., John Drechsler, 149 N. Broad.
Mercer Lodge, No. 34, Thurs- day, I. O. O. F. Hall, 309 S. Broad. R. S., John S. McCoy, 446 Tyler.
South Trenton Lodge, No. 36, Thursday, S. W. cor. Broad and Ferry. R. S., Wm. F. Tootell, 330 Genesee.
Schiller Lodge, No. 80, Thurs- day, Liederkranz Hall, 1025 S. Clinton av. R. S., Henry Petry, 836 S. Warren.
Garibaldi Lodge, No. 102, Fri- day, Wagner's Hall, N. W. cor. Mott and Hudson. R. S., Michael Commini, 34 Butler.
Fred D. Stuart Lodge, No. 154, Monday, Arcade Bldg., 15 E. State. R. S., Thomas Farrell, 319 Spring.
Home Lodge, No. 211, Tuesdav, I. O. O. F. Hall, 309 S. Broad.
R. S., Alfred H. Robinson, 40 Commerce.
Meni Lodge, No. 217, Tuesday, S. W. cor. Broad and Ferry. R S., A. B. Wilson, 881 Revere av.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge, No 9 first and third Tuesday, Ribsam Bldg. R. S., Mrs. Jennie Som- mers, 279 Rutherford av.
Odd Fellows' Home, Penning- ton av, cor. Scotch rd. Matron, Mrs. E. S. Adams, Trenton, N- J Secretary, Frank W. Tussev' Camden, N. J. *
ENCAMPMENTS The Grand Encampment of Pa- triarchs, I. O. O. F. of New Jer- sey. Grand Patriarch, L. S. Sau- bel, Camden, N. J.; Grand Scribe, £rank R. Jummel, 242 Snrin°- Trenton, N. J. v 5|
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^}r\ar£h Militant, Canton Capital City, No. 3, fourth Fri- day, S. Broad and Ferry. Can- tain, Jacob Horwitz: Clerk Peter Liftman, 92 Lamberton. '
Independent Order of Red Men
Modoc Tride, No. Ill, Tuesday, Liederkranz Hall. Secretary, Henry Petry, 836 S. Warren.
Martha Washington Tribe, No. 1Z, alternate Wednesdays, Lie- derkranz Hall. Financial Secre- tary, Mrs. Christine Ebner, 5 Hewitt.
Assunpink Encampment, No 16, second and fourth Tuesday, Liederkranz Hall. Secretary
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Martha Washington Lodge No. 3, first and third Wednesday, Lie- derkranz Hall. Financial Secre- tary Mrs. Christine Ebner, 5 Hewitt.
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*i A1j)h,a Lodge, No. 1, first and third Wednesday, Ribsam Bldg. Financial Secretary, Mary J. Wilkes, 129 E. Front.
Junior Order United American Mechanics
State Council of Now Jor^ov meets second Wednesday in Octo- ber 1919, at Atlantic City, N. J. William H. Miers, State Council Secretary, Rooms 903-904, Am. r. Mech. Bldg.
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Commodore Perry Council, No. 80, Tuesday, Arcade Bldg. R. S., Lewis Shropshire, 863 Melrose av., Trenton, N. J.
Nathan Hale Council, No. 89, Monday, Arcade Bldg. R. S., Harry Coates, 17 Livingston.
Trenton Council, No. 90, Wed- nesday, Ribsam Bldg". R. S., Edw. P. Bruere, 248 Jackson.
Century Council, No. 100, Fri- day, Arcade Bldg. R. S., Hiram G. Madden, 73 Spring.
United States Council, No. 146, Monday, 219 E. State. R. S., Frank G. Layton, 23 Christopher.
N. J. Funeral Benefit Associa- tion. President, Thomas H. Irvin, 317 Cass St., Trenton, N. J. Secretary, Howard S. Norris, 119 Seymour, Newark, N. J.
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C^ Knights of Friendship
William McKinley Chamber, No. 1, second and fourth Wed- nesday, 205 S. Broad. Financial Secretary, William J. McClain, 539 Second.
Germania Chamber, No. 2, every other Wednesday, Lieder- kranz Hall, 1029 S. Clinton av. Secretary, John Schneider, 312 Woodland.
Mercer Chamber, No. 3, first and third Friday, Liederkranz Hall. Financial Secretary, Geo. M. Applegate, 232 Euclid av.
Capital Chamber, No. 5, first and third Thursday, Bradshaw's Hall, N. Clinton av., cor Perry. Financial Secretary, John H. Winsor, 276 Walnut av.
Wilbur Chamber, No. 7, Friday, 735 E. State. Financial Secre- tary, Joseph Harrison, 70 Cleve- land av.
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Grand Castle of New Jersey, Headquarters, Room 5, Ribsam Bldg. Grand Master of Records, Martin L. Ferris, Asbury Park, N. J.
The K. G. E. Funeral Benefit Fund. Office, Room 5, Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, Sidney J. Hale, Millville, N. J.
Mercer Castle, No. 23, K. G. E., Thursday, Ribsam Bldg. M. of R., Robert P. Dinges, Jr., Stuy- vesant a v.
Capital Castle, No. 28, K. G. E., Wednesday, Ribsam Bldg. M. of R., Frederick H. Schmelzeisen, 1109 Division.
Star of Bcthlohom Castlo. No. 68, K. G. E., Thursday, Hudson,
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Laurel Temple, No. 3, L. G. E., first and third Friday. Ribsam Bldg. G. of R., Emma L. Heck, 28 Sheridan av.
Knights of Malta
Grand Commandery of New Jersey. Grand Recorder, Fred- erick S. Benson, Succasunna, ' N. J.
St. John's Commandery, No. 2, Thursday, Taylor Opera House Bldg. Recorder, J. P. Miller, 871 Revere av.
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of New Jersey meets at Newark the third Wed- nesday in February, 1920. Grand Keeper of Records and Seal, El- mer E. Margerum, Forst-Richey Bldg.
Morris Brink, 419 N. Montgom- ery, Deputy Grand Chancellor.
All Pythian Lodges meet in the Alhambra Bldg., 23-25 N. Warren.
Spartacus Lodge, No. 10, Tues- day. Keeper of Records and Seal, John C. Eccles, 235 N. War- ren.
Trenton Lodge, No. 60, Friday. Keeper of Records and Seal, Munson W. Bellis, 125 W. Han- over.
Pythias Lodge, No. 61, Thurs- day. Keeper of Records and Seal, Elmer L. Francis, 413 Cuy- ler av.
Hamilton Lodge, No. 91, Wed- nesday. Keeper of Records and Seal, Truman Snyder, 809 Divi- sion.
Pythian Sisters
Sicilian Temple, No. 17, Wed- nesday afternoon, Alhambra Bldg., 23-25 N. Warren. Mistress of Records and Correspondence, Eleanor Winkler, 250 Highland av.
Labor Organizations
National Brotherhood of Opera- tive Potters, Offices, 1009-11 Amer Mech. Bldg. First Vice President, Frank H. Hutchins.
American Federation of Labor. Annual convention in June. Ex- ecutive Board meets in interim. President, Samuel Gompers; Sec- retary, Frank Morrison, A. F. of L. Bldg., Washington, D. C.
A. F. of L. Organizers in Tren- ton: Luke B. Travers, 70 Lamber- ton; Anthony Spair, 1006 Chest- nut av. : C. Howard Sever, 276 La- fayette av. : Reuben Forker, 153 Sherman av.
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The Executive Board meets in interim. President, Arthur A. Quinn; Secretary, Henry F. Hil- fers, 16 Clinton av., Newark, N. J.
Mercer County Central Labor Union. Meets every Friday night, Carpenters' Building-, N. Clinton av. President, John Remele, 47 Arlington av. ; Vice President, John J. Kenny, 95 Liberty; Re- cording and Corresponding Sec- retary, Reuben Forker, 15.3 Sher- man av., or mail P. O. Box 529; Financial Secretary, Geo. Guthrie, 51 South Olden av. ; Treasurer, Harry S. Warren, 463 Rutherford av.; Guide, Ed. O. Sheahan, 1058 S. Broad; Sergeant-at-Arms, Harry Miller, 44 Chambers; Trus- tees, Benj. A. Wilson, 153 S. Stockton; Benjamin Glasco, 6 Peace; Henry H. B. Fowler, 306 W. Hanover.
Allied Printing Trades Council, second Monday, Blackford's Hall. President, Benj. A. Wilson, 153 S. Stockton; Secretary, D. E. Sweeny, 15 Grant av.
Building Trades Council, Tues- day, Ribsam Bldg. President, Edw F. Dancer, 137 Cooper; Sec- retary, H. S. Warren, 463 Ruther- ford av.
Automobile Tire Workers, 14852, first and third Tuesday, 112 ' S. Broad. Secretary, William Baxter, 645 N. Clinton.
Bakers, 202, Saturday after- noon, 224 S. Warren. Secretary, N. Kozlowski, 343 Centre.
Barbers, 296, first and third Tuesday, Camera Hall. Secre- tary, Angelo Fiori, 752 Centre. _
Bartenders, 124, second ana fourth Sunday afternoons, 112 S. Broad. Secretary, Alfred A. Stults, 112 S. Broad.
Bookbinders, 94, second Thurs- day, Perry and Broad. Secretary, Raymond Fell, 78 Spring.
Brewers, Bottlers and Drivers, 26, alternate Sunday afternoons, Labor Hall; Secretary, Harry J. Miller, 44 Chambers.
Bricklayers and Plasterers, 9, Monday, Ribsam Bldg. Secre- tary, E. McChesney, 121 Cham- bers; Business Agent, Harry Ferry, 633 Princeton av.
Carpenters, 31, Monday, Car- penters' Bldg. Secretary, Jos. E. James, White Horse. Business Agent, G. W. Adams, 'phone 811.
Cigarmakers, 428, Secretary, Alois Klaiber, Lafayette av.
Division 540, Trolleymen, first and third Monday, morning and evening sessions, Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, L. Adams, 269 Clay.
Division 564, Trolleymen, sec- ond and fourth Thursday, Rib-
sam Bldg. Secretary, J. F. Mc- Carthy, 142 W. Hanover.
Electrical Workers, 29, first and third Thursday, Ribsam P-,1^8"™ Secretary, H. J. Manley, 115 Chancery.
Electrical Workers, 269 Wed- nesday, Camera Hall. Secretary R. A. Jahn, 121 Park Lane.
Electrical Porcelain Pressers
266, first and third Monday. 112 S Broad. Secretary, V. P, Haydu, 50 Assunpink.
Electrical Porcelain Finishers,
267, Tuesday, Ribsam Bldg. Sec- retary, Helen Malloy, 48 Jeffer- son.
General Ware Pressers, 37, N. B. of O. P., first and third Mon- day, Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, William Young, 37 Hart av.
Hodcarriers, Building Laborers, 50, second and fourth Thursdays, at Princeton. Secretary, Frank Zuppardi, 28 Lytle.
Hodcarriers, 369, Monday, Camera Hall. Secretary, W Treadwell, 37 Bellevue.'
Kilnmen, 35, N. B. of O P Thursday, Ribsam Bldg.
Lathers, Wood and Wire, 66, Monday, Stolte's Hall. Secretary and Business Agent, Fred Ben- nett, 715 Adeline.
Letter Carriers' Association, 380. Second Saturday, 153 N Broad. Secretary, Willard M. Hammond.
Machinists, 398, Tuesday night Carpenters' Hall. Secretary, j! Lindsay VanNest, 127 Brunswick.
Machinists, Mercer Lodge, 1043. Thursday night, Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, D. J. Henry, 119 Bruns- wick av.
Metal Polishers Brass Workers, 140,- second and fourth Tuesdav, Labor Hall. Secretary, Cornelius Scales, 2346 William.
Moulders, 267, first and third Thursdays, Labor Hall. Secre- tary, Benj. Glasco, 6 Peace.
Moving Picture Operators. Sec- retary, J. N. Dakin, P. O. Box, 506.
Musical Association, 62, first Sunday morning, 215 E. Stale. President, E. A. Nack, 224 High- land av. ; Secretary, H. A. Tom- linson, 143 Garfield av.
Packers, 49, N. B. of O. P., second and fourth Fridays, Rib- sam Bldg. Secretary, G. Bad- deley, 217 Dickinson.
Painters and Paporhangers, 301, Monday, Ribsam Bldg. Sec- retary, George T. Jenkins, 2473 Genesee. Business Agent, H. S. Warren, 17 Cumberland. Phone. 4707-W.
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Plumbers, Steam, Gas Fitters, 236, Thursday, 153 N. Broad. Sec- retary, J. M. Heidweiler, 30 Divi- sion. Business Agent, Louis Minges, 222 Academy.
Printing- Pressmen, 70, first Monday, Perry and Broad. Sec- retary, George T. Cox, 33 W. State.
Sanitary Pressers, 45, N. B. of O. P., Tuesday, Ribsarh Bldg. Secretary, Fred Bentley, 72 Kei- sey av.
Slate and Tile Roofers, 24, Sec- retary, W. E. Schafer, Linden av., Fairview Park, R. D. 5.
Smeltermen, 266, first and third Friday, Camera Hall at 6:30. Sec- retary, C. I. Archer, 24 Mont- gomery pi.
Structural Iron Workers, 68, first and third Wednesday, Rib- sam Bldg. Secretary, Edw. Lind- say, 87 Hoffman av. ; Business Agent, G. J. Messer, 105 Ward av.
Tailors Journeymen, No. 256, first and third Monday, Ribsam Bldg.
Textile Workers, 969, Secretary James McNulty, 9 Market.
Theatrical Stage Employes, 116, second Sunday morning, 120 N. Broad. Secretary, Joseph N. Roff, 1124 Lamberton.
Tin and Sheet Metal Workers, 111, Thursday, Labor Hall. Sec- retary, William W. Jones, 729 Division; Business Agent, Thos. H. Stevenson, 1166 Franklin.
Tin and Sheet Metal Workers, 516. Secretary, O. H. McCoy, 1261 E. State.
Turners, 36, N. B. of O. P., first and third Wednesdays, Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, M. J. Carolan, 41 Grant av.
Typographical, 71, second Sun- day afternoon, 33 West State. Secretary, J. E. Leigh, P. O. Box 328. Business Agent, Benj. A. Wilson, 153 S. Stockton.
United Garment Workers, No. 162, first Tuesday, at 5:30. Sec- retary, Josephine Fisher, 432 Whittaker a v.
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Decorators, 91, N. B. of O. P., Secretary, R. Spreat, 160 Pen- nington av.
Dippers, 41, N. B. of O. P., first and third Wednesday, Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, George Harker, 650 Princeton av.
Jiggermen and Dishmakers, 40, second and fourth Wednesday,
Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, Robert Rowland, 116 N. Montgomery.
Mouldmakers, 81, N. B. of O. P., second and fourth Thursdays, Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, Wm. G. Astbury, 130 Monmouth.
Saggermakers, 63, N. B. of O. P., first and third Friday, Rib- sam Bldg. Secretary, R. Ham- mersley, 531 Brunswick av.
Dollie Chainmakers, 3, last Fri- day, Stolte's Hall.
Ladies of the Modern Maccabees
Jersey Lily Hive, No. 771, first Thursday, 33 W. State. Secre- tary, Mrs. Anna Fullerton, 41 Barbara.
Trenton Hive, No. 248, first Sunday. Financial Secretary, Mrs. Mary H. Kraus, 342 Centre.
Loyal Order of Moose.
Trenton Lodge, No. 164, meets at their home, E. State and Canal. Dictator, John McGary; Secre- tary, William W. Maher.
Moose Heart Legion, No. 145, first and third Thursday, Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, Helen I. O'Shea, 104 Pennington av.
Masonic
Grand Lodge of New Jersey, F. and A. M. Annual Communica- tion, first Wednesday after the third Tuesday in April. Grand Secretary, Isaac Cherry.
All Blue Lodges meet in Trent Theatre Bldg., 17-19 N. Warren.
Trenton Lodge, No. 5, first and third Monday. W. M., Charles F. McCoy: Secretary, Robert Mayers, . 22 Benton.
Mercer Lodge, No. 50, second and fourth Thursdays. W. M„ Thomas S. G. Rogers: Secretarv, John M. Wright, P. O. Box 413, Trenton, N. J.
Ashlar Lodge, No. 76, first and third Thursdays. W. M., Harley A. Hulslander; Secretary, Edgar
D. Coleman, 1200 Riverside av. Column Lodge, No. 120, second
and fourth Tuesdays. W. M., Harry N. Corning: Secretarv, Benj. F. Havens, 916 Berkley av.
Fraternal Lodge, No. 139, sec- ond and fourth Monday. W. M., Samuel Wyers: Secretary, Wil- liam Kurtz, 34 N. Hermitage av.
Loyal Lodge, No. 181, second and fourth Wednesdays. W. M., Grover C. H. Jemison: Secretary, David H. Lukens, 110 S. Over- brook av.
True Craftsman Lodge, first and third Wednesday. W. M„
E. Jackson Green; Secretarv, Albert S. Rogowski, 37 E. State.
York Rite, 217 E. State.
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Three - Times - Three Chapter, No. 5, Royal Arch Masons, second Tuesday, 217 E. State. M. E. H. P., William M. Muschert; Secre- tary, John D. Howell, 330 N. Broad.
Gebal Council, No. 3, Royal and Select Masters, fourth Tuesday. T. 111. M., William H. Butler; Re- corder, John M. Wright, P. O. Box 413, Trenton, N. J.
Palestine Commandery, No. 4, Knights Templar, third Tuesday. Commander, John Thines; Re- corder, John F. L. Thompson, 39 S. Hermitage av.
A. A. S. R., 65 N. Clinton av.
Mercer Lodge of Perfection, 14th degree, Ancient and Ac- cepted Scottish Rite, first Tues- day. T. P. M., Warren H. Stover; Secretary, John M. Wright, P. O. Box 413, Trenton, N. J.
Mercer Council, Princes of Jerusalem, 16th degree, A. A. Scottish Rite, first Tuesday. S. P., John J. Powers: Secretary, John M. Wright, P. O. Box 413 Trenton, N. J.
Trenton Chapter, Rose Croix, 18th degree, A. A. Scottish Rite, first Tuesday. M. W. M. Erwin E. Marshall. Secretary, John M. Wright, P. O. Box, 413, Trenton, N. J.
Trenton Consistory, S. P. R. S., 32d degree, A. A. Scottish Rite, meets on call. Com.-in-Chief, Howard N. Richards. Secretary, John M. Wright, P. O. Box 413 Trenton, N. J.
Crescent Temple, Ancient Ara- bic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, 65 N. Clinton av. Po- tentate, Alfred K. Leuckel, Tren- ton, N. J.; Recorder, L. D. Clos- son, 433 W. Hanover, m T,he~ Supreme Forest of the Tail Cedars of Lebanon of the u. S. A. Supreme Tall Cedar, O. M Bowen; Scribe, John M Wright, P. O. Box, 413, Trenton,
Trenton Forest, No. 4, of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Grand Tall Cedar, George M. Brink: Scribe, Edward B. Fletcher, 190 Rosemont av.
The Masonic Mutual Life In- surance Association, first Fridav President, J. Henry Fell- Secre- l££e£. ^ °smond^211 » Monl-
Order of the Eastern Star
Fidelity Chapter, No. 89, meets flnn°rni an<i fourth Tuesdays first M TvfV«Ca<le Bldg"" E State W Perry^ Samuel Freeman, 229
Morning Star Chapter, No. 22, meets first and third Thursdavs, 217 E State. W. M., Mrs. Janies G. Harper, 1631 E State. - Victory Chapter, No. 96, meets first and third Fridays, Carpen- ters' Bldg., 47 N. Clinton av. W. M., Mrs. Walter E. Bozarth, 44 Ewing.
Modern Woodmen of America
Capital City Camp, No. 7355, second and fourth Tuesdaj^s. Ribsam Bldg. Financial Secre- tary, Frank W. Berrien, 158 Wal- nut av.
Musical Clubs
Arion Glee Club, Tuesday, Y. M. C. A. Bldg. Financial Sec- retary, Robert Davis, 706 Stuy- vesant av.
Monday Musical Club, Monday, 214 E. State. Secretary, Miss Margaret Simpson, 234 Academy.
Trenton Musical Association, Local No. 62, A. F. of M., first Sunday, 215 E State. Secretary, Howard A. Tomlinson, 143 Gar- field av.
National Union
National Union Headquarters, 617 Broad St. Bank Bldg.
Harry E. Evans, Ex-President of the Senate, State Senator, Citv Hall, Trenton, N. J. Charles H. Clayton, State Senator, N. J. State Prison, Trenton, N. J.
Trenton Council, No. 346, sec- ond and fourth Wednesdav, 17 N. Broad. Secretary, Charles L. Keyser, 195 Rosemont av.
Mercer Council, No. 404, first and third "Wednesday, 17 N. Broad. Secretary, George P. Frost, 220 Chestnut av.
John A. Roebling Council, No. 505, first and third Tuesday. Sec- retary, Robert Brown, 936 Girard av., Philadelphia, Pa.
Monument Council, No. 550, second and fourth Mondav. 17 N. Broad. Secretary, Edrnrfd B. Fletcher, 190 Rosemont av.
Vigilant Council, No. 1039, sec- ond and fourth Fridav. Sc>< ro- tary, W. W. Large, 236' E. Front.
Executive Board. President, Charles L. Keyser: Secretarv and Treasurer, William W. Larg*e.
Order of Caliphs
Moradabad Mosque, No. 1. Financial Secretarv, Irvin C. Bleam, 216 Highland av.
Patriotic Order Sons of America
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Camp No. 7, Friday, Arcade Bldg. Rec. Sec, W. M. Erwin, 458 W. Hanover. Fin Sec, E. P. Beers, 128 Locust.
Camp No. 14, Friday, Labor Hall, S. Broad. Rec. Sec, Geo. W. Udy, 162 Brown; Fin. Sec, A. J. Jackson, 1425 S. Broad.
Camp No. 17, Monday, 120 N. Broad. Rec. Sec, T. W. Cubber- ley, 367 Lafayette av.: Fin. Sec, Geo. Raylman, 103 S. Warren.
Camp No. 20, first and third Thursday, Rusling Hall (Bd. St. Pk). Rec Sec, J. H. Gladstone, 1060 S. Broad; Fin. Sec, H. L. Galbraith, 973 Smith av.
Camp No. 183, first and third Monday, Ribsam Bldg. Rec. Sec, M. Chambers, 314 Rennie (Bd. St. Pk.)
Mercer Commandery, No. 25 (Uniform Rank, P. O. S. of A.). Taylor Opera House, first, third and fifth Wednesdays. ^Recorder, Walter S. Wilson, 21 Moffatt av.
Patriotic Order of Americans
Camp No. 37, Thursday, 120 N. Broad. Rec Sec, Jacob Gardner.
Camp No. 7, first and third Monday, 33 W. State. Fin. Sec, Mrs. J. Wiggins Thorn, 1111 Greenwood av.
Camp No. 68, first, third and fifth Wednesday. 33 W. State. Fin. Sec, Sadie Taylor, Dolton's Block.
Roman Catholic Societies
American Federation of Cath- olic Societies. President, James E. O'Donovan: Secretary, Leo J. Lanning, 31 Kelsey av.
Cathedral Literary Society. Secretarv, John D. Lavan.
Cathedral T. A. B. Society. Secretary, Raymond Richter, 224 E. Front.
Catholic Club (Sacred Heart), fourth Monday, 1 Centre. Secre- tary, Edward A. Gribbin, 657 Lamberton.
Catholic Institute (Immaculate Conception), 498 Chestnut av. Secretary, Frank Schnorbus, 615 Rusling.
Catholic Young Women's Com- munity Club, 73 N. Clinton av. President, Grace Dunn; Treas- urer, Katherin I. Callahan.
Children of Mary (St. Jo- seph's). Secretary, Anna St. John, 7 Tyrell av.
Conference of St. Vincent De Paul (Our Lady of Lourdes). first Sunday. President, Patrick J. Innes.
Conference of St. Vincent De Paul (Sacred Heart). Secretary, William A. Barnes, 399 Second.
Conference of St. Vincent De Paul (St. Francis. Secretary, J. Albert Snyder, 11 Montgomery pi.
Conference of St. Vincent De Paul (St. Joachim's). Secretary, Frederick Maiorino, 212 Butler.
Conference of St. Vincent De Paul (St. Joseph's), Secretary, Thomas J. Wade, 414 N. Olden.
Conference of St. Vincent De Paul (St. Mary's). Secretary, M. J. Campbell, 47 Spring.
Conference of St. Vincent De Paul (St. Peter and Paul's), first Sunday. President, Joseph J. Harcar, Jr., 57 Grand.
Conference of St. Vincent De Paul (St. Stephan's). President, Stephan Kovacs, 259 Morris av.
Court Columbus, No. 50, Daugh- ters of Isabella, 232 N. Warren. Grand Regent, Mrs. Helen M. Barnes, 36 Cumberland av. Fin. Sec, Anna V. Burns.
Father Joseph Council, No. 44, C. W. B. L. Secretary, Anna M. Cummings, 625 N. Clinton av.
Father Mackin Council, No. 76. C. W. B. L., second Tuesday. Sec- retary, John C. Hayden, 182 Pas- saic
Holy Name Society (Cathe- dral). Secretary, Frank McGui- gan, Jr.
Holy Name Society (Immacu- late Conception), first Sunday. Secretary, Howard J. Haines, Tyler.
Holy Name Society (Sacred Heart). Secretary, Thomas J. Campbell, 122 W. State.
Holy Name Society (St. Jo- ' seph's), third Sunday. Secre- tary, Rev. Henry Ward, 540 N. Olden av.
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Assn. (Immaculate Conception), last Thursday. Recorder, Mrs. Emma Day, 1109 Greenwood av. ; Treasurer, Mrs. J. P. Casey, 302 Centre.
League of the Sacred Heart (Blessed Sacrament), third Sun- day. Secretary, Rev. Martin Casey, 642 Stuyvesant av.
Particular Council, Society St. Vincent De Paul. Secretary, M. J. Campbell, 47 Spring.
Sacred Council, No. 38 C. W. B. L., second and fourth Tuesday.
Sacred Heart Y. M. C. T. A. League, second Sunday. Secre- tary, Charles Durnan, 141 S. Stockton.
Sodality (Blessed Sacrament), second Sunday. Secretary, Ver- onica Maher, 104 N. Overbrook.
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Sodality (Immaculate Concep- tion),. Tuesday. President, Mary T. French, 421 Chestnut ave.
St. Aloysius (St. Joseph's), third Sunday. President, James St. John, 7 Tyrrell av.
St. Anthony's Beneficial So- ciety, first Monday. Whittaker av. cor. Beatty. President, John
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St. Francis Pioneer Corps, sec- ond Monday, School Hall. Sec- retary, Joseph Korn, 74 Lam- berton. Treasurer, John A. Hartman, 539 Centre.
St. Joachim's Catholic Club, first Sunday, School Hall. Sec- retary, Peter P. Tummillo, 179 S. Broad.
St. Joseph's Temperance Benefi- cial Society, first and fourth Tuesday, St. Joseph's Hall. Fin- ancial Secretary, Edward Mc- Manus.
St. Peter's Beneficial Society (St. Francis), third Saturday. John A. Hartmann, 539 Centre.
Trenton Council, Knights of Columbus, No. 355, second and fourth Tuesday, 221 N. Warren. Secretary, John B. Keckeisen, 327 Chambers.
Trenton Council, No. 74, C. W.
B. L., first and third Tuesday. Secretary, Julia Daly.
Royal Arcanum
Capital City Council, No. 392, second and fourth Friday, Rib- sam Bldg. Secretary, William Thomas, 857 E State.
Unit Council, No. 1531, second and fourth Tuesday, Smith's Hall, Hamilton av., cor Hudson.
St. Patrick's Alliance of America
District No. 7 meets quarterly, in Wagner & Meyer's Hall. President, John J. Nolan; Sec- retary, Frank B. Richardson, 332 Columbus av.
Branch No. 1, second Wednes- day, 212 N. Clinton av. Secre- tary, William S. D'Arcy, 155 Cleveland av.
Branch No. 4, th'ird Sunday, 153 N. Broad. Secretary, Frank P. McGuigan, 123 Chancery.
Branch No. 5, first Sunday, Star Hall. Secretary, Thomas Henry, 10 Cliff.
Branch No. 7, first Saturday, Washington av. and Second, Moorestown, N. J. Financial Sec- retary, Martin McDevitt, Moores- town, N. J.
Branch No. 9, second Sunday, Camera's Hall.
Branch No. 10, first Sunday, Camera's Hall. Secretary, John J. Geagheion, 157 Cooper.
Senior United American Mechanics
American Council, No. 107, sec- ond and fourth Tuesday, Rib- sam Bldg. Financial Secretary, Clifford W. Fort, 1339 Cenesee.
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Star, of the East Lodge, No. 4, Friday, Ribsam Bldg. Financial Secretary, John F. Webb, 178 Jefferson.
Evening Star Lodge, No. 7, Wednesday, Star Hall. Financial Secretary, Edith G. Allen, 329 Contra.
Star of Trenton Lodge, No. 22, Monday, Ribsam Bldg. Financial Secretary, Annie A. Jordy, 1003 Chestnut av.
Sons of St. George
Sir Charles Napier Lodge, No. 33, Wednesday, Carpenters' Hall. Financial Secretary, Alfred Croot, 44 Yard av.
Royal Oak Lodge, No. 36, Fri- day, 33 W. State. Financial Sec- retary, William J. Sandford, R. D. 1, Trenton, N. J.
Chatham Lodge, No. 136, Tues- day, Carpenters' Hall, N. Clinton av., cor Perry. Secretary, John H. Winsor, 276 Walnut av.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
District Council No. 1, of New Jersey. Composed of members from the five local D. of L. Coun- cils, second and fourth Monday, Ribsam Bldg. District Secretary, Mrs. Mary J. J. Volk, 26 Fill- more.
Pride of Trenton Council, No. 4, Wednesday, Ribsam Bldg. Secre- tary, George W. McFarland, P. O. Box 497, Trenton, N. J.
Capital City Council, No. 20, Thursday, 47 N. Clinton av. Sec- retary, Miss Mary B. Holloway, 42 Carroll.
Mizpah Council, No. 26, Tues- day, Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, Mrs. Tillie H. McKinstry, 608 Princeton av.
Pride of Nathan Hale, Council, No. 29, second and fourth Tues- day, Ribsam Bldg. Secretary, Mrs. Phoebe Raum, 328 Cleve- land av.
Betsy Ross Council, No. 101, Wednesday, Ribsana Bldg. Sec- retary, Mrs. Mary J. J. Volk, 26 Fillmore.
Star of Bethlehem
Past Commanders' Association of the Star of Bethlehem, sec- ond Monday, 113 Walnut av. Secretary, Lillie C. Brown, 113 Walnut av.
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Eastern Star Lodge, No. 3, Monday, Smith's Hall, Hamilton av., cor. Hudson. Scribe, K. E. White, 50 W. Lafayette.
Friendship Lodge, No. 4, Tues- day, Star Hall. Scribe, Lillie C. Brown, 113 Walnut av.
Orient Star Lodge, No. 6, Mon- day, Star Hall, 189 S. Broad. Scribe, Carrie Worrell, 46 Atter- bury av.
The Maeeabees
John J. Mitchell Tent No. 1485, second and fourth Wednesday. Camera Hall. Financial Secre- tary, John A. Sattler, 222 S. Cook.
South Trehton Tent, No. 1515, second Tuesday, 209 Second. Financial Secretary, N. Kudra, 613 Liberty.
United Americans.
George Washington Temple No. 1, second and fourth Tuesday, Ribsam Bldg. Financial Secre- tary, William R. Coles, 24 Spring.
Radiant Temple, No. 2, second and fourth Monday, Ribsam Bldg. Financial Secretary, Tillie H. Mc- Kinstry, 608 Princeton av.
Liberty Bell Temple, No. 3, Thursday, Ribsam Bldg. Finan- cial Secretary, Harry C. Luster, 329 Centre.
Starry Flag Temple, No. 6, Thursday, Smith's Hall, Hamilton av. cor. Hudson. Secretary, A. S. Brindley.
Banner Temple, No. 10, second and fourth Tuesday, Ribsam Bldg. Financial Secretary, Marie
C. Foley, 215 Perry.
Golden Star Temple, No. 30. Secretary, Margaret Yard, 124 Carroll.
Purity Temple, No. 4, sec- ond and fourth Wednesday, Jr O. U. A. M. Hall, Yardville, N. J. Financial Secretary, Lida B. West, Yardville, N. J
Unity Temple, No. 9. Tuesday. Mystic Chain Hall, Morrisville Pa. Financial Secretary, Bertha
D. Peze, 131 S. Mill, Morrisville, Pa.
Woodmen of the World
District Manager. Woodmen of the World, Peter B. Tilton, 406 Commonwealth Bld^.
Trenton Camp, No. 33, second and fourth Monday, Ribsam Bldg Clerk P B. Tilton, 106 Common- wealth Bldg.
Wilbur Camp, No. 45, first and third Monday, Ribsam Bldg. < Lerk, Frank Palmer, 35 Ward av.
Kent Camp. No. 49, second and fourth Tuesday. Wagner's Hall,
Mott, cor. Hudson. Clerk, Dan'l Buchicchio, 717 S. Clinton av.
White City Camp, No. 94, first and third Thursday, Rusling Hose House. Clerk Rudolph Volz, 26 Samuel (Bd. St. Pk.)
Miscellaneous Organizations
Ad Craft Club. President, Owen Moon, Jr., 8-10 S. Stockton.
Artisan Order of Mutual Pro- tection, Trenton Assembly, No. 61, fourth Thursday, 2,05 S. Broad. Recorder, Nicholas F. Farley, 263 Jackson.
Boy Scouts of America, Trenton Council, 303 Broad St. Bank Bldg.
Brotherhood of Railroad Train- men, Mercer Council, No. 239, 33 W. State. President, John P. Hogan; Secretary, Fred Blakely.
Capital City Council, No. 7, Loyal Association, second Tues- day, Smith's Hall. Collector, A. O. Jackson, 841 E. State.
Cavour Lyceum, S. Clinton av. cor. Beatty. Financial Secre- tary, Joseph Felcone, 42 Bayard.
College Club. President, Mrs. Horace Tobin; Rec. Sec, Miss Mary Messier.
Commonwealth Beneficial Asso- ciation. Amer. Mech. Bldg. Francis P. McGuigan, Manager.
Companions of Friendship, Trenton Chamber No. 15, Thurs- day.
Eighth Ward Local Option League. President, Morgan Van Hise; Secretary, Howell Ander- son.
Fort Pillow Lodge. No. 3130. C. V. O. of O. F. Noble Grand James E. Lewis.
Fraternal Aid Union, Trenton Lodge, No. 2684, first and third Monday Ribsam Bldg. Financial Secretary. Willia?n S. Mills, Forst-Richey Bldg.
Fraternal Benefit League, Trenton Council, No. 56. Fi- nancial Secretary and Treasurer, Charles H. Metzger, 10 N. Wil- low.
Grand Fraternity of Phila- delphia, Pa., Lodee No. 76. sec- ond and fourth Tuesday, 205 S. Broad. Secretary, Samuel J. Prince, 326 Rutherford av.
Housewives League of Trenton. President, Mrs. C. F. Adams, 52 W. State.
Improved B. P. O. E. of the World, 44 Fowler. Financial Secretary, Robert J. Kinnev, 33 Barnes.
Italian Circle, 340 Hamilton av. Secretary, Frank Russo.
Knights Hospitallers, Coeur P>e Lion Encampment, No. 16, first and third Wednesdav, Star
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Hall. Financial Secretary, Jo- seph Harper, 918 Smith.
Masonic Link, Cleona Temple, No. 6, Thursday, Ribsam Bldg\ Financial Secretary, Laura Buch- holtz, 2209 S. Broad.
Mercer County Federation of Patriotic Fraternities. Presi- dent, P. F. Ripley: Financial Sec- retary, G. W. MacFarland.
Mercer County Teachers' As- sociation, second Saturday, Court House. Financial Secretary, Le Roy Stillwell, R. D., Princeton, N. J.
Mothers' Clubs and Parent- Teacher Assn. of Mercer -County. President, Mrs. L. de Valliere, 44 Gen. Greene av.
Mott Memorial Association. President, L. N. Clayton; Secre- tary, Robert L. Provost, 61 Hud- son.
National Civil Service Em- ployes' Association, Branch 65, 153 N. Broad. Financial Secre- tary, Georg-e H. Bohling-er, 51 McKinley av.
National Security League, Trenton Women's Branch. Pres- ident, Mrs. Henry C. Blackwell, 210 W. State.
National Society, American Red Cross, Trenton Chapter, Tuesday morning:, Oid Barracks. Chairman, Mrs. Thomas B. Cham- bers, 193 Brunswick av.
New Jersey Society of the Colo- nial Dames of America, monthly, Barracks. Treasurer, Mrs. A. Harvey Tiers, Morristown, N. J. New Jersey State Prison Offi- cials' Association. President, Michael H. Brown; Secretary, William J. Hearney.
Ninth Ward Local Option League. President, George B. Mather; Secretary, George O. Pdllen, 347 Genesee.
Order of Independent Ameri- cans, Friday, 112 S. Broad. Fi- nancial Secretary, James E. Glenn, 164 S. Stockton.
Patrolmen's Benevolent Asso- ciation of Trenton, Ribsam Bld^. President, Michael McKeever; Fi- nancial Secretary, Thos. Cooney. Shepherds' Delight Lodge, No. 1, L. O. A. S., second and fourth Tuesday, Wagner Hall. Secre- tary, Charles Mount, 2382 S. Broad.
Sons of the Revolution, New Jersey Society, annually, Feb. 22. Secretary, Horace F. Nixon, Camden, N. J.
Telegraphers' Benevolent Asso- ciation, 72 S. Clinton av. Vice- President, W. H. Wilmot.
Travelers' Protective Associa- tion. Post "A," Chamber of Com-
merce. President, Horace M. Van Slyke.
Trenton Aerie, No. 100, Fra- ternal Order of Eagles, Thursday, 124 N. Warren. Financial Sec- retary, Robert Martin.
Trenton Teachers' Club, third Wednesday of October, Novem- ber, January and April. Admin- istration Bldg. Treasurer, Mrs. Genevieve T. Jackson, 8 Oak Lane.
Trenton Unit of the State Com- mittee of the Women's Commit- tee of the Counsel of National Defense. County Chairman, Mrs-. James E. Van Home.
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees, second and fourth Tuesday, at homes of members. Financial Secretarjr, Sara C. Ho- man, 45 Adelia av.
Corporations
Acme Rubber Mfg. Co.; Treas- urer and General Manager, J. A. Lambert.
Alexander McDonald Company; Manager, A. R. Baxter.
American Bridge Company, Trenton Branch; Manager, Alfred C. Funk.
Bellmark Pottery Co.; Presi- dent and General Manager, Fred Gilkyson.
Broad Street Park Land Asso- ciation: James F. Rusling, 224 E. State.
Capital City Brewing Co., Charles H. Reichert, President.
Capital Building and Loan As- sociation; Secretary, Frank Vliet.
Central Garage, 30 W. Han- over.
Commonwealth Finance Cor- poration, 508 Broad St. Bank Bldg.
Cook Pottery Company; Secre- tary, Paul G. .Duryea.
Crescent Belting and Packing Co. ; Treasurer, C. Edward Mur- ray.
Crescent Insulated Wire and Cable Co., Taylor cor. N. Olden av.
DeLaval Steam Turbine Co., N. Clinton av., n. Railroad.
East Trenton Railroad Com- pany, 11 W. State.
Electric Porcelain and Manu- facturing Co. (The); Henry T. Paiste, President.
Empire Rubber and Tire Co.; Secretary, A. Boyd Cornell; Treasurer, C. Edward Murray.
Enterprise Land Association; Secretary, J. Chauncey Van Horn.
Essex Rubber Co.; C. H. Oak- ley, President and General Man- ager.
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TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
Eureka Flint and Spar Co.; Secretary, John E. Thropp.
Fell & Moon; Treasurer, Daniel Moon.
Fitz-Gibbon & Crisp; Secretary, L. L. Woodward.
Gill A. L. Co., 356 S. Warren.
Goeller Bros.; Marton J. Goel- ler, Secretary.
Greenwood Avenue Land Asso- ciation; Secretary, George W. Macpherson.
Greenwood Cemetery Associa- tion; Secretary, George W. Mac- pherson.
Greenwood China Co.; Secre- tary and Treasurer, Charles S. Van Syckel.
Greenwood Pottery Co.; Pres- ident, William H. Tarns.
Goss Bros, 243 N. Broad.
Hamilton Avenue Land Asso- ciation, 224 E. State.
Home Rubber Co.; Horace M. Royal, Secretary.
Hutchinson E. C. Milling- Co.; President, E. C. Hutchinson.
Independent Brick Company; C. T. Dunham, Secretary.
Independent Merchants' Asso- ciation; Secretary, Paul Urken.
Inter-State Fair Association; Mahlon R. Margerum, Secretary.
Katzenbach & Bullock Co., 811 Broad St. Bank Bldg.
Keystone Pottery Co.; J. Wal- ter Lyons, President.
Manning A. V. Sons; John W. Manning, Manager.
Maxwell R. C. Co., 413-415 E. State.
McKinley Hospital Association; Secretary, Walter F. Smith.
Mercer Cemetery Association; Secretary. Henry W. Green.
Motor Shop, 636 E. State.
Mutual Building and Loan As- sociation; Secretary, W. C. Mat- lack.
National Fire Co., 515 Broad St. Bank Bldg.
National Health and Accident Union; Treasurer, William S. Kulp.
New Jersey Wire Cloth Com- pany: President, Karl G. Roebling.
New Wilbur Land Co.; Secre- tary and Treasurer, Henry C. Bu- chanan.
People's Brewing Co., Secre- tary and Treasurer, John L. Kuser.
Real Estate Title Company of New Jersey: Richard C. Chamber- lain, Secretary.
Riverview Cemetery Associa- tion: Secretary and Treasurer, William H. Atkinson.
Roobling's Sons Co. (The John A.); President, Karl G. Roebling;
Secretary and Treasurer, F. W. Roebling.
Standard Fire Insurance Com- pany; Secretary, Owen J. Prior.
Star Porcelain Co.; G. E. Sin- clair, Secretary.
Stark & Faussett; Charles W. Stark, President.
Trenton Bone Fertilizer Co.; E. C. Hutchinson, Secretary.
Trenton Brass and Machine Co.; K G. Roebling, Secretary.
Trenton Car Advertising Co., 413 E. State.
Trenton Fire Clay and Porce- lain Co.; O. O. Bowman, Presi- dent.
Trenton Malleable Iron Co.; F. J. Eppele, Secretary.
Trenton Oilcloth and Linoleum Co.; J. R. Beekman, Secretary.
Trenton Potteries Co.; Charles E. Lawton, Secretary.
Trenton Spring Mattress Co.; S. J. Emley, Secretary.
Trenton Street Railway Co.; Edward J. Peartree, Manager.
Newspapers
State Gazette, daily, $5 per year, 12 cents per week; inde- pendent. The State Gazette Publishing Co., publishers; Chas. H. Baker, Business Manager; 127-131 E. Hanover.
The Trenton Evening Times, $5 per year: independent. James Kerney, editor; Owen Moon, Jr., manager, 10 S. Stockton.
The Trenton Sunday Times- Advertiser, Sunday morning, 5 cents per copy, or $2.50 per year;, independent. Trenton Times, pro^ prietors, 8 S. Stockton.
Trades Union Advocate, week- ly, Reuben Forker, publisher, 501 N. Clinton av.
The Silent Worker, monthly from October to July, inclusive. New Jersey School for the Deaf.
Haydamaka (Ruthenian), pub- lished weekly on Thursday, 515 S. Broad. Hnat Kisil, editor.
II Secolo XX (Italian), pub- lished weekly on Thursday, 120 Mott: A. Perilli, Editor.
L'Ttalo - Americano (Italian), published weekly on Saturday. The L'ltalo-Americano Publish- ing Co., Inc.; independent; 518 S. Clinton av. Dr. Rafaele Cava- lieri, editor.
New Jersey Staats Journal (German), $1.50 per year, pub- lished weekly, on Saturday: in- dependent. William C. Zenzer, publisher, 25 E. Front.
The Fuggetlenseg (Hungarian), published weekly on Thursday, 719 Hufison. A. O. Zambory, edi- tor and publisher.
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TEENTON (1919) DIEECTORY
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CENSUS, 1915-1910-1900-1890
1900 1910
Population of the United States
77,256,630 93,402,151
Population of New
1915
Atlantic 82,840
Berg-en 178,596
Burlington 74,737
Camden 163,221
Cape May 24,407
Cumberland 59,481
Essex 566,324
Gloucester 43,587
Hudson 571,371
Hunterdon 34,697
Mercer 139,812
Middlesex 144,716
Monmouth Morris . . . Ocean Passaic . . Salem . . . Somerset Sussex Union "Warren . .
107,676 81,514 23,011
236,324 30,292 44,123 25,977
167,322 44,314
The State 2,844,342
Jersey by
1910 71,894
138,002 66,565
142,029 19,745 55,153
512,886 37,368
537,231 33,569
125,657
114,426 94,734 74,704 21,318
215,902 26,999 38,820 26,781
140,197 43,187
2,537,167
1900
1890
46,402
28,836
78,441
47,226
58,241
58,528
107,643
87,687
13,201
11,268
51,193
45,438
359,053
256,098
31,905
28,649
386,048
275,126
34,507
35,355
95,365
79,978
79,762
61,754
82,057
69.12S
65,156
54,101
19,747
15,974
155,202
105,046
25,530
25,151
32,948
28,311
24,134
22,259
99,353
72,467
37,781
36,553
1,883,669
Mercer County
1910
East Windsor Town
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Ewing Township . Hamilton Township Hopewell Borough Hopewell Township Hightstown Borough Lawrence Township Pennington Borough Princeton Borough . Princeton Township Trenton City
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1,178
96,815
Population
1915
839 3,261 11,143 1,341 3,430 2,592 3,339
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1,414
103,190
Inc.
372 244 268 259 713 817 222 542 236 375
1st Ward... 4,917 2d Ward... 4,940 3d Ward... 5,433 4th Ward. . . 9,989 5th Ward. . . 10,786 6th Ward. . . 3,782 7th Ward. . . 4,449 8th Ward. . . 7,040 9th Ward. . . 8,130 10th Ward. . . 9,634 11th Ward. . . 14,372 12th Ward. . . 7,401 13th Ward. .. 7,513 14th Ward. . . 4,804 Washington Township West Windsor Town- ship
1,090 1,342
1,215 1,426
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Net increase, 14,155.
125,657
139,812
14,257
1,444,933
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76 TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
Population of Principal Cities of
1915
Newark 366,721
Jersey City 270,903
Paterson 124,815
Trenton 103,190
Camden 102,215
Elizabeth 82,036
Hoboken 67,611
Atlantic City 51,667
East Orange 40,961
Passaic City 61,225
Perth Amboy 39,719
Orang-e 29,805
New Brunswick 30,019
Union Town ' 21,739
Montclair 25,029
Plainfield 24,516
Kearny 22,150
Bloomfield 17,306
Harrison 14,520
Bridgeton 13,611
Hackensack 15,856
Phillipsburg 15,430
Long Branch 14,5 65
Morristown 13,006
Millville 13,307
Asbury Park 10,910
Rahway 9,586
Gloucester City 10,554
Burlington 9,044
Dover 8,971
Salem 6,953
Somerville 6,038
Lambertville 4,600
^Decrease.
ELECTION RETURNS
New
Jersey
1910
Inc.
347,469
19,252
267,779
3,124
125,600
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. 96,815
6,375
94,538
7,677
73,409
8,627
70,324
*2,713
46,150
5,517
34,371
6,590
54,773
6,452
32,121
7,598
29,630
175
23,388
6,631
21,023
716
21,550
3,479
20,550
3,966
18,659
3,491
15,070
2,236
14,498
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14,209
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1,806
13,903
1,527
13,298
1,267
12,507
499
12,451
856
10,150
760
9,337
249
9,462
1,092
8,336
708
7,468
1,503
6,614
339
5,060
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4,657
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THE STATE, 1916 the primary election held
September 26, 1916, the total vote in the state for the Republican candidates for Governor was as follows: Edge, 76,232; Colgate, 72,621; Record, 28,686; Edge's plurality, 3,611. Wittpenn, the Democratic candidate, had no op- position and received 95,607 votes.
For United States Senator: Re- publican candidates, Freling- huysen, 89,361; Murphy, 81,483: majority for Frelinghuysen, 7,s878. Democratic candidates, Martine, 50,961; Wescott, 29,627: McDermit, 17,373 Bruggeman, 6,559; plu- rality for Martine, 21,334.
Mercer County gave Edge a plurality of 804; Frelinghuysen, 1,451, and Martine, 256.
At the State election held No- vember 7, 1916, the following was the vote of the State: For Presi-
dent, Wilson, Dem., 211,018; Hughes, Rep., 268,982: Socialist, 10,405: Prohibition, 3,182: Soc. Lab., 855. Hughes' plurality, 57,- 964.
For United States Senator, Fre- linghuysen, Rep., 244,715; Mar- tine, Dem., 170,019: Prohibition, 7,178; Socialist, 13,358: Soc. Lab., 1,826. Plurality for Frelinghuy- sen, 74,696.
For Governor, Edge, Rep., 247,- 343; Wittpenn, Dem., 177,696; Soc. Lab., 2, 334: Prohibition, 5,873; Socialist, 12,900. Plurality for Edge, 69,647.
MERCER COUNTY, 1916.
For State Senator, Mercer County, Hammond, Rep., 11,581; Heath, Dem., 10,495; Young, Soc, 484: Case, Pro., 243. Hammond's plurality, 1,086.
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TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
1918 - For Assembly, Republi- can, Gill, 11,317; Blackwell, 11,- 313; Moore, 10,638; Democrat, Wendell, * 7,673; Kearns, 7,523; Smith, 7,735; Socialist, 823.
1918 - U. S. Senator, full term, Edge, Rep., 11,260; La Monte, Dem, 7,886; Nat. Pro., 357; Soc, 673; Sing-le Tax, 99. Unexpired term, Baird, Rep., 10,756; Hen- nessy, Dem., 8478; Nat. Pro., 505.
1918 - Congress, Hutchinson, Rep., 10912; Vanderbilt, Dem., 8,330.
1914 - The vote for Surrogate was as follows: Bullock, Rep., 11,422; Madden, Dem., 7,453; Prog.- Roosevelt, 339; Nat. Prov 95; Soc, 317. Rep. plurality, 3,969.
1915 - The Small Board of Free- holders was adopted by the fol- lowing vote: For - City, 5,497; Townships, 2,365; total, 7,862.
Against - City, 5,204; Townships, 1,765; total, 6,969. Majority, 893. This law took effect in 1916.
1915 - Trenton - The two pla- toon system was defeated by 3,987.
SHERIFF Rees, Rep., 9,684; Hickey, Dem.,
7,808; Socialist, plurality, 1,876.
900. Republican
COUNTY CLERK Fetter, Rep., 8,837; Parker,
Dem., 8,641 ity, 194.
Republican plural-
BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS 1918 - Royle, 12,471; Hutchin- son, 11,902; Van Nest, 867; Horo- witz, 667; Caullet, 6,284; Brown, 6,812.
TRENTON.
1919 - At an election held on Tuesday, May 13, for a Board of five Commissioners of the City, the following was the result:
First Second Third Other Grand
Choice. Choice. Choice. Choice. Total.
Frederick W. Donnelly 8,067 161 58 65 8,351
George B. La Barre 7,798 275 102 96 8,271
Edward W. Lee 7,198 176 212 296 7,882
William F. Burk 6,838 291 166 255 7,550
J. Ridgway Fell 6,460 200 163 243 7,066
Samuel H. Bullock 4,262' 177 65 92 4,596
Horace M. Van Slyke 2,030 163 73 138 2,404
John O. Gretton 1,475 166 58 61 1,760
Albert Cooper 1,293 146 64 65 1,568
Joseph Haggerty 692 71 30 41 834
John Caren 655 65 31 44 795
William G. Smith 604 64 24 55 747
Thomas W. McGarry 344 48 26 31 449
Grand Totals 47,716 2,003 1,072 1,482 52,273
Those elected were Donnelly, La Barre, Burk, Lee and Fell, all members of the old board.
1919 - At a special election held Tuesday, July 22, for the purpose
of filling the vacancy caused by the death of William F. Burk, the result was as follows:
First Second Third Other Grand
Choice. Choice. Choice. Choice. Total.
George W. Page 5,467 215 38 24 5,744
Harry E. Evans 2,741 222 42 8 3,013
Reuben Forker 370 164 78 20 632
Stephen Leonard Diehl 225 140 84 31 480
Michael A. Zielinski 223 34 20 16 293
W.D.Cramer 43 63 51 25 182
Grand Totals 9,069 838 313 124 10,344
George W. Page was elected.
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Fits Angr Bathtub. TRENTON PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
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Trent Press
Thomas J. Delate, Prop,
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Printing
Third Floor
Trenton, New Jersey
Electric Appliances F. S. KATZENBACH & CO.
(Electrical Supply Division)
35 East State Street
KATZENBACH & BULLOCK CO., INC.
INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS, COLORS, FILLERS
BROAD STREET BANK BLDG. PHONES 6287-6288
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Academies, Schools, &c.
Bowen Prep School, 214 W State
German - English Parochial School, 64 Cooper
Hebrew School for Boys and Girls, 49 Union
Holy Cross School, Adeline and 'Cass
Immaculate Conception School, Chestnut av, op Swan
N J School for the Deaf, Hamil- ton av cor Chestnut av
N J State Normal, N Clinton av cor Perry
Private School for Little Folks, 447 Chestnut av
Prospect Hill Private School, Bellevue av n Prospect
Sacred Heart Academy, 327 S Broad
St Francis, W Front and Peace
St Francis Convent, 33 W Front
St Francis Convent, 54 Randall
St Francis Convent, Chestnut av bet Kent and Roebling
St Hedwig's Convent, 1105 N Ol- den av
St Joachim, 21 Bayard
St John's, 430 Lamberton #
St Joseph's, St Joes av and Sher- man av
St Mary's, Bank cor Chancery
St Mary's Greek Catholic School, Grand cor Malone
St Peter and Paul School, Second
SCHOOL, OF INDUSTRIAL, ARTS,
W State cor Willow
Adding Machines
BURROUGHS ADDING MA- CHINE CO, 36 E State
Calcumeter, 5 N Broad
Dalton Adding- Machine, 28 S Broad
Monroe Calculating Machine Co, 510 Broad St Bank Bldg
Advertising- Agents
Brandt Albert, 33 Southard Fantani Robert, 942 S Clinton av Iroquois Advertising Co, 5 N
Broad Rickard George A, 816 Amer
Mech Bldg
Trenton Car Advertising Co, 413-
415 E State Trenton Poster Adv Co., 14-16
Lamberton VanSlyke Horace M, 2 E State Woodhouse William, 835 W State
Advertising Novelties
Whitehead & Hoag Co, 710 Amer Mech Bldg
Advertising Signs
Feeley William A, 119 Perry MAXWELL R C CO, 413 E State TICK JOSEPH, 809 S Broad TUMMILLO PETER P, 179 S
Broad
Aerial Tramways A3IERICAN STEEL AND WIRE
CO, Hamilton av cor Canal ROEBLING JOHN A SONS CO,
612 S Broad
Agricultural Implements DELP JAMES A H & SON, 335
Pennington av
EMERSON-BRANTINGHAM IM- PLEMENT CO, 363 Penning- ton av
Frick Co, rear 356-58 S Warren
Gill A L Agricultural Works Inc, rear 356-58 S Warren
New Jersey Agricultural Works, 104 Hamilton av
RIBSAM MARTIN C, Broad cor Front
SATTERTHWA1TE JOHN R, 16 N Warren (see left top lines)
Amusements
Bijou Amusement Co, 135 E Han- over
Cosmopolitan Amusement Co, 135 E Hanover
Crescent Theatre Co, 135 E Han- over
Hildinger Booking Co, 135 E Hanover
HILDINGER ENTERPRISES, 135 E Hanover
Hildinger Supply Co, 135 E Han- over
INTER-STATE PAIR ASSOCIA- TION, 203 Commonwealth Bldg
RIDER-MOORE & STEWART SCHOOL
Business, Secretarial and Commercial Teaching Courses
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Majestic Theatre Co, 135 E Han- over
Park Theatre Co, 135 E Hanover
Refined Amusement Co, 211 E State
West End Amusement Co, ld5 i±- Hanover
White City Amusement Co, 135 E Hanover
Antiques
Gordon Samuel W, 50 W Front Lawshe Wilford R, 106 Spring Reid Hugh M, 27-29 N Warren Robison Charles L, 174 S Broad
Anvil Manufacturers EAGLE ANVIL., VISE AND RAIL
JOINT WORKS, 37-45 Fair
Apartment Cleaning
Quaker City House and Window
Cleaning Co, Bldg
3-9 Amer Mech
Apartment Houses
Alba (The), 238 Jackson Alden, 250 E Hanover Aleda, E Hanover cor Montgom- ery Alt House, 248 E Hanover Argonne (The), 32 S Clinton av Augusta, 147 Mercer Bloomfield, 138-140 W State Cadwalader Manor, 922-924 W
State Central House, N Warren cor
Perry Clarendon, 213 E Hanover Colonial, 101 Jackson Dean, 438 E State Dolton's Block, Warren cor Han- over Edwards, 29 S Warren Eldridge, 233 Academy Elmore, 141-145 E State- Glencoe, 1115 W State Glennon House, 249 E Front Henderson, 505 Perry Hermitage, 46 Colonial av Highland, 602 Stuyvesant av Hildebrecht Apartments, 17-19-21
W State Homestead, 168 W State Howell Laura, 168 S Broad Kenmore, 165 E Front King, 83-85 Jackson Leonard, Bellevue av cor Pros- pect Levine, Pennington av cor
Princeton av Lovell, 241 E Hanover Manor, 117 N Montgomery Model, 140-142 N Clinton av Newhall, 248 Pearl Pengarn, 239 E3 Hanover Phillips, 17 Prospect Stockton, 153-155 S Stockton Talbert, 27-29 N Clinton av Teunon, 225 B Hanover
Vermont House (The), 217 E
Front Westfield, 1320 AV State Wilmeta, 634 W State Young Apartments, 606 Perry
Archaeologist
Volk Ernest, 817 S Clinton av
Architects
Fowler & Seamon, 317 Broad St
Bank Bldg Hankin Walter, 241 S Warren Hasselman Francis G, h 911
Berkeley av Hill Harry A, 40 E State HUNT J OSBORNE, 114 N Mont- gomery Klemann William A, 34 E State Mickelwright Albert E, 317 Broad
St Bank Bldg Pette John P, 131 Jackson Poland William A, 1 Woodside Schumann Robert A, 932 Lamber-
Slack William W & Son, 142-144 E State
Thines William B, 416 Common- wealth Bldg
Voorhees Harris W, 39 S Hermi- tage av
Winterhalter Alfred J, 21 Cum- berland av
Art Glass
Hoagland Louis M, 854 S Broad
Art Needlework
Faulkner Maransa C, 5 N Mont- gomery
Humphrey Alice M, 105 E Han- over
Lace Shop, 39 E Front
White Emma L, 108 Spring
Artificial Gas
Florida Utilities Co, 815-816 Bd St Bank Bldg
Artists s-
Connell Thomas J, 2116 S Broad Kates Charles S, 202 Melrose Morley George, 372 Brunswick av Palmer's Commercial Art Studio,
12 01 Broad St Bank Bldg Pedrick William E, 24 Gen
Greene av Rogers Ella M, 125 Jackson Rowley Charles D, 15 W State Schnepf Emil. 36 Lee av Sloer Albert B, 123 S Warren Stover Charles C, 474 W State
Artists' Materials HOOPER E P & CO, 8-10 S War- ren
Staiger Charles, 227 N Clinton av TI8E\TON PLATE AND WIN- HOW GLASS CO, 312 S Broad (see right side lines)
SPINDEL'S SHEET METAL SHOP
REPAIRING OF
SMASHED BODIES, RADIATORS AND FENDERS
A SPECIALTY.
315 South Broad Street Phone 5239-R
Stands for Good AVork, Reasonable Prices.
JAMES MURPHY Est. UNDERTAKERS
(M. William Murphy, Prop.)
149 North Warren St.
Telephone 155
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Auctioneers
Hart W C Rockhill, 409 John- ston av Reid Hugh M, 27-29 N Warren Rue Elmer E, 111 S Warren
Automobile Batteries HUTCHINSON STORAGE BAT- TERY CO, 230 S Warren (see left top lines)
Automobile Bodies
INC,
FITZGIBBON & CRISP
Calhoun and Dunham Hamilton Body Co, Genesee cor
Chambers McCardell J R & Co, 391-401 S
Warren National Auto Top and Body Co,
432 Princeton av
Automobile Dealers
Ashton John H, 146 Academy AUTO ENGINEERING CO, 19 N
Montgomery BROCK'S GARAGE, Canal at
State (see right top lines) BROOKS & VIRGIN, 127 E Han- over (see right side lines) CENTRAL GARAGE INC, 30 W
Hanover Fischer Motor Truck Sales Co,
18 S Montgomery FORD SALES & SERVICE, 128-
130 N Warren GOMERY - SCHWARTZ MOTOR
CAR CO, S Stockton cor Front Lippincott Motor Co Inc, 214 S
Clinton av Love's Auto Exchange, rear 56
Market, opp Union MOTOR SALES CORPORATION,
15-21 N Montgomery MOTOR SHOP INC, 636-640 E
State NASH MOTOR CO, 128-130 N
Warren (see outside back
cover) NEIDT-ERTEL MOTOR CO, 214
S Clinton av Packard Motor Car Co of Phila- delphia, 103 S Clinton av PETRY EXPRESS & STORAGE
CO, Canal n E State QUINTY RALPH, 34 6 Brunswick REO AGENCY, Barnes cor W
Hanover Robbins Edward, 909 S Broad SOHL OLIVER A, 237 E State STOUT HARRY J & SON, 35 Pen- nington av Swain-Hickman Co, 9-11 Fair,
807 Amer Mech Bldg TOMAN JOHN P SONS CO, 118
N Warren (see outside back
cover) Trenton Auto Sales Co, 99-101 S
Clinton av WEEDEN C P MOTOR CO, 151-
155 Brunswick av
WEINMANN W A, Barnes and
W Hanover White Co (The), 712 Amer Mech
Bldg
Automobile Manufacturers MERCER AUTOMOBILE CO,
Whitehead rd n P R R
Automobile and Carriage
Painting
COMPTON ANDREW J, 121
Boudinot
Frounfelker George A, 336 N
. .Olden av
Hortman Jacob S, 166 Penning- ton
STEINER JOSEPH J, Penning- ton rd
Teneous Howard B, 1406 S Clin- ton av
Automobile Radiators
Auto Radiator Repair Co, 112
Perry SPINDEL'S SHEET METAL
SHOP, 315 S Broad (see left
bottom lines) TRENTON AUTO RADIATOR
WORKS, 246 Perry
Automobile Repairers
BROCK'S GARAGE, Canal at State (see right top lines)
Drake's Auto Repair Shop, Cen- tre ct and Pike pi
Fitzgibbon & Crisp Inc, Calhoun and Dunham
Hetzel & Thompson, 102 S War- ren, cor Front
Hudson Auto Repairing, Broad cor Chambers
MOTOR SHOP INC, 636-640 E State
Quinty's Garage, 346 Brunswick
Soden A N, 436 Princeton av
SPINDEL SHEET METAL SHOP, 315 S Broad
Toman John F Sons Co, 118 N Warren
Tower Garage and Repair Co, 42 Pearl
TRENTON AUTO RADIATOR WORKS, 246 Perry
Up-to-Date Auto Repair Shop, 305 S Warren
Automobile Supplies
BROCK'S GARAGE, Canal St at State (see right top lines)
BROOKS & VIRGIN, 127 E Han- over (see right side lines)
Capital Tire & Rubber Co Inc, 103 S Warren
DE ISLOIS TIBE AND Rl BRER CO, 145 N Warren (see left side lines)
Pineburg Auto Tire and .\ i sories Co, 6-10-12 io Hanover
Fowler & Holtz, 108 Bridge
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S. J. Surtees Coal Company
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Hetzel & Thompson, 102 S War- ren cor Front
Howard Demountable Rim Co, Whitehead rd
Midler's Auto Supply Co, 117 E Hanover
Millner Henry & Bro Co, 24 E Front
MOTOR SHOP INC, 636-640 E State
NASH MOTOR CO, 128 N Warren (see outside back cover)
NEIDT-ERTEL MOTOR CO, 214 S Clinton av .
Papier's Auto Supply, 111 E Han- over
PARA CO, 121 E Hanover (see left top. lines)
Robbins Garag-e, 909 S Broad
TIRE SHOP (The), 136 E Han- over
TOMAN JOHN F SONS CO, 118 N Warren (see outside back cover)
Universal Tire and Tube Market, 249 N Broad
WEEDEN C P MOTOR CO, 151- 155 Brunswick av
Automobile Tires
BROCK'S GARAGE, Canal St at State (see right top lines)
BROOKS & VIRGIN, 127 E Han- over (see right side lines)
DE BLOIS TIRE AND RUBBER CO, 145 N Warren (see left side lines)
DELION TIRES, 135 E Hanover
Fineburg Auto Tire and Acces- sories Co, 10-12 E Hanover
Lewis David, 2 Jefferson
Model K Garage and Vulvanizing Plant, 1081 S Broad
Nottingham Rubber Tire Co, 207 Commonwealth Bldg
PARA CO (The), 121 E Hanover (see left top lines)
TIRE SHOP (The), 136 E Han- over
Union Auto Tire Repair Co, 141 N Warren
United Tire Co, 104 E Hanover
Universal Tire and Tube Market, 249 N Broad
Updike A F Rubber Co, 156 E Front
WEST CHARLES H, 135 E Han- over
Automobile Tops
BROCK'S GARAGE, Canal St at
State (see right top lines) Hyatt Auto Top Co, 210 Wood Kreidler Auto Top Co, 213 S War- ren
Automobiles
American-Six, 19 S Montgomery Atlas Trucks, Locust and Mon- mouth Auburn Beauty Six, 127 E Han- over
Autocar, Canal n E State Bell Car, 220 S Warren Bessemer Trucks, 318 Market Brisco, 412 S Broad Buick, Canal n E State Cadillac, Canal n E State Chalmers, 210-220 Wood Chandler, 216-220 N Broad Chevrolet, 416 W Hanover Clydesdale Trucks, 237 E State Cole Eight, 15-21 N Montgomery Columbia Six, 818-20-22 S Broad Dodge, 636-640 E State Dort, 127 E Hanover Elcar, 110 Factory Essex, S Stockton cor Front Ford (Hopewell Agency), Hope- well, N J Ford, 128-30 N Warren Ford, 214-216 S Clinton av Ford, White's Garage, Morris-
ville, Pa G M C Truck, Canal n E State Hudson, S Stockton cor E Front Hupmobile, Locust and Mon- mouth Indiana Trucks, 18 S Montgomery International Harvester Trucks,
157 Brunswick av Jordan, 909 S Broad Kissel, 412 S Broad Lexington, 132-134 Pearl Liberty Six, 99-101 S Clinton Maxwell (Morrisville), 201 N
Mill, Morrisville, Pa Maxwell, 210-220 Wood Mitchell, Locust and Monmouth Moon, 29 N Willow National, Locust and Monmouth Nash, 112 Brunswick av Oakland, 15-21 N Montgomery Oldsmobiles, 12 E State Overland, cor Academy and Mont- gomery Packard, 103 S Clinton av Paige, W Hanover and Chancery Premier, 99-101 S Clinton av Reo, W Hanover and Barnes REPUBLIC MOTOR TRUCKS,
807 Amer Mech Bldg Scripps-Booth, 237 E State Service Motor Trucks (Petry's), Canal n E State, service station Locust and Monmouth Studebaker, 153 Brunswick av
Awning* Makers
Bell James B, 126 S Warren CONVERY WILLIAM J & SONS,
129-131 N Broad
DUNHAM S P «ft CO, 22-26 E State, 11-15 N Broad
Heitzman Thomas J, 43 Living- ston
Kaufman S E & Co, 115 S Broad
Manning's A V Sons, 22 S Broad
Bakers - Bread and Cake AMERICAN PIE BAKERY, 876
Beatty cor DeKlyn av Bickel Frederick A, 121 Tremomt
An Antiseptic, Healing and Drawing Ointment COLEMAN'S SALVE
For All Skin and Scalp Affections
278oe Manning b Drink 874, 375
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS
407
D . 1" 'Phones
Drink
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Ciarmelli Louis, 149 Butler Cohen Benjamin, 665 Lamberton Conte Jerry & Bro, 26 Power Deitrich* Leonhardt, William cor
Dayton Federal, E State and Montgom- ery Food Shop, 7 S Broad Fruscione Santo, 623 Roebling av Goldstein Louis, 642 N Clinton av Gross Anton, 14 Hewitt Hancock's J F Sons, N Broad
cor Hanover Hildebrecht Catering- Co, 19-21 W
State HILL THOMAS C & SON CO, N
Stockton opp Hanover Italian Baking- and Trading Co,
r 16 Mott Kohn Samuel, 213 Fall Kolb's Bakery, N Willow cor
Pennington av Kramer Samuel, 61 Union Ludernan Henry, 40 Murray Lupo Joseph, 65 E Paul av Mackiewicz Barnett, 759 Cass Movsovich Joseph, 107 Union Miller Adolph J, 151 Cummings Miller Albert, 73 Ferrier av Miller Samuel, 601 Lamberton Mione Joseph, 847 Quinton av New York Bakery, 31 Union Nitzsche Reinhold, 243 Second PEOPLE'S BAKERY, 202 Spring
and 678 Stuyvesant av Rabstein Louis, 216 Fall Raube Edward P, 536 Penning- ton av Raube Frank R, 539 Hamilton av Reinert Ida M, 31 Murray Robbins Bros, 125-131 Rusling Robbins Irwin Z S, 17 Perry ROSH WILLIAM, 123 E Front Sabo Stephen, 159 Lafayette av
(Bd St Pk) Schelich Marion, 128 Lalor Shomberg Henry A, 457 Emory Slomski Stanley K, 615 N Clin- ton av Socy John, 429 Morris av Sosensky Max, 501 S Warren Sost Catharine H, 579 S Clinton Stoluz Martin, 413 Grand Strohecker Albert A, Washing- ton and Ashmore av STRONG JOSEPH L, 405 Hudson Townsend Harry L, 140 S Olden Trenton Products Co, r 293 Ash- more av Weik Charles F, 80 Beechwood av Wheeling Adeline, 156 N Broad Wietecho Joseph, 879 E State Zahler Charles, 340 Centre
Bakers - Crackers
EATON ADAM & CO, 224 Centre Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co, 283 N
Willow National Biscuit Co, 374 Pen- nington av
ORIGINAL TRENTON CRACKER
CO, 15-17 S Stockton (see right top lines)
Thorn Joseph S & Co, r 75 Jack- son
Bakers - Pie
ALLEN'S PIE BAKERY, 26-28 Commerce
Bands and Orchestras
Wilkes Post Band and Orchestra,
37 Wilkinson pi Winkler's Band and Orchestra,
234 Hillcrest av
Banks BROAD ST NATIONAL BANK,
E State cor Montgomery FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP
TRENTON, 30-36 E State MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK
OF TRENTON, W State cor S
Warren MERCER TRUST CO, S Broad
and Market TRENTON BANKING CO (The),
W State and N Warren (see
outside front cover) TRENTON SAVING FUND SO- CIETY (The), 123-125 E State TRENTON TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT CO, 26-28 W State
Barbers
Acolia Anthony, 1127 S Clinton
av Acolia Michael, 423 Princeton av Ahlbach Frank A, 602 N Olden av Anderson Robert, 622 Centre Angioletti Rocco, 428 Bridge Alflere Robert H, #405 Bridge Aroniss Nathan, 172 S Broad Barcalew John A, Chambers cor
William Barcroft Bartlett, 1221 N Olden Baumgartner Matthew, 15 E
Front Berardelli Frank, 205 E State Blank Frank, 19 Cummings av Blanchard John W, 3 N Mont- gomery Bozarth Edward R, 370 N Clin- ton av Brown Matthew B, 150 N Willow Buchicchio Donato, 717 S Clinton Bugo Jo-hn, 74 Jersey Capitol Shaving Parlor, 25 E
Front Capparella Frank, 201 N Broad Carey Daniel A, 1130 S Broad Carey Joseph P, 22 E Hanover Carlucci Michael, 403 Genesee Cerone John, 308 Hudson Chonka Andrew, 106 E State Cifelli Nicholas, 344 Home av Clark Frank, 855 S Broad Combs Harry E, 86 Lamberton Commerford Bernard A, 823
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Conte Carl, 8 E Hanover Crossey John J, 309 Calhoun Damico Benedetto, 696 S Clinton De Franco Joseph, 428 N Clinton Dennis J Milne, 1 Hewitt Dennish John A, 19 Livingston De Simone Charles, 507 S Clinton Devine George E, 214 E Trenton Di Donato Michael, 430 Whit- taker av Dill Willis, 108 Hoffman av Di Lorenzo Biaso, 109 Mott Di Lorenzo Pasquale, 500 Hud- son Dilts George L, 43 Pennington av Dorsey Peter M, 461 S Broad Eleuteri Joseph L, 110 Perry ' Fabrizio Anthony, 145 Centre Fasanella Joseph, 20 W State Fasanella Vito, 1313 S Clinton av Fell Herbert C, 27 E Hanover Fell Philip F, 130 Calhoun Fell William N, 842 Prospect Fiore Angelo, 752 Centre Fleming Edward, 2237 S Broad Franko Michael J, 308 Garfield Freirmauer Leo, 5 Union Gallan Samson, 176 Jefferson Gallo Scnv, 121 Perry Geiger George, h 110 Pennington Gill Clarence M, 57 W Hanover Goffredo Ralph, 500 Monmouth Gorski Albin, 230 Mulberry Granaes Charles, 112 N Warren Grey John E, 122 Lalor Guadagno Marice, 60 S Clinton Hanover Barber Shop, 8 E Han- over Helleisz Frank, 501 Division Henchen George D, 620 Perry Hill Benjamin, .269 Hamilton av Holtz Charles, 120 Bridge Imbalzano Patrick, 434 S Broad Ipp Max, 101 Amer Mech Bldg Johnson Oscar J, 31 Montgomery
Pi Johnson Walter, 510 S Clinton av Kaczorowski Henry, h 309 Lam-
berton Kelley John, 223 N Clinton av Kelley Riley, 223 N Clinton av Kennard William, 29 Barnes Kenney Benjamin T, 467 S Olden Kline Lawrence, 1024 M> S Broad Kline Samuel, 12 N Warren Kovacs Joseph, 727 S Broad Kuczynski Joseph, 336 N Clinton Kugnsky Joseph, 503 N Clinton Krystofik Joseph, 52 Dickinson Kuhn Adam L, 1102 Chestnut av Lauria John, 95 S Clinton av Lauria Raffele, 129 Bayard Lene John H, 142 E Front Lenter Anthony, 222 Washington Ley Joseph, 303 Morris av Lotti Bernard, 188 Division Lowney John, N W cor State and
Canal Marotte Anthony C, 432 Emory Marsco Alfonso, 512*4 Hudson '
Mascio Dominick, 614 y2 S Clin- ton av Massarelli Arthur, 211 Ferry Matais Joseph, 675 Princeton av Mattia Peter, 353 Reservoir Mauer Frederick P, 12 Notting- ham Way Merino Joseph, 574 S Clinton av Miller Andrew, 831 Anderson Miller Ferdinand K, 255 N Broad Miller John R, 204 N Warren Miller Joseph, 342 N Broad Miller William H, 311 Brunswick Monyer Edward M, 890 E State Mooch Michael, 509 Perry Morasgeo & Palmer, 11 N War- ren Moses Clifford, 245 N Clinton av Murro Louis, 314 S Warren Nelson Yardley, 10 Montgomery
Pi Neubeck William H, 792 E State Nisser B Ferdinand, 580 Centre Nonziato John, 337 Second Notti Antonio, 360 N Clinton av Nowakowski Dydak, 86 Asbury O'Brien Daniel, 16 West End av O'Donnell James J, 1568 E State O'Reillv James A, 22 Girard av Orlando Philip, 523 N Clinton Palmieri Gabriel A, 1286 S Broad Paulaczky August, 808 S Clinton Persing B Frank, Hotel Sterling Pesce Michael A, 315 S Broad Petito Joseph, 612% S Clinton av Pezzella Raphael, 215 Elmer Phillips Louis, 436 Centre Pone Alphonse, ' 118 Anderson, h
365 Morris Potts Elmer H, 117 Spring Ptschyody Charles, 525 V2 Second Radice James R, 2 S Logran av Rasi Charles, 400 Roebling av Rees Charles S, barber, 519%
Mulberry Reilly Edward E. 533 Chestnut Rein Andrew, 657 Beatty Richetti Anthonv, 25 E Front Ritter William A, 1228 Hamilton Rosario Ministere, 55 E Paul av Sasso Asostino, 11 N Stockton Scalzi Frank D, 127 S Warren Scheidnaerel Frank A, 704 Centre Schmid Charles, 1033 S Clinton Schnell Charles B, 345 N War- ren Schroeter Frank A, 532 Stuyve-
sant av Schwalm Stephen. 485 S Broad Scinto Daniel, 227 Centre Seavey Jacob, 223 N Broad Seidner Morris, 15 Centre Sherman Calvin H, 541 Hamilton Simone Joseph. 81 E Paul av Smith Mary A, 709 S Broad Snook Asher H, 1273 E State Stahle Edward, 33 N Warren Stetser Evan M, 20 S Warren Stout Robert B, 1049 S Broad Swanson William J, 34 Barnes Szikra Michael, 821 Beatty
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Farms and Country Homes
CHAS. A. COMP, 114 N. Montgomery St.
Thorn Edwin F, 1148 E State Tozzi Dominick, 179 S Broad Tramm Frederick C, 16 Washing- ton Tyrrell John T, 307 Market Unang-st Robert C, 332 N Broad Urbaniak Thomas E, 1106 N Olden Waldman Louis, 101 Lamberton Weier Edward H, 616 N Clinton Wilson Carlton W, 204 Perry Winkler John, 683 S Broad Yerger Joseph, 1509 S Clinton av Young Livingston W, 202 Hamil- ton av Zaboronor Falla, 480 N Clinton
Barbers' Supplies FLERON M M «fe SONS, Taylor Opera House Bldg
Trenton Warren
Baths
Turkish Baths,
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The Old Fashioned Kind, Same as Made for 72 Years - Deliveries
Made by Wagon to Door
FOR PRICES AND DELIVERIES ADDRESS
ORIGINAL TRENTON CRACKER CO., Trenton, N. J.
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Billiard and Pool Parlors
Academy (The), 141-145 E State Agabiti Augusto & Bro, 141 Ful- ton Albambra (The), 23-25 N War- ren Andrews James H, 1163 E State Bayard William G, 543 Notting- ham Way Brettell William, 1002 Park av Central Pool Parlors, h 3 Broad Chiavetta Annunziata, 642 Bruns- wick av Connors Helen A, 54 Bond Corallo Joseph, 76 E Paul av- Daly Peter F, 14 Perry Firth Walter Smoke Shop and Billiard Academy, N Warren opp American House Gafgen & Stahuber, 1116 Chest- nut av Gaisber John A, 1065 S Broad Grand" Pocket Billiards Parlor,
basement 179 S Broad Guhl August, 615 Princeton av Hill Henry, 24 E Hanover Hoffman John. 1001 N Olden av Hughes Louis, 812 S Broad Kilvington Benjamin F, 136
Spring Madison Pool and Billiard Par-
lar, 1235 Chestnut av Marksann Michael, 146 S Broad Naples Angelo, 313 Whittaker av Page Frederick, 118 E Front Radice Michael, 520 S Clinton av Rosso Robert, 53 Butler Sachs Charles, 105 Lamberton Seaman James, 901 Beatty Vail Robert W, 802 Centre Werner Andrew, 91 Tremont Woods Issie, 31 Barnes Woznak Frank, h 1004 N Olden
Bird Dealers
RIB SAM MARTIN C. S Broad
cor Front and 147 E Front
Blacksmiths
(See Horseshoers)
Blank Book Makers
Caraker John A, 153 N Broad
Fox Book Bindery Co, 146 E State
MacCrellish & Quigley Co, S Montgomery n State
State Gazette, 127-131 E Han- over
STOLL BLANK BOOK AND STA- TIONERY CO, 20-22 E State
TRENT PRESS, 14 N Warren
Boarding Houses
Aldine, 216 E Front Barber Minerva, 60 N Stockton Barth Emma, 308 Pennington av Bittner Lulu M, 804 Cherry Bleasdale Elizabeth, 411 N-Oldon Cadwalader Manor, 922-924 W State
Bed Manufacturers BLOOM & GODLEY CO, 203-207 N Willow
Beef - Wholesale
(See Provisions, Wholesale)
Bell Hangers
(See Locksmiths)
Belt and Gear Guards CO-OPERATIVE SAFEGUARD- ING CO, 636-640 E State
Belting
Ashton Joseph Jr, 13 N Warren HUNT JAMES B MFG CO, 12
Forst-Richey Bldg
Bicycles and Supplies
Agabiti Lorenzo, 345 Elmer Bernstein Abraham, 449 S Broad Dankiewicz Paul, 638 N Clinton DAYTON BICYCLE STORE, 852 S
Broad (see left side lines) Harrison S & Sons, 215 N Clinton Howard Cycle Co, 152 N Broad KLINE-DAYTON B I C Y C L E STORE, 852 S Broad (see left side lines) Mendelbaum Morris, 328 S Broad Rebecca & Agabiti, 638 Roebling Saul Ethan A, 229 N Broad Ungaro John, 724 S Clinton av IJRKEN MORRIS, 197 S Broad Urken Samuel, 609 S Warren Van Spreeuwenburg Frank, 1237
E State Weinstock Max, 628 S Warren Woods Richard S, 115 E Han- over
Bill Posters
Trenton Poster Adv Co, 14-16 Lamberton
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BUILDERS' HARDWARE
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Clinton av Furman Ella, 244 Perry Groh Catharine, 775 N Clinton av Guthbrod Lillian, h 832 E State Harris Jennie, h 503 Perry Holloway Mary B, 42 Carroll Jacquot Annie, 150 Mercer Kitrocky Harry, 124 Perry Kurland House, 106 Market Lawson Catharine, 127 Academy Lynch Margaret, 653 N Clinton av McChesney Matilda* 16 W Front Mount Carrie E, 504 Woodland Puffer Etta, 319 S Warren Stout Minnie E, 213 S Clinton av Swallow M Elizabeth, 246 E
Front Willits Esther A, 62 N Clinton
Boat and Canoe Builders
Bloom Frank M, 1408 Riverside
Drive Nelson Frank, 115 Calhoun WELLER'S HIREM SONS CO, 462
Brunswick av
Boats and Canoes
Applegate E S & Co, 17 S Broad Bloor Charles P, 999 Lamberton Stoll's, 20-22 E State
Boiler Compound HUNT JAMES B MFG CO, 12 Forst-Richey Bldg
Boiler Grates
Baker William H, ft Perrine av (see page 3)
Boiler Makers
NATIONAL RADIATOR CO,
Whitehead rd and E State Thropp John E & Sons Co, ft
Lewis Thropp William R Sons Co, 968
E State
Bookbinders
Caraker John A. 153 N Broad Fox Book Bindery, 14« E State RtacCRELLISH & UIKJLEY CO,
S Montgomery n State STATE GAZETTE PI IH.ISHING
CO, 127-131 E Hanover Stoll's. 20-22 E State TRENT PRESS, 14 N Warren
Booking Agents
Hilding-er Booking Co, Hanover
135 E
Book Sellers
(See also Stationers) CAPITAL STATIONERY (The), 15 N Warren (see right side lines) STOLL BLANK BOOK AND STA- TIONERY CO, 20-22 E State TRAVER CLAYTON L, 108 S Broad
Boot and Shoe Dealers
(See Shoe Dealers)
Boot and Shoe Makers
(See Shoemakers)
Boot Blacks
Cicene Simon, 341 S Broad Colucci Victor, 194 S Broad Fernicola Vincent, 145 E State GRAND HAT CLEANING AND BOOT BLACKING. 179 S Broad Mendis James, 106 E State Monolopoulos Peter, 8 E State New York Shoe Shining- Parlor,
21 N Broad Nicktakis & Korpolis, 33 N War- ren Olympia Shoe Shine Parlor, 11 N
Warren Petrino Dominick, 338 N Broad Sper Daniel, 830 S Broad
Bootblacks' Supplies
Ashton Joseph 'Jr, 13 N Warren Kahn Manuel, 269 Hamilton av
Bottlers
Coca Cola Co, 537 Chestnut av Epstein Benjamin, 97 Lamberton Johnson C O Bottling Co, 140
Perry KERNS E L, 302-304 N Broad Mercer Bottling Co, Lalor cor
Lamberton QU1XK WARREN A, 701-703 Cass Rittmann George J, 444 S Broad Salamandra Leo & Co Inc, 902
Chestnut av SALAMANDRA R O S A T O &
BROS. 200 Fulton Schaumloeffel C L, 701 New Wil- low Trenton Bottling Co, 12 Decatur
Bottle Manufacturers and Dealers
Anglo-American Patent Bottle Co, 516 Broad St Bank Bldg-
Trenton Bottle Exchang-e, r 143 E Front
Trenton Wholesale Bottle Deal- ers, 19 Dillon al
Bowling Alleys
Gleaves George, 141-145 E State Herrmann Gertrude, 900 Liberty
AUGUST MUELHAUSEN
DEALER IN
HOGSHEADS, TIERCES AND BARRELS
Telephone 4038 LIBERTY AND HOWELL STS.
THE CONNER MILLWORK CO.
Doors, Frames, Sash, Mouldings, Blinds, Glass, Etc.
Phone 146
FRONT & STOCKTON
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Box Manufacturers
Capital City Box Co, 326 S War- ren *
Enslin Charles, 1827 S Clinton
KAMMERER BROS, Muirheid av and 1242-1262 Bunting- av (Deutzville)
Trenton Folding- Box Co, Lafay- ette and Peace
Brass Founders
Billingham Brass Machine Co, 11-12 William
TRENTON BRASS AND MA- CHINE CO, Prospect n Dale
Breweries
Bergner & Engel Brewing Co, 13 Perrine av
Capital City Brewing Co, Web- ster cor Dickinson
PEOPLES BREWING CO, Lalor cor Lamberton
Poth F A & Sons Inc, 29-35 Per- rine av
Brewers' Agencies
Bergner & Engel Brewing Co, 13- 15 Perrine av
Poth F A & Sons Inc, 29-43 Per- rine av
Brick Manufacturers
Applegate Joseph H, 691 Penn- ington av Donohoe & Nolan, Calhoun cor
Kirkbride av GOULDING A W, 210 Broad St
Bank Bldg Independent Brick Co, 610 Broad
St Bank Bldg PHILIPS-HARPER CO, 502 Amer
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SNEYD ENAMELED BRICK CO,
New York av cor Plum. TRENT BRICK CO, Princeton av . n Spruce Trenton Red Front Brick Works,
Princeton av cor Spruce
Bricklayers
(See Contractors)
Bridge Builders AMERICAN BRIDGE CO, ft S
Warren
Brokers - Rubber FOX FRANK, Colonial Laundry
Bldg Hydes Thomas, 105 E Hanover
Brokers - Stock and Bond BARBER JAMES R, 417 Broad St
Bank Bldg BURGESS & MELROSE, 214
Broad St Bank Bldg EDELMAN W R & CO, 610-611 Amer Mech Bldg
EISELE & KING, First National
Bank Bldg GRAHAM, PARSONS & CO, 417
Broad St Bank Bldg GREEN CALEB S, 711 Broad St
Bank Bldg TAYLOR, SMITH, HARD &
RICHARD STOCKTON, part- ner, 9 W State THOMPSON L C, First Natl Bank
Bldg
Broom Makers Capital Broom Co, Jefferson cor
Ewing Gubias John, 15 McClellan av (Bd
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Brush Makers
Clayton Louis N, 23 S Warren Spindler Walter G, 437 Garfield
Buildings and Block
(See Appendix)
Building and Loan Associations
Capitol, 204 Amer Mech Bldg Mutual, 36 E State St George. 185 V2 S Broad United, 145 E Hanover
Builders' Materials
ABEND FRANK E, 195 Deutz av (Deutzville)
CAMPBELL PHIL J, Perry opp Ewing
CONNER MILLWORK CO, E Front cor S Stockton (see right top lines)
Hearnen J Harry, 105-107 S War- ren
HEATH SAMUEL CO, 234 Hol- land
KENNEDY ROBERT W, 1134 E State (see left top lines)
LEUCKEL A K & CO, Broad adj Broad St Station
MORRISVILLE COAL & BUILD- ERS' SUPPLY CO, 202-204 S Penna av, Morrisville, Pa (see left bottom lines)
RICHARDSON JOSEPH B & SONS, 120 S Stockton (see front stencil)
RICHARDSON PERCY B, 32 Wood
STEYENSON J E CO (THE), 500 Mulberrv
TATTER SALT, CO. 147 N Warren
TRENTON PLATE AND WIN- DOW GLASS CO, 312 S Broad
WATSON CARL B, 102 S Penn av Morrisville, Pa (see left top lines)
WELLER'S HIREM SONS CO, 4 62 Brunswick av
Building Stone
Richardson Joseph B & Sons, S Stockton
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THE PARA CO., 121 E. Hanover St.,
Trenton, N. J.
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TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
Richardson Percy B, 32 Wood ROYLE'S STONE YARD, Penn- ington av and P & R Ry
Burlap Dealers
Entine Harry, 163 Fair Trenton Bag- and Burlap Co, 121 Temple
Business Colleges
HEIMBACH'S TRENTON BUSI- NESS SCHOOL, 214 E State (see left bottom lines)
Internat'l Correspondence School of Scranton, 203 E State
RIDER-MOORE & STEWART SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, 10-12 S Broad (see right bottom lines)
TRENTON BUSINEES SCHOOL, 214 E State
Butchers
(See Meat Markets)
Butchers' Supplies
Hill C V & Co, 354 Pennington av
Butter, Eggs, &c. Adelstein Charles, 21 Union Alpha Dairy, Washington Market Berman Samuel H, 60 Union Cooper Lillian, Washington Mar- ket Covert John H, 339 Schiller av
(Bd St Pk) Gerhart & Pagels, 239 S Warren GILLUM THEODORE, 1101 S
Broad Harvey George A. 1037 Lvndale Heil Alfred O, 140 N Willow HOLCOMBE «fe AVILSON, 107 E
Hanover Hunt Havilah, Washington Mar- ket Jemison Charles E, S Broad and
Second Mallowitz Isaac, 218 Fall Page Samuel, Washington Mar- ket Steingrob Joseph, 91 Union
Cab Companies
Trenton Taxicab Co, Trenton House
Cabinet Makers
Down Georco T, 40 Livingston Hartmann Harry C, 612 Roebling av 6
LHmer & Kater, Pike pi Mayer C & Sons, 14 E Lafavette Trenton Pattern Works, 219 Mon- mouth
Canal Companies
DoJ?oW?re and Raritan Canal Co, 342 Academy
Canopies JOHNSON LANGHORN
Academy
H, 208
Cap Manufacturers
Crescent Manufacturing Co, Laf- ayette and Peace - fll Carpenters and Builders
Aker William C, 218 Hollywood
Drive Anderson George R, 119 Tyler Belden Henry, 602 Riverside av Bellon Christian, 172 Brunswick Bennett Correll L, 244 Mercer Cahill Dennis A, 6 Charlotte av Cotter John P, 101 Factory Dalrymple John P, 10 Bank DIEKNEIT STEPHEN, 440 W
Hanover Dotter Joseph M, 432 Genesee Ellis Louis Jr, 411 Klagg av Ford Howard B, 149 Passaic Gill Charles W, 426 Johnston av Goodwin James, 6 Pierce Grey Frank P, 156 Ashmore av Hurschler Jacob G, 304 Bruns- wick av Johnson Edward H Sr, 321 S
Warren Jones Jesse . S, Slack av (Slack- wood) Roller Frank J, 628 Princeton av Manzi Thomas, 559 S Clinton av PARKER FRED R, 327 Calhoun Morris William J, 714 Broad St
Bank Bldg Parrish Elmer E, 1107 Division Parrish Howard W, 1020 Division Savadge Aaron A, 151 Wayne av Wiley Samuel, 517 Monmouth
Carpet Cleaners
BIRD'S CARPET CLEANING- WORKS, 443 Schiller av (Bd St Pk)
East End Carpet Cleaning and Rug Works, 12-14 Hills al, Cen- tre and Bridge
Peters Edward R, 11 Sanford
Carpets, Oilcloths CONVERY AV J & SONS, 129-131
N Broad DUNHAM S P & CO, 22-26 E
State, 11-15 N Broad (see right
side lines) Gateley & Fitzgerald, 126 S Broad Herbert J M & Co, 29 Lamberton Hooper Judson & Co, 15 S War- ren HURLEY-TOBIN CO, 118 N
Broad Kaufman S E Co, 115 S Broad King Furniture Co, Broad and
Academy MANNING'S A V SONS, 20 S
Broad SMITH BROS CO, 144 N Broad VAN SCIVER J B CO, Camden, N
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'Phone 5910
MOBRISVILLE COAL AND BUILDERS'
SUPPLY CO., INC.
202 and 204 S. Penna Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA.
FIDELITY and SURETY BONDS HILL, HARBOURT & CO.
COMMONWEALTH BLDG.
'Phone 5331
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VOORHEES H M & BRO, 131 E State Carriage and Wagon Builders FITZ GIBBON & CRISP, INC,
Calhoun and Dunham REEDER LEWIS W, 223 S War- ren Teneous L, & Son, 1400 S Clinton WYCKOFF EDWIN P, E Front cor S Stockton
Carriage Materials
Shick Charles, 153 W Hanover
Cash Registers
National Cash Register Co, 229 E State
Caterers
Hildehrecht's Restaurant, 19-21
W State Reynolds Henry W, 176 W State Shackelford Henry M, rear Mul-
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Cement
Campbell Phil J, Perry opp Ew-
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BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO. 202-
204 S Penna av. Morrisville, Pa Richardson Joseph B & Sons, 120
S Stockton RICHARDSON PERCY B, 32
"Wood STEVENSON J E CO (THE), 509
Mulberry
Cement Blocks
Ashbrand August Jr, 1652 Cham- bers Carr Husrh. 86 Kearnev av Mullen Robert S, 409 Samuel
Chain Manufacturers WOODHOUSE CHAIN WORKS,
Third and Schenck Woolston Mfg Co, 1021-1023 Genesee
Chareoal
Schwitzgaebele Lena, 431 Penn- ington av
Trenton Charcoal and Coke Co, 302 Holland av
Chemicals EDWARD B, 713-715
PULPEB
Ampr Meoh Bldg HUNT .L4MES B MFG CO, 12
Forst-Richey Bldg
Import ar.^ Bv-Products Co Tnc (Tho). 109 rhancerv
KAT7,E^n,*rH Sk RTTTJOCK CO U*C. 811-814 Broad St Bank Bldg- (sf>e risrht top ]inps)
Trenton Chemical Co, 1109 Divi- sion
China Decorators
Dean Jesse Inc, 76-78 Carroll
Rulon Norman E, 76 Wall Tatler & Lawson Decorating Co,
Monmouth n E State Trenton Decalcomania Co, 812
Cass
China, Glass and Q,ueensware DUNHAM S P & CO, 22-26 E
State Kaufman S E Co, 115-125 S Broad
Chiropodists BIRD LILLIAN J", 115 E Hanover Brown Georgie L, 32 W State Kugler Inez R, 219 N Warren p Lehman Margaret R, 50 Colonial MacDAID JOHN STEVENSON,
24-25 Gundling Bldg Marinello Shop, 32 W State Satterthwaite Margaret W, 32 W
State
Chiropractor
Marchand Charles E, 145 Perry Vliet Chester B, 211 Broad St Bank Bldg
Christian Science Practitioner
Milne Sadie, 621 W State
Cigar Manufacturers
Enterprise Cigar Co, 7-13 Ewing Graff Charles, 219 Franklin Jammer George J, 652 Adeline MAPACUBA CIGAR CO, Beatty
and Adeline Prince Cigar Mfg Co, 5-7-9 High Rowley Harry E, 234 Perry Seidenberg & Co, College cor Di- vision Stout Seneca T, 199 S Broad
Cigars
Agabiti Augusto & Bro, 141 Ful- ton Barnes John E, 304 Ferry Beck Leah, 330 Perry Bernstein Samuel, 298 Walnut av Bloor Charles P, 999 Lamberton
cor Cliff Bogdan Nicholas, 324 Cass Boskov Omer, 63 Hancock Brettell William J. 1002 Park av Bruther Mary J, 11 Perry Chaikin William, 500 Centre Chianese Nicholas, 408 Princeton Cichon Michael, Lawrence rd cor
Princeton av (Slackwood) Clegg William, 341 S Warren Colucci Victor, 194 S Broad Conners William H, Amer Mech
Bldg Cowell Peter, 91 S Clinton av Dempster Blakeley, 810 Liberty Donnelly Joseph A, 580 Perry Doranz Katherine D, 210 N War- ren Dowling John A, 9 N Warren Elias Charles. 301 Third Erdei Edna, 725 Cass
For Hygiene Ice and Lehigh Coal,
Phone 6610.
Insist on the best.
American Ice & Coal Co.
447 HENRY STREET Phone 6610
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TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
Feather William W, 7 E State Finney Joseph, 1133 E State Firth "Walter Smoke Shop and Billiard Academy, N Warren opp American House Fishberg Yetta, 106-108 S War- ren Fowler Charles R, 804 Liberty Friday Mary, 169 Tremont Fromkin Joseph, 307 S Warren Gandy William E, 507 N Clinton Garman John B, 55 Pennington Gribbons James, 95 Mulberry Gizzi Peter, 553 Chestnut av Graziano Joseph, 155 N Broad Gress Andrew J, 362 Union Guhl August, 615 Princeton av Halliv Ann, 3 Ferry Hanauer Frederick, 337 N War- ren Hanauer Frederick J, 596 Centre Hansen Hans, 12 S Warren Hegedus Joseph, 130 Hancock Homa Joseph, 180 Hancock Hummell M J. Broad St' Bank
Bldg Isard William, 216 N Warren Jacobs Meyer, 302 N Olden av Jankowski Stanley K, 507 Centre Kalko Stephen, 711 S Broad Kaplan Abraham, 328 E State Kohn Meyer, 569 N Clinton av Kolodza Michael, 547 Lamberton Krolock Mary, Mrs, 538 Centre Leventhal N & Co, 151 N Broad Lukmire Robert, 24 Cuyler av Marengelli Michael, 899 Cham- bers McCarthy Harry J, 59 Market McCoy Charles E Sr, 93 Washing- ton Mercer Tobacco Co, 471 Centre Moskovitz A, 439 S Broad Muhs Benjamin L, 319 N Olden av O'Connor Daniel J, 141 E State Page Frederick, 118 E Front Petruccio Raffaele, 315 Southard Plankey Charles, 501 Morris av Price Lucy, 670 Stuyvesant av Radice Michael, 520 S Clinton av Robalik Frank, 69 Asbury Rosowsky Jacob, 79 Union Rowley Harry E, 234 Perry Rutwoski Thaddeus, 336 N Clin- ton av Schulte A Inc. State cor Broad Sech Vasile, 717 S Broad Sheridan Anna, 674 Princeton av Sista Charles, 585 S Clinton av SMITH HARRY P, 13 W State Smith John A, 49 N Stockton Solbach Albert, 136 Ashmore av State Street Cigar Store Co Inc,
205 E State Stawski Carl. 49 Mechanics av Stefanowicz Frank, 466 N Clinton Thompson Frederick C, 7 Centre Toth Emery, 46 Hancock Tozzi Anerelo F, 226 S Clinton av Tunnicliffe George S, 1205 E State Ungaro Frank A, 158 N Willow
United Cigar Stores, 47 E State Urbaniak Michael, 1108 N Olden Vail Robert W, 802 Centre Walklett Thomas, 101 Sherman Warren Confectionery Co, 119 N
Warren Webb & Page, 165 W Hanover Weiss Frank, 598 S Broad Wholey Mary, 501 Perry Williver John, 150 Liberty Willoughby Samuel, 558 Second Wilson Kendrick R, 127 Second Zuccarella Anthony, 351 Perry
Cigars - Wholesale ANDERSON JAMES G, S Broad
and Stanton Doyle John H, 97 S Clinton av Moskovitz Adolph L, 471 Centre
Civil Engineers BUGBEE NEWTON A K & CO
INC, 206 E Hanover FRANZ MILTON C, 1 E State Sincerbeaux & Moore, 603 Amer
Mech Bldg Tobish Theodore, 216 Amer Mech
Bldg Trenton Engineering Co, 506
Amer Mech Bldg Wilson Francis M, 219 N Warren
Clairvoyants
Butterfield Maria, 95 Cooper McDonald Mabel A, 1L2 N Willow
Clay Dealers
Consolidated Clay Co. 13 W State Knowles George H, 32 Wall Mercer Clay Products Co. Penn- sylvania av and Mulberry Moon Clay and Kaolin Co, 815-
816 Broad St Bank Bldg PHILIPS-HARPER CO, 502 Amer Mech Bldg
Clergymen
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Di Ielsi Michael, 19 Bayard Dilts Clifford K, 639 Centre Dixon Joiin, 108 W State Eddy William Best, 212 W State Elder Charles H, 263 Bellevue av Emmons Peter K, 702 Greenwood Fields Charles F, 622 W State Fillman Lyman, 314 Bert av Flipper Carl F, 311 N Montgom- ery Fox John H, 155 N Warren Gifford Eli, 62 Hudson Giles G F, 221 N Clinton av Green William, 8 Belvidere Haley Franklin, 226 Highland av Hann Edwin F, 325 Market Harrington Marshall, h 807 Edge- wood av Hart Peter J, 343 S Broad Harter Stephen L, 610 Brunswick Heissler John, 1032 S Broad Hickman Samuel K, 108 S Over- brook av Hills Clarence E, 635 W State Hollinger D Wilson, 426 Hamil- ton av Homicsko Eugene, 210 Grand Hood Solomon P, 318 Monmouth Hughes Charles, 1326 Genesee Ingram George H, 1135 Green- wood av James Albert L, h 9 Cook av Ketcham Heber D, 241 E State Kimball Frederick S, 343 S Broad Kite Don. Clyde, 215 Academy Korocz Geza, 180 Home av Lee John W, 367 Hamilton av Lee O A, 2373 S Broad
LEHRSCHOLL ALPHONSE, 540
Chestnut av Lucaciu Epaminonda, 730 Cass Maher Thomas F, 540 N Olden av Matthews Paul, 307 Hamilton McGrath John J, 155 N Warren - Merriman Samuel S, 226 Academy Meyer A F, 259 Mercer Miklaszewski F, 1249 E State Mooney Neil A, 343 S Broad Moore William H, 324 Hamilton Newton Cuthbert P, 1310 Green- wood av Nicoleski Samuel, 722 Spruce Nugio Vercera, 693 Southard' Owen Horace T, 331 Centre Palmer Francis, 347 Spring Palombi Alfonso, 19 Bayard Patterson Isaac M, 37 Fisher pi Pierce J C, h 1211 S Broad Price Israel, 33 Ingham Pugsley Wilson A, 40 N Hermit- age av Purcell Francis E, 1000 S Broad Radoczy Charles, 210 Genesee RATHNER JOSEPH ' R, 31 W
Front Reeman Edmund H, 920 Carteret Rice Lyman B, 439 W Hanover Robinowitz Myer, 19 Union Robinson George A, 34 Tvrell av Rogers William B, 307 Hamilton Rosen Myer, 212 Fall
Roundtree Irving W L, 2523
Schiller av (Bd St Pk) Rubin Max, 817 Division St Claire George E, 419 Chest- nut av Schapiro Elias, 33 Lamberton Scheja John, 872 Brunswick av Schuyler Hamilton, 121 Academy Sechrist John F, 277 Spring Serafini Vincent, 62 Division Shepherd R Bowden, 302 Chestnut Smith George L, h 820 Penning- ton av Snowden Samuel G, 198 Bruns- wick av Snyder Melville E, Talbert apts SPILLANE MAURICE R, 153 N
Warren Stewart Daniel J, 24 Ingham av Stock John C, Y M C A Stockwell Frederick E, 139 N
Warren Stup Grayson Z, 407 Chambers Suba Ernest, 972 S Broad Sullivan Francis J, 716 Bellevue Terradell Thomas M, 17 Ewing Thatcher William D, 50 Centre Tomchany Colman, 351 Second Toth Andrew, 623 Chambers Turner Isaiah B, 99 Bellevue av Uhl Frederick C, 1237 Greenwood Urban Ralph E, 15 S Overbrook WALSH THOMAS J, DD, 153 N
Warren Ward Henry, 54.0 N Olden av Webb William J, 1412 Brunswick Weibel G Luther, 207 E Front Welles Samuel G, 407 Greenwood Wendel Hugo R, 492 W State White John A, 94 Bellevue av Willey Joseph E, 2601 S Broad Yancy Eldie, 1217 S Clinton av Zielinski Julian, 872 Brunswick Yunger Francis 31 W Front
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Biderman Louis, 129 S Broad Boston Cloak Store, 9 S Broad Capital Woman's Shop Inc, Broad
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State, 11-15 N Broad Field's Exclusive Shop, 31 E
State Gately & Fitzgerald, 126 S Broad Goldberg's, Broad cor Front Gundling David, 19 S Broad Kaufman S E Co, 115 S Broad Kays, 116 S Broad Marcus Nathan, 158 S Broad Max & Co, 150 S Broad Nevius Bros Co, 129 E State New York Suit and Shirt Co, 171
S Broad New York Woman's Shop, 214 N
Broad PHILADELPHIA BARGAIN
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Anderson Raincoat Co, 118 Fac-
BLOCK DANIEL CLOTHING CO,
107-109 S Broad Carlton Clothes Shop, 102 N
Broad DONNELLY FREDERICK W CO,
14-16 S Broad DUNHAM S P & CO, 22-26 E State ELTING LOUIS, 114 N Broad Frank Herman, 124 S Broad GATELY & FITZGERALD, 126 S
Broad Golde Clothes Shop, 44 E State Goldenbaum & Morgan, 120 ^N
Broad Gunson Byron F, 121 E State Haveson Harry & Sons, 148 S
Broad HURLEY-TOBIN CO, 118 N Broad Lavinson Nathan & Son, 113 Fac- tory Levy Edward J, 10 E State Lipman Jacob, 108 Perry Morris Abraham, 832 S Broad P & d CLOTHES SHOP, 5 S Broad Plapinger Wolf, E State and Ol- den av ROME NATHAN, 138 S Broad Shankman Samuel B, 141 S Broad Shankman Simon, 175 S Broad Shutz Abraham, 250 N Broad Silverstein Benjamin, Perry cor
Warren SMITH BROS CO, 144-146 N
Broad Spiezle William, 125-127 Factory TRENTON CLOTHING CO, 18-20
N Broad Trenton Warehouse, 152 S Broad VANNEST, COLEMAN & CO, 39
E State Wolff D Co, 128 S Broad
Clothing - Second Hand
Elfmann Isaac, 152 N "Willow Fineberg David, 211 N Broad Haveson Isaac, 228 N Broad Kimmel Benjamin, 268 N Clinton Radinsky Joseph 208 N Broad Romansky Max, 334 S Broad Schwartz Munro, 336 S Broad
Coal and Wood ALPAUGH L & SONS, 100 Hamil- ton AMERICAN ICE AND COAL CO,
447 Henry (Deutzville) (see right bottom lines
BUTTERWORTH COAL CO, 104 Hamilton av
CAMPBELL PHIL J, Perry opp Ewing
CROZIEB COAL CO, 307 N War- ren
Dalrymple Harry D, 13 N Willow
DAY BOND «fc AYENZEL, Cass cor Third
Dodson Weston & Co Inc. 491 Southard
Doyle Willis R, 101 Marion
FUEL BRIQUET CO, 520 Bruns- wick av.
Goldy Leon W, 831 S Broad
GOTSHALK AVILLIAM C, 441 Mulberry
HENRY ROGER JR, Southard st Bridge
Hester James, 373 Pennington av
Higgins Arnold F, 148 Phillips av
HUTCHINSON E C MILLING CO, Hamilton twp n Fair grounds
HUTCHINSON-HAWK CO, 315 Canal
KENNEDY ROBERT AV CO, 1134 E State (see left top lines)
KEYSTONE COAL CO, Third n Schenck
KUSER B C CO, Greenwood av adj Canal
Lawshe David, 436 Calhoun
MORRISVILLE COAL & BUILD- ERS' SUPPLY CO, 202-204 S Penna av, Morrisville, Pa (see left bottom lines)
RAUB THOMAS E, 326 Perry
READING COAL POCKETS, 303 N Willow
READING HARVEY F, 430 Perry (see bottom stencil)
RICHARDSON JOSEPH B & SONS, 120 S Stockton
RICKEY A H & CO, 291 N Willow
Sanitary Ice and Coal Co, Old Rose cor Addie al
STEVENSON J E CO, 509 Mul- berry
Stone Coke Co, 101 Marion
SURTEES S J COAL CO, S Feed- er n N Montgomery (ree right bottom lines)
SUTPHIN ICE AND COAL CO, 131 N Willow
TATTERS ALL CO, 147 N Warren
Trenton Charcoal and Coke Co, 302 Holland
Trenton Fuel Co, 528 Perrv
TRENTON LEH'GH COAL CO, New York and Phillips av (see outside back cover)
UNITED ICE CO, 460 Brunswick av and Cass opp Hancock
AVELLER'S HIREM SONS CO, 462 Brunswick av
AVILSON & STOKES, 655-675 S Broad
YOUNG AATILLARD H, 325 Cal- houn
Coal - Wholesale
Lawshe David, 436 Calhoun RICHARDSON J B & SONS, i20 S
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RICKEY A H & CO, 291 N Wil- low
Tattersall Co, 147 N Warren
UNITED ICE CO. 460 Brunswick av and Cass opp Hancock
Young Willard H, 325 Calhoun
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Coal Briquets
FUEL BRIQUET CO, 520 Bruns- wick ar Coat, Apron and Towel Supplies
Capital Coat and Apron Supply Co, 11 S Warren
Coffee Roasters DORR COFFEE CO, 30 S Stock- ton Heroy R R Co 135 N Broad MUSCHERT, REEVES & CO, N Stockton opp E Hanover
Collection Agencies
Johnston R Henry, 11 W State PENNELL-THATCHER SER- VICE, 506-507 Commonwealth Bldg REED JOHN W, 443 Chestnut av TRENTON BUSINESS MEN'S AS- SOCIATION, 5 E State
Commercial Agencies
Bradstreet Co, 32 E State
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Bldg PEFNELL-THATCHER SER- VICE, 506-507 Commonwealth Bldg
Commissioner of Deeds
APFLECATE STELLA S (Mrs)
Frank), 26 W State Atkins George L, 310 Wilkinson
Bldg Block Solomon R, 103 Amer Mech
Bldg Bower A V, 711 Amer Mech Bldg Bradley Vincent P, 145 E Han- over Brieger Arpad, 687 S Broad COMP CHARLES A MRS, 114 N
Montgomery Cook Edwin, 143 E State Cubberley William P, 111 E State DICKINSON W MEREDITH, 145
E Hanover Erdlen Otto, 1151 Chambers Fogg Melvin A, 111 E State Harper John, 615 Grand Haven Benjamin F, P O Bldg Hill Edmund C, 7 W State Holoomb W A, 513 Broad St Bank
Bldg Hughes Thomas R. 38 W State Kelsey David L, 10 Union, Pitchman Charles L, 627 N Olden Marshall Baura E, 306 Common- wealth Bldg Miller John A, 1084 S Broad Morgan Samuel J, 212-213 Broad
St Bank Bldg- Neal L I, 616 Broad St Bank Bldg Patterson Hattie N, 221 E Hano- ver Phillips Benjamin M, 205 Com- monwealth Bldg Rickey Walter H, 38 W State
Ruhlman C Frederick, 1235
Chambers RUSLING JAMES W, 224 E State Slack Charles A, 48 N Stockton SOLAN MICHAEL J, 103 E State Stahl Ernest C, 110 S Montgom- ery Tallon James J A, 247 Hamilton Thompson Leroy C, 4-5 First Nat
Bank Bldg Tindall Amos H, 143 E State UPDIKE HARTLEY T, 414 Broad
St Bank Bldg UPDIKE LINCOLN, 137 E State VAN HORN J CHAUNCEY, 2 E
State WORTHINGTON CLIFFORD A,
144 E State Wright Joseph H, 11 W State
Concrete Blocks
Hoffman Walter, 409 Garfield av Padderatz Bros, Grand and Vir- ginia av
Confections - Manufacturers
Allfather Candy Co, 335 N War- ren
BELLE , MEAD SWEETS, Pros- pect and Ingham av
King Confectionery Co, 142 S Broad
King J Co, 21 w Hanover
Martha Washington Candy Sho, 106 W State
RICE JOSEPH (2d) & CO, 5 N Broad
Vogler Martin E, Grand cor Vir- ginia
Confectionery - Retail
Albert Mary, 7 Beatty Alvino Vito, 544 S Clinton av Amato Antonio, 158 Kent ANDERSON JAMES G, S Broad
and Stanton Andrews James H, 1163 E State Angeli Angelo, 139 Morris av ANTHONY ALEXANDER, 603
Princeton av Bejgrowicz Elza, 420 St Joes av Bella John, 721 Chestnut av Betor Philip, 412 Centre Bloor Charles P, 999 Lamberton
cor Cliff Bonfield Joseph, 526 S Clinton av Boss Richard R, Delaware river
ft S Hermitage av Bossman Max, 175 E Franklin Bunting- Joseph, 625 Beattv Burgner William F, 524 N Clinton Burkhardt William F, 1053
Chambers Camera Angelo, 205 S Broad Campanaro Antonio, 104 W Han- over Candy Kitchen, 324 E State Capwano Frederico, S40 S Clinton Carey Bridget A, 34 8 S Broad Chamberlain Elizabeth, 'I'-Vl Kos- suth
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Chianese Gaetano, Bayard and
Whittaker av Christopher John, 34 S Clinton av Chwatynski John, 780 Beatty Cichon Michael, Princeton and
Lawrence rds (Slackwood) Cintra Cantida, 457 Whittaker av Climati Alphonso, 418 Roebling Coleman John R, 682 Centre Comfort James T, 408 Brunswick Comisa Louis, 504 Hudson Conig-lio Brazo, 1206 Princeton av Cook Anna D, 203 Rusling Cooper Bernard, 505 N Clinton av Cooper William, 722 Princeton av Cummons William E, 981 S Broad DeBlasio John, 322 W Hanover Dewar James. 247 N Clinton av Donnelly Joseph A, 580 Perry Dumont Foster S, 1070 S Broad Dunn William, 22 Southard Episcopo Henrietta, 2288 S Broad Episcopo Joseph, 219 Cooper Fabian Rose, 519 Beatty Falconer Barbara, 1028 S Broad Falconer John B, 2031 S Broad Fausti Astore, 5 Emory av Feigelbor John, 900 S Broad Fenner Wilson C, 38 Bank Fisher Samuel, 364 Union Fox Anna E, 206 N Clinton av Frincoke Elizabeth, 307 Elm Frost Leonard, 132 Kent Galinat Gustav, 199 Liberty Gatti Jennie D, 770 Chambers GILLUHI THEODORE, 1101 S
Broad Goldberg- Louis, 102 Chestnut av Goldberg Philip, 681 Lamberton Groh Frank J, 1334 Hamilton av Guida Frank, 570 S Clintpn av Guse Anna, 113 Morris av Halbreich Charles, 306 N Broad Hanauer Frederick J, 596 Centre Hancock J F Sons, N Broad cor
Hanover Hansen Hans, 12 S Warren Harker Aaron, 1110 Anderson Hartness Katherine. 112 Girard Hegedus Joseph. 130 Hancock Heidrick Paul, 2 Woodland Hodak Francis, 102 Jefferson Hofmann John, 1001 Prospect Judd Henry G, 23 Anderson Kalapos John, Field av cor Ren-
nie av Kamrad Joseph, 106 Woodland Kantor Benjamin, 1454 S Clinton Kaplan Max, 215 Fall Karas Milton S. 534 Stuyvesant Kern Harry, 577 S Broad Krause Leopold, 631 Spruce Krebs Lawrence, 1110 Chestnut Lager Matilda, 328 St Joes av Leedom William, 208 Perry Levine Philip, 512 Pennington av Lewis Albert J. 122 N Hermitage Lobeo Henry, 223 Centre Loukopulus Nicholas, 7 N Broad Luisi Joseph, 216 Perry Marsh Sylvester, 866 Fairmount
Martella Rocco, 320 S Clinton av Mastrangelo Ralph, 8 Escher McCann Dennis, 1100 Chambers McConnell Emma, 2005 S Clinton Meisler Isaac, 404 Centre Midulla Charles, 48 Perrine av Misticoni Robert, 135 Franklin Mordeno Charles, 130 Webster MORGAN PHILIP W, 1200 Green- wood av Morichelli Lorenz M, 502 Hudson Mullen John A, 157 S Stockton Muzyka Andrew, 305 Union Nemitz Molly, 1129 S Clinton av Newman Ann, 328 S Warren Nitz Anna J, 803 S Broad O'Connor Daniel J, 1065 S Clinton Olimpio Nicholas, cor Hamilton
av and Quinton av Paffe John L, 204 Centre Palace Confectionery, 7 N Broad Pascale Nicholas, 102 S Clinton av Passolt Dominick, 708 S Clinton Patricelli Alfonso, 801 Princeton
av Portin Samuel, 1212 S Clinton av Price Lucy, 670 Stuyvesant av Quigiey James J, 215 N Willow Rasimowicz Anthony, 377 N Clin- ton av Rezzo John, 135 Pennington av Rifkin Nathan, 46 Jefferson Ritter John C Jr, 346 Emory av Rose John J, 112 S Clinton av Rosen 'Samuel, 39 Calhoun Rowe John O, 12 S Warren Russo Joseph, 203 Harrison av
(Bd St Pk) Ryan & Hill, 324 E State Sacks Samuel, 236 Clay Samel e Vito P, 19 College Saperstein Albert, 59 Market Schnur Arion, Hamilton and Ol- den av Simone Calogero, 39 E Paul av Sipler Mary J, 485 Princeton av Skillman Raymond, 922 S Clinton SMITH ALVAH, 271 Hamilton av Smith John A, 49 N Stockton Smith I ewis B, Genesee and
Beatty Solomon Morris, 101 Emory av Sommers Jacob. 698 S Broad Southard Elizabeth, 886 E State Speck Lillian, 401 Monmouth Sperling Co, 17 N Broad State Street Candy Kitchen, 213
E State and 17 N Warren Stcffen Leo C, 1525 S Clinton av Steward Daniel N, 102 Ashmore Stillano John, 158 N Broad Sturzyk Michael, 148 Durand av
(Deutzville) Sugar Bowl Co, 14 N Broad Suro Thomas, 28 Hart av Surro Pietro, 24 Jefferson Tancreda August, 430 Elmer Thompson Frederic C, 7 Centre Todd Roscoe, 38 West Tolino Antonetta, 313 Hudson
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KITCHEN, 17 N Warren TRIM PL. E EDWARD H, 104
Pennington av Ung-aro John M, 260 N Warren Vail Robert W, 802 Centre Valeri Guido, 266 N Clinton av Vales James, 808 S Broad Van Harler William H, 108 Belle-
vue av Venanzi Angelo, 473 Chestnut av Volpp Philip, 195 Pennington av Wagner Wendel, 631 Division Warren Confectionery Co, 119 N
Warren Washington Candy Co, 183 S
Broad Wear Samuel B, 624 Perry Wood George O, 1212 S Clinton av Wornke Frederick, 202 Calhoun Wozniak Frank, 1004 N Olden av Yates Edward, 138 Pennington av Zarilla Mary, 576 S Clinton av Zawadzki Kajetan B, 200 Jeffer- son Zentner Blanche, 14 Spring Zook Angeline, 117 Hudson
Constables
Beck Morris, 117 Fair Braker Henry, 426 Emory av Capple William H, 49 Lamberton Connors Dennis, 410 N Olden .av Gannon William J. 208 Lafayette
av (Bd St Pk) Olsen William, Princeton rd
(Slackwood) Potts Harry M, 238 Highland av Ruhlman C Frederick, 1235
Chambers
Consular Agency - Italian (Royal) Ronca Felice, 346 Elmer
Contractors ACOCK HARRY G, 12 Gen Greene Acquaviva Bros, 138 Butler Agabiti Armando, 134 Division Ahrendt Albert, 260 Jersey Alston Warren W, 1310 Chambers Angel Michael, 2215 Genesee Ashbrand August 1652 Chambers Austin Peter K, 14 Jarvis pi Baker William H, ft Perrine av BARLOW CHARLES Y, 50 Brook Barlow Joseph P, 344 Garfield av Barratt James J, 147 Eafayette
av (Bd St Pk) Benson George E, 16 Division Birks Isaiah H, 34 Forst-Richey
Bldg Brackett Winslow M Jr, 19 Lee Braithwaite James, 857 Indiana BROCK'S STONE YARD INC,
Muirheid av n Ott Brown Harry M, 113 Walnut av BROWN JOHN A, 124 Locust BUGBEE NEWTON A K CO INC,
206 E Hanover (see inside back
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Burk Edmund, 220 Perry Burton Clarence, 42 Oak la Burton & Burton, 417 Amer Mech
Bldg Cadwalader William B, 329 Gar- field av Case Andrew J, 612 Monmouth Case Lewis C Jr, 615 W State Celentano Anthony, 509 Bridge Cella Pasquale A, 329 Elmer Chapman Arthur W, 218 West
End av Clark 'Charles, 274 Rutherford av Clark Robert J, 43 Passaic Clarke John F, 55 Hobart av Clayton Stephen W, 1201 Cham- bers Cleary Joseph N, 917 Hudson Cochran George C, 51 Frazier Colver Alvah L, 2443 S Broad Cooper John B, 15 Mead Corbett Thomas, 2210 Genesee Corrigan John P, 618 Stuyvesant Cunningham Charles J, 47 Hayes Dale George E, 26 Fisher pi Day Thomas M, 1109 Greenwood Delany H Moorhead, 335 Hillcrest DIEKNEIT STEPHEN, 440 W
Hanover Dipaolo Joseph, 411 Elmer Donigan Thomas F, 153 Hamilton Dooner Dominic, 27 Cumberland Drugan James P, 134 W State Dugan Daniel A, 704 Greenwood Eastburn Charles T, 803 Broad
St Bank Bldg Eldridge Lewis D, 233 Academy Fell Henry R Co, Amer Mech
Bldg Ferriot Jules, 1102 Prospect Franzoni Henry C, 254 S Olden av Gatto John, 403 Elmer Geiger Andrew, 153 Liberty Gibbs Coleman A, 411 Liberty Gibbs Reuben, 1411 S Clinton av Giles George S, 308 N Broad Ginder John, 303 Amer Mech
Bldg Goldenbaum John, 540 William GREATER TRENTON CON- STRUCTION CO, 603 Broad St Bank Bldg Gretton John O, 415 Chambers Grieshaber Joseph, 122 Howell Grover William A, 488 Stuyvesant Hamilton Construction Co Ltd, 12
Gen Greene av Harding Benjamin H, 819 Second Henrie George B, 719 Johnston av Hicks William, 1402 W State Higham George, 1801 Greenwood Hilton Harry, 22 Lee av Hilton Samuel, 24 Forst-Richey
Bldg Hoffman Emanuel. 106 Ashmore Hoffman Walter, 409 Garfield av Hopewell Joseph 53 Pierce av Huddy Edwin It, 755 Cass Hughes Hiram, 1145 Indiana av Hunt William D, 24 Benton Hntrhinson & Robertson. 1!»:i S Broad
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Ivins William R, 717 Greenwood Jarbol Henry S, 105 E Hanover Jones Jesse S, Slack av (Slack- wood) Jones Samuel E, 808 Anderson Kearton Samuel, 111 S Cook av Kehoe John A, 816 Parkside av Kelley B Frank, 324 Pennington Klemann Ernest, 61 Sweets av Konover Willard S, 837 Hamilton Laden Morris, 167 Laraberton La Rue Edward D, 53 S Hermit- age av Lawton Lewis & Son, 509 Broad
St Bank Bldg Lee Edward A, 511 Tyler Lee William J, 140 Monmouth Leese William H, 118 Waverly pi Lovatt Joseph, 66 Garfield Lowe Samuel, 100 Atlantic av MAJESKI JULIUS F, 868 Bruns- wick av MAJESKI & BROWN, 124 Locust Mangold Louis, 330 Bert av Martin Joseph, 508 Riverside av Martinette John H, 901 Carteret Martinette John H Jr, 827 Edge- wood av Martinette Peter S, 22 Edgemere Mather Samuel W & Sons, Green- wood av and E Canal McCrudden George J, 504 Stuy-
vesant av McDade James C, 326 Columbus McGovern Thomas J, 119 N Wil- low Michalis Fred C, 264 Hilcrest av Milgaten Nathan, 550 S Warren Moontooth Frank A, 910 Carteret Mordaunt John E, 248 Mercer Morgan William, 436 Hamilton av Morris Frank L, White Horse Morris James H & Co, 615 Broad
St Bank Bldg Morris W J, 714 Broad St Bank
Bldg Moses Mark S, 898 E State Musson William, 1002 Hamilton Niedermeier Anton, 113 Walnut Olson Martin, 21 Lincoln av PARKER FRED, 327 Calhoun Pinto Anthony, 112 Anderson Poinsett Carl A, 37 Maple av Proctor John, 73 Garfield av Randall Charles R, 43 N Hermit- age av Read James, 710 Chambers Read Samuel P, Eight (Prospect
Heights) Reeger Edward, 1423 S Broad REUS, TAYLOR & CO INC, 306
Amor Mech Bldg Ross John. 35 Boudinot ROSS & WHELAN, 515 Broad St
Tank Bldg Royle Silas T, 46 N Stockton Rosso Dominick, 16 Butler Russo Frank, 220 Butler Sanders Fred J, 708 Atlantic av Seigle Harry, 1342 Princeton av Semon Peter, 212 AV Hanover
Sieling Louis, 416 Commonwealth
Bldg Simpkins Howard, 2051 S Broad Slack Walter C, 42 Fisher pi Slack Willard S, 42 Fisher pi Smith Charles J, 202 Academy Smith George A, 213 West End av Snyder Edward C, 411 Schiller av
(Bd St Pk) Solan Leon F, 46 S Olden av Sowadski Julius O, 641 Centre Stone John, 1108 Chestnut av Stout Elmer H, 343 Berwyn av Sutton Edwin S, 210 Jackson Sweeney Frank L, 38 Murray Taylor Joseph, 1246 E State Teitz Samuel, 469 Brunswick av Thorp Hugh J, 532 S Warren Tilton William H, 1006 Anderson Turkington William D, 231 High- land av Vreeland Cornelius H. 820 Car- teret av Walsh Construction Co, First Na- tional Bank Bldg Walsh John H, 850 S Broad Wendland Isaac M, 165 Anderson Wiley Samuel, 517 Monmouth Wilkes Robert M, 365 Third Wilson Lott P, 916 Melrose av Wolf Paul G, 630 Anderson Wolff Robert, 732 W State
Contractors' Supplies FAIRBANKS CO, 312 Amer Mech
Bldg National Highway Material and
Equipment Co, Amer Mech
Bldg RICHARDSON J B & SONS, 120
S Stockton Tattersall Co, 147 N Warren TRENTON PLATE AND WIN-.
DOW GLASS CO, 312 S Broad- Coopers Behrend William G, New York av
cor N Olden av Enslin Charles, 1827 S Clinton av Gillin James, New York av n Syl- vester 3IUEHLHAUSEN AUGUST, 34
Howell
Corniees - Metal
Higgins Clinton B, 247 Hillcrest TRENTON PLUMBING AND
HEATING CO, 336 S Broad cor
Greenwood av Trenton Sheet Metal Co, 49-51
Gordon Williams Metal Ceiling Co, 105
Factory
Corset Parlors
MacPherson Laura E, 1011 Chest- nut av Nu Bone Corset Shop. 416 E State Urch Margaretta, 2 E State Walters Rae, 222 S Broad .
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Costumer
Krespatfi Matilda B, 150 S Stock- ton
Corporation Agent
Spear Edward M, 18 Wall
Court Interpreter LEFKOWITZ HERMAN, 559 S
Broad
Cracker Manufacturers
EXTON A & CO, 244-248 Centre National Biscuit Co, 374 Penning- ton av ORIGINAL TRENTON CRACKER
CO, 15-17 S Stockton (see right top lines) Thorn Joseph S Cracker Co, r 75 Jackson
Crate and Barrel Manufacturers
Emony William, 23 Tyrell av
KAMMERER BROS, Muirheid av also 1242-1262 Bunting av (Deutzville)
JERSEY KEYSTONE WOOD CO, ft Perrine av (see right side lines)
Richards Joseph, 446 N Mont- gomery
Crockery
Sachs H & Son, 27 Union
South Jersey Crockery Co, 108 Decatur
Crucibles
Bartley Jonathan Crucible Works 67 Oxford
Cut Glass DUNHAM S P & CO, 22-26 E
State, 11-15 N Broad (see right
side lines) Kaufman S E Co, 115-125 S Broad
Cutlery
Applegate E S & Co, 17 S Broad Fleron M M & Son, Taylor Opera
House Bldg KATZENBACH F S & CO, 35 E
State (see left top and bottom lines, also top stencil) Roberts John P, 4 Perry Staiger Charles, 227 N Clinton av WEEDEN F E & CO, 343 N War- ren (see right side lines)
Dairy Supplies RIBSAM MARTIN C, S Broad cor
Front SATTERTHWAITE JOHN R, 16
N Warren (see left top lines)
Dancing: Academies
Blisard Dancing Academy, 145 N Warren
Dead Animal Remover
Niedt O F Sons Co, 2137 S Broad
Decorator JOHNSON LANGHORN H,
Academy
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Delicatessen
Alberti Gustave, 821 S Broad Alexander Harry, 104% Union^ ANTHONY ALEXANDER, 603
Princeton av Food Shop, 7 S Broad Jansil Lena, 608 S Warren Koch Jacob, 29 New Rose Koenig George, Washington Mar- ket Nelson Samuel, 89 Union Newman David, 28 E Front Rudin Pincus, 6 Perry Seitz Herman, 434 Genesee Siris George, 7 Perry Siris Jacob H, 706-708 S Broad Spector Nathan, 105 Lamberton
Dental Supplies
Holloway Clinton K, 146 E State
Dentists ALE CHARLES H, 209 E State Allen 'Walter B, 240 N Warren Appleget Clarence J, 315 Bellevue Bird F S & F E, 229 Adcaemy Bodenwieser Monroe, 311 Spring BOICE ARCHIBALD E, 201-203
Broad St Bank Bldg Brown Elmer H, 236 E Hanover Cahill Frank J, 211 Perry Collier Frederick, 9 AV State Comfort A H, 716 Princeton av Condict Edward C, 238 E State DAVIS HAROLD C, 825 S~Broad Dickinson J Clarence, 236 Chest- nut av Dilts Charles H, 403 Broad St
Bank Bldg Fallon Charles H, 1520 S Broad Farley LeRoy W, 235 E State Forsyth John C, 430 E State GIHON HARRY D, 185 S Broad GINNELLEY EDWIN H. 201-203
and 215 Broad St Bank Bldg Godley Jesse, 809 Berkeley av Gorden James B, 147 N Warren Graver Milton F, 401 Broad St
Bank Bldg Griffith George H, 502 Broad St
Bank Bldg Haves Thomas E, 15 E State Hazelton Florence K, 223 E Han- over Trick Hector F, 304 Hamilton av Julian William, 112 S Broad Keeler J Ernest, 235 E State Kent Warren H, 2225 S Broad Kleeberg Alfred O, 165 E Front Kniffln Arthur S, 206 S Broad Kniffin A Leland, 206 S Broad Lawshe Allison R, 42 W Si Levine William, Princeton. N J Mathews William H, 194 S Broad McDermott William H, 1 16 E
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State Woolverton John E, 124 W State Wright James C, 48 S Clinton av Zeis John, 229 Woodland Zulauf Robert, 304 Broad-State Bldg
Dentists - Mechanical
Barnes Harry J, 39 Cumberland Cooper Harold S, 118 N Over- brook
Department Stores
Cohen Michael, 602 N Clinton av
DUNHAM S P & CO, 22-26 E State and 11-15 N Broad (see right side lines)
GOLDBERG'S DEPARTMENT STORE INC, S Broad and Front
Horowitz Samuel, 654-656 S Broad
KAUFMAN S E & CO, 115-125 S Broad, 35 E Lafayette
Koslow Philip,- 701 Beatty
Kresge S S & Co, 103-105 E State
Introligator Max, 700-702 Ander- son
Lavine David, 346 Centre
Lavine Isaac, 105 Union
LEVIN ISADOR, n e cor Prince- ton av and Pennington av
NEVIUS BROS CO, 127-129 E State
Normal Department Store, 616- 618 Perry
Phila Bargain Store, 27 S Broad and 1060 S Clinton av
Robinson M & H, 235 Ferry
Vine Louis, 2317 S Broad
VOOBHEES H M & BBO, 131-135 E State
WIMUTR DEPARTMENT STORE CO, 1139 E State
Wineberg Morris, 901-903 S Broad
Designers and Bloekcuttcrs
Cartwright Co (The), 219 Mon- mouth
Detective Agencies
Bowne R C, 309 Commonwealth Bldg
Embley Loon A, 5 N Broad Havens William N, 58 Delaware- view av
Die Sinkers
Hulslander E & S Co, 5-8 N
Stockton Sarco Company (The), 19 E State
Directory Publisher FITZGERALD DIRECTORY CO,
14 N Warren
Disinfectants
Marshall Rudolph L, 253 E Front
Door, Sash and Blind Manufac- turers CONNER MILL WORK CO, E
Front cor S Stockton (see right top lines) Leuckel A K & Co, 621 S Broad adj Broad st station
Dressmakers
Adlem Margaret, 422 Princeton Ake Elsie G, 1209 E State Archer Ella, 65 Allen av Barry Lydia M, 115 Brunswick av Bayer Clara M, 535 Chestnut av Beck Lena, 87 Mulberry Beers Anna, 15 Colonial av Bethke Carrie A, 631 Beatty Birch Anna, 151 Walnut av . Boeckel Leah, 18 Woodland Bohnenberger Florentine K, 300
Church Bowers Jennie, 42 Spring Bowne Mary E, 116 E Hanover Breasley Susanna V, 220 E Front Breece Mae, 2141 S Broad Brophy Rosanna M, 111 E State Brown Katherine, 240 W Han- over Burchell Evelyn, 307 Centre Burchell Mary, 1514 Riverside av Britton Helen, 246 Academy Burns Anna M, 37 Yard av Burns Mary A, 45 S Cook av Cahill Julia M, 416 Rutherford av Caine Laura, 233 Clay Campbell Margaret T, 13 W
Front Cantwell Mary M, 583 Centre Carlile Clara M, 50 Charles Carver Edna M, 248 Morris av Cavanaugh Mary J, 455 W Han- over Claffey Alice E, 147 Perry Clair Katherine C, 321 Ruther- ford av Clancy Julia E, 208 Spring Cleary Mary A, 168 Washington Cleaver Alice S, 206 Jackson Clinton Frances M, 110 Girard av Combs Elida M, 148 Pennington Cook Emma F, 22 Pennington av Cox Catharine A, 871 Chambers Craie- Elizabeth, 40 Washington Cubberley Anna, 1010 S Clinton Cunningham Margaret, 881 E
State Daly Madeline I, 427 Emory av Danley Rena, 145 Prospect Decatur Rose M C, 34 Spring
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS
TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
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Deitz Rose, 390 S Warren Delp Anna B, 130 Calhoun Devaney Catharine L, 8 Bond Dey Cafrie S, 142 Stockton Dileo Carrie, 255 Elmer Doolan Margaret, 218 W Hanover Dooling- Honora F, 211 Academy Doran Mary, 21 Bond Douress Mary E, 146 Ferry Eade Ida A, 241 E Front Egan Katherine, 197 Locust Fee Alice C, 191 W Hanover Fee Elizabeth, 304 E State Fisher Parmelia B, 208 E Front Fitzpatrick Margaret, 409 Lam-
berton Forrest Margaret, 832 Carteret av French Frances T, 421 Chestnut Gait Maud, 48 Hart av Gallimore Marion L, 105 Annabell Gary Augusta, 1008 Chestnut av Gesker Lillian D, 6 Dickinson Gompper Elizabeth, 194 Home av Grant Anna M, 650 Centre Green Caroline W, 222 Perry Halford M Jane, 57 Bank Hall Josephine, 35 Franklin Hall Katherine. 78 Bellevue av . Hall Madeline M, 1617 Liberty Hall Rilla R, 846 Carteret av Hamilton Mary, 232 Kossuth Hand Mariette, 320 Church Harrison Rose, 1111 S Broad Hartman Anna, 776 E State Hilebrand Susan T, 171 W Han- over Hollies Clara, 34 N Overbrook av Horsnall Reba W, 821 Mulberry Housel Lillian, 6 Humboldt Hoyer Augusta, 529 Emory av Hyatt Ellen E, 773 E State Jackson Emeline A, 894 E State Jackson Jane C, 29 Prospect Jackson Rebecca, 25 Lamberton Jaekel Edna H, 703 E State - Johnson Katherine, 71 Summer Kabay Clara, 695 S Clinton av Kamp Katherine, 520 Genesee Kriegner Gertrude, 918 N Wil- low Kurtz Ida E, 449 Stuyvesant av Lanning Emma A, 25 N Willow Lanning Mary B, 730 Centre Larison Fannie, 161 Passaic Larkin Josephine, 361 Greenwood Lebeaux Mary C, 53 Delaware- view av Longmuir Viola E, 147 Garfield Macbeth Martha E, 233 E State Mahan Madeline, 2442 S Broad Mallon Josephine T, 550 Centre Maney Anna T, 361 Greenwood av Maney Sarah J, 361 Greenwood av Mapps Hannah A L, 290 Hamilton Matheis Emma M, 718 Southard McCue Catharine T, 137 AV Han- over McCue Ella F, 137 AV Hanover McCue Mary E, 137 W Hanover McDonough Elizabeth G, '48 Spring
McGrath Mary A, 505 Emory av Mclnerney Margaret, 111 Calhoun Meskill Catharine, 168 Lamberton Miller Agnes M, 16 Livingston Mitchell Alice H, 242 E State Moran Elizabeth A, 606 Perry Morrell Mary, 593 Chestnut av Mountford Marie, 134 Boudlnot Murnan Catharine, 684 Princeton Murray Helen, 537 Centre Naylor Elizabeth, 915 Carteret Neff Ida M, 28 Wilkinson pi Nieber Margaret C, 217 AV Han- over Nihill Margaret, 133 Cummings Nonamaker Clara M, 849 E State O'Neill Joanna, 213 Bayard Paul Laura, 130 Rusling Perdunn Charlotta, 1008 Division Pfleger Mary, 717 Monmouth Pugh Lottje R, 114 AV Hanover Pullen Caroline A, 229 N Broad Prickett Emma, 56 S Hermitage Proctor Ethel, 73 Garfield av Quick Cora M, 1126 Hamilton av Quinn Catherine, 647 N Clin,ton Randall Ella L, 35 Wilkinson pi Rice La Gretta, 14 Bellevue av Ryder N J & Co, 606-607 Amer
Mech Bldg Samele Mary J, 19 College Schuler Sophia, 354 Garfield av Schwarzwalder Louisa, 749 Beatty Scott Mary F, 13 Carroll Semon Mary, 276 Spring Sharp Mary E, 208 E Front Sinkhorn Agnes, 39 W State Skiwski Edna, 215 Second Slover Lavinia, 9 Perry Smith Elizabeth B, 144 AAr Hano- ver Smith Marie E, 29 S Warren Smith Sarah E, 29 S Warren Spencer Mary E, 790 Stuyvesant Stahovski Amanda P, 1114 Prospect Stead Elizabeth M, 456 S Olden Stout Anna E, 70 Washington Strouse Anna M, 837' Stuyvesant Tallon Madeline K, 484 W State Ten Eyck Rebecca J, 23 N An- derson Tessein Carrie F, 566 Second Trossbach Martha, 884 S Broad Twigg Elizabeth, 226 N Broad Tybor Josephine, -711 Bridge VanHighly Elizabeth, 489 Cal- houn VanHise Ida AV. 210 Hamilton av AHncent Anna, 312 Reservoir Wallington Elizabeth, 123 AV
Hanover AValters Mary H, 238 Elmer Weier Catharine E, 616 N Clinton Weyant Nellie H, 50 Perdicaris pi AVharton Jennie, 234 Mercer Wharton M Ida, 234 Mercer AVhelan Mary A, 123 Calhoun Williams Mary, 46 Passaic Wismer Rebecca, 84 Spring
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TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
Wolf Elizabeth, 471 Chestnut av Wood E Gertrude, 54 N Olden av Young Marie, 47 Pennington av Zerman Mary E, 360 Brunswick
Druggists
ALTEMUS CHARLES A, 577 N
Clinton av
BELLISFIELD F E, W State and Prospect
BLAUTH JOSEPH D, 602 S War- ren
Brown Mary E, 323 Centre
CASSIDY JOHN J, 1040 S Broad
Cataldi Emil, 557 S Clinton av
Cherry William E, 1040 S Broad
COLEMAN DRUG CO, 461 W Hanover (see left bottom lines)
Colonial Pharmacy, 557 S Clinton
COOK DANIEL L, 157 N Broad
Davison Oscar, 478 Hatnilton av
FARLEY ANDREW W, S Broad cor Market
Freeman William J, 518 S War- ren
FROMKIN HARRY, 721 Anderson
Goodenough Drug Co, n e cor State and Stockton
Harbourt W Harry, 1052 Bruns- wick av
Holcombe Bros, 140 Spring
Holmes Elizabeth M, Bank ^ cor Willow
Jackson & Combs, 763 Stuyvesant
Jackson Robert, 34 Elmhurst av
KEHR'S KORNER PHARMACY, 682 Princeton av
KEUPER ISAAC J, 1200 S Clin- ton av and Harrison cor S Broad
LAIRD GILBERT D, 1000 S Clin- ton av
Lavinson Louis, 202 Centre
LEVENSON CHARLES, 1200 S Clinton av
LIGGETT'S-RIKER-HAGEMAN DRUG STORE. State and Broad
LONG LEWIS W, 799 E State cor Chambers
LONG'S DRUG STORE, Hamilton av cor S Olden av
MATHIS JAMES L, 111 S Broad and 627 Centre
Miller Drug Store, Warren cor Hanover
Millner's Pharmacy, Beatty cor Orange
MOORE MICHAEL J, 1202 E State
NEFF CHARLES H, 160 E State cor Johnston av
Pentz Prescription Pharmacy, 729 S Broad
Red Cross Pharmacy, 700 Bruns- wick av
Riobards Drug Store, Perry cor Montgomery
RIGGS E E, Monmouth and Wal- nut av
SCHNORBUS JOSEPH R, 339 N Warren
SCHULTZ JOHN A, 101 N Broad
cor Hanover Silk Henry, 869 S Broad Smith Howard S, 685 Stuyvesant
av cor N Hermitage av STRASSER JOHN J PHARMACY,
Princeton cor Pennington av Stuckert's Drug Store, 10 N War- ren TAYLOR AV SCOTT, N Broad cor
Perry Thatcher Charles S, 401 Hudson Thomas George N, Perry cor
Montgomery Wiley John K & Co, 149 N Broad YOUNG'S DRUG STORE LTD, 600
Perry cor Southard
Druggists - Wholesale COLEMAN DRUG CO, 461 W
Hanover (see left bottom lines) LIGGETT'S-RIKER-HAGEMAN
DRUG STORE, Broad cor E
State SCHULTZ JOHN A, Broad cor
Hanover Tavlor Drug and Chemical Co,
.218 Olive Trenton Drug Sundry Supply Co,
128 N Warren
Dry Colors MAGNETIC PIG31ENT CO, 601
Cass
Dry Goods
Applestein Abraham, 407 N Clin- ton av Applestein David K, 900-902
Brunswick av Bash Louis, 330 Union Blank Morris, 229 Fall Borstein Max, 125 Centre Buchner Isaac, 82 Anderson Cohen Michael, 563 S Clinton av Drake William C, 838 E State DUNHAM S P «fe CO, 22-26 E
State, 11-15 N Broad Economy Store, 857 S" Broad Elias David, 602 Second Etz Helen, 1075% S Broad Faber Harry P, 157 S Broad Fares George, 118 Bridge Faris Sab, 635 S Warren Favata John, 710 Brunswick av Finkel Samuel, 16 Spring Finkle Isaac, 616-618 Perry Fitzcharles Dry Goods Co, 15-21
N Montgomery GOLDBERG'S DEPARTMENT
STORE INC, Broad and Front Green Hyman, 221 N Broad Grieco Joseph, 529 S Clinton av Haje Albert J, 302 Union Horowitz Tsidor, 314 Elmer KAUFMAN S E CO, 115-125 S
Broad Klatzkin Maurice, 601 Chestnut Kohn Rebecca, 555 N Clinton av Kubisz W Lambert, 653 Beatty Kushner Tsaac, 73 Union Lenson Harry, 212 Fall
Charles A. Comp
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
INVESTMENTS 114 N. Montgomery St.
Use the Crackers Stamped "STAPLER"
The Old Fashioned Kind, Same as Made for 72 Years - Deliveries
Made by Wagon to Door
FOR PRICES AND DELIVERIES ADDRESS
ORIGINAL TRENTON CRACKER CO., Trenton, N. J.
TEENTON (1939) DIRECTOBY
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LEVIN ISIDOR, cor Princeton &
Pennington av Levine Fannie, 540 S Warren Levy ChaVles, 47 Union Lisook Paul, 346 S Broad Mack Louis, 88 West Maister Jacob, 548 N Clinton av Majewski Vincent, 1598 Chestnut Manasevitz Sarah, 201 Mulberry Martingo Bronislaus, 444 N Clin- ton av Moskowitz Myer, 106 Union NEVIUS BROS CO, 129 E State New York Bargain Store, 132 S
Broad PHIL A BARGAIN STORE, 23-29
S Broad Power Co Inc, 4 E State Robinson Samuel, 551 S Clinton Rosenthal Myer, 221 Fall Salamandra Louis, 463 Whittaker Schildkraut Samuel, 653 Second Schrunkler Louis, 214 Fall Singer Morris, 230 N Broad Smith Simon, 438 S Broad Spiegel Morris, cor E State and
S Olden av Stromberg Joseph. 1610 E State Sutnick Nathan, 801 S Broad Thorn Morris, 1214-1216 S Clin- ton av Toll Benjamin, 37 Chambers Urken M & P, 694 S Broad Varchietto Bruno, 414 Hudson Vine Harry, 664 Stuyyesant av Vishocka Joseph, 424 N Cl.inton VOORHEES HJI& BRO, 131-135
E State Wacks Victor, 301 Hudson Watov Elias, 101 Hancock Weinstein & Robinson, 728 An- derson Whittle Hannah, 570 S Warren Worob Stephen, 513 Lamberton YARD'S, 4-6-8 N Broad
Dyers and Scourers
AMERICAN STEAM AND DRY CLEANING WORKS (James F McCaffrey), 215 Perry
Beddiges Charles W, 220 E State
Mercer Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing Works, 9 N Mont- gomery
MODEL CLEANING, DYEING & PRESSING WORKS CO INC, 985 Princeton av and 320 E State
Ringressy Alfred, 17 S Warren
Sanitary Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing Works, 31 N Warren
Star Cleaning and Dyeing Ser- vice, 322 E State
Dynamos and Motors
Fleron M M & Son, Taylor Opera,
House Bldg KATZENBACH F S & CO, 35 E
State (see left top and bottom lines, also top stencil)
Toman John F Sons Co, 118 N
Warren Trenton Electric Supply Co, 207
E State
Electric Bells
Fleron M M & Son, Taylor Opera
House Bldg KATZENBACH F S & CO, 35 E
State (see left 'top and bottom lines) Trenton Electric Supply Co, 207 E State
Electric Lighting Companies
Eureka Power and Light Co, 4
W Hanover PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC
CO, 222 E State Public Service Corp, 19 Chauncey
Electrical Contractors
Auto Engineering Company, 19
N Montgomery Binder Electric Co, 184 S Broad CARR & 'SCIPT IT TZ ELECTRIC
(THE) CO, 301 Perry Cleary John M, 32 3 Academy Crowley Herbert B, 222 Jackson Electric Contracting Co, 106 E
Hanover Fleron M M & Son, Taylor Opera
House Bldg Geller Charles D, 2 30 Park la Kane James A, 526 S AVarren KELLY J P ELECTRICAL CO,
312 E State Lindley Robert, 2017 Brunswick
av (Slackwood) Mercer Electric Co, 5 N Broad SHARLIN SAMUEL, 308 S Broad
(see left side lines)
Electrical Supplies CARR & SCHULTZ ELECTRIC
CO (THE), 301 Perry Electrifier Shop, 9 E State Fleron M M & Son, Taylor Opera
House Bldg FREEMAN E H ELECTRIC CO,
803 E State General Electric Co, 604 Broad St
Bank Bldg KATZENBACH F S & CO, 35 E
State Kelly J P Electrical Co, 312 E
State MacLewee Electric Co, 4 Wood National Porcelain Co, Southard
n Brunswick av Parker J H & Sons Inc, 604 Broad
St Bank Bldg PERLSTEIN FRANK, 163 S
Broad (see inside front cover) SHARLIN SAMUEL. 308 S Broad TOMAN JOHN F SONS CO, 118 N
Warren (see outside back
cover) Trenton Electric and Conduit Co
Inc, 1 Tyler
CRAMER & ALLEN
LUCAS PAINTS, VARNISHES AND BRUSHES
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TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
Trenton Electric Supply Co, 207
E State Union Electric Co, 113 S Stockton Union Electric Porcelain Works,
Hamilton av
Electricians
Binder Electric Co, 184 S Broad Briefer Arpad, -687 S Broad CARR & SCHULTZ ELECTRIC
CO, 301 Perry Crowley Herbert B, 222 Jackson Electric Contracting Co, 106 E
Hanover Electrifler Shop, 9 E State FLERON M M & SON, Taylor
Opera House Bids Huse Charles A, 409 S Broad Kelly J P Electric Co, 312 E
State MINUTE MAN GARAGE, 132-34
Pearl SHARLIN SAMUEL, 308 S Broad
Electric Plates
Metz John W, 16 W Lafayette National Electric Plating Works, 16 W Lafayette
Electrotypers
State Gazette, 127 E Hanover Trenton Times, 8 S Stockton
Elevators
Otis Elevator Co, 310 Amer Mech Bldg
Embroideries
Stone Frank, 127 N Broad Witlin Isador 5 N Broad
Employment Agencies
Bumbera Mary, 15 Ingleton
I G Employment Agency, 124 E
Front Mitchell Katherine M, 340 W
State
Engineer - Consulting
Thompson John W, 508 Broad St Bank Bldg
Engineers - Contracting
Aitken & Bebbington, r 113-115
S Stockton BAKER WILLIAM H, ft Perrine
av BUGBEE NEWTON A K CO INC,
206 E Hanover (see hiside back
cover) 1VENS W H SONS CO, Bcakes
cor May
Engineers - Electrical
Aller E Edgar, 31 Maple av FRANZ-MILTON CO, 1 E State Miller Bertrand F, 201 S Clinton
Engravers BEEBS PBESS, 238 E Hanover CAPITAL STATIONEBY (THE),
15 N Warren (see right side lines
Harker Warren L, 405 Broad- State Bldg
HUL SLANDER ENGRAVING & STATIONERY CO, 223 E State
HULSLANDER H A, 8 N Stock- ton
SARCO COMPANY (THE) 19-21 E State
Seidenglanz Edward A, 15 E State
TRENT ENGRAVING CO, 3-10 S Stockton
TRENT PRESS, 14 N Warren
Warren Engraving and Printing 405 Broad-State Bldg
Engrosser
McGhee Earl H, 409 Broad St Bank Bldg
Express - Foreign AMERICAN RAILWAY EX- PRESS CO, 23-25 W State
Express - Local
Agabiti Augusto & Bro, 140 Ful- ton Applegate William H, Lawrence-
ville N J Belok Stanley, 21 Chase Carr Henry J, 554 S Clinton av Cheesman Walter J, 648 Wash- ington Cole & Peters, 107 W Hanover Compton William, 713 Southard - Conlin Frank, 21 Bond Dun's Special Delivery, 571 S
Broad Earle & Son, 385 S Warren Gill Clarence M, 332 Tyler Greaney William E, 839 Prospect Griggs John S, 104 Humboldt Hard George H, 2132 S Broad Hubbard Hugh A, 424 Rutherford Innocenzi Nicholas. 205 Butler Lavine Charles L, 30 Hanford pi Lear Benjamin, 36 Poplar Lehner John, 609 Princeton av Martindell Eli M. 128 Dickinson Maurer Charles J, 229 Fulton MERCHANTS EXPRESS, 291-295
N Willow Mooney Edward D. 9 E Lafavette PETRY EXPRESS AND STOR- AGE CO. Canal n E State Philadelphia Auto Messenger
Service, 135 E Hanover Purcell Kyren, 248 Bellevue av Piker Harry G, 152 Monmouth Shein Bessie, 521 S Warren Stancin Joseph, 713 S Broad Stemhagen Christian Jr, 221 Ful- ton Udy Fred, Brunswick av (Slack- wood)
AUGUST MUELHAUSEN
DEALER IN
HOGSHEADS, TIERCES AND BARRELS
Telephone 4938 LIBERTY AND HOWELL STS.
THE CONNER MILLWORK CO.
Storm Sash, Hot Bed Sash, Columns, Stair Newels, Rail and Balusters
Phone 146 FRONT & STOCKTON
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TEENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
Union Transfer Co, Clinton av station Penna R R and Warren st station P & R Ry Vogler Express, 110 Brunswick White Peter, 23 Bond Whitlock William, 505 Market Whitlock & Son, S Feeder and N Broad
Fancy Goods Pfeifer Anna, 568 Perry
Farmers' Supplies DELP JAMES A H & SONS, 335
Pennington av RIRSAM MARTIN C, S Broad cor
Front SATTERTHWAITB JOHN R, 16
N Warren (se left top lines)
Feathers - Wholesale BLOOM GODLEY CO, 205 N Wil- low
Fertilizers
Trenton Bone Fertilizer Co, New York av and Strawberry
Firearms and Ammunition
Applegate E S & Co, 17 S Broad
Fire Brick Manufacturers CHAMBERS A REEDER, Oak- land av and P & R Ry SUPERIOR FIRE LININGS, Oak- land av and P & R Ry
Fire Department Supplies
Hunt James B Mfg Co, 12 Forst- Richey Bldg
Fire Escapes
Baker William H, ft Perrine av
- Fish and Oysters
Appleg-ate William A, 253 N
Clinton av Ashmore & Blackwell, 35 E Front Banks Irving- D, 153 N Broad Bornhorst Henry , 1060 S Broad CATANA JOSEPH W, 201 Centre Cohen A & Son, 223 Fall Golden Market. 239 N Broad Gray & Sullivan, 218 S Clinton Hart John H, 17 E Front Kaplan Bernard, 227 Fall Kuhl Carl J, Murray bel West
End av Rittenhouse Watson, 446 Centre Sebastiano Isaiah, 242 Elmer Seiler Joseph, 129 Ashmore av Smith Louis, 56 Union goden Oliver L. 51 N Olden av Stillwagon W & Son, 720 Prince- ton av
Fishing? Tackle
Applegate E S & Co, 17 and 897
S Broad Bloor Charles P, 999 Lamberton
Mayham & Silvers, 203 E State STOLL BLANK BOOK AND STA- TIONERY CO, 20-22 E State
Five and Ten Cent Stores
Kresge S S Co, 111-113 E State
and 10-12 S Broad Metropolitan 5 to 50 Cents Store
Inc, 112-114 S Broad Woolworth F W Co, 24-26 S
Broad
Flags and Bunting JOHNSON LANGHORN H, 208
Academy
Flint and Spar EUREKA FLINT AND SPAR CO,
Greenwood av and Lewis
Floor Coverings
Union Mercantile and Mfg Co, New York av and Spruce
Florists
Belyung Nicholas, 532 Emmett av Blackmon Bros, 844-846 Centre CHESTNUT FLORAL CO, 903
Chestnut av Chinnich Harry E, Nottingham
Way and Klockner av CLARK FRANK J, 119 N Broad Cook Edward N, 182 Anderson Fink Herman, 765 Brunswick av Frenking Ernest H, Ingham av Frey James P, 726 S Broad Goeller Bros Inc, 159 Hamilton Hart William H, Hamilton and
Ward av LINCOLN E FRANK, 188 S Broad Meany James, 1015 S Clinton av PARK FLORAL CO, Buchanan av
and Lafayette av (Bd St Pk) Ribsam Carlman (Estate of), 554
E State RIBSAM 3IARTIN C. S Broad cor
Front
Flour, Feed and Grain
Bell Samuel & Sons, 504 Broad
St Bank Bldg DAYMOND & WENZEL, Cass cor
Third GROSS BROS, successors Risdon
Milling Co, 243-245 N Broad Heller Israel J. 134 Ferrv HUTCHINSON E C MILLING CO.
Hamilton twp n fair grounds
(see left top lines) LONGACRE HENRY S, S Clinton
av cor Anderson Major James E, 132 Butler OGUBKIEWICZ THOMAS, 16
Grand STEVENSON J E CO, 509 Mul-
berry (see right side lines) Stults Bros, r 116 Brunswick av JAMS JAMES, 2426 S' Broad Trenton Hay and Grain Co, 416-
418 N Montgome ry Vine Isaac, 115 Union
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MANUFACTURED BY
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By MODERN MACHINERY and EXPERT MECHANICS
THE PAEA CO., 121 E. Hanover St., Trenton, N. J.
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TKENTON (1919) DIKECTORY
Flour Mills
City Flour Mills, 219 S Warren HUTCHINSON E C MILLING CO,
Hutchinson's Mills ROBBINS BROS CO, 219-221 S
Warren
Fly Screens BURROWES E T CO, 137 E State
Foundries
De Laval Foundry, Parker and
N Logan av Mackenzie's Duncan Sons Co,
Hamilton av McFarland Foundry and Machine
Co, Mead and Breunig av
Fruit Dealers
Basso Michael, 831-835 Cass Berman Jacob, 153 S Broad Bromovitz Joseph, 814 S Broad Caputto Vincent, 89 S Clinton av CATANA JOSEPH W, 201 Centre Consalvi Ernesto, 360 S Broad Conti Dominic, 5 College Dreher & Aller, 26 E Front Flesher Samuel, 45 Union Kraper Thomas, 320 N Clinton av Lavine Harry, 322 Centre Leiwerling Frank J, 674 S Broad Malesurgo Angelo, 322 S Clinton Margerum Clark P, 862 E State Matelena Joseph, 421 Princeton Paoni Fred, 47 College POPKIN BROS, 25-31 Tucker Popkin Max, 65 Union Saperstein Albert, 57 Market Smith Louis, 56 Union Smith William, 604 Second Stalano Peter, S Broad cor E
State Travers William J, 85 Escher Wayman Henry P. Genesee and
Anderson and 1095 S Broad
Fruit - Wholesale
Hartman Edgar B & Son, 316-318
Perry Thiel & Bernhard, 320 W Han- over
Furniture Abrams Myer (Estate), 805 S
Broad BABV CARRIAGE FACTORY
STORE, 309-311 S Broad BOWDEN FURNITURE STORE,
543-547 S Broad Bower Frank, 210 Perrv Brodner Samuel. 202 S "Broad Charnofsky Michael, 147 N Broad CONVERT WILLIAM J «fe SONS.
129-131 N Broad DAVIS FLRNITURE CO, 18-20 E
Front Deitz Mendel, 509 N Clinton av DUNHAM SP& CO, 22-26 E
State, 11-15 N Broad (ree right
side lines)
Eagle Tea and Furniture Co. 110
S Warren East Trenton Furniture Store,
553 N Clinton av Englander Louis, 196 S Broad GATELY & FITZGERALD, 126 S
Broad Gold David, 326 S Broad Green Frank, 20-22 Perry Grover E L Co (The), 503 Am'er
Mech Bldg Home Furniture Co, 148-150 N
Broad HURLEY-TOBIN CO, 118 N Broad JERSEY-KEYSTONE WOOD CO,
ft Perrine av (see right side
lines) Kaufman S E Co, 115-125 S Broad KING FURNITURE CO, Broad
and Academy Kipperman Don, 304 S Broad Lenzner Isaac, 806 S Broad MANNING'S A V SONS, 20-22 S
Broad Mayers Charles, 168 S Broad Monument Furniture House, 322-
324 N Broad Morris Joseph, 911 Hudson New York Baby Carriage Fac- - tory, 202y2 S Broad People's Furniture Co, 120 S
Warren Pierce Frank E, 216-218 S Broad Reid Hugh M, 27-29 N Warren ROME NATHAN, 138 S Broad Samachson David L, 320 S Broad Silverstein Hyman, 332 S Broad SMITH BROS CO, 144-46 N Broad VAN SCIVER J B Co, Camden,
N J TRAVER CLAYTON L, 108 S
Broad Trenton Warehouse, 152 S Broad Voorhees H M & Bro, 131 E State
Furniture 3Ianufacturers
New Jersey School-Church Fur- niture Co, Murray cor Artisan
Furniture - Second Hand
Evison William, 715 S Broad Monument Furniture House, 322
N Broad Pitasky Solomon, 246 N Broad Reid Hugh M, 27-29 N Warren Simicsak Joseph, 800 S Clinton av Warren William, 212 N Broad
Furnished Rooms
Becker Anna M, 214 E Front Capewell Hannah, 43 N Stockton Capital Cafe (The), 32 S Warren Cobine Margaret M, 55 Bank Dalrymple Mary E, 135 E Front Gould A E McFarland, 126 E
Front Griffiths Mary, 206 E Front Hagaman Anna, 213 N Warren Kelly Margaret, 202 E Front Lawson Emma, h 223 Brunswick Leddy Mary, 37 Bank
MORRISVILLE COAL AND BUILDERS'
SUPPLY CO., INC.
COAL AND ICE
THONE 5910
MORRISAILLE, PA.
For All Kinds of Insurance See
HILL, HARBOURT & CO COMMONWEALTH BLDG.
'Phone 5331
TEENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
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Lesslie Dora M, 560 B State Muhs Sarah, 120 N Stockton Newcomb Adelaide, 258 N War- ren * Price Alice, 253 N Broad Rainbow Anna M, 140 E Front Tindall Mary E, 122 E Front
Furs and Furriers
Dore Alfred, 231 E State DUNHAM S P & CO, 22-26 E
State, 11-15 N Broad (see right
side lines) --m
ORIGINAL ALASKA FUR CO, 173
S Broad Original New York Furriers Co,
224 S Broad Pugh Lottie R, 114 W Hanover Voorhees H M & Bro, 131 E State
Garages
Adams Bros, Dickinson cor N
Olden av Band's Garage, 228 Allen Broad St Park Garage, 1727
Chambers (Bd St Pk)) BROADWAY GARAGE, cor Broad
and Rowan BROCK'S GARAGE, Canal at
State (see right top lines) Cadwalader Garage, 149-153 Bou-
dinot Caiazzo Gaetano E, 132 Pearl Case Lewis C Jr, N Hermitage av
cor West End av CENTRAL GARAGE INC, 30 W
Hanover cor Chancery CITY GARAGE, 19 S Montgomery City of Trenton Police Garage,
Hanover opp Barnes Coombs William, 64 McKinley av County Garage and Storehouse,
500 Brunswick av Drake's Auto Repair Shop, 1-3
Centre ct Fritz Garage, Chambers and
Mifflin Greenwood Garage, cor Green- wood av and Chambers Hanover Garage, 210 W Hanover HARTMANN'S GARAGE, 541-543
Centre Henderson Robert C, 37 Bank
and 47 Bank Henry Owen, 218 N Broad Kennedy Garage, r 318 Market Leader Garage, Bank cor Barnes Lewis Arthur S, 21 Gordon and
507 Calhoun Lincoln Garage, Chambers and
Morris Maiestic Garage (Higgins &
Frey) 818 S Broad Market St Garage, 33 Market Meara Joseph, 514 Stuvvesant av MERCER GARAGE, 1030 Bruns- wick av MINUTE MAN GARAGE, 132-134
Pearl Model K Garage and Vulcaniz- ing Plant, 1081 S Broad
MOTOR SHOP INC, 636-638-640 E
State Munro Charles W, cor Chambers
and Greenwood Overland Garage, 216 Olive Overland Service Station, 220
Olive „ , .,
Packard Motor Car Co of Phila,
103-105 S Clinton av Paul William A, 8 Scammell av Paul's Garage, 220 S Warren . Peoples Garage, 1312 S Broad and
101 S Warren Prince Harry, Prospect (Prospect
Heights) QTJINTY RALPH, r 346 Bruns- wick av Raub Maurice D, 314 Perry Reading Terminal Garage, 41
Ringold .
Reither Joseph, cor Princeton and
Morgan avs Robbins Garage, 909 S Broad SOHL OLIVER A, 2 37 E State State Highway Garage, Everett's al, rear 235 E Frant, main office 1001 Broad St Bank Bldg Stoddard - Dayton Garage, 32
Chancery Salamandra Leo, 121 Morris av Sherman Garage, 208-210 N Wil- low TOMAN JOHN F SONS CO, r 118 N Warren (see outside back cover) TOWER GARAGE & REPAIR CO,
42 Pearl Trenton Tire and Supplies Ga-
rge, 111-113 Chancery Trenton House Garage, 220 S
Warren Villa Park Garage Warren St Garage, 2 39 S Warren WEEDEN C P MOTOR CO, 151-
155 Brunswick av -
WEINMANS .WILLIAM A, W
Hanover and Barnes West End Garage, 416 W Han- over White Joseph, 29 N Willow
Garage Equipment
Fairbanks Co, 312 Amer Mech Bldg
Gas Company
Public Service Gas Co, 222 E State
- Gas and Electric Fixtures
Binder Electric Co, 184 S Broad HIRSCH WILLIAM C, 122 E
Front KATZENBACH F S & CO. 35 E
State (see left top and bottom lines, also top stencil) Kelly John P, 312 E State Public Service Gas Co, 222 E
State SHARLIN SAMUEL, 308 S Broad (see left side lines)
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PHONE 6610.
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Klinkerless Koal" will recommend itself to you
ROB'T W. KENNEDY CO.
E. STATE ST., near COOK AVE. Phone 3075
108 TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
TRENTON PLUMBING AND HEATING CO, 336 S Broad cor Greenwood av (see right top lines)
Gas Works Supplies
Gas Engineering- Co, Ingham av cor Stokes av
Genealogist
Satterthwaite Elizabeth B, 52 N Stockton
Glass Manufacturer
Trenton Glass Co, 127 E Hanover
Glass - Plate CRAMER & ALLEN, Broad and
Cont y& Hooper E F & Co, 8-10 S War- ren Howell Russell C, 256 Mercer Staiger Charles, 227 N Clinton TRENTON PLATE AND WIN- DOW GLASS CO, 312 S Broad
Grainer
Pugh George W, 130 N Warren Grinders and Polishers
Fleron M M & Son, Taylor Opera House Bldg
TRENTON PLATE AND WIN- DOW GLASS CO, 312 S Broad
Grocers - Retail
Abrams John F, 101 Harrison av
(Bd St Pk) Abramson Bros, 640 N Clinton av Albert Matildo, 102 Bridge Amadio Rosario, 537 S Clinton American Stores Co, 789 Beattv, Beatty and Tremont, 200 Belle- vue. av, Broad cor Lilly, cor Brunswick and Pennington av, 316 Centre, 510 Centre, 1024 Chestnut av, 456 N Clinton av, 538 S Clinton av, 900 S Clin- ton av, 267 Cummings av, 501 Emory av, 338 Genesee, 333 Hamilton av, 401 Market, 72 S 'Olden, 101 Perry, 611 Prince- ton av, cor Princeton and Evans av, 201 Spring 1242 E State 670 Stuyvesant av Anderini Luca, 539 Lamberton Anderson George, Hutchinson rd
cor Morgan av Angeline Frank, 150 Kent Anterio Vero, 20 Pennington av Arnold Peter G. 8 Perry Astore Fausti, 5 Emory av Aversano August, 212 Elmer Bash Charles H, 320 Union Barlow Grocery Co, 244 E State Bascarell Joseph, 112 Second Beatty James J, 1200 Chestnut Boatty Soring T, 714 Princeton Beckett Daniel, 1101 E State Bendel Joseph D, 1155 Hamilton Berkovitz Harry, 701 Bridge
Berkowitz Abraham, 1026 S
Broad Berkowitz Isidor, 38 Randall av Berkowitz Isaac, 40 Jefferson Berkowitz John, 23 Bellevue av Berlardino Pantalione, 612 S Clin- ton av Berlin Samuel, 133 Dickinson Bernard Peter & Son, 1049 S
Clinton av Bernstein Gustave, 80 Cleveland Biddulph William, 655 N Clinton Birenbaum Max, 119 Furman Blackwood Samuel B, 354 N
Clinton av Blinn Benjamin J, 601 Genesee Bloor George A, 756 Franklin Bodnar William, 202 «Cass Bogart Frank, 455 Klagg av Bohnenberger Bros, 101 Garfield Bohnenberger Godfrey, 71 Belle- vue av Borelli Francesco, 618 S Clinton Borgianini Alfred, 758 Cham- bers Braithwaite Edward, 1570 E State Braithwaite Grace E, 949 E State Brenfleck George, 1150 E State Brenna Vito, 580 S Clinton av Brookfield Economy Store,
Brookfield Brown Edward D, 370 Reservoir Brown Max, 1203 Chestnut av Buchicchio Domenico, 548 S Clin- ton av BULLOCK BROS, 220 N Clinton Burd John W, 108 E Hanover and
33 N Hermitage av Burroughs Katherine, 627 S War- ren Bury Thomas, 475 Lamberton Buske Michael L, 17 Fountain av Buvel Peter, h 912 Princeton av Byer & Berman, 202 Second Calabrese Anthony, 323 Lamber- ton Camisso John, 42 Mott Cardaeitto Paul, 144 Jefferson Carnie G W, 2201 S Broad
CATANA JOSEPH AV, Centre and
Bridge Catano John, 413 Bridge Cegielski Louis, 36 Elm Cherotte Charles, 312 N Clinton Chianese James, 40 Butler Christian Clarence, 1172 E State Clark William (Estate), 163 W
Hanover Cloward Jeremiah L, 422 Lamber- ton Cohen David, Tremont cor Jer- sey Cohen David, 140 Allen Cohen Harry, 47 Decatur Cohen Joseph, 2020 Genesee Cohen Michael, 663 N Clinton av Cohen Robert, 334 N Montgomery Colavita Frank, 64 Pennington Cole George D, 33 Assunpink Cole Sherman N, 129 Spring Cole & Vanderbilt, 208 S Broad Coleman Sarah E, 37 Lamberton
A $22,000.00 typewriter equipment. An increase of 750% in
7% years. Schools in Trenton, Camden, Bridgeton
and Long Branch
Heimbach's TRENTON BUSINESS SCHOOL
Brack's
Canal Street at State
Garage
ALWAYS OPEN
Phone 5700
TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
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Coltre Luigi, 426 Bridge Conte Thomas, 416 Hudson Conti Jarmes, 35 Butler Cook John A, 21 Roebling- av Costantini Frank, 640 Roebling- Cramer Watson D, 102 N Stock- ton Creager Emanuel, 401 S Olden av Crecca Vincent, 806 S Clinton av Cunningham Mary M, 160 West
End av D'Ang-elo Filippo, 52 Butler Davis Joseph A, 370 S Olden av Dawnungio John, 72 Pennington Deasy John, 388 N Clinton av Deblasio Michael, 64 Wilson De Frank Frank & Co, 516 S Clin- ton av Del Borgo Prefazio, 801 Roebling DEMPSTER JANE E, 344 N Clin- ton av De Val B, 200 Hudson Devita Mary R, 276 Hillcrest av Dogostine Frederick, 56 Penning- ton av Pooling William, 106 Bellevue av Doyle Sarah, Hutchinson's rd
(Hamilton twp) Dragert Charles, 764 Second Drake Schenck B, 313 Calhoun Edwards Hyman, 81 Klagg av Eleuteri Dominic, 708 Roebling
ELPEN'STEIN JACK, 258 Gar- field av Engel John, 903 Anderson Epstein Robert, 44 Klagg av Epstein Solomon, 41 Liberty Farara Vito, 111 Emory av Farlee Job, 29 Anderson Faust James, 1 Cummings av Favata Angelo, 85 E Paul av Feinstein Samuel, 62 Hart av Feldman Israel, 845 Lamberton Fernstein Samuel D, 902 Hamilton* Finnegin John J, 421 Capner Fitzpatrick William, 729 Pine Foley Stephen W, 547 Chestnut Foster Anna, 784 Second Foulds William, 245 Allen Fouratt Rowena, 68 N Olden av Frascella Nicholas, 52 Clark Freeman Jacob, 1501 Princeton Fuch Nicholas, 237 Ferry Garb Fannie, 222 Fall Garber Barnet, 1300 Chestnut av Garrison J Bernard, 404 Bruns- wick av Gascoigne Annie, Chambers and
Joseph Gassaway Mary J, 368 Reservoir Gilinsky Louis, 24 Oakland Giogowski Antonio, 262 Jersey Glenn James E, 102 W Hanover Ghck Samuel, 1778 E State Gliottone Antonio, 147 Mott Goldberg- Benjamin, 432 Liberty Golden Louisa, 46 Tyrell av Gordon Hyman C, 602 Stuyvesant Gordon Sarah, 42 Union Grant James R, 202 E Front Gravatt Albert W, 501 Tyler
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, 123 N Broad & 2321 S Broad, cor Brunswick & E Paul, 347 Centre, 723 Centre, 593 Chestnut av, 225 N Clin- ton av, 729 Division, 269 Ham- ilton, 521 Hamilton, 1183 Ham- ilton, Liberty & Franklin, 46 N Overbrook, 161 Pennington av, 805 Princeton av, 341 N Warren, 678 Stuyvesant av, 242 E State, 1149 E State, 1559 E State Greenfield Leo, 304 Union Greiss David, 719 Beatty Guagliardo Samuel, 71 Tyrell Guenther Henry, 696 S Broad Guglielmelli John, 406 Elmer Hartman Sarah E, 366 Cleveland Hassall Elizabeth A, 1101 Hamil- ton av Hayes Margaret E, 102 Houghton Healey S J, 207 Southard Helvig Stephen, 500 Adeline Hendrickson J Leigh, 300 Penn- ington av Hersh Sileg, 1271 Princeton av Herskowitz Harry J, 1318 Ham- ilton av Hill Raymond L, 714 Stuyvesant Hoagland Anna R 33 Cooper Holcomb S Edgar/ 245 E Hanover Holtz M & K, 302 S Olden av Hunt Oliver W, 50 N Hermitage HUTCHINSON HORACE G, 434
Monmouth Inverso Pietro, 30 Ingham av Italian & American Assn Co, 718
Brunswick av Iwanicka Valerie L, 1 Chase Janovics Bela, 1083 S Clinton av Johnston Edward & Sons, 1234 S
Clinton av Kafes Mina, 531 Princeton av KASHNER DANIEL S, 341 Mon- mouth Katin Louis, 43 Union Kedzierski John. 659 Ohio av Keller William H, 1299 E State Kevett Henrietta, 110-112 Jeffer- son Kimmelmann Adolph, 501 Second Kmczel George, 923 Hudson Rlemerman Louis, 940 Brunswick Knight Walter, Hutchinson rd Kransansky Joseph, 116 Breunig Kreigner John, 918-920 N Wil- low Kremper Ignatz, 106 Hancock Knesche Joseph F, 102 Harrison
av (Bd St Pk) Krosnick Philip, 180 Monmouth KROSNICK SAMUEL, 223 South- ard Krupnick Morris, 934 Park av Kubiak Valentine, 227 Home av Kuntz Joseph, 320 Genesee Kusiovitz Samuri, 25 Barbara Kuzhner Walter. 352 Adeline La Faro Vito, 111 Emorv av Land Sarah Jane, 646 Notting- ham Way
We Pay Highest Cash Prices for NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES. Also Rags, Iron and Metals.
TRENTON PAPER STOCK CO.
H. L. ROM, Proprietor
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