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DIRECTOR 1ROuP RESIGNS.
He Sent Formal Letter of Resignation
TO the Mayor.

He Sent n Formal Letter OF leesiSn"dioi
to the Mayor.
Alexander Troup, director of public
works, yesterday afternoon rendered to
| Mayor Driscoll his resignation. The
| letter which he sent to the mayor yes
terday is as follows:
New Haven, Conn, Aug 29, 1900.
Department of Public Works, Room
II, City Hall.
Director, Alexander Troup.
Hon. c. Il. Driscoll, Mayor:
/ hereby tender my resignation as d.
rector of public works.
Respectfully,
Alexander Troup.
Mr. Troup speaking yesterday on the
question of the appointment of his sue
cessor yesterday afternoon said:
"While l am not giving advice, the
unexpired term could be more accept
ably filled, and with less friction, II
Superintendent of Streets John j. Bren-
nan was appointed director of public
works and Assistant Superintendent
of Streets Patrick Walsh was appoint
ed to Superintendent Brennan's place,
than by taking a man outside.
ut would take a man outside the de-
nartrnent some time to become familiar
with the routine pertaining to the Of
flee, on account of the large amount of
work now under way, This work is
familiar to superintendent Brennan, for
he has had full knowledge of every
thing in the department since we as
sumed the duties of our respective Of
fees.
IN my Judgment this would be the
best thing to do-(whch Is merely a
suggestion) ! am not volunteering any
advice. the mayor will do what seems
to him best for the interest of the city,
Whatever the criticisms of politi-
clans, l desire to say, having personal
knowledge of all the facts, that the
mayor is endeavoring by every means
in his power to give the city an hon
est clean and economical administra-
tion.
Disappointed office seekers and 9TH
ers-from lack of patronage--may ira
duce the mayor. but the citizens and
taxpayers have right to congra tulate
themselves that the mayor Is leaving
nothing undone to thWart the schemes
Of peaple, who are caring more for
their private interests than the public
good
THE mistake | made was to have
ever considered or accepted the direc-
torship of public works. / was per-
suaded against my judgment I do not
know that / regret it, because the ex-
perience l have had in the municipal
building has taught me many things.
Possibly the experience and knowl-
edge gained may be of some use, not
only to myself, but to the public gem
orally, in what may hereafter come to
the surface in municipal Matters
The resignation Of Mr.. Troup is look
ed upon generally as the outcome of
the controversy with Superintendent
of Sewers John II. Pigott Mr.. Troup
demanded Mr.. Pigott's removal by the
mayor because the latter would not APP
prove bills for wages of men who did
not work July 4, The mayor did not
remove Mr.. Pigott,
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SUED FOR A DIVORCE.

Alton L. Reed, proprietor of road
house in Durham. has brought suit for
divorce against his wife, Addie II. Reed
of Hamden on the ground of desertion.
The place conducted by Reed is located
at Reeds Gap and Is a famous hosiery.
He claims his wife deserted him in
1897.
Mrs. Reed, through her attorney
Louis e. Jacobs, will file a cross bill al
leging intolerable cruelty. She claims
her husband drove her out of the house
in Durham three years ago. The couple
have three children-Elmer, aged eight
cen; Ethel seventeen, and David, aged
eleven years.
Reed asks for the custody of the
youngest child. The suit is returnable
to the September term of the superior
court in Middlesex county. Arthur B.
Calef of Middletown is counsel for the
nj
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ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY -FOUR
TAX APPEALS FILED. .
There were ia appeals taken from
the report of the board of relief to the
superior court on the new assessment.
There were 5000 appeals from the
board Of assessors to the board of re-
lief All told there are about 10000
property owners in the city
The 144 who took appeals to the SUI
perior court are obliged to pay So when
the appeal is filed. the fees for the APP
peals amounting to 1882
The largest number Of cases ever re-
turned to the superior court on single
return day In this city was a few over
100 cases.
The LA appeals plus the usual num-
Der of cases will bring the number over
200, which will make a record-breaking
return day Of Tuesday, September 4,
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NOBODY HURT.

Feed Wire Broke Over Repair Car
Milford, Aug. PA feed wire broke
yesterday over the repair car which was
on it's way to Woodmont. Six men were
In the car at the time, and that none
was killed is remarkable.
James Conner of Milford was burned
severely on the leg and Shay Murphy
sustained several bruises on his face in
jumping from the car. Others have in
turies less serious and all received
shocks of varying degrees.
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A special meeting of the officers and
members Of Christian Star lodge, 1884,
G. u. o. o. F., will be held in Masonic
temple, Webster street, on Tuesday eve
ming next, to complete arrangements for
attending the New England dcmonstra-
ton of Odd Fellows to be held in Hart
ford, Conn, on Labor day
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COMING WEDDING

OF Miss Bertha Wales and Mr.. Maslen.
Invitations have been received here
and In Middletown and other places to
the marriage Of Miss Bertha Wales to
Mr.. Maslen. both of New Haven, the
wedding to take place September 6.
Miss Wales was a former resident of
Middletown, and frequent visitor
there.
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Sociological.-"Th kind of man that
wins" said the necessary discourser,
SIS the man who goes after what he
wants"
Not he" said the other half of the
humorists dialogist team The winner
is the man that can sit still and conf
dence people into bringing what he
wants to him. indianapolis Press
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What Shall We Hays for Dessert?

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer 1t to-day. Try Jell-0.
a delicious and healthfu dessert. Pre-.
ing! simply add boiling water and set to
cool Flavors:- Orange, Raspberry,
and Strawberry. Get package at your
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SUIT FOR SERVICES RENDERED.
William O'Brien d justice of the
peace, yesterday instituted suit for 5000
against Mrs. Sarah Swayne, wife of
Walter Swayne, the former garbage
contractor, for services rendered. The
case will be tried September 5.
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grnutstnns, &r.
E. Schonberger & Sons.

Palace and Central MISUNDERSTANDING
Specials: Turkeys loo ID. Fowls 1Oc ID,
Chickens 12c lb, Rroilers 14c Id. Ducks lac
Veal Roast ice ID, Corned Beef Sc ID, Beet
Roast Zoe ID, California Hams sc Id, large
sound Melons zoe each, Tea best oolong,
35c lb, Java and Mocha Coffee 25c Id, best
tub Butter 24c Id. Orders delivered at short
notice to all parts Of the city. Phone 12o.
92-96 George street, and 1-2-3 Central Mar
ket, Congress avenue.
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WEST HAVEN BOROUGH COURT.


In the West Haven borough court
yesterday Mrs. Myron e. Johnson Of
as First avenue. West Haven, complain
ed that her husband had neglected to
support herself and her three children,
the oldest of which is not quite eight
years. Attorney Carleton e. Hoadley
represented Johnson. The case was,
however, continued for week to give
the parties a chance to get together.
There was another non-support case.
Mrs. Ida Hurd, wife of Harry M.
Hurd, got an order from the court last
week for weekly contribution of SO
from her husband, who is employed by
the Winchester Avenue Railroad CON-
pany. He gave bonds for the perform
ance Of the order, but has failed to
come to time. She came to the court
for advice She lives In New Haven
while her husband is a resident of
West Haven. She was told to tell her
story to the New Haven board Of
charities and that institution would
compel Hurd to support her or sue his
bondsman.
John Hoey proprietor of the Grove
hotel at Savin Rock, pleaded guilty
to a violation Of the health laws and
was fined $40 and $11S6 costs, which
he paid.
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ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE
pFOTTOT

A lecture, illustrated by the stereop-
ticon. en- THE Art of the Congressional
Library at Washington will be given
in the assembly room at the PaquQt CLUB
this evening al o'clock by Charles t.
Wood of Washington, d. c. Admission
free.
The regular Friday hop took place last
evening.
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Elm City Brass company, was arrested
for forging the order of DR.. Hinckley
and other physicians of Waterbury for
goods, a few days ago, had his case
nolled In the city court yesterday morn
ing on the payment of costs of $14.60.
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Assistant Corporation Counsel Rob-
inson yesterday morning filed more no
tices Of suits to foreclose on tax liens
in favor Of the city. The suits are
against f. j. Fuller and others affect
ing land In Greenwood street, 121 feet
frontage Carleton q. Hoadley and
others on property in Lake Place, 80
feet frontage; against Carleton e.
Hoadley and others on property in
Greenwood street, 40 feet frontage.
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS


ALTON l.. Reed Sues for Dtvorce-if4
Tax Appeals Filed In Superior Court
Cases An (bty COuPt.
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MARTINS CASE NOLLED.
John Fl. Martin, who as agent for the
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4 JUDGEMENT LIEN.

Suit to foreclose a judgment lien of
$6S.05 has been brought in the court of
common pleas by Lawyer Carlos Fl.
Storrs of Ansonia for Lille l. Steele
against Thomas H. Pender and wife Of
that city.
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THE BEST
FACTORIES, FOUNDRIES, LOFTS.

2.storv and basement. brown stone house IN Bedfor
section, open nickel Unhlns rabIlrt.. 81.
MAllkDN. HE l.lLL L hN. RrI klNn
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REAL Estate NEUS y.

Tho week closed with no transactions OF mo-
men, yesterday, many OF the downtown brokers
closing their Offices at | o'clock, while those who
continued to keep open found little TO do but dis
cus- the situation and the crowd that was drawn
10 City Hall Park by Rapid Transit Day, No
one class has greater interest in rapid transit
than real estate men, OF course. and they expect
tina, the commencement Of construction Of the
tunnel will mean an increased sale OF property
on the outskirts 81 the city.
Along the same line Of calculation they were
pleased with the acquisition Of the Third Avenue
Railroad by the Metropolitan Street Railroad
Company, believing that better service all over
the northern part Of the city will result II the
service IL improved at all, It will be a bench, to
those dwelling well up in Harlem and The Bronx,
and this will make itself felt in The Increased
activity in buying and building in those sections
Of the city. An improvement In conditions con
corning lots and houses in that region Is even
now manifest, according TO brokers', In other
sections, however, II is an irregular, weak market
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Satisfied Mechanics Liens.

SD st. 2l922l "; Conklln. Alfred r. VS. L
Ken pntr Fl al, Feb 81, 1906. -..........
Same property: same vs. same. Feb 81, 1900
Same property, y y Lumber and Storage Co
IS sane, Feb 20. lOOO.........,..... !
gbth 81, 2lb T., Alberrnc Stone Ca vs. SusSmen
krinhardt IT AL March l6, 1900. ..........
oath ST, % ", Moore, Cornelius N.vs Jane Mad
den, Dec 1, 1899 ,.....
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Recorded Leases.

Lemon Az, Az; Rasche, John, to Fred Pasehks,
. we. .,.'..,... $3.50.
I'd aS, 24gb, : = cor l2Sth -, 2d ay, 24gG, lu-
graham. Elijah n =, 70 George HArtrIS,
yrS mo lf ....... a4U-2, "
Gath 81. III T.. haufmann. oscar, to Isaac
Cohen, yTr........,...............
Amsterdam av, 1893, Briggs. Charles \, to
Charles L Smith, Postmaster General, 10
CoTtlandt st. c0,and - rs Church St: Bahcock
Wilcox Co To william PTeJsS, Jr, Is yTS.,.
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No. 67s Eas, 1924 street, a i9uI,s,ory double
brick fat. has been sold by r. !. Browns Sons
Tor IL, \. Rockwell al $4,000.
Nos. 722 and IA East 10Th street, two two,
s,ory and basement frame houses, have been sold
bv brown Sons for Mary hammers for $4,000.
Nos. lIGS, 1870. li72 and li7i Webster avenue;
four four story, single brick tla,s, hnye o"en soIi
81 600. They have also sold it,he ehur' DOCK
Of thirty Ave lots on clay and Teller avenues, BE-
,w""n l65'h and l66th streets, 70 q nn u r,n ,"'
wood Park, used In former yearsaN o trn,ilng
track, and which property Is now Being rapidly
surrounded by substantial buildings, Inc SAM"
brokers also sold for the same party. n plot %, SIX
lots on College avenue and Tooth street. The+,,
two latter sales will lead 10 tn development OF
this property, now ripe for improvement
Ne. $500 Third avenue, a tWo-Stury frame
store, 22xlgO. on the West Side, has been sold by
CeorgeJ Suicker FOR Is. Ryer and others to ahurew
Nirrazla for $500.
No 80 West Furty-seventh street, a four.story
dwelling. 2lxlOO, has been purchased from NJ, Is.
Baer BY Walter Reid, to insure nSht ana airloT
the westerly side If the ten story alartihcnt ho'el
which he will build at Nos % ana 90 au!"inin IT,,
street. A new S,vpn-stUry apartment housr lOOA lOO,
Is reported 10 hay" been traded by Homer d.
laudrt ior other property, 6.
A plot lOUN2OO, running through rom 81
NIcnmas place TO EGgecomb avenue! 20 leet
north OF l5Oth street, has been sod 10y T X Wood
Il Co, for William G strange, to a builder
No 3 Mount Morris Park West was the sale
made bv prBlols X Eldridge Tor W. W ]. NJ;
Hall 10 a Mr. Ford, instead Of the property named
yesterday.
40 SOS Tenth avenue, a thtee-siory building
witt store. has been sold by John = kirwan
for Mary Ward.
The northwest corner Of Centre and Pearl streets
hos b4an sold by A Frank Gilsey for Congress
nan Jefferson levy to b. Frank Hooper for
about sos. 900 cash. The building IL OF brick,
live stories, 6lSiO
brow n,,one dwelling. 2lx75 has been sold by
the estate Of James K Taylor 10 a MI Husslng.
no rs and 81 Pike street have been sold by
Lottie Rather to Lille Meyrrs"n,
No IS West lO6th street. a five story fiat, 276x
100, has been sold by Otto Pullich for katherine
Busch.
The Bos,wick homestead on Franklin avenue,
Gly9o7 has been sold by r. W. Timpson & Co.
No - and 4S Commerce street, two three story
dwellings,, have been sold BY William 4 White
sons for Lowenfeld x Prayer TO Charles ID
Llrsch
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8fal estate for Sale.

A MODEL HOUSE, meeting every requirement for
- refined people, splendii n"iShoorhood 10 me
ciN. With ali rnnvrniences bu, above all LOW IN
Ikl,R aud offered on TERMS WHICH WILL IN.
IEhENl lOu, costing 10 carry less than rent. lhese
~ h"w-S - 10 Rooms, sa-, Clrctrlcity, .runuins
wafer. only 80 minutes from Manhattan bus ness
centTo, Ihsy are out of the common. aud worthy Ut
your cousideration, " Ito for full Particular 10
l., 7 ~ box 2a5S, n " York city.
'IWO FAMILY HOUSE. deco alod; hilh ground.
i estabGsnsl n-ighbrrhood accessible 10 sta
lions rent Ut one floor pays interest on mortgage.
owner, RANDALL, 1910 Authony av.
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icith ST, 5 $, lis ? boulevard. lO4AiOO II; Hyman
GlnSbetg vs. lobst Holman ct al, TO recover amount
atty, \ u Sugarman.
Thompson st, e :, l75 ) Blcerker st akloo; Frank
DOnnclly vs. Anna Malrwski and ano, partition;
aitys, Greene q StU'r Aluty.
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LIST Av, 65a s6l; Sarah j Burby W. Jane s Auer Of al;
attys, ia mes. 5 Il T..
Church ST. 277: Lewis c Mack VS. Frances N Henck
ct al: attys. Rose & p.
Hath ST. $50 9 slh ay, 5D6xg9. II: y Y building Loan
and Banking Co vs. 2enaldc ID Schulrnberg RI al,
foreclosure lien, attyS, GOOfacm, IL 4 u.
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Lowenfeld 4 Frazer TO Mar
Mechanics Liens.

ST Ann'say 5. 1872 775, Adolph Weiss VS. Abram
Abrlinan and Kate oSrn6aum...,,,1 $500 90
Weiss IS AbcimSn & Observation-Disclosures $1,000
Abelman 4 Rosenbaum ','''''. ',,~... $500
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Plans Filed for New Bull dings.
o NrOW \.

INOuN " 7 OLFlffnN 81
sth 81, COIL T. eight story store and loi,
building, John Daniel 4 Son, owners;
Clinton & Russell, architects cos, 49, $1,000
Spruce 81, -, impruyemtut to warehouse
August IinsSef ONner. Charles RentA, arChi-
ttct. cost ........ GO
Wooster ST, 10, Improvements 10 lofts and
shop VI II Beers, owner; / lrainor, archl
teCt. cost ........ !
West BtodtWay, 2Il 2I3. improvement To
factory. A Mayer, owner l. hOTn, Afchi.
tcCt cost ........ 20
81 Mark pl. 81. improvement 10 tenement
and store, q Ii llnck, owner. j =, KENNEDY,
architect cost ..... 10
Orchard ST, $50; improvement To trnruen.
and store Louis Winkler. owner kur'zcr
d RUhl. architects. cost ........ !
Jersey ST. SO. IN Improvement 10 store. II
Mlcharls Z L church owner, j . NElir-
mack, architect, cost ........ If
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JOHNSON, Builttr,
bsTH 81. 4 AVE- BROOKINS.
II DAILY AND SUNDAY.

OWNER WILL ss'rf,e a.story and t~asement
- brow nstunr dazzling, Just rrmulelel AMI
decorated IN the latys' style; new plumliustulpugn.
out. tiled bathroom, porcelain tub, Mirrors now
ga fixtures; Olen h~r"pla'cS with gas Logs, &C.;
only -, 16u, : 90 cash, balance in'ttilInen : or
otherwise: hr-'-rIass nti-hLurHuOi. a.Iua,ted
street; h minutes from Manhal via l,ehdlb or
tia'rs ay. cars. ONncr On premises SUNDAY. 80
kyrr,ou It, between bchalb and Lafayette avs,
HrppkIKn
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AM. SCI. H. Tdse.
Birch, GgLre ", to Harriet
AshcpprId. ,.,.......,.. 5000 - u ia
BLAKE, I.0Uert J, and wife
10 trustees of Jane
ASCfI... ".n..,..r.... $1,000 % col
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Real Estate Transfers.

FAST SIDE
lror ot Ftnh az, beflOeen Fourteenth aud ION s,)
,dav. W $, 40 $ seth 81. .oye5; James Kesr-
ncy, referee, N Eliza . Slchert 10000
id 81, $50 i. 25kl022 Joseph Taubsr 10
Joseph KalIshtr. ..;m,, 10000
'FEmmanuel u BloomingGaie, assignee, to
Margaret Q SwantOn ..,.,...,...,...
Same property. David Dettman To same .'.'... l
WEST SIDE
West OF Finn az betussn Fourteenth and lloth sI)
llst at, 2ls 2e0 ", a. l0x1oa 5hls l0xln+b
borough Realty Co IN william a Schlcy. 800
sSth ST. 1856 W. 201 1908. Hamilton II Sal
,s m's n f..n q E e amstspdam sv, aiii66S
Louisa \ Finck to John Muller. ..... |
io,h S. n $ S+s e oIqm av. eohiooe' :,
nth sLss, 1919 10Th az. ISOKioOs 1ohn
HI Rogan. referee. To Ftands y de LUIS
HARLEM.
Manhattan IIand, north Of HON 81
iisth st. SIS, 2sl.s v 4th av. lo1loo II; Emma
r Pgrdy to Anna brsinin ................ $500
BRONX.
borough OF The BronfJ
ID ay, " $. llN, . l7eth ST. 64xioo; Adam
ES'rr to t "a So GysIt9sion i.sKsoCt /, i,4ii,,
St James Livingston TO Gus,ayus L Law
i4ssrR St. n 5. s25 = Grand boulevard, look
9all Ernestine Nicholsburg TO Frederick q,
10Th 81. 5. Il e Siic66lrs ay. :I6xsI5,
10 5Ne2S. Alfred Ericsson to August :,
is7ih s"us So IS jackson av. 'SS6xS0. Frank
FomacH TO hudson p Rose ....,...... !
isith ST or relay ay, MS. 81 Jackson av, 95x
ayus l. Lawrence To BESSIE livingston $1,000
Ia FonnI9e az 2l52 100 E :, i2SniSo
wasHtng'on av' v s. So $ !Si5,h 81 550as161
5IN92, John = Dennercin to julia penntr .,
tot - nap Giyan Homestead James Kcar-
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Recorded Mortgages.
DCN STOu
South ~ Igurfg4tVh .

,Soub of Foart,el1 8,
Az sa9ways c9ndg!iS' tncl, &C. oonIlnc,'a
lor been Conveyed; also al franchises, &c
NNlItm'ttd i h'vi ,E'S,l IiuPI' NY sun
Trustee, due SECURES bond ..,. soa 900
sInliat property aane I" same, under Edison
Sr'!st,,gn .'upp''I'n'"' no''saf' que ,.ooo
Noiolk 81, II jeanette Blf!Ntui ana Abraham
ITO Grofgt ahu Emma kOch-f, 8yfs''.,.. $500
EAST SIDE
ma, =, ram, 49, 49,, L.,.,,, , ,,o,,
rus" 't' 70 '''"'" r"e''e"'' l'"" "''
I'd Az, 7ib, Eugene Reilly to beTnheimer Il
SchlnlG saloon lcaSe, demand. ,.,.,., $1,000
o|lh 81 IoI T. lane T. Idlh ~. tAHA ana nus
tee, to Mary NJ II Dodge. l~8yI"...,.... 1000
slst St, 5 > iSls~ Sd AZ; Morris Deit'zEya9
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AT BLoOMrlELn AND GLEN Klp.r, y. j. A

At BLOOMFIELD y GLEN RID II, y. j.. \
~ few choice modern dwellings, not set rented.
fr'n . 40 t. Loo PEI annlu; al, imptuEcrl,n'-;
ma ~adav.i2rl strer5 : huul,, stones. -,N's sin'e
walks. shade, Hci la ge LIT II improved ara un N.
proved propcrty 1t bargain prizes. office - "a h
place. Nathan kIN~EI l..
Ar RUTHERFORD. Y. }, on easy term, broom
y house, steam heat. al Improvements. fruit
nbundIut, i3taih' fet Apply
j, H. LOSclIHlt, 80 Pearl st, New Nnrk.
DiDGEWOOD, y. J.-ligui dry; no malaria; no
IL mosquitoes, monthly coWmutntOn, $685.;
rain line Of Erie Ii, H.. go daily rams - miles
fr1plN \. c,ty. FOR sale and 70 lct, houee>. furu-,h,d
and uu'urnl.L.t, LOliiluS lots. iHEO. VICTOR.
EldS, NoOd. NJ,
DO>ELLE Central Rtlro MODERN cottage,
1, nv helrp1lns, wrcr scwerlgr, 4a' electric
light, So per month, bI.Uam { rpVr,hasrr
bONNELI, az 9TH av.
ITO CLOSE Al cstats; lsrre disc unit; c1untrr horne,
! 1 miles pnt, % minute. to lrpn': So tally tran';
imprOytiur' II, 'r ous an la'h, l,r,rct ovi r.
prcrs ami liberal ;crus ur To let, ! lew cottag :,
II miles out. address W. D.. :, ~ Man It.
HHgkcusack, y J.
TO tEr-2oa'r- Farm. I-.rlom House. IN good
L order, large Daru. yOui water, shah lawn, :
hcunero,. month. O rERiUNE, saddle
River, y, J.
'PPER ~MONTCLAlR-rN I've room house to let
l with barn, beautifully located on sid If noun
tam. commanding view ~ Riverside prIN", pur' dry
AR picturesque view, ten minutes to stat on: FASH
iOuab.e nelsa lrhOOl. he '!thy rite; cheerful house,
nO' GIlERTI, - Wall 4.
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Heal Gstate--0ut Of the Gitu.


New Jerscy-Sa!c or Rent.
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flats and Apavtments Nantrd.


W~AN1FD-For two months from April rs. by
w sma family of adults, furnished apartment
below I'D st, low rental, J, r., boz lI6 Sun up
town office. 1888 Broadway.
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Cnfurnished .

FAMILY Of two. adults. want floor or part Of
i house. bath, uutuInlshed, IN ncarOy suburbs;
refercn. eu EXCHANGED STATE lowest I rms.
PERMANENT, box l37 sur ot~ =.
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HDTNT Ut MIMI TL0INTITTDN
DAT ALL Prices. BY
Marion 1rimgS, 1890 Fulton ST.

Nrsr SELL al once; good paying ? family frame
vi houses, On Bergen 1t, LOud scCuun, vs.. BOO.
on C. vert IT.. vool nri.huo hood. siluO, con
NeuIrnt to trolley. 'I,' stores, schools aud
churches, exchanges cunsdelel
FkYS IALE, 1850 Fulton st.
lIONROE ST.-2k.stpry s,onp, $1,000, Decatur
VI It . stu.y stOlo. 8, zoo.
PISCH>EY. 342 sumner av.
DRlCF. tig.5Ob. fully rented for "a o. sl.ouO
l cash required, builders 81 rice, nne modern
a story double nA,on ytrh slope. steam heated; ey
iIu. l. Lp\lIT ~ y 3uCour, ST.