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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS..
NEWARK

NEWARK.
Annie Rauh and hus to Helmuth
Schumacher, S s Emmett st, 100
1T W fr Pennsylvania av, 25x1o0;
and I'd tract
August A. Sippel ct al to Louis
Bolten. W S Monmouth st, 1862 TT
n fr Waverly pI. 35x54; and I'd
tract
Newark Home Builders Co. to
Potter ]. Bush, e s Kent st, 225
IT s fr Bremen st, 25x91........
Louis Bolten to August A. Sippel
ct al, S W o Hunterdon st and
Waverly av, 57x90
Bras Dor Land Co. to 6abato
Sodicino, e 8 Fabyan pl, 515 IT
s fr Cottage st or Nye av,
25x100; and I'd tract............
Mary Heffernan to Catherine
Connolly, w S N. Smith st, $40
it 8 fir fremont av, 25x16O; and
I'd tract
Abraham Bromberg to Friedrich
Sohnle, W $ Quitman st, 2W 1T
n fir Waverly pl, 25xS5.
Emily Breckenridge Qnd and as
extx and trus, etc) to Breaken-
ridge & Tichenor (Inc.), Newark
and Irvington and Bloomfield.
n s Bloomfield av, q IT e fr
Edison st, 25x113; and 2 other
tracts
Herman Seibert to Anna Iwetz. S
e 8 4th st, 15l It $ w fr Orange
st, 25x95.
Charles Bogert to Herman j. Egg
ner, W 8 Clifton ay. 1884 1T $ fr
I'd av, 5x100.
Estelle r. Nuessle and hus to Jo-
seph w. Rosenbaum, e 8 john
son av, $50 # S FIR land Mutual
Life ms. Co. of N. VI 3ex110....
Albert w. Harris to Carrie b.
Miller, 0 8 Roseville av, 1S1 TT
s FIR land estate Charlotte A.
Ward, dec, 56x200.
Carrie d. Bellamy and hus to
Charles N. Smith, W s Grafton
st, 354 1T n FIR Grafton av, 25x10O
Nathan welitoff ct al to Louis
Nurkin, e s Washington av, "a TT
n fr Herbert pl, 75x1o0.
Mayer Krasner to Jacob Silber-
= stein, e s Somerset st, 257 it s fr
Waverly pl, 25x94.
Frederick Weitlauf to Frederick
R. Hasselman, e g Mt. Prospect
av, 103 IT n fr Montclair av,
3x120
Isaac Fried ct al to Samuel Teit-
telbaum, s e cor Waverly pl and
Monmouth st, 25x100.. .........
Metropolitan Realty Co. to j.
Charlton McCurdy, n S 18th av,
100 TT w fir S. 10th st, 50x100....
Adrian Riker to American Va
CUM Cleaner Co.'s g s Madison
st, 200 # S w fr Ferry st, 98x100
TOWNSHIPS.
Eva Gardin to Liela Gardin, Bor-
ough of West Caldwell, centre
line of Central av, cor land es-
tate of Ann Riley, 157x17S.......
George Dorer ct al to William
Gutknecht, Irvington, e cor
Lyons av and Park pl, 39x1O0..
Watson Whittlesey to Alfonso
Leone, w. Orange, cor s W s
Chestnut st and s 9 8 Oxford
pl, 28x100
Benjamin J. Fleuchaus ct al to
Ida F. Wolfarth, I~rvington,
II S Ruth st, 100 # W fir Linden
av, 60x100
William H. Harrison to Blanche
Harris F~airthorne, Irvington. w
s Harrison pl. 357 # s fir Alpine
st, 50x119
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legal NorICEs.


STATE OF NEW JERSEY. County of Essex,
1. Henry Becker, hereby certify that am
engaged in bottling and selling milk and
cream, in bottles and boxes. with my name,
names, other marks and devices, which / use
and have the sole right to use, branded,
stamped. engraved, etched, blown, impressed
and otherwise produced. thereon.
That said name, names. other marks and
devices are as follows. TO wit: On some Of
said bottles and boxes, H.. Becker. Roseland,
n. j.; on Others of said bottles Sanitary
Dairy, Henry Becker. Roseland. N. j.; on
others of said bottles, Becker, Roseland. N.
j., ana a monogram of the letters II. B.
on others of said boxes. H. Becker.
That nay principal place OF business is at
Roseland, in said county OF Essex.
This certificate is made under an act en-
titled AN act to protect the owners of
bottles. siphons, tins, kegs or other articles
used in the sales of soda water, mineral or
natural waters, porter, ale, beer, cider, ginger
ale, milk, cream, small beer. weiss beer.
white beer. OF perfumery, oils. compounds on
mixtures.
Approved April 5. 1898. as amended by chap
ter 104 of the laws of the State Of New
Jersey. for the year 1905. approved April g.
1905. ~
HENRY Xxi
Personally appeared before me Henry Becker.
who declared and swpre that the above decla-
ration lie correct. to best OF his knowledge.
w. EARLE LASS,
: R0asland. n. J.. ApEii -. 1905,
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BIGELow sTREET OPENING. FoURTH
STREET OPENING. MILLBRooK PLACE
OPENING AND WIDENING, NORTH SIXTH
STREET srREEF o 4TaTHSH NORTH TGnrT RTEENTH
STREET OPENING, RUNYoN STREET
AND Altering. AND VOORHEES, STREET
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
commissioners duly appointed to compute. esti-
mate, nix, determine and make all the assess
ments Of damages and benefits for local i'm
Friday, the 22d day of May. 1908, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon Of that day, at their office.
city Of Newark. hold their first meeting, to
estimate, assess and award the damages that
any owner or owners Of lands and real estate
may sustain by taking and appropriating OF
the lands and real estate necessary to be
taken and appropriated by the following local
improvements:
BIGELOw STREET,
from Chadwick avenue to Seymour avenue.
FOURTH STREET,
from Park avenue to Sixth avenue. along
lines parallel with the canal.
The opening and widening. of
MILLBROoK PLACE,
frofl summer avenue to Sheffield street.
NORTH SIXTH STREET.
from about s62 feet north of Park avenue to
Bloomfield avenue.
NORTH SEVENTH STREET.
erom about S62 feet north OF Park avenue to
Bloomfield avenue.
The opening Of
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET,
from Park avenue TO Fourth avenue.
The opening of
RUNYON STREET,
from Sherman avenue to Elizabeth avenue.
The opening and altering Of
RUNYON STREET.
from Chadwick avenue to Seymour avenue.
The opening of
VOORHEES, STREET.
from a point ABS feet west OF Leslie street
to Fabyan place.
Dated May 16. 1905.
WILLIAM DIMOND,
JOHN r. MONAHAN,
ADoLPH FISCH,
my1s-St Commissioners
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REAL ESTATE NOTES


James Jay Smith reports the sale of
Irvington terrace lots to the following
well-known citizens of Brooklyn and
New York: Senator ]. p. Hennessy,
w. d. Austin, Paul Engel, Josef Hauke,
John A. Koechel and Arthur Lehman.
This shows Greater New York people
know a good thing when they see 1t.
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DIED.

A~HR-Entered into rest. suddenly on
May 10, 1908. at Las Vegas, N. M,
william, son of the late Frederick
and Fannie Walter Abr, in his 2btn
year, formerly of Newark.
AYRES-On May Is, 1908. Walton Bo-
vet. beloved son of Ernest and cara
Ayres. aged 3 months 26 days. at
10I Monmouth street.
BRAsS-Suddenly, at Irvington' N D.,
May is. 1908, Lenora, beloved oaush,
ter of John and Pauline Brass, aged
z years 4 months.
DOUGHERTY-On May 10, 1908, Maria,
wife of the late Henry Dougherty, at
40 Summer avenue.
FRAGNER-on Friday, May Is. lsoS'
Casper. beloved husband Of Ann
Fragner (nee Antonick), aged %
wears. at 316 South Twentieth street.
FREuND-Suddenly on May IA, 1908,
Gustaye. beloved husband or Mary
Freund (nee RomIneD, aged 80 years
10 months, of so Elm road.
HALLET-on Friday, May 10. 1905
Joseph A, husband of Carolyn Hailet'
at 1877 North Fourth street.
HAUCKLon May 16, 1908, Louis, be-
loved husband of Elizabeth Hauck
(nee Frederick), aged 45 years. at his
late residence. SIS Komorn street.
KING-on May ii. 1908, at the resi-
dence of her sister-in-laW, MIS-.
Thomas Hughes, 81 Wilsey street,
Mary Rose. beloved wife OF FRANK
King.
McNAMARA-On May 10, 1908, at his
late residence, 2S5 Norfolk street,
Harry, beloved son of John and Mar
garet Mcnamara (nee Sheridan).
MILLs-At East Orange, on Friday
May Is. 1908, Edward Mills, In ms
S5th year, s Wilcox place, East
Orange.
MJJELLER-On Thursday, May II,
1908. Henry. widower of Mary Muei-
Ter. aged Ga years.
PIERSON-On May 16, 1908, William
l.. Person, beloved husband OF Eilza
Fl. Pierson, in the 10th year of his age.
oIJINN-on May Is, 1908, Nellie, daugh-
ter of the late John and Mary j.
Quinn. 567 North Seventh street.
sIMPSON-At Orange, N. j., on Thurs
day, May IA, 1908. Lyman f. Simp-
son. son of the late Rev. B. F. Simp-
son, in his 18th year.
STAATS+At Asbury Park, on May Ii,
1908, James H.. aged 20 years 3
months, beloved son OF James, ST.,
and Elizabeth Stats. of 1923 Halsey
street.
SURGEs-On May IA, 1908, at her home,
No. So North Fifth street, Anna M,
beloved wife of Isadore Surges, in
her 43d rear.
WILLIAMSON East Orange. n. j.,
on Saturday, May 16, 1908, May
Hannah Williams, in her 43d year.
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M0RRISTOWN MAN HEAD
OF STATE HEALTH BOARD

TRENTON. May 1S.-The new state
Board of Health. appointed by Gov
ernor Fort, will meet at the State
House nex Tuesday for r-eoreanizs-
lion Jonn II. Capstick, of Morristown.
VIII De president and DR.. Bruce 8
Aeator' OF Asbury Park. will be secre-
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AN INTERIOR MOTIVE.

Nell-Maude bears her sorrow with
admirable fortitude.
Believes, crying always gives her
such a red nose.-Philadelphia Record.
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LATHRoP ANDERSON,
REAL. ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
az BROAD ST, OPP ORANGE ST.
TELEPHONE 1891.
FACTORY Specialist.
L.AcKAwANNA PARK,

IACkA FARk-
Tho development Of streets and other I'm
p~royement at LACKAWANNA PARK (Just
out Of Summit, N ID, will be completed be-
fore the end Of the summer. and while de-
v~elopments are under way we will sell lots at
one-half their actual value. Get the benefit
Of these low prices, in the most beautiful
section OF the Orange Mountains. and In a
community of churches. stores. etc. LACKA-
WANNA PARK is only 40 minutes from New
York, with a ten-cent fare Write for free
transportation and booklet. MUTUAL REALTY
CORPORATION. 76 Broad st.
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Dwellings.
ROSEVILLE AND EAST ORANGE
BARGAINS

ROSENlLLE AND EAST ORANGE
BARGAINS.
New two-famiIy house: all impts.; one-half
block from t%rolleys; only s., 900, and a quick
cash buyer can do better; owner going West.
wants cash.
New six-family house; lot 371kx1OO: rents
81, 1920; make offer.
House for two families; steam heat; ST.
buys this house; mortgage can remain, S3.500s
one-half block from trolleys and three from
Roseville Station.
New three-family house; II rooms; Just
think, only Sc, 500.
New two-family house; separate entrances
and steam heaters; 81, 200; one block from
trolley and five from station.
Choice one-family houses, in select neighbor-
hood, at prices from Sc, 500 w.
Eight-room o~ne-family house: all improve
ments; open plumbing; balcony and porch;
So, 900.
For bargains in our section 1t is best for
you to see our offerings before purchasing.
Our statesmen and carriages always in readi-
ness to show them. Call now, We have some
specials.
G. c. ZURICH s. CO.,
4 North Ninth St, opp. Rosevifle Station.
Newark. N. ],
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BARGAINi BARGAINi Elegant two-family
house on South 14th St, near Clinton av.
all modern improvements; steam; handsomely
decorated; paved street; price low. RODER,
IT'S Broad st.
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% ST. JOHNS LODGE No. 1. F. & A.. NJ.
"a Brethren are hereby notified to as
~ semble at st. Johns Hall, Broad and
w Bank SITS, Sunday, May II. at 3:45 p.
:. to attend the funeral services of our late
other. Edward Mills, at 8 Wilcox place, East
range. DAY HARDiE w. M
John ContrelI. Secretary.
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ODER dwelling house, Just completed; Il
rooms. bath. every Improvement: lot 75x3o0;
immediate possession; 81 1000. Address Ma
THAN RUSSELL, Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
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COUNTRY PRoPERTY-Farms my specially;
lists free JOHN w. GOSMAN. Caldwell
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peeming 1t impossible to thank in person
the many friends and organizations, we take
this means Of expressing our heartfelt thanks
TO all friends. Elk Lodge, b. p. O.. 70. NO. Il;
Harmonic Quartet. for singing; Baumann AS
ISOLATION and Sottrumer Verein. for beautiful
floral offering at the funeral of our dear
father.
DIEDR1cH. FREDERICK N HERBERT
wAHIFRS.
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IF YOU are paying rent in Newark today.
we VIII make easy terms whereby you can
ouy a home site at LACKAWANNA PARK az
cncs. and some day own your. own home, with
no more money than you are paying out IN
LACKAWANNA PARE offers the most beau
.lIul nome site In the Orange Mountains: every
convenience and only z5 minutes from Newark.
fou owe 1t to yourself and family to inyesti-
gate. We will gladly send free transporta-
Ton and Booklet Write TODAY. MUyTTJIT.
REALT CORPORATION. ZIG Broad 81.
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F. ARNOLD BEACH. expert real estate ap-
praisementa- No. 1b Helen pl.. .Cli6 Hnl's
! q. m. to 8 p. m. l. D. Tel 1SI9-J.
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Orange.

FOR ASAIE-Seven-room. steam heated hesnA.
AL inprov slments, open plumbing, excellent
condition.; $500. NJ J. BROWN. 80 Main It.,
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East a
$1,000 CASH buys two-famiiy on Central
av.. near Lackawanna station; 10 rooms, =.
baths. separate heaters, large porches. decora-
lions; plot 2sx1O0. FEST & FEST. 73s Broad.
CORNER ~ Lor5East Orange; so1loo: 4 sold at
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| HAVE a few choice lots, directly adjoining
summit N. j.. which / viii sell cheap. Sit
uated In the most beautiful section Of the Or
ange Mountains, these lots, II bought now, viii
prove one OF the best investments In Jersey;
n minutes from New York on the LAckAwanna
daily delivery from New York and Newark
department stores. etc. For further particu-
,ars address J. l. CHASER ZIG Broad st..
Ne Nark, N. J.. F
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~SCHLESINGER
REAL ESTATE IN L IT'S BRANCHES.
MAIN OFFICE.
UNION BUILDING
BRANCH OFFICE. CLINTON IN FARLEY
AVENUES.
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR
RENTS COLLECTED.
HONEST and PRoMPT returns guaranteed
Insurance at loves rates.
licit your trade and guarantee satisfaction.
+. +. MAYO & CO., 1888 Broad ST.. cor. Market.
oUIs scHLESINGER. Union Building. clin-
ton st. at Brosd.
FOR bargains in houses. farms. acreage apply
JOHN J. sLoAT. Room sls. scheuer Bldg.
p. l. BRYCE.
Insurance. Real Estate. Loans. $50 Broad ct.
FRED'K 8. BRUE NJ
pR R5hh EyrhGH; gENE E6Ab. 5ENsegRANNScEn
Newark and the ORANGES
FACTORY AND MILL SITES. FARMS.
1875 MARKET STREET
INVESTIGATE our proposition before you buy
your home; look over those pretty residences
on West End av., containing 5 rooms, bath.
heater; lot 371zx100; that can be purchased for
$500 cash; balance SIS monthly and interest.
Keys at No Sc West End av., or Bloc
MECKE. 1S5 Market ST.. second floor.
FOR SABE-Seven-room. steam heated house:
all improvements; open plumbing excellent
condition; $500. M. J. BROWN. $50 Main st.
Orange.
BEAUTIFUL Broom homestead for sale, all
improvements; fruit and shade trees; stable,
hennery; large grounds; 5 minutes from trolley,
20 minutes to station. Address HOMESTEAD,
Box so, Star ONCE.
COZ. GARSIDE ST.. 4TH AV.-Stone resi-
dence, IA rooms, all improvements; positive
ly half price; $500 to 81, 900 cash, balance same
as rent. ]. CASALE & SONS. 78S Broad st.
SPRINGFIELD Av., 6S4, near 18th st.-Large
10-room house, all improvements, suitable for
two families; separate baths and heaters; $50.
ASK ME-. MATER.
SINGLE AND TWO-FAMILY HOUSE
SMALL CASH PAYMENTS.
NORTH NEWARK DEPOT.
THREE-FAMILY house for sale cheap. II
Berlin ST., second floor.
CONGRESS ST. 72-Three-family house, /.
rooms, fine location.
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B~eIIevtIle.
BARGAIN-$1 700; $500 down, buys Broom house
on 8 lots, including houses for $50 chickens.
JAMES r 122 Parker ST., Newark, N. j,
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nIGHT-RooM modern house, West oEanssj
sAl@. NJ ]. BROWN. $50 Main st.. Orange
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E ESTATE FOR A L

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
AvoN-BY-THE-sEA.
N. ].
FOR FINE, MODERN. wELL-FURNIsHED
COTTAGES FOR RENT APPLY TO
R. C. LOVE-.
AvoN.BY-rHE-sEA.
NEW JERSEY.
FOREST HILL,
BELLBVILLB.
REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST.
x,opI ASK NE nS,o-
Arlington.
MUST BE SoLD-House, 9 rooms and bath;
reasonable offer refused; will sacrifice 1000.
Address VIM. HARRIS Arlington. N. j.
Atlantic Highlands
ATLANTIC northumberland bungalow
sites. near shore, station and trolley: lots
$l26i Sasy ,er1ns; elegant location. T. A.
BARGAIN-$1, 700; $0O down, buys 5-room house
on : lots; INCLUDING houses for $50 chickens.
"Anh6O 0OAe1fo ~ IdlhcE Slt newark, M D.
Bloomfield.
MODERN dwelling house, Just completed; 10
rooms. bath, every Improvement; lot $4,000;
THAN RUSSELL, Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
Caldwell.
COUNTRY PRoPERTY-Farms my specially;
lists free JOHN W. GOSMAN, Caldwell
N. J.
East orange.
s1,0N CASH buys t~wo-famiiy of Central
av., near Lackawanna station; 10 rooms, 2
lions; plot 2sx1oo, FEST & FEST. 73s Broad.
CORNER LoT-Fast Orange; sox1oo; IL sold at
once. $500 BROWN. $50 Main St. Orange.
Glen Ridge.
NEW two-family house; all improvements;
floor rented for $50: or viii sell Tor small
amount of cash, balance as rent; get our ofrer.
REALTY CO.. 1856 Market st.. Newark; phone
SPACIOUS dwelling house, ~ rooms. bath. adj
dittonal toilet, open fireplace: on lot i00x2OO:
$1,000. Address NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloomss
field and Glen Ridge.
where workmanship counts, should inspect
the new house. 81 Cummings street; 1t can
not be beat for the price; lot 33x15O; small
amount down, balance straight mortgage.
FOLSOM, 142 Orange av.
sIx-RoOM house. with all improvements
steam heat; 2 lots; bargain. So, 900. Other
properties cheap. WINCKLER. is Clermont
av.. Irving ION.
~HoUSE-seven rooms and attic: ali improve.
ments1 barn and stables; terms to suit
BEYERLE. 66 Brookside ave.
HAVE you property to rent or SELF See
I~rvington Centre.
Make up your mind now that you will IA.
GREASE your saies. Advertsse IN the TAI
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OCEAN ROW
Desirable cottages for rent for seasoa. ttEa
upwards. Send for booklet.
OTIS r. LEE.
Wall st.. Ocean Grove. y. =. i
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REAL ESTATE FOR A [
OUT OF TOWN.
Lake Hopatcong.
A REAL SUMMER HOME.

Bungalow and cottage sites on Lake Hopat-
cong; small size lots or large f~rontases. SALE
AND EXCHANGE CO., Is Clinton ct
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CLINTON Av.. OPPOSITE PARKi
Pretty home, beautifully located, solidly
built, 10 rooms. bath. hot water heat, excel
lent condition.. parquet floors. complete i'm
provements; plot 30x125: room for stable; must
sell; snap; $40. 600. FEST & FEST. 13S Broad.
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ANYONE wishing a neat up-to-date house,
where workmanship counts, Should inspect
the new house. 81 Cummings street; It can.
not be beat for the price; lot 33x150; small
amount down, balance straight mortgage.
FOLSOM. 142 Orange av.
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Long Branch.
A DERVEER PL-Building lots. siss Eox16o
feet; i've minutes walk from City Hail; two
blocks from trolley; fine location: prices $3.50
to $500; cash or instruments. MapA NEW
JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY, No, 1TA
Broadway. Long Branch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. houses, impts.; near
trolley; 30 minutes ride from Broad and
Market SITS. price 50. 100 to 81. 800; easy terms
If desired; will sell for $500 cash, balance a1s
monthly. BEYER, 1IT5 Broad ct.
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SPACIOUS dwelling house. 10 rooms. bath, ad-
dittonal toilet, open fireplace: on lot i00x2OO:
stable; easy access to train and trolley; only
s. 900. Address NATHAN RUSSELL, Bloom
field and Glen Ridge.
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Glen Ridge.

UIVH FtIuxe.
NEW two-family house; all Improvement
choice location; one floor for rent, SIS; other
floor rented for $50; or will sell for small
amount of cash. balance as rent; get our ofer
It viii appeal to homeseekers. SEABOARr
REALTY CO.. 1856 Market st.. Newark; phone
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r E FOR s~ALE-cIIANGE

WHY bother with collecting your own rents
when you can have them collected at a small
cost by a reliable company? SEITZ-PFEIFER
REALTY co. Julius r. Seitz, president: John
L. Pfeifer. secretary. 1888 Broad st.
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Atlantic Highlands.
ATLANTIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bungalow
sites. near shore. station and trolley: lots
$125; easy terms; elegant location. r. A.
MoRBHoUSE. Atlantic Highlands. N. ].
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MUST BE SOLD-House, 9 rooms and bath:
lot 75x100; owner in financial straits; no
reasonable offer refused; will sacrifice 81, 900.
Address VIM. HARRIS Arlington, N. ].
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Roaalsnd. n. ]. ApEil %.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
ATOMIC WORLDS.
There May de . Billion ef Them N .
speeLk 81 Dust.

There May De q Billion of Them IN y
speck of Dust.
How would you like to live ia an
atom lie one Of the millions at in-
habitants of 4 world 80 small that you
cannot even nee ii beneath micro
scope7
The scientists tell us that each atom
II i solar system. with its central sun
and revolving planets in their orbits.
and that little atom people live and
love and fight and die there aud never
know but what they are Just the big
gest and most important folks that
live. There are military atomites
there, no doubt. who strut around and
get tangled Up ia their swords and
give orders tn gTufg voices: actor atom.
ties who star In atomic theaters and
are adored by lovely atomite maidens
and criticised By the trenchant pens Of
the newspaper men.
There Is every reason TO believe that
life ID the atom Is much like life In the
earth and that the kings and emneroFs
there make war on their distant ene-
mics and have their peace conferences
and their periods Of financial striugen-
cy. The joke Of 1t Is that they prob.
ably take themselves seriously, and.
though there may be a billion atomic
worlds I'll speek OF dust, there Is
never an inhabitant Of one OF them
that knows how small be is and how
much he misses by not being a man
instead Of an atomite. ; New York
xxsg.via
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-20
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