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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
MANY OFFICES RENTED.
Biz Demand also for Loft and
Store Space.

William A. White & Sons have leased for John
Bittner to Robert +, Lane for a term or years the
first loft of NO. l Front street; tor Ionh ra"IsoN
Rboades and others 10 G. W. S Patterson & Co.
tho building No Cedar street; for Frank A
weeks to Read. Holiday & Sons, the building NO
II Gold street; for William H. Oscanyan 10 FercS
6 Clark the store of No 151 Washington street.
for William ]. di Rivera to William Sohmer' tne
Cedar street store of the Underwriters BUILDING
Nos 81 and 6S William street; for Theodore I.
Camp to Burnett Brothers. the store and base
ment of No "A Cortlandt street, and 10 Jonn NUT
ply the building No. 50 Front street; Tor CharleS
and Henry Thurman to the Stock Quotauon 1eIe-
graph Company the store and basement of No IS
Pearl street; for Theodore A. Sheffield to the Rob
ert Bishop Manufacturing Company, the store floor
and first loft Of No. AZ Water street. also space
in the buildings No. SO South street for William
H Swan to J. O. White & Co; No 81 Beekman
street for Conner Fender & Co. to w A Court
pey \ Co QAmtedy: No. IS Murray street. for
Thomas c. Durham the Stiman Safety Lamp
Company and No. l0l Water street, for William t.
Parsons tc Walter z. Evans. and in conjunction
with William Cruikshank's Sons for the Mitchell
estate TO Julius Marques the store anu basement
Of NO. 141 Water street.
The Charles f. Noyes Company report the fol-
lowing office rentals: In the City Investing Build
ing a part of the fifteenth floor to the Cambria
Steel Company; in the new building at Franklin
street and Broadway, for l. NJ. Jones to the Chi
cago & Alton Railroad; In the West Street Build
ing for the Crukshank Company suite of offices
to Elmer P. Morris & Co. All these rentals are
for long periods. The Noyes Company has also
leased Offices in No 81 Beekman street for Henry
L. Goodwin to John l. Walters,
The One Hundred and One Fifth Avenue Com
pany has leased the first loft, Of about 4500 square
feet at Nos 80 and 101 Fifth avenue 10 Streep
Miller & kessel lace importers, for a term OF
years.
The McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company has
leased for long of 5000 square feet of
space on the twenty-frst floor of the FOrty-two
Broadway Building to L Nogestein & Co.
William Cruikskanks Sons have leased IN the
new building Of the American Felt Company. Nos.
ia and l16 East 18th street, part of the seventh
and the entire eleventh floors to Lawrie' Mann &
browne the entire tenth floor to William P.
Frank and a part of the seventh floor TO the Gas
Consumers Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

teen DAYS The association expects to take up
the work in three different schools this coiiii"s
winter.
Il have received a letter from James h fla'i,.-
ton of the University Settlement, treasurer o. INC
C-biIdren,s Relief Society which was organized 10
feed the hungry children" said Mrs Trautinanh.
He would like to meet US; he thinks we n1lsn'
perhaps cooperate in the work INTEND W "'i'e
10 him and see If II be arranged
Mrs. Richard Bent, Miss IuHev' o1 luS+"ae'
- leland and others volunteered to give GER
tain days each month to tending the luncheon coun
ters In the schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
auction Sales of Real Estate.

LVXECUTORS' AUCTION SALE AT EMPIRE HOUSE.
II Montgomery. y. Y. November eth at one O'Clock
CHOICE 96 Acre Orange County farm: well watered
orchard station; terms easy Par
tculars from W. L DICKERSON. MONTGOMERY, n 7,
ANDREW WILSON. Tribune Bldg New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.

StNAP-sIx MILES OUT; TRAIN EVERY TEN
- minutes family house; hard wood trim; 2 sets
improvements: $500: easy
" c. REEVES 6 CO. l24 East 23d St. Manhattan
WRITE FOR BEAUTIFUL. NEW BOOKLET IN coll
w ors with map automobile Long Beach
225 ave. York
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A DOWNTOWN PLOT soL,D

Clifford N. Shurman has sold Tor the Camnbsu
estate Nos SO. s. and 81 New Chambers street ex
tending TO James street Slx65 feet to Daniel n
Freedman There are old houses on the plot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
Nezc Jersey Real Estate.

TNARM BARGAINS EVERYWHERE: GOOD SOIL.
L markets.; state wishes: list mailed. LEBKUECHER,
Bible House. Manhattan.
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~ The Tribune received at their lpts"a mi Snts 3
1864 Broadway between seth and S4th SIS 1rsssax
o'clock D Advertisements receive az ne n
branch Offices regular office rates unts. ss cor
2f1 :. e. Esd LOO %
st.. 2ST Wsst - 81. -
7th and Sth ayes 2a5 West Ls5sh ST. 1VSS "A s'~s
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-02

>"Have you read this latest society
novel? It's a love story, of course"
Eyes It's intended to be. There's a
young army officer in it and a cad and
a very silly chump-"
but what's the hero like?"
I'm telling you. The hero is all three
of Observation-Disclosures Press.
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northwest corner of David B. Hedden.

northwest corner Of David B. Hedden,
tS2, 500.
Vineenzo Giordano to Elizabeth
Whelan. northeast side Warner street,
175 feet from Chatham street, 5000.
Samuel Meyer to Benjamin Vein
mann, west side Bergen street, 200 feet
north from Sixteenth avenue, $500.
George K~ronemeier to Twelfth Ward
Building and Loan Association, east
side Elm road, rs feet from Garrison
street, 81 900.
Charles Lutz to Frank Markstein, east
side Bergen street, 400 feet south from
Bigelow street, $2,150.
Harry Diamond to Mary e. Erler.
north side Orange street. west 800 feet
from Nesbitt street. $4,000.
Dora Rommer and husband to Emma
Thurlow, south side East Kinney street,
122 feet east from Orchard street, $1,000.
julius Abeles to Uptown Building and
Loan Association, north side South Or
ange avenue. 81 feet west from Mum
avenue, 1880.
William l.. Morgan to Wallace M.
Scudder, west side Lincoln avenue, 10
feet south from Chester avenue, $500.
TOWNSHIPS.
Emelia E. Dill. and husband to Clara
Sweet, East Orange, north side land
Clara Sweet, 10 feet from Shepherd
avenue, $500.
James H. Baker to Robert Mcneil,
East Orange, west side Clinton street,
north 260 feet from Summit street, 5000.
Theodore w. Church to Helen l..
Slater, East Orange. northwest side
Arlington avenue. west side Morris and
Essex Railroad Company right of way,
$4,500.
Henry f. Wilson to George j.. Mertz.
Belleville, east side Union avenue, 1894
feet from Joralemon street, $1,000.
Same to Edward ]. Mulch, Belleville,
same property, $40O.
Otto Hetebrugge to Victor Herold,
Bloomfield, south side Montgomery
street, west side Walnut street, 81. 800.
Caroline w. Daland and husband to
American Home Company, Caldwell,
centre line Cedars road, west 109 feet
from Edgewood road, 1850.
Js Henry Wolf to Marion Thomas,
East Orange, west side North Seven
tenth street, 469 feet north from Park
avenue, $500.
John j. Giblin to Thomas p. Nc
Glynn, Montclair. north side Bloomfield
avenue, 125 feet from Willow street,
1000.
Alta c. Reeves and husband to Mary
c. Rowland, Montclair, south side
Walnut street. 100 feet east from Val
ley road, 5000.
Sumner w. Lothrop to Frances ]. M.
Bacon, Orange, north side Hillside av-
enue, 6SS feet from Scotland street,
$500.
John J. English to Ferdinand Goss-
weller. West Orange. north side Free
man street, southwest corner Christie
pher Mccullough. $1.5o0.
Robert Menzel to Ellen M. Chamber
lain, East Orange, west side Clinton
street, 2sO feet from Summit street,
81. $50.
John J. Tolley to Neils P. Peterson.
West Orange, east side Walker road,
III feet from east side Mountain ave-
nue., 81 200.
Oscar Fl. Frahnert to Irvington
Building and Loan Association, Irving
| ton, south side Elmwood avenue, 80
feet from west side Florence avenue,
5000.
Frederick w. Barge to Henry G..
Pilch. Belleville, east side Brighton ave-
nue., 100 feet from Wallace street, $500.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Daniel Hopper to Eighth Ward Build
ing and Loan Association, east side
Lincoln avenue, 100 feet from Verona
avenue. $1,000.
Active Realty Company to Protection
Building and Loan Association. east
side Summer avenue. $50 feet from
Crane street, $4,000.
Richard Kaiser to John j. Soaring,
northwest corner Broad street and Gill
lette place, $1,000.
Kaspar Hufnagel to John NJ. Mentz,
east side Belmont avenue, south $50
feet from Montgomery street, $500.
Rosa Rastiger to John Miller. south
cast corner New Jersey Railroad i've
nue.. SO feet from Vesey street, $500.
William A. b. Perry, jr. TO Annette
S. Eberhardt. south side Elm street,
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SEALED
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
City Hall

NeWnrk, n. j., May e, IJVo.
Sealed proposals viii be received at these
headquarters during the hour between $3.50 and
4 p, m. on Wednesday, June 10. 1908, and VIII
be opened Immediately after the expiration OF
the time fixed for receiving the aforesaid pro-
posals. for furnishing the department with the
following supplies, to wit: Oats. hay, bran.
straw.
Such quantities of the best quality as shall
be needed by the several companies during the
month. To be delivered at the quarters of
the said companies. (Samples of oats to ac-
company each bid.
Further information concerning. these pro-
posals, as TO quality and quantity, will be fur
nished upon application to the secretary of the
board.
The Board of Fire Commissioners reserves
the right to reject any or all proposals so re-
ceived. as may be deemed for the best inter-
ests Of the city.
President.
r. W. Sullivan.
Secretary. my2s-bt
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GLEN RIDGE-15-room dweiling; every i'm
provement; elevated grounds; forest shade
trees; immediate possession: rental 81. 200. Ad,
dress LATHAM RUSSELL, and
Glen Ridge.
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MUST BE SOLD-House, 9 rooms and bath;
lot 75x100; owner in financial straitsi no
reasonable offer refused; will sacrifice $1,000
Address VIM. HARRIS. Arlington. N. j.
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MANY IMPROVEMENTS
MADE AT ASBURY PARK.
More PaviIiOns and Hotels and
Arcade Is Being Built
Seward.

ASBURY PARK, June MANY i'm
provements are being made along the
mile of beach front, by the Public
Grounds Commission. The arcade,
where the band concerts are given, is
being extended seward. Two pavil-
ions are being erected, the Casino gal
leries have been thrown open and sew
eral new hotels are going up, while t h
ers are being enlarged.
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: REAL ESTATE NOTES

One of the most important develop
ments of unimproved acreage within
trolley ride of Newark Is the opening
of Arlington Park, on Kearny avenue.
Arlington. This property consists Of
about one thousand lots, is situated on
high ground three hundred feet above
sea level, and is being disposed of by
the Arlington Park Realty Company,
of which William w. DERRICK is sales
manager. Mr.. DERRICK for many years
had been connected with the Wood
Harmon Company, of New York, and
to give the development his entire at
tention he has moved to Arlington.
During his short stay he has sold half
a hundred lots.
Frank A. Manley reports the sale of
the three-family frame dwelling at 15S
Newton street, and also the frame store
and fiat building at 1856 Orange street,
to local buyers. for investment.
Title has been passed through the Of
flee of David Weinberg for the sale of
several business properties on Spring
field avenue, to local investors. Mr..
Weinberg also c~ontemplates closing
several properties in the Hill sec
ton in a short time, and considers the
real estate market as improved.
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A TIMELY ADVERTISEMENT.

Secondhand automobiles given ava,
to inexperienced persons who will sign
an agreement to employ us to do 81
their repair work.
CARBURETER & CAM.
Automobile Repairers.
Chicago News.
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ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO Lee


ITIIF 7 IIIHI = . IIDHIIF = =
close to South Orange av.: 90 minutes from
Broad and Market sts.. handsome. well built.
one-family house, 10 rooms and bath. all I'M
steam heat, hardwood floors and
trim; handsomely decorated throughout: ground
75x100: beautifully laid ont; this property must
be sold at once; no rea lie offer refused:
terms to suit. PHILIP iOWBRS & co.
1S9-191 Market st.
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A delayed advertisement brings only the
aftermath of trade. IT'S the first call that
~caotures the procession OF customers.
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HANOVER. N. Jon Livingston turnpike; z
room house, barn and good we'll; 90 acres
good land; ideal poultry farm; price So, 500.
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HANOVER. N. J.-s-room house, barn and
outbuildings; 10 acres of fine trucking land
fruit and berries; price SO, 500; will make terms
or exchange for Newark or Orange.
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NUTLEY-Corner store and dwelling; lot 50x
100: price s6, 900; 10-room house, lot 100x200.
Sc, 900. FRANK l.. HELD Successor to P.
M. Fisher. Real Estate and Insurance, 142
Market St. Room 401.
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H~OUSE-Eight rooms and bath; all improve
ments, including furniture and piano., on a
corner in best section; same section. 9 rooms.
Improvements, including furniture. both near
ocean and lake; big bargain; easy terms.
AUBERTIN, 3S Union Bldg, Newark.
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DOVER. N. J.-2is-story frame residence; 10
rooms and attic; improvements; fine order;
excellent location; lot 50x106; price 81 500: want
Newark or the Oranges.
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MT. pleasantly v.-s1, 500 buys a one-family,
Groom house; all improvements; price $4,000;
corner store and dwelling; renting for STA per
month; price Sill 00: will arrange terms 70 suit,
FRANK l.. SHIELDS. Real Estate and Insrr-
ance, l42 Mcrket ST.. Room iol-
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wHrrMoRE REALTY co.

1888 MARKET ST. ROOM 81.
Real estate business in all its branches; rent
ing and collecting rents our speciality; house;
for rent and sale.
WHITMORE REALTY CO,
Builders.
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RoSELAND. N. J.-G-room house: 90 acres
land; some fruit; small barn and good we'll:
price 81, 200.
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BLOOMFIELD-Cozy dwelling house. contain
ing 7 rooms. bath. every improvement: lot
50x121; $4.750: immediate possession. Address
NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloomfield and Glen
Ridge.
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BELLEVILLE. N. New frame dwelling of
6 rooms, with all improvements except heat:
lot 50x1Oo; small amount of cash. or will ex-
change for anything you may have.
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OWNER must sacrifice new house. at once:
all improvements; best Locations; $4,000; cosy
terms. send list of your property for results.
Brands & AUSTIN. S Main St. West Or
ange. Tel. 1878.
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IRVINGToN. N. History, 2-family frame;
IL rooms. 2 baths; all improvements except
heat; in fine condition; lot 25x100; want lot
for hnsiness. or will sell right
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Frank A. ManIey
$50 Broad Street

BROAD ST.-Nine-room house: steam heat;
all improvements; $1,000; bargain.
CENTRALLY located; Groom brick house; all
improvements; cheap for cash.
LINCOLN transformations Broom resi-
eence; steam heat. electric lights, parquet
floors; large lot. at a sacrifice.
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IF YOU want to sell your property quick. call
on SEITZ-PFEIFER REALTY CO.. TsS Bread
st. Julius q Seitz. pres: John L. Pfeifer, sec.
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MONTCLAIR-Three sold. new 10-room dwell
ing house, bath. every Improvement: electric
and gas fixtures: lot 50&135: 81. 600; 81, 900 cash,
balance easy terms. Address NATHAN RUS
sell, Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
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UNIMPROvED Newark property. near Am
pere. SALE N EXCHANGE CO., As Clin-
ton st.
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ExcEPr1oNALLY cHEAp.

Six-famiy house; two years old: in centre of
Roseville: thirty rooms; six baths: decorated;
all improvements: one minute to trolley; five
minutes to railroad station: will be sold at q
price that will net over - per cent; small
amount of cash required. balance on easy
terms. PHILIP J. BOWERS 6 CO., 1S9 Mar
ket st.
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FRED'K 8. BRUE NJ
BEL ESTATE; GENE ERR 1 rxGT NSEn
Newark and the Oranges
FACTORY N MILL, SITES FApMs
1875 MARKET STREET
RENTS COLLECTED.
HONEST and PROMPT returns guaranteed.
SAMUEL r. CAIRNS. 494 BROAD ST.
Insurance at lowest rates.
WE do a general real estate business: we So
licit your trade and guarantee satisfaction.
F. +. MAYO & CO, Tss Broad St. cor. Market.
ASK ME, MA1ER.
SINGLE AND Two-FAMILY HOUSES.
s NaREta c NEWA PAkYM nEP6T
SCHLESINGER
REAL STATE IN AL1s ITS BRANCHES.
MAIN OFFICE.
BUILDING
BRANCH OFFICE CLINTON AND FARLEY
AVENUES.
END FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR.
FOR SALE-Two-family house, 70 rooms, all
improvements except heat; lot 5S.ax100 feet.
Particulars on premises, No. s5 Parker st.
FOR bargains in houses. farms, acreage apply
JOHN j. sLoAT Room sls. scheuer Bldg.
f. ESTATE bought. sold and exchanged.
BDYBR- 1175 Broad cor. Aston. Phone s1oo.
BARGAINS in one-family dwellings-Clinton
av.. near Milford nv. brick, II rooms. pam
try and laundry; all improvements.
CLINTON Av.-Frame; 5 rooms; excellent
condition; $500.
LESLIE sT.-5cx1Oo; u rooms; steam heat;
hardwood floors; few doors from Clinton
av. 5000.
MT. PROSPECT Av.-71x175; IA rooms. 2
baths; all improvements and excellent con-
dition.
PENNSYLVANIA Av.. near South st. station
IS rooms; all improvements; $1,000,
RENNER Az ie7-New house; steam heat;
10 rooms; $4,000; easy terms.
vAN NESS PL.-9 rooms, steam heat; lot 5ox
100; a bargain; $500.
LINCOLN PARK-Residence. 10 rooms. baths.
laundry. pantry and stable; large lot; can
be purchased at a sacrifice.
JOHNSON ", near Clinton av.-1a rooms;
mentsi this is a bargain.
CLINTON Az. near High st.-n rooms and
bath; steam heat, electric lights. parquet
floors; perfect condition; 4 rooms first floor.
woR & ROBERTSON. 9-15 clinton St.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
to-ewn a choice 3-family house in a good To-
cation. one block from South Orange av.
building in fine condition; II rooms, 3 baths.
all lnpts. as owner needs money, will sell at
! IS, SEQ: small amount of cash. balance on easy
terms. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO, 1879 Mar
ket st
$500 CASH.
S275 of which goes to credit of purchaser in
B. and L. Assn, buys 2-family house, CEN
trally located. FRANK A. MANLEY, $50
Broad st.
| IS, 500-TWo-FAMILY house: Roseville; near
cars and station; steam heat. etc.
SIX-FAMILY house; near South Orange av.
will sacrifice.
THREE-FAMILY; rent sac; price $500.
Frank A. Manley
$50 Broad Street
BROAD sT.-Nne-room house; steam heat
all improvements $1,000; bargain.
CENTRALLY located: Groom brick house; all
improvements; cheap for cash.
LINCOLN RARK-Handsome Broom resi-.
6ence; steam heat, electric lights, parquei
a -A--. 49, a .aa
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
CITY.
GEgsER & PLum.

rwo-FAMILr HOUSES in all part. of til.
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ARLINGTON, N. J-Large frame residence
on Belgrov Drive; 10 rooms. all impts i;
lot s9xis5 we want to move this property at
once; make us your proposition.
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81, 200 WILL buy 1-famiIy house and three lots.
Gee. D. CANFIELD e. SON. I'll North 4th
ST., Harrison. n. J.
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ALFRED r. BECKWETH
CLINTON ST. ROOM Il
WHITMoRE REALTY CO..
1hR MARKET ST.

wHIrMoRE REALTY CO.,
1856 MARKET ST.
Hunterdon st. 721-6-family house, frame. $40. 500
Bergen St, 547-3-family apartment house. 10, 900
Prince ST. 243--3-famiiy house .............. 5000
Prince st., AT-3-family house ............. 5000
Blocker St, 9l-1-famlly house, Is rooms;
steam heat; all modern improvements. 5000
Colonial mansion, Q room9 and bath;
steam heat, electric lights all modern
improvements; lot 5sx150; "a Sanford St.
Irvington. n, 1900
WHITMORE REALTY CO.,
1856 MARKE ST.
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Harrison.

LOT on Harrison av, 45x200; must be sold to
close an estate; great bargain. GEO, D.
CANFIELD & SON, III North 4th ST., Harri-
son. N. j.
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BeIIeville.
REAL ESTATE values. insurance loans. J. ].
CONNELL. 113 Washington av.. Belleville.
Established 1898.
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Williams, RunYon & White
500 BROAD STREET.

WOCDSIDE-One block from Washington av.
trolley. 8 minutes walk from North Newark
station; brick residence, 7 rooms, bath, im-
provements; stable; possession: exchange for
small house or lots. Call at 1873 Washington
St, Newark.
WANT lots for good income property: also 2
family for income. What have you to offerf
AUBERTIN. Is Clinton st. 4
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Real Estate and Fire Insurance. Renting and
Collecting solicited. 142 Market st. Room 401.
A G~ENTLEMAN'S country residence, all i'm
provements; fine buildings on this 5-acre
For particulars and photographs, C. & o., 25
Montague st Brooklyn.
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N. 18TH ST.-2h-story frame residence; 10
rooms, all improvements: steam heat fine
order; lot ~2919x100; price $1,000.
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BERNARDSVILLE, n. frame residence;
IL rooms; all Improvements good barn; 3s
acres of land; fine location, on Morristown
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NEW ST.-s-story frame; 81 rooms; water, gas
and sewer; lot 25x141; rents SIT; price 81. 700.
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s45 BROAD STREET. OPP. c. R. r.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-02
Belnar.

Modern summer cottages for sale or rent.
Send for descriptive booklet.
HONCE & DUBOIS
Opn r r Depot. Belnar. N ].
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-02

SEVEN ROOMS and bath; attic: slate roof; all
improvements. cabinet mantel; gas range;
furnace; balcony two sides: screens; sidewalks.
sewers; lot 5ox100; near depot; sacrifice; $500.
OWNER. Ais Hickory St. Arlington. N. ].
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-02

RECTOR ST.-S-story brick residence; IL
rooms; all improvements; lot 25x100; price
So nm
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-02

MOUNTAIN sTATIoN-Choice building plot,
100x150; attractive. desirable. healthful; price
81. 800; cash 500; worth double. ALBERT CAIN,
South Orange.