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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-30
The Real Estate Situation.

Activity in the real estate field is O. the increase. and many large
sales hav taken place during the past week of COURSE people are
holding IF without cause n are more OF less afraid on account of the
political situation a the Moment; but if they needed thu remarks recently
made by a prominent. investor they would loosen up and help to mbrcate
the wheels of industry. This prominent investor said: Don't let the cleo
tons stop you investment in Newarka INC its suburban realty. We passed
through TIT lastP Presidential election without serious detriment to business on
ditions This country is big enough o 10 business n &C through the cam
at the SAM me 1 regard 1t as of the utmost Importance to disipate
a too prevalent impression hat the wheels of industry nus remain clogged
while we Americans attend to or political duties We wan prosperity
now, and W can have it if W e will. without Waiting for the winter and
pring of 1909. However. l am satisfied; 1 am m will be making mine
whies some are DOING"
The above statement shows the sensible views Of on investor, n If
we Ill acted in the same way better conditions would prevail Newark
ersa are especially fortunate in real estate. n o matter what should happen
property values cannot decrease. w hav shortly in store for us such
vast n extensive improvements tina. present property vner a Few years
hence will possess veritabIe gold mines If they hold onto their land. New
ark property is very cheap, and eve again will such values be within
the reach oil n one.
The Fourth OF July. withS Sunday Immediately following, will mark n
other important opportunity for local investors to see what they "a secure
or little money. THE STARS next Friday morning IN evening and Sat
urday morning will present to The investors of New Jersey ar exceptional
list of good bargains in all kinds and classes of real estate and it will
be money in to those who TAX advantage of the offerings o be made in
those issues. Wage earnng classes a Is we'll as investors should wall them
OF the present low prices at which properties car be secured on
Saturday and Sunday next A visit % the properties offered will be exer-
else and pleasure. as we'll a financial betterment One broker n subur-
par realty expects to be overrun with delegations from New York and
Brooklyn He anticipate many sales in large blocks.
Watch THE STARS o n Friday Saturday next for the biggest
cheapest n most inducing properties ever offered n.y. investor or home
seeker in New Jersey The brokers' advertising them are the largest in the
and known for many years for their reliability and good business
dealings
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Marris Kraemer to Norfolk Building
aud Loan Association. east side Boyd
sareet. 265 feet south from Eighteenth
avenue, 1880.
William Reinhardt to Newark Ger
"a Building and Loan Association,
west side South Nineteenth street, 35l
feet north from Twelfth avenue, 500.
John H. McGhie 20 Clara G. Jackson,
south side James street, SO feet east
from High street, $2,250.
Samuel Katz to Twentieth Century
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Land and Improvement Company, west
side Peshine avenue, 100 feet north from
Runyon street. $1,750.
Merkel Realty Company to Prosperity
Building and Loan Association, west
side South Twentieth street, 175 feeI
south from Nineteenth avenue, 1920.
Merkel Realty Company to Prosperity
Building and Loan Association. west
side South Twentieth street, 125 feet
south from Nineteenth avenue. 5000.
Riverside Supply and Manufacturing
Company to Amelia 7. Carter, east side
orator street, 81 feet south from Ches-
ter avenue, $500.
Julia c.. Axt and husband to William
Wustrow, north side Gould avenue, 7a
feet east from South Thirteenth street,
$500.
Mari Remesin to Caroline Schmitt ct
al. south side Darcy street, $50 feet east
from Niagara street, 81, 200.
Mary A. Grey to Tenth Ward Build
ing and Loan Association, south side
Garden street, 113 feet west from Pros
pect street. $500.
Gennaro C~hiaravallo to William ST.
bilia, south side Eighth avenue, 80 feet
east from Sheffield street, $1,000.
| Zaehaeus Mueller to H. Hugo R.
Fraentzel, west side Magazine street,
100 feet north from Kossuth street, ST.
900.
Barnet Green to Minnie Rashkes, west
side Boston street, SO feet south from
Thirteenth avenue, 1,0S1.
TOWNSHIPS.
Albert G.. Crowley to Franklin Build
ing and Loan Association, Nutley, south
side Vreeland avenue, east side land
Stephen B.. Vreeland, $1,000.
Seth Sprague Terry to Montclair
Trus- Company. Montclair, northeast
side Orange road, west side Russell ter
race, $10,0 900.
William S. Macy to Orange Memorial
Hospital. Orange, south side Reynolds
terrace. ives. side Centre street, $12, 500.
Albert G. Cromley to Stephen P. Vree-
land, Nutley, east side Stephen P. Vree-
land, ~ feet from Barney estate, s., 900
e. Dean Farnsworth, Jr, to Essex
Title Guaranty and Trust Company,
Montclair. north side Brunswick road,
126 feet east from Central avenue, $4, 800.
Joseph II. McGuirk to Franz Berg,
West Orange, west side Whittlesey ave-
nue., 81 feet north from Washington
street, 81. 100.
Elnora Henderson and husband to
Montclair Building and Loan Associa-
ton, Montclair. north side Baldwin
street. southwest corner Kate M. Giese,
81, 800.
Hubert ]. Ashley to Essex County
Building and Loan Association, Bloom
field, south side Jerome place. GOA feet
west from Berkeley avenue. 5000.
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nCEAN NTEW

HIGHLANDS,
OCEAN VIEW.
Free excursion to Ocean View on Saturday,
July 4. and Sunday. July 5, 1908. to inspect our
bungalow sites, $75 and up; size 25x14S; $40
down. S. monthly; no interest; no taxes; no re-
strictions; you can pitch tent as soon as you
have $40 paid on your contract: boat leaves
Pier 10, North River. foot Cedar st. New York.
10 a. m. For ticket apply to o HARBOR
30
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Dwellings.
Williams. Runyon & White

BEACON sT.-s-story brick: 10 rooms; i'm
pr 'Yements; lot 21x1oo; price 5000.
BERKELEY Av.-7:room dwelling, water. gas
and sewer; lot 25x100; price 50. 500; small
amount cash required.
lilies: improvements: 2 baths; lot 5ox1oO; viii
exchange for business property.
ELM ST.-2-story and basement brick; 10
rooms; water. gas and sewer; lot 25x1oo: price
5000.
ELIZABETH STA on~e-story and basement
Groom house. with lot 25x1o0; price 81. 200:
small amount cash required.
FABYAN PLACE-ek-story frame; s rooms; all
improvements; lot 25x100: steam heat.
GRAFTON AV.-9-story brick: rooms: i'm
provements: stable and shop on rear; lot
4~sxloox26; might exchange want lots.
LAFAYETTE sT.-2ih-story frame; ? families;
terms easy.
PFsHINE A~v.-2h-story frame: 12 rooms; 2
families; 2 sets: improvements. except heat:
lot 25x100; will give you a bargain in this.
RIDGE ST, Forest Hm-2s-story frame: 9
rooms: all modern improvements: steam heat:
lot 40x10O: a good home at a reasonable price
and on easy terms.
RIDGEwooD Av.-2h-story frame: S rooms:
all improvements; steam heat: lot 25x120: very
reasonable terms can be made for this.
SHERMAN Av.-2k-story frame: is rooms;
water. sewer ard gas; lot 25x100: might ex-
Williams, Runyon & White,
500 BROAD STREET.
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Arlington.

ONLY SO, 900 for eight small houses; rented for
500 monthly; 50, 800 cash buys them.
10-room house; barn; large plot;
nicely decorated; a beauty; Sc, 600; terms to
suit.
CHOICE building lots on Elm St, near Quincy
av. $3.50 and $3.50; small payment; cash IS
monthly.
BARGAIN-Double house; each side 7 rooms
and bath; all improvements; only $500 to
quick buyer; 81, 500 cash. Call after 3 p. m.
l.. 35 Elm St, Arlington. N. ].
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Atlantic Highlands,

FOR S~ALE-Houses. SO. 600 to 1000; new ones,
AMANN. las Midland av.. Arlington. N. ].
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BeueyiIIe.
RFILEVTLLE.
IIINs WTIU4 Ff,AVV, bVUV IUNHEIUITs
RULER & ZANNLE

O0 IINyONIF IEIJD NJ. bINJDNIF IEI1D, N. J.
S2 r in Brookdale section of Bloomfield
suitable for farming or chickens and ducks
small seven-room dwelling; $50 feet of street
frontage: possession March /, 1909; price Sc. 800
terms to suit buyer. Address NATHAN RUS
SELL. 4S Washington av,
So, 500 BUYS 7-room house; bath; every i'm.
$4,000 BUYS 7-room house; bath: every i'm
provement; lot 50x150; immediate possession.
Office closed July 4th, 1908. Address NATHAN
RUSSELL, Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
BLOOMFIELD-$S. 500; 2-famlly double house.
10 rooms; lot 50x125; near station and trolley
fine location. Address OWNER. Box 2O5. Glen
Ridge. N. J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

Owe N. J.-2M-story frame residences; 10
rooms and attic; improvements; fine order;
excellent location; lot 50x106; price 81, 500; want
Newark or the Oranges.
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"BE WISE IN TIME"
OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME
RAILWAY MANOR ESTATES

hak$bh w A1 III 9tt GO 80
Wait for the Great Auction Sale Of
$50 LOTS, 25x1OO.
right In the heart Of Railway. by that we'll
known. reliable New Jersey Anctioneer,
I. f. RANDOLPH, OF ELIZABETH,
ON SATURDAY, JULY 4TH, 1908,
at - o'clock at noon prompt on the ground
Leesyille Avenue; Railway, New Jersey
RAILWAY MANOR MUST BECOME
"THE CITY OF HOMES"
VIII present an opportunity of SECURING
UNUSUALLY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS; whether bought for a home. or an
investment. nothing like 1t in any part OF
New Jersey: the property cannot be too
highly spoken Of, having unexcelled transit
facilities. 81 trains daily; only 30 minutes
from I'D Street, cortlandt Street and Des-
brosses Street Ferries. five minutes from
the proposed New mi Station OF
the Pennsylvania r.. r.. and NOW only IL
minutes walk from the present depot;
choicest location and grand natural advan-
tages; within a few minutes of Schools
ton. etc, with a large, fine stream run
ming through the. property. Title perfect
and guaranteed. Terms of sale very rea-
sonable. and will be explained by the
Auctioneer.
A SPECIAL TRAIN to the lots will run
on July 4th, from 23d Street Ferry. at 1880.
and Cortlandt and Desbrosses Street Ferries
at 1900. which will discharge our passen-
gers right on the ground;
ments on the ground.
sPEcIAL-After the sale the purchaser
OF the greatest number of lots will be pre-
scented with n LOT FREE. These lots must
DOUBLE IN VALUE In a short time.
Be sure to look for the agents. who will
he stationed at 23d Street Ferry, Desbrosses
and Cortlapdt Street Ferries, the Newark:
Elizabeth North and South. Linden and
Scott Avenue Stations with Green Badges
reading RAILWAY MANOR. Bring your
friends along with you.
RAILROAD TICKETS and descriptive
Booklets relating to the lots, with map. will
be gladly given and forwarded on applica-
ton to the Auctioneer. Elizabeth; or to
THE UNION REALTY SELLING CORPORATION
Telephone 1S6-Worth. $50 Broadway,
New York City.
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TO INVESTORS !

Have option on "a CHOICE LOTS In
HEALTHY SUBURB. where on account of
excessive DEMAND. prices are about to be
ADVANCED from 25 per cent. to so per cent.
within ten d,ys.
I want FIVE 90 people to Join me in this
UNBXCELLED OPPORTUNITY. to whom I
can safely guarantee AT LEAST TWENTY
FIVE C25 per cent? PER CENT. on their in
vestment THIN SIXTY 900 DAYS. DON'T
DELAY If you are looking for a good invest
ment write TO-DAY for particulars. stating
how much you can invest NOW and how much
per month.
ADDRESS PROFIT. Box No. rs. Star ONCE.
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Atlantic City Suburbs.
VILLA sites in Atlantic City suburbs. 2osx
$50. fer S15l & $50; So down. s. FER month;
a chance of a lifetime: also a few small
farms. $3.50 to $500. FRANK L. SHIELDS.
12 Market st.
BelIeytIIe.
BEST BARGAIN IN BELLEVILLE.
New frame house; SIX rooms: one-half block
from trolley. one and a hait blocks from rail-
road station; price only 81, 0G0: 5000 down, bal
auce same as rent; this is a chance to get in
right. For particulars apply to PHILIP ].
BOWERS & CO.. 1S9 Market st.
Bloomfield.
BLOOMFIELD.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY is now open for
the HOME seekers to secure a pC5dE at a low
figure for a very small amount Of cash. Note
the following offerings
$3.50 buys 7-room house. containing all i'm
provenents, large lot; price 81. 500.
$500 buys 7-room house; all improvements;
large lot: price SO. 500.
$500 buys 2-family house. 10 rooms: improve
,n-t- ,,,fa. a Gln. eaAl location
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

LATHRoP ANDERSON,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
44 BROAD ST, OPP. ORANGE ST.
TELEPHONE 1881.
FACTORY SPECIALIST.
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STORIES. OFFICES. nTc. ro LEr.

TWO connected offices. elevator service. two
blocks from Market and Broad; rent very
cheap. Address OFFICE, Box 20. Star Office,
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HANOVER, N. Jon Livingston turnpike: I
room house: barn and good we'll; 2h acres
good land; ideal poultry farm; price $500.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Ex-
CHANGE.


BRICK RESIDENCE-Seven rooms; bath: i'm
provements; stable; work shop; one block
from trolley; possession; entertain exchange;
lots. etc. Call 1888 Washington st.
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DOVER. N. J.-2M-story frame residences. 10
rooms and attic; improvements; fine order;
excellent location; lot 5ox1os; price 1900: want
Newark or the Oranges.
HANOVER, N. Jon Livingston turnpike: 7
room house: barn and good well; 21 acres
HANOVER, NJ. J.-s-room house; barn and
outnuildings; 10 acres of fine trucking landi
fruit and berries: price 81. 500: will make terms
or exchange for Newark or Orange.
RosELAND. N. J.-s-room house; % acres
land; some fruit; small barn and good well;
price $4,000.
ARLINGTON. N. J.-Large frame residence
on Belgrove drive; 10 rooms; all impts. lot
S0x1s5: we want to move this property at oncei
make US your proposition.
BERNARDsvILLE. N. J.-Frame residences;
acres OF land; fine location: on Morristown
road; want to exchange for Newark property.
BELLEvILLB. N. New frame dwelling of
8 rooms. with all improvements. except heat:
lot 50x100: small amount of cash, or will ex-
change for anything you may have.
I~RvINGTON. N. History. 2-family frame:
II rooms; 2 baths: all improvements excep.
for business. or will sell right.
o SALE.
MoNTcLAIR. N. j., 35 Linden av.-House. E
rooms; lot 50x125; price 50, 500; terms to suit.
EAST ORANGE. N. j., III North Clinton St
Six rooms; water. toilet. ETC.; price 81, 500;
terms to suft.
Williams, Runyon & White,
800 BROAD STREET.
JOIN CLUB now forming to buy land for
homes and observation-disclosures Newark,
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u Of ten rooms; all improvements: lot
70x175: price SIS. 500; 80, 0)0 cash, or make offer.
FRANK L. SHIELDS, 142 Market St. room
401.
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OWN 1OOh OWN HUME
We are Offering an unusually liberal payment
plan whereby the rent you are paying can be
applied against the purchase Of your own
home; a small payment viii start you; only a
limited NUMBER Of contracts stfl open for ac-
ceptance; SC do not fail to call or write us at
once.
NORTH JERSEY EALTY AND DEVELOP
MENT 20. lS5 Market ST.. Newark. N. j.
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hOSeVfIe Secfton.
MISUNDERSTANDING and East Orange: one,
two. three and slx-family houses at all prices
in all sections. Communicate with ROBERT
MBNZEL, 10 Myrtle av. open evenings.
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"PRoCRASTINATIoN is the thief Of time. -
Don't delay. For fire insurance consult
BERRY, 1896 Springfield av.. Irvington. He
represents responsible companies only. Good /
and 2-family houses at reasonable prices.
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SETH ROGERS ABRAMS
75S-7aO BROAD STREET..

THEY ARE NOT ALL L
YOU STILL HAVE A CHANCE.
WE HAVE LEFT.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES
FOURTH ST. ROSEVILLE,
Between Sussex ave. and Orange St. four min
utes from Roseville Ave. Station and close to
four trolleys; fifteen rooms; every modern inn
p~rovement: they are up-to-date in every re-
speot; built on a0-foot lots. securing plenty of
light and air. Sold at prices and terms that
will interest the most conservatives; open for
inspection every day and Sunday. from 2 to 6.
p. M. PHILIP j. BOWERS & CO. 169 Mar
ket st.
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NiNNN OENVGfs
THIS is YOUR OPPORTUNITY
To own n fine t~wo-family dwelling In choice
location in East Orange; two minutes from
railroad staten and trolley: IS rooms and
bath; all modern improvements, including sep
arste entrance and steam heaters; at $500 be-
low actual value; act quick if interested.
PHILIP j. BOWERS & CO.. 1879 Market st.
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HANOVER, N. J.-S-room house; barn and
outbuildings; 10 acres of fine trucking land
fruit and berries: price 81. 500: will make terms
or exchange for Newark or Orange.
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THREE-STORY BRICK.
Close to Springfield ave-; is rooms, 3 baths:
all modern improvements; this house would
cost 81, 500 to build today. without ground:
out-of-town owner must sell; no far offer re-
fused. PHILIP ]. BOWERS & CO.. 1879 Mar
ket st.
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MAGNIFICENT house and grounds; one-hali
cost, most easy terms. MORSS e. c. 81
Seminary av., Railway. N. j.
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Out of Town.

LAMBBRTSvILLE, N. J.-1s2 acres good farm
land; two-story frame dwelling; large barn
and other farm buildings; on macadam road
two miles from town; has some woodland and
good pasturage; now free and clear. VIII
make reasonable terms.
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Glen Ridge.
LARGE old-fashioned dwelling. Is rooms. bath.
every Improvement; elevated grounds; 400 feet
of street frontage; rent 81, 200; immediate pos
session; office closed July 4th. 1908. Address
NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloomfield and Glen
Ridge.
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YOUR OWN HOME.
We are offering an unusually liberal pay.
ment plan whereby the rent you are paying
can be applied against the purchase of your
own home; a small payment will start you;
only a limited number Of contracts still open
for acceptance, so do not fail to call or write
us at once. NORTH JERSEY REALT AND
DEVELOPMENT CO, IS Market St, Newark.
N. ].
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West Orange.
BARGAIN-Owner must sacrifice one house and
barn; 2h acres ground: situated on ridge OF
Orange Mountains: beautiful shade and fruit
trees: grand location; price s4,5 500 to quick
buyer. BRANDS e. AUSTIN. s Main ST.,
West Orange. Tel. 1873.
VISIT beautiful Wa shington Park building lots:
easy terms: take West Orange trolley to
property. RANDALL. 257 Main St. Orange.
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FIVE ROOMS and bath, all improvements,
Janitor service, one block from South st. sta
tion. Inquire janitor. 70 Parkhurst st.
SOUTH sTH ST. 267, near South Orange av.-
Apartment to let, 5 rooms. bath, all improve.
ments; up-to-date.
1TH AVE. near 18th st.-Cho,ce fats. i've
and six rooms and bath: Sl5-S1s per month.
PHILIP ]. BOWERS & CO, 1889 Market 81.
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SPARTA, n. J.-163 acres. with one-story dwell
ing and frame outbuildings; Is near Houses
Corners; land in a fair state OF cultivation and
well adapted for dairy purposes; barns are
large and In good order; about % acres wood
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GREYLOCK MANOR-Choice plot. 5ox100, on
Mann st. Apply G. II. BFCKETT. Bell ST.,
Manor. Bellevilie. N. ].
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BRIDGEwATER, N. J.-219 acres. with frame
farm buildings; land in good state Of cultl-
walton and suitable for general farm products;
is now free and clear, and can be had for low
price and on reasonable terms.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
CITY.

APARTMENT CECIL. Sd and Believille avs
Choice corner 7 and Groom apartments
handsomely decorated and containing all up
to-date improvements. Apply to janitor or
FULBER LAND N IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Arlington. N. ].
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.

N~~NNU"|WV
ARE YOU CHANGING?" Save time and
trouble; furnished rooms in all locations. all
prices. with or without board our list of In
rooms at your service; no charges OF
any kind. THE BROAD N MARKET EX-
CHANGE. 12 Market ST.. af.h floor.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SMALL houses in Newark or Belleville for
free and clear lots in West Orange and
cash; submit property. Address S. H, Box
so. Star office.
IF YOU want to sell your property qvllck. call
on SETTZ-PFEIFER REALTY CO, 1888 Broad
st. Julius E. Seitz. pres. John L. Pfeifer. sec.
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AT the New Hotel Kensington, =. Park and
Mulberry SITS. reduced rates for the summer,
with or without board.