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the circumstances under which she
saw you and where,
A. AS soon as the mother was
able, after confinement, she came to
my house and lived for several
months.
And upon REORGANIZATION, she
further testified:
@. What understanding did you
have with the mother of the child as
to its disposition at the time of It's
birth?
A. She, the mother, when she
came to my house, was of the opinion
that the child was in the keeping of
the woman who 1 had arranged to
care for her. She, after awhile,
wanted to see the child and asked me
repeatedly to let her know where it
was. She was not in the very best
of health, and did not care to tell
her the truth Tor this reason and the
further reason that knew it would
upset her to know that the other
Mrs. Popejoy had gotten the child.
| just soothed her by telling her that
the child was in good hands and at
the proper time would be given t.,
her. I had a distinct understanding
with the mother, and had given her
my promise to keep the child under
my control until such time as she,
herself, was in position to care for
and keep it herself. have never
ceased to upbraid myself for having
allowed myself to be deceived and
thus break my promise to Mrs. Pope
joy.
The evidence of Mrs. Drake is moi
even contradicted by respondent, anf
it must, therefore, be accepted by tbs
court as being absolutely true. TIKI
evidence also shows that Immediate
ly after obtaining possession of tn,
child, respondent, Elizabeth M. Pope
joy, left st. Louis with the child an
came to Tonopah, Nevada, where sh
has resided until very recently, whel
she removed to Rawhide, Nevada
: The evidence further shows that tn
petitioner. Clara Popejoy, rename
sick in st. Louis, for some month
after the birth of the child and tina
: in November, 1907, she returned {;
(. st. Louis for the express purpose Q
/ getting information and advice abou
I her child and was again taken sic
q there and remained in hospital i
u St. Louis until February 10th, of thi
Il year.
l. This, indeed, is one of the mos
L remarkable cases that has ever com
$ under my observation and it present
= some very extraordinary feature
e, Under ordinary circumstances
+ would seem that respondent woul
N have superlative hatred and ave
sion for the child, but in this part
? cular case she is devoted to it by q
e, affection and attachment that is rar
ly manifested even by natur
mother.
= The only justification which t.
= respondent. Elizabeth M. Popejoy, o
, fers to sustain her right to keep tn
u child is, that it was promised to h,
- by it's putative father beforelits brit
and that it was abandoned by its pa
ents to her.
II An illegitimate child, has in Co
!" temptation of law, no father.
50 Inasmuch. as the mother of tn
~ child is, as a matter of law, entitlt
~ to the absolute custody and contr
az CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Id
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ENTERTAINED INFORMALLY.

Mrs. John G. Kirchen entertained
few friends informally yesterday
afternoon at a sewing party prior to
her departure for San Francisco,
where she will witness the fleet Gers
monies. Mrs. Kirchen will retura
about the first of June, bringing back
her daughter, who is attending scho j
at Berkeley
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Chief M'KENzIE
ISSUES WARMING

Chief Mckenzie of the fire depart
ment wishes to state that the next
parties caught driving over the fire
hose will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. A number If
cases were noted at the fire Friday
afternoon, and as this is injurious .
the hose, all parties had better take
notice.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. preach
ing at IL a. M, and 1880 p. m
Bible class Tuesday at 1880 p. m. A
special invitation to all who have no
church home. Rev. G. ~ Gardner,
Pastor.
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Notice to the Public.

The undersigned has purchased the
entire stock of Jerry Ahern at NOM
inal sum and will offer for two weeks
before shipping to San Francisco the
entire stock OF general merchandise
at prices that will astonish all.
Sale will commence on Tuesday at
Q a. m. m H. NORRIS.
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Services at MilIers

Sunday school at 3 p. m. each Sun
day at the school house; T. E. Rus
sell. superintendent. Preaching on
Thursday at 8 p. M, by Rev. G. N.
Gardner.
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Location notices in triplicate-
handiest affair for prospectors and
miners contains carbon-150 no.
tees in book. For sale at the Bon
ANA Office.
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Presbyterian Church.

Floyd E. Doris, pastor. Subject
of morning sermon, at IL o'clock,
What All the Worlds Seeking.
The evening service begins at 7:45;
subject, Lighthouses. SUNDAY
school at 9:45 a. m. Young Peoples
meeting at Z p. m.
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Location notices in triplicate-
handiest affair for prospectors and
miners contains carbon-15O no
tees in book. For sale at the Bon
ANA office.
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We deliver our goous, SO send in
your orders to H. J.. Hall & Co., for
wet goods. Phone S12. tt
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North and south via Beatty

directions. Dining car service in
both directions beyond Nina.
Through Buffet Service on All Coast
and Eastbound Trains in Both Direc-
tions, via Beatty, Tidewater Rid, and
Ludlow, Santa Fe.
Fl. r. HANLIN, w. d. FORSTER,
Genl. Supt Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Tonopah. Tonopah.
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Journals, cash books and ledgers-
Just the thing the merchant needs
best that can be made. For sale at
the Bonanza ONCE.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

Following is the meteorological re-
port for the week ending May list,
1908:
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PERSONAL MENTION

w. v. Ryan came in from Marietta
yesterday.
Ed Kirchen came up from Millers
yesterday.
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

James H., Wiley to John Frank, west
side South Fourteenth street. $50 feet
north from Clinton avenue. $1,000.
Gaetano Eicciardella to Washington
Building and Loan Association. west
side Hayes street, $50 feet south from
Dark lane. $500.
Solomon Polensky to Guarantee
Building and Loan Association, east
side Broome street, 275 feet south IRON
Montgomery street. $4,000.
Broad Realty Company to Elroy
Headley et al, east side Whitney
street, 800 feet south from South Or
ange avenue, $4,000.
Same to Charles Bagnole ct al, east
side Whitney street. 345 feet south from
South Orange avenue, $1,000.
James II. MacPhee to Charles A.
Morel. east side Jellief avenue, 300 fec.
south from Hawthorne avenue, 5000.
Emma Pfeiffer and husband to Ger
man Savings Bank, east side Pierce
street, s25 feet north from Mcreland
street, $4,000.
Emil Germanus to Norfolk Building
and Loan Association, west side New
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Mr.. Miller in commenting on the gen
eral real estate situation seems TO be
very hopeful on the near future. He
thinks hat the realty operators viii
get their share of the much-talked- of
prosperity.
Mr.. Pencilli, of the firm of Mr., Man
ley. has made within the past week
five large loans. This is ample EVIL
dence that money Is not so tight on
real estate propositions.
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ANTICIPATE THE INEVITABLE

The completion of tina three tunnels and the
deep sea harbor to Newark means such enor-
nous increase In real estate values that the
average landlord will feel justified In raising
rents accordingly.
Why not be one of the wise people who, an
ticlpating this inevitable increase, are buyire
plots in the suburbs upon which to bui,d
homes, thus becoming their own landlords and
personally reapinR the benefit of the rise In
values.
No more convenient or attractive location
can be found for a home than
1RvINGTON TERRACE.
Only 45 minutes from Broadway. New York,
High and dry; water. sewers. sidewalks, trees
etc. Fully restricted; lots 26x100. for s2l5.
Only $40 down, 2 per cent. monthly.
But 1t Is NOW or never at these prices. See
ing Is believing. so take a Springfield av. OF
Broad ST., lrvington car and get off at Stuy-
vesant ave-; office open every afternoon.
For further particulars address or call on
JAS. JAY SMITH.
at the Office there.
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IMPORTS AT ATAMORAS.

Consul Clarence A. Miller, of Mata-
moras, submits the following statement
made for him by the depty collector OF
customers in that Mexican district,
showing the imports In the United
States currency for the year ending
June 80, 1908; Coffee. s37,s lard, $21,-
o42; petroleum, si.1ss: tobacco, $685.:
machinery. So, 100; other articles, $S4, 100;
a total of s103, 500.
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CITY apvrRT,sEMENrs.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF

OFFICE OF THE RoARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF Fl CITY
OF NEWARK.
The following is the list of names. residences
and places of business of persons making ap-
plication to this board for the granting OF u
censes to sell spirituous. vinous. malt or prewed
liquors and not heretofore published according
Name. place Of Business. Residence.
RETAIL-RENEWALS.
Peter Schlinz, SO Ferry t...........,Sam place
August Baudistel. 105 Magazine at. Same place
John Neuscheler. 81 Hawkins st......Same place
Felix Saldutte. "A Monroe st-.........Same place
GiovanI L.ombardo. $50 Malvern st. Same place
Toney Hanselman, 23 W Kinney St same pl
Giovani Paoletti, 46 Delancey ST.. amt place
lanes Murphy. 4s6 Market st....... Same place
PATRICK Gormley. 10 Bowery St.. Same place
Edward Green. 1903 Bowery st.-...-.Sarne place
Chris. Merz. 4S Garrison st.......-.-Sam place
Michael Wasilauckas, s3 Polk st....Same place
Jacob Ihrig. 1870 Maine t..........Saln place
John ]. vogler, So Hamburg pl......Same place
Philip Messner. / Ave. D.....--..r..Sam piace
James Paul. 1877 Norfolk st t,.t... Same place
RETAIL-DOUBLE TRANSFERS.
Fnocb Silcock. Sc Spring st..........Same place
Matthias Albrecht. 2T6 18th av........Sam place
Nathan Iipson. 173-175 Halsev St.. Same place
JOHN NIEDER
President.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY. 3
City Clerk.
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W S S. 14th st, 638 It n fr Cliff
ton av. BOXES
Kale Fish and 'hus to Ellis Him
Der, n w cor N ] r r av and
Tichenor st, 13x58.
Meyer Benisch ct al to Regina
Benisch. e 8 N ] r R av, II IT
s fr Market st, 59x100.. ........
Ellis Himber to Emil Germa1ua,
W s Newark st, 1857 It 3 fr Sus-
sex av, 53x97.
Emil Germanus to Ellis Himber,
e s Wallace st, 1870 It n fr 8.
Orange av, 30x91.
Broad Realty Co. to Henry 8.
Williams, e s McWhorter st, 1855
1T n fir Green St 2sx12S; and
other tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tomaso Cicclimo to Biccardi
Seltis, s S s. Market st, 2s II
s fr Monroe st. 25x100.
Biccardi Seltis to Maria Cicclima
same property...................
Frank H. Sommer (Sheriff) to
Charles A. Wharton. 8 s e. Kin
ney st, 255 # e Fl Railroad av.
26x100 ...........................
Charles A. Wharton to Goldingay
Brothers Co., same prop.......
Abraham Kaufer to Thomas J.
Moynagh, n s s. Orange av, Al II
e fr Howard st, 80x96............
Thomas j. Moynagh to Abraham
A. Kaufer, same prop............
Eta M. Headley and hus to Har.
old W. Headley, W 8 N. 9TH st,
25s IT n W fr Arlington av, 25x100
Harold w. Headley to Charles
Bagnole, same prop.............,
Frank H. Sommer (Sherif) to
Adolph Goldhor. W s Monmouth
st, 225 # 8 fr Waverly pL 25x84..
The Peabody Land and Loan Co.
of America to Robert Brown, n
S Bremen st, 125 Il n 9 fr Kent
st, 50x105.
Joseph T. Harrison to Laura nj.
Lake. w 8 S. 18th st, 800 It a
fr Clinton av. 33x10o.
TOWNSHIPS.
Philip j. Bowers to Geo. M. Hirl.
Bloomfield. e s Berkeley av. "a
# n fr Vesper pl. 2Sx106. ........
Mary e. Broadbent to Josephine
Broadbent, Nutley, n 8 Beech
st, LOG IT w fr Prospect st, 45x222
Christian Nickl to Sylvanus J..
Shaw, Orange, VIZ Valley st, 81
# S fr Nassau st, 50x100. .......
Erlrx-n-S n Txxt1, - 81 a. DAA
Bauer, Jr, Irvington, n 8 Tre-
mont st, lot IT Q fr Stuyvesant
av, 30x110
Eureka Realty Co. to VIM. Conk-
lin, w. Orange, Q lots, Eagle
Rock ter. ss7 and s3s, each lot
25x160
VIM. H. Graham to Vim. III.
Noble, Verona. n g Linden st.
w fr land Mary 3. Beecher, 5ox
100
Watson Whittlesey to Fred G.
Erwin, w. Orange, e s High st.
$50 IT n e fr Ridge av. 5~0x100...
Gladys Moore to Catherine Mitch
ell, w. Orange, n s Eagle Rock
av, Q fr land of one Davis,
known as "Wildmont'..........
Mamie Stickler v~anderpool and
hus to Thos. Barry. Orange, . q
Ogden st, 140 IT s IF Central av.
60x100
Irene johnson and hus to Lilly
Voigt, Livingston, mid I'd fr
Hanover to Mortified, In line
lands Squire; 4 acres...........-
Peter Broderson to Sarah Kelly.
e. Orange. s s Central av. lot
IT W fr Clinton st, 100x18o.......
Catharine ". Crox and hus to
Maria Marcantonio, Millburn, n
S Rector st, 1876 IT W fr Spring
st, 75x224
beth 8. Moore, Belleville, Q .
CORTLAND st, n W fr house OF
VIM. Stephens. Hx94 .,.........
Jas. Moore to same, Bellevlle, .
S CORTLAND st, n W o estate
Timothy Underwood. 2sx97,.....
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FLATS WANTED.

SMALL FLAT in two-fan'ily house. or , to
rooms with private family; all conveniences
Tor cooking, bath; 10 minutes walk from Stai
office; good neighborhood reasonable rent. Ad
dress D.. BOX 90. Star Office.
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REAL ESTATE LOAN WANTED.

IS, 600 WANTED on first mortgage. on improved
city property: value s17.0c property In frst-
class neighborhood and condition. Address
MORTGAGE, Box 2s. Star Office.
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BIGGEST, BARGAIN YET-Nineteen building
a lots on Madison av. high and dry; near cen
tire of Irvington; cheap II taken at once, CHAS.
T. LEAR. 16 Orange av, Irvington.
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SIX large-room house on macedamized street,
two minutes from depot. for sale; 50. 750; terms.
1850 cash. balance SIS per month; covers all
charges. e. "a. STRONG. 16S Midland av.. Ar
lington, N. ].
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ROOMS AND noAnD WANTED.

! WANTED-By young married couple, large fur
nished room and board, within 80 minutes of
| Broad and Market. Address CENTRAL. Box "A.
Star office.
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BUNGALOW sites at Ideal Beach. $50 up; ex-
cursions Saturday afternoons: for maps. tick
cts, etc. apply to FRANZ L. SHIELDS l42
Market st.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND
MORTGAGE.

WANTED to loan. S. 900 on first mortgage. on
property at Kingsland, N. j.. valued at $40. 900.
PETER PAwEL. ia North 18th St. Harrison.
N. ].
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DESK ROOM

DESK ROOM in office building or store: Broad
or Market SITS. state terms. Address r., Box
' 80. Star onios.
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CLINTON HILL REAL ESTATE.
5000 BUYS a three-family. with all improve
ments except heat; 50x100; In good n%eighbor-
hood; 81, 900 cash. BEARDSLEY, 54 Clin-
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y.Oftn. =
LARGE, LIGHT LOFT
N(Near City Hall

Second floor with ground floor. containing
about 5000 square feet each. with engine ana
boiler: situated at "a Lafayette ST.. running
through to Green St. with driveway on each
street. Well suited for MANUFACTURING
OR MERCANTILE business. VIII divide 70
suit tenant
INQUIRE AT Sc GREEN STREET.
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Arlington.

ARLINGTON, N. J.-For sale. best located IL
room house; three.lot corner, 1870 feet deep;
West Arlington, a few so TT. by 145 IT. from
81, 200; all on ''Eilshemils Tract macadamized
streets; terms to suit. Arlington office, Kearny
and Mlshemius avs, 23 y. M, or H. q.
EILSHEMIUS. 265 Broadway. New York.
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TO I.ET-EOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
coRNER building, Washington and Pearl sts.;
suitable for any business; store and II roomA
cIAS WEIGAND & CO.. 1876 Market ct.
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MODERN home. 10 rooms; bath; every i'm
provoment; desirable location; complete In
every particular: lot 50yls5; immediate posses
sion: 81. 900: no reasonable terms refused. Adj
dress NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloomfield and
Glen Ridge. .t
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Sc. oco-Three-family; II rooms. 8 baths; halls
furnished. screens, curtains; paved street,
25x100; only 81, 600 cash. BEARDSLEY. 5A
Clinton av.
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20 PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Apartment house, in good location, in Rose
Vile; sixty rooms and baths; every modern
Improvement, including steam heater; seven
minutes to railroad: close to two trolley lines:
annual income over 81, 200; no reasonable offer
refused; Will accept small amount cash;
balance on attractive terms. PHILIP J. BOW
ERS & CO.. 1s9 Market st.
oNE-FAMILY. all improvements, central;
$4,000: also one-family brick. all improve
ments; 10 rooms; central. is Clfn-
ton st.
WE DO a general real estate business: we So
ncit your trade and guarantee satisfaction.
F. F. MAYO &c CO., 1888 Broad ST.. cor. Market.
V~AILSBURG. near South Orange av.-New
frame residence; 8 rooms, bath, steam heat.
Particulars. 1888 washington st.
NEWARK people should read Anticipate the
Inevitable" under Irvington real estate for
sale.
"a MI house Clinton tJu,. I'm.
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LOFTS WITH POWER AID TEAM HEAT.
40 LAWRENCE 81. WARRINGTON
WILSON.
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TWO-FAMILY. Is rooms; all separate i'm
provements; steam. nicely decorated. plate
rail dining ROOM porcelain wash trays and
sink; 30-foot lot: brick paved street; 81, 900
cash; IS. 700. BEARDSLEY, 5N Clinton av.
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Dwellings.
CLINTON HILL REAL T
5000 BUYS a three-family, with all improve
hood; $1,000 cash. BBARDSLEY, 54 Clin-
ton av.
Sc, 0c0-Three-family; II rooms. 8 baths; halls
furnished. screens. c%urtains: paved street
25x100; only 81. 600 cash. BEARDSLEY. SEA
Clinton av.
Two-FAMILY. 10 rooms: all separate i'm
p~rovements; steam; nicely decorated; plato
rail dining room porcelain wash trays and
s sanh: S. se 49, Hs 1Ss; bE'fs pf 81 cli sstset av' ! 900
HANDSOME home: 10 rooms; steam, electric
ity; decorations fine; oak trim paruuet floors;
fine large stable; all improvements; 6oxl25;
on yery nv rea so3 terms; $1,000 cash.
CENTRE HALL; 10 rooms; quartered oak
trim: parquet floors; steam; electricity; bur-
lap, leatherette decorations; the finest on Clin-
ton Hill: on best street: I want to show this.
BEARDsLEy. 5o4 Clinton av.
So INTELLECTUALLY. all improvements except
heat; first floor. 5 rooms. bath: second floor,
6 rooms, bath: three rooms on third floor; this
is a bargain: all rooms decorated: good renter;
paved street; near Clinton av. BEARDSLEY.
5N Clinton av.
c9 5scori home eight ghttr Tooms. .s bath; s ass,os heat eat
ing 81 SOC. BEARDsLEY. 5o4 Clinton av.
BLOOMFIELD Av.. near High st.-Three-fam-
lily houses in Al condition; always rented; a
IL per cent. Investment. on easy terms. HAL
SEY & WHEELER. Shipman st. and Spring
field av.; tel. SIS Newark.
BLOOMFIELD AND PARK Avs.-A 70 per
cent? Investment In section that is rapidly
going into business property; the backbone OF
a triangular block: the three houses occupied
by ~ prompt-paying tenants. HALSEY &
WHEELER, Shipman st. and Springfield av.
tel. 57s Newark.
WARREN ST.-Three-family brick house; all
improvements except heat: price 81. 900; terms
70 uIfff HATSEV G. RI FIR Shinu1qn CT
and Springfield av.; tel. 57S Newark.
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NEW one-family brtcR houses; 9 rooms and
bath; all improvements; steam heat; elegant
location; easy terms, Apply DAVID HARPER
u Harrison av., Harrison.
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HANDSOME home: 10 rooms; steam, electric
ity; decorations fine; oak trim paruuet floors;
fine large stable; all improvements; 50xl25
on very reasonable terms; $1,000 cash.
BEARDSLEY. 504 Clinton av.
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81. 5oo-ONE-FAMILY house, Clinton Hill; i'm.
provements; act quick. MANLEY. $50 Broad
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THE ]. CHARLES O'BR|EN co.


verona.
WEST VIEW Av.-soo feet from trolley line;
direct to Montclair Station. on D.. L. & w.
R. R.. an SOON concrete house: barn: all i'm
provements: spacious piazza. delightful loca-
ton; terms TO suit. FREDERICK II. COOK.
Bloomfield av.. Caldwell N. ].
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COZY home; eight rooms. bath; steam heat;
decorated; In restricted section; 29x105: ask
ing 81, 600. BEARDSLEY. 5o4 Clinton av.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13

IS. Mo-Three-family: aIl improvements except
heat; first floor, 3 rooms. bath: second floor,
6 rooms, bath: three rooms on third floor: this
is a bargain: all rooms decorated: good renter;
paved street, near Clinton av. BEARDSLEY.
bn4 Clinton Az
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS house 6 nice. light
rooms, newly pepered and painted: bath; all
improvements No. 40 Brookslde a.. inquire
No. 10 Somerset ST.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13

BLOOMFIELD Az. near High st.-Three-fam-
lily houses in Al condition; always rented: a
IL per cent. Investment. on easy terms. HAL
SEY & WHEELER. shipman st. and Spring
field av.; tel. SIS Newark.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13

FOR SALE-Eight-ro room house; unusual bar
gain; owner compelled to sacrifice: on the
Hill. Addreis WILLIAM H. HARRIS, Airing
ton, N. ].
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13

CENTRE HALL; 10 rooms; CHARTERED oak
trim; parquet floors; steam; electricity; bur
lap, leatherette decorations; the finest on C1in-
ton Hill: on best street: I want to show this.
BEARDSLEY. 5o4 Clinton av.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13

SUutH UTHnEc.
FOR SALE-House OF 0 rooms and bath; all i'm
proven1ents; stable: lot 7Sxlf5: within s min
utes' walk of steam and trolley cars; price
&c. 500: terms to suit.