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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-24

s2.25 Fur Neck Scarfs. ..... S1.4S $500 Black Coney Fur Sets. e. $3.75 $7-00 Black Persian Paw Sets. S4.S5 5000 Black Lynxette Sets. - S7.4S s13.00 Black Lynxette Sets. ~ $9.9S s13.00 Black Persian Paw Sets. SS.0S $500 Brown and Black Opossum Fur
 Sets, ......... S5.0S s10.00 Brown and Black Opossum Fur
 Sets. ............... $7 .9S s6. 50 Opossum Muffs. ..... $4.4S 5000 Fox Muffs. ............ g.. AS s12.00 Fox Muffs. ........... SS.0S s14.00 Fox Muffs, ........ $1O.9S s13.O0 Fox Shawl Scarfs. ..... S9.9S s15.00 Fox Shawl Scarfs. .... S11.9
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-24

Mr HI EDANH4GDN GG C&N.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-24

s1s.00 Fox Shawl Scarfs. .... S14.9S s11-00 Fox Throw Scarfs. N...... SS.4S S3S.00 Black Lynx Muffs. ..-- S26.9S 5000 Black Lynx Muffs. .... S39.9S S25.00 Natural Mink Muffs, $21 .9S 5000 Natural Mink Muffs. $24.9S Handsome Mink Scarfs in all the new
 est shapes from $19.4S to $6O.OO s75-0O Black Pony Skin Coats. $51. AS $500 Black Pony Skin Coats, $74.9S s115-00 Black Pony Skin Coats, $94.9S
 It will pay you to see our Furs be- fore making your purchases for winter as we will save you much money.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-24

If you desire a clear complexion take Foley's Orino Laxative for constipation and liver trouble as 1t will stimulate these organs and thoroughly cleanse your system which is what everyone needs in order to feel well F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. local agents
 s135
The sun., 1909-12-19

Henry Steers, who has the contract to
break ground for the branch line OF the
New York Westchester and Boston Rail-
road from Mount Vernon to White Plains.
is TO begin work within few days. Last
week seven carloads Of steam drills and
other machinery were shipped to White
Plains and carpenters are now busy
erecting temporary quarters for 1000
Italian laborers in White Plains. Scsrsdsle
and New Rochelle.
The company has 30 far progressed
with It's plans that IL has given out q
tentative schedule Il intends TO operate
express and local trains from the Harlem
River to each OF its terminal points White
Plains and New Rochelle at fifteen minute
intervals. and, to make the run from
White Plains to it's southern terminal in
thirty minutes and from New Rochelle
In twenty minutes.
The w. B. Bonnett property on Quaker
Ridge road just east Of North. avenue.
New Rochelle. sold few days ago, Ii
said 20 have been bought by the New
York, -westchsster and Boston Railway
Company. which needs the property az
q part OF its right Of way between Mount
Vernon and White PiainsA There are six
acres IN the plot. The purchase price waA
about $4,000. A few months ago Mr..
Bonnett's brother. Walter Bonnet, sold
his property to agents believed TO repre-
sent the railway company.
The sun., 1909-12-19

SIXTH AVENUE.-M. l.. Blumberg has re-
sold No. 92s TO e3S sixth avenue, south
ea-l corner Of Fifty-third street; Eve four
story Hats with gtoree on plot I5xl00 to a
client Of Francis b. Robert. Mr.. Blum
berg purchased the property recently
rom Anns Maria Doyle through Y. IL.
AMSTERDAM Charles Harft
has -od for Louis Wendell the soui Invest
'ornar OF Amsterdam avenue and 1920
street plot Bs.Txi2SX irregular with Old
frame buildings thereon.
lI4tH STREET. The Herman Arns Com
riny has sold for the estate or M. EgneT
d5ass S %e: on H pss :sGSc ;,IfsS ys :sSSt sis1St
i"r inves meDt.
AutEDrCT AVENUE. BERNARD Smyth
-rus have sold for the Whitehall Realty
'1mp4ny plot Of nine lots on Aqueduct
gui Merriam avenues running through TO
Ogden avenue 225 feet south OF Washing
tcy Bridge. having frontages OF loi 90
Narriam avenue and IS feet on Ogden
venue
'lNvENT AVENUE. .--paniel y. Repton A
SON have sold for Caroline J. Wells NO. Si
"uysn' avenue. a four story dwelling on
1850 10 h client for occupancy.
l.'lH STREET. = Barnett A Co. have sold
H0 Lafayette Olney the three story dwell.
D. eN1o II TO client for occupancy.
l''rH STREET. Porter A Co. have sold
'nr he New York Telephone Company 20
astos2 s1y ssa o,s baina g. So S Fast
.,irh street on lot 7sxiOo.Ii.
hrt AVENUE. II. H. Phelps has sold for
ne Gaines Roberts Company Nos. 1910.
ltlt and 1913 Hoe avenue. three nve story
'ut THERN BOuLEVARD.-The Gaines
hoberts Company has sold No. zoos South
orn Boulevard, a Ave story apartment
house with stores on plot i0xi30.
ITTH STREET. III. i. Phelps has sold for
Mr. Haas No. SEQ East t3Sth street, q
rhree story three family house on lot
' 2SXloo. TO = Mr. Morgan.
The sun., 1909-12-19
A. T. stewart Property ssId.

zs.srSsS ssSsl' s .ss ses Court @ HSa.. VSS %Siss
Plains the A. = stsTsrt NJ RrHHert,y rr,o at the
nues In the towns 1of Harrison ana Rye.
seTs. asraSs %as sss 70 r. fo1
acre. &c Mss hafa %, s the SclsS
west CORNER, sbout six and q. quarter acres.
to Richard r Wainwright for $500: the
acres. TO Richsrd r. Wainwrisht for s3. 100.
The property was sold In partition under
the direction Of W. NJ. Hoes. referee.
The sun., 1909-12-19
Manhattan beach Estates.

Among the purchasers during the past
T. W Latham. four bungalow lots; i, n.
Groys. three residence lots; NJ Johp SSoN Y.
fahrt. two bungalow and three residence
lots. number Of new plans for residences
private buyers for approved. and Of the
the Intention of having their houses read y
The sun., 1909-12-19
Now Pest once Ter Heights.

John z. schersmith has lea sed TO the
Government plot S0xys ~ on the north
dam avenue, nor q term Of ten years. On
the site the Government whperect a build
nent as a new station made NECESSARY
by the rapid growth Of Washington Heights.
The sun., 1909-12-19
us,ckert-Rsnlay sales.

The Rickert- rInlay Realty Company has
epld In Rroadway- FLUSHING N John \.
Of El9Rteenth street 40 feet south cf Depot
place aieo the plot t0xioo on the west
Of Depot place: 70 Joseph Kneer the plot
Ssxs3 on the southeast corner Of Lucerne
place and Twentieth street; TO Sc. Mtchaefs
oruer OF sanford avenue and Eighteenth
street; TO Max Ciaussen the plot eoxloo on
the west side OF Ninetsenth street sss feet
land to Dorothea Rehren the plot s3xiO0
on the west side OF Nassau road 100 feet
the plot s0xiO0 on the east aide Of Nassau
read 40 feet south OF Gutter avenue.
The sun., 1909-12-19
sales at NAL ba.

The Realty Trust sold at Malbs last wee h
south eide OF the Long leland Railroad
at the lnterHct,on OF the Boulevard and
extending to the north side Of Twentieth
street; q plot 6exi00 on the rast aide OF
East Boulevard 100 feet north OF Eish-
teeuth street; q plot 40xi0o on the south
side OF Twenty nrst street 81 feet east
of the Boulevard about 220 feet south of
South Drive and four lots on the south
side Of Tventy-nrst street 20 feet west
of Malba Driva
The sun., 1909-12-19
nssildins News.

Plans have besn nlsd with Buildins
Superintendent Murphy for six story
20 s.s@sss s.I sorss ny 5css fros. wih
S ,ssss. sss. west or scuisSsrS tsfs az ss sss.s
for the kShn Lseson Company At q
ssss sSs, sssns sd .hS sr ..ss SS
Ryt Fifth avenue. owned by Mrs. a. 8.
the improvements being made at q cost
q tio.0oo from designs by Charles I. Berg
Plans have been died for making over
the four story tenement at No. "a East iisth
street into a syna goRue and meeting rooms,
dss, ,hs change &C. q ssSyps no{ Ssinx made from
TO the New York Eye and Ear Innrmsry
1t Second avenue and Thirteenth street
TO be ntted ass moraue- Mills d sGreenlesf
substituts plans have been nlsd By Henry
Davidson as architect for William Ran
dolph Hearst for making over the four
story house IN which Plesident Chester
svenue, and which Mr.. Hearst bs1sht
some yesrs are. into bachelor apartment
house With stores In the bassments the
recent project Of making Il q furnished
sosss sss .s assss ssss sssS
The bronx plans for new buildings com
at the corner Of Belmont avenue and 17eth
a. 20 cests SSaT Rsss 'Ssy cop1ny
or Ryer avenue south Of ltsd street 70 cost
So. 900. a Ave story hst for the Crsham
Adams Company on ikSd street. east Of
A.. Sss fSs .rsn ruiz e ses 81 ys .sor.
porth OF tstth street 20 coat sso.Vyo and three
four story fats for Maria d Angelo on Logan
street west OF Maple avenue to cost 100000
The sun., 1909-12-19

IAt u vessy streesl
MONDAY. pncsAnER %.
By Bryan L. Kennedy
west OF Fifsh avenue, sOsxioSs. -four story dwell
BY L. J. Phillips q Co.
Of SECOND avenue. siI7s. four story isnenSnt and
store; Henrieits Lowenstein, cxecutrix. &C, W.
Eanebein. referee; due on Judgment ss.ssi 81
subject TO tsses &c. s2s7.1e; subject 50 prior
tsN TukspAN. DncnBMR a.
By James l. Wells Co.
.os.S q % isaf s .ssfs I ssi ssa
Y: /. :s$;.:: s ;:s:. .:s, ss%sai
BY Joseph p. Day.
iesd street. No, sss. south side. isse feet east
Of Washington avenue: isxSI exle.sxsi.7. three
Reslsy & % and css.,rSe,,oa compsny & a.: s'ee e.
scssider; .s,c.ney: :; s Blake: referee; aSs On
fest sss, d second avenue. is.ssicos four story
ss mi Gaas sas,ee, sss ..s. sss Ss
Jackson street. % .ss:ssa;s.sss s story Snss ssne e.
J. 9. Ryan. referee; due sa Judgment. sissS1.is:
lumSus iss avenue. sssiee. Van Ness: Bsrsch Ksui:
'an A. s9sS Esrss L1y es1.s sss on
juagmes,. 5000; .sojees y taxes; Ae, ssco:
bu. avenue. ssIico. Van Nest same vs. same:
acton , sSms s,sornsyS W. g, eh boosh; referee
Lsaos avenue, No, sl,. cas-. side, 2, l.ss .oyse
1 S.S on on oe,oss1 a s sas % or snss n Z Esssssoa,
IA, Nuric,nsl Rui,diux The Brouxl
by Referee, at 10 ~ M,
Oak stree. west side. 30 feet north OF Cornell
ss.,c :. also OAK s,ress sss, S s,de 900
street cas-, side $50 feet south Of Cornell svenue.
,snico E.s; Chester T:y,or T y' l. 4 sapms.
X. q. X. Heah. referee: due on Judgment 81,
iisss subject 70 taxes. &C.. 500.
WEDNESDAY,. DBcsNBsR q.
Bs Joseph p. Day.
Wooster street, No. iTe 70 iss west side. 100
feet south OF Bicccker street, 7AsxiOo. seven
'Sl' snr we cesSs scS eSmpsnn % :, s sesi.
~ .''es1:ys ,ns I Slircy se,s..s e due on lSds M
suse, %sSs 70 o 1ss mortsssss sSH,sss Of ssee o.
sSoond avenue. No isss. east side. zs.s south
men, ssS .sersi % T. secswisS WI S.ntsn Ferris
a.; @ S W. ess ..sogs .ssisc, Sasn q saen
Ss sss. S. saS,set S 70 ass; %crsssss q sisco
| BY Jacob n. Mayers.,
10Th street. No. a. north side. 70 feet east oi
Ams,srdsTM M1,.us sysnHs ls,ss y; 's.es :. awspg
al. is on iSas%s%S S IS & sdsisSi e s.s" &C.
Avenue b. southess, corner Of Thirteenth
street fs.sKoa. two feplr story tenernenls and
Henry Bergman stal: Jackson. =. Y. a,tornsys;
q: =: Elsel referee; due & on ~ Judgment t'''oSeas
| ~ ny o. p. Ingrahsm q Co.
Division street. No eas. south slde. 20 teet west
Of Mcntgomsry street, 1sxn.estAstsL At story
nam Kipp et al: Wider. y. 4 X, attorneys
The sun., 1909-12-19
Three Institutions BuS Acreage In New
$500 Jersey.

AIlAbough. a Son have sold to the
Children's Aid Society the Joseph Cooper
property near Denville. N. j., comprising
fifty acres OF land and having a large
frontage on the Rockaway River and also
a lake on the premises. The society plans
to tise the property as a summer camp.
The trolley running from Denville to
Boonton, now under construction. passes
through the property.
Allabough a Son were the brokers in
tho sale OF the Samuel r. Cor farm and
also the Young A Son farm near Trenton.
The two comprising some $50 acres. 70
Bishop McFaul OF Trenton. The Bishop
win establish there a non-sectarian sani-
tarium, plans for which are now under
way. This property also IN convenient
to trolley and railroad.
AllabopGh a Son were also the brokers
in the sale Of the Amos Bond tract OF 12s
acres, adjoining Hopewell. N. j., TO St.
Michael's Orphan Asylum. This gives the
orphan asylum some 500 acres.
The sun., 1909-12-19

\ Henry Pssrson q Co. have sold. No. Iss
|xSospect Splacs A three story ,dwsllins:
81 SwsliIss, 20 william Londine.
The sun., 1909-12-19
wtissarms Beusnt by New Ysrs Bankss

Edgar a Curtis have sold for Melbeft
B. Cary his property at Ridgefeld. Conn.
known az wildfarms and consisting OF
ab.ut h.ty acres CO land with a large
modern dwelling, stable and numerous
farm buildings The buyer 10 prominent
New York banker, who viii occupy the
place IA his sumner residence. The prop
erty adjoins the country places Of George
Q. Haven. Z. ", q Lane and DR.. oeorss
O. Shelton.
The sun., 1909-12-19

$500 10 s,soo ssisry Eu.ssn.eed spss ss.ss
having large contrarts on hand: party nsist -
interested Tor $500 or $1,000. A. G.. eor n1 Snl
0f1cc. e'ts4f nj -. +lf'G 81 IN Atlfh
The sun., 1909-12-19
Leases.

Edward w. Gray hss leased for the Sea-
man Realty Holdlns Company In No. 70
West Ffteenth street store and bAeemenf
Hays eighth LOFT 70 the Eagle Cloak and
Suit Company; also In copJuncti9p with
and Ia West Nineteenth street 70 the Mu-
tual Embroidery Company; elso' the third
loft 20 the Novelty PetticQak Compaay.
Ames Go, report the foilewins rSntsls
lirst street for Elixabsth AndsrsSp to Hotch-
tis, val osr,isSn sso %., cg%RcsE for sr9
10. AZ Wsss Fi,y-nsst sirsss. Two psiysts
DWELLINGS,, for the New York Pelyctinic
Medical School and Hospital. No. SfS Fifth
avenue. suite Of of1oes for the Inrroved
Property Holding Company to saltx 4
AZ No. ssx West Fiftisth street for Pur-
seli ManufactuFine Company the store 10
S1 DsS .sWsss Wssst e: :..::s sss' fos
the Etectrelle Company 70 Wsgnsr, Dicker-
son \ 90, st 80 800: the store II No. y West
Thirty-thrd street for z, xaminAki to
Newbureer. Henderson 4 Iosb ;Nthe store
ID. Pfender to John Shsrksy for term
q year, At e 900 year: ths steIs u No.
to New Fiction Library at $500. fh|
The sun., 1909-12-19

% AMA CASH buys family modern doubie
~ Uuyuv bnck Fiat { and rooms; bath
ymAl can apartment; rents 81 .oso; as
1ySO phaitcd So: splendid locstion. price
s-}i0,UD, wertk si,.O00 Closed Sun
days. PIERCE kEEFE. SD st.. q sth ay.. Brklyn.
SE N00BuYs family frame House: bull, I
NIIHuyear. N modern improvements;
~. UUU enAnseiIsd baths: light rooms; all
rented. 800 year: $500 cash. Closed
The sun., 1909-12-19
Flower Estate to Ne Cot 70 Int Baiidins
LtQfa.

prises about thirty-hve acres near Dobbs
Ferry. ltogether with large dwelling
house. has been purchased By the Hastings
up into building lofs. The price pei4 =
said 70 have been about 800 900. 4 T.''
The sun., 1909-12-19
LONG ISLAND REAL EsrATE FoR SALE

A.--Looklng for a place 70 build or an Invest
u,rnt ON Long Island within - minutes Of Herald
square, IN 80 send for our free directory map: Il
VIII aid you. This applies 70 and shows only well
local ted building lots Address SUPERINTEND-
ENT.N room iooa, 40 West saith ST., New York.
The sun., 1909-12-19

The Forty 70 Forty-slx East sixty-second
Street Company, q recently orsanlzeA eor-
g1rstlon. 70 the buyer o. No. 90 70 East
reported about tan days ago, The b,
CHARMING Miller Company was the broker
John n, COLLINS was assecistsd as BROKER
In the sale gf No. leo East fffty-third street,
reported cold Yesterday. l ..t,.. ~
The sun., 1909-12-19
REAL ESTATE F0a SALE.
FLORIDA TRUCKING LAND.

Four thousand acres of Fiorida's. most
valuable farm land. meas Sanford, In the
dltions ideal for farminf me year round.
The soil has that pToductyc value
found In uhis immediate section that
win produces three and four crops ayeaI.
Railroad runs through the property, with
statlDn already on Inc place. SO. Johns
River landing. with boats direct 10 Jack
sonviile, This land will produce more high
price yege,ables and srser net returns
United A.: s,s.ss- states This is splendid ss,a col;
5000 70 $4,000 per I,re sanford land Is
selling As high as S2,00O.o0 per acre.
500 per acre buys these A.00c acres.
- the most productive state In this gree!
Sunny South, and con be had on liberal
terms, This must be sold all In one body.
AZ this price,, and Is a great sacrtnce.
Absolute peccssity for haste, The greatest
opportunity for Investment ever offered
by anybody anywhere and cannot stay
\ THEY MUST az SOLD For further
informa ton write A. III. 8. TALBOT.
Duval Building. Jacksonville, Fla. and
~-OAft fs
The sun., 1909-12-19
AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
MISS WILD.

MISS WILD.
EM PIy0YMENT OFFICE.
MarbridFe Ridg.. a. W. 3tth.
Tel. egt3- sD44 NJ. HI
Special attention given 10 supplying for the
holiday season temporary servants. Education
Dept. under mshsgemcnt Of Mrs Y. w. James,
The sun., 1909-12-19

DO YOU rNcoR rORATE ConRAN1i14e
Under me lANs a south pAkosns 49,
Pierre. s, ID. 49,
NOT1CE-The Little Giant Contrpiler MHn3r
sssfuria Com pany, it5 Duane ST.. Offers FOR t4I<
nrniied amount Of their - Prcfcrcd 'suouzi
Parsic,ilars by 2. HARVEY FLYNN 80. .s.il.
WANTEp--Prarticsl ofloe snsp. with eap!leh
{, is:sss;ss :s:ssssss 1saAyv
The sun., 1909-12-19
AZ Municipal Building. The BronH.l
BY Referee, at 10 n M.

Oak street. west side. 20 feet north OF Cornell
avenue. ssxi0G also Oak street west side. 800
test north Of Cornefl avenue, ioexs0 also Cedar
street. cas-, side $50 feet south Of Cornell avenue,
1axioo. Fast Chester: A. v. Taylor vs. L. L. Shlrmer
et all action I: DE Ia Mare q NJ, attorneys:
H. O. X. Heath referee; due on Judgment. ST..
81: subject 70 taxes. &C.. $500.
The sun., 1909-12-19
fiELr wANTED-MALE.


SUGAk ksEINEk !.
Wanted, Sugar RssIsevy Sspsria-
tsndsat qualified 10 take satirs
charge % rsssmsvy. Also Assistamt
Supsriatsgdent. Address sslsh suii
particular as % experience and
uuailtsenelens AmwucklE BRoS.
" cessIdsstiai," n Wstsr street,
Nsw Yerk City.
ASK ME- how yoi can start . profitable mall
SrseT s,Sr % business az home evenings HEAcock.
MEN WANTED QUICKLY by big Chicago Mall
81 weekly; so expense allowance. MANAGER.
1910 State ST.. ChicsEo.
Statesmen Specially, the line you have Al.
xays been looking for; staple; soils everywhere
Ssl .aS 4r 9I%Ss co.
Iowa City. la.
wANTED-At Greenwich. Conn. q coachmAn
single man preferred: must be sober, indus trtous
care o. ,rot,ins horses. address b. NJ L. mp .es
box 1883. New York city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. parasol and umbrella
cutter for out of town position: steady employ
mcnt guaranteed: state reference and salary ex-
pccted. q. b.. bon iio sun once.
AGENTS WANTED.
->~~N~~>>-~~>~-'NN>~-.->~
AGENTS wANTED--Bix money: expenses paid;
no experience reauired: portraits b,cmides; photo
ssq p"ri@ess V Co. RiTryR ART T ssRts sTdpfo Y. Van
Buren, Chicago. IN.
WE pay $40 month salary and furnish rfk and
ders: new plan. steady work BIGLER Co,
\ sss. Sprinrneld. illinois.
The sun., 1909-12-19
BY Joseph p. Day.

Wooster street, No. iTe 10 isa. west side.
feet south OF Bicccker street Nsxi0o. sew
story loft and store building; Charles Fowler et
w. J. B. q J. NJ Cornell Company et AL. Beals
NJ. attorneys; r. y. Giiroy, referee; due on 1ud
mont ss7 $1,000 subject 70 tsxes, 4e.. n34.
SECOND avenue. No. lSSz. east side. 2o.s sou
OF Ninety sixth street, ,stluo. nNc story teI
et al: O. W. Beals. attorney; &, l.. A0nmi
referee: due on jud gment. se,s5s: subject 70 tsx
&c., sezi.2i subject 70 hrst mortgage Of $50
The sun., 1909-12-19

JoFrER Bonds 500 and $500 eech, with equal
amount stock az boeus. OF the Piofecr Minl41.
NtiIina. Power 20 Tunnel Company OF CcnIx14
CITY GiIpin Gov ty. Colorado; bonds are sefur<d
by only water pt fer IN county. io.00o toet " ~
All owned In fee simple and covered by VI ~
Patent. Hydro Electric Power piAny And-n
by coupon AZ Trust Company In n. y. 1txs N1<
and Nov. Stock given ~ . bontis win ~ "a !t<
probable increases. Management this Cou1p&1N
now running stamp MID successfnliy n .1alp
eotlnfy. Finest OF bank and lei rcx<f-
cnces including high grade N. Y. City fcfrrtuct-
w. W. BATES. sidney. N. Y. tsJnf
The sun., 1909-12-19
THURSDAY. DEcENBER "A
BY Jose nh p. Day.


wiIlest street. No. g. west side; 70 iset sou.h
and store; slsmnnd Krausvs Ida Hoffman 81 al;
Davis q r., attorneys: r. u. r. Riggs. referee:
@. 100 o.: subject 70 nrst mertEAEe Of 1900.
The sun., 1909-12-19

CD OFFER an Issue of sss preferrpd .st4ft
In tho Gem Copper and Cold Mining. Compeny
par with bonus OF sos Of common stock eI W<
amount Of preferred purchased Over y e31M11
assays averaging SIS per ton. Nine lc% ~
only miles from slnclteIs An ezccplsa ~
fs' nepSoSafD efssSSglfffD sRRS co.. ss7 spsdvsss
The sun., 1909-12-19

iIssh street, No. Sc 70 ssa, soulh ads. iss fsei
T~snss' 'ssird ware ssnf Va Rae Giasssrs q al;
The sun., 1909-12-19

1sD OFFER an issue Of $4,000 Of ssee4s -
Massachusetts, tncorporAaon Manusogs
been cstab1shed over . years, largs crdsS .
hand, company is only cspaiau,sd xyef, ~
McDoNA Alb -WIGGINS CO.. zS7 BroadwAvsx
The sun., 1909-12-19

Real Estate Company of Texas, capital se1ufr'
from stock 70 be used In puIch4sips eld hsn9nn'
valuable tracts Of Texas lands. BEST OF rctst
ences fdrnished. wiz stand strietcst tnv0ax9
don. For fun PARTICULAR apply ~ .s.- ..xs1l. (
= >McDONALD. .Wt0OiNS CO.. ~ broa4Wnyi
The sun., 1909-12-19

oFFER for sale sio.oo worth OF stock. per ssidl
STOCK viii pay q dividend OF Y 70 isss. contpahj
'sHS'DisoosNaA HMSe'DoNAib MfiiaGNs co., ss7 Brosavss,s y
The sun., 1909-12-19

MONDAY. phcnMnHn Do
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
: Twelfth straBt, No 81 south side 3qI 10 feet
west Of Ftfth avenue, 0sxioS.s. four story dwell
ting; voluntary sale.
BY L. J. Phillips 4 Co
Ninth street. No. ma south side. an fest west
of SECOND avenue. 2ix7B, four story tenernent and
store: Henrieits Lowensteln, cxecutfx. &C. W..
jacob Roses et ALL Spiro a W., attorneys; J. G. J.
Langbein, referee: due on Judgment S1.4Di 81
subject TO tsxes. 4e.. S2s7.5e subject so q prior
mortgage OF $4,000.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
INCORPORATION
Of MUSEUM HERE
IS DECIDED ON
Prominent Newarkers Prepare a
Paper Which Will Be Filed
Shortly.
MANY ARTICLES ARE
READY FOR DONATION
John Cotton Dana to Be the Reg
istered Agent of the
Organization.

Al a meeting held in the Free Public
Library last night articles of iDcorpo-
ration for an art and science museum
were drawn up and signed by promi-
nent citizens who were present. The
papers will be filed with the Secretary
OF State within the next ten days. The
articles were signed by 'twenty-one
citizens, and as soon as nineteen more
names have been obtained the Newark
Museum Association will be estab-
lished.
The meeting last night was the re-
suit of a campaign by DIR. Archibald
Mercer, Vice-Chancellor James e.
Howell, Edward T. Ward, former Gov
ernor Franklin Murphy, ]. William
Clark. Wallace III. Scudder, Louis
Bamberger n James s.. Higbie. DIR.
Mercer opened the meeting, and after
a few remarks turned the chair over.
to Vice-Chancellor Howell. John Cot
ton Dana vas appointed temporary
chairman, n following that a COM
mittee was named to draw up the ar
ticles of Incorporation.
These provide that elective trustees
the number of fifty be selected and
h a these be elected for terms of five
years; the first balloting to name ten
men for a one-year term, ten men for
a two-yedr term, ten men for a three
year term, ten men for a four-year
term and ten men for a f~ive-year term,
that ten men may be elected each
year to serve as trustees. The office
OF the corporation is to be in the Free
Library n Mr.. Dana is to be
the registered agent. Provision must
made in the bylaws for a general
membership in the association. The
Incorporation papers also provide for
The purchase of property by the assoc
'iation, stating hat it is to be held in
rust for the people of the city of
Newark.
The ~incorporators of the new asso-
iation are: Peter Campbell, Jerome T.
,ongleton, Frederick F. Guild, Ben
Atha. William j. Kinney, Louis
5amberger, Gottfried Kruger, Milton
2. Blanchard, DIR. Archibald Mercer,
'ice-Chancellor Howell, former Cow
rnor Franklin Murphy. Charles Brad
the Rev. Isaac p. Whelan. Fred
keer, j. William Clark, Samuel
lark, w. Campbell Clark, Moses
'iaut, John Cotton Dana, Alfred T..
Dennis, Matthias Plum. DR.. William S.
)isbrow, Thomas L. Raymond, Harry
Abraham Rothschild, Christian
.'eisenspan, Frank III. Sommer, Justice
francis j. Swayze, Harry b.. Fowler,
ohm A. Clifford. George w. Tomkins.
T. Ward, J. Lewis Hay, James
. Higbie. Marcus L. Ward, Chester A.
ioag. William r. Hupt and Richard c.
enkinson.