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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-20
u. S. @ INCREASE.

z WASHINGTON, May 20.-An IN
crease of so per cent. in the amount Of
imports INTO the United States from
France during the months of February
and March last is by the
bureau of statistics today. The total
value Of such imports in February was
$780, 00, 900, s against So, 100000 in Febru-
airy of the preceding year. and in
March, s11. 800, 900, as against Sc. 800, 900
in March of the preceding e The
imports from all Europe and from all
the world during the same two months
show a gain OF. but As per cen
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-20
IDLE COKE OVENS LIGHTED.

CONNELLSvILLE, Pa, May 20,-An
additional 5 per cent. of the coke ovens
of the H. C. Frick Coke Co. were fired
yesterday after many months of idle-
lighted under his new order are 1000.
leaving but a few of the 10000 ovens
owned by the Prick concern not run :
ming. This move indicates a decided
increase in the business of the United
States Steel Corporation, which gets its
fuel from the Frick coke concern. There
are more ovens in actual blast by the
Frick people today than at any time
in the last eighteen months.
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$40, OOO,O 900 LEAGUE TO
ADVOCATE FREE HIDES.

ASHEvILLE. N. c., May 20.-West-
ern Carolina farmers. representing $780,
600, 900 of invested capital, last night
perfected the organization of the Free
Hide League of North Carolina, and
will send a committee to Washington
on Monday to oppose any duty ON
hides. c. ]. Harris, Republican candi-
date for Governor in 1906. was promi-
nent in the meeting. Arthur F. Rees.
of Asheville, is president.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-20
Joys OF N LIFE.

In the springtime q Young mars
fancy often turns to other thoughts
than those of love.
For instance. he dreams of the forf
tunes he'll make on a suburban lat
raising chickens.
Thoughtfully he buys an incubator.
sl.9s: a dozen fancy eggs. S5.so; a hem
1924. and builds a poultry house for
1874 and sits up nights with the outfit
all summer.
In the autumn he finds he can cackies.
over three scrawneS chickens.-Parfa*
polls Post.
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THERE'S II RUB.

It is easy enough to be pleasant
When life goes on like a song.
But the man worth while IS the man
who can smile
When the telephone rings and he IN
swers it and says fStfellot'' and
the operator says. what NUNS
berS~ and be says. THE bell
rang and she ii Ne. Il dfd
not
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-20
FABULOUS.

1t happened one day
On a street car. they say,
And the man came from Mount St.
Elias.
He stood on his feet,
Gave a lady his seat.
And "she thanked him cas-. Ananias.)
Harvard Lampoon.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

Boritz Rothenberger, of NJ. Rothen-
berger & Co, Curb stock brokers, 4s
Exchange place, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy. Liabilities are s27, 1855. of
which s13, 2ss are secured. and nominal
assets include s73. 1929, consisting Of cash
on hand So, cash I'M possession Of r.
Augustus Heinze. $3.50. mining stock.
$50, 49,. of which 1000 shares Of Ohio
Copper, valued at so, 400. are in pos
session Of F. augustus Heinze.
An active stock market operator in
discussing today the activity of Steel
common yesterday said that he is in
formed that the stock is being bought
on the belief that greatly increased
activity in the iron and steel trade will
develop next autumn. and on the ex-
pectation that the dividend will be 1t
least restored to the 1 per cent. basis
formerly paid. probably not later than
next winter. This mar understands
most of the buying Of Steel com
MOI recently in large amounts has
been for the account OF the most pow
etful interests connected with the steel
corporation. If the heavy trading in
Steel common continues for a few days
it was thought that the whole market
viii move up appreciably.
So great, is the demand for gold for
shipment to South America and Europe
a regular scramble took place
among the banks yesterday to engage
all the gold bars in the Assay Office for
export
1t is learned that some OF the largest
spectators were n1 surprised at the
marked strength of Steel Common yes
terday, fnasmuch as they had UNDER
stood that the stock had been accu-
INFLATED for the account Of powerful in
terests for some time These speeuia-
tors had been told that within a rea-
sonably hort time Steel Common would
sell at IS.
It was understood today that some Of
the large inside interests in the United
States Steel Corporation who have been
connected with the iron and steel trade
for many years have been surprised by
the size. of the orders received in GER
TAIN lfiltS ItIritiS EVi iiicioiitts II -
understood that the management of the
Steel and Wire Company was
accustomed to regard as very s~atisfac-
tory aggregate orders in a single day
for 10000 tons Of the company products.
1t is learned that recently orders
amounting to 90 900 and even 5000 tons
have been received during a single
days business.
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UMBRELLAS POPULAR IN INDIA.

In India the umbrella. which until
only a short time ago vas used *
ciusively Of persons Of high position and
by priests. has now come into general
use and Is steadily growing in no2u-
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-20
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

FaAlowing are the quotations of the
days prices. al furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

4 TwELvE-RooM colonial mansion. stable;
earsGe; acre plot. choice location; furnace.
Eas. bath; worth 10000. exchange for free and
clear acreage adjoining good town in New
Jersey H. HARpESTY, Rehway. N. J.
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. would like
rooms and board with refined people IN New
ark or vicinity for self and daughter; state
terms. Address SUBSTANTIAL, box ls. Star
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Strawberries More Plentiful
Nou and of Better Quality
Big Supply of Fresh Vegetables
Being Received Daily in
the City Markets.

There is a good supply of fresh veg
etables being received every day In the
markets and the prices are becoming
more moderate. Strawberries are be-
coming more plentiful and of better
quality
Meats and poultry are not n
higher than they have been for several
weeks past.
Excellent fresh fish are now to be
had at prices within the reach. Of
everyone. Following are market prices:
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
Bronx or Jamaica

We will sell you two lots at either place for
sloe AS FULL PAYMENT. Cash or install
profit, Have made over 500. oo Tor my clients
BUY before The new boom sets IN and sweeps
prices double high. No letters answered, I
Up m. ali week. COLONEL BAKER. Broker,
care House AVID Home Co. 207-2il Market ST..
Newark. n. J.
BeIIevflIe.
SICKNESS
oompels me to sacrifice the Ave most BEArJTI-
FULLY LOCATED LOTS in "1he oaks Ma
GEORGE h DEhiSes, Haesens sacks N gS J.
ESSEX HEIGHTs-A well located lot on Horn
ay. 25x1oo. at $3.50 each; high ground. near
school; established location. See EUGENE N.
'GAvEY. 14s Washington Az.
caldwell.
FARMS and homes for sale. F. L. HELLER.
Caldwell N. j.
East 0ra5ee. 1eg.s gu
IF you are looking for a nice. comfortable
rome, with all Improvements, In restricted
reasonable price, here 1t is; It contains eight
rooms and bath and furnace heat. and we In
yite your inspection OF the place; must be sold
during May: very low price. ;
KELLY co.
1852 Main a. East Orange.
rwo-FAMILY HoUsE-one nat Of ! rooms
and ono mar Of > rooms: light rooms: all I'm
etc. HOUSE Box ID star once.
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So great is the demand for gold for
shipment to South America and Europe
a regular scramble took place
among the banks yesterday to engage
all the gold bars in the Assay Office for
export
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TWO furnished or unfurnished rooms In pr
vate family. Address BERLIN. 2s7 Plane )
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FLATS WANTED.

Of Four Corners. near trolisv linz n strs1i
house. or 5 N s-room dat. Address NJ, BOX
b Star Ofire.
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
Question Of Bank or sanitAr,um.

Il is probable that the building
which was To have been constructed
for the Mechanics Savings Bank. OF
which John Mitchell. eolored editor
of the Planet. is president. and
which was 90 occupy the site at the
northwest corner OF Third and Clay
Streets. will not be put mp at that
point. but that instead, the house. as
it now stands. viii be cenverted into
private sanitarium Goa colored pa
tients, the sasnitarium 30 be conduct
ed by Dr. Jefferson, negro
physician
When asked as to the correctness
OF this report Mitchell said:
Yes. I am considerinC this alter
native proposition. The holding up
OF my plans is according to my idea
a mere subterfuge- in q Ser TO keen
us from building the bank at this
corner, Notwithstanding the fact that
the house on the northeast corner
OF Third and Clay Streets. now oc-
cupied by Dr. Hardy. the dentist. is
open 90 the same objection raised
against our building-that Is front
ing right on the street line II the
hospital is placed at this point we
Viii build the bank az the corner of
Adams and Clay on the site now
occupied by the ST. PauTs Church
Home. I own this property and il is
plenty deep Co accommodate the build
ing we want 10 put up. even If We
20 back 10 the building line already
established.
The white residents OF this section
are bitterly opposed 20 the bank
building, and il is likely that their
protests will be more strenuous
when they hear Of the alternative
proposition. - Richmond Evening
journal, July Il. 1909.
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
ANNUAL OUTING,

Come so with us on our Animal
Outng' To Buckroe Beach. Tnee-
day July 2Oth, 1909. under ausnices
OF First Baptist Church Snndsv
Scnool and Board Of Ushers.
refreshments on train in abund-
Shee' Special arrangements bava
oeen made for the provision OF ladies
~lthout escorts. Also no pains bave
oeen spared to make things pIeassnt
lot children without parents.
Special attractions for the dav ww
De bathing, Grabbing. Foot Races
ana Boating. A Steam Iauncb has
Deeh secured 10 take passengers 70
sewers Point, Willoughby Split and
Cape Henry. anu
Fare round trip: Adults. 500
ShlIdren under IL years. So Gents
Train leaves old c. e. o. stafton
10th and Broad Streets at 9 o.clocs.
returning leaves Buckroe Beach ar
s O'Clock Sharp. a.
w. T. Johnson, Pastor: w r
White, Supt; Jas. II. Morton. SECT
X: i. Hin, Treas; II. q. cartsr
Chairman. .o.,
-. AMW
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
Y NJ c.. A. Notes.

Last Friday evening u,as . ,;...
hour with the members of tho -.
= ne soclal committee gave the men
very pleasant time. ~ ]"
The inmates of the city home on.
'oSed the meetings last Sunday.
The work in the city jail. last snn-
eTS ery was d great help TO the prison
The papers by the boys last sur-
day were good. % IL
hr ne ne open meeting was conducted
oy chairman +. II. Allen ,rha ,s-, u
TOOK an active part. "e men
On On time men Sunday ready so~
nara work and the other man
Meeting for boys SUNDAY = =,
a' the y. NJ. c. A. Building VI
tna II, bernard L. Allen will address
V ,[ sunday $3.50 p. M. az tbe
Win w. - a building. Tell every man
p-S -tn "hom you meet. Live sineina
BRING the other man. singing.
F,var1 Voluntary rally is on q hmm
canto, man Is getting busy. Tba
inps '"'"S are having special meet
G "a not stop praying for the Y NJ
NV ne ne Fourth Of July was eniovos
~ 'ne boys and men on the 1aI uyoS ca
sr" ne M- c. A. The croouet ,a.e - oI
was played with much Interest game
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
Dragged Back 10 GaITows

nashville, Ga. July 9-Tbat ,ta
nanEmans moose Is n buDgIosor-.
uIerClIess mode OF execution NJ.
lI'IIy demonstrated here to-do,-
"hen Marshal Lewis coIoro.5 uNS =
leH oacN upon the crudely cons+r,'..
S1 SI salIows, begging for water ~, -,
So, moving from HIS mouth aftar
olsIlu Avera had sprunr ~
'T TY 'ne oody had dropped six faot
ne second attempt prove5 -
eesSiuI In breaking the condo-...", -,., 9,
man neck, death resuItin,- 49, ~ -, - . q
zen minutes from strano,,Ie.,- "l-
lewis lewis shot and killed Ciieo-., -Ti,
II1utherford. assistant postm,Stn- J.lr orc
sa--",N' ''''oN' "a. on April IL. Ue co,,
Iessed his guilt. Bv Dnb,iIt iS con
,,,tlch SNtlch or his life he earned sumrior. q
80 ny TO pay for the transportatio,,
~. "'9 Dody TO his home AT Oa,feIt
ga lie was above the overoca (','',' " ,
ms ace IN intelligence.
~. me rev spectators who uit,oe...,
me spectacle We're visiblv aNect,,, ~
'ne sruesome scene. The 49,
SiA rect stretched the cotton rono ~
JHa1 the mans feet touched tbo 80 -
- was cur down. and with the ala
"l one man, mounted the scaroi,i
second time. He talked coherent
ly. REM C.
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17

the church He is thoroughly inn
bued with the spirit and principles
of the Convention over which ne
presides. and when i'm the chair. pre-
sides with dignity. and impartial
fairness TO all members alike. The
Convention showed its loyalty 10 him
10y electing him for the tenth time
as its executive officer
Many distinguished visitors at
tended the Convention, among whom
were Rev. a. a. Graham. Dr. Morse
Jno. II. Grey. Rev G. c. Taylor, Rev.
SummerviH, Mr.. z. c. Brown, Prof.
ID. c. JacOcX. Rev. Graham, and
Summervill made notable addresses.
The First Baptist Sunday School
(BIte Street, tended the delegates n
delightful social on Friday from G
tin y =. NJ. which was highly en-
joyed by All present
The First Baptist Church. in
which the Convention is held is the
leading church in the city of Norfolk
and is perhaps the most beautiful
church eGiiCe within the borders OF
the state, and perhaps in the United
states. 10 has a perfect church or
Nanization and its auNiliarios are in
the fore rank Of any in the church.
Dr. X. n. Boiling, It's pastor. Is the
most DISTINGUISHED Baptist preacher
In the State. being President OF the
State Convention
The Convention closed Friday nj
II i. NJ. having finished one OF its
most successful sessions.
CHAS. r. McLAURIN.
Omcial Reporter.
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
Mr.. and Mrs. PeytOn Seay Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary.

On Monday Night. July 70. 1909
there was a scene of much brilliancv
IN the direction Of Ruth's Hall. There
were many cheerful faces TO ioin in
the celebration OF the Sixteenth
Wedding Anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Peyton Seay.
Order of exercises began bv read
ing OF Third Epistle OF John bv Rev
James Holmes; music and singing bv
Miss Annie Y. Taylor of Rfchmond.
prayer offered by Rev. r. J. Morris
address suitable to the occasion was
Inteliigently delivered by Rev. James
holmes of West Wood Master WI
ne Holmes rendered a splendid Solo.
MT. Matthew Doyle also rendered .
beautiful solo "
among the guests were the Dotber
WIS NJ Randolph and brother NJ
r.u"ard Randolph OF Richmond. Va
MT Alfred Seay OF Amelia co Ia
IIS- l. Dammalls of Richmond. NJ
s'eT thompson and son. Mr. Herr,
III III pson Messrs. James Walker
a"u william Dean. Mrs Tborn.,.
Irlce and many other prominent o.
,,ens or Richmond I'm the person or
- ana Mrs. Johnson OF Is f. T,eirb
street Mr.. Johnson addr.-so,5 ~
D"upIe and audience with q feO, bri[,s
mar KS or encouragement The co,,
p'c was also presented many bar1
some and useful presents
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
DO You Know Him?

Wanted, the present address OF
Rev. John A. Harris. who at one time
resided at Westfeld, n. ]. He has
also lived at Williamsburg, Va and
other places. Any information con-
cerning him will be gladly received
by
FREDERICK s. TAGGART.
Westfield. N. ].
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
COULDN'T DO 1T.

IL Will be seen then that as the Me-
chanics' Bank owns a lot 81 feet nv
100 feet and the building line caIIe
Ior 10 feet' inches that this would
make II impossible for the Contractor
OF the Bank TO erect a structure 81
leet long thereon. Three out or the
hVe OF the applicants had either di-
reetly or indirectly endeavored to sell
their property at an unusual high
price TO the Mechanics Savings Bank
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
Nearly Eight Hundred TO be Installed

The officers of the lodges of
knights Of Pythias and the courts
Of Calanthe will be installed NJ the
Ebenezer Baptist Church next Tues
day night at $3.50 O'Clock. Grand
Chancellor John Mitchell, Jr.. as
sisted by District Deputy Grand
Chancellor S 5. Baker and District
Deputy Grand Worthy Counsellor
Anna Taylor will install over seven
hundred officers of the courts and
lodges. The members OF the Order
are invited to be present The Grand
Chancellor Will also deliver an ad-
dress on the present outlook.
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
WANTED TEN DAYS.

Mr.. Mitchell was informed that If
the Building Inspector declined to
grant the permit an appeal could be
taken TO the Board of Public Safety
put such an appeal could not be
taken until after the Building In
spector had declined to issue the
permit and he would not decline to
issue it until the expiration of his
ten days of discretionary power had
expired and then the Committee on
Streets would be expected to act up
on the petition of the property own
ers and pass the same, when he
would decline to issue il. because 1t
provided for the erection OF a build
ing to the street line.
AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL ORDI-
NANCE.
Across the street, on the north
east corner. the Schaaf property was
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17

Rev. H. II. Jones. returned mis-
sionary from West Coast of Africa
called on US. He has been attend
ing the Herring Medical College, at
chicago, and he is now on lectur-
ing tour. He spent four years and
TWO months during his stay there
and two months last summer.
He is a ready speaker and i'm
presses one as knowing what he is
talking about.
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Richmond. Va. July 9. 1909.
This is to certify that ! have re-
celved from John Mitchell Jr.
Grand Chancellor OF the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, knights of Pyth-
las, n. A, S. A, E, A. A. and A.
l$l5O.O9) One Hundred and Fifry
Dollars in payment OF the death
claim OF Brother George s. Boone
who was a member OF Invincible
Lodge. No. 65. OF Richmond, Va.
Signed: r. EMMETT JONES.
Administrators.
Witness:
p. p. Vaudervall,
s. S. Baker, ID. ID. G.. G.
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17

.NIS- Calle d. Brown has been
quite sick, but is improving.
80 am going TO join The Firs+
ohurch Sunday School outing. Are
Mr. Richard Carter is quite III AZ
sa ,iIs resldence. He has been ailinc
MIS- Thomas II. Wyatt is VISITING
Her relatives in Culpeper county.
Mr' and Mrs. Benjamin Jackson
Sl ar nov the proud pOssessors of a
horse and buggy. "
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
Visitors iere.

resident Jas. II. Dudley. of tho
a ana VI. College at Greensboro
y - and ]. f. Dellinger OF the
same city were here last "Wednesday
eHToute 10 the Negro Conferenca
AT Hampton. They enjoyed n drive
around the city and expressed them
selves as well-pleased with an tbat
they saw here 'ii"
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
Respectfully,
ANNA G. REDFORD.
A. J. WARREN.
e X. TURNER.
MRS. r. NJ. REDFORD
a. G.. FRANKLIN.

BE 1T RESOLVED by the Commit
tee on Streets OF the City Of Rich
mond that in accordance with an
ordinance approved by the Mayor
December :, 1908, entitled. an ordi-
nance Ito authorize and require the
Committee on Streets to establish a
building line, etc. etc" and in ac-
cordance with the petition of the
owners of more than two thirds of
the property fronting on the north
line OF Clay Street. between Second
Street and Third Street, to have a
building line established ,on said
block the Committee on Streets do
hereby establish a building line on
said northside of Clay Street between
Second Street and Third Street. said
building line so established to be I :
feet and inches back from the pres-
ent correct street line. The Cler,
OF the Committee on Streets is berebv
directed in accordance with said or
dlnance to notify the Building In
spector of this action OF the Com
mittee on Streets.
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17
negro National Business Leao,no

annva5 9sates and visitors to the tenth
10 bn "a session Of this organjzstjon
who ui.e neid ~ this city August $50
moSo % ttas ~lsh the committee ON accom-
tausn,ons aouallons to provide for tbejr nn
uIa.an r1l l.ainment during the session rsti1 en-,
esssse esease notify the undersigned So ,hnt T,,,
- liinents may be made hoSn1 Ia
they leave their homes Oeiore
VIM H. STEWARD. Sec 90 g.
62l S. Bighth Street,
Louisville. KY.
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17

uR 10 the street line The contest
then would be in the Street Commit
tee. II was ascertained too that 2
building line could not be lawfully
established where no provisions for
one were not contained in the deed
This then was the status of the case
and this the proposition presented
Repeated visits TO Mr.. Beck brought
forth the Information that he had
not examined the plans. Finally on
last Tuesday, John Mitchell, Jr. went
down 10 the Building Inspectors Of
fee and notified him that he expect
ed 20 fle another supplementary ap-
plication for building permit.
WOULD RESPECT THEIR WISHES.
AS the white property owners
wanted the building line observed
and he desired 90 respect their wish
es. he would make application for
the erection OF the building on
Adams and Clay Streets. He owned
Individually 5S feet of ground there.
running back 139 feet AS it was
on the northwest corner. no changes
barring the street elevation need be
made. He could respect the build
ing line and instead of building If
teen feet, six inches from the street
line. he could build thirty feet back
and still have plenty OF room for the
building. The bank would then be
across the street from the white Meth
odist Church and on the site Of the
ST PauIs Church Home. which Mr.
Mitchell purchased about six months
ago.
DIR. JEFFERSON'S HOSPITAL.
Dr. Jefferson had applied 20 him
for site for a private sanitarium
tNegro HospitaD and had informed
him that the present building ON 2rd
and Clay Streets would answer his
purposes. This seemed TO have
caused lively interest even in the of
nee OF the Building Inspector. who
was free 10 say that he could nor
see any reason for objecting to the
erection of a banking building on
Third and Clay Streets.
flans for Negro Bank Held Tn By
Inspector.
The plans filed with Building In
spector Beck for a Bank and ORce
building at the corner of Third and
Clay Streets for the Mechanics saw
lhgs Bank, Negro institution of
which John Mitchell, Jr. is president
VIII be held up by the Building IN
spector pending the action OF the
street Committee in establishing a
building line on Clay Street. betwean
Second and Third.
Inc petition Of the property own
ers will be considered bv The con
mlttee on the 16th OF this month
under an opinion of the Citv A.
torney' the Building Inspector mnst
withhold approval of plans wbere tbo
building line is in disppte or he
Continued ON Eighth Pagel
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17

LOST-AN ALLIGATOR SKIN COIN
purse. a liberal reward will be
paid for its return 20 THE
PLANET OFFICE. 81 y. Fourth
Street
Richmond planet., 1909-07-17

WANTED-A WET NURSE Al
dress 200 Fourth Avenue, Chest
nut Hill. Phone Madison 27S7-T,