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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-18
BOONTON BRIEFS.
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BOONTON, Feb. 1S.-The Lack
awanna Railroad will start work for
the season at the Hog Mountain quar-
~ about March l if the weather per-
mits. Owing to the early closing OF
the plant last fall, the Lackawanna
has been handicapped for crushed
stone, as we'll as other rock which is
obtained only from this quarry, which
is about two miles from here. All the
crushed o used by the company on
the Morris and Essex division is Oh
tanned here. AS high as twenty car
loads are often shipped daily. The
quarry was formerly owned by the Jer-
sey City Water Supply Company,
which obtained the rock for their
! gigantic reservoir located here.
Tomorrow will mark the eighth week
that the streets of Boonton have been
covered with ice and snow continuous
ly, the first having fallen Christmas
Day.
Dennis Guiton, OF West Boonton, has
been confined to his home by a severe
cold. 1
The Ladies' Art Society of the Pres
byterian Church held its regular week
ly meeting yesterday at the home Of
Mrs. Emory w. Myers, on Church
street.
Miss Helen Brown, of Barnard Col
! lege, has been the guest of her PARENTS,
MIR. and Mrs. John II. Brown, of Will.
lam street. =
Miss Laura Proctor, of Blair Acad-
envy, has been the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Proctor, of Bush
street.
JDa.r,,aa,I GI,af &c T1,tzr~.a Ju- ho1,t
visiting Clarence j. Hammond, of Cor
nelia street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Koemple, wal
ter Koemple and Miss Thomas, Of
Brooklyn, have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James e.. Underhilf, of Will
lam street.
The new brick store of c. L. Estler.
OIL Main street. adjoining the NJ. E.
Church. is rapidly nearing completion,
The handsome brick-trimmed front
adds greatly to it's appearance.
Nearly four tons of structural iron
was shipped yesterday afternoon by
express to New York by tho A, r.
Norton Iron Company,
Thieves forced an entrance into the
hardware store Of the II. b. Dawson
Company. on Main street, last night
through a rear door. The wooden
shutter and the glass window of the.
door were broken and one of the
thieves undoubtedly had been in tho
store. as some valuable material was
packed up. but it is supposed that
they were frightened off before they
could get away with anything.
DR.. John c.. Ryerson. of William
street. celebrated his 18th birthday yes.4
terday. DR.. Ryerson has almost con
pleted his fiftieth year in the medical
profession. During the war and for
many years afterward DR.. Ryerson was
u noted surgeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William White, of Jer-
sey City, visited Boonton friends yes
terday. so
James II. Mack and Walter ClarlSs
of Passaic. were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bender, of Spruce street,
{. yesterday.
Mrs. ]. II. Kappeler and son John,
who have been visiting relatives at
Metuchen. ave returned to their home
IN Union street.
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UPTOWN SENTIMENT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Active specu-
lative interests were not surprised to
see the quotations for Americans lower
in the London market this morning, in
asmuch as they were certain that dur
ing the greater part of yesterdays ses-
sion profit-taklng vas INDUCED in by
those who had bought stocks 8 points
lower some two weeks ago.
These interests think that our market
may sell off moderately today because
of recent p~rofit-taking sales and reduc-
ton OF the short interest. ON a reaction
Of 3 or 4 points they are of the opinion
that stocks will again be bought, botl
for investment and speculation.
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SUMMIT NEWS.


. L H -
SUMMIT, Feb. 1S.-The first of Il
series of lectures and recitals, to be
given for the benefit of the Woman's
Institute, will be held this afternoon
by Dr. Mabel S. Ulrich. on the subject,
Truth and Sentimentality Concerning
Mental n Physical Health The
second will be a recital to be held OIL
the evening of February q by Miss
Katherine Jewell Everts, on IA
D'Arc.'' The third will be a lecture,
THE Social Problems of working
Girls" by DIR. ulrich, on Friday after
noon, March A. The pa%tronesses are.
Mrs. J.. Clifford woodruff, Mrs. Hamll-
ton Wright Mabie, Mrs. Ernest ID,
North. Miss Mary White, Mrs. Sarah
Woodman Paul, Mrs. Augustus f. LID
by. Mrs. De LagneI Haigh, Mrs. James
w. Cromwell, Mrs. Henry b. Twombly,
Mrs. William Scofield Day. Mrs. w. b.
Dening and Mrs Russell Human.
Carl Seller, Of Elm street. is SPEND
ing a season at Atlantic City.
Frederick 7. Lawrence is having ar
engagements made for the erection OF
an auto garage in the rear of his new
home on Oak Ridge avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walton, of Jer-
eey City, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Walton, on the Green
Village road yesterday.
Mrs. James Armstrong, OF jersey
City. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Armstrong.
The Union Bible class met mis- morn
ing in the Presbyterian Chapel.
J. Lowell Murray. mission study sec
rotary Of. the Students Volunteer
Movement. Will give four consecutive
talks on Methods of Bible Study
The first will be. How to Study "a
| Book of the Bible
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

TRENTON, Feb. 1S.-Certihcates Of
incorporation have been granted to the
following companies:
Bridgeton Realty Company, Trenton:
capital 100000; ineorporators, William
J.. Vannest, f. Wayland Aver and
Robert A.. Messler. TO deal in real
estate and engage as builders, con
tractors, etc.
Rancocas Cement Brick Company.
Trenton; capital, $500. 900; %incorpora-
tors, George b. LeBarre. John r. ID.
Bower and Elwood G. Quig. To manu-
facture brick, cement stone and build
ing materials. etc.
Estate of Louis a. Budell, Westfeld
capital, $2,100; in~eorporators. A. L.
Owens, A. E. Budell and J.. f. Nc
Davitt. To deal in real estate and en-
gage as builders, contractors, etc.
Georgia Lumber Company, Perth
Amboy; capital. 1926, 900; incorporators.
Hyman Friedman, Francis p. Coan
and Jack M. Klein. To deal in timber,
lumber. etc.
Herman d. Hertz Realty Company.
Newark; capital, $50. 900; incorporators
Herman ID. Hertz. Jacob Hertz and Moe
Hertz. To deal in real estate and en-
gage as builders, contractors, etc.
The New Age Construction Com
pany, Jersey City: capital. $4,000; in
c~orporators. Isidore Fuss. Henry o
Falk and Charles Barbasch. To deal
IN real estate and engage as builders
contractors, etc.
National Building Company. Pater
son: capital, 800, 600; incorporators
Davis Stein, Arthur Collier n Henry
Stein. To deal In real estate and en-
gage as builders. contractors. etc.
Automobile Journal, Camden; CAPT
tai. $50. 900: incorporators. w. NJ. Sim.
mons, G. S.. Snyder and V, A. Murray
To print. publish. etc.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.


A CLEAN-CUT PROPOSITION.
Only 1900; excellent home practically new,
eight rooms. steam heat; all modern improve
ments; on lot 50x150 feet; extra large barn and
stable; fine lawn and we'll kept place. you could
not build the barn and stable for 500; now. re-
member one thing, this place is no old broken
down shanty ten miles from any railroad but
Is only I'VE minutes walk from Lackawanna
station and trolley; now. II I am willing to sacrl-
fee this place for the above. price whose bust
ness Is It L like to know; now. II you are willing
to call ami find out the fun particulars and To-
cation you will be most cordially received; now,
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INCORPORATED IN HUDSON.

JERSEY CITY. Feb. 1S.-Articles OF
Incorporation were filed yesterday with
the county clerk of Hudson as follows:
National Chocolate and Gum Com
pany; Office, 1041 Clinton street, Ho-
boken; capital, $500. 900; incorporators,
Henry Behrmann. A. l.. Klug, of Ho-
boken, and II. 7. Siefert, Jersey City.
Eclipse Amusement Company: office,
10 Exchange place. Jersey City: zap
ital, $4,000; incorporators. Charles F,
Haring, Louis r. Blumcnthal and T.
Edward Hermann, all Of Jersey City.
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At the annual meeting of the United
Box Board and Paper Company in Jer-
sey City yesterday Frederick Davenport
and Lazard Kohn We're elected direc-
tors, succeeding Herman Grossman and
Eugene NJ. Strehl.
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800 CASH BUYS
centrally located brick investment; eighteen
rooms, three baths; ~porches, dunbwaiters,
heater nonresident owner; chance for bar
gain. FEST & .FEIsT. 1913 Broad st.
PARKER ST, 1s7-House for sale. three-story
frame. five ard six rooms all improvements;
$40 per month vents: $40. 900.
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IN rapidly increasing in value and offers an ex-
c~eptional opportunity either as a speculation or
Investment; we have a choice three-famfly
house, about two years old, in a good location,
newly decorated and painted: all improvements
excent heat, which we will sell $500 below
actual value; don't miss this. PHILIP J. BOW
Frs G. CO., 1S9 Market st.
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HI LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-American securf-s
ties hardened a fraction after an unde-
cided opening today. Near the end OF
the first hour support was withdrawn
and prices declined. At noon the mar
ket was dull and from y below to "a
above Yesterdays New York closing.
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Incoming Steamships.
TO MUSTER IN SALEM GUARDS.

SALEM, Feb. 18.lThe candidates for
Company A, National Guard, to be or
gained here to take the place of the
Burlington company recently dis
banded, have received notice. that Col
onel John Al Mather, commanding the
Third Regiment. will come to Salem
next Wednesday night to muster them
in. The ~colonel's staff will accompany
him
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FACTORY SITES FOR SALE.

MANUFACTURERS OPPORTUNITY.
.One-story brick building. 75x17o, also brick
boiler house; railroad siding entire length main
structure; plot occupies nearly four acres for
other factory purposes, including sidings.
FEIsT & FEST. Factory Specialists. 73S
Broad st.
FACTORIEs-Factory sites, with and without
railroad connection; some exceptional bar
gains. LOUIS SCHLESINGER. real estate IN
all its branches. Union Building.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived nj New YORK Todr

ArrIvcd at New York Today.
SIS Verona, Naples, - e..
s. Pennsylyania, Hanpburg.
Arrived nj New York Yesterday.
SIS Princess Irene, Bremen February o.
SIS Oceanic, Southampton, February o.
SIS Potsdam, Rotterdam. February 3, 81.
So buffalo Hamburg, January 26.
SIS. Deutschland tank. Rotterdam, Jan. q.
SIS Oceana. Bermuda February 15.
SIS Seminole, Turks Island, February H..
Sc AmagoneDse, Para, February s.
SIS EI Alba, New Orleans. February IL.
Ss El Norte. Galveston, February IL.
SIS jamestown, Norfolk, February Is.
SIS Massachusetts. Philadelphia, February 10.
S. Dover. B~rumswick, February IL. 49,
SIS Huron, Jacksonville, February H.. H.
SIS Lindenfels, Boston. February l6. g..
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walk from the Lackawanna station. Phone 959-
L, Bloomfield; II desired seen Sunday.
THE very minute you see tins place you will
buy it; that's all; only $500 down; price
81. 500: brand new home of seven lovely rooms;
steam heat: laundry; enamel bathroom; parlor.
and halls in green decorations; dining room
in gold; plate and picture rail Out what a
cellar, white as snow; a very swell. compact
home: here. with a small payment down. you
can enjoy all the comforts of home; large lot,
and only seven minutes walk TO l.ackawanna-
and three minutes to trolley; positively no
false statements: this Is the last house left
out of eight; every one different: will be ready
in ten days; kindly do not ask for any re-
fusals.
CHARLES DUKE
Builder, 80 Spruce ST.. Bloomfield; phone 95s-L.
Bloomfield, for appointment; five minutes walk
Bloomfield Centre.
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Ex.cHIEF NOW DETECTIVE.

BAYONNE, Feb. 1S.-James j. Con-
nors has been made'a member of the
detective bureau. He was at one Tins
captain or police, but was reduced tc
natroIman by Chief of Police Yore.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

The Pennsylvania railroads annual
stockholders meeting win be held
March s at Horticultural Hall. rhila-
delphia.
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The Mackay Companies annual re-
port shows a balance after dividend of
3 DIP, compared with $50. 545 in 1909,
$175,174 in 1908 and 1924, 453 in 1907. The
surplus vas $t7, III.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members OF the
Nav York Stock Exchange:
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BARGAINS,

III two-family houses. Hillside pl.; all i'm
rovements on easy terms. Apply JOHN j.
SIOAT. 1876 Market St. Newark, N. j. d-
BELMONT AVENUE CORNER DWELLING.
Seven rooms. bath; heater; room for garage;
mortgage 81, $50; both streets paved; rare snap,
1880. FEST &c FEST, 1888 Broad st.
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BARGAIN-Owne leaving town; large. house
every Improvement; steam and hot air; open
hreplaces; barn for several horses; hennery;
tennis court spacious grounds. with abundant
shade and fruit trees; your price and terms.
WILLIAM STEVENSON. Bloomfield Centre.
BIG B~ARGA1N-Lot e5x200: modern elght-room
house. every Improvement. steam heat; fruit
bearing trees; near trolley and Laekawanna
fine neigbborhood; price $4,000.
STEVENSON, Bloomfield Centre.
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ONLY $3.50 CASH,

PARK Az, IS. cor. Garside St. and 100 Gar
side st.-Three-story nat. with store. and ~
story house, with store; will be sold cheap to
close an estate. JOS M. BYRNB CO. ZIG Broad
ct. Real Estate Department, Rooms EOS, 2Q9, 210.
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DUKE

Builder,- 80 Spruce ST. Bloomfield; five minutes
walk from the ~Lackawanna station. Phone sos-
L, Bloomfield; II desired seen Sunday.
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CHAPEL 20 YEARS OLD

SOMERyILLE. Feb. 1S.-The TWEEN
tieth anniversary OF the dedication ok
Wilson Memorial Chapel, Watching.
viii be celebrated Sunday.
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Thomas Plunkett has been elected a
member of the New York Stock Elk
change.
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Connecticut will issue on April / next
81, 900, 900 more of the. IS. SOC. 900 31a per
cent. bonds authorized by the last
Legislature. E-.
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A STAR WANT ADS.
| D IN C~RANBERRIES.

GLOUCESTER, Feb. 1s.-Cranberrles
are very plenty in Gloucester County
and growers arc glad to dispose OF
them at almost any price.
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rood Real Estate Investment?

FABYAN PLACE-Desirable, well-builta attrac-
tive and comfortable house; not built Tor
speculation: offered for sale at Sc, $50, as owners
business calls him away from the city; rent $500;
$4,000 may remain on mortgage; possession may
be had May /. Address BUSINESS A Box
20, Star Office.
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Members of the Produce Exchange
are interested in an amendment to the
rules of the Chicago Board of Trade,
which has been posted, providing for
closing at 1 o'clock each day. except
Saturday, instead of at 1915. II adopted,
the rule will become effective May 2.
The banking syndicate which tool
over the shares of American Telephone
stock owned by the Mackay companies
is understood to have already marketed
over IS per cent. of the stock which il
purchased.
Announcement from Chicago
that the February business on the Hari-
man Pacific is the biggest for this pc
riod of the ear on record Both roads
are getting the full benefit of new
are getting the full benefit of new
equipment. All cars are employed anc
traffic is moving freely.
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DOCK PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SIN HUNDRED feet river. frontage; ideal 10
cation; what manufacturers need: only So
per foot. FBIST & FEIST, Factory Specialists
73S Broad st.
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FINEST CONSTRUCTED Two-FAMIBY.
East Oranre: Boston plan: six and bath
eight and bath: extra l~avatory: buffers pam
try; tiled baths and vestlbule; hardwood trim.
hardwood and parquer floors . electricity; sep
arate steamers, separate entrances. handsome
iy decorated: large plot suap. 81, 600; easiest
TERMS FBIST 4 FEST, 73s Broad st.
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RARITAN CANAL OPENS MARCH II

BORDENToWN, Feb. 1S.-rhe Della
ware and Raritan Canal will open to
navigation on Monday morning, March
FL.
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lR A l. ES Be-
\ Special Real ESTATE Days. tuesdays Fridays
REAL ESTATE FOR A L
CITY.

JAMES ST. 40. near P~lane-Briek residence,
good nsighbofhood, near D., L. & w. r. R.,
also shopping centre. 8 rooms and bath. in per-
feet order. Rll modern improvements; $500; on
liberal teTrIs.
For above and other genuine and decided bar
Cafp. aoa
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.


East Orange
EAST CHARACTERIZATION Groom cottage;
modern; all Improvements: fine location; two
minutes from trolley; convenient 10 Brick
Church station; lot f?@Sxf00; price 5000.
- STlGEH & TAYLOR, ss
Opposite. Brick Church Station, East Orange.
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UNUSUAL RESIDENTIAL SNAP.
East Orange. nine beautiful rooms. butler .
pantry, titled BATH steam heat, electricity,
hardwood noorss beam ceiling, fireplaces; hand
some DECORATIONS. beautiful location: resiT troll
ley. sacrifice 5000. FEIST & FEST, 7ss
Brnad st. ~
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PHIs Is YOUR o~PPoRTUNITl

THIS Is YOUR
to secure a t~wo-fanily house at a bargain, the
rent of one floor OF which practically pays the
expenses of entire building; located in restricted
residential. section of East Orange: close to
railroad station. and trolley has every modern
Improvements will sell $500 below actual value.
and on any reasonable terms. PHILIP j. BOW
ERS e. 60. 1Sys Market st.
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VICINITY OF BALLANTINE PARKWAY.
Magnificent stone and frame home; 3 elegant
rooms, reception. hall. sun parlor, buffers pan
try, billiard room. tiled bath, steam heat. cleo
tricfty. hardwood trim. hardwood doors pam
eled and beamed dining-room; extra size plot;
FMST, 1873 Broad ST. 1'
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arrived Mt Foreign Ports.

SIS La Savoie, at Havre from New York.
F.. IS Statendam, at Boulogne from New York.
SIS President Grant, at Hamburg from New
York.
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Glen Ridge.
For Someone Who Is Particular.

Only 81, 600 cash price Sc. 50O); handsome,
homo OF nine lovely rooms and re-
ception hall. in chestnut trim; open fireplace;
beam ceilings: oak stairway; double floors;
walks gas and electricity; first story stuceo,
second story shingle: a porte-cochere Is built
on house convenient for anyone having an
auto; this place will DE completed in about two
weeks and VIII look like a picture; restricted
one-fatnily location; handy to trains and troll
ley; II you are under. lease we will hold this
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Caldwell.
FARMS and homes: also. bungalow sites; $500
per ere. F. L. HELLER. CALDWELL. N. J.


DIRECT FROM BUILDER.
Asmodern and ,up-to-date one-family house, IN
one OF the choicest sections of Essex. county.
close TO railroad station and trolley; 3 large.
light. rooms. parquet floors, hardwood trim.
electric lights. etc; very handsomely decorated
throughout; will sell at q very low price; not
much cash required. PHILIP j. BOWERS &
CO.. 1879 Market ST.
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sailed from Foreign Ports.
SIS Philadelphia, for New York from queens
town.
SIS Berlin. for New York from Genoa.
SIS Carmania, for New York from Naples.
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CONVENIENT lots. $500 up, on your terms
houses 81. 600. to $4,000, all modern Improve
ments: small cash payments. WILLIAM STE
NENSON. Bloomfield Centre.
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BENJAMIN Guggenheim's departure for
Europe yesterday was for the purpose
Of inspecting the International Steam
Pump plants in France and Germany.
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q IT is NOT TOO LATE
10 secure one OF those choice two-family houses
on Fourth st, between Sussex av. and Orange
ri. ~. one. OF the best sections OF Roseville, as
fhefe Is just one left; they contain all improve
pnents. including separate entrances and steam
heaters, and are beautifully decorated through
out; price very low: terms TO suit purchaser.
III j. BOWERS & CO, 1879 Market st.
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TWO-FAMIBY HOUSEWIFE GARAGE.
Hunterdon ST. best parts well buiult; hve
and six rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments: separate steam heaters; finished in hard
wood; copper CUTTERS plot 50x100; 81 800 liberal
terms. LOUIS SCHLESINGER. Union Build
ing.
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EAST Park ST.-Two biick buildings to close
an estate: an exceptional bargain. LOUIS
6CHLESINGER Union Bldg.
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ONLY $4,000.

BLOOMFIELD BARGAINS.
/. sS50-Choiee building lots, 40N290.
81, 300-Four-roon house, near trolley.
81, 000-Sixs rooms; mechanics chance "
So, S00-Seven rooms; 50x150s poultry. garden.
Sc, 600r-Attrsctive cottages, all improvements.
81, 500-7New. 8 rooms, steam, electric light.
Sc, S00-Artistic semi-bungalowi4 swell
81, 000-Beautiful home; high-class location.
So. 250-coioniaf residence; 75-foot plot.
Bring your deposit with YOU. and secure first
choice. Call any day. 81
A. W. FISH.
No. 10 Willard av. So = Phone 2163-R.
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A practically new three-family house, con-
tanning II rooms and three baths; all decorated;
balls. newly carpeted; new shades throughout;
every Improvement except heat; price $500 be
low actual value; terms to shit purchaser: this
offers an exceptional opportunity. either as an
investment or. speculation. PHILIP ]. BOW
ERS & Q 1879 Market st.