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Lease.

Inc iau,s 'a.s aud Restaurant 'ompr n
Ia lss--d Tor t"i years a. an aggrrEst"
NJ 80, Wet Pour "auft street. ~" pTop-
ertv B. rear tho ,h-.-eq PIER. at whp h the
big passenger .insr- nov dos
Henry ~ Ninans A har have Leased for
- birart l-'i-t 'otuuan' and Mary NJ
ttn.!y a." windsor. a. ~" -ouih-a-t corner
isTss /. scott S and Rdwa Sip' e. GhriifsI,h'
president OF the Automobile Tire Company.
represented bv CTops \ Brown
\. h. Thomson mas leased for the heirs
90 Peter Nlken- To John J.. ilgnn-ry. late
of the Everett HOUSE. the NOts Van Tw iller
an eight story building a. the southeast
corner Of Twrnty 9Th street and lex ing ton
avenue. for twenty yearg a. an aEEr~gsts
completely renovated by the new pro-
pTistor
art dealer who has been establishes at No.
= Liberty street for the lsst fifteen yesrs
has leased for = term Of ten years from the
} ifTh ANenus Bank tho premises at No >
w-st FORTY fourth street Inc building
VIII Re altered for art galleries. and when
completed, in the early fall. SIR. Clarke will
town auction rooms. Mr. Clarke i the
fourth large art dealer 70 move into this
s" Cu,s d "'H a'S r1asks sOrnE TIE dsst
~. ", iSkar. GaillsrI Realty COMPANY
has lea s.d % ~" United cigar Stor-s
No iSsi Br1sdv ay. the northwest corner OF
FOrt eighth street.
Tho puroas company has leased for tha
pinner estate the i've story and basement
building at No. ST Nert Ihirtisth street
Tor Ave veaT- 10 the dell Manufacturing
COnpany. vhsh. after making extensive
alterations. vii - cupy the building for the
manufsctnf. ~ sverptng compoupd.
The Douglas l;ObsnsOn. Charles - Brown
Contrary have learst for a long term ~
years 10 GOlde y ohen the Gyc tory loft
building at N1s 80 and 1sD West BrOadw ay.
extending through Ia Noz. - aud IS Wooster
street. for the Ipris J.. LOrtllRrd estate
The les-es.s recently acquired under 4 lag
term lease from another branch 81 tho
I.orlliard family the ADJOINING property. AZ
Nos 3sJ and 1As West Broadway RUNNING
through 20 No- saRnd n Wooster Sweet and
the .siI~cess ~ renting the buidin.. they
have Just Completsd on the IL tier site atis..,l
them 10 tnrrea ~ their holding
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MaidHr Lane ~ one Of tho few streets IN
tho civ that has not Lost its on gtnsl name.
~ a path between the great Bouwerie- ~
Jansen Damsn and COrnell- Van IlenbOVefi.
u known a. the SisaJde Pacific or
Maidens pa'h These farms extended east
l'saTi street an Tienhoven was secretary
~ the Council and son -in law Of Damen. who
vas the Ti0hest man N the colony Resides
tho farm ALREADY mentioned. 10 owned one
mat. v.Ider Engli7h rule. was known a. the
hing Farm and j. nov occupied BY Trinity
Church and it, crOund=
The property ~ Nos - ard - Maiden
Lane tina, !o--ph + Day viii JfeT az auction
TOT 'he i.oril,A-d spencer estate or April {!
~ fns' ss-ssv street aals-ropm, stands on
rart 1T the siie 81 Dsineu = farm
IN tho early eighteenth century streets
we're oTsned through these farms and they
heuauie sites for fashionable residences
botany at Kings College, nov COLUMBIA.
~ hos. county, seat. EiRin. hetwee'. Forty
seventh and fifty-lr~t .~'re-t.. titth aud
-lNth avenue. Mas purchased bv the State
tor a botanical garden for the college snd
- now known A. he columbia lrnsehold-
.'EIue- ! Roosevelt lived Just oppo~ite ths
-iis. that Mr. Da~ will offer a. auction. pr
rHisl. lv~d few door below. opposite to
him were 10" homes oG the be-sfnan and
BENSON families
A. trad.. gradually crept uptown tkeAe
IseoDls were fOrred TO move. their handroms
restdenr~. took the first step toward bust
ness the boarding hau~e now entered upon
hrief reign To be followed by the book and
ststioner- trade and later b-- tho tewelrJ-
merchant az rrcent years The insurance.
business fas been c~ntrtng In this section
nd many large buildings have been built
Tor its accommodation.
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OaksaIe Aaetssa No. rs.

OAkdals has much 70 offer in the way Of
sport and recreation. The golf links there
are among the best In the country the trout
any In tho State. the duck aud snips shoot ing
cannot be excelled, the facilities for suTf
and stil water beihinx are nneq,ialled and
hest ON the Atlantic coaaL. A nae haFtpor
for yachts and power boats Il at the mouth
OF Great River. where Il enters the bay
Lake ROnk0nkoma. the eastern terminal
81 the Motor Parkway. IL within sir minutes
Ftin Of the Oakdale station. All the land al
iecttOnabls feature can bs introduced
On Thursday W. X. Aston will have his
nIs,s Tbess are within 40 80, y, ' ~.
Oakdale station. Permanent shore rights
on Crest South hay will pass under the
TERMS of tho sale. Tbs aalO VIII b0 CON
Quoted BY. Bryan g. Kennedy in the ve~sy
street exchange.
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FIFTH AvENCE Frederick Kl.ngmsn hs :
sold No. sas Fifth avenue. adjoining the
four s,ory b1IIdinS on plo, ,s1noo ~ sbcu;
ts35.Ooo. Nr. KlinEman bought the prop
erty 81 partition ssle about three years
rseaii conc~rn which viii oo.upy The
building after making alterations.
NINETY-sECOND STREET SIawson 4
Hobbs havs sold for Agnes Kelley 70 .
.soop brovns,ons and brick dwelling ~
No. iss West Sinety-second street. on lot
TWENTY-T-~HTH STREET. SAndford
a Green h.. sold 70 tho I74th Street Con :
structlon COMPANY isnAi2 Roth. presi-
dent. No. - Mss, Iveniy .eIghth street.
buyer owns Nos. ~. - and ~. adjoining.
and nov controls 4 plo, frontage Of 100
teen story mercantile buiId.nS l. !
o 20 8, and frsderi"k Fox 4 co. q No"
sEVENTY-FOURTH STREET Mics Sc
lena ". Canpbeu has bought from Ma
thantsl A. Campbell No t1s East seventy
fourth s,rsst Shrse s,1rg dTsiIins 2.
sold No - Fast Six'y-ninth street
EIGHTEENTH STREET The HuIdana
Realty COMPANY Joseph wittDer, presi-
and 123 West EiGhtsensh street. a mes six
story buildnR. on plot tSxs2. be'ween
Company has sold through ". Moore tn
4. ~ vOg~l tho three story dwelling ag
No. i25 West i7Oth street on lot -OxIOO .
MT Nogel gave In exchange the four story
American basemsnt house At No. iI1 West
i3ssh -'Tsss and cottage a. SO. ia Urban
sfrest. Mount Vernon. v !.
GOTH STREET ". Y. Rabe has bought
from 'he Rapid Tr4nsit subway COR
struCtiOn Con Dany the plOt II four lots
On the north side u .Osth street a feet
west Of the Or1nd COncOurss. iI4XiO0x
irregular.
EIGHTH AVENUE. -Auisa 4 Co. have aOld
for samuel Gordon No ~ Eighth avenue
four story business builsltnG. on lot
IRz To-. - feet north Of Twenty -fOuTt b
street. Mr. Gordon purchased the prop
erty a. auction a short time ago
IsgTu STREET smith PhSIpa have
sold tho four four story double Hats &C
No. 90 70 90 Fast i3ath street.
i5gTlI STREET. Krrz 4 Urea have soid
for v. J. Crandsll No. go East 10th street.
i've story nat
NORRIS AVENUE --Wurz a Uren have
cold for the helwood Construction Com
pany the plot iOOHtOto az the mort hsaet
corner Of Morris avenue and tsfth street.
FIRST AvENCE John 10. IO@rarn has
bought for = client from Ernest WHEEL
No. SO Wrist avenue. q ave story tens-
MEET With store. on LOT - I0GaD.
AVENUE A.--John LIoker has cold the
n~s Story aat With stores at No ie7l
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4 New nevsssrsnea, a IAs,Is NeeS.

Tho Dwizht-Murray Realty Company
has bought two tracts consisting Of iss
acres At Little Neck for. IL IL SAid. betwsen
500 100 and SsDo uOp The prOp~rties COM
pri.s. the Van NostrEnd estate 81 isS acres
and the Weeks estate OT nine acres, In
January the company also DuTcha ed
-tshtsen acres from tho hiOOdgO cutter
estate, making fs total holdings l93 acres.
Active operations have already begun
on ne dsN slopment al the property which
viii b~ know u a. Little Neok Hills. The
property has an average elevation OI about
so feet On the east tho property diOtn~
I..epdai~, the country estate 81 ". n. Nsn-
d-rDnt. Jr.
Oue OF the possibilities In conEec ton
with tho wight Murray Realty Company's
plrChaso concerns an extension of the
Motor Parkway. as this property can he
made The connecting link between the great
automobile thoroughfAr aud the Ous~ns-
bOrO Bridge. AZ the present time tho park
way ends At tho Vanderbilt property. and
movement Il already on foot TO induce the
DIV iEht- Murray Realty Company TO extend
W across rs property 60 point on Broad.
have charge Of the Little Mock Mills de-
yslopmert Tor tho Dwight-Nurray Realty
COMPANY
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building themselves they could eliminate
the sp~culatoTs' profits and -ec,iT. their
own space at q smaller annual charge
The rsst OF the huilding could Ia rented
at the full prevailing rate. which would
still further reduce he cost 10 tho -tcc.t-
holders. Finailv they would h. much
moro likely To obtain a building ulrrns,l
equipped aud decorated in a suitable
manner. Obviously a plAa ~ this kind
would he nuch more lea. ols IA the case
OF an ONCE or loft building than ia the
case Ut an apartment house Ia the
former the apartment - the unit and
stochholder who wishes either "a increasss
or diminish his space has difficultv in
doing so But the space in AN oaics or
loft building - divisIbie into smaller
units 4 business man who pGr-
chssss a certain numbsr Of units
can IN the case OF a change in the
circumstances 81 his business either
buy mora space or seil Of part Of the
space he already owns We ara con
yincsd that when this idea - examined
IL will appeal to many 81 the Whols-als
merchants who arr now moving uptown
into the new mercantile district and that
considerable opportunity of profit -
waiting FOR men thoroughly informed a.
20 real estate ann business conditions
who will promote this clasa 81 btIiiding
prO l@ct
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~arrb = NcEnight - the buyer 81 No
Wei tveni 3 - ighih street. sold recent,
be- IfonsS liedu~n The buyer ONn'
'l. property Edioiring al No ~ and nov
cont role = plot iSAS- about 80 feet east
- Broad HH
: Leonard Kellogg ls the buyer Of No rs
IA~t -u'lsth street sold recently b.
rsra 4 lu!ng
4 rO;Hpau" BEADED BY RanHld 10 MAcrun-
AID j. tho buzz ba.eT Of NJ - 10 iGa West
iify -eIgHfA street sod recently by "
WATd Ihs buyers will erect . nins story
- PARTNER, house from plans nv charles 2
Brgr - ,o-t about So. Qap
Andrea taraguaTO = the buyc- 81
W ~ Ws~' Fourth street. sold -. er'i'-
D. Thomas DcnhO'n through the buTo-s
e u!.Iuany
Mrs Ig'ha~tna tahiii IL the buyer Of
No Is1 N~-t lghteauth street -oid bv the
Miller c.'al" through the burCss Company
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10 e. Ntrpl q plot. Ioyioa. south SIDE oi
SiV'N--syrufh street so tes' wes' oi
Twelfth a. suus also for urcN 10 4
buyer Tor Improvement nlot. GnA iuo
north side OF Seyenty ninth street 10 ieet
west ~ Twelfth Avenue. d. -er heighi-
Arthur 7 Du 1rct A 80 have sold NJ. tjs
lsNerson ANenu- 'iIre story double
apartment house shoui - feet wide for
tfs,Ho
1notuas Eos~rrnus haa odd No. Iiss
Eas' Fifteenth -tr'-.t ErupFIyu. three
story name detached uva..uz on large
irregular plot. Tor Nargarri ',arvs'
Henry Pier-uu 4 80. have a0la NO -
Sterling place. three story aud be- asE4su'
hrOwHstoEe 4 "lILA. on plot 80 90 To-
LILA J. lIraT To- "a client also r-so.d No. -
ttiCa avenue toruer uf Nt.antic avenu@. a
four sr0TN modern apart cut hOUae e. ith
-totr~ ,rr bT teuTs.' " A'sFeli
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QneensborO Elrshse Piazza . NeE Centre
Ter the Meter car Trade.

The Ford AutomObils Company has
bought from interests Identified with the
irnnsylvanta Railroad . tract % land ex
tending go iest along Jackson avenue Gloss
plant which u To cost etqo. 90. On ThomD-
son avenue betwe~n Van Dam and hnl
streets the Packard Motor Car Company
rec~ntly bought q plot is0K2SO feet. UPON
Wht'h fartOry and garage estimated 20
cost $50. 900 VIII aOon be cOmpieeed. In
The immediate victnlty work u progressing
on the plants % the Palmer singer Brew
ster and John Calvin companies.
The location Of many % the important
horO bringe Playa ~ partly due to the COM
parativo chsapDGa8 % sites In q section
principal inoWneivS % these ImDoTeant con
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strIction operations. however. 10 the belief
that there utll be a heaVy demand for auto
mobiles by Quoons and Long Island ro>t-
dents Of exclusive home sections.
That Queens officials have considered the
Importance 81 modern roads for automobile
traffic az a factor In the complete develop
m~nt Of North SHORE SOFT IONS n shown by the
present extensive work On the improve
ment OF jackson avenue. Work II nov
progressing on the largest single contract
for grading. including the elsvat ion Of that
thOroughfars for a distance Of almost two
miles hetv cen NoodSlds and Trains Meadow
rOsd awarded In sever0l years. With the
elevation to grade of this stretch Of the
avenue n straight road y IN he opened from
the Queenaboro Bridge Plaza 10 Flushing
MAlba, WhitestonS and a considerable part
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Iuye.tsr Tsuy. q, Great NecG

The Mcknight Realty Company has .ai,
20 An Investor at the Estates n Grsas Nech
three half acre plots. On whtrh VIZ y"
erected immediately three beautiful st,tr,e'
residences. TO cost from So. Os0 TO $1,000
each.
The company has sold at RaySi'is- Flp~f.
ing ~ l.. sumner a Plot, tOxtOn on htngst"n
avenue. bot ween Palace and LaNItn"T
leo. on Highland avenue, north % Palac"
boulevard; % George v. Dubois p!"'
t0NtOO. ON EmwOod avenue north " Pala'~
boulevard: 10 y. A. tiude a plot y70xiO0. on
Cid~i avenue between IaWrenre ava
Palace bOutevards- also sold. AZ CedaFhursf-
North. To y. Maneley. q plot, fONtco. 90
Oakland avenue, bet wceu KensingtOn plare
and PARK place: and TO A. kennedy plot
81 Middle Neck T0ed. IN The sherwood
deyelopneut
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BrsSkIyn sales.

FRIDAY Lshmsnn have sold No IIss
Putnam avenue. three Story nat FOR
John n Jackson. also No. 1854 Putnam
avenue a tWo story aud basement dwelling
for " bowers. Nos. 2i0S and 2i0s Fulton
street, two three story buildings. for y. Y.
Lewis and No. lena Gates avenue q three
story double net. for AdolDh p Hu~g
collins Norton have rold aold tn. bal
ancs % their holdings AZ Fifty ninth street
houses They we're exchanged for Long
Island property.
Howard 4. Pyle 4 60. have sold TO Srholtz
a Mot With = frontage % ~ feet and running
throuEh IN Rockwell place. The buyers
Tesold thu property to tho Otto WissneF
Piano Company. which will erect . ak story
concrete building an the site
Prank A 8eavec has sold for 2. WitepakV
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r.c-m-r, HON.. mrs.gm New s,,,.

with the completion, Just announced. Of
two sections Of the chain 81 model tenement
houses projected by the Bush Termina
Company the hrst great step has been taken
la tho WORK Of systemattzing the labor mar
het % south Brooklyn. Leasing operations
for the eight finished structures have begun
aud along with the orders to the builders
To hurry tho work on Ghs remaining sixteen
comes the statement that another series OF
these teneEnents viii be- erected within .
short time.
The eight finished buildings. IN sections OF
four each. stand. respectively. on Twenty
ninth street and Third avenue and on che
south side " hirty third street and bet ween
Ihird and Fourth avenues, South Brooklyn
" h,le nO particular line IN b~tng drawn in
the matter 81 tenantthg. N - eNtected that
the majority OF occupants viii ~ recruited
frofn the vast army Of workers employed b.
the scores OF mauulRcturersan and whOiesa lers
which have their plants aud parerOoma Ia
fhs Bush Compony'N model loft hui,dingu
nearby. between Thtrt y-fOurth and Thirty
seventh Strsets and second and Third ave-
nue- II was for the purpose OF rounding
out the manufacturing facilities Of The sec
tion that President Irving I. Bush decided
10 take up the construction Of tenementa
The south Brooklyn labor market has
always been gOOsl and there h no lack Of
suitable WOrkingmens quarters tn tho
Manhattan and Jersey towns irs tho Wass
of their employers made u advisable 20 pro-
vide living accOmmods tons Of the highest
character for the newcomers and TO "a We
them a. much ~ p,lAaihie sht inconvsni-
ence Of taking chAnce- In tho question Of
renting IN q section comparatively strange
TO them.
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BuiisilnG News.

Pians have been nleI with Building SUI
perintendent Miller for aye story garage.
TO be built for Charles A. Miller a. ovnsF
from d. .Rns by George " Grlebei. archi-
tsct az Nos. cts and 80 West Sixty eighth
street. a. "a coat Of So, $50. aud three Story
~ be tor David VI po-ibsr a. Nos. J15 and
81 Past Twenty nth street 20 ce-t ses Gs=s.
The aTchitSct i BenJaIn Finkensieper.
-o,, Tor a io,,r .tory Office and store building.
to ~ eTectssd fer August Jansen "a ner AZ
No-. 20 and - Wet Ihirtieth street. Al he
operatioa .up~Tsedi.lE the proposed aitera-
ION 0f Inc old fashiOnsd OifiCes. and for n
one story store for Dr. J. ". lArkLn ~ owner.
at No. lais Ansterdan avenue. y. y. Chaser
being the archifec'.
r. :. Miller n arrh!tect nIed plans for
making over "a" four Tiory and basement
street into q non housekeeping apart memt
house. With stores on the lover noor-. The
chsngs 81 occupancy hetnE made for tho
estate u W. J DOuglnS NJ owner, and for
con v=TtssE he former dancing academy sni
II Tsss, owned 10y The j II IIorton Compsn ) ;
INTO FtoTe building for Otto Her~chmaH
a. lessee. ih. alterHIions hing made from
designs 10y ! 4. Watson a. archttect at
Plans have bean fied for making over the
three story dweliing with store az No. lsO3
Third nvetlur into = NOV tng picture exhibit
,ion hall for HgrOwitZ. teaCs kspplah.
enIaTEing the building for the purpose az
made from designs 10y Clement d. Brun a.
architect. and for ronv:rfing he smthy
AZ No. re West Fnty nfst street INTO .
garage for John kerrigRn owner John
Hill h-ing the architeci.
The BTSnN piaH~ for new buiidin9s com
priss four two story dwellings to he btlile
for louisa esatts on StshDtna avenue, north
% 18TH street. To cost t7O.ns three story
dwelling Nth store on Stcbbins svonne
north OF Idal n street for Frank A. Ten
brook to coat 81. O1O. two five story Hat
on Nelson avenue, south % laoth sfTeef
and two three story dwellings on Igs u
street. west of Nelson avenue. the four
buildings TO cost e5O.0OO. The Eats 81. mo-
being for tn ~. Frnnrta Realty CoEnDanY
and . two story and attic dwelling on Their
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The Really Trust ha4 sold al AIAIba q
plot frOnttng about 10 feet along POWell's
Of Point Circle The purchaser " having
plans prepared for q modern Colonial dwell
ing. IN cost OF. 100. Other aalea were a
plot on the east side % Fourth avenue
south Of the intersection Of Malba Drive
with that thqrgughfare: q plot On the north
. plot ON ths east side Of Malba Drive nOrsoa
OG summit place and plot an tho west side
Qf Malba Drive about 800 feet south % tho
Malta pieT
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Isrsght~a EIeaNh Casino.

The Brighton Beach CastnO. under the
management Of Louis FISCHER. MAS opened
water az the end % tho Ocean PARKWAY
drive from Prospect Park. The CSsinO viii
steam heated and the veTandas are en-
closed if glass
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IN addition % tho great number Of model
AckgrsOn Company y building 90 Bright
waters, hay shore. l.. J.. for the spTing
GhelT komes built under special cOntrlc9
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The Iaur-lton Land Company has cold 20
Anna 2. Brown, nov realdinG IN the Ansonie
hOtpi. q dwelling on Delaware street 10
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LAKE ROPATCONa


ATTRACTIVE 81 NGAbOW SIIES
with private lake Less than ten mlnuvs
from HOpatoOAg station. close 10 hotcl-
aud cottages. From also upwAnt. wr'.
or call. HoPArCoNC MOUNTAIN LAM
DEVELOPMENT co. iSS Broadway. Nex
York
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More readily accessible from the Battery to
42d Street, New York, than a large
portion of Greater New York, and
much more comfortable
means of travel.
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avenue 4. o. lot ,sla.. for Julius fiorniE
10 Herman N Rlppr.
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with the Ackerson com pany at costs ranginF
from 1000 30 go. 400. among these ar
'he city 0f New YORK Charles .. Oddir
o. 2. Raynor samuel Keliock, Herbert
Mackenzie, John a.. Kahaly, John u. 1ayior.
Ntllism StanlaSs Brown. pr. " NJ 'iu'"u
ard GhaTie- Il. NuughIOn.
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The D., olu,Ion es Maiden LAM.

lot avenue. south Of Gleason avenue. to
cost ~ 5Oo
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GENT. IaAN's PATm. most acCes1IbIe; 10 Srrc-:
don 1sae-e~ cnitiv. lion. balance SSouiI.aa mn
dance iruit; crystal lake. slocked With trout cut
aud frame house: modcra convenience ,,sar7
heat and gas. siN outbuild'ngs mill run ~ " ~
Ton: rrSvinE at u.nendOus rats: $500 r. q, .r.
). y. LiNH, WooasuG Lase. NJ.
~ Shor' HIIs. y. J.-fInest suburban loca riy
IN View %. scy. ~ miles frsri N-v Work 90 sea.
wanna ifnilroad. several FIRE country hom~s win
me grounds Tor rent for ,umrie. MONIES iii-
nished or Tor one , ga furnished. small cottage
furnished. OF Cor sale ON sny terms ala me Ii.
Peal Es:at. A=rui' sAor, nuts. =. ~.
GLEN RIDGE Three Aajolninr so,iso 'po, Too.
all improvements made. hsAniifui snAsic tee. 10
grazing 10 be dOur, 9 uliuutrs IA LarsagnunA
NATHAN ~ SsII.I- Inc.
At PAL.ISADE. = B.. - minutes from i.s.s -
beautful, modern. hardwood nflsh. ~ rDoFn Isst-
trici sswsr slsieSA is' SiretnF well worth tS,,-
ton. owNHR, il"I rs, ,Psi.asis. v j.
LAKE, HoPArCoNG- sister islands y rom
stone hous: furnished, bath. boat house. lauu'
:: Walnut 81. NswATG. \. ). "
FOR RENr.
ron RENT.-F1Tnlshed house from june iU
70 Septsmber LIST or iSth. stone and cer1en'
sSsss rses ON Ss sso y a p
Ing porch on second. live minutes walk frnfn
ecS soS nSos and sssh on seGSs tao o. aoSu.
and bath ON third. Rent $50 per month. \
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y. J.. or N COrilAndt 81. New YORK Ts.epholes
EAST ORANGE. y J.-Upper apartncnr
two family house: seven rooms. al I'm proy euachts
steam heater. screened NerAndA. awnings. ten
minutes Brick Church station. LackaaAEaa
$40 OWNER. q sanford 81.
TfHNISIiED Hot 81. for rent IAke Hopai
cong. Sister Islands, nine room stone house ~
nishetl. bath: boat house. launch. rOwboAts. ~
houss nllrd.
JOSEPH u. KING. ~ Walnut 81. Newark y. !
ESSEN FELI.S. y. Jy-HAndsome hOuse, flr.
nished. four tO STA month";. reasonable term.
desirable party: golf. tennis. >. Boa 10 SIS
Of1ce
with the Ackerson mpany az costs TanxinF
from ei0.OO 30 go. noO. Among these ar,
Edmund y FISHER, Deputy Coinp,roll.r, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
Lehifh Valley Railroad
park View" Station at Property

Lehish Valley Railroad ID now operated
to New York over the Pennsylvania tracks and
ferries. Lehish Valley win use the Pennsyi-
vania Railroad North River Tunnels when
completed. This means 20 minutes from this
property to New York City, without change of
cars. Completion of MeAdoo high speed road
between New York and Newark viii. greatly
improve transit facilities and largely advance
values.
This tract ID located on high ground, d.
rcetiy opposite Weequahie Park, $50 feet from
Railroad Station, and restricted to instre proper
development.
There arc very few locations equal m ma
trc and beauty and accessibility, and none
possessing the same advantages where prices
arc so low.
DO you know the value of property
fronting on any Public PARK?
Do you know the value of desirabIy
located, restricted, residential property 20
minutes from New York?
DO you know what proper restriction
means to the future value and develop
ment Of easy accessible property? u you
should. you will realize at once the great
opportunity this location offers.
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