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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10

Baltimore & Ohio for Rochester. N.
L. where the convention Of the Impe-
rial Council OF the Ancient Arabic Or
DER Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine will
meet The delegates left on three
special cars. two ~sleepers and a bag
gage car. and will arrive in New York
City this morning.
George NJ. Ford headed
he local delegation. The party in
Guided members OF the Arab Patrol.
me local delegates have secured res
ervation at the Eggleston hotel. Fol-.
lowing are among those who left:
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Ford. Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. White. Parkersburg.
W. Va: Mr.. Inc Mrs. n. l.. Hesse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. SchoieId. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. {. Schneider. q. w. Burdatts,
W. w. Irwin. A. L. Jack. Fiatwood.
W. Va: ]. r. Fisher. Flatwood. w.
Va: Walter s. Sugden. S~istersviIIe
w. Va; w. G. Agncw. SistersvfIIe, w.
Va; Jefferson Hoskinson. S~istersviIle
W. Va: c. Z. C~arrigan. Moundsville.
w. Va; j. a. Weisgerber, d. ID. wa.
tiers. bridgeport. o.: J. l.. Fox. Bridge
port. o.: F. G.. Roderus, A. II. Robin
son. J. y. Hendrix. j. y. Sisson. L..
X. Barlow. A. r. Schairer. II. n.
hraatz. W. A. Springer. George
hesse. Jr.. {. +. Warffuel. A. ]. Ober-
man, {. +. Evans. I'D G.. Elig. Alfred
Mark. {. ]. Gracey. F. Z. Armbruster.
Edward Johns. Bridgeport. o.; ii. q.
FRIEDRICH. j. Sherwood Fee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
MEMORIAL SERVICES
is Held at First Christian Church For
Herbert Moninser. Noted SUM-
day School Worker.

y memorial service for the late Her.
bert Moniugcr OF Cincinnati. head of
tho teacher trimming department of the
Christian church. was held yesterday
morning ~ the First Christian church
Of this city. Mr.. MOninger died re.
Gently AZ his home in Cincinnati. just
as he was about 70 start TO the Inter.
national Sunday school convention nj
san Francisco. death being caused by
appendicitis.
He was quite well known here. hav-
ing conducted the teacher training
department Of the Moundsville Chau.
tauqua last ummer After the close
OF the C%hautauqua. he gave some
largely attended lectures AZ the First
Christian church. He was known
throughout the United States by his
work and The numerous books Of which
he d the author.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10

on to-day. The men were very CRATE
full last night for tnes favor, as II
means much more comfort for them
during the hot months. At a number
of places in the country the street car
men have adopted the shirt waist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
HUMIDITY CAUSES
much SUFFERING
SUNDAY OPPRESSIVE ALTHOUGH
THERMOMETER ONLY 81.
Ice Shortage Becomes Almost a
Famine-cool Wave Fails to
Materialize.

While the thermometer lacked eight
degrees of reaching the official high
record for the season. the suffering in
this city yesterday from the heat was
July as great as on any OF the ex-
cessivcly hot days last week. The
humidity was much greater. making
the day a close. oppressive one The
highest temperature recorded on the
government thermometer OF Miss For
swine was - degrees. while the low
est Tor the ~ hours was al. Last
night the temperature was Sc.
\ light breeze mitigated the heat
somewhat during part Of the day but
there vas no noticeable fall in the
temperature even up to a late nour
last night. The prediction OF the
weather bureau for much cooler
weather has not yet materialized in
this section and there are no immedi-
ATE prospects of a cool wave.
The ice shortage which has affected
The city for the past week became
almost a famine yesterday when many
families We're unable 10 secure any
ice whatever. One large company in
stituted the practice of letting half it's
customers have ice on one day and
the other half the next day. and in a
number Of cases ncighbOrs have sent
butter and milk 10 each others cellars
returning the favor the following day.
The rain which fell here Friday was
confined TO Il very small area and
many of the country districts are still
needing rain very badly. Prices OF all
farm products have begun TO soar and
unless relief comes soon they will
probably continue TO do so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
Stone & Thomas
Track Foreman Killed
I'm Cut at Point Mills

ih" body. and after an examination OF
The remains and an inquest. rendered
q verdict Of accidental death. There
"cr" no signs OF fouI play. and if U.s.
said That The man had not been drina
INK Or is possible that hc may have
been exhausted and laid down to rest.
The man Was a native Of Corvorq.
italy. TO-" was about forty years o.
q and unmarried For Tho past five
years he had been employed o. a
track foreman bt rho D. 4 - and was
q valued and trusted omployc. The
remains were f1acn fD tho ThorrbHr.
undertaking pHrlors Boo Elm Grove 10
be- prepared for burial
Tn" funeral wil Do held this %
Ing af q o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
WEAR SHIRTWAISTS
General Manager Nsgle Grants Stree
Car Men Privilege to Wear
Shirt Waists.

Upon request ~ the conductors and
motormcu of The Wheeling Traction
COMPANY. General Manager g. q. Ma
gle. OF The company. Saturday granted
the mon the right ? wear shirt waists
during the summer months. and the
order becomes effective today.
The color 10 DO adopted was not
known last night. but will be decided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
BODY OF oRUCE POMPETTI
FOUND HORRIBLY mANGLED.
10 Thought 10 Have Fallen Asleep On
Traek-Verdiet Of Accidental
Death.

Horribly mangled. the body o.
Gruce POmpetti was found Yesterday
morning about . O'Clock ON tho o. ~
o. tracks. in the cut near Point Mills
He was last seen alive on Sunday
night about 10 o'clock. when no parted
with some companions Uo is sup
posed n have gone 10 sleep on tho
track and was struck by a train
Coroner A. - Nichols was summon
ID Immediately after the discovery Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
civil SERVICE TEST
An Examination for Clerk and Car.
rier viii be Held at the Post
office In This City on
November I.

Age limit. IS to As years, on the
date OF the examination.
Married women will not be admit
ted 10 the examination. This prohibi-
ton. however. does not apply I o wo-
men who are divorced or those who
are separated from their husbands
and support themselves. but they are
eligible for appointment only as
clerk.
For application blanks and for full
information relative TO the examina-
ton. qualifications. duties, salaries.
vacations. promotions. etc. address,
Immediately. John T. Cowl. Secretary,
Board OF Civil Service Examiners.
Postofice. Wheeling. w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10
WHEELING SHRiNERS
off FOR new YORK
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
WHICH OPENS TO-DAY.
Large Humber From Wheeling LEFT
Last eVening-Party Includes
the Arab Patrol.

With Il large number from the sur.
rounding towns accompanying them.
'h" delegation Of local shriucrs de-.
parted last evening a. $685. over the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-10

II may be more blessed to give
than 10 receive. yet some people who
live up TO that theory go into the
hands OF a receiver.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17
TIN PLATE DROP
HAMMERS DOWN
PRICE OF STEEL
Westinghouse Electric Also
Sells 2 Points Below Yes
terday's Closing.

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Large blocks
OF stocks were thrown on the market
at the opening today. and prices yielded
III every direction. The selling a
heaviest in U. S.. Steel, the first trans
action in which was 1850 shares at
5sM to SO, a maximum decline of Ss.
Union Pacific opened off a point on p
sale of 1900 shares. and Canadian Pa
ci6c lost the same amount. st. Paul
and Northern Pacific dropped "a, ana
most of the other active shares nearly
as much. Lehigh Valley, the only eN-
ception. rose u at the opening, but in
the first few minutes lost most OF Its
advantage.
IL a. m.-Announcement oil a reduc-
ton in the price of tin-plate to the
lowest figure since 1906 accelerated the
decline in United States Steel. and 1t
yielded ia to 5SH Active selling was
also conducted in other parts of the
list, with an abrupt fall of N in st.
Paul. attracting considerable attention.
Westinghouse Electric sold 2 points be-
low yesterdays closing, n Reading.
Atlantic Coast Line, American Smelt-
ing, ~Amalgamated Copper and Amer
lean Locomotive 1. Trading was quiet
and somewhat steadier at IL o'clock.
Noon--The attitude of officials of the
department of justice toward the
American Tobacco Company's plan of
reorganization and revival of reports
that action was soon to be taken by
the government against the United
States Steel Corporation combined to
depress prices materially in the morn
ing session of the stooi market. United
States Steel was the weakest of the
prominent issues, much of the selling
being attributed to European sources.
Both issues of American Tobacco bonds
and the preferred stock were heavy,
and on the curb the common stock
declined nine points. Union Pacific
was below yesterdays low price and
Reading was under some pressure, but
Lehigh Valley was relatively firm. Nor
folk and Western was virtually the
Only stock to show a gain. rising IA
to 107. The trend of prices was up
ward in the second hour, but the re-
covery consisted of only moderate
fractions, and the buying decreased
steadily. Bonds were easier.
| p. m.~Early losses were reduced to
small fractions during the course of
q slow hardening movement. which
began around midday. Denials from
Washington that any immediate action
VAS to be brought against L. S. Steel
helped tina stock to rally a point from
the lowest. Similar r%ecoVeries were
made in some other active issues.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17

Hassinger. South Orange. 8 S Mon.
trose av. 260 IT W FIR Centre ST. l0lx
Yale Land Co. to Fred Brehme, Irv-
lngton, lots 52-53, map %Irvington
VIM. r, Ward to Jos. Click ct al.
w. Orange, u 5 land Robt. Hop
kins. W FIR Pleasant Valley way. is
Alex E~ffenberger 10 John Terzian.
Orange, e S Central pl. go # fr
Central av, 25x100.
Caroline T.. Maddox to Philip j.
Bowers. Bloomfield. $ S Franklin
81, tl9 II fr Florence av. 37x103....
Philip j. Bowers to Caroline T. Mad
dox. Bloomfield. S S Franklin st, 1iS
IT FIR Florence aV, 31x103. ..........
Ninoenzo Carsillo to Giuseppe Mari
ammo. Belleville, W s Heckel St. 17S
IT n fr Lawrence st, 33xl22. .........
Chas Wiley to Chas. II. Taylor, Il.
Orange. 9 c cor lot Julia Wiley,
l0K4i6
Charles RI. Taylor to Alice +. Wiley,
T.. orange. same property. ..........
Frank S~harupski to Frank Sitniski.
Bloomfield. S e $ Myrtle av, $ fr
n new st through land Francis c.
Thomas, 50x1S5.
Frank j. Foster to Sherwood Thorn
son. Irvington, e S 23d st, 225 IT n
FIR Springfield aV, 12x100. ....,.,.....
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17
MORTGAGES RECORDED.


Stephen Logan to I. Benjamin Glueck-
field, west side Somerset street, 356 feet
north from Spruce street, $500.
Building and Loan Association, north side
Chester avenue, % feet east from Grafton
street. 5000.
Wilsey street, 100 feet north from Warren
street. S17S.
Joseph Roller to Joseph Ropcskevitc,
west side Winans avenue. III feet south
from Eighteenth avenue. $1,000.
John 4. Gregory to Catharlne f. Curtis.
north side Montclair avenue, 66 feet west
from Highland avenue. $500.
Frederick Kliugel to Triumph Building
and Loan Association. east side Norwood
street, 100 feet south from Abinger place,
$500.
same to Jennie L. Fiske, same property,
s40o.
David Lsu to Russell Robinson Com
pany, south side Earl street 1873 feet east
from Elizabeth avenue, 81, 500.
Alberto Sommantico to francesca CHA
rayallo, north side Warwick street. c5
feet east from jefferson street, 1872.
Building and Loan Association. west side
Fairview avenue. rs feet south from
Eighteenth avenue. $3.50.
Bank. west side South six h street. S75
feet south from Sixteenth avenue, $1,000.
Ida Sternick and husba to George ].
schindel ct all west side m . 40 street
Max Wittig to Grand Building and Loan
Association, east side South Tenth street,
% feet north from Holland street, $4,000.
Antonio Coszone to Samuel Schechner,
east side Morris avenue, 20 feet south from
Fourteenth avenue, S1.2o0.
John Lang to City Trust Company, east
| side Third street, 266 feet northeast from
/ Sussex avenue, $1,000.
Gustave Oschwald to Albert Oschwald
! east side Belmont avenue, 319 feet south
from Bigelow street, $1,000.
Fulton Hat Company 10 A, Sigmund
Kanergieser. southwest corner Newark
and Warren streets, $3.50.
Rosie Taplitzky aud husband to Mt
Prospect Building and Loan Association
east side Charlton street. 400 feet soutf
from ontgome street. $500.
Babetta Siemering and husband 10 Hons
Building and Loan Association. north side
Augusta street, west side Nicholson street
and two other tracts, ;a.00o.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17

Roseville Realty Company to Newark
Building and Loan Association, east side
North Tenth street, 265 feet north from
Third avenue, $500.
Nathan Weinberg to John Jackson.
northwest corner Richmond street and
South Orange avenue, $1,000.
Irving T.. Heyman to Guarantee Building
and Loan Association. southwest corner
Newark and Warren streets, $4,000.
Louisa Edwards and husband to An
citation. west side Alexander street. 445
feet from Jacob Hummeli's land, 81. 200.
Louis BliTise to city Hal Building ard
northeast corner Edward Beclfs land,
81. 100.
TOWNSHIPS.
Elizabeth a. Wadsworth and husband to
Essex County Trust Company, East
Orange, north side Nineteenth street, 1870
feet south from William street, $500.
Thomas c. Penn to Alexander c. Kinsey,
Bloomfield, south side Maolis avenue, 1903
feet east from Ashland avenue. 81, 500.
Lucy .. Btokaw and husband to Nettie
HIATT, East Orange and Bloomfield, west
side Harlow street, lac feet southwest from
Dodd street. 81 ,000.
James Petrucelli to Rachel Bierman,
and Gray street. and second tract, $1,000.
First Congregational Society Of Neronn to
side Claremont place, corner George Kei-
fer's land. 81, 800,
Margaret q. Mcdowell to Loretto NJ.
street, north side Boyd's land, $500.
Laverio d'Amato to Margaret A. Jacobs.
Orange, north side Minton place, southeast
corner Annie kTans's lard, 5000.
Harry ]. Christensen to Josephine l. Do
reluus, Mon west side Valley road,
northeast corner Osborne & Mersellis's
land, s2,000.
Hans Brasslcr to Hawthorne Building and
Lean Association. South Orange, northeast
side Ttlou road ts6 feet northwest from
Ridgewood road, $500.
Jacob Hambacher to William A. Said.
win. Bloomfield. cast side Hinrichs place,
152 feet north from Dodd street, So, 400.
Anna 7, Nivison to Everett Colby, East
Orange, north side Eaton place, 80 feet east
from North Fifteenth street. $500.
Florence r.. Winton and husband to FL
deity Trust Company. Montclair, north side
Fullerton avenue, 81, 200.
Howard T.. Townsend to same, South
Orange. southweGt side Tiilou road, o92 feet
northwest from Ridgewood road. 1900.
Carlson, Montclair, north side Garden
street. Ses feet east from North Fullerton
John ". Allen to Montclar Savings
street, west side Oak Lane Realty Com
pany. $1,000.
Alexander r. V. Johnston to Amelia F.
Lawrence, Bloomfield, west side Willet
street, 30 feet south from Belleville ave-
Annie f. Travers and husband to Hsr-
rison and kearny Building and Loan As
ISOLATION. Belleyille, east side Main street.
northwest corner Abraham Percels's land,
$500.
Charles Zerrenner to Wilhelm Fritz,
Bloomfield, west side Ketner street, 400
feet south from Myrtle avenue, s4oo.
Charlotte Thomson and husband to
Eight Points Building and Loan Associa.
street, 23o feet north from Springfield ave
nue., 1880.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks Office today:
A. RarlfngeT, owner, with j. Seylaz,
contractor. painting work. S20O; go Hill
crest terrace. Same owner with s. Miller,
contractor, steam heating work, 1898.
same premises,
T. Deyo and William Jones owners,
with r.. Gillum, contractor. steam fitting
work. s45s: A5 Parker street.
Anna Summerield, owner, with X.
Smith. contractor, mason. carpenter,
painting. roofing and electrical work,
s., 729; Upper Montclair. Same owner with
Jaehnig & Peoples. contractors. plumbing
work, SITS. same premises. Same owner
with L. Butterield, contractor, steam
heating work, 1856: same premises.
t. Duikins, owner, with j. Faas. con-
tractor. plumbing work. 1851; Plymouth
street and Orange road, MoDtclair.
e. Beck. owner, with Newark Cornice
and Skylight Works, sheet metal work,
81, loo; 500 Orange street. Same owner with
Keboe e. Metz, contractors. plumbing
work, $685.; same premises. Same owner
with New Jersey Cement Company, con-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17
CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS
CLOSED BY DlPHTHERIA.

POINT PLEASANT, Oct. 1I.-An
epidemic of diptheria which infested
the northeastern section of this resort
is causing the local Board of Heath
to take drastic action. AS a result all
public schools, churches. theatres and
other public institutions have been
served with orders to Immediately close
their doors.
The health authorities declare they
have the disease checked, but new cases
of infection are reported almost daily.
1t is expected that the steps of the
Health Board will be followed by more
stringent action by the Borough Coun-
ell at its meeting tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17

tractors, concrete work. 1884; same prem
Uses. Same owner with w. Lawson. CON
tractor, steam heating work, s423, same
premises.
]. Wright Clarke. owner. with J. Shaw.
contractor, cabinet work, $3.50; $50 Mt.
Prospect avenue
st. Barnabas's Hospital. owners, with
e. Higgens & Co, contractors, painting
work, S247i Quitnnsn and Montgomery
streets.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS..
NEWARK.

NEWARK.
Reuben Decter to Stephen Logan, "
S Somerset ST, 1856 IT fr Spruce st,
-aX99
Benjamin M. Spencer to Lilly A.
Spencer Ell al. n s Chester aV. q
IT Fl Orator 81, 94xi00. .............
William Harrigan SHERIFF to Charles
Bierman. $ S Johnson st. 1893 # fr
New Jersey Railroad aV. 25x95......
Fred y. Merklinger to Henry kolb.
W 5 Aldine st, 1875 IT fir Bragaw
av, 25X96
Victoria BaumGartner Schall to
Jacob F%echtner. II S Montgomery
st. 10 II W fl Prince st. 25x75. .......
Joseph Boncskecitc to Joseph Roller,
W S Winans av, Ill # fir 18th av.
24x90
Catharine Il. Curtis to John h. Greg
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17
MAYORS VETO H E

PLAINFIELD, Oct. 1.-THE City
Council last night supported Mayor
George w. V, Moy on his veto of an
amendment of the building code which
would permit the Standard Oil Com
pany to erect large oil tanks in this
city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members OF the
New Fork stock Exchange:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17

Dry. n W 5 Montclair av. sc # Fl
Highland ay. 66x11o .................
Carlton G. w. Peck (rus) to Fred
erick klingel, e $ Norwood st. 100
IT FIR Ablnger pl. 25x1OO. 49,, ........
Israel Feinsod Ell al to Jules Me
chanic ct al, $ 5 Grafton av, W fl
Woodside ay. 1O4x165 .........,......
Jules Mechanic ct al to Louis Bron-
stein ct al, W $ S. 18th st, S42 IT fr
Avon av, 2Sx100; and other tract.
Russell Robinson Co. to David Lau,
$ $ Earl st, 1873 IT fr Elizabeth av,
Charles Palm to j.. Lewis Fiacre, e
$ West End av, 122 IT fr s. Orange
av, 75x103; and other tracts. .......
Francesca Chiaravallo to Albert
Sommantico, n s Warwick ST, 225
It Fl Jefferson st, 25x102. ..........
Nicolas Weiss to Szymon David, W 5
Fairview av, 27S # fr 18th av, 29x10O
Caroline NJ. Smith and hus to Edith
|. / Phillips, W $ Mt. Prospect av,
Mary L, Stout to Guarantee Land
and Improvement Co, S S 18th av,
IA # FIR S. 2lst st, 49x25, and other
Joseph Regan to Charles L. Nesler,
$ South st, e fir Mulberry st,
Sox112, and other tract........~.....
George j. Schindel ct al TO Ida
Sterniek. W s Monmouth ct, s fir
ldllu NuHIhN GdTTdn, t7ASO. ..s..sssss
Joseph Gessner to Max Wittig, e s
:, 10th st, 70 II fir Holland st,
2oxl00
Mary Whelan to John Lang, G s Sd
ST., 266 # II Sussex av, 25x95 49,.
Irving f. Heyman to Fulton Hat
Co, s W cor Newark and Warren
George W. Wolbert to Grant Nor
rell. e S n. 18th st, 500 II s fir
4th av. 42x1N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
Algernon 7. Sweeney ct al to Nicola
Grasso, e $ n. 9th st, AIS IT n FIR
Emma Briel ct al to Louis Bliwise,
" s Hayes ST, 217 IT fir 14th av,
lSHb3
TOWNSHIPS.
Newark and Suburban Realty Com
pany to Gustave e. Gerbardt, Ir-
vlngton, 3 S Thirty-nlnth st, 1875 II
$ W r. Prospect ay, 1OOx75, and other
Mario IsTTsS Louise dc zalao et Al
to Antonio b. Van der Krieft.
Orange and South Orange, n $
Sterling av, $50 It W If Centre st,
200x200, aud other tracts. ..,...,....
Alex c. klnsey to Thomas c. Penn,
Bloomfield, 5 $ Maolls av, 1903 IT
Emma S. McKenna and hus to George
Hunkele, I%rvlngton, g $ Springfield
av, 554 # fr Durand pl, 104x232....,
Katharine A, McElwee to Lucy Il.
BrokGw, East Orange, W $ Harlow
st. 146 IT fr Dodd st. 67x93........,
Simeon H. Robinson ct al. to William
Savers, West Orange, s G = Kingsley
st, ZOE IT 5 " fr Nottingham pl,
olAzlf
Arthur ID. Crane Company to Jennie
Johnson. East Orange, W S Amherst
st, 325 It fl Rhode Island av, &x
Edith Under to Signhild Hagman,
Verona, n e $ Claremont av, n W
lot q. 50x1i5
Signhild Hagman and hus to Michael
]. O"Keefe, Verona, same property
Josephine |. Doremus and hus TO
Harry ]. Christensen, Montclair, u
W S Valley rd. cor land Osborne &
Marsellis, 5lxl1 .......o........,,,
Samuel Silverman to Jack Gouss,
I%rvington, n Leslie pl, 51S It FIR
Fortieth st, 26xl00.
Otto Carlson TO Florence r. Winton,
Moptclair. n s Garden st, G r. North
Fullerton av. 0x15S .................
Flora b. Roche to Douglas F. Cox.
West Orange. S 5 land c werden-
field, $ s private rd in Liewellyn
Park, | acre
Edward r. Reynolds to Frederick W.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17
Clinton Avenue Heights

New tract in Irvington, adjoining Florence
aV. and Clinton av. west; lots 80 foot front
and over: all impts. In streets; will be sold
below market value: easy terms; take Spring
field av. car to Florence av., walk two blocks
north. FRED HAAS. agent. 43d St., Irving
ton; on ground every day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17

FINEST LOCATED CLINTON HILL
residence; owner leaving; must sell; eight
large rooms, bath; separate toilet; large attic;
steam, electricity; double floors throughout;
open hreplaces; hardwood trim; room for
garage; plot 50x150: bank mortgage s., 500:
snap, s.. $50. FEST & FEST. Scheuer build
ing, 1888 Broad.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17

FoRES HILL RESIDENCE
Corner; large plot: house contains ten rooms
and bath; all impts.; gas and electric; steam
beat; In perfect order; easy terms; so, 300.
SCHLESING5R Inc, Essex building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17

APARTMENTS. FLATS AND
TO LET.
APARTMENTS.
COLONIAL,
Is West Kinney ST.
RUDOLPH AND STELLA.
% to IS West Kinney 1t.
CAROLYN,
Cor. Murray and Brunswick SITS
s and 7 rooms;
complete improvements;
hot water supplied
every convenitnce.
s35 aud $40.
FEST & FEST.
Managing Agents,
SCHECER BLDG, 1873 BROAD ST.
Phone Market 26i5.