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N M LOOT SALOON AS
LIGHTS ARE TURNED OUT

JERSEY CITY, Oct. 29.-John Con-
molly. who has a saloon at 467 Com
munipaw avenue, Jersey City, was
preparing to close up shortly after II
o'clock last night when five men en-
tered and lined up at the bar. Each
got a glass Of beer. One of h men
tossed a quarter on the bar, and after
dropping it into the cash register
Connolly stepped into the back room
to turn out the lights there.
When he turned he found two of
the men behind him, and each had a
pistol. One of the others opened the
cash register and extracted $25. The
remaining two, were in the front of
the saloon watching the entrance.
With the money the five slipped
away.
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lRNINGToN-Several splendid big 2-family
houses; big investment properties; 5000 10
$1,000 each. balance straight mortgage: we
have them all sizes and prices and at the
lowest figures open Sunday and evenings.
CITY REALTY CO. 1916 Springfield ay.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
j. Frank Davis to l'asquale Brig
nola, w ! High st, 80 fl s fr War
rem ST.. )
Charles II. Johnes TO Alfred III. Ben
Jamin, II g cor lot OF J. Pointer, in
Plane ST, 40x119. .....................
Jacob Werner to John Stickel, jr., $
S Sclleerer ay, 70 1t W fl Hunter
don st, 25xl00.
Morris j. Goldman to William
Handler, e 8 Winans av, S75 IT II
vi tr MP g.
Pauline c. Woodruff ct al, n $
Walnut ST. s e cor land Of Jesse
Jennie h. Van orden aud hus to
Abraham Eber, " s s. Thirteenth
st, 291 II n fir Central av, 25x63..
Harold W. Headley to William 7.
fl S. Orange ay, 45xS3. ..........
Gerhard Frying to Alex Forrest,
c s Second st, $50 It = fir Orange
ST, 2bxSl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Michael Mulcahy ct al to Everett
g. Bradley, e, S Highland av, SO
fl $ fr Second av, 26xs4. ..........
]. Budd Smith, II $ Breckenridge
ter, 100 III W fr Melrose av, g7x100,
and other tracts.
TOW NSHlPS.
Lilly W. Barney to Barney Estate
Co... Sutley. e S Franklin av, 413
II $ IF kingsland st. 95x172 $3.50.
Ellzabefn Boyer nus to Joseph
L. Walker, Irvington. s W Cor
Myrtle nv and lrvington pl,
2Ox1oO, and other tract......-....
Fanny Rubin and hus to George
Yung, Irvington, 8 S land |. W.
Lyon, 132 II o fr Union av, 25xS4..
George Yung to. Fanny Rubin.
Belleyille, W S Union av, 70 1t II
fl Little st, 15xl00 .................
George II. Pilklngton to Walter w.
HMeeker, ~IrvingtOn, g s Lyons ay,
100 Il II W fl ~Stuyvesant ay,
50x65
Same to same. lrvington, S Wei
land av, 1873 It @ fr Clermont av,
25x150
Walter ID. Meeker TO George pix
ington, Iryington, n W s Stuy-
Vesant nv, IVA Ct II e fr Halstead
av. 15OxlSS
William ". Ueadlev TO George ii.
PiIkington, %Iryington, n S Nesbit
ter, 676 III w FIR Yale nv. b0xl2J...
Nicholas Weber to Hans Antoni.
Iryinpton. n ~ g Linden ay' 95 r.
n e fT Woodlawn pl' 5Oxl1o'.
II, Percy Chlttendan ct al toxrs) 10
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p. LYNDON bryce,
r
Newark. y. j., October %, A. i
John Francis Cahill.
Attorney OF Purchaser.
le6 Market street,
" Newark, n. J.

TO AARON YOUNG, his heirs mortsa gee.
legal representatives or assigns, as well az
10 the unknown owners and persons inter-
ested IN lands below described:
rake notice that on the tenth day of Nav.
a. ID. eighteen hundred and ninety eight. tho
Newark purchased for the sum of fourteen
dollars and five cents Gt4.05J at a sale of
lands Tor arrears of taxes made bv the
Comptroller of The City of Newark, pursuant
TO chapter ll2 of the laws OF 1888, and the
supplements and amendments thereto. certain
lands situate on the Newark Great Salt
Meadows, known as lot 4 on block 1I06. and
lot Z on block 1893, In the City OF Newark
County of Essex and State of New Jersey
fourteenth day OF November, nineteen hum
dred and four. the said Mayor and Common
Council of the City Of Newark ala assign
an its right. title and interest to me. the
subscriber, p. Lyndon Bryce. of the City of
Newark, in the County of Essex and State
OF New Jersey, for the sum OF twenty-three
dollars and fifteen cents (S23. 15);
And that by virtue of an order made on
the twenty-siXth day of October. A. d. 1912.
by the Circuit Court of the County of ESSEX,
you are required to redeem said lands from
said sale on or before the tenth day of Nav.
A, D.. 1915, or to show cause on said day
before said court, at the Court House. in the
CITY OF Newark, at ten a, m, why a deed
therefor should not be de 'ivered to the said
purchasers, their legal representatives or
assigns.
p. LYNDON BRYCE.
Purchaser.
Newark, ~. j.. October 20, A. d. 1912.
John Francis Cahill,
Attorney OF Purchaser.
1876 Market street,
Newark, n, j.
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CLOSES Lone ISLAND BANK

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Superintend-
ent Van Tuyle, Of the State banking
department., announced today that he
had closed the Woodhaven Bank, of
Woodhaven, Long Island. This action
was taken, he said, because of
doubtful loans made to real estate
operators and laxity of manage
ment,'' which, according to Mr.. Van
Tuyle, were continued despite re-
peated warnings from him. The
bank is a State institution and has a
capital of 2 5000. The last quarterly
report gave its total assets as $726, 52S,
with a surplus of sSs, O69. The loans
aggregate $500, 161.
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SToNE-THROWER HELD

Herbert Craig, a negro, Il years old,
of M%ontclair, vas arrested last night
for throwing a stone at passenger
trains on the Erie railroad. at Mont
clair. The missile went through a win
dow, Nand while nc n was injured
the passenger were badly frightened.
He was rcmanded by Recorder Yost
this morning until the railroad PEG.
pie can be communicated with.
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SENATOR JAMES SPEAKS
TO JERSEY CITY "DEMS"

JERSEY CITY. oct. 29.-United
States Senator Ollie James, who pre-
sided at the convention in Baltimore
that nominated Woodrow Wilson for
President, was given a rousing recep-
ton in this city last night when he
addressed a meeting in Pohlmann's
Hall, given under the auspices of the
combined Democratic Clubs Of the
Eleventh and Twelfth wards.
About 1000 persons, including many
Taft and Bull Moose Republicans,
heard the big Man from Kentucky.
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FAREWELL MEETING

A special meeting of the Newark
No. 2 Corps of the Salvation Army
will be held this evening at 8 O'Clock
in the army's rooms at So Belleville
avenue, this city. The meeting will
be conducted by Adjutant Roe, Of
Hoboken. This will be the last OPP
portunity to hear him speak, as he
is leaving shortly for Pennsylvania.
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n. Y. METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RESI-
pENCB-A beautiful. modern. 1s-room
residence. detached. all modern improves
the state-soine call IL the bird cage resi-
dence,-with capacious chauffeur and conch-
man mouse. auto or coach house and stabling
New York city. the BROOKLYN Bridge and
New York Bav; on Jersey Citv Weights. a5
minutes Via tube dunnen To Hudson terinl-
nal. downtown in New York. 10 20 min1tes
10 Thirty-third street, or 20 minutes by auto
and ferry. Tho two properties arr on a cor
ner eniiel 10 eight city lots; whole prom
erty 10000; to a cash buyer one-thivd can
remain on MORTGAGE. sols sepprqtelv. the
residence and nva city mts. s25. ono; The
coach or garage house and three CITY lots,
5000 r. s. WELLS. FOG Grand ct. Jer-
sev CITY, n. ].
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II FOR SALE.

ar
SOUTH JERSEY FARMs--Fiye acres good
land for raising fruit. berries. poultry and
squads; mild. healthful elimate; two manu-
featuring towns: railroad aud trolley serv-
ice; prosperous locality; good roads and pure
water. CHARLES GEESE. 142 Market ST,
Newark. or a. F. France. 80 Spencer St,
Elizabeth.
SEND to Country Department for new book
let; farms. country homes, gentlemen's ea-
tates, New JERSEY, New York. Long Island.
Connecticut. LOUIS ScHLESINGER, Inc,
FSsex building.
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GoUGH-On October rs, 1912. Catherine
4. Cough (nee Carry beloved widow
of the lrte james r. Cough.
Of the Phil Sheridan Circle No, 9, Phil
sheridan Post No. no. e. A.. II; Mar.
tina Washington Pleasure Club; are
from her late residence, No. 1925 Jack.
son street. on Thursday. October 81,
1912. at S y. M, TO st. James, Church;
where a High Mass Of Requiem VIII
lnte.mnnt in the Cemetery Of the Holy
Sepulchre.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


10 J: CRANE. his heirs, mortgages. legal
the unknown owners and persons interested
IN lands below described:
rake notice that on the tenth day of
Nay, eighteen hundred and ninety-eight, the
Mayor and Common Council of the City OF
Newark purchased for the sum of twenty
dollars and eighty-ive cents (s20.S0 at a
Gale OF lands Tor arrears or taxes, made by
The Comptroller of The City of Newark, pur-
suant 10 Chapter 112 of the laws of 1856
ana the supplements and amendments there
70, certain lands situate on the Newark
Great salt Meadows, known as lot G on
block lO2S, lot II on block 102T. and lot l
on block 1926, in the City of Newark, County
or Essex and State Of New Jersey. and that
subsequent thereto, to wit. on the four
teenth day OF November. nineteen hundred
and four. the said Mayor and Common
Council of the City OF Newark did assign ali
Its right, title and interest to me, the sub
scriber, T. Lyndon Bryce, OF the City OF
Newark, in the County of Essex and State
Of New Jersey, for the sum Of twenty-four
dollars and forty-fve cents 1924. 45)
And that by virtue OF an order made on
the twenty-sixth day Of October. A. D. 1872
by the Circuit Court OF the County of EIssex
you are required to redeem said lands from
said sale on or before the tenth day of MAY
1913. or to show cause on said day befose
of Newark. at ten a. M, why a deed there.
for should not be delivered to, the said mr..
chasers, their legal representatives or
assigns.
p. LYNDON BRYCE.
Newark. n, J., October %, A.. b. I9i3'
John Francis Cahill.
3 100 Market street,
Newark, NJ j.,
Attorney OF Purchaser.
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EAINFORT-on October "a. 1912. Nice,
beloved daughter Of Samuel and Anna
G1infort. ri the parents residence fVz
Avon avenue.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


NANTED-Sinall brick building for manu-
1acturing or plot suitable for building pur-
poses: rent or buy; state location. price. full
in or about Newark. Address
D., Box "a. Star office.
ORCHARD ST., ITO, between South and
Thomas ~sts.-Lerge second-floor rooms: ali
improvements: table board: telephone.
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rBANFORD-on October ~ l9lz.
Charles W. husband of Frances
Crawford tnee Meyers, 4 Bloom
field avenue.
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BAUM-On October IS. 1912. Erea-
erick. beloved husband OF Niletta
Baum fnee Snedeker)A aged ~ yeath
street.
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nRAKE-on October ~. 1912. Isaac \.
nfuke. in his S0th year., ~ Polhier
StfpeT,
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Newark, n. j., October 20, A.
John Francis Cahill,
Attorney Of Purchaser.
1916 Market street,
- Newark, N. j.

TO NATHANIEL DODD. his heirs. mort
gasees. legal representatives or assigns,
as well as to the unknown owners and per
sons Interested In the lands below described:
Take notice that on tho tenth day of MAY.
a, ID. eighteen hundred and ninety-eight, the
Mayor and Common Council OF the city of
NeWark purchased for the sum of thirteen
dollars and five cents C13.05) at a sale of
lands Tor arrears OF taxes, made by the
comptroller of the City OF Newark. pursua MT
to chapter l12 OF the laws OF 1856, and Tho
supplements and amendments thereto. certain
lands situate on the Newark Great Salt
Meadows, Known as lot 3 on block 2I43 and
lot J on block 21I4, in the City of Newark.
county OF Essex and State OF New Jersey,
and that subsequent thereto. to wit. on the
tourteenth DAY of November, nineteen hun.
dred and four, tho said Mayor and Common
Council of the city of Newark did assign ali
ITS right, title and interest to me, The sub
serlber, r. Lyndon Bryce, of the city Of
newark, In The County of Essex and state
OF New Jersey for the sum of nineteen dol
lars ana sixty cents $50. 60);
AND that by virtue of an order made on
tte twenty-siSth day of October, A. D.. 1872,
py the Circuit Court of the County OF Essex.
you are required to redeem said lands from
said sale on or before the tenth day of NAV,
A. ID. lDl3, or TO show cause on said dny
before said court. at the Court House. in the
city OF Newark, at ten a. m, why a deed
therefor should not be delivered to the said
purchasers, their legal representative or
assigns.
p. LYNDON bryce,
Purchaser.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange;
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TO GORGE HARRISON, his heirs, mort
Bagees, legal representatives or assigns, ats
we'll as to the unknown owners and persons
Interested in lanas below described:
Take notice that on the tenth day of MAJ,
eighteen hundred and ninety-eight. the
Mayor and Common Council OF the City OF
Newark purchased for the sum Of fourteen
dollars and nlnety-hNe cents tS1I. go, at O
sale OF lands for arrears of taxes, made by
the Comptroller Of the CITY OF Newark, pur-
suant TO chapter liz of the laws of 1886 and
tho supplements and amendments thereto.
salt Meadows, known as loo 4 on block 1928,
lot u on block 1879, lot z on block 1850. lot
/ ON block 1910, and lot ] on block 1911. in
the CITY OF Newark, County of Essex and
state OF New Jersey, and that subsequent
thereto, to wit, on the fourteenth day or No.
Mayor and Common Council OF the City OF
Newark did assign all its right. title and
interest to me, the subscriber, p. Lyndon
bryce, OF the city Of Newark, IN the County
OF Essex and State of New Jersey, for the
sum Of twenty-four dollars and seventy
cents ts2i. 10);
And that by virtue OF an order made on
the twenty-sixth day of October, A. ID. 1912,
by the Circuit Court OF the County of Essex,
You are required to redeem said lands from
said sale on or before the tenth day OF May,
A, ID. 1913, or to show cause on said day
before said court, at the Court House. in the
CITY of Newark, at ten a. M, why q deed
therefor should not be delivered to the said
purchasers, their legal representative or
assigns.
p. LYNDON BRYCE,
Newark, N. j., October 20, A. D. 1872.
John Francis Cahill,
Attorney OF Purchaser, -
1J0 Market street,
Newark, N, j.
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GoRDON-Peacefullv fell asleep. Tues
day, October %. 1912. Martha \. cor
don. beloved wife Of stafford 7. tor.
avenue.
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DUKrEr-NIayra Dukiet, on October "a
1912. 2J4 Bruce street.
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FARMS WANTED.

WE can sell or exchange your FARMS, coun-
try homes or estate. County Department.
Lou1S SCHLESINGER Inc, Essex build
ing.
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REAL EsTATE Fon EXCHANGE.


ANYONE wishing to exchange real estate
anywhere can get excellent opportunities;
send particulars Of property and wants.
MURRAY EXCHANGE. 1S9 Market s..
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO GEORGE HARRISON, his heirs. mort
gagees, legal representatives Or assigns,
as we'll as 10 the unknown owners ana per
inteIe5ted IN lanus below described:
Take notice that on the tcntn day Of
May, eighteen hunorea ana ninery-eighr, the
Ma yor anu common Council OF the City of
Newark purchaser for the sum of eleven
lands for arrears OF taxes, made by the
Comptroller on the City or Newark, pur-
suant 10 Chapter liz OF the laws or 1886,
and thb supplements and amendments there
10, certain lanus situate ON the Newark
Great salt Meadows, known as lot Is OH block
1861, and Tot o on block 1868, IN the CITY
OF newark. County OF Essex and state OF
wiz, on tne fourteenth day OF November,
nineteen hundred ana four. the SAID Mayor
and Common Council OF the CITY Of Newark
dad assign all its right title and interest 10
me, the subscriber, a. Lyndon Bryce, OF tho
city OF Newark in The County o. Essex
anu State OF New Jersey, Tor The sum OF
nineteen dollars and forty cents lS1y.40.;
And thar by YirCue OF an order nlaue on
the -1~enty-siXth day Of October, a. ID. 49,,
by the Circuit Court OF the County OF Essex,
You ale required 10 redeem sa1d lands from
said sale on Or before the tenth day of May,
A. D., 1918, or to show cause on said day
before said court, at the Court House. in the
City Of Newark, at ten a. m, why u deed
therefor should not be delivered to the said
purchasers, their legal representative o.
assigns.
2. LYNDON BRYCE,
Purchaser.
Newark, n. j.. October 20, A. u. 1912.
john Francis Cahill,
Attorney OF Purchaser,
13U Market street,
Newark, N. j.
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LOST $4,000; can be purchased for 50. o0o;
colonial homo. 10 rooms and Q baths: hard
wood floors. open firepiaces: must be sold:
an institution mortgage Of 81, 600 at Z per
cent. can remain. See FRANK U.'TAYLoR.
opposite Brick Church station, for full par
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DEATHS

ADDIs--Peacefully fell asleep, sun
day. October 81. 1912. Ruth Ann, Pc
loved mother of Oscar Strykef' a.
her residence, IL Maiden lane.
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torment ut Fnirmount Cemetery on
Wednesday. October 80, 1912. at con
venience Of the family.
KAIL-Fntered into rest on Monday. De-
foher 2S. 1919. Rose Kali Cnee Jaeger;
widow OF John Kali. ugod e years III
months II days, 40 Fifteenth avenue,
iEONARD-At Pleasant plains. y. J..
October %, 1912, Jacob Leonard, aged
SO years.
LINDA .East Orange. n; j. on 3Gto'
507 North Grove street Mary J; How
ard. beloved wife OF Walter Lind.
Tuesday. October %. 1912, William II.
husband of Emma Maynard, at his late
residence, $50 Valley road.
poTTs--on October 2s. 1912. Joseph, be,
loved husband Of Margaret Potts. l2io
Broad street.
REIn-on October rs, 1912. at his late
residence. 3f3 John street, Harrison,
John Reid. sr. husband of the late
Margaret Reid.
RIoRDAN-At Orange, n. j.. octo;
her %. 1917. Rosittc Riordan. beloved
Daughter of John. and the late Mary
Riordan (nee Sballoo).
sIpPELLe-At %1rvipgton, y. j.. October
81. 1912. Ida Frances Sippcll. In her
9Ntn 9thI, o. Nilut'H "'NhoN "Noh
EKELLENGER--At Chester. n. j.. Octo-
Der u. 1912. ELIAS H.. beloved husband
of Margaret Skellenger (nee Hugbey)
aged 60 years.
sAlITH-A the residence of Mr.. a. 7,
Bruce. 20ts College place, on sunday.
October ~, 1919. Annie r.. beloved
daughter OF Thomas II. and Mary
Smith.
STAATs--on October 81, 1912. Benjamin
II. Stats.
STILEs-on Sunday. October 81. 1912.
Adolphus NJ. STILES. husband of Ida
A. stiles, aged Go years, los Sherman
avenue.
BTOETZEIs-On October %, 1912. Edward
G., beloved son of Edward md Mary
Stoetel (nee Littig), 81 T~illnghast
street.
SULLIvAN-on October ~. 1912. at New
Jersey Home for Disabled Soldiers.
John Sullivan. nged 60, late Company
II. 12Sth Indiana Infantry.
srLLY-Peacefullv fell asleep. Sunday.
October %. 1912, Florence. beloved
daughter Of Elizabeth Sully. at her
residence. 81 Boyden street.
MARCUS l.. WARD COUNCIL. no. 2o5.
JR. O. Y. A. NJ.
Members ere hereby notified OF the death
of Brother Fred Baum, residence go South
Eleventh street. city, Funeral services this
evening at T;45 O'Clock. All members are
JOHN A.. MORSE, r.. s.
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AT is. 500-I am authorized to offer, to close
an estate. two very desirable properties,
denee; s rooms end bath: ali improvements;
located on desirable corner; also two-family
louse adjoining, containing ~ rooms and .
paths. all well rented; estate would prefer
10 sell both properties to one purchaser. or
would divide II necessary and sell corner
property at 81, 300, inside property at 81, ono:
ply FRANK II. TAYLOR. opposite Brick
Church station.
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Do it now. Read the ads and got
the bargains.
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PHRENoLOGv.

CONSULT PROF. AND NINE. LIE ROY, the
successful life readers. Americas greatest
love- eourtship, marriage; helpful, sympa-
thotic, confidential advice that will help
you. Parlor. corner Orange and Broad SITS,
No. 46p Broad st. main entrance on Orange
ST., next Lenox Lunch.
CONSULT NINE. ,HURDY. l4o. sherman av.,
near Miller st. Elizabeth. W.T. Prospect.
Main Line, Kearny car; get off Miller ST.
one block TO sherman sv.: Mulberry car
passes corner; . a. M, 0 D. M; PIC. zoe. ~
NINE. NUGENT, formerly 90 Academy ste
has returned; can be consulted Monday
Wednesday. and Friday only. from o TO 5
only. 30 Halsey St., next Arcade.
TRANCE medium. readings daily rTr,A
4 ELLINGTON. 40 West st.
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STORES. OFFICES. VETO, TO LET

MARKET N HIGH sTS.,
Steam heat; low rent; especially desirable
Tor druggiHt, de1icatessen or other active
business. Three-room dental suite also to
let in same building on short notice. In
quire NATHAN MEYERS. on premises.
HALSEY ST. DO Large. desirable. second
story front, suitable FOR store purpose.
manicure, ladies' tailor, physician. etc. in
connection with six additional rooms and
bath. sleam heat and all improvements In
qnlre AETNA REALTY % 73e BROAD st.
LEGAL NOTICES.