Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-06

the full period of the company's oper-
ations.
Nor has there been any cessation
of Improvement throughout the en-
tire section since the property was
first placed on the market. BY CO.
operation with the city and the Pub
lie Service Corporation Clinton Park
| South, in conjunction with other sur
rounding developments, has secured
the same benefits that have been ex-
tended to other favored localities
within the boundaries of Newark.
Every facility for the comfort and
convenience of those who locate at
Clinton Park South is provided.
The next important step in the
general scheme of improvement is the
widening of Lyons avenue to eighty
feet, in order to create thorough
fare upon which may be maintained
the tracks for the new trolley line
from Elizabeth avenue through to
Irvington. Another improvement that
will have a definite bearing on south
end properties is the proposed re-
moval by the trolley corporation of
the sides to the centre of the road
way. The avenue will then be paved
with bitulithic.
A franchise has already been grant
ed the Public Service for the extern
sion of the Bergen street trolley to
the county line. 1t is understood that
this improvement will not be long
delayed. Coincident with the above
plans the Clinton Park South man.
agement has decided to extensively
improve Chancellor avenue. 1t will
be Widened to boulevard dimensions
and a handsome parkway created,
adorned with shrubbery and Towering
plants.
AS one of the final determining fac
tors in the accessibility of the section
may be mentioned the new $4,000 sta
ton of the Lehigh Valley railroad to
be erected at the northern end of
Weequahic Park. No time will be
lost in getting the work started, 1t
having been decided to complete the
structure and have it in use not later
than October of this year.
| This general resume of what is 60
| ing on in one part of the city affords
fair idea of the magnitude Of the
changes rapidly taking place in the
outer circle of Newarks restricted
territory. The work accomplished by
the owners of Clinton Park South
is practical index of the vast and
at the same time rapid development
Of the city.
A person looking over the GROUND
today cannot possibly conceive thai
but a short three years ago what il
now Clinton Park South was series
! of old unworked farms, the lane
rough in appearance and of little serv,
ice to anyone, and capable of being
utilized as a city home section only
by the expenditure Of great sums fol
development.
| Men who, under such conditions
push to success a real estate PROPOSE
ton deserve not alone profit from thu
Undertaking, but are entitled to credi
for the enlightened manner in which
the development has been fostered
Every plan and project that ulti
mately results in furnishing improved
conditions under which the inhabi
tants may live and which at the sam,
time caters to the artistic longing
inherent in human nature, deserves
highest commentator.
Business is not always wholly sor
did, and those at the head Of tn
Clinton Park South development hav
emphasized this fact in their deal
ings with the public. Finally, tn
values are there, as they are In nj
other sections of Newark, ready TO
the decision of prospective home
owner or investor. No person gain
anything by procrastination in rea
estate investment. Particularly
this the case in a community lik
Newark, where congestion of popula
tion is a factor to be reckoned witt
in the near future. Judcious invest
ment in Newark real estate is un
doubtedly the key to future wealth.
Free oiled nortratfs FIR Tho Nowo -