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The Harlowton news., 1913-10-10
joyable time and splendid out

joyable time and a splendid out.
ing.
Mr.. Trimmer is having L. G,
Capser, the local taxidermist.
transform bruins hide into rug
and the fur, coming, as it does,
from a 4OO,pound carcass and at
the best season of the year, will
make a magnificent floor ornament.
Mr.. Capser is also mounting the
deer head for Walter and has mum
erous orders for other work in tax:
idermy. He is a skilled workman
having had years Of experience.
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-10
JOHN r. BALL, Pastor

Mrs. Gene White, who has been
very seriously i'll for the past week,
is slowly recovering. All of her
friends are glad to hear Of her con
yalcsccnce.
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-10

Jack Mcleod, clerk iii the Tr-
ner Mercantile Co. was in Helena
last week and took the examinat-
ion for licensed emballner, Jacks
many friends will be pleased to
hear that he was successful and is
now full fledged licensed embalm-
CT.
The Harlowton news., 1913-10-10

can slang terms with an innocence
indescribably droll.
Among his sayings remembered
is one he told a local newspaper
man. You write cute, very cute.
But you are not as cute as you
think. You would be more salts
faction if you we're not so cute"
In church in Cedar Rapids he
took front pew, and three ushers
rushed up to him saying; You can
not sit there" He said, Excuse
myself" Il had to go way back
TN sit down" he added ruefully TO
the audience. In the story Of Cain
and Abel he told how Cain went
to far country. I'm there vas
vomans! We're from comes that vi
mans' Did God svipe anoder rip"
After the lecture he gave some
tests. Coming down into the aud
ience he allowed his spirit. control
to lead him to various persons. He
told these persons about things
that would serve to identify the
spirits who had messages. He ap.
preached believers and unbelieyers
indi1erently, and certainly made
some puzzling remarks. Things
we're mentioned that the hearers
thought no one knew but them.
selves. How much was shrewd
guess work, mind reading, or know.
ledge Of human nature it is hard
telling. Many people believe these
things firmly. The reporter tried
to place himself in the roadway of
some Of the spirits, his mind open
to conviction, but none came his
way He knows he has some hum
dreds Of dead ancestors, but most
of them spoke only Irish and Hoff
man may not be TIP in Gaelic.
Cedar Rapids paper.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-19
BUILDING PERMITS
SHOW A DECREASE
Little New Work. Alterations
and Additions Feature OF
Weeks Grants.

Building activities are again on the
wane, as is shown by the few permits
granted during the past week by the
building department. Most OF the
permits issued were for addltlons anu
alterations to old buildings, the cost
being below $1,000.
In the sixteenth ward building
onerations are picking up. Wltnin g.
short time work will have peen s.ait-
ed on nine new dwellings at totai
estimated cost of $4,000.
The New York Telephone Company
will construct an addition to Its pres
emf exchange in Bloomfield avenue at
a ~,cost of $23, 1896. Work on this mas
already begun. -.
The permits granted during the
week were:
THIRD WARD.
Louis Tehrhoff, owner. alterations
to frame and brick store and d"eii-
ii's' Pi''0 SEVENTH WARD.
L. Bamberger & Co., owners. altera-
tions brick store, $4,000; LAB Market
street
Joseph Bancone, owner, prfck
dwelling, $1,000; 624 North Seventh
J. M Leicht, owner. brick garage,
$1,000; corner Arlington avenue ana
New York Telephone Co. owner,
brick telephone exchange, '$23,9sb; 5s-
6S Bloomfield avenue. ,.,
Adam Blumohr, owner, aiterations
~ NINTH WARD.
Lehieh Valley Railroad Co., owner,
frame milk platform, Sl.4oo; Pehhsyi-
I'D mi
Ofweed Acetylene Co, owner, steel
storage, $1,000; 646-64S Freylinghuy-
sen avenue.
James and Catherine McTerman,
owners, alterations to frame dwell
ing, $1,000 100 Elm street.
Hansen &c Van Wrinkle, owner al
terations to stone stairway, Sl'ooo;
333-335 Chestnut street.
Domenick Terilli, owner, alterations
to frame and brick store and dwell
ing, S2,50o; 1875 Malvern street
TWELFTH WARD.
Estate of j, G. Hetzel, frame and
cement stable and wash room, $2,0bo;
1911 Maine street.
Peter Roth. owner. brick dwelling,
THIRTEENTH WARD.
George Weissel. owner, frame
dwelling, $500; IL Florence place.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
John Schmidt, owner. alterations to
frame store ana uWeliiiB' Yi'VVo' y"
Sixteenth avenue.
William Kucinsk, owner, brick
stable and loft, $4,000; 1880 Living
ston street.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
F. H. Stouble, owner, alteration TO
brick factory, $1,000; 4s5 Clinton ave-
nue..
Hartman & Rubin, owners, frame
dwelling, $4,000; Ill Leslie street.
Paul Ludwig. owner, frame store
ond dwallinR $4,000; corner Eigh-
teenth avenue and Twentieth street.
Paul Ludwig. owner, frame dwell
ing, $500; 631 Eighteenth avenue.
Axel Bros. & Co., owners, frame
store and dwelling, $4,000; 5s Nye
avenue.
Axel Bros. & Co., owners, frame
store and dwelling, $4,000; corner
Nye avenue and Hobson street.
Joseph Fittel owner, frame dwell
ing, $500; 90 Wainwright street.
Caroline Holl, owner, frame dwell
ing $4,000; 80 Yates avenue.
/. Shapiro, owner, frame dwelling.
$500; IS Demerset street.
The Fischer Land Co, owner, frame
dwelling, $500; SO Huntington ter
race.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-19
-,rx .nvrRTIsEMENTs.

a
can be examined at the office OF ,ne Sa',er
Engineer of the Board OF street anu " 49, .e
"Reminiscences at the City HAL Eau a.,
posals to be accompanied oy . .,s company
c,,aiised TO do business in New Jersey, VIZ
mall at the time Of putting IN sui p'v a.,
posais. qualify as TO Ineis and bind them
n,,,as that IL the contract pc a"aIueu ~
the person or persons maklng tle bacoTs
they will. upon its being 80 NV 9sithful per
tls of said work; and that II une
nsrson or persons omit or REFUSE 70 &C., ~
such contract. they Wi, pay ~ the sums TO
S,oh he or they would have peeh enu, ~
,,no,, completion Of the contract a hies -
which the City Of Newarn may Nv whom such
nav the person or persons w
contract shall be executed. ,,.
TIM BOARD of Street and water coming .
.,orars ~ the city of Newark reserve 70
the right ign tho 20 aSoye work as they
,,ay deem best for the interest OF the ei'y
bidders and sureties are hereby nonnea
that under the provisions OF tne sensnt ~ I,
sactton Of the law creating the boaru o.
ss ecu1tn and Water Commissioners, approves
SSarch oeth 1891. that the oond OF oorus
70 he given for the faithful eIecutlon s ane
70 , ~ of said public work SHAH nrst
peru annroved as to suffciency by the board
" as IN form by the counsel OF the poaro
and no contract shall be binding on IN sne cry
any al hacome effective or operative until sucn
oI Is So approved and the president OF
ne hoard shall have the power 70 examine ~
.he rronosed bondsmen under oath, II he
s me SO desire, or shall be so instructed by
ths board, but the board VIII not oe oouna
~. anv abatement that may be mace oy sucn
pyn n bondsmen but shall have fun
power and absolute discretion in the whole
matter and this provision shall pc relefT sel
20 IN any advertisement inviting oids Tor
such public work.
Nv direction of the Board OF street ana
wst.r Commissioners Of the City Of Newark.
"1''' MORRIS r. sHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-19
Girl Gets Verdict in Suit
for Auto Injury Damages

JERSEY CITY, Sept. 1s.-Margaret
A. Whitehead. of the West Bergen
section of this city. a minor. through
her father sued Emil Mach. William
]. Cross and George Langmann. all
of this city, to recover $4,000 with
interest. the amount of a Judgment
rendered in her favor several months
ago following injuries she received
on West Side avenue when she was
knocked down and severely injured
by Mach's auto.
Mach went into insolvency soon
after judgment was given in the
former suit and yesterday he and his
bondsmen were sued to recover the
amount of the judgment which has
never been paid. Cross and Lang
mann were on Maeh's bond and in
the suit brought before Judge Ben
jamin A. Vail in the Supreme Court
yesterday, the jury brought in YER
dict for the plaintiff of 81, 1904, the
amount of her claim, with interest.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-19
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NDW ARK

Margaret Huntington to Fidelity Trust
Company, west side North Twelfth street,
6s feet northwest from Park avenue.
$500.
ing and Loan Association east side
Washington avenue, 80 feet south from
Verona avenue, $4,000.
Union Building Company to John L:
Sommer, north side Marshall street, 1SI
feet west from Washington street, $4,000.
Samuel Meyer to Criterion Building and
Loan Association. west side Charlton
street, 1874 feet south from Court street,
5000.
vito Re to Pasquale Tortoriello. south
side Nichols street, 202 feet east from
Jefferson street, 800.
Samuel Kofar to Hollywood Building
and Loan Association. east side south
Sixteenth avenue, $500.
Sarah Weinglass to Central Building
and Loan Association, south side Bowery
street, rs feet west from Oxford street,
$500
Patrick Keelen to Bigelow Building and
Loan Association, northeast corner Oliver
and Tyler streets, $1,000.
Isaac d. Miller to Morris Meltz, east
side South Twentieth street: 800 feet
north from Sixteenth avenue, SITS.
Nicola Arace to Postof1ce Building and
Loan Association, southeast side Parker
street, 2o5 feet southwest from Park ave
George Il. schmitt to Frank NJ. Budd,
south side Gouverneur street, III feet
southeast from Belleville road, SLIGO.
TOWNSHIPS.
Caroline Werner to Elsie E. Kubin.
West Orange, east side Watching ave-
nue., 325 feet northeast from an angle,
$1,000.
William e. McCredy to Alma Miller.
vile, southwest corner Margaret A.
Lanes land, $3.50.
Stanisiaw Pekanski to Stanislaw Ka-
minski, Bloomfield, northwest side Myr-
tie avenue, south corner Andrew Dore-
mus Company's land, $500.
Nutley Land and Improvement Company
to Samuel F. Leber (trustee), Nutley,
northeast corner Kingsland street and
Paterson and Newark Railroad Company's
land, S1,2I.
Konstantyn sinkowitz to Franklin
Building and Loan Association, Nutley,
east side East Passaic avenue, % feet
southwest from San Antonio street, 81, 100.
Nicola De Lucco to Luigi Morrone.
Nutley. east side Humbert street, 81 feet
north from Avondale road, $500.
General Realty Corporation to Hoboken
Building and Loan Association, East Or
ange; northeast corner aoe Harrison street
James Chimento ct al. to Joseph Tar
sitano Nutley, west side John Hawkins
land, AS feet northeast from Avondale
Second Mountain Realty Company to
FRANKLIN s.. Rouse, Caldwell, south side
Grove street, SOC feet east from Ryerson
avenue, $500.
Addison Worthington to Frederick Betz
ct al, Bloomfield, south side Willow
street, 215 feet south from an angle. 81, 300.
Standard Security Investment Corpora
ton to Essex County Building and Loan
Association, Verona, northeast side Clare
mont avenue, east side Martin road, $500
Richard c. McMains to William Nc
Mains, West Caldwell, west side Prospect
avenue, corner Samuel Bowman's land,
$500
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-19

Of another political party at the next
election. Therefore, any voter who
voted in the Republican box last year
cannot vote in any other party pri-
mary this year. At least one year
must intervene between the time
when he voted with one political
party and the time when he votes
with another.
''Mr. Record is a man who helped
frame the law, and he should not now
give an opinion different to the Ian
guage of the act The meaning Of
the act is just as plain as the English
language can make It.
There is question of moral right
to vote. say. in the Democratic box
If one has voted for a majority of
the Democratic candidates last year.
A voter can be challenged on that
point and. therefore. the law requires
that he take an affldavit II he insists
on so voting and has been challenged.
Republicans who voted in the box
of their party last year can do so
this year. If they voted for some
Progressives last year they can still,
on being challenged. take affidavit
that they voted for a majority of
Republicans and cast their ballots"
What the effect will be on the rank
and file of the Progressive party Is
hard to anticipate. In Hudson County
last year the Republican vote was so
small that the effect on the Progress
sive vote is expected to be trifiing,
even if the mixed voters. do not try
to make the change this year. In
both Essex and Hudson voters were
warned last year not to vote In the
Republican box, and many did not.
In Newark, however, Progressives
claim that many of their adherents
did vote in the Republican box and
helped to make Aronson the Repub-
lican candidate for Mayor
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-19
TRAN SFEBS.

Harrie A. Goblet to Margaret 7.
Huntington, W N. Twelfth st, 6S
IT n W fr Park ax, 34x100.
John F. Monahan (sherif) to Union
Building Company, n Marshall
ST, 1877 IT W fir Washington st,
Charles r. Whitaker to Ella G.
Meeker. W Hawthorne av, 20
TT fr Hanover pl, 50xl00. .......
Reliable Realty Company to Rosalia
Pocoroba, land Watching
Railway Company and W Nor
ris Canal, Axis. Neutrality-suspicious..
Herman Helm to Joseph Ziobro, 9
Brill ST, 233 1T n fr Ferry st. 35x1Oo
Barbara A. Weferling to same, same
prop ...-................ ..,-....:.
Globe Realty Company to August g.
Buermann, S New York av, 439
IT W FIR S. Prospect st, 2lx9I 49,.
Charles c. Guerin to Harry Zaentz
ct al, e s Willoughby st, l25 IT W
fr st. James pl, 25x10o. ...........:
Bessie Nulman and hus to samuel
Kofar, s s. Eighteenth st, LIS TT
fir Sixteenth av, 25xlOO. ...........
Oliver W. Jackson to Leopold Meyer
ct al, Green st, % ct W Fl LIB
erty st, 2Sx60. ..........-..- -..-......:
John r.. Hardin ct al texecutorsl
TO Harry II. Schnell. W Broad
st and land Thomas II. Ste
phens, 25x105; and other tracts.
Isaac T. Straus to Automobile
Leather Manufacturing Company,
Chapel st, 135 IT n FIR Bowery
st, 100x2OO ............... :....:.....
Alfred c. Chapman to /: Henry
Coyne, W cor Ridgewood az and
Alpine st, 32x105..,.........-...:....
I. Henry Coyne to Mabel l.. Chap
man. same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Morris Meltz to Isaac D. Miller,
5 s. Twentieth st, 800 IT fr
sixteenth av. 25x100. .............
Isaac d. Miller to Morris Meltz,
cor Shaw av and Hobson st,
36x103 .....................
Jacob Stork to Clarence g. Rich
ards, e Sanford av, 705 It 8 IT
Stuyvesant ay, 75x1H; and other
tracts ....................-.
Clarence g. Richards to hssette
Stork, same prop...........-..
Florence MacCall Mabey and hus
to Georgiana Dobbins, 9 Belle
Vile av, 81 TT FIR Harvey st,
b0xl01 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,.
Christina Vogt to Wladyslaw kucin-
ski, 8 Livingston st, 125 It n IT
Kinney st, 25xl0o. ...................
TOWNSHIPS.
Christina Garafano and hus to
North Company, South orange,
North ter, 100 IT fr Parker ay,
60x126 .................-... .........,...
John F. Monahan (sherifD to East
Orange Building and Loan Asso--
citation. East Orange, W s Sanford
st. "a IT s FIR Wayne av, 36xlo0.. ..-
Ridgewood Land Company to Anton
META A. Buonnomo, Irvington,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-19
Contracts Filed

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
Harris Lieb, owner, with H. Weiss.
contractor, painting and decorating,
$500; SO Barclay street.
Schneider. Ruderman & Gilman,
owners, with Fucker & Steen, con-
tractors, painting 1.-TWO houses), $3.50;
Hinrichs place, Bloomfield.
Same owners with same contractors,
painting, paperhanging and decorat-
ing, $40; 237-239 Newark avenue,
Bloomfield.
George La Monte & Son. of Nutley,
owners, with AMI Cowlesen, of Nut
ley, contractor, carpenter work, 1874;
Kingsland road. Nutley.
Same owners with Henry A. Acker-
man, of Nutley, contractor, mason
work, $1.400; same premises.
Samuel Koflar. owner, with Hole &
Hickman, contractors. plumbing
work, $1,000: 56S South Eighteenth
street.
J. Suckno. owner, with Carmel Con-
struction Co., contractors. mason
work, 1880 $40 South Nineteenth
street.
Joseph Grega and Amalia Grega, his
wife, of Irvington, owners, with J..
Sylvester & Son, contractors, general
work, $685.; GA South Twentieth
street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-19
.OOSERS PUZZLED
| BY ELECTION Law
Right TO Change Vote Is Sub.
ject of Discussion by
Progressives.

A great difference of opinion arose
last night at meeting of the
Progressive county committee as to
whether Progressdves who voted. in
the Republican primary box last year
can now cast their votes in the Pro-
gressive primary Isox at next Tues
days election. The majority seemed
to be of the opiniorl that it could be
done, George L. Record being quoted
by some as an authority In the mat
ter. Harry Wright, candidate for the
Assembly on the Colby ticket, how
ever, was of the opinion that the
Geran law forbids it.
1t was finally decided that the COM
mitteemen be instructed to go to the
primaries and vote in the Progressive
box, and If refused permission offer
to swear in their votes. w. J. Smith,
of West Orange, and Charles j. Meyer
spoke in favor of such a plan after
Mr. Wright had expressed the belief
that the election officers could not
only stop the voters but might even
place them under arrest.
Secretary Walter F. Simpson de-
clared that he had been trying to get
an opinion in the matter from the at
torney- general, but had so far re-
ceived no answer.
Liable to Arrest.
When County Counsel Benjamin r.
Jones was asked at his home in South
Orange about his Interpretation of
the law he insisted that 1t is mis-
demeanor, according to the provisions
of the act to attempt to vote In any
other box than the one voted in last
year. Furthermore, he said, the cleo
tion officer who permits and does not
prevent 1t is also liable to arrest and
prosecution.
Mr.. Jones held to the same opinion
that Mr.. Wright voiced concerning
the language of the act and was more
sweeping in his Interpretation of the
rights of the case. He said last
night:
THE thing is so clear that there is
not any room for difference of opin-
ion at all. The act says that no voter
who voted in the primary of either of
the political parties shall vote in that
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-19
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OTFTCE OF THE BOARD OF STREET
AND WATER COMMISSIONERS OF

ENn WErE 1aT Observation-Disclosures OF
THE CITY OF NEWARK.
CITY HALL.
Newark N. j.. September 10. 1913;
Sealed proposals. will be received at this
office from 3:16 to $3.50 o'clock p. m.,. Of
Thursday. the twenty-ffth day of September
1913, and opened at the last named hour. at
a public meeting Of the board to be held
at said time and place:
For the paving OF the following streets
N " ~ MARION PLACE.
from West Kinney street to about so2 feet
south of West Kinney street.
from Hawthorne avenue to Lyons avenue.
The following is about the amount Of the
work to be done, and the materials TO be
furnished In the construction ana compilation
of said work; and upon which bids will be
FOR MARION PLACE;
Four hundred and fifty (450) square yards
of brick pavement on six t6) inch con-
crete foundation. including one hundred and
i GS e1Do bid 81 fer aoa
not to be paid for extra.
Twenty-Five (2O lineal feet of 10 by
insh cut prces viii be paid for the fol-
Six hundred and twenty te2o) lineal feet of
new header curb, set in concrete.
Two (2) sets of 16 by inch four cut
corners, set in concrete.
One ID basin with connection complete.
FOR sCHf.EY STREET.;
Eight thousand eight hundred fs. 6o0)
square yards Of brick pavement on a six te)
inch concrete foundation.
One hundred 600 iineai feet OF 20 by
inch four cut curb. set In concrete.
Five thousand ono hundred (b,100) lineal
feet of old curb. four cut and reset In con-
crete
Standard prices will be paid for the fol-
lowing:
One ~ set of 20 by inch four cut cor
ners, set in concrete.
One hundred 400 lineaI feet of new header
curb, set In concrete.
Ten QO) noiseless manhoie covers.
One IA basin with connection complete.
Bidders are not to state any price for
materials and work for which there 10 a
fixed amount provided for in the speciica-
lions.
Each proposal must be enclosed in a sealed
envelope properly Endorsed with the name
of the bidder and of the Improvement. and
directed to the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners OF the City OF Newark.
Bidders viii state their prices in writins
as well as in figures
Bidders must specify in their proposals
that, should the above work be awarded to
them. they will bind themselves to finish
and complete the same within the following
number Of consecutive working days:
Marion Place--Twenty f20) days.
Schley Street--Eishty 900 days.
Ths plans and specifications Of the work
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-19
Many County Committeeman
Vacancies Throughout City


There are ITO vacancies for the POSI-
ton Of county committeeman In the
various wards of the city 1t became
known at the meeting of the Progress
sive County Committee held at the
headquarters last night. AS no names
have been filed in these districts the
names of candidates will have to be
written on the ballots or else pastors
will have to be used.
Every ward In Newark has vacan-
cies ranging In number from two to
eleven districts. The vacancies by
wards are as follows: First, four;
Second, ten: Third, eight; Fourth,
eleven; Fifth, seven; Sixth. eleven;
Seventh, five; Eighth, four; Ninth,
two; Tenth, FIVE; Eleventh, two;
Twelfth, nine; Thirteenth. seven;
Fourteenth, eleven: Fifteenth, four;
Sixteenth, ten.
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REAL ESTATE
oaserta st, IT'S TT W fr orange av,

Gaserta st, It's IT W fr Orange av.
l6xlO0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Thomas F. Murrin to jeremiah l.
0Nefll ct al, Montclair, cor
Grove ct and Doid st, 67x1e0. 80.
Harry c. Sinner to r. d. Sinner
d Co.. South Orange, n cor Pros
poet st, 90 Il $ " FIR w. il. lived
r. b. Sinner & Co. to Harry G.
Sinner, South Orange, same prop
Greylock Land Company to Edward
X. Kennard ct al, Beileville, W
cor Greylock ay and Main at,
zoxlO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Austin Realty Company to Maria n.
Di Franza,. Belleville, lot "a, map
Austin Park Tract. ..................
Luigi Morrone TO Hicolo De Luceo,
Nutley. G Humbert st, 81 IT n FIR
Ayondale I'd. 75x75. ..................
William J. stejdler to Harold T.
Cook, East Orange, s Spring
ST, PSI # FIR Hamilton st, 40x1Ib
Harold I. Cook to William J.
Steidler. East Orange, same prop
William II. Headley to Oscar II.
| Schoelzke, Irvington, S. Tween
tleth st, 1853 IT fr Hawthorne av,
| 67xlO0 ....................-
Peoples Realty Company to Sarah
ID. Elston, East Orange, W Nor
wood st, b8l 1T FIR $. Orange ay,
| oOxl6U ...........-.........-
Sarah q. Eiston texecutrix) to Ed
ward C. Schilling, East Orange,
same prop ......................
John f. Monahan tsheriff) to stand
ard Securities Investment Corpor-
alton, Verona, cor Claremont
av and Martin I'd, 50x15o..........
Frederick Betz to Addison Worth
ington, Bloomfield, Willow st.
215 IT Q fr an angle In said st,
| 3ax1ef