New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-06
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The Value of Taxable
Parcels Is Sl2,56O,757

4 1890 dwelling house is TO be put up in
Evergreen avenue by Charles R. Trivett,
the well known builder. The site chosen
for this improvement is in the upper end
Of the town and in one Of the most rap.
idly growing home sections.
At the southeast corner of Willow and
Prospect streets a 5000 dwelling house
will be built 1t will be for one family
This location is about five blocks south Of
the big retail trade centre.
In the Watsessing district a $500 dwell
ing house, 25x26 feet will be built by
". n. Way.
On Range Terrace Mrs. Anna X. E.
Range will build a ST. 500 dwelling house.
This house will be put up to sell Mrs
Range has met with much success in
this high class development. The terrace
is well located and is within easy reach
of nearly every part of the town.
Roger Jacobus is going TO put up IN
Essex avenue a 5000 dwelling house.
Large sums are also going 70 be spent
for alterations i'm the retail trade centre.
Several properties have recently been i'm
proved. and several others will be SINH
larly treated this summer.
One OF the finest structures Of the town
Is the high school. II was built about a
year ago at a cost of $4,000 and has been
pronounced by Calvin r. Kendall, State
School Commissioner. one OF the finest
buildings OF its kind in the state. Another
imposing structure is the new home Of the
Baptist Church, at Franklin and Wash
ington streets, of which the Rev, Or.
Henry S Potter is pastor.
Bloomfield has splendid money channels
for building operations. Besides us big
savings bank institutions. II has four
large building loan associations.
Howard y. Davis. treasurer OF the
Board Of Trade. said to a Tribune re-
porter last week: The average mort
gage is AT per cent A loan which rep
resents 20 per cent Of the property may
be had al 5 per cent. There is always
available sufficient money for good rea!
estate and building propositions.
Nice cottages may be bought here on
easy terms on an initial payment OF $50
or less.
The country club is well patron!zed
BY Bloomfield people. Bloomfield is noted
for its many up TO date residences US
school facilities. its hourishins churches
and It's shady avenues %
r. J. Rogers is president OF the Vaver'
" Terrace Company and l. B. Jordan Is
treasurer. This company is improving
nineteen 50-front-foot lots IN Osborne
street, near Broad street Within stones
throw Of the property is the Chestnut
Hin station Of the Greenwood Lake dl'
vision OF the Erie Railroad, and about an
equal distance away is the Broad street
trolley line The property is about aA
blocks from the business heart OF tne
town.
Home seekers in need OF nice SUD
urban home will be well repaid BY V'sitIhs
this property. The houses were desisnea
by Mr. Jordan and were erected uhues'
his supervision. The houses are h'0e,.
arranged, there being ABOUT ~ Iee' Va
space between structures.
Each house has six rooms and oa'n'
with cellar. All are for sale on easy
terms. The owner will take as 10" As
$500 cash down from a STEADY wage
Garner; the balance can be paid at ~
month. That monthly sum VIII ihc1uo'
all fixed carrying charges 1uch d. -
terest. taxes, insurance and payment O.'
principal In about ten years the ouse,
will be the owner of an unencumOei'u
dwelling house property. one eo'ne-
house is for sale at N75o, another eo'"s.
property at ATO0. and other houses
about $500 These houses have all III
provements. 49,.
Near by are dwelling houses eosuH'
from $4,000 up.