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Evening journal., 1914-01-21
BEGIN The
ICE HARVEST
Consumers Company Has Army
at Work on ICedaIe and
Hibernia Dams
GREAT TONNAGE IS
EXPECTED THIS YEAR

The ice harvest. somewhat belated,
but with a promise of good results
If the weather keeps as II is now, be-
gan yesterday morning on the big
dam at lcedale. Pa The dam was
marked out and the real cutting and
filling Of the several houses will be
continued for a week or more until the
first crop OF the winter is housed.
The work of cutting viii start on the
Hibernia dam tomorrow morning.
Both the Icedale and the Hibernia
dams are under the control of the
Consumers Ice and Coal Company, Of
this city. Several hundred men are
already engaged and men are being
put to work as fast as they make ap-
plication at the dams.
Most of the men so far employed
are those who come from this city and
other places each year to secure the
two or three weeks work. The houses
prepared for them at the dams are
rapidly filling up. Some of the men
who want the work and who have not
had carfare, have walked the railroad
tracks from this city 10 get work.
Foot-sore and weary, three men last
night stopped at Wagontown station
inquiring the way 10 the big dams.
They we're directed and went OFF on
up the railroad tracks, happy that
their journey was near an end. as they
had walked all day in search of the
dams
The trains north on the Philadel-
phia and Reading road have been
taking men from here for some days.
A large number arrived at the dam
yesterday. They were given assign
sments and went to work.
The ice at Icedale is about to s
inches I'm thickness. At Hibernia il
is s inches at some places, but the
average freezing Is inches of good
clear ice, which those in charge state
is even better than a foot of ice with
the snow covered top. II lasts bet
ter and is better in all ways.
If the weather leeps cold the
cutting will last at least two weeks
on both dams and thousands Of tons
of ice will be stored in the big
houses which have during the past
summer and fall been refitted and
remodelled so as to receive a great
tonnage.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
dIGH COURT HEARS
ELBERT CASE ARG MEKT
Special to THE EvENINc JoUaNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, JAN 2l.--lne supreme
Court yesterday afternoon was engaged
in hearing argument in the two cases of
Samuel q. Elbert vs.. Harlan C. Scott
IT. a. constituting the New Castle
county Building Commission. Robert
II: Richards argued for lh. Elbcrt and
W. ;. iilles for the Building Commis-
sion. Argument ON both si6os followed
the printed briefs submitted to the court
IN the case. Argument in ine Cbancefv
case of the Merchants Union Trust
Company, successors TO line Unioa
Trust Company, a corporation mcorpo-
rated under the laws of pennsylyania.
vs.. New Philadelphia Graphite Com
pany, defunct corporation Of the State
Of New Jersey.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
MILLER BROTHERS
REOPEN BIG SALE

The re-opening Of the ere and re-
organization sale Of the Miller Bros.
Co, at 213 Market street, this morn
ing, saw tremendous crowd OF OPP
pornnity seekers waiting for the
doors TO be thrown open. With the
resumption of this great sale comes
the announcement that II will mean
the final clearance of mems women's
and childrene clothing and wearing
apparel. To encourage quick buying
there have been many astounding cuts
in prices on all smoke scented gar
ments. and this makes the oppor-
funities all the greater because the
damage done by smoke fumes is so
slight as to be practically unnotice-
able. Therefore the garments are
virtually as good as the day they were
bought at the beginning Of the fall
season.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
SIS FINE ON MAN
WHO WOULD DIE

Leonard Cooper, who attempted Il
hang himself in cell in the police sta
tion on Monday and was later released
only TO be arrested yesterday on "a
charge of disorderly conduct was before
City Court this morning and fined s.
and costs. He pleaded guilty. After
he was released from custody Cooper re.
turned 10 the police station and said
he wanted to he sent 20 Farmhurst
Later he declared he would throw him
self on the causeway and some one
would have to carry him to Famhurst
About , O'Clock yesterday Cooper
walked into a liquor store and had a
spasm. When Officer Aiken attempted
to arrest Cooper he put up e~ht and
struggled several minutes with the of.
iicer before he was subdued.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
INSURANCE COMPANY ELECTION.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Jan 22.-rhe Delaware
State Grange Insurance Company net
IN annual session here yesterday and
elected tae following directors
a. W. Hudson, smyrna; S. H. Derby,
Woodside; +. II. Bancroft. Camden;
Frank j. Prettyman; Charles Baker.
Milford; Daniel Short, Laurel; S. n.
Messick, Bridgevilc The directors
elected L. u. Bancroft, president: =. p.
Cowgirl, secretary and John Heyd, treas
urer.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
James ST.ChaudIer.
Undertaker
DEATHS.
Anna Z. Jacobs.
Lavenia M. Cook.
James Leon Newell
Thomas Green.
Elizabeth Iiorgan.

Thomas Green
Elizabeth Horgsu.
HOliGAN-lu this city. on Jan 90 1914
Elizabeth. daughter OF Edward G. snd
Elizabeth !. Horran. aged years.
Re atives and friends are invited to al
tend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents. No. 1O3 West Fourth street. on
Saturday morning at o'clock Mass 81
the Angels at the Cathedral ut 9 80 o'clock
tnierment at the Cathedral Cemetery
JAOObS-ln this city. on January 10.
1914 Anna f.. wife Of Thomas j
Jacobs aged 80 yeas.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services at the residence
Of her husband No. 1903 West street on
Friday afternoon January 23. at 2 O'Clock.
lnterment az Aiyerview cemetery
COOK ln this city, January 10, 1914.
Aavenia H. wife Of Josiah Cook aged
SO years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral services At the residence Of ber
husband, No. 107 Spruce street. on Thurs.
day afternoon, january -. at .. 30 o'clock.
lutermeut at Old SWedeg cemetery
NbW hbL-ln this city, on January 10
1914, James Leon. son OF William AVID
Lidia Newell aged 21 years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 At
tend the funeral services 1t the residence OF
Charles L. Linn, No. 523 Nandever ave-
nue.. On Wednesday evening January 81
1914, at Q clock. fntermant private al
Nottingham. Pa.
OREEN---On January f8 1914 Tbo-.s.
Green. eyed 56 years.
Funeral from Chandler Tndertski,s
rooms NO o12 West Ninth street. on Wa
ncsday. January 21. 81 . O'Clock Inter.
meat 81 Wilmington and Brsndyuiue cemc
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
FOG BoTHERs SHIPPING,

Incoming as ven as outgoing NesseIi
were much bothered yesterday by ;
dense fog which prevailed off the Della
ware capes and hung over the lower bay
and river since an early hour. OF tn,
aeet Of vessels which passed in th'
capcs only few reached port. th'
others seeking a safe anchorage betweei
here and Reedy Island TO await TIA lift
inp ot the fog
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
MRS. HOLLAND SERIOUSLY ILL.
Special 70 THE EVENING journal

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del, Jan. 21-Mrs.
Joseph Z. Holland. wife OF one of the
largest wholesale grocers on the
peninsula, is seriously i'll at her resi-
dence in South Milford with pneu-
monia. Mrs. Holland is we'll known
throughout the peninsula. Mr.. Hoi-
land is prominent Democrat and
has been mentioned for the nomina-
ton for Governor and for Congress
man several times.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
DETROIT SIGNS UP THREE MORE

DLIROlI. Mich. Jan. 2l.-Ihe sign
ed contracts OF Shortstop Owen Bush
and Outiielder Robert Neach We're re-
ceived at the Office OF the Detroit Amer.
lean League Baseball Club. Both play
ers had received oilers from the Federal
League. The signed contract of Catcher
Mckee also was received today by the
Detroit club.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.ZThe stock
market opened active and strong. Com
mission houses reported an increase of
public interest on the buying side to-
day, but professional interests were
bearish The death Of Lord Strathcona
did not affect Canadian Pacific. which
opened up one-half
+. ID. Lackey d Co., say, we would
nor be surprised to see all good stocks
sell few points higher before reaction
comes.'
{. !. Hudson & Co., say, I'VE expect a
more two-sidcd market from now on.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
HENRY SIGNS WITH WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l-After con
ference today between Manager Grit
fifth Of the Washington Americans. and
John Henry, Washington's catching
manstay, it was announced that Hen.
rvs signature had been affixed to a two
year contract, carrying Il material in
crease in salary. lt-was also announced
that Howard Shanks. left fielder. mad
signed for another season.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
RocKFoRp To NEE BRowNsoN.

Brownson Library five will meet the
Eocxford team. which is tied for first
place in the West Philadelphia Basket
bfall League here on Friday night
Through misunderstanding it was an
nonnccd that the Garnet team would
play here on Friday, but that team will
be unable to get down until Friday,
January 80. Rockford has a fast and
uell-halanced team and should make
prownson go some to win. They will
line up az follows:
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TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY


d OY WANTED-APPLY AT ONCE.
IL SCARBOROUGH DRUG CO.,
ian21-1t 400 Market ST.
NT ANTBD-LADY OR GENTLE
w man experienced in soliciting
advertisements. Address WIS. Even
ing Journal Office. ian2l-2t
January 20 1914.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between Martin Hsp-
pei and William p. Johnston under the name
OF Kappel Johnston, sc 7O3 Orange street.
Wilmington. Del, was dissolved On the Sew
enteenfh day OF lanusry, A. D., 1914, by
mutual consent.
MARTIN EAPPEL
WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON.
An persons indebted 20 the said partner
ship are requested 10 make payment and those
having claims 20 present the same without de-
ssy 90 MARTIN KApPEL,
703 Orange street, Wilmington, Del.
or TO his Agents
HAWKINS & COMPANY,
nc Market street ian2i, "a
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
TWO KENT COUNTY DEATHS.

Special 10 THE EVENING Journal.
DOVER, Del. Jan. 2l-George W. Col
Inns Of Pennington. Del, former
member Of the Kent County Levy Court.
aged 90 years. died at his home in Farm
mgton yesterday afternoon.
w. II. Mix aged 80 years. promi-
nent farmer living near Harrington.
died yesterday at Harrington.
Evening journal., 1914-01-21
AT PHILADELPHIA WEDDING.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kricaezsky at
tended the wedding OF their cousin il.
Philadelphia az the new auditorium
hall last evening
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CAnn nr ruANKa

Mr.. Louis Bonehcio POLL West Eighth
street, desires to return his S ncere thaal g
to his many friends and neighhors for their
extreme kindness TO him during his recent
bereavement by the loss OF his wife. Mary
Bonefcio.s
Evening journal., 1914-01-21

sie ana 2ll
W. Ninth st.
eleplinnes
l203 1874.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-20

1919 FLYING MERREL motorcycles, 1926;
full line Of bicycles. IS to $50; big bar
gains In tires, Sec; show ad. to get dis
count; BELMONT CYCLE CO.. ss5 Bread
ct. 136 South Orange av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-20
REAL ESTATEFOR SALE
WITH LARGE GROUNDS.
SACRIFICE FOR $4,000.
ONLY $500 CASH.
LARGE BAHNS. sIABLh

Eight lovely. large rooms; every modern
improvement porch all around the house;
in prime condition; handy to everything
best location. l do not intend to beg any
one to buy this place, as ! Will sell it any
how. Have another one at $4,000, on 2
lots; seven rooms all modern improve
ments parquet floors open freplaces; about
sold. Come and see these two places and
try and give your family a decent existence;
the New Workers will see this advertisement,
too Seen at once or Sunday. Phone day
or evenings CHAS. DUKE, Builder. 2s4
Bloomfield av. Bloomfield. Take Bloomfield
trolley to Watsessing av.
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$50 BUYS lot in West Lyons Farms, near
Weequahic Park; other lots SIS, $40 and
$50 per lot: no higher prices; IS cash. -
per month; title guaranteed new property
Just opened and we are selling at these low
prices to advertise West Lyons Farms and
introduce II to the public; the entire new
and beautiful development is open for your
inspection; no lots held In reserve. first
come first served: In Newark take Main line
trolley to Lyons av.. West Lyons Farms is
near the corner of Liberty and Long avs.
ARTHUR EVE, agent on property. or e. e.
MEACHAM & SON. Room 1899 Park Row
Building, New York city.
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HOUsE-six rooms and bath improve
ments; plot 75x100: garden, fruit trees
and chicken run; bathing, fshing, ETC.; sac
rifice $500; $500 cash. balance easy terms.
Full particulars apply to GEORGE II.
RUCK. owner s6S Brighton ST., Tottenville.
Staten Island, N. Y.
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SO LOTS; high land, ajoining railroad; for
factory or dwellings, manufacturing
town; plenty OF laboring hands. S. T..
DAVIDSON, 9 Hackensack ST.. East Ruth
erford N. j.; phone ia.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARM crops, stock and machinery So acres
excellent land Al buildings, on r. f. D..
close to Pennington; ali crops, horses 3
head cattle, 81 pigs $50 chickens, up-to-date
machinery, fruit; complete for only $4,000
reasonable terms. z. X. JAMESON, - Muir
ray st., Trenton, N. J.
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

ATTRACTIVE semi-bungaiow homes; cozy
well built, with all improvements; large
plot healthful surroundings; four to seven
rooms bath: s2.T50 upward. THE ROW
LAND-JOHNSoN Co.. Passaic, N. J.
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LOANS--MORTGAGES

wANTED-Loan of $4,000 on improved
pa STORY house: best location in city. no
agents. Address LOAN, Box 76. Star office.
HAVE clients desiring second mortgages
Law offices OF WILLIAM harris, Kin
ney building $50 Broad ST.. Newark. N. J.
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oTTENvILLE, $. 1.

SEA GRIT. N. J.-coTTAGEs FOR SALE.
MISS LEWIS, 500 FIFTH Az, NEW
YORK.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN

OUT OF TOWN
FULL. particulars of houses. business prop
critics. lots or farms, no matter where
located. offered for exchange by owners or
brokers. d. NJ. CONOyER, 24S Main ST..
East Orange.
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DWELLINGS TO LET

BROAD ST, 1873: cor. Gillette pl.-Fifteen-
room, 1-famiiy house; suitable for room
ing house rent S75. 8 STEINER, 221
Snrinalleld
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

CASCELLA Chemical Co., manufacturers Of
perfumes and Disnfectants. We contract to
dsinfect theatres, moving picture houses. ball.
roins etc, with a most excellent sanitary per-
fume. We manufacture barber supplies in ali
It's branches, also metal polishes, bar oil, silver
soap and sweeping compound. Direct Import
ers Of Pure Italian Olive Oil. Drop US a card
and our representative will call Prompt at
tenton. Factory aud office, 205 Ridge st.,
Newark. Tel. 3271-W. b. b.
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SUMMER BOARDING


MRS WHEELER's apartments UoS Boata
walk: attractive reomss exceilsns table
homellke; $40 up
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BOSTON ST. 4s-FIne houaekeepinr rooms
~ up, gas ana laundry free. centrally I6z
Gated. near two car lines
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

R0sEVILLE-First floor. large. light
rooms End floor, rooms; 202 North 5th
ST. eeparate entrances and heaters liam
lly brick house on lage lot. / block 70 troll
ley rent $50 and $40. THE EDWARD W.
MARTIN CO, Is Bathgate pl. near Rose
vile station phone 500 Branch Brook
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MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES

THE EXCELSIOR auto cycle, latest, safest,
most powerful: twin, $225; two speed,
s260; cash or instruments, used machines.
$40 up; bicycles from SIS up; see bicycles.
IS down. 81 week. HAVERFORD CYCLE
CO., 945 Broad st.
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FINE one.family house rooms all i'm
provements; convenient to station and
Central av. cars: cheap; VIII exchange PRI-
WAITE, Box IL. Newark Star.
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IN BLOCK, only maOhfne tHat Can De bLdrted
with rear wheel on ground. Used machines.
$40 UP; easy terms. BUSH, MacDOUGALI4,
S12 Halsey st. Open evenings & Sunday morn.
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BRIGHT, airy room: all improvements With
board 4s Fulton st.
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UNION HILL


Two-FAMILY HOUSE, $500; $1,000 cash.
500 Fourth st.. Union Hill, N. j.
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FARMS FOR SALE

BARGAINS In stock, grain. poultry and fruit
farms. Get full particulars from c. c.
MORROW. 500 Broad ST.
SEVEN ACRES. good ground. "a miles
from Spring Lake s-room house, large
barn. running brook; price 81 200. WOOD &
STONE, .s22 Monroe av., Asbury Park N ].
CONNECTICUT
% ACRES. 20 tiilable; new house. new barn,
hne trout brook: plenty fruit: only 81. $50
easy terms. WM. CONE. Canterbury. Conn.
s5-AcRB FARM for sale or exchange for
city property. KRBUTzLER, 129 Fifth
St, Elizabeth, n. j..
NEW YORK
FRUIT farm on bank Of Hudson River.
grand View fine house and barns prac-
tieaily new; artesian well; z.1l0 fruit trees.
l.200 grapes, 5000 asparagus, 1000 cur
rants Loco bush berries all bearing big
money maker price SO, 600; a money maker.
50-acre lakeside farm for your summer.
-, 400 for quick sale; clear title guaranteed
honest dealing. no exchange: come and see.
LLOYD NJ. HALLENBECK. Gresndale on
the Hudson. n.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE

AT PIAINFIELD-S house; stable !;
lot 150x202; mortgage $1,000; what am
offered for my $4,000 equity? VIII ex-
change for Newark property. automobile, or
what have you to offer? SAMUELSON, 2so
Plane ST., city.
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CARL II sTIGER-~MoDERN HOUSES
FOR SALE AND RENT.
Z OPPOSITE BRICK CHURCH STATION.
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rinhn: pleasant eooI rpuass home cnuki1&. 4
dsrisE June. II Nsw fort as'i I'll SO -.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
LUDWIG PIANO co.

Manufacturers of grand, upright and player
pianos. Can you appreciate the economy OF
hrviug direct of the maker?
MAREBOOMS. ga MAIN ST., ORANGE.
MONEY SAvING OPPORTUNITIES
Standard player pianos from. ........ $3.50
upright pianos -. >. go 40
Organs and square pianos: any Reasonable
offer accepted. Music rolls. 20 cents.
STORY & CLARK. 101 HAISEY ST.
Mathushek Upright Mahogany. sl10.
Laffargue Upright Mahogany. S140.
Chickertng. Haliet & Davis and other good
Pianos cheap; Sc monthly.
GRIFFITH PIANO co COS BROAD ST.
send postal STRATToN, IFS Plane st.
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RrpGEFIELD PARK

RIDGEFIELD PARK HOUSE. % Overlook
av.: 40x1T0; rooms, bath; all improve
1nents; must sacrifice communication $3.50.
TROCK, SIS West 171st st.
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s.. $50 $500 CASH. buys new house. rooms
all improvements, with large new garage
Particulars, DUKE. 2s4 bloomfield av.,
Bloomfield
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house heat bath
4ox1o0 lot; $1,000; 5000 cash. TIMoNY,
Rideefeld Park.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-20

AN Exceptional disinfectant; on the mar
ket over 10 years; far superior 10 anything
of its kind; The King Bug Killer; guaranteed
to kill reaches, bugs and all vermin instantly
or money refunded; drop us a card or phone
and our salesman will call to give free dem
onstration JEILISoN & MCCORMACK. 81
Warren ST., Newark, n. j.; phone 3733-W
Market.
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RROOKIYN

AN l1-room house and store, 26x2S; acr'
ground garden. fruit grapes. ETC.: n
miles New York S2.S00.. e. NJ. BENNETT
rs Macon ST.. Brooklyn.
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TwO-FAMILY limestone house, all improve
ments; gas. electric light, parquet floors.
separate furnaces, separate entrances, VIII
exchange equity $4,000 and cash Tor New
Jersey farm. WILLIAM II. ROMMELl-i
owner. Liberty Corner, N. j.
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OCT or 'rowr
BOARDING

FOREST HILL. Lake ST.. 775--7wo large.
weil-furnished rooms aiso one smaller one;
with board; fine location Phone 12ss b B.
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GOING Industrial whose business has
doubled each year for the past . years
which has paid sSo per annum for the famo
period rated in both Dun's and Brad
street :; has no debts viii sell few thou
sand dollars of stock for expansion purposes;
opportunity given small investors; searching
Investigation courted. Address INDUS
TRIAL. Box 76. Star Office
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EAST ORANGE-very select apartment
upper floor of two-famiiy house; eight
light cheerful rooms; all sun parlors; sep
near Prospect St, East Orange. Inquire OF
MRS. DALEY, first floor, or FIEDLEH
CORPORATION. Firemens Bldg, Newark
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ASBURY PARK corner cottage, all inn
provements owner moving, must be sold ;
great bargain Particulars Of Il. b.
KNICKAfAN, 20 Whittlesey av., East Or
ange.
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Two-FAMILY 14-room house. all improve
ments; steam heat, electric light; lot
down. full price SIS. 500 S.. Box 81. Star
Office.
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ROYAL
Nos 92-4-6 North Broad st.. near Third
av. minutes 10 Erie station, 10 minutes
to Market and Broad, large. light and
7-room apartments: steam heat. hat wa
ter and janitor service furnished. individual
maid accommodations; tiled bath. electric
lights. win decorate 10 suit tenants taste
in beautiful Japanese grass cloth and hand
some paper with cut-out borders; every room
clean and entirely renovated Inquire OF 1ani-
tor or THE EDWARD W. MARTIN CO, IS
Bathgate pl, near Roseville station, D., L.
and W. r. r. phone s02 Branch Brook.
RosEyIII.E North 9th ST., 1s--Eight room.
l-family house; steam heat and all i'm
proyements; ! block to junction Central av.
and Warren St; 8 minutes 10 Roserille sta
ton, immediate occupancy; rent s85. Apply
WALKER, is North 9Th ST. or THE ED
WARD W. MARTIN CO. Is Bathgate pl
ROSEVILLE North Sixth st.. 1s5-Two
blocks to station. l block TO trolley; Sc
lect neighborheod; rooms. LIST floor Of .
modern 2-family house all separate i'm
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