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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
Primary In
Georgia Is
On Today
CHIEF INTEREST CENTERS
IN U. S. SENATORSHIP
RACES.
First Time Senators Nominated
BY Popular Vote, which
will Be Heavy.
(By Associated Press. J

Atlanta, Aug. 10. -Georgia Dem
ocrats in a Statewide primary to-
day voted for candidates for the long
and short term in the United States
Senate, for governor, congressman,
and State offices. The primary
election is equivalent to election in
November. The chief interest is in
the race for the Senate between
lloke Smith and Former Governor
Joseph NJ Brown. Candidates for
the uncXpired term of the late Unit
ed States Senator Bacon are Gov
ernor Slaton, Congressman Hard
wick, 7 s. Fielder, / II. Cooper,
&. r Ilutchcns; for governor,
Judge y. e. Harris, j. r. Ander-
son, Dr. l.. G.. Ilardaman 1t is
the first time senators have been
by state wide vote, and
the first time both were selected sim
ultaneously. a heavy vote Is indi-
Gated
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
INTERNAL REVENUE MEN

New York, Aug 19 The annual
convention Of the National Fedora
tion Of United States Internal Rev
enue Storekeeper-Gaugers is being
held today at the Waldorf-Astoria,
and will last over tomorrow. The
New York Association of second and
third New York Internal Revenue
Collection districts is acting as host
in the entertainment Of the dele
gates from various parts Of the
United States, and this convention
promises to be the best in the his
tory Of the organization.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
STATE CONVENTION CALLED
TO SETTLE TIME STANDARD

Miami, Aug. 10 While time and
tide wat for no man, there are a
large number OF men who seem to
be waiting on time, and are very
much interested in the subject Of
changing from central to eastern
standard time, with the Likelihood
that the time convention to be held
at Jacksonyillc, Sept II, Il, the
suggestion of the Miami CONNER
cial club, will be largely attended.
Favorable reports from various
towns in Florida are being received
daily by J W. Humphreys, chair
man Of the time committee Of the
Commercial club. Tampa and St.
Petersburg board of trade secretaries
say their boards Of governors will
act for or against the adoption Of
eastern time at an early date Titus
willie and other east coast towns are
I'll lIluSldSllt anu HdNt lult-I lH'b
line, with a strong likelihood that
they will send delegates who will
fight to the last ditch, for the adop-
tion Of eastern time Writing in be
half Of the St. Augustine Chamber
Of Commerce, l.. F. Hammond, act
ing secretary, says:
Replying to your circular letter
Of the Goth ult, beg to advise that
the st. Augustine Chamber of Com
merce is heartily in favor Of eastern
standard time. We are glad to en-
dorse your proposition and assure
you that we will be glad to coop
crate to the fullest extent in any
way possible"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
CRUISER TENNESSEE
BEING HELD UP
LRY AssOciated Press.

Falmouth England Aug. 10 .-
WA Iondonl-1115 a m The
I,ritod states cruiser Tennessee
which should have sailed at dawn
today for fine Hook Of Holland to
rnrio,o stranded Americans did not
donart
tronry Rrockinridpr Emitted
,,at.s ass;s,ont .ccrotarv Of war in
,.,,lan.,,ton -, rho doIav said.
., h,d cvncctod to receive jnfor.
..,,a, fnan, all ,ho Fur,no,, po,-
a,,.,,,.,t nroroisin. s,fo nscort for
,,,. r.,rosor,ot;,oy in ronycyina
.,,..,,nd - tho dirorort cani,aIs /
also oynertod more definite infor-
..n,,,, thro,on Ambassador Walter
,,.,.o pa.. ,rom rho contf,cnt of
,,,,.a,., os - tho ovact nuo,bcr Of
,.,;.,,.. .,r.ndod in mo ,,riouy
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
FARMERS CONVENTION

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 10
Inc annual convention of the Ala
DANA division of the Farmers Union
Will be held in this city for three
days commencing today This asso-
citation has a membership OF over
$1,000 farmers, one and all of
whom look forward to these annual
sessions for the great ADVANTAGES
they offer the farming interests. t
L. Harvey state lecturer, and b. j.
Wooten, assistant state lecturer.
will address the delegates. crops
throughout the state are reported to
be in fine condition.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
GERMANY WILL BE
COMPLETELY CRUSHED

|gton, D. c., Aug. 10.
J leave his trunks in Paris,
H. get away from that war
country with only such Of
bsions as he could carry in
b, Senator Fletcher, Of
arrived here yesterday
Having come from Plym-
Gland.
fletcher was unable to come,
|e leaving Senator Fletcher
passage was booked for her
kdriatic, which is due to
%.
B that outside of Germany
|on Is universal in Europe
Kaiser had the power of
Nv II and that he chose to
time when he thought
/ countries the least pre-
what in his opinion will
tcome of the European war
Fletcher said: "In my op-
ere can be but one out
Germany will be completely
don't see any hope for
Fat all in this conflict. and
war is over | believe the
Europe will be completely
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
CLAY PIGEON SHOOT
AT ST. PETERSBURG

ST Petersburg, Aug 10. The
st. Petersburg Gun Club vii! hold
a clay pigeon shoot on Thursday.
Aug p, at their traps, foot of
Sixth Ave. S. This shoot is open
to all shooters in the State, and as
good money prizes will be offered,
there will undoubtedly be a large
The traps will be open
next Friday afternoon for practice,
and all shooters as well as the pub
lie are invited.
Further information may be had
by addressing 7. A. Graves, st
Petersburg.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
j Spend
[illions To
Buy Ships
BENT AP P r o v E S
I'm TO BUY MER
HANT VESSELS
loo to be Appropriated at
for This Purpose
by Congress.

lgton, Aug. 19.-Plesident
pday approved the Plan to
government buy ships to
pnerican foodstuffs abroad
prred with Congressional
b the question of the de-
ts Of the American mer-
,riue. A bill to carry out
a war insurance plan will
|uced in both houses of
Immediately 1t is tenta-
iced that Congress will ap-
$4,000, 900 to buy ships.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
SERVIANS VICTORIOUS
OVER AUSTRIANS
(By Associated Press

London, Aug, 10 An official
communication from Paris says that
confirmation is at hand Of previous
reports OF a Servian victory over
SU,0O0 Austrians at Shabats, Scrvia,
forty miles from Belgrade The Aus
trjans lost heavily and Rome dis
patch says they had 5000 killed and
900 wounded
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
NICARAGUAN TREATY
ADVANCES TOWARD
RATIFICATION

WASHINGTON, Aug l9,-Thc
treaty to pay Nicaragua $3,000,ooo
for perpetual intcr-oceanic canal
rights and coaling stations was
referred today to special suO-com-
mittce Of the Senate foreign rcla
tlons committee as the first step
toward ratification.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
Carranza Will
Repudiate Notes
Issued by Carbajal
(By Associated Press. J

Mexico City, Aug. 49, A decree
repudating the government notes
issued July - will be issued tomor-
row by the governor of the federal
district This issue was made by
the Carbaial government on the au-
thorzation of a $G0,o0O,00O bond
issue made by lIuerta. The repudi-
alton will be made under a decree
of Ncntustiano Carranza of April
2d, refusing to recognize the acts Of
lIuerta
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
SeryianS Defeat AuStrianS
at Shabats; Many Killed
German Army Reported March Brussels French
gans Opposing and Fighn in Progress along Extended
Frontage.
GERMANS REPORTED
MARCHING ON BRUSSELS
(By Associated PreSS)

Wy NoNUVIdVVW IVobT
Paris, Aug. 49, \ dispatch to
the Paris Midi from Brussels dated
yesterday says that cannonadng
was distinctly heard at Brussels.
The correspondent adds that it is
that the Germans are
on Brussels by way Of
lIuy and lodoigne.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
Negotiating Directly, 1t Is Supposed

London, England, Aug 10
1890 p. m.-The American embas-
sy he's been advised by Henry S,
Breckinridae that he has instruc-
tions from Washington not to sail
for the Hook Of Holland until 50
ordered.
The embassy has no knowledge Of
the reasons for this delay. 1t is sup
posed negotiations regarding the
movements of the Tennessee are
proceeding directly between Wash
ington and the continental govern
ments concerned.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
GERMANS SLAUGHTER
ITALIAN REFUGEES
lBY AssOcilted Press

London, Aug, 10 A Rome dis
patch to the Star says that refugees
from Madgeburg, Germany, report
that German soldiers there fired on
1000 Italians confined in barracks
and killed seven and wounded siX-
teen because some Of them hur-
rahed for Italy
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
MINE DESTROYS
RUSSIAN WAR SHIP
tBy Associated Press.

London, Aug. 10 An msubstan-
tiatad report from st Petersburg
says that a Russian warship struck
a mine and foundered in the Black
sea. The Odessa docks are report
ed to be burning
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
! CARS TO HAVANA
NEXT JANUARY

qphia, Aug. 19.-Mr.
lons-cherished dream of
crS to and from Cuba will
accomplished fact. The
= road of the Florida East
West mas been in sue
'peratlon for a few years,
4 through route to Havana,
y car ferry, with a capacity
aeh' cars, will be running
- West and Havana.
eTry is now under con-
cramps yard, in this
VIII cost approximately
II will be $50 feet long
we four tracks, the two
holding S cars each and
ou'er tracks Z each. The
& IS expected to take place
. middle of September. The
De Is knots an hour and
tween Key West and Ha-
pronably be about six
Is expected that arrange
be made with the Cuban
hereby cars can be run
all points on the island
reached by standard gage
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by the Security Abstract
and Title Company.)
Aug. 18. 1914


Aug. 1S, 1914
j A. Newsomc to r. w. Dukes
w, T. Hurst to f W. WYATT
Mary s. Tomlinson to calvert
Mtg. Co,
poinsettia Park Co. to l.. r.
Burns.
Seasons Investment Co. to l.. r,
Burns.
r w Gormley to H. r. Burns.
Jay O. Baird to Nelson Buick
Geo. NJ Wright to Joseph Sol
riiski.
Florence e. Inman to Citizens
Bank and Trust Co.
A. Z and NJ l.. Robinson to
Silvia Heath.
e. l.. Maxwell to Bank OF Mul-
berry
l.. 0. Foagin to Lake Wales Land
Company.
NJ A. Tillis to Paul Watkins.
Lula r. Lancr to A. r. Will
liams.
Aug. II, 1914
w, c. Barber to Julicttc NJ.
Bishop
r. II. Hobbs to Asa McNc2l,
Florida Highlands Co. to Gcor9c
S. King.
p. B Jackson 10 Rachcl Woods.
VIM. A. Burgess to Mis- f. X
jenkins
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
ELECTRICIANS CONVENE

Columbus. Ga, Aug. 19.-The
Southeastern section of the National
Electric Light Association opened
its annual meeting at the Isle of
Palms today, with representatives
of six States present
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
FIERCE FIGHTING
BETWEEN GERMANS
AND BELGIANS

London, Aug. 10. A Brussels
dispatch to Reuters Agency sent at
: O'Clock last night, says that fierce
battles are i'll progress between the
Belgians and Germans along pn eX-
tended front and a large number of
refugees are arriving from Tirlemon
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
ARMERS IN MEETING

Il Texas, Aug. 19.-The
meeting of the Texas Dry
Fon2ress opened its ses-
y this morning, and this is
4o Be one of the best and
p estlng conventions ever
2 history of the Con gress.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
END OF LONG HIKE

Leon Springs, Texas, Aug. -
Machine gun troops Of Troop D,
Sixth Cavalry and Company p, Elev-
enth Infantry, are due here today,
completing the long march of S21
miles from Texas City. They are
coming here for machine gun prac-
{na
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
AEN'S CONVENTION

\ Y, Aug, 10. The
Y state Firemen's Associa-
Y opened its annual three
IN this city with repre-
of nearly all the 1900
'hroushout the State
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19

The Tallahassee Boy Scouts are
making their plans to secure a town
clock for the city.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
Locals Took First
Game of Series
from Fl. Meade

HUlIl tt. NIedue
In an excellent contest, the Lake
land team defeated Fort Meade on
the home grounds yesterday after
noon by the score Of three tC two.
Both teams played a splendid arti-
Gle of ball and both twirlcrs mixed
EN- up in fine shape The visitors
had sent for BABE Wilder to
pitch for them, but he did not show
up Beck was feeling bad, SO Hugh
Brown was chosen to do the h9rling
He kept the hits well scattered eX-
cept in the fourth when the locals
touched him up for two-nagger
and two singles Gillespie pitched
his usual heady game and pulled out
of the tight places in fine style The
bat work OF BraAier the new mem
ber Of the team was the feature of
the game, a two-bagger ana a sim
gle out of three times at the bat
being his contribution,
The score by innings:
First Inning
For Fort Meade Fries flied out
to left, Brazier making a fine rum
ming catch, Rive out at first, Beck
infield hit Dix forced Beck
For Lakeland Ginter and CABRERA
out at first. Van famed. No runs,
Second Inning
For Fort Meade--BroWn out at
first, Newsome singled, Stevens
forced Newsome, Del Rio famed
For Lakeland-Brazier got a two
Dagger, Spivey sacrificed, Garlets
popped to first, Watson walked, Saw
yer famed No runs,
Third Inning
For Fort Mcade-O'Conn out at
first, Fries ont at first, Rive popped
to first
For Observation-Disclosures popped to
second, Ginter singled, cabrera flied
to right, Van popped to second No
runs.
Fourth Inning
For Fort Mcade-Beck popped to
short, Dix out at first, Brown got
first on Gillespies error, stole sec
ond. and was out stealing third.
For Lakeland -Brazier singled,
spivey famed, Garlets cot a two
bagger, scoring Brazier, Watson
famed, Sawyer singled, scoring
Garlets, Sawyer out steaIina second.
Two runs.
Fifth Inning
For Fort Neade--NeYsomc famed,
Stevens out at first, Del Rio famed.
For Observation-Disclosures popped to
pitcher. Ginter flied out to left, Ca
brara popped to second. no runs
Sixth Inning
For Fort Meade--O'Connor popped
to first, Fries popped to ritchcr,
Rive out at first.
For Lakeland-Van out at first
Brazier famed, Spiyey out at first.
No runs.
Seventh Inning
For Fort Meade-Beck got irst
on GilIespie's error Dix famed
Brown got an infeld hit, Newsome
famed. Stevens singled scoring Beck
Brown scored on Sawyer's wild peg
to second, Del Rio famed Two
runs.
For Lakeland-Garlets got hit,
Watson made an infeld hit and
Sawyer popped to pitcher, Garlets
scored on catcher's passed bali, Gil
lespie hit to short and Watson was
ont at the plate, Gillespie cauSht oil
first. One run.
Eighth Inning
For Fort Meade-O'Conner got
first on Cabrera's error, Fries sdcrl-
feed, Rive out at first Beck popped
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
Fourth Inning

For Fort Mcade-Beck popped to
short, Dix out at first Brown got
first on Gi!lespie's error, stole sec
ond, and was out stealing third.
For Lakeland Brazier singled,
Spivey famed, Garlets cot a two
bagger, scoring Brazier, Watson
famed. Sawyer singled, scoring
Garlets, Sawyer Out stealin2 second
Two runs.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-19
First Inning

For Fort Meade Fries fied out
to left, Brazier making fine rum
ming catch, Rive out at first, Beck
infield hit. Dix forced Beck,
For Lakeland Ginter and CABRERA
out at first. Van famed No runs,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
DWELLINGS TO LET

BROAD ST, 49--Nine rooms, two baths; one
or two families; steam heat; new pulmb-
ing; $45 month Inquire 319 Bellevllle aV.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

TWO or three connecting rooms. nicely fiu-
nished. steam heat, bath; all improve
ments suitable for light housekeeping sor
otherwise. Apply 4ss Bloomfield av.. Mont
clair: phone 2739-J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
POINT PLEASANT

POINT PLEASANT-Bargain lots. 50x125;
choice location, convenient to ocean, river,
tricity; only $500 each. Room 20, 1874
Broadway, New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

FOR sale, Ridgewood, N. J.-Elegant mod
ern frame house. 10 rooms and bath; fine
barn, two chicken houses; plot lO0x4S8.
street to street, price 81, 600; mortgage S4,-
500, or may lease to desirable tenant. ED
WIN REYNOLDS, 1871 Grand ST., Brook
Ign. Telephone 3SS0-Wllliamsburg
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CITY.

BARGAIN-Private house, rooms. bath, all
improvements; also small factory, all
brick; 20 minutes to New York. w. NAL
LET, 1873 Central av, Jersey City
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SO, 000-RUBBLE stone village residence,
covered with ivy, 10 rooms, improvements;
barn, hennery, fruit, garden; easy terms;
other desirable homes, farms, building sites,
within picturesque town limits commu-
tation Erie II. r. BREMHALL, Park Ridge,
N J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
LANSDOWN

AT LANsDOwN, N. J.-Six-room house;
garden and lawn; water in kitchen; beau
tifuI shade trees. fruit; large poultry house;
minutes to station. minutes to bathing
and fishing; price $1,000 to $1,000 cash,
CHAS. BRILL, JR., 1547 Broadway, N. Y.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

FOR SALE--Two modern 2-family detached
brick houses, 1913 and 1873 23d st., West
New York; all improvements; 40 minutes
from New York City Hall; fare Sc; price
$1,000 terms to suit. Inquire CHARLES
HEM. COZ Hill st.. West Hoboken, N. ].
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
NIETUCHEN
AT Metuchen

AT Metuchen, N. j.. for sale rent %
miles out ON p. r. r.: new Groom stuccC
house; all improvements; price and terms
reasonable to responsible people. Address
owner W. T. MADAMS, Metuchen, N j.
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IRVINGTON

TIFFANY PL. Irvington-New two-famlly
detached house; 10 rooms, two baths; plot
37Ihx140; at bargain; near cars; easy terms;
modern improvements. Write OWNER, 432
Stuyvesant av. Byndhurst, N, j.
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vAUxHALI

NEW six-room house: all improvements;
located on Springfield av. splendid loca-
ton for doctor; Vauxhall section; viii sell
at bargain; small payment down. balance
easy terms. Inquire VAUxHALL Real Es-
tate Office. Take Springfield av. car.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

FOR SALE-Beautifui suburban residence
situated at Rutherford; z rooms. hard
wood floors, electric lights, gas, hot water
be seen at anV time. easY terms EpWARp
S. MERCER CO. Suburban Real Estate, 24S
Main av., Passaic, n. j.. tel. 10s-W.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

Observation-Disclosures Groom bungalow
all improvements near station: large plot
S1e75: s175 down; balance S13 monthly
Owner, Il. r., Bogota, N. j.
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UNION

FOR SALE-Two fine building lots, corner
Chester and Jefferson avs, Union, n. j..
price $500. Address C. j., Box "A. Star
office.
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STATEN ISLAND

CAFE and lease; 3-story and basement
house: living apartment and furnished
:ooms, all rented; cheap rent; fine location;
investigates; fine bargain; no agents. 1160
New York av.. Rosebanlx, S. l.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

GREATEST opportunity / know of-100
acres, 6 miles above Willow Grove; IL
not installed; large barn, outbuildings; small
stream. spring, 125 fruit trees; magnificent,
high, healthy location:4 excellent view; q
mile from trolley owner living In another
section, compelled to SELL price $500, half
cash. Think of II! Less than sS5 an acre
for ground with good buildings, within 20
II. GROSS. 122 South Thirteenth, Phiadel-
phia, Pa.
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AT Mountain Station, South Orange, 10 and
Broom house; all improvements: fine view:
SOS and ST5 per month. o. s. THOMPSON,
257 4th av.. New York; phone 1853 Ora
mercy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

FOR SALE, at Athena, N. J.-Laree two
family house, IA rooms and baths; large
attic separate entrances; house practically
new; house 26x52. lot 5Siax15O feet one block
from station; first-class train service, Erle
and I.ackawanna railroads; healthy locality;
corner lot on main street; send for photo
and particulars or call and inspect premises
A, w. SMITH. owner.
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HOUSE. nine rooms, bath: all improvements
50x125; select Greenvile section; con
venient to steam and trolley cars. 1873 Clerk
ST., Jersey City.
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RnCHEILE PARK

SEVEN ROOMS. gas; plot 115x4s4; large
chicken coop; 40 fruit trees; small fruit /;
SO minutes by train 16 minutes to station /;
$500. M. HoUSMAN, Rochelle Park, N J..
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VAILSBURG

FAILSBURG-rhree restricted lots; one
37X140 on Sanford av.; two 81 y MOO,
on Smith st. G. A. SMITH, 472 Sanford
avenue.
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JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS.

60 KENSINGTON AV., Jersey City Heights
Three story and basement eleven-room
house: also lot, 25x100; sell separate; most
desirable location,
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LYONS FARMS


CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW, big sacrifice;
every Improvement: open fireplace; near
trolley: worth $4,000 price 49, 400; terms, $500
cash. balance small installments. FIACRE.
p26 Essex building.
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BERGENFIELD

ACCOMPLISHMENTS house, all improve
ments, $4,000: $3.50 cash. OWNER, 81
Mum av., Bogota.
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FOR sale at a sacrifice, beautiful home. eight
rooms all improvements; on trolley limos
20 minutes to ocean: all kinds fruit: large
barn and chicken house, $1,000 cash. balance
easy terms. II. G. HOFFMAN. owner, Eaton
Town. n. ],
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

ELEvEN-ROOM house; easy terms; bar
gain; residential section. HElMMEL
Railway av., Elizabeth, N. j,
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WEST ENGLEwooD

WEST ENGLEWOOD, N. J-House, six
rooms. bath; all improvements; corner;
agents wanted. Write TO a. W. GERRANS.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE
BOONTON

BooNToN, N. j., in the mountains. A
minutes to New York; Lackawanna ex'
press service: seyen-room house, in perfect
condition; all improvements plot 50x2O0;
electric lights, fine garden, large piazza
facing lake, sell at $4,000; only $1,000 cash
houses, bungalows: three furnished houses
rent season or year. Write for particulars
or by appointment only 4i2 Dixon aYi
WILLIAM A. KIRBY.
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WILCOX Az, Al. East Orange-F1at, second
hoor, eight rooms, all improvements: aab-
arate steam heaters, electric light. separafs
entrance; newly decorated - i
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
REAL ESTATE TO LET
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

CHARMING six-room cottage, BATH running
water: fruit, shade, kitchen garden; high.
healthy; near station; 10 miles from city;
West Shore II. II. Box AZ, Dumont, N. J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
BLOOMFIELD


BLOOMFIELD. DoDD ST., 14--Two-stoi
double frame house for sale. cheap.