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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-19

: for instance In Washington, or Phila-
dalphia. barnard, Of Cleveland. Ia
oeiievea that no can convince the other
ciubs that they can mako money by
coming hero.
II This plan carries local fandom will
get opportunities throughout tho play
ING. season to SEQ the big leagues In
ae.ion when they have reached their
games are scheduled, II thoy are SEIZED.
urea. the Virginia League team Rich
mond would play On that date will
the postponed game thus caused viii
be played as part OF double header
on either the DAY previous TO tho cx-
In discussing the men. Ryan will
have. from which 10 make his pick, It
Morc!and, sentz and Eberts are known
quantities, as are Brcsnahan, Newton.
Davis and Raiey. Mace is likewise
FIRST tryout II no reports as he has
promised strain and Smallwood arc
the only pitchers on the reserve list
Summary OF New Men.
OF the new material. all VIII DO in
terested in tho pitching talent So hero
Thomas Quinn is a right-hnnd
pitcher; who has been playing semi
Quinn. and says that he is good for
any class. &C. League, and has prospects
G. e. sisIey, is another right handler.
tie Is college man and his only pro-
lS, ,sibr, experience was gained With
League. Ryan likes Ike ' him very 'er much.
X. o. Ships. is Il lcft-hander. He too.
got his experience In the Interstate,
and Ryan IL OF the opinion that with
good coaching he can bo made into {,
real and salenble star.
Gus Masters. because of Illness last
year, played independent ball. He IS
n right -hander. and has seen service
with the South Bend Club Of the Cen
Club. in the Federal League.
Russell Byrd. another right handler.
comes. from Giants Lick. KY. He has
teen games pitched last season in pref
~ fast company. no averaged ten
strlkc-outs to the game.
henderson, the big icft-hander, pur-
chased from Lowell. In the New Eng
land League. Is expected to prove the
% Fh h. had he With s ssld Se
ngemeut IN Lowell. He won seventeen
and lost hve games last season.
TROUT with the Philadelphia Nationals.
and was farmcd 10 Portland Ore RYAN
likes the boy and believes that the ex-
valuable.
Lswis ws Worth. also catcher. halls
good arm, is big and heavy and fast.
combination. which, II coupled with
selection.
Ryan has aupplied himself with In
felders In william Ryan. a namesake,
from Topeka. In the Western League,
ana Joe Flannery. a college lad. who
had tryout with Mobile. In the South
ern League. being let out because he
lacked experience. He is now trying
TO land first baseman.
Otto Ptiefer. an outfieldor. was
bought from indianapolis He Is young,
but has engaged in the butcher bust
ness In his home town. and may decide
not to report Ryan will be definitely
advised In n few days. Ryan lis still
dicEering for other outheIders, espe
cialiy Gray. who gas with Charleston.
IN the Interstate League. last season,
where he hit 1856. no hopes to land
this youugster.
20. while the pitchers. at least, the
youns pitchers. will arrive, a, few days
earlier a game Is scheduled with tho
Athletics on March 81. but Ryan be-
good enough shape TO nut nm a roai
fight by that time
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NIN TheWAKE %1he GAME N5
@b 6y5 MaIbert .@Iszzz=za5S

It vas something like real sport TO
welcome Ray Ryan when he came into
the shop. There Ia something infect
gus about Ryan. He doesn't say much,
all Its own. He tells you he's going
70 have winner and makes you be-
lleve IT, which at this time OF year is
decidedly encouraging.
Els list OF hopefuls or near-hopcfuls
looks. formidable enough. especially his
pitching talent. Note the two left
viii be, the first time the Colts have
had lcfthanutr in the twirllng de-
part for four seasons, unless Bill Laval
came 10 the rescue several times last
season from his right garden, be count
ed In the southpaw brigade.
Ryan contemplates using Doc New
ton at second Instead of in the short
held. He believes that Doc will be of
greater help to the club and will have
an opportunity to show TO better ad
vantage around the keystone station
than anywhere else. In ;.ddition New
ton Will serve as a balance to some
stop berth.
Ryan's plan to get the major league
clubs TO show here when they are iav-
ing OF in the East, Will come as a dis
tfnct pleasure TO the fans who have
been denied looking at the big fellows
excepting In the exhibition games II
VII not only make money for the
Club, but viii win his way straight
into the appreciation of the public
Contracts Will go out to the men to-
morrow. They are 10 report not later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-19
y. MI. DEFEATS
SOUTH CAROLINA
Especial to The Times-Dispntch.l

Lexington, Va, January lS.-V NJ.
]. defeated the University of South
ball game on Saturday night by n
score OF IS to g. The Cadets COM
pleteiy outclassed the visiting team.
scoring almost at will. s. Lowry, the
field goals and two foul goals. was
the star for tho homo team. while
Stoney put up the best exhibition for
the visitors. Tho lineup:
". NJ l. Positions. u. s. G.
Tctterolf i. left forward -. Stoncy
Lowry, s.. right forward: BROOKS
(Hannihan)
Batten ........ centre. ........ Pool
(Lowry) (Warring)
(FarrclD
Schwall ..... left guard. $50. Danner
(Lamotte)
Clarkson fright guard. Chapman
Goals from fields. Lowry. 8; Bat
ten, s; Fetterolf, 4; b. Lowry. ] K; Stoney,
!: Brookes, /, From fouls. Lowry,
Il StonaY. Z -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-19

Chicago. ILL.,, January Is--The Fed :
preserves of organized baseball to day,
according to President Gilmore Two
pstars' OF the Nationals, he said, had
organization, but their names were
withheld.
The crucial meeting yesterday lef.
the Federals stronger than ever GIL
mora AelA.
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Standing Of rnn,,,
Rstchic nnd NIurnhv INV Me-,

odh TnlCIsco, CAT, january lS.--It
is probable that articles for Il twenty
round bout between Champion Willie
Ritchic and Harlem Tommy Murphy
! or Athe afternoon OF February go will
90 signed the first of the week. Ritchio
Ing to fight ON that date provided his
sore ankle. showed signs of improve
ment within the next few days. In
case ne hnds he cannot fight In Feb
April 800 ="
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hickey Signs Thrce pItcle,.

ST. Louis, January lS--Mannpor
Hickey. of the Browns. announced fol
day he had signed three pitchers. who
were supposed to have jumped to the
Federal League. They are Roy Mitchell.
carl We'll and Earl Paxton, with
whom Stovall was flirting. In ndtii.
tion Hickey signed Pitcher Bill James
sa-.a-l -I1A.ray AuEtin, fold GantaliA
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RECORD In wALL-SCALING.
But Claim Cannot he Made Because

Hut VThIht NahhUt nc Nude BccnUse
Baltimore. Md. January lS.-Had
three watches been held on the wall
scaling novelty event at the athletic
carnival held by the Fifth Regiment
Athletic Association here last night.
Company X, Fifth Regiment. Maryland
National Guard, to-day might lay claim
organizations eight scaled the wall In
the remarkably fast time OF rorty-one
seconds. But only two men timed tho
event. The record is said to be forty
seven seconds. and is held by squad
In Seattle Wash.
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Games This Week.

Monday, January l9-Palaco vs. Tho
Times Dispatch. N $50
Monday. January 19--Whitman- ELLIS
VS.. Wadc-Arrighi. ut $3.50
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January 10. 1914.
BuyinS Lime.

Can l afford TO
pay SIS a ton for
agricultural iime?'
] think not. This
so called agricul-
turnl lime is gem
orally the air-slak-
cd refuse of tho
kilns. You can get
good, fresh lump
lime for that much
with tho freight
added, and this,
slaked at home. Will
more than double
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-19

Rube Goldberg, probably ono of the
best known cartoonists In the cuon-
try. will be at a local theatre all this
week, showing just how he draws his
"Boobs Abroad I'm the Guy" and
other laugh provoking caricatures. In
edition 10 his ability as cartoonist.
Goldberg Is one of the breeZiest writ
ers In the game to-day. He holds n
desk with the New York Evening Mall
and his signed stories are q source OF
delight 10 the readers OF that sheet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-19
SEVEN REGULARS
TO Be IN LINEUP
Wake Forests Baseball Prospects
Exceedingly Bright-Schedule
Calls for Hard Games.

Wake Forest, N. c., January IS
Manager Giles. OF the Wake Forest
baseball team. has announced the
schedule for the approaching season
"a follows:
March II. Atlantic Christian. at homo,
March 49, Elon. at home.
March 81, Trinity. at Durham.
March "a, North Carolina, at Chapel
Hill.
March 20. Horner. nj home.
March 81 William and Mary, at
home.
March %, Trinity. at Henderson.
March 81, Hampden- Sidney. at home.
home.
April 4, Agricultural and Mechanical.
at home.
April I, North Carolina at homo
April 0. Davidson. at home.
April II, North Carolina, at Raleigh.
April IS, Agricultural and Mechani-
cal, at Raleigh.
April ls; West Virginia, at homo.
April IS. Winston-Salem North
Carolina League), at Winston-S Salem.
April 90. South Carolina, at Column
bia.
April 81. South Carolina, at Columbia.
April 90, Gordon, at GAINESVILLE.
April 23, pending.
April "a, pending.
April 20, Davidson. at Davidson.
April 90, South Carolina, at home.
May -, Trinity, at home
May z, Agricultural and Mechanical,
at homo.
AS usual three games have been ar
ranged with both Trinity and Agri-
cultural and Mechanical. The third
game with the Methodists will be
played In Henderson March IS This
game was played In Henderson last
year for the first time. and was 50 we'll
p6tronized that ii was decided To
make the game an annual one. The
Easter Monday Eamo as usual will DO
played In Raleigh with tho North
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical.
For tho first time in nine years the
Carolina team VIII be seen on the
hill. three-game series having been
arranged. Three games have also been
arranged with South Carolina, two of
which will be played on tho Came
cocks grounds. This year tho Win
ston-S Salem club, OF the North Caro-
lima League. Will be played rather
than tho Raleigh or Durham clubs.
Manager Clancy was on the hin Sow
oral days ago and arranged for an
exhibition game with his club to no
included on the Southern trip. Other
new games arc with William and
Mary. Hampden- Sidney. West Virginia
and West Virginia Weslvan, all OF
which Will BIO played here. or last
years championship team seven have
returned, they aro Captain Smith.
Cuthrell and Moore. pitchers; Billings.
shortstop; Springfield. third base, and
HensleY and Edwards. outfeldcrs. =
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itS' score, HGtrtck !.
nigh team, one game, Journals 545
h.gh team. three games, Journals, 1897
nigh individual, three games Rowsc,
ot5; nigh average, c. H. Cosby, I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-19
BY GUS MALBERT.

Sdng close schedulc Ray Ryan blew peaceful
nond yesterday while the Sabbath
had passed into the shadows OF all the days that have before
had satisfied Secretary w b. Bradley that good use
the wny days during which busy engaged securing
talent with which he the baseball
land rino rncd xcar 1aI4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-19

Amateur athletics In Richmond have
received o severe blow through the
dictine College. Father Jerome has en-
dcnred himself 10 numbers OF young
men in Richmond and was largely in
Amateur Athletic Federation. He al
ways took a keen delight In sports,
and the prestige gained by Benedic-
tine College OH the grid and diamond
was largely due to his efforts He goes
to Belmont College. y. c., and the hun
drcds of friends he has made will wish
MIN increased and continued success
in his new field
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-19

Runor says that Joe Laughlin. OF
the Coolers is to he part of trade
with the Pensacola Club. Laughlin
doesn't want to 20 back TO Peters
burg. His failure to land the New
port Nows managerial Job has soured
him on the Virginia League.
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than March 20. and the young pitchers
VIII arrive a few days earlier Ryan
will be here about March !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-19

Fred Westervelt has been engaged to
umpire all of the exhibition games
this spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-19
With the Palace Bowlers

expected that Wade and ArriShi win
gam these pms back, though.
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RAY RYAN ARRIVES TO
TALK OVER HIS PLANS
Gives Complete and Official List of Men to Whom
Contracts Will Be Sent-Fans May See Big
League Teams During Season-Material
Looks Likely Enough.
ROSTER OF 1914 COLTS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Loan, worth Ryan.
-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Moreisnd
Davis,
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Contracts Will go out to the men to-
morrow. They are TO report not later
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-20

COUNTRY BOARD near mountains in pri-
waite family clean ana quiet. Z. e.
sTETsON. Scotch Plains. y. J.
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$15 BUYS a lot In West Lyons Farms; other
lots S25, SO and 800 per lot; no higher
prices; SO cash, 50 per MONTH title. guaran-
teed; new property just opened, and We are
selling at these low prices to advertise West
Lyons Farms and introduce 1t to the public;
tho entire development is open for yotfr in
spedtiur; no lots being held in reserve first
cofno. first served; In Newark take Main
Line trolley 10 Lyons Farms; West Lyons
Farms 10 near corner OF Liberty av. and
I.orfs az. ARTHUR EVE, agent on prop
erty. 10. u. MEACHAM g. SON, Room 1885
Park Row building, Now York;
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REAL ESTATE FOR EX-
CHANGE
WE
WON'T
ADVERTISE


WON'T
ADVERTISE
ANY PROPERTY WHICH is COMMONLY
CALLED JUNK"
WE DON'T WASTE OUR TIME ON
THEM.
WE DO ADVERTISE AND HANDLE
PROPERTIES THAT INVESTORS AND
OPERATORS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR
ADVANTAGE TO CONSIDER; EITHER
TO PURCHASE CT TRADE. THE MAR
KEr IS DULL. TRUE. AND YOU KNOW
THAT NOW is THE TIME TO LOOK FOR
GOOD BUY IT MAY BE THAT YOU
DO NOT REALIZE THAT THE PLACE TO
GO FOR WHAT YOU WISH is WHERE
PROPERTIES OF ALL VARIETIES, IN
AND OUT OF NEWARK. ARE BEING
CONSTANTLY LISTED. YOU MAKE THE
INQUIRY. STATING THE SORT OF I'M
PRovEMBNT DESIRED. LOCALITY PRE-
FERRED. APPROXIMATE PRICE, ETC.
WE DO THE WORK, AND TRY TO Sc
CURE WHAT YoU WISH, AT A FIGURE
THAT WILL SHOW a GOOD NET IN
COME, OR A GOOD SPECULATION. PRO
TEcT YOURSELF BY BUYING THROUGH
THOSE WHO KNOW THE ROPES" AND
WISH TO KEEP YOU AS PERMANENT
SATISFIED CLIENT. OUR OFFICE is
JUST OFF BROAD, GROUND FLOOR,
UNION BUILDING.
ROBERT B. sToUTENBURGH,
3 CLINTON STREET. NEWARK.
THE COMING CITY.
1850
PHONES MARKET
-
Sc BOOSTER.
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GREAT BARGAIN-Well-built. modern house,
rooms,l bath. steam heat, large plot; good
location; only 50, 400; also Groom house: all
improvements; So, 700; easy terms; call or
write, ED. NBELDN, owner, 450 Page ay.,
Lyndhurst. N. J.
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FARMS FOR SALE

ENTIONi--Gentleman' farm, opposite
station, "a miles from New York, 2l1h
acres, planted with all kinds vegetables:
large fish pond; plenty fruit and shade trees 4;
over $4,000 feet road front; beautiful IA
room mansion. cellar, porch (also suitable two
families; barn. workshop, 400 chickens. zoo
pigeons horses, wagons, implements; price
$4,000; mortgage $4,000, balance cash;
chance spectators. AUG. FIREMAN., 134
r. 25th St. n. Y. city.
CLOsTER-Smali farms; 57s acres. $4,000;
ga acres, S-room house. $4,000; plots
60x200, $3.50. Address r. L. ANDREWS,
80 w. 105th ST., New York.
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BELLEVILLE--Tw lots, Joxl00, on Grey
lock av.. for sale; willing TO lose $500 on
them. Inquire JERNE, S65 Hunterdon St,
Newark.
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j., containing 1-family houses and barn.
MRBYNoLDS 4 HUNTER, so Maiden Lane.
New York city.
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hALsE1 ST. 43-Pleasant. airv room I'M
pfofenentss central naar fHbes
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hlEH 81 44s-=I.arse. pleasant front room;
~ improvements; minutes TO Four Cor.
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LONG ISLAND

FURNISHED cottages and bungalow for rent
Inquire L. TRENERY, Beacon Beach
Keansbufg, \. J.
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BOARDING WANTED

VOTING man desires clean room. with hoard
: minutes walk 10 Hunterdon ST. aud Ato
Az. mention coureneuees and rate. Addres
BOARD. Box 3. Star ohles.
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SUMNER BOARDING

MAIZE VU.IA---Ocean front for guests
seeking well disappointed. private surrounds
ings. hot and cold running water in every
room. free bath houses premises weekly
or season $40. without board. 81 South
Holland az. Holland station, 1sockawat
Beach.
OLD HOMESTEAD. Oceanic. n. I.-ou
shrews5ury: batbine. boating Gshins
electric light bath. home cookins Box 81
OCEAN GROVE
IDEAL COTTAGE near Ocean ana Andifo-
rum; p3eassnt. cool rosnns; hume s01kiuzs 81
auring June. ~ New York Rv~s sal eTa.W.
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CAN you AFFORD to miss this house in West
Orange? Fourteen large rooms and BATH
pantry, den spacious, dry cellar, steam heat ;
all improvements; lot s7x175; fruit and shade
trees; chicken house; near cars, railroad
residences; for only $500 or 81 500 below its
cost; solldly built with best materials; en-
Joys cheerful view and mountain breeze. APP
ply NJ. KARAM 81 Watching av., West Or
ange; phone 1851 Orange.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET


FURNISHED ROOM 20 let. central. near
Court House. next TO bath. "A. SMITH.
81 Nelson pl
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KEANsBuHG--Wes Keausburg Beach lots
from $125 up; cash or easy payments. In
quire b. OFT, 29S Waverly ave, Newark.
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AILpER needs cash and will sacrifice new
2-fafnily houses, 10 rooms, separate SIM
provements; wide lot, for $4,000; your own
terms. (These were built to sell for $780, }
Open Sunday. CITY REALTY CO, 1915
Springfield av.
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ORCHARD ST. Pleasant airy roons.;
housekeeping; sleeping; Improvements THU
MANSFIELD.
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BEAUTIFUL WEST NUTLEY-Tive.eept
fare Broad ST. cars; choice building lots
only $500: high, dry, desirable, restricted seq
tion; pprs air; glorious scenic view; healthy.
II. L. LEWIS, Hohokns, N. J.
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FOR SALu--ElegantI large mansion house OF
IA rooms: ih trst'cass condition: all modern
improvements, with / acre OF ground and ex-
tensive outbuiIdings, In centre OF borough of
Pennington, N. j.; for sale to settle estate;
cali upon or address r. d. DURLING. exeeu-
tor, Pennington, n. J.
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MILO u. GRECO. SOS F. St. Beimar. on
trolley lines
KEANSBURG
FURNISHED cottages and bungalow for rent.
Inquire X. TRENERY, Beacon Beach.
Keansbufg, y. J.
LONG ISLAND
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
Cottages for rent Southampton, SHINE
cock Hills: season 1914. ELWYN WHITE
ox-Pasture I'd, Southampton, Long Island.
MARDEAS
bARDEAN-Furnshed bungalows for rent at
Mardean; exclusive bungalow colony;
rooms; near water. ARTHUR BUEL, Leon
ardo, n. J.
Mt. TABOR HEIGHTS
FIEE-ROOM bungalows; city improvements
magnificent view near depot and trolley
$50. PRUDEN, 139 Main st. East Orange.
SEASHORE
MANAsQUAN BEACH-Bungalow for sea
son or month: five rooms furnished: surf
and river fishing. Grabbing boating and
bathing. Phone Market S1ii. or address
BUNGALOW, Box AZ, Star office.
AsBURY PARK-Beautifully furnished. mod
ern Groom cottage; bath, gas. electricity.
stationary tubs: centrally located; season
only $15O. WOOD q STONE, go Monroe sE..
Asbury Park. n. J.
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TWo-FAMILY, Q rooms, bath Improvements
old barn and lot 50x13i; only SO, 200. CITY
REALTY, CO, 10i5 Springfield aY.
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REALEsTATE FOR SALE

NEBQUAIIIG TRACT--Plot 35x100; $500;
near trolley; restricted: two-family house
permitted; easy terms. FRANK j. BOOK
manager, 2O7 Market st.
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- 49, : ETTE 81. Invite o. vithous
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YES. A DOWNRIGHT SHAME
TO SELL THIS PLACE AT
$4,000 BRAND-NEW; NEVER
WALKED ON. YES; FULL
LOTS GO WITH 1T.
beautiful rooms; steam heat parquet
ffefs, real open fireplace, screens shades.
gas, electricity cement walks, chestnut
finish The first woman that sees this house
will buy it. How could she do otherwise !?
a perfect little dream; $500 cash and ii is
yours: an entire sacrifice: minutes to train.
Phone day or evening.
CHAS. DUKE, Builder,
2S4 Bloomfield aV.,
Bloomfield.
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Observation-Disclosures SO, Oo0; 6-room
house; perfect condition; lot 100x145;
barn; large quantity fruit. LIGHTFoOT,
$40 East end st., Plainfield, N. J.
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PLANE ST, 2i7-Large, airy housekeeuinx
rooms, next to BATH: centrally locafnd.
reasonable. under nesz Ens.s=si sssszsf
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SANFORD ST, 1856, East orange-Seven
rooms and bath; all modern improve
ments; lot 35xl04; price reasonable.
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EAST ORANGE
CONNOLLY SALE.
AND RENT.
CONNOLLY .sxcHAso

salows; complete in every detail; easy terms.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS
Sixteenth st. & Fourth av.. ODD. Ampere Sta.
EAST ORANGE TO MoRRISToWN-MoD
ERN HOUSES FOR SALE, RENT OR EN-
CHANGE. WIN. u. TAYLOR, OPP. BRICK
CHURCH STATION
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OUTING PARK TO LET

HEIDELBERG PARK AND HALL Maple
wood for outings, piencs and athletic
games; several open dates. Inquire on prem
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-20

EPPIRT ST. second apartment rooms
and bath. steam. electricity. rent $50.
Y. j.. BIRGEsSER, Central as. cor. elm
ton st. East Orange
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-20
DWELLINGS FOR SALE

TWo-FAMILY house. lot 50x115 nine rooms.
large attic, barn. garden; bargain to quick
buyer. 81 Park pl., Irvington.