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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-12
VERONA NOTICES.
Borough of Verona

n GENERAL ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that general cleo
ton for the election of the following officers:
A member Of the House of Representatives.
State Senator, twelve members of the GEN
eral Assembly. Sheriff, three Coroners, Sur
rogate, County Supervisor, three members of
the Board of Chosen Freeholders, two MEM
bers' of the Borough Council, one Justice OF
the Peace and two Constables will be held
on Tuesday, November g. 1914. between the
hours OF a. IN. and p. M. at the places
hereinafter designated:
First District--Staedlers Building, corner
of Claremont and Bloomfield avenues
Second District-Firehouse, corner of
Bloomfield and Grove avenues.
Dated September Z. 1914. wa.
T. e. BROOKS,
Borough Clerk.
SEPT. IA 21.2s. oct5. IL. 1s.26.nov2
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No Decision Reached in Pair OF
National League Soccer
- Matches.

Two of the National Association
football matches decided yesterday re-
kulted in draws. The Brooklyn F. c.,
fast years champions, were held even
by the Newark F. c., while a similar
contest was played between the Pat
erson Rangers and the Scottish-Amer-
leans, of this city; The Jersey A. G.
beat the True Blues and the Bronx
United BANKED the Clan MacDonalds.
Standing of the Clubs.
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Buchanan and Shea All Square
in Match on Weeqnahic Links

-Four contestants remain in the
Weequahic Golf Club championship
as result of the matches decided at
the public links in Weequahic Park,
Saturday Harry Buchanan and
Thomas A. Shea We're all-square at
the end of their match, and another
eighteen holes will be played Satur-
day. j.. j. Herbert won from o. A.
Won Buckow, 3 up, and William H
Rose defeated Ed. Roche, up and
to play. Herbert Buchanan captured
the sweepstakes with an So
Saturday Golf Results.
1t required extra holes to decide two
of the first round matches for the golf
championship of the Baltusrol Coli
Club Saturday afternoon. Oscar
Woodward defeated S. w L. Fuller
ton in nineteen holes, while William
Fellows Morgan got the better of
Steven p. Nash in twenty-one holes.
Russell Armstrong and w. L. Ball
will meet in the final round for the
Irving X Taylor cup. Armstrong do
feated Shannon Saturday and Ball
beat Hasbrouck. The ball sweep
stakes, resulted in H. r. Benedict win
ming out. Daniel Adams, +. NJ.
Kreiner and Maxwell r. Marston are
still in for the club championship,
having been declared. victors in Sat
urday's matches.
Oliver o. Deane, C. w Hodson and
Thomas f. Handy were the winners
OF the handicap ball sweepstakes, de-
cided over the links of the South Or
ang Field Club Saturday
/ Governor James F. Fielder and
President c, w. Yates, of the Glen
Ridge Country Club, defeated Mayor
David Fl. Standish and Eugene Bou-
ton, 2 up in 36-hole foursome match
on the links of the Country Club. of
Glen Ridge, Saturday. A luncheon
was rendered Mr.. Fielder, followed
later by an informal reception.
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TWO DRAW GAMES in SOCCER LEAGUE

the West Hudson Juniors. l goal to 0;
the Ford F. c. blanked the Arlingtons
4 goals to 0; the Kearny L. c. took
the Irish-Americans into camp, , to
10, and the Valley Boys won from
the Torrance f. c., goals. to l.
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Big Crowd MT Gnme.

2, A big crowd saw the Jersey A, c.
win from the True Blues, of Paterson
at West Side Park, Jersey City, yester-
day afternoon, 4 goals to 3. Jimmy
Hayes was the shining light for the
winners, scoring three goals.
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SUCCESSFUL START for BrIonz united.

Successful Start for Bronz United.
The Bronx United eleven opened the
league season yesterday with a. vic
tory over the Clan MacDonalds, at
!, Hawthorne Field, Brooklyn, by the
score of / to 0. MacNaughton, for
merly of the Niagara Falls eleven,
tailed the winners lone point.
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Polling place. $50 Emmett street.
SIXTH DISTRICT.

Along New York avenue and n line In
continuation thereof. from Tyler street tfor-
merly called Sanford street, 10 the Penn
sylvania Railroad, Passaic Branch. along
the Rnnsylvania Railroad passaie Branch.
to the centre line of proposed street called
called Chestnut street to Hamburg place.
along Hamburg place 10 proposed Thomas
street; along proposed Thomas street to
Newark Bay. along Newark Bay 20 Bound
Creek; saloug Bound Creek to n line IN con-
tlnuaton Of Avenue @; along line in con-
tinuation Of Avenue . Avenue @; along
Avenue G TO Tyler street; along Tyler
street Ia New York aVeuup
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ELEVENTH WARD.

7 FlkST DISTRICT.
| Along Sixth avenue from North Ninth
street TO the line Of the city Of East Or
I ange; along lhe line of the City Of East Or
| ange to Orange street; alonge Orange street
1 to Bathgate plaee; along Bathgate place 10
Seventh avennei along Seventh avenue to
! North Ninth street; along North Ninth
| street 70 SIKH aNenue.
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Polling place. 14e North Sixth street.


Along Orange street from Warren street
to the line OF the city Of East Orange
along the line Of the City of East Orange 10
Central avenue, along Central avenue TO
South Twelfth street; along South Twelfth
street to Ninth avenue; along Ninth avenue
to South Thirteenth street. along South
Thirteenth street TO Gould avenue; along
| Gould avenue TO South Twelfth street; along
South Twelfth street TO Warren street; along
Warren street To Orange street
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Amateur League Results.
Four West Hudson Amateur League
games were decided yesterday morn
Ing, The Kearny Athletics defeated
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ling place, % Bathgate place.


4 f1tlF-FTaNI1
Along Orange street from Fifth street 10
North Seventh street. along North Seventh
street to Park avenue; along Park avenue 10
Fifth street; along Fifth street to Orange
ri
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'Olling place, 1858 Mcwhorter street.

Along Broad street from Bound Creek TO
New Jersey Railroad avenue; along New
Jersey Railroad avenue TO Thomas street.
along Thomas street TO Tompkins Point
road; along Tompkins Point road 10 Ave
nue. G; along Avenue c and line in con-
tinuatlon thereof to Bound Creek: along
Bound Crock to Broad street
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Polling place. 81 Houston street.

NEN ENII1 UIoI HIIIs
Along New Jersey Railroad avenue from
Vesey street to East Kinney street, along
East Kinney street to Jefferson street; along
Jefferson street TO Malvern street. along NAL
vern street TO Pacific street; along Pacific
street to Nesev street, along Wesley street to
New Jersey Railroad avenue.
Polling place, III Pacific street.
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IIHN UIHFV1 I0U IFEmDUFE nIHtf,
THIRTEENTH WARD.
FIRST DISTRICT

Along South Orange avenue from Sanford
street TO the dividing line between the City
of Newark and the CITY OF East orange. said
dividing line being about one hundred and
nine feet easterly from Halsted street: along
the said dividing line between the city Of
Newark and the city OF East Orange from
south Orange avenue to another dividing line
between the City OF Newark and the city Of
East Orange; along said dividing line TO the
village or south Orange at Finlay place
along the dividing line between the city OF
Newark ana the Village Of South Orange 10
the centre line OF Montrose street; aalong
Montrose street TO Gin street; along Cliff
street to Richelleu terrace; sdone Riehelieu
terrace 20 Fortuna street. along Fortuna
street 20 Sanford avenue; along Sanford
avenue to South. 0raroa s,torp.
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street; along West street to College place;
along College place TO High street; along
High street 10 Mercer street.
Polling place, 90 Broome street
THIRD DISTRICT.
Along Springfield avenue from Mercer
street to Charlton street; along Charlton
Kinney street to Howard street; along How
ard street 10 Morton street: along Morton
street to Broome street; along Broome street
to Mercer street. along Mercer street TO
Springfield avenue.
Polling place, 21s Court street.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Along High street from Montgomery street
70 College place. along College place to West
street; along West street to Morton street;
along Morton street TO Howard street; along
howard street to West Kinney street; aiong
West Kinney street to West street; along
West street to Montgomery street; along
Montgomery street to High street.
Polling place. 50 West street.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Along High street from Spruce street TO
Montgomery street; along Montgomery street
70 West street: along West street to West
BARCLAY street; along Barclay street e
Spruce street: along Spruce street to High
Polling place. 145 West street.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
| Along West Kinney street from BARCLAY
street to Charlton street; along charltot
70 barclay street. along Barclay street 10
Wfsf Kinney street.
rolling place, 1874 Prince street.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Along High street from Clinton avenue &c
spruce street: along Spruce street to Somer-
set street. along Somerset street ito Avon
avenue; along Avon avenue TO Clinton ave
nue.; along Clinton avenue TO High street
Polling place, rear "a Waveriy avenue
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Along Somerset street from Rose street e
Spruce street. along Spruce street to Broome
street. along Broome street to Rose street
along Rose street to Somerset street.
Polling place. 1O5 Barclay street.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Along Belmont avenue from Eighteenth ave
nue. To Waverly avenue; along Vaysrly ave
street TO Avon avenue; along Avon avenue
to Jelliff avenue; along Jellin avenue e
Eighteenth ayenue along Eighteenth ave
nue. to Belmont avenue.
Polling place, zoe Belmont avenue.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Along Avon avenue from Somerset street
to Livingston street. along Livingston street
TO Waverls svenue along Waverly avenue n
street along Rose street to Somerset street
| along Somerset street, to Avon avenue.
Polling place. 22S Belmont avenue.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Along Waverly avenue from Broom'
street to Belmont avenue along Bemon
avenue to West Kinney street; along Yves
Kinney street to Charlton street; alonl
Charlton street to Spruce street; alonl
Spruce street to Broome street; alont
Broome street 10 Waverly avenue.
Polling place. 1850 Charlton street
TWELFTH DISTRICT
Along South Orange avenue from Rankil
street to Jones street; along Jones stree
to Springfield avenue; along Springfield ave
nue. to Belmont avenue; along Belmont ave
nue. to West Kinney street; along Yves
Kinney street to Charlton street; alonl
Springfield avenue to Rankin street; alonl
Rankin street to South Orange avenue.
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Polling place, ESQ washington avenue

EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Along Mount Prospect avenue from Graf
ton avenue to Second River: along Second
River TO the line OF BeueviIe Township
along the line Of Beleville Township to
ffedonia avenue sometimes called Heller
parkway; along Fredonia avenue sometimes
called Heller parkway to DeGraw avenue !;
along DeGraw avenue 20 Grafton avenue +:
along Grafton avenue 10 Mount Prospect
avenue.
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FOURTH DISININI.
Along Central avenue from Fifth street 10
South Eighth street: along South Eighth
street to Warren street. along Warren street
to Roseville avenue, along Roseville avenue
TO Orange street; along Orange street to
Fifth street; along Fifth street TO Central
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Polling place. e9i New York avenue

10 Tyler street. along Tyler street to Lafay-
cite street; along Lafayette street to Mer-
chant street; along Merchant street to Ham
burg place.
Polling place. 291 New York avenue.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Along Hamburg place from Lang street 10
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Passaie branch
along the Pennsylvania Railroad Passale
branch to a line In continuation Of New
York avenue; along a line in continuation Of
New York avenue to New York avenue
along New York avenue to Lang street.
along Lang street 90 Hamburg place
poIIInp. ,,lnce 100 TT.n,bu.o- ..r...
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Polling pIner. san Pnrl,er ntreet.

NINTH DISTRICT.
Along bloomfield avenue from Lake street
70 the Bellevile Township line; along tho
belleville Township line to Fredonia avenue
.sometimes called Heller parkway. along
Fredonia avenue sometimes called Heller
par kwayl to FIRST street; along First street
10 Eiwood avenue: along Elwood avenue 20
Lake street; along Lake street to bloomfield
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Polling, place. 800 North sixth street.

TENTH DISTRICT.
Along bloomfield avenue from Clifton ave-
nue. 70 Ridge street; along Ridge street TO
Second avenue; along Second avenue to
BeiieVille avenue; along Belleville Avenue to
Ihifd avenue; along Third avenue TO Clifton
avenue Aa
Polling place. rear Ie7 bloomfield ave-
nue.,
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Along Sanford avenue from the line OF the
Town of Irvington to Silver street: along
Silver street to Smith street: along Smith
street to South Orange avenue; along South
orange avenue to Sunset avenue; along sun
set avenue TO Valley street. along Valley
street 20 the line of the Town of Irvington;
along the line Of the Town of Irvington to
Sanford avenue
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Along summer avenue from Chester ave-
nue. to Iiacoln avenue: along Lincoln avenue
TO EiWood avenue; along Elwood avenue to
WASHINGTON avenue, along Washington ave-
nue. 10 1fatlon aVenuei along Grafton ave-
nue. aud a line in continuation thereof to
me fassa1c River; along the Passac River
10 line IN continuation of Chester avenues
nue. and Chester avenue to Summer avenue
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Pacific street: along Pacific street 10 Nal
yern street; along Malvern street TO Jef1er-
son 6tfeet along Jefferson street TO South
street: along South street TO Avenue b.
along Avenue L and a line IN continuation
thereof TO Bound Creek. along Bound Creek
a line In continuation Of Avenue c to Ave
nue. c. along Avenue c TO Tompkns Point
road; along Tompkins Point road 10 Thomas
street; along Thomas street to Hermon
street; along Hermon street to Johnson
street, along johnson street 10 Hermon street
running north from Johnson street. along
Hermon street to Nesey street.
I.LIIi.... IL. 1 LIZ .I..nt
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River TO Bellevie avenue; along Belleviile
avenue to Herbert place; along Herbert place
and line in continuation thereof 10 the
Passale River along the Passaic River 10
Fourth avenue.
Polling place. 6S Oriental street.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
AlonE summer avenue from Elwood place
TO IRVING street. along Irving street TO
Washington avenue; along Washington ave-
nue. 10 Second River; along Second River TO
Passaie River; along Passaic River to
Inc in continuation of Grafton avenue
along line in continuation OF Grafton ave-
nue. ana Grafton avenue 70 Washington ave-
nue. along Washington avenue to tlwood
avenue along Flwood avenue 10 Eiwood
place. along Elwood place to summer ave-
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poIIInr pIncr, an snrInrfeId avenue.
place, 1853 SANFORD avenue.
FOURTEENTH WARD.

Along South Orange, avenue from Jones
street to Newton street; along Newton street
to Fourteenth avenue; along Fourteenth ave-
nue. TO Bedford street: along Bedford street
TO Fifteenth avenue. along Fifteenth avenue
to Bruce street. along Bruce street to SPRING
field avenue; along Springfield avenue to
Sayre street; along Sayre street to West
Kinney street: along West Kinney street 10
Livingston street: along Livingston street 10
Springfield aVenue along Springfield avenue
TO Jones street; along Jones street to South
Orange avenue.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
CITY HALL. NEWARK, N. j.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Registration
General Election
REGISTRATION

Notice is hereby given that the Boards Of
Registry and Election I'm and for the several
election districts of the City of Newark
New Jersey will meet in the respective dis
trcts at the polling places designated and
hereinafter named for each district, for the
purpose of making registration of voters,
on
OCTOBER 20, 1914.
from the hour of 1 o. clock D. m. to the hour
of 3 o. clock p. M said day.
GENERAL ELECTION. '-~
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
Along Ferry street from Van Buren, strsst
to Polk street; along Polk street to Lafay-
cite street; along Lafayette street to Mer-
chant street; along Merchant street to Ferry
street; along Ferry street to- Chambers
street; along Chambers street and a line in
continuation Of the same 70 the Passaio
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'IIing place, sO1e Washington avenue

w bLfTH DISTRICT
Along MI, Prospect avenues from Elwood
avenue 10 Montclair avenue; along Montclair
dNenue 10 summer avenue. along Summer
avenue TO Elwood place; along Elwood place
10 Lincoln avenue; along Lincoln avenue to
9eiaNan avenue along Delavan avenue TO
Moodslde avenue; along Woodsde avenue to,
E 6 avenue; along Ewood avenue to Mt.
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Along South Orange avenue from Newton
street TO Hunterdon street; along Hunterdon
avenue to Morris avenue; along Morris ave
nue. to Springfield avenue; along Springfield
avenue TO Bruce street; along Bruce street 10
Fifteenth avenue; along Fifteenth avenue to
Bedford street along Bedford street to Four
Newton street; along Newton street to South
Orange avenue
Evening star., 1914-01-17
DECEMBER FIGURES
OF BUILDING DONE
SHOW BIG INCREASE

The December showing of build
ing operations throughout the
country Is eminentiy satisfnc-
tOry-that is, satisfactory in COM
PARSONS with the returns for other
months during the latter part of
1913. There Is a loss ms compared
with the operations of December,
1912, but 1t is n small one, only
5 per cent-a much smaller loss
than that shown in November.
The reports from seventy cities
received by the American Con-
tractor, New York, show that
building permits reached a total
valuation of S57 .288, 8,319, as COM
pared with $50, ,2sO,2s2 for Decem-
ber. 1912, and specially inter-
estinE circumstance Is that
number Of cities show rather
phenomenal gains. Thus the per-
mits ISSUED in Buffalo for the
month gain 257 per cent; In
Cedar Rapids, 216 per cent; in
New Haven, SIG per cent, and in
Wichita. $40 per cent.
In the last named city there
were three new works of imp0r-
tance, the Wichita public library,
aA duuhtAOH 10
and three handsome, modern
public school buildings. OF the
seventy cities in the list thirty
three, OF almost One-half, show
gains. important Improvement,
besides the above, being record
ed ms follows: BirmfnR ham, 1856
per cent; Columbus. 174 per cent;
Oakland, 1Os per cent: st. Paul,
128 per cent; Topeka. ia per
cent.
The returns from sixty-nine
cities show total building per-
mits 70 the value of S722,37S, 100
for the entire year 1913, COM
pared with SS62 ,2O9,3 ,34S for the
year 1912, loss of 18 per cent.
If the December report is any
Indication the pendulum has be-
gun to swing again toward inn
prOvement.
Evening star., 1914-01-17

hundred nd-ffty acre tract, and will be
of colonial design of architecture. Bids
for the construction of the clubhouse
will soon be asked for and it is the in
tention to complete it as soon as posi-
BILE.
The officers of the club are: Joseph
Letter, president; Frank L. Denny. vice
president r. S. Reynolds Hit, secre-
tary; George Howard, treasurer.
The clubs incorporators were: John F.
Wilkins, Paul S. Pearsall. Charles l..
McCawIey. Frederick e. Chaplin. William
B. Hibbs. Joseph Letter. Hugh S. Le-
gare, j. Henri De Sibour. Frank l..
Denny Edward A. Mitchell. George How
ard. r. s. Reynolds Hit and Edward p.
Mitchell.
Evening star., 1914-01-17
TO Be HOME Of NURSES BUYS AVENUE PROPERTY
Emergency Hospital Buys Two
Dwellings at 1714 and 1716 F
Street Northwest.

William +. Turpin has purchased for
the Central Dispensary and Emergency
Hospital the dwellings al 1714 and
lll6 + street northwest. which will
be used by the hospital a. home for
its nurses
The consideration is said to have
been $4,000. The dwellings, were
owned by Mary f. Flanagan. They
arc in good condition. and said to be
adapted admirably for dhe purpose in
tended. Their acquisition Will give the
Emergency Hospital some much need
ed room in the main building of the
institution, as soon as the nurses now
quartered there remove to their new
home
one of the dwellings is frame and
the other brick. The acquisition of
this property extends the holdings of
the hospital through from New York
avenue to + street
Evening star., 1914-01-17
WILTBERGER HOME SOLD.
Seven-Acre Estate Near Terra Cott,
Changes Hands,

Louis P. Shoemaker has purchased for
an unnamed investor the old Witberger
homestead al Terra Gotta, l.. e. The
residence is being modernized and other
wise improved, and in short while
will again be placed on the market for
sale The property, which includes seven
acres. in addition to the homestead is
valued at about 5000.
Mr.. Shoemaker also reports the sale OF
number of lots on Butternut street
to John WischhUSen. builder. he iat .
intends to construct upon one of the lots
a twelve-room brick dwelling and garage
Later on he will improve the remaining
lots with other houses.
Evening star., 1914-01-17
BUILDING HEIGHT LIMIT.
Maximum in Park City" of Europe
Is Fifty-Six Feet.

Many of our American cities are be-
ginning to feel that the skyscraper
business is being overdone. There is
talk of limiting the building heights
in many OF our cities; in fact several
have already placed restrictions on the
aspirations of the high office building
promoters.
The building limits in force in the
leading European cities are interest
ing in this connection Berlin permits
minimum height of seventy-two feet
but no buildings can rise higher than
the width of the street. The maximum
Evening star., 1914-01-17
Making 0uthouses Rat-Proof.

Secure some heavy screen wire and
cover the walls and overhead with it.
using care about the corners. Joists and
Openings to make them close. Let the
wire extend down to the bottom Of the
house. then make a concrete floor for
bottom. allowing the concrete to come
up two Or three inches ON the screen
wire. This floor can be made on the
ground. using plenty OF rock for drain
age. or it can be made by covering an
elevated floor with the concrete
In this way nearly the entire loss
caused by rats and mice can be pre-
vented. The wire will permit the air
to pass through as freely as would the
usual slat or board construction.
Evening star., 1914-01-17

THIS EXTRAORDINARY HOUSE. 50. 500.
Built by day labor for the owner. Ten ex-
ira large rooms and bath; extra toilet: wash
trays: SWIMMING POOL: BILLIARD
ROOM; GARAGE; 12-foot-wide porches; 10
foot sleeping porch, SO feet long; plastered:
hardwood floors; open fireplace: expensive
electroliers and decorations: exclusive neigh
borhood northwest: large cellar: shade trees:
spacious lawns Easy terms. VIII exchange.