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REFUSES TO SURRENDER OWL.
Gov. Ralston Declines to Honor
Requisition for Head of Order.

INDIANAPOLIS. md. March u
Gov. Samuel NJ Ealston has refused to
honor a requisition for the return Of
John W. Talbot of South Bend, head
Of the order of Owls, who is wanted
in Illinois for alleged defamation of
character of officers Of the Loyal Or
der OF Moose. The requisition was not
in proper form, GOV. Ralston held, as
it was signed by the lieutenant govern
or of Illinois instead of the governor
When the corrected papers are present
ed COY. RalSton will consider other
aspects of the case.
Mrs. cornelia Stocl>ham Baker. eighty
three. mother of Dr. Thomas stock
ham Baker, headmaster of Tome
School, died at Port Deposit.
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HOLDS LOR|MER FREE
OF ANYTHING CROOKED
Receiver Niblack Blames Wrecking
of Chicago Bank on Charles
B. Munday.

CHICAGO. March 23.-When the triSl
of William Lorimer, former president
of the defunct La Sale Street Trust
and Savings Bank. on charges of con-
spiracy in connection with the failure
of the bank in 1913. was resumed today,
w. c. Niblack, receiver of the bank.
nearly two days, continued his testi-
mony.
Not a Thing Crooked.
In answer to a question yesterday
by Albert Fink, attorney for Lorimer.
as to whether he found any crooked"
or dishonest" thing done by Lorimer,
Niblack answered. "Not a thing" When
asked what was the cause of the fail
ure of the bank. Niblack replied:
"One Charles b. Munday stole it blind.
He robbed it to death.
Termed an Expert "Milker."
"Munday got money out of that bank
in every conceivable way. l never
heard of a way to milk a bank by a
man on the inside that Munday did not
use," said Mr.. Niblack.
Munday, former vice president of the
bank, was sentenced to prison recent
ly on charges in connection with the
failure of the bank.
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CARD OF THANKS.

CHAMPION. To my neighbors and
friends, who so Loyalty stood by. as
sisted and comforted me during my
recent bereavement, l wish to extend
my sincere thanks.
w B CHAMPION .
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alais Royal $685.
Suits
SIS
For Tomorrow Only

These Suits-at Sl6.99-
have been the surprise of this
new spring season the
stores and the homes.
Possibly the reader has not Yet
critically inspected these $685.
Palais Royal Suits. Read on-and
learn of them.
1-Felled by hand and silk
sewed.
s9The Suits usually sold at less
than $50 are cotton sewed and not
hand felled.
2-The Taffeta silk strap
pings-the trinmings-are of
double fabric. silk stitched.
azThe Suits generally advertised
as BARGAINS have strippings of sin
gle fabric.
5-Thc pcau de cysnc lin
inss are fast dive all tailored
t. guarantee durability
T. The lining of the ordinary low
priced suit is one of the weak spots.
Third Floor o Elevators.
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BUTTERWORTH. on Thursday. March
%. 1916. 1890 am. WILLIAM AR
THUR. aged sixty-nine, beloved hus-
band of Mary T. Butterworth
Funeral from his late residence. 1871
F'airmont street northwest, Saturday,
March -, at pm Interment pri-
waite. (Richmond and Petersburg. Va.
papers please copy.)
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In Memoriam.

CT MMI>kEh. In sad and loving re-
membrane Of my dear husband. AN
DREW j. CTNMlSkEN. VII" died one
year ago today. March -. 1918
BY HIS WIFE. ROSA t., CiNMISKE N-
DISNEY. In sad and loving remem-
hraucc Of MY dear d1u4 ht,r ANA. our
sister, NETTIE DISNEY. Vito depart
ed this life one YEAR a-" Today.
March -. 1915
IcSuS. Will" my heart is bleeding
DER th. Nnrls that death mas ,.,n.
would AZ this sol, lui nl,-.-t .lil
talmy say. ''l'hy VIII be done
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DIED.


MILITARY ORDER or THE LOYAL
LEGION or TIRE UNITED STATES.
Commandery of the District of Column
hia. City Of Washington. March %,
1916.
The death Of Companion MARTIN
ROBERTS THORP. Rrcvet Captain L.
:. Volunteers, In this city on the 22nd
instant. is announced to the Com
mauderv.
Funeral services, at which the attend
ance of Companions rs requested. VIII
be held a the " cstern PRESBYTERIAN
Church. 1920 II street northwest. on
Friday, 2ith. instant. At $50 o'clock
pm. Interment at the National Gene
terry, Arlington. Virginia.
BY command OF
Brigadier-General EDWARD 4. GOD
WIN. L. : ArmN. Commander.
THOMAS IL Nick Re.
-. IL
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LITZ. ON Wednesday. March -. 1916.
at her parents residence Capitol
Heights. Md, MARIE AGNES. beloved
daughter of George and the late An
ME T. LitZ.
Funeral from her parents residence on
Saturday. March -. at $50 am.
thence to st. Matthias Church. Capt
tol Heights, Md, where mass Will he
said at am. for the repose Of her
soul Relatives and friends invited to
attend lnterment at st Mary's GEM
etery "A
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HI NTEMANN. On Thursday, March

23. 1916. at 4:30 am. at Emergency
Hospital HENRY DASHIELL. be-
loved son of Henry c. and the late
Lulu Da shell Huntemanm
Funeral services on Saturday, March
-, 1890 a m, at his late residence. 10
Rhode Island avenue northwest. In
terment at Loudon Park. Baltimore
Md. Baltimore and Salisbury, Md
papers please copy. 20
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GOODING. On Wednesday, March %.
1916, at 1920 am. after lingering
illness, ANNA +. COOLING, mother
of Eugene =. and Frank l.. Gooding.
Funeral services Friday, March "a, ;
pm, at chapel of j. William Lee. 49,
Pennsylvania avenue northwest Omit
flowers. (Philadelphia, New York and
Boston papers please copyD
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HITCHINsoN. suddenly. on Medn

HUTCHINSON. Suddenly. on Wednes-
day. March -, 1916. GEORGE WAL
TER HUTCHINSON. beloved son of
Clara and George W. Hutchinson, in
his thirtieth year.
Funeral from his late residence. BIZ
Linworth place southwest. saturday
March %. at pm. Interment at
Congressional cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited to attend.
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Types As Illustrated.
Materials and Colors.

On sale morninghrd Foorat S99S for choice.
G. O. D1ohe excfanged-no aterations-no mail orders
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DIED.

BANNON on Wednesday. March %.
1916. HENRIETTA BANYON, wife of
John Banyon, at her residence, 2llS
Poplar place northwest.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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STEELE. ON Wednesday. March -,
1916. at As am, PAULINE FlR-
GINA aged four and a half years.
beloved and youngest daughter of
John w and Elizabeth +. Steele.
Funeral from her parents residence.
1906 9Th street northwest Friday,
March "A. at > pm. Relatives and
friends invited. %
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WALSH. on March ~ 1916. JAMES
b. WALSH. beloved husband Of Addie
Walsh and son of the late Thomas
and Mary Walsh.
Funeral (strictly priNateD from Lees
Undertaking parlors
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BICkERTON. On March %. 1916. at
1855 pm. EDWARD f. BICKERTON.
beloved son of Richard F. and Annie
Bickerton, at his home, 1900 Goth
street southeast, Randle Highlands.
Funeral on Friday. March "a. at pm.
Interment at Congressional cemetery.
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JOSEPH. ON Wednesday. March -
1916. at the Garfield Memorial Hos
pital. Mrs. e. ANNIE JOSEPH
Funeral from the chapel Of j. K
Wright. 1887 10th street, Friday
March "A, at IL o'clock. Interment
private. %"
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SMITH. on Monday. March 20, 1916 at
10 pm, at his residence. 1925 18th
street northwest, LEWIS. beloved
husband of Mrs. Emma Smith.
Funeral services at Florida Avenue
Baptist Church Friday, March "a, at l
o'clock. tkansas papers please copy)
o3H
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PHELPS. ON Wednesday, March -
1916. at her sons residence. ga
Quebec place northwest. Mrs. MARY
NJ PHELPS, widow Of George Il.
Phelps
Funeral on Friday, March -. at $50
PM from the above address. Inter
ment at Glenwood cemetery.
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LOCKWOOD. On March -, 1916. aft ef
brief illness. HORACE HILL. aged
seventy-seven years.
Funeral from his late residence -
Randolph place northwest, Friday
March "A, / pm.
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THORP A special communication of
Hiram Lodge, No. 10. F. A. A. NJ. will
be held on Friday, March "a, 1916, at
lis pm, for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of Brother Past Mas
ter MARTIN r. THORP.
FRANK NJ. SCOTT. w. NJ
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COOK. On Thursday. March 80 1916,
ct lis am. after a lingering illness.
GEORGE ALEXANDER COOK. he
loved son of George T and Addie
Cook, in his twenty eighth year,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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WHEELER. ON March II. 1915.
JOSHUA r., aged siXty-onc years, be
loved husband of Allie l.. Wheeler
tnee Robey).
Funeral VIII take place from Centenary
Methodist Church. Laurel Md. Fri
day. March a, at II am. lnterment
at BeltSNillc cemetery. %
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TIL; FAMILY.

FREEMAN In sad but loving remem-
brance Of my dear wife and mother.
ANITA FREEMAN. who departed this
life tw" years ago today. March %,
1914
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PHELPS. On Wednesday, March -
1916, at $40 am. at her residence.
the Dresden, ANNA MOHUN, widow
of George Henry Phelps. IN the
seventy fourth year of her age.
Funeral services at st. Patrick $
Church Friday. March "A, at 10 O'Clock
am. Interment private. t\ew York
papers please copy.) %"
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SWEENEY. On Wednesday. March -.
1916. at 5:45 pm, MARGARET
SWEENEY. widow of the late John
Sweeney, mother of Rev. Edward j.
Sweeney, S. j.
Funeral from her late residence, 90S
list Street northwest. on Saturday,
March %. at am. Requiem mass at
St Aloysius Church. 2fs
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SH4RPS. The members of the Ladies'
Eeapers Society are notified Of the
death of our late sister. otTANlD
SHARPS. whose funeral viii he
Thursday March %, at ] pm. from
Metropolitan A. NJ. r. Church. BY
order of the president.
MRS Y. TINNEY.
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O'CONNOR. ON Wednesday. March -.
1916, at 80 am, at the residence of
her sister. Mrs. Annie {. Sullivan.
1857 street southwest, BELL
O'CONNOR Cnee GoungD
Funeral Saturday. March p. at s
O'Clock, from her sisters residence,
thence to St Dominic's Church. Re
QUEEN high mass will be said for the
repose of her soul.
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New $500 Dre>se
,ew $1,000 Dresses

It's only question OF hours-the distrlbut
tory is to be kept seCret-lt can only be WRIT
inston. instead OF going to leading speca
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DIED.
CHEWING

On Tuesday, March 81.
1916 at 1907 noon. CATHERINE
CHEWING, beloved wife of Morgan
c. Chewing and daughter of the late
Valentine and Barbara Hornbach.
Funeral Friday morning at $50, from
the residence of her aunt, Mrs. kath-
crime Bleifus, 10 4th street northeast
thence to St Joseph's Church. where
a solemn mass of requiem VIII be Of
fered at 3 o'clock for the repose of
her soul. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment at St. Mary's Gene
terry. -
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DuNNINGTON. suddenly. on Tuesday.
March 2l, 1916. at I pm. at her resi-
dence, 12S G street southeast HAIR
RIET HOWISON. daughter of the
late Charles William Colquhoun and
Catherine Munca ster burlington,
Funeral services at her home Friday
morning. March "a. at $50 Relatives
and friends invited Interment at
Dumfries. Va
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Consumers Delight Coffee

Fe's-Naptha Soap ; 1:3C
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GARNER. Suddenly. on Tuesday,
March Il. 1916. THOMAS \. GARNER,
beloved husband of Clara II. Garner,
in the siXty-fifth year of his age.
Funeral Friday, March "a. at pm.
from late residence, 2112 Ontario
road. %
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MARTIN. ON Wednesday. March -
1916. FRANCES MARTIN. widow of
James Martin.
Funeral services at Plymouth Church.
corner 18th and + streets northwest.
Friday. March ~, at $50 pm. Rela %
tives and friends invited TO attend. :
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SIMMS. ON Wednesday. March -. 1916.
at am. MARION CREWS SIAIMS
beloved and only son of John Harvey
and Mary A. Simms tnee Crews), aged
fifteen months.
I'm take this little lamb said He
And fold him to.My breast.
Protection he shall find in Me.
And be forever blessed
Funeral services at his graudpar-
ents' residence. 1905 I'd street north
west. on Friday. March "a. at 1880
o'clock am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment at Rock Creek GEM
etery.
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MINOR. ON Tuesday, March FL 1916.
at 6:l5 pm. at the residence Of his
daughter. Mrs. NJ +. Armstead. 1920
Montello avenue northeast. ROBERT
II. MINOR, aged eighty-eight years.
beloved husband of the late Sylvia
\. Minor.
Funeral Friday. March "A. at | pm.
from Mount JeZreel Baptist Church.
corner 5th and + streets southeast.
Friends and relatives invited. 80
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buton OF these scventy-lvc (z5) Dresses. Their his
ritten that they the Palas ROYAL Of Wash
eciaty store OF 5th avenue. New York.
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FENTON. In Philadelphia, at the Nava
Hospital. on Wednesday. March -
1916. Commander TIL EoDoRE 9
FE\TON. retired.
lnterment in Arlington cemetery.
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BY HER HUSBAND AND pAtGH
TER, EAIsL AND LITrLE MAEN
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the northeast corner Of Third avenue and
Eighty-third street Theodore Frost will
build five at a cost OF S22,Oo0.
The Conrad Construction Company
will erect three four story brick apart
ments to cost slO5, 900 on the vest side
Of Bedford avenue north ~ Carroll
street. ON Par;side avenue west 'i
bedford avenue the brooklyn Union
Building Corporation will erect four
-four story brick apartments AT a cost "i
$4,000 A six story brick tenement 10
cost S35, 900 il to be built by the J. +
Construction Company on the south side
Of South Third street west OF keal'
street. The Aldine Realty Company
vii, erect three four story bri.k t"nc
ments on the north side Of Bay Ridge
avenue west OF Fifth avenue, AZ a cost
Of $4,000.
The William NJ Calder Company IL to
build sixteen Two STORY brick dwelling
on the north side OF sixteenth street Al
the west corner of Eleventh avenue at a
cost Of $4,000. Ter two story bricA
dwellings are to he built by Teggiano a
co. on the west side OF East Seventh
street north OF Avenue y, AT a cost OF
$40.0OO.
A three story brick factory Ia cost
$4,000 10 planned for the plot 6oxiot
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lNIlKNIsHED APARTMENTS To LET.
FOUR large outside rooms: southern expo
sirs concession HUNTER. SIS West lSOth 81.
SUBWAY BUILDERS
MUST REPAIR DAMAGES
II Not. Court Says Owners
With Battered Structures
May Sue.

Owr ers OF real property along the new
subway routes have "A right OF action
against the contractor II the latter rails
20 restore and make good any damage
lone to the foundation, walls or other
PORTIONS Of the structures through sub
way construction, There is much in
'"rrSt in real estate circles In II de-
sion jus handed down to this effect by
Justice william l.. Ransom In the city
'ourt which : said To he one or the
first Interpreting a. much discussed seq
op Of the construction contracts made
h. Na c:ty. through the Public Service
Commission, with the Bradley Contract
HR 'nmlAUy and other concerns en-
gagged Ir construction work on the new
RAPID transit lines.
q. 0t.-ou was handed down in an
'",N' .-nHr't VS. the Congregation Ro-
',r iowa a.liHst 'ho contractor. The
' s ny Justice Ransom holds hat.
I"ss- ~ uImmo. Ian and !ndepend-
o. .- M r.r'dc' terms 'Ae owner OF
itccHr rrol. rty had no right to re-
.'r 3rut-, ier INJURIES which sah-
g. instruction ~ ght cause 10 ms
sE The iuhl.c Service Coinmis-
'. IFS discretion inserted In IN"
Ts'"..'.YH contracts II provision ie-
f. r'- .. rOg'ractor 10 make good any
O.. .rt-r. which enable the prop
..r, 60 maintain AN acton
.. r ..IfrtctoI.
.r.ry njoy,s.on makes the con-
So" ..'.'s.lr admit n covenant
H..U D.. dpnv without fauit OF
. pI tto part of the contractor
q sul'" auy danger to the
.... p'll- or other parts OF adj
ID .- uf structures or to naVl-
This ADMISSION and covenant
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$s6t,t00 BR00KLYN'S
WEEKLY BUILDING BILL
1873 Structures Projected
Mostly Homes Of the Small
Family Type.

New construction in Brooklyn last
week totalled S961,lOO One hundred
and thirty eight buildings were pro-
tected, of which eleven are tenements, to
cost SS76,O 900 IA small dwellings cost
s44O.s and thirteen miscellaneous struc-
lures cost $l+5. 500,
Three story store aud apartment
buildings predominant the operations
Herman II. Lucke In to build twenty
two on Eighth avenue At the soutnwes!
corner of Nfty-frst street, northeast
corner Of F~ifty-fOurth street and the
northeast and southeast corners of Fifty
ninth streets at a cost Of $4,000. On
seventh avenue At the southeast corner
of Fifty-ninth street Mary A. Fearon
will build ak At a cost Of @2S.b0o. and on
he southeast corner Of Third avenue and
Dighty.sscond street the same owner
viii erect I've q . cost u $4,000. On
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Attractive bargains offered By BANNING
DEPARTMENT sTArE OF NEW YORK,
to builders, investors and prospective home
see kers. \ large number % vacant lots az
GrtHtwood. Mor~em"r-, Leonia. KIde, ned
ant Teaueck, New Iersey, at oue-hH.f Or
former owners prices. Also ii large mum
Der OF " family houses At Hudson
heights, Clinside and Palisades Park. New
Jersey, at about on--Eulf of former prices
Al OF the above properties are within u nv"
cent fare zohe and within thirty minutes of
Manhattan, These properties must b" SOLD
quickly to close the business Of two cor
purntions now being !iquidatri hy the Bank
Inv Department, and are offered AT real
81 since prices, special Inducements -
contractors and builders who vii purchaE"
a cons,darahl" number Of lots For N''h"-
pnrticulars address REM n Ha'eht. Special
Deputy Supt. OF hanks. 10 Ndus,ing Dept .
g. Broadway. New York City.
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feet at the northeast corner ~ Phtkin
and New Jersey avenues by the Chester
knitting Company.
The Church of the F,vangel is to build
u one story brick school and church to
COS, $4,000, at the southwest corner Of
Bedford avenue and Hawthorne street.
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Mountain Lakes. one Of the fastest
growing communities in the northern
part Of New Jersey, has a new public
library ant reading rooms, due to the
Efforts OF the library committee Of the
womcn's clubs, of which Mrs .lohn e.
Barlow il chairman.
II is in the upper part of the post
Office building and has already many
volumes on It's shelves.
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GAR Ms u SALE.


ELDERLY COUPLE wish 10 dispuS" uf
lnrm with a hne 6-rouln liuise, barn. rnoul
for chickens, garage. larg. ground, clrrr,
level, beautiful lawn; paths, shrubs, al
fenced IN; cannot occupy; viii ~sarriice fur
$500 cash and balance to be arranged, n
healthy location. within committing dls,
lance from city. Further details.
COUPLE, box 40 sun office,
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REAL LsrArE-ovr or rows.

HOMESTEAD IN THE WOODS
In a pretty location near Mdtrr, hrnui.
TAI shade aud nan trees, plenty OF SdyItu
space around hnusr. rcnniell,i and roumy
house, muaeE a hn" vi year tutA home.
VIII cell ~ quick buyer for 5000 down uHt
so month";! Write for photo, etc, HONE
STEAD. bsx l2% Sun office.
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s%5,ouo Mo>TCLAIR SALE.

T.r F. Ytuc;han residence on the
'...n fr of Warren place, Montclair.
'." g.. ..r'y uf samuel NJ Green. has
.""H '.r I sed by Arthur NJ. Berry,
l'- O. "'r.pc, a three story brick ana
ho'oV '.e structure, was erected some
.eagh a"O AS "a home for Charles l..
ifcr'0ss, II is considered one OF the
nest lsucs Of tlizabethan architecture
IN NgAtu.diI. The house contains
twelve rooms and three bathrooms, The
prop'riy has "A frontage OF l40 feet on
warren place and IL 200 feet In depth.
o.pno. Itr Is tho estate Of william Is.
Dickson. The purchase price IL said to
Se S55 900. Tho sale was effected
through J.. N. Crawley 4 BroA. Of
4ontclair.
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ACTUAL

Benut!ful plot of foir lots right M ~.
water. restricted locality eus esecirlcls
water, sidewalks, 6. a. minute frpi
1T! vii dlsiNse oi considerably 'css thu
their real vaile for cash II bought az ono
BALD. box ljj san
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fReepoa1, |. !. (BAYvIEW SECTION

Every know imprO, rment Installed.
Now IL the time 20 inspect the several
houses OF b TO 10 rooms az bargain prir, :
and Easy terms Also large ,.s'ric'"i
building plots SEE A A sEAlY, 1865
broadway. n. Y. tPhone-i6?l Cort)
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PRETTY S room bungalow. block from

PRETTY s room bungalow. ! block from
bathing beach and harbor, bath and steam
h.dt, 'ArHe living ROOM. pin"l!et walls,
open REPLACE. airy ,ight timing room.
b,aned ceiling, modern Kitchen. : hcaUti-
ful bedrooms with connecting bath. dec
crate "a suit, porch fun width oi house,
few minutes from tro.,ey and station, com
picte for e!.'oo, on easy terms. NAIElI
FRONT Bl NGALOW. box 100 sun.
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JERSEY TOWN, II MlLESFROM NY

A. LOTS on two sides OF street, all improve
mrnis down to this property, lots extra deep
none, to he made. There are now 400 peach
trees, ~ COON house, barn tree win bring an
income that will more than pay cxprn>rs until
You start To operate. GILBERT ELLIOTT
Owner, Ids broadway, \, Y, Tel 1921 Cor.
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FOR RENT.

EIGHT acres; house eight rooms. at
m improvements except light. sun, mcr or ul
year round home; large chicken house,
barn, etc; good garden, much fruit; -
miles from station, stone road. nPltilt
TlNlTN, Box IA sun Once, powrtuwn
Branch.
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UNIQUE s~EMl-BUNCAl0W

II ROOMS bath, large living room; artistic
Fireplace; craftsman style finish, steam heat
tlltd bath, lrryr plot restricted ncirhhorhool
Nutlc! n, J., 81 minutes ont easy terms OF
pay mrnt. only 81 900; unusual value; Superior
construction, LAMBERT. owner, 232 liruad-
way. y, Y Phone Gos+ Barclay,
"NUTI.EY IN A NUTSHEI.L.'
1915 facts about the Ideal Home Town.
SECRETARY. n, j.,
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UP.TO.DATE BUNGALOW

. rooms and bath within two minute.
wAik OF bathing bruch: has -,.vtririts
Mater, gas, sidewalks, etc fun prIc"
S-.7u". terms 500 cash. balance .n->
mon'h!y paI ments u SHORE, IA "
san 81,
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