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FOR BUSINESS
PURPOSES—TO LET
BLOOMFIELD AV., 99—Large, light store.
suitable for any buslnesa, largo display
■windows; electric lights, etc. HOPWOOD.
36 Clinton st.
SUMMER AV.. 822, corner Irving st.—Store
and three living rooms; Forest Hill .sec
tion; good for any business; rent $19. In
quiro MURRAY, 186 Market at.
BROAD ST., 669. second floor, Central av.
junction, opp. Shubert Theatre—Offices and
studios. $9 to $20. PETIT REALTY CO.,
722 Essex Bldg.
HAL8EY ST., 57—Stores, offices and studios,
$10 to $30 monthly; all improvements;
cheapest rent in city. Owner, A. O. PETIT,
722 Essex Bldg ,
OFF MULBERRY ST.—Small store, newly
painted and decorated; rent $12; suitable
most any business. FIACRE. 926 Essex
building.
MARKET ST.—Store and upper floors; pre
ferred location; rent special rate, $125 per
month. FIEDLER CORPORATION, Fire
men’s building; phone 7861 Market.
LARGE office .space; pleasant and con
venient; also space for light manufactur
ing purposes. SOMMER * I1ROS8, 320
Market st.
NEW STORl&a, up to date in every way,
in thickly populated neighborhood; good
location for shoe, jewelry, florist or branch
.stores of any kind. 26 Pacific st,
DESIRABLE front office. In Splngarn Build
ing; low rent; also desk space. W. J.
EGAN, 188 Market at.
DRSIRABLE large store and good rooms;
suitable for any business. Inquire 167
Warren st.
CORNER STORK and adjoining store, with
rooms In rear; good for anv business. In
quire 800 Broad st., HTMBER.
GOOD store, off Mulberry st.; fine condition;
suitable for guy business: rent $12. Inquire
FIACRE, 926 Essex Bldg.
LARGE corner store, suitable for any busl
nosM. drugs especially. Inquiro within.
207 Sherman av.
HIGHLAND AV., 86—Large store for rent;
suitable for any business; rent reasonable.
Inquire 280 Clifton av.
-411—'■ ■ - —i-1 ■ .—..- .. n■ i .
OFFICE at 10 Clinton st., nenr Broad st :
light, heat and janitor service furnished.
Inquiro .1. s. UIPPEL. 756 Broad Kt
J4RIDOB ST., r,3—Suitable for painter; rent
/ , can be worked out. Inquire PHIL GARRY,
149 Bridge st.
/ WARREN ST.. 402, *04, 406, 408—Seventy
foot front ; will niter for one tenant. In
t qulro HORWITZ.
BLOOMFIELD AV.. M0— Large store. 2 rooms
in rear; good for any business; good loca
tion. Inquire second floor. V. MEUOLA.
FERRY ST.. 4 2—Can be used for any pur
pose. Inquiro 27 Centre Market.. Inside.
OCT OK TOWN
EAST ORANGE. Main ht., f*n—Corner store.
suitable for druggist, milliner, etc.; fine
location; near trolleys; rent reasonable. Ap
ply B. CHESLER. Phone 3389-R, Orange.
MORRISTOWN—To let. store, 25 South st.,
14x90 feet, with heat, largo show window,
flrte cement cellar. Also to let Do Hart
offices, above. GEO. H. ROSS & CO., Mnr
rUrtown, N. J.
TO LET— Store In the business centre of East
Orunge. the southwest corner of North Tork
and Dodd sts. Apply on premises to B.
SCHWARTZ or II KOLODIN, 111 Washing
ton av., Newark
WEST ORANGE, Washington st.. 23—Newly
built; suitable for any business: good
location; rent reasonable; trolley passes the
door. Inquire V. ATRIA, 23 Washington Bt.
FACTORIES A!VU LOFTS
FACTORY loft of 2,500 square feet, with
power uod heut; suitable lor light inrinu
facturing j>ur|»OHes. 1,. A. SAYRE. 382 Mul
berry Nt. Tel. 01 Market.
SECOND FLOOR OF NO. <14 60 WILLIAM
ST.. CORNER OF WASHINGTON; SUIT
ABLE FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING;
ELECTRIC LIGHTS: LOW RENTAL; POS
SESSION IMMEDIATELY. APPLY J. L.
FEIBLEMAN & CO.. 738 BROAD ST.
To LET. for term of years. 72-76 Mechanic
*t.f flve-story and basement brick factory*
with windows on three sides: engine, holler,
elevator, steam best, gas and electricity. A.
L. CROSS & BARKLEY, 810 Broad st.
LOFTS
WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT.
46 LAWRENCE ST.
WASHINGTON WILSON.
NEW ST.. 12—Good light loft 25x50. for
light manufacturing or office; steam heat,
electricity, running water, etc. Inquire MR.
RICH, 12 New st., or telephono 41G3 Mkt.
iVlFT TO LET (brick), Fccmid rfbnr. light
nil sldea; two car lines; f20. WOLF, 8
Elm Bt.
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
APARTMENT BEAUX ARTS, 369 Clinton
av.—Modern 6 and 7-room and hath apart
ments; excellent location; unexcelled Janitor
service; decorated to suit tenunte; reasona
ble rent; Investigate before renting else
where; janitor on premises or LOUS
SCHLESINGER. Inc., Essex bldg.
APARTMENT of 7 elegant rooms and bath
on first floor; heat furnished; suitable for
physician, at 223 South Orange av. between
Bergen and Hunterdon. Ring middle bell
or call at 100 Hunterdon st.
APARTMENT. 152 Vi Elizabeth av.—Nine
rooms and bath, steam heat, electric
lights; rent reasonable. Apply LOWER. 164
Elizabeth av.
APARTMENT to let In beautiful Forest Hill;
all improvements, steoiu beat, hot water,
iaultor service; molerute rentals; Mt. and
Prospect »v. cars to premises. See MRS.
Ml^LGREW. 7.W Highland av.
APARTMENT. Eighteenth u \»;12 — Six
rooms, bath, all Improvements. Apply J.
DENSKY, 24 Fairvtew av., city.
ATTRACTIVE two-family house, five rooms,
second floor: all pleasant: reasonable*. 88
Pacific at. FRANKEL. 24S Broad st.
AT 447 WASHINGTON A V.—Apartments,
five rooms ami bath and toilet; nil rooms
light; 116 and $13. A. L. CROSS & RARK
LEY. 810 Broad st.
“The Broderson”
HIGH ST.. AT PRKTNTNALL PL.
Few Choice Apartment* to Rent.
THE LARGEST APARTMENT HOUSE IN
THE STATE.
ENTIRELY RENOVATED.
Three Minute* to Corner Broad and Market
St reets.
Seven Minutes to Pennsylvania Railroad.
Seven Minute* to Hudson Tube*.
Six Minutes to Central Railroad.
Twelve Minutes to D., L. & W. Railroad.
Four Minutes to Newark Theatre.
UNSURPASSED ELEVATOR SERVICE.
UNEXCELLED JANITOR SERVICE.
...Louis Schlesinger, Inc.
,. Or Apply Superintendent on
t/tie Premise*.
86 Brucn Street
Near Lafayette St.
Attractive four-room fiats; bath, electric
light, range, gas; new brick bouse; marble
Hairs. Inquire on premises.
BELMONT AV., fiGO—Five-room flat, nicely
decorated; all improvements; good neigh
borhood: rent $18; second floor. CLINTON
PARK SOUTH L. & I. CO.. S00 Broad st.
BEAUTIFUL seven-room apartment, 20 min
utes from Broad and Market sts.. half
block from Clinton av.; rent reasonable; all
Improvements, including electric lights. Ap
ply Room 803, Essex building.
BEAUTIFUL comer live-room and three
room flats; hath, latest improvements; rent
reasonable. 228 Sherman av.. cor. Stanton
st. WOLFSON.
COLORED people: second floor, six roomi,
bath, tubs, range; keys second floor. 50
Oakwood pi., orutige, near Central av.
8NOVER, 275 Mulberry st.. Newark.
Cl RNER flats, o beautiful rooms; latest
Improvements except heat; rent $11* and
$20. Inquire BAUER, premises, 127 Leslie
street.
DESIRABLE six rooms; hath; upper part
of house; 151 Union st.: halls furnished;
aU improvements, except beat. CLARK,
Broad st.
ECKERT AV.. 38-41, near Seymour av.—
* Two-family house, first and second floors,
6 nnd 7 room?? and baths; separate steam
heaters: new; nil improvements; handsomely
decorated; elegant fixtures; rent, $23 to $25.
OEI8ER & PLUM, 845 Broad st.
EDWIN PL., 16, near Clinton pi; also nenr
new trolley line—Five rooms, bath, steam
heat furnished; janitor service; carpeted
halls, electric lights; fine location. Apply to
JA^TOR. let floor: rent. $18.
EATON PL., 80, East Orange, one block
flom Grove st. station— "The Stockton,” 7
roc ms, all Improvements; rent, $35. Ibr
qulre on premises or any agent.
FAIRMOUNT AV.. 265—Five pleasant
moms, with bath: private porches, pantry;
near trolley line; rent reasonable. Inquire
second floor.
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
yWvA-\W%.V./v. V-.-.Av^vv-V'VW/V'wXA^
EAST KINNEY* ST.. 116—Four light rooms,
with gus; rent $y. Inquire 98 Ferguson
street.
FIFTEENTH AV., 512—Five rooms, all Im
provements; $14. H. WISELBERQ, or J.
S MAHONEY, 268 Bank st.
ELIZABETH AV . 167—Six rooms, steam
heat, electric lights; newly decorated; rent,
$24; two-family house. WOLFSON.
ELIZABETH AV., 329—Five pleasant rooms
and hath; enclosed porch; all modern Im
provements; rent, $17.
fairfaT
and
MONTICELLO
APARTMENTS,
057-561 CLINTON AV.
i .Moaerit six and seven room apartments;
(parquet door, rooms nicely arranged; all
Improvements; janitor service. These apart -
! incuts will make a comfortable home and
we can make the rent lit your Income. Come
in and talk it over. FIDELITY TRUST
CO.,, Real Estate Dopt.. Room 915 Pruden
tial Hldg.
FIFTEENTH AV., 573, corner Fifteenth St.—
Two six-room flats with all improvements,
including private halls; rent reasonable, in
quire oil premises, or MENDELSOHN, S3
Stratford pi.
FOREST HILL, 28$ Woodsido av.—Second
floor, 7 rooms, bath, all improvements;
rent, $30. C. E. SHIPMAN, 911 Essex build
ing.
FOURTH AV., 68-60—Flat, 6 rooms and bath,
all Improvements but heat; fine location j
rent, $19.
COLORED TENANTS.
77 SOMERSET ST.
Four and live rooms, with improvements.
Inquire on premises, ut 86 EBm st., or 63
Stratford pi. BItODY.
FOR COLORED—North Sixth nt., 784, threc^
blocks from trolley, opposite Branch Brook
lark, three rooms, toilet and bath, wash
tubs; $6 monthly.
FOR COLORED—165 Broome at., three
rooms; Improvements; runt $9. For par
ticulars address BEYER, 69 Court st.
FLAT, live and six rooms and hath; all Im
provements. 471 South Twenty-first at.,
near Springfield av.
FIVE minutes, walk from Broad at., 4 light
rooms; Immediate possession; rent $10. In
quire FJELDER CORI’ORATION, Firemen’s
Bldg. Phope 7861 Market.
FIVE uhd six rooms and bath, all improve
ments. 473 South Twenty-first st., near
Springfield av,
HAVE four rooms to let; improvements; rent
12. 26s Irvington av., South Orange.
HAWTHORNE AV., SoV—Bight rooms and
bath; ail modern Improvements, separate
entrances, steam heaters; rent $26. SWAN
WlClv & CO., 600 Orange st.
! HAWTHORNE AV., 38-—Five rooms, all
improemonts except heat; first floor;
rent $18. Inquire CEO. VIRTUE, 8U0
Broad st.
flAWTHOKNi; AV.. 3l»B—Two-laniHy, Mrs!
floor, six rooms and bath; modern improve
menta, electric lights; rent $32. inquire
SW AN WICK Ai. CO., 600 Orange st., corner
Roseville av.
HAWKINS ST.. 47—Five large, light, airy
rooms, enclosed porch, improvements, rent
$13; six rooms, $14.
| HILLSIDE AV., 202—Six-room flat, five
largo rooms, tile vestibule; strictly up-to
date. Inquire G. VIRTUE, 800 Broad st.
HEADLEY TER., 30, Irvington— Five ronma
nmj bath; all improvements; steam heat.
AIR. BTUTTYKR.
! HUNTERDON ST., 295—Five and six-room
l apartments; ail latest improvements;
steam boat, hot water supply; electric light;
janitor service; $23 up. Apply M. 1I1LL
aian, on premises.
i lKWNGTON, Nesbitt Ter., Ho—Eight beau
tiful light rooms; all latent Improvement!;;
separate entrance, on premises or OWNER,
I 017 Frellngbuysen av.
IRVINGTON. Fifteenth av., 712, near drove
st.—Five room* und bath, liot and cold
water; rent, $if». Inquire at corner store.
JOHNSON AV., 182, near Runyon st.—
Eight rooms and sun parlor, bath, elec
tric, parquet floors; second floor; rent 132,
to adults; large lot; room for garage.
LINCOLN AV., 52-04, 100 feet to Washing
ton av., 10 minutes to D., L. At W. and
Manhattan Tubes—Four and 6-room apart
ments; all outside apartments, beautifully
und luxurious equipment; steam heat, hot
water and janitor service furnished, com
pleted June 1; rente, $28 to |9G: other par
ticulars on application. THE EDWARD W.
MARTjN CO.. 1H Bathgate pi.; telephone 802
11. B. Near Roseville station.
I MAPLE AV'., 78, threo doors from Clinton
av.—Five nice rooms; improvements; tllo
! bath.
M EL KOBE AV., block from Centrul av. car—
New eight-room one-family house, electric
lights, steam heat, tiled bath, parquet floors;
will decorate to suit tenant’s taste; room for
garage; rent, $45. THE EDWARD W MAR
TIN CO., J8 Bathgate pi., near Roseville
station.
MOVING, $5 a padded van.
STORAGE, #1 monthly. Handled carefully.
MODERN Storage Co., 136 Halsey st. Tel.’
7510 Market.
MAKES AV., 36—Six rooms, all Improve
ments; parquet floors; rent reasonable.
MT. PLEASANT AV., 100-102.
ROBESPIERRE
Apartments, beautifully decorated; 5-room
apartments; baths, electric light, steam boat,
Janitor service and all conveniences; rent $30.
Inquire janitor.
NORTH THIRTEENTH ST.. 98—Five
rooms; nil improvements; first flo%r of a
three-fainiJy brick house: rent $18. In
quire GEo. VIRTUE, 800 Broad st.
ORCHARD ST., 10 --First floor, <dx rooms,
bath, all Improvements; steam heat fur
nished; two-family house. Inquire 35 Or
chard st. *
ORANGE ST., 496—Seven rooms and bath;
modern improvements; steam heat, Janitor
service furnished; rent $32. SWAN WICK At
CO., 500 Orange st.
OLIVER ST.. 224—Three, four and five
rooms; lent* $8, $9, $10. Inquiro first
floor.
QUITMAN ST.. 105—Four rooms; all Im
provementH; on second floor.
RIDOE ST.. 780—Two-family house, upper
.and lower floors; 6 and 7 rooms; all lm
psovcments; minute to trolley and school.
DR. W. FJ. HOLT, 661 Broad st.
ROYAL
No. 92-4-6 North Broad st.. near Third av.,
five minute* to Erie station, ten minute*
to Market and Broad; large, light six and
seven-room apartments: steam heat, hot
water and Janitor service furnished; indi
vidual maid accommodations; tiled bathe,
electric lights; will decorate to suit tenant's
taste in beautiful Japanese grass cloth und
handsome paper with cut-out border*; every
room clean and entirely renovated. Inquire
of Janitor or THE EDWARD W MARTIN
CO., 18 Bathgate pi., near Roseville station,
D.. L. A W.; tel. B. II. 302.
ROSE ST, 23
Four r<x>ms, with Improvements; $12; 10
minutes from Broad and Market; near Clin
ton av. car lines. Inquire on premise*, or 53
.Stratford pi. BRODY.
ROSE COURT, 13th av., cor. Howard ft.—
Five mid six rooms; steam heat, hot water,
telephone and Janitor service; one block from
Court House. Inquire janitor on premises
or B. STEPNER, 131 Fprlngtteld av.; tel.
6174-J Market.
ROSEVILLE, South 12th st.. 107-111, between
tVntral and Ninth avs.—Five and six large,
light rooms respectively; all improvement*
hut heat; near two trolleys und Roseville
station; rents, *17 and $18. THE EDWARD
W. MARTIN CO., 1H Bathgate pi., Roseville,
agents.
ItOSEVILLE—Boaton plan; two-family, elx
and eight-room apu ’merits; separate en
trances ami heaters; ulectrle lights; large
lot; live minutes to station; rents, $2S to $32.
Phone or call THH EDWARD W MARTIN
<70., 18 Bathgate pi., near Roseville sta
tion.
ROSEVILLE—Two-family house, C and 6
room apartments; light rooms, separate
steam heaters; thro*, minutes to station; cen
tral to three trolleys; rents, $20 and $22. THE
EDWARD VV. MARTIN CO., is Bathgate
pi., near Roseville station.
llKNNKIt AV., 135—Eight rooms and hath,
second floor; rent $80; ready March 15.
E. C. PETRIE, Meeker and Elizabeth av.».
RUNYON ST., 321, near Clinton pi.—Beauti
ful six-room flat, second floor, with sll Im
provements; rent, $18. Inquire delicatessen
store, across the street.
RUNYON ST.. 214. corner Hedden Ter.—
Seven rooms, nil improvements. Inquire J.
DBNKKY. 24 Ualrview av., near Eighteenth
av. Rent reasonable.
SCHEERBR AV., 87—First floor, separate
entrance, 7 rooms and hath; improvements;
rent, $25.
SPRINGFIELD AV., 482—Four rooms, all
Improvements; rent $11. Inquire at L.
MARX. 482 Springfield av.
SPRINGFIELD AV., 280—All modem Im
provements except heat; 8 rooms and bath;
2 large front rooms; convenient to business
section of city. Inquire 258 Springfield av..
A. G. MULLER.
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
SCHEERER AV., 186—Two-family house.
live rooms; nil Improvements; rent $22;
eight rooms on second floor; rent $27. In
quire GEO. VIRTUE, 800 Broad st.
SPRINGFIELD AV.. 280—All modern im
provements except heat; 8 rooms and bath,
2 lnrgo front rooms; convenient to business
section of city, inquire 268 Springfield av.
A. G. MULLER.
Seventeenth Av., 88
Four-room flat; Improvements; all light
rooms; $12. Inquire 373 Hunterdon st.,
around the corner.
SOUTH ORANGE AV.. 223-Seven elegant
large rooms and bath; heat furnished; pos
session May 1. Ring middle bell or Inquire
at 160 Hunterdon st.
SOUTH ORANGE AV.. 992. Vailaburg sec
tion—Third floor, six large room*, bath and
pantry; all improvements: rent reasonable.
Inquire store.
SOUTH SEVENTH ST.. 62—First floor, 6
rooms nnd hath, screens, awnings; con
venient to trolley and Roseville depot; rent
reasonable.
SOUTH PTH ST.. 398—Six large, light rooms
and bath; all modern Improvements; two
blocks from four car lines; rent, $20.
SOUTH 12TH ST., 627—Four rooms and bath,
enclosed porch; first floor. Inquire third
floor, right.
SOUTH FOURTEENTH ST., 825—Five
rooms and bath; improvements; two-fam
ily house.
SOUTH 16TH ST . 478—Five large rooms, al
cove and bath; all modern improvements;
rent, $17. Inquire 4SS South 16th st.
SOUTH Sixteenth St., 823—Six. seven onJ
eight rooms, every improvement, steam beat,
gas and electric lights: rents #17, #10 and
#18; will give rent free until first of May
to good tenant; small family. Inquire MC
DONOUGH, 207 Market st
SOUTH 17TH ST., near South Orange av.—
Three nice rooms; Improvements; third
floor; rent only $$.50.
SOUTH 19TH ST.. 770, cor. Springfield av.—
Five light rooms, all Improvements. In
desirable location; $17; third floor.
SOUTH 19TH ST.. 368—First floor In nice
throe-family house; five rooms hath and
pantry: $17. Ring third bell.
SOUTH NINETEENTH «^T.. 822—Nice 6
room flat; high aiul dry, decorated. mod
ern Improvements; paved Htrect; near trol
ley; rent only $18. ORBEN, 786 Broad at.
SOUTH NINETEENTH ST., 292—Cozy 5
room fiat: modern Improvement*. Hill
sections, near trolley*; healthful location;
rent only $17. Til AS. ORBEN. 810 Fire
men’s building.
SOUTH NINETEENTH ST.. 838—Six large,
light rooms; all improvements; electric
lights; hall carpeted; one block from Clin
ton av. Inquire next door, second floor.
SOUTH TWENTY-FIRST ST.. 184—Flat to
lot of 6 rooms; all improvements except
heat; rent $17; i ear trolley lines.
SUMMER AV., 530—F/xquIslto apartment
amid refined surroundings; five large
rooms and bath; steam heat provided by
owner.
STATE ST., 71—Rooms to let. first and sec
ond floor, inquire 120 Third av.
TRITON
TERRACE,
WOODS! DE SECTION,
j Within live minutes of three trolleys, two
1 minutes from It. It. station; new houses; all
improvements; best location; rent fit;, $1K;
live and six rooms nnd bath; see theno
apartments. IK. 20. 27 Triton terrace. Key
at ORBKN'S. 810 Firemen’s Bldg.
"THE CATHEDRAL.”
Are you looking for an apartment? First
see these. 155-165 Clifton av.. rent $30 and
$25: Janitor service, steam heat, electric
light; ail Improvements; liberal Inducement
t» Immediate tenants. Call at office of
MYRON W. MORSE. 139 Third av., or 740
Broad st.
THE BIGELOW APARTMENTS, 122 Bige
low st.—Five rooms and bath on 1st floor;
all Improvements; also heat, hot water and
services; rent, $22. Inquire on premises or
! phone Market 7105.
THE CECIL.■ Rellevllle nnd Third nvn.—
.Southwest corner apartment; second floor;
every modern Improvement; rent reasonable.
Inquire of the janitor.
TICHENOR RT., 77—Two rooms. In good
condition; rent $5.50. Inquire at barber
shop, or MRS. L. STILLING, 1203 IJroud
»t., city.
WINTHROP ST., 84—1Three or four rooms;
rent reasonable; three minutes to trolley.
Apply 825 Summer av.
WALNUT RT., 1K8—Four rooms, $12: hall
furbished; large yard.
WOODS IDE, Bryant st., 60—Seven-room flat;
alcove and both; ull Improvements; sepa
rate steam heat; three minutes from two
trolley lines; rent reasonable. Owner, E.
ROTHCHILD, 118 Washington st., phone,
6947-M Market.
WEEQUAHIC AV., 93—A handsome slx
rooin flat; parquet floors and every known
Improvement; two-family house; separate
entrances. Inquire CLINTON PARK SOUTH
L. Sr I. CO., 800 Broad »t.
3 and 4 Rooms
AND RATH;
nil modern Improvements except heal. all
extra light rooms; goods location; ID min
utes’ walk from Market nnd Rroad sts.;
rent $12 and $14. 49 Rutgers »t.. near Thir
teenth av. Inquire of Janitor.
OUT OF TOWN.
APARTMENT MELROSE, corner Harrison
st. and Webster pi., East Orange; most ex
clusive residential street; two minutes to
train and trolley; must !>*• seen to be appre
ciated. Janitor or LOUIS 8CHLESINGER,
Inc., Espcx building,
APARTMENT, "The Charlotte.” 175 Main
st., Fast Orange—Beautiful second floor,
seven-room apartment; steam lient, Lot
water, electric light and janitor service; near
Grove St. Station of I>., L. & W.; rent rea
sonable. Apply JANITOR, on premises.
APARTMENT BALDWIN, 8 Baldwin st-,
East Orange—Seven rooms and hath; steam
heat, electric, gas. refrigerator and dumb
waiter; janitor sendees; bent for the money;
$30 to $35. Inquire JANITOR. "Near Brl/k
Church.”
ARLINGTON. Hickory at.. 287 near Quincy
av.—Six rooms, bath, ull improvements;
steam; rent $17. MRS. MICHEL, 121 Chest
nut st.
BEAUTIFULLY decorated apnrtments In
East Orange; appreciated when soon; 4-5
rpOmt and bath; all modern Improvements;
electric lights, steam heat, unlimited hot
{water supply and Janitor service; block to
I Grove st. atatlon D., L. A- W. It. It.; ur
anic curs at corner; rents $25 to $28. Apply
to JANITOR, 64 Main st.
MART ORANGE, 4 Eaton pi.—Flat. 5 nice,
light rooms and bath; newly painted and
decorated; $J8; near Fifteenth and Main at*.
H II. FLOURNOY, $28 Broad st.
EAST Orange. Mouth Clinton St.. 43f>—Four
rooms nml hath. $14: five rooms and hath.
$15. 08T, 335 South Clinton st.. East Or
ange.
KART ORANGK APARTMENT, second floor.
In two-family house; light, cheerful and
modern; separate entrance; 29 Glen wood pi.,
west of Prospect st., Hast Orange; posses
sion May 1. Inquire MRS. DALY, first floor,
or FIEDLER CORPORATION. Firemen’s
building, Newark.
EAST ORANGE, Mary av., 78—Four large,
light rooms, in a good location; first floor
of two-family house; rent very reasonable,
inquire 280 Clifton av.. Newark.
BAST ORANGE, two minutes to Ampere
Station—Mix-room flat in two-family house;
steam heal, all Improvements; rent reduced
to $22; convenient to stores and schools; en
closed back porch; yurd. Apply 40 Fourth
av., opposite Ampere Station.
EAST ORANGK—Choice 7-room, second floor
apartment, 19th at.: steam heat, separate
entrances, private porch, Poston plan, two
family; nicely decorated; convenient to
stores, schools, trolley and trains; rent. $.11.
RICHARDS & HENDERSON, 40 Fourth av.,
opposite Ampere Station.
BAST ORANGK—Seven-room, second floor,
Roston plan apartment; line location; all
improvements, Including electric lights, pri
vate porch: conveniently located; reduced
rent to small family. Call or write, RICH
ARDS Ar HENDERSON, 40 Fourth av., oppo
site Ampere station. _
EAST ORANGE. Central av., 161—Lower
Boston plan apartment; only appreciated
when seen; nil improvements, parquet floors,
etc.; from June 1st; line locality; rent low'.
EAST ORANGE. Epplrt st., 91-*~Elght
rooms, all separate; Improvements; In
two-family house; rent $28. Inquire first
floor. __
EAST ORANGE. Hamilton st.. 10—Soven
rooms and bath; refrigerator room; rent
$40. Inquire C. H. STIGKR, Brick Church
station. _
EAST ORANGE. Ninth av.. 14—First floor.
corner. 0 rooms and hath; ull improve
ments except heat. WALTER PENDER, 130
Main st., E. O.
EAST ORANGE, Washington and Essex
sts., five and nix rooms, with two baths;
large living room, wdth fireplace; Janitor ser
vice; all Improvements; with a restaurant;
rent $50 to $80. Inquire C. II. STIGER,
Brick Church station.
KART ORANGE. South Grove st., 204—Flvs
j room flat; ail improvements; can bo rented
for $17; near Central av.
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
FOR COLORED. Edgerton ter., 39 East Or
ange—Four rooms, bath, steam; $10 monthly.
Inquire 21 Edgerton. or phone 1238 Waverly.
11^LI^GTON* Myrtle av., near Clinton av.—
Three rooms, bath, Improvements, $1*
monthly. Inquire U7D Rroad at., or OAI.E,
39 Myrtle.
FOUR pleasant rooms, 18-15 Grove ter.,
Irvington; water and gas; rent $9. Inquire
on premises.
ELEGANT fi room flat, all improvements, ei
cent heat. Inquire 27 Sharon av.. Irving
tom or phone 2M8-J Waverly.
LIVE IN THU ORANG^R-NVw T. M. C. A.
dormitory offers Ideal bacnetor quarters;
telephone, shower baths, every convenience;
$2 per week. Y. M. C. A. 419 Main si.. Or
ange
ORANGE, Park nt., 16—Three separate
apartments, 0 rooms, bath, pantry In each;
steam heated; Janitor service; suitable for
dentist.
WILCOX AV'. 47, East Orange—Flat, sec
ond floor, eight rooms, nil Improvements;
.separate steam heaters, electric light, sep
arate entrances; newly decorated.
EAST ORANGE
OTU.VRD AV., 72. one block from trolley—
Nice location; 7 largo, light rooms, upper
part nr two-family house; separate entrance,
separate heater*, bath, pantry, etc.: all
rooms neatly decorated; rent 333. Apply on
promises or JOHN ZIFFEL, 21? Springfield
av.. Newark.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET
A NICE cheerfully furnished room in pri
vate family; reasonable ratea, 180 Summer
iiv.; convenient to all care,
HANK ST., 56—Largo pleasant housekeeping
room; also hall room; reasonable.
BROAD ST., 808—Large front room for two;
hall room; two blocks from Market st.
Inquire three flights up.
BROAD ST., 25; Falrmount av., 100—One,
two and three rooms; heat, Janitor; low
rates. Apply on premises.
CHESTNUT ST., 2T»—Single room, all im
provements; private family; reasonable.
GO&lMBRl 1 97—Dollar rent* nice
.'leaping room; houaekeeping; $2. trapts.
1 OLUMBIA ST., 49, oor. Green—Elegantly
furnished rooms; all modern Improve
nienta; reasonable.
COURT ST., 72—Clean rooms, complete for
housekeeping; gas and bath, “leeplng
rooms, $1,50.
COURT HT., 59, at Washington, central—
Steam-heated rooms, single or double, for
men; bnth, electricity, telephone; $2
weekly up.
1 CURT HT., 27. corner Halsey—Neatly fur
bished ronttiH; steam heat; telephone.
COTTAGE HT., 10—l^jirge front room with
connecting kitchen. Just decoruted: also
one large room, complete; all improvements.
ELM ST., 2—Pleasam ooublo and single
room*; all Improvements; $2 up.
| EAST KINNEY ST , 44—Nicely furnished
front room; hall room; table hoard.
EAST KINNEY ST.. 27—Furnished room for
lady, gentleman or couple; all Improve
ments.
EIGHTEENTH AV., 283—Homelike, large
front room; housekeeping or sloeping;
improvements; private; 12.50.
FREE
Wb will glee you any Information about
theao or any other furnished looms in New
ark free of charge. Inquire FURNISHED
ROOM IIUHKAU, .Star of line.
FRANKLIN ST., 48—Nicely furnished rooms,
large and small; nil Improvements; rea
sonable.
FINE, light furnished room, all Improve
ments; good German hoard; $5; near 4
trolley lines. 297 South Seventh M., corner
Fourteenth av.
FULTON ST., 18—Second floor room, for one
or two; comfortably furnished; housekeep
ing optional; central.
GRANT ST., 28—Nicely furnished clean, light
airy rooms; single or connecting, all im
provements; reasonable.
HALSEY HT.. 332; Washington Ht.. 840—
Front housekeeping, sleeping rooms. $1.00
up: Liberty st.. 4 4. housekeeping, $2 up;
Impts.
HIGH ST., 440. near Market—Pleasant large
or small room; homelike; all Improve
ments.
HILL ST.. 28—Pleasant front room, one or
two gentlemen; steam heat, electric light;
private.
HILL ST.. 38—PleuHnnt single or double
rooms; all improvements: reasonable.
HIGH ST.. 630—Larges pleasant front room,
three window*, clothe* closet; hot and cold
running water; hall room; $2 up; board If
desired.
HIGH ST., 621—Bright and airy furnished
front room, with or without kitchenette,
nil accommodations; private family.
LARGE front room for two gentlemen, with
or without board. 280 Orange st.
LAFAYETTE ST.. 175—With or without
board.
LOMBARDY ST.. 85—Furafstood front room,
central, in private home Improvements,
telephone.
LIBERTY, 26, corner Lafayette—Rooms for
men; bath and gas. $1.60.
MARSHALL HT.. IS- Pleasant, neat single
room, $1.60; also housekeeping.
MULBERRY HT., 198— Large front room for
light housekeeping; sleeping room, $1.50.
MULBERRY ST., 216. cor. Green—Donir
able rooms for gentlemen, $1.60.
MULBERRY HT.. 201— Large, pleasant room
Hultable for two; all Improvements; only
$2.60.
MULBEF.' ST., 80—Light housekeeping
room, $i.. iceptng rooms, fl.
MULBERRY 8T., 294—Nicely furnished front
parlor for Bleeping; also housekeeping
room: nil Improvements.
NELSON PL., 55—Front room, large, clean,
well furnished; refined people; tiled both:
rentaurant near.
NEW ST.. 131—Large front rooms, eleeplng
or housekeeping;; reasonable.
NEAR City Hall, 68 Columbia *t,~•Large,
clean, light kitchen and Bleeping rooms;
hot and cold water, stationary tube; bath;
telephone; refined private house; reasonable.
ORCHARD ST., 11—New neatly furnished
rooms, with bath; centrally located; $2 up.
ORANGE PL., f.—Four connecting and com
fortably furnished rooms to let, reasonable;
also ‘•looping rooms; near trolley and rail
road station.
PLANE ST., 131—Two largo connecting
rooms for light hoiiHckeeplng; running hot.
cold water; ubo of laundry.
ROSEVILLE AV. SI—Large front and
middle room, nicely furnished, nil con
veniences.
ROSEVILLE, South Twelfth at., *’*»-TIal!
room, $1.25; near trolley and ntatim..
SOUTH 18TH ST., 608— Room to let In private
family, with or without board; one block
from trolley.
SPRING ST., 37, near Lackawanna—House
keeping room. $2. Bleeping, $1.
VAN SUREN ST.— Second floor front room,
facing Hast Park; nice location; private
family. Call at etore. 339 Lafayette et.
WASHINGTON ST.. 205—Commercial Hotel
furnlnhed rooms; all ImptB.; rates reason
able.
WARREN PL., 9—Front housekeeping room
$2.50; Bleeping rooms, $1.25.
WARREN PL.. 14—Pleasant, clean front
room; auitable for twaj Improvement*: rea
sonable.
EAST ORANGE
| LARGE nanny front room. 6 wlndown und
! door to privato porch; three minute- to
i station and trolley; $5 weekly for two, no
other roomerw. 70 Hollywood av„ East Or
ange.
FURNISHED room*, near cars and Lnckn
wanna station; private house. 19 Will
iam et.. near Fifteenth Bt.. East Orange
BOARDING
HO I EL KENSINGTON
BAST PARK AND MULBERRY STS.
Desirable room*», with or without board,
at reasonable rate*, home cooking; good
service. C. JOHNSON. Prop. Tel. 2063
Market.
'THE O K ^R EST AU R A NT.
52 Hank Street.
AlealM at all hours at reasonable price*.
BubIcobh men'w and ladies* lunch. 11 to 3.
30c; table d'hote. 6 to 8 p. m.. 40c.
GIVE ITS A TRIAL.
I WONDER WHERE I CAN BUY THIS
Many people ask this question every day, when just a fewr minutes spent reading
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Advertising Agents
RES I' LT- BRINGING sales letter* written.
GEO. WILFRED WRIGHT. 788 Brood «t.
THEODORE S. FETTINGER.
8«2 Kinney Bldg.
Amberol Records
EDISON, Victor, Columbia machine*, coin
plate line of recordm, photo supplies. J
Met I UWY, SSI Broad
American Beauties
i And floral design* cur specialty PHILIPS
I BROS., Flerl*ti». ft*** Broad st.
i
Auctioneer
VAN' POZKAtC buys end Hells' everything;
finest auction room* In the State. 42
South Orange ry. Tel. 2071 Market
Awning and Window Shades
| BEST qualities and quickest service Is our
! motto. Call, write or phono and our repre
sentative will coll immediately. METRO*
POLTTAN AWNING CO., 28 Broome *t.
Bakery
i CREAMER N HOME BAKING CO..
COR BLOOMFIELD AND BELLEVILLE
AV END EH,
ARE MAKERS AND BAKERS OF THE
BEST HOME-MADE CAKES. PASTRY
BREAD AND ROLLS
Bedding
I
| FULL line of bedding, spring* mat lre*se*,
| etc.; nmttreHHos made over. M. BOS
[ KINS. 7 10th av.
Bicycles for Sale
I GOOD wheel late model, excellent condition,
good tire* $10. 78 Mam at.. E Orange.
Blue Prints
QUICK and satisfactory service. SHAW
BLUE PRINT A- MCI I. CO.. 9 Campbell *t.
Books Bought and Sold
BOOKS wanted; old and now hook* of all
kind* and descriptions wanted for cash,
whole libraries bought. Dressel, 052 Broad et.
Body Massage
MASSAGE, with remedial movement*, given
for general debility; muscular rheuma
tism, nervous affections; hours for appoint
ment. in a. m. to 6 p. m., Mon., Wed.. Sat.
MISS FRANCES RUSSELL. 25 Burnet Ht.
Boxing
COMPLETE course. In eight lessons; private
Instruction; $10 per course: open from 2 to
0. 8 to 10. GUS TROXLH2R. over Central
it. It. Marion, Broad st.
Business Opportunities
[GOOD PRINTING—1,000 bond letterhead*.
8‘,4x11. $1.26; billhead*. $1.25. envelope*,
card*, etc., $1.60 per 1,000; 4.000 envelope*.
$0.50; samples sent. STRATHMORE
FRESH. 158 Lafayette St , near McWhorter.
Business Printing
QUICK, neat, reasonable work. J. I COL
LINS PRINTING CO., 870 Broad *t.
Cash Buyers
WE buy for cash entire contents of stores of
all descriptions. nl*o anything you have In
1 your home or factory.
NEIMAN'N AUCTION ROOMS.
284 Fifteenth av. Tel. 070 Waverly.
r urv entire stock of all kinds of stores;
see m* before selling your store; highest
cash price. I. oOMMKR, 259 Hprlngfleld av.
T*d. link-W Waverly.
Carpels and Oilcloths
Special Prices
FOR LANDLORD!*
Estimate* furnltmed promptly. Phono Gf*Sf»
Market and our rep»Mi»entative will cnll.
M. NI0IJB8 ft BONH, ISO Springfield av.
China Decorators
CHINA decoration, stumping. Imkoum in
water color, oil nnd china; figure painting
n specialty. ROSEVILLE ART ROOMS, tug
Roseville t\\
Chiropodists
MRS VIOLET VREELAND. 29 Halsey at.,
SUIR > ICON O HI I to POI )I8T.
Tel. 207G-J Mkt.; hour*, y a. m. to 8 p. m.
Cigar Containers
for carrying lighted cigar
K REN RICH SSI Broad «t
Civil and Criminal Investigators
RESPONSIBILITY AND
RELIABILITY.
CH A RL EH VV111 TN A LL.
ESSEX HITILD1NO.
31 CLINTON ST
Candy
AMERICAN mixed oandies. '» ••••iif* |m-i lb,.
Saturday only. REINHARDT'S* STORE
OF NOVELTIES, 16S Springfield ex
Coal
WE *Hl the best grade of coal JAM VEIN
BERGER. ft« Hunterdon et.
Cooking Utensils
10-QlIART ag»t* pat and cover. J't cent*.
Saturday only. REINHARDTS STORE
OF NOVELTIES. 108 Springfield av
Commercial Signs
MAIITIN SKI IS SHOP. »52 Hronl »ithirty
year* making the bent, and cheaper!
Confectionery Stores
01 INTON CONFECTIONERY. 203 Clinton
av.; choice confectionery node fruit,
cigar*, clgurettop. tobacco.
Corset i ere
I!VERSON 6/ TAYLOR. J Belleville av.
CORSET SHOP.
Fitting free. Alteration* free.
Custom Shirts
CRT THE BEST
R. t\ JOLLEY CO..
FACTORIES AND SALESROOM.
8?6-*31 BROAD ST
Custom Tailoring
A MAN
ehould buy hid
CLOTHES
frona n firm that 1*
* reliable. We carry the
f moat up-to-date
CLOTHES
for the yungfelo and
for the more conserva
tive droBHW. Try ue.
Koellhoffer Bros.
104 Market »t.
5fi
Discount
on any price suit on pioaentatlon of tide ad
vertisement. Make your own selection from
our wlndowa
f .01,011 EItC> MIIOS.
«0 MARKET ST.
DAY & CO..
Mill Brand NtrfH
Clothing
BALMACAA.v -Season'* sensation, popular
coats* with nil the simp and style that u
coat can »-:irr»» It'*. $12.50. $15. HODMAN'S
CLOTHING PARLOR. 280 Washington at
R P. COX, Mgr. Open evenings.
Dentists
Dr. C. E. BALDWIN
ninkea h specialty of the
painless extraction of tectli
25 VEALS EXPERIENCE
601 BROAD STREET
NIC All IIAIINR'S.
Detect ives
DAVID DETECTIVE BtlREAC, INC • Ivll
an«l criminal. 857 Brood at. Tel. 318 Mkt.
Dressmaking
ELITE SCHOOL FOR DESIGNING. DRESS
CUTTING AND FITTING; THE SCHOOL
OI INDIVIDUALITY: EVERYTHING FI
TO-DATE TAUGHT FITTED PATTERNS
AND LININGS TO ORDER; SEND FOR
CIRCULAR. 70 HALSEY ST.
DRESSMAKING—54 4 South Tenth at., near
Springfield av.; MRS. ALLEN; loin my
wing class and make your own clothes
Electrical Supplies
The Star Electrical Supply Co.
Special sole on Dome*. Shower Fixture*.
Table Lamps; look them over. THE STAR
ELECTRICAL SUHI.Y CO.. 288 Market et.,
cor. Lawrence. Newark. Tel. 1014 Market.
NEWARK
LLECTIUCAIi SUPPLY CO.
381 MARKET ST. TEL. 2331 MARKET.
Buy Your Electrical Supplier From
M. RUTKIN.
260 Market at. Phone 8070 Market.
S. TEPPERMAN. 378 Washington at.; tel.
5552- W. Market, locksmith. keys fitted
while you wait, door check aprlngs repaired,
alHo wringers* repaired; electrical hell hanger.
IT I* M Hli UMAX. Go- tni,n on tlm spot
electrician an t expert locksmith; tel. 1703
Waverly. 4 Elizabeth av.
WIRING furnished houses a specialty; re
pairing In nil branches; let us estimate.
ELMl*'ft D. WILSON. 170 Clinton av.; phone.
Employment Agency
I (OUSEWORKERS—Girl* of all kinds wish
positions, bndt place li» cliy for lately
landed help; I only handle girls who want to
work. MRS. W. JOHNSON'8 Reliable
Agency, 205 Springfield nv.; tel. 921-J. Mkt.
Engravers
NEWARK ENG. AND ETCHING CO.. *70
Broad wt.. lettering, engraving and engine
.turning on nil kinds of Jewelry designing.
Expressman
FURNITURE and piano movers, baggage
handled, day or night; pianos hoisted,
boxed and shipped. LOCKETT BROS., 552
Orange st.: tel. 1871 B. U.
Favors
THE INDIVIDUAL SHOP,
901 Broad st.
Florist
FRESH FLOWERS AND PROMPT DE
I.IVBRTIE8. YOUR PHONE OR MAIL
ORDERS RECEIVE CAREFUL ATTEN
TION AND OUR AUTOMOBILES COVER
ALL THE SUBURBS. ONE ORDER FROM
US AND YOU WILL GIVE US ALL OF
YOU It TRADE. AS WE AIM TO PLEAS E
OUR CUSTOMERS IN EVERY RESPECT.
BEGKROW S, NEWARK'S MOST MODERN
FLOWER STORE.
FRESH CUT FLOWERS.
Pot Flower**. All Description*.
The largest assortment of artificial flower*.
D. ORGO A SONS.
171 Ferry at# Tel. 2084-W, Market.
1 hth av. Tel. 1451-R, B. B.
Wol finger Fresh cut flowers a ape*
HHit Broad St. dalty delivered quickly.
Tel. 3404 Mkt.
Charles Luthv
3*3 SPRINGFIELD AV.
Rhone 1970-W, Waverly.
NEW ROSES: Aaron Ward, Sunburnt. Fire
flame. IRillngton, Indlunu. Cardinal, id
oily, Taft, Pink K Mini noy and Double White
KHlnrney, at I’onek’s new store, 037 Broad st.
C. J. CONNOLLY. 319 Bank hi.
FLORAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY.
Telephone orders Ailed, 4440-W. Market.
Tl; \ i TH, 1 m: ROSEVILLE FLORIST -
Cut flowers, orchids, plants, seeds »t rea
sonable price*. 475 Orange st.
Fine Tailoring
UNCALLED-FOR PANT8
In peg tops and regular ill apes, with ruffs
or not; values up to for 53 50 s. J.
UNGER. 59 Springfield av.
Fur Storage
F'URH taken for storage during summer; re
pairing; reasonable FRANK HERIJD, 8&f>
Broad at. (*
Goodyear Rubber Goods
BEST guaranteed hose and tires. GOOD
YEAR RUBBER STORE. 374 Broad st.
Grinding and Honing
SURGICAL Instruments, scissors, knives,
razors and all kinds of safety razor blt/Ucs.
KulflNIO'H. Ihoad and William.
Hair Goods
MRS. .Gl'HTAV ZUCKNTCK, 27 New st.;
him.>m hnir; toupees; switches to order and
hi stock, first grade shampooing: scalp treat
ment. combings mode up. Tel. 4T.42 Market.
Hardware and Housefurnishings
J A M. SCHWARTZ will sell Saturday f.
quurt sauce puns for Rif each, cups and
saucers 3c per pair 22 Belleville av.
Hat Renovators
LADIES' STRAW 11 ATS
Puna mu* bleached. blocked. dyed
and reshaped.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices reasonable.
JOHN W. (IUKK1N.
3 Greenwood «v„ K. Orange
COME. MEN
Get that Panama Hut out now before the
rush starts.
Export renovating; no add’- used; huts
guaranteed not to turn yellow.
NO Kill ISO HAT MIIOI*.
87 Belleville av..
Opposite Hloomtleld av.
Phone 427il TJ. R.
K NEW 1I
REMODELLED IN THE LATEST
STYLES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN*.
180 BADGER AV., COR. CLINTON AV.
Household Goods for Sale
M. LEVINE buy* and sells new and second
hand furniture; highest cn*h prices paid
for second-hand furniture; wend i-*-iul and I
will call. tu lleUevlUe av.
Jewelry Repairing
FIRST-CLASS JEWELRY REPAIRING. EN
GRAVING, DIAMOND SETTING, PLAT
ING; WATCHES A SPECIALTY. Q. MA
ROTH. P I* BnOAl) ST.. CUU ORANGE ST.
Ladies* Tailoring
ARTISTIC ladles tailor am! dressmaker.
suits. $8 up; skirts, $1.50; dreHReB. $3.00.
Wo also taka orders from your own ma
terial. style and lit guaranteed. A. Flnkcl
»teln, 634 Warren st.. bet. 11th and 13th sts.
81'ITS made to order from selected mate
rials and Skinner's satin lining. $20 up;
fit and workmanship guaranteed. N. WEIN
STEIN. 231 Orange st . near Nesbitt st.; es
tablished 15 yearn.
SPITS fo order nt reduced prices, first-class j
work, alteratlng and . repairing. J. M.
MOSKOWITZ. rr.o Orange st.; San Fran
cisco ladles' tailor.
HIGH-GRADE SUITS. $10 up. from your ,
materia’. 13. NEEDELL. 437 Broad st.,
near Lackawanna, est 1896; tel 2771-M. t
R. 13.
ECONOMY ladles' tailoring; suit®, Rkirta and •
alterations made to order; special price*; (
satisfaction guaranteed. 127 Orange st.
D. ROSOW, custom tailor, cleaning, dyeing
and repairing neatly done. 270 Clifton av..
corner Hloomlleld av.
LADIES* suits and dresses made, latent styles. j
perfect fit. excellent workmanship guaran
tee,i. Goldberg. 7’’ 11 n l*ey *t rear Arcade, i
l adies’ and Men's Tailor
MEET me face to fAce; let up talk over the
season's style*. WALGUAKNERY. popu
lar priced tailor, 404 Orange st.
SUITS to order, your or my material; clean
ing dyeing and repairing; satisfaction
guaranteed ICAYSAR. 241 Rank *»t.
$18 SUITS to order $16; trouser*. $3.50; 4
suits, cleaned, repaired and pressed. $1.60.
SHILLING, tailor, 568 Orange st
Linoleum and Oilcloth
TWO of many specials: Cork linoleum. $4o
per yd.; oilcloth, uni per yd.; rugs nnd car
pet* at correspondingly low price*; satisfac
tion guaranteed. MANHATTAN CARPET &
LINOLEUM GO.. Broud st. and Relieving av,
Loose Leaf Binders
WILLIAM .1. 1*1111.1.IPS
Loose leap hinders and outfits.
INDEX CARD SYSTEMS.
IKS MAKKI.T ST., VKWARK
TEL. 5534 MARKET.
Masons and Ventilation
CHIMNEYS that smoke And ovens that don’t
hake repaired. «|so mason work. R.
SAM PEL. 128 Charlton nt.
Men’s Tailor
PLACE orders now for spring suits to be de
livered before Flutter; $14: guaranteed per
fect. F. POZDECK. 348 Central uv.
SPRING 1s here, order now; fit. style ami !
workmanship guaranteed or money re
funded, $12 tip. T. Dvorkln 109 Hartford nt.
Millinery
REDUCTIONS
In all our ladles’ trimmed hats,
latent model* have till been
greatly reduced; prices in *ome
cases being cut In half; some
of tho new models as low a a
$1.49
Reforo you buy your new
hat see our wonderful display.
REINHARDT’S
STORM OM NOVELTIES,
168 Spring Held av.. cor. Broome st.
YOU are *ufe In buying millinery at
Anker's, r»4 Springfield av. Imported and
domestic models.
JOS. Henrri.RH. 262 Hprlnrllald av.; mil-!
llnery and supplies; practical hatter;
cleaning, bleaching, remodeling
rviisflt Clothing
BARGAINS- Uncalled for suits and troupers i
made by lending tailors, In teat fashion, will .
sell ut sacrifice prices. Call ut CAIIN’ri
clothing *tor«*. it? South Orange av., near
Norfolk *«t
Multitfraphintf
PRINTING AND MULTIGftAJ’lflNa.
P. & I., service Is complete. VVo writs
strong, convincing copy for booklets, folders,
etc.; arrange design and print them well; '
Multigraph letter*, complete moiling llat*,
address envelope*, wrapper* The PRIC'D
& DICE CO. H2H Broad
Music
THOROUGH piano Instruction advanced
pupils or beginners, an Intereating study
for young men anil woman; married ladles
tnught nt their homes, Judy teacher, MACK,
50 Hleecker st.
M. It AY MON—* Several violins for sale, from
$25 to $200. very old specimens; will buy \
semini-timid violins; repairing a specialty.
ir.h-102 Belmont av.
FREDERICK CHAPMAN, vocal culture,
voice specialist; Italian method, voice trial
free Studio, 51 E. Kinney st.
Office Furniture
OFFICE FURNITURE, ROLL-TOP FLAT i
A NI> BOOKKEEPER;” DESKS. TABLES. '
CHAIRS. Itl’iiN, CARIN’ETH, SAFES. 'OTC.:
MUST BE SOLD. 135 HALSEY HT.
Opticians
Farfect Lens Grinding from prescription.
J. r HELMS, OPTICIAN.
837 BROAD STREET.
CORRECT eyeglatwe* at HILRORN'S. 19
Went Park st.
Optician and Jeweler
A. MARTIN, eyes scientifically tested; line i
v.ntc-h and Jewelry repairing. satisfaction ,
guaranteed. 438 Warien st., near Littleton av.
Painter and Decorator
SAMUEL MALM EL, most reliable painter and 1
decorator, aelect stock foreign nnd domes-'
tl • wallpapers; good work guaranteed, prices
reasonable palms, varnishes, wallpaper
wholesale. 637 Warren st., tel. 3*142 B. B.
Phonographs
Per Victor Vlcirolas and Records go to
PR JESTER'S,
IP* ROSEVILLE AVENUE.
Also bicycle* repaired, tire* and sundries.
Pianos
KKOEUKK. WINTER RUDOLF v.\D 1
It* iLLEHMA NN. WELL-KNOWN FOR:
THEIR TONAL AND WEARING QUALITY.
CAN BE BOUGHT AT MUCH LOWER'
U RICES THAN ASKED FOR IN THE
INGll-ltENT DISTRICT. SAUER * CO.,
114 HO. ORANGE AV.. COR. BEACON ST.
NEW SHU.MANN PIANO, worth $300 Will
k.-H for $150. Inquire 19 Elm st.
Plumbing Supplies
THE EISNER BROS. COMPANY. {
;;x South orange av. Newark. N. J.
Plumbing and beating material at wholesale.
Piano Tuners
PIANOS tuned, repaired, polished, antique!
furniture upholstered, repaired, polished; j
cabtnetmaklng. lllll, 25 New st,. tel. ’8267-W. •
Mkt
Picture Shops
YES' 1 FRAME PICTURES, with *nar
monlsslng correctness; frames regllded and
repaired; birthday cards and novelties. A. T.
FRANCIS. 4 93 Orange st., 1050 B. B.
ANY PICTURES TO BE FRAMED? Makers
of picture frames of every description, re
gildlng franv'H and furniture, resilvertng of
mirrors; birthday cords and novelties. O. A.
NOB DIN Ul Roseville av.. Ui. 443-U, *M*.
Printers "Tew
Ilit\r Vimr Printing: Hone l«
THE DRAKE PRESS
[•hone 4.186 tlkt. 12 'Wallace Place
SHAW PRINT SHOP. EST.?f*7.
7 Jones At., at South Orange avenue..
Perfect printing for particular paQpla.
[VHY PA V MORE? Cards, tags, dlwbUMl
P-9c 1,000; labels. 29c: rock bottudi pfica,
BOSTON PRESS, 14 S Market st. mr.* f
P E AHW ftr Cn p r 1 n 1 er<*' *•
I . Tz, /\UlCr tv vU. P'mnklln AU.rear
Tel. 7528-W. Market.
Quilts and Mattresses «
MATTRESSES renovated and riowti* auilt*
reaovered at the NEWARK QUILT AND
MATTRESS CO., 278 Dank et.. tel. 458* Milt,
Haiftime Instruction
RAGTIME X:
Piano playing • prc.fesHlonal stylet nutfM
myone 10-20 lessor*# na>H without reading
iotcm. popular music Immediately; booklet,
rial lesson free; 10 sample lemons mailed
»F,t CLARK-WINN SCHOOL. 57 Halsey at.
Razor Blades
SHARPENED by an expert; agent for Odell
Automatic Electric Power Safety Razor
Sharpening Machines, located in window
MACK NET DO REMITS CO., 798 OroM
street.
Restaurants and Cafes
WHEN IN IRVINGTON « *
Stop at the >ttae: Cafe. Springfield av.*
J. S. JAMIESON. Manager,
md enjoy one of our homemade lunch**,
Steaks, chop*. darns and oysters our special «
fc
Roofing, Meta! Ceilings „
METAL CEILINOS aide walle; tin. elate
and tnetnl roofing; hot air heating; repair
ing in all branches. CHAD SHAFFER, 14?
Main nt. E. Orange: tel. 2652 Orang*.
Rubber Stamps
BEST material. «<hnrp impressions, at Carl
Hoffmann. 23 .Springfield av„ tel 5698 MicL
Sample Shoes
HIGH • SHADE SAMPLE SHOES FOR
■ 9 \ND * .; 11. 1 -im men.
AND $3 THE UNION SAMPLE SffOtt
PARLOR. SECOND FLOOR UNION Rtftiafr
INO, 9 TO 15 CLINTON ST.
Shoes for Comfort **- ♦
"Tl* a feat to fit the feet.'* - •.*
We can do It. and do it neat “ *
"FAMOUS" comfort Hhoe*. 29 MnrfcefjiSf
Signs :■ *■*
BRONZE, brass, raised letter*, at Cart
inann. 23 Springfield av.; tel. 6691 51kl
Stoves and Supplies
TELEPHONE Waverly 270 for yotffsettog
repair*; al*o etove*. gas range* and re
frigerator*. M. RIDDLE MAN. 201 Spring*
Held av.. Newark, N. J.
Tailors
CHAS AMODIO, the tailor. Is still 4hne<M<
lug buslnenn. 58 South Orange av.
MILANO BROS., ladle*' and gents* tailof!
cleaning, dyeing, *courlng, repalrttar** aM ■
pleasing. 183 Bloomfield av. Tel. 3271,-d: thB.
Tailor Supplies 'T
H SOROrSKY. jobber In tailor rrlrirtftjfefc
28 2 Fifteenth av,; tel. 1223-J, Waveijft
Tile and Marble Workers -
TILE, marble. *lat** mantels. GUARA'MWBB
TILE AND MANTEL CO.. 39 S. Orange a*.
Travel Tickets
1 ravel Tickets
To AH Parte of the llorltH*'' *0'
AT LOWEST RATES f * J*il
JOHN E. MAYER
■2t CLINTON ST. \’,L \
Steamship Aurney. General lonttranee,
Telephone 404 Market. ^
Upholstering
i V. V
CABINETMAKER AND tJPHOLSTffiUBIM
all Mnd* of furniture to order; largeMtock
of mahoganies on hand; repairing, upholster
ing and reliiilHiilng. FREDERICK VALEN
TINE. 2 4-2*1 Central uv.; tel. JJ5GG Market,
1 P1R »l "I Kit Hit and lrnpe
ture repollshed and repaired* *llp ffijQia
window shaiio* hair mattresses, chair' can
ing. A. COHEN. 132 N. 7th at. fiend pogtjO,
FURNITURE bought and sold; reupholster
Ing. »Up covers to order; lowest prices,
furniture repaired. Philip Ulenor, 229 BnnkfA*
Upholsterer and Draper -
FURNITURE repaired and reflnlphed^’rfVB
ingH, slip covers, shades to order;Tporch
and window *er*-< n». JOHN W. CQQufilt
(late foreman with V. V. Snyder Jfc (’#.),
442 ‘‘range st ; tei. ‘jG-W B. B. „
Watchmakers’ Materials j
JEWELERS* ST PLIES and optical ."goods*
Jobbers In watchmakers* materials. .MOR
RIS SUSS MAN, ftl Academy »t. ri
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given tl*atthe
following proposed ordinances passwf a
second reading and were ordered to a third
and final reading at u meeting of the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners, held
April 10th. 1914: ^ ' '
An ordtnnnce to provide for the paving gf
BERLIN STREET. .
from Hamburg place to St. Charles* street,
with oblong granite block pavement, M l
six <8) inch concrete foundation. ",
An ordinance to provide for the paying fit
LOCK STREET,
from Central avenue to Warren street, with
oblong granite block pavement on a six v.8>
Inch concrete foundation. *
An ordinance to provide for the paflTtg'oi
M A N V FACTU RE K S PLACE,
from Ferry street to the Pennsylvania RaU
road, with oblong granite block lavement
on a six (6) Inch concrete foundation.
An ordinance to provide for the paving of
HELEN PLACE,
from Sand ford avenue to Richelieu terrace*
with two i2) Inch asphalt block pavement, yn
a six on inch concrete foundation. -v*
An ordinance to provide for the p&VUHt of
FINLAY PEACH.
from StttulforJ avenue to the city line, wRh
two (2• inch asphalt block pavement on a
six ttf' Inch concrete foundation.
An ordinance to provide for the paving of
KEN MO RE AVENUE, * ,
from Sand ford avenue to the city line* with
two (2) Inch asphalt block pavement qu a
six (0) inch concrete foundation. ...
An ordinance to provide for the paving a>f
BERGEN STREET, ‘
from Renner avenue to Lyons avenue, WRb
oblong granite block pavement on a six (6)
In. h concrete foundation, on both sides of
th,. street railway tracks with the exception
of eighteen ilS) inches on each sldo of said
tracks. -
\n ordinance to provide for the paving of
SOUTH EIGHTEENTH STREET, *•
from South Grange avenue to the E&#t Or
nr.go lino with 2 Vi-Inch asphalt block, VO,v>e
m. nt. on a six (6) inch concrete foundation.
\n ordinance to provide for the paving of
MAGAZINE STREET,
from Frankfort street to Avenue L., with
ohp.iig granite block pavement on a six (tf)
ln< h concrete foundation, on both shies of
the Btreet railway tracks with the exception
0f nne (1) foot on each side of Raid tracks.
An ordinance to provide for the repaying
ORANGE STREET,
from Broad street to tllgh Btreet, with ob
long granite block pavement on a six (8)
pu b «on. rete foundation, on both aWea* of
the street railway tracks with the exception
of one (V foot on both aides of said trap**.
An ordinance to provide for the p&Yw£of
GOTTHARDT STREET,
from Elm road to Hamburg place, with db
long granite block pavement on a si* (8)
Inch concrete foundation.
C. F. kraembr;3
President of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioner*. *
A. L. SWAIN, ■
yprl7-5i Acting Clerk of the P—JlV

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