NEW ORANGE jjj DIRECTORY t - DigiFind-It · the properties. Special advantages now offered to churches, fraternal organizations and individual lot buyers. Perpetual cart- without

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CRANFORD CHRONICLE

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John Kean Julian H. Kcan James MagîirePresident V. President Cashier

CHARTERED 1812

National State BankOf Elizabeth

Capital - #350,000

Surplus - $600,000

SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT

Absolute Security for Valuables ofEvery Description. Safes to Rentat $5 per Annum

68 BROAD STREET, EU3ABETH, N. J.y •

Accounts Solicited

Elizabeth—Plainfleld trolley care transfer to the door.

A Street, House and Business

RECTORY : OF : ^ R AN FORD,

Garwood, Aldene and New Orange.

Published by the Cranford Chronicle.

PUBLICATION OFFICE OF THE CRANFORD CHRONICLE,AND CRANFORD DIRECTORY.

STHIS PUBLICATION is the second in what is intended to be

a series of annual directories of Cranford and its suburbs—Garwood,

Aldene and New Orange.

The field covered is growing so rapidly and changes of residence

are so frequent that yearly revisions are needed to keep the directory

up to date. In sending out the present issue, the CHRONICLE

desires to acknowledge the assistance received from local and out of

town advertisers. Their patronage permits the sale of the directory at

a merely nominal price, and places it within the means of every

household.

THB CRANFORD CHRONICLE.CRANFORD, N. J., October, 1902.

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ROSEDALE AND LINDEN PARKCEMETERIES, LINDEN, N. J. J

Over 200 Acres. Beautiful and Accessible, onMain Line Pennsylvania Railroad, 14

Miles from New York.Largest and best equipped cemetery lodge in the country.

Transportation and carriages free to take prospective lot buyers overthe properties. Special advantages now offered to churches, fraternalorganizations and individual lot buyers. Perpetual cart- withoutCOST to lot owners is a great feature in these associations. DescriptiveBooklets and full information can be obtained of any leading under-taker or at offices of the association:

10 West 33d Street, New York City.87 Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. J.

120 Market Street, Newark, N. J.99 Belleville Avenue, Newark, N. J.

-o-o-THEPLAINFIELDTRUSTCOMPANY

Capital $ TOO,000

Conducts a general Trust Company

and banking business. Pays liberal

interest on balances and promises to

depositors all the courtesies that are

usually extended by an obliging and

carefully conducted banking house.

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DIRKC. Ackennan.J. Fisk.

Celler.V. Heely.

. Hooley.le I,. Hyde.. Jackson.

TORS:

KdwardChas. WHenryWalterGeorgeHarryOrville

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Mcliee.McGee.

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Manufacturers of the Celebrated

B. & C. FRICTION CLUTCHES.South Avenue, Garwood, N. J. Telephone 23-I, Cranford.

CRANFORD DIRECTORY.

CRANFORD INSTITUTIONS.BOARD OF EDUCATION

R C Plume, PresidentD H Hopkins, District Clerk

A J Beckley \V C ElsbreE \Y Hart ' J C HuntC B Peirce NY M SperryG G Teller

BOARD OF HEALTH\V F Hall, PresidentE S Crane, Secretary

E B Horton, J K MacConnell, M DJ C \V Rankin

CHURCHESFirst Baptist—High street, \V A

Harris, pastorFirst Church of Christ, Scientist-

North avenue and Eastman stMrs. B F Bailey and C L Plumb,readers

First Methodist Episcopal—Wal-nut avenue, O L Joseph, pastor

First Presbvterian—Union andSpringfield avenues, George FGreene, pastor

FIRE DEPARTMENTJ C \V Rankin, CommissionerF \V Y\'ood, Chief EngineerA F W Grube, Assistant ChiefA H Miller, Supt. Alarm

LIBRARYI Cranford, Opera House Block

LODGESAzure Lodge, F & A MCourt Cranford, Independent Order

ForestersCranford Council Jr O U A MCranford Council, Royal ArcanumCranford Lodge Knights and

Ladies of HonorPOLICEMEN

E B Horton, CommissionerOtto Behnert J HennesseyW Hennessey

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POST OFFICEOpera Block, J L Derby, postmaster

PUBLIC SCHOOLSMichael's Roman Catholic— Garfield, Center street, GarwoodMiln and Aldeu sts, J A West- Grant, Springfield av and Holly stman, rector McKinley, New Orange Boulevard

Paul's Methodist Episcopal— Sherman, Lincoln avenue, oppositeEastman street, H C Thomp-son, pastor

Trinity Episcopal—North and For-

Grove streetRAILROADS

Central of New Jersey; station, Un-ion avenue

Lehigh Valley; station, Centennial

TOWNSHIP OFFICIALSChosen Freeholder, K K Adams

TOWXSHIP COMMITTKKW F Hall, chairman

E B Horton J C W Rankiu

est avenues, John Edgecumbe,rector

CLUBSCasino, Riverside avenueGolf Club, Lincoln avenue

FIRE ALARM BOXES18—Fire house, North avenue2,S—Union and Claremout avenues37—Centennial and Lincoln avs46—Union a n d Lincoln avenues j Assessor, E S Crane

145—Hampton and Eastman sts , Collector, T A Crane217—North avenue and Arlington rd Sewer Inspector, J Maloney235—Orange and Springfield avs , Township Attorney, F Bergen115—Lincoln and Walnut avenues j Township Clerk, G S Everett

53"i—North avenue and Centre ' Township Engineer, J L Bauerstreet, Garwood I Township Treasurer, B F Ham

W. W. CONNOIY,

Funeral : Director : and : Embalmer.Residence, Elmer Street, Westfield, N. J.

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TOWNSHIP OF CRANF0RD.\

0Jacob L. Bauer,

CIVII, ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,

J* T o w n s h i p Engineer . J>

Main Office: 25 Dix Building, - Elizabeth, N. J.

WHEN you want new window shades, brass orwood curtain poles, stair pads or carpet linings,just let us give you an estimate. We know

we can beat New York prices. Card tables and foldingchairs to rent. W. N. GRAY, Union Arc,T E L E P H O N E 28-v Cranford, N. J.

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CRANFORD STREET DIRECTORY.ABBREVIATIONS—Av, avenue; E, east: X, north; S, south;

>V, west; twp, township; pi, place; rd, road; C. R. R., CentralRailroad. The word 'street' is omitted after the name of a street.

Numbered Streets and Avenues[Aldene Section]

Second, E., Meeker av to twp lineThird, E , Meeker av to twp lineFourth, E., Meeker av to twp lineFifth, SE., Baltimore and Ohio R R to twp lineSixth, SE.. B & O R R to twp lineSeventh, SE., B & O R R to twp line ,Eighth, SE., Union to twp lineNinth, SE., Union to Baltimore avTenth, SE., Meeker av to Baltimore avEleventh, SE-, Meeker av to Baltimore avTwelth, SE., Meeker av to Lehigh av

They've BUILT UP BUSINESS formany, many merchants, J* They'vestarted thousands on the road tocomfort —yet they're called " 'L i t t le 'GREEN J* TRADING -* STAMPS."

[Cranford Village Section]First, NW, Orange av to Central avThird, NW, Orange av to Normandy piFourth, NW, Orange av to Normandy piFifth, NW, Orange av to Normandy piSixth, NW, Orange av to Normandy piSeventh, NW, Orange av to Normandy piEighth, NW, Orange av to Normandy pi

[Garwood Section]Third av E, Cedar to Oak-Fourth av E, Cedar to Oak

[Xew Orange Suction]Second, N, New Orange Boulevard to Washington avThird, N, New Orange Boulevard to Washington avFourth, N, Belmont av to Washington av

Clarence Seward, REAI, ESTATE,Fire, Marine, Plate Glass, Accident, Burglary and

Life INSURANCE AGENT,Representing; QUEEN, of America. ROYAL, London. CONTI-

NENTAL, Xew York. FRANKI.IN, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA,Pa.Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage. CRANFORD, N. J.

Xew York Office, r4i BROADWAY, Room 408.

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FERGI SOX & VAN NAME, Special Agents.Opera House Block, Cranford.

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Fifth, X, Normandy pi to Washington avSixth, N, Eighth to Washington avSeventh, N, Orange av to twp lineICighth, X, Orange av to twp lineNinth, N, Orange av to twp lineTenth, N, Orange av to twp lineKleventh, N, Orange av to twp lineTwelfth, X, Orange av to twp lineThirteenth, N, Orange av to twp lineFourteenth, X, Orange av to twp lineFifteenth, X, Orange av to twp lineSixteenth, X, Orange av to twp lineSeventeenth, X, Orange av to twp lineEighteenth, X, Orange av to twp lineNineteenth, N, Orange av to twp lineTwentieth, N, Orange av to twp lineTwenty-first, N, Orange av to twp line

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Unftcd Electric Co or Metf jersey

T w e n t y - s e c o n d , X', F a i t o u t e av to t w p l ine

Other Streets arranged alphabeticallyÊolian court, NW, West End pi to , civilian ParkAlbany av, E, X High to twp lineArlington road, SE, Cranfcrd av to North avAl U-n, NW, North av to HollyBalliiiK re av, SW, Seventh to EleventhBelmont av, ]•'., S. Fourth to Orange avBerkelv pi, NW, Hampton to West End piBirchwood av, SE, Cranford av to Albany avBloomingdale av, NE, Elizabeth av to Birchwood avBrookside pi, SW, Orchard to twp lineBryant av, SW, Third to Meeker avBurnside av, SW, Lincoln av to Lexington avCasino av, NE, Riverside av to Willow av

Bright, .Yeitsv and Reliable.

THE EVENING TIMES,El.I/.AKKTH, X. J.

AI,I, THE CRANFORD NEWS, DAII,Y.(July newspaper in Union County that tells its exact circulation

from day to day. One cent a copy.

John Waterson,THE

CARPENTER and BUILDEREstimates Furnished.

Residence and Shop, Central Avenue, Cranford.

CKANKOKD D I R E C T O R Y .

Cedar X, North av to Brookside piCentennial av, SK, South av to Raritan avCentral av, XK, Eastman to EighthCherry SE, Union av to Chestnut avChester pi, SE, Tuxedo pi to Union avChestnut av, E, Cherry to HighChristopher SE, Retford av to Denmau avClaremont pi, SE, Orange av to Cranford avCommerce X, Faitoute av to twp lineCranford av, XE, Forest av to Birchwood avCnmtnings XE, Centennial av to South avDen man av, S, Lincoln av to Railway avDivision X\V, Brookside pi to twp lineDunham XE, Centennial av to Meeker avEast S, South av to Park avEastman X\V, C. R. R. to PiltsfieldElise XE, South av to Burnside av

Read It. Advertise in It.

THE CRANFORD CHRONICLE.Issued every Tuesday and Friday.

PRINTS AIÎ, T H E HOME N E W S . $3.oo a Year.Delivered by Mail or Carrier.

Elizabeth av SE, Union av to C. R. R.Elm, SE, Hillside av to Maple avElm av, E, Center to EastFaitoute av, SE, twp line to twp lineForest av, (Garwood) E, Center to Lexington avForest av, SE, Union av to Xorth avGrand SE, Cranford av to Bloomingdale avGreene av, S\V, Walnut av toGrove S, Mulberry to Lincoln avHamilton av, XE, Arlington rd to Elizabeth avHampfon XE, Orchard to Springfield avHendricks SE, Retford av to Rahway avHigh S, South av to Lincoln avHillside av, S\V, Centennial av to ElmHolly S\Y, and \V, Springfield av to twp lineHollywood av, SE, South av to Lincoln avJahn pi, XE, Linden av to Meeker avJohn SE, Hamilton av to Xorth av

CHARLEY SING,Cranford's Only Chinese Laundry,

Established 1897. Satisfaction Guaranteed. WorkCalled for and Delivered.

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! UNION \I II ?I 208-210 BROAD STREET 06 ^? (DIX BUILDING) ci9 •6 *; Adjacent to Railroad Station XELIZABETH, N. J.

WEBSTER, Principal. ?

ENTER AT ANY TIME. §

6 DAY and EVENING SESSIONS. !>

Why send your Laundry Work out of TownWHliN YOT HAVE A

FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRY AT HOME?

CRANFORD HAND LAUNDRYLace Curtains Laundried Opposite Fire House,

Equal to New. North Ave.

CRAXFORD DIRECTORY.

Johnson av, S\V, Elise toLaurel av E, South Fourth to twp lineLehigh av, S\V, Third to Meeker avLenox av, SE, Sylvania pi to Union avLexington av, SE, Locust av to Raritan avLincoln av, SE, E, XE, Xorth av to North avLinden av, SE, Lincoln av to DunhamLinden S, South av to ThirdLinden pi, SE, Orange av to Union avLocust av, E, Center to OakMadison av, XK, Arlington rd to Elizabeth avMaple av, XE, Elm av toMaple pi, SE, Orange av to Prospect avMarlborough SE, Union av to Xorth avMarsh SE, Burnside av to Rahway avMeeker av, SE, Lincoln av to TwelfthMiln XE, Xorth av to Springfield av

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Mulberry S\V, Chestnut to GroveMyrtle XE, Centennial av to Meeker avMyrtle av, E, Center to NewXew S, South av to Myrtle avXew Orange Boulevard E, Rahway river to twp lineNormandy pi, XE, Springfield av to EighthNorman pi, X\V, Pittsfield to West End piXorth av, E, twp line to twp lineN. High, SE, Cranford av to Albany avOak S, South av to Locust avOak X, Xorth av to Fourth avOrange av, XE, Springfield av to Faitonte avOrchard XW, Xorth av to Brookside piOrchard SE, Union av to Cranford avPacific av, SE, Orange av to Union avPark av, E, Center to Lexington av

WHEEI/S Stored, Rented and Repaired.BARNETT CYCLE CO.

Skates Sharpened and Repaired. Cutlery Ground.Rubber Tires put on Baby Carriages.

CRANFORD, - - NEW JERSEY.

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113 Miln Street, (cor. Alden) Crawford, New Jersey.

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Park XIv, Woodside av to Linden avParker av, SK, Orange av to Sylvania piPianola av, X\V, West End pi to , ^-Eolian ParkPittsfield XI<;, Orcliard to Berkely ])1Prospect av, XK, Riverside av to Willow avRailway av, SW, I'enman av to Lexington avRaleigh av, SE, < (range av to Sylvania piRaritan av, E, Walnut to twp lineRet ford av, SW, Lincoln av to MaisliRiverside av, SE, Xormandy pi to Union avRochester av, SW, Christopher to MarshRoselle av, X'lv, X, High to Birchwood avSouth av, E, twp line to twp lineSpringfield av, X\V, Union av to twp lineSpring Garden XW, Holly to West End piSpruce av, E, Center to OakStoughton av, SW, Christopher to Marsh

ASSEMBLY HALL, Chronicle Block.TO LET FOR

Dances, entertainments and other public;âtherinsfs. Sfiits 3û.Kitchen anil dressing rooms attached.

Rent: evenings $10./ . .1. POTTER, Prop'r.

Sycamore av, E. Center to EastSylvania pi, XE, Willow av to Pai ific avSylvester SE, Cranford av to EdithThomas av, SE, South to Lincoln avTuxedo pi, XE, Willow av to Chester piUnion av, SW, Pacific av to Lincoln ai-Union, S, South av to Meeker avYoealinn pi, XE, Orchard to , /Eolian ParkWalnut av, S, C R R to Raritan avWashington av, E, Railway river to :wp lineWashington pi, XW, Union av to South avWilliam, SE, Burnside av to Railway avWillow, XW. Hampton toWillow av, SE, Orange to Union avWillow av, E, Garwood, Center to NewWoodlawn, XW, Union av toWoodside av, SE, Lincoln av to Park

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CHARLES J. FOX,

CARPENTER and BUILDERJobbing a Specialty.

Residence and Shop 22 Grove Street, -jt Cranford, N . T

Charles Dahl,Dealer in

KINDLING, STOVE AND GRATE WOOD.P. O. Box 266, Cranford, N. J.

Residence, Eighth Street, J* New Orange, N. J.

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CRANFORD HOUSE DIRECTORY.ABBREVIATIONS—Av, avenue; pi, place; rd, road; A, Aldene;

X. ()., New Orange; (T, Garwood; E, east; X, north; S, south;\V, west. The word 'street' is omitted after the name of a street.

NOTICE—Where both business and house addresses aregiven, the business address is placed first and the house ad-dress is preceded by the letter h. In the mail delivery district,houses are numbered 100 to the block, beginning at the end ofthe street which intersects or is nearest to either North, South,or Union avenues. Houses on North, South and Lincoln ave-nues are marked E or \V, according; to their location withreference to Union avenue. Union avenue houses are N or Sas thev are north or south of the Central Railroad track.

Abell, J. \Y. Adam, is Madison avAbry, Mrs. C L, Xorth av, \YAdams, Emmor K, insurance, 30S; Union avAddoms, A H, 109 HamptonAddonis, \Y H, 104 HamptonAikman, Robert, Riverside avAldrich, Edward, 362 Lincoln av, EAldrich, Thomas, 321 Casino av

ELE§1§1C PQWERAPEST AND BEST POWER

UNITED ELECTRIC CO. OF NEW JERSEY

Allen, Benjamin T, 20 Lincoln av, WAllen", George, yEolian, 234 Xorth av, \YAllen, William, cobbler, Hloomingdale avAilen, \Y C, physician, 116 Union av, XAllen, William, 7 Retford avAilsworth, Philip, carpenter, 104 South av,Alshouse, Geo, /Eolian, /Eolian avAnderson, Carl, .-Eolian, ./Eoliau avAnderson, Charles, Pianola avAnderson, W W, 304 Central av

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UPHOLSTERING in all its Branches.

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| Central Hotel,$ South and Walnut Avenues.9

I NEWL\r FURNISHED ROOMS. Ii *r All improvements. Bath, electric fans, • X* ladies' parlor, piano and everything 66 necessary for the comfort of quests. ?A * !?V Board at Reasonable Rates. io V0 !?6 WINES, AI.ES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. !?? Ballantine's Lager and Pale Extra.?

Joseph Khrliarclt.6

LUCIUS BRADLEY,Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agent.

13 UNION AVENUE,Cranford, New Jersey.

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Appleton, \V R, 214 North av, \VArmstrong, Mrs. M H, 105 HollyAssembly Hall, Union av, Chronicle blockAtwater, Harry E, 313 North av, KAustin, E W, 101 Forest avAustin, Berkley C, lawyer, 101 Forest avAustin, Shelley, F, 101 Forest avAvery, John, laborer, 227 Cranford avBabcock, A F, Claremont PlaceBabcock, E G, 121 Union av, NBabcock, James A, 121 Union av, NBadger, Win, South av, EBailey, B F, Claremont piBailey, Jos, coachman, 2<vS MilnBaker, James, masin, 126 Centennial avBalmforth, I, blacksmith, South av; h, 11 Union av,N

Everything to gain — no possiblechance for loss. Goods to behad FREE of cost, «* Actually"SORftETHaNC FOR MOTHING"-that's PJÊjEMJ>ading StampsBalmfrrth, J \V, 11 Union av, XBaimforth, R, 11 Union av, XBanker, John \V, 16 Madison avBanta, Chas, carpenter, 14 PittsfieldBarbour.H S, 25 HollyBarker, Ernest P, 213 Walnut avBarker, \V P, 213 Walnut avBarnett Cycle Co., opera houseBarnett, X A, Barnett Cycle Co, 1 Washington piBass, Lewis, 30S Orange avBassilo, Mrs. Frank, Retford ax-Bates, George, 19 HamptonBates, Mrs, F E, prop. Hampton Hall, 104 HamptonBaylis, A, 211 MilnBaylis, Howard, 211 MilnBeadle, Charles H, farmer, 502 Springfield av

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Cranford's Only Daily Newspaper.Delivered by carrier and on sale at allstands at 2c. per copy.

LOUIE E. HENDRICKSON, Local Representative.

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TAILOR.Repairing, Cleaning, and Dyeing neatly and promptly done.

Suits to order, from f 15 upward. Indies' work also done.

No. 3 North Avenue, - Cranford, N. J.

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Beadle, Edward, 502 Springfield avBeadle, Edward Jr, 3 WillowBecker, H J, Êolian, WillowBehnert, August, farmer, Centennial avBehnert, August Jr, farmer, Centennial avBehnert, Fredrick, farmer, Centennial avBelmert, Otto, policeman, 5 Burnside av [av, EBel'., C L, Mgr Peck Lumber Co, opera house; h. NorthBell Clyde C, carpenter, North av, EBenedict, Miss Susan, 615 WillowBenedict, R A, 7 PittsfieldBenner, John W. 105 South av, WBennett, Mrs. M R, Riverside avBenson, J J, policeman 105 North av, WBenson, Miss Annie, dressmaker, 105 North av, WBerry & Co, dry goods, opera houseBeyer, George, Union av, SBeyers, Andrew, farmer, Springfield avBigelow, A B, 111 Union av, NBigelow, E A, 24 EastmanBindenberger, Fred, carpenter, 6 Lincoln av, WBindenberger, Henry, carpenter, South av, EBindenberger, Miss Louise, milliner, 33 GroveBindenberger, P J, painter, 6 Lincoln av, \VBindenberger, William H, 33 GroveBirch, John H, 213 Central avBirchester, F, /Eolian, 117 South av, WBlake, Fred C, 119 North av, WBlake, Robert W, 15 HamptonBlake, Spencer C 119 North av, WBlakeslee, Clarence, painter, 215 MilnRlauvelt, C M, carpenter, 222 North av, EBlauvelt, Frank C, clerk, 222 North av, EBlock, Maurice, boots & shoes, 7 Eastman, Jahu blkBlock, Samuel, boots & shoes, 7 Eastman, Jalin blkBlondell, Mrs M C, 22 Forest avBloomer, M B, 317 Casino avBoice, Mrs. C C, 103 MilnBolono, Anthony, shoemaker, 14 North av, EBonnell, N L, 15 Woodlawn avBookhout, Clias H, 123 Union av, NBookhout, Edward, 123 Union av, N

WILLIAM N. GRA V,

Funeral Director and Embalmer.Calls attended any hour of tlie day or night. Lady assistant

in cases of women or children, when desired.

Tel. 28-A. 102 Union Avenue, Cranford.

J. B. Roll'sHOME MILK DAIRY.

Milk produced on my own farm, and guaranteedof best quality.

P. O. Box 6s, - - Cranford.

CRANFORD DIRECTORY.

Bookhout, E Jr, 123 Union av, XBourne, Frank R, 120 North av, WBourne, Harry, 200 North av, \VBower, Fred S, 202 North av, EBowers, Harry, mgr. golf stables, 42 Union av, SBrackett, Win H, dentist, 113 MilnBradlee, J L, 406 Casino av [Arlington rdBradley, Lucius, real estate, 13 Union av, N; h, 25Bradley, T F, 417 OrchardBraman, L T, 10 Orange avBreunan, J, mason, Retford avBrennan, Terrence, laborer, 206 South av, EBridges, Thomas, station agent, B & O, South av,EBrietenbucher, F, laundry, 7 North av, EBroustein, Jacob, 7 EastmanBrown, Daniel, laborer, Lincoln av, EBrown, Geo E, farmer, Springfield avBrown, Gilbert, Springfield av

All Successful Stores and Modern Dwell-

ings u ^ Electric LightUNITED ELECTRIC CO. OF NEW JERSEY

Brown, Henry, gardner, 231 Cranford avBrown, James, coachman, Claremont piBrown, John, laborer, 23r Cranford avBrundage, F X, 3 MilnBryant, Jas, barber & billiards, Miller block, North avBuckley, \V \V, 16 Central avBull, E M, 302 Central avBulter, Edward, 4 South av, EBunnell, William H, feed & flour mill, Raritm RBurley, Eivvard H, 402 Willow avBurley, Edward H Jr, clerk, 402 Willow avBurley, M Alice, dressmaker, 402 Willow avBurns, John, laborer, 211 South av, EBurr, Daniel, 9 HamptonBurrit, J C, 7 Berkley piBurroughs, J H, MoYian, WillowBurtis, Charles W, 24 Madison av

B. K. Adams,FIRE INSURANCE.

308 Union Avenue,

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4 Williams7 Dry Goods Store,V /j6 Brond Street, Elizabeth,

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£j and the tastes of it^ patrons. The service is polite and cp^5 liberal. Deliveries are prompt, and free to all parts of the ®5 c uintv. Green or Red Trading Stamps or 2 ] - per cent. !?

^ off for cash. «><> Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, ;li Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths, can be bought !?c\ tn best advantage and with absolute satisfaction at the !?;y store of 0

I X. I). \Villiam«, $A :>V 136 Broad Street, - Elizabeth, X J '-,a i

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STEPHEN J. COX,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR at LAW.Cranford, N. J. 271 Broadway, New York.

Patents, Trade Marks and Corporations a Specialty.

C R A X F O R D D I R E C T O R Y .

Cadmus, Robt, .EolianCady, Thomas P, station agent, 105 Union av, NCampbell, George B, 9 Washington piCarlsen, John, Êolian, 234 North av, \VCarlson, Benard, Êolian, Pianola avCary, James, carpenter, 41 Burnside avCavalier, Joseph, laborer, 249 Lincoln av, ECentral Hotel, J Ehrhardt, prop, South 6c Walnut avsCentral Railway Station, North and Union avsC R R of X J, pump station, South av, EChamberlain, William, 213 North av, EChamberlain, William, Jr, 213 North av, EChandler, H S, 10 Arlington RoadChronicle, Cranford, office, cor North and Union avsCitizen, Cranford, office 5 Union av, SClapp, Walter, Pianola avClark, Elijah, coachman, Normandy pi

Clark, Henry, yEolian, 241 North av, WClark, Joseph, 205 MilnClark, Malcolm, Normandy piClark, W B, 9 HollyClarke, Chas H, 307 Walnut avClassen, Win, 45 Burnside avCobb, Samuel, conductor, 505 South av, ECogan, John J, 105 Orange avColligan, J J, mason, 231 North av, \VColwell, James L, 211 HollyConnor, J T, 42 North av, ECook, A E, 208 Central av [Union av, NCook, Henry, express and storage, opera block; h, 121Cook's Storage House, South av, ECooper, John E, 201 Orange avCorbett, Geo, gardener, Denraan av

James H. Bryant,

BARBER.CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING A SPECIALTY.

Millet Block, - Cranford, N. J.

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Special arrangements with permanent guests

F. E. BATES, Prop'r.18 CRANFORD DIRECTORY.

Corning, Jasper, 215 HollyCosta, Nicholas, Johnson avCostleigh, C D, Brookside piCoudert, L L, lawyer, Union av, NCowell, John, carpenter, 41 Burnside avCowenac, Chas, ôl ian, 106 MilnCox, Arthur, 226 North av, WCox, George B, Eolian, 226 North av, WCox, Harry, 226 North av, \VCox, Howard, engraver, 36 GroveCox, Joseph, butler, vEolian avCox, Mrs. Mary T, 37 Union av, SCox, Ray, 37 Union av, SCox, Stephen J, lawyer, 107 HamptonCox, Walter, 237 North av, \VCox, William, coachman, 435 OrchardCoyne, Thomas R, cor Miln and Alden

Electric Fans, Chafing Dishes, Heating Pads, Sew-. ing riachine Motors, and many other inexpen-

sive „ devices may be attached to Electric'-,^\0 \%- *<t Light 'Wires '•i^/^. :-;> •


Craft, Albert B, 228 Walnut avCraft, William T, 22S Walnut avCrane, Edward B, clerk, Centennial avCrane, Edward S, township assessor, Centennial avCrane, George F, 116 AldenCrane, Henry W, letter carrier, 235 Walnut avCrane, J I, 113 AldenCrane, James E, clerk, 17 EastmanCrane, John C, asst. postmaster, 42 Springfield avCrane, John M, 110 MilnCrane, Miss Fannie, dressmaker, 42 Springfield avCrane, Mrs. Chas, 34 South av, WCrane, Mrs. S F, 34 South av, WCrane, T A, tax collector, 235 Walnut avCraney, Edward, Johnson avCranford Building & Loan Assn,opera house, North av

James C. Connolly,COUNSELLOR : AT : LAW.

225 Broad Street,

ELIZABETH, - . NEW JERSEY.

Support Home Industries!FOR DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, ETC.

go to Berry & Company, Opera House Block.Prices same as in their Elizabeth Store—no more, no less for

similar articles. Special orders filled promptly.

C R A N F O R D D I R E C T O R Y . 19

Cranford Casino, Riverside and Casino avsCranford Fire Dept. headquarters, 8 North av, ECranford Golf Club, Lincoln av opposite Union avCranford Hand Laundry, 7 North av, ECranford Hotel, M Hess propr, Union and Walnut avsCranford Library, opera house, North av, WCranford Lock Up, 8 North av, ECranford Opera House, Union and North avCranford Township Rooms, opera house, North avCrary, Fredrick, 17 HollyCree, Clarence A, 505 Linden piCromwell, J H, lawyer, 338 Walnut avCromwell, Mrs. John, 338 Walnut avCrowell, Fred'k, 9 Washington piCrowley, Baker, coachman, 232 Walnut avCrowley, Cornelius, painter, Lincoln av, ECulin, Curtis G, 108 Holly

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Medal JAVA COFFEEJ33 Broad Street, Cor.

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Cullas, Richard, vEolian, 234 North av, WDaggitt, William, 12 Orange avDahl, Peter, mason, 18 GroveDamon, George, 3 Madison avDamon, Spencer, 3 Madison avDanforth, E H , i n AldenDann, George L, leather mfg, n o North av, WDann, Jas E, 104 South av, WDarrow, William, 104 South av, WDavidson, Nelse, gardener, Wood law 11 avDavis, George, coachman, 406 Casino avDavis, Robert, foreman iEolian, 5 Burnside avDay, Charles H, 114 Union av, NDeckert, Caspar, painter, 9 GroveDeckhut, Jacob, Lexington avDeckhut, Mrs. Elizabeth, Lexington avDedrick, Herman, Êolian, 47 Burnside avDenee, William, 7 Eastman

HENRY COOK,(Successor to Cook & Hall.)

Book Binder, Stationer & Blectrotyper.Work done for the trade.

1160 to 1164 Elizabeth Avenue, Elizabeth.

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No open flame to vitiate the atmosphere and

spoil decorations. No matches, and no worry

caused by having them about the house. Lights

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Estimates on Wiring gladly furnished.

UNITED ELECTRIC COMPANYOF NEW JERSEY.

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THE NEW YORK HABERDASHER.EDWIN SILBERG, Prop.

Gents' Furnishings, Hats, Shoes, Men'sPantsladies ' , Misses' and Children's Shoes.

Xext to Post Office, - Cranford, N. J.

CRANFORD DIRECTORY. 2 1

Denman, Alvin R, 304 Springfield avDenman, John C, Denman avDerby, J L, postmaster, 115 HollyDesmond, H R, West End piDiamond, Henry, JEolian, 29 GroveDickerson, Jos, iEolian, Êjolian avDitzel, August, overseer of poor, Railway-avDitzel, Charles, 2 Burnside avDitzel, Ferdinand, Railway avDitzel, Joseph, Railway avDoering, M O, Lincoln ave cor Walnut avDohrman, Austin F, 17 Hamilton avDohrman, James K, 17 Hamilton avDonohue, Thomas, section foreman, 227 North av, WDoremus, H M & J F, grocers, Jahn blockDoremus, H M, grocer, 106 Mlln

You can have no fair conception ofwhat is given for G R E E N TRAD-ING STAMPS until you have visiteda GREEN ^ Stamp •> Store.

Doremus, J F, grocer, 106 MilnDorsey, John, Burnside avDoyle, Bernard, gardener, 142 Centennial avDoyle, Bernard A, electrician, 142 Centennial avDoyle, Charles, oil merchant, 138 Centennial avDoyle, John, plumber, 13 Union av; h South av, WDoyle, John J, n o South av EDoyle, Mrs. Mary, hotel, 114 South av, EDrake, A S . 104 Hampton, WDrake, Charles N, 7 Orange avDrake, Mrs. A A, 15 HamptonDroescher, S R, 362 Lincoln av, EDrysdale, Mrs. A L, 113 M i l n

DuBarry, J, Springfield avDumond, William R, Claremont piDumont, Charles, letter carrier, 1 Washington pi

B. A. Doyle,ELECTRICIAN.

UGHT WIRING. BEU, WORK.P. O. Box 396, Cranford.

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P. O. Box 230.13 Union Avenue, Cranford.

CRANFORD DIRECTORY.

Dumont, Peter, 104 Cranford avBuncombe, Frank E, 305 Walnut avDunham, Miss Emeline, 301 Orange avDuohl, William, iEolian, 109 Walnut avDural, William, Êolian, Pianola avDurow, Fred, yEolian, Pianola avDurow, William, Êolian, Pianola avDuVall, Ernest, Central avEason, Agustus, laborer, North av, EEason, Charles, laborer, Elizabeth avEdgecumbe, Alfred 205 North av, EEdgecumbe, John, minister, 205 North av, EEdgecumbe, Joshua C, 205 North av, EEdwards, George F, MarlboroEhrhardt, Joseph, propr Central Hotel, 101 Walnut avElliot, Oliver, coachman, 3 MilnEllis, Charles, jobbing, 215 Cranford avElsbre, Mrs. W, 119 AldenElsbre, William C, 119 AldenEly, A G, Claremont piEly, George G, Claremont piEmery, Edwin, telegraph operator, 126 Centennial avEmmons, A Stryker, carpenter, Denman avEmnions, Charles, supt. Êolian, 104 HamptonEnglish & Knox, plumbers, Miller blockEnglish, P M. plumber, 215 MilnEvans, Lemuel, janitor Casino, Riverside avEverett, D A, mason, 9 Retford avEverett, Edward, 7 Retford avEverett, George S, town clerk, 9 Retford avFabrici, Felice, 114 EastmanFagila, F, trackman, North av, EFair, William, /Eolian, 241 Xorth av, WFaitoute, T B, flour & feed,Miller blk; h 21 Madison avFerguson & Van Name, real est <K: insur, opera blockFerguson, Herbert L, 303 Union avFerguson, James W, insurance, 303 Union av, NFerra, Tony, /Eolian, Johnson avFett, H C, farmer, 602 Springfield avFinger, M, 302 Walnut avFirmback, J, 5 Washington piFisher, Elisha, farmer, Railway avFisher, Henry, -Eolian, 241 North av, W

FAIRIÎGH ,Union Avenue, near Station.

Ra tes S2 a day. Special rates to families, or permanentguests. Accommodations first-class.

E. A MVNOZ, Prop'r.

John Moody & Co.,Dealers in

INVESTMENT : SECURITIES.35 Nassau Street, New York.

Telephone, 5708 Cortlandt.

CRANFORD DIRECTORY.

Fiske, Harvey N, 116 EastmanFitzgerald, Gerald, laborer, 28 GroveFolk, Winston, porter, 22 Central avFoote, Daniel F, stone mason, 209 South av, EForeman, J E, driver, 211 South av, EFossler, Otto, Burnside avFoster, Miss E J, teacher, i n MilnFoster, Mrs. Lizzie, 10 GroveFoster, X G, 229 OrchardFoster, X R, 4 Berkley piFox, Charles D, 32 GroveFox, Charles J, carpenter, 32 GroveFox, George F, 32 GroveFox, Harry E, 32 GroveFox, \V B, 12 Cranford avFrank, Antillio, laborer, Springfield av

%*fci •=-£?•:- • BRINGS HEA^THf ;—') ,-

| F&(piSb<DEs .NOT; VITUTE THE ATMOSPHERE

i f l i t^d E1^ctri#tJo. of Nfew JerseyFranz, Walter G, 20 Arlington rdFreeman, C, 209 Union avFreeman, Henry, laborer, Elizabeth avFremont, Mrs. H, 209 Union avFretz, Mrs. Charles, 28 South av, WFulton, Mrs. S E, boarding, 117 South av, \YFulton, Robert, 117 South av, \VGabbett, John, laborer, 8 Woodlawn avGaffery, Thomas, 6 South av, EGallaher Charles E, 108 Cranford avGallaher, R H, 108 Cranford av [Hamilton avGammidge, A Edward, pharmacy, Union av; h nGarrison, H, boarding house, 215 MilnGarrison, John S, 21 Hamilton avGassaway, C, Woodside avGay, George, 205 Miln

CRANFORD FLOUR AND FEED STORE,DEALERS IN

Flour, Feed, Meal, Grain and Hay. Pratts' Food forPoultry and Horses. Lawn Seed, Fertilize: s

and Stable Manure.OFFICE (with English & Knox) MILLER BLOCK, CRANFORD.

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& cooking, always ready, and avoiding the heat 0

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£ family. |6 Ranges connected ready for use, ?i ir At $L2 and $14, 60 AA WHICH IS BELOW COST. '*T 0

I Klizabethtown Gas §I Light Company. §A ^T 134 Broad Street, - Elizabeth, N. J. 6? £90 X* A. D. COOK, President. J. R. CONNOLY, Cashier. ?

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I First National Bank, !; iy Westfield, New Jersey. §0 Opened for business Feb. 15, 1893. i

I Gapital $50,000. Surplus arid Undivided §

I Profits $23,698.06. |

| J. R. CONNOLY, A. D. COOK, H. L. FINK, 0

? J. 13. HARRISON, T. A. SPERRV. \

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| Safe Deposit Vaults $5.00 and upwards $

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Gardner Private Gymnasium,ASSEMBLY HALL,

MISS ANNIE M. EDGJ3CUMBE, Instructor.Classes in physical training and gymnastics. Private

instruction also given.Residence, 205 North A venue, U.

CliAXFOKU DlKKlTORY.

Gendell, Robert, painter, 4 South av, \VGibbons, William A, 237 Cranford avGleason, Mrs. Mary, 505 South av, EGolf Stables, H. Bowers, mgr, Union av, XGoodman, Walter, laborer, Elizabeth avGoodman. \V E, laborer, Elizabeth avGove, L S, lawyer, 15 Madison avGray, William N, undertaker, 102 Union avGreaves, Thomas, laborer, Retford avGreaves, William, painter, Woodside avGreuiie. George F, minister, 9 Springfield avGriess, George Êolian, S Union av, SGriggs, David, hostler, 11 Union av, XGrohe, Miss Annie C, dressmaker, 52 Union av, SGrohe, Robert, machinist, 52 Union av, SGross, Frank, Anch >r Post Co, 39 Burnside av

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Grow, J F C, 203 MilnGrube, A F W, painter, 221 Walnut avGlide, Edward C, 112 North av, WGurney, H F, 206 Casino avHakes, T S, Êolian, 105 South av, WHale, Edward W, iS Cranford avHale, Francis vS. iS Cranford avHall, Josepeh R, 319 ProspectHall Philip W. 10- HollyHall, William F, 301 ProspectHalsey, Herbert W, bookkeeper, 211 North av, EHalsey, Lewis H, telephone oj-e.aU r, 211 North av, EHarn, Benj F, Brookside piHam, F B, civil engineer, opera house, North avHamilton, Fredrick, 10 Madison avHansel, George, 321 Union av, N

W. W. MENDELl,

Justice of the Peace and Commissionerof Deeds.

106 Walnut Avenue, - Cranford, N. J.

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ELECTRICIAN.ESTIMATKS FVKNISHKD HlR WlRIXC. ANU CONTRACT WORK.

148 Elm Street, Westfield, N. J.

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Hansen, L, 21 Lincoln av, WHarris, Alexander, Cranford avHarris, Klias R, station agent, South av, KHarris, Klias R, Jr, electrician, Smith av, EHarris, George T, 103 HighHarris, Harvey, gardener, Tuxedo PlaceHarris, John T, laborer, 7 Walnut avHarris, William A, minister, 32 North av, KHarrington, John, flagman, is North av, KHarrold, Frank, 441 OrchardHart, Alfred Y 316 ProspectHart, E W, 5 Berkley piHartman, Elmer, Êolian, 241 North av, WHartman, Harry, /Eolian, 237 North av, WHaste, W G, .ijolian, WillowHavill, William, 22 Arlington rd [Union avsHawkins, Mrs. R E, boarding house, cor Springfield &

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what is given for GREEN TRAD-

ING STAMPS until you have visited

a GREEN * stamp * Store.Hawley, W G, 304 Springfield avHayelter, M, Eolian, 241 North av, WHedenberg, Edward L, 209 Elizabeth avHedenberg, George W, clerk, 5 WillowHeffner J, baker, 17 EastmanHegeman, Harry B, 104 HamptonHeide, Andrew, mason, Burnside avHeines, J W, 209 HollyHeise, F, cabinet maker, 45 Burnside avlleisler, Max, machinist, 30 North av, EHendly, Win, 101 Walnut av [Springfield avHendrickson, L K, reporter Elizabeth Journal, 15Hennessey, James, policeman, 308 Elizabeth avHennessey, M R, teacher, 917 Normandy piHennessey, Mrs. Annie, 917 Normandy piHennessey, William C, policeman, 917 Normandy pi

FOR A SATISFYING DINNERat the moderate price of 25c.

Go to J.D.MEYERS' RESTAURANTFett Building, Cranford.

A. M. Shapiro,Dealer in

DRY GOODS.CLOTHING.SHOES.RUBBERS, HATSFull line of Men's furnishing goods. Trading Stamps

with all cash purchases. Trolley stops at the door.South and Walnut Avenues, - Cranford.

C K A N F O R D D I R E C T O R Y .

Herron, Miss Kssie, nurse, WillowHerron, Mrs. R. B, WillowHess, Martin, hotel, i Union av, SHessler, Max, 30 North av, EHeston, E E, Claremont piHewlett, Hosea, laborer, 101 HighHewlett, Joseph, 216 Bloomingdale avHewlett, Nathaniel G, laborer, 216 Bloomingdale avHewlett, Stephen, coachman, 405 Springfield avHibson, Albert V V, 306 Elizabeth avHibson, James A, 306 Elizabeth avHigbie, William M, 107 MilnHill, H F, 110 Cranfoid avHill, Robert P, coachman, 313 North av, EHillier, I V S, 305 ProspectHinkledey, Karl, cigar maker, 12 North av, EHitchcock, Chester, Êolian, 234 North av, W

Hobson, James R, gardener, North av, EHobson, Miss Maud, dressmaker, North av, EHoe, Charles R, 15 Hamilton avHoe, Charles R, Jr, 15 Hamilton avHoey, Mrs. E, 103 Walnut avHoffman, B M c/227 Walnut avHoffman, William F, 227 Walnut avHoffman, William F, Jr, 223 Walnut avHoiles & O'Donnell, plumbers, North av, E, and N OHolmes, John H, engineer, 241 North av, WHood, Joseph, butler, Elizabeth avHoover, Mrs. A J, private school, 113 MilnHopkins, A O, upholsterer, opera house, Xorth r.vHopkins, D H, district clerk, 38 Springfield avHopkins, H C, 38 Springfield avHorton, E B, 109 Holly

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Teacher of the Piano and Organ.

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GJ4OIGE BUILDING LOTS for S^LE!F O R RKSIDKNCKS, (also snnie favorable factory sites )

I/Ocated Conveniently in the followingstreets of Cratiford.

North Side of R. R. * South Side of R. P .

;$> ITnion .\vemieA Mulberry Street% Walnut Avenue

North Ave'iueW. Holly Street()n-hard StreetWood lawn StreetBerkeli-y PlaceNorman Place 1 High SireetSpring r,:irden Street % Cliestnut Street

4 South Avenue

Cottages on North Avenue o.n 1 Orchard Street.For mips, prices and full particulars addressor apply to either

H. R. HEATH, Owner, o | N. R. Fottir, Agents, , . _ . . . A n i i r 1 L. Bradley, Cranford.333 Washington Ave., Brooklyn. | Ferguson & VanName.

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WATCHES & CLOCKS.

FINE WATCH AND FRENCH CLOCK REPAIRING. Fine Jewelry and Silverware always on hand. J40 Eroad Street, Weetfield-

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C K A N !•'(.) K I > D l R l-'.i TORY .

Jolinson, Charles, carpenter, Johnson avJohnson, Charles \V, North av, KJohnson, K A, 20 Smith av, \\*Johnson, Frank, Riverside avJohnson, Melvin, hostler, Faitoute avJohnson, Mrs. Kliza, music teacher, 26 Union a\-, SJohnson, Paul, .Eolian, 237 North av, WJolinson, William W Y, North av, !•*.Jones, Da\'id, coachman, Claremont piJones, Frank R, 121 Union av, NJones, G B, 205 Central avJoseph, J M P, landscape engineer, 25 Central avJoseph, Oscar L, minister, 106 Walnut avJussel, L A, janitor opera house, North avJust, Agustus, Burnside avKane, John I), 28 South av, WKeetch, Edward W, Johnson av

Without expense, without careor worry, you can get mostANYTHING YOU WANT if you butcollect CREEM Trading Stamps

Keetch, William, laborer, Union av, SKeim, (reoiê W. 115 Centennial avKinnear, David, 101 South av, WKirkman, Warren, 306 Lincoln av, EKlase, Mrs. S Ii, 217 Walnut avKlnse, Thomas J, 217 WalnutKlcinfelder, Mrs. T, 102 Walnut avKleinfelder, William, livery, 11 Union av, NKline, J B, watchman .Eolian, 42 Union av, SKline, Jacob, mason, 29 Lincoln av,WKline, John, .Eolian, 234 North av, WKline, Thedow S, -Eolian, 101 South av, EKnox, Fred P, plumber, 215 MilnKoch, John, Burnside avKorn, Adam, painter, 104 South av, l\Kowning, R, Willow av

DHAN MA THEY,Af£?t ladies' Home Journal, Saturday

Evening Post, Cranford Chronicle.Orchard Street, - - Cranford, N. J.

George Francis Bauer,action piano,Theory & Composition.

Graiuate of Leipzig Conservatory in 1888.Organist & Choir-Master of Grace P. E. Church, Jersey City, N. J.

Adi r sss : ' I 6 8 W e s t J 2 0 t h Strset> N e w Y o r k *" ' { or cate Mrs. Bennett, Cranford.

C K A X F O R D DIRECTORY

Krause, George H, 2.S Forest av [trial avKreie, D, hardware store, Chronicle blk;h, 97 Centen-Kreie, William, carpenter, 97 Centennial avKugle, Martin, ThomasKuhn, Adam M, clerk, 103 North av, \VKuhn, John, policeman, 103 North av, WKuhn, William, Êolian, 103 North av, \VKuhlensehmidt, H, painter, 47 Burnside avKuhlenschmidt, R, painter, 47 Burnside avKunkle, Albert, gardener, 12 Lincoln av, WKunkle, Jacob, machinist, 12 Lincoln av. WKunkle, Miss Eva, Union News Co, 12 Lincoln av,WLakcy, Charles D, 207 MilnLang, Gnstav, boot & shoemaker Miller blk, North avLaurent, L E, 209 lTnion av, NLawrence, George, Hall Signal, 10S Centennial avLawton, William, Brookside pi

/viatchless Light

United Electric Company of New Jersey

Lee, Jonn A, 109 Forest avLee, Mar\' A, 109 Forest avLeavy, Thomas, 311 Walnut avLehigii Valley R R station, Centennial avLennon, Campbell, ôl ian, 109 South av, WLennon, Joseph, C <S: C, 109 South av, WLenz, Henry, foreman vEolian, 109 South av, WLittell, Charles S, 109 EastmanLittell, George W, 122 I'nion av, NLoderstadt, Richard, milkman, Lexington avLoderstadt, Robert, mason, 23 Union av, SLogan, John, laborer. 28 GroveLowett, William C, coachman, Woodlawn avLudlow, Gideon E, Brookside piLusardi, Harry, fruit, opera house; h, North av, WLutton, John, 109 Holly

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H E A M O U N T of practice neces- .sarily required to become a finished,artistic pianist is discouraging.

Before Pade iewski couxl attainthe high position which he occu-pies to-day in the music;1,! world,

and accomplish what now coir.es to him \vi hease, he was obliged to toil unc;aMn;.ly il: y a!'.ITday in practice. l i e is said lo h.ivcs; .ont six toeight hours out of evei y twenty four at the pi.u ©.Even assured success is not sufficient incentiveto tempt many to incur t'.U drui'.g'.iy.

Practice gives digital di-x'eiity r.lone. Itmakes capable and o b e d k n t nia< h ;ne^ of thefingers. T h e arlistic and o-111et:•: is ;i ii .;ilurof taste or temperament . Lai king this lem-perament , it is impossible to become a gieatmusician, although one n a y learn to playacceptably.

Witll the soul fidl of jiaisu-, a means of ex-pressing it is still essential.

The Pianola supplies Ihis rvans at once.The player can give his whole ;.tint:o:i to thedevelopment of the artisiK. ar.d thereby culti-vate a musical taste.

The Pianola is a substitute for the humanfingers. The brain remains unfettered and isstill the controllirg influence.

To make the Pianola's felt-covered fingersstrike the right notes no practice is necessary,nocomposition is too difficult, and the repertory is un-limited. Octaves are sounded with ease, and the

rapid trills with a quickness envied even by themusician with the best-trained fingers in the world.

The Pianola saves labor and it saves time.This is its mission.

It enables those who have not had the timeto devote to musical training to play the piano.

It increases the repeitory of the mostefficient. Iiv. n Paderewski's repertory mustof necessity be limited, and it is a significantfact ili.it I e has a Pi.in >la both in his Paris andIns SwitzL-il,:nd residences.

Tl.u 1'iai.ola makes accessible the greatriastci pieces of the famous composers andenables every ore to become familiar with thepe>l music. It is therefote a developer of musi-cal taste unparalleled in the history of music.

PaHerew^ki SJVS : " ETcry otic lu/m ivishes to hijara!>soiti!<u'y J.iu'tlrss /re • r/ ,t>:y hind r'/ ihri'ouin ss, puino-/•/,iy:>i^ .Ji, it \l Lny a liî.o!.!. It is j'tr/cctuiii."

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4 0 U A N COMPANYNew Yotk: Fifth Avenue and 34th Street.

Newaik ;:nd Jersey Cty: Lautei Company

Established J8S7.

ROBERT RINDEll,Dealer in COAL & LUMBER,

Masons' Materials, Drain Pipe, etc.Tel. 8-F. . Office: i Union Avenue, S.

CUANFORD DIRECTORY.

Lyon, L M, 12 Cranford avLyons, Harry, 449 OrchardLyons, I W, 449 OrchardMacConnell, C \V, physician, 121 Union av, XMacConaell, J K, physician, 3 MilnMidden, A E, 18 Forest avMadden, Harry G, 115 AldenMadden, L A, 1,8 Forest avMaeurer, G, 9 GroveMajor, YV C, 2 Berkley piMallory, George, 435 OrchardMaloney, John, inspector of sewers & roads, 28 GroveMir:i?r. Charles, Êolian, Burnside avManderville, James A, 15 HamptonMarien, J >hn, druggist. 22 Central avMarien's Pharmacy, opera blockMarkusson. Peter, garbage collector; h, Aldeue

Full many a Home is indebted,

for scores of tHing's wKicK

adorn it, to tKe "Little"

G R E E N TRADING STAMP.Marlin, J, 10 WoodlawnMaroney, M M, Rahway avMarston, John, 33 Central avMartin, A C, 33 South av, WMartin, Frederic, 207 HollyMasonic Building, Union av and AldenMathey, LA, 11 OrchardMathews, Carter, laborer, 229 Cranford avMaurer, Charles, 305 Central avMay, Edward, ProspectMayer, Mrs. P, 105 Walnut avMaynor James, coachman, 301 ProspectMcCay, J R, 206 Union av, XMcCandless, George, civil engineer, 120 Cranford avMcDonald, John, ôlian, 318 Xorth av, EMcDonald, Martin, Êolian, 318 North av, E

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EMPLOYMENT : OFFICELadies Supplied with Reliable Help, and employment found

for girls. Apply at Myers' Restaurant, Fett Building,or 105 High Street.

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JJ78-1J80 East Grand Street, J* ELIZABETH, N. J.

("RANKORD DlRKt'TORV.

McGuire, Samuel, driver, 211 South av, KMclntire, Alfred, lawyer, 216 North av KMcltitire, Clarence J, 2in North av, IJMclntire, Steve, 16 Lincoln av, \\*McKee, Warren W, civil engineer, 217 North av, KMeKeown,James,janitor Grant school, iS Lincoln av,EMcKimiey, John F, 1 fi Bloomingdale avMcMahon, Edward, printer, 8 Union av, SMeMahon, James, clerk, 20S Cranford avMcMahon, Mrs. S K, 8 Union av, SMeaney, Thomas, Junction station North av, EMeiling, Arth'.tr, gird r.i.'r, \Y>)lla\vi avMendell, Miss L B, stenographer, io«> Walnut avMendell, W W, justice of the peace, i</> Walnut avMerriam, E J, Claremont piMerrill, Henry E, 14 F. >rest avMessick, K, ProspectMetcalf, George R, 30^ North av, EMet/.ner, Cieorge, 60 Union av, SMiller, A W, fanner, Springfield ax-Miller, Alfred H, 203 Elizabeth avMiller, Andrew, 15 Forest avMiller, Benj. L B, farmer, iS Elizabeth avMiller Brothers, fruit & vegetables, Miller blo.-kMiller, Charles H, 219 HollyMiller, Charles S, 119 North av, WMiller, Fred, fanner, Lexington avMiller, Fredrick B, machinist, North av, EMiller, George H, 219 HollvMiller, James C, is HamptonMiller, James K, 203 Elizabeth ax-Miller, John A, North av, EMiller, John D, vegetables, iS Elizabeth avMiller, John I, fruit, iS Elizabeth avMiller, Mrs. J E, Lincoln av, F,

ACCEPT M WAnRtSS WrtHOUT THE 6B0Vt TRADE MARK.

Robert M. French,Elm Street, Westfield, N. J.

Upholstery-Mattresses

Renovated

CarpetsCleaned and

Laid

FurnitureRepairing

J»/JSS HARRIET E. SEWARD,

TF,ACHF,R : OF : PIANO-FORTE.218 Walnut Avenue,

CRANFORD, - - NEW,

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Miller, Mrs. Mary E, 203 Elizabeth avMiller, William, mason, South av, EMiller, William J, 552 Lincoln av, EMillon, Mrs. Mary' 4 South av, EMills, Albert, .Eolian, 241 North av WMitchell, R, 101 Walnut avMix, Mrs. J C, i n MilnMix, Miss L S, i n MilnMix, Robert J, 119 AldenMonahan, M, 7 Eastman, Jahn blkMontgomery, Mrs. Ann, 210 Walnut avMood}-, John, Prospect

- Electric-Light• • --';Tho Beat Under the ,S,u»j*' ^~;«,J .1

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Moody, William F, jr, 16 Cranford avMook, H, Hampton HallMoore, Elmer L, mason, 22 Berkley piMoore, Fred, 18 Central avMo ire, H R, 214 North av, WMoore, J G, mason, 18 Central avMoore, John, 18 Lincoln av, EMoore, John S, 217 North av, WMoare, Michael, farmer, Raritan rdMoore, Samuel, iEolian, 234 North av, WMorcom, Henry, carpenter, 126 Centennial av

J1IRJ1M L. FINK,

RUBBER TIRES Jk SPECIALTYManufacturer of Fine Carriages, Business

Wagons, Sleighs, Etc.

Also Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness, Blankets,

Lap Robes and all kinds of Horse Goods.

jt Repairing in all its Branches. J*

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Wall Papers, Painters' and Artists' Supplies, PictureFrames, Window Shades.

Tel. 2-A. J* 205 Broad Strejt, near Elm, Westfield.

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COLLEGE PREPARATORY AND ACADEMICCOURSES.

SIXTEEN INSTRUCTORS.

FULL EQUIPMENT.

ACCESSIBLE BY EITHER TRAIN OR TROLLEY.

Students have entered Vassar, Wellcslcy, Bar-

nard, Hryn Mawr, Holyoke, Syracuse and Wells.

Limited Boarding Department.

Laura A. Vail,

Tel. Elizabeth 2332. PRINCIPAL.

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JESSE WHEELER,5 Union Avenue, S, - Cranford, N. J.

CKANFORD DIRECTORY. 37Natharius, J, tailor, Chronicle blk; h 209 South av, EXaylor, L P, 11 Madison avNeipp, Jacob, laborer, 401 Central avNeipp, Miss Rosa, 401 Central avXeipp, William F, painter, 204 Orange avXewcombe, F J, 15 Forest avNewcombe, M E, 15 Forest avNewman, George, paper hanger, Hollywood avNewton, Henry, Brookside piNewton, Robert, gardener, 29 Burnside avNick, Charles, milkman, North av, ENick, Frank, South av, E

TRADINGSTAMPSFREE! $3.00 worth 30

with each pound of

Gold Medal JAVA COFFEEfor sale T T V IT KJf A M 0 p R 133 Broad Street, Cor.only at L" lv L J 1 M / ! IX « UU., E . Grand, Elizabeth, N.J.

Nick, George W, station agent, North av, ENick, Gottlieb, farmer, South av, ENick, Mrs. Elizabeth, North av, ENick, Sarah, dressmaker, South av, ENolanda, Emil, Orange avNorman, Edwin E, machinist, CummingsOakey, Miss A S, boarding, 209 Union avOake\', Miss Lottie M, 209 Union avOakey, William E, boarding, Orange avO'Brien, Edward, barkeeper. Central hotelO'Brien, Miss Annie, bookpeeper, Miller blk, North av

S. T. Morrow,agent for

SOHMER,LUDWIG,

and other

Reliable PianosSold for Cash

and on installments

Old square pianosand organs takenin exchange.

H I First Street, Elisabeth, N. J.

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C R A N F O R D D I R E C T O R Y .

O'Brien, M, 2;, Union av, S [Centennial av()'I)>)iinell, Edward A, plumber, Xortli av, K; h, 126Oldhain, E T, lawyer, 1 Arlington ri\Osbourne, Harvest, 114 MilnOsbimniL', Mrs. M IC, 114 MilnOhgoodby, R H, 217 HollyPage, Richard ('., Jr, 17 Madison avPalmer, T I), leather nifg. X. ().; h, 209 Union av, NPardon William, 43 Burnside avParet, Frank M, 18 Arlington rdPark, Fred W, lawyer, 39 South av, WParker, Mrs. Margret, 10 GroveParker, William, coaclimaii, iu CiroveParks, Samuel C, 101 HamptonParrot, Walter, laborer, 227 Cranford avParviu, Miss Emma, 222 North av, \V

many a. home is indebted,for scores of things whichadorn it, to the "Little"GREEN TRADING STAMP.

Patterson, R J, builder, Jolr.iS"-: av [South av, EPeck L'i::i')cr Co , office, njeia bli ck; yard & mill,Peer, Jacob, plumber, Burnsii'.c avPeer, James P, Burnside avPeudi-rgast, J J, Xortli av, EPenniston, John 1", 4S Union a\-, SP-rkins Jnm.'s L, jihvsicia;;, K.6 Union av, XPernas, F'nmcis, 109 MilnPeterson, Miss May, dr.jss.naker, 1 16 South av, EPeterson, Mrs. Anna, Lincoln avPeterson, Mrs. Mary, 116 South av, EPfeiffer, F A, 35 Central avPfender, L D, 705 Willow-Phillips, H J, 124 Union av, XPhilp, A L, 233 North av, WPhilp, Joseph, Willow-Pierce, C B, lawyer, 214 Prospect

Isaac Balmforth,

BLACKSMITH AND HORSE SHOER.Jobbing- promptly done.

South Avenue, near Walnut, -J* Cranford, N. J.

Miss Agnes Ussing,

STENOGRAPHY & TYPEWRITING.P. O. Box 172.

CRANFORI),Residence, Springfield Avenue.

New Jersey.

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Pierce, William, R R section foreman, South av. EPierron, F \V, 407 OrchardPierson, Charles, farmer, Springfield avPierson, David T, clerk, 15 Union av, SPierson, John, farmer, Springfield avPierson, Mrs. M E, 122 Union av, XPinnell, R, coachman, Linden piPitt, William, 7 EastmanPlumb, Charles, 308 Casino avPlume, Robert C, 404 OrchardPlummer, A H, Riverside avPool, Adolph, .-Eolian, 109 South av, WPool, William, 109 South av, WPoole, Charles, 304 West End piPorcella, Santiago, 205 HollyPotter, J A. editor Chronicle; h, 103 MilnPotts J, & Son, grocers, 1 opera block

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For terms and particulars address

soi West 8oth Street, - New York City.

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Reber, James, plumber, 30 North av, EReddie, Miss B, JEolian, 106 MilnReed, Mrs. G R, dressmaker 7 EastmanReese, Alfred, laborer, Elizabeth avReid, Garfield, Bun;side avReid, George F, Êoliaii, 105 South av, \VReid, John J, ôlian, 105 South, \VRenigar, A B, carpenter, Springfield avReno, Arthur, vEolian, 105 South av, \VReobe, Herman, yEolian, 234 North av, \VReusch, George, baker, 17 EastmanRheinhart, A L, 32 South av, \VRheinhart, Edward, 32 South av,\VRheinhart, Mrs. Olive R, 32 South av, \VRheinhart, Mrs. Sarah A, 32 South av, \VRheinhart, \V E, mail carrier, 32 South av,Rice, Charles L, 306 Lincoln av, ERichard, T R, Hampton, cor WillowRichards, Thomas B, 14 Hamilton av

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Wire and Wire Netting Fences, Pipe Railings,Wrought Iron Railings, Tree Guards, Etc.

FACTORY OFFICE & SALESROOMNorth Ave., Cranford, N. J. J5 Cortlandt St, - New York.

Write for Catalogue.

FREE! $3.00 worth 30with each pound of

Gold Medal JAVA COFFEEfor sale T T P U |Wf fl M X. R R 133 Broad Street, Cor.only a t i v ivLJllVl/llX « UU,, E . Grand, Elisabeth, N. J.

CRANFORD DIRECTORY.

Rickett, William, clerk, 17 EastmanRindell, Robert,coal dealer,Union av,S; h,2i8 ProspectRitter, C, 23 Lincoln av, WRoberts, Frank, Claremont piRoberts, William H, 18 Springfield avRobertson, George, 105 Union av, XRobertson, James S, 12 HamptonRobertson, James S, Jr, 12 HamptonRobinson, Daniel, porter, 6 Union av, NRobinson, Miss Mary, 29 South av, WRobinson, Rufus L, 315 WalnutRobinson, William, Johnson avRobinson, William R, 119 North av, WRodgers, James, 403 Casino avRoscheep, Joseph, 8 South av, ERosencrantz, John J, 304 Union av, NRosencrantz, John S, 304 Union av, NRosencrantz, Williard C, 304 Union av, NRosendale, Henry M, 28 North av, ERoss, Mrs. Thomas B, 15 Madison avRouf, John, Êolian, 101 South av, WRove, William, laborer, Orange avRuhdart, Albert, carpenter, 114 WalnutRyan, John, 102 Walnut avRyan, M, 107 Walnut avSadosky, L, Burnside avSampson, Samuel, carpenter, 126 Centennial avSanderson, H S, 405 Springfield avSanford, E C, 20 Lincoln av, WSanford, James A, 105 Orange avSaphar, Mrs. L, 26 Central avSchafer, Martin, Burnside avSchafer, Martin, Jr., Burnside avSchafer, Mrs. J, 25 Union av, SScheford, Louis, .ôlian, 241 North ave, WScheidler, Miss Matilda, 26 Union av, SSchilling, Fred, Claremont piSchindler, Edward A, 24 North av, KSchindler, John, blacksmith, 19 Union av, SSchmitz, Nicholas, carpenter, Hollywood avSchroder, George, 210 Walnut avSchubert, Mrs. M, 26 Arlington rdSchultz, Charles, 2 Burnside av

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Kitchen and dressing rooms attached.Rent: evenings f 10; afternoons by arrangement.

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FOR MECHANICS, AT

JACKSON PARK

adjoining the Jackson Architectural Iron Works

(whose entire plant employing 1,000 men will

be located here).

Midway between Roselle and Cranford, on

Aldene road, one block from South avenue

trolley.

5-cent fare to Elizabethport

500 feet from the two new railroad stations of

the Lehigh Valley and Staten Island R. T. R. R.

160 Lots for Sale$75 to $300; easy terms

12 H o i I S C S i}o\V Biiildii}i» are

for S a l c o r RCI>t

Houses contain 6 rooms, water supply from

Artesian Wells. Macadamized streets. Side-

walks and electric street lights.

In consideration of a small cash payment, a

house will be built for you according to your

own ideas and plans. For full particulars,address

A. BOUCHET, Trustee,ROSELLK, X. J.

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FOR OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENT»-Consult-«

GEO. R. BOSTON, D. O.NETTIE J. WHITESEZL,, !>• O.

513 Woodland Ave.,") (Morris Ave. andD , . . OFFICES: \ J"»an Place,Plainfield, N. J. J I Elizabeth, N. J.

Examination and Consultation Free.CRAXFORD DIRECTORY. 43

Scott, John, laborer 32 North av, EScott, S M, Brookside piSears, A R, 12 South av, \YSee, Joseph, 23 HollySelin, Albert, 3 Washington piSeverance, Joseph, 222 Walnut avSeverns,Frank M, 12 Bloomingdale av [218 Walnut avSeward,Clarence,real estate & insurance, 19 Eastman;h,Seward, George V, 218 Walnut avShafer, Charles, butcher, 48 North av, EShafer, John, 11 Springfield avShapede, Victor, laborer, Springfield avShapiro, A M, clothing, 102 Walnut avSharp, S W, 309 Union av, NShaw, Charles, yEolian, 241 North av, WShaw, Wesley A, salesman, 6 Elizabeth av

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THE GREA TER NE W YORK TAILORINGS. BARR, Prop.

Ladies' Custom Tailor,Repairing and Altering Neatly Done. Fur Work a Specialty.

78 Broad Street, (over Post Office,) Elizabeth, X. J.

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Draqge Iqdustrial jissociatioij,New Orange, N. J.

Capital Stock $500,000.

An Industrial Town

Graded Streets

Electric Lights

Telegraph

Telephone*I

Inducements to Manufacturers to locate

Best of freighting facilities

43 minutes from New York

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I DH/2 Building, |

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I Telephone 2266 Franklin. J- |

GivenAway

Trading Stamps with every purchase

Fountain pens of all kinds and makes.We recommend and warrant our 14 k. gold

fountain pen for Ji.oo.Card and Wedding plate engravers.

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Smith, \V B, 136 Union av, XSmock, D P, 411 Springfield avSnyder, D R, 102 North av, \VSnyder, Daniel, Êolian, 237 North av, \VSpencer, James E, 104 HamptonSperlock, Cyrus, Burnside avSperlock, Isaac, 101 HighSperry, Joseph A, 325 Union av, XSperry, Thomas A, Prospect & Clareiiiont piSperry, William M, 604 Linden piSquires, Charles, policeman, South av, ESquires, M, JEolian, Pianola avStaltz, John, Brookside piStarr, William E, 17 Union av, NStephenson, Frank C, 223 Cranford avStephenson, Joseph, 223 Cranford avStephenson, Mrs. B, 223 Cranford avStephenson, Mrs. Jane, Railway avStiles, William, 1 Walnut avStratton, Charles A, 101 HollyStriker, J, JEolian, IQ6 MilnStrong. Harry, 211 Union av, NStryker, Charles S, North av, ESwackhamer, Frank R, 322 Walnut avSwanson, Felix, iEolian, 112 Walnut avSwanson, Hugo, Êoliau, 112 Walnut av

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Swenson, L R, V S Express agent, 21 Lincoln av, WTaylor, George F, 205 Casino avTaylor, James N, liveryman, Miller blkTelephone Kxchange, North av, 1Teller, George C,, 41c OrchardTerry, (George, ^-Kolian, ,,iS Xorth av, KThomas, CT \V, I I I MilnThomas, John, 206 1'nion av, XThomas, \\r M, teacher, 112 AklenThompson, Henry C, minister, 7 Washington piThompson, John H 11 PittsfieldThygerson, August, machinist, iS Lincoln av, KTiechman, Carl, carpenter, Bnrnside ax-Tipping, Gains, milkman, Springfield avTorhush, Daniel, carpenter, 464 Orclir.nlTorbush, Mrs. M, 464 OrchardTowl, B A, 5 Hampton

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Townsend, Robert D, 22 HollyToye, Charles, plumber, Hrookside piTrimble, A X, mgr. Potts grocery, opera blockTucker, William, yRolian, Pianola a\'Tunison, William, mason, v» I'nion av, >STnnison, William Jr , .Ivilian, 2S North av, l\Turner, K A, upholsterer, 104 HighTurner, William, laborer, 231 Cranford avTusch, Albert, 103 ( (range avTusch, Mrs. K W, n 13 Orange avTusch, Wilbur, 103 ( (range avTyng, Francis IC, 309 Casino avI'". S. Post Office, '9 Xorth av, WTinted Electric Power House, South av, EI'ssiug, L, florist, S12 Springfield avI'ssing, Miss Agnes, stenograjiher, Si 2 SjM'iugfield av

David B. Lent,REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

11 Third Avenue, Garwood, N. J.

Agent for properties in Cranford <i- (inrwood.

Charles I,. Moffett,

** LAWYER. *Money to I,oan on Bond and Mortgage.

209 North Avenue, - Plainfield, N. J.

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Vail, James L, physician, 24 HollyVandaiilaan, Albert, 232 Walnut avVanderpoel, Harold W, 313 North av, EVanSaun, George, 27 South av, \YVanSaun, H R, 31 South av, \VVanSaun, P D, 27 South av, \VVan Spatiji, Adolph, 11S AldeuVantine, Albert, 7 Willow\*ictri, Buntri, GardenVigelius. William, 113 HollyVoorbees, Judson, carpenter, Normandy piVoorhis, Calvin, 17 Union av, XYreeland .Miss Emily, dressmaker, 107 MilnVreeland, Miss Mary M, teacher, 107 MilnWagstaff, J C , 19 HollyWagner, Fred G, 306 Elizabeth avWakefield, Robert, 315 Walnut av

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Medal JAVA COFFEEJ PR 133 Broad Street, Cor.X UU., E. Grand,Elisabeth,NJ.

Wall, J I), 11 GroveWallace, L G, 103 HighWallace, William, 10 GroveWalsh, M, 10S South av, EWanser, George X, 306 Orange avWarner, James E, editor Citizen, 40/) Walnut aveWashington, James, coachman, 13d Union av, XWashbourne, F, Springfield avWaterson, George, 16 Orange avWaterson, John, carpenter, 501 Central avWatson, George A, 204 Walnut avWatson, Miss Charlotte, teacher, ThomasWatson, Miss Jennie, teacher, ThomasWatson, Mrs. G, ThomasWatson, Thomas, Orange avWatson, Wilson, Thomas

BUSINESS COLLEGE,City Bank Building, Plainfield, N. J.

Sadler's Bookkeeping. Gregg's Shorthand.Also English and Art Courses.

Pleasant Rooms. Good Teachers. Excellent System.Reasonable Rates. Graduates i{et Positions. Enter any time.

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Agricultural Implements. Farm and GardenSeeds. Fertilizers. Bicycle Repairing:.

Phone 204, Roselle.Westfield Avenue, Roselle, N. J.

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Weathered, C B, 211 Central avWebb, W C, .-Kolian, 106 MilnWeigel, F, <s MarlboroWenke, Gustav, J, machinist, 201 Centennial avWestergaanl, Chris, 210 Walnut avWestern, H M, 319 ProspectWestervelt, Benjamin, Centennial avWestervelt, George W, farmer, Raritan rdWestervelt, John S, Raritan rdWestman, John A, clergyman, cor. Miln >S: AldenWestphal, William, 105 Union av, XWhite, A P, fish dealer, 16 Xorth av, EWhite, E E, fish dealer, 310 Lincoln av, E

Every live Merchant

that "Spot Cash"acknowledges

is entitled to adiscount. The most satisfactory dis-

count is G R E E N Trading Stamps.White, Frank, 407 Orange avWhite, T K, 320 Spring-field avWhitfield, William, laborer, 241 Cranford avWheeler, Jesse, iceman, 7 I'liion av, SWheeler, M F, iceman, 115 South av, WWilbur, Harry K, lawyer, 211 Union av, XWilkinson, H G, .Eolian, Johnson avWilliams, Charles R, 224 Xorth av, WWilliams, E, 11 Xorth av EWilliams, E C, laborer, 9 Xorth av, EWilliams, Fred A, coachman, 216 Bloomingdale avWilliams, Lemuel, laborer, GardenWilliams, Raymond, asst. supt., civilian, 20S Holly

A. & F. d,ARK,

BLVft : STONEFlag Sidewalks and Curbing I,aid.

J- IyOwest Rates. J-

Telephone 54 Elizabeth. ^

1178 E. Broad Street,

ELIZABETH, - XEW JERSEY.

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Willis, John, laborer, Centennial av\ \ llmot, Charles F, coachman, 403 Casino av\\ inans, Alfred, farmer. Centennial avWinans, Dayton, 1 26 Centennial avWinans, Isaac, wheelwright, Centennial avWinans, John, farmer, Lincoln av, EWinans, Mrs. Annie, boarding, 126 Centennial nvWinckler, F E C, 706 WillowWiseman, William, gardener, North av, EWood, Fred W, Chief Cranford Fire Dept., 111 MilnWood, Henry, P, insurance, 32 Forest avWood, Silas P, insurance, ProspectWood, Mrs. Elizabeth W, 111 MilnWoodling, E G, 201 Union av, XWoodruff, Mrs. M B, 21S ProspectWooster, Mrs. E C, 104 HamptonWray, E M, S HamptonWrenu, A S, 110 EastmanWrenn, C L, 110 EastmanWustlich, C A, 313 Union av, XVaegar, M, Pianola avYansch, Carl, Burnside avYork, L C, 29 Arlington rdZiehlka, Martin, Walnut av

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Gasoline Engines 1.5 toi2hp,All fitted with Electric Spark and Battery. Splendidlyadapted for operating every class of machinery. Simplein construction and economical in operation. Forcatalogues and general information apply to

WEBSTER M'F'G. CO.,3* STREET, NEW YORK CITY.

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VOCAL : IXHTRl'CTIOX.CONCERT AND CHURCH WORK.

;,of) X.irtli Avenue, K, THURSDAYS.New York Address 45 West Sjd Street.

CRAXKORD

BakerReusch, < i Mir i.'

BarbersBryant, JamesJiittner, Paul

BicyclesB.irnett Cycle Co

BilliardsBryant, JamesJiittner, Paul

BlacksmithsBalmforth, IsaacSchiudler, JohnX'andeever, Charles

Boots and ShoesBlock, SShapiro, A MSillierir, E

UXESS DIRECTORY.

Boot and Shoe MakersBolono, TonyLang, (iustav

Building MaterialsRindell, Robert

ButchersIrving, I) I)Schwarz, Charles

CarpentersAllen, Charles & CoFox, Charles JKreie, DiedrichMendell, \V \VPeck Lumber Mfg CoWatersou, John

China and GlasswareKreie, Diedrich

Cigar MakerHinkeldey, Karl

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Civ. Engineers & Surveyors DruggistsHam, Frank B Oammidge, A KVreeland, Cornelius

ClothingShapiro, A M

Coal and WoodRankiu, J C WRindell, Robert

Commissioners of DeedsFerguson, James \YHam, Frank BMendell, William \VMessick, Keliyon

DentistBrackett, W H

Marien, JohnDry Goods

Berry & CoShapiro, A M

ElectricianDoyle, Benjamin A

GrocersI), iremus, H M K: J !•'Potts, J cc Son

HotelsCentral HotelCranford HotelSouth Avenue Hotel

AEOLIAN HOTEL,\v

First-ClnstIJverr Attached.

W. Mo oner, Prop.Accommodations for Transients.

Dancing every Saturday even'ng.

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Xorth Avenue,

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Employment OfficeMyers, Mrs A W

ExpressCook, HenrySwenson, L RUnited States

Fish and OystersWhite, A V cc Son

FloristI ssnig, L,Woodruff, W B

Flour and FeedFaitoute, Thomas BDoremus, H M & J F

FruitsLusardi, HMiller Bros

Huber,& DEUCATTESSEN.\ T AIvL HOURS. .•*

jt Reasonable Trice.Garwood, N. J.

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Hardware & House FurnKreie, Diedrich

Ice DealersBee be. J WWheeler, M F

InsuranceAdams, K KBradlev, LuciusFerguson cv: Van NameSeward, Clarence

Justice of the PeaceMendeli, William W

I«aundriesBreitenbucher, FredSing, Charley

I/awyersAustin, Berkeley CCox, Stephen J

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Cranford Mutual Building andLoan Association.

A HOME Institution for the promotionof Building Homes. ^ >!•

TO T H E Sufficient money for the erection of a dwelling willI/OT OWNER '>e furiii^lied at 5 per cent, interest to be repaid inmonthly payments (equivalent to a' fair rent) extending over a periodof about ten years, when the debt will be extinguished, and the prop-erty made free and clear.TO T H E It offers a profitable investment for each month's

Tjjjj.jj?TY savings. The five series already matured have paidas high as 10 per cent, on the average investment—three times theinterest allowed by savings banks.

Over «joo,ooo has been loaned on bond and mortgage. Nearlyshares are now 111 force.

held 21I Monday of each month. Series are opened2500

Meetimquarterly.

OFFICERS:

f M . HUGHES, President.JAMES W. FERGUSON, Vics-President.

GEO. W. LITTELL, Treasurer.KENYON MESSICK, Secretary.

EUGENE W. AUSTIN, Chairman ot Building and Finance Committees.

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and steady employment for skilled labor.

Wide, Shaded Streets!Good Drainage, City Water, Gas, ElectricLights. Good trolley & train service & fre-quent mails. Telephone. W. U. Telegraph.

1 Building Lots For Sale! f| Fine Cottages—all improvements, beautiful || lawns. For sale on terms that will meet 135 the requirements of all. Good school $I facilities. V >!» ^ |

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I F. W. MORSE, Agent,* Telephone 18 Westfield. GarwOOd N T-5 y ' J *

MANOR VIEW HOUSE.105 Orange Avenue.

Wanted--A Few- Select Boarders. j*

James A. Sanford, Prop.CRANFORD, - NEW JERSEY.

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CRANIORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 53I,ivery Stables

Golf StablesKleinfelder, WilliamTaylor, James X

I,umberRindell, Robert

MasonsEverett, DavidMoore, James G

Men's Furnishing GoodsBerry & CoShapiro, A MSilberg, E

Milk DealersAllen, CharlesGoddard, E BLoderstedt, RichardMyers, WilliamNick, CharlesRimbeck, JRoll, J B

Moving VansCook, Henry

NewspapersChronicle (Tues& Fridays )Citizen (Saturdays)

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TailorXatharhis, Joseph

TelegraphWestern Union

Painters & Paper Hangers StorageJahn, Philip Cook, HenrySchmidt & Rheinhart

PhysiciansAllen, Wilfred CIrwin, Fred'k CMacConnell, Charles \\MacConnell, Joseph KPerkins, James LVail, James L

PlumbersDoyle, JohnEnglish & KiioxHoiles & O'Donnell

PrintersCranford ChronicleCranford Citizen

Private SchoolHoover, Mrs A J

TelephoneNew York <K: New Jersey

Theatres and HallsAssembly HallCranford Opera House

UndertakerGray, William X

UpholsterersHopkins, Augustus*)Turner, E A

Wall PaperJahn, Philip

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Estimates Cheerfully Given. j* j*ICE CREAM DELIVERED IN CRANFORD

Tel. Call J83 Roselle.Si-coxi' AVKNTK. (near Chestnut Street,) RosKU.K, N. J.

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I UPSALA COLLEGE, f^ NEW ORANGE, N. J. ?

| This is an educational institution comprising §? 00 the following departments. $* o0 00 tCA/>7?l/JC\ .'. £!> COMMERCIAL, §0 .-. .4M) MUSICAL, &

i£ THK ACADK.MIC department prepares students lor College, the i

i profession of teaching or active life. .

0 In the COMMERCIAL SCHOOL a practical business training is 1

1 "-iven Those who have graduated in our Business School have alwavs •0 . ' di• easily secured profitable positions. j1 The school of SHORTHAND AND TYI'HWRITINc; fits its students •i for positions as stenographers or private secretaries. \i The MUSICAL CONSERVATORY comprises instruction in vocal and T• all kinds of instrumental music. ;

? eS> PLEASE NOTICE HOW REASONABLE OUR TERMS ARE: <s

i ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. 9• Ma t r i cu l a t i on Fee . . . . # 5.00 | Tu i t i on , Fal l T e r m $16.00 ;6 T u i t i o n , S p r i n g T e r m #20.00 «

P COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. <?Shor thand & T y p e w r i t i n g ^ 1110s #2o.c o CfMatriculat ion Fee $ 5.00

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Tuit ion, per montli . . . .Tui t ion, for S mon ths . . . Typewriting, per month .

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? MUSICAL DEPARTMENT. V'* Matriculation Fee f, s.oo 9P Tuition, l'iano, two lessons per week, Fall Term 16.00 Qrt " " " Spring Term 2.1.00 ?

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_ " F'all Term ih.oo 'i " " " " " " Spring Term 20.00 9P l'iano, two lessons; Vocal Culture, two lessons, and Harmony, one Q^ lesson per week, Fall Term 30.00 *,i S a m e course , S p r i n g T e r m }5.oo •P S ing le lessons on l ' i ano , O r g a n , and in Vocal C u l t u r e , pe r h o u r . . . . 50 <(j0 A smal l fee is c h a r g e d for t h e use of p i a n o a n d o r g a n . 1? ^

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1 REV. I,. H. BECK, Ph. D., §A NHW ORAXG1-, - - MiW J

W. J. Ridgeway,BUILDING MATERIALS.

316 Westfield Avenue, W,ROSEUE PARK, . NEW JERSEY.

AI.DENE DIRECTORY.[Including Roselle Park to Chestnut Place.]

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Altenberger, U, Seventh avAnderson, H, Amsterdam avAnderson, P, Amsterdam avArmabra, Mrs, F, GordonBangert, Edward, laborer, Amsterdam avBengumham, S, Maplewood avBogert, Fred, clerk, Westfield avBonchet, A, Aldene rdBroser, Charles Seaton avBrown, Benjamin, Justice of the Peace, Faitoute avBrown, George F, Amsterdam avBrown, Thompson, machinist, Faitoute avBrown, William A, machinist, Amsterdam avBnrris, Chester, William avCapallo, Max, laborer, Seaton avCaribilla, James, slioemaker, Westfield avCaribilla, Joseph, barber, Westfield av

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Gold Medalfor sale Ionly at L" E . Grand,Elizabeth,N.J.

Caribilla, Rocks, laborer, Westfield avCarlings, James, laborer, Westfield avCarlings, Jesse, laborer, Westfield avCarlings, John, laborer, Westfield avCartanella, Ji>hn, boots and shoes, Faitoute avClark, Fxlward, Third avCombs, George, William avContouello, Mark, laborer, Seaton avCunningham, E C, supt. Jackson Iron Works,South avDevedine, M, Willow avDicks, William, Willow avF.lrmendorf, C L, William avEmmons, S J, hotel, Westfield avPlanning, Pxlward, laborer, Westfield avFanning, PZdwcird, Jr, laborer, Seaton avFanning, John, painter, Westfield av

Telephone Connection.

JOSEPH RICCITELLI,DEALER IN

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Provisions andPoultry.

Daily Deliveries inCranford.

227 Westfield Avenue,Cor. Chestnut Place,

ROSELLE PARK.

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SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.j* Fett Building, **

CRANFORD, - NEW JERSEY.

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Faulks, Willliam, porter, William avC.asscl, Charles, Third av(ic)dano, Joseph, laborer, (iordonGordon, Kied, West field avGordon, Robert, well driver, Westfield avGwins, Smith, carpenter, Westfield avHalleat, John, painter. Westfield avHansel, Lawrence, SixthHansen, Albert, South avHarrington, William, laborer, Willow avHergnar, C, laborer, Willow avHibbard, J, Westfield avHobbs, Fred, Westfield avHobbs, L V, Westfield avHohensee, Otto,William avJensen, C F, Amsterdam avJohnson, Charles, Willow av

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|n*s Use Electric Light 4fUNITED ELECTRIC CO. OF NEW JERSEY'

Johnson, Chris, Second avJohnson, John, GordonJohnson, Nel.se, GordonJones, James, Jackson Iron Works, Westfield avKalvelzay, Anton, grocery, Westfield avKline, Henry, laborer, Westfield avKline, Smith, laborer, Second avKlover Kmeil, carpenter, Seaton avKunell, K, Westfield avLawson, John J, painter, Faitoute avLeright, George, inspector, South avLundgren, Charles, foreman Jackson I \ \ \ , South avLynch, James, Jackson Iron Works, Westfield avMarkusson, Peter, garbage collector, lughthMcCormack, Mrs. M S, Westfield avMcCormack, Patrick, Westfield av

ORLOWSKY'S : HOTEI,,August Orlowsky, Prop.

POOL ROOM. j * jt jtHALL FOR ALL OCCASIONS. jt

300 Westfield Avenue, - Roselle Park.

DYEING AND CLEANINGin all its Branches. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Morey--L,aRne Laundry Co.,- - New Jersey.

AI.DEXE DIRECTORY.[Including Roselle Park to Chestnut Place.]

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Meyers, Conrad, Willow avMiller, C, engineer Jackson I. \Y., Willow avMiller, John, laborer, Amsterdam avMullen, Edward, laborer, Westfield avNielsen, M, hotel, Westfield avXorthrup, I H, GordonOrlowsky, A, hotel, Westfield avPace, T, laborer. Willow avPanciatichi, Marie Louise, Aldene rdPartridge, H, carpenter, Westfield avPaul, William, Faitoute avPennell, Susan, Westfield avPeters, Samuel, laborer, Willow avRegan, Thomas, coachman, Westfield avRenjio, Joven, Jackson I. W., Westfield avRiccitelli, Joseph, butcher, Westfield avRidgevvay, W J. lumber yard, Westfield avRohl, Fred, Jackson I. W., Westfield avRohl, Fred, Jr., Jackson I. W., Westfield av

When you want a realthing, you go to a first-classmerchant. That's where you'llfind GRIEFS TRADJNC STAMPS.Ruer, D, Westfield avSamuels, William, Westfield avSax, Hans, bookkeeper. Sixth avSchindler, James, farmer, Westfield avSchuster, George, FifthSchuyler, Frank, Maplewood avShaw, Charles, carpenter, Faitoute avSlager, George, painter, Seaton avSlager, William, painter, Seaton avSortua, W, Seaton avSweet, Crowal, Seaton avSweningson, A, Jackson I. XV., Seaton avTierman, Otto, beer bottler, Westfield avI'sher, Charles, forman Jachson I. W., South avVanNess, Peter, laborer, Amsterdam avWalker, George, station agent, Westfield avWilliams, Joseph, farmer, Faitoute avWolfe, Chris, Amsterdam av

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Moilcls anil Sample Hats shown on request. Hats andGowns appropriate to all occasions, may be seen

daily except Mondays at

Third Avenue, West of Locust Street, ROSELLE, N. J.

(rARWOOD DlKKCTORY.

Ackermaun, Albert, North av/Koliau Company, North avÊolian Hotel, W W Mooney, prop., North avAlbright, P, North avAnchor Fence Post Co., North avAngerbaur, David, North avArcher, John, North avArnolds, G, North avAustin, John A, C. <K: C , Mytle avBecker, Herman, North avenueBeckley, A J, North avBeckley Co., screen perforating works, North avBliss, William, C. & C , Willow avCameron, L, Wood avCarkhuff, Philip. Hall Signal Co., South avCarlsen, Peter, Beckley Co , SpruceClay, Thomas, prop., Oakland House, North avConrad, Austin, Êolian, South avConway, John, North avCoombs, Lewis J, prop. Manhattan Hotel, North avCovvell, Samuel, South avCrawford, W J, CedarC. & C. Electric M'f'rs., Motors, CenterDarrach, William, C. it C. CenterDeHart, Charles R, North avDensman, Joseph, yFyOlian, South avDeRemer, Alfred, Êolian, CenterErickson, Nelson, Whitman Co , South avErickson, Peter, Whitman Co., CenterEquire, Louis, North avFeidler, Mrs. Charles, hotel, North avFleming, Patrick, North avFransion, Frank, /Eolian, Willow av

NEW YORK PAINTING AND

DECORATING COMPANY.

RALPH W. CHRYSTIE, Manager.

Out of Town Work Solicited. Phone 635.

PARK AYKNTF. AXU SF.COXU STRKKT,

PLAINFIELT), - - New Jersey.

FRUIT AND VEGETABLESDelivered fresh daily by

S. R. BACON, Box 74, Cranford, N. J.We give you QUALITY, QUANTITY and TRADING

STAMPS in the bargain.

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Fransion, George, ôl ian, Willow avFrey, Fred J, Hall Signal Co., South avGestle, George, Hall Signal Co., South avGritzner, Fred, Hall Signal Co., Willow avHall Signal Co., M'f'rs., Railway Signals, CenterHanson, Fred, /£olian, CenterHarris, B C, grocery, Willow avHeflee, Harry, foreman C. & C , Willow avHenderson, J, Xorth avHenry, Harry L, Êolian, CenterHerman, Charles, C. & C , Willow avHuber, M A, mason, Xorth avKelley, R B, Hall Signal, Willow avKelley, W G, Hall Signal, SpruceKelley, W G, Jr., Hall Signal, SpruceKiem, Conrad, CenterKnapp, George, ^Jolian, CenterKoerr.er, G, C & C , Willow avKoerner, Herman, C. & C , CenterKurzman, William, Center & SpruceLampbert, Paul, WillowLeggett, L H, SpruceMayer, Herman, Xorth avMcGrath, John, Fourth avMeGrath, Joseph, C & C . South avMiller, R, ôl ian, Willow avMooney, W W. prop /Eolian Hotel, Xorth avMoore Philip, Xorth avMorrey, William, barber, Willow avXTaison, William, Xorth avOakland House, Thomas Clay, prop., Xorth av, WPersall, Fred, Xorth avPierson, George A, mason, Cedar

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Steam GRANITE & MARBLE WORKS

I,arge Variety Constantly on Hand.

Pneumatic Tools for Lettering and Carving, and all Modern

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Front Street and Central Avenue, - Plainfield, New Jersey.

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I.aunilrv so equipped in this part of the country.

Morey--L,aRue Laundry Co.,ELIZABETH, . - New Jersey.

60 GARWOOD DIRECTORY.

Rinbeiis, J, South avRockliffe, K, plumber, Williow avRoth, Jacob, North avSackett, Miss K, CedarSehnieder, Victor, Hall Signal Co., South avSeidle, Kvoit, North avSeip, William, trolley conductor, CenterSkillman, John R, Willow avSmalley, B, South avSmith, Fred L,, carpenter, CedarSnyder Henry, carpenter, Willow avSpencer, C, North avStansfield, James, forman C. & C, South avStephenson, E, North av

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sive devices may be attached to Electric

UNITED ELEcifRIC CO. OF NEW. JERSEY

Sullivan, M, North avSwan, Herman, North avTaylor, Valentine, North avThompson, K A, Willow avWalker, M B, grocery, South and CenterWashbuni, A I), North avWaterbury, A, C. & C, Myrtle avWatt, Richard, Beckley Co., CenterWeegand, Mrs. Oeorge, North avWeyheniueyer, H W, pattern maker, CenterWhitman Mfg. Co., friction clutches, South avYill, William, Willow

\_F.nd of Garwood Di>c<iorv.~\

J. O. VAX FLEET & SOX,IlKAI.KRS IX

UPPER LEHIGH COAL; WOOD & ICEYard and In- House: First Avenue, near Walnut Street,

Tel. 71 Roselle. J* j* Roselle, N. J.

I/aggren Bros.,Carpet Cleaning, Awnings, and Upholstering. Cushion


JJ78-1J80 East Grand Street, J* ELIZABETH, N. J.

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American Circular Loom Co., BoulevardAnderson, L, Palmer, Xorth 20thAnderson, P L, Palmer's, North 18thArlington, Chales, Wright's, North 20thArthur, Mrs. Palmer, North 20thArthur, William, North 20thBalles, John, Palmer, North 20thBarden, C, Michigan avBeacon, Carl, North 20thBeck, L H, Pres. I'psala College, North 2 nthBerkstran, Charles, Circular Loom, 20thBlair, J A, physician, BoulevardBronson, Henry, 12thBrowze, J, SthBurdick, A L, North 20thCampbell, Arthur, real estate, Monroe avCary, James, engineer Palnu-r's, North 20th

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Caveug'it, Edward, Palmer, North 21stClune, Thomas, carpenter, North 2rstCochnr, Mrs. M North 20thConklins, R, North 12thCramer, A, North 2rstCrawley, E D, North 12thDahl, Charles, North SthDann, George L, N 0 Dec. Leather Co.,D;_-pe\v, James, carpenter, North 20thDevine, 'George, foreman Palmer Leather WorksDobrena, M, North 15thEcoye, Nickolsa, Orange avEdgar. W, Orange avFenkel, William, North SthForeman, H, carpenter, North 21stFoster, John, North 12th

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Frost, CharK's, 17thFrost, Fredrick, fruits, etc, 17thFrost, Miss ]•;, teacher, 17thFrnitteii.êr, C.eorê, North 11thCarton, II J, Circular Loom, North i s thCow, John, North j< >th(Vraham, John, South 21stIlalleiiiler, Iv, professor, North 2<>thHallidav, M J, North 21stHampton, F,, North SthHands, David, North 19thHarding, Charles, supt , Circular Loom, North 21stHar/.e, \V, North 1 i thHille, John, postmaster, North 21stHoiles, William, plumber, WashingtonHorton, \T W, North 1 sthHou^hton, K J, North 20th

GREEN TRADING STAMPS havea warm place in the hearts ofthose who know them best.^ T H E Y ' R E "GOOD AS COLD- " ^

Howe, J ihn, janitor school, North 21stHutching-;, William, te mister, North 20thJackson, John, wood yard, North KithJacohett, '1', Palmer's, North lothJacohitti, A, North lothJacobs, R T, carju-nter, North 21stJennings, William, special p iliceinan, North 19thJohnson, C, Circular Loom, North iSthJohnson, Custav, North 2< >thJohnson, Jacob, laborer. North 12thJohnson, Peter, Circular Loom, Orange avJones, David, North sthJubber, H J, painter, North 20thJuMier, (1 A, painter, North 20thK-mpe, Prof. Andrew, Michigan avKin;;, Ceori;e !•', North 17th

MRS. McGHEE,

IN TELUCENCE OF F ICE.First-Class Help Supplied for City and Country.

1209 EAST GRAND STRKET,

ELISABETH, - NEW JERSEY.

NEW ORANGK DIRECTORY.

Knowlan, John, North n t hKnudson, O P, North 17thKrouse, William, North 8thLandberg, Mrs. E, miscellaneous store, Monroe avLeake, C P, farmer, Orange avLee, Edward, butcher, WashingtonLevi, Jacob, North 17thMarecllo, P, North 18thMathews, Isaac, Wright's factory, North 21stMaul, C, North 18thMaul, Henry, North iSthMaul, John, North iSthMcCanna, George, BoulevardMcCarthy, P, Wright's factory, North 21stMcDonald, T, WashingtonMiller, E, Michigan avMorrison, William, Union House, Boulevard

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Medal JAVA COFFEEIL pfj 133 Broad Street, Cor.IX UU., E. Grand,Elizabeth,N.J.

Nathanson, Adolf, North 21stNeize, M, North 8thNolan, John, Palmer's, North 20thNorton, George, Wright's factory, North 21stPeterson, Mrs. L, North 17thPollock, Emmoii, carpenterPotter, C, North 17thPowers, Nicholas, milkman, Orange avPratt, Daniel, carpenterProulx, Louis, meat market, Monroe avRatti, C, North 17thReimer, Gustav, North 8thRenyolds, E E, carpenter, Orange avRenyolds, H J, Wright's factory, Orange avRicca Mfg. Co., mandolins & guitars, MarketRobinson, George, Faitoute av

GARWOOD HOTEL,North Avenue, near Center Street.

Boarding, Bowling, and Entertainment Hall. First-Classaccommodations at reasonable rates.

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E? Choice Sea Food, Fruit and Vegetables." Parties Supplied at Short Notice."3 ' C ran ford Deliveries Thursday, Friday and Saturday.. 137 Broad Street, - Westfield, N. J.

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Robinson, Joseph N, Sheridan avRuben, Henry, Washington avRuth, S S, painter, North 20thRydal, Charles, machinist, North 20thvSabin, Walter, North 21stSanford, Joseph, Palmer's, North iSthSaunders, William, laborer, North 12thShoefield, Myers, Real Estate Office, North 2<'thvSilvius, Charles, carpenter, North 19thSilvius, Selden, carpenter, North 19thStarbaro, Guana, North iylhStein, Jacob, clothing, WashingtonStewart, John, Circular L,ooin, North 12thStone, M A, carpenter, North iSthvSmith, C, North 20thSmith, George, Palmer's, North 19thSwenson, G, carpenter, North 19thTabb, James, North n t h

— When you want a real goodthing, you go to a first-classmerchant. That's where you'llfind GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

Taylor, F, North 12thTwoley, M, laborer, North 15thYanderveer, Charles, blacksmith, North 12thYanRiper, M, Monroe avYaughn, William, gardener, Sheridan avYelette, Frank, North 21stYilatie, Francis, North 21stWalla, James, North 12thWarper, John, engineer N () R R., North 18thWaterbury, S, boarding, North 20thWaters, Henry, North 2<>thWelsh, A G, blacksmith, North iSthWill, Leonard, North 2<thWilliams, Clarence, North 20thWoodruff, Fred E, fanner, Faitonte avWright Co., Charles E, Boulevard & MarketYoung, George, Nortli 12th

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1178-1180 East Grand Street, •# ELIZABETH, N. J.

Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co.ADOPTED THE SAFE 3 PER CENT. RESERVE, OVER 20 YEARS AGO.

Has returned to members 98.86 per cent, of their premiums or . . $214,279,820Accumulated assets on hand to be paid, equal to 30.12 per cent of

their premiums, or 65,277,179Paid and on hand to be paid, 128.98 per cent, of their premiums, or $279,556,999Total premiums received from members since 1846 216.751.123Gain over premium receipts $ 62,805,876

Returns to, and gains for, members more per $100 premiumsreceived, than any other Company.

Example of Cost for 20 PREMIUM LIFE POLICIES PER $1,000

Age 35. Prem. $35.82 with 3 p'c't. Reserve. Cash Guarantees.On basis of dividends lieinj; paid in 1902.

loth year, <239.no 30th year, J712.00

15th " 405.00 35th " 763.00

20II1 " 602.00 40th " S1.19.00

25th " 657.00Send for Rates at Your A"e.

1st year,2nd "3rd "4U1 "5th "6th "7th "Sth "9th ".tli "

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1 i th vear,12th " '13U114th '15th '16th17th '1 Sth19th20th '

$27-5<26.9.S26.4625-9125-3424.7624.1623-5422.9.22.24

20U1 Dividend is 514.26.Policy now paid up and participates in

surplus.

T . E. LANE, General Agent for NewYork City and New Jersey,

J15 Broadway, N. Y.

ROBERT W. BI,AKE, Special Agent, Cranford, N. J.

INDEX OF ADVERTISERS.Adams, E K, insurance . . . 1 5 Connoly, \Y \V,funeral director 3

Co , pianolas 32 Cook. Henry , bookbinder, . . 19Hotel, W \V Mooney . 50 Cox Engraving Co 30

Anchor Post Co 4'» Cox, S J, lawyer 17Anderson, Miss C H, dress- Cranford Building Loan Ass'11. 51

maker, milliner 58 Cranford Chronicle, newspaper 50Assembly Hall 41 Cranford Flour and Feed Store 23Hachman, H S, lumber and coal (><> Cranford Hand Laundry . . . 9B icon,S R,fruits and vegetables 59 Crauford Hotel, M. Hess prop. 12Balmforth, Isaac, blacksmith . 3N Cranford Meat Market,Barnett Cycle Co., bicycles . . 9 D D Irving 13Barr, S, ladies' tailor . . . . 43B.iuer, d e n F , teacher piano . 31Bauer, J L, civil engineer . . 4Beebe, Geo A, ice 59Berry & Co , dry goods, . . . 19Block, S. shoes 3.SB iloiio, Tony, shoemaker . . . 51Bradlev,L,real estate and ins. . 13Brink, S K, feed, farming tools 4SBrown, G E, sand, grading . . 5Brainier, R jeweler 29Brvant, J H, barber 17Burkely Hotel 04Central Hotel, J Ehrhard t .p rop 12Clark, A & F, flagging . . . 4 8Conn. Mat Life Ins. Co . . . 65Connolly, J C, lawyer . . . . iS

Dahl, C, kindling wood . . . 11Doremus, H M & J F, grocers . 25Doyle, B A, electrician . . . . 21Doyle, Charles, oil dealer . . . 4 0Doyle, John, plumber . . . . 22Drake X, flour and feed . . . 6Elizabeth Daily Journa l . . . . 1 3Elizabeth Evening Times . . . (1Elizabethtown Gas Light Co. . 24English & Knox, plumbers . . 2 1Fairleigh Villa, E Munoz, prop. 22Fidelity & Casualty Co . . . . 6Fink, H L, carriages . . . . 35First National Bank, Westfield 24Fox, C J, builder 10Franklin, John, barber . . . . 56French R M, upholstery . . . 3 4

Gige.W H,teacher piano,organ 27Gammidge, A E, druggist . . 7Gardner Gymnasium, Annie

Edgecumbe 25Garwood Hotel, Paul Britz . . 63Garwood Land Improvem't Co. 52Gilhooly, P H, lawyer . . . . 4SGolf Stables, J Z Smith . . 3XGray. \V X, funeral director . 14Gray, \Y X, window shades . 5Hampton Hall, F E Bates prop. 18Heath, H R, real estate . . . 2.xHohensteiu.R F,flour and feed 39Hoiles & U'Donnell, plumbers 22Hoover's Mrs .Private School . 10Hopkins, A (>, upholsterer . .11Huber, M, restaurant . . . .51Jackson Park, lots for sale . . 42Jahn, Philip, painter and paper

hanger 14Jimerson, W S, mason, builder 17Johns' Liquid Paints . . . .27Jones, C G, architect . . . . 28Kingsland, Mrs., Robes. . . . 53Laggreu,carpet cleaning,awngs 29La Rosa, V C, caterer . . . . 54Leahy, florist, slate roofs . . . 19Lehman & Co, grocers . . . . 19Lent, D B, real estate, insurance46Longley,Grace,vccal instructor 50Lots for sale, H E Randolph . 26Lusardi, H, fruit and candy . . 10Malonev,John,sewer contractor 36Manning &Son, marble yard . 59Maimr View Ho-ise, J A

Sanford 53 ;Markusson, Peter, garbage

collector 29 1Mathey, Dean, agt periodicals 30MeGhee.Mrs intelligence office (S3Meeker <S: Lewis, builders . . 57Mendell, \Y \Y, justice of peace 25Miller Bros, fruits <Sc vegetables iSMiller, H B, electrician . . . 26Moffett, C L, lawyer 47 \Money to Loan 49Moody, John & Co, 23Morev-Larue Laundry . . 57,60Morrow, S T, pianos 37Munoz, C E, teacher violin

and piano 40Myers, A \V, intelligence office 33Mvers' Restaurant 26X Y Painting 6c Decorating Co 5X 'Xatharius, J, tailor 14National State Bank, 1st inside

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Xew Orange Industrial Assn . 44Xew York Haberdasher,

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XTorris & Co, stationers . . . 45Oakley & Son, architects . . . 45Orlowski 's Hotel , A Orlowski . 56Osteopathy 43Peck Lumber Mfg. Co, builders 33Plainfield Business College . . 47Plainfield Trus t Co 2Potts & Son, J, grocers . . . . 4 1Provoost, D B, architect . . . 43Rankin, J C \V, coal and wood . 30Riccitelli, Joseph, meats . . . 5 4Ridgeway, \ \*J, building

materials 55Rindell, Robert,coal and lumber 33Roll, J B, milkman 15Rosedale and Linden Park

Cemeteries 2Royal Inn, R E Hawkins , prop. 56Sattels, pianos 58Seward C, real estate, insurance 5Seward,Harriet E, teacher piano 35Schindler John, horseshoer . . 31Schmidt & Rheinhart , painters 31Schwarz, C, Central Meat

Market 15Shapiro, A, dry goods, clothing 27Sing, Charles, laundry . . . . 7Sperry 6fc Alexander Co.,

kodaks, cutlery 17Swenson, L R, expressman . . 11Townley, dry goods 46Trading Stamps, center pagesTurner , E A, upholstering and

liniment 23Tuthill & Felt,feed, tools . . . 55Union Business C illegi . . . . 8Union County Trust Co., back

cover.Union Water Co., last inside

cover.United Electric Co 20Upsala College 55Ussing, Agnes, stenographer . 39Yail-Deane School 36Yandeever, Charles, horsehoer 34Van Fleet &S011, coal, wood, ice 60Walker, M B, grocer . . . . ^8Waterson, John, builder . . . 7Webster Gas Engines . . . . 49Welch Bros, painters . . . 3 6Westfield Bakery . . . ' . ' 3White iS: Son, fish and oysters 37Whitman Mtg. Co, machine

shop 3Williams X D, dry go xls . . . 16Win lfeldt, P J,fish & vegetables 64Wheeler, Jesse, tercher violin,

mandolin 37Wheeler, M F, ice . . . \ 9Woolruff, W B, florist . . ' . ' . 47

! UNION WATER COMPANY,1 INCORPORATED 1870. j* ORGANIZED 1891.

IThe Union Water Company supplies the inhabi-

tants of the villages of Fanwood, Westfield, Cranfordand Roselle with water for domestic use.

"The Purest and Sweetest that Nature Can Yield."********************

In June, 1895, the water supplied by the Company was analyzedby Allen Hazen, Esq., a leading hydraulic expert of Boston, andpronounced by him to be "water of great organic purity," and ina letter to one of the Company's patrons he adds, "You are to becongratulated up'on having so good a supply, and you need haveno anxiety whatever as to its wholesomeness."

The interest of the Company is identified with the villages inwhich its plant is located, and it is fche policy of the managementto do its full share to promote their growth and prosperity.

The Gompaqy Refers to all its Patrons.

A representative of the Company v/ill be pleasedto call on parties who do not at present use waterfrom its mains, and explain rates, terms, method ofservice, etc.

Union Water Company,At 68 Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. J.

Union County Trust Company,Elizabeth, N.

CAPITAL, - $200,000SURPLUS, - $100,000

Acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardianand Trustee. Takes charge of estates, issuesletters of credit, foreign and domestic, andtransacts a general banking and collectingbusiness.

Interest allowed on balances of $500 and over,at rate of 2 per cent., subject to check, payablein N. Y. funds if desired.

The Savings Department receives depositsof $1.00 and upwards, upon which interest isallowed at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum.Open daily, and Monday evenings from 7:30to 9 o'clock. Money deposited on or before thethird of any month will draw interest from thefirst of that month. Boxes to rent in our SafeDeposit f au l t s for $5.00 and up a year, alsoroom for storage of valuables at reasonablerates.

BANKING HOUSE, CORNER OF BROAD

AND WEST GRAND STREETS.

Officers:THOMAS N. McCARTER, President.

FRANK BERGEN, Vice-President.C H. K. HALSEY, Sec'ty. & Tta - .ret.

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