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Alden st, n\v. North av to Holly stArlington rd, se, Cranford av to NorthBeech st, inv. West End pi to—Berkeley pi, n\v. Hampton st to West

End piBloomingdale av, ne, Elizabeth av to

Birchwood avBrookside pi, s\v. Orchard st to tp

lineBurnside av. s\v, Lincoln av to Lexing-

ton avCasino av, ne, Riverside av to WillowCentennial av, se. South av to RaritanCentral av, ne, Eastman st to EighthCherry st, se, Union av to ChestnutClaremont pi, se, Orange av to Cran-

ford avCranford av. ne, Eorest av to BirchwoodO mmings st, ne, Centennial to SouthPenman av, s. Lincoln to Railway avEastman st, tnv, C R R to Pittsfield

Elise st, ne, South av to BurnsideElizabeth av, se, Lhiion av to C R RElm st, e, Railway River to Centen-

nial avEaitoute av, se, tp line to tp lineForest av, se. Union av to North avGrove st, s, Mulberry to Linclon avHamilton av, ne, Arlington rd to Eliz-

beth avHampton st. ne, Orchard to SpringfieldHigh st, s, South av to Lincoln avHolly st, s\v and w. Springfield av to

tp lineHollywood av, se, South av to LincolnJohnson av, s\v, Elise st to—Lexington av, se, Locust av to RaritanLincoln av, se, e. ne, North av to NorthLinden pi, s, Orange av to Union avMadison av, ne, Arlington rd to Eliza-

beth avMaple pi, se. Orange av to Prospect avMarlboro st, se. Union av to Xorth avMiln st, ne. North av to Springfield avNorman pi, mv, Pittsfield st to West

End pi

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MAP OF CRANFORD STREETS

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PRINCIPAL STREETS (See Map Pa.oe 4)

Normandy pi, nc, Springlield av tu Sixth st, nw, Orange av to NormandyKighth st : Si null av, c, tp line to tp line

>rth av. c, tp line to tp line | Springfield av, nw. Union av tu tp lineSpriu'o st, nw, West End pi to—S\l\ ester st, e, Cianford av to Hannl

ton avTuxedo pi, ne. Willow av to ChesterI'liion av. sw. Pacific av to Lincoln avWalnut av, C R R to Raritan rd

av, ne, Spriuglield av to Failoute0 chard st. nw. N'orlh av to BrooksidcPacific av, -c, ( (range av tu Union av1 arker av, sc. Orange a\ tu S\lvaniaPine st, e. Railway River to—l'ittsheld st. ne. Orchard st tu P.crke-

'ey pi Washington pi, nw, Union av to SouthFYospect av. re. Rnerside av tu Willuw Willow av, se. Orange av to Union avRaritan rd. e. Walnut av to tp line Willuw -t. nw, Hampton st to—Retford av, sw, Lincoln av tu Marsh \\ oodlawn av, nw. Union av to—Riverside av, e, Xormamly pi tu Union. Wuudside av, e, Linculn av tu Park

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Eugene W. Austin, Viot-rresident.Geo. W. Littell, Treasurer.

Kenyon Messick, Steret.-iry.Berkeley C. Austin, Counsel.

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Cranford Officers and Institutions

BOARD OF EDUCATIONFrank R Swackhamer, PresidentGeorge A Watson, District Clerk

Fremont N BrundageCharles \V BurtisAlvan R DenmanEdward EverettFrank T SloanLeon E ThorpeB A Towl

BOARD OF HEALTHJohn \V Heins, PresidentAlfred H ^Tiller. SecretaryJames I. Vail, Physician

Severin R DroescherIsaac V S Hillier, 1911Walter ScholesJames Z Smith, 1911Frank R SwackhamerCharles YV Burtis, 1912Frederic B Ryan, 1912

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Christian and -Missionary Alliance, Op-era House blk

First Baptist, colored, High st,I). Wadswortli Cannon, Pastor

First Church of Christ, Scientist.Springfield av & Miln st

First Methodist Episcopal, Walnut av,Herbert Rhinesmith, Pastor

First Presbyterian, Union av. Genres FGreene. Pastor; Gordon M Rus-sell, Asst

St Marks A M E, South av. Hardy[vey. Pastor

St Michael's Roman Catholic, Miln st.George H Mueller, Rector

St Paul's Methodist Episcopal, Eastmanst. Edgar M Compton, Pastor

Trinity Episcopal, North it Forest avs,John Edgecumbe, Rector

n . r n sCasino. Riverside & Casino a\sGolf Club, Lincoln av, opp I'nion av

KIRK ALARM IIOXKS17 —South &• Walnut avsi.X — 1 1 X L'nion avK)—I'"ire Headquarters_'S—L'nion av & Claremont pi37—Centennial & Lincoln avs4(1—L'nion & Lincoln avs5.!—Orchard st &• Xorth av(>_• — < (range av & Linden pi

145—Hampton & Eastman sts217—North av & Arlington rd.',15—Hdlly st & Springfield av415—Lincoln & Walnut avs

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ArchitectsBell, Clyde C, 8 W South avHollingsworth it Bnigdon, Chronicle blk

Automobiles, BicyclesBarnett, Xoah A, 101 W North avCranford .Garage, 29 E North av

Bakers' GoodsDiamond, Henry, Walnut & South avsKivatenis, Philip, 102 Walnut avReusch, Howard E, 17 Eastman stSauer, Chas J, 102 Walnut av

RankCranford National, 3 Bank bids

Barbers, Milliard*

liryant. James H, 2 Miller blkJittner, Paul, 11 N Union av

BlacksmithsRarnett, Noah A, 101 W Xorth avSchindler. John, 21 S L'nion avWinans, Isaac, 504 E Lincoln av

Bf>nrdlng

Hampton Hall, 104 Hampton stThe Riverside, 12 Riverside av

BootblacksLunger, Win. I X Union avSon.'irdi. Joseph, C R R station

Boots and Shoes

Shapiro. A M. 17 N Union avSill;cr«\ Edwin. S ' Ipera blk

Bottled BeersJensen, L R, 104 W South av

Building- and Loan AssociationCranford Mutual, Opera blk

HuildinK Materials, liiimlier

P.eli, Charles L, E North avRindell, Robert, I Walnut av

Butchers

In ing, David I >. 4 N Union avMyers Bros, 1 Opera blkVilch & Co, 2 Bank bldg

Cabinet Mork

Waterson, John, 501 Central avCandy, Ice Cream

Diamond, Henrv. Walnut & South avsFerrari & Calzetti, 9 N L'nion avLusardi, Herman, J, 4 Opera blk

Carpenters and Builders

P.•,•11, Charles L, 192 E Xorth avI'ON. Charles J. . 2 Grove stKreie, Diedrich, Chronicle blkMathews, Theo W, 33 W South av

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Carpenter.* and Builder*Mendell, Win W. 106 Walnut avI'oston & Apffar, .514 E North avTeichmann, Karl, Burnside av

Civil Engineer*Ham, Frank B, Opera blkMosher, Edward, Bank bids

Clothing;—Heady Mn<leShapiro, A M 17 M Union avSillii-rg. Edwin, 8 Opera blk

Coal null WoodRankin, James C \\ . 11 E North avRindell. Robert, 1 Walnut av

Contra ctorHDoyle, Charles W, 138 Centennial av.Massa, Camilla, 37 Burn.side av1'ark. James C. 11 E North av

DentlNtaBrackett. Wilber H, 113 Miln stHinman, Samuel M, 102 N UnionWakefield, Robt. 113 W North av

DreNNmakerM

Casey. Miss. Chronicle blkDrusrsriHts

Marion, John, 5 Opera blkReay, John R, 15 X Union av

Dry fioodsBerry & Co, 6 Opera blkHess, Martin, Walnut avShapiro, A M, 17 N Union av

ElectricianHDoyle, B A, 134 Centennial avJussell, L A, 2r N Union av

RusrosHerI >i' Barry. J E, 206 Central av

ExpreftMCook. Henry, 2 Opera blkI'nitfd States, C R R stationRobbins, C T, C R R stationWallace, L G, 103 High st

Fancy GoodMArt &• Gift Simp, Opera blk

Fnrm I»rodnceI.ndl.iw. G E. Brook-side piWinaiis, John. E Lincoln a\-

FiHh MarketsIrvine. David D. 4 N Union ax-Milch & Co. 2 Bank bld.tr

Florist. Cut FI«MerNUssintr, C, X12 Spring-Held av

Flour and Feed' Vane. Aaron D, 1 Bank bldgW'berler, C R, 202 E South av

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CRANFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY 11Fruits mill YeKctnbles

Cranforcl Fruit and Produce Market,17 E Xorth av

Miller. J Erving, Miller blkFurniture Moving, Storage

Cook. Henry, 2 Opera blk<iiirl»nK~e Collectors*

Ditzel. Henry, Centennial avLavar, A C, Garden stMarkrsson, Peter, Meeker av

GrocersDoremus. J Frank, 7 Eastman stPendorf, Angelo. 212 E South avPotts. Richard T Potts hldgScholes. Walter, 4 Bank bid-Tarlow, C I, 23 S Union av

Hnlls nuil Theatres

Cranforcl Moving Picture Theatre, \YXorth av

Opera House, Opera hlkSons & Daughters of Charity, 20H F.

South avHanlnnre

Kreie. Diedrich, Chronicle hlkPike, Arthur C, 3 Opera hlk

Hotels and Hestaurnuts

Central Hotel. South & Walnut avsCranford Hotel, Walnut & Union avsK:e<lling. Martin, wagon, 10 E Xorth avSouth Avenue Hotel. 112 E South av

\\ ! eeler. Millard F. 202 E South avJewelry

Howard. M L. 9 Opera hlkJustice of the Peace

Mendell. W W. 106 Walnut avKimllinu Wood

Johnson. Albert, 10 S Union avLnnndry

Wo, Charley. 12 E Xorth avLawyers

Austin, Berkeley C, IOT Forest avCON. Stephen J, 107 Hamilton stPark, Frederick W, 215 Miln st

Livery' anil Cabmen

Gabbett. Win, 8 Woodlawn avGran, Edward, 9 N Union avHoffey, Peter, 7 Burnside av

Bell, C L, E Xorth avRindell, Robert, 1 Walnut av

>lasons

I-o\ eland, Leslie L, 200 E North ax-Moore, Elmer L, 22 Berkeley piSchafer & Neuman, Burnside avWcwer & McMahon. 24. \\ Lincoln avVansch, Carl, Burnside av

Men's Furnishings

Helix i!t Co, 6 Opera blkShapiro, A M, 17 N Union avSill;er;;. Edwin, S Opera blk

Milkmen

\lderney Dairy Co, ElizabethBordens Condensed Milk Co, RoselleDanker, August, 376 E Lincoln avHaessig, Frank, WestfielclMcManus. Patrick F, Raritan rdOakey, R Stanton, Orange av

Millinery

Bindenlierger, Louise, 13 E Xorth avMoving; Vans, Storage

Cook, Henry, 2 Opera blkMusic Teachers

Wheeler, Jesse, 42 S Union avLa.Mont, Enid M S. 16 Springfield av

\ew* Dealers

Harris. Chas C. Chronicle blkL'ninn Xexvs Co. Central station

Hampton HallHampton and Eastman Sts.

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The RiversideRiverside and Prospect Avs.

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12 CRANFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORYNewspapers, Printing

Chronicle, Chronicle blkCitizen, 5 S Union av

Oil Dealers

Doyle, Charles W, 138 Centennial avEpps, David, 181 E North av

Painters

Rlakeslee & Philip, 25 E North avJalin, Fred H, 11 Eastman stWarsinski, Carl, 46 Buniside av

Photographer

Cox, Howard. 36 Grove stPhysicians

Gilpin, Friend B, 118 W Novth avIrwin, Fred'k C. 1 E Claremont piMacConnell, C \V, 107 Eastman stMacConnell, Joseph K, 3 Miln stPerkins, James L, 16 Alden stUssing. Agnes, osteopath, Opera blkVail, James L, 24 Holly st

Plumbers

Doyle, John, 13 N Union avHess Bros, 7 S Union avIsleib. Win, 1 Miller blk

Real Estate and Insurance

Adams, E K, 308 N Union avBoffo, F, 104 Centennial avCranford Realty Co, 13 N Union avDrysdale, W B, 22 Eastman stFerguson & Van Name, 2 Opera blkManor Realty Co, Chronicle blkXormandie Park Co, Chronicle blkRankin, James C W, 11 E North avShaheen, S A, 364 E Lincoln avSewanl. Clarence, IQ Eastman stStone, G Dwight, Chronicle blk

Sicn Painter

Price, Elisha A. 9 Grove stTailors

Duty, <;>•<> B, Chronicle blkKirchciibaum, J, 25 S Union avX'atharius, Joseph. Chronicle blkAla^zen. Nathan, Miller blk

Undertaker

Gray Burial & Cremation Co, 106 XUnion av

1'llholsterers

Du.ryea, E A, Chronicle blkHopkins, A ("), Opera blk

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Aliry, Clara Mrs, 114 W North avAbry, Philip, 114 \Y North avAlux, Ralph, i n Forest avAdams, Carrie L, 308 N Union avAdams, Emmor K insurce, 308 N Union\dams, Win A. 48 E North av\dams. W H, 15 E North avAddoms, Arnold H, 109 Hampton st\ddoms, Wm H. Hampton Hall\halt, Rov M, 18 Arlington rdAilinger, fini, Union and Lenox avs\itkcn, John, Mrs. 217 W North avMbertson, Townsend, Union cor ForestAlbertson, T Willis, Union cor ForestAlbright. Christian, 108 W South avAldrich, Edward, supt tank house

South av; h .305 Central avAldrich, R C, 25 Central avAllan, Geo C, 2h Burnside avMian. Gen P, 104 Orchard stAllard. Harriet, Mrs. 9 Norman piAllen. Mary, 28 \V South avAlmy. Gertrude, teacher. Grant schoolAlshouse. George, 20 Grove stMtenberger. Ulrich, AldeneAnderson, Carl G, 246 W North av

Carl J, u Spruce stEric G, 246 \V Nurth avErnest C. 246 W North avGeo W. 212 Hollv stGurli \V, 240 \V North avJacob. 2\ W Lincoln av

,. Emery P. .1 Washington piAntalac. Andrew. 26 Burnside avAnthony. Geo B, 208 Walnut avAnthonv. Theo V W, 104 Maple piApgar, Ira, 314 E North av\rachtingi. Henry, 440 E Lincoln av\nnstrong, Henry. 1 Pine st\rmstrong, Mary H. Mrs. T03 Holly stArt and Gift Shop, opera blk\sheka, Tno, Springfield av\shlev Clarence S, 211 Holly st.Ashlev,' Wm F, jr. 211 Holly st•\tknis David. }2 E North av\twater. Hnrrv E. 313 E North av•\ustin. Berkeley C, township attorncv

101 Forest av\ustin, Fugene W. 101 Forest avKi'stin. Shelley F. TOI Forest avAverv. John, 47 Johnson av

Rnbrock. Mrs A. 15 Madison avRailev, Toseph T, 104 High stBailey, Robert, 31 Johnson avBaker T D. n o Holly stBaker,' Vernon P. n o Holly stBalding, Edear W, 19 Holly stBalnjforth, Tsaac. Mrs, 207 Walnut avBalmforth, Tohn W, 207 Walnut avBalmforth, Ralph, 207 Walnut avBalmiere Park, Springfield avBaltes, Herman, Brookside pi

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Bank building, N Union av and AlclenBanker, John W. 10 Madison avBanker, Harold A. 16 Madison ax-Baptist Church. High st, U YVadsworth

Caniinn, pastorBargos, Juan. 301 Orange avBarnes, David, 25 Woodlawn avRarnett, Noah A. carnages. 101 \V

North av; h. -'-'4 W North avBarnett, Newton A. garage, 29 F North

av: h, 13 F North avBartlett, Harry R, Lawn TerraceRarton, Bernard (',, 16 Sylvester stRartow. Win N. 14 Central avlia^sett. Ansel D, 108 Cranford avRates, Fannie E. Mrs. ro4 HamptonBates. George H. 23 Holly stBates. J Ross, 306 Elizabeth avBaylis, A. 211 Miln stRaylis, A Wilbur, 505 Springfield avRaylis Howard A, 211 Miln stReadle, Charles H, 220 \V North avBeadle, Edward. Springfield avReadle. F.dward. jr, Springfield avReadle, Edward R, Springfield avBeadle. Frances, 3 E North avBeardsley, Hulbert T F, 211 N UnionReck, Gus, 213 \V North avBeckett. Jno S, 306 F North avReecher, Henry \V, io.s W South avBeekman. B F. Mrs. 107 Holly stBebnert. August, Lexington av cor

Walnut avBehnert. August, ir, Lexington avRehnert, Fred. Raritan cor Centennial avRehnert, Otto, policeman, 5 Burnside avBeier. Paul, 25 E North avBell. Bernard, 10,2 E North avBell, Chas L, builder, nlaning mill. E

North av; h. ig2 F North avRell. Cly<U' C. architect. 8 W South avRill. Tames. 48 Burnside avBell. Win, TQ2 E North avllenedict, Marie A, Mrs. 7 PittsficldRenedict. Susan A, 61 q Willow stRennett, A M, mrrr Manor Realty Co,

Chronicle folkRennett, Clinton W, 28 Burnside avBennett, David B, teacher Grant schoolBenson, Anna M, 10s W North avBenson. Claire C, 38 Johnson avRerestrand. Chas \\r, 4 F South avRergstrand. Judith. 4 Rank bldgRerrv & Co, drv goods. 6 opera folkRerrv, Perlev M. Hnmoton HallRerstecher, Fred'k A. 222 W NorthBevis, Henry H. 614 Orange avRe -IT, \ndre\v, S21 Snringfield avHever, George. 2T S Union avBickler. Fmma. Mrs, 115 W North avRigelow. Eilward A, IIT N Union a\-Ri'/clow. Olivia. Mrs A B. n 1 N UnionRiglow, Len C. John <t

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I Bindenberger, Henry, E South avI Bindenberger, J Fred, 6 W Lincoln avI Bindenberger, Louise, •millinery, 13 E' North av; h, 33 Grove st] Bindenberger, Philip j , 6 W Lincoln avi Bindenberger, William, a Grove stBingham, Emma, 18 Forest avBlake, Luther L, Hampton HallBlake, Robert W, 15 Hampton stBlakeslee & Philip, painters, .25 E NorthBlakeslee. Clarence E, 235 W North avBlankenhorn Cornelia V, Mrs, 22 Ar-

lington rdBlomingdale, James, 211 \Y North avBodo, Frank, Osborn piBoelter, Joseph, cur Union and LenoxBuffo, Fritz, real estate, 104 Centen-

nial avBolilino-. Maria cor Elizabeth and

Bloomingdale avsBolono, Tony, cobbler, 14 E North avBonsall, Jesse S, 32 Forest avI'miini. Gerald, 26 E Xnrth avBoiTiie, Harriet, Mrs Frank R, 101

Holly stBnvci1, Alice. 12 Hampton st

J Boyer, J R C, 120 Cranford avj Brackebush, Louise, 615 Willow stBrackebush, Theresa, 615 Willow st

I Bracken, Wilbur H. Dentist. 113 Milni Bradley, Franklin X. 3Q'> Orchard stBradlev. May D. librarian; h, 417 Or-

chard <tBradley, Sarah A. Mrs, 313 E North avRradlev. Theodore F, 417 Orchard stBrandon. Wm B. 115 Forest avRrru-Kirrl, Mary F. Mrs. 203 Holly stBrainerd. Florence A. teacher. Grant

schoolBraman, T.awrence T. 10 Orange avRratton. Bessie W. Mrs, 116 N Union avRravtnn. Frank. 236 Garden stBremrver. John G, Riverside av and

Normandy piBrennan, Frank, 206 E South avRrcnnan. Jefferson, Retford avBrennan, Lawrence, 206 E South avBrenpan. Terrence, 206 E South avBri-'^s. Chester H, 16 Berkeley piBritton, Winchester, 16 Cranford avBronson, Henry, 425 Orchard stBrooks, Ernest, 15 Grove stBrooks, Lewis, 15 Grove stBrooks. Royal D. =107 Linden piBrophv, Toseph. Miller blkBrown. Henry, 231 Cranford avBrown, James. 227 Cranford avBrown, Jerry, Pacific avBrown, Joseph R, 5 opera blk; h, T2t

N Union avBrown, Margaret, 604 Linden piBrown. W F, Potts bldgBrownrigg, Leo. 219 Walnut av


Brundage, Fremont N, 217 Holly stBryant, Ernest R, 229 Walnut avBryant. James H, barber, 2 Miller blk;

h, 103 W North avBryant, W'm., 103 \V North avBrymer, A, Mrs L V P, Hampton HallBuckley, William \V, 17 Central avBuilding & Loan Ass'n. opera blkBull, Wm T, 7 Willow stKumsted, J Alfred. 3 Miln stBurdick, Herbert D, 5 S Union avBurke, A R. Mrs, 25 Holly stBurke, Dennis, propr Central HotelBurke, Win. Hampton and Willow stsHurley, Albert W. 402 Willow avHurley. Edward H. 402 Willow avBurr. Tsahelle, Mrs D. o Holly stBurtis, Charles W. 24 Madison avBush. Chas Homer, 32=; Prospect avBusbfield, W A, 114 W North avButterworth. Edwin, s Burnside av

Cable, George W, 117 Adlen stCaesar, Chas. Burnside avCallawav. P A. towerman, C R RCalzetti. Louis. 18 Woodlawn av("amp, Wilbur H. 221 Central avCampbell. Geo B, Mrs, 9 WashingtonCampbell. P D. 112 W North avCanda, Abeel, 1 Willow stCannon. Rev D Wadswortli, pastor

Baptist churchCanoe Club. Spring-field avCantello. Vito, 8 opera blkCarev, James, too E North avCarmer, Frederick, 210 Orange avCarpenter, F. A.. 3 Berkeley piTarnenter. Mrs W. 16 Holly stCarroll. Wm, 407 Orchard stCarruth. Edward. 7 Washington piCasey. Mary. Mrs John, Orange avCasey, Mi s M. gowns. Chronicle blkCasino, Riverside cor Casino avCassels, A L. 1 bank bklgCanlkins. Franklin P. 4 Sylvester stCavalier, Marv, 449 E Lincoln avCentral Hotel, Dennis Burke, prop.

South and Walnut avsCentral R R Station and Freight House,

Walnut avChadwick. Ernest W. 240 W North avChadwick. Stanley H. 221 E North avChamberlain. Alfred. 215 E North avChamberlain. Edward P. 215 E NTorth avChamberlain. Frank J. 215 F. North avChamberlain, Wm. 215 F. North avChamberlaine. S Lloyd. 21 s Holly stChambers. Allan M. 320 Prospect avChambers, Chas E W. 320 Prospect avChapin. Henrv T. 3T Central avChase, Alice M~M'rs. 208 Maple piChilrls. H W. 200 EhVabeth av

John Waterson

CABINET WORK

OFFICE AND .SHOP:

Central Avenue and Sixth Sreeet


Arthur C. PikeDKAI.KR IN

HARDWARE

JJousefurrjishing Goods

Paints, Glass, Seeds, Etc.

Tel. 116-J

T, Opera House Block

1 Cranford, New Jersey

CRANFORD HOUSE DIRECTORY

Theo. W. MathewsCarpenter and

General ContractorCabinet Work and Office

Fittings a Specialty

Estimates Furnished

i,i \Y. South Avenue


L. A.

Electrician

WIRING & CONTRACTWORK

Estimates Furnished

Township Inspector of StreetLight Wiring

Tel. 160-J

21 N. Union Avenue, Cranford

Christian and Missionary Alliance, Op-era blk

Christian Science Church and ReadingRoom, Springfield av cor Miln

'"'•Hainan, (ieo, 15 Washington piChristmas, Alexander, E South avChristy, John L, 6 Hampton stChronicle building, North av. Union av

and Eastman stChronicle, newspaper. Chronicle blkChub, Henry. 354 E Lincoln avChurchill. Margaret, Mrs, 222 E North

• Citizen, newspaper, 5 S L'nion avClark, Alfred S, 305 Casino avClark, Elijah L, Sixth and NormandyClark, .1 F Mrs, 12 Cranford avClark, Joseph G, 12 Cranford avClarke, Wm R. 9 Holly stCleland. Rebecca Mrs, 505 SpringfieldClements, Marv L, 16 Cranford avCline. Thco S," 230 W North avClose, Frank N P., 7 Sylvester stCoade. Wm H, The Riverside(oady, Chas R. no Prospect av

' Cobk Samuel. 108 E South avCochran. Richard E, 207 Holly stCole, Edward, 202 E North av

i Coleman. Edward. II N Union avCollado, Emilio G. 114 Miln st

j Co'lier, Clifford, 6 Orange avI Colligan, Ernest, 229 W North avO'Uigan. Jno. T., 229 W North avCollins, D C Newman 232 Walnut avColl'iis, John I, Seventh stCollins, John J. 220 W North avCollins. Harold L. 232 Walnut avColonere, Tony, Meeker av("oloiiero. T ouis, E Lincoln avCompton. Edgar M, pastor St. Paul's

church; h 108 Eastman stOvrne. Wm. 10 Woodlawn avConkling, Elizabeth W. 106 Miln stCnrHine, " 'ary T, 106 liln stConkling, Harold DeH, 106 Miln stConk-line, T Sterling, 306 Orange avConkling, Joseph W, 106 Miln st•"'-•rnoliv. Virginia. Hampton HallConrow. Robert W, 8 W Claremont piCook, Fred W, prin Sherman school;

home 28 \Y South avCook, Henry, furniture, express, 2

opera blkCook, ^'ary C,. teacher. Grant schoolCook. Percy, F. Lincoln avCook's Storage. 21s E South avCorbett. Fred, Jahii blkCorbett, George, Jahn bldgCorbin, Mr, Rrookside pirV>rHn. Mrs Margaret. 101 Hampton stCorlies, J Archibald, teacher, Grant

schoolCornell. Jennie D. teacher. Grant schoolCox, C Ray, 208 Central av


Cox, Frank E, 37 S Union avCox, George W, 21 W Lincoln avCox, Howard, engraver, 36 Grove stCox, Joseph, 105 High stCox. Mary T, Mrs, 37 S Union avCox. Stephen J, lawyer, 107 HamptonCox, William S, 20 Grove stCoy, Charles E, 316 Casino avCraft Albert B, '228 Walnut avCraft. Frcd'k M, 22S Walnut avCraft, William T, .'28 Walnut ax-Craig. Chas A. builder, 22 Eastman stCrane, Aaron I), flour and feed, 1 bank

bklg.Crane, Abbv. 42 Springfield avCrane, Edward B, 307 Walnut ax-Crane, Edward S. 307 Walnut avCrane. Harry \V, post office clerk; h

308 Walnut ax-Crane, James E, 42 Springfield ax-Crane, Jennie, Mrs G F. 16 SpringfieldCrane, John R. 20 W Lincoln ax-Crane, John M, 1 TO Miln stCrane, Robert E, 200. Central av 'Crane, Sarah. Mrs J C, 42 SpringfieldCrane, Then A. tax collector, 2.15 Wal-

nut avCrane. Walter M. n o Miln stCranford Mutual Building and Loan !

Association, opera blkCranford Canoe Club, Springfield av ;

and river 1Cranford Casino, Riverside cor Casino '

avCranford Chronicle, Chronicle blk("ranford Citizen, 5 S Union avCranford Field and River Club, rear ,18

Springfield avCranford Fire Headquarters, 33 E NorthCranford Fruit and Produce Market,

17 E Xorth avCranford Garage, 211 E North avCranford Golf Club, Lincoln av, opp

Union avCranford Hotel, Union and Walnut avsCranford Library, 108 Miln stCranford Lockup, 108 \T Union avCranford National Bank, 3 bank bldgCranford Oil Stone Works, E LincolnCranford Opera House, opera blkCranford Pharmacy, 15 NT Union avCranford Po--t Office, 7 opera blkCranford Power house, F. South avCranford Realty Co., 13 N Union avCranford Tank House, E South avCranfo'd Telephone Exchange. } E

NorthCranford Township Rooms, bank bldg(Vary, Frederic H, 506 Linden piCraxvlev. Baker. Garden stCrefeld, Frank, 56 Johnson avCrisler, Annette, teacher. Grant schoolCromwell, Adelaide Mrs, 338 Walnut

W. B. Woodruff

FLORIST ANDNURSERYMAN

FRUIT & ORNAMENTALSHADE TREES

Nursery at Westfield ..* J*<M One Minute from Trolley

Charlev Wo

LAUNDRY

SPECIAL PRICES ONFAMILY WORK

Goods Called for and Delivered

Free of Charge

1 2 K. North ave.



Enid

SING

Le<

Music

16

M. S. La Mont

Teacher of

ING AND

SIGHT-READING

tui'e-Uecitals and

•al Kntertainments

Springfield Avenue


N. \T. Studio: Carnegie Hall

Furniture, BeddingMatting, Linoleums

Improved Carpet Cleaning andRelaying

Upholstering in all its branches

Mattresses Made Over andThoroughly Renovated

Phone Connection

14 Elm Street, - Westfield, N. J.

Cromwell, John H, 338 Walnut avCromwell, Miriam, 338 Walnut avCrouch, Fred W, 17 E North avCrowley. Cornelius, Smith bldgCrowley, John, Smith bldgCruikshank, C M Mrs, The RiversideCruikshank, Kdwin A, 115 Holly stCruikshank, Frank D, 210 Holly stCi-blwrley, Mrs C M, 24 Holly" stCulin. Curtis Cr, 107 Holly stCulin, Curtis G jr, 107 Holly stCurette, Adolph, 25 F North avCurrie, David B, 24 Bloomingdale avCrsbing. Frank, 49 Burnside av

! Cushini;, John J, The Riverside

Dahl, Peter, F South avDamon, Anna, Mrs George, 3 MadisonDamon, D Everett. 5 Sylvester stDamon, W Spencer, 3 Madison avDanforth, Fdward H, 111 Alden stDaniels. Win C. 217 E South avDanker August milkman 37(1 E LincolnHarrow. Alonzo X. 330 E North avDarrow. Harriet, 17 E North avDarwent, John P. 48 S Union avDavis, Clias, 6 N L'nion avDavis, Frcd'k Pierrepont. 118 Aldon stDavis, George. 6 N Union avDavis. Mary L. teacher, Sherman schoolDavis. Robert M. 113 Walnut avDay. Clifford H. 114 N Union avDay. Emma. Mrs C 11, 114 N Union avDay. Marv S. Mrs D B, 316 Prospect avDayton. Nina, Pine stDeFabio, Jno, E Lincoln avDcckhert, Kaspar, 30 E North avDeokhut, Elizabeth, Mrs, Lexington'Vckhut. Win, Lexington avDe Groot, Laura, 26 Central avDelsari, Tony, 212 E South avDemago, Frank, 19 Woodlawn avDcmicke. l'"rederick, Faitoute avIVrnmler, Fred'k. Lexington avDeNezo. Anthony. 811 Springfield avriengler, Charles, 204 E South avDenman, Alvan R, 405 Springfield avDenman, John C. Denman avDenning, Fred'k J. 227 W North avDePasqualc, Anna C. Mrs, 420 N UnionDerby, John L, 102 Orchard stn i r c;.i\'t,., K;irl, 23 S Union avneiiT-nnd. Harry W. 204 West End piDeTulio, Frank, 37 Burnside avDcvine, Geo E. 104 OrchardDiamond, Harry, bakery, and confec-

tionery, South and Walnut ax-Dickinson, Joseph H, 1 Spruce stDickinson, Joseph W, I Spruce stDickinson. S L, 232 W North avDickieson, Leonard B, 42 E North avDilks, Lorenzo C, 101 Hampton siDill, John 39 Burnside av

I-T.E : Ft L_iw I IC,!"!/;•: FORD,


Cox, Frank E, 37 S Union avCox, George W, 21 W Lincoln avCox, Howard, engraver, 36 Grove stCox. Joseph, [05 High stCox, Mary T, Mrs, 37 S Union avCox. Stephen J, lawyer, 107 HamptonCox, William S, .20 Grove stCoy, Charles K, 16 Casino avCraft Albert B, 22S Walnut avCraft, Fred'k M. 228 Walnut avCraft, William T, 228 Walnut avCraig. Chas A. builder, 22 Eastman stCrane, Aaron I), flour and feed, I bank

bldg.Crane. Abby. 42 Springfield avCrane, Edward B, 307 Walnut avCrane, Kdward S, 307 Walnut avCrane. Harry W, post office clerk; h

308 Walnut avCrane, James E, 42 Springfield avCrane, Jennie, Mrs G F, 16 SpringfieldCrane, John B. 20 YV Lincoln avCrane, John M, n o Miln stCrane, Robert E, 209 Central avCrane, Sarah, Mrs J C, 42 SpringfieldCrane, Theo A, tax collector, 235 Wal-

nut avCrane, Walter M, iro Miln stCranford Mutual Building and Loan

Association, opera blkCranford Canoe Club. Springfield av

and riverCranford Casino. Riverside cor Casino

avCranford Chronicle, Chronicle blkCranford Citizen, 5 S Union avCranford Field and River Club, rear 38

Springfield avCranford Fire Headquarters, 33 E North(Yanford Fruit and Produce Market.

17 E North avCranford Garage. 20. E North avCranford Golf Club. Lincoln av, opp

Union avCranford Hotel, Union and Walnut avsCranford Library, 108 Miln stCranford Lockup. 108 NT Union avCranford National Bank, 3 bank bldgCranford Oil Stone Works, E LincolnCranford Opera House, opera blkCranford Pharmacy, 15 N Union avCranford Po^t Office, 7 opera blkCranford Power house, R South avCranford Realty Co., 13 N Union avCranford Tank House, E South avCranfnTl Telephone Exchange. 3 E

NorthCranford Township Rooms, bank bldg1 rarv, Frederic H, 506 Linden piCrawlev. Baker, Garden stCrefeld. Frank, 5(1 Johnson avCrisler. Annette, teacher, Grant schoolCromwell. Adelaide Mr\ 338 Walnut

W. B. Woodruff

FLORIST ANDNURSERYMAN

FRUIT & ORNAMENTALSHADE TREES

Nursery at Westfield J* ^j * One Minute from Trolley

Charley Wo

LAUNDRY

SPECIAL PRICES ON

FAMILY WORK

Goods Called for and Delivered

Free of Charge

12 K. North are.

1 Cranford, New Jersey


Enid M. S. La Mont

Teacher of

S1X(UNU AND

Sl(JHT-]{KADL\(J

Lecture-Recitals and

Musical Kntertaimneiits

16 Springfield Avenue


N. Y. Studio: Carnegie Hall

R. 11. French iKT SonFurniture, BeddingMatting, Linoleums

Improved Carpet Cleaning andRelaying

Upholstering in all its branches

Mattresses Made Over andThoroughly Renovated

Phone Connection

14 Elm Street, - Westfield, N. J.

Cromwell, John H, 338 Walnut avCromwell, Miriam, 338 Walnut avCrouch, Fred W, 17 ~E North avCrowley, Cornelius, Smith bklgCrowlcy, John, Smith bldgCruikshank, C M Airs, The RiversideCruikshank, Edwin A, 115 Holly stCruikshank, Frank D, 210 Holly stCi-hlKTley, Mrs C M, 24 Holly stCulm, Curtis G, 107 Holly stCulin, Curtis G jr. 107 Holly stCurette. Adolph, 25 E North avCurrie. David B, 24 Bloomingdale avCrsliing, Frank, 49 Burnside avGushing, John J, The Riverside

Dahl. Peter, F South avDamon, Anna, Mrs George, 3 MadisonDamon. D Fverett. 5 Sylvester stDamon, YV Spencer, 3 Madison avDanforth, Edward H, III Alden stDaniels, Wm C, 217 E South avDanker August milkman 37(1 E LincolnHarrow, Alnnzo X, 330 F North avHarrow. Harriet. 17 E North avDarwent, John P. 48 S Union avDavis. Clias. 6 X Union avDavis, Frcd'k Pierrepont, 118 Alden stDavis, fieor.ue. (> N Union avDavis. Mary L, teacher. Sherman schoolDavis. Robert M. 113 Walnut avDay. Clifford H. 114 N Union avDay, Fmma. Mrs C H, 114 N Union avDay. Marv S. Mrs 1) B. 316 Prospect avDayton. Nina. Pine stDeFaliio, Jno, E Lincoln avDeckhert. Kaspar, 30 E North avDeckhut. Elizabeth, Mrs, Lexington'Vckhi't. Win, Lexington avDe Groot. Laura. 26 Central avDelsari. Tony. 212 E South avDemago, Frank, IQ Woodlawn avDemicke. Frederick, Faitoute avD-mmler. Fred'k. Lexington avDeNezo. Anthony, 811 Springfield avTVngler, Charles, 204 E South avDenman, Alvan R. 405 Springfield avDenman, John C, Denman avDenning, Fred'k J, 227 W North avDePasquale, Anna C. Mrs. 420 N UnionDerbv, John L, 102 Orchard stTVr Gnv'to. Karl, 2? S Union avnesn-nivl. Harry W. 204 West End piDeTulio. Frank, ^7 Burnside avDcvine, Geo E, 104 OrchardDiamond, Harry, bakery, and confec-

tionerv. South and Walnut avDickinson, Joseph H, 1 Spruce stDickinson, Joseph W, 1 Spruce stDickinson, S L. 232 W North avDickieson, Leonard B, 42 I-' North avDilks, Lorenzo C, 101 Hampton stDill, John 39 Burnside av

CHANFORD,


Dillon, Fannie, Potts bldgDuinas, Anton, Burnside avDitzel, Augustus, Denman avDitzel, Charles, 3 Opera blkI >itzel, Ferdinand Mrs, Denman avDitzel, George, Centennial avDitzel, Harry, Centennial avDitzel, Henry, scavengerDitzel, Joseph, Denman avDitzel. Louis, 30 E North avDitzel, Win, 104 E South avDoane, James A. Elizabeth avDockery. James T, towerman C R R,

h 30 Johnson avDodin, Adeilph, 115 Centennial avDohrman, Austin F, 17 Hamilton avDohrnian, James K, 17 Hamilton avDonahue, Thomas, 221 \V North avDooley, Charles E, 130 Centennial avDoremus, J F, grocer, 7 Eastman stDoty, Edward M, expressman, C R R

station; h Smith bldgDuty, George B, tailor, Qironicle blkDoty, Wellington B, 431 E North avDouglass, Walter J, 115 Cranford ax-Doyle, Bernard, 1+2 Centennial avDoyle, Bernard A. electrician, 134 Cen-

tennial av

Doyle, Charles W, sidewalks. 13S Cen-tennial av

Doyle, Edward \Y, 114 E Smith avDoyle, John, plumber. 13 X Union av ;

h is Aklen stDoyle, Joim J. no E South avDoyle. Mary Mrs, T14 E South ax-Drake, Mrs Arthur S, Hampton HallDrake, Charles N, 7 Orange avDreyer, Gustave. Springfield avDreyer, Henry, Springfield avDriver, Wm E. _>() W South avDroescher. Severin R. 362 E Lincoln avDryer, Laurent B, 1 Sylvester stDrvsdale, Win B. real estate, insurance.

22 F.astman st: h 25 Hollv stDuBarry. Jules E. engrosser, 20(1 Cen-

tral ax-Duff, \Y Grant, i n Prospect avl)u Moiid, Wm R, The RiversideDuniont. Peter, 104 Cranford avDuncomlie, Allan, 30s Walnut avDuncomlie. Frank E. 305 Walnut avDunham, Emcline. 301 Orange avDurham. Oliver. 21 Woodlawn a\rDurnin. Margaret, Hampton HallDuryea. E A. upholsterer, Chronicle

blk; h i(> W Lincoln av

REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE

Desirable Houses for Sale and for Rent(FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED)

FINE BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF CRANFORD

MONEY LOANED, PROPERTY MANAGED, RENTS COLLECTED

Insurance In All Its Branches

Phone 163, Cranford

22 Eastman Street, a» CRANFORD, N. J

CRANFORD HOUSE DIRECTORY •21

Stephen ]. Cox

Attorney andCounsellor at Law

Patents, Trademarks and

Corporations a Specialty

Sperry Building and 107 HamptonStreet, Cranford

271 Broadway, - New York{Baird, Cox and Scherr'

Charles LMoffett

LAWYER

MONEY TO LOAN ON

BOND AND MORTGAGE

TITLES ABSTRACTS

Plainfield, New Jersey

Eason, Augustus, 4 bank bldgF.ason, Edward, 119 Garden stKason, Marry, IIQ Garden stEavrs. Win N, 214 Orange avEccleston, Jno B, 121 Cranford avEduecumbe, Alfred E, 205 E North avEdgecunibe, Joshua C, 205 E North avEdyecumbe, Rev John, rector Trinity

Church ; h 205 E North avEdgecumhe, Sidney \V, 205 E North avEdmund. Sarah, teacher Grant schoolKd-on. Miss, 2 Berkeley piEgintnn, L, 301 Prospect avElherson, 1'Vnton, ticket agt, Cranford

stationElder. Robert D, 410 Prospect av'•"Iliott. Then A, 205 Central avEllis, Charles, 215 Cranford avI'.Nbre. Sophia, Mrs Walter, 119 AldenElsbre, Wm C, 119 Alden stFKtr, Frank R. 9 Hampton StEly, George G. 8 E Claremont pi'"•imett. Mrs Ida B, 205; Union avEnimons. A Stryker, Denman avEmmons. Charles L, The RiversideEmns. Alexander. 22(1 W Xorth 'avEmps, Alexander Jr 22() \V North avl7nms Gcorne 22<> W Xorth avI'jidler, Richard W. 30 Spruce stEnvoi, Frances, 12 W Lincoln avEppriyl 1. Lillian Mrs. X; Beech stl-'liprijil't. Merritt, 37 Spruce stI'pi'S, David, oil dealer, 181 H North avlr.stes. Charles. The Riverside'7\,'ins, Joseph P, 31 Woodlavvn a\-'•"vans. Lemuel, steward CasinoEverett. Edward. 7 Retford avEverett. Rachel, Mrs D, 9 Retford av

Fabrici, Olivia, Mrs F, T14 Eastman avFailing. Xora. teacher, Sherman schoolFairbanks. Edw. 15 Grove stra-ti>rte, Frank E, 13 E North avFaitovte, Thomas B. 21 Madison avFaulkner, James W, 124 X Union av'"rtwrctt. Wm. 231 Walnut avFav, Frederick A. ?o8 Orange avFehr, Alfred. T15 Centennial avFerber, Philip H, 107 Bloomingdale avFerguson. Amanda B, 204 West End piFerguson. Geo P, 201 Maple piFerguson, Herbert L, mgr 2 opera blk;

h ,'O.i X Union avFerguson &• Van Name, real estate and

insurance, 2 opera blkFerguson, J W. .30,3 N Union avFerguson. Mrs Mary P, 201 Maple piFerrari & Calzetti, fruits. 9 XT Union ax-Ferrari, Anthonv, 17 Eastman stFerrari, John, icS Woodlawn avField and River Club, 38 Springfield avFinger, Michael. 302 Walnut avFink, Leon S, 183 E North av


Fink, Silas, 183 E North avFire Headquarters, 33 E North avFirmbach, Julius, 5 Washington piFirst Baptist Church, High st, D Wads-

worth Cannon pastorFirst Church of Christ, Scientist,

Springfield av and Miln stFirst Methodist Episcopal Church, Her-

bert Rhinesmith, pastor, 224 Wal-nut av

First Presbyterian Church, Geo FGreene, D D, minister, N Unionand Springfield avs

Fischer, Elisha, 206 Walnut ax-Fisher, Julius, 31 W South avFiske, Harvey N, 8 Hampton stFlagg, Arthur, 21 \V Lincoln avFlanagan, Win, Irving bldgFlegel, August W, 607 Willow stFlint, Clarence B, 116 Eastman stFlowers. Emmet, .so Johnson avFolk. Harry. ir2 W North avFcxite, Daniel Mrs, 7 Johnson avFoster, Mary E, 4 Berkeley piFoster, Nathaniel R, 4 Berkeley piFox, Charles J, 32 Grove stFox, Mrs Conrad, 705 Willow stI'"MX. Harry F, 32 Grove stFrank, Cleveland E, The RiversideFranklin. John, 31 Johnson avFraser, Chas, 3 Central avFrazer. Fred'k T. 313 N Union avFrazier, James H, 18 Forest avFreeman, Floyd W, 364 E North avFreeman, Henry, 236 Cranford avFreeman. Henry D, 113 Forest avFreeman, Wm H. asst engineer. Cran-

ford Power House: h 364 ENorth av

Fretz. Susan V, Mrs C A, 211 WalnutFromme, Harry, 216 F. North avFromme. Herman. 216 E North avFurman, Marcia P, Mrs Silas H, 200.

N Union avFyfe, John, 3 Washington pi

Gahbett, John Mrs. 8 Woodlawn avGabbett, William P, cabman, 8 Wood-

lawn avGaffney, Thomas F, Springfield avGahringer, Thos. 17 Eastman stGalpen, Howard m Hollv st(ianzel. Win, Brookside piGarrison. John S, North av cor Arling-

ton rdGasselman, John, 1 Miller blkGav. Mrs G C. 12 Cranford avGeiger. Joseph, 18 W Lincoln avGcllatly, William B, Pittsfield stGemmell, T B, Mrs. 111 N I'nion avGemmi'11, J Ritchie, IIT X Union avGeoricke. Henry. The RiversideGibli-.. Elizabeth B. Mrs. 19 Holly st

P. H. Gilhoolv

Counsellor at Law

MONEY TO LOAN ON

BOND AND MORTGAGE

2 15 Broad Street

Elizabeth, New Jersey

Cranford Fruit andProduce Market

F. W. CROUCH

EIGGS

BUTTER

POULTRY

Sperry Building, 17 E. North Ave.

Phone 2.SS


CRANFORD HOUSE DIRECTORYGildersleeve, A M V Mrs, 17 Central avGilmore, Thomas N, 19 Berkeley piGilpin, Friend B, physician, 118 W

North avCileason, John, 505 E South avGloeckner, George, 215 W North avGmelin, Paul, 15 Norman piGoddard, E L , i n Walnut avGoing. Fred'k R, 307 Prospect avGolf Club, Lincoln av opp Union avGolf Stables, E Grau, 9 N Union avGoll, Henry C, 303 Orange avGood, William, 112 Garden stGoodman, Walter, 119 Garden stGordon, John, 25 Woodlawn avGould, Arthur, Denman avGould. C, Mrs. 19 X L'nion avGove, L S. Mrs, 122 N Union avGunderson, Chas, AldeneGrant School. Holly st and Springfield('.rattan. H S, 8 Sylvester stGrau, Edward, livery, 9 N Union avGraweth. Caroline, Mrs, 35 Johnson avGray Burial and Cremation Co, 106 N

L^nion avGray Chemical Co. laboratory 18 E

North avGray, Wm, 245 \V North avGray. Wm N. jr, 106 N L^nion avGrazuli, Joseph, Miller blkGreason. Harry A, 218 W North avGreaves, John, 22 Grove st

Greaves, Thomas, 22 Grove stGreaves, William, Woodside avGreen, Charles E, 216 Prospect ax-Green, T H Mrs, 115 Alden stGreene, lieu F, 1) D, minister Presby-

terian Church; h 9 Springfield avGreenhut-Siegel Cooper, substation 11

N Union avGreiin. Katharine, 3 E North avGreiss. George, 24 W Lincoln avGrist, Anton, 39 Burnside avGrohe, Augusta, 1 bank bldgGrohe, Robert, 50 Burnside avGrohlstein. John, 213 W North avGmhlstein, Mrs., 213 W North av(iross. Mortimer J, Parker avGrow, John F C, 201 Miln stGrube, August F \V. 221 Walnut avGrube, August J, postman, 221 WalnutGuker. Jacob, 450 E Lincoln avGuker. Joseph, 450 E Lincoln avGuyon, Jane Mrs, 16 Bloomingdale av

Hackett, Frank E, Carpenter piHaessig. Frank, milkmanPaeen. Albert L. 614 Willow stHasten. Louis A, 614 Willow stHahlo, Henry G, 505 Linden piHale. Edward W, 18 Cranford avHall. Carlos H, 112 W North avHall. Jane Mrs, 5 Spruce st

Uttrtal $c (Emtmtum (En<Funeral Directors and Embalmers

CRANFORD, N. J.Telephone 92

WESTFIELD, N. J.Telephone 143

Every modern facility for the care of the dead

Furniture, Window Shades, Brass & Wood Curtain Polesof Every Description, Stair Pads, Felt and Cotton LinedCarpet Papers, Folding Chairs and Card Tables to Rent.

P. O. Box 323, J06 N. Union Avenue

•24 CRANFORD HOUSE DIRECTORY

Hall, John D, 35 Burnside avHall, Philip W, 229 Orchard stHall, Wm \V, 117 Cranford avHalligan, James, 248 Hollywood avHalsey, Lewis H, 306 E North avHam, Frank B, engineer, opera blkHamilton, Lena, 358 E Lincoln avHamm, Henrietta F, Mrs, Centennial avHamm, Herman, Centennial avHamm, William, Centennial avHammond, Thomas, 8 Carpenter piHampton Hall, 104 HamptonHansel, Charles, 319 N Union avHansel, (Imrsi1 H, 5 Claremont piHansom, Joseph, Wall stHarciunlie, Ray, 3.1-? E North avHardman, James, 15 N Union avHarriott, Frank, 604 Linden piHarris, Beulah, 209 Cranford avHarris. Charles C, newsdealer, Chroni-

cle blk; h 13 Grove stHarris, Elias R, Mrs, 13 Grove stHarris, Elias R jr, 251 W North avHarris, Frank P. 11 Madison avHarris, Harvey P, Tuxedo piHarris. James, 109 High stHarris, Jno T, 217 E South avHarris, Rebecca Mrs, 109 High stHarris. William H, 13 Grove st

Harrison, Minnie M, teacher, Grantschool

Hart, Alfred V. 12 Central ax-Hart, Irma D, 12 Central a\llassig, Fred, propr Cranford HotelHatcher, Amanda, no Garden stHauck, Carl, 5 Washington piHaughwout, Harry. 15 Alden stHawley, Wallace G. 304 Springfield avHayes," Wade H, 0 Pittsfield stHead, J R, 17 Spruce stHearon, Hugh, 7 Hamilton avHeatley, William, 205 Walnut :ivHeckroth, Edith. (> opera 1>11<Hedenberg, George. 5 Will"\v stliegeman, A A, Mrs J. Hampton HallHesK'man. Harry B, 215 Central avHeiberg. Cristen, 211 Centra] avllcide, Andrew, 84 Burnside avHeinbacli. Robert. 22? W North avHeins. Jnhn W. 200 Molly stHemming, Jessie, 3 Washington piHemple. Herman. 338 K Lincoln avllendricks, Gi-u M, cashier Cranford

National Bank; h 2<> Hamiltonllendricks, Mrs J M. 26 Hamilton avHendrickson, Jas F, 20S W North avHendrickson, Louie E, 15 Siiringlield avMeniu-ssi'N. Ann Mrs. ill Orange av

GROVE SACKETT, ManagerResidence Telephone 96-R

General Real Estate and Fire InsuranceDesirable Building Lots and Modern Resi-

dences for Sale or Rent.

All business placed with us will have careful attention

and will be duly appreciated.

Office: J3 N. Union Avenue

Telephone 44-L Cranford, N . J.


MILK CREAM

DOREMUS

GROCER

BUTTER EGGS

Karl Teichmann

Carpenter & Builder

JOBBING A SPECIALTY

Residence : Burnside Avenue

Tel. 117-L

P. O. Box 144, Cranford

Hennessey, James, policeman, 115; Or-ange av

Hennessey, Jennie, 6 Opera blkHerman. 1) B, 17 E North avHermann, Chas Z, Pine stHermann, Yera, Hampton HallHermes, Geo L, High stHermes, Julia, Mrs, Elm stHermes, Leonard L, Elm stHermes. Robert. Elm stlleniy. Win F, 604 Willow stllerron, Mrs R B, 2X Hamilton avHess Bros, plumbers, 7 S Union avHess. John, II Grove stHess, Louis. 11 Grove stHess. Martin. Cranford HotelI le-s. ( >sear. 7 Grove st'less, Walter. 11 Grove stllestnn. Edtrar E, 10 \Y Claremont piH el/.matin. Clarence, 5 Hamilton avHewlett. Hnsea C, Mrs. 109 High stHewlett, Nathaniel, 216 BloomingdaleHewlett, Stephen. 216 Bloomingdale avHibson, Albert V V, Elizabeth av cor

Bloominadale avI licks, Edward I), .119 Prospect avHicV-s. W'm M, V9 Prospect avHi..-hie. Win M.107 Miln stIhVgins. B T. 251 W North avHiMiert. Henry M. 29 Grove stHillier, Isaac V S. 305 Prospect avMinman. Samuel M, dentist, 102 N LTn-

ion avMolibs. Wellington M, 328 E North avHobson. James. Raritan rdHoe. Charles R. 15 Hamilton avIT,,e. Charles R jr. 21 Hamilton avHoe, Harold M.15 Hamilton avHoffev, Peter, cabman, 7 Burnside avHoffhensel. Joseph, Osborn piHoffman, Bismarck C, 227 Walnut avHoffman, W F Mrs. 227 Walnut avHoffman. Win F. 223 Walnut avHofter Geo. 24=; Cranford avHoeue, Sarah E Mrs. 222 W North avHollingsworth & Bragdon, architects.

Chronicle blkHollingsworth, Frank. 22 Forest av'lollis. C L, 12 Hampton stI'olmes. Vr. 230 W North av1-iook, Joseph. .11 Burnside avHoover. Annie J Mrs. 113 Miln stHoprl. Karl. Cranford HotelHopkins, Arthur C, 38 Springfield avHopkins. A O. upholsterer, opera blkHopkins, Daniel H, 38 Springfield avHornik, Albert J. 201 W North avHorton, Edmund B, 109 Holly stHoughton, Elmer G, salesman. Manor

Realty Co; h 115 Walnut avHoughton, Milton, 107 Orange ax-Howard, M L, jeweler, 9 Opera blkUnwell. Win F. 205 N Union av

2(1 CRANFORD HOUSE DIRECTORY

Hubert, Otto, 2 bank bldgHuefner, Jacob, 85 S Union avHughes, Bert, 17 Eastman stHughes, George C, 15 Forest avHughes, William, Mrs, 201 High stHull, John R, 22 Johnson avHummer, Harry, 310 E Lincoln avHummer, Russell, 310 E Lincoln avHumphrey, M S Mrs, 17 E North avHumrick, Frances Mrs. 502 Linden piHuster. O. K. 105 Holly StHutchinson, Thomas, \2 Cranford avHyde, H Stanley. 324 X Union avHyne, Elizabeth Mrs. 1 16 Alden st

T'Anson. Joseph D, 101 \V South avIhona Joseph, Carpenter piIrgens, Marcus F, 211 Central avIrving, Anna, Mrs J X, 205 W North avTrving building, 4 N Union av and 3

E Xorth avTrving, David D, meats and fish, 4 N

Union av: h 20. W North avTrving, George, 12 Johnson avTrving, Roy. 15 S Union avIrwin, Frederick C, physician, 1 E

Claremont piTsleib, Win. plumber, 1 Miller blk

Jackson, Beauregard, 119 Garden stJackson, Oscar. 247 Cranford avJackson, Sydney. 235 Cranford avJacobs, Lucy Y Mrs, 302 Prospect avJacques. Lillian, mgr tel exchange, 3

E North avJahn block, 7-11 Eastman stJahn, FrankJ. 1 Grove stJahn, Fred'k H, painter, Jahn blk: h

E Lincoln avJahn. Louise, Mr^ Philip jr. 101 Cen-

tennial avTahn, Philip Mrs, E Lincoln avJansch, Carl, mason. Burnside avTeambey, Albert, 303 Central avTeambey. Charles F, 303 Central avJellovitch. John. 7 Walnut avJenkins, Wm, 43 Johnson avJennin.es, William, policeman. 107

Bloomingdale avJensen. Christian, janitor Grant school;

h 100. Walnut avTensen. Lars R, 104 W South avJensen, Neils, 104 E South avJittner, A Paul, barber, IT N Union

av; h 20 W Lincoln avJohnson. Albert, woodyard, 10 S Union

av; h Cranford avJohnson. Arthur L. supervising princi-

pal : h 201 Orange avTohnsnn Benjamin, 227 Cranford avJohnson. Charles, Burnside avJohnson. Ferdinand D. 225 Cranford avJohnson. Jacob Mrs, no Garden st

C. Ussing, Florist

Funeral Designs, Wedding Bc-

quets and all Decorative

Work

Executed in the most artistic and

up-to-date manner.

812 Springfield Avenue

Tel. 1.56-W


Timothy M. Kellv

Counsellor at Law

Tel. 682-L

207 Broad St. Hersh Building

Elizabeth, N. J.


Johnson. Melvin, Garden stJohnson. Mrs Sophia, 201 Orange avJohnson, Victor, Denman avJohnston. Edwin R, 409 Willow avJohnston, Ella M, 409 Willow avJones, E Perry, Mrs, 34 Springfield ax-Jones, David, so Johnson avJones. Edith M, The RiversideJones.JonesToresJonesJones,Tones.Jones

Frank Mrs, .34 Forest avGeorge B, 112 W Claremont avIra C. 10 Pittstield stKenneth. 112 \V Claremont avLeon. Garden stPerry W. 4 Springfield avRouse C. 18 Holly st

Tores. Samuel R. iS Holly stJii<sel. John C. 28 Johnson avJrs^el. L Alexander, electrician. 21 X

Union av: h 20 Eastman stJi'st. Carl, Burnside avJvst. Gustave. Burnside av

Kahl, Charles. 11 Willow stKaier, Urban, 441 Springfield avKane. Christopher, 222 Walnut avKane. Mrs John D, 28 \V South avKantner, Anton, Jr. 49 S Union avKavanaush. Mary. 121 N Union avKeelev. E Lena, teacher Grant school

Keetch, James, 35 Johnson avKeidling, Martin, lunch wagon, 10 E

North av; h 15 E North avKendall, Waldo S, 407 N Union avKenilworth Realty Corpn, office Chroni-

cle blkKepner, John B, 222 Orchard stKingsbury, Edward M, 206 N UnionKingsbury, Horace, 206 N Union avKirkman, Warren, 106 Walnut avKirschenbaum, J, tailor, 25 S Union avKivatenis, Philip, bakery 102 Walnut avKlase, Susan E Mrs, 11 MarlboroKlase. Thomas J, II MarlboroKlein, Tacob, 15 MarlboroKlein, Mrs Jacob. 29 W Lincoln avKleinfelder, William, 48 E North avKnapp, Ered'k, 10 Beech stKnapp. George. 6 Beech stKnapp. Henry F, 32 W South avKnapp, Henry L, _^,2 W South avKnapp, Stephen, 15 Beech stKnapp. William, 6 Beech stKnie, Frederick, 115 W North avKnowles. J Angus, 209 Casino avKnudson. Chas, 13 N Union avKorn. Adam. T04 E South avKrantzman. Edmund A, 323 E North avKrantzman Florian S, ^ E North av

Reasons Why You Should Buy

MEATS, FISH, POULTRYAND PROVISIONS

-OF-

3. m\kh $cBANK BUILDING

The quality and prices are rightThe service is prompt and polite

We give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps. Double StampsFridays and Saturdays with cash purchases only

Telephone 133 Cranford, N. J.


Krause, George H, I E Claremont piKrause, Peter, 51 Johnson avKreie, Diedrich, builder, hardware,

Chronicle blk; h 97 Centennial avKreie, Harry F, 215 W North avKreie, Wm D, E Lincoln avKroeger, Henry, Cummings stKugle, Martin, Cummings stKuhlenschmidt, Herman, 47 Burnside avKuhlenschmidt, Richard, Lincoln, cor

HollywoodKuhn, John, 205 Casino avKulin, William. 205 Casino avKunkel, Albert, 12 W Lincoln avKnnkel, Eva, Union news stand; h 12

\V Lincoln av

LaBoytcaux, Harris, 15 Spruce stLaHey, William, Burnside avLakey, Alice, 209 Miln stLakey, Charles D, 209 Miln stLaMont, H Murray, 401 Prospect avLaMont, Rnid, Mrs Horace G, singing

teacher, 16 Springfield ax-La Mont, Regina, Mrs C A, 401 Pros-

pect avLamouree, John E, drug clerk, 15 N

Union avLandis, Chas E, 14 Hamilton avLandis, Willis H, 601 Orange avLang, Alfred, postman, 31 Elise st

Lang, Chas, 15 N Union avLang, Gustav, Burnside avLange, Fred'k W, 10 Hamilton ax-Lange, George, Raleigh avLash, Aaron, The RiversideLatimer, Mrs Kate, 18 Johnson avLaux, George C, }8 Burnside axLaVake, Charles S, 16 Holly stLavar, Archer, Garden stLawler, A M, towerman, C R RLawrence, Geo A, E Lincoln avLawrence, Louis, 312 N Union avLawrence, Stanley E, E Lincoln avLay, Irving C. 302 Central avLeax-y, Mrs Cecelia, 12 Hamilton ax-Lee, E A, 815 Springfield avLehigh Park, F. Lincoln and Centennial

avsLehigh Valley station, Centennial avLehmann, Hugo, 222 E North avLenahan. Frank, 101 W South ax-Lenox Apartments, 251 W North avLenz, Piter H, IOQ \V South ax-Leonard. Xelsun, 21 \V Linoln ax-Levin, Samuel, 17 N L'nion avLewis. Albert B, ,'04 Central ax-Lewis, Albert B. 304 Central ax-Lewis, Alfred E, Mrs. 12 Blooming-dale

avLewis, Bessie, teacher. Grant schoolLewis, R T), 3 opera blkLibrary, Cranford, 108 Miln st

STOP AT THE:

CRANFORD HOTELUnion and Walnut Avenue

Accommodations for

TRANSIENT AND PERMANENT GUESTS

Rooms nicely furnished, heated by steam, lightedby electricity, and in all respects adapted topromote comfort and convenience. : :

MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS

Telephone268-J FRED HASSIG, Proprietor


K. BaumannPHOTOGRAPHER

HIGH-CLASSPHOTOGRAPHSAMATEURS' SUPPLIES

PICTURE FRAMES

Broad Street, opp. Central Avenue

Tel. 331"J

Westfield, - New Jersey

Theodore A. Ball

Westfield NurseriesGROWER OF

FRUIT, SHADE ANDORNAMENTAL TREES

and all Hardy Plants forthe Lawn and Garden

Phone 144-LMountainside via Westfield

Lindow, Elfie, 3 E North avLinon, Chas, 24 E North avLipsey, Andrew P, 11 Cherry stLittell, Charles S, log Eastman stLittell, George W, 122 N Union avLittle, Alfred A, 17 Berkeley piLittle, Gabriel C, 17 Berkeley piLittlehale. Paul B, 19 Holly stLoderstedt, Richard, Lexington avLoderstedt, Robert, W Holly stLofgren, Emil, Johnson avLogan, John, 28 Grove stLogan, John, Balmiere park' uoki". Annie M Mrs, 112 Walnut avLourie. Robert, 17 Eastman stLoveland, Leslie L, 200 E North av1 oveland, WeiK 200 E North avT nw, John H, 507 Springfield avLubin, Richard, engineer Cranford

power houseLudlow, Gideon E, Brookside piLudlow. John J, 22s \V North avLudvigh, Clifford, 3 Sylvester stLunger, Win, bootblack, North av and

Eastman stLusardi, Herman J, fruits, ice cream,

4 opera blk; h 1 Washington piLyon, Harry R, 440 Orchard stl.yonI.youl.yon

Lvtle

Tsaac, 44g Orchard stWin, J41) Orchard stWm B, 420 N Union av

I.vnns, Chester, 10 Woodlawn avFloyd B, postman, 200 Elizabeth

Mountainside, New Jersey

McAllister, Hannah, North av, cor Ar-lirmton rd

McCaffrey. Joseph, 8 E South avMcCarter. Elizabeth. 114 Eastman stMcCarthy. Michael J. 213 Walnut avMcOoskey, Tohn, 310 Elizabeth avMcCreedy, Wm, 34 Johnson avMcCue, Wm D, Springfield avA'cCue. Philip W, Springfield avMcDanolds, Ella, teacher. Sherman

schoolMcEadden. Andrew, TI Cherry stMcC.i'ire, Laurence. M D, 406 Casino avAfcTntiisb. Elizabeth, 11 E North avMcKee. Sarah Mrs. 428 N Union avMcKee, Wm, gardener. Jahn blkMcKec, Wm J, 428 N LTnion avMcKinney. Fred'k, 16 Bloomingdale avMcKinney. J Rav. 16 Bloomingdale avMcKinney, Josephine, teacher, Sherman

school; h 16 Bloomingdale avMcKinney. Mary. Mrs J F, 16 Bloom-

ingdale avVcKusick, Chas Ti 187 E North avMcLaughlin, Daniel A, 509 E South avMcMahon, Edward C, foreman Chron-

icle officeMcMahon. Frank, 24 W Lincoln avMcMahon, James H, 15 Retford av


McMahon, S E Mrs, 24 W Lincoln avMcMahon, Wm A, 24 \V Lincoln avMcManus, P F, milkman, Raritan rdMacConnell, Chas W, physician, 107

Eastman stMacConnell, Joseph K, physician, 3

Miln stMacauley, Margaret, 6 Opera blkMacCowatt, Horace H, 121 N Union avMack, George, 251 W North avMack, George jr, 212 \V North avMack, Mr, Centennial avMagruder. Percy. 215 Cranford avMaguire, Anna, 216 E North avMagzcn, Nathan, tailor, 4 Miller blkMallory. George, 20 Grove stMalonev, John, 28 Grove stMaloney, John jr, 28 Grove stMalpere, Stephen, 23 Woodlawn avMandeville, Chas D, 25 W South avManner, Albert, 16 Johnson avManner, Albert jr, 16 Johnson avManner, George, 16 Johnson avManor Realty Co, Chronicle blkMansfield, John, 20 W Lincoln avMarcus, Daisy G, 22 Central avMarien, John, druggist. 5 opera blk;

h 104 N Union avMarkusson, Peter, scavenger. Meeker av

and Tenth st

Maroney, Edward G, Brookside piMaroney, Margaret Mrs, u Washington

plMarsh, Ella C, 25 Grove stMarshall, James F, 21 Woodlawn avMarshall, Robert A, 16 Arlington rdMarston. John B, Mrs, 105 Maple plMarston, Maxwell, 10; Maple piMarteen, Josiah J, steward Golf Club;

h 106 High stMarteen, Richard, Garden stMartin, Clarence I), .10 Beech stMartin, Forrest, 215 \Y North avMartin, Hugh, 309 Casino _avMaMaMaMa

>n, Chas, porter C R R stationon, L B, 17 Madison avonic Hall, bank bldgsa. Camilla, contractor, .17 Burnside

Massa, Frank, 220 Orchard stMassa. F, 212 E South avv'assa, Michael. 37 Burnside avMassa. Tmiv. Carpenter plMasters, M H Mrs. 108 Cranford avMathey. Dean, IT Orchard stMathey. Edouard DuB, 20 l'erkeley plMathey, Louis A. 11 Orchard stMathews, Alexander, Elm st cor HighMathews, Harold, Elm st cor High siMathews. Mary C Mrs, ^ \V South avMathews, Then \V. builder, .« W South

WE GO EVERYWHERE

LAGGREN BROS/ COMPANYManufacturers of

AWNINGSFor Stores and ResidencesWINDOW SHADES

and UPHOLSTERINGCARPET CLEANING AND

LAYINGTelephone 873

Crash for DancingCanopies for WeddingsFlag and Bunting Decorations

Let Us Take Down Your Awnings «J* Cost isSmall j * We Store Them Free

1178-80 E Grand St, Elizabeth, N.


FLACK CARDS TESTIMONIALS

JULES E. DUBARRY

—ENGROSSER—.'no Ci-.x 1-KAI. Avis.. CRANKORD. X. J.

oPRICKS REASUNAKI.K

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

RKSOI.UTIONS

Thomas Jardine Henry H. Jardine

Established ISliO

Long Distance Telephone

Thos. Jardine & Son

MONUMENTS

AND CEMETERY WORK

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

Works: St. Georges Avenue

Opp. Evergreen Cemetery near Grand Street

Elizabeth, N. J. Rahway, N. J.

Matthews. Carter, 14 Woodlawn avMattsen, Henry, 812 Sprinfield avMatzen, Christian. Elm stMaurer, Mr, Normandie ParkMayer, John, 107 Walnut avMayer. Philipina Mrs, 107 Walnut avMears, Henry W, 112 Walnut avMeder, Albert E, Willow av near

Orange avMeiling, F Arthur, 10 Woodlaxxn av

! Melvin, J W D, 114 W North avMendell. Lillie B, 106 Walnut avMendell, William W, builder, justice of

peace, 106 Walnut avMercer, David, Jahn blkMerden. Al, Cranford HotelMerriani, Edward J, Hampton st opp

WillowMerrill, Horace E. 14 Forest avMessick, Kenyon. 34 Forest avMetcalf. (re..rue R, 217 \V North avMichael, Esther, teacher Sherman schoolMikns, Frank, 208 Cranford avMilch. 1 & Co. meats, 2 Bank bldgMilch, Isi.lor, 13 Marlboro

'Hard. John W, ,w^ Casino avMiller, Adam, Lexington avMi'ler, Albert C. 27 l-:iizaheth ax-Miller. Alfred H, 203 Elizabeth ax-Miller block. North av opp EastmanMiller. Charles H, 219 Holly stMiller, Edgar H, 312 Orchard stMiller, Frederick, Lexington ax-Miller, Frederick, jr. Lexington av

1 Miller, Frederick J, 116 E South ax-Miller. G Harvey. 219 Holly stMiller. Herman H F, 705 Willow stMiller. J Frving. vegetables, Miller

blk; h 18 Elizabeth av( Miller. James C, Mrs, 18 Hampton st! Miller, John, 248 Hollywood av[ Miller, John. Lexington avMiller. Joseph, Orange avMiller. Percival W. 207 Maple piMiller. Robert C, 18 Hampton stMillett, George B, 707 Willoxv stMilton. Charles H. 311 Walnut avMilton. J Frank, 311 Walnut ax-Mitchell, Mary. Hampton Flail

j Mix, Lucy S. n Snringfield avl^'ix, Miranda J. Mrs, n Springfield avMix, Robert J. 119 Alden stMontenecourt. Edward, 22 Central avMoody. Wm F. jr. TOO. Forest avMoon, George C, 2T7 E Xortli ax-Moore, Elmer L, mason, 22 Berkeley piv'oore, Harold, 604 Willow stMoore, James G, Mrs, 18 Central avMoore. John, 25 S Union avMorcom, Henry, 121 W North avMorgan, Mrs J R, 407 Casino avMorris, Henry P, 120 W North avMorrison, George A, 103 Holly st


Morrison, Samuel A, 311 Casino avMorse. Mrs Mary M, 209 Elizabeth avMorthorst, Hermann, Cummings stMorton, Fdward E, Normandie piMorton, Henry S, Normandy piMnsher. Edward, 209 Elizabeth avMott, Win E, Mrs, 7 Woodlawn avMott, Wm V, 7 Woodlawn ax-Mount, Fred'k W, 1 Arlington rdMueller, Geo H, rector St Michael's

church; h 18 Alden stMulvey, Wm C, 114 Alden stMunn," Isabella, Mrs, 188 E North avMunnz, Christine E, 11 E North avMurphy, Mrs, T05 Holly stMurray. John, Mrs. 401 Central avMyers Bros, meats, 1 opera blkMyers. Chas, 3 Willow stMyers, Grover C, 15 N Union avMyers, Jacob E, 29 Grove stMyers, John D, 18 Grove stMyers. Richmond, 29 Grove stMyers. Wm, Raritan rd

Nagel, Pauline, teacher Sherman schoolNahf. Louis, janitor opera blkNatharius, Joseph, tailor, Chronicle

blk : h, 42 Johnson avNaylor. Frank, h, Jahn blkNeidecker. Mrs. Mary F, 411 Spring-

field avNeilsen, L A. AldeneNeipp, Jacob, 401 Central avNeipp, Rosa, Mrs, 401 Central avNeipp, Wm F. 204 Orange avNelson, Charles F, 19 Grove stNelson, Henry, 227 W North avNewton. Robert. 42s Orchard stNick, Chas, 441 E North avNick. Elizabeth. Mrs. 43T E North avNick. Frank. 419 E North nvNick, Fred, 441 E North avNick, Frederica. Mrs, _tio F. North avNick. George W. 4^1 E North avNick. Sarah. 28 E North avNiggetncver, Wm B, 223 W North avNingk1, Jnhn, 51 Johnson avNitchie. lliibbard D. 26 Arlington rdNitchie. Oswald, IT Eastman stNormandie Park Co, office Chronicle

blkNorris. Calvin. 120 W North avNorth, Catherine. Mrs. 707 Willow stNorton, Solon L, 312 N Union av

Oakev, Asenath S. I2T N tTnjon avOakev, Clarence, Orange avOakev. R Stanton. milkman. Orange avOakey. William, Mrs. Orange avO'Connor. I.ela. ; S Union avOldficld. Robert. Cranford HotelOldham, Edmund T. 26 Fnrc-t av( >Idham. Wm, 26 Forest av

Bachman-VeghteCompany

DEALERS IN

Lumber, Coal andBuilding Materials

First Avenue and Locust Street

Tel. 1426, Roselle

Roselle, - New Jersey

John Winans

FARM PRODUCE

Home Grown Fruits and

Vegetables in Season :-:

PROMPT DKI.IVKKIKS



W. \Y. Mendell

Justice of

the Peace

COMMISSIONER OFDEEDS AND

NOTARY PUBLIC

106 Walnut Avenue, Cranford

Isaac Winans

Wheelwright

and Blacksmith

REPAIRING OF WAGONSA SPECIALTY

Lincoln and Centennial Aves.


Olney, Win, 20 W Lincoln avOpera block, North and Union avsOrf, Adolph T, 5 Spruce stOsboum, Jenny, 500 E South avOsterhoudt, Chas, Lawn TerraceOtt, Harry L, 25 Grove stOtt, Mrs Leonard, 2s Grove stOtto. Paul, 28 E North av

Packer, Walter L, 15 Wnodlawn av!':HSL Joseph. I Washington piPalmer, Howard, 8 I'ittslield stParet. Frank M, 121 N L'nion avPark, Fred'k \V. lawyer, 211 Miln stPark. James C. contractor. 11 K North

av; h, 20 W South av^arker. Mrs. B. 17 YVoodlawn ax-Parker. William P, 70 Grove stParrot. Walter, 238 Cranford avParvin. Carrie A, 222 W North avParvin, Emma R. Mrs. 222 W North avParvin, Win B, 222 W North avPaul. Isaac N, 19 Hampton stPaulsen, Christian, Lexington av, cor

Raritan rdPayne, Olcott, 320 Casino avPeale, Richard S, 750 Spring-field avPearce, Wilbur. 27 Spruce stPeeke, Frank. Elm stPeeke, Wm H, Elm stPeer, James P. 105 Walnut avPelegrino. Delgardio. 53 Johnson avPelusio. Henry. 36 Burnside avnel''sio. Teaherry, 36 Burnside avPendorf, Angelo, grocerv, 212 E SouthPeniston, John F, 17 E North avPeniston. Richard, a Retford avPerkins. Jas L. physician, 16 Alden stPernas, Francis. 109 Miln stPeterson. Edna. 17 N Union avPeterson, Harry,-116 E South avPeterson, Mary. Mrs, 116 E South avPeterson. Peter. 7 Burnside avPeterson. William, 116 E South avpettit. Samuel D, 105 Miln stPfender, Louis D, T8I E North avPhillips. C Dorothea, teacher. Grant

school.Phillips. Harvey. 43 Johnson avPhilp. Alice, Mrs, 2^ W North avPhilp. Joseph W. 28 Hamilton avPhilp. Leonard J. 235 W North ax-Pierce. Carl H, 10 Marlboro stPierce, Carlton B, 214 Prospect ax-Pierce, Chas F. 10 MarlboroPierce, Mrs Clara E. T6 Springfield avPierson, David T. clerk Potts bldg; h,

15 S Union avPierson. John S, Springfield avPiersons, Charles H. 121 N Union avPike, Arthur C, hardware, 3 opera blk;

h 207 E North avPinkham, j B, 6 Berkeley pi

FJ-.EE f-LLLIC LIDhCRANFORD, NEW JE

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Pinkney, Henry, 40 Johnson avPlumb, Charles Lacey, 308 Casino avPlume, Alan C, book-keeper Cranford

bank; h, 102 W North avPlume, Franklin, 404 OrchardPlume, Julia A, Mrs, 102 W North avPlume, Robert C, 404 Orchard stPlumer, Wm E, 11 Hampton stPlummer, Abram H, Riverside av and |

Normandy piPlummer, Jos A, Riverside nv and Nor-

mandy piPlummer, Wm W, 217 Holly stPolidora, Nicholas, 43 Burnside avPorcella, John, 203 Holly stPorcella. Santiago, 203 Holly stPost Office, 7 opera blkPoston & Apgar, builders, 314 E NorthPoston, Wade, Potts bldgPotter, John A. editor Chronicle : h. 103

Miln stPotts building. North and Union avsPotts, Mrs Anna M. 25 Holly stPotts, Richard T, grocery. Potts bidsPowell, Edward. Brookside piPower, Eustace B. Springfield av and

Hampton stPowers, Blanche L, 10s N Union avPrendergast, John J, Jahn blkPresbyterian church, Union and Sprin- 1

field avs !Price, Elisha A. sign painter, g GrovePrice, Lee, 24 W Lincoln avProvincial Lumber Co, 320 F. North av

Randolph, Briant F YV. post office clerk:h, to8 Walnut av

Randolph. J Theodore, 108 Walnut ax-Randolph, Warren, 10s High stRankin, David. 705 Walnut avcRankin, David. 2d, 312 Centennial avRankin, George. 10? Walnut avRankin. James C W, real estate, coal

and wood, n K North av; h.312 Centennial av

Ray, A Louise, Mrs. 240 W Xnrth avReay. John R. drugsist. 15 X Union

av: h. 114 W North avRed Men's Hall, Miller blkRedding. Elizabeth. 241 W North avRedrup. Herman. 22 W Lincoln avReed. Rennie. 32 E North avReed, Thomas. 25 F. North avReese. Mrs Alnheus S. 12 E North avReese, Carrie C, secy to principal Grant j

school jRebberger, Caroline. Mrs. Mansion tcrRehberger. Wm, Mansion terraceReich, Fred, 2; E North avReid, Bessie, Mrs. 7 Burnside avReid. Elsie. 29 W Lincoln avReid. John J. 115 W North av

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All kinds of Dry and Fancy Clean-ing done to your satisfaction

Also Dyeing and Re-modelingGent's Suits, cleaned and pressed - 50cGent's Pants, cleaned and pressed - 15cladies' Suits, cleaned anil pressed 75cSkirts, cleaned and pressed - 40c

Also Ladies' and Gent 'sSuits Made-to-Order

CHILDREN'S CLOTHING OUR SPECIALTYGoods Called for and Delivered

J. KIRSCHENBAUMTel. 292-J

25 S. Union Ave., - Cranford

Emmett ThomasCATERER

Employed by Russ & Son, 20 years.

Estimates and menus submitted furweddings, dinners, receptions and socialfunctions of all sorts. French and Ameri-can ice-cream delivered to all parts ofthe city. Private ice cream parlor, 10and 15 cents a plate.

Tel. 904-\V

1152 East Grand St., - Elizabeth


F. A. Haessig

:, Cream & Eggs

FROM THK

Hill Top Poultry Farm

R . V. I I . s>->

Westfield, New Jersey

TEI . CONN.

H. A. Siakin & Co.GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Building Construction inAll Its Branches.

Office : Miller Street and Broadway

Elizabeth, N. J.

Standard BuildingMaterial Co.

DEALER IN

ALL KINDS OFBUILDING MATERIAL

Office and Yard : Broadway, Divisionand Miller Streets

Elizabeth, New Jersey

Reinhart, Walter E, assistant postmas-ter; h, 4.3 S Union av

Renigar, Andrew, 17 Retford avRenigar, Marguerita, 3 North avRenberg, Victor, 14 Johnson avReusch, George, 207 W North avReusch, Howard E, baker, 17 EastmanReuther, E A. teacher. Grant schoolReves, •Claudius A, 8 Orange avReves, Ignazio T, 8 Orange avReynolds, Theodore B, 106 Cranford avReynolds, Wm D, 407 Casino avRhinesmith, Herbert, pastor First M

E Church ; h. 226 Walnut avRice, Charles L, 306 E Lincoln avRice. Mabel, 306 E Lincoln avRice, Wm, 32 Johnson avRich, Jim, Burnside avRichards, Francis St J, 16 Norman piRichards, James H, 30 Forest avRichards, Thomas T. 18 Hamilton avRichardson. Edwin W, 112 W North avRichardson, Jessie S, Mrs. 445 OrchardRichmond, Elizabeth, 30 S Union avRichmond, Mariana N. 105 N Union avRichter, H. Mrs. 16 Forest avRichter, T Robbins. 16 Forest avRidlev George, Fourth avRindell, Robert, coal, lumber. 1 Walnut

av: h, 218 Prospect avRiverside Park. E Lincoln av and

Rahway riverRiverside, The, Riverside and ProspectRizzi. Jas, E South avRoach. John G, Parker avRoake. Chas, 21 EastmanRoake. Fred. 210 Walnut avRoakes' Moving Picture Theater. 21

EastmanRobbins, Geo T. ExpressmanRobbins, Marion. 16 Forest avRoberts, W H. 219 Walnut avRoberts, Win H. jr. 219 Walnut avRobertson, James S, 217 Holly stRobertson, Louis, 11 Forest avRobinson. Daniel, 237 Cranford avRobinson. Elizabeth, 116 Alden st,Robinson, Eliza, 112 Garden stRobinson, Eva. TI6 Alden stRobinson, Rosa. Mrs, 116 Alden stRobinson, Wm R. 22 Holly stRobison, Harry. Centennial avRobison. Wm H. Centennial avRockwell, Genevieve. teacher Sherman

school ,Rodgers, James B. 403 Casino avRodgers, Misses Opera blk, h 403 CasinoRoe, James D, Mrs, 204 Miln stRohr, Catherine, Mrs. 14 Berkeley piRobr, Eleanor, 14 Berkeley piRolf. Fritz, Mrs, Burnside avRollinson. Geo H, 510 Orange avRoman, Helena, 3 E North av

THE LEADING GROCER

RICHARD T. POTTSPotts Building, Cot. Union and North Avenues

, Fine Wines, Teas, Coffees

SOLE AGENTS FOR

PABST BEERS, RIENZI BEERS

And the "LARGE" Pure Rye Whiskey

EAST LAWN DAIRYAUG. E. DANKER, Prop.

Residence, 376 E. Lincoln Avenue, - Cranford, N. J.

SOLE DISTRIBUTOR

Raritan Valley Farms Certified Milk and Cream

Fresh Country Bottled Milk, per quart

Fresh Country Bottled Cream, half pint

Certified Milk, per quar t - 15c

Certified Cream, half pint - 2Oc

Tel. Connection


Roney. \Ym, The RiversideRose, Carmen, 19 Woodlawn avRosencrantz, John J, 22 Arlington rdRosencrantz, John S, 411 Orchard stRosencrantz, Waldo B, 106 Maple piRosencrantz. Willard C, 22 Arlington rdRosendale, Edward, 104 E South avRosendale, Henry M, 8 S Union avRosenkranz, Herman, 103 W Xorth avRoss, Chas, 25 E Xorth avRouse, Earl, Centennial avRoyal Cleaning Co, 2-; S Union avRoyce, James C, 112 Alden stRoyce. Pierson C, Mrs. 112 Alden stRubino, Xicola, Centennial avRugen. Augusta, teacher, public schoolsRuhtard. Albert. 114 Walnut avRubtard. Arthur, 114 Walnut avRumble, William, 115 Alden stRunco, Jos, 8 E South avRunco, Harry, 8 E South avRussell. Gordon M, asst minister, Pres-

byterian church ; h, Hampton HallRussell, Harriet, .364 E North avRyan. Frederic B. 1 Hampton stRyan, John. 23 S Union avRyno. Joel P, freight agent. Central

station

Sackett, Grove, mgr Cranford Realty• Co, 13 N Union; h, 9 Norman

Sanders, Caroline, Mrs, Centennial avSanders, Frank, Centennial avSanders, Robert, Centennial avSanderson, Henry S, 405 Springfield avSanford, James A, 105 Orange avSanford, J Halsey, 20 Arlington rdSantrone, Harry, Carpenter piSaphar, Farris de G, 26 Central avSaphar, Lewis, Mrs, 26 Central avSauer, August, 102 Walnut avSauer, Chas J, baker, 102 Walnut avSauer. J Leo. 306 E Xorth avSax. Hans, AldeneSavior, Miss, 19 Holly stSchaefer, Chas G. 17 Spruce stSchafer & Neumann, masons, BurnsideSchafer, John. 409 OrchardSchafer, Martin. 47 Burnside avSchafer. Martin, jr, 47 Burnside avSchar. Ernest, Lexington avScheidler, Mathilde. 28 S Union avScheidler. Thomas M, 502 Linden piSi-hell, Friend M, 701 Orange avSchell, Wm, 701 Orange avSchindler, Clifford, 10. S Union avSchindler. Edward A. W Lincoln av

Miss Louise Bindenberger

Mi 11 h< en/

IS Xorth Avenue, East IV. If. Spetrv Building

Cranfurd. New

YARMOND POULTRY FARMBox 86, Cranford, N. J.

N E W LAID E G G S

Eggs for Hatching Baby Chix

CUSTOM HATCHING


Schindler, George, \V Lincoln avSchindler, John, blacksmith, ig S UnionSchindler, W Hartley, 19 S Union avSchmidt, August, 410 Orchard stSchmidt, Jacob, 108 Centennial avSchmidt, Peter, Burnside avSchmitz, Nicholas, Hollywood avSchnarr, Chas, 44 Burnside ax-Schneider, B, 17 N Union avScholes, Walter, grocer, Bank bldg;

h, 11 Marlboro stSchultz, Charles, 1 Burnside avSchultz, John. 200 E South avSchultz, Peter, 200. E South avSchuster, George, AldeneSchwartz, Edith, .3 E North avSchwarz, Chas C, 100 E South avSchvvarz, Jacob, 10s Walnut avSchwegler. Alice V, Mrs, 217 W XnrthScott, Coleman, 43 Johnson avScott, Coley, n o Garden stScott, Sylvester M, Brookside piScott, Mrs S M. Hampton HallScribner, Benj, tank house. South avSealy, Thos H, 18 Forest ax-Sears, Albert R, 12 W South ax-See. Albert, 219 W North ax-See, Joseph B, 219 W North ax-Senior. Joseph H, 321 E North avSexvard. Clarence, real estate, ins. 19 Opera House Block, - Cranford

Eastman st; h, 218 Walnut av

MARIEN

IS IN BUSINESS

FOR YOUR HEALTH

John Marien

Druggist

H. J. Lusardi Diedrich Kreie

Rare Fruit andConfectionery Carpenter & Builder

Manufacturer of DEALER IN

PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM HARDWARE and HOUSE-

Agent for the Apollo Candies FURNISHING GOODS

Tel. Tel. 138-L

4 Opera House Block, Cranford Chronicle Block, Cranford

CRANFORD HOUSE DIRECTORY 31)

A. M. ShapiroCranford's only

Department StoreDry goods and clothing formen, women and children

— AGENT FOR—

The Douglas and the "Just Right"shoes for men and boys.

Dorothy Dodd shoes for ladies.

Educator shoes for children.

Phone i60 L

17-19 Union Ave., - Cranford

Policies issued in Bergen, Essex andUnion Counties, N. J.

Clarence SewardREAL ESTATE

Agent for FIRE, MARINE, PLATE-GLASS, ACCIDENT and LIFE

INSURANCERepresenting: Michigan Commercial

Ins Co., Continental of New York,Royal of London, St. Paul F. & M.,Sun of London, G>ermania of New York,Pennsylvania of Philadelphia, Nation-al of Hartford, Franklin Pa., NorwichUnion, Scottish Union a n f l National.

19 Eastman St. Tel. 138-J, Cranford

N. Y. Office «4 William St.

Seward, George V, 218 Walnut avSeymour, Wm, The RiversideShackelford, Robt, 107 High stShackford, Caroline N, 209 N Union avShafer, Chas G, 237 W North avShaheen, A, 364 E Lincoln avShaheen, George, 364 E Lincoln avShapiro, A M, dry goods, clothing, 17

N Union avSliarkey, Mrs Julia, 31 W South avSharkey, Mary, 3 E North avSharp, Sidney W, 309 N Union avSharp, Wm. 309 N Union avShaw, Wesley A, 6 Elizabeth avShaw, Winslnw A. 6 Elizabeth avShea, James, clerk, freight stationShea, Joseph, clerk freight stationSheehan, Michael D, 28 Burnside ax-Shepherd, John, 19 N Union avShepherd, Win, 19 N Union avSherman school, Lincoln av opp GroveShim, Harry, 6 N Union avSholes, Frank L, 12 Pittsfield stShowell, Annie E, Mrs, 101 W South avShultz, Viola, 211 Walnut avSiegel, Sigmund. Central HotelSilberg, Edwin, shoes, clothing, 8 opera

blk; h. 189 R .North avSilkman, C. Hallock, 8 Arlington rdSimonton, Joseph H, ^7 Arlington rd

Wm. Isleib

Sanitary Plumber

HEATING AND VEN-TILATING ENGINEER

Jobbing promptly & properly attended to

Gas Fitting, Furnaces, Ranges andHeaters Repaired and Cleaned.Estimates and Plans Furnished.

Particular attention to sewerage.

Tel. 199-W

Miller Block, Cranford

FRED H. JAHN(Successor to Philip Jalin)

HOUSE, SIGN a n d F R E S C OPAINTING

Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging

and dealer in

Glass, Oil, Paint, Varnishes and Wall Paper

Telephone 26-L

CRANFORD, - NEW JERSEY

F. W. SCHREIBERWELL DRILLING CONTRACTOR

Wells for Mills, Factories, Railroads,

Town and Country Residences

PUMPS AND PUMPING MACHINERY

Tanks and Towers Gasolene Engines

Estimates given for Complete Water Plants

Rahway Avenue, - - Elizabeth, N. J.


Berkeley C. AustinMEMBER

New York and NewJersey Bars

76 William Street, New York City

JOJ Forest Avenue, Cranford

EDWIN 5ILBERGSole Cranford Agent for

Sinclair, Harold A, 301 Prospect avSine, J W, 230 W North avSinger, Chas, 11 Eastman stSinger, Mary, E Lincoln avSisson, Harry R, 242 W North avSlater, Noble B, 17 E North avSlee, Norman, T86 E North avSloan, Frank T, 9 E Claremont piSlocum, Mrs L E, Hampton HallSmith, Ada M, teacher, Sherman schoolSmith, Alberta, 116, W North avSmith Building, 13-15 N Union avSmith, Chris, 2 Bank bldgSmith, Etta, Mrs John D, 400 Willow avSmith, Foster T, 310 E North avSmith, Frank, 225 Cranford avSmith, Hortense M, 113 Miln stSmith, James Z, 310 E North avSmith, Margaret C, 105 W North avSmith, Robert C, 4 Pittsfield stSmith, Roderick W, 400 Willow av

' Smith, Sidney F, 28 Beech stSmith, Thos, Irving bldgSmith, Van Loan, 191 E North avSmith, Wm J, T08 Centennial avSmith, Wolcott V. 191 E North avSmock, Harriet, 308 Walnut ax-Smock, Harry, 200 E South avSnedeker, Albert W, 209 W North avSnedeker. John A, 209 W North av

and the'WAI,K-OVER'

Shoes

John Doyle

Sanitary Plumbingand Heating

Tel. 44-L

13 X. Union Ave.Shoe Repairinga specialty

OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, CRANFORD I Cranford, - New Jersey

Lehigh ParkRealty Co.

Choice Building I,ots$100 up

Dwellings, all improve-ments, $3,000 up.

Large plots of ground.Terms to suit.

S. A. SHAHEEN

364 E. Lincoln Ave., - Cranford

Martin Schafer G. A. Neumann

Schafer &Neumann

Masons andContractors

Estimates Furnished on all classesof work

N. MagzenThe Guarantee

Ladies1 and Gents'Tailoring

Cleaning, Dyeing, Press-

ing and Repairing.

Tel. 2SS-R

Miller Block, Cranford, N. J.

Tel. 155-J


Martin Keidling

Cranford LunchWagon

Food unsurpassed for quality andservice

PRICES REASONABLE

Open all day and evening

io K. North Avenue, opp. SperryBuilding

Cranford New Jersey


OSCAR M. HESS LOUIS M. HESS

Hess Bros.

PLUMBING

HEATING AND TINNING

Tel. 2.v,

7 S. Union Ave.,

Snowden, Alice E, Mrs, teacher, Grantschool

Snyder, Ralph, 20 W Lincoln avSofgar, Michael, Burnside avSomerville, Mrs Mary, 241 W North avSonardi, Joseph, bootblack, C R R sta-

tionSons & Daughters of Charity Hall, 208

E South avSouth Avenue Hotel, 112 E South avSouthard, H F, 12 Sylvester stSpaulding, Mrs C N, 3 Miln stSpencer, Jas E, Mrs, Hampton HallSperry Building, IT-17 E North avSperry, Joseph A, 325 N Union avSperry, Susan B, Mrs. 406 Prospect avSperry, Thomas A, 217 Prospect avSperry. YVm M, Riverside cor ProspectSperry, Wm M, 2d, 325 N Union avSpitznagel, Leo, 15 Carpenter piSpurlock, Cyrus, 43 Johnson avSpurlock Isaac, 107 High stSquire, Charles, 28 E North avSquires, Albert. 223 W North avSquires, Raymond, 19 Holly stSt. Mark's "A M E Church, Hardy A

Tvi-y pastor, 208 E South avSt Michael's R C Church and Rectory,

Miln and Alden stsSt Paul's Church, Edgar M Compton,

I pastor, 112 Eastman stCranford Stagg. Wm, 237 W >-Torth av

St.'iiton. Christopher. 336 E Xorth av

CRANFORD GARAGE,Overland Agency

OVERLAND MODEL 59T

1912 Overland 5-passenger touring car, $900STORAGE SUPPLIES AUTO RENTAL SERVICE

OVERHAULING A SPECIALTYPhone 241 E- North Ave., Ctanfonf

Geo. B. DotyTAILOR

For clothes that are decidedly different,yet free from all freakishness, come hereand let me make them for you.

Hundreds of Patterns

to choose from

None better tailored or of smarter cut orfinish at any price.

Chronicle Block, Second Floor,

Tel. 28-R

Cranford, N . J.

M. F. Wheeler

DEALER IN ICE

C. L. Bell

Carpenter & Builder

PLANING MILL

mill LUMBER YARD

E. North Avenue, Cranford

Chas. Wm. DovleContractor for

GRADING, CURBING,SEWERS, FLAGGING

AT LOWEST PRICES

P. O. Box I

Office: 211 E. South Ave.

Tel- 180-J Cranford

Blue Stone or Cement

138 Centennial Avenue



If in need of a good

Groeer

Phone 62

II alter Seholes

Bank Building

Stanton, George, 7 Eastman stStanton, George R, 336 E North avStarke, Andrew, The RiversideStarr. William K, 108 E Lincoln avSteckley. Wm 1), teacher Grant schoolSteele, Ku^ene, 26 Johnson avSteele, Frank F., 20 Johnson avSteinke. Albert, 11 Washington piStephens, Mary A. Mrs. 320 Casino avStephens, Thomas S. 405 X Union avStephensoiStephens' >iStephens! n

NortlStephens"Stephens! >Stetson, Kll

Bridget, Mrs, 2_>3 CranfordJoseph, 22$ Cranford avI. Maw bookkeeper.. II Eav; h, 225 W Xortli avMrs A L. 24 F,astman stWinfield S, 308 N Union avert E, 222 Walnut av

Stettler, Finest. 17 Eastman stStevens. George, 41 Burnside avStewart. Zetta. teacher. Grant schoolStickel, Susie, 103 Orange av

: Stiles. William. E South avStillman. Austin, Hampton HallStimpson, Grace, 3 F North avStimpson, Margaret, Mrs, 2~ Spruce stStimpson. W G. 27 Spruce stSlivers. Frank P. 34 W South avStners. Hamld A. 34 \Y South avSt.>fl<lard. Aury S. ri, 230-a. W North avStakes, Wilbert, 49 S Union av

E. Miller Edward Mosher

Fruits & Vegetables Civil Engineerand Surveyor

FRESHLY PACKED CAN- TOWNSHIP ENGINEERNED GOODS. PURE fOT Cranford Township

SPICES.FARM SURVEYS LOT SURVEYS

REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENTPrices Low. Quality Best. Service S E W E R A G E DRAINAGE

Prompt and Polite.

Tel. 24-L

Miller Block Cranfori

ROADS BLUE PRINTS PLANS

Office: Bank Building


Golf Livery andBoarding Stables

First-Gass Horses and Carriageswitn competent drivers, always onhand

COACHES for WEDDINGSand RECEPTIONS

Hack service at all hours.Baggage express a specialty.

EDWARD GRAU, Proprietor

Tel. 209

9 Union Ave., Cranford.

R. S. Oakey

Sanitary Milkand Cream

Produced and Sold in Cranford

No brewers' grains, only purefeed used in stable, which isalways open for inspection.

Dairy : Orange Avenue

P. U. Box 161

Bernard A. Dovle

ELECTRICIAN

Electric Light Wiring andBell Work.

Tel. 21.VW

136 Centennial Avenue



Sauer's Bread

C. J. Sauer, Baker

TERMS—Strictly Cash

Tel. 2.X0-W

Walnut & South Aves., Cranford


G. Dwight StoneOffice, Chronicle Building

Real Estate Agent

Fine Residences for Sale in

Cranford, Roselle and Elizabeth

Houses rented and rents collectedFire, Life and Accident Insurance

Your patronage respectfullysoliciied

Cranford New Jersey

E. A. Durvea

UPHOLSTERING

Mattresses Renovated and Made

Over Thoroughly

Furniture Repaired,Cleaned and Polished

Chronicle Block


Stolk, Comelio, jr, n o W Claremont avStoltz, John, Brookside piStoltz, Joseph, Brookside piStone, G. Dwight, real estate, Chron-

icle bldg; h, 9 Washington piStratton, Charles A, 114 W ClaremontStrong, Henry, 354 E Lincoln avStrong, James, 354 E Lincoln avStryker, Chas, h, 5 Burnside avStyles, Mrs Rebecca C, 15 E North avSutphen, Jno C, Orange av cor 8th stSutton, Louis T, 116 W North avSntton, Margaret E Mrs, 116 W NorthSvendson, Mrs L R. 21 W Lincoln avSwnckhamer, Frank R, tax assessor,

322 Walnut avSu.ickhamer, F Harry, 11 Hamilton avSy !<<.•>.. Fred'k G. T,T, Central av

Tabb. Walter, 241 Cranford avTalcott, John, 28 Forest avTarlow. C H, grocer, 23 S LTnion avTatnall. J Latimer, 407 Orchard stTaylor Albert P, 27 Beech stTaylor, George F, 2 Berkeley piTaylor, Ida Mrs, 208 Maple piTaylor. Harry A, 27 Beech stTaylor. Jeanne V, n E North avTeichmann, Karl, builder, Burnside avTelegraph Office, Central stationTelephone Exchange, 3 E North av

CASEY

Modes

Chronicle Block, Cranford, N. J.

C. R. WheelerDEALER IN

Flour, Feed,

Baled Hay, Straw,

Poultry Feed, etc*

Cook's StorageWarehouse

Furniture and Pianos CarefullyRemoved in Large Padded

Vans to all Parts ofCity or Country

FURNITURE BOUGHT AND Sm.n

Boxing, Packing, Storing andShipping Promptly Attended to

202 R. South Avenue

Tel- 1S0-J Cranford

Geo. T. Robbins

Freight & Baggage

Tels. Office, 13 R CranfordRc> W Wfstfield

Office: Opera Block, opp. Station

Cranford, N . J.

416 Summit Ave., - Westfield

Xatharius

EXPRESS

PROMPT ATTENTION

Tel 2SAV -Merchant Tailor-Repairing, Cleaning and Dyeing neatly

and promptly done. Suits to order, fromOffice: C. R. K. Ra i^a^e Room $1 5 u P w a r d - Ladies' work also done.

Tel . 2S-L

Cranford, - New Jersey ' No. 3 W. North Avenue, Cranford


N. A. BarnettCarriage Repairing

and Painting

Bicycle Repairs

RUBBER TIRES FOR CAR-RIAGES A SPECIALTY

EXPERT HORSE SHOEINGGENERAL JOBBING

North Avenue, Cranford

T

Teller, Geo. B, 410 Orchard stTeller, George G, 410 Orchard stTerhune, David, 39 \V South avTcrhnne, David B, 3g W South avTlieiss, Robert, Hollywood avThomas, Elsie, 22 Eastman stThomas, Gen \V, 19 HollyThompson, Kdwanl A. 223 \V North ax-Thompson, John H, 11 Pittsfield stThompson, N K, jr, 10 Arlington rdThorpe, VVm. I'".., 117 W Xorth av

i Tiller, Max, [21 N Union avI Tinglev, Chas, E Lincoln avTipping, George J, Springfield avTomlinson, Josepli D, 22 Cranford avTool, Mary, Mrs, 315 Walnut avTool, Samuel H. 31s Walnut avTorbush, Daniel, 464 Orchard stTorbush, M L, Mrs, 464 Orchard stTowl. Burr A, 5 Hampton stTnwl, Edwin, 5 Hampton stTmvler, Edward T, 214 W North avTowler, T Willard, 214 W North avTownsend, Robert D, 7 Holly stTownship Rooms, bank bigToye, Chas, Brookside piTrembly, Chas W, E Lincoln near Wal-

nut aveTrimble. A Xeisnn. mgr Potts grocery,

Potts bldg

Watches Diamonds Jewelry

South Side GroceryM. L. Howard

Tel. 292-W

FINE DELICATESSEN A Jeweler & OpticianSPECIALTY

Orders Delivered Promptly

Store open evenings until 9 o'clock

23 Union Ave., Cor. Cherry St.


All kinds of repairing

Tel. 25S-J

Opera House Block, - Cranford

Aaron D. CraneRecleaned Grain

Flour, Feed, Grain, Baled Hay, Straw, Etc.POUI/TRY FEED A SPECIALTY

Ground Bone Ground Beef Oyster Shells

BRANCH STORE:

Bank Building, Cranford, N. J.

Main Office and Store: No. 256 Union Street, Elizabeth, N. J.

(• Long Distance, 160-R, CranfordTelephones: •< Long Distance, 476, Elizabeth

I Local, 32-B, Elizabeth

Mill and Elevator—C. R. R. of IN. J. and Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park, IN. J.

F. W. SCHREIBER

STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING

IRON AND WIRE FENCING

FIRE ESCAPES

Artesian Wells and Water Supply Goods

SEWERS, GRADING AND GENERAL CONTRACT WORK

ESTIMATES FURNISHED

Rahway Avenue, - - Elizabeth, N. J.


Miss McGhee

Employment Office

L. I). Phone 904 J

1182 East Grand Street

near Broad Street

Elizabeth, New Jersey-

Trinity Episcopal Church, E North andForest avs

Tripp, Chas W, 5 Berkeley piTripp, John W, 5 Berkeley piTucker, Wm, gardener, 312 E North avTucker, William W, Mrs, 2 Pine stTunison. Wm, .30 S Union avTunison, Wm, jr, 203 Elizabeth avTurner, Edward A, 18 Grove stTusch, Emma W Mrs, 103 Orange avTusch, Wilbur, 103 Orange avTyree, Ernst, bank bidg.

Uhlig, Paul C, 500 E South avUlhigh Canoe Clubhouse, Springfield

and Orange avsUmminger, Ernest, 43 S Union avUnion News Stand, Central stationL ssini;, Agnes, osteopath, opera blk;

h, 812 Springfield avUssing, C, florist, 812 Springfield avU S Express office, Central station

Vail, James L, township physician, 24Holly st

Van Arsdale, Geo, 13 N Union avVan Buskirk, Wm E, 13 Hampton stVandeCarr, Henry S, 117 Forest avVandeever, Charles, Orange avVandemark, A C, ig N Union av

Scudder & SingerChoice Meat & Provision Market

DELIVERIES DAILY IN CRANFORD AND GARWOOD

Tel 426 J26 Broad Street, Westfield

D E S I G N I N G , E N G R A V I N G A N D P R I N T I N GCATALOGS HANDLED FROM START TO FINISH.

PHOTOCRAPHS MADE ANYWHERE AT ANY TIME FOR ANY PURPOSEPHONE 4 2 9 8 SPRING AND 151-L CRANFORD.

Alderaey Dairy Co. | A. 0. HopkinsMain Office :

20-22 Bridge Street, Newark, N. J.

DISTRIBUTORS OF

Fancy Grade Milkand Cream

in glass jars direct from ourown creameries in Sussex Co.,New Jersey.

All other dairy products

Tel. 7S Elizabeth

288 Morris Ave., Elizabeth, N. J.

L. R. Jensen

UPHOLSTERING

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

DEALER IN

ALL KINDS OF

Bottled Beers, Ales andPorter, Wines, Liquor

ALSO

Soda and Mineral Waters

Family Trade a Specialty

Deliveries Daily 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.

P. O. Box 134

104 South Ave. cor. Lincoln Ave.

Room 11, Opera House Block


E. A. Price

SIGN PAINTER

Gilding Pearl Work

High Class Lettering

of All Kinds


Estimates Furnished

9 Grove Street, Cranford


James C. ParkAsso. M. Am. Soc. C. E.

Engineer andContractor

Sewers, Macadam Roads, Con-crete Sidewalks, Curbs

and Gutters

CRCSHKD ST IXK, SAND, CKINIENT,SKWKK PIPK

Tel. 164

II E. North Ave., - Cranford

VanDerveer, George H, 706 Orange avYanness, Airs Ella, 27 W South avVan Saun, Henry R, 117 Alden avVan Saun, Peter D, 27 W South avVare, Leon A, Potts bldgVentres. Chas C, 510 Linden piW-rdin, Florence, 122 N Union avVertlin. Jack, 11 MarlboroVidal, R C, Hampton HallVigelitis, William, i n Holly stVuscl, Chris, 5 S Union avYonel. John, Union and Lenox avsYost Wm. 2 Bank bldgVon Sothen, Julius A, 14 Cranford avVuorhocs, J Stanley. Eighth stVnnrhees. Mrs C S, n E North avYoorhis, Calvin, 108 E Lincoln avYrieUuid, Emma, 107 Miln stVmom, Chas F, 6 E South avYroom. Wm S. 6 E South avYneland, Mary M. teacher. Grant

school: h, 107 Miln st

Wagner, Minnie L, 300 Casino avW.-iKstaff, James C, Mrs, 19 Holly stWake field, Robt, dentist, 113 W North

av ; h, 98 Centennial avWalker, William H A. 320 SpringfieldWallace. Anna, Garden stWallace, John, Garden st

Old Forester Whiskey and Lipschutz's Old Private Stock

my specialties

Long- Distance Tel. 261.1-L

HOTEL CENTRALD. I BURKE, Prop,

CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS

Ballantine's Export and Pale Extra on Draught

Bxcellent accommodations for permanent and transient guests.

Steam heat and electric light. Stables attached.

Parquet andHardwood FlooringOld Floors Refinished

Finishing Supplies

QEORQE E. WATTTel. 333-W

150 North Ave., Plainfield, N. J.

David EppsORDERS DESIRED

for

Kerosene & GasolineBest Quality

Prices always the Lowest

Prompt and regular deliveries

Gardening Done in Season

COME AND SEEi

The new and improved Hi-Sight Toric! and Pebble Eye Glasses. Two doctors inattendance to prescribe glasses for correct-ing visual defects, 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

The genuine crystal PEBBLE eyeglasses,the COOL kind that never MIST or SCRATCH,the APLANATIC, INVISIBLE Bl-SlGHT, TORIC,

KRTPTOK and other lenses in "1LJKIT"mounting or frames. The EASY, COMFORT-ABLE and STYLISH glasses that fit the eyeand never pincli the nose.

Glasses repaired. Spencer Lens Cleanerfree. We have no agents or traveling repre-sentatives and only ONE place of business.

The Spencer Optical Company

5-7 Maiden Lane, New York

Camillo Massa

Grading, Sewers,Flagging and

Concrete Work

WORK DONE BY DAYOR CONTRACT

s ! East North Avenue

Cranford, . New Jersey

P. o . Box

37 Burnside Avenue, - Cranford


Chas. C. HarrisDEALER IN

Cigars, Tobacco,

Stationery, Etc.

NEWSPAPERSAND MAGAZINES

OF ALL KINDS

Daily Papers Delivered

Tel. ui4~J-

Chronicle Block, - Cranford

Wallace, Lc Grand, 103 High stWallace, Thomas H, 200. N Union avWallace, Win H, 103 High stWalter, Fred, 21 Spruce stWalter, Wm, 21 Spruce stWanser, lien N, 716 Willow stWanser, Leroy, 716 Willow stWard, Laura, 224 W North avWarner, James K, postmaster, 7 opera

blk ; editor Citizen, 5 S Union av;h, 206 Walnut av

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AEOLIAN HALLHOME OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED GROUPOF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD

THE chief characteristics of the instruments on exhibition andsale at Aeolian Hall, are superior quality and greater value.No house in the music business has been so conspicuously suc-

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QUALITY is the dominating feature of Aeolian Instruments.Substantial recognition of this superior quality is found in the dis-tinguished clientele of the Aeolian Company. The leading Rulersand noble families of Europe are its patrons—the greatest musicalauthorities, its warm supporters. In America the customers of thishouse include almost every distinguished name.

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school; h. 18 Springfield ax-West, Peter W M. 116 N Union avWesterRaanl, Christopher, 210 WalnutWestergaard, Marie, 210 Walnut avWestern Union Tel, Central stationWestervelt, George, Raritan rdWetherill, Samuel. 210 Maple piWcwer & McMahon, masons, 24 W

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Centennial avsWinans, John, farmer, E Lincoln avWinckler, Fred'k E C, 706 Willow stWinckler, Herbert, 706 Willow stWiseman, William, Fourth avWitham, John, 324 E North avWitting, Christian, Hollywood avWize. Cu-orge, 251 W North avWo, Charles, laundry, 12 E North av

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Wolf. Peter. Burnside avWolfe. John C, 16 Orange avWolff. Frederick, Lexington avWolff, Henry W, 15 Alden st\\ ood, Allen G, 20 Springfield avWood, A Coman, 20 Springfield avWood. C Wesley, 42 Burnside avWood, Edward C, 401 Orchard stWood. Elizabeth W, Mrs W D, i n

Mill! StWood. Frederick W, i n Miln stWood, Henry P. }2i Casino avWood, May. 6 Opera blkWood. Samuel M, 401 Orchard stWoodland, Arthur L, 25 Arlington rdWoortling. Edwin G, 302 Prospect avWoodruff, Marion, 218 Prospect avWoods. Thomas, policeman, 34 Beech stWoodson, Benjamin, 16 E North avWoodward, Arthur C, 217 Central avWoog, Alfred C, 18 Arlington rd

• Wooster, Emma C, Mrs. Hampton HallWorth. Jennie C. 11,1 W North avWrenn. Thomas A, 11,3 Eastman stWright. Mary R, Mrs, 510 Linden piW'yatt. George. 117 \\ South avWvckoff, David T. Smith hldg

Wygant, Henry, 12 Berkeley piWyhuskey, Chas., 251 W North avWyliuskey, Earl ]•,., 251 W North av

Yansch, Fred'k C, 72 Burnside avYeager, Fred. 7 Beech stVeaman, Stephen M, 304 N Union avYoung", Frank, 1 Miller blkYoung, Geo J, 14 E North av

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Distributing Agent for Central New Jersey for the ELMORE Valveless2 Cycle Automobile. Also Manufacturers of Fine Automobile Tops.

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GARWOOD DIRECTORY 63

BOROUGH OFFICIALS

Mayor, Walter F SargentCouncil—

H M Bull. PresidentJ L HildnerA J BeckleyII M WyckoffWalter WoodWilliam R Conover

Attorney, F S Tag-gaitClerk. Wm DarrachAssessor, Charles S BeadleCollector, Wm R ConklinEngineer, Jacob L Bauer

Board of Education

Chas S Beadle, PresidentF J Dushanek, Vice-PresidentJoshua Henderson, District Clerk.

Howard S. ManningWilliam AngerTntres C BarryE. V. Taylor "A. D. WashburnChurches

Presbyterian Chanel, E Spruce av, Gor-don M Russell, pastorFactories

Aeolian & Votey Organ Cos, North avAnchor Post Iron Works, E North avBecklev Perforating Co, E North avBell Electric Motor Co, W South avG;:nvood Co. E North avOanvood Bronze & Iron Works. North avGarwood Electric Co, Center stH-ill Sienal Co, Center stThatcher Furnace Co, E South av

FIRE DEPARTMENT

Liberty Hn=c Co, F J Dushanek, chiefJl STICE OF THE PEACE

Harry Colon, W Second avPOST OFFICE

North av, R Watt, p mL Cohen, asst p mPITBLIC SCHOOL

Walnut st. E N Roselle, principal

Clarence C. ReedLUNCH WAGON

MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS

Prompt and Satisfactory Service

Centre St., - Garwood

Acker, Henry, E Second avAckerley. Geo, 12 E South avAeolian Co; Votey Organ Co, North avAnchor Post Iron Works, E North avAnderson, Carl, 203 Center stAnger, William, 22 E Willow avArnold, John, 22 E South avAshfield. Alfred, E North avAttlan, Volante, Winslow pi

Baker, Miss. 208 Center stBakotsky, Joseph, Anchor piBalla, Alex. Winslow piBang, Chris. W Fourth avBang, Wm, W Fourth avBarry. James, W Third avBarti >w, Anna S. teacher Jefferson schlBeadle, Chas S. 205 Center stBecker, Amelia, Mrs, E North avBecker, George H, E North avBecker, Herman F, F. North avBeckley Perforating Co, E North avBeckley, Albert J. E North avBegasse, T.orcnz, E Second avBegasse, Nicholas, E Second avBeggs, Chas P, 6V2 W Willow avBell Electric Motor Co, W South avBenner. Harold. 11 W Myrtle avBenson, Berenhart, W Fourth avBercnson, B, market, North av and Cen-

ter stBliss, William, 27 E Willow avBlotter, Michael, Anchor piBly, Gustave, E Second avBoecker, Mr, E Locust avBolan, Jno, 14 W South avBorough Hall, 10 W South avBosley, James, 222 E North avRosnyak. Chas. E Second avBowen, Edward R, 208 Center stRowibv, Geo M. E Myrtle avBoyas, John, Anchor piRraun, A W. .306 Center stBrewer, Gideon B, E Second avRnVht & Gottlieb, market, 5 Center stBright, A. 7 Center stBrittain, Edward, Winslow piBrittain. Thomas, Winslow piBrit?, Paul, hotel, W North avP.rockfield John, E Second avBrunet, William. E Second avBnhne, Emil, Walnut stRubric Fred'k, Walnut stBull, Harry M, 28 E Willow avBull, William W, 28 E Willow ax-Burke. David J, 2 E Myrtle avBurns, Daniel S, 303 Center stBurns, John A, 6 W Spruce av

Cadmus, Willis H, 28 E South avCabn, Harry. E North avCameron, Charles, Wood avCarkhuff, Philip, 15 E Willow av

Beekley PerforatingCompany

PERFORATED SCREENS

Iron Settees for Lawns

TREE GUARDS

IRON WINDOW GRATINGS

POLICE CELLS, Etc.

Iron Work of all Kinds

North Avenue, Garwood

Jacob L. Bauer

OTIS WRIGHTDEALKR IX

Coal and Masons' SuppliesHay, Grain and Chicken Feed

Tel. 2o.v\V, WYstfield

North Avenue, - Garwood

SHUSTER BROS.Fine Groceries and Provisions

TEAS. COFFEES AND SPICES

Tel. 477-W, Westfield

North Avenue, - Garwood

J. B. NOSTRANDBOTTLED MILKAND CREAM : - :

Karly Deliveries

W. Third Avenue, - Garwood

Civil Engineer i Garwood Shoe Store

and Surveyor6 South Avenue

THOS. RENNER, Prop.

Shoes & Rubbers for Men, Women, Children

Full lim* of Slirn's for children

Repairing a Specialty Prices Reason:ili!e

Borough Engineer of Borough! ID

of Garwood

Grocer and ButcherMain Office: 120 Broad Street

North Ave. and Center St.

Elizabeth, New Jersey Garwood, New Jersey

GARWOOD DIRECTORY

Bright & Gottleib

Groceries and Meats

Carlson, Theodore, I E Spruce avCash, John H, E Second avCattano, Andrew, II Center st

i Central R R Station, Center st[ China, Andrew, Anchor pii Clarke, Win H, 10 E South avClowes, George H, 106 Center stClowes, James A, I E Myrtle avG>ckley. G Frederick, \V South avCockley. Wm A. W South avCohen, L G, E North avColes, John, expressman, stationCollins. Martin, E North avColon. Harry, E Second avColwell. Samuel, W North av

: Conklin, William R, 305 Center stI Omlon. Michael, E Hazel av| Connors, James, \Y North av1 Conover, L Austin, 4 E Spruce avG mover. \V Ross, E Locust avCnok, Jane, Mrs. 401 Center st

nuk, Nellie, 401 Center stGnveil, Frank, YV Second avCowell. J Marshall, r, F. Locust av

YV7 r< 1 1 *r» /-• ! <~rnve"- McClellan, 4 E South avWeSttield 1 rUSt C o m p a n y ' Crawford. Wallace J. 400 Center st

; Crawford. William L. 2 E Spruce av1 Crumposki. Martin. 58 F. Second av

Tel 266-L

5 Centre St.. Garwood, N. J.

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Fays interest on deposits subject to checkYour patronage solicited

RICHARD J. SCOLES, PresidentJOSEPH R. CONNOLY, Vice-Pres.

ROBERT W. HARDEN, Treas.

TUTTLE BROS,Sash, Doors and Blinds

Lumber, Masons' Materials

Spring .St. and South Ave.

Tel. 414 - Westfield

GRAY BURIAL ANDCREMATION CO.

Funeral Directors &EmbalmersCalls attended any hour of day or night

Tels.: m Cranford. 14:! Westfield

10ft T'nion Ave. Hi-"' Broad St.

Cranford ' Westfield

Darroch. William, 301 Center stDebar. Win. E North avDeremer. Alfred. 206 Center stDeremer, Joseph H, c, V. Willow avDickinson. F R. 6 W Willow avDixon, John, 12 E South avDixon, Harry, E Second avDooline. James J, W North avDow, W Abner, 24 E Willow avDu?an. John. E North avDurow. William. W Fourth avDunn. John. E Second avDurr. Jacob. E North avDushanek. Alfred, E Second avDushanek, Fred'k, E Second av

Eckert, John F, 7 W Locust avFlliott, Wm: B. Garwood Electric CoF.mmons Chas L, Aeolian CoEneelhardt, Harry. 10 W Myrtle avFriksen. Peter M, 210 Center stFslelle. Chas G. 12 W Willow av

Faessler. Otto, W Fourth avFarrcl. Mr, W Third avFersch, Wm, Wr North avFire Headquarters, W South avFish. Charles R, W Fourth avFlammer, Otto, 1 W Spruce avFiorian, Hunyade. Anchor piFlosh, Adolph, E Second avFochilla. Frank, Anchor piFrank. Albert. E Second avFranklin, Gustav, E Third av

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Frey, Wm, 222 E North ax-Fritz, Harry P, E North avFroat, William T, 21 E Willow avFromkorth, Adam, E Second av

Galezofsky, Ludwig, E North avGalloway, B. M, 2 W Spruce avGarwood Bakery, 4 E South avGarwood Bronze & Iron Works, North

avGarwood Co, E North avGarwood I'-lectric Co Center stGarwood Hotel, P Britz, \V North avGarwiMid House, Win Morrison, E

NorthGerty. William, 9 W Locust avGinclel, Frank, Winslow piGomond, John B, 7 W Locust avGoodman, Sarah F, teacher Jefferson

schoolGottlieb, C. 7 Center stGranse, Frank, W Third aveGranse, Oscar, W Third avGrattke, Albert, 7 W Willow avGray, Elizabeth, E Fourth avGreen, Wm, agt Garwood StationGregory, Charles, barber, E North avGregory, Peter, E Second avGrattke, Christian, 4 W Willow avGunsaules, George, E Second av

Habel. Theo, E Second avHaferkorn, Walter, E Second avHall Signal Co, Center stHalligan, James, Wood avHalper, George, E Second avHalper, Joseph, 7 Center stHansgen, Fred'k, 13 E Spruce avHansgen. Fred'k. jr. H E Spruce avHav.ser. Fred'k. 1 W Willow av .Hayes, Christian. E North avKcidner. Rudolph, W Fourth avHenderson, Joshua, 308 Center stHess, Frank, Winslow piHildenmayer, Christopher, E NorthHildner, Julius H, 4 E South avHill. William A. E Willow avHinkeldey. Karl, North av & AnchorHoffman," H E. Bell Electric Motor CoHolland, Archibald, E Second avMonV. Tohn, W Fourth avllopf. Gustav, 7 Center avDossier. Max. E North avHi'.her. Michael A. E North av

ll'.'c-s. John, E North av

Jablorski, Wm, 58 E Second avJambery, Julius, F North avJefferson School, Walnut stTobnson, Hroree, E Second avJoltT-011, Mary M. teacher Jefferson schl

Johnson, Mrs Gertrude, E North avJohnston, Adeline E, teacher, Jefferson

schoolJohnston, Walter B, 6 W Locust ax-Jones, James, E North av

Kapke, Charles, 24 W Willow avKaylor, Charles N. W Fourth avKaylor, Wallace, W Fourth avKaylor. Wallace A, W Third avKaylor, William, 218 W Third avKeenan, James, E Second avKeim, C H, 2 W Willow avKeim, Conrad, 101 Center stKeller, Charles, Walnut stKelly. Wm J, 9 E Spruce ax-Kelly, Wm J, jr, 9 E Spruce ax-Kennedy, Wm, W North ax-Kirch, Frederick, 405 Center stKisch, Charles, E Second avKiellmark, Gustav, ig E Spruce avKiein, Chas, E North avKlempsen, Argus, 7 W Willow ax-Kline, John, 22 W Willow avKopatsky, Tony, E North avKowalsky. Jos. E Third avKrohmayer, Andrew, W Second avKritzky. Jno, 16 W Willow avKruki, Emanuel, E Second avKraus, Benjamin H. W Locust avKraus, John J, 11 W Spruce avKraus, Joseph, 5 W Locust avKubitscbek, Julius, W North avKuhn, Frederick, W Third av

Lampert, Paul. 2 E Willow avLampert, Paul jr, 2 E Willow avLatourette, Geo G, 7 Center stLauer, Paul, I'. Second ax-Lester. Arthur, \V Second avLipschitz, E, tailor, 7 Center stLofgren. Edwin, E Second avLoger. Michael, Anchor piLorenz, Ignatz, ir W Myrtle av

Mcrionald, Philip, E North avMcElbeney, Elizabeth, teacher, Jefferson

schoolMcGrath, Joseph H. 18 E South avMcT- ernan, Thomas. E North av^lc^^^nlls, Rali.b W Third avMcNfanus. Walter. 18 E South av^Iac^^onalcl, Martin, 113 Center stMacDonald, John. 113 Center st•^'ark. Frank. 6 E Willow avMack. William. 6 E Willow avMacsek, Joseph, Winslow piMaeuire. f)wen, \V North avMalchow, Fred. E North avManning, Howard, W Third av^'arohn, Fred, 16 E Willow avMarobn, Otto, 16 E Willow av

GARWOOD DIRECTORY c<Marsh, Audley J, 16 W Myrtle avMasterman, Robert, E Second avMayer, John, grocer, E North avMeade, Willard T, W Second avMehringer, Joseph, E North avMerkle, Mary, 306 Center stMerck. Chas, E Third avMerlo, Thomas, flagman, C R R-Miller, Adam H. E Locust av"filler, Emil, W Second avMilltner, John. W Second avVinet. Chas, Cedar stMohr, Philip, 26 E South avMolineaux. H B. Hall Signal CoMorelli. Frank, F. Third av^'orelli. George. E Second avMorelli, John, E Third avMorsran, Edward, 8 E Willow avVorrissev. Walter, 4 W Spruce avM' rri-ion. Edward, E North avMorrison. William, E North avMosser, Lewis O, 4 W Myrtle avMvller. Albert. E Second"avVHler, Otto, 201 Center st

X V Suburban Land Co, 107 Center stWad. J. E Willow avWt'mann. Gustav. 11 W Willow avXevstaiKl, Carl. E North avXnlan. John J. W Fourth avN'"lt<j. Bernard. Wood avXostrand, John B. W Third av

Onkland House. J J Dooling, W NorthO'Conner, James, 304 Center stO'Conner. Joseph. 304 Center stOlson. Oscar. E Second av

Pnc'-er, Frank, 5 W Spruce avPacker, John, 5 W Spruce avp->lmer. Horace, E Myrtle avPatz, Emil, Winslow piPauli. Carl. E North avPeins. Andrew. Wood av"'•ins. Henry, W South avPfaff, John, 307 Center stPierson, George, Cedar stPost Offi-e. E North avPresbvterian Chapel, E Spruce avPushman. Coleman, E North av

Padut, Walter H. E Myrtle avPahb. John H, 8 W Locust avRammacber, Adolph, E Third avPeed, Clarence C. Hinch wagon, CenterReed Thomas, 14 E South avPeeder. William. 5 W Myrtle avReiner. Thomas, 6 F South avPeMihnrt. Anton. E North avRobinson, Nora S, teacher, Jefferson

schoolp,,,.|,-iiTi'. Son & Co, plumbers, 112 Cen-

ter st

Rockliffe, Edward, 4 W Spruce avRockliffe, George, 112 Center stRogash, Michael, E Second-avRogoski, Frank, E Second avRoselle, Ernest M, principal Jefferson

school; h, 302 Center stRo^osL-v, Anthony. E North avRoth, Frank J, 40 E South avRoth. Louise. Mrs, 40 F South avRiefenstahl, Julia, Mrs, E North avRussell, Gordon M, pastor Presbyteri-

an ChapelRyan, Michael, 12 E North avRyan, Neil, 12 F North avRyan Josenh, 12 E North avRydiierg, John, Er North av

Saduskey, Wm, E Second avSandman. Fred. Cedar stSands, Frank, W Third avSargent. Edward, E Second avSargent, Walter F, W Fourth avSchilling, Emil, 10 \Y Myrtle avSchaldenskv, Paul, supt Anchor Post

Iron WorksSchedenek. Wolfgang. Winslow piSchmidt. H, 5 Center stSchoenwisner, Charles. \Y Second avSchrage, August, E Second avSclroll, John. 11 E Spruce avSchubert, Gustav, F North avS~huckher, George Mrs, E Fourth avSchultz, Volante, E Nnrth avSchumann, Frank, W Third avSchwab. Joseph. W Second avSedicino, A, E North avSevera^e. Frank, W Second a\-Shannon. Wm, 203 Center stShelkey, Frank, 10 W Willow avShelkev. George, W Third avShelkey. Harry, W Third av^hu'man. H. 7 Center stSinister Bros, grocers, F North avSilberg building, South and Center stsSinger, Frastus. E North avSinger, John W, E North avS'-illman. H. George, 10 E Willow avSkillman, John R, 10 E Willow avSkillman, J Harvey, 10 E Willow avSlack, Frank, Cedar stSlater. Harry, 16 W Willow avSlowski, Wm, E North avSmith, Alberta M, teacher Jefferson

schoolSmith, Anton, Anchor piSmith, Charles, E Second avSmith. Chas L, W Third avSnow. Charles A. 200. Center stSnyder, Arthur, 5 W Willow avSnyder. Daniel F, 3 F Spruce avcnvdor. Flmer, 3 F Spruce avSpencer, William G, W North av

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Stauss, Gottleib, Cedar stStelle, George, E North avStemmler, Mrs Emma, W Second avStiff, Anna, Mrs, 310 Center stStiff, George, 310 Center stStiff, John, .310 Center stStiles, Abner P, 14 E South avStillwell, Wm, 20s Center stStraughan, Alfred D. 5 E Willow avStumpf, Albert, E Second avStumpf, Mathilda, Airs, E Second avStutz, Herbert, E North avSweet. J Edward, E North av

Tait, John T, 12 E South avTakatch. John, Winslmv piTalamini, John, E Second avTaylor, Edward V, E North ax-Taylor, Lewis H, E North ax-Thatcher Furnace Co, E South avTheiss, Martin. E Second avTietsworth, Alonzo M, E Second ax-Tombs, Charles, 44 E South ax-Toner, John L, E North avTopin, Matthias. E Beech stTrober, Joseph, W North avTrodel, Jacob, E Third ax-Turn Hall. W E Sargent propr, E NorthTurshman. Paul. W North avTuttle, M, E North av

Uhrim, Julius, Cedar stUlitchnek, John, Fourth avUlmer, Bernardo, 10 W Locust avL'nion News Stand, Center st

Vail, Fred. 14 W South avVan Buskirk. Win, E North avVanNatta, Elizabeth. Mrs. (1 F LocustVanNatta. Harvey, 21 E Willow avVenn. Harry, W Third avVoras, Stephen. Winslnw pi

Walden, Frank, W Second avWashburn, Adolpli D. E North avVVashburn, F B, E North axWasile, George, E North ax-Watt, Richard, E Second ax-Weaver, Tno F, 14 \Y South avWeek*. Charles. E Second avWi-h. Fred, E Second avWeintraub, B, 11 Center -tWeiss. Peter. W Fourth avWelsh. James. W Fourth avWenczel. Louis, Cedar stWeiuvcl. Louis. Anchor piWenczel. Louis, E Third avWi-rner. Wm. 5 Center stWliitcomb. Wm. \V Second avWiegand. Amelia. Mrs. E North avWilliams. Mr, 12 W South ax\\illiamson, Albert E, E North av

Winkleman, Max, E Fourth avj Woidt, Alfred R A, 201 Center stWolf, Peter, E Third axWolf-on, Harold, r2 W South avWood, Walter, builder, 14 E SpruceWrisfht. F,mily M, Mrs, E Second avWright. Otis, coal and niasuns' mate-

rials, E North avWyckoff, Henry M, E Second av

Yetter, George, E Second avYoiinjf, 1'Vank, E Second av

Ziegler, Dennis F, K Hazel av

Blakeslee & PhilpPAINTERS and DECORATORS

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John Shallcross, Sr.MEATS and

PROVISIONS

KENILWORTHMEAT MARKET

Kenilworth New Jersey

Cranford GasLight Co.

Gas Hot Plates forCooking

35c to $3.75

Ovens $1.75 and $2.25

205 E. Broad Street

Westf ield - New Jersey

BOROUGH OFFICIALSMayor, William J HoilesCouncilmen, John Hiller, jr, Gustaf

Johnson, F H Krantz, John Shall-cross, jr. F Kipling, Jos Gow,1912

Assessor, H L FinkleCollector and Treasurer, F J HillerBorough Clerk, Charles KnudsonAttorney, Wm F GrovesJustice of the Peace, Anthony GrippoBorough Engineer, J L Bauer

HOARD OF EDUCATIONJ Hiller, President; Jos Gow, District

Clerk; W J Hoiles, C Knudson,O Nitschke, F H Krantz, J Shallcross,

jrH L FinkelC C BoydBoard of Health

Frank S Roosa, PresidentE F Stevens, Vice-PresidentClips R T.oscy. Secretary

C C WilburJ M Russell

CHURCHRaptist, 8th st, Rev W M C HawesFnisconal, Boulevard, Rev C WoodSwedish Lutheran, Upsala College,

ColleeeUpsala. 21st st, A R Wallin, Acting

PresFACTORIES

American Circular Loom, near station,Chas W Low. snot

American Veneer Comnanv, near sta-tion. Wm A Bushfield. ores

Strai^M FiHmpnt Lamp Co, Monroe av,D J O'Brien, mgr

Wri"bf Cbar'e« F. Co, near station.Norman W Clarke, supt

Wright Chemical Co, Springfield rd;Samuel Baer. supt

Papyrus Artificial Paper Mfg Co, Mar-ket st; Anton Boehms, sunt

Kenilvortb Rvbber Company; Geo BBradshaw, mgr

Post OfficeJohn T Kanane, postmaster, 20th st

Public SchoolMcKiniev. Boulevard, Josenh E Soehl.

principal: teachers. Misses Jose-phine D'Arcy, Helen D'Arcy,Mary Gee

RailwaysRabway Valley, station. BoulevardPublic Service, trolley

Sidewalk CommiMHlonersJohn W BrownJohn T KananeJames J Dixon

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Adams, Ernest, 8th stAlexander, Leonard, 2ist stAmerican Circular Loom, near stationAmerican Veneer Co, near stationAnderson, Miss, M, Matron Upsala

CollegeAnthony, Del, 31st stAntrobus, J A, Cross stAntrobus, Win, Cross stApgar, Isaac EArthur, James, Newark avArthur, Jas, Jr, Newark avAtwood, Chas, Newark avAxclson, Tver, 21st st

Baer, Samuel. 20th stBailey, Gen W, 23rd stBastifel, Simon, 8th stBecker Coal Co, yard, R R stationBecker, Samuel, 20th stBell, Albert, Newark ax-Benson, Oscar, 21st stBergh, Win, 21st stBerguist, Adolf, 21st stBerguist, Emil, 21st stBlinder, Max, Monroe avBoehms, Anton, 20th stBostrom, Carl, 21st stBoyd, Charles C, Michigan avBradshaw. Geo B, Clinton avBroser, A, 16th stBrown, Gen, 12th stBrown, J W, Newark avBruder, Elislia, nth stBurke, Michael, Union rdBurman, J, 20th stBushfield, W A, Market st

Campbell, .Arthur. 23rd stCampbell, Thomas, 21st stCappole, A. Boulevard, BarberChas E Wright Co. near stationClarke, Norman W. BoulevardO>les. Lucy, Mr-;. 15th stCmiklin. I.rmiard. 18th stConklin, Mar-hall, 18th stConklin. Rnscn. 18th stConley. Thomas. 18th stCornell, John, 21st stCraig. Harry. 23rd stCrane. J. Market stCrean, M. E. Market stCretty. W B, Boulevard

Dailey, W'm, 21 st stDancy, Cicero, Mrs, 13th stDancv. Lawrence, 13th stDankel. H F. Rahway Valley R RDeArmond. Arthur. Passaic avMell.tr. Ernest W, 20th stDickensnn. Ruins, Laurel avDixon, Arthur, Newark av

JOHN T. KANANE

KENILWORTHREAL ESTATE

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS

Tel. Conn.


UPSALA COLLEGEKenilworth, N. J.

College Preparatory and Full CollegeCourses Commercial Departmentand Music School. Liberal Terms.Send for Catalogue.

A. R. WALLIN, Acting President

BRIGHTEN UP!A little PAINT, a BRUSH and a STEN-CIL, outfit will work wonders in yourhome. We will tell you how.

BLAKESLEE & PHILPDECORATORS

25 E. North Ave. Cranford

H. JUBBERICE CREAM PARLORS

Choice Groceries, Candies, Cigars, Tobacco,

Confectionery and Pure Fruit Syrups

Cor. Boulevard & 21st St. KENI1/WORTH, N. J.

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NewKenilworth InnCor. Boulevard and 20th St.

Kenilworth, N. J.Announces its Re-Opening under new and

Progressive management

I. E. APGAR, Prop.Automobile Parties Accommodated

on Short Notice

Cuisine Unexcelled

Chicken Dinners a Specialty

Family and Transient PatronageSolicited

House Thoroughly RenovatedThroughout

Entirely New and High Class Barand Cafe

Take Newark car to Elizabeth, transfer toThird Street line for Roselle and

transfer again to Kenilworthtrolley

Car Stops Opposite the Inn

ANTONIO GRIPPOGENERAL

CONTRACTOR

Macadam Roads, Cement and StoneSidewalks, Cellars, Cisterns, Reser-voirs, Grading, Concrete and Stone

Work of Every Description

Estimates Furnished


uixon, James J, Newark avDornbeck, Chas, Newark avDuborT, A, BoulevardDunbar, David, 2ist stDunbar, James, 21st stDyke, Winnie, Newark av

Ekelund, Otto, 2ist stElko, Joseph, Michigan avEntwistle, George, Springfield rdEntwistle, James, Springfield rdEntwistli', Thomas, Springfield rdEricsson, F, 21st stEricsson, Mrs Maria, 21st st, stewardess

Upsala CollegeEricsson, Iver, 21st st

Feldmann, B, Laurel avFelt, Prof Carl, musical instructor, Up-

sala CollegeFink, Amos, Union rdFink, G E, Union rdFink, Russell, Union rdFinkle, Henry, 18th stFisher, George A, 16th stFittger, Albert, sr and jr, 21st stFoti, Domenico, 20th stFrosberg, Paul, 21st stFroberg, Swen, 20th stFrost, Charles, Cross stFrost, Fred, 20th stFrendberg, William, 21st stFuller, Edward. Faitoute av

Gessensky, R, 16th stGillings, Howard, Newark avGlynn, Daniel H, Union rdGlynn, M, Union rdGorgas, Edward, 23rd stGnw, Joseph, 20th stGreen, A, 14th stGreen, James, 14th stGrippo, Anthony, 20th stGunderson, Chas, 12th stGustafson, Walter, 12th stGustafson, Wra, 20th st

Haines, Frazee, Springfield rdHaines, William, Springfield rdHallander, Evald, 21st stHalliday, Arthur J, 21st stHalliday, Glen A, 20th stHalliday, Vincent M, 21st stHarrison, James, 19th stHawes, Albert, Orange avHawes, Rev W M C, Orange avHeiny, John C, 20th stHeiny, John S, 20th stHill, George A, Orange avHiller, Fred, Washington avHiller, John, jr, Washington avHjerpe, Theodore, 21st st

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Hoiles, William J, Washington avHolobosky, Joseph, ioth stHurden, Mary, Mrs, Monroe avHutchins, Wm, Michigan avHurden, Millard, Monroe av

Innocenti, O, 18th st

Jackson, James E, Mrs, 12th stJackson, Thomas, Mrs, Monroe avJambaglione, Nicola, 8th stJohnson, A J, 21st stJohnson, Gustaf, 20th stJohnson, H L, 21st stJohnson, Oscar, 21st stJohnson, T, 21st stJubber, Albert, BoulevardJubber, Alfred, BoulevardJubber, Edward, BoulevardJubber, Harry, Boulevard

Kachelriess, A, Michigan avKachelreiss, Henry, jr, 17th stKachelriess, Mrs H, Michigan avKachelreiss, R, Michigan avKaeiding, Robert, 20th stKaff, Wm, 8th stKanane, John T, postmaster, 20th stKenilworth Inn, Boulevard & 20th stKenilworth Post Office, 20th & Wash'tonKenilworth Realty Corporation, Boule-

vard & 20th stKenilworth Water Company, Boulevard

& 20th stKerwin, Thos A, 8th stKipling, Frank J, 19th stKlauber, Hugo, 20th stKnudson, Charles, 20th stKosmutza, Aurel, Vernon avKrantz, Fritz H, 20th stKyle, Thomas, 21st stKyle, William, 21st st

Lamphere, Fremont, Union rdLamphere, Harry, Union rdLamphere, Ross. Union rdLawler, E W, Clinton avLawson, Leonard A, 20th stLetzler, A, 20th stLockwood, A A, BoulevardLosey, Charles, 20th stLow, C W, suot Circular Loom CoLundgren, Prof J A, Upsala College

McCarthy. Patrick, 18th stMcKinley School, BoulevardMcMurtry, Percival, Passaic avMcQuaid, Patrick, 17th stMcQuaid. Patrick, jr. 17th stMcOuaid, Timothy, 17th stMacKenzie, George, 23rd stMackenzie, Jas A, 21st st

Mackenzie, Jas, jr, 21st stMaloy, John J, 17th stMarino. Salvadore. ioth stMaul, John, Monroe avMaul, Henry, 17th stMaurer, Albert, Monroe avMergot, W E. Newark avMergot, Cathrine, Mrs, 18th stMitchell, M O, Central stationMuller, Joseph, Orange avMuscowitz, H, 20th st

Nathanson, Adolph, Washington avNathanson, Louis, Washington avNees, A A, Mrs, 17th stNees, Carl, 17th stNitschke, Oswald, Colfax ax-Nolan, James, 12th stNolan, John J, 12th stNordstrom, L Lawrence, 20th st

O'Brien, D J, Newark avO'Brien, T F, Monroe avOlson, Carl, 21st st

Peterson, C A, Upsala CollegePettit, A H, Mrs, 21st stPettit, Wm A, 21st stPost Office, 20th & WashingtonPriff, Carmine, 23rd stPriff, Isadore, 13th stPriff, John, 23rd stPriff, Salvatore, 13th st

Rahway Valley Station, BoulevardRandolph, George, 21st stRoosa, Frank, Michigan avRussell, James, 19th stRosenbloom, Carman, painter, 17th st

Sacofsky, Nathan. 20th stSacofsky, Louis, 20th stSacofsky, Nathan, 2toh stSalamanowitz, A, 20th stSaxe, L J, BoulevardScales, John, Mrs, nth stSchaffer, Max, 20th stScott, J, n th stSeale, Joseph, Cross stSeale. Wm A, BoulevardShallcross, Harry, Springfield rdShallcross, John, Sprincrfield rdShallcross, John, jr, 21st stShallcross, Joseph, 21stShallcross, Wm, Springfield rdSkinner. A, 8th stSloan, George R, Michigan avSnyder. Wm, 23rd stSoehl, Jos. teacher, 23rd stSong, j H, 20th stStein, Aaron, Washington avStein, David, Washington av

KENII/WORTH DIRECTORY

JAMES J. DIXONReal Estate & Insurance

Supt. and Mgr. New OrangePark Land and Improve-

ment CompanyNewark Ave. aud 25th St.

Kenilworth - New Jersey

WM. J. HOILESPlumbing, Tinning

and FurnacesWashington Avenue, Kenilworth

A M E D E U SBARBER

S. 21st St. and Boulevard


Stevens, Carl, 20th stStevens, Clarence, 20th stStevens, E F, 20th stStevens, Horace, Vcrnon avSteward, W J, nth stStolpe, E, Mrs, 21st stStone, I, 20th stStraight Filament Lamp Co, Monroe avSullivan, Dennis M, 19th stSwanson, Esther, 20th stSwanson, Martin L, 21st st

Tengstrand, I, 21st stTerrell, E A, Mrs, 12th stThygeson, A, Union rdTinnes, George, 17th st

Ulrich, Minerva, Newark avUpsala College, 21st st

Vitale, Louis, 10th stVitale, Carmine, 9th stVitale, Paul, nth stVitale, Sam, nth stVitnus, R, 19th st

Wahlstacl. B E, Newark avWahlstad, P P, Newark avWallin, A R, Acting President, Upsala

College, 21st stWanander, C, Monroe avWatkins, C, Orange avWi'stergren, B R, 20th stWilbur, C C, 19th stWilbur, Robert, Vernon avWilliams, A, 14th stWilson, Frank, 16th stWilson, Martin. 23rd stWoodmen's Hall, BoulevardWright Co, Charles E, Market st

Voon, Surkin, 21st st

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS

Adams, E K, fire insurance 9Aeolian Co, musical instrumeats . . 56Alderney Dairy Co, milk 52Amadeus, barber 73Anchor Post Iron Works, fences . . . 59Austin, B C, lawyer 41Bachman-Veghte Co, coal, lumber . , 32Ball, T A, florist 29Barnett, N A, carriages, horseshoeing 49Bauer, G F, piano instruction . . . 14Bauer, J L, engineer, surveyor . . . 64Baumann, K, photographer 29Beckley Perforating Co, screens . . 64Bell, C L, builder, lumber 44Bell, C C, architect 14Berenson, B, meats 64Bindenberger, L, millinery 37

Blakeslee & Philp, painters . . . coverBoffo, F, real estate 60Brackett, W H, dentist 6Bright & Gottleib, market 65Brown, E N, funeral director . . . . 57Casey, gowns 47Central Hotel, D J Burke 53Cladek, F T well driver 3Cook, H, storage, furniture, moving . 48Cook, H, printing, binding 58Cox Engraving Co 51Cox, S J, lawyer 21Craig, C A Co, builder coverCrane, A D, flour and feed . . . . 50Cranford B & L Assn 5Cranford Fruit and Produce Market . 22Cranford Garage, automobiles . . . . 43

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTSCranford Gas Light Co . . . . cover, 69Cranford Hotel, F Hassig 28Cranford National Bank coverCranford Realty Co., lots 34Cranford Theatre 08Danker, Aug, milkman 30Diamond, H, bakery and confectionery 9Dixon, J J, real estate, insur . . . 78Doremus, J F, grocer 35Doty, G B, tailor 44Doyle, B A, electrician 4(iDoyle. CW, sidewalks 44Doyle, J, plumber 41Drysdale, W B, real estate 20DuBarry, J E, engrosser 31Duryea, E A, upholstery 47Epps, David, oil 54Fanwood Quarry Co, stone 57Fidelity Trust Co, title insurance . . 4Fink, H L, autos, carriages 61French, R M & Son, furniture . . . . 19Gilhooly, P H, lawyer 22Grau, E, livery, cabman 46Gray Burial Co 23Grippo, A, contractor 71Haessig, F A, milkman 85Ham, F B, surveyor 5Hampton Hall and The Riverside . .11Harris, C C, newsdealer 55Hess Bros, plumbers 48Hinman, S M, dentist 0Hoiles, W J, plumber 78Hopkins, A O, upholstery 52Howard, M L, jeweler 40Isleib, Wm, plumber 39Jahn, F H, painter 40Jardine, Thos & Son. marble yard . . 31Jensen, L R, bottled beer 52Johnson, A, wood yard 55Jubber, H, grocer, ice cream . . . . 70Jussel, L A, electrician . . . . . . 17Kanane, J T, real estate, ins . . . . 70Keidling, M, lunch wagon . . . . 42Kelly, T M, counsellor at law . . . . 20Kenilworth Inn, I E Apgar . . . 71Kirschenbaum, J, tailor 84Kreie, D, builder, hardware . . . . 38Laggren Bros, awnings 80LaMont, E S, vocal teacher . . . . 19Lehigh Park Real Estate Co . . . 42Lunger, \V, bootblack 15Lusardi, H J, fruits, candy . . . 38Magzen. N, tailor 42Manor Realty Co, real estate . . . . 58Marien, J, druggist 38Markusson, P, garbage collector . . . 01Massa, Camilla, contractor . . . . 54Mathews, T W, builder . . . . 17McGhee, Miss L, employment office . 51Mendell. \V \V, justice of the peace . 33Milch, I & Co, meats 27Miller, J E, fruits, vegetables . . . . 45Moffett, Chas L, lawver 21Moore, E L, mason 7

Mosher, Edward, surveyor 45Natharius, J, tailor 48Normandie Park Co, real estate . . . 60Nostrand, J B, milkman 04Oakey, R S, milkman 46Park, F W, lawyer , . . 2Park, J C, contractor 53Pike. A C, hardware 10Plainfield Business College 02Plainfield Trust Co, bank 12Plainfield-Union Water Co . . . . coverPoston & Apgar, builders 2Potts, R T, grocer 80Price, E A, sign painter 52Rankin, J C W, real estate . . coverRankin, J C W, coal, wood . . . 13Reay's Cranford Pharmacy . front coverReed, Clarence, lunch wagon . . . . Ii3Renner, T, shoes 04Reusch, H E, baker 13Rindell, R, coal, lumber 10Robbins. G T, expressman 48Royal Cleaning Co, tailors . . . . 34Sauer, C J, baker . . . . 46Schafer & Neumann, masons . . . 42Scholes Walter, grocer 45Schreiber, F W, well driver . . . 4 0Schreiber. F \V, iron work 50Scudder & Singer, market 51Seward, C, real estate, insurance 39Shallcross, John, sr, meats 09Shapiro, A M, dry goods, shoes . . 39Shuster Bros, grocers .04Silberg, E, clothing, shoes 41Slakin, H A S ; Co, builders . . . . 35Spencer Optical Co, glasses . . 5 4Sperrv & Hutchinso'n Co, trading

stamps . . . . . . coverStandard Concrete Stone Co 55Stone, G D, real estate 47Tarlow, C I, grocer .49Teichtnann, Karl, builder . 25Thomas, Emmett, caterer . . . 84Tiemann, Otto, bottled beer . . . 5HTownsend's Marble Works . . . 8Tuttle Bros, planing mill, coal . . . . 05T'nion Business College 2Upsala College 70Ussing, C, florist 26Wakefield, R, dentist 7

! Warsinski, Carl, painter 15' Waterson. J. cabinet work 16j Watt. G E, parquet floors . . . 54

We-tfield Trust Co. bank . . . . 1Wheeler, C R, flour and feed . . . 48Wheeler, J, musician 10Wheeler. M F, ice 44Winans, Isaac, blacksmith 33Winans, John farm produce 82Wo, Charley, laundry 18Wright. Otis, coal . 04Woodruff. W B. florist 18Yansch. C. mason .59Yarmond Poultry Farm 37

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The Plainfield-Union Water Company supplies the inhabi-tants of the city of Plainfield, the borough of North

Plainfield, and the villages of Fanwood, West-field, Garwood, Cranford, Roselle and Roselle

Park with water for domestic use.

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The water supplied by the Company has been analyzedby Allen Hazen, Esq., a leading hydraulic expert of Boston,and pronounced by him to be water of "great organicpurity," and in a letter to one of the Company's patrons headds, "You are to be congratulated upon having so good asupply, and you need have no anxiety whatever as to itawholesomeness."

The interest of the Company is identified with thecommunities in which its plant is located, and it is thepolicy of the management to do its full share to promotetheir growth and prosperity.

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