Lost comb and apartment notices from Bloomfield area
Lost on Monday a yellow celluloid comb set with rhinestones between Bloomfield avenue and Prospect on High. Reward offered at 224 High street. Also several rental notices for 5 room flats and a 7 room apartment with baths, private hall, inquire at listed addresses. Train schedules announced for Weehawken area and related lines with weekend variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Avenue
Prospect
High Street
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Dons
Scheuer
Elgin Creamery
Schener’s
Nail City
Mt. Vernon
S. Scheuer & Co
Washington Pl
Passaic, N. J
Gia
Amit Family
No Childrens
Addyass W. B
Nutley Sun Office
Laurel Avenue
W. Nutley
Nutley
A. Bruyer
High St
Bloomfield Ave
Victor
F. Seidler
Chestnut Street
Hawthorne Avenue
Bath
C. Wingate
Prospect Street
White Mountain
Vreeland Avenue
Ocean Grove
N. J
P. Day
Laura Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Whitford Avenue
Nutley Station
A. L. van Wenekle & CO
Columbia Building
Oakwood Villa
Commer Whitford Avenue
A. L. van Winske &C
Tf Real Estate
A. J. Duggan
John
York
Weutley
Aihside, Avenue
P.m
Highfield Lake
Avondale
Walnut
Chambers Street
New York
Berdan Furniture
Vidor
Summer
Sin Ave
First Ward
Job Ciccone
Franklin Ave
Park School
Madras
W. C. Davis
W. H. Robinson
Mattress Maker
Chestnut Street, Nutley, N. J
Oldes
Passaic
Chas. Greeme & Son
Main Avenue
Yantacan
W. Nutley Hose
Prospect St
Hawthorne Ave
Passaic Av
Highfield Lance
Satterthwaite Ave
North Road
Grant and Whitford
Pasgaic
Chestnut St
Franklin Av
Centre St
Harrison St
Bloomfield Av
Mt. View
Headquarters
Franklin and Viceland
Kingsland St
Nichols’ Factory
Brookfield Ave
Elm PL
Avondale Road
Walnut St
Passaic Ave
Charles A. Keyler
Bloomric P Avenue
Tpugking
G. Ww. Barker
Hsp
Commissioner OF Deeds
Union Bldg
Clinton St
Newark
Passaic County
Hanlon
Jefferson St
Passaic, N. 3
Allan B. Stirratt
General Trucking
Ene
NEW Tork
Halsey
Bank Sts
Cathe Ea Ae
Gotton
Shana S
Samberger
the Nutley Sun
Nutley Sun Building
COR. Franklin and Vreeland
Photie
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