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[April +, 1:94s]
FUIISITURE. CHINA, SILVER
JBWELB7. GOOD CAHB. CALL
SO. J-SW2.
7-2542-W. We toy
PUTFOUIWI £bP3> HOW open at
Slcan St. 5*. Onas«. Antiques
glass, and chip*.
FOUBTH annual Antique Show «nd
sale ac Olfl IMbytirlu CTiurclj «
3±»-:ns£ield. N. J., Uurae flays, start-
iiiff Tuesday. April a ; .li, 11" A, ii
lo 10 P. M. Adinicalon ^0 ^enis "
EARLY American Furniture. Greon
Village AutiouaB, Oretn ViLta.Be
H. J. Aenet; Pruddan. Jta. tk2C>R0.
ANTJQU£_
sh, ifahoS-iuii un
hdnrt. STA-1S12.
coiarrf; iittn : railfe glass; fi£-
urin«K, lamps, furmturu unii crudes.
JU1 'W T &lcQTri&. AJititjups purch^E&il
Call Or. S-7490. ALMA t DITJ^
INGHAM, T8S TremaSt Ave. U
doors from So. Center St., Orange.)
CANDELABRA silver, iiewtoT^hlnii"
aiifl 1 Eiass compote. P. W 3|-«.
3.H. 7-3&8S any liight but Wednes-
day from J-IG,
USED ruBxirmiE AUM ruuniLU
FANCY apples, potatoes, ivnl clfl*r
containing no preservative, trash
BSEB. pure buckwheat and T.g!:r i
WISFtTMAN'S P"ARMS
Morris town BErn&rilsvino Rnnil
TO QUR nity co^ msnTirc,
fiust or Bhavlnrs, minimum
of straw. Phane rJllHn
0S2B-J-1.
H x 21 tlmihle wnlls a
elty pidlne". rvri*pente
5100. Su. B-T7M-M.
CRKET pen, EO bird 31BB, easily
moved. Call Su. 6-0356.
Free delivery to your home.
J. KL BT^AITECS ADV. CORP.
• ..." .•?!] St., Dc".cr •Ah
POTn.TR broadhreasted uuIJoruni
clean; avillabl* F*bri:ary. SI each
Hew llampsliir* Tl«a pullftin, l«y In
April, Si £5 aach
TULir TURKEJT RANCH
Uorrfa Flxlai. ilorristown 4-231S-R.
. 3-GS57.
KAMUS2E fer *»!•. Call
HAS AND
ITT tarloid lcL« Cor b&
• BllJflcTi&n KUJ-ruEiLe
furs3«fted uo-jn re^iu
Jaatti. Alilej], .V f
i—F
NO CHEAPLY JWADB PUH^TTU
But beantLTHI cuslcni-ouilt H
room miltea: »-ijit nULrufamu
•tJft; SotJl iort SBCL.CS from
Chatrs froin lib, T>rain If de*i
WIHS ITTIR^ " b: '
Tth B
room scl,
1L532
THE? Coals FROM Mli.CS
AROONt" fcr Javenile u urrlture;
•*M* prices. Bawx 1u?9t1' &
UTJB So. Orange Ai-e Newark N' J
UrnTBTitaEt ta all bus Hues Sexs Sac-
ra rd ive. ;
MAKU^AC rXTREK'S SAMPl.tS SA1*TC
or qu&iity sprln^-sonEtmm«l Lm^s
roon suilM aiid ttjd.o ec-uctifis; als* 1
porcelain toe breakfast acts: "u.rd
many man hs.rd-iLi-*rr Usma: new
(-n BBJB it Uie EKSKX FUF.NlTLiiE
SDI iur'ng'itlcl .tve Newark N. 3.
Phmw ilitchaU i-Ol'W
to crdflr. Spleint fri/brln* f'raiB * l«.i"Bf
variety, "Tlsft c.i- JilnwroniiH. 9r fill]
for r*r.rpc»nta : t!YB. Hajjla* 1 *" 5
artw su 5 n-
£35 fltoHfc KMj chairs with liS>eslry
seal* und backs, May be seen Sat-
urday morning ai 23 Euclid Ave
Summit.
FOIl HXLE—PiiLTw, gpcid condition,
nue, Liiitli'ii ""£,]nden"U2810. *
LAR.CE OLDER MODEL, B&&JSFB&
large RUG ; Sl'Ol'iKLI^K HRTB.
7—FUK8
3FRIKC5 PRfCE SPECIALS: Fur
J»a^ rellned i Restylsd ; KsmodelBd
I7D. Enracrdlnary values Pur
coats remodal^d to litest stylo, 126.
PAT1IS1AN Fur Co. >19 Bruad SL
Newark. MirS-2?ll
KITCHK^ OftbtVBt; nour bin, witli
slltcr attached. 510. S.O. 2-GSS3,
'^ST^Ui^TfeW 01 * 11
had very. Hit]* vse, tsascnabie
phone Untonvillo 3-UGO-J, betwaar
7 and S P. M.
DIRECT FACTORY oUTLHT
binst linlcs, linoleum tops; tieti
IS-iticb combluatioii sink and tub
unit', \t%—e«m%l%L« wltti fouraU
and atrnlnisra; other siBeit fpent
B*!•• built
a SeotL Uiabuj-n «-CBM
; iwTiJ rM>at".
mmwrclaL Cull
130 ft H» »k. rJ« C IQB^^JTL
call: 3ian'» averraEiL. IIKB n«T. SJJ.
siat •-•.'
CHILD'S i
ca.rrla?c. jiiL-lutir
RU. 0-SS: • (.Tidbox, flot!
ESTA'JTE OP FANEC TTDOV.
accpunta more
fh^reef'
thence (Hi In a nortiTOtiaterh' di-
rection elsht liundrEii and fD"tr-
4even leet (8)7 &A, EMM o>r less.
fl.]0IUT lhe saj herl> Uo» ! la.vy line fff
Lets 101-15Q. Block .328, Pint ft =?.
Block SET. Plale!!^ 7 °
Tlifince (^lE) in a wcsleily il is action
alaiiE" "Jie stmtTierly fcourrisry lir.e
-•of '-: 1 1 Tints 1^15. four 5uiriireo" KtiCJ
Llwrtj-Bli- tp-nt fUB ft_> tnore rr leas,
to a pnltit « B salrl
- Lota 110 and 1M. Eloelc 306,
Thence lo * loutlnresterly di-
"•WCinu IIIDII? [hi r-iar Unfl ot L-i"e
104-111. Eloc-k S&e, Platu 53, « tno
"'•sstfirly corner of I»t 104, EltwK
56, Pla.Le B3.
Thenun (19) in a jouthsrjjr d-trec--
.on ivro liundred *i>d thirty-tlii'^e
^33 ft.) more or IBEX, along ihe
Tlicnce f£D~ in a. BoUUiWealiMty dl-
smion seventy feel (70 fL> more, or
3% alms UW center line of HHEI-
>ck Hoad to H. pplnt where mid
enter linp Fs Intersected by the een-
sr line of Wayside.
~li*L]\;a (21> running BoutheaBtertj-
i.rid souLlierly alnnj" ** said center
lie of 1.1'a.yilde to a point where
IJ -snisr line 5* WiyiMa* is
by the center line of UC"
The
Tilt,
f!2) in a aouiieastet-Ly (H-
-• ruimiar DaralLel with anil
distant L\ro hundred fnet (3M ft )
nnrtheasiei-ly from the easterly side
"' the Morrla ana Essex Tumpl&ce,
=JSLI-PI1 at right uiRlei tlierato, to
.e norfh«i-]y rlftlt-ol-way Una at
« Ti. L. and W. KH.
Th«ic»_(33) in a nortlieoflterly mid
•easterly direction aldDg the north-
n? rlRlit-oI-WDy Hue of the D. L,
nd W. RH to a point where suld
iir-lherly rirht-of-way line ot said
illroad fa inlersBctcd by the eenter-
nc or timt pariign of Taylor Boad
nidi paiaei under toft ralhaad,
Then« fS4» northerly nlonr said
=nter line af Taylcr Rond to a point
here sn.ld centr-r I?n< of Taylor Roa.tl
B intersected by th« center Iloe of
- Avenue.
; \1V} In »n easterly direc-
...• hundred uid twenty-flvo
wet (135 Ii.) more or less alonjj
11 " center line DI Ho"bart Avenue
Point that would be Interieottd
. J. line drawn pa.rall«l with and
distant t*o hundred fset (2M ft)
eiisLerly from Lhu eaitarly side line
:if lay]or E.oad, meaaured at. rijht
angles thereto.
Thence (2C) In a northeasterly dl'
~ecLion parallel wltb and distant two
Hundred fijet (*D9 It.) easterly Irora
Lhe easterly jlde line ot Taylor Road,
itipfifcUrod at right ,inj>s theretn, tc
1 point where aald linn would be
ntersected by a line drawn parallel
with and distant two hundred feet
(200 ft. 1 ) northerly from the north-
-rly side line of Uofrart Avenue,
nmiRiired at. r|p;ht anp'ei thereto.
Thence (27) in a ienera.1 easterly
llrection, ninnlng parallel with and
distant two hundred feat (200 ft)
northerly from the northerly »iflp line
H0v3.r-t AVGTIU^I rncsflu rpd JI t rif^h t
Pries thereto, to a pnint where
d course would be Intersected hy
line drawn parallel wfth and d|>-
it two hundred I««l (ZOO ft.) west-
erly from the wcuterly itfle line of
Old Short HMi Road, measured at
right anelei thereto, beinft tha point
"• 1 place of BEGINNING.
L1! stv«ets, lots, blocks anil plulfg
•«naliO\'fi referred to are all a»
re particularly laid out and fle-
naifid iiiion the Real Entate Tn*
.UK of the Townsh!n nf Mlllbuni
lhe County of Easex, In effect a.s
Of February 1, 1941
Section 3. That the title nf Ar-
.k'lo V of tha ordinance aforesaid
no Bnd hereby is amended to read
• : 0N"E PASttLT* "AA", "A." AKB
•B" RESIDENCE DISTRICTS."
Sftction i. That Seotlpn 1 of Ar-
" e and hereby la atnenfled tp read
"Sectinn 1 — USE. Within one-
f;imlly "AA", "A" or- "B" residence
flistricti. no building-, or premises
eliall be used, and no buildltig-
slia.ll be erected te be used In "wiicls
pr in part for any business, in-
fl-ustnal, mnnulaccuirine or coro-
m^rcip-l purpose, or lor acj 1 other
men tn.fi foll-jwinr Bj>e«ltied. pur-
Posea:
(al Single detachnd house used as
owner or !c65Ee, Eurh aa a ptiysl
Bfeffl. lav-^er, architect, dfintlat, or
etiiflio of a palmer or scuJptor.
(c) Home oecupntions such as
custom drenKmal-rlTiK 1 , cuetotp mil-
linery and horn* cooking, &na n&t
,Injurious to a district sa a pPice
of re?idenr;e: provided tbst %ucb
occupation ihall bt conducted sole-
ly by r^iident occPpantB it th*
tniHdinp. and that no s'pn, adver-
tisement or display 01 products
shall be visible Irom the street.
Cd) Church or any place of
worship, Including tn& parish
nouE4 i^d. Sundi^ cr Church sclio^l
QuUdin?. jiuhiic (irhool fl.nfl CIAT-
Kroond CGnriected therewith, nub-
ile library, muneurn or art Rallery.
(*) BiilldlnsK used for nrlvate
hortlp.nUiira.1 or irriailltufral pur-
poses,
ff) Private i?arapc, stable cr
Jog Ttennel. J-'xr[i:s!vi:1y *nr tlie use
at the VetstAmt occupant af the
premisi's, and not for bUBLnets
purposes.
CK) A Bower g"arder or nuriery,
provided that IID fertiliser he
stored within twenty-five (25) feet
of any !„; 'ine.
(h) No bill board or other aS-
verttslng slRna shall Tie perTnlttea
In cne family residence districts,
except
(L) Or t reijlileiiep, a sltiglt ilrn.
roi otherwin no^Ujl-Lca, bearfns
t*& name and •S^irriat'c-i 0^ my
ncc«pp.ti5n. hsre-JTider psrnittsrt,
CRmee en In rjcti Tssldinc* bj* any
psrscn vssldire therbia; and no
I atol shall sxcesd tflro CS)
fest In area
ilaL_ .
j«cletl in a. wiBteilj
V,Tilte flmV: Rlilea "
Thwice CIS) 6c «
reel Ion f ortj r fan t
less, a-lonj 1 the TTCE
WfiitP OnV: Hia^e
by .3 line drawn purs
diEtnjit Lwo hundied
aid aoiith
1-I"vr if
i
lin point
secteS
and
fl")
Oif ply from 111* northerly niit
• of Hemloct HOJK?.. mensured at
Steam (17) In. a westerly a.nfl
north-wester!y dlr^ciior uarsliel with
uj distant rare li^ndriMl feflt (2"i!
ft."i nar"."hsrly iyiTii the jicrlher,y side
liEA Of Herr.lock Ttdnd m.p.a.fcLlZ'S'l at
rift'rti AT-rltS therSta, to a. paitlt wherr
Utia Lie !• l£it3raccted by the ]*inr
i«lo -
..,.;.."
i fEat In art
r ranting ot
> ftet In ar-
r tr.pt saia
PTOBeftv.
(3)
r Kraunft aia
a.
rtlflcaUr llluml-
WtiOati irlllo the
a pkee ot Ja:id
'Idcd that *ach
?B and prcvidtd
?l^n shall he bv
p(E] feet from
jry line of laid
an two (2) tern-
la more or
.SBS, along tXe westerly side, line of
White Oak Bidge E-oad t* a. yoint
1 sail side line is -intersected by
._;d distant LWO Hundred taet (200 £L.)
lortiierly £rom the northerly side Una
of Hemlock .Road, measured at right
angles thereto, to a point "
Una •-
line __
Plata 53.
Thence (IS) in 2 southwesterly di-
re?ttc-n ajone* the rear Ita6 o£ -Lot
104-111. Block 306, P^le 53, to the
westerly corner of Lot 104, Black 3U6,
Piate 53.
Thence (iS) in- a. southerly direc-
:Ion two hundred and thirty-three
fefiT [233 ftj more or leaa, alonff tbe
westerly side line af Lot 101, BloL-k
396, Plate 53. to the center line of
Hemlock Scad.
Thence (20) In a southwesterly di-
rection seventy feet (TO ID more or
eas, along" the center line of Ham-
cX KoaS U. .v i>(ji-.iV -ff"n«e saifi r.eTi-
r line is Intersected by the center
ic of Wayside.
Thence (21) running soutlieasterly
and southerly ak-nff the said center
e o£ Wayaide to anoint where the
id center line of Wayside Is Inter-
sected by the eerier line ol Holiart
'.venue.
Thence (22} in a. southeasterly di-
ECtion running parallel wfth and dis-
tant TWO hundred feet 1200 ft) north-
easterly trom the easterly side llns
Of the Morris and Essex Turnpike,
measured at right ang-las thereto, to
. ; . • • : . . , : • . • , . v : - , . - . " - • - • ' : • J : : • • : :
tne D. I,, ana W. R. R.
£23) in n. southwesterly dl-
.. . KO hundred feet [200 ft.)
more or le«B. to the easier]y side line
of the Morris and Easei Turnpike.
Thence (!!4) in a. general northwest-
erly dii-fiotion alnng sHld easterly side
"la of Morris and Essex Turnpike to
_ point whera said line Is intersected
by the center Une in a northeasterly di-
rection along the center line ot White
Oak RlOge Road to a point whore said
center line is intersected by the cen-
ter line of Great Hills Road, if said
center line of Great Hills Read were
projected In * northwesterly direc-
tion.
Thence (27) in a southeasterly di-
rection alonff the center line of Great
Hills Road to a point where said cen-
ter line. If projected southeasterly,
would Intersect the center lino of
Old Short Hills Road.
Thence (26) In a general northeast-
er Old Snoi't EQHfl Road to a point
•'here said center line Is intersected
y the northerly siae line of Fairfieid
•cted northwesterly \o the center line
f *~iifl Short Hills Read.
(28) in a southeasterly Ai-
' ndred and c' •' -
r less, along
: I- ^ ...c, r.l .1
I in* fcetwe.
t S3G.
ere* fill In a so^'.h&r:: p
huuiIioJ airi UILV.V :'e-t