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West Orange, NJ ■ ONE OF THE BETTENBETTER 268 Main St., Orange, N* J* Tel. Orange 3-1020 ------- BRANCH: 144 SOUTH HARRISON ST. EAST ORANGE S Drug Stores TELEPHONE ORANGE 5-743© 0 A HIGHLY PERSONALIZED SERVICE SB EMBRACING EVERY BANKING FACILITY ORANGE FIRSf NATIONAL BANK 0 282 Main St., Just East off Day St. ORANGE Bfl. RAYMOND RILEY, President Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insuranee Corp. I I A REAL ESTATE FIRM THAT IS AN INSTITUTIONS.*- o « = Frank H. Taylor & Son, Inc. ...... — NOTE FIRST NAME REALTORS 57 Years INSURANCE MEMBERS AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS Telephone Orange 3-8100 620 Main St., Brick Church Section East Orange, New Jersey 10 ..... .... ... .............................. ... ...... ...................... —” C 9 First National Bank O WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY I This Bank offers complete facilities for all branches of Banking and solicits your business, personaf] and savings accounts TRUST DEPARTMENT MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE HALF DIME SAVINGS BANK INCORPORATED MARCH 17, 1870 356-358 Main SL, cor. Lackawanna Plaza Orange, New Jersey CO SAVESSTART TO-DAY for any PURPOSE you will but— U s sa t m | p AT THIS BANK— fe WILBUR MUNN, President HARVEY M. ROBERTS, Vice-Pres. and Cashier GEORGE H. WERNER, Vice-Pres. EDWIN H. VOLCKMANN, Asst. Cashier m SecondlNational Balk O Q i 308 Main Street, Metropolitan Building O range, N . J . I I Zlz 1 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT TRUST DEPARTMENT | M | | p Safe Deposit Boxes and Storage for Silverware I lO H l MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATiP| & 53 Academy Street I gps?5l F5NEST DRESS NEWARK, U SUIT RENTAL Tel. Market 2-4313 DEPT. IN NEW JERSEY RQTHROCK-TAILQRS \ NEWARK COAL CO AVONDALE OPPERS Nature’s Finest Coal ‘blue coal’ Cone Treated TELEPHONE BIGELOW 8-1989 F U E L O IL 49-55 Badger Avenue Newark, New Jersey t W O u Q MORTGAGE LOANS Applications solicited A Complete on residential and business properties and apartment dwellings in northern New Jersey. Long term loans at low interest rates payable in easy monthly or quart­ MORTGAGE erly reduction payments. SERVICE FHA LOANS We are an approved mortgagee of the Federal Housing Administration. Loans granted with experienced executives up to 80% of value for twenty years on existing prop­ to help solve your mortgage erties and 90% on new construction. Moderate fees— problem. fair appraisals—prompt closings. DEFENSE HOUSING We specialize in F. H. A. Our representative will Title VI defense housing loans. gladly call to discuss our services with you: FULL REALTOR COOPERATION LARGEST F. H. A. MORTGAGE INSTITUTION IN NEW JERSEY Telephone Essex 3-9300 Underwood-Franke Mortgage Co Mortgage Correspondent for New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. Boston, Mass. Modern Woodmen of America Rock Island, Illinois Agricultural Insurance Company Watertown, N. Y. Mutual; Life Insurance Co. of New York Approved Mortgagee Federal Housing Administration Bergen County Office Member Mortgage Bankers’ Association of Cedar Lane at Queen Anne Road Northern New Jersey Teaneck, N. J. 1040 Springfield Avenue Irvington, N. J. The ELECTRIC “ROTO-RO OTER” The Modern Solution to an Expensive Maintenance Problem! CLEANS SEWERS From clean out opening or house trap to city sewer main in street, its patented high speed rotating steel knives cut all roots, scale, grease, rags and other debris in tiny pieces, and constant running water washes the line free o f all foreign matter leaving the pipe clean as new. Look for this emblem Nite & Sunday Tel. OR. 2-2115 NO DIGGING - OR DAMAGE TO LAWNS — SIDEWALKS — STREETS — WALLS or BASEMENT necessary, we absolutely guarantee to open your sewer o f any obstruction or no charge will be made, providing sewer line is not broken. The greatest "m oney saving service” ever offered the property owner. RESIDENTIAL and INDUSTRIAL OUR SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE ANY WHERE Phone OR. 3-6426 The Electric NIARD waste pipe cleaner is a new machine devised to clean that slow running basin, bathtub, shower, sink or wash tub waste without cutting walls or tile floors. ROTO-ROOTER and NIARD electric sewer and drain cleaning machines exclusively operated by, S e w e r C l e a n i n g S e r v i c e C o . 10 Washington Place, East Orange, N. J. At Brick Church Station THE ORANGES (Orange, East Orange, South Orange West Orange, Maplewood) also Irvington, Livingston, Roseland DIRECTORY 1942 Combining Five Distinct Directories:— Governmental Directory— City, County, State and Federal. Buyers Directory— A local source of sales and service. Classified Directory— Business, professional and social. Alphabetical Directory— Names, occupations and addresses. Numerical Directory— Streets, householders and business. THE PRICE & LEE COMPANY PUBLISHERS CITY DIRECTORIES “Of the people, for the people” S in ce 187 3 850 BROAD STREET, NEWARK, N. J. MEMBER ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICAN DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS THE PRICE & LEE CO. COPYRIGH T 194? 6 1942—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S CONTENTS Page Page Page Abbreviations .............................. 139 County Officers (Essex County) . 21 West Orange ............................ 20 Alphabetical Directory: Courts ........................: ................... 21 Maplewood ............................... 18 Oranges (including Maplewood) 139 Day Nurseries (Oranges) ......... 99 Irvington .................................... 725 Irvington .................................... 726 East Orange—“ What You Should Post Offices (Oranges) .................. 22 Livingston and Roseland.... 689 Know About” ........... 11 Irvington ................................... 725 Apartment Buildings (Oranges) . 80 Fire Department (Orange) .......... 17 Livingston ................................. 687 Irvington ................................... 705 East Orange ............... ; ........ 18 Roseland . ........................... .. 687 South Orange Village ....... 19 Associations, Clubs and Societies Public Libraries (Orange) ............ 17 West Orange ............................ 20 Oranges ..................................... 82 East Orange .............................. 18 Maplewood ............................... 18 Irvington .................., ............. 705 South Orange Village ............ 19 Irvington ........................... 725 Bands and Orchestras (Irvington) 707 West Orange ............................ 20 Banks and Trust Companies Governmental Directory ................ 17 Livingston ................................. 687 Oranges ..................................... 87 Halls (Oranges) ............................. 109 M aplewood.................................. 18 Irvington ........................... 707 Irvington ................. 713 Irvington ................................ : 725 Borough Government (Roseland). 687 Homes and Asylums (Oranges) . 109 School Department (Orange) .... 17 Building and Loan Associations Irvington ........................... 714 East Orange ............................. 18 Oranges .................................. 91 Hospitals and Dispensaries West Orange ........................... 20 Irvington ................................... 708. Oranges ................. 109 Maplewood ................................ 18 Buildings— Office and Public: Irvington ................................... 714 Irvington ............. 725 Oranges . ....................... • • • 91 Index to Advertisers ...................... 9 Livingston ................................ 687 Irvington ................... 708 Justices of the Peace (O ranges)... 112 Schools, Colleges and Academies Buyers’ Directory ................. 23-78 Irvington .................................... 715 Oranges ...................................... 130 Cemeteries (Oranges) .......... 92 Map ......................... inside Back Cover Irvington ................. 720 Irvington ................... 708 Maplewood-—“ What You Should Chambers of Commerce Oranges and South Orange—‘What You Should Know About” ....... r.-........... 14 Maplewood ............................... 15 Know About” .............................. 12 Notaries Public (Oranges) .......... 118 Churches (Oranges) ........................ 92 State Government .......................... 21 Irvington ................................... 717 Irvington ................................... 709 Streep Directory: City Government (Orange) .......... 17 Numerical Directory: Livingston and Roseland .. 687-688 East Orange .............................. 17 Oranges (including Maple­ Town Government (Maplewood).. 18 Classified Directory (including The wood) ............... 571 West Orange ............................ 20 Oranges, Livingston, Maple­ Irvington ..................... 853 Irvington ................... 725 wood, Roseland) ... 79 Orange—“ What You Should Know Livingston ................................ 687 Irvington ................................... 705 About” ............................... 10 United States Government .......... 21 Corporations and Chartered Institu­ Police Department (Orange) ........ 17 Village Government, South Orange 19 tions East Orange ............... 17 West Orange— “ What You Should See Alphabetical Directory South Orange Village .............. 19 Know About” .............................. 13 The Howard Savings Institution Main Office: 764 to 768 Broad Street Branches: Bloomfield Ave., at Clifton Ave. - Springfield Ave., at Bergen St. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Deposits Draw Interest From the Day of OPEN DAILY FROM 9A.M. TO 4P.M. Deposit. Sundays and Holidays Excepted Interest is credited and payable quarterly in S a tu r d a y s March,
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