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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04


sTrPREMF COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Charles r Schhess, PlaintlH,
against Theodore Haas ana Others De-
PENDANTS. Action No. l.
In pursuance Of i judgment OF foreclosure
ana sale. duly made and entered in the
above-entitled action and bearing date tne
2Sth dav OF October. 1908, l. tho under
signed. the Referee in said Judgment named.
Real Estate SalesrOCm. Nos. II and 10
Vesev Street. in the Borough OF Mammal
tan. City Of New York. on the 10Th DAY OF
November 1903, a. y o clock noon on tnat
day by Joseph ?. Day, Auctionser' the
premises directed by saii Judgment to be
sold. and therein described as follows:
An that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land situate, lying and being IN the Boz
oUrh OF Manhattan. City and County OF
New York, bounded and described as fol
Beginning At q point on the southerly
sire OF Ninerv-sixth Street. distant one
[T,r7ra5 and ten (Il0l feet Westerly from
the corner formed by the intersection Of the
Southerly side of Ninety sixth street Win
the Westerly side Of FIRST Avenue run
ming thence SCutherly. parallel with FIRST
Avenue. one hundred COoJ feet and Eight
(S) inches to the centre line Of the block:
thence Westerly alc-$ said centre line or
the block, Thirty 80 teet; thence North
One hundred ZOO feet and Eight 81
inches. TO the said Southerly side Of Ninety
sixth Street; and thence Easterly along the
same. Thirty t30) feet, TO the point or place
CT beginning
said premises being known BY the Street
Number 336 East Ninety-sixth Street.
Dated New York October 30th. 1905
CHARLES BRANDT, Jr.. Attorney for
Plaintiff, no. 1s9 Second Avenue. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, New York city
The following is a diagram Of the prop
ert- 10 be Sold its street number IS S55
East Ninety-sixth Street.
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RAILROADS
NEW ,FrRSEW CENTRAL

~ - w WILL y - a - 5sG LID 49,
-wOHOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. ". go ST;
-6.50. $50. $50. $50, ESQ, 1910, II 20
lI.50 a. N. 1850. 30. $50. 80 $50,
! 20. $50. $50 $50. T-50, $50, ll.5e P m
Sundays. 80 $50. $50. 1920. 1l.59 a IA
u 90, $50 go, $50, $50, $50. $50. 100
eI ~ 1 iTBE-S-T sT.:E1.so. $50. 100. 500.
8 80 500 1000 I1-eO 50 a. m LOO
Noon. 100 80. 200, 800, 400. 80 300
eco. 90. 500, leo ?. m, 12-l5 midnight
Sundays. 80 SEQ. 8 o. l0.Vo; Luz a. . M 6o'
y 90 noon, 100, zoo. 500, 400. 5-go' o-o1
zoo. 500, e.oG, 1870 .. n. l. % mid
night -,-...,,,,
FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGION-
Ly ". 23G ST.:-I-50, $50. LOO g. m
80. 40. $50. $50 P m 10 6 ca Nv Nv
= % noon. 200. 400. 600 100 ?. M
daily.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAX En- RSI'
LIZ ". 2S5 ST so q n. l2-5o Sats-
onIvo 20. s 20, 8 50, 40, (6-2O Sats. onLyy
. n. Sundays. $50, ESQ a m, 20 D n
100 sats- only). 100 $40 40: 800 g. go
Sats. only p. II Sundays. 80 @O-oO
& n 30 2 n
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. ". 23d ST;
ESQ a. n. $3.50 Sats- only, $40 p m
Sundays $50 a. m. 20 ?. N Ly- LIZ LIZ
ERTE sT.:-l0oo q NJ 10 q co se's so oHiy ~
g &C D n. sundays. 1000 j. m. $50 2. IL
Time tables may be obtained At 1o44GW-
Ing Offices: Liberty 81. w Z3c = 20 20
Chelsea 5Iz4)- Q Astor House, 40, 4o4' 80 80
1874 ErcaEway 1s2. 22J. PSI : lfth Az. %'oo
Tht-d Az. III West 125th ST. -=5 Columbus
ton St. zT9 Nostrand Az, Brookiyn. oSV
Broadway. Williamsburg New YORK rams
FER @. calls Sor and checks baggage %
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
LOUIS F. DOYLE. Referee

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF. NEW
York-CnarIes h sChliess. FiaiL LitL
against Theodore Haas and others. De
In r1frsus1ce Of a Judgment Of foreclosure
ana sale duly made ana entered in the
above-cntftled action and bearing date the
2sth day Of October. 1905, I, the under
signed the Referee n said Judgment
rarled. will sell at public auction. az the
New York Real Estate Salesroom. Nos. =
and j. Vesev street. n the Borough or
Manhattan. city Of New York. on the 25tn
day Of November, 1903, at y clock noon
On that day bv JOSEPH Day. Auctioneer.
the PREMISES directed b. said Judgment 70
be sold and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot, piece or parce! or
land, situate. lying and being IN the B0r-
New York. bounded and described as fol
beginning at a point on the southsriy
side OF Ntnety-sixth Street distant Eighty
nv the intersection Of the SOutherly side OF
Ninatv-siXth street viii the westerly side
OF First Avenue, running thence Southerly,
Darailel with First Avenue one hundred
100 feet and EiEht 80 inches 70 the centre
line OF tho block; thence Westerly. along
said centre line Of the block. Thirty 800
feet. thence Nor-herly, and again parallel
with First Avenue. one hundred 600 feet
and Eight - inches. d the said Southerly
side of Ninety-sixth Street: and thence
Easterly along the same Thirty 600 feet.
20 the point or place OF beginning.
said premises being known by the Street
Number SIS East Ninety-sixth Street.
Dated New York October 30th, 1908
LOUIS F DOYLE, Referee.
CHARLES BRANDT. Jr-- Attorney FOR
Plaintiff, No. Is9 Second Avenue, Bor-
ough u Manhattan, New York city.
Tie following IS n diagram Of the prop
ertV 10 be sold: its street number is 33S
East Ninety-sixth Street,
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T,b4 anproxiruate amount OF the lien or
cbarve to satisfy which the ahove-de-
scribcd property Is to Re sold. Is 50. llT-o Us
with interest thereon from the &hth DAY or
October 1905, together with costs and al
iotyance amounting 20 sos. SO. together with
tire EXPENSES Of the sale. The approximate
amount of the taxes, assessments ana water
rates or other liens 70 be allowed 70 the
r,ul-rraeer -fIr or the purChase-raoueY, OF
maid bv the Referee. IS Ss36. 70 and interest
'flsl= property viii be sold subject 70 hrst
rnortEgr~ az SIe GOO. with interest at SO
from June fst. 1908.
Dated New York. soth day OF October.
1855 -. LOUIS p. DOYLE. Referees.
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THE DAUB STORAGE NAhEHOC SEQ
= - ave t2o-I25 L 18th st. New York
The following named persons are hereby
noti6ed that the amounts due on storage
in their several names are past due. anu
1-01fss maid on or before Nov 1, 1903, We
IN ,,ailss 81 me- 10 be sold az public auc-
tior FRIDAY. Nov. b. 1905. at 10 a H. a.
100 East 18th st New York. =. Y: +. w
Eaa+fe l. Hoover Mrs. Wagner. 44O East
am st; W. 5. Hays. McCIbe Harren. Tea.
Lot "a 4l3 First ave. Shelley. LccInis
Muller Glenn O'Nejl. Bowles. Chas
Silbia-,nsI C;ertler. Simon. CowperthwaIt &
SON Louis Washington & I. IT'D. Bile
-ripe I,~ Msureu.
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Resolved. That the results q the inquiry
made BY this Board as % the money VaslS
~ ira proposed franchise. and the ade-
quacy OF the compensation pforose1 % 20
-,a3s rrs-eF0r and or the terms and cOrcl--
Tfors are as specified aud ruIT sel 10TH
IN rha said ordinance approved ~ tns
MAYOR August 2 1894. As arlsnded ~ tns
S--se0i7,7- form OF proposed contract Tor rhs
consent q such notifications aao ailss1-
tons. -,
i-r+fors including said resolution - t1s
consent Of the CRY Of New YORK 70 80
uaodidcatiOls and alterations as apPilsd -
~ r6a New York yVesrchester and Boston
RAILWAY Company. and said form = pro
u0sed contract for the grant p sara al
chise OF rtsEr corralll-Ils sill -. 49, - =
sucn inquiry. after the SANE snal % e
tered IN the minutes or this BOal-. sla-1 %
published FOR az least twenty ~ ua{s 49,, -
mediately prior % NoveIIiisT = -. 80 a, =
t1v the ten DAYS Immediately prior 70 10
ver1ber I3 1908. n two daily neNspaperS
70 be designated by the Mayer I1ers1or. - -,
published II the CITY OF NeZv L9rA. a. -
sv1a1se OF the Nsv York. Nesrchestsr ara
Boston RaiITIy Company. rosetlleI Win III
following notice. @ VII -
Of Estimate and Apnorrl0nrnenr oeloEs al
rhorfztng any contract t0r Ih4 colse.- =
the city e certain Ioclllcl-io az q 1 -
tons in the routes % r1s New YORK W1sl-
chester and Boston Railway company. -
~-a-ra5 rv ordinance % the Board Or A-1e1-
17e1 approved BY the Mayor AUGUST = Lstr.s
and amended By resolution OF r1s 5oarSz
81 Estimate and ADporri1 1-rlerir apFroye4
bv tie Mayor July IL 1876. and Tor rs
consent OF the City % certain uioolIil--elo1z
- - rs-r,s auf conditions q ire sale
0--7frarCs such notifications and a-usr1--
tons being fully set forth and deScriceq
in the foregoing corrn OF PROPOSED co1IlleA
- rFa --an- - such franchise or right
ana before adopting any resolution aEI1or@
ling any such contract. viii. AZ a rlsetirs
- ssf4 Board u Be held n rhs Old COUNCIL
ryharohe in the CITY Hail. Borough Of Nan
barta1 City OF View York. on NoveInoer u.
Tq0s az 10-8O O'Clock a. H. hold p1oli1
hearing thereon at Vrlcn citlzsns snA-L -
entitled 70 appear and Be heard
Dated October = 19ls- -
JOSEPH HAAE.
Se-srary.
Note On October 2 1905. tho Mas
4~sizuated the New YORK Hsra-d and -na
N-a-T York Tribune re dailY 1eWS~
-ans-s n which the foregoing resolurtonHs
-. - .c---a-e a-E ncrLca 81 o-b--o -
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BLITTKoRE Z CEI0 z. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other Hour on the Even hoGr
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGION:
DIRECT CONNECTION N NEW UNION
STATION WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH -
Leave New York Daily. 23C 81 LID d.
WASHINGTON. Sleepers -il-5o pm 10 am
WASHINGTON, Diner 10 am 80 ~ am
WASHINGTON. Diner 50 an l0-Vo am
WASHINGTON. Diner IL 80 am 10 \ II
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm --Vu pm
Par!0r car New York 10 Richmond. a
ROYAL, LTD. 20 Diner. $50 pm $50 Pm
WASHINGTOE, Diner. $50 pm 6.0o pm
vTASEINGTOE. Buffet. $50 pm. 100 pll4
THROUGH DAILY TRAINS TO The
WEST
CHICAGO. PTTTSBURG- $50 an 90 an
CEITCAEO- COLUMBUS -115o am y % n Il
PTT~TSRURG, CLEvEL'D $50 pT.1 4Ge pm
'sT77T-TSR re LIMITED. ESQ pm 90 pm
cry 81 L. LoJ-I5E--.11 -50 pm 90 am
CIV. ST. L. LOUSY. 9 50 am 1000 am
C7NZ ct L. IOUIST--- $50 pm 600 Pm
047oes- PAS. 4S4. 1900 Broadway, Astor
House. 2C5 18th ave. New York 545 Nllon
3 BROOKLYN: West 236 st and Liberty ST
After s ? n Sleeping Car reservations
and fuU information regarding trains, &c.
can Be obtained at Bureau q Information.
2 & O. r r. ed St Ter Phone SL44-
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PRINTING.

PRINTING Cards. envelopes. bills. state
ments, 81 10: fancy blotiers, 81 b9; ad-
vertising bankhooks. 81 per lyuuo. o.ueo cir
culars or laundry slips. 50 ~. JaAeo~
Raei1oEitz Co.. SO Bond.
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9th Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-de-
sCriDed property Is 70 be sold, is S5,l1I-0S,
with interest thereon from the 26th day OF
October 1908. together With costs and al
Iowance amounting to 1929 80 together with
the expenses of the sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates, or other liens 10 be allowed to
the purchaser OUT OF the purchase money.
or Daid bv the Referee, Is $780, 80 and in
terest. This prop viii be sold subject
TO a first mortgage OF SIC coo. with interest
at 5cG from June LIST, 1905
Dated New York. 3oth day Of October,
1905.
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LOST-BASKBcON

LOST OF STOLES--BazkoooS No SAFE
~ The German savings Balk n L1s CtrF
Of New York. corner 4rh ave and lsen SIS
fzsr1ad "a Heinrich Aurh and Dina Auth
~ -,arso1s are cautioned against negoriau--
~ rha sane. = not returned 70 tne oa11
az re SIsr day OF Nov e-1cer. lsos. e1c-l->
cate viii be issued
z t,s-r. or STOL. EE -Rark1cCi1 No 4Sa. 0S9-
- The Euisranr Industrial savings Sank
r7,----s-- yr01-ed Please return book -
Fark No 81 Chambers 81
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AMERICAN LINE From at Ter 16 A a. NJ T. T.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB G-SOCTEAMP
New York. Nov. : Phila delphia- Nov. q
St Louis Nov. IA St Paul. "a -, Soy Is
RED STAR LINE FROM r Il f no a a. n.
NEW YORK-ANTWE RP-PARIS.
Finland ....- Nov. Il KrOonland- Nov. 70
Vaderland Nov. Is ICELAND. ...-....D Dec, 2
WHITE STAR LINE From ls \ Per
NEW YORK-QU' NSTOWN-LIVERPO
Cedric Nov. Z. am CeItic..Nov. -, pm
Arabic. Nov.14 10 am Baltic Nov. IS. noon
PLYMCUTH-CHERB G-SOUTHA MPTON
A6ria tic Nov.4.2 pm Oceanic. Nov-1s, pm
Ma estic Nov.11. 1oam ITeutonic- Nov . 10 am
S S5T f2E * & ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar
Cretic..-.-N Nov. 6. Dec. 10, Jan 1e. Feb. "a
Canopic. Nov. y. Jan. 2 Feb. 13. Mar. y
Republic Nov. Is Jan %, 1Iar.
Romantic. Dec 5. Jan so. Mar. 16. Apr. "A
4~a--, & y. O35 Tons lJauuary
CCdi IL Largest in the trade 5 February 20
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAY
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DESKS AND OFFICE FUESTrUM-

FOR -sscondhGnd card eaoinsrss
letter and document fIss. az bargain
prices Clarke & Baker Co, 81 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

CITY AND COUNT OF NEW YORK. IS. ::
Frederick ". Whitridge. being duly
sworn says hs IS the Receiver Of the rail-
road properties and premises Of the Third
herein having been appointed such by or
der OF the United States Circuit Court:
that he has read the foregoing petition
and knows the contents thereof. and that
the same IS true 10 his knowledge. except
as 20 those matters which are therein
stated on information and belief. and that
as 70 such matters he verify believes II 10
FREDERICK W. wHITRIDGE-
Sworn TO before ne this Sd day OF Au-
5--'' JAMES F. FEELY.
Notary Public.
n z. County.
and at : meeting held October Is 1908,
the following resolutions were adopted
Whereas. The foresoins petition from
the Thru! Avenue Railroad Company. dated
July % 1908, was presented 10 the Board
Of estimate and Apportionuant al a meet
ing held September Is. 1905.
Resolved That in pursuance OF law
this Board sets Friday. the thirteenth day
OF November 1908. at 1880 o clock IN the
forenoon. and Room 10 n the City Hall.
Borough OF Manhattan. as the time and
place when and where such petiuon snalI
he first considered, and a public hearing
be had thereon. al which citizens shall
be entitled TO appear and De heard; and
be 1t further
ed 10 cause such petition and these resO-
Tr1tf0rs 10 be published for at least four
teen I'D days in two daily newspapers IN
the City OF New York, TO be designated by
the MAYOR. and for at least TEN ll0l days
in the city Record immediately prior to
such date OF public hearing The expense
Of such publication to be borne by the pc
l'io1s- JOSEPH HAAG.
Secretary.
New York. October &c 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

DED d" LINE
For Pto. Rico. Cura Gao and Venezuela
Pier IL near Wall St Ferry. Brooklyn
For san Juan. Porto Rico
AT REDUCED RATES.
SIS Caracas. ........ SATURDAY, Nov. Z. noon
S.. Philadelphia. .- "a turday, Nov. Il, noon
FOR la Guayra, PtO. CabeI0. CURACAO and
NaracaiDo.
SIS. nazfred 1890 "Wednesday. Nov. u, noon
SIS ZuIIa..-........Sa Saturday. Nov. IA noon
@Freighr only
These steamers have superior accommo-
dations f-r paEsen gers
ROULToN. BLISS q DALLETT.
Genera! Managers. So wall st.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
AMERICAN ilewDn1u O. Tni1aie age
- VITA highest references, would Ike re-
engagement ~ companion % elderly CT IN
valid lady. city or country. would travel
Mss g.. IE2 North Broadway. HonEers'
BOOK x TcEDER First class. able &c
c0uutaur. oIIen foT position Of responsl-
fii1t- nfrf good house Address T-r-st.
Box 9. Tribrs.e once.
ETENCftEkPHEE and Office assistant: eZ-
5er1c1,cC1. reference Address Margaret
Better, a Cedar -. GSscsS. Long Island
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Observation-Disclosures

L5lU L\-L5ALlLI @U uAl@S
From Piers 5I-52-54 North River.
TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH IL
LONDON AND PARIS
L.usitania Nov.4, noon CaInpania- Dec 1Vafn
Lucaria Nov. i. 10 am iLucania- Dec-9 10 am
LUsitania Nov. =, loan Llsi TAM a Llec1o jam
me MAURITANIA & LCSITANIA. the
largest and fastest steamships in the wcr4o'
will hereafter sail On WEDNESDAES-
GARIAN-AMERICAN SERVICE
TO FIL-AfE. VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, TRIESTE
ETavouia MOVIE. neon IPannonla- Feb % noon
Caroathia. Dec 5, noon, Apr. !
AzoREs MADEIRA AND EGYPT
GIBRALTAR-TTALT -
CARONIA....-.No Nov. IS. Jan. Z. Feb. 1s
CARMANiA- an Il Mar.
VERNON Z. BROWN. General Agent
2I-24 State ST. opposite the Battery.
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Bermuda Tours

Delightful eight-day outings all expenses
Included leaving y Y Nov. - IA and %
Send fer deals MARSERS TOURS, 81
v. Both 81. \. 7.
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JOSEPH HAAG

Note. On October !. 1875. the Aay-s
s-stS1ste5 the New York Herald and ths
S-s-T YORK Tribune as C1s sally 1eVS@
GAMERS n which the foregoing resoluricnA-
f0r-r q contract and notice q public hesr-
ing should Do published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
e e. e.
Mayor
CORPORATE SealD
ArresI


N--vT YORK WEST HESTER AND BCS>
TOV RAIIsWAy COMPANY.
Rv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

ssECE.-Exper-: gives health. body,
facial scalp massage. also pedicuTing
calls 2. residences; price moderate. Elite,
Fcs asesl S3-h 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

OFFICE o. STOCK CLERGY young
nsu -a-Iv arrived speaks and writes
f-e--a- Fr---n and Italian, good refer
.lces CaIhr5-s- 30 West S5h 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

PAr~TER. paperhHnger. decorator; comp
-s-s ~si'ie-i mechanic. Peterson, I'D
seorman ave. Brooklyn.
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(EE-7-GSEFRS - Experienced men for
- -a,-e-s-@- crew work. IN greater New
Fr-p- ms o Of neat appearances. clean
5,zr7-z ~ asse 70 furnish reference. sa-SIy
arc commission M NLaI-t01.
Tribune Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

tle Lott = ,r-to- or the route covered by
.+4= ga ~ which shali not be corlPieted
ard in full operation pEl0r 20 ne 50 -
ord Gay OF August. 1913, sillti g
saer1ad TO nave been abandoned ana
an lights hereby granted IN aho %
S1fab norti0us Of said railway slaii
cease and determine, except that sptlttl
~ one Hundred and Seventy-tour I'm
street. II the railway eo'il 49, 49,
have constructed less than four traeAs
vrffhfn said period. II snail onlF 70
deemed 70 have abandoned It's right 20
-orS+-r1-t any additional tracks soit n
n one Hundred and SeSeil1s -loi - y =
s+raat And in the event that the SAID
-sUvav company shall not, prior 90 the
o. aav Of August. 1918. construct us
-,aEr Tine south OF one Hundred and
c4yenty-fourth street and 70 the Haf-
Ian River the Board OF Estimate and
ArDorrionment. or It's successors IN or
80 NAV dx and finally determine such
sSai-loual CONDENSATION as shall De I'M
rsset uDon said railway company be-
rauge OF such failure and
vVhrreas. on the eighteenth deY or sep
,sr,ssr 1905 the board held public hear
tnr anon the propo7ed notifications. n
Es.F citizens were entitled 20 appear and
he Neard such hearing being held atcer
due publication. and
whereas said public hearing was con-
tinued 70 the twenty-ntth day OF SeptsIll-
her, 1905, and was concluded on said day.
and
,,,irv as 70 the proposed notifications and
AMENDMENTS OF said ordinance and has
afontad a resolution that the satf uodi-
IN the public interest and that the causes
ztsfaA hv said Westchester Company WhV
ire conditions contained in said oraineEce
in regard 20 the completion OF said road
cannot Be performed prior 70 the time
tAsrsin stipulated ara. II iLs opinion. 1of
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STORAGE NOTICES.

New York. October &c. 1903
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WEISS & Co. fgrriers. $50 Amsterdam
ave Soc Reduction On high grade goods.
Tel Riverside ABB.
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WORK WANTED.

sfale.
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c--p-g---T : r-r7perate. reliable nan. city
- -0snt--. for steam Or furnace heat
80 or -,iu g as Natc1UaH. bzst refer
Cr.-es Ersktne. 23S@ p ave
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21

lay a we'll fitting pattern on and cut the
waist out, being careful to have the tucks
match in the sleeves. Many people prefer
to have the tucks in the body part running
up and down. while those In the sleeve go
around the arm, and In this case the waist
will have to be tucked in two pieces, one
with the tucks running across the goods
for the sleeves and the other with the tucks
running along the length Of the material.
The waist may be made to fasten either
in the front or back.
Belts, girdles and sashes are the most
misused and misunderstood articles in a
woman's whole wardrobe. Both girdles
and belts have a purpose to perform aside
from being ornamental. They shout really
belt In" the fullness OF the waist just
above the skirt band. This does not mean
that they should be made to serve the
same purpose as a corset, however. The
belt should carefully outline the waistline.
One reason why so many women do not
look neat is because they do not know
how to wear their belts properly.
The lower edge OF the belt should fit per-
fsctly around the lower edge OF the skirt
band and should never go below it. If
you make a belt OF ribbon which Is, of
course. on the straight, it is much better
preference 10 one width of wider. Do not
sew the two pieces Of ribbon together, but
sew them to the bones at the front, back
and sides. The two pieces of ribbon will
give more than one.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21
TURKEY WITH CHESTNUTS
How the Holiday Fowl May Be
Stuffed with Delicious
DreAaiuR.

Select a plump young ten or twelve-pound
turkey and, after carefully smuggling and
drawing. rinse with several waters, using
a ~teaspoonful Of baking soda in next to the
last. Wipe dry inside and out. rub the in
side with a little salt and fill. Filling:
Boil about twenty-five large chestnuts
until tender. Remove shell and husk. Take
ten OF these and run through food chopper
with the liver; add a little minced onion
and parsely. salt. pepper and the yelks OF
two eggs. Put this in crop and sew up.
Cut into inch lengths four or five small
pork sausages which have been fried until
half done; add a cup Of soaked bread
crumbs, some minced onion and one-half
cup minced celery, a large spoonful of
butter. one egg and the remainder
OF the chestnuts whole; salt to taste and
fill the turkey. Sew up with strong thread.
Tie legs and wings to body and fasten with
skewers. Rub with melted butter. dredge
with flour, salt and pepper and place slices
Of bacon on the bird. Basic often, allow
ing twenty minute to a pound in moderate
oven. Boil giblets until done. mince very
fine and add to gravy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21
NEW WAISTS HAVE MANY TUcKS
Late Models, whether Tailored or
Not, show Great Masses
OF Them.

Many Of the newest tailored waists. in
linen, net or sheer materials, show masses
of tucks. One stunning and expensive
French model is made OF batiste, tucked
solidly' with tucks a quarter of an inch in
depth and about two inches apart. The
waist is made perfectly plain in front and
back and the collar is detachable, so that
various collars can be worn with the waist.
The sleeves are long and tight, with the
exception of a slight fullness at the top.
A stunning waist such as this could easily
and inexpensively be made by the home
dressmaker. India linen or null can be
used in place of batiste.
First of all, before you even lay the pat
tern on, tuck the material solidly with
tucks a quarter of an inch wide and an
inch and a half or two inches apart. Then