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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-28
STIEGLITZ PARK.

Mrs. Keilman of Dyer was visiting
friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman of South Chi
cago were here on business this morn
ing.
Mrs. German is on the sick list for
the last few days.
Mr. and Mrs Stahl were visiting at
Hammond last evening.
Miss Helen Johnson of East Chicago
was here on business yesterday after
noon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-28
Will Go to Valpo.

Crown Point "fandom" have engaged
every automobile and rig in town for
tomorrow's junket, with their favor
ties" to Valparaiso. where the Crown
Points are to meet the Standards Of
that city in their second game this sea-
son. Crown Point was victorious in
tht first contest and the "dopesters
who follow the fortunes of the game,
hand it out, that Crown Point should
easily win tomorrows game. At least
seventy five rooters and fans from here
will journey to the Porter county town
to cheer the local SWEATERS" to vic
tory.
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General improvement has certainly
opened up his batteries on Crown Point
and taken the county seat by storm,
Judging from the manner in which
thousands Of dollars are being spent
along this line, at least ten new houses
having been built and nearly com
pleted, thousands of dollars spent In
paving and sidewalk construction. and
the end is : not yet. Nearly every
property owner in Crown Point has
been put to additional expense. oc-
casioned by the general Improvement
and when the total amount spent is
figured up it would make Crown Points
brother and sister towns forget all
about calling her Sleepy Hollow or at
least make them aware that she can
spend money while she sleeps.
The last of the series of open-air I'M
ion services will be held on the court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-28
HAMPTON'S
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ARE YOU STORING LOT OF
UNU SGD THINGS ABOUT YOUR
HOUSE OR oFFICE-THINGS THAT A
"FOR SALE" AID IN THE TIMES
WOULD CONVENT INTO MONEY!
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FILES CURED At HOME By
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.

II you suffer from bleeding. itching.
blind or protruding Piles. send me your
address. and I Will tell you how to cure
yourself at homo BY the new absorp-
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Write today to Mrs. M. Sumraers. Box
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-28

In g Bad Way
An Atchison brakeman has a friend
who was recently tried in the district
court. The other day when the trial
was in progress, the brakeman was
seen coming from the court house.
How is your friend coming along?"
he was asked He's UP on the high
est limb of the tree and the county
attorney is saving it off" replied the
rakeman.-Atchison Globe
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LITTLE GIRL'S PAIN COAT.
A coat like this is always useful. Blue
serge is the material used with black
silk collar and cuffs. The closing is
made with large pearl buttons.
This pattern is cut in three sizes, 4,
and years. Size 6 requires 3A yards
of 81 inch material. Price of pattern 40
is 10 cents.
No. $50.
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HAMPToN's MAGAZINE, V.w York
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
OTHER REQUESTS.

A member Of the L VI branch has younger
sister who has been crippled with rheumatism for
many months. and the Little Mother would like
to be able wheel her out OF doors If she could
only have a small wheel chair. The girl is only
nine years old. but a chair suitable for older
child would be available. Can some one help to
make the life Of this crippled child little pleas
anter by providing chair?
The Rev NIr Walton makes a request IN behalf
of q Jersey City family. He says:
The mother is a refined, Christian woman. and
the family Is not in absolute want, the mother
has worked far beyond her strength to provide for
them. The need now, as 1t appears to me. and as
the doctor represents it. is that the mother be
able to take least some rest this summer. or
she will break down altogether. Our church has
helped her some and will probably be able To help
q little more. We DO not expect that she will give
up work altogether, but If the strain can he re
moved for d time believe she will regain her
the night has she been able TO make average or
about Sc a week with which TO care for her family
of five OF course. being a woman Of refinement
and vet without false pride, she IS trying 10 euu-
cate her children and keep them as well as she
POSSIBLY can. I shall do all that l can for them,
without OVERRIDING il. TO the neglect of others II
il is possible for you TO help I am sure 1t viii
bring great JOY and blessing 10 a worthy woman
The case has appealed 10 me strongly though aS
said IT is not one Of abject poverty, but may De-
come such If the mothers health falls
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28

Mrs. Henry Mostyn president OF the Bahama
Islands branch writes: There is an aged woman
In whom I interested. and have helped from
Sunshine store. She is seventy-fve years old and
or less of a nervous invalid. She cannot do
anything to help herself. She tells ME that SO "A
month is all she has To live upon, except for the
intermittent kindness of neghbors not much better
off than she She has to pay 81 month out of her
slender income for rent which enables her TO have
old negro stay the place to look after
her and be with her at night. I thought perhaps
you might be able to send me two things in
the way OF light clothing. black white. AZ size.
and pair of very dark smoked spectacles, as hers
broken and she cannot go out in bright
sunshine without them. I shall try to help with
her rent
A woman the West Side. who stands at the
washtub almost every day in the week support
her children. needs pair of No shoes, width.
her feet are painful during this hot weather.
Baby clothes for two mothers IN No. II branch
requested.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
PERSONALS.

Mrs Charles T Jenkins. T 5 3 Inenoef at
>-avburg n Y announces the marriage oi ne
-a,,pb+er Grace 10 Thomas Frederick chAdWlcA on
-T-s-os5o,, afternoon July Z. at 80 O'CLOCK IN
g Georges Church, Newburg, y /.
Mis- C5enevieve P Frost daughter OF the presiueiI
f the Mothers Sunshine Circle. was gTaouated 4d.
vraex from the Normal College with record ol
-, ro6ciency in her studies. Among the gradua-
ton gifts from personal friends was box OF spleh
5,d orchids and ferns from Mrs. Russell sage VINO
also sent her bouquet Of pink roses Tor class Gay
pierce B. Bennett, who was formerly presloelt
81 a i,,nior T s s band. at Dover, y. H, was
graduated last week from the Phillips Academy, at
T7,eter n Il. and will later enter Dartmouth COL
lege. -, 80,
Mrs. W. Lindsey president of the Friendly Ala
- ,,-;u e,end the summer at Mizzen Top on the
Hudson; Miss Marguerite Lindley and Miss Barras
are Al; their summer farm and camp. near Pawlng'
Y Y: Dr.. and Mrs. T l. Bennett and fanllly
eft m Friday for their seaside home, at Craig
me Mass. Mrs ]. VI. Barrett Of Brooklyn, VIII
e.,snd the next two weeks near Glens Falls. n y
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
DEATH OF MR.. KOCH.

When Adolph Koch wrote 10 the Tribune sun
shine Society of his longing for one more summer
outing he said it was the last time he should ask
Co. ASSISTANCE as the dreadful disease from which
ne suffered was making fatal progress But ne ald
not realize how near the end was. The supeFlh-
tendent of the Home for Incuraoles III Chicde0
has informed the Office that Ar- Koch died sudoen!y
=, 1ura II a few days before he had anticipated
starting on his trip. AS the Tribune Sunsflhe 81
cie+r draft sent to him had not been cashed' 1he
superintendent asked If 1t could oe applet ~ -
~ f,,,ara1 exnenses. The president ordered It so
,,sa5 as she felt sure the friends who had con
tributed the money included in the dralt "oeII
asre TO have their last offerings Appropriated LOT
this purpose. For eighteen years M ~ 80 -r'l
- of the Home and ever since the Tribune
sunshine Society began his life had been nrish'-
ened tv the kindly acts and CHEEKY letters OF oUi
shine people. and they in their turn nave Ieatneo
= s.Tt-,g c,serfulness manifested by this man
VINO faced the approach of death every Gay Win
go heart and accomplishing manner
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
GIVING AND ASKING.

The following letter has come from PhiIadel-
phia member, who is now at her summer home
in Connecticut:
President of the 7. S. S: We spent last winter
in Florida. and while there my father died. Since
then my Sunshine work has been somewhat neg
lected. but low l am trying to gather the ends Of
a1alrs together again I have a rolling chair at
your service and a box Of winter clothing that I
viii send later on
I wonder if any Of the Sunshiners have bows
clothes TO pass on I am helping to educate two
SunSnlne lads who working their wav, and one
OF them Is sadly in need He has outgrown every
thing he had to wear the last winter He is not
the T s S members from Rhode Island helped
me out so bountifully with these lads two years
ago that ! thought perhaps there might be a few
more pieces for them. An extra pair Of trousers
or a cap-indeed. anything all would be very
acceptable.
The boys themselves would like to do some Sun
shine work. and wondered If they should plant
corner Of the garden with tuTnips and beets and
send you a barrel in the early fan II you could
make use of them. One of them Is ve-l lH,ious
for a large geography and a good Unite. States
history, and I thought perhaps some 7. s :. child
might be glad 70 pass them I also inter
ested in stocking a small library among the negro
folks Of Louisiana II any of the Sunshiners have
books TO spare and would write the titles
would arrange TO have them sent.
Madison. Conn. MISS 1NEZ \. GOODMAN
Miss Goodman has been asked TO communicate
with Miss Hall. Of Danbury. Conn, who recently
made request for a wheel chair, and the presi-
dent thinks If best If possible to keep each wheel
chair in the state where it is offered.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
FOR OUTINGS.

! The sudden and extreme heat is causing great
suffering among the dwelers in the tenement dis
tcts ara the opportunity 10 lessen the distress oy
sending mothers and children, # only Tor week
OF even q day. to the seaside country Is now
hefora the T S members The outing fund Is
TIE most essential one al the present time The
day nursery children ought to have frequent troll
lev rides and many working girls are wondering Il
they can be sent TO the Rest House for their two
weeks vacation How can a girl who earns only
s. or & 2 week snare anything for recreation when
the greater part of her small wages must go
toward the support Of the family? The small sum
Of 50 VIII send girl 10 the Rest House for two
weeks and pay her board and all travelling eH-
Tenses. Can any Ct the T s s members VINO nave
means think Of any better way to invest 80 than
70 contribute 70 human happiness by giving one
Ct these toiiers complete rest, change Of scene
sood food and a pleasant outing for Two weeks?
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
TO WHOM IT NAY CoNcERN.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that de-
fault having been made In the pay
ment OF interest on some OF the Five Per
Cent $50 Thirty-Year Collateral Trust
Gold Mortgage Bonds OF The Northern
Westchester Securities Company. which
became due on March l. 1905. and like
default having been made in payment of
interest on all OF the said Bonds which
became due September l. 1908. and
March 1. 1909; and all said defaults Tex
cept the default on March I. l900) hav-
ing continued for the space OF six months
and upwards.
Knickerbocker Trust Company. Trus-
tee. under the Collateral Trust Mortgage
dated July 10 1905 executed by The
Northern WestChester Securities Company
% the undersigned, as Trustee. viii. by
Adrian II. Muller & Sons. Auctioneers.
offer for sale. as entirety, at public
auction to he held on the 18th day Of
July. 1909 at l. 80 P. N. on said day. or
as soon thereafter as may be practicable
ar the Real Estate Exchange sales Room.
Il and l6 Vesey street, Borough Of Man
haitian. City OF New York. all OF the
right. title. and interest of the Kntcker-
booker Trust Company. under said Col
lateral Trust Mortgage. Of in and TO the
following described property as a whole
and not in parcels;
Northern Westchsster Lighting Com
pany of the. par value Of 800 each.
and 500 shares of the Common
ms ana Railroad Company OF the
par value Of 800 each
The above mentioned stock OF both the
above named Companies. aggregating
Q $40 shares will be sold in one lot
The bid Of the highest bidder shall be
accepted, but before the property is
struck on such bidder will be required
to pay on account Of the purchase price
Ten CIOT-D per cent thereof in cash In
the event OF the highest bidder failing 20
make such payment. the property will be
again Immediately offered for sale, and
the bidder falling TO make such payment
Will be held liable for any deficiency.
Balance Of the purchase price will be re-
quired TO be paid and the property sold
will be delivered 10 or on the order Of
the purchaser. At the ONCE OF the
Knic kerbocker Trust Company. No so
Broadway. New York City. on July IA.
1909 at II o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day.
In the event of the failure OF the pur-
chaser so TO make payment OF the bal
ance OF the purchase price, the amount
paid on account thereof shall be forfeited
and the purchaser will be held liable for
snv deficiency arising upon resale and
An the expenses thereof
TSNICKERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY,
TRUSTEE. by B l. ALLEN. Vice
Attest: H. AZ DUNN. Secretary.
4SeaL1
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
OPENING DAY.

Jrne i proved an auspicious day for the opening
Of the T s :. Vacation Rest House for Working
Girls Clarks Falls. Conn The weather was
tperfect the house mother had everything arranged
for the comfort Of visiting members and other
zfrests and the Neighhorhood Club, usual pro-
sidel the good things 10 eat with lavish hand.
The use Of the chapel, adjoining the house,
rendered for the occasion, and IL was more than
attractive in its decorations Of field daisies ferns
and peonies. The bunting was in yellow and white,
the society colors The afternoon gathering was
very informal Friends and members came from
Westerly. Asha5gay. Potter's Hill and Hopkinton.
r / and North Stonington, Conn. TO greet the
officers from New York, New Jersey and New
haven. and every hour full Of the sunshine
Of pleasant faces and CHEEKY greetings Mrs J. s
Cole, secretary Of the Neighborhood Club. reported
The excellent work accomplished, the pleasure de-
Jived from the social gathering and the conse-
Quznt Increase in membership which now numbers
eighty. Mrs. Greene, president Of the Chelsea
branch. has not yet recovered her health. but she
spoke briefly the specific work cf her branch, as
did Mrs. Simmons. the president OF the Mayhower
branch. Of New Haven. Other distant members who
attended were Mrs. J. H. Boynton, president Of the
Passaic Cl. j. branch; Miss N Reid. president
Of Manhattan No. ;; Mrs L Dillon Of the Chelsea,
and Mrs Murray. Of the Friendly Aid
The programme for the evening was more varied.
Mrs Cole presided There were songs, mandolin
solos and recitatoDs. The general secretary spoke
Of some phases of the work done through the gen
.erzI Office. and suggested the organization OF a
sllnor auxiliary. boys and girls OF the VII
iaEe are much interested II Sunshine and miss no
opportunitv 10 be helpful. The club was heartily
thanked for the generous support given TO the
Rest House and the unrumbered kindly acts that
have helped TO make this venture a success
Strawberries, ice cream and delicious cake were
served by the refreshuent committee Of the Neigh
borhood Club, and altogether It was most en-
!oyable time
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
OTHER MONEY.

Mrs J. 5. Cole, Of Hopkinton. R I, has sent s.
for the emergency fund and 81 for badges: -Inas-
much Of Manhattan, sent the first s. for the
North Carolina cripple. in response 10 the request
NJ Mss Gray: J. n. F. Of Manhattan, has also
seiven s.: .Theodora.' s.. and N. R A. Sc. Kate
and Adelaide kindly offer 81 a month As gener-
pg friend in Utica offers So for this family the
T s : viii be able TO send s. month, instead
Of s.. requested Il is tbs desire Of Miss Gray
that any contribution for this family be sent TO
the general Office and the amount will be forwarded
in monthly instalments An additional 81 has come
from F L Oakley. of Stamford y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
CONTRIBUTIONS.

A box containing summer underwear. reading
matter etc, came from c. c A, Of Brooklyn: a
small bathtub filed with bound books and maya
zines, from West 18th street, Manhattan: a box
OF silks. ribbons, etc. without name; an express
package Of miscellaneous articles. from Miss Hal
lock. of Milton, n. Y; a parcel of quilt pieces.
from Mrs. Durand. of Manhattan: scrap pictures
and cards. from Mrs. Tanning: souvenir postas and
stamps from Nebra ska; bedroom shoes from I. D
B; reading, from Florida, and a hand sewing ma
chine, from Miss G, OF Harrisburg Penn
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
Ssth street

Ssth Street
Tho approximate amount % the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above described
property is 70 be sold. is Six thousand
seven hundred e!ghty-three and s-loo dol
lars CSf. 7SS UsI. with interest thereon from
the sixth day of March. 1900. together with
costs ana allowance amounting 10 NO
hCnd-ci ninety-thTee and 4S-iu9 dollars
tS2G3 -. with interest from March II. 1879,
together with the expenses Of the sale
The premises Sili be sold subject 20 pEior
mortgage OF $4,000 with interest thereon
So per annUm from November 30. 1905;
subf.ct also 70 tenement house violations
II any, and 70 any state Of facts which an
accurate survey would SHOW ~
Dated; Nsw York MaEsh X l%1H
TERENCE J. Mc&ANUS. Referee
The sale in the above entitled action Is
hereby adjourned 10 Thursday. April -.
1909 al the same hour and place.
Dated New York. April 5. 1909
TERENCE J. McMANCS, Referee
The sale In the above entitled action Is
hereby further a7iouri ed 10 THURSDAY. April
%, 1909. al the same hour and place
Dated, Sew York. April u. 1903.
TERENCE J. NcNA\US. Referee.
The sale IN the above entitled action is
hereby further al lourned 10 Taursd1y May
20. 1909 a the same hour and rlace
Dated. Nv York. April q, 1909
TERENCE ] McMANUS. Referee
hereby further adjourned TO Thursday, juno
D. ratea. iat,,a New st,s York. Nav 80. 1905
TERENCE j. NcNANUS. Referee.
hereby further adjourned - Thursday. June
Il ls09 al the same hour and place.
Dated New York. June 8. 1903
TERENCE J.. NcNANJs, Referee
The sale in the above entitled action IS
/ 1919. at the same hour and place.
New York June II 1909.
TERENCE j. McMANCs. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
RESPONSE

Mrs. " OF MaQhartan- has kindly ofIered 10 4eho
her good sewing machine for the summer 10 the
widow fo- whom request was made This VIII
-zsteriay help the recipient IN her efforts toward
self-support-
Mrs Benton OF the Elm City branch, has sent
80 10 the house mother at the Rest House toward
szya-z The rent on a piano for the season and .
las been received from another friend VIII some
oae please contribute The remaining % ana mus
assist in giving pleasure TO all the girls who 90 10
The house2
IN Connecticut, near the Sound. is q / : >
Ensnbe- who has Suffered for years from nervous
trouble and the loss Of means has added TO her
distress The doctor now recommends salt water
hathing but she says she has no bathing SUIT nor
she spare the 70 cents daily for the trolley Tlde
70 the beach VIII some make il possible for
his educated refined woman 70 have the oeheHI
the requires by contributing the small amount
hecessaTy for the purpose?
FOURTH OF JULY PARTY.
Again Mrs H F Potter invites nunoer o.
children who dwell in the tenemenIs 70 oOIILl oL
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
GOLDEN WEDDING.

On June 10 Mr.. and Mrs. R. Andrews, Of East
Orange. n. J., celebrated their hfty-hrst wedding
anniversary. Owing to the serious illness of Mr.
Andrews last year il possible to have the
golden wedding and this devoted couple are to be
congratulated that another year of happiness has
been given TO them. and all their friends in and
out of the T s S. will wish them many more an
niversary days.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
CHEER FOR LITTLE GIRLS.

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bedell. of The Bronx. spend
their summers their farm in New Hampshire.
and Mrs. Bedell desires entertain two parties
OF little girls. six each for two weeks. This Sun
shine proposal is made in memory of her daughter,
only child, who died a year ago. and who was
fond of children No memorial gift is ever finer
than that which confers happiness on the living
through personal service. and this is what Mrs.
Bedell desires TO do
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
SUMMONS.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk--Hermann c. Fleltmsnp. Plain
tin against Fred W. MenZies. Defendant
summons To the above named Defend
ant You are hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaint in this action, and 10 serve
a copy Of your answer on the Plaintiff
Attorneys. within twenty days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive Of the
day OF service: and in case OF your failure
q appear. or answer. Judgment viii be
taken against you b. default for the relief
dsgna nded in the complaint
Dated. New York, May 2G,h, 1909
ROUNDS s. SCHU RMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Once & Post Once Address. o6 Broad
way. Bor. OF Manhattan y. Y. City
To Fred ". Menzies: The foregoing
summons IS served upon you by pubiics-
tion pursuant to an order OF the Hon l.
a Giegerich. 2 Justice Of the Supreme
Court ~ the State of New York. dated the
10th day of June. 1909. and filed on that
day with the complaint IN the office Of the
Clerk Of the County OF New York AT the
County Court House In the Borough of
Manhattan. City. County and state OF New
York.
Dated New York, June 2sth. 1909
ROUNDS & SCHCRMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
once & Post Office Address, 96 Broad
way. Bor. OF Manhattan. City. County and
state Of New York
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
FOR REST HOUSE

Charles a. Stone. treasurer Of the Neighborhood
Glib of Clsrk's Falls, Conn, has sent a check for
go 10 be used for fuel for the Rest House: Miss
Edith May Blakeslie, treasurer Of the Coreopsis
branch. New Haven. S. and Mrs. Clayton P Chew,
treasurer Of the Neighborhood Sewing Society Of
Morristown. y J, a T S s. branch, SO, for the
Rest House.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
I SINNER NOON.

The high sun spills his golden wine
Across the fields. the crOwding clover buds
III eager lips and rain the 6raught divine.
TIN drcwsy fire through veiny tissue foods;
TsngIlid they lean above the sleepy grass,
While with the deep whirring bass and treble dne,
Tuning their tiny pipes, the small musicians PASS.
-EdQah Proctor Clarke
New-York tribune., 1909-06-28
NOTICE

The Tribune Sunshine Society authorizes to
solicit nOEsy fer its use. does il publish maga-
ire ar paper o he canvassed for. The New York
tribune i the official organ and the society has
connection with other organization publication
ming the Of Sunshine