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New-York tribune., 1910-08-22

@-luals for the purpose Of stealing their
coats. but 10 one can expect woman
IN quest Of bea auIiful apparel 20 ce inf1u-
NlCe6 by any such consideration
Unitarian ends are seldom seriously cor
ElCs-ed in connection with furS now, ana
The tacT that Z neCkpiece IS graceful ana
becoming has for long been thought rea-
son enough for wearing Il IN & warm roonl
There VII De more temptation next WINTER
-hen ever before 10 follow this unconl-
-artabie practice. for beautiful wide ScarLs
81 soft skins are being made that can De
fraped about the figure IN the same oe-
l@eTa BILE manner are those OF SaLI'
chiffon and similar materials
Since nothing Is thought smarter ltliS
season than black and white. il i natural
vlat eruline should be TIE fSvoTite SUM-
Iuer FIR 4 lovely model ls Illustrated to
day. in which erulIle was used IN the IoTrl
oi a rather narrow shawl collar and q
hand running down the front OF the SkiTL
TIE gown, which Il made o. white en-
froiZ-r-d net with lace applications, mas
q foundation OF flesh colored satin. and e
hat Of black velvet and white lace COM
.Ietes the costume.
satin of tie very dark blue shade known
bv the French as o}eu de mutt was used for
me other gown illustrated. L has SILK
Crepon t-1ic II q Paisley design, and one
q the new Gchu or scarf hodlCes. which Is
made O. the blue satin The nat IS tuS-
can straw. trimmed with black velvet and
black and white pluIes-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
Branch Notes.

Mrs Dana s Carpenter, president of the
MiddletoHn Springs, Vt, branch, writes:
We have nothing new 70 report IN our
Sunshine work but we still continue 10 en-
10Y the work and do the same kind deeds
a. We have since joining the Tribune Sun
shine Society. which consists in visiting
the aged and lonely ones, relieving the
poor. assisting in the care Of the sick,
writing letters to 'shut-ins' and distributing
reading matter. To these neighborly acts
We add our mite by responding TO birthda!
appeals ard sending out special cheer at
tie holiday season
Miss Grace z. Mackinson, Of Ballantine.
Mont. desires TO thank the many aiends
who helped TO build up the new library.
She says. The books from H A Porter
came Just as they were most needed The
children had read all our Juvenile books, so
were happy over the new ones. Any help
for the Sunday schools should be sent TO
- A Knoke. superintendent Osborn
Mont and will be greatly appreciated
New York and Brooklyn Sunday papers
would be enjoyed by the Rev. E. E.
Pleasant, our pastor, and other grown
ups for such reading is, as yet rather
scarce among our new settlers
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
GOT WALKING CLOTHES SHOP
Detective Prisoner Had Large
Girth of Stolen Raiment.

\ man whose large girth was out Of pro-
portion TO his legs, which seemed ike pipe
stems. waddled out OF q saloon at Bleecker
and Crosby streets yesterday morning
His unusual appearance attracted the at
tention of Detective Allen, Of the Central
Office. Approaching the stout individual,
Allen asked:
Expecting i spell OF warm weather.
Never mind what I'm expecting replied
the other.
Allen took hold of him and undid his
waistcoat. The result was so unusual that
the detective kept unbuttOuing until he had
undone seven waistcoats. The man said
he was wearing three pairs OF trousers.
Allen took him to Police Headquarters.
When it was learned that Julius Wald-
stein. q dealer in clothing, of No. los
Bleecker street had reported the loss Of
eco worth of clothing on Saturday even
ing, the prisoner was charged with larceny.
He said he was William Schreyer, of No
1919 LOngWOOd avenue, The Bronx
Later in the jefferson Market police court
John Gregory, the janitor of the building
at No. 103 Bleecker street, identified
Schreyer as the man who had visited the
place on Saturday night and carried away
twenty suits of clothing. Waldstein had
identified the waiStCoats and trousers that
SChreyer was wearing as his property, and
the prisoner was held in $1,000 bail for the
gland Jury.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
FOR ADORNMENT ONLY
Though Fur Gives Warmth, This
Is Not Why 1t Is Worn.

80 +tzr Partisan women are wearing
ff,. s. 3 trimming for their summer gowns
.1,is year as additional evidence that il
matters Of dress the feminine mind is quite
inca "a bic OF exercising even the slightest
.ia-ree Of common sense. There seems TO
be no good and sufficient reason. however.
why fur should be considered suitable for
winter only. The animals that produce it
wear il all the year round. and il is much
softer and pleasantcr TO the touch on
warm day than wool Some teHder-hearted
individuals may argue that only the need
Of securing more complete protection from
cold than can be obtained in any other
way can justify the killing OF harmless
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

18TH sTREET-T1arle & Calhoun have sold 70
a client Tor investment the ten story apartment
house known as the Westerfield. at Nc. go West
II6th street . plot 5Gxl0oI1 feet. The prop
ertv vas held at 100000. The title 70 the prop
who acquired i from Paterno Brothers last De
cembCr.
THIRD AvF7IU E-Iuues * Center have sold
for Gertrude NJ. Wilde TO the Douglas Realty
Company the northwest corner Of Third avenue
and 18th street. old buildings on u plot 46IlVO
feet. The buyers viii improve the site.
18TH STREET-Innes & Center have sold for
Lily SUssTnar 10 I. 2. Thomas No IA East
18th street. three story dwelling house. on q
lot 202,92 feet leesehold-
18TH STREET-Iunes & Center have sold for
?. c. NJ. Christensen 10 George Bellows No 1io
East 18th street, g three story dwelling house on
q lot 20z92 fee: leasehold
CHRYSTIE STREET-Collins & Rowe have
sold for Louis Priesner No. 2l3 Chryste street, Il
five story tenement house, on a lot 2s-2Xl0ox
irregular.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser
AUGUST 10
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY. II cor I'D 81, 9oIlzlo2; lanes James
n JohnSton 81 al ,5 e5T7s 70 Rohert Clark
BROADWAY = " cor 176th st, 55-5x536.4 TO .
Fort Washington ave E59 2&332 4: James \ NJ
81: address. 1+3 Broadway.
BROADWAY. Il W cor 1Teth st. $50. 6x34s 4
irreg; James \ NJ Johnston IT a., exrs, to Fred
erick a Clark. June 10; 81; address 149 Broad
way.
BROADWAY, s . cor 172d 81. 20i.1 70 S
hist st xt5i.9 TO " Z ST Nicholas ave Il9o TO
f32d st x2lI :; James a N Johnston ct al, exrs,
10 stephen Clark Ia part: June To- 81
SAME PROPERTY; same TO Edward 5 Clark.
% parts. June 15: 81: address. 149 Broadway
BROADWAY " s. extends from 115th TO 116th
st 2ol 1Oxl25 on 115th ST and 100 on 116th st;
lanes 4 Nj Johnston ct al exTs. to stephen
Clark Gntg 500. 00o): June Is; 81; address, lfa
Broadway.
same to Edward 5 Clark: juno Is: 81: address.
-4J Broadway
BROADWAY. n W cor 10th 81, cl6.4xC3s, 1ox
i-reg. James \ " Johnston et al; ezFs, 10 robert
5 Clark: - parts. June 10; 81; address. l4a
Broadway-
CANNON ST. 7a. rty hrk. 25xloo; James \
If Johnston ct al, eErsi - Robert : ozark "a
part: June Il. 81: address. 149 Br"adway.
sAME PROPERTY: same to Edward s Clark
!. part: june Is; 81 address. l4b Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY same 10 Stephen Clark
|. part: June u: 81: address, l4e Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: same TO Frederick a
Clark y part; June 10: 81 address. 14a Bread
way.
CANNON ST. 10 and Il. cor Rivington st.
:, sty hrk 50Xl00: James NJ Johnston ct 81
exrs TO Robert = Clark, q Part; June 10; 81.
address. 149 broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Same TO Frederick \.
clark d part. June 10; 81 address, 149 Broad
Uaz-
SAME PROPERTY: same to Stephen 9 Clark
Il nart: June IL: 81: address, 143 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. same TO Edwin Clark.
Il cart: June 10. 81. address. i43 Broadway.
RIyINGTON ST. cor Cannon 81, 5oxioo:
Ia,nas A VI Johnston 81 AL exrs. 10 stephen =
f-lark: 4 part, June 10, 81, address. ls9 Broad
way
SAME PROPERTY: y part each to Fred A
clark Robert Clark and Edward > Clark,
Iune Is: address. 149 Broadway.
1sT AVE. 2317 sty brk. 25ox1Oo; Heyman
kaufman TO Maurice Millimct AUG ID; 500. sd-
dress .s56 BroadWay.
f7TTI ST. II =. 40 Is OF 9th ave, S7.6NI6, 1oV
.-es,- tllgsard Jansen to IaTltnn Realty 60
t,,te $50 500; Aug 20; 500. address. 1875 Broad
way.
ON ST 10 West, 10 sty brk. s2XIss "a
-area A NJ Johnston 81 al CxrE, 10 stephen {
SS@arkt June s.: 81: address i48 Broadway
75TF FT ~ East. sly hrs "5x9sa Istner
. AZ T.l7pstosi al. GNrs Edward CLARK
Trre Il. 81 address 14o BroafWsy
.oT5 er 1is to ia West atv hrh 20 *
nc q. Jsn,es A 81 johnston et q exrs 10 I'd
gsrj s clark; June IL 81. address, i5a Bread
wa
SAME, PROPERTY same To RnheIt = clark
= part. al, addreza Iab Broadwa,.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address CT lenders attorney
Interest ) per cent unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST 10.
MANHATTAN.


EAST BROADWAY. 216 and 21s. II " cor Gin
ton ST 81 2x- 10 Division ST (prior mtg S119-
600; Aug 10; yrs 5 per cent; Harris Shedlinsky
stein & Rosenstein. 30e Broadway
64TH ST. ~ East: 3 sly bra' 20. @ Io1iG0;2 ieIt
Agnes I. Dart TO Domtnick Henry; $1,000; at
tcrueys, Anderson, Pendleton & Anderson. -
Broad st.
92D ST l2s East 3 sty brk, 17S1Qo $; avg M od3 ~:
) yrs; Samuel Blumbers to Alice Fox: s13 ooo;
attorneys. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co, 160 Broadway
1s2D ST. 52l and 523 West. ; stg 3,J brk 29z soy
IS. o; o NJ; Aug ~: due May l, 1913; per
address. 17o Broadway.
BAILEY AVE. t $. 744 # OF 23sth st. 4o.lx
s5y36 7xs5: Aug 19 due Feb H. 1910: PEI
Co: So. 600; address, 5O7 East fremont ave
CASTLE HILL AVE. " 5. S3 # OF Powell!
ave 25xI9 II. Aug 10: ! yrs; Rose Becker and
ano 20 Mary D Hayes, extrx; $1,000: attorney
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
Broadway.
GREEN LANE, W :, . # Of Lyon ave. @5v
100 Cprior mtg 81 300; Aug 10; due as per bond ;
Norbert RobilIard 10 Magdalena Rohr; 81, ,jpo;
attorney. Joseph Weiner. 312 West 37th st.
IRVINE ST. $50. 25x100; Aug 10; due Nov 10.
1910: Kate Grannis TO Josephine McC4Ftlly: p:
81. 270 attoney. Simon HIrsh, SO Westchester
ave.
LOT $40, map 47a lots Eaight estate, Vest
Chester; Aug l; ) yrs: per cent. Josephi9e o}a
Brooke TO Frank Rauch and ano; $1,000 ad-
dress, $50 Nassau st,
OAK TREE PL. s cor Lafontaine ave. 95X
.; Aug .; demand, s per cent: X N Cleland
Building Co TO Theo Vent; $4,000; address, 2sO
Broadway
176TR ST. 50 East. n $ J0xI25; Ma :: 5 yrs,
Jie per cent. Annie Fidal 20 Mary 2 Young; So
coo: attorney. Ronald X Brown. $50 BroadwGy-
10TH ST n $ 10 # " OF Fleetwood ave. 2JI
10: May = ; yrs 5i2 per cent same TO same;
81. 800; attorney, same as above
18TH st. II $ 70 It X Of Fleetwood ave. ok
l25: 176th St 30 East 50x125 prior mtg SO OU0}:
Aug 10; l VI, . per cent: Annie Ridal 90 RoSalie
FriedIander: 81 500; attorneys. Wesselman &
kraus % Liberty st.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
WanpUm, Penn

Miss Curry is grateful for the money that
enables her 10 care for extra children at
the Nethsrvood camp. Each week one
party is brought in and another goes out
Every place vas full last week about $50
having been taken care Of. A tent could be
used Has any one such an article 10 pass
on Miss Curry SAYS many children's lives
T7eve been saved through this Fresh Air
vark but Dot ali that she wished TO help.
During the hot spell twenty-five babies died
in the families she is interested In.
An invalid in New York state writes tnat
tears came 10 her ewes on receiving the reg
istered letter the contents of which helped
10 make her so comfortable.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
LIS PENDE EMS.
AUGUST 20

GREENWICH ST Se4: city Real Estate %
agt Charles BetraIs ct al foreclosure cf mtg.
attorney Il Swain
11TE ST 8 g 398. 9 II Of 9th ave. 81 ex94 10 +:
Charles Rernsen ag- jearie N r Levee et Al
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys, Man1ce & Perry
1857 ST, s, t41.s f x of Audubon ave.
II Sx119.6; 161st 81, :. 1884 f " OF Audunon
ave 41.8xf19 s: 1S1zt 81. :. 100 II ~ OF Audi
bon ave I25x1Ie g; three actions. Atlantic Realty
Co agt William H Bins CHAM Plumbing and Con
tracing Co et al foreclosure Of three lntEsl 5
attorney Q N BIseckeT.
9TH ST. :. 81 # OF Sd ave. 4ex62. II .
Norman s Walker. jr, agt Joseph Bernstein et &!
foreclosure OF IntgJ5 attorneys, Miller, King,
Lane & Tratord-
MONROE ST. . cor Jackson st. 1oox2o: Van
Norden Trust Co agt MaxiulilIian Dav1doT ct a.
foreclosure OF mtg: attorney. \ " Ashburr. jr-
9TH AVE, s 2s S II II Of sth 81. 26. 3xfGo;
Anna VI 5 Baier agt Carlene A Way ct a! fore
closure OF mtg. attorneys, Forster, Hotahng q
TarIS
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
CITATIONS.

TIE PEOPLE or TIE ST sTArE .Is. OF OF, NEW ,I,;S
9anf 70 Michael McCluskey. Maria Nj
-mskey John McC'luskey the British consul.
-ssiJan7 In New York CITY. send greeting; lou
snI each OF YOU arr hereby cited and required
+r-.o,lall, 10 be and appear before orr surrogate
- tbr county OF New York, at the surrogate ;
court OF said County. held 81 ths Hau ot
records in tto County of New York, on the
fou-th tithl DAY OF october, lplo. az hstf~pss
,s, n clock IN The forenoon OF mat day. then
- .bsre 10 show cause y ny Felix McCtuskry
AMI Thomas l. Camier should not be appointed
a.t,,,;1,,strators of the estate ur James J. Nc
,TI1,slav- deceased. and such OF you az are
t.rsb,, cited as ara under tho age or twenty-o
tsars are required 20 appear BY your suaTcian
~ vou have one, or II you have none. :" az
,..or and amply for 20 be appointed. or N
~ event OF your neglect OF failure 20 do $50
: .-'ariian will be appointed by the surrogate
- rerresent and act for you ~ the proceedine
In testimony whereof We have caused the seal
" ~ the SurrOgaJeS Court ot the said
County OF New York 10 be heFeuutO
- affixed Witness. Hon. AGNl1E -
THOMAS. "A surrogate OF our said
County al the Couaty Of New feFi,,
49,. .1.v-nth dav of August. Ia The year oc our
fNr1 ono thousand nine hundred ard ten
A~ DANIEL J. pONnNEY-
Clerk OF the Surrcgete's Court.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
Requests.

Miss Mary Valentine, OF No 1ZlS North
56th street, Philadelphia, an invalid sun
shine member. would very much enjoy d
party on her birthday, August Il All VINO
come in their little white coaches viii
receive a warm welcome. and she hopes she
may have houseful- Letters. reading ana
postcards are always welcome
A ser1li-i11vaIid member in Michigan Would
like some clothing for herself, size ~ ana
for her little girl three years oid 4 hsrd-
working mother on West 18th street Man
haitian, asks for pair of shoes for her BOY
eleven years old, that he may go with the
Fresh Air children
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS
lItems under s., coo oulItted.)
-+- 70

fItsln5 Under soUVJ Vtl44LIEL4'I
AMSTERDAM AVE, II " cor S9th ST. TO q L
sly brk store; Astor estate, 23 West 18TH 81.
owner. I. \ Sheinart, 1e4 Bowery. archltecr5
g.. 900.
GOERCK ST. II and IS; to and stE brh
tennIts: NJ RcsenthaI, owner; Harrison & sack
helm. $50 Grand st, architects: $1,000
MADISON AVE, AZ; TO 4 sty brk dTg; y
Robinson, premises. Owner: l. HerTlon, 1fo
Broadway, architect $50 05o.
10TH ST. S 8. 146 f of Lexington ave: 70
4 ST. and basement brk drg; Mrs l " Aen. en-
dali. So East 10Th ST. owner. y Arterbury ana
Julian Feabodv. 20 West 43d st, architects. !.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX.

18TH ST, II 8, 421tc It W OF Summit ,. az, -
sty- brE postcffice - .1sx:;4 William Schiechter
1851 Ogden ave, owner; Edward NecarsullHei'
507 9th ave, architect; 5000.
WOODYCREST AVE, Q s. 229.c IF It n OF 1oI 1o4IIl
st, sty brk tenmt. 5,}xSI Civic Realty 20
Israel Cohen. 150 Nassau st. prestdentl, o.i
Sommerfald & Sticker 10 Union square ar'ni-
tects; $4,000
CROES AVE, e 9. 400 II Of LAFAYETTE aTe- 80, l
sty and attic frame stable. +5H3i Ciasoa IN roltl
Military Academy (Mr Dwyer, 90 -d ST PL.es-
dent board of trustees, owner; NJ Hughes
CIaSon's Point I'd. architect: $500
1S0TH ST. " Vyse ave, > sty tennis, tennis
4S.U4x100 and 3S.54X9o: Krabc, @o'f Syao
ave, owner schaefer y Jaeger, 4o1 fremont ave-
architects; StsQ. 600
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
ATGTST 20.

BRYANT AVE. " 5, ITO II Of Seneca ave,
46 I1x10i I(rx6G. .2xIoO: Church F Gates & co agt
John Ferguson Co, owner and contractor; Ed
ward ScofieId. owner: Richard Ritterbush. con
tractor: 1924 s1.
10TH ST 70 and "a West: Nictorio Cangialosi
ast Engineers Club, owner; Frank Cable
contractor. S16S 90
HOE AVE s ~o23 r Of Jennings st, 75x
fO1 SANDY Adams agt Bentaniu + Jackson
owner: Nellie Altierf. contractor. STAT.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, Il W cor Avenue
st John 10DxfO5: Giro BoreIii agt Joseph Picone
and yincenzo Elfyo, owners and contractors
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
OLD MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Carl Rose. OF No. 1860 First avenue. at
tempted suicide yesterday at his home by
inhaling gas Rose who is seventy-four
years old had a furnished room in the
house He was taken 10 Bellevue HOspi-
tai prisoner.
\ letter addressed TO his nephew. Conrad
Pfanenschnlidt. No. 2SS New York avenue.
Union HILL N J., was found.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The work apron with generous pockets is
generally found 10 be the most practical
snd this one is shapely and becoming as
vel a. useful In the illustration 1t is
naLe from al Inexpensive printed |asn
fabric and the edges are 2iped- but linen
and singham. chambray and almost any
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22

Jersey, s.. and NJ. b. s. for Southern
Gentlewoman'': An Old Lady at North
port, Long Island. 81 for crippled children
and g TO send some little one TO the
country; N. B. s. for Mrs H, on West
5lst street, and a. 9. L, of MIL Neck.
Long Island. 81. TO be used wherever
needed
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
AUGUST 10.

BOSTON RD 20I7: Frank \ Becker and ano
10 Harry 5 Burlington and ano; yrs II mos
from June ! 1910; $500 to s2,100; address, 2olT
Boston rd.
LOCATION OMITTED: Joseph Wasserulan 70
Jacob Aranovitz: . yrs from May I. 1911; Sl02Di
address, les RivinstoZ: St
Sd AVE. oil. store etc: Matilda Betnhauer
70 Vito Paterno: > yrs from May /, 1899; $3.50;
address. 81 ID ave
18TH ST. $50 East. store. etc: Bertha Ungar to
Robert Stahl: ) WIS from May !. 1910; $3.50; ad-
dress 80 East 74th ST
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22

Gurdon Buck. trustee. 10 Gerard trust
Co, trustee; assts; order BY court
Lawyers Mortgage Co 70 r Percy AIosn anu
ano, trustees; assts; $4,000.
st Johns Park Realty Co to David ID Knott
si. OGO.
Bronx Investment Co to Addis Fl Chalionsr
50 600
Domestic Realty Co TO Christian Becker, jr;
S100
Rose OrentIy TO Raisler Heating Co; 500;
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Charles II MarshaiI
Sc. .0o9
exrs S4 coo.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
of Interest to tOomen

be mailed TO any address on receipt OF 10
cents.
Please give number of pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De-
partment, New-York Tribune. If in
hurry for pattern send an extra 2-cent
stamp and will mail by letter postage
in sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
AcknowIcd crents.

President of the T. s s: Through the
columns Of The Tribune I wish to acknow!-
edge the receipt of sixty pieces Of card
board. prettlly decorated with pictures and
bsfv ribbon They viii be highly appre-
ciated by the children IN the Cuba schocf'
and I heartily thank the sender.
BECLAH I. WILSON.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22

simple washable material is appropriate.
Tie straps are crossed az the back and but
Toned into lace at the shoulders so that
= takes but a moment either TO put on or
teke OF J--e apron.
The quantity of material required for the
hieo lin size is g. yards y or "a 31z YARDS
8 inches wide
Tire patteru- 40. 6.65s, Is cut ia three
sze@ small y OF 81 medium Sc or % ana
-se - Or - inches bust measure. and WI
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
SALE OF ELsToNE PARK LOTS.

The sale of lots conducted by Joseph P.
Day at Elstone Park, Bayswater, on Sat
urday realized a total of S99,647- The
average price for each lot was 8. 30
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
acAnO, AGENCIES

American ard ForelSn fsachsr- Agency.
enprIias Professors. Teacher. Tutors. Gov
s-rnsses etc tn colleges schools and Families
Apn;s 10 Mrs N =. XoU SG-TuLToN.
81 Union SauaEz
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

OAK TREE PL- 8 . cor Lafontaine ave. 9o&
%: Theodore wentz loans the J & NJ Cieiand
Building Co $50, ,Oo0-
ODD ST. s. 1171o It c of Lexington ave;
53.6xfGo5 Mary ) Croxson loans the + Groil
Construction 60 $4,000.
BAILEY AVE- Q S. "a # Of 25Sth St ~ TX
sJx36 Txs5: the Paragon Mortgage Co loans the
Tessier Building Co $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

1904: May %, 1905; David L BLOCK 20 tne
Trust Company OF America: $1,000; address,
al ST
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22

The year of the rose is brief
From the first blade blown 10 the sneai,
From the thin green leaf to the gold.
II has time to be sweet and grow o,d,
To triumph and leave not leaf
-Algernon Charles SWinburne-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
EAI ESTATE FoR SALE or TO LET
NEW JERSEY

VAIL ABLE PROPERTY, HRIELI-E. MON
n,uuth county y J.. cottage, ana
bath All ,nipray einents furnished or unturnished
largo harm. make fine garage road 10 Lakewood:
ststt3n near beach aud river Address T. q, EeN
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
CoTNTE, PROPERTY.

ts4 ACRE FRr-tr FARM ToR SALE SEVEN
IT. fr,n, r-@rtou \ J.: les). .otsu inhabitants.
For fyli particulars address n. II, STILES.
Trenton Il. T. =. NO J.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
GLEANINGS.

The Colorado club women have trav-
cling library. which consists OF reproduc-
rions OF the worlds best art. with litera-
tfi-e concerning il. a collection of orig
inaIs is being gathered from Artists who are
glad 10 loan their best WORE for such a
purpose. Texas and several other states
also have travelling art galleries.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

AMSTERDAM AVE, n y cor fG5th St Ma
donald Roofing Co agt Irving Judis SuiIoIus
Construction 60 ct al; Aug Il, 1908. 800 so
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22
Money Received.

e. @. Il. has sent s. for the emergency
fond; Mrs Z. W, 3: H. G. E., of New
New-York tribune., 1910-08-22

She was a nice, gray haired woman with
q placid face, and she had travelled IN
from New Jersey 10 visit her son in his
Broadway Office. The elevator in which he
took her down on the way 10 luncheon was
packed with men and few women she
looked musngly at her son, At the other
men. and then at her son again
You're very quick in catching on 70 all
the new ways. aren't sou. Harry" she
niuruured.
WHATS that7' he asked.
Il see you don't take your hat off in the
elevator"
To make the story right every man .
hat ought 10 have come off instantly, but
ir didu't. The car stopped. and tbs nice
cid woman was nearly knocked Off her feet
lyy the mob OF men getting of.
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-16
WANTED TO CORRESPOND
WITH MARIE CAHILL.
Co4ored Boy Saw Her in Norwich and
Thought Her Nice.

A. the result Of the report Of an in
earity commission Monday David
I'slrsiiurst. cOl0red. of New London.
aged p. was sent 10 the Norwich state
llosnital
Marie CahiIl the actress. has been
- wrought up by letters written TO
her by Parizhurst that her husband
ead manager. Daniel V Arthur. has
asked Captain Haven Of the police de-
l~sFinnent % take up the matter and
prevent Parkhurst writing to Miss
''uhiN any more. Mr.. Arthur's request
7cas made SUNDAY. He came here from
New York for the purpose of confer
1inz with the New London police.
M-. Arthur turned one Of the half
dozen letters Miss Cahill had received
over 70 captain Haven as evidence
The former letters had been destroyed
captain Haven refused 20 make
1snrnwn the contents OF the letter but
sid that Psr4znurst had confined his
~risfle 70 telling Miss Cahiil what a
beautiful girl M thought she was
There WIS nothing i'm the letter on
which criminal action could be based
Captain Haven explained to Mr.. Ar
thur that thsre IVES not any cause for
worry: that ParlJhurst was harmless
and cripple Mr.. Arthur said: "Thev
20 ell harmless. but we have been
S~satiy ANNOYED and DO not wish the
esrter writing 40 he continued
Captain Haven qu!zzed Psr.hurst as
- why he wrote 20 Miss CahiN and the
hoy laughed. He said he had met Mics
CshiT az Norwich where Miss CahfJ
starred ~ Betty au6 the Bows TIe
shoueft she was nice and wanted 70
correspond with her.