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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

TWO hundred friends assembled at the
settlement house. No. e3 ST. Marks Place.
IN the evening TO congratulate her on the
remarkable success of her work among the
poorest OF the East Side dwellers. Mr..
Roylston. president Of the board Of d.
rectors; Mr.. Morgan, Mr. Torrey. the Rev.
DR.. Henry and others made consratuatory
speeches and there were songs by some Of
the visitors. Miss Curry received many
attractive gifts and an abundance Of lovely
cut flowers and growing plants.
Miss Curry began the work with little
capital but her faith. She saw the need
OF day nursery, as the babies were left
In the care Of Older children while the
mothers were away from home working.
and consequently tho little ones were often
neglected. She expressed a desire TO start
nursery. in however small a way. and
Mrs. Clarence Burns. the T. : S. president
gave her the first SO to pay the rent Of two
small rooms. Some odds and ends Of furni-
ture, one or two cribs and cradles we're
contributed. and thus in humble way
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etc, to Louis and Benjamin stern to Bond and
| Mortgage Guarantee co: 800, COO address, La
Remsen st, Brooklyn.
| 152D ST, =, $50 Il OF Broadway. o5x
! e9. Tx irrcg: Mch 21 Vt, per cent; Annie NJ
| Kelly 10 Michael J Kelly ct al. cXrs; s2,'oo.
address, 625 West 1921 st.
THE BRONX.
ARTHUR AVE. 2354. 25xs76 Mch -. y.s.
| 5is per cent: sobato Corcilla and ano TO Tits
| Insurance Co: ~ 500 address. i35 Broadwsj.
| BRIGGS AVE, cor Tooth At. e6x35' sx
irreR. Mch 8: due az per bond: Emily. JEFFERSON
u Florence. Alonzo sr. and Alorzo. tr. Fogel ana
So. eco: address Jamaica ave, n Q cor queens
ave. Flushing. Long Island.
BATHGATE AVE cor 1874 ST. 9+y2ss *
irreg prior mtg $4,000, duo June 20 1911. .
per cent. Alexander development co 20 Saul
Oloinyer et al: $500 address, 81 Clinton 81.
DAWSON ST. $. ISL. n OF Lonswood av,
I6x irreg: Mich "a YRS, per cent: winnie
Realty and Construction 90 10 Samuel II stern
berg. si7.5O0; address. l73 East filst 81.
PARK AVE. $. 2s7s n n Of 18th 81. lSov
9s.3y irrcg. Mch ~. due as per bond; fremont
Park Realty Co 10 Hamilton securities co. WV
coo. address. is5 broadway.
PARK AVE. W e. 2s7s Il If 18th ST. 25x
irres prior mtg s25.INo Mch g. mos. o
per cent Central Bronx Realty 60 TO Harry Gel
lyman; 81. 500: address 1859 "a aye.
WILKINS PLACE. s. 80 10 u % Jen-
nings 81, 52xIOO: Mch Il; yrs. ga per cent:
Martha Perna to LAWYERS Mort Co. 5000;
address. 30 Liberty 81.
bath ST, s. 200 (, Of ST AIMS ave.
25xloo Mch 81; due as per bond. i3ith street
co 10 sophie Krepper; $4,000.
SAME PROPERTY: due as per bond; Nch n.
10 same; s33oo; address. 1854 Eastburn
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Personals.

Mrs. Elizabeth Ashley. of the Golden Rule
Circle. who has been far from well all win
ter. has gone TO Hot Springs. Va; Mrs
Ruel S. Darling of the Friendly Aid branch,
is recuperating at Old Point Comfort from
a grip cold: Mrs. William Snow. n Boston
member. is visiting Mrs. NJ. Reid, president
Of No. branch. Manhattan; Mrs +. H..
Hudson a helpful member in Florida has
recently spent a week at ST. Petersburg.
where she made visit TO the emergency
hospital. She expresses herself as much
pleased with the work done there. Mrs
Marie de Comps. president of the In Me-
moriam branch. of Brooklyn. has suffered
for years with severe headaches. caused 10y
an injury 10 the bone OF the nose. One
difficult operation has been successfully
performed and another is contemplated as
soon as her health permits, and 1t is eX-
pected that a complete cure will be ef-
fected. Mrs dc Comps writes that deeper
devotion than ever to Sunshine viii be her
thank Offering for her release from intense
suffering
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

O61cisl Record and Observation-Disclosures
March 2o--Ths winds along tho New England
ana middle Atlantic coast will be brisk and
probably high south; south Atlantic coast
brtsk south. becoming northwest; east Gull
cos.t. moderate to brisk south. becoming
northvssti west Gulf coast brisk south. DO
coming northwest. and on Lake Michigan.
h,rh northwest. probably reaching gale.
Rain has fallen In nearly ell districts. from
cha MAINS states eastward. except the north
,.r,,on. OF tho middle states and New Eng
i.r6 thu rain turning 70 snow In the north
ro,,ion OF tho upper lakes and the north por-
IT,. OF the plains states. attending a well
. IoI disturbance that was central over
n,xs Michigan Sunday night. Some SHOWS
80 siso fallen IA sections OF the extreme
Noytbwest. Elsewhere the weather has been
generally fair. ., .,so g.
80 In the Atlantic and Gulf states and tho
er.h carlton OF the Rocky Mountain districts
Hun IL Is decidsdly colder over the plains
Yates. tho Missouri. the MISSISSIPPI and tho
ohio valleys. ,h., a.. .,orr, GUAR
,,,ah,gsn will move eastward and cause rain
rnfndev IN the greater portion or tho country
"a 20 ,he Mississippi River. probably turning
cas-. nnu, over tho lake region and the north
70 III. IT, ~ the Ohio valley Monday or Monday
porhu kThs weather Will be mostly fair Mon
nghNd Tnesday west Of the Mississippi River.
Much colder weather VIII set 10 MONDAY ana
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TIE CREPE DE CHINE, EMBRoI-

began work that may we'll claim to be
among the most benefcent of ell the city
charities Last year 47,0l6 babies were
cared for in the nursery. and $500 mothers
and children were taken care of at the sum-
mer camp. But there are other helpful
activities carried on under the guidance
of Miss Curry kindergarten Is main
tanned, weekly mothers club, where use
fuI talks about the home are combined
with simple social enjoyments, and a work
ing girls club. whore the members are
taught sewing embroidery, basket and
flower making.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
NEW BUlLDiNGs PLANS

ELIZABETH ST. . :. 100 {; ,S Of t y I.oy
n,t f1r A sly hrk shop; JONI - To-
:, u"" ns,,. l. Sheinari 1871 Bo"erl' a'Vn'''''
$50 -. p,,ircton -
FORSYTH sr. q ., 100 It n o, no ~ iss7s.
o., "a CIV brk tenmt and store "o !
-, ~ SNARE West. architect; Si5""
o, s,r a7ss u g OF LIST ave: Tor 81
,-h,,. hon 3tix5l.T: American Ice 20. ~
g, and broadway. owner; " MoItcnS'h ~ ''
osth At architect; s@."n.
THB BRONN.
RrNSoN AVE. :. 100 4 II OF trlsny az, az
81, :. -, brlI dwgs 2Ox53. Pelham inp'Ntln n'
90 Abert \ Finkestein. .oI brosd~.,, t rs
dent owners; Miman Sos Zoo 80 NV,
=, prooklyr. architects. cost. s5'""
IONGwOOD AVE s >. 375 II q @, Barry :.
stv frame storage. 50Nioi; Geoi'e Spdesn'
icq1 ~ AM. Nestchestcr ave. owner, Schaetri
4 Jaeger l0i fremont ave, architects cost sou
BAY ST. $ at East Chester BAY; thiS9
stv ram. bungalows. 25x1o each; Martin t.h'
Iev II chambers 81 owner. y y J. Nai'hel'
5i Chambers 81. architects, total cost, SJ'Vo"'
MApI.S AVE . s. 2T5 II u Randall II.
stv brk store and dws. 25xii. John Buccoli. Sta
lion ~ owner. Schacfer \ Jaeger architects
=
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Hard Luck.

A worthy woman and working Sun
sinner on the East Side has had hard luck
for several years, but at the present time
there seems to be an accumulation OF
troubles. From an old injury All abscess
has now formed on her ankle. and she
must go TO the doctor twice week for
dressings Last week her husband. who
drives truck when he is able. was thrown
violently TO the street, striking his head
and back In caring for him during his
delirium her right wrist was strained, 50
now both are unable 10 work. Some tempo
rary help is needed and will be we'll be
slowed as ordinarily the hard work Of tho
wife supports the little home even wien
the nus band Is not able to work. lie has
kidney trouble.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address % purchaser
MARCH 25.

MANHATTAN.
DIVISION ST. IS stg Y,i brk i.x!l0 i n9s
March q. 1910: 500: address. IL Division 81.
ORCHARD ST. a Il stv h.k "5xs7 &: Carson
Studicy To Joseph But,enwieser; March D. 500;
address e2c Rrosdvay.
WEST END AVE. 49, : sty brt f9sNSi g:
un'g So ooo'. March - ST. address. oyster Ba,,
Long Island.
sTH AVE $ % II It Of ilsth st. 25xsN
s. Nicholas ave 90 - 41io0. sth ave 22oo
25xso: i26th 81. 30 West 2'Hoe II: Louis simon
~ Samuel and August simon; OIL title; Aug
Is. 1910: 81. address . king ST.
Elkan TO Frizabeth Inlet. March 81 mtg SOS
5ool sloo. address. i23 "a ave. Pelham, z.
30 ST. q East. s;y brf 25xa9 4 lJ.odan
March 81, 500. address 900 West End ave
At ST. Cos west. sly brl;. 25xioo ). Fors
,er Ee9 81, , go To- R9sanns ,oo Isre. mts ss25"
nth ST. Il = 1865 q . - ave - sy10o. II 4.
Minnie pricH 70 Grand Investing co. Jan :; 81;
address. 307 Grand -.
i2oTH "a = 2oo2 It w OF sth 81. 25xioo II.
Annie Marrus TO Bernard Yeaman: all title.
March Ii: 81. address. POS West Ialst e.
i26TH ST. 2l5 ana 2i7 East 3 sly hrl.. :s7v
~ II; John 9 Fry - stephen II Jackson; March
% mtg s1cooo': Sico: address. 100 Lexington
I52D ST. 5. $50 # " OF Broadway. 2sxl0a1
irree. Michael +, Kelly to Annie II Kelly; March
/ 81: address G25 West 1j2i It.
lfiE 1ltbNA.
PARK AVE. " s. ISIS q u 18Th -, 9Jox
%. Harry Sesman 10 Central Bronx Realty 90
mtg $3.50; March "a. 500. address. 1892
Monroe ave
SANE PROPERTY Central Frons Realty %
70 Liberty Investing 60 tmtg S2G 2JW. March
q: 81: address. iGJ Broadway.
PARK AVE. $, ISIS II Of 18th ST. l50x
ns 3. Liberty Investing 60 to fremont Park
Realty 90 mtg s?i 7o0l. March 81 81; address,
1876 Broadway.
WISE AVE. Q = 10 Il OF 1874 81. 50xl00.
Central Bronx Realty 60 10 Albert n Herbs
uuts $500: Oct !; 81. address. d2i East 18Th
street.
WHITE PLAINS RID. :. 42) q n of Morris
Park ave- COX irreg: Edward " BOVINE 10
Ephram b Levy mtg $3.50. March ~; 81
address. Il West 42d st.
WHITE PLAINS RID. $. % n n OF Morris
Park ave, 25xl00. Garnet Hall Realty 60 70
Regent Realty Co, March %: 81; address. II
West 42d ST.
10th ST u s. 800 n Of Elton ave. 5oxlO0;
Annie wilkinson 20 Harry T Peto ntg 81 500:
March "a; SlOJ: address. 400 East iGoth 81.
10th ST. 300 East 20xG3 .. John + Ernst
ct al 10 fremont Iron Works (mtg $500
March o. 81: address. 1884 Stebbins ave.
o61sT ST. :. IA II Of Spencer ave. Ok
100: Maria Zilli q Joseph Zilh. Nov .. 1910.
81. address, 3Os3 Heath ave.
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LIS PENDENs.

18TH ST. ia and 1i6 West: Daniel r M.
honey sgt Jacob Blauner ct al foreciosure OF
mtg; attorney. J O'Grady.
BRADHURST AVE. cor 1+7th Of. -. HE
100; Samuel Floersheimer sgt Rose Brown Mr-
tlon 10 declare vcndee's Hem. Attorney sroocx
& Stroock.
I25rH ST 25f East; Louis Greenbsrxer Of
al agt Emma Davis 81 al fspecifc performance;
attorney, II J MoskowItz.
4rIT AVE, =. 10. 1877. msp OF partition ct
part Of Hyatt farm, The Bronx; William q
Wood ct al, trustees. agt Annie Doyle es 81
foreclosure OF two m;g9: attorney. Lane.
BOTH ST. 55t west Henry II jackson agt
torney, s II jackson.
AUDUBON AVE. sc cor nth o., se.fixfoo:
Columbia Trust co agt Heights Town Cons'ruc-
ton Co 81 al foreclosure ~ m'gl: attorney, n
N ReliuR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
INDUSTRIAL ART SALE.

The Industrial Art Guild VIII hold IFS
annual exhibition and sale Of members
work at the New York School of Applied
Design for Women. Lexington avenue and
3oth street. from March 81 to April 3. In
elusive Each afternoon at 3 o'clock some
one prominent IN the field Of art will give
a talk The speakers arc as follows: Gus
tave Strauhenmuller. DR. James T. Haney
Edward Thatcher. Mrs Dunlop Hopkins,
charles Lamb. Miss Elizabeth Noscnthal
and James William Fosdick.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF iessee.)
MARCH Is.

" III IIdIIIFf aII'I d'I'IIT~s vt 7'0U7-'7
MARCH Is.
BOWERY. 100. 26X3o: ALL Rosenzwelg
TO Jacob Saphiretein. 81 yrs from May l, 1911;
81 So: address. $50 East Broadway
EAST BROADWAY. e5: store, etc; Harry
Elias and sno 10 Herman Gertner; yrs from
May !. 1910: Sc 800; address, % East Broad
way.
ELTON AVE. oo3: corner store: Adophiue
Thode 10 Patrick & Flynn: 10 yrs 9 mos
from March -. 1911; 1900; address, 9o3
Elton ave.
1Sr AVE. 800 store. etc: Peter Bernhsrt
to Herman Guar'ni rrs from Dec 7, 1910;
1850: address. - Ncw Bowery.
Sd AVE. &ooG. store. etc, Henry Morsenthau
60 20 Horace FULTON. > yrs from May !, 1911;
81 100: address. $40 West if5th st.
GOTH ST. 3l5 East: vest store: Emmanuel
Iaviuson. agent. - Nircenzo Guisa 9 yrs from
,pril I. 1911 1900. address. 5i5 Fast Goth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
PICTURESQUE FROCKS
Models for Little Girls Show In
fIlyence of the Past.

.o,,s Of tho trocks for little girls that
,a,oiv arrived from Paris are sur
NsvV - .r.N, cuaint aud charming and. ike
pN,'e -o,,ded for their mothers. look as
u'' had been taken from some oio
- !, ,s one Of the latest whims Oh
1ll0'-.,, - fashion 10 dress its small
'ael IN copies Of historical costumes
and or. famous dressmaker VINO Mans -
srsc,s,tv Of little sirls' irocNs mas pro
S,ced some models that possess al 'nui-
,,dnsl,,v one does not often see even III
IL. o., rsneral revival Ct the stiff formal
.,,,.,od GOWNS worn by children OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
Sunshine Sale.

The members Of Manhattan branch No.
Ia will hold a sunshine sale on Saturday.
April / at the settlement house Of the
Little Mothers Aid Association, No. 2S6
Second avenue. Any contributions from
other branches or individual members will
he gratefully received and may be sent
10 the general office. This branch desires
TO make as much money as possible as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
Contributions.

Three boxes Of sunshine have come from
Mrs l.. Won Ettz, Of Manhattan. They
were filled with excellent clothing for girls.
shoes. books and magazines pictures for
children came from John Krell; cards from
Miss Stone. an invalid wrap from an old
member: silk book marks from Mrs. Alice
Brown. Of Lacouis, y. H.: clothing from
T. G. r. and Easter cards and booklets
from Gertrmde Moses. of PeekslNll. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

rrosprr.r AVE. W e. ;I.5 Il n ~ l6n'n 81
,oo i,y1i6r irree; Automatic switch 20 agt Ace
ade Enrich owner Frsid rsc,,nr Go con-
20 ~" p,at, Iron Works, sub-conua''o'
s263 b. r..au.ar ,a,x
,5ortI ST. : e. 100 II " Of Broad aIs , 9S
100 Reliance Fireproof Door 90 az, oF,ro,fGr'
street Construction Co. oN"'' ''
1925. . =. . ., ,5s,h
cN.LDwEI.L AVE. " : ils 5 T. n 90 con-
so,iI9o. same agt Turhman hfo,nee'' WI
etrr"tion Go. owner and contractor H,f' ,.,.
npoADUAY q cor 4Sd -. lQ4. 1900: Nsn,e
B,,,- ~ set Mary \ fitzgerald and sr1aawsy
"a IA stree; Building co, oNnnee'sSs
~ ~ ,r,,.tiou Co contractor, $500 -
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Do,id LIT. to ,faN Kobre; 5000;
s,r,,aI I, Sternosrz 20 Thomas AleIanher' e.
Mar T. Mackay 10 New NorH l'uS' W.
ln,a rqood 10 Franklin Rurr; si4oo.
charles A Brodil TO Vincent Loser; eI,,
rrcnry I. cotton 70 charles blpuil .
..nrhi. Euapper to Joseph RosenzVeiG'
as-ts; 81 .r.. - q, Ser yo-k
Investors CORPORATION; S"2""
Same 70 same. SlIJN
same 20 samo; SIG 800
same 20 same; sl6jo' 49,, = ,.v.,. .
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ALTERATIONS.

RoNp ST SO. 20 sty store and factory
.st,tc charles 4 Chesebroueh Northport. Lone
island owner. Cleverdou ~ Putzel IL Union
square West. r,hltc-ts. $500.
l3p sr s. 49, e ~ 9th ave. 70 a sly
boarding house aud r'stauiant. g. Folmcr
ia SIN ave. owner. \ Ranoldi 205 East I'm
~. architect. s. joo
THE BRONN.
PROSPECT AVE. cor Of 1874 ~ stN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
,.,,or,eo MECHANICS LIENS

HCGliEXS ~, Works agt Antonio Munso'
T N1Teb Is. 1911 ,by bond; s232 ,-o,s s.,
wrpsrrn AVE. " :. 225t 1t G, OF ,'' c9 Al.
,,'MNr!,os II schumaan agt Isaac "h'l'n' 60 o.
pac -. 1910 So"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
Reports.

Mrs. Theodore Macdonald, state presi'
dent of Connecticut writes: ~Great aotv-
'ty is shown by all tho New Haven
branches The Maynower people gave a
large whist this month and tickets are out
for character play IN April which was
written by Miss Wilson, Of New York; Mrs.
J. J. Adam Will DO the new branch presi-
dent after being out OF tho position Tor
several years
The Queen Esther branch IL 20 give
play and dance to raise funds for the sum-
mer work. The musical given by the Core
opsls branch was z great success. Mrs. w.
J. futile. a member Of the T. s. s. ad-
Nsory board, IS chairman OF tho Lenten
morning recital OF folksongs 20 be given
Tor the hospital fund OF tho Elm City
branch"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

18TH ST. W cor Broadway, 100 llx75; CITY
Mortgage CO loans Patsrno Bros $3'J,"'
PARK AVE. " =. 2STT r. OF 18th 81, l5o1
9s 3; Hamilton Securities co loans fremont PARK
Realty Co 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
Official observations Of United States weather
bureaus taken at y. IN. yesterday. follow:

Local Onicial Record-Tho following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows tho
changes In temperature for the last twenty-four
hours. IN comparison with the corresponding date
o. las, year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
Easter Cards.

A special plea is made for Easter CARDS
or any other greetings for the "shut-ins
the old people and children. These should
be sent as early as possible TO the general
office for distribution
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MARCH %
MANHATTAN
BowERY. 2,5. 5 sly brk cssehold; Mch %:
due Is per bond Morris Welnstein 20 Frank
Reach; 81 SO address. I'll West liith ~.
DIVISltN ST. Is. { sly brf l3Xll@ Il itrcs
(rrior mtg Si0. co0,. Mch -: 3 yrs per cent q,
Samuel Blechner 10 Isaac Schnedcrman, $1,000.
address, ~ Past Tooth 81
23D ST. - and ~ West, - sly brk. ioN
irreg To I'D 81. 81 ~. and ~ Nost ,jN
$50. lcasohold prior mtg $4,000. jan ~
due July a. 1918. ~ per cent. Virginia stern
Robert ~ HALLS and Gustays 4 Nsgthelm. eXra.
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Highest temperature yesterday, - degTe"s lat
. p. mD: lowest. ~. average. ", average for
cores pondng date last year, -. average for cor
responding date last thirty three years, ~.
Local forecast Rain to- DAY and probably
Tuesday. colder Tuesday; brisa and probably high
south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
AWFRlBUNR
) dsUhSHINE
<AgNDGfETY

With rushing winds and gloomy skies
The dark and stubborn Winter dies,
Far or. unseen, Spring family cries.
pi6dine her earliest child arise
March!
-RaNard TeYlor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

For Western New York ard Western Pennsyl-
vnnin, rain to-day. probably turning TO snow
near tho lakes tonight Tuesday rain or snow
and colder, brisk to high south winds. becoming
west TO night and probably reaching gale near
tho lakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
Anniversary Meeting.

March II was the fifteenth anniversary
" inc Little Missionary Day Nursery
Established by Miss Sara Curry. and about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27

brk stores ana dwg. 2osx.52: william sctS. .'.
field, on premises. owner u Ebeling' iioo Wv
ker ave architect: cost, $500
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MISS ANNA +. KOETk ER.
No. II West 39th street. New York.

Miss L. Stone, Of No. 593 9TH street. Buff
falo. a "shut-n'' member, would NE glad
Of orders for hand-paintcd bookmarks
especially suitable for Easter greetings.
Miss Stone would also he pleased il her
Sunshine friends would remember hcr
birthday on April H.
Some underwear. white shirts and shoes
are urgently needed by boy Of fifteen
years. who Is trying 10 support widowed
mother. His weekly wages arc only -, ana
IL seems Impossible to buy clothing.
Some unfinished fancy work is requested
for a member at Clifton Springs. and any
spare wools will bc appreciated by several
"shut-ins." who like to make Sunshine ar
ticles 10 pass on 10 Others. \ wrapper or
kimono ~ needed Immediately for mem
Der recovering from pneumonia.
Mrs Richard Mitchell Bent 40. G. West
50,h street would like to recommend re
fined Christian American woman of middle
age. of unimpeachable character. fine edu-
cation. speaking French. German, Italian
and English As travelling companion
social secretary. chaperon for children or
young women. companion for an invalid or
elderly woman or any position OF trust In
home or Office.
\ request has come for letters and post
cards 10 he sent to Mrs. Bessie n. Dean,
st. Luke's Hospital. New York city, Who is
recovering from an operation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
Money Received.

The following sums have been received
FOR h. emergency fund: A. T. Scranton
Taylor. Of Connecticut, s12; Mrs. r. w. OF
Manhattan. SO: G. p. w. Of Albany, $40;
r" Of White Plains, " Y. s.. and r >.
p, 81 swarthmore. Penn, 81
Who shuts his hand hath lost his soid'
Who OPENS II. hath II twicefold.
George Herbert
Mrs J. d. Cornell. Of Long Island. has
sent 3 as March dues 10 the general So
ciety. aud Miss Sutherland "a cents for
postage.
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Special Cheer,

Nrs Z. d. Belknap. OF Newburg, n T.
has sent her check for S: Miss Fessenden.
Of Manhattan. 81: Miss Mary f. Cook. OF
os.ining, 81; Mrs. Letter, Of Gloversville.
81, and Mrs Demarest. Of Brooklyn, u TOT
N. widow III with iuns trouble.
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REAL EsTATEF FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
HOUSE BARGAIN

$4,000 BUYS AN $500 HOUSE,
4 beautiful new home. built by DAYS -ort;
gar. electricity. running water. parauot moor !,
heamed ceilings. large wardrohcs. many speci1i
features a large plot an attractive avenue
in q private Residence Park. Fine surroundings
ltalt hour 70 Herald square or Battery on Penn-
sylyania Tunnel Iiro Near depot Very cary
terms and small deposit. Call write or 'phons.
Nc
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MASIiATTAN

with name AMI address OF grantee
Interest 2 per cent. unless otherwise stated
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PHONE 4O7O-BEEKMAN.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

YOU DON'T MED SFRv3NT
in an Easy Housekeeping Home; Prosper
Park East: $3.50 cash and $50 month. Send
for booklet. REALTY ASSOCIATES, iIS Rem
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NEW JERSEY.
BEAUTIFUL NEW COLONIAL

sesshore residence: one II IN. Kind you'v. a.
ways admired. with The big waite columns ~
front. Is rooms and baths. immense porcn.
porto.cochsre etc: built by days work N oest
manner for owners usc. plot go 70 600 teet
front az desired finest location on Jersey Coast
This Is brand Now home, ana for sood Itssors
photos address ~ a.,
SACRIFICE Box 50. Tribune of.cs.
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| EXPLANATORY NOTES.
observations t,ken 81 So. m, 18th meridian Tine. All
xeseure reduced TO sea level -
::s," continuous n.' s;'' through p0a equal alt
soherns dotted lines pass through point Of equal fem.
perafure drawn only for zero 'ree,lng An< 100 degrees
o Clear q Parry Cloudy; . Cloudy. n ain, S Snovr
M Report missing. Arrows ny with the wind. \
Pint figures indicate Temperature second 7lhou, pree,o.
hanon OF 0l inch more Tor "a hour ending n YES.
efdsy third wind velocity when i0ofron miles pe, hour,
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LARGE Avn ATTRACTIVE UOrsF

AZ sunset View Park
owner must sell. This is no fake.
WILLIAM \. KLEIN.
n NaA RnclellN. y u.