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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
FEARS RABIES
Stamford Veterinary, After
Treating Rabid Dogs,
Takes Pasteur Serum to
Avert III Effects.

Stamford. March 18-Dr. r. II. Da-
Wis, a local veterinary, has been taxi
ing the Pasteur treatment here for
some time as a preventive of ill eff
fects from treating rabid dogs. The
serum is sent from the Pasteur IT1sti-
cute in New York and injected by
local physicians
Five weeks ago a rabid dog ran wild
here and bit a number of dogs and
cows, among them a Dalmatian ami
NAL owned by Horace o. Havemeyer.
DIR. Davis treated some Of the dogs,
and while under his care they devel-
oped pronounced rabies and were kill
ed.
1.-The saliva of a rabid dog may
communicate the disease fully three
days before the rabies become mani
fest in the dog" said DR.. Davis. II
have submitted to treatment on the
theory that perhaps some saliva may
have infested scratch or a cut in my
hand Thus far no alarming symp-
toms have developed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
SUNDAY MUSIC TO BE
ATTRACTION AT Y. M. C.. A.

Sunday music will be an attraction
at the meeting for men at the Young
Mems Christian association Sunday
afternoon at $3.50. Many will re-
member the playing of Miss Elsie
Smith on the violin and Miss Helen
Smith at the piano at one of the big
theatre meeting in February. They
captured the great audience of over
$500 men and had to respond to en-
core on encore. Both ladies will play
solos Sunday afternoon.
L. T. Warner will lead in another
of his helpful, interesting discussions.
Men who are attending these meet
ings testify to the great help they
have received as Mr. Warner has led
on some phase of the subject of MEN
and the Christian Life" The Y. NJ
c. A. Glee Club also will sing. All
men are cordially invited.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
81, 400, 600 FISH co. DEAL
The Booths Buy the North
western Fisheries Of
Alaska

Seattle, Wash, March 1S-Nine of
the finest and best equipped canneries
on the coast Of Alaska, property of the
Northwestern Fisheries Company. a
Morgan-Guggenhei corporation, will
he taken over by new corporation on
April 1, dominated by the Booth Fish
Company Of New York, Chicago, and
Baltimore. The consideration is plac-
ed at $1,400,000
The announcement caused sensa-
ton here. Capt. D. H. Jarvis, pro-
moter and head of the Northwestern
Fisheries Company, will be retained as
president of the new corporation, and
G. HI. Buchanan, the superintendent,
will assume the same duties with the
reorganized company.
On April 10 the Northwestern Fish
cries Company will give up it's offices
in the Lowman building and move to
quarters to be designated by the Booth
Fish Company.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18

Hon. Champ Clark, Speaker to-be of
the House, gives his views of the
proper policy of the Democratic party,
as follows:
~--ie principal duty of the Demo-
Gratis, now that they have come into
power, Is to carry out the promises
which they made before election for
the purpose of winning the election.
That Is the only rule Of political con-
duct which 1t will do to live by. OF
course, IL must be borne in mind that
we have the House only, while the
Republicans still hold the Senate and
the White House.
The principal promises which the
Democrats made during the last cam
paign were to reduce the tariff, to re-
form and liberalize the rules of the
House OF Representatives. to provide
for the election of United States SEN
afaED ~ popular vote, and to reduce
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
WHAT Ais TIE
new YORK BOY?

Especial from United Press
New York, March psychologists
are considering, today, the follow
ing answers to the question raised
at meeting of the Inter- Collegiate
Socialists, last night:
What ais the New York boy"
He is fed on impure milk, caus-
ing so percent more deaths than
should occur-Wilbur G. Phillips,
of the New York Milk Committee.
He isn't born right in the first
place-Upton Sinclair.
He is starved while attending
school-John Martin, of the Board
of Education.
He works too much in sweat
shops-Miss Frances Perkins, of
the Consumers League.
He suffers from unwise charity,
distributed through private organi-
zations.-Herbert W. Brewer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
G. b. CLARK & co. BUSY.

This is the busy season for the
enterprising firm of George B. Clark
& Company, the furniture dealers
who have big store on Broad street,
in the Hincks & Johnson building.
After having completed the recarpet-
ing of the Christian Advent church
on Barnum avenue, they are about to
undertake like work at the Ply
mouth church in Milford. They are
also busy preparing the cushions for
the Episcopal church at Long Hill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
EASIER DIVORCE
IN NEVADA NOW
Legislature Makes Si1
Months Residence Sole
Requirement

Reno, New, March 1S-Both houses
of the Nevada Legislature have now
passed a bill still further increasing
the facility of divorce in the Stase.
The bill makes a residence of six
months the only requirement in d.
vorce actions. The privilege of leav-
ing the State when necessary is to
be accorded to all who are establish
ing a residence. The bill now goes
to the Governor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
LUCETTA WARNER MASQUERADE

The 18th annual masquerade of
Lucetta Warner circle, Companions of
the Forest, was given in Eagles hall,
last evening One of the features of
the affair was a drill of "a young
women of the circle under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Jennie Gilbert and Mrs.
Alice Gregory. 1t is estimated that
the crowd in attendance at the mas
querade numbered between 1000 and
1900 people.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
HIGH SCHOOL MINSTRELS.

The first annual minstrel show of
the High School Athletic association
was given last evening at Warner
hall, before an audience that tested
the capacity of the hall. The work
of the amateur performers far sur
passed the expectation of the audi
ence and salvos of applause frequent
ly interrupted the program.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
JOHN BUNYANS.

Famous Allegory. the Pilgrims Pro-
gress, with stereopticon Illustrations,
will be given at the Peoples church,
tomorrow evening at 7:30. The first
popular Sabbath evening service un-
der the auspices of the Mems league.
Come.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
DEATH TOLL OF 88,448
EXCITED BY PLAGUE

Especial from United Press
Calcutta, March 1S-A death toll Of
rs 44S was exacted by the plague in
India in February according to Of
fetal figures announced, today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18

Chicago-Two hundred of Northwes-
tern University have decided that a
mans garter advertisement carried in
the Daily Northwestern is as demon
alizing to the students as cigarette
advertisement.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
Wa chin ward

Observation-Disclosures Hartley, a
farmer, was, today, released from Jail
as ''the most unsophisticated man or
the biggest liar on earth" He swore
he didn't know whiskey would make
him drunk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18

LECTURE AND SACRED CONCERT
for St. Patrick's Church
Polls Theatre
SUNDAY EVENING. MARCH 10
Lecturer. Hon. J. F. T. O'Connor, A. M,
LIB, OF North Dakota and Professor
Of OratOry, Yale College.
Subject
"Efin's Contribution to America
Tickets sold and exchanged at HART
igan's Drug Store, beginning 9 a. m.
Thursday morning. SIS u
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-18
Uhr q. 81. Rran Gut1tpaty.
Eatahltaten lH57.
LONG SILK GLOVES

LONG SILK GLOVES
THE FIRST ARRIVAL FOR THE SPRING SEASON
SLXTEEN-BUTTON LENGTHS IN BLACK, WHITE,
TAN, LAVENDER AND PONGEE SHADES STRONG
QUALITY WITH DOUBLE-TIPPED FINGERS, S1oo
$1a5 AND $15o THIS LENGTH WILL BE IN DE-
MAND ALL THROUGH THE SEASON FOR THE WO-
MAN OF FASHION IS SURELY GOING TO WEAR
SHORT SLEEVES.
TWENTY-BUTTON LENGTHS, FOR EVENING
WEAR, WHITE PALE PINK AND PALE BLUE, SITS.
WOMEN'S UNDER WEAR
BERKSHIRE MILLS RIBBED UNDERWEAR FOR
WOMEN, FROM A VERY FINE QUALITY OF
BLEACHED YARN.
VESTS, high neck long short sleeves,
low neck short sleeves sleeveless
: PANTS, knee ankle length,
knee length, lace trimmed,
Is per garment.
Ribbed Corset Cover necessity in the wardrobe
between often in because weather
uncertain first day warm day cold
Ribbed Cover be easily slipped under thin
required.
With high neck and long sleeves rs and 50
Underwear Section, main floor.
WOMEN'S UMBELLAS
A SPECIAL OF MORE THAN ORDINARY VALUE
IN 26-INCH SIZE, HANDLES SILVER TRIMMED OR
NOVELTIES IN PEARL AND FANCY HORN THE
COVERING OF UNION TAFFETA WITH TAPE Dor
DER. SPECIAL AT
SIOO
Next Main St entrance
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COOK -Neat Swedish girl very good COOK and
baker: without kitchenmaid excellent refer
erences $50 Osterbergs Agency, 7l6 Lexington
ave Tel 1055-Plaza.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

I'm Ct r42 TO i46 West HARRISON Wakes
l.,-tss 20 agt District Realty Co, own
~ Pet,r Guilty.. contractor trenewaD' 81
IN st t57 East Max Horowitz ag;
- Albert owner, B Luntz. contractor
, ,l5. w.. n,.,-
80 rerilio 4 shell aEt Morris Improve
lN,ri 20. owner; Francesca Cerbone, contrac-
tor S-4,g-sss siDr DRIVE. $50: Harry Lender
h William Burns owner and contractor
$40 . q, IT go West. Harry Lender agt
W, - owner aud contractor. Se72 05.
WEBSTER AVE. s. l5s II n OF loeth ST
Won. Morris Engelberg agt Bernard Con
e...,i,r 90 owner and contractor $500.
.oSru 81. 6 90 T. West. Jacob Doushach agt
- a i,cakirt owner, Martin Babcock.
cos sirTS% AVE. 81 and 81; Francesca Tampa
10 AIT u Mtzier Co. owner Harry Metz
is, I9A ~ 1a6 East. Nathan Borseher agt
,,'-~.a Finkelctein. owner and contractor
$50 SD. ,., er -. r,,i.ss-nocr.- Natal
r..,,r- 10 AIT Minnie Garone. owner Martin q
$50 csro0c contra tors, $3.50.
fTs S-rT. WA AVE. g s. 100 n OF Isham -,
frovl50. Mason CONSTRUCTION 90 agl Al.en Coh-
.,-.eSrior 20. owner and contractor. $3.50 49,.
TDGECOMBE AVE, W cor l6oth s. s0SI ~
80 vl-~kos Inc. agt sun Construction 90, own
. and contractor. $50 Is. ~ go,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor l49th 81. lO-N
- TnIon Radiator co at Feldman Con
.t-ir-ion CO., owner: Reliance Heating Co. con
tractor, Si.t ~. .--. r-.,...-.
18TH ST. 8. whole 'front.' between E-aStP p,
- a-f Grand C0nCOurSe, l5Xl25X irTeg, Rlce
= ~ AT Nathan Levin Co. owner and con
i-srtcr. Manhattan Woodworking CO. owner
sax AVE 1852. John ? cronin agt Gins
~ owner. Gordon & Stein Contracting CO,
contractor ST. 81
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osT BANkBOcks

RE%KPCOK No. 559eo4 ~ the Union Dine saw.
iurs Bank "a missing. ANY person having 20
Lain, ~ h is hereby called upon 20 present the
same within ten DAYS or submit 90 having said
pssab,ok cancelled and new one issued.
pANL-ROO< no. 81 OCG Of the Talon Dime say
,nrs Bank Is missing. Any person having p
crat11 IN n IS hereby called upon 10 present the
same within ten days or submit 90 having salI
passboot cancelled and new one issued.
P4NKBOOK No. 565 335 Of the Union Dime say
iopg Bank Is missing. Any person having q
claim to II is hereby called upon ~ present She
same within ten days or submit % having Said
passoook cancelled and q uew one issued.
HANDBOOK No. 5llGll Of the Union Dime saw
iDps Bank Is missing Any person having "a
claim 10 it IS hereby called upon 10 present the
sane within ten days or submit 20 having said
pnssbook cancelled aad a new one issued.
r{AN<ROOK No 5d6 OG4 Of the linton Dime say
irgs Bank Is missing. Any person having a
claim TO 70 Is hereby called upon 10 present the
s1me within ten days or submit TO having said
pagsbook cancelled aud new one issued.
lost or STOLEN. HANDBOOK no ESQ I24 OF
lie German Savings Bank IN the city OF New
YORK corner 4th ave. and 14th St. Issued 20
Iohn Riis. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating tie same. II not returned 20 the
bank on the 18th DAY OF December 1911, a du-
ulicate viii be issued
lost -Bankbook No. 5a4. 3a4 or Dry Dock say
lnss restitution. Any person having claims
,trCn said book Is called upon 20 present the
same 20 the BANK within thirty DAYS ar the said
-, will be declared cancelled and ovtinertstet
and new one issued IN lieu thereof
I OsT -Bankbook 40 5lO7l OF Dry Dock saw
tres Institution Any person having claim.
mon gaid book Is called upon 20 present the
sarle TO the bank within thirty DAYS or the said
book viii be declared cancelled and extinsuished
ana O new one Issued boz lieu thereof
Iosr Banisbook so .577- PAM, FOR ss.irr-
9.0 ith ave, Ncv YOr. latmeut str.urI
ts,c..e ret1ru book te tank
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STORAGE NOTICES.

NEW YORK November o. 191l-To Mrs. II.
h- DO N.r.. d. vs.. Parmenter Mrs. 3. Brad
.. Arthur Geoaardt MIS-. " Callahan. Alex
r-fr aa e..r Mrs 81 a. Lender Mrs. p.
.ate'. Nr. Mary T. Adams. Miss A. Thomas,
,.'e n. Turner. Nrs sarah T.. Williams, Mrs. j.
,.a'.si 7. Morton. Mrs 8. Kane, MIS-. j.
..-.a-f Hre r Mrroriey Miss L. J. Parker,
PISS Fe-"re TI'Uau Miss Grace Huntington.
Ih H King Mrs ThOs Richardson. Mrs. a..
-'. N-- Narr Eagau. Saille LoHgbare. Ars.
20 r"rgcorrn. Mrs Josephine Rleter' ~
ID. Na'.-. James y. Dickson. Mrs. Lydia scott
,-. Johnson. 1irs Rose Williams. Mrs
-si.'' hi.e. Henry Halliday. Mrs NJ. Holl-
.o.-. B. Wade Mrs W. Baptiste. Mrs. NJ. Rob
Ludwig HaImarn Co, MIS- i. Zen
r, 'Ts Sarah slater Mrs. Hattie Zines J..
..i. A.E anna R Amos: You and eacn or
t are hereby notified that the time Tor the
q. NJ "T lien upon the property herein
bed having expired. after due notice
' had been given you. 7 VIII cause sucn
..t.|. t W.T. household goods personal et-
Pr an. Hrr.Harclse. stored by YOU or IN your
r"r 4. He Guaranty storage Warehouses, %
l- st public auction, according 10 me
.' s-.n cases made ana provided. az my
a.''o.,ee. 5il and 3l2 west 4lst ST. New
~. 'if.. on Friday. December u. lSll az
'' a. I.. Eae 81 The sale II not completed on
F edic Gate tie sale viii DO continued az the
,t place on each and every Friday there
4.lt- tegl1ing az 1880 a. m. until 7alo IS
.-tea. GUARANTY STORAGE WARE
IOHN WEBB. Proprietor
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HERMAN IpSEI b.. Esq.,,
Atloruey tor PiainttH. -
ms Proad"dy, y. I. CRY.
r.r--TnETCH g. SEYBtL Esq-'
,..rc.4 Tor william Brown ana horace N
~ 't-i-,rn. Executors. Sc. sarah Brown. Cara
f,iiboru and Annie I,ams1e,.
Al PARK Row. y. y. CITY
WAITED. 4. HIRSCH ESQ. ,-,--.
e,WH,inai' Guardian for Infant Defendant Ethel
Williams. -. - ,i-,
M BrCldvar. y J. 'l'g'
ct.,pipG A. LEVY. ESD,
Attorneys f5r solomon kaminsr.
r,o ,dIl0,ing are diagrams OF the property TO
be sold. ,.--..g p AN-O q
--,-.. 1To,,n rs 9o6-e-10 East 7ith street,
Manhattan.
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TAITSDRESS Can do shirts. collars and all
fue linen: first class references. Miss Mar
raret Smiths Aseuc,. - West 81 ~. Phone.
203p BfV ant.
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TARIEB I.
UNION 81.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-Prsca Cramme Plaintiff, against Abraham
Jacob Ct al. Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure ana
sale duly made and entered In the above-entitled
action and bearing date the 1Ith day OF October;
Judgment named. will sell at public auction al
the Exchange Salesroom, Nos l4-lo Nesey
Street in the Borough Of Manhattan, tlty OF
New York on the 2lst day Of December, lyll' ~
- o'clock noon on that day. by JOSEPH =,
DAY. Auctionoer the premises directed by sald
Judgment TO be sold. and therein descriped a.
follows. -,
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel o. land
with the building and improvements thereon
erected situate. living and being in the Borough
Of Manhattan. city, County and state OF Sew
York bounded and described az follows 20 VII.
BEGINNING az a point on the Southerly soc
OF Elghtv-secOnd street, distant one nundred
0OO feet Easterlv from the southeastern cor
ner o. Second Avenue and Eighty-second 9ueel
and running thence Southery and parallel Win
second Avenue One hundred and two QoZl teGt.
two ~ inches. 20 the centre line or tne ptoch'
thence Easteriv along said centre line or me
block Tweut--fve go feet. thence Nortnerly
and again parallel with second Avenue one hun
fred and two t02l feet two 20 inches 70 the
Southerly side ot Eighty second street; and
thence westerly along the Southerly SIDE or
said last mentioned Street Twenty-Five t23) teet
10 the point or place Of beginning said prem
lses being known as Number BOG East Eighty
dated New York November 2lst, 1911.
ROGER A. PRYOR, ESQ: Referee, 90,
HENRY p. BOTTT Attorney for PlamtH' ~
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan Ne"
York CITY. . j..
The following IS a diagram ~ the property 70
b sold. its street number "a Spo East Gu
street.
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COOK ana LAUNDkESS.- neat Young girl,
with good personal references. competent and
willing NJ. Mathewson's Agency. SIS 9Th ave,
Tel g7S-Bryant
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LIS PENDENs.

r1f-H ST. % g. f1T.a 70 o Of Grand Boulevard
and --r-ourse. 26lx92.g. Alice Z Keller ast
Mana d. reI Gaizo or al foreclosure OF MTG
at.0rret. r. ~ LeubUscner.
MADISON AVE. Va s.. 4o2 Il ~ l2lth 81.
2otrs-. George y Nessrrvy aCt Jennie Goldstein
n RI. foreclosure o. u-sl. attorney, smith,
f4TH AVE. g 81 westerly "a part ot TOT "'N
nan NJ village % Wakefield. The Bronx. Annie
MS act Joseph Suchy executor. 20 al tsdmeas-
rroueut ~ dovcr attorneys Fraser a. Hen
Sp~rr ST. s. 100 II p OF Columbus ave. COX
ros. Jacob cohen aSt Jacob Bloom nouoe Or
at-arlr1en,I. attorney. r L Bernstein.
y--H ST r 81 2014 o. OF 9Th ave. [I.aT9e9.
Morris Nsuhe.mer eEt John 7. Wall 'acuon To
impress rerI- attorney. D. Manheimer.
BOSTON FD. 90 r.. ia+J 20 ~ SUBURBAN pL
AZ -xf2q fnx .~reE. Boston -1 1873 and lt5. anc
f.1a~f- .u Wos-0ho-te- county Jacob Welslng
AZ August WeisH- 20 a. partition. attorney
. r p0ff~
tRTETR AVE-. N r-- o. 1S6th ST. 25xs5.7'
Julia Gleason art Joseph SrrnI-er o. al fore-
closure NJ ufcI. attorney r Moran.
T~H ST. 1876 Louis a'ere.h ~ q. AZ Her
man Gordherra- or 90 Corr-Iosr~o o. mtg; a.
f-rrer r N Bu. Stari.
WAD~WCRTH AWE. r cor - s0rh 81. -
KfOe Christian Strorr o. I'D ert i a. W Con
sf.ati0u 20 Gofe..ss1-e OF ~fgI. attorneys. =
i r. II Bloch
( ~ PAUI.S ~. cor NJ washington ave.
ff0Fyf2o o.. except parts released. Jeanette
Jacobs AIT Brook Construction 90 % al Eo~c-
r'o-.f-s Of Oh. -. ATTORNEYS. Morrison a. SUh.f.
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COOK. Protestant first class: In private fam
ily. where kitchenmaid Is kept. wages $50;
city preferred. $50 East 3lst 81. care Of stack.
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

DANCING taught privately. gracefully by 7
fined lady. waltz. sc DANCING TEANltE
40 ". 2S,h
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COOK Young Swede: excellent city reference.
$50 10 S35 s. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. go
18th ave. 9th floor. Telephone 1927 Madison
Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05

All that piece or parcel ~ land. with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected. stu
ate living and being IN the City Il New York.
bounded and described follows.
Beginning az a point on the sCutherly side %,
Fifty-seventh Street. distant hundred and
sixty feet three and one-haf inches Westerly
from the southwesterly corner OF Fifty-seventh
Street and Avenue a running thence southerly'
ana parallel with Avenue and through a Ger
tain PARTY wall. ninety feet: thence Westerly'
and parallel with Fiftv-seyenth Street. eighteen
feet two inches. thence northeriy, and parallel
with Avenue \. ninety, feet 10 the southerly SIDE
81 Flfty- seventh street. thence easterly along
Fifty-seyenth Street. eighteen feet Two inches 70
the point or place u beginning. sad premises
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ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

MANHAIIAN.
-rH AVE " cor 1921 50. 70 an sly tenmt
.stsfs ~ Ross e Browning West Orange. y !.
on r.-. H.T & scout 1928 Broadway. architects
e. IC0
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WEST 22"0 ST.

The approximate amount OF the taxes assess
ments and water rates or other Hens "nl,h a.
ID he allowed 10 the purchaser out oil me pdp 20
chase money, or paid hy the referee Is stlS''
ard interest from October "a. 1911. 49,
said premises will be sold subject 10 iras-
expiring MAY lst. 1912. but terminsoie on h'nr'y
dses' notice. go,
PETER y OLNEf.
Referee.
Tho ssl' BOO tho above entitled lruou :, u.' ~
adjourned ~ TUESDAY, eccmher dth, l'iI' az '"-
anne hour and pl1re go,
Dated. New YORK.. November 2.th, W,lcv
Referee.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

ASSISTANT BOOK KEEPER or CLERK BY
r~r.erTs. Al references g.. p. Tribune Harlem
Branch. 2f3 West l25tn e..
CHAT-FErR 'olosed. neat. seven years eY-
perienc1. does own repairs, first class couA'ft
man. heet personal references. Lewis, I'LL East
Tooth 81.
PORTER. -. understands haren1i1g your
Years experience. reference Herman, Froa
rTr+af Hfqeuefr 1rr IrI0nd.
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All that niece or parcel Of land. with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected stu
ate lying and being IN ~ city ct New lOIh'
bounded and described as follows.
FTfty-siXth Street distant one hundred feet west
erly from the westerly side OF Second Avenue
and running thence northerly. on a line pdraLel
with second Avenue one hundred feet ana your
inches 100 II. M, thence westerly. on IN
parallel with Fi,tEsixth street, one hundred
1OOb feet: thence sout1erly, on line paFallel
with Second Avenue. one hundred feet and four
inches 400 H. 4 in 70 the nOrtherly side ot
p-iffy-sixth Street: thence easterly along said
rortherly side OF Fifty-stxth street, one hundred
feet 10 the point place Of beginning selu
premises being known Nos. 23O=45 Last ooth
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sURROcATEs NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NOTICE rs HERE
4. gwen 20 an persons having GaiHs or de-
t.p-- az Lo-kp0--. Niagara County. y. g. vro
1s1 r.-s'ate on t0e 2ist day ~ July, 1911 taat
20 Undersigned. he- vrTt ~ Kin. are about %
s.r'e to t1s Niagara County Sur-oEafe's court
i letters OF aIT-iulsf-sti11 uTon her estate and
al lev viii de me consent tn writing ~ a..
ff next 0f KIN on 7uon appHca Ton. ar provided
p Section 2eC+ o. -He Code ~ Civil Procedure
IN, a-. that The penalty Of The administrato-
ler1 .e made 17t ~ exceed double the amount
o. tie Claims ~ creditors. against her estate
rrstrr-ef ro safd surrogate. pursuant 10 this
.-.e lol vi ilt.s''Ee Pres-nt .our g,a.lns
therefor. 90 fne Niagara county Surrogate At
his or.s tu the CITY Of Loctport y. y. on o-
before Pho .of1 dav u December. 1911
Ta'. November ~. 1911.
MARY z p. FOYNT0N
WILLIAMS IDA CCsTEF.-IN PURSUANCE
-rora,s of tho County OF New York, NO
ICE .s hereby given 90 al persons having
ea-HF ar1.r7t Ida Coster WI. Jams. late u the
Same witch vouchers thereof 10 the sub
s0ritcrs AZ trelr place % transactinr busf-
rsss a. tls ONCE or George y Whittlesey =
F~0adrav Borough Of Man attain. City OF
View York on or before the 10th day OF Feb
rIsry next.
Ds,ed New York. the 2Sth dav u July. 1911.
ELIZABETH d. BAKER. STANLEY W. DEX-
GEORGE * WHITTLEsEY. Attorney for
Aluls,rators. q Broadway New York
-N PURSUANCE or An ORDER or HON
Robert Lu..oN Fowler. a Surrogate OF The
county ~ New York. notice Is hereby given
- 2. persons rfF.ug claims against Thomas =.
f'.r .1.. % rhe County % New York. do
ceased. to present the same with vouchers there
~ t' no subscribers az their place ot transact
llTas r Prro- so % Nassau street. In the
~, ~ Ner York. On or before the 10th day
Da.ss New york The 7th cay % August. 1911
EMMA f. FITCH. RICHARD HoRsIMA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
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