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Putnam patriot., 1912-11-22
Fire Don Is

Al his talk TO the United Workers
Club IN Norwich last week, Chief
stanton of the fire department of that
city submitted the following sugges-
tons:
Don't so into closets looking for
clothing with lighted match,
Don kindle lires in stoves with kerr
osene.
Don't put hot ashes and coal in
wooden barrels or boxes.
Don't thaw out frozen water pipes
with torch or lamp.
Don't allow waste paper, excelsior
and rubbish to collect.
Don I use gasoline for cleaning in a
closed room.
Don't look for gas leaks with lamp
or match.
Don't allow lace curtains near gas
brackets.
Don't allow oily rags near stoves or
about the premises.
Don't allow sawdust 10 be used in
cuSpidors or on noors.
Don't throw waste paper on fire in
a fireplace.
Don't throw cigarettes or cigars
away if lighted.
Don't keep matches in paper boxes
or living about carelessly.
Don't hang your clothing near open
Tres or stoves.
Don't use swapping parlor smstehts
taboo them.
Putnam patriot., 1912-11-22
OLD AND NEW WORLD
BRIEFS FOR The BUSY

Key Pittman. Democrat was elsce
ed United States Senator from Nevar
da by a plurality Of So. Congressman
Roberts, Republican, was reelected
from the same state.
DR.. ". NJ. Mccarthy Of Brooklyn ate
his first oyster at a church fair and
found a pearl in IT, DR.. Mccarthy
had long waged war on the bivalves.
Raymond Becs, Brooklyn's choir
boy burglar, escaped third time from
a juvenile asylum. The police Of
Brooklyn are on the watch for a dar-
ing burglary. as each time he escapes
he resumes his criminal career.
Putnam patriot., 1912-11-22

Don't allow rubbish in Railways or
on fire escapes.
Don't burn leaves and dead grass on
windy days.
Don't forget to have the chimneys of
your home cleaned each year.
Don't forget that m tches are the
beginning of confiagrations.
Don't fail to look twice at every
thing that looks like fire.
Don't fail to notify the chief of the
fire department of anything you may
see that is dangerous and liable to
cause fire, remembering that every day
is fire prevention day.
Switzerland last year exported
eleven million watches. When one
considers that there was time when
every one who was any one at all had
to wear Swiss watch stored away
somewhere in his clothes he wonders
what would have been the volume of
the Swiss watch business if the ingeni-
Gus Yankee hadn't discovered way
to make dollar watches. The Swiss
are a happy and eontented people and
| they haven't cried much because
American manufacturers cut down
their export business, or at least, held
it down below what it might have
been if we hadn't formed the habit of
manufacturing watches of all grades
over here.
Putnam patriot., 1912-11-22
MANY Children Are Sickk

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
children break up colds in "A hours, re-
lieve feverishness, headache, stomach
troubles, teething disorders, and des-
troy worms. Al all druggists, 2oc.
sample mailed Free. Address, Allen
;. olmsted, Leroy, y. I.-Adv. a5-47
Putnam patriot., 1912-11-22

A valua Bile feature of the Year Book
lust issued by the Elizabeth Porter
Putnam Chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, is the list of
so ldiers of the Revolution that are bur
led in the various cemeteries in the
towns of Pomfret, Woodstock, Put
nam, and Thompson. The following
L. In list.
Putnam patriot., 1912-11-22
Ii You Are a 1rifle Sensitive

About the size of your shoes, it's some
satisfaction to know that many people
can wear shoes size smaller by shak.
ing Aliens Foot-Ease into them. just
the thing for patent leather shoes, and
for breaking-in new shoss. Sold every
where, Doc. Sample Free. Address,
Allen ;. Olmsted, Leroy, n. Y.-Adv
45,47
Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or
,cald. Be prepared. Thousands rely
on DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil. Your
druggist sells il. 25c an d50c. Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1912-11-22

The economic housekeeper does her
buying by telephone with dispatch
and absolute satisfaction. adv.
Putnam patriot., 1912-11-22

GEvery minute counts
when you discover the
loss of jewelry, pocket
book or handbag.
q Telephone a "lost"
ad to this office.
ga want ad means an
inquiry at every door IN
town.
q The cost is hiaing.
Putnam patriot., 1912-11-22
TIE MARKETS.
New York wholesale Prices.)

MILK.-Ciass B. $2.o1. class c. sLs1
per 40-quart can.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
PRESBYTERIAN REVIVAL
INTEREST INCREASING

sunday Vas a great day al Cen
'ral Presbyterian church Dr. Hen
fri'k preached 20 a large audience
IN the morning and az night many
neople could not find seats The ger
mon on The runpardOnabie sin
Ras listened 20 with marked atten-
lion and a number Of people came
forward a. the close Of the service
Tor prayer
The Mems meeting Sunday after
noon vas veil attended and those
Rho heard the sermon we're abund-
intly repaid FOR coming Three men
wore converted In this meeting
The business mems meeting Mon
day morning was held In the First
National Bank with a fine attendance
and deep interest The service last
night brought ont a full house Eight
persons came forward on the preach
ers invitation and asked FOR prayer
4 very strong feature OF all the ser-
vices Is the music. Carter and Han
rhet' work together with a perfect
understanding Carters SINGING
grows better with each service The
DIG chorus choir makes tbc congrc-
t.oHai dueIng easy Ind insplring
Tho bus.uos, mems meeting this
.uornlue ~ $50 o'clock sharp. Hill
|He .n me Amarillo Drug Store II
300 last Just twenty minutes
Morning service az the church. "a
70 20 Evening service at 1870 p. M
/ Or UondrIok viii preach on the judg-
ment n You want 70 have a part IN
'ha great revival remember that these
services will probably come to n close
Nest sunday
Childrcns service this afternoon
. 3.'s o'clock Come with your chill
? 1r.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
BUSINESS MEN SET
DOLLAR DINNER DATE

The second annual dollar dinner
of the Amarillo Business Mems As
ISOLATION is TO be pulled off on the
night Of November a. This deois-
ION was reached Yesterday. and the
event bids fair 10 prove The bigges,
of its kind which has ever been al
tempted iu this section This pro.
phecy Is based on assertions of 'hos
who are most actively further.ug th.
project and thr personnel OF the fol-
lowing arrangements committee. an
noun,ci yesterday morning as
mrcs ulnllmout Of the most eoner
ous type
D. y Griffin. r. - Sander J l..
NUun and Charles Ware
The rare good feeling engendered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
PARCELS POST WILL
CROWD LOCAL OFFICE

Nrh o tle1 OF aiding fhe special
.Jmnifce. named a. % recent meet
.ar OF the Chamber Of Commerce 20
.cau attention OF Washington duthor.-
ties 20 the urgent need " an earlier
beginning on me Feier. building in
Amarillo. Postmaster ingeri0u has
assembled data. showing the grow
ug Importance Of f.e local p1s'o'
flee
The figure. -h09 annual business
from September 60. 1911 % 'le same
date this year u t5l.225. a gain Of
more than $4,000 over the year pre-
cedlng
when asked what he vas go!uS 20
DO With 'He heavy package increase.
folioVing January when The par.
cells post law becomes operative. Cav
tain lngerton smiled. shrugged DOS
shoulders and Md something iu
English ahich sounded Ike so no
co. IN spanish
The facilities - rhe present bull
ding are already taxed he declared
"and II may be easily figured that
parcels post business vii. crowd %.
F.. 20 'he point Of congestion ia lIk'
|fD tnfo advance assurance ~ relic.
.a' mo earliest date possible and hor
'fhat fhc Chamber ~ Commerce COM
.mIf'sc ul'I be- ablo 70 awaken the au.
4 fH0r'f.rs no ih. urgent Hea1 FOR more
..lmuDdI1Hs quarters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29

3 the dinner OF last year, and the
mutual profit resulting from discus
ion of matters Of mutual interest on
'aat occasion. proved the worth
such good fellow. get-together affairs
and thp committee named yesterday
will become aggressiyely active in
shaping advance details.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29

\ setting hen fresh egg spicd
Where her lord wa won't 10 lurk
said she. Mr. Rooster, you have lied
hNECO CHICK FEED did the work
Sold by all dealers in Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29

And payable by November the FIRST
In YOU own school land 10 VIII Doe
necessary for the interest 20 be in
AueDn by 'be first Of Novemhe-
The Amarillo Bank and Trust Com
pang eIll Doc glad 10 remit this Tor
you or furnish you with tho ncce--
rv blanks 90 he usrd for this pIr-
.nsa Write 0r clIl HU0H us and 800
300 Hc pleased 20 serve YOU ANA
rl1 BANK g. Trust COMPANY 'ff.'ic
fAdsrrifemsrf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29

The program which will be shaped
'n tho near future, will include a
number of short, snnppy driye-em-
tome talks. and other features OF
appealing interest win be given place
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29

Trv a Daily News Classified Al
You are sure 10 get results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
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Al
I Mathews
FISH G. OYSTER MARKET
CALIFORNIA TOMATOES
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT
CRANBERRIES
PASCOE CELERY
BIEACrE d. ELERY
HEAD LETTUCE
HOT HOUSE LETTUCE
CARROTS
CPEEN PEPPERS
GREEN BEANS
YELLOW WAX BEANS
PARSLEY
RADlSHES
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ONIONS
CABBAGE
CNULlFl OVER
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POTATOES
BIC YELLOW BANANAS |
GOING At Sc and Doc
Dozen
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ROuT FISH
SIICFDUALlBUT
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PORK BOILED HAM
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New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Burke Stone has sold for Dr. Harry +.
Fry his residence on Webster avenue.
BronKville Park; also a dwelling house on
Amsterdam avenue. In BronXvile Park 70
David Lamb. Mr. Lamb gives three lots In
Armour villa Park In part payment
II. Frankfort sold for Bachman & En-
merich 10 the :. & T. Construction Com
pany a large plot on Sea View avenue,
Edgemere Long Island
The Amor Realty COMPANY has sold 10
the Newton Realty and Construction Com
pany $50 lots located on Baltic avenue and
Washington street Eastport Long Island.
The buyers will erect one and two family
dwelling houses. Louis Marks was the
broker in the deal
Dudley T. Power has sold for the Holland
Land and Improvement Company the old
Terhune homestead and a tract Of five
acres AT Woodclin Lake Bergen County,
y. J.. TO f.. Percy Smith. OF Manhattan.
The house is one Of the finest Of the old
Dutch Colonial period I'm the section.
Charles T.. 1mberlakc has sold his coun-
try estate AT Closter. Bergen County. y. j..
TO William Vandenburgh who will develop
it into a residential tract.
The Lewis ~. May Company has leased
for Arminclla j. Barker and Lizzie g.
Drake the Britain. on Meredith avenue,
Arverne Long Island. for a term Of years
TO Benjamin Shapiro, now Of Lakewood.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
LEASES.

The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for John r. McMurray the fifth loft in Nos.
Y and a West 37th street to Taylor & Nc
Lehman for a long term OF years.
August Belmont & Co., formerly at Mas
sau and Cedar streets have taken a lease
of about 5000 square feet of space In the
Wall Street Exchange Building, at. No 43
to A Exchange Place.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased the fifth
loft at No 26 TO 80 West 18th street TO the
Hoffman Manufacturing Company: the
seventh loft in No. l4l 10 14J West 36th
street to Paschkes & Ruby and the fourth
loft at No. II West 18th street TO Harry H.
Danger.
NJ. g. L. Hess have leased the fourth loft
i'm No % West 18th street TO Schneider az
Katz part of the tenth loft at Nos 45 and
a. East 10Th street 10 Morris Gerstenfeld
& Co; for Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co,
agents. the third loft at Nos and Wash
ington Place to Prashker Brothers; the
store No. l2S West 26th street to Heller *
Newberger. the store Nos. 40 and liz
Greene street TO II. Miller s. CO., the seN-
enth loft at No. 10 East nth street TO
Charles II. La Douceur and the NTH loft
at No. IS TO p West 20th street TO Hoch-
stim & Bossak
Edgar A. Manning has leased the north
erly half OF the eleventh floor at Nos. 81
and 81 West 18Th street to Trowhrldge &
Ackerman, architects. for five years.
The Broadway Realty Company has
leased TO Nader Brothers & Sutta the fif.h
loft at No. 80 East 10Th street to Herman
Paradise the store and basement at No.
ln to l45 West 18th street and to the Re-
liable Furniture Trading Company the store
and basement at No. l42 to 152 East 321
street for a term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
PARK SPACE FOR FLYERS
Board Hears Isles of Safety Plan
Discussed.

on the request of Mayor Gaynor the 'dl
Board Yesterday took up the subJeCI "
allotting spaces in some of the city paIN'
for isles Of safety for aeronauts faIA
Commissioner Stover, as president OF me
board had invited many aeronauts 10 ue
present There was only one dissenter
among the flyers and representatives OF
aeronautical organizations present Henry
A. w Wood Of the Aeroplane Gun ol
America. said the Park Board would ne
encouraging needless risk 20 life. both OF
the citizens Of the community and Of aVi-
ators. by creating Isles of safety in the city
1T would be only an invitation for cross
city flights" said Mr.. Wood, land the
Aeroplane Club Of America Is opposed to H.
No such isles Of safety have been set asloe
in London Berlin or Paris. because the au-
thorites do not want to countenanc" such
dangerous flights. and do not think TINS
city should attempt It,"
Thomas A. Hill said that Mr. Wood was
not a progressive aeronaut. He told the
board that this summer there would so
much flying over the city that 1t would be
necessary to have isles Of safety.
Lads Lewkowicz. who said he flew over
the city last year, and A. Leo stevens were
others who spoke in favor Of the project
Commissioner Stover said he was opposed
TO granting any site in Central Park, but
was somewhat fayorably disposed 10 Jasper
Oval Commissioner Higgins did not look
favorably on the isles Of safety for any OF
his parks on the motion Of Commissioner
Kennedy the board requested the aeronauts
present to send a list Of the proposed sites
The hoard will announce its decision later.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

central Brewing Co to George hoen's
Nut Mutual Life Insurance co to Title Insurance
|"r T,tIe IV Insurance Co to New York Life lnsur-
anfe land do Co Sg e. Of Edenwald to John Dig
' same tc Lewis \ Mitchell: 1856 25 .
John L Fruauf to Charlotte Fruaut'
aSs.s; ssms s'U 70 Justine rruauf; assts: $500
Washington Savings Bank to FredericA =
gscob SIi FISH TO Meyer NeselI: 81.
charles r NJ O'Bren 10 Francis y ef'e"
Ella r Andrews. extrx, to Ella Andrew
-Archiba,d II Murdock to Twenty-th'rd "sru
Dsaa. MARY F F Kennedy to Abel Crook: 81. Title
Beniarnin Mordecai and ano. exrs' 10 i'''7
Insurance Co. 100000. c.o,s. {
George Runk et al eXrs' 10 "eo's
RunR; smsricon can Mortgage co to New York Trust
tinted states Realty and improvement 90
10 Lizzie Fellows; s5.oo5 .,
Jonn Irvin 10 Thomas Blake; e.,
William r Irwin 70 John Irwin; 81.
Betty Gusthal, extrI, 10 Betty Gus'nai'
same - same: sT,s75.
Same - same; $4,000.
Same same, So,ioO ,- c-o,d
Calvin A stevens ct al To AoranaIn '''N
smith ct n. trus; $4,000: s,oo
Lillian Hlsse to Anna n Friedrich; SIuU
George Martens and ano' CATS W "0'7
Martens SIS. 500.
Mar u cried. gdn. to Stuyvesant Mortgage
Co: $4,000 . u.r,. /,
Charles A Sherman et Al, trus 10 Ma'ia -
Dora: $3.50. s.
Same 10 Emma Cross and ano' eHrs'
S16.31s y =, ,,.-.
William J Limerick TO Elizabeth Thom-
son and anc, 81. = ,.ot.
MaEdalena Lohbauer TO Luigi ~ bu'~'
and ano: 81 600 am
Rsy Bait ct al. exrs IN Jacob Katz $1,000.
Mary f. Townley and ano 20 RebecCa HoSs
T Kenyon; 10000 =,
William Smith and ano 20 Louisa II
Vosbruick: s.. 0On. z,
Henry Morgenthau Co TO Sophie STEM
SO 600. t
Charles " Bennett and ano, eJrs' 70 Marie
! Myers. SG.14I. -,,.
LAWYERS Mortgage CO TO Barnard |ollese'
corporation. $4,000
Same 70 William Hagh: $4,000 .,.o
Kcllw ood Realty Co 10 Max Bernstein; sluu.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 90 10
Lawyers Mortgage Co; $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
LIS PENDENS,

5TH AVE, s. 75.5 II OF 18th St as,,on
Ezra P Prentice agt George II Pigueron a. :;
(amended foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
Myers
s5TH ST 3l3 East; Chales w Ian. a..
Ludins g. Romm Realty Co ct al Cforeeos1,.s sr :,
mtg; attorneys. Eyins velino
5TH AVE, cor 10Th ST. 100 llxI0o g..
ave, e cor lO6th st, 100 iixloo; James Dempss,
Co agt George II Earle et al iaction 10 forsrIo...
mechanics lien); attorney. Donelan.
GREENE ST. 2l3, and 10th ST, 295 East. pa.
pie OF the State OF New York agt Julius Ma,
tInson Cnotice OF levy); attorney, p Blumensr.l
WASHINGTON AVE- 6a3 West Side n,.s
aEt John McGovern ct al foreclosure ot n,sp'
attorney. d Mcclure. ~
BOTH ST 233 East Michael Mccormick a..
Kathryne 4 Bennett Smith ct al tamended ns,
titon): attorney. r Kelly.
MLEAN AVE, :, intersection 2p,,
ST. --xll22: William COogan agt James T Do,s
81 al faction 10 forecose mechanics lien); s,to,.
ney, Berry.
DAVIDSON AVE. 24s3 Harriet D Iuy,,,,
agt city Realty 60 ct al foreclosure o, mtg.
attorneys Fuller & Prest.
WASHINGTON SQUARE WEST. 81 Giirors
Tompkins Unc) agt Ceiestino Pivs mo,ice ~
levy; attorneys, Dittenhoefer. Gerber & JANE,
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same notice az
levy: attorneys above.
WEBSTER AVE, " cor 1924 st. 100 ixlGu
irreg William J kuder agt Martha Hogan e
al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney J Rooney
GROTE ST. " cor Prospect ave & 4x7. lOr
rreg Dixie Jacobs agt Denis " Moran st Al
foreclosure OF transfer tax lienD; attorney n
Ritterbusch.
SCHOFIELD ST, s. 50 II OF land a,
George Byles. runs l5O 10 Long Island SounI
X n 119X " K 1l9 to beginning. and prcp.
erty In Seneca County; Vivian " Davis et A
agt Addie Wood c, al partition; lftomeys
O'Neii & O'Neil
l32D ST. s. 435 n Of 5th ave. --x99.ii
1sdore Samuels agt Morris Levy et al fore
closure Of mtg: attorney, II Davis.
CLINTON AVE. 1857. Abraham Eisensteln az
Wiedhopf Construction co et al foreclosure o
mtg; attorney Dudensing. jr.
WEST ST cor Horatio ST, lO97xis,
irreg; Broadway Savings Institution OF the City
Of New York agt Joseph ID Caughey et a
tamended foreclosure Of mtg; attorney r Kelly
MOTT ST. 1886 and 1875: Irving Blum al
Michele Brigante ct al foreclosure OF mtg. AZ.
torneys, Bronson & Salant
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

WASHINGTON AVE. ITO To 1880 4 " i Jonns
ManvIue co agt Brook Construction No' 4''>'
Il RRS@tDWAY. FSti VA sv cor Of 2etb st: Fountain :
Choate sgt Princess Realty Co ct al Jan o.
uei r. Diet agt Welfare Realty and Construction
Co; Jan 2. 1912; $40? o. ~ . Cohen AIT
s.. SAME i,n rgoRGETsS4;l Pr! s4ls Blocker lonea
SANE PROPERTY; Franklin Walsh as'
same; Dec 90 1911; sl4t S. .r+ r z
VINTAGE eii al; JULY :, 1911, ses4. ,o,,
10 AVE. 2sI Harry Pinson e. al ast Jonh
DSG ToRTH MOORE ST. % and lo1; Max Schwartz
Anna HoaEsr T a. TsP1 s5amn an 1'i M.1sp ss
f4?D ST. io2 to los West; George storm 4
J CO AIT 1920 street and LeroX Avenue 20 et al
NTS IarH4 u s"Ii sT fs 10 20 East. Frank More Co agt
Iuiia Frtzgerad. Feb %. 1910 cancelled: A19.
SAME PROPERTY; same ast same; Feb q
''5l SANE PROPERTY; Frank Ansililr ast same;
'S9 SANE lfi 'PrRTSoFERTY; same ast same; Feb 23'
SANE PRoPERTI: MgTsSa s gas s:hT,ohl n as'
ShME Eo5 PE&PEHiof So aio fcaTcsilsd H9Tsl 81 7sS
SAMB PROPERTY. John Laura & co sst
same: Feb &c. 1911 cancelled, AtO.
| SAVE PROPERTY. John n Potter agt same
Feb os 1910 cancelled, 81, i36 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Maxwell Dempsey ast
same; March 2 1910 'c1n'el!edI So S22s 60 o., = r
Raynolds co ast same; March %. 1910 'csn-
sAHr PRHPERTY: Nicholas Corcia agt same;
March p, 1911 cancelled, sl2e o5
sAMB PROPERTY; Joseph rino .ooos s CO ast
MaT TO- IHr ''a9,gTs paterson Brother.
same: me . Arril 5 l6i0 cancelled: saI5
SAME rRopERTY; JGscgPh q ~ 40 Sorcia ast
SAME PROPERTY; aand,rd Arch Co agt
sane: Feb 2S, 1910 cancelled; 500
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
JANUARY IL
MANHATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. 100, 25vsG., Feb + 1901: oo5
/ Terence = Smith and ano to Max Menn"l, N"'''''
attorney WWam j Boyhan. @o2 BROADWAY.
| Rp0NpW w n cor 1+4th st. 90 llxlOo'
v.,cb o zoos George Fisher GO to Alexander
/ walker. sol OOo attorney, II Baobag''. III
broadway.
BROADWAY. a2e, 32S ard 23o Gnc,udinE o.
| oc 9rJ os Worth and ~ Pearl ST.. :.
rWrs 5 o ioox n 30 to Worth st 75x
g w IS0 to n > Pearl st n " along Pcarl 81
.2f u .irNipg . inN ANN 3 tss3. Eliza and : +
Arnold - NJ to Equitable l>fo Assurance society
of tho United states: S375,ooo: attorneys Lord.
pay q Lord. 80 Wall ST
IIrxRy ST $ " cor clinton ST. 23.ax1Oo;
tune 70 i,og. BENEDICT \ Klein to simon Pret2-
fold. SJo 600 ATTORNEYS, -" wit. Lo'kman "
De Wit, - Nassau 81.
N,rpOUGAI. ST. I3I - 10 II u West Sd
a. 10 Gxf5 o. Ian - 1909. John Franklin q"
Vcsta Q Van Trump. $500 attorney Addison
Gardner 100 Broadway.
PEARL 81. IL. 34vlCo 3N3i SxloS :: Greenwich
q, Go ,Wasringtou st. o. 30 ~ hreg' Green
wirh ~ - "6xlOS lON25NNlr3 .. June ~ l9oS.
rrp,r y and Margaret = Mason tn James u
Eilsbcimcr. :" ONr. attorneys. nutton & ki's
hcirncr @OS Broadway
SOI'TH ST iG" aIr5I.l1. july 70 1911. VIII
r. aud MN'2 W,l,@n r,, t. Rraa,itr .,a y h'm'''
5rH hvr. ~. 2sn r Of 2oth ST. 2S.ovil3:
DE, H. 1911. Tr"' Realty 20 to United S;atcs
easing and Holding CO.; $1,000, address iiI
18th ave.
7rU AVE. % cor I2rst ST. - 4yo2: march
2I ioIl Morris stang 10 los WI P"st"in'
+ rrpsi i1cut Hc"VrssC, fc1ity co. S32HOi attorney,
II u Davis. - Broadway.
STH AVE GlS: mtg on fixtures, etc Nov :.
1873. Morris Jacobs TO James EycrPrns Brew
o-ies $1,000, attorney. David Neub"rg"r. 3u2
Br"lGwaN
10TH AVE g. 4p5 II - &3d st. "i.sN75;
I.uc Il IsUS. Jane Narcl To Mathllda strauss.
cxtrx; l,OCO; attorney. Lewis > Go'hel II PARK
d Row
G2D ST 81 west n cor columbus ave Sent
/ Il lsgG. william ana Mary u Bucran to Fran
,is NJ Hsrry q and FrarciS \ RIaho. L, trus-
tees: $4,000. attorney George l. SheIrcr, 10
wall st.
13lsT ST = =. SOS II W Of 5,h ave, 90 X
go ~. Dec : lSGR. Honr, and C'tharine Ronth
=" Corn = Parslow. s2g NOn: attorney Title
guarantee and Trust 60. l76 Broadway
I3sTH ST I2I West. 2fsG0Il: Feb !. 1899:
Lena Adler to MOrae Lesser; si,5ou; attorney,
William 4 Cans Rector st
tf2D st. : =, iuU q NJ LcnoN ave. l00Sa9 u !;
Apr 20 1909. Cqthirrn Turnc, To the Corn TX
lange Bank 900, atiys Bowers & sands ~
Nassau 81.
SAME PROPERTY Aug le. 1910. putcbcss
/ Construction 90 10 Sound Realty 90; kl3,C"O'
atty. Lewis Marx l2S Hway,
SAME PROPERTY. Jan .. 1911: sane 20
/ same. $4,000: atty pame
/ SAME PROPERTY; Aug i8 1910; same 70
/ same: 500, atty, same.
! 1SlTH ST. ?. 800 n " OF Amsterdam ave.
! TGNT9 3Ni0xSts Mch -, la0i James MaoA!h 90
| simon Fink; 81 0o1 sttys. Deyo Eautraor'' III
/ DIca1way.
! BECKER AVE. - lots ia ald 20 nllI
| OF Wyshingtonvie, T5Xl00: Sent 10. lbuZ' Ja!hel
| \ and Elizabeth Narian To Harlem StN DAMN
| $1,000: atty. Marlesden, 23I Broadway
| HOME ST. cor ic9th st. runs va