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TODAY'S CALENDAR.

Bachelor Girls with Miss
Floy Avis.
Christian Ladies Aid society
at Mrs. S. A. Douglas.
Broadway Methodist Mis-
sionary society at church.
South Ardmore Baptist La
dies Aid Society at Mrs. Hol-
lands.
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Heater to Warm Feed.
An electric heater has been de-
signed especially to warm food for
horses and cattle in cold weather,
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to Coalgate after visit with Mrs.
Shelby Downard.
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Mrs. Ed G. Wilhelm has returned
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Five Hundred,

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Les
Kearney will entertain with five hun
dred, honoring Miss Nichols of We
tumka and Miss James of Sulphur
Springs.
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Miss Violet Shuman is visiting in
Chickasha.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ramsey are
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BRONX.

I24TH ST. 32T EAST.--Isrgc rooms mouse
keeping or gentlemen; hall rooms. cor
Veuienc.s: reasonable. basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY Or NEW
York--Harlem Savings Bank. plaintiff
against Adam :. Sands. and others, Defend
ants pursuance Of a judgnen, OF foreclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered in me
above entitled action and bearing date the 29tf
Gay O, January. 1919 J. the undersigned, th'
Referee In said Judgment named. Will sell a.
public auction. at the Exchange Salesrooh.
Nos l4-l6 Nesey Street. In the Borough o.
Manhattan. CITY OF New York. on tho nth day
OF February, 1913, At IL o'clock noon. on ina
prenlises directed by said judgment 20 be gold
and therein described as follows:
All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels
OF land situate in the CITY OF New York whici
taken together are bounded and described as
follows: beginning at r. point IN the northern!
line us West one hundred anl thirty nrsl
03lst) Street distant one hundred ZOO fee'
westerly from the nOrthwesterly corner or ne
boulevard and 13lst Street; thence runhlhs
westerly along said i8lst Street fifty 900 itet
thence northerly at right angles with l3ls'
street ninety nine feet and eleven lnches
(eg1D: thence easterly parallel with l3ls.
street dftv (JO) feet: thence sOutherly at rlgh'
angles with 131st street ninety-nine feei
The same premises conveyed 20 the said VIM.
n Larkin by George Newbold Lawrence and
wife ana others by deed dated April u, lsS@'
and recorded in y. Y. GO. April 20 ls92' sec
7' Lib 5. =. 81. ,o.o
Dated, New York. February 3rd. 1913
CHARLES l.. HOFFMAN,, Referee
EDWARD =. CLINCH, Attorney Tor fIamuii
Al Park Row, New York CITY =.
The following Is a diagram or the properly I,
% sold; its street number Is 800 West lSls'
street.
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West I3lst street.

West I3Ist street.
The APPROXIMATE amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above-descrbed
property is 10 be sold, is Six Thousand TWO
Hundred and Nnety-one GT-lOO Dollars
so 29l 67-fOO,, with interest thereon from the
DIST day OF January, 1913. together with costs
and allowance amounting 10 -Four hundred and
seventeen 7g-i0J dollars Cs4l7 19-lO0) with In
terest from the 10th January, 1913. together
win the expenses OF the sale The approx
mate amount OF taxes, assessments and water
rates or other liens which are TO be allowed
10 the purchaser out or the purchase money
or paid by the Referee, Is sob o0-ioo and III
terest.
Said premises will be sold subject 10 any
state OF facts that an accurate survey VIII
show.
Dated. New York, February Ord. 1918.
CHARLES l.. HOFFMAN. Referee.
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MONEY SLOW FOR SICKLES
Only S1,545 in Fund to Cover
$4,000 Shortage.

"HHan Sohmer, State Controller. for
"arded to Sheriff Hamburger yesterday a
summary OF the subscriptions received 10
tue iund to relieve General Daniel T..
slcKles from his financial troubles. par
ucuIarly to liauidate an alleged shortage
OF 1900 in his accounts of moneys be-
longing TO the New York Monument Com
MISSION, for which the State of New
York is now suing the general.
Inc Controller reported that he has re-
CelFcu IN cash $294 80 which includes his
own contribution of 800 and 800 contrib
uted by Sheriff Hamburger. The repor,
ala not. however. include an additional
$'l sent TO the sheriff. and which he for
warded to the Controller since the report
was made out.
Besides the cash received. offers aggrc-
eating $500 have been received and are
contingent on the rest of the $23,011 being
collected. or the 1920, ]. r. Greenhut
has offered $1,000.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.
ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST
Every week day at 3 +. ". Pier IS. y. r.
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BROOkIYN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

TWO large rooms and two small rooms, home
comfort: meals optional Box 20. Tribune
Once.
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I. G. r. r. BUYS LINE?
Said To Have Purchased Chicago,
Memphis & Gulf from Watkins.
TBy Telegraph 10 Tho tribune !

by Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Memphis, Feb. cit was said in fnan-
cial circles this evening that the Illinois
Central Railroad Company had purchased
the Chicago. Memphis & Gulf Railroad
from John ". Watkins. OF New York. and
associates. paying about 100000 for the
property.
Judge c. y. Burch. general counsel for
the Illinois Central at Memphis, said he
knew that such negotiations were on. but
as part OF the project had been handled
IN New York by high executive officers
he could not say that the deal had been
closed.
Watkins and associates bought the Chi
cago, Memphis q Gulf Railroad about
three years ago. Since then the road has
been extended 10 Hickman, Ky. and
some surveying done for mn extension 70
Clinton, Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

-..- for1n.n@ petitions in bankruptcy were
'....-l-v in the United states District
C5g... 90.
net, n GREENWOOD. OF No. $2N
GEQfrE .-eo, IA wholesale fruit dealcr.
Was aia-y s' Liabilities. Si4oos' and nom'n''
assets, >l,,,iV, t,rIPUANT Of No so East
BpN ~. Jcrrerly a contracting plunptr'
ljmh SUI liabilities. $3.50. and assets
Se7s. - -. tfArNrS. an actor. OF No. GO
hOBt II .rrc.t rlayinr this week at Is. J.,
West to'T ycl,,ntary Liabilities, S4'3'5. ana
no assets ,D,c rN-c cigar rnanufactur-
e., o. ~ Herman Heidelberg. 5000
Crea,SOs'r Hilbert. $500, and Joseph Die'z
500. an ~, ,pTF, grocer. Of No. % Ninth
HUN ,cinnta-v Creditors. william. g.
aysnsS' Company $3.50: Austin Nichols, com
hsIriS siIG. and John Schoil Bro" >+'''
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DIG INDUSTRIAL DEAL
,.on Company Reorganization
Nv, '.ro,ves s65,OOO,OOO Capital.

p, Telegraph 10 Tho Triouhe'l


,,,b Feb. 6.-Whst is regarded
f ..o biggest Industrial deal In Pitts
' as w since the formation Of the steel
0ursn n,otion is being completed this week
cOipo .'",yss the reorganization of the La
It M y.on company. one OF the pioneer
Ben, factories in this district
manu- organized company is TO be capi-
Inc - 100000. Unofficial announce
i'll1'C ,.ss made to-day that the Mckees-
mem 'a, Tin Plate Company had been bought
1 cr $4,000 and viii be merged a o,, with }.r re
Id a, IN youngstown. Ohio,
pam ,to,.esport Tin Plate Company IS
=, Tfs largest INDEPENDENT tin plate rs plant OF
n E RI S ST5yfSFd viii RI,i gs PSss
The McN ne rcorganized la Belle com
S Ss %ersgs is ca SS@f ana large rye
ifely ny - The stock will be owned IN
majofr III h. McKeesport and Youngstown.
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sr,7lE TOBACCO CONTROVERSY

washington. Feb 6--The AmeTiean To-
800 company and two Of its former
..,h.diarjes. =. Lorillard and hege''-
Viewers. disputing the meaning OF the de-
cree dissoiviug the trust. appealed to-ou!
10 Attorney General Wickersham 10Y an
Interpretation Of the courts decision. Mr,
Tickersham is understood to have settled
tho controversy. which related TO a cues
tion of valuation. the details OF when
r.ra MT 6iy7llCed
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ICE STOPS NYAcK FERRYsOAT

Nyack. " Y. Feb. 6-The ferryboat
Rockland. that plies between Nyack and
TGrrytown. discontinued her trips to-day
and steamed to Hoboken for repairs. Ice
on the Tarrytown side of the river made
il impossible TO remain in commission.
Not since 1889 has the ferryboat been run
ming az this time OF the year.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth Sire

SAITH ST 80 wEsT-Second floor front
room. Southern cooking. table guest ac'
commOdated: references.
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OHIO CRUDE OIL HIGHER.

Ffndlay. Ohio. Feb. 6-The Ohio OIL
Company this morning advanced the price
Of North Lima TO 81 81. South Lima and
Indiana 10 81 90 and Illinois TO 81 20. a
raise Of three cents barrel.
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST BtNhBOOk~.

LOST OR STOLEN -Bankbook No. COS as %
the German savings hank IN the City Of New
York corner 4ih ave and l4th ST, issued 90
Iauretta c. Iaekn Ail persons are cautioned
against negotiating lie same. II not returned
TO tho bank on TIE 2Gth day 90 February, 1918
duplicate will Dee issued.
J BANKFOOK 80. SIS COS of the Union Dime
savings Bank j. missing Any person hav-
ing a claim TO IL IS hereby called uuou 20
present the same within ten day. OF submit 10
having said passbOok cancelled and new
one issued.
LOST. --Rankbooi, 40 SO 5i9. Bsnk for say
iugs $50 4th ave. Sew York. Pas ment
stopped Please return book tO hank.
LOST-W4nkbook No 9S5.;-G. Baul, for Say-
Iuge 80 ith ave. New lorl. Payment
-torued. Please return book 20 hsnt
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CALLS FOR BANK STATEMENT.

Washir gton. Feb. 1.-THE Controller or
the Currency issued to-day a call for "a
statement Of the condition of all national
banks Of the United States at the close
Of business on Tuesday, February 4.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers AEency.-
supulies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Gov
nc. Apply 70 Mrs. VI. J. YOUNG-FULTON.
- Union square
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AUCTION SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT ENTERED
into between John Wanamaker. New York,
and Belle II. Stokes. I will sell to-day az 10
A. NJ at 7si broadway. Plano Department. one
Mahogany Emerson Angelus. make Wilcox &
White and Emerson Plano Co. as provided by
Laws OF the state OF New York
MOE FRY. Auctioneer
BY VIRTUE OF a chattel mortgage. George
r, Hogan 10 William Regain, | VIII sell
to-day at II q. M. at 1910 Broadway, second
floor, Manhattan. billiard tables and all OF
the property mentioned In said mortgage.
BY order OF Abraham Levy. attorney for
nortgagne. Moe Fry, Auctioneer
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FOR SALE.

SOLID OAK. hand carved folding bed. with
two-yleco curlcd hair mattress. appears
n, desk when closed. cost 500 when new
GrI,ileI French plate mirror and marble
TOP. bargain. Address W. Box 3d. care
Tribune
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STORAGE NOTICES.
UUDSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

3is-320-32a WEST 43RD STREET.
s. Spero u. dlaser, Stratton. Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs r. H. Reed. V. r.. Sanches. Mrs. Il. APP
plcgate. Mrs. I. y. Balhay. J. J. Iioran. r..
cunningham. Mr.. Shiner. Bert. Munroe. j.
Cross. Mrs T.. Chambers. McGreen. Mr. II. g..
Free Tom Burns r. II. Reed, Mrs. NJ Crouss,
Miss + Patterson. Mrs. A. Costello, Mrs. Doe,
II Brown. LAFAYETTE Exp. j. f.. Keen. Mrs. 4.
Wolf, Dresser Wallace, Watkins Express. ID.
T. De Luna, y. Rooney. II. V. Randell, Mr..
Williams A. Davis Mr.. King, NJ. Mack. y.
paws, Mr. Flaco. ]. Nectoux. Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs NJ Mescall.-You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time for tho pay
ment OF our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after duo
notice thereof had been given you, wo will
cause such property. 20 wit: Household
Goods. Personal Effects. Machinery and
Merchandise stored in the Hudson Storage
Warehouse by you or In your name for In
which YOU may have an interesO, to be sold
AT public auction. according to the statute in
such case made and provided. at the ware
house 3ls -320-322 West 43d St, New York
city. on Thursday. February Goth. 1918. at
1890 a. m, and IL tho sale thereof is not com
pleted on said date the same will be continued
az the same place on each and every Thursday
thereafter beginning at 1890 a. M. and con-
tlnuing until all the goods are sold.
HUDSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
H. W FLINT. Proprietor.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF KINGS--Philip Volkmar. Plainiif.
against Werner Stumann Building and Con
Joseph +. Kemps and Helen hemps. his
wife, Richard Murphy and Annie MURPHY
hts wife. Charles y. Rahm and Jennie Rahm,
his wife. Rose Miller. j. r. Walsh Construc-
ton Company. Marcy Rosenbauni, Nassau
Electric Railroad Company Bishop, McCor.
mick and Bishop. Incorporated. the city OF
New York, MaTgaretha Claunner. the stat"
Abraham Miller Joseph LomaN. and j. II.
O'Bricu. defendants. Trial desired ia kings
county. summons.
TO tho above named defendants and each
OF them: You are hereby summoned 90 an
swer the Complaint in this action, aud 10
serve n COPY OF your answer on the pam
tir's Attorney within twenty DAYS after the
day OF service. and IN case OF your failure
20 appear. or answer, Judgment Will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
Inanded e. the complaint
Dated. Brooklyn. New York city October
HENRY BoNAWITz.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Z. o. a Oflce Address,
$40 Fulton street. Brooklyn, y. \.
To the defendant. Rose Miller the fore
going summons is served upon you by pub
lication pursuant to an Order OF Honorable
Abel l.. Blaclmar. a Justice or the supreme
Court ~ tho state OF New York, dated tho
Attn day ~ February. 1919 and hled with
the Complaint in tho Office OF the Clerk ~
the County OF Kings at the Hall OF Records
IN the Borough 81 Brooklyn. city Of New
York ... 49,. ,,...,,,
Attorney FOR Plaintiff, $40 Fulton street.
nroolsiyu. y v
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TYpeWRIrlNG AND TYPEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 1t. Catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
in Undervoods, Remingtons, divers. Smiths.
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INSTRUCTION..

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BFRyITZ SCHOOL OF LANGCAGEs,
MADISON SQUARE GIc2 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 3i3 L"noN Ave, mr.. l1Ith 81
BROOKLYN Branch. 2ls-220 Livingston 1t
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elIpROCATE,S NOTICES.


WILLETs: JOHN TIT pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
Surrogate OF the County Of New York. notice
is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against John 7. Wilets late OF the County
OF New York. deceased. 10 present the same
with voschers thereof 10 the subscribers at
their place OF transacting business. the Office
OF Frank l.. Hall. No. 80 Broad Street, Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. City OF New York. on or
before tho 18th day Of June. next.
Dated. New York. December 9th. 1912
HOWARD WII.LETs,
JOHN J. earle,
FRANK l.. HALL. Executors.
Attorney for Executors. 30 Broad Street.
Manhattan. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice is hereby given TO
all persons having claims against William \
Hoe, late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
10 present the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscribers. at their place OF transacting
business at the Office OF their attorneys,
Schenck & Punnett, No. 10 Liberty Street.
Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New York. on
or before the LIST day OF August. next
Dated. New York the 23rd day Of December,
1917
MARION NJ HOE. Execution.
GEORGE T.. HOE,
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
EAST sIDE--Below Tooth street.

ADD ST. $50 EAST-Comfortab,e small front
room near Grand Central; all convent
ences: second bell.
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EAST sIDE-Above Tooth Street.

LEXINGTON AVE. 642-HandsOfne rooms
bath: oil accommodations. scrupulously ciean
private house: gentlemen. references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
SUM MONS,

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF KINGS.-Fredcrick Bondwitz, ram
tin. against Werner Stumann Building ana
Construction Company. konkle ana COM
pany, Joseph T. Kempa and Helen kempa.
hts vile Richard Murphy and AMMO Nur-
ply, his wife. Charles +. Rahm and Jennie
Rahm. his wife. Rose Miller. J. /. Walsh
Construction Company, Marcy Rosenbaun'
Nassau Electric Railroad Company Bishop
Mccormick and Bishop. Incorporated, the
City OF New York. Margaretha Claunner the
state Bank. Edward A. Fries as Executor
etc, Abraham Miller. Charles ID. Bats0n' the
name Charles being fictitious. tho real name
OF said defendant being unknown m plain
tify. he being tho tenant In premises Number
1884 severity fourth street Borough OF BOOK
lyn. Defendants Trial desired in Kings Couh-
o.. summons.
To tho above named defendants and esch
Of them: You are hereby summoned 20 an
swer tho Complaint in this action. and 10
serve copy OF your answer on the ram
tif~s Attorney within twenty DAYS after the
crvice 81 this summons, exclusive or the
day OF service. and In case OF Your FAILURE
10 appear or answer. Judgment viii be taken
against YOU by default for the relief de-
mdnded ia the complaint. .-......,
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ASSISTANT AUDITOR. Al bookkeoper. cor
RESPONDENT and confidential man. -. mar
ried desires permanent position at once. Ad-
dress. G. NJ y. 81 Railroad ave brooklyn.
Rather. )od. Italian and American, wants
eborf hours: good references. Charles Day,
* 'ssauton St New York.
MAN formerly with Park Tilford now
eneinec~ Bank for Savings and Baker &
sniff. desires position, country. New York.
ConnHctIcut New Jersey or Rhode Island ,
cvnerienced gardening, engineering. cleo
,ricai work. plumbing and Sas hitting. etc;
aiso arsen engineer. Denis Mccarthy, care
Of Bank for Savings, ESQ An ave- Now
York CITY. --------
VOTING MAN (20) wants work In hurry
~ ANYTHING: mechanically inclined. VAL
milne a52 Elmsford, y. y
Female
eTENOGRt PiER-Thoroughly experienced
coupotent: reliable desires permanent
rosi,inn. salary, SIS. A. Box 20. Tribune
Office. ---------
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR nO. with
btisfness and apartment house experience
seeks position Speed, 352 Elmhofd' y. y
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Observation-Disclosures


JULIUS l. WUCHMAN.
,prvc, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER.
We arc reducing the prices OF best taICI-
- sn,,s. $40 and ST5 at s45 and $50 only.
airtp &c GOD only until Feb. 2s. Phone 3ill
schyyier eos West slth 81.
YTTTTVTRY TATGHT-Prepare now spring.
summer positions: 5th ave desisner IN
.,ructs privately. positions guaranteed. also
nrIyat iise advanced method materlhs iui :
pished. day. evening. Nine. sayres' 200 West
9th ST
------N NINE. EVANS,
rot WEST 96TH ST
49,, utter utter and designer; tailor
raNf ,,C,'in. and reception gowns, etc. Fit
49,, ,,,rantsed Mourning gowns made ~
- Sonrs. notice Phone 900 River.
Dpj;ssNAKER.- Rellable. wants few Gus,
TONERS who appreciate Individuality: GOOD
workmanship. remodelling. Phone 1887
Morningside.
Dpt.ssWAKER-Firs class. wishes work !:
ai.n alterations. moderate. Kucssera. lyio
I'd ave Phone 77I5 Lenox. -
T,PTssNkKER.- Competent: makes and re
modeIs. chlldrens specially. juliet l2s
Eas, 18th st. Tel. sos stuyyesant. -
DpEssMAKER BY dhy. or home work; At
80 styIc guaranteed: quick worker.
Lewis 30 West 136th 50. Phone 81 w Harlem:
DPEssNAKER.-Expe out By day:
a. Kirkland. 10 West Tooth ST. Phone
227i Riverside
TUF RETTY LADIES' Tailoring Co. 2oI 9Th
ave wifi make a perfect fitting suit 10 order
for IS or skirt for 81 Furnish your own material
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07

80 Fulton Street. Brooklyn. y. y.
To tile defendant. Rose Miller tho fore
going summons is serNc "a upon You by pub
lcation pursuant to an order of Honorable
Abel l.. Blackmar. Justice OF the supreme
Court OF 'he state of New York. dated the
9TH day OF February, 1918. and flied Win
the Complaint in tho Office OF the Clerk OF
tho County 81 Kings at the Hall Of Records
in the Borough OF Broohyn. city OF New
HENRY BONAWITZ.
Attorney lor Plaintiff, so Fulton Street,
BROOKLYN, n. Y
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02
WILLIAM CLUNY DIES.
Man With Two Broken Legs Had Been Drinking-Did Not Realize Injuries.

William Cluny, 43. who was so seri- ously and my mysteriously injured near Elmville Tuesday. died at the Day KimbalI hospital here Wednesday morning. Clunys death was rather unexpected. He was brought to the hospital early Tuesday afternoon and his two broken legs, considered at that time to be his worst injuries, were given the necessary attention by the hospital staff After he had been at the hospital for some time Cluny de- veloped proiectile vomiting, which, one of the physicians said, was indi- cative of a serious Injury to the pa tent's head. Cluny's condition grad ually became more critical until he died.
 Cluny's home is in New Bedford, but he has been working in the mill at Wauregan for the past four weeks. Saturday, according to Wauregan ad- vices, he went to Central Village and regan Monday. While there he at tempted to borrow money at the boarding house at which he had been staying, but was refused. He left the village, and no more was heard of him until he was picked up mOrtally in jured, early Tuesday afternoon.
 No more is known now than was the case Tuesday relative to how Cluny came to be injured but the theory holds that he was struck by an automobile driven by someone who did not know that CIuny had been hit or left him to his fate if they did realize having struck him.
 Cluny lay beside the highway near Elmville for many hours before he was picked I'D and brought to the hos pital here, probably all of Monday night but even then he did not seed to realize that he was severely injured He could not tell how the accident happened. Constable Hosea Green of Killingly. who found him and attempt ed to pick him up, not knowing the man was injured, but believing that he was intoxidateG. says that Cluny at first nomplained of having cramps in his legs; he did not know they were broken. He was no more than half