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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Adolphus LaRose of Merchants ave. nue. employed by T. J. Sullivan, is re. covering at his home from a serious attack of illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Frank E. Michaud of Norwich ave nUe has returned after visiting rela tives and friends in Stonington anc Westerly, R. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Mrs. William NJ. Burdick has return ed to her home on Huntington avenue after a few days visit with her son Frederick Burdick of New London
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

At Sacred Heart church there will be mass a o'clock in the morning to- day (Friday) and deyotions at 7.30 o'clock in the evening for the first Friday of the month
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

MT. and Mrs Albert Ferris have gone to their home in Providence af- ter visiting Mrs. Ferris parents on North R street
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Arthur J. Andrews has given Up his position as lineman for the Norwich Gas and Electric company to accept a position with the light company at Perth Amboy, N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
condition etiil cri4iaai.

AIph6nse FeuFnieF Fefnains in a critical condition at tha Baekus hos pital where RA is confined because of a fractured skull,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Miss Miilicent Kendall of Boswell avenue has returned after three weeks visit with her father in Wilmington Del.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

The Taftvil1e Pinochle club held a special meeting Thursday evening to arrange plans for a social to be held in the near future.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Silos on Plain Hill are being filled c. s. Beebe's silo on the Scotland road will be filled this week, it having taken three days for the work.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Fred Lamoine of Occum is the guest of Springfield friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

The first fall meeting of the Home Missionary society of the First Con- regaionaI church is to be held in the chapel this (Friday) afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Two photographers visited the We quonnoc school Thursday afternoon and took hashlight pictures of all the grades in the school
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Mrs. Mary Benoit has returned to her home on Merchants avenue after spending three weeks with relatives in Attleboro.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Miss A. H. Heath of Elm avenue was the guest Wednesday of relatives in Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Miss Annie Hanrahan returned this week to her home on Huntington ave- nue after passing September with friends in Hartford
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
Peraonals.

Miss Myra Kendall fs confined to the house by severe cold.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03

Mrs. Louis Nichols of Vergason ave nue is visiting relatives in Provi- dence during the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
TAFTVLLE

Pictures Taken of Pupils in Wequon- noe School-Visitors In and Out of Town.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
Ch1l dr on Cry
 FOR FLETcAER'S c A s r . RIA

Ress DefoF& tBR 9uDiiS, there is Rs ras~ df1fa better than LhKsiIgb the SVeESlss iRs esiHSsRs SS %Sss Bhtlstta
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
THE WEATHER.

Forecast fer Today. For Southern New England: Cloudy Friday; Satu1 day fair brisk west winds,
 Predictions from the New York Her- ald; On Friday it will be clear and continued cool, with fresh to light northwest winds. The outlook for Saturday is fair, with slowly rising temperature.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from Seyin's pharmacy show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Thursday;
 Ther. Bar. a. m,...... 50 2s.eS 1Z m. ..,,,-..... 6z 2946 ?. m.,.- .D. 60 29.40 Highest 64,. lowest 50.
 Comparisons. Predictions for Thursday: Rain, fol- lowed by clearing.
 Thursdays weather: AS predicted.
 Sma. MSsD and GTaeA.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
GREENEVILLE NEWS

Six hours after high water it IS low tide, which Is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
U)RS
LADIES':

It is time to give serious and prompt ~..ention to your FURS for the coming season. We are daily taking orders for Made-to-measure Coats and for Alterations to Coats, Scarfs and Mufs.
 Annoying and persistent de- lays can be avoided now that must occur later in the season, and nothing should be allowed to obscure the immense advan- tage of selecting your new Furs and your Fur Coat be- fore the season is at its heighl.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
DIED.

DIED. SWEET-Tn Norwich, Sept 30, 1913, George c Sweet. aged IS years. Funeral services will be held at his late home. No. SG Thames street, Friday. Oct B at 2S0 D. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
MARRIED

HARTEE-LEONA this city, Oct. , by Rev. John F. Quinn Of Water bury. William Edward Fartie- and Miss Josephine Ellen Leonard, both of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
,gItle BnIlRtln.
Norwich, Friday, Oct. 3, 1918.

The Bulletin Should be delivered everywhere Ill the city before a. nl- Subscribers who fail to receive it by that time will confer & faver by re- porting the fact te The Bulletin Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
VANDERBILT CAMP HOUSE SOLD
japanese Retreat in Adirondacks Ac-
nnired by Standard Oil Man.

Frederick ". Vanderbilt has sold ms
camp on Upper St Regis Lakes To Her
bert L.. Pratt. OF Brooklyn, vice-president
and director Of the Standard oil Com
pany. In selling this camp Mr.. Vanderbilt
has parted with what is probably III"
oldest appearing camp property IN the
Adirondack Mountains. OF the twenty
buildings on the estate nineteen are oi
Japanese architecture. built a decade ago
by fifty japanese architects and artisans
imported from the orient. The camp
property has shore line Of nearly nue.
and embraces more than sixty acres OF
woodland and about forty acres OF lana
under cultivation.
Mr. Vanderbilts investment on the
shores Of Upper st. Regis Lake represent
ed thousands of dollars. When he puf-
chased the property from the late H.
Nick. Twombly. in 1901. rumors placed the
price at $4,000. Those who have watched
the progress OF the work on the estate
since say that at least as much again
must have been spent i'm rebuilding old
structures. erecting rev ones and beauu'
fying the grounds. Mr. Twombly twenty
wears ago paid between 5000 and SlO.v'
for the land. which he bought from
Charles Martin. who. quarter "t cen
fury ago, secured the entire property ioI
600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
DWELLING LEASES.

The F. r. Wood W. II. Dolson Com
pany leased for the Chelsea Realty Com
pany the dwelling house No. IS West lojth
street to Helen Clarke.
Douglas l.. Gilman & co. leased the
dwelling house No l39 East 18th street to
John Wochenalt.
Slawson e. Hobbs have rented the fol-
lowing dwelling houses: No. 66J West
End avenue TO r. 6. Anderson. No y
West S7th street TO DIR. u. T.. Gcrris, NO
233 West End avenue TO +. II. Burnbaum
No. 266 West I'D street 10 L. J. May, NO
225 Central Park West TO DR.. 5. \. Jones
No 1862 West $50 street to Nj. Hastings
No 159 West I'D street 10 j. ;. Martin
No 345 West S7th street TO Charles d.
Orton, No. 100 West Sjth street TO +. r.
Moore and No. 800 West 18th street TO r.
j. May.
Walter L. Frank leased the dwellins
| house at No 1914 West 1920 street FOR the
Meredith Realty Company.
! II. &. Senior q Co leased for Eleanor L
| Smith and David b. InSersol No. Ia
| West SD street TO DR.. Horace y. Gilling
| ham for a term OF years.
Edward &. H. NoCler has rented 10 q
client the three story and basement pri'
vate dwelling house No. lOJ West oNf
| street for Mrs. a. Mossman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

Pennamncoor to Agnes Pennamacoor, SO
sth ave: Sept 10; u part mtg SLooo): 81
attorney Jonas Hegt. 391 East l4sth 81.
MINFORD PLACE. e $. 10 II OF lIZd 81
4OxlOO: Florence Il Pou,Gs TO Fred Il CON
roy OH Greene ave, BROOKLYN; sept - 'm,s
$4,000: 81. attorneys. Myers e. GOLDSMITH
100 Broadway.
ROAD from West Farms 10 Hunts POM,
old. W g. at line land Nathan Hulet 2IxSox
25xlO0: Juliette F Potter 10 Maria Z Eisen-
barth s32 Mclean ave. Yonkers, y Y; AUG
90 (mtg $4,000 800: attorney Title Guar
antee Co. 116 Broadway.
STEBBINS AVE. >. 276.5 II or 1911
ST. 45xl35: Realty and Commercial 90 10
Bronx Development co, 39i East t9th ST
Sept 10. 800; attorneys. Clocke, Koch d
Reidy. 30l East l49th st.
SYLVAN AVE. .. 20I.I n OF Orcharh
ST. 5Ox1OO: August Nelson TO Nan Realty
Corpn. 1913 West 16sth st; Sept 20 (mts
linton AVE. 900 $. 2s.7x135: North
side Coach and Auto co TO Cornelius j
O'Connor. 10 East 10th st; Sept tmte
$4,000: 81. 600
Inionport: Ellsworth J Healy ref, 20 Fred
oIin G Mehler and sno. 1868 Olinville ave;
Sept 10 (mtg $1,000 500; attorneys, Wes-
selmsn & kraus, 30 Liberty st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

The John W. Cornish Construction COM
pany has sold TO a client Of W. b. w.
|. Brown. for investment, Nos. isS ana
1872 East 175th street, two five story apart
ment houses. each on plot i5xliO rect pc
tween Prospect and Marmion avenues
This completes the sale of row OF hVe
structures recently erected by the selling
company at this point.
The Adolph Scheibel estate IS reported
TO have sold No. III West 96th street
five sorry nathouse. on lot Sl.3xloon feet
near Columbus avenue.
Harry RobitzcE has sold for william d.
Curley No. 1855 and 1890 Southern Boule-
varo. two frame dwelling houses WIN
stores, adjoining the corner or Freeman
street, to Dr. l. Brown, who occupies one
Of the houses.
Brooks & Momand sold for Florence a.
Gallagher to a client for investment NO
73S East 1S0th street. a five story apart
ment house with stores, on lot 4OXlo1 rect
The property has been held at $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

John CIR >rs7n. exr: $4,000; attorneys
Devo e. BaI3!49l., III Broadway o
47TH ST, GOA West. 25xlOO: Nov i9d2.
John Frusetta 10 Henry Dickele: S''ooo'
attorney. Frederick Rauoer 40 Nassau -.
o9TH ST $. $50 II OF 9TH ave Zox
100 II: Aug 20, 1907: Allegiance Reaity 70
70 Loring Andrews: $4,000: attorney. Law
ycrs Title Insurance Co, 100 broao"ay, a.
GOTH ST. n g. as II OF 9TH ave ZoN
,oS II. same to George Young $4,000; at
torney same.
The Bronx.
BEAUMONT AVE. g. 800 II from =
cor OF 18th st (Clay avel. 25xl00: Nov :,
1905: Olaf Lind TO william Enslisn'
81. 300: attorney. Elek Ludvigh 81 Mas
CEDAR AVE. 1924, mtg on lease; Aug 4.
1911; Henry Plate TO Jacob huppeI' I ine
S. 900; attorney, Walter stewart 1000
LOTS 70. III and 49, map loes. Ruser
estate. April 30 1910 Alfonso and Teresa
Esposito 10 Hudson p Rose CO, 81 west
45th st: $3.50. ,-o.,- ..
MORRIS AVE " S. 200 n OF 1Ieth st.
oOxIOO: Sept is. 1908: August and Philipina
G Jacobs 10 Virginia Littauer: $4,000; attor-
new. Title Guarantee Co, 175 Broadway
WALTON AVE. $. 100 II OF lIotn 81,
40. oxIIs7x2sx101.1: Nov II, 1909: Charles n
Juilerat 70 Samuel Keller; $4,000; attorney
+ Buckbee. 507 fremont ave.
156TH ST. $. $50 II OF Kelly 81. COX
100 MAY 90. 1000: Frank and Emma
Smith 10 George Johnson: SZO0; attor-
ney, Title Guarantee Co, 176 Broadway;
FrNDLAY AVE. s. 1851 ~ OF loStn
st oOx1oO. Sept % 1900. Alfred ID Senftner
10 Thornton Bros CO. $1,000; attorney MAX
Van Dervcer, so Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
REALTY NOTES.

Adolph b. Zuckerman. formerly IN the
renting department OF the Julius FRIEND
Edward NJ. Levi Company. is now con-
nected with William J. Roome & Co. Inc.
Calm & Calm negotiated the deal be-
tween the Benenson Realty Company ana
L. D. Jones, in which the former sold the
two hathouses No. AT to i27 East 10Th
street, each 5Ox100 feet. taking in exchange
the four story fathouse at the southeast
corner of Wendover and BROOK avenues,
and also the four story fiathouSe NO. 10Y
Crotona avenue.
There were no auction offerings of real
estate in either the Manhattan or Bronx
salesrooms yesterday.
Goodale. Perry & Dwight have been ap
pointed agents for Nos. ~ and 81 West
oath street and the northeast corner or
Cedar and West streets.
The annual meeting OF the Harlem
Property owners Association will he held
Thursday evening at No. li7 East 125th
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

COCKS. Ii. 1sc: DUCKS. Long Island, state STAT
and pennsylvania 10. l6c; western mixed
1OQ13c: SQUADS. prime. whte' ~ 10 70
dozen. per dozen 81 20; . 10: e. ~ ~ cuiIs'
300 coo: GUINEAS, spring 10 10 pa''' pan
81: IL each. pair. 75c. ,,..
POTATOES AND VEGETABLEe-kec
: S74 bbls potatoes and yl3 pkgs onions. MAI
ket firm, and higher on white potatoes jersey
,sweets steady: Southern sweets slightly hieher.
A few Virginia beans beginning TO arrive; poor
state stock selling slowly carrots Ilrher :.
Fancy cuclmbers scarce and hrin. CauIifoWers
easier FOR average receipts, but some Fancy
stock from Long Island selling hieheI 'n s We
quote Fancy lima Deans sllshuy HIiheI.
onions higher on some descriptions Peppers
also improving slowly. Fancy tomatoes IN
light supply out best nearby boxes now reach-
ing 81 POTATOES Long Island. bhl or bag
81 5GqS2 ~. Maine. bas, 81 20qS2 80; 100 TO-
81 3Od$2 81: Jersey, Dbl, 81 23qsZ %: rouhu'
bag s2qS2 80; long, So l0QS2 70; SWEEi -
TATOES. southern Dbl. 81 1898 Jersey, ~ 20
County. red. bag. 81 50QSl 49, yellow 81 oO4
So. state and Western white. crate, slaSi 90
yellow. 1OO-lb bag. 81 1902. Connecticut val
lev yellow. 1Oo-lb bag. 81 50gS2 white, basket
eldSl 80: yellow, 75cdSl 25; red 7jcgSl white
pickles basket. S2GS2 80. BEANS, nearby:
basket or bar 5Ocds1 q: Virginia. basket. 81
BFETS Dbl. 81 JOdSl rs: 1O0 punches. ;
81 30: CARROTS, Dbl, 81 25qsl 90; lco-lb bag
S1d$l 10 basket. 65GT5c; 100 punches, .slW
81 %: CCCUMBERs Long Island. basket, 81 80
qs2 q. bbl. S4aS5; CUCUMBER PICKLES.
bbl. s2as3 30: state. bushel S2qS5: CORN. 100:
6OcGS1 -: CELERY, dozen. l0aS5c: standard
crate 81 5O6S2 50: CABBAGES 100 $3u$6;
ton. Sf5aSaO: CAULIFLOW SsRS state, Dbl. SO
asa: Long Island. So 50ds3 %: EGGPLANTs,
Jersey Dbl. 5OcGS1- LIMA BEANS. Jersey.
potato. basket. S1aSej0; Long island, potato
bag. 75cGS1 IS: LETTUCE. state. basket. joc1
-: 2-dozen crate, 5OcaS2 Adozen, 50cdS2 so
MUSHROOMS. No /. Alb basket, 81 5OQS3: No
= 75cdSl p: OERA. carrier. 50dI5c: PUMP
KINS Dbl 55cdS1 PEPPERS, green. Dbl. Sc
GSf; sugar Dbl S16$1 so; red. Dbl Slds2
ROMAINE state. bOsket. 50cnSi 30; SPIN
ACH. basket or crate. 25d50c; SQUASH, mar
cow white or yellow. hbl. b0G7jc; TURNlPS
utabaga Dbl $1dSI ~: white. 81 250Sl 10;
TOMATOES. nearby. box. 50cdSl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
LIS PENOENS.
SEPTEMBER p

lNTERVALE AVE. n W 8, 1551r
18TH st, 5OxI23.7x irreg Virginia Anocr.a.s
United Realty and Mortgage 90 at q, Y
closure OF mtg); attorney, ) Williamson "~s
OLMSTEAD AVE. g. part Of plot 40. ..
100; Phean Bros Construo ton Co Ar a.. -
Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg: aitoa.l'
A Bell.
lT2D ST, 457 East; Daisy l. Modry an N.
man Semuelson 81 al foreclosure OF rn,s,. ns'
torneys. /. 4 ! J Joseph. w. o.
BRONX TERRACE, :. lots 1896 ana ,,,.
map Of village OF Wakefield: Gecrge Mo-
Ian agt Bronx Borough Bank et al ,fo,.s'sa
ure OF mtg; attorney, l. r French
18TH ST las West: Philip Sugcrrn,,
Gustav NJ /. Sacks et al foreclosure on 49,.
attorney T J Samson
136TH ST. 10 and 172 West; Walter Co
nee Ell al agt Sargold Realty Co ct al a.
closure Of mtg: attorneys, sullivan 4 crns'
we'll
10Th ST. s, I25 II e Of Rlveryfd. n,,..
50x1157; Meisel Danowitz Co agt LONDON c,'s
struction Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg; an,
ney. p S Seligmsn.
18TH ST. 246 East: American Mortrsr. r.
agt South Jersey Land Co 81 al (foreclosur. !,
mtg: attorneys, Bowers & Sands.
ST LAWRENCE AVE. q cor Gleason An,
25y100 Hyman Rosenberg agt Jacob Cohen 49,
ton 10 foreclose mechanics Hem: at,ornsy
X Greepberg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
SEPTEMBER %


Lawyers' Title ms and Trust CO TO Law
yors Mtg Co - assts); $4,000.
sarah : Maxwell. guardian, 70 WILDWOOD
II Maxwell and ano g sssts) 81; 1911,
Morris Park Estates 10 Columbia MICE
erhocker Trust Co. 800 oo
G Koch 10 Katie Henning; so.oou
Ella Drohen to Fautless CONSTRUCTION o.
800.
same TO Abel King and ano; VI.
John orr Co 10 Faultless ConsruCtio"
Co 800. -. soos
Juliette Potter 10 Hanchen Feltz' sZoo;
Equitable Life Assur Soc TO Dennis
DIVER and ano; $4,000
Margaret Elgar ct al. exrs. 10 Eliza
Flynn; $500. - 1--,rd.
Flora Solomon 10 Pierce Construction Co:
Pierce Construction CO 10 Gerson krinsky;
500.
Marjorie C Singer TO Mortimer " singer
s1g.l37 so. -, $500 70
LAWYERS Mtg Co TO Glens Falls Insur co
% assts) $4,000.
q sssts) $4,000
Robert Cockroft (trus), 10 Mary I COCK
rof, 81. -,.
Emma Morris 20 Nathan Burkan drus)
$3.50
Christine g openhym 10 Adolphe open
hym: $4,000 49,.
Charles Hallock 70 John g Roos: 300.
Ella l. Murphy guardian 10 Elsie Mur-
ply as assist, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER %.

, 10th ST. s. l45 II Of 9Th ave. 3ox1op;
Edgar Whitney agt Louis w Morrison
lessee; Marlboro Construction Co, Inc con-
tractor. 500
18TH ST. II West. Barker Electric Co agt
II ives, oJth street 60. owner and contractor
$50
, sTH AVE. 8I3: Morris Hochbcrg AIT Isidore
! Jackson sn1 Abraham Stern owners; yohn
Overacld ald John Tsgart. contractors. S126
CHARLOTTE ST. = 10 u OF Scaoury
ri T5xiOO: III ken Quinn Co agt Charlotte
! Construction Co owner: Ham Construction CO.
contractor $1,000
MADISON AVE " cor 42d 81. o5x2j: r g
Routledge Inc. agt Lincoln Trust 20, owner
Monroe " Goding. contractor: S+3 ~.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. = =, 1910 ~ or
i2oth 81. JOx irreg; HannSh + Ega1 agt Lon
don Construction 60. owner and contractor; go
WALTON AVE, n cor l77th st. l0XI';
julia salmon agt Adolph WeXler, Inc owner
Frank Ramstcdt. conuactf $40 70
3gTII ST. $50 and Gal West. Robert keas-
hev 60 agt Chas Z Appeby. owner; Joseph
Srerus. Moses Sterns Arthur Storms. Joseph
Sterns & SOM. Inc Weehawken stock Yards
20 and Union stock Yards co. lessees; l.
Waller Construction co. contractor: $40.
9th ST. DO West: Geo II Sto.m co agt
John Zoe. owner; Harry Fleischmsnn con-
tractor: SOS ~
100 ST 80 West; same agt Wellyn Con
tractor; 500 81
i4iST ST. go to SIS West. same sst Essen
Construction Co. owner Harry Fleischmann
contractor; s., 54s GO
10Th ST s whole front between Edge
combe ard - Nicholas aves. same agt SoloW
CONSTRUCTION Co owner. Harry Fleischmann,
contractor: 1923 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

n. l.. Monkey & co. have leased in the
German-American Building, No. Liberty
street. TO the Cologne Reinsurance Com
pany Qfe Department., Of Cologne, Ger
many, space on tine twentieth floor; to
the Plate Glass Insurance Exchange
space on the thirteenth floor, to T. D
Leonard SPACE on the eleventh floor and
in No 800 Broadway space to Joseph Il.
Williams and Robert \. cross;
VI. & L. Hess leased to the star Under
wear Company the fourth ioit ana -.
Jafin & co. the seventh loft in No. li5 TO
l49 West 30th street 5000
The Cross e. Brown Company leased
offices in the United states Rupper 5u!Id'
ing broadway and 5Sth street. 10 the
Homer Brooke Glass Company.
Mccarthy g. Fellows leased for term
Of years three floors I'm the building ~
No. 176 Madison avenue to Sugden q Sug,
den for the display and demonstration OF
pure foods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
LOT SALE A SUCCESS
Large Crowd Attends Auction
of Belle Harbor Parcels.

The auction sale conducted by the Jere
Johnson Jr. Company on Saturday III
the new section of Belle HarbOr, located
directly on Jamaica Bay. drew an attend
ance of at least six hundred persons. The
sale was one of the most successful held
on the Rockaway coast for many years.
The sale began at 2:50 p. IN. and con-
tinued until 6 O'Clock. The bidding was
spirited throughout the entire sale
one hundred and seventy-nine lots were
disposed Of for total OF {Ss.lJ5. which ~
an average Of 500 lot. The lots brought
from $3.50 TO $50 on the Jamaica BAY
front and from $40 to $50 on the inside
streets The lots were located on Mon
tauk. Dennison. Suffolk. Henley and OK
ford avenues and Bay Side and Beach
Channel drives. adjoining the belle liar-
Dor Yacht Club.
There were ffty-one different pugchas-
ers. among whom were Samuel tronk'
II. W. MAYER. James Quisley. Philip Nc
Murray. Walter Il. Robertson, James j.
Little. Mary T. Murphy, Andrew J. Hus-
sey. George Balzer, Thomas Redmond.
James J. Pearcc j. +. II. Trocger.
Thomas J. Mcdonald Anna Steiner.
Julius q. Repstock. Charles y Hunter
Walter Schroeder. Archibald Niguhart'
Joseph Twinem, Dennis j. Minton. \. W.
Baillie. r. +. Toughlin, George Bischoh'
4. H. Knall. Lawrence J. Kelly, Robert
w. Winter Henry kraemer John Kaiser
John +. Wabst, jr. Arthur j. wallace
Jane Scott. John Furgeson. Mary hneip'
Mrs. +. w. Merslor, Daniel +. sullivan.
G. K. Ruckert, Myrtle ii. Moore Mat
thew Tooram. Cornelius c. Dwyer' Emma
Dabour. Michael Grant Patrick \. Nc
Cauley. ]. G. Bennett. John i" CapieiS'
Nellie shulman Joseph +. O'Day, y. NJ
Piel. John y Connolly. Michael j. Grimm
and Peter A. Franklin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(wth name and address of lenders at
Manhattan.

SEPTEMBER %
REEKMAN AVE. - and II. : 5ONloo;
oct n. 1906: Coleman Ebh TO Jacob Dohr-
mann and ano. $4,000. attorney George
Steinmuler. 1911 80 ave.
PARK AVE. S. 25.2 y s ~ alst ct.
.5.exS22. Aug 30 1912: william Die,z 10
Universal Discount 60: $1,000. attorneys
Marks & MARKS 90 Park Row.
SAME PROPERTY. March 10. 1873 same
20 sylvia shelby. $1,000. attorney. David II
Solotnron 30 Maiden Lane.
18TH ST. 100 West = 2JXSl N26Na1. 3
Dec II 1905 John Y Aheru 20 Union Trust
co. $4,000. attorneys. Miller. King. Lane
& Tranord. 50 broadway.
GOTH ST. = 500 y ~ 81 ave. foNa2
July J. 1905: hrdalton Chromoski Fl Al TO
Andrew j Shipman. cNr; 5000; attorneys.
HANDY. Mooney & Shipman. ~ Wall 81.
liTiI ST. LOG West. i84Xi00.4: Sept ~.
1905; Albert J and Isabella V Adams 10