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Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Sunday afternoon in Gilbert hall the installation of Mystic division No. l, A. o. H. and the ladies auxiliary was held. County President James J. Fin H. and the county president, Mrs. Hen ley of New London installed the ladies auxiliary. Speeches were made by Rev. Err. Fleming and Rev. Fr. Cur ran and by the grand officers Of the lodge Mrs. William Joyce, Miss Mae Bray, Miss Margaret Foley, Miss Gen eva Champlin helped to add to the entertainment by furnishing music There were about PTS present. Re- freshnents were served; Mrs. Teresa entertainment The following officers were installed: A. o. H. president, James Calvin; vice president, c. H. Foley: recording secretary,. Edward Foley; treasurer, Justin McCarthy; serseanf-at-arnas. Daniel Binnegan; sentinel Henry Donohoe; standing committee, R. II. O'Nei1, Edward Fee sick committee. C. H. Foley, c. Don oboe. L. McCabe Ladies' auxiliary, president, Miss Mae Donohoe; vice president Mrs. Teresa McKone; inan- cordfng secretary, Miss Margaret Fo- ley treasurer, Mrs. c. H Foley; ser geant at arms, Miss Julia Brannigan; sentinel Miss Mary Wilson standing committee, Mrs. William Joyce, Mrs. Edward Aaye. Mrs. Ann Feeney Miss Mary Foley, Miss c. Finnegan; sick committee, Mrs. William dickson, Mrs 1IcCarty, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. James Calvin.
 Monday Club Meets-
 The Monday club met at the home ef Mrs A l.. Pitcher on Elm street Monday afternoon. There was large attendance. The subject of England was again taken up.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11
TOR SALE

4 Picture Theater with six room cottage attached. located in Monson Mass, population about 6,0uC; house fully equipped to meet the requirements of the law Of the state Only show house in town, and is located on main street, ground floor. and has a seating profitable business. Place can be bought for s7,000. one-half cash, and a4e 1adance qI rg{TI Wl1d pe carried No one need apply unless Interested in purchasing Owner has good reasons for Selling. For further particulars apply RAYMOND J. JODoIN,
 febsd Baltic. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
Rules Concerning D9g, IN THE TOWNS OF PLAINElELD
 AND STERLING.

\ WHEREAS, A rabid dog has recent ly been at large in the towns of Plain field and Sterling, biting 2and coming into contact with certain known dogs, and exposing other and unknown dOgs to the contagious disease known as rabies,
 vent the spread of the dangerous and contagious disease known as rabies, undersigned, Commissioner on Dom es- given in Chapter To Q the Pubic Public Acts of 1909. hereby makes and promulgates tne following rules and control of dogs. to wit:
 1. All dogs in said towns of Plain field and Sterling that are known to into contact with rabid dog shall be forthwith mereifully killed by 3 No dog shall be allowed to go at large in said towns of Plainfeld and sse1ng frem and 0 afteP ua the day Ia % these rules shall go into effect. except 1t wear g. nuzzle of such conssr1csson tic, . as to s De 5. The dog wardens of the towns of ana take into ah their custody every dog In said towns not confined pr con, soa ts the ana sg oneR aoe as is provided by Section four (4) of said Chapter 55 of the Public-Ac of 
 4 These rules shall take effect o'clock in the forenoon. Thursday, Feb ruary 18th, 1913.
 AUTHORITY. Section of Chapter 55 of the Public Acts of 1909 provides as follows: The Selectmen or Dog Warden may kill or cause to be killed all dogs which shall not be controlled or destroyed in ac- -cordance with such rules. or which shall be found rabid, or are justly sus- pected of being rabid-
 PENALTY.
 Section of Chapter ITO of the Pub lie IActs of 1907 provides as follows: '.Every person who shall violate or neglect or refuse to comply with any rule or regulation made under the pro- vision of Section one of this act shall be fined not more than seven dollars ($T00).
 7th day of February, 1913.
 IL o. AVERILIA
 Commissioner Per B. K. DOW.
 Deputy Commissioner. febsd
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Early in February the following glass. Asters, Margaret carnation. cas- tor bean cosmos, evening primrose, four o'clock, hollyhock, annual lark spur, Lobella Erinus lupine, marigold. mignonette. nicotiana, nigella, pansy, annual phloX. China pink, Iceland pop py, salpiglossis, salvia- scabiosa, schi- zanthus snapdragon, sweet William, Verbena and Zinna. The seeds of all biennial and perennial flowers should also be soMn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Grade the calves according to their size and give them every attention, Make pets of the young animals if you want them to grow at their best.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Sow seeds of eggplants. peppers and tomatoes by the middle of the month in either a hotbed or boxes in the window garden.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Flowers stored for the winter in the cellar and pits that have started to grow owing to the warm weather must be kept growing slowly until spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

NOTICE
 For Sale: By order of the Honora- ble Court of Probate for the District belonging to the late Thomas Shea, located at No SS Dunham street. For more particular description see appll- cation to sell on file in said court.
 NICHOLAS TARRANT.
 administrators.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Purchase tuberous rooted begonfas now and start them into growth to raise plants for setting in those shaded portions of the home grounds where nothing else will grow well
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Plants in warm locations that have prematurely started into growth can be checked by protecting them from the sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11
MYSTIC

Joint Installation of A. O. H. and Ladies' Auxiiiary-committee Are Named at Methodist Church Confer ence-Report of Visiting Nurse As sociation.
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Balance on hand at end of

Balance on hand at end of
 second fiscal year Dec. 31,
 1912 ..............s 34o.7S Interest on the following amounts to be applied to the work of the asso- citation:
 Memorial fund of the Rosie
 Velvet Co, known as the
 Peter Bruggermann fund ..S1 900. 90 General endowment fund .... 22.00
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

THERE IS no advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to Tds Bux. aetiQ for huStnaEE EeEaltzA .A--A.----.-----.a
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Now that the house plants are naak- ing a rapid growth they require more water than earlier in the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Ira F. Moves, William Stott, Charles H. Johnson. John F. Moves, s. s. Brown Mackenzie, J. Elmer Newbury; fe- cord1ng steward. Ira '. Moves; district tee Son missions, Mrs Halsey Packer, Mrs. sJabez Brook, Mrs Harriette Avery, Mrs. George w. Keigwin, Ira F. Moves. Alexander Taylor; home missions and church extensions Mrs. Aionzoe B. Collis, Alex. Taylor; Sum- day school committee Mrs. Halsey Packer, Mrs. Alex. Taylor. Mrs. A., M. P1rdy, $. s. Brown Mackenzie; com Mrs. Mary Payne, Mrs. Otis Abell; Freedman aid and southern educat ton, 'George ". Keigwin, Jabez Brook, Will liam Stott, education committed, Alex ander Taylor, Donald Maxson, Mrs. Thomas Travena; temperance, George ". keiswfn, Jabez Brook, S. s. Brown Mackenzie; hos pital and visiting nurse association, Miss Florence Cellis, T. W. Ryley, Mrs. TIalsey Packer: church music, Ira r. Noyes Mrs. T. W. Ryley, J. Elmer Newbury, Nettie McGreggorJ committee on church recsrd, George w. Keigwin, George E. GHnnell, also the auditing committee; estimating committee, Ira F. Moves, George B. age committee, Randall Browne. Will liam Stott and the Ladies' Aid society: delegate to Willimantic camp ground, Randall Browne: court of appeals,
 
 turn for the fifth year was unani- mously requested. The district super intendent suggested that change might be advisable on account cf the long time which the pastor, Rev. c. T. Hatch, had been serving a double charge. MT. Hatch would prefer to change if 1t could be done to advan- tage to the church. During his long term here he had made many friends who will be sorry to have him leave the village. This is the last year that Rev. J. H. New1and will act as district superintendent and resolutions of ap- preciation of his services during his six years of service were passed.
 Report Of Visiting Nurse Association.
 The annual report of the Visiting Nurse association for the year ending Dec. 31, 1912 has been issued, clos ing the second year. of the work ir the village is as follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11
LOVE.

(From the New York Times.) What is our love. when all Is said9 Is it a Spang of the heart or mead, Or, is it a thfob of the soul instead? Born in a minute, an hour, 8 day; Born to be master to force to sWayl Born to be humble, to serve obey. Is it a spark which has burst to 1ame At the touch Of hands, a remembered The heat from another fire that eame3 Is it the grope of the lonely ss That feels for US place in the world
 wide whole
 That needs it's mate as the aeons rOlli What is our love? Is it blood or
 brain.
 Do we need it's soIace. joy or pain. To fit our lives for the earth-long
 strain?
 Tell us. you who all wise things know, Why need we love in this vale beloW2 Is it flesh or soul that we clasp it so2
 LURANA SHELDON.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Carnation cuttings should be made early in February and placed in sand to root.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Toward the last of the month divide the earna roots into one-bud piecea and plant one piece in small pot Place the pots in a semi-dark placa until the shoots begin to appear and then remove them to the window gar den or hotbed. Such plants will give early foliage and flower effects.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11
FOR SALE.

PRIVATE SALE=The entire contents of a 7-room fiat of high grade furnt- ture consisting of partor sets. library set, dining room furniture, beds, mat tresses, dressers, ehiffoniers. easy chairs, rugs, carpets, etc. Sale begins Feb. 13, Wednesday, at 80 Winchester street.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

TIE r-e----,D>loN0PE
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11
ADVERTISEMENTS u,aer be headno of WANTED FOR SALE or TO RENT"
 AT RATE OF Sc per line, six words to the line
TO RENT.

TO RENT-Five-room flat. with mod ern improvements, 61 Boswell Avenue; Inquire at 56 Boswell Avenue. feb5d TO RENT-Store at 55 Franklin St: It is suitable for most any kind or business. Reasonable rent. inquire At Bulletin Office. Jan5lo TO RENT-Lower tenement. four rooms. Enquire J. Bradford. Book binder, 10S Broadway. dec20d FURNISHED ROOMS = central loca- ton. Mrs. Emma Morse. Is Union St FURNISHED RO0Mg, all modern con venlenees 3S Union st. TelephCne S34-4 5y17d
 UP TO DATE furnished rooms Mar -ueri'e building Mrs. Lees 34s MSfn-
 oct261
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

Rev. c. T. Hatch Desires Change
 for Coming Year.
 At the fourth quarterly conference in the Methodist Episcopal church Rev. J. IT. Newland, district superintendent, presiding, the following officers and committees were appointed: Stewards, George w Keigwin, George E. Grin nell. George P. Spencer, George Wal lace. Thomas ". Ryley, John Travena,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

WHEN you want to put your busi- ness before the public there Is nc me- .diun better than rhfeuEh the adyertls, trE ealumQs ak Tha Rulls1iR, 1
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11
POETRY
SHEEP HERDER TO HIS DOG.

SHEEP AERDER TO HIS DJGs (Trom the Denver Republiean.1 The sheep are scattered far and wide, The night. black night is eomin' nigh;
 The sheep wagon Is warm inside The eookstove5s sendin' sparks on high
 So bunch 'em. boy-that's right, you're
 Go round lem. shepl The shadders fall. like blobs Of ink; The wind from off the hills is eold9 We're near the bed ground now think,
 And soon our couch will be unrolled; We'u have 'em punched, and then we'll
 Go round 'em up! The days been long, old pal O Ininei The works been hard you've had to do; But I ain't ever heard a whine comin' from the likes of you; So hold 'em close-you've got the
 Go round 'em. ,shep.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11
WANTED.

WANTED-Hired man, single to work on farm and board with family. $2o.00 a month salary Inquire of Gien Rock Farm (Ledyard). Fred. Myott, Manager, Mystic, Conn. R. F. D. 4.
 WANTE1D-Engag Mrs. I. G. Holmes, nurse, $15.0o. Telephone 442- 12. feb1ed
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

Eges for matching should not be wasit q no matter how soiled they may be, but those to be marketed fo1 culinary purposes should have all the dirt reroved as fast as collected. A damp cloth will readily remove the t ,iS ths saiis pOM eL Is
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

FOR sALE-Black mare, weighs 1000 lbs eleven years old. Practically sound and warranted represente1E w. B. Donovan. Eagleyille. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

FOR SALE CHEAP-Two horses, one HOO lbs. one 1400 lbs. Apply to Jos eph Sarles, Laurel Hill. Peckham Farm Tel 1136-4
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

New areas to be made into gardens should have the surface cleare6 of rubbish and the surface torn up to the dopth of a few inches with a mattoclt or grub hoe. This can be done at any time wien the ground is not frozen. The sooner the better, to admit of the frost teaEipE the surface gell hoYns
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

FARMS acres; good land; small house and barn. good repair: 1z miles from vI1Iago anu raiAIoau, l.t4itoOi price $500. Write L. V.. Care Bul!etln
 tebl0d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

FOR SALE-One oak roll-top desk at great sacrifice. Box K. Bulletin.
 FOR SALE-Bay gelding, 1150 lbs, roan gelqlng, 11UO lbs, three and four years oId. For further particulars call at tlaln Hill Stock Farm or phone 463-14.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

NAAfEzl-Plano lunlng a. G. Cor den. 2SS Prospect St. City. Tel ss2-z.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

@1s5.oo for Henry E. Miller upright piano. line rich. sweet tone, good ac- tion, with stool and scarf. Terms i: S15 down, S1.o0 per week. The PIaut- Cadden Goa Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

FOR SALE-R. I. red cockerels; choice S1.5U. Wm. P. Wade. Tel 4S5-o SI15.OO-A good upright piano, with stool ana scarf. Will give many years of good service. Terms: $1U down $l.oU per week. The Plaut- Cadden Co., PIaut-Cadden Building, Norwich. Conn: feb6I1 llo
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-11

SACRIFICE SAAk;-t'Ieasa e4y located i3 dC4S 1aI dCGCS SAOCt4 StIt p4o " isIItu, pd4aIlSS p--staIe dnd aoV0, good II di l IN. and NlAAeA5S, AAS%AL nSNss tOo41I CO40i1.tAI nOnsS MALA tG1aIIuds, best cUIIdI LIoll ou sue anu tAs -a- 1dA Il, path Gu, Lc :" ASAI14O tiSS. CrSl 9ooo. SAIeuS, OuIOui4 4u1II9S. U Oultu4iASs ~oEtA $o,VVV, pf4ee SS,SoV- S1,oUU 0ON Il. tnG4udGS u0uSSHOld kur- AafLA4tss utsS. rs--d -ASeneJ. W iililnantlc. CDiIn-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-22
LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER 81.

PATH ST. e. go Il e Of % av. e,,nn,
Albert Jarmulowsky ct al agt Realty T~srss
Co ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney r I
Mccarthy.
AVE d. IS. 233 II OF 10th At a..
Mary Murray agt Samuel Well et Al -
cl~ure OF transfer OF tax lien): attorney ~ =
Rogan.
HAMILTON PL, ses. 22.lot,s O, y..
15.9x4s l0x irreg; Mary F Hoe AIT -,
Sistere ct al (amended foreclosure AZ No..
attorneys. Mclaughlin & Martin.
156TH ST. s 5, 10 II OF Eagle ava r..
100; sarah Sibbald agt Patrick II Cuns !,
(amended foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, vi
Stafford
HOFFMAN ST. W s, l7o.s IT 8 o, 18TH .
25x94ll; Charles Sias agt opposite pss,
Co, Inc, ct al foreclosure Of MTG; sttors,,
II Rickaby.
HOUSTON ST. SIS. 90 n W Of Msnrp f..
20x75; Sarah A Delacy agt Sadie Frank.
al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. L 3 CO.a
18TH ST. s. $50 II Of washir gtop 4.
10. 6Xi046; Guaranteed Mortgage Co Of VI,
York agt Mary Randrup ct al Cforeclosr,s 4
MTG; attorneys, Darlington & Pierce
Sd AVE, 1880: Franklin Savings Bank |,
the City OF New York agt Annie Haf, ~ Il
foreclosure Of MTG; attorney. W N Powell
LOTS 5s. 30 and 90. map section I. Ma.
Park; Washington Savings Bank agt El,rs.s
3 Davis ct al foreclosure OF MTG; at,orrr
F " Patterson.
TEAsDALE PL 8. 425 n Of Cru.
ave, i00xlOo: G Emily Reynolds agt Lorl, ,
Mendham ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attornsy,
Fixman, LEWIS & Sellgsberg.
SPRING ST, cor Renwick It, SrT
Geo " WickeIsham 81 al agt Avis Blrtsi
ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorneys. Strong 1
Cadwalader.
lolST ST. $. 100 II g OF Broadway. ast
100l1; August Run et al agt sender Feldnark
ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys Get,n.r
Simon G. Asher.
10Th ST. $. ss7.l n OF s,h ave. we,
call Hyman Starr agt Robert Thedsord a
foreclosure Of Mtg; attorney. Jackson
EDGECOMEE AVE. l8J and l6T; Abraham
Rice agt Nellie Kelly ct al Horeclosurs q
ntgi: attorney Chugerman.
GOTH ST. los East: Carl Sotscheck agt On.
Hundred and Twenty-eight East Sixtieth surf
Co action to foreclose mechanics LEM a.
torney. r Kelly.
9th ST. 80 West; Amy e Montague az
GreGor \ Macgregor. trustee. etc. 81 al tioft.
closure ~ Mtg: attorney, II Montague
GID ST. 23G and 23s East: two actlou
Jonas We'll ct al agt Louis Levin et al t,0.-
closure OF two mtgs); attorney, Sun5-
heimer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-22
The Bronx.
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday AT the Real Estate EX-
change salesroom. Nos. Il and 16 Vesey
street:
BY y. p. Ingraham & co.
10TH ST. ia West. g. 50 II OF Amster-
dam ave. 2ox772 sty dwg; sold to 3 Fin
kelstein for sl9.4S0.
BY Henry Brady.
GREENWICH ST. $40. " cor Of Hora ito
ST. 22x72 lix22xT2.+; 3 sty tenmt and store and
2 sty rear stables: sold 20 the defendant for
$4,000
At the Bronx Exchange:
by J. II. Mayors.
3D. AVE. 1909 20. cor OF l73th ST. COOK
12S sx200xl21.2: three sty tennis and stores
3 sty tenmt and store and two I sty stores.
sold 10 the plaintiff for $4,000
By James l. Wells Company.
FOREST ST. = $50 II n OF Walker ave-
81 6x104 5x37. 6x1O69. sold to the plaintiff for
1,5Oo.
BY Henry Brady
Path ST. East. S s. 100 II " Of Barnes
ave. 25xl00; sold 10 the plaintiff for $500
by Samuel Marx
CIASON POINT RID, cor OF l50'h ST.,
los 6x36xl0s sxi1 2; sold TO the plaintiff for s. OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-22
BUSINESS LEASES.

Daniel Birdsall & Co.. Inc, have rented
lofts at Nos 657 and $50 Broadway to
Newman. DUDE & Co., at No 76 Greene
street 10 the Reliable Underskirt Com
Duane street TO Paul Baron, at No. 125
Prince street TO the Pioneer Ribbon
Works. Inc. at Nos. 50 and 60 Lspenard
street TO Philip Maryanov and at Nos 491
and 1873 Broadway to Munter Brothers
Tucker. Speyers x Co leased the sixth
floor in the Springs Building, No, % TO 80
West 3Sth street TO j. II. Lichtenstein &
Co. Inc, and the fourth and fifth floors
70 Oscar Glanckopt, Inc. for term Of
years.
The firm OF L. J. Carpenter leased for
the Schermerhorn estate to Jacob Tencn-
baum & Sons for a term OF years the
second loft at No $50 10 702 Broadway;
also for Woodbury. G. Langdon to Benja-
min shrage the third loft at Nos 4SS and
ass Broadway.
Van Vllet & Place leased the first loft
at No 405 TO i09 West 18th street for the
Fish Realty Company TO William Small
FOR a unmber of years.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
FOR. the White Company. OF Cleveland. to
Williams G Morford the building No. w5
to ~ West End avenue, plot l00xl00 feet,
and containing approximately 5000 square
feet at an aggregate rental of $3.50
after extensive alterations the lessees will
use ii for a garage.
Van Yllet q Place have leased a loft at
No 405 TO 100 West 18th street for the Fish
Realty Company 10 William Small for
number OF years.
John a. Steinmetz leased for John q.
Roos to Frank Schaub the three story
building No 1922 East 17sth street The
structure will be altered into a stable.
Samuel II. Martin leased offices at the
southeast corner Of 9th street and Broad
way for Thomas Simpson 10 the Efficiency
Laboratories, Inc.
Frederick Fox & Co have leased for the
Flemish Realty Company about 1900
square feet OF space in the new twenty
story building at Nos. II and 13 East 26th
street for a long term OF years to Henry
Schanzer. knit goods dealers. now at Nos.
594 and 596 Broadway.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 81.

AVE D. No .: East Houston. Nos 426 and
as; Abraham Pencowsky agt. Nomen Realty
Co ct al; sept g. 1913; SS
SEABTjRY PLACE, Nos 1852 TO 1880: Louis
Padula agt Angel Construction Co, Inc et al;
July 80 1918 Thy bond; A,55i 10.
4TH AVE. n cor 3lst st: Frank De caro-
agt iCl Fourth Avenue Co ct al; sept D. 1913
(by bond. SIS.
SAME PROPERTY; Colonial Sand & Stone
Co agt same: slept O. 1918 10y bond); $40 80.
SAME PROPERTY; Harrison x Meyer agt
same: Sept s, 1913 tby bond; $685..
SAME PROPERTY. Adm @ Pierce agt
same: Sept g. 1913 Coy bomb; s. 1911 80.
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph kollender as'
same: Sept T. 1913 by bond; $3.50
SAME PROPERTY; D y Pershall & Son ast
same: Sept 5. 1913 (by bond; $l99 80.
SAME PROPERTY Sedgwick Machine
Works. Inc. agt same; Sept 3. 1918 'oy oono:
tl75.
SAME PROPERTY: VI T W6stergren, Inc
ast same: Sept 3. 1918 by bond; 1854
SANE PROPERTY: | Cristsdi agt same:
Sept g. 1918 tby hond): Hi5.
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Elias agt same'
Sept T. 1918 by bond; s6ls IS.
SAME PROPERTY; Automatic Sprinkler GO
OF America agt same; Sept 4, 1913 Cby bond;
N.540 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-22
ASSOCIATION FOR BUILDING MANAGERS
Records To Be Kept in Central Office of Persons and Concern
Who Fail to Keep Rental Obligations
INTERESTING MANHATTAN AND BRONX SALES

BEAVER ST. 70 and "A; cor store; Louisa
Townsend. exr. 70 Richard Schur; 10 yrs from
Oct l. 1913; $1,000: address. 800 East 35th 81.
CANAL ST 1888 and 1885: all: Elizabeth VI
Fisher TO Jacob j Schumacher: % yrs mos
from Nov /. 1913; $500; address, $50 Ken
more Pl, Brooklyn.
GREENWICH ST. 202. all; Thomas r Nc
Nell TO Tony Wamser; yrs from May J.
1916; $500; address IS Wall st.
PROSPECT AVE. s e cor Of Longwood ave;
Wilhelmira Brahmann and ano. trls, 10 George
kenna; yrs from Sept l, 1913, $1,000; ad-
dress, 7S4 Prospect ave.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1896; store, etc; Pa
terno az Son Contracting Co TO william Mind
lin: 10 yrs from Jan !, 1914; ST. 100; address.
2220 Amsterdam ave.
WEST END AVE- 40 store and part cellar
Margaret Moran to Obermeyer & LiebmanD
Corporation; yrs from May ]. 1915: 1900
address 80 Bremen ST. Brooklyn.
lois" ST 81 East; all; Ambassador Realty
Co 10 Morris Sobel and ano; yrs mos from
July IL, 1912; Sl,sOO. address. 332 East lOlst
ST.
18TH ST. AZ East: ALL Susan Rubenstein
10 Nicholas Martinei, yrs from Nov /, 1913.
$3.50, address, Ala East 1l5th ST.