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Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-05

Liberty council, Daughters of Amer ica. is to have 8 meeting this evening in Mechanics hall. A social time will be enjoyed at the close of the business session. The council is planning for an enterta1nnent and Mother Goose
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-05
ecd Rirthdax.

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Idllie of Lebanon celebrated her sgd birthday Saturday. Her daughter, Mrs. J. NJ Card of Hartford, and son. W P. Iillie, vis1teu her.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-05

N. D. sevin 6 Son, 11s Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-05
LOG al Laconios.

Attorney P. J. Danahey is able to be a his office again after several days illness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
Rules for
Eating

You should never eat with an anx-
ious disturbed mind better hundred
times, intermit that meal, for there
will then be that much more food in
the world for hungrier stomachs than
yours.
Never sit down to a meal after any
intense mental effort, for physical and
mental injury are inevitable and no.
one has a right to iniure body, or
mind or estate.
. Never 80 to a full table during bod.
lily exhaustion, being worn out tired
to death, used UP, oYerdone, etc Wis
er and far better to take a cup Of
New State Tea, and a cracker, and
in few minutes You will feel de-
gree Of refreshment pleasantly sur
pFising to you. Not The transient kind,
which a drink Of liquor affords, but
that lasting strength and steadiness
which distinctly characterlzes Good
Tea, like New State is guaranteed
to be- After taking tea, your nervous
ness and exhaustion subsidies into a.
satisfied feeling Of relaxation and rest,
and to rebuild your bodily yigor, YOU
should partake OF a regular meal, Of
such substantial proportions as your
appetite and system demand
Your enjoyment may be greatly en-
hanced and your health promoted byI
invariably specifying some thoroughly
dependable brand whenever you buy
canned foods There is at least one
brand sold in all the best stores, that
win warrant you full assurance Of san
itary preparation, Pure and Clean and
full weights at fair prices Meaning
Of course, New State" Brand. ASK
your own good grocer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
FARRlS To
APPEAL TO
COURT
Convicted State Officer Questions
Legality Of Seuate's Action
Grady Co. Senator'S Vote
to Sustain Charges

Oklahoma City, Feb. q. Giles VI.
Farris, state printer convicted on I'M
peachment charges. does not accept
the verdict OF the senate and has an.
nounced his determination to remain
in Office until the validity Of the SEN
ate's action is tested in the courts,
While, on the other hand, Gov Cruce
has declared that he will Immediately
place some one else in charge Of the
state printing department or close the
office and turn it over to the state
examiner and inspector.
Farris bases his contention on the
claim that in the meaning Of the con
stitution he is not a high state official,
and, therefore, not subject to impeach-
mont The same argument was pre-.
sented TO the senate at the outset Of
the trial BY Attorney Giddings, repre-
senting Farrls, who demurred to the
house charges on the ground that the
senate was without jurisdiction, but
the demurrer was overruled BY the
senate Farris declares he win not
take The initiative IN testing the ques-
tion, but will remain In office until
custer proceedings are started against
him.
According 70 Chief Justice Samuel
W. Hayes Of the supreme court, who
presided over the Trial, the verdict Of
removal becomes effective Immediate
nv The clerk Of the senate was in
strueted to prepare formal notice Of
the action Of the senate and filed it
with the secretary Of state.
Senator Barefoot vo for convic-
tion Of Faris on all fol counts, while
Senator Pngh voted for conviction on
the first two counts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
OFFICE OF
DEFENDER
ABOLISHED
House Passes Retrenchment Bill
Full Crew Measure Passes
END Of Session is Not
in Sight

Oklahoma City, Feb 27-The house
OF representatives continues its steady
grind. With the committee on rules
meeting every night to advance the
most important bills or those deemed
most necessary by the individual
members, the representatives are 60
ing anead exactly as if they intended
10 try to get done within the next two
weeks, although 1t now is an admitted
TACT that the legislature will probably
still be grinding on four or five more
weeks at least.
Wednesday. the house passed a NUM-.
Der OF bills, including the searcy bill
TO abolish the office OF public de
tender under the department Of
charities and corrections, from which
j II. stolpher recently resigned,
This bill went through with no de-
Fate and with good margin Of spare
bate those in favor numbering "a.
This is the sixth abolition bin pass
cd By the house reducing or abolish
ing state offices and departments. The
other five are to abolish the state
board OF affairs, the state game war
Gen and assistants, the state printer
and assistants, the state highway de-
partment and assistants, the state
school Inspector
The house also passed the Mitchell
Joyner bill 10 direct the commission.
ers Of the land office to extend its
farm loans for five years; the full
crew" bin BY Randall and Griggs; the
Redwine bill cutting the salary OF the
warden Of the penltentiary from $1,000
TO $250o, and providing that he may
be hired or fired at viii by the state
board Of prison control, the Wood
ward -Tehee- Austin bill. prohibiting
discrimination in prices to suppress
competition the Curry bin to allow
+ the waters OF The Arkansas river d.
+ verted for water power purposes.
/ The following appropriation bills
were also passed finally by Emanuel.
$4,000 for salaries and expenses of
the legislative assembly; by Morgan Of
Mayes, $4,000 for the deficiency for
necessary repairs and maintenance OF
the Pryor orphan home; the sorrells
bill, Sll0051 to cover a deficiency in
expenses Of the state mining board.
The house committee on public
buildings Of which Representative
Bonds Of Rogers county is chairman
voted unanimously Wednesday nigh
to accept the Oklahoma City proposi
tion for settlement Of the lands ant
100000 donated By Oklahoma cit,
toward the building Of the state capi
tol.
The senate has already accepted al
: Gao acres Of valuable land and cit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27

lots, as well as the 100000 cash, and
has examined and found good the IT,
ties Of the realty.
The committee also passed upon the
location Of the blind school Wednes-
day night and decided in favor Of
the Wyand-Wright bill locating the in
stitution in Muskogee. Senator Gar
rett's name was added to the bill, as
the members Of the committee under
stand that the senator had given up
hope Of the school being located at
Fort Gibson and therefore wanted his
name on b.n to keep it in Muskogee
county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27

A heavy cold in the lungs that was
expected to cure itself has been the
Starting point in many cases Of dis
ease that ended fatally The sensible
course is to take frequent doses OF
Ballards Horehound Syrup It checks
the progress Of the disorder and as.
sists nature to restore normal eondi-
tions. Price 25c, SOC and slO0 per
bottle Sold by Owl Drug Store and
Public Drug Co.-Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
Hart
Schafner e
Marx

spring suits. Wed ike to have
the pleasure Of looking over these
new models with you. You will
see them nowhere else. They
are sure to be popular
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27

NOV is the time to get ready
- for all sorts Of spring sports.
You will soon see the young fell
lows and the old fellows getting
things together to welcome the
A good many Of then
will wear
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
Our New
Spring
Shoes

and low cuts for men and women
are also land ready for your in
spection. We would have YOU
bare in mind that you will see
nothing at this store but the
latest in Style, Highest in DUAL
ity and Lowest in Price.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27

piekel work, Germans are having their
coifins painted The brilliant colors
Of Egyptian mummy cases are thrown
into the shade by pale blue or green
backgrounds, on which are painted
Swiss landscapes, pastoral scenes, and
even portraits Of the corpse and bis or
her family The Roman Catholic
clergy bitterly denounce the new fash,
ion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
ALI Skin Remedies Fail?

you not q cont You owe II to your
self 10 take advantage Of this offer.
We are c0nAdent il Will succeed or wo
could not AFFORD ID nuke the offer
RDD. IS a penetrating liquid that
Kills and washes away disease germs.
leaving the skin smooth and healthy
"a SOC bottle is enough 10 start the
cure OF the most obstinate cases of
Eczema. Psoriasis ana allied diseases.
Odd. soap is a valuable aid, Ask
ps about &
Owl Drug Store. 226, Chlckasha Ave
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27

A scald, burn, OF severe cut heals
slowly if neglected. The family that
keeps a bottle Of Billiards. Snow Linz
ment on hands is always prepared for
such accidents. Price 25c, soc and
s1.OO per bottle. Sold by Owl Drug
Store and Public Drug Co.-Ady. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
DR.. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY.

soothes irritated throat and lungs,
stops chronic and hacking cough, re-
lieyes tickling throat, tastes nice.
Take no other; once used, always
used Buy it at Brown & Co.'S.
Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27

liava you tried aN The advertised
niin remedies without sueccfsf Have
you sought medical treatment ia vlini
And sou Sill suHer truta That irltat-
inr ifgh, that horrible. nnsishtly skla
81 sruref
10 not despair
Come 10 onr store end we VIII
GUARANTEE YOu INSTANT RE
llEF We viii ltt sou have n full
size bottle of the ODD Prescription
for Ergtul simple. antiserilc wash
IN 0ur positive emfanfee tlat uuiesf
ID stops Clio itch .Nr ONCE ii viii co-t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
RAGS WAIVED.

BrIns some eIea,. whIte rags to the
Express office at once. Highest cash
prIcs paid. ST.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
DECORATED WOODEN cofrIps.
TeIegram By unIted &C..

Telegram by United Press.
Berlin, Feb. 27-Highly decorated
wooden collins is the latest craze in
South Germany as the result Of the
new law legalizinz cremation The
crematoriums forbid the use Of any
Kind oi metal ia coffin construction,
So deprived Of the elaborate brass or
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27

Bix-"I always 60 by the motto: II
you'd have thing done we'll, do It
yourself Dix-"Yes; but suppose
you want a haircut?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
MECHANICS LIENS.


4sTH ST. 10 East. Clifford | Miller & "a
APT julius ward owner. Martin X Mandell
contractors. Sl13 ~.
RIDER AVE, ~. Irving Gordon agt New
York Edison GO. owner; | Krandel 4 SON. con
tractor. sos
SAITH ST. iG7 West Gussie Citing agt Alb
raiam j Berraim. owner and contractor: Sis.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. cor 1924 81, 90 tx
~, Dcsowitz, Inc. agt Charles Phzer. Jr,
Co. Ltd, owner and contractor. 81 i36 30.
aSFii ST. s. 80 and ~, West. Angelo
Bcninato aEt r oakley ithinelander. owner,
Parl - leighton. contractor: SlG7.
CROTONA PARKWAY, cor 18th ST.
GO iNGi.G Julius Oehrlein agt Lena Ettlingel
and Emma y Horn. owner; Wm II TiNoli. con
tractor. SO.
4TII AVE. 40: Pfeifer Bros. Inc. aet 40
Fourth Avenue 60, owner. Milliken Bros, Inc,
contractor. 50 %.
WEBSTER AVE- 3O9l: Adolph Roth aet Ger
man Real Estate co. owner and contractor
SO -
BROADWAY. So: Edward Gardiner agt
Beers Realty 30. owner. j T. McDermott con
tractor. s37 30.
BROADWAY. @ g. iO5 II : Of i7th st. i0S
S0v irrcg 10 47th -. Alvin \ Wnker agt Geo
u Earle. Jr. owner: Palace Theatre and Realty
CO. lessee: LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust
90. trrsiec; Millken Brothers Inc, contrac-
tor 81 80.
4TH AVE. 40: Wnller Iron Works ast 40
Fourth Avenue 60 and Passavant n 60. own
crs: stuart 90. contractor. Milikcu
Brothers sub contractors. S.. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
Doeanges; yrs from May /. 1913. $500; sd-

Doganges yrs from May /. 1913. 800; sd-
dress. 13s West Goth 81
COLUMBUS AVE. 81 store. etc; Philip
Sussmann TO William Merle. yTs from sept
l. 1872; 81 800: address. ia E8s, 10th st
cola MBIS AVE- 81, store ana mont
cellar Theobald Dengler to William Merle; .
yrs from sept II. 1911; $l,5O0: address. 5-i
East 10Th II.
ESSEN ST. o. store and basement: Rachel
Rosenberg TO Wolf ionker: yTs from May J.
1913. SO So address. lJ4 East Broadway.
HENRY ST. cor Rutgers 81, 9th moor .
Garfield Development co TO Mayer Cohen; :
WIS from FEB IL. 1913; 5000. address. IN
Hooper II, Brooklyn.
JEROME AVE. 2635. store and basement !.
Magda Operating 60 TO Patrick ConIoN /,
! IL yrs fom April l. 1913; address 45s' 81
ave.
LEXINGTON AVE. 147 all: Josephine il
Graham and ano 10 Charles Rono: . ~ yrs
from Jan /, 1913: address. IA Lexington ave
22D ST. li6 West. top loft; Charles W
Mayne to Harry Alpern. yrs from Feb l.
1919: 81 200. address. ii6 West I'D ST.
10TH ST. IA and 30 West. all. Anna " u
Nichols 10 Wendell /. Nichols; 20 %-i2 yrs from
Feb /. 1913; $4,000: address, - Milk ST. Bos-
ton, Mass.
l43D ST. $40 West. basement. Lizzie d Ger
lett to William L Daurn; . yrs from March J.
1913. 5000; address. 1871 West lOsth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
TO ABOLISH BRANCH OFFICES
Wasserman Brothers Decide to Dis
continue Their Uptown Places.

An illustration OF the injury 10 Stock
Exchange houses doing commission
business as a result OF the present crli-
SADIE against Wall Street was brought 10
light yesterday I'm the announcement that
Wasserman Brothers, OF No. q Broad
way, have decided 20 abolish all their
branch offices. Customers not doing bust
ness with the central Office are being In
formed that after May l they should
transfer their accounts 10 the Broadway
office.
The firm consists OF j. Wasserman and
Edward Wasserman, who are members OF
the exchange, and Ebert W. King In 1904
and 1895 Wasserman Brothers came into
prominence when they conducted a move
ment in Reading stock, carrying IT from
3Sa. to 1914 Canadian Pacific has also been
one of the firms speclaties. Eddie
Wasserman. as he is called by his friends,
is well known art collector and con-
noisseur.
The branch offices 10 be abolished are
at No ll22 Broadway. No. 81 Fifth ave-
nue. and the Savoy and Imperial hotels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH IL.

MARCH ii.
PLEASANT AVE, s. 35.s II OF ilIth 81
30 llxg4x irrcg; Elizabeth Berbert agt sun
Construction co ell al foreclosure or m'g, a.
torney, G. Winthrop -,ee.
LENOX AVE, n cor 142d st, '4,lIxosos
irreg: Emigrant Industrial savings BANK az,
Julia NJ Lawrence ct al foreclosure OF htS''
attorneys r a. T. OGorman
AID ST. 26 West: Simeon l. Lawson az.
Butler Davenport ct al foreclosure OF m'g''
attorney, l. c Levi
CROTONA AVE. s. 6O3. 10 II OF 1.'th 81;
113.Sx142. H. DAILY ave. W &, DOB ~ II .,
nth st, 1l8 1Ox69.1 TX irreg two actions; Ne"
Jersey Terra Gotta Co agt Defender Construc
ton 30 IT al factions to foreclose mechanics
liens). attorneys Phillips & Avery.
l42D ST 5, 900 - W OF Lenox ave. 3vox
90 II. New Jersey Terra Gotta Co agt Kramer
Improvement Co ct al action to foreclose me-
chancs' lien): attorneys, Phillips a. Avery
BRISTOW ST. $. 20 II OF jennings 81,
TOx1OO: German savings Bank in the CITY oi
New York agt Bates q Costing. Jr, 90 et a.
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys, Amend &
Amend oos a
18th ST. s. 1852 # OF I'd ave. ls.3x?s' ,.
LAWYERS Mortgage GO agt John ] watson -
al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys, Cary d. car
roll. oo,, . ~.
BROADWAY, =, so # n OF 10Th st, 2oS
SIX irreg; Oakdale Realty 60 agt Mattb-"
Briggs ct al (amended foreclosure OF mty)' at
Al Vol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
NATIONAL LEADS EARNINGS
Company Shows 38 Per Cent on Com
mon Stock-Increase Bills Payable.

The National Lead Company, which is
sued its report for the year ended De-
cember 3d. 1912, yesterday showed net
earnings OF S.42.233, compared with g.
Az. 347 in 1911. and s2.5ss.33 in 1910. After
the payment Of 81. 7o5. 732 in preferred divi-
dends there remained a balance Of $780,
sol, which Is equal 10 3.s per cent on the
company's s2o.655. 100 outstanding common
stock, compared with 3.5s per cent earned
the previous year.
In regard TO an increase OF Sl,i5o,oo in
notes payable President William W. Law
renee explained that this was due to a
disincllnstion on the part Of the manage
ment TO make new issues OF stock or
other similar forms OF financing while
short term loans can be made with the
banks
The total number Of the company
stockholders on December 81 was 6o5f'
OF which g. -. OF - per cent, are women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BRYANT AVE. n cor 1881 st. Josapl
Shanoke agt Cieri Construction co ct al
March l. 1872 tby deposiU, $40 81.
10Th S'r. 2o2 and 2ot East. Patrick liolohar
agt BrctthOlZ Frumhoz Construction Co ct nj
Nov A. 1912. Sl.173
l1TH AVE. 49, and 457. Schwartz a Steine
Iron Works agt Peter McGlrr ct al. Jan 10
1915 $500
nth AVE. cor s1th st: Daniel Darrov
agt Peter McGirr ct al Dee 81. 1913 Si2i
18TH ST. 100 West. Benjamin CHASER ag
Rudolf SchweiZer ct al; July -. 1912: $50
4sTH Sr. 10 East; oriental Freproof Sash
and Door 90 agt Julia ward ct all Feb II
1915 500
SAME PROPERTY: Clarence T. smith ag
same. Feb 81. 1913. SOL
SAME PROPERTY: Bayer Cation 60 az
same. Feb n 1913; Sl.043 10
SAME PROPERTY Iiecla Slate Co ag
same; Feb II, 1913: 1923.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
,With name aud address Of lenders Attorney
Manhattan.
MARCH ~

BOONE ST. rs 2JxiO0: June 10 1911. Vim
cent FORTUNATE 20 JOS Rogs. $50; attorney.
john l. Bernstein. - Bceanan st.
AUDUBON AVE. cor JGGth ~. 3i.llx05;
March IL. 1905 Isaac LiDermen and aJi0. tTus
toes. TO Jos f. Stier; $4,000. address. IL
Broadway.
CONVENT AVE. cor 10th Ut runs g
ll3sx IJ4N 73Gx sw l40x SIS TO beg
June 10. 1872. Manchester Conrtruction co 10
New York Trust Co: 10000. attorney, Fred
erirk \ snow. IL Wan ri.
CONVENT AVE. cor 1880 It, 20oylOo.
Moran. $4,000; attorney. Lawyers Tile In
sura ace aud Trust Co 100 Broadway.
DIVISION IT. 30. 1876 II of Clinton 81.
runs n 1iAx II e ls.sx 14.2I ~ to IT
II to beg: Oct 81. 1895 Amelia Rubinsky
to isaac Golustein: $4,000. attorney, III
schwarz. 1870 Fulton st
LEMON AVE. cor l43d ST. p lixsJ. Aug
I. 1872. Kath II Schaeiller to Harry : Frost;
81. 10. attorney Jos y Meany, 20 Broadway.
PARK AVE. n, $40 IT OF 10th ST. Tx
s5.3: March 4. 1907, Alex and Mary MERCER to
Bridget Connolly. $500: attorney. Antonio
Ferme. l92 EoweIy.
81 NICHOLAS AVE. n W cor l22d st. lis.jx
g.. 2xlOO iixI24.2: July 20. 1911. sutherland
Realty Co to Chas Llttieiied admr. so 100.
attorneys james. Schel x Elkus 40 Broad
way.
30 AVE. n cor 4G,h st. 25xiOO oct 10
iJU2. Patrick Curley 10 Maurice Grady. salts
fed without production Of mtg. bv order Su
premc Court. Justice Vernon NJ Davis March
IL. 1873: 5000.
I,TH ST. III East. Us (; OF irving pl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
SALE Of HOSPITAL BUILDINGS TODAY
New York Nursery Site Occupies Entire Block Front IN Lex
inqton Avenue Between 50th and 51st Streets
yM zrIGL Err BUYS PLOT ADJOINING FRICK PROPERTY

corner of Washington street. The Cruik-
shank company and Robert X. Ralney
We're the brokers in the deal.
l. b. W'akeman was the broker in the
sale of the Arleigh apartment house. AT
No GIG to 620 West l15th street, by the
North Holding Company ,Muiliken ~
Moellerl.
The annual election Of officers of the
TAXPAYERS Alliance of the Borough or
The Bronx will be held this evening at
mont avenue
The j. T. Whiton-Stuart company was
the broker in the recent sale or the
three story dwelling house No. BIZ Lex
ington avenue for Sallie n. Hubbard 10
Walter f.. Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Mar, Nelson 10 Lincoln Trust 90 - assts)
American Mortgage 90 TO Mary Nelson;
same 70 same. sIs.o57.
Guaranteed Mortgage co TO Julia Hyser'
lillian simon TO Mark Harris; $500
George e Kolbe. trustee. 10 George G hoooe'
George g Kobbc and ano. trustees. to Phoebe
Peters. $500
clara Best. exr. to Title Guarantee and Trust
co. $1,000 49,
90
fsidor Brodow to Lillian Simon: 81
Henry Acker 20 Adolf Knofel; 81
New York Life Insurance co 20 New YORK
Mortgage and Security Co: $4,000.
Nov York Mortgage and Security Co 20
Ffautlin savings Bank. 10000.
Sist street 90 % Joseph Corn 500.
~, '''' -
David TIppmann to Gustav Lippmann: 500.
David King. trustee TO Bennett J King 81.
same 10 same. 81
David King ct al. exrs. to David King.
90 40. trustees. 81.
Fanny EudOmn TO Consolidated ina Co
same to same s. 500
Clarence Jakobi to Elizabeth r.ynde;
$500.
Frank Capiollo 10 sclara Holding GO: 1890.
cusnyus Sidenbcrg 70 Theresa Sidcnberg;
5000
ieuis NJ Isaac. exr to New York Trust Co;
I-idor Iolbowitz 10 Jacob Hauben. $500
John Borsstcde 20 J Chas Grasmuk'
81 40
Theresa sidcnbcrg to Lawyers Title lnsur-
anro and Trust 60. So. O'o.
Herman p BIndseil 90 " Robinson. 81.
Nathan Kirsh 20 TITLE Setback. sl2. 800
New York Life Insurance and Trust Co.
trustee 20 Irving Savings Institution. $4,000.
Lawyers Mortgage 60 to Mount sinai Hos
uitl OF city OF New York; Sls,Wp.
same to Albany city Savings Institution;
SO 900
Edw Schlacfler 70 Marcela + Free. $500
samuel Blttsrman 20 ALERT MamlOck. 81. o39
Mary ! NcisoL TO Lincoln Trust CO. trustee :.
81
Trustees % thc Madison Square Presbyterian
CHURCH 90 German Savings Bank SOS 900
American Mortgage Co TO John Bowers,
trustee. $1,000.
John Il Bowers. trustee. 10 Mary I Nelson.
$1,000
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 10
New Y0ri, E'c and Ear Iunrmary. Sli 900.
Same 10 Lawyers MORTGAGE Co: $1,000.
l.l1ide Waist 10 Anna Wolf. $500.
llir Pluusr 20 Henry Flumcr 81.
VIM r. Diilcr to Bronx Borough Bank
$1,000
VIM II MAYER 20 Rachel Weinstein; 81
isidorc Jackson TO Lillian i Myers. 81 O65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CONCERTS ROOFING TILES.

SEALED BIDS will be received ny .sy.
Board OF Water supply. at its once" unit
II A. NJ on Tuesday. March IS, 1919. d
Contract 1870. for roofing with rein nrsss.
concrete tiles i've superstructures ion Ipccok
neck saging chamber and FOUNDRY Tbes,
and Indian Brook siphon chamber Ard
buildings are on the Catskill aoueeus' con
are being constructed under anotne' ,osnl
tract. The work 10 located In ,hu n,ips-
Of Fishkill. Duchess County. anu
town. Putnam County, New YORK .,as will
AZ tho above place and time the bios Is
be publicly opened and read. Psn9eo con
containing information for bidaers an above
tract drawings can be obtained az sm AoIIs n
Address BY depositing the sum OF yer paf.
lS10.) for each pamphlet. For iur'"s
ticulars see Information for BIDDERS. .,asat
CHARLES STRAUSS; rse'''
CHARLES y. CHADWlCh'
JOHN l.. CALVIN. cuoely.
Commissioners Of the Board or Wate.
JOSEPH =. MORRISSEY. secre's''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
TALL HOUSE ON SMALL LOT.

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton Of an eleven story apartment hotel
on the north side OF SD street, 800 feet
west Of Columbus avenue. for John NJ r..
IL Will have a frontage OF 40 feet
depth OF q feet on one side and 2o.S att
on the other. IL will have facade or
brick and limestone. fircproof and
equipped with an elevator, having the
dining room on the eleventh floor and the
Office in pent house on the roof. Mann
e. MacNeille are the architects. The cost
has been placed at $4,000.