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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-31

fNlfh name ana ADDRESS or owner anu
attorney n attorneys name is omitted adj
dress party Of second part.
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth ST.
PEARL ST asi, " > 92xlS2.James Con.
way to Cath a Conway, 39l Pearl st; Aug
- atty, J L Carroll Poughkeepsie;
WATER ST. si7.s. :. as.ix7s-Pauiins + =
Rarber to Michael j Ginnane. 27i Macon
=, brooklyn; MFG $1,000; July ,iioSG;
RrrTGGEns r TO- go cor Jefferson st. 25..xss7
arI y j Aug ss' attys, Marks n
EAST RtEeoRt'BnwAY ali, IS, '25.ix7siOEjas
Regain, ref, to Ella Hopkins, Tarry-
town, ; s. Aug 2s; attys' Yer Pl9nc ch
srH Az 5 v cor West Washington D.
7E4SmFrsnk xd Hogan ctI% ssife YT IS
Crosse, Wis, and ano, lis part all title ,
mtge. 10000, Aug 10. atty q Co. i56
...''' East side. - 100 800 WV
East of Fifth az between Fourteenth and
'sD ST. 3Is-325 Z. -.--James Conway
70 Cath A Conway. Sgl Pearl St Aug %;
atty, Carroll Poughkeepsc, \
wTH ST zee =, :. 233i Sd av. TASK
ss2.Emma 4 Lube TO Herman stein
safer $ 40 nassau s,. aug go a'',i
SANE rRoP,ERTY-H erman steinkamp 70
81 Aug ~ same attys,...::,,.....,:.
AYE a. :. $40 SIN 81, 2Xsi,James
conway 10 tAth a conway, 1911 Pearl NJ !,
Aug. -; atty. Carroll. Poughkeepsie
l'''.''' ''s.,.... ..,....... SlOO
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF liOth ST.
l?i,h ST $. $50 . % av, "a 1x99 IL
$500; July al; atty l. 7 Go, $50 Broad
Lesson AZ s. 80 is?d st. 5ox75-R SosS
t,.'o5Sk 10 Louis Block Is f Goth st. oct 81
lltrI ST n 5. i0Ys convent ay. I4ss
~ u, Emma VI kolb and ano to The
49,. c.. 40 - Nicholas Az. mtge. $4,000
AXE ~ @'N'' Du'on a Roe Al f ,G%
18TH ST, 5 5, 1884 V st Nichoias av iIsSX
fr. J Jar.Sy DC9In ,H re- Inv 10 WI Jsf
$500 attys. Rose 4 packus, l2s Broad
way '''''''''. ,'''.-. ''''''''' sl,OOO
jronN.
Borough Of Tho RronxD
ID ST, IS, $50 Av y oUnIonporp. 5OxIOs--
MI ANGUS To Sarah Angus Cwlfep.
aJ s MGsrI' ay An9 Ass ~ M W5ss, s5a59
L}.N u! q S7s, map Lohbsuer Park
La' w., w Sargyenirei 70 Johanna Blrnhampt.
'r'srs 4 Co, lOti fremont av,..., 500
|.| a''. same map-Samr 10 Emma Toer-
&c. AZ Ylamsron',,k oS sy, Mamaroneck. y
'"" t"L Az Cnstlchtl Az. lO5xS8--
tun's j. sullivan 10 Caroline Mu.sig, 2Isi
f rf'..i'4 II a. az AqE 2' atty, Jas + bon;
L4I 9'2. map Laconla Park-Jeremina
. IN ~, 70 Angel" Tusc5cl"rone, 2?9 e
r E@aalon 10 Court st, Brooklyn ',.,' $3.50
EW% m pSloI rL "a p3.o ~ J. q sIst g.
e. H-ls ~ =, mtg $1,000; atty, a r
hrLL. Az 80 :. at 2O5th st, seittt
!, David R9senbaum to Morris Levy,
r g, "I,9l,'4 f'ya' Aug %; atty, T @
S.Nt rRorEHTY, Morris Lcycy 10 've'
XII. o. - W l-i ST. Aug 2', mtg
RN" BI,fnGE Az hcirg ,t -. - . fl"u
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BOROUGH OF BRooKLyS-roB SALE

DETACHED HOUSE. containing Nine
Rooms, all Improvements. on plot OF ground
tOxi20. In beautiful Kings Highway section
35 minutes to New York by Brighton Beach
a." Public and parochial schools two blocks
away: churches Of all demon nations near by
For sale at a bargain TO cash buyer; neigh
borhood first class. For particulars. address
BARGAIN. Box 1928 Sun Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. SO Sun sets. SO Noon sets. u g.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk 4ls Gov. Island. 40 Hell Gate. $50
Low WATER THIS DAY.
An AM AN
SandyH'k 1912 Gov. Island io:Al Hell Gate. 1921
Arriycd-SuNDAY. August 80.
SIS ST. Paul. S35 A. NJ. Liverpool. August -.
SIS YagucE, 200 A, NJ. Sagus. August Is.
SIS Espcranza. e25 p NJ, August 20, Tampico
August IS
SIS Espa gne. noon, Hayre August 20.
SIS Petra. 2l5 =. NJ, Aathnza August l5
IS Mohawk Jackson Vile. August ~
S. Prins der Nederlanden SIS p. ~, -.
Marc, August 20.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS AnconA, from Naples.
SIS Mon te video. from Cadiz.
SIS SURNAME, from Tea.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth st)
WATER ST, 357.s s. tx7s-Michl J
oinnane TO Pauline e Barber 2si clin.
ton az, Bklyn. Aug 3: pr mtg $1,000,
due June !. 1917, c; atty, T @ CO. ~
isTH ST, sis i. n s,.2,s |. Av n. ;5Sicss~,
Geo Bayer to woicott O Lane. trst Erz .
9 Lane. is Y 74th ct. Aug IS: due Sept.
n isi7. p c; atiys. Miller. X. l. T 90
west of Fifth ay between Fourteenth and
10th ste.)
3sTH ST. "a $50 9th av. 7sxss Geo
Kern TO Franklin Svss Bk. SIS sth ay,
Manhattan island. north OF iioth St.
i25TH ST. =, $50 I'd sv. "a lSss. Il
Richard Geitei a ano TO Marclar Rlty
Corpn. i?s B~ay. July al; pr mtg $500 i.
in.talments C. atty, l. In Co. !so
BNby s..s...'. .s.,........s .Sl'obO
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
HULL. Az, see AZ n q. 2osth at. 81; *
Traub, 200 w 6ith at. Aug IS; due, &C. as
per bond. atty. q T Co. i76 Broad !.
LOTS iic 4 iis. map l1O lot. paily est
oliver. o Plot to North side Mort corpn.
Ssi r listh st. Aug Is; due. &c. ne
per bond; attys Clocke, X, act Z
Lors II: & i7s. map portion Hun, est
Frank Heiman 30 Victor lehman, 2.0i I'd
s,. Aus 9s' s,tys, Frees & McE, ao:s
LGT 81. map 80 lot. Halsh, e,,-Anna :
Brown TO Edw Acker. T76 Forest av,
Aug II. 2 yrs. 81 G; atty. Edw "a 4
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

56TH ST, 40 w-Frances Blumenthal agt
Abraham slater ct al foreeios OF m'se' :
47TH ST ?5s WINNIE Liebermsn az,
samuel Kruwiteh action to compel
-, S - atiy, II Levin. ..,s-s
Thomas + Canrey ct al ast Matthew J
O'Bricn ct al faction 10 determine validity
95TH ST, - 40 LIST av. aSxiOo s--Robert
y Kenyon agt Potter Decker Realty 60
ct al (forecio, OF mtEe). aitys, W p &
9Th Az. n cor 25th 81. 2cxsO-sandhop
Contracting co agt Pauline Keller ct al
action 10 forecloS mechanics lien); atty
iosp = ST Nf III En- or,hopaedic pl.pensary
foreclos Of mtge), atty, II swain:
BOTH sT. - SIS "a av, l7.6xss5, and
other properly in Kings and Tioss eoun-
ties-Robert II Irwin ngt Il Delphlne lr-
win ct al tpartition); attys, Lynch
59TH ST. as w--Isidor FaIans ast Thirty.
eight West FIFTY ninth ST Co ct al ,ac-
tlon to enforce lien): atty. Abram-
" Rosa Marasco ct al foreclosure OF mort
gagel atty. j Z Greenberg
'O John BSw.r. rt u Eza NJ ManGo o'" :, al
B foreclosure OF MORTGAGE. atty, Ber-
land.
Charlotte j Herbst ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage atty, w T. COOK
LOT az map NJ Westchester Terrace-Kate
Norton agt Kate Norton ct al tpartI,ion)
atty. W l. Weaver.
RICHARD ST, g. bet sheridan and
Union sts known as Lot 1l73L-Ioril-
lard, Gath wardl-American Tax Lien
Co agt Annie + Brandt ct al faction 10
foreclose transfer OF tax iien); atty j
Schwebel.
Lot g. map Of Unionport. plot 2si-sidney
N Hickox agt Charles Heimstadt ct a.
faction to foreclose tax Hem atty. T. l.
Brlsach.
NEWELL Az. =. bet Elizabeth and Nor
ris SITS (known as Lot l32-B. map Of DIN
vile. No. ., 2tth Ward)-Peter Duncan
agt Sarah Y Rafewtz ct al faction 70
foreclose tax lien). atty E l. Brissch
CRUGER Az, 1990--Antonio De ellis agt
Louis c Rose ct al foreclosure Of mort
gage; atty, Kurzman.
SD Az. 405s- 4060-Jacob Wolf agt Nathan
Greenberg ct al foreclosure OF mortgage
atty, W l. Levy.
sd Az, 4062-Same ast same ct al tfore-
closure OF mortgage; atty, same.
NTH ST, 8, lls n " OF Park av, 23y
81 characterization Swenson agt Mary r
Mullins ct al faction to foreclose me-
chanics' Hem. attys Meier Van Devcer
LYMAN PLACE, :. 2C7.7 u OF Issth
ST. 5L7xSi. s-Frederick Schwartz agt
Annie LAMBERT ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE, atty, Wiclar.
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Sight. Seeing Yachts

obSFktAiION a IOCKlsf Aroun. Nsw
1ork Daily. Battery Pier. 1880. $50. Lecturer.
HLCfON TO tho ocean. Sandy Hook a Scot.
land Llghtship, $50. ret $50. Tel Broad 1914
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.

AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
no0 $500
,,. o~ a..
IN"
Manhattan and The Bronx.
MONDAY. AUGUST 81.
no uor,v pradv
..., a., IVY hen' 90. ,,o,n q, a.,
~. ETY. dwiSV n W scheper agt r =
Mclean 81 al; wing 4 r., attys; Albt
plumensiiel ref: due. slb.Io5'o'' taxes
g. hsO'ss. , , n..
arm CT a.. W e., ,sss w west End sv
:,s:. Realty Co a, WEI x ;,; s,!y' ~ >
i7,s.5O'. " ''' '''
nv Jo,eph p pay.
asTH ST. SO w. $, 1871 s,un,. .,
2oNioos. sty dwlg-J peatman. N
Trustees, ar I WW oss ref; due, s2i,.
s.7ss: taxes &c, ,iOstio, . o.,
.,y TINT and strs--Jos Fritz ct
Al az; Luigi Pi,,ili ct al; Amend =.
siyfg. tsx... &C. n,75sos
nv Henry Brady.
.sTu ST. is W. $. 2to W Contra, Psrk
West. 2oNioO II, sly nWts ys,S i,diyid
ter - al 'rnsees' as, a,,v. "a r Nag
S nv. 7 ret due. i3tiisii. taxes &c
'''''- .....,, ,,,.>,.r,
AT s2oS THIRD ANENlhI
py Anthony V. Casgiano'
,sa-u er. SIG y. n p SIS Union az. 90 ;
r-ti s'y n dwlg sheriff 'st,e or ~
Iht ~. Wn',n az Ns since, 4 n Led
, go on a,, gay '''
u,.nxrsnAy SEPTEMBER :.
~ -, vr.sry STREET.
"a. ttsnry brady.
.-,, 90. 4, a. 7os tenox av. :5x
-, ~ s,y dwig- Rank FOR savings aEt
s..,t. ! { rouncll ref. due. '7'sl''o'
axes SC. t1Te 96. 49,. -,
pycKNA$ 5. st. r. 'S avis 3aS Mc T" Hsmea
G"E Is at,ys' M u Riumen,hai ref; due
,g'ae3i taxes. &c 1855 S3 49,. .,.
5oti3o 'E dwls.-s n r Hemsn"acy e'B B.
stiys B5Hmsshtha'' ret "ue'
'aAes' &C -. u nav
,,, 60, ,, S a. ror Audubon av.
i'iTH :, 90, a., and stores~susar
Dsyia az, E y Graham et al, PAN ,apyl % PAY Y
at'N. II NeEsh rel "u''
.9tes sc; f4'v'' ,so a sv stlix
100 Il ~ ;enni ;nd .!ors'Ip ri.i blS.T,
= y s,'v.. Il. o'ii. cohalan. ref due
nv Dariel ,ireenNald
.r A. oq.s a. ga ioS,b -, tssxlOO
stv t,nnt and storc-sneriT's sale Of all
tight, title. &C. which Harold Thompson
had on June -, 1918, or since samuel
Bitterman, atty.
lat 2s0s THIRD ANENUE1
py tasorh y p,v
pxrp A. on-s .or iSo.h =. eltNtoas
4 irrer sty nat--,' A Cardashian ct al.
rus sr; : A Whistcn Co1stn 90 81 Al.
q II Corey. atty. j i Mcponough. ref.
due set7e7 a.: taxes &c sili7G7
IHIhSpAN' SEPTEMbEh D.
a. ~. NJ
,.,,.,, q. ,os.. ,
ht.'Nissn -" "A ~ ~,
=, - 49, - ~. 49,. 80. a. vi,
~ - ~ u" e W r ouinn
- "',io n, '9StH'", ,SsaT "a.
iufr yi3 600
by Joseph p. Day.
,,rST ST $50 " IS 40 = Sth ay l5xaali
? ~ dvFe-f ? place art / RYAN OF a .
Vols A 8 attys n G Stimpson ref;
due IS "a, 80. taxes &c SsSq 36
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i5sTH ST. $50 T.. IS ioxs6: also i5s,h
e.. 1919 Csuidwell av, strip ask
lamp, s 7o W i fgSO' st. 10 Aug 4; s,iYs
salter 4 S. 40 Nassau .,.,.,......... 81
SAME PRoPERTY--Herman steinksmp TO
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OSTRICH FEATHERS-A prominent

~
importing house is about to organize a
large ostrich feather mandatory; COM
petent and experienced foreman and fore
women required good salaries paid.
Apply by letter only, stating where last
employed and length of time. o, F., box
l64 Sun office.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
Downtown.

with name and address ~ owner and
attorney. n attorneys name Ii omitted ad-
dress party Of second part).
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PANAMA and West Indies Cruises. Send Tor
booklets. United Fruit Co.. II Battery Pl.. Y
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS to any port.
Omoial Agent all lines.
Ray mond a. Whitc0mb Co.. 22S 9th Av.. N. \
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CIArk's Orient Cruise. Feb. IL, $500 M; \. =
Rotterdam. y. e. Clark. Times bldg. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1914-03-01

pressure therapy," correct, and scientifically ac-
Curate.
WE have been using some Of these methods for a long
w time. We knew they worked; although we
didn't always know why. For instance long before
those golden days when it the custom for the ban
queter to retire and have his throat ticed by feather
in the hands OF a dutful slave, knew that vomiting
could be induced by touching definite areas in the
throat and at the base OF the tongue Also many OF us
have cured seemingly intracable OF hccup-caSeS
that refused Weld to everything from to 4 in the
pharmacop9ia-by simply grasping the tongue firmly
in a fold Of napkin, and giving it long pull, strong
pull and pull all together This must have stimulated
normal function in certain centers the tongue
or its roots; although we didn't know it, and many
OF Us DO not yet know it.
Then the oseopaths have for many years been elev-
ing various forms OF congestve headache by pressure
against certain in the palate the root of the
mouth Diseases OF the eye, OF an inflammaory or
Lucrative nature they frequently correct by pressure
applied directly bac, o. the soft palate (Medical men
New-York tribune., 1914-03-01

Will understand how TINS
may stimulate the otic
ganglion and the ophthal-
mic branch Of the fifth
neryeJ Also, by manipu-
lating and stretching the
soft palate and tissues
below the tonsils, they re-
lievc many cases Of lar
yngitis and sore throat.
Umbcrto Sorrentino, the
tenor, also we'll known as
a writer on musical topics,
for a number OF years
has wardcd off beginning
colds. and relieved the
tight" inheXible throat
which is the bane OF vo-
calists and speakers, by
grasping his tongue firmly
in a handkerchief, pulling
it a hard as could be COM
fortably borne, and wrig-
Cling it slowly from side
to side. This, he says,
eases up throat tension,
and frees the voice. He
wa led TO adopt this prac-
New-York tribune., 1914-03-01

dnt'IIt'Id
peculiar and unique feature Of this form of ane'-
thc,a is that it. effects last for almost two hours Con-
sequenty the irritation and acute pain OF operations
done under cocaine or other local anc;thcc5 have ten
dencv to subside before the nerves regain CONSEQUENCES
THE chcf value Of this ncrve-zone stimulation, how
ever, Is in the cure Of disease and in the rcict o.
various forms Of pain. Pcrhap, the most remarkable
cases exhibited from a medical viewpoint, were two
patients with inopcrablc tumor,.
one woman-who,c "hi,ory was iubs'antn'ed by
several physician, who had either treated her or seen
her in consultation a hard. dense growth, which
New-York tribune., 1914-03-01
BY EDWIN F. BOWERS. M. D..

tice from observing the beneficial effects
OF massage OF the throat in stimulating
and otherwise improving the circula-
ton and releasing the muscles from
the bound condition, which invariably
(n his case foreruns a cold. He rca-
soned that if external massage was
beneficial. internal massage should be
even more so; hence, the "wriggle
Also the Japanese, especially those
versed in that form Of assault and bat
terry known as Jiu-jutSu, have long
known that there are certain nerve
centers in the neck and under the angle
OF the Jaw, pressure upon which will
temporarily suspend consciousness. In
fact. their methods were tried by sur
geOns, prior to the discovery of ane,-
theSia; but were discarded, owing 10
the fact that no one could guarantee
that the patients would wake again
after the operation All these are
facts that have repeatedly been den
onstrated.
RUT when a man claims TO produce
surgical anesthesia OF the little
finger OF the right hand. Of the nerves
OF the teeth, eyes, ears, or even the feet.
by pressure in various places between
the inside of the teeth and the back Of
the throat, with an instrument not
much more imposing than a tat knit
ting needle-he has to convince a
delegation from Missouri. Yet DR..
FitzGerald recently accomplished this
before a group Of twenty-five physi-
clans and surgeons, and lone dentist,
in the operating room OF St. Francis
Hospital.
The first victim selected was a heroic
with q cOrp1a Of ,pcot-oI Iio tooth M
New-York tribune., 1914-03-01

cavity leading from the
nose to the throat,
pressed steadily for halt
a minute, and then pune
tured the distendcd ear
drum.-usually an eX-
tremely painful proce-
dure, but borne in this
instance without appar-
ent discomfort.
Following this, he re-
moved a splinter Of steel
from an eyeball. The
most marvellous feature
of this little operation
was the abolition OF the
wink reflex, the ten
dency Of the eyelid to
close when the eye
is threatened. This Is
practically the last sign
Of consciousness TO be
abolished, and is usually
found only in the stage
OF deepest insensibility.
However, theprobe could
be drawn over the STIR
face Of the eve or the
tissues surrounding Il, aS
though the patient wa
complctelyunder general
New-York tribune., 1914-03-01

right tonsl called the anterior pillar, YOU might re-
leve an attack Of rheumatism in the right shoulder
1t is hard for the layman to grasp these principles,
and il is even more difficult for the physician believe
in them And yet. if the daily successful practice Of
Dr. William II FITZGERALD, head OF the nose and throat
department OF St Francis Hospital, Hartford, Con-
nectcut and one OF the leading specialists in New Eng
land is any criterion health be restored in a vast
number OF conditions simply by pressing one OF these
three hundred push buttons
Il seems absurd and utterly impossible; in fact, /
s-ofed al the idea myself. until had the method
demonstrated on over score OF patients and had talked
with number OF physicians who were convinced OF its
truth There is comparatively nothing in the sciences
o; anatomy or physiology that recognizes these prin
ciples. The results achieved at Hartford are as yet
literally deeds without names; for Dr. FitzGerald
has been too busy during the last six years OF expert
rnent and development in relieving suffering and saving
lives TO concern himself about names In fact, he gladly
accepted my suggestion that the anesthetic principle
Of this new practice be called reflex aneshesia or IN
hbi,ion anesthesa, and the curative principle probe
New-York tribune., 1914-03-01

hospital orderly with couple OF unsavable teeth DR..
FitzGerad made probe pressure place in the throat
and the dentist trumphanty yanked forth two big de-
cayed teeth-the patient acquiescing gracefully
The next case was a gathering OF the middle ear
The surgeon passed straight probe through the right
nostril to point high in the vault Of the pharynx the
New-York tribune., 1914-03-01
Drawings by NJ. L. Blu mcnthal

SCIENTIFIC doctors arc discover
y ing 50 many new things about the
human head that they are begin
ming 10 despair Of ever finding out all
i, contains The latest discovery Is
that there are nearly three hundred dis
tinct push buttons" inside it, pres
sure upon which will switch of pain and
turn on flow OF glowing health, or
numb the nerves so that even the most
distant member OF the body may be
operated upon without discomfort; also
tha, this switchboard can be so manip-
ula,ed that diseased conditions in the
body may be relieved, even cured, by
mere pressure on the right spots in the
head
The most remarkable fact OF all is
that not one Of these buttons Is in
the brain. Indeed, many Of them are
where they can he touched with lead
pencil or the end OF a crochet needle.
For these little switches are distributed
over the tongue, the nose and the cav
itv back OF it, and the throat; and
pressure upon the proper ones with
the tip OF a cotton-wrapped metal
probe seems to stimulate normal funC-
,ioning of the organ or parts with which
this nerve connects.
Ii YOU knew the location OF two push
buttons under the root OF the tongue,
YOU could almost instantly correct some
forms OF throat trouble. If YOU could
ind the exact spot, low down on the
back wall OF the throat, YOU could, by
using a lead pencil with cotton
padded point, relieve, perhaps cure,
an attack OF backache And if YOU
could prod the correct place behind
that little upright membrane near the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
The city, or it's representatives, never even suqqested the purchase of

The city, or it's representatives, never even suggested the purchase of a motor driven wagon for the Nort9 = vests as there was no need for it and the city should not be asked to pay the freight. The city is pretty well protected without the Northwests, better now than ever before, especi- ally with a new motor fire apparatus located in the Thomas hose house and the big triple-action Niagara wagon that can reach any part of the North west within two minutes after re- ceiving the call. The Northwests claim that owing to being restricted to calls from specified boxes the re- ceipts from the city at $10 a run is not ample to pay the salary of the drivers. It would not be ample if that company responded to every bell alarm that was sounded. Still alarms have taken the place of the old-time alarms for every trivial fire. Nova days when fire is discovered in it's in cipiency, telephone call is sent for the Niagaras for everybody in town knows that it is the best equipped company in the city, with excessive crew at night and 9 full working crew in the daytime, and that the ap- paratus will be at the fire within a few minutes. That fact is the milk in the account.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25

For .years the Niagaras have aimed to be an efficient fire company and it's success along that line has created jealousy of the most bitter kind in some of the fire organizations, so
 much so that an officer of one of the companies remarked not along ago that the Niagaras imagine they are the whole department. It was the Niagaras who at their own expense purchased and operated for thirteen years the first automobile fire appar- atus to be used in active service in the United States, and without ex- pense to the city. and operated during all that time with asking the city to pay the salary of the or1vers, being content to take a chance on the reg ular allowance, and there has been many months when the salaries were paid wholly from the company treas ury and without murmur. There was no kick from other organizations in that period in opposition to the pro- greSsiyeness of the Niagaras
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25

In connection with the work of the Municipal Improvement society or rather the Municipal Art society, ref erence is occasionally made to that undesirable foreign element" and which is aimed chiefly at the Italians,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25

Tuesday evening at the home of Dea- con J. F. Palmer.
 Rev. Edgar D. Van Horn of New York city Is expected here the last of this week to commence a series of evangelistio meetings at the Seventh Day Baptist church.
 Samuel Jenchs has purchased the Moses Hart place.
 Miss Lottie J. Burdick visited friends at Hope Valley one day last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25

know of a little community of small fruit growers near a big city who have been working their fingers to the quick in past years and barely