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ATTACHMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

MAcoMBER. WA n. exr Annie r Ronwlci.;
TO Emma c Matthewson. -. -. -. ~
DODGE D STUART. to Isabella rrS ano
RoTTER, SALLY. to Jacob I,ederer $500
JONES, LOUIS NJ. and ano to James Won
xi% SS Abri. .si ano. to Louis NJ j; ;TS:
ui I'D BRAS DiEpRrcH O. err Jno ii Q
HIldebrand. to Diedrich q Hhdebrand;
trustee Carrie c Morits. .......... $1,000
SAME: as trustee Carrie G Moriz, to cla,1
TITLE t co to Jas Trowbridge,
trustee for Mary Davis. ....'..''.i 5'o o0o
LEVIN EMMA r. to Walter h L'" ,is.Soo
HA SK wM y, admr, to Eli u Hacs;
xR1r"IIEiwI'rciH. sAML 4. to Jacob Ro.!.;
y TITLE iNs co to Maurice barry sIyy;;
SANE to Helen $ ogIiyie. .;..... is5.O..o
THE HOLDING co to David Zipkin $4,000
OATES. OLIVE F. sdn. to Ella L,ilie
EQUITABLE TRUST co OF Y to Law;
Lhsw XIV Ems G %rGd co to Mary Doh.r!y
LAWYERS TITLE ms co TO Z 5
oLiSER, saul and sno. to Max Fucker 8
ATH TITLE r iNs 20 to Guaranty Trus, g
H4RT, rkIEDA. to international Fidelity
Bronx.
| BRODsKY sIpNUND, TO Isaiah Schonor ~
| SCHOFLER. ISAIAH 10 National surety
sEniID,MAX. REBEccA j, TO Alkaline 20;
! lRtechek
RITsERT. JOHANNA. to Israel RikSn 81
DAVIES. CLARENCE, 70 liEEI.
THE TfI9'G Gran TRUST co to Rose Msr:
SOUND RLTY co to J Clarence Davies,
| S.. $50
GILt.lGAN. CHARLOTTE NJ. to Adam sim.
| minus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..... 81
DAVIES. J CLARENCE. TO Jos harsch.
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Brys OPPOSITE CARNEGIE HALL.

WEST FIFTY SEVENTH STREET-N.
A. Berwin & Co. have sold for the estate
Of Louis de Bebian to Louis II. Chalis
l65 West Fifty-seventh street. "A four
story dwelling, on lot 2ixi0O.5. opposite
Carnegie Hall. The buyer will alter
tho property for business purposes and
hold IL for investment. Oscar Eng
lander represented the new owner AS
attorney.
WEST 4STH STA. 4. Hageman has
sid for the Hageville Realty Company
to Charles Marshall the dwelling at 232
West Forty-eighth street
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Psrt v--Before pelany, j. Case un-
Psrt VI No day calendar.
Part VII Before Ford. case un-
Part vuI-Before Blanchard, ]. Case un-
Causes 20 be sent from Part III to Parts
" Y, VII and vlII for trial.
N2 IS 81, 81. 81. ! :ss :s is "a sss::s
Part IiI-Before Phiibin Nos 500,
ssi s::a. $40, $50. Inquest-No' asa Case
,,Pa!t iyUsotGsT' GrssnH 'nSn,. J3No' $780,
Par, 7v%Bcfore whiteker, .J.-Nos. 7N,
WA, -' s''s $50" 81. $50. 500. Case un'
.'' y 81 SEX az s"T ST. sss ~ Case
part vIr-Betore Crouch. Mos, 1885,
Part vIlI-Betore Con. J-No.. SOL. $50
PAR ix-netor. Weeks, Nos. 7ss. 7s5
al, 81 sss 49, LIE ~ Soy Clear ar ''' TO- '
az. 7o7, .'9i, 6s7. Inquest No ss7' Case
nsT XASG%rn Saf FOR The N s5m o, ~,
Fart XIII-Adjourned for the term.
Part NIv.-Before PIatzek. Nos soa
Par, Ky -Adjourned for the term
Part NVt--Ad1ourned for the term,
- So. SO. $50 80 7si. 7si, 1878, ais 2s2
oI ~ isi, 1873, l7S2. '642' Case un'
90, III, 7ss' 2s5s. ss.t. 7ss, is5. Tia. IT'S
q sn Case unnnished;
=, S. court opens at 1850 \, II, 3.
.,,,ss' n Christian F. petm9ld John II yI Bon
Car. y Brockway, Max Jskinsky, Pete
Flo A. leonard Lehman, Fanny Nathan
n ID McNair, Josef Hodicks.
Surrogate's Court-Trial Term-Befor.
'' az csurt fo2Iss!fd rsImMPar si Be
for" Lynch. J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ
rI%' NJ ''I Tx p SH' natter. ''
Par, Trial Term.-Betore Ransom, J..
Ta 'i5 5s '' sSss cog? sc7s sca1 ' $3.50 ses
s' 5 o' sss si s $50 i s5sr rs iT 49, Il.
~, 10, i5os, lssS, 1884, is5s, 1897
@ iG; ; i' sssr i': Sos, ''s sio s si, ''s si
' r, PEA si R.io; s,s' rn clfsr JSo. as,
81. 7tc, sis. 1877. .7S 1911. ei'. 100. 72'
Part '' fII nnns,Ioes Smith. J.-cs. un
finished.
Par Iv.--Betors schmuck Case un
Part v.--Before La Fe,rs. Case un
finished
rsrt vI.-Before Green. Case un
finished
Part VII.-Before Delehanty Case un
finished
Per' vuI-Before McAvoy Case un
frishod
.aHses 70 he sent from Part !. 10 Part
III, rs V. VI, VII and VIII. for trial
KINGS COUNTY.
supreme Court--Appellate Division-Se'
oni Judicial Recommendations.
,Nuprrme Court--Appellate Term-Secon
Jv'i0la, Recommendations
supreme COuSt--SpeCial Term --befoi
Cftr'. = Court opens at 10 A M.-litisate
L,7'.u. Before Manning, J.-Ex part
Ui'ffra
Ipt. mo Court--Special Term Trials
-py caicndaryNos i2ii 1875 SS6. l2i
~ nno Is2 6Oi, ssS, l2i2 400, sss, z
lo'' l.t5 l.6S 1893, 1870, 1871, 2l72, l27
" = Highest number reached on the rel
~ ral l27i.
s.prsme Court-Trial Term-Part I.-B
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The twelfth edition ~ "Trust Companies
OF the United states" an annual publication
compiled and published nv the United states
Mortgage and Trust COMPANY. New York
will be ready for distribution within the
next few days
A n. Leach 4 CO. have been advised by
the Secretaria de Hacienda at Havana. cuba.
that Interior debt per cent bonds. nun
bered irregulsrly from 1851 to q7sbO.
amounting to $4,000 par value. have been
called for payment on November IS
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FIFTH AVE. CORNER AUCTIoNED.

The eleven story building at the north
west corner of Fifth avenue and Four
teenth street built by Henry Corn's Com
pany some years ago. was sold yesterday
at auction. II required only one bid of
100000 made by Leon Malraison. a party
In interest. to complete the change in
ownership. The membranes against the
property amounted to s3Sl, 207. Joseph T..
Day was the auctioneer
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SOUTH CHURCH TR

Final steps In the sale OF the Old South
Church property Mt Park avenue and
Eighty -ffth street to the Presbytery or
New York was taken yesterday when
deed was filed conveying the property
for a consideration OF s225,0 subject
10 A mortgage for $4,000
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MORTGAGES.


(with name and address of lender and
lenders Attorney
East Side
east of Fifth ay, between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
Any n Howisnd 70 Il 8 Trust Co OF y Y,
Stewart 9Gs rs sD 6 10y Il wa iSI 1870
West Side.
west Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th SITS
DIST ST, ioe-2s ". SIS. t?5 ioth sv, :Sox
Mtg CO. is Wall ST. Oct 20. demand. sp g;
"sT ST az i, a'4 ry rru. Co. o., e.
due Nov /, 1917. p c; attys. stewart 4
srH 4 Rv wan cor 55th St ssiiiioo4wsGs.oSDU
iso T%sy. oct Is, 3 yr.: s,He, ~ 900 90
"Elis J chaplin to Ti,s 9 4 c. ia
Bway Oct 2s, due as per bond 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island north OF 10th ST
ls6TH ST, SIS. 1858 sth av, lsx<elo-
cora c Rushby TO Rebscca Beckett. 2ie
" lS;Fch p st, yrs Pc; atty, L az a.:
Au G1 isS s XS cor iicth st, ,ooIi:S
r ma $ corpn 10 CITY Mig CO. IS Wal
4, OF %. demand po' atty 4 g, snS sSj
thorough OF The Bronx
hs s7'saiGs1E AS MOB @os.ss %i Haw a.
p c; atty, Frank Gass, Inc. 2nS West.
R0 SsfsifE sT,, Poplar st. $50,
stringham, 2i2S Valentine ay, Oct as. yr
p G; atty. Raymond strinshAm.. 81
JEGKsoN Az i4ittt; iRs,Ss.s;s's MSja;SSsi::
a,ys ss,s sAs' o Te sSs D'F 800
COTTAGE PL, 8, plot begins at W io
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BUYERS FOR l.. I. LOTS.

Long Island properties were offered at
voluntary auction yesterday In the Nesey
street salesrJom from the stand of Bryan
l.. Kennedy. plot OF sixteen lots on
Rus. ell road between Pepperidge and Ray
View roads, Oakdlle. was sold to Ru-
delphi Cohn for total OF 5000. and in
Long Island city sixteen lots on Fitting
street between Queens ulevard and Nell
son avenue were knocked down at from
$500 to 1855 lot.
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Cotton state. Weather,

For Sorth Carolina. South Carolina and
Georgia. fair slightly warmer. today fair
to- morrow.
For Alabama and Mississippi fair. slightly
warmer. to-day; fair tomorrow.
For Louisiana and eastern Texas, fair to-
day and tomorrow,
For western Texas and Arkansas fair to-
day and tomorrow.
For Oklahoma, fair to-day and to-rof-
row; little change In temperature.
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s7oo.ooo MORTGAGE RECORDED.

A mortgage loan for the unusually large
amount OF 100000 was recorded yester-
day. The money was advanced by the
CITY Mortgage Company TO the 400 West
Thirty-first Street Company. II is to be
repaid on demand and bears per cent
interest At 4o6 to 426 West Thirty-hrs'
street the McKeon Realty Company Is
completing n fifteen story commercial
structure to house the printing trades. Its
estimated cost is $1,l00,000 and IT Is the
largest commercial structure In the Penn
sylyanla zone.
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SIS Perugia. $50 miles east OF Sandy Hook at
, a. NJ. yesterday.
SIS Antilles, New Orleans. sH miles south
of Sandy Hook az noon.
IS Alamo Mobile, i+3 miles west of Tampa
bar al noon
SIS City Of 81, Louis Savannah, 41 miles
south of Sandy Hook AZ noon.
So Seminole. ssnto Domingo, SEA miles south
SIS III Rio. Galveston, I2 miles north OF
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BROADWAY HOTEL AT AUCTION

The Continental Hotel, formerly the
Hotel Albany, at the southeast corner OF
broadway and Forty-first street, will he
offered at auction on November 10 by
order OF the Supreme Court through
Joseph p. Day in suit 10 foreclose n
$4,000 mortgage brought by Florence
l.. Mabie against the Forty-frst Street
Realty Company.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Huggins Estate, Manhattan, capital slcn.
900. directors, nathan Huggins. Everett y
Huggins, Great Neck. l.. L. Almon W
Eaton. Wolford. y. II.
Fordham Heights Realty Company. The
Bronx capital $1,000: directors VI DO.
heny, +. Il. Knowlton and f.. VI. Beyhi
New York city.
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Referees Appointed.

Nv Justice Donnelly-Matter OF city n.
v Charles NJ. Russell; n, Y. Tr Co VS.
iaa W 10Th st. Co, william l., Schoen.
BY Justice Giegerich-Pearl vs stoopack'
Henry A. Friedman; ,.,,. ., c,, ~
v Two cases Charles O'Sullivan; Raffe vs.
Enrich, Matthew u Doyle; Peyser VS. Clar-
.nce Realty GO, Myron Sulzberger; Tucker
a.. pnsner James e. Connell; Niekemper
vs. I.ese, Middleton portland Hess VS.
iandecker W, =, Kilby: Met Life Insurance
20 vs. Horwitz, Philip 4. Carroll; Helms
h.imer vs. Myers Roger Sherman.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 2s-The cruiser
Cleveland has arrived at San Diego; cruiser
town at Manzanillo. Eunboat Annapolis and
transport Buffalo at Mare Island; battieship
Utah at Rockland; hattleship Virginia al
Boston; battleship Delaware at Norfolk
battleship Michigan at Tangier Sound and
destroyers Jouett. Tanning. Cummings and
Burrows at Norfolk.
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spc; stty., T O at Co, l1e Bway $4,000
ARTHUR Av, ., Sill 17sth ST. 3es. iSge $
VIM c Bergen to Bernard Duny,
2liO Arthur av. oct ~, due as per bond ndG
PLOT begins 81 from Fordham I'd
(prior 10 Nov /. 1879 and as from
Tiebout av s7.lx3ssxa7.3, being rear part
3O2 FordhaO rd-Geo Donnelly TO Della
Mcnamara, lies wierheid ST. Bklyn. Oct
30 yrs. a c: atty. ' Co. 80
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These navy orders were issued;

Capt d, Coffman from Boston yard 20
Naval War College,
Capt W. r. Rush from command OF the
Florida 10 command Boston yard,
Lieut.. W, y. Newton from the Cheyenne
TO command OF the H-3
Lieut.. W. r. Munroe from command HIS
to Union Iron works, San Francisco, and
Craig shipbuilding Company, Long Beach
Cal.
Ensign r. A, Hall from tho South Da
kota 10 the Paul Jones,
Ensign o. W. Wolfe from the Connecticut
20 Great Lakes training station.
Ensign =. NJ, Bates from the Charleston
to the Alert
Assistant Surgeon J, y. Basin to receiv,
ing ship at Norfolk.
Pay inspector IL. A. Dent from navy pay
once. Philadelphia, to settle accounts and
wait orders,
Paymaster W. c. Fite from bureau sup.
plies and accounts TO charge OF navy pay
officers school, Washington.
Chaplain $. X. Evans from the South
Dakota TO the Utah.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

AID AV, 2o76 to 2OsO-Rubenstaf- Bros ngt
Film Amusement Co, Inc er---' July -,
49, 1SsnGslsd, Indian >,iyio,o,t
90 AIT same July "a 1914 tcancelled). tl9
SAME PROPERTY-A Shemel A. Co agt
same July rs, 1914 cancelled si7b
SAME PRoPERTY-ENceislo Metal Cell
ing Co sgt same. July 10. 1914 ivs.
cated) .,,,,...,,,,,..,...'' '''''slso
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AKRoN. Ohio. oct. 2s.-Directors OF the
II. T.. Goodrich Company declared to-day
the regular quarterly dividend Of Ia. per
cent. on the preferred stock. payable Jan
uary TO stockholders OF record December
81
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APARTMENTS To LET-FURNIsHED.

TO sUBLET FROM NOV. list IN THE
LORRAINE. EAST 9TH STREET A
nEAUTlFuLLY FuRNlsHED APART.
MENT or PARLOR . BEDROOMS AND .
RATHS CAN he DIVIDED.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan,


s<TH ST. IL E--Koslow Iron Works. Inc
ast Harry sherman ct al faction to de-
clare lien); atty, Is Kronenberg,
SHERMAN AV, W cor 2O4th st, l00xilO--
Allen Townsend ast Lawrence Mulligan
ct al foreclosure of mtg), atty, NJ
Goodrich.
CHAMBERS ST, n . cor William at. 27sx
2i6-East River Savings Institution agt
Andrew Gilssy ct a. foreclosure OF
mtg) atty, O II Hubbard.
18TH ST, q. 267 W OF I'd av, 2Sxa2--
Henry Wacker ast Emile Hoffman ct al
foreclosure OF mts); attys, Loeb, Bern
stein q Ash.
9th ST. 2i7 and 2lo B-August Musler ast
Kroywen Realty Co ct al faction TO fore
close mechanics Hem; atty. II Her
man.
lsJTH ST. 652 w A william Pilgrim agt
Ensign Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF
mtg); atty, Lippold.
Bronx.
10th ST. +pi-493 E-Beekman Const Co
akt Aurora Investing Co ct al foreclosure
OF mtg); attys. Morrison d Schin
l40TH ST, t9b-+e7 E-.Same agt same. fore-
closure of mtg; attys, same.
10th ST. i9s-boi E-NSame agt same, fore
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s--These army
orders were issued to-day;
Chaplain II. l. Winter 20 Eighteenth In
fantry.
fAntry, to Boston as inspector-in tor
with organized militia OF Massachusetts.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises s:23 sun sets t5T. Moon sots. % ,
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyIk a24 Gov Island ASS Hell Gate. .6;+5
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k 1881 Gov Island II IS He'll Gate. IL IS
Arrived WEDNESDAY. October "a
SIS San GiorVio. II \. NJ. Almcria. October H.
SIS san Lorenzo. - ~ p e London, October Ia.
s. Frutera, 1856 p NJ. Kineston, october =.
SIS Munwood : 80 =. " MAan2as, October u
s. III Alba. Galveston, OctObrr y.
So Hamilton, Norfolk. October II
IS SIT. Baltimore, October ~.
SIS Nrybergen. Newport News October ~
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS San Giovanni. at Naples.
SIS Regina 'ltalia, az Genoa,
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Celtic from Liverpool.
SIS Duca q Aosta, from Genoa.
SIS Stampalia. from Palermo.
SIS MORO Castle, from Havana
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Cu.,om. Receipt. ssAo,soa.a3.

The total receipts for duties at the Gus
TOM House yesterday were $40 5035 80. Of
which sl95. G309S was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
t344S7255 for recent importations
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Supreme Court Calendar.

WASHINGTON. oct, 2s,-The day call o
the supreme Court for tomorrow Is; MOI
as. "a, 10, IS, SO. 81. Sc, Al. ~ and ~.
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NEW okh ''lNIl.
Supreme Contemplate Division-Re-
Supreme Court-Appellate Term-Reces
Supreme Court--Special Term-Part y.
BEFORE Pendleton. J. Motion calendar called
- 1890 A NJ.
q 1880 A. NJ. Tx pGr'e matters
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MADISON At. iO7, n e. 25xlos-Iulis Al,
lowich TO Benz Rinaldo, 500 Cathedral
Parkway. : part, all title. all liens,
oct az; atty, Hy VI Plateau. 81 Chamber
sp sr ss r, 50. .2ii W ID av. 2siIs7lx
90 Sxbss-Estelle wohlgemuth to Noah
James 794 T. ibsth at, mtg $4,000,
July IS. atty. Irving Rosenbaum. lte
isTH ST. sos Il. a % e Ay A, s7.srlo, .
VIM Jaw. Redtord. n Y. trustee win Mary
n Field. oct o. atty. W Gambler, ~
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RECORDED LEASES.
uhaftan

s6TH ST. $50 w,sth and 9th lofts-Andrew
CONSTR co to VIM Jackmans Sons. II W
SAD st, yrs from Feb /. 1918. o.. 900
MONTGOMERY ST, IS: store-Max Gold to
Louis Machber. SIS Montgomery st, 2 yrs
GRAND ST. .5ss, sll-Thos Lovely TO Louis
Schmitt. $50 Grand ST. yrs from May l.
1917 atty. David schtn, 1 Essex st 81, 200
MULBERRY ST ls2 store and part base
ment--Jss L March TO Leonardo Lanosca
1871 Hester at. 6-i2 yrs from Apr 80,
1915 attys, Fitch. NJ q @, 80 Nassau
i.eTH 81. ss,ii w 'ail.Hamilton Holding ding
Co to Gustave Corn, ITO W l43d ST. 3 yrs
from Oct !, 1914, .,,.,.,.,., $3.50
SD AV, 1911 store and basement-Nellie
Scott to Max Mandel ESQ f 9th st. 2
yrs from Oct /. 1914: address (2), 1917
on hN''''' '''''''' ''''''''' ''''' viz uu
Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, n cor 1894 st,
space In main hall-Kellwood Rlty Co TO
Rafael Riddo, l07s Southern Boulevard,
5.yrs from Sept /. 1914; atty Tony Parco,
1914 Southern Boulevard .,.,,s240 10 t420
RIDER Az, at is5th st. 200, all
Ellie Dwyer to Louis Dwyer, 4i2 T. l35th
ST. 10 yrs from Nov 1, 1918; atty, r NJ
Burshard. III Bway $1,000 to 1900
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


with name and address of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted ad
dress party Of second part)
DowutOwn,
Connecticut western news., 1914-04-16
HEARING ON TOLLS
 BEGINS IN SENATE
Ton Senators Appear In Sup.
 port of Their Bills.
REGIONAL BANK CRITICISM

Debate on Selection of Twelve Reserve
 Cities Starts = Southern Senators, T Who Favored New Orleans Over Dai-,
 ias and Atlanta, Voice Loud Protests:
 First Attempt. to Investigate. =S ess. -
 The senate's consideration of the re peal of the tolls exemption granted American ships using the Panama ca. nal, was formally begun. The Sims re- peal bill, passed by the house. was be- fore the interoceanic canals committee. J Ten senators, who have introduced bills referring to the tolls controversy, were expected to appear in support of their measures. Their testimony con sumed most of the day. and the com mittee hoped to begin granting hear ings to individuals who have applied to present their views on the tolls fight
 Debate over the selection of the twelve regional reserve cities for the new federal banking system was also resumed in the senate. The discus sion followed the calling up by Senator Hitchcock of his resolution providing that the organization committee of the federal reserve submit all it's data and the reasons upon which the fixing of reserve districts was fixed.
 The resolution is the first attempt made in congress to investigate the selection of the reserve cities. Its in troduction followed a hot debate. par ticipated in mostly by southern sena- tors. over the selections of Atlanta and UN-l n,.I- tor Ransdell of Louisiana is authority for the statement that an attempt would be made to have the reserve board overrule the selections of the or Ganization committee.
Connecticut western news., 1914-04-16
OBSERVE JEFFERs0N's BIRTH.

Proposes Memorial-Would Name Will
 Thomas Jefferson's birthday ami versary was celebrated in the house with Representative Clark, Democrat, of Florida making a speech and pro posing that President Wilson, Chief Justice White and Speaker Clark be named as commission to arrange for memorial to mark Jefferson's birth place at Old Shadwell, Va.
 Representative Johnson, Democrat of Kentucky prevented consideration of resolution to that effect on the ground that other business was pend ing
Connecticut western news., 1914-04-16
WEST co RNW ALL

The Easter services at the chapel were better than usual the children taking their parts more readily than sometimes. The Easter lilies, daffodils and potted plants with the pleasant weather made it seem really Easter. ....
 Miss Laura Baldwin, who has been with Miss Minnie Cochrane a number of years died last week. The funeral was held Tuesday from Cornwall.
 MT. Jim O'Donnell, who fell some weeks ago and broke his leg. was unable to rally. The funeral was Monday.
 MT. Harold Pratt is at his uncle's for a few days during the Easter vacation. } Miss Nellie Rogers and her friend, Miss Johnson are at the home of Dwight Rogers for their vacation.
 Mrs. Robinson and Marjorie are with Miss Minnie Oochrane.
 The Ladies Missionary Meeting ap- pointed for Friday is next to the last one for this season, as after the May meeting no # hore are held until septem- Der.
 On Monday there was fire on Tower Dale which burned fiercely for several hours.
 Miss Lillian smith and her father started Tuesday for three weeks visit ln nlyria, Ohio. where MT. Ed Smith and family are living.
 The Spring Conference of the Housa- tonic Valley 0. E. Union will be held at West Cornwall, Saturday April Both. Among the speakers secured are Rev. 0. F. Bailey. of Collinsville, who will present and lead the discussion on the new State Standards. Rev. James H. Ecob, D. D. President of the Soclal Ser vice Institute of New York is expected to address the conference on "The Re- ligion of Social Service" The program is not yet complete but it Is expected that members from New Milford, Kent and Cornwall will take some part in the exercises. Lunch will be served at noon by the West Cornwall society. ".'s