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professional Cards

professional Cards
DIR. HENRY TUCKER. Residence, 10 Grove
ST., telephone, 258. Office, Leonard block.
2o-w
o. R. ALDRICH, M. D. Hours. 1890 to
$50 to 8. Office phone 1851: house 1852.
THOMAS RICE, M. D. Office and residence
over Vermont Savings Bank. Hours to 9
g. M, to and to D. m.
DIR. w y. LANE. Office and residence. 81
No. Main st. Office hours: Mornings until
=; afternoons until $50; evenings until 8.
Telephone, 43O.
DR.. @. B. HUNTER. Williston Block, over
SCOTS grocery. Office hours: l to 3 D. m
$50 to D. m Residence. West Brattleboro
DIR. II. P. GREENE, physician and Surgeon.
Once, Bank block. Hours: to 9 a. IN,
/ so and to 8 D. m. Residence, 80 Green
81. Telephone connections.
q. X. ANDERSON, Surgeon and Physician.
Surgery a specially. Office and residence,
Brooks House, IS Main ST. Hours until 10 a.
m; l to ESQ and to D. IN. Phone, 246.
DIX. L. X. LYNCH, Surgeon. Office, Park
bldg, rooms l and 3, tel. $40, office hours
until 9 a. m, ! to and to p. m
Melrose hospital tel POI, to 10 a. M
residence 141 Canal St. tel. 1T; Sundays
by appointment only.
B. E. WHITE, M. D. General Practitioner)
ONCE rooms, 4 and 8, Crosby block. Hours
10 y =. m, TO s ana TO . p. IN. RESI-
dence. 20 Grove St. Telephone. III.
JORDAN & SON, optometrists / Elliot St
Specialists in the correction of defective Wis
ion. Examination, 9 TO II a. m, l 80 to 5
D. m. Evenings, Monday and Saturday, to 9
Appointments at your convenience. Tel. 80 NJ
DIR. A. I. MILLER, Hooker block, BrattIe
boro. Ofice hours: to Q. to 2. $50 to
Or. O. G. WHEELER osteopathic Physician
10 Crosby block. Office hours: 10 to IL a
M to 4 p. m. Other hours by appoint
oil ,k,9n, 5,.Nf. a
DR.. GRACE w. BURNETT, Physician ant
Surgeon, Market block, Elliot st. Onict
hours: $50 TO $50 a. n, 100 to 2.3O anC
to p. m. Telephone. Jaw
W R. MOVES, NJ. D.. Eye. Ear. Nose am
Throat. to -, / to 5, Wednesday anC
Saturday evenings Other hours and Sunday
by appointment. Appointments for glasses fit
ting made by mail or phone. American Bldg
DIR. o. s. CLARK. Dentist, Whitney block
Brattleboro. Telephone. 50-3.
JOHN Z. GALE, Attorney at Law, Guilford
W. Telephone, 302.
HASKINs & sCHWENK, Attorneys an
Coupssllors At Law. Brattleboro vt.
FRANK T. BARBER. Attorney at Law
Room z, Crosby block Brattleboro.
ROBERT Q. BACON, Attorney at Law
Room 1s. Ullery Building, Brattleboro.
o. B. HUGHES. Lawyer. Telephone. 225
GILMAN & HELYAR, Surveyors and Coz
tracing Engineers. Tel. 38SW. or 392 v
q. O. BILLINGS recently First Assistsr
Commissioner Of Patents. Solicitor and Atto1
Dey in Patent and Trade Marx Cases Sey
mour, Seymour, Megrath & Billings. II Bdw,
Now York McGnl Bldg. Washington. p.
y. W EDGETT & CO. Real Estate and Ii
ysstmsnt; Notary Public 81 Main St
BARRows CO, Wholesale and Reta
Dealers in Goals Of all kinds. Office,
NNin 81. Brattlcboro.
MORAN CO, Undertakers 10 Main s
Telephone 354-2 BrAttlebOro. Vt.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
Exclusive Und rtakin
BOND g. SON
REGISTERED EMBALMERs.
@Ass., 1724. VT, 1928. N. H. go.
Reasonable Prices, Correct Servic
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JORDAN & SON, optometrists, l Elliot St
Specialists in the correction of defective Wis
D. m. Evenings, Monday and Saturday 7 to 9
AppointmenLs at your convenience. Tel. 80 "
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DIR. w =. LANE. Office and residence 81
No. Main st. Office hours: Mornings until
8; afternoons until $50; evenings until 8.
Telephone, 430.
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W. r. MOVES, NJ. d., Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat. to 70, l to ), Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. Other hours and Sundays
by appointment. Appointments for glasses fit
ting made by mail or phone. American Bldg.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-27

D. r. ALDRICH, M. D. Hours, 1890 to
$50, Z to 8. Office phone 1851: house 1852
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-27

THOMAS RICE, NJ. D. Office and residence
over Vermont Savings Bank. Hours to 9
. M, l to and to D. m.
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DIR. A. I. MILLER, Hooker block, Brattle-
boro Office hours: 8 to 0. l to .. $50 to 8.
Or. o. G. WHEELER, osteopathic Physician,
10 Crosby block. Office hours: 10 to II q.
m, 2 to 4 p. m. Other hours by appoint
mont Telephone connections. Spruce St
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WILLS FILED.

WILLIAM BEARDSLEY JUDsON april
.. more than g 900 personal 20 Josephine
Groht family silver. providing she DIS uil,
married az death ~ testator ana ls sun
the hequa-t Iapses BOB case OF marriage OF
sis. tiroht before death Of testator 'or lt
for any other reason sine has severed me
relations now existing between us Inc
silver Is OF small value Mr. Judson leit
nothing to hts wife Adelaide Judsou. The
viii read Several years ago ] was mar
riei. and have now living Two daughters me
issue ~ that marriage. But lrrecourIAhe
differences arose between my wife and my
self and we have been separated Tor years
The daughters receive the bulk Of the estate.
KreeIauI. Harrison a Hewitt. stys
MARY T.. HOMLDEN tAug. % about
81. 900 for masses $500 for care of lot DO
sister 81 900. Emma .. JaGues. friend. woo
Lille Keller. 500. Joseph a.. Lawrence
brother. 81. Rosary HIll Sanatorium. 500;
Cancer Hospital Perry st. $500 Charles
n Richardson. nephew. interest ~ tcstatriN
u standard Paint Company, which. With
residue, also leit 10 nephew amounts TO
, 81 1923. Terry smith. any.
ELLA NELSON aug s.. $1,000 per-
sonaI to Robert IS. Nelson. brother 5. 900 !;
Fila Josephine Neisou. niece. $1,000, Will
lam u Nelson. nephew. 81 600. residue 10
niece and nephew Requests are not to be-
paid until the cancellation OF d $1,000 mort
gage held on certain property by teststriN
The proceeds to pay the requests Henry A.
CATHERiNE KENNEDY aug. iO;
about s. 600 personal. Society for the Prop
aeatIor OF the Faith. $500. Mission ~ Inn
maculate virgin 500 and one-nalf Of re-l-
due. Little Sisters ~ the Poor one-half
other requests 70 friends aggregated about
s 600 Joseph "A. PARKS. atty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
ANDERSON WINS
FROM PHILLIPS
Takes Match in Straight Sets
in Semi-Final at
WOOdmere.

Woodmere. Long Island, Aug o.
Frederick 6. Anderson. the veteran OF
The Kings County Lawn Tennis Club.
DISPLAYED his skill of former days n
easily defeating Benjamin VI. Phillips,
Of the home club. in the seml-tnaI
round Of the open lawn tennis tourna-
neut Of the Woodmere Country Club
this afternoon.
The Brooklyn player scored his VIC
tory by scores Of .. IS and viii
meet a worthy opponent no Charles &.
Chambers tomorrow afternoon 10 the
final match for the cup.
Anderson outplayed the Noodmere
member in both sets ln a manner that
proved he was playing ae strongly as
ever. Iu the first set Anderson gained
an early lead by good placement shots
and terrific driving Phillips made a
little more determined stand in the
second match bu. found he was play
Ing against his master.
During half Of the last set the men
PLAYED on under au obscure sky from
am approaching thunder shower, and
had difficulty boo following the ball. A
Anderson scored bis final ace the rain
came down DO torrents. forcing the
spectators 20 scamper 20 cover, and
calling of play in the mems doubles.
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APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

ARTEMAs p JOHNSTON dune &
1870. net &l9N5l 10 Edward y John
stou. brother is given a life interest in
SI2 900. Dora Johnston. widow. s. 007. and
Wubert j. Johnston. brother SSe4 The
viii was executed June =. 1913. and the
schooner lnvctus. in which ne owned two
shares. WAS sunk either June or June g.
1913. The share iu the Insurance on the
schooner was 1924 other assets. De-
po-.ts $50 $50. and stocks. $500
JOSEPH LEHMAN tJunc ~. 1870. net
5sh.s51 The beuehcihries are Dora Fern
uarher Annie NJ. Persch. daughters and
l.uciau J.. Libman. son. each received one-
third ~ the estate. Assets. One-nfth inc
terest. 2i.t00. go the equity boz 15I-3b3 West
Broadway. appraised Of Sf3.500 and inter-
cst iu the firm ~ Joseph LlDman a Co.
l1f hudson s.. appraised 40 f1f.DlN
RACHEL LESE tFeb. %. 1879. net.
Sl36ll Sons ana daughters are bcne-
feiarles Assets. Equity. $4,000. 90 ~ r.
IIsth g.. appraised al SZs.0OO. equity.
81 600. in 30 Catharine 81. appraised az
$40. 900. deposits. Slsto. interest Boo dry
goods business. .h CatharIue ct fAfIs.
and personally. $3.50.
DAVID NDFFAT March "a. I9ill. SUD-
Elemental report appraises the shares "
stock 300 First National Bank OF Denver as
OF no value ana the liabilities OF the
estate 800 Sew York exceed the assets. The
report OF the appraisers 900 Colorado saws
that the bank has S2.b00.0O9 or more of
undesirable assets The original report
was nled June 9. 1914
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General Items of the Week

.,,+ .+ f4srr St. near Eighth at, for
aart .cas ir English has been opened '' 49,
FfVarI r Peterson and Charles heI u.
evsrcrIist- are DOB charge. Mrs =. VI. 'iDl
gan directs the DhlIdfeus WORK. h'" ~.
fra has been established at 'laHvl 80
..r.re everralistic services are being heil
every Thursday evening in me pafH'oH oH
the camp grounds.
The Rev d. N. Wharton. ~ Baltimore VIII os
the preacher iu Tent Eydnsei to-moiio" d, -
2 DO and 3 and = D. m. ana heAl 49, 80. tl.
t-e .- Friday night. when he VII. deliver hl1
'-,..-. ..-rba Fms and Downs OF Life Unless
financial assistance is given 10 ne l.L-
t.ysugaI within the next f." Jays iht 'il.
sunday August 30. DO rs hoped 10 pe ao.e 20
,.,'r-f-iia this great tent centre until sep en-
her n Contributions may be Sent 20 me
treasurer r. T Hopkins 81 Great Jones 81.
Sew York.
ur,,.ssor O. T Everson viii give ore n
his most important lectures of the series ns
h. holding ar the Big Tent. lhNth 81 anl
Audubon sv. tomorrow mgh. ai Go
rr .The Past Present and Future or ine
r--iteI states According 20 Bible freal'
f,, The subjects 81 the week are; Tues
d.y The Meaning OF the -.ao' balr 't L-.
Prophecy of Daniel "Wednesday. n@ e,'
Year Of Jesus Death ore .,,l'i-.T,., ...rbs
turtles Before Do Happened IhIrslsy, lul
Fir.f Judgment: Where and When ahl
t,~tIar .C;9I.s special Message 20 This Cen
GRAFTON
The Rev George sanderson, chaplain oi
.r,,,,Es r~i.or. win speak on Man in me
s.ri,.s5 Suifr a. the Tveuty-thirf street
Young Mems Christian Association. nee.
seventh av. az B. D. m. tomorrow. Az o,l'
% M John e.. Gebhsrt. ~ the itrooh.l h"'
rosr Of Cbaritlcs. WIN give "a short talh.
There VIII be special prayer pr ll3 Fulton
O., F-.tor So noon prayer meeting every Gay
except saturday and sunday from l- To
p. M.
The subject o. the lesson sermon 10 ins
christian Science churches to-morio" WV
",f',4 .rI o. Golden Text tfstIue
1,l,ii 81. Great is lur Lord. and ot sfta'
rov-er. hi, understanding i- infinite
Az the Unity Society Of Practical 'niis
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Retred-Aug ~. Lent VI. ~. zen. S.'l.. ~
Bureau. on police suiseo. i,s.
fii.5 a year. Appo.hisl A-s ~ ... 90.
Prmu ff0m precincts Indicated 70 -. ~ I'd
duty .u corridors. pol't ",rI9 ,..a
81 j. FLYNN .bth, IT. D. MoIfh. l.'' W.
= Burke -iHn. from ',..r n,,r
indicated. g. =. Cook. lotn. J.. ID. hII+
l5oth. .. NJ Tuhridy. l.-l ..--.... ~
Temporary Assisnn '1,r,e iiif s. u I'm
Douun. I'd 5. d" ln ,hSl ., l, I'm. 81, i
addition 20 OWL ~. lsE d 81
lAeut6. IT. -. I- ~ ~. '..'... ,,, On .i,,.-
squad I'D oNl.e ,.l... t-.t b., 4sf IN
from Aug. 5 NJ p fIt''e2.. .,.b '" .qS D." is,S
cats, from Aus. y, j. WaI5I'' ''S .' ts,r
from aus :. ' -s' AZ D.t Sore irrst
ErtdeI. Isabella 1o'4"ih' 70
special squad ,5,s 20 - d 5I-y In
Ptmu. q. w. h-l.H' Isl.- ~ a..
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Site in 9Sth ST. To Be I'm.
proved Soon with
Choice House.
LOT WAS OWNED
BY II. A. COLEMAN
Two Big Mortgages. Amounting
to Nearly S1,OOO,000, Placed
on City Property.

The fine residential colony ~ me
Fifth av. zone. just north OF me nome
Of Andrew Carnegie. is 90 be further
enlarged hy the erection OF am arlsIc
house on a lot 25zl022 feet on the
south side of qsth ST.. go feet east Of
Fifth ay. TIN, well located site has
been sold by Pease & Gilman for II.
a Coleman 10 @ client represented o\
Stoddard & Marks The buying opera
tor Of the present movement was
launched about two years ago with the
purchaser OF plot lOOXl50 feet az the
southeast corner Of 96th 81 and tftn
ar. hv Sumner Gerard. brother Of Am
aassador Gerard. from the Ralph Marsh
estate for S25o00o. ON Wednesday. %
WAS officially earned that fease L'ii-
man had sold for various owners the
entire easterIy block front 10 Fifth
Az from aGth 20 9th sts.. and also 2
and Z East 9th ST.. to John Russell
porc. the well known architect. Mr..
poro will erect ON his block front as
rre,.ou.Iy announced TWO Of the finest
Jvarrfrq hou.cs ODD this part Of the
.o,.r uo maid for his. block front
sbo,,- 81 600 900 and hI. building enter
D,,.e win consume am c0ua amount
D. f.ot. d.. r iii. section is going TO-
f1r,i.b more spectacular deals the
,o,,,,,- fail
Oreorthe finest properties ready for
....--.s....o 5,,.,l,r,vor- Ie ttat al the
,or+Ses.+ conner Of q-.h ST. and Fifth
fon,360 fcc+ which is owned BY
General How'd BRYCE. He paid S345.OOO
az, Ca-o,..1 Nc s1so ov-rs
lot d, 'u l'oi. $3.50 - 'os,b e. and
Ine "'I I'D O. NJ, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

A year Of big plans and much new
oouipment begins in New York
churches promptly on September ]. on
some wears there has been delay until
Labor Dav. This year there is 20 be
none. Manhattan is TO have 81 least
three new pastors who are 20 under
TAKE difficult tasks, but bring 10 those
tasks what are reported 20 be hlgh
sttainments. The first Of these three
rs the Rev. +. n Van Etten, a young
man who comes from Tritlty Church,
Boston. 10 be rector OF Christ tpls-
copa Church. AZ Broadway snd u 81.
The second is ST. Andrew Metho-
Dist Church boo 10th 81. near Columbus
av.. with which il has been proposed
10 consolidate one or more otner
churches. Here the Rev. DR.. +. W An
drews. who comes from schenectady IS
expected 10 accomplish the lmposslD' er
or nearly such. Changes 10 west Slde
population have been many. Methodlsm
has suffered. Here II is 20 be put on
it's feet and kept on them. Dr. An
drews comes 20 q well equipped plant
The third is the Rev. Dr.. Raphael
Clark Thomas, former missionary ~
the Philippines, who comes 20 me sec
ond Avenue Baptist Church, at lOth ST..
Here dIIodQN an NdlIOIo AfNNA N'.
sun. English perhaps excepted, have
representatives Ag enlarged equip
ment and q new man are expected 70
accomplish much Work rs 70 begin IN
mediately.
In material plants New York IS 70
have. very soon after September ], the
most remarkable Catholic high school
In America If not In the world. N,hHe
other cities have had Catholic hign
schools for years. New York has hoI
The Jesuit Fathers are providing one
]. rs in saith ST., running through 10
s5th. and near 20 Madison av. Its cost
is 20 be 100000.
Hardly second 20 this Catholic al
,.nce is a neg Hebrew one, VIZ the
Young Womor's Hebrew Association
building. IN 10th ST.. facing Central
park. near 20 upper Fifth avg costing
moro than 100000 il will be ready
for open,nc within fortnight on
little more. cL.;-
Lesser equipment are a new Cnris-
tan Science Church at Fort Nashine-
ION az. and l7sth ST.; new Spring So;
house Bates Memorial, renovated
Trinity Church and Potter chapel, d
mart Of the Cathedral Of st. John inc
Divine
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany Aug. 21.-The following IN
corporations were filed with the Secre-
tary Of State to-day:
GoIdfed Realty co.. Manhattan. S-'o0o,.
-srsb ;oIdfeld 2l5 81 9Gth 81. y. y. j.
II e. GoIdaela y ". l. J.. 'insSE. ;. titan l
r.stt,. e. 900 Sol Bloom 30 ". 42I s.,
y. =. charles Kelly Aqgusta Hsrri Nm. Nh
TAN $40 O0O. John Wemmlnger. 50 Hlmro1
st BrooA,n. a 3 stone Montc!aiF. y. g.
AYus Waist Co.. Manhattan 50 COO, j.
p Mcdovsn. A. Norih 9,h sy ~. NJ e'''"'
NJ * Joback. r Trotfa. BROOKLYN.
E.-lad Inc Manhattan. trimmings.
g. rO0. samuel Ershkovitz. 33l BALDWIN a.
Ilr-e, CITY, n e.. Betty kuiand. n. A-'
Barnett KIriant. y s.. a..
Highlander Machine CO.. Rochester N-'.-
0pr. Os5uru Quincy. Rochester. r. %. hehe-
Ii.t Rochester. 70 b. Poraft. Rochester
Ispe- Dulac Inc Manhattan. resiauIam
10000. r. r Lepe 60b W. 1871 st, y. J.,
= g. DuIac g.. f. R1zausN y. y.
Fordham Hardwood Co.. Bronx y ~ >
p Weed 40s T. Fordham ia ~ ~ b.
Saramis Weed y. y. W. ID. Weed, y. y.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

A. the Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church ..aI-,...
FIf,b az, an SSH ST.. the services to-moIroW.
I..f 10 conducted by the Rev. A. G.. HUI
vn6 succeeded Dr. Campbell Morgan 10 me
church ar Teuiugton Park, London. ...s
1ServIcealIe Greatness viii De the tLo-
loot ~ rhe Rev DR. Walter Duncan hl-
chsuau's sermon tomorrow morn.ns ln . -t..-
t~.ffy situated Broadway fteSos iei .al
church Broadway and nah st. lhe pasloi
and regular choir are iu attendance through
The rev h g.. Jaquith viii preach TO-
roorrou, al d a m az the old First ffe-oy-
feri.u church on Find Yourself. anu in
tpe evening on From PIT no Throne
At The scotch Presbyterian Church a.. g -r.,,
a. and central Park West. the Rev. Warren
] conrad win preach A. IL q. m. to-morro"
on Rejecting Christ ca Of,
e,e4lI-r On .'The Government NJ 600.
Dr Tn BOTS n LOUIS win preach fo-norro"
morning iu the Calvary Presbyterian
A. the Lafayette Avenue Pfesh}j terrain
church. corner Of South oxford si hro'1.
lvn. the Rev Dr.. Samuel 'naiies h.a.N.
Tofe9o ohio 1911 preach at l0 80 g. in a''
AS g. w t0-morroW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
BUSH BALL FOR CALDWELL
Natives Say He Pitched for
Country Town.

Boston, Aug. d. Ray Caldwell. the
missing pitcher OF the Yankees. Is re-
ported 90 be .n New Hampshire iu the
town Of Freedom. he pitched there a
day or so ago, according 20 local fans
On the town team, managed by Harry
Lord
he used the name Bill Horton. but
was recognized He was arrested dur
ing the game by the Sheriff on some
charge that was not made public. and
was later released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

pro.rnf ro sh0te residence. ana. ait'' rl
,i.as ACCOMPANY cine body "a rea +ons'ie -.7
lance when detail viii Doe dismissed "'''
return tO quarter. t.r
Temporary Detail Gin erect Q o.. IT, a AZ.
-l.-Firemau q. b. Topper d.. 10 81. p.
special Leaves Cwithout pay) .-fI' !n me-.
Ioserr Muaseh ~ A. L. 80 - nolIs. Aus
Nome Ans I'D. Fireman leo Davis. II. j.
4, as hours from Aug %. Capt. W. , l,al'
Dusan. ~ a. r. g. D. hours AUG. q. tlfee-
5-iteI.1r " A zimmerman ir.. ID. 4 d"
40 /. hours Aug. -. Pilot Robert hlese
Eng S. D. hours from Aug. 90 Eng. or
~fmr. Michael Powers Ems. -l- IL hoaIr
from Aug 81 Fireman NJ i. Waiae'h' FMS.
go j. hours. Aus. -
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Pitched Eleven
HitIeSS Innings

Detroit. Aug. o. Two pitchers
pitched no-hit bali to-day iu the South
cru Michigan League. Brsvcner, Of the
Mount Clemens club. accomplished d
feat seldom recorded pa baseball. when
be went eleven hitlcss inning, against
Battle Greek Russell Robbins. Of the
Saginaw club. shut out Jackson with
Cut the semblauce OF q hit.
The umpire was chokcd into insensi-
biitv and severely beaten by q crowd
az Pay City. which resented "a decision
al the plate DO the game with South
Hnrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
BAPTIST.

Tn. Rer George g. Feltcr viii prea,.h
~ The calvary Baptist Fitth Avenue
"a ~.,artf avs. al o. 90. u tomorrow.
Tbe Rev Nicholas Dultz viii speak on
Strangers BOO nav York city ana ..1.S
40 t..-.terersr before the sunday -eHoni
ar g.45 A. nm Members Of other school,
thsf arc closed Dor che summer are invited
90 this service. 1870. ..,....t.
..orre- .f.t ~ the REV Ernest hlsltf
Eaton win preach tomorrow morning NJ. ~"
"ran We call the Christian church or lo
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Union SERVICES.

TIN. Per Or. John Balloon shaw 'ef' Ia
lola CAL on Monday en route for NeN
York where Doe vIf preach tle neA. i,Ie7
SUNDAYS at the union services being heIl ln
the Sew York Presbyterian 'h4i,l. ~.
stIp,es.fuI pastors Boo this city The scT ron
topics. Morning "The Seaboar1 or ine SolI
o,.nIrg. How Jesus ~pcn. Ills 3hl3 Ntt7
AZ the union service of the JnIfs rlen
churches of Sew T0r. Dob tho 'hlrcn or rn'
Messiah. Par, as. and aftn o.. th' i.e' l
George Crosveli Creeeet recently oI ''.i
and Religious liberalism i1 the Old and N'N
Worlds" Dr Cres-ey has spent eiEhl -a- ?
as pastor of London church an4 pas at ''-
innate knowledge of This Timely iheiNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

Contraction 90 to LAWYER Mortgage 90
no fl..rf. ~ AUG ln. due cfr. az per poiH'
HH. affr n % g. r co.
SAME PROPERTY same 70 u "an'nurs
l.. vyse az prior mtg $1,000. hug ~.
trr Do r. 5000. atft. T % 60
Son. Pheau Brothers Construction 90 io
Manhattan MortEags 60. 80 broadway. aug
a0. quo. efc. as u.f bond So ID" aitf, 70
& r. CO. .
VALENTINE Az. ~ cor is-d - 81 ~
fo01si. ss1p0e phels0 Brothers constr u'il9'
ro to Manhattan Mortgage 90. .oo bro sal
was. Aug 90 due. rtr. ss per bono, ''-.V'''
sttr. % e. a. r. co. 900,
1-4Tff sT. Ico- Nluss AZ. 2gTloo.ll
wa Joseph % " Marcus as ifh % hrooH
un. July %. instruments. o. : e.. NO. ANY.
Ierisnr rs East I3sth e.
..fTH ST ms o. o.. fot .-f map Wskeheld.
f1,fIt. p Rahen N e T. sanmis PemhrooSe
o. Borough - Queens Aug iH yrs. 3 .'
on affr W g. cammir 4 Liberty -
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cnNGRFG ATIONAL.

AZ The Broadway Tahcrna1le ,hn ~
Broaduay and 51tl st. tle fef gees
morrow v'I ur CONDUCTED BY ite i'-'.
TT. ST.. Dr. d -tmson. pastor o'
lie Manhattan congregational church.
turned from Paris ibis week oNlIs a,
war conditions Ie was summer II'a
OF the American Church .r FaIis' aug ~.
$50 weeks earlier than usual .H- .'
Ing ..raL.a Ln-ne lruouL-cl I-r -ls-- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
FIRE DEPARTME NT.

D.ath.-Eug. OF stnr william Byrncs.
ing -s 90 1906 o.. m.. Aus 30 Funeral
All take place from bis home I'D. Gleason
=, The Bronx 40 2. m.. Aus -. Uu-.al
In Calvary Cemetery
commanding oficer ~ Eng @ viii detail
an officer aud twelve men 81 funeral escort
am pallbearerH. They Will report M fun
u form at the quarters of h. A L.. o.. '.-0
Cast.s Iii az. The Bronx. Al $50 .. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS

10y IcItgTapU n Ihe IUhlu'-I
Trenton ~ J.. AUG I-BrlnsVick Press.
jersey City. 5000. T. e. ueunig Newark.
Bernard Olsen. g. ~. Huroie Jersey CITY.
j. Farrart 60. Patterson. electric supplies
g. COO. James furrant o. %. smart Emma
Iarrsut Paterson
Paramount Finance CO.. Asburv Park.
il-5 ON. o. A. Pawiey % s. PsRlsy. Ray
monI I4Nlss. Aabury Fark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
n EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

A, tho church Of the Ascension f.i.h a'.
..f f6.b ~ the Rev Dr. Percy S'l.Anel
80. rector there viii be morning serF i.e
tomorrow from 10 until ID ge.@.n. ".,
H. .b,,r,r fs open every day for meditation
and prayer --.,,.e-,.-stfo- ir
East esfh st. between tiiih tna N .'.at..,.
.,. mo Re-, Dr george Clarke ho1eHI'H
rector win preach tomorrow morning
A. The Chapel Of the lntercesslon. i'IoaI-
uav and f55th ST.. there viii he services ''-
rnorroo A. 80 a m and > % M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
NEM BrILpING PLANS.

Plans for new buildings were filed with
the Bronx Bureau ~ Buildings Yesterday as
follows.
l17TH ST. w cor Bronx River. j.. stv
hrI- postoflce. 5ONIO. Bronx Company w Do
UIr.haI Ggf Iast 2oot- -. PRESIDENT. own
a.. p N Jones. ia N 45th sr architect.
cost 81 90