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New Britain herald., 1914-04-16
ELECTED
 | AT '. ". C. A. ANNUAL
6x Officials Reelected for the
 Coming Year.
MISS EMMA 1. zANziNCfR'S REPORT

Deals With the Successes in All De- partments of the Flourishing As- sociation-Lecture on Summer Camps for Girls.'
 The spirit of sincerity and good Fellowship permeated the annual meeting of the Young Woman's Chris tian association, which was held last evening in the chapel of the First Congregational church. Reports were presented and directors reelected, af- ter which those present were enter tained with the rendering of the fol- lowing program: .... Unison Hymn.
 Scripture Reading and Prayer-E. E. Thienes.
 Selection-Mandolin club.
 Words Of Greeting-Mrs. c. E. Wet more.
 Report of Years Work-Miss Em- ma l.. Zanzinger.
 Selection--Mandolin club.
 Illustrated Lecture Summer Camps for Girls"-Miss Sara B. Matt hews.
 Unison Hymn.
 Benediction-E. c. Thienes.
 It was at a brief business session ht 7:15 o'clock that Mrs. c. E. Wet more, Mrs. Frank J. Porter, Mrs. Harris B. Humason, Mrs. Charles B. Parsons, Mrs. Stanley T. Goss and Miss Flora Humphrey were reelected to the board of directors, and Miss Sr VNy |irews and Mrs. Stanley T. Goss ap- pointed a nominating committee of hree to prepare list of names for he annual election of officers to be held in two weeks. The chairmen of he various committees made their reports, which were very encourag- ng, and other routine business was transacted.
 Annual Report of Secretary.
 The annual report of General Sec etary Miss Emma L. Zanzinger was complete in every respect, and while brief, embodied all the notable events md activities of the past twelve months. It follows: "Others did it, so can we, was the Hogan that carried us through our ecent buildings campaign raising t75,672 in addition to the $2,5OO pre- ,iously in the building fund. At the md of the five days strenuous, excit- Ing, and exhilarating work. the slogan thanged to "Others did it, so did we" md ESQ did we'' is the entire evidence if what has been accomplished in he Young Women's Christian associa- ion during the past year, and in the hree and a half years of its exist nee.
 Business Girls Aided Much.
 If the association had not met the heeds of many of the girls of New Britain, and had not lived up to that or which it was organized in the fall if 1910. there never would have been
 campaign The work that the inc hundred business girls did in aising so much of the amount, proved hat,-and convinced everyone of heir appreciation for the association, md of their future love and interest. They showed the community that a nore adequate building and equip nent were necessary before the friend y hand could draw in hundreds nore.
 Camp Fire Clubs Increase.
 What has been done in the past ear is much the same as in the two revious years, with the exception of he work started for younger girls hat is, girls between the ages of welve and fourteen. As a result of he camp fire girls exhibition at the hild, welfare exhibit last April, three
New Britain herald., 1914-04-16

Working Girls club supper and en- tertainment Sat. eve, Apr. IS, 6-S D. m., Levitt Bldg.-advt.
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entered Into very enthusiastically by every one. The party still spoken of as "one of our best' was the Christ mas picnic,-and the house was most assuredly too small on that evening. These social times have been the means of girls of different clubs be- coming better known to each other.
 ''The boarding home which accom- modates twenty girls has been full the entire year, and gladly would have taken more into the family had there been room. About thirty young wo- men were assisted through the Y. w. c. A. in finding suitable lodgings in the city.
 Lunch Room Self-SuppOrting.
 The lunch room has grown steadily and proves that it can hold its own. During the past year 31,4OO meals the previous year. This increase has been entirely due to the larger num- bers coming for noon luncheons, and has enabled the lunch room depart ment. in spite of the high cost of liv- ing, to end the year with just 9 very small balance on hand.
 The Spirit of Silver Bay.
 Last summer, the New Britain as- SOC1atlOn naQ seven OeleEaCoS at the city conference held at Silver Bay, Lake George, and again girls came home with renewed faith, and strength and vision. These are some of the expressions from Srver Bay:
 '"The lessons, the pleasures, but most of all the spirit of Silver Bay has given me higher ideal of life." Another: The things | am learning here, shall never forget. They will go with me forever, and go into my church that needs me- And one more: Really words cannot express the beauty and wonder we are living in, the beauty of nature, and the won der of all that we learn in classes. Surely God is in everything up here
 Twenty-nine at Camps.
 "Six girls spent two weeks in Alta mont Camp in the Helderberg noun tains, and twenty-three went to Mak- onikey camp on Martha's Vineyard, and almost every girl wished she might have stayed another two weeks A vacation at one of these camps al- ways sends girl back so refreshed
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l in body and spirit that she imme- 1 diately wants to do something for 1 soma one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with nsm. ard address II grantee and at
torney.l
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
FEBRUARY ..
Manhattan.

ACADEMY 81 81 cor Of Nermlyes ave,
25xloo. Warren ? Johnston TO Water "
Donovan 2o2 West lc5ih s.: Pe6 prior mtg
Sio0frI. = yrs pef cent, S2""
ALLEN ST. - 22x5Ol. Barnett Lew
Fl al exr. 20 Jennings Realty Co 35o Grand
- Jan ~. . yrs. o per cent, s4.oc0 attorney.
Jacob Gordon. $40 Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE. n cor % 1891 e.. 90
Nco. Franz j Michel 70 Title Guaran.ee ana
Trust 90. i16 Broadway. Feb 3. yrs s59 0".
~. ~, X FIR ST. $50 = - 3N1o, George
uoSlc 20 TUE Guarantee and Trust - l1o
Broadway, due SIS per bond. Feb 3, 5000
BROADWAY g cor = i3Sth 81, ~ Tx:
Leopold 2 calm 20 Montenore Home Hospital
fcr Chroni, lntaliis and Country Sanitarium
lor couslmptives. 2lo.h 81 ana Gun hiil RI.
igc as per bond. Feb = SiijoNu. attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. ll6 Broadway.
BROADWAY Sc cor % 18Th - - Xix.
san'c 90 same Feb ? due a. PER bond. $40
Cts. same attorney.
BROADWAY n = cor % l5sth =. 1879 l0X- .
SAM to same. Feh prior mtg So. oc0l due
as Per bond. sac same attorres
CLARfMoNf AVE. iP.. joNinr. Rlghi
REALTY AM SECURITY - % Isaac shimsn.
s'.ooo. attorneys strasborrger. =. a
broadway
HAMILTON Fl. cor i,Nth -. JOS 6s-
Leopold kahn On Mont efo~e Home e,c .iOth
- and Gun Hin "a. Feb :. due a. per bond
>iAoVo. sttcrns,, Title Guarantee and Trus,
Co. Ia Broadway.
HAMIl.TON II. cor i1s,h e. los tx.
same "a same. Feb ,. due as per bond: $4,000.
attorney. same.
PARK AVE. 80 TO ooi. IS. Wy. char
ter CONSTRUCTION 60 20 simon VI Rosenaa,,.
esr 32' East SIN e. Feb =. ,rs s per
cent siScoo. attorreF. Tile Guarantee ana
Trust 60 iT6 Rrcafvay
STANTON ST. 1914. . e5xiel. Jose, Fsch-
r.r ~ Hermann Levy. ~ West leath q iur!or
NIT $1,000. Feb J. ; yrs per cent. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
RENT BUILDING in
OLD SILK CENTRE
Leather Goods Concern Takes
Structure in Greene Street
Other Business Leases.

l.. Tsnenbaum Strauss & 60. have
leased to Weingarten & Gerberer manu-
featuring leather goods. the five story
building at No 40 10 % Greene street "'
the former silk centre. The old home OF
Woingarten 4 Gerberer at 18th street anu
Ninth avenue was destroyed by IRE.
The Fuchs & Lang Company ms
leased its executive Offices and snow
rooms. an entire loor, in the Fnii'p
I,ewjsohn Building 10th street, extending
through TO nst street. for long 'e' "'
~ wears. II is one Of the largest h'ho-
graphic supply houses. and has iar-e
plsnt at Rutherford y. j. The concern
oftioes in this city were heretofore IN
Warren street. where IL occupied an en-
lire Guiding for the last thirtY-three
wears. Frederick Fox d co. were the
brokers in the transaction. ,-o
Tho Fifth Avenue Bond and Mort@aAe
COMPANY has rented for NelnteI NC
Carte X Brandes TO Abraham Bases :.
loft IN No. 129 10 1873 Vest -Sth -,
Tor a term OF years. and has also rehteu
space in the Wilson Building. at the south
cast corner of Broadway and sd street
10 II & Baker In conjunction win
Pease 4. Gilman. space In No. iii 10 -
Broadway to Barnett Bros; or IA a.
i.ed
Third avenue 10 n. Barnett
Pease & Gilman have leased space lI
No - West i5th street for the century
Holding Company TO tho Paget l.iterar!
Agency. also the parlor aoor at NO
West S9th street 10 Lillian l. Snahl,y
The Duross Company leased the store
No iii West 18th street TO the KNAPP
Rubber Binding Company. SECOND loI'
No 70 West 18th street TO the ChicaEu
BARGAIN House. Inc. and the lourtn ioll
No. II West 10Th street TO Marx " Meyer
Importation Company. Inc.
The cross & Brown Company leased
space in Nos. ) and 10 West iSth street
to Marguerite {. Niokerson, and Mar -,
Oliver. doing business under the trade
meme OF Nareery, and to G. W. 7 Dow
linz. and space in Nos. 70 and IS West
,6th street 10 Delvina Boulanger.
The Charles F. Moves Company lea sci
the fourth loft in No. aSi Pearl street Tor
II Progresso' 10 Ooerly Newer seS-
ond LOFT in No. 20 Ann street 10 Spell
never & Brewer, loft in No. % Fulton
street to Leo Fox. and space IN No. %
BE ekman street TO the Glue Specialtes
COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
Realty Notes.

William VI. Eklund and Clinton IA
Booth. formerly connected with the tlftn
avenue office Of the McNickar, Gaillard
Realty Company. are now with hlce q
Hin. Of No. 517 Fifth avenue.
Richard {. Daniel Is the purchaser OF
the dwelling house NJ No. so 81 Nicho!as
avenue. told recently by j. II. Siebert FOR
the LAWYERS Mortgage Company.
l. G. Forgotson IS the real buyer OF
the plot. loNlsJ feet, on the east side OF
Post avenue 90 feet south OF eoIth street,
recently sold by John s. Knapp.
Louis Cowan negotiated the recent sale
for the Realty Realization Corporation
IA Kate Schneider OF No. III Lewis street.
eve story front and four story rear tene-
uent houses. s0xiOO feet the buyer giving
In part payment seven lots az the south
west corner OF State and l1th streets.
Broadway. Flushing.
The site .5Xioo feet. on the east side OF
kincxbrtdge Terrace. Us feet north OF l2sth
street sold recently by Calm fitman
FOR Bertha Rrundage. Will be improved
with four dwelling houses by the new
Spesr & GO. have been appointed
agents OF No q 10 a. West 18th street.
Nos. ltS and i45 Prince street and Nos.
sOl ard eo3 Wooster street.
Hell & Stern have been appointed
agents for Nos 10 and IS West 9th street.
No. as 10 ~ West 18th street No. ~
West 18th street Nos 12 and lS2 West
10Th street and Nos. SO and Sl 5th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04

- AIS 20 heE: Feb II. 1912. Harry { irwin
IN slre,y rtnlty %: $4,000. attorneys rs
man I. q ( T.. 13j Broadway.
18th ST 323 East. 2 r. 2jxlrh; Auz 10
1901 Josef ans lille stein 81 al n AiOert
and Caroline r rsuber,; t20.oco; attorney,
OTTO J Kat 81 Broadway
5STH sr. n 3. $50 T. % I'd ave. 2OzlDo3.
jan ~ 1896. William Hoffman, 10 Morton .
and Li,tlc,on 81 Fi,ch. ctrs Ashbsi Fitch
If Elizabeth G Ostey. Ella F'ich Remington
and Toris ? Travis. children and lcyatees OF
Ashbel p Fitct decd. $1,000; attorneys.
Fitch Mot, & y. ~ nassau -. ,,.o.
18Th ST. n f. 2D y ~ ON ave. lpElvlg:
June . 1919. Brentmors Realty - % Marc p
Mack. $1,000. attorney. " "e.ss' - wall
fosT-H ST i04 Wes'. mtg On lease. ,tc. De.
10 1918: Pietro Madonna to Lion SreweIy OF
New York $500. attorneys. Fitch. Mott e u
81 Nassau 81,
f15rH ST, 4i5 West. =. 16srioo.ff: MAJ
;. 1913. Lorraine Holding CO 90 katherine
Moore 81 al. $1,000. attorneys. Cnr.s,ie. " &
r. lij Broadway
fe5TH s'r. rs S52 re g, Washington ave,
5oxfi36. Feb is, 1912. Ovl Construction 90 20
Max Friedman. - 90. attorneY. @accb Ff-e1
man. 22D West 4ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions we're record
ed yesterday al the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. "a and 10 Nesey street:
b Joseph ?. Day
18TH ST so 10 81 West. :. i7a q Of
9th ave s6xpc IL sly LOT, and store bldg.
sold 10 the piaintiT for $3.50. 600.
l64TH ST sos and sos West . 100 II
" ~ Amsterdam ave. 5oN99 II, 8 s,y tenml
Adjourned 10 February L.
By Herbert \. sherman.
ETH ST i4i East n $. - Il ~ Lex
layton ave. l5xeS iln2O ~ Lexington ave-.
.IlS and 2ii5 xS6xS5xap liXi5 ; 5 sly
dwlss sold 90 Edmund Bereer Tor $500.
r. Henry Brady.
iSiST ST $50 West sSo Z, % 9Th
ave. 2oxa9 II. ; sly dvlg sod 20 the plain
tin for So 600.
Al the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph = nay.
GUION PLACE. - - q OF - Law
renee ave. sos>o. withdraw
~ samuel GoGSticAcr
LAWRENCE AVE. 5 AID sedgvick
ave. lot - % 81. sold 20 the plaintiff
FOR s. coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Dwellings and Flathouses IN
Various Sections Sold.

Frederick NJ. Smith sold No. >so putnam
avenue. near PetChen avenue. two s'orE
brick house. lsxlno feet. for Nellie CONDOR
to a client. and sold No. 50 'Sd street nc
tween Narrows and Colonial avenues a
two story house, FOR Katherine Scherer
James McKenna sold TO client OF the
sinmacros Realty Company the two three
story two-family buildings, plot NXl"'-
feet. at Nos Si and $50 sd street al
reported price OF $1,000. The houses are
located at the entrance to the Fourth
avenue subway. and have been III the
same ownership for twenty years.
William c. Butler sold No S5lS Fourth
avenue. a four story double fiathojse on
riot S5xlOo feet. TO an investor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04

scAr.b.r exr 10 Daniel Krocksl 1925 Ave
4. . vis from Nav J. 1919. s0i2 -
is'r AVE lasS. store floor. hudolpn
ritz e. Gustav Kolisch and ano' j." Il ~
nom July T. 1914. si6So ,a,t,
i3tTW SIR 30 and 40 West. All L"-.'
Mannheim TO samuel Reiner. Is East i'is' -
yrs from Jan T. 1914. 81 so. ,.
boNFRN. az ai' Jo-.pn We from
teo 20 lsitor Scfoen. 2'o - ave ~
Fob - 1914. SIS 49,, -. c.io
9Th AVE. 79s. alt: Michael klch % o.
mon Jacobs. Dos 9th ave yrs from May J.
iii7H ST 90 and ioi East all Flora hacN
zach To- Siemund Grecrherg. ~ Fast i"Sa -
vrs from Tan I 1914. <4S 49,.
MONROE ST go and ~ az, Nunf -.
frnr, Nct I 1nfA SN 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04

~ a,ao,t. ,,g.l Construction CO. Inc, IN
,rnfe n .<anlan fiGS Scabury ri 'mig
$1,000. per , ~ attorney, Rudolph Loe"
cntlsl iSi1 Boston ri
fgsTH ST. e. 1875 n ~ Hamilton ~
inns N 81 - g. e. Hamilton p' y ''
5 t3S'h II \ -- 20 beg HehrcN 'rpln-
As,lun io leopold Kahn. 80 Nrsi Ei''
ave. Do and e. al liens, Jan - '-'' 81
att,rpevs uosdlv Iautrrbach & Johnson. -
William s; -or
~ %. Louis Doctor to 'harl's
10 tcbn - trrfv al 2nDf. rob %. 81, aI-
tonnes. simpson 4 g % Rector 81
fS0TH ST 100 n ~ - .'t1",af
stc 75NtOo. Maria = N"sick hei'. ~
rranl r. Nesick 10 Alexander W Dow cil. ~
Nornirrsida ave fmfC 81 600. jan @l. -
atfornovs steele A. otis - Broad -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
Architect for Weaver Building

al isSth street and Third avenue. The
R-onx. will erect q new store. two stories
aud basement IN height, on the east side
Of Third avenue, south OF lSSd street ~
through 10 Bergen avenue. Mr.. weaver
has retained Albert E. Davis. architect Tor
Rogers drygoods store. the Morris Ruilo
ing. the North Side Board or TRADE
s,~uctures in The Bronx. Work Will be
started as soon as the plans are COM
niefed The store will form another adai-
ion 10 the retail shopping centre OF The
Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
The Bronx.

18TH ST. e5s-2ss East. all. Rocco contino -
SaVetsly. Schcftman q Co. 80 East l5'ih 81
& YRS from March I. 1914. $500 attorney
Never Baskcy. 1a9 Broadvar.
HEWITT ri. SIS So. a. houses. George +
johnson Go 10 Schie Ackcrman. 1-6 Fast 'th
So = YRS from Fob I. 1914. $3.50. attorney
Abraham Felt q Broadway
pARFyTTO TT. 9i5. Southern boulevard So.
store. Dicdrich Fggcrs 10 1ercnc' 'onlan. 'l'
Baretto 81. 10 yrs from Dec T. 1918, s-,if. at
torrcys. Bernheimer & 8. Amsterdam eve ana
ig5th So
MFLROSE AVE 81. cor lh's' -,
S,ephen kraser 20 Raymond krcbs. 'l2 East
is6th 50. from MAY 7. 1914. 20 APRIL 80 1912
81 $50. ATTORNEYS. Bcrnheimer a : Amsterdam
ave and ffSfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRf AIRY 3
M anhattan.

Metropolitan Life Insurance 60 10 Anna A
Curtis. $4,000
C2thariue T. Weber 10 John NcG'a,h 81
Leo " Hirsch 20 Brentmore Realty Co. 81
Game 10 same. 81
Michael Mailer 20 Gertrude Mailer. 81
Msx r. Bloch 10 Bsruth sadler. omitted.
Bernard Davis 10 Regal Mortgage ami Sc
curity 60 10000.
Title Guarantee and Trust co 90 United
states Trust 60 OF Nev York: 100000
Same 20 Jane E0,ai,ng $ll.50D.
Mary l. Woodward extrx. 90 German Saw
ings Bank; slt.OgD.
E a fdoiphs 10 ida Straus g
United states Trust co OF NeR York 70
Anra b Bliss. 50 900.
Mary Trotter to Charles - Van Vaien. 81
Catherine Clara extrN. - Title Guarantee
and Trust 60. SS.OO1.
New York Life Insurance and Trust co 20
Lawyers Tltlc Insurance and Trust Co.
SEQ 600
George Ruak ct al. trustees. 10 New
York Title Insurance and Trust Co, si2,-
lj3 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
The Bronx.
ERATIONS
The Bronx.

WASHINGTON AVE 2isj. TO stv frame
store and dNs, isSas; n k.lson on premises.
architect. cost. 500
FREMONT AVE. n : 57.57 q o, PARK
ave. 20 sfy brS store and loft. esx.5. Is
tate ot Richard Weboer. owner; : Forces on
lrernlses lessee. Anton Primer. 2o69 Wes,chss-
ter ave. architect. cost 500.
205TH ST. 3 o cor Waite Plains -. 20 a ?
sly frame store ard dwg. 24xSi1; julius
schiller 29is White Plains ave owner; Anton
Primer. 2o@ Wesichester ave. architect; cost
$500
EASTERN BOULEVARD. cor Fort
schryler RI 20 r sly frame bowling alleys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
Buys Long Island Oity Lots.

Henry Lockhart. jr.. president Of the
Simplex Automobile Company. has pur.
chased from the Long Island City Real
Estate Company. Colonel Henry $. kear-
ney president, plot OF about thirty lots.
fronting about 80 feet on Hunters Point
avenue and Dutch Kills, in Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
Some Auction Sales To- day.

To-day at u O'Clock noon al the EN-
change Salesroom Bryan l. Kennedy
viii erf.r AZ absolute executors sale the
four story tenement house, with stores,
a, No. Sls West 37th street; also No. 10
East lslst street. four story fathouse.
and No. 49, East llSth street, similar
huiidiDc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
Howard Estates Bungalow Sold

The Metuchen Development Corporation
builders Of this city. sold TO Catherine
mcfarland. a bungalow and two lots at
the Howard Estates. The lots were for
merly sold by Joseph P. Day, sales agent,
70 the building company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
List of Liquidation Parcels

The liquidation bureau Of the New York
State Banking Department has issued 2
catalogue o. the various parcels of real
estate and mortSage holdings OF the
banks ard trust companies in liquidation
which may be obtained by real estate
brokers and investors upon application 10
c. Il. Jewett, Deputy Superintendent Of
Ranks No 20 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY ,.
Manhattan.

BovERY. 3I2 and 3l4; Karl Goloo sg'
Abraham King. owner. Michael Ch.ero,
lessee and contractor. - & z Epstein co.
Inc contractor; 1925
SANE PROPERTY; Tager co. Inc. sg'
iiTH AvI,. CPS TO So; Heating & CO
AIT - .ucrbach Z. Sons owners, Stanley
Sonick Co. contractor $3.50 81.
BEEKMA% ST. li3; Gollick < smith ast
Volunteer hospital, owner James ksan' CON
" isT AVE. cor SD 81. o7xoi; julius
Golub agt Catherine and Edlth Ne"bold'
owner. Jafco Realty AMI Holding Co. con-
tractor. $3.50 ..,
Brubscher & Julian Billiard Academy.
owner. Joseph whitman. contractor; 500
10TH AVE. 100 and i02. J G-eenbers 20
AIT Michael Econics. owner. Lang & Hagen
contractors: sos 81.
BROADWAY. 10; H man steinberg ast
Tyce Realty CO. owner. Henry Garidan' con-
20 AVE. 81 and 50; oscar Lustinger agt
Harry Rouse. ear, owner and contractor
Mortimer Rouse eNr owner: 50 s~., .o,
Thomas and Mary Slmoox. owners and con-
tractor. (reneTsn. $40 30
The Bronx
17sD ST. 7si East: Samuel Frank agt In
tercity Land and Securities CO. owner ana
TITToN avg. s25 TO s2a Samuel Frank
agt First Preferred Realty Corporation. own
e. and contractor; $50.
FREEMAN ST. " cor 81 yyse ave, So1
o.: Peter sinnott sgr Martha PeFna, owner
and contractor; $3.50 80,
HOME ST. n : cor OF Hoe ave. 30Nloe
Samuel Frank agt Fist Preferred Realty
CORPORATION. owner and contractor; ST..
FREEMAN ST s " cor vyee ave S0xs5;
Brand & siv.rste!n agt Martina Perna' own
e. AMI contractor; $500.
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The Bronx.

Joanna X SLATE 20 Mary s KestinE 5000.
stephen II Olin 10 LAYERS Mortgage Co.
5000.
Peter Sinnoit 70 Henri Nembach 500.
Noah Fells % Mar Rogers: 81 co..
LAWYERS Mortgage 20 % B-wery Savings
Bank. so no
Winthrop \ Chanler ana ano. exrs. to Lena
Hiborn - 900
Eo-rhart Building 20 20 Herman wagner
5000
es,ey Construction co 70 Phinp cogan:
500.
George { Keck 70 Thomas A Keck. y.
George Rudd 20 Frances r Grbsen; 81
Henry Goldberg 70 jeanette CGlGoerg 81 300
Manhattan Mortgage CO q Lawyers Mort
gage Co. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY 3.
Mann attain.

18TH ST. sol East: charles schratt. lac
agt Mar Crocker ct a.: June &c. 1918. $500.
lST AVE 1852: Oscar F Peterson aEr
Frank Locker - al; jan % 1914 Coy
bond; sis.
CPD ST. 40l East; Oscar F Peterson az;
Frank Locker - a.; Jan -. 1914 tby
bond, $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04

Seven Keys 70 Bsl5ca.e" Is al
story, but Earl Derr 5iegers does sn
better in Love Insurance" which b
gins next Sunday in The Tribune. o.
Ger your copy in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04

AVE r 20 store. samuel Nid'.- - Saui
Uo-opitg 20 Ave =. mos from Feb !
1914. SiOf.
RIViNGTnN -. -. stoop store, ia cob Gos
go 10 Nends Eyenberg ~ EiNinSton 81. 5
y-s from Msy !. 1914. siasi
ETH ST. ~" an cil Fssi all. iuiius Lee
coke 20 Cooke storage NHrshouse 60. Inc.
AMI Sno p East i25ih = - from Nov ].
1918 s.. H"
isrH g. els Fast. al. JANIS , Cox 10
Louis Hutheg. III - ave rs from Ma J.
1914. 81 40
AVE A. 1875 stare and easement, G A
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Hoffman on D.omsssg. lsss4e: Auior ~
y@9 We=tcfevfer sye. arcntpct, co>s a. -
LINTON AVE. s,1: 70 q ; ~ trt go. go
fD.G. John Riofz. on premises. orne-. 49, ~.
rohse s2s East S2f ~. architect: ,.,r. ~
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Rank Sells Ridgewood Plot.

Walstrum- Gordon s Forman have
soid 20 = client for the National Nassau
R.nk OF New York. a plot lSox-5o feet
20 ,Se wei side ~ Highland avenue
ka,hawood Park. Ridgevcod. y. J.
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@AeR3#al, Estate
Add to Park Ave. Holdings
for TdlleSt Apartment

oirht-famIlv tenement house, SNlm rect
the last Of the six houses erecteu ~.
Gently in the neighhorhood nv the scn.'
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Long Island City Parcel Sold.

Aaolph J. Gretchei sold for tne hensn,
sSenue. Long island city. four story
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

44TH ST East. foot o.. FOR ! coal corveycr
and a hosting crane Estate ~ EGV r Ladev.
lessee and architect; cost. 5000
The Bronx.
EVANS AVE. cor Haynes ave- Tor
stv frame bowling ALLEYS and dancing pavilion
4ixs5: Sonu Brothers. owners. Henry ieha-s
lessee on premises: Anton PirnAr. 36J West
chester ave. architect; cost. S2H'
PARK AVE cor l1tth 81 Tor a So
trk store. and tennlt 49xe)N51SsS. Free Realty
20 Jacob Freeman 5s7 East i69th 50. presi-
Een, owner. Macmillan Zipkes 300 5,h ave
architect; cost. $1,000