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BUYER FOR $4,000 ESTATE.

Fish a Marvin and II. II. Lounsbery
nave sold for Mrs. Richard Forrest her
S.aee at Scarsdale. N. Y, to Charles
harris ~ this city. The property COM
Slses 1--WE acres OF high land. a large
At 81 900.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhaltan.

sisr ST. 9 Why Wiener. Jr.. and ane.
eIrs. TO Hy Wiener. Jr. ,rus. Ills sum;
%ss st. pH!lfi Pei; atty hors'G
soTH 81. sot w-sams to m ATTY;
SAFE PiRoPERrI-samie to same s,,y;
ID Xv, c';. sos isih st. :5xioo.sams
Ay 81 SUE a ATTY y :. s:.s n SIN st. $500 MSiises
wEsT Esd Nv. e., IT. iiooth .i,isss
,s ss. AZ = We Go ssr 'i i1,s g. s'' Il ;s%.: sis;eG <
fsss M az ssHs': < : r: ' ATTY. ' e \ NM f'. WI;
FORSYTH ST. is:lsame TO Amos "
wrish, and ano; 'rus; ~ W SIS, "a;
ano. admr, to Joel Rinaldo. eos W 4ist
:'i Emm sT p ' Mor M.AG Is, f s s,S and Sd. an. .s,y 80
,.4ra u 81 posi- 81 y w S-ri.S ' ifil.:aiS.'s:sS
II Il Bloch. s. Nassau .sioS
:o7rH ST. s?3 w-Emms B Morrow. 20
Yorkville Bank. 1911 I'd av; attys. &H
.eSTH ST. Isl w-sam: to same; s,ty;
ssr iane sr. ss.i w.Loai.a O G%;u,i,iv1; to
John A button. 50 Maiden lane $4,000
9TH ST. ll1 E-Lawyers Title 4 T Co to
Frsdh Hon. is7 W 18th st; atty. 1t &c;
4isT ST. .a5 sth av. scxsss-
Amsr,e.n ro MiS &c &c g, +. has; ,, 4 shsr 1~:r:
,,bb Z ST.. s. E'd7 SIAM to same. s,ty::
isT Av. aos--s.me to same; .,.y,
samr q n srS.vyS
aMa 10 r,sdk W Mark 70 81,
81; a,,ys. Wolf 4 kohn. :os sway 81
10TH John ST i LAWSON %rsssk !07 E.s sas vt s,, TO-
JTTJev, - Iih.r,y al" N ,1s 900
sTH Az Eth y, .oiixioo.Frances
brees; 81 al to Emisrsn' rnd say
Pm "n - -"H' a., oeo
'' Esw T MsSosrrmiil.. s"Ei: s &Gf' 81: atty, uo +
.,11 - SWAY sir,Voo
"A sherman. attys' Bowers 4 :. as cedar
ct ',io5 500
SSn ST; n $; aoS;a W s;n ay 81; o.,
Crin,'ed chiidycn "a fawxe,s N,y %
s. Liberty st ~ 81. 900
Myrtiila' r Hendricks ein. To- Marion
Hendricks is3 " Tsth AZ. a,,y Sami
l. Riktr .Jr. 10 cedar ....... sI.. 500
El.pkiDGE ST iSimVirsin,a p9nziger &
Nyack, y J; atty, T q CO. l7s Broad;
10 ~. " >; So . ION St msM-Lawyer;;
Mtg.o to Eugene Hawkins trus. o.
- '''h 81 any l. MIG co. !" irnnSnnoSS
80 Az. " $ So $ 10Th ST. y !ssms
TIL ST; !; SG.,I = 9Th "y; 7sd Csame
sane -'-::.,,., $4,000
i'iIh sr.S ssS1o :, T,thoiss nN,
Francisco W.i "'oe'' n'';s ccoo
7'TM ST /. IS Park IL Bern:
sttys. We'll e. NJ Z HICKMAN 81 81
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Ng.uh~fA.n

18th ST. ga E-GeorEe Poster agt Abort
Il Smith ct al. Aug. a.. isi5.:;.....Sso5
al agt same, Aug 20. l915........32.t 0l
SAME PROPERTY-Jacob Levy 4 Bro.
Inc. sgt same. Nov s.. s15...... tsl3.s5
same. Sept 10, 1915. .S3ss.b7
SAME PROPERTY-fTank y Wise & Son.
Inc, agt same. Oct II. lslb.,....S6s.10
Bway and 6lst st-David Il Kennedy.
Inc. agt Veronica Realty Co ct al. Nov
III islS. an or ca,
John Doe ct al. Nov 10. l?l5,.......tlO
%2D st. 3s5 E-Same agt same. Nov 10.
Division sr. 10 to is--Wcir Rabino wits
ct al agt Modern Cloak & suit Co ct al.
oct -. 1871. wv
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The approximate amount Of tho lien or
charge to satisfy which the abovc-described
property is to be sold. Is Eighteen thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-sevcu and
s<-l00 Dollars sls,s6T.sb, together with
interest thereon from the 27th day OF
and allowance amounting to Three hun
drcd and ihirty-,lree and 9-l00 Dollars
1888 0s), with interest from October ID.
1915, together with the expenses Of the
sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water. rates. or
other liens which are To be allowed 10 tho
purchaser out % the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee, Is i.9si.6i and
interest.
Dated. New York, October e7th, 1915.
MARTIN 7 kEoGH. JR, Referee.
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Monroe street

Monroe street.
The approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property is TO he sold Is NS,-I, with in.
terest thereon from the lsth day OF Oc-
,ober, 1915. together with costs and allow
snces amounting 20 Four hundred ninety
fye and gT-l00 Dollars Ets5.9D with In
terest thereon from october 81, 1915, to-
xethrr with the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount Of the taxes, assess
ments, water rents or other liens which
are TO be allowed to the purchaser out Of
the purchase money or paid by the Ref
cree IL one thousand eight hundred and
lightweight and s6-io0 Dollars Vi.sssss)
and interest.
Dated. New York. October ?sth. 1918.
A. RALPH GREENE. Referee.
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property Is to be sold. IN Seventy
two thousand one hundred and thirty
three and i5-l0o -t72.i33.lSl dollars, with
interest thereon from the 18th day Of Oc-
allowances amounting to Three hundred
and seventy-eight and 0l-l00 I37s.0lD
dollars. with interest. from October rs,
1915. together with the expenses of the
sale.
Tho approximate amount Of the taxes,
assessments and water rates or other liens
which are to be allowed to the purchaser
out of the purchase money or paid by this
Referee 10 81, 762.7 10 and interest.
Dated, New York. November 10th. 1918.
ALEXANDER I. RORKE. Referee.
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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, NOV, l6-rhc torpedn
boats Dale and Decatur have arrived a.
shanghai gunboat Dolphin at Washington.
supply ship Glacier at san Francisco. bat
tlcshtp Kentucky at rrogreso, collier Jason
at I.ambert Point, iestroyrrs Perkins and
Sterett at Key West.
The gunboat thattan"opa has sailed
from on san Francisco for Rremertou. de-
stroyer Cushing from Rose bank for IItmp.
ton Roads, collier Celtic from l'roErcso fur
Vera cruz, collier Norcus from Shanghai
for Nsgasski, battleship New Jersey from
Tompkinsyillc for Block Island, guuhuat
Raleigh from san Rlhs for MaHstlau. bat
tlsship Rhode Island from TumpkinsNile
for Block leland and batileship virginia
from ToinpklnsNillc fog Block Island.
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BIG LOFTS IN QUEENS.

A six story concrete and steel loft
building IL to be built on Thomson Hill.
Long Island City, from plans by John NJ.
Baker for Gustav Sandblom OF Manhat-
tan. II will occupy nearly the whole
block bounded by Skilman, Moore and
Foster and Rawson street. and
will have a frontage Of 217.S feet and a
depth OF 1871 feet. The cost Ia esti-
mated at $110, 000.
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sry OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL.

Kulze Bros. paid $4,000 for the three
story building on lot 20x75. at the
northeast orne of Lexington avenue
and Forty-eighth street. opposite the
View York Central Terminal, at a parti-
ZION sale Of the Hess estate held yester-
nav In the Nesey street salesroom ut
The stand OF Joseph =. Day. The buyers
now c Induct a cafe on the premises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17
Extra Republic steel Dividend.

At a meeting Of the executive com
mit,oe of the Republic Iron aud Steel
Company yesterday an extra dividend
OF | per cent. was declared on account
of deferred dividend payments on the
preferred stock of the company. Tho
regular quarterly dividend of Ia, per
cent. ON the preferred stock was ais
declared, The payment of | rcr cent. ON
account Of deferred dividends brings the
accumulated back dividends down ia
Nv per cent.
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NEW PROSPECT AVE. FLATS.

Macmillan Zipkes has beef commits
stoned by d.. Gordon to draw plans for
three five story apartment houses on a
plot 110x150 at the northeast corner Of
Prospect avenue and 17sth street to cost
$125,00O.
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EAST s5TH ST. APARTMENT.
VIA story House to Re Built ~
Cost OF Sl7O,OOO.

On tho south side OF Eighty-nfth
SHEET, 1913 feet east Of Park avenue,
a nine story %freproof apartment house
10 BE- erected for the 100 East Eighty
nm Street Corporation, Isidor Mishkind
president, II will have a frontage OF
w. ievi and a depth Of ST. feet. and
.oeord,ng TO the estimate of The archi-
900. ~ ''
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Incomiur NrsscI~-Hy wireless.

- SlhlrlI. Mario mics 'hNl "l N''NN
Hook At moon Nr~tt'utN
- brilliant. BATON Run-' rs uiI'' ln''H 'l
diamond ~poil 40 iunr
- Radiant Fort Arthur 'a m't'- NoHInN'''
OF Diamond >hodl At noon
- Gulf S'rr'm Fort Ar'huf 1000 ml"' >'"''
of Diamond ~hunI at noon
- Comet Sahuc % mI,rs east 81 SABINE
bar ai noon
IS IN Sol. Galveston ~ m!cs cast s"Hi|'
,,.i of Galveston bar At " = VI
:. Snhlu, Mobile. e, ml,s north nl lhh
-, ZuiIa ia Gu,yra 60, miles south ~
- hi Vale Galveston. o. nllrs north ~
". Guiana. 81 Thomas N' milc' south OF
'niIno,- ror' Arthur. .oi mI'N' -'- ~
sabine bar Al noon
:. III Rio. Galveston. l"' mllcs snuth 81
Sandy Hook AT 8 T. NJ.
s. III Ina. nalNr>tuu, l." mll'" -'l'l OF
Sandy Hook at u i VI
- Iruapr. jacksonville. l3 mtir- south of
SANDY Hook NJ z y VI
Sandy llOu\ At : i VI
Court at Appeals tnl'ndur
ALBANY. Nov. 10 iho court ui Az
pcdla calendar Tor tomorrow No. aHt
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BUYER Of BRONX FLAT.

Paul \. McGolrick Is the purchaser OF
ov',sll Freeman street, recently reported
Sld by the Munderloh Realty Company.
TWO Two family houses at S27-829 Free
man street were given in part payment.
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BUYER on WEST 18TH STREET,

irving Judis is the purchaser of the
mNe story building at 81 West Thirty
n'th street sold last week by the Metro
polltan Life Insurance Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair 10 day and
to- mOrrOw ltght variable winds.

Tomorrow light variable winds.
For New Jersey, fair to-day ana TO
morrow; light westerly winds.
For northern New England. partly cloudy
to-day and Tomorrow. moderate variable
winds, mostly westerly.
For southern New England. fair to-day
and Tomorrow: moderate westerly winds
For western New York. cloudy to-day.
with snow hurrie~ along the lakes; partly
cloudy Tomorrow; moderate variable
winds.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Snow foil yestcr.
day In the plateau and northern Rocky
Mountain states. In the lake regions, west
ern and northern New York and New
England and the -. Lawrence Valley.
II WAS much colder In tho Atlantic
States and from the lower lakc regions
southwark to the east Gulf
Temperatures were below tho freezing
point In parts Of all the Atlantic and east
6ulf states and frosts extended to those
coasts.
The pressure was low over New England
and northern New York and In the North
west.
Yves, Of the Mississippi 1t was generally
warmer.
In this city the day was fair and colder;
wind. fresh to brisk westerly, average
humidity. 80 per cent barometer. corrected
10 read to sea level. at : A. NJ, so.e2
. y. NJ, 5000.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
rccorded by the oficial Thermometer. In shown
I'm the annexed table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17

Arivrd-TUESDAY. November 16.
Z. iona, ii:lS p. NJ, Monday. Liver
pool, Nov. 6.
IS Hellig Olav. noon. Chrissiansand, Nov. 9.
IS California. 3:5 T.. NJ, Glasgow. Nov. q
:. Sorscman. 30 A. NJ, Liverpool, Nov. Z.
50 Beachy Head. T.30 L. NJ, Naples. Oct. %.
So setesdsl. 6:i5 =. NJ, Gibral'a ar, OF. y.
Sc Baysmon, 2 A.. NJ. san Juan, Nov. g?
SIS Blornst,erne BIornson. sP, NJ, Monday
Barbados, Nov. 6.
IS Saratoga. less y NJ, Havana. Nov, II.
s. Iosey. 1880 y. NJ Matanzas,. Nov. 70.
IS Algonquin, I y. NJ. Turks Island.
Nov. -.
s. Fagersand. ll:0 A. NJ. Demerard, Nov ..
50 city Of - Louis. savannah. Nov. ID.
IS Yaauez. Galveston, Nov. :
SIS Fl Rio. Galveston. Nov. 10.
- Princess Anne, Norfolk. Nov. IL.
- Richmond. GEORGETOWN. :. c. Nov, II.
:. Porto Rico. Baltimore. Nov. IL.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Rochambeau, al Bordeaux
- Mesdba. at London
s. MIunehaha. AT Plymouth.
So strsthearu. at Falmouth.
SAILED o NEW YORK
:. Oscar II, from Copenhagen
So pastore-. from Bocis del Toro.
s. Rermudisn. from Bermuda.
S. Borinquen, from san Juan.
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r INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM AN
Sun rises q .4U sun sets. a 81 Moon sets .2$<
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
SandyHk 4 10 Gov. Isl 4 so. Hell Gate $40
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
Sandy kIO 80 Gov. Isl. II IL Hell Gate ~ 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17

These navy orders were issued:
capt Il Tappau. from plpngapn sud
Cayite to home,
Surgeon A.. stuart, to naval recruiting
station, Lowell, Mass,
Passed Assistant Surgeon $. /. Higgins,
10 naval hospital, Las Animas, col.
Assistant Surgeon r. n bowman. from
the Delaware 10 Marine Brigade, HaNti
Passed Assistant Paymasirr u roylr.
from lOrt Royal, s, g, to Norfolk yard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT.
STATE OF NEW YORK. Offers 10 bshtd.
ers and prospective homesssksrs . large
number Of vacant lots at Orantwood.
Moreners. Leonia. Ridgeneid and Tea
neck, New Jersey. at prices which are less
than one-half Of former owners prices.
These properties must be cold quickly to
close the business Of two corporations.
special inducements to contractors and
builders who will purchase Q large num-
Der Of lots. For further particulars ad-
dress BENZ. ID. HA1GHT. 1peclal Deputy
Supt. Of Banks. care Of Banking Dept.
81 Brosdway. New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17
LEASE BRONX THEATRE.

The observation-disclosures Company
has leased the two story theatre and
taxpayer to be erected on "A plot l00x200
at the southwest corner Of Webster ave-
nue. and 195th street by Max J. Kramer.
Plans for the proposed building are be-
ing prepared by George r. Pelham. The
theatre will have n seating capacity OF
1000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17
HOUSES 70 LEf-UNFURNIsMBD.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

IMMACULATE ROOM adjoining bath.
5.Oo. for lady OF refinement. Apply before
noon to-day. Apt. IL. $50 Riverside Drive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, nov 10 These army
Second Lieut.. H. =. Davidson, rWenty-
seventh Infantry, - san Diego ttl, 70
aviation section Of the signal corp, as an
aviation student
First Lieut. j &. Moore, seventh Iutan-
try, detailed in the signal corps, Vice First
Lieut., T. Il. Ovcrhu.S,r, signal Corps.
relieved.
Second Lieut. q. W Russell, Eighth In
fantry, TO san Diego, to aviation section Of
the signal corps as an aviation student.
capt, II W tolius, Coast Artillery, to
Thirtieth 'ompan'.
First Lieut., g a, Eaton. Coast Artillery,
resignation accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17

with name an address Of lender and
attorney. II attorney = ma me 10 omitted
address party Of hrst party
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17

Highest temperature. as. at f:35 p. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 32'. at Z A. NJ.
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ttomri at Appeals alt

ALBANY. Noy 10 rhc 'uulf ui Ap-
pedls calendar FOR tomorrow 80. a"t
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sAIIrD FOR NEW YORK

!. Oscar II, from Copenhagen
Is pastorc- from Bocis del TorO.
Is Rermudlan. from Bermuda
j. Borluuilsn. from san Juan.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01
CAMPAIGN ON BIRTH
 RATE OF FRANCE
Cardinal Luzon Holds Depopula- tion Due to ChildleSS Marriages
(Correspondence of the Associated Press,

tCorrespondence of the Associated Press,
 Paris, Oct. 31.-Cardinal Lucon Archbishop of Rheims, whose seven- ty-two years do not prevent him from sticking to his shell-battered post, has found time to continue his campaign against the depopulation of France, a subject upon which he is a recognized authority. He has written for The Associated Press views on the effect Of war upon the birth rate that are par ticularly interesting in view of the revival of religious interest shown by increased attendance at all religious services through France.
 ''The origin of the question:" he writes, lis obviously in childless mar riages. Find out why marriages are childless and we may find where the remedy lies. Economists have point ed out debauch, unhealthy literature, alcohol, selfishness and avarice as some of the causes; they have accord ingly proposed as remedies the sup pression of vice, censorship of liter ature, prohibition of alcohol, public aid to large families with relief from military duties, ensured employmen ent, lighter taxes on fathers and heavier burdens on bachelors and childless married men.
 Good As Far As They Go.
 "All these meth ods are good as far as they go; all should be tried since every man who loves his country cannot be indifferent to the growth of real vice, amounting to a social disease, which emperils not only the prosperity but the existence of a na- tion
 ''The war will accentuate the cam paign against depopulation by com polling attention to the moving down of so many men in the flower of their age, the suppression of so many sources of life. It will no doubt hasten the adoption of some if not all the measure proposed but econ-
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01
Everybody's Laughing.

That is, everybody who read the first of series of articles last Sunday about funny Philo Gubb, the Corres- pondence School "Deteckative," now being printed from week to week in The New York Sunday Worlds Illus trated Magazine. These Imaginable articles are written by Ellis Parker, author of Pigs Is Pigs,'' and are bound to create a sensation among lovers of humorous reading Philo Glbb was a paperhanger but he be- Came some deteckative" after taking ten lessons by mail in the art of sleuthing. Read the series. Order The Sunday World in advance.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01
FARMERS WIFE
 TOO ILLT0 WORK
A Weak, Nervous Sufferer Restored to Health by Ly- dia E. Pinkham's Veg
 etable Compound.

Kasota, Minn. -<'I am glad to say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01
DOCTOR PRESCRIBED VINOL
To Restore Strength To This Weak.
 Nervous, Woman.


 Many fairminded doctors prescribe Vinol because they know of what it is made, viz-the medicinal extrac- tives of fresh cod flyers, peptonate of iron and beef peptone, without oil or grease, in a mild tonic wine They know these are the oldest and most famous tOnics. Read the result in Mrs. MasOn's case.
 II keep house for my little family of two, and got into weak, nervous, rundown condition, I was tired and weak and did not know what ailed me My doctor prescribed Vinol. I noticed an improvement before 1 had finished the first bottle. and I am now feeling fine and doing all my housework." Mrs. M. $. Mason, 2O3 Passaic St., Trenton, N. J.
 Every weak, nervous, n-down person, feeble old people and deli cate child in New Britain should try V1nol on our offer to return their money if it fails to benefit. The Clark & Brainerd Co.,, Druggists, New Britain, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01
TWO STEAMERS SEIZED
 BY BRITISH WARSHIP
Dutch Vessel and Craft Flying U. $ Flag Brought Into Port at
 Halifax, N. $.

Halifax, N. S., Nov. 1-The Dutch steamer Hamborn from New York, and the steamer Hooking, from New York for Norfolk, were brought into port here yesterday by prize crews from a British warship. The Hooking was formerly the Danish steamer Gronland, but was recently changed to American registry and was flying the American flag when overhauled by the warship.
 The sheriff of the admiralty court has taken charge of both steamers and has put armed men aboard, but nothing has been made public as to why the vessels were seized.
 The Hooking is commanded by Cap- tain Fabre and sailed from New York for Norfolk for coal. When she reached here she had nly two tons on board.
 The Hamborn sailed from New York last Wednesday with a general cargo for Carbarien, Cuba, and when e1ght-five miles from New York she was halted by British cruiser, which put prize crew on board. Both steamers were conveyed here by war ships.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01

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 Women who suffer from those dis dressing ills peculiar to their sex should be convinced of the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re- store their health by the many genuine and truthful testimonials we are con- stantly publishing in the newspapers.
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New Britain herald., 1915-11-01

ness which required an opel Miss Walsh's refusal to disappd audience caused relapse
 which she died. After she wei der the knife she insisted on k| an engagement at Youngstown.| where she collapsed and was bI back to the hospital. Tn priva1 she was Mrs. William H. Travd
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01
Quality Corner

The S. M. T. Label is a guar antee of authentic style.
 Exceptional Value in an Ex- quisite Hudson Seal Coat, Nat ural Skunk Trimmed.
 So clearly superior is this beautiful coat to any other Ob- tairsable at anything like the price that we heartily invite comparison.
 Hudson Seal (seal dyed muskrat) and black marten (natural skunk) are blended into a garment that is the very mirror of style and luxury. The chic chin-chin collar and border are of marten.
 The skirt flares out VOL uminously from the waist, giv- ing the distinctive new ripple effect.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01

New York, Nov. 1.-The steam CT October 26 for Carbarien, Cuba. The Hamborn is owned by the Munson Steamship line. She is a vessel of TAP tons. The steamer Hooking sailed from this port on October 28 for Nor
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01

compound mas dOne more for me than anything else, and I had the best physi- clan here. l was so weak and nervous
 that I could not do my work and suf- fered with pains low down in m y right side for a year or more. l took Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vepe-
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01
BLANCHE WALSH DEAD.

Cleveland, O., Nov. 1.-Blanche Walsh, widely known actress, died last night in a hospital where she was taken two weeks ago for an ill.,
New Britain herald., 1915-11-01

folk. She is a vessel of 1882 tons. T. H. Graham & Co.,, of this city act as agents for the Hooking
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-06
DEPORT WHITE SLAYER?

New York, Feb. 6.-When Jules
Raoul Blanc, notorious white SLAYER,
finishes his federal prison term to
day, he will again be in Uncle Sans
tolls. He was convicted and sen .
fenced by Judge Foster in the Unit
ed States district court here on June
80, 1918, to three and half years
in the Atlanta penitentiary.
Saturday afternoon United States
Attorney Walter Guion filed bill
Of complaint asking that Blanc's
certificate Of naturalization as an
American citizen be cancelled.
Judge Forster appointed J. H. Sim
mon, an attorney, curator and hoe
for Blanc and fixed today, the date of
the expiration Of Blanc's sentence,
which is shortened two thirds under
the federal system Of good time al d.
lowance, as the time when he must
show cause why he should not be
divested of his rights of citizenship.
The step taken by Judge Guion to
disfranchise Blanc is but the fore
runner to a move by the immisra
tion authorities to deport him to
France, his native country, as an
undesirable alien, on the strength of
affidavits by immigration Inspector
Hunter M. Course and Marcel Petit,
one of the witnesses at his trial :.