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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-14

LITTLE ROCK. Ar. Dec l3--Robsrt
Il Smith, road oversss Of the Para
gould district, captured = rabbit which
had trapped itself on tho Paragould
Southeastern Railroad by placing Its
forepavp on . frosty rail. The paws
wsgs froseu to the rail-. 20 that tho rab-
bit could not loosen itself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-14

Charities Commissions John A. Kings
bury will deliver "A lecture. entitled "The
Greatest Philanthropist In tho World. .
this evening before tho League OF For
eiSn Born Citizens, The league celebrated
Its second anniversary recently and re-
ceived n letter of congratulation from
the Mayor. Commissioner Kingsbury Will
speak at the leagues headquarters, So
Second avenue.
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ADAMS ALBERT Ain pursuancs of
q order OF Honorable Robert LUDLOW
Fowler a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York. Notice 10 hereby given to ali Dor.
Adams. late Of the County OF New YorH,
deceased. to Pre.snt the sams, with vouch.
.trAnsscting business. No, %s Cedar street.
IL the. city Of New York, on or before The
18th day Of December next. Dated New
ork. the 10th day of June. 1918. LULU
2. ADAMS, Executrix. GEORGE c. LAY,
Attorney. for Exscutrix. ~ Cedar Street,
New York City.
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EAST ORANGE FLAT SALE.

j g ssmann and Arthur s. Cox
ave sold FOR Miller & Cohen the mod
~ 'oir story apartment house. on plot
Aiosx7bXl0e. at the southeast corner
/" William and Clinton streets, East
.'s'se : j. The property was held
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGEs.
Manhattan.

GREEN wfCH ST, 5s0--German Society Of
city n Y to Minnie Osterheld. sdmr. sst
Amsterdam sv; atty. T q Co, i7e broad.
SAME PRoPERTY--Minn o,sierheid,
admr. to Title Guar & Trust co. i1s
BRoAbwAY. cor s7th st. iisiS~
nst.sxlei.s, and other property--Dwixht
r Pouchsr to Lincoln Society Of Friends.
lN7 W iitth ct: atty. 7 q co. i7s Broad:
BRoADwAY, cor s1,h 81. iisiSg
Ill and other propertynAiic. T
SAB i,t ~. Il. IVY W. : : r re 'i IL. H So 70 ' sSss
wsinners, Ill W 7ist st; atty. 1T GO;
% AZ. isio.-sam. to German savings
% Av. i%sss.-ssrns TO Rector. &c. OF Cal.
vary Church. 1903 E :t,h ct: atty;
NxRsLE HILL Av. .. . cor sai'h st.
Hymsn. n Rubin. Is W 10th st: atty.
j n Block. 13S Bwsy 800
Bronx.
NORRIS. Alex. TO Newman u Borenstein
BOWIE DASH RLTY co to Anne <
n9SKT%ND; RLrY co 10 Josiah j De
LHWYrRs rirLE 4 TRUST co to ssr,ss
sTNxuss, John G, TO Emma l. Brown. Il. 600
WILLIAMS. F.nni. d X. .i,ii. to ' ssSs.
SANE to Hsis;rs b k Hui:,. ! asst. ;:ssS S.Scc
ZANE to Sarah J. X Haines ct al. @32. e66
HAlNEs. Sarah l. X ct al to kouwenhoven
LAWYERS MrO co TO Troy savings Bank.
sAME @ M.,x.Ei' Goodwin ct al. ,ia. $1,000
ThomAs. to Gaines Roberts
-Nv. iD,UuH
cRAAP', Louise NJ gdo. to Fanny u
LINCOLN TRUST co to n Y Title Ins
- ....:.... ......... $4,000
COLGATE, Lathrop, to same. .... 90. 500
saml. to Pauline FeIdman. 81
MTG co TO Troy Savings Bank.
MI, '*eI ooo
WILLIAMS. Fannie q X. extrx. to Agnes
r Barton .... ....... 81, 1000
to Helena l. X Huist ....... $50 900
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ARTIST sIsT STREET BUYER.

frank II. Taylor, an artist. Is the
..'r'naS'r Of the three story dwelling at
80 ''n'i Slxty-frst street, the sale of
"he" ty the Cesare Cont Realty Com
rhu! va Gently reported. Mr.. Taylor
tShN 10 make extensive alterations for
"~ "" ur' upancy.
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N"NTCL,IR HOMES IN DEMAND.

robert Hoe Dodd has sold the resi-
enc az 217 Upper Mountain venue to
-.e Misses Greenwood OF New York city.
Nc property has a frontage OF 1873 feet
NJ Upper Mountain avenue and extends
> a depfA OF about $50 feet. The sale
'as seeot.itcd by +. NJ. Crawley & Bros.
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BIG DEMAND FOR +
Trade leasing Active-New Fifth
Avenue shoe store.

Inc cross Brown Company, has
rS.sS Win u. 81. Hess. lZ'o0o teet OF
opaa III tne TENN ana eleventh lofO OF
800 Yves. ihirty-eighth street. to
neven,nai q Nosei: store at 22 West
rorty-siHth street to X. Pierce and w.
ooss'ns also ~ Murray street. store
Easement 10 PAU Irving Il Co.: at
se-so iteade street. 1900 feet OF space
. the Nathan Ankled Company store
sto-As west fifty-hfth street, to r.. n.
rorter ana +. W. Decktrade at i06-lS
wooster street. $4,000 feet Of space on
tho third, fourth and NTH lofts to OPP
penheim Go, and space on the NTH
noor $50 Fifth avenue to A. W. II
Sriege Tor Horace Is. Ely & Co.
LcVinton Bros. who operate shoe
s'ores through New York city. rave
e""eu ,ne store AZ Sss Fifth avenue for
Yen years, Inc store Is opposite the
one ieased last week by Hannah 4 Son.
TnN d. sioore vas che o
,r.s.s s%ore a. tne soutnwest corner OF
49,. 80. "uo ano inIIty-iouTtn street
ho,,.s e. $3.50 Aveao"s' u waist
p..s. I,,IS."S
IN ,hs C.n...I NY easeo iON spece
rorwSa,,h 49,. "n. AZ 80 west
irnor,er .,hn 4. :. I'm. an
vav " "o~"'
I,hs I.,a. =, Ma ..
Isa.ad ~. A.. L.. a,,e w. nas
ejrhth str.st IN Rs..i Is,,,,on "a c.s
niy Coma nv ana 49,. ~ 30 W..
Tventv-seventh .tr..t sc 49,. ss>
Louis Scbrsr hss i.s.aJ 81. rr.. H..
at llC West TNventv-sscond .,,es, 20
J~acobstein 4 Immermsn. the .econd ,ort
10 Aaron Sherman: with the Do,,cSas
Robinson. Charles a Rro~n Con,neu
second loft vt as West Txenty-second
street 70 the EJ,ansv Cornanv 80 a..
eighth loft At POI and 2Ss Seyenth ave.
nue. to the Pioneer Dress Companv
Rice & Hill have leased to N. + Mon
fort the four upper floors in the build.
ing at l706-s Broadway, northeast cor.
ner Fifty-fourth street.
NJ. q l.. Hess have leased 70 ieventbai
4 Vosel a Moor and threee-ouarter. NJ
2s-s3 West Thirty-eixth street for n
term. Cross A Rrov,n r.rrassn,.S Oh.
LESSOR. "
Ewing. bacon 4 u.r-v h.v. ,..>A
space in thu Me,ronoit,an r"ws- 80 =
q Thomn,on .nd na,,s uu.s
All Eas, Eor,,n,h s,.sa ~
C,erould IN 2 W., Eor,. - y.
p,rsam Ns u,He.n s''es' ~
W., a'i"ra' Ei'eratu,e' IN ~
Cu % 70 rvsIyn sloan
1880 sSo-l'1 West FIFTY
= s're. v Nuanhs-" iiilanis COM
pany anu ineoaore holsatter 4 Co.
'honlas .; Nei''y mas leased lofts
a, . E.ast sixteenth street TO the Dent
,.'croit Leo hexter 4 Co,
4, JACOBS q Co, Golinko, Marks 4 OPP
penna,m, MaI.aeh q Mayer. Inc. Zend-
man Manufacturing Company. William
Seller. Manle!mer & Jeske, and the store
to the Kent Manufacturing Company
also leased an office at the northeast
corner Of Broadway and 10th street to
b. Chaik.
Sidney l.. Warsawer has leased the
second floor In the Grand Opera House
Building, at Eighth avenue and Twenty
third street. to Timothy O'Meara. for
use as a dancing academy.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles s
Brown 4 Co. has leased 1900 SQUARE
feet at S73 to $40 Broadway 10 the
Wolf Manufacturing Company, makers
OF children's hats.
Daniel Birdsail & Co, have rented
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BUILDERS or B'wAY LOFTS.

tn" l.ougacre Construction Company
Y neon awarded the general contract
~ mo erection Of the loft building for
ia'"n,o " Cornell al 1869 Broadway. ad-
'""'s ih' Palace Theatre Building.
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TAKES SOUND SHORE HOME.

The Malba Estates Corporation has
'0h at Malba. on the Sound. a Colo
raj residence 10 Dorothy l.. Weller OF
Ndnhattat for about $4,000.
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LEASES.
MAAhattan.

LIST Az, s15. hrst and second noor., mar,
ceilar-Louise knobloch to Anton Knorr.
sIs LIST av. 3 yrs from Oct 1. 1915; attys,
Peskus, @ & II. . Rector at. ...... 81, 200
9TH Az, .lSo. cor store and part bsmnt--
FREDERICK Oitsrstedt to Gustav r Ruther,
.ito 9th s'. ! Yrs from Feb. 1919. atty,
nH 1900
18th ST. n .. 222 e 9Th ay, 2? .xl0O.5 &,
all-Elis 4 8 vasable to Chas Brown. IS
W <sth at, 81 yrs from Oct /. 1916;
AftyA Wing q W. 81 Cedar ct. . s.. 200
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sATIsFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

stu AV. So7--Albersne stone Co sgt John
Doe ct o. Nov 10. 1918 49,. .$eo.50
18TH ST, J27 E-Nathsn auttman agt
Pauline Hovsrmsn ct al. oct rs.
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atty: Cd Co. 17s 80, ..s33.oo0 !
WAShiNGToN 81, vs.. 1921 n Railroad
aN. IS 5xI52.7xl5O-Harry j Sanders TO
kenneth A Palmer, 1896 cambridge aN,
Dec ~. ] yrs. . y E: atty. A Hinmcrman,
20B Bway loo
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public ORerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan salesrOOm.

VNT " NE~Tf NI NTJFT'I
by Joseph p. Day.
DUANE ST. AZ. . cor Lafayette st.
laax2S3x irres. 6 sly loft bldg-H Il
Glare OF al 4St Madison Ave Heal Es-
tate co Of. al; due, %, 5s7,Os: taxes, Sc.
ll,sso,s 81; Sub to mtg s+2 900; Withdrawn
- Sly tenmt and stores. and i sty rear
tsnmt-->J A Losw ct al. exrs. art Abr
sslhtn e. ~ due, NV. 81 taxes, AZ.
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BRONx.

Isaac keaish. pedisr. lsl East Illth stress:
Andrew ID. Oa1Gls, carpenter. Nsw Rochsile,
and ivdor Rubenstsin. furniture. 50 Ave
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rise. 7.i i sun sets. ! Moon se,.lasi
HIGH WATER DAY.
ssndyn't ..iA.sMs Gov Isl. Al Hell Gate. 81
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s,narHk M oov.I.l.. sAsNl y Hell Cat. ,Ss 81
Arrivcd-MoNpAY. December -.
So New York uank), $50 A. NJ. Avon
Sc Carpathia. $50 A. NJ, Liverpool. Dec .
SIS Lingfield. 1915 =. NJ. SUNDAY. London,
Nov. "a.
SIS Jan Van Nassau, ls.so A. NJ. Rotterdsn.
S. Saxolc,nc, 40 p. Nj. Dartmouth. Nov q.
IS T.nalores, 80 r, NJ. Havana, Dec. 10.
Sc Carolina. 4:20 A. NJ, San Juan. Dec. D.
Sc sixaola. . NJ. Santiago. Dec. 8
IS Matarazzo. /: A. NJ, ST Lucia. Nov. %.
Sc vestnorge. II 80 4. NJ. Sunday. BsraooA
Dec. 4.
SIS Kotonia. S A NJ. Santiago; Dec 8
Ss Creole. New Orleans, Dec. =.
SIS Ell Paso. Galveston, Dec. I
Ss FL Norte, Galveston. Dec. 4.
S. Aragon, Georgetown, 3. C.. Dec. y.
50 Mama Hats. Baltimore. Dec II.
So Brandon, Newport News, Dec. II.
IS pawnee, Phil adelp hia, Dec. Il.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS R~ochambeau, at Bordeaux
S. Tonisk. at Copenhason.
SIS al London.
AILED FoR NEW YORK
SIS La ruralne. from Bordeaux.
- United States. from Copenhagen
So Manhattan. from London.
So kins Edward, from Cardiff.
SIS Metapan. IRON Port Limon
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
D~OWntOWu.

with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
D~OwntO~p.
fSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
WARREN ST, n = cor West Bway. Sssz
ner. s7l W i7sd ct. pr mtg sss.ssO. due
Dec 3 1915. & p c, Nov 20; atty. l. T Co,
BRooME ~. n . cor r-ompk.n. q. iss's
x--R Hoe 4 90 70 Edgar 3 Appleby.
Glen Cove. l. I. Dec I. due Dec IL,
1918. b47 p C: attys, Cannon q G., iSS
East Of Firth sv. between FourtssntA
and iIeth sts.)
SD Av, W q 1915 6 5bth ct. bnnsS-samusl
Iol!ack to Ida Pollaok. <3S = bsth ~.
Dec -, 8 yrs. p C; atty, n J Cohen;
(west OF Fifth av. be tween Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
'' rrans.s " Murray ira 70 ' Fulton r1a:s CO.
!. per HTs ssnd p's s., y, F F. q me- e. ~ =: o. sro :s:
WEST Esd Av. :, IS n l7th st. TN
n eg''& & Marx. s see sth sv. "f Dee i Ii' pr
Intg $4,000 yrs. 6 p c. attys. Hirsch.
,sSTHT s Il ny =. los a An.t ,as;sgo
Wv, fls,.las.sH~An%n s.. ph n.cn TO- ~
Vernon Trust co OF MI Vernon, " Y.
Dec 2 3 mos ZIP 6: ATTY. a hsnnstt.
ssD ST. n .. 400 W Amsterdam av.. ask
a .Ss:T 7 Ee' R 3 &% $: st, f hsS IS. A sss
G a:f 49, l. 's = il, p d. e. E: r. bono , $3.50
.Manhs1'an I.lant' GSr's ., non -
ieoio-Fsrdinand. cafordoni to Ami.
Hayes; College Point Li; Dec s. pr MY
~ co. ii. $500
ilsTH ST, . $, sl0.s o 7th ay. saxlOo-
Fordoraw co to Intsrnationsi Trust Co,
Boston, Mass, due june ., 1915. b y q.
Dec 3, attys. Rounds. S a u. % Brood
,.SSrrHH ST. sos.a ". 100 Tth sv.
9 and 7 GO, i's b~sy' Dec "; d aSs
,' Is, .S sS' : .s !, h r..s va : iTort w%s %s.S.ssa
ton Corpn to VIM N Harte, 81 W sist
ct, Dec 9, pr mtg. saaS, ooo. demand :
y c; atty. n \ \ Inns co. 1876 Bway $500
thorough of The Bronx)
81 10 -. s. 4 81: map ps'h .:tstsn
= p C: .l e a T 'te's Z T. 60 Ss' ,I f. b ! yt..
LOT y:y s7c.. sam. 'msp,-sama. to same Nv
rf + ! "; * s,.,i ~; !. $,u:: s.. ~; !
losS--IuW bIvshh
Sssst C. ..;,y ~ H 9 Pc co. o. i ~ s :: . 3.
yi SfS s,s.i,a is'ih: Xxx
y ,: / I e. e., P Pis j.; : y!:' pe',s,tSssyi
Henry ,yH hsmpp ee al, Ills southern BLVD.
R R:mp j. , %'ni,4 sca;.S : ssiiydt ''y. H; 'sss
A4TEbkcT ~, IA; cor SST,h " .iSS,;s
e stsy, rd ! Tctee. Ei7s s.syt. ss'sS6
GRAND BoULEvAKp 4 coNcouRsE.
n Q cor leSth st. ~ !xss:s-J / 3 BLDG
Queens. N y. pr mtg- 81. 900. Dec Is,
i@s.tsiis. pe;'ssty' rdA CO, d dSS
wsESSfpSov'EsR, Av,'.':,'itiL.7'e' wa.hiaIteSDS
ho.sa. 3s1laa'w R2sth st. AS 3: m, g. i his.y
,,s Fir" III 10 v ~ 4: & V c.u,,i..s, ~ !''ssss e.
iO0--Thos Angley to Anna G Dsklyn g.
ano (sxr r. trusp. 4%s W 9Th O.. Plain
heid. N J.. Dec. ". due Nov :, 1918. atty.
Alphonss Desslon. Sc Wall at: -: ~. 400
MAPEs Az, slos, W =. .Ssxlt5,s-Hsnr II
Oeser TO Germsn savings Bank. 1877 9Th
sv. Dec ~, 5 yrs. 8 p O; attys' Amend 4
,.s Il ~ 81 s. . :. So v Elton '.:,v;,' Il 100
samax CONSTR CO, Inc, to RochiaKd Rhy
Co. 500 Wills sv. Dec II. ! W .;
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B"''y VI phoN p~'Sy
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth ST.
FRONT -sT. 1903. . e s. at n e Jones lane.
20~lix7I.k-Elis, wife Fred browns. 70
Thos Mafhsws. a. trustee. ms Albemar RE
BarlI sslysi ~. H !. e. wi Rts . i . ..'y;i
W;,:T =. 70. ;:5: Pr: 4:
s,s: $50 Dee :. j As. ";.'iXy T. T. S a.,I:, ~.
srASToH ~. is. rs ci.a,on; y.
iAsxioo-Fr.dk b Desener TO Annie b
Kiippei. SOC 2 s.th :. MI, $4,000. Nay
CROW 70; is' II. ! a.. 4 Il . =! e., - = s IN q. :..ia
s5.1-Aiics Loushrsn 70 wenars Holding
CO. % L:no. .v mtg .iIeoO. Nov !!
srM 't g.. ' ~ 5. = :. a.. 4 ~ "a ~. ~. ii.;iM
n.rd ~. BHiyn. mts Sss.ssS. Dee n'.ti
tEaSt % Fifth av, between Fourtssnth and
10th sts)
ioc's.-tniisn scR' w.is 5os HSS..' 70
Jos Huber. II r. SD st or aAt Msserols
Az T. A ss.'.' COR Ds' ssh st. ii ..1..riesddi =
!I.ns. Dec e. n'"' atty. Hs Edgar ws.,s .
SAFE Psi"oPERfI.xsn:: Br.iy to Ann.
and Fredk Y DsGsnsr. Ills Clay ~.
Bron., - tenants By sntirsty. al tisnc,
Deo
west Of Fifth av. between Fourtssnth
ana 10th sta)
.Hsil:l"sy.cc.. as..Ii,s CO 70 VIM 4
Hal. Scs y i2tth ct. Dec ~; atty. Jacob
,,sT ST. sss ". -. lao !. 9Th .iv. %i,o.,s,.s
.1Andres MAsucci 70 Lvmsno Masyeei.
sia s,h AZ; sii liens. Nov ~; ATTY, Che:
s,6 81. "a v. :. 10 Am:;:ii:m ~.
isnlS,s .to,:slo;Sr; Oct HMoordoS
q Pee a; stIy;,Tuc co. ~ Bw.y; $4,000
siSssStTisr1 Ms- 4H; !; i b.. a., snN a' T.,; e.;
ssay. Dec Is; atty. o,Sri y auoSssa.st
MANHATTAN Nv. SIS. ss.t n ioctS Ct.
sI;sxsts tforeclosu.e Dec ". Jos { Levi.
ref. TO same, Doc 10; atty. same. .e%0.0 900
Uptown.
fManhattan Island, north Of listh ST.
!?:sioo l0--Annie Hayes. College Point.
81 Q. TO rerdinendo ctsfsrdoni. aia Z
RiXEhs,SE DRIyE. 800; isi.s y:
s s.so.M, s.Sy R E:sisS 90 pr,v = Rosa 3. com |.
noyes b Madden av::.'.......N
Emil Hachmsnn 10 Martin consoy.
W s6th Ct. and Philip $ Hi. sis " iied
e.. mtg $4,000. all liens, Dec Z: attys.
SAME F'RoPERrv-Msrttn conboy ct ii
mtg $4,000. b and ., all liens. Dec 10:
I.sTH ST, sal W Amsterdam av. .i.sss
~ssli-John II vahjen to Emma 4 May
All liens. Dec IA: atty, f shsrun. Iio
b"sy ...........y
BrssI.
borough Of The Bronr.)
LOTS 81 to 81. 81 and $40. map Daah estate
10 H Srcs. D =. sk M,n G mtg 50 . si's Nv S,," q:
LOTS 1855 and ass. map Il r B king
Dawson Of. Dec .: atty. T q 4 T 90. lIs
srEBsrHs w.: cor freeman st: ti'ss
slsss rs c.. Inc. i;is s;stA.Ir blvd. %:s
pE sc1er; ssi Sy southern :, ss S'; : ooa,.v. ,'I q
mouth i5I = ssh q. mtg $500. Dec );
riNpiXY Nv. :. ss:'S = i;sth a.. iica
Hoe av mtg $4,000. Dec II: ATTY. RS
wESDovE:R Av. i;i'i E wa.hinst ito"
av. coxiI3.3-Harry n Ro-en to David
Hossn; .se Ocean Parkway. Bklyn. mts
~s.s'ego' Dec IL: atty David Rosen. :.
TINToN Av. lisb, W 3. ioIi:Il-B.rtha
n. s.'G S.s III i: . .;,so'i I z ziim%:r: a. Unisn
HIGHBRfDGE ST. a. 1, lot u.
20 Erie Basin 1npt Co. 100 Bway. oct
20; attys. Hatch & c, 100 Bway 800
CLAY. Av. c Z, li< n iS5th 81. ?7xso-
lo+s Clay av. Nov %; ATTY, n Y Title
1ns 60. 1875
WASHINGTON Az, W ., i.osi.7 n Rail-
Palmer to Harry J Sandere, 363 Lexins-
ton ar. Dec IL; atty, A Zimmerman
" bWhJ
-
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS,

with name aud address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys nanio is omitted
address party Of first part.)
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'' isS q, Il h, n s 4 " v VIZ s'1 ~. H ~; .'': g
Jos Huber II r SD ct or aA& Msserole
st. Bklyn. Dec ii:.....:.........:.eM
DeGener to Agnes Brady. SSS 9Th av. ali
iiens. Dec 10: atty. Edgar Weaver. =
SANE PRoPERfr.X9m:: Brady 10 Ans
and Fredk Y DsGsnsr. it13 Clay ~,
Bronx. - tenants By snttssty. Ill lisne,
New Britain herald., 1915-02-02
CHINESE PASS NEW
 LAW FOR ELECTIONS
P6kin "NeWS'' Says Law is DlS- tinCtIy Chinese, Not Republican.

Picking, Feb. ?. Correspondence of term of office for the president of China, with eligibility to further terms is the principle feature of the new election law passed by the provisional constitution conference. In a cover ing note published with the law the conference declares that China cannot be subjected to the dangers and alarms of frequent presidential cleo tions. Other features of the law are:
 That the president shall be a male citizen of the republic, (therefore not necessarily a Chinese) at least forty years of age; and that he shall have resided in China for a period of twen ty years.
 That at the time of the presidential election the president shall carefully and reverently nominate three persons from whom his successor must be chosen.
 That the Electoral college shall be composed of fifty members of each house, the Ii Fa Yuan and the Tsan Cheng Yuan, the members being elected by ballot amongst themselves.
 That the election shall take place in Picking.
 That the Electoral college may vote for the reelection of the president as well as for the candidates he nomi- mates.
 That there shall be an attendance of three -fourths of the mem bership and vote of two-thirds of those pres ent in order to elect.
 That when the year of election ar rives, should the members of the Tsan Cheng Yuan (the senate) consider 1t a political necessity the then presi- dent may be reelected for another term by a two-thirds majority of the Tsan Cheng Yuan without a formal election"
 The Picking Daily News says: Frankly, the law is not republican, as the term is understood abroad, but it is Chinese. And the Chinese who legislate for China may be trusted to know what is best for the country during it's transition stage. Whatever may be it's (the law's) defect 1t has to be conceded that it has been de- signed to meet the peculiar needs of China''
New Britain herald., 1915-02-02
ITCHING ECZEMA
 |S DRIED RIGHT
 UP WITH SULPHUR
Use like cold cream to subdue irritation and clear
 the skin.

Any breaking out or irritation on the face, arms, legs and body when accom- panied by itching, or when the skin is dry and feverish, can be readily over come by applying a little bold-sulphur, says g. noted dermatologist.
 He informs Us that bold-sulphur in stantly allays the angry itching and irritation and soothes and heals the Eczema right up leaving the skin clear and smooth. Boldsulphur has occupied a secure position for many years in the treatment of cutaneous disorders be- cause of it's parasite destroying prop erty. Nothing has ever been found to take it's place in treating the irritable and infammatory skin affections While not always establishing a permanent cure it never fails to subdue the itching irri- tation and drive the Eczema away and it is often years later before any erup- tion again appears.
 Those troubled should obtain from any druggist an ounce of bold sulphur, which is applied to the affected parts in the same manner as an ordinary cold cream IL isn't unpleasant and the prompt relief afforded particularly in itching Eczema, proves very welcome.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-02
Druggists Recommend a
 Real Kidney Medicine

I have sold a great many bottles of pr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root during the past twenty years and it is a prepar- ation that is very satisfactory to my customers who buy it. 1 have heard good many expressions of approval from those who have used it. I think it good remedy and if l were in need of medicine l should Cer- tainly try SWamp-Root for any case of Kidney, Liver or Bladder trouble.
 WILLIAM N. WOOD,
 Druggist.
 AShburnham, Mass. Personally appeared before me- this 9th of August, 1909, William N Wood. who subscribed to the above state ment and made oath that the same is true in substance and fact
 WALTON B. WHITNEY.
 Notary Public.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-02
SNuPERS ACTIVE.
English Officer Attributes Man
 Deaths to Them.
Many

Dunkirk, France, Feb. 2. (Corre- spondence of the Associated Press)- The activities of the highly efficient German sharpsh ooters have been re- sponsible for a large proportion of the casualties in the French and British armies during the past two months Lieutenant H. C. Vouzier of the French army, writes of these sharp shooters:
 During the past three weeks l have lost more men by the sniper than l did in three stiff enga gemen Our position is not unlike a golf links half a mile from the club house we are bunkered and nicely under cover but imm ediately one of us shows head a bullet whizzes past. In one day ten were hit and for the life of us we could not locate the place where their snipers were concealed. At last we found it: four hundred yrads in front of us in the open were several prominent tufts of grass; one of my men fired into one of these tufts, and a sniper fell into view mortal1y wounded. A hundred yards to the right was another tuft which we de- molished with a fusilade of shots. When rt was drak we found there two dead Germans who were warmly clad and wrapped in rugs.
 We decided to initiate the tactics of the Germans. Two of our men vol unteered to become water rats just as the Germans had become field mice Under cover of darkness they wormod themselves into the bank at the water edge of a stagnant pond, and the next day they picked off many GcrmGns before they were discovered"
New Britain herald., 1915-02-02
SOAP ON HAIR CAUSES DANDRUFF,
 SCALP GETS DRY, HAIR FALLS OUT

incomparable softness and lustre
 Besides cleansing and beautifying the hair, one application of Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruff: :: stimulates the scalp, stopping itching and falling hair. Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. 1t goes right to the roots, inrigorates and strengthens them. It's exhilarating and lfe-producing properties cause the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful.
 Men! Ladiesi You can surely have lots of charming hair Get a 25 cent bottle of KnowIton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and try it.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-02
Girls. Get 25 cent bottle and try a "Danderinc Hair
 Cleanse"

After washing your hair with soap always apply a little Danderine to the scalp to invigorate the hair and pre- vent dryness Better still, use soap as sparingly as possible, and instead have "Danderine Hair Cleanse" Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair, taking one strand at a time
 This will remove dust, dirt and ex- ceSsive oil. In a few mom entS you will be amazed. your hair will not only be clean, but it will be wavy, fluffy and abundant and possess an
New Britain herald., 1915-02-02
LONDON ON WILSON.

London, Feb. 2, 5:03 A. M-ln an editorial dealing with the ship pur- chase bill now before the United States senate, the Times says 1t is satisfied that President Wilson has given the question most mature con sideration since August and desires to avoid provoking controversies which it is the wish of all real neu- trals to avoid. and that he will use with the greatest discretion the pow CTS conferred under the bill should 1t become law.