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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-12

nIH RI OLD Or. HARRIS
I'll REMEDY FOR PILES
] LILO is now manufactured
and sold by N. D. SEWN Son. 11s
Main Street, OF cen be procured direct
from the owner of the original pre-
scriptiop, MRS. MARY A aARR1Ss
R. F. D. 6, Norwich. Conn Price One
Dollar.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-12

ANDlNG Or CON ES ANTS
knights of Columbus. .562.135
Y. NJ. c. A.............. 549,S44
Y. NJ. H. A............ 4S5, 796
B. P. o. Elks. .457,716
Sacred Heart School. .449,948
st. Mary's School. ,O35
Odd Fellows Club. .219,339
Taftville Cong. Church. .216,54S
st. Joseph's P o h
Church ...-........1 1856 1856
Central Baptist Church. .158,O43
ST. Patrick's School. .15O,621
Masonic Temple ......... 91,575
Greeneville G m m
School ........... 8S,5SS
Halle Club ............... 87,96S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15

AMERICAN FOUNDRY PR0SPERS.
surulus Grows From S1,O23,57" to
RI,14S,3S7,

Tho report OF the American brake
9hoe and Foundry Company for tho year
ended September 30, 1915, shows n sur
MUS of sl,l45,3s7 after interest charges.
a. compared with sl.023.572 at the end
Of the previous year. After allowing
for a 7 per cent. dividend on the $4,000
600 omrno stock, to which dividend
return the common stock Is limited, tho
balance. ss23,3S7. Is equal 10 l6.46 per
cent. on the 800, 900 preferred stock,
against 1903 per cent. In the revious
wear. Earnings amounted 10 N,lsO,6l3,
ar red with sl,05a,74 In 1914
after deducting manufacturing, admin
;strative and selling expenses, The sur
Mus after the payment OF dividends
amounted to $423.Ss7, against s3Ol,b7"
a year ago.
president Cutler in addressing the
stockholders said; The general depres-
sion In business mentioned In out last
annual report continued during the first
three quarters of this fiscal year. Sub
.eouently. however, there was a good
improvement"
After January I, 1916, President Gut
ler said that the Brake Shoe companies
business in Canada will be handled by
the Dominion Brake Shoe Company,
Ltd, the entire capital stock of which
Ia owned by the American Malleablc
Company, "A subsidiary OF the American
Brake shoe and Foundry Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

CHURCH ST, 10. store-lieo y Robinson
to Geo q Campbell. 36th ST and Bwsy.
<l1-12 yrs from Dec 1. 1915: atty. Edw
n Burghard. III Bway......,...:tt.ooo
IT Av. 26<2. double store floor and base
ment-Louis Gruing to Chas schmid.
26i2 Sth sv. g yrs from May !. 1915 atty.
Jaburs Bros. 10 Leonard ST., .Sl,ea0
MOTT ST. 1875. cor store-Jos f Lemon to
Nicola camareli. IL I'd av, %ll-l2
yrs from Dec I. 1913: atty, Frank
AMsTBRbAM Av.. 81. .,or n~oor.Eliza-
beth stewart to Oscar B Rinas. 81 Am.
sterdam av. 5 yrs from Dec /, isl5.Si.7ls
sTH AV, s5s. store-Jas X Holly and ano,
exrs. to Eli II Negbour. lol " Sist st.
yrs from Sept !, 1915: atty. Benjamin
Bernstein. 2sg Bwsy 49,. $4,000
10TH ST. %6s-%T3 +. ~all--Pincus Lowenfeld
and ano TO David Rumper and ano. ass
L 18th 81, 37.i. yrs from Oct !. 1913;
attys. Lind a p. ~ Cedar ST.. SO, 900
9TH Av. 1875, ail-Robert w Goeiet to Jas
Donnelly.. > yrs from May 1. lsl5: attys,
Shilsnd & IL. is Bway..,..... .S2.JSS
50TH ST, l ", all-somersworth Realty
co to Caesar Ercole and ano. 5t7 9TH av.
10 yrs from Jan l.. 1916: attys, Stern 4
Gotthold. 80 Wall characterization
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
COTTON CONSUMPTION UP.
Nearly 10000 Bales More J-scd In
November Than IOIA.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. l4-Census re-
ports show cotton, exclusive of llnters,
consumed In November 5l4.534 running
bales in 1918. compared with 4a0.7 O6 in
1914. OF which 2S5.i35 bales We're con.
sumcd in cotton growing states In 1915
and -&b,4Gi Ip l9i4 Cotton held in
consuming establishments On November
80 lGl3,llo bale, "a 1919 aud ~l,062,lOa
in l9li and in public storage and AZ
congresses 4.9N2.+12 bales in 1915 and
4,9?N,il IN 1914 Imports 2l.l69 equgva-
lent 500 pound bales in 1913 and l3,454
In 1914. Exports, Including lIntcrs, SCI
625 running bales in 1915 and 76O,929
in 1914. Cotton spindles active during
November, 3l,i97,435 in 1915 and 30,-
425,197 In 1914,
Liuters held In consuming establish
meuts November 30 1857 bales In 1912
and 7S,343 In 1914 and I'm public storage
and At couprosses ll6.7N7 bales In 1915
and 1870 in l9l4. Exported during
November 1854 bales in 1915 and
7,26I in 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
NEW FIRM IN CR0CKERY ZONE,
'"h a LaTcrty Remove From Old
p~'stric, IN broadway and 2bth 81.

me Cross & Brown Company has
'ased 10 Cox g. Lafferty about 5000
'et OF space on the third floor Of l140-
tl'' Broadway, corner of Twenty-ffth
NFeet, for n long term Of years. The
Nase Is an indication Of the trend OF
W. croekery trade from the old Park
pace district, az coX II Lafferty have
wen located in this district for over
V"en'y years, The removal OF this Arm
Includes a number Of concerns I'm the
glassware and crockery business, having
" aggregate capital Of $4,000, 900. made
tp as follows: Imperial Glass Company.
%neiaIre. Ohio Seneca Glass COMPANY.
horgantown, w. Va, Brush, Mccoy
,ot,ery Company, GAINESVILLE. Ohio OK
IRA Pottery Company. Cambridge, Ohio !;
lm"f Mclaughlin China Company,
Se"et, W. Va, Wapak Holiowware
oNrptny, Wapakanasta Ohio: Holm
yIFt swanson Company. Chicago, III. (:
mor'ey Manufacturing Company. Boston,
'ssa American Enamenng and stamp
.mf 'ompany. Bellairc. Ohio; Hugo
i0'dt Picture Frame Company. De-
r''' Mich, s. X, Bittner. Lancaster.
with NJ Forman 4 Co. $500 feet
. ~ TO "a West Thirty-sixth street, for
, tern OF years to Henry Goldstsin :
cr'"NRl ". g. l., Hess to benjamin
v behrman for a term OF years the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Builder Completes Apartment
Site on Haven Ave.-99th
st. Lofts Sold.
MANY FIRMS TAKE SPACE

Trading in real estate yesterday was
q. miscellaneous character, including
nothing Of more than local interest. The
big business OF the day was done in the
auction room. where Joseph p. Day and
J. Clarence Davies demonstrated once
again that. given lots that are at all
desirable and a comprehensive. well d.
r,c,ed advertising campaign. buyers can
be found for property at any time Of
wear. The leasing branch OF the market
closed important deals yesterday. notably
a lease for one of the city's large china
Ard glassware firms, which will remove
rom the old downtown district to Broad
way north Of T~wenty-third street. Thu
leasing OF lofts continues to be n OF
the big features Of current brokerage
business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15

SIS Noordam, Rotterdam, l,l;O miles south
oil Sandy Hook at nooN yesterday,
=, Glenpoui, ranploo, y miles south OF
Diamond shoals at noon,
SD. ID Rockefellar, Tuxpam, 40 miles
south of Diamond shoals AT noon,
So Iroteus, New Orleans, &C miles Nouth OF
Diamond shoals at noon.
So Comet, New Orleans, 8, miles eae Of
sand Key at noon.
Tug security, LOWING harycs, Boston. paaoed
Btrtlrtis Reef lshtship at p. NJ.
50 Dayton, TuApam, l2j miles north OF
JupitCr al noon.
- SAN JaGnto, Galveston, s miles south or
Jupiter AT 7 y, N.
- El oridcuto, Galveston, c5 miles east
al Galveston bar ~ noon
~ FL orIente, galveston. 80 miles south OF
SANDY Hook ri noon.
50 Hulla La nuayra, 10 miles south OF
Sandy Hook At noon.
Tax Astral and barge. Sabine, n miles
south OF Diamond Shoals at noon.
- ArapHhoe. Jacksonville, $50 miles south
OF sandy Hook AT : 4. NJ.
~ Guantanamo, Porto Mexico, ~ milcs
northeast of Jupiter AZ T II N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. s Q cor Elwood st, 2o2xis4-
Dsv,d schneider az, Haven con:t5pstiSs
LEWIS ST. ah-Paul Bernstein Co., Inc.
agt B%enjamin seidenberg, owner. Abel.
DIST ar, as w--Joseph Warm az, Glrard
Trust Co of Philadelphia. Pa owner.
Albany Apartments corpn. lessee gre.
.sTH sr. "a w-sam Tobias ast chelsea
Home Corpn. owner Levin Bros Go. Inc.
srR aA. Av' o.77i--Gribu: Bros a.t Mary
ssTH ST IS E--B F.K.stinr ast William
g Osborn. owner; John q Hanson con,
sRproeAS'Dp1wAi'f.' ssh to ss7--n + Heating CO
S Ssa I nirEs A Mi n rlea ssrs. owners y, Tsn't goSs
18TH ST, IS to I5A w + heating Co
Sy. owner; John q Hanson. cont.,ionM
LEMON Az, bss-AOrahsm Mushcart ast
julius siegel. owner; Julius Ahrweiler.
laSSTH ST. 3 w"Abraham Mushcar, al
Elias kantrowitz; owner; Julius Abr:
ssTH ST. 50 E-Hotchkiss Vail a Garrison
Co agt VIM G Osborn. owner: william
Young Co 4 John q Hanson. c%ontrac-
,s.p at. Sc to 40 'wi.,..AiaI sies;;ii .st firss
African Methodist Episcopal Bethel
Hss'sH' H iM : sf Ha n d "1r''s% Hs s1.-
:iSTH ST. a75 . ioth ~. i5xioo-siiyestri
IldsteTlnk w ~ sVNNh n SoTpH, oWneT
and contractor. 81, 200
2sTH sr. All and %Aa W--Isrsel singer
agt Chelsea Home Corp, owner; lie vim
Bros co. Inc. contractor. 49,. -. s65
t7TH ST. IS and 90 W-Hel Gate Sheet
Metal Works agt Hugo. Mrs Isaac and
Gustav Rumsnthal, owners; August u
SAD st. ISL E-Harry Pomcrantz agt
Louis newman owner; sam Reinbach,
.sTH ST, ~, and %ts w-James + 'Demp.
sey agt Chelsea Homes Corp. owner;
Levine Bros Co. Inc. 4 Morris Levine.
contractors .$lS2.S1
Bronx.
FOX TT. Discriminating and Extcrmin-
ating Corporation agt y Hosenbere,
owner; Epstein q Yarhts and 8 Rosen.
,, ssTi' s eSni 7ss and soi.sil riin,. Unto;
Max Rosenberg aSt Leo Abram. lessee,
owner: Jacob Rosenberg. contrac.
Fii.LMoRE 81 l7si-Joseph oamachs
agt Grace u Schanx. owner q com
tractsrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and southern New
England. partly cloudy and continued csa6
to-day; increasing cloudiness . wasmes
Tomorrow; fresh westerly wtnds. beco0inG
variable.
For New Jersey and eastern Penney
vania- fair and cold to-day: cloudy and
warmer tomorrow. probably followed by
snow or rain; frosh westerly Winds dtmin-
fishing.
FOR northern New England. partly oieuAy
and continued cold to-day: probably fair
to-morrov. stron0 westerly winds. dimin-
ishing.
For western New York. partly cloudy to-
day; local SHOWS and somewhat warmer ts-
morrow; moderate westerly winds. beoom-
New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE centres Of
York on Monday became united yester.
day In ono centre on the New England
SNOW fell over all sections east Of IN.
middle lake regions and heavily - a
n.wesr Of points especially IN nortssrr
prevailed on the middle Atlantic coast
An area Of high pressure immsdi.ts,,
Westward into the p~in. state: from
centres In the Mississippi Valley. and va
attended BY much colder weather in N.
upper and middle Mississippi Valley and
east and southeastward to the Atlantic
coast.
lcrnpefaturs were below zero IN pefI0 OF
WISCONSIN. Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa and IN"
trict- and twenty below in southern
Manitoba.
Low pressure prevailed in the Rocky
Mountain states and westward and snow
fell In the Northwest.
In this city the day was fair: growing
colder; wind. brisk to high northwest
average humidity. % per cont; bssomet.r
corrected to read 10 sea level. at 8 A. NJ,
20 -; 3 r. NJ. ca.56.
Tho temperature in thi. city yesterday. a.
recorded by the official THERMOMETERS, -
shown in the annexed table:
1918. 1914 1918. 1914
- M......aso sss op. NJ. 81.
3 !. M....28' 33s ~ Mid . "a lie
Highest temperature. 34o. at 1915 p. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 30. ~ 4 p. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15

fourth loft at 64s-65l broadway, con-
tanning 1900 square feet Of space ;
eighth loft at 520-522 Broadway to tho
Gross Babywear Company; third floor
at 47-49 Maiden Lane, to I. GOLDBERG
space on the twelfth hoor Of 907 Broad
way TO NJ. Brook space In the Bonwit
Teller Building to Philippace 4 Thomp-
son. and space In the building at 1924
West Sixty-frst street to the Franklin
Auto Company and John =. Sousa, Jr.
Rice h Hill have leased at I52 and
154 West Forty-ffth street stores to
sarah Levy and Albert Brender and
the second floor TO Jacob Weissberger.
Pease a Gilman have leased a loft
In 81 West Thirty-sixth street to the
T. eastman Costume Company.
Albert d. Ashforth has leased the
store and basement In the Tilden Build
ing. at 10b-l11 West Fortieth street. to
the Western Electric Company for a
long term OF years. The Murray street
branch OF the company will he moved
TO these premises. which will also house
the executive offices Of the concern.
n Roosevelt Estate has leased to
Weiner Bros. cotton goods converters.
now at 81 n 80 Blocker street, about
10000 square feet at sac and 83s Broad
way. with an a. to ~ and ~ East
Thirteenth street. Frederick Southack
and Alwyn Ball. Jr.. were the brokers.
John 4. Watson has taken a lease Of
the store at 10 West F'orty-second street
for a term Of six years for a sporting
goods establishment. Albert J.. Moore
was the broker.
Harris & Vaughan have rented space
In l? East Forty-sixth street to 'Schait.'
curios and porcelains.
Louis Schrag has leased the store In
I West Nineteenth street to Ma Eneler.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased store No. I In 20 Fulton street,
corner of Front, to Robert Gordon for
a term OF years, completing the renting
or the building. purchased by the DEM.
son Realty Corporation last spring and
remodelled. The Noyes company also
leased the store n basement at 81 Full
ton street'to Israel Abram and Herman
Mass.
n. Brigham Hall and william n.
Bloodgood have leased space at 100
Flnh avenue to the Garbro Manufac-
turing Company. fourth loft at 81 West
Twenty-second street TO SHERMAN 4
Erdrich for the manufacture Of dresses
and costumes n fourth loft at as West
Twenty-nrst street to Joseph LefY. cloak
suit manufacturer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
Borough OF Tho Bonx.)
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Az IS, 40 = lssth Ct. 6o,s5--
ny NJ Niedenstein s ano. exrs Lcui.a ii
Az d, ?.-Bernard Merm.i..e,n to Her.
man stark; as7 = 10th ct: a;,ys. G
WASHINGTON PL 7~s-si-Ce.sre Raz-
ze,ti 20 Title @ st Co, i5s Bway 800
BROoME ST, n >. sl.3 e Mulberry ~. ssix
!. X Haines. ::s = 18Th ct. indianapolis.
Ind. a.iys. Leach 4 Williams. bridge
SUFFOLK ST. iss--same TO same; attys.
AMSTERDAM Az. IS. 100 n s-,h It. sSS
lSgS SSTam to sane; atty; same $500
s.s SAT-" ST. :. 700 :dav. :5xioos.,saymS..
s7TH ST si,.s, w--sant to sans. :. al!
s7TH ST. SSH w--sam. TO .ame.'is.osss
9th ST. 8 $, $50 e Sd av. >oHloc,.Issme
PARK Az. isil-ss me 10 .ame..ii6,6s
SAD ST. 6ts-s E-same TO .ame. .ss:,.6s
isT Av. 9 W cor iisth n, ss.iixiooE.sams
,sT Az, soi,-sam. to sam.;..a,t
30 Av. ~ii.i-sAm. to ..n.;a,
sTH Az, :, ,ot.ii n lssd St, issicc-
AM SsTf 8 ~" ~. =. soil i.a;; IT.
l7TH ST, -. i".i., Az. ssxs.-same 70
rahn'e "Mwiams, "nn"ss ~,
st'ys, hescn a "'''ia"s' n''aSe r'na
H0rihi Ggren' s,,, MH;nil,., s'soq9
iooISsme 20 same; a'ty sa'ne w 1000
Park AN' lose-Ssme +" sa'ne Atty
same ''', b.ooo
sd Az. l'o-Same 70 same astS
i-ISI i~"'N w. -A",ta oo
..TtI 81 .aon SUOo
win So W sTs oon
ssTH ST. ST, n ., iIisw Amsterdam av. issS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
apru ST. LOFT BUILDING SOLD.

WEST 99TiI STREET-The Haven Con-
sruciion Company. Charles Flaum
PRESIDENT. has resold through T.. 4 J. II.
Albert to Mr.. Arnstein, a wholesale
eiazler, the six story loft building at
1: West Ninety ninth street. This
property was taken in exchange from
Herman Bindseil In part payment for
the three new apartment houses at the
southeast corner of Broadway and
Ellwood street. Dyckman. sold last
week through the same brokers.
EAST SAD ST~REET-William A.. White
4 Sons have sold for the Guaranty
Trust Company, as trustees. Is? East
Thirty-third street, a three story
dwelling. on lot 1s.9xc5. 10 the Robert
Hoe Estate Company. which owns the
abutiing stable at l53 East Thirty
eecond street.
WEST l?3D STREET-M. Just has sold
the three story dwelling at 358 West
l?3d street on lot ~16xl00.1l.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD-M. Just has
sold for Max Marx the northeast cor
ner OF o3sth street and White Plains
road, a plot S5xi00, TO T. G. Galardi.
Nho will erect apartment houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15

Tho American liner pAiladeiphiA sAases
saturday for Liverpool. will take mAll.
Germany. Austria, Hungary. LuxsmAQSs.
Bulgaria., Turkey. the Netherlands, N0r-
way. sweden and Denmark: also for
Africa, West Asia and East Indies.
The Russian American liner kursk. ssli-
Ing Saturday for Archangel. will take mall,
closing at 10 A. NJ. for Russia.
The SIS. shonga. sailing saturday for
Monrovia and Cape Ps'mas. will take mail.
ciosing at 1880 A. NJ. for Liberia when
specially addressed only.
The French liner Espasne. sailing eatur-
day for Bordeaux. will take mail, closing
at IL NJ, for France, Kumania, Serbs.
switzerland. Italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt.
Greece. British India. British East Africe-
Slam. Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon. 6traits
settlements, Dutch East Indies, west Aus
tralia and Persia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
RuYING BROOKLYN HOMES.

Burr!ll Bros. have sold the three story
ard basement dwelling at c:9 Berkeley
place, between Seventh and Eighth ave-
russ, for the Elizabeth G.. Hill estate TO
a buyer for occupancy.
Frank II. Seayer & Co. have sold the
ore family brick house at 1865 Seventy
rin,h street, Dyker Heights. for F. A.
re'legr.no to an investor.
7. =, Sauter has sold the three story
md base nent brownstone dwelling at
.Ht Tent street for Morris +. Hickey
a client. who will occupy the premises
about tho first Of the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE destroyer
has arrived at bridgeport; de-
stroyer Cushing at Whitestone Landing.
C-2 at New London battleshlp
i,ouisiana at southern drill grounds, battle
South Dakota at san Diego and bat
tleship wyoming at TompkinsNiIr.
The cruiser BUFFALO has sailed from san
Diego for Topolobampo cruiser Dixie from
Boston for Philatelphia. hattleship Mime
sofa from southern dr,ll grounds for rhil-
destroyer Morris, tug Powhattan
and collier vesuvius from Newport for New
York yard. and transport Prairie from
Hampton Roads for Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
Army and Navy Orders.

N~AShlNGrpN. bee. li.-1hess army
orders were Issued To-day
capt. J. j. KinEwsu, Corr. Engineers,
detailed as M ~ General stan corps
These medical ofh,"rs 10 tho Philippines
on or about March D.. Majors II. II
rutherford. r. \ ptlr, -. G. Piliingslca,
q. e Nh.icomh. l. " Rand, J ;. Wilson
and T. ". Rich
from further dutN a. Fort Riley. Kansas.
Capt. J NJ burroughs Q N, c., to Fort
Ethan Allen as q~larterluaster. relieving
Capt. A Miller, second cavalry.
Lieut. Col A \. Hashrouck 10 Twentieth
Inftutry.
Mnior i, u Webster 20 Tw~enty.seccnd
Infantry, January -.
First Lieut.. r IL Burr to twenty
eighth Infantry
First Lieut. r " Pearce to Sixteenth
Infantry January -
First Lieut., r. smith to Fifth Cavalry.
Col u 4 Mccarthy, @ NJ g. 70 Fort
LeayCuwnrth for special course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
QUEENS PLOT BUYERS.

Joseph Dalton has SOLE to Martin NJ.
x Wohl the plot 25xl22 on the cas-, side
u College avenue. 81 feet north of Ave-
rue n, College Point.
Anna III. Irwin has sold to Anna Il.
smith the plot 50xl36 on the north sid
II Washington place. 230 feet west Of
Parsons n Flushing.
John J. O'Connor has purchased from
katherine Lenan two plots at Long
bland City. one IL 75x100 on the east
SIDE Of Hamilton street. near Webster
avenue. and the other Ia 50xl00 on Han.
cock avenue. near Payntar avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
PLANS FOR BRONX FLATS.

In the Bronx Bureau OF buildings
yesterday the Haren Construction Com
pany, Charles Flouin president, fled
plans for three Ave story fats. each
5~3.4xs3ll. on the west side Of Merriam
avenue. 1859 feet south of 10th street.
George +. Pelham Is the architect. The
cost is estimated at $150,o 900. The FIRE.
nall Company. r. r. French president,
also filed plans for a five story Nat,
5O.exs4.4, to go up on the east side Of
Harrison avenue. 9s27 feet north Of
fremont avenue. George r. Pelham
also designed this building. He esti-
mates the cost at $45.0 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
srEINwAY BUYS l.. l.. O

The Rickert- Finlay Realty Company
las sold to Frederick T. Steinway OF the
Arn Of Steinway 4 Sons the Colonial
res'deQce on a plot fronting 24O feet on
North drive, Kensington-Great Neck.
me house. which is the largest ever built
ny the company for sale. having q 'front.'
age Of lle feet, containing eighteen
rooms and five baths, was sold for APP
m~oXImAtely $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with nams and address Of lenders
A~ttorney,)

n:TM ST. ,i'1 81. u; : ILL : ,:s y.
carmsls caraso Of a. e Matilda Lands:
man; atty. T q Co. l76 Bwsy. 1000
ioTH Az. So = cor Asd ct. .aosso.' july
Kelly, woodmers. J. I: atty, Jno 7
KIRBY e. Ni:rsn S St H. 500
to Forbes J Hennessy; Ellen n Parker
4 Michael Coleman. exrs a trus Of
Ellen n Hsnnsssy; atty me:..,,! 5000
To.a. May 1, lsO+--Jos p MoGovern 20
American Mortg Co: sstisned Of record
Without production Of original morts.
by order Of the Supreme Court, Dec
10, 1915; Justice NJ Marley Piatsek;
atty for petition. Aug NJ Thiery. p3 Nas-
sau At, (This satisfaction Ia executed
TO conhrm a previous ono executed in
w IsHe' r ,sfs' A ;;ac : !. 80; Il n ,i1tia' a.: 'I;oss
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
LEASES MRS. BARTLErr's HOME

Worthington Whitehouse has leased
for the winter. furnished. the house at
81 East Ninety-irst street, for Mrs.
Franklin Bartlett to ST. John Smith.
Louis Schrag has leased for Malinda
Ballin the dwelling At 236 West Twenty
fourth street to Ross Vaughan.
Porter 4 Co. ave leased for Thomp-
sol koss & Warren to Charles Pulschen,
the three story dwelling ut 21l West
l2lst street, and for Richard Freund to
william II. Anstesd the four story
American basement dwelling at ?9S West
l31th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
NEW FLATRUsH POST OFFICE.

The United States Government has
taken y ten year lease from the Ger
mania Real Estate n Improvement
Company Of a two story building to be
east corner OF Nostrand avenue and Ave-
nue. II, Brooklyn. as a new ranch post
Office. X. T. SohafYer has prepared plans
for the building. which will cost about
$500 The Government will nay a
yearly rental Of about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
AoTM st. DWELLING TO GO.

A six story building will replace the
four story dwelling at II East Forty
ninth street on lot c2.3x100. TO be
by Charles Brown. who yestcr-
day recorded a twenty-one years lease
Of the property from Elisabeth G.. s.
Vatable. The rental will be $4,000 per
annum. The new structure. which will
be from plans by GronenberG 4 Leuch-
tag. will contain stores. offices and bach
elor quarters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
TO BUILD sTH AVE. MOVIE.

Three one story stores and a two
story moving picture theatre will be
built from Hans by 8. r. Eisendrath
and b. Horowitx at sea to So7 Eighth
avenue extending in An Il" TO 303 and
3O5 West Fortieth street. The improve
ment to be made for NJ. r. Ryan at an
estimated cost OF S46. 900 has been leased
to the Bofan Amusement Company for .
term Of years.