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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-31
BELKNAP DISTRICT

Mrs Granville Angell is visiting at Mrs
Charles Fasseps
Master Elmer Mathewson Of Bristol, /,
visiting his grandfather, MIR. byron
Nathewson.
Mr.. John X. Hunt has resigned az
superintendent, at the chapel, which will
take effect January Ist.
Mr. and Mrs T. J Wach aud family
spen, Xmas at he home oi MIR, aud Mrs.
Ohm p. Fox Of Providence
Mr. Clinton Il. Thurbcr, who for many
years bad been living ia San Franci.co
Cal, has been the guest Of relatives 10 this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward !. Rothemich OF
Schenectady, n v, are spending the
hoiidavs with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
r w Belkusp.
A Xmas concert and tree was held a, the
Belknap Chapel last Sunday evening
There were quite large number present IN
spite Of the stormy weather.
Mr.. Frank A. Burr returned home for
the Xmas vacation, haviug recently been
at the Pennsylvania state College as Pro.
fessor OF Mechanical Engineering.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-31
PRICE THREE CENTS

Rev. w. L Gallup is spending the holi
days with his mother in Springfield, Conn.
Edmond z. Brien, a representative OF
the Mrs'o Co in New Haven. Conn is
spending the holidays with his parents in
this village.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church OF Christ held their annual election
OF officers and social at the church, Tues
day evening.
John Williams has returned to work at
the Metal Products Co, in Providence.
where he crushed the fore finger of his LEI,
hand six weeks ago.
Mrs. {. {. Cogswell, matron Of the
Hiilcrest Sporting Club, was the recipient
OF many beautiful and useful gifts from the
members Of the club
A broken live wire on Manton avenue in
front OF Rignei's nut store on Tuesday,
caused considerable excitement, but was
repaired before any damage was done.
The Christmas concert tha, was to be
given by the Sunday school of the Baptist
Church las, Sunday evening. was postpon.
ed ON aeeount OF the storm until this sun,
day evening.
William Lakey received letter from
Corp. Harold Blatchford of the British
Army on Monday In which Corp. Batch
ford saws that he expects to be shipped to
the front in France very soon.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-31
MANTON.

Miss Emma Darling is confined to her
home by illness.
Mr.. Epbriam White is confined to his
home with the grippe.
Miss Eva Ambscb has accepted posi-.
ton with Miss Elizabeth Pagan.
Miss Elizabeth Pagan spent Christina,
with relatives in Waltham. Mass.
John Ryan has severed his connection
with The Union Hand Laundry in Provi-
dence.
The annual Xmas tree and concert ot
the Baptis, Church was held last Thursdsy >
evening.
Edward Richardson has accepted posi-.
,ion with Arthur Newman, the we'll known
milk dealer.
Johnston Hose Co., No. 3. held a
regular meeting at the Fire Station on
Monday evening.
The candle and carol service at st.
Peters Church on Wednesday evening was
largely attended.
The Bauaeca Glass Of the Church Of
Christ have planned dance TO be held at
Forester's Hall, February 7and
The bazaar for the benefit OF Our Lady
Of Grace Church opened on Monday and
has met with great success 80 far.
The Alpha Theta Cls" Of St. Peters
Church, will hold their annual banquet
this evening At the Parish House.
The Rigpey Dugouts defeated the ~,
Thomas team At ST. Thomas Gymnasium
on Monday evening by the score OF as
o "a.
A very valuable horse belonging 10 the
Pocsssett Ice Company, died near the
end Of the Msntou car line on Monday
afternoon.
The teachers Of the eighth grade pupils
Of the Johnston schools will hold a meet
ing at the Msnton Grammar School this
afternoon.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-31
Your EYES /!

Two Eyes are all you will ever have
This Is sufficient reason why you should
take the very best care OF them. They
must give YOU lifetime OF service. In
about 10 per cent OF all cases Of eye
trouble change Of lenses is necessary
otter period OF about one to two years.
Your Ewes should not be neglected for
single day after YOU know they need
attention aud help. Proper glasses are
the best help for tired or oyerworked
eyes. Eyes do not get better without help
Il am ready to help YOU
IL. ID. CORMAN
orroMErnIsr AND OPrICIAs
olo Butler Exchange, Providence, n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
Combination of
Cops Fatal for
Bad Sign Boys

For IA long time boys riding NlycIe,
without lights down town ni night
have infuriatcd warning policemen ny
giving them the high sign" and vhIr
iug AWAY with various ana sundry I'm
sutlng comments when commanded Ia
stop So Tuesday evening fhr long
suffering COPS slipped up ou their
Youthful torm'ntnre Motoryrle orr
GERS Roger aud Murray were STA
toned several doors mp the street from
the cops ON two main corners. so ns
to be- ont Of sight from the reckless bi
cycle riders eyes
Approached q hoy u tho orrng
That lid has PASSED me- AI % tonight
and made II had slgu ut mo racl
time announced rutrolmm oIc Bur
nett, pccring into the rtnom. Then hp
ram into the street, 10 Stop the llght
less machine hut the youth duckc,
rnst him wiH q noCking lpueh. and
made mother bud Ign at the l,ervisl
cor With his free huud. Then the hit
motorcycle cop raced down upon him
nnd he WAS je'N ! rom h.s ub.D bee
fore hr could think VI du'k ue Tlv
times did this happen In each case
the young law breaker was taken t,
the police station, and forced To rals,
81 In cold cash FOR bond before h,
was allowed 90 60. The thanking
tocics of the gas cops viii he contlu
ucd until lightless bikes form IN,
hahit Of coming to an ABRUPT stoI
when the patrolmun raises his hand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
LYRIC is SUED
George Cram ASKS $4,000 for Allege,
Breach oi Contract on ATLAS COu
pOn, SinOpOulo's Defense

Because " alleged failure to dis.
tribute "ntlas coupons to buyers of
mnrIr." tickets NJ the Lyric theatre In
1911 John Siuopoulo. proprietor is bee.
iug -Url m District Judge llnysons
court for $1,000 by George f. Cram.
Ihr plaintiff states that he entered
into @ contract with Sinopoulo, who
agreed to distribute the coupons, a Ger
tain number II which could be- cy
changed IurUu atlas. TO the patrons ut
the lNrI mnturrs. Sinopoulo says
that Cram fniIrd 10 advertise the pro
jonl u- Hr promised and that there wa,
no dmWU for the coupons on account
Of .In. interest having been awaken
ed N. tU. plaintiff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
SENATOR OWEN
IS CONDEMNED
Washington County Farmers
Will Bitterly Fight Drain
age Project
TO COST $23.7O AN ACRE
Judge Says Expenses of $500,
600 More Than the $4,000
Acres Are Worth
TO COST $23.7O AN ACRE

RAlilLESNILLE, Dee. United
~ states Senator X. J.. owen was
I'llrrly denounced Mt mass meeting
ol 700 taxpayers from the southern
part of Washington county held u
/ the district court here Tuesday. and
q resolution unanimously was adopted
/ asking the board Of county cumml,
/ 'lonrrS 10 drop all further proceed.
lug' In the drainage matter and lo
/ consider no more propositions r,Hcrru.
ing the Strengthening ont OF cane,
. creek or rrclalmng the bottom lands
. unless such II opposition were backed
hy the petitions or IL majority Of the
. property owners affected. The pro
/ test wnS against proposal to bond
/ the entire county to pay for the dram
age work.
Judge J j Shea led the protestant
declaring the land proposed to u.
I drained was not worth the rnoruou-
, expense that would be cutuiled that
nn injustice was about to br done 600
the farmers lie called upon Engineer
/ e + JacobN of Kansas city. who told
his hearers that the work would cost
about SNlSOOO, or about $23TO per
acrc Il was then shown that about
229oj acre, ont Of the totul Of $4,000
acres Of overflow land was Indian
land
"lf we can find that Senator owen
Is 40 the bottom Of this shouted e.
J. Woodward, postmaster of Vera. i
ann In favor or hanging him to lHr
highest tree In the land. We are upI
living under king. This Is free
country and we do not have 10 let one
man put thing like this over on u.s.
| ann against the thing and do not
care who knows it,
Attention was called TO the fact that
| United StatcJ senator owen, who owns
"a ranch In the northern part uf the
county had been one of the prime
mover, IN this project Judge Shea
here declared that II Senator owen
wanted drainage ~ badly us that hc
could form Il little district lu the
northern part ot the county and he
and his urishhors could drain their
land but he said he objected 10 owen
or anybody else saddllng this debt ON
the rest uf the county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
Daddy Long Legs

A rapidly moving panorama " real
HE, now filled with n pathos that
touched the heart and the next mo
mcnt bringing the hcartlcst laughter
from an audience directly In sympathy
with every new Development of the
sorrows and joy, of the orphan Judy,
whose father and mother. brother and
sisters were all killed IN n cyclone be-.
fore she was born such was the
play Of Daddy Long Legs" which
was produced at the Oyerholscr last
evening
Those who had read the story I'm
the Ladies' Home journal a few years
ago wondered how the charming bits
NJ letters could be- arranged into a
play but the results exceeded the eN.
ucctatons " the most ,anguinc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
CARDINAL IS
DEFENSE ANTI
Gibbons, Noted Baltimorean,
Comes Out Flatly Against
Presidents Armament

BALTIMORE. DeC. s-Curdlual Gh-
A~hons, who has heretofore never u
He'd himself publicly with either lIy
Of any national question, has come
out strongly and has taken his stand
definitely with the opponent, or pr.
parcducss, andl has iudorsrd the prp
gram and sentiments ot thv anti dee
Tense campaign
The cardinal attended uu uuudr
fcusu meeting ut the Acadcm, lrr, un
Sunday night lie announced that On,
was not In favor Of preparedness. anl
would give his full support ro lnr uu
tidcrpuSe protest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
MAY BROACH PEACE

AMSTERDAM, Dec S-Bcrlin dis
patches state that the German chuucel
l"r Bethmam.llOllweg has goAc L.
army headquarters to discuss with I'm
prrur William details of the chanccl
Iors forthcoming speech In the reich
stag which ls awaited with feycrl-.
Interest hv the public The speech u
expected 10 disclose Gcrmany'a iuiru
llU- Boo the Balkans ana the poS,II.r
TIr 4 upNpc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
PAST MAYORS OF
0.C. TO ASSEMBLE

Every living cNmayor Of Oklahoma
CITY, with one exception. win be- pres
cent nt the noon day luncheon to be-
gwen ot the Lee lIucklns Thursday by
the rity commissioners In honor of the
delegates tp the convention NJ the
Municipal league The former orfl
oiol, NJ Oklahoma city will be- the
guests ot Mayor Oycrholser. This will
be- the first time that all the former
and present officials have ever met
together
The former mayors ~ Oklahoma
city who will be present are Lee Van
Nmklc q. A, Mltschcr, Dan v Lackey
T. W Gibbs, j +. Allen, J. f. Messeu
nNugh aud Whit NJ. Grant. Every
living past mayor " the city Is still
living here, with the exception " Hen
~ Scales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
LINCOLN PARK
GIRAFFE DEAD
Chicago Collection Of Animals Receives
u Blow-l2fOOt Pride Was SeiIed
With Paralysis

CHICAGO Dec S-Ilncolu park
2on 4. 300 mourning. The prize giraffe
mld 'nwn Sunday evening and, rest
m- U.. weary head some six feet away
hr .Imhcl Ia an attack " parnly
Sis
INn gmffr with its female mate
vu- presented 10 Liucoln park tive
years ago hy Mrs hollie Netcher- New
berger. owner N the Boston store. She
bought 'no pair for 5000 from th,
llusrnNr.h collection In Germany Will,
travelling there The late prize winner
1870. l- 'r.t n height and regarded as
20 superb .pruimcn.
The animal was seized with paraly
Sis last Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
ENGLAND SAYS
MESSAGE WEAK
Doesn't Discriminate Is Opin.
ion OF Pail Mall Gazette
Consequence Pointed

I ONuON. ncn. s. The Westminster
- Gazette. commenting ON President
Wilson'S message. SAYS: I'VE hope from
this message that the American ro
plc are beginning 10 understand that
thi, war is conflict between two
kinds off civilization n Gpmum
wins this war the American people
win soon discover that the Numuu
doctrine has become storm umcr NJ
VoSd politics aud win probably hu
tine cause ~ the urNt uar'
The PAN Mall Gazette .u. mt tm
message is too mild oud nut sufficiently
discriminatory between murumI and
criminal conduct.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
NEW RECORD
FOR FIRE LOSS
Wastage in Oklahoma for No.
vember Reaches AL
most 100000

.nNL hundred and scycnty.ono fires
representing % loss close 10 $sOO.
"r WIS Oklahomu- fire record for
'." month of November. the heaviest
...r Ton single month In the history
DI The commonwealth. A single fire
."'' "i compress and cotton on plat
%" ul Altus. bringing single item
"n io SGujOOO cNrS.ding the single
...' Dos, II $4,000 at Ardmorc thn,
drought the September record a. nu
mount exceeding 100000
Ih' total loss frr the year, as taken
FROM the record iu State Fire Marshal
I'Nw'nds office aggregates S3,ljG.
''I- The loss hy months.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
TerseIy Told
Justice summers Hardy will tonight

Justice summers Hardy will tonight
address students ~ the oklahoma city
law school and the - applicants for
membership in the Oklahoma hnr In
the supreme court room The address
Is one uf .rnrs of lectures being de
lvrrcd before the law class Friday
evenings The change Of date was
made bon order that the supreme court
Justice might be- heard by the visiting
candidate, for admission to practice
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
Deaths and Funerals
NJ. |. Snow

VI, H. snow
lNtruycliug salesman, died at the
family residence Tuesday, Dec Z, after
a lingering illness. Deceased leaves
one daughter Miss Mlunic Snow, md
a SON, Harold SNOW Mr Snow WAS
u most earnest church worker having
hccn az one time chairman NJ the
board NJ tcUstpos of the Pilgrim Con.
gregatlpnSl church ps well m presl.
dent of the Mems Brotherhood. lie
also wns a member of the U. g, I. s.
Funeral viii be- held at the residence,
lll2 W 10th st., Thursday p. NJ at
% 80, DR. W. II H. UrCh officiating
ntcrment at Fairlawn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
The Mrathrr a Year ago To.Day

Colder Temperature, High Is, Low %
remember Laxative Bromo Quininc
cure. ..I Zoe one day There is only
one lrumo Quninc" Look for sig
nature g. W GROVE. 25c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
MlndoM, al hendanarters FedcralIon

uf. Labor closed airtisht Wednesday
morning Edgar fcnton, president rN-
ru.nrd hr hud meNplninnhIr onhui.
rance u after ~ roses aroma floating
around on gentle southern breeze from
ruDkiugluWu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
opo,tma,ler GeneraI-" rrad address

uu telegram brought To uti'r" OF
Claude Weaver Wednesday morning.
There's mo- postmaster genera. iu uk
luhumn CITY, said Weaver Then rr.
mrnutly tore open envelope to dlsroy.
or that the remainder NJ uldu,. had
nrru ronrrnlrd Delivery
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
"Nm very shy Of reporters" said

am very shy OF reporters, SAID
Joe Huckius, Of Lec.llurkn5 hotel
Had II friend once who snld guest
had left room IN worse condition than
cattle would have done Reporter re-
marked In paper that hotel man said
all guests were worse than cattle Bon.
lfncr lost thousands ut dollars In
trade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
lie was all "dolled NJ" wore a smil,

lie was all "dolled up wore a smile
ns wide ny dnrkys when the first
watermelon " the season is u sight.
mud seemed To- he In great hurr, be-
sides appearing somewhat difGdput.
IL want license pnmr the hultmg
announcement
"Cerlaiuly" replied the ofmblr dcrt
uty court clerk "Nhut ls yom unmrt"
Name Is giycul "Nuur ugpy lAec
is given. accompanied by somewhat
surprised loolN What Is the mumc
" the lady"
Here indignation, surprise and he
wilderment got the best ~ the nppll.
cant Lady, he'll, | wanted % Junk n.
ccnse. You wouldn't call o wife Junk
would youy" And hc too, his depart
ure.
some one had directed him t1 the
court house instead Of 10 the cIN
building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
Second and last day Of state dental

examinations In progress 100 Hotel
km,kadr Large number uI UWmuis
fur certificates have taken their pens
I'm hand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

[. :. District court still IN session
in federal building Judge 'ultrrm at
helm fearing nervous prostitution Dee.
.um-r of excitement ihcldrN. l' "II't
n. 81 motions aud dcmurrrrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

Corporation Commissioner W. ID.
Humphrey has returned from visit
tu m. humr In Nuwnta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

Iuhlu De-. s. Tint japan OK.
p"'l7 &" he fully represented at the
peace conference following the inter
hallon'. war tu discuss questions ~.
Hlm- l' Europe os well az Ia the
orl'nl wa. .n' forth by Premier Count
oAumn 'u speeches made this week to
m"mnr'H ur mllmment and members
~ rv.tiru pmtes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
How To Give 0uinine To Children.

FlNRlllNE Is the trademark name
given 90 am improved Quinine II IS
Ia Iosio."ss syrup pleasant 10 take and
does not disturb the stomach. Children
take lt and never know II IL Quinine
Also especially adapted 10 adults who
cannot take ordinary Qulnine, Does
mot unu,ralr nor cause nervousness
nor ringing 600 the head Try It the
ur\l l.nr lou need Quinlne for any
uulpo" ASK Tor 2ounce original
rnrhorr The name FEBRIGlNE Is
blown In bottle - cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

Latest dope at the state house is
! that the special session muy be- called
Z about December 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

BILLIARDS & POCKET RIL
Lizards -LEEHTCKINS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

Mig n-suDmrul up {" N'u" e'..
no'." bis bot SIS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
SS27,75 Peesory Pn;as 3,5 Set ct
TERMS IN REACH OF EVERYONE

We hope to sell every one the ur>t nm
yours We win hold and deliver ChrI.u
rrs' lon can puy IN small amounts from
slIr THINK OF MOTHER THINK ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
JUDGMENT FOR $1O3,942
Obtained in Foreclosure Ac
ton Agaist White Plains Co.

Justice Morschauser Yesterday
granted an order of judgment for the
plaintiff in the action brought by the
Guardian Trust Company, of this city.
against the White Plains Development
Company and others for SOB .94223.
The action was brought % foreclose a
mortgage on what is known as the An
Gerson Hill property. in the town Of
Harrison, and is located in Purchase.
There are 276 acres in the tract. and
It is some Of the finest realty in West
chester County. 1t is adjoining some
of the handsome country estates that
are plentiful in that section. Among
the other defendants in the action are
the Macmillan Fleschman Company.
which. according to the papers filed
here. holds a mortgage with Phebo F..
and Thena W. Mills. made by Emma
+. Reed to secure the principal sum Of
S2l1100. part of the purchase price
paid upon the conveyance of the prop
erty by the Scarsdale estate to Emma
f. Reed in 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
AWAIT SUBWAYS OPENING
Mount Vernon Commuters Say
New Route Means Lower Fare.

Residents of Mount Vernon, Pei
ham, New Rochelle. Bronxville and
Tuckahoe are anxiously awaiting the
completion of the subway to the Mount
Vernon line. The subway is being ex-
tended from NTH st. through The
Bronx and along the White Plains
Road. through Williamsbrdge and
Wakefield to Mount Vernon
With the Union trolley line running
directly 70 the subway it is believed
that many commuters will desert the
Harlem and New Haven railroads and
will make use of the new route. Com
muters point out that as the Court of
Appeals has overruled the Public Ser
vice Commission and the communication
rates have not been reduced II will be
much cheaper to use the subway line.
Many commuters are also patron,Z-
ing the New York, Westchester & Bos.
ton Railroad from Mount Vernon 70
the Harlem River, as the commutation
is nearly 30 per cent cheaper on that
road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
ALONG NORTH SHORE
OF LONG ISLAND
Large Number of High
Class Properties Change
Hands.

The Hessele- Dashield Company. Of
Bayside. has sold for the owners 70
George Sheffield the block front on the
north side Of Warburton av., between
lst and ID SITS, Rayside. Mr. Shetield
will build at once three semi-bungs'
lows.
John W. Crawford, Of Parsons ay.
Flushing. has sold 20 Quincy B. Stree,
the plot. 7oX275 feet. on the north SIDE
Of Chestnut ST.. 250 feet west Of North
Parsons ay.. Flushing.
Herman Rosonbaum, Of Brooklyn,
has purchased from the Mutual Land
Company the plot l09yl32 feet, on me
east side Of 20-h So. 500 seet south o.
Franconia av.. Flushing; also the po.
l00xl30 feet, on the west side OF 2itn
St. $50 feet north Of Oak ST.. Flushing
Samuel Calper, Of Salem. Mass. has
purchased from Joseph Friendman ne
plot. 40X95 feet. on the west SIDE o.
Elm ST.. $50 feet north OF Utopls sV'
Flushing
William F. Ryan. as referee, has soie
10 Mrs. Cornela RaralJo. OF tlushlhs
a plot 50Xl40 foot on seventh az, cas-
Of Doth ST., Whitestone.
Mrs. There's Dcd,ylce, or $40 nan.
cock ST.. Brooklyn. has purchased lI .sn
Mrs. Eugeuie Ross the plot, lOVHI"
feet. az Malba. Whitestone.
The Queens County Savings ba,s'
of Flushing, has sold 10 John Nsstnf
etto. of Boerum av, Flushing, me Pc
l0Oxl2O feet. on the east side Of tsit'
view av., 40 feet south Of Lawn az"
Corona. 60
VI. 5. Adler has sold 10 John {. ZOE;
rad through the Runge Agency :.
Flushing. a plot. s0XlOO feet on ~
southeast corner Of 2lst 81. ara nleSiIl
ell av.. Flushing. Mr.. Conrad VIII ou''
a dwelling on the property at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
BIDS FOR QUEENS WORK
Snare & Triest and Marble
Arch Co. Seek Subway JOB.

The Public Service Commission last
week opened bids for the construction
Of station finish on Sections Nos. !
and of Routes Nos 80 and 81, the
connection section on greensboro
Bridge Plaza in Queens and the ele-
waited line from there TO Corona, and
on Route 40. 80, the extension of the
Greensboro subway from Jackson Ave
nue. TO the greensboro Bridge Plaza,
where 1T will connect with the ne"
Astoria and Corona lines.
Only TWO bids were received. the
Unofficial totals Of which. as obtained
from representatives OF the bidders,
are as follows: The Snare 6 Tuc-t
Company, 233 Broadway, SGll.5e3; the