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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

MT. and Mrs. Charles Beebe. their son, Revere, and daughter, Miss Hazel Beebe, of Uncasvtlle, were guests Sun day of relatives on the Scotland road
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Hollis French is to be at the home of H. N Ford of West Town street during the remainder of the school year, kls parents having left town for the northwestern part of the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Paul Latham student at the State Agricultural college, Amherst, Mass, is at his home on the Reservoir road for the vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Miss Allen of Athens, Albama, ac- knowledging postcards received from es circle, and telling of new needs which the circle will endeavor to sup
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Guests during the past week of Mrs. Elisha P. Geer of the Scotland road were Mrs. William Chesbro from Taftv1lle, Mrs. Ruth Geer and daught-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

There will be Lenten devotions and a sermon at Sacred Heart church this (Tuesday) evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Miss Faith Bonfoey of Pecks cor ner is spending the vacation at hel home in Middetown
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Heard Letter From Albama.
 Ever Ready circle of the Kings Daughters met Monday evening at the home of one of the members on East Town street. A letter was read from
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

James Mccarthy of Fftchville has been visiting his son, J. D. Mccarthy of the Scotland road.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

CT, Miss Beatrice Geer of Scotland and Frank Allen of Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
Briefs and Personals.

Fred Peterson of the West Side was the week end guest of friends on Wauwecus Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS|
PUTNAM

Alleged Razor Slashina on School Street-Death of Durham A. Marble Suffrage Address by Mrs. w. J. Bartlett.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
DANIEL.SON

Putnam Odd Fellows Coming For De- gree Work-Ohituary Notes-Case of George Metthe in Town Court- Fire at Pike Place, in Elnville.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

y Title ms co. las Bway. -. 5000
LOTS 10 and go, psi 3, map Wn II ogden
--Pen1 Alexander to Edith NJ X Wet
more, Newport. II !, Dec 10. ! vr. s y g.
atty, J.. T & 7 Co, $50 Bway ,,.-,. 1880
18TH ct, As3 Il, n . Brown pl. io6xss&
security Mtg 60 to Lawyers Mtg Go,
80 lAberty st.: Dec IS. duo AS pei. bond
s si.k' T Az co. c ~ s M ty,ic,;,s'soo
Lucy Tucker 10 Myron Straus. - "
ilsth st, prior mtg is, 900. Dec 10. yr.
= p e: atty. ! V Schavrien. ~ Court 1t.
FvfLToN Az. n iS7,h st. ?sss?.iw
D-sider Schocn to Merchants Realization
90. Inc. llS Nassau ~. prior mtg se0,-
$50. Dec is. ! yr, q p Z; attys. Newman
CITY ISLAND Az. 2 $. 1871 = Centre at,
lo0Nt33 to l. I sound Y 81 5xlla NS&asx
1873 TO &&9xlos l0xss. 5-Henry Il Nevins
to Title Guar a. r co. i76 Rway, Dec II,
due as per bond atty. I q Il r 20. l76
MoHEGAN' Az, nw,c; 'iisoth st. jlissgSTScoyi
Abe y, John & Fox ST Corpn to Pre-.
prior mtg s65, 900. Dec 20. due as per
bond; attys. Diamond a A. II Park
LOTS 50 TO Of. map Of New Jerome. 75si?S
Abe 81 John d Fox IT Corpn to Dollar
saw Bank. es05 Sd av, Dec Is. , yrs, "
p q; attys. Mackelier & G.. 80 Cedar
WALKER Az. ID WIN Adee, ~ 0', TO
81 Raymond av. x 1911 10 Main st
x?ssSKs1,sx25sa .-S part--Wm NJ
Teisohman TO Beatrice NJ Morrison. 30.
atty. Bes,rioe Il Morrison. IsGs PUTNAM,
av, bk!yn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
BROwN ~ MANY DEALS.

Frederick Brown bought and sold
seven separate properties In Manhattan.
TNe Bronx and Mount Vernon yesterday.
He has sold to Herman Olson the plot
lco1so at the northwest corner Of Fort
Washington avenue and Hist street for
Improvement with a six story apart
rnent house. In exchange the buyer
nve 1869 and III Fox street, running
through to 1875 to 124s 1ntervale ave-
nue., frame dwellings on "a plot having
a frontage Of fifty feet on ach street.
J. A. Dove was the broker. To Mrs.
Louise Finlayson he sold the three story
business building, on lot 23.9XS0. at 80
sixth avenue, taking In part payment
the dwelling and garage occupying the
block front IN the north side Of Fifth
street. between Gordon and Edgemont
avenues. Mount Vernon. 200x1o0. Frank
1. Fisher was the broker IN this deal
From the Halcyon Realty Company
Mr. Brown bought. through Julius Scott.
ire two five story fats, each on plot
loxl0o. az lse TO 100 Claremont avenue
IN The Bronx Mr.. Brown bought through
J. A Wood the plot Of ten and a half
los, fronting about 265 feet on the
west side Of Valentine venue between
lssth and 18TH streets. M has opened
regulations for a resale of this property
10 a builder and sold the five story fiat,
on plot 50xl39, at 1929 Clinton avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
81 NOTICES.

MEYER. 'HAhl.ES-in pursuance -, an
order or Hon, john Cohaltu. q Surro,
is hereby given - all person. HAVING
claims against Charles Meyer. late Of ia
County ~ New York. deceased, To- prassn1
tn" same with vouchers thereof 20 l.. .uh''
scribcr, at his pia," uf trauSlciiug Liisi.
ness. at the once ~ his attorneys S,It.-
h Ste!nkainp, No lin Nassau street. nor.
ough OF Mann attain, CIV of New York a.,
or before n" ism day ~ MAY next b.t,d
HENRY MEYER, administrator sAIrEE
q sTElNkAMi Attorneys for AdmInistra.
tor, No. 100 NaFsa street. Burouyh N.
Manhattan, New York CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
ORDERS 81 200, 900 JAIL.
Jers~y ttty Finds Ola One Too
small aud Lets nig Contract.

The old jail in Jersey city, built SOY
era years ago. is entirely too small
for It's present needs. according to the
Hudson county Board of ~Frcehold.rs.
which met last night and decided To
spend about $1,000, 600 OF "A new tail.
which Will be located alongside the pres
ent site ON Newark avenue. Jersey city.
The bids for the building Of the new
Jail were opened last night, and the
lowest bidders Wee u +. and W. II.
Cane Company Of Manhattan, whose fig
ure is ss6J 900. There VIII be "A few
extras" Witch will make the cost of
the new building something over "A mill
ION dollars.
The nine members of the board were
present at last nights meeting and the
vote In award the contract to the Cane
company was q to 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 3se. At 2:2O p. NJ.
temperature. 3O'. st midnisht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
EXPORTS TO EUROPE UP AGAIN.
south American and African Ship
mrnts Also Advance.

WAsiI'SGroN. Dec. 20.--EXports 20
Europe for the ten months of 1918
ended October 81 were 1i~.o73.4<6.sS3
greater than In the same period OF 1914.
The total figures were a:.o1f.76o.e7 as
against sl.o04,3iA.IO7
Exports to Europe were si3o,Nt.64s
In October, 1914, M S:Sl.sta.loc In
October. 1915, "A gain OF tI0l,<3t.i5&.
Large Increases also we're shown in
the exports to South America and Asia,
while there were moderate increases IN
the exports to North American countries.
Oceana and Africa. Exports 10 South
America jumped from 3s0.<36,6 $50 In the
first ten months ~ 1914 TO 3il6.665,.2
in the corresponding ten months In 1915.
october showed even a greater proper
tional gain, the exports Tor the month In
1914 being sS.7+3.l05, and In October Of
this year Sl3.l30.6l4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

The experts Of the bureau have been
e~ndeavoring TO develop the use OF a gas
producer which burns a much lower
grade OF coal han the steam boiler and
produces power at less expense. They
dlnlore a tendency toward tho almost
exclusive use Of high grade Goals and
point to tho waste n neglect Of low
grade fuels. In sharp contrast TO the
situation in Europe. These experts ex-
pect TO see The railroads OF the coun-
try operated by electricity. obtaining
their power from gigantic gas producer
power plants located at the mines.
The bureau has learned that while
the United States IL either wasting or
neglecting white china clays In the
South, we are importing each year more
than 10000 900 worth OF China and
porcelain n u quarter OF n million
tons OF china clay. afterward manufac-
tured into various forms Of white ware.
The bureau already has notified the In
dus;ry that the clay deposits OF the
South are as good as can be obtained
anywhere. some OF the clays being re-
markedly white and Of fine quality.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
PROFESSIONALS
LEAD TRADERS
Buy and Sell in Many Sections
One Operator Figured
in Several Deals.
BIG DAY FOR BUILDERS

Operators led In yesterdays realty
rsdng. witch for a first day Of the week
market was far above tho usual average
4, volume and quality. Operators had
, share IN the buying and selling In
many sections. One professional bought
and sold seven properties In Manhattan.
THE Bronx aud w~estchester. Several
dsa.s indicate an expansion Of the buy
ing aeid by men VINO have heretofore
confined themselves to sections whose
property Is OF tho commonplace order.
Two Of Lexington avenues places Of
xorshIp are said to have been taken
for more productive use. One Of these.
a ~synagogu.. has surely been captured
,or Improvement. The other church was
r,mor,d sold. Speaking Of rumors, there
were plenty OF those flying around yes
,.riay. They reflect an Interest In real
estate With interest steadily Increasing
/, will not Ne long until an increase IN
tho volume Of business 10 noticed. Fill
lnx Of a considerable amount of new
construction was a feature OF the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

The steamship shonsa. sailing TODAY
at 1880 P. NJ. for Liberia when speciality
addressed only.
h Holland-Amsrica liner Noordam.
sailir g tomorrow for Rotterdam and Fall
mouth. will take mail. closing at $3.50
A. NJ, for Europe, except Germany. Aus
,ria; H9nsary, Luxembourg. .Bulssri.,
Turkey. Norwsy. sweden and Denmark.
Also for Africa. West Asia and East fndies.
The Norwsgian-American liner Lyngen
ford. sailing Tomorrow for Bergen. Will
take mail. closing at I p. NJ. for Norway.
sweden and Denmark.
The Lloyd Itsiisno liner csssrta. calling
Tomorrow for Naples will take mail.
closing a. $3.50 A. NJ. for Italy. ants
Serbia. switzerland ana Greece.
The White star liner Crstic. sailins
Thursdsy for Gibraltar. will take man.
closing at 1850 =. NJ. for tho Asorss
Islands and Gibraltar.
Ia vsioce liner Europa. sailing rhurs.
day fer Naples. will take mali. closing e
A. NJ. for Italy. Rumania, Serbs,
Switzerland and Greece whom specially
The Greek liner Thesssloniki. sailing
for Pireus. will take mall. closing
at II 80 A. NJ. for Greece when specially
addressed only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
SUICIDE STIRS MURDER HUNT.
Clerk Who stabbed Himself Threw
Knife Down Drain,

Thomas l.. Lamar. 40. of Madison
street, brooklyn. was found dead last
night In u small room OF the Adams EN-
press C~ompany's office at a. Trinity
place. where he was "A clerk He had
bled to death from sixteen stab wounds
inflicted by his own p%enknlfc,
For two hours after Lamar's body was
discovered many detectives worked ON
n murder theory under the direction of
Deputy Commissioned Durham aud In
spector Gray, The knife was found.
however, in a drain where Lamar had
dropped it, other clerks recalled that
ho suffered from - nervous breakdown
II few months ago and had been dcspoud-
cut Lamar had been W.T.. The company
sixteen years lie leaves u fourteen
year-old SON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
n,>k SELLS WEST ST. REALTY.

WEST STREET-William II. Whiting &
60. and the Douglas Robinson, Charles
; Brown Company has sold for the
BoW"ry savings Bank the two three
story buildings at lao and l4l West
street. +3 10 feet north OF Nesey street.
The property Is assessed at $4,000.
The tSo buildings front 1874 feet on
Vest street and extend back 45.6 feet
o. TIE shortest side.
10TH STREET-Julius Scott
has sid 10 "A client the two three
STORY dwellings at ia and l16 East
'Naia street, ON lot lS,9xl00 each. for
the Fui-y estate.
EAST 9th STREET-Julius Scott has
Sod TOY the Gunner estate 3s4 East
SAty-ninth street, IA three story dwell
Ln.. on lot l6.Sx77.4.
sANHATTAN STREET--The Empire
NY Mortgage and Holding Company
'Bdrhip d Weiss) has bought z Man
h"t',', street, Il five story tenement,
o. lot 2dNG1, near East Houston
stree julius Scott was the broker.
T." k~ouwenhoven estate secured the
property ten days ago for $500 in
. foreclosure action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

ArSaus,- ha- arrived e. <aU York ,trd.
cruiser Huutiu al IuaNut~ 'r .1iscr thrs-
tor at Siuu. ,ru,-or cincinnati a. Shtug
mai. y"u,'i,I Mars az san frHurisvo, c|pI!trr
Neru at Tiluruu coiicr orion a. iristohtl.
guuhutt san Diego at ~inaynts, battleSlip
South tagu,lhd a. FhilH1c phia, hatt!eshtp
Utah a. TompklrSNiIie and repair SHIN
Vulcan az Guantanamo
The .auk ship Arethusa has sailed from
Norfolk for Fort Arthur. TrN collier
rVc.ops from SnrfolN fnr Guautauaua,
supply ship GLACIER from san Diego for
TopoIobampn collier Nanshun from san
Diego 'or NrNlDpn waters, cruiser New
orleans from san u IS FOR NagatIan, collier
saturn frrm san Diego for san Francisco
and uuhua Yorktown from san Diego
fnr Mtrn I.-AnI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
LIS PENDESS.


llsrH ST, = =. :to " an AZ, 3oxlooii-
Central synod ~ the Reformed CHURCH
In America agt u = Torch ct al tfors-
closure OF mortgage: atty, CIV Pallister.
10TH ST, n =, :63 q LIST Nv, 3I6xl00 AZ
~irrsg-Adolph Rusch ct al agt Jacob Is
rselsor ct al tforer osure OF mortgage;
at,ys, Murray. Prentice & How and -.
il5TH ST. . 5, t33 e LenoI a'. issioo.li
Henry De Forest Weskes ct al agt
Bernstt Levy ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage attys. Weekes Bros.
ESSEN ST. e ., rs n Riringion 1t. 2SSloo-.-
Peoples Trust Go ct al aet fnllp =
Hake, Jr, ct al tamenied foreclosure OF
mortgage) attys, Wingate 4 Cullen .
s7TH ST, lA5 E-Baron DE Hirsch Funa
mortgag.I, attys. NJ 5 a I s lsascs.
Bronx.
iAsTU SIT. q r.. 10 q Morris av, t3xsO-'1'y
Res, Estate Co agt Frederick W Fielding
CforecIosurs OF mortgage, atty, al
Swain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

Az, " a. ~ n 1874 ~, 7dNI.0
Tudor Rlty Co 70 N ! Title Ins Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

s. Havana, Havana, S2 miles south of
Sandy Hook ~ noon.
- Comus. New Orlean. NJ miles north OF
Jupiter At u NJ.
:, Texas. TOWING K,neo, Port Arthur for
Bavouuc .'i miles .ast by southeast Of
SABINE bar at noon
- III cid Galveston, 10 miles south Of
lupltur Al noon
- Guiana, 81. Thomas, i,loS miles south Of
SANDY Hook al : y "
- Caracas, La Guayra, 49, miles south of
sandy Hook AT l.. N,
IS Algunuulu, SantO DOMINGO. go miles
south OF SANDY Hook AZ u. NJ
- Curr1rr Quay nnillo, l,9So miles south Of
sandy Hook ~ : N
- Concho. Galveston, 90 miles east OF
Galveston bar At 4 NJ
- Rn Gr1ndc brunswick. M miles south
Of >anuv iluuk nj : Il
:. MIlliuucket. Philadelphia, passed Roedy
Island at T. NJ
:. VI RIO Galveston. crossed Galveston
htI 81 u y NJ
- Arachc. Jacksonville, 30 mile. south Of
Syisly Hook A. Z l.. "
- s. ne galveston, TT miles south Of
>luly Hook -, noon
- tunIau. he. jacksonville. n miles norl
OF 81, John's bar " 7 y. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at.

with name and address Of lenders at.
torney,b
9TH Az. 1884. . 8. 50 n. ss,h st, !sios
io:.:. May z. ins.Miehssl A Ma.
VIVA stacheiberg to Serena wrcnkow.
BROADWAY. 8 e cor s2d ST., iosxioEss
los txll7b, Jan ~, ls0i--Rachei Jacob
Axelrod to the Equitable Life Assurance
society Of this u ~ attys. Alexander 4
BLEECkER ST.. = 5, * " Macdoussi NJ
25xss, June 4, isi%--Giovanni < Clio,
vannina Maccarone to Francisco Macca-
rome Ally. Jas Boyd. l35 bway 81. 900
BLEECKER ST, = ., 30 W MacdougaI st.
g6xss. June 4. lslt--Same to same atty
same 81 900
NORTHERN Az, e =. bb6.. n isist ST,
l03sx22&. 2Al0oN2l:,:, with all r, I 4 /
OF party lst part to strip or gore on e :
or rear OF premises, May 10, iaia--Hazpl
Real Estate 60. 6ia W 207th Vt, 10 Mar.
garet Miles .tiEys, barrett & Buckbee.
.liTH ~, n 5, 200 . ,0th az, ~l50xi0o.
Jan 4, lH0s HsrLing Ilartshoru 10 Erhnt
u Pattesnn * Wa y Cromwell, e,rs
attys, sullivan 4 Cromwell, 40 wal
streol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
DYCKMAN FLAT BUILDING.

The v. r. Building Corporation. 6elig
Rosenberg president. has Aled plans
through Charles Il, Meyers. architect. for
a nve story fiat with stores on the north
side OF 2O7th street. 100 feet west Of
Vermilye avenu II will have q 'front.'
age of SIS feet and a depth Of So feet and
the cost has been estimated at 345 900.
At the southwest corner Of Broadway
and ?e4th street a i've story Tat Will
be erected for the Alexander Grant Con-
struction Company. Alexander Grant
president, IN a frontage OF 9? feet on
Broadway and Il5 feet on the street. II
will provide accommodations for thirty
seven families. Neville Il Ragge arc h
architects and nave estimated the cost
at $40. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
LEXINGTON AVE. CHURCH SOLD.

Sales OF leadina properties In several
sections were rumored yesterday.
Though 1t cannot be said that these re-
ports are untrue. neither can II be said
that they are true, because authentic
Information was hacking. Cne of the
properties reported sold is the First
rn.3n Presbyterian Church property at
me northeast corner of Lexington ave-
~" and Lighty-siXth street, which was
vacated last fall, when the church ex-
''Es."n committee Of the P~resbytery OF
New York bought for $500. 900 the hand
come South Reformed Church property
a. Park avenue and Eighty-fifth street.
where the First Union now makes its
hone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

$40 ST, Fl E-Morris 4 Friedman agt Jacob
Oresky ct al. Oct 30. 1915, ,...,...s
Sash and Door Co, Inc, at Henry Welsh
estate OF al. Oct 81. 1915. ,...,. $3.50
FORT WAsMINnT"N hy, n cor iSsth
Engineering Co, Inc, ct al. Nov as,
SAME PRoPERTY--Ke rtschsr & Co ast
sane Noy 81 RT ryioi; stain ,..;'sl,Ibo
Nov go. 1915. ,.,...., .si.iSb
IsTW sT, l5o and isi w-Atlas Painting
"a agt Charles Robe ct al, July ID.
isgTH II. 55S to bGi W-Weber SuppIy
90, Inc, agt : u building ca, Inc, ci al.
Sept 2b, 1915 lcanc"iedb ..tl26S "a
NrOnN.
UANILAND Az. n \, l3i - Of pugsloy aN.
iOOxl03 -James c Forbes agt Mink Con
struction Co o. ~. Oct ~, l9l5....o7l6.. Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
BUYER.

~" Congregation B'nai Jeshurun has
reu1el iA~ sale OF their synagogue prop
e'S' ''N'5, on the west side of Madi-
snh AVENUE, 25,j feet south OF Sixty
MN street, announcement OF which was
MADE idst week, The Alliance Realty
Company william II. Chesebrouah
pre~ident) is the buyer. The consIdera-
uon = said to lie around 3175.O0O. The
sanction OF the court must now b. OBJ
'dlhe4 20 complete the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
$4,000 o BRONX IMPROVEMENT.

The F.aiella Construction Corporation.
which recently bought from the Ajax
Construction Company the plot. 75x:oo,
extending through from Valentine TO
Ryer avenue. $50 feet south OF l84th
street. will erect two five story houses
TO contain seventy apartments. The
entire operation will involve around
5000 900. The Ajax company recently
bought the site through II. A. Douglas
4 Co,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
ARvERNE LOTS ny HUNDREDS.

The $. & l.. Construction Company
OF Far R~ockaway has sold three parcels
in Its development between Edgemere
and Arverne for a price close to $4,000.
The parcels consist of one plot OF
seventy-fvc lots TO Frank J. Digan of
Manhattan. situated on the west side
OF Beach Ffty-fourth street and rum
ming from the Boulevard to the ocean
n plot Of ninety lots to Nathan Kramer
OF Manhattan. situated on the east side
OF Beach Ffty-fourth street and run
ming from the Boulevard to the ocean.
and n plot Of ocean front. 1.40O feet In
length. to james MCGOWAN OF Manhat-
tan. beginning 100 feet east Of Storm
avenue and running to the Tiiirose Camp
property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
MIDTOWN LOFT SOLD,

Representing a client, John W. Hab-
nfr Of NJ. & l.. Hess yesterday pur-
'Ha'"d tie twelve story loft building
o. - and 20 West Twenty-hfth street,
!is' west Of Broadw way and facing Trim
Ivy Chapel, for $3.50 600, The property
VAS sold at auction by Bryan J.. Ken
nelly IN II foreclosure suit 10y Joseph
s'e'n"T against the Twenty-ffth Con-
sruefion Company. composed of Pan
sfazzio Grasst. 4. L. Felt and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
NEW FLATS FOR BEDFORD AVE.

Shampan 4 Shampan are preparing
plans for three six story high class
apartment houses, to be erected on the
northeast corner OF Bedford and D!vi-
zion avenues. on a plot l97xlo2.1o. to
cost $3.50, 900. for the Ross Land Com
pany as owners. The buildings will &C.
oommodate 1Os families and will he
designed In French Renaissance style.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
n, L.. 4 W. buys WATERFRONT.

lac delaware, Lackawanna and West
.rh railroad has purchased about six
ven acres, including two piers. at the
10Y OF twelfth street, Hoboken. ". j.,
nom he Ocean Steamship Company,
winch has been using one OF the pien
Ir ,Ae unloading Of tramp steamers.
,"e oiler pier has been used by the
Hldson Navigation Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
TO TALK ABOUT HARDoR.

Tho Bronx Board Of Trade will heal
an address Wednesday evening by Rep
resentative Murray Hubert on "Harbor
improvements for New York" Mr..
Hubert was recently appointed to the
Rivers and Harbors Committee of the
House Of Representatives.
The Harlem Property Owners Associa-
ton viii hold Its next regular meeting
Thursday mex at LAT East l25th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
BUYER FOR WEST END HOUSE.

West End Hall. u seven story apart
Ment house at the northeast corner of
West End avenue and l0lst street. has
leen sold by the Caravan Investing
Company to Samuel Borchardt. The
property covers Il plot 100.1lxl00 and
vas sold through lie BOY Covenary and
Miss Mary Monahan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
n,RuCH SELLS s3D T. GARAG

Luke 4 Burke has bought from
Bernard VI. Baruch lis and III West
FTty-sscond street. according to re-
Ports which come from reliable sources.
me property Is a two and three story
garage on plot 56xlO0.5, between Sixth
I'D seventh avenues. Mr.. Baruch ac-
Illred title 10 the property in Septem-
her last from Eugene l.. Slender. Mr..
R-slcn formerly owned the property and
sold II in April, 1911. to Henry NJ.
Thompson, taking back "A mortgage for
NS,p"0. Thompson a few days later
conveyed the property to Slender.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
LEASING HAS OFF DAY.
Little Space Taken Out Of b
Market During session.

M"'Ae ""''"s S~'""'
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased a suite Of Offices on the twelfth
noor Of 100 Broadway to Benjamin /.
Shiverts; portion OF the eighth floor In
the same building "a William A. Venter.
and a wing OF 81 and 80 Liberty street
to Charles II. Young. Frederick H.. Sea
cord and Albert Richie for five years.
He'll a. Stern have leased in ia and
110 Fifth avenue the sixth loft to Maui
rice Lesser & Co. in 1879 to 1870 West
Twenty-seventh street the first loft to
Hirsch Bros. In :. To rs West twenty
first street tho top loft to Vignola &
Paul, n In 115 to 1913 West Twenty
ninth street the fourth loft to Litzky &