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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17
FULL ASSOCIATED
PRESS DISPATCHES
POETRY
THE KNIT IN KHAKI

We knew him by his iridescent vest
The faultless crease adown his
trousers running,
His hair on either side serenely
pressed,
His coloured socks, described as
simply stunning"
Where f. he now7 A military kit
Allows no scope for hues phantas-
magorial:
A uniform Of Procrustean ut
Annihilates pre-eminence sartorfal
"Pitcnforks Dame Nature; she win
back return,
Was once affirmed by some old Ro-
man potetA
The truth OF this IL easy to discern;
For even in khaki garb the knut can
show It
He may not be inordinateIy smart
In regimental revolutions, but hes
Factle princeps in the subtle art
OF dextrously manipulating putteeA
And as his section marches past, we
see
Result Of anxious operations gyral)
His legs encased in perfect symmetry
OF elegantly executed spiral
The London Olivian
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING OF THE
TOWN OF NORWICH.

The Legal Voters in Town Meeting
in the Town of Norwich are hereby
warned. to meet in Special Town Meet
ing in the Town Hall in the CITY, of
on THURSDAY, Aug. 18th. A d. 1915,
to act upon the petition OF Charles H.
Preston and nineteen other legal voters
in Town Meeting asking the Selectmen
of the Town of Norwich to call a Spe-
cial Meeting for the purpose of au-
thorizing the Board of Selectmen to
improve the highway in said Town
from Backus Corner to Trading Cove;
and to decide whether the Town will
authorize the Selectmen to improve
said highway from Backus Corner to
Trading Cove, and to appropriate a
definite sum Of money to be expended
by the Selectmen Of Norwich in making
the improvements to said highway that
shall be authorised by the said Special
Meeting, and also to transact and do
all other business proper to be done at
said Special Meeting.
Dated at the Town Of Norwich, Con-
necticut. this 18th day OF August. A D.
1915.
ALBERT w. LILLLBRDGE,
WILLIAM B. WILCOX,
CHARLES p. BUSHNELL
Selectmen of the Town OF Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MulIin and
family have moved from the city to
Harland'S Corner
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Mrs. EsteIIe Perkins and daughters
Dorothy and Myrtilla Perkins, Of
Washington street, are visiting reIa.
tfveS in Waterford.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcnamara o
New York are passing a two weeks
vacation with Mr.. McNamara's par
ents on Wightman avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Mrs. Benjamin Kennedy and daugh
ter, Miss Alice Kennedy, Of Town
street, are visiting relatives in Dan.
ielSOn this week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Miss Olive Warner, of Sunderland
Mass, is visiting her brother and
sister-in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c.
Warner of Bliss Place.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

The cottage prayer meeting conduct
ed by members of the First Methodist
church will be held at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Day on Otrobando ATE
nue. Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17
At the Camn Ground.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Geer of Plain
Hill are spending the week at the Will
lmantic camp ground.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Mrs. Eugene Kennedy and son, of
New York city, are spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs Harold D.
Winchester, at their home on West
Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Miss Florence Bennett Of vergasor
avenue, Miss Nellie Geer and hel
nephew, Earl Geer, of Ledyard, are
at Fishers Island for a few days stay
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Chicago leads cities Of the United
States in concrete building construc-
ton. with Seattle in second place and
Philadelphia In third.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Weather records compiled for more
than a quarter Of a century indicate
that the atmosphere Of London Is be-
coming less foggy.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17
Guest from Syracuse.

Rev. Edward Delavan Dishow, pas
tor Of Pilgrim church, Syracuse, n.
Y, was the recent guest of his cousin,
Miss Sarah F. Bartlett, of 100 Town
street
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Mrs. Grace Piper from New York
city is visiting Mrs. Sara Gilliver al
her home on the Canterbury turnpike
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Miss Sarah Grant of the Old Can
terbury turnpike was a guest through
the past week at the Spring house,
Block Island.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

George Weller, Sr., and his grand
son, Charles Grant, were at Ashland
farm, on the Canterbury turnpike. for
the week end.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

MT. and Mrs William Mcconnell of
Bliss Place spent the week end with
friends in East Lyme.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Miss Gladys B. Beebe of the Scot
land road is visiting relatives in New
London.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17
Noted Here and There.

Miss. Sara Mcclellan of West Town
street is at Block Island for an out
ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Bliven of Wash
ipgton street are visiting their son
Harry Bliven, in BronxviIle, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Miss M. E, Sprague from Storrs is
the guest of Mrs. Fred C. Warner Of
Bliss Place.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Documents containing details Of the
vessels cargo and the ports for which
she ~ bound are called the ships man
ffeet
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

Miss Agnes B. Chapman of Wash
ington street was at the Willimantic
camp ground over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

The needless infantile death rate
owing TO neglect and Ignorance costs
this country 100000 a day.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

In some parts Of Siberia milk 10
sold frozen around a piece Of wood,
which serves as a handle 10 carry IL.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

THERE In NO advertising medium IN
Eastern CouhecucuSse equal TO The Bull
aetin Tor business results
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

n, Japanese factories areSworling over.
timeson <ware materialforders
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17
NOTICE no CREDTTORS.

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD
at Norwich within and for the Dis
,trfcf of Norwich, on the 18th day OF
August A D. 1915.
Fesent-NELSON 7 AYrING, Judge.
Estate Of Mary L Lessard, late of
Norwich. In said District deceased
Ordered. That the Administrators cite
the creditors Of said deceased to bring
in their chains against said estate
within stK months from this date
by posting a notice to that effect to-
Sether with e. copy OF this order on
The stgn-post nearest to the place
'wheReF said deceased last dwalt, and
An the same town. and by publishing
;the same once IN axnewspaper having
q offculat3on IN saidsdtstrfct.- and make
EERSoN J. sSYEEHa1 Judge.
Tia above and foregoing Is a true
Attest: FANNIE &C. CHURCH.
= Clerk :.
Z NoHCB-tA11 .creaarors OF said de-
tceased are hereby notified TO present
etheir claims against. said estatesto the
undersigned at p. o. Box asa, Baltic,
Conn wtrhfns the thine limited in the
above 3ands foregoing order.
FRANkSx sCbOCHER,
\ administrator.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17
F. c. GER, Piano Tuner

122 Prospect Street. Norwich. Conn.
phone SIT
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

THERE n no -aHvery1sznE medina IN
sEastern CDHQectlcut eQnaI to~Iha Bull
les.n Tor -busfness resultz-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

WANTED-Inspectors of rifle parts
and finished rifles; must be competent
and furnish references that will bear
investigation. Address Box So, care
Bulletin Co. aug12d
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

WANTED-P1ano tuning. A. G. Cor
don. ZSS Prospect St. CJsy. Tel 6sz-z.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17
WANTED

man. Address Box Is. Bulletin Co.
FaEaA's Smoke Shop. Dear GENTLE
men:-What Is the easier way to
draw a tooth? Answer-With a PEN
ell Smoke the Cobweb Corner for
2Sc cigars
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

WANTED-TO Duy cows and calves
OF 81! kinds pay good price. E GIau-
binger. Tel 14-6, Colchester. Conn.
nov23d
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

MEN and women wanted; government
wants clerks; $40 month; write immedi-
ateIy for list positions obtainable.
Franklin Institute, Dept 35-F.. Roches-
ter N Y. 1e29d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30

loan & Trust 90. exr, AFT IS; at,ys,
sl Hss &v H. E 81 issd st. sss i
York Rlty Co to Edw. J Berne CONSTR
CO. '9s W'f az az Ar AZ e.; %'se 'S',HS
irresMYorS hity CO TO kins.isy CON.
,S5Sc s atty ''r is'4 Co. AT rs d %t
HEATH Az ls,s;;; !; iS.E ,,,; sMTG rs
Greene. av. Bklyn, Apr se; atty. II s.
Heath 3 !sm. ~ ip; s' Is; :st; .sa.
'sH ifrssGti Hs OF \ GYr to Jerome Hv.nus
Rtgr co. iso Bway. Apr 20; atty IL,
issD ST, 7is y, -25x7o--Fennie } Jones
g An ,s so y a a;;y Hsis Gay s e. tgE
Bo sNa} ROAD. " .. sss n ies,h 4, iax
Rack Rity Co I, Rway March is mtg
$4,000; attys, strasbourger q =, I,
SAME PRopERTY.Raick Rny CO 10
Frances Mayer. 1898 Boston I'd, March
AI Il; a,sy; s" RS $50 s7sise ioxs7.ix
ls7.s-kemp- Jones Rl,y Co to Rudolph
mtg ii7,5oc: atty, l. T q r co. 80
LoT w' iss . ia7. map Van cctcr,,andt ts-
tate---Louse Burkhard to Arhris Rlty
Go, % william 81, APT 20, ntE fo'NN-.oN
pH Si'f CO cor ~ isi sTs az s7,xeiss
57.sx7s5-}ohn DAYS REF to w yr d u
ATTY, KNOX. iss Bvay 81; 900
WEBSTER Az. " cor isoth Ct. gsxsoN.,
j9s sd iah ni TO POI Otto p,c,m Rnesh" Apr
q. I'm mtg $4,000: atty, Otto G Kuech.
mann, 81 Albion pl, port Richmond -
p,YANT Az. :. 100 kidls st, six
i0o-.-American Real Estate GO to
NOM. IS. mt, s ns.SoS; atty. NJ xein-.or;
i7 - fa sra al 81 E. sssss7.i-Hatris!
Crotona az. Api 20. mtge sia.boo. atty.
tt q 60. 17s Bway. .......... .Slou
BRoNx BOULEVARD, w., 900 vooG "
working CO OF Wmsb'se 90 Bronx PARK d
way Commission. 100 Bway' Ap, ~
atty. Z = g 4 60. Court and Ren,
rkTAyErTF ~. i.so. ;. sox6i lx?1. :
eS-Augustus. dareiss y, TO ThoII, :
r q co. court and Rcnsen St Bklyq 81
'i Ernst n;t to Max Hirsch. 80 " iioth =,
Apl 90. m,se $500; atty Knox ~
rRiNiry AZ. ic:S; :; is.,H2o, K;as.
s ST. ' kopps st. i III nr,y "'s' ST.?
LOTS 6, .: ID - and 10y marked s so.i
sst lo's u 'pd is lots - in. e 10 20 to
H. as 20 -. 90. 81 10 60. 81, 90. ~.
"a 20 aud Sc. Is, S.. So 80. 20. 20, map
or Jos RosenthaL cxcep; part conreyed
by libcr elio cp IS, also plois avg
1, map S2i Of Jos Rosentha. ios
KLEIN ref to VIM |. CondU, Hobokci.
y !, Apl rs; httys Elkus' q so Ia
WEBSTER Az. =, 1919 n 93eih -.
iis2NsO3.7 to ! RronN River y SCI
2ls3-R Badaracco to Bronx Park
way COMM sion. 100 Bway' Apl ~.
atty. L T q co. Court and Remscn
~. iBkiyn .,................. fiosot42s
BRONX BOULEVARD " :. 500 2lath
=, - SO irreg. tlso Bronx boulevard
IS y, RrouN rive. - IA irreg
sw Kins Fisher % Bronx Parkway Com
mission 100 Bway, Apl - atty. :
T q 90, court and Rcmsen -, brc 9ok
| NEwErL Az. 8. tli Gun, Hill RI;
| Is5xiS6 to Bronx Boulevard Henry IL
| Voueht to Rronx Parkvay Commission
! 100 Rway. Apl 20. atty, u I q 20
/ court and Remsen sts, BTook.
| ISL ST . cor e.cd 1t. l4i II irres-
P,tk Ward ct al 10 Bronx Parkway com,
! mission 100 Bway, Apl 81 aity. ;
r q co. Court and Rems"n sis' br""k
] lNr e. . '''''-''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
EAST SIDE HOUSES RENTED.

Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
for Mrs. H. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy 40
East Fifty-second street. five story
American basement house. to Horace r.
Andrews, president cf the New York
State Railways Company; also East
Eighty irst street, modern brick four
story house. for Mrs. Cornelius Fell
loves to j. r A. Clark OF Clark, Childs
4 Co. bankers,
The Hough.on Company has leased for
Lille Munter the four story and base
nent dwelling at 80 West Ninety-flrst
street to Sarah f. Kelly for term OF
years.
The Delafeld estate has leased TO Mrs
Elizabeth G. Bowen Rockledge. the resi-
dence OF Clayton s. Cooper a. Fieldston,
Riverdale- Hudson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Donovan Estate, Manhattan; capital,
$3.50 900. directors. Walter \. VI. Donovan.
Mary + Donovan and Henry n. Mygatt
New York CITY.
Scranton Realty Company. Manhattan;
directors. a. -. Converse, G. II. pinches
and 4. :. Godfrey. New York city.
log West Eighty nth street Corporation,
Manhattan; capital, $500; directors. Robert
Lawrence, Albert Breuer and John II
Lawrence, New York city.
e. 4 X Cooperation. Brooklyn: capital.
$4,000. directors. Morris Weiss. Jacob
wc'nberger and George Lambert, New
York city.
q & H. Realty and Construction Com
rauy, Brooklyn: capital. 81, 900. directors
charles Hornwitz, Louis Horowitz. The
Bronx, Louis Goldberg. Kings county.
Bergen Beach Land Corporation, East
fslip; capital, 100000; directors. Fred
erick 4. Rosehush. East Islip. L. l.: Nor
ris Schneider. Brooklyn, and Peter 4. Lee
New York city.
Kouwenhoven Estates. Mine "a; capital
100000. directors, Helena d az. Hulst
Flushing, y. y. Sarah l.. X. Haines.
lndianapnlls. Ind, and r. X. Barlow
Flushing, y. Y
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S s'sils' 9 p c. atty T O q T Co. "a, 1oc
pi,IiGs 'ioo ~ i,cae,h 81 sox
81 ii"-rnisna uoia,nr "a 20 Al Ielbo,
wicb. eso Fox a. nrIor mig se. 900. AMI
?ss;. dye as per bond atty, NJ Leibow ,Isdo;
cSi'pTI n, . i,,so,a' a, tossGggSS
Alice Earl to Louis Rolston. Pur.
Snase' y. np, ~ sr in5 os as per
p. ,....,...:;:".,..;::;."..;.,.i,coo
o.i-Jennie r. Teichman to isidor
J Robinson. 500 w i37th st, pr mtg
sa.loo. Api 20, due ss per bond; atty,
marry Dubfnsky. Zes Bway .I,1I5
G1.EBE AV. % cor Glover at. 26xl071--
J Homer Hildreth TO Lena Faith. 2t52
Westchester av, Apl 2s. Q yrs, 8 y e;
atty Philip Cohen, sac Cour-lsndt
oPpYKE Xv. n 4, $50 " I'd ct. a5si i;ooU
Chas w Eberhard to Nicolaus Trctjen,
800 Interyais nv AMI 90 a yrs n e.
atty. W Matthics. sos Il i76th
LOT sss man vs,,ar s.,s;...,rv,i,. mic RIIS
A Amusement 70 70 Warren "a sammis
Huntington. I, + An, ~ a W. N g;
atty. ~ Il samm,s iibep,y =; ,p7so
hn KIN nh Az vs. tsS ls6th 81, two i3,s,
.ach aS,L, e"p v."s I'LL ni'ss, soo,,vvv
20 ia VII a, ~ sssoip. ~ Ivy MIG
-, :. HP' ~ uem"ho' c
s.ME PpS,pEVTTy 80 , wa, 80 s.e oo1o
onrh ~ M. ~. ~ A., W. mo- n ,o'Yvv
5s7 5tb Az. pr mtg sss'ooo Anr 9S %
-pIsT ptn av ;'..,.' .,.'s'.';s;;'. ,Ns;o0o
~ xso,- -. BE, s.n ~, eS Va,
Ntg 90 az wall ., Az % 'd.,,a,,1 I,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
UPTOWN PROPERTIES SOLD.

WEST ted STREET.-Pease & Fn1iman
have sold for Mrs Mathilde Steinam
40 West Seventy-second street, a five
story American basement dwelling. on
lot 2Sx102.2, to q client. who will oc-
cupy II. Tl,C house was built by G. w.
Luystcr and Mrs. Steinam bought II
from him on completion.
NINTH AvENt E.--The Herman Arms
Company has sold for Robert r. Rus
sell 715 Ninth avenue. so feet south Of
Forty-ninth street. a Ave sorry brick
Forty-ninth street. a fve story brick
last nth STREET,. T.. Flnneran.
formerly with Goodale. Perry &
Dwight. has sold the property AT 81
East 111th street. n Ave story fiat. on
lot &c LIKES. at the southeast corner
OF Madison avenue. The price was
$4,000 Helen Hoertzer is the buyer.
WEST Hath STREET-Louis Leese
and others have sold to Joseph Il.
Marx the one story store building on
plot 100N?s1i on the north side Of
14ith street $50 feet east OF I"rox
avenue. The property was scheduled
for sale at auction yesterday.
WEST 18TH STREET-John Brown
has sold tt- northwest corner OF West
156th street and the proposed En-
terror sieet, along the Harlem River,
The property fronts 124.5 feet on 156th
street and 30.4 feet on Exterior street.
the northerly and westerly dimensions
measuring 1871 and a4.11 feet re-
spectively. The new owner Is a client
of James F.. Barry 4 Co. Within ten
days Mr.. Brown sold two other prop
critics on the block.
WEBSTER AvENUE-Mrs. c. Cox has
sold the plot e7xIl2x irregular at
the southwest corner OF Webster ave-
nue. and 1S4th street. The buyer is n
builder. who will erect two ive story
apartment touses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions FOR
To-day and Tomorrow.

"a, ..S..c Nae Wash ana H. y....x
O~r~y e'euoy to-d"s' wsT"er o" 'ne ooe~'
fNir Tomorrow moderate southwest So
west winds.
FOR new Bneiahd' local showefs vol
ioWso oy clearing to-day warmer IN 49,
poruon' far tomorrow moderate soush
shnnns 10 west winds
for eastern fcnnsyIvania' fefr aso
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
TO SPEND $65O,OOO
IN LOFT BUILDINGS
Builders File Plans for Three
Big Structures-Sales
Market Light.
BLOSSOM HEATH Inn SOLD

There was n big drop yesterday in the
amount OF bushes. done in the real
estate market. No such active trading
waS reported as on preceding days this
walk. Principal interest centred in the
building department. where plans were
6lied for three la rye loft buildings for the
central par. Of Manhattan at an aggre-
gate cost Of s65o.0oo. One OF these. at
Fifth avenue and Thirty-flrst street,
will cost s350.o0o. Three uptown fats
also wers planned. their total cost to ne
$4,000. In all other respects the mar
ket was unusually quiet for this season
Of the year, with no new Developments
indicated In any section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.
lat u vEsEY STREET.
BY Joeeph p Day

9th ST. 20 W, - 2.ow Central Park
w. e6xioo,b. four sty dwlg-H II Cam
mann 81 al vs. u Mackay ct al; due
sil,75:@; taxes. &C l,6oa.so; TO the
,eTM ST. sac to so W. -. sa5 s'y In
av, soxl0l. llx+s.liNiOo% two atty gar
age-Edw Howe ct al vs. y Frawley
e, a.; due; s?e,o5lss; taxes, &c. 81.
,1 sSTsI Sr to an ,he plaintiff 's5 900
loOll. I sty int II Young ct al agt
Fredk i Nathan e, al; due. sslsti6:
taxes, &c, s5oS.o5: TO the plaintiff SO. 600
BY Charles a. Berrian.
10th st. W. rs. $50 Ienox av. look
9s,ii, sty bldg--B A Sands. trus. Sc,
axt Louis iese ct al: due. siosoi OF !;
private sale to Joseph Marx
by NJ Morsenthau. Jr. Co.
GREENE ST, 2i8. 3. leb . ga IT, e7.sx
100. sty loft and store bdg-.Green :
witch Savings Bank agt Hermann Strauss
81 al: due Ss.l7+,42, taxes, &c. s7sSsO:
10 the defendant, ...S9S7bO
lat a9os THIRD AvENUEl
by James l.. Wells Company.
WiLLETT Az. ws. 100 "isth 81 aoox
1901 " Kilsheimer agt ripMi 70 ct al:
due. sj.3S7,si; taxes, sc s33sl0, sub to
mug 5000. 10 The plaintiff ..,.,. 5000
lat THE BROOKLlN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
ny W. J, Mcphiliamy
Sd Az, 6a3-G35. partition sale. three build
ingH, 50Nl0"; 20 q Berghard ,.,,s i5,7 $50
GARDEN ri. 81. executors sale. dwelling
on lot ""ss"; 10 l. ! JuS"ns So. .
Nv James l.. BrumlcS.
KINGSTON Az, >, asa y - Johns ri,
1aiNso u Klein ugt Is Iantle et Hl,
70 the p,.In,,f' for 'o'Soo over . mort
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
Army and Navy Oryiera.

wASHINGTOS, April 2s.--Thes. army
orders were Issued:
First Lieut.. l. A. O'ponnel. Tenth
cavalry. to Douglas, Ariz., as aide de
camp on stan OF Brig. Gen Thomas T.
Davis.
capt $. q. shNrtl-, Coast Artillery, from,
Firh to llsth Company.
Brig. Gen william A Mann, 10 com
mand school OF Are for heid artillery and
school Of muskctry ~ Fort sil Okla
Major NJ j. Ashburn, ". c, from Pan
anna Canal 10 duty walter Reed GENERA
Hospital, Washington, y, C..
First Lieut.. Z " WUdrick, Coast Ar
tulcry 10 coas, d'fonc" Of Long ls'ani
sound
First Lieut., \. q, pondi"'on, Coast A.
tOlcry, n coast defiance Maintained
BaN.
capt. ! = Munro, Fourteenth CtNtir'
to euuricrmusi"r Corps Hut t--u'U'
charge Fort Reno Temouut depot roiirtlul
capt " =, Valentine, Qulrt"rmus''
Corps,
First Lieut.. " " plummer ~ Il e.
resignation accepted.
rhesA naval ordors we've '"sr"t'
Rear Admiral u. VI povle, to "e'i'm
list.
surgeon \. u Manchester, to naval hos
pital Portsmouth, y. III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
LEASE COUNTRY PLACES.

q. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased for
W. Ward Damon his house on Prospect
I'M, Pelham Manor. y. Y, known az
Gray Gables, unfurnished. to Jesse s.
Pevear. president OF the United Gas and
Electric Engineering Corporation. and
at Greenwich, Conn, for william A.
Hyde his country place in Hillside road.
Prorkridgc. furnished. for the summer
season to Mrs, Eckstein: also al Green
wich the dwelling at ~ East Putnam
avenue. unfurnished 10 tho American
School OF Metaphysics.
John T.. Scott has rented for Herbert
A. Weeks his cottage, known as Tela-
Cs-.. OF Ocean avcnue, Cedarturst. l..
J.. TO Dr Robert G. Myles.
The Lewis H. May Company has
h.std for David StcclSer the moving
Oicture theatre on Far Rockaway
boulevard adjoining the Edgemere sta
ton, nj Edgsmerc, L. l.. to David
I.eyenstein for a term Of years.
L'Ecluse, Washburn e. co. hhv" leased
ne ". l.. Moffat place on Manhassct
nay 10 Alfred q. Meyer OF New York.
\VNo VA oooupy v ths coming ssasen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
foreclosure Of m,e; a,,ys. Gerard 4

foreclosure OF mts); attys. Gerard 4
i2yTH ST, SIS. sosl q sth .av, 2oloxssli--
Jane E Barney aet Helen n white
Haight 81 al (amended foreclosure OF
mtg; atty, J. = Goebel.
WEST HOUSTON ST 21--tJnited Sta'es
Trust co OF y agt Ferdinand II Mela
ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attys. Stew
art 4 Shearer.
LUDLOW ST. i7-Luis De Errazu ast
Isaac u Seikevitz ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; attys, Baylis & sanborn.
GRAND ST. asa and 3s3h-Mabel A Min.
add vs. Peter A Minaldi ct al tamended
PARTITION: atty, r. l. Bushe.
72D ST. =, t95 W West End av 101 .3r
1o2.2 to list st-Metropolitan Life 1ns
Co va Fifty ninth street Real Estate Co
81 al foreclosure OF two mortgages) ;
attys woodford. Bovee & Butcher.
GID ST. =, 275 W 10th av. 25x100.5-
Louis r Lehmeyer vs. Bertha Stc~p-
huehler ct al foreclosure Of mortgage5;
atty, VI s Marden.
81 NICHOLAS Az. - 50 n 17sth ri. 1oox
100--Allenel Construction Co VS. Tacoma
Construction Co ct al foreclosure Of
MORTGAGE: attys, Wolf a. Kohn.
nth ST, t32 E--Tenement House Dept
of the City OF N Y VS. i32 East ilth
81 ct al faction to declare licn): atty,
T. l. Polk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
OLD RYAN HOUSE SOLD.
Realty Co. Gets Lower Fifth Ave.
Home Of Ftuaucier.


The former home Of Thomas f. Ryan
at the northwest corner Of Fifth ave-
nue. and Twelfth street has been bought
by interests associated with the City In
vesting Company. Title to the property
changed hands yesterday, Mrs. Ida NJ.
Ryan transferring II to the IL West
Twelfth Street Company. Of which
George F. Gunthcr, Robert r. Dowlings
secretary. is attorney. according To the
deeds OF transfer.
The property is one of the largest
under single ownership In lower Fifth
avenue, II fronting 1881 feet on Fifth
avenue and i25 feet along the street
II has been unoccupicd since Mr.. Ryan
moved to S5s Fifth avenue, adjoining
the Yerkes mansion at Sixty-eighth
street about five years ago. Mr.. Ryan
bought this property In 1910 from Robert
l.. Bowling.
The Twelfth street corner had been
the flnancers home since about 1901.
when he bought 1t and the old
Lenox house at the northeast cor
ner OF Fifth avenue and Twelfth
street. The Lenox house he al
tered and leased for small amount
for use as n musical conservatory. The
Mlnturn house at the northwest corner.
which faces the First Presbyterian
Church. Mr.. Ryan took for his residence.
Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen occupied
the property under lease at the time Mr..
Ryan bought It, She had lived there for
many years. first coming there as the
bride OF Harry lie Grand Cannon.
The property. which Is valued at
about $500. 900. is improved with two four
story dwellings of n type IN vogue years
ago After Mr.. Ryan moved from lower
Fifth avenue TO the house at sixty
eighth street he sold the Lenox property
TO Henry Corn. who erected on the elite
an eighteen story building. Mr.. Ryan
foreclosed on the pr, rerty few years
ago when Mr.. Corn did not meet interest
payments. What are the plans of the
II West Twelfth Street Company could
not he learned last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
blossom HEATH I'M SOLD.

Blossom Heath Inn, one OF the noted
road houses along the Boston road. near
larchmont. Westchester county. has
been sold by Moore, Schultz Co. to
r. j. Michel. The inn property, which
comprises about fourteen acres. was
given in part payment for the Ave story
nat at 1855 Amsterdam avenue. adjoin-
ing the southwest corner of 1884 street
on Mot 376x1OO