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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
M'ANENY EXPLAINS
CONTRACT LETTING
Writes to William Bullock
He Is Really Proud of AL
dermcn's Work.
SAVING REPLACES WASTE

Mr.. McAneny sent to william Rul-
lock. director of the ,;ureau OF CITY
Inquiry, a letter yesterday denying that
the Board of Aldermen has abused its
power In permitting more h 1000
900 worth of city contracts to he
awardedwithout competitive bidding. lie
told Mr.. Bullock that the exemptions Of
which complaint was made were per
fectly proper. and in the interest of eco
nomical administration"
"In fact" Mr.. McAneny wrote. Il
wi as one of the elements in the
impressed the people Of the city the
careful and conscientious way in which
the power to which you refer has actu-
ally been employed.
at is the purpose Of the Charter to
exempt from public letting all contracts
for work or supplies that in their natur.
cannot we'll be submitted to competition
or that nave to do with some emergency
Of time. Not one of the exemptions TO
which you refer fails TO come under one
VI tutSc tWo eau I1du gou IhNtSNi-
gated the facts before you gave out
your siurring statement you might
very readily rave a~s-er-a:ned that for
yourself.
THE total amount represented by the
contracts exempted means nothing in
itself one years total OF S25 900 might
be the result Of an entirely improper
Aldermanic action. while another years
total of $1,000. 900 might reflect the
most careful and prudent action. In
this case the total during the past eigh-
teen months to which you refer hap
pens to be 1870. 900"
Mr.. McAneny replied TO the principal
Bullock charges item by item. in some
cases giving figures to indicate that In
each case the Aldermen had been in
strumental in saving money for the city.
Here Is a sample:
you mention the exemption OF $780,
900 appropriated to provide for the city's
exhibit for the Panama-Pacifc Expo
sition. A good deal Of this work was
don in San Francisco and in bther
scattered places. To take the time for
the period OF advertisement required by
law for all OF the petty contracts that
made up the total would have been
literally impossible.
Not only that. but in making the un-
usual purchases necessary In such a
project the city would certainly have
lost money in the end. This was a
rush job, and IL was only through the
efforts OF the director in charge.
night n day. that the architect. the
builders and the dealers in the various
necessary materials were brought into
such enthusiastic II successful CO.
operation. Their achievement. which has
won recognition from the exposition
--.s H. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
wEsTCHEsTER HOME SITES.

The Robert +. Farley Organization
has sold at Nepperhan Heights, Yonkers.
to Leon S%.nagnan Of New York city and
Mrs. +. r. Morrison OF Ynkers plots on
Morningside road. at Battle Hill Park,
White Plains: two plots on Newcombe
road have been sold 10 Frank Lewis and
a plot on Alexander avenue to Conklin
& Hill. builders.
IL. 7. Whelan reports the following
sales In South Yonkers: For =. II. Nc
Grath the two four story apartment.
houses, 1l2 and l16 Saratoga avenue !.
the three family apartment at l13 Sara
toga avenue for the La Bossiere estate (;
the one family dwelling at 81 Saratoga
avenue for Herbert W. Heath the six
family apartment at 72 Fast Radford
street for II. T. Heuer the one family
dwelling at 30 East Radford street for
Frank /. Hyland, and n plot l00xl0O on
Landscape avenue for the Landscape
Realty Company for improvement.
Fish n Marvin have sold for Freder-
lex W. Ortman his residence at Nep-
perhan Heights, Yonkers, to II. f.. No,z
of Flushing. l. ].
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Anterior Realty Corporation Of New
York, Manhattan; capital. 800. 900. direc-
tors, Albert J. Sunderlln, New York city;
william n. Particle. The Bronx. and J. A.
Ingram, Richmond, staten Island. y. Y.
Bor1usss sd H naS rompsny: rS Manha't M
Cracken. Thomas e. Greacen and Joseph
W, Greacen, New York city.
capital, S25. 1000; directors. Lansford r.
Chapman, sheldon Ducret and Howard A.
aperry, New York city,
tan: capital, $4,000; Directors Frank y.
Pesse. william A: shomo and Elizabeth
Barnett. New York city.
twenty seven Cii1 street. Corporation,
Manhattan; capital, Si,oso; directors,
Harry A. Mark, Norman W. Chandler and
Arthur r. Brown. New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
SAILOR GETS ARRESTED
FOR USING LAND STEP
Sees 1t in a Movie SHOW and
Was l%ndiscrPet i'm the
Public Use of Ii.

Charlie Chaplin may knock bystand-
he skids around a corner on one leg.
but Frans Oskar Unsipuata. a Finnish
sailor who was arralgned in the Tombs
police court yesterday, learned hat
Chaplin's imitators in actual life take
chances.
After leaving his ship on wednesday
evening the seaman dropped m at Il
downtown movie theatre and watched
Chaplin breeze aroun on the screen.
On coming out and while strolling to
Battery Park he was so inspired by
Chaplin's acting that he imi-
tating 1t. hopping about on one foot in
a novel variation of the sailors rolling
gait. His extended DOT struck against
Miss Angelina Taafe of $50 Greenwich
street, as she STOOD rapt at hearing the
dreamy strains OF the park band. She
said the sailors foot struck against
her several times and finally tripped her
before she called Policeman Skelly and
had him arrest the Finnish Chaplin.
Unsipuata protested that his feet were
filled with the Chaplin spirit and were
therefore uncomfortable. but the police
man made him control them sufficiently
to carry him to the station house.
When the girl explained In cour
that the sailor was doing a Chaplin
stunt Magistrate Corrigan requested
further enlightenment. SO Miss Taafc
lifted one foot somewhat after the man-
ner OF a stork and skipped nbou: the
court for a moment In a faithful movio
representation of the star" The Alagis-
trate and spectators showed by their
smiles that they were enjoying the on.
tertainment.
Vuk.-, IvsotNs.a nlnndAA that tA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Midsummer Conditions Begin
ming to Show in Less
Trading Locally.
MA RKET rs FEATURELESS

Business In real estate had q more
summary aspect yesterday than on any
day this month. There was little trad
ing reported and what vas done in
dicated no new lines Of activity. In q
number Of offices where business has
been quite active during the summer IL
was a yesterday that big things are
still being worked out and that the last
few days Of comparative inactivity are
not to be taken as a sign Of the end
OF the present market. Several trans
actions Of considerable Importance are
at the point OF closing and nay be an
nounced any day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
BUILDERS BUY QUEENS SITES.

+. II. Stanton and Amelia p. Stanton
have sold To Crane Il. Cox OF Manhat-
tan a plot having a frontage OF about
500 feet on Camelia street. with 'front.'
ages also OF Lincoln street and Van
Alst avenue in the Astoria section.
In Long Island city Justice Francis
Il. Pendleton has sold "A plot at the
southeast corner OF Nandeventer and
Thirteenth avenues to Daniel J. Lahey
OF the Bronx, who Will erect four story
apartment houses.
The Cortlandt Building Company OF
Brooklyn has acquired a plot 1O0x16s
on Van Cortlandt avenue. east OF
Buchanan street. Evergreen. from Philip
j. Wagner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
PLANS FOR wOMEN's JAIL
3Oth street structure to Cost City
About a3O5 900.

Plans were filed yesterday for the pro-
posed Jail for women. to be erected or
the north side Of Thirtieth street $50
feet east Of Seventh avenue. II will
be a sixteen story structure. contain
Ing a court. Jail and house Of detention.
II will be the largest building of Its kind
In the country and will be .ireproof,
equipped with w elevators, n will
have a facade Of brick. limestone n
terra Gotta In the French Renaissance
style Of architecture. II will be 10i feet
front by $50 feet deep. There will be
open air loggias on each fioor from the
sixth to the fourteenth inclusive. Two
dining rooms will he provided for on
each fioor from the sixth to the fifteenth
inclusive. and on the sixteenth floor will
be located the kitchen and hospital
ward. The court will be on the second
and third floors. The city OF New York
IL the owner. Griffin & Wynkoop are
the architects and have estimated the
cost at 1886, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
IEASM.
Manhattan.

7sD ST. %M F. store aoor--rrederic f
Klein. exr and trus. 90 Jos Kovidelka.
tSi T. 7sd at: 8 yrs from Sept !.
27TH ST. 3o7 to al +. all-The Hermitage
20 to Louis Stein. $50 T. slst; 3 yrs
fran Feb !. 1916: atty. J. J Finkelstein.
3.s 1904
EIDfSIDGE ST. l+o. :. store noor-Simon
Rines TO Chas Sshweitzer a Ano. $50
Bedford sv. Bklyn: . yrs from May /.
1919: atty. Sol Brinn. 81 Park Row ssl2
ST. lI5 W. all-Bertha X bartlett
4 sno. to l. w Kervsn ct al. : W l0s,h
81, 10 yrs from Oct ]. 1915. atty. John
s Wise. Jr. 20 Broad t............ 81, 900
18TH ST. +oS r. all-Jo- stein. ct al. to
Morris Scherzer. 3lt F. 18th ~. , yrs
from May !. 1918. attys, Stein Bros.
"a, E. 9TH 81 .,....,. 1890
I ST. %0& +. s!.-Sam- TO Frederick
W Henrichs. 7ts Prospect ay. . yrs from
May /. 1915; sttys, Stein Bros, %32 y
ttn NJ. 1900
MADISON Ay. 1911, cor s~tore-ciara
Schloss TO Simon Cohen. % r. 1894 al.
. yrs from Jan |. 1915. sttys. Rern.
heimer : T. X 60. i.sth - ana Nms'
9TH Az. al and %l3 % and 4 lofisi-.
Murray Hill Investing CO.. Inc. to A..
bert Neith. ct al. 30 Central Park W;
5 yrs from Feb |, 1916. atty. I'd W
Herman. 3dl B~ay. r........ $40. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
TRADING IN THE BRONX.

LYMAN PLACE-Rex Realty Company
has sold 1851 Lyman place. a Ave
story fiat. OF plot 50xl00. to Lowen-
field 4 Prayer. who gave i'm part
payment the south west corner of
Cropsey and Twenty-second avenues,
Brooklyn. a vacant plot +Oxi00.
BRYANT AVENUE-Blanche Pitegoff
has sold to the Galveston Building
Company. Philip H~erschowski presi-
dent. 147S Bryant avenue. a two story
two family house. on lot 20x100. be-
tween Jennings and l72d streets.
The property was given in part pay
ment FOR the new six story apartment
house at 1879 Hoe avenue. the sale Of
which was reported in July.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
EAST SIDE HOUSE SOLD.

EAST GAP STREET-The Douglas
Robinson Charles =. Brown Company
has sold for Or. George Draper his
residence at 49, East Sixty-third
street. 1t is a three story and base
ment house, on lot 16xl01.1I. about
midway between Lexington and Third
avenues. The new owner expects to
occupy II.
WEST 18th STREET-The Auerbach
family has sold the old candy factory
at 33i and 336 West Thirty-ninth
street. Title liz held by A. Leopold
Auerbach. The building Is five stories
high n occupies n plot 50xss.9 be-
tween Eight and Ninth venues The
Auerbachs are now located in their
big factory at Eleventh avenue n
Forty-sevcnth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
DROP IN ALLIS. CHALMERS.
Quarterly Pr0ats Disa ppoint-
Shares slump u 1-2 Points.

The Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Company. in = quarterly report issued
yesterday, showed "a gain Of ~si.37T.55i
In untitled orders on June 30. Or about
1873 pr ccii. larger than III ,sc at the
end OF the first quarter OF the year.
Quarterly profits. however. were n disap-
pointment To Wall Street. The total
OF untitled orders was s1,6a7.ls5.
The stock of the company in the past
week advanced more than 10 points. To
ass. on the strength Of the war orders
the company was reported to he recelv-
ing, largely from the Bethlehem Steel
Company. The showing Of earnings
yesterday caused the price to drop Ga
points.
Net profits in the quarter were Slst,-
sl3, against "A loss of ss.sl5 for the first
three months of the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
FINE DWELLING ron GOTH ST.

Plans have been filed by Grosvenor
Atterbury. architect. for the construc-
ton OF a tx story private dwelling for
Edward c. Jameson at . East sixty
ninth street. II will have a frontage OF
rs feet and n depth Of 9s.2 feet. with "A
facade Of brick, limestone and terra
Gotta In plain design. The first floor
will have the entrance lobby and hall :
the second floor will have a large cir
cular dining ROOM. hall and salon the
third floor will contain two guest rooms
and a large library. the fourth floor bed
rooms. the NTH DOR a large play room
and a nursery. while the sixth floor will
be given over entirely to the servants.
The building will be freproof and the
cost has been estimated at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06

LONDON. Aug. 5.-The markets were
in a hesitating mood. The war loans
were active. the new being Arm and the
old inclined to sag, Home rails were
heavy on new stock fotations. Mines
eased of and oils were soft. but Mar
conis ruled strong. Canadian shares
were dull. In the American group steel
were buoyant OF the rise In your
market. Canadian Car and Foundry
was strong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
BIG HEIGHTS FLAT AT AUCTION

The ST. B%rendan, a six story apart
ment. at 500 West lIStn street. south
west corner OF st. Nicholas avenue. was
struck down at auction yesterday by
Joseph +. Day for S1S7.0S2 to the Bren-
dan Realty Company, a party In in1riA
The property was sold In "A foreclosure
suit brought by Joseph +. Marx against
the Brendau Trading Company ct al, to
recover claims aggregatlng Hs4,SS3. In
Guiding a first mortgage for $15S,00O,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
BROOkLYN APARTMENTS SOLD.

I. Salzbrg has sold for the y. s.
Realty Company TO the Fort Greene
Realty Company two fou story apart
ment houses with all the latest improve
men,s on a plot 60 by 100 on the north
east corner of Twelfth avenue and
Forty-third street. The Fort Greene
Realty Company gave in part payment
a plot OF seven lots on Jamaica avenue
and Cleveland street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06

Benjamin Mordecai reports concerning
the sale OF Il plot OH 15Oth street west
OF Broadway to Max Weinstein that he
has had no interest In these lots for
some time, having sold his interest and
that of the Mordecai Holding Company
to the Surety Realty Company, Samuel
II. Stone. president, and neither he nor
the firm 81 A.. l.. Mordecai & Son have
any interest in the sale to Mr.. Weinstein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
p,I,lc OH~riugs Yesterday In MAN.
haitian and h BrOnH.
TAT 1. VEsEy STREET.
BY Joseph y. Day

BY Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST. 600 W. : W cor - NichoLss Nv;
s%ilxleO. i sty zap house and strs-J
= Mar Is, sr.n ox T FRA SAG: c sub 81 10 a.. a
mr. mtg OF sl5s,O00 to the Brendan Rltv
60. a party In interest E. , slsI.os2
ST SicH3LAs AZ; S2oi e M : -S yon :" na hsen
AIT c 4 Borst ct al; due. sl6isS,ss;
taxes. &c. ssls,s5; to the plaintin $4,000
nth ST, io6-lio !, = :, go e Park az.
I'nion agt Elias Senft ct al; due, $5s-
$3.50: taxes. &C, N.i37i6; to the plain,
,,snpp ST. .sl r, n =, s2.6e isi ay' iG.sv
ioo.ii. Z sly dwls- Em,grant Ind saw
Rank ast l. 8 Barnard ct al; due. 81
1851; taxes. &c, N+osi; to the plain,
an Ay, 1854. W 3. zoos n ssd st. ~s5xloO.
6 stv nat and strs-B' G Faulkner ct al
agt Mich sheridan ct al; due. $3e.3s7.ss
taxes, &c. Hl+lc' to the plain o
By william + Rae.
7sTH ST. 2a0 ". =. eco = Yves, End
av. 2Oxio2,2, 3 sly dwlg-M q = sanford
AIT I.idore Hirseh ct al; due. S22,376.76;
taxes, &c, s?.iss?t to the plain
BY Henry Brady.
9TH ST. ai?-ai. VS., 1919 " sh az:
aEt Jaworowrr Realty 70 ct 81; due.
STA. 1910. taxes, SC, sl5I.io: sub 10 pr
mtgs OF S3s. 900; to the plaintiff ti,?a5
lat saos THIRD AVENuEl
BY Henry Brady.
MARMION Az, 1880, E (, 60 = i7sth st:
33.lxs5.7. story nat--s u Furnald ct al
0ss.5s; taxes, &C, N.o7l,56; to the plain;
INITIATION Hr Az 1881. $. ass. i7s,Ss list ST.
due D i,sSiGTi y r. taxes, &c. ",o'i,I1; 400 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06

Sl00-Aldus Const Co to Van Dorm Es-
tate, Inc. as Nassau at; atty. ID II
BronI.
y Y TRUST co TO City Mtge ce......et
CITY MICE CO to Columbia Trust CO
@, urus1 'i'p;eySS
wEsTFiELD, W ROGERS. to Bond a
Mise Guar ..sl2,oo0
SIMPSON. WIN v, to Chss Il Sias $4,000
TooLING. ELIz X. to Martha w. Nc.
TREBi.iG REALTY q CONSTRUCTION
co to Louis Lehmeyer. assigns ~ mort.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
a,.sas.ooo APARTMENT LOAN.

Tho e07 Fifth Avenue Company.
which will erect the hne apartment
house at the corner OF Seventy-second
street and Fifth avenue. obtained an
additional loan yesterday from the Law
ysrs Realty Company OF $42 $4,000, This
10 in addition to a loan OF S.%00.OO0
on the property which was reported
Yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
BRONX FLAT AND STORES.

The william Sinnott Company will
erect q Ave story fiat. 50xss. on the east
side OF vyse avenue 1906 feet south OF
Freeman street. at n cost OF 100000.
from plans by the kreymborg Architec-
tural Company. Samuel Cowen VIII
erect one story brick stores. 25xloo. on
the northwest corner OF Spoford avenue
and Faile street at a cost OF $4,000.
r. II. & G.. w. Winston are h archi-
legfa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
O SALE.
LEGAL NOTICES.

state Of New York, County OF New York.
United states Of America, shy SYM
pathics are with the Allies. wishing them
QUICK and decided victory,
NORRIS WEINGARTEN.
sworn TO before me this 18th day NJ
August. islh
IRVING FISH, Notary Public.
New ork County No. 70, New York Regis
ter No. 7l26.
Also sworn to before the French Consul
General, August s, 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
TENANTS FOR CITY HOUSES.

The Houghton Company has leased
for Gideon f. Fountain to Alice t.
Maltby the three story and basement
dwelling at ia West N~inety-first street.
Goodwin 4 Goodwin have rented for
Mary X. Shrady TO Mary +. Forster
the four story and basement private
dwelling al 25 West l20th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
BUYER or HOLLY ARMS.

Frederick Brown Is the buyer OF the
six story Holly Arms apartment house
at 402 to 40 West i4Sth street. near st.
Nicholas avenue, the sale of which by
the Mckeon Realty Company was re-
ported yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
LONG BEACH HOTEL SITE.

Herman A. Shatz sold TO Samuel l..
Fieber six lots at Long Beach. l.. L..
fronting l2O feet on the boardwalk and
being $50 feet deep, running through to
broadway. Mr.. Fieber contempiates
erecting a hotel on the site.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
PLANS ron BROOKLYN FLATS.

Plans have been completed by W. T..
Mccarthy. architect. for three four story
apartments. to cost sl2b.OOo. TO De
erected by the Parkvale Realty Company
m Mot I5OxlOO on the east side OF
Fourteenth street 1919 feet north of
Foster avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

GRAND ST. <s6 to t7o-Sorthcrn Water.
piroohnE CO AIT Bessie Lewlsohn e. a;
.sBE 81" ali to az w--rony bruno ct al
agt Edw II Reynolds 81 al. Feb 10,
18TH ST, 81 E-Pstrick " Mccarthy agt
Daniel Buckley OF al, Aug Q. 1915. SIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
LIENS.
Manhattan.

MADISON ST, 2sTIsidor Goldman ast
tractor Saog. rs
l?sTH ST, els to c?2 W-Joseph shanske
agt Joseph Bachraeh 4 Co and Joseph
BOND ST, ~ and %%-L Dornbush 4 Co,
Inc, agt seamen's Bank for aNhEe
owner; Valentine Lynch a Co, cpntrac-
BronX.
BARNES Av. l13l-Max spitzberg agt
Loretta Becker. owner and contrac-
tor ..,,,..,'., ,.,,..,.v s..5 90
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


IWTh name aud aduress OF Iehder AND
II attorneys name IS omitted
address party OF the second paft)
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
PEARL ST. 29t. Q E A.. 7s.e n = Beekman
At. 26.sxs5.t-Lso II Hirsch ct al. exra,
sc, Julius Hirsch. to Gilbert Hirsch, 5e3
r. 18th st. la part. mtg 5000. Dec 81,
1911: atty. r uCo. 1I6 Bway. go. $1,000
RIDGE ST. 81. { =. $50 n Broome ct. 25x
1o0-Max Majer to Bernard Fortgang.
90 W llith 1t. mtg. S22, 900. Aug 3: atty.
III G Neuwith. ?sS Bway. 1910
ST. 1873. n =. 23.s e Wooster ct.
25xss-Wn J Fallon to VIM II Lake.
Busch Bldg. Dallas Tex. mtg Sto, 900, b
and =. Mar 80: attys. Band'er 4 y.
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Manhattan Island. north OF lloth ST.
i3?D ST. 2os W. ., ios.4w Ith av. ls.,x
90 lI-Anna {; Reilly to Frederick u suit
ton, .0i W i32d st. Aug 3.........,Sloo
i33D ST. $3.50 ". So go e Lenox az.
nor Realty Co to Cara
X Morley, ~ W I:Sth ~, mtg slo.5Oo'
all liens. July is. address. l5 Cedar
st 'ayS
~eall-Hedwig Fibel to Realty
co. 60 wall st, mtg $4,000 all lens
Aug s: atty. 7 q Co. l1s Bway. *ioo
20-Rexter Realty co to Sheba building
Corpn. 653 W lslst ST. mtg H@.5Oo, hna
q atty, Abr Leichter. 1872 Nassau N''sioo
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-20
RESOLUTIONS

passed at Directors meeting of the Norwich Chamber of Comm cree: y-.
 Whereas. It has pleased Almighty God to take from this life our friend and associate member, Dr. Rush w. Kimball: be 1t
 Resolved, That we hereby express our deep sympathy with his family in their bereavement; that we bear testi- mony to the great loss suffered by our Chamber and community in the death of a member and citizen of such in tegrity; that we place on our records our affectionate admiration of his man. ly character. which remains a lasting influence for good to all who knew him; further,
 Resolved, That the Secretary forward a copy of these resolutions to his fam fly and publish the same in the Nor wich daily papers. and that they be spread upon the records of the Cham Der of Commerce.