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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
JUDGE sHuMWAY GRANTS
 c. s. PALMER DIVORCE
Also Finds for Plaintiff in Note Case
 ovefrules Demurrer in Norwich Case.

Judge Milton A. Shumway on Thurs of Charles s. Palmer of North Ston- ington from his wife, Mrs. LiIlie Chapman Palmer, on the ground of incurable insanity. The defendant as a patient at the Norwich sate hospital where she has been for twelve years.
 Judge Shumway heard the case in the superior court Wednesday morning and reserved decision. In granting the divorce he orders Palmer to pay S2 a week toward the support of his wife.
 This is the first divorce to be grant ed in this state on the grounds of in- curable Insanity. The action is granted under the provisions of an act passed by the last general assembly, which became effective Aug. 1. Previously divorce petitions for insanity were heard and granted by the general as- isembly.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29

base of the far-fung line of model Young Mems Christian associations, now established in the strategic cen- ters of 1s different countries. Audi ences of leading citizens in most of me large cities of the United States have heard him with pleasure and profit during the. past year.
 Mir. Rugh is national student secre- tary for China. having entered the held in 1908. In the six years he hae mad in China he travelled through most or the provinces, visiting the large cities. and was on the inside of the student life while the revolution was brewing. From the experience he has had of China, he presents conditions in that country and the opportunities before church and association with singular attractiveness and ability.
 He has been kept in America for a longer term than the usual furlough and has been very helpful to many of tne larger associations in stimulating large interest in the foreign work.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
Went Coon Huntinn.

No coons were to be found, but one skunk that was killed by First Se- lectman Casper K. Bailey was the tro- phy that was brought home by a party that went, out into the woods of Plain Hill on Wednesday night. The select man killed the skunk with club. In the party also were Judge Thomas J. Kelly, Otto F. Ernst, Joseph P. Cum nniags and Warren Chapman. ss
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
Ladies' Guild Meets.

drew's church held an interesting and we'll attended business meeting Fri day afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Mckinley on Prospect street Besides the regular order of business, plans were discussed for the clam chowder which the ladies will serve.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
TAFTvHLE
Merchants Night at Sacred Heart Fair sueeess-cnoqust> Club Meets Sunday to Nominate Officers.

Merchants night at the Sacred Heart Fair conducsed by the Sacred Heart parish in Parish hall was a big suc- cess. as the other preceding nights of the fair. A large number of patrons were in attendance.
 The evenings entertainment was furnished by the Guarde of St Marie of the Baltic church. who gave a drill that won much applause. Following the entertainment and the sale. danc- ing was enjoyed with the Sacred Heart orchestra furnishing music for the dancing
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
Finds for PIaintiff on Na...

A decision for the plaintiff to re- cover $1,91e.58 and costs was also handed down by Judge Shnmway in the case of Bert w. Cove against J. Irving Maxson, ct al. of Westerly. The suit was for the payment of the bal ance due on a note by the plaintiff.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
Demurrer overruIed.

Judge Shumway also handed down a decision overruling the demurrer in the case of John c. Morgan agninst Annie E. Huntington ct al for the ii- vision of property in Norwich. The demurrer was argued at the short cal cndar session of the court last Fri- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
M. A. for PrlneipaI Newton,

Principal Fred L. Newton of Broad way school received notice on Thurs day from Columbia university that he had been granted an M. A. derree bv the university. This is the result of four years of summer work done by Principal Newton.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29

E. Adams has moved his place of business from Hunters avenue to Merchants avenue. in the newly con- structed Graham block Mfr Adams before the big fire was located in the Marsan building. but since he has oc- cupled temporary quarters in the rear of A. Pion.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
ciroau.t cIuh Wln M..t.

Sunday in Beausoliel's hall the St. Joseph Croquet club will hold a busi- ness meeting for the purpose of nomi- mating officers for the coming year. and the election Of the same officers will take place at the next meeting which follows the next week. The club has not played many match games this fall, but 1t Is hoped that
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29

A new sport has been created here by a humber of young men who are having pigeon races every so often They take carrier pigeons to Baltic and turn them loose. The birds fur nish quite an interesting race 10 their homes.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
Workiro in pIain6.Jd.

Louis Beaudoin and son and D Lamoureux are employed in Plain6eid. working on the addition to the church there.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29

Clam cfowder and everything good at the St. Agnes guild room tonight, 5.30 to 10.30; 15c. All welcome.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29

The concrete foundation for tn, Marsan block on Hunters avenue il practically completed.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
Notes.

Clspboarding on the south side of the Pion building on Hunters avenue has been started.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29

John Paradise has moved from Lis bon to Taftville- The moving was done by Joe Benoit in his autotruck
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
DIED

LAPRADE-In Norwich, Oct 2s, Henry LaPrade, aged 37 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. ECCLEST0N = In Norwich. Oct 26. suddenly, Jesse D. EcclAston, aged Is years.
 Funeral from the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Oscar D. Eccleston 21 Tanner street. Norwich Town. Friday in Maplewood cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
Pigeon Races

future.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
BORN

CHURCH-In UncasvilIe. Oct. Is, 1913. daughter to Mir. and Mrs Oscar E Church.
 ROBINsoN-In Norwich, Oct. 27. 1915 daughter. Pauline Wheeler to MT
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
Y. M. C. A. LEADERS BEFORE
 NORWICH ASSOCIATION
J. M. Clinton and Arthur Rush to Be
 Speakers on Sunday.

By special arrangements the man. agement of the local Young Mems Christian association Is able to offer to the men of Norwich and vicinity a rare opportunity on the coming Sun day afternoon at s.30 o'clock in the large hall of the Y. M. c. A. building.
 J. M. Clinton and Arthur Rugh, two
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29

Women are shining shoes in Green Village. N. J..-for one cent to pay for a playground fence.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29
GREENEvnLE

Six hours after high water 1t is low tide. which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-29

Sun. Moon md Tides.
The sun., 1915-10-28
HAT J0BBER IN Esd STREET.
Takes Part Of the Old McCreePy
storc-Pays 100000 in Rent.


Cornelius Stack. wholesale jobber In
Paul II. Fairchild, receiver OF the James
McCreery Realty Corporation against
the United Merchants Company ct al.
the east portion Of the grade floor Of
the old store Of McCreery. at 81 to IS
West Twenty-third street, extending
through TO !3 to 81 West Twenty.
second street. The lessee. who is now
located at +oS Lafayette street. Las con-
tracted to pay rental a9gregating $780,
900. the lease leaving but small sec
tion Of the old McCreery establishment
to be reoccupied. and this space 10 in
process OF negotiation. NJ. q L. Hess
negotiated the lease.
William Cruikshank Sons have leased
the second and third lofts at So-s2 Leon
ard street to crommell Bros, for n term
OF years.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company has leased the store
and basement at l39 Ninth avenue to
John hi Marco offices at 80 Broad street
to Peter Geddes Grand ana Irvington X
'Farrington & Co. and at - Wall street.
additional space TO Curtis & Sanger.
Pease & Gilman have leased for a
long term Of years, the basement store
at the southeast corner OF Church and
Fulton streets opposite the Hudson Ter
minai Building. to George W. Hopper
and Douglas Gibson. proprietors OF the
Dainty Maid Lunch at SO John street
Roy Scherick and Harris * Vaughn
have leased large space In 1914 Fast
Forty-sixth street to William o. D. Ise-
lin. architect, for a long term
Benjamin Engiander has leased TO A.
Greenberg 4 Co.. a floor In 29-33 West
1nirt!eth street. and n floor In 3S-i<
East Thirtieth street to ID. Bloosnberg 4
Co
The sun., 1915-10-28
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

.TTH ST oOs Why I. Byrnes to Rose
nvrncs is7 " s.d -. atty, . " Ben
nett Hector st',........ .sI2,OTs
HU .yuI-RsT Az "a = .ss ii \ ltb,h ,t
i;sso S-NEmms T. Ca,tus Jr. to WIN 5
smith a snc; f"phsnk' l. L. a''', Asc Sso
-;NSTPsT - "sos y, w.shin.,on ny
- Wnnu, Tr1s,
L,N',-- @ @mher neN'me ~ - ~
% ~ ,mohlAsue ST. hNS"' "u'' s,oo
COLUMBUS AN. 9ss-Freder!ek de T. Fos-
,er y ano, eSrs; TO f:migtsnt lhn Sss
iI6tway...,,.....:....,,........;.;s:i; iI6 ;s:i; 900
Francis Brady ct al TO Lawyers 7, 4 T
18TH ST. IS, 2sb Amsterdam av. soy
Kinsell.. 40 v iists s,,"..,.'..,:.'; ii
- III Tsos o'brisn & sno. gan 10 FTanels
iso Bway. ,.......'...'.... 81
SAME 10 ualne-Same property; atty,
same Sc . 90
37TU ST NJ E-I.awyers r & T co to
phI1 pH pe,sSan,S SSin'Sh' ,,5 Bway s''h 81 5000
COT IITNRI'S AV .7-Ustti. w Goodhart
20 uona A. Ma, omar % i-L p.m.sn .,
Nhiyp. s',y = 81 20 rs Bwsy Ss' 900
coMsns nS AS 5,SEssens H,n rS!is,n con-,
,and'' ,r.s shsrSn, %; Conn a'tys' ssss; sS6
ssrt sI ., pv.y ',sxioo e
The sun., 1915-10-28
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
pronx Buildcrs Sell Row Of
Vow Tlat,-Scventh Ave.
Apartment in Trade.
nat .JOBBERS MOVE NORTH

III, auc,assful closing of the Dash es-
,,.o lo, auc,i.n in the Vesey street sales
,o,u Was the principal development OF
80 real estate market yesterday. All
,bo lot. offered were sold at prices that
.oemed To satisfy both sellers and pur.
c,a.,r,. The prices were considerably
,.,ov those established at the Van Cort-
and, oucti.u IA couple of years ago.
All buyiug was not confined to the auc-
t,o, room. however. In the Bronx build
.rs Jisp,aed of - row of new fats In
,h, Hunts Point section in one OF the
,,rsest sales of improved property re-
,.,rt,l from the borough In some time.
l. Manhattan an upper Seventh averne
a., was traded for properties on the
p,,kaNav cast. Besides these there
were c-pugh sales OF small properties to
,,dlcate tina. Investors are taking added
I-,er,s, I'm the realty market. Among
commercial leases reported was Ore In
,oly,pg large part Of the old McCreery
,,o-. N Twenty-third street. Hat Job
hers from downtown are the lessees. II
u one Of the largest leases made recently
in the section.
The sun., 1915-10-28

Mar 10, lsos--Wm 4 Dora Hyman ct al
to Louise Appel. satisfied OF record with
out production OF mortgage. by order OF
the Supreme Court, Oct 20, 1918, Justice
Il Phlbin: atty for petitioner Otto A
Samuels, % Nassau st,,.........,N.b0 ~, SOC
JENNINGS ST. so4. e :. l<s.2 SO Boule-
ward, lSllxl277xi3.lOXl27. Jan 81,
lsi0--Matilda Kraft to Anna ~ App.
atty. q Co, l76 Bway 100
DAILY Az. 1914, e a?lt l77th st,
32.lxl50l1, oct IS, i9l0--Harry c Ben :
line Constr co 10 A & II Bloch. 90 Mas.
Sau 81 ,.'..',''' ooV
27TH ST. sl-s3 Y, n s. 100 Madison av,
runs II 2+.sS e TX AK %s,lox . 9s.s 90
n 1T so to beg, July /, lsi2-Abr
Ahndt to Clara Foerstel a ano; atty.
r q Co, 1IG Bway. y.,,,,.,,,..,,.t5 $50. 0 90
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. s67. W =. runs 3eix
parallel " c l59th 81, +6.sx ?s7x
59.li to beg, Apr &, 1907-Harriet
Dixon to Frances Duer Jones: attys
Man 4 NJ, 5S Wall st............Sl5,5OO st. 500
s7TH ST, 3s7 W, II q. eos W West End av
ls6xl00.s, Oct 10. lsi3--Ada = Mat,
thews to Vim $ Day. eco Hobart av
summit. y J: ATTY q Go. III
bwsy '''.'',,...''' ''.....''. t.o,OOt
WEST END AV, n w q I03d st. aO.ilxi0o
Jan 10. ls96--Miohsel & Cath Giblr
ct al 20 the New York Saw Bank. 81
bth hV ..'.'''''''' '''.''', .S3O,OOl
The sun., 1915-10-28
CITATIONS.


sIEBERG, AuGUsT-THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK, ny the
Grace OF God. Free and Independent To
HUGH SlEBERG, LOUISE KLEIN, EMM \
TlNKuAM BEHrHA LElfHlGER LOT-
TIE srKACiiIAy.Hi. AGGtST 81 :, S!!ih:n.EFI%,'
LOUISE SNYDER, HELEN VI. SlEBERG
and ANNA JOHANNSEN, the heirs and
next Of kin Of AUGUST SIEBERG. de
ceased. SEND GREETING;
WHEREAS, ERNEST uRCHs, who re
sides at ago West s7th street, Borough of
applied to the Surrogltes' Court OF our
County Of New York. to have certain in
rtrument In writing. bearing date the l7th
day OF August. 1914, relating to personal
testament OF ACGUST SIERERG. who was
at IN. time OF his death - temporary resi-
dent OF George Bahr Strasse ;, Dresden,
Germany. but who az the time OF his death
was u resident OF the County Of New York,
deceased.
THEREFORE,. YOU and each Of YOU are
cited to show cause before the Surrugates'
Court of our County OF New York AZ the
Hall OF Records, in the County Of New
York. tho LIST day OF December one
Thousand nine hundred and hfteen, At half
past ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. why the said viii ana testament
| should not be admitted to probate as a
will of prrsonn. property
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
| caused the seal Of the Surrog ltes' court @;
the said County Of New York 10 be here
| unto sffxed
WITNESS. Honorable John =. Cohalsn. a
Surrogate OF our said County ~
| New York at said County. the IAN
! RI. day Of October In the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred
and fifteen.
DANIEL j powDNEY
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court.
The sun., 1915-10-28
WEATHER FORECAST 8
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.


For Eastern New York. fair to-day. fair
and warmer tomorrow; moderate north-
west 10 north winds. becoming variable.
For New Jersey, fair to-day. fair to
morrow. warmer In the Interior; moderate
to fresh northwest to north winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day.
fair and slightly warmer tomorrow
light shifting winds becoming east and
southeast tonight.
For southern New England. fair to-day
fair tomorrow: warmer In the interior
moderate northwest winds.
For Northern New England. fair to
day; fair Tomorrow. slightly warmer In
the interior: moderate shifting winde.
For Western New York. fair and warmer
to-day; fair Tomorrow: moderate winds
mostly southeriy.
NEW YORK. Oct. ?s.--The depression
from the upper lake regions moved rapldly
central over the lower 81. Lawrence Val
ley Yesterday. with rain falling in the
The disturbance from the west Canada
coast also moved eastward TO a centre owe
peratures over the northern Rocky Noun
tain states,
were indications OF q storm central I"
the southwark. -
High pressure and generally fair
centres over the lower ohio Valley and
over Utah and Colorado.
Temperatures were lower from the lake
regions southwark to the east Gulf state
and In western parts OF the Atantic
States
In this city the day was fair AND
warmer; wind, fresh southwest; average
humidity. "a per cent barometer GO,
3o.17: r. NJ, 1910.
The temperature IN this city yesterday. as
recorded by the ofiicial thermometer. Is shown
The sun., 1915-10-28
EUROPEAN MAILS.

La veloce liner Europa. sailing TODAY
for Naples. will take mail closing At $3.50
A. NJ. for Italy. Rumania. Serbia. Greece
and Switzerland.
The Italian liner Csserta- sailing satur
day for Naples, will take mail, clostns
at $3.50 A. NJ. for Italy. Rumanis. Serbia
Switzerland and Greece.
The American liner st. Paul. sailing
Saturday for Liverpool. viii take mail
closing ut $40 4. NJ for Europe teScept
Germany. Austria. Hungary Luxemburs
Turkey. Bulgaria, the Netherlands, nor.
way. sweden aud Denmark, Africa, West
Asia and the East indies
The White star liner Cretic, sailing Sat
urday for the Mediterranean. by way of
Boston. will take mail. closing at u. NJ b.,
for the Aznres and ,ilhraitar.
The sun., 1915-10-28
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manh

iIlTH ST, leJ to 1876 .w-Empirc Roonns
Co agt ilath st and 7th Av construc-
tion Co. owner and contractor. 5000
Inc. ast Albert e Smith. owner; George
Porter. contractor. 36s 10
IliTH Sr. &C TO 10 E-Empire Roonng
,,54a a * con.' g. fSSSr.Str fs.S sy
Pfotsnhsusr Ness,t Co az, aotth 1t
corpn, owner and contractor, $3.50 81
iiith st and 7,h Av cOnstn Co, SON ON
so.TH .1na'q sr, les II " OF Rroadway. 7SS
sst sOath ST corpn. owner: John ]
Ksy sT son',aGsfG, Of io;h av 1896
John Kelly sEt :o<th St corpn, own:
n.Tu asT cSl'recGF ssi rGecGFrea.rick ii Meier az
''I ''5Io:.pSh S y hloomnsdals, owner; David
,iiTH ST, ia7 W-Louis Kerechinsky agt
iiith st and 7th Av Constn Co. owner
,liTa 18TH ST, las to 'isS w.,John N Horn
ast ii4th ST and 7th Av Constn Co. own
or and contractor; Max Wsinstein, con,
..TH .THa'ssT sT. i6i 'w-wliil;am irfin,gi act Arthur
billing. owner, and contractor. Sls 5
Dtxasi4S son az Modern cloak q Sui, CO. own:
sr; Abraham FrsnkeI. contractor. Sis
is TO xn,y i,s WAS;rf ii!,S i s'si saa
.oSfH sT. s11 10 ssi w.-Gro.., Austin 1
Ireland Lumber CO sst :o'th s. corpSrs; r.
.TH qTnss r. s"d s0nsssfiST ~ wFr.denb.rHs
Lounsbury aGt The Lambs, owner; brown
Bros. Inc. contractors .Sssl.io
sATIsFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
SAP ST tS5 E--Alberene stone Co at
John Doe ct al; Oct %. isiS.....-sio
The sun., 1915-10-28

COpARrNERsHIP NOTICES.

Notice is hereby given that THE q. X
TOOL HOLDER COMPANY, a domestic
Corporation. having tie principal business
ONCE in the city OF New York, County OF Me-
York and state OF New York. viii apply 10
the Supreme Court of the state Of New
York. at n Special Term thereof. Part l.. to
be held az the County Court House in the
Borough OF Manhattan. City and County ot
New York, on the 5th day of November.
1915, st 1880 o'clock In the forenoon of
that day or as soon thereafter as Counse
can be heard for an order authorizing said
Corporation to change its corporate name
TO THE o. X. ToOL COMPANY. Inc"
Dated, New York city. y. Y.
October q. 1915
The .. * TOOL HOLDER COMPANY,
tseal1 By THoS r. NEvINS, President.
WATSON n HELFGoTT, Attorneys for
Petitioner, ~ Court street. Brooklyn,
\ Y q
The sun., 1915-10-28
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Oaerinxs Yesterday In Man
haitian and bronx salesrooms.
lat IL vEsEY STREET
By Henry Brady.

lat IL vESEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
eth ST. is2,l.? W, rs $50 " 81 & sy.
Emigrant lndust Savgs Bank agt 40 w
9th 81 Corp; due. s22o, s3l ~: taxes. &c.
7, 81 H. H. pnn' - fST saHS GSS
~, isrio:.2. sty dwlg-sa.nI Il Welser
al ,iet ,as. ss g. ,ss ssqh ct 10 al Ail.d aSs
Il Hartcorn. party In interest. for
HIL.sInr p.F, A. a po. tpa m.p :, S,'ess; .s
ysSsn, sss pSskY M,. isssS'so'ss sS co axs sA!t'
ssossiisS ssessisS: 70 to RoSsrs aqs' Z s BAKER. a parH IN
Interest. for 5000,
BY Joseph r. Day.
OLIVER ST. So. c ., rs Oak s, esxio:s
inmt.vCi,y OF = ast ii A Roirsno G,
Al: due, Sas.oss.?s; taxes. ae. sass; TO
,oTTn ri P4.n: s4 q, f. nsF s.o :d .H sss
ct al axt JOS Isear ct AZ; due. c.7o4s.:
taxee. &C. ,i5sso; to the plaintiff
IirTH ST. iss:;ias ", IS. ISIS 7,n 'sSG sv,
37.sxi00li: sty nat--M ] Kinssland srt
ss'Hs ,ssss 4!m' ass: s.:. E'.'t e. s d1s he
,,PTH PTp:iT sTsss.s, iaT r. 200 I'd .v .y'sSs .Ss
ast Realty Retaliation Corp Of al; due
s2b,ssA67; taxes. SC. Sss@o7; 10 ths
plaintiff for ..................... 5000
lat s2Io THIRD AvENUB.J
BY ]. II. Mayors
UNION Av. ss3. W .. 26s.? q ls5th st
4A7xisA5, s atty hat--w l. Condit az,
Davis Israel ct Al; due, fN.J04,s5: taxes
&c, tl.3oo. IS: adjourned TO November 10
BY James ]. Donovan.
ROBERTS AV, -, block front bet Gains.
borg av and Eastern Blvd, 200.lxl00-
Dora Pines agt Washington Saving,
Bank OF al; due, S93S.S2, taxes, 40
1i,623tt; withdrawn,
The sun., 1915-10-28
Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Oct ?7 The destNoyers
Benham, Cassin and Cummings have ar
rived at New York yard destroyers Bur
rows. Patterson and Paulding At Boston,
destroyer Drayton Mt Rosehank. destroyers
Flusser. Preston and Reid NJ Gardiners
bay, destroyer Mackenzie at Key West,
gunboat Marietta az Puerto Cortes. hattlo-
ship New Hampshire and collier Cyclops at
Norfolk, destroyer Nicholson at Newport,
cruiser New Orleans at Guaymas and de
stroyer Wake At New York yard.
Ine come, hnarehua mas sailed from
Newport for New York, cruiser Brook 'yn
from New York for Barcelona, gunbuat
Chattanooga from Guaymas for lie paa
battleship Kansas from Philadelphia for
sea, DESTROYER l.amson from Boston for
GARDENERS bay, collier Nero from La Pa1
for San Diego and destroyer Whipplc from
Mare Island for san Pedro.
The sun., 1915-10-28
PARTITION SALE.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
CHARLES u. LIss. Plaintiff. against
ANDREW FREDERICK L1Ss and others,
Defendants.
In pursuance OF an in,eriocutory judg.
ment Of partition and sale duly made and
entered in the above entitled action and
bearing date the 18th day Of october. 1915:
]. the undersigned. the Referee In said
interlocutory judgment named. VT sell al
public auction at the Exchange saiesroom,
Nos. 1915 Vesey Street. In the Borough
of Manhattan. City OF New York, on tho
noon on that day. BY Joseph p: Day, auc-
tioneer. the premises directed by said In
terlocutory judgment to be sold and there
In described AS follows: ALL that certain
lot. piece or parcel OF land. with the build.
ings thereon erected. situate. lying aud
New York and Borough OF Manhattan, and
bounded and described as follows, to Wit:
Beginning at the corner formed by the In
tersection OF the easterly side OF Lexington
eighth street; thence running n"rtherly
along the easterly side OF Lexington Ave-
nue twenty feet: thence csstefiy and
parallel with Forty eighth street seventy
feet; thence southerly and para lsl vith
Lexington Avenue twenty feet to the north
thence westerly along tho northerly side
OF Forty eighth street seventy feet TO the
point or place of beginning. being the said
several dimensions NOR. or less. said
premises being now known by street mum
Der b11 Lexington Avenue.
Dated. New York. october 2.nd, 1915.
MEYER NJ FRIEND. Referee.
FRANK J RISALDi. Attorney for Plain
tin No 2a3 Broadway. Manhattan,
New York City.
erty TO be sold; It's street number IS 5i7
darlington Avenue.
The sun., 1915-10-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

SAD ST &s5 E--Alberene Stone Co at |
John Doe et al: Oct 20. iel6.....-Sio |
The sun., 1915-10-28
sVRROGArEy NOTICES.

FLETCHER. WALTER Sin pursuance
Of an order OF Honorable John +, cohsiAn.
Surrogate of the County Of New York.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons
having claims against Walter s. Fletcher
late OF Paris. France. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
ness. No. 81 Wall street. In The City Of
New York. on or before the Goth day OF
day OF July, 1915. THE EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK Ad-
ministrator with the Will Annexed. MUIR
for Administrator ~ wall 81. New Work CITY
The sun., 1915-10-28
SELLS BLOCK or BRONX FLATS.

Adelste!n 4 Avrutire. trading under
the title Of the Baronet Realty Company.
have sold seven new Ave story apart
ment houses at southern Boulevard and
Ba-ret,o street. just back OF the Hunts
Poitf and Similar Court apartments.
The property Was valued at 100000.
They occupy both the southwest and
northwest corners cf Southern Boulc-
ward and Barretto street. At the SOUTH
ery corner are three seventy-fve foot
houses and one fifty feet wide, all hav-
Ing a depth OF los feet. At the north
ery oop.,r there are three houses, two
being severity feet vide and enc
nifty feet Ia width. They are also l05
feet deep The operation was one of
ihe largest undertaken in tho Hunts
Point region. Adels.ein X Avrutine ac-
auired both sites in June. 1913.
The sun., 1915-10-28
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Douglas l.. ElliRan 4 Co. have leased
for the estate OF James C. Fargo. former
head OF the American Express Company,
81 Park avenue, near Thirty-sevent'
street. a five story American basement
dwelling. on lot 2bxl00, to Elliott c.
Bacon.
Tho F. r. Wood. w. II. Dolson Com
pany has leased the Ave story dwelling
at 312 West Ninety-sccond street to NJ.
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