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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28

Cabot & Rollins; the W. Hcyt Weber
Company. George A. O'ConnOr, the
Franklin Contracting Company, the
Sand Mixing Machine Company, the
Christian Science Society, J. Beyors
Holbrook. II. p. Knowles, j. kresse,
the Indiana CHARTERED Oak Company,
John Sullivan Mitchell, General Lloyd
{. Bryce. DR.. Short. the Merritt Con
tracing Company. the Christian Sci,
ence Distributing Bureau. the Edward
Corning Company and G. NJ. Shay
Also. George b. Burch, Lucius Car
ter Litchfeld. II. Cape, F. J. Meigs'
Henry l.. Waterman. the Federal Sig
nal Company. DR.. Petitpain, the war
ner Chemical Company, the FredeTicK
T, Lev Company, Maher & W. Walsh
the Pyrene Manufacturing Company
the Narragansett Machine Company
charles A. Towle. the Harris Automatic
press Company, Dillon & Barnes, Glb-
barson & c.. II. d. Best & Co., the
Louisiana Red Cypress COMPANY the
Vanderbilt Concourse Corporation, the
lime Contracting Company. c. b. Men
aison E. Co.. the Tompkins-Corbin Com
pany. Fred Hulsmann, A. FltzpatTlick
and the Davis Contracting and En-
eineering Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
SALES OF HOUSES
in VARIOUS ZONES
Buyer for East Side Tene-
mentS Recently Bought
at Auction.

The Hudson Mortgage Company, act
ing for a client, has resold the three
iive-story tenements, with stores. at
1877. 7S9 and 79l Second sv. The
houses, which occupy q combined site
measuring 75xS0 feet. adjoin the north
west corner Of AID ST.
The property was recently sold at
auction in foreclosure proceedings, in
three separate parcels, Auctioneers Jo-
seph 7. Day, Henry Brady and VI. Nor
genthau, jr., respectively, officiating.
The total amount bid at the auction
sale was S59,250. Tho new owner Is a
client OF Leo Schafran, attorney, who
plans 10 make extensive alterations to
the property.
Goodale, Perry e. Dwight sold for
Charles c. Hoge, 92i West 10th ST, a
FIVE story American basement dwelling.
on lot 25Xl00ll feet. 90 feet east of
Riverside Drive. In part payment the
buyer gave the four story fiat at 6l7
East 18th St, on plot 33xlOOX irreg-
ular. near Hughes av. The Manhattan
house was acquired by the seller about
ten years ago.
Harris G. Maurice Mandelbaum,
Fisher Levine and |. II. Kempner have
sold the six story factory at 229 to 239
West 2Sth ST., on a plot l24XSS.9 irreg-
ular, between Seventh and Eighth avs.
The new owner Is said to be John j.
Radley. who plans 10 reimprove the site
with a twelve story structure.
Charles NJ Cannon has bought
through Leroy Coventry Co. from
Henry b. Platt 1903 West 10th ST.. a
four story dwelling. on a lot 23x76x
irregular. 60 feet west of West End az.
John +. Dooley has sold to Clara
Kohn for $1,000 1894 DAILY av.. three
story tenement, on lot 25.4Nl501l
feet. located 225.3 feet north Of
10th st.
Walter A. Stevens, Inc. and William
4. White g. Sons have sold for the
Broadway Savings Institution 1872 East
l25th ST., six story tenement. on a
lot 25Xl52X irregular; also sold for the
same institution SOL West 125th St, a
five story tenement house, on LOT 25X
100 feet. The Oak Construction Com
pany is the buyer of both parcels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
New Tenants for Dwellings

Pease & Gilman have let in the new Nv,
house just completed by the sou ,,, ram
Avenue Corporation, at the southwest "
corner of Park ay. and lltn 81, ST. 20 20
BENJAMIN Campbell, yice-presideqIIt OF
- ~, Work New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad, of New Haven, Conn,
&C Gustaye Britt has leased dwellings
- 1ao West 4th 81. TO John LANCER, at
S62 West 18th st. TO Marie l.. Koeal S,,
at 298 West 18th st. to harriet .. h a;d
and al 81 Jane St. three story ana
b S, dwelling for Archibald NC
lines. = Ellen Casey. ,, e.,
The Duross Company has leased a, 1of
various owners dwellings at i aao W, e -.
Iith st. to Austin D. Brennan, 2S9 We" 5,5
18th st. TO Rebecca $ Church 1%l W, Z i,
West l4th st. 20 NJ. }. Mel acd ~ = ,o.k
ION e 10 Sadie Carlton, 223 West lZtn
- IN e. AmeIie Dausend, G5 Seventh ar.
10 10 Emma fg Dunn, and AZ Barrow st. 20
NJ H. Franey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED
Tenants for Stores and Lofts
in Various Zones.

Peasc e Gilman have leased the
store at 81 West 4Stb ST. to william
Hepner.
~ & l.. Hess rented the Broadway
side OF the fourth floor of the Victoria
building at 80 Fifth av., to John Vi.
B'ggins. at rental 4ggregating $40
coo; Offices on eighth floor Of u TO y
East 22d ST. to J. G. Sisrri, and room
TO T. Biumeuthel.
The Lotion H. Slawson Company
leased Offices in the Cuylcr Building,
1l6 TO 100 West 32d ST, 70 Mohat,
Yard & Co.. in 40 West 34th -. Of
fees to BOsowinck & Cohen, and the
store at 1861 Broadway 20 Edward Ro-
senberc.
". NJ. Haywood & Co. leased a loft
in oil West 42d st. to the Nypco Prod
ucts Corporation and another to j.
Livingston & Co.
George A. Bowman leased for a term
Of years TO the Gramercy' Chocolate
Company the store and basement at
105 West 42d 81.
John A. Steinmetz leased the south
east corner of Boston Road and lS0th
ST. TO client for hotel purposes.
The Duff & Brown Company have
leased to Thomas A. Neary the build
ing $50 West l3Oth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
Rentals at Southampton

Alfred L. Sctermcrhoru leased homes
a. Southampton, Long Island, for the
.~,ason Of 1915. For George H. Drew,
Henry ? Iordham's cottage on First
Neck Lane 20 a. II c. Cochrane; for
5Sbert Gallatn, Mrs Frederick II.
tSs,ts's the C.overs TO Dr. j. Leeming
walker; for Mrs ". Rosseter Belts,
ne Mills 10 Ten Brock NJ. Terhune;
,sT Alvin W Krcch, his cottage on
INST Neck Lane 10 Mrs William p.
douglas; for Mrs. y. b. Kirby, the
CCo'ners, corner Of First Neck Lane and
TX Pasture Road, 20 Nelson Robinson;
i'r Nrs. Lillian c Raymond Mellock.
l| Ashton Moor on First Neck Lane
70 .Georce G. KoDbc; for {. Elmer
i31.ll'n, his cottage ON Halsey's Neck
zane 70 Ju,tus Wcllcrstein. and for
--'S' Loretta !. Liusly, her Searest on
'0N'ome Lane 90 /. du Pont Irving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
MODEL HOMES ATOP
OF THE PALISADES
Many More Houses To Be Erect
ed at Woodcliff-on-HudSOn
This Year.

Atop the Palisades, opposite S6th ST,
Manhattan, Is me of the most delight
M and picturesque home sections
dong the westerly bank of the Hudson
Rver commanding an unobstructed
rev OF the metropolis. It IS q highly
vstricted district, too, and one where
tsre has been for many months scenes
q widespread building activity.
This district is called WoOdclif-on-
Hudson. an appropriate name, because
he home colony is noted for its stall
vsrt trees, Rfording ample shade IN
he summer, and being permanent and
priceless sdornments of the various
sites. James Thomson is the developer
q this growing home centre Of Hudson
County. He has already built seventy
tao homes, and he plans 10 erect many
more houses there this year. In tact.
be predict that this will be one of the
nest popular places in the county with
homeseekers throughout the year.
About two ears ago the section was
lacking in modern houses, and the
transition tina. has taken place IN that
tine tells better than words what the
public thinks Of the centre and how
bright is the outlook there.
Every attention is paid 70 exterior
details. just the same as the interior"
said & rea. estate broker Yesterday, IN
speaking Of The Thomson houses. The
Thomson home gives out the stmo-
sphere Of absolute rest. Of enjoyable
contentmert and Of thorough happi-
isss.
There is another feature of Thorn
si homes. One may buy and pay for
ten just ike rent Instead of pay
N the landlord the home builder is
rayng for mis- own. The prices are
'sred and suit the purse abilities of
he modern home seeker. The lOca-
ton is excellent. From It one may
leach business New York as quickly as
ION Jhe uptown districts Of New
FORK Itself There are advantages of
better air. better schools, better and
caeaper living. etc, 10 be considered,
al Of which help in the buying and
Iayiuc for home Of the Thomson
er1ern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
Apartment Leases.

=, douglas L. Gilman & Co leased 20
. %,' John S. kennedy an entire floor in
ny building under construction AT 40C
etA Avenue, corner of 54th St, com
su'ng two apartments. and forming
baths. CIV " '''''' INV
Pease & Gilman rented an apart.
s1t N the now house being erected
4, 100 Park av., southeast corner OF
- 81. 10 Mrs. Ella ~. Barker; also
sa apartment IN 81 East 62d st. 20 z. L
oily and one IN 24i Riverside Drive
Ihe Rev Charles Herr; large
,,tpArrtment In 525 Park av., being built
IN, MS James &. Thornton. Il COM
uses twelve rooms and baths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
Westchester Leases

risl, E. Marvin have rented the StuSr'
- =, Rve for term OF years 70
Pnhoy+ r Whiting. editor of "Ainslee's
3 ~ Also rented the Robertson
La r~nn @+,, az Bronxville, y. y, 20 Har-
old Flammer. Of this city. o-..o.io.
o'T IT, Robert +. Farley Organization
,oa.nd tbe historic Philipse Manor
house. al Tarrytown- hudSVn, 10 -
Bell. the Enghshmsn VINO dev.IoPe ei
the tract now known as tne ESI Moo -
Tappan Zee; also evening 70 ile' W. i"~,,
Wunderlich. Dr.. S. Is: Price, a u new
York physician, ana "a C. G s Crooker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
Big Madison Avenue Deal,

Negotiations are practically com
pleted for the leasing of twelve
story structure TO be erected at the
southwest corner of Madison az. and
4otn St by Mrs. Lila B. HYDE to the
International Correspondence School.
of Scranton, Penn. The +. L WOOD,
" II. Dolson Company arranged the
lease. which j. for term OF twenty
one wears. with renewal privileges, at
1T aggregate rental for the first term
Of si,500O00 The transaction await
the acceptance by the school OF the
Dlaps OF the structure, which are be
ing prepared by Architect +. +. Town
send. The cost of building is est
mated at S350,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
TO Sell Jefferson Arms.

~, ms Jefferson Arms, a. the south
~ corner Of Jefferson and Franklin
,,e.ues' brooklyn, six story elevator
,,s,uhent house, containing forty eight
20 t.hentS OF four, five, six. seven and
,'se ul rooms and bath. steam heat. gas,
la nc light and hot water supply. viii
sOlo at auction in the Ncsey Street
T'oom BY Joseph p. Day on April s.
I,aue apartment is one Of the best
I2sr,nnoin Brooklyn, and is on plot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
Realty Brokers Move.

p II wilson, 0. f. Allard and W
'. Broach. associated brokers: de dealers err.
10Th IL 80 St. corner of Cortelyou Road
Won Road. lust opposite their present
iocation The new oAico is situated
near the Brighton Beach line station
~ Cortclvou Road. and has been occu.
pied bv John Watt. a well known real
estate broker, who has moved 70 New
kirk Plszs, one station above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
EQUALIZATION Measure Re-
lates to Watershed APP
praisementS.
CITY UNJUSTLY TAXED
MUPSTATE COUNTIES
p,ooosed Act Provides That
New York BE Treated Like
Other Taxpayers.
o. the Advisory Council of Real Es-
tate interests.


All which provides for the equal
- Of assessments on the Catsk,ll
1a"lret property has been reported
a9.'S thc Assembly Tax Committee.
q. ',psrently there is little chance of
s-,r the Senate bill reported out. un-
Ie real estate associations of the
are upon the members of the
es,iature the necessity Of this piece
Hesitation being enacted into law.
-ps city IS constructing new Cats
N water supply system at a cost of
rs 0N0. 600. or this sum S102 100000
already been expended outside Of
ro-poratc limits. In four upstate
.,,ics property has been acquired
'.r,srb condemnation proceedings, and
~ nrorcrty is taxable for state,
. 10 school and village taxes. High
.-..os were paid for these lands, OBJ
,'ously excessive of their real value.
y. many cases former improvements
..,r land have been torn down. EX-
1s5ine the Crotou and Brooklyn water
,a,rlv system. the total assessment has
.isn 70 S4o.OU0,00O. with tax levy Of
SSs0.50
Notwithstanding the fact that New
york City Is carrying on great ana
cesar public work, in supplying
-;jbons Of people with a pure supply
- water. local boards of assessors in
~ various counties through which the
.,ys6uct passes have increased the tax
sc On the city property 10 very high
etc compared 20 the tax rates of SIM
Ssrly situated property belonging to
al taxDsyers. The Advisory Council
- Real Estate Interests has been fol-
i,vrine this matter very carefully
trough William p. Burr, former As
giant CORPORATION Counsel. Recently
40 Court OF Appeals handed down q
session in the matter Of the City OF
Wv York versus the Board of Assessors
- the town of Gardiner. holding that
he aoueduct constructed by the City
n New York TO convey water from
,ss A,bokan reservoir is exempt from
systlor. This was the first successful
,.,empt 20 relieve the city from op-
,ressiye taxation, for it terminated as
easements on improvements, continuing
hem only on the land.
The next logical step was 20 cquall,e
assessments. This has been provided
'or IN the bin introduced by Senator
Mills and Assemblyman Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
Altman Site for Business.

The old Benjamin Altman home at
the northwest corner Of Fifth av. and
Doth ST., including the art gallery adj
joining, has been leased, according TO
report in real estate circles yester-
day. to a well known retail firm, which
plans razing the houses and erecting
a six story structure on the site.
The property. which is Columbus
leasehold front 80 feet on the avenue
and l64 feet on 5Oth -. II was pur
chased by C. Grayson Martin from the
Altman heirs in January last through
George X. Read go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
LEASE VANDERBILT
CONCOURSE OFFICES
Rentals Reflect Big Demand for
Space in This Modern
Structure.

Many leases in the Vanderbilt Con-
course Offices. at 45th ST. and Wander
bilt av., have recently been made by
Messimer & Carreau.
Large space has been rented TO the
New York Contracting Company, the
tate Of ". J. Rainey, G. P. Sherwood
& Co.. Henry Atterbury Smith and
William P. Miller, the intercollegiate
Menors Society. the Cherry River Boom
and Lumber Company, the Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Company, Holbrook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
MARKET NEARLY BUILT
Samuel E. Jacobs Head Of
New Bronx ENTERPRISE.

4 structure solely designed as a
public market by Heidelberg & Levy,
architects, is nearing completion at
149th St, near Third sv. II is to be
known as the Peoples 1l9th Street
Market.
1t is said to represent the latest
work in modern equipment and facii-
ties best adapted for the proposed
use Of the premises. The structure IS
on a plot OF seven lots, the dimensions
being 1OOxlG5 feet. Samuel L. Jacobs
is the president of the company own
ing the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
HIGH CLASS DWELLINGS
gouses Have Just Been Built
on Parkside Az, Brooklyn.

An artistic and substantial row OIL or
dueIl;ne houses has just been built by
y !" II Bishop & Son on Parkside av.' on
- r. bioct southeast Of the Ocean av
o ont 70 Prospect Park, Brooklyn
IT, 'i houses have fscades of richly
d inV Indiana limestone and tapestry
49, S%iseu IN a modified Colonial design
TbeT are model dwellings in every re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
Corporation TO Build

The LAWYERS Mortgage Company mas
leased for twenty-one years. on nei
) per cent basis, the property st 20
Greenwich st.. 10 the Greenwich vi
lage CORPORATION. which VIII erect a
SIX story building similar TO ito AZ
joining property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ytvCINIA FARMS-sMAfI AND LARGE SIS
49, - nd D fssJ ps}meL8 mid climate
'.rf.ie coll Idea for :-rt s;ock Or senerG farm
~ q. rairosd Wi'h "a m.rssts neA ny
Ws,fs f,r usf mar -,r r LABAtAE AErl
Ar y " rs. 30 y " Bog. Ro'-
lo'e. VI.
ToK SALE Woud,r'u. b.rEain - hcrs high
elevation. ! nile roisy. n'ls Les. room
house WITH running rs'er birs. 80 frIi Ue" o
rrap,, shade 900 map ,rees for sugar near
I.t,,. t3od fshns srd hunti.g lfc,udias farming
utensils pleasure vehicles. COWS Price s-'v0
100 dom. balance 20 ]ears .. re- sent CUR
NELL COMPANY. Co. Esragto7. Mass
ron SAL. sc-e, win house sad hsrEs farm
tr. .uu.e rneuf. rer. usgl.s a.d Sc
l,-ir- 8. 900 500 cash. balance iQu. lime D
tuRNfLL CUNlrANN Greene.
YARNS -C,Yrtr, homes - mi.es from Ne- iJrs
BooAS A. ". ALlHOLDs. Ass~~n. oeaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
.NITIEl II \ NTTsIItIII

SECRETARY. Box "a Nutle7. y. J.
: Nus, EEL NY home m " Eug.ee3od a. a great
,a.rif.r. rooms. modern. blg l0J .aa1. all i'm
Z 05em Box ali. Dumo0t \. j.
$50 WILL BY Two bungalow, furniture. boats s
am BLAlDAIL Osassa Iahe Newton. j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
BoRoUGH or THE BRONX.

,.'.,s a. p4rfrc' rsltt-s S. AID so pei month
f1'.f.-I .esr our pf!ce pa, Grand CoUcoG-se uea;
ro-iba-1 Road II A Dui GAS Co Broar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
NEW YORK STATE.

COUNTRY HOME ou Two beautiful lakes rooms
snI hsfn. Sleeping porch. opcu fireplace; viii sell
Tor $50 Responsible buyer ca make own terms
" rite 'or pAu.,uiar LAKE MAHorAC 81 NGA
Low IOLONi a. " .-d S.. y. Y G. Phone.
$500 Madison square
cot NTRY H0MT on beautiful large axe % m. -
OUT on y Central r x 8 $50 little ash
49, Tor particulars This wall interest yu4.
FARSON 20 We sd s.. y. Phone $500
Madison square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
BOROUGH or QUEENS.

SOTND CREST 10 MILES OFT o. NORTH
shoe. lOJm stuc.o holse. 900 o. ~ beach. b.
T. elevation. overlooking :. uDu. pot iOtlyo. OIL.
improvements. ll,..s"d iNr.h parI.,F n...s
Lag. living AID .,l oaus W..r I.ut Price ...
terms 10 suit WkDDLE. 60 y sd street. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
O'RARk EROS. 2OOth St. 8 Webster Ave.
AIIEnIlON-RulInrRs


We have somt ger. t.,f.. IIl'lf SITE. '0- sol.
on Ui Ieaf fir toIruu--r. ",..-iI-.f DID fII. ia
tion- on Tie rev Rapid T.s.It Ii.r, App, O.,
u A Dot GLAS a co. E.t. Estate. tl.. Grand
E-Il md L----lr... --.-- - L---- I'm N---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28

PER CENT REr INVESTMENT
FI"h A. 'r1- 81 .etera
IOrg term .U t.r r.sp... ..f.s feUs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28
BOROUGH OF BRoOKLYN.


BARGAIN -cs2 ;irH 81 -ONE.IAlHLY pE
iachcd hrrh al improvement. grg..a. Cos
loo he>' ln R-F Els. uW\EE ll- .-I stree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-28

you CAN IBeiI IT

ynIl rlNIpriI IT rorsec lots. SIS ca
wv Oh' 'pt'' W ~ on. 31alO0. Handy %
iep1t trolley school. an impfs sewer sas si,e-
OF scf CO.. 23 Broad St. elizabeth N. }.
Iu NGALuW -Lase plot. funIuir, boat. 500 Deg
house. scres 500 Other bargains 690 acre
make lfr- BtARDAIL Hnuchrle y T.
RUTHERFORD. s. House nine rooms. choice
io'4fiDr. al Improvements: WAR SNAP. a.
s. 500. -f.us N suit t4.qu.st ISs Csrmta ave
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-05
JOHNSTON.

Mrs. Crothers visited her daughter, Mrs.
George Bishop last week.
Misses Gladys and Violet Barden were
at w. & Everett's On Sunday.
Mrs, Nathaniel Everett went 10 Boston
on Wednesday to visit Mrs. Wilired kay.
Mr.. and Miss Jettot Of Providence. were
Saturday guests of Miss kathryn Cspwell.
Mrs. William Watson is suffering from a
severe attack Of rhumatism, aud is being
attended by physician.
Mrs. F. B. Rhodes and Mrs. n. + Taft
spent Friday of last week with Mrs. Frank
Freeman Of East Greenwich.
Miss R. NJ. Taft attended the Brown
Harvard swimming match held at Brown
University, Wednesday evening
Mrs. N. Z. Taft has received a package
of views and stamps from the Panama
Pacific international Exposition at San
Francisco, which gives one a small idev
at least, of the granduer of the Exposition.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-05
ROCKLAND.

Pussy wi lows al in fu boom.
George Paul has moved to the Warner
place.
Mrs. George lee is recovering from her
recent illness.
Clyde Sumner o,hcsted at the Christian
Church last Sundsj.
A dance wes held last Saturday evening
at the Cssiuo TheItre.
Miss Elizabeth Ross has been the cues
of Mrs Grin Bennett this week.
Mrs. John Mat chester, who has been
quite i'll, ia considerably better.
Mrs. Isreal Ro Inds is confined to her
home in Foster by serious illness.
Business is very good at the Joslin
Manfg. Co.'S mills in this section.
Henry Esten OF 8urrilvi lie, visited his
sister, Mrs. K. b. Rounds this week.
Wheaton Luther, one Of the oldest resi-
dents Of Scituate, 8 confined 10 his home
by illness.
A meeting in regard to the relay Of the
Danielson railway was held on Sunday
afternoon at Bsttey's store
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-05
SOUTH. SCITUATE.

Covenant Lodge held a regular meeting
on Saturday evening.
daughter was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew schmidt.
Sidney Cook has severed his connection
with the Scituate steam Laundry.
The Scituate Town Council will hold a
regular meeting OIL Thursday afternoon of
next week.
A meeting was held at Anthony OH We'd
nesday evening 10 consider the advisable.
ty of organizing County Fair Association
for Kent County.
"Whst each member considers the great
est present work o. the Grange" was the
question discussed al the meeting Of South
Scituate Grange, last evening.
A we'll attended meeting of Scituste
citizens was held On Monday evening at
the Town Clerks flee with the purpose Of
ascertaining what -ecompense the City of
Providence may b. willing to make in the
town OF Sctuate for the loss of public
property in the ev, mt of the Reservoir plan
becoming operative. The following com.
mittee was appoin ed to confer with Provi.
dence Water Supp y Committee in regard
to the matter: W =. Langford, Arthur Z.
Weeder, Ernest ". Spencer, II. w. Sea-
mems and George ;ole. The meeting ad.
journed subject to he call of the chairman
of the Committee.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-05
Providence Opera House.

"The Miracle Man" dfamatized by
George M. Cohan from Frank l.. Pack
ards powerful novel will be presented at
the Providence Opera House the first three
days of next week. Mr.. Cohan's reputa.
tion as a popular playwright, rests very
largely upon his singular ability to trans
fer fiction into fact He has the intuitive
sense Of the theatre developed to such an
extent that his stage types invariably have
peculiarly human appeal. that few other
dramatists seem able to breathe into their
characters. They are so realistically life.
like that you seem always to have known
them. You are reminded constantly of
some one of your acquaintances, 30 perfect
ly human is the chart cter delineation.
"The Miracle Man" is so well known in
book and magazine form that a detailed
story OF the same is superfluous, suffice it
to say that Mr.. Cohsn has staged the play
in referant and convincing manner that
carries the note of conviction in every line
OF the dramatic speeches, while the clean,
wholesome humor and the startling sur
prises in construction and action render,
"The Miracle Man." a constant source Of
delight, when considered merely as a
theatrical entertainment, aside from the
important and beautiful lesson that this
timely and absorbing play conveys.