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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
-, pIos TO COVER BLOCK.

trustees of Sailors Snug Harbor
o.. ~'''noring plans for r%emodeiling the
on .H.d ngs on the block bounded by
venue, Eighth street. University
l.a.' ..d Washington news into studios
AT" Aia!tmen,s for artists. This block
',''' e t~wenty-nine buildings, eleven
10y IOt are stables and the balance
.'.r'. I'D dwellings,. This will be the
"'. 'uportant residential Improvement
wv AIKEN in the Washington square
10 Nears.
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AniIine Co. Ruys Plant.

line Product Company Of New York ha.
purchased the buildings Ia Stiles street
formerly occupied by the Linden Tan
merry Company. Oficials OF the Aniline
company announced to-day that the
work Of manufacturing chemicals would
be started al soon As the necessary
fixtures arc Installed. Three hundred
employees have been engaged and the
plant viii bs operated day and night.
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$4,000 FOR
II. I. Pratt 20 Pay It-Brethel
Recently Tesk $4,000 Flat.

Harold I. Pratt has leased at S25.0 900
= ear q suite Of twenty-five rooms and
eight baths In the apartment house to
Be erected on the site Of the old Prog
ress Club. Fifth e Inc sixty
third street. by Frederick T. Ley and
Goodwin etarrett. The lease was ne
gotiated bV Douglas L. Gilman &
Co, agents Of h proposed apart-
ment house. A few weeks ago Mr..
Pratt's brother, Herbert L., who IL
Nce-president OF the Standard OIL Com
pany. rented through Pease 4 Gilman
An apartment comprising twenty-eight
rooms and four baths at q rental Of
$4,000 per annum in q twelve story
in process OF erection at the
south corner Of Fifth M m Sew
enty-second street. this lease establish
ing the new high record.
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George Backer has financed his latest
building operation on tho west side Of
Madison venue from Thirty-frst street
north and around the corner Of Thirty.
second street BY borrowing $1,000 300
from the Metropolitan Life for i've
years At 81 Per cent. He also has oh.
tainsd . loan Of $4,000 for four yean
from Dr.. w. r. Mittendorf. seller Of the
proparty At l%0 10 lee Madison avenue.
which 10 included IN the site Title to
:he whole property was passed yester-
day. the northwest corner Of Madison
avenue and Thirty.nrst street. q plot
4s.7xs5. having been turned over by the
estate Of Herman wrongkow for q
stated consideration Of $500, 600.
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OWNERS TO DIME.

A realty dinner will be held under
the auspices OF the United Real Estate
Owners Association at TsrvAcs Garden
December II. The purpose OF the din.
ner is to bring realty interests together
to consider ways and means OF protecting
their interests at Albany during the COM
ing Legislature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
SHORE ACRES SITE BUYERS.

Daniel Warren. @-president of the
village Of Mamaroneck. has purchased
three plots at Shore AcreA tho former
Robert Bonner property. now being de-
veloped by q. b Harmon 4 Co. He will
erect q dwelling costing $4,000. Alex
ander Lyman. attorney Of the New York
Central Lines. also purchased 200 feet
on the Boulevard al Shore Acres A. q
site for an $4,000 residence. and N.
W. Woods. architect. bought two plots
on which to erect a dwelling coetinG
112,500.
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tw5th name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
East 0de.

with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
East side.
East OF Ysfh av. between Fourteenth and
lioth sta
sisr ST. n .. los. II . Lex sv. ioo.Iix-;
I'D st. n =. 50 W Lee sv, Boxsss-
Henry stseser to Ttt,e Guar 4 T Co,
lIS Bway. Dec 3, . yrs. 6 p $50 900
MADISON Az. u W cor sist at. lnIx-
George Backer Holding Cooperation to
Dec 10. due March !. 1891. 81 p c:
a,tys. woodford. b 4 B.. Madison
SANE pRopERrY-sm. TO VIM y ~ Nit GHo
tendorf and Ano, exrs. i&o Madison sv.
De- iS pr mtg si,ioo, goo, due Dec l.
\. q E.eSanss pi. , 90
1871 Az. ., sos n tsth s,, toIioo-sam.
uel Samuels to Celia Seshamkfns. 10
w 7ist o.. Dec .. duo Jan 10. 1917. 6
p c: atty. l. r Co, 100 Bway. 81. 500
uel pollack to Leopold Levy. t.s z SSH
Dec O; atty. Harvey J Cohen. I'll cham:
Sd ~ 49,. 1sih =. isi.ssw@
Catherine A Mulry and Ano to N Y
Title In. co. las Bway. Dec 10; due
ID u. 2v -; 1913 49,. i;;As st: i,:iis;s:e"e
Same to same. Dec 10. due June 3.
7,T asi'i =. :ts iiiis.'ss.' 0 %
mtg sai.oooa,rm 4 Prime 70 au.r-
ii % B rrs;. Dec '' !. d.. Dec IS. is'o 60
p c: attys. Miller q A. q Bway. SIC. 900
oponnsr, I . M.iviii. Il Bs.rn.. IS
Jorslemon 81. Bklyn. pr mtg es;s?t. due
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ARNHInf ON AID STREET.
Takes CsnsSliaatea Gas Cs.'s Place
Ter Lsng Tern.

Tukeo COn1O1Ioote0 Cos CO..
Ter Less Tern.
Marks Arnhsam Inc. one OF the
largest tailoring establishments In the
city, has leased the premises now occu-
pied by the Consolidated Gas Company
At 30 East Forty-sscond street. EXTEND
ing through to 10 East F~orty-hrst
street. $500 square feet and additional
space on the second floor. making .
total floor space OF 5000 square feet.
A lease q been signed for . period
Of years and Marks Arnheim, Inc. will
open their new store on March !. The
Consolidated Gas Company was rep
resented in the deal by Moore 4 wyck-
on and McCarty 4 Fellows. Marks
Arnheim. Inc. n the Forty-second
street building were represented by
James L. Robertson. Jr.. and Frank d.
WELLER.
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ident. will build three i've story fiats.
each on plot bo.1x100. on the last side
OF Webster avenue 1854 feet north Of
lS$th street, 1t an estimated total cost
Of Sle6.0o0. George KeiSter. architect.
MED the plans yesterday. On the west
side Of Creston avenue 244.72 feet north
OF 1s0th street the Paduia Realty Cor
poration will erect q five story fiat, on
plot 6oxSS. At q cost Of $4,000. will
IAN kopps prepared these plans.
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To BUILD At BR OK

Fish & Marvin have sold for william
II. Baker. secretary Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. a property
at Armour villa Park. Bronxville. to
George 0ieichert- II Is the purchasers
intention to erect two dwellings on the
property.
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BUYER FOR ORANGE TRACT.

Richard ReininGer OF Newark has
bought the large tract in Orange
bounded by Harrison and Elliott streets
n Park End place. facing Orange
Park. The tract has a frontage of 500
feet on Harrison street. $50 feet on Eli
lott street and about 200 feet OF Park
End place. II was purchased from
the Hoboken Building and Loan As
sociat!on through Robert r.. etouten-
burgh as broker. Mr.. Reininger has no
plans for It's improvement
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BROKERS IN NEW BERTHs.

Samuel Williams Is now associated
with ". Brigham Hall & William ID.
Bloodgood In their sales department.
G. A, Raven. formerly of the legal de-
partment Of the Lawyers Title and Trust
Osgood Pell & Co.
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LININcroN AVE. APARTMENT.

Wing a Bins have filed plans for the
'-',r story apartment house which
t''N VIII build, on plot 55xl02.2, At the
northwest corner OF Lexington avenue
a'd '.Ph'y-second street. +. Roth Is
t"e a. infect, The cost a been placed
a coo.
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TUXEDO PARK SITE BUYERS.

The Crowley-O'B rien Company mas
sold in the Tuxedo Park tract. south
Orange and Newark. n. j.. plots s0x
100. to Walter c. Jacobs: two plots.
to James Z. Farrell and Richard L.
Erler. an architect to Loui Kraus and
to Harry l.. Hausman. Three OF the
above buyers are erecting homes.
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CONNECTICUT FARM SALE.

L p. Jordan Of stamford. Conn. re-
ports the sale of Fair Oaks Farm. the
property Of ]. b. Sultzer Of New York.
This farm Is located al Darien. Conn.,,
me comprises eighty acres. The buyer
Is q. A. Wells OF New York. The prop
erty was held at $4,000.
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GREAT SUBURBAN
BUYING MOVEMENT
Estates, Home Sites and Farm,
in Every Section Being
Bought.

One OF the big features Of the current
market Is the demand for country prop
erty. For several weeks this demand
has been evident. Each day the volume
Of trading In the suburbs has shown im-
provement. II has been . long time
since there has been a. much Of the
country In the suburban some sold ~
yesterday. A feature Of this country
trading seems to be the marked prefer
ence for westchester places, especially
In the southeast corne Of the county.
Several properties in the vicinity Of Rye,
Port Chester, New Rochelle and other
centres In that section found buyers yss.
terday. Since October. usually consid.
cred the end Of the suburban markets
active season. close to $4,000. 900 worth
OF property has been marketed
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wOODMERE HOUSE RENTERS.

Goldschmidt 4 Macdonald nave rented
at Woodmsre for Josephine Curtin her
house on Wood lane to DR.. Schill for
Sadie A. Davis her house at Wood lane
and Central avenue to Joseph Yeska. and
for Elliot w. Hazard his house on Bur.
ton avenue to Arthur l.. Selig.
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Custom House Rcceipts.

The total receipts for duties q, ths
Custom House yesterday were StOi.-
el5.+3. OF which sl73,3s7.a7 Va .o-
merchandise withdrawn frcrl .sundci
warehouses and s3l7,s27.sG f4r soccn,
importations.
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40. re~pt. W., l. Lain Kellogg. as exo
&c. applt. Findings modified in con
formity. with views expressed In opinion
and judgment affirmed. with costs. Optn-
lon by LsuShlin. J. Settle order on no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
''o""o HARLEM SHOWROOM.

axe been filed by W. We!ssen-
ir, for the construction OF a
sorry building on the north side
s'-e, 100 feet east Of Fifth
There will be showroOms on
Moor with offices above for the
Ellison Company. Henry J.
. 70 ls the owner OF record. II,
% tonnage of 80 feet and a
" go ~ feet and will be freproof.
Ias been estimated at $50, 0O0.
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$4,000 HOME FOR VERONA.

The Frank Hughes-raylor Company
has sold for cash 100 feet on the east
side of Afterglow avenue. Verona, N. j.,
for Martin T. Flanagan to Edward T.
p. Penman. who will erect a residence
costing $4,000.
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WOMAN DUYs AT n. ROCHELLE.

Mrs. Frank H. Wilson. vita Of the
vce-president Of the Barber Steamship
Agency and ex-commodore Of the Larch-
mont Yacht Club. has bought Broad
view. the home Of II. M. Olcott Of the
Clifford B. Harmon Company. The
property comprises an acre Of land with
an English m house and . double
hreproof garage extending from Broad
View avenue to Elk avenue. New Ro-
chelle. Mr.. Olcott has purchased for his
home the Duncan Harrison house. At the
corner Of Beachmont Drive and Mont
gomery avenue. Beachmont. with the
proceeds Of the sale Of his former home.
which was valued al $40. 200.
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RECORDED LEASES.

9TH Az. $40. str q and pt b-Rowan
HanAn. 4 Sons. 1919 sth av. 10 yrs from
May l.. 1911; atty. 4 T Tuo.zo. ~
Court 1t. Bklyn. $50. $3.50 to 4il, SOC
I'd Av. .iAS. or n and George lei
necker to John Preuss. iS r iiith
81. : yrs from Apr 80. 1916: atty,
Chss A kalish so Wal 81. 1920
isT AN. :ee. store and Thomas Fin
nezan TO Albert Hausler. 900 LIST av,
= s-l: yrs from Dec /. 1918: atty. A
BronA.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, $50 store
CLIFFORD Van Schurman to Carlo Fa.ano,
bef southern Boulevard, yrs from
Nov !. 1913: atty, Louis s Aquelino. 57s
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BROKER IN HECksCHER DEAL.

Frank d. WELLER was the broker In
the sale Of 8 and 8 West F1fty-seventh
street and ! West Fifty-sixth street for
August Heckscher to Michael Dreicer.
reported yesterday.
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Bronx.
eATIsFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

AV A, s6l-National Bridge Works at
Csntrai Crosytown Il X Co ct al. Feb
s,irHhl ~. 'ii;'EMNi.sar:' iua.i' NN; .a.sss!
ssry Il a. Nov "a. asis.. .sS3S.Si
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE o SALE

PORT WARRINGTON brick residenc.
and nifty acres, overlooking harhor. SIS 900.
Other proper,ieA JOSEPH H.. O'NEiL. 30
East <3nd Sc.
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tN L,NNING IN BRONX.

wooster Avenue Realty Cor
Foeodoss ~ Stsrnmuller pres.
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DARUCH BUYS AT RELLPoRT.

Bernard Baruch Is reported to have
purchased the Lyman estate Of lt5
acres, at Bellport, l.. I. An option was
secured recently on the nearby Otis
property for a country club.
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70 IMPROVE ARDsLEY SITE.

at Ardsley to q builder for about 81. soc.
The lots are at the corner Of Ardalsy
Square. fronting on the 9wmill River.
The Sinmacros Realty Company acted as
broker
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORroAoks.

Wouuotvou.
18TH s . Q. $50 " Central PARK West.
SSxlo12-Jacob Loeb TO Mrs. Melville
WE'LL. san Francisco. Cal; atty. T 9
Ro&ERiY. : cor Is, ct. 'ii.7.fo.i.bond
and Mtg Guarantee Co to Emanuel Neu-
man. zoe West END av; atty. T GO.
isIHi 81. x. E-Jo.,ph,n. 4 uineS. sdn.
20 Gh1: = Hsu:sr iisx linton ave.
Gee E~esrhardt to Lawyers Mtg Co. 8,
ri ST.: d, = Az {. ,t1s1iS.sophi:
aeld pl. Bklyn: atty. + Dickman. 3!
0coviLLE, Lam n. to Abraham Smith {?
scHEELn. d:c hi. 10 Lcui. Hias.a.r Z
scHEEiE. Anna II te.J. 10 Geo II
RocKLXND RLrY CO to sophia NJ Mol:
PETERS. VIM A. 10 Emanuel sus-
TITLE duXR'x 'TRUsr co TO t:sSs
THETA RETr CO. iNc. 10 John j st..:
sTuRoEs. sadie T. ;in;dj. to sadie I
cr Tsqrs Real .p Esr t.1f &C; /; wo ns:SS.
Hospital In State Of N Y.:..:....s:e.ooo
RILEY. Minnie l. to Anna N Hoops. $1,000
LAWYERS MTG co to Charlotte 4
k1AIR d. u. 1lo.VVS
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LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

GOTH ST. 238 W-Morland MtSe Co ct al
vs. Eta BabinowttE ct Al foreclosure
of MORTGAGE; attys. Alexander
Green.
10th ST. n ., ?Is.l " I'd av. ls.sxss.ii
Laura II Jones W Henry A Wingsrt
ct al foreclosure Of mortgaSs); attys.
Alexander & Green.
18th s q. 50 w-Robert s Smith " Lsuisa
atty, II c Rickaby.
IisTH TT. n ISIS . sth ay. si.sxioo u
Steiner ct al foreclosure Of mtgs):
Gttyu. schenck & Punnett.
18TH ST, $50 ELLA Hertisin art Bird
set o'Rourks ct g! {forsciosurs Of
ioc.-konrad xrom.r &C, AM" xnsei" Con- on:
struction Co, Inc. ct al (forsclosurs OF
%or,gsS.n; atty; stsrnt..-,.. ;.
Hudson p Hose. known as st Raymond
Park. i!th waId-ElissSsth schaub Of
m~SIsNs1..); stty:F Ks!iy.,.u-.
Julius A Bernstein ct al foreclosure Of
mortssgs); atty. Cohen.
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BRYANT Av. e q SIS . i7:d 81. ?oxioo-
Galveston Bldg Co 90 Benz Kopian. ass
Z i75th st. mtg $4,000. Sept Is: ATTY.
Darlington 4 p. seo Bway. .........1 800
LUDLOW Av. n Q. $50 o Av c. :5Slos:
also 9Th u. n Q. Io5 . Av c. ?5xloS
tUnionport)-Aiics v Conkiin to Sidney
B HiekoS 2:%o Gleason ~. Ap 20: atty.
souTHERN bouL 2:,:. sIS.ise.
Jos = Brooks to Isaac HorwttE. 1860
Kelly ct. mtg $3.50. Dec ): atty. Thos
aoxleo)John Byrns 70 rhos J Byrne ct
a.. ?Ss2 Crotona av. Nov ~; ATTY. John
-Byrne. ?9e2 CrotonA av..............l
18TH ST, n Q. lee . vaisutine AZ. ssxioo
Theta Rky Co to Au6vN II Q Hol-
len. s3< 18th 1t. Sept -: atty. 7 q
WEBSTER AZ: s:,ns. il: "a !;
Falkfnberg 81 al. ind q ezra TO John
G Heints. i?el sway. Oct .: atty. T q
FOX ST. isii. vs.. ,sIioS.caih K..icn
20 Frank Pisani. 1891 Fox u, mtg
1900 NOV is: atty A J orlando. :si
LOT -. Blk I. mar whi,.h:ii Ri.y Co.
JLester FiernAn to Pstk d Sullivan.
10 Z :isth ct. Dec Z: atty. r q 4 7
,NThRvALnE Xv. SSH: Hcm. n 81
son irreG-wm sinnott Co TO pom.nics
Seiiacroce. sA Union Av, mtg $1,000,
Dec 10: atty r G & T Co. i7s Bway 500
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Dec 10. ; yrs. - Q; sssy. T q q T CO.
ls bwa tl.s0V
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attorney. n atternsyS name u omitted
address party Of first part.)
Dswntsws.
(eouth Of Fourteenth st.)
EAST BROADWAY, lee. n 4. 1871 y Pike
st. t6xSS.e-Max R0ere to Koore Assets
Corpn. 81 Bway. Dec !; atty. Banking
LuDE6w 81 xa'i;n c.a.i 81 81.
lis-Mas KsSrs. 70 KeSrs Asss,s cerpn,
swsy. Dec 4; aaty. Banking Dep;
~ohroLK II. lei. vs'iii': nss:.on q.
1sxiee-chas Conner TO Pierce Brennan.
.s,yn. "a = S., r.: ;'''i nsS.i Nov H.. nisii
0Sssness s;;,:Ss, 70 R Ros:ssH q sesis.
:; Ssa1 ~: 4 BE s:,s e. !: ~ w '':si' R'. =: :. .ssss
tEast Of FsfsA ~. between Isurtsssss
,s.s ct '' 3 z 3 :.:,, 10 c. , % "a p syi ss;s.
MA IS Ky 'Hvt. ,ss-ssc ssf lis. i y,
4 ss,.s''0 : 8 I o,s:i'1 ae. s' H.r y g
xsosso:: Z. o:sis: s.ei:; HsIainS
II'p:; Pc :: ..s's wsodford. soy:: ~ : o =;
XAnisSS ~; .";.$s ~ q;
al: 7 r.,:::: I 20 e :. 70 ~ sis
TO bss-Wniism = Mittsndorf 70 0eorss
Backen Holding Corpn, sc W +sth ct.
mtg Ssoe.oSs. an lions, Dec .; sttys.
woodford, Boves q B. 1 Madison ~. 500
''Is e.s 81; " !; z : a.a eo w: az e :
Rice. Ocean Grove. n J Edw c tJr) and
Howard r Rice. $50 W S7th st. mtg
$4,000. Dec =; atty. L T 4 T Co ise
MADISON Av. s,d 81. ie.iiii-.
ass West End Az. al hens. Dec >; atty.
Brussel 4 Beebe. II Wall r........Gift
Wsse SIDE.
twest Of Firm ~. between Fourteenth
and Liosh ss.)
10TH Az, ne. . 9. 2o.s n 18th ct, 1sSio0-
Miohaei 4 Curlsy 10 Barter Realty Co.
East BroAdwAy. q c. Dec D. city.
Co. iS5 Bway.
Up4swn.
Manhattan Island. north OF iloth ~
18TH ST . s2La Pleasant Az. isss
SS::ck iass Web =. Brons: mt
BkoHDwHr.. vs. sS;.s n I'D ct, i..is
i.id.. SIS 70. 81. Dso I: say. MAJ stsrn,
i'sb u; Isl v; lin y, ,,, !, II
isI:..a winston. SIS Canal ., mig
I'm Sir, i:t'. way. iSc1ssiiw
Realty Co 40 Bway.. mtg Si%,.1 $50. Dee
issrH ST. SIS ". n iss Ans; ay,
ST,ssii Hor.eisc De 1-yJo; y
q. mtg Gi.Seo. DEC .: atty. A II After;
DUTY. ~ HEOAd .VuN
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with sams aad address Of lender and
attorney. n attornsyS name u omitted
address party Of first part.)
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W0b btOSs
(west OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts,)
BROADWAY, " T. as n <oth ct. 2ox5ss-
at Tea Neck. N J. Dec !. due. &c. a. PEI
bond: atty. ] Josephson. 6 Beekman
1,p en- lis ", asxss.s-Th". T
stursss TO Eugene Underhiii. Caldwell.
n J, Dec 10; attys. Norwood q W, as
ssTH 81. 50. rs " West End sy. aisioo,s
-Nicasia duassnti 70 1rcnH Security q
hue. Re. a. per bond; atty, I Lsvison.
25s z l3sth 1890
Uptown.
(Manhattan Islsnd. north Of 10th ST.
iisTH II, .. rs . ID av. 2sxse.6, pr mts
SS,Soo-Eta Steck1er to Sarah Psrnick,
81 Morgan Av, Bklyn. Dec l. . yrs. .
. . c; atty. J A whitehorn. 7r Bwsy.
,,sp sr. naSiS. I'm Az. ,s.ss.ii--Ecte,is
a winston to Jas L Barclay. trus. IS W
%sth ct, Dec I. s yra 5 p C; sttys, Dixon
4 II, 80 Liberty Recommendation
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BArH0ATE Av, ?:s7-King Elevator c
Inc. aSt Frederick Tietis. owner; II
fantano Realty 90. Inc, contractor. .9lt
The Harrison times., 1915-11-20
State Guards Inspection.

Capt. A. B. Sloan, L. S. Army
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Harrison, and besides making the
regular annual inspection of our
state guards equipment, dined with
local officers at the home of Col. and
Mrs. Fred Greene Tuesday evening
Harrison's State Guards organ,
ization,-Co. NJ. OF the 2nd Regi-
ment has full equipment for sixty
men, including hundreds of articles
of government property, and Capt.
Sloan found everything in excep'
tionally good shape. In the absence
of Capt. Gordon Armitage, the com
parry affairs were in charge of 1st.
Lieut.. Harry Newman who was
able to secure the commentator OF
the Inspector for the organization,
The Harrison times., 1915-11-20
National Bank for Harrison

The Peoples National Bank Of
Harrison comes this week as the
successor to the Peoples Bank, hav,
ing been chartered as a federal insti-
tuition and authorized to do business
nnder the national banking laws
While it will not change its char
acter so fer as the convenience of it's
patrons are concerned, the Peoples
National Bank by this change be
comes a part of the Federal Reserve
system which has much power to
conserve the financial condition Of
the section Ill emergencies. 1t will
be subject to rules and supervision
which give absolute safety to its
depositors, as well as all modern
conveniences of exchange.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-20
Wanted-A Man.

a maiden lady, age unkno wn,
once prayed la darkness and alone,
that she might call some man her
own. "Hoo, hoo" wild winged owl
let cried. Lord any man, the maid
replied. And if you knew how men
are needed, you would plead as this
poor maiden pleaded. Our city
wants ten thousand men. And we
will get them, too. Amen. Don't
knock and kick and slam and slap
at everybody on the map. But push
and pull and boost and boom, and
use up all the standing room at
church next Sunday. We'll try to
make room for you at the Presby-
terian Church if there is not room
for you at the other churches. My
theme Sunday morning will be
"Wanted-a Man" Sunday evening
the ladies will have charge, and |
know you will be delighted with the
program. HALLS GLANvILLE.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-20
Thanksgiving Services.

Following is the order of worship
of the thanksgiving service to be
held in the Central Avenue NJ. f,
Church November % at 7:3O p. m.
Rev. J. c. Blizzard, pastor CT the
church presiding.
Instrumental music, Song by the
congregation and choir, Coronation.
Invocation, Rev. Gathright, pastor
of the Baptist church. Music.
Responsive Scripture Reading, No.
$50, Rev. Arnold, pastor of the Free
Methodist church. Music. Scrip
ture Lesson for the day. Rev. Lester
pastor of the First NJ. f. Church
South. Anthem Prayer of thanks
giving, Rev. DR.. Belden, pastor of
Episcopal church Song, choir and
congregation. Sermon, Rev. Clan
vile, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, Offering, Rev. Cummings,
pastor of the Church OF the Deciples
OF Christ. Song. Benedictlon.
The Harrison times., 1915-11-20
ChrySanthemums.

Much attention has been attract.
I'd this week in the TIMES office to
two large double Chrysanthemums
presented by Poor, the florist OF
Eureka Springs. These are in every
way duplicates of the two magni6'
cent flowers with which Mr. Poor
captured two first prizes at the
Chrysanthemum Show in Chicago
last week, and ate the finest of their
kind ever shown in Harrison. II
you want flowers for Thanksgiving
you will find that Poor can supply
VOu
The Harrison times., 1915-11-20
An Old Citizen Gone.

On Tuesday last, at the advanced
age of 81 years, Uncle John Faus-
bender passed away, as a result of a
stroke of paralysis suffered about a
month since. He came to Harrison
some thirty years ago and conduct
ed a grocery store and restaurant
on the west side for many years.
His sight and hearing failing him he
retired from business ten years ago,
but has been able to 60 about town
until recently. In 1891 he was
married to Mrs. Ada Couch who
survives him.