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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Z
orney.)

WIN name ana address OF lenders AZ
torney.)
1905, Nov IS. leoo-Anna NJ Fre.ch %
the Franklin Saw Bank; atty, W u
l,sD ST. ". ISIS NTH ay. s7's1iS".
Aug 10. i9os-John Il simons and AND
to Bessie Ruth, atty. Richard Kelly.
is5TH ST. .. 100 e Amsterdam av. 3SS
7sii, July ., isoo-wfiiiam + s Mary
Naesele TO Martin wallace. 1910 Amster.
coIrMBrA ST, .. 9 i. :.sssii. MAJ il.
isiGmccnsresation AhaMs,h Achi,n
42p ST sis T., ms zoo e I'd sy. ?Sxloo.5.
a"9 as sno 'O 10 Annis E Kfinsshsc haH,a
sMasc1; ATTY. Frank schasnier: isi
nrH AZ. n issih st. Iss.s1icc, April
10. lss7-Rector. Sc. Church of the In
tercession to the Emisrant Indust Saw
Bank atty. Richard II Clarke. 81 Chang
SAME pRoPERry. April as. Isst..s.@s
st * f'% %Ro PIN f1.": Nov >. 'iissi.s:n.; :.
sPRINd ST I7oHi:, .. sail Tho%p.
son 81; runs . e. Ok : sex y 80; and
andre and Concstta delli Paoii to Joseph
Yeska, 1875 Riverside Drive atty. Mt
sPRISG ST. iH7sy,7s. 80, 40: . rhompscn
st. runs e y? sx g stlOx w 42.lox II So
to beg, Dec II. iaii-sams to same.
,.ssiTyiHi' ST. Is i. 8, .si.s . 9Th av. is.sY
s9.li, Dec 9. l~2l4-Emanuel ! Heilner 10
Abraham Erlanger. IS w saith st; atty,
W Newburger, 2 Rector IT ......s+,o2s
l6gTH ST, 6tT-6bl, u q c Fort Washing ton
av. mtg on fixtures { G g r.. Aug .. 1918
County Engineering Co to Otis Eleva-
tor Co; atty. william III Brady, bss.W
.vtn , ''',' 49, ''9vv
y Az. c ll5th ct, - W, .s.llS
100. Nov &c. 1eo7-Jacob 4 Rose Gordon
ct al to Jacob Gordon, $50 Brand st, as
Comm Euphemia Deans ...,,,.. $1,000
SAME PROPERTY, Dec 3, lsoo-Same q
same .0ot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
DWELLING SALES IN BROOKLYN

The Duross Company and John r.
Burke have sold to Susan Zero 104l
seventy-third street. between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues. q three story two
family dwelling. on . lot 2sxl00. re-
Gently purchased by H. L. Burke
through tho Du-oss Company.
Burrill Bros. a sold for the Eliza.
beth q. Gill estate tho three story dwell
ling at 2e9 Berkeley place. between Sew
enth and Eighth avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18

Gold imports amounting TO &1,750.00o
were received ut tho Assay Ofico yes
terday. OF this amount the National
Bank Of Cuba brought In $1,000. 900 In
French gold. Tho rest, was brought In
by the Mechanics and Metals Bank. the
Canadian Bank Of Commerce and the
Bank of New York. A deposit of ST.
900, 900 In United States gold coin was
nAAs Ut ths Sub-TreaSury yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
176 MADISON AVE. sOaD.

The four story and basement
dwelling converted for business At
IFS Madison avenue. covering .
lot 24sx100. between ThirtyIthird
and Thirty-fourth streets, and abut-
cling the stable lot Of August Bel
mont. has been sold BY Ella A. Rigers.
Mr.. Belmont recently transferred his
Thirty-fourth street dwelling and stable
to a realty company.
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SALES OF HARLEM FLATS.

SEVENTH AVENUE@Henry Well has
s1ld for John J. Murphy 1924 Seventh
avenue, northwest corner Of 13lst
street. a Ave story double nat with
store on lot 2&.1Ix75, 10 Samuel A.
Singerman.
WEST I33D STREET-Dr. Frank C.
Cancy OF Montgomery. Ala. has pur-
chased from Estelle q. Winston the
five story nat on lot 25x9s.1l at 151
West 1881 street. Philip A. Payton.
Jr.. Company vas h broker In the
transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
New Bank for Great Neck.

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE Bank Of Mas
sau County. to DO located at Great Neck.
l.. l., has been authorised to commence
business with q capital Of $4,000 and q
surplus Of 10000. The incorporat0rs
are Walter n. Grew. Joseph Grace.
Daniel =. woollsy. Roswell Eldridgs and
J. Louis Scharffer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
Av. SYNAGOGUE DEAL.

A deal IL pending for the sale
OF the Bnai Jeshurum ~synagogus
IN the west SIDE OF Madison
avenue. 25.5 feet south OF sixty
sixth street. The congregation expects
to close contracts for the property In the
next few days. The synasogue has q
frontage of rs feet and . dept, Of s5
feet. The congregation. II II said. de-
sires TO sell tho property n buy q new
site OF the upper West Side. The deal
will probably he ratified by che coagre-
yation Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES.

Douglas l. Gilman & Co. have leased,
furnished. for the season. 1877 East
S~eventy-fourth street, a three story
house. for Mrv. Charles G. Barber to
Henry Dater.
Pepe q Bro. have leased for A. J..
HammerslouGh 12S Washington place to
Gregory Mason for a term Of three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
Gua Trust Gives Bonuses.

THO Guaranty Trust Company yester-
Gag attributed among 100 employees
'h "mount equal To u substantial per-
'''.''Se Of their annual salaries az an
'ppr"niatIon of services performed dur
: 'hr year, II IL reported the dis
'''b1fion IL in line with a e%emi-profit
mind
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SITE FOR ASTORIA FLATS,

Minor l.. Plat and John T. Kresger
have sold . 100 foot plot on tho east
side OF Academy street between Grand
venue and Elm street. Astoria. The
property will be improved In the spring
with I'VE story apartments.
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RNNTs HEWLETT PLACE.

John r. Scott has rented for Oothost
ZAbriside Whitehead his house In the
Hewlett BAY property, Hewlett. L. l.. to
DR.. ". whitehead Gilhllan.
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TO DrscUss LEGIsLAr1oN.

Discussion OF leeislattou 20 be asked
Of the Legislature this winter will be A
feature of the meeting Of tho Real Estate
Owners Protective Association to be held
At the Hotel Majestic on Monday eve
ming.
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NEW tsOvgE ron CHEMICAL Man
rrvdersoh ". Watkins Of White Pislns
has sold HE plot on Ridseway. at 0ed-
ney Farm, TO willard y. bay. vice-presI-
dent Of the Rsritsn Chemical Company.
Mr.. Day recently purchased two sd-
joining lots from tho Gedney Farm
Company. M. Day. who wa one Of the
nrst rsstdents Of Oedney Firm. will
build st once . large brick Colonial
re0jdenco.
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MUCH BATTERED BRONX PLOT.

II. A. Douglas & Co. have resold for
Carl Rouvenac the property fronting rs
feet on Ryer avenue and rs feet on
Valentine venue, zoo feet In depth. 3I
feet north Of 1891 street. TO the AJea
Construction Company. which will imme-
diately erect five story apartment
houses. This Is the third time in a
month hat the plot has been sold.
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Cantor q Dorfman. architects. have
filed plans for nve three story apartment
houses to be erected on the northwest
corner of Avenue Q and East Thirteenth
street by the @. +. Construction Com
pany. The same architects have also
filed plans for four three and four story
to be erected by the NJ. N.
Construction Company OF the southwest
corner Of Coney Island avenue and Cor
telyou road.
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The Home Nfe Insurance Company
Is about to spend something like S35. 900
In altering Its building at 25s Broadway.
opposite City Hall Park. The entrance
will be moved from the centre of the
building TO the side. and new quarters
will be laid Out for the Atlantic National
Bank. which Is now a tenant. Plans
prepared by Frank A. Moore, architect.
call for tho renting OF the entire first
floor. The lobby will be finished In
marble.
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SOUTH ORAN08 HOME SALE.
Edward p. Hamilton 4 Co have sold
Tor Mr.. 8. Baysrd bod her brick and
cement residence and about one aero on
Scotland road in the Mountain station
section Of South Orange, N. J.
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p ATE

O'Connor 4 Ellison announce the dis
solution OF that Arm and the continuance
OF the business mt the same address
under the name Of Charles II. O'Connor
& Co.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

i'?D ST. So 1873 . 18th av. sI.ss1oo-
s s%Tgeri i T rnsn q T GO G. %Td sSo. ,ru. to
SAME PRoPERTY1yJacos s simons' 90 10
TTTc 20 Hr,h' ssi st Nicholas av: atty,
iosrH 81. n =. $50 e 90 av. iooxioo.iiH
iHa rYs, Gabriel to Annie Hus:, iNI
Row n. aV' ATTY SAM J siesel. IS Park
ST SIcHoLAs. 10 to iss~-H:um.nnn..
nK. 's Z I'm Ense, Co; a'tys. wasseimsn
s7Thr 81. l rs Wy%.Eii..s.,h + oro.:,mss
Levin hs' Z r. ht { s.. sns s''h st; a,'y:i
AMI to same. s7th st. i:s W: stty.,
HOUSTON ST, iei w.r.,. Guar 4 r
SS ri.s"Sa = +; f .s,y. .Ta q s" Co, ei i;:;
s.TH ST. iii w-sam: 10 same: '' .;,s'
HupsoS; ST. sSo.-s.m. to same. s,,s'
HousToN ST. a;i E.sam. 90 Ti!lic
Cahn ct al. trus. 2i7o Bway; atty.
BRoApwAY.' 5ic.B.nk for savings :
TT F' WA snh! 8 3 60 Az I's swsy so go
h hsss s' y e.. hs"s g. N VI n": az so s,; ~:
~ n. AS; V NJ = Johnson 5sis N , 10 ha Fl ;i;lsSri S'iv
Go. % Nassau st; atty. L T Co: is
sisT ST, MS. 200 W s,h av. s5xss'ssV"o
Equitable Life Assurance Society. OF the
u ; 10 Seanen's Bank for Savings In
Wy ny Wnli 81; a''y'. cadwslsds ns
LExiSG+oSS .HHv". ii!si. cor SIN SD'V 81,
100. sN35 .2-Joseph mann 20 Richard q
Doggett. 1909 ocean Parkway Bklyn;
aitys. Howell. Nee a Co. SO Court q,
I'D Az. n W cor :.d st. ~a5xit.Ffancs.
Cedar st: attys. Bowe.. 4 S. q. ced::
47TH sT. serve w.Aiber; II Amms.
down. eNr and trus. TO Margt X. Dyer
ssTH ST. 80. so . West End sv. 2oxss.a..
Ii,lie Phoenix to Lawyers Mtg CO g
ilsTM 'ssr. s:: E--New:i, Bent. sdn s'0sS =
Hannah N stiiwell, rs w 9th st: attys,
Merrill. X 4 I. 100 Bway........ 81. zoe
Bronx.
ANDERSON Jas NJ. to Ellis A Benedict
sESSEfpiifcsrf. Jane: 4. to sam. " i'l p. :
CRY MIRO CO to Trust CO 'sss
oTXRANTEED MTG co to Adde'S
SANE to Emp,rt rru-, Co. .,s.'ocS
COLLINS, Josephine C NJ. sdn. 10 Harold
wooLLEY. cornelia +. to GuarsntSed
EAST RIVER SAY iNsrN to c Eiiio,s
BiGG, CLINTON i. to Rob, c Fulton e. ]
HuNrs POINT ESTATES to Henry Nor:
cay, M.ibsri te,, to Mary 60
AMERicAS MTG co to Lcai. FAM,
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY 10y
tue ms sbvsv
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
BankPuptcy Fetitlous,


~DETSCHER BROS. dealers in infaro's
wear. s. Avenue c, petition nied. TINY
made an assignment December IL.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
II; BRINBERG 4 BRO: wholesale dealer,
schedules: showing liabilities s35e.5i3. OF
Which sisi,s:s are secured. and assets
: .sSoaS.. eG sss.saS:: Totes Ss :'0f n..,,; '''Ss 30:
cash on hand, Amc.s. q.
iSs sSsss : c Ssss:s M.e,i;. secured
boc,h Manufacturing compsny, New
River. 1i7.s23. Luther Manufac,uring
Gompsny. f..! River sii;isa; STANDARD
wcSdward. BALDWIN Co. ana John
Keely. Sl0.sst. Harry Brinberg has In
dividual liabilities. Ho.s?o. and assets.
MORRIS CLICK, manufacturer OF fur
lined coats. % East Fourteenth street.
Med schedule. showing liabilities 'l..sss
$1,000: accounts, s?.7Ss; fixtures. $500.
and cash. slIt.
THE TRAwLER CORPORATION. 10 pey
street. schedules nled by a creditor show
liabilities Sl5.o2i and assets tl,c3i In
wHITEsiDE- BocKELMAN COMPANY.
Manufactured of metal ware. 6l: West
Fifty-hfth street. filed schedules howlng
liabilities. sa.ss: and assets $3.50, CON
r. jacob COMPANY. dealer In corset ma
terials. ITO WorSh street, nled assign
ment schedules showing liabilities 3l<..
700. nominal assets $3.50 and actual as
sets S476.
LAv1ETEs 4 LEsHlNE. srocers, 1908
Amsterdam avenue. hled assignment
schedules showing liabilities 33.%:7. NOM
inal assets $500 and actual assets.
$l.3i5.
~Assignment.
RICE q DANZIGER. INC, csmmission
merchants for toys and novelties. los
East sixteenth street. made an assign
ment to Abner S. werblin. The com
pany was Incorporated in August. 1919.
with capital stock 5000. Arthur w.
Dan1iger Is president.
Weekly Failure Report
Dradstreet's reports 35l business failures
In the United states during the week.
against 373 for the previous week and 4sS,
week. OF 1910 to isii. The Middle statss
had l2i. New England 80, Southern 81,
Western as. NorthTe.tsrn a and Far
the preceding week. About - per cent.
Of the e9nSsrn. falling had capital Of less
IS, 900 to 10000 capital.
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ST. NICHOLAS AVE. FLAT SOLD.

ST. NICHOLAS AVE. FLAT sOLiIs
]. Romaine Brown Company has sold
for Leo c. Baum the six story elevator
apartment house known a. the Kershaw
at 1853 st. Nicholas avenue. between
172d and 1884 streets. on plot 75x100.
Robert ~. Fulton was associated as
broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18

I~eavemsyeI Julian jipiey. Mrs. Joseph
" Davis. Harvey y f~dew, UeorEe "
Dyer and Montague rIsss ~.
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ssTH ST. i<7 II. n $. 100 W Third ~.
1ISxss.s; Z story dwlg-wilhelmina
Fulton ct al: due. ts1. 271. {s; taxes. &c.
ts5<.So; to the plaintiff for $50. S25, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
sATIsFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

sTH Az. 1865 and lo~s7-cauidweli Win
Esss GO r., 1857 sth Az Co. Inc, 2, al;
WARRINGTON sT. 57s-bso-Moe Ginsberg
agt John J Bradley ct al. Dec !,
STANTON SIR, U.Max Barth ast .IoohSD
Doe 81 al. Sept II. ,......,,. 1915
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18

Bouievsrd. iSexIoO-Murrsy Z I'M GO
art Briggs Building CO. Inc. owners and
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estate Of Charles r. Willis the Ferris
waterbuy.Mesd farms OF about 168
acres with buildinss to W. M. Morton OF
Ohio. The purchaser expects to make
improvements upon the property. Mr..
Cooke also has sold the Barker tract Ut
Stanwich. in the township OF Greenwich.
comprising about twenty-seven acres.
to q client for Improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
RECORDED LEASE.
AAhAfAAn

PARK Az. 1870, store. and t-MHry A
Brown to II Koehler 4 Co. 5r LIST av,
b yrs from May I. i9ls...........&: 5000
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Pablic O6ePings Yesterday II the
Manhattan salespeon.
lat II vHsEY sTRpEr.1

73D ST. ~ Il. 8 o, lst . Madison av, sox
l02.?. 4 story dw1g--Helen 4 Ogilvie Art
Elisabeth A Demarest ct al; due, SsI,-
to Dec %.
Crosby ST. ISL. = O.. :ss 9 Blocker q,
e5x7S.6 to sic Lafayette nj. x2%. l1x71s;
story lott bldG-Cty Real Estate Co
agt Josephine NJ Carney ct al: due, 1s<,-
679.+e: taxes. &C. $4,000; to the plsintiR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
OFFICES On A7TH STREET.

Garry Seven Stories.
Plans have been hled by Schwartz 4
Gross for q seven story once building
on the north side Of Forty-seventh street.
1911 feet east of Fifth ven 1t
will have q frontage Of rs feet and a
depth of % feet. The Centre White
Company. OF which Samuel II. stone Is
president, Is the owner. The cost has
been estimated at $4,000.
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ArOny
pOPHAM AV, n

Az. n W corner OF Montgomery
av. Il Charles j Weinert agt
Melvin Realty Co., Inc, ct al. Dec Is,
1915. discharged by bone .....,....S $50
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HELP wANTRDeMALR

CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS on
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
diateIy; state fully previous experience ond
salary expected. p, boz f2S Sun ONCE.
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RICE 4 DANZIGER, INC. commission
merchants for toys and novelties. los
East sixteenth street. made an assign
ment to Abner $. Werblin. The COM
PAM was Incorporated in August. 1914,
with capital stock $1,000. Arthur W,
DaugiGer In president.
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nAxsAcr1oxs
IQANsHHaa-


with name and address ~ lsndsr sni
sttorhe' sttofney'r name II omitted
sdfress party Of hfst part
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-20
LABOR AND THE LAW.
A BIT or HISTORY

Continued from pare ~
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passed through the ship. The amount
raised was given to1t the poor girl who
must 60 ashore to an bered
world. - -: z.
The girl was much moved when the
money was given her and accepted
1t, hoping that some day she might
benefit some one to q like amount.
She must have q name since her own
was lost, and she decided to take that
Of the ship whose crew had rescued
her. She would call herself Alberta
Corwith. " "
Two years before the resuce Of the
castaway asyoung man and a girl Of
eighteen were standing on an emf
nence near Portland, Me-, looking out
TO sea. On the morrow they were to
part. Tor the girl was going to Europe
to. study art. s I. II .@ Il,
: Il don't like to think, Winifred"'
said the man, that the broad Atlantic
viii be between US for 10 long a time.
I shall scratch of severy day on the
calendar as It passes till tI have you
with me again 81. ST. s. .zssG
It Will not be long; Tom, = replied
the gtrl "a year Is not 30 long 40
It was when we were children. "A
month isn't much more than q weak
was then and IT. q only Is gl1teen
months between q oyr and the time
ret,lrn. 81
- nsat Day lfrsi COINS vent
~ to- Boston MA thence across
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sue oEssrUL~ oo.oP. fLAN
IN VALLEJO. CALI

VALLEJO; CAL, March 1s.-rhe
first annual report Of the Associa-
ton Of Mare Island Employees shows
that the navy yard, workers have
not only won their long fight against
oppressive ferryage conditions, but
they IRE now Independent 81. tho
private ferry monopoly operating be-.
tween this city and the Mare Island
navy yard. ID.
The fight started several years
ago. when the workers ATTEMPTED to
maintain their own system. The
courts held this was violation Of
the state ferry franchise law. The
State Federation OF Labor assisted
In having the law changed. Later
the navy department. objected, but
this was withdrawn when Represen:
tattve Baker presented the workers.
side OF the department officiais at
Warrington. d
At the present time the associa:
ton owns three boats and has leased
smother steamer for five years e &
rental Of $3.50 per month: The rs.
BORT shows that Insurance to tie
anaount Of $4,000 Is carried 81
property, and the satisfactory con
dition Of affairs has illustrated "a
workerst the practical dement's thlt
Will follow cooperation. Ss5
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might go to the Chancellor and say:
MY neighbor threatens to steal my
pigeons. and the regular Judges wont
head him of, nor punish him for
stealing them until he steals them:
is that according to the Kings con-
sc1ence?' And then. the Chancellor
could reply: 1T is not according to
the Kings Conscience; the KINGS
conscience revolts at it. I will issue
an injunction forbidding your neixh-
Dor to steal your pigeons: and then
II your pigeons disappear I will puln-
ish him for contempt of court for
breach of that Injunction"
Again, except for that stipulation.
the Chancellor might issue injunctions
against libellous statements before
publication, 50 as to make any kind
OF publication, no matter how lawful
1t might be nor how useful, a fear
some thing to venture, lest the Chan.
cellor decide the case by the Kings
conaciertcey (which was elastic. in
stead of the law of the land, which
was rigid. T.: go -
Again, except for that stipulation:
the Chancellor might get to issu1ns
ingenious injunctions> against criminal
conduct in labor strikes, when In tha
process of social evolution the time
for them should come; or against In
nocent acts or words by strikers. s,,ch
as asking other workers to JON them
in the strike; or against strikers them.
selves; and might, by thus subtectinp
atrf1rorm RI t.fif vsarxr. Isle Il. ~. -
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sponge Cake, Orange Ruling.

=. Mix well together three egg yolks,
three-fourth of cupful Of sugar,
the grated Find Of one lemon, one cup
full Of sifted flour and one teaspoon
ful. Of baking powder. When. well
beaten together add . little salt and
the whites Of three eggs beaten stiff
Bake for IL minutes In Washington
pie tins. For the filling beat together
the juice OF one orange, with q little
OF the grated rind, one eEg, one cup-
fnl OF sugar and two tablespoonfuls
OF warmed butter. and cook in q dou-
Bile boiler until It thickens. Spread be-
tween the layers Of cake.
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no NNLARQn .I.ARloI.l. ,1,1Ilo ~ 81. =


TORONTO. Ont. March il. Board OF
directors OF the labor temple III this
city favor purchasing q now site. The
present building Sc - rnagnificsn
monument to- Organised labor. ana 30 8
success financially. hut the quarters
ares proving too EshaAl n to accomodatss
tho growing Toronto trad union moye-s
dGiit Is
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
UPHOLsTERER

WE WILL COVER and furnish all material for piece parIor suit, guarantee all workmanship as first class. ten patterns to select from for SIP. Wm- F. ScalIey, a66 Gil- bert St., near Lafayette.
 Pe eff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
Trustee
RHEUMATISM
 MEDICINE FREE

we want the name of every person everywhere who is suffering with rheumatism, so we can send him a free sample bottle Of Hills Rheumatic Remedy We don't care how long or how severe he has had it, as there ara very few cases that have not yielded and been thoroughly cured with it It works at once. In twenty-four hours it stops the pain. Don't take our word for it--test 1t at our expense. This ia not a new untried thing. For fwenty- five years it has been regarded by physicians aS practically the only cer- tain treatment for this terrible dis Over 10000 Testimonials Like These:
 MT. E. M. Ehlsrs, Secty. Grand Lodge of Mason of New York City writes that, Although a sufferer from rteu- matisn for many years two doses etopped all pain and one bottle cured
 MT. A. Goldman. victoria. Texas rays: "I am very well pleased with your medicine. am recommending 1t very highly. It has done more for me than anything have ever tried.''
 Marshall 2: W. Geraty. of 70 Man hattan St, New York. says: T have suffered with rheumatism for many years. have tried almost every known remedy but got no relief or cure until took yours. In forty-eight hours was entirely cured and free from ali pain I send this unsolicited, :,
 HilTa Rheumatic Remedy Is on eale at most drug stores at S1.Oo per bot- tle One bottle generally effects a complete cure. Call or send for free sample bottle and booklet at onca. There is no greater service you can perform for humanity than to tell any rheumatic sufferer about this wonder 1ul preparation Address. Hill Medl- cine CO, l17 East a4th St.. New York. N. r.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
Iocksn1ilh and Hardware

RPILOW $ FUCKER. Keyfittins md lock repairing, electric bells in- Failed and repaired 200 Fairfield Axs. Telephone 494z.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05

FOR RENT-A furnished cottage ''The House in the Woods Three bedrooms, kitchen, living room, porch: elevation HOO feet. Lot reaches to Mt. Tom Lake. Boating. fishing. s10 week. Geo. Wm. Fairgrieve. Bantam. Conn.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05

IF YOU WANT Fire Insurance. If you want your house rentod.. Pro- perty sold. Call on us. We want your business, Let us try. Chas. 8. ccse. Inc. s51 State st. U8ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05

HOTEL. caters to workingn1en particularIy Meals at all hours, nicely furnished rooms; also bar in connection Rates req sonable. 72-7s State St
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
.AOAyA4a MANIs

NEW COTTAGE FOR sAL-on shore front Silver Beach, Milford. well built, 7~rooIns and bath. gas and water. Owner will sell cheap. Address 4o6 E. Broadway Silver Beach Milford. L. d*n
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05

WANTED- stock salesman for Connections corporation located in New Haven. where the directors have decided to sell $25.Ooo of pre- ferred stock and whose ability as such can get him q steady position with bright future. Call or address Room 504. Cutler Bldg. Il Church St. New Haven. conE.
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