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The sun., 1916-02-09

EAST 1SjTH STREET--Lowenfeld n
Prayer have bought from ~. Fish the
two five story modern flats. each
4oxi30. ON the north side ot 1S5th
street, 120 feet west OF southern
boulevard. In part payment the
buyers gave the plot of twelve lots.
3OOxi0O. at the northeast corner of
Monterey avenue and 17sth street.
Mr. Fish will improve the site with
five story apartments
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD--Thc Mar
tonbert Realty Corporation. Herbert
X. Snyder. president, has bought
for investment from the Cedar Con-
struction Company 1855 Southern
Boulevard, "A five story modern house
with stores, on plot 40xl0O. The
property was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1916-02-09
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

Az A li0a--Philip SuslaNsky agt Town
send burden. Jr, admr. Owner and con.
isTH Sr, i4 and Iis W--Morri- MARKS
ct al agt Chas Weinstein Realty co,
owner; Chas | Weinsteln, contractor ss7
iOIrH ST, l55 Il -Ph!lip &slaN ky Hgt
Townsend Burden. ir admr. owner and
LEXINc;TON Av. i7is--phiIip saslavsky
agt Townsend Burden. Jr, aimr, oener
,tTH ST isc WI " Palen's Sons az,
Lambs club. owner Brown Bros, Inc,
contractor ....,..,...,, ,,...,,,., .... ylg5
5srH ST zoo W --H.dden Const co agt Sol
Blnom owner trenc"aD ....,.. .S3l,it1 g.
18TH ST, 81 W-Wolf Cohn sKt Annie
strauss. owner; Philip Psyton, Jr,
agent, contractor ,.............. SIS 2G
il,TH IT. Il 4 20 u Herman Firs, art
Lille Lustig, owner 4 contractor IRE.
CENTRAL Park WEST <i5--Isaar NJ
F.Idstr!n agt Wilmore Rty Com. owner
Inc. contractors ..,.,,.,.,,,.. $40 ~
AN a sj-Julius Levin ct al agt Lille
Keller owner; Jacob ,i.schedt, con.
,,rn SS''r. les & 'l'ao w4Edw I z Buhl"T
90 agt Lambs club. owner: Brown Bros
Inc, uniTtctor '.''. ''.','',,,,,,, .S'3.9a
BROADWAY, ,, Whole front b-tw-en
Iith 4 i5th sts, 200 lox irreg-- Frank j
Nalenu agt y Y Theatre 90. owner
Fifteen twenty broadway, Inc, contrac.
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FORD co. GETS R.kLYN SITE.

The Ford Motor Company has closed
the deal. reported several weeks ago. for
the block front on Bedford avenue. be-
tween Eastern Parkway and Union
street, "A site upon which II will erect
a service station and show room. The
property was sold TO the Ford Motor
Company by Congressman Frederick W
Rowe of Brooklyn. The Ford com.
pany's interests were looked after by
Theodore NJ. Crisp OF Crisp. Randall 4
Crisp
The sun., 1916-02-09
NEw JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

Attractive bargains offered by BANKING
DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
TO builders, Investors and prospective home e
seekers 4 large number OF vacsn, lots at
Grantwood. Morsemere. Leonia, R!dgeheld.
former owners prices Also "a large mum
ber Of two-fsmily houses at Hudson
Heights. Clinside and Palisades Park Sew
Jersey, a. about one-hsii Of former prices.
Al OF the above properties are within "A
fve-ccnt fare zone und within thirty min
u'es OF Manhattan. These properties must
be sold quickly TO close the business OF two
corporations now being liquidated by the
Banking Department special Inducements
to contractors and builders who Will pur-
chase a considerable number OF lots. For
further PARTICULAR address Beni u. Hslght,
Special Deputy Supt OF Banks. care OF
Ranking Department. 6i Broadvuy, New
York City.
The sun., 1916-02-09
STANDARD OIL BUYS N B.kLyN.

Joseph l.. Day has sold TO the stand
ard Oil Company for the Frank
Byron Company. representing Frank -.
Creamer and J. Byron Creamer, tn"
waterfront property with Improvements
fronting 100 feet on Gowanus Canal and
$40 feet on Second street. This sale
gives the Standard Oil Company control
OF u property extending northward along
the canal to First street
The sun., 1916-02-09
MAIDEN LANE IMPROVEMENT.

The two story warehouse AT l5f to l5S
Maiden lane and lii and AZ Front
street IL to be enlarged by the addition
Of four stories. Tue Improvement will
cost $4,000. Ann" " penheld - Ihil-
adelphia, Pa. ~ the owner. T.. II. Bos-
worth. Jr.. is the architect
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Mt. VERNON FLAT BI,ER.

The Cooley Realty Company has sold
for the Gramatau Improvement Com
pany the new two family stucco houses At
l2i-126 North Columbus avenue to Mrs.
cyrus y Robinson of Mount Vernon
The sun., 1916-02-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
manhattan

18TH Sr, "a to 60 W--Standard Sheet
Metal Wka ast Lincoln Theatre, Nov
J. 1873 .,t,,,,,, -',,.,.., .,,,,,,S 10
PARK ROW. i0s Northwestern El.ctrir
Equipment Co agt James shaw ct
al. Ian g., 1913 ,.......,,,....,.sla
RlGHT OF WAY uE y v RAILWAY
COMPANY. q 80 by'kman ST
- rt al Aug II, lslj.,,,,,,.,.S3. 900
HUDSON RIVER, r. a39t Dycktan
ht-Sams agt same, Nos :, l9l5.,il,9Si
snTH ST lG9 Il Architectural piasterug
60 agt Glendirc Amusement Corp IT
al. Apr ., 1914 .,,,....,...,.,sl,9ai ~
I'D Az, h3t-israci La1er agt Elizabeth
Smith et al. July 10, l9lj,..tllo
SAME 'RofEHTY--Juliu Levin 1T al
agt Elizabeth Tigh". July IL, - Ns, -
FILLMORE ST, lii9 Joseph Gama"ho
agt samuel kifkowita ct al, October .,
SAME PRoPERTY--Max 'spit.bers al
same. Oct 9. isiS ....,.... NtS,6s
The sun., 1916-02-09
nJCkI>GHAM PALACE SOLD.

rae Mason T;e 4lty Company. Max Ma
'a'.sJu president. has sold the Bucking-
Ram Palace, 4 six story elevator apart
neGt housc, ON plot 100x99.li. at 5i7 to
bSd West li1tA street. The sellers
bought TIE property last November from
Il" estate Of Bertha Ncidelberger. II
contains thr'y apartments, and is 1875
f''' tast ut Gruadway.
The sun., 1916-02-09
". ORANGE ESTATE BuNER.

The rayson Mel. Merrill Company
has sold for tho oStat" Of George w,
Stern To- br. \. Webb Cranberry for
occupancy It's property ON Wildwood
avenue, I.lewellyn Park. WeT Orange.
y. j.. consisting Of about four acres,
with large dwelling and stable.
The sun., 1916-02-09
SENATOR ROOT SELLS ESTATE.

Senator Elihu Root has sold his coun-
try home at Southampton, l.. l., to +.
:. LonGstreet of this city. who had
rented the cottage for the last three
or four seasons.
The sun., 1916-02-09
BROWN PARTS WITH NODAw<V

J. Romane Brown has sold his nod
away property on Shinnecock Hills to
Thomas q. Condor of this city. II con-
tains "A cottage and IN acres of land
The sun., 1916-02-09
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A-u,. and NNNN OHNCLa.

wsSHlN,tTD<. F.3 '--Th"s" Amy ~
..,.r- c.rs lsy."t 90 iA.'
rl. t,.,nDnE ehanEss ~ ~" >'a''N'
.,.l du,t.. ~ uNiccrs ar- order"t.
G.p, ChaVnrey l.. lcu'on, if'm '''l
N-u''er, .choo' Fort Nou'o" N'rrl"'a' 100
.",., ,.r'rure. ~ chesapeake Ba.
I'fr-. I."u'' Wi..lan .. h" HlIr 'f'".
,aa,h company % ooA.t defence "' mes
psnks RA: ~
,naaatug oricer NJ the United state % "'
rinu'e- Geu Edward q e. o'r - '''-.
Artllc-, ,rNoo'. FORT No0ro" NhE
Fin. Leu Thomas / " Soy ','n
roa,, Artillery school Fort M3"r1' VIE
glri, 80 coast d-:"r.,c" % ~''N ntI
F!rs- Lieut., Geotg" \ W II" f'h
III. coast Ar.l'N-y '.nNo' or NNHr'" -
.o,., iofcr,cs OF chesapeake IA
Maior James D.HatA. h-tuhn'' -"
partlucn, from Chi"i - PrtnaN'e ''i'r
20 SarAy Hook proving grounds SHnHE
rho - va" order. were issN'
LIr.. u Rhode. from 'hr "s.1IhT
.on 10 upuur fo~ orders
surgeon l. - Parker, FROM naval "a
non, T4tuila, samoa, 10 fee' eurss"n, Pa
.!fc reserve He.'
rty.aus'er RAY spear. from navy Harf.
Norfolk 20 the Milwaukee,
A,s,.tau, raynrsst"r II y Hart-", "'n'
miss!0ucd from February
A,-!st.u' pRSnH-t"r 7. g GIBBS 10 the
R,.'.Sl. ,.
comm. ..slou-i from frHrdHr" :,
The sun., 1916-02-09

Mrs. A. H. kaytou j. the buyer NJ
the American basement dwelling AT 49,
West loorh street. sold recently through
Slawson a Hobbs.
The sun., 1916-02-09

rpirwArrH TERRACE, = 10
Io~r l,ocK -. a....- l'un fn.s - Jg.iu'
S'happr' 4 tos" -. 'rs from
r. ''''' h'', l. 'n"N' '"HN ~, ',", !, ..SSa5
rksr " ruI.MoNT Av. o3i' 'are., &
Mar i DELANEY ~ SIro. " ''rdi
~. fremont ~ 9 Srr from Mar J,
isi.. .t'y. G II Bte'hl"r ll.G WAL
'''' .Sl.OV 20 $3.50
The sun., 1916-02-09
MUSICIAN TO build HOWE.

A. A, Dajnain, yloinist, has commits
stoned Glucroft a ,ilucroft, architects,
TO prepare plans for two and d half
story hollow I'll" residence on the west
side uf Fifteenth avenue, near Bath
avenue, Bath Beach
The sun., 1916-02-09

. '"''Vo- - iNDAN, February
rs Caniil1aro i0:i5 A NJ Iuli Ian ~
-rSs scottish Prince. ii.i5 y. VI Monday
s. liurunui. so p NJ. London Jan. g.,
Sc Neendyk, i'$O =, NJ, Monday. Ro,ter
IS ilatume,. p. NJ MONDAY. Palermo
Jan. II.
IS John D Archnod. 7..o p " Monday
Messua. Jan Il.
IS Bermudan. 4 NJ Bermuda Fob 4
Feb b.
s. Saratoga y N. Havana. Feb 2.
IS Medina, galveston, Feb
Jan. Il
s. City Of Columbus savannah Feb D.
- santiago hruu -" ~ -
Ss Jefferson. Norfolk Feb ,
- kinross. Norfolk. Feb e
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
= Harrington Court. a' BurtcauI
81 J Jover >,rra. AT Gibraltar
IS Veiuria. at London
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
So Frederik VIII, from Christisnssnd
- Carolina, from Havrr
IS Evansellne from bermuda
- Pastorrs. from Bocas dol Toro
Ss Caracas. trom Puerto CabcIlo
50 Manzanilio, from Puerto Mexico
50 Bornquen, from san Juan
The sun., 1916-02-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
AM PM WI
sun rises .oJ' sun sets. d. ! ~ Moon Sctst2.ni
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
,, AN AM An
SandyHk. II 80 Gov Isl. ~ is Hell Gate, 2.ns
Low WATER THIS DAY.
.,, AN AM M
sandyllk. $50 Gov Isl. = iIIci! Gate. s2i
The sun., 1916-02-09
RE( ORDtu LEASES.
Manhattan.

lleTU ST. ~ 4, j., and - roorg, Iarl
&c Ray S"rhtu 80 r"Hl hgnin, n
57rH Sr 2s7 r. sl--kopel Bruu,r uua
ano to Morris Levi ~ S6'h -. > yrs
from Mar !, lei6,,.,.....,,.,;, ,N..oo
Maurice Kauu to Max Splrman. 33t l.
houston ~ 81? yrs from Feb -, 1915;
atty. SHm' lsaLrs, ~ Columbia
4
The sun., 1916-02-09

Dow wntOvu.
tSouth of Fourteenth ST.
NANDEWATER ST. 80, y. 10s.l1 Pearl
st. 2S2Nl7.4x irreg--C = Saw Bank to
Dunbar Realty Co. so Maiden lane, INT &
$4,000, Jan 81; attys. Merrill. &.
cHGEnRY ST. 3. lot sos. map Hendrick
Rutgers. 25xio3-Pauline saiomon and
sno, eXcr Gustav Salomon, to kanen
Realty co. 3. Liberty 81, mtg $1,000.
Jan 4; attys. Townsend q q. 81 Liberty
SAME PRopERTY-Pauiine saiomon ct a,
to same. Jan Z: attys, same. ........sl
MONROE sT. 246-s. y, 3is " jackson st.
heat Reaity co, los, Findisy % ay. Feb 3; ATTY.
Abr 4 Weltrsch. 2e9 Bway. ............sl
MADISON ST. 352. =. 2to.2 scammel
at. ?3.3xsilox?3 3xs5 WIN l. Phelan
iis,h st, mtg $4,000. all liens, FEB. 3:
atty. sullivan. Willis av and listh
BWAY e cor Howard st. runs i2s.5 x :
ioiio x W .ie n 4s.ii W ssA to e $
Bway \ n 5l.l0 to beg (foreclos Aug 3.
1ei5)--Abt Felt. ref TO Giraud L Thom,
son. i?s Central Park West. trustee. VII
81. 1915: atty. Geo N Thomson ~
GoEEgK sT. al. " s.. As n Broome st,
Harris Levy, 1865 - Nicholas av, !.
part. a 1. mtg 100000. Feb Z; atty n
Levy. 20 vesey st................... ...Si
Ay u cor an . St; atsgS WH.h.,nan iina0eii!Sc "a
W ii7,h st. mtg Gas. 600, Nov 10: atty.
Nj A Rabinovitch. 2so Grand ST: ....si
isT A. si scr ts . n' 70 I s.nus nue.
mtg $4,000. Nov Is, ,iSi5; atty. :.
%. .ii.Raehei sclow to y Pos, Gradu:
ate Medical School and Hospital Soa
Y goth -, all liens. Dec 90: atty. 7 .
a.. 4 ..N . y
The sun., 1916-02-09
III PROFESSIONALS BUY IN BRONx.

ii5th street. five story double Nat
on plot 25x100.
The sun., 1916-02-09
lsrOnX

Az. Tl0. all--Carl Boos to
Barris l. FelRb,att, 6G7 Crotonu fnrk
North. 8 yrs from Feb I, 1916; atty. G. y
The sun., 1916-02-09
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSEERS.


tWith name and address of lender and
attorney. IL attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF first part)
The sun., 1916-02-09

MORTGAGES.
with name and address o' lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
south o: Fourteenth ->
vANpEwArER ST. 80. e. loG.N w
Pear! ST. l7tS50.. ..--Durba- Realty co
20 ssy' sn bsnk foI MAa;,Sn a,S. si Ms-] }1'
Z a r. 100 Bway. y.................So,Vp
STANTON ST. IL :. :: Clinton -. .SHioo
1891 Fulton av. pr mtg $4,000. yrs
PC. Feb s.................... 1000
Ea~t Side.
EAST OF FIfth a,, between fourteenth
and iloth sts.1
a.ru sT a.. L. - 100 ist a., ciX
ese-Neli,e Mcmahon aud ano to Y
Title Inr 90, i35 B~sy. Feb :, }r;;,. !!,s
,sHT PER Az VVe"' ass 5itt -, .Sxs;G
j 81 MURRAY to \ y Title Ius 60 49,
PWay. Feb :. yrs. S's p ca. 5000
Angelo i,onsardo and ano to Bone
Mtg Guar CO. i75 Remsen 81, Blk
FEB :. due, a.. as per bond a't,, loo6
SAME rpSpERrY. pr mig u2 600 same
TO same. Feb 7. due Feb i 1874 S,P,cco
s7ffu 81 ~ ;. ,sr psrk av. 5o>loc
EI,han Rayn-s 20 slgmund Ashu"r. l"iN
Consy Island av. Bkyn. F.h demand
y e.: a,'y. Lind y iS ,"dtr
,vcs, o, Fi,,h av' he'uccn l'ourtcenth
'"''' and iio,h rsr
itTu ST n : 1853 v 9Th az, :5N'-
Marea-e,h. Kruse and ssno TO No", n
F"N Jel W N,h e.. Fob :, pr mig
s6S son. due as per bond ........ " 600
sTH ST. -, 100 lin az, 'oNi.oV
Rrady son GO to Joseph M,i!.ioutd!
Rocki.nd y y. Fsh yrs ,,pOo,
,Mauhs,,sn. Island, no,,n o; i,o'n ST.
'-iS iSd.liEMorfl. iT StS s.n,o.,hS,n:r - IL !.
isHr'' iss,. . p 6; a,,ys. strong S Z. =, VA,
an Ay'v $. .,ii '.5,h IT, ,o>so No
.;ii,nu.. sol We, End oy, Feh :, ~
m'se $4,000 Tug a, pr bond; = ooc,
rom wAsHINGrGN 49," co., ~
~, 7S..N9J. For Washington ay -. u
~. =. - .>gos, ~ ,m's". s." o"9o--
iaons holding 'nrpn !, IVA Il . k'rH'r,
( ~ ~ Washington av p"o =, ~. "4"'
g.. a. p"r bond at's los / fa'.,nn, ~
RlvrRSIpf, DRIVE. e : a. ~ T,.nt &
Gordon runs u - . - ''N 80
! Hudson River l-r"g Vermont Hlr".t
p-yr Feh !, ~. = p e. ATTY, y, r
| Ins -, II; Bwas .... .'.'..''' ''No'
thorough of. III" Brro.,. .....
| HOME AZ u = 10 " Long si't.ov ~
$500 -purbar ny 90, lu', to "Gr.ndl
Lodge Of Z OF iYhyTgeg,aaS,.aH, ora E'ty'
| 2 yrs, ~ ATTY. -. ,"g
Bd""EStE Av. " ;. u. i7?d It, .s> 90 e
nHk az, te' ~ Tttcman, ~, y, rr% : !rs.
pr. ar'y. I.T& r CO. 100 Bvay 81 t9o
FlNnAY ~ ga ssi,; % iIE,N ,nc 10 20, pror
! sayingF Rank '?s Tremon, ~. re-" :.
/ yrs, = c; az. = 60 -!
issTH ST; !, ssI A, &.n4"; AZ; 3, e y
The sun., 1916-02-09

ANrHoS9 AZ. " ;. jt;sis.s n 30 blvd as
formerly laid out. l7.7x irreg--Annie
av. Feb 81 atty. l. T Co. iso Broad:
sTEBBiNs Av. $50, 3. :. Si.sxso-..Au;
guste Matzke to Ida Matzke, 3:ot Hull
~. Fob !. mtg tis.Soc; atty c Lane,
.oi BNay '.'''s'. .s''''. 'siVv
WALLACE Av. cor Bsr,hoidi st lot
-, map bldg lots In stth ward, near
Williamsbridge sta,iun--Joscph nizzo TO
Frank di Grazio a. ano, 5it r llsth st.
Jan 20; atty, I. cerullo, 5l+ Il lleth
LOTS 20 & 81. map Dore Lyons. Joxi?5--
sidney HlckON to Frank Case, Inc.
:2l6 Westchester av, Jan 3; atty, FRANK
Gass. Inc. 2?l5 westchcster av. ......sl
HOME sT. cor Fox ST. s.xtssxs'Sx
bs-Chss ] Stein to Estelle !. stein, 70
L ioSth st. Feb mtg &ti'5o: atty, =
Boneparth, s6S Fox st ..,...........sl
Az A. cor eth st. l0sSloa--Alice V
Conklin to Frank Gass. Inc. 22lj West
chester av. Dec 5, 1914: atty. Frank
Uass Inc. e:i5 Westchsst ay..... 81
VALENTINE Av. ?iso =. 2oxilss TO
vs. Tiebout av 2oxils9--wm II Park
erton 20 Geo u Clark, Milford. Conn,
Dec Is. 1915. mtg $3.50; atty. Ed Gold
schmidt - Liberty ~ ........,...sl 800
sd AV. s. ?s itIrt ~. 2sSeS 2x.5xsh, /;
also itist 81 y. 72.il I'd aN. strip
oiNio. also ltist St =. '3l Sd at Z.
25xl0O--Maa Hirschkind to solomon u
Krsus. &li West End av. Nov 3. 1913
attys. Jonas, l. a. ~, il5 BNay.....flOo
The sun., 1916-02-09

HrOnN.
thorough of The Bronx
CLINTON Az, : c cor islst s., ot,oNs7. i
,rut roustn 60. Inc, 10 Albert Mohui-
mtg sG5,ooc. atty. r q co, l1t
cRoT0NA Az. .asa.7, v :, 75x.o-Alber,
Muhuikiug to Eliz Willetts, ajs Jrllir
av, Newark. \ j, Feb !. mtg $4,000;
oX s,s Co. % h%ts lslSS
TO Chas = Grunninger. lss c!aremont
~. Fcn 4. mtg $4,000; atty, q 4
CRESCENT ~, n =, 1897 y e Arthur av
Eus,uchlo MartImuci and ano to Mar
'imucci Furn'ur.. -" Inc. 1904 Arthur
~. F'b :, mtg $1,000. nt'y, T. ca!ifano.
B'sroN nn. 1851, v >, @7.oxll7,sS5Sx
i?3.i -Es,,ei oHhlnsksy to Anna B"Hansr,
iried 9ss Bway.. .,.,....,-,.. ,,.,,,,l
BOSTON Rp. 1861, " $. 37'xl.2, x37>i!s
,'hss II Friedrich. ref. to Anna Budner
2t5 u 18Th, It Feb T. mtg s2s,ooo, atty,
NJ Monfrird, .9e Bway,, $1,000 over mtg
FOX ST. w.. - in,cr'a,e az. 5o>
L.ona tioiiing torpn, "2 Park ROW.
fsb J., mtg $500; atty, l. 7 7 60.
SAME PK0rr;Rry- y-.Leona Holding Corpn %
mtg $500 atty. l. T T Co, 100
B'"SSE A. " =, i75 = i7.d st. 25Nicoo ooDV
bron, savings Bank 20 J Carey Hdg
90, Inc, college av and l70th 81, Feb !;
at,y. !. r = 60, lGo Bway,,.,,..,"a'l
irres 10 av; also uakes sy' . cor
Kinssbridge rd. So llk25xs2 ,3A2s-Elid
Holding 20 to VIM McKeon, 309 u 18th
a. Jan 20; atty. l. 0erstenssns. 70 Court
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
SOUTH GRISWOLD
Wisconsin Visitors Leave-BuriaI of
 c. Harvey DaWley.

MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Guile, A. G. Greene and Daniel Faluey were visi- tors in North WindI1am on Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Bill have left for their home in Genoa Junction. Wis, after spending a few days with rela- tives here.
 Mrs. Hannah Clark and Mrs. Ed gar A. Clark and daughter, Evelyn, and A. G. Greene were callers at Hope Valley and Wood River Junction. R. l., Wednesday.
 Miss Gladys L. Thompson has re- turned to Simmons college, Boston, after spending a few days here.
 Burial of c. H. Dawley.
 c. Harvey Dawley. who died in Westerly, R.. l., was buried in Rixtown cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
 Rev. John Thompson read the com initial service.
 Miss R. G. Flint was here Wednes- day on business connected with the estate of the late Henry J. Benjamin
 Mrs. M. D. Chapman and daughter MarN were callers at I. o. Burdick's Sunday.
 Rev. MT. Lamphere of Hartford gave an interesting lecture on temperance work Sunday evening at the local church.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
EAST COLCHESTER
Game Scarce This season--New House
 Being Built-Reyno!ds Family Moves
 to New Haven.

Friends and neighbors were deeply shocked and grieved to hear of the death of Thomas Bernard McGrath Wednesday.
 Farmers here have finished digging their potatoes, but report only fair crop.
 Many are taking their cider apples to the mill in Bozrahville to be ground.
 Game seems to be scarce in this vi- cinity. .lt tlau-"
 Clinton Jones and a party were here Tuesday night and captured two small coons.
 Clark Sul1ard of Exeter is the guest of his sister, Mrs. F. H. Browning.
 Building Two Story House.
 Carpenters have nearly finished the two-story main part of the house for Mr. Dyky. It is being built on the foundation of a former house which was burned several years ago.
 John Phillips was a business caller here Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Mrs. Edward Mahoney, her daughter Grace and son Walter motored to Fighters Crossing Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Reynolds have moved to New Haven, where the for mer is employed by w B. Crockett.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND|
Who is Going and Coming g- Incidents, Accidents and
 Building III Three Counties.

Arthur Watrous of Ledyard is g guest at the home of w. I. Mott.
 I. M. Jones, who has been with friends in Buffalo. N. Y., returned Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Fenn of Meri- den are with friends here this week. Ralph Kenyon is i'll. Arthur Lathrop of Norwich was a week end guest at the home of his parents at Walnut Grove farm.
 Gun Clubs Supper.
 The Goshen Gun club that has a membership of 54 will hold the an- nual game supper this Saturday. evening at the Goshen parsonage.
 MT. Shawins<y has moved his steam sawmil and is cutting the timber on another woodlot near by his first set up.
 MT. and Mrs. Reuben T. Manping and family of North Franklin were with friends here Sunday.
 A number were in attendance at the auction on what was once the Saxton farm Tuesday.
 The Late Mrs. crist.
 News was received here this week of the death of Mrs. Mary A. Crist of South Pasadena, Cal Mrs. Crist leaves beside her husband two broth CTS, Frederick G. Stark and Irving w. Stark of this town. Mrs. Crist's earlier yed1S were spent at the OlO nome HeT6 in Goshen and she took an active part especially in the church work, faithfully serving as organist for many years,
 Maine Pastor to Preach.
 Rev MT. Knight of Maine will preach here tomorrow (Sunday) at II o'clock.
 A sad fatality occurred here We'd nesday afternoon when Thomas Me Grath, eldest son of MT and Mrs. IT. II n by being run over by a loaded team wagon. Tommy was driving an OK team and was returning from the sawmill with load of lumber, having nearly reached home, when in some way he slipped and fell under the wheels. He was found a short time later by neighbors who were returning from Bozrahville. Tommy was a bright and industrious lad and will be great ly missed by his associates. The be- reaved family have the deepest sym pathy of the whole neighborhocd.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
VOLUNTOWN

Morris J. Anderson and Royal Scran- ton attended services at Ekonk Sun day evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Ritchotte spent the weekend in Sterling.
 Jesse J. Jordan of Danielson spent the weekend at his home here.
 The B. Y. P. U. service Sunday ev- ening was led by Miss Dorothy Scran- ton.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of North WindhaAn were Sunday guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Anderson.
 Miss Doris Brooke spent the week end at her home in Danielson.
 Miss Marion Briggs of Newington spent the weekend at her home here
 MT. and Mrs. Gerald Welch of West Haven were Sunday callers in town.
 Captain c. w. Chatfield is the re- publican candidate for Representative.
 The harvest supper given by the ladies of the Baptist church in the chapel last Tuesday evening was we'll attended.
 s. B. Sweet was in town over Sun day.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
ROAD SOCIETY

Mir and Mrs N. Stanton Gates of New York have been visiting friends here recently.
 S. N. Williams was business caller in New London on Tuesday.
 The fellowship meeting in North Stonington Wednesday was attended by a number from here.
 The last accounts of Edward Han non, who was so seriously injured and taken to the hospital at New London recently, was that he was resting com- fotably and some hopes were enter tained of his recovery
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Johnson Greene and friends of Providence mo- tored to Maple Lawn the first of the week.
 The grange held its meeting We'd nesday evening in the church parlors. The third and fourth degrees were worked on three candidates and re- treatments were served
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler attended the Yale pageant, accompanying Mrs. Bur- Till w. Herrick and family of Nor wich, who made the trip by automo- bile
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
FITCHVULE
Five-year Program Day-John Mecar-
 thy Has Bone in Foot Broken.

Tomorrow, Oct. 29. has been set apart as Five Year Program Day at the Baptist church. The pastor will preach a sermon in keeping with this purpose on An Efficient Church. Sun day school will be held at 1915. The praise and preaching service for the evening will be held at z. Subject of sermon, Paul's Noble sAvowal.
 Prayer meeting will be held Thurs day evening at 7.30. in the prayer meeting room.
 Local Small Notes.
 Miss Ellen Powers of Chesterfield has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Wal ter Chappell.
 John Beswick of Bristol spent Sun day with his mother. Mrs. William Kelley.
 Miss Anna OConnell of Norwich Town was a Sunday guest of Miss Margaret Fields.
 Fred Rogers of Bridgeport is in town for a few days the guest of his parents, MT and Mrs. Charles Rog- CTS.
 Jeremiah Fields of East Orange. N. J., has been the guest of his cousin, John F. Fields.
 Miss Mary Nara is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lillian Turner of Gard ner Lake. -LE -i- -l-47--A
 Struck by Bicycle.
 John Mccarthy is confined to his home by a broken bone in his foot, re- ceived by being hit by a bicycle while on his way to work in the mill We'd neSday.