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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-28
MID MANY A PALM

in some quiet room, the right kind of
UNDERTAKING
can be carried out with due respect for
the dead aud a vast deal of comfort to
the living. This establishment has
truly earned the palm Of approval for
the dccorum, beauty and artistic flu
neral arrangements SO often left en-
tirelv in our hands by sorrowing
friends The seal Of approval is always
set on both our efforts and our rccsona-
pie prices.
Moran &c Rohde
Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Phone SAW. 81 Main St, Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-28

DIR. G. @. WHEELER, osteopat &c Physician.
10 Crosby block. ONCE hours: 10 to l2 q.
m. 2 TO p. m. Other hours by appoint
ment Telephone connections. nestnut Hill.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-28

DIR. HENRY TUCKER. Residence ~ Grove
ST.. telephone, 1853. ONCE, Leo,tsrd block
Hours: 100 to 8. and to Z. telephone,
2q-W
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-28

B. E. WHITE, NJ. D. General practitioner)
Office rooms, and 6. Crosby luock. Hours
20 8 a. M. l TO 3, and Z TO p. m. Resi-
dence, 20 Grove st. Telepholr, III
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-28
paoFEsEIoTAL cAsDs.

W, II. LANE, NJ D. su7 Main St. over
Perrys store. Hours 70 3, and I 70 8 p.
m. Sundays by appointment. Phone, 7s9-W.
Residence, . Belmont Ave. Phone, 750-R.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
NEW INDUSTRY N QUEENS.

The industrial section OF Long Island
City Is about TO be increased by the
erection of a plant for the kroehlcr Red
Company OF Chicago. y. r. kroehler
president. largest manufacturer of Day
export beds In the United States. who
now have seven plants in various parts
OF the country. The kroehler company
recently absorbed the. kindel Red
Company. and II is for the use of this
latter concern that an ifnmens" plant
will he erected in the Deenon Terminal
In Long Island city. The Rome Me
,aliic Beds;ead COMPANY Is now erect
ing "A large plant IN the peenon Ter.
minai. The pegnon Terminal and
Realty improvement Company, Michael
j. Dcgnon' president. has closed Il lease
with the Kiudel Fed Company ~ u re-
sui, of which tho Degnon company Will
erect = modern Four s'orN factory hulln-
ing on plot 3iuNlro feet, On III" cast
criy side Of Nuablc avenue and the north
side at Creek street. Tn strlctur"
will he for the exclusive use ~ ~" les
sees, who take it for twent5 cone years
at a total rental of about 100000.
The building is 10 hc planned by VIII
lam Higginson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
PRAISED FOR HAYTI SERVICE.
Marine Corps OMcers Win Dam
i~Is's Concentration.

WAsHINGroS, April 5,--For their WORK
III assisting the restoI alton OF order in
Hayt. during the last outbreak the fol-
lowing officers and enlisted mel OF the
Marine Corps ave received letters Of
commentator from the Navy Depart
neut
co.'s. Lit,,eton " r. Waller ard Eli
X. cole. Major SIM, dley n. Butler, Cap:s
William i. i'pshuJ. Chandler Campbell
and FrrderiCk A. Barker, First Iieutcli-
ants Adolph - Miller and Edward A
pstcruaNu Scrgts Daniel Daily. RIOS
l.. Iams. Myron \ '!ulckenhoss. Corporal
Simon = Boyd aul rriva,es samuel
Gross. Cha,ics W l-pu, Barnard l. Glass
i,, and Hem ka'toisk sky.
Assistant surgeon l"hn 7 Ro!dCD,
G4vlc. bln's' Nc,aI'un. Calaf Gunncl' :
Mat" rrrcs, !: i'r,Ncr and Boatswain'.
Ma. Albert - Wiincr, al Of the United
Statos NAY! are ~ lud,d IN thu LIST
The toi,owlhg unlisted men have hecn
promoted TO- m"'!torious conduct in the
lIayi.an c~t'npa.gn; t~orporhlS AFRO
Grimm. ErncS, J.. i.ussclr and Myron y
,~!uaCkcnnoss. promoted 10 sergeant, ana
pr,vatcs mo l., RoHI and Harvey \
Snodgrass, promoted to corporal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06

The Observation-Disclosures liner Oscar
II, sailing to-day for Chrlstiania and
Copenhagen. will take mail. closing at ~
A. NJ. for Sorway, sweden. the
Netherlands. Switzerland. Russia. Germany.
Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria.
serbia and Turkey.
The French liner Espagne. sailing Sat
urday for Bordeaux, VIII lake mail. closing
at noon. for France. Rumania. S~itzerlsnd
Italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt, Greece. Brit
ish India. British Fast Africa. slam.
Malta, Gibraltar. Ceylon. Straits Settle
mcnts. Dutch East indies. IVES; Australia
and Persia.
The American liner Krooniand. sailing
Saturday for Liverpool will take mail.
closing at $3.50 A. NJ. for Great Britain.
Ireland, Belgium. Russia and South Africa
The Holland America liner N,euw Am.
sterdam, sailing Saturday for Falmouth and
Rotterdam. will take mail. closing at 3 80
\. NJ. for the Netherlands and Switzer-
and.
Tn. Russian. American liner Kur.k. sail
Ing Saturday for Narvik. will take spe.
cis.ly addressed mail, closing at 10 A.. ~.
for Russia only.
The Spanish liner Manuel Caivo, sailing
Saturday for Csdiz. will take mail. closing
az. $50 A. NJ, for spain. Portugal and
Gibraltar.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steamship Her
culcs. sailing Saturday for Bergen. VIII
take mall, closing at 0:30 4. NJ, FOR Nor
way. Sweden. Denmark. Germany. Aus
'ria. Hungary. ~Lusemburg, Bulgaria. Serbia
ana Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06

Gals. and Henry !iouig d Son. insurance.
Albert i. Moore has leased s~hoWronns
AZ I. WeS; Forty-ffth street to IimWcr
d Barnes, jewellers Al 5U3 Fifth ave-
nue. to Philip Luhinccr. ~shirtwaists Al
- West Fnrty-sccoud street to Lyman
Silverman. custom tailor. and At Ji6
Fifth avcuuc. to Henry ~ Rradingcr,
custom shirts.
William \. Whftc & Sons have rented
10 Julius I. COIN the store At 1877 East
Fifty-sevcnth street.
The l.. Il. Wood. W H.. DolSon ,rm-
psny has leased lofts IN III West Fifty-
nth street To the Hotel Rental Service
Corporation and to the Lexington Mo-
TOYS. also the store At 1868 Broadway
To the Martha Washington Candy Shops.
Froman 4 Tauhert have leased a store
in the building now being erected At the
northwest corner OF Lexington avenue
and F.ighty-second street TO itaifcla n
Russo, frui'crers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
TRADE CLAIMS HOME
OF A. HECKSCHER
Buildcr Of Business Structures
Forced OFF Fifth
Avenue.
NEW FLAT FOR GOTH ST.

tusus, Heckscher. who erected
business building on the Whitney
,orner at Fifth avenue and Fifty
seventh street and who now IL erect
NJ an ONCE and store building at Madi.
scn avenue and Thirty-eighth street.
On tn. threshold Of the Murray Hill
residence district. has himself been
o,s,ed from his Fifth avenue home by
,r,de. lie sold his residence AT So
pnh avenue yesterday and will here
,ser I've in a Park avenue apartment.
n. buyer Of the Hcckscher house Ia
Mason Maurice. miiliners. now occupy
,ne sis Fifth avenue The building
hcmmed In on all sides by business
.ructures. II is a five story dwelling
occupying a plot e5xIoo. adjoining the
.,u,ivcs; corner OF Fifticth street. oc-
united by the William Zicgier residence
rhicl, col Theodore Marceau recently
-ebu.l; into a store and studio building.
The land is owned by Columbia Unit
,srs,,v and Il Ia understood that Mr..
Heckscher sold the building with a
las, Of The ground for a price around
$4,000. lie rented an apartment this
week In AGO Park avenue. The sale
vas negotiated by Albert J. Moore,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
BRONX FLAT IN 4 TRADE.

WILKINS AvENUE-Henry Morgen-
THAI Company has sold the apartment
house at the junction OF wilkins and
lnte-vale avenues with 1855 feet 'front.'
age on the former and 1873 feet 'front.'
age on the latter. and known a. 1887
wilkins avenue. to an investor. The
company took in part payment the
leasehold property at l+s and $50 Is
sex street, between Riving;on and
Stanton streets, four front and rear
buildings on plot 50xl00. The brokers
In the transaction were Nathan Re-
senstreich and Baruck Burstiner.
CARTER AVENUE-Brady & Reale
nave sold for John J. Tulley Company
'hs five story twenty family apart
nnent house on plot 37.Sxs5. known
1851 Carter avenue. The buyer gave
tn part payment the five story cold
water Nat on lot 25xl00. at West
Ftty-third street.
MOUNT HOPE PLACE-Arthur F. du
Cret 4 Co, have sold for a client the
two family three story brick building
At IS Mount Hope place. This house
has been held 1t &12,5o0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
GLEN COVE OWNER uuys.

Frederic b. Pratt, owner Of wciwyn.
a posor's. Glen Cove. l.. l.. has pur-
chased another large tract OF property
IN the same section. His purchase Is
inc property OF Isaac q. Cocks. COM
prising twelve and a half acres. and the
De. Witt Tappan and Eugene Tsppan
properties. totallinG In the neighborhood
OF ~thirty-hvc acres. The property has
been held at $4,000 an acre. II II sit.
uated on Dosoris lane and contains sew.
eral houses. II In understood Mr.. Pratt
VIII the property to his present hold.
ings. which II adjoins. MIR. Cocks has
purchased the Youngs place on Forest
avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
SALE or HARLEM FLATS.

LAST ioSTH STREET-Henry Brady
has sold for Mary T.. Brady to Abra-
ham stern. III and l73 Fast I0Sth
s'rc"t. W four story single hats. on
plot 33.sxioo11. between Third and
lce!0Gton
q .ENrNrH AVENCE-wnlism Last
gar;en & Co. have bought S72 Flew
enth avenue. a four story and store
build ns, on lot :5Xioo. Mr.. Lust
garten now controls a plot 100xloo
a. the northeast corner OF Eleventh
avenue and F'orty-eighth street. hav-
.Ig purchased se~venty-fve feet last
year. william A. White & Sons were
the brokers'. having also represented
NJ. I~.ustgarten in the former transac-
tons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
U AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian. TIL. Rroux and RrooLI,r

At Q 4 1 r
~ Ryan l. kennedy.
ilisT IT. 1857 Z. n :. III W Mo-ri. az
ioNioo. thre. . ny frame houses admnrr>
n, -. a. tow
,,ur,y ''NeP" Jay
DIV r'"i "'."- % : ttuH ~. cN-
Lenn""oonas nnrnueh 20 --, Eii%abctt i.
hlIcs and ,sNCn'nnhi hi, rr,s, I''oC,'
Louis lew ct al; due. ,ios.sso -, Az
GRANp II. sSs'sssIs' s. 100. Xo-fo,k
Minaldi Az, = sNM,nusn,ts, ana strrM
to Martin ,;olds,one. "' III ~ .nn
tty dwisD 9; II Alien az, JE + M,o..ss,,,,'
al, due, s1n45s.3t. tases a. AZ : IA
To the LAWYERS Mtg 60. a party IN IN.
MADISON ST. 1872 l3a1. n " cor BirmInr
ton 81. 5,tNl5NN irres. two ~ and
one = sly 'nis ana s,rs-M J.. Nanderro"i
feo41 taxes. SC. So577. to tn"
ST s .'.sss 'i,.,,.,' f.i'o"n
800. ! sly tint and .,rs-c Il Young ana
an' sst r !. fasinSky Ga; due. ss
.il.St; taxes, &c. i19u. to tn.
plaintiff 900
AUDUBON Az. n cor 1874 81. %iNoNioo. :
lns % aet Reed Realty CO e. al: due.
fSI.5li 90. taxes, &c, SASH 40; to tho
Hudson Trust ca, u party In VA
te-est -. ......, ,..... 'Ir 400
Iooii. = siv dv's dc y weokcs AMI
ana. trus. agt B.rnett Le,y e. dl. dur.
slo.GPS -. taxes, g.. $40 Withdrawn
EAST REOApW ~ 80 II .. - 0 Mont
g,rnlrrl -'N'l T. ! ,.' h.ls " Y
lno ,Ttt"I,". :, '"s.n o -,
,.ear,, AWE" VIZ ~ = p'''' 80 onnno
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
HOME BUYING IN BROOKLYN.

Mrs Hannah Tag. whose. home at
90 Hancock street was destroyed by
ne on February 4, has purchased the
dNell.ng at 904 ST. Marks avenue. be-
,wetn Kingston and Brooklyn avenues.
Ihh house IL a three story and basement
wick and stone dwelling. with a two
slo'E extension in the rear. OF plot
SoNl'N feet. Mrs. Tag purchased the
rouse from, William r. Simmons. and
me rri'" II said 20 hc $1,000.
f.'0E \ S.avcr a. Co. have sold
~ .-. family detached cottage n,
;'' "'v nty-th.rd street, near Fort
h'1. 'oH avenue. Bay Ridge Park. for
/ Lehman. t't..
Martin A.. Ansbro has sold. a two
yam y nrick residence at go TiEhtisth
''sf'' for The j. W. Sands Realty Cor
F%o"aiiop.
The MrInerney-KiInck RI atty COMPANY
RS sod the two family. dwelling, on lot
-'Nl'- on tho north side OF Lefferts
"PN0G" ~ feet west Of Rogers avenue,
'or htrlos Iiession.
i."il'y Associates have sold to George
A. Morris five lots on the northeast cor
nor Of Avenue l. and East Eighty ninth
erfe' Mr.. Morris has also taken an
T'on on fourteen more lots on Avenue
- Ess, Eighty-seventl and Eighty
sshth streets. and Avenue l.. East
,1ash'y- lshth and Eighty ninth streets
ne "ul improve these lots with moder.
w priced detached ono family dwellings
''cn house having six rooms and bath
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
CITY DWELLING RENTALS.

simon s. Frledberg has leased for
Henry w. RUPERT to Eleanor J.. O'I,eilly
the f,rce story dwelling at $50 Man
haitian avenue for one year from April ].
Unger & Watson have leased for a
term Of years the three story base
mept dwelling al 2il East Sixtleth street
for the estate of II, Goldsmith,
y. Moioney mas iea ,-,i the three story
dwelling at 223 West Forty eighth street.
The Houghton Company has leased for
Eliza Morris to Minnie Braman the four
story and basement dwelling at ga
West Scverty-thiri street.
Real Estate Management Company
has leased for George w. Schwab the
private dwelling at ~ West Ninety
third street, to O.. Harootunian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06

=" Henry Turscr Of New york. and IN"
William r. Adams pace To- Iohu David
i.duu.u Of New York.
The Scarsdalc Estates has leased tho
former residence of Mary Elizabeth. fa..
ne upon the RrouN Parkway AZ n.
fiarisdiie station. to Harold T.. Porter.
ricc-president Of the Porter Furnishing
Company.
Herbert 4. sherman has rented Tor
Mrs. William .. lie witt the three s;or,
brick house, garage and grounds known
aS the corners at Milton Point. Hyr.
y Y, furnished. for the season to
George A. Trap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
NEW Jersey REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

Attractive bargains Offered by Ranking De
PAR uent State Of New York TO builders. in
vesiors and prospective honeseekers. A large
number OF vacant lots ~ Grant " GOD, Morse
mere. fronia. Ridgeheld. and Teancck New
Jersey. At one half OF former owners prices
Also q large number nj two family house, at
Hudson Heights ClINs,de. and Pail sades Park
New Je--ry al about enc half former prices
All OF the above prors rtifs arc within y nve
cent fare ,ore and within thirty minutes Of
Mani attain. These properties mus, ~ eold
quickly To ciose the business OF two corpora.
tons now hrlng liauidafed by the Banking
Department, and are offered at real eacrhce
rrices Special Inducements to CONTRACT ors and
builders who Will purchase a considerable
number Of lots For further particulars ad
drc.s Bnrj II Haiyht. Spe6a Deputy Snp'
Of Banks. care Banking Dept .. Broadwa y
Neu York City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
THE

For easterW New York. fslr In south.
evescast In north portion to-day; fall. 70:
naorrow. with lower temperature; light
For New Jersey. partly overcas, to-day:
fair and cooler tomorrow. light to mod
For New England. fair to-day; overcast
Tomorrow: lower temperature: light west
For western New York. overcast. with
probably snow or rain to-day; fair to-
morrow; fresh westerly winds.
yesterday In northern New York and New
England and IN Montana and moderate
rain in Wisconsin. Kansas. Oklahoma and
Texas.
Eiscwhere the weather was generally
fair and the pressure was high over all
which was sin within the area Of the
DEPRESSION moving northeastUard on the
New England coast.
II was somew hat warmer In the Atlantic
States. but cooler in the north central
states and tho Missouri valley.
Freezing, empersturcs prevailed IN me
middle and upper Missouri AMI upper MS.
sississippi. valleys aud In northern New
YORK and Now England.
In this city the DAY was fair ana
warmer; wind. fresh northwest; average
humidity. - per cent; barometer. cor
rccted to read TO sea level. n; 4 A NJ,
?aa1: : T. NJ, ee.g3.
The temperature in this city Yesterday.
a. recorded By the onicisi thermometer. 10
shown In the annexed table.
,sAM #s sEM 4:
3P. ~ So i6'li2 Mid. . 40 az
Hishcst temperature. So. At 2 p. ~.
Lowest Temperature. IS. AZ 2:2o A. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
BUYERS IN RECENT DEALS.

The Glass Realty Corporation IL the
buyer OF 223 to 23i East Fifty-fourth
street. two and three story buildings. on
plot ~12sx100.5. sold recently by the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company. The buy.
ing company was formed last month
with q capital Of $4,000. and Frank
+. Hatch. Luke Blake and Michael Burg
man as the directors.
Patrick Il. Mcdonnell Is the buyer Of
the Nat at s<4 Kelly street. sold recently
by the Henry Morgenthau Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
MIG EDGECOMBE AVE. SALE.

Mrs. Alice y. Bhuvelt. through her
attorney. William V. Simpson. has sold
:, the Gambler Holding Company.
,'nl.us N. Iieser. president. thirteen lots
ou the west side Of Edgccombc avenue.
JOINING Tsojer's Hotel. at i55th street.
TIE plct has a frontage Of 32S feet and
s,o lie improved with apartment houses.
r.. property was enormously reported
'o,4 Tvs, February to the Loyal Rui,d-
Il fo.nra ny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
BROKERS N RECENT DEALS.

". Z. 4 W. ]. Brown and Samuel
Cowen were the brokers in the sale OF
the southe ast corner OF Grand Boulevard
and Echo place. announced yesterday In
THE Sun.
Simon 9. Friedberg was broker in the
sale by Morris Schinasi TO l.. J. New
burgh Of the dwelling At 4o5 Manhattan
avenue. recorded yesterday.
O'Reilly & Dahn negotiated the sale
recorded yesterday OF the nat at go
East Itch street. by Agnes Farrell to
Hannibal Pardi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
DEAL FOR osTH ST. APARTMENT.

The Lewis II. May COMPANY has
cod for the Ella W. Baird estate the
Baldwin. at 20 and IS West Ninety.
sixth street. a six story elevator apart
men;. on plot 5ox1oc. The buyer is
Michael J. MulTueen. who v IN part
payment a colonial dwelling on the west
SIDE Of Storm avenue. on plot 15x75.
and a plot io0x100 at the southeast
corner OF Storm avenue and the Boule-
ward. both at Arverne. l.. L.. and a plot
l0oxl00 at the southwest corner of Bay
drive and Orienta avenue. Belle
Harbor, l.. !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06

WARRINGTON Ar-i. The cruiser
Birmingham has arrived at keF West. tug
cheyenne a. san Pedro, SUBMARINE d
and "a a, Book Is and DESTROYER Mac
at Pensacola, DESTROYER Parker
at Norfolk ward; DESTROYER Perry at san
Pedro. collier Nero AZ lopo'obampo;
destroyer Nh!ppl~ a. san Pedro, and
torpedo beat Winston a. cramps.
Tho Submarine II / has seized from New
London for newport gunboai Eagle from
Guantanamo for HaNtIHu waters: destroyer
Farragu, from Mare IL ana TO- san Pedro.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
MIRROR co. on sINru AvE>rE.

Albert J. Moore has cased the store
at IA sixth avenue for ten years to the
Mirror Candy Company. The candy
company has leased through Mr., Moore
the rear half Of the store at SO West
Forty-second street, which adjoins the
Iiuyler store. which " leased last week
for a neriod OF ten Noars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
SELLS PREMIUM POINT PLACE.

Edwin Wilson Bullinser has sold his
property at Premium Point. New Ro-
cheiie. consisting OF I'VE acres directly
outbutldings. to Lucius n. Littauer OF
New York. This property Is considered
one OF the show places In this colony
OF estates n was held at 500. 900.
The estates In the immediate vicinity
are owned by Hugh II. Baxter. John q.
Agar. .Georse s. Runk. John $. Fergu-
son ana Edwin =. Schaefcr. Sale was
Effected through the ONCE OF William
J.. Day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
TALL APARTMENT ON SETH str

Two old fashioned hats at 81 and IS
ras, Eiehty-sixth street. about midway
he,ween Madison and Park. avenues.
have been sold TO a well known builder.
according to report. He plans. 1t was
said. TO reimprove the site with a high
class apartment structure. The houses
are i've stories zach and cover a plot
1ioSio:? They have been in the
market at $l?5.00o.
Immediately adjoining the plot on the
cas-; Is a twelve story apartment ac-
au,red a few years age by W. Emlen
Roosevelt from the Putnam Construc.
ion Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
100000 sTORI L A

Frank Zovanovec has fied plan. with
the Queens Building Bureau for a I'VE
story brick tenement house to he erected
on the east side Of Academy street. 375
feet south Of Grand avenue, Astoria. The
building is to have a frontage Of 81 feet
and Z inches n q depth Of 80 feet and
8 inches. II will cost 500. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
srYs 20 LOT BRONx CORNER.

Calm & Pittman and Shaw 4 Co.
have sold for Catherine g. Giles to Vic
tor Zaabetti the southeast corner Of
Cannon place and 23Sth street. a plot
o. about twenty lots. The new owner
plans TO improve the property with
Two stcrr dwellings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06

TWO three story single fats, with stores
on ground Moor. for the Sunset Develop
Inent Company. to Q client for invest
ment; 1913 Manor avenue. woodhaven,
one family detached cottage. and for the
S~atehouse Bros, a six room cottage on
Vine street. Richmond Hill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06

AMERICAS los BEAUTIFUL LAKE
In Vermont. In IN, heart % Green NoIu-
isins, surrounded 10y Pine ana r. .ani
forest On excellent state road. NJ Nr!Nt'"
nine ro0ru Suminer residence. 4. feet ui -
foot plaza. Beautifully furnished. m'i'
cru improve meuts, hot water. furnace.
ave- motor boat row boat, Negetahl" aud
fowe garden Ice. barn. gar%ve, use OF
COW and pasture. tweiv" laying hens.
spring water and $1,000 per seaecn. &. J..
+. box l5i sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06

LAKE SAINT CArHERiSG, VERMONT.
Two cottages and farm house. {. l. and !,
rooms. furnished, large porches. spring
water. garage and barn, rovhrats, deep
end shallow beaches for bathing. swim
mIng. nshiuC Hunting In the heart Of
Irsen Mountains on state road Also head
llful camp sites locations on Mountains or
Lakes Rents $50 to $500. NJ &. q, box
la3 sun ofite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
ACQUIRE MEATHCoTE ACRES,

Rush Wilson and Richard NJ. FAIRIES
OF Scarsdale have bought 33% acres Of
land Al Heathcote Station from the Rail.
way Company General. and intend to dc.
velop the property residentiaiiy. Will
lam r. Bull OF For; Chester negotiated
the sale.
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PROVISION co. sUYs IN s.kLYN.

me Rutland & Whiting Company has
ia FOR the estate of Rebecca 7. Ma
news a large plo, Of ground containing
nearly $4,000 square feet. on Sedgwick
s.Ieet. near Hamilton Ferry, to the In.
@rhaconal Provision Company,
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WAShlNGTDN. Nnrll a-Th- day ~
IN thu supr'mg rour, for Thursd.y Is
-sGi, iOs. ~. GGf, SOS. $40. s4a gu
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W~ASHtNGToN. Npril 5-rhes. agmy
orders we've issued to-day:
FIRST Lieut. !. \ Gai.ug,y. CoaS' All
lery, from 1884 company to unassigned
list.
Capt u $ whipple. retired, - active
duty and 10 Phi'Lie ph.A A. assistant 90
depot gusrtermastsr.
First Lieut.. j .. Waterman. intentrv.
irsp"rtor-iusfrutto tor. from Burlington =.
Mortified. ", dulles pertaining to Yer
mont Militia.
second Lieut. e II Hcrricl; from Thirticth
70 Eleventh Infantry.
Capt " " Whi'siie, cavalry, ura--
signed, TO Tenth Cavalry.
These navy or lers we're ISSUED:
Lieut., 4, : kibbee from command OF the
Jarvis.
Philadelphia
Pass.i Ass's ant Surgeon \ Allen
f-nm rhl'ade- rhi. yard 10 he Texas
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>HIPPAN POINT MANOR,
stamford. Conn.

The most desirable all year residenc
property near New York cHAS. BUZZ
CONSTRUCTION co. : T.. a.nd 1t.