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with their efforts assist their patrons by much their shopping possible
disposition
help his advertising Furthermore the OF such merchants that
oneis mosti % the
The sun., 1916-09-02
OLD FIRMS IN NEW QUARTERS.
Demands of Business Move Many
Concerns.

Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
offices at 55 join street. Hilliard Build
ing. to Il. W. De Leon. formerly presi-
dent OF the Casualty Company Of Amer
lea. and at 1870 and 1872 Pearl street TO
the Finance and Trading Company and
Arthur l.. Rail.
j. Il. Moors has leased the second loft
ut 400 West Fifty-ffth street to the
Peerless Motor Specially Company for a
term or years for a service shop.
White-Goodman have leased at los
and l07 Chambers street the first lot 10
Holloway. Bentz 4 Co. at las Spring
street the top loft to Nathan Lindncr at
20 West seventeenth street the store and
basement 20 Phoenix Button Company
at II and 10 West Thirty-second stree,
fourth loft TO Rothblatt 4 Bender.
william A. White & Sons have leased
the basement and sub-basement at 81
John street to the Mason Manufacturing
Company for a term of years.
rease & Gilman nave leased TO the
Reck Shoe Company for n long term oi
years at an aggregate rental approx
imating $4,000. the ground floor and
basement space adjoining the store Al
the northwest corner Of Broadway art
Sixty-six,h street. in the Hotel Mari
Antoine,te property. The Schultz Ciga,
Company recently leased through tho
same brokers the corner portion OF thu
premises.
The sun., 1916-09-02
DEMAND TURNS To FLATS.

WEST 10TH STREET-Thc NJ. NJ. s.
Building Company. Milton NJ. silver
man president, has sold 227 and 2sg
West 10th street. "A six story modern
fiat with stores. on plot 40xl00.
THIRD AVENUE-The Vest Bronx
building Company, John 4. Boyland
president. has rcsold To John Widner
the three story house. IN lot ?0xso. at
1913 Third avenue. which the seller
acquired In "a trade two weeks ago.
SEVENTH AVENtE-Fan Alter IL re-
ported To nave sold the northwest cor
ner Of Seventh avenue and Hath
street. a seven story apartment house
with elevator. OH lot 25.iIx10o.
LITTLE WEST 18TH STREET-Nan
Nliet N Place ave sold the long term
lease OF William Ellis on the three
story business building at 81 Little
IVES, Twelfth street. The property is
?jxl03.3 In size me adjoins the north
west corner OF Washington street.
Opposite is Gansevoort public market
stand.
MARBLE HILI. AVENVE-A. y. Git
terman has sold for the Marble Hi
Real Estate Company ~ and ~
Marble I'm avenue II plot 6lxl00, "a
NJ. e. Shaeffer. who bought the adj
Joining plot last week to erect a pri.
waite dwelling. This property has beer
held at SIS
The sun., 1916-09-02
BUILDERS BUY EAST
SIDE FLAT SITE
Eugene Meyer, Jr., Said to
Have sold Plot on list st.
Near Park Avenue.
OPERATOR SELLS HOUSES
BUYER Of 159th st. Property Is
Investing Physician-Schulte
in Interesting Lease.

The four fats at 10i, 106, los and ITO
East Seventy-frst street. adjoining the
residence Of Carl Tucker at the south
west corner Of Park avenue and Seventy
first street, formerly the home of Elihu
Root, are reported to have been sold.
Eugene Meyer. Jr.. banker. owns the
houses, having bought them after taking
the Root house. which he resold to Mr..
Tucker. The banker retained the houses
for investment when he sold the corner.
They are s2.4 feet wide and 96.b deep.
Mr., Meyer bought them originally. ac-
cording to the story told at the time OF
sale, as a site for a fine garden. The
buildings were erected a lumber OF years
ago and have always been well occupied.
II Is understood hat an apartment
builder has taken the property and will
improve II with n fne structure. The
report that the realty had been sold Is
given crcdence by stories that agents for
the property ave refused to make re-
pairs. explaining that the buildings were
not to remain standing much longer and
that notice Of removal might be expected
within "a month. Fol- rent" signs have
been removed from one Of the houses.
The sun., 1916-09-02
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

whrE e it HHa,,e ri Elton S S,sr tn, Nat %%,H' Tour ar.
o gi 'cc"ic Mr and HMrs. Fred T%ia,ior'
M,si + T"sI H . ps s,.,in r"I u"s Tr.
fnuIi.s, Mr., William E'li,ct,,' Mr.. Phelps.
iip',s rr,5d.a \ I .w hS S.rs M,' ' %r M ,nd
Mr.. Charles iail"y, Miss NJ Hs,lcy, Charles
i.nilr,' fhilad.iphln ,Fcerl'ss) Nr md Mrs
aud Mrs Horace Reeves, Harry Saunders,
Philadelphia dierre, u, p'lin, y. H"rns;.A
New York ,rccrlcss, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Pope, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rooney. New York
MANCHESTER, VI, Sept. Arrival. by
automobile At the Equinox House include
TT s"a Mr. Mri and 's ~. \ r. SR RaSsr,: A'S M,..
NJ. c. Roberts, Brooklyn ,Knox,; Mr. aud
Mrs John NJ nnrr3Ss Mis-. Helen
S MR. :. If" M SGr. 'T So i ,G Ng a"a
oran:c ochnlmer.i Mr. and Mr. ", y L..
MIR. and Mrs + : smith. F.. : Smith Jr.,
Washington ,pcerless'; Mr.. and Mrs + y
W W"ossary H. Mr. : T0" KsniIn.. NI pnsion H
Fla, ,Reo,: Miss Madclcin Kann. MIR. and
Mrs. = r. Hoy, T.. A. Kann, New yor'
,Renauin; Mr. and Mrs., v + Merlin Ms,
Pierce: Mr.. and Mr.. Edwin J. Blabon
Phlladclphia 'picrccli Mr. and Mrs W II
Carpemcr New YORK 'oyeTlsGd.; MT an.
S.r,cll Prentice, Greenwich, Conn, hudson
WATKINS. n Y, sept, I Motor arrival
At tho. Glen sprin1s include Coy. Whilman
row: Mira " Z Blivcn. Albert Bliven.. +
Il. MORRISON. New York Pierce Arrow; Mrs
E ,as,, nrn M Mr and Mr. NJ. M MrIGsn H m. Wnma
maker. the Misses wanamaker, Marion: Pa
pierce Arrow; Mr.. and Mrs :. j. Howe
The sun., 1916-09-02
INSTITUTE OF DESIGN SITE.

First stops toward the erection OF a
Beaux Arts Institute OF Design were
taken yesterday when permission was
obtained from Justice Mullan of the SUI
preme Court TO purchase from the So
cie,y Ut Bcaux Arts architects the prop
erty at 1ss East S~eventy-hfth street. n
converted stable. on plot ~39.6XI02.2 2. on
the south side of the street. so feet west
Of Lexington avenue. This Is n prop
erty which the architects purchased two
years ago and altered into an atelier at
a cost Of $4,000. The property before
that was used an a stable by Jacob II.
sch!n. Henry Hornbostle II president Of
the present rwn!ng company. The court
permitted the sale FOR &77,350.
The sun., 1916-09-02
MORTGAGES,


tWI;h nam" anu adnress =" ''""'' anu
h"""'"""'
tSouth OF Fourteenth street.
Pearl. ST. n w s. 1913 II Maiden lane,
IJs loN?o.s, to beg. pr mtg siG,Cno, Sspi
Cecilia Herman 30 wafer : h,iinhi.
SH 81 Nassau =, ........ N.ooo
WATER $ IT,, It p" w e scr ses d9'S ssic ,a H. h.r ID4 Xus g
al-Jacob W Jackson and hcni 4 ana
Sav" BANK. : Yrs. "a: atty. TIL, Quar-
LEROY ST. 80. : :, 100 . Bedford -. ??X
N-Mary Gianone to Geo u Bosch, Alb
I'm 81, Hr"oklvn: rns'aI,' ''f' ""Nt,s n,oo
''' - So.
A
'E>st OF flfth avenue "''"c'" r'''''"'"
GOTH ST, ass T.. : 5, 200 W Is, ay. :oye2
u1iI y. at yrs' SC, h atsy. liz " Boz. IA
:D AZ n e cor cai St, Is 5sso. Aug ~,
SUI y.''RRa .u due Aug H. 1871 ~;
st st e. o',iorman, II Chamnert
st, siseTO
'ian ~ A. gan :, ,'orpn 10 Farmer
Loan ( + 90. 70 William st. : Ir:. ine
T. r. per nonI; a''S'' "e''oF, ~,.iI.oo0
sAME rE"rEnTy sam 20 Alfred, . PEI:
",Ii!'ooso, 20. a atry &c, same 1850 100. cpc1
"Ns |'i''O'V' a'l.s,
fw,s, OF Fif,h avenue. hct w..n Fourteenth
and 10th streets
18TH ST. . w. n 5. zoo W 9Th nv. 2sS
10y ., Ju'E L,-prt,."r it'"N6 '" or
MENUS IL Nshn"t MLW,.H, - nue 20
~ ~ Exrhahve p, 'cor' SS.h 'S''y',,
MHnr'tDA y to,n' S,n"d' u,r" n
xlno, Aux "iL,'aus unn CIV "s,N "
ncn]rn a. Sam a,,y T rue Omar &"r TTooIh -,
nway ..us-..s 5000,
WEST iNh 49, S"" e,lh ~. ~
100; Sent rranK =, iym"n 70 Aus9sla
~ Sourns's' ~ Wa IN, 'N' ! FiS,'oo,
ATTY "& 20 40 p"'s ''-''oo'
Uptown.
Manhattan north OF 10th street,
,o.rI, err aoo 80 Ans, nc Ioox,oo !,
The sun., 1916-09-02
100000 FOR BRONX FLATS.

About S260.0 900 is to be spent by the
Dulcet Holding Company. Hyman Adel-
stein president. on the erection Of four
I'VE story HATS on the east side Of the
Grand Boulevard IS feet north OF 18TH
street. Each will be 171xs4.5. They
have been planned by Charles d.
Meyers.
Charles SchlesinRer has had dc signs
made for n Ave story fiat, 65xi00. which
ne plans to build at the southeast COR
ner Of Valentine avenue and lS0th street.
Moore Il Landsedel. architects, estimate
the cost at $4,000.
At the northwest corner of Daily ave-
nue. and lSlst street two Ave story
buildings are to be erected on a plot
ssxlIo by y. Shapiro at n cost Of Si0O,-
600. The kreymborg Architectural Com
pany made these plans.
The sun., 1916-09-02
OPERATOR SELLS APARTMENTS.

Frederick Brown has solo to DIR.
James y. Bishop the two six story elc-
vator apartment houses. each on plot 50x
1876. covering the block front IN the
north side Of l59th street. between st.
Nicholas and Amsterdam avenues,
known as AS to 4Sl West l59th street.
the property being within a block OF
Roger Morris Park. The purchaser gave
IN part payment n three story dwelling.
on plot G~2.6xl26. at the corner of YER
mont Terrace and orange street. Crest
wood. ionkers. and "A large residence at
Rockville. Ont. Canada.
The sun., 1916-09-02
bR0OkLNN YACHT BASIN SOLD.

The T"lo Yacht Basin at the foot of
I"'''y-thtrd street, one of the best
"I'"u shipSard properties in the Dun
ny has been purchased by William II,
I'ni, representing the Todd Shipyards
corporation. Important changes in the
layout Of the yard will be effected by
N" Few owners The business Of s'or-
..hg yachts will be continued. Theodore
j. Wells, naval architect and marine
-..iu""r. VIII represent INC act for the
Todd S%hipyards Corporation In the gem
'rd1 management of the South Brooklyn
ent"rWisc
The sun., 1916-09-02
SCIENCE CHURCH IN FLATRUsH.

The trustees OF the Third Churci of
christ. Scientist. of Flatbush have pur-
chased a plot lG2x20O feet on the east
s'de Of Kenmore place. l25 feet north of
A'hematle road. ms a site for a church
ana sunday school hall. The cost II the
iand and the new building will involve
an expenditure Of over $1,000 Fred
er!ck kroger IL first reader OF the
church. The plot purchased was the
property Of Mrs. Anna Strong and the
Wildwood Associates.
The sun., 1916-09-02
NEW WEST END APARTMENT.
Mniliken 4 lIOeileP to spend S4IO,-
00O an Latest Operation.

NuIlk"n & Moeller placed on record
Yesterday the plans for the apartment
.nHsr they viii erect mt 302 to 30s West
T. p''y-siXth street. n site SixlO22. ad-
lylIug The southwest corner of West
lll avenue. 1t will be a twelve story
structure and will cost 100000. The
owner are their own architects, They
nave been assembling h site since
Feb 9uary. 1915. when they bought 3of
The sun., 1916-09-02
- n,iLD on MORTON ST. PLOT.

haher < Williams. one Of the largest
S''' lpo warehouse firms In the lower
S"'' an Of the city. are the buyers OF the
'o'k front on the south side OF Morton
STREET between Washington and Green
wa streets, the sale of which by
.A'l"S Lane was announced yesterday.
~" trn will erect II nine story structure
Tor b.. exclusive occupancy.
The sun., 1916-09-02
SELLS BLOCK OF bronx FLATS.

Morris kashowitz has sold the block
fOnt On the west side Of Prospect ave-
nue.. between 166th and 18TH streets.
improved with five six story apartment
houses. fronting 200 feet on the ave-
nue. and lao feet on each street. valued
at $4,000. They were built "a few
years ago by the Angel Construction
Company. The new wne in part pay
rent gave IA large vacant parcel In the
fremont section.
The sun., 1916-09-02
CIGARS REPLACE LIQUOR.
schultz Takes shanIey's Cafe At
Broadway and 43d street.

II. A. Schultz has leased from the
shanleys the space at the northwest
corner OF Broadway and Forty-thlrd
street now occupied by their cafe. The
space measures 90 feet on broadway
ami 10 feet on Forty-third etreet. The
lease does not affect the restaurant
space. The Shanleys surrender only the
cafe. which was placed at the corner to
serve both the restaurant In the rear
and thirsty pedestrians. Mr.. schultz
Will pay $4,000 a year for the 900
square feet leased. which IL at the rate
or $l6.66 a square foot. a high rental
for store space in Times Square. The
lease runs to 1924. Herbert Hecht ne
gotiated 1t.
The sun., 1916-09-02
LEASES wendell PROPERTY.

carl Schilo has leased from the Wen
del estate the plot. j0Xloo. AT the south
east corner of Seventh avenue and
Thirty-nInth street. opposite the Metro
politan Opera House, for seven years.
Samuel Cohen, architect. IL drawing
plans for the erection OF "A five story re-
enforced concrete building with "A small
super structure. which will cost $780, 600.
The sun., 1916-09-02
BUYING IN THE BRONX.

LONGFELLOW ANENCE--The BEN
enson Realty Company has sold ltll
l'ongfcllow avenue. IA five story twenty
family house. on plot 37.5xl00. to n
buyer for cash. The selling company
recently acquired the property in ex-
change for 316 East 10th street.
The sun., 1916-09-02
REAL. ESTATE WANTED.

OWNERS, why foot Yourselves longer
with dream sales that never occur? DO
you really want to SELF Then n IL worth
any Kind or trouble on your part to learn
why You are wasting time by Your present
plan. we con prove 10 Won that YOU are
using wheelbarrow methods where you
need steam roller to make an actual sale
OF your property without sacrifice. hv a
common sense method. Cal. phone, write
REALTY SERVICE. ECO FIfth Ave. suite
1918. or ~ Court -. Brooklyn, suite 1905.
Or !. q building. Jamaica. l.. /, or
Wesley Building. Philadelphia. IN.
The sun., 1916-09-02

lsr0nx.

Bway 1000
Bronx.
thorough Of The Rrony,
BOSTON Ri. W =. .is., II lG,th st, l7oGx
Ia. I-Jarob Elpern 10 John NJ H,n.n
a5o5 Cr.ston av. prior mtg. yi0O'O06, Nurr
Al, 10 yrs. 80 = atty. NJ Sionfri.d I.as
.,vay sis ooO
UNIVERSITY AN, W y, 30 : lfUth II. h0N
100 osborne Real Estate Corpu to An,
drew T McK.gnry. 9lSd Dcynn T.rra,,
Aug 80, . yrs, 81, utiys, Mlech!inp a
~ ia tns.n -Iodic. u,ait' ",,,"' i Ic 'v,nn
mtr, $4,000, Aug a. tu" as p".r bmnntJ
The sun., 1916-09-02

IL attorney. name is omitted
address party Of tirst par,,J
downtown.
'south OF Fourteenth street,
ST aGs. N e c James nj. aoxoT II
Kate Tourney to wm Tourney. Aug 20;
at;v. \ 4 Donng.n. = Peckman St.. 81
EAST BROADWAY. "a, ms, Al W Mont.
gomery st. :3N5do and all r . and 70
any strip ad on n-Muheln Realty CO 20
Abr = I.eibell. 200 W iiath 81, mtg Vl..
u". D ana = sept IL ANY, ! 'o"eh"
LEROY ST. ~. . $. 100 e Bedford i. .2xso--
Geo - Bosch to MARY Gianon-. lt-l6
man'o;x ST. in,s .;inp''' ar 'e rnn' HIis
q. ""S' '"' ""' 49, sioo
n"'E' 40 49,, -, IL
'tnog n,,. us-rng Io. AZ e. All
,,sn,, Aug 81 ATTY l. FREEMAN ~
'ss' S'ae'
ana iIoth .tree,sj
4,TV ST 153 T.. n y 1o5 w IA NV. aOxlOOS
Timothy r McAuline TO Margt A De
laney. l5a 4 +,,h St. mtg $4,000, Aug ~!
I'd Nv. 6 GA 8. as"5ixso-Emixran,
Indus, SAY Bank y" Chas Pit',nan. 200
X n j O'Gorman. - Chambers -. SO
10Th ST. 500 j., : - Z ~ av, s,xl0o,
foresiosL,Jno " R1ean; rrerr 10 s,mTn
Wen ana Fsrmers t",sh% j 20. :. VIII
lam IT, trus,ees aug "i' A"ys' uelos y
5TH Az; - c IAN - GO .xl2.2-Altred
go 80 No Ipa.l- DA,. ,,t, IA
oTh ~ :, t"rp"' "n ~ ~ ~" Wns 49," p
~ ~ 90 n' ,mo nv avs s,oo
serli or a. =. . .03 " Park Az ally
~" "rh !. -" 900 ~
.rus' 10 ~ IN ~. a. 49, 10"
IN "Tri,ms Tccoieo ~ 49, Sioo
srS r. - " ..", a. .,yy
WITH -, M =" ssi'is s"'s.h
-Sa'sn y. DAVIS 49,, oooo'" ~
,"fD ~ Maulso" ~ y NJ ia "a "sS
az ANY, Lawyers I a o. iVV p"ay'i
West side.
rwes. n, ri,b avenue. between Fourteenth
'""" W ana iio,h street.
- - 800
3sTH ST. c3?.1l w, y y. 3,' e Sth av, 5iiS
N.9-Tlon Realty 60 to Laura a tregah,
1889 Bedford sv. BkIyn. mtE $4,000. Aug
q atty. Geo c Bueehner' $50 Fulton st;
! ,sTrnn ' vt. sos W. n :. $40 " lin av. iSy
as tx irreg-Jos McGlllicuddy 20 Eliz. his
wife. Tnppan. y Y. Aus .; atty, Edw J
Martin, 96j Bway.
53D ST. y =. l,5 W 10Th av. 5oNlOO.5. SD
Fl. = q, e2j " 10th av, 50x 90 Jos Nc
,nllouaaso noo IN u % auy npg'Wi 10
lin pss Bway'. 800 81
''an Agncw ., n to Dreicer Realty "a.
nso 5,h AZ mtg 10000. July II: atty
iawysrs s 7 co, 1850 sway,''t"-sN
VEST ESb 20 mm " vs. y, 'ps.anaIi,,
west Enu q III 80, oonn %Hnns
corp ~ Az hm's' Dnnr "obas
~. a'Vs' ''""' ,IOa
bwry tni,,' cor s;b ~ $
The sun., 1916-09-02

In discussing the yhIra shat somerslu''cl
over his boa, In ER.ltiu BAY recently 81
premc Cour' Justice Leonard ". Giegerilr
Yesterday told in his chambers, - cham
hers street, OF u porpoise that took the
hook
l; is rare,v recorded that = porpoisr VIII
10 this stunt, much ~ myers would like
them 90 do It. The Justice was angling with
his friend OMEN soonI years ago when
bNeil! got a strike Of a hug" fish that he
seemed impossible 80 move toward the boat.
Tn" rod was passed over To- Justice Iieg
erich. who fought tho hSh until he brought
II 20 tho side of the boat. when he !deu'iit /
the fsh as a pcrpoisc
The sun., 1916-09-02
MORE ROOM rOR BACHELORS

Plans have been flied for making over
me ten story apartment at IT'S and 789
Madison avenue. near Sixty-sixth street.
INTO bachelor apartments at a cost OF
$4,000. Albert T.. Hartcorn IL the
owner. George F.. Pelham is the archl-
tect.
The sun., 1916-09-02

to 30s from Franklin Petit. Last June
tney purchased 302 at partition auction
for $4,000.
The sun., 1916-09-02
real. ESTATE,
BOROuGm or BROOkLYN-rOR SALE.

ONE-FAMIf.N HOUSES. detached. gnrag".
r.nc rooms. bath, shower. et"'frl" Lghf-.
vacuum cleaners. steam, psrqu"try $3.50.
$3.50 cash. si5 monthly and Interest.
BUILDERS. 'i30 5f'h -. Xakr Wost End
subway. Nj iic pa Bldg b ;fh -
The sun., 1916-09-02
Rod and Gun News

HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FOR THE WEEK END
-. s s #ss PEG %s ' :S;;%H s$y ag %%s$ Ss$; ,S" Ss,
$$:s = 3 2 4 HI $sa F ifs5 H iYfs E I$#ass fiji III H I'LL FIJI III: H iia III ii; III I'll n EE 81 ' 'sa
The sun., 1916-09-02
ROD AND GUN.
RQSEMbAuM Foot ;S : Of II: ii" Siailoi

UUOIN UNUW F00t o. Z" StdIIVN
TODAY AND LABOR DAY sPEClAIs
Toe art. Leaders, 3 ply. good quality. 4 Tor :SC
2Oc Fiukc. bass 4 Porgy Hooks. doz. ioc
!" dol s"'uncssy HOOKS o-p'' "N ''... aec
soc Waterproof Fishing HAT. cut TO. 3sc
Zoe pearl Squads. best grade. cut to. ~ Tor zoC
i5c Slnkers, all weights. H.. cut to. ...,..'oc
ljc Pearl sncllcd Hooks. cut to 3 for 2nc
Tjc Foxy Quillcr'' Crab Trap. cut 70 ""c
LINEN GREATLY. REDUCED an.
DC 800 II. Cuttyhunk. all threads : ~
90 400 n. cut yhunk. Irish Linen W.
Sl.2j 800 II. vivid Irish liner. Cuttyh,lmK o"c
REELS At LESS THAN COST -. IN
sy.,; a.. inch Mahogany large %. b. plates
and double adjustment. none better 'Si.'"
RODS cut WAv down .
$50 African G-ccnhcart surf Castins ''crnhan
silver Double AQat" Guides and Top ss,fn
500 African Grccnhrart German Silvcr Dnupl.
Agate Guides and Top. ...... . ~"
sis5 I.anccwood Rod. Tor weak fishing .D0c
The sun., 1916-09-02
AN UNPARALLELED
REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY
offered by
Banking Department, State Of New York

Special sacrifice prices from now until
November Is. to quickly close she business
OF Two corporations. \ large number OF
choice hotna-ites In restricted sections at
GkANTWOOD. MORSEMEUE. LEONIA.
NlDGEFlEl.D and TEASECk. NEW JER-
sen. Bargain prices OF about too Of for
iner prices; all within a Ave cent fare zone
and Thirty mlnu;es OF Manhattan. Liberal
terms. Title guaranteed. For Information
address,
BENZ. p. HAICHT
Special Deputy Supt. OF Banks.
care OF Banking Dept.
OIL BRO\DN AN, NEW YORK CITY
The sun., 1916-09-02
Florida Big Fish Taken ~ Women.

women's activity in angling. as told by
Gently. leads me 70 tell What women hsve
accomplished In the Florida waters, MT
Fred Bradford Ellsworth az Ions Ny IN
n twelve thread line caught two hnoer
jacks. one Of ihirty-four and another OF
forty.three pounds. rr.o,
on rod and reel caught a biz shark. 80,
on rod and reel p- Mary f. Peck landed
= tarpon ot 40 pounds.
I,ask Walton Gu Of. rseppa Island
/. Mrs. Turner-Turner Of London; who BE-,
fore the war visited the Florida waters
year after year. In two seasons. 1917 dri
1919, she took ninety-nine tarpon, t~cni'-
seven being landed in 1911: and seven'y-i"o
MsI h-e.yI,.' ,..pcn IN .i iels S;ishs ssv ms
1912 record rsh weighed lGi pounds. IN
that year she took ten lisa Weighing 100
Another promineu, woman angler. IN III"
Florida waters :. Mrs.. ,ar,"t,n NJ iinn'
., r"!myra; = y In l"iG Mr. m.nt i",H
sac landed a dozen ish In TIA, year that
weighed over 100 pounds.
nsh Weighing over i06 pounds, her thr,e
heaviest weighing i5o, 10: aud IL" pound.
Another angler OF note j. Miss Nan G.
Hunt o, rslimvrn. y. Y She landed on
rod and reel aad %eightecn threar Inc a
'",,Fon weish!ng ~ pohni'.s TAHfoN'
Schedule Of September Trips.
Cluh, Roat and Place Of Departure Date.
Crescent, James Humphrey. Cnnarsie II
Ers'"rn PARKWAY. James Humph-
r!"r. Cuuarsl" .,,...... ...-.t, 1:-@h
Greater New York. AimIrat, WRECK
Uocky, Mildred ~. C,nars!c ...... go
K!nher, sophie Harms. Canarsie... lO.gi
Lemon, Agnes. Canars!c. ........... 1879
Monkcv. sophie Harms. Cararsic.... 2
North Bergen. Falcon. Hoi oken..... 1874
Phoenix. Kentonia. TpmpkinsVil.e,
:. '..'..".'. ...... s-i7
Pleasant valley. Tartar, Wreck Lead l0-:t
Seaw'"d. Casanova. CanarsIc ...... ST.
So BkNn. Inc, Josephine. Sleeps
TIL Borough. Yankee Doodle, Sleeps
head BiN ......... ......... IN
West side, Admiral. Wreck lrtl.... 10
W~t.limshurg. NJ. j II. ShecpsheLd. ~ -
We Twelve. Idaho. Shcspsheai hay. G.l1
Wampus Triton. Be-gtn Beach,. . ID 30
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ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FEEEPpRT-si00 each. balano" so
house . rJom-. plot a"Nl.j With
waterfront rights. tOtai price $500. title
Warranted. JAS. HANSE, 90 Il. Il. Ave.
Fretpori, !. /,
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FREEPORT WATERFRONT
Bungalows and houses, 81 0VO up. a so build
Ing Lots on Randall Ray and Woodcleft BAY.
low prices. ea<y terms Send Cor par'irI-
lars. OHS J. RANDALL. co. Fteepog'. l.. l..
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AND OUT OF TOWN

AcIrr. u. a.. Sowarcn. y ].
plranard, co Haui 81 l'l "i>3 Nj Hnt'
NUIyucux. F.W IA &c Newark av.JC III, oslJ
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OF RIcHMoND-rOR SALE
$3.50 CASH
Plus o3i. so Monthly. buys this fine.
new. distinctINe H.rOOm cottage.
West Brighton, Staten Isians

West Brighton, Staten Island.
~ Minutes from Wall street. }
Lots 80 feet street frontage. \
Containing every modern Improvement I
known tn the building art, 4 large light !
rooms; parquet floors. large clothes }
closets with large beycl plate mirror tiled \
bath. hardwood trtn ii the finest quality: I
storcroom: handsome gas and electric }
combination fixtures; hot water heat: }
beam ceiling; will decorate to suit pur- \
chaser; Motifs extra fine plumbinR: I
porcelain bathtub: all city improvements: }
house completely wired for fans, bedroom }
lights and vacuum cleaners: ideal home 4
for small refined family. Send for par (
ticulars. }
Extra large plot and plenty OF space for !
garden and garage. All city improve
mcnts. }
n you prefer q house Of your own de- }
sign we will build IL for you. on plot you I
select. at Wholesale contract price.
Al. MATHEWS. Gen. Mgr. -? BARD [
Az; Phone West Brighton t?O8-W. I
Take Castlcton Az. Car from y. y. Ferry. A.,
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
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with name and address OF owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
party Of first part.b