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The sun., 1916-08-26
COUNTRY PLACES LEASED.

Mrs. Sarah NJ. Orvis Of New York has
leased her residence corner Of Maccul-
loch avenue and Farragut place to
Pedro Yriberry of Arequ!pa, Peru.
Eugene v. Welsh of Morristown vas the
broker.
Thomas g. Burke has leased to Hugo
Prayer the dwelling Of c. G. Young at
II Rockjand avenue. Park Hill, Yonkers.
The sun., 1916-08-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

spRINO ST, B2-Farmers Loan & Trust
g trus. to Italian Savings Bank. st
Spring ti atty. I @ q T c.; d dHSS
,. TMA ssr.. al; w-Uni;oin Trust CO Of y
to North River savings Bank. ~ "
stth &; atty. lnT = GS, it Ss awsy 10 IT,U.yl ritz
Quar- d T Co. l76 MISREPRESENTATION
MITCHELL PL, 6-Minnie Nolkel and ano.
Nv Dinelow. SO Wall st. .......:....u
SANE PROPERTY-Sams to Minnie Vol
KEEL, 2ls u 4sth st; atty. same......,.N
SAME PRoPERTY-same to same 'rus;
,ssTsHX' y. sii n--s.mi Kahn e isoos
Kahn, trenton N il atty. Jos p Hunt.
The sun., 1916-08-26
DYCKMAN SECTION HOMES.

Two more large tenements costing
5000, 900 will be erected In the Dyckman
section by the 302 Fifth Avenue CO..
Henry Falk president. They will be on
the south side Of Post avenue, 100 feet
east Of Dyckman street. five stories high
and lO0xl05 feet In size. George r.
Pelham 10 tho architect. On Thursday
the same company filed plans for two
similar houses to be erected on Magic
avenuA
The sun., 1916-08-26

sATTsFIED

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
I'd Av. ~. - cor 9Th at, 2s.lcxlat, July
ls, lslb-Max Menschel and
Menschel to Armin II Mittleman, a.
Nelson av. Borough Of Queens; address,
lsT Az, IN. SCI lin q. 'i7sxs.,
Oct l., isli-Hsnry Elias Brewing Co 10
Edward Knapp. 1857 Washington av;
atty. Louis W osterwe!s. zoo 9TH
tSTH at. iis. ass sth av, isxioo 8.
Feb Q. lS03--Chas n Brooks to Mcvickar
The sun., 1916-08-26
TAX COLLECTOR SELLS HOUSE.

Charles Z. Hartshorn. Jr.. Tax Col
kc'or OF the city Of Yonkers, has sold his
residence at 60 Belvedere place to Walter
X. Beebe Of New York. The property, a
frame house and garage on plot ~125xl50.
was held at $50, 900 and was sold free
and clear. Mr.. Beebe will make extern
s,ve alterations prior e occupying.
Thomas S. Burke negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1916-08-26


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(Borough Of Tho Bronx.)

MONTICELLO Az, - s7s o n Tsi.Sn ~;
sno, as z ais, ct: Feb Is; atty Jos +
,. pGi; ST, st 81 Z. s y :. ysi.i.7o.ss.i...wpp
T Mapes to Minnie Mazxietta. ~ ScStn
n,a ~ ~ M. NJ E + 8 4 ! Co. TiS'ss bs:sS;;
souTHERN RouLEvARD, "; sas n
ny Malkan, 81. Riyers!s' nr,ye' Aug
''sTG Z ST ~ % Fl n :: :ss'C sss + is. ssA. st.
mtg st,s5o, Aug 49, atty. r & T,T,SSo;
Lo1NSsoFEhyow Av. n v cor i7sd. ioos
Malady. Kingston, Canada, March :oi
atty. Elizabeth Malady. Kingston can,,
nRaaafiE Nv. i5c i6is, st. .iooxioo-
CITY Real Estate Co TO A HupteFs sons.
Sd av and lsis, st. Jan IS; atty T CO
.TN Co p1R,SsfTEMReTyY"Adciph q Huptei to
same. July 81. correction deed; SANE
SANE 'pRoPERTY-A Hueicl's Son. TO
Frances u stavrscos, SOS Eagle Nv. mtg
$4,000. Aug 81: same atty;.;.;,noy
w,n,n q, 70 r AZ M;.ii i BROOK oos < i,toc.,,i, -
y A T Realty corpn 90 Ns,.o' SyE
Co, irc' s,S : n i nsIs.n e. ,s m' hw.y 500
Home 81. soyico-Jackson CONSTR co 70
Caroline x clsss' a a,,y, carolins K
cIsss. Hamilton, ontario. v, e ;,.n
i!n,is pick To- Ruth Glide. 3%7 York 1t.
Jersey Gi,y;: NJ Z pSss; Aug Jsr. .y:
uSSiityyrRsiTY Nv. aaii. .sssioo-wm
c bergen TO Christina Rien,esrSS s ma
"a. atty, T q 4 T Co. 11G Bway. Sloo
| 10th ST. AIS =. n a, IL sxioovAnn Lena
han 70 May McGovern, 40 IL l8vIn =.
mtg 81 600, July 80. atty. NJ J suIli.an
i4sth ct and Willis
The sun., 1916-08-26
MECHANTCS' LIENS.
Manhattan,

ssTH ST, SIS w-M w Kellogg Co ngt
James curran Mfg Co. owner and con.
9Th Nv. Jis-s,s-Fr,..iedt Underpinnins
Co agt Surprise Building Co, owner;
Kay a'ee CONSTR Co. contractor. -. ss40
proof sash 4 Door Co agt Abraham 4
Louis 0erstenxanG. ownersi York Build
Ing Co. oontrsctor - ...-........Ssss
The sun., 1916-08-26
LEASES.
Manhattan.

May w White & ano 10 81 East 57th st
Co, $50 9Th av. ~ yrs from May I. .lsl5;
atty. L T Co. 100 $1,000
mond W Jones ct al. - w list st, 10
yrs from Sept I. 1876 attyS. E'kms, 9
sr i riyn. ~ s,,' iiyytis nooar.rc...i LIE s''f iDs
Co to Guaranty Trust Co Of N Y. ! s-l2
yrs from Sept I. 1915; atty, r Marsh;
at h sT' tos r.. ..ii--dec' W Aiciriteiii &
ano to Jos Handler, SEQ p 18th a.. 8 yrs
from Sept I. 1919: attys. House G.&V;
BRnAnwAy,, ssss, str 4 b-l-rerd Rltv
Corpn TO Morris Simmons. $500 Bway,
yr from Oct I. 1915; sttys. Brown y;
The sun., 1916-08-26
FOREIGNERS BUY Plant SITE.

,ouRTLANDT AvENCE-A foreign
corporation has bought a site 'front.'
ing las feet on Courtlandt avenue at
i63d street and fronting 10 feet on
the tracks Of the New York Central
near the Melrose station. The sellers
we're the Phelan Estates. Inc. and
John Monaghan. The new owners
plan 70 erect on the site a hreproof
structure for their exclusive use.
The sun., 1916-08-26
rrw BRONX APARTMENTS SOLD.

UNIVERSITY AvENUE-The Nehrine
Company has sold to an investor 2tIs
and 24s5 University avenue. two hve
story apartment houses. on plot lo0x
400. between lssth and lsoth streets
The buildings were built by the o.
borne Realty Corporation and are now
.eady for rental. The property was
held at $4,000 and will be under
the management of tho Nehring Com
pany.
The sun., 1916-08-26
HIGHEST RENT IN BROOKLYN.

The highest rental ever paid for space
In Brooklyn. $50 a square foot, will be
given by the Schultz Cigar Company for
part Of tho small triangular block in the
plaza formed by the junction Of Fourth.
Atlantic and Flatbush avenues. Brook
lyn. Mr.. Schultz will erect q one story
building on the space secured. which
IL taken for . long term Of years. It has
taken . year 60 put through the deal. The
Douglas Robinson, Charles 8. Brown
Company negotiated the lease.
The sun., 1916-08-26
FARM ON RUMsON ROAD SOLD.

William A. Hopping has sold for r.
/. Evans the poultry farm known as
sme Royal Farm. OF the Rumson road.
ms farm is laid to be the most COM
P,,etely equipped small poultry farm In
Mohnouth county. 1t was purchased by
MRS Daisey Gallagher Of Maryland.
The sun., 1916-08-26
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..

rRANsrrRa.
,,,.x -, H,-.-- -
WIN name eha address OF iender ana
a''o.ney. ~ at.orney name ~ omit
"o ADDRESS party On hrst part)
Downtown.
fsouth ~ rourteenth strestl
cprrNv,c,, CT o,s - $500 ,..
iii inra' ~ M opAoULne,sn
Drive. Juiv ". stty. John q, Travi. az
Nassau at. ....Si
ELIZABETH ST. " ., bs.s n Hester st,
.V.ixt'.Jos Luongo et al TO Vincenzo
Iisoo. ~ MOTT ST. Aug ~, mtg S'.sos;
ORCHARD ST, 9 5, .i5o.5 n Rivinston st,
25xs7.lo.Annic seisel to Jacob Roscn-
thai. Milburn. N ]. Aug 81; atty. Meyer
w~AsHiNdToN ST. " cor Charles, lane.
ls.+x63.s-Ida W Horton to Albert Tut
tie, exr. Fairhaven. VI. Aug Is: atty. Il
80. s,i..
least or F1fth avenue, between Foufteenth
ana ll0th streets)
s5TH ST, n ., 81 " I'd nv, is.sxls.t; Ssth
ct, n ., 500 W I'd av. is,Sxle.I--Jos WIKI
to- Geo Pullman. trus, IS Doyle av, Provi.
dence. Il /. AUG &, atty,. SCHNEIDER a L.
issS ID w .,,,.Si
NJ. az.
"ess S'oe.
west OF Firth avenue. between Fourteenth
The sun., 1916-08-26
OF RIcHMoNDNFoR SALE
ESTATE To LEr-ENGI.A>D.

Probably the most famous historical Es-
tate In England Ia to be let furnished on
lease TO q cureful tenant together with the
fne shooting. The house contains q won
derful collection Of pictures and works Of
art. Apply to the Agents. Messrs. knight.
Frank 4 Rutlsy. 20. Hanover Square. Lon
don. W.
The sun., 1916-08-26
BrU0xs
(Borough OF Tho Bronx.)

n4 Elans.: AZ y s : :; Go: 70 III 4 a,up 1SS's sons.
atty + q T Co, i7e Bway. $4,000
HULL Az, . q. SEA n 20bth Ct. !1xl0o-
Adeia NJ Harrington to Edw J Schaenler.
atty, T q q T Co. l7s Bway go. 5000
NORRIS ST. y .. l27.1 W Washington av.
25.5xIts.s-Mar c Tarbox TO. Milicent
T Rocker, 81 l. Goth st. Aug B., yrs. 20
sttys. Rocker. u 4 3. 81 william q.
FIELDSTON RID. . " cor lane or road
from Riverdale av TO Bway. -x--Peter
u sharp to Jos 7 BenziEer. 2221 An
drews sv. Aug IS. due as per bondi
lsSD ST. sli Z. n .. 81. exs5-McEvoy 4
Rooster CONSTR Co TO Bronx Security 4
brokerage Co. 2bs Il l3sth at. Aug %.
i~n.talls. Q p o; atty. l Levison. 21s
ah ass1h ii1,h st. si.,icsiScG;
also i5Ith st, IS. $50 W Courtlandt ay,
25xioo; also 18TH o.. n .. gl6.s " Court
iandt av. 10 sxioo-Wm NJ Paul to bronx
Security & Brokerage Co, abs u lSsth ct.
Aug IS. ~installs. Q y c; atty ! LeVisons
boxioO-Nora Heeran to Jas Gormley.
SOG II S7th ct. Aug Is, 2 yrs. . p 2:
atty, J r Driscoll. 25s Bway: ......tloo
2I2D Vt, SSs t.. n .. t:lx!oxSSSx-
Minnie Ma1ziotts to Fredk. W Eggert.
s62 r 241st st. prior mtg 1850; Aug ~;
nwav
The sun., 1916-08-26
wnLYs-ovERLAND IN B,KLYN.

The McInerney Klinch Realty COM
pany has leased for the Alec Holding
Company q plot 150xl30 on the south
side OF st. Marks avenue 100 feet west
of Underhill avenue for q term of years
at a total rent Of 500. 900. upon which
will be erected q service station for the
Willys-Overland Automobile Company.
The sun., 1916-08-26

ETH Av.sw cor Goth g.. iccx irr.s ssx
Silly J Ottmann to Jos u M%artindale
and ano a. receivers of Mills & Glbh.
40 Bway; attys. Rushmore, ID & S, 81
Bronx.
WASHINGTON Az, . .. as n l7sth at.
2lxl36-Minnie Heintx. extrx. TO Minnie
Heintsi atty. Title. O & 7 Co. l76
HOE Xv,e -. SIS : lisa ST. i51ioo; Geo
Refs to Henry 0ruber. $40 II 1bSth 1T;
atty. l. @ Lossrs. Ell Brook av.......3i
The sun., 1916-08-26
MOTOR CONCERN ON PARK AVE.
white Co. Leases B7th St. Corner
-Has Been on B'way 10. Years.

Park avenue. one Of the finest apart
ment streets IN the city and notably free
rom trade, Is TO be invaded by the auto
manufacturers of trucks and pleasure
cars. one OF the nrst automobile con-
GEMS to select Broadway q decade ago
ss a site for Q headquarters and sales
room. has secured . twenty.ons years
The sun., 1916-08-26

REAL Estate FOR sALE-QUEENA
ATTRACTIVE homes for ssi. and rent,
80 minutes out. all city Improvements.
$4,000 to "a. 500. Quecns-Court Realty Co,
400 Broadway. New York.
The sun., 1916-08-26
rtSsgc); attys. Builows 4
BronX.
. .. sos Il n Of iseth .,
Bronx.

AV, . 9. SOS Il n Of 10Th q. 5b.i1sl,t.
L%ohbausr Park. fan ward: 81 Peter.
sv.' ms ne.S Of walker AZ. 7sx
Kreincr Of al (partition suit); sttys. Mo-
isisT ST. Iii v Of Grove q; sa.isc
al (partiuoa); sstys, Crawford. Harris .
Goodwin. ---.-----
The sun., 1916-08-26
LIS ID
Manhattan.

7TH sT, n Q Q. l05 II Q OF Az D. 3oxsS.e-
Aaron Korngoid aGt Ida Kraus OF 81
Foreclosure Of mortgase); atty. p Hol-
18TH ST, So and SIS Wv Evsrit Macy
ct al AIT Dallas Realty q CONSTR Co ct al
foreclosure Of mortgage; sttys. Reed
9Th 81, 7Ss-Bsrtha Rubin ast Michael
Kramer OF al (amsndsd foreclosure OF
m%ortgags); atty. J w Kahn.
18TH ST, <<o w. and eth Az. s17-Sscond
Natl Bank Of Hoboksn agt leopold Leicht
OF al faction to declare iisn); attys' Rsbs
q Keller.
I'D Az, ~iSit-Linda l. Stephenson agt Har-
~ o wallsnstein: exr; Of o. liSrecissnrs
1leTH ST, n .. 1919 IT . OF sth av. el.sx
ioo.ii-Henry 3 Bowren ct 81 a.t Marie
sttvs' schenck 4 Punnstt.
IssTH ST. 100 md IS; =: ana Lexington
av. ?ile-Gso A Gardnsr sgt LOU; I~ss
llsrH At. 500 E-Liily Neumann aGt Der:
tina Cohn OF al tamended foreclosure OF
m%ortgags); attys. Bullows d Bullows.
The sun., 1916-08-26
NEWARK AND OUT Of TOWN

Aokrr Il n, SowNron, \ J,
nirpn,ri. go Bank -, Tel. 2Ss3 MKT Rait
iiwirc. 1G l'rri, II Nrwars Eait. Tel :s5SMkt
Iolynrux.F +. " IA ic Newark sv.J.C. TIKI. oaly
The sun., 1916-08-26
BANK SELLS N. J. DEVELOPMENT

me First National Bank Of P1atts-
CCurs has sold to tho Pavonia Holding
company Of New York . development
.,nown at Plattsmount, At Atlantic High
lands. N. J.
The sun., 1916-08-26
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN-roR SALE.

ONE-FAMII.Y HOUSES. detached. garage.
nine rooms. bath. electrio lights,
vacuum cleaners. steam. parQuetry: $3.50:
$3.50 cash. SIS monthly and interest.
BUILDERS. 1880 7Tth 81. Take West End
subway. Municipal Bldg. TO 7Tth st.
The sun., 1916-08-26
Rod and Gun News

Hob WATER MARK FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FOR THE WEEK END.
c Hs;fE "ss rJ;;. ';s $ E a};s$$. TS;; 11S $;s en-
s s:, 3 81 $ s&sss 81! I'll: ssssss ssf:s' s a n,S$ 1851 i$S:: sS il:
The sun., 1916-08-26
ROROUCH OF BROOKLYN

IL.Drln y, ll NuIs1 N Tel, 2Nl6 Ev'greeA
r,n.,n, 4, ~ Gl,ni st. Tel. 9ol5 stage.
no,i.nr 4 4. b. Liberty AZ, mr.. sch~nck.
huI' fu,r, ~ lnl"u st, lsrii Nv 1898 BEDFORD
n harl.on, =, E,Ney. T.l' y" bait,
Murs,rrs J. / % ,"nrt 81 Trl. ITO Main:
nRm,bh $50 OrIrrlonk av, Rlg"wooi No bait
SIs,t. ~ ~lItthush ay Tel, .3ls Prospect.
e. !, NJ. 4 SON. 81 Myrtle av PawnbrokerL
G. Via 40 Flushing ay Tel 1915 Stags.
-, ,0,r Nyptln .y Tel. 4lTsW H'wtck
The sun., 1916-08-26

XII VIM Leaves silver Wave Dock. Free
ullNHUh port, daily except Mon. arrival
5;54 train from Penn. station ma
s:l5 trolley from city Line. sunday. paper
train and 5:i5 trolley. Fare. Inc. bait. 81 .5.
The sun., 1916-08-26

with name and address. OF isnder anu
lenders aitorney)
DOWntOwn.
tsou,h of Fourteenth s,reet.)

lenders aitorney)
Downtown.
(sou,h Of Fourteenth ssreet)
BowERY. E 6 I'll, RiyinE,on N 81; nrs
Jos v F mn ] p ST. {: Aug s,, y x % ssrs. s.S
,Tn esyr;.:is56eA Az {. 3axoo-Rachei
Ryshpan ct al to Louise NJ Browns hm'h;
sTtOIa; y J; u y; J pr ,G %' hway 5000
East Side.
East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streeis)
LExrNGToN Az. " : 70 n 2oih . q; l''T
yrs. So. atty. Vim A Jones' u, 2SSS
LkASIiNydToS ,Aiy;,::soS ,SI'a 8; S;s$ sSsiaD
az ! " 1 ns1 so :,i ' s,,s. Il y . p %,s .,S,? ii
Il both t......''
,w.s, Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
a2D ST, n .. sst W 9th sy. 1o,eS9ss-
Christopher J Sparks to HORACE pSr'efr
W' c; atty. l. T CO, d -"
.7 THAs sr. 4isia' ION AZ, isJ]sSiSSS@ !;
HencyoIence on Sept IS, 1871. Aug IA.
pr mtg $4,000, 8 yrs. 81. y c; atty, d dos
+ Stiliemans. 10 Bridge r.........so'ooo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th street
18TH ST. lls w. W s. iss " Lenox av..
lsxi0O. ii-John Jaburg to Title Guar 4
Trust Co, l7s Bway. Aug %. due as Per
SO So az. .;.'ic.5 .'is5d st. sa5ssox irrss.,
John = O'Rrien and mo- exrs. 10 ny
Life Ins a Trust Co. 52 Wall st, Aug q,
s.yrs, .5T; attys. Emmet 4 farish, oSSo
18TH ST, -. 500. I'd ~, ii--John
F. shelly. to Y Eyer,t Maey, and sno,
t.1.; sssrSoro \ Z ass srssiot.oNssGj
SAME PRoPERTY-same to valentine =
Macy. and ano, .ru. ssaySoro, ! aa;;,yHl
,r:a :v. cor isi.is 81. 'isa.loHiaS-:
Loretta Corpn TO Louis Jarmulowsky and
bond; atty. s. Jarmulowsky banks az
The sun., 1916-08-26

SIX ROOM waterfront bungalow garage;
beautiful garden plot; Ideal 'Nr al water
sports. most modern construction; 10 min
ut-s out; terms to suit genuine buyer. &.
BRYAN, box 1879 Sun office.
The sun., 1916-08-26
Fishing for Cats and Chickens.

Philip Snyder 81 Hicksvtlle. Long Isl-
docks at Freeport. Mr.. snyder Is ar ar
dent angler and delights to have his
friends as guests on a fishing trip,
The other day he had two friends with
him when ne went on an expedition for
luke. 1t was an on day for luke In Hemp
The sun., 1916-08-26
LoNo ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron aALA

FREEPoRT WATERFRONT.
Dungalows and houses. 81 1000 up. nlso build
ing lots on Randall Bay and woodcleft Bay:
low prices: easy terms. Send for pnrticu-
lars. JOlIN J. RANDALL CO. Freeport. l.. /.
The sun., 1916-08-26
BAIT AND FISHING TACKLE.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

ALbcy a Imhrie. "a Nesry At. Tackle only.
Amsterdam Tackle 4 Bait Store, 7s5 Amstd, Az.
i,rmnncr, j., W Washington Mkt. Tel. 6755 Cort.
Est a Tackle Depot. ~ let nv. wsilsch.
i, lunar" N John. 81 w, l25th ~.
i,"ct.r "a, Y sAth 81 Moulds Tel MurrayHill MA
Philip. SAD s,th, I'd AZ Hdw store. No bt
Srownis Rnit Depot, 23,I ri av. mr., l2i q. IL"
u pIoso~ SKY 1885 Amst. Tkle&hait Tel .l7asAud.
conroy, Il. j., IS John at, Tackle only.
nayeca. l. ,Jr i?5w les At. Helgramt 's&Cra'hsh
nu,ii, John, .2s ". "a st Tei a. B!yant;
Trasse 20. 40 Fulton s. Tackle "nly
fIrhs. II 80 LIST nv Tel 93sorchsrd Fiddlers. bait
y G"raonSuo ,2lgI Amst nv. NJ. i65 1t TIKI. only,
Hirsch. L., 500 Amsterdam av. $3.50 srs. Tel.
ili,"chsraef r, 3o7 u 3ith. TEL ~ Murray Hin.
x ciiIrsman 1880 "a sv ,l66th. 7 Mslr 1909. Il, 4 T.
kinc 20, II IA b23 broadway. Tackle only.
KKir,lands !, s6Chsmhers st TSl.. frogs, helgramits.
h.,nn,haI. n, r 10 - mr. Prospect Az, No bait
,,,n"m'"J' 2o7 r. 2,th. Tel. s6s Murray Hi.
M M, 1ss5 81 nv het $50 and saith sts.
M,,rnroiuanH DWARF. thurchA N-sey SITS. No halt
nsuvy II, 10, ~ Chambers ~ No bait,
ottos ICED st 4 lst sv Tel NO Harlem Tki&bt.
prn TIL. 5s7t vort. Washington Market
nn,,tr1'J ii, Ys ID Az. M. 2st Tackle only.
nn''iinuvnld. D., 10, s'h sv cor is. Tackle 4 bait.
nsingpa"i n SIS u isS,h st, Fl. OF l. sts.
is.mwassnr. 2Ai T.. 5sth. lIiware Tackle only.
usIt,sn M. Amst dam, cor Manhattan st, Eel.
saamn,s nait pcpot, 40 9Th av. near ath o..
s"hunach, J ~ Son, #l- "a nv OPP. lhSth *, Tel
S.Swsr,,'sTr Es,o ~tistSsth nv T'l .sssBryant
smu'ons. $ 2f3s n Nv Tackle only. 49,.
S,.uSsct 3iin "a Nv l6tth 1t Tel ESQ Mel
s,s"nHH , < II. lJa "a az Teckl. and bait.
n.'rur" II,, 4 60 Inc 90 r. +2i. Tackle only
IhNl'ti ., r. A 10 VI % Fulton ST NJ halt
Nj w {; no list nv mr. 10Th. IN 63s7 Orch. Tan
The sun., 1916-08-26
IN NIANHAssET "a

Beautiful shore front property: modern
house. garage, ample land, Easy terms 30
minutes New York surroundings uurquaIled
anywhere. OWNER. box III SIN ONCE.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-26
ataaestruek Woman

William A. Page, the Chicago critic and publicity writer. says in the Wo- mans Home Companion in an article about stagestruck women:
 And what becomes of them7 Caught in the eddies of frivolity, many of them temporarily abandon their stage ambitions in the kaleidoscopic life of Broadway. Others live in hall bed rooms, boil eggs over a gas jet and waste their young lives in the fruit less pursuit of a rainbow which they never find, only sooner or later to re- turn home sadly and settle down to forget their stage ambitions. Others study, ec0omize. sincerely strive for engagements, possibly get small roles with some obscure company and start in on career which will be filled with many, many disappointments. And of the thousands who came so bravely to the front last year how many still re- main in the lists? Not counting those who may have gone into musical com edy, perhaps a score still cherish the shrine of Marlowe and of Adams. For the rest, oblivion"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
 TO AID RED CROSS

Last Sunday the Macedo-Rouman- lans of this city met at the hall, 1858 Railroad avenue and formed Red Cross society for the relief of the Rou- manians fighting in. Europe. Almost every Roumanian in this city from the Protvnce of Macedonia attended the meeting and at the end of 1t. the con- tributtons ran as high as $400. The meeting was presided over by Dune tru Simu who spoke on the suffering and conditions that exists in Rou- mania. and the cause that they are fighting for.
 Among other speakers were Sperry Pettu, Theodor Cinfecu and Eftimie Bey who said that this is the first time in half a century that the Rou- manians have been called upon. A committee composed of Dumetru Simu, Eftimie Bey, Sperry Pettu and Theodor Cinfecu was elected to col feet the contributions. Any person wishing to help the Roumanian Red Cross will be welcomed at the store of Sperry Pettu, 559 Hancock avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-26
McEneIly Music Always Good.

McEnelly music as played by the McEnelly Singing Orchestra is always good, and is. different in many ways from the music of the ordinary or chestra- In the first place each one of the eight members is soloist upon some special instrument, has conn mand of more than one, and is a vo- ca1ist of more than usual ab .ity. This offers a pleasing combination of in- struments and voices that is particu- larly effective. In addition 1hey keep up to date with the very best of the popular and classical music. and at least some portion of every dance number is sung. There is a. swing to their playing which keeps the feet in time regardless of the will of the dancer. The McEnellys will be at the Colonial Bslll Room. 271 Fairfield avenue, next Monday evening, They will play for concert and for danc- ing until midnight. Admission at the usual popular figure. You are cor dially tnvited.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-26
Amusements
POLES

:, John F. Conroy, worlds champion life saver, who has more medals than he can wear at one time, and his Div ling Models will be featured at Polls the last half of the week. This is a real production, most artistically staged, and will be warmly welcomed back. Mr. Conroy has the assistance iof pretty girls who do some thrilling aquatic feats.
 June Caprice, the dainty star of the screen, and a big company of favor ttes, will be seen in the flve-part film drama, The Ragged Princess" a story of a wairs struggle for happi- ipess. Another feature of the photo play program will be the Pathe News, with its always interesting views of the world.
 Concerning R. c. Faulkner, who will have an important place in the pro- gram. the management maintains reti- icence except to say that by tonight everybody will be talking about him. There's surprise in store for Poli patrons, the management would have folks think.
 The Scoop is the title of a comedy drama that should provide much en- tertainment, while Olga and Olada will present a delightful operatic novelty.
 Black and McCone, in a comedy &C., robatic offering, will complete the bill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-26
PLAZA.

The mid-week change of program at the Plaza brings as the big Triangle feature for today, Fifty" with Norma Talmadge as the star and if all accounts of the picture are true, in accommodating the crowds the closing three days. The story of the play Is based upon an episode from real life, taken from the memoranda of a criminal lawyer. The plot begins when husband falls into the clutches of siren who, wanting the man Tor herself, seeks to get him by means of "framing up" the wife. The ac- ton Is intense from start to finish and the climax is probably the most im- pressive bit of picture production ever released from the Triangle studios.
 The headliner on the vaudeville bill Is "The Surprise Party" a merry whirl of song. dance and nonsense in the hands of nine clever young people.
 Glenn Bevins and company in their quaint comedy entitled Daddy" will be popular favorites MT. Bevins is recognized as one of Americas clev- crest "rube" comedians and he is sup ported by an admirable company of merry makers. A
 Georgetta and Capitola, fascinat- ing pair of girlies in songs, dances and gorgeous gown display should find in- stant appreciation while the jYoungers in their posing and acrobatic novelty are sure to be we'll received.
 The usual laugh-creating Keystone farce is to be shown.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-26
CuredHis RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk several years ago. Doctors said my only hope of cure was an op- eration. Trusses did me no good. Finally got hold of something that quickly and completely cured me. Years have passed and the rupture has never returned. although I am doing hard work as a carpenter. There was no operation. no lost time, no trouble. I have nothing to sell, but will give full information about how you may find a complete cure without operation, if you write to me, Eugene M. Pullen, Carpenter, 40 c, Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan. N. J. Better cut out this notice and show it to any others who are ruptured-you may save life or at least stop the misery of rupture and the worry and Hanger of an operation.