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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-02-19

Eat at Jacks.
Hot drinks and l~uncheonette at
the Sugar Bowl.
For Sale. Ny residence property
at a bargain.-H. NJ. Penn.
Wash ice delivered to any part OF
tie city.-Roy Beesley. phone 3G7
yellow.
Eat at Jacks.
Wash ice delivered to any part Of
the city.-Geo. Parker, phone 81.
Baled hay for sale by the bale or
by the ton.-D. McKinnon.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. Timothy, clover and al
falfa seed.-Madison Farmers Ele-
vator Co.
The Madison Farmers Elevator
Co. has for sale a choice stock Of
timothy, clover and alfalfa seed.
See US and get a date and have
your car overhauled before the rush.
Don't put it off until the rush be
gins.-W. c. Brown Repair shop.
Get your timothy. clover and alfal-
IA seed from the Madison Farmers
Elevator Co.
For Sale. Good second hand car,
price right.-W. G. Brown.
For Sale. Eight room house near
school, sos Chicago ayenue.-Phone
$40 white.
Bulk vegetable seeds at Smiths
flour and feed store. Phone 265.
Lost. Blue sapphire ring, Friday
night. Please return to this office.
Madison encampment. G.. A. r.,
met this afternoon in the courtroom
of the county courthouse.
For Sale. A quantity of good kim
ding. Apply to A. G. Thomas. at
old opera house or phone 81.
Francis Fitzgerald, student in St.
Thomas college, St. Paul, was a
Homecoming passenger by the north
train this morning.
Naturalization papers were issued
by Clerk of Courts +. l.. Burnett to-
day to Jacob Lafrentz, a German
farmer.
DR.. w. A. Rothschild returned to-
day from St. Paul, to which city he
accompanied Mrs. Rothschild, who
has entered a s%anatorium, for the
treatment of nervous disorders.
Better be on the safe side, get a
box of Penslar Cold Breakers. Win
break up the worst cold and ward off
a serious illness. Sure and quick
Osborn's Drug Store.
Eighteen of her friends were en-
tertained last night by Miss Helen
Ripe, at her home, Eighth street and
Josephine venue. Cards and dane
ing were engaged in. Violin and
piano music was provided by the
Misses Toohey.
To look after his interests at Me
dora. N. D.. near the Montana boun-
dairy line. and incidentally to renew
acquaintance with business men and
COW punchers, G.. w. Clemens, for
mer editor of the Madison Outlook,
departed this afternoon for the west.
Only the foundation of the old
opera house, which is being torn
uown to make way for the erection of
a new theater, is now standing. Fa-
vored by good weather the last few
days, workmen have made uneXpect-
ed progress in razing the old struc-
ture.
Mrs. Paul Koepp was hostess TO the
inter Sc club Tuesday afternoon at
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-02-19
FARMERS INSTITUTE
PATRIOTIC NIGHT, MONDAY
EVENING, FEBRUARY %,
y O'CLOCK.

Music-Molloy's Orchestra.
Patriotic Songs-Male Quartet.
Violin Solo-Mr. Molloy.
Reading-Mrs. r. S. Westaby.
Address-Miss Nenia Kellar.
Address-Hon. Andrew Elliott.
Observation-Disclosures.
Admission to this program and all
succeeding programs viii be 10 cents.
Children under ii years old must 5e
accompanied by their parents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-02-19
RESCUE FALLEN GIRLS
MANY YOUNG WOMEN LURED
FROM STRAIGHT LINE IN MIN
NESOTA'S TWIN CITIES.

To collect funds for the Salvation
Army Rescue home in St. Paul, Sal
walton Army Captain Mary +. Whelan
spent yesterday in the city. The
home. which is located on Como ave-
nue., a short distance from the Mime
sofa state fair grounds, was built for
the army by w. II. and Joseph Ell
singer, st. Paul millionaire mer-
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800 Reward. S10O

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
q constitutions disease. requires a con-
stitutionai treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
Ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. Address: +. J.. Cheney
a. Co., Toledo. O. Sold by all druggists,
Csc. Take Halls Family Pills for con-
Httpatfon.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-02-19
THE CITY.
REPORT.

Fair tonight and Sunday; cooler i'm
east and central portions Sunday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-02-19

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today? Don't delay longer.
The sun., 1916-12-08
RENTING COUNTRY PLACES.

Baker Croweii has leased for term
NJ years the Mary j. Phillips estate
facing Long Island Sound, Elms Point
Great Neck, l.. l., TO Edwin A. Strong,
John F. Scott has rented for Edwin
" Stern his house on Union avenue.
Hewlett. l. l.. for term OF years 10
Arthur Goadby OF Huntington, L. ].
g. Osgood Pell 4 Co. have LEI for Mn.
Leander p. Jones her property at the
corner OF East Putnam avenue and
Church street, Greenwich. Conn. 10 Mrs.
Edith f. Mason. and have also rented
at Greenwich the HIllard place IN West
Putnam avenue 10 Sayre Mcleod.
Julia Beverley Higgens has let for
Mrs. John Turner Atterbury her place
at Mount Klsco consisting OF furnished
dwelling. cottage and outbulldings and
200 acres OF land. TO Carll Tucker for a
term of years.
William H. Hintelmann has leased tho
VI. L. Jell!nek property. North Beach.
Seabrlght, to ]. +. c. Alden OF New
York; Or. W. Gill Wylie's Navesink
avenue property. consisting OF large res
idence and three acres Of land. 10 Mrs.
Robert Reuter- OF New York: T., S. Nes-
bits Rumson road cottage to &. T.
Reuter- of New York; Joseph Mehaffey's
| Shrewsbury River front cottage to Beth
| Medine OF New York Mrs. Cheeton SIM
mons's Buena Vista avenue prop rtv,
| comprising seven acres Of land with
residence and stable garage, 10 W. u.
| Geshenen OF New York Michael Ben
| nett's Rumson road property TO A. V.
| Stout OF New York. and Peter Olsen's
| Lincoln avenue cottage 10 George Car
penter Of New York.
The sun., 1916-12-08
SECOND AvENCE-van Norden q
Wilson have sold 24as Second ayenue
0RooKLYN INVESTORS ACTIVE.

Louis Gold has sold a three story brick
Business building on the east side of
Third avenue. 40 feet north OF Thirty
sixth street. % an investor.
Louis Gold has sold a three story brick
business building on the east side OF
Third avenue 30 Feet north OF Thirty
third street Brooklyn. 70 an investor.
On Tuesday the building adjoining was
bought by an investment buyer
Six two family dwelling. AT 1909 70
1919 Fifty-third street 100 feet east Of
Fort Hamilton avenue. each on a plot
S3.6xl00, were sold yesterday. The buyer
is A. J. Boulton, en- investor
Samuel Zirn has sold for Robert b,
Sconeld the three story and basement
one family house At - South Ninth
street II was held at $4,000.
I. salzberg his sold for the Connolly
Realty Company. 10 an investor. the six
teen family apartment house. on plot
E0x100, on the north side Of Fifty-third
street. l4o feet east Of Fourteenth
avenue.
The Alco Building Company has sold
the one family. semi-detached dwelling
on plot 23xl0O. at 2lGs Sixty-sixth street
Napleton Park. 20 Benjamin Fischken.
Meister Builders have sold to a Mr.
Otdo a two and "A half story stuccc
dwelling at 1923 Seventy-hfth street.
The sun., 1916-12-08

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or :e.s.d. corn f.a sm,l sommS" nrssS mi1a .na
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$50 slS .na sat,s sv;f :c g o'in Gnq! % .pp'as
=! ~, 70 pair. si.2'oi.'o; lbs to paIr
POULTRY, ,LrvE-som. 80 car, reported
on tracks: IL unioadei. Fairly good demand
: for all prime poultry except turkeys; mar
Ike; steady 20 firm.
rn9y.s'oSsrors y.;.'ss y; ,s,;, sI..
i,0a,:. Beet steady: mess ,:,e?,!9:
e,,r. India meas .,s a'S: Dressed hos'
iii. &c. Gu, Mt.,.MPieki.d belle, .s.y
i.ti.S 10 I. i,S u ls' ise !. 'e' 1,;Sw i;s
auie;; speciai. iite.: city. iie;; country.
ii.Hiise. Lard weak. midil. West.
r.nnei lard weak. Continent. us; south
America. $3.50: Brazil tes., 1850. COM
pound steady. i5. ai;Lc. siearlne barely
.,eady. oieo. /; GiIisc.. eGty lard stearlne.
i7t GIsc.
RABBIrs1couon,sii. prime. per pair.
soc: iced. 900 s5c.; inferior. l0Qisc.:
Jacks. prime. t0g s0c.
HICE-Dom..tic screenings. ss9sSc;
medium. ~ Gsc.: head, ~ &c. fancy
3 head. ~ Usisc.. extra fancy. 81, u g.. .
Japan. iizc.. blue rose, tisc
SUGAR fCTCRES-Market generally
. quiet Af:er opening 20 points lower
, fluctuations were narrow. the close show
ms net declines OF 20 points with sales
] li1oo tons LI:tle Interest sk0sn In late
| positions. Range O. prices;
The sun., 1916-12-08
PRODUCE MARKETS.

DEANS AND r.As.R.s.les:&; & q bag: ,ss
is, ga ;,if % 5000. sa;, ,,,,seiiii,'s,cc Ps:s.
Wy diFs;' HHs,Hni fain aa%.s.a. 'i; 'sisi;siiS small
yh,. ca,torni, ;i.ssi', ,,,s,a i.s siansy'
Ssi' fsd aafr9s a 'sir shol,s 70 iiGr' Viii: Kidney
choice. va. inperiais. choice. sii; chiiea.n;;
,s.tiF Fs.3s; pink.. caiitornis. ehoiee. !sa'
sss g sc5eS len. Dsl sa,orT. ,sS s. ss,sc shSis,, ss
.ye. California. s5.sS eS.se; spiit'' yeio"'
BUTTER = Receipts. AtO psekases
Creamery. higher scoring than extras tspe-
clal-'. per ID. $40 5shc: extras ts! scorel'
1ssc arsts tss to si .eorel. ala sse: sec
end- g, TO q .core,. ''n gsshe; tnitds; n,ns.;
'tn ''e; Greamery 1n.a''ed to,e; n,shei
,s.a MA. ss,f' .s5 ;,.e '''sna sr.i.. nsSM ie.
hisnsf .f' ,s,n = sa: .;,rs: .p.eiais," ,si,s,
soS;i :s'oSd. '"': s,s si:,. ni ,siri. .,is';se.;
to prime. 'ss3.Ac.; common to Fair. 30 =
s54 as,se.: over grades 81 a sse.. ,mi,a.
l99 I99. ''fa%.' mas.. ar.;. H. 81; Il ssc current
.ss:. ' p5,i i5.:r .3aas. :,,, % s.ss .:st'n.
zoe: lover grades. s''s :sac.
CHEEsE-Reeeirts. 3.lss boxes. including Z
5'F 'pr export. state, whole milk. mats, heIl
.peoisis. To-, Nk 125c.; average fancy. -
q !ii. c.. fresh. colored. specisls 2tp 2is c.
white specials 2tc: coiorei. average
fAncy. 2sir g23+c. white. average fancy
25ia .3a.c. twins. held, specials. slil G..
fresh. specials. ace; average fancy. 23i1 v
"a. cheddars. held. specials. N1c.
single daisies. fancy. .;d i4c. all styles
milk. held. twins. fancy 2thc.: double
daisies 2th d2tLc.; single daisies Ntc.
Young Amsricas. ?5a?5nc.: oregon. tripl'
daisis, fs.c'; state. skinl.. held. .peciai.
2lc.. current make, specials, 400 2ois c.
choice. is1ishc.: far 70 good, IN
isHc.: lower grsdss i33i1c.
COTTONsEED OIL - Market SeadJ
throughout most OF the day. with littl'
pressure and more or less buying for ioes
account. LA;e weakness IN lard and cot,
ton brought about increased selling toward
close. with tnal prices to IL points me-
lower. sales, 2soo0 barrels. Range oi
prices:
The sun., 1916-12-08
SITE ron LARGE GARAGE.

The L. l. d. Corporation has pur-
ehassd from the trustees Of the Leake 4
Watts Orphan Asylum the old stable and
factory. on plot 5oxl00. At 227 and 22s
East Fifty-sixth street for Improvement
V1th . six story garage to hold 1870
cara A. L. Lehman. broker In the deal.
has negotiations pending to lease the
structure for twenty years at q net
yontal Of 100000. The improvement.
nas been sanctioned by the Board Of
Standards and Appeals.
Cross 4 Brown Company has sold
eAs plot I0oxl00 at 81 TO % West Sixty.
1rst stree; TO the Packard Motor Car
Company. This property consists Of
four story apartment houses. The for
8ef owners Lambert Suydam estate and
0ustavus Goldsmith. have been holding
this property a. 100000. Sale Of 81
and - was reported yesterday. The
property Ia Immediately adjoining the
Packard salesroom at s,x,y-nrst street
and Broadway and this recent acquisi-
don will give the company . holding Of
1lt feet on Broadway and 2ss feet IN
Weet Slxty-nrst street The Packard
Gmpany intends to hold this property in
present condition for possibly a year
q two and then will erect q building to
0uit its needs.
The sun., 1916-12-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

s7TH ST. 81 W--Uurea Metal Covered
Door & Sash co against Elizabeth I.
Gonduow & Isabelle l. Bigeisw. owners;
maxim Construction Co. Inc, con.
SAME PROPERTY-ilajek Bros e.. lnc,
against SANE ,,,.,,,,--.r-.,., .f'Tt ~
gTH Av siO---James W Conlon agiins,
Andrew Murphy. owner; Frank sec-v,
<.D ST s0i a. 30s w-Faikenbach Mfg 90,
Inc, against Heymsn Vogel, owner. Rlv
Photo Play Corpn, contraCtor,,,,... sTa
SITH ST. 80 w--Eugene j Wohl against
Elizabeth l. Goodnow and Isabelle I
low. owners; Maxim Construction Co
coniractors .......,,.......... t3.l 81
sITH ST. :57-.sJ w--Ja'nes " coa.UG agt
James RazolIe Inc, owner. Frank 5'cyy
ETH ST. 50 w-peeries, Prism Co az, M
Elizabeth l. Goodnow and Isabella l.
Biseiow, owners: Maxim Construction
s,Ta ST. q w-D.vf,a seAe.r ;i ssi
,.sTS q: $3.50 wIl..i iii,sssss as; ss;
The sun., 1916-12-08
UPTOWN WALL ST." FORMING.



A financial centre seems 70 Be in the
making near Fifth avenue and Forty.
second street. In fact. an uptown Wal
Street Is assured by the locating OF
eleven big and wealthy concerns in the
Postal Life Insurance Company's bui.d-
Ing which 10 now being completed at the
southeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Forty third street. Eight Of these con-
Germs practically control the tobacco
business OF the country. In other words.
James B. Duke and his many allied cor
porations are to have headquarters In
the Postal Life Building. having leased
eight entire noors, about $1,000 square
feet. all Of which 10 to be devoted to
executive ofices. The Duke subsidiaries
are headed BY Benjamin b. Duke. John
A. Harris. X. L. Patterson. Henry r.
Hoyt, George Arents and II. r. kinRs-
bury. -Four OF the floors were used by
the Republican National Committee. The
big concerns which have decided to To-
cate At Fifth avenue and Forty-third
pany. the American Cyanamid Company.
the British-Amertcan Tobacco Company.
the standard stemmer Tobacco Com
pany, the International Arms and Fuse
Company. tho Internati tional Mall Equip
ment Company. the Durham Duplex
Rasor Company. the Port Lobos Pstro-
leum Company. the International Manu-
featuring Company. the Piedmont and
Northern Railroad Company. the New
York Estates Corporation and the Dur
ham Realty Company.
The Guaranty Trust Company II 10
have the lower part Of the building.
Above the trust company's ofnces will
be the headauarters Of the Postal Life
Insurance Company.
The Astor Trust Company. another Of
New York's big financial institutions. Is
to have the lower noors Of the building
being built at the southeast corner of
Fifth avenue and Forty-second street.
The headquarters Of many commercial
and financial corporations arc TO be lc-
Gated In this building. East OF the Ave-
nue. along Forty second street A. far as
Grand Central are . number Of banks
ard trust compAnieA
The sun., 1916-12-08
BUSINESS RECORD.
Petitions In Bank ruptcy.


HELEN GAPRlEI. doing business as .he
Chic shop, $50 Fifth avenue; Involuntary.
Liabilities. ta.500; assets. $500,
MARIE l.. SMITH 600 Wes, l26th street;
Voluntary. Liabilities, I.757, assets,
CORA n. coNNELLY. 10 Academy street,
Pouehkeepsis; voluntary. Liabilities.
t9i3: assets s?.5ot william II,
She.hy appoiNtsf receiver. bond 81 600.
PETER A HARTlGAN, hotel propTia,or.
~ West Eftiy.rrst street: voluntary
Liabilities, &llot0, assets, $500.
Schedules In Bank ruptc,.
CoLWELL LEAD COMPANY. a. w..,
Tw"niieth street. ILah''i',ss siTr.Ts.
assets, 'iiI?7: Secured ca,ms whi,e
a Associates, Inc SIS 'so. Henry Tai.
mage S Co. ees,uO. Robert n Honey.
man tl5.isT. Unsecured clsins' can. y
bel, Heath Co. s52gll. Standnri
Sanitary Marufnct gring Company, tS,
sos; sp1ng.Chaissnt cornany l..
lts Wes' rw.ntie'h Street. HYtla,ny
coTpauy. S?Tt7p. United ieaa ,u,1,
p.ry. ti:,stj; Gr,se = walker siY-
Us, Dtn. sSyiuss EsGk, ptt.o!, 8, :
i!, "''''"'
Manhattan Judgments Filled.
First name 10 that " debtor
Aldrich, D'lhert NE, u. Hohson tso .,
Associated Prope rites, lnc Nj Gold.
All rsctsss Groceiy stores Ca. L. W" u
The sun., 1916-12-08
RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat ~ vEsEY STREET

BF fenry BfalS.
THOMPSON ST. 71t-:3s. tosTs. 9 story tint
and strs-Baron de Hirsch Fund sC J
X Ba-r!ck e. al: due, SG.s2s.S,; taxes
g.. ss-sio. adjourned to Dec. ~.
ilsTH ST. 3sS-3s7 W, Goxioo : story MI
nerya apt house-ssamen Bank for Saw
art Bernard Hrlndie ct al. due 80
5os-2: taxes. &C. iLs7sp; to the pain.
uHMrLToY TERRACE, a. 9o1ioo. :, story
dwellinx--JullA COdiinxton ast VI J..
Kaughran ct al. due. Ss.<li.6). taxes
sc. 1855: 20 the Plaintiff. n........ $500
tOTH sr. 40 =. Issx3sg. 4 story house
Henrietta s,einh"rssr act A. NJ Ryan:
sheriTs sale. adjourned sine die.
Ry Joseph r. Day.
18TH ST, -, z. :orioos. 3 story dwelling
---0eoree Ramsey and ano. admr. aGt
II Dankigsr e. al: due. 1s.Tl.f taxes,
&c s.is7i.; 70 Aaolph Newman I'll. SIS
lat 3:os THIRD AvENCEl
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
RAYCHESTER Av. IS. 100 Railroad av.
lo,. also Baychester av. - 50 n
Ferris sv, sore iot-A ~ Rodgers aet
n p sh.rmer 9. a.: due. sS:T.os: taHes.
&C. s535.-:: 20 the plain,ir t,iisso
Py Henry Brady.
HCoHEs Av. stsi, lssSs7ss irrsG. .
story. frame hou.e-a oinord at
David stemher et al: due, NflAlo;
taxes. &C, S!Ss..s: 10 the plaint'n"et,ooo
The sun., 1916-12-08
RENTS B7TH STREET HOUSE.

Douglas J.. Eil'man 4 co have leased
furnished for the season II East Fifty
seventh street, "A fve story American
basement dwelling. for stephen o, Lock-
wood TO j. X. O, Sherwood OF Glen
cove. l.. !,
Pease Il Gilman have leased for Rus
sell f. Burke to 8. Field the three story
American basement dwelling At 2?2 West
End avenue. between ssysntisth end
Seventy-drst streets.
The sun., 1916-12-08
BROKERAGE OFFICE CHANGES.

Ernest c. Poillon, for several years az
l03 Park avenue. is now associated with
n. Brigham Hall and William d. Blood
good.
Albert VI. Grove has opened an Office
at ~ West Thirty-fourth street for the
transaction OF general real estate
brokerage business Mr.. Grove was for
merly with the Nelson, Lee Green
Company.
The sun., 1916-12-08
8UY HOMES IN QUEENS.

Frank J. MaFerle has sold 1873 Church
street. Richmond H!l,, a co,tase, for
Mr.. Lillian Blcknell. 20 be occupied by
the purchaser; 2s Freedom avenue.
Brooklyn Hills, a one family cottage, TO
Laura Tarataro flr occupancy the
southeast corner OF Nostraud place and
Emerson street. Richmond nm. n two
family detached cottage, for Mrs Marie
Heinle. and 22 Ferry street. woodhaven,
two family brick house. for Mrs. Eliza
beth Bambach
The sun., 1916-12-08
SHERRY BUYING MORE LANDP

Louis Sherry, who owns a large estate
on the old Courthouse road at Manhas-
set. adjoining Great Neck. IL said to
have purchased additional property
valued Mt about SEQ 600. lie is re-
ported 70 have bought the Thompson,
Day and Browning farms comprising
IN all nearly 100 acres II will be added
TO his estate, giving h.n one OF the
largest properties In the section.
The sun., 1916-12-08
EAST SIDE LANDMARK SOLD.

Samuel Zlpr!s has sold for the estate
~ Bernhard Cohen the northeast corner
~ Canal and Ludlow streets, known as
35-37 Canal and 2, and i Ludlow
street. This property has been held by
the estate for the last thirty-threc years
and Il an old landmark on the East SID"
Joseph Vidootzky. importer Of herring,
Is the buyer.
The sun., 1916-12-08
REALTY co. BUYs IN soTH ST.

EAST 6eTH STREET,. Clarence
Davies has sold 43 East Frfty-niuth
street, Q four story and basement
dwelling converted for business. on lot
16.sxl00.5. one door from the Tuxedo.
at the northeast corner OF Madison
avenue. The property was sold for
Anne II. Ogilby to the Raynhan Realty
Company.
SECOND AvENUE-van Norden q
Wilson have sold 2<95 Second avenue,
q hve story tenement, between l2.th
and i2sth streets. on lot 25x75, for a
client Of Morgan. lockwood Brown.
attorneys. 10 John Mckee This prop
erfy has been held at sl0.50o.
WEST ssTH STREET-The New York
Trust Company as trustee has sod 20
Ennis 4 slnnott the fvs story dwell
ing. on lot 25xl00s. at 1870 West
Einety-sixth street. between Columbus
and Amsterdam avenues.
The sun., 1916-12-08

James Mclaughlin. owner; Frank ss.ry.
s.TH az, :. IS; iik cv.p Ne.
Laury Tie Co. Inc. ast Elisabeth l. Good.
now and Isabelle l. Bigelow. owners;
MaIim Construction CO. contractors sass
BruaH.
Na,hanson az, iTsd street fmpv Co.
owners. Won Die,sch Painting and Deco.
rating Co. Inc. contractors. rs...... .t'. ~
TiEBouT Av. soI.n lscth 81.
1ndslii q Conforti Co. Inc. Art Tras Bio
Co. Inc. owners and contractors. .StIto
TIEBOCT Av. Q Q. toi.i1 n is0th S-John
Kingston art Traf Bldg Co. Inc. owners;
Traf Bldg Co. Inc. and John W Derting-
er. contractors. rs....................