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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-30
HINSDALE, N. II.
PATRIOTIC RALLY.
Great Enthusiasm at Meeting Satur-
day-S1,l $50 fer Farm Loans.

The mass meeting held in the town
hall Saturday evening in the interest
Of public safety was largely attended
aud the public spirit aud enthusiasm
shown Indicate that this town will do
its full duty in the present information.
al conflict.
". +. Robertson, chairman Of the
public safety committee, presided in
an able manner. and after a few well
chosen remarks introduced County
Agricultural Agent +. n. Darling, VINO
gave an instructive talk on acricult"r.
nj conditions in New Hampshire, stat
ing that, i'm conjunction WIN the fes;
Of New England, we raised only p
per cent Of the food consumed. lie
urged everyone to raise vegetables
enough for their own use il possible
and the farmers TO raise large crops,
not so much by extra acreage as b.
the use of more fertilizer, thus over
coming 20 a certain extent the scareity
OF farm help.
Mr.. Robertson next introduced
Major o. T.. Cain Of kecnc, the prinel-
pal speaker Of the evening, when w.
T. Lyman at the piano played The Star
Spanglcd Banner. Upon arising Ma
IOf ldin was presented nag 10 WHICH
he gave military salute. The major 5
talk dealt mostly with the present mill
itary condition Of the United States
in general and New Hampshire in par
ticular, especially this county. He re-
lated his experiences at the Mexican
border in very interesting manner
aud closed with n comprehensive re-
view Of the benefits Of consumption.
nv. Walker, member of the First
New Hampshire medical corps. also OF
Kecnc. spoke ON the doctor $ work in
warfare and showed pictures of camp
life taken at the border. His FIRST view
was of Major Cain on horseback. aud
the prolonged applause Of the audience
was fnc testimonial 10 the major.
T.. ". PIKE read letter from the
state committee containing instruction,
10 be- followed ia the campaign for pub
lie safcty and Rev. +. II. Cole anad i
NJ. Lamb spoke briefly on the subject
The sum of tl,150 was pledged by
patriotic citizens to be used as farm
loans, 90 bc in charge of the financial
committee This sum viii no doubt bc
greatly increased from day TO day and
will hc loaned with interest 10 nj
wotthv farmers who will not be re
quifcd 10 return the money until the
crops are harvested.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-30

f.. came Saturday to spend a week
with relatives.
Mrs. Edward Bcll,ville of South
Chelmsford, Mass, has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. NJ. ID. White.
Mrs. Ellen Dennison returned to her
home in Springfield, Mass, Sunday
after spending several days at NJ. d..
White S.
Frank NJ. Fuller moved from the
Holman house last week into the
Thomas Smith house on tho corner Of
High and Brattlebogo streets, which
he bought recently.
Medical Examin,r DR.. Walker and
tapts. o Leagy and Smith OF Conn
paIies G. and II OF Kcene examiacd
xix recruits from this town last Satur.
day, rejecting Victor Walker, Charles
Rice aud Charles Howe and accepting
Austin Taey, Fred Rowell and Clar-
crce Carpcnt' r. William /. Jones and
JuLal Higgins ane the latest to en-.
roll, but have not vet ben examined
/ Wiliam G. Booth has beca appointed
recruiting officer for this town.
An entertainment, three act com
cdy, entitled Mrs. Temple S Telegram
which was give in tn town hall Fri
] day evening by the Epworth league OF
| winchester for the benefit of the Hins
dale High School Athletic associatio.
was well attended and much enjoyed
| The cast was well ia ken and all per
formed the parts assigned them i'll 3
very creditable manner. Holman 5 or
ohcstra furnished the music during
tie action of the play. A substantial
sum was realized. TIL east was as fol
lows: Wigson, s. w. Chuhb; Mrs. Jacl
Temple, Gertrude NJ. Harris; Dorothy
Laura f. Smith; Jack Temple, Jane,
s. Kellum; Mrs. Frank Fuller, Estellc
X. Dru2G; Frank Fuller. Earle II
Chapman; Captain Sharpe, Paul Z
Prentice; Mrs John Brown. Judith NJ
Locke; John Brown, Oliver NJ. Prem
ticc.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-30
WHAT BABY WOULD SAY.
Pertinent Facts in View of Brattle.
boro's Coming Baby Week.
IF baby could talk he would say:

n loI- .a,,II IN = 11
~ - ;. .o"lu IAN NJ "O"," s't
~ no. MSS n ,'le On inc mouth
''o' W '' ~, a,'" S''ii!, l" NY c9eS,
"o ~ 'he "inu ,. III mem WIN doSl'
=" hot SHetZe OF cough III my lace
~ ! may laNe cold
~ iiot eApo9G me 70 measles OF
otncr eatcnl18 diseases or may get
sicN ana die-
10 not PlcA nc up ~ the arms. be
'i1 Gown
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-30
GIadiO|uS

Choicest varieties, sep
arate colors OF assorted. Buy
now and plant at intervals
through the season. Peonies
should be planted at once.
Dahlias in about two weeks.
Don't forget to start the
asparagus bed now so as to
have plenty next spring. Pc
rennials are permanent in
vestments.
HOPKINS, The Florist
157 Main Street
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-30
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro. April %, by Carl S.
Hopkins. Esq. Wilson James Horton
of Meriden, Conn, and Miss Ellen S.
Johnson of Springfield. Mass.
In Brattleboro, April %, by Carl $.
Hopkins, ESQ.,. Charles Aurnham and
Miss May Clifar, both of Holyoke,
Mass
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-30

We may not have to fight Germany
alone, but it will be wisdom to get in
condition to do so.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-30

Old Glory must have done some
srr3ad eagle suffering when hoisted
lover the British parliament.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11

CHAMhERNiAID- WAITRESS. -- Neat. Intelligent.
nice appealing. ysy capable eIcelert references
most desirable. S35. Please call Mrs MssoI't
Agency l3l West f2d s..
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
Army to Check
Physical Reflections
Disqualification From Ser
vice Under Draft No
Longer Permanent

WASHINGTON. Dec. l0.-Permanent
rejection Of men physically disqualified
for service in the National Army viii
no longer be granted by the War De
partment. according to ruling made
to-day, The new regulation will apply
10 men already in the conscripted army
who have not passed all physical tests
and those who will report in the final
quotas of the first army Of 100000
not yet called.
The new ruling permits the medical
officers at the cantonments to issue
temporary discharges to men afflicted
with some ailment that might with
treatment be corrected. These men
will be granted temporary discharges
and given certificates to this effect,
leaving them liable to call by local
boards under the selective draft law
when their disability is corrected or
the national emergency becomes sucn
as to make il necessaryfor their draft.
Reports reaching the medical depart
ment Of the army show that thousands
of men are suffering with disability
that might be temporary. or at least
respond to treatment. At some cam
tOnments these men were sent to the
base hospitals for treatment, but the
number became so large that hospital
facilities were inadequate. The deci-
sion to grant all such reGistrants tenn
porary discharges pending the correc-
tion OF their disability grew out Of this
condition.
One Of the plans now being studied
is the question of urging the councils
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
Fire Record

isiEe3j pead s.: ovas: mm0wn; u.e5o.
3j5-l6iO Third ave Joseph Weber. uoce.
G.lJ-2g First S. unknown; TIMING.
S:3O-43d S. and r ghth ave. mall auto: slight
a.oO--iis7 Third ays., The BrolH. GeoI9 hu-
e.so--sSs Mai.Son ave: Ceorzs Baker; none.
9.s5-l5 Weg ilTih g.. II. Morris hurz. rifirg.
10 o:i5-SO7 West as, 81: Ruius Joaes Trucking
lols-.stis 'E'c Fordh.m Road. The Br,u1: FordhaH,
Furniture Company. 5EghL
'O.c5--yf5 West S1th s. Peer Mhtr. slight
l6.40-iS west s2d y. A,chibsld 4 Brown: slight
/ :O0--l0s Wet 18Th S.; JACOB hei%.Ders' 5-shL
ll:t0--75 Eidrdse s.; JACOB Levy; slight.
Il 32i-i,ah st. and couHlmdt ave-. The BrunI;
:. r. Jacob: slight
i24J-i5O Eat 81 st. unknown, slst..
y G5-le5l Thiri ave unknown. 81 ghL
ll0--l549 Madison ave. Alics R0ssnlZseig. sligh;
1880 wssJ sd ~. Jaao5 Ms.As slight.
i:4-2es GEoen1ich s.. unknown; slzl.
i.5O-is RutEers Place. D. HunsC: irihng.
9sN-,Jun,-!ocl of 23d s.. FIFTH ave and Broad
wsy; Intel Cagsr stores Company; $4,000
25j-JlS Ess, l39;h -. Tie Brcnr: John Decer
sS5-s2i Ess. i0lth st: Publlc school: ,1AiHs
Al5-l02 PITT s. W Kirk; tritius.
4:5O-lS35 Brook ave. Tie Br01 Aber1 schwoIt-
5.,o-75,i =. , ati Fif,h ave. automobile: stand
ard Uunty Company trfinz
Ji5-2O73 Prospect ave. The Bronr. Michael
6.sa-i9 Es,ea S.: s.: Daniel B. Tuteka: trisins
.45-9l3 Thiri ave Jacob Holman irhng
.lJ-se GanSsyoOrt a.. unknown; triiinS
ij--l+s West 18th g.. Deilnd Mai, Go. J.
s:.s-lii E.;, ilOtA st.: Abraham srslo1on;
o.os-yroas 5rt'1 y 1886 West 18th st.: L. 5. mail
auto tri1iug.
ai0-i PITT st. unknown tr1ing
i0:.0-3i2 East G3d st.: Michael NolSc@. t1f.rg.
II .lO-S65 Columbus as. unkGoBn tri1ing
ll:4J-i3 West 37th ST.; Bcu5 Mo3er. trnins.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
STORAGE NOTICES
WILLIAM WILSON,
Storage Warehouse,
Gs-6i WEST 18TH ST.
Men. york. December. ith.

New york, December. ith. 1917.
To J.. Wallace. y. Wattley, Sheftel. Ada
Hood George Carr, Adell Boyde. Alfred
Fstnoz. G. Mcdowell. Thos. McAllister, John
Townsend. II. y. Robinson, +. Jewel. Hattie
Ferry. Lillian Gross. T.. II. Allen, ". Parker.
Mrs. Blackett. Emma jefferson, Rose Lee,
+. Mallory MaIy Farrell, Chas. Crusoe, II.
ConnaughtOn, Emma Blacknsll. s Bellamy.
Mrs. Ida Allen, /. Frazier. S. y. Hamilton,
Mr. Ricketts,. Mr. Ward. VIM. Alexander, >.
Grinth, McLeane Phiuie. G. simmons r. 4.
Jones Minnie Laster, Clyde Adams, 4.
Gaines. = \. Wilson. A. Marks, A. Sim
monds Carrie Williams NJ. Webb, NJ. a.
Cochoran. C. Burton, Sarah Hall Manning
q. Curtiss and Enslow: You and each of you
are hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment Of our lien upon the property herein
after Described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. We viii
cause such property. 10 wit, Household Goods.
Personal Effects and Merchandise, stored In
the Wilson Storage Warehouse by you or In
YOUR name cor in which sou may have an
INTEREST,". TO be sold at public auction, &C
cording 20 the statute In such case made
md provided. at nos. 62-Gi West l3sth St,
New Yorl. CITY. on Friday December 1lst,
1917. al $3.50 4. N, and If the sale thereon
(, not completed on said date the same Will
be continued at tne same place on ehch snd
every Friday and Monday thereafter. begin
ming az 1890 A. NJ. on each day and con-
tinutug until the sale IS completed.
WA WILSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
News in Brief

Grace Me- chatter. twcniy-onc years %
committed 81 c.de az her home. fls Wet
l65th Stree. by inhahng gas. Tier mzrre
sister. Mrs. Martha Hilton. believes her dcsa
v's caused by quarrel with q young mar
Sunday.
The charge Of homicide brought assiN
Nincenzo Ruocco. Wholesale butcher. of iel
Fast lSpth Street. Was dismissed In the hef
Tsania police court Ruocco was srrtzr,
a. a result of letter written by Cio'snn
d'Avanzo. n relative. the night before be va
hsVgcd in Connecticut
The New York Telephone Company hr
discarded its system Of paying bonuses 70 ip
s. and VII institute instead genefs
increase Of salaries, which VIII more ua'
douuic the bonus payment In 1915.
George Cramer. Sandy Hoo, piles ~
formed his wife by wireless that he was ~,
ing a trap ~ Havana on the boat he pio'e
down the Bay last Saturda- The seslnn
was 30 heavy when he reached ne Neff9F'
he was unable 10 20 ashore.
ing At % Park Avenue. formerly the prep
erty of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt inh
home for the Beta Theta III Club.
NEWARK. y. william 4. Miller. q
iil North Eleventh Street, is con,empaohs
renting safe deposit box Tor his coal ~
ply. Some one broke into his home the c'nd
night and stole a ton Of the precious iueL
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
Draft Law Attacked
Before Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Ihe drai'
act was attacked to-day as unconstitu-
,ional on the ground that it interteres
with the religious freedom of conscien-
tious objectors, in a brief filed IN the
Supreme Court By the counsel Tor
Charles f. Rutheuberg. Alfred "hgen-
knecht and Charles Baker, convicted
in Ohio for failure TO register.
The court to-day granted permission
10 file in connection with the draft
cases now pending and which will be
argued this week, the case of Robert
Cox. Of Ray County. No, who, by a
writ Of habeas corpus, seeks % eVaas
service in the National Army.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
Navy League Starts Drive
To-day for More Members

The Navy League of the United
States will begin drive to-day 20
doubla the membership in the city,
which now amounts to $500. one nun
dred men and women have charge ol
the campaign. 80,
The first meeting of the workers will
be held at ! p. m. to-day IN the hoCei
Biltmore. Franklyn Remington VIII
preside. The speakers will be Captain
A. c. Simonds and W. IL. Stayton.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
SUMMONS
Nrw roRK srPREME CorRT coUNr

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
on NEW YORK.-CniOn Trust Company
n, Sev, Work, as Executor under the Last
VIII and Testament " william Washington
Cole. deceased, Plaintiff, against Margaret ..
cote George Ernest Cooke. koslna COOK
Ad.,,s. Jessie Richards. william \. Rich
ard4 Thomas M. Rowlette. as AuciHary Ao-
ministrator of the goods. chattela aha 80,
OF John William Cooke, he'etSel' I'i.''
Eiorence Marley. William Ernest Cooke, Al
fraj Nolvueux Cooke Amy Maude he6ln-
b,tham Agnes May crdwleyi Lllllah Etuet
Cooke Zoe Stanley Cooke Clauie STANLEY
s,snIey cooke and Claude Stanley Cooke,
Tsrnli,. Henrietta Cooke, Druestine Rosa Cnad =
wick. Edna Marion Cooke. Leicester Allred
Cooi,s TIA hot William Cooke and Leon Doug
las Cooke, Defendants.-irlal aeslte1 IN INC
County Of New York.
70 the above named Defendants;
Vo, ave hereby summoned 70 answer the
complaint in this action pnd 70 serve cory
81 vour answer on the plaintiffs attorney
ultbfn twenty DAYS after the service OF THIS
Aummous. exclusive ~ the DAY OF service ana
in case OF your failure % appear or answer
Judgment vii be- taken against you by de-
fs1it for tho relief demanded 10 tho conf
p'ii,.t, psted. October 3rd. 1917.
MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFORD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
oalre and Z. O. Address. so Broadway. Bor.
ough OF Manhattan. New YORK city.
To he Defendants Jessie Richards William
4 Richards, Ellen Florence Harley, william
Ernest Cooke. Alfred MOiyneuN Cooke. Amy
kaude HeginbOtham. Agnes May Crawiey
illian Ethel Cooke. Use Stanley Cooke
claude STANLEY Cooke. Ethel Cooke, a. Guar
dian of Z5e STANLEY Cooke ana Claude stan
lev Cooke. Emily Henrietta Cooke. Ernestins
Rosa Chadwick. Edna Marion Cooke, Leicea-
ter Alfred CoOke. Talbot william Cooke ana
con Douglas Cooke. the foregoing summons
d, served upon you. by publication. pursuan,
10 an order Of Hon Edward q. Whitaker.
dated the 50th day u October. 1917, and MED
Vith the complaint. IN the oriicc of the Clerk
OF the County of Sew York on the SiAt day
OF October. 1917.
Dated. October 3ist. 1917.
MILLER. KING. LANE 4 TRAFFORD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Once and y q. Address, 50 broadway. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. sew YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
Cold Weather Drives
Yaphank Men Indoors

CAMP UPTON. Long Island, Dec. 10.
Icy winds and the Ditterest cold TINS
camp has ever experienced made out
door work impossible to-day. and even
drove the machine gun battalions from
their target practice on the new range.
Indoor lectures were held in nearly
every barrack. because progress IN the
open was impossible.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
B. R. T. Resists Order
To Put on More Cars
officials Tell p. S. Board
They Must Overload in
Order to Pay Expenses

damper was put on the hope Of
BROOKLYN straphangers that they soon
might get adequate service tmeaning
a sea,) on the lines OF the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company yesterday a-
tho rebearing before the Public Service
Commission on the company apOll ca
lion 10 be relieved Of the commission $
order that 4. purchase 250 new cars 70
provide decent service IN that Dor
0ugh. =
Tho surface lines Of the B. r. T., testi-
fed that the company considered tnat
!. furnished adequate service when It's
cars are overloaded 10 the extent ol 80
or rs per cent Of their seating cnpaclty'
Jobu 1 Wells. counsel for the company
went lir. Siebert one better. ana de-
clored that IL was even necessary some
times 90 carry 100 per cent more pas
sengers than there were seats ID OF
der 10 pay operating. expenses
"No street railroad at a tive-cent rare
ram do otherwise and pay operating
evnensesp said Mr. Wells. Even II we
had the track capacity TO 90 IL We coul"
OF give a geat for all our passenger =
and pay operating e@PeH'V'. -
oYly make about IS per cent Of sucn
sxpen ses to say nothing at al Of taxes,
interest. etc A. len
means that the service shall not only
no adequate from the passengers stand
noint. but it must be adequate from the
rompany's standpoint az well, and the
company must pay attention 70 lts
earnings in providing service. r
Mr. Siebert stated that the y. Il; J.
was planning 20 place women conduc-
tors on its centre entrance, stepless
cars. and that quarters were being pro
viied In the FiatbuSh depot for tnem;
he doubted whether women "ould
make practicable conductors on other
tvpes OF cars. The hearing was ad-
;ourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
Crowder Calls Upon Whitman
For 200 Coast Artillerymen

ALBANY, Dec. iO.-Proyost Marshal
General Crowder tonight asked DoV
ernor whitman for 1900 additional
men for the Coast Artillery defence
forces. Major Hutchinson, in charge
Of the Federal bureau here, said orders
would be issued to the various draft
boards 10 have the men ready for De-
cember II.
Approximately $50 men are to go
from New York City. and it is expected
the balance will be taken from up,
state cities, chiefly from Rochester and
Svrecuso
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11

TO MRS. OR MIR. j. BERGER. ". HAL
lett Mrs l.. Holman. =. Lever. {. =
lew. ". X. Lewis Mrs u Mcngert or
Rennett. Matonsky. NJ. n: You ard each
of you are hereby notified that the time
for payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after
due notice thereof has been given you. We
Wlil cause such property. 20 wit, household
goods. carpets. personal effects. pianos and
freight etc. now stored In tho OReilly's
storage Warehouse. - 1873 Southern
boulevard. Bronx. y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
Regular Army Recruits
1896 Men in Two Days

WASHINGTON, Dec. i0.-Regular
army recruiting for Saturday and sun
day reached a total Of 4,596, the high-
est mark set since April !, even for a
weekend period. California. ILLINOIS,
Indiana. Iowa, Massachusetts,, Michi-
gan. Montana, Nebraska, New YORK.
Ohio and Pennsylvania all passed the
200 mark for the two days. Montana
leading with POI men accepted. Inc
total war volunteer enrolment IS now
197 Dol
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
Byrne Gives Harvard $50, 900

CAMBRIDGE. GLASS, Dec, 10 The
Harvard University Corporation to-day
announced a gift of nearly 100000 by
James Byrne, of New York. for the
establishment of the "Byrne Professor
ship of Administrative Law" 1t was
also announced that the amount was
the first payment toward total foun-
dation Of Sl50,00O for the new profess
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
REYNOLDS Entered into rest SUNDAY.

cembcr @. 1917, at her residence. sos West
1l4th IT,. Georgiana Emily, daughter OF
the late Philip and Louisa G. Reynolds.
Funeral services at Calvary Church. 2lst
It, and 4th ay., Tuesday, December II, at
..u D.. ~.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
HELP WANTED

Male
uOOkKTTrIR.s sssttsrt ard Tenosraphe- my.'
10 quics Eri s--Irs;s a. fT1rc- y]ing rNi; ~
rre,c-rsi Appy ". j. Farrell Co. ~ "@l
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
state OF New York
once Of the Secretary Of State

once of the Secretary Of StateS ~
This certificate. issued In duplicate, here
by certines that the
IRVING {. MOLLER. INC,
a domestic stock corporation. has fled In
this Office on this gard day OF November
1911 papers for the voluntary dissolution
OF such corporation under Section 22l OF
the General Corporation Law. and that &.
appears therefrom that such corporation
has compiled with said section IN order 10
be dissolved.
Witness my hand and the seal OF once Of
the Secretary OF State. az the City OF Al
bany. this twcnty-third day OF November
one thousand nine hundred and seventeen.
A. u. PARKER,
pepuE Secretary G. state.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11

December Q. at her residence
e39 West 145th ST., Mrs. Mary I: ,. Soh.
molly lncc Smythl beloved Wle Oh -
Connolly Funeral TUESDAY l i' H'' -''''
rrnhlla cortege.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
IMPORTANT

Birth. Tnasrement, Marriage, oeat"
and In Nemoriam Notices may %
,sIeph0ned 20 The Tribune any 'Hn'
m 50 midnight Tor insertion !" VIC
next day's paper. Just caii
Beckman 5000
ana rad the notice - you wish IN
.e~ted. Bm for same viii he nnal'e" 10
vou later. The notice VIII Te~'n "'''
100 600 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
MARRIAGES

CAMERON -PAYNE-On saturday, Deem
her :. at Noutclair, y. j.. Mis- Margaret
Tarr Payne. daUEhter Of Mr.. Ohar'e'
1[i-cst,~ ps,,.e. 10 Lieutenant pouglas
Tilford Cameron. L.. S. National Guards.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11

OF defence in the states 20 enlist sum
Gent surgeons and dentists in privats
lie 10 give attention TO the men o,
draft age who are temporarily barred
from service by the stringent reguia-
tiona OF the nrmv.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
.tRAUGHTsAiEN

MAN To solicit subscriptions from enD.oir1n ior
cor -ervativc labo- msEsz nc. srfcfraces rcqllf0i
Add7sss Box 4. y. 20. TTihu1o
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
THE THOMAS J. STEWART CO.,
SICCE~>OR~ TO
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE, Inc.

lA3 west ftNn NNaH
5Ot West l.6th 81,
Executive ofiices. Erie and 5th Sts.y
Jersey City. y. J.
New York Dec ith, 1917.
To Mrs. T. 81 Peck. Hf. Minor Peck:
You and each 0f you are HEREBY notified that
the time FOR payment Of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having e1-
pIr.1 after due notice thereof had been
given YOU we viii cause such property, 10
vif Household Goods Personal Effects
Trunks. Merchandise. Carpets. etc. stored In
our warehouses by you tor IN your name OF
In which you may have an INTEREST," TO be
sold al public auction according TO the
statute IN such ca made and provided, al
the warehouse. sos West I25th street. New
York Citv. on TIT R>Dtl, DECEMBER
2OTH. 1917. At 10 \. VI, and X the sale
thereof is not completed oh said date the
same will he continued az tie same place on
each ana every Thursday thereafter. begin
ming az 10 \. M. on eaSh dag and continuing
uutilith sale h. completed.
TIE THOMAS J. STEWART CO,
J.. & Mahouey, Secy.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
DANCING.
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutore
Governessrs. etc. 10 Colleges. schools ans
Families Apply to Hrs " iONNt&
-EG'f TON p TniOn Square
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

CARTTT-L CARPET CLEANING CO. Cleans "
compressed air. steam. hand or on ioor. 1881
Broadway. al Est th a. GoE BRANDT
lei l.I.--2hlh.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-11
II. SMITH.
~ DnlgAAN

IN PURSU ANCE or An ORDER OF HON
John r. Cohaian, a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice IL hereby given
20 all persons having claims against Bertha
t. Heilbrun. late OF the County OF New
York. decreased, TO present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscfiber, at his
place OF transactlng business. at the office
OF Guggenhelner. Untermyer & Marshall
No i20 broadway, Borough OF Manhattan
city OF New York. on or before tho 2tth
day of December next.
Dated. New York, the 18th day OF June.
1911.
JOSEPH b. HEiLBRuN, Executor
GUGGENHElMER. UNTERMYER a.
MARSHALL. Attorneys for Executor.
40 broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City,