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New Britain herald., 1917-07-14
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1t Means Just What It Say1 Always Found in the Better Std JUST A FEW OF OUR STO1 Arcade Studio, R. R. Arcade. Seltzer Durg Co.,, Main St. -I Walsh & Hollfelder, 4eO Main Vita Drug O.. Lafayette St. Sterling Pharmacy, 355 Arch Axelrod Pharmacy, 236 Park Roy's Pharmacy, Stanley St. East St. Pharmacy, East St
 Dwight
 Sherp's Pharmacy, 33S so. Mai1| Connor's Pharmacy, Hartford q
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intelligence TO bring food to every door.
I'VE need their efforts in common
with all other patriotic citizens during
this war Some Of them have doubtless
resorted to oppressive practices In trade
which this law is intended to correct.
You stand charged In the harvest trust
with one Of these practices. And you
know a. one OF the offenders that
have no connection whatever with such
middlemen to excuse your making the
charge.
II am under bit OF obligation to
YOU. and Of that 1 will acquit myself by
public acknowledgment. You have re-
moved the last doubt OF the propriety OF
the Senate's action in rejecting you. The
objection to your nomination and the
all but unanimous desire Of the Legisla-
ture that Il he not made were courte-
ouely presented to the Governor before
the bill! was PASSED IT BY no means
follow. that The votes cast in your favor
wr~e cas- by inca who desired your
nom nation
III you had tine interest in the subject
o' food control that YOU have in your
self you would have relieved the Gov
ernor and the Senate. but whoever knew
you TO get out of the way that prin-
ciple could operate Principles are OF
no account to you unless they work
through you. Very truly.
"ELoN r. BROWN"
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NEW YORK.
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COCN.
TY.-Jacob Schnekraut. plaintiff. against
Zerlina Froman. and others. defendants
Frank Locker, Plaintiffs Attorney. s9s
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
Pursuant to p Judgment Of foreclosure
August II, 1917, the undersigned will sell
at public auction. at the Exchange Sales.
rooms No. h-i6 Vescy Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York. at IL o'clock
noon, on the 18th day OF September, 1917,
by J. II. Mayors, auctioneer. the mortgaged
premises directed by said judgment TO be
sold. to wit
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land, with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and being In
the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York, In the County and State of New
York, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point on the southerly
side OF 18th Street. distant 80 feet west
erly from the south thwcsterly corner OF 18th
street and First Avenue; running thence
eoutherly and parallel with First Avenue
and part of the way through party wall
parallel with said 7sth Street, 20 feet;
Avenue, I02 feet and 9 inches. to the said
southerly side of 18th Street: thence east
erly along said southerly side Of 18th
Street, 20 feet to the point or place OF
beginning.
Said premises being known by the Street
No see East 18th Street, Borough Of Man
haitian. New York City.
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold:
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phis; Capt. ]. ,. Clark. N. r: c.. from New
York to Petersburg. va; Major Edward 7.
to Alabama Poly!echnic Inst!tute, Auburn,
Little Rock. Ark. Major n. i. dlsssow, Q. NJ
Corps. Corps. from Camp Cody; n. M, M, to Aye.
neers, to Southern Department. Major B. II.
Kcrfoot. Field ARTILLERY n. A., TO Camp Lewis
Wash: First Lieut.. Charles Salisbury. Q. N. G.
y. A., TO Southern Department First Lieut.
C, 8. Msrden. sanitary Corps N. A., to Battle
Creek. Mich. Second Lieut.. A. b. Smith, Q. n.
6, N: A.. to Southeastern Department; First
Army Medical School. Washington, d. G.. to
Fort Monroe Va. First Lieut.. J. NJ Thomas
Ordnance Department N. A., from present duty
TO Fort Sill. Okla.
designations accepted: First Lieut.. d. J.
Canty, Ninth Infantry. National Guard: Capt.
T. r. wyies. q. n. o. r. c.; First Lieut. Ian:
Lieut.. q. G. Greene. FirM Infantry, South
Carolina N. O.: Capt. John johnson. Field
Artillery. Arkansas N. O.: First Lieut.. +. c.
Kuehnle, Seventy first Infantry. N. Y. N. g.;
Second Lieut.. =. L, wrscott. Infantry, o.
r. G.
The following were honorably discharged: I:
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rAwNBROKERS' SALES,

CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. sheehan.
At u 4. n; siosh,nS = 10 4: \.
' Sept. ,s%by 'L N. IavsrS. ss Sps s,7i ' ss Ave-,
si,S s.%, $" sis sth Ave. clothing &C. pledged 20
SEPT: is-sy ! simpson 4 Co, 1850
nrHadway -,S Snd iss wes. ;s'h 81, Al un;
other preeiou. stones. watches. jeweiry.
silvsrware. &c, pledged previous TO No.
hsS lsSS0 over Aufus, s"m icrmsr ss .a., nna " articles
Sept, 2o-By McAlcenan's, 1874 sth Ave
unredeemed pledges OF every description.
na .!.a q rnsa ns
necklaces and collars. gold and silver
silverware pledged previous to No. 245Oo
Sept. -, 1916. and all pledges Of like de-
scription held over from preyious sales.
JOSEPH sHONGOODs Sons. Julius
Sept. Is-unredeemed pledges. diamonds
watches. jewelry. silverware, odds and ends.
siss, sHse sns al, S oSer % date, held over 70 from
previous sales. A. Woliheim Sons 1883
Sept, is-Men. and women. clothing.
s inmsbas s' Ave-; M Raphiei. ,7a 9Th Ave. I've Co.
Sept: i4.unredeemsd nledaes. diamonds,
ends &C. from SO. 10000 to No; s47oo. and
all older dates; II, I.avery. lts Sands ST.,
Hdsm AsS nS slss ss sS SSs SSs' and ends
Sept. l9-unredeemed pledges. diamonds
watches. iewelry. silvorware. odds and
ends to No, $4,000 and all older dates
Raphiel Bros. 1891 I'd Ave. Also similar
goods to No. 23So0 and all older dates. NJ.
Rnph,el. 272 9Th Ave.
JACOB sHONGUr, AuetiOheer. es Bow
cry, sells at 10 a, NJ
Sept is--Jewelry. watches. diamonds 8
and all pledges pledged to Sept. 8, 1916
to No. 1917. inclusive. l.. Jacobs. 9s3 ad
Ave, also similar goods for A. seiinger.
49I I'd Ave.
also b, rlns. 7slI2. Unser Bros. Inc. sos
fremont Ave; also similar goods for g.
fingers Sons, IS Manhattan st.
Sept. l9-Clothing, &C. pledged to Sept
-, 1915. NJ. Well 4 Co. 22T Sd Ave. n.
Y. loan once. NJ. Brown, prop. 1851 Sd
| Ave. g. UnGer's Sons. IS Manhattan 81.
unser Bros, Inc. sos fremont Ave,
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ARMY ORDERS.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l2.-These army orders
were issued today

WASHINGTON, Sept. l2.-These army orders
were issued to-day:
The following were placed on active duty :
Capt. A. ID. Davis N. u, 70 Linda Vista, Cal. ;
Major 8. W; Ft!aserald. Junior Military
Mich Capt. Mortimer Remington, Y. NJ. U. X.
e., TO New York: First Lieut.. X. r. Throck-
morton. N. u. T.. to Camp Dodge, Ia First
to Chicago; Second Lieut. waldo Adler, Cav. !.
airy y. a. 10 Camp Dix. n. j.. First Lieut..
W. II. Parker, Ordnance Department n, A..
n y; MAJOR Frederick Menge, NJ. r.. G.. to
Louisville, Ny. Capt. n. H. Perez, NJ Il. G.,
from duty Illinois state Eye and Ear lnnrmary.
Peck. Ordnance o. Il. g.. to revolutionary
FORCES, France: Capt. A. A. Peters. Engineers
o. II. G.. from Engineers training camp, Van.
Enstnsers, Annapolis Junction Nd; Capt r
o. Arnold. Y. ~ U. II. T.. to Fort Oglethorpe.
Ga; First Lieut.. ". l.. hughes. Ordinance
:ro~n, jr., military aviator, from chicago 10
Hampton. Va; First Lieut.. w Il. Harris,
n. n. c., to southern Department First Lieut..
Dsnt rpst t Lieut. Burton T.% H r. to
southern Department: First Lieut.. d. II. Ayes,
n. 4. e., TO Southern Depsrtment; Capt. T,
VI S.s s'a n:u S. ,ssn.ss ws.',i Il 9. 1s
to Linda Vista. Cal ; First Lieut.. NJ Il.
F.aea knsn 6aSn 5sa ss Msec sssi,on 9 Il ,; c a
". Z. Douglas, Aviation Section q. r. G., from
Esntoul. III. to Mineola. n. y: Capt. L. L.
Morton, N. II. e., 10 Central Department
Second Lieut.. ]. A. Code. Jr., Coast Artillery,
to Camp Pike, Ark; First Lieut.. l.. {. Dodge.
Engineers o. II. c., TO Chief of Engineers:
First Lieut.. Russell Macdonald. Aviation Sec.
tion D. r. c.. TO San Antonio. Tex. Firri
Eieut. W. J. I.ussier, NJ. n. c.. from, For,
Benjamin Harrison, Ind, to Camp Gordon
Ga. Capt. F. NJ. Weld. Infantry N A., "a
Camp Upton, n. Y; Lieut. Col r. =. Johns
ton Engineers " A.. to sl4th Engineers. Camp
Funston. Kan. First Lieut.. +. Il. Woodruff
Clemens. Mich; First Lieut.. II. 8. Basley
Aviation Section q. r. G.. to Fort sill. Okla
Capt. Michael BENJAMIN. Q. N. .. X. C., to
o. r.. G., to Philadelphia; Capts. II. A. Rob.
erts and A. L. Ladd Engineers o. Il. C.. from
duty Fort Leavenworth, Kan. to Hoboken
from American University, d. G., TO Philadel
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PAWNBROKERS' SALES.

-
l.. l.. FIRUSkI, Auct'r. 20 BOwery. sells
10 \. NJ. unredcemed pledges Of every de-
scription for unpaid loans from the follow
ing pawnbrokers. including all diamonds.
rubies 'sapphirss, pearls. emeralds. all
other stones unset or set In rings. earrings.
pins. links. chains. studs. bracelets. lockets
or other mountings. all tewelry. watches,
silverware. guns. instruments clothing.
to dates and up to numbers mentioned.
both inclusive, and all pledges held over,
Sept. 13--Wm, Simpson. 81 Park Row,
prior July l3, 1915. to No. 2695+,
Sept, 13--Large consignment diamonds,
Jewelty, &C.
Sept. 14-wm. Goldstone, 80 Park Row,
loan office at 80 No. William St. from Nos.
cS2l to s527 to July 81. 1916.
Sept, l9-Wm. simpson & Co. l6i
Bowery, prior June J. 1915, to No. 10000.
Sept. l9--Ave. A Loan Office, 203 Ave.
A. A. s. weinberger, prop'r. prior Sept ..
1918, Nos. %1sSl to $500.
ST.. all goods pledged In February. March
April May. June, July OF 1916 from Nos
sO7l to 6s2l. all inclusive. +. sobel 4 Son
1<26 ga Ave, prior Sept 10, 1916.
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Csps. G. b. Crane. Seventh Infantry. n. z.
N. G.: First Lieut. Raymond Gundry, Infan.
try o, n, o. First Lieut.. J, q, kea, N. r. g.;
First Lieut., J. I. Sanford. Infantry O. r. e.;
Major Wilson Reed inisntEy E,.,G g r,,i.ry T. e.; seS
r. c.; Second Lieut. Frank Peary. Cavslry
o. R. O.; Second lieut.. H. X. Van Every.
Field ARTILLERY o. r. O., Capt. O. n. Scott.
infantry o. r. c., Second Lieut.. u, q.
Mitchell. Infantry o. r. O.: Second Lieut. o.
r. Larrabee. Infantry O. r. c.
Leaves OF absence granted: First Lieut.. H.
r. Forester. M. r. C.. one month and hve
days; Capt. o. r. Cole. infantry. assistant
recruiting officer. ten days; Major \. M.
Dichmann infantry. one month on certificate
Of disability; Capt. Malcolm Wheeler Nichol
son. cavalry extended twenty days.
First Lieuts. A. v. Carl. NJ. r. G.: J. L.
INnker. II. r. G.: Richard Btnion. M. r. c..
and W, l.. Baber. NJ. r. C.. relieved from &C.
tive duty.
second Lieut.. J. L. Ballard, infantry. will
report TO Commanding General Hawaiian De
psrtment. for duty.
Special orders, August. relating TO First
Lieut. J. p. James. N. X. c.. amended TO d.
rect him upon completion OF duty at Boston
TO proceed TO Fort Ethan Allen Vermont.
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TERMINAL CONTRACT NO. la NJ
Electrical equipment and machinery Tor
lock.
Contract plans, sheets I'LL inclusive
Plans may be seen and detailed specihca-
tions. engineers estimate OF quantities pro-
posal blanks, form OF contract and bonds
ers may be had at the Office of the Super
intendent Of Public Works at Albany. y. Y.
at the once Of the Assistant Superint tendent
of Public Works for the Middle Division at
Syracuse. y Y, at the ONCE Of the Assist
ant Superintendent OF Public Works for the
Western Division at Rochester. y. y, and
at the canal office Spauding's Exchange.
cop,e, 'oi Of detailed plan. or drawing. may
surveyor at Albany. N Y. upon payment
to him OF the cost of producing them.
Monthly estimates VIII be paid OF ninety
at the contract price. Every proposal for
said work must he accompan MED BY a money
deposit IN the form OF draft or certified
in the city of Albany or New York. issued
by national or state bank tor trust COM
good credit within the state and payable Mt
sight to the Superintendent of Public Works
Tor hve per centum t5 per cent? OF the
amount Of the proposal.
cepted will be required to execute a con-
tract and furnish bonds within ten days
TO him or them in person or mailed to the
address given in the proposal.
Upon execution or the contract and ap
provai Of bonds. the certified check or draft
will be returned to the proposer unless the
Same shall have been presented for cotlec-
ton prior 10 such time. In which case the
the Superintendent of Public Works
The deposits OF bidders other than the
one 10 whom the award Of contract shall
hc made will he returned Immediately after
the award has been made.
The bond required for tho faithful per
formsnce Of each contract shall he in such
sum es shall be fixed by the Superintendent
OF Public Works. which sum shall no, be
OF the estimated cost Of tho work according
To the contract price, and an additional
bond. known rs the labor bond. in the sum
Of ten per centun 90 per cenN of the
according to the contract price. will be
required security that the contractor
will pay in full at least once In each month
all iaborers employed by him upon the work
specified to be done In the contract
In tho event that more than one surAty
company Is offered as surety on said bonds
co insurance only will be accepted.
Each proposal mus, rt,, be addressed to the
~. Y. and must be endorsed on the en-
yelope with the name of the construction
for which the proposal Is made.
Award. II made. will be made to the
lowest In cost to the State for doing the
work. and which shall comply with all pro-
Visions required to render IT formal Before
any award shall be made the lowest bidder
Will he required to satisfy the Superin-
tendant Of Public Works OF his ability 10
provide suitable equipment and materia Is
for the proper PERFORMANCE Of tho work.
Tho right IL reserved to reject all pro-
posals and rcadvertise and award the con-
tract IN the regular manner ~. in the tuds-
ment OF the undersigned, the interests of
the state will he enhanced thereby.
w w. wOTHERSPOON,
euperintendent OF Public Worka
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Rod and Gun Neuus
sEPTEMBE


and opened the door his young wife was
waiting for him. -;
''what--what--what is the matter7'
gasped the Captain.
The icebox Is leaking" replied Mre
Tallowitz.
Now, the Captain does not get angry
very easily and Of course he would not
say anything harsh to his wife. especiaily
as they have not been married more than
a year. His friends, however, arc OF the
opinion that he thought Of some naughty
was wanted at home. As he was leaving
the apartment TO return to Bergen Beach
he was heard to remark:
when ! am away on a fishing TIP you
will do me n favor not to summon me
home unless the house 10 on hre or to at
tend the funeral Of the jauttor.
New York. Sept. o.
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COtt0n bSSteS Weother E0vecaV'
For North Carolina. fair and warmer
to-day; fair Tomorrow.
For South Carolina, fai. to-day: warmer
In the interior; Increasing cloudiness to-
morrow.
For Georgia, fair and warmer to-day;
showers Tomorrow. except fair In the
northwest portion.
Louisiana, Arkansas and west Texas, fair
and warmer to-day; fair tomorrow
For Oklahoma, generally fair .o-day;
to morrow.
For east Texas. fair and warmer to-day:
probably fair tomorrow.
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Weather Forecast.

For eastera New York. fair and warmer
sriS wisds.
For New Jersey and New England. fair
to-day; warmer in the interior; fair to-
morrow; moderate southeriy winds.
For western New York, fair and warmer
to-day; probably fair tomorrow: moderate
NEW YORK. Sept. I3---rhe high pres
sure area yesterday covered all the country
weather was fair. except in Florida. where
1t was cloudy and rainy. showers also
occurred In the upper Mississippi and Mis-
eosst, ELSEWHERE T in the ne wes, @ t'S it wa. fair.
TIE cold spell lost its force In all the
ststes save in the south Atlantic and
Gulf states. where 1t was about ten degrees
cooler. Frosl occurred in good part Of
the middle Atlantic and New England
1t was warmer in the central s;ates.
In this city the day was fair and slightly
warmer: winds. fresh west. shifting to
hum,dy IS per
at s A. NJ. SO.35; 3 p. NJ. 30.2s.
Barometer ................ so.3d 'o:3l
immunity ................. - %
Naturalization ...... y. $.
Wind-veiocity ....'........ 5 40
ptWr prsctn;ts ;,, '''''''''''''' Steat enn enn
es recorded by the ofhciai thermometer. is
shown in the annexed table:
- M. ilPP. M'"ss.. sP. Ms;
+ i:
90 NJ; - 4 ~; II s; y
;F. MS MS s. IN hd' n:ss ..:.sa 9:
Lowest temperature. %. s.' at 4 . a. 4. NJ. \"
AveraEe temperature. go.
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Miniature Almanac.

Miniature Almanac.
United states Coast and Geodetic Survey
STANDARD Time.
Sun rises. $50 A M Sun sets. .shl p N
Noon rises.....2:53 A N
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .5::2 A N Gov. leland. 6;oi A NJ
Hell Gate......s.ls A
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. ii :ss A N Gov. Island Il 90 A NJ
Hell Gate.....2.li A
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a, Capt. Fred wrege, whose anglers In the
y. J. r. III Of Sheepshead Bay have
oeen averaging twenty. thirty and forty
for the past ten days, Yesterday on Long
branoh located a school Of blackhsh and
nose se. on board had catches ranging up to
weighed from to IL pounds and It was
the largest catch the NJ. j. Il. III has
brought In so early in the fall season.
Three speciea on Jerssy Coaat.
On board the Effort OF sheepshead Bay
on Sunday Off the Jersey coast sea bass.
porGies and blacknsh were taken to the
number of $52.
Founders Bite in long leland Sound.
Capt. William A. Honman's parry In the
Olga last Sunday. In Long Island Sound.
returned with a catch Of 500 founders
divided among seven fishermen.
Three Red Drum Entertain Thousands.
On Sunday last, fishing from the pier
caught, weakhsh, kinghsh, croakers, fuke
and the celebrated ekate. but II remained
for Joe Heath TO start the excitement by
hooking into big rcd drum hsh which
gave him hard tussle.
ne was hshing from the northea.t cor
ner Of the pier when he hooked his nsh.
and 1t hung on his line there for nearly
an hour without moving any great dis.
tance. 1t rose to the surface and splashed
bit. and then Joe worked the fsh aorund
the south end of the pier successfully and
then gradually worked II back toward the
beach. He had to handle the red drum
very carefully as his tackle was not
strong ss and the seas were very high, and
Unfortunately for Joe the fish came In
on one Of the big combers and washed
under the pier and around the spiles when
his leader broke and MIR. Fish was free.
Fine work by the angler. but hard luck at
After that excitement was over and
everybody had settled down to fishing for
anythins that would come along DR.. Grass
man hooked Into another drum, and then
Inc doctor lost his courage and called for
help. which came In the person Of a MIR.
bennett OF Asbury Park who took the rod
from the doctor and played the fish around
Mr.. Newburger. u member of the Asbury
Park Fishing Club. was in tho surf wait
ing for Mr. Bennett. The red drum hap
pened to get caught in ono Of the big
eombers and was washed under the pier.
but fortunately 1t landed close to Mr..
Newburger. who caught 1t in the gills and
dragged It up the beach, the crowd OF
Two thousand or more cheering loudly, 1t
was weighed in the clubhouse and tipped
the scales at 81 pounds.
NoA to be outdone by the other two men,
Koy James. a member OF the Asbury Park
FiHhing Club and man Of small stature
and weighing a little over a hundred
pounds. started the excitement all over
ana IT must be said that ne was very
cool and collected person holding such a
large hsh. but he successfully worked 1t
around tho pie to the beach. where It
house showed 1t to be the largest OF the
two IS pounds.
This must be said. that there is no
harder or better lot of fishermen that Ash
Ine piers or SURF than those boys Of Asbury
Park. HOWARD KAN.
Newark ~ j. September 10
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Totals. s5ls.'.

'Ba'ted for Black well in ninth
tBatted for Enzman in ninth
Providence ........... | a =,
Ncwar o 0 0 0 0 -
Hits and earned Sans-On Cav. lS ard
in niue innings: off Enzman. 15 and " .lrh,
innings Stolen bases-Cooney t2) MasSTy H.
Eayrs t2l. Two base hits-Callahan. Ef9rei
Three base hit-Haas Sacrifice hits-Envrs
C0bney. Twombley. Double plsy-Enzman
Lewis and Russell Struck out-By Cav, Z.
by Enzman, Bases on baIls-OR Cav 4
off Enzman. 3. First base on errors-Nen.
ark. .. Left on bases--Providence. i New.
ARR. 10 Tmpires-Messrs. Mullen and Hart
Time hour and IS minutes
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Private Schools

A Complete Directory of New
York City and out of town
Private Schools appears every
day in the Morning Edition of
THE NEW YORK SUN.
The sun., 1917-09-13
BOROUGH Of BROOKLYN

Abraham 4 Staus, Fulton St Tackle only
Aichele. r.. 4ol knick av, Tel. ISIS Ev'gre.n,
Conzen. A, $50 Grand st. Tel. 3Ol5 stag
Nccring Z O." ess Liberty az. NJ Sshsn,l.
Johnson, p. $50 Wyckon av. Tel, S575 R'wick
Kern, j., 236 Hamburg av. Tackle and bait
Kingston, ltg9 Fulton St 750s Bedford Shcdders
hummer, 1857 Fulton ST., Reid av 1895 Bedford.
Ioeser, Frederick Co, Fulton st. Ikle only,
Marsters. !. r, SO Court 81. Tel 2l25 Main
Michaelson, Sli Bway, Tel. No bait
Schaaf, loo Flatbush av, Tel. esls Sterling
Slotc, WIN. sac Flushing av. Tel 4sl6 Stagg
Nnnhring lnSo Mvrtlo rol Al1S " lck
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AT BALTIMORE.
FIR CT GAME
Totals % % S 427l7 q
Totals ..S7 &I2 u Is :
'Batted for Enrtght III the ninth innins
IRAN for Reynolds in the ninth innin:

'Batted for Enrfght i'll the ninth innlns
Ran for Reynolds in the ninth innn:
Richmond ............. | a.
Baltimore. ............ 0 0 . 3 rs
Two base hit--McGaffigan. Home IN
Kerr. Stolen bases-Ei bel. Shannon, 2; Few
ster Lowry, McGafiisan Sacrifice hits
non. Fewster and Bentley. 2; Enright. Eibsl
and Kerr. Left on bases-Baltimore. 5. Rich
mond I. First base on errors-Rlchmond
Baltimore. !. Bases on balls-On Thormahlpn
], off Enright. l. Hits and earned runs OF
Parnham, hits, runs III % innings. of
Thormahlen. hits. 9 runs in % innings, of
Enrght, hits runs in innings Ht hy
pitcher-By Thormahlen, /. Struck ont By
Parnham. /: by Thormahlen, 3: by Enr. snt
Passed ball-kerr. UmpiresMessrs Frc"mg4
and o O'Brien. Time OF game hour end 81
r,,lp puf
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SECOND GAME
Totals, Al "A q 205
sRau for Kerr in fourth

'Ran for Kerr in fourth
Richmond. ..,........ 0 IN
Baltimore ........... 0 0 0 0 h-s
Two base hits-McAvoy. McDermot, Ne.
GaHsan. Ebel Knabe Three base hl's-
shannon. Hanford.N>E Stolen h4.e.
Barber, Lowry. Hanfdfd. McDermott Bank,
ston Sacrifice hits-Banks,on, Knah- NJ
Gafigan. Left on bases--Bal, more. !!
Richmond. g. First' base on errors Rich
mond. l. Bases on balls-ON Fergusn0 4
Thormahlen. !; Enright. 3. Hits and earned
runs-Oh Ferguson. hits !, runs Q IN two
innings: off Thormahlc hits II. run. IN
.. l-3 innings; of EnriGh'. hits a. runs ~
nine innings: off Mcclellan. hits Q, rr0s 4
in IS innings. Struck out--By ThormaAien
=; by Enrisht, . wild pitch -Thorn,aNier
Passed bali-McAvoy Ump,r~s N"s,rs
O'Br,en and Freeman Time horr and 81
minutes
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PROPOSALS.
STATE OF NEW YORK


STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Albany. September eth, 1917.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed proposals will be received by the
under signed at his office in tho Capitol at
Albany, y. T., until twelve o'clock noon of
Tuesday. october 9th. 1911, at which place
and hour they will be publicly opened and
read for improving the New YORK state
ca mails pursuant to the provisions of Chap
ter l47 OF the Laws of 1903. and Of the acts
amendatory thereof and supplementary
thereto. and Chapter $40 Of the Laws o!
1915, as folows.
The sun., 1917-09-13

ETC CAnaI-Sectioh T.
For completing the construction OF the
canal at certain locations between Lyons
and Newark and for constructing retain
ing dam at Macedon.
Sheets to inclusive
And for the construction Of Barge canal
terminals pursuant to the provisions OF
Chapter .i6 of the Laws of 1911. and OF
The sun., 1917-09-13
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.

ACker, Il, O., Sewaren, =. J,
Diganard. GO Bank IT, Tel, s5S3 Mkt. Bait
Lining. l6 Ferry st Newark. Bait, Tel 2255Mkt
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