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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
BASS AND CARROLL WIN

francis Bass and Daniel Carroll
he the prize winners in the as"
|rn8ment at the Tabs rooms last
ming. Both were presented with
keys. About 80 took part in the
srnament and some high scores re-
FED. Bass, who claims the cham
snship of the rooms, won IS games
of a possible "a, while Carroll and
mas Lowe both won rs. The tic
played off and result ed in Car
lis winning the turkey. Another
gSEnment before the holidays is
Flg planned.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
LETTISH GOVERNMENT
MAKES APPEAL FOR HELP

Washington, Dec. 20.-An appeal
for protection from the BolshevilSi
was received by the state department
today from the Lettish government
through the American legation at
Stockholm. The Lettish representa-
tives said the German troops We're
not remaining to maintain order as
the armistice terms permitted, but
were leaving the country at the
mercy of the BolSheviki.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Antony Hickman.

Antony Hickman, formerly Of Gold
street. died Wednesday in San Ber-
nardino, Cal, of pneumonia. He was
born in Galicia and arrived in New
Britain seven years ago. He left here
for California last July. He leaves a
brother, John Hickman, of this city.
The funeral was held in San Ber-
nardino, Cal.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
JEWISH CAMPAIGN TO OPEN.

The Jewish war relief campaign
will be carried on in this city begin
ming Christmas day and ending the
following Sunday. The purpose OF
the campaign at this time is to COM
plete the city's quota for this relief
fund. Fifteen teams have been ap-
pointed to carry on the short CAM
paign. Dinners will be held daily at
which the team captains will report
progress. The dinners will probably
be held in Talmud TOrah hall.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
MINOR ALTO COLLISION.

Miss Volz, driving the Ford deliv-
cry truck of the Volz Floral company
collided with another automobile last
night at the junction of Washington
and Lafayette streets. Miss Volz was
coming up Lafayette street in a
northerly direction and the other
driver was going west. The cars COL
lided but little damage resulted. Miss
Folz reported the matter to the po-
lice.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
ASSAULTED IN SALOON,

Edward Miller Of So Mill street
came to the police station last night
and complained that he had been as
saulted. He said he was in Jones sa-
loon on South Main street AID q man
struck him. He wanted a warrant
made out for his assailant's arrest
He was referred to Prosecutor Klett
for the warrant.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
STFFS HOLD MEETING.

The New Britain Suffra gist party
held meeting last evening in RED
Cross hall at which Mrs. Nancy
Schoonmaker of Kentucky spoke on
the cause. She declared that since
woman has taken her part in helping
to win the war, she should be given
the vote. William II. Buell., recently
returned from France gave a snort
recital of his experiences overseas.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
lPECT FORECLOSURE ON
lATILLION DOLLAR MORTGAGE

Hartford, Dec. 20.-In Thine SUI
.ior court today Harrison B. Free
b, receiver, told the judge that the
Prest on three mortgages on the
stford and Springfield street rail-
b had been defaulted and he (the
|eiver) expected that the mortgages
Slld be foreclosed shortly. They
Eregate $1,O0O,0OQ. The expendi-
les of the road were $2,640/ greater
pa the receipts in October he said.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
SWITCH BOX AFTRE.

A switch box at the corner Of
Commercial and Main streets took
fire last night and Engine company
No. 1 was called out to put out the
fire. Slight damages resulted. The
switch box was repaired in a few
minutes and traffic along the Farm
ington avenue, North Stanley, and
East Main streets was not delayed.
The still alarm was sent in at $50.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
AT VARIOUS SCHOOLS

The schools of the city closed today
for the Christmas recess and will open
again on December 80. : At each OF
the schools a program was carried out
In the form of Christmas entertain
meat, principally singing, dramatiza-
ton and dancing. A Christmas tree
was the principal attraction in some
of the lower gradets.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
David II. Anderson.

David e. Anderson, aged 20, for
merly of this city died at his home in
Detroit, Michigan, yesterday. Besides
his wife and daughter he leaves his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ander-
son of SO Griswold street. Also two
sisters and three brothers two of
whom are in France.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
MAY REORGANIZE CLUB.

Boston, Dec. 20.-President John A.
Heydler Of the National league was
expected here today to confer with
men financially interested in the
Boston club with view to re-
organization. The club has been
without a leader since Major Percy D.
Haughton resigned as president after
being commissioned in the chemical
warfare service.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
ROBBED. SUSPECTS 'FRIEND."

"A black fur coat, a pair of blue
trousers $14 in bills and a watch were
taken out of John Hellberg's room on
Main street last night. The money
was taken while the occupant of the
room was out. He suspects a ''friend''
and has asked the police to investi-
gate the matter.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
MAXIMUM PRICES ON
COPPER EXPIRE JAN. 1

Washington, Dec. 20.-Maximum
prices on copper will expire january 1
and will not be renewed, it was an
nounced today by the price fixing
committee of the war industries
board
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20

ter1ng Colmar in A1sace, in the hands
or the French for the first time since
1870.
The upper picture shows Mayor
Lehman greeting General Castelnau
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20

Ihese are the first pictures to ar
rive IN this country Of the entry OF
Geheral de Castelnau at the head Of
Inc FRENCH army of occupation en-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20

while the lower photo shows the
French troops entering the city while
General Castelnau is at the left on
horseback reviewing his troops.
Co Underwood & Underwood
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20

James OFBrien has been given his
discharge papers from the army at
Fortress Monroe. He has returned to
his home on Myrtle street.
James Maher will return to the
Naval Aviation Station at Sandy Hook
tomorrow
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-20
Mrs. Margaret Moore.

A solemn high mass was sung in
ST. Joseph's church this morning for
the late Mrs Margaret Woods Moore,
wife of Edward Moore. Rev. Michael
Reagan, of Hartford, a relative Of
Mrs. Moore, was celebrant of the
mass, Rev. J. c. Brennan of Kensing-
ton was deacon, and Rev. Patrick
Daley, pastor of the church was sub
deacon. The three priests accom-
panied the body to the cemetery
where the committal prayers we're
read. There were many floral offer
ings and the flower bearers were
Charles McKeon and Jseph Woods.
The pail bearers were John Hennes-
sey, William Woods, James Fitzsin-
mons, William B. Geary, William
Roche and Timothy Woods Interment
was in st. Mary's new cemetery.
The sun., 1918-09-06
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Receivers Sell Trow Building
on Third Avenue Corner
to an Investor.
DAWSON HOME IN DEAL
Mrs. Gustav Kissel, Wife of
Banker, New Owner Of s. st
Street House.

The former home OF the Trow Print
ing and Publishing Company, which re-
Gently went into the hands OF a re-
ceiver, has been sold by the receivers.
Edward II. Titus and John b. johnson, to
an investing client of the Douglas Rob-
inson. Charles s Brown Company. The
property, which consists Of a Ave story
structure. particularly adapted 10 the use
Of the printing business. was erected a
few years ago by the Trow company. 1t
occupies the northeast corner Of Third
avenue and East Twelfth street, having
a frontage Of IT'S feet on the avenue and
225 feet on tho street. Part Of the site.
the Third avenue end. measuring 776x
100, 10 owned by the Hamilton Fish Cor
poration and is occupied under lease
which expires in 1888. The remainder
Of the site was owned N fee by the Trow
company.
The presses and other fixtures of the
company were sold to and recently re-
moved by Louis Leavitt of Brooklyn.
VINO paid the receivers $4,000 for the
OUTFIT The investment possibilities Of
the building arc enhanced by the recent
taking over by the Government Of one
Of the big buildings on the West Side &C.
cupied by tho printing trade.
The sun., 1918-09-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES

WYNN name anu auoress oi iehoei ~
18TH ST. 1916. 100 samuel and selin.
Cohen, Bradley Court. 165th st and
Bway. 30 Anna Posen. III W 115th st,
March 3. 1913: atty. kohn, 400
18TH n ST.. So. ssa.a It'll av. ie.iossS, i
Lee o Humphrey. 1875 W l3oth st. TO
Clara Drucker. l21 w 114th ct, April
3. 1918; atty, David Pfeiner. .l8o
leoTH ST, :. 1854 W LIST av. IG.sxloo, 10
-Raffaele and Annina Tervolino. 336 =
sSis 3 Dec fIn1 1si7 st,s louis 80 Leo
1lsTH ST.. iSs w.Ka,is schxsrt. to
samuel ssa.ss. ApItI &c. 1917 st oSo
cRoToN ST. =; 1895 lo,h sv; 29ss1
SIS sisTlin W,, p R y p,rS SIy 1900
LOTS 10 and 10. map land Of saml Ryer.
18th ward. begins at !. 18th av, l0s n
from /, 1s3d st. runs 50x 1913 to
1881 to bes-Dsniel Rogers Constr
Co TO Frank b I.astette and Jeremiah
l. Murphy. Oct /. 1910; atty. Robert
s. bGRa0 PRops ss;ESr to same. 81
ARDEN ST. i5-BrOmberg Realty CO. las
ssh Ss.,s to Ass1 os, s g. lbs s MGyt
J j il zlessr. si7 Bwsy.. y. . %. 500
RIyINGToN ST; sw Mangin st. etix
H Hys. " o aes" 10 ;S'i va Dio
18TH ST, 8. 147s W Greenwich av.
I7,exI2esx irIsg-Jaekson Square Realty
FEB 7. 1918; atty. Jno T Dooli.E; ~ g
18TH fa'f ST. ai5.&i W. Jane st. i 1G
Jackson sausrs tss!ty w &c to I. Farmers ss1,
j. 1910; attys. Gelier; II 4 Koran, 3:
Exchange pl. .SIo.ooO
The sun., 1918-09-06
TRADING ABOUT TOWN.

WEST HOUSTON STREET - Michael
Maresca has resold through Pope &
Bro. 200 West Houston street, q four
story factory building. occupying a
! lot, 25x119.s. between Varick and
Bedford streets. The seller acquired
! this property recently. together with
214, 216 and 21S. from the estate Of
John H. Patrick.
COLUMBUS AvENUE-O. g. Manss
has sold for John A Brown. Jr.. of
Delaware county, Pennsylvania, the
i've story apartment house. with
stores, on lot 25.sx106.3. at s7S Column
bus avenue. southwest corner Of Sew
enty-eighth street. The purchaser is
the Roseff Realty Company civilian
Grodginsky and Samuel Roseff). which
plans to make the house into small
suites. The purchase was made for
all cash.
SECOND AVENUE-James II. Cruik-
shank has sold to Alicia L. Laird three
five story tenements, on plot 75x100, at
1886 TO 1850 Second avenue, assessed
at SD, 900. AZ part payment the buyer
gave the hve story single fiat at 546
West 165th street. on plot 20x11s.
Harry Sugarman was the broker.
WEST 18TH STREET-Samuel Cowen
has sold the three story dwelling on
lot 20x100 at 149 West 119th street
for v. Rothol.
EAST 140TH STREET - Frederick
Brown has bought from the estate of
Emil Oppenheim the five story apart
ment house. on plot 37.ex100. at SOL
East l40th street. Mr.. Brown re-
Gently bought and resold two similar
adtoiu1ng buildings at 4s1 and 495.
Harry J. Rogers and Phelps & Da-
maine were the brokers In the latest
deal.
BOSTON ROAD. Clarence Davies
has sold for Charles J. Crowley the
vacant plot. 105xs9, on the west side
of Boston road. about 500 feet north Of
White Plains avenue.
AQUEDUCT AVENUE - The Clayton
Realty Company ha0 sold the three
, story dwelling, on lot l66xs6. at 2336
Aaueduct avenue to Il Cullondier
William r. Lowe was the broker.
The sun., 1918-09-06
To REPAIR WOUNDED SHIPS.

A huge dry dock. where ships dam
aged by U-boats will be reclaimed, Is
said to be planned for the property OF
Ichabod T. Williams & Sons lumber
dealers. at Stapleton, Staten Island. just
leased by the Government for term off
twenty years The tract has a water
frontage of 1900 feet and INCLUDES
everything from the Tompkinsville line
70 the landing at Stapleton. excepting
the Brady property. 1t is understood
that about s1.3o0.o00 has been appro-
priated for the Improvement OF the land
Recently the Government took over the
plant OF the Merritt q Chapman Der
rick and wTeckiDg Company in Bay
street. Stapleton. ."'-H.1 I'D. -
The sun., 1918-09-06
BUYS OLD DAWSON HOME.

The former homo of Henry p. Davi-
son OF ]. p. Morgan G. Co.. at ~ West
Fifty street, has been purchased
by Mira Gustav Kissel. wife Of the senior
member Of the banking firm Of Nssel.
Kinnicutt q Co. The property consists
Of a six story American basement house,
occupying q Columbia leasehold. as
sessed for $4,000, and was sold
through John N. Golding. Several weeks
ago 1t was announced that the house
had been sold to Isidore Book, an opera
tor. While tentative contracts were
eigned this transaction was never COM
pleted-
The sun., 1918-09-06
MORE SPACE FOR U. s. Ar

,. The United States Government. ac-
cording to report which could not be
confirmed. has practically concluded ar
Tangements for the taking of the eleven
story Cluett Building at 22 TO 2s West
Nineteenth street. running through the
block to 10 to 90 West Eighteenth
street. This property. 1t is understood,
Is wanted for the overflow needs OF the
big structure formerly occupied by the
j. Il. Greenhut Company. which the
Government recently leased as a depart
ment for the personnel of hospitals and
supply depot. The Cluett Building con-
tains approximately 1875. 900 square feet
The sun., 1918-09-06
LEASING FOR pUsINEss.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased for the Hanover Supply Com
pany to the Allied Storing Company
the six story building. on lot 2oxs9. at
NJ & L. Hess have leased with Sam
uei Geller the twelfth floor at "a and
70 West Twenty-ffth street to Melman
Bros waists; also the eighth floor at
SO to 81 West Seventeenth street to the
superior Wash Suit Company.
The sun., 1918-09-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Receipts. 655 head; IL cars
for the market GERS irm at slsT5 q
1885, per 100 lbs: bulls and cows nomlnaliy
steady. Dressed beef steady at 209eshc
per 10, for native sides.
CALyES-Rece!pts, 1880 head; 1900 on
sale. Veais ruled steady for deslrable
grades. The market was overstocked with
Westerns and at n sharp decline estimated
equal 20 slboQ3 per 100 lbs. the pens
were not likely to be cleared. Common
to choice veals sold at Ne.5OG2l per 100
lbs; culls at lsdl5; skim milk calves a /
Sl?; Western at tio.62ls Ola. City dressed
vesls steady at fi9ssc.: country dressed
at the same figures
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, $3.50
head; IS cars on pala sheep quiet; lambs
In over supply and there was 4 sharp
break in prices. with sale Use. gN lower,
large number were unsold AT u late hour.
The sun., 1918-09-06
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

10th ST. toi-tl? e. sixth roor-Haupt.
mann Realty Co to Pauline Miller. 1895
Intervale av. yrs from Jan ]. 1919;
attys, Ritterberg & n. 800 Bway. 500
sTH Av. 47s, $, 52,s 8 iist st. .sxssi-
Guardian Holding Co to Babson Bros of
Chicago. III, 10 yrs from May !. 1914;
address Delas Holden. care A Edison,
Orange, ......,....... -. s2@.5OO
HALL PLACE. and 8, all--Jos Stern
berg to Han Place Garage. on the
Of building 49,. Sc, 600. Sc, 800 and Sc, 900
Delaney ST. 2Os. all-Morrls Morri-
son and ano to Sol Mintz. on the prem
Uses. o yrs from Jan ]. 1918. 80, 600
MADISON Av, Q c Ann st, store No /
also rooms adj and sub cellar--vander-
bilt Avenue Realty Corpn 10 Thornet-
wanner, Inc. from Dec /, 1918, to Jan
81. 1924; attys, Eikus. v. 4 y. Ill
Bway ..........'.s '.''.. .S-V,OVV
Brenx.
souTHERs NJ BOULEVARD. es2 ali--sovis
Holding Corpn to Julius Sokolower. OPS
southern Boul: and ano from June 10.
1918. TO Sept 30. 1921; atty. J II Zieser.
2l7 Bway ...,.-..... ......., 1890
The sun., 1918-09-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

FIST ST. 3l3 E Gold st, ts; Monroe st,
n Q cor Jackson st: 10Th st, 81 e; l2th
s Ct, iss "; 18Th r, e, w@Ausp', y u u
18TH ST. $40 w~Titie Guar & Trust CO
to Title Guar & Trust CO and Y 3 Mort.
atty. Title Guar a T Co. 17s Bway
PARK Az. n W cor lain :t--Harrie e;Oy Z
Wall st; attys. White & Case. II Wall
1ssp ST. 5icj.i5is w-Ml;eitropciiitan Holding
Co to Jennie Raubitchek. sos L 5ist st;
atty. II Gottlieb, 2ss Bway. 81
HESTER 81, leimMstilda Pollack to
easo. Ill; attys. Diamond q A. Al Park
ssTH ST. il with. L Mo..n,hai ct al 10
Union So; attys. Duion q Roe. ~ Park
18TH ST. 3. iii,s W Greenwich 'U Svw
pooling. i7s z soth st; atty. lawyer. Z
RfviNSToM Nv 81 T"; ssip,,,, W.,,nsn 70
Jnliu. 8y.r: IL Mansi" st; " ss'S, Max y
18TH ST, ss4 willie Guar q Trust CO
to Roderiek r Ryan. ss Prospect place;
10TH ST, 1879 E-Metropoiitan Trust
Co to Gladys A Watkins, 1895 Isth st.
washington. D C; atty. II Pegram. 81
18TH ST. ito E.samuaeeii Roller to Fredk
Fricker. 476 w 3ith st. .$2SO
CENTRAL PARK w, cor 9th st, m q
S350. o0o-N Y Trust Co to City Mtg Co
Is Wall st; atty. F r Snow. Is Wall
81 ..........s ~
9TH ST. a, 40 W Central Park w
City Mtg Co to italian Saw Bank. 81
Spring st; attys. wayland b. i65
MADisoN ST, sis-sam;uie;ii Shack 10 Aaron
Horeng, IS Gouverneur st; atty, Nathan
Zverin. 40 Rivington st. .......l ..... 81
SAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brand, individ
and extrx. to same; atty, same. ...... 81
SAME PROPERTY. Esther Cish ct al
to Aaron Horeng and Goldie Brand. Sc
W Hath st; atty. same; . ASSN each ~
Bronx.
CoURTLANDT Av. 9 cor 155th st. 5ox
100; also LIST av, 8. 800 o LIST st. look
100. Olinville-Heiena Mochies. Mt
Vernon, n to John Mocbies, Mt
Vernon. Y; attys johnson & NJ. MI
LOT 5si. map Lohbauer Park-sandor
Rosner TO Frank Rauch, SIT Fails st:
atty. NJ B McHush. 27l5 Westchester
ARROW PL. slls-Anna C widen. indy
and ss extrx. to Anna e kirkhsm,
Stone av. OssininG, n Y; atty. Chas II
Baechler. ll2s z fremont sv. $500
ADRIAN AV. SIS, SO 9 Earth st, 5oxloo-
Chas Potter Camden. q c, to Gustav ID
Ober. GIL e ssth ct. Bkiyn, Y: atty.
G Winthrop. Ill Bway. 81
The sun., 1918-09-06

joining Fifth avenue, TO James A. Blair
or the .nrm Of Blair a Co, bankers. The
same brokers sold this house to tho
present owner In 1916,
The Houghton Company has leased to
faui A. Wooster and William r. GAL
iaher the four story and basement
dwelling at sos West Eishty-ninth street
Tor Zachary T. Piercy. 49,.
The sun., 1918-09-06
MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney
Downtown.
ISouth of Fourteenth street)
MADISON ST, 80, e5xi0O, Sept 5-Annie
u Mahoney to Bessie A Foley le2 Il
3tth st, yrs. SIS per cent; atty, John
IL Hosan' 40 Nassau st.. ,,,.... $4,000
East Side.
East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th strests) f
18Th ST, ?l7 e, 25xsss. p m, Sept ~
Joel Rinaldo TO Sarah E Furnaid, "a w
12d ST. yrs, ~ per cent: atty. Richard
Cd Az, 1913. 25xioo; I'd av. ioai. ?5Sioc.
p m. Sept t-Joel Rinaldo to Miliie
Helinger. 81 T. Goth VI. due Sept l.
1921. 81 per cent atty. T G q T CO.
ssra sT ii's.ai' ";c,s;s';;..;;cct, $4,000
Mayer Malbin to Stella Schin. SIS Cen.
trail Park West. due Sept l, 1891, as
attys. Morrison schiff. $40 Bwsy.s5, 900
soTH ST. :2s 2. as,srloa:. p m. Sept -
Miller Rosenberg to ceryi Hoids Corp. 81
The sun., 1918-09-06

ssc.; Southern, via freight. Sia 3sc.
FoWL-S-fsncy. heavy. via express, $40
fancy 6eaSg via > t1esS cypress,
freight. Posi- OLD RoojsrERs-v Via
s sl,sa k6IG IshNb 5r: ssRIN
DCCKLrN GS-Lb.. Isc. DUcKSvia ex.
press, ao9 sse.; via freight, 2s9s?c.
GuINEAs-Per pair. via freish:. sc, eli.
LIVE PIGEoNS-Per pair. via freight, 40
PROEISIONS-Pork unsettled: mess, $40
gasSS; family. 's5: short clear. s79kt.
packet. .s5 gas extra India mess. ssE1S
81 Hogs steady: baeons. :ssc.: 40 los.
si. se'' ,6p lfs' u, ishe Bellies frm; picked
1920 lbs, CSC. Grsases Arm; yellow. Ists
qlIc.: choice house. lsis aiTc. Picked
s ssms s'en sa ITssulsr i0-lE lbs 2s.e
die Vest ,sSssaas.ss ciis ara ARA a mia;
9 ainsnt , .s5on so5 Rshnea lard rm Cen
Brazil kegs. 1880. Compound steady;
Huoted' fZta y SAc stearine steady: city
lard stearine. ssg2skc.; oleo. .Ohc
ne SuSAh1cut ioar. &C.: crushed, s.75c
dered, 7.Ioc;: powdered. 7.s5c; fne rranu-
iated and diamond A, 1900; confectioners'
A. 7toc,; No. ], 1885.
,NEIMErABLES MISCELLANEOUS -
snsoHNJs jersey wa Island on bag
nal green, ,sSoes; cTsnss gsk' ss SsIs
fssSss S9s VS. S 81 ii5sSH; s ssk
hF5 s: &c., SSS;s s q; r.
coRN.,Fancy, large, per 100 ears SPs ; isSSSts
Ss tOq sc sad Ssi 'S' By SpcYM 4
100: nearby. h.k, soc. Qsl.25 Dbl. .2Tf I:
LIS Us , SSl. ,:sss,Sscss; cA5RAaEs@Sssrbs.
ELoWERs"ESnso 'i i.landy 1t s2,,. cA HsI 7;
crate. Ias7s. 'cELERYEstates' ar and si Jsr!
"a per Ea sHPfh, lTg Sc rough. case, g 9
HoRsERApisHSw esiSrh' lS6 ii lbs. 'Vf ga s.
LIMA b.k hESa "a 81 hsk., !:.5Og MAJ,
$50 Internationally IS! .i5 STfie' o SSI g
, IsS ssf Nts9I = quar- 6'f
Long Island. bS. iaSs5oS o SaE caantS
Ns sS S s'.,. per sra bag ,,SgHI7dSS bsk. $40
2.so} California, 100 10. bag. yl.sSas5S
PEAs-stats and western New York. 6sk..
sas. os bag , .siSo oui PESE s .5J@s
cheese. Dbl. ';;9a; finger. bill, ;sgsso;
EssrSy. i 90 SsSs;: ',s@S,. FApB4Rs-
s9UAsHWwhite. box. fsSSoc. S sk SO ~
!Sc'; Dbl. Ndi6 so; crookneck, bsk,, e5S
SS! ssS az; marro8 81. .l hsSSo .sa.
TURNIPs--RutabaEa,- Dbl or bag. s!Ss
TOMAToES--Upper Jersey, box. Soc a
NLIS south Jersey. box. soc. 9,i.5o; car
The sun., 1918-09-06
BRooKlYN HOME BUYING.

Tho Realty Trust has sold for the Ar
tee Realty Corporation the ono family
brick and stuoco dwelling at 1852 Forty
third street to Jacob Kaplan for occu-
pancy.
The Calder's Real Estate Company
has sold a two family house at VITA
Maple street. Richmond Hill. to Herman
C. Stukey.
James Waters has sold for Monroe
Suner the new detached stucco dwelling
with garage at 1853 Eighty-second street
The sun., 1918-09-06

Holding Co-et al foreclosure Of mort
,.gage)i attys. Rapailo 4 Kennedy.
10TH 81. ., ~ II Of LIST av, 2oxs6-
ISABELLA Canmann agt Ernest Miller
ct al foreclosure Of two mortgages);
attys. DAILY. Hoyt q Mason.
Bronx.
WALTON AV. VS., rs It . Of Cheever pi.
Ibxes-Harry J Dietrich sgt Benjamin
Brown, as trustee foreclosure Of
mortgage); atty, c q Dawson.
The sun., 1918-09-06
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
TAT Il yFSFY STREET.
n " NLSbf . NE y .
RY Iosenh p DaY

BY Joseph p. Day.
CENTRAL PARK SOUTH. OR 18Th ST,
as W, 25xlo0,S, Is sty hotei-Robt Nc
Oil agt IS W seth 81 Co ct al: due. s2s.-
3i6.s7; taxes, &C, Sie.t+S.t7: Withdrawn.
lat Sses THIRD AVENUEl
BY Joseph p. Day.
WALTON AV, sss, n cor 10th Ut, Sax
ll9xSSxl20.5, vacant-K X Steers agt II
p knight ct al; due. tS.s72.0S; taxes, &c.
f.ST.sS; TO the plaintiff. $500
.- BY Charles A. Berr!an.
Hath ST, si7-sis r. 6oxioo. 2 sty dwis-
G r Martens ct al, trustees, &c, Axt
Maria ALLEGRO ct al: due. ts,76I5b;
taxes. &C. t2N ga: TO. the plaintiff. 5000
The sun., 1918-09-06
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Annie C. Hynes is the purchaser OF
the dwelling at Fl Hamilton terrace.
sold recently ~ the Barney estate.
Herman II. Heidgerd is the buyer Of
the dwelling at 50 Hamilton terrace,
sold recently by william Schwartz.
The sun., 1918-09-06

YOUNG MAN. ~ TO so years old, exemp,
from draft. must be well educated and
practical. able TO edit a club monthly for
responsible position with a Social Welfare
Institution Write, giving details about
education. experience. religion, references
and salary desired s. w. J. D.. 40 Yves,
ll5th 81.