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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

nth ST. sss W; 21st st, $40 W.; "a av,
Tin Az. 226 e both 1t. 2s7 W; JIioiiS T.
525-27 r; l3Sth Ut, bS9 Z. all-Berry
Silnons to Paul Jorediand. 500 W isOth
y, . yrs from Dec /. 1918, Dec C; attys,
sieeroerE & Davis, 25s Bvay, FOR
sam 81, AZ W, n :. 225 = Gth av, ali
hdw y Kcnnard. cXr, 20 Alpine Restau-
rant Co, from Jan /, 1919. to April 80,
.s2l; atty David Bitter. ls Bway,
ESSEN 81, II5-i7, aii-Nathan FederEreeUU
70 Fel.I Knnstler, III Essex st, S yrs
from May J. 1919, and ; yrs renewal;
any II koppelman, Hl RlvingtOn
i':sT 81 g. 20 j.. all N!iiwood A 1tS
serve, lnr, 20 Snml Prudential 5O7 W
Isoth u, 10 yrs from Nov /, 1915; attv.
MAX stewart. 800 Bway ..'......fi,56j
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LARGER BROOKLYN FACTORY.

The American Machine and Foundry
Company has bought the three three
story brick buildings 550s. $50 and 55l2
Second avenue. This sales completes the
purchase necessary for the foundry COM
pany's plans for the desired additions to
its plant, which occupies the block
front 7o0xl00 on the north side OF Fifty
sixth street between First and Second
avenues The recent purchases will give
the foundry company 100 feet front on
Second avenue and 375 feet on Fifty
NTH street
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FLIES 175 MILES IN rs MIN
Glenn Martin Day Plane Does 1t
I'm Spite of snowstorms.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Despite heavy
snowstorms over the Allegheny Noun
tains, which forcer an ascent TO
10000 feet, the trip from Pitts
burg to Washington, a distance of
175 miles, was made In seventy-hve
minutes to-day by q Glenn Martin
day bombing plane equipped with
twin Liberty motors and piloted by
Major Harley W. Lake inspector for
the Division of Military Aeronautics.
Major Lake, a mechanician and an
other pilot left Cleveland yesterday,
but were forced to descend near
P!ttsburg for the night. Temperatures
as low as 10 degrees below zero were
encountered during the fight.
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HOG ISLAND REPORT FILED.
Hurley Has Document, hut IL Now
I'm Europe.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Elm response 20
a motion adopted Yesterday by the
Senate Commerce Committee Chair
nan Fletcher was advised to-day by
lie Shipping Board that tho rep ,rt OF
the Attorney-General or the Hog ISL
and shipyard inquiry is In the hands
OF Chairman Hurley. to whom It was
Il transmitted oy President Wis N.
AS Mr.. Hurley In now in Europe, II
was said. there arc no indications
when the report will be made public.
The sun., 1918-12-07
QUICK TURNS IN BIG FLATS.

Frederick Brown has resold the six
story apartment house, on plot S7.6x100,
at $40 West 144th street to the A. &
J. Realty Company. Joseph Bender pres
ident- In part payment Mr.. Brown took
he seven story elevator apartment
house. on plot 5lx100. at the southeast
corner of Madison avenue and Ninety
ninth street, which he Immediately re-
sold to the Moses Realty Company. Mr..
Brown bought the 144th street apart
ment house a few days ago from Helen
x. BiKelow.
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A sudden change from comparatively
dull trade to comparatively brisk BUSH
ness IN the silk fabric industry has come
about in the last few days. AT the be-
ginning Of this week n quiet tone pre-
vailed in the market but manufacturers
and sellers now are receiving many
orders.
20 be selling best but purchases include
substantially the full line, There is said
TO have been no reductions in price
levels.
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WAsHrNGTpN, Dec. 6,-Senator Nu-
gent, Idaho, Democrat, whose contest
in the November elections with former
Governor Gooding, Republican, was so
close hat the result was long in
doubt, vas sworn In to-day. giving
the Republicans in the next Senate
40 and the Democrats AZ seats.
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AMERICANS ON CANADIAN LIST,
A.. MackintOsh of New York CITY
Dies of Wounds.

OTTAWA. Dec. G. - The following
names Of Americans appear In to-
days overseas casualty list:
KILLED IN ACTION.
COLEMAN, c. Detroit.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
MACINTOSH, A.. New York.
DIED.
CASEY. II, Eoonsocket.
PRISONER OF WAR,
BRINCK, j., Massena, ". Y.
BURNED.
MONNIER, c., Dallas, Tex.
WOUNDED.
HOSEGOOD, H., Lombard, Ill.
ILL.
WHEELER, NJ. W. Mankato, MINI.
JOBCSCH, F., St. Louis.
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AUCTIONEERs ELECT OFFICERS.

James L. Wells was reelected yester-
day president OF the Real Estate Auc-
tioneers Association for another year.
william F. Redmond, who has been vice
president inc treasurer OF the assoc!a-
ton for the last year. was also reelected
Henry Brady was elected secretary to
succeed Hugh u. Smyth.
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Yesterdays Fires.

I:SO-!27 W, soth ST.; Ben:am'a
2:sO-s N"N E. i:5th st.; Yokai,aM
Japanese Novelty Co.. :l,t.I
3:30-l47 Alexander nv, II,
Bronx; NJ. Flack. ..........s.r.
3:56-Stanton and Cannon vt~.' .u
automobile; unkno~. ...... .S'r.t
4:oo-ttS 9Th av.; Reliance P--s;."s
7:2o-li5,h 81. ana Eas. Kv.-:
Standard Ga9 o........... &
7;S0-lo5, BeeHman g.; Ai.:"A"-. &
s:46-2sl ist av.; Cha..e, w..a-
$3.50 South St.: ,rueL. co----
lo:45-iS5 Cann65n st IN .r,,. .Tr,ro, e.
ll:05-9S Baxter s.; Msgg P
treilo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $40
l::20-sol E, ttth s.; ng.''
12:4O-sis ", Htn St. P,aJi,
1ao-i93??sSo Blat:asast;s az. II,l,4 Hare. .s''''
7:s5-ios f. 55th st; Milton Bar
':6O-fos E. ;;;h ST.: Iiac;o R;aji,z .']'
';:O-i!9 Front 81. cha-io, v NM
$685. a. ,sa' s.; rubbish; a Hn'D''
s:4O-sstD s'h ay., awning 4 \. ''"'
l:5o-sS S| Z. ts;;A st, 1ia.l.ia
s;so-tso' E. s.h st; Ao::o, R.p.i?
s:Io-757 pr2spec; av,, The Broa,
Sis" en- H'a ave; Word Button '''''
t:so-isSta' st, and lexington Wv
&!:?o-ssyt clinton Az. Ma. xia, E4 4.I:.s1
S:tb-l I05 Bathgste a. T,s
Bronx; Lena GreNrherg T-'--r
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BROKERS IN RECENT DEALS.

A d. Phelps & Damiane were the
brokers in the sale OF 677 West 2O4th
street for the Benenson Realty Com
pany to Abner Dlstellator, reported yes
terday.
Porter & Co. were the brokers in the
recorded sale OF the three story brown
stone dwelling at 245 West l31st street.
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LIS PENDENS.

ELTON Av. s24-s26-Matter OF the pet,.
ton OF Henry l. Phillips action TO regis.
ter titiel; atty, w Fsirchild.
0 :, block 1853. section II, on tax map
burnside Const 60 aRt Mary Il BIRD
81 al faction 10 f1reclOse transfer OF tax
Hem; atty, f J Martin.
?02p ST. = :, 1884 n e % Anthony az, abx
l0o-fideiio Brewing Co. Inc. aEt Annie
at'ya. Townsend & Guitermsp.
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LIENS.
Manhattan

seth ST. 10 E-Chas V SchwalI agt Alice
II Dexter. owner and contractor; Fredk
p & Walter d P!nkus, owners. ......S6
DrOnX.
JEROME Az, 26s9-2Gi5-Chas Gordon aR,
Geo II Leopoid, Pauline Leopold. will
lam Gundlach and Johanna Gundlsch,
owners and contractors. ........S277a
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EAST SIDE HOTEL LEASED.

Charles Morton Bellak has leased
through the Gehriug Hotel Company the
Ashton Hotel. at N~inety-third street and
Madison venue. from Mrs. FREDERICK
Benneche. who has owned and operated
the property for twenty-four years.
The lease Ia for fifteen years. at rental
a~ggregating 1905. 900.
The sun., 1918-12-07
TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Merchandise Activities
in Y. S. Show Decline

|ENERAL merchandise actiyi,v
throughout the United STATE,
shows n decline from lac,
weeks average, according TO comnlla
tons made by the Credit Cleari,.
House. which bases it's calculatlors
on. transactions of more than an
900. 600. VIZ
There were fewer purchases. whit,
Indebtedness remained about s,.
tlonary and payments were less. Tho
statistics show purchases declined
o. per cent. and payments, 2.9 psr
cent. P'
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ROCHESTER. Dec. 6.-There is no SUR
plus of shoes In stock and the demand
which is growing rapidly. Is keeping
pace with the best manufacturer can
do in the way OF output.
Therefore from Indications here prices
will remain high for at least six months.
After that there may be a gradual low
ering, but in the meantime there is said
to be more probability OF an advance
than a decline.
The sun., 1918-12-07
LAWRENCE PLACE RENTED.

The Paysou Mel Merrill Company
has leased. furnished, for Philip G.
Mumford to Mrs. William r.. Rand her
property on Cedarhurst avenue. Law
renee. L. /.
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RENTS WEST SIDE HOUSE.

Pease & Gilman have let, furnished.
for Mira II. c. Eldridge to Mrs. L. O..
Rathbun the five story dwelling at 341
West Eighty-fourth street.
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HpecldI DfSpdIch 70 TIE Sun
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-Largest merchan-
disc business ever handled during any
similar period in November Is reported
from many quarters. according to the
weekly review OF the trade by John V.
Farwell Company.
Sales of ribbons show a large increase
over the same period last year. Indica-
tons are that the silk market will re-
main firm bright colors are most in de-
mand. Mail orders are especially heavy
for jeweiry, toys and holiday goods.
Marshall Field & Co.. say current
wholesale distribution OF dry goods Is
about the same as during the corre-
spending period OF 1917,
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MORTGAGES,
with name and address Of lender. and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth stree,)


Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street.)
PELL ST, 9, 25.lSSs sxc5xs4.s, D m. Nov
2o-Walter T Ligh to Phebe W Me-
conihs; Lenox; Mass; 3 yrsi 81 p 6:
BEDFORD ST. sc cor Leroy st. aOxIS;
Leroy st. 8 S, Is e BediOrd St, iS1sSS:
pr mtg s21,OOO; Christopher ct, n W a.
at 8 3 Waverly .pl. 2l.ix75. pr mtg
$4,000, Sept 20. lsIt.Fredk Rabbe %
Rose & Paskus, 1IS Bway. -. ,i2.C 90
East Side.
tEast OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
1ST Av. ass, 3sxlOO, Dec 81 4 r Realty
Corpn to Gertrude Bernstein. $50 Edge
connie ay; yrs, 90; atty, LAWYERS T
SAME PRoPERTY,' Dec 5-same to :0OJ
pukas. trustee IN bankruptcy OF II &
/ JsrmuIowsky. individ and as nrm. of
p pr IaFRHIow's s,tv' due Nov l. 1921 90 Z
e4REH 81. % E, isssiiq Gl%s Jan 8, io11oIiEsiiiGS
4eth st, due July /, 1915, 8cs, pr mig
$4,000; atty. LHIis r Doyle, iii
b"ay .1l1,oOo
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets).
Eguer to Elliott Mort co. a77 BwaY,
S,tysi DS %eh Il ls9 2 4 &c Z, .PP71 mtg 'i1o SSG
OATH ST. n $, 3a2 e Amst av, 2OxIo0S
p m. Dec 6-Pnsquale I SImonelI r. !
Y Saw Bank, 81 Sth av. due and int az
per bond; atty, Jno a Dutton. 80 Maidt1
lane $40, 600
Uptown.
tMaEhattan Island, north OF Ifo.h s.reet.)
10th ST, 433-485 f. 87.GxIOOll, D M
Louis ~Stockman 10 Metropolitan Trus,
CO, SO Wal st. o yrs, BE; atty. Jno d
1s6 Gl1f' ST II va "a w st. iissx,So.tii D m, b sie' 500 500
Fannie L. Wood TO Sol Wertheim. 20 w
77th st. 3 yrs, 5hee; atty. Title Guar
,aisT 81 81. l5 Sa7 s%ssy W, ss;:6o,ii NJ. s., 200
Jack bernstein ct al to ssmii FTieden.
THAI. 507 W Roth 1T, due and int as
pr bond atty. Max steinsrt, 800
14oTH ST. IS W. 4ii..Ssaa,ii, Dec l.R ss11US
Z Realty Co 20 AtiSntic Finguce- Corpr,
1872 Bway. due as per bond. 0T attys'
Gettner. s & A, POO Bway .....,.. So, 600
Borough of The Bronr)
wESTCHESTER AV. n " 3, 1863 3 "
Union ay xsw soi.2 to n e iSsth St
e 2l.2x n e 20O--Rex Holding Co 20
Sarah Birns. III I'd av. prior mtg s2ll,-
atty, Title G r Co. i7s BSway, ,.5o.c 90
WEST n OF e u lot 1856. map WakeheidE
Lodovico Rischio 70 Giovanni Call, 2OS E
GiSSaS8i cISliI, scs E ito:d ss 20; 'fs's.SS5
fi ziiiias to AZ T;ali j'i nilaS ca. SssS55oG;'T iSstS
ct. .brior mtg slS,5OO, Dec 90: due June
JASCrKsSoN Av's SIS. W 3, ak rres-LSaiSSyyo
mar Realty Corn to Jacob Alexander.
{" demand Tui"i Interest SS"p pSr Bond; at rgf
Marks a NJ. SO Park Row. ......, $500
SAME ,PRoPERTY-same to Star and
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BUILDERS BUY AT JAMAICA.

The Elm Street Construction Company
has bought a plot 1O0xl0O at the north
west corner of Metropolis and Lefrerts
avenues, Jamaica.
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SALE AT BAYsIDE.

The Long Island Bond and Mortgage
Company has sold to A. Leonard the plot
4ox90 on the west side of Bismarck ave-
nue. north OF Montauk avenue, Bayside.
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FLUSHING DWELLING SALE.

The dwelling al IS Central avenue,
Flushing. has been sold by ]. Albert
.Iohntra to Sophie Blasius OF Astoria for
Frederick Reisig of Long Island City.
The house is on a plot 36x125.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE or INTENTION Tt FoNN Az
INSURANCE CONpANt
We. the undersigned. give Un'
intention to form a FIRE and o rsr
classes OF business authorized b. 90 .
40 OF Article III, and Section a."
dele ~ OF the Insurance" l~t" ~
of New York, with q cap';ai = y ~ .',
million dollars $4,000, 300. H. ..e
the cooperation Is To D"
"BANKEKS AND SIIFFi rs
COMPANY or NEW loRk' q,
The principal once - said ,.rI.
TO be lovatJd IN tEH o..
state OF New York.
Dated. New York. Nr,a; y.-
Chellls A. Austin, JaI.'H E
Barber, Toward Pn"ue O''t
william c, Lane. ". \. y-:.'.
Charles II sab'n. u>o a
Eugene V. Il. Thaycr. Robert .". -
narker, Herman Goldwtr
PURSUANT, To ~. = ..--'''
tered into on the 2i-n Day o. g.. ..,,,yer
NEW YORK, and MARC tEN|
VAN, ! will sell on N" 2!s' dl'
Der, 1878, at ten O'Clock in ~ .c..
In tho Piano Department n. VIZ,
maker. New YORK, 76i Btgud'.'
County and state ~ Sew Y.-H ono ~ ,
Ia ha Bench, ,' pro" 80
DANIEL oRENNWALD. 40 '""
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

FREMONT Az, BOs-5li E-Giovanni Russo
agt Caroline b Gent ct al, Sept 81,
SAME PROPERTY-James Giammetto AT
same, sept 2S. siS5
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name 9nd address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.

Manhattan
It'll ST. ace civilian GroRsman to
Bertha zuckermandel, 1873 w s4th ct.
May ?, 1910; atty. Arthur Horn. 100
SD Az. W $. 2o.J s 5ith st. 2ox7o-xorTrytSs
and Rachel Lewis to Fannie Neuburget,
Oct -, 1919; atty, Sidney Nordlinger,
iO2D ST. ss. $50 W I'd av. 2Sxicc.ii'-RSaqrv.
net Levine. 223 f 1924 st. and ReSecca
RabinOw!tz. 81 Eas, Rway. TO David l
Tamor, ia W 1lsth st. Nov %. 1915:
atty. samuel Sprung. ?si Bway. 81. 900
e2D ST. 5?i WIN ] and Mary A Ken
needy, 4sl Garfield av. Jersey CITY, 10
William J A Beck. l95 Saratoga av,
Title Guar 4 T Co. lis Bway .,Is 500
WADswoRTH Az, W $. from 1s4th to
ATLANTIC Finance Corgn. Dee 10. 1911;
ORCHARD ST. 2L-MollIe Cohen and
Samuel and Rebe.ea HRmmer to samuel
Kadin. Aug 10. -lI1o; atty. Lawyers Title
g. T co. l60 sway. SIS, 1000
WADsWoRTH AV, " 3, from ls4th 10
ls5th st, l7s. 1Ox7e-D ii jackson Co 10
Jacob Rosenthal, 3iO w seth st. May is,
1917; attys. Marks & Marks, SO Park
u . e sssss . o . . . . .. q. nm
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Stripes Realty Co, Inc. 81 Chambers ct.
prior mtg $4,000, Dec 9, %Instsls,. ess.
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Business Troubles.


ISAAC EPHRoN-A petition against Isaac
Ephron, rs East Twenty-second street;
dealer in woollens, shows liabilities of
ss5, 600 and assets of $500. The three
Petitionlns ;reditoTs claim; henry J.
ah"c ans 500 pstr'e;; W0o,fR ,n c. +
Cohen. ii Chambcfs street, are attor-
neys for the creditors
petition OF Ellen Berry RidelnE. ?5
Claremont street. shows liabilities of
st.tStl5 and no assets. Marie Tud!i.
creditor. Deiches & Goldwster, 27l
broadway. are attorneys for the bank
NATION T. BALL-A voluntary petition
Of Marion 7. Ball. known as Marion l..
Ferguson. s20 West Eighty-third street.
shows liabilities Of 32.s3s.Ol and assets
street. .Ss55''sS;' Ed mSs' n oHisSy-'S ocean.
y J.. 5000, and Max Reiner, sOi East
Ga Wall street. Is attorney for the bank-
DlREcT EXPORT COMPANY. 1NClLA
Inc. 81 Fifth avenue. shows liabilities
Of stS.olot5 and assets Of 'e,2es.sC
Witte. Boston. Mass, SIS, 200; Sterling
ForWardIng Company. rs Church street,
;s.lI2lS. and G. b. Richards ( Co, %
hve hundred dollars Of the assets are in
the stock In trade. Jerome c. Jackson,
1879 Broadway, is attorney, for bank.
AARON BACM-A schedule of Aaron
Baum no address, shows liabilities OF
largest creditors are: Martin Wltte,
Boston, Mass, IL ,2S6.55: c. y. Rich.
ards & Co, 90 Broadway, Sl2.2st.55, and
Sterling Forwarding Co, 25 Church
street, s2.lls.lS. jerome c. jackson,
1876 Broadway. is attorney for bankrupt
Receivers in Bankruptcy.
II. A. SANDERS MOTOR CORPORATION
LJudse learned Hand appointed John
A. Lyttle ana Herman A. Sanders as
receivers, with = Joint bond OF sic, 1000.
ton. 1876 Broadway. The ANIME
OF the bankrupt are 3lss, 900 and assets
355, 600. ~
Judgments.
The sun., 1918-12-07

Hammer. Leoa-D. A. App,nrlaU,
June 5, 1918 (vucated) ........ f'i-,
Mendelson. Sadie, and Eoter'
Mendelson-F. Br.ckInan. OCI.
1. Sc
5sT-3S9 South Fifth street Co
n. C. Cummings. MAY g. .slS 30:
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The frs. name IS that OF the deb
second that OF the creditor ana dat
judgment wac f!ed:
Mckee, Frank P.-Gim5el Eros.
y. Y, Oct. 10. 19l7-......
Solomon. Harry il. Simon Q.
al, Nov. -. !9!S.............
Won Hagen. Hugo 2. +, Harris,
Feb. 20. ,9Os..................
EbiinE. william. Anthonv (, Am
broee. Julius ]. Wu.f. Theodpr'
Haebler. John Nemeth AM
John +. Vosatks VI. Pressoe--
ger. Dec. ;, 19l4...........
Same-Same. Jan. {. 1s1s.......
Scillla. V!ncsn2o, and Fidelity y
Casualty co. o. y. N-Feop.e.
&C.. Oct. 8. 1918 tYacatca'....
Jela!ian. Aobert-G. MaraosiaH.
Nov. IL, l3ls............... .
Fifth Av. Photo Play. Inc. Jac|
Weiser and Benjamin I.ely-G.
NJ. Cohen et al. NAV :. t9i7...
Ferri. E~velinR-C. j. O'Rei!',.
Oct. is. 1918 ~(vaeated) .,......
Won Chorus. Eugen!e-M NJ. Magic.
June ID, 1918,
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To LET FOR BUSINESS rUErn>fS
OFFICES. s?5 - 500. 2o-s-ory A-.-AS
ilo vest 4oth st. Room 1875
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NATIONS HONOR ROLL


WINNIE, Joseph, Pitco (w).
WILLIAMS. Frank, Kutstown (WS).
WILSON, Randall H., New Bethlehem
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Prescott Wooden Mills. Inc.-M.
Refs. PAuiine-Yarn Products "''
Dyeing Co, Inc. .........1 =,
Schwartz, BGruch-A. schwab,' !.
sketer. Miss Emma: or Mrs.
Spencer. Millinery Co. inc.-N.
%sibenaler. Frsnk-Traveiers ins.
se RoI:n ;ra ssmdes aga l.5,s u
%schmeelk, VIM. IA. Kessel, Jr. 4,
Screen Club-N. Y. Telephone C5' +,
Tooe, Charles. and Edward Hams
-Marcelllcs Garage Co...... :,
TonJes. John J.-Lindt Choco-
wangrow. Samuel. Taser.... J
Wagner. Henry H.-Trayelers Ihy.
Weiss Enterprise. 1nc.-p,ei Bro. .,
Wirth. Charles-Burns Broa;
COSTS .......... i
BRONX.
The first name Is that OF the de- %
Bronx Exposition. Inc.-Laco.
Philips CO. 1nc..:.......... ;:a
G De- S SSio, ETPSsSm5. EleiS Nav.
Brewing Co.................. Isl
Fuchs. Sigmund-Lenox Wall
Paper Co, Inc. ........... ..
Mittelman, Edward and Rose
II. Steinbcrg ct al............ -
Haber. Louls-B. L. Pulver - cI
Mallett Corst and Supply Co.
Prats. Kline & Frat. Inc. Z,
Montgomery, Frank-W. Weh.- n
Poultney. George VI. +. sher-
ldan ...... .'.,..... go
Provsky. Guss!e-W. l.. Eea.:y
Corpn {
Won Palmenberg, kate-HicEsuu.
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Judgments.
N

The following judgments were fled YES.
that OF tho debtor: s
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AT AUCTION.
AT 320B THIRD AVENUE
~ James ]. Donovan
lat "A vEsEY

JEROME AV, 2S45. n W cor North e., lsx
1911, 3 sty tint and strs-- II II Hughes
agt Mabel Goodwin OF al; due. Sl2,0i6.oT;
taxes, &c. $1,000; TO the plaintiff. 10000
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MORTGAGE LoANs


IC WOLF, 1919 n'way ) Y The
' l.. /. To- 90.
1000 ACRES OF timber md, n.'
mill, for sac; In Vernon l. II DINA
Holbrook. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-10-30
NORTH sEDGWICK.
Sim.

Fred Allen has purchased a new Oak
land car.
Mrs. Rose Pervear spent few days last
week in Ellsworth.
Roy Allen and wife were in Bangor
Thursday and Friday.
Harry Thurston has crew OF men on
the state road at Sedgwick.
Fred Page and Bert Henricson have gone
on Long Island to drive teams for Staples
& Allen.
Miss Eva Marks of East Bluehill is with
her sister, Mrs. Cora Alley, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Clara Clapp spent few days this
week with her niece, Mrs. Fred Cole, at
North Brooklip.
Mrs. Eugene Day Is at E. Z. Nevells',
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Frank Day,
who has been quite ill of grip, but is now
better.
Florence Allen, with friend, Ruth Da-
Wis, who spent the past three weeks here
on account Of influenza, returned to their
studies at N. E. conservatory, Boston,
Thursday.
Oct. Is. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-10-30
SARGENTVILLE.

Scott R. Lymburner has returned home
from Elliot, Mass.
Miss Florence Mason OF BluehiIl is
working for Mrs. Fred J. Sargent.
Miss Mary n. Miiliken has gone to
Newton Upper Falls, Mass, for the winter.
Fred n. Whitman Of Middleboro, Mass,
has been the guest OF II. w. Wesson and
wife.
William Il Simmons, who has been en-
ployed on the steamer Ransom B. Fuller,
is at home.
Mrs. Frank n. Redman OF Newton Up
per Falls, Mass, has been spending few
days in town.
Capt. J. B. Chstto was called to Rock
land Monday by the illness of his wife,
who is visiting thei- son Leroy.
The community was saddened Thurs
day by the death of ReueI X. Dority. Mr..
Dority was the son OF the late Robert and
Sarah Sargent Dority. He leaves his wife,
one son, Charles, and five grandchildren,
besides three brothers and two sisters.
Mrs. John Ii. Bennett was called to
Philadelphia Oct. IS, by the sudden death
of her son, Capt. Harry 81. Bennett, who
died of pneumonia at Key West, Fla.
His wife, who has resided in Philadelphia
the past year, WAS called to Florida, but
did not arrive until after Capt. Bennett
death. Funeral services were held at Key
West, and his widow brought the body to
Philadelphia, going from there to San
Francisco, CAL, for burial. At the time of
his death Capt. Bennett sas in command
OF the steamship w. NJ. Benton. He was
the second son Of Capt. John Bennett and
wife, and was about thirty-two years old.
He was highly respected by all.
Oct Is Elm
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He became, through his large grasp Of
national affairs, one of the most powerful
men in the Senate, and his long term of
office elevated him to the most important
chairmanships including those of naval
affairs and the appropriations commit
tees. He exercised a power in national
affairs out Of all proportion to the i'm
portance of the State he represented, and
gave to Maine and to New England lead
ership recognized throughout the country.
Twice he was offered cabinet port iolios,
and twice he refused. In 1874 President
Grant appointed him postmaster general,
and President Hayes offered him the port
folio of secretary of the navy, but he de-
clined both, preferring to remain in Con-
gress. He did later accept an appoint
ment as member OF the national monetary
national republican conventions OF 1858,
1876 and 1880.
Mr.. Hale married, in 1871, Mary Doug
lass, daughter of Zschariah Chandler, long
senator from Michigan. Mrs. Hale sur
wives him, with three sons, Chandler,
Frederick, new U. s. senator from Maine
and Eugene.
The body arrived here this morning by
private car, accompanied by Mrs. Hale
and her three sons. Judge Clarence Hale
and wife OF Portland are also here for the
funeral.
Owing to the ban on public funerals,
there was private service at the grave in
Woodbine cemetery this afternoon, Rev.
R. B. Mathews of the Congregational
church officiating.
The honorary bearers were former Chief
Justice l.. A. Emery, Congressman John
A. Peters, Hon. III. l.. Hamlin, Henry NJ.
Hall, Henry w. Cushman and Charles
Peters, former townsmen and legal associ-
stes OF Senator Hale.
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Mrs. B. a. Stanley and daughter Bar
bara are ill.
Mrs. John o. Conary has gone to New
ton, Mass, where she has employment.
NJ. K. olds and wife are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of daughter on
Sunday, Oct. q.
Mrs. Jas. F. Carey has gone to Boston to
spend the winter with MIR. Carey, who
has employment there.
NJ. d. Chatto has purchased E. c. Gas
paris place at Surry, and moved there.
MIR. Gaspsr has moved into the house
occupied by the late J. d. Gray.
Mrs. Lydia Springer OF Partridge Cove
is with her daughter, Mrs. Howard Lord,
who is ill, also Mrs. Lords two daughters,
Grace and Ray. All are improving.
Mrs. Mildred Wells of Lawrence, Mass,
is with her sister, Mrs. o. ]. Stevens, who
is ill. Mr.. Stevens, who has been en-
ployed on a mackerel fisherman from
Gloucester. Mass, is home.
Oct. Is. DAFT.