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New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
CITY ITEMS

Buy your seed potatoes and fertiliz-
er at Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co.
-adNt.
Frank Maietta hos brought suit
through Attorney A. a. Greenberg
against Michael Miller Of Manchester
for the recovery of 500 Constable
Fred Wrinkle served the papers.
Hear Commissioner Wishard tell
the story of the French front at the
Lyceum Fri. night. Free.-advt.
Mrs. Venei of 247 Elm street com
planned to the police last night that
her husband abuses her. He chased
her out of the house a couple days
ago and she had determined to leave
him. Police Lieutenant Bamforth
advised reconciliation.
The REORGANIZATION committee Of
the Chamber of Commerce held a
meeting al 430 o'clock this afternoon.
Fred Engel has sold property at
1925 Stanley street to Clevis Gospario
and Gasparini vi Earia.
Automobiles belonging to Gust Lind,
of Kensington. and Myer Berkowitz
figured in a crash on Main street, near
Arch street, this morning. Both ma
chimes were damaged slightly.
Howard G. Mitchell, of y Madison
street, and Joseph NJ. Jackson, of IS
Trinity street, enlisted in the Naval
Reserve force at New Haven and are
awaiting their call to active service.
Don't miss Red Cross mass meet
ing Lyceum Friday night-Hear a
man from the trenches.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
CANADIAN COMING
TO RED t RALLY
Veteran Of Trenches to Speak
Here Friday Night

The program for the big Red
Cross mass meeting at which Com
missioner L. D. Wishard is to speak
at the Russwin Lyceum tomorrow
evening at s o'clock was completed
this afternoon by Chairman H. l..
Platt of the speakers committee. Mr..
Plat makes the pleasing announce
ment that in addition to Commits
sioner Wishard, l.. Uptegrove, a Can
adam soldier of the 125th Canadian
Battalion has been secured Private
Uptegrove has been in the service for
81 months. of which he has spent IS
months fighting on the western front
He participated in the bloody fights
Of Viny Ridge, Fresnay, and Hill No.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
RED CROSS SENDS
CLOTHING ABROAD
French and Belgian Refugees
Generously Remembered

The old clothing, SO generously do
mated by the people of New Britain,
for the French and Belgian refugees,
has been packed and shipped. There
were 20 large packing cases and an
idea. of the contents is given in the
following partial list: Three boxes
of shoes, three boxes mems and boys
overcoats, three boxes of mems suits
and odd coats, five boxes women's
coats, one box shawls and sweaters
1 two boxes of Undertaking, three
i boxes of womens suits and chill
dren's clothing.
Red Cross auXiliaries at the schools
are doing wonderful work, both as
to Quantity and quality. Last month
b these groups made 1877 pairs of pa
jamas, 172 hospital shirts and many
other garm ents, beside that, knitting
AZ pairs of socks and 81 sweaters.
Our branches, during April, made 1872
pairs of pajamas and 1873 hospital
shirts and many other articles, and
knitted 1873 pairs of socks and SIS
sweaters. The largest items in the
church output were So pairs of pa
J iamas and 11S hospital shirts, and
the factories, 10 pairs pajamas and
80 hospital shirts, beside many mus
lin bandages.
Officials expect a large number of
men to leave town in a few days. In
order to supply these mon with COM
plete outfits. it is hoped that all
SWEATERS will be finished and returned
before next Tuesday.
The 800 Red Cross bags are about
completed, and workers are assem-
bling the contents. One thousand
four hundred packs of playing cards
are needed, only 100 having been
brought in so far. Please take the
first opportunity to look over your
stock and bring what you can spare.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16

70 at Lens. He was wounded at
Passchendaele by shrapnel, lost a
portion of his left hand and injured
his arm. He has a most thrilling
story to tell.
The following organizations will at
tend in uniform in a body.
Stanley Post, G. A. r., Home
Guard, co. H. Captain S. f. Magson,
Home Guard Co. NJ, Captain w H,
Splitter, City Guard, Captain Rack
life.
The order of meeting will be as
follows:
Singing, Star Spangled Banner by
Liberty Chorus Professor G. B. Mat
thews, conductor.
Address by Chairman Marcus
White principal of the State Normal
school, who will have full charge of
the mass meeting.
Address by Mayor George A. Quig-
ley.
Address by Private L. Uptegrove,
125th Canadian Battalion.
Singing, Keep the Home Fires
Burning, Liberty Chorus.
Principal Address, Commissioner
Luther D. Wishard, special message
from General Pershing to the Red
Cross Workers of America.
Singing, America, by Liberty
Chorus.
Moving Pictures, showing work of
the Red Cross under fire in the
trenches.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
HORSES BADLY INJURED.
Cor Being Switched Bowls Them Over
at Hartford Depot.

Hartford, May 16.-Two horses
owned by the Adams Express Co.
were badly injured and it is feared
they will have to be killed as a re-
suit Of being struck by a car that
was being switched at the depot last
night The car had to be lacked up
to extricate the horses The car was
shunted from the main track down
an incline. No one was on the car
to brake it, The horses were at
tached to a team and were standing
on the tracks. The driver escaped
injury by jumping.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
MORE LAND NEEDED.

Unless the home gardens committee
nf the Chamber of Commerce receives
at once some land at the northwestern
sart of the city, there is bound to be
4 shortage of plots for the 800 appH-
cants uncared for to date. Secretary
sprague will be pleased to hear from
any public-spirited resident of that
section of the city who has land and
will make the same available for the
committee.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
DIVIDEND ANNOUNCED.

Announcement was made today
that the Equitable Realty Co. had de-
clarcd a dividend Of three per cent
to preferred shareholders The com
pany declared a four per cent divi-
dend to preferred shareholders last
December, making a total of seven
per cent for the fiscal year.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
FARMLAND INJURED.

Charles Miller, &c years old, of
Newington, is at the Hartford hos
pital with injuries received last even
ing on the Berlin turnpike. The in
iuries are not serious. The circum-
stances of the accident have not been
establishe ed but it is believed that he
was struck by an auto that was pass
ing
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES.

Committees have been appointed to
arrange for the activities of the senior
class at the High school. AS it is
nearing the end Of the term, all the
committees have begun their work
The committees will have charge of
the promenade, banquet, songs, motto
and pictures of the class. The fol-
lowing have been. appointed:
Promenade and Banquet-Charles
Hoffman, chairman; Harry KERN,
Cyril Gaffney, Harry O'Connor,
Maurice NARROW, Florence Mulvihili,
Helen Clancy, Anna Ahern and Mar
garet Martin.
Glass Night Exercises-Bennett
Hibbard chairman; Abel Gross, Theo-
dore jain, James McDermott, How
ard Krick, Clement Demand. Ina An
derson, Bessie Koplowitz Helen Con-
lon, Hazel Egan and Florence Farr.
Glass Songs-Sturman Dyson. chair
man; Roger Tracy, Eva, Prelle, Nina
Butler and Norma Bacon.
! Motto ommittee--Corneius Prior,
| chairman; Myrtle Porter, Rudolph
/ Brandt. Florence Birken and Law
renee Doolittle.
Glass Pictures-Bernard krano-
wiz chairman; Walter Macristy, Anna
Foberg, Doris Waters and Ruth
Henry.
| Linus and TIilda T. Anderson sold
| today, through the Camp Real Estate
| Co. their one-family house on Howard
street to P J. Riley and Ellen M
/ Riley. Mr.. Riley is the well-knowr
commercial traveller. He will occupy
! his new home, June i.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
w. ]. DUNLAY & CO.
377-379 MAIN STREET

church where he will speak at TIL
exercises in connection with dedicat
ing the service flag. The proceed
from the service will go to the Re
Cross and Swedish orphanage.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
RENFETT GOLF MATCH.

There will be a kickers' handicap
vnIf match at the Shuttle Meadow club
Saturday afternoon for the benefit of
the Red Cross War fund. Entrance
fee will be 81. A prize of Thrift
Clamps will be given to the winner.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-16
LENROOT COMING SUNDAY.

Senator Lcnroot of Wisconsin will
arrive in this city at $50 o'clock
Sunday afternoon and will be taken
directly to the Swedish Lutheran
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SPRINGFIELD. MAss.-Forbes wal
lace. Mrs. ". c. Wood (boyS wsar)'
wAsHfNGToN-podek Clothes and Fur
niture Co. N. B. podek (mens elotn
Ing. furnishing goods and hat'' Hotel
AT WsI.s eoSNR s.I.r MSiss Ct ,or,
s;.| sr sss.4. a:..
Observation-Disclosures s.rsain HOUSE.
w: J, Bisler motions suspendsrs: cor
su,son satn.T ,osps and
ecrs.t.. leather goods, cutlery, ., hair !.
sHs ssF sSs,on j.. Fourts s~ room III
BosToN--J. Kautman cfurnishinss' &e.)'
po a9fe5 eejSrd Marsh Co. c. Mccook
BesToN"W%; FiI.nfs son, ,oS c.; Mr.
W. W.lder !wOmsn,s eloat:; suits o ipT.
5 5.hns goods, rs. mii srosi. isHe'
ss ss.saf:.5 H'5sIs s Ssa.;. hs3: T. "
Fsrvsii Ir.presentins>. 70 Leonard st.
s:. pyS.s! hso; s.n sssni Hotel. 'r'A'n-
srsl m.rch,ndiseS. Hotel cumosriana;
oEIHoll-J UierooH NAe'
pETRoIT-I kaufman general msr-
pS S4sgSGsf r Helfne rr aSs;t general
chandisel. Park Avenue Hotel: .u
INDIANAPoLIs-w. Herrington (ory
goods. general merchandise. '.o nr'Au-
MEMPH1s-Burh & Co. C. Rothschiid
general buysrD. Hotel Gr.nd ADD, eo-.
general genera merchsndiseS. Il East asd st,
care OF J: New CO.. .
(dry goods. clothing. furnishings, &c-).
Broadway Central Hotel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bros. Hotel
Bresln.
pHILADELPHIA-A NJ. Krasnoff tysrns>.
PHILApELPHiA-L F.idman general
Northumberland Bros. n. Sin
ger COTTON serses. wool poplins. silk
gopl,ns; striped and plaid silk poplin.,.
II. Wilson tsprins dresses and spring
PRovIDENCE-w. Hatch general mer-
VI. chandise1; New strand Hotel.
chandisel. Hotel Collingwood.
WASH1NGTON-Dodek Clothes 4 Furni-
ture Co. NJ. b. Dodek furniture. wom-
ems cioaks. suits. furnishing goods). Ho-
8osToN-Prouty Co. II. Prou,y tshoss).
Hotel Wallick.
BosToN-s. Needle trunks. bags. Ac).
Broadway Contra! Hstei.
BosroN-D. .Perlstein general merchan-
disel. Hotel BresIin.
CHICAGO-E. Huber general merchsn-
dise), Grand Hotel
COLUMBUS. oHIo-w. C. Moore Co. W.
c. Moore furniture and earpetsl, Hotel
Collngwood.
nES MOINES-L. Strauss (millinery and
millinery goods. care s21 Broadway.
DCNKIRK, y. Us. Rappaport (shoes
and general merchandise. broadway
ELIZABETH CITY. y. Gil. Bright
gewelry. &C., Herald Square Hotel.
FALL RIVER. MASS. a (. Goss Mr..
Goss manufacturers brooms, &c.).
HARTFORD. COME, Furione general
merchandisel. Hotel Gregorian.
INDIAN WileB (not!ons, &c),
care 32o Broadway.
ITHACA. n. Y.--H. Buttrick tready to
wear general msrchand!se). Hotel wal
EnSSk,Ss-r,, ,,.se
merchandise, Hotel Hermitage.
PHILADELPHIA - E. Feeney general
merchandise). Hotel Continental.
Buyer Coming.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Cohn. Jack
j Hesa ORdIes' cloaks and suitsl 10 sx-
pected here October IS, 1913.
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Buyers in the City.
Fleece Goods.


BosTON-M. Cohen tdry soods). Hotel
CHICAGO-J. Trip (dry goods, Ac.), Ho-
cHIcAGo-.K. Leahy (dry goods. &e>,
Holland House.
pALLAs-J. Donovan tdry goods, &c.>.
DENvEREA Gross tpieco goods. New
Victoria Hotel.
DETRoIT--A. Kroilk & CO: J, N. Krol!N
HARTFORD--G. Fox & Co NJ. Stern (dry
Eoods), 800 Fourth av
MIL kEE--Schu.ter & Co. Mr.. Kant
tdry goods. &c). Hotel Latham.
SoRTH ADAMS, MAss.-A. Jane (dry
goods), Hotel Latham.
RoCHEsTER-J. Cook tdry goods. &o.).
ST. LOUISE. Kahn Co. F. Kahn (pi.cs
goods), Hotel Aberdeen.
Jams (p!ece goods. Hotel Manhattan.
BQSToN-A. Freedman tpiece Eoois>.
Broadway Central Hotel.
BosToN1E, Chapman tpioeo goods). Ho-
BOSTON,. Stern tp.ece goods>. Hotel
CH1cAGo-Krau.s 81 Bro Mr.. Krauss
(piece goods, Hotel wallick.
CHIcAGo-J V, Farweli Co. Mr.. stsrich
DRY ay, E99dsl' care y Leonard ct.
Hotel Continental.
Ready to Wear,
BosToN-Magrsne. Horeston Co. Miss A.
i Golding waists and house dress.s>.
Fuller tmanuturturer. ntck~oar aud ID
lsdies belts. Hotel Manhattan.
BOSTON-Hawley. Folsom Co. J. NJ
Preston (shirts and piece goods for
white shirtsl; Hotel Imperial.
boston, Finkelstein (rssdy to wear.
CHARLEsToN. S. c-Louis Cohen Co
Philip shatI (ready to WEAR, ~ East
INDIANAPoLIs-- Wv. Ransdau (closks,
suits. &cl. 500 Broadway.
Los ANGELEs-G, e. Moore (ready TO
wear. Hotel Breslin.
featuring CO: H a. kaufman tmanu-
ner (suits), Miss Baker Cjoes Of chill
dren's coatsl. care Of Eli NJ Simon. 10
East 26th ct.
RoCHESTER-Rosen Bros. 4 Co. NJ
IL. Lang Clothing and manufacturers
clothinK), 400 Fifth av.. room i42s,
sEATTI - l., Markow Clothing. &c.,
ST LoU1s-susmnn Co. g. susman
twomen's Earments). Herald square Ho-
wiLMINGToN-R Topkis Sons r. y,
Kahn and II. seegai (rsady to wear,
1870 Broadway. room $40.
coNNELIsvILIE. PA.-Levine Co. NJ
Levine Iready to wear. Co.. Broadway
ROCHESTER, - T. Mccain (rsady to
Hearl. Hotel Aberdeen.
Shufrebarger (cIoaks, suits, &cJ, Broad
way Central Hotel
Millinery.
cLEVELANp-Reed Bros, Mr.. Reed
millinery goods, &c), s2l Broadway.
SCRANTON-MrE. q. McAndrew (mil-
linery). Hotel Latham.
House Furnishtngs.
, PITTSBURG-J. Kohnfelder (house fur
r nishinBs. &c). Holland House.
Boys and Mems Furnishings.
BALTIMoRE-M. NJ, Bernstein Co. NJ
NJ. Bernstein manufacturer mem,
neckwear. $40 Fourth av.
BOSTOS-Isaac II. Dinner Co. T. David
son tmen'G hats), Union Square Hotel
BOsTON-Jordan. Marsh Co. d. Robil-
lard tboys' clothing, basemont), Is2
Fourth av,
BoSTON-Brown Durreli Co. C. p. Mar.
shall (men's knit underwear). 10 West
18th st.
, BCsToN-Gilchrist Co. Mr.. Lowens.rR
lboys furnishing goods. basement), 200
Fifth Rv.
NEMPHIs-Burke & Co. (men's and boys'
wearl, C. Rothschild general buyerC,
| Hotel Grand
! Observation-Disclosures Co. IS. T.
Guggenheimer manufacturers army
and navy unifoIms). Holland House,
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"Fashion Trust. Formed
to Boost Paris Firms

HLANS to boost, one or two
Paris dressmakers through a
campaign of publicity in lead
ing American dailies and weekhes 30
that the public will como to believe
the advertised dressmakers are the
principal creators OF fashions have
Just leaked out.
The idea is to have a certain NUM-
Der Of retailers in about twelve large
cities contribute funds for the ad-
vertising. To these dealers would go
the creations Of the French firms
which their advertising had put into
the limelight.
Refusal OF noted Paris couturfers
to sell to exhibitors" or model houses
in this country anything except their
inferior experimental models Is said
20 be behind the plan
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Business Troubles.


Petitions In bankruptcy Hled yesterday
IN the United states District Court were:
ANTHONY h1RSCHEvolpntary petition
Twenty: eighth street Liabilities. ,l,5s7:
assets. 1850 Principal claims: William
G; As sTs;: G0si N; r ssweseys Sons q,
Bros, lIs Nassau street. are the attor-
jobs J, Voluntary petition by
Principal claims: The Hal. Really CO...
inv wS m,s' s;o Peter Brady 500; william
Last Twenty-third street, Is the attorney.
Receivers in bankruptcy.
ABE HYMAN-Judge Augustus ". Hand
appoi1,ed John I. Lyttle receiver for
h Sona o. fs s55S 'sss
brosdNay' Is the attorney.
Assignment.
FRIEDMAN BRoS.-Retail shoe dealer.
In ~ Avenue y. yesterday ASSIGNED ,or
the benefit OF creditors to Emanuel re
Judgments.
MANHATTAN
Tho following judgments we're flied vas
osrasy' October IS; tho mrs, name Is that
A6ry. Ralph Nm. Morgan
Arnopole, charles, and Morris ''''
y. Ssssmsn-M, DeSowitE. IsITo
SSe-ANs L. railways
CO.; eGsts' :...:....,:......... 1oss6
49, nohny Co'-People' &c. 10000
aiarLburn" S -, A, Cronyn 1000
pr a hIam really Co .;;..,;...,. SsI.73
Co ssone a soS)-conron RrOs Co. Ssc.72
Charles Il. Hole and Coler
corpirsn Wei J.aT GE ors,,nn,;:. I74s7s
lnc'--B. Rodgers. il%eI
CasuRlli, Frank
surety Co.-People. Ac....... 1000. 90
carbOHs' reFesA-Rivoll Realty ''''
Go, 1;,o,-, ;,::',r..;,..,S;.,..:. .ss.7o
nS S,zes ptc1, ,.,...,;.';y;.;n... 7f2o
60; costs. ..,..::.,.......... loseS
Empire state Liquor Coo.
?, GlsssmAn ..;............... s.lS4sI
Iinites IA ny" 49,; Wgler.. $500
HSick Jos.pa-H. Koa arIciii:..,,,. 80
HilslnEeT' George-Bogan Realty
Hcornbech. od.wyck-Hoasitan!o -''''
Hood, Archsr L {Amsr,c.n Con. ''0'''''
:, cert Bursanl-SarneEie Hell... $3.50
Hanover Fire Ins. co-charles 'o
InteTnstions comiaerc.iaii Corp. 2H6''
jacobson, MaTryE& Mitto 'Hai ''''''
=, ct al. ...,::.;:.....;..;;..n iSsiS
,, Casualty Co;-PsCPls' SCI. 10000
Inc. ,....a....;......,.. aBis
Kahh' SuIins-J Cswein ',;.... sosss
y burn n,,;;'..,,;.:...;.;.....i;..:...;... "Hls
y Rapid Transit Co; costs, 1885
CO; costs ...i1Y,:...,..,;... iosss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 SO
Camp Assn)--Fire Gun Mfg.
Co. Inc. ....;.,............ !s'.si
Lo.ine, Marsaret u hattson 26S2E
Ely 4 Toy 60. I.e,; costs. 1905
r, r. 60; costs; -. 1os.su
MOORE John IL ". AoGeorEs 1890
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SCHOOL SELLS ON ESD STREET.

EAST 23D sTREET-The six story and
basement building. on plot 73.2xs8.9,
at 200 to 2is East Twenty-third street
has been sold by the Manhattan School
for Girls.
EAST 56TH sTREET-Harry Sugar.
man has sold for Rachel Katxe to
James II. Cruikshank and Charles
Wynne the Ave story tenement, with
stores. on lot 25x1oo.5. at 2s5 East
Fffty-sixth street.
EAST 18TH STREET-w. J. Boiler has
resold for the Madison Avenue and
. Fifty-sixth Street Corporation to a
client OF Robert NJ. Fulton the four
story and basement dwelling. on lot
f0x102.2, at II East Seventy-fifth
street. The corporation acquired this
property in May from the Martin
Schrenkeisen estate. The holding price
was $4,000.
WEST lo2D STREET-Herbert Cra-
cauer. as attorney. has resold for Mrs.
Catherine Ernst the five story tene-
ment. on lot 25xsS.1o. at III West
1920 street, acquired for $ls,50o. as
plaintiff In foreclosure October 4.
WEST 18TH STREET.-THE Seymour
Realty Company has sold to Sidney
l. Moll the five story fiat. on lot 25x
100.11, at II West 18th street.
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BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.

Charles b. Van valen has rented the
stores at 446 West Nineteenth street to
John Eisico. and at $40 and as East
Eighth street to James Cohn.
Charles G. Keller has leased the store
and basement at 3S7 Lenox avenue to
Ernest Mory.
Shaw a Ebbitt have leased the last
unoccupied store In the Woodrow Court
at 1880 Broadway to ]. Ha<rkin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-24
Yesterdays Fires.

a: n. Loss.
l2:S0-sos Columbus av.; John
Davidson ..................Tr ifling
e:eb-2oI3 sth Rv.i Frederick Pill. None
b:So-SZl w. 4fSt St: unknown. Slight
s:lo-6l2 L. Fsth st., nre In va
cant lot; unknown. Mono
II :to-lSS Mulberry st.; unknown. Slight
l2:so-Iss West soth st.; James
Birmingham ............... Slight
ls:eON245 E. seth st.; John
Ward ................... Unknown
l:so-442 e. 1881 st.: Philip Kerns Slight
<:lt-2116 Villa av, The Bronx
PnsQuale Deandre. ....... .Trtfiing
e:to-s6 Il. 10th st.; Esther
-. HTeen TridinG
7:oo-ls6 Monroe ST.: Joseph II.
90, pWorkin .......... TrihinG
s;sb-2l2th u. and Harlem River;
Scranton and Wyoming Coal
80. GO ..:...............<. g.. Trii.ng
e:Ao-1S6 W. 55th St: truck; e. 1.
Smith Contracting Co. ..... Tr.hinS
il:iS-sH W. seth St; automobie:
Crystal Spring Water Co. .TrifInp
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Agreement M.y He Reached.

Decision rs TO Standardization OF labor
In the needle trades Is expected to be
reached at the meeting OF the industry
with the War Labor Policies Board in
Washington, October 81. Delegates to
attend tho conference are TO be ap-
pointed this week by the various trade
associations in the needle industry In
this city.
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APARTMENT SUITES RENTED.

Albert B. Ashforth has leased apart
-nents at 10 West Sixty-seventh street
to Demitr'us Trifyll's and Sigis 'und L.
Adler; at 80 West Sixty-seventh street
20 Mrs William NJ. McIlvain and DR..
Walter Trimme: at 152 West Fifty
eighth street to Mrs. X. r Dane, r.
shernen Chapman and Mrs. Jenny f.
Eberhart: at 14S West Fifty-seventh
street TO George d. Widner; at II West
Thirty-frst street to Miss z. II. Lissak !;
At 14o West Fffty-firth street to DR.. Kari
c. Smith: at IFS West Seventy-frst
street to Mrs. Geraldine r. Arnold at
1877 Madison avenue to Samuel B.
Howard.
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BUYING HOMES IN BROOKLYN.

Everett Kuhn has sold 32s Macon
street. a three story and basement dwell
ing. on lot 16x100. for A F. Boehm !;
2o2 Decatur street, a two story and base
nent two family dwelling. on lot 2ox1o0,
for j. C. Androvette to an investor who
resold II to Mrs. Sarah Breitman. and
ATS Halsey street, three story and
basement brown stone dwelling. on lot
17Sl00. for A. Everett.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan

iS2D ST, =, sos W LenoS az, ITxioo--
EmiBrant Industrial Savings Bank agt
Max SchlesinEer ct al (amended fore
elcs"re OF mortgage; attys. a Z J
OGormaa.
iorH Az, Sc 9 2osth st. 74.ilxi:S-sarah
u Macdonald ast Lotion II slawson ct
a foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys.
St"tesbury & Miner.
t7sTH ST, sos and sos w-Edna c Meyers
eRt Helen Corsa ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage) atty, LeBe.
18TH ST. 30; and zoe w-Edna Meyers
hgt Firth Az Bond a Mtg Co ct al (fore-
closure OF mortgage; atty. F Lose.
Bronx
INTERVALE Av. l230-JAcob o Petersen
agt George Knauf ct al foreclosure OF
rnortgase); atty. r Davis
tTH Az, SIS lot 1So. map OF Wakefield
l00xll+-Irsne T Russell ast Mary A
atty, NJ Cohen.
LOT s2s. east half, map OF Wakefield. SO
Slli-Thomhs Fay ct al AIT Mary A
Atkinson ct al (foreclosure OF mort
sagel; atty. Squires.
Lor ssh, block 2sS9. section il-cry OF
aEt Robert c Turnbuli. sxr. ct al
foreclosure OF tax lien; atty. w p Burr.
LOT 81, block 2si5, section I0-4city OF
agt sarah Downes ct al (fore-
closure OF tax ien) atty, w Burr
LOT s2s, west half. map Of Wakefield. bor
ti4-Glen Grove ct al AEt Mary A Al.
.ihson ct al uoreclosure OF mortEass) ;
18th ST. ssI Eco sisbsrt Of al art
mary Stanton et Al foreclosure OF
,hortgaEe) atty. g. Ecker.
''tlh 81, 1864 " Bathgats av, SixSo@ II
Itts-Frank w Blauven ct Al All
Mountain Construction Co OF Al tfors-
"0Asr" OF moFtsase)i atty, p TOody. Jr.
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liers. a1s7 belmont av; atty. 9 II Gold
isSTH ST. ssi.s E.Mudwiii Corp to nSd.
son p Rose Co, w 45th 1T; atty, Hud-
son Rose Co, w t5th st. ........si
DECATUR AV, s7e7-Harry Aronson, Inc.
to Chss HOFFMAN, SO W seth at; atty,
Lurie #, 200 5th av..
HEATH AV, 2667-Samo to same; atty,
bahlo
HOME ST. 7ss-Jos N Courtade to Martin
Breden. 1868 Woodycrest ay; atty,
Title Guar & T Co, 176 Bway. $4,000
Fredk w Marks to Alois Dii, t2s Il
18TH st; atty. Lawyers Mtg Co, 50 Liberty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-24
D. L. EILndAN NAVY MAN NOW.
Receives Commission a. Ensign-
Had been to Front with Y.M.C.A.


Had Been to Front with Y.M.c.A.
Douglas L. Gilman Is now an ofiicer
In the United States Navy, having been
graduated recently from the ohicers
Training School at Pelham as an En-
sign. Mr.. Gilman has been at the
front as member Of the Young Mems
Christian Association War Work Coun-
ell. which went to France last year to
look into the needs Of the soldier and
how best to meet them. Mr.. Gilman re-
NAMED several months there and had an
opportunity TO see most OF the battle
fronts When he returned to New York
to resume his. duties as president of
Douglas l. Gilman q Co., one OF the
leading real estate concerns of the city.
controlling millions OF dollars worth Of
high class real estate he let II be known
that he did not intend to remain long at
his desk II the war continued. Last
August he entered the Pelham training
school, and few days ago received his
commission as an officer
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RECORDED LEASES.
Ma.hAst..

.ssIH 81; sl6.a2o IL. All--Rose Rothbart
IN q 1918; atty. Philip J schick. 1873
SAME PRoPER;TYY.P;iiiiip' z:il:r 10 c"If eS
solomon. 1o6 u 10th ct, oct .; address,
BROADWAY. 8ll7-sisi, ail-Bedtori R Ity
Co TO Morris Schachnow, es6 81 Johns
av, Bronx. from Nov /, 1918, 70 Sept
ls2l; attys, Morrison g. schin 32o
'bNay ..................... s2l, 500