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Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
BALTIC RIVALS BEAT
 :: occuM: SCORE TO 2

On Sunday the Rivals on their own grounds took the Occuns into camp and defeated them $ to 2 Anderson pitched great ball and had Is strike uots. In the fifth inning with three men on bases and none out he struck out the next three batters.
 Score by innings: occun1 I 0 0 0 0 0 Q O-2 Rivals t 0 0 0 Q l *-6
 Batteries: G. Recave and Provost; Anderson and Weiner.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
Star VauIter for Penn.

A star pole vauIter from Missouri will enter the University of PennsyI- vania in the fall. He is Fred W. W. Floyd, winner of the pole vault in the recent inter-Allied games in the Pershing stadium in Paris. Floyd who is only a youngster, crossed the bar at F feet g inches.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
WAUREGAN SECONDS LOSE TO
 GOODYEAR SECONDS

Sunday afternoon the Wauregan Seconds were defeated by the Good year Seconds in a hard fought game
 A circuit c1out by Lebeau netted Wauregan one of their runs. A bat ting rally in the fifth inning gave the Goodyear team of their 4 runs The score.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12

Totals ss 10 q II f
 Score by ianings:
 Wauregan and ......s n 1se . o 0 e--9 Goodyear. ssnd 0 : O. o 0-x
 Runs Dupiiis. Iebeaa, sinkens. Durand. LHom- me- Roberze. Two base bT- Pelocuin. Home run Ieheau. Bases on balls. of f.Durand l. Dr1uis 2 r.acnarie 1; of l. Homme. Penn |. of L4efese O. of Pelcct:n. Durand. Hit by pitcner.- of Diirand Lacharite of L Homme. John LefeTe l. or LefeTe
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
LUCKY SEVENTH FIGURES IN
 ]: REDS REATING BY PhILLIES

2 Cinc.nrati, Ohio, Aug. l.--Philadel- seventh thinning today which gave them victory over the league lead CTS. 5 to S.. For six innings Filler shut out the visitors but in the seventh, Blackburncss5 triple a single by Lud- erus, i've passes and a home. run by PaH4etteg gave them five earned runs and the game. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
PIRATES BUNCH HITS IN FOURTH FRAME AND WIN

Brooklyn, Aug. 11.-Bunching four hits with two errors for five runs in the fourth inning Pittsburgh defeated Brookly today, to 2. Smith of Brooklyn was invincible in the other innings Score:
 Pittsburgh c 0 5 0 0 o-5 Brooklyn 0 10 6 0 0-2
 Batteries: Miller and Lee; Smith and M. Wheat.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12

Score by innings:
 |, Fauregan ......--.-,4 ssn n 7, o-I4 Whiten Machine O.. C T ce o-4
 Runs. Boucher 2 Gcren :. JarTis q. 2 PelIern I. Dessert l. Duvat 2. tfitis T%cfair 2 Brary l. Two base hit James N1phv. Base balls. of Moo-e Hill Boucher Pelccuin Beair Struck cut by Williams s. hr Pc,,qun ,. Double plays Murphy to Ca<ren: Moore Murphy, Stolen bases Mills Beair. Murphy. Baden. Passed balls Murphy .. Sacrifice hits Goun, Mu-phy First base on errors. Waurecan l. Whitoa Machine Co., 4 Umpire Raymond. -
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
Totals 9e- T 24 |

' = (xl Ran tsr Severeid in 9th. (xx) Batted Sothercn in sth-
 SesTe by innings St. Lsaix .......... e a t' Boston ....,-........ 0 0 Q 1-1
 Two; base hit. AeInnis Stolen sases. Hooper 7. llftt. Deubc plays. AcInnis Shannon; Sc,ans to Shsnnsn. Left bases. St. Louis 2. Boston ie. Base on bals CT Sethoron Struck out. Satherox 2, by Pennock :. Wild hitch. Sothern.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
WHITE sox WIN ODD GAME
 OF SERIES WITH SENATORS

Washington, Aug. 1f.-Chicago got q five run lead of Harper in the first inning today and won with ease the odd game of the Washington series,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12

z to Al Infielder Silva, obtained from the Fitchburg club of the New Eng land League, made his first appear ance with Washington.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
LEVINSkY OUTFIcHTS
 TURNER IN EIGHT ROUNDS

Jersey City. \. l.. Aug. Battling Levinsky Of Bridgeport Conn. out fought Clay Turner. the Indian from St Paul in eight round bout here tonight
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12

Grsne Struck out by Dussnd g. Lefssea7. Feloduin Stolen bases Jos L<fese l. Lachaz1ts 2 Lebesu l. Dupuis 2, Roberge 2. slznksns l. E'Honme 2, Dur and l. Left on bssss HauteSan 5, Goodyear 4 Umpire George flantier.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
As Ear aa t eoes... !.

Some peoples idea of efficiency is to pin notice on the front door that the bell is out of order, instead of having it fxed.-Ohio State Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
En~dds
kast Eads
= s.1. sc al Totals

Iotals s-1 % T -Totais zs 10 90 Ea4 Ends ~ s 2 sse 2-s Esneralds os q or
 I've bits, Campbell. J. Pedace. Gene Cal kdns 2. Randall B. Hits. Crowley Double plays Calkins Riley Boyens T7iiey- J. Pedacc. Hit by niteher Crowley. Struck DcBarcs z. by Goldberg 13. Umpire Edward Weodmansee and
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
American League.
Eastern Lsasue
WAUREGAN WALLoPS THE
 WHTToN BASEBALL TEAM

Sunday at Wauregan the Nrhiton Machine com pany team was defeated IA to14. in a loosely played game. The
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
COTTON.

z N, .COTTON. New y4~~ , ;-snot cotton au,etn middling siss.
 MONEY. New York. Aug. 1l.-CalI money in fair demand; high s; low 6; ruling rate $; closing bid 6; offered at 1-4 last loan G.: bank acceptances 6.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12

Granraa ........ I Iso al . ss
 Two base hit. ssAdam.. Three base hits Bancroft EiacInurne Hene Fzuiette. stnlen bases, paubert esroh Sacrifice hits~ oaubert Roush Aacne. Wtrisns Double plays Kopf Rath nanh<rt: fsth to paubert. Left en bases, Phila- ocphte s. Cincinnati ,. Rzse balls. of Filler 7. CT RizSv e Hits, cf Filler Is innings; If Luoue ir 2-s- struek out, By E1er 2 by Rlres :. Losing pitcher. Eler
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
rkifassIphia tA)

r ,~erre. by lnnIlR1:- - Tletpcit l 1-1 2 . O.. Paiiadeiphia s.:....-'.. c o s--4
 I've hase hits 5oncs cobri Witt. Burns. Home runs. Aiafnith-. Walker. Stolen :,zees Turner. nouble play. Bur1us Perkins and Turner Jeff on bases. Detroit :. Philadslehia 5, Base CT balle. of. Dauss 2 Naylcr l. Hits, of Naylor 1s Struck c4lt. by Dsuss 5; Ns1lor Kinney Lesin: pitrher. fNsylor.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
BASEBALL YESTERDAYS RESULTS. National leaRus.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS Rational Lsasus rittssur<h 5. Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 5. Cincinnati B.
 American League, oeselsnd IS. New York g. Detroit :. PhiIadelphia 1. St. Louis e. Boston Chicago z Washington 4
 Eastern League. Providence 2 Waterbury l. New HaFcn 5 Bridgeport 5. (nrst gane). New Haven :. Bridgeport 8. tseernd Ean,s}. Hartford O. Pitts6eld g. Springfield :. Worcester s.
 international League. Rochester 2, Jersey City 0. Tcronfo c. Newark 5 (hrst gamel- Newark 2 tsecond gsMe). Buffalo Q, Baltimore 5 first game. Buffalo s. Baltimore S. (second game} Binghamten l. Reading Q. (hrst Eame). Binghamton g. Reading 5. tsecond game).
 American Anseiaffsa- Milwaukee 2, Indianapolis G. St Paul 6. Louisville 2. Minneapolis A. Toledo 3. Kansas City ,. Columbus .
 GAMES TO-DAY
 National League New York at Brooklyn Only one game scheduled.
 American Lsasus St. Louis at Rcstcn.ss Detroit at Philadephia . Cleveland New York.
 Only three xsmcs scheduled
 Eastern Le.sne ier Haven. at Bridgeport Waterbury at Presidence
 Only TWO games scheduled.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
PlainfeId.
PENNock HOLDS BROWNS TO.
 FOUR HITS AND BOSTON WINS

Boston. Aug 11-Pennock held St. Louis to four hits today, Boston win ming i tO a. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
w.aan. rhs4 Aas-.

WrsNgs That Hapsu. Not the wrongs done us harm us, only those we dc to others.-Longfel- low.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12

on them and won the last. The scores of the games:
Evening journal., 1919-11-18
Suit in American Walnut
Queen Anne PeriOd)
10 PieceS-Price S4S5

including sideboard. china closet,
serving table, and six chairs, one side
and one arm. The seats of the chairs
are upholstered in a pretty shade OF
old blue haircloth.
In this whole suit there is not a
commonplace or false line, and the
decorations are those most character
istic of the period-the delicate she'll,
the graceful Gabrielle legs, the hand
some drawer pulls in antique brass
finish. The buffet is 90 inches long,
has one long drawer and two short
ones, and two cupboards.
Evening journal., 1919-11-18
Suit in Antique Oak
(JdcObean StyLe)
10 PieceS-Price $3.50

This suit is exceptional in value,
and could not be duplicated at its
price if ordered today.
Its features OF attraction INCLUDE
its color, a rich antique brown reliev-
ed by counter-sunk medallions in
sort of "pebbled" finish; its decora-
tion of panelling in squares and arch
es, and groove effects; and its lines,
which are wholly old English in
spirit, especially the stately platform
bases of the large pieces
The extension table, ootagonal in
shape, has II legs and presents an
almost gate-legged effect The
splendid long buffet has three draw
ers and two cupboards. the metal
hinges initiate the old-time hand-ham-
mered copper-work. The same hand
some metal trim appears in the serv-
ing-table, which in shape is the half
of a hexagon, contains a deep cup
(Fifth Floor, Chestnut)
Evening journal., 1919-11-18
The "GOod Piece of Furniture Is Here
That Makes the Good Christmas Gift

of upholstered chairs and rockers in
chrome, birch and umber oak in Will
liam and Mary and Windsor STYLES
at SIS, $3.50, $3.50 and $50.
House Desks in $50 Styles
seems a hard statement to believe
until you look around and then YOU
think there must be 100.
They come not merely in mahog-
any, oak, walnut, birch, maple, and
ivory enamel, but in the various
shades and finishes of each wood;
and of course any period style can
be supplied.
There's the quaint spinet desk, the
plain writing-table fitted with racks
for stationery, the useful drop-front
desk, the stately secretary desk.
The price-range is $3.50 to S245.
Evening journal., 1919-11-18

A Martha Washington SeI0ing-
Table
solid mahogany, for $3.50, has one
drawer fitted with sliding tray,
another with rods for spools, and a
third drawer, deep and roomy, be-
sides deep pockets, with hinged lids
at the sides.
The Popular Windsor Chairs and
Rockers
both with and without arms, come in
greatest variety-high backs, low
backs, wheel-backs, comb-backs,
wood seats, rush seats, priced Sl4.50
10 $40
Many are close copies of chairs
with historical association.
From the recent selling of living
room pieces at reduction of 40 per
cent we still have a limited number
Fifth and Sixth Floors)
Evening journal., 1919-11-18

AReal-Fruit Dessert For Six People
This is offer to buy you this week Jffy-Jel des
sert for six people.
Many housewives don't know what Jify-Jel means to
them They know the od-style quick desserts but not
the new.
Jfy Je brings you realfruit havors-not the artificial
Each package contains bottle of fruit juice condensed
We crush the real fruit, and much of it, flavor y
Jel dessert. Jffy-Jen dainty filled with fruit.
Here you get freshrut delights. And you get its health
full acids, needed every day.
Evening journal., 1919-11-18

Facts about your name; its his
tory; its meaning; whence il was
derived; its significance; your
lucky day and lucky jewel.
Evening journal., 1919-11-18
A Suit of Mlaid Walnut
HeppeII0hite PERIOD
10 PieceS-Price SII35

The inlay or panelling Of this fur
niture, consisting Of a superb burl
walnut OF rich golden hue, predomin-
ates over the darker American wal
nut, which is little more than fran
ng. The famous Princes feathers,
set within open circles, form the lead
ing note in decoration, and the lat
tice-work on the wide glass door of
the china closet is unusually beau
tiful
The eurved-front buffet is y
inches long.
Evening journal., 1919-11-18
By MILDRED MARsHALL.


Facts about your name; its his
tory: its meaning; whence il was
derived: its significance; your
lucky day and lucky jewel.
FANNY.
Fanny, which was originally consid-
cred a dimlnutive Of Frances, has be-
come sufficiently an individual entity to
be regarded as a separate name en-
tirely. It's origin is in reality very
complicated as Il is one OF a dozen
dissimiliar names that come from the
Frey OF Teutonic mythology. Freya was
the goddess OF love. but she likewise
drives over the battlenelds In her car
drawn by cats and chooses half the
slain whom she escorts to their seats
at the banquet of Nalhalla.
The modern Fanny is apparently Of
he days Of Queen Anne, coming into
notice with the beautiful Lady Fanny
shirley, who made it a great favOrite
and almost a proverb for prettlness
and simplicity. so that the wits OF
George us time called John, Lord
Hervey Lord Fanny for his effemin-
acy. Fanny is often given at baptism
instead OF the full name, Frances, and
by an odd caprice it has lately been
adopted In both France and Germany
instead OF their national cOntractlons.
One poet, doubtless seeking TO cele-
brate the beauty OF the lovely Lady
Shirley, wrote a "SOng to Fanny
which has lyrical charm:
Nature, thy fair and smiling face
Has now a double power TO bless;
For .tis the glass In which | trace
My absent Fanny's loveliness.
Her heavenly eyes above me shine,
TIE rose reflects her modest blush,
She breathes In every eglantine,
She sings in every warbling thrush.
That her dear form alone I see.
Evening journal., 1919-11-18

stone: he moves restlessly about seek
ing egress but only human tears can
melt the gem and give him freedom, so
he contrives all manner OF mischief for
the wearer 10 bring about that end.
Fanne's luck day is Friday and 3 Is
her mystic number.
Copyright, 1919, by
The Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening journal., 1919-11-18
4 Thanksgiving Dinner and q Suit of NeIO Furniture
Make Any Dining Room Interesting

board. and gives a cabinet effect,
while the (solid) doors of the even
handsomer china closet almost sug-
gest the facade of some fine old
building.
Six dignifed looking chairs Is
side and one arm) with tapestry-cov-
cred seats and square backs showing
the counter-sunll effects. Stimulating
hand-caFving. are included in this
suit.
Evening journal., 1919-11-18

in so many attractive forms that only
a few can be mentioned here.
Furniture selected now for Christ
mas giving will be held for delivery
at any date designated. Under ex-
isting market conditions, we advise
that any piece whose style or whose
price particularly takes your fancy
should be among those selected
NOW.
A Solid Mahogany Tea-Wdgon
for S29
is designed on simple, attractive lines
to harmonize with practically any
period style of decoration. Remov-
able glass serving tray. rubber-tired
wheels.
Evening journal., 1919-11-18

and this is the particular season when
many families have planned to make
needed Improvements in the furnish
ings of that important room. in the
house.
The variety here provides for
every taste, the beauty and substan-
tial construction will satisfy the most
fastidious. A few particularly strik-
ing values are -
Evening journal., 1919-11-18
a2iS4SiSi2l5EiAsislsseialslaSsiais,alasalelals
. Need not excite surprise in any;

Need not excite surprise In any;
For Fanny's all the world to me.
And all the world TO me is Fanny"
Fsnny's jewel IS the wondrously
lovely fire opal. The restless colors
OF the ordinary opal Is far surpassed
by the flre-Opal whose mysterious
depths are shot with flame. The stone
is perhaps the only one which super
stition regards as unlucky except in
cases Of persons born in October Le-
send has 10 that a pixie clad in brill
liant colors has been imprisoned In the
Evening journal., 1919-11-18
1t May Not Be So Commonly Known

that in these present times which are abnormal
for furniture, the supremacy of Wanamaker
stocks in quantity and assortment has now
become so great that there is nothing large
enough or varied enough anywhere to serve for
purposes of comparison.
In brief, there is nothing good to be had in
the furniture market that is not here. And there
is much to be had here that is not to be found
elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1919-11-18
SHIP OF MYSTERY
ON TREASURE QUEST

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. i5.-The speed
yacht, Whiiemarsh. formerly in The
naval service, will leave here for a
voyage far up the Amazon. The out
fitting Of the vessel in Philadelphia was
attended by much mystery. Fearless
young men" were advertised for 20 man
her. Il is now known that a wealthy
westerner viii use her TO seek asphalt
and oil in the interior OF South America.
Evening journal., 1919-11-18

The Want Ads will sell real estate
and rent property to advantage this
month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
Borough of Richmond

Clifton. Seh.ck's Garage, al Bay s..
Concord. schenk's Garage. 1875 Glove Rd.
Grant City. N'dlend Motor Company. 1859
Great Kils. AmBoy Garage soI Anboy
mower. II. g. so7 Amboy Road.
IinoleumviIr. carteret Ferry Corporation
Mariners Harder. sparr,. l.. washington
Ave.
New Dorp. New Dorp Garage. 1416 Rich
N nond "a lo,I New po err, B e1 e. Ho;sl
Pleasant Plains. Plsasant Plains Garage.
s<e Atnboy Rd.
Port Rlshm:na- Por, Richmond Garage.
Richmond Garage, lss Richmond Ave
Richmond. Dobler. Iulirs $50 Centre St
DaAissr. John, sS2 Richmend St.
St. 0serss. csstiston Park Garage. cas-
st. George Garage. Iss Bay 81.
stspieton., cstternnele. c. NJ. Sch. Law
:, ?, Klilian AUTO C.; .Ina. sss nay st.
s s;t, 81. G &c 1875 Cievs Road o,
stapieton Garage. Bay & Congress St.
United Tire Co. lts Cansl st.
Wagner g. Borrin, Gordon s..
Tompkinsvirle. Auto Supply Co. IS Grit
ST. George Garage. stuyve-snt Pl
'GSk K HsTss H;,, SGy ana Hann"H IS
W. l. MoAdam. &c Griffin g..
TottenviIie. PNto A. Boyd. 2to Main 81,
Tottenyilie Garage. II Bentley Ave.
West New brighton. CsstIston Motor Car
Co. io:2 cAstleton Ave.
West Now Brighten, Columbian Auto a
Motor Car Co., 1854 Richmoud Ter
1nterhoroush Auto Repair 4 supply Co,
Elm st, and Richmond Terraces
Rowohit Motor Car Co, io23 Cas.istou
Ave.
A. somuer. 1885 Richmond Turnpike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18

Astoria. Astoria Gar, Willow a Franklin.
Chsriss Amann, 10 fulton Ave,
Paul saehse. IL xendervsntsr Ave-
aruat Bros. Garege. ass s,h Ave.
Falconer Gar. Co, isS Jamaica Ave-.
Priyats. Auto Rental Service Ca, ,,
l.. Gally.
Broadway & 1st Ave. DeIaney's Garage.
spayside. Rsutl!nGers Garage
College Point. College Point Garage.
KrSeasr's rzpres, CO.
Corona. chA,fe!d Garage; Jackson Ave.
Johnson-Hodas, Inc. lo.i. W. jackson
Powell 8 Bon. Isa w. jackson Ave.
3. l.. Auto Accessories
Coney Island. West End Garage. Cooks
Lane and Railroad Ave.
Dousisston. Manor Garage.
Elmhurst. peuglos.on Manor Garage Co,
ElE,hurst nrfFs Gar. Kingsland Ave.
Max 4 G d H::.: 70 y oc eSsss. A Xv.
FGesr Case Station. jackson Ave. q
J. Rrsus, Queens Blvd. a Caldwell Ave.
oussns Blvd. Garage.
$iS:Sis. $50 ds1sss. 40 p'~.y.
SsIn:st Tsses Corp Fl Tarrin,on St.
N6id's Garage
ouesnsboro Garage, % broadway.
Upper Flushing Oar, ~ Murray 81
N.Y. HISsdYaI risSh.nE o"sags, Gan,
was'sat Az asrar'' SE'ts'h s~'''" sh'n'
s4SSsrs Garage.
Forest MUS. con,In.ntsl Oar, continen-
{S.Sis f y a,iis 9s.sss, 9us.a. eird
GtspdnIe> WIN, Rupp, Cooper Ave
Jthaohn, Cooper Ava, and sandol ST
$780, Glendale public Garage.
Horlia- Hollis oqso.- Sta. Fulton 81, Rus
sell feapie, Prop.
l.. p. Purchase, Fulton 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
LaunchNaphtha Points
In Greater New York

City leland. Robert Jacobs.
A. Aalakon.
= ic1Fa 2. %oS ylaal
Now York City. The Anna Service. y Y.
Tseht Club anchorage TT, EAat :sd a.,
e. y Quinn. Ctason Point.
Joha RahH, Bronxkills Boathouss. FIT.
F. T. WaliS'' r.. W. 1.o,s st.
Richmond. Capt, O. n caster,nols,
Schooner lawrence" on TT Wander
bilt Ave. tApiston.
nrYoklyH, j.. /. Anderson. Ulmer PIX. ~.
c. Polling. on TT. 6pth 81.
Canarsie. 6utter Marine Equlpren, Co
on Stables Pier
Rnckaway Point. p. IT, Reid
shsspshsad Bay. w. Lang.
CoIieGe Point. Herman K-aeme-.
VIM. Needham
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
The dealers listed below carry So-CO-ny Motor Gasoline.

$3.50, Hun & Bird Garage.
white Plains Rd. iaii. Gasoline statipns.
wiiiiarnsbsidse I'd. 1853. Thompson's Ca
rage, ].
ard Ludwig Az. tnesr Pelham Park
way). n. Manson q Son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18

Quincy st. 500. Center Garage.
Ralph Ave. lss. Ralph Garage.
Richards ~. lt3. Leonsrd's Garage.
Ridsewood Ave. 2s5, Cypress Motor Sup
ply Co.
Reid Ave. 900. Putnam Garage.
Robinson ~. 2ss. Robinson St. Garage.
Rockaway Ave. sss. Rockawsy Ava, Gar.
Rodney 81. 81. 3iaujer Garage
-, Rodney-Kesp St. Garage
Uoebling ST. Division Ave. Quick serv.
162, Roeb,ing & Fiin,or. Garage
sad North 9Th st., Roebiing Auto Sup
and So. eth SITS, Pipoiy o..oiin. Sta
tion.
Rogers Ave. 1918. Empire Garage
IglS, Empire Garage.
1915, Flatbush Auto Service Co.
Rutiedge Sc. a31. Rutledse-B'wsy Garage.
sackett St. sea, Jacob Morgenthaler.
81. Marks Ave. sss, Court Garage.
2ol, Marsh Garage.
23s Pratt, Hendricks Co.
500, Wolfmar's Garage.
$50. werhs Realty Corporation.
81. Johns ri. 1857, B. T. & X. Garage.
Saratoga Ave. 10. Stucco Garage.
scholes st. ls:. Graham Garage.
Seneca Ave. 5s7, ssneca Garage.
Seventh Ave. 57o3. Seventh Ave. Garage.
500. Victory Garage.
18th 81, lsI, Prospect PIX. West Garage.
and Neptune Ave. nth St. Garage
sheepshead Bay Road. 1897. Baysids Gar
Sheffield Ave. $40. Sheffield Garage.
sicsel st. 1876. Bush wick Terminal Gar
9th 81. AIS, Berg & Benz.
| Goth st. s37, Fort Hamilton Garage.
1909, Louis Belestrino.
i53b. Goth ct. Garage.
osth 1t. 4s5. Louis stAckleroth.
10th 81. s4a, Unique Garage.
| Snedixer Ave. ss7, Enedllter Garage.
10, Atlantic Crossing Garage
Snyder Ave. 80. Snyder Ave. Garage.
Is. J. J. snyder a Sons.
Q. Eniott Plnce. -. Elliott Garage.
stags st. $50, s.aEr Garage.
| Starr 81. IB35. Sunset Garage, Inc.
| State 81, 2o3, Daniel r. z. Lear.
| Stanhope st. 6, stanhope Garage.
Sterling Place. 413. Colony Garage.
ioe. Boil's Garage.
ga. CRth-Eiiz Garage.
sos. Croker Garage.
| Stephens Court. 50. d. r. Stephens.
| Stone Ave. a.. Near Broadway. Lux Gar.
SIS, Psclrer's Garage.
| stuyvesant Ave. %. stuyvesant Hts Gar.
Sumner Ave. lu, Excelsior Garage.
Suffer Ave. 1000. Bernard schwermsn.
Taylor 81. IS. wr,gh. Cake Co.
Ten Eyek 81. %. D. W. Kaatzs.
ridden Ave. sa2i. Flatbush Auto Co.
18th Ave. 4t,o, Chas. Dobein.
Throop Ave. 4, Gayety Garage.
! ~, Seplowits Bros
and Myrtle AYES. Federal Garage.
| Troy Ave. loo, Troy Ave Garage.
$50, Harris Gorage.
| saith Ave. ss27. T. II. Joyce.
| Slth st. 237. American Ca. & Mach. wis
| saith st. 17s. 3ith ST Garage.
! Q Ave. & Lake st. b. Sickle.
Union st. 7st. Union Garage.
| GIL. Mcintosh Bros.
as. N. Eckhon.
| s3s, Academy Garage.
| go. Park Plaza Garage.
| 1Tfd. Lincoln Terrace Garage.
Cor. Suffer Ave-. Palace Garage.
| Van Sinderen Ave Levins Garage.
Vanderbilt Ave. 2s7 Vanderbilt Garage.
Vernon Ave. aol. Keystone Garage.
! SIS, Hohwsisner q Sons.
| Watkins 81. 1si. Fischer Auto Co.
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