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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
l7 sAf,. 7-1.s How | to Banisfl
 Piles;
Thousands Bless Dr. sLeonhardt. the fPhysician Who Discovered "a !
 Colnmen Sense .I.err,ehr. el z j

If xoustHfnK that tfles siifgeon' s knife is the only method of escape from the il,tsery of; piles. H'ss because you haven't head5 eSSthe new. treatment known as Dr. LSonhard tss IJEM- RoID. / !. The. s1oe tor's.. treat tment5 Is intern al. By exspe rfment n ngi for years he discoR- eretl6ti sesxacL canae- of piles and. then taa ' would. remove theseause.3 iT !
 )r rLe6nhardb va nfs every sufferer t3 be.efit by 'fig dise6Eery and 50 that there. WI be no doubting Or delay Lee < Osgood and all druggists Are author
 zed to sell HEM -ROTDs with giarantee that it Will do as stated ' or money Gn that honorable, basis every suf- feiGr should seciire d package of Dr.
 Leonhardt's TiEMsRoID' today.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
ASKS HOW i.oNs u. s. soi, piFRs ARE TO BE KEPT.iN SIBERIA

Washington. Dec 1-Infornation as to how long American soldiers are to be kept in Siberia was sought of the state department today in "a res olution by Representative Rhodes re : nublican Missouri. It asked also if Japan had defined Its Siberia spoli- w. according to the agreement with he United States as -annuiBced bv 'Ne state department August $, sjdstS.' 2 nd for the strength of British. "-ench. Italian and Japanese forces in iberia and whether any draftees are ,nong the American troops there.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
COTTON BROUGHT RECORD
 PRICE ON EXCHANGE

New York. Dec 1--Decernber cotton sold at SS.eo cents q pound on the cot ton exclla nse today. This was reported to be the highest figure at which any contract ever was sold. on the ex- change. Covering by shorts In re- sponse to extremely bullisll spot cotton news from the south was said % be responsible for the record sales.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
!. ; :, ,ANNtJUN NcEMENTS
 shaletps Cleaning and Dye Works

ss-'ssStt..EttS - :
 'To accomnodAte the increasing bun mess that Is developing in- New Lon don andzN ind ham. counties the Sta- lett Cleaning and Dyeing " ork3 have put saa- gautonao5ile.. service iu Nof- wien. This. enterpris.ng concern has branch offices in Norwich. Mystic and Bristol Goods may be sent by pa,A- eel post, one-.haif the expense being paid by the dye worlss. New L,ondo and Windham county people shuuHl take advantage of the opportunity [. deAi with tais concern
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
Y. N. c. A. Auxiliary.

At the regular monthly meeting st the r. M. C. A. Auxiliary which is u be held, this afternoon with Mrs N :. Iy ier Browne oils. Broadway, specia music by MisJ Elizabeth Lane. he- port oss tie boys' conference recently aeld> in Bridgeport and plans for food and fancy work sale to De held in the fFfAyeT building gre among the things of Interest on the program.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

have used it with nfarveaous benefits. You can prove thn in your ovvn caee-FREE.
 rake EAT<,fsc spr five days -eee how much better yuu win seel. EATc,fSIC' coutains harmless clements that absoen the seid and drive oSt the Eas -in he&. you can satsiy hl k wok3. S
 Beeauee of its soss3srSf mer&, $ 90 dnaiers lsawe ssast- cd se1ng and hRve guasasessd EATORtSc fw Acid- -sanssh rsiss<ies h the lsst swe yeasa.
 ovsr hslf . aunnn psupss n0w e1ean 0ut sleslr enEssa arag win KATUeDc. 1Ab heers usxn we1. stxunR, n of peA gives slssn . sesd aggaalaA M,akB dsun stssD wsAe i.
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 Hyua 9ssse saa.u.a snAue . kk k wunt esua ysn ene peaay salses q esosus Aa wuesh 6 yu@ f'' '.
 0Eaav.slzEgps-~s pA narvuaa VueA ct a2 A -eaDuM Ny KA1UlGDc-Ah h guarsnhssA sp he1p yu1 kA' - eay Ae eEk rs1lel-wav sua bad any tnneexs Youvm nevssr Seca we1 W1Eh saA Aeid Seutns..sa. Get rid of h-eee how uzEsrh ise4w yss VI &aaA <. e-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
Curse of Acid Stomach
 Millions Suffer from It
''Mdkes the Body Sos,.s

Why do you zee 50 many sick and aiiing folks?
 Why doesn't the food you ezt make you stronzl
 Why do you now suffer ms cries no one had years sgos
 Millioos of people have sshed tniL
 Meticai boois te1 the respou. lrs an Acid- -Stcmach-tiaat h. too much acid causes food tn pass on a sour, seru,euting nnas4 This sends poisonous germs snd harmful aeids sA over tise body, instead of stxengfh and Nc.
 Ovef seventy nn0-oeEnz1sc diseeses e2n be tr1ced b Acid- etouaeh. It is ezcess acid. not the fcod yw est, that starts stis trouble. Day and nEf,t t rnes on, dciug cease3ess dasn- sRe, hreeding uaiz1iuns of ee<ma.
 uyU1 be3<1A K yUur Aood se- SHt4 xw hsye heerttuzn, . misc<ahae, tigfk pzHed-up &el 3g sher eetiuE. suur stczaeh. headache, ( yuu arc lcsiag weight, # you doa't feel
 RPY.s a1ees hndH-a Art eMW h sny wW-
 oee rn f yuR Aead- -Ssnse. sA. ffs oze 6rst ssap b gncd l.sslk
 KRrlneskez ezsenzisen, eAuFyeaes 9 w1k, hsve fsund q WY tp easaly ms6 nseursiiv tnAe up ehis ezc,1 ncid eDd cary t out of siss body. ;.
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DAVIS THEATRE.

Theda Bara captured her audiences completely yesterday at the showings of La Belle Russe. the screen version of the Belasco stage piaysWhich set the country talking some years ago. Tire adaptation was made for William Fox by Charles J. Brabtn. who also directed the picture.
 The story recalls that among the British nobility it iS.g or was. consider ed a disgrace to marry a dancer. Be her heart good as 5gold.g the son who made her his wife. 'Yas likely to De ais inherited. a.f. ;-.e..s:s N. :! : This is prectselr what happened to the youthful noblenlal in, .-La :-BeIle Russe. Therefore the dancer suffered untold privation. and as a result WAS able to ,pro7eiyt that nobility of nature can be found among the ;hnMp.est. of men and women. e &2l
 In this. fine picture Taedai Rava, has accomplished the rare feat os playing two strongly contrasting roles that of the young poverty stricken wife and that Of her twin .sister.a courtesan Whoee evil repute tS: theataiR of Paris. The. two characters portrayedsby Miss Bara appear simultaneously or. the screen sin one thrilling scene. whefe the two women confront ]. and sdenounce each other. :'t.cs s-4; s+S,
 :, 4 strong supporting company adds to- the success Of the -AFedHctfofi. i.----..
 The other big feature lis The Thir- teenth Chair. a six part picturfzation of Bayard .'Veitlers's greatest ', of all mystery plays. Ben Turpin in Salome Versus Shenandoah. a s.de-spfitting
 Sennett comedy, completes the show
 Neil o'6risn Hinstreta Corning to the # z Something better ana different each year is the motto of Oscar F. Hodge strels at the Davis theatre Wednesday y
 Dec. 8. In this. years production ,thees win not be found a single stale q obsolete feature and the performance will be new from first part to find eur l tain. Mr. 0 O'Brier Is too well iznowI
 ass writert and producer Of sneesf comedy acts to need comment. and |
 goes without saying thse, the pro-rar will be full. oa, nen and i,ave a tasi that only MT tO,Rriea can succeed. 1T 1 giving 10 a minstrel performance There will be a song and dance mum, 1 her In which MT. .O'Rrier has succeeqet | in breaking away from the hratrr
 paths and 1t will. be found diTe-en from any vet written or presented b! 1 this or@a arization.
 l Rert Swcr, the gloom. destroyer an' | smile producer. VIII TavA q new Tine Q I songs- and iokns and will keAn 1Ar~f-
 ter at hi,arious !Stch with i1tsEuniqu, method of 7fnnrna&ing. t't, i There will be q parade Sttnooff ar;
 . hard corcert in front Of the theatf 1 before each r1e-frrrr arce,. x. .t% .--i
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

If some men were to refrain from cling what they don know 1t, would ne great surprise to their. acquaint- ances.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
What about those
 ugly skin blemishes?.

Why don't you get rid of themR Be free to enjoy life-not unhappy because wherever yougo people are noticing your poor com plexion.
 RESINOL SOAP is just the help you need in that direction. Its wholesome lather roots the impurities out of the pores and helps to make the skiz as nature
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

intended it to be-radiantf and healthy.
 It is also excellent for the bath and general toilet use. The ,Resinol mcdica- ton it contains makes it an ideal cleanser for the hands which should be washed many times aday as a safeguard .to'health.
 At all druggists and toi- let goods counters a
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

Miss Edna Greene, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Greene of West Union, N. T., and Miles B. Kenyon, were married last Thursday, in Andover, N. Y. They are visiting Mir kenyon.s parents, MT. and Mrs. Myron Kenyon
 Fred Read and Miss Maud Provost were married Friday at the parson-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

Kyua seaSe s1a.saa snAss . A k w1nt eA ysa ans peoay sasses st esevss Aa wuEsh te ys@ r. <. {.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

BROOK Az. 55s. W II. e7.1xs2.s; Oswald
MIssion Soc. 23s E 2Gth at; Oct 30; duo
&c. as pcr bond: atty. Title Guar & II
CO. nv Bway ....,........:. $4,000
l40TH ST. e, part lots ~ g. 13. map
Sect e B North Now York 16Sx1Oo;
Victoria ID Singer to VIM 7 Piers, 3G1 Il
1t0th st oct 30: yrs. IA p C; atty.
IL G MITCHELL % West Bway 49,. 81, 500
SAME PROPERTY; same 70 Cordelia
Nn"nri. so y 'i'at at: pr mtge s3.-
500; Oct 30; due Feb l. 1925: p c;
atty. III Herbermann 40 Cedar st 81. 900
A. ~, X. -fi.S n l4tth st. 73.7x
100; Aler Lechtman to BENZ Benenson,
7Ni E ''bth st oct 80. yr 6 y c: atty.
I Benenson 500 Willis ..... $40. 900
18TH ST, s. 100 BROOK av, 45xl0O:
Saml katzan to Edmund Francis Realty
Co; oct 30; , yrs; 5la C; atty Scott.
{; a. B. 46 Cedar ct st.............. 81 900
BROOK AV. 3, 1929. lG9th st. ls.Gx
10S; Lena Smith to Jacob Cohn 1903
Brook av: pr mtg $500: atty. y
Knobloch. 200 Broadway. y..........sl,50 500
CITY ISLAND AN. 8, adj land now
or late John Johnson. 2Gx10O; Le Roy !
Small to FTy l. Schwartz. 53G City Island
nv; Oct 30; yrs y c. atty, T G. g. Il
Co. l76 broadway ................S 81 900
BRIGGS AV. 9. 2sSs n 1ssth ST. 16sx
100; JOS r O'Donnell to Edw Nick Whit
Ing, 147 w 5oth st, cxr: oct 30 3 yrs
b c, atty, I G & r Co, 176 Broad
vYsp Av, W y. 1850 n 172d st, 25xioO;
Michael Roscn to John ID Kroog. 1896
Nyse av; pr mtg $3.50; oct 28: due
Aug rs. 1924; p c; ATTY. Kroog
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

Haelenene tDr). Montreal: sailed: Broad
n,1yi., mayns nr) (crom LivorpooD. Phila-
MSI9 MoSrny1Dmo ". Z, ,,, 6, oqt so-Arrvoa. Str
oso" Mo nn "p JA&%Ro &R sc" Oct SssnqsdH ssssca Str
ytSn W%rTmA T ssn'"s "ot for Now x@r' s,r.
Y".otlnx, balti'norc;; s; Var Masron {'r}. 6s5,
Port Arthur; Frederick I.uokonbuoh, Phil-
!hur: woyac", ca, baltimore, saod. = Str. s
Lack"wnnnM Valley, Baltimore; Connors-
Vile. Now York; Alsctor, Hampt on Roads;
solh. arrived, Arsteiuyk tDutch). B@lti-
n,:,s ST NnINcTNT, oct 2'--Arrivcd: Str
Kyle Kyle ,bre: Baitin1ore Ga.
ToKH HEAD ot oct SoMPasscd: ID" str
MsS1s naq Hr Oct M0n'rea ..a for ne'fGs ST.
lxfon Iro. Hong Kong for Seattle;
>AJCk LAMP. oct. 2e;--Arrived; str city
of ,ihVrs M"drIs nr, New Sort IsoH via Habo1
hank. Baltimore; Muskogec. New York
2sth, Wcstwego. New York; 29th. Baron
Napier tBr). New York
LA PALLICE, oct. 27.--Arrived: Str
constnntia Vcu). Philadc!phia;
rALERMo, oct 25-Arrived: Str chf-
oiraceiand GBr). Lcwispcrt, \. r. r. 90
Santa MhpARAls9 2ew oe York 'AFTSHn vim Si"n and SI
paIss X@MoAMA a5 N. OCT ,... aShrTysa "a; Ss str
AV0NMouTH, Oct; 3o-sailed strs
British Major IBr). Port Arthur Venusla
BALBOA. oct. a1.--Arrvcd. 2oth: strs
Colinde, Portland. Ore; Opawa, Weling
ton; Chepadoa. Seattle; Palm Branch (BrD.
CHILE $oth; sk%terrdyk IpnD, Antofa-
U'r), Guayaquil. Sailed: 29th Strs Mount
Vernon. san Francisco; aoth, Terrier
tNor), san Francisco.
BARBADOS. oct 26.-salled: Strs VIM.
a. McIlcnney lfrom Montevideo). New
York; Marltcn (Du). (from Rio Janeiro>.
Norfolk ship Mafalda (Nor.) Nrom Buenos
Ayres>, New York; Schr Matowoc, New
BI;LrAsr. Oct ao-Arrivcd: Str Mel
more Head OBJ Montreal:
CRISToBhL. Oct. 31-Arrived: 29th,
Strs Middlcbury. Cartagcna Turria iba,
sailed 2sth strs AniiiIian. New Orleans:
S0th, Nietapan, New Orleans; zarembo.
New York.
DOVER, Oct. 2l.-Paseed: Str wearpool
U}r). Baltimore for Antwerp.
TALMoUTH. oct 31-Arrved: strs War
Kajah 'Br). Port Arthur, Novgorod (Br).
GREENoCK oct go Sailed str
:, Hull, oct 3o-sailed; strs Mendip
KlNsALE. Oct a1-passed: Str Median
d;r2; Ealtlnore for Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3l-Arrived Str
nlee,riciam dRr), Galveston Via Norfolk
LONDoN. oct So-Arrived: Str Villas
ton G8r), Montreal.
PLYMOUTH. oct 2o-Sailed: Str lake
1lienorah, New York.
Cap Flnisterro (isr). Port BIacl<eley Via
Colon.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

DAILY Az. 2oi4-1e. $. aoxioo; giuseppe
Gannotti to Thos III Kremser, 2014 paly
av: oct 81; yrs 8 per cent: atty. =
HnlIock. 800 1s0th st..........$1 ct 10000
SAME PROPERTY, same to same, pr mt r
sloo 600; Oct 81; instals per cert: atty,
LOT ait, map Benj stern, Harry Robinoff
and ano to Benz Stern. 80 we b5th st
Oct 49, yrs, per cent; atty. r II
Kosenstock. Rector Ht............ $2l0
LOT 226, same map. Solomon Epstein to
same. Oct 16; yrs, per cent, atty.
SOUTHERN BLVD n F.. 074 Wilkins
pl. 25xl0G.7; John II Long to Mary u
Egan. SIS 69th st, Brooklyn: Oct IS,
yrs, 6's per cent; atty. B Moore. |
ARTHUR Av. 2i24. c 3. i6.sxroos: My
Seeger to Louis J Socger 81 Frankoni
nv. B of q, y Y; Sept 20; duo as per
bond without interest, atty, l. J Seger
IA Flushing. l. I............. 400
BELMONT AV, 1886. q, 25xiO5.o; Charles
dc Angelo ct al to Mary Oakley, u "
list st, Aug ! /; yrs, p c atty, l. T e.
L Go, ]6O bWay ...............$ 4 500
222D ST. s. 355.1l Barnes av. 25x89.9:
Generoso Mee!ico to Adelaide A Wabst
@b6S O!inVillc av. pr ntge 81. 250. oct
25, instals. c; atty, l. r & Co.
~ ltW'.! ; 800
LOT 299, map McC;raw est; Carl VI Wat
son to Appolinia Rubel, $40 Marcy av
Bklyn, Oct 2S yrs. p c. attys. Phil
lips e. a, Al Park Row. ..........$ 81 800
NYSE AN. w 8. 112.6 172d ct. ls.axi0O;
Philip Cohen and ano to Jas G Green,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
m. 3o.llll p. M. 29.96S s y. m. j..
Other Peoples Weather


WASHINGTON. Oct 3i-A disturbance
of moderate intensity was central ton 'ght
north of the Great Lakes and disturbed con-
dltons prevail over the great central valleys
and the Gulf states. Another storm area is
central over the western Canadian prov
inces. The pressure is high Off the Atlantic
coast and over the plains states and the
Rocky Mountain and plateau regions.
There were rains in the North Atlantic
states. the great central valleys, the region
Of the Great Lakes and on the North Pacific
Coast. and there were local SHOWS in the
Northwestern states. high temperatures
prevailed during to-day generally east Of the
Mississippi River and low temperatures are
general in all Western districts.
In the Now England states the weather
VIII be cloudy tomorrow, probably preceded
by showers in the morning and partly cloudy
and colder ON Sunday. In the Middle At
lantc states the weather will ne unsettled
and showery tomorrow, with lower tenn
perature by tomorrow nght and partly
cloudy and cooler Sunday. In the South Al
lentic states the weather viii be generally
far tomorrow ard partly cloudy with local
showers Sunday without material change in
temperature. In the east Gulf states there
Will be local showers Tomorrow and Sunday
Forecasts for Special Districts-Eastcrn
New York. partly cloudy and cooler to-n,or-
and Sunday.
Delaware. showers. followed by partly
cloudy and cooler weather tomorrow Sun
day cloudy and cooler.
Southern New England showers followed
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE, Oct sl--Arrivcd: strs
hsr'a'ia fRr' sh,sids ihE9 Mswpor, News: War Lark
Verona (Nor). Port Antonio boron
lSwed2, Huelva; silI1eborg Dan), st Vim
cent; Gardenia Nt. Civita Necchia. Gron-
sund Cpan). Newport Hatchle, san l'ran-
clso. via Norfolk; Lake Charlotte. Calves
ton and Port Tampa. Sailed: str Argen-
me ToSTHI MTTT N'ap,' sGothemburg and MHimo
G5D. Manchester; West Galrta. Buenos
ACES ana Monteviieo; Nicoochoc, savan-
nah; Grccian, Philadei phist; Lake tYume
Norfolk; Gloucester. Baltimore and Nor
folk.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Oct a1-rassed IN
pool: Yaye Maru (Jap). Amsterdam. via
2ew 2,., York; I,s, orcus, Seattle via NorfolN
zfts strs Mas% Tassed N" o%
South Bend, san Francisco; Comet, towing
Barge No 81. for Baton Rouge; Hochelasa
Edscmoor. Genoa: Lake Bcnbow. PhiIadel-
phla Flixton (iSir, Nerice; Lake Candcl-
DEl.AWARE BREAKwATER. Del. oct
31-Passed up: Strs Liberty Clio. Huclva
for philadelphia. Passed out. oct So VII
Lake Calvenia philaqelphia f9r Glen
phia for Houston: Mariners liarbor. Phila
delphia for Havana.
Easts1n Monl Sun Ala" TSTboo 9Sa EGiysa sais ST. s5r
Moshico (trial trip), schooner Normis,
NEW ORLEANS, oct. si-c1eared
Strs Ceiba CVondD, Coiha; Chalmet,e Ha-
vana; Cubadlst. Port Lobos. Mexico. Out
nlistan tHond.l. omoa via Port Corte1i
Sagua Gr). Antilla, Cuba; Santurce, Mo
bile Surname. Port Barrios via Havana.
PHILADELPHIA oct. 3i.-Arrivod
Strs Adjutant Dorme GNrD, Norfolk. Lake
Fugard, Portland, England; Okiya Port
land. ore: Nantucket, Boston. Klamath
Baltimore
PoKT EADs. La. oct al-Arrivedt
Strs Belvernon (Nor), Mexico; Mielero,
Mntan2as; Neptune. Frontera. Sailed
Str Brilliant. New York
PoRTLN#D. Me-, oct. 81 Arrived: str
Lake Granger, Sabna. Tex, Schrs clara
b. y oi'n nrr,i Boston; CataNamteal, Boston.
REEDY ISLAND. Del. oct 81. Passed
for !Iull; Bethlehem. philadelphia for New
Bedford; cicoa. Philadelphia for Norfolk
SANANNAH, Ga. oct 3l.-Arrived:
Strs EalsaFQ, lQuinue Howard Jackson
Brunswick; Schr Edith Naimstal. sweden.
Str Orchild lDan). Wykoping.
NlNEf Ahp s.l HAYES Mass. oct. 81
Boston; Matoa, Norfolk FOR Portland;
Schrs IIortensia, st. John, \. b. for Noy
York; Sarah Eaton Calais for New York;
]. * Mitchell. Hllsboro for New York.
sstrs Caiaveras. soca Grande oand sailed
for Weymouth. Mass); Apache. New York
tand sailed for return), Ossabaw. N.w
York for Mexico Cput in for repairs)
NORFOLK, Va. oct 8l-lgntored: strs
Lake Eligo, London, LcNisa, Now York.
Lake duncan. New York West Alcta,
Hamburg Western Hope. Newport News,
toria.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Oct sl-sailed: str
captain Collier, Panama City.
t'more; Bay Queen. New York sailed
Sch W Drew. Nueva Corona
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
French Fine German
Town SIS, 600 for Riots
General Degoutte Takes Action
Against Sarre Citizens Who
CauSed the Trouble

MAYENCE. Oct. 31.-General De-
eoutte, the French commander, has i'm
posed q fine of 10000 marks (normally
Sl5000) on the town of Kaiscrautern,
in the Sarre region, on account of re-
cent disorders in that locality fomented
by German political agents.
The manifesto of General Degoutte
imposing The fine says the French
authorities will tolerate no movement
Of a revolutionary character.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
TRAN Ell

Passenger and Freight Services
Nt~ lOttn 10 LIVERPOOL
Ofduna. .................. Nov. --. Dec. g
Cas.Aanla .......... Nov IL. Dec. "
NEW YORK to~PLYMOUTH,
CliEI{BOuRG and SOUTHAMPTON
Mauritania ........ Nov Il, Dec. l6
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George. Nov. 5. Dec.
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
CliERB0URC and LONDON
lsronla. ............... Nov. S. Dec. IS
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
tLANRE and LONDON
Saxona. ....... Nov -. Dec. 3
NEW YORK 10 PlRAEUS
Pannona. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Nov z
NEW YORK -LDERRY- GLASGOW
Cc'umh ... Nov Dec. s
el-e4 sTAT1 STREET. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
THE WEST END cHrRCs.

"cSt EMO Ave. aud 7-th 81
heT Henry tVertson Cobb. y D Minister,
VIII preaca az II \. n and 80 2 81.
~ $50 4. NJ. Special Muse.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
FOREIGN PORTS

ANTwERP, oct 2s-Arrived: strs Spills
~ (Rr}, New York; 2eth. panebrog (Dan).
BuENos AYREs. Oct 2s--Arriv-d. strs
r9laf S9a NGW so, Ygr VIZ Rsrmqda and
York Sailed, 29th Strs Persian Prince
lBr). New York. Lake Fannn, New York;
Blair (from GulfporD. Barcelona
CAPE WRATH. oct 30--Easscd: str
holm.
DARTMOUTH oct 29-sailed: Str Lake
Yahara, Hampton Koads.
DOVER. oct $o-~rassed: Str Edgeneld.
Baltimore for Rotterdaln
ga, FAYAL oct n 2'msaisd Str Medford
GRANGEMOuTH oct 29-Arrived: str
Helredale tBr). Campbellton. \ B
LIVERPOOL. oct 30-Arrived: Str IIud-
son tFr). Victoria. y c. via Colon. sailed
strs ', Iatrician 'Br). Tainpico; Wau-
LIZARD, oct 3o-Passed: strs Cham
pion New York via Philadelphia for Rot
terdam; Lake Inaha. Baltimore for Not
terdafl.
MANCHESTER. Oct 8o-Arrived: Str
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

2sTrI ST. 800 E: william siref-
man agt Charles Goldberg, own
er: Sol and Paul Goldberg. own
ers and contractors .........r:-. sso''o
50TH ST. 400 e, william Siref-
man agt Charles Goldberg. own
ers er 9o' ,nd '',,o n''r,rartors "'1' 10000
i1TH ST, 525 and 527 E David
Israel ct al agt Jacob Futer-
nont,actor l'nrI' 1900
W EST HOUSTON ST 3s, and
Green ct. 156; Israel Crystal agt
rn9ch I,a5 '''',''. co. contTactor rt. $4,000
81 ST. lG and IS W. Samuel J
Gottllcb agt Conreco Co. own
er; Abraham kaplan and Bar
net Chester contractors ....... l,otV'uo
SAD ST. % w Anthony ! Ferry
agt John J Firn.rty and Victor
Thomas owners. j tfnnerty
18TH ST, ZIG w Mulberry Roof
ing Co Inc agt Lillian c sherry
tor ................ 1878
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Going on To-day
DAY

American Museum OF Natural History;
admission free.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art; admission
free.
American Museum Of Safety; admission
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t'''|7l|R{&(LMAN8Adf|

by clearing. and colder tomorrow Sunday
partly cloudy and colder.
Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey
partly cloudy and cooler tomorrow, probably
preceded by showers in the morning: Sun
day cloudy and cooler
Western Pennsylvania and western New
York. partly cloudy and colder tomorrow :
Sunday fair
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Ala Morris Park av. and ano: Oct 2s;
yrs. p C, atty. 8 Wray, 1873 bos
ton rd ....:.....''.' .,nnveo,
~RESTON AV. Field pi lVVke',
Co; oct so demand. y c; attys ono"
& s. Is Wall st......-.... .s4lV'VV'
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

5sTH ST, 81 w; Friestsdt Under
pinning CO sgt estate OF Geo
e williams ct al owu-rs. =
Goldstefn Jr Wrecking Co. con
tractor .............-
aA ME-, PROPERTY Fries,odt Tn
derpinnlng Go ag' Estate u
Geo G williams ot al. ownerr.
John J Burns Cons'i'iction co.
contractor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting mails close at tho Gem
eral Postofficc and city Hail PostoNice
Station, Sew York. at p. m. follows:
Jnpan. Cvrea China. siberia. Siam.
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies
ana Philippine Islands, Via Seattle, steam
ship Fushinna Maru. to-day.
Hawaii, Japan. Eorea. China. Slam.
Siberia. Cochin China and Nethorlands
East Indies. via San Francisco. steamship
Tenyo Muru. November 8.
Hawaii, samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand via San Francisco, steam
ship Sonomn, November G.
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Satisfied Mechanics Liens

STANTON ST. III. 7 Frltx x 90 sRs De1a
Ausses RI 81. Aug -. 1919. .....sfI7 So
5TF AV c ssth -, Rosenthal In
Rinesrirg Contracting Tn. Inc agt st5
9Th Az Corpn ct al. oct 3. Iof3-. $50
Bronx
Az. ~ s-io5 8 2z3a g. 1,r
A. Patrick = Sullivan 4gi Marga-a-
.Silssou et al. Jan :. 1914 sf.2te
25aD ST. $50 e i y S.i.iran x Ma
garet Nelson e. a.. Jaa :. 1858. Si.2I8
New-York tribune., 1919-11-01

highest temperature yesterday. 70 degrees
Cat p. ny lowest, 81 degrees lat Il :0l
a. m9 average. 6S degrees average same
date last year, 6l degrees average same
date for thirty three years 50 degrees
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Building Loan Contracts
RYany

AUSTIN PLACE. u . ISIS ~ it,.h =.
736 1C0; BENJAMIN Benanson ioa,s
Abraham I.ochtFuan 20 n-ect - arrr--
factory building Z, payrnents). sl3gf9
FIELD PLACE. n OF Crestou a.. TX
100. city Mortgage 20 loans No.
Constn co TO erect 5sty apartment
90 paymeDtsl --........---- si49.119
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SOCIETY OF FRIENDS

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDs -Ne.,in~ n
ior worship. II Il. m. AZ 22l East l5th ST Mar
hAt'sn- and no Sctlermerhorn St BROOKLYN
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Local Forccast.-Par;ly cloudy and cooler
To-day and tomorrow fresh west winds.
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Weather Report

gun gun rises. :25 n m. Sun sets :54 y. IN.
moon rises. l :o4 y. NJ. Moon SETS - a. N,