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R.H.MACYCO. BUYSBIC
FARM FOR EMPLOYEES
Will Maintain IL as All Year
Vacation Resort.

r. II. Macy & Co. have purchased the
hundred acre Todd Lake farm at Bur.
iingham. Sullivan county, ". Y, for
merry a summer resort, from Benjamin
+. Todd. 1t Is planned to use the farm.
as a rest and recreation centre for its
employees. The farm will be run by the
employees themselves, with the Macy
company supply the money, and will he
Kept open throughout the year
The farm is improved with one main
building and three cottages with accom-
modations for fifty persons. Extensive
additions. including sleeping porches are
being mad. under the supervision of
Robert ID. Kohn, architect. A large nat
ural lake on the property makes 1t par
ticu]arly suitable for a vacation resort.
For years the Macy firm has rented
places to BIS used as vacation camps by
its employees. II now plans to establish
a permanent resort where improvements
can BIO made as they are needed. a
small fee to cover the costs of operation
will be charged, but the rate will be
smaller than at any summer resort. The
spending of a vacation at the farm will,
of course, be optional with the employees.
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WILL SELL BRONX
TERMINAL TO-DAY
]. P. Day to Continue Big
Hunts Point Sale-222 John
son Lots Bring S601,3 300.

With 222 lots and plots of the George
+. johnson estate in the Longwood ave-
nue. section of The Bronx sold yester-
day by Joseph p. Day In the vesey
Street Exchange interest centres to-day
on the continuation of the sale at IL
A NJ. when Mr.. Day will call for bids
on the Bronx Terminal property consist
ing M nearly ninety acres of Industrial
sites divided into eight parcels of from
Ave to fifteen acres each. and also the
sale of 9S6 lots on both sides of Hunts
Point avenue between the Terminal and
the subway lines. These lots and pilots
will be disposed of for the Bronx Termi-
nal Corporation
Most of the $50 lots to be sold to-
day are of the type and variety that
will appeal to wage earners seeking in
yestments and to home seekers as well
ms business men, manufacturers and
wealthy investors They are adjacent to
the new subway lines and TO the thickly
populated and decidedly under developed
Longwood avenue, Southern Boulevard,
East 163rd street and Hunts Point ave-
nue. section.
The lots lie in the direction in which
the next big building development will
set in, II II runs true to the past rule
of quickest development on the East Side
of Manhattan and The Bronx. The lots
in this section being cheaper, should ap-
peal to the thrifty home seekers and
S<:uilders DESTROYS of helping to solve the
problem of the housing shortage.
Added interest Is attached to the sale
az a result of the announcement that
Capt. Robert Dollar, president of the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company, has
purchased fourteen and a half acres,
comprising plots A and B of the Termi-
nal property. 1t was said that Capt.
Dollar paid sS56.250 for the property.
which has a frontage of $50 feet. The
steamship company has seventeen ships
plying between the Pacific coast and the
Orient. 1t Is expected that the company
will place six of these ships on the first
direct New York to Shanghai route and
will use the Bronx Terminal property
just purchased for the New York piers.
Jacob Leitner, head of Leitner. Brener
Starr, Bronx operators and brokers
who have been identified with many Of
the biggest developments of that Dor
ough, was the heaviest individual buyer
at Yesterdays sale. Mr.. Leitner in alt
took $174,700 worth of lots and plots
His largest single buy included the
square plot of $50 feet on Hunts Point
avenue, It's feet on whitlock avenue
(northeast corner), together with a tri-
angular plot extending 2S7.13 feet north
east along the New Haven railroad
tracks and 2s2.15 feet from the tracks
to Whitlock avenue. He paid 1927. 900
for the entire plot.
The lots had previously been ~
nrately for s126,700, but under IT, rs
of the sale the auctioneer was ~. ..I =
ted to reopen the bidding If an.
son offered a price for the entire DO *
number in excess of the total individual
bids received.
Half an hour after Mr.. Leitner had
bid in the block Mr. Day stated that he
had been advised that Mr.. Leitner had
Just refused a profit of $4,000 on his
purchase.
Mr.. Leitner also bought heavily in tho
block bounded by Southern boulevard,
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~, ,, ,so. o.
ay. oe, al, atty iawyers r r co. iso
S6 bs9Saws su,asISii7, mn ;cs
irreea-Edw n Knadier IT, 70 Marst
seherb, 7i5 = s2sth 81, Oct 20; atty;
LOT az man speneer ct aI.Pietro
Mastropaoio 70 Frank Beliomon.e. ss7
Iors aiT n sI0e sis man Jos Hns;on' 'iS at
clsson Point--susun Il Rudd e Eaw
way .................... 800
HOFFMAN ST, W q, sos n issth st. 1s.sx
s7.5-Clars Bell TO Giovanna Ardone.
attS. Title Quar- q Go. Iis Broad.
way Observation-Disclosures. 500
MORRIS Az. cor 177th 81, eoxsb-
Realty Corp, mtg $4,000, oct 81; atty;
Fischer .iob2 Hull ay, mtg $40. 500, Oct
~; atty. Title Quar- I Co. i7' br 800
st, isxiit.s--Eliz T D.miewitz and an9
to Warren n Zahn, 1882 Ogden av. anu
ano. mtg $500. Oct 81; atty Title Guar aG
BRACKEN Az. vs. I2S hsha Mat, az;
Knauf, ios1 Edison av, mtg $1,000. OCT
81; atty, Title Guar Co. no erV esoo
cS wsE 'ii;RfYf: iNoRTHH :: a ;fi' g
Prospect ay. 27.loxs7 Heroic 1 S Seps
to John Feldman.l Iss Crosona Pa ant
North. and ano. mtg 81 .ooe, Oct ~ ~
atty. Title Guar & Co, lle Bway sioo
SAME PROPERTf-John COOK u ssn, nc
Oct 30; atty, same. ..;... 49,; 'H 20
| MAITLAND Az, l12 Old ra, evh
1T8-Louisa Bodo to herman Mor i,,
s96 Cauldwelf nv. Oct u; ATTY Iit,e
Guar & Co, 176 Bway. 49, ~
WH1TDoCK Az, 9, 85S Tlnsny st.
S9xso-John NJ King 70 Dreher 60, Inc,
$50 Z 16ist st. Oct 80; atty, Lawyers
It Co, $50 Bway. ...';. c:s.'...'' NV W
CROTONA AV. W cor 10th 81, 49Sx
10o.2-Anthony Az Realty co 70 Mbr
Block, sle SO boulevard, mtg S53, eo,
Oct 81; attys, Davis u ID, oil Champers
st ...,........ ............:..:..' .SlVv
| PARAMOUNT PL, ia, 8, 27.2x9te-Noci
Fox TO Pamptine Realty Co, $50 SWAY
Oct 81; atty, Lawyers Title q 20,
100 Bway ......... ........;.. .SlOo
| 226TH ST, n " cor Lowerre pl. loox2e.,
VIM Meehan to Ses taa L on, .t ~
Title Guar & T Co: 17s Bway. 500
| RIVER Av, 8, 3s.1i 1921 ct, 5oxloo-
6S7 Lenox av, mtg s4s. 500, OCT 80; atty,
Title Quar- l. 4 Co, 176 Bway. 80. 800
| 18TH ST. S, 215 Prospect av 25xls0
| Josephine I Brennan to Jacob Kavovit
| 1873 Fulton av, oct 80; atty, Title Guar
& T Co. 17s Bway. ........... 800
| bath ST, 724 E. g. lot ie. map new
| village Jerome 25x1oO-Mary Dunn 10
Philip Rossoff. s7.. wnlett av. oct 81 ;
CARPENTER Az. as7s, 5, 25x1oo-kats
Sohlierer - Adoiph German. 1929 Ira
| falgar pl, mtg $4,000. Nov /, atty.
| Lew 2eg Bwny and 800
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of owner and
Attorney
Downtown,

tsouth of Fourteenth street,


(South of Fourteenth street,
10TH ST. 8, 1875 e 9Th av. 25x92. s--Jose-
phine Mel Cole to Stephen A Powell
Essex, Y, Oct 81; atty, Title Guar &
d CO. JIe Bway. .:..::.s.:..::..; 500
2s.sx - Howard Townsend to to 81
Bway Corpn, l65 Bway, all liens. Oct
81; atty. Title Guar q Co. l76 Broad
BROADWAY. ss:.si. $. zoos ii$ sth ST. st,
4sxs5.4-A Investing Co to Klass-
more r e Corpn, $40 Bway. mtg S2o5. 900,
all liens, Nov /; attys, Morrison & s. 320
SAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R E co rpm
to- Kiasko Finance Corpn, mtg s227, 900
Av b, sw cor 18th st, 2s.5xSs.chas e
Haskell to Elise Levin, 1874 Audubon av
and X NJ Corpn. 267 W 37th st, mtg &c.
900. Oct "a; atty. Title & Mtg CO.
BOND ST. az. 8. iixiio.wmi r ward vsTG
ct al, extrs. to Aaron Aaront, IS I'd av,
mtg $4,000: atty. Chas Frankel. lie
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
18TH ST. 2ss E. S. 2o.4x1o2.2-Chas
18th st. mtg $500. Oct 81; atty. Title
TAD ST. 40 e, IS. a5x1oa2-Della N
inEton av. mtg $4,000. Oct 81; atty
n T,!Is STo. AZ Co. go iSits St, iSS
ss-Ida NJ King to Oscar Levine, 1641
Lexington av. mtg 1850. all liens, Oct
9: attys. G p Heimberger, 2s9
17TM ST. las E. e. si5;1;iosa-Juiliiain " "
Robbins, exr, &C, to Mary 5. Childs. Sc
tauket l. Il atty. E z Mercelis. 81
sisT ST. az E. s. 's;o;xs;.s.A t oidri1
Salter TO Adam ] Klinger, 243 3lst
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I, mtg $4,000. all liens, Nov 1; sttys,
7,s Mens SCI ics r W. a7I HwA iys.iixnnis siGS
haitian ct. an liens. Oct ~: atty. L z
sisr ST. IS v. SIS ajses.e.Lsw;y;er. Nor!
3, Oct %; atty, N CO. 100
ss TM'y sr. 1850 W. $ 'is.xss.t1 i itsSU
Central Union Tfssi g. Of y TO
g, Oct 81; atty. Fredk Lese. s5
SAME '1 PRoPhRriiY.irihiur D Calm ;i''t to
sisy, 800; atty same san Nau -"
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of 10th strest.)
istTH ST. 8. ASS sth av. iokes.1i
Guardian Life 1ns Co Of America to
VIM Webb. 2a+7 III az. mtg $4,000,
Il Wood to Morris Moore's sons Inc,
a' ai 'S as "a ans g. !. IT, %'f sw 5000
Norfolk Norfolk St: s7.sx7s@5Emil rriek. ezr, to
Samuel baT, RssGasr ,ss NSriS9 ST. s'y
18TH ST, la7 W, n 8. l5xss i1-Title Q
ct a Go; trustee, to Floyd Sanford.
lssTH ST, s. 1895 Tth av. 1?xss.ll
Equitable Life Assur Society to VIM
All liens. Oct /; atty. @ & Co.
i,tT T s ST. S. W, /. i.s.ioc.il-waia;dis.ll
worth Doster to Jos Schseier 81 W
l2tth st. I, AL Hens. June 20; attys
SANE PRoPERTYMAiic;e; Robinson. ' by
gdn, to Same, t. Oct af; atty, T q
4 Co. 176 Bway.....,.......s1, sss.R7
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. n s. $50 W
nj N
ano. 70 Rose Schwartz, $50 W 117th
st. mtg s4S,ooo; attys. Krakower & P,
18TH 4 ST, IS W, n $ ijsxiioO..ii.Edwi wy T.
splitter to Lena Michaois, i72 Essex St.
mtg sS5. all liens; atty. Jacob
LOTS ss. sss snd sal map Bennett es.
tate, Fort MISUNDERSTANDING Phil
lips to Foot & Martin, Inc. e 42d st.
Holmes. 4 G, 20 Broad st. 90. a 800
6TH Av. SIS, cor 10th st. 14l.1ox4sx
irreg-Norbert Holding Corp to College
Holding Co, lis w 12oth ct, b and $, Oct
81; attys. Morrison & Schin. $40 Broad
IExfM J: ron iy: ISIS; cor i,l,h st i:
Louis Brown, 212 E 1osth st, and ano,
mtgs $1,000, Oct 81: atty, Louis Hut
Ia efr g sT i iIs w.t. !; III
weber to Emmett Corrigan, $50 w .2d
St mtg $4,000. Oct "a; atty. L & 7
sTH Av. 5, S7.5 8 14sth st, s7.6xi0O-
Mile Rosenberg TO Harry schum. $50
Manhattan av. mtg $40, 500, all liens Oct
81; atty. Maurice Katz see Broad
IssTH ST. 1os-ilo w. 5, 5oxss.iiw
Benehr Realty Corp to Tekane Realty
Liens. Oct 20; attys. Joseph. d & F. III
I2STH ST, s. 5s.s Lexington av strip
Chas II Brown to the Howard Hudson
Co, II Wall st, q g, Oct 81; atty, Fred
L Sturgis, IA Wall st.................s 81
ST NICHOLAS Az 765. W $. S1.s n l4sth
ST. 20.4xsT l1x1o1.S--Guardian Life
4O5 Il 18th st, mtg 5000 all liens. b
and &. Oct %: attys, Dulon (
r, II Park Row Observation-Disclosures. 800
10th ST. 116 W. SIS. 20x1oo.l1-Emmett
Corrigan to Mary I, his wife. 253 w 42d
st. mtg $4,000. Oct 25; atty. l. q I
18TH ST. sis E. 5, aOxioO io-Morrls
atty, T L . Co. i7s Bway., 800
124TH ST. $, 2so6 W list av. 1sx1oo.ll-
Luigi Guida to Luigi and Anungiata
olga, S36 f. 124th st. mtg $500: VI
Anzilone. $40 E i24th st. .......s10O
WALTON Av. 1895, w :. 2oxss-Edw Re-
gerhard to Chas Putzel. 1899 Madison
av, Aug 20. lsi2; atty. Lawyers Title &
Co. $50 Broadway. ................si
SAME PRIlPERTY-Chas Putzel to Fredk
Rothfuss. e45s sth nv. mtg $1,000. Oct
IA; atty. same. Observation-Disclosures. 800
2o5TH ST, 20S-s. $. l22.sxs7.5x1o5-
Magdaiena Haas to Jennie Tackrey. s55
Title Guar & T Co. 176 Bway.... 800
CLAY AN 1925 W e. o5xSl3-Benf W n
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Fox street ara Legwett avenue, a total
OF fourteen lots for $4,000.
The highest lot price brought at the
sale was $4,000 for the southwest cor
ner of Southern boulevard and Long.
wood avenue, bordering on the station
OF the Lexington avenue and Pelham
ia! Park subway. The lot was 35x110.
Makenstein Pros, electrical contractors,
Dought plot Of eight lots for S26,250 on
East 1b6th street between Beck and
Fox streets
There were 222 lots sold yesterday
Tor a total of S601.3OO
The sun., 1919-11-04
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.

E-One OF the choicest Fifth Avenue, 2715
foot slxstory modern American basement dwelling,
electric elevator baths, masters rooms room for
III servants. Might consider $300,000
13us off Fifth Avenue 81 foot fivestory English base
ment house. has baths, masters rooms, also has an
elevator. Might consider something under 100000.
4-Near Riverside Drive, fve-sory American base
ment house. 24x100 all modern improvements; Otis
electric elevator six bathrooms, electric light parquet
floors throughout, inter- connecting telephone system,
servants stairway to top floor mantels made in
Europe kitchen and laundry tiled to ceiling, steam
clothes dryer; masters bedrooms conservatory, five
servants
15-On Riverside Drive in the 7Os handsome five-story
American basement dwelling 25 feet by 1O0 five mas
ers bedrooms four servants bedrooms parquet floors
throughout electric light, steam heat back stairway
to servants floor and all modern improvements The
owner is anxious to sell and will consider reasonable
offer.
16-n the $685. near Riverside Drive modern four-story
and basement high stoop dwelling with buffers pan
try and bath extension and three bathrooms, electric
light, hardwood floors. The house contains Is rooms
1t can be bought under $4,000, and is free and clear
We consider this bargain.
lin the 9Os West End Avenue perfect 413story
American basement house, II feet by 100 1t has
buffers pantry and bath extension, II and three
baths, electric light foyer hail. parquet floors through
out handsome decorations. This house can be had at
bargain.
1sA complete fivestory American basement dwelling in
the 70s with view of Hudson River. Contains 16
rooms and baths There a hot water heating plant
in the house, electric elevator electric light. This house
built to order and is of reproof construction The
owner is anxious to sell.
The sun., 1919-11-04
East Side.
East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)

ana llUtn streets.)
18th wd, ST s$I =, ms rso aIx192,s: Oct al
ano to Annie f Thornton. 257 Hancock
81, Bklyn. due Nov 3; 1922, $40; atty.
isT Av. 8, $50 Tooth ct, S76x1OO.
p m Oct 2e-Helen Midownick to Cab
riella vitelli. S44 e Tooth st. installs,
18th ST. i2s e. s, 2lx1c2.2. p m, OCT
u yr. y Robins atsy p d 5stn ST. o1 81
lsT Az. 77th st, s7.ax15, 'Io'G M.
Lehnert. 4o1 Madison st, Bkiyn, yrs.
&C. pr mtg $4,000; atty. Hy wendt.
ssTH sT IL. to ia e iiiis.iSc O %
ireg, p m, Oct a1--James Van Alst, Jr,
to Louisa NJ Gerry Newport. r 1. due
Oct 81. 1891. Sc; atty. L & T Co,
slsT ST. az H. s. aoxss.s. M 't Oct 81
Adam J Klinger to A oidnlr saiter.
pr w5 mtg $500; atty L & T CO; $50 asS
ssTH ST. Il. ao11oo..5. oct isH s-iGeo
ru sars s ss W u to Fs e. du. t oat 81
1s2g 50; atty. Geller. R & Koran, 29
5TH AV, s., cor 18TH st III i ,ossss
irreg. p m. Oct s1-College Holding Co
to Norman r r Corpn, 70 Bway. instals
81; atty. Walter NJ wechsier 10
SAME PRoPERrY. Oct si.shenik r 4 C
Co to Liberal Finance Corpn, 40 w 9th
St ] yr. SO; attys. Morrison s., S20
Io2D ST, 10 E. $. G5xiCC.4 p m Oct Oct
3l-Roseson Realty Co to Sigmund Mem
dslsohn. S14 W lo7th st. 3 yrs, 5q6 ;
atty: T & NJ Co. 1875 Bway. $40. 900
s1ST ST, a. IS e Madison av, 20. Ix1O0 s.
m. Oct 30-Adele V Allen to Henrietta
Freund. 275 Central Park W, ct al,
trustees, yrs. $50; attys. n Y T & NJ Co.
10TH ST. al e. $, i5xico.li. I'M nv
Oct 2--carlo and Lima Lodi to Giuseppe
Mentrasti. sS1 e 1O5th st, due and int
as per bond. pr mtg $4,000; atty. -Chas
Ierpnrini Ste Bway ........... 1000
102D ST, 307-3os e. n S. sI6x10ol1, D m,
Oct SIN Gossett to Gertrude e Shan
non, 12l Madison av. 8 yrs. Sc; atty,
VIM T Van Alstyne, 12s BwGy =. sac, 900
1sT AV, >. 62:2 n 10th st. 2ox70. Oct so
Rudolph Seglowttz to Bertha Stein, 1s
Oak st. Gloversvilie. Y. yrs 5Ia 20;
atty. Nordlinger, 100 Bway. =. sii, o0o
73D ST. 8 s., 200 Sd av, 25x102.2, p m,
Oct a1--Armont Realty Corpn to Della
Kelly. 100 Wadsworth av. I Vt. 6s;,
pr mtg $4,000; atty. T G & Co. 17S
o"oS '''''''' sSo,UOO
The sun., 1919-11-04
MORTGAGES.
(south Of Fourteenth street.)
(with name and address of lender ant
attorney.)

(South of Fourteenth street.)
(with name and address of lender and
Attorney
SOUTH st IFS and 10; water street.
987 to 339, Il part; 4sth st. ia w. I.
Oct S0-Hsrold v and Sterling p story
to Northchester Corpn, Pleasantville.
N Y. due and int as per note. 2 mtges
on same prop, each $1,000; atty, Jon
RiviNaToN ST. ESQ. n $, 25xioc. july I,'J i,
lels-Abr and Bella Geiger to Wolf
Franzblau, 20 e 10sth st. yrs. SO,
pr mtg, $4,000 ....... ......... ~, 900
HOUSTON ST, Norfolk st. 37.6x75.
y m, Oct S1-Sam'l Precker to Title
Guar a Trust Co. 176 Bway; due and
BROADWAY. 81. w 8. SIS Exchange
alley, 2e.txls2 to Trinity pl t27)x
2s.3xis4. p IN, Oct 3l--Fifty-one Broad
way Corpn to Dry Dock Saw Instn, st7
10TH ST, 5, 126 o 5th av. 25x92.3. Oct
Sl-Stephen A Powell to Josephine Mel
Cole. u 10th st, yrs, $50; atty, T
q u Co, 17e Bway. $780, OO
BROADWAY, sag and sS4. 8. 1905 8
18TH st. 4Sx9b.., M. Nov 1--Klassmore
= Il Corpn to A H Investing Co. 2ss
Bway, yrs. 6S. pr mtg $685. 900; atty
Michael Kaufman, 300 Bway. s22, 900
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H A HOME Your Best Investment
REAL ESTATE.


1On Park Avenue Is foot fourstoy and basement house
with splendid rear; has masters, 5 servants rooms
and baths, electric lights and hardwood floors. Ex-
ceptionally desirable location Will consider $4,000.
Immediate possession.
2-Mmray Hill district, just off Park Avenue II foot
four-story and basement house, with masters,
servants rooms and baths. Will consider 1900
3-Excelent restricted block south of 59th St., % foot
sixstory American basement with electric elevator
House is thoroughly modern, has very open rear and
contains masters, servants rooms. Will consider
$95 000
AUST off 9Th Avenue block restricted to dwelling houses
25 foot fourstory and basement house. with very large
extension; has electric elevator masters, servants
rooms Will consider $4,000.
5-South of 65th St. very attractive 10 foot American
basement, good block; has electric lights, modern
plumbing, hardwood floors. Will consider offer of
$45,000.
6-In the 6Os between Fifth and Park Avenues rs foot
four-story and basement house, with masters,
servants rooms and baths. Will consider SIT 800
This house in perfect oder has baggage elevator
Just off Fifth Avenue % foot ve-story American
basement with masters, servants rooms; excellent
rear. Will consider $780, 500.
8-Between Madison and Park Avenues, % foot very
sunny house, with masters servants rooms and
baths. $4,000.
9-Just off Fifth Avenue Is foot fve-story American
basement, with masters, s servants rooms, and 3
baths, electric elevator excellent rear. $4,000.
1OJust off 9Th Avenue % foot fourstoy and basement
house. with masters, servants rooms, and baths
large two-story extension good order. $4,000.
lin the Lenox Hill section Just off Fifth Avenue 35
foot fve-story modern American basement, baths 8
masters rooms, servants rooms, electric elevator
dining and bedroom extension. Might consider
$250000.
The sun., 1919-11-04
REAL ESTATE.
A Matter Worth Considering

A Matter Worth Considering
New York City Real Estate stood the acid test
of war-it proved itself to be the best form of
investment. It is now more profitable to own
your home than ever before. It will be just as
profitable for years to come.
The amount of available Real Estate on Man
haitian Island is very limited the demand is
unlimited. There has never been time when
Manhattan property could not be used as collat-
eral-there never will be.
BUY NOW-live in your own home and have
an investment that is REAL investment, one
that will last for all time.
We have here recorded number of houses
located in the best residential districts of Man.
haitian. Any one of them will make an excellent
home in every sense eff the word. They are all
real bargains and some of them may be pur-
chased with very little cash.
The sun., 1919-11-04

REAL ESTATE.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-30

Then 1t was in the dressing room that old Mike Murphy delivered his immortal address to the Pennsylvania eleven. Everyone, including Murphy, knew that he was a victim of tuber- culosis Mounting soap box, Mike gathered his weary and somewhat discouraged proteges about him. Harvard had been outplaying and outgaming them in the latter part of the half, and victory seemed assured for the Crimson.
 Boys" began Murphy. and then he coughed, T haven't got long to live. I guess you all know that. This is the last time I'll ever see you play Harvard. Go out and win this game as a parting favor to Mike Murphy. Go out and win it for me-"
 The Quakers fired with the fight ing spirit which surged in Mike Mur- phys frail body went out and won. Every impartial supporter of the great gridiron game mourns foot balls 1oss-Murphy and Son. Copyright. 1919, By The Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-30

decided to try a drop kick. Standing on the 42 yard line the youngster re- ceived a faultless pass and booted the leather over the Boston cross-bar with room to spare.
 Shortly after this thrilling feat Murphy reeled off a spectacular 55- yard run which, however, went for naught owing to Yale man being offside.
 Young Murphy's valiant though vain effort to manipulate the hands of destiny reminds us of a famous and more successful effort of his fa- nous parent. In 1905 Mike Murphy was the trainer at Pennsylvania. That year old Penn suffered misfortunes galore. with her football material. When the day arrived for the game with Harvard the Quakers, although they had won all of their season S games, presented a patched lineup. Early in the struggle the great Lnm- son went over the line for a touch down for Murphy's charges. But at the end of the half the Crimson had evened the score 6-6.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-30
FultOn's Stock Doomed By
 His Victories In England
Regarded As Only Logical Opponent for Champion Dempsey, But Jacks Manager Goes West Without
 Settling Matter-Meehan May Get Bout

There seems to be a change of sen timent regarding Fred Fulton and his prospects of meeting Jack Dempsey. A few months ago the general verdict was to throw Freddie to the wolves but lately the idea appears to be that while Fulton is no world beater he would make a better opponent for the champion than anybody who has yet been suggested.
 One thing that has boosted FuIton's stock is his success in England. It is true that his two victims were second raters but the publicity which Fulton received as a result of these victories has undoubtedly hIlped him in his efforts to land Dempsey for bout.
 But meanwhile Fulton is in Eng land, although he plans to return to this country soon. A Newark, N. J., club is trying to get Dempsey to ap pear there and in the absence of Full ton, Willie Meehan. the California, dumpling, has been suggested as the champions opponent. Meehan only wants $12,5O0 for an eight round bout.
 Jack Dempsey is with a circus in Texas but his manager, after talking about large sums of money to various club managers in New York, has de- that the Newark manager arrange for some opponent for Dempsey and then wire his final offer to Dempsey.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-30
PRINCETON TO. SAVE 'BhCKS
 FOR B.G GAME

Princeton, N. J., Oct. 3O-Biu Ro- per continued the intensive drill for his Tiger regulars yesterday afternoon in preparation for Saturdays batt1s with West Virginia. The Orange anu Black mentor sent his charges through a hard afternoons work that ended only when it became too dark to fol- low the ball.
 The first varsity, largely through the line plunging of Witmer and De Ste fano, scored a single touchdown against the second varsity, but the play of the first eleven through the rest of the twenty-five minute scrim- mage was ragged and disappoint- ing.
 1IcGraw, captain, was shifted back to left tackle, and Morgan took the Orange and Black leaders place a right guard. Speers was in at left guard in place of Dickinson, but soon gave way to Baker. Late i'll the scrinmage Lynch took McGraw' $ place at left tackle.
 Indications seemed to be that Roper will use his first backfeld for only a part of the game with the Mountain eers He will have Strubing, eLourie. Trimbie and Murray for the Harvard contest, which is just ten days off.