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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
MARY c. BUCKINGHAM
 vs. Order of Notice ALBERT F. BUCKINGHAM
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, ss- SUPERIOR COURT,

Bridgeport, July 2s, A. ID. 1919
 Upon tho complaint of the said Mary c. Buckingham praying. for req sons therein sot forth, for divorce and change of name. returnable to the Su- perfor Court fin and for Fairfield County, on the first Tuesday of Sep tember. 1919.
 It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that Albert F.. Buckingham. the said defendant, is absent from this state and gone to parts unknown, but formerly of said Bridgeport.
 Therefore Ordered. that notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in The Bridgeport Times and Farmer.a news paper printed in BridGcpot. three times succe~sfve1y. commencing on or before the 11th day of August. A. D. 1919.
 FRED W. TRACY, Clerk of tho Superior Court for Fair
 field County. L5s'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
WANT SALVAGE
 TIME EXTENDED

Tho contract for salvaging the Mary Alice which was sunk off Penfield reef last October expires fin a week and as nothing has been done an extension of tme will bo requested of the govern rrent in order that the contractor can mako arrangements with the owners of the now Lake SnIvager to under take the work of salvaging her.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07

ing are needed" urged Senator Ken yon.
 Senator Smith of Georgia crttictz- ed the railroad brotherhood demands as partly responsible for the present situation.
 Railroad workers and city labor CTS want half work and double pay, ami we have got to have the courage to tell them SOL he said. For the last four years we have run from every de- mand made by city laborers and the railroad employees
 A letter was presented to the Sen ate today by Senator Harris of Geor- gfa from Q constituent, who said that one of the meat packers had sent a telegram protesting against the Ken yon bill and had signed the constitu- ent's name without authority.
 'I want this letter read to show the methods the packers are using D said Senator Harris.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07

These bold race rioters who fire guns at unarmed and defence1ess peo- pie, are probably the same ones who stayed at home while others went up against the Hun trenches
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07

Of course the advance of the wo- man suffrage movement, and the haste of the Congressmen to abolish the ice cream tax, have nothing to do with each other
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
TODAY5S WANTS

SALESME;N wanted to can on hard ware auto and ss,rage trade, house furnishings, wholesale tobbers and premium places; commission basis; large weekly income. Apply Eastern Enterprise Agency Co, Room 4o2, Warner Btdg. L6d"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
EXCESS PROFITS ALLEGED CAUSE OF HIGH SHOE PRICES Commission Reports on Ex- haustive Inquiry for Past
 Four Years. GREAT INCREASE
 IN HIDE PRICES Retailers Have Charged Prices That Are "Not
 Justifiable."

Washington, Aug. '. - The high prices of shoes was declared to be due to excessive profits taken by every factory in the shoe production indus try, in report by the. Federal Trade Commission to Congress made public today. The packers were charged with having begun the organizing of shoe prices by an unwarranted in crease in the price of hides the sup ply of which they were said to con- troL On top of this increase, it was charged, the tanners have taken "ex- ceptiona1 profits," while the shoe manufacturers have demanded an unusual margin" and the retailers have charged prices that are mot justif1ab1e.''
 The commissions report covering the four year period from 1914 to 1918, is the result of an exhaustive inquiry into the price of hides, leather and shoes begun more than a year
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
Attention Cash CT Credit

LARGE ASSO RIM ENT
 NEW AND SECOND HAND Household furniture, rugs, beds. rprinss. tables rocking Morris and Kitchen chairs; pictures. chf-:. and glassware, mirrors vuse1. RcR~iS sil- verwEre. otc. Cali and inspect our stock. Selling at bargain pT1ces- Terms to suit Bridgeport Auction Ealea Co. 2sS F,airfield Ave. R64e
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07

WANTED-1.O Oe0 ladies to purchase their children's dresses from 200 up. c. & S. Bargain Store,1 1517 Main St, opp. ArInory. L5d"p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
Attention Wanted for Cash

HOUSEHOLD Furniture or all kinda ortce furniture, stock of goods and rusrchandiE-, every deScTt tpuon bought Let us quote you price 1T you havo anything to sell Spot castn, Bridgeport Auction Sales Go, 2sS Fairfield Ave. R6r"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07

15 @ COG: pickles. bbl., 2@450. Cab bages, bb1., 75c9 s1.5O: 100, s3@s. Cauliflowers, bbl S164
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
HELP wANTTD-FFMlLE

wANTED-Glrl to dip chocolate. SIS Fairfield Ave. L4s@p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07

FORD, 1918, passenger touring car for sale. Bargain if sold at once,
 $275. Call 204O Main St Assp
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
SITUATION WANTED

BRIGHT, energetic. young man, re- turned soldier and experienced sa9es- man. would like position as clerk in grocery or. tea store. Address A N, Times OifiCe. Ld'p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
PAsTRY SHOP
I.i.AL ESTATE warrzD

wArsTED-2 family house in any part of the city. Lesko, 243 HaIlett St. B~.num 1904 P23t"p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
AUTOMOBILES

LIMOUSINE kissel iSar, cylinder: A No. condition; price reasonable Spring Service Co. 9O3 Maplewood Ave-, W. J. Guest, Mgr L6d'p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-07
FARMS FOR SALE

WA wANTED-Chauffsur and useful man. T. E. Warren, 17e Golden Hill St LAS-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Leases in Loft Buildings

The Duross Company has leased fol-
Charles Perceval the building at 81
West Eighth Street to Augustus Lelli
for term of years. for the Philbin
estate the second loft in the Herins
Building, at the junction of Hudson
Street and Ninth Avenue at Fourteenth
Street, to the steinen Dyeing Company
Ior term Of years.
A A Hageman has leased the third
loft at 406 Sixth Avenue to Simon
Carelick and the fourth loft at the
same address to Louis HefFer
Henry Shapiro & Co. have leased the
following floors at y East Fo tv-secoud
Street for the Hartford Lunch Com
pany; third floor to the S George Tam
or Electric Specially Company, fourth
foor to the Wilgo Mutt tigraphing and
Typewriting Company; fifth floor lo
Black & Hollander, showrooms for sale
of beads, and the sixth floor for a re
search laboratory.
Bastine &, Co. have rented space at
10 West Twenty y-seventh Street to
Harry D. Fertel ut Is West Twenty
sixth Street to Goertzel & Rocketo: q
floor at 9 Fifth Avenue to S. Horowitz
& Son, and a floor at ia Fast Thir-
teenth Street to Mendel Pollack.
James j. Buckingham, in conjunction
wit Dwight. Arch bold & Perry has
leased the lofts in the Brody Building
et the northwest corner of Colr,nb bus
Avenue and Seventy-ninth Street. to
me Emerson Drug Company, Of Bal
fl7OorQ
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Investors Purchase
Brooklyn Apartments

Martin A Ansbro has sold the two
family houses at 554 Seventy second
Street for Charles Dunno; ct 633
Fifty-eighth Street for Mary Mahony,
and 348 Bay Ridge Avenue for Albert
Haseloti; also the seventeen-familv
apartment at 1915 Sixth Avenue, for
1ba Bros, to q client for investment,
and the six family apartment at $50
Seventy-third Street, for NJ. A. Nc
Lsughlln to a client for investment.
Meister Builders have purchased from
P. Miller three o-family dwellings,
on plot 51x80 at 3610 to 1914 Thir-
teenth Avenue.
The Bulkley & Horton Co. has
sold 705 Sterling Place, a four-story
apartment on lot 4sx131. for Mrs. NJ
Zugalia to a client for investment.
B. J. Sforza has sold for John Ronk
TO francesca Marano, for occupancy
the two twofamily dwellings, each on
lot 20Xi0O, at 1912 and 1916 Fifty
eighth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Heavy Demand for
Building Material
For Big Projects
Many Taking Advantage of
Present Prices and Pos
sible Delay in Case of
Strike by Trainmen

Building interests have been attack
NC the high cost of construction from
new angle since the yurn for the
,stter came II the general construc-
ion market. says the Dow Service
Daily Building Reports to-day.
Important financial interests have
been in the market in the form of spe-
cjal corporations obtaining advantage
ous positions with regard to the supply
Il essential basic building materials
for use in contemplated building prof.
scts, and according to various authori-
,ies some important transactions in
;he line Of certain construction COM
msodities have been made in anticipa-
non Of heavy winter demand. Some Of
,hese forward options have been
closed to run into the middle of next
YEAR. It was explained that the rea-
son for the unusual activity in this
regard is to discount as far as possible
any contingency that might arise in
he form Of q railroad trainmen's 5
strike or other disturbance that would
interfere with the normal flow Of
building material toward this market
next winter and early spring, when i
is now expected that the volume Of
projected building viii drain heavily
available supply especially In depart
ments Ike lumber. some clay products.
soft stones and supplemental materials
Ike pipe, electrical appliances and
power equipments.
Indeed, the volume Of big work that
Is coming cut at present is reflected
perfectly in the present attitude Of all
tne basic building materials. Hudson
River common brick at SIS thousand,
wholesale, dock, New York, with the
usual extra charge for handling, cart
city, closed the week exceedingly
strong, and it seemed TO be the I'M
preston in the retail as well as the
wholesale trade that this price will
not be nelG at that figure much longer
Strength of Brick Marked
The behavior OF the hollow brick
department toward IN week end Ger
lainly indicated something of the
strength OF mis- part Of the clav
products market. Raritan hollow brick
advaTce1 and HaverStraW hollow brick
also pegged up. SO that the best aver
age quotation for the market to-day is
approximately S1S.75 instead of SIS.
At chis time Of the year and in normal
conditions hollow brick would be prob
ably the most stable element n the
market. 1t now occupies the position
ot leading other clay products.
Hollow tile partition blocks were
scheduled for price advances at the
week end. Official price lists viii
show a change upward effective some
line this week. This advance, which
On Saturday seemed sure TO material
re, reflects primarily the larger move
nene N the direction o. blg building
work
Structural steel fabricators say they
have an increasing volume of work
offered them for figures, and even
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
W m. Rockefeller Sells
" estchester Realty
Reported to Have Disposed of
Former kinesland Property,
Near Ossininc Roundarv

It is reported that William Rookie
11.eller has sold the former William
hlngs and summer home on the Albany
6os1 PS Road, near the Ossining- Mount
Pleasant boundary.
The place was purchased some time
ago by Mr.: Rockefeller from the estate
OF Mrs Mary j. Kingsland. 1t com
prlses large square brick house,
stable and twenty acres Of ground. 1t
Is adjacent to the north end of Mr.
hockefeAler's grounds. It is said a
wealthy Cuban family is the buyer.
Physician Buys at Lawrence Park
burke Stone, Inc, has sold the Park
9ioe Cottage at Lawrence Park for the
I;:T,! LaWFehce Park Realty Company to DR..
William a. Somerville, Of Bronxville.
Staten Island Houses Sold
Cuozzo & Gagliano Co. Inc. has
sold for Edward Graef to a client the
ttWo-acre farm and two dwellings in
Nance Lane, Princess Bay, S. l.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oy
Honorab John 2. CohaIan surrogn,.
OF the Count OF New York. NOTICE Il
hereby given 10 all persons having rtstrns
against Lucy Noris Baird laIe ~ ~
County Of New York. deceased. 20 nresens
the sama with vouchers thereof 20 the ,Ih.
scrioers. al their p ace OF transactlng bustnars
~ the office or Guaranty Trust Comnany n,
New YORK No. tao Broadway. in the CIV ~
New York. n or before the lat day OF Fan.
ruary next. ' - W.
Dated Nsw York. the 18th dav o., ,,,v
1914 ' - 'u'F
CHARLES BAIRD AND c,rApANrv
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
err,,s,~n, s. Administrators
sTETsoN JENNINGS RUSSELL AZ.
torneys tor Administrators, IS Hrosa
6trsst New York C1ty. s~S
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Leather Goods Manufacturers
TO Leave Shipping Zone

Three more leather goods manufac-
turers have agreed to the ruling of .he
Save New York Committee and will
remove their factories from the Save
New York Zone. The latest leather
manufacturers to signify their inten-
tion to move at the expiration of their
present leases are:
Kraus, McKeever & Adams. % West
Thirty eighth Street; Warschauer &
Roth, 16 West Thirty third Street, and
Fishbein & McCabe, 81 West Thi1 ty-
seventh Street
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

I'D ST il6; Geo f Chisolm ct al agt Mari
E Davttt ct al (forecis OF mtge) attys
Stewart & Shearer
MTsCoOTA ST. n :. rs IT e Of Bway
446.1xl52.i0x irreg 70 Hyatt ST: VIM 7.
Condit agt Harry G Hecht ct al sforeclos
OF mig" attys, ElAus, Vosel. Gleason
Il Proskauer.
SAD ST, 426 and 42s "; two actions
United States Trust Co OF y Y. trustee
agt Montague . Cohen ct al (amende6
foreclos of TWO mtgs) attys Stewart &
Shearer
TOOTH ST. 4o1 and 4as f and 1ooth &
3, 24s.4 II a OF lst av. 37.lxl00: Onerato
PaIlisco agt Manhattan Holding Co et a
,aesi IL declare lien. etc.. al,y. b
GREENE ST. ~. Reginald Steel agt
Amelia W Bosrdman ct al lforeclos OF
Intgel. attys. AIexa naer &. Greer.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Apartment Suites Rented

pease & Gilman have leased two
more apartments of twelve rooms and
four baths at $50 Park Avenue, the
house which J. L R. Carpenter is
building at the southwest corner of
Eigbty-second Street for occupancy in
the fall OF 1920, to Daniel t, Woodruff,
and to ". Loring Andrews. They
have also let furnished for " W
Brown his apartment at 876 Park
Avenue, to John S. Cravens, of Pasa-
dena, Cal, and for Howard Estabrook
his apartment at 80 East Sixty-third
Street to H. A. Darrln.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Coming From Akron to
Live at MamarOneck
Mrs. r. Mac 7 Tammany Buys
$4,000 Shore Acres House;
Other Sales in Same Section

W L. varian Co, of Mamarcneck.
n. Y, have sold the residence on the
water at Shore Acres to Mrs. r. Mae
Tammany, OF Akron. Ohio, for Mrs
H. E. Woods, who has been asking
$4,000 for the property. Also sold for
Mrs. F. H. Carpenter The Castle, at
Harbor Heights, to Paul Wlhelmi, OF
Mount Vernon, and the residence Of
Edgar K Ortiz, on Delaney Avenue.
Heathcote Hill. TO George A Maven. of
New York City, and rented. furnished,
the Shore Acres cottage OF John Stafford
to Edward Wardwell. of New Canaan,
and Rock Crest. belonging to David
Linbarger. at Harbor Heights. to Nine.
Shishmaretf. Of New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
SURRoGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSU ANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable JOHN ?. COHAr.AN. Sur~a-
gate OF the County OF New York. NOTICE
claims against Helen W. Watts late o,
the County Of New York, deceased. to pre-
sent the same With vouchers thereof "a
the subscribers. at their place OF trans.
acting business, 81 the office OF Louis Il
Porter. their attorney. ar No 30 Broad
ST. II the Borough of Manhattan in the
City Of New York. State of New YORK
on before the Seth day Of January. 1890
next.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of July.
J0EN WALTER WOOD.
CAROLINE II PERRY
HENRY w GREEN,
LOUIs H PORTER. Attorney fo~ Fly.
ecutors, Office and 2 O. Address 20
Broad Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27

though the steel strike still follows its
desultory course q considerable vol
ume of tonnage is being placed sui
lect to price adjustment. AS t STRIKE
draws to a close premium offerings are
expected The present yellow pine
situation fairly represents the remain
der of the building material market
tor low supply and high prices, with a
marked tendency for continuation in
the lat+er
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Recorded Leases
Aiapilattoii

s4Ta addrs ST. = e v o-sr and ..s and "a to @ 5th
! 1920 att Harry [. Esfinser. ger 70
27TH ST 2oa W: ali; Louis Jaffe % to a
& G Durso, 32l 7th av: 5 4-12 yrs, from
Jackson az. Long Island City. s2.100
HOUSTON ST. so W; ali; Ristori Leer-
Hoe az Bronx. Is WIS. from July l.
1919; atty. Isaac Cohen 141 Bway sS. 500
7TH Az. 2ss al Margt ana d. Ruth
Intervals av. Bronx 412 yrs. from
Oct I. 1919. atty, IsiGor N katz, "a Mas
It'll ST l42 E; chas stark to y Y
Hungarian Young Mems Circle and Sing
lns Society, 8 yrs from Dec To- 1919. 8
zrs renew. atty julius Nolgyi. 529
7TH ~. $50. srr f aad b: Jos Manaeql1n
Barrows 295 Bway .... $1,000 10 $500
Hl-oADW " \ ! $50. ard b; Anna e Zaeat
from Oct i. 1920. to March Il, 1925 atty.
ers 20 Nassau st.. $3.50
SAME PROP; same to Same; from April
LUDLOW ST l1e: al; VIM FIschrn4n to
Koppleman q Weinberg. 144 Rtvington
LEXINGTON Av. s89-401; stores and
part cellar: First Constr Co OF Brooklyn
to Morris w Githtz. 405 Lexington av.
yrs, from May !, 1919 atty NJ I
Barrows 299 Bway $40 600 to s12.500
sTH Az, l61; all: Estate Of Washington
Smith 20 Stephen Merritt Burial & c
Co; yrs. from May /. 1920; attvs
Hedges, Z & F. f65 Bway ...... $4,000
Rosen. 249 L 2lst st. g yrs. from Aug
1. 1919 ..,-....,.....-... $1,000
Bronx
HATH ST, 445-447 E: all. Esther Realty
Corpn To Morris Siegal. 346 Il C7th s.
and ano. yrs. May I. 1879. atty. Hy
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
$4,000 for OOO-Foot Store

Lessings, ms. soda buffet, have taken
q store on the Cedar Street side of the
ground floor of the Equitable Building,
containing 900 square feet, for long
term Of years at rental aggregating
$4,000, where they will open branch
IN addition to their present quarters.
Rice & Hill were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
New York Business Men
BUY Homes in MonfcIair

+. NJ. Crawley & Bros, Of Montclair,
have sold to Harry NJ. Best, of Victor
d Achelis, the property at Edgemont
Road, Montclair, N. ]. The house con-
tains ten rooms, three bathrooms and
soiarium, and is on the mountainside,
overlooking Overlook Park and Lake.
The same firm have sold to G. Hope
Miller, of tn Commercial Union As
surance Company the property at sos
Grove Street. The house is in the
Watching district of Montclair and is
of stucco construction, containing nine
rooms and two bathrooms.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hororahe John F. Cohalan surrornte OF
inc County I New York. NO OrTCE is here-
qy gtyen " q ., ~ persons having claims against
John COLT SFOONER. iate Of me Countv Of
NJ YORK. 5ettrsseu. % present the sa me virb
vouchers thereof tC the subscribe At ~
p5ins!pal ps place 4 transAcIing business. No
- " man street II he City OF New York
= na.ed Nsw York the 18th Day Of July.
COMPANY ~, T,s-,,,n u
GELLER kOLsTON KORAN. Astor.
neys for Executor. - Exchange Place.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
New Building z Plans
The Bronx

UNIVERSITY Az. e issth st: 5-stnrv
brick tenement, l56xs2.6 fl Masro
/ Realty Corpn. owner. samuel Fri=uea-
sprlngstein q Goldhammer. So Union So
4rchitects. cost. ...-...... S2s5 600
HEATH Az. :. 22i u e2sth ST 2-sr0,,
brick dwelling, 21x65 l-=torv hr!cs
garage, Is. .4xls.4. Health Construction
Company, owners; Henry Buchsbaurn. IN
premises. presidrnt. Charles krenlbore
0's L. 1850 at. architect. cost. Sl5.o 900
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED

WANTED TO RENT BY MAN AND
WIFE Pleasing furnished house. In wn
trees. garage. etc less than one hour from
AtInutfc Avenue station, Brooklyn. near
waterfront preferred good price for com
taodeus liyug (EngiisL.J H. Box To-
Tribune Crie<.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

15s-25o w; BenJ Mordecai and alro.
trustees. TO Morwecal and ano trus-
tees atty. Sidney Cardozo, 80 E 49d
179TH ST SIS W Hy G>ggg Normsn sno to siSsgg WaI
Real Estate Corpn. SO Broadway, attys
Larkin < Perry. so Broadway, assign
10th ST 81 E; David 4 and louis SsGs'OS 4
Ausbacher. exrs, to Eberhard Schmidt
New Canaan Conn. atty, Lawyers T q
Co, 100 Broadway ..'........S2o. 900
10th ST. s S. 96 e Madison av; NJ & s
Mende sohn TO Deutcher Frauen Verein.
elc 20 "a 81; atty, Sinsheimer-
WATER ST. 23s John 4 Aspinwaii ana and
ano trustess. to VIM Alcocl1 and + De
p Foster. Tuxedo Park. \ Y. atty f :
Rauber. Ii5 Nassau st. assign s.. .o6s
SD ST, All W 25th ST. 322 z. Theo
haufeld and hno, trustees to Julia I
. bougnerty and ana, As st Pauls pl.
ALLEN ST, 1871; JOS { HammerI, exr. 10
Pubic Natioonal Bank, SO Delaney ST .
-, atty ~ T Moses. 55 Liberty St $l7 coo
Nathan zul1beresr 3 59th St St attys' -
l92D ST. s. 175 { st Nicholas av: l66
West 142d s. Corpn to Minnie Mosco-
wnitz 80 y 147th st. atty, 5 Il Golding
HATH ST, $ 114i0 Park a.. wr s'gs de
e Hsynss q T;neTt, ss a. eArs' to Lawyers MIG
saD sT, 5I5 577y Fredk clark ana IS s0o 99o
trus. 70 Hugh Reilly s5S W 5lst st
At atty IT r G & Co. IFS Bway .-, $4,000
lS2D 81. W, Nathan Ab4us to Pauline
simon, "a w l2sth 81, and auo. atty.
Mark Aaron, II Cedar st. t........ s.. 500
77TH ST, lal ", Bernard FEirsh to Bond
& Mtg Guar CO. 176 Bway. ..-. Sl2 900
46 u 81. IS W : Z rust CO to Union
Dime SAYS Bank, 7o1 9TH az. atty.
Butcher. 7 & f. Madison av $45. 600
BEAVER ST, 45. Ernigrant lndustr Save
Bank to Frederic Jennings ss PARK
Az atty T Q & I &c. I76 Bway. s44 600
ALLEN ST 81, aug gusta L Wendt trus
70 T O T Co, 176 Bway .......s 600
44TH ST, 3O5 L. T q u r Co 10 sarah
Wohls smuth, S4I " e2d 81. atty h
Gottlieb. 40 Nassau St ..... -sle 0o0
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ne
Honorable John P. Cohalan. Surro-
gale of the County OF New York NOTICE
10 hereby given to all persons having
claims against William L. Hardness lats
o. the County Of New York. deceased to
present the same. with vouchers thereof
to the subscl iberS. at their place OF trsns
acting business. 1t the Office OF Messrs
Murray Prentice Howiand. attorneys at
No. 81 Wall Street, in the Borough of
Manhattan. n the City OF New YORK
Sta of New York. or before The sth
da. OF December. 1879, next
Cated. New York. the 2srh day OF May
1919.
EDITH HALE HARKNESS
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
MURRAY. PRENTICE & EoWLAND
Attorneys for Executors, once anG
p Q. Address. 81 Wall Street. Ror-
ough of Manhattan. New York City