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Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18

The first drowning fatality of the swimming season in the Willimantic river occurred Tuesday night about S.30 o'clock at point just west of Winter street. when Girard Comtois, IS, oldest son of MT. and Mrs. David P. Comtois of this city. waded beyond his depth into a deep hole and being unable to swim. was drowned. The young lad had been in swimming dur ing the evening with a number of others, and the latter were all on the bank of the river putting on their
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18

New Haven.-The New Haven Red Cross has been asked to supply 500 property bags to be given to men in military hospitals.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18

Norwich Bulletin, Wiilimantie Of- flee, g hurch St. Telephone 1Co5.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18

NorwaIk.-Rev. Richard Malm of East Norwalk has been engaged as pastor of the Swedish Congregational church in Danbury and will divide his time between his charge in East Nor walk and the Danbury church.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18
ANDOVER

The D. A. R. met at the home of Mrs. Guy Bartlett Saturday afternoon
 A party of young people met at the hom eof Olga Lindholm Saturday evening, it being her birthday.
 Several visitors were at the home of Ray Parish Sunday
 Charles White from Tennessee was in town recently. His family went back with him when he returned
 Quite a number of visitors from Hartford were at L. w. Burt's Sunday
 E. NJ. Yeomans and family took a trip to Southbridge, Mass, Sunday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
WOODBURY. STORE IS
ENTERED AND ROBBED


Robncrss who broke into the Frank
Mccormack store at WOODBURY. last
evening showed ell OF the eArmarks of
amateIisin the business. according to
Sheriff Needham, who returned from
that .,ty aftermaking an Investigation
Monday afternoon.
Tho epoils which the robbers got
away with consisted of pair of .second
hand shoes. some cheese and crackers,
~ worth OF stamps and d quantity Of
tobacco and cigarettes
The lntEnders left no clues az to
tnelr Identity They affected an en-
trance BY forcing the front door.
sheriffs Deputies Bower ana smith
today arrested r. w. Beck OF Raw
hngs, Mont, on a charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses. The
arrest under the instructions of Sher-
~ Saunders OF Rawlings, no details
q the charge having been given,
seek Is being held by Sheriff Need
nam pending further information
from the montana authorities
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22

]. Nwman, Medford attorney, was
capital visitor today liz conference
with State Engineer Cupper relative
to the interests Of the Mediocre irri-
cation district (which he represents-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
army STORE OPENS
HERE TUESDAY WITH
PRICE REDUCTIONS

An army store. at which many var
ieties of household goods will be sold
at large reduction in price. will
open Tuesday morning at 361 Cheme-
keta street, near Hotel Argo. The store
will be under the supervision of j.
T. Conway, former assistant manager
of the army store at Portland.
A carload Of goods to be sold in
the store arrived in Salem Monday
morning. During the day they were
carted to the establishment.
Some of the products to be sold,
and the prices are: bacon, 20c; to-
matoes, &c, IN pound cans; prunes,
woolen sox, 55c; heavy cotton sox, 15c;
lie, rs pound boxes; wooden under
wear, 81 garment; reclaimed wool
en- underwear, 60c garment; heavy
brooms, 75c; four-buckle rubber arc
tics $2.25; rubber hip boots, $5.25;
wool-cotton blankets, reclaimed, $3.50
woolen reclaimed blankets, S.; new
woolen blankets, So; new cotton
double blankets, So; goggles. 75c;safe-
ty matches, &c dozen small boxes and
iodine, 15c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
HiRRSS. FURTiHT, Old
TINE RESIDENT, IS
SUhNONEDBY DEATH

Mrs. Pauline Puryine, 81, pioneer
resident of Salem, passed away at her
home. ss1 N. Winter street. at eight
o'clock Monday morning. Renowned
as the "emother of the Purvines" Mrs.
Purvine is mourned by many. both
friends and relatives. With her par
ents and brothers and sisters, Mrs.
Purvine came to this country in 1858,
and has resided since in this county.
Pauline f. Staiger was born in
Beaver county Pennsylvania, October
26, 1888. She was the second child Of
family of seven all of whom have
passed beyond excepting one brother,
William Staiger of this city. The fam
lily emigrated to Missouri in 1886 and
and arrived in Aurora. Marion coun-
ty, Oregon, in October of that year,
where the family resided as members
Of the Keil Colony Of that place until
December 1866, when they moved to
Salem.
/ She married Andrew j. Purvine May
3rd, 1857, and until the death of her
husband in 1908, resided on the home
farm near Zena, Oregon. After the
death of the husband she moved to
Salem, making her home with her
daughters.
/ She is survived by the following
children: Ida w. Willis. wife of Col.
Percy Willis of Boston; Albert, Mrs
il. T. Prescott, Mrs. J. A. Remington
Monroe, and Fred Purvine all of this
city.
urial will be at Zena cemetery
at 1880 o'clock Wednesday morning,
the funeral party leaving Webb &
Clough chapel at 1890 a. m. Rev.
Lowell will officiate.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
TWO DALLAS STORES
ROBBED; MUCH LOOT
IS TAKEN BY THUGS
Especial to Capital Journal, ,

Dallas. Or. Dec. 22.-Two stores In
Dalias-the Stafrin drug store and the
Golden Rule store--were robbed some
time last Sunday night and goods val
ued al, about $500 We're stolen. The
thieves eft a small axe they had used
in breaking through the door panels to
gain entia.Ace, and with this only clue
Sheriff John Orr Monday was conduct
ing diiisent search for them.
The Stafrin store owned by Adju-
tant Gensi al Stafrin, was robbed Of $50
cash and 5000 worth of kodaks. Three
hundred dollars left in an unlocked
safe wat undisturbed.
The Golden Rule store was robbed Of
dozen suit cases, slickers, raincoats
and other wearing apparel, valued at
approximately 5000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
BAIL FIXED At $500
FOR ALLEGED SLAYER

Mays Landing, N. j., Dec. 22.--Bail
for Charles S. White, held in Jail here
on charge of numbering Billy Dam
sey, was fixed at $500 by c. c.
Black, justice Of the supreme court,
at today's habeas corpus hearing here.
The bail for Mrs. Edith Jones,
charged with being an accessory af-
ter the fact" was fixed at $4,000.
Edward White, father of the accus-
ed man, left Immediately for Ham
monton to arrange posting of the
bonds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22

Word has been received in Salem
that Miss Orletta Krause. who has
been attending Columbia University in
New York, will return to her home in
Portland in the near future, and re-
sume her professional duties. Miss
krause is a niece OF Mrs. r. J. Hen
bricks, Ct this city, and is very well
known among social circles.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22

One OF the biggest fines ever i'm
posed by Police Judge Race for being
drunk and disorderly was assessed
from Ray Jones Saturday afternoon.
Jones was arrested in local restaur-
ant after he had created disturb
ance by liquor inspired roudyism. M
d. Wyne, also said to have been drink
ing, was arrested with Jones, but was
released by Judge Race.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22

Emphasis on the fact that the stores
in the city will maintain the usual clos
ing hoars during the holiday season :
close at . during the week and at q
o'clock SATURDAYS being made by the
Business MEMS League The stores will
close at 9 o'clock Christmas eve.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
GRAND JURY PROBE
OF DANCES PROPOSED

Probe Of the alleged misconduct in
rural dance halls, of road side rev.
lelry'' mentioned by Circuit Judge
Bingham as attributive to the dance
halls. and other complaints made
against the resorts will be made by
the grand jury. which will meet next
Monday and be in session Tuesday
and Wednesday. it was announced
Monday.
The grand jury has about six cases
on the docket to investigate, most
of them are larceny. One is for al
legged rape.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22

After an illness of several days, Nor
bert Hirekerson, 10 months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hirsekeron, 1345
ID street, died at the family home Fri
day evening. The funeral will be held
at the chapel Of the W. T. Rigdon com
pany Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Burial win be in City View cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22

G. c. Chapman, editor of the Ore
gon Voter. Portland. was in from his
ranch at Amity. this morning getting
his desk at the state house cleared
for action when the special session
convenes here next month.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22

Miss Miriam Hayner, daughter of
Mrs. Charles A. Bowen. is home from
the University of Washington, to
spend the holidays. She is member
Of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority, and
active in college affairs. Miss Hayner
will graduate from the university in
June.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
MEAT COMPANY STORE
ROOMIN DALLAS BURNS
Especial to Capital Journal.

Dallas, Or, Dec. 22.-Damage to the
extent OF 5000 was sustained by the
store house Of the Dallas Meat conn
pany Sunday morning when the fire in
the smoke house broke through the
walls Of the furnace and spread. Sys-
teniatic' work BY the fire department
prevented the spread ofsthe flames to
other business houses in the block.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-22
DAILY STATISTICS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hirsekeron,
10 months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A.. l.. Hirsekerson, 1345 d street,
died Friday evening,
Funeral from Rigdon's Sunday at 2
Ip. m. Burial in City View cemetery.
SPRoED--Mishel Sproed, 16, died
early Monday at $500 Cherry ave-
nue..
Body at Rigdon's Funeral announce
ment later.
PURVINE--Mrs. Pauline Purvine, 81
died at eight a. m. Monday at S91
Winter street
Funeral. under direction Of Webb
q Clough company, will be held at
zena, Or. Wednesday at IL a. nj.
Burial in zena cemetery,
HANSEN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Hansen, 437 South Commercial
street, on December is, and s N lib.
son. He has been named Hubert
Donald.
HEFFuEl To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hefiley at the home OF the latter's
parents on the Garden Road, De-
center 7, a son. He has been named
John
Il Nwman Medford attornev wa q
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Goodrich Rubber Tire Co.
Gets Big Hoboken Plant
building Formerly Occupied by
Government as sSiore!,ouse for
Vuariermaster's Corps

The B. f. Goodrich Rubber Tire
company have leased the six-story
concrete and steel building contain
ing 10000 square feet on the east
side of Park Avenue, Hoboken, n. J..
2o4 feet on Park Avenue, with railroad
siding running the whole length Of the
nulldlng which accommodates six cars
for a long term of years at an aeere-
gate rental of over $50O,000 from r.
H. McCarter Potter
This building was constructed bv
Mr. Potter last fall for the United
states government and has since been
occupied as storehouse by the Quar-
termaster's Corps, Port Of Embarka
uon, Eastern District. The govern
ment lease has expired The tire
concern viii give employment to at
least four to five hundred people.
ms lease was negotiated by Julius
l. hlslak and Louis Schlesinger.
Newark Corner Store Rented
The Schultz Cigar Stores COMPANY
nave leased for long term of years
at an aggregate rental Of 100000 the
corner store in the Ordway Building.
at Market and Beaver Streets, Newark.
\. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Buyers for Costly
Estates on Long Island
Resale of Mcguire Property at
Sands Point Held at s25O,OOO;
Other Suburban Sales

flsh q Marvin have resold through
Robert Wilson Jackson, head Of their
Long Island department. the ]. D.
Mcguire estate at Sands Point, Port
Washington, held at s250O00. 1t COM
prses five acres of Handicapped grounds,
.arge Colonial house, outbuildings,
overlooking Hampstead Harbor.
The same brokers have sold for
Herman Florsheimer the property at
Plandome comprising one and one
quarter acres and large Spanish type
bungalow, overlooking Manhasset Bay.
held at $4,000.
New Workers Buy In Westchester
T. {. Griffin & P. II. Collins have
sold for George B. Louderback his
property at Larchmont known as the
Singer property consisting Of large
hne Colonial house, stable, garage and
cottage, and about one acre of ground,
to b. EikaA of this city; for the Mur-
ray Devel lopment Co. four lots on
Locust Avenue to William Hancock;
four lots to Walter D. Williams of
this city at Monroe Avenue and Mon
roe Place. The purchasers intend to
erect two cottages
Sale of House at Edgemere
The Lewis II. May Company has sold
for ORA David Friedman his residence
on the west side of Beach Thirty third
Street, Edgemere. l.. l., consisting of
a Colonial dwelling on plot S0x10O,
to Philip Liberman.
Dwelling at Flushing Sold
John Mclaughlin has bought a brick
dwelling, Thirteenth Street, Flushing,
thrc dgh J. Albert Johntra.
Buys Plot at Plainfield
Joseph P. Day has sold plot or
Watchung and Belvidere Avenues,
Plainfield, N. j., to Morris c. Van
Arsdale.
William P. Hamilton e. Co., have
rented for Moritz Walter his camp at
Upper Saranac Lake, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
REAL ESTATE
ROBERT THEDFORD
Realty investments
334 Fifth Avenue
N - ND-L-nr -

Cl- 100 N4lI-la on 80
Offers Cor Immediate sale. possession
-ctober 1ste
ALLENHURST, new JERSEv
- Elbe~on Avenue. furnished jar l01N
af baths, garage. : bedrooms, steam
Gated. Price. $1,000
is E.beron Avenue lot a0Nt70 hatha.
bedrooms. garage. heated Prize.
$4,000. Rent, $l4o0 furnished.
- 'orlies Avenue. lot lo0xi5o bed
.ooms baths, garage. heated. furnished.
DEAL BEACH NEW JERSEY
\ L. cor. sydney ani RichmonA Avenues.
o. l0QNi50 furnished. garage heated.
bedrooms Pri.e 5-S,000.
Neptune Avenue raar ocean, let 1olXl50,
furnished, garage and stable. 9 bedrooms,
heated. baths Price, 100000
Vacant lot. northwest corner of Mon
mouth Drive ans Str-tiosi Place Deal.
.oXi5Q. Price $500
NIW YORK
New York seyen-story apartment on f.
llsth Street, good proposition. earning
5000 year Price. SIS 600
Ions-rs. 'orrer Iio-. ts-Al00 all i'm
Drovemsnts. near trolley. good tor apart
rnsn,s. 2i2 story frame house On prop
erty. PrIfe, $4,000
brooklyn triea m.-8e,achea 3-story
house. fua e=c-iou. rn.1u Street,. near
ssb~ay and 'roNeys. Price. i1oo9.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Old Ramshackles
: Near Pennsylvania
Hotel Are Sold
RI Simon Takes 200 Feet
for Speculation; Big Buy
ing Movement i'll Sec
ton Induced Purchase

Robert Z. Simon has bought the
.;ght old buildings at l15 to l31 West
Thirtv-thi7d Street, opposite the Penn
svlvsnia Hotel and Gimbels. from the
ayorigg and Hegeman estat@ through
Horace S. Ely & Co. and the Charles
F Moves Company The buildings
cover site OF 200 feet on Thirty~third
Street and 100 feet deep abutting the
Herald Square Hotel, which fronts on
Thirty-fourth Street
Significance is attached to the deal
because Of the many transactions which
have been closed in the section in the
last few years. Morris krim. Of the
Hanover Lunch Company. leased re-
Gently large property on Thirty third
and Thirty-fourth streets, Just west OF
his property. He plans to erect a four
story office building on the site. 1t is
also learned that the Cassidy corner.
as the property at tho northeast cor
ner of Seventh Avenue and Thirty third
Street is known, has been leased for
long term CT years on 5 per cent
rental based on valuation Of $80O,0OO.
Mr. Simon has bought the property
with the idea Of capitalizing the move
ment which mas been developing in the
Pennsylvania district for several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Broadway Corner
Bought for Site
OF Big Apartment
Fourteen Story Building Is
Planned to Replace Four
Flats at 85th Street: Deal
Involves Sl,2OO,OOO

Henry Claman, president Of the
Forty-Eighth Street Company, has pur-
chased from the Japanese Fan Com
pany the four five story flats at 1888
to 2339 Broadway, at the southwest
corner of Eighty-tfth Street, on plot
1O2x100.
Upon the expiration of existing
leases Mr. Claman will improve the
plot with a fourteen-s story apartment
house, arranged in suites Of two, three
and four rooms, from plans by Gronon-
berg Leuchtag, architects. The en-
tire operation involves over $780,
600. The Herman Arms Company was
the broker.
Reported Riverside Drive Deal
The two twelve story apartment
houses on Riverside Drive, occupying
the block front between 14fst and 142d
streets, have been sold in a cash trans
action, according to reports in real
estate circles yesterday.
The structures occupy a combined
frontage Of 204 feet on Riverside Drive,
1s9 feet on l41st Street and 143.9 feet
on 142d Street, with a westerly line
measuring 1910 feet. The Mctropol
tan Life Insurance Company holds q
mortgage for S1,25000O on the prop
erty, which, it is said, runs for ten
years. The houses were built about
five years ago by Newmark & Davis.
Operator Buys and Sells
Ma&N. Natanson has purchased from
William J. Casey, represented by Sam
uel Kronsky, the northwest corner of
102 feet on Broadway and 175 feet on
161st Street. Negotiations are pending
for a resale to a builder who contem
plates erecting a ten-story apartment.
Mr. Natanson has sold to the H. W.
g. Realities, 1916 Faile Street, at the
southeast corner OF Westchester Ave
nue. and Failc Street, a fve-story apart
ment on plot 91X1C0X IRREGULAR con-
tanning three stores
Quick Resale of Belvederc
Frederick Brown has bought through
Leitner, Bre>ler & Starr from the Util-
ity Realty Company, Robert L. Simon
president, the Bcvcdere, slN-story
elevator apartment at the southwest
corner Of Edgecombe Avenue and 150th
Street, on plot 1O0x100 The property
was acquired by Mr. Simon in the deal
on Monday with Bing & Bing for the
Adlon apartments at the southwest cor
ner Of Seventh Avenue and Fifty-tourth
Street, which was also negotiated by
the same brokers.
Nail & Parker have sold 235 West
142d Street, a five story and basement
double fiat on lot 25X100.
Louis A. Stern, of the Nehring Com
pany. Jules Nehring president. was the
associate broker in the recent sale OF
Studer Court South, siX-story apart
mont at the northeast corner of 10th
Street and st. Nicholas Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

as,y Edit ( iF"Sfs1@ Il. st Na5sad So EGs. 3,
18Th ST. :. l25 "a av. 25x1o2 >: Nicoia ioi
basilr: loo4 Fulton 81. Brooklyn. to John
ani hlsie Ernst: attv John J. Danzilo,
15oTH ST. 5oo-5l2 "; Z ]. r Realtv Co
- Broad st. 10 Emery l. Ferris s5 Cen,
4Fai l Park West: atty. L Ferris Is
SPRING ST, 325, Thos Cloke to rmtgrant
SaY TX aity. VIM { Orr. 81 Chambers
18TH ST 6l0 L; Esther Eisenberg to Tsul'
ne Lesser. atty. Arnstein d Levy. 1928
i3roaaway; March :, 1905. .Sl150o
- II 81 :, $50 E Sd av 25xIO22. CON.
course lnpt Co, $50 + 18Th ST to How
ard ConAling. Providence, r !, atfv
5'@~Eefs * Co. $50 broadway: June
3STH 81. :. l25 1lth av. 25x9so Tno
aiieii t. Thos Le Boutillier I'd trust of
trust created under VIII OF David steven
ats Brown & FalAinburg 10 Wall st:
April -, S9e.......... e. son
3sTH ST C-7lo) :. $50 f alth AZ '9gV 9gV
same to same; attys. same; April
sSTH 81 cs.1ioi - $500
- - ss1oe 5sae to same: attys sane.
BROADWAY. 2l26. Kari schaedler 20, 10 =.
Gertrude chilas 40 e 6sth 81 s,.v
2aFid Mcclure. q William st: Aprii
EAST BROADWAY. 20: Harris Msnas,o nap
baum y Fisher Levine to Isaac Nerks
Of o. BroolI}n; attys Marks & NJ. 63 Park
45Ih s.. y 53 ", JOS nd Alvilaa KIN
70 Mary fullaytar 400 Woman's Exch
i'lrg, pittsburgh. Penn: Jan IS 1914
\ Pond. 4S2 5th av sli 0nn
70 n ST: - W; Mary Z Merritt to Nj.
enact Alenaker. as Hoe av. Pronx. att
j. T. Peel "o2 ~ 23d 81: Oct 9. 1917 "a o0n
29TH 81. ga W. Julia {. w.fe Jno g Bne
10 North River say Ban. 81 W 3ith
~ any, B SanboTn. % Wall st. MAJ
. 80 ,"-, * ...... S 600
SAN PROPERTY; same 10 same atrv
same, Dec u. 1906 e. az
Az A. c llth 81. % sx94: Abr ma
Lena Nenman et al To Emilia ~, Sau
hutheIlord. J May - 1905. s10 Nno
4Vt ST 5, so 7th av 2Oxgs \fsry
" T. I,esn", .ndlVld and eNtrx and trus
VIZ MichAel Deaae e. Al. to Nathan +
anc Minnie Packard exrs. win Wns4.
PACKARD atty, Packard & Co. Val
'odH ST n 8. lss Columbus av. siy
s9ll Jas powd, 402 W ssth 3, 70 Thn.
!. bowt lh-l Arlington av 81 Ioufs
MO and Jas II Dowd. $3.50 Palm :, <.
5:o l., us. Mo- atty. Thos c Ennevcr. lSs
10TH ST. :. SO = I'm av. 2oxgsa N,~,.
= Deane. individ. extrx. etc fo ls,sr
Lsan' atty. EagAn, Rector :,
feb i, l9li s~o ma
IN ,sa n property. same ct al TO Moses
packard ga Riverside Drive ana
Natnan Packard All West End Az.
22D ST, S. 275 w Cd av. 25x9s q. sarsn
Fo!som To Bankers Trust CO al s,,h
trustee Tor Johannah $ seymour. nt.,Is
sM,anttowitz & Esbery. New York CITY:
l62D ST. bs4 w: Henry Gottiieb on ms
premises. to Clara cbalslxi, - \ lofh .r
Mount Vernon Y: ATTY lv & RnttN
i4V Nassau st. Jan >, 1918 81 e6u
New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

heal'y CO to AliqhaeI Msn4l<er, 20 y
DAsT BROADWAY. col; mtge satisfied
Juno so, 1913; Esther Slbortnan to Isaac
Marks 1912 5lst st, Brooklyn; attys,
Marks & Marks. So Park Row. $40. 600
HATH ST. 2lG-lS r; ntge $1,000; Pershing
Realty Co to Harris Danzis, 1850 Steb-
bins av, & ano; atty, Max Monfred 999
SD ST, i5s-5o 81 m5ec sasooo; 49S a0S
raT5I' PetsT cook aaq ingiviq d L, & e@r
.ano: at.,-. ? COOK, AS Bway, ..., $25.a$8
10QTH ST, 20G f: \ p Fletcher & ano,
trustees, ct al, to 'Gertrude Baxter,
" ia st: address 1G5 Bway .S17,5OO
BROADWAY. 2G2s-30: Grenvllc j. Win
throp x ano, exrs. etc, to Bowery Say
Bank. 12S Bowery; atty. 7 G < T Co.
1EsEY 81, ii. T G 6 T co to .lno Yard
Sandwich Mass; atty, T & I Go. rs
s.r1, sT S2o ~; r G & r CO to- Wtn y5YiVsG NJ
snackman G ano, trustees; address \
Ifanstrottar. 22O " Soth st...... IS 600
.4fTM ST. 203 r; Farmers Loan & Trust
Co to Central Saw Bank. 157 4th av,
atty l. r {; T Co. $50 Broadway. $5i 600
4srH ST, III ", r G & T GO to Dorothy
W rnton, At Paris, attys' Geller & H.
- Exch Pl......... ...|........, SIC, 900
Bronx
NORRIS AZ ssr Fqrqha+a 'naat Foaa. i'@%
ensteia ~ Abraham pppenh"iner, -
siasAe - attys- Mapes & r. SO =
wAlToN Az. 2o72. Nice J Taylor to
Nary Mur,h ha, 100 7th St. Hoboken. \ .
atty. same. ..,.... ......'.. ; lpp
SD ST, s. 100 Andrews av, 50HSl. :,
Waiter T. Crow t. Albertine j. Peck,
atty \ Title & Mtge CO. l33 Broad
SAME IRoFERTY, Alber,ine Pccls to
Walter l.. Crow atty, same. So, oOp
13eTH ST. 306 =, Marie Joerses to Adolf
-C Blechner ca Bergen aV, atty, Edgar
IilrschbcrY. 32io Sd av............. .......S 800
tC.i ST. f25 Il. i)ahy Realty Co to Wa
1siucne}iaann. $40 Amsterdam av; attys
Ilfers {. y, - Hway ......... S4, 600
Il hsTCHEsrEN ~ .ooe Gustav Mauror
lo Julius G sussex tN1 McDonough ST.
Bcooklyn; atty. Bauer, 81 Broadwsy
I.CsrDNIE AV o cor Mansion, 25Xloo /,
!siarra Prico, ndiv and as adNX. to
Julius Muller. 81 l7oth st; atty. T. &
* = CO J16 Hway ..... ......,..... -, pVV
DAVIDSON AN. 1850 Emma Minor. eXtrx,
70 Frank y Williams 81 Auburn St.
I}roolsiina. Mass atty 7 q & I CO.. 1lS
f5Way .......... go , 'VVV
PLOT begins 555 from centre line East
crn Blvd and $50 \ \, \ II & II r. X
Co. runs l5QX ll0x $ 2Ol.A* W
ri is. Cornelius & Coakiey and ano, exrs,
to Harlem SAVINGS Bank IA l2oth st ;
nttv. r O. & 7 Co. 176 Bway .-... $50, 900
lawyers Nitge Co to Frederic r Cou-
dert ia + 561h ST, cxr, atty, La"ycr
MIG CO. % Liberty st......-..'. 'VVV