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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-23
GUILFORD CENTER.
Joseph A. Gates.

Joseph A. Gates died of influenza
and pneumonia Friday, Jan. II. He
was we'll known in the southern part
of Guilford for many years. He was
born in Guilford 65 years ago and left
there with his parents to go to Monta-
que, Mass. After a few years of life
in Massachusetts, in different towns, he
moved to Nebraska, returning to Ber-
nardston, Mass, about % years ago
and moving to Guilford about 10 years
ago. He was good neighbor and viii
be missed by his neighbors.
He leaves a sister, Mrs, Lizzie f.
Woodland, who lives with her son, L. E.
Aldrieh, in Green River. He was a
descendant of the oldest southern Yer
mont and northern Massachusetts fam
lies of Alexander and Gates.
All members of the family of Dwight
Kelsey are gaining
Mrs. Arthur Yeaw is i'll and confined
to her bed with hard cold,
William Fitch began cutting ice this
week It is about 10 inches thick.
L. d. Franklin, who is in i'll health, is
not as well and is under the care of d
physician.
Miss Evelyn Higley is out Of school TIM
week, having had another attack Of in
digestion.
Mrs d. Lyon is visiting in Bellows
Falls with her sister, Mrs j. Moore, anc
other friends
Miss Gertrude Sessions came Saturday
from Greenfield, where she is employed
for few days rest. Miss Sessions ha,
pneumonia a short time ago and has no
| fully recovered.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-23

The wings that riches take unto them
selves are not those of honing pigeons.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-23
TODAY'S CASUALTIES.
Official Summary Released for Publi-
cation This Afternoon.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Today's
names in the casualty releases aggre-
gate 800, of which the morning section
contains 1876 and the afternoon section
l64. Following is the summary re-
leased for publication this afternoon:
Died of disease ....+...... 50
Wounded severely ............ los
Total ,=............. l64
There are two Vermont names in
today's list and one in the list of cor
rections, as follows: Died of disease.
Private Casper L. Smith of Waits
field; dead, previously reported miss
ing in action, Private George Sheehan
of Burlington.
Corporal John f. Minnatt of Win.
chester, n. H., is reported killed in ac-
ton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-23

Standard cold remedy for 90 years--in tablet
torna--safe, sure, no opiates-breaks UP cold
IN % hcurs-reievcs grip in 3 days. Money
backifIt fails The genuine box has Red top
with Mr.. Hills picture. At All Drug Stores.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-10-04

Cape May county, New Jersey, vas treated to its first bombing raid"
recently, when a friendly arpIane circed above towns and hamlets, drop
ping Thrift literature upon the thousands who watched from below.
Chairman Robert perpont, of Wildwood, was the daring aviator who
donned his leather helmet, put on his goggles, and told the pilot to whoop
her up. That's a ninety-mila an-hour way to sow the seeds Of THRIFT
throughout the country!
This isn't the srto of high fyfng that usually ends with a hattened
pocketbook. 1t shows. moreover, that among many other practical pr-
poses the utmost marvel of science may be used to further tn sale OF
government Thrift and Savings STAN ps
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-10-04
THRIFT PRIZES FOR
LETTER CARRIERS

Any impression that the thrift
movement ended with the floating of
the Victory Liberty Loan is a mis-
taken one. The government is still
actively promoting the Savings habit,
not merely for the raising of funds,
but primarily for the benefit of the
people at large.
Handsome medals have been pro-
vided by the Savings Division of the
Philadelphia Federal Reserve District
for award to three rural delivery car
riers in each county who make the
best government thrift sales records.
The competition is for the purpose
of increasing public interest in Thrift
and Savings Stamps and the new
Treasury Savings Certificates which
are offered by the government as alb
solutely safe and sure investments.
National savings are relied upon to
furnish the capital with which to f.
nance the great industrial expansion
necessary to insure continued pros
perity in the United States. Thrift
and Savings Stamps and Treasury
Savings Certificates furnish an easy
method of saving in amounts of 81
cents, S., 500 and $1,000. Their full
value and interest is guaranteed and
they may be redeemed. upon ten days
notice.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-10-04
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-fve
years, and has become known as the most
reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
surfaces, expelling the Poison from the Blood
and healing the diseased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh Med
icine for a short time you will see a great
improvement in your general health. Start
taking Halls Catarrh Medicine at once and
get rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
F. ]. CHENEY G. CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Hoboken a Centre
of Realty Speculation

Ferguson Brothers, tho furniture
manufacturers OF Monroe Street Ho-
hoken, n, j. have purchased TOO to IT'S
Monroe Street through J, l. kislak.
lhs rounds out two entire blocks
owned by the fergusops. Their inten-
uon IS to enlarge their plant
Mr. hlslak announces the following
ether sales QI Hphokep property. 036
Washington Street a two family house
and store for II RQslnoH Ia Charles
laY'Nei iAaA ANd lRaN Nlsnd SsraeI, q
lhree faulty hoWSa {or Navy h breaa
WAY W heNW NorAtsi RAN bleamhsld
a'fevh q ihfpa family heWsA. ter Aames
RNa MsFBAfet fAHNeF te dehN Gala
M@sN, rs AAaMs stpNpt y tWN tAmiN
heNs@, .rs Mafpls nNsRlNeeF IA Meyee
AFAhelfJ fSp ,NgaeN etFsat, q thsea
family hpNsM tNr ANinN 1ANu7vN to
WeNtS nNAhmNN, Aie Washington
strest, shtva fnmuy heuse ana stoee,
fot John solafi 10 NJ y Hurwitr, rai
Park Avenue, two fnmily house, far
f'anofnh Fitzpatrick TO Mathllde Heck /
Rnf and 60N Newark Strcet. two story
brick factory for Frank c. Plato to
Max Lehman, 90 Adams Street, three
family house and store, for Louis Ts-
cornia to NJ Bushinger; the resale of
s36 Washington Street for Charles Le-
vine to lsidor Gasman. and 736 Garden
Street for Henry Brinkman to Morris
Zabalsky.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Court Allows Sale
Of Madison Ave. Corner
Property Owned by New York
Exchange for Women's Work
Bought by Investing Co.

Justice Mullan, in the special term
OF the Supreme Court. has granted An
application of the New York Exchange
for Woman's Work. to sell the property
at the northwest corner of Madison
Avenue and Forty-th;rd Street, on q
lot 26.5xs5, known as Ssa Madison Ave-
nue. TO the Oceanic Investing Com
paGy for SS5OO00
Douglas Robinson Charles s Brown
Company We're the brokers in the trans
action The property was purchased
by the association IN laol for sl600QN,
and has heep used as a saIesroom by
the association, II is proposed to in
Yest part Of the proceeds OF the sale
w IAe purchase ef q new bVlldlng, to
he used hy the asseclRtlap.
Mys William G. Cheats, heneFsgy
peesdeNii MA iehR aeelS WsFd,
RgeslAeNl MqS. HAmAei II 0FaWsV,
seese'aFN MN9 ~ II tNs@Ae, spessss-
esl MA Miss NAtheelNe tamheFs As.
aiatANt tveNaNrrY
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Trinity Church Rounds
Out West Side Holdings
Acquires Two Old Dwellings in
Canal Street, Which Give
Ii Control of Block

Trinity Church Corporation has pur-
chased the two old dwellings at 43s
and ass Canal Street. The acquisi-
tion gives the church control of the
triangular block covered with forty
six old houses, excepting three at 70
Varick Street, owned by Edmund Ran
dolph ct al, and SO and 81 Varick
Street, owned by the H. Ostrander
estate. The sale was made by Cor
nelia T. Martinez as exeeutrix, The
dwelllpgs haye stood for many wears
an the ownership hacks IN the names
ef Mary b, stehhns and Edmund o,
Nammann.
The purchase and rounding cut Of
the CANAL styeet lFeRtsge Of teis hleak
pFeysweNt like tke eNs the eksreh
Msae few NsAss age teF the feseg A,
FfAsse NeWpANN AZ the NeptNWsat ees
NvF ef canal ANA sail'yNn atraets tha
canal street stailsN W the new sev.
eNth ANeNAe sobvsy shteNeh the vasa
iek street. eNtenseN of seyeNth Ava
nue IA AZ thn Garner uf the hlork
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

as hssush%%p 4 4 " al 70 s"G ssmus s'sii zlrla
1919 nttys, Godstern Phillips, AT
SAME PROPERTY. str n and c; Samuel
zlrinsky to Solomon Goldman and ano
nv Delaney 1T; yrs from May l. 1919 :.
attys, same 1880
l2sTH ST, y g, 100 Y Morningside av;
harry savage to savage-okum Garage
Co. @o2 W l26th st; yrs from May l..
lslS; atty, Charles II Schwartzman. 1872
SAME PROPERTY; Savage -Okum Garage
Co TO Okum Brothers Garage. 402 W
aas asn,n ST yrs from May /, 1913 .atty,
LENox Av. 1906. u Of str and part arts b.
-; Bernhard Wagner to David l.
Gluck l9a w listh st: . yrs from Sept
J. 1915; atty. II Hoftsadter, 300 Broad .
a7TH ST. 45i west ali, Michael Burns Burns
TO Joseph A. and George NJ Graham
I aIV 5ohn Mfz nurks ss III y1' ss~ q 'sssS 4oo
52D ST. so7 70; all: Claude l. Gouraud to
May !. lals atty, Edw s drifting, 40
AuDupoN Az. 5 i7sd st: str No ;'t {;
|. 1917, ATTY. s KotfIer. lis Bway B '34so
Sp A.. istI an Jacob Cram. tr. to
man: $50 Bway 1850
Nathan Hirsh SIS w ia7th st; yrs
fro'n May 1. 1891; attys, wiibcr. N q X,
2sD Hway yrs, from May 1...s7I2b
SAME PROPERTY: ali; Nathan HIr.h to
San1 Krnmer d. apo. 1T E ilsth at ;
yrs mos from Mar /. lero; nttys,
18TH ST. III E: str e. yard space "a
10 Nathan Hirsh 6ls w i57th st' yrs
frein May I, 1921; attys, wiiber N & X.
sAmn XXI irTnao5pEnrY. with exit a.. abese syso
- Nathan Hsrsh 10 Sam Kramer T. sno,
i1I u iisth 1T. yrs, MOS from Mar
2eTTf ST, +62 sW. n; tho land: 0er,rude
fi ogden IT al. catrs etc, to Rebeccx II
Tompkina. Coxsac.ie, N r. e. ano ms
comm. II years, from May /. 1915; 81
yr. renew; attys Alexander q. f2N
tsWhy : 3ab0
DIVISION sT 1851; all. Harris wilhln
g loa Hsrenson & Harry karp, .laS
dapost Of $4,000 st G; atty, Ersnlt
kreyornck. 22o Ii'way ......,,.,. $40. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

HI tTNE EkS PI, ~. Rachel Cohen 10 Ma
than IAtshutz 23s u Bway. atty. Davis
y X ESQ Bway. March 81, l903 Sll 600
FikE ST, ss, ths Chevra Adaa WoikoN
.sk on pTemsees- to Isaac Gordon, a2i Il
9tn st att, Harry Levin, l67 Il Bway
10 AN, 1863 ida Al Muneie to Hli1 steinV
muller atty, uea a stenmuuer lail
ed av May % laos .,........ ...sa GOO
lsITH ST \ i, gas g llth az, l6sxsa 10,
Richard s Curtis snd Alice Al Mott 10
Cleveland + Pratt baA pprt Lpng Isl
and ear VIII CLARA /, Pratt; sttYs IYon
saith IA Cedar Al Iull ea, lslssl and
etsi bli q lfs "a aN, gax loo
MsFst Hl haaRelly tp Mary Rseep,
sys4sI Ha 4 II Ua' ia bvsp hse a,
nsTH ,aF y H. osA Y an AZ ssslsS9Y9
Mepfis aNa hssN hessaesss ., al -
BBsy Bsss sass s'sss' u fssE y H''ssh's,. sss
ast, CT n iTb iith ~, snsiANsl Wn,
Mruuwnh tu Hfnest Al ufea lip Glare
'.noht AZ a,ts, tiee H iaftiaha, A Wall
ssrn ar la " "a ana 90 Manhs,,an ySv AZ
tutpn 20 Grass. Henity Co 3an bth y,
et'yas Wllson, hatket T. ". AZ Wall nj
issp sr 75a n ,ulla and WIN o,tsormsn r,psn
to Matilda II De Gcnzales ass w list
:, e,tys' sondert Bros Rector at
l''H H. IhbJ ............ ~ \ 90
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Many Homes Projected
In Pelhamwood SECTION

Joseph Lamhden & Sons have sold
for the Pelhamwood Company four lots
on Harmon Avenue, 'Pelhamwood, to
Mrs. Rasp, who will hulld; four lots on
Washington Avenue, Pelhamwood, to Il.
J. Mergill, who viii build two houses;
for the City Realty Company three lots
an, Wehstsr Ridge to Mr. Odip, who
w'll build residepey fer his own oc-
eApsneyi q plet IA HpackmoRt for the
A'ty Realty Company ON beSchmont
hE'Ne ~ MsW A, Weight, whp win build
\ heMsel y plet ep FiNa brepk ReRd
eesehMeNt, "a II, \ FeRRsF, Whe hNys
ths saalt'eNsl tsRa " ada % his estalsi
Sef tbs WiNANb task Realty uampaNS
feef late eN WsshiNg,eN ASeNNe, PSI
NemwaeaA ". 4 Nav Hoeheiie tesiavNt.
ana viii hNlii
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Recorded Mortgages
East Side


slHsP 81 81 Apy H. 81 F11s g., 81 s.
- r.. . psp na"lsSq asSl rf afls \ = S'A Al It od
lleqH, ST. AZ u : ssslo0il 'f''SsP = M
ssPEFa sdPEaefs5 70 s4ss Ms' s4man pl 10 dqerEe
aAFs. sle aaa Aprii IA, iss. p''"t per
sent H''is hahe 4 Keller, 9ss .Rwsl
sib0u0
i'ah 81 ~ u nsssa " ss.a 3ssss' "a hdsa M 4
esthsFleA n NJ Hess, Gef'asalem, os,ss
~ ,Ssas W. H%std9ssH%, a. te'g', ,lssSs a'S
's bes go" pisas,' Al ersls eh T. see'a aVts0s )
,iepssl iis vlasenen, ~. aua May |
ias9e ref csht etts Wh q hNsheli
Is4n ~ Il .. ggo t'siumbus aV sV''ggoas gos
ios2 y M AprI = Walagrf contract
" 18th at due tune i iaaai o psr cent
at,ys' Moadiy l. j, 22 William at
vrpMtLynA Av. 6f-sp. q -. soxtoo' . . t''pV M
Aprli 2i. Clarence ~ Smith TO barclay
Holding Corp, 2l7 B~ay. due May (
ig2s. per cent pr mtg sto.soo; atty,
Bronx
nHoNM nLvn .rs asas, sss s0,1oo rats
atty. rhos p Mclaughlin. Is Broad
oUIMDY Az. 2i5e, >, 25xlos. VIM Al.
brecht TO nominicI J Napoli. 2i2i Har-
rnony nv; prior mtge $3.50 April a. s
yrs. y c, atty, Ciocke c 6 K, 39l r
GRAND BIvD and concourse, G - Is N n
167th at. 77.ixl0s.1o; Abr Bruken to Ar
row Holding Corpn. 2l7 Bway. prior
intgo, $65. .337 so, April %, due Jan J,
1920. e; atty, II Iieser, 2i7 Broad
I75TH sr. 2sa II. e. g5so6: Herman II
Epstein TO Louise II Wassman 2e7 f
l'Jth 1t: April %. yrs. y c. attys
Rose p 12s Bway. y.............. 81. 900
ANTHONY AV, cor t74th st 42x67 :.
Jacob Cohen to Jennie Pearlman. 1875
Anthony av: April %; due oct %. 1919
c' atty. l. a Maskiel. 11e Mas
~. s@u 81, '.'''. .......,.. 5000
zoiBt ST, 3. Ss.7 Decatur av. 50xl2l1
10 Mosholu Parkway, x5Ixl324 Benen-
son Realty co to metropolitan Savings
Bank. 80 Cooper 81 April 20 8 yrs 3 "a
y c. atty. 5 & w Hutchins 81 VIII
d',tn -, S22 900
TOPPING AV, =. part lot 78. map Mt
Hope. 52.cxi00; Amelia klotz to Frank
Gondeck, 100 Bay st. B Of H. y Y:
April %, due, etc, as per bond, atty, E
i Martin bo7 fremont av.....s2 900
BOONE 1T. f34s. s. 2bx10O: simon 6,an.
del TO Matilda FORTUNATE 1876 r. 18th AZ
April 2b, yrs " c; atty. Title Guar,
q Trust Co. i76 Bway ............. 81 600
SANE PROPERTY; same to Morris Coop
er 1910 Rogera ri; prior t1tge S. 900:
April zb: due July 20. 1920. y c. atty.
S"if' = ! 600
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Investor BUYS at Far Rockawav

The Lewis II. May Company has sold
for the Lawyers Title and Trust Com
pany two dwellings, on the west side of
Clinton Avenue, Far Rockaway, l.. l., to
Harriet Cohen for investment,
Rents White Plains Cottage
Grif'en, Prince e. Ripley have leased
furnished for the season the residence
of Frank Cuyler. White Plains, to r.
L. Urb. of this city.
Rockland County Estate Sold
Open Hearth, the property of A. H.
Adams, at Sparkill, Rockland County,
a colonial house with two acres of land
near the Rockland Country Club and
golf course, has been sold by Howard
Goldsmith to George W. Gray, of
Mount Vernon.
Buys Green Farm Property
John Crawford has sold a seventy
iive-acre country place on Long Lots
Road, Green Farm, Conn, for J. H.
Recknagle, to Sinclair Richardson.
There are a good old fashioned house
and several large outbuildings on the
property, which is valued at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
buys New lsoehelle Home

G. Henry MAhlstrd has scld Ma Co
lcninl house ON Davis Avenue, Nav
Rochelle, to John A. Chew, Of tarch-
mont Griiren, Prince 4 Ripley, IN con
Junction with Docrlng 4 kistmger,
were the brokers.
for George II. Murray his large house
on Larchmont Avenue, Larchmont, to
James B. Craven, of this city, fur
nished, for the aumrncr scaaor
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
100000 Building for
School and Synagogue

The institutional Synagogue, accord
ing to building plans, is to spend s40o,-
600 on alterations of the factory build
ing at 3! to 4S West ll6th Street,
changing into school, synagogue and
recreation centre Plans for the i'm
provement have been prepared bv B.
W. LeYitan
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

agt Comfy Mortgage 60 u al tforcclosu
O, o. ortgags5 attys Cullen Il Dykman-
% sgt Ernest w stusrt ct al (foreclosu
..f mor'gxse). attys. Merrill. Rogers &
Terry,
TWELFTH sJ. II y. sl9 W Of "a ay.
Iybxi37.3 81 ~. cor f2th st. 2bsx
400. "a ~, 3. z5.8 18th ST. 28xf00
sdav, y, bi1 18th st. 2sslDo; Cornell
University agt Trow Directory Printing
and Bookbiuding ro et III (foreclost,
Of moTtgageJ. attys. Saekrtt, Chapman
4 Stevens
sisT sr, 447 W, Mary A Trusiow agt sol
anon ElpEt ri al fforerlo lo&ure ok mort.
raEej; attys, ifesyee A. Todd
Bronx
TIFfAsf w, 1885, Abrshsrn Dorb ct aI
asst Mfyer Brown a. al foreclosure OF
ffVrtFssei; atty, ~ Goifleb
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Alterations
Manhattan

6trII 81. lS2 East. story garage into
dwelling: + Hodges, III Il 66th ct.
owner; Hodges III 66th st. archi-
tect, coet ....,-. ..-....,. ,....,... fs,UOo
92D ST. 315 West, n story dwelling into
bachelor apt; Il r McDermott. premises,
owner, Eisendrath & Horwltz, Is u 4lst
st. architect. cost ..,........,..... So. 900
l16TH ST 81 to 43 West. a S story factory
into school, synagogue and recreation
centre; institutional Synagogue, owner; ;
Il w Levitan. West 10Th st. architect. .
cOSt 34uO,OoU
WHITE PLAINS AV. 1873. three story
brick and frame dwelling 2ox4o Carl
NJ Watson, on premises. owner; William
II Meyer, 1851 Carter av, architect cost
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Brown BUYS Public Marke.

Frederick Brown has purchased
from the Josephine C. Christman es-
tate the Chelsea Public Market, a five
story building at III to 175 Eighth
Avenue. at the southwest corner of
Nineteenth Street The property oc-
cupes a plot fronting 70 feet on the
avenue and 104 feet on the street.
Lotion II. Slawson was the broker in
the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Buys Green Farm Property
Cumming Huntington Estate,
Valued at 100000. Sold

Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold for
place at Irvington-on- Hudson, contain
ing three acres, large brick residence
and stable, to Noel Statham, of the
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Com
pany. The property was held at
$50 0OO
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28

To Atlas Ex & Van Co: You are hereby
notified that the time for the payment Of
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you, we viii cause
such property, to wit. show cases, as
enumerated in the warehouse inventory Is
sued to you by this warehouse, stored by
YOU or In your name Tor in which you may
have an interest) in the East End Storage,
10 be sold at Public Auction, according TO
the statute IN such cases made and pro.
sided, ut the East End Storage Warehouse.
bob East soth Street, New York city, on
Monday, May 10, 1919. at 10 A. ~. and II
date the same wiif he continued At the
same place every day beginning at 10
A, M. aud continued until sold.
EAST END STORAGE Co,
II l.. FRIED. PROP
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning
Desks and Office Furniture.

Detective Agency W
%EslT0T0RN'S s pstectl~ sgeIGT-shsdazlas. eans
Murray Hill aTiS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Narleguet Estate in Bronx
Passes Into New Hands

B. H. Weisker has sold for the Var
leguet estate "The Pines" fronting
2OS feet on Old Jerome Avenue, 5l4
feet on Vernon Place, 514 feet on Park
Place, 20s feet in the rear, about
forty-four lots, with Il substantial old
homestead
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Harlem DWELLING Bu,ers

The lipuwhtpn Company has sold
for TIM Mutual tife lnsurance Com
rnny, az Wcst laith street, a three
story and basement dwelling ON lot
lspNioo, to Nathan Nasanowits; and
for Judge Edgar J Lauer 23s East
l0pth street. hve-story tenement,
on lot 2bxl00. 30 Denis NJ Gallo.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Buying Waterfront Acres
Al Nassau Point

Walter l., johnson, president OF The
Nassau Heights Club Properties. re-
ports tho sale Of water front acreage
at Nassau Point, on Pcconic Bay, to
Dr. Philip Hussa, Mrs. Margaret Brets,
Miss Faith Baldwin, Joseph Harris, N.
Olds and Mrs. Covcv
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Real Estate Market News and Comment

strong. BY the usa of cinder concrete
and type of reinforcement now
barred in measure by code restric-
ton. simple amendments would, ac-
cording to distributors, do more TO
solve the problem Of high construction
costs winch directly affect the rents,
than price stabilization or artificial
manipulation Of costs.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
WEST SIDE

FURNISHED 5-RoOM APARTMENT. ALL M
provemenIs; ground floor refined people only Do
not apply sunday. 6le West i50th St Apt 5
bOTH, 81 West~Attractlve bachelor apart
ment, uVlng room bedroom, bath teie-
phone; breakfast II desired; 500 monthly
service Nine. Rosalia
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
TYPEWRTTERs

t W TIERS RENTED
Vtsiblee, MONTH "a xo 4 ..~
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. ~
~ Barclay st. Tel Barclay 47is.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Diamauds
Maitlsrsphass==ssienasFsnhsss
rateass

Msitistsrnins zlstrsssenE tgsGTFiuas al hssssf
tssseAsss ses1s iia Asasss ~ ns-s~ss sis.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Rent White Plains Stores

The Robert 4. Farley Organization
hns leased through William r. Nor
roll two stores in the Farley Building.
on MARITIME Avenue, White Plains. to
Citron Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-28
Another 6lst St. Dwelling Sold

Tho Rutland & whiting enjamn
Corporation has sold for f. A. Rohden-
burg to IA client for occupancy the
three story and basement dwelling on
lot 20xl00.5, at 230 East Sixty-frst
Street
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New Building Plans
Bronx

CRESTON AN $. 1881 1t Burnside
av. two story brick tenements S2,sx
IS each; P II Construction Co. Philip
Hersho wsky, 1917 Prospect av, president
and owner; Charles Kreymborg l63d
81 and Park av, architect; total cost.
$l24,60e
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Mechanics Liens

Manhattan
18th ST. Nos o34 20 $40 W. l. Snyder
& Co. Inc, agt Eliz F. Buckley
owner; John Q Bevlin Construction Co.
Inc, John o Devlin and John ! Buck
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STORAGE NOTICES
Dwyer's New Amsterdam
Vans and Storage Co.,
2lO West 18th Street. N. Y. Citv

Clark Mr. Beauley, Mrs Mary l. Read
Mrs. Whaylado, Mr.. Wnerman, Mr.. Sehaf
fer. Mr.. ], Coleman, Mr.. ]. ] Scott. Scott
Smith Co, Mrs Alex tiilholin, Mrs w r
shady Marion /. La Toruche. Mrs
OF YOU ara hereby notified that the time
tor the payment of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired' after notice therefor had heen given
YOU, we VIII cause such property to wit.
Wicker Furniture 3 Barrels and Bn4es
sad to contain Books, Coin Machines
Wheelwrleht Tools etc. Beds Pictures
Rugs and Carpets to be SOLD at PubIe
Auetlon Monday May 18th. al 10 so
nl DANIEL K KENNEDY Aue-
tlnnfeJ,
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Satisfied Mechanics Liens

Manhattan
18th ST. AZ W; James Higham agt So Il
90 Manhattan Ave Corp ct al: March
SAME property Edw 7 Abbott, agt same.
March I. 1919 .................$4 .$44S25
SA ME property; Meyer Gold agt same,
Feb II. 1919 ....-....s4T5
SAMB property; Ernest Craske, agt Nor
ris T James ct al; Feb is. 1919. s76%.ll
SAME property: same agt $3.50 Manhat-
tan Ave Corp ct all; April 8. 1919
A7f4 II
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REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY
Rent your cottage this year af
LONG BRANCH. N. J.

s.9e !1esi Epp9sn@r resort. Send for Bookie,
sssssAlL WooLLEY. Asyw Long Branch. n. )
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BROOKLYN Factory Sold

Charles Partridge has sold the three
story factory building at 104l Pacific
Street for Louis Dublin to the Bedford
Upholstering Company. The purchaser
plans extensive alterations