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Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
LEONARD BRIDGE

The funeral services for Edwin Park Kneeland, age 72. whose death occurred Wednesday, morning, were held from his late residence at Leon ard Bridge Friday afternoon at O. clock. Rev. John H. Knott, pastor of the kiberty Hill Congregational church, officiated. There were many beautiful flowers, including a large pillow of roses, carnations, maiden hair fern and sweet peas with the word Father from the two daughters Mrs. Otto A. Nettletons and Miss La vinia P. Kneeland; a spray of carna- tions and ferns from MT and Mrs. Al bert G. Kneeland: a spray of carna- tions and ferns from Miss Helen Cliff ford; wreath of roses and variegated grasses from Miss Watrous, and mix ed flowers from Mrs. Mary Sweet and Mrs. Pitcher.
 Burial was in the Exeter cemetery where Rev. John H. Knott assitsed by Rev. B. D. Remington of the Baptist church of Colchester. conducted the committal service.
 The bearers were James Y. Thomas George H. Thomas, William G. Thom- as and Henry J. Williams. intimate friends of the deceased.
 Relatives and friends were presen
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10

eral Street M, E.. church last Friday.
 Miss Jennie G. Perkins resumed her duties at the Thames National bank, Norwich, Monday, after one weeks va cation in which she attended com mencement at Northf1eld, Mass.
 Mrs. Charles H. Comstock visited her daughter in New London. Mrs Mary c. Watrous on Friday. Mrs. Agnes West of Worcester Mass, who has been visiting hel brother, William McNaught. Sr., and his sons family recently returned tc her home last WednesdaN.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
sdOHEGAN

The children of the Mohegan Sunday school will give their Children's Day concert next Sunday, June 18th.
 George Sturgis of New London call ed on friends here Sunday.
 Julian Harris of Hartford called on friends here Sunday.
 Misses Gladys Quidgeon and Loretta Fielding were delegates to the New London Sunday School convention, Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
jefod

AT 4 COURT OF PROBATE HELD
 at Norwich, within and for the District
 of Norwich. on the 9th day of June,
 Present-NELsoN J. AYLTNG. Judse.
 Trust estate of Abby A. Cooke, late
 of Norwich, in said District, deceased Royal c. Holmes of Norwich, Conn, appeared in Court by counsel and filed petition praying, for the reasons therein set forth. that his resignation
 as Trustee of said estate, together with a full and final accounting as such Trustee, be accepted, as on file more fully appears.
 Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said petition and matter be heard and de- termined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said District, on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1918. at g o'clock In the forenoon, and that mo- | tice of the pendency of said petition. and of said hearing thereon, be given | by the publication of this order enc l time in some newspaper having cir culation in said District. at least three days prior to the date of said hearing, and that return be made to this Court. | NELSON J. AYLING, Judga 1 The above and foregoing is true copy of record.
 l Attest: HELEN M DRESCHER, l je10d Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AT A C0UIsT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich. within and for the District of Norwich, on the 9th day of June, A. D. 1919.
 Present-NEIsON '. AYLING, Judge.
 Estate of John B. Gladue, late of Norwich. in said District, deceased.
 Ordered, That the Executrix cite the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate within six months from this date by posting a notice to that effect. together with . nearest to the place where said de- ceased last dweH. and in the same Town, and by publishing the same ones in a newspaper having circulation in said District and make return to this Court
 NELSON J. AYLING, Judge.
 The above and foregoing is | true copy of record.
 Attest: HELEN M. DREscHER. Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10

from Hartford Westchester, Hebron. Columbia, Colchester. Lebanon, Liber- ty Hill and Goshen.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10

For the eleven months ended No- vember 1918, the foreign trade of France aggregated S4,14S, 162,15o, de- crease of s1,s0e, ,0eS, ,902 compared with the corresponding period of 1917.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10

When a man is requested to foot a bill it always hurts his dignity worse than it hurts his corns.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10

NoTICE.-A1l creditors of said de- ceased are hereby notified to present their claims against said estate to the undersigned at R. F. D. 4, Norwich, Conn, within the time limited in the above and foregoing order.
 ELIZA A. GIADUE ief1d FSxecutrsx
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
of with fingers

Doesn't hurt a bit, Drop a little Freezone on an aching corn instantly that corn stops hurting, then you lift it right out. Yes. magic. No humbug! tiny bottle of Freezone costs but q few cents at any drug store, but is suf- ficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation.
 F'reezone is the sensational discovery of a Cincinnati genius. Il is wonder ful
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10

You are sure of PROMPT SERVICE HERE for we have adequate STEAM EQUIPMENT, BEST MATERIALS snd the real skill that insures prompt satisfactory service.
 T, ]. HEALY. Nsrsuerite Hld'a, Norwich, Ct
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Hot Springs Entries

year-oids and upward: ak fmrfonge1r se1r-
Bracelet. 1o2; Oklahoma Irish, l04. Jane.
l04; Lohelia. lo4; Miss Howell. i04 Lady
los Prosperous Baby. los; sii Gilsey'
lO9 Recluse. 1903. Sumberer. ll6 Also
eligible: Little Princess, l05; Maliowmot.
lO9 Batchler, 109.
Second race Claiming; purse $500:
foqr .year,oids and upward; six furlongs)
Louise. los; Huffaler. 10a: Rolala. foa:
Sophia Gatewood. 10: Choir,naster. ilo:
Cphela W.. ll0, Valerie West. 10; Tom
aaro' a1ao i:.;hg AZ; King Is. ll5: Al Pierce; 1l5.
lo4; Night Cap. l09.
Third race (purse $500: allowances:
three year -olds; one mile)-Minawand.
100; tPhantom Maid. 100: tCrornwell. l05
Ed Stone, 1oS; Drummond los.
Fourth race tpurse 5000; allowances;
iour, ,year,olds and upward. one mile and
l0b. kohnoor 1o7; Grey Eagle. III; Har-
vest King. 11a; Islands OF Pleasure. III.
Fifth race tpurse 5000; claiming: three.
y.eeIar-olds and upward six furlongsl~-
discussion. 90; Sybil. i0o: Cacambo. lo1:
Sayonarra. 1oi; Bob A. loi; Olympian
m.ns' ios loS; soarPla H. lob; .Jack q, Dowd.
Cub no, Orderly. Ill. Also eligible: Ruth
Strickland. 100.
Sixth race. (purse 5000: claiming; four-
year olds and upward: one mile and three
siSteenths)-Verna b l02. Leta. l04 ;
ing. los; Ellison. los. Waterproof los:
browns FaVorite, 10S Duke OF shelby
l0S, Gleipner. no; old Ben. lls: WIN DO,
ia Also eligible: Hlckorynut. los. Ruth
Harrison. 102.
'Apprentice allowance claimed. ~. w.
mcClelland entry. tField entry.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Real Estate Market News and Comment

time the underwriting business was
indicating migrating tendencies, and it
was not long after that the movement
to William street north of Maiden
Lane set in. The Mercantile Bank Of
America then took the building.
1t was sold yesterday to the lawyers
by the Underwriters Building Com
pany, which was represented by the
Charles f. Noyes Company.
The occupation by lawyers of an en-
tire building for Offices is unique in
the recent history of the city. There
is said to be only one other building
so occupied, and that is on Nassau
street, near Fulton, which has been
used by the firm of Dewitt, Lockman
& Dewitt for nearly q century.
Blandy, Mooney & Shipman at the
present time is composed of Edmund
Mooney, William C. Fits and Charles
r. b. Howe
Mr.. Mooney said that in making this
purchase his firm was following an
oldtime habit; that during the past
three generations his grandfather. Ed
mund Mooney; his uncle, William
Mooney, and his cousin, Edmund
Mooney, solicitors, have occupied their
own building at 16 Fleet Street, Dublin.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Swedish Government Centre
Comes to Beekman Street

The Raland & Whiting Benjamin
Corporation announces that the Swed-
ish Consul General has leased a large
suite in the Temple Court Building,
at 5 Beekman Street, and will move
from his present office on or about the
first of May.
Among other new tenants who have
leased space in Temple Court arc:
Barnet Gross & Co., The Safe Guard
Check Writer Company, Frank Was
scrman, Joseph /. Erenstoft. Nathan
Grcenbaum, Hugo Ultz, James T..
Kelly and A. T. Evans, Products Dis
pensing Company, Jacob Fox, Koehler
q Weymann, c. II. Hastings, Hani
Shipping Company, Leopold Bernger,
Commercial Art Service, Milton Glad
stone, Alexander Hinchuk Company;
August Reymert and Clermont +.
Rosauski, attorneys for the Royal
Swedish Consulate
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Chambers Buy on Front Street

Several well known ship chambers
of this city, Boston and Baltimore have
bought the property at So Front Street
for their local headquarters and in
cidentally have established new
value for the property, which has been
sold for the third time in the last few
months. The chambers secured the
property through the Charles f. Noyes
Company and will take possession Of
it about the first of next month. Title
to the realty will be taken in the
name Of the Seatrade Corporation.
property, are the tenants. They bought
it from Clarence W. Eckhardt. who
bought 1t for speculation. He prof
tied by the sale to the tenants and
now the tenants are profting by the
sale to The chambers. The Weir com
pany evidently has another location.
Bank Sells Broomc Street Loft
Tho Greenwich Savings Bank has
sold tho six-story loft building ut 4s0
Broomo Street. Tho building il on II
sito rs feet wide and 100 feet deep.
II hdjoine the northeast corner Of
Wooster Street and Wna taken In fore
closure by the bank some time ago.
Public Library Trustees Sell Loft
Tho United States Trust Company.
trustee for tho Public Library, has
sold through Il. II. Ludlow a. Go. 127
and 129 Prince Street, northwest cor
ner Of Wooster Street, fronting 946
feet on Wooster Street and 40 feet
on Spring Street, with an ~" from
Wooster Street about 88 feet in depth,
improved with a sevcn-s story building
of unusual strength. The premises
have been purchased by Harry Aron-
son, represented by Simon Meyers.
Backer Sells His Movie Studio
The George Backer Company has
sold the film studio at 23O and 232
West Thirty-eighth Street, which Mr.,
Backer erected more than a year ago,
to Lewis J. Selznick. While only two
stories, its height is equivalent to four
stories, and it contains every appliance
found in that class Of building. 1t
was valued at $150,000.
Buyer for Lower 9th Ave. Site
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company sold for Alexander Butler
Duncan to Morris Weinstein the three
story and basement building at 1875
Sixth Avenue on a lot 1896.
East Side Tenement Sold
The Rolph and Muh estates have sold
the six-story tenement, with stores.
at 631 East Eleventh Street, on plot
37.6x103.3.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Space Situation
Forces Lawyers
To Buy Building
Blandy, Mooney & Shipman
Buy in Pine Street When
Wall Street Premises Are
Asked For by Trust Co.

Blandy, Mooney & Shipman, lawyers,
have decided to buy building Of their
own that they may be secure from the
influences Of the space shortage and
high rentals which prevail in the down
town district The lawyers have oc
cupied the sixteenth floor of the build
ing at Wall Street since the struct-
ure was erected many years ago. The
Equitable Trust Company owns the
building and desiring more space for
one of it's subsidiaries claimed tho Of
fees which the lawyers have occupied.
Space conditions in the downtown
district were explained to the lawyers
by william A. White & Sons. The
lawyers in fact were we'll acquainted
with the scarcity Of rentable space,
and the conclusion that the purchase
of building for their own use was
the logical solution of their predica-
ment was reached without much urging
on the part Of the brokers.
They have bought the fve-story
structure at 3S Pine Street, paying
about s250,00O for it. 1t covers site
23.7 feet wide and GIG feet deep on
the north side of tho block next to the
northwest corner Of william Street
1t was erected about seven years ago
for the insurance trade. About that
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
S24O, 900 Brooklyn Flat
Bought by Spectators

The Meister Builders have purchased
from the Broadvue Realty Company an
apartment at 1888 to 1851 Ocean Ave
nue., on plot 200x90x110, held at $780,
OOO
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alco Building Company the one-family
dwelling at 2036 Sixty-ffth Street, to
Jessie Hark.
B. J. Sforza has sold for Henry Keck
to Allessandro Cont the two-family
cottage on a plot 40x100, at 1862 Sew
enty-ffth Street, and for William E.
Ferris, the two-story shop on a lot COX
10O at 1920 Sixtieth Street.
Frank A. Seaver G. Co. have sold the
one-family brick house at 1947 Sixty
second Street, for George Danforth;
and the two-family house on a plot 40x
100 at 1865 Seventy-eighth Street, for
Richard McMullen.
The Bulkley g. Horton Company has
sold 7072 Grand Avenue a two story
garage on q lot 50x10O, for the Rock
Island Butter Company
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Retail Trade Claims
34th Street Building
Cloak and Suit Concern to Pay
100000 Rental; Other Com
mercial Leases

Ames e. Co. have leased for Harry
Sachs and Samuel Sachs of Goldman
Sachs G. Co. to Richman Brothers, the
building at 1913 West Thirty fourth
Street, for twenty-one years, at Ii total
rental of $30O,O00 The lessees will re-
model the building for their business.
The Brett & Goode Co. has sublet
to the Van Rees Press the fifth loft at
3O4 to 320 Hudson Street, and obtained
Trinity Corporation for term of
years, at an aggregate rental of $780,
600.
NJ. and L. Hess have rented for Al
bert B. Ashforth, agent, the tenth
floor at S5 Fifth Avenue to L. Perlstein
& Co., and the third floor at 7577
Grand Street to the National Library
Bindery Company.
The Rowantree- -Schley Company has
leased the store and basement al 10
East Thirty-third Street to the Seeke
nep Silk Company
Louis schrag has leased for John
P. Windolph the building at the north
east corner of Eighth Avenue and
Twentyffth Street to the Gurney
Elevator Company for ten years.
Brown Company has leased the parlor
floor and basement at 795 Broadway to
Samuel Schwartz; the store at 541 Hud-
son Street to Charles Farrugia; loft
at 124 Wes- Twenty-third Street to A.
Butenwick; a loft at $3.50 Bleecker
Street to Norris Ornstein; Offices at
1926 East Twenty sixth Street, to
Lieber and Brightman & Traub; and
Offices at lao Liberty Street to Dr.
Alexander Singher and to Mato Kucer.
Rice and Hill have leased to the
Edwin Clapp Shoe Company. of Massa-
chusetts the store at 146 Fulton Street,
at rental approximating 100000.
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
Street to the Johnston Export Publish
ing Company; Offices at / 1873 Broadway
to the s. Rose Company; suite of
Offices at 973 Fifth Avenue to the
Cameo Model Importing Company; q
floor at 6 Ann Street to Adolph CAM.
and space ut 80 Wall street to Hunt
& Go.
Carstein & Lnnekn have leased
space nt ll-t3 West Houston Street 10
$. Il s. Hat Works, Turchin Bros. nj
t71-l73 MneDougal Street 10 Michael.
man & Tricdland, Mt ii19 3rondwny to
Simon RusoT, nj 46G-dG0 Fourth Ave
nuo TO Ernest Koeppcn mt 2l1 West
92d Street to Dewitt II. stern, mt
89G Brondway to Kerncr & Goldberg, at
2l5 Fourth Avenue to Kcmpner a.
Schneider, Grubnick s. Chargar, u.
Schultz q Son, Mt 53 West Thirty-sixth
Street to j. Schwartz & Co., at 1915
Broadway to Hogan e. Walker, at 24-26
East Twen'Y Y-first Street to Goldberg &
Co.. at 1907 Broadway to Jacob Rice,
ut 22l Fourth Avenue to Robert Perl
man, Kregs, Stengel & Levy, r. Ed
litz e. Son, NJ. Loeb q Co.. Samuel Hlrd
& Wilbur B. Wensley Syracuse; Screen
Grille Company, Raritan Woollen Mills,
at $50 Broadway to Williamson Bros,
at rs Spring Street to Adolph Ludwig,
at 100 West 121st Street to Abraham
Snhinson and at 81 West Twenty y-ninth
Street to Jacob Hacker.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Two New Apartments
For West 73d Street
Jacob Axelrod and His Son to
Build Nine Story Structures on
Old Clark Estate Pr0Derty

The West Seventy-third Street As
sociates a corporation controlled by
A. L. Mordecai and Son and f. Clifford
Potter, have sold to Jacob Axelrod and
Herman Axelrod a plot on the north
side of Seventy third Street. so feet
west Of Columbus Avenue 1t mas a
frontage of 140 feet, on which Will be
built TWO nine-story apartment houses.
The house on the easterly side of the
land will be SIS feet wide and will con-
tain two four-room apartments and
two three-room apartments on a floor.
The second house will be S5 feet front.
The buildings will be completed about
December 1, 1919. This is part of the
Clark estate, purchased by the West
Seventy third Street Associates about
two years ago. Jacob Axelrod and his
son Herman, formed partnership re-
Gently.
Riverside Drive Corner Sold
The apartment house at northeas t
corner of Riverside Drive and 152d
Street, has been sold to client Of
Cass & Appel. 1t stands on plot Of
100x155 irregular.
Investors Buy in Harlem
Harry Sugarman has sold for Ida
Rauh, 1874 East 112th Street, five
story double fiat on lot 25x10O. The
purchaser is an out town investor.
The Pocomo Realty Company. C. D.
Gregory president, has sold the five
story fiat, on lot 25x1OO. at II West
1881 Street, in a cash deal to an in
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Bronx Operators Find
Harvest in Quick Resales
Contract OH Apartments in Nor
ris Ave. Sold at Profit; Natan-
son Sells Hoe Ave. Houses

The Benenson Realty Company has
bought the two six-story elevator apa- =
ments at the northwest corner of Nor
ner structure stands on a plot front
ing 100 feet on each thoroughfare The
adjoining house at 2O15-2O17 Morris
Avenue is on plot 75x100. The com
bined properties front 175 feet on the
avenue and 100 feet on 17ath Street
The houses we're purchased from the
company headed by August Jacob,
which erected them a few years ago.
Clement H. Smith was the broker in
the deal. The Benson Realty Company
Immediately resold the property to
Mr.. Guhberg, who will hold the houses
as an investment.
Another deal by the Benenson Realty
Company involves the purchase of the
one-story brick store building at 1857
to 1853 Boston Road, at the junction
of Southern Boulevard. 1t contains
four stores and occupies a site 6SX140x
irregular.
Houses in Hoe Avenue Sold
Max N, Natason has resold to Fan
954 and 95S Hoe Avenue, two fve-story
apartment houses, each on plot 5OxlO0.
They were purchased by the sellers q
month ago from the Anti-gate Real
ties, Inc. David Geiser was the broker
III the transaction
Mr.. Natanson has also resold to the
Ii. w. G. Realities 448 to 454 West 152d
street. two fve-story apartments, cnch
on plot 50x100. They were purchased
by the selling company recently from
Louis Silverstein.
Sale Of Fox street Structures
Joseph G. Abrnmson has sold TO the
Automatic Kehlty Company bS7 Fox
street, the siz-story apartment ut the
northwest corner Of Fox Street and
Avenue st. John. Max Monfried repre-
scnted the purchnscr
Mr. Abrnmson nlso sold TO Samuel
Columbus 622 West 1"6th street, ad-
joining Riverside Drive. hvc-story
apartment on IA plot a6xloo. A. l..
GciIjch represented the purchasers.
Another sale by Mr.. Abrnmson involves
900 Fox Street, southeast corner Of
Barrctto Street, on plot 52xl05, II five
story apartment.
Crotona Park East Deal
A. Wood has sold TO Nathan Socol
at 1924 to 1896 Crotona Park East, each
on plot 41xl28. Samuel Frank rep
resents the buyer.
Buys Houses Near Concoursc
Frederick Brown has bought from the
Aloha Realty Company through Nc
Lemon Brothers, IS East l99th Street,
adjoining the Grand Boulevard and
Concourse, a fve-story apartment, on q
plot 5Oxl00.
Investor Buys in Intcrvale Avenue
Fred Oppcnheimer has sold the six
story apartment at 1920 Rogers Place,
on plot 64 feet running through to 1888
lntcrvale Avenue, for the Absar Realty
Company. Also for the same seller the
house to the north known as 1899 In
tervale Avenue, on plot 56x90x rreg
ular. These houses we're erected by
the seller in 1917 and have been bought
by an investor, a client of d. Geisler.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
B. Altman & Go. Take
Madison Avenue Corner

B. Altman & Co. arc the real buyers
Of the one-tme Morris X. Jesup dwell
ling at the southeast corner of Madi-
son Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street, tho
sale of which by George r. Read Il Co.
to newly formed company known as
the Commercial Improvement Corpora
tion of Madison Avenue was reported
couple of months ago.
The property consists Of four-story
building on plot 49.bx100, and faces the
Altman store, which occupies the block
bounded by Fifth and Madison avenues.
Thirty-fourth and Thirty-ffth streets
Just what disposition is to be made Of
the Jesup corner has not been definitely
decided, but it Is understood that the
deal is in the nature of protective
purchase.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
New PostOffice for YOrkyille

Postoffice Station Y. which has been
located at 1l60 Third Avenue, just
south of Sixty-eighth Street, for a
number OF years. is to have n modern
nome erected for it IN tho block to
the north, surrounding the northea at
corner Of Third Avenue and Sixtv-
ninth Street. The Postoffice Depart-
ment has accepted a proposition to
rent new quarters, which are expected
TO be ready for occupancy next Octo-
Der. The main part of the building
VIII front on the avenue, beginning 20
feet north of Sixty-ninth Street. and
there will be small entrance on the
g
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Hot Springs Results

First race Gouryear -olds and upward;
maidens; purse. $500. six furlongs)--Ben.
gan, l9s (Aieintyre). TO J. 20 ! and ;
u to 10. l to and to T. second Eager
Kate, 1OS tConnelly), to .. to and
TO 5, third. Time 1:14 3-5. Neg Notsie,
Lazy small, Gold Flume Jim Wnn. Louie
Lewiq B., Dictagraph and Bobby Fibb also
ran.
Second race Ctwo-year-olds; claiming;
purse, $500; four furlongs) Ella T.. li
Cassidy. TO 2, s 70 and 10 3, hrsd /,
Bobby Allen. 10e (Barrett). to /. TO
enG to s. second. Marvin May. los
Trb,fown), TO !. TO 2 and 70 b. third
Time, o:4s Emma Weller. clear The Way.
Arborvote,. Rainbow Division. FORBID snd
Splendor also ran.
Third race Cthree-year-olds. claiming
purse $500. six furlongs) .-Verify. le5 C.
Jim Dudley, los (Cassity) 7 10 1. s TO Z
and to 3. second. Elizabeth Marie, ~
tb,yh tbS,1hhneIiO: r,ns 10 to to and IT to vi /
Efiie's Pride, Miss orb Wafer willow,
Shamrock Green. J. T. House. Christie
hoiters and Byrne also ran.
Fourth race (three- year oids ard up-
ward handicap: claiming. purse. Noe'
s'* fsrlongs2 .-Legotal. - &C. kohineonl'
iey, ss callnhan). 10 T. 2 to and 7 10
D. second: Kama. l12 (Johnson) to 2. :
70 70 ana 70 3. third. Time. "a as. ROD
Hensiey' Kate Bright snd Wn1saw also
ran.
Firth race (three- -year-olds and upwsfdI
claiming. purse. t6oo; ono mlie).-Dur.
ward Roberts. 10 G3clD. s TO I. 70 !
ana 10 3. first; NJ. Bert Thurman. 10 g.
u hobi inson), TO !, even and 10 2 secone
20 and 10 &. third. Tine. l;H -
Choirmaster, Bathilde. Hasty Mabel. Ef'
nlnan. Cavalcadour II. Reliloc. Thirst
Harvey smarr and Bessanta also ran.
sixth race (four year -olds and upward
sixteenth) :---Reveler. 100 (Hnynes). 10 J.
to and TO 8, flrst. Ioilte. JOS tstsit'
err. TO to and % s. second; Parf
lo@ tchssity), 10 l. 10 and 10 .
third Time, I:47 is. Nominee. stitch u
Ilme, Starry Hammer and Qulta also ran.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Lewis B. Cawtry Buys
Former Home of Arthur Sachs

Lewis B. Gawtry has bought through
the Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown Company from Arthur Sachs
his ave-story residence on a lot, COX
1908, at SO East Sixty-sixth Street. Mr..
Sachs recently bought AZ and Al East
Slxty-ninth Street for his new home.
West 149th Street Dwelling Sold
Du Bots g. Taylor have sold for the
estate Of Louis Biel the three-story
and basement dwelling at 500 West
la9th Street, on lot 17.6x9911.
Deal in East 121st Street
Joseph Shenk has purchased from
the Merit Realty Company, NJ. L. Osk
president, 1872 East 121st Street, a
three-story dwelling, on lot 2Ox1OO.11.
which Mr.. Shenk intends to remodel.