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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-15

Control of jitneys operating in the city. which lxes routes. rates and regulates the conduct of drivers and passengers of the public service auto snobile, was promulgated in regula- tions adopted last night by the Board of Police Commissioners. The law takes effect at once.
 The regulations limit eligibles for jitney licenses to those who can read and speak English. They further specify that drivers may not smoke, light matches or collect fares while operating their cars; that windshields must be kept clear and no passen- gers allowed to ride in such q posi- ton as to obstruct view; that loiter- ing of buses is prohibited that H. cense may be revoked for the opera ton of a car known to the driver to bo defective: that an extra tube and shoe must he carried; that accident to the car causing failure to make trip will mean refund of fare in case of refusal. revocation of license; that jitneys must stop at fixed places to discharge and receive passengers and then for no longer than the time actually required for this business.
 Routes and schedules to be fol- lowed by the jitneys follows:
 Barnum avenue and State street fine:
 Starting on BostwicIS avenue, south of the railroad viaduct, north on BostwiclS avenue to State street, east on State street to Main street, north on Main street to Congress, east on Congress street to Crescent avenue, cast on Crescent avenue to Noble ave- nue, north on Noble avenue to Bar mum avenue, east on Barnum avenue to n point opposite the American Grarhophone Co. and reverse.
 One minute headway: 100 vehicles.
 Fqss Main street and Stratfield line:
 Starting on Boston avenue and Sea vew avenue. west on Boston avenue to East Main street, south on East Main street to Stratford avenue, west on Stratford avenue to Fairfield ave nue. west on Fairfield avenue to Park avenue. north on Park avenue to Wood avenue. north on Wood avenue to North avenue, west on North ave- nue to Brooklawn avenue, north on Brooklawn avenue to city lineA and reverse.
 Five minute headway; IA vehicles.
 North and South Main street line:
 Starting at Main street and Park place. north on Main street to Beth- any Chapel and reverse.
 One minute headway; vehicles.
 Beardsley Park to South Park ave nue line:
 Starting at Beardsley park, south on Noble avenue to Crescent avenue west on Crescent avenue to Congress street west on Congress street tC Main street south on State street tC Park avenue, south on Park avenue tc entrance of Seaside park and re verse.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-15
EMERGENCY SHELF.

Every housewife should have an "emergency shelf" say the women who have tried out this handy little pantry or kitchen adjunct.
 The summer is a good time to stock up such a shelf because 1t will help materially in getting ready for the impromptu picnic. It will also be a great convenience in preparing a meal for the unexpected guest.
 An emergency shelf should in clude such foods as potted meat, sar- dimes, salmon, dried beef, peanut butter, baked beans, canned corn, to- matoes, pickles, olives. and, of course, jams and jellies. say the home eco homie workers at the state college at Ithaca, N. Y.
 The family which enjoys picnics will also find it convenient to keep all the necessary picnic equipment in one place where 1t will be handy at a moments notice.
 Some of the utensils needed are a picnic basket, a pail of water, neces- sary paper plates or lightweight un- breakable dishes, including cups with
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-15
STEPNEY

Horowitz has been remodeling his store and adding large glass windows across the center front. He will now carry in addition to his feed, a com plete line of groceries.
 Frederick Elwell of Boston, has been spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. Carrie ElweII.
 Mrs. Edwards s. Beardsley has re- turned home after spending several days as the guest of friends in Strat- ford.
 Mrs. Emily D. Leavenworth enter tained as guests at her home on Sun day, MT. and Mrs. Reuben Barrett Mrs. Barrett and MT. Wood of Glen ham. N. Y; MT. and Mrs. Richard Frederick Misses Helen and Ber- tha Frederick of Bridgeport. Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Hawley have | been spending a few days at Fort Trumbul1 Beach. MT. and Mrs. Fillmore J. Hawley has been a guest of MT. and Mrs. Milon
 B. Hawley recently. Mrs Leander Wheeler of Bridge port, is spending some time at the ! home of her daughter, IFS. Edwards s. Beardsley. Mrs. John Hinckley who has been | quite i'll for some time past, Is now ! improved greatly. Mrs. Newett of Torrington, has been | spending her vacation with Mrs | Mark Curtiss 1 The Methodist Sunday school are 1 planning to hold a picnic during the | month of August. Miss Jennie Searight is on the sick | list at the present time. Mir. F. Wilder of Bridgeport is | spending some time at the home of | Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Garlick. 1 Henry Petit will soon build a shop 1 houth of his house where he will | carry on his blacksmith business. Miss Maude Lewis is attending the
 summer session of the Danbury Nor | nal school. | MT. and Mrs William Lane of
 Bridgeport were Sunday guests of l relatives in town. The masons have started building
 the chimney in c. B. Hawley's new | house
 Mrs Etta Staples of springhe1d
 Mass. has spent a few days at her place here. Mrs. Staples is spending
 the summer with relative sin Dan
 bury
 Miss Olive Corning was a recent i guest of Miss Marion Johnson il
 Monroe.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-15
She Saw It In the Movies

handles, picnic spoons, knives and forks, good sized salt and pepper shakers. A long-handled cooking spoon and fork. a long-handled fry ing pan, large coffee pot which can be set over an open fire, a screw-top jar for sugar, can opener and plenty of paper napkins complete the outfit. The most important thing about the equipment is having 1t to- gether, clean and always ready.
 Lemons fresh fruit. salad dress ing (which may be made in large quantity and stored in the icebox), frankfurters, beefsteak, ham, bacon, cheese and eggs are all suited to the outdoor menu. Lettuce. radishes,| young onions and green corn from
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-15

the home garden furnish the needed vegetables
 If part of the cooking is done over the campfire further it adds to the enjoyment, and the work of the home cook is frightened. Potatoes may be baked and fried, eggs and ba- con cooked and green corn roasted, to name only a few campfire dishes.
 Potato, cabbage, egg or chicken salad can be packed in glass jars.
 Sandwiches are by no means a ne- cessity, contrary to tradition. as rolls or bread and creamed butter may be taken along and every one may spread his own.'
 ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-15
PRESS.
Tfa aafA fha'

Iris said that Phyllis Haver. who is featured in the forthcoming Sennett comedy, Hearts and Flowers" as one of the athletic girls. knew just what to do when they put her in girls football game on the beach, because Phyllis was a coed at a col lege in the Middle West and mascot of the football team. Furthermore one of the tackle-back plays for which the team was famous, was named "The Haver Plunge" in her honor.
 One of the, dangerous contenders for the Amateur Trapshootfng Cham pionShfp of Illinois, and his brother Frank Wright, of Bunaio. He has been 6hooting in good form all seq son nnd Tn the recent tnternafiona3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
,pooKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

CHARLES Heymann sold for Lillian G.
,.Snson the detached frame dwelling,
sSxSo. at 1S5 Monroe street
Samuel Galitzka & ]. Lacov sold to
a.. sherman Building Company, Inc,
Tho will at once improve 1t with high
lass two family house. plot 3Ox100
On ,hs east side Of Delamere place, 100
test north Of Avenue l.
pulkley & Horton Company sold at
AKA Decatur street three story semi
Sstaohed frame dwelling. lot 26x1oo. for
Margaret Martin
purling & Swan, Inc. sold the three
..ory and basement frame dwelling, on
a lot 1Sx100. at 724 Lafayette avenue
for S. Longman.
lanes s. Anderson & Co. sold the
dwelling at s27 Park place to Charles
R Strauss.
scbser. at S02 Van Buren, street, a two
story dwelling
William P, Jones sold for Harry A.
Nsyer 10 Louis Fischer the three story
Guinness property. 1890, at the south
oast corner Of Buffalo avenue and Her
hmer street.
Inward B. Kekel and Louis Berlin
soM the three story nat and store at sos
Ffth avenue for Morris Mason, Inc.
Albert E Kelly leased the four story
dwelling 1856 Columbia Heights to L. B.
Collins and s. J. Whitney for three
years.
1 salzberg sold for y. Sa'vin to N.
Tseer the plot 30x100 on the north side
Of Forty-eighth street. I4U feet east Of
Fifteenth avenue.
A Arnstein sold for A Neuman the
two family brick dwelling, 2ox100. at
IA Tenth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
OPERA HOUSE FOR STUDIO.
Famous Players Lease OLD Theatre
on 44th Street.

The Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
ton through J. N. Nautly, general
manager of its Eastern studios, has
leased the Amsterdam Opera House at
S32 and S34 West Forty-fourth street for
period of one year from the American
Studios. Inc, A. J. Blmberg, secretary,
at an aggregate rental Of approximately
100000. The property will be re-
modelled and used as an additional stu
dio by the corporation.
The acquisition Of additional space
for the filming of new productions has
been made necessary by the greatly in
creased production schedule of the Fa-
nous Players-Lasky Corporation while
awaiting the completion Of the new
s2,oo0,0oo studio now in process OF con-
struction art Long Island City.
Contemplated changes in the Amster-
dam Opera House, which recently has
been used as a dance floor by the War
Camp Community Service. include the
removal Of the tiers Of boxes around
the three walls and the lowering of the
raised stage, giving a floor space Of
70x1o0, slightly larger than that at the
Fifty-sixth street studio. The restau-
rant formerly operated in connection
with the theatre will also be remod-
elled, giving another stage 50x100. Mr..
Nautly will maintain his headquarters
at the Fifty-sixth street studio, where
casting. art and technical work are done.
The first pictures to be made at the
Amsterdam Opera House will be John
Barrymore in "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde"
and Elsie Ferguson in His House in
Order"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
USE LONDON IDEA IN
NY. HOUSING PROJECT
Syndicate PIons to Improve
Block on Lenox Hill.

A new and picturesque housing project
for the Lenox Hill section is planned for
the property sold yesterday by the
Gerry estate after an ownership extend
Ing back nearly a century. The prop
erty consists Of twelve private houses in
one plot in the block bounded by Sixty
fifth and Sixty-sixth streets, Lexington
and Third avenues, comprising 157-167
East Slxty-fifth street and 154-164 East
Sixty-sixth street Nine of the houses
are three story aud basement dwellings,
or lots 18.6x100.b. The remaining three
are or lots 1S.9x10o.5.
The purchasers are a syndicate head
ed by Edward 8. Hewitt, architect and
grandson Of the former Mayor of New
York. Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. Inc,
represented the purchasers and the
Cruikshank Company acted for the
Gerry estate.
1t is planned to remodel the houses
after group of homes seen by Mr..
Hewitt in London. The rear fences will
be removed and all yards will be merged
into one large italian garden, with rights
to II held by the purchasers of the re-
modelled houses. The property Is IA
vorably situated. as the balance of the
block toward Lexington avenue is occu-
pied by the St Vincent Ferrer Catholic
Church. which recently erected new
structure on the Sixty-sixth street half
Of the block. The balance of the block
to Third avenue remains in the hands
OF the Gerrys and is under ground leases
for several years to come.
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Carrie Frankel to Manhattan Az Hold
10. yrs. SO; attys. strasbourIs,esr oo :
rSiSiTsT AZ sii;sis ,;oS ,% lots, each q
xSKKafo iS s'i Yss, sans w !: Sosiis snasSS
I Es,n s%s, TO ,s n oos saSs
90; atty, Title Quar- q t Co., d d6S
VAN NEST xv, '5oo..Biaiia.,.ari Mesfi sS
yrs, e%; atty. G ii Baechior. i12? !.d p
MT 5smS5s AZ iv ISL, atxiOo.-.B.rnSsSd
.v; Oct instsl.. s9S; atty Title G isso
rf,sT 4 TS i1 r. T.s !: ss1i;io1 irrss%
Max Teichner to Augusta Gray, sost De
catur sv, Sept Is, instals. So; atty, title de
cf crRI 4 SG fk Nv Swe rs. siiiSss
Anna Reichard to Frances II B9 Sand.
sss Beck eek, ss. Oct !. 1 s &c; as per sSsS
iiSsSArthur Come to Helena wsnia-
% oss n i' s .;y pIlSE wy %s f0S
cR SS; on xv. :. 1907 e clinton az. sSS
sSSvenei 1911 f linden st. Rldsewood. \
isli Linden 81. RiGgewood, y +: :;asoO
BF @sEsa TsR sl5s q Of ST sranni 70
Giuseppe Sirianni, s74 10th av. Oct .. 10
yrs, So; atty. Title Guar & co, i1S
EDISON Az ioi sis, map Haisht test est,
25x1oo-Paui II Hessing to John r
Hanken. 1911 Gainsburg av. Oct 7, 3 yrs,
AS s sty Az SS i l7s i Bay ST. 'iss9
lo2.1-Isidoro BARNARD and ano to Rose
A Friedenberg. AL Riverside Drive, Oct
4, yrs, SO; atty. Title Guar z CO;
BRTAST XIV. cor iii,d st, io1ioo.GJisse
ME Iinetzky to Ida NJ Winters, 1910
BRYANT av, prior mtg $500. Oct 0, yrs;
Lo$ Il. y ns wn s. aifhs stls.
| berg to Patk Mccarthy. 675 Dawson
St. Oct 2: yrs. SO; atty. Title Guar q &
Rose A 3 ROssi to chas L Buchanan,
w fi5yi At e; ID Bway; l.. 49, 60 .
geet ay Oct !. 8 yrs. 60; atty. @ 4
issTH ST. SIS Z. s. isi7.tsxicc-john D
krooE to Leas d Kaps, 1909 Amsterd a
HUGHES AV, 245s and 2iso. q q, q lots,
each i6.sxs7,s, . mtgs, each ssso-Harry
pr mts. each 0s sssSc ' O., t.1 in. ia az
| atty. q c Gates, $40 Courtlandt av.. ~, 700
LOTS and 4. blk IL, map section C
| Edenwaid Josef Anderson to Sara Q
&c, as per bond; atty. T q & T Go, I'D
LOT 20 and 81. map University Hsi ISSs
North-w G Bergen to Lena Won Hesse
| mtg $1,000. Oct Q. due, &C, as per bond
attys, Miller a 3, IS Liberty st. ..ss. oot
LOT Is. map Van Nest Park-Gladys stoi
| to David Zoglen. i21 w SAD at, DC,
| 2. yrs. e%; attys Reppe q NJ, 81
y Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Pease & Gilman have been appointed
BY Mrs R. Lichtman managers of the
apartment house property at 126 West
l27th street. and managers of the dwell
ing property at 25s West Seventy-fifth
street by John Z. Dietz.
Payson Mel Merrill Company have
been appointed managing agents for the
i've story apartment house at 81 West
Ffty-third street.
Jeanette and Sadie Wacht have taken
title to the sixteen-story building at
iO4 to 40s Fourth avenue northwest
corner OF Twenty-eighth street, from the
Tyndall Realty Company, f. Monroe
Dyer president Stoddard & Mark were
the attorneys
VIM. Cruikshank's Sons were the
brokers' in the Hoffman leasehold at 100
and los West Thirty-second street for
l. d A. Pincus and the Greeley Square
Leasing g. Holding Company to the 100
and lOS West Thirty-second Street Com
pany, Max Dorf, president
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders q
torney).

with name and address OF lenders at
torney).
Manhattan
9TH ST. 5s2-Frederick and Amelia NJ
Weis. Valley Stream, L 1. to Ehs Boyer.
Oct 10. 1911: atty. g & Co. l7e
l2sD ST. s54 w-Ka,o q. wife 'aS'VS
burgh. Y. May le. 1894; atty. T q &
.sTH ST. S. aos W "a av, iis1iioo.S%yJos
attys Merrill & Rogers. 81 Nassau
.OTH ST. go wIssrah ana VIM Stubs Stubs
to U Trust Co of y :. April 80: 1885;
18th ST. 2ls MAX orbach to Frida
Kadisch. July s. 1905; attys, Lswkowit5
ss%u = - NASSAU ~, i;::i,x - 10
25th st, to Isaac Leubrie, 2i70 Bway.
and Abr NJ Eibus. 25os Bway. Nov :.
14tTE ST, ass W; also Ili,h st. So 50 e
Hermann Realty Co to " L Pub
lie School. office 80 Pine ct. Dec "a.
1905; atty. Title q & T Co. $4,000
18TH ST, S, $40 W Amsterdam av. FAX
100.11--Elias and Henrietta Hartman to
Farmers Loan Trust Co. 20 VIM st.
Oct II, 1906; attys, Ward. Hayden & S.
.sr iG s ST. ass WIN N and imslia
SAY Bank. s4s 9Th av. May Il, 1911 atty;
LDNOX Av. 3 s7.2 l2oth at, l7.6xs4-
Alex and Armenia List and ano to Dry
Dock Saw lnstn, Oct is, 1850: atty, f NJ
Tiehenor. IS Park Row. 900
list ST, n 8. 1876 g 5th av. S0x102,2-
Edw II Van Ingen TO Hy A c Taylor
So Portsmouth. /, Oct .. 1914: attys
Cadwalader, W & T, 40 Wall at. $4,000
Sd Av. e s, l02.2 n S2d st, 2oxl00-Rose
Goldberg to Rose Goldberg by assgnmt,
Jan 81, 1910; atty. 7 Co, lIe
.sisSSV
I42D ST, $. si4.4 e 18th av, 1s,Sxes.11-
Anna NJ Clement to Hy Roemer. Jan
20, 1900; atty. Herman Heyd. II Pine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

18th ST. Iol w. str-Jaccb selig to Abr
Chasan. sl6 Elsmere pl. The Bronx,
and ano. yrs from Sept Is, 1919. $3.50
basement-Emma s Read and ano to
Harry Peragallo, 6s1i 18th av, Bklyn,
Is al. yrs from July l. 1919; attys.
7TH AV. ss7. sli~Edw { cammsnn. s.r
and trustee. to Morris Rosenthai' $50
w lssth st. 10 yrs from May l. 1921
sSdr S MS 81 Pw usz ana ;;s i;s 1890
John s Melchsr to the Klrkman En-
cheering Corp; o on the premises : S S5s
mann 10 Adoiph Laufbaum. $50 Ist
st. Bklyn. and ano. 10 yrs from Feb
!, 1920; attys. Hartman. L & Il. 2S
Sd 5's ST.. Il to 4; W, top n.sundei Hy.
man to sshindier b Zum. 81 W Sd ct,
sorz zF' ST. 1sN's 81 fs and 81 j. .l1H:.%sS
sSth st. ) yrs from Nov !. 1918; atty.
Philip ZaccaIo. cor Bway and Spring
lasrH ST. los W. aiiii-Aisnes Di1son to
18TH ST. ss Z, basement, str and sub b
q P Coogan TO Jacob Klarneld, 50
Weingarten, III Delaney st s60o-s72o
18TH ST, IS w, all-Hyman Bernstein
TO Solomon Rheinhardt, 20 w liSth st,
yrs from May l, 1919. Lo20
Bronx.
ANTHONY Av, 1851, 1 family frame house
barbara q Hahn to Sophie Mayer.
1861 Anthony av. yrs from Oct /.
1918; atty, A Rappolt. Bergen Bldg.
l5oT rIp' ST. ais Z. sty and 6aseasnt
CasaibOre, 500 Morris av, yrs from
Sept |, 1915; atty, casalbore. 27t
lbOth st.s.... '''.'.'.'''''''''' .sof'
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to Rebecca s .Kralower, iO47 Home ay;
atty, A sampson, 81 Front St.. Isl
SAME PROPERTY-Rebecca s Krakower
to Celia Sampson, rs TT Wash av.. 81
143D ST, 4st-8 E-Benj Grodin, admr,
and ano to Saml Horwltz, 1888 W 18th
ct; attys, Fried & X. 299 Bway. $1,000
18th ST, q s, 436.s Q willis av, 17.6x10o
--Robt Sharp TO Emma J Wood. 5ss
Monroe ct, Bklyn; atty, e Wood, bss
SOUTHERN BLVD, l5o1-s-Charlotte F
Nicholson to Andrew Wilson, Jr, Scars
dale, N Y; atty. Andrew Wilson, Jr, lts
no SMSy Roo,Aiir,. 'iicis.iaolph BiumeR nO
thai to Bessie Scheppo. s45 1850 81
atty, M Kaufman, 2ss Bway. .:.::.:S 100
LINTON AV, cor Crane st, T3.10x1O0.-
U s Trust Co to Mile Barnett. l9o
Av ST John; atty, Mile Barnett; aso
BURKE Av. n s. 100 e white Plains I'd,
25x100-Chas L Ullman to solomon
Rogers, l3s Coligni av, New Rochelle,
N z; attys, Title Guar + Co. 176 Broad.
CLAY Av, lios7ITitie Guar & T Co to
Katharine Carl, 22so University. ay. and
ano, exors; atty. Title Guar & T Go,
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Continued from Eleventh. Page.

r,gbty.elghth street to Mrs, X.
echreiber. - r.. $3.50.
Garments in 157 West 1880 street to
sgss Mary Barry, Julius s. Herman and
Isolph Reisinan; and apartments in 425
Vast l6Oth street to Harry w. Sweet
,rd Louis Kornhandler.
' payson Mol. Merrill Con oany rented
APARTMENTS at 14o West Fifty, seventh
street to Egan Wedell; at OF west
Ery-third street to Misses Mary Porter
aid and Helen v. Martin at ll6 East
Ffy-sixth street to Miss Ma1orie Egg.
sleston, and furnished apartment az
- East Fifty-sixth street to Frederick
scholle.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Prince & Ripley. Inc. sold for Mrs.
Jennie S. Couch one acre with Co.
loniaI house, in the Bonniecrest section
Of New Rochelle, to Otto L. Myer. Of
New York city.
Chauncey B. Griffen & Company rent
ed furnished the residence Of Joseph H.
Mead, secretary of the Citizens Bank
Of White Plains. on Park avenue, to
J. F. Sinclair.
The estate OF Edward T. Condor sold
to Joseph Beckett Of New York the
dwelling at SO Atnot avenue. Norris
town, n. ]. Eugene ". Welsh was the
broker.
Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold for Sena-
tor George T .Burling his residence on
Greenrldge avenue, White Plains, West
chester county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
ELECTION NOTICES.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS

BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THE CITY OF
PAL BUILDING, BOROUGH OF MANHAT-
TAN.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, IN pursuance
Of Chapter 70 Of the Laws Of 1909 tconstitut-
Ing Chapter II Of the Consolidated Laws). as
amended by Chapter s23. Section s01 Of the
Laws OF 1913, Of the boundaries Of each OF the
election districts in the City of New York and
OF the designation Of the place OF registration
October 6th, 7th, sth, 9th, 10th and 18th, and
Of the polling places for the election to be held
November 4th, 1919 in each OF the election dis
tricts In said County as follows:
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Psyson Mel Merrill Company leased
furnished for Peter b Olney, Jr., to ia
cob s. Fassett, Jr., his house on the cor
ner Of Auerbach lane and Atlantic ave-
nue. Cedarhurst, and with William X.
Macdonald for James H. Work, Jr.. to
Stephen H Philbin his property on the
northerly side OF Willow place, Law
renee
Herman Frankfort sold for Mary Z.
Kelly TO client for occupancy her home
occupying an entire block front on
william street and cunning fifty feet In
depth on Central avenue and John street.
Far Fockaway.
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ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Hi ss5s T g !.st - 4 as
thar the Soad y and an mortgage GSara ran
sS 5000. isos sSd $4,000 1000
and ano. extrs. to Diedrich Tietjen and
Ian st; atty, n $ Hoffman, S Nassau
ssTH ST 81. iss-isS WIN Fischer to
Greenwich Saw Bank and N Y Life Ins
&C. to SAY Bank a. S. Ssa
II sTa 81. sis EEytiss Orphan Asylum
to Title Guar a,,S q T Co. l7s Bway; t oSS
1l7TH ST. q WIN isohmer. indiyid
and exit. TO Richard Hssses,, 1888 list
AupuuBoN Nv, sss,, mtg i,iC,ooo.-RstsSSsr
Rlty cOrpn to Samuel Kadin: 1900 7th
18Th. sri As 81. i 1881 W. mtg IS, soO-"@elss-
Lemlein Holding Corpn to NJ Pressber-
ger. 900 w llsth ST. attys, Ribman 4;
14T TN 81. 81 E-Lawycr. Mtg CO to to saml
Krohnberg. ass West End av. $50
''K KiipstrieR 10 ST Stewart Moiaing Co, Io5
W 18th st; attys. oloott. b. Mem 4 p.
ITO Bway.. ..''.''''..'.''. ''$E'eoIeo
Bronx.
ROAD leading from westchester to Old
White Plains I'd on Corsa av s, at s
land now or formerly Geo Briggs; con-
tains II 100000 acres-Edsar s sehief-
feien to Clara v schieneien. Hotel An
sonia. Bway g. 7sd ct. ct al, all title ;
attys, Title Guar q Co. l7s Broad !;
SAME PRoPERTY-Lucy s schienelen
and ano admrs TO Edgar 8 schieffelen,
same address, attys. same; .,,..,.i
also lsith st. 36s EN- Title &
MTG Co 10 Thos Palmer. 2t9 = Kings
bridge I'd. assiJ Attys. N Title
w Ea FARMS RID. iass-c.li. ssmp.Ss s