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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
NE W STORES OPEN
TO BIC BUSINESS
Police Called to Take Care
of Big Crowds az the
MiIady Shop.

Mishawaka's new stores opened
during the past week by a plentiful
supply Of printers ink. captivated
the population TO such "a degree that
two policemen were necessary last
night 10 keep the crowds in order
opposite Milady Shop, the building
formerly occupied by the Herzog
shoe store. ID. ID. Gross in
charge Of the new store, was more
than delighted with the interest
shown in his goods by the people
OF Mishawaka- His display Of
ready-to-wear ladies goods has
captivated the entire feminine part
or the community. and it is safe to
say that no formal opening OF such
a store has created the interest Mi
lady's has done. Mr.. Gross is a
live one in the popular sense Of
the term He believes in newspaper
advertising. and he Is no gutter. Il
attribute my success in Mishawaka
TO the newspaper advertising 1 have
done so far" he said TO a reporter
who elbowcd himself through the
crowd last night. He does not be-
lieve in spasmodic advertising; he
rather believes in telling the public
day by day what will appeal TO them
in the way o. garments. His selec-
ton has never been surpassed in
these parts; the gowns he is display
ing are the most captivating Of
ladies' wear ever shown outside Chi
cago and New York-and tley are
being sold TO people who have form
erly gone to Chicago or New York
for their purchases.
Alexander's, the new mems fur
nishing store was busy during the
entire Saturday. He also believes
in using printers ink and the results
attained so far are more than he ex-
pectel even with such fine display
as ne has on view
The older stores were amazed at
the success attained by the new
corners. The use Of printers ink 20
them has in the past been seem
ingIy needles expenditure, but when
they saw the crowds outside their
compatriots place Of business last
night. they began to realize that they
would have TO do more publicity
work. even in such Journals as are
published only once a week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
LINCOLN THEATER FEATURE.

Alice Brady follows her sensation
az success in the Ordeal Of RoSct-
Ia" recently seen here with her lat
est picture. 1.-The whirlpool" which
will be the feature presented at the
Lincoln theater Monday.
"The Whirlpool is a tale Of New
York, revealing the sporting life of
tenderloin gambling house of the
city but also pOrtrdying the nobility
and high Kindness of its true lead
ers As Bella Cavello, the gambler
step daughter who wine out in the
end. Alice Brady maintains a sin
CeTe high note in a most sym
pathetic Characterization.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
NDESTRUCTOS TO MEET FTTZ-
SIMMONS

At 10 and IL o'clock this morning
the 1ndestructo baseball team of
Mishawaka will leave with their
roOters on the Northern Indiana for
st. Joe to meet Fitz' Speed Boys at
Benton HORROR. Mich. Mgr. Frankel
again has been able to obtain an eX-
cursion rate OF $1.00 for the round
trip. war tax included. and from all
indications a large crowd from Mish-
awake viii make the trip. The
Speed Boys have such players as
Ben Koehler. Joseph Claffey. Pat
DOolin, Chief Myers, all former Cen
trail league players. and as the In
destructOS have been winning steady
the fans will no doubt be treated to
some real baseball. The return trip
can be made 1T $50, 1880 and $50
p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
THREE CLASSES TO
BE CONFIRMED TODAY

Right Rev. II. j. Alerding. bishop
of the diocese Of Fort Wayne. is in
Mishawaka and will administer the
sacrament Of confirmation TO classes
at the three Catholic churches to-
day.
A class will he confirmed It St
Joseph's Catholic church after the
high mass Sunday morning at 1880
o'clock. At St Bavo's confirmation
will be given Sunday afternoon at
1870 o'clock and at St. Monica's at
three o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
TEMPLE THEATER TO-DAY.

Corrine Griffith has one of the
most effective roles in he. screen
career ia THE Unkonwn Quality
which will be presented at the Tenn
pie theater today. Mary is forced
TO make shirts for a living and one
day there calls on her the son of
the man who had destroyed her
father. He seeks TO make restitu-
ton but she spurns him anC his
riches.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
RETURN FROM BELGIUM
WITH THEIR CHILDREN

Joseph Van Popped and Mr. and
Mrs. August Audenaerd returned TO
Mishawaka Saturday from Stekane,
Belgium, where they went three
months ago TO get their children.
The party was given a royal recep-
ton upon its arrival home by so of
their friends who gathered at the
New York Central station 10 greet
them.
Van Poppel brought back his two
children. Albert, Il years old, and
Henry, 10, while Mr. and Mrs. Au-
denaerd brought their four children.
Helena, Il; LeOntine, Is; Adolph.
13, and August, 10. All of these
children have been in Belgium dur
ing the entire war, their parents
having come TO the United States
before war was declared.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
HERE ON ETRIOUGH

Kenneth kOb OF the United States
navy is spending a furlough as the
guest Of his father, John KOb, W.
Fourth st. On wednesday. Mr.. Kob
and his father will leave for the
east where they viii visit with the
latter's sister
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

How about that old tire? We
make them as good as new. Mish-
awake Vulcanizing Co, 221 y. Main
st.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
MISMAWAMA WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Seven roomed house
917 y. Main st. Easy payments. T.
Adams, w. Jefferson I'd. Home
phone 8O7 24t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
MIAMI COUNTRY CLUB
BLIND B0GEY CONTEST

Louis T. McCollum won the first
place in the blind DOGGY contest
played at the Miami Country club
grounds yesterday afternoon; c. ".
Burton was second and J. w. Keller
third. Forty members tried out
The ground is in good condition for
the finals TO be played Monday, May
26, for the presidents cup and the
ST. Joseph valley trophy. The Il
best players will comprise the Miami
club team.
F. z. Coats Co, undertakers, have
moved TO their new funeral home,
corner Third and Race SITS. 17tf
Herman Schiller is with the
Douglas Shoe Store. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

FOR SALE-Two Ford trucks. I'm
perial Garage. Lincoln way Z.
Bell phone $50. 23tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

FOR SALE - Six room MODERN
house at reasonable terms. This
house can be had at once. Call
both phones 62 or Home phone %
on Sunday. 23t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

FOR SALE-Houses. lots. and 10
acre tracts. on easy payments. In
surance. James Hennesey. lawyer.
liz Lincoln way w. Mishawaka-
22tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

wANTED-Repair work on automo-
biles, motorcycles, bicycles and
lawnmowers. Call Bell phone 2SS.
24t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
Meet your friends at the
"PASTIME"
Billiard and Pool Room
p. b. Barrett and CO.
123 y. Main st.
~

Or. Ivan f. Smith has resumed
his dental practice in the EberIein
building, III : Main St, over UH-
mann's. Home phone 379. -Advt.
DR.. J. p. Lieb, dentist, Mishawaka
Trust building. Home 2SO. Bell If.
Advt. If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

Fer SALE-Strictly modern six
room house and garage. 1913 w.
sixth st. for $1,000 23t3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 54S Lincoln
way w. Call between and 8. 24t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

Herman Schiller is with III
Douglas Shoe Store. ADV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-11
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The Realty Associates sold 132 Thir-
ty-third street Bay Ridge, three story
building, e5xs4x100.2, to Domenico
Grande, through Plaza, Parella & AS
tarita: also plot, 1o42x100, on the
westerly side of Court street to Frank
". Walsh for Improvement.
Charles Partridge sold the three story
and basement dwelling at 1875 Bergen
street for Charles Il. A. Mccarthy to
Frank McDonough for occupancy; also
sold for Della A. Broderick the four
story apartment at 47e Prospect place.
The Bulkely & Horton Company sold
s6t Sixtieth street. a three family brick
dwelling, 2ox1o0. for Louis v. Heyden-
reich.
+. C. sauter sold for Clare Dillon the
three story brownstone dwelling at 747
President street, near Sixth avenue.
Metster Builders, 1nc. sold FL, 2S. IS,
81, 81 and SO Raymond street. three
story brick houses.
Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov sold for
the Poret Building Corporation to "a
client for occupancy the new one family
house, with garage, on plot 2ox100, at
s42 East Twelfth street Flatbush.
Walter s. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
sold for Harry T. Livingston tho house
at 245 seventy-first street TO client for
occupancy.
Frederick Walter. Jr., and Il. A. Gold
stein sold the dwelling, asa Sixth street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues, for
Mr.. Doyle to a client for occupancy.
Frank A. Seaver &. Co. sold the four
story building at $500 Third avenue for
John Burke also sos Third avenue for
estate OF George Self.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-11
PRODUCE MARKET.


beans AND PBAs-BEANs--MArr
sholcs. 100 ies uLso0Ll.7s; mmssrrew
is9s.J5; pea, choice. ts; medium. choice
email white, Caiiforniss- ts.7t; large white
Ko,s1.ssi. Jsps SSss sSSci otcs oss.s. $50
Daifuku. Manehurian, $3.50; Red kidney
choice tisso. Red Marcy. tii;soi Kin.
sS n ssss Tsrs. sosp f Wit. kS s
pey, choice, Si23T@Is.5o; Innperiais, $40
KKsnmsmotoL Manehurisns q: cabsiiero
csS ssn :I aSnob ssSiss f csiSSsn s:S
sSort ,tsSSs: t tis% t1S f 1Ss; Pins
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III 04'sSI ws.s iSs tisSSiisj 0 usiI.
tssniis ' ,ssSSS c9s ac:n:. 1 y:
Black Eve, California. ts.z5: apiits. yellow
slice green. $40 1885, white smaii, Man.
BuTTEn-crsamery..h higher than extras
rr:,s. '' e 81 score. ssssso.; g s.coanS:
g ~ score, .sM ,Ssihe lower srsd,s
ssso seconds ad ssoS.sH sti,s sT dairy s ID.
sa4c' common TO fair, ts95Oe; rsnoy.,sd
ladies. current make, firsts. 4satse.; sec.
onds. 4eh 947c. lower grades. 4b@4ec.
tis no s iss' u'i icW.r sraS.. NJ G,64sSs
fats. ooiored or white. ID, ssK a. 3sc. sv
erage run, IN q sac; lower grades, asd
s1c.; twins. specials. oolofed or white, sax
ssas. isss c5ssS w W." Ss wSoi. MIX
twin - fr Ss iSssSss snsI. daisies, col
soiorsd fresh, siSssc. Young Americas
240aSc.; prime TO choice, s2o022c.i fab
TO good. Is 6isc.; lower grades. 7@lio.
COTr0NsEED OII1-RanEe of prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-11
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
June's Building Activities Re-
peated in July's Country
wide Gain.

July activity closely parallels June
activity as indicated by comparing build
ing permit statistics for the two months.
Reports from las cities to the Amsrtodn
Contractor for July give n total esti"
mated valuation of t13o, 74e,60s, an av-
erage of approximately 100000 per
city. June totals from 1bs cities indi-
Gated a s134.726.715 valuation.
Increases over June activity exist In
eighty-three cities; recession In fifty
eight cities Some OF the more impor-
tant cities showing marked increase are
Akron, Atlantic City, Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, Dallas, Detroit. Minneapolis. Bor-
ough of Queens. Springfield, ILL.,, and St.
Paul.
Decreases from June activity obtain in
all the boroughs OF New York, except
Queens, and in Baltimore, Chicago, Kan
sas City, Philadelphia, milwaukee,, Be-
attic and Tulsa, Okla. The Chicago de-
crease is worry marked, drop from S11.-
4i5,s00 for June to t7,714,7o0 for July.
Labor disputes undoubtedly have con-
tributed TO this slump.
In 1915 and in 1914 estimated value
Of permits per city slightly exceeded the
100000 mark per city for the current
July. Allowing for the deprecated buy
ing power Of the present day dollar
would mako July figures look still less
optimistic when compared to those OF
previous years.
The average value OF permits for July
is se,760, as compared TO an average
value OF s3,s75 for June. $4,000 in May
and Sl,700 in January. This would In
dictate that less OF the July work Is for
repairs.
GAIN in activity over 1918 Is practi-
cally universal, only seven cities out OF
las reporting less amount OF estimated
value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-11

apartment house, 40x13o. were sold by
Moses p. Mulhail 10 Viva Realty Com
pany, Inc, through Joseph Wolken-
berg. broker.
TELLER AVENUE--LouisZ ipisin bought
from Anna Goldberg 1914 Teller ave-
nue., n two story dwelling 2bx10o.
EAST 1ssTH STREET--william Whit
ney sold TO 1snaz Herman and David
Field 2ss and 400 East 16sth street.
five story fat 5ox10o.
EAST 156TH STREET--Eusene L. Bril-
sach bought from Jacob vossler s5s
East 156th street, two story dwelling
2ox100.
GRAND CoNCoURSE--Adele v. Allen
purchased from Marie c. williams for
S19,750 two story dwelling on the
west side of Grand Concourse. 1877 feet
north OF 1e7th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-11
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Louis Schleslnger, mo, sold for Cath
crime and Barbara LerInan to Edward T.
Haney OF Frenchtown, n. j.. 20 Ninth
avenue, southeast corner OF Seventeenth
street, and IS Ninth avenue, southwest
corner of Seventeenth street, East
Orange, two two family dwellings.
Calm & Pittman sold to Francis X.
and Mary E. Lynch 1873 Roberts avenue,
northwest corner OF Palisade avenue,
Yonkers, a two and half story frame
dwelling on plot 5Ox100, II. L. Hunting
ton was the broker.
Burke Stone, mo, Dronxville, sold a
residence for q. H. FranEius OF Armour
villa Park, Yonkers also through will
lam Il. Morsell. Inc, a residence on Put
nam avenue, White Plains, They rented
the community house on Willow Circle
to r. NJ. Phifer, president of the Ameri-
can Union Steamship Company.
Scarsdale Estates Organisation sold
for John 8. Ogilvie his lot at Greenacres,
Scarsdale, TO oliver Cakes. Mr.. Cakes
will build in the nesr future.
+. NJ. Crawley and Brothers leased at
Montclair. N. j., tor Mrs. Laura b.
Fletcher her residence on Gates avenue
to Kingsley Ia Martin; for Kate A.
Brewster her residence at 81 christopher
street 90 Charles German Richards of
Auburn. N. VI the residence at 1853
South Mountain avenue. the property OF
w. J. Durfey. TO Rslsey T. Tichonor
the Israel Crane residence at ~ Roose-
welt place 10 William A. Strother OF
New York. and the property on the COR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-11
UNTITLED STEEL
ORDERS INCREASE
Books of Corporation Show To-
tai of 5,578,661 Tons
at End of July.

The unified orders on the books of
the United States Steel Corporation at
the end OF July, according to the
monthly statement issued at noon Satur-
day, aggregated 5.57s,s61 tons, an
Increase Of assoc tons compared with
the figures for the last preceding month.
On July 81 year ago the tonnage fig
ures were s,sS3.s01. or nearly 1850, 900
tons more than at the end of last
month.
Following IL a table Of the untitled
orders in tons OF the corporation at the
END OF every month for the last year:
July, 1919. 5,57s,661; June, 4,Ss2,s55;
May, 4,2s2.a1o April. 4,so0,6s5; March,
e,4So.572; February, 6.o1o,7s7; jan
uery, 6.eS4.26S. December, 1918, 1872
l52; November, S,124,663; october.
s.S5S,2es; September. s,ss7,so5; August.
Yesterdays report shows an increase
OF 1,2s6,351 tons from the low record
Of 4.as2.sio tons established in May Of
this year, and a decrease of 6,604,422
tons from the high record Of April, 1911,
when the tonnage aggregated 12.1sS.0ss
tons. That figure was established when
the Steel Corporation was at the height
OF its war operations.
A steady Inc. osle in the steel ingot
production Is shown In the report OF
the American Iron and Steel Institute
which stated that in July thirty COM
panies. representing S4.03 per cent. OF
the 1918 production, produced 2,50s,17d
tons. against 2,31s.21s tons in June, ar
| increase of 2ss,ee7 tons.
or the 2.50s,176 tons produced during
July the Institutes report shows that
1,S57.630 tons were open hearth stee!
| 625,246 Bessemer and 1900 all other
steels. July's production contrasts with
low record Of 1,929.o24 tons. produced
In May. and with high record of 1884,.
1876 tons, produced in October.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-11
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

Jack oliver bought through Minor l..
P1att from Michael J. Fried the ten
room dwelling on plot 33x1o0 on the
west side OF Lockwood street 100 feet
north OF Elm street, Astoria. The buyer
will occupy. There is n two car garage
on tho property. 1t was held at $4,000.
The Realty Associates sold Melville
place, Richmond Hill. two story two
family house. 2ox52Ao5. to Annie Rehm
and IL Melville place. a similar house.
to Sophia SCHNEIDER.
A. cantore sold in Astoria, at 325
Hopkins avenue, a three story two family
house with store, TO Frank Mes
sane; at 149 Elm street a two family
house for w. Blackwell to ]. Mike at
81 Willow street. n one family house for
NJ. Cardepe TO c. sferraEzo; at sos to
sos Ely avenue two two family houses for
w. Ryan to J. Obien at 241 Jamaica
avenue a two family house for Good
fellow 10 Meyer Gunner, and at go
Boulevard three story house with six
lots for 8. Mcdonald to p. @. Foss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-11
REALTY NOTES AND ooMMDNr.

The New York Title and Mortgage
Company " reported to have made four
loans on the block front on tho west side
Of Creston avenue from fremont avenue
TO 17sth street, on which IL TO be erected
three five story apartment houses and a
ono story store building by the 1884
Street Realty Corporation aaron Miller.
'president).
E. Nelson Bhrhart has just returned
from service abroad with the American
army, where he was connected with the
Red Cross on the Italian front ana was
awarded the War Cross and other deco
rations. On his return TO this country
he has allied himself with the Office OF
George Howe as manager OF the White
Plains and Scarsdaie districts and 10
opening a branch ONCE in White Plains.
Haggstrom q Callen were the brokers
in the sale of the four story dwelling at
SO West Sixty-ninth street, to Nicardo
Rodriguez Fernandez.
The sava Realty Corporation IL the
buyer of the Arthur. q six story elevator
apartment house ut $50 West 14+th
, street, sold by the Lawyers Mortgage
Company through Joseph wolkenberg.
The Lawyers Title and Trust Com.
pany has agreed to loan Douglas l.
Blliman a Co. $1,000 in nine payments
to erect a ten story ONCE building, 1914
xf00, at Is and II East Forty-nintr
street for their own occupancy.
Brooks and Momand placed for Ed.
| ward f. Curtis n first mortgage OF $780,.
900 on his property at 80 West Seventy:
| sixth street; also for William H. Der.
nard $4,000 on premises at ss Eas
lSlxty-eighth street; for william s. Llv.
ingston a mortgage for $4,000 on o.
Warren street. and for Mrs. Il. Sisson o
mortgage OF $4,000 on premises 12'
West Seventy-first street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-11
SOUTHERN
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.J
Manhattan.


torney.J
Manhattan.
92D ST. S25 E-Sofe Davidson on the
premises. to Max Mandel, b74 West End
aay. March l. 1917; atty. Max Mandel. IS
SAME PRopER;rrY-s;a.miie; to same. April April
], 1919; atty. NJ Weiss. 1&7 e SAD
ssTH ST. $50 E-wWm' 4 ana Florence 'i X
Boring to Central Union Trust Co OF "
Y, trustee, Oct 81. 1900; atty, Title Quar-
EpeBcoaBE Av' /; is1;iic iisith . s,ii.Ss
so-Josephine Clooney, 3e2 18th st.
Bklyn. 10 Robt r. L GARRISON of Cler-
p DDn GGlp%9i s.s Co. and s a. Luna JS5s a.
1915; atty. Edw Livingston. l5s Broad.
1ssrR ST. 5. 50 Edrecomse av. iis sVTY
Annie Q Gary. s!s Lexington av. June ].
1915: atty. L 7 g. Co, leo Bway.$5.oo
~. %rant co p.e s'fs
atty. Title Guar T Co. lfS Broad
SAME pRoPERTY-saima.;' to same, Dec is,
IRVING PI. ss-Clarence c and JEANNE
Rice to the Central Saw Bank. Dec 10.
1906; atty, Title Guar & T Co. i76 Broad:
I2sTHA ST. SIS. ?s6.s . 7th av. lssxss,iiw
Jno P and Margt Riker and ano to Har-
rst Ps't'F c. Jn lyo Il lsSai atty tts
lsoTH ST. s, 400 W Amsterdam av. 37.6x
ss.ll-Ths Roosevelt Realty and Con-
tracing Co to the East River Saw 1nstn.
Lawyers T & T co. 100 Bway. .ss5. 900
10th ST. IS. ss7.s W Amstsrdsm ay. as
xgsli-Same TO same. March z;
.sp 81. iss EsF%ancii and Alice 6 tfsoG to
Lois r Goodnow MaeMurray, 222s Mas
sachusstts av, Washington, D c. March
4, iel+; atty. @ & T Co. l7s Broad,
ssTTnhy ST. ssi::si; w2.isi West sstS S's St
Co 70 Empire Trust Co. l2o Bway, Sept
SAB 81 ST. ;, .. 900 II list av. :51ieaiCEiHsss
Z Bohsuns and ano to Bronx Security
& Brokerage Co, $50 lSSth. Feb is,
BRoApwAY, 2isl-Jas Frame to Emily
l NJ Frame OF Peekskill, n Y, Feb IS.
isiS; atty. Edw Hymes. IS Liberty
SANE PRoP;ERrY-siami;.' to same. an FEB Feb
20, 1915; atty. same............s50.oo 900
10TH ST. n = 26o.ll sth az, 5O'sxsss-
atty., Bsusrdorf & r. Iii Bway. SIS 900
CHURCH ST. 1870. ieasehold Chas II
Brinkmann TO Geo Ehret, 1871 Park Av.
Jan s. 1915; atty. Edw Burshard::
.srH s n% 5io w.io. c woiiei:on TO s'' tSs
X Y, sss W aga st. March 10, islo;
atty, J canayan, Beekman st 200
Ioo.5--Leopold and Sophie Hermann 10
VIM Hermann. trustee, lSs Howard av,
pklyn. May -. 1892; attys. Snow &
,,s fpYT sr Is wa Mar. 10.
Of FredIS II Wright. so2 W 7sth st. to
Theresa Keehler, liss Park nv. March
IS. 1917 attys, Finch. Cobb Hubble
7sD 81 of iss w-A.nj and sadie spinS
70 Mary D Van Wrinkle. Oct TO-. 1905
atty, O q T Co. l76 Bway. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-11

ner OF Warren place and Eagle Rock
way 10 X. l.. Chapman.
Cornelius v. sewell sold for Henry c.
Weeks and others the plot with build
tngs containing one and one-duarter
acres at the junction OF Boston Post
road. Milton road and Grace Church
street. Rye, to Mrs Robert II. M. Emett.
who will improve with residence.
r. w. Jones sold xor Claiming Wiley
his country place at Gladstone, N. j.,
to De Coursey Fales. The farm consists
Of over 100 acres with a residence re-
Gently designed from plans by Delano q
Aldrich.