davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24
Re SPRAW SOKOLICH
ROZKAZ

N~iniejszem zawiadamiam, IL re
gularnc cwiczenia Naczelnikow i
Podnaczelnik6w Gniazd Okregu
Ego odbedq sig W niedziele, dnia
Pogo pazdziernika, b. r. W sail
Gniazda I'm. WI. Straightforward
p. w. 1916 Tell pl. punktualnie o
godz. 10 rano.
Kazdy Naczelnik i Podnaczel-
mix Gniazda obowiazany jest u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

czeszczac regularnie ma cwicze-
ria.
Regularne twiczenia odbywaja
sic stale W kazda niedziele, W
Sokolni o czasie, wyzej oznaczo-
nym.
Pc cwiczeniach odbedzie sic pc
siedzenie Grona Nauczycielskie-
go; kazdy Naczelnik i Naczelnicz
ka powinni bye obecni.
P~osiedzenia poczstek q gOdzi'
ME II 80 minut.
Naczelnik Okregu Ego.
Jan ]. Danek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

o godzinie Smej wieczorem, czlonkO-
vie zolnierze zebrali sic w sail OBJ. To-
maSzewSkiego, PREY SSej Commercial
ave., gdzie odby{ sic bankiet. Sala by
Ia odSwietnie przystrojona, sto4y ma
kryte W bisle obrusy, sfowem, nastr6j
powazny. Pc wykonaniu programu /
spozyciu przekaSki, odbyla sic ochocza
zabawa, kt6ra przeciagnela sic do p6z-
nej pory. TowarzyStwo powyzSze istnie
je cd lat Is, do kt6rego nalela syno-
vie najwybitniejszych rOdzin parafian
N~iepokalanego Poczecia NajSw. Maryi
Fanny w So. Chicago. Towarzystwo to
posialo 20 swych wsp6fbraci cz3onk6w
po~d-Sztandar ~gwiazdzisty, kt0rzy brazil
udzial W wojnie UNCONSTITUTIONAL i
wSzyscy powr0cili. Ma uczcie Obecni
byli take: Y. proboszcz FranciSzek
Wojtalewicz i X. Edward Schuster.
y
Y. Boles}aw Kasprzycki, aSystent
przy parafii sw. Maryi Magdaleny, wy
jechai do Cleveland, Ohio, ma zjaZd
Alumn6w tamtejszego seminaryum du-
chownego p. W. NajSw. Maryi Fanny.
Powr6ci przy koncu ~biezacego tygo-
dnia.
Wladyslaw Olejniczak, kt6ry pred
dwoma tygodniami byl prZypadkowO pc
~strzehony W noge podczas roZruch6w
strajkowych, przy SSej i Brandon ave-,
powr6ci} w tych dniach re Szpitala
South Shore i czuje sic znacznie le-
pei.
" dniu 1890 listopada b. r. W ko-
Sciele p. W. Niepokalanego POczecia
NajSw. Maryi Fanny, staua ma Stub
nym kobiercu p. J6zef Bartkiewicz, z
panna Rozalia Bulawska. Oboje SO INA
III W ko4ach mfodziezy tamtejszej.
P~iecio-letni chlopczyk Franciszck
Skowro6ski, Fam. pnr. S157 Coles ave,
onegdaj bawiac sic re swymi rowie-
snikami prey kamienio}omach (stone
quarry, PREY S1ej i Coles ave-, wpadi
przypadkowo do OgrOmnego dOiu ma
Ielnionego woda i utonai. Inkwest kO-
ronera odbyl sic wc7oraj w SaSiednim
zakiadzie pogrzebowym.
Prey narozniku S4ej i Marquette ave.
naprzeciw plebanii Sw. Maryi Magdale
ny, p. Antoni Rusch, znany o~byTatel
z dzielnicy Town Of Lake, buduje
wspaniala kamienice kosztem $4,000,
W kt6rej opr6z mieszkah bedzie takze
apteka. Robotnicy rozpoczeli kopaG zie-
mic pod fundament. Budynek ten wiel-
&c upiekszy z~abpdowania parafiaPe.
PAM Anna Nbieralska, ham. pnr.
500 S0t. Ill, wyjechaia ma dwutygO-
dniowy pobyt do Lemont, Ill, gdzie po
6eJrrowaLa jest u krwenych i znajo-
mych. Powr6ci W przyszlym tygodniu.
FranciNek Majorczyk. W niedalekiei
p~rzysz}oSci otworzy zakiad p~ogrzebowy
przy narozniku S4ej / Marquette ave.
Obecnie robotnicy wykohczaja jedno-
pietrowy budynek 1budowany 2 cemen-
III, koSztem $3,o00.0O, w kt6rym bedzie
sic mieSci} zakiad pogrzebowy, kaplica
| m~ieszkanie.
Pa6stwu Gordonom, znanym W tam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24
WiadOmO$Ci Z Town
Of Lake..

Onegdaj o godzinie 11tej rano, W kO-
Sciele D. W. Sw. Jana BOzego, skoja-
rzepi zostali dozgonnym zwiazkiem mai
ze6skim p. J6zef S~kowrohSki, zam. pnr.
1915 White Oak ave-, W Whiting, Ind,
2 parma Eleonora K~ozlowska, Fam.
pnr. 1920 Lafflin ave. Slubnej oere-
monn Aope1ni4 Y. Jak6b Szprenga.
Uczta weselna odbyla sic skromie W
gronie najblizszych k~rewnych i przy-
jacob. Nowoze6com: SDczeSt Bo4e.
UroczySte Zakohczenie czterdziesto-
godzinnego nabozehstwa odbywajacego
sic W koSciele p. W. Sw. J6zefa, gdzie
proboSzczem jest Y. Stanis}aw Chole-
winski, odbyl sic wczoraj ~wieczorem, o
godz. 80, ~uroczystemi nieszporami, ka
zaniem i proceSya z NajSw. Sakramen-
TEN.
Oh. Franciszek Szymanski, gl6wny
subjekt w polskim skiadzie ubrah pod
naswa Liberty Clothing Co, miesz-
czacego sic pnr. 1915 So. Ashland ave-,
naby} w tych dniach automo6il mark
florida.
Tow. Dobroczynnosci, pod opieka sw.
Jadwigi, skupiajace sic przy parafii
Sw. Jana BoAego, urZadZa bazar ma
doch6d biednych W paraf1i W sail pa
~rafialnej, z poczatkiem przyszlego mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

tejszym grodzie, przyby}a zdrowa i te-
ga c6reczka, kt6rej chrzest odbedzie sic
W koSciele p. W. Niepokalanego Pocze-
cia NajSw. Maryi Fanny. TAX matka
jak i c6reczka znajduja sic W szpitalu
South Shore PREY dobrym zdrowiu.
Ubieg3ej .niedzieli PIP. Michal / An
ma Jprek, zam. pnr. S+62 Commercial
ave, obchodzili piecio-letnia ~rocznice
pozycia ma}zehSkiego. u tel okazyi Cd
by{o sic rano n~abozehstwo w koSciele
Niepokalanego Pocz. NajSw. Maryi Pam
ny, a popoludniu podejmowali liczne
grono zaproszonych goSci, gdzie przy
Spiewie i muzyce sSedzono mile czas.
Obecni byli: PIP. ~Plucihscy, PIP. Kleg-
horn, PIP. F. Jurek, PIP. G~raniczni, PIP.
Wojciechowscy, PIP. Brodzi6scy, PIP. Wit
kowscy, PIP. Carlson, PIP. Stee, PIP. Sre-
dzinscy, PIP. Skrzypihscy, PIP. Kostec-
cy, PIP. KosiOwicze, PIP. A. Jurek, PIP.
DryS, PIP. Sobiescy, PIP. ] Kolberg, PIP.
Jurek, PIP. Martin, PIP. Pog0rek i PIP.
Kaegler. Oh. Michal Jurek jest zna-
nym pogrzebowym, kt6ry sic cieszy
sym patya i popularnoScia wsr6d ro-
dak0w Swoich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24
WiadomoscizSOuth
Chicago.

Poniedziaikowy pol6w na przechod-
ui6w (tag day. W 50. chicagoskim gro
die pdaf sic ~pomy$lnie, DO zebrano
$1,JO21. Gdyby ME strajk W stalow-
mach, po}6w by3by o wiele oofitszy.
StowarzySzenie opieki mad dziecmi jest
zupelnie zadowolone z tel sunny ze-
branej.
W ubiegIy poniedziaIek, dnia 2O-go
b. NJ. W koSciele'p p. W. Sw. Maryi Mag
d2leny. o godzinie 9tej rano, poblogo-
sIawiony zoSta& zwiazek mafze6ski p.
Jana Mani, z Laporte, Ind, z panna
Helena Pawlak, znana W kolach mlo-
Gzieay tamtejSzej. Slubu mlodej pare
rdzielil y. proboszcz Edward Eowa-
lewski. Uczta weselna odbyla sic W do
mu rodzic6w PAM mtodej W Scislem ko}
ku rodzicielSkim. N~owozencom: Powo-
dzenia.
" Srode ubiegiego tygodnia, odby}
sic nadzwyczaj okaza(y bankiet urza-
dzOny Staraniem Towarzystwa Miodzie
" Sw. Kazimierza Kr6l, skupiajacego
sic PREY parafii Niepokalanego Pocze-
cia NajSw. Maryi Fanny, ma Geese
Swych czlonk0w, zolnierZy, kt6rzy wr6
cili do domowych pieleSzy. Komitet zaj
mujacy sic bankietem, przygotowal pie
kny program. kt6ry sic Sk}adal z mu-
zyki i Spiew6w a przewaznie z NOW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Ludwik johnson, zam. pnr. 1910 Mar
quette ave-, chlopiec licZacy lat Z, pre-
chodZac utica Ewing W poblizu 101ej
ul., zosta} najechany przez automObil
i boleSnie pokaleczony. A~ptomobilem
kierowa} Jan Bendtke, zam. pnr. 1857
Talman ave. Zawezwano ambulanS po-
licyjny. kt6ry chlopczyka odwi6zl do
Szpitala South Shore, gdzie sic znaj-
duje W stanie k~rytycznym. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Jan Kukawka, Zam. pnr. J614 So.
Racine ul.. pOwracajac wCzOraj Cd pra-
cy, p~oSlizgnai sic i upad} ia chodnik
tax nieSzCZeSliwe, zc wywichnQl sObic
prawa noge. Iawezwany ambulans "a
bral go do domu, gdZic sic znajduje
pod opieka lekarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Onegdaj o godzinie 9tej rano, W ko'
Scicle D. W. Sw. Jana BolegO, pOlQcZc'
nj zostali wezlem mai2enskim r. Fc'
liks Kubiala, zadn. pnr. 2346 SO. Pau
lima ul., z panna Anna Jabtonska, Fam.
pnr. 4T54 So. Racine ave. Slubu MILO
del pare udzieln y Szczepan Szcze-
pa6ski. Cody weselne odby}y sic W do
mu rodzicGw PAM mlodej. Dobrane.i
pare: Powodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Onegdaj o godzinie 2gicj popofudnlu
ma cmentarzu Zmartwychwstania Pah-
skicgo, zOstaly przenieSiOne zwlOki :.
n Franciszka .Andrysiaka ma parccle
familijna. w ceremonii za}Obnej ucze-
s~tniczyho licznc grono krewnych, PREY
jaci6l i znajomych zmarlego. Mech
~odpoczywa W pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24
CHOPIN THEATRE
~ Milwaukee & Division Sta. -
w niedEiele, 20 pazdHiernika.
DUSTIN fkRhUM ~ MANS fl6HI

Matinee kaEdy dEieh cd 1 do IL.
Il arystokracyi nowoyorskiej do VIE
ZtenSa Sing Sing - potem jeden "a
r7uCa{ drug1emu wine. on poSwiecii sic
IA w~yratOwac I chociaz nieTrSnny, ska
zany postal IA kare. PrzezwycieZy{
za6w trUdnoSci. majac suSces niemal
" reku. prZeS1ie zycie pociNnelo go
10 siebie.
LOOP wODEwIL CALY DZIEN.
Take boki zrywSjaca dwu -aktowa
FOX SUNSHINE komedya W kazda ME
dDlele.
Loop Vaudeville kazdy wiecz6r / ma
t:nee " sobote i nieiziele Pc 25tym
paadziernika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Tow. p. w. NiepodlegioSc, grupa
76S u. n. P, Urzadza zabawe tOwarzy-
ska w niedzicle, dnia 9-go ~listopada b.
T.. W sail Juliusza S}owackicSO, pnr.
100 W. 4S-ma ul. POczatck o gOdzinic
7mej wieczorem. Komitet p~rzygOtowu-
je mn6Stwo niespodzianek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Wczoraj o godzinie 1Otej rano W ko-
scicle p. w. Sw. Jana Bozego, X. Jan
StoiGski stula po4aczyi p. Stanisiawa
Gurgasa, Fam. pnr. 1906 w. 51-sza ul.,
Il PARMA Joanna R6zwicka, Fam pnr.
5213 So. Hoyne ave-. Cody weselne Cd
byly sic w domu rodzic6w pani mlodej.
Model pare: Powodzeuia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Oh. BoleSiaw R. KOz}owski. wlaSci'
ciel apteki pnr. 1900 S. LOOMS ul, 0.
tworzy4 W tych dniach pnr. 4755 SO
Loomis ul., laboratoryum chcmiczne, W
kt6rym wyrabia vino lccznicze pod ma
iva .,KOrona zelazowe gorZkie vino,
ma rozmaite choroby nerwowe i zoiad.
kowe. Rodakowi Powodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Tow. p. n. Synowie Korony PolskicJ,
ObchodziG bedzie W sobOte, S-go listo,
pada, b. T., 15to letnia rOcznice istnie-
MIA. Il okazyi tel, Od6edzie sic wiecZO-
rex, polaczony 2 programcm zastoSowa-
nym do o~kOlicznoSci. Blizsze szczcg0'
" w swoim czasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

W dalszym ciagu odbywa sic kolekta
W obrebie parafii sw. Jana BoAego, ma
potrzeby koScio1a. Miejscowi ksieza cho
dza dniami / wieczorami cd domu do
domu, zbierajac datki Cd hojnych ofia-
rodawc0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Wladys}aw O%lejniczak, kt6ry pred
dwoma tygodniami byl przypadkowo pc
strzekony W noge podczas rozruch6w
strajkowych, przy SSej i Brandon ave-,
powr6ci} w tych dniach re Szpitala
South Shore i czuje sic ~znacznie le-
piej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

" dniu 1890 ~listopada b. r. W ko-
$ciele p. W. Niepokalanego POczecia
NajSw. Maryi Fanny, staua ma Stub
nym kObiercu p. J6zef Bartkiewicz, z
panna Rozalia Bulawska. Oboje SO Una
Iii W ko3ach mfodziezy tamtejszej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

siaca b. r. Komitet czyni przygotowa-
MIA, ably bazar bya wzadzony ma wielka
skale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Ubieglej niedzieli Bractwo Dziewic
R6la6ca Sw., skupiajace sic przy paraf
Sw. J6zefa, dalo przedStawienie W sail
parafialnej, PREY udziale licznie zebra,
nej publicznosci. Odegrano piekny, po,
uczajacy i religijny dramat W pieciu
aktach. p It. ,,P~atrycya", osnuty ma tie
przeSladowaf chrzeScijan rzymskich, W
pierwszych poczatkach cry chrzeScija6-
skiej. Amatorki spisafy sic doskonale.
R~ezyseryq zajmowai sic ~energiczny ka,
plan j n~iestrudDony pracownik Wsrod
m}odziezy, X. Felix's Kachnowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

Y. Boles}aw Kasprzycki, asystent
przy parafii sw. Maryi Magdaleny, wy
jechai do Cleveland, Ohio, na zjazd
Alumn0w tamtejSzego seminaryum du-
chownego p. W. NajSw. Maryi Fanny.
Powr6ci przy koncu biezacego tygo-
dnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-24

PaGstwu Gordonom, znanym W tam
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market
Tall Building Planned
For Fifth Avenue Site
Edward Margolies to Erect 10
Story Structure on Livingston
Property, Near 32d Street

Edward Margolies has purchased
from Lewis Cass Ledyard, jr., and the
United States Trust Company and
trustees for the Livingston estate 8oe-
81 Fifth Avenue on plot 56x150.
This transaction will result in the
erection of q sixtcen-story loft build
ing of the latest type. Herbert A
Knapp has been selected as the archi-
tect, and plans are now being pre-
pared. The building will be ready for
occupany next spring.
The property is assessed for taxation
at $45O,O00 and the selling price was
close to that figure The unusual feat
ure of the deal is that it was an all
cash transaction.
The plot was assembled by the late
Johnstone Livingston, who acquired it
IN 1899, and it is stated on good au-
thority that at the time of the sale
of the Knoedler property on the north
east corner of Thirty-fourth Street
and Fifth Avenue to B. Altman &
Co. MI livingston refused $1,000, ,OOO
for the property that Mr.. Margolies
has just purchased. The plot is To-
Gated on the east side of Fifth Ave
nue., just south of Thirty-second
Street, dividing the manufacturing zone
from the manufacturing But Mr.
Margolies, being strongly in sympathy
with the views of the Fifth Avenue
Association, has decided to lease the
space exclusively to non-manufactur-
ing tenants.
Jay A. Leo and Pease & Gilman
were the brokers in the transaction
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Hague Dwelling ON Drive
Now Owned by Investor
Sold Twice in Month; Mandel-
baums Sold 1t to Wacht, Who
Resold 1t to Another

Tho Hague dwelling, the seven story
apartment house at SAT Riverside Drive,
near 127th Street, bought month ago
by Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum,
has been resold twice since then. The
Mandelbaums sold the house to Samuel
Wacht, who resold 1t to an investor.
The house covers a site 100x100 op-
posite Grants Tomb. 1t was built
about ten years ago. William S. Baker
negotiated the sale.
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
has bought from the Langhorne Realty
Company the Rachelle, a six story ele-
vator apartment at the southeast cor
ner of Riverside Drive and 149th
Street. The structure fronts 100 feet
on Riverside Drive and 1885 feet on
149th, Street The seller takes back a
scond mortgage for $4,000, which runs
for ten years. Henry j. Kantrowitz
was the broker
Buying in Dyckman Zone
Butler & Baldwin have sold for Fred
erick Brown "A to 80 Pinehurst Avenue,
two 50-foot front modern wak-up
apartments. In part payment the
buyer gives the apartments 23 to 33
Arden Street. Mr.. Brown also sold to
client of A. Arken the Rockville, a
six story elevator apartment at PAT
Audubon Avenue, at the northeast cor
ner of 177th Street, on plot 100x107.
The property was purchased by Mr..
Brown short time ago.
Through w. j. Huston Son Mr..
Brown has purchased from Francis
four three-story dwellings at 206, 208,
210 and 216 Edgecomb Avenue, each on
lot 18x72.
To Morris Goldstein Mr.. Brown has
sold 1172e and 1174 Hoe Avenue, five
story apartment. on a plot 50x100.
Operators Get Chatham Hall
The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany has purchased from Margaret D.
Achenbach the seven story apartm cnt
at 476 West 141st Street, at the south
east corner of Amsterdam Avenue, on q
plot 35x100. 1t is known as Chatham
Hall. j. M. Krumwiede, jr., was the
broker.
Invest in Tooth Street Flat
Joseph Shenk has sold through Kap-
Ian G. Blackner and the George Gold
blatt Company GOT West 190th Street, q
five story apartment, on plot 80X97. to
Max Cohen e. Sons.
Quick Resale Of Pleasant View
Kaplan & Blackner have resold for
the Benenson Realty Company to an
investor the Pleasant View, six story
elevator apartment, at COL West Tooth
Street, at the northwest corner of St
Nicholas Avenue, which the seller pur-
chased last week. The house stands on
plot 97x120 and contains seven stores
Sale of Arrowhead Court
The Viva Realty Company has sold to
the Benenson Realty Company 2 Pine
hurst Avenue, at the northwest corner
of 177th Street, six story apartment
known as Arrowhead Court, on plot
125x98.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Av. 2o4; Mary w Garden
to Title Guar s. Trust CO. us Bway.
My MY. IItie o Guar & Trust Co. 17s Bway;
s1sT ST, los 81 Japan Paper Co. eIVcpe on the
premises, to Allen Marquard. Princeton.
Harold Goodwin. Roslyn, l. /. exts. will
Henry MarGuard atty. Geo Wadding-
sTG 1Gn' y "ail ST.; May Is, 1911 So, 600
Farmers Loan MS Trust Co. 22 william
S. adtg' 1aGz I G & Co. l7s Bway: FEB
18TH ST. n $, 800 w Lenov av. 25x99Ii'
Martin w Hill. 16 Main st, Orange. N ].
to lie Roy Butler. 21l W lssth st; atty.
omr' r Hibbard' "a Bway; Oct IA, 1918
144TH ST. s. 100 e sth av sSxoe1, j
hhom'ne hann hr%~n %"n1,d.. to IasbeIla E K Burn
oHooker, Warren st; May IL. 1900 81. 900
l2eLm Gidi; ST; n S, S476 W Sth av. 1s:9xss. ~.
ers, 2l0 Parkside av, Bklyn; atty. T G
&; I GO, 17s Bway; April l3, 1906 So, lsO
S7Tn od ST; $ s. 100 West End av, l25x
lo0S; Belnord Garage TO Lillian Cross
man; atty. 7 G G. L Co, 176 Bway. Oct
cARM1NE si, 6SH Salvatore & cs1me;s sSu,oGa
De Rocca, 6S Carmine ST, to Nicola Ma
ria De Rocca, 2S6 E l0Sth ST. atty. p
scT,E Ferrari .ns So3 Bway; July 81. 1872 81 GOO
Rsma RRais,er; ,atiys, Eisman. l. c & l., l55
wEST TSTyi ES1a May 10 1o' 1897 % 5s,s $4,000
2Ix irres; Hugh bz Is 1aaS sneS to ss Tm S1n
b Isham & ano, exrs. viii VIM b Isham,
deco; attys. Butcher, Tanner Foster.
144TH ST. 256 W; Annie Z & j Ronaine
Brown to the Union Dime saw Bank of
City of N Y; attys. Butcher. T l. f, i
SjST ST, PSI E; Rainbow Lake Club e.
impt co TO Jas Forbes. Croton- n-the-
Ludson, 7 atty. n & "A Co, ls5
16lsT ST. $50 w; VIM ii spicer. $50 "
~ l29,h n, st st. to Henry siibert Jr c9rpn. 6o2
lolst ST atty. Henry SilDert Jr Corpn
,,l,1.7, ST2 lsIst st; May u. 1914. $500
Four ONE-HALF PARCELS OF LAND
by 5oth ST. BY c blk bet 30,h &
S, 9ist SITS | Of bullIhcad along East
River. & w by line parallel with lst av
intsrsectng the 8 OF 30tn ST at point
800 from e lst av. with ali rights
OF Wharfage, wockage. etc, & all struc-
lures on the promises. with equipment
machlnery mac, etc etc; Scra anton & Wyoming
Russell Rogers. 29O Bway; Dec II. 1915
2STH ST 1856 W; Jno ] Donneliy. of Pniiao
Bway, atty. Title Guar & Trust co. l7o
Bway; March 81. 1916. 6...........$l5. 600
loiA AV. 55th st. 1oo.5xloO: VIM
Beatrice w, his wife, to New York Titie
Mort Co. 1855 Bway; June 20. 1913
,,o. $50, 900
OF Trinity Corpn W to e Trinity pi x
nto Cedar st to beg. 40 III
broadway. Inc, to the EquiIabie I.ife
as Assar re Society }s Of =; atty. \ q 6 r
SAME PROPERTY O-49 q 60) also ".
Ihame5 st, runs " 266.o . to 3 Trinity
pi or Church st .5.3 to II Trinity
Church property z6o6 to Bway n
ss,l ssdt TO Peg; Same to sameA atty. same
HENRY EsSnsyo,sdi ST; 1Ss; 1 Miq9lSer 6Id Ien ;
Forsyth st; atty. II w Goldman. i6s o
HWny; July 5. 1916. 100
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Stevens Estate Sells
I'm Broad Street
Activity in Section Causes
Investor to Buy; Lofts i'm
James Slip and 10th St.SOld

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for the United States Trust Com
pany, as trustees of the Stevens estate.
81 Broad Street to Frederick Brown.
This property is Immediately north Of
the Morris Building, at the northwest
corner of Broad and Beaver streets,
and is directly opposite the property
recently purchased by the Scaboard
National Bank and Post & Flagg.
The plot comprises an area of 1850
square feet. 1t is improved with a
four-story building. The purchase in
volved approximately S25o,ooo. All of
Broad Street from Wall and Beaver
streets in the market for several years
have recently been sold and are now
permanently out of the market. On
the west side Of Broad Street, from
Wall to Beaver streets, there arc no
other properties offered for sale at
the present time
The Burden Realty Company, Ken
meth c: Newman, president, has bought
through the Douglas Robinson, Charles
S. Brown Company from Samuel Wool
verton, president of the Hanover Ma
tional Bank, the four story loft build
ing at SO East Tenth Street, on lot
27x100.
a. w. j. Pohl has sold for the West
fall estate the loft at 5 to James
Slip, five-story building, on lot 649x
o62, to Brooklyn business concern.
Tenant Buys 9Th Ave. Corner
Spear G. Co. have sold for the estate
of Isaac Stern the thrcc-story building
at the northwest corner of Sixth Ave
nue. and Sixteenth Street to William
Brett, the tenant in the store
Lease With Option to Buy
The Central Builders Supply Com
pany, now located at 534 West Thir-
tieth Street, leased the building, on
lot 100x98.9, at 536 to SAP West Twenty
sixth Street for ten years, with option
to purchase within two years for $780,
600, from Clara l.. Poillion.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. K.-Mary Elizabeth Mcconnell. plain
tiff, agninst Warren Mcconnell defendant -
Action for Absolute Divorce. Summons. To
the above named Defendant:
You are he -eAy summoned to answer the
complain; in this action. and TO serve copy
or your answer on ths Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
within twenty days after the service o.
this sumrlons, exclusive OF the day of ser
vice; and in case OF your failure 10 appear.
or answer. Judgment win be taken against
you by dcfeuit for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Trial desired in tho County OF New York
Dated, May 10Th, 1919
MARSHALL $. HAGAR, Plaintiffs Attor
ney Office and Post Office Address: id
Seaar street Maphattan. New York CITY.
Inc ioreg ing summons Is served upon YOU
2y pnbirntlon pursuant 10 an order of Hon
EEartow E >. Weehs. Justice Of the Supreme
court OF the state OF New YORK dated ths
ssth day OF May. 1919 and tiled WIN tnr
complaint IN Tie office OF the Clerk Of ,he
1,ounty OF New York. At the County covr,
House IN The Ho.ough OF Manhattan. CIV
Ssw Souney , ~nu S,nis ,s OF New YORK. on tia asth
MAKahAisL >. HAGA9. pia!ntin~s At,o-
nsy. Office and Post cfrice address,: Il
CEDAR Street. Manhattan, New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Brooklyn a Borough
Of Home Buying
Many More Join the Only Safe
Movement From Housing
ShOrtaoe Wnrr;rneu.

The Realty Associates have sold 1874
Thirty-third Street, three story brick
double fat, on 'ot 25x1OO.2, to Michael
and Mary Perricone through r. Chan
ese; 1170 Fifty-first Street, two
family dwelling, on lot 2ox1oo.2. to Ada
S. Beardsley through Mrs. McCarroll;
22o Rutland Road, corner Rogers Ave
nue., two-story dwelling with garage, on
lot 23x100, to Frank D. Bristley, and
191 Berkeley Place, a four STORY and
basement dwelling, on lot 20.10x1o0, to
William II. Keen through Thomas R
Farrell
Frank A. seaver & Co. have sold 771s
Fourteenth Avenue, a one family house,
for the Leemor Realty Company; 234
Ovlngton Avenue, a wofamily house,
for j. Heinlein; 751e Seventh Avenue,
two-family house, for John Suydam; ;
the northeast corner of Thirteenth Ave
nue. and Eighty-ffth Street, Dyker
Heights, a onefamily house, for W.
Prentiss. The same brokers have sold
plots to investors as follows: 100x100
on west side of Gravesend Avenue, $40
feet south Of Avenue j, for A. G. CAL
der; loox1oo. on northwest corner Of
Sixteenth Avenue and Fifty-ninth
east side of West Street, 14o feet south
Of Avenue J, for A. G. Calder, and
6ox96.S on the east side of Bay Tenth
Street, 100 feet south of Benson Ave
nue., for r. A. Taber.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 1896 Bergen Street, a one-f family
dwelling, on lot 1sx100, for L. D.
Blume, and 664 St. Marks Avenue, a
one-family dwelling, for the Romile
Building Company.
Charles G. Stelle has sold for Jacob
Stroh the two four-s story brick build
ings. with four stores, at 1855 and 1877
Third Avenue, to Guiseppi de Gennaro.
The Meister Builders have sold 1850
Eighty third Street, one-family house.
l. Salsberg has sold for s. Leiber-
man to j. Newsbaum a two-family cot
tage, on plot 40x1Oo, at 1869 Forty-sixth
Street.
Samuel and J. Lacov have sold for
Trleb & Brodsky the o-family house
with garage, on plot 35x1OO, at 1O77
East Twelfth Street.