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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-28
H4RDWICK
Woodbury. Wagon Co. Has Begun Bust
ness en- South Main Street.

The Woodbury. Wagon company, Inc,
new Hardwiek firm, will be located in
the shop near j. w. Hersey's on South
Main street, and the company will make
wagons and sleds, manufacture lumber
and novelties. The capital stock is So
600. New machinery will be Installed
and it is expected work will be begun
as soon as the new machinery arrives.
Mr., Woodbury. will have personal charge
of the business. He is an expert work
man and has been with the Lilley Wagon
company for the past nine years.
A. B. Thomas is in Boston this week
on business.
J. H. Currier has purchased II build
ing lots in Fairview of Sawyer and Her
sey. Jerry now owns at least Is lots
in that section of the village, which
makes him q small farm.
Miss Velma Bishop of Mortified is a
guest of friends in town.
1t is expected that on Thursday even
ing, July 81, DR.. c. w, Bagg of New
Nork City, honorary member of the To-
cal troop of boy scouts, will present the
medals and bars won by the scouts in
the Victory loan campaign. Mrs. Bagg
will also be present and have some in
teresting remarks to make, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Wilson of Chicago, an inter-
esting story teller, will be a guest of the
scouts and deliver an address. Refresh
ments win be served and the social will
be held at scout headquarters. Each
scout is requested TO. be in uniform and
to bring 10 cents, which will go towards
expenses of the evening The public is
most cordially invited to be present and
this is considered an invitation to all to
attend.
The slung-shot nuisance is again in
vogue in this village and it is nothing I'M
usual to hear or feel string from the
little stones as propelled from one of
these dangerous weapons in the hands of
the youngsters.
The marks painted in emerald blue
and white on the telephone poles through
this town the past few days mark the
Ethan Allen trail from Burlington via
Cambridge, st. Johnsbury to Breton
Woods, n H., and by other established
blue books routes to Portland and the
coast. The marks have been painted
by local garage men of the several towns
and in this town credit should be given
to Leo johnson and Guy Hall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-28

tity and value of asphalt and allied sub.
stances imported and produced in the
United States in 1918 The Mexican pc
troleum asphalt was manufactured in
this country from crude oil imported
from Mexico
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-28
AMERICAN ASPHALT INDUSTRY.
Value and Uses of Asphalt Increasing,
Reports Geological Survey.


Despite the curtailment of the i'm
ports of native asphalt and of road and
building construction in the United
States caused by the war, the year 1915
was one of prosperity for the domestic
asphalt industry, according to G. G. 0s-
bon of the United States geological sur
yey, department of the interior. Although
the output in 1918 was little less than
that in 1917, the value exceeded that of
any preceding year, and the general
prosperity of the industry was shared by
practically all its branches.
Asphalt is widely known and has long
been extensively used in road construc-
ton, but in recent years many producers
Of asphalt and allied substances have
successfully marketed their products for
other uses.
Use of Asphalt in Paving.
Asphalt is most largely used in this
country in paving city streets and coun-
try roads, and though its utilization in
road building in 1918 was restricted
chiefly to the maintenance of existing
pavements and to new construction at
environments, shipyards, and elsewhere in
war work, a larger quantity of paving
asphalt, binder, filler, road oil, and fux
was made from petroleum and crude ma
tive asphalt and sold last year than had
been sold In any one year preceding the
war.
Uses Of Asphaltic Materials in Building
Operations.
The uses of asphaltic materials. in
Guiding both native asphalt and asphalt
made from petroleum, as well as gibson
lite, grahamite and elaterite, in buildings
and other structures are manifold As
they are elastic, antiseptic, acid resist
ant, and moisture proof, these materials
are being widely employed for use in
flooring and roofing, in waterproof coat
ing, and in electric insulation, as well as
in the manufacture of varnish, paint and
putty. Although these materials have
been marketed for relatively few years,
they are in general demand among CON
tractors and engineers, and their use is
rapidly increasing.
Miscellaneous Uses.
Gilsonite, the purest known hydro
carbon, has found great favor in the rub
Der industry. As pure rubber is sensitive
to heat and cold, it cannot be used ad-
vantageously for making products that
are exposed to extreme temperatures,
but when it is mixed with gilsonite and
the mixture is vulcanized the rubber
undergoes changes in composition that
enable it to resist variations in temper
ature as well as oxidation The product
Of this mixture, which is called mineral
rubber, is well adapted to outdoor use,
and the demand for it is increasing.
0zokerite, native parafiin, is uti-
lized in the manufacture Of leather pol
ish, sealing wax, electrotypers' wax, can
dies, electric insulation, carbon paper,
and ink Prior to the war all the ozok-
erite used in this country was imported,
chiefly from Galicia, but when that
source of supply was cut of search
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-28
Thrifty as Usual.

"Why does Sandy tax sic lang strides
noo.a -days"
"He says it disna wear DOT his shoes
sac quick Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-28
Getting It Straight.

Does Ch9ly live on the avenue?"
mo, Cholly lives on his father, who
lives on the avenue. Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11

ST IS. 25xs75. l-3 part, Dec "a
IslS; n.d Antoinette G simopson to Rev j Cooper
address. c Slmonson. l97 part % .y yer :" Dosd nd
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

S5TH ST. II s. 28l.l Sd av 26xlOoo Hanna
witt. sS Nassau ST. July IT, 1895. 'sl4 900
llsTH ST. n s. 244.S Pleasant av. 1S0xl0O !;
Salvatore ya am and = Fortunate pufrsno, 4s$ p lsh st.
atty. w Henry. 81 Chambers st: July L.
lsT 1v. 4sd st. s5.5sfss Idv and Ss,5oU JsaoV
atty. Sigismund Kaunmann Temple Court: Jan
AvENEB c. s. 500 i4h st. aa1ss; e.; sec 0GG
Albert C Aschs. l7ls Avenue P. Brookiyn; atty
@ Asche. Postal Telegraph Bldg: April i6
llST 81 s$ # Msly and Max Gsrs,ie to Rsss9S ss;ssS
% Ksskcl nA " @ 5eth m st; attys. Kurzman Frank
Caay to Atlantic Realty Co. 10 wall St: atty atty
o, 7 & + Co. leo Broadway: Dec 20. 1915. 81 900
Magdalcna Schumacher and ano to Louis s
Goebcl and Emma Kcnnish. cxrs will Margaretha
schuster: atty. L s Goebc Al Park Row: Jan L.
nTM Av. 5sth st. iexioo: Rosslic s,o;uoG ,nS
Wolf Tone 70 United States Trust co Of N y.
itt stys. Stewart & shearcr As Wall st: April :so
losp 81 2si u: iosd s. 2s5 i: asth st. 30
isee M ,S,. a'n a ay 2s1SSl g. Edsscombe az ~
combe ay.. llo-i5l Edsecornbe av. i45.li7: The
sherman CO TO tho State Bank. 37s Grand st ;
atty. Jos cossrore. s7s Grand it, June 2s
EAST END Nv. 5i John and Emma scbsnts1l siGo1o
e 2 y Lena 17s Wsilach ~ West End atty, r q
l47TH ST. sos v: Harriet Bosnton. on tsauo prem.
ses. TO Cras A Hitchcock. trustee wili OF Geo
mss6s ssesc s' Psn. csds, ST. a .b Broohyn atty
rres ihe First njyealst Mission soeiety sivV9a q
w s {; stsn a,ty e h's vsn s,ss Bsuree and Mary
July 81, 1908 - "''iam a ~ ~;
SANE oB nsop same 10 sans; s,ty, Junius = WI WI
SAME pnop sans to same atty. pr.s:inss,
Newcombe, 90 Wall si Jan l. iels. "s ...se oco %
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Long Island City Lots
For Factory Buildings

Purchase of land for industrial de-
velopment was the outstanding news
yesterday from Queens. Close to two
score lots in Long Island City were
sold during the day for ultimate fac
tory improvement. The Roman Callman
Company has sold for Mrs. P. Schren-
keisen to the Shore Estates Corpora
ton plot, 125x1O0, on Mott Avenue.
near the Boulevard, in Long Island
CITY. A factory will be erected on the
site
William H. Murphy has sold ten and
one.half lots at the northwest corner
OF West Avenue and Eighth Street, and
the southeast corner of the same ave
rue, and Ninth Street for Mary L..
perlesc and George L. Fenner to Dun
car c. Higgs. The property fronts 200
ieet on the avenue, $50 on Ninth Street
and 100 feet on Eighth Street.
The same broker also sold two lots
on the west side of Ely Avenue, 200
feet north of Wilbur Avenue. for ]
Londergan to a. Levine. and one lot on
the cast side of Dutchkills Street. 300
1eet south of Jackson Avenue, for the
FIRST Mortgage Guarantee Comranv
to w. Welsh.
e.. Cruise sold to the l. B. Kleincrt
Rubber Company the plot, 5Ox10O, at
the northwest corner of Broadway and
High Street, College Point, and adioin-
ing the factory Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
New Steel Corporation
Rents Broadway Offices

The Consolidated Steel Corporation,
recently organized, has leased through
the Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown Company space in the City In
vestng Building for it's general offices;
also in the building at "a Broadway,
the Robinson, Brown Company leased
space to R. D. White & Co, steamship
agents, exporters and importers; and
Mathew J. ,Hoey {, Co., members Of the
New York Stock Exchange
M. & L. Hess have leased the third
foor at 151 and 1o3 West Nineteenth
Street to Cohen, Feldman & Co., also
the ninth floor to the Wearbest Rain
coat Company, and the eleventh floor
to Z. +. Vigio. The building is now
entirely rented for a term OF years.
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased the sixth floor at 1925 West
Twentyffth Street at an aggregate
rental of about $25, 600 to II. Necham-
KIN Son; floor at 253-255 Church
street to Vincent A. Z. Primavera; a
portion of the top floor of 80 Park Place
to the kachurin Drug Company, Inc
two floors in 216 Fulton Street to the
samuel Wertheim Company, and in 7S-
so Cortlandt Street The westerly store
to Walter Apgar & Co.
He'll & Stern have leased at 24-26
Wsst Twenty-fifth Street the fourth
floor to Funt Brothers; at 53 East
Zenith Street, store and basement to M.
Iurkeltaub; at 69S-697 Broadway, the
eighth floor to Star Fur Manufacturing
Company, and at 1888 West Twentieth
Street, the eighth floor to Gotthoffer &
SchitT.
Gets Charge of Building
The Charles I. Noycs Company has
been appointed managing agent for 3SS
broadway, 1896 Maiden Lane. and after
February 1st next for 133-l35 Greene
street, which building has been pur-
chased under contract by the Par
melee Realty Corporation. 1t is an
nounced that extensive improvements
will be made to 1895 Greene Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Good Rent Rolls
Encourage Investors

David Pasinsky has bought from the
Lincoln Trust Company the five story
ten family hathouse at II East 18th
Street, on lot 25xl0O, located near
Fifth Avenue The buyer has had plans
filed for altering the apartments into
small suites.
Georgia Court, the six story elevator
apartment house at $40 Prospect Ave
nue.. on d plot 75x1e2, has been sold
by i. Wainser, Of the o7O Prospect
Avenue Corporation. 1t is arranged for
ten families on a Acor. In all there
are fifty i've apartments and four
stores. The house is entirely rented.
1t WAS hcld at S175.C00 and has been
bought by the Etnco improvement Com
paNy tor Investment. !, 1gas cash
tran saction.
The christephe.' F;.kin Company.
representing the State Bank, ..;s sold
the six tory. thirty family tenement
at 433 East Sixty-ffth Street, on plot
37.5x10o Cohen Brothers, present les
sees Of the property, are the buyers
1t was held at $4,000
The five story apartment house at the
southeast corner of Hughes Avenue
and 1S1st Street, 122.ox52, is reported
to have been bought by Mr.. Clapp.
Bronx Dwelling Deals
Frank Morrone to Alexandra Alento
building, with stores, on plot 75x94.11
John A. steinmctz has sold for
Manus NJ. Gallagher 1706 st. Peters
Avenue, a two family brick house,
25x99, for cash to Gennaro Fasano, for
occupancy
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Financial Institu tons Buy Realty
Senator's Widow Sells
BROOKLYN Apartment

Mrs. Mary D. Patton, widow of
senator Patton. of Pennsylvania, has
sold TO the Meister Builders the two
slX-story apartment houses, on plots
l0ox1o0 at 6470 McKibben Street, ac-
commodating forty-six families and
rented for $4,000. The property was
held for 100000 by Mrs. Patton.
An investor has purchased the six
1wo-1a amlly brick houses at 511 to 521
vanderbilt Street, near Prospect Park,
from Frank d. Creamer G. Co. Walter
). Ross and c. c. Grctsinger were the
brokers.
!. Ealzberg sold for Clarence Bennett
10 A. LEBLANC the two two family
houses. on plot 43.8x1Oo, at 1910 and
1912 Fifty third Street.
Plot Buying in Queens
The Madison Cooperative Building
and Loan Association has sold to P.
Lemenze the plot 140x200 at the north
cast corner of Debcvoise Avenue and
Spandon Street, Newtown.
Cushman's Sons have sold to J. Quin-
ton the plot 39x100 on the east side Of
Kane Avenue, south Of the Rockaway
Beach branch of the Long Island Rail
road, Far Rockaway.
City to Sell Old School
B;.sed on an offer of S65,O0O, Con
iroller Craig will sell by public auc-
ton, with that figure as an upset price,
the abandoned school on Downing
Street, near Blocker Street A lease
for ten years at $4,000 plus taxes, with
renewal privileges, is also in eontem-
OlatjOn
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF New York. Anna NJ Beddall, Plaintiff,
against Edward X. Beddal, Defendant
Summons. TO the above named defendant:
ou are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action and to serve a copy
OF your answer on the Plaintiffs Attorneys
within twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive OF the day OF service,
ana In case or your failure to appear or an
swer judgment will be taken against you by
default Tor the relief demanded in the COM
plant,
Dated December 4th. 1918
BECK, CRAWFORD a. HARRIS, Plain
tin's Attorneys. ONCE and Postofficc
Address, No. 80 Liberty Street Borough
of Manhattan, City OF New York
To Edward X. Beddall: The foregoing
summons is served upon you by publica.
ton. pursuant to an order of Honorable Eu-
gene A. Phiibin one of the Justices OF the
supreme Court of the State of New York
dated the llth day OF December 1918. and
hled with the complaint. in the Office OF the
Clerk of the County of New York. at the
County Court House. in the Borough of Man.
haitian. City and State of New York
BECK, CRAWFORD g. HARRIS Attor-
neys for Plaintiff. Office and Postotfics
Address. 80 Liberty Street Borough of
Manhattan. City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

3ss Snoafse s'r's 10 5s part Do esoDs5 Is
iioVidence X /: due and Int as per bond
address, c Shnonson, lo7 Park ay. .$2Si9
East Side
Anna Weller Lucus ii cS' Baers, wes, ' ih lamp D.
stys s9e f4sn ord dd 'o' a. trusteGi Ws yrs.
l2TH s1 sw Dry Dock st, a s4x75 M sSV9 Sse 9oo
nseFsdoT De. Nog II to asl Arthur McGone s s5ih
nett v & N. 8 Rector st! ~ "' a''ys pei GOO
s'Tm wdIh ST fropsly ssS sna % 37 20 Il + Js
installs $500 oily; 6 D cee..'.',. - So 81 0oo
45rH 81 sr m. s al LIST av.> l59xloo5; m: :'Sy Nov
Brewing Co. 73 VIM ST: : yrs: 6 D C.; attys' vs.
,oTi Fitch en- & Grant. % Nassau st. s45 900
Mary Perontha, 35e u Gsh $, ':S'T ~rs any;
p.s, &C.; pr mt $4,000; attys Arnstein & Levy l2s
77TH ST. 325 f. 25xlo2 q Dec io Clara psrcavo s4ovo
to Philip NJ Dancis. 1916 Fulton av. Bronx: ;
Yrs, Yrs 8 e; pr mt $1,000; atty. s & Ia David.
MApIsoS %y 1905 sl7i: Jan .: Mary ss'GS
Dorala 10 Clarence Net, los w l2oih ST.
g. I75 i; B,way nF mt sio'0o atty. Title : 7op
s5TH Id, ST. c5 E. 25sloos m: Jan s jacob + +
Yrs. 6 C; atty. Lawyers II & 7 Co. l6o
18TH ST $50 T. 25.ex5ox reg M isS isG 900
Mill'e Hosenberg to Broadway Sav 1nstn. ) Park
81 yrs, C; atty. Richard Kelly. 233
lsT Av. 2le5, lsox75. m: Jan o; wills lusSyv
Brown ,'a to Right Realty s Security Co. 2oe Bway:
W:., 70: Mary H Sarah casstang to chas & Koss s2S
1,,s.S mt $1,000; attys. Thompson. Koss & W.: 2s6
b"ay ...'..... ....................... 81 800
West Side
18th ST. l52 W. ls.ex4a. sxls. axs7 Jan c: Enz
W Coke to Jno Lowe. 100 Bway: due Anr
1922 6 o C. pr mt sG.5OO: attys. Lawyers + 4
rgD s. al wy 4,as Dec so Emily :s99 sgq
70 Alicc Wall 60 Park pl. Bklyn; yrs. 6 D G..
atty az s, Jas Redmond A Court st. BkTn 81 900
sisson to 2lo w seth St Co. iS5 Bway: W
SP C. pr int Sl6.5oo; atty. Title Guar & r Co.
sGrII sT IA W. 2oxlos 10. Jan G. Atcjsids si4 500
l,a EasfeTn m to Equitable Lfo Assur Society Of S:
ANISTERDAM AZ s. ajii lo1st sola a $i4;"o $l40So
West End ay: due June 6. 1912. e'as G: aty ''I
BEN%ETT M ~ Q s. at c 1921 st. ss 6xiooxioaO$S
gs4Sl0o Jan s. Wcss lssih St Realty ''a co S'; To-
l 1oio p c. pr mt $4,000; attys. Marks & N. 81
ARDEN sr TO- 10 s1i3o: Knsdao Hod1s so.G 800
to Arrow Holding Corpn 2l7 Bway due Jan an'p'
ig22 q . c. pr mt $4,000: atty ] II Zieser'
80 """s '''''''''.'s. .'.....,............s5 S. 800
The Bronx
ST LAWRENCE Av. 1910, O s. 95xlOo Richard w
Homer to Eivcy, X Johnson. 542 w Il2th st.
a; ian o; yrs. 5's p c; atty, Il W Horncr. ii is
GRANT Az s. 50 John st. 5oxico ct 81 og3 9}
eoidnanmcr to Edw Strasse. 1910 Eastchester
Ta; tasn Jsn g. 3. yr. c; atty. Mapcs & il. SO
wEBsTER Av. llss Is ieasehodj Fannie 81 oo 600
do' 81 o. al ioi 10 Nathan Icvitch 1878 Webster ay:
IN Madison SU nav sv ihSans G. atty. w schwarz
A,TH sT s. 200 clifton av. a5slco; Xissp siSe9
a ano; Jan III =: 9 yrs. y c; atty. Title Guar & 7
Co. l76 Bway ...............,,........- 81 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-Arthur II. Page Company, Ltd.
plaintiff, against Robert t. Burge and Gulf
Coast Plantation Company, defendants.-
Summons
To the above named defendants:
lou are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, and TO serve a
copy of your answer on the plaintiffs at
torneys within twenty days after the ser
vice of this summons exclusive of the day
of service. and in case Of your failure to
appear answer. judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint
Trial desired in the County of New York
Dated New York. October 31st 1915
HA1GHT, SANDFORD & SMITH
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and Post
Once address, 27 William Street, New
York City.
To the defendants. Robert T. Burge and
Gulf Coast Plantation Company:
The foregoing summons is served upon
You by publication, pursuant to an order
Of Hon Eugene a. PhIlbin. one Of the JUS
tees OF the Supreme Court OF the State Of
New York, dated December 7th, 1918, and
filed with the complaint in this action in
the Office of the Clerk of the County Of
New York on the 9Th day OF December,
1918.
HA1GHT. SANDFORD & SMITH.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81 William Street
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

lsT AZ; l4+s mtge $1,000 Bertha Levy to Daisy
e0iH Ia ooo sp S2Sso sh5s L. u u ntss Of oOo mtae
od webur 1a' S5 snd ss Gn ' %s1s ssa to Tss %dm
hia Trust co. 90 broadway: attys. Davies. 4 \
MAD ish is'ss S. Safs %sc s4soooo A,1sS S1sS
EaisTaH i"du; Say Bank cS si,; : Mscufs ( 4 eo
rSss 20 se% ': addss Sins'fI f. J. to sthsbeI A1sf
scrn ST. ii ": mtss nov. $4,000: Alice ohrle1 sageD
70 90 Ena ). harrington 6s5 Samuel st. Far Rock
lITT i11J. 90 y si :5.o@s Aas Ssn1 q
,i oos sr Fl sSats[sl IS mss s's
% state S' ''%fn q NJ CO. &, qs"rsa Btosawag
''s1H st. M H. 4Tsf'9 CO. NOT ITS G. Hrossss ss css'
H4s1 FSa ws.sS az ay s Ti GSss s1. '; C. e Is
~ sa Hv iid llS s,s drsd o%Dhss 70
roRT wSshiNoToN aSsu Av s =: Daniel Max Ross oso
"a W l25ti, st: atty N'Y T & II Co. "S; i$5
A4sTA;nDAM ; Az s4s wn Msnhs to 'isa Bssts% ssS
soTiI ST. iss E; mt SO 900: VIM nsrto sie0ss Z
fsnF' osR sav uYn ns nS M Go Bswsly 81 'te r,o, to D
Tcienor. 3s Park Row w.. SIC 900
H * 49, g. bs 's ss"i as g ss.po esrs s Ssa
i2sTn sr a57 Il. mt $4,000, Emanuel Dasid ss 0to TO
l'e1xs m1l1lns' lSg ew 2sth ST. atty Frank
solH sT go " mt sss. 900 Samuel Goid.tlcksr
soH s s. p mt 1906 H p. t:' s*sy cls1a GS eSo
saas!a Id. %.r Sal"n Sss Bwsy osd ST. s'tys 80
MADISON ST %: Jos Kohnatamm. o1r. to Law
ST XIchoiAs Av nj ooo Xbs 81 KiSs GSs
&,os, 4 sno 10. 70 Psnne Price, 1890 ps.hsste sy
lsa g. nj sssstss HSsn sss nS:' Ken. slss
s,y sus sf5s 15s e NSha nehard Kent Tuxedo Park y
18Th sT l27 vi T!te Guar L rfa.s Co to 7
TH a5s': R id T. 10 III syss ooS Matte g.s,
sAs, 4; stiss ps;oHps . Isa.ss. q %m 90
iris' Co. ~ Broad st; attys. same ...... 800
The Bronx
vYsE Az. " 8. 1925 I7sth St. 81 sxlso.7: Title
Il 60 10 Aaron Rather. 1904 Arthur ay;
vYsg Az 1873; Y Produce Each Bank snS'O1o 70
SANE raop Ssion Rather and :no % s,5se s1oe
ssr'axs Bank. 2Ts7 Sd az: sasae atty. .sT ,sc
HzD sr 457 "; Bertha Lew 10 Daisy /. Wodry.
70 7sth st; sttys. 4 4 y Joseph. 1856 broad broad
isgTM sT ssss Morris a, $3.50: ch.s = !
rso, '1' a sae sassauss as5 100 r5c'psss e r. r.
pAwsG& sT ri; VIM usncsss u sa1;ssa a aee
i,.ur.f. 1sS W 9th at: atty. II G Merrill nj
lot 49, map clasoDs Point: Bankers Tsust CO to
toTs esA ana e7A map coiwin eM: Josep eng''yY II
taliaban, NJ % Joseph T. bay, "a Orarnerey vi /.
Att1t. = q d r "a, l7g f,foadgay ...',' AZ
SAMH rhop; Jessph + Day 70 Newns Poris Ter.
saHlaj -. " $assav II. sstue stsy ......,. fi
JbtfAAY RI. &c tsgth a, iy. 1875 axi03s
Ftee. psgI n t.otubefs 10 Z 1Jtc & siIg 1a
" mesa@s, asts. r r 80. i7e BsoDi
YslrHrsN aF, s. aa5e i jssiii,, I, w
atss Z; ~ gee3l Bxhais. id.s sdd gs exti4.
& 11fs & d = ~. ,gg i,foaJyay, aisy. r {; 4
~ tp. .9g Dsoa,iway ..,ss5...a.,.,.,,,., 81 0eo
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
BOARD WANTED
---- --
BUSINESS CHANCES

YOUNG MAN, Christian. wants room and bo
below 50tl 81. a. X. Box Is. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Queens Sites for Home Builders

5. Bolmer has sold TO NJ. Miller the
plot 62X114 on the cast side of Kew
Gardens Road, south of Quentin Street.
Kew Gardens, for S13.50O.
Samuel Eichen has sold to r. Crofoot
the plot, 40xl0O, south side of THIRTY
Second Street, west of Fifteenth Ave
nue., Flushing.
A. Brown has sold to T. Schneider
the plot 50X1C0 on the west side of
Seventeenth Street, north of Fifth Ave
nuc, College Point.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Frederick Brown Buys
100000 Apartment

Frederick Brown added another apart
ment house to his holdings YES
terday, buying the two buildings
at III to l15 West Tooth Stree:
from William Brown. The houses
are six stories each and cover a
site 106xl0O feet Every one of the
forty-four suites in the house is rent
ed, at total of $4,000 a year. Mr.
Moore has held the apartments at
S160,000 This is the third large pur-
chase made by Mr.. Brown during the
week. This does not "mean that three
deals were the extent of his trading.