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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
JAMESBURG

Less han a dozen voters turned out
at the election held in grammar school
building on Tuesday night to vote for
or against the appropriation thought
necessary for the present year. There
was not one vote registered against
the amount asked. S5.575. The men
acting as officers at the election were:
George r. Bailey, Condit NJ. Dawson.
Jacob Hausser, J. A. Thompson.
MrSand Mrs. James H.. Mount have
returned from South Amboy, where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rice. Mr.. Mount was taken i'll
while on the visit.
The case between Victor Pallavo
and Dominick Bamqua, in which the
former is accused of breaking the
Bamqua automobile when he attempt
ed to make repairs. was postponed
unit Monday of next week.
Edward Snedeker has just closed
the most successful night-hunting
season in some years.
Mechanics Home Council, Jr. O. U.
A. NJ. have installed the following Of
flcers: Councillor. Oliver Richards:
vice councillor. Ebert Tice; warden.
Thomas Douglas; conductor, Grayson
Van Cleaf; outside guard. Thomas
Snedeker: inside guard. Ralph Brown:
assistant recording secretary, Fred l..
Dey; representative TO state council.
ANo1 Va %
Vandenburg: janitor. Albert S. Owens.
the installing officer was the senior
member. w. II. Lokerson.
Walter S. Graham has been elected
a member of the executive committee
of the Past Councillors Association OF
Middlesex county.
Mrs. Willard Snedeker and daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Snedeker. spent Tor
day and Tuesday at Camp sferritt.
greeting the formers son, willard.
who has Just returned from Europe.
Mfr. and Mrs. Henry Mulvey. of
Railway. Were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Mount.
Corporal Harry Jobes, son OF MI.
and Mrs. Harry Jobes. who has just
returned from England. is i'll with an
attack OF tonsilitis.
Good audiences are attending the
cottsge PRAYER meetings being held in
the First Baptist church during the
present week.
f"r the re-lettering of the plant Of
Stonaker & Harvey's grain elevator
o. abroad avenu
Mrs. Julius Linke has received
wore from her son, Edward Linke.
he is well and expects TO shortly
start for HON from France.
James +. Casey. one of Jamesburg's
business men decided to ave town
after a residence OF eight years. He
will a member of the firm of
Jones * Casey at Howell. engaging in
tho eeneral feed business.
Mrs. Peter LaPlace has received a
letter from her son. Joseph LaPlace.
in France that is full of exciting tales
of his life as a soldier and also OF the
terrifying experiences that he passed
through In doing his bit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09

persons who have either never studied
the question, or have viewed it with
the eye Of political expediency.
IF one law a be evolved that will
give US benefits which we get now,
and which we are entitled to, IL we
are to continue to contribute at the
same rate or more. well and good, but
l do not e 1t in sight now, and l fail
to see how we are to overcome the
a of legal entanglements that
would be involved in a merger I'm
derstand / am not unoualifedly OPP
posed to n law If 1t can now be made
fair to all and be constitutional, but
know of no such Law as yet"
In answer to a question Mr.. Lloyd
said: II believe the one best solution
for all future ills of this kind Is ade-
quate salaries. that pensions and an
nuities should not be allowed to take
the place of just salaries"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
ROOSEVELT MEN
ON COMMITTEE
Will Work for Suitable Memo.
rial for Returning Men in
Service

81 Special CorTssDondenf.
ROOSEVELT, Jan. "a commit
pc has been appointed by Mayor
Hermann to provide for a suitable
public memorial to the sailors and
soldiers of the United States who rep
resented the borough of Roosevelt In
the war.
Various suggestions have been
made but the most favorable is one
recently suggested by Mayor Hermann
IN his annual message for the erection
of a memorial hospital, something
which is needed here.
Edward ]. He'll has been selected
chairman of the committee j. J.
Brown of the industrial committee.
The general committee is as follows:
Edward ]. He'll, Joseph A. Hermann,
William j. Lawlor, Frank Andres.
Edward J. C~oughlin. Clarence L.
Brewer Samuel B.. Brown, Herman
Gerke. r. J.. Murphy, C. c. Sheridan,
Thomas Devereux, Patrick ]. Cough
lin, John S. Olbricht. Rev. NJ. J.
Hagerty, Thomas Yorke, Frank Born.
Jacob Levenson, Charles Morris, JOS
eph w. Crane, George w. Morgan.
Clarence V. Common. Charles A. Brady,
George Bradley. andrew Christensen.
Joseph w. Groener. Nelson Almas,
Thomas Slugg. Joseph Young. ". B.
Keller, John II. Neville, Otto Staa-
bach, Martin Rock. Herman Shapiro,
John Mudrack, Leo Rockman. Henry
Harrington. William ID. Casey. F. f.
Simons, Harry Morecraft, William
Currie. Adam CARRIER, DIR. Maurice
Goodman, Emil Wilhelm, August
Marks, David Richards. Henry NJ.
Greene. Thomas Quinn. William Duff,
Edwin s. Quin. Fred Cotton. Arthur
We'll, w. V. Quin. Jc~gpn childs. Will
iian Eppenstiener, NJ. A. Kutcher.
Industrial committee: j. J. Brown,
chairman; r. w. Deacon, r. A. Wiley,
r. ]. Murphy. Paddleford Nelson. w.
p. Keller. DIR. Martin Low, Samuel
schwartz, Acaster Burtha.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
STOP CATAfiRH! OPEN
NQgTRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In Nostrils
Relieves Head Colds at Once.

If your n~ostrils are clogged and your
head is stuffed n you can't breathe
freely because of a cold or catarrh
Balm at any drug store. Apply a little
Of this fragrant, antispetic cream into
your nostrils and let II penetrate
through every air passage of your head
soothing and healing the infamed.
swollen mucous membrane and you get
instant relief.
All how good IL feels. Your n~ostrils
are open. your head is clear. no more
hawking. snuffling. blowing: no NOR
headache, dryness or struggling for
breath. Ely's Cream Balm Is Just what
sufferers from mead colds and catarrh
need. It's a dellRht.-AdY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
HINES-GOODNOw

By Special CotTeSpondent.
KEYPORT, Jan. 9.-Announce-
ment is made of the marriage of Miss
Pauline l.. Goodnow, daughter OF
Frederick W. Goodnow of Elmira,
and j. Joseph Hines, son of Captain
and Mrs. Joseph Hines. The cere-
mony was performed on Saturday
evening at st. Joseph's r. c. rectory.
Rev. Father NJ. c. O'Donnell oficiat-
ing. Miss Frances Perkins OF FL
mira. was the maid of honor and the
groom was attended by his brother
Dr.. James i. Hines.
Both the young people are well
known and popular In the borough.
Mr.. Hines is a member of the local
post office force. while the bride has
held q responsible position with the
Aeromarine Plane and Motor com.
pany. The couple Will reside in the
borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
PARENTS, READ THIS
How a Father Has Learned to
Save Shoe Bills.

MY son is very hard on shoes, SO
keeping him properly shod has been
quite an expense to me" writes MIR. j.
Allison Allen. of Amity, Arkansas.
But since ! started to buy Ne0lin-
soied shoes for him ! have found that
il costs only about a third as much to
keep him in shoes"
This is because Neoiin Soles are so
tough and durable that they wear a
very long time. Shoe bills are kept
down because you don't need so many
pairs.
You can get Ne6lin-soled shoes at
almost any good shoe store. They
come in all styles and for all members
of the family. Neolin Soles are also
available everywhere for RESIDING.
They are produced by a scientific pro
cess to be what soles ought 10 be: CON-
Portable, waterproof and Iong-wearing.
They are made by The Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Company. Akron. Ohio. who
also make Wingfoot Heels. guaranteed
TO outwear any other heels.
SO1es
fYx&x HEIE -. II. a fsl ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
BANK CASHIER HONOREO
Charles III. Wardcll Becomes Head of
Board of Directors

rf STeCfsf- TGSDBT.Iea f
MATAWAN, Jan. 9:-At the an
nual meeting of the Farmers & Mer-
chants National Bank his week
Charles Fl. Wardeli. who for the past
forty-fve years has been cashier of
the institution, was chosen as chair
r7an of the Board of Directors. Bert
CaTtan, the assistant cashier, was
naaoe snie in Mr.. Wardell's place.
The offices OF president and vice pres
ident remain unchanged, the presi-
dent being Judge Henry S. Terhune
and vice president James E.. voorhees,.
Mr.. Wardell had been cashier of
the organization since 1874, being one
of the leading spirits OF the bank and
seeing 1T grow until it became too
large for it's old home n the hand
some new building was erected four
or five e ago. The bank is not
only the oldest institution in the
county, but one of the most success
full.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
A ENEMY OF womANHoop

The compIeAion. digestion and al
most b complete personality Of
woman are dependent upon health.
Woman's Ills are her great enemy. as
they cause bad compilation. dark cir
cies undef the eyes. headache. back
ache. sleepiessness
drsggin&-down pains and the blues.
and often totally unnf her for q COM
panfon. n great American remedy
for such conditions Is Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. which has
been restoring three generations OF
afling women 40 health. and may be
Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
KEASBEY

Private Charles Romer. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Romer. received his
honorable discharge from the army
and has returned to his home here.
Miss Lena Madarasi visited friends
in Perth Amboy Tuesday night.
Private John Kawalski. of Camp
Dix. visited friends here Tuesday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
CAMPFIRE GIRLS MEET
Hold Social Hour After Business

Hold Social Hour After Business at
Keasbcy.
By Special CoyTeSDoa|eaI
KEASBEY, Jan. "a number of
Camp flre Girls met at the home of
Miss RosaIine Hufhner, Monday night
for their semi-monthly meeting. The
regular routine of business VAS car
ried out and was followed by a social
program.
A1us.cal selections were rendered
and songs sung. Miss Hofhner served
refreshments.
The next meeting is scheduled for
January FL at the home of the Misses
J~die and Izola johnson in Fords.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
kEASBEY BOY SCOUTS
Plans Perfected for Coming Dance al
Meeting.

TIhhN BcFlCCtcu TOT tOmin9 Dance aa
Meeting.
BU Snecfdf Correspondent
kEASBEl. Jan. AT the regular
meeting OF the Boy Scouts of Keasbey
held in Rogan's hall Tuesday night,
final preparations were made for the
dance to be held January IS.
Several committees were appointed
and the affair is expected to be better
than ever. A first class orchestra will
be on hand and refreshments will be
sold during the evening.
Several new patrol leaders were
elected for the year and many yells
We're practiced by the scouts. Scout
master Austin Stevenson and Assist
ant Scoutmaster Louis Watts were in
charge of the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
GAME POSTPONED
keyport Basketball Girls Will Play
Perth Anboy in March.

bp special CO-T5eSponde1t.
KEYPORT, Jan. Owing to q
misunderstanding. the basketball
game announced to have been played
last evening by the Perth Amboy-
Keyport high school girls did not take
place. The manager of the Perth Am
boy aggregation asked Miss Florence
Gildersieeve. local manager. for 4
game for Thursday evening. but Miss
Gildersleeve put the date for March Z.
owing to the local girls being booked
for Thursday night.
1t Is expected that the game will be
played on that date unless it should
be called Off by the Perth Amboy
girls. The local team has done good
work in the games played this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
WOODBRIDGE

The Builders of the NJ. L. church
will hold a food sale at the home of
Mrs. William Squier's in Green street,
Saturday. January is, at 3 O'Clock.
The History Club will meet with
Mrs. J.. II. Brown Wednesday.
January Is Miss Mary Daniels OF
Asbury Park, the third district vice
president. will be the speaker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09
SCULLY eiaEs x-RAY TO
SOUTH AMDOY HOSPITAL
VIII Visit Base Hospital to Determine
Best Kind to Procure.

Best Kind 20 Procure.
By Special CORRESPONDENT.
SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. 9-Congress-
man Thomas J. Scully has volunteered
to donate to the city hospital in this
city an X-ray for use in this institu-
ton. which will be the most powerful
o~btainable.
The hospital here have an X-ray.
but it has been found that 1t does not
quite fill the purpose, SO Congressman
Scully has very generously promised
this valuable instrument, and will
within a few days visit a base hos
pital in New York city for informa-
ton on the subject.
The X-ray now I'm use is said to
cost S1050.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-09

The leaders in the Monument Thea
tire contest are Marian Jackson. 1870;
Julia whalen. 1880; Katheleen Nc
Quirk. 1880.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10

Gardens. has been sold 70 Charles Ries-
ling OF New York City. George Howe
was the broker.
Misses Nash a Kennedy sold to Clar-
ence 0. Barring a piece OF land Joining
nus holdings In Scarsdale.
Chauncey b. Griffen a. Co soId for
1onn +. McDevitt house on Lincoln
avenue. Larchmont Park, with one acre
OF land, to John J. Rudolf Of Iselin &
Co., bankers.
Louis II. Low. president of the Port
Tree Realty Corporation, sold to Capt
Sohn Ckuikshank, u. s. A., the South
ohore Hotel property. completely fur
nished' at Freeport, L. l.
Inc executors of the estate of Louis
Siegoert sold his summer home, consist
ing or eight acres on Westwood ave-
nue., between Bath and Eastbourne ave-
nues, at Long Branch, with a dwelling, a
gardeners house, stable and garage.
Ahe purchaser Is Louis b Tim, secretary
or the Manhattan Shirt Company.
John c. Williams leased to William B.
Boulton, president Of the Morristown
trust Company. his residence at So NIL
Ter road, Morristown, furnished, for the
winter. Eugene v. Welsh was the
broker,
Prince & Ripley. Inc, sold for Mrs.
Edna KEELING her residence on Harmon
avenue, Peihamwood, to James w.
mooney; for the Pelham Bay Land Com
pany large parcel at Pelham to Mrs.
Jane s. kellogg. and n Colonial house on
Pelhamdale avenue. Pelham Manor. for
august Alderman to DR.. b. Michailow-
sky.
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RRooKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

samuel Galitzka q J. Lacov sold for
frank Pindyke to the Sherman Realty
ccmpany a plot 60x10o on the west side
N East Eighteenth street, about 240 feet
north Of Avenue L.
Meister Buildera Inc. purchased from
Harold C. Stowe the three apartment
houses at 1897 to 1881 Seventy-second
street.
Buckley & Horton Company sold at 243
washington avenue q three story and
basement brownstone house, lot 20x120,
Cor the Brooklyn Trust Company. truss
teaa Of the estate of Alfred E. Simonson.
r. J. Sforza sold for William Meyer
the two story brick two family dwelling,
an lot 20x100, at 1884 Bay Ridge
avenue
Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company the semi-detached brick dwell
ing at 1865 Sixty-first street. Mapleton
Park, to William Silver.
Realty Associates sold at 212-14 Java
street Greenpoint dwelling, on plot
boxi00 to John j. Mccarthy. Sloane
Aaancy, mo, was the broker. They
also sold at 1927 Devoe street. Will
liamsburg, two two story and basement
houses, on lot 25x100 each. to francesca
simonetti and Sabato Manganiello. The
brokers were John Perasso & Son.
Charles Buermann & Co. sold for
David Rosenberg 1865 st. Marks avenue,
4 three story three family flat, to s.
Stecklow.
. Meister Builders, Inc, purchased at
is50 Forty-first street a two story and
karret semi-detached frame dwelling on
4 plot 20x100.
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

|; The Lewis n May Company resold for
Morris Bieber the southeast corner OF
HOLLYWOOD avenue and Willow place
Far Rockaway. consisting of two and
4 half story dwelling on plot 100x150,
70 Frank Lavello>
E. s. and 8. F. Voss leased at Hewlett
Bay Park for Harold Strebeigh his house
At Everit and Auerbach avenues to Col.
{, C. Lansing for Mrs. r. w. Stevenson
her house on East Rockaway road to
Joseph E. Rldder: for Miss Z. Drew her
house on johnson place to John D.
Nichols; at Cedarhurst for Campbell
Locke his house on lakewood avenue to
Danforth Miller; for Mrs. T. F. White
her house on Cedarhurst avenue to How
ard Boulton; for Howard Boulton his
house on Cedarhurst avenue to Miss Jo-
sephlne c. Smith; for Herbert Mansley
his house on Lovers lane to Ralph w.
Thomas; for NJ. Wilson his house at
Broadway and Frost lane to Richard
Dana Skinner; for L. l.. Benedict his
house on Hollywood crossing to William
Braden for James n. Slice his house on
Cedarhurst avenue to Robert Loree.
Flushing Realty Company sold for
Nile F. Gordon a dwelling at Is South
Twenty seventh street. Flushing.
The McCreery Estate, Inc. sold from
plans to Mrs. A. Schierer the house at
Is Flushing place. Flushing.
Realty Associates sold at Is Melville
place, Richmond Hill, a two story brick
two family house. 20x52x100, to John ].
kearney, and at II Melville place a
similar house to Harriet o. Adler.
Henry Mollenhauer was the broker.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Cross & Brown leased the fifth floor
81 So to ~ West Twenty-first street to
lsadore Liebowitz; a loft at SAL West
ftfty-seventh street to the Greater City
Financing and Construction Company,
Ind Office space in IS East Forty-first
sreet to Philip Ruxton.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased to
4, T Vanderbilt e Co, Inc, executive
pffces at so East Forty-second street
snd to the Zenitherm Company a suite
81 offices in the same building.
Spear & Co. leased with George ME-
pan the store and basement at las and
~ West Twenty-eighth street to Kas-
sendorf e. Mayors; the store and base
hent at l07 Greene street to the LIB
trty Paper Company loft at % West
ftteenth street to the K. d. G. Chill
eren's Dress Company; loft at "a
West Seventeenth street to Samuel Mos
fowitz and Norbert Herman; loft at
sS7 and $50 Broadway to NJ. NJ. Bern
STEIN & Co. and lott to J. Kleinman &
sons; loft at 16 and IS East Twelfth
street. to Abraham Dlugatch; a loft at
40 TO 10 East Fourth street to Bash
Ftz Bros. Inc. half of the eleventh
ton at and West Eighteenth street
20 David Levy. and the second floor at
ln to l45 West Seventeenth street to
western Electric Company.
, Dwight, Archibald Perry, Inc.
seased the first floor at 133 and 1876 West
.Wenty-third street to Kirchner G Vein
berg the fourth floor at 1872 to 1913 West
2Wentv-fourth street to D. zimmerman
= Co, floor at 1873 and 1876 West Twen-
y-mird street to the Newport Dress
company; floor at 1874 to l2S West
f~enty-fourth street to Levy & INNER
man floor at 1877 West Twenty-third
sreet to the B. C. B. Cloak and Suit
company, and floor at AZ East Tween
V-third street to ]. F. Rolley & Co.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased to
me Federal X-Ray Company executive
pnces in the 30 East Forty second
pueet Building and to william T. Moon
suite Of offices in the same building.
. he'll Stern leased for the Manufac-
tHe,3 Building Company a floor in 3S7
ssS Fourth avenue. northeast corner Of
sWenty-seventh street, to Joseph Adel-
~ Sons for ten years
fhilip ]. Willenman leased to Louis
SIohe for term or twenty years the
eve story building. on a Ne 25xsS.9, at
e. West Twenty-sixth street. near
Sixth avenue.
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T1tls Guar q r Co. i7s Bwsy. $4,000
WHITTocK Av, si5, 8, 3sx1oo--Jos
Walk to Barclay Holding Corpn. ali
a STs' Fl a nis: . ~ oSt 'r.
Goodman and ano NO. to n F.cdors h 4 perno
sFS al atty nl: Ttis GUAR SEPT CO. yf'
VAN sujREN ST. iiii,. $. ii.s ;ai;Sve
Deter Deter Dahl to Fredk A southwortn. $50
exrs, Oct 8, due, &C, as per bond: atty,
Title Guar q T Co. 17s Bway... $500
2abTH ST, SIS. 1873 W Webster nv, 26xloo
-.Teresina Faiella to Jessie clifford. ass
W list st; Oct l, 9 yrs. SO; atty. Title
SAME PRoPERTY--same to Inter-county
$500, Oct /. instais, sssi atty, same. $500
BEECH Av. . g, 2s.2 Elm st, box1oo-
Antonietta Loffredo to Giacomo Grippa.
atty at i t.a, 81 II ssP 1,s * demand.
vYsE Av. W .. aso n 18TH st, aox1oo-
Harris Chsrlop to Alex Wise. Old
yrs, So atty, Title Quar- q T Co. i5s
HULL Av. W .. Sa5 3 aCC.h st. at.ioO--
Margt MCGOWAN to Fredk Med
Oct 1. yrs. s%; atty. r A stroh. ss
MiNNfEFoRD Xy. v cor Gross, tc1ioo;
l yr. So; atty. Title Guar Co. IFS
LOTS IS AND 81, Map Brady Realty co., CO,
Franklin Society for Home Bldg and
Sasinss, ss Park Row, Oct 8. iIstalls.
So; atty. Title Guar Co, l7s
LOT 10. Map Hunter Estate. Angelo 4
T T,,lS a, sv ct i1ns'tsls; e9si ,. sSS
RoEBLING Av, 2s6s, 8, 50xioo, John
Wolf to Mary Miller, s4s Castle Hill
av. Or mtg, $1,000, Oct 5, 8 yrs. 5H ~;
SAME nMstE sRoF T Ms S9 l'5 pTfy '6If
Miller. same address. pr mtg, $1,000;
1857 ST. B4o-t e, SIS. s lots each 1s.sx
to .Lizzie 3 Tooker. 81 Gramercy park,
s Mts O. Ssyrsi w sys atty T ,iE'sce
BI.AcKRooK Av ,ost. s. s5xlOs.
Anthony Keller TO N Edison Saw
ings Loan Assn. 1870 Z 18th st. Oct 7.
instails' So; atty, Title & Mtg
SAME PRoPERTx, same to john Tied iSy
St.loo. Oct 7, yrs, So; atty;
DAILY Az. is7s. IS. .5x4T.5. VIM Hail Hall
to Nathan herman. 1875 DAILY av. Oct 8.
2 yrs, SN%: atty, b s Deutsch. 2s1
pgNkE Ky, 5, loo white pia ;s'1 "a.
2Sxloo. VIM and Mary Dierolf to
chss Ullmsn. .715 Burke av,. pr mtg.
5000 =, Oct s.. yr: 81; atty, title
Theresa NJ Niewenhous to Theo D Mar
tin. - orne ct; Worcester. Mass. exr.
Oct 0. yrs. 5hSS; atty. Title Guar &
Co. l'e Bway. ............... .S5,5oo
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ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

NTH ST 2o4-2o6 W; lSsth st. B2s W.
Charlotte F Nicholson to Andrew Wilson,
Scarsdale, N Y, trustee; atty, A Wilson,
Jr, $40 Bway; assns. ,.......tel,846s6
18TH ST. l16 E-Farmers Loan a Trust
Co, trustee, to Farmers l. a T Co, "a
William st; attys, Geller, r & Koran,
list Es sT ssi W mtg 81, ccc ,,SSo
Estates Co to Surety Realty Co, 1875
Bway. 49,. ~ .,.,...... 800
PARK AV. 8 cor seth st-Lawysrs Title
& Co to Bowery Saw Bank, 1913 Bow
cry; attys, Cadwalader. w d T. a. Wall
9TH ST. .as e. mis ;s.5ioo.jno J cun n2sT
TO Lawyers Title T Co. $50 Bread
.sTH ST. $. 100 Isl: sv, mt. iisc,ovv,
int OF $1,000 Clarence Sinclair TO
Bertha NJ Sinclair. 944 Park av; attys
Butcher. T q r. Madison sv...,....Si
itlsT ST. $50 w, mtg ,5o,soo. confirms
last sssn-Abel King and ano to Jos
Natanson, ITO BwAy. al
WOOSTER ST. S-samr d southmayd and
anO. admrs. to ID Southmayd, 237 WAL
nut st, Orange, j. atty, H stetson,
i4TH ST, sO2 E-Lawysrs Mtg Co to SAINT
Krohnberg. sss West End av; atty, L N
~ Go; s. Liberty st. :,ii.so0
Title Guar a Trust Co. l7s Bway. t2s, 900
b7TH ST, 20-22 w, mtg 5000, o6o-Raiph
Ellis to Elisabeth W Ellis. Jericho, L II
atty, Title Guar & T Co. IFS Bway. 81
10TH ST. ils W, mtg oooEPhiiip
n Y. to Teresa Dongan, 2oS w nth st =:
atty, H p Robinson, 40 Wall st, ala, 900
18TH ST. ass z. mtg $1,000. q t-Abraham
Klein to Ignatz Schwartz, $40 e SAD ut /;
atty. Norris cukor. 60 Park Row. u
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four story apartment house Adolph
a Henry Bloch acted for the pur-
chaser and Bowman q Shea for tho
seller. -
nAsT 18TH STREET - Clement II.
smith sold the dwelling at 490 East
r7bth street, on lot 27x104.
EAST 173D STREET - Clement H.
Siunth cold the three family brick
house at 400 East 1880 street
EAST NTH STREET-Richard Dick
son sold the southeast corner Of Nor
ris avenue and nth street, i've
story non-elevator apartment house.
on q plot 60x95.
EAST 18th STREET-Frederick OPP
nenheimer, who bought from the Dora
paul estate the four story fiat at 324
East l54th street, resold the property
"a John Adamec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT,

Hsggstrom s. Callen have been ap-
pointed managing agents of the store
and apartment buildings at 1855 and 737
East 1s0th street.
Goodwin & Goodwin have been ap-
pointed agents for Sal West 1s2d street
julia ]. Browne is the buyer Of the
dwelling at 10 West Sevonty-third street,
sold recently by Eva c. PutIey.
The Real Estate Owners Association
of the Twelfth and Nineteenth wards
VIII meet this evening. at S:15. in the
New York Turn Hall. Lexington avenue
and Eighty-fifth street
Nell Paterson is the buyer of the
dwelling at ZIG West Seventy-e!gh
street, sold by Edward C. H Vogler.