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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy and warmer tonight and Sat
urday Probably rain.


hole's h, ,s,ous sppctt TO.
lhcrehh'r stories arc told " the
indles appetite. und in order Ia see
n there wns an, thing IN them twrites
All English corrospondenO Il ed an
experiment, My mole a mtroaly
lndy--welghed three and half ounces
Jiacl iior Of fnod that she was given
was calrfnlly weighed and here j. her
record lglNCet . n. NJ. and noon;
One frog, fhrce SugS, twenty-four
eartlwCi1ns, a piece cf raw mutton.
and a hit NJ cheese, total Of lust
over four ounce Some Gclgy follow.
ed os my stocE of weighed rood VII.
exhausted Probably by the time
lnd replcnlshcd It she thought 1t WINS
time for n fresh meal for she went
at Il ngnm with No visible damage to
her anup-'ie anl before three O'Clock
she had got trough another three
ounces, mostly earthworns this time.
That waG lw'cr her own weight in
food In SIX hours hflcr this display
] gave UP tl' attempt To measure her
maximum cNlmciiy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03

COAL VERY SCARCE
But Local Dealers Are Promised Sup.
ply In Few Days.

The coal situation in Bennington Is
better than in some towns but not so
good as might be wished The local
dealers have very little coal on hand
but are promised fresh supply right
awaJ
In addition, as matter Of safety
they have ordered several cars from
speculetors Fer this they will have
to pay several dollars ton more
than the retail prices OF the coal that
comes direct from the mines They
figured, however that It would be bet
ter to have this coal than none at all.
In Rutland this week there is said
to be no hard coal available and peo.
pie are plecing out with soft coal from
the railroad and mills.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03

"Why, JomnyH said the caller MS
the lad wepl bitterly crying on
Christmas muwngY
'Yuh-ycssir sobhel Johnny eve
all agreed Ia oar family this year to
gug-ave raci other only what we
needed MOST
"Well thit Isn't such o bad idea Is
itf Nulhng GO crl about anyhow,
rhT
ITS ruierourn -uhhed Johnny.
"lut rny" mr llckin
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
U. S. MAIL ROBBED
Masker Bandits Escape With Regis.
tered Mall.

Minneapolis Dec. 3-Two masked
bandits entered the mail car OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul pas
senger train at o'clock this morn
ing, just outside Of the city limits.
They bound the crew and escaped
With one hundred pieces OF registered
mail by jumping from the moving
train
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
POPE BENEDICT ASKS OFFERING
In Behalf of Children Suffering Be
cause of War.

London, Dec 3.-Offerings are to be
received in all Catholic churches
throughout Christendom on December
26th in behalf OF the suffering child
ZEN of all countries which are suffer.
ing because of war. The day is fixed
in an encyclcal letter issued to the
church by Pope Benedict today
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
MRS. MaeswlNEY ARRIVES
May Arrive in New York Late This
Evening

New York, Dec 81 Mrs Murlel
MacSwiney. widow Of the late Lord
Mayor Of Cork, may not set foot on
American soil until tomorrow morning
This was announced by White Star Of
ficals who said that Nle steamship
Celtic, bearing the widow on her voy-
age TO the United States, to testify
before a committee of 100, inyestigat,
ing the conditions in Ireland, would
not reach quarantine by noon as ex-
pc ted.
Possibly a tug may be sent down the
harbor to bring the widow ashore for
the reception planned for her this
evening.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
WAR OPENS WITH SPEECH
o'Annungo Begins His Campaign
Against italy.

Trieste, Dec. S:-The state of war
between the Kingdom Of Italy and
the Regency cf Quarnero' ct Ffume
began at midnight but UP to break
fast time no visible evidence Of ac-
tual hositiltes could be seen. The
only indication of trouble was
fierce pronouncement by D'Annunzio
against General Cayiglia of the regu
lar troops against surrendering the
city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
TSSTIE
20sept1S
Montpelier, VI,
IA 4 AO1AAJ
SECTION |
USUAL FLAvoRlNe BARRED
Bureau Of Internal Revenue to Rules
on Plum Pudding.

Washington, Dec. 3.-Flavoring Of
home made Christmas plum pudding
containing mincemeat, branded cher
ries and peaches with alcoholic
spirits, is violation Of the prohibi-
tion enforcement law.
Such foods are liable to seizure by
the bureau CT internal revenue as
previously stated.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
All This Right Close BY.

Mr Murphys lyric voice vitalized
by a humanizing yibrato such as a
violinist produces with his fingers on
he strings is of peculiarly luscious
timbre, we'll schooled, flexible and re
spCnsive His style is polished yet
not ct the expense Of warmth and ex-
lressiyeness of utterance-Sringfield
VI, Reporter,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
Remarkahle wud Flower.

Huugary grows a wild flower which
the exact floral image OF a hum.
ming bird. The breast Is green, the
throat yellow, the head and beak el.
most black
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
RuMoRs OF IRISH PEACE
Prellmnaries Of Settlement Believed
to Sc Started.

London. Dec 3.-Recent rumors Of
important influences working for the
conclusion OF truce in Ireland and
preliminary to a permanent peace are
revived by some newspapers today, A
suggestion is made that definite meas
ures OF Cancellation are In progress
but a reports are vague
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03

This being the dull season, too late
to rock the boat and too early to
kate on thin ice, the Fool Killer is
taking a much needed rest.-Spring-
ield Union.
Up here he's getting read tc go deer
luntins
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
AMERICAN coal cHEApgR.

Price In France Lower than That Of
English Coal.
Paris Dec. 3.--Large arrivals Of
American coal bound for French
ports, are causing much comment.
The American coal can be imported
for about 10 shillings ton lower
than the English coal.
The Paris edition of the Daily Mail
says that England is losing her priv.
ileged position as the world coal
dealer and says that America is aim
ing at obtaining full control.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
About the MistIetOe

COLES, IN his art Of
~ Srmpling," observes, "If
one hang mlstletoe about the
neck the witches can have no
power OF him" Some lingering
superstition remains in the
present day, and In many houses
bunch OF the mistletoe is sus-
pended from the ceiling, under
which the male part of the us.
semhly have the privilege of
taking the ladies' aud saluting
them, AZ the same time they
should wish them happy new
year and present them with one
Of the berries for good luck In
other pAces people try by lots
by the cracking Of the leaves
and berries in the fire,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-03
Too LATn TO oLAssIFS.

TO RENT-Flat on Main street BEN
niugtou. consisting of four rooms and
"A large Kitchen Inquire T. @. Box %
North Bennington. flto
FOR SALE--Hudson siN-forty car:
Chalmers TOP: oversize tire for Dodge,
second hand tubes for Dodge All these
win be sold at bargain prices Apply
goa Depot ST. George Durand tltb'
LOST Between Black Cat mill and
Dewey street, a tire chain. Finder
please return to w. j Handles, III
South street flt5
WANTED--Cook at the W b. Plum
kett Memorial hospital, Adams, Mass.
average family 35, new hospitalC with
modern ConVenienCcs ttt3
FOR SALE--Hot fresh roasted pea
nuts at petras Market, 42i Main St,
next to Noveck's store 7lt6"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Atchisor Executive
Hopeful of Conditions

Inc economic readjustment now
gong on in the United States should
cause no serious uneasiness, in the
opinion Of ". B. Storey, president of
'he Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe
railroad, who was in New York yester-
day. He expressed the belief, how
ever that prices will not descend to
the level of 1914. Although! he granted
tnat there would be a falling off in
nearly all industries until the coun-
Try caught up with over production, he
saio tnat, as applied to railroads, the
ehect upon employees would not be
so serious as in other lines, as they
are still working under conditions es-
'aoilshed by the ilroad board.
commenting on the financial re-
qulrements Of the carriers Mr.. Storey
sald there was little inclination to
enter the market fJr funds because of
.he high cost Of borrowing. There
mas oeen falling off in freight traffic
on the Atchson, he stated, but no de-
cllne has been noticeable in passenger
business The reduction in freieht
BUSINESS, Dir. Storey said, was caused
by the tendency Of farmers to hold
"heat and cotton for higher prices.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Julian Ripley
Sells Fine Home
In 5lst Street
Parts With House Between
Park and Madison Ave-
nues for Which He Has
Been Asking $4,000

Douglas Gilman & Co. sold tor
Julian A. Ripley, as East Fifty first
Street, five and one-half story Ameri-
can basement house. 22x1O05, to a
client for occupancy. The seller has
been asking $4,000 for the property.
Auguste Nj. Thiery sold to Marie
Morrison the three-story dwelling $50
East Sevent eighth Street, 1S9xl02 .
jar Fl. Cruikshank resold to WILL
lam L. Haynes, 2048 ..adison Avenue.
a thrcc-story dwelling, 16.4x75. Joseph
aterman was the broker.
The Hudson P. Rose Company resold
to Antonio Castorina the three-story
gym East 1l5th Street, 12.6x
100.11
The Antilean Beneficial League Of
America bought the three-story dwell
ing, 30 West 1H9th Street. c16x99.11.
Alfred &C. Dodman sold the three
story and basement dwelling $50 West
Lnl a .aue, on lot 2OXSO, between
l02d and 103d Streets.
Elizabeth A. Brady sold to Thomas
Healy the three story dwelling 70
East l29th Street, 173x9ol1.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
K al E. state News
Wall Street Office Space
Taken OF Market
S5OO.OOO Is Paid for Floor in
Munson Building: Italian Bank
to Locate at No. 63

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased to
the Consolidated Coal Company the
eighteenth Aoor Of the new twenty
five story building now being erected
by the Manson Steamship Lines at Wall
and Pearl streets. It is understood
tHat the aggregate rental is in the
neg hborhood OF S50O,000
The Brown. Wheelock COmpanv.
Inc, leased the second floor of So Wall
street, part os whic. is occupied by
the Merchants Bank X Canada, who
intend 10 move on May l, 1921, to 3S
" all Street, the property they pur-
chased from Post G. Flagg The new
tenant is the Crediso ltaiiano OF Italy.
which is represented in this country
by Felice Bava, and VIII be occupied
by them as banking Offices.
Pease & Gilman leased the east
erly store and the second floor Mt p
al d % West Thirty-fourth Street for
the \. & K. Stores, Inc, to B. Rat
kowsky. who conducts a chain of fur
shops in the Fifth Avenue district.
The lease is for term of years, at
all aggregate rental OF $50 600. The
new tenant will take immediate pos
session
George r. Read & Co. have rented
10 gmund Eisner Co., uniform
makers the first floor at 1876 and l2S
Fifth Avenue for c. A. Gould, repre-
sented by Carstein & Linnekin.
The Brett & Goode Company leased
at 1O5 Wes. Twenty-eighth Street the
parlor floor store to Green berg &
Lelbovitz and the fourth floor to Rub
enstein Protas, Inc; at to II
W5st Forty fifth Street the second
floor to Michael j. kilmartin, and at
1O9 West Twenty eighth Street the
parlor floor store to the Pacific Ladies
Garment Company.
Cushman e. Wakefield, Inc, leased
Offices in the new Fifth Avenue Build
ing to the Atlantic OIL Terminal. Inc
Huberth & Huberth, with Louis II.
May e. Co., leased the store 211 West
FHty- eighth Street to the Motor
Hearse Corporation of America.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
No One Wants Arsenal or
Armory Boards Terms
Money Too Scarce to Pay All
Cash for Historic Seventh
Avenue Corner

Under the conditions imposed by
the Armory Board nc one seems will
ing to own the State Arsenal property
at the northeast corner of Seventh
Avenue and Thirty-hfth Street. which
the state authorities have been
anxious to dispose of for some time.
Announcement was made some time
ago that the Armory Board would re-
ceiNe bids Ter the corner. bN. 10 bids
were received up to til, ,'me set for
them to be in. Last Monday was then
ct as the cay for those interested in
the realty to have sealed bids with the
Armory Beard, and Tor a second time
no one made a bid.
The arsenal property has a frontage
Of $50 feet on Seventh Avenue and
20S.4 feet on Thirty-t Eth St eet. If
money WAS freer there is little doubt
that the terms of .he Armory Board,
which are all cash, would have been
met.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Fn g.'isl, Residents
Accept Offer for
}Eorssin Gsi('e { Elats
Center Estate. of London,
Parts With Long Held
House: Market Good for
Moderate Priced Realty

Ryan & Co. have sola for ne Center
estste, Of London. England. 10 a client
Of F. William Schns. SO Morningside
Avenue Fast. a hve-story fat, 25xl0O.
Innes & Center represented the Cen
ter estate
Joseph BrotsAey sold to salomon
Brenner the six-story apartment st
and II East 107th Street. 40xl0O.
Abraham Safir purchased from Leo
pod Welss, through Louis Block, 212
EAST Ninety ninth Street, q five-story
tenement. 25xl0o.
Consiglia Arbolino sold 20 Peppins
QuNrolo the four-story tenement at 327
East l09th Street, 25xlo0.
- Emilio Piergirgi sold TO Annie
Rochmes the four~story tenement at 5A
East l04th Street, 25xl00l1.
The AGRA Realty Company sold to
Joseph Di Matteo the four story tene-
Ioent at 2292 First Avenue, tSl0x75.
James W. Conlon sold to Domenico
Stiglana the four-story tenement at
329 East 1l9th Street, 20xl00.ll
Anna Alters sold 10 Dietrich Klingen-
berg the four story tenement at Ali
West Ffty-fourth Street. 25xlO0l1.
The keilner Realty Company sold to
Rose AppieAome the four story tene-
ment at l59 Avenue c, southwest corr
ner Of Tenth Street, two story tene-
ments. 23.3xsS.
Caroline T. kissel sold 70 the Perbin
Holding CompanT the five-story tene-
ment at 80 Ridge Street, 30x50.7
- = = - =
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08

-Dreyfus Co.; Miss I.
SILK gowns and Tedd!es
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08

Putnam Co. Hosiery: 377 Broadway.
ST. LOUIS Famous 4. Barr Co: II. d.
Page, basement dresses, 81 West Twenty
sixth Street.
ST. LOCIS-Bronx Hat Co: J. FEEDER and
c. Warner. manufacturers womcn's and
mems hats. 62l broadway. room. 633.
ST. lotlS-Ely & Walker d G. Co.; w. +.
Roney. furnishings. J6 Worth Street.
Majrstic Cloak and Suit Co;
- H. Given. coats. suits. furs: Miss NJ.
Cohen. dresses. waists; Pennsylvania.
TAMPA, Fla.-I3cntley- Dry Goods
Co. j. w. Bryan, piece goods; 43 Loon
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
SURROGATES, NOTICES

THE People or THE STATE OF NEW
xgTf by rae WIAu MT1'e M Ge1 Nos1sx FrGs ana II
DEN. A LrIIaniNt rill.I'is ''' NN>.A
KIDD. RAYMOND l.. HERBERT. FHRul
NANDo de MrR1As. II. GrY VE1TAl
nsN SYLVIA de MGniAs VH%6nH va
JEAN VANDIil. vsl1R GRACE KlpI
DICKINSON, COURIER DlCklNSpN. TILL
NlTED STATES TRUST COMPANY Ol
NEW YORK and to all person Interested as
creditors. legatees, next of kin or Other
wise. IN the Estate Of tlorence '. RYDER
resident Of the County OF Sew York
l'pon the petition of w DUDLEY CARI.E.
TON. residing mt RinrWood Manor IN the
county of fassaic and state of New Jersey
az sole qual'hsd and acting trustee, Of The
Testament of said Florence V. Ryder, de
ceased. You and each Of YOU are hereby
Court Of New York County held at the
Hail of Records. In the County of New
York on the 7th day OF January, 1921 at
Gay why ne account OF proccedings or w
DUDLEY CARLETON. as sole qualified and
acting trustee OF the trusts created in and
hy the Last WIZ aud restoment OF said
Florence V. Rylcr. deceased. should not
be ludicially settled and why the appoint
men' Of the UNITED STATES TRUST COM
ganizci and existing under and by virtue
OF the laws Of The state Of Now York as
'r"F'e" win H"id petitioner oi 'ne trus'
created in and by The Last VIII and
Tcstamcnt OF said deccdent under appoint
meni made by snd petitioner pursuant &c
the raraeraph numbered 'lwentleth" OF
said decedenls VIII should not he confirmed
and for such other and further relief as
to the couf, may sccm juSt nnd proper
IN TEST NOISY WHEREOF. We have
causei The Seal II the SurroEates' Court
or The naid County Of New York to he
hcrcunto anixcd. WITNESS HONORABLE
JOHN J. COHALAN. a Surrogate of our
s"ii County nt tho County Of New York.
30 l6th day of Novclnher, In the year of
onl Lord one thousnnd nine hundred and
twenty
o. 81 DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Postpone Again Auction of
Y. Y. Railways Co. Realf,

The auction sale of the real estate
holdings of the new York Railway Com
pany on November 7, adjourned to
yesterday, was further adjourned till
February . by Joseph ?. Day
auctioneer
The auction Offering Of the realty
and personally of the late "Bic Tim y
su Ivan. originally scheduled for No.
vember % by Auctioneer Henry Brady
and adjourned till yesterday by order
OF Justice Giegerich, has been further
adjourned till January II.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Trading in the Bronx

Bessie Horowitz sold to the w. & D
Realty Company the fiat 1919 Brook
Avenue. 30x71.
Armstrong Bros. sold 1921 Perry
Avenue. a two-family dwelling. 25xl00
for J. Hanlon tt J. Scott.
The Hudson T. Rose Company pur-
chased from P. Halpern the two family
frame house at 8, 5 Forest Avenue.
Laura G. Phelan sold to Rosie Axel
the plot. 50x267Sx irregular, on the
west side of Ryer Avenue, 2451 feet
north of Burnside Avenue.
Samuel Rubin sold to Isadore Benen-
son the vacant plot, 41.9x1034. north
east corner Of Grand Avenue and 165th
Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Fire Record

245-ss Orchard St; Max Fein-
2:So-asl hroadway Edward Mar.
9:2o-l$5 West broadway Klein '''''S
4ao-los West i4oih ST. - H. i'N N''"
4so-so7 West iiith st, Marie @''0""
soO-4s sVwVsff' wSf, an ST., nysraas :"9S''~"
1o4o--so7 Eighth Ave; Max Cold
1l:2o-272 west 18Th St, Lillian ~
7, =, McAVoy '.........,..... .Unknow n
II Front OF wcst a2d St
automobile; Barnett &
12.s5-lo7 Warren Street Eppen &
1:l5-ls pepaacry street.; Sarah ar'''S
2:5o-2s " west Fifteenth street iF'"'"S
Atlaa Cloth sponging Co.
2:55--En front Of South Ferry; Auto =
truck; Adams A. Martin
s:oo-l2a East ll2th street; Mrs -
a:6o--s9s East l6Gth street tho ''""s
Bronx; E Ruben .....N.T .Trihing
4:2o-ln front of IA Nescy Street
auto truck, W. d J. Sloan
5:oo-169 East 1oath Street Owner
510-17o3 Amsterdam Avenue; Mar
TN English ...............- Trinng
s:5o-4o West End Avenue: Albert ''''''s
IlAItc0rE ........... Unknown
7:0o-Parl1 ave. and 1921 st, auto
truck: o. Sicd!er. er....... TrlAirg
':o'-lV - 10 W. 4itn st; Luccas
2 00-36 " 2lst st., Leventon
e:s5-2s5 Hi,;f,aro St; cohen a'"0w" Z
N'lHnSliN ..........-| .-.... Unknown
9:55-19 W; lo2d st; John Par
Ndciita Irifi in z.
The record on December 3 showed 4 fire
as having occurred in the premises OF
Baum Strauss & CO., at 112 Franklin
street. It vas confined to the premises OF
another firm
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Brokers in Coventry Sale

Brown, Whcclock Company, Inc.
were the brokers in the recent sale
OF 317 West Broadway, running through
to 63 Wooster Street, fve-storv loft.
27.cN2oo, for Mrs. Henry Coventry. Of
London, to the United States Trust
company, Herbert c. Pell jr., Clarence
{. fell as trustees, who are the own
crs OF the adjoining property, 375 West
Broadway, running through TO 81
Wooster Street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Mrs. George A. Crocker
Rents Home in East 9th ST

William A. White & Sons leased for
long term on a net rental basis 13
East Ninth Street, me four-story and
basement dwelling, 25x53x92. for
Mrs. George A. Crocker to client of
j. de S. Trenholm.
Pease & Gilman leased for Mrs.
Emil Heuel to Miss Annie K Brown
the three-story dwelling at 151 West
ghty-seventh Street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Employees of Packers
Win 5 Per Cent Raise

CHICAGO, Dec. IA per cent
wage increase for the period between
y nday, July 1920 and Sunday, De
cembe 8, 1920, was granite employees
of the packing and allied industries in
a decision handed down today bv
FEEDER ! Judge Samuel Alschuler, arbi
trator in packir-; house wage disputes.
me employees had asked for a flat
increase Of 81 day.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08

100 & sNs. New nnsianO Fuel on Co. v T
s. 50 New England Fuel on Co. V. r
S''g9O fromissory Note OF Simon Metche
Tasg" 1asg !une lo' 1920. due oct. 10
*S,.S5.5S trorN.ssory Note Of y Tourc,ao
dated July II. 1920 due oct, IL
~ at io's Interest.
s1''f' 90 'front.' sorry Note Of Chas shaw
Is's' lSsS JuHs me ~, ~. 1920. due Oct. Is,
man dated June f. lq2o. due Dec
eoo l. 1890. ut iofs Interest,
*-'O'V 'gi,5s9sH wcli ds,sH Note . 9t Fded G. cald-
Mary s, l99l. at So Interest Jan
$4,000 Promissorv Notca Of frea {; Ca,a-
we'll dated July Is. 1920. due jan
e. ooo Nary = 1921 AZ sc Interest
'''' wc 5G''SIatS dSSa NSE Sent. OF %red caa,
MARCH 90. la2i. at So Interes, que
si9.S25 Promis ory Note of Jean !, por.
dated July 81. 1920. due Oc,' aS
rs shs. Hudson Realty CO.
600 shs. Haytian American Cornn.
500 shs Haytian American corpn. Com
$4,000 Mason s' city & Fort Dooss
525 shs American Uniform Co
10 shs- spicer Manfs. Co. prefd.
1VV sns' Haytian American Corpn.
30 shs. Haytian American Corpn. Ord
90 shs Haytan American corpn.
rs shs. General Bond & Share Co.
1000 shs. Buttcrworth-Judsou CO. Com
mon. In
1000 shs. Verde Combination corpn. CO.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Building Planned for Narick
Street to Cost $500. .OO0

Plans have been hled with the Man
haitian Bureau Of Buildings for the
construction OF an e!ght-story build
ing at "a to SO Varick Street and s
St Johns Lane to tc used as a post
oFlce. 1t VIII have a frontage of 239.5
feet on each street and q depth of 40
'ect. Larrcmore Y. Y. Sweezy is the
architect and has estimated the cost
at $S00000 The Ultra Realty Com
pany is the oMncr Of record
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Buying Homes in Ridccwood

S: S. Walstrum Gordon & Forman
sold for John A Tcrhune his dwelling
on South Maple Avenue, Ridgewood
n. j., to Harold II. Griffin, and for
David 7. Fontarede So North Pleasant
Avenue to George r. Harrison, of Mid
land Park, n. j.; also for j. c. Fergu-
son to Victor De Pauw 276 North
Pleasant Avenue
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Sale of Avenue ID Corner

Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd sold
for the estate Of Henry Wenzel the
six story building, 10 Avenue y, north
east corner Of Fourth Street, 24x1OO,
to client of NJ. Wallowltz.
Tho Real Estate Management Com
pany sold for the estate of Mary G.
n ney four lots on the south side Of
l4oth Street, 375 feet east of Lcnox
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Scranton Man TO Live Here

Studios Development Corporation Of
81 West Sixty seventh Street, has
leased large duplex apartment at so
West Sixty y~seventh Street to Benja-
min II. Throop, of Scranton, Pa
Harris, Vought & Co. leased apart
ments at ia East Seventy-frst street
TO +. j. and A. Tracy; 230 Madison
Avenue to Frances c. Platt; 23 East
tightyninth Street to B. Kcycs, and
1912 Madison AvenuA 70 Z. S:non
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
investor Buys Building
Facing PENNSYLVANIA Station

f.. & G. Phomm sold for the City
Real Estate Company, to Leo Kahn,
the four story building 262 West
Thirty fourth Street, l46x98.9. The
property is close to The Thirty fourth
street entrance of the Pennsylvania
station, and is separated from the
Chelsea Exchange Bank by 19.6-foot
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
Sale of E}roOdlyn EIoncs

Abraham Satiir sold for E. B. Strong
20 client for occupancy the three
story dwelling 4l0 j jefferson Avenue,
1SX100.
B. r. Knowles Company sold 73
keap Street, a two and one e-haf-storv
dwelling, for client to a Mr.. Levy.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08
" hite Plains

MODERN HOMES
White Plains. Hartsdsle. Scars'Ale.
From $40. 600 up SIND for list.
WM j. MOHREII. Inc,
Depot square. White Plains. \. Y. Tel oo4
New-York tribune., 1920-12-08

a GOOD HOME BUY--Ncw: 6 rooms tiled
bath. steam heat. gas. electricity. latest
conVeAiences front and back yards; room
for garage and driveway: ONLY $1,000 cash
$3.50 FLATBUSH