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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28
TUESDAY. MAY 4FH.
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at Il a-. n, Haiz or shine ,ss {. :, ;;,,szo,ss,,ns. ,sz,s, ...s, .s.-
 taf s,oS4 sDl'g~ses s~yssl old daughts5s of KING kORADYkE. SADIE Y ALE DE hS5lLL i2Sis2. who is siTsd ey the, great klNSS KORNpYKE SADIE VALE and oul et ruRY.; sire SIR .vEEMAS- HESGEh- WELD who has. 1ei 90 H.. daughters Taese neifers are out of dams that are
 HndaaghtsTs of sSen- S s Rptso Ts ssles sssIs i, II fIESlsERNELD DE KOL. and PeS- | TfAC~ BURISELs AThey were bred 10 SIR YEEMAN FLORENCE VALE. Eno !; Is a son of SIR NEEMsAN, h5sSS.E F. : KING .KORNDTKE. SADIE VALE. ano g thelr calves are. also sn the sale Come ] and buy thems for they are hare 70 One 10 year old daughter of HOME. STEAD GIRL, DE koL SARcAsLfC HAD, the noted CENTURY sire SAe { has aa reeobd of -16H ID. made as
 yeaTGSng ois and ss nsa sb,srs yes Sr .sn ID.
 erandson 1s of . coLASTHk JoH1NNA LAD, another famous CENTURY sire
 aref aieos tin the sale. LAETfIA-JoHASNA LAD. who has
 9. 30 ssih. daughters They are 1resht or nearly so. and are all large. straight F. typey~ scows.ssthat' are equally fitted TOT either foundation or breeding pur- One 1sA To. A. R. O.. granddaughte- Of the noted-buli SIR SADIE CoEND-
 :are femeles- in the sale and IS excel lently. bred and a producer of merit She should find a. home in some hreed- ompnoftIhi,y m d sS she veil ii deserves. She ls the kind that cannot be bought et \ private treaty.
 One yearllnE bull sired by KING ItPOSTIAC, CALYPSO 5th, who Is ! grandson of the mighty. KING OF TIE ' PoNTIACS. the only DOUBLE CEN X FURY sire. a bull that has never been \ surpassed and whose influence or. the breed wiii never be forgotten. me dam Els d daughter of DUTCHLAND l lCoLASTHAs DTKE. who Is by COLAN- \ ]! TIA. JOHANNA LAD out of an A. R. \ WELD COUNT DE .IloL1 The. .damss dam Is an inbred daughter of ths graTd old hull LORD NETHERLASD
 DE KoL 127. A. R. o.. daughters Sew him. and where could you secure more ! desirable. blood lines than of theso \ far1otIs siresfs -
 above stock sired hv a son of SIR \ vEEMAN- -HEEGERvELD out of zan N th.@ Ir.L2 year old daughter of KING \ 1 EoRNDYRE SADIE VALE .or hy 9
 2sh grandson Of coLANTHA JoHAN- N Thfs iis a breeders herd being dis
 nersed because If labor shortage, and Hit is grand opportunity for you to
 secure some of the famous animals ttha have always made their home h \ this herd. IL. Is the. l-. ~ssf \ BIRTHPLACE OF t sEGIs PAYNE JOHANNA,
 | the worlds first 50 iS. COW. k.. Al Ar will be sold for the high dollar
 and you have the say, so come ana | bring your halter. -; | Also. a few good cows of exceptions Sale managed and cried by PECK { | PECK, Livestock Auctioneers. Norwici | Town. Conn aprzIsws
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28
BIRTHPLACE OF SEGIs PAYNE JOHANNA,
Public Auction
 RAIN OR SHINE. SATURDAY, MAY 9TH. 1928.

SAEOhDAh, AAf oia. Ao1ss
 st- at IF e'eIsek noen,- s---..s at the Brewster homestead, two miles South Of Jewett City.s2s cows. several of which are high grade Holsteins.. and one registered Hoisetin bull. Koningin Pietert3e Lad i.f7oo.. These cows. have all been. bred to this bull and win tbe- gin to freshen June i. Also H,nman three-unit milker to be sold at private sale.
 | SIMON BREWSTER.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS
CLEAN HENS AND NESTS.

those crops that make q quick growth and require plenty of fertility in the soil.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28

wmx yoU:vAEr L. =st your sns- mesa before the pubr-. shsrs is ne
 nstjum. better ehan fArorxh ths s1- ve tirinK csruans s- The BuiietiA- --
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AT 4 coURT OF PROBATE HELD at Montville, within and for the Dis trict of Montville. on the 2sth day of Apfl,. A. D. 1920.
 Present-DAN D. HOME. Judge.
 Estate of F. Henry Corey, late of Ordered, That the Administrator cite the creditors of said deceased to bring in their. claims against said estate within six months from this date b5 posting notice to that effect, together with a copy of this or Ter. on the sign post nearest to the place where said deceased last dwelt. and in the same town, and by publishing the same once having a circulations in said district and make return to this Court.
 DAN D. HOME, Judge.
 The above and foregoing is a true copy of record.
 Attest: SUSAN F. HOME. Clark
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28
AUTO ACCESSORIES

To reduce stock In our accessory department we will sell Goodrich tires and tubes. Fisk and Ajax tires. auto soap. greases and top dressing. .polisses. radiator stop leak. spark plugs. Weed chains. carbon remover. dry cells, tire tale searchlights, trouble lights. Ford and larger carburetors. mirrors. pumps. jacks and other accessories.
 Terms strictly cash. Come pre- nared to buy under these conditions. Don't fall to attend. rain or shine. This Is a high grade sale. Every thing will be found as described and sold as stated THE KEITH TRUCKING & GARAGE co.
 Putnam. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28

WHEN YOU WANT 10 pr:- your ouss lness before the pnni,-- .here is na medium better tS.s.' through. the ad-. ee-tistaE columns .: Tne Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28

NoTICE.-An creditors of said de. ceased arc hereby notified to present their claims against said estate to the undersigned at Norwich, Conn, R. F. ID. No. 2, within the time limited in the above and foregoing order
 CHARLES R. BROWNING, apr2sd Administrator.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28
llgeAl NOTICES.
FOR SALE

Probate for the -D{strJot Of Bozreh. Conn, wIii sell the real estate ofs the late Finest Taylor. .deceasec. .sitrztsd h said . Bozrah, more fully described on application ttor. sale,
 ,, ,'fy EDMUND A. PRENTICE, t-
 aprtSd ". s-.. Administrator.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28
TRACKING EaurPMENr

Several sets of pulley blocks and ropes, chains. bars. shoveis. binding ropes, whiffietrees, eyeners. lead bars. canvas covers for trucks or wagons. piano covers and moving equipment. Several pairs of skIds for loading and unloading heavy freight.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28
Aassrfss,eas yEi sci E BsI;sH Esr EI..ila,r sor csle s-I Aesefdseneni VIII Get Il
AUCTIONS.

= --F - . - xITTER BROS. ...,..s AustsoResrs Office and saiesrooms. 4s Main
 Street. DAileison, Conn. HIGHLY IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE |
 OF .-4s. \
 TEAMING AND AUTO .rRucK EeUIPAEST
 OF THE - KEITH TRUCKING & GARAGE CO., south Main St. Putnam. Conn. J THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1929.
 at 10 o'clock q. m, .ss
 RAIN OR SHINE This business has been conducted by MT. Keith for the past s2 year, and during 1918 was consoilaaAto with the garage business; II shss been 5deciued to oiscS cSntinue lne teaming and trucking para of tns business. The company will cons tinde, to operate ali other depart rnents.s including the selling of. .zn- tomobiles and accessories. -epairine This equipment is all in good serriceable condition. some or IL nearly new, and will be sold, as we are a.5solutely going out of the trucking business.
 MOTOR TRUCKS s4 One. 1913 sL ton model Diamond T truck. costing s4,soo. complete with flat body and two sets side. one board and one high slat. This truck was purchased last fall and has been in service only about three months. IL has never been Injured | in any way. truck, complete with body and elec- | trfcally equipped.
 k191e. complete with stake body and \ equipped with electric starter and \ lights. This truck Is in good me | chanical condition and has good One one-ton 1917 Republic with express body and pneumatic tires | in front. This truck Is in good me chanicai condition. z
 One 1917 model T Ford tour.ns car in first class mechanical eordi' tion. | the supervision1 of expert ~repairmer \ and never allowed to run unles: mechanically right.
 HORSES vsPsae 9Rs RslT aboat as5sss ssss Ssy e ssss sss Food work team and in good condi ton, suitable for farm work. %, One bay horse. weighing .abou 5 14oO. in good condition, and vii general purpose horse. ! WAGONS . | One heavy two-horse team. wag | or. This is an extension reach an, ' has portable body complete wit \ sidebcards, in Al condition ,, ' Two two-horse dump carts wit Itop sideboards. in good condition having been used in street and roa \ repair work.
 One large spring moving wagor suitable for use under team wago or would make a dandy t!p-car gear. 4t
 one heavy single express wago in Al shape. ! One wheel drag. heavy and ser | viceable.
 One two-horse boh sled: eompiet with body and sideboards, bui | strong for our business. and nearly new.
 \ One one horse bob sled with lon express body. in good condition.
 HARNESSES
 Two sets double team harnes one set double lead harness. or set heavy single harness. Thei harnesses are in first class cond Lot of staple supplies. includir feed bags, brushes. combs ar blankets:
 TRUCKING EQUIPMENT
 Several sets of pulley blocks ar tropes, chains. bars. Shoveis. bindiT Nropes, whifhetrees, eyeners. le: \ wagons, piano covers and moviI II equipment. Several pairs of ski, for. loading and unloading hea' freight.
 AUTO ACCESSORIES
 To reduce stock in our accesso department we will sell Goodri tires and tubes. Fisk and Al. tires. auto soap. greases and C dressing, polis6es radiator st leak spark plugs. Weed chaig
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28
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: DISPERSAL SALE

Of the NOTED FIRLAND TAF.A fss1z.L at atetien:
 LOCATION. F.iriand Farm. Mr. h q Waterous. Prop is located al Msno, s, nam, CenSen saoout,twc- rnilesL es st -ios Nililmaatic. the railroad fss..s ,. eessibie ron all LdirGctons on Boys s;nte improved roads e..
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
]. \. Voice Pay, Cash
For Estate at Woodmere

NJ Morgenttau Jr. Company sold for
the Stability Realty Company the three
story Dutch Colonial dwelling at the
northeast corner of Central Avenue and
Prospect Avenue, Woodmere, l.. l.. con-
tanning fourteen rooms and three baths,
with a frontage of 152 feet on Central
Avenue and depth of las feet. The
property was sold for>cash to J. A.
Voice, represented by Miss Henrietta
J. Bruno. Mr. Voice will occupy the
house Immediately and make this his
permanent home.
Payson Mel Merrill Company sold
for the estate of Jennie McComb Taylor
to Albert :. Roberts the property at the
northeast corner Of Ocean Avenue and
Longwood Crossing, Lawrence, l.. l.,
comprising about three acres, with large
brick and stucco dwelling and mbna-
tion stable and garage.
Ira l.. Terry has sold for Anna Marx
the property at n Union Street, Flush
ing, l.. l., three-stOry apartment with
store.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Counter-Boycott Cuts Off
Austria From Hungary
Freight and Passenger Service
on Railroads and Communica.
ton by River SUSPENDED

VIENNA, June 23.-In retaliation
for the International transport boy
cott against Hungary, started on Mon
day, Hungary has begun an energetic
counter boycott against Austria.
whose workmen are taking an aggres-
sive part in the action instituted by
the international organization in pro-
test against the alleged Hungarian
persecution of the working elements.
Freight and passenger. service on
the railways and communication by
river has been cut off by Hungary
since yesterday noon Food barges on
the way up the Danube from countries
to the east were stopped in Hungarian
waters.
In pursuance of the internati tional
boycott, traffic in the direction of
Hungary remains totally suspended.
The Eastern railroad engineers re-
fused to-day to take out three trains
from Vienna for Hungary, although
all three were loaded with passengers
ready for the trip.
1t is reported that Hungary has pro-
posed that the leaders of the boycott
in Amsterdam meet Hungarian rep
resentatives in Vienna to discuss call
ing off the interdict.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Opticians Lease Old Quarters
I'm W est 5Oth Street

Ga Nun & Parsons, opticians, who
are moving to 19 West Fiftieth Street,
rented for the uneXpired term of their
lease 13 West Forty-second Street
their present location. to l. Miller,
shoes. Ga Nun & Parsons moved to
Forty-second Street some thirty six
years ago. Harry \. Moore and Harlo
j. Sparks were the brokers.
building at $50 Sixth Avenue to the
Society Of Restaurateurs, and in turn
leased the store for the society
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
leased the parlor store at 7 East
Forty-fourth Street to Arthur Upper
& Co., stock brokers'
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Deal On for Placid
Hall on Riverside
Drive by Tenants
Negotiations Pending for
Sale of Big Apartment
House at l51st Street
on Cooperative { Plan

The tenants of Placid Hall al 73e
Riverside Drive, southeast corner of
15lst Street, are negotiating for the
purchase of the property on q coopera-
tive plan through Leitner, Brener &
Leitner. The apartments consist of
four, five. six and seven rooms, with
one or two baths a number have
been purchased by tenants Of other
houses.
Church Sells Four Flats
Bryan L. Kennedy sold for the trus-
tees Of the Church Of St. Gregory TO
client the four ive-story apartment
houses, III 10 1T West Eighty-ninth
Street, near Columbus Avenue, 25x100
each, with TO families on floor
The trustees have been asking S125,00O
for this property, which was scheduled
to be sold yesterday at auction by Mr.
Kennedy.
The Grand View, sx-story elevator
apartment, 593X1O2.2 irregular, at the
southwest corner Of st. Nicholas Ave
nue. and l55th Street, has been sold by
Sarah +. Williams 10 Henrietta Kessler
John Brede sold 10 the Florgus
Realty Company the northwest corner
Of West End Avenue and Sixty-nnth
Street, a fve-story fiat, 25xS2
The fve-story apartment. 50x99.11,
at 6o2 and Goa West l4sth Street.
adjoining the southwest corner of
broadway, has been purchased by Anna
McNally from he Queen Nab Realty
Ol,0Dary
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
v estchestcr Provides More
Homeseekcrs With Places

Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold the tapes
try brick house owned by Charles Burr
section of scarsdale, to Sydney Bare
jr., of White Plains.
The new Dutch Colonial house Just
completed by the Larchmont Gardens
Company has been sold by George Howe
to one of his clients. The property was
held al $50 600
Arthur c Sheridan Inc sold for Miss
Florence Kellogg Saunders to Frank
McDermott the dwelling 1856 Woodland
Avenue, New Rochelle, on 75x1OO.
The Scarsdale Estate, Robert f. Far
ley, president, sold a plot in the Green
Mrs. j. c. DeAjuria, of Hartsdae.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Wet Druggists Sentenced

INDIANAPOLIS. June 23.-Julius A..
ard Louis L. Haag, brothers. proprie-
tors of a chain of drug stores, con-
victed yesterday in the United States
Court Of violating the Reed prob bi,ion
amendment and of conspiracy against
the United States, were sentenced to-
day by United States Judge A. B An
fcrson to serve eighteen months in the
Federal prison at Atlanta and to pay
fines of Sl0,60O each.
The brothers were charged with
transporting liquor illegally into In
diana and with selling liquor illegally
on prescriptions. The Iaags contended d
the liquor was for medicinal purposes S
a.r,I1
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Nine Held, SO Sought in
Proving Ground Thefts
S50O.OOO Government Property
Stolen at Port Clinton, Ohio;
100000 Worth Recovered

TOLEDO, Ohio, June o3-Federal
agents who are investigating whole
sales thefts of government property al
the Erie proving grounds at Port Cln-
ton announced to-day that nine per-
sons are under bail and fifty others
are sought on warrants charging i'm
plication in the thefts, which are said
to amount to S000,Q00
officers at the proving grounds are
daily receiving stolen property from
persons who have become frightened.
Property estimated at 100000 has
been recovered.
Federal authorities say that thieves
looted government trucks at will at
the grounds, supplies arriving so fast
that a small corps Of officers and men
could not keep account of them.
motor parts and war souvenirs were
stolen
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Former Estate of III. Thompson
At Madison Changes Hands

The estate formerly owned by Hugo
Thompson at Madison, n. j., has been
sold by the Madison Trust Company to
Kennctt Mockridge, of Washington
Valley, N. J. On the site is a modern
dwelling, with twenty-five rooms. Mr..
Mockridge viii make extensive altera
tions. Joseph Y. keating was the
broker.
The Payson Mel Merrill Company
leased. furnished. for Z A. S Clarke
to James r. Deering his property at
Ward and Hartshorn avenues, Rumson,
y. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
FOR SALE

Gas INGlNF otto ~ II p arst siass
eon'iitieu. cheap E4.at. Mustard Afff-.
60 Aos-an ana, Hroak.yn
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Get Greenwich Village Houses

Duross Company leased the four
story house 2lS West Fourteenth
Street 10 Michael Murphy for term
of years. the three-story house so
Perry Street to William Brandkamp
the three-story house 367 West Twelfth
Street to James Mooney and the three
story house 34s West Twenty-fourth
Street to Timothy Walsh.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Country Property Bought at
Auction Brings Good Return

Arthur c. Sheridan, Inc, has resold
for Chazen {, Reznck the Berkshire
home of William l.. Colt, at Brookfield,
Fairfield County, Conn, to Marcel
Gates, of this city. The sellers pur-
chased the property at voluntary auc-
.ion sale on june ) conducted by Mr..
Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Manufacturer Gets Plot
Fronting on GoManus Canal

S. Loomis Company sold to a New
York manufacturer q plot fronting 1875
feet on Gowanus Canal, running back
242 feet to Carroll Street, Brooklyn,
through Robert G. Balmanno and Wal
ter l.. Olive.
Robert G. Balmanno sold for the AL
bro J. Newton Company to the Kop-
pers Seaboard Coke Company a plot on
GOwanus Canal, 354X225.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
John .Jardine Kills Himself
New York Architect Commits
Suicide at .Iersev Farm

MORRISTOWN, n j., June pa ohm
,1nrdine, IS years old, New York arch-
tect, who planned several Carnegie
Libraries, to-day committed suicide. by
shooting. at a farm here at which he
was boarding.
Jardinc, who was vice president Of
the st. Andrews Society when Andrew
Carnegie was president. was member
of the firm OF Jardine, Kent & Jardine,
of New York. He is survived by a
daughter. Mrs. Dudley Cook, of this
citV and q son In Califnrnia
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Lost and Found
Business Cards 0I
Business Opportunities
FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST.-Cohan's Theatre. Saturday night,
small sable neckplece, rea Vrd. Miss Far
son. Red Cross. % West 43d Vanderbilt $50.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Burke Relief
Gets S5O2,0OO
For Bronx Lots
Small Investors DisplayKeen
Interest: 1886 Lots in
Tract Bring an Average
Of About 1902 Each

More than half million dollars
was obtained by the trustees OF the
Burke Relief Foundation, for the 1856
lots in the Bronx sold by j. Clarence
Davies and Joseph T. Day, in two
days and two nights auction sale in
the ballroom Of the Hotel Astor. The
last lot was sold at $50 yesterday to
d small investor for $500 The bid
brought the total for the entire auction
up to $500 900, which is an average of
1852 a lot.
1t was midnight when Mr.. Day ad-
journed the first session Of the auction.
He had then sold l,005 lots for total
OF S339,275. Selling was resumed yes
terday at noon, when about 500 persons
were on hand to take up the process
Of liquidation where it ended the night
before.
A Group of Small Investors
The crowd was chiefly investors
with small accumulated savings.
Seated on guilt chairs under brill
liant light from the massive crystal
chandeliers in the arched ceiling Of
the ballroom, were many women in
loose sacks Of print material popu-
lar with the sturdy housewives of the
city. They bid against the mon and
held out, getting a number of lots
Many small store keepers were among
the men who attended the sale.
The bidding yesterday was much
better than on the first day, which was
accepted by Mr.. Davies and Mr. Day
as an indication of a strong demand
for property such as this. They said
that they would have had no trouble
in disnosing Of several hundred ad-
t' 00af lots # thov had had them to
offer. In their opinion, the sale made
tue teuGta OF the drift Of small
Investors into the auction market for
lots Of low price. An average OF more
than Si27 lot was paid yesterday.
The average price per lot the previous
day was 1851.
Some of the Best Prices
The first property parcel offered
yesterday was the southeast corner Of
Gun Hill Road and Paulding Avenue,
which brought 5000. The southwos t
corner Of Gun Hill Road and Boston
Road sold for $3.50, the southwest
corner Of Boston Road and Lurtine
Avenue brought 1928. Prices for Bos-
ranged from s475 to S1.25. and Vat s
Avenue from Boston Road to Burke
Avenue 1926 TO $525. Boston Road,
the northeast corner of Burke Avenue,
brought S1,025. The southwest corner
of these thoroughfares sold for Sl,65O.
Corners on Burke Avenue sold for
$3.50. Hone Street and Lurting Avenue
parcels brought from $3.50 to $500.
Laconia Avenue lots near Arrow Ave
nue. sold for s375. The southwest
corner Of Adee and Paulding avenues
sold for $3.50
Frank X. Sturgis. president of the
Burke Relief Foundation; Mr. Davies,
agent Tor the sale, and Mr.. Day,
auctioneer, agreed that the prices were
very good. Mr.. Sturgis expressed
much qualification over the success Of
the sale.
At least 20 PER cent of the totaled
prices viii be paid to the institution
in cash during the next thirty days,
the remainer of the $500, 900 will be on
q mortgage held by the hospital which
will bring it 6 per cent year.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Ruving in the Esronx

f. Osborne Smith, Inc, sold for Ma
rie Lubitz the private dwelling at 2023
Morris Avenue.
Alexander Selkin sold for Hyman
Pierzan and Rose Silverman the three
story dwelling at 1916 Fale Street, 20
xi00.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Factory in East 98,h Street
Bought bv Ice C0mnarx

The National Ice and Coal Company
purchased from the .Etna Mortgage
Company the hve-story factory build
ing, 306x10O.1l, at 334 and 336 East
Ninety ighth Street, adjoining the
southwest corner Of First Avenue Re
Gently the adjoining four-story similar
building at $50 and 332 was sold by
Francis S. Robert to the Empire Pickle
" nrn
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24

RSE.-Tn>ants' trained; one infant only.
good references; s76 M Miss Hofmaver's
Agency' 10 East 43d ST. 81 foor Telephone
S947 Murray Hlll.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
GENERAL HoUsENoRKERs. Etc.

HOUSEWORKER or working houaekeeper
young Welsh Protestant. daughter s.,
years old. e. Miss Ho>mayer's agency. J.
ray fIill.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Bronx Shaver Gets Rcpf.ieve

sentenced to die in the electric chair
at Sing Sing Prison tonight for the
murder of Louis Klein, of the Bronx.
was granted n reprieve until August
% by Lieutenant Governor Walker at
the close Of hearing day.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Sale or Lower East Side

The tivestory building, 25x5O, at 81
Allen Street, adjoining the southwest
corner Of Hester Street, has been sold
by Lorillard Spencer to the Supreme
Housing Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
New One-Story Building in
Leonard St. Chances Ownership

Markham Realty Corporation, Clar-
Il Leonard Street. new ono story
building with frontage of fit ct.
The purchaser will occupy the uc-
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24

LONG ISLAND, vicinity Port Washington or
Roslyn : rooms and bath with board. for
s months. in private family. hy lady, little
girl and nurse, strictly first class l.. BoX
%. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

CHAMBERMAID or parlor maid good city
references s6o-s65. b. Miss Hofmayer's
Agency. 10 East 43d st, 81 floor Telephone
S947 Murray Iill.
CAAMBERMA1D-i0 years reference, as
sist with children Miss BgtzGeraids Bu-
reau. $50 Fifth ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
HELP WANTED MALE

AUTOMOBILE trimmer ard upholstersr;
first class man; steady work good wages
Apply at once. Samuel Chaddurn. 80 S
Broadway. Yonkers, \. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
West 10th Street Dwelling Sold

Mrs. Louise A. Cobb sold the three
and a half story house, 21.6xo23, at As
West Tenth Street
New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Wife. To Form Polis, Cabinet

WARSAW, juno 2l.-The leader o.
the Popular party, NJ. Wites was to-
day intrustcd with the task Of form
ing n new Cabinet to succeed that Of
Premier Skulshi. which resigned June