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New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Fifty Per Cent Rental Increases
In Lafavette Street District

Charles +. Noyes Company renewed
leases in two buildings at % Great
Jones Street and IS Bond Street, Of
which they have recently been named
agents, at approximately $4,000 per
annum, as against existing annual
rentals Of about $4,000 d year; three
lofts at and Benson Place for S15,-
600 in the aggregate. which is nearly
twice the present rental.
Pease d Gilman leased for Tiffin
Products, Inc, the four-story building
l05 West Forty second Street.
The L. II. Clark Realty Company,
Inc, rented offices at 303 Fifth Ave
nue. 10 II. O. Johansenn; at 103 Park
Avenue to II. Wiley; SAT Madison Ave
nue. to Jar'ss Marble and at 522 Fifth
Avenue to the Federated Fuel Export
ers' Corporation.
Robert +. Simon leased. as q show
room sor Fiat automobiles, the store
l50 West Fifty-seventh Street.
The Barrett &, Goode Company leased
the parlor floor store : West Forty-sec-
ond Street 10 the Clover Garment Com
Dany: space I'll West Forty fifth
Street to George NJ Miller; the par
lor floor store SO West Forthwith
Street 10 the Art Craft Fixture and
Novelty Company; the third floor G27O
West Fourteenth Street to Schemn &
Schlichte, Inc, the latter being repre-
sented By the Duross Company, and to
the Animated Target Company the
sore ard basement Psi West Thirty
fourth Street.
Henry Brady leased the third loft
2C2 West Twenty-third Street to Ma
laskey & Lehman; store space l39
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Trading in Flats Center
In Houses ON East Side
Investor Sells Building at Madi.
son Avenue and 18th Street:
Other Sales

Samuel Kronsky, Inc, sold to Louis
Schlessinger for Reuben sadowsky the
two fvestory flats at the southwest
corner of ll5th Street and Madison
Avenue, 5lX75.
Frances NJ. Mckee sold TO Nathan
stocker the four-story tenement With
stores 544 Second Avenue, 1890
George W. Brettel sold for Albert
Winston to an investor PITS Third
Avenue, three story store and fiat,
25Xl69x Irregular
Abraham Beaver sold to Minnie p.
GatFney the tiye-story fat 40 East
l29th Street, 25xl00.
Katherine Chambers sold to Julius
Siegel Al Essex Street, five-story ten
ement with stores. 253x8711.
Ennis & Sinnott bought from the es
tate Of \. Brigham Hall the two three
story buildings 3i3 and 3l5 West 14lst
Street, 50XlO0. W. j. Huston & Son
were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
SUMMONS

sJPKLME Court. SEW YORK COUNTY
MARTHA . CONNEII. Plaintiff. agains.
FRANK O'CONNELL. Summons Ac.
ton fos Annu.ment Of Marriage
To the above named Defendant.
Your arc hereby Summoned 20 answer no
complaint IN thls action, and 10 serve a
copy oi your answer on ihe Plalntirs s At
,orney within twenty days after he service OF
hls summons exclusive of ne day Of service
ana In case Of your failure to appear. or
answer. Judgment by default viN he taken
a1airst you for the relief demanded Ia ,hs
Complaint
Da'c4 O,tober llth. 1920
RICE BRANDT Plaintiffs Attor-
r~y CiIcc and Post Orico Address
50 no West 4oth Street. Borough
- Manhattan cry II Sew Yo:k
70 FRANK O'cONNE1.I.. Defendant:
the foregoing Surn is sersed upon you
aE8SGr Sqps1o' AT Ts 20 6oa an 9,q.r ,ba qf on ~
of the suDrern" court of INC state of N.w
York. dated tho l.th day OF October. 1920,
ouG aled In the orloe of the clerk oc the
County % Sew York, together wl,N the
CON plaint said day.
Dated. Sew Yor October 2ls, 1920
MAURICE THA%I)I
Attorney for Plaintiff.
10 West 4oih Street
Kew YORK Guy
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Fine Dwellings Leased

Pease & Elliman rented furnishec
for the estate of John Hone to Mrs
+. I. Blake the four story dwelling
Gramercy Park.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented fur
nished for Mrs. De Koven Bowen E
modern three-story dwelling 236 East
Mxty-second Street to Mrs J. c. X
Lawrence; for Mrs. Arthur Coppingel
furnished 55 West Forty-ninth Street
d four-story dwelling to z. P. Kronck
hite, and for the estate of Eben Wright
furnished 10 West Fifty-third Street
to Mrs Thornton Chard
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
State Court Upholds Act
Taxing " Va. Pine Lines

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Nov. &c
Appeals to-day upheld the constjtu-
tionality of the act OF 1919 placing a
privilege tax upon oil and gas piped
for a distance Of more than ten miles
Under the decision the tax cannot be
applied to interstate shipments of oil
and gas, but must be collected wholly
on shipments within the state. The
suit was instituted by the Eureka Pipe
Line Company and the United States
Fuel Gas Company against Walter +.
Hallanan, State Tax Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUS Sc SALE
OF GOODS FOR
INPAID CHARGES

N ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
u Law. there beng uIe and unpaid
ron Flrspfoo; Storage Warehouse is en-
,.,lsl 10 d len warshouseman on the
goods here matter described, and due notice
having been given - ali parties known 20
calm interest therein and the time
specified IN such notice for payment Of
such charges having expired, there will
houses. lsos Amsterdam Avenue. New York
CITY. ON II kSIlAf. DECEMBER 7TH.
1870, At 10 80 \ NJ. and on THU RS
DAY. DECEMBER 10TH, 1920 AT 1890
A. s,s 81 soi to Househoid ufsi al frnf.@re F9oss
consisting IF psrlor suits, bedroom suits,
dining room sc!ts, ~brary furniture. pianos,
'ic,rolas .nuS.c4 .rStruments carpets, rugs.
t-unks boxes barrels. suitcases, contents
consisting O; cloth.1s, linen. books. papers.
stationery I'll iures. sewing Wachiues ice
boxes cutlery, lamps. bTic-a -hrac. china and
sassvare. s..'er'Nare. bedding, draperies
aad ina.,Fiais and other personal effects
Concerned MR. + NJ v. C0ZKi'iEG'
MARGUERITE HIGGINS. MRS EMNiA
MOORE, Mrs EMMA MOORE MRS. NJ VI
DODGE, MRS CATHERINE. CUMMINGS.
NR. " MsAFEE. MRS W f BUR-
TELLER. Mss LOUISE DORMAN. MRS
r. z VALE. Nix l. \ Lf-CKrY. Nh
X. CLARKE. Mr. ISAAC MARTiN.
ENGLAND. MRS MAUD T. AMOS.
GRANT : ALsTON. Mr. T " RlCHARD-
son MIR JOHN Z MACkAY. JOHN c
ALlN' . MRS w L Dt'NNING Mr. 4
F NicHoLsQN. MRS. OWEN EARHART.
MIS- 4 W. LEACH IRS. BESSIE MAR
lN. Mrs x a. EARLY. Mrs q "
hALLugll MIR @ J. HERTER Mr. 0 J
.Lh EH Nix SYLVESTER MAGUIRE.
M!:s HOPE. MIR MEi.S Mss MARY
iEpGE-. AN Mrs ANNA GOOpTII.r,',
" r LcPEn. AlR. c OPPENHElAlER.
M job COOPER. NARY 6 HRI 81.
At LEONARD ~ DADS Mr. t. JES-
~ y. Nh a HAYNES Nh y i
,hpMS FRANCES MCKAY. MRS J. r
MlLkH Mr. IRWIN LAWSON. MRS q
; H. FORD MRS 4 p SEIDEI. An
Me SiNTANl1A pETER + GArI.ICA%.
EEOsti = RlCHNER Mr. 9 p MON
-AeiE MRS 2 sTg-RAfAN MRS SARAtf
7 Ni.'iGS FRANK DONOVAN. MIS- l.
~ Nix II RCBENSTElN MARIE
--i.ai- tNTf and MP. . l.. ASHER
> GOODS WILL 1}E CN EXHIBI-
-[ 4T THE TIME AND PLACE OF
Al DU BON FIREPROOF
>fDR AGF. WAREHOUSE.
%ns,ereanl Avenue aul ls5th Street.
''af 1898 Amsterdam Avenue
AaanH 5As--lo West l5sth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27


Jennie Greenfield.
Tenant Buys in Cortlandt Street
Charles W Wolf. dealer in leather
goods, bought from Janet Olcott the
five story building with store 5S Cort-
!andt Street, northwest corner Of
greenwich Street, 26x56x Irregular
Mr., Wolf has been a tenant of the
ovl!ding TOR number Of years. Mrs
Olcott allows mortgage of $5S,O0O
TO remain on the property for five
years at 51a per cent.
Sale of Narick Street Corner
The site 94-10O Varick Street. north
west corner of Watt Street, has been
sold by William A. White & Sons to
l: II. Dudley e. Co., wholesale grocers,
who wial erect for their own occupancy
a two-story building from plans by
nroworidge Ackerman, architects.
Ihe plot was owned by the estate Of
Joe Z. Hyams and Bartholomew Sbar-
boro.
Sale of Water Street Warehouse
Lawrence, Blake e. Jewell and PAY
son Mel. Merrill Company sold for
LOUIS Eskwlrth the five story and base
376x72
Old Ninth Avenue Holding Sold
William j. Roome 60 Co., Inc, sold
Tor the estate of John B. Scott 56
Ninth Avenue. The property has been
IN TIE Scott family for nearly seventy
years, during all of which time the
above brokers have been agents for
the estate. The purchaser is Gustave
Schautferc, who has long lease on
the property, which has still over five
years to run. He paid all cash for the
DrODertV
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
S5O0,OOO Rental for Stable
In West 81, Stree;

The newlyformed Sixteenth Street
Garage Corporation leased the fve-storv
and basement stable, 50xlOO. at 335- 7
enuc, now occupied by the American Ex-
press Company. The new lessee will re-
model the structure into modern
garage, at an expenditure of 100000.
The lease is for twonty-one wears at
an aggregate rental of $500. GOO
SPOTS & Starr, Inc, negotiated the
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
REI'OR NED
Collegiate Church of New YorE,
THE MIDDLE CHURCH.
TIE MiKBLE CHURCH.

Il -NF'- IN! IN -
Rev. El-ar FrankNn Eo,uir Minister.
VIII preach a II \ " and = NJ
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
[ Jruguay Plans to Resume
PAYMENTS on Debt Ian,

MONTEV1DEO, Uruguay, Nov 25-
Payments on the Uruguayan externa.
5ebt. which were suspended at the be
ginning OF the great war, will be re
sumcd January i.
The Minister of Finance has author
ized Dr. Jacobo Narela, Uruguayan
Minister to the United States, to make
his announcement in Washington, anc
has instructed him to deny report:
that moratorium has been declared
in this country.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27

TO LEI FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Home Buving in BROOKLYN

William Liss, Inc, sold the new two
family stucco house, with double
garages, at 1886 East Ninth Street, for
Edward E. Brill to Regina Hershko-
witz.
E. T. Newman sold the three-story
dwelling 532 Carlton Avenue for Louis
Barrett
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
New Jersey
APARTMENTS TO LET-FtnNIsHtD
Manhattan

CEGl.FWNOD ana Nicintty-hcai estate
II WEATHERI5Y & CO. Englewood. \ J.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
>PIkgTt tfl>T


NINK OF IHF list IFIl KCH.
sunday. Tuesday Thursday anl saturday
Evenings al $ All at,s welcome
Mrs Marina Wilson. Me ilA..
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Real Estate News
Tenant Buys in Cortlandt Street

property was purchased by Louis and
Jennie Greenfield.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Where to Go to Church Tomorrow
METHODIsT-EPISCOPAL
ST. JAMES. Madison Avenue & 12sth
pr. GEORGE l.. NJCKOLLS. Paste
4. NJ --EaN. DE- I-.--...., y ---.--.,

St. James Chorus VIII be augn9en.ed ID
to IS voices selected from the following
choirs; St Barthoiomew's Cathedral OF
ST. John the Divine. Brick Church. Guest
artists:' Nine Cora Remington- Nm. So
prano. soloist Fifth Ave Baptist Church
Nine. Rose Bryant. contraito. soloist Brick
Presbyterian Church; Juason House. tenor.
so!oist ST Bartholomew and Temple
EInanu- El Edgar Schofeld baritone. solo
ist st. bartholomew g Church. cooperating
artist Geraldine Farrar concert tour. Miss
Amelia Galloway. vioiinist, recitAlist AeO-
Ian Han John Doane \. \. o. organise
Church OF the Incarnatlon J. Fletehey
Shera. director OF the music Program
Praise The Lord, . Ny Soul lst Mass
Mozart; The Desert Shall Rejoice. Whit
ing How Excellent Is Thy Loving Kind
neeA Ruth" Cowen Motet, The Wilder
ness. Samuel Sebastian Wesley.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27

West Thirty-th third Street to Harry
Semler; store at 243 West Twenty
sixth Street to the Norwin Company,
Inc, and the store northeast corner Of
Ninth Avenue and Fiftieth Street to
Charles Koval
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
The Washington Storage Warehouse
& Van Company, Limited.
1900 Eighth Avenue

t- LSntA Avenue
u WiioM IT NAY CONcERN-THE
stheia E-oi-. personai effects and
'l-,- Aafdiso consisting ot beds. ledf!rg.
-.eA'srs tlr. is. chairs. settees. darcn-
'' 'ah ards sewing machines.
'ia and F.ass closets. crockery elass-
- A-'eA7n ltaa5.s, plated and silver
ere e..e~f por'.ereS. llrtains. draperles.
,S,' Ss1-s' s-5s hooks. bookcases. brlc-a ass
'an-eiss paintings ana p.ctures trunks a.,
len --1 wearing apparel also ole
-. as '--!' Grated 80 n w.r-uous.
sa-e ,e You ~ this Warehouse.
sNH- ~ tu- o~ held for your acrruu.
.,s. - Nn.es yol may have interest: PAUL
a1ITLilEEN ,ll.- NAE n Bo.rfi% %E;f1
- - brand sfHs ANNIE BCTLEE.
1i',.Sr '-i' y .-i,s n.r he.rs or ass gnsl,
ss1:.hs,AA Mss MINNIE CURRY. MRS. T
..--Li-4 ll>S = DAVIS her heirs or
s.,s's NJ l. Eta DAVIS. WM j
.s,,1t .,1p..r I = pNNDON, MISS MAR
ifNEt iis'Fi D H',.,9N. GEO. y. EVANS.
-, ii'~ ~ II GREENE. MRS. LILA
aii.;I.p a,:;' ,,s. %I'plH HICKS. " H.
p ntlt.'NTjNG tl.' ROBERT JAcKsON. I'Rs
-. i5-.f. Has 4 KEMBLE. MISS
= = -, T. - u n-1 neirs Or assigns. MRS.
sxNfs. ~ II. II MS LILY MURRAY. MRS.
5,VHD : q ~ .5AMEs 6 pATTERsoN.
-, Mss =. y PATTERSON. MRS.
- IA >',h SIMS. OSCAR SIMS. now
HJ -. -st. FH ROBERT SMITH and
-. ,'o 1'f-l-.A TESLA VIII be sold to
;, 80 -. ne .e1 y me undersigned thereon
'loAo suotio-. 20 the highest bidder. d =:
--'a Fhtn Avenue Borough ~ Mar
,s',f5... ~ YORK cry. on MONDAY. De
80 80 ''5'', q lf~o. at 1910 \ NJ and on
-. i.as Morcay thereafter. a.
- aud ho1r. oniu SAID sale be
- Sow YORK. Hoveraber q. 1920
az VAS H.$GTOE STORAGE WARE
a'-7f VAN COMPANY. Limited.
-.'' Eighth A4erus.
%e~ Yo,L CrY
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Manhattan
ROOMS AND BATHS-SsS

ROOMS AID BATHS-tsb
Immediate possos sion, newly decorated. !.
l.tluR room 70 1T long clothes closets
Hss and 211 9 elevator apartment house
in hreat fnHbionable location In millionaire
etc'ionD - T. stih IT, between 9Th and
HAdlnon nfos Cooperative apartment plan
for toHirapl" tenants Apply prem
iven. of William cruihshonk's 3o"s. s5 Lib
..ff.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
AVE. BAPTIST CHrRCI

l79th and is0th SITS and Wadsworth Ave.
REV. l.. : HOLLOWAY, Pastor
1.-The Pilgrim Forefathers"
s-'Why l Left the Law to Preach
the Gospel"
Gloria Trumpeters at Both Services
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27

-. - JfbANcE WITH THE PROV
fsa-es mere oe-rS due and unpaid
- storag. Wsrsho9se. Inc e. o.,
- li~r AZ ware er,,vper,sr ~ -.
80 - hs'"4-%''er csscrioed and cuo ro,,ce
an s-tsN - a. parties known ~
i,4e,.s~ therein. md the time
p ticn notice for rayffe-it or .,lcN
I. p =, - .ng exyirea ,hore will be sold
y Pr AUCTION ~ Cooks'n Ht,c.fIr
s,-s ~. ,os. -9s-2,l Es-t le5tn strse,.
49, ~ - .. ian. &"n York CIV On
.seirr ~ Der l5ih. 1920 cor.-
- . % 4 81 The following
.ss,..' i,"r< <"rs chairs. sfDo.s so,as.
',.,,.' f~Fer 2or.s. Drds springs. ma
~ .DtH cr'k.. cor drrss-
-. ',f.ng b@Hs bookoaa.s book
sss.s s.2rrr9fGs b5fs,s. cryx,al c3ose,s.
srss, - "a rac%s, paper rac.s.
- i4oDerefs stoyss gsn h~at~re vaa
- sffelofr c&rvetH rug~ nat
s<tsre, rl>c< - fiF0fsr. orHasn~r's.
sy.e..- iAiffrfs ffs;oea snafeH. cafu.f
=. -. 'ri.f' c4prXefy. lcs cream srr.z-
.sr.. 'h "ic .@rrG~y D'~nzlIs. trunks.
ri. r~rfe.s. psrs basAets cAsrA.
an f& ~@rN rNAKes. buncies. =u4fratrs
~ ">II>sfc ~ contain c4D,glrY.
-, I''''inf tArKirgs rflv~rware ..uf,
rs>,. - ~ pr4c. bpDlr personal
~ h'se T.. bsro~s. : carrotr 5@s
f-, :. @tis Jefro I.eyy. =. T. NcIrc@
ea ..c TER rai'lgh. 1fz Nae
~ 80 NJ '.i EfDtf~fs. IN. ard IN addl-
s1.s ,t~ frrf fiDn"d sfficits Dar'4
'rc s<~ipx rnArniae held an af~.,,n,
g se,. ~ t4rr*s T~Wtrg machine, Nel1
al. ~ jatro L~Yy gss dDrus snd
mi, ~ tu scfrBnf III Mrr Aac
~ AZ ~hte.s ana Later nle
~ sff>zht r., = h. NcI<sf
4 pD>h>' nf4f an hleDHns ~ Nrs
~ ..'% sh9 = ,ns ssis th4feof g.,
s<,s.|H .''|H ~ asf0 date th~ aarne wii'
81 |faiinpfG me asfne ffsr~ 81, c,4 ,
~ "rhssGa/ tnsfsaf,er. Drx in.
q ~. y II. apd continuing unti
ss So. S'r's IRE sDl6 or uH'n sj il.r,
nv 'H'S. Ali ffs afrrsfnesttonod KDDd,
|rSsrstFAg s'>r~f MN ceD<e'o N'eraK.
sss1., ,.s< me. IN - warenoHne Tnt
~ - fhsI ~ se>r ~ me piacs ~ nAle IN
MI tfec~4inK the e4ie
kTDtADK WhFKIfCrsK. ne.
<sy~z.t EAs, lzsIn street
E>rruKh II Manhsttan
- rem IcF1 Tsty
~ 5'SEFH WlELAE. geeretsrx
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Fine Pelhamwood House Sold

Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold for Ar
thur p. Maui his Colonial residence, %
Young Avenue. Pelhamwood, N. Y, to
Herman NJ. Williams, of New Rochelle.
The property was held at $4,000.
bryan l.. Kennedy represented the
sellcr
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27

9TH. lal W Large living room. largo
bedroom. bath Kitchen. Wahl
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
ST. MARKS IN-THE-BOUWERIE

1873 East Tenth Street
william Norman Guthrie. Rector
A. M.-D!Nine Liturgy and Com,uunion.
II y. M.-Morning Service. Closing Ser
mon OF the l95th Anniversary
Series. by THE RIGHT REV
THOMAS FRANK GAlLOR
s T. u. Bishop Presiding IN
Council OF the p L Church.
subject. THE APPLICATION
OF CHRISTIANITY TO MOD
EItN WORLD NEEDS"
T. M-DOROTHEA SPlNNEY will
present in costume ROBERT
BROW NIN1;'S 'rGMplI.IA.'
? M.--TIE SYMBOLIC SERVICE and
the Singing Hour MISS NIL
DRIED KELLY tConrralto) will
sing program or Negro
Spirltuals :.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
4 4 LINDSAY Nj D

.4'i- w. ''. . ''lirj-
Aufhar OF "New Psychology ConIie.c.'
Twelfth Ealtlon
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church

Filth Avenue and Fifty -lifth Street.
Nfnic.ers Rev. John kELMAN. =. l..
Rev. JAMES PALMER. Pm y.
Or hELMAN viii preach at II and so
u a. M--Subject: The Pilgrim Fathers %
Bible School II 9;30. Mems Class a. 0 A NJ
At 4, organ Pecital by Harry Gilbert.
A. is =. Nv Wednesday, in the Chapel.
MidWeek Service conducted by DR.. Kclman.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
West 9th 81. bet. 9th and 18th uves.
REV. JOHN ROACH STRATON, ID. ID.

IV--0-7 I7Il- 5 IA ION ---T-W hal Docs l0d7s
Word Teach About Money!"
l2-Sunday school and Adult Bible Glasses
S-I r. DEAN; "CHRIST=A MYTH-A
MANOR 4 GOD p
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
RFAI. ESTATF-SAEE OR RENT
Long Island

REAL SACRIFICE, FURNISHED
Leaving for California, | VIII sacrifice
splendid large home. best construction.
hardwood floors AID trim. fine heating
plant coal for winter in Cellar. garage.
isvo blocks from station. 30 minutes from
Sew York by electric trains; worth $1,000
Beautifully furnished, 81 600 II sold this
Hook or WIN take $40, 900 unfurnished
only s. 600 cash required; phone me to-
day "BarRain," Room sos. West 34th
- FitZrOy h2lQ.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
CENTRAL PRsssYTEn'Ak cHvnc.
Rev. Dwight w. Wylie, D. D., IL. D.,

II A. NJ. & $50 p. M.-Preachng By the
Pastor.
Wednesday, p. M.-pcvotional Meeting
There Will be half hour organ recital
by SIR William Reddick, beginning at (
o'clock. preceding the regular afternoon
service at $50.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27

BON FIREPROOF
>TDR AGE WAREHOUSE,
amsterdam Avenue arl 10Th street.
1898 AflsteTda,r Avenue
AaafH 50f-5Io West l5sth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Madison Ave. at 3lst St.
George Caleb Moor, D. D., Minister

\ Series OF sunday Eve. sermons on
STI MBLlNti BLOCKS"
sun. Nov. 2N-"CAlN AND THE WIFE >
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
CHURCH OF THE TRAHsFIGVRaTl0N

f-d~F WI II, DF- HUI OH TVN, KcCtOT.
COMMCNIONS. Z ana \ NJ
1890. FOSTER'S MASS and SERMON.
Preacher Rev. +. ". GOODMAN.
clock CHORAL ENENSONC.
=. M.--> >EEMON AND COMPLINE
on Monday Evening Nov % SIS
BISHOP DARLINGTON. Of Harrisburg
Pa. WIZ deliver IN address to
THE CHURCHMAN'S ALLIANCE
on the subject of
Ri It,l,a,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Fire Record

l:30-aeSth st. and spuyten Duyvl
road the Bronx, automo-
bile Joseph Singer Unknown
7.o0-Varick and Canal SITS auto
mobile, unknown ...... Unknown
slo-l7 Attorney St. unknown. n....... None
10 05-West and Horauo sts, man
hole, Edison Co....... Unknown
IN l0-29l Broome St, Gus Spealer
l2 oo-In front Of 42o f. 52d St. tar
pot, Max Lambert ..,..-... None
is:is.io-sss 4 W. se,h st. Joseph
Stern ...................U Unknown
l2:2O-3O49 KinEsbridge Terrace.
tho Bronx. Patrick Hardy Trifing
l40-247 L 11stN ST. Max Weiner.
Unknown
a:45-e2so University av.. the Bronx.
4:45-a5 ". Goth st. Kwong Yucn &:
5:l5-ManhaVan AZ. and llOth st.
auto truck. James Butler. Trihing
CLOS Canal St. unknown. .Trifing
s.35-l33 Wooster st, Allen & For
s:35-l538 5th av, William Green
7.15-Front Of 25o " ga st.. auto "A'''"
mobile. J. siInkler .........- Trf!ng
7.3o--l67 Avenue i. Herman Boot
lor ............. Trifing
55-22s East houston St simon
9:oo-2I9s Eighth AZ, winiam
o:oo-i3o5 Brook av. the Bronx:
05--Pier 5S. North River. bales
OF cotton; unknown. Unknown
9.lO-l225 Broadway Gimbel Bros.
Unknown
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services arc held IN the following
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES,
Branches of the Mother Church.
sunda, II A NJ. and P. NJ
" ednesdays p NJ.
First Church-Central Park West 4 esth St.
Second Church-Central Park West and
sstA s.
Third Church-5sth St. Just east OF Park
Az sundays, II A NJ. and 4 30 P. NJ.
Fourth fhurch--l7Sth ST. & Ft Wash. Av.
FIFTH C1urch-A eolian Halt. "a w. 43d st.
sixth Church-l30i Boston Road Bronx.
Seventh chureh-ll2th ST. east OF Broad
Wn> sunday u A. NJ, : 30 P. 81.
Eighth Church-l03 East 77th St
Ninth Church-Park Avenue Hotel. <th
Az at 33d st.
Tenih Church-l63 W 9th ST.
Eleventh Church-2562 Briggs Av.. II A. NJ
Twelfth Churc h-Andcrson Galleries. Park
A.. and 59th ST.
St sundays. II 4. NJ. Wednesday. S r. NJ
FREE READING ROOM. 23 w. 42d st.
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7l1 MhDIRDN AVE.
brf f9een caa anb oAtb Sis rooms and
hath. upn houa.AecouinR $1,000 elevator.
WV \ WuITE T AO&N.
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EDSE. FEhNE -~fE rESUA'iCT OF AZ
rf6sf of HonprAbie John T.. CpfalAn. y
bErfrRain II tho comfy ~ sew York.
Hf>IlNE ~ h"tcbT given 70 Bill pefsDnr hav-
itz NlaI.fs against frank Aosr. iafn of 3D. .
frNniI II EeH Yofk. d.ceased. 10 present
inr same miti vouchers thereof 70 TIC aiID.
Sfihef 81 nor llac" of tfsHssrtirz husi-
ress. - IN orne n! MosS, MArcUs Wels
ntJ sftDrn"/s. "a, fo zI5 Erosdway. iu the
cry ~ Hew Yrrk. on bniDre tho l1th
1AJ ~ Jsnpsry pez'
ls1b
ELfZAnKTH J. MOSS. K1eoutfis
hCsb. Nh tCUS WELB. 253 broad.
way. Esw York City.
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Eth BT - WFST-MaFrincent 3 roomn
bsth. real hhchon. Telephone Chelsea $50
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HINEHa1IJE DRIVE. 37--Suprrior apart
mont. iwo elaborate roonpH. dro9slng
room. tiichrnette. closcth. bathroom, rs-
durnd frofn $500 10 400
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27

PETER HTrYVEsN NJ es,h street and
FHcrridc Dfiy"~-Sh rooms and two
bs hs iIsrriH. Nought Co. E 18th st.
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REFORM ED
REFORMED C4yBcu OF u,Rtrv

Lenox Avenue and ESD Street
Rev Edear Tiiton Jr.. u. y Minister.
Nui preach at i \ ). and = "
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES

GNE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE or tEW
Ind"pendeu'--To julie Itlie LarnDeT'.
joan Aruaud Dacsc hner Madam Daesouncr
lo1gc Madam Andre Fopc"t. Marie Per
all persona 4ntcresicd is creditors. next q
Ain or otherwise n tho chtate OF julie
Mnssaroi Hamilton Hodge Monnier also
Called Margaret julie Hodgc Monniff. also
Nsfvar"t Hodge Monul.r. deN'aae1. who
ine tline II nev death resided 81 % RlC
No.hetcrc. rarln France. Send Greeting
r"sia .ng O., Mount Kisco, Wes'enester
Couity New York. you and each ~ you are
hereby citod 70 show capso bofore the sur
- the Hail n Records. IN the County 0f
itzG. - halt past ten o'flOe/ IN iho fore.
I.orenzo Sennpie. 40 Anllliary AHnlnia,rA-
tor u.'h tfr VII annr3ed of tho csi ate of
said ccceasec. ahruld not be 5ucie.al.y
srtf le1
is. TEsTlMoNy WHEHrOr vo haye
eausrA the sesl = the SurrofAfes' Court
oi raid County d, New forn - be nere-
urto a0k"d
Wl1SEsf. Honorable John J.. Cnha}ar.
= HurronAto II our said county in tho
rppntY ~ ,srw IorH. ur mo t'n day Or
NDverab"f. - ne rrar of rur Lord one
tnogaanG nine hundred aud tworty.
~. - DA%IEIs j. DDWDNEY
rIefj> ot tte AIrfDKafrs 'puri
CCf Di.NJ HEDTHENs. AftornnJH hpcil-
lafy AduIiniafr9tor &. T.. h., Rector
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Ret nion With the Eastern Church"
Church Of the Beloved Discipls

Church of the Beloved Disciple
Near Park Avenue-s9th Street
Near Madison Avenue.
Rev. Geo. K. Van De Water, ID. D.,
Services $50. 10 -CRector)-"Goo
Special Music a
Comfort Ye''-from Messiah, Mr.. Olson
Tenor.
"Wiiderness." by Goss-Large Choir. with
Cello, Harp. Violin and organ.
Near-b by Residents Especially Welcome.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Clit RCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES

VIII be delivered as follows: Each Lee
trrer is member of The Board OF Lecture
ship Of the Mother Church. the First
SECOND CIIiKCH OF CHRIST sCIENT-
list, Central Park West & 96th Street. No
vember 29th. at =. NJ, by Professor Her
mann Herring. {. s. b, Of Concord, n H.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Floral Garden. 146th Street and Broad way
November 2ath. at 8 =. NJ. by Judge Sam
url w. Greene &. S, of Louisville, Ky.
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SOCIETY OF FRIENDS

HAMILTON GRANGE. Convent s f4sth
KEY Arthur Frederick MAhon Minister.
SERVICE ES. Il \. NJ 4 y N