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New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Space for International
Western Electrical COmDany

The Brett & Goode Co. leased the
store and FIVE floors at 1872 to 1873
King Street to the International West
ern Electric Company at an annual
rent of over $4,000. The interna-
tional Western Electric Company now
occupies the Russell Building at 1872
to 1856 West Thirty-s sixth Street, sold
recently by the same brokers to the
Board of Education.
Charles B. Van Valen, Inc, leased
space at so to sd John Street to
Russell Zeigler, agents for the
Aetna Insurance Company; space at 81
and SO Maiden Lane to n. J. Felix and
Sons, n. T. Schlinder and Emanuel
Gershuny, and space at no William
Street to Gibson G. Wesson, T. A. Raj
ton and Warren & Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
D|IBreak i'm League
Is Threatened if
Germany Enters
psris Press Hints France
win Quit if Berlin Is
Admitted: Sweden Makes
Same Threat if She Is Not
sses,ai casse to The Tribune

...,r,xh,. 1890, New York Tribune Inc.
uaRIS, Sept. 1.-THE French press
..aay reports that threats have
80 made by both France and Sweden
= s;shdraw from the League of Ma
= -. rs a result Of differences Of
s.;,seu over the proposal to admit
s-sden is said to have allowed it to
4 ncasrssood that unless Germany is
sss.s1;iv accepted as a member Of the
,sssas. she will withdraw her adher-
- france, as is we'll known, strongly
.sse.es hurrying Germany's entry.
I authoritative Swedish quarters, it
:. Ssnied that Sweden has any desire
=: = by;ne pressure 10 bear on France.
ss.Ssn' however. admittedly wants the
ss.ssmhership o. the league completed as
sssa as possible.
0a behalf OF France, the Echo de
e,s;s wakes indignant. declaring: Ger
s.,n newspapers have said, in connec-
80 80 With the admission of Germany to
- League OF Nations. that this ques-
ssn was not dealt with by yesterday
sssning's session of the executive
soune;i 1t IS none the less true, how
srsp. that for some weeks past mem
tsrs of the League Council have been
rueh occupied with this subject and
he Swedish delegate has allowed it to
h foreseen that his government will
retire from the league if the German
sssnire is kept out any longer.
ave have reason to think that very
s,sa instructions have been given to
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Chicago go Biscuit
Firm to Locale i'm
Long Island City
10 Erect Building Afording
100000 Square Feet ON
Large Tract Bought; Deal
Involves SlOO,OOO,O 900

The Roman-Callman Company sold a
plot of $4,000 square feet with railroad
siding in Long Island City to the Saw
yer Biscuit Company, Of Chicago, which
VIII improve the site with a seven
story building from pla,.s of'Ballinger
q Perrot, architects, and which will
contain over 100000 square feet of
moor space, at an estimated lost Of
over 100000.
The property has a frontage of 200
feet on the north side of the L. I. R. R.
right of way and runs back 800 feet
on Pearson Street and 800 feet on Ana
pie Avenue. A siding from the L. I.
K. R. tracks runs directly into the prop
erty, which was assembled from sew
eral owners; the railroad siding front
age, containing 1880 square feet, was
sold for A. H. Hews Co., Inc, Boston;
$500 square feet adjoining for the Car
ney Body Company, to whom the prop
erty was recently sold by the same
brokers; 5000 square feet for Toomey.
d Williamson and the balance $4,000
square feet for the Everhold Realty
Company The property is Immediately
west Of the courthouse and one block
from the new s2,5Oo,o0o printing plant
row being erected by the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Buyers Select
Dwellings Near
Subway Routes
Activity Keeps Up i'm East
Both Street Block; Mrs.
Dorothy Straight Acquires
Another West Side House

Pease & Gilman sold for John A.
Weser, president Of the Weser Piano
Company, 164 East Eightieth Street,
close to Lexington Avenue, 3Ox100, q
four-story and basement. Joseph G.
Abramson is the purchaser Of this
prope rty. This property was held at
5000: Nos. i63, 1859, I'll, 173, 179
and 172, 176 and 178 shave recently
pee been sold don on this block; Mr.; Abramson
fifth Street and 958 Madison Avenue
through the same brokers.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
sold for the Central Union Trust Com
pany, trustee for Frederick F. Trow-
bridge. TO a client for occupancy 115
East Thirty Street, four
story dwelling, 21x100.
Charles B. Halsey and T. j. S. Flint
bought from the Bancroft Realty Com
pany the fve-story dwelling at 81 East
Sixtieth Street, 20x10o.5, between Madi-
son and Park avenues.
y, Henry Hess jr. sold to Louis H.
Street, 25x102.2.
Mrs. Dorothy Straight, widow Of
Major Willard D. Straight, bought from
John G. Oakes and others the four
story dwelling at 423 West Twenty
first Street, 20.5xl04, opposite the
Union Theological Seminary, which oc-
capies the block between Ninth and
Tenth avenues. Recently Mrs Straight
bought similar house, 419 West
Twenty-frst Street, and is also under
stood to have purchased the interven-
ing house at 421 West Twenty-firs
Street.
The Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc,
sold for the Clark estate the four-story
high-stoop dwelling. SO West Eighty
fifth Street, 17.6x102.2. After making
extensive alterations the new owner
viii! occupy
Cornelia C. Stafford sold 11e West
seventy.frst Street. four-story dwell
ing, 19.6x100g
Mary L, Smith sold to Emma V. Parr
the four-story dwelling at lao West
s"yenty-third Street, 20x1022.
Mary E. Humason sold to Louise A.
Adam the three-story dwelling, 1875
Wet Eighty-ffth Street, 2ox97.e.
The Corfran Realty Corporation
bought from; Hayne Davis the five
story dwelling at 318 West 1o7th
Street, 2ox1o0.l1.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Flat Scarcity Forces
Many to Buy i'm Bronx
Sellers Find No Trouble i'm Dis.
posing of Private Dwelling
PrOnerfSas

George E. Heuther sold to Hans c..
koehler 1927 Forest Avenue, northwest
corner of 165th Street, .wo-story
dwelling, 90.1x2O.2
Henry Harrje sold to John Cyfaks
394 Perry Avenue, a two-story dwell
ing, 25x10o. Thomas Gilmartin sold to
Michael Larkin the similar property at
398 Perry Avenue.
Edward Hurley sold to Margaret
Connolly 2437 Morris Avenue, two
story dwelling, 25x80
John S. Mahoney sold to Henry AL
brecht 415 East 139th Street, two
story dwelling. 166x10O.
Joseph c. Hoffman, sold to Rebecca
Egan 400 East 164th Street, two
story dwelling, 25x100.
William F. Landgrebe sold to Gio-
vanni Demaria 298 East 151st Street,
three story dwelling. 25x136.10.
The Harlem River Realty Company
sold to Courtlandt Palmer the two
story dwelling on the east side of Mel
son Avenue. 1893 feet north of 167th
Street, 25x115.2
Armstrong Brothers sold 1851 Hull
Avenue, two-story dwelling, 1890
for Mrs. Schelnin to a Mr. Hirsch, and
3163 Hull Avenue, two story dwell
ing, 1sx90, for Mrs. Schelnin to Mrs.
Allen.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Investor Purchases Flats
And Garage i'm BROOKLYN

Charles Partridge sold the two three
story fats 1898 and 1890 Bedford Ave
nue. for Sadie Weisser
The Martin Company sod for
Charles Howard and Mary Biddy
to Christopher C. Eckhoff the four
story dwelling 255 Hicks Street; for
hatharine H. Hunter the four-story
dwelling 96 Pierrepont Street. and for
James j. Sullivan to the AL Smith Truck
ing Company, Inc, the garage at 262
Forty eighth Street.
The Meister Builders, Inc, sold the
three family house, 16sx100. at 299
Seventeenth Street, to Mike Passarella.
Samuel Gaitzka sold 92O Avenue L,
one-family house with garage, 26x1O0.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Miscellaneous Markets
Former Morgen Journal
Building Sold by Estate
Nassau New Company Purchases
Six-Story Structure I'm
Spruce Street

The former Morgen Journal building,
at Is Spruce Street, extending through
to 26 Beekman Street, has been pur-
chased by the Nassau News Company
Tor s135.0o from Grace N. Butler and
others. 1t is six-story structure, on
plot fronting 23.5 and 24.7 feet re-
spectlvely, with a depth of 1s4 feet,
and is located between Nassau and
William streets. The property had been
IN the possession Of the selling family
for many years. The buyers are at
present located at Spruce Street. in
the same block.
Sale in Greenwich Street
John D. Wellencamp sold to Giac-
chino Gambaridelli 7s1 Greenwich
Street. four-story building, on a blot
34.6x66.5, adjoining the Trowmart Inn.
Woman Buys In Tenth Avenue
Elizabeth Ockenfuss sold to Fannie
Richter 325 Tenth Avenue, a three
story building, with stores, 24.Sx1oO,
Invests in Tenth Street PROPERTY
Archibald C. Reid sold to the Whit
tingham Corporation the six-storv
building at IS East Tenth Street, 25x
947 eva
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
international Agricultural
Earns SIS.7O a Share for Year

The financial statement Of the Inter-
national Agricultural Corporation for
the year ended June 30 showed a sur
plus, after Federal taxes and all
chargas, OF $2,0As,sss, equal to S15.7o
a share on si3,o55, 500 preferred stock,
Net profit amounted 10 $3,03l. .ee2. an
increase Of $2ss,2l8. while total income
showed s3,24s,712. Preferred dividends
were $652s775. u decrease Of $1e3,183.
Bond prsiit sRsalsd $79.s02, while profit
and loss sur3fus showed sA,073,2 ,254, an
iBcreAaa Of s1,473,71E for the year.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
British Hope to Avert
A Strike of Miners
Copyright, 1920. New York Tribune Inc
From The Tribnne,a Euronenn Rnrenu


From The Tribane's European Bureau
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE fact that
negotiations for prevention of the
threatened strike Of miners September
II are still continuing is regarded as a
hopeful sign that settlement will
ultimately be reached, although to-day
the conference between leaders Of the
miners and Of the government yielded
no tangible results.
The miners have dropped their in
sistence upon reduction in the price
Of coal for domestic consumption, but
they refuse to submit their demands
for wage increase to an arbitration
tribunal. They are demanding an in
crease of two shillings shift as pre-
liminary to revision Of the wage scale
and it's establishment on an output
basis.
Despite the governments refusal to
entertain this demand for more money
another conference is scheduled to be
held Monday. This will be the last
chance of agreement before the meet
ing Tuesday of the miners executive
committee, and it is generally expected
that enough common ground can be
reached to avoid q strike.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Women to Open Campaign

Mrs. Nathan l.. Miller, wife Of the
Republican candidate for Governor,
will be the guest Of honor at q rally
Of Republican women to-day at the
Hotel Commodore. More than 1900
women have accepted invitations to the
luncheon, which will mark the opening
Of the campaign in New York County.
Mrs. Samuel Koenig, wife of the
chairman Of the county committee, will
be chairman Of the reception commit
tee, which includes Mrs. Jennie First
man, Miss Emma Roster, Mrs. John H.
Iaelin. Mrs. Edith Schachter, Miss Cor
nelia R. West and Mrs. Mary B. Cotter.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Creditors Charge Sugar
Company Is Insolvent
Petition i'm Involuntary Bank.
ruptcy Filed Against A. II.
O'NeilI. kuc.

An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed yesterday against A.
r: O'Neill, Inc, sugar broker at So
William Street. Liabilities are put at
$3eoo.oo0 and assets at $2,3o0,oO0. The
petitioning creditors, with the amounts
Of their claims, were Marcelino Garcia,
$4,000; Diedrich Scheffer, S2s3 200,
and Oscar Napoles, s292,eOO.
The petition charges that the al
legged bankrupt has transferred prop
erty to the Acadia Sugar Refining Com
pany, has hypothecated assets, and that
value of free assets is upward of $780,
00O
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Mrs. William A. Read Sells
Attractive Purchase Estate

Bryan L. Kennedy sold for Mrs.
William A. Read the three story dwell
ing with garage, barns, and out
buildings, comprising about twenty
four acres on Cottage Street, Purchase
opposite the entrance to Hill Crest.
adjoining the William A. Read Memo
rial Community House, to William NJ.
Lesher. of Lesher, Whitman e. Co.,,
Inc. The property was held at $40 600
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Sales in Staten Island

Mofatt & Schwab sold for Mrs. Jo-
sephine Peterson the dwelling at 22O
Daniel Low Terrace, St. George, S. l.,
to Henry Honigman.
Cornelius G. Kolf sold for client
Of Wilder, Even & Patterson five lots
on Hart Avenue, near Forest Avenue,
Hart Park, S. l., to Mrs. A. w Boyd.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Bronx Real Estate Owners
To Hold Meeting To-niehf

The Federation Of Bronx Real
Estate Owners will hold meeting at
the Hunts Point Palace, 163d Street
ard Southern Boulevard. tonight at
$3.50 o'clock, at which Municipal Court
.I"dge Peter A. She'll, Dr. Henry ".
Berg, Bernard S. Deutsch, Senator
Peter Abeles and others will speak.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Trading i'm Smaller Flats
On West and Fast Sides

Martha W. McManus sold to Lille
McEvoy the fvc-story fiat at PIG West
121st Street, 25x10o.11.
Charles F. Mccarthy sold to Fred
erick C. Uhl 23s East 123d Street, a
five-story tenement, 25x1OO.11.
Leonard WE'LL bought from the es-
tate of William Cowen the six-story
tenement at 16o Attorney Street, 25x
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Henry. Claus to Become
Resident of Morrisfo,xn

Wilmer n. .Tuttle leased for Nathan
sWiess the Niece country estate on Pick
atinny Road, opposite the Gillespie,
home, Morristown, to Henry Claus.
Mr.. Claus will occupy the larger res
idence, and will bring from Virginia
his stable of about ten thoroughbred
hunt horses
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Loft Occupying Block Front
In the Bronx Sold

Koelble & Schuyler sold for the Sum
NIT Holding Company the three-storv
loft, 200x100. covering the block front
On the east side Of Lincoln Avenue, be-
tween l32d and 133d streets. TIE pur-
chaser Will occupy part of the building.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

President Leon Bourgeois. II the
assembly Of the League Of Nations next
November passes over our proposals
ano decides by a two-thirds majority
to admit Germany, France probably will
part company with this famous insti-
tuition"
Lithuanian Dispute Up
PARIS, Sept. II (By The Associated
Press For the first time since it's
organization the Council Of the League
of Nations has been asked to arbitrate
between two nations in an endeavor to
avoid war. The council deliberated
this afternoon on the Polish-Lithuanian
dispute. lgnace Jan Paderewski. for
mer Premier of Poland, presented the
Polish viewpoint Of the controversy
and Professor Woldemar, Foreign Min,
lister. gave Lithuania's side of the dis
agreement.
No decision is expected to be arrived
at by the council before next week.
and perhaps later. The league is pro,
ceeding cautiously, as it has been init.
mated that Lithuania might not abide
by the decision of the council if it
were unfavorable to the Lithuanian
viewpoint.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Fire Record
Loss.

l2:ol-75 Delaney St. Mr. Rosen-
2;55-1so Wes, End av. awning. ""''' 4
unoocupied house, unknown Slight
s;2o--356 W. 18th st; rubbish,
ynTd ynEnoWn oy unoeeuP'ed h0uss; -r,.nown
1o:o5-43 White St; Neauss &
1l:2o-2 E. 18th st; Frank sarhar-
IL :45-l29 Washington st.; vacant;
unknown ............... Unknown
l2:ol-lss1 Broadway; auto; Pack
ard Motor Car Co... Unknown
/ .oo-2 W. l14th st.; Esther Ler
lah .................... Unknown
:o5-34 Delaney st: unknown. Trt.ing
l.lo-44o Broadway Chi!ds Res
taurant ................ None
12:4o-4l7 4. 43d st; United Beef
Co. :......... .......... :..... rrfing
Hunt .................... Trfl!ns
3:25-ll2 w. 4Sth st, Joseph Mil
letto ..............,...... Trihing
known ........... 49,. Trihlng
a:2o-1Ga w. 4Sth st; Fanny
Hayes ............... ...... .TrAing
3:50--3os E. 1o7th st; Joseph Ger
bino ...........:...:.... .Trfing
fence; Van Buren & Co. Trihing
4:25-09th st. at Central Park
West; auto; Sidney Schio-
ger ...........: :....... Trifltng
lazen .;..:...a.......- Trifllng
man Observation-Disclosures. .Trif'ing
715-s2 4th av., Interborough Rapid
Transit Co TrtAng
7:so-reoth st. and Crotona Park
way, fence b. Schoiman. Trihng
s:35--l319 9Th av., taxi Harry Stein
berg .............,... Trifing
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Brcesc Rents 6lst Street Home

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, has
leased furnished for Robert T. Breese
his home at 24e East Sixty-first Street,
which he purchased last year and re-
modelled, to Ronald Tree, who married
the former Mrs. Henry Field.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

ONE oc the best town houses In New York
city, in the middle Seventies. just OF
Central Park West sixteen rooms four
baths, all In perfect condition; priced low
for quick sale; immediate possession; no
brokers' A. {. DENSLOW. Room 5l2 81
Broadway Phone Bowling Green 713s
18TH ST. 4 EAST-ENT1RE PARLOR
FLOOR: LEASE; OCT. /. APPLY
PREMISES 6 2 NJ
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

TO Observation-Disclosures; furnished cottages
and bungalows for all year use. T. 3. &
n w. ACkERSON. Br!ghtwaters office.
Head or Harbor, or Brooklyn Office IS
Court st.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Brightwaters; a fow comfort
able bungalows and cottages for al year
use. r b. & H. w. ACkERSON, Bright
waters office. Head OF Harbor or Broohlyr,
office. &c Court st.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
LARCHMONT

TUCKAHOE, Westchester County. " W
room dwelling. double garage. lots 75x
lo0. steam heat. open plumbing; all mod
ern improvements; price $4,000; restrict
cd 66 Cnderhill Park; also ga lots in
rear II required. Inquire Segau. 2744
broadway. n. Y. c. Phone Academy 221A
Tuckahoe T06W
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

OWNER will consider renting fine resi-
dence close Scarsdale Station to family
adults: hot water heat. bedrooms 8 paths
and shower; garage: excellent condition,
immediate occupancy: rental So. 500 Ad-
dress Box 3O4, Scarsdale Phone 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

HOUSE for rent. November 20 May, nine
rooms. four baths. all improvements;
garage; near Bronxville: references re-
Quired. L SOL Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

GEM AT JAMAICA.
Modern 8-room cottage, restricted sec
ton: garage; plot 50Xl00: furnished or un-
furnished; terms. Mating. owner. IS
Union Hail, jamaica.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
ENGlEWO0ED ., Reel Es'n.e
u. ss s'~aS Houses fer Sale
II. Weatherby & Co., Englewood, N. J.

FOR SALE--5 we'll built houses in best
parts of Eng!ewood; must sell at once s
and rooms each. James L. Bried, Engle-
wood. n. j. Eng. 1l0c
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

LARCEM0ET
real home. rooms. 8 baths, Sea.
garage; finest construction; on corner plor
275 II. fron.ageS view OF Sound; Owner
moving to Eurof,e VIII accept b. st offe.
for immediate sale. ii. c. Hull. Telephone
l.archmont 12s-R.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
FURNISHED
MASSACHUSETTS REAL ESTATE

jNFU FINISHED APARTMENTS To IET
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-28
LIST or CONTRIBUTORS. '
TO sHELrERrSa ARMS


 The following is a list of the names of those who kindly gave jellies, pick les, preserves and grape juice to the family at the Sheltering Alarms for-use during the winter:
 Mrs. Allan Clewcrth, Mrs. Jobr IT Amy, Mrs- Albert H. Chase Mrs Ren- nett Gaines. Mrs. Eben Learned. Miss Louise B. Meech, Mrs John F. Park CT, Mrs. Edmund " Perkins, Mrs. L Woodard, Mrs. Charles II. Preston. Mrs- Henry T. Arnold, Mrs Asher H. Wilcox, Miss Elizabeth Hall, Miss Emeline Norton, Mrs. William \ T. 5rowne, Mrs. Joseph H. Selden, Mrs Frederiek Camp, Mrs. Charles B. Lee, Mrs. Herbert Miller, Mrs EIiza- neth R. Norton, Mrs. Albert Van Magenen, Mrs. Frederick ". Cary, MTs John D. Vaughn, Mrs. Iarue BhTen' Mrr. James c. Macpherson, Mrs. Arthur Howard, Mrs. John H. Ford. Mrs. John Stanton, Miss Car oline T. Gilman, Mrs Adams P Car roi' Mrs. Edward D. Fuller, Mrs. 1u- cius Briggs, Mrs. Leonard o. Smith. Mrs. Rollin Jones, Mrs. Fred R. Smith Miss Mary ossood, Mrs George W. Carroll Mrs. Charles Richards, Mrs. stephen B. Meech,, Mrs. c. Ncwcomo kinney. Mrs. Frank Coxeter, Mrs. K. r...... -.'ef Anls- Nl4llalu H. Allen, Mrs, miiiiam IL Young, Judge Ayling, Mrs. William II. Ste.srns, Mrs. Oliver l. Johnson Mrs William B. Birge, Mrs. Frank A Robinson, Mrs. Frank Fl I'ullen' Mrs. zebulon R. Robbins, Mrs. George W. Adams. Mrs. Jol,n F. Roe. CTS, Mrs. William T, Crandall. Mrs. Arthur Peaie, Mrs. Julius Brand, Mrs, James Lewis Smith Mrs Carl Brown. Mrs. Robert ". Perkins, Mrs. Louis schlayer. Mrs. Fred Clark, Mrs. Henry L. Bennett, Miss Alice L. Bennett Mrs. Martin Rozyclsl. Mrs. Jacob Aun4' Mrs. c. F. Sears. Mrs. Thomas service, Mrs. William Pitcher, Mrs Charles H Ricketts, Mrs Daniel Os- Leary' Mrs. John F. March, Mrs. William K Clark. Mrs. Herbert Kind, Mrs, James whitney. Mrs. Howard Stanton, lbIrs, Harry Bjurstrom.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-28
.NEW.. LoNpoH.

Estimates are being made on the pro. posed addition to be built on to the Lawrence Memorial hospital for the Jo- seph Lawrence Hospital association. The building will be three stories high, 48-se feet. of brick. ArepFoof ocnstTuction, and will cost s125, 900.
 The B. B. Gardner Storage Co, has purchased the Dolan property adjoining their plant on, BJackhan street. The land will be used for future development.
 The Modern Electric Co, are esm- pleting wireless radio station for the International Radio $ Telegraph Co, on Pequot avenue, their contract including both the installation of the apparatus and the, wiring.
 Contractors are putting the roof on the Thomas ,Ragonese garage at the cor ner of Bank and Division streets, The building Is 5sxfl feet, two stories high, of brick, with tapestrv brick front. and when completed will make an Attractive addition 1to that ssction of Bank street. The ground floor of the building will Be arranged for B service station. aud show room and the second floor for a five room apartment
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-28
BARBER CHARGED WITH
 VIOLATING HIS PArorr

In the superior court Monday. with Judge Gardiner Greene on the bench. the ssse or ASshur J. Messer. a New London oarDer' cnarged with violating his parole vas brought up and evidence introduced oy sergeant Smith, County Investigator jackson and Probation Officer Mansfield of New London. f'-' " ~
 messer testified in his own behalf and nenied the charges made against him he was cross examined by States At torney Hull. Judge Greene continued the sase until Wednesday to allow the pro- eation officer time to substatiate the iharges more fully.
 messe- was represented by Attorney Lroiand of New London and Josspb 4 St-o of New York. 'pA A.