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New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
Impressive Exercises Held at Parsons Theater This Afternoon
PROF. WALKER GIVES SPEECH
Shrco Hundredth Anniversary of Pilgrims Ffttingiy Observed as Au- thorixcd by State Legisiature-Rev. pr. Potter Also Speaks.

Hartford. Dec. 2l.--As authorized by the Connecticut legislature. the off, ciai state celebration of the 30Oth an- niversary Of the landing of the Pn- grims at Plymouth in 1920 took place this afternoon at Parsons theater. The address of the day was by Professor williston Walker of Yale university. Tho public letter from the state of Connecticut to tho children of her schools" which was written by Gov- ernor Holcomb and sent out to every school child in the state. was read by Miss Clara M. Coo. Threo melodies from tho Pilgrim psalm book, ar- ranged by Professor Waldo s. Pratt of tho Hartford Theological seminary. We're sung by the Hartford High school glee club. The Pilgrim compact made on the "Mnyfiower'' before the landing was read by Col. Charles F. Thomp- son, governor of the Connecticut So- ciety of Maynower Descendants. For mer Governor Simeon k. Baldwin is tho presiding officer.
 One Of Many Programs. ..-.
 This official observance of the Pill Rrfms' tercentenary, Is compile msntary to many celebrations in the churches and schools of the state and city as well as by historical societies. This evening the Congregational club, meeting at the Center church house. will further hon Jr the Pilgrim fath- CTS. and Rev. pr. Robert Johnston of Montreal will make an address on "our Forefathers and Their Fore bears"
 Tho address at this afternoons meeting was given by Rev. Dr. Rock wolf Harmon Potter. minister of Gen. tor Congregational church, which was founded by Thomas Hooker 12 years after the landing of the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock. Governor Holcomb was not present at the exercises. being among tho guests at the celebration in Plymouth.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
Inland Steel Co. GOing|
 Back Onto Old ScI

Chicago, Dec. 21.-The Inla Co. today announced that on 1 its plants would return to to 12 hour day basis. For a \ a half the company has operat( eight hour basis. Pay per houi the same after January l as ent.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
POINDEXTER CONE

| About World Association-
 Morrow Is Also on List.
 Marion, O., Dec. 21.-Anot| Der of the irreconcilable caml senate, Senator Miles Pcind Washington, today was cal President-Elect Harding,s tions on his plan for a world spciation.
 The conference is the fou Harding has held here with who fought for flat rejectionI Versailles league and it is u that others are to be sumrno in the hope that the irrec, may add their strength to tn, be proposed by the next ad ton.
 Another on the days apI list was Governor Edwin P. N Kentucky, a bitter opponent reserved ratification of the treaty.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
Too Fast to Hit

New Haven, Dec. 21.-The local police got word today of the chase af- ter a car. supposed to be from New Haven. with whiskey in 1t, and re- quest was made to look up the car. It was stated that the car marker was shot of by a New London officer as the car went through tl.at city. One in- formant told Capt. Donnelly that the police in this chase were regarded as Paul Reveres." When asked why there was not more shooting the in- formant said the car was doing better than SO miles an hour much of the time and there was hardly chance to shoot and make a Init"
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
ID'Annunzio Will Fight
 Against RapallO Treaty

Romo, Dec. 21.-captaIn Gabrieie |d'Annunzio. head of the regency of |puarnero. has informed General commander of Italian troops |Along the Dalmntian coast, that he 'aoes not recognize the treaty of
 apaiio and will resist it's enforce
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
CARRIER PIGEON, DEAD, FROM MISSING BALLOON
 OFFICERS DISCOVERED.

Rochester, N. Y.. Dec. 21--- Naval carrier pigeon. with tag No. 34, and part of a message undecipherable, was found dead here today. The appearance of the body indicates that the pigeon has been dead three to five days. Efforts are being made to locate the missing part of the message.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
AIRPLANE DESTROYED

Machine Searching for Missing Bal-
 loonists Comes to Grief, Though
 Pilot Is Not Injured.
 Albany, N. r.. Dec. 21.-One of the two army airplanes which were to have searched tho Adirondack region for the missing naval balloon took fire soon after hopping off hero tor Glens Falls this morning and was forced to make a landing at Westerly Island. about two milea south Of here. The plane was destroyed, but Lieut.. F. B. Johnson, pilot and sI rgeant George Sicke, observer, are reported to have escaped injury.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
60 Workmen Jump From
 Windows in Big Fire

Lynn, Mass, Dec. 21.-Sixty work men were forced to jump from win- dows when flames spread through the plant of the U. s. Upper Leather Tan ntng Co.,, at 270-27S Broadway in Wyoma, suburb today. The man. agement estimated the loss. largely ip1nstock. at $100,0o0. The building.
 oh was of wood was virtuallv de.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
wour.p oUasH SUMMONS.

Columbus. O., Dec. 2i.--The Good
 <ar Tire and Rubber Go. of Akron yor which a receiver was asked last goek In local courts by Frank z.
 dounett. n stockhoider and former |ftorney general of Ohio. today filed
 motion to auash the service sum-
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
TSP. c. STOCK DIVIDEND.

New Yorw, Dec. 21.-A 75 per cent stock dividend was declared today by stockholders of the Delaware, Lacka- wanna & Western Coal Go. in increas- ing the capital stock from $6,800,000 to s20,00O.o00. The dividend payable 10 stockholders on record today amounted to $4,943,025.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
Stole $20O,000; Must
 Serve Eight Year Term

Wilmington, Del. Dec. 21.-Wn- liam Busfs secretary and treasurer of tho Wilmington Savings Fund Society and socially prominent in thia section was today sentenced to eight years in the county workhouse after he had pleaded guilty to taking securities valued at s2o0.0oo belonging to thu institution. Bush confessed ha took,
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
GREETINGS BY VIII
Holiday Message nFo4 Mnd
 to California wiii Bs iksl|
 Braintree, Hartford and |

Braintree, Mass, Dec.
 greeting to California from setts. signed by Governor the vice-president-elect, and tQ Governor Stephens will oy ten amateur wireless
 across the continent tonigh|
 Philip Robinson, a stude1 engineering at Tufts colleee a key n a tiny shop in the residence here, will start tll at 10:3o p. m. from Braintr' go to Marion and thence Hartford and Bridgeport, New York city, where an op start 1t on the next leg of |
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
Electrical System at Grammar School and Department Deficits to Como Up for Consideration.

A special meeting of the school committed hal been called by Judgo R. F. Gaffney. chairman, for tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock to consider bids for the installation of a new cleo trical system at tha grammar school. Tho present system ia not adequate to carry psyer enough to allow O. tho use of sufficient number of lights to properly illuminate the building. About $3.000 will be expended on tho work.
 The board will also take up tho matter of deficitn in the school funds. A report will bo made to tho mayor for action at tho next special meeting of the council. It is expected that the deficit will bo a largo ono sinco the estimates of expenses received severe c,,t1 at thc handa of tho TaXpaYers
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
Much Illness Over the
 Week-End is Re-

An unusually large numbet portable illnesses were brough attention of the health den yesterday. including the fol Diphtheria. 6; scarlet fev measles, g.: typhoid fever,
 :. = Y>ov af men SIc<
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
100000 ARE AFFECTED
Phila. Textile Workers to be Cut 10 to 30 Per Cent in Pay, Manufacturers Say.

Say.
 Philadelphia, Dec. 21.-The wages of more tran 100000 workers in the textile industry of this city are to be reduced from 10 to 30 per cent in the near future officers of a number of manufacturers association including the trade said today.
 Reduction notice of 10 per cent was posted in the Turkish Toweling Mills and the manufacturers of Wilton and Brussels rugs announced they would notify the union representatives today that a 25 per cent reduction would be put into effect on January IT.
 Hosiery workers are to be reduced from 15 to 25 per cent and coarse yarn spinners, sweater knitters and other knit fabric employees from 10 to 30 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21

G1ena Falls Dec. 21.-Lieut- L. V. Beau. army pilot also searching for the missing balloon, announced today That he would continue his search alone since his companion is forced 10 quit
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21

Washington. Dec. 21.-Mrs. Annott Robinson of Manchester, Eng, secre- tary of the British branch of the women's international league declared today before the commission of the committee of 100 investigating con- dftions in Ireland, that American con- sul Wells. at Manchester, had att tempted to prevent her from going to America to testify before the com mission by refusing to wise her pass ports on December 6.
 We are not encouraging inquiry in America into the state of affairs in Ireland" Mrs. Robinson said, she was told by the consul.
 After visiting the American embassy and the office of the American consul general in London. Mrs. Robinson sad she applied again at Manchester for a vse of her passport and obtained it, but only after she had promised not to "engage in propaganda nor to give interviews to the American press"
 AS result of this verbal promise, she said, her Tips were closed to the "McCathron Boiler Works, Inc, America.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
WEATHER

Hartford. Dec. 2f.-ForeCast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight, Wednesday un- settled, probably rain.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
HOME RULE BILL FOR
 IRISH PASSED TODAY
Meanwhile Witnesses Here Tell of Conditions There
 U. $. Consul Implicated.

;7t London, Dec.l 21.-The Irish home rule bill as slightly modified by the house of lords was adopted by the house of commons today. The measure now needs only tine royal signature to become a law.
 The measure will be effective at the discretion of the government at any time within three and one half years. The government reserves the privilege of applying the law when the oppor- tune moment arrives. .
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
MASONS ELECT
Harmony Lodge Names OI One Year Term-Rawlir| Office for 2S Year.

John Hill was elected master at a meeting of lodge of Masons last even Chief of Police William J.l was honored by election to| of secretary for the 2Sth \ cers chosen were: w. A. senior warden: F. H. Andrel warden; George Fl. Boyer, F. H. Fox, senior deacon; T1 lett, junior deacon; Leon Jon steward; Harry Smith, junior William H. Horsfall, tyler Macarthur, organist.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21

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New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO JET

APARTMENT 10 rent for summer: five
nicely furnished rooms. ali improvements
desirable location; $50 monthly Give par
uculars adults only. Address c.. Box 12G
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Leases in Business Buildings

The Che IS f. Moves COMPANY
leased tn Iilding 12l Park Row to
Samuel ell, the store and basement
SO Pine 5treet to Thomas T. Pountney
and the southerIy store in the new
Platou Building, at the northeast cor
ner of Broad and Front streets. at an
aggregate rental of $4,000, to the Can
zaro & Savarese Company. Louis Field
man was the associate broker in the
last named lease.
The White Goodmsn Company has
leased the first loft at 35 West Thirty
first Street to Max Sapnir, the third
lott at 29 West Twenty Street to
Weinberg Brothers, the building 29
West Seventeenth Street to Abraham
Siegel. the second loft at 26 West
Twenty-thrd Street to the French Mer-
chandise Company and the top loft at
43 East Thirty-frst Street to Fox &
Bolkowitz.
Charles B. Van Valen, Inc. leased the
third floor az IS John Street to the Rob
ert B. McFaille Insurance Agency. and
space to the T. NJ Ten Brock Com
pany, Inc, and Bergen Tallman.
Ewing, Bacon & Henry leased the
second floor at 124 East Forty-frst
Street to the Frank L. Davis Mt:Nle
COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Twenty-seven One-F anaiIy
BROOKLYN Houses Sold
Alec Building Company Dis.
poses Of Realty in Maple
ton Park Section

The Realty Trust sold for the Alec
Building Company the remaining
twenty-sevon houses out Of 437 at Ma,
pleton Park to the Court Realty Bono
and Mortgage Company. The houses
are at POPS, 2030, 2034. 2036, 204O and
204S SiXty-third Street; 2119, PAT
Pip and 2174 SiXty-hfth Street; 2174
and 2l76 Sixty-sixth Street; G21G
Twenty-frst Avenue; 2O36. 203S, 2O40
2O42, 2046, 2O48. 2O52. 2O54. 205S. 2O60
2064 2070, 2072 and 2074 SiXty-fourth
Street.
These houses are Of seven rooms.
The asking price was $250,O00 Will
hanson & KaepDel were the brokers.
The Realty Associates sold 50 stan
wiX Street, three story building, 25X
u.s., to Sadie and Sarah Keller.
Charles Partridge sold the three
story apartment house, 961 Kent Ave
nue., for julius Schlciman.
William Liss Inc. sold one-family
stucco house. 2139 East Eighteenth
Street, TO r. McComsky.
Bulkley & Horton Co. have sold 500
Lincoln Road two-famjly dwelling,
20.uX102.6, for Ragner T. Lambreght
and William 2. Arrott
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Indiana Woman Parts
With Dwelling Property
Attracted by Good Price Of
fered, Sells House in East
81 Street

The Crukshank Company sold for
Mrs Amahe Humbel. Of Indiana. to
Mrs Christina Walter the four-story
dwelling l55 East SD Street, 19.2X100.
Thomas J. O'Reil.y sold for Pedro P.
De FumagalIi the three-story dwelling
a, re Wes, 94th Street, 18X100. The
seller bought the house through the
same broker SIX months ago
+. R. Wood & Co. Inc. and Ambrose
R Clark Co sold % West 18th Street,
four-story dwelling, 20Xl02.
The Everett NJ. Seixas Company sold
for Miss Mary A. Smith the dwelling
Us West 10th Street. 146Xlo2.
More West End Buying
John H. Pierce old for the estate of
Charles +. Goer Il West 130th
Street, four-story Cling, 20x100.
Harry Sugarman sd for Madeline
Hron 131 West l. h Street, four
story dwelling, 15.6Xlp0.
Goodwin d Goodwin sold for Eliza
ssetn Bernholt of East Stroudsburg,
Fa9 the three-story dwelling. 14S West
l-5d Street, l7X1o011.
" j. Huston & Son sold for Ennis
& Snnott 5I5 West 10th Street,
'aree-story dwelling, 16.Sx9911.
fepe & Brother sold for Mrs Z. Bal
lantlne SS Grove Street, 22xlO0, three
story dwelling.
= Spear & Co. sold for Mrs. William R.
george, the three-story dwelling 10S
tast N9th Strae-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Tenants Purchase
9-Story Apartment
I'm 5 8tll Street
lake Over Property Which
Sellers Have Been Askine
100000 For on Co.
operative Ownership Plan

Another large apartment on the
west Side was purchased on the CO.
operative plan of ownership. 1t con-
cerned the ninestory building at 1852
and 1856 West Fifty eighth Street, on
plot 60Xx100, between Sixth and Sew
enth avenues. The property was dis
posed OF for the City Real Estate Com
pany. 1t contains thirty-six suites with
an annua rental of $4,000. The
selhng company has been asking $780,
oV0 tor the property Pease & Eli
man, the brokers IN the transaction.
have been appointed agents by the new
owners.
Roe Estate Sells Flat
"llli@,A A. White & Sons sold for
Frank Roe and others the five-storv
apartment ia West Seventv-second
Street, 23.4Xl02.2, which adjoins the
southeast corner of Broadway and
Seventy second Street. The buyer pur-
chased the property for investment.
The property has been in the hands
OF the Roe family since 1856, and was
occupied by them as their residence
until about year ago, when it was
altered
The two five story apartments with
stores at 1l03 and ll05 Park Avenue.
54x80, adjoining the northeast corner
of Eightyninth Street, are to be taken
over by the 1103-l10- Park Avenue
Corporation, formed Monday by Bah
bage & Sanders, attorneys. and hav-
ing as directors Raymond B. Fenner.
H. 5. Lockwood and NJ. NJ. Carey. The
property is owned by the r. j. Muller
Realty Corporation.
Heights House Resold
/. Portman resold to Catherine Gay
da the tve-story modern apartment
515 and 517 West 178th Street, 426x
100. Arthur H. Cutler was the bro
ker. Mr.. Portman bought from Mamie
J. Campbell and Annie 7. Fitzgerald.
through James Farrell. the four-story
dwelling at 333 West Eighty fifth
Street. 20Xl00.S. 1t contains sixteen
rooms and Will probably be altered
into small suites.
The Benenson Realty Company
bought through Thomas 5. Touey from
the Central Union Trust Company, as
trustee, the three four-story flats 272
to 276 West l2Sth Street, 62x10O.
David Lion sold the five story fiat $50
East 12Gth Street to A. Schaefer
through William Diez
Meister Builders, Inc, sold to Frank
Ferrara the southwest corner of nth
Street and Second Avenue, siX-story
apartment, 50X58.5.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Apartments A i'm Bronx
Bought by Investors
Investor Buys Seven.Story Mod.
ern Building at l63d and
Tiffany Streets Corner

Theodore S. Tenney sold to Isidore
Ieltlebaum, of the l. Teitlebauu Fur
n'ture Company, the southeast corner
OF 163d Street and Tiffany Street. a six
story modern apartment containing
fortty-three apartments and seven
stores fronting 100 feet on Tiffany
Street and l08 feet on East 163d Street.
John F. Pendergast sold for George
Altman to Felix Stegmann the three
1amIly house 1162 Forest Avenue; for
/. Il; Deyaney to D. Milano, the dwell
n,gg lHg 80 East 134th Street; FOR Miss A.
. Donnell to Mary L. Wilson, the
dwelling 346 East l35th Street, and 70,
sold 1t to Patrick Broder; for Miss Car
ney TO Mr.. jenkins. the dwelling 422
East l3oth Street, and for J. c. Green
TO Mrs. +. Szolscek the dwelling 469
East 134th Street.
Albert L. Lowenstein sold the two
four-story tenements 5l4 and SIG East
l49th Street to Heller & Sussman.
hurz & rem negotiated the sale. Mr.
Lo"ensteln also sold the plot, 50x28,
IN Carter Avenue, LAT feet north Of
Hath Street.
Alexander Selkin, David Mintz and
Harry Katz sold to Ralph Osborn 2695
Creston Avenue. 5Ox10O.
William Peters & Co. sold the two
family dwelling 1498 Rosedale Avenue
to John Pierce.
A. Calm sold for George Knauf the
t.hree-family dwelling 1890 Intervale
Avenue.
Eugene V. Welsh sold the dwelling
43 Maple Avenue for the estate Of
Henry c. Pitney to John H. B. Coriell,
vice president Of the Morristown
Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
Central Union Trust Buvs
Plaza Branch Building
Ien-Story Structure at 5th Ay.
and Doth ST. Now Owned bv
Street Floor Tenant

The Central Union Trust Company
has bought from the former firm of
GILBERT & Kramer, the ten-story struc
fure with banking quarters and apart
ments at the south corner of Fifth
Avenue and Sixtieth Street. The new
owners occupy the grade floor of tho
premises for their Plaza branch. The
property is assessed bv the civ for
taxation purposes at $l.25O.000 The
structures stands on q plot S0xl25 on
poslte the Metropolitan Club. The SELF
ers acquired the property last Decem-
per. 1T was erected several years ago
9y Warner Van Norden to house the
yam aan Norden Trust Company. One
by the Henry Phipps Estates. Inc. and
apartments are occupied by Mrs.
fnippS, Mrs. William II. Vanderbilt
and Frederic c. Pentield
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Realty at Coney Island Greek
For Building Material Plant

The Realty Assocla;os sold water
front property at Coney Island Greek
to John Bagonetti, as a distributing
point for sand, brick and other build
ing materials.
The land adjoins the plant Of the
!. NJ. Horton Ice Cream Company, ard
has frontage of 12O feet on Coney
Island Creek with uniform depth OF
139 feet running through to Hart Place
and West Fifteenth Street
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Union Square
Skyscraper III
New Hands
roIe Estate Parts With
the Bank of Metropolis
Building, at 10th Street
Corner. to Mrs. Dora kuch
old District Loft Deals
r,,rse Structures in Mid
Town and Downtown Mer-
camille Section Involved

rso sixteen story Bank of the
,...,oolis Building. at the northwest
'.,.r Of Union Square and Sixteenth
s...a. and the four-story building ad-
INC it IN Sixteenth Street were
sr,sased yesterday by Mrs. Dora
- tor investment, Close 70 $4,000
-" A was involved n the deal, which
w.s closed by Theodore S. Tenney.
Tho William Washington Cole es-
-. < the seller OF the buildings. The
..rrsr structure was erected some
s.,rs ago by the Fuller Construction
r.mnarv Mr.. Cole bought it about
st,ssn years ago. paying Sl,5OO,ooo, ac-
.,-5i,r to the report at the time. He
t.,sbt the building SIS an investment.
49, four-story structure in the rear,
:. 10 Fast Sixteenth Street, was pur-
.5ssed to protect the rear light of the
'irl The propc-tie have frontage of
sa6 feet On SiX eenth Street. The bank
Sp;lding measures 32.6 feet on Union
Square.
Loft Sale in Silk District
The Pelham back Realty Company. OF
Vsstehester County, sold its twelve
story loft building at III and 119
rsst Twenty-fourth Street. The build
inc was sold 10 the Niboa Realty Cons
rs1v Morris Polsky, president. Theo-
d,re S. Tenney was the broker.
West 57th St. Realty in New Hands
Bernard Smyth & Sons sold for Miss
fouise B. Scott 20 West Fifty seventh
S.reet. and for Charles 7. Mathews 80
Vast F.ftv-seventh Street, two four
storv houses, on combined plot 50x
zoos. TO Abraham H. Brown. Cad
walader Wickersham & Taft repre-
ser-ed the sellers. The Fifth Avenue
ShoD. now located at Fifth Avenue and
Thirty-fourth Street, IS building a
nine-story building on the 50-foot plot
at "a.
Mercantile District Loft Deals
Spear & Co. sold the Greenwich
Bsildiug. at % TO % Washington Place,
70 a syndicate Of investors. 1t is ten
sores. I00x100, on the southeast
corner of Washington Place and
Greene Street
Freder,cx Brown resold to Hyman
Benowitz the seven-story loft building
q. 50 and 81 Lispeuard Street. 48.9X90,
near BroacW ay A /. Levin was the
broker in the transaction.
Builders Buy in Forty seventh Street
Douglas Gibbons ( Co. SOLD for John
Nchaels 2l5 East Forty seventh Street,
four tory remodeled building, 25X
iA05 20 n1jlGorS who will oCcuDV il
IS executive Offices.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Dryers for Jersey Homes

at ',anS Wa Hughes Taylor Company sold
TorDsnn rT,Un,eialr, \. j, for Mrs. Mildred
dent;eyy 10 William Gerhauser the resi-
Pacree" property and garage "a Porter
sams ss' On an acre, held at $4,000. The
porta brokers' sold for William La
and 'ae ne property II Fairfield Street
s20o0o MARION Road. involving about
gomss?ene rusene V. Welsh and William ].
sard 'He sold for the estate of Ed
,ss '' -. l. Dobbins to Mrs. T. Olney Hill
hin pS..operty at Franklin Place and
M oIeet, Morristown, N. j., large
resiSence riiSence and garage, and leased the
p;gs,eenaee rs Morris Averue for Paul
RelssO RsiOw to Edward F. Dunno. Mr..
% isa pa,siso also leased for John G. w. Kuehl
ColnssiIp;h Lee White the residence at
oia Road and Whinnarv Road
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Sales in Westchester

Price G. Ripley Inc. sold for Frank
n. Gobel his Colonial house on Sher-
man Avenue. Gidney Farm. White
Plains, to A. T. Mace, of this city.
Ward Carpenter & Co. sold large
home on Walworth Avenue. Greenacres.
to New York business man. L. p. e.
l.. V. C. F. were the h-okers.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Sale Tonight of BROOKLYN Lots

An auction sale Of Bay Ridge lots IS
scheduled to be held at o'clock this
evening in the Brooklyn Real Estate
Exchange. 189 Montague Street, by Jo-
seph P. Day. for the estate of the late
Senator John McCarty.
The property consists of 1873 lots in
Bay Ridge, Eleventh. Twelfth and
Thirteenth avenues, SEVENTEEN, Sew
enty second, Seventy-third and Sew
enty-fourth streets. within three
blocks of the subway.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
100000 Involved in New
Market for FIatbush

tain more than 200 stores the old car
barns at Flatbush Avenue and Duryea
Street. Brooklyn, have been purchased
by Robert Ward jr, H. Fannie Parter
D. NJ. Boutwell, and c. E. Gilmore for
a company to be known as the Public
Market of Flatbush, Inc. The BARN oc-
cupies plot 250x350. The improve
ment will cost $700,000.