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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
Jack Delaney
 vs Chiioniinski

Jack Delaney, local middIeweight, will resume his ring activities tomor- row night in Provid ence when he meets Steve Choinisky before the Ma tionaI A. c. Delaney's injured arm is now in fighting shape and Manager Al Jennings expects to keep his kayo artist bury from now on Delaney owing to his injury in the Robson bout, being booked with George Rob inson, Eddie O'Hare, Eddie Trembly and Mike McTigue. Delaney has re- ceived his New York license and ex- poets to make his metropolitan debut in one of the open-air events at an carly date.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
Tad Picks DenaDseu

no should referee? Jim Cor bett or Patsy Haley
 should two judges act with the ref cree? No-the fatheads No there's no decision.
 Should champions defend their ti- ties every six months? No.
 Should Willard be eiven a ra+,,,-, match with Dempsey? Yea
 Who do you think is entitled to meet the winner Of the Dem nsev- Carpenter battle FruI+on o,- wi lard. VI Vii
 Tn closing, Tad remarks
 carpenter will not fight any one Who amounts to anything. He mass ggq gq up Willard. Fulton and Moran lie says they're too biz. VI ''ii
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
JOIE RAY TO RACE

Boston, May 17-Joie W. Ray, the mile champion, wired from Chicago today his acceptance of an invitation to meet the best runners of the coun- try at that distance at the games to which Paddock has been invited. The meeting is one arranged in connec-' tion with the centennial anniversary of the Boston English High School. All events will be open to the public without charge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
JRS. DEFEAT ROVERS

The Y M H. A Juniors won their second straight game, defeating the fast Rovers, 10 to g. The battery for the Juniors was Ciazer and LebanIn. M Schine and Dorkin featured for Juniors. Manager s. Schopicl of the Juniors is ready to book games with all 14-16 year old teams.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
PAGAN WITH BETHEL

Jack Eagan, wen known catcher, has signed up for backstop duty with the strong Bethel independent club for this season. Eagan should make a good man for the rural team as he is a heavy sticker and also has minor league experience in his record.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
August And
 Hubbs Win

Pete August, Steady SIeadman's s aprofege, scored his second win in the sr4ng last night at WilTimantic when 5he Knocked out Tommy Lyons in the fifth round by a left. jab to thejaw Lyons is a, youngster of reputation and it was his first defeat
 Teddy HubbS was another Bridge poxsSer to get into action, getting the verdict over Young Morrisey in the <sesni-fIOal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
FUR COT IN FORM

The Putnams of the Bows club took the sea Fps of the Red Sox, to 4. Furcot of the Putnams piched su- perb ball, allowing only two hits. The Putnams will meet speedy Mohawks next Sunday afternoon on Diamond No. 1. Seaside Park. Rogers or Kane will be in the box.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
TWISTED FISH SPECIAL

Winsted, May 1.-The large brook trout in the Blackberry River at Nor folk which has annoyed sportsmen by snapping their lines after taking the baited hook was caught Sunday by Frank Christiani. It weighed two pounds and had four fishhooks in it's jaws according to the story.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

Batted for Mayberry in 9th.
 Bridgeport 70 0 0 0 0 Q ? I ne Springfield 70 0 o o 0 o Ii
 Two base hits. Mclaughlin, Com zaies- Three base hits, Martin. Sac rlnces' Mclaughlin CD. LePard, smith. Left on bases, Bridgeport S. Springfield ,. Bases on baiIs off Mayberry ,. off LePard ?. Struck out, by LePard Il. by Mayberry I. Winning pitcher, Lepard; losing pitcher Mayberry. Empires, Han nifin and Brown. Time of game 1sa5
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
EAST SIDES WIN

Mays pitched great ball giving only three hits to the ColonialS. enabling 2 the East Siders to win by a score of II to 6. The East Sides are willing to play the Colonials another game, winner to take all.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
SLUGGERS WIN PAN

The Bull Head Sluggers won a doubleheader on the Beardsley dia- mond, defeating the Young Lions, 9 to O. and the White Pines by q score of E5 to ' Sarvfco's hitting was the feature. The Sluggers are open to play any team after May 29 on Sun days the Jackson Cubs preferred.
 wORCESTER-Cag and San toro made homers in Holy Cross to win over Colby yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
Big League Dust.


 Sees home run for Cincy brought the handwriting on the wall for Pitcher Toney, but the Giants topped the eX-world champs, ' to i.
 The Tanks handed another jolt to Cleveland fans when Carl Mays twirl- ed the HugginS band to a to win, making two straight over the champs. The Dodgers continued in their slump, the Cards tackinS on a to defeat to Wilbert Robinson's N. L. title-holders.
 The Phfls scuttIed the Pirates ship. winning to O. Williams cIouted a homer, and Jimmy Ring, ex-Red pitcher, distinguished himself by re- tiring six Buccaneers in a TOW.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

Bates. the hard hitting shortstop of the Hil1ies. is still hitting out two yesterday getting a pair. in the win tover New Haven Four New Haven pitchers were in the action but they failed to check the on-rush- ing Hi111es.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
fSant1iur of Teams.

Games Today. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

Freddy Jacks, who meets Billy De- Foe m one of four twelve-rounders at the Ploneer Sporting Club Wednesday hlsht' Will battle with Johnny Kill pIEe' the feaIherweight king, in Cleveland next Monday night, if De Foe doesn't knock him out.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

The Senators scored all of their four runs against the Rrascos in the eighth inning. when a base on balls a pair of bungles and three timely hits neItted the runs that put the game on ice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
Kane Hitting Ball Hard.

''Brick'' Kane fs travelling like Missouri cyclone at the bat for the Senators. Yesterday he poked out three hits in four trips to the plate, a two-bagger nearly scaling the left field fence of the new C1arkin ball yard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
EASTERN LEAGUE

Today's Games. Bridgeport at ringfeld. Worcester at PittSfield- Hartford at Waterbury. Albany at New Haven.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

New York at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Detroit
 NATIONAL. New York z, Cincinnati 1. St. Louis 4, Brooklyn 3. Boston ', Chicago l. Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

NEW YORK-Cols. Huston and Ruppert, owners of the Yankees. handed over half a. million in Liberty bonds completing the transaction for the site of the new Yankee baseball park.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

Pitcher Cox of Albany. famed g dozen batters. but Worcester made her hits count and won out, 1 to 3.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

CAMBRIDGE GE-Harvard ball toss CTS experienced no difficulty in de featinG the Mass. Aggies. to o.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

Last Saturday night at the Com monwealth s. c, Young Maruka of Stamford and Jimmy Burns. former Bridgeporter. went F sizzling rounds to a draw. Maruka is one of the best little fellows turned out in the Nut meg state, and wherever he displays he is always wanted back for another showing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

A combination of fight promoters. Frank Black and Dave Mckay of Newark and Dave Driscou of Jersey City, will stage open-a5r boxing sh ows at the Harrison, N. Y.. baseball field during the summer months. Their first important bout will be a twelve round Set-to between Champion Bennyq Leonard and Rockey Kansas of Buffalo, which will be contested on June 6.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
N1ayberry AIso Pitched Wen.

Pitcher Mayberry also twirled a fine game up to the seventh when the locals got to the big heaver for a pair of tallies. Mayberry, however, famed only one batter, Loftus being the victim in the first round.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN.
 Yesterdays Scores. New York 6. Cleveland 3. Chicago ,, Philadelphia 4. Boston 10, St. Louis ,. Detroit IT, Washington H.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
Hooks And Jabs
 By CHICK CREATION.

Billy Prince. the Hollow favorfte has jus1 returned from Easton, Conn. where he has been rounding into shape for the last two weeks. Man ager Red Bennett has mapped out a busy campaign for Prince which calls for bouts in New York and New ter sey.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

Yesterday being the first pay day for the players a couple of more re- leases were expected. but none. came. NcCann is still over the 16-p1ayer limit but has several days grace in which to decide who to let go.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

NcI4aug,hlfn's brace in batting is gratifying to the fans. Yesterday he added a two-sacller to the pair he got on Sunday. Perhaps the St Louis hoy is just striking his speed with the willow Kingdom is also displaying a vast improvement in Stickwork.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17
Brown Derbies In Springfield
 For , Games

The Brown Derbies got off early flor Springfield today where they en- gage in a three-day series with Jack Flynn's Pnies. Jack Flynn said yesterday he would probably use COndOn, one of his crack twirlers, against the McCann squad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

Ed LeFard, Bridgeport's southpaw, looked like a million dollars yester- day to the fans who saw him per form against Springfield. LePard had all kinds of smoke and for eight innings he was invincible, flaming II batsmen and allowing but two hits.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-17

The spectators got a scare in the ninth when three visitors were on the sacks, but the hopes of Jack Flynn to andhilate LePard went up in It was a fitting thrill to a comparatively quiet game
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE

17th E D.--Grand St. Bowery. Delaney
at. Chrystle st. Canal ST, Bowery, Hester
st. and Elizabeth st.
18th L. D.--Grand ST. Elizabeth St Hes.
ter st. Bowery, Canal St aud Lafayette St
Canal st. and Broadway.
goth f. D.--Spring St, Mulberry st.
Grand St Lafayette St. Broome St. and
Sullivan s..
2lst e. D:-Kenmare, sowery, Grand and
Mulberry SITS
22d Fl, D.-Prince 81. Elizabeth ST.
Srring 81; Bowery. kenmare st. and Null
berry st.
23d e. D-E Houston st. Bowery.
Prince St Mulberry ST.. Spring st. and
Broa dway.
24th Fl. D.--Great Jones st. p. Sd st. %
ave, Chrystie Sc. stanton ST.. BoweTy. f.
Houston ST and Broadway.
25th II De. An St 2d ave, e Sd st.
Groat Jones st and broadway.
25th f. DIV. sd St, Broadway. Spring
st. and Thompson st.
27th r. D.-Horston St. Thompson st.
Spring ST. and Sullivan st.
2Sth e DIV. 81, Thorn pson, W. Fous
ton and Sullivan sts.
Goth 4. D-MaHaougal st. w Houston
st, Hancocl1 st, RiescEer 81. Macdoug a!
st. ". 3rd St, Sullivan 81 and Spring ST
3Gth r. 9TH ave. Bleecl,er St. Car
mine st, 9Th ave, w. Sd St. Macdouqal ST.
BleerlSer st Hancock st. w. Houston st.
and Bedford ST.
aist e D.-Bleecker st. 7th ave, W
4th st, Barrow st. Washington pl, 9Th
ave. and Carmine s.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
twenty second Assembly District

r. y. Location Occupied, as
". lt5th St, bet. Broadway
and Amsterdam ave. w. ent
W. lseth ST.. bet. isroadwsy q. "
nnd Amsterdam ave, +. cni.
W l45fh st.. bet. Broaduav a lSO
and Amsterdam ave, w cnt.
S. side w. l47th st. 60 feet ".
,7s. A,'s,1 of Amsterdam N n, lam ave.:. Booth
S. side OF W. l4Sth St. % feet
II. OF Broadway. Booth
~ 1e58 e8 "A A'nst erdain ave Bakery
II S side Of ". 15oth st., 60 fest
w Of Amsterdam ave.. Booth
- 1s$s ~ n,,d,er,, l|lx, 81. Tailor
IA s.. side OF w l5lst At. 100 feot
W. Of Broadway, court oni,
J, $3.50 Broadway ......... .confeetion,s,gpg, r,,p,
= = sos .o ". la2d st. storage
l. \. SIDE of ". i5sa st. s. let t'''7
W of Amsterdam ave-. Booth
20 Cor. s.. Nichoias ave. .nd WINS W.
I,sn ssstn st.. s ent- on st.
II n. side ot W. l5sth St.. 50 feet -
90 ,o.. %. g. OF Broadway .......,. Booth
4 4VJI Amsterdam ave. .......... Barber
% Cor. st. Nicholas ave and ".
l5sth at, "a ent. e. on W.
p 1854 Ans,or,a,,, nam st. ....'''..F $ 46
% 657 w. l57th = Iarh.I undgy
2e Audubon pl. .Laundry
r r Sa5 81 " " a,, lSSth TAILOR
% S side Of ". l6oth IT.. il fdct lt'''F
40 .eo ny, W. OF Ainsterdam ave. ... Booth
sG y $50 'sfIsaa .ids ", a. s 9se M 20 AZ house
". Of ~. Warrington ave.
&c a. eide Of W. l5lst st., 10 fsc, 'G'' q
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Eighth Assembly District

1st e De. Houston 81. Suffolk St.
stanton st. and Ludlow -.
ID e D.-A diagonal Vns from the cor
ner OF Avenue A and I'd ST. TO the corner
Of Avenue Is and f. Sd at., Avenue B.
E. H9pston 81; and Avenue A.
Sd II. D.-2d ST, Avenue \. Z. Houston
4rh E. D.-2d St, lst ave. e Houston
st. and "a ave.
5th E. De. Sd ST., Avenue A. Cd st
s.h e. De 4tn st. Avenue A. Z. 90
nth p De 4th ST. Avenue B. dag
onal line from the corner Of Avenue B
and h. 20 St TO the corner Of Avenue !
and I'd ST. and Avenue y.
sth e. 9TH st, Avenue p L. 4th St
and Avenue a
9th e D.-5th St. Avenue A. n. 4th st
loth E. 9th s.. Avenue A. 5th st.
llth z. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner of Avenue A and 7th St. Avenue 4,
9th st. and 1st ave.
9Th E. D.-7tn st. LIST ave- 9Th st ard
st. and I'd ave. TO the corner of 7th St.
iSth E 9TH St. diagonal line from
corner OF 9Th st. and I'd ave, "a ave, 5th
81. and Cooper square.
l4th f. D.-As'or pi., Cooper square. 5th
18th Il D.-n 9th St. I'd ave" ave I'm 9,
Cooper square and 4th ave
10th F. D.-st. Marks pl.. 1st ave. 18th
NJ lI.h p. De. 10th St. 1st ave. St.
lsth r. De. 9Th ST. Avenue A. a
q, no .lh st. 10 the corner OF lst ave aud
$. i'th ~, Z; D;-B ]oth st. Avenue B. 9th
ST, avenue A. e. 9Th 81. and lst ave
2oth f De. 18th st, Avenue G Fl
10Th st. Avenue B, Il. ilth ST. and Ave-
2lst f Dr 1o+s =. -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Sixth Assembly District

1st Il. De 4th 81. East River. stanton
St. C,oerck St f. houston st. and Lewis St.
I'd f. DE. Houston St, Goerck st,
Stanton. st. and Cannon St: c. -,
4th E. De 4th St. Lewis ST.. E. Hous-
ton s. and Avenue D. - :.
and Avenue G.
9Th q. DE. Sd St; Avenue D. e Eous-
ton St and Avenue c.
ner OF Avenue b and 2d s.. 10 the corner
Of Avenue c and I'd ST. Avenue 6, t.
Houston ST. and Avenue y.
sth e. De An St, Avenue C. a dag
onal line from the corner Of Avenue G
and II. Sd 81. to the corner of Avenue B
and I'd st. and Avenue 3.
9th Z. p-A diagonal line from the cor
ner OF Avenue Il and z. 9th st. 10 the cor
ner of Avenue { and e. 9Th ST. Avenue c.
e An ct. and Avenue +; ,
10th K. D---E. 5th ST., East River. e. 4th
" 1ith n'tl e So De sth St. east River. L.
5th st. and Avenue u.
% 18th iti e. q De. De TIN st.. Avenue c. dag
onal line from the corner OF Avenue C
and Il. 9Th St 10 the corner OF Avenue p
and f. eth et. and Avenue b
l4th u. De. 9TH ST.. Avenue D, e. 9Th
st. ana Ayenus
st. and Avenue c.
18TH E. De. sth St. Avenue c. p. 7th
". end Avenue Il.
l7th E De 10th st. Avenue c. E. s.a
81. and Avenue u.
18TH u DE. 01h st. Aves,ue d. u. 1oth
St.. East River Il. 9Th st. and Avenue &.
10Th De. llth 81. Avenue D. f. 9Th
st. and Avenue c.
20th II, De 18th St. Avenue {. II.
l+th ST.. Easr River. E. 10th st. Avenue D.
f, ltth 9t., Avenue {. io. l2th st. and Ave-
niue y.
2ist f. De i4th ct. Avenue c. B
18th 81. Avenue y. f. 18th st. and Ave-
nuo a
22d e. DE. 18th st. Avonue c. II
l%th st. and LIST ave.
23d E. De. 10Th ct. East River. f.
l4th St. Avenue c. r. 10th Of. and Ave-
nuc A.
cath d De 18th st, Avenue A, ~.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Tenth Assembly District.

" st r. r. pimchTistopher -, s.. 9Th sss. I'd
2d e. DIV. 10Th st.. Greenwich avs..
Christopher st. ana Bleecker ST
sd Sd f; D.-W. 18th St. diagona. -
ave 10 the corner Of w. Ilth s. and ffn
ave. 6th ave, Greenwich ave. W l0th st
WaveTly pl.. Charles s.. and Greenwich
10Th St and " 9sh 4th St. st. " '''''' ~
9Th E DIV. 9Th st. " Ioth s..
Bleecker st. and a diagonal line rom he
the corner OF W. An st. and Perry 81.
SIN Il; D.-W 1lth 81 -. t,n = a.
agonal line from the corner of VI. s-h -.
and Charles st. and Bleecker sr.
II, IN b D.--Creenwich ave. Charles s.
Wavsriy pl.. Perry s.. X ath 81. r. lith
St. Waverly pl. and Bank 81
sth Il. D.-Greenwich ave. Rark -,
Waverly pl.. ". 1Ith st. " 4th So snd
diagonal line from the conner - Banf r.
ave. ana ". 12.h st
9th F. D.-w i2th r. a d.aeonzi Ere
from the corner of " l2th st. ana erser-
4th s.. Bank st. Abingdon Sc aid stA
lOth F.. p.-Greenwich ave. *. i-sA st.
18TH St. Greenwich ave. and sfh ave
18th e; D..w. lth st. etn ave
ft and sth ave 20 ths corner Of ". 18Th
at and 7th ave ana 7th ave
18th Z. D.--w. f4th st. 5th ave. V llth
I4th E: D.-w. 18th s.. 5th ave. ". 9Th
18th f. D.Nw 9th St. 5th ave. W en-
ave
C. @ ls.h e. 3 DwavsEly Pi. wssA.as.s99 e9
l-th e. D-w. sth St. Y s,h s..
Lasaystte, at. Astor pl;; Rroaawsy' " 30
West ana MsSdousal st
lsth F. De. 14th st. @tn ave-. Z S.H
18th E. DE. 18th st. Sd ave. Z. lssh
Goth f. De. ed st. Sd ave. Y 18Th
Par. from, the corner Of &. so,h 81 aad
Irving pl TO the corner Of r 2ist S.
2lst f. De. s2d st. Lesington .ve.
lire through Grafnercy Park from thc cor
ner Of E. @lst 81. and Lexington ave 10
Irving pl, +. 18th st. Union Square A~s'
22d E. De soth St. Madison ave. 2
29th st. 4:h ave. Union So. L. i4sh ST
23d e D.--w. 10th st. 9th ave. "
l7th ST, 9th ave, ". lsth st. ana 7ih az. A.,
goth si, 9Th ave. w ,7th st. eth ave-
2sth It D.~W' eS,n st. eth ave. ".
:5th ST. ath ave W. ~uth s., 9th Ave. -
18th f p.-W. so,h g.. e,h ave- W.
2lst ST.. Sth ave. ". aSth st 9Th ave-
w 2sth st. aud eth ave.
27th l. D.-~W. Sdth 81. 6th ave. W.
asia n. 9th ave. w Slst FL SIN ave"
w. Soth st and 7ih ave h
2Sth L. DE. SSth st. Fark ave-. sNn
ave. r. 2eth st. Madison aye l. SVsH
ut. and 6th ave.
2ath f. De. slst st. Lexington ave-.
(. 2ed 81. and &th ave
:, S9th u DE. s7th 81. 1exinston ave-
IL II st ct, sth ave. and farA ave.
slst E De. s7th st. Sd ave. F.. Sith
at. and Lexington ave.
a2d e De. 10th St. sd ave. Il SIN
ct. and Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

ED. Location. Occupied as
of Ft. Washington ave-. Dooth
s. side of ". l63d St. 80 feet r.
of Ft. Washington ave. Booth
900 Amsterdam avo...... Hat cleaning
2os3 Amsterdan ave. 49,. ...... Tailor
loS5 s.. Nicholas ave..... Ladies' tailor
2102 Amsterdam ave. ........... Barber
2l2l Amsterdam ave. ........... Barber
: 1898 81 Nicholas ave-. .Undertaiter
Audubon ave. 16Sth and 169th
sts main ent. ". 16sth ST.
10 Audubon ave. le8th and lssth
sts V at. w. lGsth St.
u 404s broadway ............Up Upholsterer
IL 2226 Amsterdam ave. .......... Barber
l3 I2s Audubon ave. ........ Embroidery
IA 1857 st. Nicholas ave..........ra Tailor
- I94s St Nicholas ave. ....,.... Tailor
II 22sS Amsterdam ava. ........... Barber
IL l269 St Nicholas ave. .......... Laundry
10 W. l76th St bet St Nicholas
and Audubon aves.. Boys
ent..... ....................P S. 115
20 232s Amsterdam ave. ...........I Barber
q $3.50 Amsterdam ave. 49,. Tailor
22 ". 177th st. bet St Nicholas
and Audubon aveo.. Boys
....................P s. 115
2s 1870 st. Nicholas ave. Shoe repairing
- lS7o st Nicholas ave. c.......... Barber
20 tlsi broadway '........,......I Laundry
?6 Al Northern ave. ...........L Laundry
- ~ Northern ,2e,n aye .......... Tailor
70 s. side W isoth st.. feet " '0'
OF Pinehurst ave.......... Booth
80 ~ a. r, IT Washington ave. Office
81 424l Broadway Laundry
33 7l5 " l79th st.......... Parish hall
81 4S03 81 Broadway -....a.....-.: Laundry
q ~ y isist ST. t. Taior Taior
W 1854 sts., E. ent on W
80 vsdsworth ave. ". is5d q and al 81
81
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE

folk st. Delancey st., Attorney st. and
Grand st.
alst E: D.-Essex ST.. Broome at. Clinton
St and Grand st.
22d E. D.--Essey st.. Stanton ST., Norfolk
St and BrooIne ST
23d e. D.-Ludlow St. Stanton St, Essex
st and Broolne ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11

lst e. DMonroe st.. Iackson St East
ID +. D-Jachson Dt.. Grand at. Manrin
st. Broome So. Tomplsins St, Delancey st
and East River,
&d Il. D.--Gouverneur St. Madison St,
SCANNED ST. Henry St, jackson st. and
4th E. D-Division St. Grand ST.. sheriff
st., Broome st, Cannon st. Henry st,
scamme! St. Madison s. and Gouver-
Broone q. Mansin St, Grand st. and
,nSsnn ssg F pmne3nssy ro S.y s., Gosgel, St. Nty
kins st, Broome st. and Lewis st.
'th Z. D.-Stanton St. Cast River. Riv-
Inston st. Goerck ST. Delaney St. and
SIN g. D.-cannon St. Stanton st. Lewis
9Th e. n;--colunlbia st. stanton st, Can
g.. lo'h f. p-Willott St. Delaney st.
sheriff st, Stanton St, Columbia st. and
l1th L. D.-Pitt ST. Delaney St. willctt
st. h'o9me st, sheriff st. and Grand 81.
HRidse St Delaney St. FIT st. and
j.. l$'h T. p.--Attorney st., Delaney st.
suf'olk - Kivinston s.. Ridge s.. and
iith e. D-Ridge ST.. Rlvneton s.,
Shorir st. and Delaney st.
l3th F. y --i'itt st, StantoA st. Sheriff
ST. and RiV.ngton st.
lcth e D.--1I,nton ST, Stanton st. put
G. l7tn d. j. p Hqaaton St.. Sheriff st..
stanton 1t. and diagonal slne from tho
corner OF stanton and Attorney SITS. to tho
cVra'r Or r. Houston and Ridge sts.
sth r. De Houston St a diagonal
me from the corner OF e. Houston and
ni1se ,o 'ts to the corner of stanton and At
'otns stH,, stanton st. and Suffolk st.
18Th E D.--Norfoll st. stanton At. elm
ION. ,on st. Rsvngton ct. Suffolk ct, and Do
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE

25th E. DE. 18th St. Avenue B. e
18th ST and LIST ave.
26th E. DE. 18th ST.. Avenue c. E.
l7th s., East River. s. 18th st. and Ave
n.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
Ninth Assembly District

lst p p.-w. SEA ST. Central Park
"cst w slst ST. and Columbus ave
"a ~. DIV. SD st. Central Park West
w SD ct: and Columbus svc.
Sd y. n.-A diagonal line from tho
corner OF w. sith st. and Columbus ave 10
the corner Of w. shth st and Central
Fark West. Central Park West. W. SAD st.
and Columbus ave
dth r. D.-W. s6th vt. Central Park
West diagonal limo frtm tho corner OF
Central Park West and ". s6th st. to the
corner OF ". s4th at. and Columbus ave.
and Columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE


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BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-22
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