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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
ELECT HANKEY MANAGER TO
 END NEW LONDON TANGLE

The New London city council Tues day night named Philip z. Hankey as city manager under the council-mana- ger form of government. He is director of law in the new city administration The action of the council was taken hurriedly in order to legalize the ap- pointment of Frederic c. Burrows as as sessor. It was held that the appoint ment of Burrows by the council was il- legal.
 In the meantime the three assessors who served under the previous admin istration are in office, but u is expected
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
MISS LEITcH WON HER
 FIRST ROUND MATCH

New York, Oct. 1s-Miss Cecil Leitch holder of the English, French and Ca- nadian women's golf championships, won her first round match of the Belleclaire invitation tournament to- day. defeating Miss Louise Elkins, Pittsburgh, and '.
 Miss Glenna CoIett, Providence. won from Mrs. A. M. Nnwak, New York, 3 and 2. Mrs. w. A. Gavin, Metropolitan titleholder, eliminated Mrs. c, Voor- hees Short Hills N. J., and 3. Mrs T. Bucknell, New York, who finished second to Miss Leftch in the qualify ing round, defeated Miss Kate Bo- mann, PIainfield, N. J., and 6.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
Academy Won Hard Battle From Westerly

Tn a hotiy contested game yesterday afternoon on the campus, the N. E. A. warriors defeated the husky Westerly High football team 7-6.
 The game was close and exciting throughout Both touchdowns were made through the aerial route, directly or in- directly
 The Red and White beavers were first 10 scoie. Starting at the 45 yard fine, Boyntoi. and Chase made first down on tackle plays Harris then made a spec tscular catch of a forward pass from Brown. bringing the ball 10 yards from inc goal Boyuton ploWed through tackle for eeven yards and Captain Reid scored the goal on the next play. Brown kick si the goal, which proved to be the win ring roint-
 At the beginning of the third quarter Westerly ran through the Academy line until they were within 15 yards of their goal Stanhouse.> the plunging back, stepped back and threw a pretty forward pass into the arms of Mitchell Westerly quarterback Mitchell tried 10 kick the goal but failed
 The remainder Of the game was in Wes,erly's favor. They scored no points but were in the Academy territory nearly s1 the time.
 During the last few minutes of play tte spectators were treated 10 many rare feats Westerly could not make end runs. It's line plunges took too much time. They diG not know hat to do ur- ts Humphrey. second choice quarterback, came out and gave signals for the for ward ueiss. Stanhousc threw long ones. Two were successful about 25 yards each. After each catch the player who taught the ball had a clear field ahead of h.m with the exception of Covey. Covey stopped each Of these runs with clean. hard tackles.
 On these passes Westerly came 10 about l2 yards from the goal They plugged the line. made first down with two yardl to go. in one minute.
 The Nofwich line was a veritable stone wall Westerly hit the line for TWO feet Again they Llunged for two feet. The whistle ended the game.
 The ability of the Red and White team rss increased considerable since their Last game with Westerly. This is due to the coaching of Mr. Mckay He tock a chance and changed his team around taught them their positions.
 NorN ich Academy meets Stonington this Saturday at Stonington. The ad- 1snce d..9e is that it will be an even go Vocational beat them by practically the same score as they beat Norwich.
 The rest of the schedule for the sea. son is as follows:
 Oct c2-Ston.ngton at Stonington
 Oct. 26-Ashland at Norwich
 Oct. 29-VocationaI at Norwich
 Nov. 5-Buikeiey at New London.
 Nov. t2-Stonington at Norwich.
 Nov. 19-Bulkeley at Norwich
 Nov. 24-Alumni at Norwich.
 Lineup.
 N. F. A. Westerly Meek .........t....... ............... Smitl
 L. E.
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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
WEAVER AFTER MONEY DUE
 HIM ON COMPACT

Chicago, Oct 1S-George D. (Buck) Weaver, former White Sox baseball player, today filed a writ of attach ment in the municipal court to collect s2O,000 salary alleged to be due to him on his contract with the club.
 Weaver contends President Charles Comiskey dropped him without war rant and that the trial at which he was acquitted showed there was no evidence to connect him with the al- legged throwing" of games.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
NEW YORK HARMONIC
 IN COLLEGE CONCERT COURSE

At the first concert in the wonderful series recently announced by Connecticut college the New York Philharmonic or chestra under the baton of Conductor Josef Srtansky will play the Beethoven Fifth Symphony. Last season the or chestra made a tour to the coast and the San Francisco press was unanimous in its praise of the orchestra as well as Of its conductor.
 Josef StransEy and his players gave US a notable programme and interpreted it wonderfully. It was at once an experi- ence and a lesson. It set us to taking stock of the orchestral situation here in San Francisco By what means have these New Workers reached a standard So lar in advance of our own and how can we successfully follow in their footstepsg Perhaps We can find an answer to these questions by considering the perform ance.
 The symphony was Beethoven's in1- mortal Fifth. Stransly has the virtue of self-control. He gets his finest effects through well-ordered reticence Only m the great crises of the first and con cludins movements did he unleash his orchestral thunders, and even then YOU never felt that he was at the end of his resources. The consequence of this ad- iASp4e deSlhel4C economy IS bringing l out, in almost infinite variety of loveli- ness, of the character of the difTeren. instruments. The strings always retained | their singing quality; oboe and clorinet preserved their lyricism; the horns dis
 engaged tone that never for an instant ceased to be mellow; the trombones never
 lost their holiness-the epithet is Mo-
 zart's own-and not once did the song Of the trumpets degenerate into blare. Ye. there was glory in that finale, and is | seemed al lthe greater because it bod noe
 been spoiled by any anti-climax.-
 Redfern Mason in The San Francisco Examiner.
 Course tickets are on sale in Norwich at the Cranston Co. Secure your reser-
 vations without delay.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
RUTH PLAYED FIRST BASE
 IN EXHIBITION GAME

Jamestown, N. Y, Oct. 18-Babe Ruth played fist base and had two doubles in six trips to the plate in an exhi- bition game with a semi-pr team here this afternoon. Bob Meusel pitch ed and Pie1cy played centre field for Ruth's team which won the game. by a score of 14 to 10. The star slugger reiterated his position that the rule prohibiting worlds series contestants to participate in post-season games T don't care if my case comes up to- morrow" he told sport writers, T am not worrying
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
TAFTvILLE CHALLENGE KACEYs FOR ANOTHER GAME

The management of the TaftviIIe base ball club and the people of Taftville as well, are very much disappointed at the outcome of last Sundays game with the Norwich Kaceys. They feel that the TaftYille team outplayed them and that they won the game on fuke. With the idea that We can beat them we hereby challenge the same team to another game for this Sunday and will play them on any proposition they care to make. The Taftrille B. B. Club.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
REVIVAL OF HOLIDAY GAME
 AT BROWN UNIVERSITY

Providence, R. l., Oct. 1S.-Revival of the Thanksgiving Day inter-sectional football game at Brown university was approved today by the Cammarian club the highest student organization of the college, and the chairman of the student athletic advisory board. For years the annual game with the Carlisle Indians was a holiday feature until that team dis banded. Colgate followed bu the date was abandoned by Brown just before the war.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
Visitation to Rotarians

Triangulor meeting of New London, Wilhmantic and Norwich Rotary club will be held in the dining room of the Hotel this evening at ?. m. This is the an- nual visitation of the district govern- or of the Second district Herbert c. Vii. son of Worcester, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19

open dates left on the schedule. A game with the Hardigs A. c. of Nor-f wich is desired. Any team desiring good drawing card should book this team. Write Mgr. s. A. Shortman, 5th Company Football team, Westerly, R.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
GEORGE NJ. COHAN IS TO
 PURCHASE BASERATJ, TEAM

New York. Oct. 1S.-George M. Conan, who recently announced his retirement from the theatrical production business. said tonight that he was negotiating for the ownership of a ma jor league base ball team and expected the deal to be consumated by next Monday. MT. Conan
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
Gas Burners
Rose Buds
Plays Basketball Tonight

The Evereadys basketball team will play the Thermos B.C. Jrs., in Parish Hall, tonight. The Evereadys are out after fast teams to play with and any team wanting game answer through this paper.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
Westerly Eleven Wants Game

The 5th Co. football team of Wes- terly is without a game for this Sat urday or Sunday and would like to arrange a game away from home for the week end. They also have a few
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
YANNIGANS TAKE TWO STRINGS
 FROM LUCKY STRIKES

The Luck Strikes lost two strings to the Yannigans. in a league match game rolled on the Palace Alleys Tues- day night, although the Strikes had bigger total pinfall. Spencer rolled high single and scud high three The
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
Strand Thentre Todnr

The Keith's vaudeville program at the Strand today consists of four fine acts. Tvans and Bentley offer 8 little bit of fun entitled. ''The Painters" Hart & Helen are good comedians with a little bit of instrument playing. Harris and HolIey of the Push 'Em and Pull 'Em Co" of- fer very good comedy act. The pro- gram end with Mack and Brantley roll CT skaters of skill. The feature picture is Gladys Walton in The Roway."
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
Waforbu,

Waterbury.-Mr. ard Mrs Louis Kro- nengold of 2491 Broadway, New York. announce the engagement of their daugh- ter. Miss Alice V. Kronengold, to Irving M. Liebeskind. son of Mir and Mrs. Louis Liebeskind of Waterbury
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
CHURCH DEFEATED ALLEN IN
 BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

Philadelphia, Oct 1S.-Arthur Church, Yonkers, Y. Y, defeated Benny Allen, Kansas City, a former champion in the first match Of the National Pocket BiI- Hard Tournament 125 to 104 in twenty five innings Church's highest run was p and Aliens 15.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
Lucky Strikes
GAS BURNERS TAKE MATCH
 GAME FROM ROSE BUDS

The Gas Burners took two strings from the Rose Buds, on the Palace Alleys, in a league match game, Mon- day night. High single was rolled, py Gleason of the Rose Buds while high three went to Scud of the Gar Burn CTS. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
MONEY.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Can money easy; high 5 low 4; ruling rate 5 i; closing bid 3 1-2; offered at 1 last loan 4 call loans against acceptances 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19

declined to name the club he is seek ing.
 Tt isn't the Boston Red Sox." he said. It was reported among his friends that the deal under negotiation was for the Cincinnati National League club. Mr. Conan will sail for England tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19

Touchdowns. Reed, Mitchell goal from touchdown, Brown; referee, R. Ahearn i; umpire, koelb; head linesman. NJ. Pun sy time 10, F, 10, 12; substitutes, Swartzenberg for Learned.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
JEANETTE RANKIN CAPTURED
 FEATURE EVENT IN RAGING

Atlantic, Ga, Oct. 1S-Jeanette Ran- kin. chestnut mare driven by McDon- aid, swept all competition aside in the feature even of today's Grand Circuit races, taking the 2.14 trot in straight heats, and stepping off the final mlls in 2:05. Mcdonald had good lead in each heat iii this event which carried a purse of $2,500,
 The other races were in decided con- trast. for each one was hotly fought especially the 2:18 trot in which there were nine starters and which took four heats to decide. Good time was made in the first three heats but in the extra mile, Harest Horn, piloted by Osborne, won as he pleased in the slow time of 2:14 1-2.
 The 2:09 pace resolved itself into duel between D. W. Haloney, driven by Keener. and Pat Carmody. piloted by C. R. Alexander of Nashville. The former won by taking the first two heats while Alexander's gelding, which was second in these heats, won the final.
 Summaries:
 2:O9 class pacing, purse $1 ,OOO D. W. Maloney, blk g, by Judge Dill
 lard, (Keener) .......... Pat CarKlody, (AleXander) ? , Bee Line (Settle) ...... 3 3 , Miss Lola Lombro, (Whitehead) -.....
 .................... Z Lady Heir, and Peter Henley also started. Best. time 2:07 14.
 2:14 trotting, purse $2,500. Jeanette Rankin ch m, by San Fran
 cisco, (McDonald) ...... 1 Hida Fletcher, (Cox) .... ? ? ? Main Lick, (Thomas) ,... 3 Alta Evans, (Groham) .... 3 f Neva Brooke, also started. Best time 2.O5.
 2:1S tot purse $1,0OO.
 Harvest Horn, b c, by The Harvester. Lord Frisco, (Murphy) ............. Lady Byng, (Thomas' . tauI, Laurel Hal. Hall, (cOD
 Mitzi Lee, Harvest Lady, Red Rico, 1 1-2.
 2:15 Southern pacing. purse s4OO I added.
 Prince Regal, br h, by Regal T, tRog-
 efS) Harry Chimes, tMidbo) .. 3 Henry Direct, CThomas) ;. 1 4 Sidney Fuller also started. Best time PIP 1-2.
 added.
 2:2O Southern pacing, purse $4OO ad-
 ded (first two heats yesterday). Dixie, m, (breeding unknown Guy Steele, (Moran) ....4 Mary Coffee (Whitehead) ? 3 l
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
What Is Going On Tonight

Motion Pictures at Breed Theatrs-
 Vaudeville and Motion Pictures al Strand Theatre
 Motion Pictures at Davis Theatre House.
 Somerset Lodge. No. 4s, F. and A M., meets in Masonic Temple. ', Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. 21. O. O. F., meets in Odd Fellows Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
Real Estate Sale

Real Estate Broker John A. Moran has sold for Owen S. Smith the two family house with grounds extensive enough for ten building lots near Peck's Corner, Norwich Town. John F. Burns, the pur- chaser, will use a portion of the property fer his family residence.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19

Durham-Charles Lamb has moved his family from Crescent Beach to Durham.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19

Sidney Fuller also started. Best time PIP 1-2.
 added.
 2:20 Southern pacing, purse $400 ad- ded (first two heats yesterday). Dixie, b m, (breeding unknown)
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19

that Manager Hankey will name Bur rows at once and end the tangle.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19
COTTON.
Liberty Bonds.

New York, Oct. 1S-Spot cotton quiet: midd,ing 1850.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

ATTRACTIVE Bridsehnmpton seashorc cot
tnges; 81 900 and $500 FOR season, golf
course, bathing pavilion all improvements
A. ~. ODELL, $50 9TH av.
MONROE. GRANGE COUNTY. NEW YORK
Beautifully furnished summer home FOR
rent; 20 acres. finest water; altitude ,O0t
feet: nix masters bedrooms. four baths: nc.
cornmods tion three servants, with bath
garage three cars. Apply WILLIAM STOUT
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PRIVATE INVESTOR
wants ! story modern apartment Washing
ton Heights, West Bronx, S20. 900 cash send
full particulars. h 1919 Herald. Harlem.
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Connecticut.

FURNISHED summer shore homes modern
conveniences, trolley, boating bathing
fishing 500 81 600 BROWN SHEPARD,
South Norwalk. Conn. Belle Island tbridged
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Now Jersey.

FIVE room and bath apartment for rent at
800 per month. Apply FRANK J. MAT
HEWS CO. telephone 76f Montgomery.
WOODCLIFF\ON-HUD n. J. foppo-
site seth ST., y. Y.)-Modern high clas,
and room apartments: 500 to xf2s; 30
minutes from Times Square, 10 minutes
Shore ferry: reference required. Apply st
office at fo1 29th st. Phone Union 5Sst.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New York state--saIe or Rent.

PEARL RIVER. y. Y.-ro quick buyer
will sell for $3.50 spot cash. q room cot
tage. excellent condition. electric lights
Communication time | hour. daily fare 31c I:
cottage 10 minutes from station; stores
schools, churches: Will pay expenses both
ways for two people. OWNER. 90 Jackson
av.. Jersey City. Phone Bergen 1870
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Long Island.

Long Island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. I.--Delightful
new house for rent furnished June 10 ooto-
ber l fourteen minutes from Pennsylvania
station: convenient for artist. slkylight studio,
1896: rooms and bath sun parlor. laundry;
reasonable price. 800 Burns St. Forest HIlls.
j. L.
TOR EENT-Furnisheu cottage for season.,
10 rooms and bath. Deering Harbor wator
front. at Shelter Island Heights, l.. l.. gar
ago and boat house: shade trees lawn.
address Mrs. II. 3. LANPHER. Galen Hail.
Atlantic City. N. y.
yvooDMERE. l.. Trent FOR SUMMER
or ALL YEAR, MOST ATTRACTIVE
HOUSE. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED.
CHOICEST LOCATION. 10 ROOMS, 9
BATHS: MODERN EVERY WAY; SER
WANTS WING: ROOMS SPACIOUS
GROUNDS, ALL PLANTED. DOUBLE
GARAGE: ~ MINUTES FROM NEW YORK
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OBTAINING
BEAUTIFUL HOME. PHONE wOoDMERs
aa3a.
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Massachusetts.

acres. vegetable and flower garden: tennis
court: Rnraee- 6HHETTE1sD. Inquire Room
e2S< 1zo- RNQadN2J1N RbQpAr cQEtlandt- -2zazb
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westchester.
New York.

WHITE Plains. Greenridee av.; rent fur.
nished. summer, 10 room house. Telephone
~n~
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LARGE. spacious, beautiful choice, excel
lent condition: every modern Improvement .
very convenient for school and depot. 3 car
garage: O fruit trees; hour from NJ Y. O.:
Spring Valley. ~. r.. several other excellent
propositions. n h n O. box 6a3. spring
EallnAA- n 4
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New York state-Sale or Rent.
HOTEL IN cATSKI4I.s
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Corner hotel. with . stores. 40x50 con
tnining 10 rooms with all --latest improve
ments. on the main street. Also up 10
date brick garage. New York style, with
fine show room fully equipped 10 do busl-
ness at once; entrances 20 garage.
steam heat, electric light, over 600
square feet Of floor space. 900 gallon
gas tank. pumps. MAIN and CHURCH
SITS. Catskiii. N. v. Best corner In
Greene County. INQUIRE on promises, r.
sutter sv., Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE--OUT OF CITY.
Long Isiand-Saie or Rent.

GREAT NECK. LEASE, UNFINISHED,
Residence. large bedrooms. . baths: all
improvements: garage: abundant fruit; gar
den planted. q very pretty place, convenient
70 station; will sell liberal terms HARRY
lANTER. 4s9 9Th sv.
JAMAICA, Hillcrest. 100 Grand av.-Beaiti-
ful modern room house: garage, glass
enclosed sun porch. awnings. screens Will
rent completely furnished. one year or will
sell sls,5o0. Phone Jamaica 2541
NORTH SHORE OF LONG ISLAND.
II Interested in this interesting section buy
to-day's Evening Post.
BARNWELL CO.
3S Park Pow. Tel Corr, 93a
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

Unfurnished.
FOUR to six rooms unfurnished, housekeep-
ing; on East Side, below I'D St: from 500
to 1925 per month; will take over sub-lease
and pay rent during summer. immediate
possession wanted. Vanderbilt 1912.
TWO adults, Christian desire four rooms.
bath. heat. hot water: subway; not exceed
ing $40. 4123 Mansfield.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT
II YEAR LEASE

II YEAR LEASE
OF corner loft building, 36. 900 square feet
will be made at As cents per foot net win
dows on three sides: 100 per cent. sprinkled
high pressure steam plant, elevator: near
Bieecker ST. station of subway. OWNER,
room 3O3, ~ Nassau ST.. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

FARM ~ acres. near railroad. high ground !,
wonderful view; house rooms. stable and
sarege: fine stream and WELL quantity OF
fruit horse, COW. heller. pigs. farming Inn
plernents. harness, wagons Included Price
81. 900. JOHN w GII.LlES Real Estate
Agency. Haverstraw. N. ".
TWO FAMILY OR BOARDING HOUSE
overlooking Hudson. about one hour out two
minutes 10 station: lot 100x150. dwelling fa
rooms. perfect condition, with improvements:
two baths. hardwood floors price $4,000,
JOHN w. GILLIBS. Real Estate Agency
EiayerstrnW, New York
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.


WANTED-Part of office desk room on
5th av.. between 42d and 50th SITS. X 55e
Herald, $50 Broadway.
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WILL SACRIFICE my contract for she erec-
tiou OF beautiful seven room house. CARA 20
ppd two lots, on main boulevard. with 200
feet flower beds In centre; In ono OF New
York's finert Long Island suburbs: all im-
pToveinsnts, auch AZ beverage, water. side
Wallis, shade trees, 40, already Installed; ia
20 minutes from Pam. station. New York,
ana srooitlvu. by y. r X. z. third rail cleo
trio; s. 600 cash. baisnce like rent. Address
Y. A. kArELEY, Fremont Motors Corpn..
Fremont, Ohio.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. l.
Elevator apartment of the finest
type, rooms to October l or longer.
Call at Tennis Place apartment by
station, or phone Boulevard 6o45.
GUYON l.. G. EARLE, agent, 35S
Fifth av., at Saith st. Fitzroy os2i.
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WIDOW forced to sacrifice handsome TWO
ismily liouse With garage In heart OF Flat
bush upper part rented for 81. 500 per year
possession first floor aud garage no broig-
efs buyers only. Apply WOLFE, on prem
ises 81 Clarsson ay., F'atbush.
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.
New Jersey.

FOR RENT
Seven room furnished house. near station Z:
easy communication to city: good for private
family or to take boarders. shady lawns
and beautiful country town. Box 104 AMMAN
dale. Now Jersey.
MONMOUTH BEACH-Attractive house. 8
minutes from ocean pool, depot: bed
rooms. baths, sun parlor living; billiard
and dining rooms: electricity, gas, fire
places. porches, lawn. garage; u 800. Phone
1881 Garden City, or Monmouth Beach 22p0.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 59th St.-5th Az. TO East River.

81 EAST SET ST.-Eivr story residence,
large extension. immediate possession. at
tractive price 70 buyers: any time. 10
SEPH AERAMSON. 46 West 46th 81. Bryant
A0pi
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BEAUTIFUL. modern stucco residnnoe In the
heart Of the select Park Hill dwelling dis
trict; immediate occupation: q rooms. 3 tiled
baths. all improvements; easily accessible 10
New York city: committing facilities; inspec-
tion viii prove absolute perfect condition;
s24 900.
Modern gentlemsn's residence, = rooms, 2
tiled baths: spacious grounds: all improve.
rnents. right IN Park I'M section. surrounded
by beautiful dwellings years old: Just
redeoorated. immediate possession; owner
vacates June I for California $4,000
CArL, LsGGETT q RADCLIFFE.
81 Elags Bldg. yonkers, NY. Tel. 2e02-14s2
BETWEEN MOUNT VERNON AND
BRONXVII1.E.
Here is bargain owners business com
pes his residence IN Western city. will
move in two weeks has dropped from a
conservative price of sio, 1000 70 x16.bco
corner lot over 90 III. front BY 40 H. IN
depth: beautiful shade trees and ehrubbery;
large verarda ~ rooms and tiled baths
convenient 70 trolley: 10 minutes to Bronx
vile or Mount Vernon stations: splendid
COOLEY REALTY COMPANY.
80 Prospect av.. Mount Vernon. n. 81.
Phone IIiIlcrest 34000
IMMEDIATE occupancy In beautiful Chester
Ifnf section Nj. Vernon; . roosns and be IA.
Voc pnyttoulsra plrono HluQrunt- Ia
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

F'LATBuSH-Half block Church av. Brighton
Beach express station. cozily furnished
private family; exceptional neighborhood.
Flatbush 4316.
FURNISHED, Bedford section, five rooms,
TO October 1 well furnished, piano; bar
gain to right party; references exchanged.
Phone F1atbush 17O6W.
FLATBUsH-o rooms and BATH corner
apartment. Phone Shore Road 1926.
FLATBUSII-3h months. 9 room apt, piano
big porch. Flatbush Wildwood b221J.
HOTEL MONTAGUE, 103 Montague. Brook
iyn-Two rooms and bath. all light. sub
let June to October; 8 subways; 4 minutes TO
Wall Street, 10 minutes TO Times square.
Tel Main 36f5.
THE HAMPTON. 9 Prospect Park West,
Brooklyn.-Sublet. room furnished apart
ment elevator, phone near both subways.
DURYEA, apt %. phone 1888 Sterling.