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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

The Robert Il. Farley Organiza ton
sold for Leo. Markendorff and Mar
guerite Finkelstein their house on the
West Boston Post road. Mamaroneck.
\. Y. TO Clarence Rivers of Larch-
mont, N. Y.
William ]. Roome & Co., Inc, SUBJ
leased. furnished, for Mrs. John Turner
Atterbury the w. Seward Webb, Jr..
property at Manhasset, L. l., to Eliot
Cross OF the firm of Cross & Cross,
architects. Last year the same brok-
ers rented this property for Mr.. Webb,
unfurnished. Mr.. Cross built the house
about ten years ago. The property con-
sists of about five acres and outbuild-
ings and adjoins th> estates of Payne
Whitney. Ralph Pulitzer and Judge
Francis X. Pendleton.
The National Transfer and Ware
house Company, a New Jersey corpora
ton, has leased the Johanna Hoff
Building. located at 44-46 Jelliff avenue,
Newark. n. j.. for ten years. Henry
A. Underwood, president and trea surer.
represented the National Transfer and
Warehouse Company and William j.
Eisner. president, represented the New
ark Paraffine and Parchment Paper
Company, owner The rental amounts
to about 100000. and YVES negotiated by
the Walter Baker Company.
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The two story building. 50x20o at 1863
and 10 Dyckman street, through to
Thayer street. has been leased BY
Michael A. Hoffman to Thomas ami
Ralph Jeffrey for twenty-one years, be-
ginning May !. at an annual net rental
of from $500 to s12.6o0.
VIM. a. White & Sons, with
Geo. r. Read & Cos leased offices
IN lib Broadway to Hollister, White a.
Co, and in i13 and Il5 Broad street
space to Young & Glenn.
Harris. Vought q Co. leased for
twenty-one years to the Parkington
Holding Company the three store and
apartment buildings at 1is East Fifty
ninth street, 50xloo. between Lexington
and Park avenues.
A. L. Libman of the Libman Real
Estate and Insurance Agency leased for
five years large space on the tenth
floor In 81 Broadway, which has been
recently altered by the Amerigus Realty
Corporation and made into a modern
office building. The tenants. William
III. Kobe and Morris Yentes, are MEM
bers of the New York Curb Associat ton
and will retain space In their old office
at 80 Broad street.
Charles #. Noyes Company leased a
suite OF offices on the second floor in
J70 Broadway to +. c. Foard & Co. !:
offices In Sc Wall street to Joseph IT,.
Freeman: suite in As John street to
Frederick X. Middlebrook and a floor
in 256 Church street for the estate Of
William Watson and Will L. Smith.
William j. Roome & Co, Inc, rented
for James J. Higginson of Lee, Higgin-
son & Co, the house at 81 East Ninety
second street to Raoul II. F1eischmann.
Mr.. Higginson bought this properly
through the Same brokers In October
1920, and intended to occupy same i'm
mediately, but has decided to walt until
the expiration of the lease I'm 1922 of the
house which he now occupies on sixty
second street.
A. V. Amy a Co. leased second floor
store In 135 West Seventy-second street
TO Elphick & Crabb, who will conduct
n school for golf instruction: also in
$40 West Seventy-fifth street apart
ments TO Miss NJ. ]. Branigan and
David L. Meyer.
Homer L. Pence leased the following
floors: For A. I. Kaplan in o53 Fifth
avenue to the Alandale Importing Com
pany: for William Slttenham store in
80 West Thirty-seventh street 10 Louis
s. Mayer & Sons, beads and novelties:
fifth floor In 35 to 3s West Thirty-sixtl
street TO A. II. Grosx resident buyer:
for Childs Co., in 36 West Thirty.
fourth street to the United States
Woven Label Company; for A. Epstein.
in 50 West Thirty-slxth street TO Peter
Campomenosi, artificial flowers.
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the store property TO be erected by the
Miller Bergs Construction Company at
the southwest corner of Avenue and
East Thirteenth street, which will be
ready for occupancy about April l.
The rental is about S6,500
NJ. c. O'Brien sold 2l6 Rogers avenue,
three story business building, 20xl0o.
for Dora Richig; 1865 Nostrand ave-
nue.. three story business building.
q 6xS4.6, and leased 1908 Atlantic ave-
nue. for Samuel Wolfman TO the Ster-
ling Motor Truck Company for a SER
vice station at rental aggregating
SIS, 600
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REPORT FROM BROOKLYN.

Schultz Cigar Stores Company has
leased from 8. Llebmann's Sons Brew
ing Company the three story flatiron
building at Broadway and Flushing
avenue at a rental aggregating $500
D0. Tankoos. Smith Co. negotiated
the lease and Joseph NJ. May repre-
scnted the lessons. The building was
occupied for years by Trsphafner'e
rafe.
r. Lacov leased from plans TO the
Wildwood Public Market for ten years
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NOT WITHDRAWN.

The Cunard line announced yester-
day that reports of the withdrawal OF
the Aquitania from the Atlantic service
during the winter were erroneous. She
is scheduled to leave this port for
Cherbourg and Southampton on Febru-
ary 8. The Mauretania is temporarily
out of service undergoing alterations
that will practically make her new
ship when she sails from Southampton
for New York on March rs.
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Borough Of Qucens-sale or Rent.

If you are paying more than 500 a month
for your apartment write me at once; ]
have wonderful proposition for you; II will
be goodbye" landlord. l am backed by one
of the largest corporations In New York. w.
KAYE, los w. 4Sd ST., New York.
NEW tapestry brick house, s rooms, 2 baths,
steam heat, double garage, hardwood floors
open fireplace, 10 minutes from Grand Cen
trail; % minutes to Wall ST., $4,000, pay on
rental basis. Send for photograph and full
Information, w. KAYE, los w. 43d st.
REAL l5argain-New and up to date Colo
nial brick dwelling, with garage; &c. fare;
will sell TO a responsible party on reasonable
terms. /. FRED HOtFNAGEL. ~ Wander
bit av. Tel. Vanderbilt 05s4
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Borough Of Brooklyn-SaSe or Rent.

BARGAIN.-F'ull story limestone and white
brick, "a rooms. hardwood trim. excellent
condition; New York av., near Eastern Park
way; ideal home for doctor; price and terms
right. JOHN j. LAWLOR. 405A Tompkins
Telephone Lafayette 1000.
RALPH AV.-Corner flat, $i1 900; rented
S1.512: terms. PARTRIDGE, 773 Flatbush
av.
TWO family house. 10 rooms and baths.
garage cars. office and shop, about $500
square feet; good section. Inquire L. T.
FINKELDAY. 110 Van Sicklen av., Brook
lyn. Telephone Glenmore 10S
TWO family 2 story basement, brownstone
finish. IL rooms, . baths. open plumbing
electricity. 724 Chauncey st. Phone Glenmoic
1893
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NAVAL ORDERS.
spsc.al Despatch to THE NEW YorK HnnALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washin cfou. ID. G.. Jan. a..

These naval orders have been made public {;
Capt Charles r. Courtney. 20 squadron
Commander destroyer force, Atlantic Fleet !;
Lieut. Thomas A. Durham, TO u. s. s. Nan
shan; Commander Richard s. Edwards, to
battieship force, Pacific Fleet; Lieutenant
Commander Murphy ]. Foster, 10 u. S. s.
oklahoma as first lieutenant: Lieut.. John
p. Giirnar, to u. S. S. Cleveland; Lieutenant
Commander Donald G. Goodwin. 20 battleship
force. Pacific Fleet; Lieut.. Thomas II. In
giis to battleship force, Pacific Fleet; Lieut..
Herbert w. Jackson. TO Il. S. s. Fulton,
under instruction In submarines; Lieutenant
Commander William u. Kilduff. TO u. s. s..
Nevada as first lieutenant; Lieut.. John Nc
Cloy, 20 command u. S. s. Cormorant !:
Lieut. Peyton II. Park, TO u. S. 8. Ola:
Commander Lemuel NJ. Stevens TO battle
ship force, Pacific Fleet Lieut. Harold s.
surncriin, to duty r. s. San Francisco.
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REAL ESTATE-CANADA.


CANADIAN INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
The Quartermaster- General OF the ARM
offers for sale two splendid plants In n an
idly growing Industrial district of Montreal
Canada.
These plants are new substantially CON.
structed and adapted to the needs OF anv
one desiring to establish a tnanufa cturiur
enterprise In Canada
I. Peter Lyall Plant
On st. Lawrence River and Notrc Dame
ST., miles from the centre OF Montreal
street car service, railway connect Ions and
harbor facilities.
Land 1915 suusr re- feet
lmprovements-Four new buildings spicn.
didly constructed. used by the u = Govern
ment for manufacture of shells ana suitn bio
for any manufacturing purpose.
Main two story building, list. ..10t ,37G so. n.
3D.. 81. .OI2 so. n.
Forge building. ng............... ~ 32s So H.
Electrical and power building. 20. 900 so. n.
Heat treating building. ........ 1915 sa. IT,
Floor space. 26o 1851 "a. n.
z. Munitions and Machinery, Ltd, Plant"
On 18th av.. 18th ~. md Notre Dame St.
Montreal.
building one AMI two story. ~ 600 50. y.
III storage shed. ............... 3,UOO SO. ~.
Total 1900 50. II,
These sales will be made upon reasonable
terms. Further details may he obtained by
any ono Interested from
The Chief, Real Estate Division. G. s..
Office of the uartermaster- General.
Washington y. Q.
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ESTATES APPRAISED.

ROSENCRANTZ. CLARKE NJ. (January IL.
1920 Gross estate. s213,256; net estate.
$1i1 .S97. Entire estate to his son, John o.
Rosencrantz.
STRAUSS, ROSE (May 13. 1et9). Gross
estate, S27. 1923; net estate, S24.04a. Almost
the entire estate Is given TO various
Hebrew charitable institutions In this city
and In Philadelphia.
RIsLEY, JOHN T. October 3, 1870.
Gross estate. S65,eI5; net estate, $63. 3.012.
Emily A. Risley, sister, Is sole beneficiary.
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BRONX MARKET,

Hudson p. Rose Company resold 20
Annie Curric the two three story dwell-
ngs at 405 and 407 East hist street.
e5xloQ
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WILL lease property In need OF renairc
for alterations. ASSETS FUNDING co
J07 5th av. 49,
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berg (Kaufman z Gelhergl-M. J..


KITS. PIT's; Thomas ~. A. Moore. 1855
KIRBY. Hugh L.-Agonquin Hotel 20, >.
KAsrENGREN, AS; ING; VIM. X.-samaei
INrS pierss Organ GGSs Pipe a CSi'i Ssrv iSnas. i
EyY Brush Weiss !, Mips5y CO.. ssse7 sssS7
KESSi. Err. Julius-N. Hunfalvy.... 7si.e5
hTntA; Titiia. samson Sn pnc h'-aniiiei s27.ss
LTrT rr1..hH Harry G1 Inn d. Haiam.... sss.5s
LERNER Harry-J: chertok ct al. zSS'oe
Peopie. % &c. ono ~ 10000
AAstndc Amsterdam casuSlsy u co.Msame.. 100000
MAZzI. Pietro-T. De Caste. 144.s5
MACDONALD. Frederick C.-L. ,,o 10
METaIs H,rshfsid .;'';c;il;iii''C and chsmic.i Corp.
Banh of British and Sge West Africa. Ltd 2.eoosl
MOOSER, George-H. Il. Persons. 1.662.26
MASON. Francis C.-Western 600 so
MfcKELsEN. EstSE SEN %alde%ar Wa a iconveyor
Engineering and Equipment Coz ros "a
MANOR 4, 70 ihIns; TRADING CO.. NC.
Western Union Telegraph Co... 106.7o
MURRAY. Edward A. W.-oreson o,s ,o
MAZER, PhIlip-H. Shear ..... bss.s7
Reuter- ct . ai'...'... ............ 1,s7o.7s
NEWMAN, MAYA Koib ct ALL. 101.S1
OCEAN ACCIDENT & GUARAN-
TEE CORP, LTD.-Chatham and
Phoenix National Bank of City
osTRoLENK. Ludwig lEver Wear
Fur Go2IH;; spiyacs .:.;:; n,,;;c. 2"72
Works)-D. Weiss ct al.......... 1920
PRATTES. Gus, and A. Manzavi-
nos-Kehaya Trading and Finance
PfERcp. SrS Edward w. weller. % 3oG.Ss
PAN DREssMAKERs. INC.-C. Z.
PAGE. Philip and Moiiie tpaee
Private Auto Co.)-L. Kerrigan
RosENzwEIG. Morris.Edsar Ieh-
ROBINSON, Luiu-T. NJ. Allison. s7s.7S
RoSENTHAL. Constance-M. M.
scHERRMEl;RHiioRiN. Shepard c.
II. F. Piersons ................. 1.099.05
SAME-L. p. Hollander Co. ....... 1.679.63
STUPkA, Anna. and Harry Matz-
RosENFELD. E.-Plaza Music Co. 1888
Telephone Co. o..................... 1o0.75
STEIN. Anna-I. H. Rubin. oee.62
sTRIzS,ER. . , Herman = American o.s ~
SHREWSBURY. W. EN-. 7. Tele.
sRnsTEY' RnHas 70 Samuel 4. and George '0''00
Building Co., Inc. 23o41e
sELETsKY, Louis; savoie French
Pastry Shop, Philip Gotteman,
Louis Rosenbaum, Moses Klar.
William Hochberger and Morris
Krauser, ct al.-W. Greenberg:. SSS S3
HlEh-NpIfN,r, 1Ndluhil-It M stein o.io
TAYLOR, Joseph. Benjamin Hast
ings, Samuel Silverman and Jo-
seph Fox-Louis Fishman Son,
Inc. ....................... 1.24S.5s
TERRY. Edward F., and Henry L.
Brittain-Federal Steel Foundry
TABOR HOMES CO., Inc-Inter-
borough Brick Co., Inc. .......... 524.2o
TRAVERS. Stephen A.-Excesior
Underwear Co., Inc. ............. 1852
TOBIAS. Ida, by guardian-H.
Lewis ct al. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 14i.2o
VICTOR HALPER DRUG CORP
Republic Can and Metal Co... 210.02
WORAWELL HAT CO.-Eureka
Hat Lining Co. Observation-Disclosures. 146.20
WYOMING. PREMIER OIL CO.
w. p. Riley. y..................... 2,S03.69
WHITE, Joseph and Judson Weiss
white Transportation Co..
White Co. Observation-Disclosures. 261.2I
BRONX.
BRUTSCHE. Emil-Douglas Dean
Co., Inc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S6l.47
cUTLo. John-M. Colon & Co..... 7l0.73
FRIEDMAN, James S.-M. Began
dof1 .................. ........ --'S
MASTELLON, Eduardo-I. II.
Bookrnan ..................: l4fIs
ROBINSON Lulu-E. NJ. Allison. 37072
TYROLER, Arnold--A. Kovacs.... s51.06
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that of the debtor, tn
second that OF the creditor. and date wbel
judgment was filed:
MANHATTAN.
DROSNES. Max-People's Bank of
the City of ". Y; Sept: 20. 1911. $20o.1
PAYNE CONSTRUCTION CO.. Inc.
Il. ]. Fedman; June IL, 1870. 41o.4
WEINGARTES; II ,S;I Max; and na M. n, kSsh- Ssh
Is. i9is. M ."e'" - 49, 49, 1924
BROAD EDGE CORP. and George
Mehrgott-B. w. Lowenthal; Nov.
%, 1920. ................. 564.4
heimer ct al; Aug 4. 1905. -. 1,47s.s
SAMF,-A. Hunter Feb. 3. 1903 -. 1.464.1
ISRAEL, Abraham. and Louis Fret
feld-Union Exchange NATL Bank
of n. Y. Sept. %. 1920. .....: 514.T
GRANDT, Joseph, and Arnold
Brudner-B. sairtzky ct al; Dec. eee .
zIRiNG. Alex-EncyclopedIa Bri- .
tannica Corp; June 8, 1919. 49,. 1872
SELETzlSY. Louis. and Simon AL
perin-L. Greenberg: Nov. r. 1870 1861
TRAINoR, Delia.Title Guarantee ,oo =
YHIGGERI, Henry Y.-Encyclo-
pmdia Britannica Corp; Mar 10,
4ei sTH Av. Co, INC.-E. A.
Campbell: June %, 1920. S.535.3
BRONX.
LYNCH, Daniel E.--S. Ribbler; Dec.
8, 1920 (cancelled) d)................ $469.7
PAYNE. John B.. as dir. gen. of
Sept. :. 1920. ..................... 4o.7o7 i
RagiT so;i 1ssG samuei-M. Bara:' NO. Nov 4i.4
sHEEHAN, Thomas Nc. Bader;
Sept. .. 1914. 4...................... s6.s
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Above Seth st.--oth Av. to Fast River.

BARGAIN-LARGE PROFIT.
oth av.. near 117th ST., two story apart
ment houses, 2 stores each: no heat, cleo
trio light in the halls; elegant condition;
rents $4,000: expenses 5000: price $4,000;
H. T. WOOD. go BROADWAY.
BARGAIN, 9th. near Lexington av. five
story and basement brown stone double
flat. L. CANO. 374 Canal st.
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Above 5eth st.-5th Av. to North River.

WEST 77TH ST. DWELLING
between Columbus and Amsterdam avs
four stories, basement and cellar dwelling,
20x10O; steam heat and other improvements
possession now. Owner. SAMUEL KILPAT-
RICK, 149 B'way,
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Fire Record

M Loss.
IL :0i-sf4 West T2d St: Emma Moe. .Trifling
~ :i5-165T broadway; De Luxe Foun-
1:5o-Front Of sie west iioth ST.;
news stand. unknown. ..... Unknown
9:30-T51 Forrest av.. The Bronx Sol
Charnoy ...s................ Trifling
IL :55--4sG East seth St. r. Lewis. Unknown
i:0o-Ta Chambers st; sperry
a:os-ais s''R'%SOI Vest i4is, st.; ST. Charles ~
a;so-i.o sures Gypres. ay.. The Bronx; '
Otto Deissler. er............... Unknown
3:l0-l723 Madison sv.; Mary
s:io-a& west 10Th ct; Green: -,
s.ao-aca sss," Yves; ss;h st: vacant lot. None
3:45-5si w. 15od ST.; James Jen-
q s:So-iSo iSsS W. is5d ST.. ST.; Perry Middle.
4.25-2s2 Delaney ST.; Hyman Gar
0.2o-ia7s Amsterdam av.i Raphael -,
s.an-ass onHs Hv. a; Charles Botiiien. Unknown
$1,000 Bond st.; Knickerbocker
s.os-55 walker st. Moy;cose Mi,ten
s.io-soS Ssi' it6 av.. KInidelo. Sons 4
e.ss-sso washington ST.; washing,
3:aoIies.2oo f1R Canal st.; Itier Rub
sasssc ser eSSai ienox av Jarkow Co. Unknown
oo-Tio Broadway: Nathan oshin-
sso-i26 Bleecker ST.. United Coat
10 oC-sa s'1; carmine Ii;.';i'' ST.. city Of New
10 i5-24 Bond ST.. Norbitz Fol
lows ..................s.. unknown
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Islnnd-Salc or Rent.

AT FAR ROCKAWAY-Colonial house, with
acre of ground. plenty Of trees, good loca
ton; VIII sacrifice II sold at once. LEWIS
II. MAY CO., National Bank Building, Far
Rockaway, l.. /. Tel. 60 Far Rockaway
SPRINGFIELD, l.. I-louscs and lots, bar.
gains. SCHABEHORN opposite station.
Telephone Springfield 1917
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New Jersey--Salc or I
FARM PROPERTY.

3 SIpnllJ Farm Bargains In 81 states
''n'''"''' Catalogue free. 150 Nassau ST.. NY.
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From Battery to 18th st., IncIus,,
Above I+th st. 10 59th st. Unciusive).
East River to North River.

CHELSEA PRIVATE DWELLINGS
18th st.. between Sth and 9th avs Con-
venient to 7th av. subway, 9th av. elevated
and other transit lines. Four story base
ment and cellar brick and granite dwellings,
II and - rooms; well built. well kept Astor
Estate houses; possession In four months.
price Sl7,5O0 each. easy terms. Owner. X.
+. k11.PATRICK. 132 Nassau st.
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wcstchester-SaIe OF Rent.

A real home. just finished, In a beautiful 10
cation, among charming neighbors. yet only
Few minutes from the station: 50 minutes
rooms, extra large living room. with open
fireplace; every modern convenience; price
$l5,S0O; terms to suit. Owner, O'MI1ARA,
DIG West 1s4th st. Phone Wadsworth 23i5.
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Col. schwamenfeld ........... se56.4o
j. Aronstein .................... 2.147.e7
ALLEN. Mary ND. P. Howels.. 32s.7
AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK-H.
Register Co. ..................... 2oo.12
BRANIGAN. RAJ Andrew, and Charles ''''
King (Branigan & King)-J. N.
BEiNENsoNi. Jacob, Ida Beiinccn- '''
Lap,in-Morris Plan Co. y. w.. 115.oo
vURGER, John-Mufsohn & Co.. 1.o33.l2
OF n. .................. 1,176.2s
COOK, Thomas A.. iEifie NJ. Cook
and Marshal Updike-Morris Plan 80, ~
pANsEYER. AM II Fanny, Barney Berko- ''''
witz. Simon Simeon and Solomon
Krisdman-Morris Plan Co. N. y. 1890
Casually Co. of N. Y.-Peopie. &C. 10000
CURTH Frank-Q. Levine. ........ T39.1
SAME-B. Levine ................. 639.17
DONOVAN. william, Anne pono-
van; John Hickson and Walter
CANToNo. Raffaelo. Carmeiio Can
tono, Nicholas Petroella. Ferdi,
TsT,-MS1s;. Tspd NSssc Plsn snd n pasquae Del sso
erman, Nathan Aitfeder and Nor
DoHERTY. Henry F.-C. NJ. Dewey 2,133.55
Il Fazzio ..................... 2.e41.5o
Louis Peterson-Morris Plan Co.,
Eic;ENF;ELp. Harry. Bertha Eiecn. ''''''
field. Israel Liss and Abe Wood
LXPoRT Z D;oMEsTic BUYERs o0 0
EAST WILTON wooLEN MILLS
y. silverstein -....-.::.:..: 0.9S3.41
EIcHNER. Emanuel A. Mutual
Printer Co. .."................. 1926
cost costs .."..................' -. 80. s5s.79
ct al ....,................, 25o.1o
Friedman-Morris Plan Co.. n. Y. 1890
FAY, Chas. R.-Jaburg Bros....... 2s4.4S
FRIEDMAN, Isaac. Eva Friedman
and Aaron Goldstein-Morris Plan
FEINBERG. Harry : Honickman
BLEESON, John F.--A. Williams. 2.055.72
GuTwIRTH, Leo-Brummel Men
GREENsPAN. Harry = Rochester go
eRRIixRT. AFnHL Rihad, Geo. W. Bcadle ~
and Chas. W. Goldstein-Morris
cEIciIsiAs. Elea Nan Il MorrisM cherick ct ''O
al. ......... ...........s"......... 21e.7o
Hardware Co, Inc................ 1e3. so
GOLDMAN, Julius-M. Sparber.... 3T4.7i
GRUNHtiT, Mary Nm. Klein.... 645.20
GOODMAN, Minnie and Morris-In-
terstate Elastic Braid Co....... i,192.e5
CALVIN. Chas. w, and Alfred
kamE--J. Glasberg .............. 1,159.34
nros. Candy co.............'..e. s.os7.so
HAVENS a. DEGENHARDT. Louis
II. Kapisn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.3io.23
HILL, Joseph. Vida Hll, Harry
Hayes and John purlington-Mor-
ris Plan Co, ~. Y............... 1t4.o0
HIGGINS, Emilio. Schiller. ...... 511.40
HAMMOND, John, and Fidelity and
Casualty Co, OF NJ Y.-People, &c. GOO. 90
BOLLANDER, Frederick-Armour
INTERNATIONAL Doll Corp.-H.
Granat ......s..i. ...'s.s.s. 25o.40
SAME-Nationai Doll Outfit and In
FAINT Wear Co. Inc. c............... 28I.24
JASTENGREN VIM. As. Pierce
Organ Pipe Co. ................... 25i90
KEELING, Frank; jerome Nolan,
Thomas Bird and Frank Wallace
Morris Plan Co., N. Y.......... 1850
KAUFMAN, Frank, and Harry Gel
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FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
AT OAKLAND BEACH. RYE.

Owner going abroad; 10 rooms, 3 baths:
car garage. chauffeur's quarters Write,
phone or call, CHAS. S. FAULKNER. Of
flee. Rye railroad station, Rye, N. Y.
Phone 1913 Rye
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New Jcrsey-SaIe or Rent.

A.-A-
Lots OF lots. s75 10 81 900 each, all within
two miles OF Fort Lee Ferry; some with
Hudson River view; instalments accepted, q.
y. NJ. BUILDING REALTY CO.. Palisade.
N. j., at junction.
FOR Rent.-Best located corner store, Long
Branch N. j., suitable drug store. confcc-
tonery parlor. Apply Columbia Hotel. Broad
way and Cd av.. Long Branch. N. j.
SPLENDID California bungalow. on plot
50x100. in beautiful section on Pallgsd doe
six rooms, bath, large attic. hot water heat
copper leaders. Also large single family
dwelling Price right on reasonable terms
Telephone 221 Cliffsidc. Owner. LEEGER
Grantwood, N. j.
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.

Csnnecticut--Sale or Rent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
DA|RYMEN ACCEPT
 MILK ORDNANCE;
 MEASURE CHANGED
Passage of Satisfactory Law By Commission to Follow h.
 junction Dissolution

Blrmingham's new milk ordinance, over which there has been contention and litigation for more than year, will be adopted within the next two weeks with several qualifications of the original measure incorporated.
 An agreement will be effected this week between the city legal department and counsel for the dairymen with both dairymen and health department in har- mony. Conditions of the agreement cal vas granted by Judge Hugh Locke sev- eral months ago. restraining the city from enforcing the terms or me ord- nance
 Following dissolving of the injunction, the ordinance modified will be pre- sented to the city commission for action. It will be adopted without delay. the measure going into effect upon publica- ton
 The main point of difference was the bacteria count. Modification of this pro- vision now stipulates a sliding scale. Be- ginning November 1, the count must be under 200,0O0 per cubic centimeter. On April l. 1922, this is cut to 100000, and on November 1, 1922, the count is further re- duced to 5O,ooO All milk thereafter must conform to this count.
 According to the dairymen, they have been satisfied by demonstrations that this is reasonable and practical.
 The second modification to be put into effect under the amended ordinance will be the permission to draw milk from a pump when used in restaurants, soda fountains, hotels or similar places of business, where the milk is consumed on the premises.
 The ordinance as originally drawn made an arbitrary requirement. that all milk be offered for sale at retail.
 All equipment used in this manner must be approved by the board of health Dairymen promise the regulations will be carried out, as all express themselves as in favor of giving the people clean supply of milk.
 The city council at Bessemer will con- sider ordinance based on the Birming ham measure at it's meeting this week. A conference is to be held tomorrow be- tween Dr. J. D. Bowling and the coun- cilmen.