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New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Baldwin Har;bor Bungalow
Sites 20 Be Sold AT Auction

number of bungalow sites at Bald
win Harbor which were taken over bv
the Bond and Mortgage Company to
protect it's Investment are to be sold
publicly on Decoration Dav by the
Jere johnson Jr. Company, auctioneer.
The sale will be started at 9 o'clock in
the afternoon on the property Bald
win Harbor has been under Develop
ment for several wears
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
FARMS FOR SALE

$4,000 SECURES 1sa-ACRE FARM
WITH 19 COWS. HORSES, CROPS
heifers. calves, bull, 3 gas engines.
milking machine, cream separator dairy
utensils, circular saw, modern eanipment
Included; high class opportunity; close
thriving town; rich farming section; cuts
I5 tons hay; S6-cow spring g-watered. wire
cords wood selling nearly s12 cord; fine
2-story s-roon house, bath, furnace heat,
hardwood noors. grand old shade, delight :
full view overlooking village and broa d
lsndscap pc; .30-cow barn, with spring water;
100 ton siio; house for 100 hens; garage
etc retiring owners low price S11 600, only
5000 down, easy terms, Details age Is
Illustrated Catalogue l1oe Bargains.
STROUT FARM AGENCY, 90 r. II. Mas
ssu st, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

Will be disposed of as a result of fore
closure proceedings of large mort
gage. The sale will be held on the
premises under large tent near hte
Long Island Railroad station, Besides
the lots City bungalows will be sold
1t has been arranged to give Immediate
occupancy, under a tenancy arrange
ment for the purpose of aiding pur-
chasers to build on their lots tonce.
The situation is an interesting one.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
FOR SALE OR TO LET
SITNTNJE,D TtnyNr, A r, 80

:, W Els
tubnl sne ned-unfurntshed; elevation 1000
rect; mountain top; 100 miles from CITY:
AR Ike wine. Long, Cragsmoor, Ulster
County, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
NeWarlz RuYer to RuiId

Mrs. Henrietta F. Dixon sold.
through Louis Schlesnger, the dwell
ing at SO and 1O5 Elizabeth Avenue.
extending to Milford Avenue, Newark.
n: j., with frontage of 118 feet on
Ellzabeth Avenue and 9715 feet on Mil
ford Avenue, with depth of 226 feet.
Samuel kaplan, the buyer, will improve
the Elizabeth Avenue frontage with a
mercantile huildinr
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

WILL rent furnished home to ponsible e
FAMILY June october; rooms and
pains. garage; convenient to station: Is
crest 27S5.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

Boulevard, one block east OF the pres
ent bridge site. The construction Of
the new bridge will put an end to the
great congestion of autom mobiIe traffic
in the Merrick Road and at the Long
Beach approach to the old bridge. The
new bridge, on the Long Beach side,
has it's anchorage close to the yacht
club and large number of the lots
to be sold by MI. Day.
Some of the most important Of the
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

FPu/zJ Of II yEHFS OF
CHREElll LslliL DlR0 :

lots TO be sold are located in, on and
closely adjacent to the boardwalk and
the various boulevards that have been
superbly improved with costly sumner
and all-year residences.
Because Of the removal Of the ultra
conservative restrictions that former
ly have restrained fsss growth and de-
velopment of Long 3each this sale is
by all odds the most important ever
held at that famous Seashore suhurb
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

FARM FOR SALE--156 ACRES, 10 acres
in wood; 12-room house; wagon house
hen house large, barn, running water to
house; stock and tools included, IL want
ed; two miles from Saratoga Springs Ad-
dress Andy Thomas, Saratoga Springs,
O. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
R0,pSSL ne pl Acf TspHe2v. satiV
~ fIlls,Y Ol2ESi<.51+y

Joseph r. Day 1t viii be possible for
buyers to erect whatever kind of a
home they have in mind, without the
extra heavy cost imposed by these re-
strictions. 1t will also allow purchasers
to erect a hotel or boarding house
without regard as to it's location and
surroundings.
The properties which formerly be-
longed to the Estates Of Long Beach
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

JERSEY FARMS, $1,000 up. easy terms;
also committing homes with acreage;
send for catalogue and maps state ocs
ton preferred Andrews Farms, 220 w.
42d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

SUMMER OR YEAR ROUND TEN ROOM
Colonial house, furnished; bathrooms;
attractive grounds and garden. Also. A.
Phone Pelham 1920
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Chicago Family BUYS i'm Yonker

j. F. Hoosic, of Chicago, ILL.,, has
purchased from |. Grob the stone and
shingle residence at so Rockland Ave-.
nue., Park Hill, Yonkers. Thomas s
Burke, of Yonkers, negotiated the sale
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
FARMS FOR SALE
A HOME IN THE WEST.

We have yet room for few more Amer
lean families of the neighborly sort to 1oin
our Modern Caravan" from Greater New
York to Idaho. AS number Of FAM Hes
cannot qualify, we desire to hear from
others until list Is completed. Your
present location does not matter. Each
family will have 40 acres of rich, irrigated
soil an automobile trailer and coiapsble
homo en- route a s, or room bungalow,
q $500 mile trip by automobile, including
Yellowstone Park. ana become part of a
most unique and wonderful colony now
forming a back to Soil movement. frriga-
ton supervised by state. 128 families will
comprise colony. Income assured Refer
ences required. Brooklyn business man
heads party~ Climate and location ideal.
Sufficient capital required to insure safety,
Lahnrious farming unnecessary. Evening
appointments with present. members viii
be arranged by addressing william j..
Scott, 236 Decatur St, Brooklyn, N; y,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Queens
FIusuTNG. y

FLUSHING, y. Y
FOR sALE-IF YOU WANT 4 PLOT IN
MACADAM AVENUE. FINE TREES.
SEWER. look AT THE PLOT WEST
SIDE PARSONS AV.. BETWEEN NIT
GLASS CEMENT WAL.k. CURR AND
GUTTER; LOT 1oOxl5o;A BUILD Now
WHILE YOU HAVE A tO-YEAR TAX
EXEMPTION. w II, LBNDRUM, 1e7
NORTH PARSONS AV.
FOR SALE-tF YOU WANT A PLOT IN
MACADAM AVENUE, FINE TREES.
SEWER. LOOK AT THE PLOT WEST
SIDE PARSONS AVE. BETWEEN NIT
CHEL AND MYRTLE WITH FIRST
CLASS CEMENT WALK, CURB AND
GUTTER: LOT 1OOx16eM BUILD NOW
WHILE YOU HAVE A 1O-YEAR TAX
EXEMPTION w. H. I.ENDRJJM 1o7
NORTH PARSONS AVE
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Cauferaia
New Hampshire
PenRsylyanla

FOR RENT-Attractiv furnished cot
tasas and bungalows with mprovemsntp
;E. II. MERWIN, Mt. Pocono, pa,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

ARCADIA BUNGALOWS
sheepshead Bay; months. April to Ne
vember. furnished, $3.50, four rooms; unfur-
nished $3.50; private beach. gas electricity
hus service from Brighton line subway sta
tion
FLATBUSH Half block Church av. Bright
on Beach express station coZily fur
nished suite rooms. private bath: beaut-
full home; private family; exceptional
neigh borhood. FIathush t3t6.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

PARK WBsT-rwo master bed
roomsf bath sgith, shower, living ROOM,
dining 6foofl fulj Kitchen Tn&idss room
fury furnished IN nahoganEt OrieBtslgrugs,
eteF3 lfTene caiua CaIl Riverside fs52.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
spanrugNrs no IEr-ruasrsunD
Mani,nttam

472p sr tAueubon Av.) elevator; ave
light rooms bath fully furnfshsd !
.nIfnre reasof#Dls Telephone Waaawortn
0i 40. Apattmeht -.
f,igFsYRAf. Park WEST. IS fog.rooginE
DaPfj 4A4sutte OF rooms, BATH. to gentle
man III bachelors Handsomely fusnisned
a.r6otfi apartment; sixth floor. Phone
Columbus 1870.
cnSrnAL PARK VEST Two master bed
roomsf bath 9stth s6oger, hHing h4i,ag room.
fuzzy furnished IN mahoganE 0rieBtsl rugs.
ete#I lislene. chiua csll Riverside fsS2
CENTRAL. PARK WEST (70th)-~6 rooms,
bath9 sf25 per MONTH bargain. Phone
Columbus 1855.
EAST G6TH ST Beautiful apartment
mpietely furnished. rooms and
abaths. from juno J. Telephone Hnineiandcr
500
ELEGANT 5-foon1 suite. with buffers pan
piano, silver, linen etc, seventh floor;
posure four sides coolest spot in city. l2@
Waveriy Place: $3.50 monthly untS October
immediate possession. Phone 1850 Co
lanabus, Miss Goode.
FoR RENT furnished. June to october.
charming Groom apartment kitchenette
arrangement; Madison av. and 50th st.
suitable bachelor or couple $3.50 monthly
breakfast served IN house TX desired. call
plaza 877S. mornings,
.44 ----
IIOTFr MAJESTIC 10 sublet, 9 rooms
ana 2 baths. overlooking Park ct half
price, from June Is TO Sept. /. Write II.
M, Box 272, city Hall Station
in THE gos owest side)-Attractlvs six
rooms bath. nicely furnished; southern
exposure; June October; quiet, refined peo-
pie only; seen by appointment. Phone
Schuyler 7T55.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE Gn the 7os)-Two
large airy rooms, suitable for studios;
Stcjnway piano, sleeping facilities; light
ing included. Telephone Schuyler 5254
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 745, corner OF 152d
st.-~7-room apartment, nicely furnished
reasonable, would like to sublet bofore
June /. Apartment es.
! S1X ROOMS, two baths. from June rs to
october J rent reasonable. Phone
Academy 140
ST LUKE'S PLACE, 5, Greenwich Village
Five rooms and bath, southern exposure:
open fireplace; rent $i25 month. Tele-
phone Spring 1882.
STUDIO, suitable for commercial artist;
one large room, fireplace, north light;
lease Murray Hill 214
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WASHINGTON SQUARE District-Five
rooms and bath; private telephone:
light, airy, artistic Surroundings; $50 until
| October Spring 2573.
WEST END AVE. 512 ts4th st. 1.-TWO
large rooms, with bath; until October l.
Queen, phone Schuyler 2153
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
Sale at Norwood Gardens

The Rickert-Brown Realty COMPANY
sold to Aubrey Beretts two story
brick dwelling on Seventh Avenue. be-
tween Jamaica and Grand avenues. in
Norwood Gardens, for $4,000. The
house, which contains eight rooms,
two baths and two-car garage, is one
of thirty just completed.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
FARMS.
j. STERLING DRAKE.
% BROADWAY
New Jersey

SUMMER HOME FOR RENT rr,,, r,,u
nlshed; AVON byt the Sea N J. Modern
stucco corner house and garage facing
Tiyer 1I and ocean. First hoor-Living room
Second fioor-Four masters bedrooms t,,n
tile baths Third 1oor-Twh servants a.
rooms bath poolroom. May 10 October.
Prlce, $500 STEWART H. APPTERy
care Of T. Frank Appleby Company. a.
bury Park, Avon
80 30 nliles out Lackawanna r. r.; IS min
utes' walk station; bungalow 4 ron,,s
pain, screened porches, fireplace: III acres
norderlng stream; canoeing fishing: gar
uehs' giant oaks, spring water; view OF
sstey' mountains; secluded vet accessible
. ,eoo cash. balance monthly. P o. Box
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

FOR RENT residence, 10 rooms, baths.
,,ii. toilets lets at Armour Villa Park, Bronx
sl5o per month. F. Nj WitherelI, is white
hall St, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED

HAVE s15.OO0-S25, 600 to invest in modern
nat. East West Bronx; owners only.
Write or call Immediately, S. j.. Aronds
CO, $40 fremont av,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

RENT furnished, s-room cottage. % Mar,-
thon place, Portchester N r. adjacent
TO King. St $500, June Sep ptember, inclu-
sive; references; no agents
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

NEW Colonial house rooms and garage
b$i Second av,, North Pelham; beautiful
location; SlS,5oo j. NJ. scheiner, archi-
tect, $50 Lexington av.. New York
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
I-sss's4s-'-ss4
Long Island

BELLPORT SHORE FRONTs-Adtolnins
golf club; new bungalow furnished; :
rooms bath, large living room ; bedrooms
immense piazzas electricity, bout acre
landscaped: bay view shore rights; 81. 800
easy terms. New house. furnished artis-
Ideally; beamed ceiling: living room, IL
feet; open fireplace; 8 bedrooms, 4 baths
large grounds landsca ped @0-mile bav
view; worth $4,000 sell 81, 500, easy terms
FRANK +. Axtell, Bellport. l., L.
NLMHU RST--Two large stores with dwell
ings above, consisting or SIX rooms with
improvements, located in best business sec
tlon; 6o-foot front on Queens Boulevard
near Grand ST, sl.eoo, terms to suit. Ap-
ply to Andrew Buckley ". Grand St and
Queens Boulevard. EmhuNst, l.. T. Tele-
phon" Newtown 34Sl.
RICHMOND HlLL. Key Gardens-Nine
rooms garage, minutes Kew Station:
~ minutes Penn; modern; electrical an,
pllanceS large screened porch: shrubberv
shade rcstful. July and~DAugust Sam
Telephone Richmond Hili 4S@5- ~
PORT WAsH1NGroN, l.. I.--7-room house.
an improvements, garage; restricted see
on terms arranged r. E Thompson 5Ts
central aV, Brooklyn. BushwcR 4932
SIN rooms: bath, fully furnished Dutch
Colohal house; plot 59x100; sublet June
j TO September l. Georgia pl between
PARSONS and BurlinG avs. Flushing. L.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

EAST rbrH ST Beautiful apartment,
completely furnished Z rooms and 3
sbaths. from juno J.. Telephone Fhinelandcr
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
New York State

FOR SALE-Private lake of SO acres
stocked with pickerel; spring water.
mountain home, IS large rooms four YER
andas, free electric lights; modern; dve
minutes walk to Graham Station main
llne Erie Railroad, Orange County; fruit;
~ acres, more or less; price S35. 900, 40
miles out. c. l. GUMAER, owner, r.. O..
Godettroy, n. Y. Tel, 1o48-F Port Jervis
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

CENTRAL PARk WEST (7oth)--6 rooms
Dath9 st2b per MONTH bargain Phone
COium bus fg5b
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

f,IeNTRA1. rank WEST Is fogerloogins
paFfj 9-sufte OF rooms, BATH 70 gentle
man III bachelors Handsomely fusnisned
groom apartment; sixth floor Phone
Columbus 1920.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

FOR RENT. furnished. June to october.
charming Groom apartment kitchenette
sfraugeu4ent; Madison sv. and 60th st. :;
suitable bachelor or couple: $50 monthly. .
bre . kfast served in house IL desired. Call
plaza s778. mornings.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
REAf. EsTATE--sALE or RENT
New Jersey

FOR sALE-AT METUCHEN, y. J., g.
story frame Inansard roof 16-roorn dwell
ing, all modern improvements With little
expense could be fitted for two or more
2to, having at able and Quicken house. only
"a minute from trolley and 4 from Penna.
r. r. station. Perth Amboy and New
Brunswick busses pass tho door. Cost over
$4,000. Can now DO bought for $500
$4,000 can remain on mortgage. Address
Estate. c. c. Campbell Mctuchen, ~. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

172p sp. (A.neubon Av) Elevator; ave
light roo1ls. bath fully furnfshsd;
rianaIa V{tdroIa rent $50 must buy fur
.nlturd reaso}f8Dle TeIephone Waasworth
0i TO-. Apattu3ent 80
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

Other Real Estate advertisements
viii be found in Main Sheet.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

ffoTHL MAJESTIC TO sublet, 9 rooms
ana Q baths. overlooking Park, st half
price. from June Is 10 Sept /. Write II.
M, Box 372 city Hall station.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 745. corner OF 152d
st.--7-room apartment, nicely furnished
reasonable; would like to suDlet bofore
June L. Apartment 6s.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

IN THE ges (West side)--Attractlye six
rooms. bath, nicely furnished; southern
exposure; June October: quiet, refined peo-
pie only; seen by appointment Phone
schuyler 7755.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-22
MApIiEWnnn N. /.

- 0MApLEWOOD. n. ].
SIC, o00 Colonial home, rooms. baths,
large living room, open fireplace billiard
room. copper screens. storm windows; two
car garage; hne location,
Others from eSS,500Nto $4,000,
Several desitable furnished homes for rent
for the summer. "Tf it's for sale or rent
in Maplewood we have It."
BROWN & CO, S5 Baker ST., Ma plewood.
N. j. Phone South Orange 36
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

The committee on Ways ana Bridges
W WI giye public hearing in Room Z
FRIDAY MARCH i, 1921. at p
NJ on the following:
1866. Resolve providing for the re-
PAIR Of the county road in the town
sa-eailed. an the Wayne town line
l67: Res olive in favor of the town
of Iitchfeld.
1853. Resolve to aid the town of
or Way in said town.
lha Resolve for the approximation
or $3.50 for the completion Of State aid
road In the town Of Cushing, Knox
no. An Act to enable the town ef
south Bristol to construct State aid
nehec RiySr Bridge Company.
1T2; Resolve for the improvement of
certain roads in the town Of George-
TUESDAY. MARCH s, 1921, a>P. NJ.
on the following: ~
ISL. Resolve TO aid the town Of
Hermon IN building road;
for the repair Of a highway from East
0rrington Square, so called. and eS.
lending in q southerly direction toward
49, An Act to discontinue the ferry
between the towns of Orrington and
Hampde1 across the Penobscot river
tos: Resolve apprOpriating money
70 aid in. repairing and constructive
roads and bridges in the town of Mount
Chase, Penohseot county. Maine.
.155. Resolve in favor of the citv
OF Brewer for repair Of road. s'
l56. Resolve in favor OF the town
or holden for renair of road.
1b7, Resolve to repair road In
Moimn6s Township. -
les Resolve in favor of the town
OF kingman for replankinr and r.
pairing bridge across the Mattawam-
15s. Resolve in favor Of the eitv of
Calais for reconstruction Of the road
from the Barring town line to MaEuer-
= ISL Resolve to aid the town 90
HARRINGTON In biiilding. road -
1S2 Resolve in faysr OF tba to,,,
163 Resolve In favor of the tow II vnf ~
stemhsn for the PURPOSE of improving
l64., Resolve to aid the town of
Mnhridgs n repairing a road. ewh OF
HcTPahsl EspAFip h NIsias 4 rosa; =
s 90. An Act nrsyiding Tor stasa
maiRtenance Of all highway brides
over 600 feet In length. nses
IRVING W. CASE SEQ
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on legal affairs will
give public hearing in its room at
the State House, in Augusta, on
the following:
II. 100. An Act to change the time
OF hoidlng the annual meeting of the
town of East Livermore,. to enlarge
the powers and duties of the select
men, tc abolish certain offices, and to
provide for the administration Of town
>, Al i,3.d Act to ss the status of
parents work in State institutions.
An Act to amend Section IS of
Chapter 126 of the Revised Statutes
Pub amend s9s e of Chapter is al Of the
designation OF persons appointed to
enforce the laws relative to the pre-
vention 90 of cruelty to animals.
lien on g man nun eH1 pf0E nmber labor
WEDNEsDAY. MARCH ?, at p. NJ
t,o An T., Act ct to to amend Chapter ~, Sec
amended by Chapter so of the Public
Laws, of 1917. relating to the State
Board of Charities and Corrections.
An Act to amend Section 43 of Chap
tees. JUS
An Act additional to Chapter 126 of
the Reyised Statutes for the punish
AhShS u oiicHNcS against CHASTITY.
An Act to amend Chapter 1a0 of
REVISED Statutes relating to des ertion
ana non-support of families.
An Act to secure prosecution against
bail in criminal cases.
An Act to establish the fiscal yesr
of the State 'o~'
H. 191. An Act to amend Chapter 4,
section IL of Revised Statutes, relat-
ieetmen and "a SCISSORS.
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, at 2 P. NJ.
on the following:
n. III, An Act to amend Sections 3
and B OF Chapter 203 of the Private
ana Special Laws of 1913 entitled IAN
ACT 70 incorporate the Ogunquit vii
III, 122. An Act to divide the town
Ogunquit.
STETSON II. HUSSEY. Sec
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Committee Hearings
INLAND FlsHERIEs AND GAM


The committee on Inland Fisheries
ana Game will give public hearing
n It's rooms at the State House. In
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ., 1921. .
Ss.p.r e AZ ss s s ases Ss s;as.s q
as amended by Chapter 21s Of the Pub.
lie Laws of 1917 and by Chapter ia
or the Public Laws of 1919, relating
to pollution OF waters of the State by
saWdust and other mill waste. :.
Of Chapter 3s Of the Revised Statutes.
as amended by Chapter 219 and by
Chapter z44 Of the Public Laws of
1917, and by Chapter 142 Of the Pub
lie Laws Of 1919. relating to the dis
position of money. collected under the
No. 20. An Act additional to Chap
ter 32 OF the Revised Statutes, as
amended, prohibiting all fishing in the
tributaries to Lake Annabessacook in
the county of Kennebec.
ing within certain territory in the
town Of Winthrop, in the county of
No. SO. An Act to regulate fishing
on Tacoma Lake.
No: 81. An, Act for the better pro-
ers. Of Merrymeeting bay and its tribu-
taries.
No. 3S. An Act to prevent discrimi-
nation in the fish and game laws.
NO 40. An Act to regulate shooting
on Tacoma Lake.
ing on China Lake and tributary vat
ers including Mud Pond in the towns
ARTHUR A. CRAFTS. Sec.
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Committee Hearings
JUDICIARY

The committee on Judiciary with ).
9 public hearing in its rooms q. sly
state House, in Augusta, ON N
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 9 ,a.i
r. M, on the following: t'-i. |.
An Act to amend Chapter 1lr
ton 30 of the Revised Statutass sse
tees. pitdl trut.
An Act to enable the inh,h,,s,..
the town of Caribou to raise ~, d
Tor the benefit of Carey, HosnItashh0n ey
II. No.. 14S. An Act reiat;s
municipal elections In the town =.
S. No. Sc. An Act to amend ~.
ter of the city of Lewistnn s, n chas.
provide for city auditor. and b
8. No. IS. An Act to an,a,.
charter of the city of Lewistonu th
ing to tho office of city CLERK reiat.
s.. No. go. An Act to pron,o. >.
efficiency of the FIRE department TIE
city Of Lewiston. OF Tie
s. No. 70. An Act to abo,,.,
BOARD OF public works OF tba "a. th
Lewiston and to provide for sly u
way commission. nigh.
An Act to enable the voters !,
mission. poiice Con.
An Act to amend chanter ~
Private and Special Laws of ioYYl. TIE
titled An Act to provide a poIica En-
mission for the city of Lew;seacoa
promote the efficiency of the no1;on .
partment thereof" as amended NE De
WILLIAM T. GARDNER q.
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WINSLOW

The Lithgow Club held most en-
joyable meeting, Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Clark. Mrs. Frank L. Sherman was
a guest. Eleven members attended
At the business session the election
of officers resulted as follows: Pres
ident, Mrs. William H. Bowden; vice
president, Mrs. George A. Chamber
lain; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Eaton;
Secretary, Mrs. Samuel Clark. An
interesting report of the Federation
OF Women's Clubs at Augusta on Feb.
II, was given by Mrs. Clark, a dele
gate. The program was as follows
Roll call, favorite poems; vocal solo,
Mrs. Frank G. Pooler; instrumental
duet, Mrs. Samuel Clark and Mrs.
George A. Chamberlain. In the prize
guessing contest, the winners were:
Mrs. A. A. Reid and Mrs. F. L. Sher-
man. Fhe hostess served delicious re-
freshments, consisting of creamed
chicken, olives, hot rolls, assorted
cake, lemon sherhert and coffee. The
club will hold it's next meeting with
Mrs. w. H. Bowden on Wednesday
afternoon, March l6.
Mrs. Alton Kidder and daughter
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CLAIMS

The committee on Claims will give
pubic hearing in its room at the stat
Rouse. In Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, at 2P.
on the following:
Resolve to reimburse the town q
Resolve in favor of the town o.
Portage Lake.
Resolve in favor of c. K Hopkln,
OF Camden, Maine. with statems
Resolve in favor of the town Of MY
Resolve In favor of the town
Resolve in favor of Freeman H Pen,
ney or Wells to reimburse for Joss
Nassalboro. /,
Resolve to reimburse the town x. =
MILO tor money advanced under Wv
soldier dependent law 4
Resolve in favor Of the town ~
kennebpnk for money paid for loss
domestic animals 4 !.
Resolve in favor of A. Williams "a
company Of South Bristol. Maige,,,sm,
reimburse them for loss on hignV'
q A. NEvC0MR Sec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-04

Mrs. Fred Ewings and little daugh-
ter Nathalie, who have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Harriet Flowler at
her home in Madison, were in town
Thursday on their return to Little
ton.
Miss A. II. Tozier of Oakland and
Miss Mildred Giberson of Lewiston,
nurses who have been caring for Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin L. Flanders, re-
turned to their homes Thursday aft
ernoon.
County Commissioner Henry Crow
ell and Mrs. Crowell and Mrs. Ethel
Whitney went to Portland Wednes-
day.
The regular meeting of the Wes-
sorunsett Grange will be held on Sat-
urday evening in their hall in Corn:
vile.
The Federated Missionary Reading