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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-05-12
Personal Paragraphs

visiting relatives here.
Austin Johnson is home from
Barboursville for a few days.
Tunis Robbins has entered a
Lexington business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Eubank
of Winchester, were here Tues
day.
Judge ID. II. Daniel attended
Circuit court at Beattyville this
week.
j. &. Hall was down from Tor.
rent Monday interviewing old
acquaintance.
Rev. Nelson and daughter,
Miss Mary, are attending District
Conference at Jackson.
Mrs. Edith Daniel, of Jackson,
visited the family of her brother,
Q. h. Mize, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Rogers,
of Xena, are spending few days
with their son, Judge Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Duncan,
of Beattyyille, are spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Mize.
Miss Minnie Mcpherson i S
down from St. Helens to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Mcpherson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Zuern
and Miss Vivion Mckinney made
a trip to Cincinnati tins week in
Mr.. Zuern's splendid Buick car,
Bert Barnett and Folks, Of
Clark county, were here three
days of last week and attended
the King sale on Hardwick's
creek Saturday.
Mrs. Myrtle Burgher and little
Miss Dorthy Hackworth, of Ra
VIENNA, spent the week. end with
Mrs. Burgher's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Johnson.
Harry l.. Russell and l.. T..
Keith were in Louisville the
week end and witnessed the
opening of the Derby races at the
famous Churchill Downs.
The Rev. Sherman Robbins
and little daughter, Nancy, spent
the week end with Mr.. Robbins
daughters, Mrs. John Clay and
Mrs. Jesse Chanev, at Hazard.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Shimfessel, ,
Bryan, Reese, Mrs. l.. p. Keith
and daughter, Myrree +. and
John Eaton mOtored to Mt. Ster.
ling Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs. s. ID, Hall,
Harry Bowman came home
last week from West Virginia
where he had been working in a
lumber plant, and Roy Bowman
came in this week from Lexing.
ton for a two weeks stay.
Charles Robbins, Mrs. Robbins
and son and daughter arrived
here from their home in Wiscon.
sin to visit his brother, Sherman
Robbins and family. They drove
the entire distance through in
automobile with practically no
trouble.
The Rev. Sherman Robbins
wall preach on Black creek Fri.
day night, Saturday night and
Sunday morning and Sunday
Il ID -
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-05-12

Several shale men representing
different companies have been
with us this week. The Times is
still hoping for some real devel-
opment.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-05-12

The Ladies Aid entertained
the men of the Methodist church
Friday evening. An interesting
program was enjoyed and light
refreshments were seved.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-05-12

The Ladies' Aid of the Metho.
dist church will have on sale at
the store of VIM. Mountz, Sr.
Saturday the 18th, pies, cakes,
ham sandwiches, coffee and ice
cream.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-05-12

Dan Grove, of Ellwood, Ind,
arrived here Tuesday for a visit
to the family of Ben Noe.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Nurses, Etc.
Mattresses
miscellaneous

BRIGHT gisl. new arrival; chamberrnaid
waitress houseworker Shaughnsssv'l
Agency. $50 Gth ave
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Block Front
I'm Church St.
Sold by Bank
Albany Savings Institution
Sells AIdrich Building.
al Warren and Chambers
Sts., Bought at Auction

The Aldrich Building. a fve-story
structure OCCUPYING the casterly block
front on Church Street from Warren
to Chambers Street, has been resold to
the Hill Meadow Realty Corporation
1t has Church Street frontage of
1910 feet and a frontage Of 24S feet
on each side street. The Albany Saw
ings Bank, the seller, allows a mort
gage OF $4,000 to remain on the prop
erty, which was acquired in a fore
closure proceeding recently on bid
of SOS, ,0oe
Two 46th Street Buildings Sold
The two fve-story store buildings,
125x1O0.5x irregular, at 1888 to 739
Eighth Avenue, northwest corner of
FortysiXth Street, have been sold by
the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany to the 1873 Eighth Avenue Cor
poration.
Sale Of oath Street Loft
Byrne & Bowman sold for the Fran
dor Realty Corporation to Ida Lerner
the six-story loft 53 West Twenty
fourth Street, 20x9S.9.
Deal In 10th Street
Agnes G. Hughes sold to Robert II.
Davis 70 West Fortieth Street, q four
story building, 17x9S9.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Bank 20 Pay sl.000,000
Rental for zsh Ave.

The Chatham &. Phenx National
Bank viii nay rental of approximate
~ $1,0Q0000 in the next forty-two
years for the corner store and part of
the basement in the new building of
The Pictorial Review at the south
vest corner of Seventh Avenue and
Thirtv-ninth Gtreet. The lease re
corded shows thsr the bank will pay
a graduating rental Of from S25,300 to
ming Sepre mber !. The bank has an
option Of two renewals totaiing thirty
two years, at 4 graduating rental OF
from $50 00OO to s35 900 q year.
The banks lease Of the store and
part Of basement n ABA and 438 Broad
way, which has just been placed on
record. shows that the rental is on a
graduating basis of from $4,000 to
$4,000. This lease began in Novem =
ber 1919, aad runs until October 81,
1910
Cross {. Brown Co. leased space
in the Buckley Newhall Building to the
Central Blueprint Company, and TO En-
sign ogden, space at Is East Forty
first Street.
Tho Rand Company, Inc, manufac.
tusers Of visible business control
ounipment and filing devices. leased
and basement At I50 West Forty sec
ond Street
Maurice Werthcim has leased for the
Artbilt Realty Corporation the store
At 372 Lexington Avenue. southwest
corner of Torty-frst Street 10 Abend-
roth Bros, manufacturers Of boilers,
stoves and ranges.
Bauer Jllbane & MoNoy. Inc, leased
the store ~ 20 West Thrty-nintA
street ~ the Artistic Novelty Company.
IL ~ Shapiro & Co. aub,cascd for
tic kigaty-slxih Street ard Third
Avenue company (Rcjnborn, Mctzcr &
KaphaeD, the corner store at Third
Aeenuc and EiQhty-sixth Street to the
shuttle Cigar Stores Company; the
large stare on Thru Avenue to Kauf-
man natz; stores on Third Avenue and
On fizh'y-sIzth Street 10 the Para
mount Shirt Shops; store on Eighty-
nixfn Street ~ Henry Osterweil
ieweler ioe lenses are for ten years
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Sells Dwellings in
Cramercy Park Section
Three Houses in East 2lst 81.
Pass TO New Owners; Other
Home Buyinc

The three four-story dwellings, at
l47 to 15l East Twenty y-frst Street,
164x98.9 each, have been sold by Matte
Mckee to the Land Map Realty Cor
poration.
NJ. II. Gaillard & Co. sold for Miss
4. Nigra the four-story residence 10
West Ninetydrst Street to Theodore
Nerstraten. The purchaser was rep
resented by H. P Hines The property
will be altered into apartments
Joseph Fuchs sold to Philip Kaplan
2o09 Lexington Avenue, a three-stc
dwelling, 14.4X60
Ftz Howell sold for Rosa Rosenthal
the threestory King Model dwelling at
2oS West 139th Street, 17X9911, 10
Willie A Europe
Michael Fleck sold to Robert Quinn
626 West 147th Street, a three-story
dwelling, 16.6x991l.
A Harrison Darlington sold to Levi
". and Charlotte A. Alexander 23 West
130th Street, three-story dwelling
20X99
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
"e'lve Trading in Flat.
!, And DWELLINGS in Rrnnx

s.s,s ~sa T prendergast sold the fo,'r.
la3 6. .rataouse. 2sxI0o. A. 439 Faat
VII caet c.'eet for T. Mead TO r sbaf@r.
!:rs. .sSfge Costar for NJ. Eltlncr tbe
= "a a'1gs.y gy fsthouses. 75xl0o II s29
IN ] ss so. l3oth Street to L. LemIe,
.ssI'v s'aita sa TO T.. CichelH tan t,yo'
m ss.s sa~sliiag, issx75. At 2e7 FAT
sssII,n. e.. and for IL Rosenhast the
re-, 'szloo, a. 455 East lllst
ssls ~. sf'ss purchased from the Ma
sss.Assss H. 1prpoTat.on the n1e-sfory
@:rrs s~~sVo, al sSo Kelly street.
Tie gsm@n gsan was The bro1cr.
ts.ss. 1oseph Fertel 2oa5 y>,''s,D,' Cecs,,'n
Gtss.s.a ~ apartment house, ~ gxtoo
str - Fischer sold ~ Yl'sn lyaa,'. @Vg. ;,
~ sa,,I'p'i Ip'i Wye Avenue, four.
''D'se, l1.szH2.i0 {ryey.lsr
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Investors Buy Tenements
On East and West Sides
Woman Purchases Two Houses
in 84il1 Street: Sales i'll
Other Sections

I. Goldman sold to Anna II. Robbins
33l to 337 East ighty-fourth Street
two tive-storv tenements, 6Oxl02.2.
Theresa Gildoa sold to the Baltic
Holding Corporation. 6S3 Amssterdam
Avenue. a ve-story fiat, 16SX69.
Henry W. Hofin the sixstory fat, 46
X1349x irregular, al $40 st. Nicholas
Bradish ]. Smith sold to John L
Maund the three four-story store tene
ments. 54x6O. at 1873 to 142 Eighth Ave
nue.. southeast corner Of Seventeenth
Street.
Eliza Leggat sold to Frances Kenny
the three story store building, 23.0X
so, at 172 Eighth Avenue.
Abraham Lehman sold TO Mollle
Felstein 1912 Madison Avenue, five
story store tenement. 25X100.
Israel Spingarn sold to Morris Gel
Der 1913 Madison Avenue, hve-story
store fiat, 20X70.
The two six-story store fats, 100.1l
X65 at the southwest corner Of Lex
ington Avenue and 123d Itreet have
been resold by Tomback & Fisher to
Ethel Silver.
L. Friedheim sold 15s Lenox Avenue,
southeast corner of 118th Street, i
five-story apartment with stores.
Salo Cohn sold to Jacob Hamlet Sc
10 so Lenox Avenue, southeast corner
Of 1l3th Street, fve-story store far,
10O11x35.
Lena Homburger sold to William T.
Morgan the fve-story fiat, 25x100.11, at
315 West 120th Street.
T. Molke jr sold to Davis Weinstock
125 First Avenue, a hve-story store
tenement, 21x5O.
Fitch Gilbert sold to Max zaslavsky
asa West 124th Street, a six-story store
tenement, 25x1OO11.
Lima Schumacher sold to Louis
Siegel $40 and 622 West 1924 Street, a
fve-story apartment, 50x7o
Angeline McElvaine sold TO John E.
Carey 90 Ninth Avenue, four-story
store tenement. 20.3x100.
The Oestreicher Realty Company
sold to Hyman Paymer and B. Nenan-
zio Clemente, respectively, 2413 and
24f1 Second Avenue, two fve-story
tenements with stores, 252x99 each.
William z. Wilder sold to Felix
KuNstler the fve-story store tenement
at 705 East Twelfth Street.
The PhiladeiRhia Trust Company
sold to Morris Klein fve-story store
tenement at 1872 East Sixth Street, 22x
1876.
Henry J. osterling sold to william
SANCHEZ the three-story tenement, OK
60. at So Sixth Avenue.
The Schlossers Realty Corporation
sold to Harry Kleinfeld 400 and 4o2
East Third Street, seven-story build
ing. 45.4xS29x irregular.
Tic four fve-story store tenements,
75xlCo. at the Aortheast corner Of
Chrygtie and Delencey Streets, have
been sold by Wen & Mayer TO Ma"
Bernstein.
Partly improved with a three-story
building, the plot, 25x208.7, at 26 and
26i2 Hamilton Street, running through
to 1873 and 140 Cherry Street, has been
sold by Rofrano Brothers to James W.
Scott
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Enlarge Delaney Street Site
For Proposed Turkish Bail,

Max Bernstein, acting for Libby =
Baths, Inc, has added another parcel
to those recently acquired by the pur-
chase of IS Delaney Street (SchifF
Parkway from the estate of Nathan
Rutkof. The company has row ac-
quired the entire northeast corner OF
Chrystie Street and Schif Parkway,
comprising % to 26 Schif Parkway and
l54 to 1873 Chrystie Street. The pur-
chaser Will erect whae IS said will be
the largest Russian and Turkish bath
Nathan Diamant and Jacob 0ppenhei-
ner were the brokers
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
S15, 600 Alteration for Church
On Park Ave. Corner

Plans have been filed for making al
terations to the one-story church on the
northwest corner of Park Avenue and
Thirty-fourth Street at an estimated
cost of $4,000. The changes in the
main consist of putting in new flooring
in the balcony and gallery and install
ing q mechanical ventilation system
which will supply $4,000 cubic feet Of
fresh air per minute. The Community
Church of New York is the owner
Ludlow & Peabody are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
X e al state News

huenstler the four~story fathouse. 25
Sioo, at the northeast corner of l3kth
street and Brook Avenue.
Alexander B. Crane sold to the Anne
Ia Ia Realty Corporation 81 East 133d
street, three story dwelling, 20xe9 II.
>, Clara Langsdorf sold to Abraham /.
Factor 2l30 Hughes Avenue. two
tam y dwelling, 16.6x855x irregular.
William F. Brown sold to Louis
Grattola the two-story dwelling. 25x
'o'a, on the east side of Morris Ave
nue, 494.9 feet north of 196th Street.
Agnatius Friscia sold to Louis
- Allesandro 1851 Hughes Avenue, a
two story dwelling, 249x10O.
John W. Blackman sold to Grafnkel
q oternoerg 2562 East 165th Street, a
tWo-story dwelling. 15X1O21
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

USEFUL MAN-lnside or outside excel
lent years reference. b. Miss Hoy
mayors Agency. 10 East 4ad st. 30 floor
Telephone s947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Edmund L. Baylis Gets Loan
of 100000 on 5.h Ave. House

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company loaned to Edmund L Bavlis
S2o0, 900 IN the fve-story dwelling At
Sl4 Fifth Avenue. 25x10O. between
Slxty-second and Sixty third streets.
me mortgage runs until December /.
1924. -
George A. Bowman has secured
100000 first mortgage for five years
on the property l5S and 100 West
Forty fifth Street from the Union
Dime Savings Bank.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

COLLEGE GIRL wishes part time place
references. Edna Hili ii42 Madison av.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
The Oasis, at White Plains,
Brings Sll4.OOO at Aucsior

Bryan L. Kennedy sold at auction
Yesterday in The Vesey Street room
about dozen parcels scattered in
Manhattan, Bronx, Westchester and
New Jersey, as follows: To James ].
Finegan, the Oasis at White Plains,
comprising about 65 acres, for $4,000;
the three story dellng at the south
east corner Of Bryant Avenue and Bea-
con Road, Atlantic Highlands, to Mrs.
G. A. Mellow for $4,000; SO West
SD Street to James Mshoney for SAT-
500; lC3 West 10th Street to James
Mahoney for S44,500 SOB West
Street to James j. Kirk for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

CENTRAL PARK WEST. 37s-Four rooms.
kitchen. Apt. south: Riverside 1920
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

NKERs-Exc eptionaily fine apartment
overlooking Van Cortlsndt PARK rooms
ana sun parlor all improvements porch
across front; open coal or wood fireplace,
convenient to subway and station Weeks
o' CaFyl ave. Phone 50lO-W
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

l2o Charlton Street to James J.
Kirk for $3.50; vacant plot 10ox1o0
on the south side OF Teasdale Place,
pa feet east of Third Avenue, to R.
". Mason for $3,400; 2Ol7 Vyse
Avenue to Mrs. r. W Rawson for
$3.50; 1909 Melville Street to John J +.
Clarkson for $3.50; and 1885 Van Blu
ren Street to H. L. Sonand for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
INFORMATION WANTED
HELP WANTED FEMALE

i Err BEL T-I You v-ite cRn arrange thin
if YOU communicate With her.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
TO LET FOR BUSINESS prRposrs

TO LET-Either of Two attractive of1ces
corner 2Sd S. and 5th av.. furnished or
unfurnisned, 275 sd fl. and 760 So. IT. very
ieasona pie Phone 2lS5 Gramercy Room
400, 10 West 2sd st ~
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR desires po-
ition, speaking spanish and English
Archil 42i Eas, 72d St
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Miscellaneous

EXECUTIVE. 2i. Christian. married. ex-
perienced Wholesale credit man and oalce
director qualified department STORE man
seer; honest credentials. ability; let M.
handle your problem viii leave city. J.
- -@S Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn. Day
rlne teie phone Mad SQUARE 55l4
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
ns.. tenants for DwcIJ;uya

" ~ I,obonx II e. reoteg r.,
sfss. .stsn ses D. Pfeztep Iz9 Eaat III
y ssss ~ stofy deIl.ng. - X X - ple,, ~
w ynepazhtoa Company leseoa f.,
IN hi wyasien Inc f5ur star@ dsll'a1. 'D1
~ Hsss ssta stree. 1 10 sr,5ges aT,5."f
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
SUMMONS

/ sUpREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
piaintir. against MAN1-rL ALirEDE
ana BANCo EsPANOL DEL. RIO De La
rLATA. Defendant,- Summons
YOr ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 an
swer the com plant in this action. aad 20
I'm : - Aft9fney within twenty days altar
the service OF this summons, exclusive Of
the day Of service. and IN case os yoor
failure 10 appear, or answer. judgment VIII
be taken against you by defa ult. for tho
relief dema nded in the compla int.
Trial deFired IN the County OF New York.
wILLIAM HAYWARD.
United states Attorney.
Office Address United States Courts
Snd Postohice Building. Borough o.
Msnhattsn. Clty of New YORK
EsPANOL DEL RIO DE Ia PLATA
The foregoing summons is served upon
Of Hon. NViiiam P BurT' Justice - ne
supreme Court ~ ne state Of New YORK.
dated the 27th Gay Of July. 1921 ami fed
clark Of the Count o. New M YORK. at the
County Court House. in the Borough OF
Nan Msnhattan' City. County and State OF
Dated. New York. July 9th 1921
WILLIAM HAYWARD.
United States Attorney.
Attorney for Plaintiff Office ard Post
office Address. United States Courts
and Postoffice Building Borough OF
Manhattan city OF New YORK.
sUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
County ~ New York-Abrahan Shapiro
Pniip Shapiro. Charles Shapiro and Jacob
PoH' n' -copartners doing business
Shs piro Bros, plaintiffs. against Josehna
Sol. Manuel Garcia Alvarez. Jose ..
Garcia Sol. Jose Bianco Garcia Ailverio
Bosch Puig Primitive Acebsl Francisco
r burger, Jose Aienany Sergio Alvarez.
copartners doing business under the firm
name and style OF Jose Garcia y Ca. de-
iendants Summons with notice
To the Dove named defendants
You are hereby sum moned 10 answer the
complaint in this action. and TO serve q
copy Of your answer on the plaintiffs at
ice of this summons. exclusive OF the day
OF service. and in case OF your failure TO
appear or answer. Judgment VIII be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
ma nded in the com plant.
Dated Juns 2sth 1921
HOLM. wHlTLock & sCARFF.
Office ana Post Ofhce address No 22s
Fulton Street. Borough OF Manhattan,
city OF New York
To Josehra Sol. Manuel Garcia Alvarez.
JoFe A. Garcia Sol Jose Bisnco Garcia,
Aiverio Bosch Puig Primitive Acebal
Era rancisco r Bnfser. Jose Alemany.
Sergio Alvarez. copartners doing business
Under the firm name and style OF Jose
The foregoing summons "a served upon
you By publication, pursuant % an order
Of Hon philip J. McCook Justice OF
the supreme Court Of the state of New
YORK dated ne. 18TH day Of July, 1871.
OF the Clerk OF the County OF New York
al the County Court House. in the Borough
Of Manhattan. city. County and state OF
Dated New York. August ? 1921
HOLM. WHITLOEK & SCARF
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Once * Post Ditice address go Fulton
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. cry Of
New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

AT FREEPORT l.. New summer bur
galow, 4 rooms and bath, on plot 3OxlOl
Price S3,250 on easy terms.
JOHN j. RANDALL COMPANY.
Is n. Long Beach av Freeport, n
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
In the Auction Room

BY Henry Brady
BAILEY Av 3 w cor 23Oth st. 57x1oa 1ox
Irregular, vacant; Philo c and Sara h
Blaisdell agt Eva hartman ct al amt
uus, - sol74 taxes. etc. S2O49 93, to
Edith Paulovico FOR s2,T75
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. By the Grace o. God. Free and
Independent. 70 Laura Prime Wells. Jonn
Wurts. John c. jay. <. Pemberton Nurts.
Alexander Jay Wurts. Pierre Jay Wsrts
Martha Wuris. Laura Jay Ed wards rudolph
and Edith V. - Jsy Adams (torsner.y
Edith '. {. Jsy) the heirs and ne1t Of
kin Of ALICE JAY. deceased. SEND
GREETING:
WHEREAS. JOHN {. JAY. II. who re-
SIDES at No. ls3 Easi ssth Street. The City
Surrogstes Court OF our County OF New
York. 10 have certain instrument in
writing and codlcli thereto. relating TO
both rea! and personal property. duly
proved the iast VIII and teSiameat and
cod II thereto OF ALICE JAY. who was
the time or her death resident %
Washington. n the District CT Columbia.
deceased
THEREFORE,. you and each ~ YOU are
cited 20 show cause before the SurroKa;es
Hsil OF Record. IN the County OF New
York. on the 2end day OF August. one
thousand nirfe hundred and twerty-onr. a :
half-psst ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day. why the said VIII and testament
and codicii thereto should not be adrastted
TO probate as VIII Of real and personal
properly.
TX TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
caused th~ seal OF the Surrosates' Court
~ the said County ot New York TO he
re~~ ~lnfo aftvec.
witness Honorable Eota = cokalen.
Surrogate Of our said Ccuaev - N~v Yorf
at said County. the 18th Gay
H.. 81 ef Jsiy, N tho year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred And
twenty-one
MARTIN q. McCUE.
Clerk of the Surrog ates Court.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

NEW ENGLAND TOURS
Perfect Roads. MAGNIFICENT Scenery. Good
Hotels. For Road Map address w "
KIMBATI, secretary. New England Hotel
Assn. Draper Hotel Northampton. Mass
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
REAL EsTATE-sALn OR rESr


NEW HOUSES AT $1,000 UP
a.. al bogota Heights built of stucco and
frame steam. parquet floors. electricity.
p'ots 4oxlOo. Michael Bros < Christian
sen, Maplewood and Pallsade aves Tele-
phone Hackensack 53S-R
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
STAMFORD AND ENVIRON

20 MINUTES EMPRESS SERNItE r.
No i075-GRAND HILLTOP COTTAGE.
garage; garden, large lawn and shade
trees; plot lo0Nl50. Price 1000 terms.
No s35-CIIhRAING BRICK BUNGA-
LOW. cosey home for newly weds rooms.
very large tiled bath. all modern impts. .
near station and trolley A bargain at
10. s7s - ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN
DWELLfNG. rooms, bath, lavatory.
rtean heat electric light. gas hardwood
noors; accessible 10 store. trolley etc,
large lot Sacrifice. $4,000 terms
TTAL SECTION, II rooms. . baths. hot
water heat, gas. electricity and all other
up-to. date improvements. garage. large
No. Il00-BEAJTIFVL SHPPAN POIN1
ON TIE SOUND, rooms. baths with
up-io he moment impts., attractive lawn,
No. 859-e-ACKE ESTATE in city limits.
= rooms, baths every imp,. garage.
fine lawn. ghade trees. garden under cultl-
Vation So. 900. terms
No. S65-AO-ACKE FARM miles north
Of Stamford. cottage In perfect condition.
with all mpts.. high elevation. splendid
view Of ihe Sound is minutes by motor
No. 532-IDEAI HOME, high elevation
large rooms, hard wood noOrs excellent
heat. all impts location one of the choicest
IN 'lsnbrooH, Conn. garage. etc. $4,000
No. ile3-soUND REACH. CONN. ono
acre rooms. baths, hot water heat
electric light garage. cars. large lawn
No. io5o-pEIiGHrFtI. HOUSE At
SbifPAN POINT. roona. bath. aiseping
porch within 500 feet of bathing beach
~ sog-wrLL KNOWN si GIExrxocr Sex
SECTION, II rooms baths hot water
heat. electricity. hard wood fioors. gnraga
rno ror rars nne ,so o odd shade trees large lot.
Drl rNry-nrA
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Laundresses, It,

LAUNDREsS-Nery capable Irish woman
d MISS Hofmayers Agency, 10 e 43d
St, Sd floor Tel. 894- Murray HiU.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Richmond

TO LEAsE-snall road house al Annsdals
beach, :. l. Rankin. Phone 25I2 NJ
TOttenVille "
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
Newburgh, pOugh krepsie. Kingston and
CatskilI Mts.-Lv. Franklin St. T. NJ;
Sat. and $50 P Nj sun 30 y a.
Also sun. A. NJ. for Newburyh and
Pous h< ecpsie. All steamers leave w. l29th
ST. half hour Inter and connect AT New
burgh for return to New York
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST-Flexihie gold hracelet. diamond
and two sapphires, reward Phone Mans
field 4s11 J.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

HousEWORKER city apartment: very
neat. quick worker; good cook. c. Miss
Hofmayer' Agsncy, 10 E. 43d ST. Sd floor
Telephone S917 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
BUSINESS CARDS
Gas, Coal and Oil Stoves

PORCELAIN. enan.eleG and black corr
btnas.cn cogl ana gss ranges. steam ho-
water heaters. laundry stoxes. .l.so repasl :
e. ~ makes. STOVE REPAlH COR
fCRAIloN. lss Mulberry St 'Nsg1x. X
Phone Marke. cas-
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
Cosg

COOk-Scotch Protestant. good manager
splendid references. Shaughnessy s
Agency. $50 5th ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

90TH. EAST and 7 room anar,r.r,,
furnished reasonable. Telephone befnrn
! ! o. 30 weekdays, all day Sunday. Lenox
49, Immediate possession.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
General Rouseworkers, Etc.

COOK. Young; exceptional references Miss
EII.Eera-a-s Enrean. 366 Eift b ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

HOUSEW ORKER-English; thoroughly ex-
per!enced. references city, country. Miss
Shaughnessy. $50 6th ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER: excellent
references. city Miss Fitzgcreld's Bu-
reau. 36e Fifth ave.