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The New York herald., 1921-05-29
CIRCUMSTANCES FORCE SALE.

See this wonderful opportunity, fully
equipped 30 acre farm. 81 miles y. Y. two
miles Peekskill. including 10 cows. horses.
$50 hens, two autos; charming room house.
bath; steam heat, hardwood floors; prof.
table milk route: everything SIS, 900; easy
ay.. NJ Y. Phone Peskskill 6G6.
CHESTER HILL-i2 rooms, baths: nicely
located. minutes 10 station; 500 900. Ad-
dress OWNER. p. o. Box 226. Mount YER
non. Telephone Oakwood sTos.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
ABOVE seth St.-5th Av. to North River.
UNDER $4,000

UNDER $4,000.
An American basement, near West End
ev.. possession TO suit. OWNER. room va
~ Broadway Tel. 1923 Broad
IL WEST 05TH ST.-Dwelling; possession
October 1. RABELL, go B'way.
i20TH, i57 West.-Ten rooms. electricity.
parquet floors:- possession;- - easy terms
Nassau ST. cortlandt $500.
es4 West e3d st.--Five story. large extension:
immediate possession; attractive price TO
buyer; csretaser & on premises, ,n J0sEpt tnoi
seI WEST 1i7TH sT.-3 story and basement,
f6.sx100; possession arranged. JOSEPH
ABRAMsoN. 40 West 4eth st. Bryant 4oe4.
81. 900 cash viii buy fine rooming house
west OF Broadway; IS rooms. four baths.
price: possession. HOuGHTON COMPANY.
ia west I'D ST Tel. Columbus $50.
$40. 900 CASH. balance mortgage. buys five
story 20 family fiat, near Central Park
West: easy terms w. AJANSoN ALEX
ANDEp, 500 9th av.
$4,000 CASH BUYS
6 story modern elevator, West Nineties. near
so foot frontage; mortgage 100000. 80
years: rents over $40. so4 900 from oc-
,ober: assessed at sis5,oooi VII sacrifice ss for
69ss slSqH 100 aVsk W. 7aa asi0n s rel. 74o co2ou
Washington Heights, Above 1s5th st..
West OF sth Av.
CORNER. 5oxfoo 8 story stores and
apartments OF 3. and rooms; on subway
station block; good future value; $4,000
w. H. MORGAN. 1913 BWAY 14zTD.
wELLINo-ren rooms and baths. steam
heat and electric lights; price $4,000;
w ". D. MORGAN, sra DwAY d47TD.
FOR sale-EdgecoInbe ay. plot. i25xtoo.
fronting Colonial Park: clear. terms. EDW.
J. MARTIN. 2s1 BROADWAY.
HIGH class residential private house. direct
from owner. Immediate possession $50
West 15oth.
OPPORTUNITY 10 purchase one Of the best
Washington Heights: all modern improve
ments. Write owner. 535 Westfleld av.,
WI. have several apartment buildings for
sale at sacrifice prices, Washington Heights
section. PEASE.ELL1MAN. $40 Madison av.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-House, t3 rooms.
suitable furnished rooms. n 1868 Herald.
Harlem.
10th sT--Two family dwellings. duplex
apartments, rooms. bath; possession;
$4,000; very desirable. REED, 81 W. f50th.
10TH ST. wpst. III room house,
9Th av, near 3oth STRUT stand
aSth at, near 5th av,-2 % n. houses.
Grand ct. near B'way--Loft. a,2O0 80, n.
w. gro 9Th ay.. Manhattan.
57si BROADWAY,
Two family brick and frame dwelling, two
blocks south 23ath II. subway station. trolley
all parts Brong pass tho propcrtyi steam
heat. parquet hoofs' electrlcly' every ullis
new nine iarKe rooms, two tile shower
baths; five minutes walk 20 Van Cortleudt
Park. garage spa -, garden. plot b2xle1i
open to-day and Tomorrow from 10 10 y;
nrirrlpsf 4 ouit. THOMAS II. CRAWFORD.
trh eferdan .av. Telephone sl66 Au-
SI0.Oop-16 story u room dwelling, close
VI. u. MORGAN. ASIA RwAy di7Tp
Spuyten Duy,il and Riverdale.
Above Harlem River.
SAIE-LnrFe modern home. near Hudson
River. fine garden, garage, ~ rooms.
t45, 900. X $40, Herald, 2e0 Bwsy.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 18th st. to 59th st. Qnclusive).
East River to North River.

56 East 55th st.-Four story. with four story
extension; attractive price: seen on Thurs
day afternoons. JOSEPH ABRAMSON, 40
West 46th St Bryant 1904.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
~->--->~~------'-s->'>---- r>--~-
Above 5sth st.-bth Az. to North River.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Queens-Sale or Rent.

If you looking for home. built three
years ago by days labor. solid, plain and
substantial. come and inspect house. IL
rooms. baths. car garage; right IN woods.
but 3 minutes TO station; city water, gas.
electricity: reasonable terms direct to home
seekers. Tel. Columbus 9462. NADo COR
PORAT1ON, Douglaston. l.. ].
KEW GARDENS.--Beautifm 3 story frame
house, complete and modern, IL rooms, =
baths, toilets. for sale either completely
furnished unfurnshed only $4,000 casn
required balance on terms. Apply direct 10
owner or through your own broker. CHARLES
NJ MANLY, 2i0 Abingdon road. Tel. Rich
mond Hill 1898 evening". or Circle OF
(daytime).
RICHMOND HILL.-TaI exempt for, ten
years, owner left town. family. all Inn
provements: lot 33xi00: driveway garage:
don't buy untl you see this bargain: blocks
sunday. ADELMANN-s CO.
Liberty. corner Lefferts ay. Phone oii5
Richmond Hill.
10 ROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE, CORNER
plot, 100x150. Boulevard and Franklin ST.,
Astoria: three minutes from 92d ct. ferry;
SIS. 900. II. d. HALsEY. $50 Broadway
New York city.
Borough Of Richmond-Sale Rent.
HUGUENoT PARK-Bargain. s room excel
lent house, nice location, well built. i'm
proyements, quick transit, low fares. near
depot. schools, churches; !; possession: easy
terms Owner, 20 Broadway. room 42o.
Whitehall o295.
HOUSE at 80 Terrace I'm ay., Pleasant
Plains. rooms and bath, electric light;
heating plant viii be installed. rent SEQ.
LARGE. attractive house, IL rooms and
bath. plot iooxioo. $4,000. terms = min
utes to Oakwood Heights station. WHITE,
90 East 3Jth ST. Telephone.
NEW DORP-House TO rent or for sale, z
rooms and bath. all improvements, garage
near station and cars. Phone Dongan
Hills 407.
PRINCESS BAY-Bungalow, rooms. partly
furnished. large plot near station and
ocean. might rent: keys at Smiths $ Nursery.
Princess Bay road. Broad 641T-f49i.
SEASHORE home. semi -stucco detached. 6
rooms and BATH furnished. all improve
ments, II block from beach Phone 533-M
Dongan Hills or address Box 1ss Eltingyille,
K. j.
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BAY RIDGE.

For sale or rent. furnished. delightful
country home, overlooking New York harbor; !;
decorated by Sloane: exquisitely furnished; ;
3 master bedrooms, 3 servants bedrooms.
New brick stucco, occupies half n block;
% minutes from downtown: exceptional OPP
portunlty; price 100000: summer season.
furnished So, 900. w. H. LAKE, AT seth ST.,
Bay Ridge. Tel. 4I9 Shore Road.
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BRoNxvILLE.

Furnished house and apartments for sum
Tner months. ranging in price from slso per
month and upward. within short distance or
station. For further particulars about the
above or other properties address the rosl
estate office of ELLIOTT BATES. Tele-
phone Bronxville l4i0.
BEAUTIFUL home. spacious rooms ana
bath. restricted section Yonkers. perfect
condition: 100 II. frontage. terrace. 40 n.
porch automatic heater. charming. unob-
structed views; convenient Il. II. and trolley:
SIC. 900: mortgage IS 900. i 1921 Herald.
Fulton at.
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FOR sale, sacrifice: price SiT.6oO; only
81 900 cash. cream colored shingled house,
blue shutters: Just decorated inside and out.
ready for immediate occupancy: nine rooms,
two baths. open sireplaces, etenm heat
large sleeping porch. glassed In; fine piazza
corner lot desirable location. or would rent
for three years. 6Il James s.. Feiham
Manor Phone relham AS3sW.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED
Borough Of Queens--Saie or Rent.
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EOR SALE.

On Bee ch av.. Larchnont Manor, two ar
,istic and up 10 date houses. Will be finished
in about two weeks: No. contains 9 rooms.
3 baths, open freplaccs. large tiled versnda
and Dergola: garage on lot Spxi6O: price
SS2, 900. No. 2 contains 10 rooms, baths. :
open fireplaces: garage on lot spx2Oo. prics
S3S 600: terms. Owners. LARCHMoNT
BUILDERS. INC. Tel. New Rochelle $3.50.
New Rochelle 2sI2. Murray Hill 234s.
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FOR RENT unfurnished. for year or sew
erai with possible option 70 buy, beautiful
Colonial home, II rooms. baths, hot water
heat. rarage with mans room: acres cf
ground / MIL. from station. rental $4,000
per year from October. For Information
write Dept. Gas. FISH & MARVIN. Scare
EDln n. "
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furnished. 81. 900. w. H. LAKE, AT seth st.,
Bay Ridge. Tel. 4T9 Shore Road.
BEDFORD section. Jefferson av.-Best block
near Nostrand: story brown stone. IL
rooms. bath; asking s15.5oo; to close. Sld.
600. i 1909 Herald. Brooklyn. ----
BAY RIDGE family brick .. story, cellar;
good location: modern improvements.
OWNER. 612 54th ct.
CYPRESS HILLS-will lease reasonable
modern room brick mouse; ell conven-
fences: furnished unfurnished. Phone
APFLEGATE 3oIe.
DUPLEX house, nearing completion. upper
floors return good investment; price So
5o0; terms arranged. Apply 251 Cumberland
St, near De Kalb av.. liill section, B'klyn.
FLATBUsH. : 81 900 cash. semi-detached
porch. Z rooms, bath. hot water heat. close
10 Beverly road Interborough subway station;
price s., 800 BAKER q ROGERS. S0l7 Bey-
erly road. r1atbush.
FLATBUsH-For rent, furnished. 70 small
family. Christians. adults. June 10 10 Sep
temper II, easy housekeeping homo. rooms !.
fine section: near subways and park, c,nven-
lent 70 beaches. Call Flatbush 70I9.
FOR sALE-Bungalow. Broad Channel. on
boulevard; furnished; three rooms an, anG
running water. Write Mrs. GERTRUDE
MILLER. 81 McDougall St. Brooklyn.
HENRY $. MOTT co. city. country real
estate. 2s5 F'latbush ay.. Brooklyn. ster-
ling 4sss.
LOTs-Over 22d av. subway station. two
lots, West 7th St. 5000; two lots. West
Sth St, SO, 800: near sy. w station ana ocean
Parkway, East 1st St. two lots, $500. Your
own terms. Box 13, Roseville. Newark, y. y.
OCEAN Av., finest section OF flatbush; /;
beautiful house. with garage Tor Two cars
all modern improvements: elegantly fur-
nished. VIII rent TO Nov. j.
JOHN T.. HENRY. JR.,
1sa Montague = Main 1890
OCEAN Av. (Newkirk station "A very at
tractive home II rooms. . baths. all par
quet floorss. 45xi55: reasonable price ond
terms Can be seen by appointment. Tele-
phone Coney Island POSI-.
SHERMAN ST.. 81 Goth-1fth avs. near
prospect parlO Two family two story
brick. IL rooms. baths, electrlcltys excel
lent condition and block; x1l ZOO owner.
10TH ST. South (betwecn 14th and 18th
pva)-Four two family houses, garage with
each house, newly built Apply on premises.
ROsANELLI. Phone South 34l7.
10TH ST., south. between 14th and 10th avs.
-Four > family house. garage with each
house; newly built. Apply on premises.
Phone South sii7. -.
g-o East 5'h St-Owner leaving city must
sell HIS three family detached house: hot
water heat electric, driveway. oil improve
ments rents for sie5 month; bargain.
WAssMER.
$40 Ray RIDGE Av.. BROOKLYN. TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE, ALL IMPROVE.
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APARTMENTS = UNFINISHED

Above 6sth st.-5th Av. to North River.
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borough OF Brooldyn-saie or Rent

260TH ST. and Tyndale av.-T rooms. bath
reasonable. See d. $. MORRISON, 259th
ST. and Riyerdale av., n Y. kingsbridge s..
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APARTMENTS = UNPUBLISHED.


Borough Of Queens-SaIe or Rent.
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81 600 cash. 800 monthly payment. VIII buy
my new Colonial home OF seven large
rooms, tile BATH sun parlor. at Glenham Ct,
81. Adams fine neighborhood adjoining
golf course. 70 minutes 70 Penn. station;
great bargain. g. Q. SMITH
Westchester-sale or Rent.
ALEXANDER. OF PEEKsKILL. N. z.
the Farm Broker and Agent,
Sunday and Decoration Day.
at his Peekskill office,
S01 South st. Phone 435.
Appointments viii be kept-
All the farm bargains.
With brooks. orchards and buildings.
Everything within 20 miles.
Take advantage OF these days.
In this section 35 years.
Sample 106 acres. set good farm buildinssS @
brook. woods. third cleared; $4,000.
terms ~ 900 cash. value OF buildings.
A builder OF several choice homes at Bronx
Vile has one house remaining unsoio, ana
IN order to close the project .s and ooyiate late
dental 10 selling Is willing TO make an ex-
ceptional sacrifice and very reasonable terms
posal house has 10 rooms. baths: good
residential section. Further particulars and
Sunday or Monday inspection. phone 399sW.
Bronxvila.
AT LARCHMONT.
a beautiful ] room stjcco house. tiled
bathrooms: every MODERN Improvement;
car garage; residential section. near station
and Sound: $500 cash. balance like rent.
KRISCH, Larchmont. n. Y.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, West
chester County. fine views. shade. fruit
and nut trees. acres. State road. min
utes' walk TO car. III miles to town and
station. ] hour to New York: splendid locn-
tion, historic English cottage, perfectly re-
stored. beautifully decorated. 8 rooms. bed
rooms. baths. fireplaces. beamed ceilings.
sleeping porch. living porch. electricity. heat
ing system, car garage, shop and office:
because OF buginess change owner win sell
Tor less than cost; So. 600, terms. j.. I.
WILCOX, Peekskill. y. ". or your broker.
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL RESIDENCE,
with two car garage. u acre OF ground.
fine lawn. trees and shrubs; ideal place Tor
the tired business man and family; hous.
built before the by the owner for his
own occupancy: hot water neat. electric
light. roll copper screens; four master bed
rooms. one maids room, three baths. three
open fireplsces. large living porch, sleeping
porch: near station: win sell for $36 600;
terms TO be arranged. ANGEIL CO..
SCARSDALE. y. Y. telephone 800
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So 600 cash. 500 monthly payment. Will buy
my new Colonial home OF seven large
rooms, tile bath. sun parlor. at Glenham st,
St. Adams: fine neighborhood; adjoining
golf course. 20 minutes 10 Penn. station;
ba SMITH.
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Spuyten Duy,il and Riverdale.
Above Harlem River.

SAIE-LarTe modern home. near Hudson
River. fine garden, garage, IL rooms,
So. 600 X $40, Herald. 2so B'wsy.
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VALENTINE Av.-Plot. 5oxi4o. el3 Her
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SIU.UNu-1' story - room dwelling close
70 pfis 81 -trir lights. parGuct floors.
W. II. MORGAN. 95T3 BwAY GfTTW
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FOR sALE-Croton on Hudson. 9 room
house. an improvements. lot i46xio0 deep
fruit trees. shrubs. berries. fine river view
3 minutes from station; good train service
possession IN June; price $500. GEORGE
III CHASE. croton on Hudson, N. Y.
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FOR HOME BUILDER-sevcrai lots or plots
M fine section. near station and school all
formation write FISH a MARVIN. Scars
dale n ~
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Above 59th st.-5th Av. to East River.

| SELECT LIST OF east side dwellings for
sale. j. A. CASSIDY. o06 Broadway. Tel
6942 Cortlandt.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Isla nd-~aie or Rent

WILL SACRIFICE my contract for the cree
tion OF beautiful seven room house, garage
and two lots, on main boulevard. with 200
feet flower beds In centre; In one of New
York's finest Long Island suburbs: all inn
proveraents, such sewerage. water, sid8-
walks. shade trees. &c, already installed. -
20 minutes from Penn. Station. New York.
and Brooklyn. by j.. I. X. R. third rail cleo
tric; 81. 600 cash. balance like rent. Address
y. A. IGATELEY. Fremont Motors corpn-.
Fremont. Ohio.
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10 ROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE, CORNER
plot, 100xi50. Boulevard and Franklin ST.,
Astoria: three minutes from 92d ct. ferry;
SIS, 900. II. d. HALSEY. $50 Broadway,
New York city.
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sAyvrI.T.E. 35a acres, y mile from station,
~ from bay, level, accessible suitable
Tor subdivision into small farms and build.
ing sites For price. plan, write room lft2.
10 Cedar pt
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WILL SELL three lots on 100 foot boule-
ward al discount, property on main line OF
the J.. l. r. r.. third rail electric, short ride
70 New York and Brooklyn; all improve-
ments are In. no assessments to be paid for.
easy terms. NJ 10 Herald, Herald square.
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PARAMOUNT THEATRE

THURSDAY George Meords Production he Juckins from the famous novel by Ope Read the Augustus Thomas true-heart story, that's all thrill, with Monte Bue Mabe Juienne Scott Ruth Renick Charles Oge and Clarence Burton ParamOunt-Artcraft Super Special. Also Burton Holmes.
 FRIDAY, BILLIE BURKE "The Education of Elizabeth" !" Also a Buster Keaton Comedy, "One Week." SATURDAY, "The Secret Gift" with a-sar Also News reel and Topics of the Day SUNDAY Pauline x" Goldwyn Super Special Also News reel MONDAY COrine Griffith iii Babs Candidate" pop uar Harpers Magazine story by Forest Crissey. Also Fighting Fate, No. IA, "Theves Fall Out" TUESDAY Wanda Hawley in er First ElOpement Adapted from the story by Alice Duer Miller. Also Magazine WEDNESDAY, Anita Stewart in Harriet the Pper the novel by Kathleen Norris. Also Magazine
 TOWN HALL SATURDAY, Billie Burke "The Education of Elizabeth" Also Buster Keaton Comedy, "One Week" WEDNESDAY, Marion Davies in The Restless Sex brilliant Chambers Masterpiece, lavishly inside" views of Artists life The Society the Season A Super Special. Also Burton Holmes. COMlNGLWilliam S. Hart in "The Testing Block" The Greatest Heart picture Hart
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SuneriOr Court.

No session of the superior court was
 held last Friday owing to the shortage
 of judge and the failure of one to appear in Rockville in accordance with the schedule. A short calendar
 session had been arranged for the
 opening The lawyers and clients
 waited a considerable time. Willis Il.
 Reed, clerk of the court, got ln touch
 with Chief Justice George w. Wheeler
 of Bridgeport. Judge Wheeler sald
 that it had been impossible to secure
 a judge, although he had called the
 session and apoligized. All of the cases scheduled for Friday were put over by Clerk Reed until next Friday. Judge S. P. Waldo Marvin of Hartford will appear The criminal session ot the court had previously been put over until Tuesday, April 19, at which time nineteen cases will be presented by States Attorney NOone.
 There are a number of cases on the list for the short calendar: Harry Lessman vs. William J. Mcknight, dis closure of defence, judgement; Clar- ence G. Ketchan's appeal from pro bate, motion that appelle, Charles Ged- ney, be ordered to give bond; LeRoy V. Walker vs. Louise A. Walker, un- contested divorce;- Orrin A. Cone, minor by Charles D. Cone, vs. Nettle Bonney, motion for bond for prosecu- tion; Steve Krozer and wife vs. Mary Demeter, bond for prosecution; Steve Krozer and wife vs. Mary Demeter, hearing on defendants motion for bond, disclosure of defense, if none, hearing in foreclosure; Arr thur Busch vs. Sophie Busch, motion for appointment of guardian ad litem, for defendant; Ella Bass vs. William J. Bass, fourth order of notice; Walter G. Snow vs. Joseph Elliott, default for failure to answer; William H Davis vs. Herbert T. Clark, answer or default.
The Press., 1921-04-14

While clearing leaves from the vll- sIage cemetery one day last week c. D. Chapman killed black snake which was 5 feet and inch long. As Mrs. Hattie Colburn was about her family work recently a large woodchuck entered an open door. Mrs. c. closed the door and called her neightor, Mrs Bert Baker, with her dog and soon dispatched the chuck.
 Mrs. Minnie Shear will have an auction sale of stock, farming tools and household furniture in East Will lington on Saturday at 10 a. m. at her place in East Wilmington, One-half mile east of the Daleville school house.
 William Hughes, 45, of Ashford died late Thursday night at St, Joseph's hospital of a broken back which he received during the forenoon when a tree he had just cut fell on him. He was rushed to the hospital. No hope was entertained for his recovery how ever, as his condition was serious, having in addition to a broken back two broken ribs and internal injuries. The accident happened at Clark's Corners where Oscar Hughes has the contract to clear off a wood lot for c. s. Amidon. William Hughes was employed by his brother. It is relat
 ed that Hughes had just hewed a tree from the butt, which in falling, fell against another tree in such pecu- liar manner that Hughes was taken unawares and could not get out of ~tIIe way. The tree knocked him down and pinned him to the ground. The acci- dent was witnessed by his brother and also his nephew, Clifford Neigh, who removed the tree from the prostrate mans body On Sunday at the under taking parlOrs of B. B. Hickey prayers were offered at II o'clock. Services followed at the Westford Hill Baptist church at 1 o'clock. There was a large attendance and many beautiful flowers. Rev. B. c. BugEee Off1ciated. Burial was in the WestfOrd Hill ceme- tery MT. Hughes leaves two brothers and two sisters; Edward of Mansfield Martha Bosworth of East WillingtOn Hollow and Oscar of Ashford, and Mrs. Lulu Willis of Ashford.
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AUCTION.

H. c. Barlow, Auctioneer.
 R. B. Tifft, Clerk. I will sell at Public Auction Satur- day April 16, 1921, at 10 a. m. at my place in East Wilmington 4 mile east of the Daleville School House. the following property:
 good Horses, Cows, three Heifers, 100 Hens and Boosters. Two, sets dou- ble Harness, Two single Harness and lots of straps, One wo-Horse Dump Cart, Manure Spreader, Two Horse Swivel Plow, I've Horse Landslide Two Horse Mower, Horse Rake, Gull tiVatOr, Weeder, Land Roller. Sprayer, Sharples Separator, Two Sleds, Sleigh, Yokes, Shovels, Forks, Bars, Chains, Incubators, Breeders, (New), Blocks and Falls. (New), Lot of new Paint and many small articles.
 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. :. Organ, Four Stoves. Three Beds and Bedding, Tables, Chairs. Double Lounge, Writing Desk. Sewing Ma chine, Mirrors, Pictures, Dishes, Two Dressers with Mirrors. One 1916 Ford Runabout with delivery body, Pair New Horse Blankets.
 MRS. MINNIE SHEAR. If said day prove very stormy sale will be the next fair week day follow ing.
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IRISH RELIEF FUND.

Stafford Springs, Connecticut April 1s, 1921.
 At meeting held Tuesday night April Edwards HaI committee appointed to assist in for the Irish Relief Fund.- This drive Monday April 1sth and will continue for week. Subscriptions payable to Mr. John Qunn Sr chairman of money fin turn forwarded directly unit of the Quakers work Ireland.
 An earnest appeal is being made every society vdua throughout the United States the starving and children of Ireland This an nOnpOca and merely urgent request financial aid for suffering people.
 THE AMERICAN COMMITTEE FOR IRISH RELIEF FUND.
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