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The Penn's Grove record., 1921-11-04
PennS Grove { Wilmington

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
Schedule Subject to Change Without
Notice.
OCTOBER 10. 1921
Leave Wilmington els. rs. 1000 a.
NJ. y o'clock noon. eco. *3.45, $40,
600, 1000 and 1900 P. NJ.
Leave Penns Grove, 5.35, 100, 900,
100 a. NJ. 100, 500, "4.30, 700, 800
and HOO P. NJ.
Trips marked = leave at 400, 500 and
500 P. NJ. on Saturdays, Sundays and
Holidays.
Refer Inquiries to Wilson Line AgtS.
4th 1T. Wharf. Wilmington, Del.
SHORT CUT To JERSEY SEASHORE
mn NI>XXr NnnT< CITV
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for the purpose of adding to the regis
try lists the names that have been in
advertently omitted and which after
proper proof are shown to be entitled
TO be placed upon the sid Lists. -
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Boast not thyself of tomorrow; for
thou knowest not what a day may
bring forth.
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An Ordinance

An Ordinance fixing the cOmpen-
sation of the Assessor. Col
lectOr. Clerk, Overseer of the
Poor and Inspector of Build
ings in the Borough of Penns
Grove.
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going ordinance has passed first, sec
and and final readings, by the Borough
Council of the Borugh of Penns Grove.
\. j.. at their last regular meeting.
s. NJ. HUNT.
Correct. Attest, Mayor.
w. A. HUNT.
Borough Clerk.
submitted. October Is, 1921.
Published in full, October 2S, 1921.
Published by title. November 4, 1921.
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Registry n Election in and for
the County of Salem, will sit at the
Court House, Salem, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1921,
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FRIDAY. NoyENnrR An. 1oa
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER sth. 1921.

1 to 8 p. M, for further revising
and correcting the registry lists and
will sit on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23

F0TlRTu PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
AOON1AA West End Ava. s1st st.
Edgar Whitaker Work. p. D.. Pastor.
II A. MIR J. A. McQuaig.
SP. M.-The Pastor (Dr. Work..
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Forty-first Street, space to the Az
bsstos Textile Company and the

Forty-frst Street, space to the Az
bsstos Textile Company and the
Lagerloef Trading Company.
Harris. Vought h Co. leased Offices
in the Columbia Trust Building, Fifth
Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street, to
DR.. Elias I. Sternfeld and Miss Alice
c. Duffcy. and in the Stratus Building,
Fifth Avenue and Forty-sixth Street, to
Saul Bernstein and Myron Sulxberger
Cushmsn q Wakefield, Inc, leased
3Ses in the IN nsy S,s cap"d Cs.a pasc
the Lyon Metallic Manufacturing Com
pany and Edwin B. Day.
Tho M. Rosenthal Company leased to
Harry Cutler the top floor at 1866 West
Twenty ninth Street; to David Reck-
seit, the fourth floor at 145 and 147
West Twenty seventh Street, and to s.
Greenberg. loft at 236 and 29S Fifth
Avenue.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
in the new Liggett Building, at Madi-
son Avenue and Forty-second Street, to
the H-O Cereal Company. Inc, and the
fourteenth floor In the same building
to Marc Eizhts | Son. Inc, now at 80
East orty-second Street. Cross & Cross
represented the tenant.
Mr.. Ashforth also leased space in
AtU0a oAAidAukt ~ AUO VCSt TOI-
ticth Street, to the National Liquid Re-
cording Corporation, the American At
mos Corporation and the Chicago Fuse
Manufacturing Company.
Frederick Fox Company, Inc. leased
space at 10 East Thirty sixth Street to
Edward Erickson, tailor
Tho Brett & Goode Company leased a
Aoor at 132-1ss King Street to the
Plampin Litho Company; floor at 22O
West Nineteenth Street, with f. S. Will
lard Company, to the Dickinson Cord
Tire Company; floors at 202-204 Center
Street to Frank Printing Company,
Schoder & Lumbart and James Tyrola |;
floor at 2s5-301 Lafayette Street to
Maverick & Wissinger; store and base
ment at 794 Tenth Avenue to the U. S.
Chemical Company; the building at the
southeast corner of 1881 Street and
Lincoln Avenue to the Mackaywood
Company; floor Mt 211 Center Street to
the Stationers Speciality Corporation;
space at 149-151 Lafayette Street to
the Link Manufacturing Company; floor
at 81 West Forty-afth Street to the
Victor Company.
D. Kempner & Son, Inc, leased the
store and basement at 795 Columbus
Avenue, northeast corner Of Ninety
ninth Street, to David Robinson for a
drug store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
Physician Among Investors
To Buy Realty in Bronx

John Kelly sold for Mrs. Frances
Glibben, 2o8l Bathgate Avenue. dwell
ng 25x97, to DR.. Jerome A. McSweeney.
Edward Polak, Inc, has sold for
Vi. Brotossi the three-family house
1855 Grant Avenue, 25x100, to A. and
l. Cohen and Louis Klein; for Kate
Esingrow the three-family house 2140
Ia Fontain Avenue, 25x95, to Frederick
h. c. wilkening. and for DARRELL Real
y Company, Inc, to Stanford, the one
isnily house PIP Alexander Avenue,
lsx65
Siaa and Palladino have sold for the
Ponptine Realty Corporation to August
Cotczla, sos Van Nest Avenue, two
story dwelling, 25xl00.
The Benenson Realty Company
bought from an estate the southeast
corner Of Kingsbridge Road and 194th
Street. facing Poe Park, and consisting
dap plot Of about ten lots.
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Real Estate News
Big Day of Trading
I'm East Side Tenements
Buying Covers Wide Terr;tor.v.
especially of Houses I'm tho
Harlem Sect;ou

Max Reber sold to Jennie saniro
the two five-story hats at l42-i4s East
N'nety-eighth Street. 75xioo.
Josef Dedlicka sold to Joseph Hum|
the four-stcry tenement $40 East
Seventy-hrst Street, 2bxl0o.
The estate Of Bernard Cohen has
SOLD the two Ave-story tsnements Mt
217 and 219 Avenue G.
Max Tannenbaum sold for Louis
and Margaret Quenzer to DR.. Henry
Goldschlag tho two fave-story tone.
ments with stores, 4Sx20, at 6S.eb
Avenue c; Tho buildings were con-
structed about forty-hve years aso nv
sellers, who have held them since thai
time. va"
The GreenberF Real Estate Corpora
ton sold to Julia Wolf the six-storv
tenement, 1880 Avenue B. 4s.6x1oO
Lostte L. Stoal sold to Julius Buch-
valid the six-atory tenement 352 East
Third Street. 462xSl Ok If. OCULAR.
Birdie Berliner sold to tns COMPANY
Lyonnaise the five-story tenement 81
East Fourteenth Street, 25x96.2.
Leonard WE'LL purchased from Hem
rietta Z. Jones the 5h-story tenement
with stores S25 East Tooth Street.
25x100
Adolph Weiss purchased from Anton
D. Huppman the five-story fat at &
East 10th Street, 1s.6x10O.1l. L. J.
Phillips & Co. were the brokers.
August Stelhorn sold to Georre
Lickel the five-story fiat 211-2l3 East
111th Street, 376x100.
The G. & G. Realty Company (Cohen
4 Glauber), sold to client Of David
Lion the northeast corner Of Fifth
Avenue and 114th Street, 51x10O on
Fifth Avenue and 20x100 on Hath
Street, comprising three five-story
mouse, containing ten stores and
apartments. Aaron Fiseback was the
broker.
The Kabce Realty Company sold
Rosalie H. Bretsfelder the two Ave
story fats at 208-2lO East 122d Street,
5Ox10O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
Standard Oil Co.
Gets More Space
For Larger Home
Leases Beaver ST. Building
Occupied by Jacob Bar
sky, Furniture Dealer,
Retiring From Business

jacob Barsky, who has been in Che
office furniture business for tho last
eighteen years in the downtown Sec
ton. is TO retire from business. He
has sold his ten years. lease of the
sve-stosy building at Beaver Street
to the Standard Oil Company. The
building has frontage Of % feet, the
site Of which is owned by the Wendell
estate, 1t will be included in tho plot
the Standard Oil Company is improv-
Ing for larger quarters, comprising the
entire block front on the north side Of
Beaver Street. extending up Broadway
to the Standard OIL Building at re
Broadway and along New Street to the
rear Of the Standard Oil Building.
Mr.. Barsky has been a tenant in the
building for the last five years. The
lease held by him holds good until
October, 1891. The building adjoins
the Produce Exchange Bank, at the
northeast corner Of Broadway and
Beaver Street. The ten-story Wells
Building is between the Produce Ex-
change Building and the Standard Oil
Building. on Broadway. These big
structures arc among those included
in the improvement.
The Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc,
has leased at 2 Rector Street the en-
tire Rector Street side of the ground
floor Of the building to the New York
Stock Exchange firm of M. j. Meehan
y Co., and Offices to DR.. Samuel F.
Hampton, Thomas s. Dodd, Vincent
A. Clark. Robert F. Raymond, the Mer-
chants Holding Company, Nicholas
Ayres Co., Samuel S. Watson, Joseph
Egbert, Harvey Murdoch, John C. Kopf,
c. Upham Ely, the Packinghouse By
products Company, Arthur Livermore
and the Worlds Service Corporation,
Stockton & Stockton; at and Dey
Street, the twelfth floor to Greenbaum,
Wolff and Ernst; the thirteenth floor
to Alcoccr. and officers to Charles Stew
ard Davidson. with William A. White
& Co. the third floor to the Registrar
and Transfer Company, Offices in the
new Munson Building, at 81 Wall
Street, to the Union National Corpora
ton, and at 80 Broad Street to Daniels
& Co.
The Cross 4 Brown Company leased
the second floor at $40 and 512 West
FIFTY third Street to the bort Motor
Car Company, the fourth floor at 149
West Thirty sixth Street to Mamie
ODermcyer, WIN inc FRANK ~. rlSneT
Company the twentysixth floor in the
Bush Terminal Building, at 1870 West
Forty-second Street, to Albert II. P.
Banzhas and space to the Julian Trade
Finance Corporation and Alexander A.
Aarons, and with Jesse C. Bennett
space to the Taylor Steel Construction
Company, Inc, at 1882 Broadway;
space to the Shick Trading Corpora
tion, importers, and Snyder & Co.. stock
brokers; with Brady & Bowman, space
on the twentieth floor of the Borden
Building to the Vulcanite Portland
Cement Company; also, at 10 East
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
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cHlIRcH 0F,TNE BEI 0VEn nIscIPIE

On East seth St.. near Madison Ave.
REV. GEO. r. VAN DE WATER. d. D..
Rector. breaches, II A. NJ. on Self Re-
alization. Holy Communion, and 10.
Choral Vespera L. Ofertory Anthem at
IL, Stainer's "tove Divine: at I. Sulli-
vans X VIII Mention the Loving Kindness
OF the Lord" Organ. Cello, Violin. Harp
accompany q noted choir at chief services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
Qlnsiness Claims
Three Old Flats
n Goth Street.
A.,lders to Erect ON Site
Vest Of Columbus Circle
10 or IL Story Structure
Car Automobile Trade

,...rh E. Gilbert and Louis Kramer
= ala to McMorrow Brothers. old
:. huilders, the three old-fashioned
- s.a.es at SO to 4s West Sixtisth
a.. - ,sxloo, just west Of Columbus
s 's.,s.. The builders Will improve the
~ J. ,hich has been held at $lso, 900.
n big building for the automobile
'aes' .,4 payment McMorrow Brothers
y the sellers four detached dwell
az md garages recently completed
: mem on the Boston Post Road. OPP
J! 81. ~ Split Rock Road, in Pelham
s sss.r together with an adjoining ten
sia' met divided into building sites.
e =. s;yt;eth Street structure will be
~ ]. ~ .welve stories and is estimated
~ W. =, about $750.000. Sharp & Co.
~ The brokers.
~, ssss.ssr;ck Hodschars sold to Rose
...;,,ty the six-story building at ~
S s Street, 16.9x1o0.
'I wsreus & Goldstein sold to Ferdi-
III Minrsth the two-story build
y, .I 40 Walker Street, 24.1x86.1.
Y ~ Iabertan Corporation sold to II.
sis;tser 497 Broome Street, a four
- store and loft. The purchaser
u. III $4,000 cash for the property over
,snartesge Of $4,000:
Rsnshe A. de Failly sold to A. N.
r,nssan the three-story building at 10
sl.sefer Street. 22.6x66.9.
a. Salvation Army sold to Statos
,,,as the four-story building at
r,tharine Slip, 20.6x40.
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Two New Large Flats
For Riverside Drive
Builder Buys 143d Street Cor
uer and Will Immediately
Improve Site

sav.on & Hobbs sold for Daniel B.
freedman and Alfred Rau the south
,,,t corner of Riverside Drive and 1890
Street, lo2 on Riverside Drive by 99.l1
% the rear line.
The buyer is a we'll known West Side
builder, who paid all cash for the prop
sty and will start Immediately the
erection Of a large apartment house.
Plan House to Cost $500, 900
Anthony Campagna, president of the
10. $50 West End Avenue Company.
rho has erected several high grade
,partment houses on the West Side,
hu fled plans for six-story apartments
% Riverside Drive, $50 feet north Of
18th Street, which will front $50 feet
% the Drive, with depth ranging
from 1000 to 1913 feet. George Fred.
Pelham, architect, estimates the cost at
100000. They will house seventy-five
iamilies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
Private Homes, Good Location.
Figure in the Buying

William B. May & Co. sold the four
story dwelling at 20 Eas: Ninety-third
Street, 20x100s5. for Mrs. Martha Wer-
ner to buyer for occupancy.
Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum and
Fisher & Irving Levine sold S48 East
Eighty-fourth Street, a three-story
dwelling. 20x100. 1t is the last of a
row Of six houses purchased at auction
by the sellers six years ago.
D. ]. Ruicka sold to Ernest Panuska
the three-story dwelling at 334 East
Seventy-second Street, l6.sx1o2.2.
Peter W. Foy sold to Catherine E..
McMorrow the three story dwelling at
267 West Seventeen Street, 18.6x100
Hazel S. Turner sold to Gertrude T..
Tergof the four-story dwelling at rs
East Fifty-fifth Street, 16.8x10O6.
Alice E. Sander sold to Adelia Ryan
the four-story dwelling at 68 West
Eighty-seventh Street. i7x100.8.
Cornelia w. Slade sold to Marie r.
Rourk the three story dwelling at as
East 126th Street, 20x100.
Anna Rahill sold to Anthony J..
Musco the dwellings at $50 and SOL
West 169th Street, 50x81.7.
Max L. Shelter sold to Anna Lubell
the three-story dwelling at 228 East
Seventy ninth Street, 18.9x102.2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23

s4Tn sT.. 14o wEsT--very abrasive light
housekeeping apartment. 4 rooms and
bath; high class building: $3.50. Apply
uperintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
Sheriff Finds Andrews
serves Papers in First Wife's
Suit at Jersey City

Herbert Thornton Andrews, Manhat-
an broker, has been served with pa
EFs IN the divorce suit of his first wife,
nus. Maud Haynes Andrews, it became
Inown Yesterday. The service was
hade on Thursday, when the broker re-
iafned to his apartment, 1850 Hudson
OouIevard. Jersey City, where he for
a.sefly lived with his two alleged wives.
IAe papers were served by John Con-
~ . deputy sheriff. Mr.. Andrews
a ~. thirty days in which to answer the
Deputy Sheriff Congery had been
nlslng in the vicinity Of the house for
! Sas time, and followed Mr.. Andrews
w. Ine deputy sheriff said that he had
J; - dli1culty making the service. A
~. Nv minutes later Andrews, carrying
~, bundles, left the apartment house,
.s,Aed to an automobile, which he had
~ s,s parked a block distant, and drove
" IN the direction of Newark. The
11asleaoouts Of the second Mrs. An
0'ews is still unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23

THE WEST END CHURCH,
West End Ave. and nth Street.
Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb. D. D.. Minister
II A. NJ Rev. Frank Eckerson. OF Annoy
China, will speak on Tho New China"
4;8o p. NJ. DR.. Cobb will preach.
Special Music. Hear My Prayer" Men
dclssohn. Mr.. Hans Kronold, Cello.
1880 p. N. Young Peoples Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. Messnr,
FOR worship. III Z. n. q 231 East 18th st. nv
haitian and Ito schsrmsrhorn ST.. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
REFORMED
REFORMED
Collegiate Church of New York

THE MIDDLE CHURCH,
Second Avenue and Seventh Street.
Rev. Edgar FRANKLIN Romig. Minister.
Rev. Edgar Tilton Jr.. D. D., will preach
1T IL AN.
Rev. Mr.. Romig at 3 P. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

to 8 West 46th Street.
DR.. Cornelius Woelfkin. Minister.
LOSING THE BIBLE"
sunday School and womens Glass at $40
Young Mems Bible Class at $40
Loader. ARTHUR 70. BEsroR.
Young Peoples Service $50 p. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
Lebanon Hospital Plans Eight
Story Annex, to Cost $500, 900

The Lebanon Hospital on the west
side of Westchester Avenue, between
Trinity and Caldwell avenues, will
erect an eight-story structure in addi-
tion to the existing hospital. The new
building will cost about 100000, and
is to be connected to the present one
by an underground passage.
The addition will be Of Gothic archi-
lecture. Actual work on the new build
ing will be started this summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23

REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM.
Lenox Avenue and 1c3d Street.
Rev. EDGAR TILTON, Jr.. D. D.. Minister
II A. NJ. REV. EDGAR F. ROMIG.
p. NJ, DIR. TYLTON will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
Connecticut

WILTON--Sentlemnn's farm for sale: 81
acres; dwelling furnished. farmers cot
tage; farm implements: high elevation:
ST.. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23

WESTEND EsgyT !. EE : IAN
DIR A. EDWIN KETGWlN breaches.
11-"yvHAT MAKES UOD lNvINCIBLE."
g." What Is SIM" t NUs wnAt to y ). =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
Religious Announcements
BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor i. /. NJ. iiA s1a SET MgAtSi,f ID

II A. M--"THE RIDDLE OF THE UNI,
VERSE! HUMAN REAsON nxNNnT
READ . THE SECRET COB HAS GIVEN
"a H MNnxv rn = or ALI. MAN NEEDS
AND MEkEAFTER. THE ATrENspTs Tn e
R IL 4 $50 IA, ApcUT REVELATION Eek
rLA!NS The MODERN MINISTER'S IN
AND THE INFIDELITY in THE
r. M.-"FALLACY OF THE pprsrNr
PEACE MOVEMENT AND THE pEnTT. fsxr
NATIONAL DISARMAMENT TIinvI
REAL ENEMIES or LASTING PEAeE"
On. HALDEMAN WILL WARN THiS
COUNTRY AGAINST DlSARMAMENr.
-, Friday Night. April 20, o'clock.-
,hcepinK Sheep for Wife; or, tho Mean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
Results of Auction Sales

BY Joseph r. Day--s.th st. l21 w. n 8,
275 W 9th av. 25xloo.2. and 8 sty garage
ct al: due. $24l59.o6; taxes. etc. $l.068.30;
to w West for $3.50.
BY Henry Brady--67th st. 5H w. n q,
475 w 10th av. 25.1xlo0.5. vacant: Arrest
Corp agt Greater City CONSTR & Finance
Corp ct al: due. slo,962.52; taxes etc $500;
to the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Samuel Goldsticker-Laight st, 46.
S. IS Hudson, 2bxl00, 6-sty tnmt and
stores: John Robinson agt Max Keye ct
al; due. $23.3so.07; taxes, etc. $76o.62; to
the plaintiff Tor $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
TO LET-uNFURN1sHED


SOME very desirable suites OF two, three or
more rooms and bath to rent, unfurnshed.
on yearly lease at Hotel Chelsea. 222 West
cad st. now under Knott rnanagement: and
being completely renovated throughout.
Hotel Chelsea, 222 West $50 st. Phone
watkins $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23

THE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
Fifth Avenue and Forty-eighth Street
Malcolm James Macleod. Minister.
Services at II A.. NJ. and 8 P. NJ
II A. NJ. Or. Macleod will preach.
8 P. M. Musical Service. Mend elssohnN
Hymn Of Praise" will be rendered by
the choir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23

THE MARBLE CHURCH.
Fifth Avenue and Twenty ninth Street.
Rev. David James Burreit. D. D.. Minister
Subject: your obedient servant"
s P. M. Dr. Daniel A. Polling will preach
Subject: Songs in the Night"
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL

Church Of Zion and st. Timothy
s34' West 57th Street.
Rev. Frederick Burgess, Jr., b. D., Rector.
8. IL (Rector> and Grew G. w. Manzer).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23
St. Nicholas Ave. Presbyterian

St. N nhs A .y,s.a,ssos, 141st q; ..+
Preaching by the Pastor.
II a. M.-"Givinx Children Their Due"
8P. M.-"Sevcn denominations"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23


Massachusetts
DEERFIELD--Coionia house. furnished;
$500 for summer. $1,000 for year: open
freplaces. steam heat; sleeping porch:
edrooms, with running water; two bath
rooms two downstairs toilets: electricity.
Write Mrs. Estabrook, Deerfield, Mass
TO LET FOR SEASON An attractive
summer home at Point Connect Would
consider selling to desirable party. For
particulars address DR.. N. A. Stanley. 80
State ST.. New Bedford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-23

Hamilton Grange, Convent Az. and 10th
p. M.-Musicsl. THE Holy CITY,"
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HOLY APOSTLES. 9th Ave. 4 28th Sc.
Rev. Lucius A. Edelblute, Rector.
Services II A. NJ. Rev. Henry Lubeck D. d.
p. M, The Rector.
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Massachusetts

SEASHORE COTTAGES-4 for rent. 3 for
sale. Crlttenden. Crescent Beach. Conn.
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REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT


COLONIAL 7-RoOM HOUSE. JUST COM
pleted. 531 Second av. N. Pelham all i'm :
provements. Price $4,000. (Owner) JAMES
NJ. SCHEINER, Architect. $50 Lexington
av., New York.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
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ZEAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT
Richmond

Richmond
.s a.. leaving Staten Island will sacrf-
a VIZ "a modern attractive residence on plot
team s0I mo, aoxll5. gas and electric tight,
=: ~, heater; first cor. parior, library. dining
.oSs pantry and kitchen: second fioor.
tuisbsss orooms and bath: third door, one
% DIV. foom; price $l0.500: possession In
nnoFFATT & scHwAB.
real Estate & Insurance,
- Van Duzer ST.
AsUDMPklNSVILLE, N. Y,
Iel S57 Tompkinsville.
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE
AT FOREST HILLS, L. l.
TAX EXEMPT FOR 10 YEARS

Beautiful new house and garage, on corner
plot 5oxl0o. four blocks from station is
rooms, baths. steam heat, electricity and
gas, para u,a doors throushout. sleeping
separate laundry, instantaneous water heat.
err every modern improvements: entire house
decorated: interior trimmed in white and
ments; restricted property. Price $40. 900.
cash $40 900; GEORGE c. JOHNSTON,
owner and Builder. on premises daily and
sunday from until p. NJ. corner colo
NAL AVE. and EUCLID ST. Forest Hills
L. !. Telephone Newtown SOL
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION
Sixth Avenue and Goth street.
3, II A. NJ, IL H. and NJ
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

NINTH CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
MOROSCO THEATRE, 45th St. west OF
Broa dway, Sunday services. IL A. NJ and
r. NJ. Sunday school. IL A. M; Wednes-
DAY. testimony meeting, - to o'clock
where the Bible, the works Of Mrs. Eddy
and all Christian Science periodicals may DO
read or purchased.
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Fifth Ave. PRESBYTERIAN Church

Fifth Avenue and Fffty-hfth StFeoE
x.,.,...> Rev. JOHN KELMAN. D. D.
Nl"'A'"r. Rev. JAMES PALMER. Phi. p.
DIR. KELMAN will preach at II and 4;3o.
Bible School at $40. Mems Glass OF TO-
At 4. Organ Recital by Harry Gilbert.
Wed. SIS P M-Aidweek Service. DR.. Palmer
Services conform to Daylight Saving.
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BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN

Owner sacrifices $40. 900 house for SIS. $50.
Brick veranda. glass enclosed; steam heat ;
we bath. electricity parQuet floors fine
fixtures. artistic decorations: garage space !;
nve-Hent fare to New York; tax exempt
any day, Goth av., between 51st and 52d sta
Phone Wildwood 1888.
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F1oriua

INVESTORS! The new CRIMSON orange
will yield big returns: fanciest fruit ever
grown in Florida or elsewhere: parttcipa-
ton means profits. Details from r. T.. 48
E. 41st 81 Murray Hill B940
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CT DrTrD'c 10Th st.. v. = stA A..
O[. TEIEH - NV OIIn 8. Roche. D. o.. Rector.
Services. ell A. N. sAt PAS