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Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
FALLING TREE BREAKS
 WIRES AT NORWICH TawN

Besides the damage done at the fair grounds by the sudden electric storm Wednesday afternoon about o'clock, the only serious damage in the town limits of Norwich reported was a tree blown over near Adams tavern and the top of tree blown off six feet from the ground near the Frank Weaver place at Norwich Town. They brought trolley and cleo tric wires down with them A trolley car from Fantic was held up until the line car could make repairs Repairs were also made by men from the city electric light department. but sections of Norwich Town were in total darkness un- til s.eo D. m. Streets were badly washed and garden crops were laid fiat by the heavy downpour.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
had Pennnzirnaia Guests

Mir. and Mrs. David H. Pendletcn of Gales Ferry entertained oyer the week end, MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Man uel, George W. Manuel and Miss Nellie Manuel of Tocomy, Pa, and Charles G. Manuel, IT,, of Westerly. Mir. Manuel who is manager of the Cambridge Wors- ted mills of Philadelphia, Pa. made the trip by automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07

formerly phy1can ot Belsvno AoEpitAk (Out-Door Dept,l New York, and tho Westchester County Hospioal, You ean- not bo val and strong and fln of vig1r, force and power unless your blood iA rinh In run- 10 is your rod blood that e1Abies you tO relist and overcome dieonno and that nourishes every organ in your hooy. Without Iron your blood becomes thih. paia and watery. Poor blood cannot neur- iEh your vital organs and as feFqlt you may have pains lh your heart uT kldneya. lndirestion. headachec, and feel all run down and tired out"
 When your blood lacks iron do not Wasts your tina taking stimulating medicines or rarcotic drugs. but directly enrich TOUT blood with the newer form of iron rold hY all drurEl1ts under the name Of Nuxate9 Iror, which is Ike the iron in apinach. 7Unilis, and apples, and ig ln a form eaAly assimilated Into your blood.
 Get a botcie Of Nuxated Iron todAy. Take it for two yeshz and fl you have not. ilre thou1anda Of othars, obtnlned mogt sur urirng heaith. strength and eneHEy, tho rnanufacturera VIII promptly refund your rnonay. The following local dFugglBts win 1nll you Nuzated Iron with thla ''sntisfac- tion or money back@ Euaranteo.
 Lee & osgood Co.,. c. G. Bnglsr, H N. Lerou. Andrew Mclaughlin. chai Osgood Company.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
The dgures for last month are
STAFFORD SPRINGS MANS
 BODY FOUND IN RIYER
Especial to The Bulletin.)

IspecIaI 10 IHs buiItlIh.J
 Stafford Springs Sept s.--Tne body of Joseph Garocori, s5. was found in the river near the second bridge on the Cen tral Vermont road this morning about 10 o'clock. He wandered away from home Tuesday afternoon and when he did not return In the evening his family became worried and reported the matter to the police When the body was found the medical examiner was notified and gave permission for it's removal to a local un- dertaksr's room. Death was caused by drowning and it is apparently case of suicide committed while MT. Carocori was mentally deranged.
 Besides his wife, he is survived by two sons, Peter and Julius Corocori, and a daughter, Mrs. L. Campo
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
INSPECTOR STERLING GETS
 NEW YORK sPEEpER


 Heymaa Maurey; 9s. of ass Ocean av- eHue. Brooklyn, N. T., speeding through North Main street Wednesday evening in 2 Stutz touring car at the rate of 70 miles an hour, was eyerhaulsd and arr rested on the charge of reckless driving by Inspector M. B. Sterling.
 Maurey claimed he was on the way to Danielson to arrange for ball for Henry Evers of New York who Is In the Brook lyn jail. where he has been since ar rested last Monday night iH ,Willimantic upon the complaint of a Woedstock farmer that Evsrs had shot at him and driven away In an automobile after stealing apples at the Woodstock farm. Two reveivers and q blackjack were found In the Evers machine.
 Maurey left his ear with the Norwich police as security for his appearance In court this (Thursday) morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
: erphanass Band Plays.

The Jenkins Orphan band and juhilee singers from Charleston, s. C., have arrived in town, having been here two days discourstng music as they stopped at various points on the street and then took up q collection for the orphanage. There are fourteen colored men and boys with the band with aleaaer whe is about ths eIna1lsst Of the lot.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
Just Apply This Paste
 and the Hairs Will Vanish
CBoudoIr secrets)

The judicious use of a delatone pasls insures any woman a clear, hear less skin To prepare the paste. mix little of the powdered deiatone with some water. then apply to the objee- 1onabie hairs for two or three min ltes- When the paste Is removed. and ihe skin washed. every trace of hair VIII have vanished. No pain attends ,he use of the delstone, and 1t will bot mar the most sensitive skin. but o insure results, see that you get real
 alE1rnA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
FuNERALs.
Mrs. Thomas E. oupamlnEs.

Mrs. Thomas F. eunmsnEs.
 Wednesday morning, the funeral of Bridget Gleason. widow of Thomas F. Cummings was held from her home, 157 West Thames street, the large assem- blaze of mourners including relatives and friends from Hartford, New Lon don. Jewett City and other places
 In St. Pa4Fick's church at o'clock. the rector. Rev. M. H. May was cele- brant oe the solemn high mass of re- quiem, Rev. Myles P. Calvin being dea- con and Rev. Rocco J. Guerriero sub deacon. The music of the mass was di- reeted by Organist Frank L. Farrell. Following the final absolution Mrs Far- rell sang Some Sweet Day Bye and Bye Burial was in the family plot in St. Mary,s cemetery, where the eommittal service was read by Father May, who added a merited tribute to the worthy life and far-reaching influence of ths beloved mother, neighbor and friend for whom so many mourned.
 The bearers were Daniel J. Maheri William H. McGuinness. John F. Flynn Patrick Reynolds, William Mulcahey and John Walsh The arrangements were in charge of David H. Wilson ard M V. Murphy, The choicest of floral i forms were sent by relatives and many l friends,
 Mrs Cummings, who was the daugh- ter of John and Mary Higgins Gleason was united in marriage with Thomas E Cummings in Norwich by Rev. Danle Mullin, Nov. 21. 1s67 Her husband 1 died about eighteen years ago. They were among the pioneer residents of the l Thamesville section of the city and dur l ing a long term of residence on Geel avenue, before moving to the present ] family home, Mrs Cummings was es teemed as helpful. charitable neighbol and her friendship was prized by al 1 who knew her.
 Miss Anna c. HolstOn. Funeral services for Miss Anna c. Holsten were held Wednesday morning from the home of her aunts. the Misses Anna and Bridget H. Foley of S9 Onecc street among those attending being rel atives and friends from out of town There were many floral offerings. A the requiem high mass at St. Patrick's church Rev. Myles P. Calvin ofaciated the musical part of the mass being 1T charge of Professor F. L. Farrell, Bur ial was in St. Mary's eemetery, a com initial service being read at the grave | by Rev. M H. May. The bearers were Patrick Coleman, Thomas Carney. Fred
 erick Trembly. Edward Bray, Charle'
 Rogers and John Brennan.
 Hourigan Brothers were In charge O
 the arrangements
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
Korman-Lahn wedding

Announcement has been made of the marriage of Jeanne Lahn, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Kiev Lahn of 6s Summit street, this city to Irving Norman of Providence, R. T., on Monday, Septem- Der 4th, by Rabbi Robenstein MT. and Mrs, Norman, after honeymoon which will be spent at Atlantic City. N. J.. are to reside in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
Corn Ruinsa In Le.snsn.

Lebanon and Bozrah were hard hit by Ehe storm Wednesday afternoon. Fields of corn were reported leveled to the ground and ruined in Lebanon. while Bozrah roads were reported full of branches of trees that had been broken sd by the wind.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
BARN AND CROPS BURNED
 BUF HORSE IS SAVED

Lightning struck and set on fire Wed nesday afternoon the barn on the Will liam Myers place about half mile east
 of Preston City on the northeast corner road. The barn was totally destroyed with the crops In It, but horse was res
 cued from the burning building. John
 poherty is now living on the Myers place.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
To Prevent Badness

Badness can be prevented easier than cured. Stop falling hair and dandr,ln by using Partisan sage; best for the hair. Lee & Osgood Co., guar antsss money back if not satisfactory.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07

WappinE.-H is four weeks since Mrs Ridweli Bisssll left her home and while her clothes have been found and search ing parties have gone through the woods for miles in all directions from her horne, the hody has not been located
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
0nITUARY
Mrs. !. e. ward.

-ASes es N' WuhAs
 Mrs, Louise + Ward. 5s. wife of Rev. J. c. Ward pastor of Plainville Baptist church died at her home on IS Park street. Plainvlle. Friday night. She had been Ill for some time. Mrs. Ward was born in Atlas Michigan, Dec 2. 1868. She came to PlainviIle about seven years ago. She Is survived by her husband. former pastor at Lef- Angwell. and two daughters, Mrs H. D. Wilcox, of Hasbrook, N. J.. and Miss Gertrude Ward of Plainville. Three grandchildren also survive her.
 The funeral services were held in PlainAeld, Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage. at 2 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
MAHHLEu

LAKE-6UlTBs-In Kew London, Aug. 1l- 1929, by Rev. Thomas J. Drsnnan, Enelis B. Lake and Miss Augustin Gumbl
 ErcOTTO-sCIRA-In New London Sent. 4. 1922. by Rev, Father brennan, Joseph Ricotto of Waterford and Miss Sant Scira of New London
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07

{ The New York stock exchange is an une
 incorporated club of HOO members A
 seat ranges in value from s70.00e to
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
DIED

EAKD-In Piainville, Conn. Sept. l, 1a21. Louise IT,, wife of Rev J. G. Ward. formerly of Leningwell. aged 5s years.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
Thousands Of Women
 Are Now Taking This
 Newer Form Of Iron
Worn-out Housewife Tells How She Quickly RsrAinsd Her
 Health and Strength.

"Oniy a short two weeks ago I vas @ tired. nervous and worn out from the ornin on my nerves and streEagth ofhOuse hold trudrery that l thnuElt | could not koop up anothar day.
 A sh0rt two weeks trntment of then new W fYrIn of iron has FiVen mo a marvellous hcrAse in health. . gtrength and enerU. Nov l can do my whole house without halp. and do not have to at at home 10 tho eFUning "au-ln" dck and nervous.
 The above i1 q typical hypoth1tlc caae, says pr, JameE Francis Sullivan,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
Arrived Yesterday

Colombo t1t>. Naples Sept I, Genoa q to
italia America Lire, with 81 first. 8vs
and ndse. Pier 81. n Il.
sanderson s. Son. with coal tA.9ss tons);
splendor fio, savona sept 2; to Robert
Hague, In ballast; Pier 5, Beyonne o..
L Hague. IN ballast; Pier s. Bayonne.
George NJ Embericos tark). Cardiff Sept
s; to n Galanos with coal (S'6s5 tons);
Baralt lDt}. Maracatbo Sept 9. Curacao
Q, Cape Haiti 10: to Funch, Edye & Go.
With pass, mails and mdse Pier IL
Berensaria (Br). Southampton and Cher
eours Sept III to % cnnard I Line Line, with s1s
Santa Marta. Kingston Sept H. Santiago
16, to United Fruit Co. with As pass. malls
Bylayl Norfolk Sept Is; to castner. Cur
ran & Bullitt. with coal; off Riker's Isle.
Somerset. Hamburg Aug 81. Baltimore
Sept IS; to r L Hague. in ballast; Pier S.
Bayonne
:, CITY Of Lucknow CBr>, Karachi Aug /.
American Docs, staten Island
Jonancy. Norfolk Sept 1s; to Pocahontas
city Of Montgorery, Savannah Sept IT;
TO ocean Co, with pass and mdse;
wray Castle (Br9. Baltimore Sept IS; to
Corozal. Boston Sept 10; to N Y & Porto
Rico Line, with mdse; Pier "a, B'klyn
M e J Tracy, Norfolk Sept is; to NJ & ]
Tracy, Co. with mdse Hackensack ].
s Sapelo, Gibraltar; to Navy;
Pier 2. Army Base, Bklyn.
Cretio (Br), Naples Sept /, Boston 10;
to White Star Line. with pass, mails and
ndse: Pier 61. N n.
Seydlitz (Ger), Bremen Sept 8; to North
German Lloyd. with 26o cabin 49E third
class pass. mais and mdse; OFF Quaran-
boken.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
Cleared

Bayern (Ger). Schwamberger; Hamburg;
United American Limos.
Drake. Whitton; Tampico; Robert
L Hague.
oscar IL DAM. Schmidt; christiansand.
Christiania and Copenhagen; Funch, Edge
Jersey City OBJ. Grifiths; Hamburg;
u s. Navigation Co.
Northland. Fifeld; Boston; Eastern
Jefferson. Horsley; Norfolk; Old Do
minion Transportation Co.
Philadelphia, Loehi Baltimore: Clyde s
Standard Transportation Co.
aVesion Mnns de Ndr9n v (6r e. nastaTreoha
Monmouth. Switzerland; GLASGOW TO
Phladelpha; Baltimore S Co.
Archimedes (Br). Blackler; Manchester;
Alstsrn tsw). Anderson; Montreal: Fur
ness, Witty 81 Co.
:, Delegoa Maru (Jap). okubora; Jloto to
Philadelphia; Nippon Yusen Kaisha
otoki tBr), Cornwall; Auckland and
Wellington via Panama Canal; Norton,
santa Teresa. cochrane; cs,lao and
Grace e. Co.
Breda (DD. De Bruyn; Montreal; F>unch
Edge e. Co.
spendor Gt). Aonzo; savona and Leg
horn; Robert l. Hague
Albany (Br), Winter; Montreal: Simpson
Spence & Young.
Cabo Espartel (Sp), Diaz; Cadla and
Barcelona; Briones & Co.
Nesuvio Q). s'ropant; Montreal; Nava-
ga2ione Generele Italiana
Belvidere williams; Phnadelphia: Sus-
senr barbara W Br), Tower: Perth
Amtoy; Sexton & Bryant
Zarembo Jeffers; Philadelphia; Cosmo-
con.ncrcisal scout p Olson; St Johns;
Moore, Mccormick & Co.
Gaffney. Evans; Houston; Phelps Bros.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
Radio Corn. of America

A G bedford ss W Sand Key Sept 49,
American Legion 2.153 SII Ambrose Sept 10.
Bristol aS NE cape Charles sept 30.
byron D Benson ss " Jupiter Sept 10.
Calgnrolite 10 Sc Nantucket Sept 20.
Carrillo ses S Ambrose Sept 20.
Cap,lio 3f0 NE Barbados Sept 10.
Conehatta l13 NE Delaware Breakwater
cuyaba 700 from Ambrose Sept 10.
City of Montgomery IL Barnegat Sept 20.
City of Rome 81 sw dayhend Sept 20.
City of Atlanta 22t s Scotland Sept 20,
Dnnkdale 400 : nhrose Sept 90.
Devolente 1856 N Diamond Sept 20.
Eautern Grade 2,2s1 SIC Ambrose Sept ~
Ecuador sac baltimore P NJ Sept 10.
EdRehill left Brooklyn Sept 20.
Edward L Doheny Jr 12o Jupiter Sept ~
I'll Aimirapte AZ Ambrose Sept ~.
Feltore ago Hatteras Sept 10.
Firrnore IL N San Salvador Sept, 10.
Franhlln Lane 19s W Sand Key Sept II:
GsorgIa % se5 gsE Sabine Bar Sept 10.
Gulf Stream arrived Port Arthur sept ~
Cen W G Gorgas "a watings sept 10.
Gulfland las Sb Hatteras Sept 20: .o
Herbert I Pratt 50 JuPtes nbress ssps sep. t.
Jean rs ND Cape Henry. Sept 20, 20
Iaponia 110 e Nantucket Sept 20.
IJberty Bell $50 10 Galveston Sept ls.
Macebi 405 S Nantucket Sept 1e.
Msracaibo arrived Mayaguez noon lert $3.50
Marore los N Cape Maysi Sept 10.
Mnuretana lat 45 "a Ion 10 o2
Sept 90
Mnyarl 31e s Nantucket Sept 20.
MIddlesex 80 SW Gsyhead Sept 30.
Norfolk 20 sW Winterquarter Sept ~.
Olenat 394 u Cape Henry Sept ~
Paraguay 150 wNW Tortugas Sept ~.
psri,na 500 SSE Ambrofe Sept ID. .
penobscot 12o SW Vineyard Nv Sept 2o
President Fillmore 048 Ambrose sept ~
Tresident Garfield 1000 II Ambrose Sept 10,
Preuident Van Buren, $50 w Bishop ROCK
Render i4o N Jupiter Sept TO-
Resolute 898 I3 Ambrose Sept 20
Hnntore 101a s Ambrose Sept 10.
saguache as Delaware Breakwatsr
sabotawan sta 1859 ENn Cape May Sept 20,
San Pablo 200 SW Nantucket Sept 20.
Standard lat 80 81 NJ lon 7s 10 w Sept 20.
Stephen $50 Sn Ambrose Sept 10.
sunoI "a wNW Tortugas Sept 10.
Swift Arrow is Sc Block Island Sept TO-
Southern Cross $40 SE Ambrose Sept 20.
Tacoma 165 u Ambrose Sept 20.
Truro City passed Winterquarter Sept 30.
Trevose 70 q Cape May PM Sept 20.
Vasari 400 NNW Barbados Sept 10.
Walter y Munson 190 s Ambrose Sept 20.
West inskip 406 n Ambrose Sept 20.
WiIlnrn Green 15 NU Jupiter Sept 10.
William Rockefeller % Sc Jupiter Sept 1e.
zulia 675 Ambrose Sept 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

man command barge John r Harris.
Charles McGowan succeeds robert NUT
ray command barge Tague Sisters
James Lake succeeds John Gunther
command steam screw ID NJ Mfllhrd
John II Bothwlck succeeds James zen
nsdy command steam screw MARY Men
nedy. e,.s -
10 nj Carter succeeds Ira ID Smith COM
mand steam screw AQuantun,
John r. Dwyer succeeds Josepb hen-
nelly command steam screw ChaTles ~
Storm. , w.
Lewis Brewer succeeds Thomas HOW
ard command barge Francis 4 howard, :
Edward M Boden succeeds Cnaries
Fnrd command steam screw Brooklyn
Elmer Tomlinson succeeds Anthony
schm!tt command barges Harrison. Ho-
boken. Morning Star, Joseph. John j
Tinmens Anna. Francis @ Smyth.
Thomas Eccles succeeds II KentS conf
nand barge NJ McCoffrey.
] Jacobsen succeeds Benjamin Waage
command steam screw Admiral!
Henry neichert succeeds A @ VIII COM
rnand steam screw Francis j Reichert.
II Strumm succeeds Frederick w
Follter command steam Bcrow Ponce;
& Porto Rico Co.
Frederick w FoIker succeeds II
strumin command steam screw Porto Rico !;
N 81 Porto Rico Co.
John 70 Stohle succeeds Charles Smith
command barge Dorothy May.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
New Ship Route
PronlisedBOard
BY Coast Lines
Luckenbach and American
- Hawaiian Reply to Board
Quesfionnaire; Will Es-
s. tabIish Portland Berth
For u. S. Supervision
Control of Minimum as Well
as Maximum Rates Fa-
vored by intercoastai Cos.

The American Hawaiian Steamship
Company and the Luckenbach Com
,gany has assured the Shipping Board
that they will establish service be-
tween Portland, Ne. and Pacific Coast
.uorts in the event the government
ships now on that route are with
drawn, it was learned yesterday. This
information was conveyed to the board
in the answers which the two COM
ranies submitted to the recent ques-
tfonnaire covering intercoastal traffic.
It was intimated that the service
would be undertaken jointly or singly,
Ws circumstances demand. Portland
row has a service with United States
vessels allocated to the North Atlantic
and Western Steamship Company.
All of the larger companies IN the
frtercoastal business have now made
their replies to the questionnaire. It
Is expected that Commissioner Cham
berlain, to whom the board entrusted
q detailed study Of the situation, will
report soon and that the board will
render a speedy decision. The private
lines requested withdrawal of the gov
eminent vessels operated by the North
Atlantic and Western Steamship Com
pany, declaring that their steamers
were adequate in a trade that reserved
to American ships by law and that
there was no justification for competi-
tion by government tonnage.
The replies of the various concerns
supported the IDEA OF Shipping Eoard
supervision of minimum as we'll as
maximum rates. The general view,
however, is that this should be under
taken only after enactment Of special
legislation by Congress, and that the
board should not attempt the eXpedient
OF exercising authority under the ex-
isting doubtful law.
It was reported yesterday that the
board had offered the Williams Steani-
ship Company until December / to
decide upon plan to reduce the price
Of its vessels to s65 a ton. This would
amount to a modification Of the sales
contract, which the board has refused
70 do in several other instances. The
rumor could not be confirmed.
1t Is understood that the inter
coastal companies have assured the
board that they will maintain adequate
sailings to all Pacific Coast points,
including those about which there was
q. dispute last spring. At that time
the Atlantic intercoastal conference
decided to adopt plan for trans
shipment only to five points, but this
was abandoned upon protest from the
board.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
by Independent Wireless
Tel. Co. Tuc

Fositlons at noon unless otherv,.a n~,.,,
fed) ''eo'~
Ssrtrs Ssron - -, benson Ss N Jupiter Sept IN.
SSnplito Snlp,aho slo o ne Barbados Sept Is.
nas, yaoa tVu SE ambrose Sept 10
Desncnestsr Zen. .6 lOs NE q N Winteruuartsrn
senrdre ninIldr g Is ~ 5Hpitsr c.p. SEPT @ ls
Sept 20. AoFk 1:lo FM
India Ia Ia. arrow arrow $50 NE Jupiter Sept 10.
Sns't wanna an due Quarantine midnight
L9ss R,.o Gs!lteags ssetg l4s e Cape Ro,o, Porto
L. Isl ponia 10 e Nantucket Sept 20.
s9ts sM9tosnterey S6s Scotland Sept ~
"iooiesex 90 SW Gayhead Sept 20.
MNeylsian Nvl.sa S7T 2 Ambrose Sept 20.
Olen due Baltimore S p M Se,+ o,
Ontario Ga SW Shinnecock Sent 90
Parime 500 SSE Ambrose Sept IL.
aLanan so3 Cape Henry Sept 20.
an America arrived Rio de Janeiro q
ssunoilr Il wNw Tortugas Sep. 10
oan LorehIo arrived San Juan AM
Shasta S f Fire Island Sept 90
san 9acdnto left New York 1920 PM
" NJ Burton 4s Jupiter Sent il ep' 40
<AlneI4can r,d Legion 2l53 Sc Ambrose
Aigic SOC F. Ambrose sept 70. 0sps ~
Benayon 800 E Cape Henry Sen, "a
oossawatsr sar, 81 LOSS ENE Tybee seabuoy
Ctpl ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
Business Troubles
PetItions ln Rankruntcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
We're fied yesterday in the United States
District Court.
FRANK n woopRUFF : Voluntary;
Liabilities. Ssea: assets, $l45
GROWN CHANDLER co. INC-InvoI,in
tsry: lighting fixture; clio B'way. LIahil-
Nies' $12S'eoo; assets, S75.eoo.
WOLFF s. HELLMAN - Involuntary.
clothing 4S East I2th 81. Liabilities $1l,-
coo: assets, $500.
SAMUEL SOLOMON JR-Inyoluntarv.
gents furnishings. SIG East I4sth st, the
Bronx.
HUYLER AEsERvELT - voluntary.
clerk: 4as TT Washington av Liabilities'
S,975; as.ets, $isk.
FLORA VOORHEES, - voluntary: con
crete manager. II West 51st St. Liabilities,
SI.e3f; assets, $50.
: cHRIsToPHER aAvALAs--yoiuntary.
Liabilities S,55l; no assets
LCCGA IMPORTING co - Voluntary;
Hancock n st. Liabilities, s4.94s; assets. Sc.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Ine following receivers ia Bankruptcy
sa,s. Tsse appointed I, yesterday in the United
= william G Hecht 5r. for Crown Chande.
.sT 20. Inc, lighting axtures. e1o B'way.
with bond OF 5000 ''
W L isryant for Hief g. Norman iadisg
pats, sts way, with bond of $500.
Frecerlck w Stelle for a Cohen Gar.
1aent Corpn. ciosks ana suits. III Esat
&7th ut. with bona OF Sc, coo
George w Manly, Baltimore, Md. for x
GARRISON. dealer IA securities, 4s2 CAL
vert bldg, Baltimore, with bond If $4,000
Isidore Refs for Winner Wire Goods Co
t5cs 20 @sl East lSSd 81. Bronx. with bond OF
Schedules In Bankruptcy
e Ihe following schedules IN bankrtIo4cv
Tsre his9 yesterday Ia the United states
a.; JAc Il sssssaAN ass Ltssiiities. $500; as
LOUIS EDWARDS. Liabilttie. E. .e.s,
sasssts. Ss,ss7. f9'''''