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New-York tribune., 1922-10-17
"Thin Ice"

AT the theatre it's a Cracking
good comedy full of laughs.
In your refrigerator. it's trag-
edy--full of tears over spoiled
milk and other good foods gone
wrong. At the Comedy Theatre.
it is the Butler who sets things
rigllt-who brings first aid and
makes the ice safe. And it is the
Butler who can right the Ice
Box Tragedy-in hundreds Of
hornes-Vho can insure safe ice
by leaving an order for a pure.
clean. crystal clear block Of
knickerbocker Ice daily.
TIE regular delivery Of Rzicker.
booker Ice helps to divert manv
domestic tragedies--RutIers and
Maids are easier to keep in q house
where the machinery runs like
|cIockgork.
krlickerbo
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Company
New-York tribune., 1922-10-17

flrst time IN III hietoYy
continuously and etYectjys,ss = 5nhsgss
more, the Republican CO. 81 artsaas,
the current year approyr iassg iasa Fl
nsatsiy $4,000 600 for the 'sn n,sas1
eradicating tuberculosis Il eass naa /,
ss af increase Of 1880 ot)a $50 sksss Ifa Iat
Of the last Democratic conersssn tls
New-York tribune., 1922-10-17

secure working majority next year
III the House OF Commons which will
result In the institution of u labor
government, Iii sort Of Political hold
ing corporation. 1t consists oil repre-
seatatives OF labor unions, cooperative
societies, Socialist parties and ether
3libetal and radical groups. -
4 II may say that the American Labor
party of New York lis symptomatic OF
a general nation-wide movement Of or
ganized labor, Socialists and ether
progressive elements toward the for
nation of party like that Of England.
This movement is making rapid prog
ress. II was initiated by the railway
unions at their conference held IN
Chicago last February. This confer
ence was attended by many trade
unionfgts and numerous Socialists and
representatives of the farmers. a per-
mament executive committee was Gre
ated, which Is now functioning, with
headquarters in Washington Another
and larger conference iS to be neld
in December at which the question of
complete organization Of workers ARD
farmers will be taken up
Following Mr.. Hillguit's declaration
in New York City, Edward F. Cassidy,
gubernatoria1 candidate Of the Social
lSt-Farner-LApOI paitg oPShiro
speaking campaign intended TO enron
10000 voters. Speaking at Pough-
keepsie, Mr. Cassidy said in part:
"The American Labor party's first
objective is to secure control In the
city. state and national governments.
The spirit of the party Is to mold all
Legislative and government acts In the
direction Of social Justice for the great
mass Of the people. Neither the DEM
ocratic nor the Republican state plat
form makes any reference whatever to
the problem Of unemployment, nor does
either suggest anything like a remedy
for the profteering that is going on
at present.
"The American Labor party believes
that labor represents the most honor
able group in society. 1t will first
seek to protect those who earn their
bread by useful labor and then, with
all the power placed in it's hands, TO
curb those elements which live and
prosper in the exploitation of honest
labor"
Director Of the Budget, In which he
said Congress was In need Of fearless
men, Dr. Copeland asserted there are
men in Office who would barter the i'm
New-York tribune., 1922-10-17

tsresss g she country z order e s1ay .l;s
glove Senator
\ Aside from his attack on Senator
Calder, the Democratic candidates en-
tire address was based on the new
tariff, which, In addition to other inn
posts, he alleged would add 1926, ,oo0,s
Op0 every year to this fat bank de-
posits Of the beef trusts
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borough OF Manhattan NIisceIlaneou
DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS.

liItEiitsAifAtG AtN fsfN M fsENIS.
West Nlnetles, apartment house. . 10
rooms. Rents $4,000. Price Stl0.000 de-
sirabla terms.
Vicinity OF Riverside Drive and 1iith IT,
Apartment hou4e. 4 and > rooms Rents
SIS 500. Price $4,000; desirable terms.
Vicinity Of Riverside Drive and 11Gth st
Elevator apartment house, 6 and rooms
Rents S3s0O0. Price 5000. 600. easy terms
Broadway, vicinity t4Jth ri. business cor
ner apartment house. stores. and 7
rooms. Rents $4,000 Price 1855 900; de-
4irabe terms,
Grand Concourse Bronx. new apartment
house. Rents sf2. 800. Prize $3.50 600
We also have number of desirable bar.
gains In all kinds of other property large
and small. VIII pay you 20 send for list
IL r. WOOD, 220 Brnndwnv
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Above 18th st. 10 5sth st. Unciusive).
Fast River to North lsiyer.
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AILERToN HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates in tho newest Of the Alicrtou
group, a IL story fireproof building. just
completed, containing apartment, club CON
vcniences, are from $3.50 To $3.50 per week
for permanent residents only. 1i3 East 39th
81. 10 East 55th ST.
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Maine--saIe or Rent.

ABOUT acres land. two houses and ra-
rage, Dock boathousc. deep water. 000
n. shore front oak grove, minutes walk
~ r.. o.. stores. good fishing, Johns Day.
near Christmas Cove. ideal summer home.
reasonable. =. E SPEAR. 80 vesper st..
Portland, Nc.
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I3TH ST, III WEST (Norece Halll-Delight,
ful, large rooms, steam heat; spacious pare
lors apd lounge. excellent meals
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

GIVING UP BUSINESS, obliged 10 soil
daylight factory; best shipping and labor
district Of Bronx. tremendous sacrifice for
quick action; little cash required. AT
TORNEY. room 1926. 154 Nassau Fl.
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An advertisement ~ tho Lost md
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
herald offers n real possibility of
recovering pour lost property
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

NEAR beautiful Prospect Park Brooklyn,
{. well furnished large bedroom, twin beds
suitable one. two gentlemen; steam heat.
electric light: Church av. b. r. 4. express
station; Christian family. Flatbush 1901.
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- ~ iiA5h 'itiSS uouuic. slilBlt. nome
cookiug table guests accommodated.
18TH 26 WEST-Miss EDWARDS, formeri,
b2 West 5bth: desirable rooms references
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave win pay highes. possible prices fo'
furniture houses. npts pianos, brio Q.
hrar books works of art. NORMAN, ~
University place. Phone stuyvesant 23T7.
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Borough ~ Bronx--sale or Rent.

10TH (Near Concourse) Ten room house
excellent condition: baths. arranged for
one or two famiiesi buyers only. OWNER.
Phone fremont 3i67W
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED

ATTRACTIVE 4 room housekeeping, elevator
apartment: all improvements; balcony off
sitting room. Call before l. O'Clock. Wat
lefnS 1140
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. 10 5sth 81. UncIusive).
East River to North River.
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III WEST 10TH ST. Midget Cafeteria) -
New England boiled dinner. consisting of.
corn beef. new cabbage. boiled potatoes. 45c
every Monday and Thursday night. from
unth 1885; home cooking; excellent meals
Sunday.
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REAL EsTATE-swITzERLAND
SWITZERLAND.

LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL VILLA
close to Lausanne Oramway and train .
Lovely park, stables. coach house and gar
age. To let furnished Apply TO NJ. MORET
Notary Public AT Lausanne (Switzerland)
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Stoeckel Realty Corp. g 1sIssS Montlseo eiei Az.
EUGENE y. HUGHES BRO, Realtors,
CPD. station South Orange, n. J.
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New York state--sale or Rent.

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS-Bunr for
rcut or sale, $500 season, or $4,000 sale.
can Pinc Tree Tea Room. 20 w. i3d st.
Z
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n. WEaTHERBY Il CO.. Englewood. y. j.
Englewood and Yicinity-Real Ests.e.
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BoARDERs WANTED.
East Side.

UNUSUAL opportunity to secure excellent
board i'm Immediately clean and well fur
nished apartment of rooms: large rooms
offered; references exchsnged $40 couple
sd and Lexington av. Ienox SOIL
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ncrotIates salts
factory sales OF Jersey homes apartment
houses. business properties and farms.
ERUSE. Quick Sales Broker, 80 Newark ST.,
HoboSen. Established 1902.
BUYS bargains IN real estate, send particu-
lars. JOSEPH ABftAMSON, 46 w. 18th.
CASH to purchase real estate: send particu.
lars. BENJAMIN LEUTN, 81 u. a5th
LEBERTAN CORP. III BROADWAY.
BUYS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
STORES required. West Side. at once: $4,000
50. IT., between 4Jth and Goth SITS: rail-
road siding preferred. Send particulars TO
J. +. DAY. INC, Private Sales Department.
" Liberty st.
WANTED for investment. apartment house;
double; West Side above i35th st.. $4,000
to $4,000; $4,000 cash; principals only.
I. T., $40 Herald. Herald So
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Borough of Brooisiyn--sals or Rent.

GRAvEsEND race track lets dow selling
every Improvement. Phone JAEGER, All
flub0u pfIn
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Washington Heights. Above I25tb 81.
West OF sth Az.

10Th, ait west story stone two family
dwelling. duplex apartments. rooms
bath. clectrcity full possession; $1,000.
STRYBOSCH, 1905 Amsterdam av Schuyler
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

loan money second mortgages, city or
country property; heirs, undivided estates
executor. Room 203. II Park row.
MONEY for first mortgages in large amounts
and second mortgages amounts from 81 600
TO $4,000; city or country ATTORNEY
room 2tSs Is Park row,
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West Side.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 29i (Ood) Com
Portable single and double rooms In private
house elevator: excellent table: steam heat
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET,

Above 18th st. to ssth -. unclusive).
East River 10 North River.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0Us

FOR SALE pool tables. fancy cues,
billiard balls, . showcases. shoeshne
chair. electric lights. Cali at 10t Jane st..
West Hoboken. N. y.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above lith St. to 59th st. unclusiye).
Fast River 10 North River.
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Above 5Oth s,.-5th Az. to Eas. River.

A PRIVATE GARAGE,
with living quarters for chauffeur IN good
block near Park av.; clean cut buiding pos.
session price reasonable Address OWNER
765 Herald. $50 broadway.
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Above 5oth st.-sth Az. 70 North River.

CT.AREMONT Av. fsi (near 125th StD-
Bargain. story modern elevator. 5OxiOo:
two four, two six room apartments; rents
SO. 800. price $4,000. cash $50, 900. JOSEPH
q. ABRAMSoN. 90 West f6th.
LENOX Az, EOS CNcar 120thp-Four story
private building for business or boarding
house: possession May !. Call or write
Room 1913. Woolworth Tulldng.
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WEST CORNER OF LEXINGTON AV
AND 3TTTi ST. 4 STORY AND BASEMENT.
HIGH -STooP; 13 ROOMS AND 4 BATHS
TION, HARDWOOD FLOORS. OPEN FIRE
PLACES: BELOW ASSESSED yAIJTA
TIoN; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TEL.
CHELSEA 1870
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thorough Of Brooklyn.

HEIGHTS, fGa Joralemon st.-Front room,
large windows. modern improvemcnist near
mi aubwRys board optional Main io-ss.
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From BATTERY to I4th ST.. Inclusive.

DIVISION ST, 232-Executors sale. front
ana rear house, deep lot. SIS $50, cash
$4,000. LISTECKI. II Murray 81.
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5aTH ST. ~ East-Four story. four baths,
large extension: hardwood floors electric
lights; Immediate possession. JOSEPH c.
ABRAMSON. as West 46th ST.
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oTTH, sol West.-Large. small resrns, prN
vate baths; piano; French cooking: eleS
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Furniture.

FURNITURE. rugs and linens Of four rooms.
with privilege of apartment, blocks from
Timcs Square. l06 W. I4th st. Ring JAM
tors belt
FOR SALI-DeslS, cabinets, tables. chairs.
mahogany: rugs shop furniture. &c see
MRS. PROCTOR. Spirea, West 18th -.
d2th sioor).
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Borough of Richmond-sale or Rent.

REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
long Isiand-SaIe or Rent.
ACREAGE AND BUILDING PLOTS
nj Westbury.
CHARLES CROSBY, Owner.
~ West 3ith.
FOR sale or exchange equity IN two lots al
Long Beach; good location; reason for
selling, need money. q. c.. 49, Herald
Herald square.
HUNTINGToN--i2 room modern cottage with
bathing beach on Huntington Bay; fully
| furnished: win cell for sci 600 rent for
the season for 81 900. LONG ISLAND REAL
ESTATE TRUST, Thomson Bldg. J.. ].
HOMES nj low prices. eaay terms; let us
know your wants; picture folder sent.
HYDE q BAXTER. Port Washington. J.. !.
HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write i. UNSER.
Mineola. Tel Garden City 1642-w.
LONG BEACH WEST. one bungalow. sale
81 $50, $3.50 down: one with sewer. water.
gas. electricity $4,000. $500 down. WEST
HOIME REALTY Co, Lindell Blvd. and
Park 81.
LONG BEACH, WEsT-s25 down starts YOU
as owner OF lot 500 down bungalow
on or near ocean. For information see
WALSH, New York av. and Beach 81.
+ MOTOR OUT TO-DAY TO
wEsTMoRELAND
ON THE HIGH HILLS OF THE NORTH
SHORE
100 feet above Long Island Sound, between
Douglas Manor. and Great Neck. and see the
beautiful Colonial cottages containing seven
and eight rooms with and two baths,
with every modern Improvement located on
large plots, with beautiful cvergreens. hedges
and Towering shrubs; moderate cash pay
ment. balance like rent: full benefit OF ten
years tax exemption law. follow broadway
through Flushing to Little Neck. 20 minutes
by express trains from Pennsylvania Station,
then five minutes walk 10 the houses best
weekday trains 1920, ~. 2.Ai, 1885, 1881.
and r O3 Sunday trains "a minutes after
each hour
RfcKERT-BRowN REALTY CO.. 52 van
derhllt av. Tel. Vanderbilt oisi.
wEsTBURY. new dwellings. choicest ioca-
ton. $3.50, 81, 80. $4,000. $1,000. strictly
high class. HENRY PIERS ON. 323 Flatbush
av. 1900 Sterling.
westchestcr--saic or rent.
AT RYT-FOR RENT,
FURNISHED COTTAGES 4 BUNGALOWS.
CHAs. s. FAULKNER,
office facing Rye Railroad station
Telephone i23 Rye. n. NJ
ARTISTIC sTUCCO HOUSE.
A. Colonial Heights, near depot. ~ minutes
10 Grand Central, rooms, enclosed sun
parlor. . baths, garage. JOHN a. LOOPE,
is4 Nassau 81. Phone Beckman $500.
BUY your building LOT IN PEI
HAYWOOD before i y too Late
only fey LEFT $50 q 81 ooo. jos
ton st. Tel 302 New Rochelle, y. NJ
rOR SALE IN RYE,
attractive corner house. near water four
master bedrooms price $4,000; convenient
terms. -
C.TTAs. s. FAULKNER.
office Facing the Rye Railroad Station.
Rye, NJ Y.
Telephone i2s Rye.
IDEAL, Colonial home, rooms. asking
$40. 600. SULLIVAN. 20 North av., New
Rochelle.
NEW ROCHEfLE-FOR RENT.
IJnfurnished and furnished homes.
$3.50 per month and upward.
O'CoNNCR REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
80 TIuguenot st Tel. 194 New Rochelle,
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CORpORATfON
builds homes, $4,000 up; assists financing.
- West d3d 81. Phone Murray IIil 0in0,
SEND for our list Of furni7hed md -nfu--
nished rentals and for sale offerings nj
Pelham, New Rochelle, Jarchmont. Rye and
vicinity. DRUMMOND. II East 42d st. Tel.
~
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Observation-Disclosures
From Battery 20 Iith ST. Inclusive.

Observation-Disclosures
From Battery 10 I4th St. Inclusive.
GREENWICH vILLAGE-Sunny apartment,
entire floor. porch. $3.50; unfurnished $i25.
Waikins 4s3s.
Above 18th 81. 60 59th 81. uncluslve),
East River to North River
MADISON Av. (near 5sth st.)-Two large
rooms. Kitchen and bath second floor.
st95. Phone Murray Hill 1884.
- y. 4STH sT.-Two rooms aud bath sery-
leo II desired. HARRIS, NOUGllT co..
G =. 4Gih 81. .
3GTH. f63 East--Exciusive Murray. IIill, 2
and rooms. bath and Sitchenette; $l,sOO-
$500.
40TH ST., IA East-Six rooms modern;
May L. S165 monthly QUlNBY. .
18TH. II E.-crillon, sublet attractive
rooms and bath; southern exposure res
taurant; maid service sacrifice.
Above 59th st.-5th Az. 10 East River.
a UNIQUE RENTING OFFER.
81 900 will purchase " 200 worth OF stock,
with lease OF seven rooms and bath at Sl0j
monthly, in beautifully located cooperative
fashionable section. apartment Just reno
waited immediate possession. Address
OWNER, 743 Herald. $50 broadway.
f3f-35 EAST GOTH s'r.
Unusually Attractive Apartments,
10 Rooms. 3 baths---it Rooms, baths.
CULVER e co,
3i2 Madison nv. Murray fIlll 202A.
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5fTH, 323 West-Large room, couple or tw&
iriends: French cooking: electricity.
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1ir1r er ann rns

7iTII ST. 3OG-3os- 10 EAST.
caxlo0 each. 3 four story tenement.: viii
sell separately or together. JOSEPH q.
ABRAMSON 4G West 4Gth vt.
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Above Soth st.--5ih ~. % SOrth River.

ATTRACTIVE housekeeping suite, 2 rooms,
regular Kitchen rent 81 900 per nnuuni.
See 2i4 West i0ith IT.. near broadway.
CENTRAL PARK WEHT, $40 Immediate
possession. room apartment. baths. al
outside rooms. r. wndnwn, facing Central
Park West modern apartment house, suh-
lease 10 October, f2J1 mn lease may be- had
from October. iha Hnfng rental LEWIS
Phone nivefnlhe 12H
MANHATTAN Az. $40 Ut3ihg 18th bpnu-
tifu large, nil outside rooms rent rcnsOn.
able.
aoRNiNu8ipB Az. N uistD 80 rooms,
Ef2g gl5O. elevator. phone. nulci, conven-
icut
GgD. ~ Wnef .4 Eenfifu studio apartment,
two rNNfuH. bath. Elevator man on JACOB
j. TAHOLT, - sih az
7iaT, ~. W.--Froni pnd back pariorr. nd.
joining, suitable doctor. business mani
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

BARGAINS IN Real Estate
RYAN & co, 142 West 123th.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
WA. !. JONES e. SON 1853 BROADWAY
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of BrooIsIyn-Sale or Rent.

PARK SLOPE-6oo I'd St. near Prospect
Park. $4,000: beautiful dwelling. II rooms.
baths, steam heat. electric. parquet; real
bargain: 5000 cash. HENRY PiERSON,
.H3 Elatnuah av. Sterling 4a0e.
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7sTH ST. (close 70 Park av1.-LarRe plot
suitable for garage or apartment building;
Immediate possession; attractive price.
pEAsE y ELtIMAN. $40 Madison av.
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New York.
New Jersey.
Pennsylvania.

HAVE a proposition for aged people who arc
seeking. permanent home with limited in
come. Address Box %. Akron. Pa.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-17
CAN CITY SELL THE PLAZA?

Can the bring Plaza and store to private ownership where be put the Grand List and made the subject of taxation?
 This extremely doubtful according to legal opinon though the Common Couunc and the General Assembly of the State vote.
 probably be question right the city any part the Plaza that it acqur ed by deed.
 Most land however, by condemnation pro- ceedng Under the law of this State where land is acquired for highway purposes by eminent domain or condemnation proceedings for highway purposes the title remains in the or gna and the public acquires only right of the land for highway purposes.
 It has been repeatedly held that where street has been discontinued the land reves to the original The of abung property the highways Connecticut own to the that highway abandoned by the publc the adjoining take title the center of the road It apparent therefore, that the city has title to transfer to purchaser the land which acquired by condemnation
 Even the legislature could not by healing act take this title Lawyers that the legislature the Constitution the Sae could have by antecden legislation authorized the taking by condemnation of the title this has not done and consequently all that the public this land is easement right to it. If the legislature had prior to the acquiring of the Plaza uniform authorizing in all the taking of the
 title to land by condemnation for highway purposes the leg la1re probably the this instance having been however general uniform act providing that the title should be taken and special retroac tive proceeding by the General Assembly dvesng the their would be unconstitutional It though problem how the city money by the Plaza put this land back the Grand List for taxation is very difficult one.
 land had been condemned for park purposes the question would be a entirely different
 of Connecticut have held that where land has purposes for such with the retention by the former owner of his title to the land
 This distinction made between condemnation of street and park In the former the public acquired title and in the latter only right of The condemned by the city widening extension of Middle and John streets Consequen the opinion of lawyers the city nothing in the Plaza that it sell and nothing that the legislature authorize it to sell.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-17
WOMAN WITH BABE
 IN ARMS CARRIED
 OVER WATER FALLS

Niagara Falls, N. Y, July 17-An unidentified woman. who spectators say, carried a baby in her arms, was swept to death over the American Falls last night. The woman either fell or leaDed into the river from the mainland shore 200 feet above the Goat Island bridge. No wftnesse have been found who saw her enter the water. Swept out into the current, the woman turned on her back and floated down stream toward the falls.
 Hundreds of tourists watched her as the current carried her along. Spectators who saw her cIain that a. baby's form was plainly visible and that she clasped the child tightly with one arm. Three handkerchiefs and a black straw hat were picked up on the shore near where the woman was believed to have entered the water. On the handkerchiefs was the initial 'L.''
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tempt. Unbiased followers of swim ming declare that 10th has the abil- ity and all the physical qualities that should go with a candidate for this ordsal His advent into swimming has been interesting and remarkable, for he was thirty-fOur years old be- fore he learned how to swim. 10th his ten years of swimming has fur nished much and remarka ble data for the archives of different sport achieve ments.
 In September, 1914. two years af- ter learning how to swim. 10th startled the swimming world by navi- gating from Charlestown Bridge to miles in six hours and forty-eight minutes. incidentally establishing a record for hitherto untried course.
 In July of the following year 10th again completed the Boston Light swim, beating twelve other starters5 among them George Meehan, of Brookline, the winner of the famous Sandy Hook swim. Not being con- tented with a one-way swim to Bos- ton Light, Toth made a return trip in September, 1915, setting a new American endurance mark of fifteen hours and twenty-seven minutes, swimming twenty-four miles in all.
 One week later 10th once more startled the sports world by treading his way from Charlestown Bridge to Graves Light and thence to Revere miles in twelve hours and forty-nine minutes. He was the first man to accomplish this feat.
 Beats Seven Starters.
 In July of 1916 the unbeata b1e Charley once more wended his way
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-17
WOMAN WHO LEFT BABY IN MARSH
 GIVEN RELEASE

New York. July 17-Although an attorney for Leah Silver, 21 year old mother of Leah Silver, the baby found in a marsh at Coney Island, several weeks ago. has obtained an order for the unmarried mothers re- lease from police custody. This order will probably not be made use of un- til late today or tomorrow
 Julian W. Carabba, a Coney Island lawyer. obtained the release order from Magistrate O'NeiN.
 Carabba would not say who had re- tained him in Miss Silver's behalf, but said that he had gone to the magis- Tate's home in South Brooklyn last night and obtained the consent of the magistrate to a reduction of the woman's bail from S5,0OO to S2,500.
 A surety company furnished a bond for this amount, whereupon the mag istrate signed the order releasing the woman, who is now in the Kings County Hospital with her baby. Ca rabba said that Miss Silver would be taken to a private institution for the birth of another child. expected with in a few days.