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New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
Funeral of Mrs. Brannick

The funeral of Mrs. David Bran nick was held this morning at her home on Prospect street. 4 solemn high mass Of requiem was celebrat- ed by Rev Oliver T. Magnell at St. Joseph's church. The body was placed in St. Joseph's vault pend ing the arrival Of her brother, Past Exalted Ruler Thomas J, Malley of the local lodge Of Elks, who is due home from the national convention of the order In Portland. Ore. on Friday,
 Mrs. Brannick died on Sunday af- ter 4 short illness. She was about 50 years old and leaves two sons, Thomas and Joseph Brannick. and a brother, Thomas J. Mallcy, all Of this city,
 Mrs. Harry Stone
 Mrs Ina C. stone, wife of Harry Stone of West Washington street. died at the Hartford hospital yester- day afternoon after an illness Of six weeks. She was born in Winsted 45 years ago. the daughter of the late George Curtiss and Mrs. Juliette Higley Curtiss, Her early life was spent in that place and she later moved to Bristol where she was married 10 Mir, Stone on June %. 1896.
 Since her marriage she has lived in Bristol and Burlington, having removed to Bristol two years ago. She was a member of the Women's Relief Corps and the Advent Chris tian church.
 She leaves her husband, her moth- CT, Mrs. J. H. Curtiss; three sons, Ebert J., Harry Ralph and Duane w. Stone; and one daughter Mrs. Lillian F.. Mills, all of this city.
 The funeral will he held at the Advent church on Wednesday after noon at 2:S0. Preceding the church service prayers will he said at the house at o'clock. Rev. John Roy Fox. pastor of the church. will off, ciate and burial will take place in the West cemetery. Property Transfers
 The King Terrace Land company has sold 10 William F. Bredefelt, & house and two lots on Sixth street.
 Ruth M. Knibbs has sold to John w. and Margaret J. Lloyd a lot on Judd street.
 Edmond Duquette has sold to Henry Spieler three lots on East Road.
 To Act On Building Fund
 A special meeting of Bell City aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles, will be held In the Eagles hall on Meadow street tomorrow night at g o'clock to take action on a plan to finance a new home. The Eagles have considered the matter for some time and are now ready to take definite action.
 The meeting has been called for ' o'clock on account of other activities about the city earlier In the evening.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
DELAY BARRING RELEASE
Judge Will Give Ruling In Case To- morrow-PrOsccutio Raises Ob- jeCtionS to Bail.

White Plains x. Y, July 21 Pl- Release on bail of Clarence o. Barring, charged with attempting 10 kill his wife, was delayed at least c4 hours when District Attorney Row. land moved today before Supreme Court Justice Taylor that Barring be denied bail unless the district attor- ney's office is given permission to subject Barring 10 a new examination by alicnists. Justice Taylor reserved decision until tomorrow.
 Barring, held in the Matteawan state hospital for the insane from July :, 1924, until this week. was declared sane by alienists at the asy- mm last week. Mir. Rowland insisted that another examination should be held to establish definitely Earrings sanity before he is tried on attempt cd murder charges.
 Counsel for Barring objected to the motion, asserting that his client had no intention of running away from trial.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
MODERN LIBRARY
 AT WASEDA UNIV.
Will Be Completed in Tokyo in
 Short Time

Toyko, July q tP'-'rhc new li- hrary building of Waseda univer- sity, which will be the second mod- crn library 10 be constructed in Tokyo since the earthquake of 1928, is expected to be completed before the end of this year,
 The Wascda library was planned by that university's founder, Mar quis Okuma, in honor of the access sion Of the present emperor of Japan more than decade ago The intervening time has been utilized for making plans and for collecting funds for the purpose from Was cla's alumni. Construction was ready to begin at the time Of the great earthquake. which, however. delayed 1t until last spring.
 The new structure was designed by Dr. Naito and Dr. Sato of tn" Waseda faculty. and covers nearly 1 foo square yards. The main read ing room is two stories in height. and will scat more than 500 per sons. That section of the building containing the stacks is five stories high and is so designed that it can be added to as the demand for greater space grows. The original section will accommodate 500.O00 books, the university at present having about three-tifths that num- Der. It is equipped with elevator service and all other modern library facilities. The building. which is of steel and concrete, is tireproof throughout. in addition 10 which there is d special tireproot vault for the more valuable books.
 Connected with the library is a one story hall which will contain a students dining room. an official dining room, a book hindery, a book store, quarters for the H. brarians, furnaces. etc.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
CHILD 1H. \ SLICInE

St. Louis. Mo, July .1 P-Fcar of punishment for the theft of $lO from his father caused l5 year old Jesse Mallory 10 commit suicide last night. Death was due 10 an over dose of medicine The boys grand mother, Mrs, Anna Mallory, said he denied taking the money, but later admitted it and said he would com init suicide.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21

Mir. and Mrs. John Lewis and son have returned to their home on Grove street after enjoying a few days vacation at Clinton.
 A dance and social will be given at the Athletic hall Thursday even- ing of this week.
 The regular meeting of the Com munity club will be held at Pythian hall Wednesday evening al s o'clock. Cards and dancing will be enjoyed with prizes for both. Edson Maine and Oscar Newman arc in charge of the entertainment.
 Piano lessons at your home. Phone 64415 for information. -adrt
 Duro Electric Pump, G0-S0 gal. tank, wanted. State price Box 2S W. H., Herald office. --advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
Mir and Mrs. (. H. Clarkson Mar ricd 2o Years Ago Tomorrow at Leeds, Yorkshire, England.

MT. and Mrs. Charles Henry Clarkson of S7 Bradley street will observe their silver wedding anni- versary tomorrow. Mir. and Mrs. CIarkson were married at the Leeds Parish Church. Leeds Yorkshire. England, July 22, 1900. They have five sons and two daughters. Mir. Clarkson is a foreman at the Hart &. Cooley Co. The event will be ob served quietly.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
EIGHTEEN K|DD|ES
 ON VACATION HERI: East Berlin Residents Will En-
 certain New York Children NOSELEY SENT TO JAIL
Fined S"5 on Breach of Peace Char@o-ACw Garage Being Erect cd Hcrc--SIight Accident Report cd---OthCr Items Of Interest.

Eighteen children from New York city will enjoy glorious two weeks in the country, beginning next Wed nHsday, July 2S. This vacation is made possible through the kindinoss of the residents Of East Berlin who have opened their homes 10 these youngsters from the cast side Of the country's largest city,
 Mrs. Archer Walsh is chairman of the committee in charge of bringing inc children to this town and well known. New York newspaper con- ducts tho event from New York S stapIront. Sel cral residents have slgnihcd their desire 10 accept two of the children into their homes. while others have agreed to provide q homo for one during the two Nrc&e.
 East Berlin has carried out this ulan each Slur for some time past, ami it is q conm,niable activity.
 fhe children will be met at the Ii,rlin station, and, through the courtesy. they will be transported 10 East Ecrlin, where two whole weeks of sport. fresh air and real country food awaits them.
 WEI Elect Delegates.
 Delegates to the coming state con. unlion al Now London will be elect AJ at meeting of Bottom -kasica pvst. American Legion, of Berlin which is scheduled for tomorrow evening at s o'clock at the T, A. B han KonSiagton. The convention will l," held the latter part of neNI month. Commander Wilircd l; .,Ioorr expressed the hope that al members of the post will be present tomorrow evening, This will be the first session in some time and there will he. other business 10 transact il is cApeCttd.
 \ program for tho winters actici' tics will he mapped out in the neal tu.urr. it Is expected.
 NOStISN tttS IdH StHttlHSS
 Nelson Moseley, d Negro, employ cd by the Hall-Spiers Brick Co. o Berlin, was fined s25 and costs and M9s given jail sentence of 80 days when he appeared in the Berlir town court last night to answer tc charge of breach of the peace. AT appeal to the superior court wal taken by Moseley and bonds Of S20l We're given by r. N, Hall.
 Moseley was arrested on Sunda! hy Officers Brown and Nentres aftcl man named Jacobs had complain ed that his wife had been assaulted bv Moselcy. In court last night h' testified to that effect, but his wifi denied the assault. However, thu officers offered testimony 10 the ef feet that Moscley had used coars' and abusive language when the ar rest was made,
 The assault charge was diSmisse' bv ihe court and the breach o peace charge brought down tn iail sentence and the fine.
 Elected Official Physician
 pr. A. J. Goodwin Of Kensingtol has been elected official physician Of ihr Tripon society for the comin yoAi. Il has been announced. Di Goodwin has served in that capseit Tor several years past. The Tripo society Is one of the national Italia
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21

will be short business meeting. All women of the church are invited to attend the outing for all or any part of the day.
 Hand Badly Gashed
 Sylvester Zcma, 8, of Forest,ille avenue, is suffering from a badly gashed hand sustained Sunday while playing with two bottles at his home. He knocked the two to- gether and one broke, the jagged edge entered the palm of his hand, innictlng a deep cut entirely across It and almost sovcrinS the hand, The injury was treated by Dr, G. F. Cook. who removed a quantity Of broken glass from the wound and took several stitches to close II.
 Camp Gound Opening
 Thursday will be Grand Army day at the Plainville Camp ground. Automobiles will leave c. A. R. hall in Forestville to carry the vet crans 10 the camp ground. The New Britain post and Sons Of Veterans, as well as those from other towns will also bo present.
 The services will begin on Friday, opening at o'clock in the after noon. The speaker will be Rev. F D. Torrey, pastor of the South Park Methodist church of Hartford. Al 70 o'clock there will be an address by Rev. n. II. Dorchester of South. bury, with motion pictures.
 Funeral of Mrs. sharpe Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Sharpe of White Oak were held al ? o'clock this afternoon at the Erwin Mortuary chapel, FarvicU cemetery, New Britain. Burrlt' Grange, of which Mrs. Sharpe has been a prominent member. furnish cd the pail bearers and conducted services at the grave. Burial was 1T Fairview.
 M. |" Church Notes
 The Epworth League of the Plain vile NJ. E. church will hold a serv ice tomorrow evening at the hom' of Merton j. lamb of Red Ston' hill. All members are urged to b. present.
 On Thursday evening at 7i o'clock the mid-weck service will h hcld The Sunday school board vii conduct the meeting.
 Rev Arthur A. Ball pastor of th' church. and son Arthur A. Ball, Jr. will leave for Portsmouth, Va. to morrow for q weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Caroline \. Peek
 Funeral services for Mrs. Carolin A. Peck Of Plainville were held a ? o'clock this afternoon at B. ( Porter Sons funeral parlors in Nc' Britain, Rev. Arthur A. Ball, pasto of the Plainvillc NJ. F. church. off cialing. Burial was in Scott SWam cemetery, Farmingt on.
 Martha Sew ing Circle
 Martha Sewing Circle will meet a , o'clock tomorrow afternoon at tn home of Mrs. Jennie Htckok for tn purpose of cIoctinG officers, A fu' attendance is requested. l Special for this week. Ford brake refined. Scandinavia Master am Worldbostos Lining S45o. Ray bcstos Thermoid lining fiat rate Hamm's Garag".-adN'. 
 ! Choice cut Gladiolus for salc George D. Mastin, 5G E. Main St. advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21

Heat losses in American industries through radiation, conduction and convection arc equivalent 10 an amount Of fuel costing sLoon,o0o,- n0U 9 year. a recent survey showed.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
NOTICE.


 Ey virtue of certain tax warrants ,i, livCrcd 10 me as collector of taxes Tor the Town of Berlin and the Ken Sinston Fire District ! hereby gl\o notice that will sell at tn" public >ignpost in said town, at public auC- ton on the 18th day Of September. 1925. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon to satisfy certain taxes due the town Of Berlin and k"nsiugtOn Fire l)IH trirt from Joc peto and wife on the first day of May. 1922, 1923. 1924 1925. and first day Of No>emh"r 1922. 1928. and September l. 1924. amounting to thirty-tNe dollars. thirteen cents, enough of the follow ing described property to pay said taxes, together with interest allowed hy law. and my fees. A certain parcel of land with all improve mcnts thereon. situated in the Town of Berlin, and bounded and de- ~cribed as follows:
 Lots No. 1o4 and lU4, on map Of Treasure Fields" said map mad" hv Louis A. Oldcrshaw, April 1924. Said lots bounded north by Newton street, east by Becker street, south hy lot 1O2 and west by lots 12%-1@4. Berlin Land Records, Vol, "A, Page 5j9.
 Charles F. Lewis, Collector Of Taxes. | pated at Berlin. this 18th day of July. 1925.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
FOR SALE

18-room house. barn and garage and extra building in center of Plainviile. One half price.
 Inquire Joseph T, Dono- van, Bristol Furniture Co., Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
4 NOTICE.

By virtue of certain tax warrants deliverc to me as collector of taxes for the Town of Berlin and the Ken sington Fire District. l hereby give notice that will sell at the public signpost in said town. at public auC- tion on the 18th day of September. 1925, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy certain taXcs due the Town of Berlin and Kersington Fire Dis trict from Gaetan0 passaretti on the ist day of May, 1920, 1921, 1922, i1GGS, 1924 and 1925. amounting to twenty three dollars. clghty-four cents, enough of tEc following de- scribed property 10 pay said taxes. together with interest allowed by law. and my fees, A certain parcel of land with all improvements there on, situated in the Town of Berlin. and bounded and described as fol- lows:
 Lot No. IT, on map of property known as Treasure Fields. said map made by Louis A. Oldcrshaw, C. F., April. 1914. said lot bounded north by lot No. Is. cast by New Britain road, south by lot 1G and west by lot No. 50. Vol. 54. Page o9l, Berlin Records.
 Charles r. Lewis,
 Collector of Taxes.
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
Federation Outing

Tho Woman's federation Of tn" Congregational church will meet with Mrs. Elizabeth Norton of E"d Stone hill on ThurSdav. An auto mobile will he at the church nt 9:45 o'clock in th" morning for anyone who may wish to ride. Lunch will bc served at 12'20 o'clock, each member being asked to bring ono article Of food. Al ?. m. there
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
Hnncward Bound

Mir and Mrs. William ]. Phclan arc expected to arrive homo this week from their honeymoon trip 10 points Of interest in California. Mir. Thelan wired 10 friends yesterday that he had arrived in Chicago. after an eVontful trip. Mir, and Mrs. Pho- Ian will live on Grove street. this city. in one of the new homes he ing constructed by the W. ], Phclan agency.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-21

Charles r. I.cWlS,
 Collector of Taxes. Dated at Berlin, this 18th day of jUly. 1925.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-14

Geo. R. Durr-Com on S line of Selma
Ave 50 Il W of w line of Scott Ave. !;
thence w so #, S I25 # e so #, N 125
# to com. N W u See z, I l, R Is
$136.s0.
PfenniS's Southern Addition.
David Korf-Lot l, w Il Sec Z, I,
p 23-S2o1.96.
Harry T. Parker-Lot Z, N w II, Sec z,
Harry T. Parxer-Lot 9. N w Il. Sec 4,
7 l. r 2S-S4e.e0.
John Andlium-Lot 10. N w Il, Sec. Z.
John Andliuna-Lot IL. W 4. Sec 4.
7 l. r 23-s1S. %.
John Andlium-Lot ~. w 4, Sec Il.
I, + 2S-S1T.5S.
Peter Huetton and wife-s 40 it of lot
S.. N W u; Sec 7, T !. R 2s-s71 As:
lot SO, N W a. Sec z. l. R 2S-$24.94.
Chas Pfennig-Lot 1874, N w II, Sec q,
II /, P 2s-ss2.7s.
Chas. PfenniE-Lot 1871, N w Il. Sec T..
1, r 23-SST.3S
Oscar H. Manthei and Wife-Lot 16S, N
w Il. Sec z /, r 23-S10.sS
End of Pfennig's Southern Addition.
Pfennig & Butchers Liberty Subdivision.
!. I I. r ss9 DsiolSs'' : : = 80
Pfennig & Butcher-Lot 8. N E Il, Sec
Z. T l. R 2S-$1O55.
Pfennig s. Butcher-Lot 4, N e II. Sec
Z, T !, r 23-$9Gse.
Pfennig & Butcher-Lot IS, N f Il Sec
{, 4 /. 2s-S2s.4s.
Virginia Sershon-I,ot 81, E IL, Sec z,
T !. F 2S-S2s.79.
Pfennig & Butcher-Lot 65, F. Il, Sec
Z, Z l, r 23-$91. 65.
End of Pfennig & Butchers Liberty
Subdivision.
Geo. L. Ross--Com on line Of Selma
Ave. zoo # w of w line Of Old Chicago
$50 fl. to com. N E Il. Sec Z. T 1, r %
-l64.51.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-14
Adamsnn,a Snhdirisinn


Achille Curl and Wife--W # of lot S ;
and 80 fit of lot 2, W "A, See 81, 2,
r 2S-S12T.05
Gentle Bros Inc.--Los IS. W Il. Sec
81. T 2, R 2s-sJo2.os
End of Adamson's Subdivision.
Jennie Hastinzs--Com on S line of
Park St g IT i OF E line of Howland
Ave: thence e 1913 #, : 1870 it, w 1913
#. N 100 It to eam- " u, Sec 81, T 2,
Bain's Sub division.
Anna Regh--W 20 fit. more or less Of
lot / /; and w 20 #, more or less of n SIS
# Of lot z. blk II, S E a. Sec So, 2. h
Helen Rogucke-com at w cor of blk j;
thence N 100 #, e Il #, S 100 IT. w to
com, blk IL, S E II, Sec sc, 2. a.
S90.s9.
End of Bain's Subdivision.
H. L. BulIamore Subdivision.
Henry l.. Bullamore-Lot "A, S w "A Sec
SO, II 2 22-$9920.
John j. Sanhuber-Lot SO, w "a, Sec
So, t 2. R 22-S222.S6.
Arvid v. Johnston, Trustee-Lot 50, 5
Elizabeth Wyss-Lot lo4, w a, Sec
SO. 7 2. R 22-$66-7S.
sc. 7 2. r 22-$66.7S.
Elizabeth WysswLot LOG. S W Y. Sec
SO, I 2, r 22-$6S.36.
Elizabeth Wyss-Lot 107, S w "a, Sec
So, 2. R22-$71.37.
End Of II. L. BuIlamore's Subdivision.
Lawndsle Subdivision.
Paul A. Grewe-Lot 81, w u, Sec So
Walter Burke-LOt 81. w u, Sec SO,
z. r 22-$57.3S.
Albert Greb-Lot SO. " 4, Sec Sc. 7
., T. 22-S56.4S.
Charles A. Schilling and Wife-Lot 126,
S w u, Sec SO, T 2, R 22-S135.42.
End of Lawndale Subdivision.
Hannah Park Subdivision.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-14
CITY OF KENosHA.
FIRST WARD.

kANOk W 1AsAs
Lake View Sub. of Pt. Of Blks. II and IL.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust Co., trns-
tee-Lot Z, w u, Sec 80. T 2. 2S-
End Ui Of Lake View Sub. of PIT Blks IA & Is.
g. N. Kimball Est.--Blk 81. + VI. Sec
81, 2, r 2s-$t .695.83.
Durkee's First eastern Addition.
Frederick Perkinp---Lot II, blk 2, n w u.
Sec S. T j, n 2S--&15s.86.
End of Durkee's First Eastern Addition.
Knapp's Subdivision.
- End of Knapp's Subdivision
James J. Hcyt--Com 40S 2-S # w of r
line Of II sec on S line of Deoning ST..
thence S to C. Lees land, w to alley. TO
R asMsrss.c7.
Mary n Singer-Com on w line of Elk.
change ST., 80 # of E cor of Hale's
land; thence w i5o #, 3 % T., = 1Se ut u.
W. D. Sydney q wife--Com 90 rds s Of
s E cor of Lot Is and on w line OF Park
Ave. thence Sc #, " 80 It, 80 It: e
90 # 70 com, N E ~ Sec 8. 7 l. & Is
Asnes Hannah & VIM. E. OBrien--Com
SO rds S Of the S cor OF Lot II on "
line Of Chicago St, thence IL IDS Ss!s
I. e, com. 4 IS' 4. Sec 8. !. 4 as-sssss,. :.
Arthur J. Fitchett Wife-Com 2SS #
Of w line Of Chicago ST.. on linz OF
strong st. thence w T.s II. N TO 8 Inc
Of lot owned By Wilson. about 90 #. more
or less. E 37.5 IT, SO # to com, n E u.
Sec s. !, r 23-$63. ~
John Sershon q Wne-Com on line of
Julius St, ii rds Of w line Of E " of u
acc. themes E 40 S-24 #, 1885, #. w
so SO #. N to com. u. Sec s. l.
2S-s100.G7.
Chas, A. Sehaffer-Com 90 rds IL # s of
Z cor of Lot II. thence w M5.75 #. S
40 fl, g 1875 #, N 40 It to com, z u.
Sec 6. T /, r 23-$l5721.
Robert v. Baker, ct. al-Lot 10 and IS
of Lot 20: also com the line of Day.
ton St., 1S3 # w Of the w line of Chicago
St. thence w 1921 It, rs #. w to w
line of Lot Is, N to N line of Lot IS. E 275
#, to com, N E Il, Sec 8. l, r "a
$456.4e.
Nichols & Holmes Addition.
Sarah J. Keeman-Com 100 # of N e cor
of blk on w line Of Bond St.. thence w 90
u. Sec 6. T l, r 23-$I2e.e7.
Tsador Karlin, ct, al.-Com on s line of
Elizabeth ST.. ei1s # w Of the w line OF
Bond ST., thence w Is It. S. #. Is #,
N 65 # to com, blk 5. N E Il, Sec 8.
I'll, 1S-$26.2S.
Frances Smiths A # of Lot 9. blk IL,
M Il Sec 6, /. r 23--$114.6S.
Frank Swift-Lot 4. blk IL, n E II, Sec
6. !. r 23-S17P.S3.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-14

John Koloski--W y N w fir u, SEC 2. T
i, r 90, 100 acres--$l5S.29.
Paul wisnefski--E u, E q and cor u,
Sec Z T u / e; 20 ae = ! q,
T /. R 20. 80 acres-s1eo.S1.a
Peter Frandsen--32 acres off S w u. Sec
s, r /, r 20. 80 acres-$765. o9.
Arthur Bloss-A parcel of land N OF CEN
'sl A rthDpi' B Sss *. n ea Il ss:ss;
Sec 15, 4 i, R 20, IS acres--$ie8.5e.
Arthur Bloss-N w IL, Y, ex 8
acres, Sec Is. T !, R 20. 81 acres--se7 20.
$ las #. E 255 #. n i7s #. Sec Il. i i.
r 20, acre-$l5.65.
u, Sec 20. T /. R 20, 10 acres-s1i.6o.
Bertha G. and W, f. Raymond-N w fir
u. en- p acres, Sec 81. T l. R 20, S5.4s
II. ]. Baur-s5o # land. lake front. on O.
G. Nelson. Sec %. l. 2o--$io2. Sc
j. A. schuelke-N w u. sec 80. l. R
J. 4. schuelke-N ps Lot and E pt Lots
2 and 8. Sec 80, T |. R 20. SO acres-s55. 81.
J. A. Schuelke--E u, N E u. Sec 80.
/, r 20, so acres-$l1sy64.
u, Il. Sec 80. T /. R 20. 8 acres
Joe Duffy-s E cor y. E u. Sec so.
/, R 20, 4.5o acres-s14.S7.
Mrs u osai & Saa ans !. sS1 I
Sec 80, r /, r 20, 81 acres-.-Sa5.s 81.
Mrs. Katherine Frazier--5 acres off w
u. N 4. ", SEQ SO. 1,,B 20. acres
-$Ts.56,
Geo. Dunford-S w u, N w u. Sec So,
r /, X 20, 40 acres-$46.4o.
j. w. Van Duzer--S a. N " u, and pit
w Il, N E u, Sec s5, T l, r 20. 100 acres
--SI67.S6
Masking and B. STRAWBERRY acres E side
w ". Sec S5, T l, r 20. 67.25 acres
$9l.T5 u
First North Addition to the Village Of
Salem.
Lone Oak Club-l,ot IS. Sec 10. T /.
eO--$2S.69
G. II. Jesperson--i Lot, Sec 20, /. r
z0-S6y5T.
End of First North Addition to the
Village Of Salem
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-14

FOURTH WARD.
Strong & Theleen's Subdivision
of Fisk's Addition.
Mario Gastaldi--Pt Of lots 2 and 3. Com
at pt in line of Park St IS # " Of
w line of Lyman Ave-; thence 80 It.
1e2 n p as It s 1872 # to beg. Blk g,
S w Il. Sec 81, T 2, r 23-$s2 So.
Ptter Tacki-N AZ # of lot 10, blk 4, S
w u. Sec 81, 2. r 23-S127.72.
End Of Strong & Theleen's Subdivision
Of Fisk's Addition.
MagiIPs Subdivision.
Peter Game Engstrom-Com 80 # S of
N w cor of lot 4 thence 81 #, 100
f. N 40 #. w 100 # to com. S w ", Sec
81, T 2, 23-S103 20.
End Of MagiIFis Subdivision.
, 1925-07-22

II is hereby brought to public no.
! tice that Trademark No. A, 1876,
which was registered in the United
States Patent Office, Washington,
DC, on July 4, 1905, in the name of
The Curtis Publishing Company of
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a cor
poration organized and existing I'M
der the laws of the State of Penn
sylVania, and which was registered
on November 27, 1920, in the Office
of the Government Secretary of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States,
has, under date Of March "A, 1925,
been renewed at the United States
Patent Office, Washington, D. c.,
for a period Of twenty years from
July 4, 1925, unless sooner termi-
mated by law, and that the renewal
has this date been recorded in the
Office of the Government Secretary
oil the Virgin Islands Of the United
States, at st. Thomas, in accord
ance with the provisions in the re-
gulations governing the registrar
ton Of Patents and Trademarks
in the Virgin Islands, approved 30
June, 1920.
Government Of the Virgin Islands,
Saint Thomas,
july 9, 1925.
c. S BAKER,
Government Secretary