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e a I Estate N
e w s
Brunswick Flat,
On Madison Av.
Corner, Sold
Bankers* Trust Co. Sells the I
Apartment at 89th St.,
With Two Dwellings Ad?
joining on the Avenue
Other Fast Side Trading
Woman Buys Lexington A v.
and 53d Street Corner;
Sale? on the West Side
-j.e g, tory apart- !
..'. i st corner of Madi- ?
-on Avenue and Eighty-ninth Street,;
together witli the two adjoining three-1
?tory dwellings, 1232 and 12 14 Madi-1
son Avenue, have hin sold by the
Bankers' Trust Comp; ny, through Mr. j
Michaeli ficer, represi :
com] any. Tho Bruns- i
wicl5 front! - 9 feet on the avenue
? 138.11 feet on Eighty-ninth
? y line of 100 8
ei ion ol 62 ! ! '? I.
?j . ? ? 18 ' ? . i, tin
t'-ree pri ? - ' vine a coml
>ve, 63.2 feet. Brown,
; ny, Inc., was ;;."
broker,
Other East Side Trading
The Emj ire Mortgage y sold
to Bertha F. Ac! ? lis 610 Lexi
Avenue, noi coi m r ol Fifty
thir ; Sin t, , five ? \ ry fiat an I store,
?1x68
; Meril Realty (
Id to a 3
? .. Park
Avenue. 27x I ' dl erg and
Rene ?i. K; :. tein wen I kcrs.
Id to Minnie Mun
?? ? ? 222 East
fl
I thi four-story
? : ?-'.?? ?' ? .', :.... - Eighty- :ont.l
Street
Id to Anton B.
?? ? i Sti iet, a five
t, 10
Manfi ild to the Hop?
kins Hold ? ' - : E ' 110th
Street, i fl ? . with
sor- - '
I. ? ? Id 62 East 112th
Stri ? '. rv flat hous ? wil h
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Max ' .' 1 to J o.l,.;- man -~~i
ir-story
tener
Eva Goldfinger
tht nent house 1 403
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at 15 Lei
Street es of tho It
twi ? : of 100 feet ac?
quire?! b; r. About. 80
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the '. . ' ? teen
mor.1
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\nna R. Spring !
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i. the broker
Bu: ing on West Side
Mai y 1 to Helen L.
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copy FOR
REAL ESTATE
ADVERTISING
intended for this Real Estate
Section of the Sunday Tribuno
mu? h- delivered COM
PLETE to The Tribunt
of'Cf not later than 4 o'clock
?o Saturday afternoon.
COMPLETE means
that mats or cuti
:...'! be provided
-.?//i the copy for
any il'.ustra'.icr.s,
specirl borden ir
special signatures.
Advertt?ing received too late
for insertion in the Real E?
Ut? Section will be inserted
,n another section.
Homo Buyers Select
Houses on West Side
M<>** of the Sales Reported Ye?.
terday Are of Dwellings
in This Section
- :u\v T. C. Patrick sold to Agnes
Mnegan the throe-story dwelling 329
West Forty-sixth Street, 10.8x100.5.
Eva E. Cantor sold to Marion B. de
w?Ztfa_.-th_! four-story dwelling 115
>ves. Lighty-aecond Street, 10x102 2
Herman Kuhlmann sold to Ferdinand
?;,>Jax>mihan the four-storv dwelling
-b?J West Eleventh Street. 25x101.9.
Alice \\ilhams sold to Mary A.
t Knen the four-story and basement
WeilOOB W0St Sixty-third street, 1
Buying in Harlem District
John T. Hogan sohl the two three-!
story dwellings 516-518 East 120th
Street. I,.0x100 each, to Casimir Pitti |
and Charles Glauda, respectively.
Lillian A. Maloney sold to Cornelius',
\. McLaughlin the three-story dwelling
lo3 West 126th Street, 16.10x100.
Carl H. Pitman sold the three-story
dwelling 102 West 130th Street, 18x
The Edmund Francis Realty Com
pany sold to Annie K. Lewis the live
story dwelling 2,09 West 137th Street,
'. s.\ mo.
Owner of Madison Avenue
Properly Forms Corporation
A corporation, known a* 231 Madison
Avenue lnc? with J. A. Migdal presi
I as been formed to take over the
four-story und basement house at \ihe
ithwest cowur of Madison Avenue
and Thirty-Seventh Street, opposite the
J. P. Morgan block. Mr. Migdal bought
April, when it was announced
he would convert, it for business. The
building stands on lot 27.8x95.
-.?9
Liberty Council Catholic Club
Buys House in 51st Street
The Liberty Council Catholic Club
has bought from Mary C. Donohue the
four-story dwelling at 414 West Fifty
first Street, on a lot 25x100.5, near
Ninth A-. cnue,
! ?'?? Elliman leased tor th:> Savoy
- Company offices in 226 Lafay
? ' ? Street to ,1. D. Dias.
St. James Church Acquires
House in East 87th Street
St. James Church acquired from
tm 14 Stewart and others the
"'.- house, 341 East Eighty-sev?
enth Stri -, 1 ' tween First and Second
s, 25x100.8. It abuts the edifice
o?' the Church of the Holy Trinity in
Eighty-eighth Street.
$250,000 Rental for House
In East 56th Street
The Wheel? r Realty Corporation
Icasi d for Marie (.. Currier the build?
ing at 10 East Fifty-sixth Street, for
twenty"' years, at an aggregate
rental of $25 i,( 00, to a client, who will
iately alter the house for busi
use.
New Building for Pearl Street
The Chesebrough Building Company
has plans filed for a three-story of?
fice building to replace the old
tigs at 10-14 Pearl Street, ad?
join ng the Chesebrough Building.
CI mon & Russell, architects, estim?t.'
the cost at $25,000.
Brooklyn Man Purchases
Fine Estate at Katonah
Fish & Marvin sold for Dr. William
y his property at Katonah, com
nty acres, residence and out?
buildings, to R. J. Traube, of Brooklyn.
Recent Buyers of Realty
ert Mendelsohn, of Hartsdale,
X. Y., is the purchaser of 123 West
Eighty- even h Street, a three-story
-. sold recently by Dr. Edward
E. Pratt through the M. Morgenthau
Jr. Company,
I rede rick D. Phillips is the purchaser
Iwelling at 115 East Thirty
?old recently by Pay
!.. Merrill Company for the es?
tate of Frederick K. Trowbridge.
The newly formed 2->4 Bleecker
et Ci rporation is the buyer of the
frame buildings at tho seuthwest cor
ner of Bleecker and Carmine streets,
te s ? ^ 1 c e n 11 y.
Pauline Gross is the purchaser ot
the dwell ?? at 307 West 102d Street,
recenl ly.
Phelps Building Corporation is
the buyer of the dwelling at 326 East
eventh Street.
0 . estate of Mary Lilly, and not
Mary V. Stockhammer, is the seller of
.iwelling at 101 East Ninety
Street to Mary Rivenberg, re?
t? ??ot rod.
Mrs. Shouts Allowed to Sue
Action Against Estate of Her
Husband for S 100.000
Mrs. Milla D. Shonts obtained per?
il from Surrogate Foley yester
..-. : . bring suit against the Guaranty
Trust I ompany, temporary administra
(1 i' of the estate of her husband, Theo
<.;??? P. Shonts, former president of
the Intcrborough Rapid Transit Com
] . iiv. to recover $100,000.
.Mr. Shonts left the greater part of
I ; 1 state to Mrs. Amanda C. Thomas,
a friend, lie made no provision for
Mr . Shonts except to acknowledge an
... to hi :? of $100,000, which
?? .-, loan i" him from his wife. Mrs.
s ought to c? ?lect tins money
rom DeLanc y Nicoll and Edward J.
4 rwind, executors under the will of
he; hui'-btind, and later made a similar
, tu n ! upon the Guaranty Trust Corn?
ell \.. - appointed temporary
?ministrator when the widow con
??! the will. The money was not
i 1, ;.: ! Mrs. Shonts has decided to
ui for it
-m
' Bride Accused as Burglar
Charged V* ilh Looting Sister-in
Law's Hope ("best
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 22. Lar?
ceny of ??1,500 worth of linen and sil
vi rware from the hope chest of her
iv was charged against Mrs.
? Yet ten, bride of Le Baron Yet
,,? Wi ' Newton, in the Superior
Court to-day. Miss Lucille Yetten,
daughti ?- of Jasper tl. Yetten, a Wal
thain business man. was named as com
pla inant.
Mrs. Yetten was accompanied in
court by her physician. After her plea
of not guilty had been entered her
father, John A. MacLeun, of Brookline,
gave the required surety of $1,500.
According to the Waltham police, the
Ye'ten residence here was robbed Au?
gust 10, while the members of the
K wore away.
-,. ? '?
Polite Man Robs Sisters
They Encounter Stranger and
Then Eind Rooms Ransacked
When the Misses Isabel and Betty
:' 1 i,? Twenty-third Street,
,'st, I.? I., returned to their
. ie, ,,,. .u.: ,!iy afternoon they
stranger coming ?mi of the
ng. They described him as "one
of ? ? ? olitest men they had ever met."
When they reached their apartment
the Misses Poteat found it topsy-turvy.
.. roon ; had been ransacked. Sus?
picion pointed to the polite man the
women met at tho entrance.
Much jewelry is missing.
Water St. Building
Sold at $2,500|
A Front Foot!
Structure Taken Over by
Publisher at a V r ice
Said to Establish a New!
Tobacco District Record
The United States Tobacco Journal!
and The Phonograph and Talking Ma?
chine Weekly, trade journals, of which
Edward II. Davis is business manager,
have bought from the estate of Fred
Schulz the live-story building 146
Water Street, 22x80. The purchase!
price is reported at more than $2..000 a I
front foot, sr.nl to establish a record
for the Water Street tobacco district.:
The building will be occupied by the
publications on the expiration of leases
next May.
The sellers had owned tho property
since 1880. Every other building in the
block, excepting one, is owned ami
occupied by a tobacco concern. Cam
mann, Yorhces &. Floyd were the
brokers.
Part with Old 14th Street Holding
Duross Company sold for the De
Peyster estate, Farmers' Loan and
Trust Company, trustees, the vacant
lot 137 West Fourteenth Street, 25x
10'?, to a client, who will erect a loft;
building partly for his own use. This
property has been in the ownership of
the De Peyster family for 100 years.
Thompson Street Factory Sold
Ludwig Harburg sold the seven-story
factory 01-93 Thompson Street, r>0,2x
100. The new owner is a corporation
known as 91-93 Thompson Street, Inc.,;
formed at Albany Thursday with 1.
REAL ESTATE?SA 1,15 OK KENT
Manhattan
FOU SIX' MONTHS?TTanilsomely fur- !
nished residence on Hudson River, near
Dyckman Bt.. three large bedrooms, sil-:
vim-, ilr.e.n; garage; $80 weekly. Telephone
Wadsworth 7040.
REDUCTION IN PRICE
For quirk action. Owner is now willing to
poll three-story and basement 10-room house,
with electricity, in good order for $29,000.
Between West End ave. and Riverside Drive, '
close to S6th st. Price just reduced from !
$02,500. Immediate possession.
WI lOD, DOLSON CO.,
Bway tr 80h st 1100 Schuyler.
$6,000 CASH buys 4-story and basement, 10
room, 5-bath private dwelling, suitable for
rooming house, In lower 80s, near Central
l'ark. House equipped with electricity. Price
$28,000.
WOOD, DOLSON CO.
R'way & 80th st. 1100 Schuyler.
Long Island
FREEPORT.
For Palp, beautiful home, 281 W. Mer
ricl< Road, 12 rooms, 3 baths, billiard
room; every modern improvement, rxc I
Unl condition; two-car garage; plot it:!
x320; Inspection Invited; owner occupl?
Teli ph? iir : S S Fi ? ???, ort or G012 1 '? cat ur.
Queens
EASY HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT -
G room;. 2 baths, In restricted n? ':!.! ir
hood, cash required $2.000, balance like
rent ; must be seen to be appr?cia teil ; ?al
i'iO busine ?'. ref i r? nces required, i lebn ?
I1'?. 23d ?at., Jackson Heights. Elmhurst,
convenient to 00th st station, Qu ? :. boro
subway (.Corona line), Phono 2661 New
town.
Westohester
YONK ERS? FOR PA LE
I.M .M ICI.) IA T?O OCCUPANl V
CoLnlal house, ?'ight rooms, two baths,
laundry and toilet, open fireplace, stono
chimney, large porches, hardwood floors,
hot water heat, gas, electricity; stono
Karat,-., h.-ated; best residential section,
mar churches and schools; reasonable
terms. 1. P. CUNNINGHAM, CO.! Palisade
ave., Yonkers. Phone 1570.
New York State
TOR RAT.E?Orange County, New York;
elevation 1,500 feet; country home, _?r
ag", stabii-s and barns; practically new; all
modern improvements; with about twenty
acres of grazing land and orchards. Writ?
for particulars. Ac.drcas Box C 155,
Tribune.
New Jersey
HOME AND INVESTMENT
Two family, 15 rooms; 2-car garage; sun
parlors; built, 1919, under owner's p? r
sonal supervision; everything strictly mod?
ern. Clinton Hill, Newark's 1" st section,
2 blocks to trolley. Business reasons force
own. r to sacrifice. Buy now before pri?es
advanee. Investigad this real barga n.
MOORE, 301 S?v?. nth Ave., Newark.
Phone 3210 Branch Bn uk.
IMMED1 \T10 POSSESSION?Will sacrifice
1 family house, recent ly complel ? d, Ii
rooms bath, all conveniences, plot 30x100
ft., rest i n", "i!, 2 'iiinut.'s from Ampen sta?
tion D. !.. ?% \V. Coal In. Price $P
cash $2.000, very easy terms, Owner, 10
Newfield st. (17th).
CRAXPORD, NO .1. -Modern house In every
particular, 7 large rooms, all improvi
ments; gas. electricity, hot-water heat, In?
stantaneous water heater; choice location,
5 minutes from station; garage for 2 cars;
winter coal in cellar. Owner, 201 Walnut
?iv, Phono Cranford 37.
MONTCLAIR. N . J.
Houses for Sale-?- $7.000 to $70.000.
Houses for rent ? furnished and unfurnished
SIMPSON-MERRITT CO.
Montclair, N. J.?Phone 4040-4041.
FOR SADE or EXCHANGE for Cl.n
EqulU Two lots, .ach 50x100, in de?
sirable r? sldential section of Engb wood,
N. .1. F. A. Clarke, 0?.;i2 Ingleslde nv .,
Chicago, 111.
I TO LET l?OIc BUSINESS PURPOSE.
-Manhattan
I.OFT. 50x200, third floor. G27-041 West 40.1
st.. elevator, 11i.r 111 on all sides, alternat?
ing ami direct currents, sprinkler system.
For full particulars write or phone Mi
.Allen, 007 West 43d; phone Longacre 298.
Long Island
I FACTORIES FOR RENT, 45.000 sq. ft.;
Cool?? 8,000 or 9,000 ft ; ail or separate;
modern buiblings; sprinklered ; elevator,
i electricity, heat; Bradl \ Buildings, 11th st.
and Vernon Av.. Long Islai.d City; 8 min?
utes from Grand Central Station; 2 blooOs
from all subways; five-cent fare; princi?
pals only. Address A J. BRADLEY, owner,
l"i Beekman St., New Vork. Telephone
3601 Bei liman.
APARTMENTS TO LET?UNFURNISHED
Manhattan
DOMESTIC PROBLEMS SOLVED
at 1 West 67th st.; every apartment is con?
necte?! with a central kitchen by means of
electric dumbwaiters, and your own C? I ?
cooked without charge by professional chef ;
we also have a competent maid service, re?
lieving tenants of tho necessity ol
tabling servants; swimming pool In bi
ment; restaurant and grill room; rents no
higher than any other first class aparto ? nt
hotel; one largo and one Binall apartment
available. Telephone Columbus 4204,
MURRAY HILL, 114 Fast 37th St., sm :
exceptional new apartments. Maid serv?
ice.
2 West s 7th Street
Apart ment spe< in lly c? list ; ucted for
lu ici OR I 'It DENTIST
Pi |v ,;?? enti an ???. Rent $2.C
0 R main ? Brown Co., 0'? ' Madi am Ave
22nd :?? : IVi si N? w, mod? . :..
non-hous? keeping ? ne n i two ?
foy? r an ! bath. $1050 to ?
;.7t> ST., OS WEST?-Unusual par
beautiful dining room, large living i
bedroom, tiled bath, built-in tub, ;
of closi t spa? e, i\ el : equipped ki!
In ? splendid house on uno of our best
str?-ets. James A. Dowd, .-?74 6th ave.
Circle 02.
-,:.!?. 260 WEST -2 and ."? rooms, bath,
kitchenette; sultablo tor doct? :
: 106TH, S18 WEST- Four and five room
apartments; high class; h 11 ?
pro\ ments; rent 57 I ? to 12,700 D? ? ?
. i,'?, .v.- Goldfarb, 399 Broad? ?. Tel Worth
S148.
APARTMENTS TO LET?FI RNISIIEI)
Manhattan
PARK AVE Beaut ?fully furn
rooms. 0 baths; I months oi longer;
$070 a mi nth ; linen ml Iverwai
eluded. Phone 9042 1.? m \
8TH ST., Is EAST?Studio api nt;?pa
c.ii us living rom-:, t.- droom, foi er, bath;
southern and northern exposure; fireplace,
: overlooking garden; seen a to 6. Tough.
76TH ST., 32 EAST?Elegantly furnished
.' rooms ami bath; maid service. Phone
Rhlnulander 3460.
O'Leary, W. M. Kurt/, and M. lUichter
as directors.
Sale of Twenty-sixth Street Factory
The five-story factory 328-330 East
Twenty-sixth Street, 50.4x98.8, hua
leen sold by German Kahn and others
to the :?_H Easl Twenty-sixth Street
Realty Company.
Sale of Seventy-third Street Garage
George S. Knnk sold for the Armon
Realty Corporation the three-story
gniftgc 170 East Seventy-third Street,
25x100.
Corporation Gets Kitil<liii?_
In Wost 55lh Street
Cross & Brown leased the building
637 to 645 West Fifty-fifth Street to
the Frigidaire Corporation; the store
91A Worth Street to Jenkins, Kreer
Company, Inc.; with A. M. Gitterman,
space at 576 and 57S Fifth Avenue to
Attractions Distributing Corporation;
space at .LOS Broadway to Thcbest Mills
Company; at 240 to 0! 10 West Sixtieth
Street in Stevens-Duryea, Inc.; at 108
and 110 Duane Street to Edward Perl
berg, an?! 1.2 .100 East Fifty-seventh
Street to Annie McConnachie.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased
the store and basement 12 Elm Street
to Michael Halleron for five years
from November 1. Mr. Halleron will
extensively alter the building for a
restaurant.
l'a.ven McL, 'Merrill Company
REAL ESTATE
leased offices at 20 West Fiftieth
?Street to Dr. John S. Thachor and ad?
ditional space at 19 East Fifty-sixth
Street to Stair & Andrew.
?
Plan Nine-Story Apartment
For East 81st Street Site
Tho Terrain Realty Company, E.
Hart jr., treasurer, which purchased
from the estate of Eliza S. Lyle 112,
111 and 116 East Eighty-first Street
last Bpring wiii immediately proceed
with the erection of a nine-story
apartment house. Finns for the house
have been filed by Architect Herbert
Lippmann. They call for an H-shaped,
building with three apartments on a
floor, two in the front and one i.. the
rear. The apartments will bo ready
for occupancy October 1, 1921. The
M. Morgenthau jr. Company will man?
age the building.
Estate at Millburn Sold
The Fayson McL. Merrill Company
i sold for Mrs. Rhoda C. F. Clark to Wal
| ter C. Shoup her property on Wood
' crest Avenue, Millburn, N. J., known
' as Tree-tops, containing about two
I acres, with dwelling and garage.
-a-_
Buys Home in Yonkcrs
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Com?
pany sold to Felix De Li?e, o1' this city,
the dwelling 452 Van Cortlandt Park
Avenue, Yonkcrs, through Thomas S
Burke.
REAL ESTATE
OWNERS
IMPROVE YOUR PROPERTY
1?? Il suitable for alterations whir h will pivr ?ood living; quarters for
several families and so INCREASE your INCOME?
Our facilities enable us to CONSTRUCT and FINANCE any Improve?
ment s.
Si n 1 us full particulars on your property and let us submit our propo
bu Ion to you.
This advice entails no obligation on your part.
A-.T CONTRACTING CO., INC.,
BUILDERS
101 Park Avenue, New York City.
MANHATTAN REAL IOS LATE
QUEENS REAL ESTATE
Adjacent to 5th Ave.
Offices or Showrooms
With Exceptional Light
In The Haviland Building
11 East 3oih St.
0 ? igh i" 10 Enal 0 7i h St.
Two Entire Floors
About L5.000 Sq. Pt.
EXTREMELY LOW RENT
Will Divide.
Possession At Ones.
FRED'K FOX & CO., Inc.
14 Vif. 40th St. Tel. Vanderbllt 540
~xm?.?iY.erz?ra'^i-txJctrzrrz?rj?jir,.^^
Lsl?iblislicd 1852
Horace S. Ely ?l Co.
REAL ESTATE
21 Liberty Street
mtOOKLYN REAL ESTATE
8STH ST., NEAR SHOPxE ROAD
Musi ? : ileatli in familv,
beautiful ie-1'ai . ?. house;
rom b I porcl ?: 2 car
,.- ..i . ? ?? . ? . price, fis,i D. Will also
i on pr? mises, Ti 1,
W'ESTCIIESTEK COI MV REAL ESTATE
II 10 tons
Henry 12J
RYE, U, Y.
CO?TRAME DWELLING, 0 rooms, hath.
all imp'ls; i. h ? h ai tl : rolh . lo utlon
Ideal ; pi il H "? I'll?. 520 i0 ten -
21?nillCK CALIFORNIA Bl'NtiALOW.
S roi I , all . m rated
near l>? aoh and troll. etc. nan, terms,
??.:>.?AN IMMAIl.V ATTRACTIVE OF
FEH i rooms, bath, all m lern Imp'i ?.
deeping porch, sun parlor; garage; near
b?ai h and trolley. $1
24?5-YEAI?-OI.I), bulll ! r owner, tap.
est ry brick icco, ? roof. 8 i noms,
: tl ara to match d w? Hing. $20,000,
%f% DR?MM?ND ^v^T/v011'
Tel. M. II. 7.0:. . 'I EL. 052.
FOR RENT OH SALE
/: i '.? I, ? :/ .. (.? eral Custcr
10 ROOMS and 3 BATHS
i ' rming cut ? i id nee, at ti actively
igned an ; Id ?ll.\ u-atod with refer
to Station. Hotel Cramatan and
untr.v Club. I... i.. roon spaci ...
; iies: ! il wat ? heat ; 2 car ga rage ;
? ? old shade trees, elegant lawn and
Bw&?xane!l?c.
Phono 1480.
Houses _ Lois in WA. Vernon, K. Y. ;
Fiske Realty Co. ?ft. &V? y'. '
"ALONG .Tilt; sot NT)"
Char,. Field Griffen & Co.
11 LAST l.'l) ST. Ml KUAT. HILL 6441.
NEW JEKSEY KRAI. ESTATE
BOGOTA
? ' ? . ?< ?? n complet ?"! n rid open
foi ? cl m; ?? . ' i i ; 0500 Mel ??
I . ai Life ii in ' " ? 'ompany mortgage
I, .. os n ake it pi Ible to M>il on easy tei ins
liver} Impt ven e and protec
i ion. ' Lou . '.m n n at on. Write, 0 hone in
(?EOliliK ?. IIITC1K (?riv, INC.
Hacken '?' ' Ulli ?? '7 P' He W. it
Shore it It ? ' ??' 1;' "? i ? N. .1. ? ither
rout '? l 1 hum v\ ern
i: Il fr? m Erie H Ii -'- tii n, J rse ? litj
?o ; iogota, X. J., : uh Str. : and rollej
to I A
MPi-rletriM'n N ! Gentleman's Kesidenee.
OITIStOwn, 11. ... iviccil al $27,000.
.?.'...?.
?
. : ; ? n
llltifU
? ' . fruii
?. riera abovi .
? h \ real I i
Dempsey& Higbie, ^Vo"r1stiwn>kN!1jB
MORRISTOWN, N. J.
.
' ?? ourl ipp trees,
... - . . roses, etc.
l>> ice $30,000.
Bempsey & Higbie, ;. "\nMbj:
THF;
BEST
BARGAIN
ONLY Foui
DP _?? I.?
empsey & Kigbie, -
? 1X -
dwell 11 al oui
? 'i':.
Plainfield ?
Id, N. 0 . ,.
. ed :?" 10;
Ii
lust SI 0
. .-? o. nt St.,
. i
Morristown Country Home
baths
.
: n of town 1 acres wei aid Orchard
wit h all : ? ' '
Dp T1-?L:~ Savings ?nnk ?lilg.
empsey & Higbie, Morristown, N. .1.
Ceading ?Jerscv Factories
??38 Broad St
<S}
Feist ??F3_st W*?rs&*M
??GLlWOOD H^iorte"
Ii. Weatherby & Co., F.ng'cwcod, N. J.
F.AST ORANGE M,;?;y.
Six-room I $9,800.
George F. Mack Co. __at'orai ?. o, j
??.'.v,Bernard?7ill?A?taf?
? ? n large rnrne.1. pos'n,
Dc it i ? -n mi, s Bank r,i?tg.,
empsey & Higbie, Morrutown, n. j.
3 NEW ONE-FAMILY HOUSES
6-7-8 ROOMS
FLUSHING, NEW YORK CITY
?Streets Fully Improved.
$1 1,500.$11,760.$14,000
$2,000 Cash?Balance to Suit.
Opernfora Associ?tes Inc.
rnrson.s Ave. and Hyacinth Place,
1 LI SUING, NEW VOKK CITY.
I NFl HMSIIEI) APARTMENTS TO LET
Open for Inspection
NEW BUILDING
The "Hillcrest" Annex
424 W. 116th,v?r.tAvp.
Op. Columbia College Grounds
2 rooms and bath
1st and Ornl floors, large, light and
handsomely finished
ALSO ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR
3-room Studio & Living Apt.
ith ui.usually attractive feature?.
.-. ol front studio room, 00x00,
?ith 15 I?. high cellinn:. Spacious
zu chamber and large, modern,
inltary kitchen. Private roof gar
? n. Annex for exclusive use of
i his apt,
MUST BE SEK.V TO BE APPRE?
CIAT I?; I >.
Ideal location, convenient to transit.
Inquire Hupt, on Premises nr
Harry Goodstein, Builder,
261 B'way, N. Y.
4 AND 5 ROOMS
Every Modern Improvement
Restricted Section of Benson
hurst
Corner 20th and Benson Aves.,
Brooklyn
I GLOCK FROM 20TH AVE. STATION,
BROADWAY-WEST END 8UBWAY.
West 22nd St.
MODERN
STUDIO
APARTMENTS
One and Two Rooms
Foyer, kitchenette, and bath
$1,050 to $1,350
Ready November 15th
JAMES N. WELLS' SONS
191 Ninth Ave. Chelsea 5266
322 Lexington Ave.
3 Baths?Fully Wired
Ch?ties M. Baldwin
542 5th Ave. Murray Hill 4720?I
BROOKLYN
Large Unfurnished Apartment
Kitchen; parquet floor, electricity, white
tile bathroom; refined neighborhood; c?n
i rally located. Lafayette 5312.
SUMMONS
SUPREME CorilT OF THE STATE OF
NEW VORK
ISADORE ESSENEELD and SAMUEL
I.ER.VER, Co-p?rtners, trudln?; under
firm name an 1 style of E.ssenfcld
0 !.'.".?-. Plaintiffs, against EMIL HU
infi .:css umier the firm
ai ? style of 10 Huber & Co .
Defendant Trini desired In New York
? '? ?ntj Summon <.
.me i t ?efendant :
,!?? hereby summoned ti answer ?he
: . and :?? serve a
? ? er .m the Plaint Iffs' At -
twenty 'Otis after the service
exclusive of the day of
In ... ? of ?our falluro to ap
pear, or ai .ver, judgment will he taken
agalnsi you o> default for the relief de
; I in the ? ' mplaint
I al 0 Si pti mher 17, 1920.
l GAINS13URG,
Plaintiffs' Attorney, Offlce and
Post Office Address: 268 Broad?
way, BorouTh of Manhattan
SUPREME COURT, MOW VORK COUNTY
iSADORE ESSENFELD and SAMUEL
LKRNER, Co-partners, trading under
the firm name and style of Essenfeld k
i r, PI ilntiffs, against EM1L HI -
HER loing business under the firm
.. ? : style Of E. Huber & Co.,
Defei
?;? . ?., ?. .? ? amed Defen lant :
. ing summons Is served upon
. ? :. purs ai ? to an order o?
M i I in. one of the
, ' ? ie* Suprema Court of the State
la ?. I the -JO lay of ?)<:tober,
md tiled with the complaint In the
.. Clerk of this Court, at the
.:: House, In the Borough of
.? of New York, State of
' Cated" New York, October 23d, 1920.
I GA1NSBURG.
Attorney for Plaintiffs, Office
g, p O. Address: 25S Broadway,
Borough O? Manhattan, New
I Vork City.
Help Wanted __ _ ? - # Boarders Wanted
B?Br?? Want Advertisements E?gr
Pnsinc? Opportunities_ Losl> Found and Re ward g
?J^OST^FOUND AND REWARDS HELP WANTED FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
$500 REWARD
For ?ny Information ?Vadlng to recovery of
1319 Mercer, sport :.-iodel, gray body, black
wire wheels; cur No. 4,389: motor No.
4.501; license No. 16?.Ill N. Y. C.J stolen
from In front of 241 W. 12th st.. N. Y. C.
on August 27. Communicate with John .1.
Staats. 24 Stone St.. Telephone Broad 1971.
LOST?Saturday e/Vternoon, cloth purse,
containing 3 diamond rings .and 3 safe
deposit keys, somewhere between Strand
Theatre, New York, or Broadhurs' Theatre.
New York, then via Brooklyn subway to
f'ortlandt street station, then to 17? Ful?
ton street. Liberal reward offered. Phone
Evergreen 744 or Prospect 82?.
LOST?Cat. black Angora; answers to
name Fuzzie; left me by my husband,
who wan killed In the Argonne; I should
havo him returned. ?Ion't you think so?
Reward. 570 East 8th st. Tel. Flatbush j
C611. Mrs. N. II. ?.'handler.
LOST?Man's square gold locket, engraved
"B, C. WO;" lost probably on Fifth ave..
In ?hopping district, Wednesday. Suitable
reward it" returned to W. S. Ward, Ward
Baking Co., Southern Boulevard and East
143d, Bronx. Tel. 6100 Melrose.
LOST?MINK stole, 12 tails, somewhat worn;
Columbus Day between West liiOth and
Pennsylvania station by 5th ave. bus; valued
as keepsake; liberal reward; notify Mrs.
Conant, 400 "Vest 160th. Phone Wadsworth
6700.
LOST?Diamond bar pin,. Wednesday, be?
tween 3 and 5, shopping district, 07th st.
and Fifth ave.; reward. Finder return 310
West 79th. Apt. 9 cast. Phone Schuyler
2236. No questions ask?'d.
LOST?Diamond and onyx bar pin; bow
knot design, between 100 East 56th st. ami
51 East 42d st ; liberal reward; no ques?
tions. 8. T. R., Hotel Lorraine, 2 East
40th st.
LOST' neckpiece, stone-marten, October IS;
liberal reward; no questions. Buchberg.
Franklin 5580.
LOST?Seal collar. Broadway car, about
6 o'clock Wednesday. Reward. Phono
14 1 Cliffslde.
Lost Bankbooks
LOST, bankbook No. 299,996 of the Frank?
lin Savlnks Bank. Issued to Margaret
Cronin. Payment stopped. Pleaso return
to bank. 658 Eighth ave., New York I'ity.
All persons are cautioned not to purchase
or negotiate same.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 700,503 of the Union
Dime Savings Hank Is missing. Any person
having a claim t?i it is hereby called upon
to present the same wlihln ten days or
submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one Issued.
LOST?Bankbook No. 201,036, East River
Savings Institution. 2!H Broadway. Pay?
ment stopped. Finder please return to
bank.
Lost?Bankbook No. 154,076 of the Union
Square Savings Bank, 20 Union Square,
New York. Payment stopped. Finder
please return to bank.
LOST?Bankbook No. 7RS.85R, Emigrant
SavingM Bank, 51 Chambers st, Payment
Stopped. Finder please return to bank.
LOST?Bankbook No, 632,690, th?? Green?
wich Savings Bank, 246 Slxtn ave. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST?Bankbook No. 638,180, the Green?
wich Savings Bank, 24?; Sixth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST?Bankbook No. 640,135, the Green?
wich Savings Bank, 246 Sixth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST?Bankbook No. G44.407. the Green?
wich Savings Bank, 246 Sixth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
I.?>ST- Bankbook No. 145.455, North River
Savini',4 Bank, 31 West 34th st. Pay?
ment stopped. Kindly return to bank.
LOST?-Bankbook No. 590.039, the Green?
wich Savings Bank, 246 Sixth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. PU-ase return to bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Sid?
130TH, 11 E3.?Newly furn shed large rooms
suitable two rellned; privates house.
West Sid.
ELEGANT ROOM?Quiet, restful room In
private apartment ; just the place for
business man who enjoys refined surround
Ings at a reasonable cost; Riverside Drive, |
convenient to U6th :?t. subway and bus;
references exchanged. Phone Riverside 29S4.
RIVERSIDE DR. 230?5 room furnished
apartment y> sublet to right person.
31ST ST. AND 8TII AV.
PENN. POST HOTEL AND ANNEX
A step to Broadway; opposite Pennsylvania!
Station and General Post Office; 200 bright,
cheerful rooms for men, many facing on
wide, airy plaza.
ALSO TURKISH BATH, S3LF-SERVICE, 50?: j
Steam. ? lectrlclty, shower and tub bath at
1 your convenience. A place you will like.
Transient?, $1.50 up; permanents, $S up.
Telephone Chelsea 514.
S5TH ST., 300 W. (half a block Riverside
Drive, s6th st. subway station) ? Beauti- i
fully furnished parlor and bedroom, adjoin- ;
; ing bath; American gentleman; highest
? references. Reed.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE (near 96th) -Hand?
somely furnished room to let high class
business man; references exchanged. Phono
Riverside 2984.
69TH ST., 1 WEST?Bedroom and sitting
room suite, beautifully furnished; over?
looking park and southern exposure; rea?
sonable; for one gentleman only. Phone
Columbus 49?3'.'.
84TH ST.. 141 WEST -Suite of ?, well fur?
nished rooms; suitable two or three gen?
tlemen, or couple; board optional, Tele?
phone Schuyler 6986, Dauphin.
113TI-I, between 7th and 8th Avs.- Beau?
tiful large double front room; exquis?
itely furnished; buslnesj couple. Pin n?;
i Cathedral 6159.
11STII ST., 357 WEST?Artistically fur
nished room in high class elevator apart?
ment; references. Carpenter.
119TH (1925 7th ave.)?Well furnished,
largo sitting room with connecting bed?
room; kitchen privilege; reasonable. Keiler.
124TH ST. (34 Mt. Morris Park West)?Weil
furnished large rooms; well kept house;
$12 up.
129TH, 60 W. ? Parlor, bedroom; suitable
2 gentlemen or business couple; twin
beds; all conveniences; reasonable; sub?
way, L. Apt. 3-0.
137TII (58 Edgecombe ave.)?Two room
suite, elegantly furnished, connecting
ba l h ' "in . reasonable.
WORTH WHILE INVESTIGATING
139TH, 272 W.?Nicely furnished, light,
large, outside room for 1 or 2, Lei ike
lit; 11. 510 W Nicely furnished, unfur
lsheil room; eiev. ; elec. Mark,"?. And 921.
Brooklyn
DEGRAW ST.. 374?Room with running
water; private family; hall room, busi
I ness people preferred. Phone Henry 2121.
BOARDERS WANTED
8?D, 7.07 W. ? Exceptional accommodation,
with refined, attractive surroundings,
home table; reference,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Do mea tic
CHAMBBRMAID?Maid in an apt.. 471
Park av., apt 9-B. Call Monday between
9 and 10.
CHAMBERMAID, competent, Scandinavian;
private family. 11 W. 7tith st
HOUSEKEEPER wanted in small Jewish
orphanage; must come well recom
' mended; state salary expected. Apply
I Superintendent. FalrvUw, Erie County, Ba.
HOUSEKEEPER, working, apt In city. 4
In family, sle'-p In or out; on" other
maid kept. Gramercy 2266, b'ifore '.?.30
and .ift-r 5 p. m.
HOUSEWORKER?Apartment in city; on
other muid kept. Telephone Grai crcy
22 ?'? before 9:30 a, m. or after 5 p. m.
f. -
HOUSEKEEPER, white, ?leep In or out;
?city references. Call evenings, 353 West
57th st. Columbus ^74o. Drak?-.
HOUSEKEEPER; competent girl, no wash?
ing; references. S4$ Park Place. Phone
Lafayette 5 45.1.
MAIL'S, 2 friends or couple to do entire
w.irk In apt., 4 In family; sleep horn?.
Tel. Gramercy 2206, before 9:30 and after 5
p. m.
WAITRESS, competent, for country, year
round; small family; wages $65 to $70;
Scanlinavlan only. <~-a.Il Hotel Webster,
40 West 45th St.. Friday, Room 4?.
MiscellaneoB?
A DIFFERENT
POSITION
Long Distance Tele?
phone operating is dif?
ferent. It is entirely
different from ordinary
clerical or detail work.
You are in actual con?
tact with people in
other cities, some ot
them t h o 11 s a n d s of
miles away?cities you
may never have been in
or seen.
Girls and young women
are wanted for these
positions.
No previous experience
required.
Write
for further information
or applv at
2 East 28th St.
Cor. 5th Ave.
or
24 Walker St.,
two streets below Canal St.
New York City
AMERICAN
TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAF! I COM FAX Y.
FORELADY?Clean light assembling metal
work; good opportunity; steady employ?
ment. W. R. Ostrander & Co., 1433 De
Kalb ave., Brooklyn.
GIRL?Wanted, Gentile, over IS; office
work; good at ligures and writing.
Room 05. 4! Maiden lane.
SALESWOMEN
MARK CROSS CO.,
104 Fifth Avenue,
require saleswomen in their
glove department.
STENOGRAPHER?High school graduate;
at least two years' experience accurate,
Intelligent. Excellent opportunity for ad?
vancement for young woman with ambi?
tion and initiative. Telephone Miss Sims.
Murray Hill 7904. for appointment.
Instruction
BURROUGHS
Operators are placed immediately In good
paying positions after completing our spe?
cial three weeks course of Instruction on
BURROUGHS CALCULATING AND
BOOKKEEPING M ACH INKS
Day or Evening Classes Enroll Xow.
BURROUGHS SCHOOL FOR OPERATORS
117 Broadway New York Cor Vesev St.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Over 16 years of age.
Good Hours.
Salary to start $1 3.
Opportunity for Rapid Advancement
Luncheon Served Free.
Apply In Person between 0 and 4:30 o'clock
Room 5933, Metropolitan Building
1 Madison Avenue (at 23d Street)
New York City.
BOYS from 14 to 11 for messenger and
general office work; good opportunity
for Industrious boys. Apply 104 Nassau
st.. 2d floor.
BOY?Office boy, Christian, for reliable
firm; excellent advancement. Call at
office, Hasa'rd Mfg. Co., 533 Canal st.
BOYS over 15 on light ne tal work; ad?
vancement for steady workers. 14 I De
Kalb av., Brooklj n.
FACTORY clerk and helpers; light work,
steady job. 143S DeKalb av., Brooklyn.
FOREMAN.
THOROUGHLY FIRST
CLASS, HIGH GRADE,
EXPERIENCED FORE?
MAN WANTED FOR
SMALL BOILER SH( >P
DOING ONLY HIGH
GRADE WORK. PITTS?
BURGH DISTRICT.
PERMANENT POSI?
TION FOR PER MA?
NI? XT MAX. ADD Rio S S
T II E D R A VO CON -
TRACTING COMPANY,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MECHANICS (Ford) Men with experl
ence In Ford service stations only need
apply, shop well '. entl lal ed . plentj :
light. Triangie Servi?..? Station. 6VJ Jack- j
son ave., Long Island ?'ay.
OFFICE-BOY, 15 to 17 years old; com- i
inercia! house. Apply 60 Wall st.. Room i
401.
OFFICE BOY t?, connect with llrm. Ouross
Co., 155 W. 14th St. Call afti
?MStrnct?on
Auto?Engineering Institute
? 14th year: 2,000 students: 800 graduates
Learn a trade.
' Auto shop. - ' ng Lighting
: ?: ". ing, ' ixy ? eldii b
Batten
. anlzing.
40 ? ? her course! ? . ?tlgate
Free Pass and B
Bedford Branch Y. M. C. A.
I 1125 Bedford Ave . Brooklyn.
j LEARN TO be A CHAUFFEUR Pleasant,
! profitable work; day and evening cla.iMe_
Stnd fir free bookh't and visitor's pans.
. West Olid? Y. M. C. A.. 308 West ?J7th ???
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks
COOK?Young v.>-'.an with ten ?
boy wish? ?? position '?? Ith coupl ?; 0
? ook . n ' washing b? il
t.? llor st ?re 354 7'. it Ho
boken, N. J Ph i
AND WAITRE1
- - Eng - '. ' enees. Leht l'a
Vgency, 58 East : . . i
ii.i-0'iii 5515._
Leneral JUouseworkers, Etc.
HOU8EWORKERS- Day workers, cook,
waiti esses ? ha md
dresses. Lehtl'a Agency, 58 East 125th *?..
\ Telephone Harlem
.-~.~ ? . ... ' m, ...... ^TE3
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
CHAUFFEUR. - Inn lllgent,
Christian; private. Santareiera, Bad' lift
?t.. Corona. L. I.
O VR1 'ENER Bup.
engagei ent ??ti private estai l * )'"?"'
in last
Marshall, George st Tenafly, f?. J.
GARDENER Married Scotchman, 16 %?????*
. xi"T'. : ? ,..',? r- ??? ' 1
Box 506, White Plains. N. Y
JAPANESE domestic Betp t?y professional
workers. 106 West 40th st.. Bryant 7T87
96S?.
MAN. Colored, capable and trustwortl .
handy with t? Is, \! refi rei :e?, wants
occupa i Ion with ~y I o.
J. D.. care lies. 15i W. Mist St.
PAINTING, paperhanglng; Inside *
side city; country reas nab ; :? ? .
246 E 77? h st.
PAINTEH plasterer-paper hanuT a:.
orator wants work anywhere
contract. J Lewis, 16
STENOGRAPHER: hitch school s
u ?uglily experien.-ed, competent, re?
liable. ? ; OS, 7
YOUNG MAN, 25, well 'ravelled, land and
sea, -.' ir vet. B E !0. who has given
1 vil lza tion end to ? fair
tria I and finds It unbeo :., b '. off ?
services, prepared to go anyw ure for any
tegitin ate purpose G DIS, Tribune.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet? and *n__
ESTATE SALE CARPETS, RCOS.
Stllllngs, Inc., 624 Madison ave. (59th st.),
offer a large varied ? . nt i ' . '1
carpets, rues (slightly u>- I i. pur - t
:'r-'::. : largi ? uta s, n SI 'Unen, \v. t? -..
A ? - il r, Brussels Imported '? ?
i ??.,-.:?. it on? ' o..' new ; all shades ?
yards ortllnary carpets. Jl. $0. JO, {4 yard
up; RUGS, " ? ? ? ? or .-?..:? ess i
Fri n: h. K ?-. al, W I'.ton ?.. \ ? ?. ns; do
in? stic, plain, mixed, small, large; s'l ove?
patterns; dusted an?l wa . ate
ly i leaned foi horn i, (Hce, shown
iny purpose; $5, $20, $40, $60, i ?
Real Oriental Rugs; MAKING UVEii.
CLEANING, LAYING, REPAIRING. DYE
ING, REASONABLE, RELIABLE. PLAZA
- -. 7
Diamonds, Jewelry, Ett.
DIAMOND3 nought aril ?old for cask
from Individuals or estates. BENNETT ?
176 Broadway, 2d fl??or.
Furniture
WE PAT highest prices for furnlturs,
pianos, antiques, bric-a-brac, books, a:'..
etc. GABAY, SS University PI. Stuy
vesan 2377.
HIGHEST prices paid tor furnlturs. Brls.
? a brae, Lin ?? s at ' 7 Columbus Av?.
Small. Tel Schuyl. r 8311.
Pianos and Musical Instruments
! A LARGE Sonora, m ib igany, with records;
$60. 2010 Fifi h ave . .it 170th st.
Printing
': PRINTING, low price, ! 000 ear's, note*
heads. $2.50. Hess Co., 003 East 117tH
I ?t. Harl.-m $14?.
Trunks
? BIT, BARGAIN-N.w and used wirdrota
trunks. 606 Sixth ave., bet. Ith-31?t r.
Typewrit its
BARG UN- Underwoo : oi Remington ? isl ?
ble, r ??'? . ' .VLBRI' HIT
?? CO
AUCTION SALES
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
following escrib I ? perty held for the
rci unt ' Rus Inn S ciel y of United En
'?'? - !.: d. (G. A. Lessi i I
Peti ' Ru i. v I be ? ; fl I iu n
11 I .?:?.'' un, Nos II i n ?I
I ?; V? se> St., Boi Mai
of New V irk, on the ; ' da) il Nove
IP20. at 17 30 o'clock, p. 1, by Adi '
Mu 1er .v Son, Au ? ? . I ?le H. i i ?.
Stj i" "I i'' . 137 S"! of Chasers ill ]
- ?
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
l'i 'It SALE Ph ? patent ' ? mai
. : ' f : 11 : : 0 pon Iers ? .- -: powders and
lits. etc. ; these .? i ?? ? nrl h ?
properly developed Write fully, HERMAN
R. FRANZ?N, A icon. Pa.
MAIL ORDER business g a good
housi hold artl ????",
.. -. : : 1 ?% ;.; f... ?-.:." . r?i.? ?
? ; 0? i 4. Tribu?
SIMMONS
in PREME COURT OF ! Hi; STATE OF
NEU YORK.
MORRIS ' iRNS : lil S Plain! i', va DA\ ''
N ARDITTI, ?! ?ing D. N
Ardttl Defei ?? ; in
New York Couni Sui ""'in.
To tin i named Defendant :
You ai.?" herel>> i imn ned to ai swer th ?
? ? a
i opy of your an ' ' '
torne; .
sei vice of this
nl s?o vice, ai
i
pst you bj ??'.' ill for th rellel le
? ...?? In the
Dute I New '
BENNI rT E. I GEL.
Plaii tiff's Attorney ' Post
? Ulli ?? Ad Ire .?'.? reet.
r"oi
To DAVID N Ai D I. Del Rue
! ? : : ' 1'
The foregoing rved
you by pu n, pu u t? Ihe ?
Hon George V. Mnllai ? ? '
:],,. Supren I I he State
-, . | ? dated the 22?! day of Octobei 1920
?
action, In the ofl ol the ? "? rk of I he
' ?? unty of Ni '?? ' ... ;. ??. i
i ; :, (he ?': y and St v York.
Dated New Yoi O<;tol><
?
ben:
for 1 ? ' ? I
5a
-:?.. - York i ?
I ? .-M '
NEW YOR1 IMS COP! >KW
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puny, 1
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You are hereby su the
,...,-. n this act -a
inswer ? ' ?
tonieys within
service - ' ' ? ?
? ,
a] ;,.-;, ?? n n ...... | . taken
u h Ii ? mit for the r? I
mand : i tho cn ? ilnl
Dal . ,.. .... i ... 23 1920.
? MPBEL1 H A RDINi ; _ PRATT.
Plaintiff's Vttorneys, (?Pirn and Vnitt
Dille, Vddi i : Exchange Pis
i. ? igli ? '- M inhatl an, <-it v of New
To C < ?. Stone S Son.. Inc., defendant
ph " ?? name?!
? - is served ?ipon
vou by pu ? ? i ( to ah order of
? ? ? ? the
Of NeW V
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in
the ('?uni r
7 ? ? ? Courl House,
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