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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW lYORR. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23, 1920, 16 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. TRAVEIj.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP. QUEENS MARRIAGE LICENSES OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY. FOR SALE, TO LET OH EXCHANGE. READERS BARGAIN COUNTER FURNITURE. CLYDE LINE TO FLORIDA Calling at CHARLESTON, S.

C. Semi-weekly passenger sailings from New York' for. Jackson-' ville. Steamers afford a wide range of iitr eluding bedrooms with private bath. All rates include meals and berth, and depertd upon room selected.

Automobiles curried. vies, reservations, Uptown Ticket Office, 489 Fifth Aye. At 2d Street, Opposite) Public Library Clyde Steamship Company Pier 36, North Rirer, New York Citjr Cherbourg Southampton. June 25 PaaMtig.r and Royal George Caronia Mauretania Columbia York to Plymouth, tors yueenstown iok unerDourg York and Liverpool 20 ana Londonderry and Yrk Cherbourg and York Liverpool York Queenstown and Liverpool York Queenstown and York Londonderry and York Cherbourg and Southampton York Cherbourg and Southampton. York Cherbourg and York "Queenstown and New York Queenstown and Liverpool York Cherbourg and Southampton York Londonderry and York Cherbourg and Southampton Imperator Vasan K.

A. Caronia i Columbia Aquitania Mauretania imperator K. A. Victoria. Caronia Aquitania Columbia Mauretania Passage tickets they are issued.

A are not transferable ana are only good for the persons to whom accommodations available August and later bailings. For later saltings apply to 21-24 STATE STREET, NEW YORK International Mercantile Marine Company Fourth of July Tours Iaclaalnf Traaiaartatioi ni Hotel Tickeb. AlUatk City Friday to Mondar JZ3.00 Uka 'Gaori Friday to Tu.iAay P0.OO Saratofa Spfi-Friday to Monday $23.00 Boitoa Friday to Tiday $26.00 IauMdial. Aaplicah'oa Ntccmry. Universal Tour Co.

J. Lehrenkrauss Sons Steamship Ticket and Tourist Agent. Travelers Checks, Letters of Credit. Drafts, Money Orders, Baggage Transferred. 359 Folton Street, at Boro Hall Phone Main 5920 CANAtHAN 'PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Fast Tran. -Continental Service. F. R. PERKY, O.

Pass. Dept. 1231 B'way, N. Y. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL New, Modern British Twin Screw S.S. Fort Victoria WEDNESDAY, JULY 28 SEPT. 1 OCT. 6 First Class Passenger. Only For rates and full particulars apply FrBNERS-WARKEX LINE FCRNESS, WITHY LTD.

Furness House, nhltehall N. or any TOI RIST AGENCY. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE -NEW YORK to ROTTERDAM VIA PLYMOUTH, BOULOGNE'SUR-MER NOORDAM Jane St. Aug. NEW AMSTERDAM July 1, Aug.

10 July 21 Aug. 28 KYNDAM. Aug. 1 General Paaaenger Office, 2 State Y. IXOYD ItlltHW The rut Italian Mall Lisa PWW YORK HAPLaia OSNOA HJHXrS.

WITHT A O.a. AgMta, 4 wait. kail Mew York air. WEDttn AMRRICAN MKB N. Y.

Direct te Oothsnburg. Swed.s. PaasMgw omoa, State N. T. AtSTRALIA-HOSOHILC.

SCVA. NBtV ZEALAND. Canadian FaclDo 1231 Broadway, N. Y. SCANDINAYIAN-AMERICAN LINK DENMARK NORWAY 8WEDKKT Paaaenger Offfca.

1 Broadway, N. Y. STEAMBOATS. by Daylight DAILY, INCLUDING SCNDAY "Washington Irving." "Hendrick Hudson," "Robert Fulton." "Albany." Direct Rail Connections. All through rail tickets between New York ana Albany ao-cepCed.

Music. Restaurant. Daylight Saving Time Steamers leave dally, including Sunday, Desbrosses 8:40 A. West 42d 9:00 A. M.

West 129th 9:20 A. M. Yonkers. 9:60 A. M.

landing at tNewhurgh. tPough-keepsle. KlngBton Point, Catsklll, Hudson and Albany. Alao steamer leaves daily, Including Sunday, DeHbrosses 9:40 A. West 42d 10:00.

A. M. West 129th 10:20 A. M. Yonkers.

10:50 A. M. for Bear Mountain (West Point and Cornwall, except Sundays). Newburgh, Poughkeepsie and return to West On Saturday, June 20, Steamer "Albany" leaves Desbrosses M. West 42d 2 P.

M. West 129th 2:20 M. Yonkers. 2:60 p. m.

for tBear Mountain, tWest Point and tNewburgh. tRettrrn steamer same day from points marked t. Ideal One-Day Outlnars. elephone Canal 0300. Hudson River ay Line Desbrosses St.

Pier. New York. FOR SALE FARMS. DELAWARE farms for sale In a healthy climate suited for fruit, garden, grain, grass and stock; dsh, oysters and game plentiful: terms to suit: send for free catalogue. SLAUGHBR BAKER, Dover, Del.

23-7 LEGAL NOTICES. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATB OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God tree and independentTo William Meehan and Jnseph Warnke. send greeting: Whereas. Johanna Warnke, who resides at 249 Van Slcklen street, Brooklyn, N. nan presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain Instrument in writing, bearing date the ninth day of December, 1904, relating to real'and personal" property, be duly proved as the last will and testament of HENRY WARNKE.

also known as HBNRY WARNKE, lately residing at No. 249 Van Sick-len street, in the Borough of 'Brooklyn. City of New Y'ork. Now, therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, In the County of Kings, on (he 26th day of July, 1920, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. In testimony whereof we have caused th.

scaI of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. George Albert Wingate, Surrogate of (L. our adi County, at the Borough of Brooklyn. In the said County, tho 22d day of June, 1920.

JOHN H. McCOC'EY. je23 4t Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. AUTO suppty and tire store for sale, Brooklyn, doing large business; chance for someone looking for a well-established busi-TFtse.

Monday, 993(i Prospect. 20-4 su 8 Stores, Stock, Fixtures Furniture bought for cash; anywhere. WM. DOBBIE. 614 DeKalb av.

Tel. 629 Lafayette. Jel2-tf FOR SALE Successful automobile agen-oy; owner retiring. Suite 502. 61 E.

42d st; phone Murray Hill 2897. 19-7 TRUCKING business for sale; seven rack trucks; two lH-ton, one 2-ton, two 3Vj-ton. two 6-ton. Call Main 8832. 17-7 FOR SALE, on account of sickness, candy store; good business.

Mrs. A. NATHAN, 2K6 Bergen st. BAKERY and lunch rom fixtures for sale. HUTCHINSON.

649 Nostrsnd av. 22-3 HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC. FOR SALE. ZEBU COW AND BULL. 2 AND.

YEARS OLD. WEIR, 432 E. 53D ST. PHONE PLAZA 6249. 19-7 Til Boot PadtSeae Am Secern By I teaats4 aeeenleera.

acation Cruis 'i-yE Montreal to the Saguenay yt I 'Special -train from New 1 1 I 7rk, chartered Str. "Cape I I Ii Eternity," 8 days, 1S0. All I I I 1 expenses from New York to I I .1 New York. AMERICAN EXPRESS I vOV TRAVEL DEPT. tl VirX 11 W.

38th i rafeiiKi Hudson River Blffmund K.l.u.. la wnk. Ln Island City. Antoinette Nevotny, ft uoniff xsiana Ully. Charles IT.

Ari.ma 90 RK UI.I.I..4 Emma M. Jennl. 27, 65 Hlahlani Flu.hlnf. Antony M.usint. 85, SS cholclar mimj, u.

CHUVIO, IS, BCHOlCLr Coron. 8mil Blum, 1st' Lawn Corona "'vuf a-nior, ju, miisiae ave. oj rona. alatteo Maura. 4K .1 nnuirf.

France. Vlcla, 46. iiD Corona Cm John H. Tavlnp .7 l.K n- tj Theresa Ptschner, Baylle 6outt Broadway, Flu.hlnj. Man J.

Ellard, 36. 7 Broadway. Flu.hln. uamea p. uu x.

hbi.ii Dweeney, 'ii. 0. ntumt ersnolnt vn I Leon 25, 410 7th WatarrleHl Francesco Mezzanotte. 27, 7th at, Xonlf Island 1 1 ii.h.n. A vu.

mon Island City. P.P. BcX'OTh 2' 207 6t" Lon latent City, Marie R. Holtmeyer, 19, 478 isth Long iBland City. William Bernhardt.

36. 842 Btelnway aveK 1 liiiaaoetn titioert, 15 942 Stelnwav ave. Ivinir i.iBnH r-i, John oatemeler, 49, Prospect Jamaica. Kate Gels, 44, Prospect Jamaica. John Wachtel, 24, 777 Franklin Brook ij.ii.

xieien juauon, i'3, ilaltic Ja. malca. Albert Martini, 27. 14th Avenue C. Ce)l.

ie.o roim, Alice bayer, zi, 715 stu College Point. John Fuchs. 22, 1028 Cypress Ridge wuuu. jiry euig, at, uteplien Henry Underwood. 82.

268S Beaufort nuwiH.veii, mttun. xeacnert, 1., oeaurorc wooanaven. Bsrt flchm.elinr 22 man UbfII, nrooaiyn, jnar.tna iscnerkeller, 23, as Hillside Jamaica. Carl Bosenberg, 30, 1752 Decatur Ever green, uertruae Kicnter. 23, nbi Decatur evergreen.

Rtanl.o V. 1 1 nft. Brooklyn. Mary' Trenkler, 20, 60 Corlntt! jf.imnurst, U. 1.

Adolph Kress 26. 16 15th Collcae Point. Matilda Koch, 21, 14 15th st College Point. Henry Sauer, 29. 204 Woodbine Brook, lyn, Mary Deschner.

25. 1862 Maiden au Rtdgewood. Harold 8. William, 27. 156 E.

79th Man. Anita Btorm, 21, 86th Bayslde. Long Island. Herbert Jelley, 31, 290 Rockland Lyn iv, li. 1.

jnuarea K.iey, W4 suv ac Woodhaven. Alva 27, 283 Nassau Brooa). lyn, Dorothy Rodder 21, 808 7th tva. College Point. Wtltlam S.

Murphy, 23, IS N. 8th Woo. oiue, Agnes Stanley, .43 Btelnway are-. Long Island City. Frank Barkuenes.

29, 116 Pearsall Lone; Island City, Caroline Dlwinls, 28, 6a Greenpoint Long Island City. John Mara. 25, 165 Radde Long Island City, Isabell Wood, 22, 177 Newtown Long Island City. Howard H. Mohr, 23, Queens Boulevard.

Jaw malca, Anna E. Beehmer, 18, Queenl Boulevard, Jamaica. William Fisher, 24, 75 Jamaica ILotuf Island City. Sophie Selzinger, 19, IvJ Grove Wlndeld. Clinton 8.

Brooks, 29, 25 Downing st.Woed). haven, Jennie R. O'Neill. 24, 326 BlgeLrv Woodhaven. Thomas E.

Hendrlckson, 23, 827 Kateaf4ve. Brooklyn, Elizabeth B. Hanson, 83, 10th Long Island City. George E. Light, 26, 982 Walnut BtehM mond Hill, Margaret Donohue, 24.

74 Humboldt Jamaica. Edward Rollerson, 22, 43 Oak Morrrf Park, Rose A. O'Donnell. 19. tiii 117th Richmond Hill.

John Abt, 23. 555 Wilson BrooldTTt. katherlne P. Vogel, 20, 7 Horton st Jail malca. William Schack, 22, 8th South Jamaica.

Katherlne Roerlg, 18, New Tork Jaa malca Junction. John H. Schmidt, 23, 216 Llnwood Brook lyn. Babette Steinert. 21, 2015 Gatea aae Rldgewood.

Henry E. Otto, 24, 4784 Hillside Rtette mond H1JI, Helen Gillies, 26, 1704 Stan. hope Rldgewood. Michael Hooper. 66.

Kelsey Queens, Iienf) Island, Catherine -Bltowskt, 26, 24 Shoe Jamaica. Michael F. Toomey, 24. 89 Jamaica Avfe-j Long Island City. Freda Mllllns, 19, MS 2d 'Long Island City.

Charles Anderson, 29. 83 Queens Flush ing, Emily Bunn, 20, 84 Queens Flush ing. John F. Kehnle, 39. 8533 90th Wood.

haven, Amma Zlmmer, 28, 10117 85th. rd, Richmond Hill. Frank McCormack. 28, 462 W. 68h Man.

hattan, Catherine F. Rooney. 28, 34 Water Laurel Hill. William F. May, 35, 92 E.

19th Whltea stone, Mabel Cramer, 25, 23d White. stone. Long Islnnd. John Murtagh. 26, Chrome, N.

Ger trude Roth. 23, 159 Pearsall Long Is. land st. Harry W. Low, 24, 201 Yarmouth Wood haven, Julia McKevltt.

20, 207 Yarmouta) Woodhaven. Conrad Treblng. 23. 900 Hart Brooklyn, Mrle Melber, 20, 233,4 Woodbine st Rldgewood. Edmund Blonkl, 24, 169 4th st Jersey City, N.

Caslmlra R. Grenlger, 21, 108 9tt Long Island City. Peter D. Forsyth, 27, Mlnnetonka Queens. L.

Edith Carr. 26, Mlnnetonka, Queens. John Deer, 27. Hohoken, N. Marie Weld man fR Mll.nri RnVSlde.

George' W. Bergen, 25, Old South Jaj malca, Li. 1., Harriet k. Morrow, Shelton Jamaica. Henry McDowell, 36, 827 Hatch Wood.

haven. Theresa McMahon. 22, 8638 89th Woodhaven. Ernest G. Klein, 26.

136 17th College Point Gertrude Kellermann, 21, 16 South 13th College Point. Lawrence Astorino, 24. 76 44th st Corona. Elvira Palazza, 21, 33 Klngsland Co. rona.

Lewis Buainard, 27. 1746 Myrtle Ridge. ivooU Helen Steeg, 23. 1737 Grove Rldgewood. Samuel Bradbury, 26.

308 Cleveland Woodbury, N. Carolyn Schnapp, 19, 151 Queens Boulevard, Elmhurst. Thomas Johnson, 44, 2250Prospect Jamaica, Lillian Scott, 33, 225 Prospect Jamaica. Peter Roemer, 31. 331 E.

223d MAn. hattan. Elizabeth Parry. 27. 178 Crescent Lone Island City.

James Madole. 29. 304 State Brooklyn, Bessie Leadlie, 23, 10414 liutn Hicn-mond Hill. Paul Mullcr. 30, 25 Crescent pl Brooklyn, Dorothy Dcnman.

25, 8545 106th Rich, mond Hill. Jacob Sarbacher. 63. 98 10th Long Ie land City, Barbara Hartkopr, 46. ss iuib st Long Island City.

Adga D. Burgess, 29, 2415 Silver wood, Theresa Schoenfel, 23, 6 Sterling Rldgewood. Chauncev Seliner. 23. 2379 Van Cortland Rlrgewood, Edna Pflstcr, 23, 2340) Mh-rtl" Rldgewoodw.

Henry Wagner 25 East Wllllston. Lont Island, Margaret Roth, 23. 1864 Woodbine st, Rldgewood. Theodore Erlacher, 22. 1866 Grove Ridge, wood Marie Lossmann, 18, 304 Dry Harbor Mlddlo Village, L.

I. Arthur P. Thomas. 28, 1494 Morris Bronx, Helen E. Smith, 27.

Hollis Boulevard. Joxeph Grant. 21. Lakehurst, N. Maud Butler, 20, 65 Purely Long Island City.

Herman Cohen. 25. 89 Baldwin Newark, N. Dorothy Goldstein, 21, 36 Lathrope Jamaica. Raymond Lersner, 25.

606 Kelmore Flushing. Esther C. Hoffman, 24, 10th at. and Lawrence Boulevard. LennarO D.

Gannnr, 26. 255 Audubon Manhattan. Kladys Kolb. 22, North Flsk Wlnflcld. L.

I. Frederick H. Dchler, 20, of 9 Terrace et, Corona; Comelena Smaldorn, 17, of 109 Strong st, Corona. Jesse Crow, 27, of Halllday. Illinois; Ida Hendrlckson, 21, of 153 New York av, J.m,lr' Thomas Chronls.

23, of 164 Nott ave, Long Island City; Bessie Kotretsos, sa, or i. Nott ave. Long Island City. John G. Klrsch.

25. of 355 Hlmrod st. Brooklyn; Agatha Vetter, 21, of 1762 Armand pi. Evergreen. Peter Azolls, 28, of 3281 12th st, Detroit, Christina Plnchera, 20, of 128 7th St.

Long Island City. Robert J. Grant. 22. of 8472 130th st.

Richmond Hill; Viola M. Boll, 21, of 616 Benedict ave, Woodhaven. William J. Porch, 32, of 67 5th st, Long Island City; Dnrolhy Metzger, 31, of 87 6th st. Long Island City.

John Roemer, 31. of 88 North 7th st, Wood-side; Mary McGunless, 38, ofJackson ave, Woodslde. Charles Russo, 22, of 331 East 109th st, Manhattan; Geraldlne Klein, 20, of Lincoln Jamaica. Joseph Relfhenbach. 29.

of 655 West 177th, st. Manhattan: Lillian Brill. 22, of 972S Hudson st, Union Course. Harry Kelly, 26. of 41 Crescent pi, Yonkere; Catherine A.

Sherman, 22, of 174 Denmaa st, F.lmhurat. Frederick F. Missel, 2S, of 364 Coltis ave. Maspeth; Ida M. Baumann, 28, of 1729 Metropolitan ave, Maspeth.

Wlllam Oallnn, 20, of 227 Lewis ave, Bronx; Theresa Rooney, 21, of 104 45th st. Corona, Henry Bockelmsnn, 29. of Ti3 Caspian et, Maspeth: Katherlne Christman, 31, of 108 Flsk ave. Maspeth. Michael Avallone.

21, of 1349 Freeman ave. Ozone Park; Henrietta Hnltermann, 20, of 1349 Freeman ave, Ozone Park. Howell Held for Grand Jury. Rookville Center, I I June 2 Charles E. Howell, a driver employed eby the American Railways Express Company, was held in $1,500 bail by Police Justice Thoorp for the Grand Jury, charged with the misappropriation of $192.

2B which Special Agent John Hegamiin alleges ho obtained by cashing a check given him on April 2 by Edward According to Information received by Justice Thoorp last night, there is a shortage of $1,700 In the accounts ot the company'! office here, 1 Ixniff Inland. BUNGALOW In Poimno Mountains. 1,800 feet elevation finely built fully furnished, large living room, 4 bedrooms, each with hot and cold running water; bathroom servant a house with kitchen and laundry; bttliard house, engine and toolrooms; ear-age for 4 vara, with bleep injf quarters; Bulck truck Included; gas light in alt buildings; 7 acres, Including woodland; cultivated nUlt, and stream; one of mont complete silei in poeonos; 6 milf-a from Cresco; worth will cell at $12,000 to settle catnte: t-rms arranppd; tmrneiliata positea-Biun. KUAN K. T.

MATTHKW8, Penfleld Phtladdphta. 19-3t ssuw SAYVILLE, LONG ISLAND Great bargain; cash payment; terms; savincs Uak m-iitgafe; big: plot; improvements; modem plumbing; heating; puicho; tihade and fruit treew; garage; hen aery; near beach; exclusive main street; bus pHsses ihvir: comniutt'i -a summer and winter h'me; liiKh school. Owner, CAULE, druggist. Phone L'Ss-V Jamaica. 19-3 ssuw LOTS in Hollis, L.

nine desirable lots on Nyack and Hollis; reasonable price for cash. 45 East 17th st Room 502; phone Stuy Teiant 8055, New York City. mhSl-tf-wsu A R4K(iAI S4.500 rommutcr's hm at Huntington, hour from New York. Cozy limiw, in perfect order ti rootim, ami Imili eltvtriu light, furnace, gas for cooking, riot roxiou; excellent oeiKiiooruoou. Full price 14.500; reasonable terms.

Many other ritlnyv hornet up to $7,500 Jit iff rnltitg on Long inland. Theodore N. Hall, 47 WKST 34TH ST, N. 1. 22-3 EAST Of A WAY Bungalows, 4-room apartment; private family running water, gas, bath, conveniences; furnished; rent for reason $300; 6 -room bungHlow, $150 for season; 3-room bungalow, $75 for season, on water; bathing, fishing.

MOKRISON. East Roekaway. Tel. Lynbrook. BARGAIN House.

9 rooms, gas, electric lights, hot water heat best condition best location; ready to move in; large plot; best fertile land large barn full price good title; free and clear; good terms to good party. MACK Kealty Agency. Amityviile, L. JL 23-2 au HUNTINGTON, L. 7-room house and bath, completely furnished and screened; electric light; large apple trees; on hill overlooking harbor; convenient to water and bus to station; for lease, season, year or longer.

Owner, JOHN BOYLE Jr. Phone Huntington 610. 23-3 su SUNSHINE floods this fine new home; 9 large rooms, tiled bath, open fireplace; built In features; last minute improvements; large plot on high ground near station. 40 minutes out; delightful community; terms arranged. Address McINTOSH, room tSQ4, 1269 Broadway.

ROCKVILLE CKNTRB, It. stucco house, 9 large rooms and bath, newly decorated, on corner plot 100x150; steam heat, electric light, garage on property; many fruit and shade trees. Price $12,500. FRANK V. COOPER, 15 Park Row.

Barclay 23-3t-wthsu FOR SALE, ideal country home, 8 acres, modern 10-room steam heated dwelling, shaded lawns, hedges, beautiful shrubs, trees and fruit; barn, stalls, poultry houses; garage-and other buildings; main road, halfway from Amlty-ville to Farmlngdale. Telephone H. OIESSE, 132 AmUyvllle. 23-3t-wssu FREEP0RT Eight and bath, hot water heat, all Improvements; plot 60x110; price $6,000, cash $2,500. Others up to $50,000.

H. J. Mc-CORD, 35 Railroad av, Freeport, L. I. Phone 78.

Open Sundays. 18-7 FREEPORT, L. six rooms and bath; garage; all improvements; excellent condition; fine location; large plot; very reasonable; easy terms. F. Box 34, Eagle office.

20-7t BEAUTIKITL new 8-toom colonial dwelling fronting Maple av. West bury, 100x225; 2 baths, hardwood lioors; latest decorations; doub'e parage; occupy Immediately; $5,000 cash. HENRY WJ3HSON. owner, phone Westbury. 23-3 HILLTOP; 12 acres; sweeping views; southern slope; main road; 7-room house; outbuildings; one mile Lake Ronkonkoma; Immediate possession.

KAYNOR, Lake konkoma, L. I. 23-3 COLONIAL home, 9 rooms and bath, modern throughout, beautiful grounds, 5 minutes station. River Edge. N.

J. Price phone Fwrest Hill 6234. 18-7 Westchester Co. FOR SALE, a very attractive small house in Pelham, 7 rooms one bath, sun parlor and garage; everything modern, highly restricted section; 5 minutes to the main line New Haven station. MAG1LL REAL ESTATE, 107 Wolfs lane, Pelham, Pelhaml058.

Xcw York. HILLMOUNT COTTAGE. Mite and a half from City of Kingston; beautiful location, overlooking Hudson River; nice house of 9 rooms; good condition; metal roof; water house; eleotric lights; barn; garage; nearly an acre of land; nice lawn; ideal spot for a summer home or for a mechanic; easy commutation to Kingston $700 cash. PARAD1ES, 19 Railroad av, Kingston, N. Y.

23-7 FOR SALE Beautiful 10-room bouse, 1 acre ground, furnace, gas, sleeping porch, large veranda, fruit trees, chicken houses, barn; 3 minutes to R. R. station; 8 miles to Middletown; easy terms. Apply JOS. F.

McGRATH, Johnsons, Orange K. Y. 17-7 FOR SAT-F. 1 BOARDING HOCRE, 24 ROOMS; I.AKGK BARN, i.OOD SPRING WATER; 1HV- ACRES OF LAND: 2 MILES FROM KINGSTON. MILLIANO CIASEHINI, KINGSTON, N.

V. R. F. 2, BOX 29. 23-7 New Jersey.

READY FOR OCCUPANCYnow COUNTRY SUBURBAN HOME Will sacrifice for $3,500 cash, easy itterms, almost like rent, buys It balance of $5,000 can remain on mortgage; has 8 large rooms and tiled bath, splendid studio, 20 ft. by 35 fine northern light, team heat, parquet floors, running water, electric light, every convenience; elegant veranda; beautifully situated, on plot juux 181 fine garden space, shrubs and flowers in profusion; close to pretty- lake, stocked with fish: select, congenial neigh bors; good markets, school and churches near by; this is a chance of a lifetime to obtain a noma at Traction or real worm; could not be duplicated at less than ideal commutation to New York City. CURTIS SMITH, 442 sterling Place, Brooklyn, Y. Telephone 987 Prospect. lYNDHintST, N.

J. 25 Minutes via Lackawanna. RARE OPPORTUNITY. General store. delicatessen.

groceries. California semi-bungalow, 5 rooms, bath and tore; steam, gas, electric; sales tuo week lv: larxa stock: must sacrifice account of 111 nesa, for $8,000. Terms arranged. For par- ucuiars. can.

pnnnn, write, BOGLE Bank Building. Lvndhurst. Phone Rutherford 1077. 20-7 RIDGE WOOD, modern, 3 years old stucco rooms, Datn, steam neat, nrepiace, gas, electricity, hardwood floors throughout; 10 minutes express station; half hour on train: frontage 70 feet, depth 650 feet; immediate possession; terms. 347 Hlghwood av, Glen Rock, N.

J. 23-3 su ENGLEWOOD, attractive home. 12 room exclusive residential section; steam, improvements; two blocks from Hudson av station. Fort Lee Kerry trolley, golf links, school; kitchenette suite makes two-family use possible; easy terms, CLARENCE CONVERSE. 19-7 A DESIRABLE residence in perfect repair, a comfortable home, 9 rooms, and all improvements, 3 minutes from Erie Railway; house to he withdrawn if sale not effected before July 3.

Apply to owner, 147 Orchard st, Bloomfleld, N. J. 23-2 FOR SALE or rent promptly, my home at Summit, N. 8 sleeping rooms, 4 baths, garage, good yard; price rent $300 per month; unfurnished; splendid bargain THOMAS M. SIZER, 15 William st.

New Tork I 23-3 su SOUTH ORANG Fou a 1 1 rac 1 1 veon family dwellings; every modern Improvement; price from $10,000 to Immediate possession. WM, B. SELF, 30 Broad st. New York, 19-7 ENGLEWOOD; modern 6 rooms- 5 years old; oak floors, trim; beamed ceilings; hot water heating; good garage; largo plot; $8,000 immediate possesion. A R-THUR, 12 John st.

New Jork. 22-3 tuws NUTLET Dutch Colonial, modern, small home; finest; convenient corner; 1 00x1 60-large garage; circular drive, anrient trees: 1.850. CLYNKS, residence, 143 Whltforrt av. Phone 1089-J. 22-3 $R0O CASH; 3-room bungalow; Targe porch; plaHtrr finished; plot 100x100- 3 blocks station, Hillsdale; 28 mllfs; $1 flno c.AVNFR.

77S Hancock at, Brooklyn; ThI." 386 Biiwhwlrk. 20-7 EAST KEANBBTTRO-Tott to $lwTYll' cown and balance $5 monthly; dtvelopment has a real beach front; beautiful shore. New Point Comfort Beach Company. m27-tf FOR SALE, 112 feet P. B.

and P. wall ra-(latiaa; never bsen u.ea, Ul 7th av, Brooklyn. I mif-tf PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE. IMMEDIATE CASH DIAMONDS Provident Pawn Tickets BOUGHT VT TO ANT AMOUNT ut rvc IMA. bttnocn Jrivr.

T.I. rree. it CURIOSITY SHOF LAFAYETTE AT. COR. IXATRrftH AT.

If tf VACUUM CLEANERS Bit Sal. of Electric Cleaners Agent. Samples, ahopwern. Uh4 Cl.an.rs. Richmond waa iti.

now 111 1st saw lit ur.ka waa 849. new ill Meglo waa ill. new lit ant. waa 1115. new 949 ado but ein.ra.

usea ci.an.r iMpen. tnant. W. all kind, of n.w and ua.d l.elrl. cl.an.n en monthly panaeata, Vacuum Cleaner Specialty Ce 412 Fulten Street FOR SALE, I large oil palming, by Adolphe Flerz, James O.

Tyler, H. Her-zorg, Jerome Thompson, (iaylord and Leonerdt; cost about held over 28 In first class shape; sold for lack of wall spare; will sell for one-third of original cost. Write Box 89. Station for In-spectlon to buyers or dealers. 2S-i DIAMONDS BOUGHT Old role, ind Jew.lrr parehaa.4 from private Individuals and atat.

la aar amounu Absolutely higheat price, paid. H- BAENEIT, T1 ilS FULTON BT. OFF. A. 8.

MAIN Mil. mhll-tl DIAMONDS P. W. Tavlor. M.

Kate, successor. Old rold, platinum, sliver, Jewelry, pvr cnasea immeaiaieiy, in any amount; 'men est prices paid. Established 66 years. 498 PULTON COR. BOND ST.

Tel. Main 6820. Over Cousins Shoe Store. mhll-tl AUTO BAGGAGE DELIVERY HOLFESTER TRANSFER COMPANY, 11 Greene av. 7534 Prospect; also service, 20-7 HIGHEST Drlces Dal for fold, silver.

Plati num, false teeth, diamonds, coins and mag-nete points. BRODT 8 Rfli IN BR 219 FlatDusa av, Brooklyn. Tel. Sterllnr 265t. mffl-tf BARGAIN for nlumber: four washouts and one corner wash basin, new.

FLEMING, 47 3 frospect place. 3-a FOR SALE. 4x5 Graftex camera: perfect condition. Price BARGAIN, 27 Eagle office. 23-2 BABY CARRIAGR.

crib, mattress and high chair; god condition; cheap. FLEM- Ntf, 4 73 ironpect place. BABY carriage, costing; 109. will sell for 30. Tel.

Henry 753. BIRDS. CATS AND DOGS. Aatk' Pieaear BOOK ON DOG DISEASES And How to Feed Hailed free to ear ddreai by the Aeikne H. CLAY CLOVER CO, la.

Df MaJiciae WANTED. PCPPIKS. ALL BREEPSj ALSO ANGORA KITTENS. PARROTS. 99 FLATBL'SH AV.

20-3U WANTED, dog house for Airedale terrier; new or good condition. Phon. Mansfield 1323. 6 to 10 evenings. CARPET, BUGS.

BARGAIN; 600 Whlttall Rugs, all sizes; plain, blue, red, green, Oriental mixed colors, upward, uenuine tumwu rugs, room sizes, 1,000 yards parlor, office, showroom carpets, heavy inlaid linoleums, 11.75. GEORGE 1037 Third av (61st st), New York, i-iaza 4Z. Riri sat.tt M5.000. ruira. new: sacrifice; 9x12, 15; Wilton, Jl; Royal, 135; Ax- mlnster; otner line rugs, an macs, goleum rugs, linoleum, 75c: crex, 18; summer rugs, $4.

Warehouse, first floor, 183 East 124th st, New York, Je23-6m-xd23 rtUViM aacrince, new; am nemiiicr. ton, $42. ou; AXnilllBlfr, flu, wc. Other sizes, bargains. Congoleum.

49 cents. SALANT, 1668 Third av (93d st), New York. av 4i.9?Mvrl 93 CLOTHING. SPECIAL SALE Government Raincoats MUST BE SOLD. Good for Fishing and Automobllldg.

Reduced to 75c and $1.50 S. HELD 1119 Fulton Below Franklin At. CLOTHING- WANTED HIGHEST PRICES PAID For ladles'. Bents', children's discarded clothlnar. underwear, shoes, also brlc- a-brac, household goods, draperies leather and HKAViunnAn.

1S81 FULTON ST. TEL. DECATUR 571. m27-tf-ou WE BUY EVERYTHING TTIfSH PRICES PAID FOR IADIES AND MKN'S nASTOFP CLOTHES AND AP- PARBL. PAULi'S.

225 FULTON ST. TEL. MAIN 4473. 17-7 BARGAINS In children's cambric night drawers; prices 90c. and II.

Ladle. Blllle Burkes nnrons. Onll nt hours 10 to 4. L. H.

CLARK MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 290 Taaff. pi, near DeKalb av. SAMPLE dresses at wholesale prices from manufacturer to you. A call will convlnca you; private. 216 Greene av, near Grand av; phone Progpect 1437-J.

a30-tf VTV UTTV teeth, old gold, platinum, old WXi sui jewelry. LEVY. 114 Graham ST. corner McKlbbin st, Brooklyn. Phone 4451 Sunt (Optical Store).

mhla tf RIGHKST price, paid for aenta- left-oil elotnlBg. M. H. KOSKI. ie7 FalUe at.

Tel. 782 Proapcct. fl-tf COUNTRY PRODUCE. SPECIAL SALE IMPORTED EDAM CHEESE $2 apiece (four pounds); wholesale or retail, OUDYK, 163 oral em on st, Brooklyn. Telephone 1088 Main.

21-3 FURNITURB. HAVING sold my house on account going West, must sell entire contents it my bountiful home; Circassian walnut bedroom suite, costing dinlngroom suite, cut glass, silverware, French clock sets, gold curio cabinet, gold table, rngs, beaded portieres, lace curtains, draperies; must be sold at once at a sacrifice; no dealers. By appointment Tel. 2427 Decatur; 670 Eastern Parkway 20-7 FURNITURE FEATHER BEDS, HAIR MATTRESSES, ORIENTAL RUGS, BOUGHT. SOLD AND EXCHANGED.

P0L0K0FF 1035 Fnlton Ht, Cor. Downing St. TEL. PROSPECT 3862. jel7-tf Mclaughlin BUYS AND SELLS NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE OF' EVERY DESCRIPTION.

SAFE AND STORE FIXTURES A SPECIALTY, 251 ATLANTIC AV. PHONE) MAIN 8853. mh2S-tf SACRIFICE, all furniture of private house, at once; almost new, walnut dining, bedroom, library, parlor, velour and tapestry, fine oil paintings, player piano, floor and table lamps, dishes, portieres, rugs. 12 West 90th st, New York. Je23-180t-xd23 FUMED oak library table and white reed baby carriage and go-cart, white chiffonier, kitchen equipment.

Call 163 Stratford rd, afternoon or evening. Also Muson upright piano. Phona Flatbush 4742-W. 23-3' WICKER FURNITURE SALE. Reed, willow, wicker furniture, all bomea; direct from factory; largest selection; lowest LONO BEACH WILLOW Ill Jaat 41st st, Manhattan.

Telepbon. 477 Murray Hill. Jel-IOt M. STEK0LSKY 1103 FULTON ST. Buy.

Furniture, Feathers, highest prlcea, TEL. PROSPECT 4508. mh4-tf Farnltnre and beds enameled In Ivory, white, etc.t repolishing and repairing! porch furniture stained and enameled. Ideal cabinet Company, 600 H2d at, Brooklyai Tel. Wiit 8unseL Jel-JOt FURNITURE for sale, cheap; beds complete; dressers, sideboards, parlor, dining-room set; Iceboxes, rugs, sewing machines, brlo-a-brac, etc.

615 Atlantlo av. 17-7 ENTIRE1 hnuaehold. high class furniture, including rut glRss, rugs, etc; must sell at once, going to California. For sppolntment call Mlriwood 626. 1159 3Kth near Av.

J. I l-7 W. ROTH PAYS SPOT CAHH FOR FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 7N FULTON 8T. TEL.

7iut FBOSFBCXi BhU-U June Bride Factory Sale Fveryttalne; For The Home Direct From Factory To Yon At Wholraale Prices BIG FURNITURE WORKS 203-205 East 76th St. At a tlm. when much la being said regarding the great scarcity of furnltur. a. a Justification of th.

unusually high prices prevailing In the Retail Stores, the present offering to sell direct at Wholesale Prices gives to thinking and discriminating people a moat unusual opportunity. PFRIOD DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURB IN ALL WOODS AND FINISHES. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE IN GFJNUINB LHATHB-RB, OANE. ALL OVER UPHOI.STBRED TAPESTRY AND VELOUR AT WORTH-WHILE SAVINGS. The prudent housewife and prospective bride will do well to visit our showroom, and benefit by th.

extremely low prlcea now offered. FOR A MMITKD TIMK ONLV WK WILL ACCEPT I.IBBRTV BONDS' AT FULL FACES VALUE. If you cannot have your furniture delivered now on account of the scarcity of housing accommodation, we will hold your selection In our storage free of charge. to PAOE OAT. NO ON REQUEST.

THE BIG FURNITURE WORKS 203-205 E. 70th St. Just a step east of Third Avenue. Telephone 4360 Rhinelander Showrooms open dally until P.M. -Saturday.

10 P.M., We Buy I We Sell Furniture Furniture RUGS, BRIC-A-BRAC ETC Hyams Hamburg FaUnitnre Kiifi 295-9 Fultoi St Tel. 4035 Main ft-tf-thfutuw RO13EWO0D' parlor suit (sevajn pleeee), library table, mahogany and walnut dining tablet, refrigerator, sewlnr machine, chairs, bedfiteadn, bookcases. 73 Willow at. firooklvn: Thurmiav. 10 to 4.

No dealers. SIDEBOARD, dlnlna Weser olano. parlor paintings, small -tables, hat raca, reirifferator, clocKs, music camnet. chairs, hair mattress, box springe, large enamel bed, other things; saddle. 105 St.

James pi, 223 WILL sacrifice very fine living-room, dint In g-room and bedroom UM short time. Together or sen a rate. L. LEVIN ueKaio av, near Marcy. i zs FOR SALE, movlne rttit of town.

1 size mahogany bed, spring, mattress, pad, 2 pillows; I single cot and mattress; icebox, small table, kitchen chairs. Call Flatbush g49. 22-2 REAL high-class furniture for Bale to pri vate party; as good as new; owner go.ng to Europe. Telephone Shore Road or apply at 553 79th at, Brooklyn, evenings, between 1 and 8. IRONING BOARD, desk and Morris chairs; rummage sale; seen only from 11 to 3 and to iv Clermont av, corner wmougn- Dy av.

nivivn. Di-inmAT n.iAe 1 a couch, bric-a-brac, vacuum etc. 1100 Proapeet pi. near Call morn. Ings and evenings until July 1.

I 2-t WANTED library about 10 feet kng. walnut, design and quality suitable for pri vate residence, c. suite 1013, Fane Kow Building, New York, 3-PIECE real leather library suite, beau tiful rocker; sacriflce. B. BIRINBAUM, 1077 Coney island av, near Ay i 3ri tn su WANTED, bv counle.

comiiletely fur nishings four-room apartment; will pay $200 or 300., Write Mrs. CHAHLES, 627 Pacific st. 21-3 chests chefcn: manufacturer, 284 Prospect Park West. Brooklyn. Phone South 2733.

18-7 DINING-ROOM table, fi chairs, china closet, rocker, garden hose and other pieces. 579 A Macon st. ALMOST new furniture of private, house at sacrifice; beautiful dining-room, bedroom, parlor, library, piano. 386 Macon at. 22-3 FURNITURB for sale.

Apply 657 7)th st, Brooklyn, or telephone Shoro Road 3359. No dealer wanted, NEW flat top fumed oak office -desk, chair to match. 73 Willow, st, Brooklyn; Thursday, 10 to 4. WANT 9x12 rug; will also buy tapestry overtsuffed armchair and rocker if In good condition. Phone Bonsonhurst 2214.

FOUR POST, mahogany finish, full size bed, box springs and mattress, $50, complete. TRAUBE, 1192 Ocean LATEST design, three pteocr library suite, fine tapestry, overstuffed upholstering; new In May. Telephone Riverside 8878-J, 23-3 FUMED oak dining room set; two finished bed; reasonable price. JEWETT, 19 Woodruff a v. CIRCASSIAN walnut single bed, with box spring it lid dresser.

Apply evenings, SUMMER FIELD, 84 St. James place. FURNITURlTfor sale: beds, tables, chairs, rugs; good condition. Saturday afternoon, 33 South Elliott third nVxr apartment. 23-3 BEAUTIFUL 6-plece upholstered suit; will consider selling separate pieces.

725 Greenwood av, Brooklyn. NEW $60 baby carriage, $30. Call FOB EL, 186 Garfield pi, after 7 p.m. Phone South 533-W. i 23-3 FOR SALE, Whitney baby reasonable.

Phone Flat hush 9219. 22-2 ART and' pretty dinlngroom set for sale, $150; cost $600. 1S6 Park place, basement. PIAXOS AND MUSICAL INSTBU- MK1VTS. PIANOS BOUGHT UPRIGHTS.

PLATERS OR CRANDS HIGHEST SPOT CASH PRICES PAID IA. HILL Ul Myrtl. Atd fhoa. Boikwtrk 7 rahll-tf PIANO, e.lebrated make, llttl. u.l; at blv terma BEH.NING.

364 Uvtnrston at. NEW mnhocany upright grand plana; eost $300; will sell for 1125. Call 8153 Bedford; u-7 BABY Horace Waters; never used; cost sell 1376. KLEIN, 833 E. 86th st.

New York City. 21-3 PIANO FOR SALE. Modern mahogany piano, 1173. RUDD, 202 Cumberland st. 23-3 CHICKERINO upright piano, splendid tone.

BINNS, Mldwood 3948. 21-3 UPRIGHT piano, stool and rovers, mahog-any case, tlOO. FITZGERALD. 187 Clinton pi. TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WHY PAY DOUBLE; save BO on trunks, bags and suitcases; no store; private house; evenings only; convince yourself. GEORGE. 536 Wllloughhy av, near Tompkins av. 23-3 TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITERS RENTED All makes.

Initial payment applies tf purchased. CORONA SALES Agents. Corona Typewriters. 531 Fulton Brooklyn. Telephone Nevlna 3H0-1.

Je8-8t TYPEWRITER, good, atrong make; phonograph, plays all records; $1,1 each. PHILLIPS, 412 Bouth 4th t. Call evenings. Stagg 2349. i je-tf WANTED, good furnished room house, Heights or Hill; long lease.

AMERICAN, Box 12, Eagle Bedford branch. 18-7 UNDERWOOD No. 5, excellent condition. ANDERSON, 32 McDonough st. Phone Decatur W-M.

3-3 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WANTED automobile manager of un-questloned ability to take charge of branch store, handling high-clans, small car line; salary and comnilr.ilnn as well as equal division of proflts; must be able to invest this Is a real opportunity for a live automobile man to become permanently established on only a nominal Investment: excellent terr'ltorv; large chain store contract; learTnff light car. T. Box 33. Baale office, il-tos FOR SALE FINE GROCERY BUSINESS In live county seat village of RIVERHEAD, L.

I. Trading center for big surrounding territory; high class trade; store fully stocked; big opportunity; will sell at Inventory cost on day of sale. Write Eagle Box 16, Rlverhead L. I. 23-3 A GOOD BUSINESS Without capital, new.

honorable, true and straight worthy of Investigation. Turn It over and under, innlde and out, upside down, a clean high class hualnoHft, prove It out for yourneif. GEORGE WELLES MOSELE Newburgh, N. V. 22-7 At'TOMOHILE dealer wanted to handle leading unit.

1 1 rttr In suburban dialrlct of Brooklyn; nominal Investment required; exceptional return gun ran toed; must be a live wire and mnn wide expptienre in automobile fleld. M. Box Kagle office, at-loa DOCTOR'S office to rent; grand opportunity for young physician. 1111 Glen wood rd, riatbuati- Phon Mansneld 2102, 12-7 Freight Berries. July 3 July 15 15 17 24 31 31 5 Aug.

Aug. WHITE STaAR LINE N. Y. CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON Adriatic noonjuly 3Aug. MISept.

15 Olympic 3 p.m. July 8Aug. 4Aug.28 NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN IVERPOOL Baltic .2 P.M. June 26JuIy 3 1 Sept. 4 Mobile IOAug.

HSept. 18 Celtic 12 noon July 24 Aug. 28Oct. 2 'Formerly Cleveland. NEW YORK AZORES GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA Canopic 3 pa.

July 3 Cretic ...3 PJn.Iurr20 Pin, 58, 69, 60, 61, 62, Nortk Rirar STEAMBOATS. "THE PLBL.1U BE PLUAaeSD." COLONIAL LINE BOSTON $4.40 PROVIDENCE S.4J. $3.24 All Outride RtaterAAniA, $1.08 $4.33 Above Prtcem include Wr To. From Pier N. foot West Houston D1Ir and Sunday nt 6:99 P.m.

fdayltght Raving time). Brooklyn Office: Gold Miner Fulton nt. J. Lhrenkrauss A Bona, Sit Fulton at: Brnhe1m, 5S Ttroadwar; V. H.

Tacobaon. S2i Flatbush a. Tel. Sprint lOl. and YcmJat Trip.

Up the Hud.on to 1 A MOUNTAIN Str. "Grand "in it. e'so a.m. RoundTrip; Weekdays. 60c.

Children, 30c. Saturdays and Sundays. 85c. Children. 55c (Inc.

War Tax) Ml SIC REFRESHMENTS DANCING Telephone Bowling Green 7676. Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. -BOSTON METROPOLITAN LINE All the way by water via CAPE COD CANAL Steamer, leave Pier IB, North River. foot of Murray St. PHONE BARCLAY 5000.

Daily at 5 P. M. (Daylight Time) FALL RIVER LINE To BOSTON From Pier 14, N. Fntton 8:00 P. M.

Orchestra nn Fnch Boat. NEW LONDON (NORWICH! LINK). Str. lvs. Pr.

40, N. Houston wk. days only, 6:30 P. M. Lv.

Pr. 70. E. 2Jd 6 -P. M.

Mrs. Daniel M. Hicks, tt 272 Halsey Brooklyn, the mother of the bride and the bride's sister, Mrs. Ernest Carll, of Brooklyn, who was her matron of honor, and the bridegroom's brother, Abner Rutan, of Nutley, who was tho best man. The bride some months ago bought a home here on Candee ave.

and has been living here. HOLDER WELLS. Patchogue, L. June 23 George Holder and Miss Emma W. Wells, both of Patchogue, L.

were married at the home of the bride's parents, and Mfs. Wallace on Saturday evening by the Reiv. Louis H. Johnston of the Patchogue Congregational Church. They were attended by Mrs.

J. J. Murdock and Mrs. A. Kurtz, sisters of the bride.

BATHHOUSES FOR NORTHPORT. Northport, L. June 23 The Northport Village Board has decided to erect a series of bathhouacs at the foot of 6th ave. near the-yacht club. Trustee Benjamin Blydenburgh was appointed a committer to purchase road oil for the streets.

1 SHACKOFF HELD FOR JITRV. Magistrate Miller, sitting at the Far Roekaway Court, yesterday, held Nathan Shacoff, 18 years old, a. grocery clerk, who was arrested last Friday night on complaint of Kate Bordner of Beach 29th Edgemere, for the action of the Grand Jury under $1,500 AMERICAN LINE N. Y. CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON St.

Paul 12 noon June 28 July 24 Aug. 2 1 Philadelphia ..12 noon July IOAug. 7Sept. 4 New York. 12 noon July l7iAug.

14Sept. 1 1 NEW YORK HAMBURG Monaolia noonjuly -3Aug. Manchuria a.m. July 3 1 Sept. 1 1 0cl.

23i RED STAR LINE N. Y. SOUTHAMPTON ANTWERP Kroonland ajn. July lOIAug. MjSepl.

18 Lapland II a.m. July 1 Aug. 2 1 Sept. 25 Finland 12 noon July 24Aug.28Oct. 2 Zeeland a.m.

July 3 1 Sept. 4j0ct. 9 Offices, 9 Broadway, New York. STEA5IBOATS. Long Iiland Sonnd Route to BOSTON The Cool, Clean, Comfortable Way on the Palatini Steamers of the Fall River Line Lv.

Pier 14, N. R. (Fulton St.) Dally. 4:30 P. M.

Eastern Standard Time. Iue Boston, 7:25 A. M. Orchestra on Each Steamer. New Bedford Line To New Bedford, Cape Cod and Bnzzards Bay Points, Alarthas Vineyard and Nantucket.

I.e. Pier 40 N. K. (Houston K.i. Sunday, 5:00 ft 1M.

Standard Time, rf- New England Steamship Company. BEAR MT. and return en the Str. Clermont Operated by the Paliiades Interstate Park Commissioners Dally, Including Sunday (dayiiEht time) Pier B. Penn R.

Jersey City; arrives 8:9) A.M.: leaves A.M.; Pier Battery Park. North River, N. arrives A.M.; leaves I 30 A.M. 'West 129th St, arrives 10:00 A.M.; leaves 10:15 A.M.; returning steamer leaves Bear Mt, 4:30 P.M. Slop at W.

K'Sth omitted until, further notice. Fare 60c. Round Trip fcnt Sun. riol'du-s. s.v.

CKilJren Under 12 Half Fare Cafeteria Laaca HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES Dally from Pier 31, M. at Deanrossea week days, 6 P.M. and 7 P.M.; Sundays and holidays, P.M. and 9 P.M.; West lffid St. half hour later (daylight Bavlng time).

Due Albany 6 o'clock following morning. Troy 7:15 Direct rail connection! to all points. CENTRAL HUDSON LINE Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston. Lv. Franklin 4 P.

M. 1 and 2:30 P. M. All steamers leave W. 129lh St.

half hour later. Connections at Newburgh for return to N. T. i HOWARD VICKERS At St. John's Episcopal Church, Far Roekaway, last evening, Miss Olive Vickers of Kew Gardens and H.

Howard of Far Roekaway were married by the rector, the Rev. William A. Sparks. The bride was dressed in a champagne silk traveling suit," carried a bouquet of American Beauties and was attended by Miss Zita Powers, as maid of honor and Miss Muriel Howard as bridesmaid. VV.

Gilford Howard was best man. The bride was given away by her father, Nathanlal Vickers. Following a short trip to Maine, the couple will reside at Far Roekaway. Only members of the two families attended the ceremony. RITAN-JOHNSON.

Sayvllle, L. June 23 Mrs. Gertrude Hicks Johnson, widow of Theodore P. Johnson, of Brooklyn, president of the Johnson Lighterage was married on Snturday afternoon to Albert C. Rietun, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Rutan, of Nutley. N.

J. The ceremony was performed by th Rev. W. W. Kroupa, at his home on Greeley the only guests being Dan, 1 I I bftm ay-fi-tl v.f Kuwait.

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