ATE 0F LINCOLN llllliWAY is ~ '
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THREATENED BY UTAil’S 'ACI'S
";':Hl'l‘, May 2.—The fate
of the Lincoln Highway as a
, .--.ntinonta1 route linking New York with San Francisco
. a. :romhhng m the balance. according to Lincoln Highway
». officials here today.
,. .1 will he built west of Salt Lake City, Utah, has at lastl
The vital question of whether or
.‘ final and ultimate authority—the secretary of. agriculture
'. aw.
through which th.
day passes between 1h.
3 1... Pacific has made the
‘u 2i portion of "I fedef‘i
.. uh the exception of
min has refused to in-
l smilon of the Lincoln
«an Salt Lake City and
um. line in its federal
h notion precluding
, -mplcti0n and mainten-
i i‘lfiilly important sec-
». l ncross the Great Salt
e
.H_~..n, who is empowered by Congress to correlate inter-
LARGE AMOUNT
or PROPERTY
CHANGE HANDS
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: f3 . ,f 1'
1. Raymond to Annie M firm
buildings. a Day street. (executors
deeds.)
Helen F. lurphy et at to William
c. thrh, lot and buildings. Clay
street;
Fraiioes D. Kirkman to Frederick
8. Howard and wife. lot and build-
ings. Spring Hill avenue.
Ennbeth Risks to Andrew Szakni
and wife. lot and buildings, Elm
Grove street.
Norwaik Savings Society to John
Swidereki and wile. land and build-
ings. Plattsviiie avenue.
Nor-walk Savings Society to Michael
horn and wife. land and buildings.
.Piattsviilo avenue.
George '1‘. Bruce to William J.
Crawford and wife. lot and buildings.
Roosevelt street.
Laura A. Hughes to Anne E.
Hughes. two lots. Quintard avenue.
Frank D. Lawton to It. Jose h'e
Church Corporation. lot and buildl .
Chestnut street.
Catherine Scofield to George F.
Muendei. land. Highland avenue.
Clifford s. Meek and wife to Wil-
liam K. starrett and wife. lot. New
Canaan avenue.
Nicholas J. DiSesa to Maurice Now-
.‘i? £5193
When You‘are urged to buy
another baking powder be-
cause it costsbss thanRoysi, ‘
ask—“l. it made ' from
Cream of Tartar? ”
R OYA L
Baking Powder
Bea efilyete .-
\v
. - . an I i n 119 ._ .
«we ‘calt‘Lukc C‘itynl‘: a With the passage or some or am. 33.3.1.5“ ’°‘ d m“ d “ Made from Cream of Tartar ADE from a Waterproof, feis- - .4
~9-‘rn Hm Nil 0 uring the past month or from Joe ' . ' ‘
' 9“" c’“ ‘° Ralph 3' Chm' m From base with handsome ~
March 24th. up to and including last i d w nd lip-land . m. Mu.
: to abandon completely Saturday. April 28th. the usual spring 11 acres. '3‘ men 0 ‘ ' ,
‘. to the west and turn
. «cl south through Utah
~l into Nevada is natur-
llwlrlous of a prompt
~ ll Salt Lake City.
' wh accepted 8125.000
4 the Lincoln Highway
. .l ”Will it together
mm morn of state funds
mnstmrtion of a satis-
\' ncross the 17 miles
v . H n Nevada. line. That
' 2 nrver been complet-
-lil not have sufficient
'llpf-fi‘ it during Governor
nvlminlstrntlon. The
ulv Act passed in Nov-
nmln additional large Caroline L. Peet to Theron R. Brad- ml... deed , John Hales: and wire to John convention .
lo l'lrlh from the Icy. lot, East avenue. Frankel Gilbert t0 ROCCO NUZZO. Pomazi and “‘ift“, lot and buildings. . ‘
'l‘rcnsury and WOlild Theodore O. OM“ ‘0 Harieit “- lot. Myrtle .vcnuo, Chestnut street. A solemn looking than entered the mm 00.
l the completion of the
,. gap 'in the road 3.305
boom real estate. which was delayed
this year due to weather conditions.
would seem to have started. Most of
the deeds .called for the transferal of
land and buildings. but as will be seen
by a perusal of the list below. there is
a fairly large percentage of building
lots. that have passed from owner to
buyer.
The passage of deeds between three
or more parties on one parcel of land.
has not figured in local real estate
largely as it has herstotore.
The lists of deeds. all of which un-
less otherwise indlcated were warren-
tee deeds. follows:-
William L. Johnson to Frederick 8.
Madden. Jr.. lot. Newtown Terrace.
Singewaid. lot. and buildings. Gibson
Court.
Catherine A. Baker to Morris Sop-
transections these past six-months. as
Rewayton.
Laura A. Hughes to William J.
Sasbye et a1. three lots. Quintard ave-
nue.
Estate Robert Van Buren to Gulf
Refining Company. lot and buildings.
West ilvenue and Stevens )treet. (ex-
ecutor's deed.)
Edmund L. Ryan and wife to Sam—
uel J. Stewart. lot and buildings.
Chestnut street.
Samuel J. Stewart to Gustav E.
Reidrich, lot. and buildings. Chestnut
street.
Alice K. O’Reiily to Luigi and Sal-
vatore Buono, lot and buildings. Bur-
bank street.
Estate Robert Van Buren to Samuel
J. Stewart and Charles B. Kunes. lot
and buildings. Stevens street. (execu-
Joesph Kc'ry to Bertha Budnar.‘vlot.
Taylor avenue. -
Contains No Alum—Leaves
No Bitter Taste
i
in p... lots. No walk Fri:
Charles Mayer to
street.
haven.
Rudolf
lot and building, Elizabeth s‘treet.
Samuel J. Stewart to John J. Walsh
and wife, lot and buildings,
Mayer.
Hudson
James H. \Vaierbury to Shorehaven
Realty 00.. lot and buildings, Shore-
George H. and Stephen is. Ferris
to James P. Carey. 41 acres and build-
John R. Morton to Eugene .7. Van
Ness, lot and buildings. Hill street.
A PRIZE OFFICE BOY
LONDON. May 2.4Harry Brulaw,
a 14-year-old Liverpool office boy.
has a bright future ahead of him.
lie has been overwhelmed with of-
fers of employment following his em—
ployer's report of him at an insurance
Liverpool office. the employer stated.
The boy asked him what he could do
for him in the nature of insurance—-
Samuel 3- BMW!" and Charles 8' lnsl New Canaan aW'me- fire life accident or automobile
shin. lot and buildln s. Fort Point ' ' ' '
‘ ' avflrlnlnlisgntlgznof :2: street. . gm?" :0 s¥;::.'igx::°nd’ 10‘ and Margaret R. Martin to Arthur H. “lCan uyoul iinsiire taheI :mrirgrtal
‘l‘ l" ‘- l i . u n . ’ - d building; “fag-d son 1'" 1e vs or e go in .
_ ‘ , Margaret P. Taylor to Rehecea 'o lndell. four acres an .. ask.
. .dd. Abandonment of Fromcr. lot and buildings, North Main Nellie s. Weed to Albert Pam. in street. .. I am not sure. the boy replied.
vm-lv accomplished on the t e t acres, Richards avenue. , t (-0 ii Rudder Just a moment and In ask the man-
_ r .« ms that it will become ' rne‘im N \iather ‘0 Lucille M John Grimaidi and wife to Vincent Harry I‘m” 0 " cc! 3 ' ager of the fire department."
mm blocking traffic Cl“: lot Clriicie street ‘ p.1wfume' lot and building. Tierney lot and buildings. 13015 p ac; J ‘
- .. . ~ ' - ° - "r. t c .
““ ”’9 “0““ °“ ”‘° Luther M. \Vright to Charles Slgs- "'9‘“- L°“" “0‘10“ “n“ “‘ “ ° “5 “9 A man will give the preacher a
pay.
~ ixtent the qucsilon in-
‘uthcr or not traffic shall
'llrfll easiest and most di-
. nnd most pleasant trend
» "l either San Francisco or
. hr wiwthcr it shall be
vh now terms the stake in
came of road strategy
"did to be playing.
«corn-try Vi'allsco pronounces
way. Franklin
street.
Charles Sigsway to Henry R. Coop-
cr et als. lot and buildings. Franklin
street.
hiadaieno F. Webb to Albertson S.
Beers. lot. Hudson street.
lot and buildings.
Kovacs and wife, lot and buildings.
Rockland Road.
Margaret McCarthy to James Tam-
many et al. lot and buildings. School
Ads. E. Dimdon to Joesph Seniors.
2 1-2 acres and building. Winnlpauk.
Joesph Bayas to Bela Lovay. lot and
building. Cliff street.
George E. Finch to Joesph Premru.
flvo lots. Melrose avenue.
John Pomsozi and wife to Salva-
Frank Adiski and wife. lot and build-
ings. VVlnnipauk.
Norwalk Investment company to
Filomena D. Vena, land, Bouton
Van Ness. lot and
street.
W. Gian.
buildings.
Lowe
nickel and then tell him how much
he enjoyed the sermon.
HQWLAND’S
pdnmdmwfimlmmiumwmrficei
durable,end so myto dean. Afew minutes
They‘reavsluewosth investigating Comein
andseethem.
B’x9’ V 39.00
7'C”x9’ $11.50
9'110’6" .......-........... ...... $15.75
9'x12’ .. $17.50
AN GEVINEI
,‘n
mwwm
. w lirllll‘li and forced through “'illiam 1g Richards to Gladys to, tote I’allarino and wife, land and . . i
Y... Lin: larger proporitions of Scott. land. Brookside. building. Ely avenue. Today. May 1. 1928. vaim ”8 m
‘ """Jillo n, year tourist bus- Eugene J.. Van Ness to Stevie Lucyan \Visnlewski and wife to -
mummrmammmm
.on in the matter the oontin- “rift-l C 1’ 0'1! t E y street. - . ' . , . , . ‘ ' . _ ‘4
the Lincoln Way as a direct are ' ‘ era 0 ‘mrn Helen E' Keller to Alfred Stevens. ‘5 d f H th ' to
‘un from Manhattan to the Tilerwlrth, 1'“ and buildings, \an two lots, Sound View Park. 1 e mne 0 ere s e S ry
(into is threatened, Luren nvonim.
-lKhi. states between Filth and
Menu
ll
River which have don.
in ten years to make the
Way a connecting reality.
. . ' , O s
m. mm... in the decision. gcg‘ng‘,{‘°- ’°‘ ""1 b““‘“""' “M“ & u. c.., lot, 0...... “on... Almost eVery sort of a real fine Glfls dresses in hnen and figured
"'1 “1p dt‘lcrmlnn the route Mum-am invnstmont company to Charles F- \Vebber ‘0 308011!) 8- dress one can imagine. There are cotton crepe—assorted colors-some
‘ I” 0 ””‘“-“"""-‘ "f "”3- l': t. l". . in. Sound View avenue. Dikeman. lot. Rhodonopll Park. ' ' ' ' ‘
4 let M the future and \trs..;t:~q:, (a: ('hnrlca 1-1, Church to Jennie C. Quick to Robert M. Tenny. dresses 0f splendid crepe (19 01111185 trimmed With White, others Wlth (3010]?-
l‘.
' ill
nffcct the business of
areas. Nevada and
1 Mn particularly affected.
1 w politician can't tell
",ll"l'0 he stands because
' iv inn.
Theodore 0. Claim to Louis Brand-
mrm ct nl. lot and buildings, lsnacs
Place.
Gustav nockoff to James Bartfay
Vito Federici. lot and buildings. Cross
street. (trustee's deed.)
Lewis L. Pugh to Frederick J. Pal-
unibo and wife. lot. Summit avenue.
George Vargo et sin. to Julia.
Sproch. lot and buildings.
Estates of \Vlllism T., and Thomas
John J. Walsh and wife to Samuel
J. Stewart. lot, Evcrsiey avenue.
Samuel J. Stewart to John B.
Gruele and wife. lot. Evcrsly avenue.
Crofut &. Knapp (30.. to N. Y.. N. 1!.
two lots. Pershing street.
Samuel J. Stewart. to Katherine
O'Reiliy, lot and buildings. Aiken ave-
rule.
1 r cn 8011"”?! to Alf-m ts Aprra. int
«n! Luildlrga Liam streut.
I’ :u S. POrri to Anna E. B-lcixziglp
~ ' ' ; t1 .5o;11 1:02,“. . . . ..
4%; Can your furniture mmpfifist‘iiotgifiugfirgrdi’feather ides-c to 8, as; “1,ng MW {‘2 2:: £3; 3:31,.th “0°; _
[411/ M withstand the daily . 3% iii 11,. case. If E . ked elk and m . rm hem... at m1, of the “new as“: ~ ache
' ° - occasm o o s in me 0111‘0 . .
damage of living? leathers, mess... 8f”; 8% to 11, $3.50, . 6 months one yeu .1 m m
m. u... of your W “Mary Jane” patent and kid pumps, sizes 4 to ,8, , 3...... M! m .. K
fine
leis:
”I”.
How essential it is
feet to have correct fittm
dresses $21.50.
—of rich Canton crepe—of pretty
printed crepes—of heavy hand-
some foulards —— pretty—stylish
dresses—every one.
Dresses for the
young Miss
that have all the dash and vivacity
of youthful appearance.
Dresses
of dignity and impressive goodness
for the mature matron.
Dresses
that have a special appeal to the
Woman of full figure.
'A big lot of fine dresses from
which every woman may pick a
dress that is becoming—a dress she
will enjoy wearing—and at the
same time a dress priced so that it
will save quite a few dollars fronts
the price it was made to sell at.
They came to us through a special
purchase so that we are able to of-
fer them at only $21.50.
Second floor. center
Plain toe smoked elk oxfords with
$2.50; 81/91:.) 11,733.50; 119531302, a4.
Misses and children’s
pumps and oxfordiio
for the health of their growing}
3 and shaped footwear—our ex-
pert shoe eople well know and exercise great care.
“Kerry Krome’r’
'3” . How much does
for girls 6 to 14.
ed embroidery—ages 6 to 14 years,
price $5. .
Silk dresses—ere e de chine dresses
~tafieta dresses— ersian silks—as-
sorted colors—some trimmed with nar-
row rufiles—sizes 6 to 12 years, priced
at $10 and $12.50.
Gingham dresses—assorted checks
—-some trimmed with organdie—pretty
new models for girls, sizes 6 to 14 years,
price $2.50.
lsoond door. rear ~
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Every girl hkes
I 0
nice pair of _ gloves: . .
Children’s gloves of chamoisette’ made with strap
wrist and embroidered back—color, beaver, $1.15. "
_ Children’s gloves in silk with embroidered backs-1
colors white an mastic, OJ. ' ‘ "
.L this door. ion. m
baby weigh today?
Bring the little folks to our Baby Shop this week
“Litt ueen’s Five toe Fitter” tan calf oxfords, to be weighed on a 1y fine scales. '
III/atom ;8%t011.$4. MM ‘
We offer a prize . .
.“m””“ 3”“. a...“ m " $2 53010”; Wu, ,3. fifth“? . PM?" .1... ‘~ *° 8* . Pretty kerchiefs ’ "‘
“mum-awn: 81km not other yam-amps, 11% .. ~ . littl
.7 ' ,. _ . _
“me‘h'md'm- 2' $3Patent leather one strap pumps with out outside. 4' ‘ or ‘ - e . falks'
”Medina-aid: Products
'08, $2.50;8%t011,$3. Handkerehiefsfor children s.‘ a sanction—«hit: ; j
mini-WT”! I1" ' , Greyelkpioceaeinsandalswithfleppertonguefilé to with mm in min . ,7
m—dedelfizsentyendusendnsss' - ‘1’“; 11%“2' i O ' - l ‘ 7:755 ‘ 7W,“ "k With WMWfismiaw
_ Growmg girls browned: ax!) “to ,. . Militia; 53.30:! - . 7 , ‘ ,
Mums-cactus. 'Growing 81113, hm.mt5 ‘ . . v s 7 - .
Wrry
solidcolor,with- '-
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