1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

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THE BROOKLYN STANDARD UNION: SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1922.
DEATH NOTICES.
DEATH NOTICES
BROOKLYN LODGE, HO. » , B.
V. O. ELKS—Brother*: You are requested to attend the funeral service
of our late brother, OTTO WALTZ,
on Sunday evening, Jan. 92. I o'clock,
»t Koemmele'a Funeral Church, 1230
luishwick ave., a e a r Hancock a t
JOHN F. LANTRT, Exalted Ruler.
J O S E P H H. BECKER, Secretary.
DASSAU—On Wednesday, Jan. II,
Cl\rlstiana Dassau, beloved mother of
Frederick Dassau and Agnes Stawitz,
in her 73d year.
Relatives and
friends and Ladles* Aid Society of
Turn Verein, Brooklyn, B. D., and
Ladles' Aid Society of the Wyckoff
Hcurhls Hospital are Invited to attend funeraLservlees at her late residence, HOO Jefferson ave., on Saturday evening, Jan. 21, at 8 o'clock.
BATTER—On Jan. 18, Paul, beloved husband of Emille Sauter, in
his 67th year. Funeral from his late
residence, 110 Floyd st,, on Monday.
9:80 A. M. Requiem mass at All
Saints Church. Interment St. John's
Cemetery.
(N. Y. papers please
copy).
m
Police and Soldiers Hold
Back Crowds at Armory
Bedford Avenue Densely Packed With Thousands Trying to Get
Into Industrial Show—Doors Closed After 20,000 Had.
Swarmed In—Patronage at Booths Heaviest of Week.
STURMWALD—Irwin, son of Tillie Hess and the late Samuel Sturmwald. Funeral services at Goodwin's
Mortuary Parlors^ 1144 DeKalb ave.,
on Sunday, Jan. »«>at I P. M. Interment at Mount Hope Cemetery.
Auto cortege.
IN MEM0RIAM
Two companies of State Guard and Police Reserves from
J Grand avenue station were called out last night to handle
the
BROTHERSON—In fond and loving memory of our beloved daughter, the crowd that stormed the outside of the Twenty-third RegiG E R B E R — O n Wednesday, Jan. Annie, who died Jan. 21, 1915. Gone,
ment Armory to get into the Brooklyn Manufacturers' Exposi18, ,1922, George Frederick Gerber, but not forgotten.
beloved husband of Louisa Gerber, in
FATHER AND MOTHER. tion, which closes to-night after a successful week.
his S8th year. Funeral from his late
residence, 1257 Greene ave., on SunPeter J. Caasldy.
FRAZEE—In sad and loving mem- The attendance a t the exposition last
day, Jan. 22, at 2:30 P. M. Inter- ory of our dear mother and grand- n i g h t w a a D y for t h e largest of the
Joseph P. Cassidy.
ment at Lutheran Cemetery.
Stephen E . Carney.
mother, Loretta Frazee, who died
five previous days. The doors were
Jane A. Reid.
Jan.
21,
1919.
HENDERSON—On Jan. 20. 1939.
closed at 8:30 P. M„ when the exposiAnna Mangan.
Softly
a
t
n
i
g
h
t
t
h
e
otara
a
r
e
ahlnlnc
In his 86th year, James B. Hendertion officials estimated at least 20,000
i Mara Huffman.
Upon t h y cold a n d silent Brave,
son, beloved husband of the late
Where t h o u Heat, deareat mother.
Preston D. Lewis.
had
entered
the
building.
When
the
H e l e n C. Henderson and father of
W h o m w a loved, but could not eava. special officers and patrolmen from
Clarence Wachamith.
J a m e s W"., Archibald J. and Albert
f r i e n d e m a y t h i n k t h a t w e ' v e forgotten
Mary Vivian Martin.
the
Grand
avenue
station
were
unable
A
n
d
our
w
o
u
n
d
e
d
heart*
a
r
e
healed,
H . Henderson. Funeral services at
Grace Gallagher.
L i t t l e d o t h e y k n o w t h e eorrow
to handle the hundreds of persons
h i s late residence, 1S2 .Hull St.,
Marlon McGee.
T h a t ' s w i t h i n our hearta concealed.
Brooklyn, on Monday evening, Jan.
who stormed the door. Companies B
James McCauley.
IS, at I o'clock. Interment Ever- DAUGHTERS * GRANDCHILDREN and D, in charge of Capta. Brill and
Edward Sandy.
green Cemetery, Tuesday A. M.
Francis J. Donahue.
LYNCH—Elisabeth Lynch died Brenoan, were quickly mobilised In
Margaret Butcher.
the armory and sent Into the orowd.
KEEGAN—Nora, widow of the Jan. 91, 1991.
Thomas Butcher.
l a t e Peter H. Keegen, on Thursday,
The two companies of guardsmen
Dark a n d l o n e l y Is oar d w e l l U s .
Fred Groef.
Lonely Is our h o m e to-day.
Jan. 19, at her residence, 808 Sumpwere found too small a force to cope
For t h e one w a l o v e d s o dearly
Rubin Pippman.
*er a t Solemn requiem mass at the
with the situation, and an emergency
Paaaed a w a y one year t o - d a y .
Harry Klam.
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes,
call w a s - e e n t to the Grand avenue
George Keavita
Broadway and Aberdeen St., on Mon- NIECE AND NEPHEW, JAMES
station for the reserves. The crowd
AND ANNA POWERS.
Robert Williamson.
day, Jan. 23. at 1:30 A. M. Interwas held in check until about 9:46
William A. Speth.
m e n t Holy Cross.
MoOTJLLOTJGH—In sad and lov- P. M., when people began to leave the
Rose Spero.
KEMP—Henry J. Kemp, hi his ing memory of James B. McCul- building, and those outside were let
Angelo Spero.
18th year, on Jan. 19, 1922. Funeral lough, who died Jan. 21, 1911. May In, two at a time.
Frank Spero.
Sunday, Jan. 22, at 2 P. M., from his seal rest in peace,
Jack U p m a n ,
School
children
again
Increased
the
his late residence, 8627 89th s t ,
Frederick Martlno.
MOTHER AND CHILDREN. afternoon attendance yesterday, with
Woodhaven, N. Y.
Frank G. Dudley.
a greater patronage than either
MAUSER—In loving memory •« Thursday or FrldaV. Unable to get
Harry McCoy.
MNNINGER—George A., beloved
Lillian Freisher.
kusband of Catherine Lenninger, died my dearly beloved mother, who de- there until after t h e schools closed,
Alice Carlson.
the youngsters were reluctant about
Thursday, Jan. 19, 1922, at his resi- parted this life Jan. 91, 1999.
Virginia L. Whtttall.
Tou
are
not
forgotten,
mother
dear,
leaving
in
a
hurry,
and
again
caused
dence, 832 Hancock st„ in his (2d
Helen Murray.
Nor
will
you
over
be.
a
late
afternoon
attendance.
It
was
year. Survived by three sons, Floyd,
Dorothy Schindler.
As
loss
aa
Ufe
and
memory
last
long
after
6
P.
M.
before
the
children
Metvin a n ! Leonard, and two sisters,
Julius Volckheusen.
Wo will remember thee.
Mrs. L. Dedrich and Mrs. J. EhlenDAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW. had left the building:
Wilbur A. Eve.
berger. Funeral Sunday, 12:30 P. M.
Swarms Arrived Early.
Ward Young*
Interment Weehawken Cemetery.
The evening crowd was on hand the
MEDENBACH—In sad and lovDonald D. Loomls.
earliest
of
any
night
during
the
week.
Eugene F. Murphy.
LEWIS—On Thursday, Jan. 19, ing memory of a dear son and
At
7
P.
M.
there
was
a
steady
stream
Anna M. Murphy.
1922. John Henry Lewis, husband of brother, William, who died Jan. 91.
pouring
into
the
building,
and
by
8
Joel Merchant
the late Margaret Leahy Lewis. F u - 1919. Gone, but not forgotten.
C. H. White.
neral from his late residence, 40 FATHER, dd OTHER AND SISTERS. o'clock the large drill floor was filled.
Part
of
the
crowd
w
a
s
diverted
upMary A. Brower.
Clermont ave., on Monday, Jan. 23,
MURPHY—In memory of our be- stairs. When they had filled thel Clark Bullock.
at 3:30 A. M.; thence to the Sacred
1 a t R. c. Church. Interment at loved mother, Elisabeth Murphy room where the moving pictures are i Walter Mertoa Perry.
Hose Dorn.
(nee Burke), who died Jan. 91, 1920. shown and there was no more room
lioiy Cross Cemetery.
to move around downstairs the doors
Stella E . Dorn.
Heaven retalneth. my dear mother.
were ordered closed.
LYDE.Y—Elinor Lyden died sudMiss Selma Magld.
Earth her lonely casket keepa;
<7 uly at her residence, 1064 70th
May the aunbeama always Unset-,
Robert W . Martin.
A
large
crowd
w
a
s
halted
at
the
Where my darling mother eleepa.
St., on Jan. 20. Funeral Monday,
Charles C. Kronin.
! doors, and as it increased rapidly
Ifcn. 28, at 9:30 A. M.; thence to the DAUGHTERS, ESTELLE G. MUR- t „ people formed an impregnable
Elsie Kronin,
Chares of Our Lady of Perpetual
PHY, ELIZABETH F. OLIVER, wedge at the entrance. Members of
Warren Foots.
1 " s 5.ith st. and 6th ave:, where
Jeanette O'Donnell.
MARY A. HARRIS.
families were Separated at the door,
ft s r imi requiem mass will be celeEdward J. O'Donnell.
and others, who had gone early, were
NEWMAN—in ever loving m e m - waiting Inside the door for their
brated. Interment Holy Cross CemeEdward Reiff.
tery. Auto cortege.
ory of my dear mother. Margaret | relatives. Those inside, near the enHarry Linton.
H. H. Duncan.
Newman, who departed this life Jan- trance, soon learned of the situation,
H'AIXY—Suddenly, on Thursday, 21, 1919. Gone, but not forgotten by
Josephine M. Fullerton.
but
It
was
some
minutes
before
the
P e n r y , Jr., In his 26th year, beloved
Charlotte R. Gregory.
Spa of Henry and Adeleid Mally. F u - HER SON, J. EUGENE NEWMAN news of the "shut-out" had traveled
Helen Rosen.
through the Immense crowd Inside.
r.r-rul service will be conducted SunThomas Rogers.
Then there w a s a grand rush for
s' •. 2 P. M., at funeral chapel of H.
Mary Rogers.
the telephones. Two booths on the
EDUCATIONAL
C. Andrews, 7703 6th ave. Interment
Milton C. Bogert
drill floor wers surrounded, and
G;< nwood Cemetery. Auto cortege.
Jack Ua.
crowds jammed t o the booths in a
Herbert Meyer.
5 > \ R S H A L L - O n Friday, Jan. 90, I A D E L P E t t
A C A D E M Y {room adjacent to the entrance. The
Alon % Jaedlker.
i:>iJ. at the residence of Lieut.
Benjamin Hauser,
fptrt a subway rash to sbame. It was
Q t A . Messing, *VSw*VBlt w 1SW
Mary M. Meade
•practically Impossible for a person to
St., Brooklyn, Mary Marshall, widow
«Wmsrl c ^ » n a c t « Rpjpma
Lucille H. Miller.
?*-.
to
one
of
these
telephone
booths,
of Hugh Marshall, In her 8«th year.
»eCOM
fcemeSU.
...«,...»
Mrs. Carrie Yaeger.
and
whea
one*
there
It
was
hopeless
T-u-eral services will be held at the
<
January
William V. Mason.
I
t
s
try
to
get
o
u
t
Find Presbyterian Church. Henry
. rm
—
~
._
•» - • - i
David Skoblow.
Armory
Entrance.
Jammed,
(St.; near Clark St., on Sunday, Jan. | "* *
"•"»-••
«*" "
Eugene Rodgers.
T":» people were Jammed so tight
22. at 2 K M.
New classes
tewi
te
Ruth Craven,
a t liae entrance t h a t not one could
Ruth Hoffman.
MARTIN—Robert
Martin
died H I S T * * ^ * * * * * * *
people could not get In
Joeeph Hart, Jr.
Jan. 19, at his residence, 762 Quiney i ^uumi irm r
. . •. of the bailding. The crowd
*t., in his 81st year. Born in Scot- : r A w S w ^ S i
almost; t o the middle of
l a n d - a n d had been a resident of
-------s a d wbea finally the
Joseph Engelhart,
Brooklyn for the past atxty years, i
gaaadssaea and reservists
Walter Freund.
Survived by one son, Robert; one |
epeolfig through the
Louis Savanes.
daughter, Alice; one brother, t w o !
out of the building,
Harld V. Idaaslda,
sisters and seven grandchildren. F u another mad dash of those
Mary Codo.
n e r a l services Saturday evening a t t
,.-_»-.;• to gat in. But they were let
Adels Kaminski.
o'clock. Interment 10 A. 51. Sunday.
la *: • »*;y. t w * a t the time.
Alice Custy,
Evergreen Cemetery. Auto cortege,
By K>;»t o'clock the crowd sutMinnie Probettors.
p r t c t i r a . y disappeared,
MtELKNHAUSEN — On WednesLouise Artls.
had
gotten
Inside
and
day. Jan. 18, 1922, Louisa Ml»l*nMildred Lawlor.
ethers returned home, having decided
taausen, In her 87th year, beloved
Ida Ravelll.
net t o take a chance oa battling
mother of Emma Hartlg, Charlotte
Anna Oppedlnaaa
througa the crowd. At this same
Hartlg, William, Louis and Frederick
Mrs. A. G. Norton.
time the crowd Inside was rapidly
Mtelenhausen. Relatives and friends
Mrs J. Hart.
redncmg, hut a t 11 o'clock, when
• r e invited to attend funeral from
Leah Davis.
the lights were turned off there were
h e r late residence, 157 Graham ave.,
Miriam Dank,
at least 9,099 persons still Inside
o n Sunday, Jan. 22, 2 P, M. InterPincus Engelberg.
the building.
ment Lutheran Cemetery.
Harry Baakind.
Patronage a t O M booths was toe
Daniel FarneHi.
POUCH—On Thursday, Jan. 19,
beavtast at any time during the
Lillian Stern.
Francis Edward Pouch, 1B his 78th
week, and for the fh-st tuns continued
Harry Brill.
year. Relatives and friends, also the
to the last minute.
Grace B a r n e t l
Trustees, Elders and Members of the
The Western TJnioa Telegraph
Anna Cirst,
Moravian Church, F* E.; Magnolia
Company, co-exhlbitor with the SelfEmily Schroma,
Lodge, No. 166, I. O. O. F.; The VetWinding Clock Company, has a fine
Alice Crawford;
eran Odd Fellows Association of the
exhibit in booths 240 and 242. A
Chester Kaminski.
State of New York; Lexington Lodge,
colored map of the United States
Markaret NapoIL
No. f l » , F. ft A. M.; Association of
forms an effective background to the
Edith Payne.
Masters and Past Masters of the
b o o t h . , This map set upon an angle,
Jeannette H. Rosenblum.
First and Third Masonic Districts of
shows the time zones and a clock
H. Braaten.
K i n g s ; the Brooklyn Masonio Vetconnected directly above each Bone,
Joseph De Leila.
erans; The Brooklyn Volunteer Fireshows the time In various principal
Mildred Falkowita
men's Association. The Exempt Volcitie* The connections are shown
Dorothy Gunts.
unteer Firemen's Association, Brookwith colored electric lights, miniaDorothy McNIff.
l y n / E . D.; Veteran Volunteer Fireture telegraph pole lines and colored
Martha^Rbman.
m e n of Brooklyn, W, D.; Board of
ribbons, the whole making a very
Mandina BurweH.
Trustees of the Widows and Orpleasing effect.
Eugene Mulligan.
p h a n s Fund of the* Late Volunteer
One of the most attractive booths
Ethel Anketell.
Fire Department, W. D., of the Forat the Exposition Is that of the MaxC F. O'Neill.
wner City of Brooklyn; the Trustees
well House Coffee, presided over by
Lucy Armstrong.
Miss Adah Cooke, and a wonderful
f the Exempt Volunteer Firemen's
Ruth
Reed.
display of the makings of "the cup
lenevolent Fund of the late City of
Edna Goldberg.
that cheers** is displayed.
%
Brooklyn, N . Y.; The Board of ManPearl Neufeld.
Miss Cooke, who Is one of the pretagers and Representatives and LaDorothy Valkens.
tiest girls a t the show, Is from Virdies* Auxiliary Board of the Long IsF. H. Sehaeffeif
ginia, and she and her assistants,
l a n d L O. O, F. Home Association;
Harry LeFrancots.
with true Southern hospitality, reGeorge Washington Lodge, No. 209,
ceive the visitors. Maxwell House
K, of P., and the Society e f Old
Thomas McCartin.
Coffee is now a Brooklyn Industry,
Broofcrynltes are Invited to attend the
Harry O'Brien.
949, 944'and 946 Fulton Street,
and the plent near the Bush Terminal
funeral services at the Moravian
Anthony Fanelll.
OLFF" 1C by R S *
Is the largest of the many Maxwell
Church, Jay st,. near Myrtle ave., on J U L I A N D . F A i n c H I L D , PreeMent.
Mrs. Haggerty.
Rnnday evening, Jan. 22, 1922, at J U L I A N P . F A I H C N I L D J „ , „ _ „ . „ _ , . plants throughout the country.
Angelina Fanelll.
Yesterday's Visitors.
«:80 o'clock. Interment at conven- WILLIAM J, WABON. JR. ( VK-i-FrssMSBtS
Mr. Haggerty,
THOMAS B L A K E , s e e y ,
ience of th# family.
Max Petera
Visitors at the exhtbff of the
H O W A R D D . J O O i T , Aaet. g e e y .
Hyman Bloomberg.
,T. N O R M A N O A R P E N T B R , T r u t t Offleor Standard Union yesterday were:
T» S.TJKCHEH-—On Friday, Jaw, f t ,
Gilbert M:indery.
Gordon.
%%%%, after a lingering Illness, our Capital.
.$ 500.090 CHord
Isidore Leff,
i'harle# A. Hummel.
inr>1&vo 1 mother and grandmother,
Dorothy Shanghns«91*.
John E. Blank.
!,'•;>«., M. R e w h e r <n#» Kilo), in
A m r l i n MeSSincO,
Mrs.
Jnnn
K.
Blank.
Mf
68th year.
Relatives and
l
George Maley,
TRUrrsBg;
Irene
M.
Dooley.
H
e
n
r
y
A.
Meyer
Walter
v..
B
e
d
e
l
l
frfends are respectfully invited te at- Bdward C. B l u m
Philip Walter, Jr.
Cliarlea A . O'Donohue
Molly Friedman.
tf n«l funeral services a t ' her late Arthur W, C l e m e n t Charles J5. Porklne
Beatrice V. StgrensofL ^
Abraham
Friedman.
r*>*M«nce, 297 Weirfleld St.. Rrook- Robert A. 1 iryertale D i c k 8, R a m e a y
Elisabeth Lausser.
Benny Friedman.
T
h
o
m
a
a
H.
R
o
u
l
s
t
o
a
Julian
D
,
F
a
l
r
c
h
l
l
d
Elisabeth S. Petts.
brv. Sunday, Jan 22, 1922, at 4 P. M,
Gloria Bengulat,
H. F . S i h a r m a n a
P. Falrehlld
William Coventry ErsVin*.
interment Lutheran Cemetery, Mon- Julian
Frederick S, F l e c h e r T.nurua E . S u t t o n
LUliaa Dougherty.
;
Philip Stabile
day A. M.
Oawald W. Dbl
Kerwln H. Fulton
Catherine Van Schalck.
J o h n T. Underwood
Joeeph Huber
Hyman Llpton Freidmsn.
Mrs.
n.
Folkee,
•
nUPPET/—On Thursday, Jan. 19, J o h n T . J e w e l l
W i l l i a m J. W a a o a , J r .
Teresa Forlano.
I* Walters.
at the homo of his parents, 1733 W h i t m a n W. K e n y o n Ltewelryn A. W r a y
Dorothy Schutt.
H, D. Strunck,
Summerfield st,, Ridge wood, after a lAceoanta I n v i t e d . I n t e r e i t P a i d o n Daily
Mrs. R. Smith.
Balances
John Mccormick.
lingering illness, George, beloved
John Parlssl.
Charles Irvln?
In .»band of Eleanors Ruppel, In his
William Friedman.
Welding R. Ward.
$4ffi year, Relatives and friends, also
Fred Blasch,
Norman Baylor.
m r m b t t i of Myrtle Lodge. No, 111,
Stephen L. P. Duhams!,
Shirley Snow.
V A A. M., of Montour Falls, Nl Y,;
Robert Terry.
OF T U B
Clinton Armstrong.
Franklin Council, No. 18, Jr. O. U.
John Gleason.
HsroU Hogan.
:,f. find Harmony Glee Club of
Andrew J. Shlebler.
City of New Ytrk
• Alice Sommers.
Brooklyn are invited to attend fuRita Gleason.
Jeannle
Wtsel.
m raj up Sunday at I P . M. a t Tad.
Lieut. K. Jensen.
Bernard
Riley.
nirr Temple, N o , 144 Halleck aye..
'
Lotrfs
W, Relnlseh,
Teresa
M
India,
f t>i ner Fresh Pond rd. Interment In
D. O. Denvlll.
Josephine Antonellt,
I.< • tyreens Cemetery,
101 M O V T l f i l T , STREET
D, C. O'Donnell.
(
Ida Friedman,
Ralph W. Watson.
Harold Fredberg.
Gustavs Hlbbeler.
J. Phil Stair.
F1HASC1AL.
rur/AftciAh
Arthur P. Dietrich,
Angela Clements.
William F. Somers.
Anna Conserva.
Lawrelt Bishop.
Angelina UeJohn.
X . Hammarston.
METROPOLITAN FINANCE CORPORATION
Fannie Crane.
Charles O'Donnell,
Concetta Galiane,
Hilda Duke.
FORMERLY
Grace Saunders.
John F. Morse,
Catherine Trotte,
John DeVine.
METROPOLITAN CREDIT CORPORATION
Philomena Cetta,
I
A. Richard Kohler,
Ida
d
e
m
e
n
t
s
.
STOCKHOLDERS
Francis X. Flood,
Rose Clements,
Robert Green.
•William
Mengea
, ,| |....
t. t f |y to romminilcBl* with the utMler«lgned fn?
John C. fCrohn
Ernest Beyes,
Beatrice Jagoda.
, j , , , ,,h -t the lllifffttlnit m>w prmllng agahiat the
Edward Rollins.
T h o m a s Manaele.
Edmund S. Patton.
»mtj<in and It* orrirrrs and directors.
Bradbury C. Aldsr.
Jacob Dubowsky.
Frederlefc Tuttle.
Thomas Dl Rosa.
Lini«n Kuatts,
t W P " " » fc fcmlCT. < liafrmen tJomnilttee, 141 v i t n h
Hilda Wolff.
FauMae rtonrta,
lonk**rs, If, Y .
Henry Webster Aeflirgto*. ft.
W. R. ffolaerap.
Domlrdck r a i l a d l n a
Joatsnlag W e l t
«
KINGS COUNTY
TRUST COMPANY
Surplus and Profits $3,000,000
John Tuttle.
Anne B. Tuttle.
Hiram A. Tuttle.
J. H. Magulre.
Charles G. Brown.
Henry G. A u g u s t
I .aveiria Alder.
John W. Alder.
Eugene Calder.
Helen C. Alder,
Frank Hugueb.
Marion D. Mets.
Mildred R. Stegal.
Harley Stegal.
Abbot Aberconeble.
Francis S i m m o n s
Richard F. Grant
Arthur J. Whltlock.
Mies Barbara Reus.
Frank Ficarra.
Angelina Ficarra.
R. F. Powers.
Charles G. Brown.
F. B e n n e t t
Victor Revuelta.
James E. Lardner.
Caroline Fey.
Adeline Fey.
i A
Freda Robinson.
J. J. Mower.
Gertrude B. Bennett.
Peggy Revere.
Jesse L. Haslett.
Lucille M. Bedell.
Arthur Frederlch.
E. T. Burna
A. J. Carry.
George F. Lebonrveau.
William J. Mahoney.
Francis Palau,
Becerra Palu.
Jeannette Marcllls.
Senfianda Orcea
Thomas Fremand.
Frank G. Malafronte.
Gertrude Shea.
Marjorle Denning.
Vincent Palau.
E. Schilling,
Mrs. Jane F. Martin.
Fred E. Schimmel.
Norman M. Stearns.
Mrs. R. J. MacKenna.
Mra C. H. H o l t
W. J. Kane.
Rose V. Hamilton.
Sadie F. Hamilton.
Ethel Frederick.
Irving Mapou.
Ebba Stromgren.
Jay L. B e n n e t t
Thomas Hughes.
Bernard Hughes.
Earl Carlton Ekball.
Lester Clary Hauck.
John Wanamaker.
Robert J. Hamilton.
Hazel E. Busch.
Mrs. H. A. Watrous.
Frank J. Slavlnskl, Jr.
James J. Hoefler.
Lousitz Schou.
William J.'Mcintosh.
' Daniel M. Harney. ^Arthur McMahon. ,
William Downey.
George P. Moffat, Jr.
Joseph G. King.
Doninick Laino.
Robert Marty,
Ben Laufer.
Wiluam Bilek.
Edward Dugdale.
Margaret Dugdale.
Joseph Dugdale
Gerard Martin.
Janet Martin.
Ethel Higgins.
Jeannette Dugdale
William B. Kluber.
Mary E. Kluber.
John Rside).
Mrs. Wilffam Wise,
M. Aschendorf.
Mrs. Swanson.
Kenneth N. Forreetal.
Mrs. S. Fender.
Mrs. M. Pender.
Gerard M. Martin.
Janet A. Martin,
Edward CastelL
Herman Olson,
George W i r s t
8. Aschendorf.
Maris E. Mar,
William J. Lam*.
Mary E. O'Leary.
John Wilson.
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Margie K a n e
F. D. Baca's.
Teresa Dillon,
James K n i g h t
Joseph F. Mulroy.
Richard J. Mulhern.
Ardell M. Holtham.
Mrs. Edith Dillen.
Janes Dillen.
Edward Plllsa.
James Roberta,
William Kuhner.
8. Agnes Volckealag.
Walter H. Volekanjat^.
Julia F r o s t
Joseph L. Bars.
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Charles F. Kromm.
•Edward H. Emerson. ^.
M. Schottenfeld * Son.
Frank E . Leidemer,
Mammis Leidemer.
Marie Peterson,
Dorothy R o s a
« « s Goldberg.
J. F. Davenport
Philip Delker.
J. F. Crowley.
Alex. ZaheL
William Slover.
Margaret Johneon.
Frederick* T, Schroeder.
A, P. Steinmuller.
Mae Ferguson.
Eddie Egan.
Bernard J. Glynn.
Harry Moore.
Harold Levy.
Viola Kemble.
Fred Martin.Oscar F« Nllson.
John A. Crome.
Miss M. Martin.
Frank Hines.
Rose R. Horowlts.
Timothy Halpin.
Edward C. Pfelfe».
Warren Pfeifer.
. Fred Martin.
George Hoff.
Bertha Horowlts.
'Gertrude Mahoney.
H. Willeburgrr.
Marjorle McCaffrey.
Alexander Hesterberg.
Ernest W. Wortman, M. K.
Ethel Mooney.
A. E. Mooney,
Gladys Plrrung.
Betty Zlmmer,
Mr. and Mra. D. BerrymtB.
Irene Carpenter.
Mra Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs, Win. Ooldschmtdt
Joseph Roe.
Welter H. Volokenlng,
William J. DilthW.
Charles Shapiro.
Samuel Shapiro.
Francis Harrla
Mr. and Mrs, V. Kries,
Mrs. H. A. Falkerstem.
a J. Aklna
Edward Carroll.
John H. Roethel.
Dr, Samuel Kats.
Edward J. Lynch,
Arthur Lowery.
Abe M. Boh warts.
Harold Rogers.
Raymond J. Caflera
Elwln A. ChUd,
W. J. Hayes.
Anna M. Hayes.
Thomas McMurray.
W. Fortla.
James Boyd.
Edward Dlshmaa.
Charles Piandlng.
Charles Hayea,
Robert Whittle.
Rev, Richard B, MeHtfgh.
Rev. James J. Griffin.
Charles Donnelly.
Miss Susls E Jonea
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Matty Stonitsoh.
Austin L. Merrttt
Alma J. Bernson.
Tony Joseph Santella.
Frank Calise.
Alexander Bills.
Samuel P. Reed.
Peggy Christian.
John Lynch.
Vera Lynch.
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Chirle O'Brien.
Katv Lj'nch.
William Lynch.
George Rosenblum.
Robert Randall.
Helen Randall.
Euphemla Morse.
Hyman Scheinbetm,
Helen M. Murphy.
Ralph Hngen.
Daniel Eckhoff.
Mra. Erqil Gauf
William G. Murphy.
Irving Mapou.
John Kilian.
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George Kilian.
Joseph F. Bonn,
Albert Kuhn.
William T. Murphy.
Mrs. W. T. Murphy.
Anton Yohansson.
Axel Nyborg.
Dean Macdonald.
George B. Hillard.
Minnie ,Iillard.
Mrs. Wbellema Hillard.
Joseph Schecker.
O. F. Anderson.
Eugene F. Snyder.
E. J. Hansen.
William A. ToU.
George Harknesa
John .B Conlan.
William Lowery.
Edwin C. Orr.
Mrs. ndwln C. Orr.
Helen Harknesa
Ernest Llndgrea,
Philip Doherty. ,
O. W. Tale.
Peter A. McCabe.
Mra Peter A. McCabe.
Peter A. McCabe, j r .
May Martin.
Amanda A. Orr.
Gilbert H. Orr.
Ida Hacker.
Mrs. J. E. Llndgrea.
Joseph Munnie.
Rose Munnie.
William G. Gerke,
Fred Newson.
James Gillespie
James Carr.
Ina Larsen.
A. Ramano.
Mrs. William E. Kummlll.
Ernest N. McColi.
F. C. Merkel,
James Kilkern.
William Soffi.
fH. J. Heuschkel.
Elizabeth Wilson.
.Blanche Reuther.
C. H. Madole,
E. E . Bedell.
Damian Fabinskl.
Marlon Hanlan.
William J. Hanlan.
Thomas Fox.
Harry L. Cohen.
Philip Brande, Jr.
Frank Martin.
Austin Clark.
R. Hunt.
Morris D. Ttarter.
R. J. Hammond.
Carl O. Bernzan.
Mrs. L, Quaffe.
O. F. McLaughlin.
Virginia Dilger
David C. Corker.
Mra, James H. Corker.
Alexander Hesterberg.
Katherine Martin.
Jacob Gelb.
Kenneth Tucker.
William Seplowlts.
Mrs. Carl O. Bernzon.
John Shorten.
S. Thomas Agnes.
B. J. Pearl.
Mrs. William Pierson,
Miss M. B. Pierson.
W J. Marston.
C. E . Schaeffler,
H . W. White.
Sr. MarV Plus.
Harold George Horowlts.
Edward Byrnes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. J. Smfth.
Sydney S. Finn.
Alex V. Finn.
Elsie A. Vogel.
Mrs. Christian Vogel.
Vincent DiCarlo,
William C. Whitney,
Joseph O'Connor.
John Hoostman.
Janice Franks.
Robert Randall.
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Helen Randall.
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Julia Frost Volekenlng.
S. Agnes Volekenlng.
Walter H. Volkenlng.
Frank Banting.
H. B. R. Longyesr.
Thresa Conlin.
Louis Milltken.
Anthony Schwarz.
E, T. Otz.
Philip H» Lyon.
Wilmer I. McDowell.
Edith Jonas.
Grace Jonas.
Robert Jonss.
Ruth Jonap.
William Boyd.
Mabel BoVd.
Edward Ormond.
Frank Peterson.
Janice Trumbe.
Arthur Hagen.
Mary Denspino,
Jason St.Clalr Grevea
David B. Winters.
E m m a B. Winters.
Ray Franglosa.
Mrs. D. J ; Strong.
James F. Leavy,
John M. Crane.
Sam Slsklnd.
David Slskind,
Charles Mets.
A. D. Antonio.
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Ralph Eckhoff.
Frank G. LedlefBef,
J. Anderson.
William V. Adachl.
William R, Turner,
Sidney Morowttz,
Bernard Dillon.
Julius Gilsba^h,
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Yolanda Gllshaeli,
William J. Schwtefceft
John J. Beck.
William Henn,
J, Ternan.
William Tasker,
Anna Morowitx.
J. F. Schlerenberg.
Edward A. McCaffrey.
Mr. Dalton.
Nicholas Dalton,
James J. Ward.
Edward J. Nkldrle
William C. Erskine.
Donald H. Ramsey,
Joseph Power.
Laura Larsen.
Lena Marglaraclna.
Paul Burtls.
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James F. Sclmona
Lnckley Mr.Entee,
Thomas Rogers.
George Marx, Jr.
John F. Klippel.
Mlherva Campbell.
Irene Ramsey.
Sophie Epstein.
Mary Slotopolsky.
Miss Bertha Harystman,
Howard Koagtor.
Frank Bauer.
James Harrington,
Andrew theehan,
Edward 3. O'Brtta,
Denial J. Brady,
James Leonard,
Herbert Wertman.
Eric Chsrles Alfred Gmmm,
Kingdon Tyler.
Mery Catherine Ricker. *
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Untitled Document
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
www.fultonhistory.com
Real Estate News
Building Permits Beat Record.
months of 1919 many contracts
»
Official returns from 192 cities canceled.
show that 1921, of very slow recovery
New York figures and comp
in industry, set a record unsur- sons by boroughs for December
passed in building permits, many of for the full year are as follow*
which will become reality during the
DECEMBER.
present year unless especially untoX921
lit*-.
Cost
No.
ward conditions develop. Permits ^Manhattan. N o .
371 t*.704,8It ( I t U
were taken out at a time when con- Quuuna . . . 1,065
7.673, »3« 330 1
ditions for. building were not so good Richmond . 304 1,286,864 140
Brooklyn . .1.272 l l , 8 0 4 , 6 2 t bin; 1
as now. As reported to the American Bronx
• 7S0 9,733.8X6 247 1
Contractor" the total of permits durT W E L V E MONTHS.
ing 1921 is 62o.7S>5. In the idential 192
1»21
112
cities during 1920 there were 405,472.
,N°Coat
No.
4,331 *i u,.,w„. i.,i 4.418 12
In 194 cities during 1919, there were yMan...
u ' u a 16,6C3
83,133,933 1,838
only 418,987.
'
Ulch'd 3.188
11.363,397 11.702 6
The total estimated valuation of B k n . .14,191 128.166,791 4,668 138
permits during 1921 Is $1,707,528,- Bronx, 7,837 78,667.894 8,758 >8
898. During 1920, In the same cities,
the valuation was $1,459,862,023, East Fiatbusu, Waverly and
-•end during 1919 in 194 cities $1,William E. Harmon & Compt
428,423,683. These figures show that Inc., report sales. East Flatbusa
1921 registers a gain of 17 per cent, tho Thirty-second Ward, to
over 1920 and slightly more over Cassamessina, Josephine Migliore
1919. This idea of gain is strength- Hammerschleg, H. Winkler and
ened when it is considered that the Gurian, V. Frasca, Joe Mazzoo
cost of construction has been mate- Adolph Pardini, P. L Trogone,
rially lower during the past year A. Lagrutta, to Joseph Zagaoie
than in the latter part of 1919 and Canevari, to Joseph Coniglo,
during 1920. During the
early Fuardala, John G. Caruso, H.
months of 19S0 and the latter lor and S. Gurian, Angelo
Angelo Soriano, Alexander
Adolph Lazzlo, Hans Kronowl
Robert John Sohlosser.
B. Arons, Adolph Klein, A
J. J. Maccauley.
Polllcino, Satyator* Pellettero,
W. J. CromwelL
beth A. Sutton, Stephen Lanigan,
H. S. Cromwell.
seph Laganie, Philip Geneva
Vivian Youngs.
John Boland; a t South Waver
Marjorle Younga
Lhe Thirty-secopd. Ward, to N
James Horton.
inello, L. B. Grillo, Mary Steing
Edward Ashforth.
BIningate. Fannie Purise, L,
Henry Lang.
A. B. Schwartz, N. E. Leltzowits,
Fred Hamptmann.
Pantalso and George Tltons, and
Jane Lathrop.
Rugby, in the Thirtieth Ward
Louis H. Driber.
Samuel Morris, Charles A.
Adolf Anderson, Jr.
John Klmbrel, G. Cape, George
Walter A. W r i g h t
i.ira and L. F . Landmesapr.
Gilbert Widner.
Lawrence E. Nelson.
The Lewis H. May Co. has
Mra Anna Brod.
for Jennie R. Tannenbaum the
Joseph Reilly.
cor. Maple and Edgemer*
Fred Hamptmaa.
Edgemere, a
2%-story
Ralph I. Sitkoff.
* l welling, to Morris Posnesky
Donald Reed.
occupancy.
Palmer Miller.
Otillle Miller.
Franklin J. Rau.
Dr. Benjamin V, Battla, ef
Morris Sitkoff.
Vernon, formerly was professor
John A. Behrens. .
J number of universities, baa
Clifford Folkes.
chased an apartment at 144 T
Emil Mogensen.
first St., Jackson Heights, and
J. P. Stair.
Viola D. Lawless, a prominent
Peter GastigeP
ber of the United Daughters
John Deuschle.
Confederacy, o n e at 136
Ruth Nowka.
rirst street
^
Sterling Nowka.
Frances Nowka.
Charles Partridge has sold
Mra E. L. Grueb.
two-story and basement brick
Chester R. Grueb.
family dwelling, 616 St. Johns
Gil J. Ward.
near Franklin a v e , for Role
Anna Pidgeon.
Wertheimer, for occupancy.
Mrs. T. Dandreau.
Genevieve Brennan.
The Ronee Holding Corporation
Peter Gastigr.
Brooklyn will erect a one-story
John A. Kehoe.
payer, fourteen stores, at n.
Robert I. Piesen.
169th st. and Lyman pi.,.the
Edmund Piesen.
August Stutzmann.
PJiyllis Hocking.
The N e w York Title and M
Company is making a building
Julius A. Rosenthal.
oTf 1160,000 to the Kamtun
Violet Edelstein.
Company, Inc., I. Kamerman
Phyllis Hocking.
Tunik, on property, n. e.
Elizabeth Oldridge.
Nicholas ave. and 189th at
Charles Sachmann.
liattan.
Elwood A. Louer.
Arthur He
^Results of Joseph P . Day'
William Erb.
cial" in the Vesey St.
Mrs. Mary Dalton.
Thursday Included Plat St.,
Salvatore LaSalla.
59.1 ft. w. of Pearl st., 22.10x81
Aurora Modrenlck.
story building, to the Water
Harry A. Behrens.
Corp. for 925,500; Pearl s t ,
Mrs. Mary Reilly.
S., 35.9 ft. n. of Piatt St., 6
Eugene Powers.
building, to Edwin E. Volha
Thomas McMahon.
$18,900, both the foregoing
Thomas Waltcra
Francis S. Bangs Estate, and
Helen E. CaelL
mouth s t , Manhattan Beach
Lillian Barth.
Oriental Boulevard, 60 by 100
Raymund Caell.
story dwelling, t o Abraham
Jeannette Donstein,
Kramer for $10,900.
Lillian Singer.
Matilda Miller.
The 166-75 West SeventyPansey Glotzer.
Manhattan) Corporation,
Edna Lances.
Booth, president, has leased
Betty Cohen.
teen-story
300-room
"
Anna Ratner.
Hotel, to be ready Oct. 1, h(
Francis A. Lawless, J r .
being completed at 164 to 1
E. Fortin.
Seventy-fifth St., to L.
W. Fortin.
Thompson for a long ten
Raymond A. Young.
rental in excess of $3,000,000
Anita I. Siebert.
John J. Young, M. Df
•Charles Laue has leased the
Eva Berkowits,
story building a t 81 and $
Mary J. Wynne.
st., adjoining tho northwest
Charles Khorp.
of Cliff s t , Manhattan, for
Leo Devon.
he lately traded a Blue Point
Christopher T. Lawless.
country place to Harry Wii
Lillian Bird.
The lease is for ten years at
ranging from $6,500 to $7
Mrs. C. Stlcknoth.
annum.
Frances Dianond.
F. L. Merritt
The M. Morgenthau, Jr.,
D, Jansen,
have contracted with the
M. V. Cotton.
Realty Company to develop a
Mickey McDowell.
St. Albans, half a mile from t
Arthur Heckma%try Club district. Subdivision
Chris T. Lawless!
be known «J» Subdivision No.
F. L. Wooherton.
James J. Lawless.
Max Simon has sold for lnv
Nathan Green.
the three-story brick store and
Edward Joerg.
ments at 4106 Fifth ave., pjot
Irving I. Effrain.
100.
Meyer Schwartx.
Chester Grueb.
A. Mlshkln, of 1402 Ave. J.
"Edward Piesen.
for M. MatliK'k Construction
Bertha Silverman.
pally, to Mrs. B. T,iirle two,
Meyer Schwartz.
t^o apartments above, held
Celia Hotchner.
_
n. s. Newkirk ave., b e t tii*
Dollio Druhych,
•
express station and East F i '
Anna Bookman.
Caroline J. Stupell,
General Sales Siiperi.nte^.»V!Tt
Albert S. Caril.
(
win L. Bees, of the 'j*«?r;«*»\.
Doris Ricker. %
Service Corporation, it*."* '
Edgar E. Mapea
en apartment at 14.1 T'fljfc£*e
Jean Golden.
JflCkson Heights nnc! I / **?Ksthc* Tietlbaum.
WIlleo.T, mo'^or of 4v--*- £*(ioldle Bunch.
a roMidcnt. o*\'>e Mei6?J*\ m
Virginia Claire Martin.
Twenty-third st.
Francis Reilly.
Lucille Trimble.
The M<»re mnnsirtf, c?en
Mary Uiling,
block front on the a Si of
Anna Adee.
nve. frorp Twenty-firs* St.
Anna Behan.
fv-spcond st.. has JfeOa. tar*
chased ay S. w>i»ch ^**p, *£?
Anna Gaffney.
Hugh Slevtrok, • •'*
crfy'comprises a pi.**' 2rJ &J
H;IS ptirrhased
twttty-P"y%
Francis GHn.aitin.
;!eo by W. F, MoorC, focn
Kliae Ferguson.
dent of the N e w Arrwfert
George Eerguson.
ualty Company and now o
Jeannette Ferguson.
surance rate maker for the
George Fox.
glass companies of this country
Gertrude Fox.
John E. Searles, sugar magnate
William Wagner,
the residence built at a cost
Theresa Peek.
than $50,000. The block was
Lillian Kalinover.
at $100,000 and the new owne
Robert Lawler.
template moving the houas
Inez Pascual.
Twenty-first street side and
Madeline Pftscual,
Ing the remainder with hlg
Helen M. Harria
apartment houses,
A. J. Dodge.
Helen F . Dunnlgan.
William F. Kurs has sold
Charles EnvatI,
173d St. Realty Company
Frank McMurray.
1% by 100, on the southerly
Charles Poenlcke.
150th St., about 74.20 feet w
Peter B. Vermllya.
Ann's ave,, to a client w h o
Wesley King,
mediately Improve the property
Harry B. Fasanaeht
a business building. H. Goldbert
Frsd Wessner.
sold to Edward Waldman
Harry C. Fassnaeht 3r,
famlty house
containing
Miss Elsie M. Scheurff.
r o o m s Plot 29.$ by 100, w
Andrew Anderson.
gsraga, e. a of Twelfth st
F, Connor,
Avenues K and L, for $21,
Eva Marriuardt.
The Princeton Club will
Emma McDonald.
$860,000, all cash, for its
Lottie Marquardt
and SSth st.. Manhattan,
M. Convlse.
73 feet en the ave. and
W. Thomas Hill.
s t and pays $475,000 for
Frances Morowlta
*
ner of Park are. and f»th
Irving Harvey, Jt.
000 cash and $100,009 en
Joseph Keenlg.
Amanuel Wetam,
Ralph Lenmger naa war
Harry Ostrefsky.
a $160,000 exchange deal t
Miss Jessie M. Jones
on plot 17S by 100 on a a
Florence G. Jones.
s t , 200 w. of Havemeyer at
DonAId Repeli*Walser and gave In part
Elmer Rylance.
nlnetesn lots on Hart, Huv
Ted Bosehard. J r
s a d Wyckoff aye., resold
Tan Sl^klnd.
broker, Georire Sasstsr,
John Bedell.
sold the dwelling, f t
deerge Leidemer.
and Tit
Frank Letdemar,