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FRIDAY. JANUARY 5, 1940

Business Papers Recorded

Certificate of Incorporation Stoller, Inc—To carry on the

business of transporting freight, etc. The capital stock consists of 200 shares of common stock hav-ing no par value. The principal office is at 797 Main st W, Roch­ester. Directors: Meyer H Stoller, 40 Thurston rd; Luella Nesbit, 870 Portland ave, and Morris H Stoller, 420 S Goodman st.

Certificate To Do Business Under an Assumed Nanie

Chili Supply & Construction Co, 251 Powers bldg—Seth G Wide-ner, Union st, Chili.

Geo W Heiden Co, Pittsford— Norman Minnamon, Kreag rd; George W Heiden; Glenn H Per-rigo, 30 Rand pi (all of Pittsford).

Garr>ler's. 104 Main st E— Gamlers , lnc, iu4 Mam st E.

Fralon Chemical Products Co, 249 Michigan st—Frank A Lonc. 249 Michigan st.

The Orange Storę, 1975 East a v e —Leonard E Hobbs, 56 May-fiełd at; A\bert Natale, 485 Meigs st.

Motor Carrier's Service, 2305 Portland ave—Kenneth S Warren, 2305 Portland ave; Albert J Smiley, 646 Thurston rd.

Adler and Colson, 1146-1152 Lincoln-AUiance Bank bldg— Isaac Adler. 25 Buckingham st; J Frederick Colson, 962 Genesee Park blvd; Manuel D Goldman. 300 Pelham rd.

Yulcano Printing Company, 268 Clinton ave N—E Arthur Sollami, 71 Nye pk.

Moser and Reif, 45 Exchange st —Clarence P Moser, 209 Culver Td: Herbert R Reif, 3851 East ave, Pittsford.

Jefferson Dairy. 404 Jefferson a v e — A n d rew Padulo, Joseph P a -dulo and William Padulo. all of 404 Jefferson ave.

Pa, prop in Brockport, $453.36, rv 50c.

Bowen, Harry, to Mary F Keuper, 55 Hall st, lot 7, w s Hall st, $1. rv $1.50.

City of Rochester to Owen E Burnett and wife, 38 Sunset st, lot 12, Municipal subd, No 16, s s Bergen st, $200, rv 50c.

Conway, John F, et al, by ref, to HOLC, lot 304, Kondolf & Brayer tr, w s Curlew st, $500

Dailey, Jessie, by exr, to Clyde A Browne and wife, Brockport, prop in Brockport, $1, rv $1.

Fisher, Charles F, to Rochester Tr & Safe Dep Co, lot 90, Boardman tr, e s Goodman st, $1, rv $10.

Gerber, Lydia Dennler, to John Dennler, Webster, prop in Web­ster, $1.

Guelfl, Mary, to Lewis Bellanca and wife, E Henrietta, prop in Penfteld, $1. rv $1.

Hartman, Gertrudę and husband, by ref, to HOLC, lot 102, Elm-croft tr, s s Elm dr, $500.

Keefer, Lois Culver, to LUlian Culver, 69 Merriman st, lot 4, Westbrook tr, n s Tioga st, $1.

Loos, Edmund, to Edmund O Loos and wife, 19 Colebourne rd, lot 83, Wintonleigh tr, e s Fairfax rd, $1.

Mayer, Caroline E, to Frederick E Mayer, e t ano, 193 Curtis st, lot 18, Dewey & Ridgeway Ave's subd, n s Ridgeway ave, $1.

Menne, Charles E and wife, to Charles F Fisher, 700 Parsells ave, lot 90, Boardman tr, e s Goodman st, $1.

Mitchell, Steele, to Jacob H Cohen, et al, 10 San Gabriel dr, lot 14. part of Montgomery tr, Ex-change st, $1. rv $2.

Neil, Mauriee H, to Jesse B Han-nan, as Director Public Wel-fare, prop in Gates, $1.

Plant, Clifford A and wife, to E Lucille Luckhurst, 164 Peck st, lot 164, sec 2, Wakefteld tr, s s Walzford rd, $1, rv $3.50.

Powell, Gertrudę E, to Frank H Powell, 59 Rowley st, lot 21, Brooks tr, w s Rowley st, $1.

Reeners, Catherine, by exrs, to Cecilia Reeners, 80 Lorenzo st, lots 2, 3, subd of part of Moul-son's subd, n s Lorenzo st, $2,-200, rv $2.50.

Richardson, John, et al, by ref, to Nellie C Patrow, Mt Morris, prop in Brockport, $1000, rv $1.

Rochester Sav Bk to Harris Nus-baum, 221 Joseph ave. lot 10, subd of part of Mumford's al-lotment, n s Vienna st, $1, rv $1.

Simpson, George A. to Charles F Argento and wife, 1002 Arnett VK-d Vt 64 South Park tr, s s Brooks ave, $1, rv $4.

Wiedderoth. Otto, to Arnold Wm Bayley. et ano. 100 Bastian rd, lot 54. Westfall Heights tr, e s Bastian rd, $1.

To Geneaee Valley Trust Co— Bernard DeBerger 37 Ford sed $360.

To Central Trust Co—Arthur K Stel lhom 82 St Paul st 38 P lym sed $192.

To Personal Finance Co—Frank Danes et ano 23 Canfleld pi 35 Chev tdr $140; Carl Gard 77 Clif­ford ave 35 Olds cp $200; Wilbur House et ano 624 Leighton ave 32 Olds sed $100; Nathan Bright-man et ano 124 Scrantom st 34 Chev sed $245; Gordon Lindsay 245 Hawley st 34 Chev cp etc $180; Joseph L Fien 317 Meigs st 36 Terra sed etc $300; Andrew Carpeno et ano 17 Concord st 34 Chrys airflow $91; Lloyd Blan-chard 465 Meigs st 34 Graham sed $50; Jacob Nevelezer et ano 358 Court st 29 Dodge cp 30 Stude sed etc $210.

To Home & Auto Loan Co, Inc —Edwin G Hill et ano 166 Ash­land st 34 Terra ech $60; Arthur T Root 123 N Water st 37 Ford tdr $60; Arthur J Van Zandt 12 Granger pi 37 Pont ech $190; William S Purcio 129 Third st 34 Terra cp $70; Joseph T Tra-pani et ano 491 Cedarwood ter household goods $300; Frederick S Blum et ano 10 Greenwood st 34 Buick ech $150; William F Ludwig 740 Clifford ave 37 Plym cp $300; Garrett A Baker 424 Garson ave 35 Chev ech $163; Daniel P 0'Connell et ano 620 Thurston rd 35 Chev ech $102, Samuel S Tritano 71 Lisbon st 37 Buick sed $300; Robert Louis Martin 359 Caroline st 30 P lym sed $20; Harold A Whitlock 257 Atlantic ave 35 Hudson sed $140; Benedetto S Spinnicchia 15 Kent st 34 Terra cp $25.

dated Nov 28,1923; madę by Abra­ham Ameele and wife.

Postponement of Mortgages Mauriee W Mott to Columbia

Banking, Sav & L Assn, $2500; dated Dec 23, 1937; madę by Wm T Rowley.

Mauriee W Mott to Columbia Banking, Sav & L Assn, $4000; dated June 16, 1939; madę by Wm T Rowley.

Rise in Mortgage Interest Denied at End of Extension

Release of Part Mort-gaged Premises

Mauriee W Mott, by atty, to Wm T Rowley, $100 from mtg; prop in Gates; dated June 16, 1939.

Oonttaued from paca 1

SHOW GUI DE 'Four Wives' Next At RKO Palące

Western District 30221—Vol—Matter of Nicholas

G Makeyenko, laborer, 80 Ingham ave, Lackawanna. Liabilities $1, -160.88, assets $20, secured claims $270. Petition dated Dec 30, 1939, filed Jan 2, 1940. Stanley Chmieli, atty for bankrupt, Buffalo.

30222—Vol—Matter of Melvin Littleton, opener, 11 Arthur ave, Blasdell. Liabilities $1043.48. Pet i ­tion dated Dec 21, 1939, filed Jan 2, 1940. Edward I Zolte, atty for bankrupt, Lackawanna.

30223—Vol—Matter of Alphonse and Agnes Plewniak, clerks, 39 Riverdale st, Tonawanda. Liabili­ties $1824, assets $1150, secured claims $85. Petition dated Jan 2, filed Jan 2. Philip C Barth, atty for bankrupt, Buffalo.

30224—Vol—Matter of Raymond P Lindner, mechanic, 1069 Michi­gan ave, Buffalo. Liabilities $2,-

1574.93, assets $1150. Petition dated D i s c h a r g e o f M o r t g a g e s | N O V 25, 1939, filed Jan 2, 1940. Monroe Co Sav Bk to Thomas i Joseph H Reingold, atty for bank-

Harding and wife; dated Aug 20,jrupt, Buffalo

1913. The Pittsford Nat Bk to Mathias

Doser and wife; dated July 6, 1926.

George A Simpson to Mortimer B Howell; dated Jan 24, 1933.

Monroe Co Sav Bk to Joseph R Soehner and wife; dated Oct 11, 1912.

Metropolitan Life Ins Co to Nicasia Trombetta and husband: dated Mar 20, 1929.

30225—Vol—Matter of Frank T Sąuires, sales manager, 182 E Ferry st, Buffalo. Liabilities $1 , -667.21, assets $250, secured claims $1667.21. Petition dated Dec 28, 1939, filed Jan 2, 1940. Bernice S Alpern, atty for bankrupt, Buffalo.

30226—Vol—Matter of Clair T Johnson & Vivian Pragel, co-part-ners, trading as C T Johnson Sales Co, and indiv, Wayland. Liabilities $7401.74, assets $4,-

^ *. e * T & <— tr, wm- i 229.55. secured claims $2562.87. Eastman Sav & L Assn to Nor- , d j s c h e d u l e s > c T Johnson,

bert G Stahl and wife; dated Nov * « fi0fl

Mortgages Recorded yesterday . Recorded a year ago

7 25

Argento, Charles F and wife, to Rochester Sav Bk, lot 64, South Park tr, s s Brooks ave, $3200 (FHA).

Bellanca. Lewis and wife, to Mary Guelfi, prop in Penfleld, $2000.

Hart, John F and wife, to East­man Sav & L Assn. prop in Chili, $4300.

Keuper, Mary F. et ano, to Earl H Gray, lot 7, w s Hall st. $1.-000.

Kremheller, Ambrose and wife, to

8, 1928. Charles F Fisher to Charles E

Menne and wife; dated June 29. 1929.

Columbia Banking, Sav & L Assn to Louis Lodico, dated June 30, 1936.

Alice A Dillon. by trustee, to May Williams; dated Sept 19, 1933.

Emily Coventry to August G Hansen, et ano; dated Dec 23. 1925.

Eastman Sav & L Assn to Michael Fortune and wife; dated Julv 16, 1926.

Howard Edwards to Fay E Wright; dated Oct 20, 1937

liabilities $600, assets $5600, se ­cured claims $600; V Prager. l ia­bilities $5297.19, assets $3000, se ­cured claims $4569. Petition dat­ed Jan 3, filed Jan 3. W N Thwing, atty for hpnkrupt Wayland.

30227— Vol —Matter ot JacK Goodman, sheet metal worker, 198 Stevens st, Buffalo. Liabilities $3731, secured claims $2601. Pet i ­tion dated Dec 19, 1939; filed Jan 3, 1940. Lester Beite, atty for bankrupt, Buffalo.

30228—Vol—Matter of Charles Sceusa, attendant, 87 Norwalk ave. Buffalo. Liabilities $1874.55. Petition dated Jan 2, filed Jan 3.

Erion and wife; dated « * » . . « « : I ™ * 3 ? & - * * , « „ ^ Mary M King, by exr, to Albert

L Meyer; dated July 1, 1914. Emily Eveland to Warren Hain,

et ano; dated Feb 9, 1934. Jennie M Cook to The North

Presbyterian Church; dated Jan 14, 1916.

Phoenix Mut Life Ins Co to David Becker and wife; dated Oct

Discontinuing Business Under an Assumed Name

Johnston'3 Snów White Products —John White Johnston.

Gamler's—Jessie L Gamler. The Orange Car—Leonard E

Hobbs, Albert Natale.

21, 1926. Rochester Sav Bk to Fred Metz-

Austm^Gould" Klock, prop in I ger and wife; dated Dec 8, 1924. Chili $400 I Rochester Sav Bk to St Stanis-

I^odico,' Louis, to Columbia Bank- jlaus Church; dated Aug 21,1918. ing, Sav & L Assn, part lot 2.1 Marie A Hennch to l rod C

Jordon, oil well driller, 691 Spring st, Olean. Liabilities $3377.59, as ­sets $825, secured claims $442. Petition dated Jan 1, filed Jan 4. D L Jewell. atty for bankrupt, Olean.

Adjudication of Bankrnptcy 30219—Invol—Matter of Uladi-

mar Monoson, Niagara Falls. Or­der filed Jan 2.

Northern District 28322—Vol—Matter of Mauriee

H Silver, also known as Morris

Withdrawal of Namc from Assumed Name

T & V Tire Co—Frank A Terry.

sec B, Galusha tr, e s Martin st. $2000.

Loos, Edmund O and wife, to Ab-stract Title & Mtg Corp, lot 83. Amended Map Wintonleigh subd. e s Fairfax rd. $4600 fFHA). •

Appointments Walter H Wickins, Monroe Coun-

ty Clerk. appoints Kathleen L Car-roll, Harriett V Schoener. and Morris Meyer to the position of Special Deputy Clerks of Monroe County.

4rticles of Co-partnership George E Mather and Richard

V Logan agree to beeome partners in the business of generał adver-tising under the name of Mather-Logan Co particularly in the issu

Chattel Mortgages Filed January 3

To Mary Palucci — Florence Lanni 362 Fourth st cash registers etc $2500.

Filed January 4 To Heinrich Motors, Inc—John

Molak 93 Klein st 37 Olds ech $53. To Associates Discount Corp—

Main Motor Sales 730 University ave auto $320, auto $585, auto $795, autos $1190; Nesbitt Motors

Langworthy and wife; dated Sept 21, 1921.

Columbia Banking, Sav & L Assn to Louise F Duempelmann; dated Sept 9, 1930.

Monroe Co Sav Bk to Thomas F Gaffney and wife; dated Feb 12, 1910.

Rochester Sav Bk to Wm M Powell and wife; dated July 3, 1899.

Rochester Sav Bk to Calogero Cipolla and wife; dated Feb 10, 1927.

Rochester Sav Bk to Frances A Cook; dated Oct 8, 1919. i

Rochester Tr & Safe Dep Co to Della Dix White; dated June 1, 1928.

Rochester Tr & Safe Dep Co to Ernest G Coster; dated Dec 30, 1908.

Moritz Wiesner to Alfredo Mau-

SiWer, salesman, 137 Rosę ave, Syracuse. Liabilities $2677.92, as ­sets nonę ($250 claimed exempt) .

Filed Under Chapter 11 28321 — Vol — Matter of Mollie

Cramer, restaurant business, Utica. Liabilities $7633.70, assets $26.-258.52 ($250 claimed exempt) .

BU1LDING NEWS

the law now stands one ratę may be payable in Brooklyn, a differ-ent ratę in Manhattan.

However, the two decisions just rendered and the one handed down in November in Manhattan will probably all be appealed to the Court of Appeals, and that court will then have an opportu-nlty to pass on all aspects of the problem.

As previous articles on the ques-tion have indicated, the problem concerns the Interest payable on mortgages in existence prior to the enactment of the moratorium, which have sińce been extended at a reduced ratę of interest and whlch have now matured. Can interest be collected at the old ratę provided in the pre-mora-torium mortgage or is the mort­gage limited to the amount stated in the post-moratorium exten-sion?

Limited to Facts An attempt was madę by the

Mortgage Commission to submit this ąuestion to the courts upon an agreed statement of facts.. But when the case was presented to the Appellate Division in Brook­lyn lt expressly limited its deci-sion to the particular facts before it and refused to pass upon the exact meaning of the statute. (Mortgage Commission v. Fay, 225 App. Div. 622.) An appeal was taken to the Court of Appeals, which affirmed the Appellate Di-vislon, but wrote no new opinion.

The actual decision in this case held that, under the particular e x -tension agreement which was then before the court, the owner was only reąuired to pay interest at the reduced ratę provided in the extension agreement. The mort-gagee could not revert to the old interest ratę called for by the terms of the mortgage as it e x -isted at the time of the enactment of the moratorium. However, be-cause of the language of the Ap­pellate Division's opinion, many judges apparently did not feel that the case was conclusive.

Two Brooklyn justices, there-fore, held that the ratę payable after the maturity of the exten-sioh agreement was 6 per cent and nArmitto/^ n\VT"*Or<* tO I n s t i t u t e fOTO-closure prooeedings if that ratę was not paid. It was the deci-siohs of these two judges which were modifled by the appellate caiatt.

Both Brought by Bank Both of the cases were brought

by the Manufacturers Trust Com­pany as the mortgagee. Silber-man & Steinfeld of Brooklyn, rep-resented the owner in one of the actions; Nugent & Nugent of Man­hattan, were the attorneys for the owner in the other action.

While these two cases were be­fore the Appellate Division in Brooklyn, the Manhattan Appel­late Division handed down a con-trary decision in a case involving a most peculiar set of facts. A mortgage was extended, and the agreement provided that the own­er need pay no interest during the period of the extension.

A strict interpretation of the Court of Appeals decision would lead to the conclusion that the owner need pay no interest at all after the maturity of the extension agreement. Two of the justices of the Appellate Division adopted this view, but the majority of the court held the other way and charged the owner 6 per cent. It is difficult to determine whether this case may be interpreted as a ruling on the entire problem or whether its decision is limited to the peculiar facts before the court. —(Reprinted from N. Y. Sun.)

RKO Palące—"The Hunchback of Notre Damę," wlth Charles Laugh-ton and Maureen 0'Hara.

L o e w's—."Raffles," wlth Davld Niven and 01ivia deHaviland, and "Beware Spooks," wlth Joe E. Brown and Mary Carlisle.

Century—"Charlle McCarthy, De-tective", with Edgar Bergan and Charlie McCarthy, and "All Women Have Secrets", with Joseph Allen, Jr.. and Jean Cagney.

R e g e n t — "Gulllver*s Travels," "March of Time" and "Information Please."

RKO Tempie—"Goose-Step," for-merly "Beasts of Berlin," and "Main Street Lawyer," with Edward Ellis.

Llttle— "Mr. Smith Goes to Wash­ington," with James Stewart and Jean Arthur.

Capitol—"Disputed Passage," with John Howard and Dorothy Lamour, and "Allegheny Uprising," wlth John Wayne and Claire Trevor.

Embassy — Burlesąue, with Joe Derita and Renee, on the stage.

Reduction in Tax On Stock Trading Urged by Martin

i OoaManad

"Four Wives," seąuel to last year*s "Four Daughters," will open tomorrow at the RKO Palące Theater. With Priscilla, Rose-mary and Lola Lane, and Gale Page In the title roles, the picture has the same players as "Four Daughters."

John Garfield, who dled in the original story, returns in vision form. Others In the east are Jef-frey Lynn, Claude Raina, May

Charlie McCarthy Plays Detective in Century Picture

ment houses, smali tradesmen and shop keepers all down the llne.

Public Dłrectly Affected "Furthermore, the people of

New York State are dłrectly af­fected by the growlng load of re­lief and welfare payments largely resulting from unemployment. In 1930 such total payments in the state were $35,000,000, while for 1939 they are cstimated at $292,-000,000. For the last decade it is

Robson, Frank McHugh, Dick | estimated that they wil l amount to

That wise-cracking, ingeniously wayward and artful evader of penalties most of the time, Charlie McCarthy, is back in town as a responsible Professional man, a guise which must irk his mischie-vous soul. With, Edgar Bergen, he appears in "Charlie McCarthy, Detective," on the new program which opened Wednesday at the Century Theater.

Robert Cummings, Constance Worth, Edgar Kennedy and Louis Calhern are present, and so Is Mortimer Snerd, Charlie's unas-suming rival. It's a real crime story in which Charlie becomes entangled. A powerful publlsher, suspected of being linked to a gang chief, is slain at a party and

Foran and Vera Lewis, the gos-sipy "gate-swinger".

Eddie Albert plays the young doctor for whom Rosemary Lane successf ully sets her wedding bon-net in the film. Rosemary is the only one of the four daughters who d idnt "get her man" In the

(earller picture. Also added to the jcast is Henry 0'Neill, in the role of Alberfs father.

"Four Wives" takes up the story i of the Lemp family where "Four ! Daughters" left off. The two old-est daughters are already mar-ried; Priscilla, the youngest, widowed in the earlier film, is about to marry her flrst love,

$2,390,000,000. We of the securi-ties business, as well as others, d e -plore the continuation of any arti-ficial measures resulting in or cre-ating additional unemployment.

'Tt would seem entirely appro-priate, therefore, to ask our legis­latora for a reduction in the stock transfer taxes. The securities brokerage business of this state turned $20,000,000 in to the state treasury in 1938, and about $18,-000,000 in 1939. Tn addition, mem-bers and flrms of the N e w York Stock Exchange have paid to the state many hundredś of thousands of dollars ih the form of ihcome

played by Jeffrey Lynn, when she and unincorporated business taxes, learns that she's to have a baby i and New York City collected gross by her dead husband.

The Palące completes its new program with Jimmie Lyndon and Marjorie Main, in "Two Thor-oughbreds."

Tempie Presenting-'Goose Step,r Film On Nazi Germany

receipts, sales, oceupancy and per­sonal business taxes in substan-tial amounts.

"The Exchange is subject at present to 20 separate direct taxes levied by federal, state and city governments. Most of our mem-ber flrms are subject to at least 13 different forms of taxation. If we expect business to prosper and unemployment to decrease w e must have surcease from this."

"Goose Step", formerly t i t led fe„«,& v.. lv., ^ —.. ~. - x~~^ ——, Beasts of Berlin", is the feature Charlie undertakes to solve the i attraction which opened yesterday murder mystery. | at the RKO Tempie Theater.

Jean Cagney, James Cagney's I Scenes show how the Ulegał u n -sister, and Joseph Allen Jr., inlderground printing presses oper-"All Women Have Secrets," is the I ate and how the determined anti-Century's extra feature.

'Disputed Passage,' 'Allegheny Uprising' At Capitol Theater

"Disputed Passage," with Doro­thy Lamour, John Howard and Akim Tamiroff and "ATłoghpnv Uprising," featuring John Wayne and Claire Trevor, opened yester­day at the Capitol Theater.

"Disputed Passage" is a drama-tic story of the struggle between love and the worship of science in medicine. Howard and Miss Lamour are the two lovers pitted against the former's love for medi­cine and the stubborn Tamiroff whose protege is Howard.

"Allegheny Uprising" concerns the first rebellion in America. It was by Pennsylvania settlers against the British soldiers sta-tioned at Fort Loudon. The east includes Brian Donlevy, George Sanders and Robert Barrat.

Nazis disseminate literaturę, which, they hope, will put an end to the German dictatorship. Also shown is the Gestapo, holding its inąuisitions. and how the opera-tives drag the truth from between the clenched teeth of their y ic -tims. Roland Drew, Steffi Duna, Greta Granstedt and Allan Ladd are in the east.

A cross-seetfon of humanity woven around the life of a bril-liant lawyer who would rather devote his life to dispensing jus-tice in a small-town than win b ig-city headlines, iś presented in "Main Street Lawyer", also on the Templers new program. Edward Ellis portrays Lincoln Boggs, dis­trict attorney of Corinthia, a smali New England town. Anita Louise, Harold Huber and Beverly Rob-erts also are featured.

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St. Kitts Lacrosse Team Herę Tonight

Kenneth Putnam 1042 Dewey ave 34 Pont ech $148.64.

Nesbitt Motors — Herman C Gaver 131 River st 34 Plym sed $216.

Alling & Miles, Inc — John J Brown 12 Riley pi 39 Ford tdr $579.84.

Genesee Motor V e h i e ^ Co— Clifford McCombs 13 Allmeroth st 40 Plym tdr $601.38.

Associates Discount Corp—J K McCarthy Inc 534 State st 39 Dodge sed $575.38.

Huff Motors — Herbert GiTiett 3 Lortsoher d t 35 Chev tdr $273.96.

Cool Chevrolet Corp—Kathryn S Kessler 85 Continental dr 37 Plym sed $521.10.

Bank Clearings & Balances Clear. House exchanges $2,101,037.68 Clearing House balances 403,982.72

4322 Lakę ave autos $2319, autos $1235; Standard Motor Sales 626'rizio and wife; dated Feb 9, 1928. W Main st autos $3005; L E Hobbs I Henry H Wickes to John Casella South ave autos $450. and wife; dated May 17, 1937.

To Lincoln-AUianee Bk & Tr Co —Arthur Lochiner 433 Avenue A

38 Chev sed: Bette Dwyer 3 Burkę ter 39 Ford tdr; Donald D Battag-, lia 467 Lakę View pk 36 Dodge cp;!T Eyer and wife; dated Aug 31,

ance 'ortrading starnps known as! Robert Beikirch 28 Myrtle st 35; 1925. 'Trader^* Budget Starnps" having|Ford tdr; Alex Roth 73 Widman st

Frank P Van Hoesen, by exr, to Lorenz G Weis and wife; dated June 19, 1930,

Adeline L Sedgwick to Charles

the place of business at 823-825 Commeree Bldg.

Meehanic'8 Lien Annie C Street favor Joseph

Bevacqua, $1900,94; No 53. w s Campbell pk. Int 18, E C & H H Campbell Amended subd.

NOTICE AU papers filed up to and in-

cluding December 30, 1939. are now roady for del iwry.

35 Ford ech. To Harry S Morgan—Harold J A s s i g n m e n t Ol M o r t g a g e s

Granger et ano printing business) First Nat Bk of Caledonia to and equipment in Johnson City j The Mechanics Sav Bk, $4000; $11,000. dated Dec 1. 1939: madę by An-

To Commercial Credit Corp— I thony Juzwiak and wife, Simmons Motors Corp autos $575,, Clarence W Shafer, by exrx. to

To Jennie Saylor—Karion Kee-; Mar^aret H Shafer: dated Aug 12. gan et ano 35 Brockway trk $800. j ^ 2 6 : madę by Brighton Realty

To Central Trust Co—William i C o

Electrical Permits Contractor, R. J. Stephany; o w n ­

er, Mr. Mons, lot 2, Emerson s t ; 10 lights.

Contractor, C. P. Anderson; owner, C. Lochman, 1032-34 Hud­son ave.; 3 recept for 950 W wave machinę and 3-500 W dryers.

Contractor, Wm. Kallock; own­er, A. & P. Food Stores, 634 South ave.; 5 lights.

Contractor, M. Andrews; own­er, Genesee Valley Homes, 61 Re-lianee st.; 17 light-, 1-8 and 1-4 HP motor s,

Contractor, F. R, Grimsley; own­er, M, Knecker, lot 76, Christian ave.; 14 lights and 1-4 H P motor.

Contractor, J o h n Villareale; owner, John Busceni. 150 Fifth st.; additional meter for flrst fłoor.

Contractor, Frank Rause; own­er. Bert Watson, 11 McFarlin st.; 9 lights.

Contractor, Henry Elec. Co.; owner. Dominie Fveda, 1028 Glide st.: 25 lights.

ville st. 1 water closet, 1 bath, 1 basin, 2 sinks. Warnock & Zahrndt. Inc, plumbers.

Marriage Licenses

Deeds Rcrorded yMterday Reeorded a year a*o

22 36

Joseph John Schamine to Oesina F Schamine, $1300; dated Sept 20, 1935; madę by Henry Schamine and wife.

f l o y d K Miller to Mildred H Ryan; assigns 2 moitgages, bcar-

Bonnom, R Claytnn and wife, to Esther P Ctse, 424 Wellington nve, prop In Gates, $1.

BlackHtock. Harry D, et al, by ref, to Frank T Chesnut, Yardley,

,T Brown 174 Croydon rd 39 Buick $420.

To Rochester and Monroe Coun­ty Kmployees Credit Union— Harry A Niagtll 783 Jefferson ave 37 Ford ech $200.

To Carrie A Hurr—John Har-i ing different dates and amounts, rison Hurr 37 Ford sed ete $500. ! madę by vnriou^ partie*.

To Domestic Finance Corp—| Wm B ClappeT, by exrx, to Max Carip Larson et ano 230 Culver rd ! Rubenstein, $2700: dated June 6, 34 Terra erh $230; Charles I,a 1921; madę by Charles M Gebney Brake 856 Meigs st 33 Plym sed and wife. $180; Norman W Trłpp et ano 1B2 Rochester Tr & Safe Dep Co to Cameron §t 34 Chev ech etc $300,; Amos P Mack, by exr, $8800;

Plum bing Permits Country Club Diner, 1743 East

ave. 2 water elosets, 2 basins, 5 slnks, 1 coffee u m . 1 steam table, 3 refrigerators, 1 drinking fonn-tnin Barr & Creelman, pumberg,

John Porter, 12 Bergen st, 1 water closet, 1 bath, 1 basin, 1 sink, 1 tray. Barr & Creelmap, nlumbers.

Joseph Giangreco, 1090 N Good-tmn rt. 1 water closet, 1 brói , 1 basin, I W MeKibbin, plumber.

George Wipgenthiirner. 430 Mel-

Leonard Costa, 33, machinist, 45 Aldine st, and Bianca Parrini, 22, 38 Texas st.

Robert Whincup, 21, machinę work, 443 Augustine st, and Kath­ryn J Justice, 19, 1282 Mt Hope ave.

Anthony Russo, 19. carpenter work, 124 Verona st, and Jose-phine Bertolino, 22, 131 Frankfort st.

Wilber E Ellis, 27, laborer, 361 Conkey ave. and Martha Drabin-ski. 25. 361 Conkey ave.

Michael Mocny, 55, faetory worker, 17 St Stanislaus st, and Constance Kolacki, 80, 68 Cleon st.

John Killigrew, 22, clerk, Cor­ning, N Y, and Eleanor Stirna. 24, 10 Dudley st.

Walter C Kleehammer, 23, gas station, 869 Portland avc, and Rita Blsehoping, 18, 1070 Harvard st.

Jacob P Mertens, 41, glass worker, 572 Chili ave, and Celia T Berg, 37. 872 Woodbine ave.

Miscellaneoui Conditional Sales

Filed January i Mutual Clothing Co, Inc—Gladyg

Carrier 34 Hoff st fur eoat $149,50; Hazel Aumoek 209 Anderson ave

fur coat $124.50; Charles Ballard et ano 64 Herman st fur coat $115.

G A Kayser & Sons. Inc—Wal­ter L Rowley 1356 Dewey ave p e r m a n e n t waving machinę $188.50.

Lawyers Co-Operative Publish-ing Co—Albert J Rubin 208 Wil­der Bldg books $225.

Smith Electric Co—Earl Ander­son 104 Lakę Crest rd washing ma­chinę $73.68; George C Baist 4896 St Paul blvd radio $67.37.

I Fleischman & Sons—William G 0'Brien 445 Post ave furniture $485.25.

Rudolph Bros, Inc—Mrs Hilda Cook 1600 South ave rings $324.50; Fred Covert 616 Monroe ave ring $225; Helen 0'Brien 111 Lorimer st ring $175; Alvin Brown 53 Scottsville rd ring $250.

Frank Meli — Anthony Cellura 275 Ellison st shoe repairing eąuipment at 340 Thurston rd $800.

Smith Electric Co — Myron E Boss 1099 St Paul st radios $94.74; Samuel Palermo 42 Dana st refrig-erator $178.22; Helen Rockwood 5 Churchlea pi refrigerator $178.22.

Wilson's Leading Jewelers, Inc —Peter Yanderlke 78 Orland rd watch $37.50.

E W Edwards & Son—Lorence O Hetzel 185 Dalkeith rd mdse $291 50.

Filed January 4 Fred Frankę & Co, Inc—Hill

Mattress & Cushion Co 284 Orchard st machinery $655,

Kennedy-Clark, Inc—Mrs Louis Levin 67 Evergreen st wasner $89.95.

Union Tire & Supply Co, Inc— Norman Buccione et ano 1905 Clifford ave refrigerator $165.19; John DiMartino 41 Sherman st washer $71.58.

Modern Electric Co—Chauncey Freer et ano 49 Hamilton st radio $63.16.

The Weila Corp — Gertrudę Young 3371 Lakę ave permanent wave machinę $230,

Union Tire & Supply Co. Inc— Tinsley Thos Griffin 18 Holland st washer $171.42.

The Brunswłck-Balke-Collender Co, Tnc—Wellington A Seidel 699 S Clinton ave bar equipment $970.74.

W O Grifnth Furniture Co—H Ł McDonald 391 Plymouth ave S furniture etc $497.20.

One of the roughest and most) successful lacrosse teams of the I season, the St. Kitts, wi l l invadej the Main Street Armory tonight to I do battle with the Rochester I ro - | ąuois. Figures taken from a recent j gamę which the St. Kitts played with the Mimico Mounties showed that the former team was penal-ized a total of 490 minutes.

Gus Madsen, defense man on! the St, Kitts sąuad, was voted thej "most valuable player of 1939" byj Canadian sportswriters.

Automobile Conditional • Sales

Filed January 3 Guaranteed Motor Sales—Clar­

ence Stocum Jr 1521 Lyell ave 31 Ford vic $70; Sollie Isakoff 275 Baden st 32 Plym cp $57.

Brockway Motor Co, Inc—C H Dyson 93 E Henrietta rd GMC dump trk $410.38.

Franklin A Jones — Augustus Geogoulas 68 Lyndhurst st 36 Chev sed $335.

E J Clary — Arcangelo Neri 45 Lawn st 35 Dodge cp $288.36.

Sherwood Pontiae Motors—

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L E. S. Lampa provide scientlflcally c o r r e c t llght and safe-gnard your sight and aealih, See that your ebildren have an L E. S. Lamp for homework and other reading tasks.

Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation

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