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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1047 REAL ESTATE TOR SALE REAL ESTATE TOR SALE Dratltn Death. WOOL COUNCIL STUDIES PRICE DEATH TAKES G. W.

HAMLIN, Cauliflower, Spinach Active, -Apples Slow at City Mart By Slate Dept. Agr. AAm. Demand and trading was fairly active for homecrowrv products on the Hochoster Public Market vesterdav. movers were lliibbard and Table Queen squash, cauliflower spinaeli and endive.

Apples and potatoes were rather lowv Super Market Group Honors Rochesteriarr John P. Wegman, president of VVegman Food Markets waa elected a director of the Suprt Market Institute at the 10th an nual convention In Chlrago, it b-enma known hera yetsrday. MoiV than 4,000 super market opratir, tood manufacturers and farm lead era attended the 4-day mtinr. NOTICE Under Uato if 0 tobor 14, Certificate) of Jtc-Kistration of the Tra.l-Mark BACK-SUPPORTER as applied to inner spring mattresses was tiuly Issued bv the Secretary mt State of New York to Quality Mattre 116-12 Mill Jslremu, Rochester, Nrw York. 115.

12. 19, 1947 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby iven that aeaU! -proposal will be received at th office of the Division of Purcha and Supply. 36 Citv Hall, until 1J, ft. Kawtern Standard Time, Nov. 19.

on the following: Construction of Control Tower Municipal Airport. Ord. Not. and I'liiiTiliinx at Control Tower. llrutlnif nt Control Tower.

All bids must be endorsed with th title of the work to which they re-' late, the name of the bidder and hi residence, and must be accompaiueti bv a certified check of amount a specified In proposal to insure Us-execution of contract If awarded. All bid will be upon and in coa formity with bidding sheets and specifications, which will fur-, niahed by the undersigned after Nov. 12. FRED W. ERETII.

Purchasing Agent. 1112 and 13 2t. SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION Whtreaa, a term of the Supreme) Court ia appointed to be held in aadr for the County of Monroe th Court House in the City of Roches ter, on Lec. 1, I uo hereby, in I obedience to a precept to me directed. and delivered by the district npy fr the County of Monroe, mak- JUMP ABROAD New York CP) American manufacturers and dealers either will have to buy fine wools now in the Australian market at prices about 35 per cent higher than last June, or face the "dangerous necessity" of revising all their fabric line, the American Wool Council said yesterday.

The United State's currently Is dependent upon the British Dominions for nearly 80 per cent of its fine wool requirements, the council said, adding that the Australian wool for 1947 totals less than a billion pounds. Before the war the United States produced more than two-thirds of this country's fine wool requirements, but production here has declined 40 per cent while consumption is 70 per cent higher than at that time. "The suggestion that since fine wools are scarce and coarse wools are in supply, the wool textile Industry chance its traditional production pattern and the American public change its traditional fabric preference, is regarded with alarm by qualified textile merchandising experts," the Council said. It pointed out that while American textile requirements ar expected to be around a billion pounds in 191H, buyers and manu facturers will he competing for the Australian wool with European mills intent on making goods for export into world markets. Bank Aides Mark 25th Anniversary Two members of the staff of Lincoln Rochester Trust Company yesterday celebrated 25th anniver saries.

Harold R. Still man, head of the Main Office general ledger part nient, joined the Lincoln-All i a Bank Nov. 11, uvl -f -V" if IIAROI.T It. STILLMAN 1922. as a book keeper.

A native of Marion he has com pleted eight courses in the American Insti JOSKTII J. tute of Bank ing, end his hobbies are hunting and fisning. Joseph J. Moss, manager of the Main Office statement department, sl.ittid 11 a a messenger. He a piiHt president of Lincoln Rochester Employes Association and likes to play golf.

Service of both men will be recognized today with gifts presented by the employes Hudson Nets $2.84 For Nine Months Detroit UP) The Hudson Motor Car reported yesterday a consolidated net income of $5,158,851 for the first nine months of 1947, equal to $2.84 a share. For the cor responding period last year net income was $913,869. President Barit, commenting on earnings, said fewer automobiles were produced in the third quarter than in the preceding two quarters. The company, he said, began curtailing production of 1947 cars early in September for conversion to manufacture of new model cars. Production began on the new Iludeon Oct.

12 and has been "building up rapidly every since," Barit said. Assembly of 1947 models ceased Sept. 19. British Steel Output Breaks All Records London JP) British steel production in October broke all records with output of 1,194.000 tons, the British Iron and Steel Federation announced last night. Buffalo Livestock Buffalo (API Producer J.lventnck Comnimiiliin Aaancliitii.n fettle IM: Hteaily.

tin luad wiiiteface. 1-rilera near 7K.1 lbs. 124 50: neveral bunches ateera KHO- 9u0-lba. J21. 00-22.

IH); several bunchea low grade plain steers tows, bulls steady. A few fancy beef cows dairy type fat cowa J14.75-J15 75, a few medium fat cows cutters wirhtv ranners SU. 00-12. 25: liRht thin canners down to and below; fat dairy heifers a ew l.iirher, OMlk thin "lflfers 12. 50-13.

V); heavy bulls l7.ru-i -o; Boon wtumy bulls 50; liKht medium bulls $13 plain bulla down tc $12.25. 100: Steady. Oen r.U $110 (in-selects rneulums 425.00-2S IK); cuila llKht bobs 5 00-IS 00, few below. u5o: Ankliiu S0c nljliior. blildl-i 25c hUtfier.

Bet curly blda $,6.00. Mown strong Lambs and sheep zao: aaiDS active, steady. Good to choice ewes Ana Wethers mediums throw- outs linoi: skips u.oo. win sheep sternly culls 43. 00-5.

GO; canners $2 STALKY VOTKS EXTRA Decatur, 111. (JP) A. E. Staley Mfg. soybeans processor.

announced yesterday an extra divi-dent of 40c a share and a regular payment of 40c a share of common slock will be Issued Dec. 8 to shareholders of record Nov. 28. jooa quality enatve eoia up to $1.25 a crate of 2-dozen heads While the price range of Hubbard squash was wide, depending on quality, the bulk of' sales were made around $4.00 a 100-pounde. Spinach brought 75-90c a bushel.

The potato market was about steady at a 100-pounds. Tlamand for KK Wim allithtly lniirnvil and jirlrna ramnliiatil fuwla wcro sunnily nrmer in ma live jioui-try aection. Ilouiecrown Yrcrtattli-a Bet. dozen bunch S.V7.W Beets, bushel $1.75.8.00 Hrm'Coll, lo. bunehes J.I imi-I 1.

Cn litis ic-, rrata, 13-1(1 heads .11 no-l 75 CabbA, lied, crata $1.7.1 2 no Cabbslie, Chinese, dnxen (I iiiH CabbSKO, Hiivoy. (Tale II 2-i-i Carrots, dot. bunchea 65-7 Ac Carrots, bushel 52 Carrots, half bushel $1 no-l. 25 Cauliflower, dnien Celery, do singles on Celery, dozen bunches Celery. "4 crata $2 Celery.

2-3 crate $2 75-3 00 Endive, curly, 2 dox Eavarole, crate, 2 dor 25 Lettuce, curly, ooren u-nor Leeks, dox. bunchea l.sti Onions, yeiw. ro-in. sack Onions. yelUw.

10-lh. ck S5e Onions, ycl. boilers. 50-lb. sack.

Parsnips. B-Qt. oasKei Potatoes, size B. bushel Potatoes, upland, bu $1.73 Potatoes. UDiands.

15-Ib. 47-atu Potatoes, upland, 100 Potatoes, murk, bushel HA Potatoes, muck. 100-Ib. sack Pnmnkins. tiuwhel Kiidmhrs.

basket, 24 bunches H5 00 itiiilmlies. II dozen Spinnrh, bu HiinaHh. Delicious, It) Squash, Hubbard, lb 4-4 Mqiiash. Table tjueen. 12-qt.

bskt. Turnips, purpla top, 8-qt. basket. 50-7oc Turnips. Purpls Top.

bu llomeirown Frail Apples. Rpys. bu $2 50-3 50 Apples, Twenty Ounce, bu. 5 Apples, Cortland, bu $2. Apples.

Macintosh, bushel Apples, Rome, bu Shlped-ln-Vexetablea Bmssel Sprouts, drum Brussel Sprouts, qt 2.i-2sc Celery, pascal, crate NTuahrootns. 3-lb. basket $1.50 Onions, Spanish. 50-lb. sack Onions.

Red. 50-lb. sack. 53.25-3 5o Potatoes, box Lettuce. Iceberg, crate Kiitabaeas.

50-lb. sack SI. 25-1 51 Sweet PotatAes, bu 2 Tomatoes, lug Tomatoes, h. 8.1b. basket .2 Shlpiwd-ln-l-'riilta Avocados.

box Cranberries, box Crapes, white Malaga, lug drapes. Emperors, lun Grapefruit, crate Grapefruit. pink, box Lemon. crata I. lines, box Orantfes.

Calir, crata Oraiikes, crata Oranges. crate Pears, Anjou, box Ou-3 25 Si. Ml 5 (10-4. 75 Fresh Exes Wholesale quotations for uncandled esps. candled SK 3c a dozen higher.

Retail sales 4-6c hlRher. LnrRe. white Larue, brown Mc Medium, white Medium, brown 3e Pullets Hc IJvn Poultry Co-op lots) Leghorns, fowls 32-25C Colored Fowls 27-2SC Leghorn Springers 37-40c Colored Springers 3S-40C Retail sales 3-Qc a lb. higher. Carlot Receipts The following carloads were received at the Portland Avenue freightyards during the 24-hour period ended 7 a.

m. yea-terday. Grapes. 3 Oarlif. Diverslona, mixed vegetables, 1 Philadelphia.

Rayon Production Increases 12 P.C. New York UP) Domestic rayon production totaled pounds in nine months ended iopt. SO, an Increase of 12 per cent over the like period of 1946. the Textile Economics Bureau said ysetrday. Rayon yarn and staple shipments in October amounted to $87,300,000 pounds, an increase of 3 per cent over September and 12 per cent over October of 1940.

Bakelite Corporation Cuts Price of Plastic New York UP) The price of Polyethylene, an insulating plastic, haa been reduced 4 to 7 cents a pound for various grades, effective Nov. 10, it waa announced yes terday bv Rakelite a unit of Union Carbide Sc Carbon Corp. The drop Is the second in 6 months and brings the price 0 per cent lower than it was In 1942. The reduction was made possible by increased production, the company said. Accountant to Speak At Taxation Institute Everett J.

Mann, partner of Glenn O. Williams certified public accountants, will speak to day at the sixth anual Institute or Federal Taxation in New xork City on "The Tax Court Trend in Reasonable Salary Casers." The in stitute is sponsored by New York University. RUBBER rLANT HALTS Charleston, W. Va. UP) U.

S. Rubber Company has ceased operations at its synthetic rubber plant at Institute, W. the first to turn out the product for Allied war Machines, Plant Manager P. E. Rice announced yesterday.

ACCOUNTING EXECUTIVE Available Married man with 20 yesri experience in all branches of manu- 1 facturing accounting; last 7 years as controller, desires to mate connection with Rochester firm as chief accounting executive. XX 23 Democrat 3 im-3 "5 NutMirban. toiiulry, fur rJl 1B5 etlern 'bus, in KldK ftd.T ou deep lot. 7-room house, bath, furnace, automatic water heaters. Foley, Realtor.

Cul. S2W-W. Tebster On Holt we have one of those solid brick houses with acres of ground, and bath and furnace. Foley. Realtor, Cul.

5260-W. lel Webster Uaywood lane. 958, off 6 Mile Line Rd. at Winfred JJr. Seven rooms, excellent condition, all newly decorated Inside.

Newly painted outside. Landscaped and blacktop drive. New red oak corner cupboard and forced air heating Included. Good buy In excellent neich-borhood. Call W.

R. Vogt, Web. 65-F-23, with I.ee Goyctte. Realtor. Cul.

6445. Veres. 5, with tt-room tioufie, oil oearbv cltv. Price Call heat. Mr.

Todd, with Roberts Main 7508. Just beyond Webster on Route 104 Is a nice 9-room home, or can easily be converted for 2 families. Big lot and garage which has 3 rooms and bath apartment attached. Foley, Webster. S210-W.

mliea to city line. Less than 10 minutes walk to Greyhound bus. Very good home, good barn, fiO acres excellent productive soil. Will sell under $12,000. G.

Wyman, with Lum Realtors, Main crea, f0 On Plank Road, with buildings tn A-l shape: modern kitchen and bath, oil air condition heat: 10 minute from eliy: owner retiring, other business. This I on opportunity to own a country estate at prscticallv the cost, of modern city home. C. F. Webster.

Main 2173. To Exchange -Real Estate 166 Iree and clear, 95 acres, 15 minutes Rochester, most productive soil, modern attractive home, tenant's apartment also, splendid barns, stock and tooli: long road frontage, $50,000 value. Will exchange for Rochester investment. Beards-ley-Clarke. Realtors.

Main 2471. Wanted Real Estate 167 A1 bode You have the property or busi ness. We have the rash buyers. A. o.

Johnson, Main 30S7, Mon. 8347. 4 partments Singles, doubles, bungalow wanted Cash buvers. ton nrlces quick service Call anytime. Woodruff.

Realtor. Appraiser, Mon. 0182, Glen. 2617. 4 partmrnt oubles, Bini-'lfs, business a opportunities We list them We sell them at to" dollar.

Cash buyers Frank L. Ilrmnel. 22 Lnurelton lid. Culver 4 iiartmvnts Lots. Btmtons.

doubles, gles, cash buyer waiting. Be con vinced, list yours today. McGarraghy, Real Estate. Stone 1727. Trondequoit The "rirhf house is iiaTd -a.

to find. I've got thoe good old cash buyer but they are waiting for you to Mil, Price may no o)ect. Call me when you're ready to ael). John Kelly. Main 6044.

Pomeroy Org. Inc Realtors. Olngle 5-6 rooms. ISth or Z2nd Ward. Have buyer with $5,000 cash for quick action.

Agneno, Keanors, cul. 407-K. iranted. tlon. singles, double In all sec Try our service, no obligation.

Mscatite Realty. Main 0M1 Tarren Cobb, Realtors, have cash huy- era waiting. Llstjiow. Hlllslde 2320. Soliciting all kinds" listings.

"Home, Investments, suburban. A confidential and efficient service- you will Appreciate. Charles J. Sheldon. Personal Real Instate Service, powcre Bldg.

Main 2919 'Ulenl waiting. Block, fa stations. storage apace, apartment. For quick result call Maplewood Realty. Boden burg.

Glen. SO.l-R or Glen. 144R Home luumg. Try our real estate service! Free advice; no obligation. P.ochester Real Ktate Main 2372, rwlll pay cash for your 24-h'ur service.

For Immediate action tkU Flmrre, Hillside 1354, Stone b0H. Marx Realtor have cash buyer for city and suburban properties. Call us; no obligation. Gtenwood 4323. Out-of-town, city and suburban prop-ertie needed for cneh and exchange client.

"Cameron." Powers Building. 2jale volume over CBo.OOO ffive ml I -O lionl for 1948; why not employ Rochester most active real estate firm tn selling your home? Expert opinion on value given with no obligation. Call Alliance Organization. 183 Main St. East, Stone 7270.

"The sign action for 25 years." have cash buyer for farms, aubur- ban, and city properties. Some have very desirable property to exchange. Andrews ReRl Estate Company. 432 Gene-aee Valley Trust Main 6000. rebater want listings Glenwood 281 4-R.

Main 2173 and anted. building sultan! for storage or manufacturing. Huy or lease, Healtor, Monro lil. lt'snied to buy: land contract, $30 per week until paid. KK-to.

Iwmoirnt. Vi'anted: Farms, suburban property from one to 800 acres within 40-mile radius, cash customers waiting, for very fast action contact us immediately. Alliance Organization 920 Lincoln-Alliance Bk. Rochester's largest and most complete estate company. A quick sale at good terms is what you want.

Call H. J. Erb. Btone oU84. to work out the detail.

Ralph R. Borcnard, Realtor. Clash buyers for single houses in all sec-' lions. For quick sale list your property with F. L.

Greeno A Realtors, Main 0526. ulver Section. Single or double, have cash. Hellmann, Culver 4217. uyers waiting: List with GoutremouT, 35 years' square dealing.

802 Union Trust Main Investment property; have client that will pay up to $25,000 cafh for block with ground floor stores and apartments above, or double and singles. Thone C. C. Hail, Gen. 1986, Marcllle Realtors, Muin 3767.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Lout and Found, tstrajrd admlnton Racket Lout vicinity JIaiu or Clinton or on bus: reward. 44 1'owerg Bldg. I nit book Co Nov. 10. Urgently tieed-' ed for lck man.

Reward. Monroe 6714-M. I eag; Lost, male, black, white with tan head. License 33571, vicinity Honeoye Gun Club, Nov. 15.

Reward. Frank Reed, Springwater, N. or call Hemlock 418-F-5, collect. I illfold Lost, large amount of money and bui-lnes papers. Reward.

In How-a rd-J ohnson Icin it RR-2 3. Democrat. Oiilfold (Sec. type lost on near or In Triton Hotel; reward. I'leaae call Monroe 3465.

racelet Identification, lost, vicinity "of Lyell Avenue. Main 1130 daytime. flip Amuthlfit, Monday center city or to rltrong; reward. Mrs. Kecfc, YWCA.

Dog LoHt; large, Muck, curTy, white markings, 4 white feet, white spot on head, white chest. Male. Stone 8374-J. iyeglasse And sundry items. Lost" oa Vark Avenue bus, Saturday.

Call Monroe 2067. Iur I'lec Lost, Hliriii Clrcu Tuesday; reward. llrnnilnn Rd Chfld', one pair of pink shell rammed. Vicinity of Sibley' and St. Paul.

Main 0800. Muff Leopard, losTi Brown hat with leopard trim, viclnlt- Pariells ft. Culver 3453-W. "Vrwegian Elkhound Lost. Gray, fe-' male.

Brighton vicinity. License No. 222SS0. Reward. Monroe 4937-J.

I ickeibook Black corde, Morris vicinity oi reward. North Clinton Oenesee 0729-J. and "ljurse Lout; black. In or near Sibley's at 5 p. m.

Tuesday: return to Auto License Bureau, basement Courthouse; reward. Hrr7gI dlam Lost, Tmly's. 16 mond surrounding It. entlmental value. very liberal reward.

Monroe 2.I3-W. Tptmbrelia Lost TuesJaybetween Daw's and Main St. on Clinton; reward. 4 Hamilton St. AY Tailet.

lost. Sunday, valuable papers. money. Reward. 29 Orange St.

-Lady'. Hamilton, Blue Bus Terminal. Reward. Stone 0550. Te watch Lost; Gruen, gold; UnlverIty-Park-Eat-Monroe reward.

8 Amherst St. vicinity section A Tristwatcli, man's Grotore Aquamatic. lost on or 1n vicinity of River Campus Saturday. Reward. Glenwood 6060-W.

lleatiie di. while" wYth black A brown spot, no tag. Call IB Kent St. Mr. Oti J.

Na(le, Prmdtnt (UmlirtmeJ) HAII.IIV Kntr-red Into r-st, Sunday, Nov. 9, ld-17, Myrtle A. Bailey. Siie la by her husband, Archie Bailey; three daughters, one son, iirs. Albert Ostrander of Adams Basin, Mrs.

Uoyd Barbor of Syracuse, Mrs. William Sherman of Willstoorougrh, Clarence Bennett of Honeoye; eig-ht grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren one brother, James Brockway of Rochester; one bister, Mrs. William Sly of Dundee. Friends may call at Walker Bros. Co.

Parlors, 15 West Spencer-port, where services will be held Thursday, Nov. 13 at 2 p. m. Interment, Adams Basin. Col'UTUIGHT Warren D.

Court-right, ef 51 Oakland November 9. 1947. He is survived bv his wife, Mae Luckev Courtright; two daughters, Mrs. George Muller, Miss Elsie Courtright; four sons, Wayne Roland Earl of Rochester. Arthur II.

of I'ittman. New Jersey; one) sister, Mra. Earl Gregory of Ilorseheads, N. and six grandchildren. He was a member of the South Avenue Baptist Church.

Funeral services at the residence, 51 Oakland Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment, Mount Hope Cemetery. Elrnira papers please copy. 111! KOl'C'IHK ranged on to the higher life, Nov. 9, 1947, Daisy Hart DeRouchie of 17 Portsmouth Ter.

She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Virgil La Tour; one son, Boyd E. Hart; one brother; two sisters, and one grandchild. She was a member of the Spiritualist Church. Friends mar call at Corbett's Funeral Home, 756 Main St.

E. Serv ices Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment, Riverside Cemetery. (ODETTE Mrs. Anna Godette.

16 Cairn died Nov. 9. 1947. She is survived by one son, Henry C. Godette.

eight grandchildren, seventeen great-grandchildren. Funeral from the home of heV granddaughter. Mrs. William C. Bachman, 82 Wilbur Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Rev. Richard S. officiating. Interment in Mt. Iloue Cemetery.

CKIl.l.l Entered into rest Monday, Nov. 10, 1947, Giovanna Grilli, of 17 Jerold. She is survived by her husband, Louis; two sons, John and Eugene; two daughters, Elodia and Edevige; one brother, Noe Izizzie. Boston, Mass. one sister, Mrs.

Pul-chiera Santini, Boston, Mass. Funeral services from Vito Cimino Sons Funeral Home, 1676 Clifford Thursday, Nov. 13, 1947 at, 8:30 a. m. and 9 o'clock at St.

Phillip Neri Church. Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. KAZMAKK Alzy Kazmark of 37 Ernst Nov. 10. 1947.

He is survived bv his wife, Mrs. Emily Kazmark; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kazmark; four sisters, Mrs. Henry Schwartz, Mrs.

Arthur LeBsord. Mrs. Frederich Louclte, Mrs. William Ratigan; three brothers, Joseph, Stephen of Susquehanna, Clements Kazmark; several aunts, uncles, niecea and nephews. Funeral from the home, 37 Ernst Thursday morning at 9 and at 9:30 o'clock at St.

Stanislaus Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Entered Into rest Nov. 11, iV17, Mina Leonard Kemp of 24 Cole Ave. She is survived by three daughters, Mra.

Harry Paige, Mrs. Maurice Hager and Mrs. Frederick White; three sons, Alfred Kenneth and William Kemp; two sisters, Mrs. Alma Vanderweel a.nd Mrs. Gertrude Kitz; three brothers.

William, Clark at.d George Leonard; 11 graadchil-aren. Friends may call at Corbett's Funeral Home, 109 West Ave. Services Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment, Riverside Cemetery. LEARY At General Hospital Saturday evening, Nov.

8, 1947, Daniel R. Leary of 970 Monroe Rochester, formerly of West Bloomfield. He Is survived by his wife, Helen Hinman Leary; four sisters, May Leary of Rochester. Ruth and Catherine Learv of Buffalo, and Mrs Gertrude Beynon of Avon two brothers, Leo of West Bloomfield nd Jofienh of Avon: sevnn nlecna ami ncrihuws. FrltnUs may call at the Leary home In West Bloomfield where funeral will be held' Wednesday morning.

Nov. 12. at 8:30 and 9 o'clock at St. Joseph's Church, We.st Bloom field. Interment St.

Rose Cemetery, Lima. I.KK James J. Lee. at his home, 493j State on Nov. 11, 1947.

He Is survived- by his wife, Elizabeth Bisig Lee; seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Services from the N. J. Miller's Son Funeral Home, 706 South on Friday morning at 8:30 o'clock and 9 o'clock at St. Patrick's Church.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre. Watertown papers please copy. ORLE Harry W. Noble, suddenly, in Honeoye Falls, on Nov. 10, 1947.

He is survived bv his sister. Mrs. John Bock, and several nieces and nephews. Deceased was a veteran of World War I. Services from the Branch Funeral Home of N.

J. Miller's Son, 1625 Mt. Hope Ave. (lust beyond Crittenden Boulevard) Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.

Thomas Bird Wp liter officiating. Interment, Rush, N. Y. I'EIIKY Sunday, Nov. 9, 1947 Charles H.

Perry, at his home, 25 Allandfil Road. He is survived by his wife, Florence Allele Perry; one daughter, Mrs. Leonard Allen of Long Island; one sister, Mrs. Effie Perry, and two grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 10 p.

m. at the Maier-Boyce Funeral Home, 653 Culver Road (near Main Street East). Services Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Interment in Mt.

Hope Cem- etery. WAI.ZER Charles A. Walzer of 18 Grafton St. on Monday, Nov. 10, 1947.

He is survived by three broth-era, William, Frank and Oscar Walzer; also several nieces and nephews. Mr. Walzer was a member of Slager Band Post and Loyal Order of Moose. Friends may call from 10 a. m.

to 10 p. m. at L. Schauman's Sons, 609 Clinton Ave. N.

Services will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment In Mt. Hope Cemetery. EDWARD P. WYNNE FUNERAL HOME 725 PARK AVE.

MONROE 842 Successor to Walter S. Mudqtt 10 Ytart DtptndabU Strvic IIIGMIRE NAGLE FUNERAL SERVICE Chestnut at Court Stont 0111 R. Kenneth Crawford, lictnfi Momatrr I' I 1,1 I I f'll i 1 Hmimi, Hlnilr. for 149 tMMoo-afacliuila "Wc. Have Jfiiw Mma rcwJy to move Into, i'ncea SJti.Tuu and (11,800.

Oil atetm heat, black lop drives, Iireplacaa, attached garagra. Kor Info. Cul. 44U-R. Pomeroy Org.

Rpaliora Main 6044. Viw Hornet: Veteran preferred. Aa i tm mm ivm down. Larce lota, aunnr- toan. Carl Hayaa, Voaourgh Koad.

Forest Iiriva. off Lake Koaa past Be a xrcexe, overlooking Forert uwn. (enuma reproduction of European caaue, 20 aparioua rooms, rood condition, located on acre. In the city, perfect for a privata clu. sanitarium, convalescent fiome.

Income fioiwiibllitlfJ, priced right, very unusual oflerin. Call aa to- Main 0257. with good-Incomes In ad- dllioa to ownera quarter. Different aertsona. Hatch, Oen.

7J1Z. 1 you have JSO0 or more, or if you are -a dealroua of owning home, eee our ptioto-llatlnga. tiotise all section. Klin- i aiku Tawav $9fina unil mi Honaea Far laapeetlnai 1 BO i trirkinnrlouttiVa'nS Eirive, off Weal 1 Henrietta Road. Just over city line.

Her la a real value, compare these 2: riomee with what you hava Been and you will be convinced that Uiey are me iineai you ean buy for tha price: aeveral now aoid Buntalowa and 3 stories. 6- rooms, lot tx214. l-ow lax. flood -Khtd and im-b until p. m.

Wlr, Realtor, Muin .264 Rds New bungalows Uas heat, cellar, attic, .000 Koay termea. Open daily, evenlnga. Doherty. Culver 023 Rd. i blocks sootrTof "FtrooK Memorial Hospital.

University Heights tract, new 6-room tiomea ready tor occupancy, automatic-oil heat, til bath, tub and atiower. wood burning Zirepla.ee, attached garage: representative on tract. Kocaeir Ja4 iiaie, jwnion, 2S72. Iorbeth 87 Off BU Paul. J-Dd--I room home, attached garage, open afternoon, evening appointment, Olen, 579-R recce 217 Nantucket Rd.

The nicest 4 -room bungarlow you ever saw. See this place and be convinced. Dejrirable lo-ra-ioD. Excellent choice for veteran. Op-n 2-5.

Knn Realtor. Oien. 27. rwr WlTdwood Drive. bungalow, built 1947.

heat, all screen torm ah nd Venetian fc'tmta. Open -5. Werner Ron. CJiar. J04-J, with American, Glen.

5040, office open evenlnga. reece New modernistic ranchy. 4- room home with attached garages, "radiant beat." See the new heat In operation! Tract open 2 'tin dark! (Eng-lJh Rd off 3721 Dewey). American, f040. 'recce 128 P.ldsedaie Circle.

This at- tractive 5-room bungalow will be open for Inspection dally. Jt has 2 bedrooms with space for the third. Exterior and ln-, terior tn excellent condition. Fully insulated, atorm windows, screen, attached garage and a spacious, well-ahrutibed Jawn. Immediate poaeeaion.

Owner leaving city, anxloua to sell. Call R. T. Nel-Kn. Char.

0337, with Lee Ooyett. Cul- 4 4 5-2fS Nineteenth Ward 138 Barwyer St. Im- mediate possession. Single, near bu line. Three bedroom, enclosed sleeping porch, two finished rooms on third floor.

nn today 2-4 P- rn Walt Fogarty, Perkins Realty, Main 3309. 7k7r Avenue ix-roorn homes, posMMton at once, automatic oil heat, attached garage, cvper plumbing, fully Insulated, open fireplace: available for veteran or civilians. Representative on tract all time. Rochester Real Estate, Main 272. mufcetwal fropcrty fur Wle 1B1 'anted: Have buyer for 60.000 q.

II. Not over two floor. Norbert Streb Co 223 Powen Bldg. Buffalo Road Industrial lot, So ft. front, 133 ft.

deep, east of Barge Canal. Realtor" Harry M. King. Main 3162 i lxt Kor Kale 1 62 a rtsiaii loo ft. frontage, acre wnoria rear property: Buffalo Road.

100 ft. frontage, acre lots, le-atneted. near schools, bus service. Roder. 7 Beahan Gen.

0813. 1 Brixton Rd. Greece. Inquire 49t Ml-Kead Blvd TTghtoo Allen Creek Road, new listing, aeveral larne lots at very low Price. All Improvement Included.

J. 1 Culver. 1 State Main 7052. Brighton I'erndale Manor on In wood mnn Wevmouth Iicive. off Penfleld i -tnAifintf rnr mora than in ij uniu just an ordiriary lot to build your home drive out tu thUi desirable trat xiy.

'-re nod larger lots all improvement in and paid, priced from $1 hW. new street being added with all Improvement paid by developer. Map and price list sent on request. Roy Van Zandt. Hillside 2850-J; Stone 7270, A uiance urg Chiii Last chance to get greatest buy im rftuntv mmntri with any other of tbee extra large lot.

75 33i with water, gas, electricity and street Improvement ail in and paid, on mam bus Una. Alt new schools, reasonable rcdrlctions, yet taxes ar less than $2 per lot. Only vrt N'nv 17. once will increased $200: now only $700, $100 lown, $10 month. Come out and ee how other are building for less than by doing rough work themselves.

No neoessary. Owner, T. D. Davis, 270 Chill Ave. Geneee 6423-W Klmwootf Ave near Torrington Four desirable building lot; all Improve- Bient.

Main 517. HlllsldeJMS.VM. Nineteenth Ward Two building lols. one a corner block Can be bought separately Main 5601-R. uildsn in Brfgfii'on? We have for" you 12 attractive lot in the Highland Avenue-Clinton Avenue South aectlon averaging 0 ft.xlS ft.

Gent with Blade. Realtor. Main 775K. Rraerl rn inert For 113 (Vmu Lake 1390 Wmi islde. lelr- abi ottsge, Bargain more llllinde 1354 Btone u3u Pt -Iteautiful aiimmtr home.

furn-thed. 5 bedrooms, large living room and dinning room, kltahen. 2-csjr garag. Can be very enally made Into all vear round house. Main 8907 or jj'ene 7188.

Secure a delightful camp alt in the Canadice Bristol mountain country. within the abort hour drive from Rocn ester. Bend postcard for new illustrated folder and pnre list. Raymond r. uuaier.

Hmeoye, N. Y. See Ray W. Johnson Real-'Estate Co7, Canandatgua. for your want Jn reat estate.

rer Hale or Kent 164 I factory apuceT 23.000 railroad ld-lng. XxK-kport, can ud for Super MarkeU parking lot. heat and fluorescent lighting. Address Inquiries to Lotkport Industrie. Lockport.

N. T. HoDnrban, Conntry. For Sale 1B6 uffalo Road- mlie "out; -room -l house with bath: basement barn, greenhouse 25x75 with new boiler, fio acre of loam soil: bargain for $10, M0. Kor tnformatlon call Mr.

Hughe. Oen. SU7-W. or Rochester Real Estate, Realtor. Main 2872.

TbUi Cobblestone bouse, roctns; ap-V prox. 40 acre: high elevation, electric, good well, deep cellar, gambrel roof barn; 7 ral'e Rochester. Price $11,000. Roder, Beahan Rd. Oen.

0S13. I purport Rd. This dellithtfu. C-room bungalow located In beautiful neighborhood near good rrhools ma be purchased for lesa than $11,000. Attached garag.

automatic heat. Call us for Information. Fraysier, Realtors, Htiiald 1103- T.2J- lusher "Tressmar." Not the model home but built by Kntress. Owner til, wants offer. Bplendld Cape Cod.

Open fireplace, bras andirons, new tlr -arpt. modern kitchen, new range, 2 fine ted rooms, gas heat, attached garag. Call for arpt. Ribey Realty. Ge.n.

2S4 I forest Hills East Rorf ester." V.arlehead off Lincoln Rd. Owner transferred. First time offered. Must ell immediately. New 1947 whit Cape Cod home.

31-, bedrooms. 2 bathroom, the ahowrr, living room, dinette, full conctet. basement, oil beat, automatic not water. Breexeway. 1-car rarage.

Lot 70x130. Nesf aehobl. bu lines. Open daytime on. v.

Connelly, Lot No. 60. Howard Road. Gate Outstanding home. Owner leaving city.

Built 1940. Beautiful bedroom, powder room down. 2 large bedroom, ill bath tip. Heatllator open fireplace, ell heat, breexeway and garage. Kxreilent condition Glv thl your ev before yen buy Rlbey Realty, Gen.

2884. BudaotPFiiu Chance of a lifetime! acre, gros business to tree months, larre fruit stand with S0 foot frontage on Hudson. 400 peach trees, acre tra wberries. conrinnoua growth water eras on spring fed rk, o-B double, oil heat Musi be eean to be t- fur further particular call 11 weioemiuer, till. yn-vv or Itocnttaier 1 M'n 2M72.

Maeedon -tt-6 double, batb, electric, furnace, on aide vacant: $2,500 down, fitrout Realty. C. H. Kopp. 144 Pare Fairport.

ptione 19S-M. 1uiteney, Y. Eight room house for sale. Fin view lake Keuka. Large lot.

Possession aoon. Wm. R. Fairfield. Hsmmondport.

N. T. RD 11. lVebtr Village room bungalow? newly painted and redecorated throughout vnth Arvon walls, "locum line kitchen, tile hatrt. extra hower and lava-, t'wy.

recreation room. Immediate fos-eession. low taxes. Call J. Knlb.

Culver 621 5-R, Lee Goyettt. Realtor. Culver 6445. A let niler, Attnii Ainiio, I'atsy Mstilev. Mvrtle A.

lliiiui, Louise Sems llle, Mary Ann Kazniurk, Al.y Kemp, Minav Leonnril Leary, Daniel K. Lee. James J. Melich, Louis Mura, I.ouie Murphy, Kllen I. Newton, John W.

Noble, Harry W. 1'errv, Charles H. Pettis, Austin K. Shepler, Albeit 11. (Sigler, Eugene Sojia, C'armclla Walzer, Charles A.

taker. Ilirold W. Bittner, Louis W. Kuckler. Virginia Courtright, Warren Crane, Jlenry C.

De ltotichle, Daisy Hart Donlon. Evelvn Alice Godette, "il rs. Anna Goldstein, Grouse Grilli, Giovanna ALEXANDER Entered into rest, suddenly, at her home, 9 Beaver Monday evening-, Anna Belle Alexander. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Caroline Brown.

may call at Latimer Funeral Home, 179 Clarissa where services will be held Thursday afternoon, Nov. 13, 1947. at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery.

AM ICO Sunday, Nov. 9, 1917, Tatsy Aralco, of 1295 Portland Ave. Survived by Ids wife, Carmella; four sons, Michael, Anthony, Samuel and Angelo; two daughters, the Misses Lucy and Marion Amico; two, grandchildren, Patsy and Joseph Amico; two brothers, Samuel Amico of Rochester and Michael Amico of Italy; three sisters, Mrs. Concettina D'Aquisto, Mrs. Biapio Desio and Mrs.

Decimo Castiglione, all of Rochester. Friends may call at Cimino Nanna 221 Central at North Union Street. Services Thursday morninc at 9 and 9:30 o'clock at St. Andrew's Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Buffalo papers please copy. BAKER In Ithaca, N. on Saturday, Nov. 8, 1947, Harold W. Baker of 593 Park Ave.

He is survived by his wife, Ethel F. Baker; his daughter, Mrs. Gilbert W. Rose: his son, Wallace F. four trrand-j children, and three brothers, waiter Hiiker, New York, Everett Baker.

Oneida, N. and Kenneth W. Baker, Seattle, Wash. Friends are invited to call at Hedges Memorial Chapel, where funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at the convenience of the family.

BITTNER Louis Bittner of 161 Caroline Nov. 10. 1947. He is survived by his wife, Sophia Hinde-liter Bittner; (wo daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Vangrrol.

Miss Elsie Bittner; three sons. William, of Chili; Walter, of Rochester, and Raymond, of Jackson City, Michigan three grandchildren: one ereat-erandchild. Services at the N. J. Miller's Son Funeral Home, 706 South Thursday at 2 p.

m. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery. ni CKLER Entered into rest at Franklin. Virginia.

Tuesday morn ins. Nov. 11, 1947. Rosetta Fisher Buckler. She leaves her husband Edward one son.

Floyd E. of Cort land, N. Y. two daughters, Mrs. Nora Moore of Bracy, Virginia.

Mrs, Cecil Brenan of Franklin, Virginia. Interment in Sunnyside Cemetery Pultneyville, N. Y. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by Smith-LoUe, Webster.

DONLON Evelyn Alice Donlon, In Warsaw. N. Nov. 10, 1947, sister of Florence and Mae Donlon. Funeral from the family residence.

55 South Maple Thursday at 9:30 a. and from St. Michael's Church at 10 o'clock. ll.l.r.S Monday. Nov.

10, 1917, Mary Ann Hies, at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs, carl Zimmerman, ft3 itoaa lind St. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Rebecca Ogflen, Mrs. Maxmillian Boellaard and Mrs. Carl Zimmerman; two sons, Ernest and William Hies; one sister, Mrs.

Joseph Bater Sr. of Le Roy, N. Y. also three grandchildren. Friends may call at J.

B. Win-chell's Funeral Home, 596-Genesee where funeral service will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Le Roy, N. Y. MEI.IOI-Mondav, Nov.

30. 1917, Louis Mellrh of 145 Kocler Kei yenm. Ho li-nvex his mother, Mra. Hfina Metlch; four brothers. Charles, Frank.

William and Floyd Melich. Funeral Thursday morning at 8:30 from the Maier-Bovce Funeral Home. 870 Clinton Ave. and 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

MURpiiy Ellen of 85 Park died Nov. 10, 1947 in Strong Memorial Hospital. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harry T. Perfield of Batavia, and Catherine A.

Murphy, Rochester; one sister, Mrs. Louise Kauffman. of Batavia. Funeral Thursdav at 9 o'clock from the home of Mrs. Perfield, 16o Summit Batavia, and 9:30 from St, Joseph's Church, Batavia.

Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Batavia. NEWTON Entered into rest at his home. 118 Leland Irondequoit, Tuesday morning, Nov. 11.

1947, John W. Newton, husband of Margaret A. Newton and father of Mrs. Earl R. Wallace.

Mrs. Clifford W. Smith, Miss Edith A. Newton and Miss Margaret E. Newton.

He is also survived bv three sisters and one brother in England and several nieces and nephews. He was a senior warden of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension for manv years and a member of John Robertson Lodge No. 1032 F. ami A. M.

end of the Rochester Consistory, Lalla Roolcfi Grotto Damascus Temple Shrine and Knight of Phypheas. Friends may call at Freais Funeral Home, 1340 Lake Ave. frm 4 p. m. today until Friday at 1 p.

when removal will be made to the Church of the Ascension, corner Lake Ave. and Riverside where he will lie in state from 1:30 'till 2 p. when church services will be conducted. Interment, Riverside Ctmetery. PETTIS Entered into rest at Newark, N.

Nov. 11. 1947, Austin E. Pettis. He is- survived by several r.icces and nephews.

He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Rochester Lodge 600 F. and A. Friends mov call at Corbett's Funeral Home, 756 Main St. East. Services Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment, Riverside Cemetery. SHEPLE II Tuesday, Nov. 11, 1947, Albert H. Shepler of (59 Stonewood age C2 years. Survived by his wife, Susan I.

Shepler; two daughters, Mrs. Isabelle Perry, June Shepler: three sons. Wilfred, John land James Shepler; one granddaugh-iter; two sisters, Mrs. Alma Pike, Mrs. Martha Pinder; one brother, 'Henry Shepler; several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the Farrell Brothers Colonial Funeral Home. 51 Ridge Rd. West, near Memorial i i A afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Lakeside Cemetery, Hamlin, N. Y.

SIGI.Ert Eugene F. Sigler. aged 73 years, Tuesday, Nov. 11. 1947, in this city.

He is survived bv one son, Eugene R. Siglor of Albany, N. Y. one grandchild; one sister, Miss Bessie Sigler. Mr.

Sigler is resting at Haubner Stallknecht Funeral Home, 828 Jay St. Funeral Friady morning at 8:30 o'clock and 9 o'clock from SS. Peter and Paul's Church. Interment In Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. SOFIA Monday, November 30, 3917, Carmella Sofia of 47 Baycliff Drive.

Survived by four sons, Anthony, John, Thomas and Michael of Rochester; one daughter, Mrs. Norbert Pabst of Watluns Glen, N. Y. three Grandchildren two sisters, Mrs. oseph Sofia and Mrs.

Joseph Pa-lumbo. Friends may coll nt Clmlro or Nanna '221 Central Park at North Union Street. Services Friday afternoon at 1:30 and 2:00 o'clock at the Church of Chrislian Apostles, North Goodman Street, the Verna Brothers officiating. Interment, Mt. llnpn Cemetery.

In Mcmoriam IH I'ONZIO In loving remembrance of our dear mother, Doonenica DiPon-zio, departed this life Nov. 12, 1940. There are sons and daughters who miss you sadlv. And find the time long aince you went. We think of you dally and hourly.

Rut try to be brave and content. The tears that we shed in silence And breathe a sigh of regret. For you were ours and we remamber Though all the world may forget. Sons and Daughters and Grandchildren. BANK LEADER Canandaigua Death claimed George Wright Hamlin, 74, promi nent Canandaigua banker arid officer of the Papec Machine Com pany in Shortsville, here yesterday (Nov.

1947) at noon when he suffered a heart attack. Mr. Hamlin died unexpectedly in his home 107 Howell a few hours after his wife and daughter had departed by train for New York City. Funeral services will he con ducted tomorrow at 3:30 p. m.

in the First Congregational Church. The Rev. Richard II. Bowen, pas tor, will officiate. Burial will be in Woodlawn Comet i cy.

FKKIi M. MORKV Geneva Fred M. Morey, 65, farmer residing on the Not Jn Wa terloo Road, died in Waterloo Me morial Hospital Monday night (Nov. 10, 1917) following an opera tion. ALBERT I.

DU II F.I Newark Albert Isaac DuRel, 67, former conductor on the old Roch ester, Syracuse Eastern Trolley line, died yesterday (Nov. 11, 1947) in the Vaux Memorial Hospital, Newark State School, following an operation. MRS. IVAN GIFY Lyons Dorothy F. Giesy, 30.

wife of Ivan Giesy, Alloway farmer, fell dead in the road near her home Monday evening (Nov. 10, 1947). VrllXIAM IlUttKIIAIlT Hornell William Burkhart died Sunday (Nov. 9, 1947) in the home of his son, James M. Burkhart, in Arkport.

MRS. KDITII E. ENGQUIST Geneva The funeral of Miss Edith E. Engquist, former city li brarian here, will take rlace at her home in Hoosick, east of Albany, at 1:30 p. m.

today. HUGH MCGINNKSS Geneva The funeral of Hugh McGinness who died in Ovid on Monday (Nov. 16, 1947) will take place here tomorrow in the home of his sister, Mrs. Bridget Tulley, 29 Jefferson and at 9 a. m.

in St. Stephen's Church. I.ESLI T. HAUGII Perry Leslie T. Haugh, 60, an executive of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company died unexpect edly Sunday (Nov.

9, 1947) in his home in Maplewood, N. J. The body will be brought to Perry today and burial will be at 9 'a. m. tomor row in St.

Joseph's Cemetery, JAMES X. GAGE Le Roy James N. Gage, 76, native of Rochester, died Sunday (Nov. 9, 1947) in St. Petersburg, where he resided the past 12 years.

MRS. NF.IXIF. KNAP I Shoitsvlllc Mrw. Nellio Knnpp, 79. a resident of Scotland Ron.l.

Canandaigua, for many years, died Monday (Nov. 10, 1M7) in the horn of her son, Victor Reddington in Hopewell. HERMAN KRSSLKR Perry Funeral services "will be held at 1 p. m. today in the Eaton Funeral Home, 59 Lake for Herman Kessler, 60, veteran of World War who died Sunday night (Nov.

9, 1947) MRS. CHARLES BRYANT Gorham Mrs. Mary Bryant, 67, died Monday night (Nov. 10, 1947) in her home after a long illness. Heaths CRANF Henry entered into rest November 11, 1947, of 312 Roslyn Street, formerly of Lyons, New York.

He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Laura Wade, Mrs. David Carter, and Mrs. James Snvder of this city, and four sisters, Mrs. Mlnnln Munn of Schenectady, Mrs.

Edward Young. Mrs. Elmer Ide, Mrs. Albert Angle, all of Corinth, New York; live grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and several nieces and nephews. He was a former member of Lyons Humanity Lodge, F.

and A. M. Private services from the J. Boyd Winchell Funeral Home. 596 Genesee Street, at the convenience of the family.

Please omit flowers. Interment at Marion, New York. GOLDSTEIN Jane Grouse Gold stein, suddenly, Nov. 8, 1947. Survived by husband.

J. Richard Gold stein; two daughters, Karen and Lynn. Memorial service Temple B'rith K.oaesn, 117 gidds Thursday, Nov. 13 at 2 p. m.

Friends mav call at the Nusbaum Funeral Home, 658 Main St. until VZ noon Thursday. Burial at convenience of family. II A II Louise Stems Hahn of Snen- rerpnrt at the Geneml Hospital, Nov. 10, 1947).

Survived by her husband, Michael Hahn; her son, Willard J. Hahn of East Rochester and three grandchildren. Friends are welcome to can at Bender 301 Alexander St. Funeral services Thursday, Nov. 13.

1947. at 2 p. m. Interment, Fairfield Cemetery. Spencerport.

I'RA Louise Mura. aged 63 ears, Tuesday, jvov. 11. 1947, at the ome. 205 Wetmore Park.

She is survived bv five daughters. Mrs. Martha Ilickel, Mrs. Albert Hicke) of Pittsburgh. Mrs.

Airreii li. Bolger, Mrs. Charles H. Dugan. Mrs.

Elmer T. Stlfter: three sons. Morand Lawrence It. and George A. Mura; 17 grandchildren; 11 greatgrandchildren; one sister, Mrs.

Albert Ward. She was a member of the Rosary Society of Holy Family Church. Funeral services Friday morning at 8:45 o'clock from the home of her daughter. Mrs. Alfred R.

Bulger, 63 Mt. Airy off Thomas Avntie, and 9:30 o'clock at Holy Fimily Church. Interment in Holy Sepulchre. NEVIX Thomas Pic. Co.

291st Infantry Regiment, 75th Division. Jan. IS. 1945. He is survived bv his parents.

Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Ncvin. Irt Center Gencseo, N. Y. Friends nuiv call lit the W.

S. Rector Son" Cluipcl, lit Main Geneseo. Funeral will be held at the Central Presbyterian Church, Geneseo, Thursdav. Nov. 13th.

2:30 p. m. Interment, Temple Hill Cemetery. TOWN LEV W. E.lniir Tnwtilny j.HMiMl mvnv ill hi liittnr, 177 Wot illliBon tn 1111 mitt Ig ml, N.

tlrl. II, ID 17. Il- Is suirvlved by his wife, Mra. Bertha Whlt Town-ley; one son, William E. Townley; two daughters, Mrs.

Franklin Hoy of Canandaigua, N. Y. and Claire of Rochester; one grandson. Friends may call at the Kennedy Funeral Chapel, Bristol Canandaigua. N- where funernl services will be held Thursday nt 2 p.

m. The Rev. Robert C. Bunu Ph.D., rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, offiicating.

Interment will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Rochester, where members of Corinthian Temple Lodge will conduct Masonic rites. ing proclamation to all personsr Dounu Dy recognizance or otnerwis to appear at said court, and to do-' tify tnem to appear thereat and a-rlf justices of the peace, coroners and other officials who have taken any rei-ognlznnt-e for the appearance of any person at such court or hay taken any inquisition at the mm-' ination of any prisoner or witness are notified to return auch recog- taken any inquisition at the exnw tions to said court at the opening thereof on the lirst day of tha ait-ting. Uiven under my hand at thej-sheriff's office In the City of Roches--ter in aaid county on Nov.

12. lSei7'' ALBERT W. SKINNER, Sheriff of said County of Monro. Nov. 12.

17. 24. Doc. 1. 4t NOTICE OF ELECTION TOWN OK BRIGHTON SEWER DISTRICT NO.

2 Notice l.i hereby given that the annual election of Improvement Pimtrlct Commissioner of Sewee Pintrlft Mo. 2 in Town of -Hrih'hton, Monroe t'ountv, New Yolk, wilt be held on Tuemlny, lmi i-etnhrr 2, 11M7, at linnum Virm Ilou.te No. 2, Winton Koad ami Elm- wood Avenue, in the mud Town in I District between the houra of 4 o'clock p. m. and 10 o'clock p.

m. -on that day. during which time th polls will "be open for the, receipt' of ballot for the election of on -Commisaioner for aaid Improvemen District for a term of three year. Nominations for the office of Corn -missioner of Sewer District No. 2 -shall be filed with the undersigned, -the Secretary of the Board of Com- missioners of such district, at least, ten (10 day.i prior to the date of.

the district election and auch notn-) inations shall be submitted in peti- tion form subscribed by twentv-fiva (25) qualified voters In the district-HENRY H. STEBBINS JR. Secretary 10 Gibbs Street Rochester 4. New York Dated November 12. 194T OTATE OF NEW YORK StV 0 PREME COURT.

MON'ROK. COUNTY The City of Rochester-Plaintiff. Action No. 45221. r.

Myrtle M. Brower and Brower. her husband. If any, th siiid name "John" beintr ficutloua-his true name being unknown ti the plaintiff, all of whom. If living, and If dead meaning thereby to designate their -executors, administrators, trustee and other personal heirs at law.

distributees. leeateesv-devisees, guardians, assignees or creditors, and then wives and widows, husbands and widowers of said heirs at law. devisees and distributees, if nv, intending to Include and designat any and all persons, living or lea4 and unknown, who have or claim? to have any Interest whatsoever Irs the) premises known and brieflr described as Lot No. 108 of th Edgewood Subdivision, according to a map filed in the Monro, County Clerk's Office in Liber 4fcr of Maps at Page 2S, situate i the east side of Blearker the northeast comer of Coptic Road, Rochester, New York, and claiming under the said Mvrtl M. Brower and tha said "John'' Brower, if he survived her.

all whom and all of whose names anl places of residence are unknown to the plaintiff, and others, De- fendants. To the Above Named Defendants You are hereby summoned to ani" wer the Complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of your answer. or, if the complaint is not served! with the summons, to serve a notice) of appearance on the plaintiffs at- tornev within twenty days after the service of this Summons, exclusive nt the day of service. In case of vmip failure' to appenr or answer, Jurlit- ment will be taken against von h-j default for tha relief demanded Irs the Complaint. Trial to ba held in tha County of Monroe.

Dated this 29th" day of October 1947. WILLIAM H. KMRSOT, Corporation Counsel, Plaintiff's Attorney. Office and P. O.

Address; 4 Citv Hall. Rochester, N. Y. DAVID SHERMAN of Counsel. 31 Exchange Street, Rochester 4.

N. Y. To the Above Named Defendants tn Thla Action: Tha foregoing summons la larva upon you tiv publication pursuant tA Section 428-A of the Charter of tht Cltv of Rochester, also known aa I Chapter 277 of the Iws of 132. Th 'object of this action la to forecl" the. lien of certain tinpnld taxaa I plaintiff upon real property annate lit tha Cltv of ll.ii l.ral-r.

County of Monroe and W.it of New known and described aa Lot No. 14 of the Edgewood Subdivision on the i east side of Bleacker Road on mr map filed in Monroe County Clerk's Office ia Liber 44 of Maps at Pag 2S. Dsted Rochester, New York. Octc -ber 2Vh. 1947, Yours, etc.

WILLIAM II EM Corporation Counsel, Plaintiff's Attorney, 4 Citv Hall. Rochester. Y. 123-10-17 6 SCREWS, EmS, BOLTS TAPS, DRILLS. REAMERS, DIES, ETC.

SEND US YOUR INQUIRIES ATLAS SCREW AND SPECIALTY CO. 160 STATE ST. MAIN 5983.