IBB NAMAB POR, I13EEP01T, ¦. T^ IBmAT, MABCH Z, Itlt.
SINGIN9JPRAISED
Ktoflfs Diuipiter Mirfiral to Be a ProfassloniL
IAS ALL IR HER FAVOR.
Hsr Ts«ohM>. Ross W. David, Who Has Bssn Instrueting Hot Four Years, Oseiarss Miss Wllaon Hss Msds •ifiginfl Har LifVs Work—Sho Wili
Mew Tork.—Many persons have ask¬ ed Boss W. David* singing teacher to MlsB Margaret Wilson, daughter of the president of tbe United States, why Idle lias decided to t>ecome a profes¬ sional singer. To them he has replied, becanse it gives her tbe greatest oppor- tonlty for expressing herself. He said:
"Miss Margaret Wilson has made singing her life's work. To her, sing¬ ing is her very life. I have been ber teacher for four years, and I think I know ber. She puts ber singing above everything else, and I can truthfully say that in all my eighteen years of
PIRE DRILL SAVES VILLAGE.
•«0 Harbor Watch Caso Factory Men Aid Inadequate Forco.
Sag Harbor. .N. Y.-Klrc drill In the watch case factory of Pahys & Co. Is believed to have saved the vlllage from destmetlon by flre. Nine business buildings were destroyed at a lonn esti mated at $7S,0Q0.
The village water supply proved in adequate, so the alarm at the watch case factory was sounded, tbe opera¬ tives hurried from their hontes. organ¬ ized as taught in tbe fire drill, manned a big pump In thc factory, helped the flremen with bose nnd saved the rest of the village after s hsrd four hour flgbt
Water froze on the firemen's clothes, and several were overcome by expo¬ sure. Women and girls made hoge ket¬ tles of coffee and served cups to tha flremen.
MAROONED OVER MONTH.
Had Sack of Flour and Paekago of Oatmoal. but Wont Craay.
Clayoquot, B. C.—Marooned for thir¬ ty-four days on a small Island in tbe Pacific ocean is the experience of Ev¬ erett Fitzpatrick. a rancher of Flores Island, according to word received here. He left Ahousat. where bc bad pur¬ chased provLslons, alone in a canoe, and wben near a small uninhabited Island he was caughi in a squall and bis ca¬ noe wns swnmpo<l.
Fitzpatrick managed to stnre a sack of flour, a package of oatmeal and a few matches. A case of eoal oil also wns washed ashore. On tbese provi¬ sions he existed for more than a month. Big waves washed over tbe small Is¬ land, but by liishlng himself to one of the trees he managed to hold on. He was found by two Pesquolt Indians in u demented condition.
mss KABOABST WIIiSOM.
teaching I have never known any one who has worked as hard as does the daughter of the president."
Miss Wilson bas a lyric soprano voice, with a dramatic tendency. She sings with perfect breath control, and In the studio takes high D with ease. In publlc, however, she bas "sung only np to B fiat She Is able to sustain her high voice, which Is growing every day. She Is essentially a lleder singer, and It Is her ambition to become one of the greatest lleder singers In Amer¬ ica, Her German Is perfect, and she has good command of French and Italian. Of course she sings in Eng¬ lish too.
But, whnt is more remarkable. .Miss Wilson has the mettle to stand up to deliver her message. She has the pow¬ er of concentration and the [iroiier amount of "nerve" to l)ecome a sue cessful singer,
Wblle her private recitals had at¬ tracted considerable recognition it was tbe success which attended her first pnbllc appearance at the Syracuse mu sic festival last May that determined her to become a professional singer. Subsequent concerts in Clevelaud aud Buffalo, where she won the unstinted praise of all tbe musical critics, con¬ vinced her that she had decided wise ly. Wilson G. Smith, an influential Cleveland critic, publicly annouiictd before the concert that if she did not "deliver the goods" he would send her back to the White House. But tbe following day be wrote:
"It was her unaffected personality and the sympathetic and lyric quali¬ ties of ber voice that won the audi ence.
"Tbere were uo efforts at vocal chi canery to catch the audience. Her at¬ titude toward her art and-lier auditors was one of genuine earnestness to in¬ terpret tbe musical language sbe loves, witbout self exploitation.
"Tbe sincerity of her artistic predi¬ lection was evidenced in ber selection and sympathetic interpretation of two •f Robert Franz's too much neglected songs, models of classic purity. If Miss Wilson had done nothing else she would have won my critical esteem."
With criticisms of such a nature It wns only natural that Miss Wlison should feel encouraged to sing at otber festivals. She wlll appear at several events in April and May, and next fall she will begin an extended concert tenr, slngUig lu New York as well as la the principal eastern and southern cttlee.
5,000 GUNSTOCKS A DAY.
Foreit* Stripped of Walnut For Kan- tat City's War Factories.
Kansas (^'ity.—Tbe woodman Is not sparing the walnut tree tiiese days. East, west, norlh or south of Kansas City there ure cars loaded with walnut logs oil thc sidings nud more logs piled along the tracks. Tlio timber is com¬ ing here? to bo sawed into gunstocks.
Three hundred pairs of logs are com¬ ing into Kansas City a montb. and i,-lose to !>.000 gunstocks are being turn¬ ed out overy duy. Two plants have the bu.«incss. a vvaluut and veneer com¬ pany In f<ln'flield and another company In Arniounlale.
Eacil Is surrounded by high barbed wire fences, locked gates and warning signs. Hut tlie nervousness of war contrnft holders Is easing up.
BECOMES BRIDE AFTER PHONE INTRODUCTION
CIVIL SERVICE EXAI.
Obtain Application Blanks from Civil Service Commislon.
The civil service commission of the State of New York announces that open competitive examinations for tbe State, county, and village service will be beld in various cities throughout the State March 18, for the positions mentioned below. These examina¬ tions cover positionB in the classified service, in the State departments and Institutions, the various classified county departments and institutlcmB, and tbe villages so far ae they are classifled.
Intending competitors must execute application blanks and file them in the ofllce of the commission on or be¬ fore March 3. Accepted candidates will be notified, about a week prior to the date set, when and where to appear for examination. No one will be admitted to the examinations with¬ out oflicial notice. If an application should be rejected, due notice will be sent.
The list of positions and require¬ ments Is as follows: Clerk, open to men and women who are at least 18 years of age on the day of the exam¬ ination. Usual salaries, 1720 to $1,200. Candidates mus submit with the application the certificate of a reputable practicing physician that they are In good health, free from physical defects and indications of disease, of unimpared speech, hearing and sight; use of eyeglasses per¬ mitted. Requirements as to education and experience: Graduation from high school or an equivalent education; or. In case of those who are not graduates and have not an equivalent education, there must be shown, in lieu thereof, one year's experience a« an office clerk, bookkeeper, stenographer or
typist, for eaeh year lacking in the edueational reqalrera(»nt. At least one years high school work (18 regents counts) or equivalent Is ab¬ solutely required.
EAGLE
GROCERIES
CANNED AND BOTTLE GOODS
BREAD CAKES (BACKERS
CIGARS TOBACCO CANDY
KEROSENE OIL
NANCY NOBLE
122 OLIVE BOULEVARO FREEPORT. L. I.
Electric*! Sho« Re|Murinf
Rubbers and Shoes Repaired while yon wait.
All Work Guaranteed.
Reasonable Prices.
JAMES PISCIOTTA. Prop.
35 RAILROAD AVENUE Freeport, L. 1,
Joseph Brown
Hoae Company, Prospect Street, H>mp- stead. In aald district.
Enrolled membert of ttae Democratic. Independence Lrf>aKue, American, Prohi¬ bition. National ProjfreBtlve and Social¬ ist partifs of the Thirteenth and Klgh¬ teenth Klectlon Dlxtrlctt will vot« at the polliuK placi- situated In thp m^h- teenth Klectlon Dlntrlct, vU.: In the afflce of John Hoty, Greenwich Ptreet. llempstead. in said district,
VILLAGE or PKBBPORT. PrbMorjr DIotrfel Ttm. 3 e***UtMt*o
Klection Dittrictt Nos, 7 and 9, and enrolled membert of the Republican party maly ot the above mentioned dit¬ trictt will vote at thejpoIlinK place sit¬ uated in the Seventh Election District, vis.: In the houte of Ever Ready Hoae Company. Bedell Street. Preeport. In nald dlttrict.
Enrolled membert of the Democratic, Independence League. American, Prohi¬ bition, National Frogrestlve and Soclal- iBt parties of the Seventh and Ninth Klection Dittrictt wlil vote at the poll¬ ing place tltuated in the Ninth Klection Dlttrict, via.; In the house of Bay 'View Hote Company, Preeport. In said dis¬ trict.
Prlauiry Dtatriet No. 4 constitutes Klection Districts Nos. 6 and 8 and fnrolled membert of tbe Repblican party oaly of the above mentioned dis¬ tricts will vote at the pollinK place alt¬ uated in the Sixth Klection Dlttrict, viz.: In the truck houte of Kxeelsior Hook and Ladder Company. Freeport. in said dlttrict.
Knrolled members of the Democratic. Independence t,eague, American, Prohi¬ bition, National Proffretsive and Social¬ ist parties of the Sixth and Kighth Klectlon Districts will vole ai the poll¬ ing place situated in the KiKbth Klec¬ tlon District, via.: In the offlce of John M. Baxter, (Jrov»' Street, Freeport. In
constitutes Klection Districts .Nos. 10 and 11 and enrolled members of the Republican party onlr of the above mentioned dis¬ tricts, will vote at the polling place sit¬ uated In the Tenth Election District, viz.: In the store <if (}, Howard Kandall, 30 Brooklvn Avenue, Freeport. !n unid district.
Knrolled mr-mbers of the Democratic, ndepenrtenoe LeaRue, American, F'rohi- bltlon. National Progressive and Social¬ ist parties of the 'Tenth and Klr-venth Klectlon DIslrlctH will vote at the poll¬ ing- place situated In the Kleventh Klcc- jtlon illstrlct, viz.: In the Vifrilant Hose • 'ompany. Freeport, in said district. I'ursuant m the provision.s of Ohapl. r j VII.I..\«iK OF ROrKVII.I.K CKVI-RK. '.„,.. ., . ». . ! Primary Ulatrirt .\«. « constitutes 820 of the Laws of 19U, Section lo, Ar- (.;),.r,|on Districts Nos. 23 and :;4 tide 4-A of fhe Consolirtattl] Laws, no- and enrolled members of the Hepubll- ).,|, .f,,. Sp-lnK ''*'' PHrtv only of the aliove men¬ tioned districts will vote at the poll¬ inK blace situated In the Twenty-third viz.; In the liouso of
Tel. 191-J Freeport
Maker of
AUTO TOPS SLIP COYEBS
VEHICLE TBIMMING BEFAJBINO
HABNESSMASEB Dealer In all kinds of Horse Goods. j-^l^^^'^J.^'c'^j^^^^j
Trunks and Suit Cases Repaired 16 Brooklyn Ave. Freeport, L. 1.
LB&AL VOtZCXS.
LEQAlHOrrCB
wwwfli 96 aaatmrnsr
NOnCB TO (aaaOnrOM. l-a-i-mm-i.-a.., mn .» .mmsm n.-m KUIH
PIJRSrANT TO AN ORDER OF HON. ^"fgYj^jT^ TO AW ORDCT OF BXm. HENHY SELDEN WELLER. ^Tem-| ^^H^S^RJ^.^BN.WKUJi^
all persaa* idney 8. JasB- HempatMA hs
Hempstead, in the taid to present the Same thereof, to the subicriber trator with the will annexed of tha goods, chattels and credits of tald de¬ ceased, at his place of transacting butl- nett at Freeport, Natsau County, New York, on or before the 2fith day of April, next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y.. Oct; 4, 191B. GEORGE Y, PATTKR.SON.
Administrator with the will annexed. DAVISON « ITNDEPHILL, Attorneys
for .Administrator. 50 Court Street.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
s eoi.nVv dM>#^«^. »•»<' "•*'' county, deceased, to preset wt?h the v^u^S ^* ¦*"'* '''"' vouchers thereof, te ttta Hber the Id^lnlS^ suhscribers the executor, of tke IsM
Primary Election Notice':
NASSAU COUNTY, NEW YORK
HOAKO OK KI.ECTiO'^r.x • OtNTV OK iVASSAI.
OK THK
lice Ix her.-by Riven I'rimary Klectlon of tl publlraa, Ormocratle.
• nrolled lle-
Independenee Klection I)l.«trlct,
JOHN B. WARD
EXPEBIENCED MASON AND JOBBER
No malter how small the job is I will do it for you promptly and sat¬ isfactory. A postal card will bring me to you any day.
35 North Main St. Freeport, L. I.
Theater Party Culminates In Bachelor Girl's Marriage.
Kills Panther After Fight. Towanda. Pa.-^Joseph Camp, pro¬ prietor of a hotel at Powell, kUled a monster wild cat aftec a terrlflc battle, during which tbe beast nearly killed Camp's dog. The wildcat weighed nearly ifty iwunds and was the largest aver killed io this county.
BoKii'ii. -Wbiitever may be the status of the tcle|)houc introduction in books of etiiiuette-formal. Informal or dis¬ tinctly liolicnitan—It has led to at ieiist one rci-ont betrothal and marriage In high social circles. Recently Alfred Borden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Borden of Fall Uivcr. waa content with his Imflu'lorliDod
That wns before be had heard over the >\ iro IIk; !^^voct voice of Miss Susan 11. I'^llis of Surrey. EngiantJl
He <:iir.c to hoar It in this way: One llight he h:id ¦vailed up" from his fathcr'.i cotton mills his friend. Mrs. Ilumiilircys. and tiskcd her to go with hiui lo <i ilicater. .Mrs. Humphreys had a headache, or a iirevious engagement, or soiucUiiin: of equal importance, and couldirt go
It \v;i.s a pity, though, to leave Mr. P.oriicii a prey to tbe ennui of a lonely Ijachclor ev»Miiiig. and then the seats too: Mrs Iliimpbreys would do her iicKt to lix It
.Not niany moments later Mr. Borden was being inlroduced through the re¬ ceiver III Mr.s. Iliituphreys' sister. Miss ICIlis. wliotii .Mr. Borden had. strangely enough, never met. In spite of her suc¬ cess as "the buclielor girl" ot South¬ ampton. N. Y,. last «iimmer.
Toujako a bm^ story short. Miss KlU.s Jind Mr llortlcii went to the thea¬ ter, taking ('llllld along as a supercargo iu tile taxi Till- little fellow did the Work well, only a few weeks later their cugaKciui'iit was announced, and tho couple %v«>re married In the chapel of St, George's church. Mnyvesant square. .Now York.
The l)rule's father was present, hav¬ ing come over from England for tho ceremony, .\ftcr their wedding trip .Mr. und Mrs. Bonlen wlll live at Short Hills. N. .1
J. S. DeMott
CotrirwLotor &n<l Btxllder
Jobbing of All Kindt
No job too large and no job too .small
Estimates given on all kinds of work in our line .
I.enane, AmerleaD, Prohibition, National Proareiitlve und Soclalla* voter." of the County of .N'fiKsau, ,N'iu York, will h" held oil
Tueaday, April 4th, 1916
between Ibr honr» of ;i p. m. and »
p. m.. In each of the primary district.-, as constituted and stali'd and at tin- poUiUK places a,s below designated for the Republican, Democratic. Independ
.Mert Hose Oompany, Observer Street Uoekville Centre, in said district. 1 lOiirolled members of Ihc Democralle, Independence I.,eaKUe, American, I'rohi- jliltion, National rropresslve and Social- list piirtles of the Twenty-third and I Twenty-fourth Klection Districts will 'vot" at the poIlInK place .situateii in the Twenty-fourth lOlectlon District, viz.: Ill the Cruser Huildin^', Observer Strcet, Kockville Centre, In said district.
I*rlmarjr Dlttrlrt No. 7 constitutes
„^..^_ , -. r ' I'ili'ction Districts Nos. 25 and 26 and
LeaKui"" American, Prohibition, enrolled members of the Republican .National I'rogressive and Socialist parly only of the above mentioned dis- voters of each of tto- primary dis- Irlcts will vote at the pollinR place slt- tricts In accordance with the certif- uatcd In lhe Twenty-ftfth ICl.ction Dis- Icate'duly Hied with the custodian of trlcl, viz.; In the store of Ih-rnian J. Primary Records, and statements by Martens Co., 37 Front Street, Rockville the resiiective t:hairm< n of the County Centre, in said district.
Committees of the Republican, Demo- i Knrolled members of the Democratic, cratic Independence LciiRue, Ameri- Independence League, American, Prohi- can Prohibition. National ProKressive , hition. National Progrejisive and Soclal- and' Socialist party orgKnizaL-'ons In the 1st parties of the Twenty-fifth and County of Nassau, said I'rimary Klec-, Twenty-sixth Election Districts will tlons will be held; I vote at the polling place situated in the
On the part of the Republican votert Twenty-sixth Klertlon District, viz.: In for the purpose of electing Delegates l he house of Live Oak Kngine Company, and Allernates-at-large to the National , Rockvllie (^entre. In said district. Convention, to elect District Delegate? knd Alternates to the National Conven¬ tion, to elect a members of the State
Comrnmee to represent the First As- i ,„„,.„„. ^_.„ ,,„„„ .,. ..,.,„„^n , sembiy District,, toj elect members of he ^ Jerusalem Avenue, North Wan
Hepublican County Committee of tbe ^ ^ , j^ ^, ^^j
%ii.i.a(;f:s of i.kss thak .1,000.
I Dlst. No. 1—In Firemen's Hall, Wan¬ tagh, In said district. Dist. No, 2—In John
Seaman's
County of Naasau
On the part of the Democratic votert for the purpose of electing Delegates
Dlst. No. 3—In Firemen's llall more, in said district.
Disl. No. 4—In East Meadow
and AIternate»-at-iarge to the Nationar,,,^—'^^-j-^J in said dlsTrlct convention, to elect District Delegates , j.j^,^ j^,,_ 5^,,, j.iri.m,.n's H
and Alternates to the National Conven¬ tion, to elect a member of the State
rick, In said district. )lst. No.
Hell- Hall, Hall. Mer-
LEONABD AVENUE 'r^cl. 389-W.
OBJECTS TO A BATH.
Ran Away From Poor Farm Beeauta It Was First Scrub In Twenty Yaara. Jeffersoiiviile. Ind.—Man's constitu- tlonni right not to take a bath has been raised in the case of D. W. Dodson, who ran away from the poor farm near Charleston lieeause lie wns put In a lub aud ficrubl>ed
D<Kl«on entered tbe Institution of his own orconl.. but stayed there only a short time, roturnlim to Underwood. He alleges thut he was forced to take a bath .•tnd tliat he was scrubbed with a stitr lirush and asserts that "it was enough to kill auy one to be soused in water this time of year, especially when one li-is not had n huth In more rhan twenty y««;ir>; "
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
r>KPARTMENT OF COI.LKCTION. Room 1. Town Hall, Hempsiead, N. Y. The undersignea Receiver of Taxes for lhe Town of Hempstead, hereby gives notice that he has received the Tax Roll and warrant attached thereto dated February J9th, 191B, and will be in attendance to receive taxes at Room 1, Town HaU, In the villape of Hemp¬ stead, on
WEDNESDAY, .MARCH LST, JSIS, .ind every day thereafter until and including Tf KSD.AY, APRIL 4TH, I01«. Sundays and liolidays excepted, from 9 a, m. to 4 p. m. After April 4th, the undersigned will receive taxes on MONDAY and TUES¬ DAY only of each week at the Receiv¬ er's Offlce, from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m,
Tbe Receiver's Offlce will be opened from March 1st. 1916, to June 1st, 1916. All correspondence after this date must be addressed to the County Treasurer at Mineola. Nassau County, N. Y.
To all taxes jiald during fhe flrst thirty days no percentage will be added. Second thirty days 2 per cent, will be added and 25 cents for notice. On and after May 4th, 1916, G per cent, will be added and 25 cents for notice.
All taxes are payable at the Receiver's Offlce up to June 1st, after which date they are payable at the County Treas¬ urer's Offlce at Mineola, N. Y., with an extra percentage added thereto.
In payment of taxes through the mails, please tend Certified Check or Money Order, Money or Postage Stamps by mall not accepted for Taxes.
Ail Tax Bills. Receipts or Correspond¬ ence to be sent by mail, must be accom- Sanied by self-addressed Knvelope and tamp,
Ratr P<pr SIOOJM.
State Tax |0.27
County Tax 61
Town Tax .12
Road Tax 20
Board of Health Tax 02
Baldwin Flre Maintenance Tax... .07
Merrick Flre Maintenance Tax 08
Roosevelt Fire Maintenance Tax.. . .08
Hewlett Bay Flre Tax 06
New Hyde Park Fire Tax 12
¦Valley Stream Flre Tax 12
¦Woodmere Fire Tax i .go
Baldwin Light Tax 32
Franklin Squar«> Light Dlttrict... .18
Inwood Light Tax , .32
Lawrence North Light District 43
Merrick Light Tax 40
New Hyde Park Light Tax 11
Roosevelt Light Tax 23
South Hompstead Light Tax 20
South Side Light Tax 40
Valley Stream Light Tax 34
Woodmere Light Tax,...,.' 30
East Hempstead Light Tax 30
¦Woodlawn Terrace Light Tax 60
Hempetead Gardens Light Tax 22
¦West Hempstead Light Tax 36
Woodmere-Hewlett Light Tax 22
Baldwin Water Tax 22
Lawrence North Water Dlttrict.. !l4
New Hyde Park ¦Water "Tax 10
Merrick Water Tax 20
Roosevelt Water Tax 24
Inwood Water Tax 08
Dated February 19th. 1»1«.
JOSEPH H. FOSTER, Receiver of Taxes.
NOTICE TO CRKDITORS.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF HON. HENRT BELDEN WELLER, Tem¬ porary Surrogate of the County of Nas¬ sau, notice is hereby given to all per¬ sons having claims against Isabella Elizabeth Post, late of the Town of Hempetead. In the said county, de¬ ceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the executor of the !ast wlll and teslament of said deceased, at his place of trane- acting buainess at the offlce ot George Morton Levy, Freeport, New York, on or before the 25th day of April next. Dated. Mineola, N. Y., Sept. ?7, 1916. RICHARD T. POST.
Executor. GKORGK MORTON LEVY, Attorney for Executor, 1-7 Railroad Avenue, Free- port, Long Island, N. Y.
NOTH K TO CRKDITORS.
riRBCANT TO AN ORI>KR OF HON. HK.NRY SKLDKN WKLLKR. Tempor- ,'iry Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice Is ln'rebv clven to all persons havlnj; claims against D,-intel O. Kamp, late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said county, deceased. In present the siirn*' with the vouchers thereof, to the suhserl'bcrs. lh<' executor." of the last will and testament of said deceased, at Ih.ir plact of transacting' huslni'ss at the ottice of Johnson & Jnhnson, Free- port, N. Y.. on or b<for.' the L'.'ilh dny of i^cplembcr next.
Il.lt.d. MiiKola, N. Y., March 1. 1916. CLARA C. KAMP, JKNNIK KA.Mr.
Kxecutors. liiHNSii.N" K- .lOHNSO.N. .-Mlorneys tor Kxecutors. ^7 Railroad Avenue, Frei¬ port. N. Y
t ssl2 deceaaed* ae"^ their places ot transacting buataasf a*< the office of James It. SeaaMOB, frMff- lagh, Nfcw Tork, on or before the lH>« day of April next.
Dated. Mineola, N. Y., Sept. 11, 1«1». JAMES M. SRAM AK. JENNIE L. jackton;
Bxecatoras HARRY G. CLOCK, Attorney for ths Executors. Corner Merrick Road aa* Churrh Street, Freeport, N. T.
NOTICK TO CREDITORB
PURSITANT TO AN ORDER OF HORi
SELDEN WELLER, Temporary Sar- rogate of the County of Nassau, notisa is hereby given to all persons havlav claimt against Thomaa K. Mills, lata ar the Town of Hempstead, in the aaM county, deceased, to present the assis with, the vouchers thereof, to the eah- scriber. the administrator of the fimia chattels and credits of said deceased, ai her place of trantacting businett at tfe* offlce of Elvin N. Edwar-t, Freepartr New Tork, on or before ihe 25tb Hrny or April, next.
Dated, Mineola. N, Y.. Sept, 23. IVtit ELIZABETH V. MIIXS,
Adminittrator. ELVIN N. KDWARDS. Attorney for A«-
mlnlstrator, 1-7 Raliroad Avenaa;
Freeoort, N. T.
thc National Convention, lo elect member of the State Committee to reji- resenl the First Assembly District, to elect members of Ihe Independence League County Committee of the County of Nassau.
On the part of the American voter* for the purpose of electing Delegates
pany nue, Haldwin. in said district.
Dlst. No. 20—In the House of Bald¬ win Hose Company, No. 2, Church Street Baldwin, In said district.
I>l8t. .No. 21 —In the Fire Hnuse, park I'lace, Long Beach, In said district.
Dlst. No. 22—In the house of Sala- iiianda Hook, Ladder and Uuckct Com-
and Alternates-at-large to the National „j.nv Oceanside In said distrirt Convention, to elect District Delegates .''7)f4/\!*'\';^^',^'\,^,'^'^,.'f/,['" , ,
CnmJ?te» T„ ro,^^I^^? thi i.*^!„,^'?i% "roadway, Malverne, In said ilistric . Committee to represent the Hrst As- ¦,,-, ,0,, ..o ,„ ,^- iina,. Corr,,>o,>„
'),''jr^}K.}!}^\'l^.\'J?. "IVi-LlT?."!'*""" ?' it!" ' >I'us'; Hiak, ivenue, 'Tylxi^o^l.':^^
said disirict
of
American County Comroittpc County of Nassau.
On the part of tlic Prohibiiion voter* for tin- purpose of electine' Delegates and Alternates-at-large to the National Convention, to elect Illstrlct Delegates and Alternates to thc National Conven¬ tion, to elect a member of the State Committee to represent the First As¬ sembly District, to elect members of the Prohibition County Committee of the County of Nassau.
On thc part of thc National Proarea- ¦Ive votera for the purpose of electing Delegates and Ailernates-at-large to the National Convention, to elect Dis¬ trict Delegates and Alternates t<i the .National Convention, to elect n member of the State Committee to represent the p-lrst .Assembly District, to elect mem¬ bers of the National Progressive Coun¬ ty Committee of the County of Nassau,
On the part of thc .Soelalitt votera for the purpose of electing Delegates and Alternates-at-large to the National Con¬ vention, to elect District Delegates and Alternates to the National Convention, to elect a member of the State Commit¬ tee to represent the First Assembly Dis¬ trict, to elect members of the Socialist County t:;ommlltec of tbe County of Nassau.
The number of Delegates and Alter¬ nates to the National Convention and members of Committees to be elected as above recited, are the tame at set forth in the respective statements issued by the Republican, Democratic. Independence League, American, Pro¬ hibition, National I'rogressive and So¬ cialist Party County Committees.
SKC. 74 OK THK KLKCTION LAW i>rovtdra for the dealanatloa of Prl- marr DIttrlett, Oflleera aaS Pollina Piaeea In All Flrat Claaa Vlliaart.
In the villages of Hempatead, Free- part and RockTlIIe Centre thc enrolled members of the Republlean Pnrtr ONLY
vote in the polling places assigned to such party within the Primary District.
In the villages of Hempttead, Free- port and Rockville Centre the enrolled members of the Democratic, Independ¬ ence League, American, Prohibition, National Progressive and Socialist Par¬ ties vote In the polling places assigned to tbem within the Primary Districts
OntaMe of villaaea ot R,000 or more inhabitants the Klection District is made the Primary District for the pur¬ poses of this Primary Election and the location of each polling place in the Town of Hemp«tead where voters of all parties above named may vole foliow:
VILLAGE OF HRMPNTEAD.
Prlmnry Diatrlct No. I conttituteif Klection Districts .Not. l& and 17, and enrolled members of the Republican Party only of the above mentioned districts will vote at the polling place situated in the Fifteenth Klection Dis¬ trict, viz.: In the Town Hall, Front Street. Hempttead, in said district.
Knrolled members of the Democratic, Independence League. American, Prohi¬ bition, National Progrestlve and Social¬ ist parlies of the Fifteenth and Seven¬ teenth Election Districts will vote at the polling place situated In tho Sev¬ enteenth Election District, viz.: in Ag- new't Btatlonery store. Main street, Hempstead. In said diatrlct.
Primarr Dtatriet .Ma. 3 conslltutet Election Districts Not, 13 and 18 and enrolled members of the Republican Party mmly ot the above mentioned dia¬ trlcta will vote at the polling place sit¬ uated in the ThirtcentlT'JEIection Dis¬ trict, viz.: In the houtiS'of Protection
Dist. .No. 29—In the house of Hook and Ladder Truck Company. Karle Avi - nue, Lynbrook'. in said district.
I>lst, No. 30—In Firemen's Hall, ICast Rockaway, in suld district.
Dist, No. .'11—In the house of Lyn¬ brook Kngine Company, .Atlantio Ave¬ nue, Lynbrook, In said district.
Hist. .No. .')2—In Jacob Coskles Oa¬ rage, Lynbrook, In said district.
Dlst. No. .f:!—In Firemen's Hall. Floral I'ark, In said district.
llist. No. ;U—In thc House of Bel¬ mont Hook and Ladder C-ompany, lOI- mont road. KImont, In said disirict.
Disl. No. 35—In the house of Nassau Hook and I,.adder Company, Valley Stream, in said district,
Dlst, .Vo. :i6—In Jacob Ruehls' barber shop, 'Valley Stream. In said district.
Disl. No. 37—In the House of Empire Hook .and Ladder Company. ¦Woodmere, In said district.
Dlst. No.,38—In the offlce of K F. Mc¬ Ginn's Ice- {:;ompany. Chestnut Strcet. Cedarhurst, In said district.
Dlst, No. .•i9—In Ihe store of J. K. Pow¬ ell, Central Avenue. Cedarhurst, in said distrlci.
Dlst. No. 40—In the House of Waah¬ lngton Hook and Ladder Company, Lawrence, In said district.
Dlst. No. 41—In the Jf (terson .Social Club House, Lawrence .\venue. Law¬ rence, in said district,
Dlst. No. 42—In Odd Fellows' Hall, Inwood, in said district.
Disl. No. 43—III the House of Klectric Hook and I>adder Company. Inwood, In said district.
The color of thc Republican ballot shall be Cherry: the Democratic ballot. Light Green: thc Independence League, Canary; (he Am<'rican. Scarlet; the Pro¬ hibition, Mandarin: the National Pro- Kresslve, Light Blue; the Socialist, BulT. BOARD OF KLKtrTlO.NS OF NASSAU
COUNTY. LAWRKNCK K. KIRWIN. President CHARLKS t'. .STOWK. Secretary.
Commissioners.
NOTICE Ol- SALK.
Pl'I'UK.ME COURT, .NA.S.SAU COUNTY.
—John Schlegel and Amanda Bchleg- el, his wife, I'lainiilTs, against Henry K. J. SchifTcr and Kmily F. Schiffer. his wife, and Nassau Lumber Company. Iicfendants. Notice of Sale.
In pursuance of a judt^mcnt of fore¬ closure and sale, duly made and en¬ tered in the above entitled action, and bearlnp date the 29th day of December, 1915, I, the undersigned, the referee In said judgment named, will sell at public auction, at the Rotunda in the County Court House, Mineola, Nassau County. New York, on tlie
14TII DAY OK FKBRL'ARY, lOlU, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on that day, the jiremises directed by said judg¬ ment to lie sold und therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of l.ind, together with the buildings and Improvements Ihereon erected, situitte. lying and belnir In the Village of Free- port, Town of Hempsiead, County of Nassau and .State of New York, bounded and describ<-d us follows:
Boj;innlng al a polnl on the west side of Roosevelt I'lace, dislant thr<-e hun¬ dred and twenty-four <324) feet north¬ erly from the- corner formed by the In¬ tersection of the north side of Smith Slreet with the west side of Roosevelt Placi-, said point of beginning being where the west side of Roosevelt Place intersects the north line of land of Sid¬ ney H. .Swezey, and running thence westerly along the north line of l.ind of Sidney H. Swezey one hundred and sixty-elKhl and flfty-lwo one hun- Ircdths (168.52) feet more or less to the east line of land now or formerly of D. F. Dikeman; thence running northerly and parallel witb the west side of Roosevelt Place and along the east line of land now or formerly of D. I'". Dikeman, sevenly-flve (75) feel: thence running easterly and parallel with the firsl described course one hun¬ dred and sixty-eight and flfty-iwo one hundredths (168,52) feet more or less 10 the wesl side of Roosevelt Place: hence running southerly along the west line of Roosevelt Place, seventy-flve I 75) f(-et to the point or place of begin¬ ning. Containing all Ihe land within said bounds, together with all the right, title and Interest nf tbe party of the first part, of In and to the land lying in front of and adjacent to these prem¬ ises, now called Roosevelt Place, to the centre lim- thereof.
The above courses and distances hav¬ ing been taken from a map entitled "Mnp of property belonging to I. Mayer at Freeport, L. I,," surveyed May, 1912, by Alex D, Murphy, Surveyor, Freeport, I., I,, which map was flled in the Nassau County Clerk's Otnce, September 11, 1912, as and by map number 78.
Subject lo covenanls and restrictions as contained in the chain of tllle. Sub¬ ject to a first mortgage for five thou¬ sand ($5,000.00) dollars.
Dated Freepori. N. Y.. Dec, 29th. 1915. DOUGLASS C. LAWRENCE,
H.6f 6r66
ilKORGK MORTON LEVY, Attorney for PlalntifTs, Office and Post Offlce Ad¬ dress, 1-7 Railroad Avenue, Freeport, L. \.
The sale in the above entitled action is hereby further adjourned to the' 21st day of February, 1916, at th'- same time and place.
Hated Kreeport, N. Y.. Feb. Hlh, 1916, DOUGLASS C. LAWRKNCR
lU-feree. The Sale in the above entitled action is hereby further adjourned to the 28th day of February, 1916, at tho same time and place.
Haled, Freeport, N. Y., Feb. 2lst, 1916. IKiUGLASS C.i LAWRENCE,
Refereee. This Sale is further adjourned to the 6th day of March, 1916, at same lime and place.
Dated, Kreeporl, N, Y., Feb. 28th, 1916. DDUOLAH8 C. LAWUKNCE,
Referee.
NOTICE TO CRBDITORS.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF HOIfc HENRY BELDEN WEU.ER, tempor¬ ary surrogate of the County of Nataao. notice Is hereby given to all persons- having claimt against Townsend Haft, lale of the Town of Hempstead, In tha* said county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to tha subscriber, the administrator of tha goods, chattels and credits of said de¬ ceased, at her place of transacting busi¬ ness at the offlce of Clock & Seamao,. Freeport, New Tork, on or before ther 15th day of April, next.
Dated. Mineola. N. Y,. Sept 21, ItVi- MARY K, HAFF, Administrator. CltOCK & SEAMAN. Attorneys for Ad¬ ministrator. Freeport, Long Island, New York,
LEGAL NOTICES.
SECOND SUPPLKMKNTAL CITATION.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NKW YORK: To William Coleman. Alice Maroney, Agnes Colbert Denyse, Catherine Colbert, Emily Mason, Kliza¬ beth Flynn and John Colbert, upon the petition of Johanna Ahearn, of Smith¬ ville South, New York,
You and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate of the County of Nassau, at the Surro¬ gate's Court of said County, held at the <^ounty Court House, at Mineola, in the County of Nassau, on the
18TH DAY OF MARCH, ISIS, at nine o'clock In the forenoon of that day, why the account of Johanna Ahearn, a^ administratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of Michael H. Ahearn, deceased, should not be Judic¬ ially settled and allowed.
In Testimony Whereof, We have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court ot the taid County of Nastau to be here¬ unto affixed.
Witness, IION. HENRY SELDEN WELLKR, Temporary Surrogate of our said County of Nassau, at the Surro¬ gate's Offlce. at Mineola. In the taid County, the 7th day of February, one thousand nine hundred and tlxteen. (L.a.) BAMUEL T. WRIGH'T,
Clerk of the SurroRate'i Court.
SUI'HEMK COURT, NASSAU COUNTY.
—Ira Robert Plowrigbt. Plaintlflf, against James Garner Wright, Susannah Garner Hayward, et ai., Defendanls.
In pursuunce ot an interlocutory Judgment of partition and sale duly made an entered In the above entitled aclion, bearing dale lhe 9tb day of Feb¬ ruary, 1916, I, the undersigned, the referee jn said Judgment named, wlll Sell at public auction on the
1ST DAV OF APRIL, 191S, al the Rotunda of the County <:;ourt House, a,i Mineola, Nassau County, New York, at 10.00 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and Ihereln described as follows:
All that certain piece or plot of land, situate, lying and being on the soulherly side of Centennial Avenue, in the Village of Roosevelt, Natsau Coun¬ ly, New York, and more fully .detcribed as follows:
Beginning al a point on the southerly hide of Centennial Avenue in the Vil¬ lage of Rootevelt, Nassau County, New York, whicb It distant three hundred (300) feet westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the wesl¬ erly side of Freepori and Hempttead Road and the toulherly side of C^enten- nial Avenue, running thence toutherly at right angles with the aoutherly tide of Centennial Avenue one hundred forty (140) feet; thence weiterly parallel with the aoutherly tido of Centennial Avenue flfty (50) feet; thence northerly parallel with the eatterly line hereof, one hundred forty (140) feet to tbe southerly side of Centennial Avenue; thence easterly along the southerly tide of Centennial Avenue flfty (BO) feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated, Freeport, New York. February 18, 191«. '
WILLIAM J. YOUNGS, Referee. KLVIN N. EDWARDS, Plalntirt Attor¬ ney, 1-7 Railroad Avenue. Freeport, Iffew Tork.
NOTICE TO CRKDITORS.
Pursuani to an order of Hon. Ifenry- Sfclden Weller, temporary surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice is hereby given to all persons having claima against Cornelia A. Vooris, late of tha town of Hempstead, In the said county, decojised, lo iiretent the same with tha vouchers thereof, to the subscriber tha adminislraior of the goods, chattels mnti credits of said deceased, at his place of transacting business at the offlce mT George Morton Levy, rreeport. New York, on or before tht- 15lh day of" F(-bruary next.
Dated. Mineola, N. Y., July 29, ]91f- CHARLES F. VOORIS,
Administrator. GKORGK MORTON LKVY, Attorney tor
Administrator. 1-7 Railrond avenofk
Kreeport, N. T.
DAILV TROLLEY' TIME TABLE- Mluroln -Bro<<kIyn Divlalon.
Leave Hempstead, Main and Front 8tS..'
Southbound at 4.30, 4,45, 6,15, &.30 a m,; then every 30 minutes thereafter until 11,00 p. m, 12.00 a. in, to Rockville- Centre only.
Northbound at 5.30 a. m., and evers' 30 minutes th<>reafter until 12.00 a. n>
Last car leaves Clly Line, Brooklyn for Hempatead at 12.45 a. ni.
A flfteen-minute headway is operataa between Rockville Centre and Brook¬ lyn as follows: Week days, except S«*- days, leave Grant and Liberty ttraeta Brooklyn, 6.00 a. m. till 9.15 a m ; ttaaa 2.45 p. m. till 7.45 p. m. Sundays. IJ.SS N. till 8.46 p. m.
HenipBtead-.iamalea Divlalon. Leave llempstead, Main and Front Sta-.
Westbound at 5,30 a, m,, and every 30 minutes thereafter until ll.SO p. aa- Sundays, 6,30 a. m,, and every SO min¬ utes thereafter until 11,30 p, m.
Kastbound, 6.15 a, m., and every If minutes thereafter until 12.15 a. at. Sundays, 7,15 a, m., and then the aama- schedule as week days.
Jerleho IMke Divlalon. Leaves Mineola. Boulevard and Ol* Country road:
Westbound, 5,30 a. m„ and every te minutes thereafter until 9.15 p. m.. then 10,15 and 11,15 p. m. Sundaya flrsl car, 6,15 a. m., then same schedvit' as week days.
Leave Jamaica, Fulton and ^Vathlnrtas' streets;
Eastbound, ^.30 a. m.. and every 90- minutes thereafter until 10.00 p, aa.; then 11.00 p, m. and 12,00 a. m. Sun¬ days, flrst car, 7,16 a, m,, then taa»^ schedule as week days,
J. M, STODliAHD. Supt.
THE NKW VORK AND NORTH SHOR* TRACTION rOlWPANY.
Time Table i.,,ectlve Jan. 1. 1»1».. Week Days.
Leave Port Washington for Mineola, llicksville and Flushing: 6.05 a. m.; then every hour until 10,06 p. m. Cat leaving Port Washington at 11.05 p. an^ to Roslyn Clock Tower only.
Leave Flushing for Port Wasblnfftav ' and Hicksville: 6.30 a. m.; tben every ' hour until 9.30 p, m. Cars .eaving t.»» * and 10,30 p, m. to Koslyn Clock 'Towar'' oniy.
Satordaya.
Car leaving Flushing al 9.30 p. tm. runs to Hicksville,
Leave Hicksville for Port Wathtnv- ton and Fluthlng: 6,S5 a. m.; then ermrr hour until 9.3;. p. m. Car leaving Hiek*- vi!I at 10.;5 p. m. to Roslyn car barv only.
Handaya.
Leave Port Washington for Mlneals^ HicKtville and i< luthlng: 7.05 a. aa-,;. then every hour until 10.06 p. m. Car leaving Port Washington 11.06 p. tm.. t* Roslyn CiocK Tower only.
Leave Flushing for Port Washinrtat and Hicksville: 6.30 a. m.; then every hour until 9.80 p. m. Car leavlnc It.H p. m. to Roslyn Clock Tower or»ry-.
Leave Hic«.aville for Porl YfeirMliig- ton and Flushing: 7.86 a. m.. then mrmn '• hour until 9.S5 p. m. Car leaving Rfeks- vllle at 10,S6 ,n. and 11 16 p, m. ta
Rotlyn car barn only.
Long Island E. B. Time Table.
(Effective October 17, 1916.)
Leave Merriek for New York, Pea« aylvanla Station, Brooklyn and iatar. mediate atationai Week daya—6,16, t.tS 6.38, 6.64, 7.18, 17.28, 8.01, ».49, IS.A a. m.; 12.22, 3.10, 4.17, 6.J6, 6,41, Ml, 11.09 p. m. Sundaya—6.48, 8.22, t.li a. m-; 12.06, 2,44, 4.32, 6.83, B.OS, lLe7 p. m.
Leave Freeport for New Vork, Pr — aylvanla station nad Brooklyn ¦ Wealk dayt—6.20, 6.66, 6,42, 6.68, 7.J2, I7.M, 8.05, 18.17. 8.63, 9.49, 10,17 a. m.; I2.t7, 3.16, 4.21, 6.02. 6.40, 16.06, 6.46. 9.16, •.tC. 11.13 p, m. Sundayt—6.62, 1,26, %.ti a. m.; 12,09, 2.48, 4.16; 6.37, 6.40, t.lX 11.11 p, m.
Leave Freeport lor Amltytrtlle. Bakr lon, Patehoanr and intermediate am.- tlonat Week days—na4.44,6.1t.>.10, afcSBt. 11 53 a. m.; slal.46, tla2,21. 1.44, aSM. a6.03, a6,66, Ia6.19, 6.43, a7.06, 7.44. OkJn, an.l6 p. m,; 12.17 a2.04 nl«rht. SvMMnra' —6,31, a9 20 a, m ; 12.29, 2.8«, aMX. a6,6«, a9.02, bM 14 p, m.; al,44 nirkf.
Lenve Wew Vork, Penntylvania Stall tion, for Freeport. Merriek ana pria«*« t^>*llmiernaeA\mte atationai Week daya-r n8.60. X6.12. 7.06, 8.36, yll.OO a. m.' sil2.2S sll.26. 2.00. 3,00 ,4.07, t4.46, (M 16,33, 6.84, 6,15, 6,60. 7,10, yg.lO, lOill ''•?0 P.- m-; 110 night. Sundayt— 8.2b, 11.34 a, tn.: 1.40, 2.68, 6.02, I.M-. 10,17 p. m,; 12.3S night.
aTralni run to Babylon only. j^'
fExcept Rnturdayt, •.—"
lExcept holiday*.
nNo Brooklyn connection.
aSaturdayt only,
tExcept Saturfl/iys and holldars-
xTraln runt Mondays only.
yTraInt run to Freeport-Only. x
Traint leave Brooklyn, Flatbutb A'rm.' nua BUtlon. about the tame time7» thote ahown from New Ttrk, Peniwyl? Tanla Station. ThU time table aubtoaa. to ehange without notlee, ^^
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