THS HA88AU POST, FIEEPOXT, H. T., TBIDi&Y, KAY 86, 1916.
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BELLMORE :Z
TEOOP HO. 8, BOY SCOUTS.
The Amityvllle Boy Scouts recently weot on a hike after school hours. I a surprise party was tendered Mr. The route lay through the woods be- George Feisler, Jr., In honor of his tween Amityvllle and Massapequa. eighteenth birthday anniversary on The boys wal|;:ed about twp mllee, and {Tuesday, May 16, and a delightful at 6 p. m. prepared their supper, The 'time was had by all preaent. lads returned home at about 8 In the | John Adel has opened up a butcher evening. Several Massapequa boys shop on Bellmore avenue
•re members of this troop, of which Raymond Anderson Is tho secretary
High Grade Vamiih Work
FURNITURE AND PIANO REFIHISHINa
PIANO TUNING REPAIRING POLISHING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
C. G. KEMP
34 South Grove Tel. r>:
Freeport
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IVhen in New York
DON'T FORGET TO
VISIT
^ttffmmB S^0ta«rant
Under Macy's
BROADWAY AND 34TH ST.
There Is much rivalry and specula¬ tion as to which team will win tbe baseball game arranged to take place in the near future between the flre companies of Smithville South and Bellmoi*e.
The Bellmore flre company will meet hereafter on every aecond Mon¬ day night, instead of Thursday.
Not only Bellmore, but the whole South Shore Is agog lest Father King follows out the suggestion of some of the wiseacres to turn his motorboat Into a submarine. A better man never lived and we all hope and pray that Father King will never become the captain of a submarine, at least not If it is to be used in offensive warfare on those who approach the peaceful shores of the Great South Bay.
.Mr. and .Mrs, E, M, Clark of We.st- chester, N. 'V,, have purchased prop¬ erty from tiie Carrolton Realty Com¬ pany and laken up their reeidence on Hicks street. Bungalow section.
Mr, and Mrs, Walter McDonald, to¬ gether wilh tlieir beaullful new daughter, have returned from Bay- shore, where they have been spending the winter months, to their bungalow in .N'assau street.
The tennis courls on the property of Dr, Holcombe on Merrick road have been opened for the season, and game are already In progress, adding brightness and life to the beauty of the surrounding landscape.
Mr. L, H. DeLisle has added to the attractiveness of his properly by hav¬ ing his bungalow and garage painted, and it is now measuring up as one of the show places of the colony,
Mr, and Mrs, Byard Jones of New¬ bridge road, with their young son. Master Byard. were recenl week-end guests.
In the canvass of the district by the memhers of the Bellmore Stiffrage Club in their respeclive sections tbe report is that the work goes merrily on, and that their efforts have already resulted in the enrollinent of quite a number of Ihe town's wonien,
Dr, and Mrs. Henry V. Holcombe of tlie Crossways. Merrick road, en¬ tertained the doctor's brother. Mr. W. "V, Holcombe, of Manhattan, as a week-end guest,
.Mr. Lowry's brother-in-law, Mr, Grant, died at Bayslde Sunday even¬ ing.
.Mr. Charles Harse has been very sick and is under the care of Dr. Steele.
The Ladies' sewing circle met at the home of Mrs. Green last Wednes¬ day and at the home of Mrs. Light- foot on May 2-1,
The yacht club is making prepara¬ tions for the flag raising and opening noxl Tuesday afternoon and evening. The Advance Hook, Ladder and En¬ gine Company Xo. 1 held a meeting on Monday night to make further
preparations for the children's parade in the afternon and the ball In the evening of July Fourth.
A party waa beld at the home.of Mr. Scolly In honor of his seventy- sixth birthday anniversary, which was largely attended and a good time enjoyed by all.
It cost one of our speed demons of this town $.5.00 Monday for trying to see how fast he could go through Hicksville.
The rainy weather has been the cauee of quite a large attendance in the morning class at the postofflce. Guess spring isn't here yet.
Mr. Charles Sigmond reports sales last Sunday at the Crescent Lawn property.
Expect to hear of Jerome Messina being arrested In the near future, not for speeding, but for blocking the road.
The Bellmore basel^ll club was de¬ feated as usual Sunday by Newtleld, the score being 8 to :t. Limber up, boys, and show the people you know how to play ball.
PUBLIC NOTICES
SESaiOHLAWS.
PKOCI-,\»l.\TION.
VVHKURAS, A term of the Supreme fnurt Is appointed to bo held at thp ("ourt Housp in tho Village of Mineola, NaBsau County, In and for the County of .N'a.>(Hau, on thf 5lh ilay ol June, 1916, proclamation Is thcn-toro heroby made In cnnformiiy to a precept to me direct¬ ed and dilivered by thp liistrict Attor¬ ney of Nassau County, on the 10th day of .May, l!ll«, lo all persons bound to appear at the .said Supreme Court by ieco>?nl/.iince or otherwise, to apfiear therejit, and all .Iiiallees of the Peace, Coroners, and other offlcers who h;ive laVteii iinv recoRnUance for the appear¬ ance of any/ pernon at such court, or wlio have taken any inquisition or the examination of any iirisoner or witness, are r.qulreil to return ,such recoKnlz- anc. Inquisition and examination to the said eourt at tlie opininp thereof, on the first day of its slltiner,
fJiven under my hand at the Sheriff's offlre, in the VillaKe of Mineola, on the KMh dav of May, ISlfi,
STKPH.KN' H. rKTTIT, Sheriff of Xassau Coiinty,
\OTHI-: TO CO\rH AiTOKS.
.ST.VTI'; ()K .NKVV Yf)I!K, Offlce of the .^tate Commission of IIig:hw-ays. .\1- hany. .V. Y,—I'ursuanI to the provisions c'h,ipter ,10, I-aws of 1909, as amended Ciiapter 61 ti. I,.aws of 1911. and Chapter SO, Laws of 1913, sealed pro- Iiosals will he received by the under¬ signed at their offlce, .Vo, ."i.t Lancaster Street, Albany. N, Y,, at one o'clock P. .M, on Wednemlny, <he "th day of .Inne, lOlfl, for the improvement of the following hiKhways:
NA.S.SAU CruT.NTY. Hop. Con. No,
¦ lonern, such board may, instead of mp- pointlnK poMiemen for flxed lerma pur¬ suant to jiectlon one hundred and elgrhty-eti^ht, l>y resolution, establish a police departm'Vnt in such vlUaKe, and appoint a chief of police and such num¬ ber of policemen as may be needed, and flx their compensation. No person shall be ellRlble to membership In such police force who shall not be a citisen of the United States, who shall have been con¬ victed of felony, who shall be unable to read or write understandlnRly the EnB- lish lanKuaKe or who shall not have re¬ sided within the village two years, next preceding his appointment. No person shall be appointed a member of such police force who is over the afce of forty- five years, nor continue to act as such after reaching the age of sixty-tlve years; provided, however, that village jKillcemen who are over the aRe of forty- rtvc years and under the atce of sixly- tlve years at the time of the orKaniza¬ tion of such police department shall be eli(?lble for appointment In .such depart¬ ment, Kxcept as provided by this sec¬ tion a member of such police torce shall continue in offlce unless suspended or dismissed. A member found Kullty upon chartfes, after notice and opportunity to be heard In his defense, of neglect or dereliction In the performance of offlclal duty, or violation of rules and regula- tions, or disobedience of orders, or ab¬ sence without leave, or other breach of discipline, or incompetency to perform offlclal duty, or an act or delinquency seriously nffecting his general character or fitness for offlce. may be punished by the board of trustees or other munici¬ pal board having jurlsdiollon, by reprl mand, forfeiture and the withholding of salary or compensation for a specifled time not exceeding iwenty days, suspen¬ sion from duty for a specilled time not exceeding twenty <lay», and the with¬ holding of salary or compensation dur¬ ing such suspension, or iiy dismissal from the force. The dismissal of a mem¬ ber of the force, however, shall be subj Ject to review by certiorari,
§ 2. Appointments heretofore made to a [lollce department In accordance with the provisions ot secllnn <jne hun¬ dred and eighty-eight-a ot lh,- village law, as amemled by this act, are hiTeby legalized and confirmed,
S 3, This act shall taki- effect Im¬ mediately, <:
STATK OI.' .Ni:\V YOKK, |
offlce of till- Secretary otSluti, |
I have compared the preceding with Ihe original law on flle in this offlce. Find do hereby certify that tin- same is I correct lranscrii)t therefrotn and of tlie whole of said original hiw,
KUANCIS .M. lifCo, .Secretary uf Slale.
SESSIOH LAWS.
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Class of
Work
inch. Bit, .Md
Uoad No,
Name
4,'i4 Arrandal<'-
Bay View
Pesurfacing i;!5 So, C, I e n-
wood-Meet-
Ing House
.No guaraiUee ,")47 "Willet-
Kast Wlll-
Iston-West-
bury Pond
.Maps, plans, specifications and esti¬ mates niiiv be seen and proposal forms obtained at tlie offlce of the Commission ill Albany, .N, Y., and also at the offlce of nivision KngliKcr P, H Walt, Colum- lius Institute, 11 Washington Street, Poughkeepsie. N, Y. t
The especial attention of bidders Is cilled to ••CK.NKRAL lNFOUM.\TION l"')U TUDIiKIlS" In the itemizi'd pro¬ posal, sixcifications and contract agree¬ ment,
I'roposals for each road or contract must be presented in a separate sealed envelop*', endorsed on the outalde wilh the nami' and number of the road or contract for which the proposal Is made. ICacli iiroposal must be accompanied by cash or a certifled check pavabli- to the order of the State Commission of High¬ ways for an amount ei|ual to at least five per cent, of the amount of the pro¬ posal which such cash or check accom¬ panies.
This cash or check will be held by the Commission until thc contract and hond are duly executed.
The successful bidder wili be required to give a performance bond for flfty per cent, of the contract, and a maln- tinance hond covering the wearing sur¬ face of all rfiads, except waterhound macadam and cement concrete pave¬ ments for twenty per cent, of Ihe con¬ tract price of the items which comprise the wearing surface, such honds to be executed by a surety company to be ap¬ proved bv the Commission; or a hond secured hy the defioslt of coll.iteral securities to be approved by the Com¬
mission,
The right all bids.
is reserved to reject any
KOWIN nt^FFV,
Commissioiter,
Monuis,
Secrela ry.
\UTKI'; OK AIM'I,H\TIO\ FOR A <iRA\T OK I.AMJ i;S<.HK..\'rKI> TO TICK STATK.
TAKI-; NOTICK, that the undersigned will file with the Commissioners of the Kand Offlce, In Albany, New Y'ork, on the Ifith day of June, 1916, an applica¬ tion for the release to Anna Augusta Mitchell, the widow of George Mitchell, deceased, of any interest which the
ople of the State of New York may have in the real estate situate on the easterly side of Franklin Street, south of Front Slreet. In the Vlllage of >lemp- ti'.ad. Town of Hempatead, County of Nassau, State of New York, and briefly described us follows:
"All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land situate, lying, being in the Vil¬ lage of Hempstead. Town of Hemp¬ stead. County of Nsasau, State of New Vork, on the east side of Franklin Street, bounded on the north by land of William Brooks, on the easl by land of Phlnehas Kellum. on the south by land of Gideon S, Nichols, on the west by Franklin Street, and being twenty-flve feet in front and rear and two hundred and forty-four feet deep on the north side ,-ind two hundred and fifty-two feet deep on the south side." owned by Geerge Mitchell, a Shinnecock Indian, who departed thi."? life oil'the Sth day of April, 1913, and who was seized and possessed of the premises herein de¬ scribed, at the time of his death, by reason of the alienage or failure of heirs of the said deceased.
Said application is drawn and will be presented in conformity with the pro¬ visions of Article ."i. Chapter 50 of the L.aw8 of 1909, as amended.
FELIX RKIFSCHNKIDKR, JR.,
Attorney for Petitioner. No, 391 Fulton Street, Borough of Brooklyn, New York City.
iiitliorlly.
uunly of > lis pro¬ le bonded f 'iueens, wilh tlK
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Vork, ¦inhly, do
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(^IIAP, 1.13, .\.V .ACT to authorize the
.Nassau to issue bonds to p:
portion of the principal of i
indebtedness of the county
Became a law .Vpril 7, 19111
approval of the Governoi
three-flfths heing preaent
The People of the State of ,N n-presented in .Senate and I tiact as follows:
Section 1, The counly of .Nassau shall have ftower to issue frmn lime lo lime Its bonds for the purpose of pay¬ ing all or anv part of thai proportion of the prineiiial of the bonded Indehi- edness of Ihe county of Quet-ius which hy a Judgment of the supreine court of the third Judicial district, entered Si-p- teniher sixleen, eighteen hundred and ninely-nine, in a case enlitled "The eounty of Queens, plaintiff, atrainst tiie (ily of .New Vork and the county of Nas¬ sau, defendants," as modifled by an i>r- iler of said courl entered September I wi-nl y-elghlh, nineteen hundiid, il was det(-rmlned should be assumed by Ihe counly of Xassau, Said bomls, or each Issui- Ihereof. shall he in such aggregate amount or amounts as the board of sup^ ervisors of the county of Nass.iu shall determine to be necessary for said i>ur- posi\ .and shall he payable at such time or times, within Ihirty years from their dale or dates, and bear such rale of in- ti-rest. not exceeding flve pi r centum pi-r annum, .md be in such form, and be executed In such manner, anc^ be issui-d at such time or limes, as said board of supervisors may provide, and shall he sold by tile count.v comptroller at pub¬ lic sale for not hss than their par v.-ilue. The board of supervisors shall raise annually by lax a sum sufflcient lo pay the principal and inteiest of such Iionds i\n sucli prim-ipal and Inierest he- comi-s due.
§2, The proceeds of llie sale of :ill such bonds shall be paid over hv Ihe treasurer of lhe couiitN' of .Vassau lo lhe comptroller of the city of New York in accordance with the terms of the judgmenl mentioned In the first section of this act, and shall be applied by said comptroller to the pavm< lit nf lhi- [irin- (-Ipal of said hotols nf lh.- eounly of Queens,
5 3, All bonds heteliilnfore author- i'/.ed to he issiieil shall coniain a recital that they are Issued putsiiant to this act, which recital shall le conclusive evideiici' of Ihelr validily and of Ihe regularity of ihi-ir issue,
§ 4, The powers confi-rred hv tills acl an- In adilillon to the powers con¬ ferred upon lhe hoard of siipr-rvlsors of the county of Nassau hy any olher law or laws, and shall not be subject to any limitnllon contained in any other or laws,
§ .'>. This acl shall t;ike .ffeet mediatelv,
STATK OF NKW VnPK', i
Offlce-rrf the Secretary of State. I
I have compared the preceding wilh the original law on Hie in this offlce, and do hereby certify Ihal Ihe same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law,
FRANCIS M, HUGO, Secretar.v of Slate,
law
hibltlon of new corporations In cer¬ tain counties.
Became a law April 10, 191«, with the approval of tTie Oovernor, Passed, three-fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and -Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section one hundred and twenty-one of chapter forty of th*- laws of nineteen hundred and nine, enlitled "An act relating to membership corpor¬ ations, constituting chapter thlrty-fiv.- of the consolidated laws.' as amended by chapier six hundred and twenty- three of the laws of nineteen hundred and eleven, is hereby amended to read as follows:
I 121. Prohibition of new corpora¬ tions In certain counties, A corporation for the prevention of cruelty to animals shall not hereafter be incorporated for the purpoae of conducting its operations in the counties of New York, Kings, Uueens. Klchmond, Suffolk, Westches¬ ter, outside of thc city of Yonkers, or the county of Rensselaer, or in any other county if thereby there would be two or more such corporations formed for the purpose- of conducting opera¬ tions in such county. But any corpor¬ ation for the prevention of cruelty to children or to animals or to both may exercise its powers and conduct thc like operations In any adjacent county in which no such corporation for such pur¬ pose exists, and may continue to do so until the establishment of such a cor¬ poration Iherein, In o-rliflcates of In¬ corporation organizing additional cor¬ iiorations under this article In the city of Yonkers, such clly must be desig¬ nated as the place In whicii any such corporation Is to conduct Us operations instead of the county of Westchester, and its operations shall tie conflned to such city. The Brooklyn society for the prevention of cruelly to children may exercise all its powers in the coun¬ ly of .Nassau until a society for the prev(-ntion of crut-lty to children shall bc incorporated and located therein, and may exercise all Its powers in the coun¬ ly of Suffolk until such a corporation is incorporated and located therein,
ii -', This act shall take elTecl etn- inedlately,
ST.VTK OF Ni;W ViiKK,
LEOAL HOTICE.
(iffii
e of the Seen tar* of Stale, j have compared the preceding wilh original law on flle in Ihis offlee. dll hel ehy cerlify lliat the .«anie is irreet Iransi-ript therefrom and of whol.- .if said original law,
FRA.VCIS M, HCGO, Secrelary of State,
-Nnx
Suffolk nnd \Vi Counlies.
KtehoMfer
\uth<irll.ii
l,\\\S Ol-' M-;W \UHK—II
('H.\p. 1,-.:.
.\.V ,\i"l' to aiiieiiil lh,, t.iwii law. In re¬ lation 111 aulhoiizing lhe emplnymeni uf clerks and olher assistants for the lown business In certain towns, Becaine a law .\pril 7. I91H, with the approval of tin- floveriior. Passed, three-flfths heing prf-seiil.
The Peoph of the State of New Vork. represented in .Senate and .\ssimblv. do enaet as follows:
Section I. Cha pter sixt y-three of I hi- laws of nineleen hundred and nine, en¬ litled '.\n acl relating lo towns, con¬ stituting chapter sixty-two of Ihc con- lldaled laws," is hereby aniended h.v Inserting at the end of article live a lu-w clion, to 111- seeiion one himdred and ,'.-nty-si-vi-p, lo read as follows: S 127. ,\ildilional cli-rks ami assist¬ ants for the town business, in certain luwiiN, In a lown havr-ng a iiopulallon of fifieen Ihousand or more, according lu Ihl- n.-xt iirecedlim federal or slale t-ensUK or enumeration, ami in whicii the ass.ss.il vajualion of real esiate Is or- shall be over lifieen niilMoii dollars, tlie tuwn hoard may, h.v resoluiion, provide frum lime to time for Ihe appoinlm.-nt of clerks, slenographers or ollu-r assisi- ants for one or more town offli-ers, in ad¬ diilon to oth(-r suboriliiia tes fnr any siii-li iiflu-er provided li.\- law, and flx Iheir salaries or eompensation, A posl- linii so estahlished mav he ahollshi-d h.\- the town hoard al any lime. The lown board may designate a partleular officer or officers whom any such clerk, sieniigrapher or assistant Is to assif;t .ind may direci their transfer from on., ollicer to another, ,\piiuintmenls to anv such posilion shall he made hy Ihe lowii board. Tin- salaries or compensation of any such clerk, stenographer or assist¬ ant shall he paid hy lhe supervisor of lual nionlhly paynn-nls lown (-barge and li-vied n the
XOTICK TO CREDITORS.
PURSVAXT TO A.N ORl>KR OF HON. JOHN J, GR.VHAM. Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice is hereby given to all (lersons having claims against Hewlett Smith, late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said county, de¬ ceased, to present the same wiih the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the administralor of the goods, chattels and credits of said deceased, at his place of transacting business at Bellmore. Nas¬ sau County, New York, on or before the flrst dav of December next.
Dated, Mineola, .V. Y.. May 11. 1916. FRANK SMITH. Administrator. (M.fK'K & SKAM.\N. Attorneys for Ad¬ ministrator, Freeport. New Vork, NbTICE~I^ HKREBY GlV^'^by the Cnderslgned. JThe Kast Hillside Cemt - tery Association, a domeB,tic corpora¬ tion having Its principal place of busi¬ ness at Glen Cove, Nassau Counly, New- York, of its intention to apply to the Board of Supervisors of Nassau County, ill a meeting of said Board to he held at the Counly Court House, Mineola, Xew York, on the litth day of June, laifl, at ten ilOi o'clock in the forenoon of Ihat day for the permission and con¬ sent of said Hoard of Supervisors, pur¬ suant IO law, to the undersigned, per¬ mitting the underslgiK-d, to acquire tirte to, and to lake, set apart and use for ci-meter.v purposes, a ceri.iin tract, plec(- or parcel of land, situate, ly¬ ing and heing at Glen Head, in the Town of Oyster Hay, (."ounty of Nassau and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a stone inonunnnt in the .Vortbeasr corner of Uu- properly now owmil hy Ihe Hillside c.-ni. tery .Assoclaiion, adjoining the land of Caro¬ line Price: thence aloiii the land of Caroline Price, the followlnir two courses: rli North Kinhty-two decrees forly-two niitr.it.-s Kiisl. ("hie hundnd fnrly-niie and fifty-two one hundredths 11 41,,")L'r f.-et to ,1 stone niuiiuineiit, (2) North l-:i.ahiy-oiic degrees, Iweiily-nlne minut.s Kast, One hundred thirty- eighl iI3S) felt lo a stone monument: thenc.- along Ihe lamls of the parly of the first pan. th.- following two cuurs.s: il) South Three decrees fifty- one and one-half niinules Kasi. Three hundred and thirteen (313i feet lo a stone inonument, i2) Soutli KIglity-tw.i degrees, tweiity-iiine and one-half min¬ utes West, fine hinuln-d and .s,.-v.iil\- nine and thirlv-fonr une hiiiidredlhs (179,31) feel to Ihe lands uf lhe llllt- siile Cemetery ,\ssoclation, said point heing marked wilh a stoiu- inoniiineiit: Ihence along the land of Ihe Hillside Cemetery .\ssoeiat ion. North Thi de¬ grees, flfu-um- and on.--half niliiiiles West, three humlred and elev.ii and nine one hundredths CII 1.091 feel lo the i-i;iMiiing, Cunlainiim two (2) Acr(-s, Daud, .\piil L'llli, 1916. K.VST HILLSIDK i-KMI-:TKKV ASSO- i'l.\TION
By iii-;khi:i;t s, bownk.
Secretary.
LEGAL HOTICES.
XOriCK TO CRBDITORS.
PIRSPANT TO AN ORDER OF HON. HK.'^RY SELDEN WKLLKR. Tempor¬ arj^ Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice Is hereby given to all persona having claims against Daniel O. Kamp, late of the Town of Heinpstead, in the said county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the executors of the laat will and testament of said deceased, at their place of transacting business at the offlce of Johnson * Johnson. Free- port, N, Y.. on or before the tSth day of September next.
Dated. Mineola, N, Y,, March 1, 191«. CLARA G. KAMP, JENNIE KAMP.
Executors. liill.HPON & JOHNSON. .Attorneys for Kxeculors, 47 Railroad Avenue, Free- port, N. Y.
\OTirK TO ('KKI)ITORS.
PlKSrANT TO AN OHDKR OF HON.
John j. GKAHA.M. Surrogate of the Counly of Nassau, notice is hereby given to all persons having clainis against Klla C,. Pow.ll, late of the Town of llempstead. in the said counly. deceased, IO present Ihe same with vouchers theretyf, to the suliscrlbers, Ihe execu¬ lors of the last will and testament of said deceased, al their place of transact¬ ing business at the offlce of Clock & S.aman, Freeport. N.-w Vork, on or he¬ fon- llle first day of I iee.•nib.-r n.-xl.
I'aled, Min.-ola. N. V„ Mav 15, 1916. .M,VKV K, SofTHAKP, FIIKI' KVKKITT PoWKLL.
Ex.-cutors. i'l.(iClv& SK,VMA.V, Atlorneys for Kxec-
ulurs, M.-rrick Koad and Chureh
Sir..-i, I-'r.-i port, N.w V.V»k
«'0\CKU\
:, Thai th.- Kl- ceni.lery i-iu- exisilng umler
and shall 1 ,iiid i-i.lli-(-l iith.-r luwn
S 2, Thb mediately.
ST.VTK OI"
inaiin.-r
irges.
lit
shall lak.
¦ffect
im-
NKW VOKK,
Office of the Secretary of Slal I have compared the pr.i-i Ihe original law on lili» in ami do herehy certify that the same a eurre(-t Iranscript therefrotn and 111.- whol.^ uf snid original law,
FItANCIS M, IIPGO, Secretarv nf Slate
¦ding will Ihis offlce
i!
LEGAL NOTICES.
I.ncal—VasMan Conniy.
kudiority.
«ESSION LAWS.
-Krle, Monroei Nasaau and West- cheater Conntlea.
I, *\V.«< OF N'EAV YORK—By Authorltr.
CHAP, 145, AN ACT to amend the ylllaKe law. In relation to the establlshniont of police departments and eligibility for ap¬ pointment in such departments. Became a law April 6, 1916, with the approval of the Governor, Passed, three-flfths being present.
The People of the State of New Tork; repr'.^sented in Senale and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section one hundred and elghty-elght-a of chapter sixty-four Of the lawa of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relating to villages, constituting chapter sixty-four of the consolidated laws." as Inserted by chnpter four hundred and seventy-nine of the lawa of nineteen hundred and fifteen, is hereby amended to read aa follows:
} 188-a. Police department. The
board of trustees of a village In a county adjoining a city of the flrst class, or if
LAWS OK XKW KHIK—B
CHAP, 17S, .A.V ACT to am(-nd the inemhership cor¬ porations law, in r.-lation to ceme¬ teries in .Nassau ("ounlv. Became a law April 10, 1916, with tiie approval of Ihe Governor, Passed three-flfths being presenl.
The People of the Slat.- nf New A'ork, represented in Senat.- and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section I. S.'cllon eighty-five of ciiapter forly of Ihe laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act re¬ lating to membership corporationa con¬ stituting chapter thirty-live of the con¬ solidated laws," as added bv chapter one hundred and thirly-nln.- nf the laws of nineteen hundr.-d and thirteen. Is hen-by amended lo read as follows:
i 8B, Cemeteries in Naasau counly, A cemetery corporation shall not hereafter be Incorporated for the purpose of con¬ ducting Ils operations In the county of Nassau, except as provided In sections seventy-six and seventy-nine of this chapter; it shall not be lawful for any corporation, association or person, ex¬ cept as hereinafter provided, hereafter to acquire or take by deed, devise or otherwise, or lo aet apart or use, any land In the aald counly for cemetery, burial or mausoleum purposes. Nothing herein contained shall prevent exlatlng cemetery corporations owning in the said county cemeteries In which burials have been made prior to January flrst nineteen hundred and Ihlrteen, from acquiring contiguous land for cemetery purposes In the manner now provided by law and using for burial purposes any such Innd heretofore or hereafter BO acquired contiguous to existing ceme¬ teries; nor to prohibit the dedication or use of land within the said county for a family cemetery as provided In sec¬ tion seventy-eight of this chapter
li 2, Thia act shall take elTect im¬ mediately.
STATK OF NEW A'ORK, ]
\ ss; Offlce of the Secretary of State. |
I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in thia offlee and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct Iranscript therefrom and of the whole of said original law.
FRANCIS M. HirOO. ^Secretary of State.
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--.\iT)iIia Donner, Pialnllll, against i'-mil niiniii-r, Defendanl. Hy virlue of an exe<-utiiiii issued upon judgmenl rendered in the Supreme Court, tjui-ens Couni.v, a. transcript of said Judgment having hei-n filed in the .Vassau Counlv Cl«;rka Offlc on Ihe 26th day of April, 1916, In the above en¬ titled aclion. In favor of said PlaintitT ind against said Defendanl, tested on Ihe 17lh day of April, 1916, and lo me directed and delivered, 1 herehy give notice Ihaf on Ihe
1ST HAY OF Jl I.V, lOlfl, 10 o'clock in the forenoon, al the front door of the Nassau County Court House. In the Town of Hempstead. N, v., I shall expose for sale as th(- law direct.s, all the right, tllle and Intereat which the Defendant. Kmil Donner, had on the 26th day of April. 1916. nr at any lime thereafter, of. In and to Ihe follow¬ ing deacribed property:
All Ihal certain lot. piece and parcel of land, situated, lying and being at Hungry Harbor (Hook Creeki, Town of Henipstead. Nassau Counly, New A'ork Stale, known and designated on a cer¬ tain Map on file In the offlce of the Clerk of Ihe Counly of Nassau, entitled Map of Properly at Hungry Harbor. Town of Hempatead. Naaaau Countv. N, A',, belonging to WilUam S, Place, Sur¬ veyed by D, S, Denton. Jr,, April 27th, 1908. as and by Ihe lot number flfteen 115). Said lot fronting on Shellway, as laid down on aaid Map,
Dated, Mineola. N, Y,, May 17th, 1916. STKPHEN P, PKTTIT, .Sheriff, Nassau County. HARRY M. PKYSKR, Attorney for Plaintiff, 320 Broadway, New York City.
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IVaniuin Couatlea.
and Snffolk
LAWS or IVEW YORK—By Aathoritr.
CHAP. 177.
the municipal board continued by see- AN ACT to amend the membership cor tlon sixty-six acts as police commil- ' porations law, in relation to the pro
THK PKOPLK OF THK STATK OF NKW A'ORK, To Arthur Smith, If liv¬ ing, and If deceased, lo Ihe widow, next of kin and heirs-at-law of the said Ar¬ thur Smith, and their respective widows or husbands, and the next of kin and helr»-at-Iaw of IiavId W. Smllh. de¬ ceaaed. and Iheir widows or husbands whose names and places of residence are unknown. Send Greetings:
WHEREAS, Bertha B, Smilh. who re¬ sides at Baldwin, In the Town of lletnp- Rtead, Nassau County, New York, has lately applied lo the Surrogate's Courl of our County of Nassau, to have a cer¬ tain Inatrument In writing bearing date the 5lh day of February, 1896, relating to both real and personal property duly proved aa the laat will and testament nf David W, Smith, deceased, who was at the time of his death a resident of Bald-- wJn, In the Town of Hempstead, In said County of Nassau.
Therefore. You. and each ot you, are cited to show cauae b.>Tore the Surro¬ gate's Court of our Co)Unty of Nassau, at the Surrogate's offlce at Mineola, In the County of Nassau, on the 24th day of June. 1918. at nine o'clock In Ihe forenoon of Ihat day why the ,iaid will and testament should not be admitted to prohntc as a will of real and peraonal property.
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the aeal of th<- Surrogate's Court of our aald County of Nassau t-j be here¬ unto afflxed.
AVIlneas, HON, JOHN J, GRAHAM, Surrogate of our said County of Nassau, at the Surrogate's Office, at Mineola. In the said County, the ?Oth day of May one thousand nine hundred and six¬ teen. fL,S,J SAMUEL T, WRIOHT,
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
TO WHOM IT Al \1
PI.K,\Si; TAKK NOTICI iniitii Ci-melery, Inc., a poralion organized and and by virlue of Hip laws or the .suit.- of New '\'ork, owning and operating tlie i:imonl Cemeter\, fnrnieily kmiwn as l-"oslers Meadow Ceiiielery, will pr.-s.-iil l.l IIk- Board of Sup.rvisors of .Nassau Counly. New Vork. al Ihi-lr eliamhers in th.- County ("ourt Housi- at Miiu-uhi, ,Vassiiii ("ounty, .New Vork, on llu-
s'lll n\l OK .11 I.A. ItMII, al in .'I'l-lui-U ill lhe foreiiuun of Ihat .l:iv. .11- as sunn I h.r.-aft.-r as a h.;ailii;; ean he had, ils a ppliea 1 ion fur Hn- pir- iiiissiuii and eoiiseiil uf lln- Iioard uf Supervisors of ,Vassaii <'iiuiily. lo iIh- i-xii-iisinii of the said l-;iniont Ceineti-ry, liy acqiiiriiig, taking, setting apart and using for luirial purposes as provided hv law, all Ihat eertain lot, piece oi- parccl of land, eunt Immus lu ili.- sai.l l-:imuiit I ".'iiii-l.rv-, siliial.-.l, lying and h. ing ill th.- Village of l-;iniunt, Tnwn uf llenipsi. il.l, Cutinlv Ilf .Nassau, Stale uf ,Vew Vurk, ami inon- pariieulaily huuml.il and il.s.-rlhed as f.illows:
H.glnninK at a polnl on tin- .asterly side of Fosiers M.-adow itiiail wliere Ihe northerly boundary line'of Hie laml now S.I apan ,-iiiiI used fur eiim I .-r\' purposes and knnwn as lln- l-:iiiiunt C.inel.ry, inc., and lh.- Ian.l li.i-.-in di-serilied, in. el al Hi.- afun-saiil l-"iislers Meiulow Uuail; ruiiiiliig Ihenee Hlung the said .iKsterly side of Fosu-rs Mea.lnw Koad. LTl degre.-s ,"iO iniiiill.s .asl 212,42 feel Ul a slake: Ihence slill along said road norlh 10 il.gre.s 12 iniiiutes east Ki;,Ml fill; 1 In-nee slill aloiiK said road north 7 d.-gre.-s 5:1 niinutes easl 2»0,10 feet to tin- land now or formerly of Daniel Slatlel; Ihene. south 6 1 dejireis ,"iS niinules east 3:!h",ril feet 111 a slake; I li.-nce soul h 6(1 degr.-.-s ;i I niinuU-s east .'.4S.II f.ll to an old slake; th.-nce smith (Iti (1.-grees 48 minutes easl 7SK.50 feel to a iiiuniinienl; tin- lasl tlinc einirses and distances being along ihe land nf Daili(-I Stall.-I; llienei- soulll 21 d.-gn-es 20 inliiiites West I152.,''i0 feet to a (-(dar in-e; Ilic-iK-i- soulh 67 degrees 18 niin¬ ules e,ist 727,Sll feel Io a slake; tlienci- siiiiili 711 deur.-es 19 ininutes easl 954.,13
f. .1 to ,1 stak.-; the last .tin couises
and disianc.s being aloim- the land of Inhn l.iKlluni; Ilieiic.- soulli 21 degnes :1X niinuli-s west :!2fl,67 feet; thence soulh 66 ili-uri-es 16 minutes ea,sl 1678.12 feet to -.1. Stake; the last two courses ami (llstanees being along the land of ,1. ronius X'anderveer: Ihenee south 16 (l.-j;r.-.-s 2 inlniilis west 509,85 feel lo a niotiiiitK-nt : thenee mirth 62 degrees 47 niinules west 2:13.02 fert lo a slake; lliem-i soulh 29 ilegrees 2 minuies wesl r,(l9.5(l f.it In a slake; Ib.-iice soulh 59 di-un-es :: ininutes easl 174.20 feel lo a itaki; lhen(-e south 58 deKre.-sO ininules east 170.:iO f.-et lo a slake; Du- last five courses ami dislances being aloiiu the land now or formerly ot Williain Brush: IlK-nce south 14 d(-gr(-es 26 minuies west 110,40 feel to a slake; ih.iie.- south fi ilegrees 28 minut.-S w.-st 102.50 feel lo a slake; Ih.-nce soulh 9 degrees 42 iiilii- ules wesl 18:f.50 feet In a slake; tin- last three courses ami dislances lieliiK along the land of ,Iai-i>h !•", Oakle\-: Ihence north. 82 degrees IS minutes west 181,85 f(-i-l'lo a stake; Ihi-nci- iinrlli 87 d(-gr(-is 50 ininules wesl 134,00 feel lo a stak( ; Ihence south 78 degr.-es 42 minut.-s west 73.30 f.-.-t In a stak.-: thenee soulh 74 degrees 27 minuies west 103,60 feel lo a stake; lh. nee south 60 degrees 20 mlnulea wist 24,95 feel to a slake; thence soulh 17 d(-grei-s 10 minutes w.-s| 7fi.2lt fe.-l to Black Oak Tn-e; Ibe last six coursi-s and dislances being along the land now or formerly of Nicholas Jloeffni-r: th(-nce south 37 de¬ grees 21 minutes 40 ai-conds west 95 82 f(-et lo a slake; Ihence soulh 27 d.-greea 16 minuies 40 seconds wesl 222,58 feet to a stake; thence along Ihe land of John Hoffman nortli 52 degrees 4il minutea 40 s(-conds w<-sl 776.00 feel Io a stake; thenci- north :;8 degrees 39 ininutes 20 seconds west 20.71 feet lo a atake; thence north 37 degn-i-a II minutes east 243,74 feet to a line dividing Hie Innd formerly of Freyenhagen and the land now or lale of Daniel H, Baylia; Ihence north 56 degrees 36 minutes west 2452,00 feet lo H slake; Ihence norlli 60 degrees 9 minutea weal 415.50 fe.-t lo a staki-; Ihence north 57 degrees 56 minutea weal 324.05 feet to a stake; Ihenee north 56 degrees 15 minutes west 528.00 feet to a Kiake; th.-nce norlh 65 degrees 45 minutes w.sl 462.10 feel to a stake; thence north 56 d. greea 50 minutes west 445.50 Id a atake; Ihence north 57 de¬ greea 45 minutea w.-st 264,05 feet lo a slake: thence norlh 60 degreea 45 min¬ utea west 1*5,90 f(-et lo a posl al lb- .-asterly aide of Fosters .Aleadow P.oad: Ihe foregoing seyerHl couraea and dis¬ lances being along Ihe land now or for- m. rly of Daniel H, Baylis; thenci- along Hie eaaterly aid.- of said road norlh 27 degr.-es 26 minutes east 899.10 f.-.-t lo nail In post; Ih.-nee slill along the east- .-rly side of said road north 29 degr.-ea 20 minutea .-aat 453.07 feet: thenc- north 35 degrees 2.'> minutes east 208 91 feel to th.- KImont Cemei.ry; thence aouth 61 detrreea 26 minuleH east 199 47 fe.t to a post; Ihence north .^4 degrt-ea 50 minut.-a <-ast 314,50 feet to a post; thence north 57 degr.-es 9 minutea wesl 194,11 feet to rost.-rs M.-adow Road at the point or place of beginning; ihe laat three couraea and dialancea being along fhe land of the I-;imont Cemetery, Inc, conlaining within said bounds two hun¬ dred thirty-three and eighty-four one- hundredths acre.H of land, according lo aurvey made by Kvans Brothers, June, 1910,
Dat.-d. May 22nd, 1916,
KLMONT CK.MKTERY, INC.
'ohn H. Van Nostrand. Presldentr i
SII'K!-:.\li: ('iHT.T, ,V,ASSM' COKNTV. -MortKdUe lllll.ling ('oinpan>. Plain¬ tiff, against Garden City l-:siat.-s and othera. Defetidaiits.
In pursuaiu-i of a jiiiluiii.-ni of for.-- elosiir.' HII.I sal.- dul.\ ma.le and entered in Ihl- abuv.--i-nliil.-d ai-lion, and bear¬ ing liai.- the Ifilh ih(.\ Ilf May. 1916. I. the llillll rslKlle.I, the ref.ree ill said juilmiieiii niim.-d, will sell at publln aiii-liun at th.- fmni door of the .Nassau I'ounly I'niiri House at Mln. ola, Nassau i'niiiii.\. Ncw Vurk, on the
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I luls or pare.Is of luls iiunih.r.-d 30 lo
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• .1, (iarden ('il\ I-Isihi.s, Vassau Counly. l.nin; Island. New Vurk, survived and iliawn by Kirby, Pi-iiK .V Gn-eii, May. 19117,' ami filed in 111.-olli.-. uf lh. Cl.rk uf III.- I'.'iiiilv of Nassau, Dal.-d, May 16, 1916.
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Sl'PKKMK Clil'KT, NASSAP COI'NTV. -Sa^ Harhor Savings Bank. Plain¬ iiff, amiinsl Solomon K, Licliteiislein, Anna S. Mchleiisleiii, his wife, Arthur S, l-'l I.II.I, Fannl.- II, Friend, his wife. llemy M, Wise ami .Mildred AV, Wise, his wlfl-. Kl ^|1la M.ivinnn and (.".uslavo Gerard, I lefendaIlls,
In jiiirMianee of a Judgment of fore- elusiir. ami sal.-, inade and i-nteri-d in III.- aliuve enlllled actinn, bearing dale III. 2'.iDi day iif-April, 1916, I, tin- iin- diisiiinid, lhe r.f.-n-e in said judg-. 111. Ill named, will s.ll at publie auction, at the niliiiida uf lhe County Courl House In Mineola, ,\assaii County, New Vnrk, on
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al 111 .\. M,, till- pr. iiiisis ilir.-cted liy sai.l jml^nl.-nl to h.- sold, and iben-in lieserilHil as follows:
.Ml that Hael ur pan-el of land siluate 111 the Tnwn of Heinpstead, County of Nassali and Slate of New A'ork. known and dislgnaled on a eertaiu map entitled •Map uf lols al Sti \Mirl Manor. Sei-Hon luiiiihi r 2 (iarden ('Hv, .Vassau ('ounty, uwn.il iiml (levelupi d by ,lai-ks.in Hroth¬ ers Keall.\-Company, snrv. v. d o<-I. 16th, 19(19, hy I-'airllild and Dow, l-Znglneers," and filed in ,VaHsau I'ounlv Clerk's Office Dee, ISlh, 1909, as .Map .Vo. .'. aa and by the lot numb.rs I w.nly-elgbt (28), t wi-iiiy-iiine (29 1 and lliiiiy (IHII, wlilt^h said luls taken lugi-th.-r an- bounrieil iiml d.serib.-d as fTTllows:
HeniiiniiiK at the soulh.-asl corner iiml riinnliig tlienc- along lh<- west.-rly sid.- of Sih Sire. I sixlv (6(1) fe.-l; III. nen w.sl.ilv om- hundred (100) feel; thenco souilnrl.v sixty ifiOi f.-.-t on a line par- .•illel lo Sth SIr.-el: thenee easterly one hiiiiilr.il iKHli f.-.l along lh.- land of Hp piirii.s of 111.- first pari on a lino liiiMill.l lo Hie noriherly huundary to I III ii.ilnl (if h.-uinning.
Dill. ll. May 2nd, 1916.
.\I.lil-;KT D HAFF, ' Kefen-.-. \VI1,I.I.\M (' (HH-:i-:,\i:. Mlurn.-v for
niiiiiiiir. SiiK Hiiiiiur, I,. 1.-
By ELV^I.N
.\i:W MiKK Sl'PMK.MK CtH'ItT, .NAS¬ SAI' ("ol'.VTV. Kuih H. Bailey, Plainlin', iixainsl Kdiih K. Sigmond, 'harles A Siginund, I'lrsi Niiliunal Hank of l-'ri-eport and It. llmore K.-alty Com^ pa n\, I left ndants.
In pursuiinc- of th.- Judi^ment off ¦fur. closure and sale dulv made and en¬ ter.-.1 In lh.- abovi- enliili-d action, and h.-aiiiit;dale the Mlh day of April, I91«, I, the iiiid.-rsigii.-d, tile n-f.-ree in said luilgnii-nt riiiiiu-d, will sell al public iiue¬ tion In 111.- Kotundii of Hi.- County Court Hulls,., .Mill,.uia, -Vew Vork, on Hk-
:iRI) MAY OK JINK, 1910, ill II o'l lock in 111.- for. nnon, the pn m- ises ilireeleil by said judgm.-nt lo bo sul.l. and Ihereln d. scribed an follows .VII Ihose certain pieces, parci-la and lols of land, together with the bulld¬ inga and lmprov<-mi-nis Iheri-on, altuale, lying and being ni Freeport. Nassau "ounly. New A'ork, and bounded and de- <(-rlbed aa follows:
Commeni-Ing nl a i.olnl In the west¬ erly line of Grading Place, distant ono hundr.d nlnety-thn-e and nlne-i.-nths (193,9) feel norlhi-rly when m(-asured along 111.- westerly lliii. of Grafflng Plaee, lo Hk polnl or jiliuo where tho northerly line of Ilroadway Joins lho w.-si.-rlj lln.- of aald Grafflng I'lace; iheiii-e running westerly and at right angles to the .aMterly line of Jay Street one hundred sixteen and nine-t.-nlhH (lifi,9) fe.-l lo Ihe ..-uaterly line of lanil of Joseph R, Wood and Lydia K, Wood, na conveyed lo them by Louis Verb.-<-ck and wlfl- (111 or ubout tlic tliirle.-nth day of Jun.-, 1911; thence running In a noriherlv dln-ctlon along ihi- .-asl.-rly lin<- of land of said Wood nbout fifty and s.venly hiiiidri-dHis (50,70) feet to Hk- norlh(-rly lln«- of land of aald Wood as conveyed by aald dei-d; thence run¬ ning easterly In a line nt right angl.-a to the eaaterly line of Jay Street four and ninety.two hundredths (4,92) fi-el; tlience running northerly In a atralght ne fifty nnd aeventy hundredtha (50,70) feet to a point diaiant one hundred tw.-nty-two and Hilrly-alx hundr.^dtha 1122.36) f.el weal.-rly, vi-hen measured al right angles to Hie easterly aide of ,Iiiy S'r.-et from n point In the westerly aid.- of fJrafflng Plac- which point In one humlred two and four-tenths '102,4) fell northerly, when measured along the w.-aterly aide of Grafflng Plac- from the point or place of begin- ning; Ihence running i-aaterly In .-i line al right nngl.-H lo the easterly line of ,Iay .Stret one hundred twenty-two and thirly-six hundr.-diha' (12236) fi-et to th.- west.rly line of Griitfliig Place; Ihence running southerly ulong and with lhe w.-aferly line of Grafflng PIac» one hundred two and four-l.niha (102 4 f feet to the point or place of be¬ ginning.
Subject lo the covenants and restrlc- tlona s.-l forth In deeds ...record.-d In Naaaau Countv Clerk's Offlce na follows- De. d from Charlea A. Sigmond and wtfo to Louis A'erbeeck. Liber 58. page 419; d.-ed from Charles A. Sigmond nnd wife lo (^harles A, ,<llgmorid Realty Company Liber SO, page 288; Charb-a A, Sigmond Realty Company to William C, Bfout and wif.-. Liber 152, p.ige ,387; deed from William C, Stout and wife to I>ouia Ver¬ beeck. Liber 152, page 389, r»ated, April 18fh, 191«,
HAROLD C, WIIGON.
/ r, ...Kr>WARDS. KRlij,; Attorney I EDWARD. B, THOMP.SON, K^n'^ATlor. for Petitioner, 1-7 Railroad Avenue,| ney for Plaintiff. 215 Montague Slr^M
Brooklyn, New York, 4-ai-Tt
Freeport, L. I.
Freeport Memorial Library-Nassau Post
