THI MUUir PO0t, PBIKFOXT, H. T., IBOlAT. IPUL tl, ISIS.
SEYBV
CONSTRCTION WORK ON BALDWIN'S NEW $40,000 SCHOOL HOUSE STARTED
To Have Large Auditorium—Provided With All Modern
Facilities
WILL COHTAm EIOHT FORTY- PUPIL CLASS ROOMS AHD MOD¬ ERN HEATIHO PLAHT—TO BE COMPLETED IH THE PALL.
Because of the phenomenal roai estate movement and numerous struc¬ tural Improvements within Its area, the Baldwin Harbor or southern sec¬ tion of Baldwin is growing in favor aa an ail-year residential centre. Overlooking the point whereon "The Lights" cluh house is situated, Bald¬ win Harbor Is becoming for all prac¬ tical purposes a reeldentiai ^djunct of Freeport.
Close to one hundred new homes have been built at Baldwin Harbor and they are sold and occupied, and all within three years, thus indicat¬ ing the strong demand for shore front property in southern Nassau county. The south shore Is rapidly surpassing the north shore in the race for all- year population. Baldwin Harbor is the flrst waterfront property In Nas¬ sau county east of the city line on the Montauk division of the railroad.
The most significant evidence of growth In Baldwin Harbor Is the ap¬ propriation of $40,000 for a new and modern public school building, work npon the construction of which hae already begun. The superstructure will soon be completed. Situated on Orand Central avenue, the new build¬ ing Is 60 by Sl feet in size and occu¬ pies a plot 2.")0 by ;iOO feet. Tooker St Marsh of New York City are the architects. The oid .school in Bald¬ win Is being built primarily to meet the growing demand for school ac¬ commodations near the shore.
With an exterior of tapestry brick and Indiana limestone trimmings, the new building ie of re-enforced con¬ crete construction, two stories and basement in height. The basement of the new school Is almost entirely ahove ground, thereby affording am¬ ple daylight throughout.
The plans s^ow three entrances to the school, the main entrance and separate entrances for boys and girls. Sanitary drinking fountains are on each floor.
Moet of the basement is given over to an assembly room seating ;{.")0 per¬ sons, a stage and a moving picture booth. The minor part of tho floor Is utilized for boiler room, storage space, janitor's room and toilet ar¬ rangements.
Four -lO-pupil classrooms, with in¬ dividual wardrobes, are on tlie first floor, together with the principal's
office; while on the second floor are four more 40-pupiI classrooms with individual wardrobes, a conference room for teachers, a library and stor¬ age room for school supplies. Noth¬ ing has been spared in providing modern educational facilities.
The building wili be heated by a combination of the direct and indirect systems; the direct is from radiators beneath the windows, and the indi¬ rect is freshly warmed air forced by niean« of motor-driven fans into each room. Acoustic and ventiiatiuK facil¬ ities are perfect.
Witii this huiidlnn eonipleted and dedicated ne.xt year. Baldwin Harbor will 1)0 the if.iiy sliore front com¬ munity, except Long Heach, in South¬ ern .N'asHaw county witli moriern imli¬ lie school facilities.
When the south side waterway Is completed it will pass .so close lo «liore front of Baldwin Harbor as to be a part of it. Several miles of ciiannels and waterways have been cnuipleted and they open directly into lietnpstead Bay.
Curtail Loner Island R. R. Passes.
The Lons Island Railroad issued recently to its employees a notice re¬ minding thein that tliey received free transportation over tlie company's line on tlie distinct understanding tbat tbey must not occupy a. seat when there were payinp; passengers standing. Conseiiuontly they are ad¬ vised to permit the ordinary passen¬ gers to get on the train first, and Kive them a chance to find a seat be¬ fore they themselves get aboard.
SEAFORD
i Good Friday service was held in ;tlie Episcopal churcii at 10 a. m. on Friday. There will be a special choral service in the church on Easter morn- I ing at m.^-'i. The Sunday sehooi will I be held at the usual time, at which .session the children will receive their Easter plants.
A special ineeting of the Y. .M. I. ('. A. C. was held on .Monday last.
The Ladies' Aid Society wiil meet
iat the home of Mrs. Krank Raynor
] ne.xt Thursday afternoon.
I -An entertainment under the aus-
; pices of the Ladies' .Aid .Society wiil
I be held in the V. .M. I. C. hall. Sat-
I urday evening. April I'lttli, at S
I o'cioclt. AmouK the features will be
"The Old .Maids' Association " and a
sketch entitled "Answering the
Phone."
Seafoifi station was brol<en into I sometime Sunday evening or Monday ; morning hy tliieves who tiroke open the coin boxes of tlie telephones, tali- iiig the contents. The safe was un- ; (listurlied with the exception of hav¬ ing the fombination snapped off. The robbery was evidently the work of ainatenrs.
."Vlrs. Everett Wanzer bas opened her ice cream parlor for the season.
At the session of the New York East (Conference which closed last week at Stamford, Conn., the Rev. W. IJ. .Maskiell, formerly of Seaford, was assigned to Boston Road cliurch, The Bronx. Rev. W. Roberts of Madison,
N. J., was assigned to Seaford M. E. church.
Miss May Klotarha.T been spending a few days here with her aunt, Mrs. John T. Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mansfleld and daughter Sarah spent Saturday and I Sunday out of town. I Easter will be observed In fhe I Methodist church with epeclal music, I morning and^ evening. Easter sermon j in the evening.
I Mra. Annis J. Prime of Brooklyn is visiting at the home of Mrs. Chas. E. -Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. John Haff and •family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Haff and Mr. and Mra. Charles Haff formed a party and motored to Jamaica Theatre on Monday last. The happy party spent an enjoyable evening at the Jamaica Theatre.
Miss Emma Steck and .Miss .Martha Wade of Brooklyn and Seaford spent Monday and Tuesday at their home in Seaford.
I'nder the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society there will be Good Fri¬ day services in the Methodist church
PUBLIC NOTICES_^
>OTIC'K TO BinilKKS.
liidn will b<- rt-felved by th<- under- siKn'-'l, UI) to 10 o'clock A. M., on Thani- dmy, .%prll 'Mth, lOltl, at the Chamber.-^ of the Board of Superviwors, for «<ni.'ral urartliiK, xupplytnR, plantlnK and trans¬ planting large and Hmall tr<(s, shrubs. <lc., on the Court Hnus,- grounds at Mineolu. Long Island.
PlanH and speclrtcaliciti.s may be Hern at the oftici- of thc utidfrslgn'-d, or abtalnrd at Ihc olTlcf of .Mr. Harold T. I'alttrson. I.JindKcai>c Architect. West¬ bury, hong Island, upon thc deposit of Klvi Dollurs, Three Dollars r>f which will be returned lo bidders if plans are returned In good eondilion.
Da Ird al .\liiieoI;i. I,. I.. .Xr^rll lllh. 1916.
CKOttCK M. flOODAI.K.
Clerk of the Board ef .^uiiervisors.
this (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock. .Mrs. Annis J. Prime of Brooklyn will conduct the service.
RETAIL GROCERS ORGAHIZE.
si-:\i,Ki> i'iif>i'o<<.%i.*<.
Sealed proposals will be received at 111" OlTlce of (he underslnnid on Mon¬ ila.v, A|>rn 24III, l»l«, a I HI.IJd .\. M.. tor
supi>l.ving six hundred ^inss tons best i|ualily of pea i;c,al.
I'roposals should includ" all expense.^ incident to the i|ellvcr.\ ami storage of the coal, which must be delivered In sueh •luaiiiities and al such times with¬ in lh.- fiscal year endin;; .luly, IMT, as iii.i.v I),' rcfiuired b.v lhe i:ri;,'inii r's De- I jiail iiii-ni, Counly Ilulldiiiys. The coal niusi lie iiX lhe iMSt Muality. fne from dirl, stone, slale or ollnr impurities, and will be Insi.ecle.l bv and weigh.-d
in the preselK'e of 811 • in|llO>-.' of 111,-
Hoarrl r.f Suil.'rvisors.
Prop..sals should br- acrdnipanicd by a dcpoail of |( 11 per cent, nf Ilir- aggt.nale aiiiouni of Ibe hid subniilLd as a guar¬ antee Ihal il is bona tld.'. I), posits will 111- r. lurnrd lo unsuec.ssful bidder.s afl.r award has liein niarb-. hut the de¬ posii of lhe siu'ces.sjul lii.l.l.r wlll bc r.lain.rl unlil all the rr,:i| shall hav.- been di'livcri'd. as securil.\ for the fajlh- ful performanc.- of Ihe ceiilract with the uiiilcrsiaiHlinf; Ihal lh> whol,-, or any part ih.reof. may hi- us.il to suppi v il.-tici. iK-ir-s Ihat may aiis.- from de"- f laudiiik' conl ract ors.
Thr- light lrt ri-ject any an.l all bids and lo waiv.- the dcfi-cis is ri'sr-rved by the Hoard of Supervisors.
Proposals must b.- adilnssi-d lo Uu- unil. rsigneil. ¦ Hy <irdir of rlie Hoard of .Supervisors.
liat..! HI Mineola, Long Island. .Vrnii
i;i-:fii:r,i.: m. tioDD.M^i-;,
Mlh. P'lt;.
Clerk.
pVERY real service rendered the public receives its reward.
*^ The Jacob Ruppert Brewery for half a century has been conscientiously
supplying the public with its favorite beverage in its purest and most wholesome
form.
The public's appreciation is substantially shown by its patronage of the Ruppert Brewery.
1,000,000 BARRELS OF BEER NOW ARE REQUIRED TO MEET THE AN- NUAL DEMAND FOR THE RUPPERT PRODUCT—a splendid achievement and an unmistakable endorsement of the Ruppert standards.
The demand for pure, wholesome Beer is steadily increasing, not becttUBC people drink more Beer, but bectmte more people are learning to recognize the food tmd tonic vtdtte t>f Beer tmd moderately indulge in ite ase.
This increasing demand justifies the meaning of true temperance as expressed by the World's foremost I%ysicians, Scientists and Clergymen.
RetMgnizing the growing tendency toward temperance tmd that Beer ig the tem¬ perance beveragef tve recommend the moderate ate of
RUPPERT'S ^
HCnidcecWker
The Beer Tkat Satiafiea
It is a beyerage of absolute purity—a really safe drink—because, Cnlike milk and water, it cannot carry ddeterious genss.
It b made of tke highest ipiaUtj ingredisnts, and subjected to tbe most mod«m processes of Brewing, Filtering, Aging, Bottling and Pasteurising, in a Brewery at least twenty-fire years ahead of the times in its standards of cleanliness and sanitation.
Every bettie is absolutely pure wben it leaves the Brewery and must be abeehitely pure when it reaches you. hBeUUimimDrmtht BettUd tt tke Brnnry Exchuigtly
The Jacob Ruppert Brewery
Third Avenue, 90th to 926 Street, New York
Ns
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Brooklyn papers report that the re¬ tail grocers of Loug Island have or¬ ganized a warehouse company with a capital of (i.uoo.OOO. Many of the retail grocers from Brooklyn to Mon¬ tauk Point have enrolled themselves into the membership.
Clinton M. Flint, police justice of Freeport. is said to have been en¬ gaged a.s counsel. A commitee of three grocers has been appointed: John J. Dolan' presid«^nt of the Freeport Business Men's Association; Henry C. Schluter. formerly president of the .same association, and John Matthias.
WANT NEW_ TROLLEY LINE.
Property owners between Baldwin Harbor and Hempstead are planning an organized effort to have the Hemp¬ stead and Baldwin Traction Company build the trolley road between the two communities for which it holds a franchise and across Hempstead Bay to .N'aesau-by-the-Sea on the ea.st end of Long Beach.
The completion of the road would link thp southern half of Nassau county to the ocean beach. It was planned to build this projected trol¬ ley system four years ago. but finan¬ cial conditions at the time prevented the improveinent.
LEGAL NOTICES.
.\K\V VOHK Sl-p:iK.MK COPHT. .NAS¬ SAP CoP.VTV.—Hulh H Hall.y. Plaintin', against Kdith K. Sigmond, Charles A. Sigmond, First National Bank of Freeport and H.dlmore P.calty Com¬ pan.v. Defiiidants.
Ill piirsuano' of lhe Jinlgmeiil of ffrr. closui'- and sal. .luly iiiH.le ami r-n- Kr.-.l in Uh- ah..v. ,¦ntill.-d acti.in. and h.-arinn dat.- ill-- 1 tth .lay of April. i:il«, I. the undersign.-d, tb.- r.f. r. >¦ in said jinluni.iil iiain<-d. will s. 11 al public niio- tlon In tlu- Hotunda of the (.'ounty c.-uri House, .Mill.-.da. .N.-w Vork. ..n th.-
.IKI) l>\^ or .11 NK, IIMII. ill 11 o'clo.'U in lh.- f.M-r-iirKiri. till pr.-ni¬ ls, s .lir.-i-i. .1 l.v sairl JiidKni.-ni lo le- sold, an.l ih.-r.-in descrih.-d as f.illows; .\II thos.- c.-rtaln plecr-s. p.-irc.ls and lots of land, logeth.-r with lh.- build- liiusan.l iniprov. 111. Ills Iher.-on. situai.-, l\iim ami leiim at Pi .¦.-porl. .Nassau Cnunty. .N.w Y/.rk. aiirl bounded and d. - scrib.->l as fr.Ilews:
(¦oinin.-iiclni; at a point in lln- wesl- .-ily lin. of Cratllni; Place, dislant one hunilr.-.1 niiiely-lhre.- and nine-tenths i!:,.:i.'.i| feet n.irth.rl.v wh.n ni.-asur.il I'lotiK lhe w.-sl.•rly lin.- nf Crafting Ph;ci. Ill lh. poiiu 111- plac. wher.- the iLOtherlv lin. of Hioadwav Joins the w.steily line of said c.rMftinu Plac-; iheiH-i- running west'-ily and at riglit angles lo Ihl- .asterly line i,f .lay Strii-l. on.- hundre<l sixt.-.-n ami iiin>--teiiihs I 1 lli.i'I f.-.-t lo the .-asl. rlv iin.- of laml of -los.ph K. Wood an.l I.y.lia K. Wood,
as conviy.-d to theni by I.ouis \'<rl ck
ami wlfl- on or about th.- Ihirt..-nth day Ilf .lun.-, lllll; th.-.nc- running in a noriherlv rllreclion alonu lhe east.-rlv lin.- of land of said W.i.mI about tifly and s.-venly hundr.-dths (,"i0.7ni f.-i-t to Ih.- ii.irlh.rly lim- of lan.l of said Wood as coiiv.-yed by said deed; tii.nce run¬ ning I-asterly in a line at right angl.-s IO III. easterly line of .lay Str.-.-t four and nin.-ty-two hundiedtlis (I.HL'i fe.-l; Iln-nce running northerly in a str.light line tlfty and seventy bundredlhs (.",U.7l»i f.-i-t IO a jiolnl distani one hundr.-d tw.-nly-lwo .ind thirty-six liundredths (Il';;..1«l t<-et westi-rly. when measured at riuhl atigbs to tb.- .-asterly sid.- of .la.v .Sin-.-t from a point in the westerly side of fIraHing Place which point is one hundreii Ivvo and four-tenths (102.1) feel north.rly, when iri.-asurcd along the Westerly side of Crafting Place frnm the pnlnl or place fif begin¬ ning: Ihr nee runnlim- east.-rly in a line at riuhl angles to the easl.-rly lin. .if .lay Str.-l one hundred lw.nt>--t«o ami thirty-si.x hundre.Iths 1122.26) feel in fhe westerly line of flrafflng Plac. ; Ihence running southerly along and, with th.- weslerly lln.> of Crafting Place nil.- hundred two and foiir-l.-nlhs (I IIL'.4 I f.-.-l tn the point or pla.'i- of be- L'lnnlng.
.Siitij.-ct to Ibe covenants and n-stric- lions set ffirih In d.-.-ds r.-cor.I.-d In .N.-iss.-iii (Viuntv Clerk's Otflc- ,-is follows: D.i-d from Charles .\. Sitrninnd and wife
|.. I.ouis Veil ck. Lib.r :•>-. pau.- 11!i;
d.-.-d from Ciiarles A. Simnnnrl and wifr- lo ^'harl.-s .\. SiLfmond H.-ally C.impany. LIh. r Xfl. page L'Sii; Charl.s .V. Siu mond It.-ally Company lo William C Stout and wif., Lib.r )r,2, luiue :!X7; .1.-. d from William C,. Stout and wif.- to Louis V. r- l..-.-i-k. Lib.r l.'.l'. pag.' :!V!i. rial.-/!. .Vpril IKth. lliP!.
H.SKOLT^ C. WlLSd.N.
Keforee.
i;i.wAf:ii n. Thompson. k»ii.. Atior-
III \- for Pl.-ilntifT, LM-"". Moniagiie Slre.-t, Hrooklyn. N.-w Vork. l-;;i-7l
PRO POS A i7 pn II HI I ISA N11 i-;«'ri M a t i:
F-^OH TIIK STATK CIF NKW Y^IPK.
NOTK'K TO CONTRACTOHS.
Slate of New Vork, Office nf th.- Slale
Cfimmlssioner of Hlghwavs. ,\lhanv,
N. V.
Pursuant tn the provisions of Ch;iiiter :to. Laws of mnn. .-is amended hv Chaii- t.-r Klrt. lyaws of lllll. nnd Chapt.-r KO, Law.s of 1913. s.-aled proposals will he recolved by the undersigned at their nffice. .No. ,15 Lancaster Street, Albany, .V. v., at 1 o'clock p. m.. on Kriday. lhe 2Sth day of April. I!il6, f.ir th. r-pair of the followlni; highways:
NA.SSAC COPNTV
Itep. Con. No. 9211. Class of work: C.-m.-nl cnncri-te pavem.-nt. resurfac¬ ing, no guarantee. Hoad No. .'"..lOii. Nam., r.lttle Neck. Westbury, F'. T. I. Town. North Hempstead.
Maps, plans, specifications and .-.stl- mates may be seen and proposal forms obtained at the office of Ihe Commis¬ sion.-r in Albany. N. Y., and also iit Ihe olYlc.- of Division Kngln.er H H. Wait, Columbus Institute, 11 Wasliington ,Stre<-t, Poughkeepsie, N. V.
The especial atti-ntion of hidd.-rs is call'-d to "Ceneral Information for Hld- d.-rs," In the Itemized proposal specifi¬ cations and contract agreement.
Proposals for each road or contract must be presented In a separate scaled envelope endorsed on the outside with th.-p name and number of the road or contract for which the proposal Is made.
Kach proposal must he aecomiianled by cash ora c.rtifled check, payabli- to the order of the .State Commiiidion of Highways for an amount f-<iual to at l.-.ist .1 per ent. of th- amount of the proponal which such cash or ch.'ck ac¬ companied. This cash oi check will be h.-l.l by the Commission until tin- con¬ tract and bond ar.- duly e\iciited. The successful bidder will b.- requir. d to give a performance bond for -SO per c.-nt. of th<- contract and a mainn-nance bond covering the wearing surface of all ronds except water-bound Macadam and cnient concrete pavement for 20 per cen'. of th.- conlract price of the Items which comprise the wearing surface, such bonds lo be executed by a surety company to be approved by the Com¬ mission: or n bond secured by the de¬ posit of collal.-ra! securities to be ap¬ proved by th.- Commission.
The right Is r.-served to reject any or nil bids.
FCDWIN DITFFY, CommlBiiloner. I. .7. -MORRIH.
Secretary. _
.NOTICE TO BlbbBRS.
Scaled bids wlll be received by the undersigned, up to 10.30 A. M. at the Chambers of the Board of Supervisors, on Krt4ar. .*»rll XHth, ISI«, for r.alnt- Ing and decorating the Interior of the Court House and the additions thereto, in conformity with thr? specifications prepared by Mr. William Tubby. Archi¬ tect. 81 Fulton Street. New York City,
N. y.
Speclflcatlons may be aeea at the of¬ flce of the undersigned, or aht«lar4 at the office ofthe Architect
Separate estimate will be given for the work In the old building.
Bv order of the Board of Supervisors. OKOHGR M. OOODALE.
Clerk. Dated at Mineola, L.. I., April 17, 1>1<.
LEOAL VOnCES.
NoncK TO cacDrroas.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDRR OF WON HENRY SELDEN WKLLER. Tem¬ porary Surrofrate of the County of Nas¬ saa. notice Is hereby given to all per¬ sona having claims against Isabella Elisabeth Post, late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said county, de¬ ceaaed. to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the executor of the laat will and testament of aaid deceased, at his place of trans- act-in^ busir,es& ai the otRc6 ct a«orse Morton Levy. Freeport. New York, on or before the 25fh day of April next. Dated. Mineola. N. Y., Sept. 27. 1915. RICHARD T. POST,
Executor. GEORGK .MORTON LEVY. Atiomey for Executor, 1-7 Railroad Avenue. Free- port. Ixing Island. N. Y.
.*.\XIAI, SCMOOI, MKKTI^<i.
The Annual School Meeting of thc iii- habltanis of Cnlon Free School District N'o. 9, of the Town of Hempstead, 'luali- fiid to voto at school meetings In said district, will be held In thc .\ssembly Room in the School Building. Crove and Pine Streets, on Tuenday evening. May 2nd, I91A, at S p. m,, for the purpose of electing one Truste..' in place of C. Iiwight Bak.r. whose term of office will expire on ,Uily SL Iftlfi. and for thc transaction of such other business as may reuuliirly come before the meet¬ ing.
Dated, Fre<-port, N. V., March il, l!il6 By Order of th.- Board of Kducation, ROBKKT K. I'O.NACHV, Clerk.
SUPREME COURT, .NASSAU COUNTY.
—Mary Lelling. I'laintiff. against Charles Forr sler, also known as • 'harles O. K.-i rester, and olliers. De¬ fendants.
in pursuance of a judgment of fore¬ closure and sale duly made and enter¬ ed In the above entitled action and bearing date the tenth day of March, lyiH. I. the undersigned, the referee In said Judumt-iil named, will sell al pub¬ lic auction to the hiuhest bidder In lhe corridor of the .Nassau County Court HouK.. situated at Mineola, Long Island, N.'W Vork, County of Nassau and Stat.- of New Vork, on the
2»TH l>.*^ «»K AIMIII., I»HI, at ten o .-l.ick in the for.-noon. the |.r.-mis.-s dii.cted by said juduni<-nt to he sold ililll then 111 described :is fol¬ lows:
.Ml tl-.al ertain piec- or piircil of land, with the buildings and linprove¬ inents ihrieon erected, situate, lying and being at Baldwin's, in the Town of H.-mpstead, Nassiiu County, and Stale of New V.iik, hnunded and ilescrihed as follows:
H.-uinniiiu ill llle .southwesterly cor¬ ner th.-r.-of. Hi a point jiiiidc by the iiilers.-ction of III. northerly Iin.- of the liighwiiy call(-il Thomas .\y.nue with lh.- .-asterly lin.- of th.- higliway call.d Harrison .Vvi-iiiH , iind Iln-nce running northerly along and adjoining said east- .rly lln.- of lln- said Harrison .Vv.-nue two hundred .;;uOi fe.-t, ilieiice run¬ ning .-asl.-rly in a striiiuht line paralK-t with th.- aforr-snid Thoiniis .\\enue Ilin.-ty-two and H/12 c.iL'i;/l;;i f.-et, th.-nc- south.rly in n ilir.-.'l llm to u siaki- two hundred .Jdii) f.-.-t, more or l.-ss. to the noriherly llm- of said Thomas Av.nu.-, ih.nc.- luniiing wesl- i-rly along and adjoining th.- northerly
lin.- of said Thomas Aveni ighty-two
and t)/12 iH2t\/C2) f.-(>t to tin- polnl or plac- of b.'uinning, and contalninK all III.- litn.l within lh.- .said bounds.
Diit.-.l. .Mar.'h Hlh. I'llii.
.IKIiKMI.MI WOOD. K. f. r. e. C. A T. PKltKV. Plainlilfs .\itorm-vs,
Ollil-. and Posl I ilTic. .\rldri ss, .No.
K4.-, .Maiiliiiit.-iii .\v.-iiu.-. llrrM.klvn,
,N. w V.irk.
NKW YoP.K Sfl'Kl-;.Mi: COIUT, .N.VS¬ SAl" CoP.NTV.— Lewis II. Krjss Com¬ pany, I'laintin', ugainst Hlanche Trub¬ enback, Trubenback I!.'ally and Con- structi.^n Company, Inc., C.-org.- A. Brester, J.ihn ,1. OpjKl. Louis Koch, Mary Koch, 'John A. Bauiiiaiiii. .\iiii Holloway, as .-xecutrix under thc lasl will and teslami-nt of Edwin Holloway, deceased; Louts Verbeeck, Daniel Mor¬ rison, John A. Murray, William M. Mur¬ ray. <;.-orge W. Tilton and William B. Carter, as co-partn.TS. doing busin.ss as .Iohn A. .Murray *c Co., John .Schl.-gei and Aniiinda Schlegel. his wife, anil Ceorge VV. T.idd and Libanus M. T.idd. (-o-partners doiii^; business as C W. Todd & Co., and Riber W. Nygren, and ¦•.Mary " Brest.-r, wife of Ceoru.- A. Bres¬ ler, name ".Miiry" being liclllious, tlrsl name unknown to plaintiff, Defeiidaiils.
TO THK AUm'K-NA.MKD DKFKND- .\NTS, and each of thi m: You are hereby summoned to answer the eoinplaint in this iKiioii, :ind to serve a copy of your answ.-r on the Pliiintiff's .Vttorii.-y within Iw.-nty days
aft. r th.- servii f this summons, ex-
siu.sivi- of the diiy of service; and In Ciisr of your fiiiliire to appear, or answ.-r, .ludgmenl will be taken against you by d.-fault. for th.- r.-ll.-f demanded in thc r-.implaint.
Dated, rr.-eporl, .N. V.. K(-h. Stll, I!il6. I'LINTO.N M. FLINT, Plaintiff's yVttorney, •Iffi.. and Post-Office Address,
t,) Kailroad Avenu.-.
Kreeport, N. V.
Tn Tin; AH(iVK-NAMKI) DEFEND¬ ANTS, George A. Hresler and ¦•.Mary' Uresier, his wif. : The foregoing summons is .-ervt-d upon you by publication pursuani to an order of tin- Hon. UUSSKLI., BKNl-;- DICT, a Justice of the Supreme Court, dated the 2Kth day of .March, IHl 6, and flled, with a copy of th.- complaint, in the Offlc of Ihe Clerk of Ihe (Jounty of Niissau, al Mineola, .Nassau County, iNew York, on the SOth day of March, 1916, which complaint was originally tiled therii on tho 10th day of Februarv, 1916.
Freeport, .V. Y., .March :!ilili.
SPBCIAI. IVOTICfC.
The Board of Elducatlon of Union Free School Distriet No. 9. of the Town of Hempstead. Coanty of Nassau, New York, hereby gives notice that at the Annual School Meeting, to be held In the .V.«semhly Room. In the School Building, Grove and Pine streets, on Tae)ida> Kvrnlna. Mar 2ad, I91«, at rlKht oVIiM-k p. ma., the following propo¬ sitions will be presented, to the (lualifletf voters of said district for their action on any one or more thereof, as they ina.v ueirrlliine.
PROPOSITION 1—RESOLVED, that Ihl- Board of Education of Union Fre* School District Number Nine of the Town of Hempstead, be and hereby !• authorixed and empowered to cause the iiecessiiry plans and speclflcatlons to be pr.'pare.l iiursuant to Section 451 of the Kducation t>aw for replacing the heating plant In th.- school house, on the corner of Grove and Pine Stn-ets. in said dis¬ irict. with such heating plant as shall tl.' .luly approv.-d and conform to the rt.iulr.'m.-nts .of law. and to expend for Ih.- preparation of such plans and the removiil of lhi' present luatlng plant and the insiallation nf a new plant, a sum not exceeding Ttn Thousand Dol¬ lars I $10,000,001. which said sum Shall be rais.d b.v tax upon the taxable prop¬ .-rty of 111.- district and b.- collected In flv.- .-.llial iinnual installmenis beginning wilh the y<-ar 191S, as pr.ivlded by Sec- lion i«7 of the Kducation Law.
PROPOSITION 2 - RKSOLVKD. that til.- Board of K.luciiiion of Union Free School I Mst ricl .Number Nin.- of the Town of ll.-nipstcail. In- an.l h.-reby Is aulh.irlz.-d and .¦mpowi-r.'d to cause the n.-cessary plans und sp.-citlcailons to be pri-pared pursuant lo S.-c tion 451 of the Kducation l^jiw for n-phicing the venlll- iiting system in the school house, on the corner of Crove and rin.. Streets. In said district, with such vi-ntilating system as shall b.- duly appn.ved and conform to the re.iulrem.-nts of law, and to expend for the pr.-piiratlon of such plans and lhe r.-moval of the pr.-sent ventilating system and the InslallHiion of a new syst.-m. a sum not exci.'illng Ten Tiiousand Dollars i IIO.IUMI.OOI. which sitlil sum shiill ho raised hv lax upon Ihe taxiibl.- properly of thc district and be coll.'Cted in flv.- eniial annuni install- m.-nis beginning with ihi- v.jir 1916, aa provid,-d by Seellon IfiT of ihe I-:diica- tloii L;iw.
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HK.NltV SKl.DKN WKl,l.i;i;. T.mpor¬ ary Siirrogau- of Hi.- Counly of .Nassau, nolicr- is her.'by t;!\.ii In all p.-rsons having claims against riiini.-l '1. Ktimp. Iat.- .if lh. Town of llenipsi.-ad, in the sHi.l county, die.-as.-d. lo irr.-s.nl the sanie wltli the vouchers th.-nof, in the subscribirs. th.- .x.-ciiUiis of the last wlll an.l t.-slam.Ill of siihl d.-ccased, at tlii-ir pliic of traiisaclini.' business ut 111.- .llth-.' .if .Inhiisoii .VL- .Inhnson, Free¬ pori. N. v.. on or b.-fui;.- the :T,th day of S.-plr-iiih. r 11.-XI.
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CLINTO.N M. KLINT,
Plainliff's Attorn.-y, and Post-Offlc Address, .11 Kailroad Avenu. l-'r.'eport, N.
SPPKK.ME COUP.T, NKW YOKK COUNTY. -Kdwin H. Sayre, William L Juhring, Arthur P. Wllliums and KranclR J. Dessoir. i'lainliffs, against Thomas McCloat, D.-fiMidaiit.
By virtue of an execution isKU.-d up.ni a Judgmenl r.ndired In Ihe Supreme Court, New Vork (^ounty, a Iranscript of said judgment having been filed in the Nassau County Clerks Office on the aoth day of December, 1915, in the abovi- entitled action. In favor of said Plaintiffs and against said Defendant, i.st.-d on th.' 1th duy of March, 1916, and to m.' directed and delivi-ri d, I h.r.-bv giv.' noiice that on the
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III J0.30 o'clock In the forenoon, nt the front door of the Nassau County Cnurt House, In thc Town of Hempstead, .N. v.. I shall expose for sale as the law .lir.-cts. all the right, iIHl- and interest which the D'-fendant, Thomas McCloat, had on th"- :!Olh day of Fi.cember. 1916, l.r ut any tlm.- thereafter, of. In iind lo lh.- following described prop.-rty:
ALL thill certain lot. piece or parol of land, < with th<' buildings Ihereon erected, situate, lying and being at I>«wrence. in the Town of HempHtead. County of Queens, (now .Nassau County) and Stati- of New York, bounded and described us follows:
CO.MMKNCI.NG at a point on the southerly side of Central avi-nue, dis¬ tant two hundred and seventy-three 1273) feet easterly from the intersec¬ tion of the easterly side of Koekaway and Jamaica Turnpike, with the aouth¬ erly side of Cen.tral avenue; thence running southerly along the easterly line of land of Oeorge U. Strickland and iand of Catherine N, Seaman, two hundred and twenty-seven (227) f<;et to land of William Wlcke; ihence run¬ ning easterly along the said WIcke's land flfty (50) feet; thence running northerly two hundred and twenty- seven (227) feet to a point on the aouth¬ erly side of the said Central avenue, which point is fifty (50) feet from the said point or place of beginning; and thence running westerly along the southerly side of Central avenue, flfty (50) feet to the point or place of begin¬ ning—Be the aaid several distances and dimensions more or less.
I>ated, Mineola, March SOth. 191«. STEPHEN P. PETTIT. SherifT. .Nacsau County. Grange & Maloney. Atlorneys for Plain¬ tiffs. 233 Broadway, New York City.
DAII.V TnoM,KV TIME TABLK. Mineola -HrooklyD Dlvialoa.
Leave H.-mp8!.'fl.l. .Main and Front Sta.:
Southbound ul 4.30. 4.4ri, 5.IS. S.30 a m.; then every :iu iniiiut.-s thereafter until 11.00 p. in, 12.00 a. in. to UockvtlU Centre only.
Northbound ut r>.30 a. in,, and every 20 minutes thereafter until 12.00 a. a.
Last car leaves City Line, Brookljra. for Hempstea.I at 12.45 a. m.
A flfteen-minute headway is operated between Kockville Cenire and Brook lyn as follows: Week liays, except Bun- days, leave Grant und Liberty streeta Brooklyn, 6.00 a. in. till 9.15 a. in.; th«B
Sundays. 12 tl
2.45 p. m. till 7.46 p. N. till 8.45 p. m.
Ilempatead-Jamalea Illvision.
Leave Hempstead, Main and Front Sta.:
Westbound at B.30 a. m.. and everr SO minutes thereafter until 11.30 p. m. Sundays. 6.30 a. m., and every 30 min¬ utes lh.-reafler until'11.30 p. m.
Kastboiind, 6.15 a. m., and every It minutes thereafter until 12.15 a. m. .Sunda.vs, 7.15 a- m.. and then the same schedule as week (lays.
.leriehu I'Ifce Divlalon. Leaves Minenla, Boulevard and Old' Country road:
Westbound, 5.30 a. m., and every tl minutes thereafter until 9 15 p. m.. then 10,15 nnd 11.15 p, m. Sundaya, first ciir. fi.l.'i a. m., then same schedule as we.'k days.
I^eave Jam.iica, Fulion and Washington streets:
Kastbnund, 6.30 a. m., and every tt minut.'S thereafter until 10.00 p. m.; then 11.no p. m. nnd 12.00 a. in. Sun days, first car, 7.16 a. in., then aam* schedule as week davs.
J. M. STODDARD. Supt.
TIIK M;W VOHK ANI) NOUTH ^HOIIB THA«'TIO,\ fOMPAW.
Time Table I.,,-ctive Jan 1, Itll. Week Days.
Lenve I'ort Wnshington for Mineola^ Hicksville nnd Flushing: «.0B a. m.; then every hour until 10.06 p, m. Car leaving Port Washington at 11.05 p. is lo Koslyn ('lock Tower only.
Leave F'lushlng for Port Washington and Hlcksiille- 5.30 a. m.; then eTery hour until 9.30 p. m. ('ars .eaving t-tt anil 10 30 p in. to Koslyn Clock 'Towar oniy.
Salnrdar*.
Car leuvliig Flushing at t'.SI p. m. runs to Hicksville.
Leave Hicksville for Port Waahing ton and FJ'Iushlng: 6.36 a. m.; then ermry hour unfit S.3i) p- m. Car lea^vlng Hiekd- vlll nt 10 35 p. m. to Roslyn car bam only.
floadara.
Liave Port Washington for Mineola HicKsviile and iiuahtng: 7.08 a. bbli then every luur until 10.05 p. m. Cai leaving Port Washington 11.05 p. m. t« Roslyn Coe K Tower only.
Lea,ve Flushing for Port WashlngtM and Hicksville: {.30 a. m.: then mrmn hour until 9.30 p. m. Car leaving It.ll p. m. to Roslyn Clock Tower only.
Leave Hicnsviile for Port Waahlng¬ ton and Flushing: 7.SB a. m.. then ermey hour until 9.36 p. m. Car leaving HIekn ville at loss m. and 11 36 p ep ta^
Roslyn car barn onlr.
Long liland R. R. Time Table.
(Effective October 17, 1915.)
Leave Merriek for New York; Peaa. aylvanla Station, Brovkirn and late*. mediate Xatlonai Week daya—1^11, l.ll t.38. 6.64, 7.18, 17.21, 1.01. 1.49, lO.li a. m,; 12.22, 3.10, 4.17, I.SI. 1.41, f.ll. 11.09 p. m. Sunday*—«,4«. 8.11, t.M a- m.; 12.05. 2.44, 4.32, 5.33, I.OI, Il.n p. m.
Leave Kreeport for New York, Penn¬ syl vaala atatioa and Bmoklrni Weok days—6.20, 6.61, «.42, 1.61, 7.11, 17.11. 8.05. 18.17. 8.63, 9.49, 10.17 a. m.; IMT. 3.15. 4.21, 6.02. 5.40, t«.06, «.46, l.ll, I.U, 11.13 p. m. Sundaya—4.63, 1.21, 1.14 a. ni.; 12.09, 2.48, 4.31. 6.17, «.40. I.ll •l.ll p. m.
Leave Freepert for Aasltfville, Bahy lea, Pmteamgam and laterasedlate atdK tloaai Week daya—na4.44,C.ll,8.10. at.tl, 11.63 a. m.; slal,41. aia2.21, 3.44. at.ll, a6.03, aS.BS. lal.19, 1.43. a7.0<, 7.44, al.lT, all.ll p. m.; 12.17 a2.04 night. Bundara —6.31, «9 20 a. m.; 12.29, 2.30, aS.II. al.66. n9.02, all.14 p. m : al.44 night.
Leave New Verk, Penaarlvnnin Blrh tlon, tor Freeport. Merriek nnd wrtaea. pal latcrnsedJate atationai Week Aayrn-^ n3.60, zS.12. 7.06, t.it. yll.OO a. n».: all2.26. all.26, 2.00, 3.00 ,4 07, t4.46, I.M, 16.33. 6.64, 4.16, 1.60, 7.10, yl.lO, 14.11, 11.30 p. m.: 1.10 night. Sundaya—4 M, 1.25. 11.34 a. m.; 1.40, 2.61, 102. III. 10.17 p. Tti.: 12.33 night.
aTrains run to Babylon only. ',
fBxcept Saturdaya. C •
lExcept holidays.
nNo Brooklyn connection. "
aSaturdaya only- ¦'¦"
fKxcept Satur(lays and holiday*.
xTraln runs Mondaya Only.
yTralns run to Freeport only.
Traina leave Brooklyn, Flatboab A«*> - nue g'atlon, about the same time aa* those ahown frotn New Tork, Vtmaofl- vanla Station. Thla tijne table atahtmati to change without notlea.
