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• dt irnllty of a feteny and shall, upon enn- trtlon thereof, he punished hy Imprlkifl- went In a «tat« prison for not less than tmt year nor vonrm thnn three yearn.
It. Bectlon flve hundred nnd thres of sseh chapter h« hereby amended to read as follows:
I tea Ofllelsl war ballot. Tt Sbsll be he duty of the (•e^retsry of state fo cause to b* prepared and ptlnfed at least twice as many ofTicial ballots s* there are vo¬ ters absent from their respsctive election distrlefa All such ballots shall be uni¬ form In six* snd style of type used snd shall contain th* name* of all nominated SJidldates to be voted fnr hy sll the vo¬ ters of the stste. The bsllota to be fur- nlsbed to voters residing In a city having ese or more counties wholly within Its •oundarles shsll contain also the names of all ni>mlnated candidates to he voted for by all the voters of the elty and by all tke voters of sny county therein. The secretary of stste may prinf nlsti the names of all nr>mlnated cnndldnten for any offlee In any ptillflcal subdivision Where, In his Judgment, It I" pratilcable so to do The ballots shall r^ntsln. In mtty f's.ae the titlas of sll offices for which nny volar mny vote In his reepertivo elec¬ lion district of the state at such election. The type, fnrm and paper for such bal¬ lots shall conform generally tr, that usptl ri>r tht^ ofTicial baJlots pre*crlt>ed by this ' hapter
I 1. flection fly* hundred and eight of such chapter la hereby amentled to read as follows
I MW. 'Opening r*f the polls. Any elec¬ tion held under the provisions of this ar- llile shall ho heltl ¦ upon the tlay of tho general or special election In ttils stnte. '- on (in-.- secul.-tr dnv wUhln ten days next prior thereto, such prior day to he tiled by tho commanding oflleer of high¬ est rank In the territory or naval fleel where the poll or iiolls for sueh elertluri 4iall be hold, hy proclamallon duly msde, llllt such officer fieIV1 not flx the same dnv for such election throughout all of the mlllf.Try or naval units of such territory or llf»ef; provldett however, that If by reason of fhe exlHrencie* of war such eloc- flon cannot he held In nny of the polls herein pmvlded on tho day so fixed, rmcli election may be held on the next day pracHcable thereafte- upon like proclama¬ tion of such coinrr>>»ndlng offlc,t tif hltrh- *t rank; but such election nhall not be lield Infer than the day of sueh general or special elecllnn. Such poll.-i shall be iiliened at such hour of the day s.s shall be most convenient for such vtitcrs and shall remain orien not less than thro" koiir.s nnd ns mui-h longer n-s Bball. In the oplnltin of tho Insjiectors of election serv¬ ing at such polls, be necessary In order to receive tho votes of nil voters of this utate enlltled to vote at such polls; but no polls .shall bo kept otien Inter than .sunset of the day on which such olnctlon utiall tie, held.
The Inspettors nhsll at the opening nf asch tiolls make public pioclamntlon of the opening thereof and the time at which such polls shall tie cVi'jeil, anrl a>t near ns may be. at one hour before the cl,,^iup nf the pnllH, public procl'imatlnn sh,'vll again ko ma.de by the Inspecturs Ihat the poll? will tie closed nt n time eertain then pro- t:lalmed which shnll be the hour announc¬ ed In tho proclamation made nt tho open- tag of fho polls. The polls sh:ill not for any reason he kept opon after the hour fixed tiv the first proclamation-
I t. ai^ctlon five hundred and ten of such nhnptt^r la hereby amended to read nn fob lewa:
i MD. Honduct of elections. Tha election shall bo by ballot. Hefore any person sliall receive sn offlciai hallot or be fier- ¦ Ittetl to vote, he shnll make and sub¬ scribe tho oath printed upon thn olTlcIa' onvelope, as provided by this article, and any member of said board of Inspectors Is fcerebr authorized to administer and at¬ iaet auch osth, Tf any voter shall refuse to take the oath so tendered ho shall not *e allowed to vote; hut If he nhall take the oath tendered to him h|s vote shnll be accepted. Upon taking the oath required, the vwter shall give to the Inspeotors keep- lag the poll books, who shall each enter upoa the pell iKiok kept by him. his name »Mid msldence hy street and number. If say, county and city or town. lie shall 'lino give such other Infonnatlon as Is r«- • rulred to be etitered In such i>oII book When suck voter elves such Information le a\tc.U Inapectora, the Insiiector h.iylng .harge of the liallots and enveloptw shaii ivrtte in the proper blank spaces upon •¦ueh olTlclal enveloi>e tho name and re«l- <Tence by streot and number, if any, of ¦uch voter, and the county, and the city ar town In which he claims to reside, and «hnll deliver such brillot or bstlots and •uch envelope, to such voter. Such voter -hall then retire to aome coavenlent place and shnll prepare his ballots and envelope for voting.
If the name of the candidate for whom the voter desires and Is entitletl to vote Is printed upon the hallot he sUill mnke a cross X mark In the voting sfpiare pro. rided on the liallot for voting for such ••andidote. To vote for a pir'Viri for any •nice for which the voter m.-vy Inwfuliy vote s.t such election. If the luinie of such person la imt priiikod on the billot as a sandidnte for such office, tho voter mav write upon his hrillot. under the tltlo ol •uch oflice, the n:inio of th.' p€-ison for whom be desires to vote or miiy leiste oi; the ballet the name tif such |iersoii to gelher with the title of such o»11crt, o- may paste, under file title uf the office on the ballot, the iiani«» of such person, ,'\in such voter may p.-<-sto upon sucli ballo; a printed ballot of his own selection ur preparatlon, to be known as a paster bal- k)t, ironfalnlng th« titles of all tfio otTlces to li» llll.Hl and tho names uf the candi¬ date's therefor fur wiioni lie de.siru.s and In entitled to vote at such election Such easier ballot mav be giinmed and the vet«r may paste I i,« v>-ii,,in „r anv jiart oi such paster ballot uii'ui tho oflicial tni lot. Any name so iwritlen or pnj,t -d uimu the official ballot, or Indicated by sch ¦fotlng mark, nhall be deerio<l the choici' ef the voter. All pa>itcrs sh:ill bi- tif wh ti paper and printed in type uuif'inn wltli that requlreil to tie used upon the otflcia' ksllot and printed In plain blao*-: kik. A paster ahall he sn attachisl lo Che bHllut that when the ballot in folded no printeil portion ot such paut<4r ghall he visililn.
After pretiaring hib t«lbH ami tiefore delivering the Mme to the chn Irman uf the heard of lnNpe<-tois, the yot'>r shall «*M hla hallot In i«u"n a way that the iiontents of the ballot shall b" coi'cea'ed and inclose the same In such enve!o;ii' which he shall secun'ly seal i^e Khali then dollrer such onvelO|>e tu the cbair- aian of the bnsrd of tiu<i>ectiira; In t be¬ fore Kiioh snvolops ehall tie defiohlted In the b,-\Mot box the ahalrin;iii uball declare from Miich enveln|ie thn namo of MUch vo- t<T and hl:< resideiict^ ny sireet aiel iiuiii k«ir, If any, ctnmiy ami city ur town, aud if such voter Is entitled lo Mite and su-li envelopA la iwiisnely staled ami liin iiaiuo and tb* other niait<<r bereiiy re<|Ulred Is nworded upon the pull boults tl e iuspec- tor keeping eui'li |uill t>oiik.« shnll snnounce ttie saius lis cormct anrl slutll recorii su.jli voter aM vutinii: Tlie chalruian sh ill ili*reu|M>n dciiosit such •nvulupe csntaiu lug such bsl'ot ur l>4llot« in the balbit leiK. Any volur mo Ii:av ng votml. shall net Again tto entitled to vitv at ku> h sbtctiun, ihough present on elixtion dir ui tlte •lection district wliero he reside:!
If, (or any oauso. the omdal ballots, poll books and anv«ilopc« etiall not be pro¬ vided no rs(|Ulred by law at any imiIIIhk place, upon thn 0|>»nlng of the polls fur any el»<"tU>n thereat, or If the supply of sStclal b.>JUits or envelopes shall b* ex hausted before tke poll:> are closed, uu- •fflclal tmllots. pell books and unvslopes printed ur writien. made as nearly as practicable in the foriu of the oflicial baJ- Isi, pull tMxtks aud sasvsMpss may bs ussd II. 6*t-(lwii flve hundred and thirteen «( such chapter la hsrsby aiastidsd ta read as follows:
I ill. l>lapu»ltlon of envelopes and ha/ tots. ITpon the reoalpt by the Kuveroer mt th* poil haoks mt Uk* euiea oaat at asy tt ttmM ««Mv*i tte* saas*
CKages Wl of the Jlhi ileh St / gr st thn' na
I.FOAt HOTICRS.
' :o fh* secretary ot «nt«». Th* secretary
>t state shall upon receipt of th* packages
loflfy the chairman or sny memher
itate committees of thf psrfie* whl
'.he Inst election fnr irovernor cast
ilghest and the next highest number of
votfs fnr stich offlc*. that af a day and I light-house keepers
lour named therein at his offle* he will
ipen the packages and compare the poll
¦>ooka with the envelopes containing bal¬ lots received by him nnd with the poll
"looks. If any, retelvetl from the gover¬ nor. Buch notice shall tie served person-
tlly or by mnll directed to the Inst known
place of residence of such person. He
<hall forthwith prepnre from said poll
>)Ooks nnd envelopes a separate stntement
fer each cotinty under his tifflclal seal In
which shnll appear all the InfofTnatlon
hereby required to be enterd In such poll
•>ooks, concerning the voteas resident In
• uch county. lie shall affix his seal of
ifflce fo each such envelope nnd shall
transmit such sfafement with all the en- I veltipes contnlning bnllnts of such voters ! r"SitlPnt In .'»iich county, to the hosrd of
elections of each such tounty, except that
In any county within the city of New
Tork such statement and envelopes shall
be transmllte<l to th« bonrd tif electltms I of such city tnklng their receipt for such
! statement and tbe numher of snch en¬ velopes Such hoard of elections shall then de»- iKnafe frnm tbe duly ct>nstltuted InsBec- Itirs t)f election. In each election district j In which any such voter resides as np- 1 (lears fi-om the envelopes, two Inspectors I of elecflnn. one from ench pollflcnl party I represented on the board of Inspectors of , election In fhe election district, who shnll I ciinstllnte a tioard nf Inspectors of elec- ' 'ion. In their respective election districts,
for the piiriioses hereinafter provided.
Tho board of elections shall nlso deslg- ' nate one of the two Inspectors to he I •h.'ilrnian of such bonrd In each election ] rllsfrli^t. The board of elect Ions shnll then I ftirthwith give written notice of the ro-
f elpt of BUfh stntement and enveltipen I and of the doslrnnllon of such Inspectors. I Including the cbnirmnn. to fhe Inspector I of election so tleslf'nntetl as chairman In I e.Tch district to which such sfntcments
:in<1 envelopes respcctlvel.v relate, by in- I flnsing nuch notice In a properly sealed
'.vrapiier aildreFseil. to such chairman at
tils finst-olTlce address and by prcpaving
»he poyitaire thereon. Knch boTrd of olec-
fions, nfter the receipt tif such stntement
and envelnpe<< shnll notify the chairman
nr nny memtier of the county commiltee^ I r.f the iiarfles which nt the Inst e'ecflon I for tjoverii'ir cns-f Ihe hichest and next I •lilil'Vieot numher of vol'-s for such nfllct* In j the slate, thnt iit a I'ay and hour nnrr-ied
thonln nt his or their ofriee he or thev
wl'l open the pnckm^es containing such
«faleinent nnrl envelopes. Such notice
shall be served pergonal lv or bv mall tll-
i-ccted to the itiKt known pl.'ice of residence
<Nf »uvh person. 11 shnll be the lUitv of
.¦^lll¦h bonrd of elections to prepare n state¬ ment In like form for each elecllnn d's-
triet In mid county In which nny sir^h
vfifer shall resltle nnd to transmit or de¬ liver sii'h stntement with tbe onvelopes
• ¦ontalnlne bnl'fits nf voters resident In
.such election district to one of t'ie Inspec¬ tors of election, so de<:ii'nated, of said ilis¬ trlct, taklnK his receipt therefor, on tho
'lav before the litmrd of Inspectors nf elec¬ tion of snid (listrlct sliall convene for the
IMirpeso of cnnvnsslnp such votes, ns here-
'n iirovlded, who shall deliver Ih'' ,s.T.nio
to such board of Inspectors, constituted nn
-itiovp provided. All statements provkled
bv this artltl'^ shall be putillc records. Tb" board of Insiiectors In any election
'listrlct wherein any such ballots are to
tie canvassed, shall tvinvene at the place
where the election wns heltl, on the sixth
Tuesday after the election day at ten
'>¦ clock In the forenoon to canvass such
votes, Tt shall be fhe duty of each board
of Insfipctors of election Immeolately upon
tbelr convenlngr as herein provided to open
said polls; nnd the ch.nlrman thereof shnll
publicly read aloud the Indorsement f»n-
talned upon e«ch such envelope, nnd If
such voter shall be a qualified voter In
«iich election district, the chairman shall
then f«refully open snid envelope and
without unfolding or Inspecting the con¬ tents of such ballot or ballots, shnll de¬ posit the same In the ballot box or boxes
provided therefor. If nny such envelope
shall contain mor* than one bnllot for
the same otflcers, amendment or question,
all ballots therein shall be rejected. Said
t>oard of Inspectors shall flie all such en¬ velopes with thetr return In the ofTlcs of
the county clerk of the county where the
said election district Is situated. If upon
Investigation made before the deposit of
said ballot It shall lie determined that
such voter Is not n qualified voter In said
election district, bis said ballot or bnllot
IndlvlrliTSls, bndle* politic or corporals WIthJtt the 1)oundsrIes of this state, for purpose of parade tir msnoeuver grniinfls. aviation fields, ntvy yards and aval stations, or for the purpose of erecting thereon light-houses, beacons, dwellings, works for Improving navigation, post-offlces, custom houses, fortifications, or buildings and structures for the storage, menufacture or production nf s^ipplles. ordnance, sp- parntiie or equipment of sny kind what¬ soever for the use of the srmy or navy, and all deeds, conveyances or other pa¬ pers relating to th* title thereof shall be recorded In the offltv of the register. If nny, or if not In Ihe offlco of the county clerk, of the county where the said lands are situated.
I t Thla act shall take efTect Immedi¬ ately.
State of New Tnrk. Offlee nf the Secre¬ tary of Btnte, ss:
I have compared the precedlnjr with th* original law on flie In this offloe. and do hereby certify that the same Is a lorrect trnnscrlpf therefrom and of the whol* of said original law.
FRANrra M iri'oo,
Setretary of Stata
i.e«AL loncsA.
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rbiintf. deceaaed, to preaent the same York CUy," and flled In the office of
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Piir.suHiu to an ordnr of HON I.KONi; D. HOWHM,, StirroRato of the County of Nassau, notice Is here¬ hy given to all pnrnona having claims aXRJnst Frances K. Norton, late of I he Town of Homp.itead, in the said
METAL CKILIIfQ nnd HOISKWOBK
a Specialty.
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Toll.s now To Cot Quick Kollcf from ilead-tolds. It'.s .Splendid!
(mo iiiuiuto \our clo;i:'i'il luistriln open, the air juissnfji's of your liead
find you can hreattic froolr, hawking, Piiiililinr, Mnivin^, d:-.>'npi-.-.. No Flni'.rrclinr; (or iilglil; yo:ir coiil or catarrh
Ko pu'ii'c lieadrulio, brcatli ;i wifl he pine.
t'lfi a. siiiaii boi lio of I'l}'a Crrani n-alm froi'i vour tiro j.I-t^ow. Apply a l'ttl'» of t'lii* f 1 :t':r;iii!, iiut i''^ptic, lietliu'r crcjim in your rioslri'?. Ii pen- ctnti .» ttiroiijj!i every nir piiKsnrrc of tho llilll. e^iothcs tlie inll'ipic'i np Bwollen ni,i;o'.:.a lucrnliruiic aii'I relief comes iii- sL-vllv.
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Orandmoth«r'8 Beeipe keep her Locks Dark, 01og$7, Beautifnl.
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The old-time mixture of 6ige Torn aad Bulphnr for darkening gray, atreaked and faded hair it grandmother'* recipe, and folica are again uaing it to keep their hair a good, eren color, which ia quite BenBible, aa we are liring in an age when a youthful appearanoe ia of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, thongh, we don't hare the troublesome task of gathering ibe lage and the mussy mixine at honae. All
with the vouchera thereof, to the fubacriber the etecutof of tho last Will and Testament of «ald deceased, at her place of tratiSActlng bu.^iness at the office of William a. Pettit, Far Rockaway, New York, on or be- toh the 15th day of May nett.
Datod, Mineola, N. Y., NoTember 2. 1917
ANNE L. DeMOTT, Executor. William 8. Pettit,
Attorney for Executor, Far Rockaway, New York.
the Clerk of the County of Nassau on April 20th, 1911, as Map No. .11, aa and by lot* numbers fourteen to twen¬ ty-three, both Inciuslye, Block forty
T.ROAI, nOTirRS
f.31,«2.63.'»,«34, «,'JB,63«, «37, 838, «3!» and 840; belnit the aame premisea conveyed hy Margaret A. (Jalvin to tho aforesaid B. Witman Dambly by derd dated April 13, 1*»10, and recorded jn
HBW TOBK 8TTRKMF COUBT COLFTTT OF KA8SAU
R. Anoie Artnatrong and Jamea Blias Coombrs, as Executors of the last Will and Testament of Kolaad 0. Annitroag, deceased. Plaintiffs, ft. Barbara I.«iier and Daniel Leaner, Defendants.
In pursuance of a Judgment of fore¬ closure and sale, duly made and en¬ tered in the above entitled action and bearirfg date the 2nd day of October, 1917, I, the undersigned, referee In Bald Judgment named will sell at pub¬ lic auction to the Lighest bidder, at the Court House, at Mineola, Nassau County, New York, on the 28th day of November, 1917, at 10.30 o'clock A. M,, the preml.'<es described in said judgment to be sold and there¬ in described as follows: All those plotfi, plefoa or parcels of land as described on a certain map, known aa ".Map of First Section cf Property situate at HickBvllie, Nas¬ sau County, Long Inland, owned by the Cantlaque Development Com¬ pany," and filed in the offlee of the Clerk of the County of Nasaau, as rollows: Lot.=( seven, (7), Eight, (8), Nine, (9), Thirty-four, (34), Thirty- five, (3G), Thirty-siX,^ (36), Tlilrty- .s.<>vcn, (37), and Thirty-eight, (38). In Dlock Ono; Lota Six (6), Seven, (7), Eight, (8), and Nine, (9), In Dlock Three; Lots Four, (1), 'Five, (r,). Six, (6), and Thirteen, (13). In Hlock i'^ourtecn. Together with all tho right, title and Interest of the defendants of, in and to Uie streets or avenues lying In front of and ad- iolning said premises to the centre lines thereof. Utitori, October 16. 1917.
EDWARD n. THOMPSON, RaC«re« RI.TFl'S T, GRIOGS,
Attorney for Plaintiffs, Offlee and P. 0, Addraua, 31 Nassau Street, New York City.
mussy mixing at home, hall tin (lentro.ved without unfolding or drug stores sell the ready-to-use product, _ _
InsiiectlriB the same, niid the salil env«l- j improved by the addition of other ingred- MrrriciTTii' thp"town of I iipc sh.u tie flle.l a. «i,ov« provided. jents, called "Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Naslau rlunty New York
5 C. Section five homlrcil a-id fo irteen Compound" for about 50 cent, a bottle. ^^^^""^ Cdunty, New York, of aiicli chivpter Is hereby amended to ,. .' * «. . o — ¦,. o.
road an follow.-!: ^\ " ^'^'^^ popular because nobody can
8 r,H. Canvass hy Inspectors of election, j discover it has been applied. Simply After nil such ballot.s sh.ill have been moisten your comb or a fcoft brush with c-ist. ."aid boanl of Inspectors of election it and draw thia through your hair, tak- .sh.-iU immediately proceed to canvass th« ing one Small strand at a time; by morn¬ ing tlie yray hair disappears, but what delights the ladies witli Wvetli's Saga and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides beautifully darkening the liuir after a few ujiplications, it nlso produces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance wliich is ."O attruclive. This ready-to-use
anva .^atue as provUlC'l bv linv, except that no .:Allot shall tie rejected ii.« \-oid where the i;lciit of the voter Is olcnrl.v apparant mil except tli.Tt after the tally has been nice coiiipkti ll. am priivvlcd in sc-tion liirce hiiMklreil .-ukI Fixty-clglit. the halbits shall be cxaniiiied .'uid llie votes thereon .intiouMced liy tho Inspector who kept the tally sheet nml .-it the same timo the I ha Irman shall examine and cliecl'. the tally ."theet :m the vute is announced. After maklriK any luccKsary change in the tally slieot. and nlherwisc provlrj; ttie taf1Iu'.-4 In tne manner provided in iirtlcle ti-u, such hoard nli.ill make a Htatement and return of tlie canvass a.s provided liy law nnd forthwith forwanl the nam* t» the buard of elciitons hy one of the lr»- spoctora or by rcKlstered ma M or express. The expense of nuch mallltig or expresslns incurred by an inspector shall be added til his accouril for services ai Inspector and repaid by the town or city. If such stntement snd return are delivered to tha boaru of electiutie by an Inspttotor in par¬ son he shall not receive any compensa¬ tion or mlleaK* therefftr or be allowed expenses In connection therewith.
I 7. This act nhull take effect toimadi- utoly.
State of New York Ofllc* of the Secre¬ tary of State, as:
I have compared the prei>««llnK with tti« nrlRliiel law on file in this olTlce.'and d* hnreby certify thnt the same is a correct traiLscript th»-r«frtiui and of the whole of mm-ltl urlKlnal law.
KUANCIS M HIT(K),
Secretary of State.
f OCNTY COIJKT, NASSAU COUTTTY
li3DGAR JACKSON, as BUbstituted trustee under the last will and testament of Stephen Baldwin. deceased, Plaintiff,
against STEIPHEN BAXTER, and others. Defendants.
In pursuance of a Judgment of fore¬ closure and sale made and entered in the above entitled action In the nface of the Clerk of the County of Na.<Tsau on the 23rd day of October, 1917,1, the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, on the 8tb day of December, 1917, at lO.tO o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the front door of The Piee- port Bank Building, at Freeport, Naa¬ sau County, New York, tbe premisea described in said Judgment aB fol¬ lows:
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and be<, ing at Merrick, In tbe town of Hemp¬ .stead, County of Nassau and State of New York, known and designated on a certain map entitled "Map of Mer¬ rick Manor, comprising 538 lots at Hempstead, owned by r.ong I. land Realty Company, Now York. ?.iirveycd April. 1904, by Al- '.in G. .; iit!i, C. i;., Freeport," and filed in the office of the Clerk of Nas¬ .sau County^ April 27, 1904, as and by the lot ntirnbors 25,'i and 25G, and 'iif)ro partinilarly deEcribod as fol¬ lows: Beginning at a point in the northerly line of (]amp .'\vpnuc, fifty- fivo and forty one-hundredths (55.40) f' ct di,-?tant in a westerly direction frfim the Northwesterly comer of
one, which said lotfl are bounded and i fhe office of the flerk of Na'ssau Coun-
descrlbed as follows: to wit:
Bfglnning at a point on the north¬ erly side of Pine Street, distant two hundred feet westerly frnm th^ i?or- ner formed by the Interspctlon of the northerly side of T'ine Street with the westerly side of laurelton Boule¬ vard; running thence northerly par- .illel with I^aurelton Boulevard, one hundred and nineteen and flfty-four one-hundredths feet to the soulheaBt- erly side of Water Street; thence southwesterly along said side of Wa¬ ter Street, two hundred and one feet, flvo inches; thence sotitherly parallel with lAurelton Boulevard ninety-four and ninety-nine one hundredths feet to the northerly side of Fine Street; and thence easterly along said aide of Pine Street, two hundred feet to the point or place of heglnnlng.
Also all the right, title and Interest of the party of the flrst pnrt of, in and to Pine Street and Water Street, ly¬ ing In front of and adjoining said
ty. In Liher 221 of Deeds, at paRe Sfifi, on the l,';th day of Aprtl, lillO. at 38 minutes paat 3 p. m.; and also all those two certain plots of land shown but not niimhered on the aforesaid amended map of Kant Ko«k- away Park, and bounded and describ¬ ed as follows: F'irst plot beginning at a point on the south end of Carman Avenue where name Is Intersected by the weaterly line of lot No. 89 on said Map, thenre westerly along a' line drawn parallel with the north side of Smith Street to land of Oliver Davison, thence southerly along itald Oliver Davison's land to Dart Street, thence easterly along the north aide of Dart Street to the westerly line of lot numbered 113 on said map; thence northerly along the westerly line of lots numbered 113 and 89 to the point or place of beginning; and sec¬ ond plot beginning at a point on the sotith side of D.irt Street 162.7 feet westerly from the comer formed by
f.KOAL HOTICKft
premises to the centre lines thereof, the intersection of the west aide of
respectively. T.awBon Avenue with the south side
Subject however to covenants, ease- of Cart Street, thence westerly along
ments and restrictions contained In Dart Street to land of Oliver Davl-
former instrumentB of record affect- .ion, thence southerly along said Da-
mg said preralRes. vlson's land and along the center nf
Dated, October 23, 1917. the creek, following Its winds and
EDWARD B. THOMPSON. 1 hends, to land now or formerly of
Heferee. j one Abrams, thence easterly along
LEVI S. HULSE, said Abrams' land to the southwest
Attorney for i'laintiff. ' corner of lot numbered 154 on
C6 Broadway, i said map, thenre northerly i»long
Borough of Manhattan, the weaterly line of lots numbered
prefiarut ion isa del i;,'litful toilet rtHjuiaite Cimp Avenue and Stevens Avenue;
for those who dosire a more youthful ap pea ranee. It is not intended "for the cure, mitigation or preveutiou of discaa*.
CIGAR PRICES WILL ADVANCE VERY SOON
il.once riiuniug Northerly, in a line j parallel with the westerly line of Ste- I vens Avenue, one hundred forty-one land forty <5ne-hnndredth.'j (141.40) jfont; thonce westerly, in a line paral-1 ! lol with the Southerly line of Howes i (Street, fifty (50) feet; thence South¬ erly, in a line parallel with the first described course, one hundred eigh-1 teen and ten one-hundredths (118.10)
New York (^ity.
COUNTY COIIRT, NASSAr COINTY
LFJs'A JACKSON. Plaintiff,
against LOUISE A .WKBER; THE WIDOW, it any, and all the heira at law, devisees and Icg- .ttecs and assignees of Charles I<o(?hlcr, riecenBed, if any, and their respective hiiftbands and wives, if any, all of whose names are unknown to plaint- :ff.4 and all other persons hav¬ ing or claiming (n have any interest in or lien upon the premisea described in a mort- .;ago recorded In Nassau Coun¬ ty Clerk's office in Liher 221 if ruort.cagos. page 107, on .May 1, 11)13, derived unrler or through the said Charles Koeh¬ ler, deceased, subsequent to the .-^aid mortgage;
Defendants. To the above named defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONEHD to answer the complaint in this ac¬ tion, and to serve a copy of your an¬ swer on the Plaintiff's Attorney with¬ in twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your fail¬ ure to appear, or answer, Judgment will he taken against you by default, for tbe relief demanded in tbe eoaa- plalnt. Dated September 10, 1917.
EDGAR JACKSOK, Attorney for Plaintiff, OfiQce and P, 0. Address, Freeport Bank Building. Freeport, Nassau CouatTt New York. To the widow. If any, and all tfc« helre at law, devisees and legatee* and assignees of Charles Koehler, *e- ceawcd, if any, and tneir respective husbands and "wives. If any, all mi whose names are unkno'wn to plain¬ tiff, and all other persons having mr claiming to have any Interest In or lien upon the premises described la a mortgage recorded in Nassau Coua¬ ty Clerk's office in Liber 221 of mort¬ gages, page 197, on May 1, 191S, de¬ rived under or through the said Charles Koehler, deceased, snbse- fjuont to the said mortgage; the fore- !:oing summons is served unon yon hv publication pursuant to an order of Honoralile Lewis J. Sniitb, County .Iiid/ce of Nassau County, dated the Jth day of October, ItllV, and flled in the ofTice of the Clerk of Nassau Coun¬ ty with the complaint.
EDGAR .lAC'KRON, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Oflice and P. 0. Address, :
Frooport Bank Eullding, J
Free-port, Nassau County, New York. '
[ 154 to lot numbered llfi, inclusive,
I on ,saia map to the south side of Dart
[ Street at the point or place of be-
I'^lnniUK: the said two plots together
j being the same premises conveyed by
] Ibe East Rockaway Realty Company
td the aforesaid B. Witman Dambly
j iiy deed dated the llth day of May.
1910, and recorded in the oflice of
the Clerk of Nassau County in Liber
! 231 of Deeds at page IfiS on tho 1,1th
' day of May, IOIO. at 22 minutes past
ilia. in.
i Second Parcel: Beginning at tho I northeasterly corner of the premises : at a locust .stake driven in the ground j iidjolnin^ land formerly belonging tO j I). S. Denton and now known as "East I Rorkaw.ay P.trk" and from said stake running pouth 33 dogrres .IO minutes west along land known as "East Uork.ivvay Park" 231.G fcft; thence running north 68 degrees ^7 minutes west along land now or formerly of Auerbach and Steven.son .•?27.57 feet to a monument; thence south 79 de- trroes 23 minutef west alon.tr land of Alfred Cornwelf, 78.93 foet; thence north 50 degrees 52 minute.'? west still along land of Alfred Cornwell, 406.14 feet to Thed.son's Creek, thence north 48 degrees 40 minutes ea.st through Thedson's Creek 47.55 feet; thence north 38 degrees 29 minutes --'eKt tlirough Thedson's Creek 33.2 feet; thence westerly and thence northerly along Thedson's Creek to land known as "East Rockaway Park," thence south 72 degrees 20 minutes east along said land known as "East Rockway Park" 905.76 feet to the point or place of beginning; contain¬ ing within said bounds 3.615 acres of land according to a survey made hy D. S. Denton, Jr., Surveyor, February 27, 1911; being the same premises conveyed by Francis C. Yost and Mar¬ tha E. Yost, his wife, to the aforesaid B. Witman Dambly by deed dated the 15th day of April, 1911, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of Nassau County In Liber of Deeds at page
on the 24th day of May, 1911. Third Parcel: Beginning at locust stake at .the northeasterly corner of the premises where (he westerly line of land of Alfred Cornwell intersects.
north 89 defrN»« 05 ratnutea wttt, 58.54 foot; thenre sonth 8fi degreea fS minute's west, 115.06 feet; tbefUM north 5« degrees 68 minules west 13.77 feet, to land of Alfred f^. Cornwall; (hence south 24 degrees 57 nInutMB along land of Alfred C. CortiwaH. 2708.6R feet; thence south 63 degrsAB 28 minutea east 93.33 feet, thtncri south 88 degrees 06 minutea etti, 4l96 feet, thence north 25 degreea M minutes cast, 2770.94 fe«t to the potat or plaee of beginning, rontalnln* 9.574 acres of land within naid bound* and being the same premisea coa¬ veyed by William R. Platl, unmarried. to the aforesaid H. Witman DamMr hy deed dated the 22nd day of De¬ cember, 1910, and recorded In tto oflice of the Clerk of Nassau Counlr in Llher 251 of Deeds al page 390 tm the 29th day of December, 1910. at ttt mimites past eleven a. m.
Sixth Parcel: Beginning at ikm northwesterly corner thereof at t stake driven In the ground at the potiMt where the ea.-slerly line of land of Martin V. Wood intersects the souti- erly line of land formerly of D, 0. Denton, and running thence aouth Ik degrees 36 minutes west along taM easterly line of land of Martin T. Wood, 2770.94 feet to the bay, theno* running north 73 degrees 11 minutas eaat, 118.08 feet; thence runnlnc north 39 degrees 48 minutes eaal. 127.2 feet and thence north 77 degraea 52 minutes east, 143.1 feet to land tt Alfred C. Cornwell, the last thraa courses and distances being along the bay, thence running norlh 25 degreea 18 minules east along said land oC Alfred C. Cornwell 2620.2 feet to Itni formerly of Samuel S. Rhame; thenoe runnlna; north G9 degrees 02 minutaa west along said land, formerly tt Samuel S. Rhame, 160.1 feet; tai thence running north 89 degrees 96 minutes west along said land formet- ly of D. S. Denton, 64.96 feet to the • "'int (.r place of hoglnnlng; contati- ing witbin said bounds 13.698 acrea of land, according to a survey made hy 1). S. Donton, Jr., December t, 1910; being the same premises coa- ¦ I'.vid i>y Samuel V. Abel and LlUlaai M. -Micl, hla wife, to the aforesaMI I',. WitmaA Dambly, by deed dated th« 2,lrd d.ay of Decomber. 1910, and re¬ corded in the office of tho Clerk Bf Nassau Coimty In Liber 251 of DeedH at page 384 on the 29th day of De¬ cemlier, IDIO, al nine minutes paot eleven a. m.
The said six parcels being snbjeef to the rights, reservations and ttt- strK'tions in said deeds contained,
;jafd premises will be sold si^oject „o any slaui of facts that a surrer in;., show, hnd to covenant.^i.and r»- siilct.'u.s, if any, affecting the same; to riparian rights, if any, in the bay and creeks running tbrougn or abut¬ ting said premises; to rigbUi ati eastnionls of lot owners, if any, tntr the street.s laid out on said map and to a prior mortgage for |99,000 WlMi interest thereon.
Excepting from the above descrlbsi premises all those plots, pieces w •parcels of land situated at East hock¬ away. County of Nassau and Stata af New York, known and designated aa a certain map entitled "Map B of Baat Rockaway Park, Nassau Cotmty, Windsor Land & laiprovement Cbn- pany, C. W. Smith, City Snrvertw," and flled in the office of the Clei^ of the County of Nassau on Octobar '.>. 1911, as Map No. 42, as and by Iks lots numbers 1 to 5, both incluSlTe, and 26 to 30, both inclusive, in Bloek 28. and 403, 404 and 406 in Block 14. and 444 and 445 in Block 18, whiak were released from said mortgaai, together wilh an easement for bi- gress and egress to aald lota over tJm streets and avenues as laid dowa aa said map In both directions to th* nearest public highway.
Also excepting from the above io-
the southerly line of land formerly of scribed premises all that part of th«i Dolamater S. Denton, and running i .s.-iid mortgaged lands situate at Eaat
SUPREME COURT NASSAU COUNTY CASSIUS M. IJ\.\VSON, et al.
Plaintiffs, against EAST ROCKAWAY IMPROVE-
thence north 56 degrees 58 minutes west along said land formerly of Delamaler S. Donton, 151.4 feet to a stake; thence south 28 degrees 41 minutes west 288.71 feej to a monu¬ ment at the head of a ditch known a.s Higbio's Ditch, which separates Ihe parcel of land hereby convlycd from
land formerly of Benjamin Molt; i .<:iu on October 9th, 1911, as Man No thonce .southerly along .said ditoh as ! -12, as and hy tho lot numbers m' iL winds and turns until it comes to '21, 22 and 2:) in Block No. 2.5. llio bay; thenoe easterly along said I Together with an easement for bi- Ai'r !.'"l^' '^ comes to .=iaid land ofigi.-.ss and egress to the promlsai Alfred Cornwell; and thence ncyth , above described over the streets tni
a^< linos a« laid down ou said map la both dir(K'tion.s to the nearest publia
Itockaway, County of Nassau tMi Stale of New York, known and dea¬ ignaled on a certain map entitlad ".Map B, of Eiisl Rockaway Park, Naa- fau County. Wind.sor Land & Im¬ provement Company, C. W. Smitk. ('ity Surveyor, and filed in the ofBoe of tlio Clork of the County of Na»-
feot, to the Northerly line of Camp MENT CO.MPANY, and others
Avenue; thence Easterly, along tho Northerly line of Camp Avenue, flfty- Ato and forty one-hundradths (55.40) feet, to the point or place of begin¬ ning, and comprising all of tbe land within said bounds. Dated, October 24, 1917.
EDWARD B. THOMPSON, Referea. Edgar Jackson, Attorney for Plaintiff, Freeport, N. Y.
IItini«n Lieberman, of Royal
LAWS OF NEW YORK.—By Authority.
("HAP 819. AN ACT to ani»Tul thf »IhI© law. In rela¬ tion to thf purc-hasf and aniuUltlon of landit anil ImttiliriBs liv the t'nited Statna for the purpoBt* of Ihf army and imvy. Htoi-.Hm« a law K«|it«nitier tl. 1917. with tho approval of tne (;ov«mor Fassad. three-ftfthd liclnB iirf.iciit.
Ttie IVople of th«" Stnte of New Tork. , ^ rfin'wseiiteil In Senate und Assembly, do otatlOIiery 811(1 Cigar StOFO, 60 iMiact u> folluws: ,, ¦•r • cil i -l • r- -i
S«<tlon I Sftlon flfty nt chapter fiftjr- '- oO. Mnill nt., llUS bOOB liotlfleti nine ii< the lawn of niiu'ti-eri hiinrlrftl nn<i i • .^ .. i i»
nine, entitled 'An act In relation to tha By tlie Interrkll IvOVeiUlO
KovoreiKiity, tioiindarit* Biir\ey, greai, | i> *l i i -ii i
M^»l and arme <if tht utate, con«rfMkiii»l iHireUU that a taX Will be IfTl- dlatriots. aenate dlatrirts, and apportion¬ ment of the niainliers of assembly of thl« ttate. and fniiitianition of the inhabitants af the Ntate, c-on.stltutlnc chapter firtjr- lie^eii of the t-oiisolldated laws," ajt amended hy ch«pter one hundred and nin
loosed on Ci^'ars, Cif?arottPs and Tobaccos, in addition to the present promium. In order
of the laws of nhi*l*en hundred and ten. tO take atlvantaCTe of tlie DTO- aad chapter live hundred and twentyiev- '^ *
sent prices, Mr. Lieberman, ad¬ vises his patrons to make their purchases now, for the prices of »11 Cigars, etc. will be advanced in the VERY near hitvre.
of the laws of nineteen hundred and •l*veii. la hereby atneadetl to rt-ud aa fot¬ lowa:
I to. Cenaent of ¦tute tu purrhaie of land and record of conveyan^i s The con- annt of the (tate of New Yorl le 'leretiv kItvo tu tbe purchase by the ¦overnmvni of the United Blaitaa. anti under the au¬ thority of the Baiue, of any tnct, pleow mr ipoxoml of Und from any Individual «c
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MEW YORK SUPREMK COPRT NASSAU COUHTY
HENRY MOELLER. Plaintiff,
against J. MARRY MYERS, HATTIE A. MYERS, BAY BOULEVARD KEALTY COMPANY, INC., and olhera, Defendants,
In pursuance of tbe Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and (ntorod in the above entitled action, and bearing date the 20th day ot Oc¬ tober, 1917, I, the underaigned, the referee In said judginent named, will .sell at public auction in the Rotunda 0! the County Court House, Mineola, New York, on the
lOtb I>«7 of I)«eeBb«r, 1917, at 12 o'clock, the premiaes dir«;cted hv Baid judgment to he sold, and therein deicrlbed aa followa:
All thai certain plot, piece or par- eel of land, aituate, lytns ani being at Jjotng Ileach, Town of Hempstuad, County of Nassau and State of New York, known and dealgnated on a cer¬ tain map entitled "Map of the Estates of Long Beacli. Long B«sch, U I., Map No. 1, wa. R. IRmolta. PrsaldsBt. dated IliMvh, IMT, wttrrorti hj
LsaTitt Jr.,
'""a.
^*r^s W. LssTitt
Defendants.
In pursuance of a Judgment of fore¬ closure and sale, duly made and en¬ tered In the above entitled action, and bearing date the 26lh day of October, 1917, I, the undersigned, the Referee in said Judgment named, will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, by James C. Archer, Auctioneer, at the front steps of the Nassau County Court House at Mineola, New York, on the
Uth Dny of Deraiiiber, 1817, al 10 o'clock a. vo., the premisea di¬ rected hy said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as fuilowB:
All those certain Iols, piecea or parcels of land, situate, lyinK and be¬ ing at East Rockaway, in the Town of Hempstead, County of Nassau and Stale of New York, severally bound¬ ed and deacribed as followa: —
Flrat Parcel: All tbose certain lots known and designated rn a certain map entitled "Amended Map of East Rockaway Park (situate at East Rockaway) Nassau County, N. Y., D. S. Denton, Jr., Surveyor, East Rock¬ away, N.' Y., June 18. 1909," and filed in the sfflce of the Clerk of Nassau County, Long Island, New York, on February 10, 1910, comprising in thia parcel all lots or plots included in and indicated on aaid map, excepting lots numbered 209, 210, 214. 215, 318, 219. 241. 242, 243, 244, 248. 249, 252, 253, 279. 280, 281, 282, 283, S04, 305, 308, 30», 310, 311, S12, 313, 814, 315, 334, 335, 336, 337, 348, 849, 850, 361, 394, 386. 3M, 9I>?, 8»i, 401. M2, 467, 468, 459, 460. 411, 462, 463, 464, 466, 466, 467. 4<8, 419, 470, 471, 472, 478. 4T4. 476. 476, 498, 494, 496, 496, 497,
j L'T de^Toos 41 minutes 30 seconds I east along said land of Alfred Corn- I well 2727.6 feet lo the polut or place , of heglnninB; containing within said i bounds 10.397 acres according to a I .survey made by D. S. Denton, Jr., I April 21. liJll, and being the same premises conveyed by William B. Platl, unmarried, to the aforesaiti B. Witman Dambly by deed dated the 24lh day of May, 1011, and record¬ ed in the office of the Clerk of Nas¬ sau County in Uber of Deeds, at page on the 26lh day of May, 1911. Fourth Parcel: Beginning at the northea.'^t comer thereof adjoining meadowland now or formerly of Val¬ entine Wood, and running southerly partly by land of Bald Wood and a ditch until It comes to the bay; thence westerly along the said bay until it comes to meadowland now or formerly of Daniel HIgbie; thence running northerly by aald Hiaole's meadowland until It comes to land now or formerly of Oliver S. Denton; thence running easterly by said Den¬ ton's land to the point or place of beginning; containing within said bounds 12.797 acres of land according to a survey thereof made on the 2lst day of April, 1911, hy D, S, Denton, Jr., Surveyor; being part of the same premises conveyed to Alfred C. Corn- well under the name of Alfred C. Cornell by May L. Berry by deed dated October 24, 18?Jl, and recorded in the oflace of ll\p C'lerk of the tk)un- ty of Queens In Liber 895 of Deeds al page 345 on November 16, 1891; being the same premiaes conveyed by Wil¬ liam B, Platt, uamarried, to the aforesaid B. Witman Dambly by deed dated the 25th day of May, 1911, and recorded in the ofBc;v of the Clerk of Naasuu Counly in Liber of
Deeds at page on the 26th
itiy ot May, 1911.
Fifth Parcel: Beginning at the northeasterly corner of the premlMa whera the_same adjoins laad formerly
tut fcnapii n
highways.
Dated October 2!), 1917.
JAMES M. SEAMA?*, Referea. ARTHUR P. HILTON, Plaintiffs* Attorney, 350 Fulton Street, Jamaica, N. Y.
NOTICE TO CKEDIT0K8
Pursuant to an order of HON LIiX)NE D. HOWELL, Surrogata t the f^uHly of Nassau, noUce ia betv- by given to all peraons baying clatlM against Joha Schlegel, late of dM Town of Hempstead, in the said osim- ty, deceased, to present tha sam* T/flk the vouchers thereof, to the subscrft- er the executor of the last Will tM Testament of said doceased. at La¬ place of transacting business • v^i offlee of Georga Mortoa Lerr, Frf^v port. New York, on or hefore ths km. day of January next. Doted, Mineola. K. Y.. June 18. IS!'. AMANDA SCRIJDOaU Oeorge Morton I-eyy, Sxsontsr.
Attorney for Execnter. 1-7 Railroad Avenua, Preeport, N, Y.
KOTfCK CO cnetilTOMI
Pursuant lo an ordar of HON. LKOKi D. HOWKl-U Surrorata of the (ounty of Nasaau. nolle* Is t-oto- by giveu to all persona hating clsiqm ¦JKalnsf BERNARD IJ^NNON, lat« of the Town of Hempstead, In tta* bi04 county dereaaod. to present the mvfn with the vouchers thereof, to ttac otit- Bfrihei tbe administrator of the gooAi, chattels and credits of said deoessS,' at hUi i^tau:* ot traosacting bushMIs »t tbe offloe uf Oeorg* liortoo L«^. Frteport, New York, on or bsCor* Wkt litll day of December asxt.
D«iled, MlBeolg. N. T., May BS. Itfr.
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