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AMERICANS TEU VERDUNJRRORS
College Students Who Drove Am¬ bulances Won Honors Before Enlisted Men Came.
BATTERED VETERANS RETURN
One Volunteer Detcrlbea Havee
Wrought by Shell Dropped Among
Stretcher Bearera.—Two Hit
While Helping Wounded.
New york.--flomo of thp Amprlrnn ¦<enllPKe boys who wpnt ovt-r to Franre laat May na ambulance drivers for the xcltpnipnt of tho work behind the flr- InR llnoB arp rcttirnlng home becaiine the nmbiilnnrp work has heen tnken •«ver by tho rnltod Statea nrmy and •win fip d<inp by reifiilnr enlisted men. •The following Is an extract from a let¬ ter written by n Wllllama boy two -weeks ago, who went over with his col¬ lege unit to drive an ambulance at the tfront:
ThP last sit weeks we have been •ervlHK In the Verdun aector with our l>nse at Blercourt. which la eight miles Ifrom the town of Verdun. There ari Hwo front posts for the ambulances— 3lIort Homme hill and Hill 304, which tmve flgured In the news of the new tinttle of Verdun. For two weeks tho I'^rench were preparing for the attack, tfinrt the roads were only passable nt jnlght. The coinrnunlcBtlon trenches -were awful to K»*t through, and were Vnnde worse by the heavy raln.s. One inlght Inst week two of the boys Rot lost In the darkness and could not And their wny with their ambulance to the jporft. Finally they 8l«hted two dark lobjects, which resembled French sol- "dlers walking along with their big overcoats on. After jabbering their ^peculiar brand of French for, I.T mln- •utes without rec«'lvlng nny reply tho Jost ambulance drivers discovered that tho dark moving objects wer*; two .American urmy mules, unable to epeuk or understand a word of French. Hit While Helping Wounded.
"Two of our chaps were badly. "wounded nt one of the flrst-nld stations rwhlle helping to load wounded men Snto the ambulance. One wus blown Tight through the door of the shelter liut and was discovered lying uncon- iBclous beside three dead French sol- <llerH, The boys who got them out had to go through a gas attack and a bar- Tuge flre. Two of them—each ambu¬ lance hns two drivers—had no time to *;et masks and were very sick after tt was over, but they were going so fust that there were no fatal results :f rom the gas,
. "'Mac.' one of our fraternity, has *icen wounded In eight places. He lost his right leg nnd two flngers, while Ills companion, 'Vet,' will have a stiff log all his life from the effects of his -wounds. They hnve bnth Kot the War <;'ross and ndlltary mednls.
"The worst experience of all hap¬ pened to two of our collepo boys—Jim Alexander nnd TnlTy Yonng. WIillo they were drlvlnj; nlong a rond lined ¦with batterloe, which the German.s Avere tryljig to locate, with a wounded inan lying In th»» ambulance, u shell ¦burst right beside thein,
"Just before that the wounded man f^at tip and asked for a clKurette, nnd tho shra])!iel pnssed tlirouKh the car "ivhere his bead hnd been resting a few .seconds before and struck the stretch: -i^r bearer, who \\a.< looUliiji imt to see Avhere we were. lie died that after- jnoou. Had Jim not ducked he would have lost a lep. und If Taffy had xlueked he would have heen badly Avouirtled. The aiubulaiiee wa.s shot to pieces by tbo sh«'ll, and they had to hold up the (lyiiip nmn for three hours •nntll n.ssl.stanee cauie. During the at¬ tack we had nbout twenty-four hours sleep out of 184 hours, which was a Talr average for all tlu* ambulance ilrlvers In our sector. Duflnj; the (ler- jiian air raids oue shell burst within iwenty-flvo feet of our canip nt Bler- fourt at midnight. The roads are near¬ ly Impaasable now for automobiles. VVe linve beon treated vuy nicely by the French colonel In command of the ¦iiranch dejmt, who feasted our unit -Avith champagne, cakes and clgura, aud Itas given us seats for ull the shows Ajotten up by the French soldiers. Volunteer Spirit Gone.
"Several colonels and majors of the American lied Cro.ss huve visited us to see what we nre golpg to do now. •They all admitted that we could do lucire for our country by enlistlns: In Jthe regular army In I'arls. This U, for all the able-bodied men In the am¬ bulance service. We were asked to «nHst, if we preferred. In the ambu¬ lance service for the duration of the wur, but it wou'tl not be the saiue. Host of the bo.vs tiei lined, and we are «olng to I'aris to Juln up, lucludlin; my¬ aelf. The old volunteer tsplrit In the ambulance corps has gone forever—so now for the L'nited SWUes artillery or i^r service In search of adventure,"
Coin in an Apple. Albany, Ore.—Wheu the Uev. O. L. Schuster, pastor of the Evangelical churcb here, started to eat au apple preaeuted tu hint ut a surprise party here one eveoius reeently, he fouad It contained a lultleieut (ittvuitlty of gold coins to pay the expeuaen of bliuaelf and family ou a trip to tbe mlnlater'a old home In Olilo. He had been plao- nlug to visit his mother aud tbe ouo- Sretatloo, learolus uf tblji, decided to 9«jr hte <»!)¦¦¦—I
GREAT PROFIT OM STEAMERS
One Veaeel Sold fer «2,000,000 More
Than It C««t After Being In Serv-
led for Five Months.
Some Idea of the tremendons b<1- vance In the price of*vessel property and the fahnlons prices now belnj? paid for vfMels that ran be bonght Is ahown In the «al> of the Hoslon wtenin- er Tidewater, whtrti has rhnnged oorn- ership after running In the cnnl-rnrry- Ing trade ta this |)ort for lesa thcin flve months, snys the Roston niohe. The big collier cost to build about $.'i70.000, nnd wns sold for more thnn I2,(100,(XX), n profit nf more thnn $2,Ono,n()0.
The TIdpwnfer was built at th© New Tork flhipbullding cnnipany'e yard, Cntnfion, N. .T., and wns completed early the present year. The vessel Is rnnstnicled of steel. Is .V.S.f| feet long, 65.2 feot beam nnd .'M)..'» fppt depth of hold. Iter n«'t toniiBRe Is 3,.S.">4 and gross tonnnge ri,20fl. Rhe was owned by f'nstner, Curriin A Itnllltt, nnd was sold to the Amerlrnn-Itallan Steamship company of New York.
Mexico an Indian Country? It Is of Importance to Inquire Into the nttitiide tnken by the southern Indlnns of Mexico toward the offlciai Spanish civilization, says the New Re¬ public. If It Is diracult for an out¬ sider only slljchtly acquainted with the southern Indians to understand the reasons for their marked hatred of the Spaniards ... It spems self- evident of anyone who has spent any time with them. To the wmthern In¬ dians, the Spaniard and his successor, ftie Spnnlsh-spenklng Mexican, is the cruel alien conqueror. They feel that they nro Indians and thnt Mexico Is an Indian country. Ff)r instance, ono of the common objections to Madero encountered In Oaxaca wn.s that he | was not an Indian and thnt the presi¬ dent of Mexico should he an Indian, This attitude Is slgnlflcant, nnd It Is not strnnge to And even a n«>rtliern Indian like Iltiertn proudly exclaim¬ ing: "Yo Kf) Indlniio." Carranz.n's lack of populnrlty In the south Is not so much due to the fnct thnt southern Mexico I.s the home of Diaz ns to the fact that Carranzn Is not nn Indian.
LEGAL HUnCBII.
Piece of Fir 515 Years Old.
The forestry office at I'ortland, Ore., received from one of the Wnshington rangers a specimen of Douglas flr kiio\vn to be 515 years old. The tree, when 125 years old, fedl to the ground, where n cedar tree took root iu the log and grew undisturbed for 20* yenrs. The <'edar wa.s recently cut In¬ to shingle liolts, nnd tha specimen of fir was found in Its root. Woodsmen cnn tell accurately Ihe age of a tree by the numher of rings shown in tbe trunk stump wIkmi the tree Is felled.
The fir specimen Is sound, and la thouKht to be the oldest of its kind In existence.
Valuable Skins.
The mnst •xpeiislve fur is tliat nf th(> black fox of Kanischnlka, the skin of which, wlien dressed, becomes a very atlriictlvc blue. A single skin Is worth as iinwh as £200. A coat worn liy the ex-czar, lined witb the fur of the black fox, cost £2,0(*0.—Shelliehl Furrier.
LKGAL NOTICKS.
sriMtKMi; conn'
JfA8.SAl (01 NTV
.\lVItA G. 1'Ai.SI.KV, riaintiff,
again.st CKDAKHrilST .\ORTM K1;AL- TY CO.Ml'ANV, and oiiurs.
Defendant.'^.
Ill I'ursiiance of a Jiui^'iiient of Foreclosure and .Sale, duly made and (Utered iu the al)o\e entiiled action, and licaiin.? date tlio IClli day of .\i,\ eiiitiei-, l!il7, I ilic iiiKJi'isigned, Ihe lieferee in said Judsinent named, will sell at Public Auction to the liijihcst bidder, by James ('. Archer, Auctioneer, at the front slcjis of the Na.sHau County Court Ibuise at .Min¬ eola. New Vork, on the Gth day of January, 1!I18, at 10 o'clock a. ni., the premises directed by said Judfr- nient lo be aold, aud therein describ¬ ed as follows:
All that ci'itain piece, parcel and tract of land, situate, lyiUR and be- iuK al Cedarhuist (formerly Ocean Point) in the Town of Henip.stead, formerly Queens County, now in Nas¬ sau County and Slate of New York, and ou the northerly side of the road leading from the heuse formerly of John 1.. Norton to John W. DeMott's, now called "Vandewater Avenue," bounded and described as follows, to wit: t'onimencing at a point on the northerly side of said Huad or A^'''* nue where the land herein conveyed ad.ioins land late of Klizabeth Vande¬ water (now or lately of Russell) at a j*Uke; running thence easterly along .said Koad or Avenue, ono thou¬ sand one hundred and sixty eit;ht and tl\e-tenilis (1168.5) feet, more or less, to land owned or occupied by the New Y'ork and Kockaway Railroad (uow abandoned); thence northwest¬ erly along .said land of .said aban¬ doned railroad, one thousand tlve lundred and eighty-two and three- tenths (158:;.3) feet, more or less, to laud of .Mary 1.". Vandewater; thence along said .Mary K. Vandewater's hin«i. .*<oiitb .seventy-four (74) degrees, thirty (30) minutes west. two bundled and ninety four and six tenths (:'94.6> feet to a stake; thence still along -said .Mary K. Vandewa¬ ter's land, north thirty five (35) de- Krees and fifteen (15) minutes wesl. Hve hundred and flfty three (553) feet to a stake; thence stUl along said Mary F. Vandewater'a land. North twenty three (23) degrees east, two hundred and twenty flve and two tenths (225.2) fret to a stake; thence still along said .Mary K. Vaadewater'B likud, Nortb forty (40) degrees, fony flve (¦15) uiinutei waat, oa« tbotuiand (our hundrad and ninety four and flve tenths (1494.5)
fe#>t to Motfa Crery ; thenc*" westerly, alont said Motfs (reek as It winds and tHrnfl, flre hundred and xixty five (5fi5) feet, more or lesn, to land late of Elfy.aheth Vandewater (now or lately K«tatp of l.nry A. Riinsell); thence Sotith flfleen (15) degrees, nineteen (19) mlnuteti east two thou¬ sand eight hundred and ninety «lt and elght-tenthn (2!«96.8) feet along a line of Btakps separating the aaid land late of Klizabeth Vandewater (now or lately Kstate of Lucy A. Hussell) from the land hPreln con¬ veyed to the Road or Avenue afore¬ said, at the tioint or place of be¬ ginning.
Together with all the claims, riKhts. InterrslR and privileges of thn said Robert \V. AUiertson in and tc s.ild Road or Avrnne in front of said pieniises, and in and to tbe lands and appurtenances ownod, occupied or tired as a Railroad (aforementioned) riinnlni-' along the easterly side of the sriifl prfniises; and boine th" same premises and all of ttieni con¬ veyed to Peter C. Vandewater by Klizabeth Vandewat<'r, Kdsar H. Van¬ dewater and wife, .lames 11. P. Van¬ dewater and wife, and Winfleld S. Vandewater and wife, by de#(1 dated AuKUsi 2nd, ISSO, and rocorded in thr Queens (.'ounty Clerk'.s Offlee Decem¬ ber 10th, 1886, In I.iber 6!I4 of Deeds, page 105.
t?ald premises are delineated and set forth upon a certain map of same entitled, "Map of I'roperty owned by Peter C. Vandewater at Ocean Point, l/ong Island, ar<>a sixty one arkd three hundred and five one thotisandtha ((51.305) acres. Surveyed, May, 1887, Smith and Vandewator, ('. K., Far Rockaway, L. I.," and flled or to be filed In the Queens County Cierk'a OfRce.
Excepting, however, from tbe above described premises all those certain, lots, known and designated on a cer- t;iin map entitled, ".\l.T.p No. 1 .Tf part nf Bayvii-w Park, Cedarhuist, Queens County, New York, Property of Jo¬ seph !¦;. Paisley, Ksq." Surveyed Feb¬ ruary, 18111, by Thoma.s D. Smith, Far Uockaway. 1/on^ Island: and tiled a.s map number nine hundred and fifty (95U) in the Office of tlie Clerk of the Counly of Queen.-* on July 3otli, 18!)1, as and by th(> lots nuiubers one (1) to six (ti) both inclusive, and fif¬ teen (15) and sixteen (Ifi) in block nunilier one (1); forty six (46) to fifty eight (^>^). both inelusive, .sixty one (Gl), seventy eight (78) and seventy nine (7li) in Hlock number two (2); one hundred and twenty six (IL'tl) to one hundred ard forty (110) lioth inelusive, one hundred and forty seven (M7), one hundred and forty eight (148). one hundred and fifty two (l,'i2>,-'to one hun¬ dred and fifty six (l.'^G) both inclus¬ ive, and one hundiod and sixty one (1()1) til one hundred and .sixty pii;lit (168) both inclusive In block num¬ ber five (5) ; one hundred and .seven¬ ty three (173) to one hundred and eiKbty (180), hoth inclusive in block number six (6); two hundred and twenty one (221) lo two hundred and thirty (230), both inclusive, two hun¬ dred and thirty five (235) to two hun¬ dred and thirty el.Ldit (238) t:\oth in¬ clusive, in block number eight (8), .and three hundred and eleven (311) to three hundred and fourteen (314), both inclusive, in Block number eleven (11).
Being the same premise.^ which were conveyed to the said Robert W. Albertson by the said Myra G. Paisley by deed bearing even date with said mortgage and intended to bo record¬ ed simultaneously therewith.
Together with all fixtures and ar- tirl(>ij attached to or used in. lon¬ nection with sairt pi eiiiises. all of which are declared to lie a part o» the freehold.
.S;iid pi'''!Tiises will be s^old in one parcel and subject to a:>v covrn.int.s ov restrictions ¦ilfect ins: tr<. .-<aine and li> any casements which tlie lot own- ( IS may liave in the street.^ shown on sairt map. nnd lo any stato of fads lli.-t' a survey may show.
Kxcentinii from the above describ¬ ed premises the following portions of said mort.iiascd premise.^ which were dnlv release;! from ihe lien of saii\ mortgage, viz; —
All thosc> crrialn lots, pirces oi parcels of land situate, lying and heinir at Certaib.urst, Town of Hemp¬ stead. Cftiinty nf Nassau and State of New Yoil;. shown on a certain map entitled, ".Map Number 1 of Cedar¬ hurst North, Cedarhurst, L. I., New York, Nassau Cnunty, New Y'ork State. August, 1!»n7, S. I. Foster. C, 1-,." and filed in tlio office of the Clerk of the County of Nassau nn Decem¬ ber 30, l!>(>7. as M.-p Numher 161, as and by the lot and hlock numbers following:
Block 1, Lots 1 to 10, bnth inclus¬ ive. 11 and 12; Block 2, Lot.^ 1 and 2. 3 to !), both inclusive, 15 to 21, both Inclusive. 22 and 23; Block 3. Lots fi to l.'i, hot*, inclnslv(\ and the N'ortb- erly one-half of I.ot Number 5 : Block 4. Lots 15, Pi, 17, 28 to 40, botb In¬ clusive; Block 5, IvOts 1 to 4, hoth Inelualve, 13 to 1<). both inclusive; niock 6, Lots 1 tn 10, both inclusive; Rlock 7, I.ots 1 lo 5. hoth inclusive, 8. !\ 10, 13 and 14: Block 8, I.ots 4 and 5, 15 and Ifi; Block 10. Ix^ts 1 to 5. both inclusive, 43 and 44; Hlock 1 1. Lots 1 to 5, both Inclusive, 31 to :'.4. bojh inclusive; Block 12, 1/it.s 8 to 12, both inclurive; Hlock 14, 1/>1r ir? and 14; Block Ifi. Lots 4 and 5, 11 to Hi, both Inclusive; Hlock 17, I/its 1 to 3, both inelusi\e; Hlock T), Lots f> and 10; Block 20. Ixits 1, 2, 8, 9 and 10; Block 21, l.ots 1. 2, 3 and 4; together with the land lyinp In the street In front of lot 15 and 16 \fi T»'nek 8 to tbe centre '.ine thereof. Dated November ?1. 1017.
JAMKS M. SEAMAN, Referee. AKTHIR P. HILTON,
Plaintiff's Attorney, 350 Fulton Street. Jamaica, N. V.
L«eAL iroviGn.
L«6Ali KOTIOMI
with the ipoiichers thereof, to the subscriber the executor of the last Will and Testament of said deceased, at her Jilace of transacting businesa at the ofllre of William S. Pettit, Far Rockaway. New York, on or be¬ fore the ISth day of May next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y., Novemher 3. 1917.
ANNE L. DeMOTT, Kxecutor. ¦William R. Pettit,
Attorney for Kxecutor,
Far Rockaway, New York.
JIKW TORK SIPRKIF, ("01 RT (Or?ITT OF NASHAi: R. Annie Armstrong and Jatnes . BlIsH Coombs, as Kxecutors of the last Will and Testament of Roland I). Armstrong, deceased. Plaintiffs, va. HarTiara l.finer and Daniel l>aupr, Defendants.
In pursuance of a Judgment of fore- chifliire and sale, duly made and en¬ tered in the above entitled action and bearina date the 2nd day ot October, I'M". I, the undersigned, referee in said judgment named will sell at pub¬ lic auction to the ^highest bidder, at the Court House, at Mineola. Nassau County, New York, on tbe 28th day of November, 1917, at 10,30 o'clock A. .M., the premises described In said judgment to be sold and there¬ in described as follows: All those plots, pieces or parcels of land aa described on a certain map, known as "Map of First Section of Property situate at Hicksville. Nas¬ sau County. l>ong Island, owned by the Cantlaque Development Cora¬ pany," and flled in the office of the Clerk of the ("ounty of Nassau, as follows; Ix>ts seven, (7), KlRht, (8), Nine, (9), Thirty-four, (34), Thirty- five, (35), Thirty-six, (36), Thlrty- .seven, (37), and Thirty-eight, (3«), in Block One; Ixits Six (6), Seven, (7), Kight. (8), and .Nine, (9), hi Block Three; Ixits Four, (4), Five, 1.5). Six, (G), and Thirteen, (13), la Block Fourt<>c.n. Together with all the right, title and interest of the defendants of, in and to the street* or av<'nues lying in front of and ad- joiniuK said premises to the ceatre linea thereof. D"ated, October 16, 1917.
EDWARD H. THOMPSON, Refarae RI'l'T S T. GRIGGS,
Attorney for Plaintiffs, Office and P. O. Address, 31 Nassau Street, New York City.
( OIKTV rOlKT, JTASSAi: COUNTY
EDGAR JACKSON, as substituted tiustee under the last will and testament of Stephen Baldwin, deceased, Plaintiff,
against STEPHEN BAXTER, and others, Defendants.
In pursuance of a judgment of fore¬ cloaure and sale made and entered in the above entitled action in the office ot the Clerk of the County of Nassau on the 23rd day of October, 1917, I. the undersigned, tbe referee ki s.aid judgment named, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, on the Sth day of December, 1917, at 10.30 o'clock in the foranoon of that day, at the front door of The Piec- port Bank Building, at Freeport, Nas¬ sau County, New York, the premises r'eRcrlbed in said judgment a.s fol¬ lows:
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and be¬ ing at Merrick, in the town of Hemp¬ stead, County of Nassau and State of New York, known and designated on a certain map entitled "Map of Mer¬ riek Manor, comprising 538 lots at .Merrick, iu the lown of liempstead, Nassau Gounty, .New Y''ork, owned by I.ong Island Realty Company, New Y'ork. Surveyed April, lli04, by Al¬ vin G. !':rith. (". V',.. Freeport." apd (iled in th(> olBce of the Clerk of Nas- s;ui Coun'y. .April 27. 1!101, as and by the lot ininibi'rs 25.^ and 250, and more particularly descrilied as fol¬ lows; Be.einning at a point in the northerly line of Camp Avenue, fifty- five and forty one-hundredths (55.40) f< et distant in a wt>sterly direction from the Northwesterly corner ot Camp Avenuo and Stevens Avenue; thence nmning Northerly, in a line parallel with the westerly line of Ste¬ vens Avenue, one hundred forty-one ;ind forty one-hundredths (141.40) feet; thonce westerly, in a line paral¬ lel wilh'the Southerly lino of Howes Street, flfty (50) feet; thence South- eily, in a line parallel with the flrst described course, one hundred eigh¬ teen and ten one-hundredths (118.10) feet, to the Northerly line of Camp Avenue; thence Easterly, along the Northerly line of Camp Arenue, flfty- flTe and forty one-hundredths (55.40) feet, lo the point or place of begin¬ ning, and comprising all of the land within said bounds.
Dated, October 24, 1917.
EDWARD B. THOMPSON, Referee. Edgar Jackson,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Freeport, N. Y.
York City," and filed in the oflHee of the Clerk of the Coiftity of NaB«»tt on April 20th, 1911, as Map No. 31, as
and by lot.i numbers fourteen to twen¬ ty-three, both Incluaive, Block forty- one, which said lots are bountf^d and described asi follows: to wit: —
Beginning at a point on the north¬ erly aide f»f Pine Street, distant two hundred feet westerly from th« cor¬ ner formed by the Intersectkin of tho northerly nide of Pine Street with the westerly side of I>aiirelton Boule¬ vard; running thence northerly par¬ allel with I.aurelton Houlevard, one hundred and nineteen and fifty-tour nne-hundredth.'( fret to the southeast¬ erly side of Water Street; thence southwesterly along said side of Wa¬ ler Street, two hundred and one feet, live inches; thenee southerly parallel with laurelton Houlevard ninety-four and ninety-nine one hiindredtlis feet to the northerly side of Pine Street; and thenco easterly along said side of Pine Street, Iwo hundred feet to the point or place of beginning.
Also all the rUht, title nnd Intercsl of the party of the flr.^t (lart of, In and to Pine Street and Water Street, ly¬ ing In front of and adjoining said prfuntaefHo tjjc centre lines thereof, respoct«»y<
Subjpci however to covenants, ease¬ ments and restrictions contained in former instruments of record affect¬ ing said premises. Dated, October 23, 1917.
EDWARD a. THOMPSON, Referee. LEVI S. HULSE,
Attorney for I'laintiff, 66 Broadway,
Borough of .Manhattan, New Y'ork City.
LKGAL JTOTICRS
LFOAL lfOTIfl?«
NOTIIF I'O CBKDITORS
Pursuant to an order of HON l.KONK D. HOWELL, Surrogate ot the County of Naaaau, notice ia here^ by given to all persona havintf claims aminxt FraacA« ic Norton. Ute ot the Town of HemiMtMd, ia the aaid county, dec««s«d, to praMOt the SMie £&slncer
M:W YOKK SIPKKMF. COIBT NAtiSAI COIMT
H1-:NRT MOELLER, Plaintiff,
against J. HARRY MYERS. UATTIE A, M Y E R S, BAY BOULEVA KD REALTY COMPANY, INC., and others, Defendants,
la pursuance of the judgn»ent of foreclosure and sale duly made aud entered in the above entitled action, and bearing date iho 20th day of Oc¬ tober, 1917, I. the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction in the Rotunda of the County ('ourt House, Miaaola, New York, on the
mil l»ay of i>«><>eaiber, l»17, at 12 o'clock, the premises directed bv said judgment to be aold, and therein described aa follows;
All that certain plot, piece Of par- eel of land, aituate, lying and being at Ixing Beach, Town of Hempatead, Coyaty of Nassau yi.nd State of New York, known aud deaigaaled ou a car. tain map entitled "May of the Katatea o' Long Beach, Louk Baach, L. I., Map Ko. 1, Was. H. Rvyaolda, PMiU<l«at, dated March, 1D07, ttiTtofoi by
(Ol NFY CO! RT, VASSAL COINTY LENA JACKSON, Plaintiff,
against LOUISE A .WEBER; THK "WIDOW, If any, and all the heirs at law, devisees and leg- atiica and assignees of Charlca Koehler, deceased, if any, and their' respective hii.'ibands and wives, if any, all of whose names are unknown to plaint¬ iffs and all other pe-rsons hav¬ inK or claiming to have any interest in or lien upon the premises described in a mort¬ gage recorded in Nassau Coun¬ ty Clerk's office in Liber 221 of iiiortKa.ges, page 11)7, on .May 1, 1913, derived under or through the said Charles Koeh¬ ler, deceased, subsouuent to the .^iaid mortgage;
Defendants. To the above named defendants:
YOU ARE HERICDY SU.MMONED Lo 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, jiidgnaeat will be taken against you by default, For the relief demanded in the com¬ plaint. Dated September 10. 1917.
EDGAR JACKSON, Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and P. 0. Address, Freeport Bank Building,
F'reeport, Nassau Couaty, New York. To the widow, if any, and all the heirs at law, devisees and legatees and assignees of Charles Koehler, de- coa.'icd, if any, and their respective hiisb.ands and wives, if any, all of whose names are unknown to plain¬ tiff, and all other persons having or claJiiiirK to have any Intere.st ia or lien upon the premises described in a mortgage recorded in Nassau ("(nin¬ t.v Clerk's oflice in Iilber 221 of mort¬ gages, page 197, on May 1, 1913, de¬ rived under or through the said Charles Koehler, deceased, subse- aueiit to the said mortuaue; the fore¬ going summons is served upon you liy publication pursuant to an order of Honorable Lewis J. Smith. County Judj;c of Nassau Coimty, dated the •Ith day of October, 1917, and flled in the offlee of tbe Clerk of .Nassau Coun¬ ty with the complaint.
i:i)G.\R .lACKSON. Attorney for T'laintiff, omre and P. O. Address. Freeport Tiank Huildiug,
Freeport. Nassau County, Now York.
SlirRK-HE <"OrUT NASSAU COUNTY
CASSIUS M. LAWSON, et al.
Plaintiffs, against nAST ROCKAWAY IMPROVE¬ MENT COMPANY, and others.
Defendants. In pursuance ot a judgment of fore¬ closure and sale, duly made and en¬ tered in the above entitled action, and bearing date the 26th day ot Octolxir, 1917, I, the underslKTied, the Referee In said Judgment named, will sell at Public Au«ytion to the highest bidder, by James C. Archer, Auctioneer, at the front atepa of the Nassau County C'ourt House at Mineola, New York, on the
16Ui I>«y of Deceinber, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. ni., the premises dl- lerted by said JudgTment to be sold, and therein described as follows:
All those certain lots, piecea or parcels of land, situate, lying and be¬ ing at East Rockaway, in the Town of Hempstead, County of Nassau and State ot New York, severally bound¬ ed aiid described aa follows; —
First Parcel: All those cei-tain lots known and designated rn a certain map entitled "Amended Map of East Rockaway Park (aituate at East Rockaway) Nassau County.'K. Y., D. S. Denton, Jr., Surveyor, East Rock¬ away, N. Y., June 18, 1909," and flled tn the efflce of the Clerk of Nassau County, Long Island, New Y'ork, on February 10, 1910, comprlsiag in this parcel all lota or plots included in and indicated on aald map, excepting lota nuoxbered 209, 210, 214, 215, 218, 219, 241, 242, 243, 244, iU. SiH, 262, 253, 279, 280, 281, 182, 283, 304, SOS, 308. 509, SIO, 311, 312, 313, 314, 816, 334, 336, 3S«, 137, 348, .^49, S&O, 351, 394. 395. SM. S9T, Z^9. 401, 402, 457, 468, 469, 460, 461, 462, 463, 464, 465, 4«6, 467. 4«Ji, 469, 470, 471, 472, 473, 4«4. W. 4M, m, 4*4, 4W, 4M. 4»f, 4»8. 614. 617, 518. 619, 630, 631, 632,
Ckarlaa W. LMvitt Jr., Laudavape
Ne. 224 MrtUmmy. New §SS. 634. 125, «2|. f27, 121, 629. •}(),
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fi.11,M2,fi33.fi34,6.t(>, «34, IS7, «38. R.1S and 640; being the same premises conveyed hy Margaret A. 0*lvln to the aforeaaid B. Witman Dambly by deed dated April 13, 1910, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of Nassau Coun- ty. In Liber 221 of Deeds, at page 3«6. on the LSth day of April, 1910, at 38 minutes past ,'* p. m.; and also all those two certain plots of land shown hut not numbered on the aforeaaid amended map of East Roek¬ away Park, and bounded and describ¬ ed as follows: First plot beginning at a point on the south end of Carman Avenue where same is Interaected iiy the westerly line of lot No. 89 on said Map, thence westerly along ll line drawn parallel with the north slti,. of LM.uili Street to land of Ollvpr Davison, thence southerly along gatd Oliver Davison's land to Dart Street, thence easterly along the north side of Dart Street to the westerly Hne of lot numbered 11.3 on said map; thence northerly along the westerly line of lota numbered 113 and 89 to the point or plnce of beginnInK; and sec¬ ond plot beginning at a point on the south side of Dart Street 162.7 feet westerly from the corner formed by the Intersection ot the west side of Lawson Avenue with the south side of Dart Street, thence westerly along Dart Street to land of Oliver Davi¬ son, thence southerly along said Da¬ vison's land and along the center of the creek, following Ita winds and bends, to land now or formerly of one Abrams, thence easterly along said Abrams" land to the southwest {orner of lot nunibered 164 on said map, thence northerly afong the westerly lino of lots numbered 1.54 to lot numbered 115, Inclusive, on said map to the south side of Dart Street at the point or place of be- liinninK; the said two plots together being the same premises conveyed by the East Rockaway Realty Company to the aforesaid H. Witman Dambly by deed dated the llth day of May, 1910, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of Nnssau County In Liber 2:51 of Deeds at page IfiS on the 13th day of .May, 1910, at 22 minutes past 11 a. m.
Second Parcel: Beginning at the northeasterly corner of the premises at a locust stake drivcMi in the ground adjdinini; land foniifrly belonging to li. S. Dentnn and now known as "East Rockaway Park" and from said stake running south 33 degrees 30 minutes west along land known as "East Hockaway Park" 2?.1.f) fe(t; thence runninK north 18 degrees 57 nihiutes west along land now or fnrincriy of Auerbach and Stevenson 327.57 feet to a monument; thence south 79 de¬ grees 23 minutes west along land of Alfred Cornwell, 78.93 feet; thence north 50 degrees 52 minutes west still along land of Alfred Cornwell, 406.14 feet to Thedson's (^reek, thence north 48 degrees 40 minutes east through Thedson's Creek •47..^5 feet; thence north 38 degrees 29 minutes v.'est through 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 rtilnutes 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 by 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 tbe 24th day of May, 1911.
Third I'arcel: Beginning at locust stake at tho northeasterly corner of the premises where the westerly line j of land of Alfred Cornwell intersects I the southerly line of land formerly of j l>elaiiiater S. Denton, and runninK. (hence north 56 degrees 58 minutes wt^st along said land formerly of Delamaler S. Denton, 151.4 feet to a stake; thence south 28 degrees 41 minutes west 288.71 feet to a monu-1 ment at the head of a ditch known a.s! Iligbie's Ditch, which separates the: parcel of land hereby conveyed from 1 land formerly of Benjamin .Mott;i thence southerly along said ditch asi it wind.s and turns until it cornea to' the bay; thonce easterly along said I bay until it comes to aald land of Alfred Cornwell; and thence north 27 degrees 41 minutes 30 seconds cast along said land of Alfred Corn- well 2727.6 feet to the point or place of beginning; containing within said bounds 10.397 acres according to a survey marie by D. S. Denton, Jr., April 21, I'Jll, and being the same premises conveyed by William B. Platt, unmarried, to the aforesaid B. Witman Dambly by deed dated the 24th day of May, 1911, and record¬ ed In ihe oflice of the Clerk of Nas¬ sau ("ounty in Liber of Deeds, at page on the 26th day of May, 1911.
Fourth Parcel: Beginning at the northea.'^t corner thereof adjoining naeadowland now or formerly of Val¬ entine Wood, and running southerly partly by land of said Wood and a ditch until it comee to the bay; thence westerly along the said bay until it comes to meadowland now or formerly of Daniel HIgbie; thence running nortkerly hy said Higole's meadowland until it comes to land now or fornierly 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 2l8t day of April, 1911, by D. 8. Denton, Jr.. Surveyor; Iieing i»art of the same premises cOHveyed to Alfred C Corn- well under the name of Alfred C. Cornell by May L. Berry by deed ddttd October 24, 1891, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Coun¬ ty of (Jueena in Liber 896 of Deeda at page 346 on November 16, 1891; being the aame premtieft conveyed by Wil¬ liam B. Platt, unmarried, to the aforesaid B. Witman Dambly by deed dated the 25th day of May, 1911, and recorded in the ofttce of the Clerk of Nastiau County la Liber of
Deeds at page on the 2(tb
dav of May, 1811.
Fifth Parcel: Begianlos at the
northeasterly corner of tbe pretniaea
otktt ihe ttmto tittoint land fermerly
of O. 8. P««tos and uow known as
' Eaat K««lMW«y Park, ruaolAs tke&ce
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north 89 degrWs (».S minute* west, hft.ft* feet; thence south 86 degreea 11 minuter west. 116.05 feet; the««« north fifi degrees 58 minutes weat 18,77 feet, to land of Alfred C. ComweM; thence south 24 dejrrees 67 minutea along land of Alfred C. Cornwell, 2708.66 feet; thence south 83 degreea 28 minutes eaat 93.33 feet, thence south fid degrees 06 minutes «aiit, 4fi 96 feet, thence north 25 degreea .14 minutes e^st, 2770.94 feet to the point or place of beginning, contaliHnf 9.B74 acres of land within said bounds and being the same premises con¬ veyed by William R. Platt, unmarried, to the aforesaid H. Witman Damlily by deed dated fhe 22nd day of De¬ cember, 1!»10, and recorded in tie office of the Clerk of Nasaau County in I.iber 2,%1 of Deeds at page 390 on the 29th day of December, 1910. at te» minutes past eleven a. m.
Sixth Parcel: Hoglnnlng at th* northwesterly corner thereof at * Ptake driven In the ground at the point where the easterly line of land of .Martin V. "Wo<id intersects the soutfc- erly line of land formerly of D. S. Denton, nnd running thence south 26 degrees 36 minutes west along said easterly line of land of Martin V, Wood, 2770.04 feet to the bay, thenct running north 73 degrees 11 minutea east, 118.68 feet; thence running north 39 degrees 48 minutes eaat, 127.2 feet and thence north 77 degreea 52 minutes east, 143.1 feet to land of Alfred C. Cornwell, the last three courses and distances being along tbe bay, thenco running north 25 degree! 18 minutes east along said land ef Alfred C. Cornwell 2520.2 feet to land formerly of Samuel S. Rbame; thence running north 69 degrees 02 minutea west along said land, formerly Af Samuel S. Rhame, 160.1 feet; and thence running north 89 degrees W minutes west along said land former¬ ly of D. S. Denton, 64.96 feet to the point or place of beginning; contain¬ ing within said bounds 13.698 acrei of land, according to a survey made by D. S. Denton, Jr., December 2, 1910; being the same premises con¬ veyed by Samuel V. Abel and LllllM M. Abel, his wife, to the aforesaid n. Witman Dambly, by deed dated the 23rd day of Deceniber, 1910, and re¬ corded in the offlee of the Clerk of Nassau County in Liber 251 of Deeds at page 384 on the 29th day of De¬ cember, 1910, at nine minutes past eleven a. m.
The said six parcels being subjecf to the risrhts, reservations and rt- strlctions in said deeds contained.
oafd premises will be sold suoject ^o any state of facts that a survey iriL^ show, and to covenants and re. si rict..-ns, if any, affecting the same; to riparian rights, if any, in the bay and creeks running through or ahut- ting said premises; to rights kid easeiuents of lot owners, if any, over the streets laid out on said map and to a prior mortgage for $i)9,000 witk interest thereon.
Excepting from the above described premises all those plots, pieces or parcels of land sitnated at East Kock¬ away, County of Nassau and State of New York, known and designated on a certain map entitled "Map B of Elaet Rockaway Park, Nassau Countf, AVindsor Land & Improvement CoM- pany, C. W. Smith, City Surveyor," aud filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Nassau on October 1*. 1911, as .Map No.. 42, as and by tke lots numbers 1 to 5, both inclusive, and 26 to 30, both inclusive, in Block 28. and 403, 404 and 405 in Block 14, and 444 and 445 in Block 18, which were released from said mortgage, together with an easement for in¬ fi ress and egress to said lots over tke streets and avenues as laid down on f^aid map in both directions to the nearest public highway.
Also excepting from the above de¬ scribed premises all that pan of the said mortgaged lands situate at East Rockaway. County of Nassau and State, of New York, known and des- i.t'nated on a certain map entitled '•-Map B, of East Rockaway Park, Naa¬ sau County, Windsor Land & Im¬ provement Conipany, C. W. Smltk. ("ity Surveyor, and filed in the office of the Clerk of the Couuty of Nas¬ .sau on October 9th, 1911, as Map No. i'2, as and by the lot numbers 29, 21, 22 and 23 In Block No. 2.';.
Together with an easement for In¬ gress and egress to the premises above described over the streets and ;ivenues u.s laid down on said map la both directions to the nearest public highways. Dated October 29,1917.
JAMES M. SEAMAN, Referee. A-RTHUR P. HILTON,
Plaintiffs' Attorney, 350 Julton Street, Jamaica, N. Y.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Pursuant to an order of HON. LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice Is here¬ by given to all persons having claima against Jobn Schlegel, lato of tho Town of Hempstead, in the said coun¬ ty, deceased, to preaent tbe same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscrik- er the executor of the last Will and Testament of said deceased, at her place ot transacting business at the oflice of Oeorge Morton Levy, Free- port, New Yurk, on or before the flrat day of Janaary next. Dated, Mineola, N. Y., June 18, 1917. AMANDA SCHLiCOEL, George Morton I.«vy, Czocutor.
Attorney for Execator, 1-7 Raiiroad Avenue, Freeport, N. Y.
NOTICK ro C.tEDfTOJiS
Pursuant to sn order of HON. U:0N1' U. HOWKi-U Surrogate of the (ounty of Nasaau, notice la here¬ by gi<'en to all peraons havinc claims against BERNAHD LENNON, late pt the Town of Hempstead, In tbe said cuunty, deoanaod, to present the ttxtt with tbe.voitdkers tliereof, to the n^ ' errlhei the administrator of tbe gools, chattels and credits of suld deceased, at hta p\tt4it) ot tranaacting buala«M
at tlte oflSee of Oeorge Morton Levy.
Freeport, New York, on or h^ott Iko
ISUt day of Dei3riBb«r gext. Dated, Mlnaola, it. Y., May 28. 19)7.. HENRY 8. I.BNNON.
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