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IMPRESSIVE FLAG DAY EXERCISES BY ELKS
(By Lxaltcd 'Ruler Archer B Wallace) It was a ivonderful tribute to engen¬ der patriotism.
"I waa born an American; I live au Atiiei'lcan; I shall die an Amerl can!" -Daniel Webster.
Such was the spirit which p<y-meat- •d the Flag Day service of Freeport Iyod;<< of Klks in ilu-ir clnb house on 8und!'y afternoon. The lodge room was beaufifully decorated In the na¬ tional colorn, causioK each person as be or she entered to feel the breath of pairiotiain shoot from head to foot. p]xtra seating accotnmodatlons bad to bc provided, and even then many per- nons were unable to obtain seats.
Ah each person entered he or she was jiresented with a HaK pin, and a card prograin, the front cover of ¦which carried a most beautiful design in intertwined American tlags sur¬ rounded by gold.
After a majority of the audience bad been seated the Freeport Home Guard, in uniform, led by .Major Frank H. Holland and Capt. F>dward E, Chase, entered and took seats re¬ served for them. A minute after en¬ tei ed members nf I). P. P. Mott Post, No. i,'27, O. A. R., led by Commander William H. Patterson. As these vet¬ erans entered, fhe Home Guard arose and stood at attention and salute un¬ til the veterans h.id taken their seats In front of them. It was an lmpre«- •ire sgenc,
' In the meantime the Ix)dge mem¬ bers had been forming in line down¬ stairs, and after those who were to
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"While the Exalted Ruler was led to the principal station of the Lodge, the Esteemed Leading, Loyal and Lectur¬ ing Knights and Esquire formed a
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' line in fronf of and facing tbe audi¬ ence. Dr. Urban LAfrican, of Hemp¬ stead, in tbe meantime rendering flne music on the pipe Organ, while Ex¬ alted Ruler Archer B. Wallace an- ' noiTnced the purpose of the .celebra¬ tion. This was followed by the audi¬ ence rising and singing "The SUi Spangled Banner," after which tht I chair officers were cpnducted to their stations, over which emblazoned in electric letters the mottoes: "Charity, Justice, Brotherly Ix»ve and Fidelity.' rhey explained the mottoee of each station, and the significance of ihc American flag from each. Secretary Sylvester P. Shea explaining that of the principal* station, after which tlu Exalted Ruler explained that every service of the I'^lk.s contains patriot¬ ism and in them the .-Vmerican flap is exenipLlfied. This part of the ser vice concluded with invocation by ihe Chaplain. Chester A. Fulton.
In sweet voice Miss Addie T.vde- man, of Hempstead, then sane two beautiful soprano solos; Past Kxalt cd Ruler Franklin G. Hill, of .Merrick read "The History of Our Country's , Flag," and the audieiu'e arose anc! sang The Battle Cry of Freedimi. I With rare elocutionary power .Mis.'- V. .Madeline Benctt, of Henipstead. then rendered two recitations. "Die.^ for the Flag at Last" and "The Flas that .Makes Men Free." There wert teats in the eyes of many when slit ,-nnclilded.
.sc'xi *as the altar service of the Lodge, th;' building of the large Horal liei; of Liberty.
.">lesdames Hill, Knobel, Reach and Calkins then sang "Nearer, My God. To Thee. •
Witl. pure enthusiasm and highest sentiment Counsellor Moses FelteUi ¦stein addressed "The Elks' Tribute tn the Flag."
.Madame J- S. Bettinetti, of Baldwin, rendered the solo, "Queen of Sheba," and on encore with a classical rendi¬ tion of "My Country 'Tis of Thee.'
Explaining the objects of the Order of Elks, the main objects of which are inculcating patriotism and love of counti-y. District Deputy Grand Exii'ted Ruler Dr, l,€ster G. Brim- liier, of Long Island City, on behalf of Freepori Lodge of F^lks, then pre- s.iiied to the Village of Freeport a lai'ge Anierk'an flag.
The Ladies' Quartette then render¬ ed aother selection, after which .an address full of patriotism and historic reniinniscences was Riven by Siiiier¬ visor Hiram R. Smith.
The i;xalted Ruler then read a flaji card, which had been originaled by .larvis R. Wood, vice-president of the Keystone Type F''oiindry, and fnrnu'r- ly a resident of Oyster Bay, whicii card was subsequently distributed lo each person in Ihe audience.
The Exalted Ruler also called at¬ tention lo the fact hat four members of the Ixidge had already enlisted, and were In active service, viz: Fran¬ cis S. Arguinibati, with the Base Hos¬ pilal Corps, in France: Lieutenant Andrew J MacKli'oy, Co. L, 47th N. Y. Infatry. at Aviation Field, Min¬ eola; Lieutenant Theopolis Parstuis, tni]. Machine Gun Company, on duty on city water works property; Mil- un I¦^ Hr^yward. First Enjiineer's '"n ps, expectini; In be called to duly in July.
The .iiidience then sang "America," and 'he service concluded wi'tli ilu ihanKs Io all who had participated. .-.iKi a welcome to all to be present af the nt .\t public pervice of the Ell'S.
.\ beautlfiil silk souvenir, the uifi of Gc'U'ge .'V. MacDonald, president of .Nassau <fe Suffolk Lighting Cnm- l>an>. ii'td a member of Paterson j Lodge ol Elks, was then presented each oPeiM- present, tbe pai'tici|>aiits in fbe day's program, as well as the eo'iiroaifiilig officers nf the other nr- :;ani/.aiitin^' present, and the Fla.g D.ty Committee.
The pMrticip.inis in the program, coinmaiidine officers of the visiting; nr- I'arii/aiinns, offlcers and commit i<>e were then entertained at a banquet, rhc day's program throughout was ndiiii':t>dly the best ever presented li.\ Ihe Frerport Ivodge of Elks.
LKtiAL NOTICES.
LE«JLL NOTICES.
LAWS OW NBW YORK—By Autherity.
^CHAP. 241. AK ACT to ajnend the atate charltlea law. In reference to the dutlea of the aiiper- tattendent of the atate hospital at Ray- brook, and tbe receipt of free patient* therein
Became a Uw April 23. 1917, with tba appro'val of the Governor. Passed, three- flftha belns preeent
The People of the State of New Tork. repreaented In Senate and Assembly, d" enact as follows:
Section 1. Section one hundred and flfty- seven of chapter flfty-seven of the lawl of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act relallnf to state charities, con¬ atltuting chapter flfty-flve of the .-onsoli- dated lawa," aa amended by ch.ipter fovi- hundred and forty-nine of the lUws of nineteen hundreii and ten. Is hereby I amended by adding thereto a new !>i.b- dlvlalon, to be known as su'jdivlslon ten. and to read as follows: I 10. Olve to superintendents of county I tuberculosis hospitals courses In the dlag- ! nosla and trefltment of luberciilosls ami i In hospital admlulBtr.-itlon. The boar.l 1 and lodRlng of such superintendents of county hospitals, while aetually In nt¬ tendance at such courses, shall be charKe.i aa an expense of contlu.tlng said hospital I t. Section one hundred and sixty of aald chapter Is hereby amended to read as followa:
I 160 Free patients. The trustees of said hospital to be appointed under and pur¬ auant to the provlHlons of this article. and their successors, are hereby given power and authority to receive therein patients who have no ability to pay. but no person shall be admitted to the hos¬ pital who haa not been a citizen of this state for at laast one year, excepting that a female who has been a resident of the state for at leaat flve years preceding tho date pf the application may be bo ail- mltted. though not a citizen, Every per- abn deelrlng frea lyefttment Ip said hos¬ pital shall apply to tne health offlcer of Ua or hy village, town, sity oc county
who shall tfiereupon Issue a written re¬ quest to the euperlntondenjj of said ho>'- pltaj for the odmlaatofi and treatment of Ihoh persiMH which request and atatenieni •hall be kept on flle bv the Buperlntendent of the hospital, Such request..* shall he flled by the superintendent In a book kept for that purpose In the order of their re¬ ceipt by him. The health ofBcer Bhall notify the local authorities of the* town, city or county In which the person desir¬ ing free treatment reslde-s, having ehargo of the relief of the poor, of every request Issued to the superintendent of the saM hospital In accordance with the provlsio«s of this section. The said local aiithorllle'> of the po.ir may make such investlpatioii aa they deem proper aa to the ability of said person to pay for treatment, and If said person has already been transfi^rre.l to aald hospital at Raybrook the super¬ intendent of snld h08plt.ll .shall co-oppi.itn and assist the said local authorities In obtaining such information. Provl.lcil however, nothing her^'ln contained shall be construe<l to delay the Imme.llate fer- wardlng of said person to the said Iioh- pltal whenever there are facilities there for his reception. Whenever there aro vacancies caused by death or remov;., the 'sftld superintendent shall thereupon Issue a requept to an examining physlcliin. appointed ns provided for In section one hundred and /Ifty-nlne, In the same cii> or county, and If there be no .ouch examining phy.slclan In said city »r coun¬ ty then to the nearest examining physi¬ cian, for the examination by him of i.»M patient. l'pon the rwiuest of such super¬ intendent said examining physician shall examine all persons applying for free ml mission and treatment In said ingtltutl.jn. and determine whether surh persons ap¬ plying are suffering from Incipient pul¬ monary tuberouIoslB. No per.son shall be admitted as a patient In said Inslitiilion without the certlflcate of one of sul.l e'<- amlning physicians certifying that such applicant la suffering from Incipient pul¬ monary tuberculosis, and If upon the re¬ ception of ."v person at such hospital, It It found by the authorities thereof that he is not suffering from Incipient pulmo¬ nary tuberculosis, or Is suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis In such an ad¬ vanced stage as to prevent his deriving any benefit from care and treatment Ht such hospital, he shall be returned In the place of his residence, and the expense of transporta.tleii to and from the lins- pltal shall be paid by nald loeal authori¬ ties. Admission to aaid hospital shall be made In the order In which the nnniea of applicants shall appear upon the appli¬ cation book to be kept as above pro¬ vided by the superintendent of suld hos¬ pital, Insofar as sucli nppUoants are sub¬ sequently certified b.v the said examining physician to be suffering from Incipient pulmonary tuberculosis. Every pcrnon who Is declared aa herein provided lo be unable to pay for his or her caie or treatment shall he transported to an.l from the hospital at the expense of said local authorities, and cnre<l for, tr.ate.I and maintained therein at the expense of the municipality which would otherwise be chargeable with the support of such poor or Indigent person; and the expense of transportation, treatment, mainte: an. e and the actual cost of articles of cloihlnK furnished by the hospital to such pooi¬ or Indigent person shnll bo a county .Ity or town charge, as the ca«e may be
i 3. This act shall take eftect Immedi¬ ately.
State of New 'Vork, Office of the Secre¬ tary of State, ss:
I have compared the preceding wllli the original law on flle In this ofllce, and do hereby certify that the same la a correct transcript therefrom and of the wheie of said original law.
FRANCIS M. HUGO
Secretary of St.ite
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. 242. AN ACT lo amend the agricultural law. In relatlor. to branded cans, jurs or bot¬ tles, remarked or usetl without consent of owner.
Became a law April 2S, 1917, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three- flfths being present. i The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Ae8embl.\-. do enact as follows;
Section 1. Bectlon thlrty-sU-a of ehap¬ ter nine of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled "An act In relation to agriculture, constituting chapter one of the consolidated laws," as added by .hap¬ ter two hundred and sixteen of the laws of nineteen hundred and sixteen, la h.reby amended to read as follows:
1 86-a. Any person owning milk cans. Jars or bottles upon whloh he has placed or desires to place any dealgnating mark may register the snld dealgnating mark with the eommiasloner or agriculture, who shall keep a record thereof, and he mav nlso reglatar with the conrimlssloner of agriculture, from time to time, the num¬ ber of auch cans, Jara or Imttles whl' h he haa or Is to have, which do or may bear such dealgnating' mark. Such cans, jars or bottles may after such reglstratlnr, be numbered conaecutlvely and such con¬ secutive numbers may be registered In the department of agrtcnjiture, as above provided, with the designating mark. If any sueh can, Jar or bottle, bearing auch designating mark shall be found In tin: poaaeaslon of. and being uaed by any per¬ son other than the one so reglaterlng the aom* It ehall be praaumptlve evidence of a violation of tbe provlalona of the agri¬ cultural law, unleas auch peraon has the conaent of ttm owner thereof to eo have and uae the aame.
No person, except the orlelnal owner thereof, or a person duly authorized by him ao to do, ahall remove, deface or ' WAM. any of tbe marks upon the cans, jara or bottles berain provided for.
'When the eawoiiaalatMr of agriculture, er any person daly autherissd by him, thall And Any aosk «aaa Jars or liottlaa, I
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bearing such registered designating Starl^ In the poaaeaslon of or l>eing uaed by an¬ other person than the owner thereof, he may aelae tbe same, and If evidence i* not produced in three da.va showing that ¦uch peraon had been given permlasion to have or use such rans. Jars or twtUea. ! then thej- ahall be delivered by the com- ! missioner of agriculture, or his agents, to : the person from whom taken, otherwise | tbo commissioner of agriculture shall j notify the owner of such yHOn, Jars or bot¬ tles Ihal he has the Siime and upon appli- I .at..Ill tlellver the same to su. h owner. '
} 2. This act shall take eff.'ct Immedi- i attly. '
St.ite of New York, Offlee of the Secre- ,
tary of State ss
t have eoiiipureil the preceding with the : orlKintil law on tile in this frffi.e. and do i hereby certify that the same l^ a correct transcript therefrom and of the m-hole of suld original law.
FRANCl.S M. HIGO.
Se. rotary of State
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
("HAP : V AN ACT lo amend the code nf eivil pro¬ cedure. In relation lo p.:lilicatloii of
notices and ntl.er proceilinjrs.
Became a law April '23, I'.n,, with Iha approval of the Governor. I'.isiic*!, ihrce- flfths l>elng present.
The People of the State of N'ew Ycrk, represented in Senate and Asseinbly, ri.i enact us follows:
Section 1. Section eight hundred and twenty-six of the code of civil procedure ' is hereby amended to read as follows: <
t 826. Publication, where no newspaper, et cetera, in county or city. 1. Where a notice, or other proceeding, is required by law to be published in a newspaper pub¬ lished lu a, county, and no newspaper Is published therein, or to bo published of- tener than any newspaper Is regularly published therein, the publication may be made tn a newspaper of an orljoinlng j county, except where special provision is | otherWISA made hy law', '
^. Where a, notice or other proceeding ! is required by law lo bo published In a , newspaper In a county which contains a city liaving no newspaper, or to Ue pub¬ lished In such city, the piihlkution. If ao required to be made In the coiuit.\. may be made either In the couniy or In a city, outside the couniy. adjoining such city In which no newspaper Is published: or. If ao required to be made in the city In which no newspaper is publl..;hed. the pub¬ lication may be made In such ailjolnlng city of another county.
i 2. Section sixteen hundred and seven¬ ty-eight of the code of civil proeoilure, Is hereby amended to read ns follows:
i 1678. Sale; notice of; how conducted. A sale made in pur-suanoe of any pro- vl..!loii of this title, must be at public auc¬ tion to the hlghc-l bi.l.ler Noliee of such sale must bo given by Ihe ofheer makinfi it. as prescribed In seclioii fourteen hun¬ dred and thirty-finir of this act for the sale by the sheriff of real properly, hy virtue of an execution, unless the prop¬ erty Is situated wholly or parity in a ell\'. or in an Incorporated village of the Hrst • las.s in which a dally, semi-weekly or trl-weekly newspaper is published, and. in that case, by rulillshini; iiotiee of the sale in sueh a dally, semi-weekly or trl- I weekly paper al least twice In each week ' for three su.'res.sUe weeks, or in a weekly ' paper publlHbe.l in a cily or in such In¬ corporated village of the first class ence In each of the six weeks, Immedlat.Ij preceding the sale, nr in the counties of New York and Kings in two surh liaDy papers, which, if the propert.\' be loeaU-.l In the county of New Vnrk. shnll be designnted for that purpose by nn.l In the i judgniPiil directing such sale. If the prop- • erty be situated In ii city in which no I newspaper Is piiblisheil. nnd there be an | adjoining oity, in nnother eouiit.\. In which . a newspaper Is published, surh nnlice ] shall be puhllsheil either twice a week for three siic.'esslve weeks Immediately ' preceding the sale In a dail.v semi-weekly or trl-weekly newspaper of the latter city ' or ence a week for six siie.'esslve weeks lmme<llatel.v preeeding Ihe sale in a weekly newspaiier of surh cil.i'. If the offlcer appolnte<l to make sueh sale dues not appear at the time nn.l place where
such sale has been a.h ertlse.l to take i "^
place, then In that case the ultnmey for I —' ~
the plaintiff mav postpone or adjourn
such sale net to ex.eed fmir weeks, dur- |^0 EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT
Ing whii'h time surh attorney may make
appiiration to the court to have another .Adverlisemeols lof The IVassau Post
person appolnte.l to make such sale „_ . _ . „ _, f i D_„:iK..,»:•«»,.
Notice of the iK>8tpoiiement of the sale Way bc kll at G. I. Brailhwaile s
must be published in Ihe paper or papers ! SlatiOiierV SlOfC, RaiiPOad AveflUe,
wherein the notire of sale was published ! CpppnApi
The terms of the sale must be ma.le i rrt:C|Wri.
known at the sale, nnd if the property, or :
any part thereof, la tn be sold subject to! , ,™^,,,-,r>TT r^t^
the right of dower. charBe or lien, that \ - AUTOMOBILES
fact must be .le.lared at the time of the | ————^——.—————^——
sale. If the property eonaisis nf two i-r
more distinct )-iJUU..(-s farms or lnt« thev
ahall be .sold separntely, unless otherwise
ordered by the court; an.l prnvl.led
further, thai where two or more buililings
are situated In the same i Ity lot, they be
sold together 11 3. Thla net shall take effect September
first, nineteen hundred and seventeen.
State of New York, Offlee of the Secre¬ tary of State, sa: I have compared the,.preceding with the
original law on tile In this ofliee. and do
hereby eertlfy that the same Is a correct
transcript therefrom nnd of the whole of
said original law.
FRANCIS M. HCGO. Secretary of Stale.
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WANTED I
SALESLADY - Wanted for general | dry goods. James S. I^ewis, \N>sl .Mtirick Hoad and Church Streei, Fitt'iioii.
WE HAVE a large demand for sUght- ! ly used men's clothes and furs; good ' pri( es paid. J. Kegel & Son, 47 | R!..oad .\\<'nne, I'leeiwrt. Phone! :i(iS-W. • 7-]-41 '
WANTED—Furnished room for man j and wife: or will board in private! family- Box X. .Nassau Post.
AMERICA.N GE.\TL1;mAN desires, perhitps, permanent accommoda- lious for his wife, llfteen monlhs old boy and himself with congenial liri\aie family, not loo far from sta¬ tion. Address Box 7X, care Dore- iiliis Co.. -ll Uroad Street, New York City, N. Y.
MORTGAGE LOANS
MONEY
TO L0.4N 9S M>ND AND MORTGAGC Qakk AdlM E. N. IDWARDS FREEPORT, L I.
FOR RENT
Fll It UKXT 4 room apart meni and bath; hrst floor, $1S. Hioadwacr and Rosedale Ave., J. D. Comi-»kv, tei. 86.
FOR SALE Small furnished hou.«e. three rooms; garden, chicken c«op, .i;arai;i'; healthy location. Box 4 .Merrick. I'lintie :iiili FreeiKirt. i!-8-tf
FOR .SALE At sacrifice, about 20" iMra laiLc si.'.ed pige<ms. Address Hox 4, .Nassau Fost.
We Have Applications lor liouses to rent, fDrnished or anturnished, Irom desirable tenants. Will be pleased to list your property either For Sale, Rent or Exchange.
JAMES HANSE
Tol. 77 33 RAlIJtOAD AVE. FREEPORT,
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Metal Celling am) Hoiisenork a 11 Speciiillv
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steel leillngs. Side WalN Hnd
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•->l.'{ Miller Axniie Vreeporx
( (MM'OKATIONS Oli4.AM/.FI« In Son Vork until .July 1st, i!t8..V>
liieliKliiiK coinpletc niillit. Aceoiin'!>)
collected everywhere
Suite V2UK TinicN Huilding
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FOR SALE ;:
FOR SALE Til and nt w 22 foot saiV never used: very cheap, IiK|iiiii John Hush, nellninre. ti-IVC:
"OR SALE A plot 50x1.^.11 on th, West .side of Connecticut A^cniie, 27.=, feci north of Cenlral Aveut , known as lots luu and UH. for sale clieHp for cash. ".Make an offer .\ddresK A. I). Raynor. (Ji^ibel Bros .New Vork City.
ro RENT Dead storage space for automobiles %2 per month. P. O. box 67. Freeport.
FOR SALE Ford Rnadsler, V.l\n ino del, perfeci met hanical condition ;:ood tires. .fL'2r, II. (). Downs, IHi North Mam Street, I'reeport. fi-22-1'
Drawing the Line.
the East side of .North .Main Str.
A Wichita man has suimI his wife!""'' ""' '"^¦«''»'.^i''*- "f l-<;"»ard Ave¬ nue, riiniuiig thence Nnrlherly along the East .'¦ide of .North .Main Street,
for divorce because she cursed him, smoked cigarettes und kicked his shins. No lady will kick a Kcntlemau's BbiDS.—Emporia Gazetto.
LAWS OF NEW YORK-By Authority.
CHAP. :'i3. AN ACT to amend the Hf;rieiiltural law. In relation to prevent ing the spread of Inseet pests and fungus diseases Became a law April 24. 1917. with the approval of the Governor, Passed, three- fifths being present,
Tbe People of the State of .New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Chapter nine of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled ''An net In relation to agriciilii.re, constituting ehapter one of the consolidated laws," Is hereby amended by adding a new section, to be known as section three hundred and four-a, to read as follows:
} 304-a. Prevention of the spread of in¬ sect peats and fungus diseases a.mong ! trees and plants. The tent eatcrplUar. ' the forest tent caterpillar an.l the fungu.s i known nB black knot are hereby dcclaretl '. to be public nulsaneea. When owners of property within this state shall report to the comml.ssloner of agriculture that an
Do6med to Uncertainty. Helen—'Tiid Fbireii.c marry her Mdeiil?' " (;<'ririide—"Tlie will never know." licit
nne hundred (lodl feet to the ,S(Witli line of lot iiiiiiiher 2117, as designatetl nil said map; niniiiiif; ihence I':asterl\ along the Soiiil, ' nc of said lot nii. hundred lif:y-,sii and iwo-ientlis il.'.t!.2l fcl in ll'e West side of Ini I iHihibcr 2i;2: ihi ;.ee running South
poor girl I ciy along the West side nf lot nun.
—"Why?" iher 2'I2, one hundred IMIU) feet to o
Gertrude—"Her Ideal is a man who ' jioint nu the North side of Leoiinn wnuld not marr' again even If his wife A\eniH'. distant one hundred Ilft>
should di»
-Judge.
i.k(;ai, NOTK ks
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ANGELLNE GALLIENNE, as Ad- iiiinistratrix of the Goods, Chat¬ tels and Credits of Abraham W Gaillenue, Lieceased.
I'lainliff. against THE BELL.MORE REALTY COM¬ PANY, Defendant.
NOTICE OF SALE In pursuance of a judKineni of fore- elosiire and sale, made and entered In the above entitled action, bearing flaK.'
June :Mh. i;)17, 1, the undersigned lh outbreak of the i><>8t8 known as tent cater, j Referi-e in said judgment named, will Kignaled on said map
pillar, forest tent caterpillar or the fun¬ gus known ns black knot exists, <.r when said commissioner haa knowledge that : either of these pests or this disease Is damaging trees or plants he shall cnuse an Investigation to be made If It Is found, as a result of such Investigation, that there Is reasonoble ground to believe j Ihat such caterpillars or fungus disease ' will spread nnd do damage lo trees, plants I or other vegetation, the commissioner of
seven and four-tenlh..4 1107.4) feet Easterly from fhe intersection of Mi. i;asi side oi' .North .Main Street and Ilie .Nnrth side of L«'onar(l Avenut iiiiiiiiiiK Cielire \\'eKltrly along ili. .North side of said Li.'tmard Avenu. (IIK hundred flfty-seven and four- teiitiiw (L'i7,4l feet to the point oi Iilace nf beuinning. Containing all th. land within said Ixuinds
SECOND PIECE, BEGINNING at ;, Iioiiii formed by Ihe intersection nt the East side nf .North .Main Streei and the Hoiitli Side of Leonard Ave¬ nue, riinlng ihence Easterly along 'ht South side of Leonard Avenne out hundred lifty-eighl nCH) feet to Un Wtst line of lot number 1S4, afi des thence Soii'li
sell al public auction, at the front erly along the West line of lot nurn- door of the First .National Bank of her 1S4, one hundred fifty '1.''.0) feer Fre^d^ort, Freeport, Nassau County, to the northeast corner of lot numbei .New Vork, on the 4th day of August, 177, as designated on said map; l!tI7, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, . thence running Westerly along tlo- the premises directed by said judg-' .Noriherly line of lot number 177. om- ment lo be sold, and therein described hundred fifty-nine and eight-tenth..- as follows: iI.Mt.Xi feel to the East side of North
ALL those certain lots, pieces or Main Street; thence .Northerly alcMig
agriculture may oriier the owners to de- ' parcels of land, siluate, lying and be- the East »tidt of North .Main Street, atroy auch caterpillars and such dlseaited Ing in Ihe Village of Freeport, Town one hundred and fifty f1.^«0) feef, tr, trees and the owners ahall comply with of Hempstead, County of Nassau, and ; the point or place of begining. such order under the direction or survell- ' state of .New York, known and deslg- Containing all the land within naid
lmrorized'renre°,Tn'V»mrfn/nn^^^^ hounds, together with all the riKbt,
autnorizeo representative! and no damage . _ ,, i, i ti_~.. .... „• /"¦v.«..Iim, ...i j . . • » .u
shall be awarded or paid to any owner i "' Russell Park, Property of Charles title and Interest of the mortgagor in of trees or plants necessarily destroyed ' A. Sigmond, Freeport, L. I.." as and and fo .North Main Street and Leon-
by the lot nuinbers one hundred ard Avenue adjoining the two pieces seventy-nine (17I»), one hundred' hereinbefore described, seventy-eight (1781. one hundred The properly will be sold subject eighty (180), one hiidred eighty-one to a mortgage of Two thousand dol (181), one hundred eighty-two (182). lars and Interest, i have"cornp'arid the preceding with th» on« hundred eighty-three (183», two! Dated. June 20th, 1917. original law on flle In this office, and do ; hundred sixty-three (263), two hun- DOl'GUABS C. LAWRENCE,
hereby certify that the soma Is a correct irB6 sixty-four (264), two hundred ; Referee
^^^A^li^ therefrom and of the whole of | gixty-flve (265), two hundred sixty-I CLINTON M. FLINT, original '•*¦ ,„ (266). Attorney for PUIntlff.
BsCTetir/oi iWats. FIRST PIECP:: BEGINNING at a ,<;i Railroad Avenue,
point formed by the intersection of Freeport, N. T-
by vlri:ue of the work performe<l In carry Ing out the provisions of such order.
I 2. Thla act shall take effect Immedi¬ ately.
State of New Tork, Offlco of the Secre¬ tary of State, ss
