THE HASSAU POST, FIEEPORT, X. T, FWDAT, MAECH 31, 1916.
tETa
DR. J. S. SHAPERO
* DENTIST
HOURS: » A. M. to « P. M. Tl S. MAIM «T. ITRKBPORT, n. I.
Telephone 108«-W Freeport If You Appreciate Style ni««l««tu»
EAGLE
Electrical Shoe Repairing
Rubbers and Shoes Repaired while you wait.
All Work Guaranteed.
Reasonable Prices.
JAMES PISCIOTTA, Prop.
3 5 RAILROAD AVKNUE Freeport, L. I.
We Know How
Charles Howard
CO^OUCTS
A First-lass hun}
at
28 BROOKLYN AVENUE FREEPORT
Goods called for &nd promptly returned.
If you only knew the great differ¬ ence glasses make
You wouldn't hesitate to get them. Dimmed, tired eye¬ sight is made clear and strong by using glasses that are properly fitted to your eyes. Strong and good eyesight is gniarded against the danger of eyestrain. Have your eyes examined by a registered Optometrist without charge.
». AT
A. E. MILLER'S JEWELRY STORE
42 S. MAIN ST. FREEPORT
Doctor's Offlce Hours: 9 a. m. fo 12 a. m.; 2 p. m. to 7 p. m.
All repairs promptly attended to at lowest possible, pricea.
Do You Look Ahead ?
If you have an old gas range, and are tired fooling with it, and expect to get a new one sometime in the future.
This Is Your Chance
Or, if you are still without the convenience of hot water whenever you want it,
You can Save Money by
Getting a Gas Tank
Water Heater
Now
In order to get an early start on our work this year, for a thort time we will give
20% Discount on Gas
Ranges and Tank
Water Heaters
The Nassau and
Suffolk Lighting
Company
QBO. If ACDONALp. Prea.
MILUARYTRAINING FOR SCHOOLBOYS
Youngest Army Ever CM Mo¬ bilized in New Yorlc.
OFFICERS TALK TO YOUTHS
Preparation* Being Made by Atsocia- tion to Accommodate 15,000 Boys at a Camp During the Summer—Many Prominent Men Have Their 8on« En¬ rolled—General Wood Co-operate*.
New Vork.- The youngest army ever called together was mobilized re<'eutly. One thousand New York schoolboys, iiged twelve and u[i, met af national guard armories in .Maubaffan and Brooklyn to enroll for fbe big summer camp which is being organized by the .National Scbool Camp ii.s.so<laflon of 1 Broadway.
The regiment which answered the ciill to the colors Is but the first group of what Is expecfe<l to be the largest schoolboy organization lu tbe elty. Preparations are being made by thc association to accommodate as many MS l.'j.fXH) Iwytt at tlie eajpo during the summer. M
The meetings were held Mth the ap¬ proval and co-operatloii of Major (ien¬ eral Ufouard Wood, who detailed of¬ llcers under bis commiiiid to be present at llu- armories and falk fo the buys enlisting.
Tho largest and most enthusiastic meeting wns held at the Twenty-third Infanlry Hegiment armory ou Hedford avenue. Hrookl.ni. I'ully GIXI boys on rolU'd aiul cheered ( uptaln T. K. .Mur¬ phy of l-'ort Wailsworfh, who spoke tn Ihem. The olIh-cM- told fhem of the ud- vaiiliiges of preparedness. lie nar- ralctl the uiililary history of the i-oun- Iry, giving examples of how heavy a price was paid for la<k of prrpared- ness.
.Many pnuiiiiieni men attended the meetiug to (Mimll their sons. Colonel Chamberlain of (Ieneral Wwid's sfalT brought Ills boy lo stand In line with Ihe sous of Colonel Mifcham, also of General Wood's stuff, nnd of Lieuten¬ ant CouimaiKler .Icssup of fhe Hrook lyn navy yard.
.\. number of the faculty of tbe Rrooklyn Polytechnic Institute also was present, ^^lere Is a plan uiuler way fo organize a biiftallon In the in sfltule to attend fhe camp.
The Idea of a great (-amp wiibin trolley distance of Xew York has prov¬ ed a most iKipular tuie. Tlundrcds of boys have had Ihelr applications filed a considerable lime, while hundreds of parents have also written the as.socia¬ tlon asking permission to enroll Ihelr boys.
The camp will firobably be loi-alcil on Staten Island, though the site bn-; not yet been delinitely idcked. It will be a gunloss camp; buf, aside from this detail, Ihe work wlll follow close ly thnt done In grownups' organlzn tlons. Any boy over Iwelve In publi" school, high school or (-ollege is ellgi bic fo Join. It Is oxpe(-led that a corps will lie formed of medical stinhMii-;. who wlll have a splendid oppoifunlfy to study Ibc Important subject of i-iimp saiiitafloii.
The ciitiip will open .luly I and will be held for two months. Hoys may re main tbero from tw<> w€>eUs to ihc eu tire two months If they clinose. Tln' entire cost fo each boy \vill be aboui 20 cents a day. K.i'h youn--' so'dicr will linv»» fo supply his own iinlfmm. which will bo sliiiii.-ir to that of (be boy scouts.
'fbe Incipient soldiers will he put through a. stiff course of frnliiing In general held work, "pen order W(mI< and the other regulation army diills In Iho meantime, liefore the camp l>^ opened. Ihc enrolled memliers of the camp wlll drill several days ev('r> week in Ihe city armories.
JAIL BETTER THAN HOME.
Kruee Paid to Stay There Rati e- Than With His Relatives.
('lil(-ngo. -'- .\ugust Kruse, wbo fo Hve yoara h.-is been a voluiit.iiy iiiuiati- of the Du Fnae county Jail af Wheat.)ii 111., rather Ihan Uvo with rehitlvo.^ who doiibfiMl his sanity, told Ihc slicr Iff be was coiii^: «-est fo li><' "ii n faiiii.
K'l-iisC imid tlie i-iuiiity .$1 a i'av fur lhe pil'-llcKe of living in the .i:iil. In IlHMi H peflfioii to buve blm dcclred Insane was liearrl In the county coiir! He was found lo bo sane, but «<iiilil not rot urn fo his lumie, ami after t'vc years' nbscnce returned fo Wlieaioii ami Hrraiiged for (innrfers in the saire Jail to which he had been taken years liefore.
"1 wiinf to get back to the farm.' said Kruse. "I sit here and think of what I used fo do. and I'm going to be gin ovor again. I'm going away off though, not back to the old farm."
CONCHICKS'llEPOfll
HOPES NAVY BILL WILL PROVIDE , ADEQUATE DEFENSE.
One of the rfcost Important acts of legislation of this Congress was the pas.-iage by fhe House of fhe Hay .Military bill which provided for an Increase in the military establish¬ ment. I'nder provisions of the bill, the regular army Is Increa.sed to 140,000 men, and the state mllltia Is federalized. Provision Is also made for a reserve force; for military training under regular army olllcer of students in colleges: and for the estahll.shment of training camps. An item to eroct a nitrate plant, owing to a suspicion fhaf .'Minister motives wore behind the project was stricken from the bill.
This bill while an advance over our pre.sent system does not go as far as many would like. It is hoped that ill the Navy bill a more adequate means of defense will be adapted.
During all the snow storms on Long Island wo have been enjoving almost spring weather.
LEGAL NOTICES.
MERRICK CHURCH NOTES.
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran 1 Church.
.St. .lohns Kvangelical Lutheian Church, Merrick, meets in No. fwo fire hall on Camp avenue, Rev. Wil¬ liam Steinbicker, pastor, residence Kockville Centre. The Bible Sehooi meets every Sunday at lo.;!0 a. iii. Divine worship on the first and third Sunday evenings of tlie moufli at 7.,'!0. Tho next service will be hold fills Sunday; subject of .sermon. , "Jesus, the .Manna of Souls."
The next nionthly moeling of the
Parish Aid Society will lie held on
Thursday afternoon, .\pril 11!, at thc
lionie of .Mrs. C. Bahnsen.
I The last service was so well at-
^ 'ended that flie hall was filled. The
j iirospects of tiii..^ congrogafion are
j very promising. Wc oarnesly urge
all who may ho infeersted in fhe work
I to come now and assure us of their
! co-operation. A hearty wchome
\ awaits one and all.
LEGAL NOTICE.
sri'Kio.Mi'; coriiT. .\.\.s.s..\i; ("(ut.n-tv.
I —lr;i CobiTt I'lo wriKht, I'lalntilT, a^aliLst .fam(^s Garner WrlKlil. .Susaiiiiali CarrK-r Hayward, it al.. Defendants.
I In [lursiiuuce of ;in interlocutnry
1 Judgment of partition and sale duly made an entered In the above entitled action, liearlna: dale itie Slli day ot Feb¬ ruary, 111 Ifi, I, the iiiiuerslKiied, the referee in said judKineiit named, will
.sell al Iiubllc auollon on ilie
1ST D.W OK AIMIII., UU«, at tile IJotim<la of (lie I'outUy Courl House, at .Mineola, .Vassau County, New Vork. at 10.(Ml o'clock In lhe forenoon of that day. Hi,' premises directed by
,sal(l Judgment to be sold and therein (lescrlbrd as follows;
I .Vll that certain |iiece or plot of
[land, situate, lyln« and beini? on the southerly ."'ide of Cenlennlal -•VveiiU)?, In lhe Village of P.oosevelt, Nassau (boun¬ ty, .New york, and nioic fully described as follows:
UeKlnnlnfT at a point on the .southerly .side of Cent.-nnial Avenue in the Vil¬ lage of Kooseveit, Xassau County, Xew York, which is distant three hundred I'.HIO) feet weslerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the west¬ erly side of Freeport and Hempstead Koad and the soullnrly side of Centen¬ nial .Vvenue. runnlnpr thence southerly at riKlit anH:leH with th<> southerly side of Centennial .Vvenue one hundred forty 1140) feet; Ihence westerly parallel wilh the soulherly side of Centennial Avenue tifty (,'irt) feet; tlience northerly Iiarallel with the easterly line hereof, one hundred forty IHO) feet to the southerly side of Centennial Avenue; Ihence easterly alonir iln- southerly side of Centennial Avenue tlfty (50) feet to the point or place of heBlnninf;.
Dated, I-'reeport, .New York,. February
i.<*. mii;.
WIM.IA.M .;. YOrNO.'^. Keferee, i:i,\I.N X. KDWAKD.'^. Plaintiffs Attor¬ ney, 1-7 Kailroad .Vvenue. Freeport. Xew Vork.
FALL CORpECTS HIS VISION.
Broker Hita Hie Head on Sidewalk and Deatn't Need Glasses.
Plttsfleld, Mass.—Ilenry Travers, .Tr. Insurance and real estate broker, fell on an ley sidewalk recently, striking on his head and neck.
For several years Mr. Tnivers had worn glasses, but npon reti^mlng to his offlce after the fall he discovered be could see better and could reati witbout them. Mr. Travers does noi urge this method of treatment for fall lnt eyealf ht
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
DKIVAKTMK.VT OF CDr:t.I-;CTrO.\', Kooni I. Town Hall, Hempsiead, X. Y. The undersigned Kecelver of Taxes for the Town ot Hempatead, hereby Klves notice that he has received the Ta.x Roll and warrant attached thereto dated February 1 fnh, 1915, and will be In attendance to receive .taxes at Room- 1, Town nail, in the -villase of Hemp¬ stead, on
WKn.NK.SIJ.W, MARCH IST, 1»1«,
and every day thereafter until
and Includintr
TIKSDAV, APHII. 4TH, IOIS.
Sundays and Holidays excepted, from
11 a. m. to 4 p. m.
After .Vprll 4th. the underslRned will
receive taxes on MO.NDAY and TUKS-
DAY only of each -week at thc Uecelv-
er's OfHce, from 9 a. m. to .3 p. m.
The Receiver's Offlce will be opened from March 1st, 1916, to June 1st, 1916. All correspondence after this date must be addressed to the County Treasurer at .Mineola, .Nassau County.
To all taxes paid durinpr tho first thirty days no percentaKo will bo udded. Secorid thirty days 2 per cent, will be added and 25 centa for noiice. On and after May 4th. 1916, 5 per cent, will be added and 25 cents for notice.
All taxea are payable at the Receiver's Offlce up to June 1st, after which date they are payable at the Countv Treas¬ urers Offlce at .Mineola. N, Y., "with an extra percentage added thereto.
In payment of taxes through the malls, please send Certified Check or Money Order. Money or Postage Stamps by mall nol accepted for Taxes.
.VII Tax nilKs, Receipts or Correspond- enco-to be sent by mail, must be accom- 'lanled by self-addressed Knvelope and itamp. '
c . „, "¦*' •'" ••00.00.
state Tax
County Tax
Town Tax
Road Tax
Board of Health Tax. .
Baldwin Flre Maintenance Tax" Merrick Flre Maintenance Tax Roosevelt Pire Maintenance Tax'
Hewlett Bay Flre Tax
New Hyde Park Flre Tax.. .! !!! Valley Stream Flre Tax
Woodmere Flre Tax
Baldwin Light Tax ,
Franklin Square Light District;:
. .»0.S7 . .61
Inwood Light Tajt JJ
v^y/i^li''? riVt ^'8:ht District.'
Merrick Light Tax
New Hyde Park Light Tax
Roosevelt Light Tax. .
South Hempstead Light Tax
South .Side Light Tax .
Valley Stream Light Tax'.
Woodmere Light Tax
K»i«i H«>mp(.tead Light Tax
VV..o«1lawn Terrace Light Tai
H«..ii,Hte»d Oardens Light Tax'.','.' VV em Hempntead Light Tax Woui1nit.re-HewIf.tt Light Tai
o,,.iwin \V,rer Tax. . .
..nte,»,,r^ North Water District!!' \hw Hv-1- H«rk Water Tax.... . Morrlck Water Tax . RooseTelt Water Tax!!
Inwood Water Tax
Dated February 19thi "lVi"«
JOSEPH H, FOSTER,
Receiver of Ta»«_
XKW YORK SUPREMK COURT, NAS¬ SAU COl.'NTT.—Lewis H. Ross Com¬ pany. Plaintiff, againsl Blanche Trub¬ enback. Trubenback Realty and (."on- struction Company. Inc.. George .A. Brej!tfr, John J. Oppel. Louis Koch. .Mary Koch. John .V. Baumann, Ann Holloway. tta executrix under the last win anil tPBtam«'nt of Kdwin Holloway. deceased; Louis Verbeeck, Daniel Mor- i U„ii. Jor.r. A. Murray. WilMam M. M"'--- r«y. rjeorge W. Tilton and William B. Carter, as co-partners, doing business as John .X. Murray * Co.. John Schlegel and Amanda Schlegel. his wife, and C.eorue VV. Todd and IJbanus M. Todd, co-partn,-ra doing business as (i. W. Todd «c Co.. and Riber VV. .Xy^^e^. and "Mary- Brester. wife of (l.-orife .V. Bres¬ ler. name '.Vfary" belnn: fictitious, first name unknown to plainlilT. r)efendiints.
Tfl TIIK ABOVi;-.VA.M4-:i> DKFE.XD-
.V.VTS. and each of them: Ydu are hereby suininoned to ans-wer III,- complaint in this aclion, and lo serve a copy of your ans-wer on the PlaintilT's .Vttorney within twenty days after the servlci' of thl>' summ'ins, <>x- sluslve of the day of st r\ ice; and in case nf your failure to appear, or answer. Judgment will be taken against you by default, for lhe relief demanded In the eiirnplalnt.
Dated. Freeport. N. V.. F< b. inh. U'lfi CI.l.VTOX M. FI.I.XT, I'laintirrs Vtloriiev. 1 lllie. an.l Post-OITice .\ddress,
',) KHlMiiad .Xvetuie.
Freeport, X. Y.
•Ill -niK Aiiiivi:-x.\Mi;n dkfkxp-
,V.\TS, George .V. Brester and -.Mary" Hrester, hi.« wife; The foreifolnp suninions Is served upon vou hv pulillcatliiii pursuant lo an order of the Hon. KISSKI.L BK.VK- DICT. a Juslice of the Supreme Court, dated the 2»th day of March, 1916, and tiled, with a copy of the complaint. In th.. OfTice of the Clerk of the County of .Xassau, at .MInioIa. Xassau County. Xew York, on the 30th da.v of March. 1916, which complaint was originally tiled there on the IOth day of February. 1916.
Dat.d. Fn eporl. .V. V. .Vlarc!: :!'iUi. If. Irt.
i-I.IXTO.X .VT. FI.IXT, Plalntift-s .Vttornev. .llli.. ami Post-<lllie. Vddress,
.11 Kailriiad .Vveiui. .
Fr.-eport. X. V.
LEOAL ironcz^a
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LEGAL HOnCES.
SUPREMK COURT, NASSAU COUNTY.
—Marv L.ehlng. Plaintiff, againsl Charles Forrester, also known as <'harles O. Korroater, and others, l>e- fendants. . ,
In pur.ouance of a Judgment of fore¬ closure and sale duly made and enter¬ ed In the above entitled action and bearing date the tenth day of March, 1916. I. the undersigned, the referee In nalj JudBtr.cr.t Tiamed. wl" 'ell at pub¬ lic auction to the highest bidder In the corridor of the .Nas.sau County Court House, situated at .Mineola. Long Island. Xew York, <'ounty of Xassau and State of Xew- York, on the
21>TiI »A1 OF APRII., lUlU, at len o'clock In th- forenoon, the premises directed by said Judgment to he sold and therein described as fol¬ lows.
-Vll Ihat certain piece or parcel of land, with the buildirtgs and Improve¬ ments thereon erected, situate, lying and being at Baldwin'* In the Town of Hempstead. Xassau County, and State of .New Vork. houufU-d and d. scribed as f.illows;
Beirlnnlnp: al th.' s.iuth westerly cor¬ ner thereof, at a point made by the intersection of lhe noriherly line of Ihe hijrhway called Thomas Avenue with thi- easterly line of the hishway called Harrison .Vvt tun-, and thence running northerly along and adjoining said easi- .•rly line of the said Harrison .Vvenue two hundred l200) feet, thence run- nln>: .'asL-rly In a straight line paralle/ with the aforesaid 'Thomas .Vvenue nlnety-iwo and ij/12 i92 6/U'i feet, thenci- southerly In a direct line to a stake two hundred i200) fe.t, imire or less, to the nonlu-rly line of said Thomas .Vvenue, thence running west¬ erly along and adjoining the northerly
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!«OTICK TO CRBDITORS.
.J^^^iA^"^ '^O A.N ORDER OF HON HENRY SELDEN WELLER, Temi . irary Surrogate of the County of Nas¬ sau, notioe is hereby given to all per- sonK having claims agaln&t Henrietta M. J atterson. late of the Town of Hempatead. In the said county, deceased •~ presen; the aame with the voucheri ereof, to the subscriber ihe admlnls- iior with. L'-.t will anr.cscd cf th« goods chattels and credits of said de¬ ceased, at hla place of tran.sactlng busi¬ ness at f reeport, Naasau County, New lork, on or l»efore the 25th day ol April, next. ^^
Dated, Mineola, N. Y.. Oct. 4. 1915
GEORGE Y. PATTKFtSON, .Vflmlnlstrator with the will annexed .VVIt-O.X & UNDERHILL, Attorney* for .Administrator, 50 Court Street Brooklyn, N. V.
SIPKIOMK CofKT. N i:\V VOP.Iv (•( ir.NTV.—l-:dwin II. Sayre, William I. .luhriiiK. .Arthur P. Willi.-inis and Francis J. D.-ssolr. Plaiiitiffs. analnst Tliomas .McCloat. D. f.n.Iant.
l-ty \irlu..of an execuii.in issui.l upon a jii.lmnent r..n.l.Ted in the Supr.'ini' Coiiil. .N'.-w Vork Coumy, a Iranscript .if .-iaiil juilK'iient liaviiiy been fili-d in 111.- .Nassau Couniy Ch ik's oiTic. on th.- .(lllh day of Decemli.r, 1915, in lb.' alM.\.. .-niitleil actioii, jn favor of sal.I I'lainiilTs and aKainst sal.I DefenilHiit, l.st..il on 111.- Itll. da\ ..r .Vlareh. I9U;. an.l 111 ni.- dir.ele.I au.l .l.liv.r. .1, I li.|-.-li\ niv.. nolle.' Ih.il ..n Die i:tlh l)\\ OF VI \V, IIIKI, al IO.;;ii .rdock in III. f.ll-. n.l.111. al t)u- troiil do.ii- of the .Nas.-.Ill c.iunlv Cciiiii House, in llle Town ..f 11, nipsl.ad. .\. y.. I .'¦•ll.ill ..xpns.' f.ir sal.- as Ihe law .iireels. all lh.' riglil. liil.' and inl.r.st u hi.-h till- I Iff.'11.Iam. Thomas .McCloat, had nil lhe ::iMli day .if I ¦.¦<•. nil).-r, 1915, or al any lirn.- Ihereafii r. of, in and lo lhe f.illowlio; il.'sci-lln .1 propirty:
.VI.I. Ihat e.-rtain Int. pi.-ce or parcel nf land, wilh the lniil.liiiKS Iheiion ii-.'.-t...l, siiual... lyliii; anil h.-iiitr • at I.Hwr.iic.'. in ihe Tnuii nf H. nips!.a.l. Counly of (^u.-ens, ( nnw .Nassau Cnuiilvi an.i Stall- of N.w V-n-k. I.nun.l.il an.l d. s<'rlli...l as follo'.vs:
<•( I.M.\IH.NI •I.NG at a p.iiiit on Ihe southerly sid.' of Cenlral avi-nU", ills- |iaiu two hundred and s. ven I V-I lire.- 127:; I feet east.rly finiii the intersec- liiin of the .ast. rly si.l.- ot Koekaway and .lamaica Turniiik.-. wilh the south- erl.\- sid.' of ('.•ntral av.nii. ; thence runnlim south.'ily al.mg the easleriv line nf hinil of Geor«.- C. Sulcklaiid an.l lan.l of i "a 1 lierlii.- N'. .'-'.ainan, Iwo Imnilr.il an.l I w enty-seven (227) feet to land .if William VVlcki ; th.nc.' run¬ ning east.rly along Ihe said Wicke's land fifi.\- (."Ol f.'.'t: thenc runnliiK- norih.'rly tw-o hundred and Iw.nty- sev.'ii (22T) feet l.i a point on lh.. south- .rly side of the said Central av.nu.'. wlllel. Iioint is tift.\- (50) feet from the said iioinl or plac.' of heginning; and Ihenee runninn weslerly alon«- the s.null.rly side of Cenlial .iv.nue. flftv I.Ill I feel to the pnim or place of h.'^in- nln« -Ite lh.' said ¦^evira! disianc.s ami dim.-nsi.Ills more nr less.
Dat.-d, .Min.ola. -March llOth. I91t; STI';PHK.N I'. PKTTIT. Sh.rilT. Nassau Countv. GraiiK. ,V .Maloney, .Vtlorneys for Plain¬ iirrs. L':i:! Broadw.-iy. .New V.>rk ("Itv
V>.M \i. KKI'OK'I', 11» I •'-III 1)1, i'ltl S-
•ri:i;s «ii'' (jkkkvfiki.ii ckmhtkh^
KKi'KIPTS
Hal nil hun.I Mareh 22. 1915. $X,494.12
Sal.' of lots .'l.ll9.fil
Sal.- of single gr.ives 252.On
Vault i-.'iit -...'.... . .-'. : 102.00
Int.rm.Ills !,4.i<3.5(l
I';\.'rKi-.-.'ns, .-tc 47.95
InlereKt .in hank a.'count 253.55
Im.i-.st on 1. '..'a.v fnml 246.75
lilSHri;SK.MK.NTS
.Siila 1 > sii|ierliil.iiil.'iit
.Salary foreman
I.abor
Kepiiirs supi. hous.' -f.
Plants and liullis
Supplies
Painllng iron fine.'
Coal
Pumps
Insuranci'
Insurance compensation ....
K.'pair of roads
Telepbon.'
K.'palrs '.
Police
(¦"are of privati' lots
Salaries of irusl. .s
Iteci'ipt.. I-:xpcnsi
Balance on hand |fi,,'4«.fi>.
All of which Is reppecifullv sub¬ mitted.
Dali'.l, March IT, 1916.
VREDVVKI.L P. ELDRED. .1. SEY.M(iUR SXKDKKKK. I'HKSTKi; A. FULTON.
Trust!.s
W. , th.' undeisigiied, composing the Hoanl of Town .Ainlltors of the Town of Hempsiead, do. hereby certify that we have Ihla day met. pursuant to thc siatute, do her. by certify that we have examin.'d the accounts of money re¬ ceived and expended by the Trustees of Greenfield C.metery, with full and c.implete vouchers, flnd said Trustees have received from all sources Four¬ teen thousand two hundred and ninety- eight and 51/1(10 ($14,298.51 » dollars, and have expend.d Flvo thousand five hundred and Mflj'-one and S3/100 (J5,551.S3) dollars, leaving a balance on hand of Eight thousan.l seven hundred ind forty-six and 68/100 ($X.746.B8) dollars.
We also flnd that the Trustees have the following amount in their handa of legacies left and money deposited by individuals for the care of lots in said Greenfleld Cemetery, belonging to tire entates named below, and the Interest atlll uncollected on said legacies, viz.:
Kstate of Bolles $2,218.45
John H. Seaman 500 0«
Henry Elderd and C. V. Cross. . SOS.22
Maryotte Matthews 504.31
Jerome Covert 475.13
Benjamin Rhodes 315.62
Abram D. Rhodes 508.65
/.ophar and Mary T. Smith.... 866.42
Townsend B. Pettit 200.78
p'mellne Gildersleeve 211.82
Phebe L. Anderton 157.60
I Susan Pettit 100 87
lKate*8amml8 103.7$
Carrie Phraner iJOO.OO
I Augusta M. Harper 500.00
< Mary C. Grim 200.00
Mary Mackay 500.00
Mary Augusta fieaman 300.00
Adam Seabury 300.00
Mary Sammis 300.00
Sarah B. Northrop 100.00
Emma Southard 500.00
$9,866.«3 Dated, March 20, 1»16.
L. U BROWER. FRED. P. BENNETT, FRANK a WHELDBN. Board of Town Auditors.
eriy ciiong and aajoining tne norineriy line of said Thomas Avenue eighty-two and 6/12 (82 6/121 feet to the point or place of beginning, and containing all the land within Ihe said bounds.
Dated. .Vlarch I4tli, 1916.
IKKK.MI.VII VVOOD, Referee, A: T. PKKRV, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
DtTlc and Poat Office Address. No.
S45 Manhattan -Vvenue, Brooklyn,
.N.'W Vork.
V\M \l, KEPOn-r OF nVKKSKKIlS tiF THK IMUIH.
fni.Ill,ial.' Alms House,
March 24th, Ullfi. V 111... tin;; .if the Hoard of .Auditors h.ld Ht the Town .Alms House for the purp.is.- of examining the accounts of th- (lv,'rse.rs nf th.' Poor. Franklin H.-llell .111.1 Francis ll;immlll. both mem¬ ti. is belim pr.sent, for lhe v.'ar .inliiii;- -Mai-.'h 2 Ilh, l!i|fi.
.Vl.-irch 21. 1 :i I,•>—Halanc. ..ii
haml
.Vlarch 27. 191.5—Received fr.ini
Illiain K. Sniith, supirvisoi.. April i:t, 1915 —Received from
Illiiini K .Smith, sup.Tvls.ir.. -May X, 1915 —Kec.'lved fr.ini
Ilhimi I!. Smith, suiiervlsor.. .May 17. I 915--K.-c.-l v.-d from
G.'o. H. llurr.U. (iv.rs.'.'r. -Vlay 2H, piUi- Kecilv.-d from
li. ... II. Hurrell. overseer. . lune 2.-t, 1915- K. c.'lv.d from
Dani.-l .1. H.geman. i'ounly
Tl .'asur.r
.lun.' :|ii. 191.-.. -Ki'celv.d from
.lohn A. Kuih. Town Treas¬ urer
.Inly l::, 191.-.—l;..c.iv..d from
HIraiii K. Smith, supervisor.. .Inly JS, 1915—K.'C.'lv.d from
H.nj. A. Spragu.'
.Vim. 7,. 191.-I—K.'ci-iv.'d from
lliram K. Smilh, sup.'ivisnr . .\ilg. no. 1915- Keci'iv.'d frnm
I...II Van d.' Water, .lr
.Vug. :!l, 1915 —K.-c.lv.-.l from
IPrani K. Sinilh, sup.'ivisor.. Sept. 2.'>, 191.-I K.'C.'lv.d from
Daniel J. Hi genuiii. Counly
Tr.-asurer
Sept. 2h, 1915—Kecelve.l from
Miiani K. .Smith, supervisor., (let. 2.1, 1915—K.'ceiv.'d from
Hiram K. !Jmllh, supiMvlsor.. .Nov. I. 1915—-K.'ceived from
.los.ph Hi-indel
Nov. II. 1915—Rec.'lv.'d fr.im
Childs & (loldsinlth
D.'C. 20. 1915—Recelv.'d fr.im
.lolin .\. Klllll. Town Tr.as¬ tir.r
Dee. 2:;. i;il.-.- Kii'.'iv..l from
K. C. .Vlunck.'
.Ian. 4. 191«-I!.'celv.-.l fr.ini
Hiram I!. Smith, sup. rvisor.. .Iun. 4. I91fi—Kecelv.'d from
Danl.l .1. H.geman, County
Tr.asiir.r
.lan. 25. 19U;—Keciv.-.l from
HenJ. .V. Spr.-igue
l-'i'li. I. I9I«—Keceiv.'.l from
lliriini K. .Smith. sU|i.-rvisor.. Fell. 1. 191t;—Rec.'lv.'d from
,I..si I'll Hrlndel
I'-, h. I .IIMfi—Recelv.'d from
.\l.\. S.'nic
l-'.h. I. l9Mi—Received from
Ilii-ani K. Smith, sup. rvisor., .March 9. 191«—Receive.l from
Hiram K. Smith, supervisor. March 11, I 91 fi—K.c.'lvud from
AI.-.\. Senic
March 11. I 91 6—Kee.I v..I fi.nii
.Vlax son iV; Jnnes
March 22, I9IK—Recelv.'d from
Danl.l .1. ireK.-inaii, Conniy
Tr. asnr.'r
DISHrilSF.MI'.NTS, Mar. 25, 1915, to .Vpril fi. DM." Ajirll K. 1915, to .May 1, 1915. .Vlav 1. 1915, to .Iun.' B. I9I5. Jun.' fi. 1915, to July I. 1915. July 1. 1915, to Aug. «. 191,5. .Vilg. fi, 1915. to Sept. 1. 1915. S.'pl. I, 1915. to Oct. 6. 1915. Oct. fi, 1915. to .Nov. 1. 1915. , . .Nov. 1. 1915. to Dec. fi, 1915.. Dec. 6. 1915, 10 .Ian. 1, 1916. Jan. 1, 1916, fo Feb. 6. I9I6. . F.'h. fi. I9Ifi. to .Vfar. 1. 191H. . .Mar. I. I9H-.. m .Mar. 21. I9IG.
$1 I9.;i| 2.:;07.t:
1(1.IN)
15.0(1
.'fifi. 50 l.'iii.dll
2 1.1111 l.2.-.0.(Ml
1.2 50.
291.11
1,250.00
2..-.IKI.00
l.'i.OO
:!3S.OO
90.00
1.250.00
15.00
S.OO
l.l 19.13 1,250.00 4.00 III.
..Mar. 21, I91fi Hal. .m hand.. fi47.15
$30,52«.76 P.Ff'APITULATIo.N.
Receipts Halan. >' on hand March 21,
1915 $1 19.91
Kec.'lved from Hiram K.
Rmlth. supervisor 2I,75fi..'i7
Kecelved from John .V. Kuth.
Town Treasurer 7,000.00
Kecelved from Daniel J. Hege¬ man. County Tr.>agurer 1,152.36
K.'celved from George H. Hur¬ rell, overseer 95.06
Jtgcclved from Benj. A.
.'Sprague 114.00
Received from K. C. .Miincke.. 129.85 Received from .Maxson * Jones 40.25 Received from Joa.'ph Hrlndel 30.00 Received from Chllds & Gold¬ smith :17.9S
Kec.'lved from Loll Van di-
Water. Jr. . 8.75
Iteceived from AI.'X. Senic... 12.00
$30,526.76 DrSHURSKMKXTS
Outsld. relief $9,718.91
Children s board 8.925,55
Hospitals and women s hoard. 1.471.98 Alms Honse 9.763.17
.Marcli hand
1916—Halan.
$29,879.61 647.15
$30,526.76
STATK OF XKW YORK COl'.NTV OF .NASSAU, ss;
Franklin Bedell and Francis Ham¬ mlll. being duly sworn depose and say that they aro the Overseers of the Poor of the 'Town of Hempstead, that the within reponl - Is <»orrect and true and the balance Herein and now due the Town of Hempstead Is Six hundred and fortv-seven 15/100 dollars ($647.15). FRANKLI.V BEDELL, FRANCIB HAMMILL.
Sworn to before me this 24th dav of March, 1916.
FRKU Pr-HE.N.NETT,
.Notary public, .Nassau County, N. V.
We, the undersigned, composing the Board of Audit of thc Town of Hemp¬ stead, have met this day pursuant to law and hereby certify we have exam¬ ined the accounts of moneys received and disbursed by the Overseers of the Poor of the Town of Hempstead with full and complete vouchers for all moneys expended during the year and flnd a balance on hand of Stx hundred forty-seven 15/100 dollar t$«47.I6).
Dated, Hempstead, N. Y., March 24th, 19K,
L. L. BROWER, FRED. P. BENNETT, FRANK B. WHELDEN,
Board of Audit.
^r.r.o,.^**'*'"^*^ '*'" fREDITOBS.
^^Ji^l'^T^'^cV^.'^^ ORDER OF HON HENRV SELDEN WELLER. Tem¬ porary Surrogate of the County of .Nas- sau. notice Is hereby given to all per¬ sons having claims against Isabella '-Iliabeth Post, late of the Town of empstead, in the said county de¬ ceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the executor of the last wlll and testament -if said deceased, af his place of trans- cting business at the offlce of George lorton Levy, Freeporf, New Vork, on or lefore rhe 25th day of April next. Dated. .Mineola. N. Y.. Sept. 27 1915 RICHARD T. POST. '
JEORGE MORTON LEVY, Att'^or'rJVy"for Executor, 1-7 Railroad Avonue, Free- port, Long Island, N. Y',
AN MAI, SCHOUI. MKKTIX;.
The Annual School .Meeting of the In¬ habitants of Union Fr.'e S<-bool District -Xo. 9. of the Town of Hempsiead. i|uall- fled lo vote at school m.'. tings in said district, will I).' h.'ld In the Ass.-mhlv Room In the .School Huilding, Crove anil
Vy 1^.1,'':.'"^''' "" '•'"•'¦«•¦> evening. .Ma.v 3nd, HIKI, nt s p. m., for th.' purpos.' .if electing one Trustee in pl.-ice of C. Dwight Hak.r. wh.ise t.rm ..f orric wlll e.xplr.- on .luly :il, 191fi, and for lh.- transacti.m of such other business as may r.gularly come before the m-.-t'- ing.
Dat.-d. Fr.. port. X. V.. .Mar.h 31, ]91fi Hy or.I.r .if th.- Hoard of Kducation. K')|{|-:KT K. DoX.VtHIV, Clerk
A>M tl. iii<:iM>iri' OF.IOIIV », in rrr
vs TOWN TKKAS|Ki;il «»| THF TOW \ Ol- IIK>ll>STi:\l>.
I. .'nhii v. Kuth as Tnwn Ti.asur.r of th.' I.IHII of H..inp.vi,.ail, .Nassau < OUIil.v. Xew V.irk, ,1., |,,.|,.|,y make (In following as and tor my .Vnnual K. port pursuant to th.- reinilr.nnn t.-^ ..f Chan I'-r ..111. I„iws of 1.S7II
STKVVAKT FUXD.
.Vinniiiii inv.St.'.I in h.in.l .-m.i
morigag.'s. .March IT, I 9 I 5 . «:::i.1 Pi-in.lpal iininv. si,,l .,',
.Viiiniini iiK....:!, ,1 III I,,,,111 ami
mortgag.s, Alan-h 22. 191.1 $:;:i Proii.'ii.v, It;: .Vilanis Sir..'i
Hrooklyn. imr,'has,-d ai
for.'cl.isur.' sale Property at Fr.-. p.irt, N V .
- ¦ haseil at fon.'l.isni-.'
s.-ll. Prln.'ip;il llillll vste.i
1XCO.MK.
Int. r.si ..n hand .Vlarch IT
.Vllioum nf Inti-rt'St I'-eCeive.l .Vlarch IT, 1915, to March 22 1 9 1 fi
Kent, IfiT .Vilains sli-.-et ! ! ! ! .
Insuranci' pri'mlums advan .-I'll in.l aft.'iwards paid . .
DISBURSEMENTS.
Tn --cliniil .listricts lapp.ir- ilon.'.l I
T.l overseers of poor
To treasurer's salary
.Stat loner.v
.VI. II. Overton, repairs, lfi7 .Adams street
il. W. Kennliiglon, repairs, 167 -Vdanis sire.t
Insurance premiums a.P.aii-
ced
Inli'r. SI ..n han.i
::.2110.0(1 21,220.04
$400,011(1.(111
*2.:;:;.;,iT
LEOAX HOTICES
MOnCB TO CREDITORS.
PURSUANT TO A.N ORDER OF BOR.
HENRY SELDEN WELLER. tesBM'- ary surrogate of the County ot rriiaaaR. notice is hereby given to all per*oa» having claims against Sidney S. Jaa> son, late of the Town of HempeteAd, l» the said county, deceaaed. to prf—> the aame with vouchers thereof, te tha subscribers the executors of the teal will and testameni of said deeeaaeA, at •.heir plae-. of 'ranssc'lns bt-sls-ss ttt the offlce of Jamea M. Seainan, Wm*- tagh. Xew York, on or before tke Ittik day of April next.
Dated. .Mineola. N. Y., Sept. H. VtlA. JAMKS M. SEAMAN. JENNIE L. JACKSON".
E X PC uto r#» .JI.ARRY O. CIXICK, Attorney for Xha
Executors. Corner .Merrick Road mrtg
Church Street. Freeport. N. T
, VOTICK ril IKEIIITOKS.
. i^v.',\>T..T',* .^-'^' "'lil'ER OF HON. HKNRV SKI.DKX WKLLKR. T.mpor¬ ary surrogate of the County of Naasati notic Is her.hy given to all peraOM having clalins against Daniel G. Kamp, late of the Town of Il«mpstead. in the •laid (ounty, deceas.'d, lo presenl the lame with th,' vouchers Ihereof. to the¬ oi iscrih.ts. th.' .'xecuiors of the laat wil and ti-stam.nt of said deceased, at h.ir plac. of tran.sactlng buainess at , ,;,"^-'*"v"' •'"'1"=*"'." * -'ohnson. Free- if .-"eptrmher next. Dal.'.l, .Vlln.'ola. .N. v.. March 1 191C ('LARA G. KAMP IKXXIK KAMP. ¦
lOHNSON .<- lollNSo.N. A Uorn"v^for l.xiem.irs. I, Kailroad .Vvenu,','Frop-
NOTICE TO CRF.DITOnn
PURSUANT TO AN ORDKR OF HOlt
SKLDEX WELLER. Temporary sJir-
rogate of the County of Nassau, noti
l.s hereby given to all persons haria* "'°'"- '""- Is, late •»
I , - - - .. ,^...... ... n,i |.,^i sunn
claims agalnat Thomas E. Mills, .. the Town of Hempstead, in tbe ¦«¦* «"iV[,"^.' '*•¦'••'»-'*/¦"'¦ to present Ih-e mmara^ with the vouchers thereof, to the s«k- scriber. the administrator of Die goed> chatt. Is and credits of said deceased. »r her place of transacting business at th* offlce of Elvln .V. Kdwar-i. Free««r1U .New- -i ork. on or b. fore the 25th da* at April, next.
Dated, .Mineola, N. T., .lept 23 l»lk>. ELIZABETH V. .MILLS. ,., ,.,., .. Administraror:
KI.V l.'S' N. KDWARDS, Atforney for A*-
mlnlstrator, 1-7 Railroad AvponeL
Fr.'.'ii.ii I, X. V
112. 17
$l:i.tiOO.oo
T.000.00
1.125.00
26.50
.¦.0.00
2.TSO.0 1 $21,596.M
.M.\(-\|i.\M K.i.Xli HiiND KKDKMPT-
lO.N FCND. .Vmount Inv.sl.'d in hnnd ami
morlgages, .March IT. 1 91 5 . J 1 ill.fiOO.inj Principal uiiinvesliil Mareh
IT. 1!M5 l,570.7fi
Ani'iiint lnv.St..I in hnnd and mortgages, .March 22, 191«.$IT2
Principal iinlnv.sted .March
22, 1916 670
$lfi:i.l70 Tfi O.lill
Inler.st <
1915 . .. .Vni.innf nf inter.-st i
t.l March 22, 1916. . .
INCO.VIK.
n.l .Vlarch 1^
ti'
.17(1.
DISBl,'KSEMEXT.«.
To amouni transfirred to pripclpal account for In- v.'sfment
Inler.st on band
$351.65
10.100.57
$10,452.22
$111.(100.1111 452.22
$10,452.22
LO.NG BKACH FU.ND.
.Vm.itim invested In li.in.l ami
mnrtgag.s .Vlarch 17, 1915. $9fi,S00,0(l Principal iiniii v.st.'d Manli
17, 1915 3.200,00
$100,000.00
\esi..l .March 2 J lioml and mort-
A mount
1916,
gages $97,SOO.00
Principal iiiiin\-esi.(l Marcii
22. 19Ifi 2.200,00
I.NCOMK.
Illl. resi nn h.iriil ,Vlareh IT
1915
Amouni of int.r.si rc'i-lv.-.
to March 22, I9I6
TiT.SHURSKME.NTS
T.l school dlslricta (appor¬
tioned i
Interest nn han.i
$100,000.00
$222.13
5,sno.56
$6,121,69
$5.5S),00
5.')7 69
$6,121.69
STATK OF .N?^VV YoITk, COUXTY OF .NASSAU, ss:
John .V. Rulh. being duly sworn, de¬ poses and says. That h.- was durlnK th.- period fr.im March 17, 1915, and thiil h.f still is the Town Treasurer of the Town of Hempstead, nnd that the foregoing report suhmilted bv him Is corr.-.i. That $22,259.97 Is all fhe income r.- celved ti.v him on account of the Stewart Fund sine .March 17, 1515. to fho dale hereof.
And Ihat $5,899.56 Is all the Income recelv.'d hy him on account nf the lying Reach Fund, and also that^II.IOO.s: Is all the Income received by him OYi ac¬ count of the Macadam Road Fund, since March 17. 1915. to date b.-r.'of.
And also that the amounta set forth therein as to the expens.'S and dlsburs.-- nients are correct.
JOHN A. nUTH.
Dated. March 23rd, 1916.
.Sworn to before m.- this 24th dav of March. 1916.
LEWIS M. RAISIG. .Notary Publlc. .Nassau County, N. V.
We, the undersigned, composing the Board of Audit of the Town of Hrmri- stead. have met thla day pursuant to law and heretfy certify we have ex¬ amined the accounts of moneys ri'celv- ed and disbursed by the Town Treas¬ urer of the Town of Hempstead with full and complete vouchers for all moneys expended during the year and, Ilnd as follows; Stewart Fund, prin¬ cipal uninvested $21,220.04, Interest $2,780.04. total of $24,000,08; Macadam Road Bond Redemption Fund, princi¬ pal uninvested $670.76, Interest t4S2.{2, total. $1,122.98; Long Beach Fund, prin¬ cipal uninvested $2,300.00, Interest $537.69, total, $2,737.«».
Dated, Hompstead. N. Y., March 22, 1916.
L. L. BROWER, FRED P. BENNETT, FRANK B. WHELDEN, Board of Audit.
XOTUK TO CRKDITORS.
'''i,';?vM'^>*'''.,T/'! '^^ ORDER OF HOW
HKNin l-KLDEX WKLLER, tempor¬ ary surrogate of the County of Na9«am4 notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against Townsend Half, lal.' of the Town of Hempst.ad, In th«- said county, deceas.'d. to present the- sum.' with th.- vouchera thereof, to th* subscriber, the administrator of thw goods, chattels and credits of said de- cense.I, at h.-r place of tr.'inaactlng buai¬ ness at the oflice of Clock & Seamaa, •reep.irt, X.w York, on or before th« i5lh day of April, next.
Date.i, Mineola, .X. Y., Sept 2f r9H. ,., .,.^'"^'*'*' '''- "-¦'^'•'l''. Administrator. ( LOCK & SEA.MAX, Attorneys for A*
minisfralor, Freepon. Long I«4aB«.
New York.
UAH.%- THtU.I.KV TIMK TADI.R.
MIneoln -llruoklyn Itlvlalon. ^
Leave Henipstead. Main and Front Sta •
Southbound at 4.30, 4.45, 5.15, 5.30 a m.; then every 30 niinutes thereafte»- untll 11.00 p. m. 12.00 a. m. to RochvflW Centre only.
Xorthbound at 5.30 a. m.. and ever* 30 minutes thereafter until 12.00 a. oa
Ijiat cur leaves ("Ity Line. Brooklya. for Hempstead at 12.45 a. m.
A flfteen-minute headway la operated between Rockville Centre and Bro«li lyn as follows: Week daya. except 8aa- days, leave Grant and Liberty atreeta Brooklyn, 6.00 a. m. till 9.16 a. m ; thaa
i;*^ ,P,' J7'- "" '•** >'- '"- •'^utxiay-a, iite
N. till 8.45 p. m.
Iletnpatead-Jamalca Divlalon.
Leave Hempstead, Main and Front Sta. „„vvp»thf>"nd at 5.30 a. m., and every- 30 minutes thereafter until 11.30 p. na. Sundays, C.30 a. m., and every 3* oalo.- Utes ther.'.Tfter until 11.30 p. n.
Kastbound, fi 15 a. m.. and every te minutes thereafter until 1215 a. m. Sundaya, 7.15 a. m., and then the sania schedule as week d.ays.
.Irrlolio I'Ike I)ivliil<»i». Leaves Min.ola. Boulevard and Ol* Country road:
Weslboun.l, 5.30 a. m.. and every »• minutes ther.'aft.r until 9.15 p. m_ then 10.15 and 11.15 p. m. Hundaya flrst car. 6.15 a. m.. then aame achedol* as we.'k daya.
I..enve Jamaica, Fulton and VVaahlnglea streets:
Kastlionnd, 6.30 a. m.. and everjr St mlnufes thereafter until 10 00 p. m.; Ih.'n 11.00 p. m. an.l 12.00 a. m. SUB • days, flrsl cnr, 7.15 a. m., then «*ai.%. acheduie as week days.
J. M. STODDARD. Supft.
TIIK \X:\V YOIIK AXI) \OIITII niiORR rn ACTION «f»MI'A'VV.
Time Table l...ectlve Jan. 1, 191t
Week I>aya. Leave Port VVashington for Mlneolla- Hicksvllle and Flushing 6.06 a. la.; then every hour until 10.05 p. m. Ca»' leaving Port Washington at 11.06 p. na to Roslyn Clock Tower only.
r.eave F-'lushlng for Port Waahlnfft«ai and Hicksville: 5.30 a. m.; then ermry hour until 9.30 p. m. Cars ,eaving t.tg^ and 10.30 p. m. to Roslyn Clock Towatr oniy.
9nlurdnra.
Car leaving Flushing al ».30 p. on runs to Hicksville.
Leave Hicksville for Port Washlnv- fon and Flushing: 6.35 a. m.; then every hour until D.'.i., p. m. Car leaving Hickd- vlll at 10.35 p. m. to Roslyn car bars only,
Sundays.
Leave Port Washington for Mlne»I« Hicksville and i lUshlng: 7.06 a. m.% then every hour until 10.05 p m. Can leaving Port Washington 11.05 p. to., tm Roslyn CIuck Tower onJy.
r.,eave Flushing for Port Wa«nin»l»M and Hicksville: 6.30 a. m.; then e'rerje hour untl! 9.30 p. m. Car leaving. »».li» p. m. to Roslyn Clock Tower only.
Leave Hicnsville for Port Washlns.- ton and Flushing: 7.36 a. m., then even* hour until 9,36 p. m. Car leaving HIeks¬ viiie at 10.85 ,n. and 11.15 p. m. M Roalyn car ba-n onlv.
Long Island E. R. Time Table.
(Effective October J7, 1916.>
Leave Merrirk (or Seir Vork, i'raai ¦ylvania Htatlon, Hrooklyn and latex meillate alatlonai Week days—6.1$, t.tS 1.38, 6.54, 7.18, 17.28, 8.01, 8.49, lO.lV a. m.: 12.22, 3 10, 4.17, 6.38, 6.41. rtl, 11.09 p m. Sundays—6.48, 8.22, ».tg a. m.: 12.05. 2.44. 4.32, 6.33. J.08, 1J.»T p. m.
I.enve Frerport for Nrw V»rk, Peaa¬ aylvania atatlon hnd nrooktyai Weel* days—5.20, 6.58, $.42, 6.6$, 7.22, IT.IlL 8.06. 18.17. 8.63, 9.49, 10.17 a. m.; U.ft; 3.16. 4.21, 6.02. 5.4Q. K.06, <.46, 8.1S, ».tfL 11.13 p. m. Sundays—«.S2, $.2S, >.S»
m.; 12.09, 2,48, 4.3«. 6.37, t.4«, S.lt 11.11 p. m.
l.rave Frrrport for Aartlrvlll**. Bahr Ion, Patrborar aad latrmrdtatc mtaf.- Ilonai Week days—na4.44, «.18. 8.10. aS.SL. 11.53 n. m.; slal.46. sla2.21. 2.44, aLtS^ a5.03,VB.BS, Ia6.19, «.4}. a7.06. 7.44, at.*T, 11.1« p. m.; 12.17 a2.04 nigbt. Rundsyv -531, a9.20 a. m.: 12.2», 2.30. aS.ft,. at.56. a9.02. all.14 p. m.: al.44 nlcht.
Lrave Jiew Yerk, Praasrlvanla Star tlon, for Frrrport, Merriek and priaetv pai latrrmrdlalr atatlvani Week dayp—r n3.50. X5.12. 7.06, 8.3«, yll.OO a. la.:, SM2.25. all.26, 2.00, 3.00 ,f07, t4.45, B.M,. 16.33, 6.64, « 15, 6.50, 7.10, y8.10. lO.lL; 11.30 p. m.; 1.10 night. Sundays—4.SCi 8.26. 11.34 a. m.; 1.40, 2.S$. 1.02, S.»Ka 10.17 p. m.: 12.33 nirht.
aTralna run to Babylon only.
fExcept Saturdaya. • "•
lExcept holidays,
nNo Brooklyn connection.
sSaturdays only.
fExcept Saturdays and holhfkyai.
xTraln runs Mondays only. '
yTralns run to Fraeport enly.
Trains leave Brooklyn, FTathasIt' nue Station, about tno ¦ama ' those shown from New 'Varlt, ania Station. Thla tint*-taMe to ehanire without notlea*
itlramtl-Jtea, ¦• tiaitad
