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THE JTASSAl' POST, rrfEEPORT. 5. t,.'FRIl»AV. SKPrpMBKR 7,
i9i:
I K(iAr >othf:s
i,aoo 00
tSOM 720 01) 420 00
840 00
480 00
»60 00
•60 00
1,200 00
2,700 00
&40 W
1,030 00
naom 2,880 '¦j<t
900 0) t.10 00
540*00
MO 00
Aecountlnc and Btorea. Satarlen, regular
Steward l.GO) M
Book and atorekeepcr ''* f?
Btorekeeper 000 W
Clerk 48000
Ward. DoDBltory or Cottage Service. Salaries, regu.ar
Matron. 2 at 1840 1,680 00
Matron. 3 at P'*» l.SOfi Ofi
Firnt anntntant matron fiOO fO
Matrona and aulntant niatrona SO,S(W 00 Hospital. Balarlea, regular
Phydlclan
Axalstant phyilclan
Nuree, fjuarantlne corridor
Hospital matron
Aal^lstant matron, hospital
Kitchen and Dining Room. 'Wage*, regular Housekeeper and cook, 2 at |4M'
Assistant matron, 2 at $420
Meat Stores. 'Wages, regular
Meat cutter
Laborer, i at $480
Laundry. •
Wages, regular Laundry Instructor, 2 at 1480.... Mechanical. Engineering. Wages, regular
Engineer and plertrlclan 1,200 00
Assistant engineer and electri¬ cian. 2 at WjO
Fireman. 5 at 1540
Sewage tender
Repairs. Wages, r*gula-r
Carpenter. 2 at 1600 1,200 00
Plumber and uteamfltter WOO")
Field Service. Farm. Wages, regular
Laborer, 3 lU |«0 1,440 00
Matron, 2 at $180 MO 00
Assistant matron, 3 at $420 1,:«;3 00
Educational. Schola.-itlc. Salaries, regular
Ifead teacher
Teacher, mu.-'lc
Teacher, 4 at $720
Ir>du8trl,il. Salaries, regular
Iiistriirtor of fnrming
Instructor of ilrcBsmaklnff
Instructor of sewing. 2 at $180...
Instructor of cooliing
Temporary Hfrvlce. Temi)orary Kniployees.
For entire Institntlon
, For the expeii.scH of miilnteijnnce nnd operation of New Yorl« State Heformatory ftr Wonion, Htdford Uilln, other tlian per- •onal servlcp.
Alaiiitenance and Opcratlfjn.
Food • $.^n.nflo no
Fuel, llKht. iKjwer and water I'O.OOO ill)
Print ing TS 00
AdvertL-fing 2rj i')
Equii)ment n.fifiO (lO
Buppiifs 13,7(X) 1)0
.Materl;ilB.
Ind--.7trl!il nnd general pl.int... 4,fKi') O'l
Traveling cxpon.its 4,ono <«)
Communlciition 1.700 "O
Fixed ('liiirKe.s and rontrltnitlon.'i. S.l'.'.O <')
General plant service 2,(»0 i)i)
NEW YORK STATE REFORMATORY, ELMIRA.
For payment for ncrvice.i of employees of the New I'ork Stato Itiformatury, W- mlrn.
PERSO.N'AI, .SERVICE. I
Adniinl.stration.
(Jcuenil. I
Salaries, regular
Supcrlnteniloit at $1.010 $2,500 00
(Onc-hiilf salary paiil hy Kl- mlra and one-half by Napa- i
noch.)
Assistant superintendent S.r.OO 00
Chief i-aroie olllctr at $I,SW 1,300 00
(Threc-qunrters salary p;ild l>y Elmlru and one-quarter by Napanochi, ;
Assl.stant parole agent. 6 at
$1,200 4,500 00!
(Three-quarters sal;iry paid liy '
Elmir.'i and one-nuarter by i
Napano<'h). ' ,
Military Instructor 1.800 00
Physical iiiHtructor l.llim 00
Chaplain, 2 at $1.200 2,!00i)0
Chaplain, visiting tJOO 00
Ilouseiteeper 3()l) Of)
Houseliecper 300 00 ;
DcAnestii: MOO
Transfer agent 1.200 00 |
Bertillon measurer 1,:;00 00 |
Coachman liOO 00 j
< Accounting and Stores. i
Salaries. regtHar „--•'** I
Chief clerlt 1,800 00 |
Stenographer and private secre¬ tary 1,200 00 I
Stenographer to chief parole of-
ncer at $720 640 09 [
(Three-fourths salary paid by **» •• Elmlra a".d one-quarter by . [
Napanoch.) '•gET'
Telegrapher (clferk) S<» 0«
Steward 1,80000*1
Bookkeeper, 2 at $1,200 2,400 00 |
Clerk. 3 at $900 2,880 00 .
Storekeeper (guard), 2 nt $t.200. 2,400 00 . Ward (Dormitory) or Cottage Service. j Balaries, regidar
Chief gtiard, 8 at $1.200 ^. 9,600 00
Guard, 66 at $1,200 66,000 00
Guard 1,133 33 i
Hospital. I
Salaries, regular I
Physician (resident) 2.000 00 i
Assistant physician 1 !00 00 I
Visiting dentist 240 00 '
Industries. Wages, regular Coffee roaster and assistant to
aoap maker 720 00
Kitchen and Dining Room, Wac«B, regular
Chef 90000 I
Mechanical.
Engineering.
Wages, regular I
Knglneer and electrician 1,400 00 ,
Assistant engineer and electrl- i
. clan. 2 at $1,080 2,160 00
Assistant engineer and electrl- ,
clan 930 00
Firemen, 8 at $540 1,6M 00 i
Field Service.
Fa'rm. [
Wages, regular
Farmer (guard) 1,200 00
Chauffeur 730 00 '
Teamster, 9 at $480 4.3l'0 00 !
Gardener (guard) 1,200 00 '¦
Educational. |
Scholastic. I
Salaries, regular !
Superintendent of education..,. 1.800 00 ¦
Lecturer 600 m
Teacher of music 1,200 00 ,
Industrial. |
Salaries, regular Superintendent of trade schools 1.800 no i
Bookbinding instructor 1.20(f0il ¦
Carpentry Instructor, 2 at $1,200 2,400 00 Masonry and bricklaying In- 1
•tructor 1,09167 .
Moulding Instructor 1,200 00 ;
Machinist instructoi 1,200 00 '
Blacksmith instructor 1,200 09 |
Woodworking machinery and
cabinet making instructor 1,200 00 !
Painting instructor 1,200 00 |
Plumbing In.vtructor 92S 00 ,
Printing instructor 1,200 00
Shoemaking instructor 1,200 00 '
Tinsmith Instructor 1,200*0 '
Tailoring instructor, 8 at $1,200.. 2,400 00 j
Upholstering instructor 1,200 00
Supervisor of construction, at j
$1,100 1,50000 I
(One-half Mlary ^Id br EN mlra and one-half by Napa¬ noch).
TemiMrary Berrle*, Temporary employees for antlni
InitttuUon BOW
l''or the •xp«ua« of malatoaiUic* and I
UAh .\OTKFS
operation of Ke.w Tork Btate Refortnatory
Elmtra, other than personal service. Maintenance and Operation.
rooi $39,000 09
Fuel, light, power and watei- 23.100 00
Printing and advertising 1:25 00
Equipment 9.500 00
BuppUes 12,00000
Materials.
Indu»»rl.nl and general plant 3f).00fl 00
Hlre<l horses nnd vehicles 150 00
Traveling expens<>s lOnoO 00
Communication 3.000 00
Fixe<l charge."* and contributions. U.i'M i.i
General plnnt service I.;)00fi0
Rents 1,S30 00
NEW YORK STATE TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, HUDSON,
For payment for services of employees of the New York Btate Training School tor fJirls, Hudson.
PER.SONAL SERVICE. Administration. General. Salaries, regular
Superintendent $3,000 00
Assistant superintendent 1,675 00
Chief parole agent 1,000 00
Parole agent 900 00
Parole agent 786 00
Parole agent 720 00
Marslial 900 00
Clerk 60000
Stenographer (MO 00
Coachman nnd chaffeur 690 00
Matron, assistant cottage 420 00
Matron assistant cottage 3(X) 00
Accounting and Stores. Salaries, regular
Steward 1,600 00
Stenographer 600 00
Bookkeeper 600 00
Bookkeeper 5t5 00
Bookkeeper and storekeeper OOO 00
Ward (Dormitory) or Cottage Service. Salaries, regular
(Juard. 3 at $540 1,620 00
Matron, supervising and dieti¬ tian 735 00
Matron, syphilitic cottage 600 00
Matron, .cottage for colored
girls, 2 at $'>:i0 1,200 00
Matrons, coitage, and matrons,
assistant cottage 16,000 00
Matron, assistant cottage for
uolored girls 4.'5 00
M.'itron, assi.><tant syphilitic cot¬ tage 480 no
Hospital. Sal.-'rie.f, regular
FU-Midcnl ph.'.slcinn ],8fi0 lO
Resident physician, assl.«tant.... l.liWiW
Hospital matron 810 Oi)
Nurse, 4 at J'iflO 2,40) i'l
M.itron, n.sslstatit cottage 4ro 00
Matron, assistant cottage 4^0 0i1
Meat Stores. U'anes regular
Xiiitcher 480 oo
Merli,.inlc:,l I'-'ngiiiecriiig. Wages, regul.ir
KiigiMeer and elci'trirlan 1,200 («
A.s.>iistant engineer ami electri¬ cian, 3 at $Mii 2,4n0O1
riuml.or and f;teamntier r.<;0 "•>
Fireman, 5 at $-"i|ii 2.7tiO 00
Kcliair.'f. WaKos. reirular
Carpenter. 2 at JT'O l.r.oo Oo
Ma.'Jon and general helper yiifl («l
Painter 4S0 fi<l
Field .Service. Farm. Wages, regular
Farmer 900 ro
Teamster 4M) [»\
Laborer, 3 at $isi» _ I,4tu0)
Garden ma'ron, 2 at J.'iW 1,080 (li)
Garden ami Uroonds. Wage..<. regul.ar
Laborer 4,V0 00
Educational. Rcliola.«lic. Salaries, regular Second as.sistunt superintendent,
supervisor of schools 1,475 01
Teacher, 'general, 3 at $71'0 2,li;0 00
Teacher, general 705 00
Teaclier, general 700 0)
Teacher, general 6'i0 UO
TeiU'lKT, music 480 OO
Physical In.strnctor 710 01
Wages, regular
Laborer 480 Oo
Industrial. Salaries, regular
Cooking iuKtructor 525 00
Dressmaking Instructor 595 00
IniUistrlal instructor 595 00
Laundry instructor, 2 at $540 l.OSO 00
Sewing Instructor 54U 00
Sewing Instructor 5^5 U'>
Sewing Instructor 420 00
Fireman, laundry 540 09
Palarles nnd wages, temporary I
For temponiry eniploypcs fpr I
entire institution 2,500 00 I
For tlie exiienses of maintenance and | operatloir of the New York State Training School for Girls, Hudson, other than per¬ sonal service. ! Maintenance and Operation. i
Pood $27,000 00 I
Fuel, light, power and water 13,000 00 |
Printing 100 00 1
Advertising 25 00 !
Equipment 6,K'i0 CO |
Supplies 7,2.';0 Wl ;
Materials 5,200 00
Traveling exiM-nses 8,500 00 I
Communloallon l,t'50 00 !
Fixed char.Hes and contributions. 9,(X»0 00
General plant service 2,000 00
STATE AGRICULTURAL AND IN¬ DUSTRIAL SCHOOL, INDUSTRY
For- payment for services of employees at
State Agricultural and Industrial School, Industry.
PERSONAL SERVICE.
Administration.
General.
Salaries, regular
Superintendent $4,000 00
hOSti ISLAM) IMILbOAD TIMK TABLE
(Effective Junj 30, 1917) I^eavp .Merrick ioT New 'Vork and iDteriuediate stationfl: Week-days—
5.16, 5.52. 6.38, ifi.54, 17.17, ^7.28, 8.00, 18.13, 8.52, 10.I2 a. m.; 12.13. 1.30, 3.08,
4.17, 5.38, 6.33. 8.13. 11.14 p. m. Stin- days- 6.47, 8.20, !).22 a. m. 12.28. 2.48, 4.."2, 5.33, 7.07, 8.40. fi 46, 11.17 p. m.
I.,«'av« Kreeport for .New York, Penn¬ sylvania Station and Drooklyn. Week¬ days- 5.20 ,5.56, 6.42, 16.58, 17.22, e".43, 8.04, f8.17, 8..56, i!).51. 10.17 a. m.; 12.19, 1.34, 3.13, 4.21, 5.01, 5.42, if6.21, 6.?j<), 8.16, h.ia. 11.18 p. m. Sunday— 6.51, 8.24, ;t.26 a. m.; 12.32. 2.52. 4.36, 5.37, 7.11, 8.44. !».5<i, 11,21 p. ni.
Leave F"rf<'port for Amityvllle, Pabylon, Patchogiie and intermediate istations: Weok-daya - na4.44, 6.50, 8.10, a9.31, 11.53 a. m.: al.46, «1,26, sa2.22, k2.3'J, 2.44, a3.58. aS.Ol. a5.55. a6.20, 16.38, ia7.06, 7.46, a8.03, a9.07 all.20 p. m.; 12.17, a2.22 nights. Sun- dayH--5.31, a9.22, 10.56 a. m.; 12.34, i.30, e3.54, a5.44, a7.08, a!).02, 11.14 p. m.; al2.17, al.59 night.
Leave .New York, Pennsylvania Sta¬ tion, for F'reeport, .Merrick and prin¬ cipal intermediate stations: Week¬ days—n3.50, C5.54. 7.04 , 8.36. 11.00 a. m.; si2.40, 12.52, si.32, si.52. 2.00, 3.00, 4.07, ct4.48. 5.00, ct5.17, 15.33, 15.54, 16.15, 6.^0, 7.10, 8.10. 10.25, 11.30 p. in.; 1.30 nipht Sundays—1.30, 8.25, 8.08, 10.17. 11.34 p. m.; 12.54 night.
aTralns run to Babylon only.
nNo Brooklyn connections.
sSaturdays oniy.
fExcept .Saturdays.
lExcHOt holidays
tExcept SaliirOays and holidays.
Trains leave Brooklyn, F.-ithiish Avenue itatlon, about the same time an those hr.wn from New York. Pennsylvanlo Jtnflon This time table subject to
h«ne<- without notice.
(• lOxccpt .M(.trick.
Cadii Older Than Romt. C.'idlz. Spiilii. ui's fi'umic*! ahont four centurlfs onrlli-r tlnin llf>me nnd Hlxiiil '.,'*> ye:rs hirer tliiin Atheiisi. Tt is qnlte pcnenilly cnnciHlefl tliut the fcitinders were IMioenlclMn o(lvonturer« froiji Tyre tiii^l tliiit the serhMiient wu.f made nlio'.t I'lKi B. C. Si\ liiiu'lred yenrs :iflci ihe elty was in the posses- .=lnn of tho ('iirih:i>;lrii;iiii- jiiyl was one of the preat niiirk.^t places nt the world. At the en 1 <if the second Funic wtir the city heciiine Kotiiiin iinti :id- vnn<e(l to ;:reiii pru^pcrity nnii civic dignity, siiii! ;ii one time ranked second to lloiue in iuiluonre.
About Optimist*. "I nin' i:ni no iis"." said Un<'le Khen. "foh one 11" (l»>se op'linisses diir sim¬ ply grins nil" hopes fnh de best whih somebciily oNc does nil (le work."
LKGAL NOTK LS.
LEGAL NOTICES
Newest Ideas in Decorating
Fine Wallpapers and Tapestries
Sketches and Estimates Gi^en Artistic Fresco Work
TELEPHONE 938w
PAUL ANDERSON & SONS
Formerly Designer lor Ihe Trade ol N. Y. Qly
Interior Decorators & Remodellers
Ajiliqoe FornitDre Rrfuiished and Gilded
Plastering Paintiug Paperhanging
Our Rates are Reasonable
iy, property ot A'ind-or I^nd *i Im- provenu nt to., surveyed Ft biliary 23, lliO;!, by S. H. .\ULaughin," and filed in .Na.ssau County .Maich 25, liinH, .Map .\o. i:i4, as and by tne lot* numbers twenty-e!;;jit (28i. twenty-niue (2;t), and thirty (30i, Dlock f.iir i4', being .more pariu iilarly bounded and de- bcribid as follovva:
Begining at the northwesterly cot- iier ot tile property ht reby described iinji.ining L-'o..!! Street an the noiih and d.^tar•.l forty (4oi feel easterly from \. a.shiiigion .\teiiue, thence running bouiiieily and parallel witn \Vash,n„'ioii .\vinue one hundred (K.'Ol feet; thence easterly and par¬ allel with Lledell Stieet si.xty (60) feet; thence northerly and again par-, allel w.iii \\a.siiin{.;i(>ii .\\t.nue one hundred (1ihi> feet to Bedell Street; thence westerly along Uedell Street si.xty (6iii feet to th< point or place of beginning.
Oated, August 15th, llil7.
HKR.MA.N' K. WI.N.NK,
Haff ani Farrington. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 360 Fulton Street, Jamaica, .\, Y.
Keforee.
i.n- alMve oanied defendants: You are rtich hereby .summoned m mswer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of you.- answt r on the plaintiff's attorneys within iwenty days after the service of thi.- summons exdushe ;>f the day of servi<e. and in case nf your failure •o appear or answer, judgment will In- taken apainsl you by default fi.: .he relief demanded in th« coniplaizt. Dated. November \*. |;M6
ri^ARKK & FROST. Attorneys for Plaintiff 215 .Montague Street, Brooklyn, .\. Y. To the Di ft ndants 'Alexander .Martin and ".Mary " Martin his wife, name .Maiy ficticious, trtie first name of said defendant being un¬ known to plaintiff, Karl Osear Beckman and " Annie" Beckmaa, his wife, name Annie fictitioub, true first name of said defendant being unknov^n to plaintiff, .Mary A. .Mc- Dermid, .Mary A. .Murry and Scph- oia Moerinan:
The foregoing summons i.s servoo upon you by publication pursuant tu an order of the Hon. James ('. t'roi)- .-ey, a Justice of the Supreme Court,
lONCl KREM KFSOMTIOSS
ir nvCC: !V, rftirr of »»»». PO- ¦ OF StBMIWinX or AWrXPMKVT litm- • BKR ONF «
¦¦>..itl the propowd tittrr'mrnX to •rdlon on* ¦< ani. 1» two of tte foBXiintion. rooffmnc equal •uffrttr up>in wemrn." tr »pproTedf
West Side Ave.
Freeport, L. I.
Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit
Open sluices of the system each morning and wash away.the poisonous, stagnant matter.
Those of us who are accustomed to feel dull and hciivy when we arise; splitting headache, stuffy ffoin a cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach, lame back, can, instead, both look and feel as fresh iis a daisy always by washing the poisons and toxins from the body with phosphated hot wafer each morning.
We should drink, before breakfast,'' a glass of real hot water with a tea- spoonful of limestone phosphate in' it to Hush from the stomach, liver,' kidneys and tea yards ol' bowels the' previous day's indigestible waste, boot bile and jiolsonous toxins; thus cleans¬ ing, sweeteninp; and purifying tho entire alimentary tract before putting raoi'e food into tho stomach.
The action of limestone phosphate and hot water on an empty stomach is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans out all the sour fermentations, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a splendid appetite for breakfast and It is said to be but a little while until the roses- begin to appear hi the cheeks. A quarter pound of limestone phosphate will cost very little at the drug store, but Is sufflcient to make anyone who le bothered with bilious¬ ness, constipation, stomach trouble or rheumatism a real enthusiast on the subject of internal sankatlon. Try It and you are assured that you will look better and feel better In ©very way Bhortly,
2,1X10 0(1
2,400 OO
3,600 00
672 00
1,980 on 420 on
4S0 00
2,*.i0 00 600 00
480 on
3li0 00
1,500 00 720,00
1,200 00 480 W 900 00 840 O'J
Assistant superintendent
Parole agent, 2 at $1,300
Parole officer, 3 at $1,200
Organlat and usher, 2 at $336
Stenographer, 3 at $600
Telephone operator
Coachman
Cliaplaln, 2 at $1,200
Rabbi, vlsltlnK
Head cook
Cook
Accounting and Stores, Salaries, regular
Stewards
Chlrt clerk
Clerk, 2 at $1300
Junior clerk
Storekeeper
Storekeeper
¦Ward, Dormitory or Cottage Service. Salaries, regular
Inspector 1,200 00
Guard, disciplinary, 4 at $600.... 2,040 00
Guard, 23 at $600 13.800 00
Matron 1.200 00
Matron, disciplinary 4S0 00
Matron, assistant, 35 at $300... 12,600 00
Supervisor farm cottage, 21> at J720 18,00001)
Supervisor, disciplinary ^ 1,000 tlii
Hospital, Balaries, regular
Resident physician
Dentl.st
Hospital matron
Chief nurse
Nurse, contagloua cases
Optical surgeon
Waitress
Cook
Quurd
Kitchen and tleat Stores firaces, regular
Cook. S at fS60
Butcher
Mechanical. En(ine«rln(. WMres, regular
Engineer and •Icctrictan l.MO M
EAGLE
Electrical Shoe Repairing
Rubbers and Shoes Repaired
while you wait
All Work Guaranteed
Reasonable Prices
JAMES PISCIOHA, Prop.
35 RAILROAD AVENUP: Freeport, L. I.
000 00
m oo-
600 00 B2S 00 000 00 480 00 300 00 300 00 600 00
730 00 720 00
RUGS
We manufacture beautiful
FLUFF RUGS
From old carpets of any kind
We make any size
RAG RUGS AND CARPETS
At reasonable prices
Main Rug Works
Sol No. Main Street Tel. 444-R rreepon
MARINE HOTEL
CHAS. JOHNSEN. Prop.
High-Class Hotel and Cafe
Modern CoDTeniences
Excellent Accommodations for Banquets
E\SY TO GET, EASY TO KEEP- USE "DlGIiSTONElNE" AND WIN
quicj^ relief from heartburn, sour, gassy stDin.ich, dizziness and otiicr indigestion ills. Tone your entire system, siir up your appetite by fol¬ lowing t'!'- lead cf thousands—
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Tlio vr l.rst r,M-.1l.|ni. for Ir.II- B.-..tion III.I st..iiiii<li ™iii|.laint tijal. 1 hnvi-tv.r -,M.,|. 1'. U I.ITMIAIIU, Klverbead, -N, Y.
I riM'!...1 mori> r<-Hi'f from nii;<'-!- Si.ii..iii.. •¦ ,n frMii. :iii.vtliirm- I Iimh; trii'cl. 1 '.'.ill nriuiirn>>nrl it to inuuy iii.i- il .!,.| u»- s.. iMiicli K0..1I. 11. I'l; UiV, .^:iK liiirlKjr, L. 1.
Your fatil! 1' i/ou niffa hnger—Digalonclne M USTiut, :y or monqi bat-kf Fol prooj, ite
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STATi: OF \KM YORK
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Albany, Jiino ifO, laj; SAI,K OF I.A.MI
Put-.snant to a rt-Holution of ihr Coni- rnis.sioners of the Land OfTue pa.'ised at a nieellnK held on tho i:5th day of "^ "'^ '^"*'^ "^ •'^'*'^' ^""'"•«. dattd tht June, litlT. and by virtue of power ITth day of July. 1<tl7, and filed with vo.sted in me by law, I shall offer for sale, for ca.sh, at public auction, at the ofTu-e of tnr State lOngineer and Surveyor, in the Cjiy of Albany and Staff of Now York, 0^1 Wednesday. lilt I'-il day of .VtiKii.st. I!tl7, at ij o'clock noon, ail the titU- of the State
a copy of tho complaint, on the litth day of July. l!)i:, in the office ot th( Cloik of the Cmiiity of .Na.s.saii. sitti- •tf(>d at Mineola. Nas.^aii County. ¦^tate of Now 'S'ork. llie oii^itial cnni-
of New York in the laiid.s described plaint havinp been tiled in said Conn as: — , ,
( lerk s office on the L'Ttli (lav of
S«.llaUiSf.
Frecp«i1. L. I.
LADIES OF FREEPORT
Y'ou .search foi the proper kind of tailoriiiK where .style and economy io hand in hand ends in the Goldlarb :^tyli.sh Way. .\n(i an added attiac- •ion here is om Really Reasonable prices.
We maintain an expert department :or Cleaning, I'lessing, Dyeing and flepairing.
Brooklyn Ladies Tailors and Dirss- niaker
H. GOLDFARB
33 Railroad Ave. Phone 368-M FREEPORT, N. Y.
Nassau Coiini>'. .North Heiiii)stead. 'I'dwh of. .Ml Ihat ceitaiii piece tir jiaicel r(t land siti>ai<; lyinu and bciiiK in West- liiiiy. Town of .North lleiniistead. County of .Nassau (foriiieily County f)f QtleensK ^late of New York, bound¬ ed and described as follow.s: Begin¬ ning at the Kotithw(>sliily coiner ol the premises heiein dcsci ibed on the eii.sterly side ol' the lii:>'liway Uinlin.i; I'l-om the Friends" .Me(tin.i; liousi to I lie \VeslIiiiry station of tli<' Lone: Isl¬ and Kailroad and rtiiiriin.g Ilieiice northerly along sjiid (a.steily .side of .said liiuhway :'S7 IS-imt |',.et more or less to land now or late of Willitim 1;. llaiixliiiist. foriiietly Dpliiaiin C. llaii.xhiiist; tiuiice (asieily along said Ihuixlmi'st's land Tl'i l-lo feet mine
or l(>ss H) land now or laie ol' I'airicI;
Cary, fonneily of l'eir> Jen'eisoii iiiid
I .loselili Post; thence s<iiitlierly alnlii; said Car.v'.s land JSS SL'-loo feet moie or less tu land now or late of one
iReardon; thence wesierly along said Reaiilon's land and lands now or late of .Miiiy l>. I'owei'.s and now or late of Josriih Silbeig. formerly of Jtinies Powers and J.icob .Nosfraiid and .lo- scpli I'o.sl, 778 1 1-1(10 I'e it more or less
I to the ea.stei'ly side of .said lii.yhway • lirsl men(ione<l. the ijI;ici of hegin-
] ning. Containing ,"1 acres of land more or less.
Fit.VNK .M. WILLIAMS, ' State Knglneer und Surveyor,
November. IMIC. n.iti^d. July nth? im?.
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Attorneys fur ri.-iiiitifT, 21," >font:imie Slnet. ni-'-.-rT'-n. N. V
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ST.;It; OK XKW •i.-HK. uKmt o» IHB B»ir»tir.» ot Sl«t«. Ail.aii.i. Jul} 12. ISIT -I'ur- •<,>„r i~ •».. f—:i"...T.s r.f v.t.vf, -r.^ «f x,,,;* tourtwn o( ilif I'oiniiliiiioi, of the Suit ol \i'» Vor*. and wction t»o liun,lrf>) nin<'t.v Art ol th* Election Iji\», .otire i» tirreiir gum thit :h. IdiloH.ng pru^Mteil amriKlmrnt lo lection tpn of trtiil* ristii of the i ¦••niiHinion of llie xtt* <rf Ni-w Viwk «il| be «ilimii!p<l to the pe^ipie lor th« pur^Kwe of lolinj Ihrre^in it the ne\i Bpn,»f«l •let-lion in llin ttitr to he hrld on tlie «lh (U» of So»einl*r, 1K17. IK.^M IS M HliiO, Setreury •( Sute.
AMESPMENT XCMBKR TWa
Corrurrfnt Redolutiin of the Sen«t« »nd A»- prmhiT prcprsins «o an-,fn-lment to •ecli-m irn 6f irurje eight of the ( ..nuiiulion. In relation to limiution ot indeblednen of rilirt.
Section 1. Ko»olve<l (if the AMembly connin, Tbit f'l-rlcn trn of article ciglit of tbe <»iutiiu- tion be amende.) to read aa foilowa:
I 10. So lount.T. city, town or rlUaje ihall hereafter five any m >ney or property, or I. at» Ita mone.v or cre>lit to or in aid of an.v inle ftdual, aawHution or corporation, or be<omo dlrectl.T i* ih.lirciiiy the owner ol «o<k in. or bond! of. an.r ainvniation or corporati.'n; nor ¦hall anr fiich coiint.v. citr, town or viilai^e bo allowed ta incur any Indebtedneaa ejcept for county, city, town or vtila«e piirpojea. Thia •ectlon »hiil not [ireveni juch county, city, town or villave from mikinir "uch provijion for iiio aid or aup[K<rt ol In piKW aa may t>e aulhonir.l by law. No ftointy or city ihall be allowp.l to become ind, hted for any purpoae or In any manner to an nmciirt which, inclwdinf eiiiitin< inde|,te<lnn<i, jhall cjceed ten per centum of the aaaeiaed valuation of the r<>al mtate ot »u t> county or city •ut.jcct to taxation, aa it arr^«".l by the a.wijmrni rolla of aaid county or cily on tha last ai»c^.«Tnent for rtate or county nv.« prior to the in, urrinK of such inrtel'tedniM, m<i all IndcbfcdnpM in eicesa of luch liinitaiion. except such as now may cxi!«t, ahafl be atiA,v lutcly Toid, eicrpt aa herein otherwise provTlcl No cciinty or cily wliose present. indebtcdo.'* exceeds trn per rcuiuni of tlie axi-csseil vaiuati ir» of its rial iBiiie suljei-t lo taxation, ahali !¦•» tllovicd to lici^imo in.icblert in any tun'i.T aniiMiril until siaii indci.irdio ss shall be redu. .>! •rithiD (uch limil. tins section sliall not lie >' tv •fnied to prevent Ihe rfisiiing of certificates of ln.iel.|r.d;ie.s ,r r,\erme t.onds isKued In ami. na¬ tion of Ihe c'llcrtion of taxes or ainounis actual¬ ly coniiiincd or Jo be contained in the taxes f.ir the yrnT when B\ic>i certiftiates or revenue Ivin.li are issued itid puiaiile out of such taxes; imr to prevpti' Ihe cily of New York from i»»u .{ bon.ls to l.c rr.l.'. iiicd cut of tlie tax leu ¦ i tlie year next so.. .¦I'liiiiir the ii-ar ol th-ir ii-o-.
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:.KG\L NOTICES
>OTI( K TO (IT WKKIIS TO>VX OF IIKMrSTKAO
The law reijuiros owners and oc- cnpants of properly to cut and re¬ move all weed.s and brush from the side of the roads and gutters with¬ in the bounds of the highway front¬ ing such lands twice each year, once in the month of June' and once in the month of August. Highway Superin- tents are required to see that this law is obeyed. Notice Is therefore given that wheic the weeds and brush are not cut and destroyed before the lirst day of Seplotnher, 1!I17, the Town Superintendent will cause such work to be done and the cost thereof will be arsessed against such owner and added to his or her highway tax for the ensuing year.
A. G. i'atti:rson.
Town Superintendent of Highways.
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NASSAI (01 >TY
Ildward A. Hegeman, Plaintiff,
against Nellie Thompson. Valley Stream
and Rockville Centre Really
Corporation, Isidor H. Aaron,
Stellfa Foreman, Arthur W.
Stioglitz and Louise .M. Stie-
glitz, his wife.
Defendants.
In pursuance of a judgment of fore¬ closure and sale, made and entered in the above entitled action, bearing date the 11th day of August, 1917, I, the undersigned, the Referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction, at the rotunda of the County Court House, Mineola, Nassau County, .New York, on
the l8t day of Octoher. 1917 at 10 a. m.» the premises directed by said judgment to be sold, and therein described aa follows: .
All those certain lots, pieces or par¬ cels of land with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected or to be erected, situate, lying and being at Rt)ckvillle Centre, Town of Hemp¬ stead, Nassau County, N. Y., and des¬ ignated on a certain map entitled "Map of Property Section 1 at Rock- vllle Centre Terraee, Nassau Coun-
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Nhssiiii Coiinly
.Martin .). D. .Mbertson, I'laintilf against
William H. .Mofhtl Really Com¬ pany, I'eter N(>aiy, Thomas Cl. Fookes. William Halt. i;(lmilll(l A. I'ottei. llelbeil L. Tiitliill, ciai-enee W. S( a- mans. Karl Oscar neckiiian, .Miehiiel K. iJillon. Cannelo Pancahlo. Joseph I'.W. Heen- ey, .Martious L. reppai'l. Con.slantino DeUosa. .Michael Coyle, John J. llimbele, George A. Wrif^ht,' George W. Rowland, Jr., Cosma.s Huhn, Joseph Hiitin. William A. Dayton, William A. G. Hewell, Andrew J. Kelly, Solomon .Mossbacker, Savei io Giordano, William Tiites David H. Miller, ICd.-ard H. Froelic, John D. Comer, A;- cursi Friscia, and the wives if any, they being unknown to plaintiff,ot all or such of ihe above defendants as may be married, John Zdenek, .Mary Zdenek, his wife, John Hen¬ ry Lupfer, Frances K. Liipfer, his wife, Thomas 15. Robins, Frances K. Robins,, his wife. Antoni Korf, .Mary Korf, his wife, James Mclver, Winifred .Mclver, hi.s wife, Alexander Martin, Mary .Martin, his wife, Winifred A. Kelly, An¬ nie B. Pierce, Jessie J. Sprague, Kathleen Ryan. .Mar¬ garet .M. Pargon, Klizabeth Lawler. I.«uisa Scala, Seph- ora .Moorman, Lillian Froe¬ lic. Mary A. .McDerniid. Mary A. Murry, Matilda .Nils.son .Mary K. Orr, Catherine .Neil Thompson. Kate Neuhaus, Anna K. E. Keppler, Jean- netto Hermance Graven, Rose Howson, Josephine K. Link- letter, Katherine A. Phiiiioan. Pietrynela Schorujka, Anna Zimvniewicz, Grace VI. Row¬ land. Elizabeth Concannon, Delia Brooks, John \J. Radley, Margaret Josephine RamB'3y, Anna Augusta Kenly, Horbort Spear and Samuel H. Spear, doing business as Thomas Ward & Co., Robert David¬ son, William Kaspor, Freder¬ ick Koetzle, Elizabeth Becker, AiUhony Barra, Theresa Bar- ra, his wife, Vincenza Carul- lo. John K. Qrubel (some¬ times called Gruebel),
Defendants.
i).v ;;i\en to ail per-n-is having drcm against .lohn S< hli ;;,>1. lale of lie Town of lleniiisK ad. in the said co'iti ly. decciised. to piNseiit the same will the vonehers Iheredj. m yi,. siit>:;cri!. er the exi eiiHir ol lb la.^t Will am Testament of sanl deee.-isi'd. at ht place of ti-aiisai I lim business at 111* ollice of George .Met Inn l.iv\. I'm liorl, .New Yu\h. on or htfdre the tiisi , day of .latinai y m \i. Haled, .Mineola. N, V.. .Iiine is, 1'
• A.M.\Nh\ .<ciii.i;c,i:
("leoige Morton Le\\, i:x(
."MliMney for Exeeillor, 1-7 Railroad .•\viiiiie, I Freepoit. .N. V.
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I'liisnani to ai: criler of DON' l.l'.O.'^l. IJ. IKIW i;i.l,, Siiiidra'i (1 'In ' oiml\ of .Sassair. noliee is >•¦!' b\ giM,-i III all pel son.'-- Iia\ing claiui: iiK.iiiisr llLKNAKl) 1.i;.\N()N, lal< oi I'll 'lov.n of Hemp.iti ad, in the sa:e
' I (inn!..- lieceased. to pil'sent tin saim Willi the VIMicllifs* tliereof. to Ihe siili seiibi I Ihe admiiiislialoi id' llie good, eliatlel:: and credits of said deceased
¦ ,'ii hi.i place of tl ansae ting busines; ll! the oflice of Geoi'ue .Moiltni Levy
, i'nil'oil. .New Voik. on or befoii th'
' Ifilli (la.\ of lleeember pexl.
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1-7 H.'iilioad Avenue, Freejiort. .N. V.
(<»N( I KKKNT KI.S01.I TIONS
C'li. !;xn,AN.\r'0:».—Mat.T in Ualir$ la nm;
matter In lira, k'la 1 1 u i Id matter to Ij* oinitipj. HiATK OK .NKW ViiKR, OKKiCK OK TIIK Secretary ol Stale, All.uiiy, July IH, linT. — l'ur- auunt to Ihe provisions <>f vction one of article fourteen ol the (0111,0 tut ion ol the State of St* Vork, and scclloa two liiiiidrcd ninety live ..I 'h» tiiiiion Law. notite is hereby tri"" 'h** "'« foilowinif propobcd aini;iuiiiient to sei.tion one ol article two ol the < oiistiruiion of the Muie ,.1 .Ni » York will le eulmilted to the people lor the pur- poye uf votinif ilierifon, at the nfxt general elec'- tion to 1.C held on tlie sixtii day of .N(i>eiiilHir, 1W7. KHA.NCi.S M m;(.0. Secretary of .Slate.
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Ccncurrent K.solutii,n of tlie henale and Asaem- bly p-oposinK an aineiidnujnt to ai'ction one itt article two ol the (Jonstitution, in relation lo qualillcation ol vciUTS.
Section 1. Hcw'lve.J (If the S<nate concur), Tliat M'i'tion oni of arlicle two ol tiit conatliuioju be am nded lo read as follows;
Section I Kvery [malel ctti7.en of the a«* ot twnily one years, wlio sli.ill have Keen .-i .'Wen for ninety dais, and an Irhabitant of tbta aUt* one year ne.vt pn oiiin an t.iMiion, >ii.. . • the last four monilis a rwldent of llie louiitv and for the last liiirty days a rei-idcnt of tht election district in which he or the may offer hia or her vo:e, shall he antltUd to vote al so. h election In the ele<tion district ol which he or the shall at the lime be a resident, and not els where, for all officers that now axe or here¬ after rnsv l« elective by the people!;], and upon ail >|iieyiio,is whiih may be suloniiterl to 'he vo'e ot the people, provided hoireier that t r\t\!*n by marriiif)r thatl haoe been an inliahilani (if the l.'nitr<l flXtet for flu yeart; and providid that in time of war no electof in the aciw:il military service of the alate, or of tne I'nlied States, In the army or navy thereof, shall be daprivfd of his or her vote by cruson of l>ia or her absence from aiich election district, and the leiflalaluro sha.I have iKiwer to provide the manner in wl.ich and the time and place at wliiih luch absent eledors may vote, and for the return and canvass of their votes In the election dlatric is In which they resi.cetively reside.
I i. Rcsolied (il the Senate concur). That the loreRoinic alVii iidment be sulmiiited to the p< i.pie for approval al the if'''!'"' 'lection to be held In the year nineteen hundred ano seventeen, in accordance with the provisions of the ele. tion law
Btate of New Vork. In Assembly, Keb. ^0, 1917. This reMilution waa duly pa.ssed. a majority of all the metnbera eierted to ibe Assemby votioK in favor thereof, threeflftl^s Iwinir prev nt liy order of tht Asaembly, THAliOKl'S C. SWKKT. Bpeakrr. >
Btate of New Torh, In Senate, Marc»i 11. IMT.-Thla rcaolutlon waa duly passed, a majority of all the Senatora elected voting in favor there of, three fifths tieinr present By order of the ¦•Bat4L EDWARD 8CHOKNECK. Preeident.
SUU ol New Vork. OfBca of tha Secretary of ¦tatt, ¦.: 1 have oonij>arad tht preceding copy al ooncuTNnt reaolutloo wltli tht original concur- rent r««olutli*n on flit In thla ofBce, and 1 do h-re- by etrxlfy that tht tame It a correct trana<ript th«refrom, and of tht whole thereof. Olven iin<:. r ¦y band and tht atal of ofBce of the Se? retarv of Btatt at the rity ot Albany, this twelfth d»v •f July in the year 01 our Lord, one rlioiisard g^iig t.„n.ir.^ 4jii MTr'"*"- t'- •^l l'BA)«<'Ih
to taviiinn. Nor sliall tiiis seciion be con-ti ,.| to pment the is..iie of li.ui.is to provhie 1 ,r the soi'I'ly of water, but the term of the 1,n ij Iwued to provide f,>r the supply of water, ii> excess of the limitation ol in.iobtedness Hve.l herein, slinll nni exi-eed twenty years, and a • iiikini; fund tiiali I.e treated on the isHini..: of the said bonds for their redemption, bv ri.> Inif anniiallv a sum winch viill pnelie ¦¦ m amount e.iiMl to the sum of the priio i| ul i' t iniercvi ,.f .(.lifl |,.,nds at their matiin'.i- Wl ciTtifliiites ¦<! ii..lcbi,.diic'« or l^venue I..0, 's l».siied in anticipation of the collection td tar--, whiih are not retired within Ave ye.Tr« .i( ¦ r their ilate ol Iseue, and bonds issued to pe., e for the 501 ply of wiiter, and any debt her. m r Incurred by any portion or part of a -ii^. if tliere shall be any mich debt, shall be mcludel In as,ceri;iiiiinir the pcuver of ttie cily to be. 1 o,.- othprwi.ie Indebted; except thiit debts in. on. 1 by [lliel rjtiv city [of .Sew Verk] of the fi> I rln.1.1 after the Aral ilay ot January, iiiii.i..o hundred and f.oir, and debts Incurred ii,i »¦ > cily of the Riconil (lags afler the liist luv I January, nineteen luindred and einht. and del » Inciirretl liy any city of the tliir.l ; lass j;i-r the first dav of January, nineteen luiieire.i aol ten, to provide lor tiie supply of water, -i . I not be so imliided; and except furlher ii,.it any debi hereafier incurred by tiie city of S. .v Vf>rk lor a piiiiiic improvement owned or to h» owned by Ihe city, v(hich yielda to the ,i(v current net revenue, after toHkini; any tie..-'\r» allowance for repairs and maintenance for win. h the city is liable. In excess ol the iniere-t .>b aald debt and ot tht annual instaii.icnts ne.','». lary for Its amortijalion rnay be eachided in ascertainiiiK the power of said city to be. i.in* otherwise indebte.l. provided that a sinkinn food tor Its amortiralion shall have been estaldi-h-d and maintained and that the indebtedness xliall not be BO e\. hided during any period of tune when the revenue aforesaid ahtll not be soffl cient to equal the said Interest and amortirai i.ii» Instalinenta, and ewept furtlitr that any Indelit- tflnesa heretofore incurred by the city of N<"» York for any rapid transit or dork Inveatment may be ao exclude(| proportionately to tlie eatent to which tlie current net revenue received bv laid city tlierefrom ahall meet the Interest and amortliation Insialmentt thereof, provided tliat any Increase in the debt ini-urring power of th* city of New Vork which ahail result from iti* exclusion of debit heretofore Incurred ahall ii» available only lor the acquisition or conatrudiore of properties to bt uaed for rapid traiult ir dlH-li piiri'oses. The legislature ahall presi ribe tht method by which and tht terma and condi tlona under wblih the amount of any debt to !>• io excluded ahall be determined, and no su. t» debt ahall be excluded except In accordance wiila tht determination io prttcribtd. The lejfislatui» may In ita discrelitn confer appropriate juri«dii>- tlon on the appellate divlalon of tht tuprein* court In the first Judicial department for lh» purpoat of determining tht amount of any debt to be to excluded. No Indebtedneaa of a ciiy ralld at the time of Ita im-eptlon ahall theie. after become invalid by reasi.n of the opersti it of any of the provisions of thla teciion. When ever the boundaritt tf any city are the aame a* thoae of a county, or when any Hty ahall in plodt within Iti boundarlea more than one county, the power tf any county wholly Indu.led within such city lo become Indebted shall les-e, but the debt of Ihe ctunty, heretofore eiislmi:. ¦hall not, for the purpotet tf thll teciion, li* reckoned aa a part »f tho city debt. The amoont hereafter to be raised by lax for' county ir dty purpose!. In any county containing a city •I tiwwr tut hunir«i thouaind Inhabitants, or any rich city of Ihia itate. In addition l» providing for the principal and Interest of th«f exiHting debt, shall not In tht aggregate nrrrfi In any one year two per centum of tht asae««. .| valuation of tht real and pennnal eatate of nob county or cily, to be atcertalned aa prescrib.-l In tlila section In respect to county or city debt I 2. Resolved (if the Aaoembly concur). That tht foregoing amendment bt tubmitted to tb» people for approval at tht general election to be held In tht year nineteen hundred and aeren teen, in accordance with tht prorialoni of th* election law.
State of Vew T'rk. In Senate. April 5. 1917.— The foregoing rea<ihiilon was duly pssaed, a ma¬ jority of all the Senator* elected Toting In favor thereof, ny order of the Benata, E. R, DROWN. Temporary President.
State tf New Vork. In Aiwmhly, May t, 11*17.— The foreoing rewiliillon waa <uly pasted, a ma¬ jority of all tht member* elected to the Ataembljr voting In favor thereof By order tf th* Aastm- bly. TI^AniiirS <¦• ,SWKFT, Speaker.
SUtt of New York. Offlc* of tht Secretary af Wale. ta.: I have compared tht preceding copr of concurrent reaolutlon with tht original con¬ current reanlutlon on flit tn thi* olBce, and T d<» hereby certify that th* aame I* a correct Iran- (crlpt therefrom, and of tbe whole thereof. Olren undtr rr.y hand and the teal tf ofic* of th* Sec reiary of Rtate at the city of Albany, thla twelfth diur of July, In th* year ef aur Lord, one thou- aand nine hundred and »eveirteen. [L. 8.1 FRAN- flS M. llfOO. Secretary of Btatt.
roBM FOR simMismoN or auemdment
NIJMBF.R TWO.
"Shall the prepotfd amei\4ment ta aectloa ta»|
of article eight nf the rionttitutlon, la rtlatloa t*l
Llmltarloii ot ladebtednea of Cltita," ba i^:
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