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BOATBOUSE THIEF DECEIVES POUCE
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Krcctiort. March 2t. — A boathotisel burglar escaped the clntcheM of theilaw late Friday night by a clever ruse.
Patrolman Prank Fisher waa on duty In the vicinity of Bajvlew and Atlantic avenues when he saw a man tarrying a suit caae. The olBcer spoke to him. The stranger became quite friendly and 'Walked along with the oBlcer. He gave hi^ name as Henry Smith and said he lived at 130 South Bayview avenue. He answered other questions satisfaotorily and thus allayed suaplcldn. Officer Fisher, however, has a canny sense of police duties. He was a^t entirely sat- lafled and watched fthe hiah after he had started, presumably, for his home.
Following him, he saw him go into the bushes off the road. Immediately Fisher's suspicions were confirmed and ho gave chase.
A. W. Galllenne, who was passing. was requested to call police Jtj*aiquar- ters while Fisher went after the man. Fisher .soon sttimblcd over the .suitcase that "Smith" ha«J been carrying. He took It back to the street and opened It. Addiflonal offlcers had arrived by this time and the bushes were searched. No trace of the fugitive was found.
Clarence Lewis, who was coming in another direction, waa startled to see a ipan dash out of bushes near bim and go oft at a tangent. Not knowing the clr<fllm.stances he did not ti-y to inter¬ cept him. It was "Smith" escaping from the t>ol'ce.
In the suitcase were saws, rubber boots, fishing tackle, and the shaft off a motor boat that had been cut off.
All of tho property was identified by I). Wesley Pine ot Pine street. It had been taken from his boathouse on the Woodcleft Canal. Mr. Pine's name was stamped on one of the saws.
The epi.sodo happened alxiut 11.15 o'clock, as the Village Hoard meeting was breaking up.
Tho man was of medium height, young, and wore rubber boots.
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Telephone 584
25 Shelibank Place, Rockville Centre, L I.
Freeport Auditorium
Monday, March 28th, at 8.30 P. M.
SAND, GRAVE AND TOP SOU
HI the bank or il«liv4Bre4l, at Reasomible Prices
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STANDING WHITE AND BLACK OAK TIMBER Cut and Sawed To Order
Eirtiniates on Lawns and Cellars
Will gii^e figures on any work from bending a pin t6 changing the conrie of Mill Eiver
I O. H. TUTHILL, Manager
10 ROUNDS
I Frankk Carpenter vs. Dave Rosenberg
Bessahsrg beat FraaUa FleUs the Ust lipie he boaed in this club, aaJ If be wins, waats tb box Toaoxy hUiiem two weeks after this
8 Rounds—Kid Locke vs. Kid Brown 6 Rounds—Johnny Gannon vs. Freddy DeMeyer 6 Rounds-YoungDoian vs. DoubleTimeMadden^
Dolan koocked out Walter Thaoiiiton in one round, but he won't i
do tluf with MaddcB :
4 Rounds—Chuck Eirman vs. Young Clinton |§
LOST" 1
opportunities'
You probably realize that you have allowed many opportunities to slip by you ln,the course of a life time.
You know that many of these opportunities if .seized at the right moment would perchance have made you independent for life. Others would at least have brought you lucrative return. •
Yesterday can never be recalled. Tho opportuni¬ ties passed are gone forever.
of Bellmore
of Nassau Beack
COIKTY COUBT, NAMAC COTNTT
The Court Calendar
Nassau County Court, Mineulu
Hon. Lewis Ji. Smith, County Ju<lj;e
Moiiduy, April I, I'J'il.
Tho following i-'^ the list of cases to bu called at tho term of the County Court at Mineola, staitinf,' April 1:
G85—Hawkes vs, lialei(,'h, ano,
611—Ware vs. L. I. It. li- Co. and Freeport. ^
C62—I.4ibas vs. Petrow.^ky.
C63—Dawson Co. vs. l>alil.
070—VoorhCHS iiubbcr iUe. Co. vs. Cooley.
673—Uest vs. IlBtit.
676—Ludlam vs. Wilson.
(ISl—Aldrlch vs. Naumann.
686—Kpmarck vs. Johnson.
689—Cosgrovo vs. Abbontontolo.
690—Whitehouse vs. Homan.
692—Kulhanek vs. Ware, ano.
UU3—Sweetman, ano vs. Brown.
6U5—Underbill vs. Wil.son.
668—t^rvey vs. Murtha.
696—Madsen vs. Ketcham.
697—Shore vs. Peters.
698—Frank vs. Fyfe.
699—Llndermann vs. Patterson.
700—Uindermann vs. I'attcrson.
701 Llndermann vs. Patteraon.
702—Heiplo vs. Patterson.
703—Ueckcr ft McKay Bros., Inc., v.-i. Brown.
704-Krapf vs. Brown.
70i)—Broussen vs. Dean.
706—Elias & Co., Inc., vs. Wicks.
707—Uessel estate vs. Frayling.
708—Ciaynor vs. Wiikins.
709—Oodfrcy-Keeler Co. vs. Leu.
710—Kemlein vs. McDonald.
711—Kottmiller vs. Buck. i
712—Bu.sch vs. Max,
713—Ellas & Co. vs. Wicks.
714—Kaufman vs. Salorno.
Vli)—Eckhardt vs. Malonc.
716—Becker & McKay Bros., Inc., vs. Noon.
717—Eckhardt vs. Belford.
718—Facopoulos vs, Levlnson.
719^-O'Connell vs. Boyce.
Special Term (.'alendur i
127 Latham et al vs. Kozcrski ano. ' 129—Hutchinson vs. Crandall. (
ffftrnm R. Smitfi. «. pxeeutor nf ;
and trufltpe an4S«r thn taut will :
anil t*-fftnmpnt of Annie A. :
Wood, decea»»d, PlaintilT, :
a«alnat
Oci^annldn Tmprov.ment rfimpftny, Ktirrlittown Tniat Company, as : Iruati.*., New York Tylrphone : rnmpany, Naasau and HufTolk T.istitlnK Companr, Oooanald. buUdlnv and Ufvftlopment (;or- : poratlfit), NIela ]Vtera«n, an ad- ; rnlnlfft rator of th« vooda. nhat- : tela and credits wliieh were of : Mathilda Petersen, deci^ased. : ¦ rharlea P. KImmey Company, : Wllhelmina II. Sclirlefer, De- : tendants. :
In pursuance of a judsmrnt of foreclosure and sale made and entered In the at>ove en¬ titled action, dated the twenty-flfth day ot January. 1921. I, the undersigned, the ref¬ eree In Bl<le Judgment named, will stil al public auction to the hiirhest bidder, nt thr rotunda In the Nassau County Court House, at Mineola, Town of HempBtead, Nannnu County, New York, on Saturday, the twelfth day of Marcli, 1921, at ten o'clock In -the forenoon, tho premiaes directed by said judg¬ ment to 'oe sold, and described as follows. Abb that certain tract or parcel of land. situate, lyins and being at Ooeanalde, in th.- Tnwn of Hempstead, Nassau County, New York, bounifed and descrit>od as follows, tc wit:
Beginnlnff at the point where tho westerly
line of land of Mamie ,£, Rider meet tbf
southerly line of Bnyside Avenue, runntns
thence south sixty degrees twenty-five min
iitea weat along Bayelde Avenue three hun
dred and sixty-two feet and 871100 of a fool
lo land of (^hauncey Duviaun; thence south
one degree three minutes woat partly alonf
land of Chnuncey Davlaon and partly alont
land formerly of Henry Davison eleven hun
dred flfty-two f«et to land formerly of Sam
uel fi. Rhame: then north eighty-one dr
grees fltty-three minutes east along'f^uid lane
formerly or Samnel B. Khame, clghty-twi
I fent and r.r.|100 of a foot: thence north rlgh
: ty-thrce degrees six minutes east alont
I feet and H3I100 of a foot to Nasaau Avenu.
j thence north seven desieeS flfty-eight min
utea east along NaHMau Avenue eleven hun
dred flrty six feet and 2i>]\n0 of a foot li
I land of Mamie Tt. Rider: thence south «lxl>
I degrees twenty-ftve minutes west fifly-nln'
i feet and 721100 of a foot; thence ni.rtl
twenty-nine degrees thlrty-flve minutes wes
two hun<ti-ed fcirt to Baynlde Avenue, th.
point or place of beginning. The last twr
courses t>oing along land of Mamie B. Ridei
and containing within said bounds accordinif
to survey made by h^dwin S. Voorhls, eleven
acres and 7411000 of an acre. Together with
all the right, title and interest of said Annli
A. Wood, deceased, if any, of, in and to Baysldo Avenue, Nassau Avenue and Chaun- cey Street immediately adjacent to said prem ises to the centres thereof.
And aiflo all th,it certain other tract, piece or earcel of land, situate, tying and being at Oceanslde, aforesaid, twunded ant described as follows, to wit:
Beginning b> the point wtiere the soulherlj line of land of Prank B. Wood intenji^ctf the westerly line of Innd formerly of Chaun- cey DavlHon runniniEr thence soutli nineteen degrees twenty minutes west, along said land formerly of Chauncey Davison sever hundred seventy-eight feet to Reed Creek, thence north twenty-three degrees twenty-sev¬ en minutes west live hundred sixty feet and OOtlOO of a foot, along land formerly of Mur- dock: thr nre north twenty-nine degrees thirty- three minutes east foMy-three feet and SOllOO of a foot; thence north forty degr.^s two minutes east, three hundred forty-seven feet and 801100 ot a foot, along land of James Murdnrk to. said land of Frank
B. Wood; thence south seventy degrees I fourteen minutes east, along said land of I Frank B. Wood, two hundred forty-nine feet ' and 851100 of a fhot to the point or place I of l>eglnnIog. Containing within said bounds ' four acres and 49111000 of an acre accortl-
I ing to survey hy IMwIn H. Voorhls. To¬ gether with ail rights of way appertaining I to aaid parcel uf land, running northerly j over land of Frank B' Wood and others to j^Baysldn Avenue and subject le right of way. If any thero may be over said premises, and also subject to rlshts of way If any there lie over the first parcel above described.
Ttie above deaorlbed premises being the aame which wera conveyed to the said party
and nul-
taneously with this mortgage, this mortgage . being given to secure payment of part of < til. purchase price or consideration expressed in said deed and Is a purchar.e money mort- [ rage. Kxr^eptlng. however, from tlw above > desr-ribr^ premises all those following lot^ which have been released from the lien of ; the said mortgage, which lots are known ' and designated as and by tho lots numbers 42 and 43 In Block '¦2"; 24. 25. 28. S*. 30 and 31 In Block "6"; 20, 21, 22 and 23 In Block "7": 16 and 17 in DIock '¦13": 25, 29. 34 and 36 In Block "U"; 44, 46, 46 and 47 In Block "8": 20 and 21 in Block "6'; 10 p.nd 11 in Block •13"; 42 and 43 in Block "S"; 1 In Block "1"; 38 and :t9 In Block "•": 19, 20. 21, 48, 49 and 60 In Blodkr "2"; 17, 18, 19, 35, 36 and 37 in Block "•"; IS, il, 34, 36, 38 and 33 In Block "7"; 18, It, tl, it. 26 *nd 27 in Block "13"; 44 and 46 In Blot* "li"; 4« and 4» In Block "C"; 61, 62 and 63 In Bl wk "2": on a certain map entitled. "Map A. property at Oceanslde Park. Nasa.-iu Coui ty, S. T., Windsor Land and Improvement to.. Times Building, Broadway and 42nd Stieet. Manhattan. Temple Bar 13uiMinB. 44 C >urt Street. Brooklyn. Surveyed October 30, 1311, by C. W. Smtth. Civil Engineer and City Surveyor," and tiled In the offlce of the ::lerk of the County of Nassau on July 15th, 1912. as llnp No. 40. Also excepting, all -.he right, title and Interest, released by the plaintiff of. In snd to the street.** and ave¬ nues lying in front of and adjacent to the jald sevr>rul lots of land so released as aforesaid to the centre lines of said streets or avenues; and excepting a right of w.iy over the full width of the said streets or avenues upon which the said lots so rele,i0"d front to the nearest public highway stated in. the releases.
The said first piece or parcel ot land will be sold subject to the right of the defendant Ltie Nassau and Suffolk Lighting Comp.iny. to leave, keep and maintain certain gas mains, pipes and gas lamps now in anil iJI>m said streets and avenues shown on the map herelnahovo referred to, without removal or Interfcreme therewith on tho pai-t ot the purchaser except by written consent of the said Nassau and Suffolk l.lshling r,'omii:iny.
Dated, January 26th. 1921.
J. EDWARD Dl)W*.'INO, • Kutcrcc. EDWIN O. WRIGHT,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Rockville Centre, New York,
The Bbnve sale la hen-hy adjounu'd until TuiHday. -Mirch twenty-ninth, 1921, nfc ten o'clock In the forenoon, at the sanra''place.
Dated, Jlarch 12lh. 11)21.
J. I;dWAKD DOW.NING Referee.
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PRfCES: $1.65 and $2.20, Including Tax M
ADVANCE SEATS at Chubbuck'g Drug Store and United Cigar Store, Freeport; ] ^
White House Barber Shop, Hempstead; United Cigar Store, Lyn- Xa
brook, and Wild'i Drug Store, Rockville Centre 1^^
j Spring* Coal Prices
I WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THE FOL-
I LOWING REDUCTIONS
I Pea . . . $13.50
I Egg . . . 14.75
i Nut and Stove 15.00
I W. J. MARTIN COAL CO.
I 5 South Main Street
I Telephone, 283 FREEPORT, L. I.
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SITBKMB COURT. NASS.Al' COIXTY NOTieK TO rRET>ITORt«
Pursuant to an order of HON. I.FinNK D. HO\VKI,I„ Surrogate ot the County of Naa sau notice is hereby glYr-n to all persons having claims against
Ororge W. Weekes late of Freeport, in the said county, de¬ ceased, to present the samr with the vouch¬ ers thereof to the subscriber the Hd{nlnls- rntor of the lloods. Chattels and Credits of said deceased, at her place of transacting b^isiness -It the o.iiue of J. I'dwnr'! Down¬ ing:, MlneoUi, New York, on or before the 26th day of April next.
Dated. Mineola. N. Y., October 6, 1920. EDITH W. N. WIOKKRS, Administrator. J. RDWARD DOWNING, Attorney for Administrator, Mineola. N, Y.
MORTGAGE LOANS
HOMES PREFERRED
ftUICK ANSWERS LOW CHARGES
Long Island Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co.
375 FULTON STREET, JAMAICA
SIXTH FLOOR
NOTICK TO CREIHT0K8
Pursuant to an order ot HON. I.EONE D. noVVEI,!., Surrogate of the County of Nas¬ sau, notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims sKainst
Arthur Paul Hammond lato of Rockville Centra. In ttk« said county, docoasod, to present the same with the vouchers lher<H)f, to tho suhe*\'((iar the ad¬ ministrator of the goods,. chaCwiki and cred¬ its which were of said deceased a^ hia place oC transuctlngr, business at lae oflicc ot Wright &' Wright, UiM'kvlIlo CttX-e, New York, on or before the first day et Aiicrust next.
DaUd. Mineola, N. Y., January U. 1921. WILLIAM H. LITTSTER. As County Treasurer of Nassau County. Adininlstrator. WRIGHT A WRIGHT.
Destroys All Sewage From | the Home I
C'OINTY CUt'llT or KAHH.'^U COUNTY
Samuel llrowur, Plalntllt :
—asaljjit— John U. Clayton, et al, Defendants :
In pursuanci- uf a Judgment of foreolosurc and sale duly made and eotenid In tho aliovo entitled actiim, and bearing date thu i|rd day uf March, 1921, I the undcrslicned, the Rvfrreo Iii said Judirtncnt named, will sell al publl« auction to the highest bidder, at the Kolunda of thu Nassau County Court HoiHK, Mtiieola, Nasaau County, on the
7th D.^V <3F UAY, 1921 At t«ti O'clock In the forenoon, the iirenilscH ^ directed liy itald Judament lu be sold und ' * therein described as follows:
ALt.. that certain' Vlot, piece or phrcel of land, situate, lying >,nd being on tiic west side of the roa<l k-adlng from Merrick to Wuatlniry, In the Town «f nempalcad. Nas- Mu Uounty, (formerly Oue«na County), New ' ,y»rk, bounded as follows:
Ott the east by tho afnuvsnld road; on the n goutb iwrtly by land formerly of Daniel Sinltli and Jost>ph Nmart, a ditch or drain separat¬ ing said ,>4tnlth'a ai)d Cimart's land from tlHMe jinimlaes: and un the west by land of the City of New York, and on the north bj i land of BeMII, forfherl) of Jackson t'oiit, n stake iMine driven at the southft-est boritor iiml another at the northwest corner by an oak tree, containing within these bounds alxtut fiva <&) acrvB ot lanf, be the same raoro ur j leu.
IWINO the same preniisca conveyed by Betaoy Ann Buyd to ths salA John B. Clay- ' ton, by deed licftrlng even date and to tbe r racorded Bimttltaneonsly herewith, this mort-'' ^ .aagv twliiitf given tu aecura lo the said Sam- , ^ U«l Bruwer twymrnt of money uiVnmtMd hy j, bIm to enable the salii Claytuii tu oompl«te thu purahaaa thenaif. Dated. March ti, 1)121.
ISAAC N'. t.l*;VWRIGHT. „ *AT, SStiTH • JAT. 'Rall»r«e.
9 PlnintlH's Attorneys.
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NO FILTH—NO DISEASE GERMS—NO ODOR—lOW NEVER HAS TO BE CLEANED OUT
PtJSScsseB tho one important clement
/ necessary to make the rural home equal
In comfort and convenience to the most
up-to-date city dwelling.
When Once Installed, All Ezpenie to Uaintain It Is Ended
Bndoraedi by Puhllc Health Offlecrs. Banltaigr - ISxverti, Bnglneara, and Martr 3. ODD ultra.
DaacriptlTC Ut«ralar« (Jpen Request
COST
EFFECTIVE AT ONCE
FORDSON TRACTORS
REDUCED TO
$625.00
r. O. B. DETnOIT Keprescntiiii; a Reduction of $163.00
—¦5%o money yoij have NOT made is like water over the 'falls.
Today You Must Think of the Golden Future Before You
You must think of the possibilities of the morrow.
You must lay your foundation .so that your future shall be secure beyond doubt.
The Continental Trust
of Connecticut
under authorization of a declaration of trust, olVers one of the biggest and sounde.st opportunities you have ever had laid before you.
It is no vain .speculation or j^amblin;^ chance.
It is not based on the future of any ONE braiicli of commerce or industry.
You do not place all your cjrgs in one basket.
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ttfi investments will be wisely chosen by men of rare skill and e.xperience in the fields of business antl final,cc.
They will have lietter opiiortuiiily (o stutly tlie most intimate*details of every project beftirc one ilol- lar of the Continental Trust's money, your money, is placed with them.
May we not direct your attuntion to lilt*, ^wtivworul of this organization, and ask you if such men do not command your confidence, respect and trust.
Advisory Board of Trustees
II. B. McDowell, President General Eflicieiicy Devices, Inc.; Hon. Jacob Caplan, Judge City Court, New Haven, Conn.; Jerome A. Myers, Nat. Director, Constitutional League of America; A. U. l^Iiihlhauser, Chairman Industrial Relations Com.; E. S. Crosman, Chairman Publicity Com. National Teachers' As;;ocia- tion; Hon. E. Eugene Culver, Director Midt^Uetown National Bank; A. H. Polder, General Counsel, Jersey Centi'al .Railroad; Chas. W. Ellis, Former Euel and Food Administrator of Lackav/an.i; John Whitney Dissette, President Sure Spark Corp.
Trustees
PRICE^f 6«, F. O. B. PHILADELPHIA
PAUL AYRES CO., Inc.
PIUMSERS. STEAM AND WATER SUPPUES
n$ Jmr SbMt BnMym, N. ¥.
Vkwca i Tiiasgle 43484S44
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This Indispensable Farm Impk^itt hThwr within the reach of all
IMPORTAffT^AimOUNCEMENT
The Ford Motor Company advises us that Ford cars are now at the lowest possible figures and no further reductions can be expected.
All Hidications point to an active demand in the early Spring and the temporary shutdown of the Ford factor¬ ies will lo some extent retard production. In order to have your car when you want it, it is ad¬ visable that you BUY OR ORDER NOW. We nave a few cars on himd, but they ¦will not last long when the rush starts. The following prices are quoted f- o. b. Detroit.
WITH SELF-STARTEk
Ranabont, $465.00 Touring. $510.00
Coupe, $745.00 Sedan, $795.00
F«nboB Tractor, $625.00
WITHOVT SELF-STARTER
Ckasns, $360.06 Track, (Pnemnatic tiret) $545.00
Oomplete line of genuine Ford Part/t, acoofeorlea,. tires, tubei
oils, greases, etc., etc.
REX>AIRINO ANO OVKBHATTUNO BT COMPETENT
MECHANICS
W.T.HUTCHESON, Agent
Salesroous and Senrice Stations at Lynbrook and HUaeola T«L 186. Fnhoa Ave. and Franklin St., Hempstead, L I.
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COUPON
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