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Bedridden and 8p««chUM For Thr«« 'Years After Fall, Now Cured Except¬ ing Her Mind Fail* to Regiater Fact. Lot Angeles Teacher Led Her to Walk and Speak.
Los Angeles.—One of the most re¬ markable cases known In medical his¬ tory and one fraught with Interest both to surgeons and to students of psychology has been called to the at¬ tention of scientists in this city. It Ifl the case of Carlotaa Sausedo, a flfteen- year-old sthcjolglrl.
For three ye.irs Carlotaa was con¬ sidered a hopeless paralytic, who would never be able to speak or walk. She had been Injured by a fall on her head from a swing when she was twelve years old.
It is declared now by doctors and her teachers that whatever body or brain Injuries she may have received from that fall have been absolutely outgrown and that she Is perfectly normal physically and mentally, ex¬ cept that her mind has failed to regis¬ ter the fact of her recovery.
In other words, acccnding to the doctors. If the child's mind can be wakened to tbe fact that slie has re¬ covered from her fall she wlll be able to walk, talk nnd develop as other ohildren do.
While three weeks ago Carlotaa could not speak" and could not walk aloue. today she speaks with ease, walks without help and can even walk up and down thc school stairs alone.
Three years ago the little girl pltche<l from u swing to her head. She wsis liicked up and stood on her feet. In¬ stead of standing still she began to whirl round and round. She was en¬ tirely unable to stand stiil or to sit up. She was put to bed and pronounced a hopeless paralytic. Iler power of speech was completely stopped.
With the beginning of the present school term Miss Ettle I.«e, one of the grammar school teachers, discovered the child. There were flve other chil¬ dren in the family, all normal, and Miss Lee luqulretl Into Carlotaa's hls- j tory. Securing medical examination, she learned that, whatever bodily In¬ jury may have heeo. caused by the fall. It no longer i-xlsted.
"We cannot tell Carlotaa she is not a crlpi)le or skk. because ber mind has to be wakened up gradually to that fact," Miss Lee said, "but we are teaching her by degrees. She Is jylaced in a special class at school, and her teacher invents little exercises and les¬ sons for her.
"She had to be almost carried to school. Her teacher made a sniall sand Illle lu the playground and many times a day took Carlotaa there and helped her walk over It. Today Carlotaa can wa'k uji and down the school stairs.
"Wiicn scliool oiiene<l she could not lalk. Now she talks to us and knows what we say. She can count in Knglisli and Spanish aud can write lier own name, lier father tells me she was un usually bright befoie tlie iail. and I see no reason to suppose tliat she cau¬ not bo restored to her former condition. "Slie has been in bed I'or tiie greater part of tile past threo years, as the schools at Cbiiio would not take her In. So while hcr body healed itself, apjiar- cutly. her mind never recovered from the shock of the tall."
Little Carlotaa was taken to the Par- eut-Teiich<'r clinic for further e.\aniiiia- tions to verify the diagnosis of other doctors. If a siinilar report Is made her special teachers wiil ciuitinue as they havo begun in their novel work of teaching the child's mind tiiat her body Is neither paralyzed nor injured in any way.
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Is Pointed Cap, Canadian Indian, Whe at 108 Sends Portrait.
Ottawa, Canada.—.V novel picture has been received by Sir Uobert Borden, the Canadian premier, and forwarded by him to the local Red Cross rooms. It is thul of the oldest inember of the Red Cross society in the world aud at that u western Indian. Pointed Cap, who belongs to the l-'Ile hills Indian reserve lu Saskatchewan. He will be 108 years old ou -Nov. 14 next.
The establishment of a branch of (he Red Cross society for these Indians shows how deeply thc people of all classes lu the Dominion are Interested in tlie war and eager to flnd a way of lending assistance, it is said.
PROFESSOR LOST IN WILDS.
Wife Sails to Search Australia For Missing Entomologist.
Berkeley, Cal.—Mrs. Genevieve Brld- well, wife of J. W. Brldwell, former entomologist at the University of Cali¬ fornia, is on her way to the antipodes in senrch of her husband, who went Into the wilds of Western Australia some months ngo as the agent of the Hawaiian government In search of par¬ asites to control Insect pests.
Professor BrIdKell was last heard from when he .sailed from Sydney, X. S. W., for port.s on the west coast of Australia, whence he expected to pro¬ ceed inland.
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?IOT(rK TO CKEDITOR9.
ri'R.«ITANT TO AN ORDKR OF TTO.N. HEXr.Y SKI.nK.V \VKMj;i:. T-m- posar.v S'ltroKHlf- of ihf Counly of .SfiN- sau. noiice Is hereby xivrn to all pjT- iions tiaviiig claims a;;aln."t Henrlftla M. Pattfrson. Iat<- of the Town of Hempaftad. In tho said county. dcct'a.">ei). to pr< «<tu thc asntf with the vouchers th«ie<if. lo tlie subscriber the adminis¬ trator with thi' will annexed of thc goods. chiitt<ls flnd eredils of said de-
ness at I^rpep'orf. Nassau County. New Vorlt. on r>i before the -5th day of .\prll. Til \i. ,
I'aK-d. \fiiipoIa. N. V.. Oct. 4. IM"..
I'.KOfUiK y. r.\TT':i;soN.
AdmlTii.vtrator with thf- vvill ar-.nexed. nAVI.«;(>N K- rxnKRHII.I.. .VHomey!. for .Ailniiiiistrafor. .if) Cnu.l Strict. Brool(l>.i, .\. V.
XOTiri-: TO, CKKDITORS
PfU.'«fA.N'T TO A.V ORDKM OF UOS. sr-TLDK.V WKr.URR. Temporary Sur¬ ropate of the County of Nas.«.iu. notlco 1.1 h( reby givi ii to all persons havinsr olaims asainst Thomas K. Mills, lato of thf Town of llompstoad, In tho .said oouni.v, doorasid. to present tho samo with tho vouchors thereof, to the sub- .scribor. tho administrator of thv. Roods, oh.ittols and crodils of said docoased. at hor placo of transactiiiK buslnoss at tho olTico of Klvin N. Kdward. Freeport. Vi\v Vork. on or bofore the 25th day of .\l>ril. next.
l>:iti.d, Minoola. N. Y.. Sept. 2.1. 1915. KLIZABr':TIT V. MILF.S.
.Xdmlnlstralor. ISI/VIN N. ICDWAnn.'^. Attornoy for Ad¬ ministrator. l-T R.iilroad .\vonuo, Fr.'.'port. .v. V.
\OTiri: TO CHKIHTOHS.
piTtsr.vNT TO .\.N' oRiir:i; oi' no.v
ItK.NItV .Sf:i.I>I.;N WKI.MCK. Toiii- porarv .-^urroirato of the County of Nas¬ sau, not ioo is inroby given to all pi r- soii.'.- havinc claims afrainst ls,TbolI:i Kli;;nbotli Po.st, late of the Town of If. iiipstond. in the said county, do- oi;i...|.d, fo prosont th(.' samo with tho \iiuoliors thoroof. to the sub.uoribor. tlo' ON.cutor of the last will and tostaniont of said iloooasfd. at his plaoo of tran.«- acllMK liii.'.-lMo.s.'i tit tho office of (".ourt;.' MorKoi l.l \y. [•'nopnrt. Now York, on nr liofuri- th.' L'.'illi ilav of Aiiril m xf.
I'.-il.il. .Min.ola. .V. Y., Sopl. I'T. H'l.i. I! ton AKK T. ['OST.
FTxoont.ir. <;K<iI;<;i: MOIJTO.V T.KVY. Atlorm v for
lOxioiiior. 1-T Railroad .^vonni. l-'n .-
li.ol. I.oiii; I.^Iaiul. N. Y.
MITICK TO CKKIIITOHS.
I'ursii.int to an ordor of linn H.nry Slid.11 U'l lior, tomporary sun i.i;,i!o of III" Counly of .V.issau. notiro is li.r.hy t;i\oii to all persons having olainis ;i>;;iirist Cornilla .4. Voori.s, lato of Ihe iiuvii of III mpstead. in the said ominty. ill loasoil. to prosont thc same wilh tho vnui'liors thoroof, to tho sub.scrilii r tin- •ii'rtiniislralor of Ihe KOods, chattols and or.-dits of s:ilil docea.«od. at hi." pl.'ioo of 1 ransarl iim- husiness at Iho nllico of <!• ory^o .Morton Levy, Frooport. .Now Yoik. on or before Iho l.ith day of I-', touarv next.
I'liilll, Minenla. N. Y., .Inly •2'.i. I'.nr,. CHARLPJS F. VOOKIS.
Administrator. C. i:iil:r, !•: MorrrO.V I.F\"^'. Altormy fnr
.Vilniiiiislrntiir. I-T I(:iilroad avenuo,
Frooport, N. T.
Tin; PWOI'I.K OF TIIK .ST.'.TK OF
.Now York to Frovidi ncla Castillo I'lmM the petition of Tho Chalham and I'hooiiix .N'ational Hank nf .N'ow York, ynu aro litrohy oiloil lo show cause li.fi.ro our Surrnnati- nf ih.- <-(>iuiiy of .Vassau, at til. Surrf.Kalo's Courl nf said I'miiitv. Ill-Ill at lho Cnuniv Cnurl Hnuso. al .Minoola. in lho Cnuniy nf .Vassau, on tlio .'tnth day nf Ootohor. I!M.".. at nlno o'clock in tho foronoon of (hat day. why tlie letters lostainoiitary ffianlod to vou on the .Mh day of .lan¬ uary. llil:>. as oxocutor or tho lasl will and tislanii'iil nf Knillio .M. Casllllo, doooasod. should nnt ho n-vokod. and ,-ilso lo show oauso wtiy you should loU t.O ronioviil as losl.imoniary trusloo of .-ind undor said hist will and to.slaniont.
In toslltnoiiv whiioof, we liavi caus¬ .d tho si-al of lho Surrn^rato's Court of Ihl- said I'ounly of .Nassau lo ho horo- utiln atllxoil.
Wilnoss, IION. HKNRY SI-:i.l>KN W KM.I'.'I!. Tonipnrar.N Surro>;aii of nur said ("ountv nf .Vassau. al tin .^urro- iiati's Ottloo. al .Minoola. In tin- said Cnunty, tho lMsI day of Si-i>|inilior. nin- lliniisanil nlno hundn-d and Iifl.-on.
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Cl. rk nt Iho SurinKato's Cnurl.
«RRAT .SOVTH BAY PIBRRT 'rO«PAW>
SUMMER TIME TABLE
In Ellecl June 30, 191S.
\.«SSAr BY THE SR.\ SEA BOOB
FRBEPORT POIXT LOOKOUT
Week ttmyn
I.rf'ave Freeport L.eave Beach
«.00 a. m. 8.50 a. m.
<iOO a. m. H.IS a. m.
9:4S a. m. lO.lS a. ri.
10.45 a. m. 12.16 p. m.
11.45 a.m. 1.46 p.m.
1.1& p. m. 2.46 p. m.
2.15 p. m. 4.30 p. m.
.1.45 p..m 5.45 p. m.
5.15 p. m. 6.20 p. m.
6.30 p. m. 7.00 p. tn.
•tnndBMi and Holidays
Leave Freeport
T.no a. m.
9.(5 a. m., and hourly thereafter untH
5.45 p. m. 7.45 p. m. Leave Na.ssau
10.15 a. m., and hourly theroaftor until 6.15 p. m. 6.45 p. m. 9.50 p. m. NOTK.—Sea Rrtfre stops are mad* oniy on sic:nal or fo leave passengers.
i.oxf; BR.trii
Week Uayii
l.-av,- rnint Lookout
t; t.i a. m.. connecting with 7.21 to N. T. 11.4 0 a. in., connect I UK with 12.32 to N. Y.
2 15 p. m.. connecting with 3.10 to N. Y.
i.Xti p. m.. connecting with 5.20 to N. T. Li-avo Queenswater
T.4rta. m. (arrival of 6.47 from N. Y.) 12 10 p.m. (arrival of 11.06 from N. Y.)
Il.on p. m. (arrival of 2.06 from N. Y.)
5.50 p.m. (arrival of 5.00 from N. Y.) Sundaya I.' avo Point Lookout
•-.no a. m. 1 1.40 a. m.
" li) p. m.. onnnoctins with 4.20 to N. Y.
¦'.l.ll p in.. cnimectinK with 6.43 to N. T. I., av.- (iui oliswntor
l'l -Tia. m. i.iirival of 9.05 from N. Y.) 12.20 p.m. i.irrlvil of 11.17 from N. Y.)
t I.', p. m.
i; 20 p. m. NOTK.—Spoclnl time table for Labor I'ay on this division.
FHKEI'OHT n\II.RO.^n COMPAIVY
Sr.M.MKI! TIMK TABLE In orroot .luno 30. 1915. Trnlloys of Ih.- Frooport Railroad Company run nn half hour headway, liMVhiK- lilo raliroad statinn af Froe¬ port on tho hour and half hour up to "..15 wook days and 9.15 Sundays, con¬ ii.ollnu wilh all oast and west hound ¦ ¦:irs of the .\,\\- York and Lonjr Island
11.1
"'.45 p. ni. fi.30
Leavo Hnok 9.1 5 10.1.'-. 11.15 Subjf
ipany at .Mlanflc avonue
«
»troot eek Ila;
Loavi- ...doll fl
L.-ave :. Sialion fi.OO p. m. 6.20 fi.4S 7.OS
T.-ir.
9.50 10..iO 12.20
liolldHjH
Leave
li. R. Station
9.30
10.30
11.30
without notlco.
l.o\«; isi.wi) II.
. i;frioiivi- (lot.
nm-: t\hi.k
IT. 191.^.1
VIerrick fair Nevi lork. I'eiin- siiitloii, llroiiklyii himI inter- onlloiiK: Wl ok days ."..16,5.52, . T.lS. IT.2K. .S.Ol, S.49. 10.12 1.22. .f 10. (.17. 5.36. 6.41, 9.21, m. Sundays fits, S.22, 9.20
:.05. 2.14. L.-ij. 5.:!:i. sos, 11.07
NOTICI-; SALK.
Cur.VT'l' Cdt'liT. .VASS.M! COCNTY
.Inlm F H-.rr, Piaintlff,
.¦m.-iln.'^t Fr.iiioi-soi, C.-I
valli. aud oihors, Dp
fi-ndanls.
In pill su.i III'I- ;inil hy virtue of a ludvrmont oidi-r nf fori-clnsiiro and s.-ilo mado l>\ this Court In lho above on¬ lillod aolii.n dalod Iho Hilh day of Sop- tonihor. 1915. and tlli-il and out, r.-d in Ihl- Vassaii Cnuniv Cl. i k's Ollici-. I. tln- siibsfTll.or. Iho i.f.-i.-o Ihon-iii naim-d. will si-]l .-il public auolinn af the front stops Of till- .Nassau County Court rtnuso. .-It .Miii.-nl.-i. In lln- Tnwn nf lli-nipsli .-III. .V.-i;-saii Cnuniv. .V.-w Vmk. on Saluid.iv. th-
.•ttrrii i)\\ OF oi'roi«i:», u»i.'..
al Ion n'.-lnok in the fiin-Nnnn of th'C 'lay. lho lands .md promises dosoriln .1
II. in.
l.e«\e l''reepi>rl M.\linniii Hinllon
days —5.20, 5.5fi, •S.05, IS.IT. S.53, 9.49,
(I.4;
\e« Vork. II rook I.1 n;
. 6.5s. 7.22, 10.17 (I. m.;
17.51, 12.27,
viz.- parr
in suid juilKini-nt as follow .\ll Iliut oi-ilaln iiU-co 11
land with iniprovimints th
Ill, silu.ito. IviiiL' .¦mil hoink- In Hio VII- la»ro of l'"roopnrt. County nf .Nass.-iu ,-ind Stall- of .Ni-w Vork, boundi-d and iloscrlbKl .-,s follnws:
Il.-Rliinink' al a pnint on tho sniiihorlv
sid" of Whali-y sti t distant thru- hun
lired and (iurhty (3S0) foot westerly from Iho cnrnor formed h.v the iiiter- siclion of the Westerly side of Ray \'i.'W avoiiui- wilh tli.- snulliorly side of Whaley slnit. running- tlHiico soulh¬ orlv paralli I with Iiav \'ii w avonm- one hundrod and fifty (150) fi-it, thi-nc wostorly jiaralli I wlih Whnloy sfrei-f nty-tlvo 1751 foot .Ihonco northerly a>rain parallel with Ray Vlow av- niio one liundred .-ind flftv II50) fo.-t to lho snulhorly sido nf Wlialoy slro.-t.
nntl Ihoiii astorly alniin lh. southi-rly
side of \Vhalov sir.oi sovontv-fivo (75j foot lo Ihl- polnl or place of bot'lrinin*.'. Dated. Si-ptonihir 14th, 1915.
FIARRV W. .M(K)I{K. Rrferoe. Cf,0<:'K' A SKA.MAN, Attornevs for Plainiifr. Offlco and Posloiriro Ad¬ dross, Frooport, .Now Vnrk.
»-17-7f
.¦!.I5. 4.21, 5.02, 5.40, t6.05, 6.45, 8.16. S.25, 11.13 p. m. Sundays—6.52. R.26, 9 24 a. ni.: 12.09. 2.IS, 4.36, 5.37, 6.40, R.13, 11.11 p, in.
I.ente l-'reeiiorl for Amli; % llir, llnby- loii. I'lilrlioKiie nml liitermeillnle sta- lloiiHi Wook days--na4.44, S.KI, a9.31, 11.53 a. in.; sil.4(kr-^sia2.21, 2.44. a3.5S, a5.0:t. a5.55. liifi.f'.l, 6.4'3, a".06, 7.44, «9.fl7, all.lC. p. m.; 12.17 a2.04 n^|rlU.-^ Sundays --5.31, a9.20, alO.06 a. 'lh.: 12,29, 2.30, a3.52, a6.5B, a9.02, all.l4 p. xn.; al.44 nlyiil.
I.eate \pw Vnrk, P<'iiii«.vl»-niilB Stn- lloti, for l-'reeporl, Merrirk nml prlnrl- IihI inlerinedlale HlntioiiMi n3.50, S.3A, 11.00 a. tn.: SII2.52. sll.25, 2.00, 3.00. 4.07, III.".. 5.Illl. 15.33. 5.54, 6.15. (1.50, 7.10. 8.10,
10 l!i. 11.30 p. m.i I.IO nitiit. Sundays
1.:iO. s.25, 11.34 a. m.; 1.40. 2.58, 6.02, 8.08, 10 IT i(. III.; 12.33 ni«lit.
aTralns run to Rahylon nniy.
iiNo Hrnnklyn conni-ctlon.
•¦Sitlurilays only.
ri:\i'|ii Saliirda>-.s.
il-;xoi-i.l holidays.
il':\i-.-|'l Saturdavs and liollilavs.
Tr.-ilns liav- Rri.nklvn, Flatbush Ayo. ano S'allnn. aliniil the samo time as Ihns,- shnwn frnm .Vow Ynrk. Poiiimvl- laiiia St.-ilinn 'I'liis Hino table suhject
•li.in
u-lilo
II liolll
l)\ll,l rilOM.KV TIMK TAHI.K. MInroln -iirooklyn IMtiainn.
i.-ivo Hoinpsl.a.l .Main and Frnnt Sts : Sniiliihoiind at 4 :)0. 4.45, 5.15. 5.30 a Ihoii evory 30 niinutes thereafter
mil
NOTICK TO < llf':niTOR«<.
PfltSI'A.NT TO .\.V OHDl'MC OF IIO.V. IIK.NRY SKLDl'^N WKLLKtt. lempor¬ ary surroualo of tin County of Nassau, noiice is horoby Klvn tn all persons havlnir claims atalnst Sidm y .*<. .I:ick- son. Inte of the Town of llimpst(-ad. In the said cnuniy. doce.isod. to prosi-nl IllO same wilh vouchors lh(-ri-of. to Hn subscribirs fhe executor."! ot the laH will and l.stamorit of said doc.'ased, at Ihoir idacis of transacting buNlness u.t the nflico of .lanios M. Seaman. Wari- l.ii.-h. .Niw Vork. nn nr befnro tho ISth dav of A riri I next.
Daliil. .Mln.nia. N. V.. S.-pt. lli 1915. .TAMKS .M. SKAMAN. .IK.N.NIK L. .lACK.SON,
Kxecutors. HARRY fl. Cl/yCK. Attorney for tho l':xocutors. Corner Morrlck Road and Church Stroot, Freeporf. N. Y.
P.ockvlIU
I'very
\OTirK TO CRK.niTOHS.
PCRSCANT TO AN OftDKR OF IION. HK.NRY SKLDK.N WKLLKR. tempor¬ ary Kurrof^ato of the County of Nassau. notice Is h"roby (riven to all person* havlnK claims aKainst Townsi-nd HafT. late of tho Town of KempRload, In tho said county, decoase.K to present the same with lho voucher« thereof, to the subscriber, the administrator of the (roods. chatt.-Is and eredils of said de¬ c.-ased. at her place of transacllnsf busi¬ ness at the offlco of Clock A Seaman. Freeporf. New York, on or before the 15th day of April, next.
r>ate<l. Mineola. N Y.. Sept. 21, 1915. MARY E. HAFF. Administrator. CL.OCK * HKAMAN. Attorneys for Ad¬ ministrator, Freeport, " New Tork.
mil 11.00 p. m. 12.00 a
iiiir.' onlv.
Northbound af 5.30 a. nt.. and 30 minuti'S thor.-aft.-r unlil 12.00 a
Last ear leav.s City Lln.', Brooklyn, fnr H.-nipsl,-ad at 12.45 a. m.
,\ flfl.-i n-miiiulo hi-adway is ojierafed bi-lw.(-n liockville Coiiiro and Rrook¬ lyn as fnllnws; Woi-k days. (Xcept Sun- d.ivH. leav.- (Irani and Liberty streeta. Hrooklyn. H.OO a. rn. fill 9.15 a. m.; then 2 45 I., m. till 7.45 p- '"¦ Sundays. 12.01 N. till 8.45 p. m.
Ilenilisiend-.lamnlea Illvision. L.-avi- llompstoad. Main and Frnnt Sts.:
Woslhnnnd Hi 5 30 a. m, and every 30 mliiulos liii-roafler unlil 11.30 p. m. Sundays. 6 30 «i. m.. and every 30 mln- iilos rhiri-aflor until 11.30 p ni.
Kaslhnuiiil. 6 15'a. tn.. and every 39 minutes, th.-ronfter until 1?:t5 n. m. Sundays, 7.15 a. rn.. and then the same sch.'dule as week days.
.lerlrho Pike Illvision. Itcnvi-n Mineola. Boulevard and OM Counlry rond:
Westbound, 5.30 a. m.. and e minutes therenftor until 9.16 then 10.15 nnd 11.15 p. m. Sundays, first car. 6.15 a. m.. Ihen same schedule XS we.'k davs.
L.ave .Tamaica. Fulton and Washin(rton str.'ets:
Kastbound. 6.30 a. m.. and every 30 minutes ther.after until 10.00 p. m.; then 11.00 p. m. and 12.00 a. m. Sun¬ days, first car. 7.15 a. m., then same schedule as week davs.
,.r. M. StODDARP, Supt.
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TIIK \KU- YOKK AND NOIITII WIIORR TH«CTIO"V COMPANV.
Time Table l,.ictlvo .Inn. 1. 1915 Week Iln vs.
Leave Port Washln(rton for Mineola, IHcksvllle and Flushing: 6,05 a. rn.: fh.'n every hour until 10.05 p m. Car lenv|n(r Port Wnshlnjjton at 11.05 p. m. to Itoslyn Clock Tower only
Leave Flushln(f for Port Washlnttfon and Hlcksvlllo: 5.30 a. m.\ then every hour until 9.30 p m. Cars .envlnir 9.S« and 10.30 p. m. fo Roslyn Clock Tower oniy.
<ln«nrdars.
Car |.-Mvln»r Flushing- al 9.30 p. m. runs fo IHcksvllle.
ttfnvc Hlcksvlllo for Port Washing- Ion and Flushlnir: 6.35 n. m.; fhfn every hour until 9.:to p. m. Car leavinK Hicks¬ vill af 10.36 p. m. to Roslyn car barn nnlv.
bandars.
Leave Porl Washinirfon for Mineola, Hicksville and i-nishlnir: 7,06 n. m.; Ihen every hour until 10.05 p m. Car leaving Port Washlnirtnn ir06 p. m. to Roslyn Cj..eK Tower only. ¦
Leavf. Flushln«r for Port Washington and Hicksville: 6 .TO a. m.: then every hour until 9 30 p. tn. c.nr leavlnir IO.M p. m. to Roslyn Clock Tower only.
I..eave Hicrtsvllle for Port Washing¬ ton and FlushlHR-: 7.16 a. m., then «Tery •neys for Ad-I honr until ».«B p. m. Cmr leaving Hlcka- LK>ng laland, t vllle at 10.11 v. m. and Ii.tt p. m. td Roslyn ear b*in only.
