THB <KAWIA!T POST, MMWfforr.
FRIDAY, May 24, 1<»1R P^(s 7
ROOSEVELT
I>#Tv^ Bennett of Oebevolw «ve- employed by Doubleday, Page A my, i« on a two weeks' vaca-
Ernrt Finkbeimer of Washinfrton Irenu*- is enjoying: himself with a new lupe.
I Mr. anfl Mrs. WiUiam Sonder and p»ljr^»Ar of Dunton, •pent several this week at the home of Mr. and rs. Charles Edwards of Nassau
I The Youti)? Men's Proprressive as- eiation will meeft at the home of srt Williams, Wa8hin(pton avenue- Jane 3.
|A tneetinjf of the Boys' Brijrade will
held this (Friday) eveninjr at the
lool. All boys are urjfed to attend
»8« meetings nnd become interested
Ithe work which contributes not only military training, but physical and
intal training.
ItMr. and Mra. Schreiner of Debe- lise avenue are movinjr to Evans Isnue.
I'After two days of hard work— lay and Tuesday—Roosevelt went
BF the t»p** in the Red Cross drive. Eriptions are well over the quota
$1,.377.20, but the industrious brkers did not stop after the quota M been raised; they continued to ark from mominfj until night, and it [hoped that the bands of the clock 111 KO around the dial many times.
JThe Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's Mis-
l>n has decided to give two meetings
lonth to Red Cross work. Any per-
who wishes to attend these meet-
and give her service is welcome.
.iervices of the M. E. Church nexrt inday will be as follows: iMiorning service at 10.30; 'Sunday Ihool at 2 p.m.; Epworth League at ¦p.m.; evening prayer at 7.45.
iBlmer Williams has purchased a fge limousine and has gone into hacking business.
iBeautiful services were held in the
E. Church on Sunday evening. So-
-were rendered by Misses Stephen-
\ and Andrews. An interesting
Ik on camp life was given by Pri-
Ite Leo/i Hill of Washington, and an
Ipreasive service on "The Crreatest
jther in the World," was delivered
Rev. George E. Johnson.
John Nolan of the Naval Militia home over the week-end with hia
Iks, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nolan of Nas- road.
,rhe Board of Education has pa?-!ed Icurfew law to the effect that all
lldren up to and includinjc the age
16 years must not appear on the
hets in the school district or other
blic places between 8 p.m. and 5
Rheumatic
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CYMATIC
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Jecause Cyrnai ic preparations (io (at we claim they will, we puaran- to return your money if thvy '"ail Isatisfy. Therefore, you shou d ml Bitate to try them. Cymatic Taliifu: give pronfin* relief bpi Rhoii.intiKm, .Sciatica, N2ural- l, Luniha/,0 ,i:i'I (iout; act to re¬ ive thAtause and prevent a return lthe,.lhUliC'nt.
^yirfafj,e .dlalm quickly relieves ;ii- iseT>*rfn, still'iif.ss and swelliri>:cs. It |ells good, diH'i rot stain or blister. is altojrothei better thai lini- fcits, plasters or poultices, pymatit; Tabloi-s are $1.00; Cym.itic Jim, 65c; at all Chubbuck's Dr i^ Ires and «\\ other reliable dru^ariscs jLonj? Island. Surpass Drug Co'> lation, 15 E. 2()th Street, New York. N-S
GAS-NOX
pleasant treatment for sour Imach.acid mouth, bad breath, idaches due to acid stomach, btritis, heartburn, irritated jiditions of the stomach and BStines.
rour thousand, five hundred faicians now using this tablet ^he practice of their profes- j is our best recommendation. |
for sale at the best drug BS or sent prepaid on receipt j
I price. Two sizes, 25 cents a generous bottle for $1.00. i . always with the provision
It your money will be refund-
)f you are dissatisfied. No fs except those of assur^ ibility would attempt distri-
|ion under this agreement.
\tni Sales Co., Inc.
5&3-565 Macon St. BROOKLYN. N. Y.
a.m. onleM sccompsniH hy a psrwit or guardian.
SCHOOL NOTE.S The attendance banner for the week goes to Miss Coorley's 7th nr^ade.
The amount pledged by Roosevelt School in the Rei* Cross drive will be published next week.
The result of the spellinir contest held at Kast Rockaway on Monday, accordinjf to points is as follows: Thelma Mergefl, 100; Edward Olek- siak, 9f>; Simon Nathan, 97; .larob Epstein, 9H, makinjf in all .'^94 pnints. Thelma Mergell and Edward Oleksiak will represent the school at the county contest.
bwrinefis men declare that is one rea¬ son why the village has taken on a sleepy period. Others assert that the cause for business lairity is the need of industries and slo'wness of the mer¬ chants in not gettinjr together for the ! purpose of taking steps to brinjr some , into the place. ]
BALDWIN
.After a protracted illness. Captain Henry "Hank" Carman died Tuesday night at his home in Central avenue, aged 78 years. He was a life-long resident of this village and had fol¬ lowed the bay for many years. His wife died sonie years ago. A number of children survive him. P^meral ser¬ vices will he held on Saturday in the M. P. Church.
Slow business conditions a.re report¬ ed by some of the merchants. In fact, they state that Baldwin needs some kind of a commercial awakening. Like numerous other villages On Long Isl¬ and, it is largely residential, a crowd of men folks commuting daily to the city where they have business of their own or are under employment. The women folks are left at home in the main to run the town, as it may well bp said. The commuters get a couple of meals or less a day at home, and unless "detained at the office," get home regularly at night to occupy their beds. They, as a rule, have very little time to think or care about the advancement of Baldwin's business interests, or others, it is claimed. Some
While the county authorities sre making proflrress in resurfacing a por¬ tion of Orand avenue with Warrenifce, the question of » sidewalk at its in- trrscrtinn with the Merrick road at the northwest corner and of straight¬ ening both thirough/ares is reported to have h?en given serious considera¬ tion, hut no definite plans made. To the south of the Merrick road. Grand avenue takes a curve to the south- ^W'est around the Southard property. To the west of the old Baldwin .ho¬ tel, now owned by Hebenstreit, the Merrick road takes a dip southeast¬ erly as it comes to Grand. It is pre¬ sumed that these two swings were formed years ago by vehicles in ap¬ proaching the intersections and thjy have never been changed. There are actually five points at the intersec¬ tion, the Christian Hook road, or what is sometintes called the I>ong Beach road, coming in near the Mer¬ rick road, where Grand avenue inter¬ sects it from the, south. There is no sidewalk on the north side of the Mor- rtick road eaat of thp property occu¬ pied bv William Prior, which is im- mediarely west of the hotel at the northwest corner of Grand avenue. Years ago the old hotel had the plot running to the street .line laid out as a green. This was taken up when the present structure came into existence. The development weat of Grand ave¬ nue on the Merrick road and the re¬ cent erection of St. Christopher's Catholic Church creates a great neces¬ sity for a sidewalk, it is claimed. Foot travelers to and from the church find it necessary to take to the road after on the north or south aide of the Mer- on the north o rsouth side of the Mer¬ rick road. The Glover estate, it is re¬ ported, is willing to ?ive up land to Straighten the Merrick road and the
Southard estate land to straifrhten Grand avenue.
The Silver Lake Pharmacy will give | 10 per cent, of its Saturdsy'^s receipts ' to the Red Cross fund.
.Toe Sherwood has fully recovered from his recent physical knock-out and is on the hunt daily for school children who fail to att?nd sessions or parent! who neglect-to send them. Without the active Joe. Baldwin would have a much lower percentagre in school attendance and "miss fire" on lots of other matters which ,Ioe has familiarized himself with for many years and about which he can give considerable good "dope."
cers printed last wmk.
On acMunt of*war conditions, the j Woman« Advance Cluh has decided w o™'t,'t« annual guest dsy ii .Jun- i 1 '"^- «'*^J"*^ Hawkins and Mrs. Ro- Nand Hawkma have been appointed a I committee to arrange a suitable sub¬ stitute. The cli?b has discontinued its I regular meetihgs until fall.
LEGAL ADVERTieiNG
The Bedell Grocery Company, whose store on Church street was burned early last month, is installed in one of the Southard Estates stores east of its former location. The company is reported to have taken a long lease on the Southard propei;J;y and will not rebuild the old site.
' Miss M. Woolley has been elect?d ' second vice-president by the Woman s Advance Club. Her name was unin¬ tentionally omitted in the list of offi-
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HOME PORTRAITURE A SPECIALTY 13 Railroad Avenue Freeport, L. I.
TELEPHONE 84J-W
LEGAL ADVDRTISING
SUPREME COURT, NASSAU COUNTY.
The Pri»on Asaoeiation of New Vork. Plftintlff.
atcalnxt B«rth« Gombert, and others,
Defendant*.
Notice to Contractors.
The Board of Education of Union Free .School District No. 4, Smith¬ ville South, N. Y., will receive bids for the installation of sanitary toilets, concrete stoop and board fence. Plana and specifications mav he had at the residence of Thomas ,f. Thornton, Ma¬ ple Avenue, Smithville South, N. Y. Bids will be opened Monday, June 10th. The Board reserves the right to reject any and ell bids.
By order of the Board, THOMAS .1. THORNTON, President of the Board. By Charles A. Wood,
District Clerk.
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In purnuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and fi*le, duly made and entered in the above entKled aetion. and hearing date tlie 16th day of May. 1918, I. "the underaiirned, the Referee I in said Juditment named, will sell at public i auction to the hiicheet bidder, by James C. i Archer, Auctioneer, at the front atejis of I the Nassau County Court Houae at Mineola, New Yorl(. on the
29TH DAY OF JUNE, 1918, at 10 o'clock A.M.. the premises directwl by said juditment lo be sold, and therein deacribeii as follows:
All that eertain plot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lyinn and l>einK at Roosevelt, in the County of Naasau and State of N<-w York, hounded and described aa follows, to wit:
Besrinninit at the corner fomned hy the in¬ tersection of the Eaaterly side of Park Avenue with the Southerly side of Valentine Street; and runninK thence Eaaterly along the South¬ erly side Ilf Valentine Street, two hun<lre<l feet; thence Southerly parallel with Park Avenue, forty-eix and fifty-four one-hundreda feet: thence Westerly parallel with Valentine Street, two hundrel feet to the Easterly Hide of Park Avenue: and thence Northerly .i|i>nK the Easterly 8i<le of Park Avenue, forty-.-<i.\ and fifty-four one-hundreds feet to the corner, the point or place of beginninK.
Together with all the rijtht. title and in¬ terest of the* said parties of, in and to Park Avenue nnd Valentine Street, lying: in front of am! adjoining said premises to the oentre lines thereof respectively.
Together with all the fixtures and articles attacho<l to or U3«l in connection with »aid premises, all of which are declared to be a part of the freehold.
Said premiaes will be sold In one parcel and Riil)ject to any state of facts that a sur¬ vey may .i^how.
D.ited May IG, 1918.
JAMES M. SEAMAN, Referee. AitTiiun P. Hilton,
Plnintitf s Attorney,
3,50 Fullim Street,
Jamaica, X. Y.
THE PEOPLE of THE STATE OF NEW YORK To Joihn F. .Streesemann, Emwit A. Streese¬ mann. Annie Abrams, Martin D. Streesemann, WilHam N. Streesemann, Elliabeth Strw«ae- man (n<»w known aa Llisle Steeni] and Hen¬ ry H. Streesemann, Send Greeting):
Whereas, I.«na Hoppen, who resides at Wantaith, Nassau County, New York, haa lately applied to the Surroitate's Court of our County of Nassau, to have a certain instru¬ ment In writing bearing: date the fifth day of May, 1910, and a eertain other initrument, in writinK, bearin«t date the l»th day of March. 191J, pupportlnit to l>e a codicil there¬ to, relatinit to brrtti real and personal proper¬ ty duly proved as the laat Will and Toita- ment of
ANNA GESINE STREESEMANN, deceaaed, who was at the time of her death a resident of Wantash, in laid County of Nas¬ sau,
Therefore, you, and each of you, are cited to
show cause before the Snrroftate's Court of
our County of Nassau, at the Surrogate's
office at Mineola, in the County of Nassau, on
the first day ^f June, 1918, at nine o'clock in
the forenoon of that day why the said Will
and Testament should not be admitted to pro-
liate aa a Will of real and personal property.
In Testimony Whereof, We have caused the
seal of the Surrogate's Court of our aaid
County of Nassau to be hereunto affixed.
Witness, HON. LEONE D. HOWELL,
Surroitate of our said County of Naaaau,
L.S. the sixth day of May, one thonaand nine
hundred and eighteen.
EDWIN W. WEEKS. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
SUPREME COURT, NASSAU COUNTY.
Newburgh Savings Bank, Plaintiff,
against Woodmere Bay Company, Incorpor- ate<l, and others. Defendants.
LBOAL ADVERTT8ING
Carfew Ordinance.
R-eanlved, that the f-i|lowIn»r h» and hereby l» enacted *.« f>rdin»nce No. 1(2 to tak* effect in fhe ViH««:e of Free,«ort, N Y., under pennltiM therein deaerihed after due puWlca- «on and poitinir as reiiulred by law;
CURFEW REGULATION. *
ORDINANCE NO. M.
1. That nn child umler the age of aixteen years «hall loiter, wander, stroll, he or re¬ main in or upon nny puMib street, avenue. park or public place within the said villaire "' Freeport, between fhe hours rtf nine o'elor.k in the evening and five o'clock oa the following morning, unlens aecompanied by his or her parent, guardian, or other per¬ sona having leval cu«tn<<y and control nt auch child, except in the e^•et>t of illneM in the family of which the chiH is a member, where stieh child ia sent for a physician or for medicine.
2. That any child actually or appar¬ ently under the age of aixteen years found violating any of the provisions of this or¬ dinance may be taken Into custody hy any police ofBeer, constable or other peace ofBeer within aaid villa«K>. and conducted to auch child's home or to a proper place of de>- ^tention where children charred with having no proper guardianship may be lawfully held. Any officer so placing a child shall forth¬ with notify the parent, guardian or a m«nn- ber of the child's family aa to such child's detention. Any such peace officer or other person may prefer t)efore any magistrate havlntt Jurisdiction over caaea ariaing ,in*|»r any statute or penal law of the State of New York, a complaint charging any such ebiM who has violated any of the provision* of this ordinance with auch violation, and upon satisfactory proof thereof, the magistrate before whom the complaint ia made, may adjudire said child to be in need of the eare and protection of the state and may thereupon place such child upon proliatlon under the supervision of a duly appointed probation of- fleer, or may in hla diseretioin commit sueh child to a charitable or reformatory institu¬ tion duly authoriaed to rseelve and eare for children under aixteen yean of age.
S. The failure or neglect by any parent, guardian or other person having le«al custody and control of any child, to exercise reasonable diligenoe in the oontrol of any chiH to pre. vent him from violating the provisions of this ordinance, or the conduct of any auch parent, Kuardian or peiaon who knowingly and wilfully ia resimnaible for, enoourages, aids. causes, connives at or promotes any viola.- tion of any of the provisions of this ordi¬ nance, shall constitute disorderly conduct and the person violating the same shall be a dia- orderly person, and shall be liable to a pen¬ alty of not exceeding twenty-flve dollars for each ofTense.
Dated Freeport. N. Y., May 2. 1918.
ROBERT G. ANDERSON,
President.
JOHN H. MAHNKEN,
FRANKLIN BEDELL, HENRY L. MAXSON, SILAS A, WILLIAMS, Board of Trustees of ¦Village of Freeport, N. Y.
The approximate amount of the lien or charge to satisfy which the aliove dencriboi property ia to l>c sold is *2,6BB.2,'> and interest thereon from May IB, 1918, toftether with the i costs ami allowance amountinit to S221.65 nnd ! int^-retst thereon from May 15. 1!>18. together | f it!i the expen-^ea of the sale and Taxes which , are liens nt the time ot the sale. i
Unn'ii May Ifi, IIHS. !
J' ' J.VMES M. SEAM.\>:. Referee. 1
MONEY
To Loan on Bond and
Mortgage
Quick Action
E, N. EDWARDS, FREEPORT, N. Y.
Latest Designs and Makes in
Beds, Springs and Mat- resses
upholstering and Repairing of AU Kinds
VICTOR FAHRENFELD
Merrick Road Freeport, L. I.
^<2aiiiilld!iils(SIidkta)d!^
Mmuifiioiured i(y Shaw&lhies<lellCa Brooklyn.NVl
EAGLE
Eleclrical Shoe Repairing
! Rubbers and Shoes Repaired while you wait. All work i guaranteed. Reasona¬ ble Prices.
JAMES PISCIOTTA, Prop.
35 Railroad Ave,, Freeport, L. I.
GIRLS WANTED
FOR
Permanent Positions
to loam the glove business; good
chance for advancement, to
steady workers.
PAY WUILE LEARNING
In pursuance of a juditment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered in the al>ove entitled action, and bearing date the 13th day of May, 1918. I, the undersigned, the Referee in said judgment named, will sell at' public auction to the highest bidder, by James C Archer, auctioneer, at the front steps of the Nassau County Court House at Mineola, New Vork, on the
29TH DAY OF JUNE. 1918, at 10 o'clock A.M., the premises directed by said judgment to be Bold, and therein described aa follows;
All that certain plot, i)icce or tract ot land, situate, lying and being at Woodmere, Town of Hemp-steail, County of NasHou and Suite of New York, atui de»cribe<l aa follows on a certain map entitled, "Amendo<l Map of Property ut Wooflmere, L. 1., lyelonging lo the \Vo<Nlmeve Realty Company, No. 9, sur- vcyol and drawn June, 1912, by F. W. Conls- lin" and liled in the oflice of the Clerk of Ihe County ot Nassau on June 2fith, 1912: Beginning at a )H>int on the Easterly side of the Woiximere Houlevard, wliore the ?ame is intorscctHi by the Southerly side of an unnamed street, which is kno^n as Brower's I'liint Hranch: iiinning thence along saiil Brower's Point Branch, twenty-nine and thirty-four one-huiidreds feet to the South¬ erly side of the Sliore Koad ; thence aloiiK the Southerly side of the Shore Roiid as it winds and turns, a distance of nineteen hun¬ dreil and si.\ty-two and fifteen one-humiredihs feet, more or less, to the Westerly side of .Adams Street; thence acro.13 Adams Street on a couivo bearing N<^rth si.\ty-one degrees nine miiuitea East, fifty feet to the Easterly side thereof ; thence South twenty-one degrees for¬ ty-one minute.s East, twenty-eiuhl and llfty- six one-hundre<ithg feet;'thence North sixty- four ilt'Ki'fee thlity-rive minutes Ea?t, six hun¬ dred and eighty-seven and seventy one-hun¬ drcdlhs feet; thence North twenty-live do- grees twenty-si.x minuU« East, three hundred and twonty-one and »i.\ty-four one-hundredths feet; tlitnce South seventy-seven degrees lifty- three minutes East, three hundreil and thirty- four feet to the line of mean high water in Ceorge'a Creek ; thence Southerly and Westerly along .said line of mean hijrh water in CKXJrge'a Creek to Hempstead Bay; thence Wotteriy and Southwesterly along the line of mean high water in Hempstead Bay to the dock; thence Northwesterly along the dock to the Easterly side of Woodmere Boulevard ; thence Northerly along the Easterly side of the WiHjilmere Boulevard as it winds and tvrns, a distance of eleven hundred and fifty- seven and twenty-one one-hundredths fee-t. moiv or lees, lo the point or i>lace ot begin¬ ning.
Together with all the right, title and in- ter«it of the said |>artiea of, in and to the land lyinK in Woodmere IloulevanI anil the Shore Koad adjacent to said promuc* to the centre lines thereof.
Together with all the right, title and in¬ terest i>f the said parties of, in and to the land lyinif below the line of high water in (ieorga's Creek and Hanipstead Bay a»ljacerrt to said premises.
Together with all the fixtures and arlicleu attache.! to or used in connection with said premisea, all of which are declare<i to be a part of the freehold.
¦Said premises will lie sold in one i>8rcel : and subject to covenants and restrictions ef¬ fecting the same and to an easement of the New York Telephone Company and Naasau Liglit and Power Comiiany for the erection and maintenance of i>oiai, wires, 4c., over por¬ tions of »aid premisea : to tbe rig-hts, if any, of the tenants under leases reconled in the Naasau County Clerk's Offlee in Liber 27 of Conveyancea page 334 and pa«e 445; Liber 34 of conveyance* pane 146 ; Liber S6 of con¬ veyancea page 11)4: Liber 38 of oonveyanceo pa«e 41 ; Liber 128 of conveyance* page »9 : Liber 40 of conveyancea iwge 447; and to the righta, if any, atill existinB. of the Key- atone Yacht Club acquired by it prior to July 2, 1912, to any portion of the mort¬ gaged premises, under an alleiced unrecorded lease; and to easanenta of other property owneni in the streets bounding and running through the morlKaired premiaea and the rights of th»-pMblic by user, if any, therein ; also to riparian riithto. if any, of adjacent ownera and of the owners of land above and below the mortgage* premises in the bay, creek a»id wat«;r bounding »*1<I premiaea.
Dated May 16th, 1918
JAMES M. SEAMAN. Referee. Ariiii'k p. Hilton.
PlaintifT'a Attorney. 850 Fulton Street. Jamaica, N. Y.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OP NBW YORK „ „ .,
TO Fanny B. SUlwell, Graee S. Hawklna. May Anderson, Paul Southard, ChartoUe Carl, Ernest Southard, Henry Southard anU Elizabeth Southard, Send Greetinga:
Whereaa, Charles H. Southard, who reeidaa at Baldwin, Nassau County, New York, baa lately applied to tbe Surrogate's Court ot our County of Naaaau, to have a «<"¦'¦'" •'"J strument in writing bearing date the Zlth day of April, 1907, relating to both real aad personal property duly proved as the last WUi and 'Testament of
JAMES H. SOUTHARD.
I deceased, who was at the time of hia death
a resident of Baldwin, in said County ot
I Nassau, . , ...
Therefore, you and each of you, are e>te<J
I to show cause before the Surrogates Court
of our County of Naaaau, at the Surrogate s
office at Mineola, in the County of Nassau.
' on the •i.'Sth day of Mny, 1918, at nine oclock
i in the forenoon of that day why the said
j Will nnd Testament should not be admitted to
prolate an a Wiil of real and personal prop-
' In Testimony Whereof, We have cauaed i the seal of the Surrogate's Court of our
' said County of Nassau t« be hereunto
i " ¦WUnees, HON. LEONE D. HOWELL,
I L.S. Surrogate ot our naid County of Nassau, 1 ul the Surrogate's Office, at Mineola, m
' the said County, the Uith day ot April.
I one thousand nine hundred and eighteen.
EDWIN W. WEEKS, ' Clerk of the Surrogates Court.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK ^ .
To Elizabeth Philips, Frwlerick C. Davis. Sarah Brash, Melvin S. Terry, Willel Smith, Emma Powell, William T. Smith, Dorothy La Clair, Ethel Walsh, Arthur W. Smith, Alice E. Bradshaw, Josephine Smith and Charlce C. Smith, Send, (ireetings :
Whereas, Mary Charlick and Annie M. Smitli, who re-side at Roosevelt, Nassau Coun¬ ty, New York, have lately applied to the Surrogate's Court of our County of Nassau, to have a certain instrument in writing bear¬ ing date the second day of June, 1906, re¬ lating to both real and personal property duly proved as the last Wili and Testa¬ ment of
JANE S. RAYNOR. deceased, who was at the time of her death a resident of Roosevelt, in said County of Nassau,
Therefore, you, and each ot you, are cited
to show cause before the Surrogate's Court
of our County of Nasaau, al the Surrogate'a
office at Mineola, in the County of Nassau,
on the ISth day of May, 1918, at nine o'clock
in the forcnixin of that day why the said
Will and Testament ahould not b.f admitted
to probate as a Will of real and personal
property.
In Testimony Whereof, We have caused the
seal of the Surrogate's Court of our
said County of Nawau to be hereunto
affixed.
Witness, HON. LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of our said County of Nas- L.S. sau. al the Surrogate's OHice, at Min¬ eola, in the said County, the 12th day of April, one thousand nine hundred and uighteen.
EDWIN W. WEEKS, Clerk of the Surrogate'a Court. Wm. H. Good, Attorney for Petitioner, 44 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
STATE SCHOLARSHIPS
For Stle by til Detlert.
JULIUS KAYSER &C0.
North Park Avenue Rockville Centre Lonjr Island
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Puiwaat to ao ontor ol HON. LEONB D. BOWBLL.. Surronato ef liba County of Naa¬ aau, ooitiea ia herab.v *iv«n to aH »«noaa faav- ii« tl-""^ a«ainat Franaes E. Norton, lata of the Town uf H<Mnp«t«ad, iu tha aaid cuunty, daaiand, to proMnt tbe aaoM with the Touaben tiwrauf, k> the sukMclbar th« emauUw of the ksat WiU and Tartaaant at •aid daeMtawl, al ha* plaea al tranaaotiac budaaa at Um ofloa of WUttaaa H. PaWIt, Fkx Soakttwu. Naar York, oa ar hatora Km IHk dar W IW n«ci.
Oakid. MiMnh, N. Y. Nov«MbOT I. »1T. ANNS L. OsMOTT. EMMlar.
AMNMr tor Bawtor. t%r ¦toekawajr, Mem Twk.
I Notice pursuant to the Education Law (L. I 1909. ch. 21 a* amended L. 1910,
I ch. 140), section 1037.
J A oora.i>«titive examination of candidates I for the two State scholarahips in Cornell r University, falling to the county of Naaaau I will be held at the C-ourt House in the village I of Minieola, N. Y., Saturday, June 1, 1918, I commencing at V a.m.
Candidatea must be at leaat 16 years of I age and of aix montha' standing in the curo- j mun sohooU or academiea of the State during I the year immediately preceding this exuulns-
ition. and legal residenta of this State. No person should enter the examination unless prepare)! to aoc«pt a scholarahip, ahould one t>e awarded. The examination will |>e upon English, his- , tory (ancient, Engliah, Ameriosn). plane g«- I umetry, algebra and any two (at the option I uf the candidate) of the following: Ijreek, Latin. French, Uanuan, advanced mathsmat" ios. As an alternate for advanced mathemat¬ ics, phyaics or chemistry may tw oAvrad. Ths paper on American history will iiielutle slvil government. Papers in' the six rctjulred sub¬ jects musi be submittaMl.
There will b« as toany aandidataa appuintad from this county as there at* a—tinlrly dls- triets in tfcis county. Camililataa will bsaome •ntHled to the seholarshivs in tlM ordar of their merit ^
batsd at Mlasula, N. Y., this Statb day of May, 1»18.
JUUU8 M. WINSLOW, Buparinteadent of •ehuots, eitjr of OUa C«v«; JAMEti a COOLEY, District supvriuVvndout, Ut Distriot!
WKLLINOTOM C. MBdPHAM, OlviriM mivrw^mimX. tod OMrkt
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