THE HAflSAU POffI, FBEEPOBT, B. T., FBIDAT, AUOITST 4, 1918.
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BBYBB
BALDWIN^ NEWS
Real estate developers, •urTeryors i Harbor paased through a farm known
and title searchers a> well as resl- ae a pansonage; and. hence its name, dents generally along the south side All of Baldwin Harbor compr^es
of Nassau county. Long Island, have an immense cape jutting into Hemp-
curiof,lty to know the origin of the stead Bay; and it wa« o/'« "f"^
n*me of Parsonage river that flows known as Hicka' Neck, the Quaker
through the weaterly part Of Baldwin family of Hicks having acquired it
Harbor. The stream has borne that name at least 150 years and ancient mapif indicate no other name. Agnos¬ tic, Jew and Gentile are wondering If a church and parsonage were ever situated on the bank of Parsonage river. If there were the fact is beyond the knowledge of the far-famed old¬ est inhabitant.
In early colonial days on Long Isl¬ and clergymen had a farm surround¬ ing tllair place of abode and it af¬ forded'^ them a living in addition to their meagre salaries. These farms that in some cases were penetrated by waterways or tidewater creeks were known as parsonages.
"It Ib barely possible," said Orville B. Ackerly, former clerk of Suffolk county, "that the river at Baldwin
BALDWIN CLASSIFIED
Kf)R SALE—Pi-dlKrec Pcklneeai- pup- ples; reasonable. Mrs. H. StranK, Thomas avonue, Baldwin, L. I.
KOU SALK—Two pedlKrccd collie doKS, one flfteen monthn, other eight month!! old; alRO Raddle and drlvlngr hrirse, hIx years old; two carrlaKes. In¬ quire .lulius J. Heinrich, West Seaman
avenue, ^
KOIt SAIJK—Two beaullfur homes, all
Improvements, praranes; Thomas
street, coiner ('entral avenue. Inquire
•lohnson.
W. Augustus Miller
High Class Painting and Decorating
In all its Branches.
Dealer in Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Brushes and Hardware
Telephone 490-W
GRAND AVE., Near R. R. Station BALDWIN, L. I.
Hardware
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
MECHANICS' TOOLS
STOVES and RANGES, both for
regular fuel and oil. Celebrated MASON and SAFETY
FRUIT JARS. Anything and everything in our line at lowest possible prices.
MacFarlane
Hardware
Opposite Post Office Baldwin
Branch of Freeport Store.
BA KER Y
THE BEST BET
for your family table Is our pure, well and cleanly made wholesome Bread, Pies and Cakes. Their sweetness and flavor please the palate and build up the system.
It is given the 'jest of attention from the oven to your home.
Ignatz K^ravJiec
Harrison Avenue
Baldwin
from the Indians. Washed by the waters of the bay, Milburn and Par¬ sonage rivers the contour of the neck on tbe east aflords a natural harbor; hence the name Baldwin Harbor which comprises the entire water front of the village of Baldwin a mile to the north.
In place of Indian camps and the rural habitations of Quakers there has been developed at Baldwin Har¬ bor an all year home colony covering TTiO acr^s and the rivers over which Indians glided in canoes have been ijolned by a series of waterways, deep¬ ened and straightened for the use of 'pale faces" in yacht and raotorboat who own honie.s along the shore.
Carnival and Festival August 10-19.
A midsummer festival and carnival will be held on the church grounds, Mnrrick road and Gale avenue, from Thursday evening, August 10 to 19, in aid of St. Christopher's church, Baldwin. The committee in charge Is actively engaged In making prepa¬ rations and hope to repeat the suc- ce.sfi of last year.
The commltti'e includes: .Mrs. F. Southard, Miss Sarah Dempsey, Mrs. George W. Loft, Mrs. Charles S. Her- voy, .Mrs. F. Hurley, Mrs. F. Hoepf- ner, Mrs. M. McDonald, Miss Mary McCarren, .Mrs. F. Gately. Mrs. J. Watkintion, Mrs. H. Grlffln, .Mrs. F. C. Smith, .Mrs. T. Moran, Mrs. L. Koch, Mrs. VV. .J. Qiilnn, Mrs. L. K. Hurley, Mrs. H. Hebenstrelt, .Mrs. F. Conraer, .Mrs. C. McLaren, .Mrs. M. Follmer, Mrs. B .McDermott, Mrs. P. Collins, Mrs. .J. Monaghan, Mrs. J. Wallace, .Mrs. Adolph Mayer, .Mamie Werest, Gertrude Hoepfner, Misser Hurley, Misses Southard, Misses McDermott, Miss Koch, Miss Baker, Julia Gomez.
Wermouth, Mass., for tbe month of August, Early in the season the Aus¬ tins rented a cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Thompson Combes is 111 at her home on North Grand avenue.
Kenneth Thomas is visiting rela¬ tives in Connecticut.
PUBUC NOTICES.
Shower and Card Party.
h'riends of .Miss Winifred Smith en¬ joyed a pleasant afternoon last Sat¬ urday when they attended a "."lOO" party and miscellaneous shower given for Mis.4 Meta Barth of Brooklyn, whose engagement to Paul G. Schu¬ man of this place was announced In the early spring. After the "."lOO" and a generous "shower" dainty re¬ freshments were served hy the hostess ami her si.'^ter. Miss Esther Smith.
Coa.1 and Wood
S-urely you all use Fuel T-hen why not come here 0-nly the best is kept R-ing 367-J Freeport and Y-ou'U receive prompt, honest service.
James H. Story
MILBURN AVENUE BALDWIN.
Boat Building
RE-MODELING RE-PAIRINO any pan ox any
BOAT
except machinery.
SCRAPmO RE-CORKXNG
400 feet marine railway. Docking and oaring for boats dur¬ ing the winter.
Sanford Bedell
BALDWIN HASBOB
Girl Pioneers Return from Camp.
The Girl IMoneers of Baldwin re¬ turned on Saturday, July 29, after a week's vacation at Ocean Beach, Fire Island. Although It rained most of the week everybody enjoyed them¬ selves just as miicli as if the sun luad iKH'n shining, for when they were indoors they either sang (iongs, wrote lengthy lettern to the "hoys," or ainiieed tliem.selves with a large white rabbit that helong(,'(l on the place and had a large hutch in the yard. This rabbit proved to he a great source of amusement for every one and he was usually keiit on the front porch. He was called Pecia Rabbit, and came when he was called.
Some of the girls were in halhing every day, either in the surf or hay. There was generally (luite a heated argument over which was better.
Since there were 14 girls and seven days, two girls were given full run of the kitchen each day anil if some folks did not like the meals they cer¬ tainly punished themselves.
One of the most severe trial.s of the cooks was to keep a certain young lady out of the pantry and away from the nyrtii) bottle. So urgent was the need one day lo watch the pantry that a barrel stave had to be em¬ ployed.
Wednesday was one of the visiting days on which day the cooks had to feed 26 people, and have almost half of that number under their feet at the same time. The company was so heavily laden with cakes, pies and watermelons, however, that one of the cooks who had been particularly cross wae forced to smile after she had managed to get on the outside of six generous slices of huckelberry pie.
Campflres on the beach were an¬ other enjoyable feature of the even¬ ing, to say nothing of the midnight feasts partaken of in bed, after which the feasters slept on the cruniba and marshniallowe.
On Wednesday and Friday some of the girls spent the day arranging their liair and powdering their noses preparatory to the dances given In tho Ca.sino on those nights; but alas, one of the greate.st deflcienclte of Ocean Beach was Its lack of suitable males!
All the girls wore bloomers and middies when they were not on dress parade for the dances, which perhaps accounted for the fact that the United States mail was the only kind procur¬ able.
On Friday night the joke players were afoot, and the victims had con¬ siderable trouble unripping their clothes and untying their sheets be¬ fore retiring, when they found their pillow cases were full of prickly pine needles.
Miss Jenkins was the very endur¬ ing chaperon, Miss Margaret Opper- man the director, and Miss Marion Whealey, the assistant director, and to these three do the "pioneers " owe their week's enjoyment.
The twelve girls were the Mioses Emma Carman, Janet Raynor, Edna Gunther. Harriet Smith, Ruth E. Wheeler, Adele Klolber, Rose Mulll- ner. Norma MulHner, Margurite Suits, Marion Keeler. Ada Johnson and Ruth M, Wheeler.
(Signed) A PIONEER.
XOTICE TO COMTR.4CTORS.
STATR OV NEW YORK, Offlce- of the
State Commission of Highways, Al¬ bany, N. Y.—Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 30, Laws of 1909, as amend- pd by Chapter 846, Laws of 1911, and Chaptnr 80, Laws of 1913, sealed pro¬ posals will be received by the under- slRned at their offlce. No. 55 Lrftncaster Street, Albany. N. Y., at one o'clock P. M. on rrt4mr, thr lH«h da;- of AnKast, I91A. for the Improvement of the foi-- lowing hijrhways:
.VASSAi; COLTNTY noad Name of .\pprox.
No. Road. Length.
1344 (Jreen Corner-Fran¬
cis Pond 3.3S
Maps, plans, specifications and esti¬ mates may be seen and proposals forms obtained at the offlce of the Commission In Albany, N. Y.. an<i also at the offlce of the Division Knglneer, Mr. Bertrand H..Walt<-, Columbus Institute, 11 Wash¬ ington Street. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
The especial attention of bidders Is called to -fSENKRAL INFORMATION FOR BIDDKUS" In the Itemized pro¬ posal, spicificatlons and contract ugree- ment.
Proposdls for each road or contract must be presented in a separate seal«-il enveloix-, endorsed on the niitsld" ulth the name and number of the road or contract for which the piopo.'fal is made. Kacli proposal must Vx- accom- rmnled by cash or a ci-rtifled check pay¬ able to th(- order of th<- Slale Commis¬ sion of Highways for an amount equ.-il to at least live per cent, of th(- amount of the proposal which such cash or cheek accompanies.
This c.wh or chi-ek will h.- held by lh<- ConimisKlon until the contract and bond are duly ex<cutecl.
The suceeH.sful bidder will be re¬ quired to give a p<rformance bond for fifty per cent, of the eontraet. and a itialntenanei- bond covering the wt-arlng .•(urface of all roads, fxecpt waterbound niac.idatn .-ind cement concrete pnve- ini-nls for tweiily per cent. r>f th<- con¬ tract price of thr- items whiqh com¬ prise the wearing surface, such lintids to be executed by a surety com¬ pany to he approved by the Commis¬ sion: or a bond secur-d by th<- deposit of collalenil .«ecurltles lo he ai^proved l)v the ConimLMsion.
The rlnht is reserveil to reject any or all bids.
i:inVIN Dt-FFKY,
("otnmissloner. r. .1. .MOIMIIS.
Seeri-tary.
RKSOM ri(»> M MHKH TIIUKK.
A.N ACT to ratify Ihe sale of $300,000.0(1 Road Malnletiance Bonds. Series O, of the Countv of .Nassau, aul horlzed to he Issued hv Uesolutlon Number Two. adopted bv Ihe Hoard of Supr-rvlsors on the IDlh (lay of .lune, IIIIG, passed pur¬ suant to lh(- authority conferred by Chapter Ifi of ihe Laws of l!ton, kiiowi\ as Ihe Countv Law. at a regular meet¬ ing of the Hoard of Supervisors of the Couniy of Nassau held on the Uilh day of .lu'n<-, 1!)16, three voles, being the vole of mor<- than iwo-lhlrds of the membi-rs elected to .said Hoard, being in favor of and no votes b<-lng against Its passage.
Whereas. Tht- Couniy Comptroller has duly adverllsi-d for sale and awarded to the I-;iuiltahl<- Trust Company of .New York, ;!7 Wall Street. \<w York Cily, N. Y., th(- hlghesl bidder, at $304,410.00 and accrued Inu-resl, ihe $300,000.00 Uoad .Malntenanct- Honds. Siries O, of Ihe County of .Nassau authorized lo be i.ssueri hy liesolution .Number Two adopted hv Ihe Hoard of Supervisoj-s on the lilih day of .Iiine, llilfi; and
Resolved, That Ih- sal(- of .said bonds lo the l-:i|uilable Trust Company bi-, and Ihe same herehy Is, ratified and conlirmed. and Ih.-il the I'ounty I'omp- troller be, and he he|-ehy is, authorized and direeled lo deliver said honds to Ihl- Kqultable Trust Company, upon re¬ ceipt of tlie par value ot said bonds, and a premium of $4,410.00. and accrued Interest to the date of delivery, being Ih;- aniounl of their hid tlK-rofor; and further
Re.Molved, That Ihls aet sliall lake ef¬ fect lmniediat<'ly.
.\dopted by the Hoard nf Supervisors of Nassau Countv, .N. V.. .lulv J4. lUlll. PHILIP .1, CIIHIST, Chairman. .No. S40 STATK OF NKW VORK, |
I ss.: J
Couniy of .Nassau, |
1, C.KOItOI-; .M. C.OODALl-;. Clerk of the Roard of Supervisors of. Ihe County of .Nassau, do hereby certify. Ihat l have compared Ihe preceding with the orig¬ inal resolution adopted by the Hoard of Supervisors of Nas.sau Coumv, .New Vork. .July 24, HllK, on (ile in my offlce and lecorded in the reeord of the pro¬ ceedings of the Hoard of Supervisors of Ihe Couniy of .Nassau, and do tierehy certify th<- same lo he a correct tran¬ script therefrom and of the whole of said original.
1 furth(-r certify thai Ihe resolution hereinabove nK-ntioned was adopted by the concurring afflrmallve vote of the .Supervisors of Ihi- County of Nassau.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set tny hand and affixed thi- offlclal seal of said Roard of Supervisors, this 31st da.v of .luly, In the year one thousand nine hundred and sixteen.
(L.S.) CKOHC.K M. COODALI-;,
Clerk of th<- Board of Supcrviiiors of Nassau County.
LBQ4XjroncEa
SUPREME COURT, NA88AI.T COUI^TY.
—Maria Foster, Plaintiff, against Anna M. Kenny, Martha W. Kenny, Elile M. Carmlchael, Neal D. Becker, as Executor of and Trustee under the Last Will and Testament of William J. K. Kenny, deceaued, Thomas F. Sheedy, The Freeport Bank. David Wesley Pine, Edward M. Grout, Neal D. Becker, Wil¬ liam George Foster and John R. Moore, Defendants.
In pursuance of an Interlocutory Judgment made and entered Ifi the above entitled action, dated May 23rd, 1916, and entered In the ofTce of the Clerk of the County of Nassau, on May 27th, 1916, I, the undersinged, the ref¬ eree In said Judgment named, will sell In one parcel at public auction to the highest bidder, at the front door of the County Court House at Mineola, in the Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, on the
LEGAL SOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES
XOTICK TO CREDITORS.
PITRSUANT TO. AN ORDER OF HON. JOHN .r. ORAHAM, Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against Hewlett Smith, late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said county, de¬ ceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of said deceased, at his place of transacting business at Bellmore, Nas¬ sau County, New York, on or before the flrst day of December next.
Dated, Mineola, .N. Y., May 11, 1916. FRANK SMITH, Administrator. CLOCK & SKAMAN, Attorneys for Ad¬ ministrator, Freeport, New York.
Rescued Four Persons. While bathing Thursday three un¬ known people were seen drowning by Mrs. L. Frank, sister og Mrs. W. Kar- goll of Baldwin. Mrs. Frank being a good swimmer, went to the rescue and saved all, but very nearly lost her own life, only for William Kargoll. Jr., who came to his aunt's rescue, and gavo her the scout flrst aid until medical aid could be obtained.
Mr. W. B. Austin and son Elden have joined their family at North to"changVwithout''noticeT
l,0\«i ISLAM) R. R. TIME TABLE
(Kffectlvo June 28, 1916.) Leave Merrick for Xew York, Penn- a.vlvaiila Station, Brooklyn and Inter¬ mediate Rtatlonsi Week-days—5.16, 15.52, G.38, 6.54, 7.18, 17.28, 8.01, 8.13, 8.62, 10.12 a. m.; 12.17, 1.30, 3.08, 4.17, 5.38,
6.33, 8.13. 11.14 p. m. Sundays—6.48, 8.20, 9.20 a, m.; 12.28, 2.48, 4.32, 6.33, 7.07, 8.40, 9.44, 11.17 p. m.
Leave Frerport for Xew York, Penn> ¦ylvania .Station and Brooklyn! Week¬ days—5.20, 15.56, 6.42, 6.58, 7.22, 17.46, 8.05, 18.17, 8.56, 19.49, 10.17, a. m.: 12.23,
1.34, 3.13, 4.21, 5.02. 5.42, nf6.21, 6.39, 8.16, 9.21, 11.18 p. m. Sundays—6.52, 8.24, 9.24 a. m.; 12.32, 2.52, 4.36, 5.37, 7.11, 8.44, 9.48 11.21 p. m.
Leave Freeport for .imityvllle, Baby¬ lon, Patehasne and Intermrdlate ata- tlonst Week-days—na4.44. 6.60, 8.10, a9.31, 11.53 a. m.; si.26, 1.46. 8a2.24, 2.36, 2.44, a3.58, ai4.59, alf5.37, a6.56, a6.19, 6.37, a7.06. 7.46, a8,03, a9.07, all.20 p. m.; 12.17, a2.04 nights. Sundays—5.31, a9.22, alO.56 a. m.: 12.34, 2.24, a2.48, 3.54, a5.44, a6.56, a9.02, 11.14 p. m.; al.44 night.
Leave Xew York, Pennsylvania Sta¬ tion, for Freeport, Merriek and princi¬ pal iuternediate atatloasi Week-days— n3.50, 5.54. 7.04. 8.36, 11.00 a. m.; sl2.40, 12.52, al.32, 81.52 (Freeport only), 2.00, 3.00, 4.07, t4.48, 5.00, f5.18 (Freeport only, 15.33, 16.54, 6.16, 6.60, 7.10, 8.10, 10.26, 11.30, p. m.; 1.12 night. Sundays —4.30, 8.25, 10.00, 11.40 a. m.: 1.40, 1.56 (Freeport only), 3.00, 4.61, 6.00, 8.08, 10.17 p. m.; 12.37 night.
aTralns run to Babylon only.
nNo Brooklyn connection. •
sSaturdays only.
fKxcept Saturdays
IExcept holidays.
tExcept Saturdays and holidays.
Trains leave Brooklyn, Flatbush Ave¬ nue Station, about the same time as those shown from New York. Pennsyl¬ vania Btation. This time table subject
4TH DAY OF Al tilRT, 1910,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the prem¬ ises described in the said Interlocutory Judgment, the said premises being Par¬ cels C and D on the Commissioners' Map flled in the Nassau County Clerk's office In this action on June 3rd, 1916, said premises being bounded and de¬ scribed as follows to wit:
All that certain plot, i)iece or parcel ot land situated at Merrick, in the Town of Hempstead, County of Nassau and State of New York, bounded and de¬ scribed as follows:
Beginning at a concrete monument at the northwesterly corm r thereof where the same adjoins land now or formerly of Kate V. Rarnum at a point distant 728.68 feet southerly from the South Oyster Bay Turnpike measured on the easterly line of Wynsum .\venue; run¬ ning thence S. 23 degre, s 41 minutes E. 2065.40 feet along the easterly line of said Wynsum .-Vvenue to a stake at the .southerly end thereof, at the head of the meadow; thence S. CB degrees 19 minutes W. 17 feet along the southerly end of said Wynsum Avenue to a stake on the easterly line of land now or for¬ merly of Kate V. Barnum; thence S. 42 degrees 53 minutes K. 231-7/10 feet along said land now or form<-rly of Kate V, Harnum to a stake; Ihence S. 14 de¬ grees 38 minutes E. along a line of fence and stakes and a line of ditch separating the property hereby describ¬ ed from land now or formerlv of said Kate V. Barnum 5060 f. et more or less to the westerly side uf the channel; thence bounded southerly and easterl>- by Whaleneck Cove or Hav lo the drain or channel that leads through said Cove or Ray to the nioulli of Whaleneck lllver; including all the hassocks and bars on the westerly side of said drain or channel; thence northerly along the centre line of said Whale'neclt River until it comes to a point in sara river where the southerly boundary line of land now or formerly of said Kale V. Hainum crosses said river; thence along said land now or formerly of Bar¬ num S. 70 degrees 5fi minutes W. 5;i feet mon- or less to a slake; thence still along said land now or formerly of Bar¬ num S. 70 degrees 56 minutes \V. 356.21 f--et to a stake; thenee siill along said land now or foi'merly of Barnum S. 66 degrees 17 minutes W. 729.67 feet to Ihe easterly line of Wynsum .-Vvenue at the point or place of beginning, be the said several dimensions more or less.
Together with all the l.ind in Wynsum Avenue abutting asd adjoining said premises to Ihe centre line th(-reof: and together with all Ihe lands under the waters of Whaleneck Rivrr. Whaleneck Cove and Hempstead Hay opposite the lanil above described: and Including all the hassocks and bars on itie westejjly side of said drain or channel lea^ng through snId covi- or bay and tog»ther with all riparian rights appurtenant to said prenais(-s: containing within said bounds 25.94 acns of upland, 1.57 acres of roads, 44.14 acres of meadow and 56.4 acres of hassocks, bars and lands undi-r water, he th«- same more or less, so all Ihat plot, piece or parcel of land with the buildings and Improve¬ ments ther<-on situated at Merrick in the Town of Hemp.-stead, t'ounty of Nas¬ sau, Stato of New York, bounded and described as follnus:
Beginning at a stak<- at Ihe intersec¬ tion of the southerly line of Ihe South Oyster Hay Turnpike mow known as lh<- .Merrick Road) with the- westerly lint- of Hewlelt Avenue; running thi-nce along said aoutherly line of th(- South Oyster Hay Turnplk(-, N. 6B degrees 2 1 minutes I'l. 474.14 feet to a concrete monumeni; thenee S. 23 degrees 41 minutes I-:., part of the way along the easterly boundary of the pri-mises de- scrlhi'd In Ihe mortgage from William .1. K. Kenny and William George Foster to The l-'reeport Hank, recorded iti tin- Nassau Cotintv Clerk's ollice on Novem- b(-r 19, 1902. in Liber 22 of Mortgages, page 59, 1413,31 feet to a c(mcr<-t«- mon¬ ument; thence N. 66 degrees 19 minutes I-;. 3K2..''>7 feet to a concrete monument on Ihe Westerly line of Wynsum .-Vve¬ nue; tiK-nce along said Westerly line of Wynsum .Vvenue, S. 23 degrees 41 min¬ utes K. 159.72 fei-t to a concrf-le monu¬ ment on the northerly line of land now or formerly *f Kate V. Barnum, thenc(- along said land now or formerly of Har¬ num S. 71 degrees 6',>j minnles W. 561.15 feet to a slake; thence still along saiil land now or formerly of Barnum S. 29 degrees 46 minutes K. 1151.76 fei-t to a slake; thence still along said land now or formerly of Harnum S. 71 d(-gre'ed 14 minutes W. 177.20 feet to a concrete monument; thence still along said land now or formerly of Rarnum S. 17 de¬ grees 12 minuti-s E. 2400 feet more or less to Squaw Creek; running thence southerly. Westerly and southeasterly along said Squaw Creek, as said Creek runs, to the M(-rrlck Cove; thence run¬ ning southerly, westerly and northerly along said Mi-rriek Cove to the soutli- (-rly line of land of K. C. Cammann: th<-nce along said land of Cammann N. 75 d(-grees 25 minutes 10. 490 feet more or less to a stake in the centre line of the proposed road to be or now laid out bv Messrs. Raynor and IMne, thence along the centre line of said proposed road N. 14 degrees, 35 minutes West 1163 feet to a concrete monument: thence S. 63 degrees 00 minutes West 2S5 feet more or less to the Kast side of the Old Merriek Canal as the same existed b<-fore the widening and exten¬ sion thereof; thence northerly following the east side of said Old Merrick Canal as the same existed before the widen¬ ing and extension thereof, four hun¬ dred and flfly feet more or less to the head of said old Canal at a point oppo¬ site the dock and distant thirty feet more or less North Sixty-three degrees three minutes East from the Easterly side of Merrick Avenue; running whence north sixty-three degrees three minutes Kast seventy-eight feet more or less to a point In the centre line of the Private Canal; thence Northerly following the centre line of said Private Canal as re- c<-ntly widened and excavated lo a point In said centri- line at the head of said Private Canal; running thence north 26 degrees 57 minutes West along a line which is equi-distant from the p^asterly side of Merrick Avenue and the West¬ erly side of H<-wlett Avenue 845.88 feet to a stake on the southerly line of the property now or late of Theodoret Bar¬ tow; thence along said land now or late of Bartow N. 66 degrees 28 minutes E. 328.10 feet to a stake on the westerly line of Hewlett Avenue, thence along said westerly line of Hewlett Avenue N. 26 degrees 67 minutes W. 633.70 feet to the point of beginning; and also all the land In said South Oyster Bay Turnpike and Wynsum Avenue, adjacent to said premises, to the centre line thereof re¬ spectively; together with all the former right, title and interest of Daniel B. Raynor and Annie B., his wife, and D. Wesley' Pine and Laura E., his wife, of, in and to Merrick Creek, Merrick Cove and Merrick Canal adjoining said prem¬ ises, and of. In and to the lands therein, and of. In and to the lands lying therein covered by water, subject however, to such rights as the public may have in that portion of Merrick Creek Included within the above boundaries, and of. In and to said Merrick Cove and Merrick Canal; containing within said bounds 37.77 acres of upland, 42.09 acres of filled meadow, 12.88 acres of unfllled meadow, and 76/100 acres of under water, making a total of 93.60 acres, be the s.ime more or less. Including there¬ in 6.97 acres in roads.
The above described premises are to be sold subject to two litns upon cer¬ tain parts thereof, to wit:
1. A lien to the extent of $8,000. with Interest from Jlknuary 1, 1»1«, at 6 per cent, by vlrture of the mortgage made November 12, ISO?, I)y William J. K. Kenny and William Oeorge Foster to The Freeport Bank, recorded in tbe
Nassau County Clerk's offlce on Novem- bpr 19. 1902, In Liber 22 of Mortgages, page S9, upon which mortgage the prin¬ cipal is ovedut, and now held by The Freeport Bank, the said portion subject to said lien being described as follows:
Beginning at the Northwest corner thereof at a locust stake at the Inter¬ section of the Easterly side of Hewlett Avenue with the Southerly side of a newly laid out road, said point being distant four hundred and flfty (450) feel Southerly from the Southerly side of the Merrick Road, as measured along t)ie Easterly side of Hewlett Avenue, run¬ ning thence Easterly along the South¬ erly side of said road three hundred and eighty-seven and three-tenths t387.3) feet to a locust stake which bears north sixty-six degrees flve minutes East (N. 66 degrees 06 minutes E.) from the point of beginning, running thence
LEGAL HOTIC£S.
LEGAL NOTICES.
portion or part thereof which was con¬ veyed by said Daniel B. Raynor and D. Wesley Pine and Iheir wives to Edward C. Cammann by deed dated December 16. 1902.
Dated, June 20, 1916.
HOWARD C. SHERWOOD.
Referee. 34 Pine Street, New York City. ARMSTRONG & KEITH, Attorneys for Deft. Sheedy, 40 Wall Street, New York City.
AD.IorRNMKNT OF SALE The sale of the aboyi- described prop¬ erty Is hereby adjourned until the
IITH DAY 4IF AltilST, iOlO, at the same hour and place. Dated. August 2nd. 1916.
HOWARD C. SHKRWOf>l>.
Refj-.ee. 3t Pine Street. .N'ew York Cily.
South ^wPU'y-t^hree ^degrees ^ /or^ty-flve A RMSTRONC, .>i K KITu" A11"
minutes East (S. 23 degrees, 45 minutes E.) four hundred and four and two- lenths (404.2) feet to a locust slake on
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SrPREMK COt'RT, NASSAU COUNTY.
—Oeorgle E. De Mott. as executrix of the last will and testament of Daniel Bedell, deceased. Plaintiff. against Laura E. Whitman, Defendant.
In pursuance of a judgment of fore¬ closure and sale, made and entered In the above entitled action, dated the 19th day of June, in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixteen. I. the under¬ signed, Ihe referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the front door of the office of Hooley * Wilson, at No. 211 Merrick Road. Rockvllle Centre. In tht- Town of Hempstead. Nassau County, .New York, on the 19tk daj of .^acnst, in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixteen, at ten o'clock in the fore- noirn. Ihe premises described in said Judgment of foreclosure and sale, as fol¬ lows, to wit:
.VII Ihat certain piece or parcel of land, with thi- buildings and Improve- m»nls thereon, situated at Freeport.
Ihe Northerly side of another newly laid PCRSrA-VT TO AN ORDKR OF HON
out road, running thence westerly along JOHN J. (illAHA.M. Surrogate of the Town of H.-mpstead, Couniy of Nassau
the Northerly side of said last mentioned County of Nassau, notice Is hereby given ! and Slate of New ^ ork, bounded and
road to a locust stake on the Easterly lo all pi rsons having claims again side of said Hewlelt Avenue bearing l-:na C. Powell, late of the Town of South sixty-nine degrees seventeen mIn- Hempslead, in the said couniy, deceased, utes West (S. 69 degrees 17 minutes lo present the same with vouchers W ) three hundred and sixty-six (366) thereof, to the subscribers, the execu- feet and running thence Northerly tors of the last will and Iistament of twentv-sevcn degrees West (N. 27 de- said deceased, at their place of traiisacl- grees'W.) along the Easterly side of Ing business at the office of Clock & Hewlett Avenue three hundred and Seaman. Freeport. New York, on or be- eighty-four (384) feet to the point or fore the lirst day of 1 >eoemher n. .vt. til-iee of beginning I Dated, Mineola. .N \ .. .May l.i, i:'16.
2 A lien to the extent of $3,250 with, MARY E. SorTHAUI.,
Interest at T- per ent from January Ist, I FHKD KVEltlTT I'dWKLL.
1916, by virtue of the mortgage execut¬ ed on December 16. 1902, by William .1. K. Kenny and William George Fos¬ ter, to Daniel R. Raynor and David Wes¬ ley Piiie, recorded in the Nassau County Clerk's olllce on December 17, 1902, in Liber 22 of Mortgages, page 2t>2. and now held by David Wesle.v I'ine (upon which mortgage the princliial is over¬ due) hy virtue of a due assignment thereof h
CLiX-K * SKA MA.V. A Itor utors. Merriek lloa.l .Stujil. Kreeiiert. .\. w 1
Kxecutors. eys for Kxec-
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all
SCPRK.MI-; COIKr, NAS.-^Al' COC.NTV. —C.eerge K.ilstoii. T'lalnlilT. apuilist Kmma I.ivlngsten, Wllllani Hui., Kl- louise S. Small. Kirhard Hull, and Rose Hull, his wife. .Margani Hindi r. Ks- Ihe said Daniel B. Raynor of th. r .V. .Vlill.r Onftin. .leanette Gathard.
Frederick (i. Miller. -Maria Potts, .\elll Fay. Harry .1. .snillh, Jr., ami Jane' Smith. Ills wife, the ,nst name Jam- be¬ ing lielillous, her true nrst name being unknown to lilalnlltT, i;!|-/.al>e|h l-"lt7.- riatrick. William 1!. i.osc-krati/.. .Vl.iude Ihne, Miillie ,-.nilth l.eahv, Harrv Snillh, John W. i.athard and Th. oilure Kuyser, as exei-ulors of the last will liinl testa¬ ment ,,f .I,,hn Miller. iLceMSid K.lw.ird K. Kdslroin. Kdna i:. Kdstroin. I-;dward K. Kdstrom. Jr. .lohn li. l-;dslroni, I'harles K. Kdstrom. Miirgaret 1-:. Kd¬ strom, Walter Liintmark and .»iarv Lind- niark his wife, the nrst name Mary be¬ ing tiet iilous. h'r leal first nnnie oemg iiiikiMiwn to nialnlllf, anil Luttie neiini- son. and If the sjiid Wall.r Llinlinark. anil ".Mfiiy" Lindniark. his wife, and Lollli- Dennison. be d.-ad. then llir- mxl of kin. heirs at law, .i visees, grantees, mortgagees. lienors. husbands and widows, and successors in interest of may have died, and all other persons, claiming a right to and an inli rest in tne properly iliseribid In the coniplalnl herein by or under tlo- definilants herein all of u-lnim and all of whose names, except the ilefeiidants unknown lo the plain- named defendants: ' ARK HKIIKHV SCVLMdNKD to r tl-.e complaint in this action, and f your answer on the
of idaililiffs alte after the serv elusive of Ihl case of your falluri
lays
witliin tweiil; f this suninioiis, ex- of service; and In appear or answ
judgment will be taken against you by
¦fa 1111. .nii.l,-i Dale
for the ri lief demanded In ! he
his interest therein, tin- said por- loeis subject to the said lU-n being de- si-rlbed as follo-.v.-:
That piece or parcel of land begin¬ ning at a point in the soulherly lino ot Ihe properly now or formerly of Theo- doiet Bartow equl-dlslant from ilu- Kasterly side of .Merrick Avenue and the Westerly side of Hewlett Avenue, whieh point is distant north sixty-six degrees t Wen I y - ilgli t minutes East three hundred and twenty-eight and ten one-hiindn-dths feel from said l-Iasterly side of Merrick .Vvenue; iind running thenre iiorlh sixty-six degrees twenty- eight minutes Kast three hundred and sixty-one and sixteen one-hundredths feet more or less lo the centre line of Hi Willi Avenue, running thence along said centre line of Hewlett Avenue South iwenty-six degrees tifty-seven minutes East flfteen hundred and i-ighiy-sev(-n feet and fifty one-hun¬ dredths of a foot more or less lo an sueli of them a angle in the same; thence southerly still along the centre Une of said Hewlett A\eiuii- South fourteen degrees thirty minules l-;asl three hundred and forty- six and len one-hundrc-dths feel inore or less to the liind formerly of William above iiameil u J. K. Kenny and William George Fos- ,|(t_ I1(.f,.ndanl^ ter: thence along the land formerly of Xo the abo said William J. K. Ki-nny and William yn George Foster South sixty-three degrees answ West Ihree hundred and ninety-eight feet more or less to Ihe centre lln Ihe proposed road between the prop erly hereby described and said land formerly of William J. K. Kenny and William George Foster; thence still South sixty-three degrees West two hundred and sixty-five feet more or less to the I-;ast side of Ihe o,d Merriek Canal as the same existed before the widening and extension thereof; thence northerly following the Kast side of said old Merrick Canal as the same ex¬ isted before Ihe widening and (xteiision thereof, four hundred and fifty feet more or less to Ihe lnad of said old Canal at a point opiinsite the dock and distant thirty feet more or h-ss North slxl>-thrii- degrees three minutes East from the Easterly side of .Merrick Ave¬ nue; runiiiiig Ihence north sixty-three degrees three minutes Kast seventy- eight feet more or less to a point in tlie ceiilre line of the J'rivale Canal; thence .Northei-ly following the centre line of said Private Canal as n-cently wld- eni d and excavated to a point In said centre line at the head of said Private Canal: running thenee north twenty-six degries fifty-seven minutes more or less West along a line which Is equi-distant from the easterly side of Merriek .Vvenue and the westerly slde of Hewlett .\venue eight hundred forty- live and eighty-eight one-hundn-dlhs feet more or less to the Southerly lim- of the propi-try now or late of Theodoret Harlow at the point or place of begin¬ ning, containing within said about nini-teen anil forly-lhrei- hun¬ dredths acres more or b-ss of upland, according to a survey of said property Kvans Flrolhers, Surveyors, dated .lamaica. Long Island. November, 1902.
.VIso a certain piei-e or strip of land hounded on the North by the M.-rrlck Road: on the I-:,asterly side by lln- cen¬ tre line of H<-wlett Avenue; on the Southerly side by the Northerly line of the prop(-rly described in the jiri-ced- ing paragraph hereof and W(-sterly by the land now or late the properly of Theodoret Harlow, being Ihlrly-three nnd six one-hundredths feet more or
width at the northerly and drickso southerly ends thereof and flve hundred irick 1- and thirly-thjee and sevi^nty one-hun¬ dredths feet more or les* in length on each side, and containing about forty- one one-hundredths of an acn- more or less.
.Mso all that piece of meadow land, situate at .Merri<-k aforesaid, bounded and described as follows:
Heglnnlng at a tioint In the centre line of Ihe proposed road between the land formerly of William J. K. Kenny and William George l-'oster, which was conveyed to Lhem by Daniel H. Raynor
and Annie K., his wife, and D. AV«-sley ;
Pine and Laura K., his wife, by deed, , .\l-;w YoIiK SrpRF-:MI-; COI'HT VAS dated May 31, 1901, and recorded inl '"' '^'^'^
Liber 20 of (Conveyances, iiage 73, in
described as follows, viz.:
HeKlnnlng al a point on the Kaslerlv side of Raynor .Vvenue. distant .Nortb'- i-rly from Mill Road, three hundred Ighty-nine and four-tenths |3S9.4) feet, when 111, asured along the Kasterly side of Raynor .Vvenue, and running thence l-;aslerly at right angles lo Raynor Ave¬ nue, one hundred and flfty cl5il» feet, and running thence Northerly iiar.illi-1 with Raynor Avenue, fifty (50) feet: tlience Westerly at right angli-s with Ilaynor Avenue, one Inmilr. d fifty (l.'.O) fe. t to I-:asterly side of Kayr.or -Vvenue, and Ihl nee Soutberlv alotm the I-:Msterlv side of i::iVnor Avenue, fifty iSii i f. . t to the iH.ini or phiee of beglnnini-'. ("oii- I.lining all the land wiihin said bounds.
Ibing the same premises conveyed by lohn T Ravnor .nnd Cluirlotte Raynor, his wif.. Io Die party of the flrst part hereto, by deed dated Oc'.ob.r HUh. 19i><i, and recordi d in Nassau I'eunly t'lerks (l!"e.. in Liber 107 of Convi yaines, paue IS 1. on October 1 7lb. UivS.
iMi. d. June 2fith, 1916
FKM.N RKlFM'H.VinhKr.. .III.
Referee. lloM|,|.;v ,<• WII.SOV, .Vltomeys f-.r
I'lainlin'. I'.ocKville c. iiir.-. New York.
.liiiie 27. 1916. M. S. SCrrOKVHVI'M. .Vtlortiev for I'lainlllT. I MTIi-e and I'ost oniee Adiliess.
Post Office Hulliliiig, .lamale.-i. N. V. To the lb fen,bints W.-ili-r Mnilniark and •¦.Mary" I.iieliiKi rk, his wife, the first name Mary li, ing Ili-Ill lous, her real first nam,- b, int: iinUnown to plainlilT. and Lottie I), nnlsoii. an,I if Un- said Walter Lindniark and Miirv Lindmark. bis wife, and l.otlie Dennison bi- de;,,], then tlie ni xt of kin. heirs .it law, di visees, gran¬ tees, iiiorluames. Ili-nors. husbands, wives and sui-i-essors in Inter, st of such of 111, 111 as may have <1|, d. .-inil all olh. r persons elaimiiig a rijiht to and an in¬ terest in Ihe property desi-rih, d In the complaint herein, all of whom and all of whose iiaiiies. iNcpt the d,-fi nil.iiits .-ibov,- iiannil. ar.- iiiikiiown I,) plaintiff.
Ihe for, going suppbini-ii ta I sunn is is
s.-rveil upon \ou b\- iiublleal ion. hU'- suant lo an order of lion. .lames C. Van Siel.-n, a .Iiislii-,- of Ihe Siiprenie Court of Ihe Slate of Vi-w Vorl*. dale,] th,- L'Tlli dav of Jun,-. IIiMi. ami filed with tin ori;;ln,-iI ano-nibd eoinplHliii in th,- ollii-,- of the I-lerk of the Coiiiily of Nass:iii on bounds (1,,. 29lh dav of .Iniie. 1916.
The objei-t of this aelion is to make parlltion according to Ihe respi-i-t iv,- rights of the parlies, and if it appear thai iiartition (-aiiiiot be ni.-id,- wllhfnit great prejndli e to tiie owners, then for a sale of the following deseribeil premises: ALL tliiil i-eriain pi. i-e or n.-ircl of land, situali. lying and hi.lng at l-'osler's Meadow., In Ibe Town of Hempstead, N.issau Couniy. and Si.ile of .V,>- Vork. i-onl.-niiiiit; four ai-r.-s by survi^\ bound¬ ed wisl.rlv bv Ihe I'lihllc Wighwav. Ie;i,llng friiin Waifs Mill lo"v)i-os|.r's .M, allow: south. Ily hv land of^ijimeon Walls, easterly bv land of Charl, s Iteii- and northerly by land of Fred- pHiIiman. Relng the same prop¬ erly eoiiMved to William M. Llndniaik, Winter Lindmark and Caroline Hull, by Wllli.iiti Hull and Caroline Mull, bv de, d dated Ihe .Ith dav of Oetober. isr.d. ,u,d reitiil.-d In Ihe olTice of the Clerk ofth County of Queens. In Liber 2SI for ,-on veyanees. on iiage 431. Dated, Jun.- 29. 1916.
M. S. SCIiriK-VHAHM. Attorney for Plalnlifr, Orrice and Post Offlee Address.
I'ost Office Hiillding. Jamaica, N. Y.
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.Vassau-SuIYolk H,.ii,I an,I MorlgaL'e Guariintee Company. Plaiiilirf, against Thomas 1-;. I'.iw.-rs and .Vnn liii l^owers. Ills wife. Chiistopber c. Pow. IS and .Vlarla I'ow.is. Ills wife, (!..orge H. I'ow- . rs and Isab. Ila Pow. is. bis wife, John I-'. I'll wets, unmarried, .Joseph V. Pow- ir- .ind Mar\- Powers, bis wif., Janus I-' I-,.\Mis and Laura Powers, his wife, i:ila .1 I'ow.is isomeliniis ealle.l Vil¬ li, i, Tliiodore pow.-rs and Allort I'ow¬ .is. Marl.- .V I'OW.IS, l-:ila T. Powers, Herlha J. Yelsor, Klizabeili Humslead, Sarah Siiiilh, .laiighlei of William II Powers, deeeased. Susan lUder, The P. o- ple of lb. Slal.- of New Vork. C. .Milton I'or. iiiaii, l;..ss .V K.inil.iU i',., Oliver H. Tuiliill an.l Carrie ,1. Tulhill. l-'runk P. Hurek. .hiii.s M I!. II I'onipany. Sol Seliildkiaiit. Willi.ini A. Kll.y, D.feii.l ants. To Ihe abov.. n.-iniid D. f. ndanls:
Vou ar.- each Inrebv summon.d lo , answer the complaiiil in lliisacllon and Io s.rv.- a copy of your answ.r on lh»- lilaiiilirrs allorn.ys within twenty days afl.r the service of this summons >-x- i-liisivi- of the day of servii---. and In case of >i.iir failure Io app.-ar or answer, iuilgin. Ill will to- Ink.11 awainsl you by d.faull for Ihe relief d. inainli-il in Ihe eon,plaint.
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Tli. f..i . i.:..lnL: suniiiions is seiyi d upon \..ii bv i.ubli.-al I..II pursiianl to .111 onl. I- .if Ih.- lion. .Iain, s C. Van Sie
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(•..int. .1.11.-.1 111.- l:'iib day of .Iun.-. CMfi.
.iiiil lil.il with a I-opv of lb iniilnini
on 111.- L'lith diiv of Jun,-. Ptlll. In lb- ,,lli,-,- ,.f tin- Cl.-rk of th. Couniy of Nas sau. situated al Mineola. Nass.iu Counlv, ,-^iale of .Vew Vork. lln- original eoin- olaliil Iiavlnu b. .n Ilbd in said Couniy fl.rk's oihe. on tin- l,-.ili .la.\ if M.iv.
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PUBLIC NOTICES. \«»rni-; TO t oN'i'it \i 'ions.
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SAP COPNTV.--Silas A. Williams, Plainliff, against Loretta K. Kelly, The Ijong Island Realty Company and '"adman fl'. Fr.d.-rlck, F>efendarils. Noiice of Sale.
In pursiiaiiee of a juilgm. nl of fore¬ closure and Sale mad.- and •iilered in tbe above entitled acllon. dated the ]«th day of .Iiiin. 19Itl, I. Ihe undersigned, the referee in said Jinlgment named, will sell at public auction, lo the hlgh¬ esl bidder, at Ihe front door of the Nas¬ sau Cf.unlv Court House, at Miinola, east side of the old Mer- : Nassau County, .V,-w York, on the the same existed before | 5TII I>AV OF A Hi I ST, 1BI«,
Nassau (?'ounty Clerk's Ofllce and the premises now descrlhi-d; and running thence along the centre line of said pro- pos. d road .South fourteen degrees Ihlrly-five minutes'PiasI seven hundred and (-ighty-sev(-n feet more or less to the centre of a small crei-k at the Soulherly end of said proposed road; thence westerly along the centre lim- of said small creek running from the Bay up to the Southerly end of said pro[iosed road to Merrick Cove; thenee Northerly along said Merrick Cove to the rick Canal
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and sale, •ertalii lot.'
forenoon, the aid Judgment of as follows, to
widening thereof, thence northerly ;,t ti-i along said (-aslerly side of said old premises i Merrick Canal as the same existed fon-eloBur before the widening th<-reof, to the dl-'wit:
vision line between the said piece ofi All those certain lots, piecis and par- meadow land and the meadow land con- eels of land, silu.ite. Ivlng and being veyed by Daniel H. Raynor and Annie ^ in the Town of H.-mpstead, County of K.. his wife, and David Wesley Pine and Nassau and Slale of New York known Laura E., his wife, to Kdward C. Cam-jand designated on a certain map en- mann, by deed bearing date December titlefl ".Amended Map of that certain 16th, 1902; and running thence along pdrt .tif Columbia Heights Addition, slt- the line of said meadow land of Edward i uhiKi South of Seaman Avenue, in the G. Cammann, aforesaid, north Bev<-nty-j villagr- of Freeport, L I., comprising flve d(-grees twenty-five minutes east 159 lots, projierty of Long Island Really four hundred and ninety feet more or.Companv, New Y'ork city, located in the less to the centre line of said proposed Village "of Fre/port, Nassau County, N. road at Ihe point or place of beginning, Y., surveyed February 21, 190(1. bv Rob- containing within Bald bound-* nine and ert Kurz, C. K. and S., Jamaica, .N. Y.," twenty one-hundredths acres more or and filed in the offlce of the Clerk of less of meadow land according to said Nassau Countv, on Ihe third day of survey of Evans Brothers, dated Novem- March, 1906, as and by the lots num¬ ber, 1902. together with'all the former,hers fourteen hundred fifty '1450) and right, title and interest of said Daniel fourteen hundred fiflv-one (1451), and B. Raynor and Annie E, his wife, and more particularly described as follows D. Wesley Pine and I>aura E., his wife, | peginning at a point In the northerly of. In and to Merrick Creek, Merrick line of Hillside Avenue, one hundred Cove and Merrick Canal adjoining said forly-lwo and three one-hundredlhs premlsfs, and of, in and to the lands ' 1142.03) feet distant In an easterly lying therein, and of. In and to the lands direction from the northeasterly corner lying tliereln covered by water, sub- of Hillside Avenue and Lessing Street: ject however to such rights as the pub- , running thence northerly one hundred lie may have In that portion of Merrick : twenty-one and thirtv-two on<--hun- Creek included within the above boun-^rtredths (121.32) feet; thence Kasterly darles, and of. In and to said Merrick forty and fourteen one-hundredths Cove and Merrick Canal, being all of 1,40.] 4) feet; thence Southerly in a line the premises lying south of the Merrick 1 parallel with the flrst described course I Turnpike, which were conveyed by Wll- one hundred seventeen and eighty-1 Ham E. Hewlett and wife to Daniel B. Ui^ht one-hundredths '117.RS) feet to Raynor and D. Wesley Pine, by deed, the Northerly line of Hillside Avenue: dated March 11. 1»01, and recorded thence Westerly along the Northerly March 12, 1901, In Liber 17 of Convey- nno of Hillside Avenue foity and sixty ances, page 21, In Nassau County Clerk's .one-hundredths (40.60) feet to the point Offlce, except that portion or part there- | or place of beginning., of which was conveyed by said Raynor i r)ated, June l«th, 191«. and Pine and their wives to William J JAMES L. DOWSKY,
K. Kenny and William Oeorge Foster by Referee,
deed dated May 31, 1901, and recorded .CLINTON M FLINT, Attorney for June 1, 1901, In Liber 20 of Conveyances, plaintiff, Offlce and Post Offlce Ad- ptige 73. In the office of the Clerk Of dress, 51 Railroad Avenu' "¦'--'¦—-• the County of Nassau and except that ' j} -j
Freeport,
South Glen wood-
.Meeting
House r.47 Wlllel-
KasI Wll- llslon- Weslhui y Road Mai.s. plans, spi i-ili,-a I nms and (stl- mates may b"- seen and |iro|.osals forms obtained at lln- ofllce of the Commission in AlbHiiv, ,V. v., and also at tin- office of Division Knulneer K. H. Waite. Co¬ lumbus Inslltul.-. II Washington Slnel, Poughkeepsie, N. V.
Th, ispeelal allenllon of bidders Is called 10 ••GKNKUAL INFORMATION I'm: HlhDI-:i!S' in the itemlzid pro¬ posal. s|.. clHcal Ions and i-onlrad agr(-»- meni.
I'io|.osals for each road or contract must be piiKi-nliil in a separate sealed .in.lo|..-, .nilorsi-d un lln- oiilslde with Ihe name and number of the road or conlrael for whicli Ihe pr'iposal Is madf-. l;aeh pioposal must be accompanied by i-asli or a i-i-rllfled cheek payable to Ibe order of the Slate Commission of High ways for an amouni I'lual to at least live per ceni of lln- amount of tin- pro¬ posal which such cash or elni-k acroni- panles.
This (-ash or cluck will b. Inld by tbe ''ommlssion until tin- lonlrael and boii'l are duly executed.
The successful bidder will In ri-'iulr- . d to tlve a p(-rform;ince bond for fifty per cent, of the contract, and a maint(-n- ance bond covering lln- wearing surface of all ro.-ids. except wati-ibound ma- i-adain and cement concrei.- pavi-rnenlH for I went y per <-enl. of tin- contract price of Ibe Items which comprise the wearing surface, Hiich bonds lo b(- (-»(-- lilted by a surety company lo be ap riroved by the Commission; or a bond secured by Ibe deposit of collateral se i-urllli-s Io be approved by the Coni¬ niission.
The right Is reserved td reject any or all bids.
EDWIN DITFFKY.
Commissioner. I. I. MORRIS,
Secretary.
<«<»TirK TO (:HKDIT4>RN,
IMTR.'^I'ANT TO A.V ORDKR OF HON. HKNRY KKLDKN WKI^LKR, Tempor¬ ary Surrogate of Ihe f^ounty of .Vassau, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against Daniel O. Kamp. lale of the Town of Hempstead, In the satd county, deci-ased, to present th«- same with the. vouchers thereof, to th» subscribers, the executors of the last will and testament of said deceased, at their place of transacting buslh'-ss al the offlce of Johnson A Johnson, Free- port, N. Y., on or before the 25th day of S'-ptember next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y., March 1, 1»1«. CLARA G KAMP, JENNIE KAMP,
Executorr. JOHB1ION A JOHNSON, Attorneys tt>r Executors. 47 Railroad Avenue, Free- port, N. y.
