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In pursuanc* of aa laUrlocutory JudameBt mad* aad •Bt«r*4 In tbe above entitled aetloa. dated May.lSrd. lite, and entered in tbe ottce ot the Clerk of the County of Naaaau. on Max S7tta. Itlt. I the underetvned, the ref¬ eree In eald judment named, will eell In one parcel at public auction to the blaheat bidder, at the front door of the County Court House at Mlnnola, la tbe Town of Hempatead, Naesau Coanty, on tbe
4tb DAT or ACOVtir, laii^ at to o'clock In the forenoon, the premUei deecrlbed In the said Inter¬ locutory Judament, the sjild premises belnir Parcels C aad I> on the Coin- miaslonera' Hap Died in the Nassau County Clerl'.'s offlce in this action on June >rd. 1$16, aald pretnises being bounded and deacril>«d aa followa to wit:
All tbat certain plot, piece or par¬ cel of land aituated at Merrick, in the Town of Hempatead, County of Nas¬ sau and State of New York, bounded and described aa follows:
Becinnlna at a concrete monument at the northwesterly corner thereof where the aame adjolna land now or formerly of Kate V. Bamum at a point dlatant 728.88 f6et aouttaerly from the South Oyster Bay Turnpike meaaured on the easterly Une of Wynaum Avenue: runnlnc thence 3. Zl degrees 41 minutea E. 2,0<S.4O feet along the eaaterly line of aaid Wyn¬ sum Avenue to a stake at the south¬ erly end thereof, at the head of the meadow; thence S. 6< degrees 19 mlutes W. 17 feel along the souther¬ ly end of said Wynsum Avenue to a stake on the easterly line of land now or formerly of Kate V. Barnum; thence 8. 42 degreea ES minutes Ei. 2S4 7-10 feet along aald land now or formerly of Kate V. Barnum to a atake; thence S. 14 degrees SS min¬ utes E. along a line of fence and stakes and e. line of ditch separating the property hereby deacrtbed from land now or formerly of said Kate V. Barnum 6,060 feet more or less to the westerly side of the channel; thence bounded southerly and easterly by Whaleneck Cove or Bay to the drain or channel that leads through said Cove or Bay to the mouth of Whalen¬ eck River: including all the has¬ socks and bars on the westerly side of said drain or channel; thence northerly along the centre line of said Whalenbeck River until tt comes to a point in aaid river where the aouth- erly boundary line of land now or formerly of aaid Kate V. Barnum croaaea said river; thence along aald land now or formerly of Barnum S. '70 degreea t< minutea W. 6» feet more or leaa to a atake; thence atiU along aaid land now er formerly of Barnum 8. 70 degrees 66 Minutes W. SCe.ai feet to a stake: thence still along aaid land now or formerly ot Barnum B. 66 degreea 17 minutea W. 72».«4 feet to the eaaterly line of Wynsum Avenue at tbe point or place of beginning, be the satd aeveral di- menaiona more or leaa.
Together with all tbe land in Wyn¬ aum Avenue abutting and adjoining , said premiaea to tbe center line there¬ of; and together with all tbe landa under tbe watera of Whaleneck River, Whaleneck Cove and Hemp- " atead Bay oppoaite the land above deacrtbed: and including all the haa- socks and bars on the weaterly aide of aaid drain or channel leading through aaid cove or bay and togeth¬ er with all riparian righta appurten¬ ant to said premises: containing within said bounds 26.94 acrea of up land,1.67 acrea of roada, 44.14 acrea of meadow and 66.4 acrea of haaaocka, bara and landa under water, be tbe same more or less.
Also all that plot, piece or parcel of land with the buildings and im¬ provements thereon situated at Mer¬ rick In the Town of Hempstead, Co¬ unty of Nassau, Btate of New York, bounded and described as followa:
Beginning at a atake at the inter¬ section of the aoutlierly line of the South Oyster Bay Turnpike taww known aa the Merrick Road) with the westerly line ot- Hewlett Avenue: running thence along aaid aoutherly line of the South Oyater Bay Turn¬ pike, N, 66 degrees 24 minutes £. 474.14 feet to a concrete monument; thence S. 2B degreea 41 minutea E., part of the-Way along the easterly boundary of tbe premises deacrtbed in the mortgage from William J. K. Kenny and William George Foater to | Tbe Freeport Bank, recorded in the Naaaau County Clerk's offlce on No¬ vember 19, 1*02, in Liber 22 of Mort¬ gagee, page 69, 1413.M feet to a con¬ crete monument: thence N. t< degrees 19 minutea E. 2(2.(7 feet to a con¬ crete monumt^nt on the Weaterly, line of Wynsum Avenue; thence along Mid Westerly line of Wynaum Ave¬ nue, 8. 2S degreea 41 minutea E. 169.- 72 feet to a concrete monument on the northerly line of land now or for¬ merly of Kate V. Barnum, thence along taid land now or formerly of Barnum S. 71 degreea 6H minutes W. 661.16 feet to a stake; thence still along said land now or formerly of Barnum S. 29 degrees 46 ratnutes E. 1161.76 feet to a atake; thence atlll along said land now or formerly of Barnum S. 7X degreea 14 minutes W. 177.20 feet to a concrete monument: thi I.CO Htm along aald land now or formerly of Barnum S. 17 degreea \2 minutes E. 2400 feet more or less to Souaw Creek; running 'thence southerly, westerly and southeaster¬ ly along said Squaw Creek, as ^ald Creek runs, to the Merrick Cove; thence running southerly, westerly and northerly along said Merrick Cove to the southerly line of land of E. C. Cammann; thence along said land of Cammann N. 75 degreea 26 minutea B. 490 feet more or leas to a atake In the centra line of tbe pro¬ poaed road to be or now laid out by Mesara. Raynor and Pine, thence along tbe centre line of aald propos¬ ed road N. 14 degrees. 16 minutea Wor^t 1463 feet to a concrete tiim ment; thence S. 6S degreea 00 minutes Wc.ot 266 foet more or less to tbe East aide of the Old Merrick Canal aa ther aame existed before the widening and extension thereof; thence north¬ erly following tbe eaat aide of said Old Merrick Canal aa the same exist- j ed before tbe widening and exten¬ sion thereof, four hundred an* flfty feet more or less to the head of said old Canal at a point opposite the dock 'and distant thirty feet more or leaa North SixtyTthree degreea three min¬ utea East from the Easterly aide of Merrick Avenue; running thence nok-th aixty-three degrees three min¬ utea Eaat aeventy-eight feet more or leaa to a point In the centre line of the Private Canal: thence Northerly fallowing the centre line of aaid Private Canal ae recently widened and excavated to a point in aaid cen¬ ter line wt the head of aaid Private Canal; rvinning thence north 26 de- great 17 minutea West along a line which Is equl-diatant from the Eaat¬ erly aide of Merrick Avenue and the Weaterly aide of Hewlett Avenue >4i,(S feat to a stake on the aonth- erly tine of the property now or late of Theororet Bartow; thence along said land now or late of Bartow N. 6« degreea S« mthutea B. 118.10 feet to a stake on tbe weaterly line of Hewlett Avenue, thence along aald weaterly line of Hewlett Avenue N. t< degreea BT minutea W. (It.TO feet to U»» ^aotnt of; bairtnatnv: and alee all tka land tn Mid South Or«t«r Bar Tuntplke and WMuniBK,, Avenne. ad )ae«nt to aald »rnnta«n. to tha cen¬ tre line th«r««f rMpMtWaty; together
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rlek Caaai. a« tka aaaM •*!«••« be- for* tha wldaaNiw tkateat ^ac« lataraat «l DaaM B. Raynor aad Aania K.. ki« wife, mnd D. Wesley Pia« aad Uuua tt., bla wife, of, la aad io Marrtek Creek. Marrick Cove aad Marrfck Caaal adjatala«r anM pramisM, aad 4t, la and to tk* laada tkarela. aad of. In and to tke taada lying therela covered by water, sub¬ ject however, to, such righta aa the public may nave In that gortloa of Merrick Creek included within the above-bounderiea. and of, ia and to •aid Merrick Cove and Merrick Cfn- al; containing within said bounds S7.77 acres of upland, 42.0t acrea of fliled meadow, 12.SS acrea of unfilled meadow, and 76-100 acrea of under water, making a total of 93.60 acrea. be the aame more or leas, including therein 6.97 acrea in roada. certain parte thereof, to wit:
The above deacrtbed premiaea are to be aold aubject to two ilena upon
1. A lien to the extent of $8,000, with Interest from January 1. 19id. at 6 per cent, by virtue of the mortgage made November 12, 1902, by William J. K. Kenny and William Oeorge Fos¬ ter to The Freeport Bank, recorded in the Naasau County Clerks offlce on November 19, 1902, in Liber 22 of Mortgages, page 59, upon which mortgage tbe principal la overdue and now held by The Freeport Bank, the said portion subject to said Hen being described aa followa:
Beginning at the Northweat corner thereof at a locust stake at the inter¬ section of the Kasterly aide of Hew¬ lett Avenue with the Southerly side of a tfewly laid out road, said point being distant four hundred and flfty (460) feet Southerly from the South¬ erly side of the Merrick Road,-as measured along the Easterly side of Hewlett Avenue, running thence Eaaterly along the Southerly aide of satd road three hundred and eighty- seven and three-tenths (187.S) feet to a locust stake ^hich bears north sixty-six degreea five minutes Eaat (N. 66 degrees 06 minutes E.) from the point of beginning, running thence South twenty-three degrees forty-flve minutes East (3. 21 degrees, 46 minutes E.) four hundred and tour and two-tenths (404.2) feet to a lo¬ cust stake on the Northerly aide o( another newly laid out road, running thence weaterly along the North-jrly side of said last mentioned road tu n locust stake dn the Easterly sld" nt said Hewlett Avenue bearing South slxty-iflne degrees seventeen min¬ utes West (S. 69 degrees 17 minul." W) three hundred and stxty-slx (3«6) feet, and running thence North¬ erly twenty-seven degre>^s West (N. 27 degreeaW.) along the Eaaterly side of Hewlett Avenue three hundred and eighty-four (8«4) feet to the point or place of beginning.
2. A Hen to tbe extent of 11.260 with Interest at 6 per cent, from Jan¬ uary 1st, 1916, by virtue of the mort¬ gage executed on Decem*<er 16, 1902, by William T. K. Kenny and \riliiara George Foster, to Daniel 11. ilaynor and David Wesley Pine, recinin 1 in the Nassau County Clerk's offlce on December 17, 190t In Liber 22 of Mortgages, page' 282, and now held by David Wealey Pine (upon which mortgage the principal U overdue) by virtue of a due aattgnment thereof by tbe aaid Daniel B. Raynor of all hia interest therein, tbe said portions subject to the satd lien being describ¬ ed aa followa:
That piece or parcel of land begin¬ ning at a point in the aoutherly line of tbe property now or formerly of Theodoret Bartow equi-diatant from the Easterly aide of Merrick Avenue »nd the Weaterly aide of Hewl»»f Avenue, which point ia dlatant aizty- atx degreea twenty-eight minutes East three hundred and twenty-eight and ten one-hundredths feet from said Eaaterly aide of Marrick Avenue; and running thence north aixty-six degrees twenty-eight minutes Bast diree hundred and alzty-one and alx¬ teen one-hundredtha feet more or leaa to the centre line of Hewlett Avenue, running thence along "iald centre line of Hewlett Avenue South twenty-aix degreea flfty-aeven min¬ utea 'East flfteen hundred and eighty- seven feet and flfty one-hundredths of a foot more or less to an angle in the same: thence southerly atlll along the centre line of said Hewlett Avenue South fourteen degreea thirty minitutes East three hundred and for¬ ty-six and ten one-hundredths feet more or less to the land formerly of William J. K. Kenny and William George Foater; thence al*ng the land formerly of said William J. K. Kenny and William Oeorge Foster/•South alx- three degreea Weat three hundred and ninety-eight feet more or leaa to the centre tine of the proposed road itvtweon the property hereby dea- lA land t'ormertr ot WI9> Ham J. K. Kenny and William George Foster; thence atlll South alaty-tbrea degreea Weat two hundred and atx- ty-flve feet more or lass to the Eaat side of the old Merrick Canal as the same existed before the widening and extension thereof; thenca northerly following the East aide of aaid old Merrick Canal as the aame exiated be¬ fore the widening and eztenaion thereof, four hundred and fifty feat more or teas to the head of said old Canal at a point opposite tbe dock and distant thirty feet more or iess North sixty-three degreea three min¬ utea East from the Easterly side of Merrtck Avenue; running thence north sixty-three degreea three fain- utea Eaat aeventy-elght feet more or leaa to a point In the centre line of the Private Canal: thence Northerly following tbe centra line of aald Pri¬ vate Canal aa recently widened and excavated to a point In aald centre line at the head of aaid Private Can¬ al; running thence north twenty-six degrees flfty-aeven minutea more or leaa Weat along a line whloh la equi¬ distant from the eaaterly aide of Mer¬ rick Avenue and tbe weaterly side of Hewlett Avenue eight hundred forty- flve and eighty-eight one-bundredths feet more or lesa to the Southerly line of the property now or late of Theodoret Bartow at tho point or place of beginning, containing wiihin said bounds abont nineteen and forty-three hundfedtha acrea more or leaa of upland, according to a aurvey of aaid property by Evans Brotkara. BurVeyora, dated Jamaicv Long la- land, November. 1902.
Alao ai cerUin piece or atrip of land bounded on . the North by the Merrick Road: on th« Baaterly aide by the centre line of Hewlett Avenue; on the Southerly aide by the Norther¬ ly ime of the property deacrtbed In the preceeding paragraph hereof and Weaterly by the land now or late the property of Th«^oret Bartow, being thirty-three f^and alx one-hundredths feet more or !«•• in width at the northerly and aoutherly enda thereof and five hundred and thirty-three and seventy one-hundredtha feet more or leaa tn length on each aide, and con¬ taining about forty-one one-hundred¬ tha of an acr* more or leaa.
AUo all that piece of meadow land, aituata at Merrtck aforaaatd. bound¬ ed and deacrtbed aa followa:
Beginning at a point in the centre line of the propoMd road between the land formerly of William J. K. Kenny and William Oeorge Fonter. which waa coaveyad to them by Dan¬ iel B. Raynor and Annie B.. hla wife, and IV Wealey Pine and Laura B.. hla wif«.
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mtmie* Bartkarty aMdibtflMt M^^»kik Cova to ai« aaat alda of tk« oM «*r- noMharly along aaid faalnrly sM* mt •aid oWf llatrick Cam| M tk* aaaaa exiated before tbe Widening tkereof, to tbe division line MtwaMi tke aa*d place of Maadnw-laad and tke mead¬ ow tattd e<nrr«y*4 by Danldl Bt Bay- nor and Annie B.. kia wife, aad David Wealey Piae aad Laura E.. hia wife, to Edward C. Cammann. by deed Uearlug date December l*th, 1902; and running thence along the line ot said meadow land of Edward O. Cam¬ mann, aforesaid, north aeventy-ftve degreea twenty-five minutea eaat four hundred and ninety feet more or
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wife, the flrat name Jane belag fic¬ titious, her true first nskme balag un¬ known to^oiaUiUflC EluialMtk^riU- pairick, wniTam tC ftoaekrana, Slaude Ibne, Mollte Smith Leahy, Harry Smith, John W. Oatkard and Theodore Kayaer. aa executora of the laat will and testament of John Mil¬ ler, deceased. Edward E. Bdatrom, Edna E. Edstrom, Edward E. Ed¬ strom, Jr., John R. Edatrom, Charles F. Edstrom. Margaret E, Edstrom, Walter Lindmark and Mary Und
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Ail provtalona of which chapter are ---- .iii^ ^ .- -_. , hereby a4M»««4 to iMconie a part ol .Utt. Bllaakatk riU- 1 th« Hul«L~aad BaguiaUooa of tke
A c. Village of Praaport.
HKOVt^'rlON Vil. N«la«ac«a PaJaid. Whatever is dangerous to kuman life' or health: whatever buUdlag or uttxt, or- cellar thereof is overcrowueu, or; uot pro¬ vided with adequate lutaua of in¬ gress, and ogreas not eulUcieotly aup- liui'toU, veniilaled, sewcieU, drained, lighted or cleaned: and wttatevur ren-
ths acres more or lesa of meadow laud according to said survey of Kvans Brothers, dated November, i9u2, together wtth alt the -former righi^,title and Intereat of said Dan¬ iel B: Raynor and Annie E., his wKe, and D. Wealey Pine and Laura £., his wife, of. In aud to Merrick Creek, Merrick Cove and Merrick Canal ad- Joining aald premises, and of, in and to the landa lying therein, and of, tn and to the lands lying therein covered by water, subject however to such rights aa the public may bave in that portion of Merrick Creek Included within the above boundaries, and of, in and to aaid Merrick Cove and Mer¬ rtck Canai, being all of tho premises lying south of the Merrick Turnpike, which were conveyed by William E. Hewlett and wife to Daniel B. Ray¬ nor and D. Wealey Pine by deed dated March 11, 1901, and recorded March 12. 190U in Liber 17 of Con¬ veyances, page 21, in Nassau County Clerk's Offlce, except that portion oi part thereof which was conveyed by said Raynor and Pine and their wives to wmiam J. K. Kenny and William George 'Foster by deed dated May 31, 19U1, and recorded June 1, 1901, In Liber 20 of Conveyances, page 73, In the offlce of the Clerk of the County of NasHau and except that portion or part thereof which was oonveyed by said Daniel B. Raynor and D. Wesley Pine and their wives to Edward C. Cammann by deed dated Decembei tc. 1902.
Dated. June 20, 1916.
HOWARD C. SHERWOOD,
Referee. 34 Pine Street, New York City. AHMSTRONG & KEITH, Attorneys for Deft. Sheedy, 40 Wall Street, New York ritv
ADJCoB-NMENT OF SALE. Tbe sale of the. above described property is hereby adjourned until the
11th D.KV OF AUGUST, 191«, at the same hour and place. Dated, August 2nd, 1916.
HOWARD C. SHERWOOD,
Referee. 34 Pine Street, New York City. ARMSTRONG & KEITH, Attorneya for Deft. Sheedy, 40 Wall Street. New York City. ,
ADDITIONAL ADJOURNMENT The sale of the above described property is hereby adjourned until the 18th day of August, 1916 at thf same hour und place. Dated, August 11th, 1916.
HOWARD C. SHERWOOD, Referee. 34 Pine Street, New York City. ARMSTRONG & KEITH, Attomeye for Deft. Sheedy, 40 Wall Street, New York City.
notice: TO CONTRACTORS.
STATE OF NEW YORK. Offlce of the State Comisston of Highways, Al¬ bany, N. Y.—Pursuant to the provis¬ ions of Chapter 30, Laws of 1909. aa amended by Chapter 646, Lawa of 1911, and Chapter 80, Lawa of 191S, sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at their ofllce No. 61 Lancaster Street^ Albany, N. T., at one o'clock P. M. on PH«ay tk* 18tfe day of Augiut. ISld. for the imi' provement of the following high¬ ways:
NASSAU COUNTY Road Name of Approx.
No. Road. Length.
1344 Green Corner-Fran-
da Pond 3.38
Maps, plans, specifleatlons and es¬ timates may be seen and proposal forms obtained at the 'offlce of the Commission In Albany. N. Y.. and also at the offlce of the Dtvlsicm En¬ gineer, Mr. Bertrand «H. Waite, Col¬ umbus Institute, 11 Washington Street/ Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
The especial attention of bidders la called to "GENERAL INFORMATION POR BIDDERS" tn the ttemlaed pro¬ posal, speclflcatlona and contract agreement. v
Proposals for each road or contract must be presented In a separate seal¬ ed envelope, endorsed on tha outalde with the name and number of the road or contract for which the pro¬ posal ia made. Each propoaal muat be accompanied by cash or a certified check payable to the order of the State Commission of Highwaya for an amount equal tp at leaat five per cent, of the amount of the proposal which such cash or check accompanies.
This cash or check will be held by tbe Commtasion until the contract and bond are duly executed.
The Bucceasful bidder will be re¬ quired to give a performance bond for flfty percent, of the contract, and a maintenance bond covering the wearing surface of all roada, except waierbound macadam aod cement concrete pavements for twenty per cent, of the contract price of the items which corapriae the wearing surface, such bonds to be executed by a Surety Company to be approved by the Commlslon; or a bond secured by the deposit of collateral securities w be approved by the Commlssir .
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
EDWIN DUFFY,
Commissioner, r, J. MORRIS,
Secretary.
wife, and Lottie Dennison, be dead, then the next of kin, heirs at law, dtvisees, grantees, mortgagees, lien¬ ors, husbanda and widows, and suc¬ cessors In Interest of such of them as may have died, and all other persona, clatinlng a right to and an Intereat In the property described In the com¬ plaint lieretn br or under the defen¬ dants herein all of whom and all uf whose names, except the defendants above named, are unknown to the plaintiff. Defendants. To the above named defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint In this ac¬ tion, and to nerve a copy of your an¬ swer on the plainttff'a attorney with¬ in twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service and in case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken agralnbt yuu by default, for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated, June 27. 1916.
M. S. SCHOENBAUM, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Offlce and Post Offlce AdJress,
Post Office Building. Jamaica. N. 1. TO the defendants Wafter Lind¬ mark, and "Mary" Lindimirk, his wife, name Mary being flctltious
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to plaintiff and Lottie pennison, and j ,^,^^ ,„„«quUoe8 or (ikb
It the f.oid \\ alter Lindmark^ .and ^ ^ave access thereto, uoj
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Mary Lindmark, his wife, and tottie Denni!"on be dead, then the next of kin, heirs at law, devisees, grantees, mortgagees, lienors, husbands, wlvea and succesfors, in interest of such of thcnr. hH may have died, and all other persons claiming a right to and an Interest in the property described In the complaint herein. all of whom and all of whose names, except tlie defendants above named; are un¬ known to pialntirr, the foregoing supplemental summons is served up¬ on you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon. James C. VanSic- len, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New Tork, dated the 27th day of June, 1916, and filed with the original amended complaint In the offlce of the Clerk of the County of Nassau on the 29th day of June, 1916.
Tho object of this action ts to make partition according to the respective rights of the parties, and if it appear that partition cannot be ^nade with¬ out great prejudice- to the owners, then for a sale of the following des¬ cribed premises:
ALL that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being at Fos¬ ter's Meadow, in the Town of Hemp- i-tead, Nassau County, and State of New York, containing four acres by survey, bounded westerly by the Public Highway, leading from Watt's Mill to Foster's Meadow; southerly by land of Simon Watts, easterly by land of Charles Hendrickson. and northerly by land of Frederick F« Pademan. Being the same property conveyed to 'William M. I^tndmark, Winter Lindmark and CaroHnie Hull, by William Hull and Caroline Hull, by deed dated the 6th day of October. 1868. and recorded In the offlce of the Clerk of the County of Queens, in Liber 284 for conveyances, on page 434.
Dated, June 29, 1918.
M. 8. SCHOENBAUM, Attorney for Plaintiff, Offlce and Post Offlce Address, Post Offlce Building,
Jamaica. N. Y.
vxist and an order nmue by the Board of Health directing the owner, lessee,! tenant, company, cuipuialion or occupant of sucli prtnuskS lo make suitable or nece.-i-afy repairs or iinp-ovements lo abati- the said iiulsance, such repairs or iinprove- nipnts shall be made and such nuis¬ ances shall be fully abated wltliin the time specifled in auJ by said or¬ der, and for failure to make sucli re- pau's ur improvements, anU tu abate <^ui;ii nuisances the ptrsou to whom the order Is directed, shall be liable tor the expense of the auateinent or remedy required and shall l>c' liable also io a penalty of Five l|5.uu) Dol¬ lars per day for eacii days violationa ol the order.
. .HGCiULATIUN \ III. (n) Rules tmr Caittroi vt Comasoa .Nulnunces. N'o cesspuui, piiv>>, stab¬ le or huuse for fowl shall be con¬ structed or maintained wlthiu thiity <3U) {eet of a dwelling huusf, except uy penult of the Boaid or llcalth or Health Offlcer. ! lb) No peraon shall stable cattle i or yard swine within Oiie Hundred ! (10o> feet ot any dwellinfe' house, ] wilhout a permit from tin- Uuard oC I Health or the Health OfKcer.
(u) Kvery cesspool ur privy vault
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SUPREME COURT, NASSAU COUN¬ TY. —Sag Harbor Savings Bank, Plaintirr, against, Charles Burghardt and Margaret Burghardt, wife. De¬ fendants. In pursuance of a Judg¬ ment of foreclosure and sale, made and entered In the above entitled ac¬ tion bearing date the 14th day of July, 1916, I the undersigned referee in said Judgment named, wlii sell at public auctiou at the rotunda of the County Court House in Mineola, Nas¬ sau County, New York on Tuesday, September 25lh 1916, at 10 a. m., the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows:
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land together with the buildings and hnprovements thereon erected or to be erected, situate, ly¬ ing and being at Roosevelt, County of Nassau and State of New York known and designated as and by me lota numbers fourteen (14) flfteen (15) and sixteen (16) on Map of property of James Armstrong, Roose¬ velt, L. I., surveyed June, 1907, by Smith and Malcomson, Civil Engin¬ eers, Freeport, L. I., and flled In Nas¬ sau County Clerk's offlce June 30th, 1908, as map number 151, which said lots taken together are further bounded and described as-follows:
BEGINNING at the northwesterly corner thereof adjoining Harts Av<,'- nue on the north and distant three hundred seventy-three and lO-lUd (378.10) feet easterly from Washing¬ ton Avenue when measured along the aoutherly side of Harta Avenue; thence running southerly along the ea'terly line of lot number thirteen (13) as shown on said map one hun-
odurs escape therefrom.
Ui) Nu ces.spool shnll be allowed lo overflow upon the suriact; uf tlie ground. So cesspool ur privy sliall be constructed or maintained within forty (40) feet uf tt lunuing brook, well, stream or tide water, unlesa ol a water-tight construction. No cess¬ pool niateriai shall be flushed oi Hooded into any lake, stream or brook or tide water.
(e) Every privy water closet and urinal shall be maintained in a dry, clean and sanitary state and shall be protected from flies (Dry earth or a.slies keep privies dry). '
(f) All garbage shall be kept in water«tlght closed containers sepa- raJLe trom ashes and cans.
(g) No house refuse, offal gar¬ bage, dead animals, decaying vegeta¬ ble matter or organic waste sub- atancea of any kind shall be thrown upon any street, road or public place.
Any person or persons, corporation or corporations violating any of the provisions of this sectiun or any part thereof shall be liable to a penalty of Five ($5.00) Dollars for th« tlrst offence and Ten ($10.00) Dollars for each repititlon thereof and also shall be liable for the expense of the abatement of any such nuisances. RBUrLATION IX. Stables. .Manure, Refiwc. etc. Ev¬ ery owner, lessee, tenant, and occu¬ pant of any stall, stable or apart¬ ment In the village, in which- any horse, cattle or other animal shall be kept or of any place in which ma¬ nure, stable lefuse or any liquid dis¬ charge of such animal shall collect or accumulate, shall cause such ma¬ nure, stable refuse or liquid to be promptly and properly removed
therefrom, and shall at ail times keep such atatls, stables or apart- menta and the drains, yards and ap- purtances thereof. In a clean and sanitary condition, so that no offen¬ sive odors shall be allowed to escape therefrom every such stable and the yards and appurtenances thereof shall be connected with a cesspool unless otherwise permitted by the Board of Health or Health Offlcer. Every euch owner, lessee, tenant, or occupant from May 1st to November 1st of each year shall cause all man¬ ure and stable refuse to be placed In a covered vault or pit and be remov¬ ed twice a week from such stable or yard, unless the same are each day pressed in baled boxes or barrels and adequately screened or otherwise protected or covered that flies cannot have access thereto and offensive odors cannot escape therefrom, un¬ less otherwise permitted by the Board of Health or Health Offl(;er.
Any person or persons, corporation or oorporatlona violating any of the provisions of this section shall he liable to the penalty of Ten ($10) Dollars for each offence and shall al¬ so be liable for the expense uf the abatement of any conditions existing in violation of any of the provisions of this section.
REGULATION X. Heaae Refuae, (Sarbanre, ete. No person or corporation shall remove any swill, garbage, refu.se, ashes, nightsoll. manure and stable refuse In vehicles or cart or transport the same within the Village limits with¬ out a permit from the Board of Health or Health Offlcer. Every such vfhicle shnll have a permit from the Health Otflcer who shall prescribe the kind and manner of vehicle to be uaed, and said permit shall be used in accordance with the terms thereof and not otherwise. All snch vehicles removing manure or nightsoll must be loaded within the premises and not upon the street unless otherwise r^rn-'itted by the Roarrl of Hea;th or Health Officer, and shall be remover! from such premises In a manner not in any way offensive or so as to pftu.ne a nuisance. All rranure, ref- u-^e. swill, nightsoll, garliage, ashes, when transported through the streets, of the village must be cov- rod and socured so that no part
Lccuii. ytvicii..
NOTICB TO CRBDtrORS
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF HON.
JOHN J. GRAHAM, Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice la here¬ by given to all peraona having clalma against Hewlett Smith, late of the Town of Hempatead, in the aaid coun¬ ty, deceased. t^j>resent the satne wtth the vouchers' tnlreof, to the subscrib¬ er the administrator of the gooda, chattels aad credits of satd deceaaed, at his place of transacting business at Bellmore, Naaaau County, New York, on or before the flrat day of December next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y., May 11, 1916. FRANK SMITH, Administrator. CLOCK tt SEAMAN, Attorneys for
Administrator, Freeport, New
York.
by deed, dated May tl. ttOl. aiid recorded In Liber 20 of Coavey- ancea, page Tt, In Kaaaau County Clerk's Offlce and the praaileea now d«acrib«4: and running tkanc* along th* centre line of aald propoaed road South four%«en degreea tbirty-flve ailnutea Baat oaTen kundrad and «lirhty-aoTan feet more or leaa to the centre Of a small creek at tke South- arty end of aald pro»onad road: thence waatarly aloag tkr eoatm llae of aald ¦mall craak ruaalaff from th* Bay ui^ to tka Bontkarly «a4 of aald
PURBUANT TO AW MIPER OF BOW.
JOHN J. graham: Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice Is here¬ by given to all persons having claims against Ella G. Powell, late of the 'Town of Hempstead, In the said county, deceaaed, to preaent the aame wtth vouchera tuereof, to the aubacribera, the executors of the last will aad teatanent of aaid deceased, at their place of transacting bustneaa at the offlce of Clock A Seaman, Freeport. New York, on or before the llrat day of December next.
Dated, Minola. N. T., Mar IS. 19U. MARY B. SOTTTHARD.
nuBD jaywktTT powklu
" Bxeeutora.
CI,OCK * SKAMAN, Attorn*/* for Bxeevtora, Merrick Road aad Cknrcit tttret, gSratpor^; M. JT.
in*»RBire t*6m¥: iJa^au t&ait- ,
TT.—Oeorg* Ralaton. Plalatifl.4 ^gatnHt Emma_ Llvlnfrat^a. Wlllli
_red (100) feet; thence easterly sixty (60) feet; thence northerly along the westerly line of lot number seven¬ teen (17) aa shown on aald map one hundred (100) feet to Harts Avenue; thence weaterly along Harts Avenue alxty (60) feet to the point or place of beginning.
Dated, July 19, 1916.
SHEPARD H. FARRINGTON. ; vent the escape of. offensive odors,
WILLIAM C GREENE, Att^r^%r \ ':^^„^li:^-::^:^-^l^r\:uU"''t^.^
.Plaintiff, Sag Ha»bor, L. I. j ^^„„ the conditions of a permit from
iriTT4/'i.< ADnTvkvr<i.'a ¦ 'he Roard of Health or Health Offlcer
VlliLAUh UKUI.^AMtS i n^^ ^, s„ch place as shall he approv-
RULES and REGULATIONS of the I o,\ bv the Board of Health and tn
Board of Health of the VlHage of ; which a permit In wrltln«r for such
Freeport, Nassau County, N. Y. ! x^gen ^hall have previously been
In pursuance to Chap. 19 of the 1 urnnted by satd Board. laws of 1909 and known aa the Pub- j Any person or person" or corpora- lie Health Law and any or all acts I fion or corporations violating any of amendatory thereto, the following j the provisions of this section shall be rules, regulations and ordinances are I Unhle to n penalty of Ten (lift) Dot- hereby adopted to be enforced In the j lars for each offence and In addition
poBd. atrean. a»ri|ig. waU or o«k«r aource of supply, whlck kaa l>*«a contaminated or la otkei wt*a taapwr*
niajjas^sss-fed-^'aSainr^
fared for aale, *k*r* aack to* dM» ^ uaed In contact witk food* or b*ver- acM.
Any peraon or peraona. or corpora¬ tion or corporatlona violatiag any of the provialons of thia a*ctlon ahall be liable to a penalty of Tea (|10) Dollars for the flrst offence, and Twenty-flve ($26) Dollara for each subsequent offence. •
RBOCLiATION Xlil.
rilled In Or Mad* Land. No filling In or making of land by the dumping of rubbish or other similar material shall be done, unless approved by the Board of Health and no garbage, of¬ fal, dead animals or other vegetables, organic or putrisclble matter or ad¬ mixture thereof shall be used for Ail¬ ing In low lands, nor be deposited in any other place or In any other man¬ ner unless approved by the Board of Health.
Any person or persons, corporation cr corporations violating any of the provl."l..n8 of this aection shall be ttal lo to a penalty of Ten ($10) Dol- la;s tor the flrst offence, and Twen¬ ty-flve ($25) Dollars for each sub- sequtnt offence.
REOVLATION XIV.
Noxious Traae. No person or cor¬ poration shall erect or maintain any nionufuctory or place of business dangerous to life or detrimental to health. or where unwholesome, of¬ fensive or dcltfterlous odors, gas, smoke. deposit or' exhalations are srene rated, without the permit of the Board of Health and all such estab¬ lishments shall be kept clean and wholescme so as not to be offensive or prt judicial to public health, nor shall any offensive or deleterious waste. substance, gas, tar, sludge refuse or Injurious matter be allowed lo accumulate upon the premises or be thrown or allowed to run Into any pxiblir water.-", stream, water-course, ptrrot or puhllc place. And every per- .ion or company conducting such man- ufnctnre or business shall use the best approved and all reasonable means to prevent the escape of smoke, gases find odors, and to protect the health .•>nd safety of all operatives employ- t-d therein. Any violation of any of the provisions of this section shall -iihject the rffendlng party to a pen¬ alty of Twenty-flve ($25) Dollars for each offence.
REOfl-ATlOW XV,
!!lnughterhou«ea, Marketn. etc. No person or p< rsons without the con¬ sent of the Board of HeaUh shall build or U9» any slaughter house vvlthin the limits of this village; and the keeping and slaughtering of cat¬ tle, sheep and swine, and the pre¬ paration and keeping of all meats, ilesh, birds or other animal food, shall be In the manner best adapted to secure and continue their whole¬ someness a< food, and every butcher or other person owning, leasing or occupying any place, room, or build¬ ing wherein any cattle. sheep or swine have been Itllled or dressed, and every person being the owner, lessee or occupant of any room or stable whCTeln any animals are kept cr of any market, public or private, Hh,Tll couse such place, room. building, stable or market, and their yards and appurtenances to be thor- oughlv cleansed and purified, and all offal, blood, fat, refuse and unwhole¬ some and offensive matter to be re¬ moved therefrom at least ones In every twenty-four hours after the uae thereof for any of the purposes herein referred to, and ahall also at all times koep alt woodwork, save floors and counters. In any building, place or premises aforesaid thor¬ oughly painted and whitewashed and the floors of such building, place or premises shall be so constructed as to prevent blood or foul liquids or washings from settling in the earth beneath.
Any violation of any of the pro¬ visions of this section shall subject the offending party to a penalty of Fiv*e ($5) Dollars for each day's vio¬ lation after due notice thereof. REGULATION XVI.-
Importatlon of Infected Persaaa or Things. No person or article likely to propagate a dangerous disease ."hall be b?bught within the limits of this village unless by the special per¬ mit and direction of the Board of Health or Health Offlcer and anyone having knowledge that auch person or article has been brought within such limits shall Immediately notify the said Board of Health. Any vio¬ lation of any of the proviaiona of this ordinance ahall aubject the offending party to- a penalty of One Hundred ($100) Dollara.
RBG17LATI0N XTII.
Infeetloaa DIacaaea or Anlasala No animal affected with an Infectloua or contagious diaease ahall be brought or kept within the limita of thia vil¬ lage, except by the permiaslon of the Board of Health and the bodlea of animals dead of auch dlaesae, or killed on account thereof, ahaU not he burled within Five Hundred (JOO) feet of any realdence, nor disposed of otherwise than as the said Board of Health or Its Health Offlcer shall di¬ rect.
Any person violating any of the provisions of this section Is liable to a penalty '>f Twenty-flve ($25) Dol¬ lars.
RBGri.ATION .TVIII.
Public Spitting. No person shall spit upon the sidewalk or crosswalk of any public street, avenue, park, public square or place In the village or upon the floor of any hall In any tenament house, which is used in common by the tenants thereof, or upon the floor- of any hall or lodging house, which Is used In common by gue'ts thereof or upon the floor of any theatre. schoolhouse, church, "tore, factory or any building, which Is used In cfimmon by the public, or upon the floor of any depot, station nr upon the floor of any railroad car nr piilillc conveyance or upon the station platform of any railroad or other common carrier.
Any person violating any nf the
LMAL Hcman.
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"S5S^f^.SS"*atI.tl«a Staid ^itoir t«rJI. louaty of Naaaau. 88:. VtHac* ta rraeport.
I. Sylreater P. Shaa, Clerk of' the VUlace o( Praeport. do heretaf oertiijr tbat the foregoinc la a correct oopjr of a Resolution adopted by the Bowd of Tnutees of said Village of Free- port, at a regular meeting of eald Board duly held the 3rd,day ot Aog- UBt, 1916.
In Testimonjr whereof, I have here¬ unto set my hand and affixed the cor¬ poration seal of the said Vniage this 3rd day ot August. 1916.
(Seal) S. P. SHEA.
Vlllate Clerk.
SUPREME COURT. NASSAU COVVI-
TY.—George E. DeMott. a* oxocu- trix of the laat wtll and teatament of Daniel Bedell. deceaaed. PlalaUft; against Laura E. Whitman. Defend¬ ant.
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sate, made and en¬ tered tn the above entitled action, dated the l»th day of June, In the year one thc'wsand nine hundred and sixteen, I, the undersigned, the ref¬ eree In aald Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the higheat bidder, at the front door of the offlce uf Hooley A Wilaon, at No. Ill Mer¬ rick Road. Rockvllle Centre, In th* Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, New York, on the »th day mt A««- ¦at. In the year one thousand nine hundred and sixteen, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, the premises de¬ scribed In said Judgment of foreclos¬ ure and sale, as follows, to wit:
Ali that certain piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and Improve¬ ments thereon, situated at Freeport. Town of Hempstead, County of Nas¬ sau and State of New York, bounded and described as followa, via:
Beginning at a point on the East¬ erly side of Raynor Avenue, distant Northerly from Mill Road, three hun¬ dred eighty-nine and four-tentha (389.4) feet, when measured aionV the Easterly side of Raynor Avenue. and running thence Easterly at right angles to Rayaor Avenue, one hun¬ dred and flfty (150) feet; and run
feet to Easterly side of Raynor Ave¬ nue, end thence Southerly along the Easterly side of Raynor Avenue, flfty (SO) feet to the point or place of be¬ ginning. Containing all the land within satd bounds. ,
Being the same premiaea conveyed by John T. Raynor and Charlotte
Raynor. his wife, to" the first part hereto, by dee
rty of the dated Oc-
tuher lOth, 1906, and recorded lii Nas¬ sau County Clerk's Offlce In^Llber 107 of Conveyances, page 484, on Oc¬ tober 17th. 1§06.
Dated, June 26th. 1916.
FELIX RElF^CHNKIDER. JR
Referee.
A WILSON, Attorneys for
Rockvllle Centre, New
HOOLEY Plaintiff, York.
theref sha.,;"fa,i; ^^f Vhe M:;^t^;or j Pr^Mons of th^ -^}i'^ ,i;;'?^%,52 i>e released in the air so as to pre- | _ i. ^ __j o.4,._ ir.\ t-i,.ii...
Village of Freeport under penalties
and puniahments therein prei^crlbed.
RBRCLATION I.
All provtslons of tbe lawa of this state relating to the preservation of the public health,, appliable to vil¬ lages, are hereby declared to be In¬ cluded in the rules and regulations of the Board of Health of the Village of Freeport.
RBGrLA^ION II.
Conaaaalcable DIaeaae*, Regulat¬ ed by the Sanitary Code established by the Public Health Council of the
thereto shall, In the Hl.<-eretlon of the- Board of Health, forfeit any permit or license heretofore given to such offending party.
RBGCLATION Xt. niaeased or r>lanbled .AnimnU. No ''Iscased or disabled animals shall he brought, conveyed or l^n^^o^ed In the ^'lllnire of Freeport. N'n diseased or disabled animal shall he left exposed upon anv highway. Awners of anl- mnls which die or may be kilted, ex¬ cept those slaughtered for food, shall or cause to b" burled within
xre line ««rw.^iK'~^;^j-'jl^-j-,^a ¦ propoaed road tn MerHck Oove; Quij. uipitig* S. Bn»all. Rlohard Balk ¦4np«ed to kaeom* a port
Stat* of New 1 ork under Chap. 2. of twenty-four hours after its d»ath or i aaid code. The provisions of which mftt-r notlflratlon of Hs death. All chapter except as changed by th" snlmnls shall be burled at least three next regulation, are hereby adopted feet under ground. Dead animals to become a part of the Rules and , not known to have an own/>r shall he Regulations of the Village of Free- i s„H«rt at the direction of the Health port. I Offlcer.
w..^ RKOCLATION III. ^ ^ ^^ Any person vIolatlnR- any of the
Milk and OeaM. Regulated by the, nrovisions of thl^ section, shall ^e n'^i'.t*'?, Si^JI''., established by the Hable to a penelty of Ten ($10) Dol- Public Health Council of the State of ,,„ for each offence New Tork under Chap. t. of the said i RRGri.ATION XII.
code. AU provisions of which chap- rnwhalcwomc Food, fa) No per- *•'".*'? hereby adopted to become a! ,„., or peraons shall bring Into the part of the Rulea and Regulations of xitiag,. offer for sale, keen or store the Vllla«o^ Freeport. ^ny meat. flsh. e»«-, _blr<ls. fowl.
M^ ^WP'^^"'!.,*^' .. # ' '-"' • vegetable. r,r mtlk'not healthy ..¦»», and Crmeam. All P«rnilta for | frpph, aound, wholesome snd aaf* 'or the aale of milk in the vl"age of , ».„msn fnod. nor any me«t or flah Preaport ar* to expire on the tOth ft,,, rtl*'! bv dUease or accMent. dar of June in each year and all (h> Vo per.^n or r^raoni. i«ha" '•.id*'. ***¦ '¦'"* producer*, auoplylne; it,..„. ,^,| or ofT-r frr rm\» outside of lallk la aay part of the Village of ^ building -in th» Vlllar- nn-r r—at Fraopart, at* to be inanected and | ^.h. oaVe. tiestrv. hread-tu»». -Irled *«er*d according to the ntate'a Ban- i ,,, nreserved fruit or fof>^ nroditrti. ItaiT Cod* on ^or b«for* tb* lat day [ which are not to be cooked before of June «n •«* year. witen. unless they be kerf nroperlr
..^ ^ ¦¦rjvkAIIOW . ,^ _ . covered ao that thev ahall »»- pro-
mawtyo*. Regulated br »*• 8anl- touted from dirt, durt and IMea or tary Cod*. Ckapter "4". The provia- i other lDa«rt*
lona of wkiek chaptar are k*reby I f^> Wo Ice n*t.ir«H» or artlflcisl- or ta* ly frosea from water taken from any
flrst offence. and Five (5) Dollar for each repetition thereof.
REGULATION XIX.
nnlea noverning Scavrnaera. (a) ^fust hold a permit or license from the Roard of Health of the Village of Freeport.
Ib) Must give a bond of One Hun- i^rcd Hioni Dollars acceptable to the T3oard of Health.
Ic) Must have water tight cover¬ ed wagons.
M) Must obtain a written per¬ mit at the Village Offlce for each premises cleaned and pay at the rate of twenty-nve cents (2Bcents) per load for dumping. Payment shall be made after each Job and no' permit will be Issued for other worlc If scav¬ engers are In arrears.
(e) Must not clean In business section between the hours of 6 a. m. and 9 p. m., unless by written per¬ mission of the HeaUh Offlcer.
(f) Must dump all night soli on bridge provided for that purpose at dumping grounds.
(g) Must clean bridge after dump¬ ing each load.
(h) Must keep grounds surround¬ ing the cesspool or privy being emp¬ tied in a clean and sanitary condit¬ ion.
(I) Must empty contents of privies In separate vault tTTovided at the dumping grounda.
(J> Must obey all future rules or orders made or given by the Board of Health or Health Offlcer or his assistants.
(k» Any scavenger violating any of t^tese roles will have his license revoked and forfeit his bond.
Any peraon violating any of the provisions of this section la tiable to a penalty of Twenty-flve ($36) Dol¬ lars for each offence and shall alao at thi ('tscretion of the Board of H»sith forfeit anr ttcenae or permit heretofore granted.
Dated, Auruat Ird, 1916.
VIT.LAOE OF FREEPOBT Nassau Countv. Kew Tork. Board of H*altk of
The Village of Freeport. fswVFST H. RAKT>ATXv Pre*. PTT.Ag A. •Wn^.IAMB HirVKT l^ MAXgpW Jfmjt vt. MAWVItKV FRANKLIN BBCBLX.
Tra*ta*a.
VILLAtiK 0KI>I5AKC£8
RESOLVED that the following be adopted as Ordinance 61, to take ef¬ fect In the Village of Freeport after due publication and posting as re' (julred by law under penalties and punishments therein prescribed: ORDINANCB NO "6»".
Any person driving or operating a~ vehicle within the Village of Free- port (and by vehicle Is meant motor vehicle, motor ' cycle, any animal driven vehicle or any vehicle pro¬ pelled by any kind of power or meana of propulsion) shall comply with and obey the following rules and regula¬ tions of the Village of Freeport which are herein designated as tbe Traffic Regulations of the 'Village of Freeport.
(A) Vehicles shall keep to the right and as near the right hand curb as possible.
(B) Vehicles meeting shall pasa each other lo the right.
(C) Vehicles overtaking others shall, in paaaing, keep to the left.
(D) A vehicle turning to the right Intor another street shall turn the corner as near (o the right band curb as practicable.
(E) A vehicle turning to the left Into another street shall pats to the right of and beyond the centre of the street Intersection before turning,
(F) No vehicle shall atop or stand within the Intersection of any street, nor within ten feet of a atreet cor¬ ner, nor within ten (10) feet of any Are hydrant or Are house.
(G) No vehicle shall stop or stand on any of the streets or highways In the Village of Freeport, except such vehicle is brought close to the curb and on the right hand aide of the road, having regard to the direction In which said vehicle Is pointing.
(H) Any vehicle approaching any corner upon which a traffic offlcer Is stationed shall comply with all order from said traffic offlcer, shall Immed¬ iately bring such vehicle to a stop upon signal from auch offlcer and shall not go ahead again until sig¬ nal from sueh offlcer so to do.
(I) No vehicle shall be permitted to turn around on any portion of .Main .Street In the Village of Free- port. In between the Merrick Road on the South and the Ijonts Island Rail¬ road Tracks on the North.
(J) .N'o vehicle shall remain back --* up to the curb except when ac¬
tually loading or unloading.
(K) No vehicle shall be permitted to stand or atop on that portion of Grove Street, In between Olive Boul¬ evard on the South and the Long Is¬ land Railroad Trades on the North, except when the gates of the I,ong Island Railroad are down or when a Kailroad train Is approaching In the near vicinity.
(L) Any persorj or persona violat¬ ing any of the pruvlslons of this sec¬ tion or any part thereof shall be lia¬ ble to a penalty ut not exceeding Ten ($10) Iifillars for each offence. Any violation of this ordinance or liny part thereof shall constitute dis¬ orderly Conduct. Any person or per¬ sons violating this ordinance or any part thereof shall be a disorderly person.
Dated, August 8, 191(5.
KRNE.ST S, RANDALL,
President. SILAS A. WILLIAMS HKNRY I,. .MAXfUJN JOHN H. MAHNKKN FRANKLIN BEDELL
Trustees. State of New York, County of Nassau, SS: Village of Fietfport.
I, Sylvester P. Shea, Clerk of the Vfllage of Freeport, do hereby certify tbat tbe foregoing is a correct copy of-sE Resolution adopted by tbe Qoard of Trusteen of said Village of Free- port, at a regular meeting of aaid Board duly held the 3rd day of Aug¬ ust, 1916.
In Testimony whereof, I have here- Jinto set my band and afllxed tbe cor¬ poration se^l of the saM Village thie ¦Ird day of August, 1916.
(Seal) fi. P. SHEA,
Vtliage Clerk.
An optlnatot awy be a—etlbad as • paraoo wise hiUrtmmJStAt a vnlf ia en- •>tr to br capturad 4«rta«..a;.M;: wi*1 ^'.av—M'rUkfi0rt.,Qitl$$..:
