THE NASSAU POST. FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUHE 2, 1916.
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HATS CLEANED AND RENOVATED CIGARS, CIGARETTES J. A. CHARKALIS i
44 So. Main St. FREEPORT ;
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High Grade Varnish Work
FURNITURE AND PIANO REFINISHING
PIANO TUNING REPAIRING POLISHING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
C. G. KEMP
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COM¬ PANY ISSUES ADITIONAL WARN- INGS TO SAFEGUARD PUBLIC AT CROSSINGS.
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BROADWAY AND 34TH ST.
Tlie latest innovation in tho Long Island Railroad's persi.itpnt campaign to prevent accidents at grad*} cross¬ ings is thc Issuance of a series of pos¬ ters. In five colors, vividly portraying the manner in which automobilists, drivers of hor.se-drawn vehicles and pedestrians, continue to invite fatal and serious Injuries to themselves by attempting to beat trains across the tracks. The first two posters of the series have just been made public in the cars and stations of the Long Isl¬ and Railroad.
"Jail might stop thf-ni we can't " reads the Inscription on one of Ihem. An electric train and an automobile v\-ith five occupants, arn seen ap- proacliing a crossing that is jirotect- ed by a signiiot^* containing the warn¬ ing "Looii out for the cars." Thc powerful headlight of the train is shown illuminating the crossing and the .sign post. One of the occupants of the automobile is pointing his index finger at the train, and appar¬ ently urging the chaufTeyr to speed up and try to beat the train over the crossing. There is nothing imaginary about thifi picture. There liave been countless cases exactly like it in the past, Oflentinies the siieed-niad driver managed to satisfy liis foolish ambition. On the other hand, the records of the railroad also tell many a sad story of deatli and serious in¬ jury resulting from just such reckless driving.
The scene outlined on the second poster is one wliich may be seen re- tnactcd daily at Long Island grade crossings, "Tliey don't believe in sings" is the writing it contains. With the gates down and a train not many feet away from the crossing, six persons are observed niaking their way across the tracks. ,V young lady lias barely cleared the track on which the trtiin is running. Back of her is a barefooted youngster—a newsboy— walking directly in front of the train, and [olIovN'ing him are two well- dressed men and a lady with a child in her arms. Behind the mother and
child is seen another man, who fs lift¬ ing the apron of the lowered gate and going underneath it, indicating how the others had also wilfully vio¬ lated tiie city ordinance and disre¬ garded the railroad's rule and warn¬ ings. There is not an iota of exag¬ geration in the portrayal ot this scene, Kvery yeaf people get killed and inijured by doing the very thine illustrated by this poster. Only the other day a man was killed in just that way. He went underneath the lowered crossing gate at Beach street, .Morris Park. As he started over the tracks a train struck him and the in¬ jury proved faial.
'There are going to be accidents at grade eros«ings. " said J. .A, McCrea. general manager of thc Long Island Railroad today, "just as long as grade crossings exist and the public keeps on endangering their lives for the sake of saving a ,few seconds or min¬ utes, W'e realize fully that the only real «olutlon of the grad'' crossing problem is to bring about the aboli¬ tion of the crossings. That is what we are trying to do, but it cannot be done overnight. The work of grade ('h;.iit.'r"iinl^ l^w" crossing elimination has never stop¬ ped on the Long Island Hailroad In | the past fifteen years, .\'o railrnad in the I'nited Slates of equal size, and but few of the larger roads, have spent as much money as the I.ong Isl¬ and Hailroad for work of that char¬ acler. Several hundred crossings have been wiped out at a cost of be¬ tween $ I,'.,000,000 and $20,000,000, but the abolition of all grade cross¬ ings is still some years off,
"While it is next to impossitiie to prevent every grade crossing accident, we feel, nevertheless, that with the hearty co-operation of the public In heeding the various warnings whicli have been displayed prominently at all grade crossings anil elsewhere and by giving consideration to other means adopted to safeguard residents and pleasure-seekers, the large num¬ ber of accidents whicii occur annually at I..ong Island grade crossings can he minimized. Last year our campaign of education resulted in a marked re¬ duction in iiuiuber of accidents. We again appeal to tlie puhlic to lielp us mako this year's campaign an even greater success."
PUBLIC NOTICES
PROCLAMATION.
WIIKHKAS. A tfrm of the Suprf-mc Court Is appointed to be held m the Court Houso In the Vlllago of Mineola. Kassau County, In and for the County of Naxsau, on thf 5lh day ot Jane, I»1S, proclamation in tht-rffore hereby made in conformity to a lirfoept to me dlrect- . ll and df-llvpred by th<' IHstrlci Attor- r..-v .-if Sa.rrr.'d Conniy on ihp IOth dav of.May. 1HI6, to all "p.-r?on» bound to appear at, the said Suprf-mv Court by rPConnlzaiK-i- or othfrvtisp, to a|>pear theriat, and all -JuhUc-s of the Piace, Coron<'r.«, and otlnr ofTlcrrs who have laki'ii any ri'cosnlzaiirr- for thf app.ar- anri. of "any person at such court, or who hav takpn any inquisition or the ¦ xamination of nny prisoner or witness, iv ri'iiulrf'd to return suoh reco(jniz- iiiM'i', inMuisiilon and ixamination to lh" «,iid court at Ihe oponin*; thrr'-of, on Ilif llrsr dav of its siitinir,
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EMMINENT JURIST ISSUES PAM¬ PHLET ON THE VALUE OF THE PROBATION SYSTEM TO RURAL AND VRBAN COMMUNITIES,
Hon, John F. Hylan, Counly Jiulgc of i'Cings ("ounly, sends us a copy of his report on "The Probation Sys¬ tem and Its Valuo to Society," As Judge Hylan is well known for his work along this line, tho report is well worth reading by all who have the welfare of the coniniunify at heart, and that should mean every one of us. Judge Hylan says in his letter:
"Since 1 have had the honor to represent the people of Kings ('ounty in a judicial capacity I have found that many young men liavo drifted away from the influence of home and church and, as a result have been led into the commission of crime, I have endeavored to ai dtlie young men and v\omen who have committed tlieir 'first offense' against the law and society.
"I believe that the comniunity is benefited just as thoroughly if the first mistake Is overlooked, the first term iu prison avoided, and the in¬ discreet and misguided young man given an opportunity to become a good and useful citizen, as vvlien the vicious and habitual criminal is sen¬ tenced for ^lie longest term the law provides,
"Aiding tlie boy not alone helps him, but it saves tho father, mother and other menibers of the family from heartaches and humiliation,"
Setting aside all other considera¬ tions, Judge Hylan's probation work is constructive in the highest and best sense, and that alone sho'.:ld commend it. Any plan that will take young persons just starting in a ca¬ reer of crime, turn them about and start them on fhe right track, thus at once making them useful and remov¬ ing a menace to organized society should be upheld. .\ot only is it "tempering justice with mercy," which is commendable in itself In the care of the young criminal, but the doctrine, in its first working out, is one of sourfd common sense as well. Copies of the report may be secured by addressing Judge Hylan at the Kings County Court.
FLED FROM CROQUET BALL.
it Was Not a Bomb, but Thera Waa a Bit of Bfaating Fuse on It.
Mil\\'aiikee, Wis.—Wbile the band at Grand Meadows, east of here, was practicing in the town hall some one oiiened the outer door suddenly and threw a lighted "bomb" among the members. The musicians ended their piece with a wall of thirty different notes aud, joining the small audience, knocked over furniture and stampeded to a place of safety.
Puck Crane grabbed the bomb and tried madly to stamp out the fuse, but in vain. He dropped It and Joined his fleeing mates.
A minute passed. Fwo. three, tlve, ten, had elapstnl before one membei volunteered to return (autlously to the hall to Investigate, Breathles,s, he ap proached the dark oliject on the floor It was a erwiuet ball to which had been fastened a piece of blasting fuse
Didn't Shava For Thirty-thraa Years. St. Clairsvilie. O.-K..bert Newlln has had the whiskers he has woni for thir¬ ty-three years shaved off. Friends flp ure tbat. Including interest, be is more tbaa $1,000 better off tban if be bad been getting shaved twlc« a week.
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¦r.Vk'K .NOTICI';, Ihat lhe iiiidei vvill tile Willi till' ConiiiiissiniH'is of lln- l.aml 'Ifllce, in .Mbanv. .Vew York, on 111.' Ii'.th .lay of ,liini', Kilfi, an apj.llca- lion for 111. I-I lease lo Anna .\u>!;iisla ,Mitch.'ll, llie widow of Ci-orK'' .Miieli.-ll. dec.as.-d, of any inleresi which lh.' I'.'.ililc of the Stale of .Sew Voi'k may have in the nal .slal.- situate on Ihf
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of l''ronl Stre. t, in the \'lilai;e of H,,mii¬ sl.ad. Town of Ifemfist.afI, C'.iinly of Nassan, Stat.' of .Ni-w Vork, and l.il< fly .l.sci-il).'d as follow.s:
'•,\ll that certain pli'Ce, parcl or lot 'if land sltiiai.', Iviiifir, tii-inn in lh.' \'il- latr.' of III inji.sti'ad. Town of llemp¬ stead, Counlv of .Nsasau. Stai.' of .New Vork, on lli.- east si'L' of Kranklin Slreet, boumleil on th.' north by land of William Hrooks, on lhe lasi by land of I'iiinehas Kellum, on the soutli by land of fiideon S, Nichols, on the west by l'"raiiklln .Siri.t, anil In inu twenly-live feet in front and nar and two hundred and forty-four f.'et deep on th.' nortli side ami Ivvo bundred ami lifty-lwo feet deep on III.' sonlh side," own.(I by C.'orj^e Milch.'II, a .Shlnn''Cock Indian, wlio departed this life on the Sth day of .\pril, l!ii:!, and vvho was seiz.pd and possfssfd of til'' pri'inisfs h'ri'in dc- scribcd, at the linif of his d.alh, by i.nson of the alienaK-e or failur.' of h'irs of Ihl' said dfceasrd.
Said application Is drawn and will bi prfs'ntfd 111 conformitv vvltli llif pro¬ visions of Arlielf ,"., Chapti-r ,'50 of Ih.- liaws of irin;i, as amend'd,
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for any or all poor persons committed thereto by the proper town or county aiithoriilfs. .V copy of such agreement, signed bv such trustees and supervisors, shall be tiled in the orflce of the county clerk of such couniy and in the office of the county clfrk of such county and of the 'own clerk of each such town.
I 2. The supervisors of the towns of (ivslfi Hay and North Hemjistead ar. iier.'b,v .luLioii iiit«! •nr, thr conrcnt of the town boards of their respectivo towns tn borrow upon temporary cerliflcates of ind. III. diiess for Ihe truslees of the Jones fund for the su|>port of Ihe poor i^uch sums as the said trustees shall c.rllfv from tim»' lo time to be neces¬ sary in ad'litioii lo the income of said trust., s to pay the expanses of operat- iOK and maintalninK the almshouse with till' Inmat.s tti. rein for the current v.ar. Sai<l lemp'irary certirtcal'.s Of in¬ il. btfdnfss shail not be Issued for a L.tiB'T linif tlijtii eisjht monlhs ami shall Il.lt liear itit'-ri-st at m.>rc than six \o-r centum per annum, ami the faitli mill cndit of the respective towns shall I..- pifflired for tlieir r'aymi'm. The pro-
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indebtedness, subject to f s.ctloM one of this act, shall bf paid V the respective suii. rvisors to the I'usi.es of tlie .lones fund for the sui>- ort of the poor and b.' applied by said trustees to the purposes for which they r.' issueir The amounls so borrowed sball be incliid'd b.v the respective su¬ le rvisors of the said towns in the next ,innual liud;?< t and levied and colled, d ill th.- lestieclive towns in Ihc same mann.-r as oth.r town chars.s,
5 :l. Should ih'-re be a d. Iieil In inain- 'iiiiiin;; and operatinir tiie joint alms- lioiis, .it the afor. m.nlioiK d lovviis ui) Io anil includiiin I'ec-.¦mber I h irt v-Hrsl. nin. 1.. II liundred and tifteen, the Irus- I. i s ..f Ihe Jon.s fund for the support of lh.- poor shall pr.sent satisfactory proof of 111.- amount of such iliticiem-y to tb'- lown boards of said towns, and sucii tovvn boards ar', ri-specl iveiy, aultior- i/..d to borrow surricienl mon. \ to mi't such 'Il licit, and for tliat purpose th<-y may issue temporary cerlllicates of in- ilebtedniss for a period not .xcei-diim twelve months, at a rati- of Inierest not .xe.-.llllli; six |>er centum, pledninn th' faith ami credit of tlnir nspective ii.wns for the paymi-nt llii-nof, and tlu' proc'eds of Ih.' sal" of such t. inp.irary e.rlincaiis shall he applied to nn't such ill Iicl.'iicv, ' Th'' amonni of money so I...rr..w.-.l, shall be Included by lh.' r-speel lv .• sup'-rvisors of said two Livviis, in 111.' annual hu'lir.t for th.' si'cceeilinn y.ar and livied ami collict.'l by laxaii.oi in lh.- respicti^e towns In III.' saim- imiiin.r as olln-r town charui-s, 5 I. This ;iet shall laU.- .tr. .-I imm. - .lilll. lv
LEGAL NOTICE.
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MtTirR TO rREOI'TOB!*.
PfKSlANT TO AN OliKKn (IF HON, .tol IN J. UKAll.VM. PurroKaie of the County of Nassau, notice is hfriby given io all persons havinK claims atrainst Hewh tt Pmlth, late of the Town of Hi mpstead. in the said counly. de¬ ceas.d. to present Ihe same wnh the vouchers thereof, to Ihe subscriber the administrator of the Koods. chal t» Is and cr.diis of said di-ceased. ut his place of transactinn business at Hellmort'. Nas¬ sau I'ounty. New York, on or before the fust dav of I'ecimber next.
I'ai.(I, .Mill".la, N. V„ May IX, IHU. KUANK S.MITH. .Vdminisirator. CLiiCK \- S|;aM.\N. Attorneys f.n- .Vd¬ minisirator. Kreeport, New York. .NOTlFKnTrTiTTrrKRY 0I\T:N by Ihe rndirsiicned. The Kast Hiilsid- Cemi- lery .\ssoclal|oii. a domestic corpora¬ tion havintr its principal place of busi¬ ness at C.U-n Cove, Nassau Counly, New Vork, of its int.nlion to apply to tho rto.-ird of .'<up. rvisors of Nassau' County, at a meillnj.' of said Poard to be held urt Hous.. Mimola,
LEOAL NOTICES.
>OTI« K TO IRKDITORii.
IM'P.SK.VNT TO AN OP.UKR OF HON. HK.NIiV «KU1>KN WKLLKK. Tempor¬ al ^ SurroRftte of the County of Nassau, notice is her.by Klvn to all persons haviiiK claims against Daniel O. Kamp, Iat.' of the Town of Hempstead, In the said county, deceased, to present the sanu- vvith tho vouchers thereof, to tbe ruhf.crihcr.":, :!-.c cxccjtors of '.he last will arid testani'-nt of said deceased, at Ihelr place of trnnsacllns' business at Ihe oflice of Johnson .li Johnson. Free- pVTt, .N, v., on or beforo the L'5th day .'f S. ptember next.
I'.ited, Mineola, .N. Y., March 1. 19U. <M,AKA O, KAMP, IK.NNIK KAMP,
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r.2lh day n llttn.at ten iini o'clock In the for of that day for the permission am sent of said Hoard of Supervisors suant IO law, lo the uml<rsimi.-d, per¬ mitting the unil.rsiKned. to aciiulre litle to, and to lake, set a].,irt and use for cenietery purposes, a cerlain tract, piec. or paroel of lan.l, siluale. Iv - Imr and beinu .il ill'ii Head, in lhe Town of IIV stir Ha.v, County of Nassau and State of .New York, bouml..! iind d'sciib. ll as follows, lo vvll:
H'yinnini; al a sion. monument in tlie .North.-asl corn, r of til.- pr.ipeily now iivvmd by the IliUsl.l. C.iml.ry .•Vssociation. adj..ininii 111.- lind ut Caro- lin.' Pile. : th.nc.' aloiiir lln- land of Carolm.' Pric, ibe follovvinu two cours. s .11 Norlh l-^lulity-l wo di-nri. s forly-two minul.s l-;ast. <iiii- humlr..I foriv-on. and fifty-two one Inimlr. ill lis il4l -'.Jl f. "t to a stone monument, i J i N'irth l-;i^h!y-iine .leur.-fs. Iw.niy-nine minutes I-;asl. One hundr..I Ihirly- litrl-.t ii:;,>>i feet lo a sione nionumoni: tiunci aliiiiK III'' lands of lh.' party of the lirst pan, tli.' followinK Ivvo cours. s: ill Smilli Thn-e ileK^n-.s tifly- on.' ami one-half iiiiniit.s Kast, Three hundred and thirteen (:il,t. fe.t lo a sion.' nionumeni, i2l South Klulity-iwo di-i;ri . s, I vvnty-niii.' and one-half min¬ ulis W.-st, On.' inindred and s.veiity- niin- and thirl v-foiir on.' humlredllis ilT!i,1li feet to the lands of the HIII- sidi Cetm tery .\ssoeia I ioll. s.iid point hein^ niarkid wilh a ston.- inoniiineiil: th. iiCe aloni.' Ibl' Ivn.l of th.' Hiilsid.- Cem. t. ry Association, Nortb Thr.i' il. - nfty-.111.- an.l on.'-half mini
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.\.N ,\CT to 'iialil.' the towns "f Oysl.r Hay and .North Hemiislea'l in tin county "f Nassau to provid'' ihf Iriis- l''fs of 111.' .lou'S fund f'lr the support of lhe poor of Ihe said towns, with the necissary fumls to i-nabb- Hiem lo conduct th.' Joint almshonse of the said towns, Hecame a law .\pril 17, KM';, wilh the
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Seellon 1. The supervisors of Ihe towns of Oyster Tiay and .North Hi-mp¬ slead. in the county of Nassau, shall In¬ sert in thiir annual budi^els for ihelr resp'otlv towns and cause lo be raised by taxalion eacli year, and pay over to the trustei'S of ihe Junes fund for the suppnrt of lb'' poor, an amount from '¦ach of Ihf said towns, in proriortion to the numb' r of inmatfs from lach such lown, and whieh, added to the In¬ come of the trusteea of the Jones fund, shall be sufflciiiil to pay the expenses of operatini; and maintaining: the alms¬ house for th'' said towns, v^lth the in- mal''s tlnrein, for the currenl year The said truslees xhall make to Ihe tov^-n hoaid of Oyster Hay and to the town board of North Hempstead, a written report showing the deflcii ne.v or the surplus, as the case may be, resulllng from the opiration of the previous year and estimating a sum which th'y deem nec'-ssary and appropriate for 'ach town to contribute toward th'- cost of operating Hie almshouse for the ensu- ln»r year, and thereupon if fhe tovvn board sahll approve the estimate, it shall so eertlfy in duplicate. One of the certificates shall be filed wilh Ihe town clerk and the other shall h'- present'd by the supervisor before the board of superrisors of the county al a meetlnd to be held on or before Piecember tv\-en- tleth In each year, and such board shall cause the amount of the deficiency. If any there be, and the estimate for the ensuing year to be levied and collected in the respective to'wns In the same manner as other town charKes, to be paid to the trustees of the Jones fund for the purpose aforesaidj No part of the morveys raised by such towns shall be available for the purposes herein set forth until the trustees of such fund •hall enter Into an agreement with the Isors of each such town that they receive Intosuchalmshouse and care
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Hv virlue of an execution issued upnn a judiimeni rendered iij Hi.' Suprem.' Court, Queens ('ounly, a transcript of said jinlKmeni havini; be.-n til.-d in lh.' .Nassau Countv Clerks Ollice on Hie L'litli .lav of ,-\pril, Itllii, in liu- above en¬ litl.d aclion, in favor of said Plainiiff a'ld analnsl said I lefemlaiil, tested on the ITlh dav of ,Vpril, Kil'l, and lo me .lir. I-tl.I an.l d. liv. red, I In-r. h.v uiv.-
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.Nassau County Court House, in Hie Tovvn of Hempstead, N, V, 1 shall I'XIiose for sale as lh"' law directs, all iKe rli;lit. title and int'r.st which the liffendanl, I'Iniil Iionii'-r, had '.n Hu- :;i;ili day of April, lfH«, or at any tim'- therfaft'-r, of, in and to the follow- ini; describ''d properly:
,V11 that ertain lot, piice and pareel ..f land, siliiatiil, lylni; and beinK at Huniiry Harbor iHook Creeki, Town of Hempsiead, Nassau County, .New York Stale, known and designatid on a cer¬ tain Map on file In the ofllce of thf Clirk of Ibe County of Nassau, entiiled Mail of Property al Hungry Harbor, Town of Hempstead, Nassau Counlv, N. v., belonging to Wllllani S. Place, Sur- v.v.d by P>, S. I'enton, ,lr,, April '.'Tth, mos. iis and by Ihe lot number fifteen .1,"0. Said lot fronting on Shellway, as laid down on said Map,
fiated. .Mineola, .N, Y.. May 17th. 1916, STKPHKN P, PKTTIT, .Sheriff, Nassau Counly. HARRY M PKYSKR. Attorney for
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THK PKOPI.K OF Till-, STATK OF NKW VOKK, To .-\rthiir Smith, if liv- inc, and if .liceased, to lb'' widow, next of kin and heirs-at-law <if the said .\r- thiir Smith, and their resp'-rtive widows or husbands, and the nixt of kill and h'irs-al-iaw of Oavld W, Smith, d'- sf'l, and their widows or husbands whose nam's and places of rfsldi'nef I' unknown, .Send •Jrftinjfs: WHKRKAS, Herlha R. Smilh, who re¬ sides at Hal.iwin, in the Town of Hemp¬ stead. .Nassau Counly. New York, has lately apl'lied to Ihe BurroKnIe's Court of our <^itinty of Nassau, to have a er¬ tain instrument In wrltlnfir bearlnR' daf the Sth day of February, ISMK, reJutInK to both real an.! p<'r8onai property duly proved as Ihe last v\'lll and tesiamenl of llavid W, Smith, d.'ceased, who was at Ihe time ot his di'ath a resident of Bald¬ win, in the Tnwn of Hempsiead, In said Counly of Nassau,
Then-fore, You, and each of you, are cited to show eause hefore the Surro¬ Kate's Court of our County of Nassau, at the Surrogate's office at Mineola, in the County of Nassau, on the 24lh day of June, 1916, at nine o'clock In the forenoon of that day why the said will and testament should not be admitted to probate as a will of real and personal property.
In Testimony Whereof, We have caus.d the seal of the Surrogate's Court of our said Counlyjfjf Nassau lo be here¬ unto affixed.
Witness, TION, JOHN J. GRAHAM. SurroKate of our said County of Nassau, at the Surr9Kate's Office, at Mineola. In the said County, the 20th day of May. one thousand nine .hundred and six¬ teen, [I.,S.J , SAMUEL T. WRIGHT,
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
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9 minutes west 41,5,50 fe.-t 10 a stake; Ibenc norlh ,57 deKrees ,5fi minutes west ,'12 4 0,5 fe.t lo a stak.; Ihenee norlli 5f! d.pre.s 1.5 minut.s west 52*1.00 fe.et to a stak'': thence n.»rth 5,5 .leRrees 4,5 minul.-s west 462.10 feet lo a slake: Ihence north 56 de^r.-.-s 50 minnl. s wist 445.50 lo J, stake; thenc- norlh 57 de¬ Krees 45 minutes wesl 264,05 f.et lo a stak' : Ih'rice north 60 dfKr.'.-s 45 min¬ ut.s west 1S5.90 f'ft to a post al Hi'' '.islerly side of p'oslers .Meadow Uoad: the foreKoluK sey. ral .'.lurs.s and dis¬ ianccs beinpr alone the land now or for- m'-rly of Oanl.-I H. Haylis; thence alonK llu- 'asterly side of said road north 27 ! '.--. .s 26 mlnut'-s <-asl ft'JU.lO fct fo nail In posl: thence still alonif the east- 'rly side of said road north 29 d'-Kr'-.-s 20 mlnul'S e.ist 45:1.07 feel; Ilu-nce north ,'!5 degre. •? 25 minutea east 201.91 feet to the KImont Cemetery; Ih.-nee south 61 d»-Krees 26 minutis east 199.47 feet
10 a posl, Ihence norlh ,14 d.-Kr.-es 50 miniit<-« .ast 314,50 feet to a post: thence norlh 57 di-icrfiK 9 minutes w.-st 194,11 f'-.-t to Fost.-rs Mead.iw Road at the point or place of beK-innln*:; Ihe last three coursfs and distances beinK al.inK the land nf the KImont Cemetery, Inc. contalninK within said bounds tv*'o hun¬ dred thirty-three and elKhty-four on.- hundredths acres of land, aeeordlng to survey made by Kvans Brothers, Jun*-, 1910,
Dated, Mav 22nd, l»l«,
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By John H. Van Nostrand. President. KI.VIN N, KI.WAUnS, KSQ
if laml sliii,Itl¬ id, County of ,Nassaii and Slale of .New Vork, known cerlain map 'iilllled '.vaii .Manor, Section 'lly, .Nassau County, d hy ,f,'ickson Hrolh- . IS Keallv .'ompanv, surv. v..I ocl, tOlh. K'li'i, l.y I'liilll. 1.1 ami How, l';iiKliieers," ami Illed in .Nassau .'oiiiilv Clerk's office Ino, IMh, KKili, as ,Ma|i No, 5 as and by Hie lol iiuinli. rs I w.iil v-iIkIiI '2S), iwenly-nine i29i and tliiriv Clili, which said lots tak. 11 L.k. tlnr on- l.oiimled ami .1. sriiheil as follows:
Hei;iiiiiiim al Hlf soullnasl corner ami riiiiniim tlience aloim Hie vvest. rlv side of ,Sih Sin el sixlv 1 60 ) feet; Ih.-ncpi telly on.' liiindrfil (100) feel; Ihence herlv- sixty 16II) feel on a lin.' par¬ allel to Mb Sir.'.-l: Ihence .asterlv oiu liiiii.lr..l 110(11 feet aloiiK the land or parli.-s of Hi.' (list |iail on a line
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III piirsiiani'e of lln jii.iKinenl or f.inelosiin- and sale duly ina.le an.l f n lend In 111.- abov.- enllile.l a.:tlon, an.t ll. ill lni.: .lale lln Mlh .lav of Afiril, 1916, I, th- uml.-rslKii.'l, lln- r.f. r.-'- In s,.lij liiilKm.nl nani'd, will sell at public au.! tion in the Kotumla of Hie Counlv Court. Hous.-, ,Mlin ola, .N. w Vol k. on tin
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All Ihos.' c. rlaln pl. cs, pare Is nml lols of laml, toKi-ihir wilh the Inilld- liiKK and inipriivi'inenls Hi''r''<iii, siluale. l.vinK aii'l bl iiiK al Fri-o]i(,rl. Nassau County, .N.-w- York, and bound'd and de¬ scrlb.d as follows:
('.inimi-ncInK at a point in Hie wisl- '¦rly tin'' of OraffliiK Place, 'Ilstanf oiifl Illllllin d ninely-Hine ami nlnM-l.-ntli.H 119::.9 1 feel noriherlv when measnre.l aloiiK Hie westerly line .if Cratflnis I'lace, 10 Hie Iioint or [Jae whi-r.' th»' noriherly lln.- of Hroadway joins lh.. W.'SI.rly line of said 'ira'flliiK PUfe Hn nee iiinniiiK v»'est.-ily an.l at riRht aiiKl.'S lo lhe 'asl'-rly line of .lay Sireei, Illl'- liumlr.-d slxti'ii amt nlin-tenths I 116 in fill to lh'- 'aslirly line of laml nf ,lose|ih n. W.md and I.ydia I-;, Wood, as cinvey.'d to thern by l.ouls V.-rbeeck 1111.1 wife on or about Hie Ihlrt'-inth day "f ,Iun'-, 1911; Ih.nci: ruiinliiK In a ri'irlherlv 'llr'''llon aloiiK th'' .asf.'rly Iill'' of laml of said VVoo'i about fifty ami s.venly hundr.'lHis (50,70) f''.t to 111'- norilierly line of land of said Wood as .'..nvi-yi-d by said deed; th.nce riiii- nliiK easterly In a line at riKht aiiKlen to tin- easterly line of Jay Str.-et four an.l nimly-two hundredths (4.92| fe.t; Ih'iice runninK northerly In a stralKht n.' fifty ami seventy hundredths (50,70> f-'t to a point distant .in.' Inindred iwinly-lwo nnd thlrty-slx hundredths il22,:!6) fe.-t w.-st.rly, wh.-n measured al riKht auKl'-s to the easterly side of ,I,iv Street from a point In Hie westerly slilf of Crafflng Place wbieh point is onf hundr.'d Iwo and four-tenlhK '102.4) feet northerly, when measure.l alonK the v*'.-st.Tly sid.' of 'Iramni? Place fr'im the point or jilaee of beKin¬ ninK; Ihence runhiiiK easterly In a lln.T at riKht auKles to tho easterly lln.- of ,Jay .Stret f»ne hundred twenty-two ami tbirly-six bundreillhs (I22:t«l feel t.,, tbe vi-.-Bferly Un.' of OrafflnK Pla.e; thence runninK s'lulh'rlv alniiR and Willi the ivesl.'rlv llni- of OrafflnK Placo one hundred two and four-tenihif '102 4) f.'t 10 th.- point or place of he- Klnnlntr.
SubJ.'ct to the covenants and restric¬ tions set forih in deeds r.'corded lr» Nassau Counlv Clerk's Offlce as follows: I'.-ed from Charl.s A. Hlgmond and wife to l.ouls Verbeeck. Mber 58, pape 419; deed from Charles A, Sigmond and wifo ''harles A, SiKmond Realty Company, SO. laiKe 286; Charl.-s A, Slgmnnd Company to William C. Htout
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and wife, I.lber 152, paKe 387; deed from William C. Stout and wife to I,.<iula Ver¬ beeck, Lib.-r 152, paKe 389, fvaled, April 18fh 191«,
HAROLb C. WIL.,^ON.
Attorney I KDWAHn B. THOMPSON, E«9„*^tor-
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