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must be consolidated into fifteen. The heads of these new departmenta shall be appointed by the Governor, who may also remove them. Simple as it may seem the scheme Is fraught with difficulties. It is also fliled witb pos¬ sibilities for economy.
The purpose of tbe- short ballot is to centralize authority in the Govei- nor; to hold the Governor respon¬ sible for everything that happens in official Albany. At present with so many elective heads and so many sun- heads it is difficult to pin any one down when trouble comes. The short ballot amendment does not provide the reorganization. It merely gives Instruction to the next Legislature to carry out the program.
Re-apportionment.
The key to the amendment relating to reapportionment will be found of course in the word "reapportlon-
derises a charter along linea laid down by the home rule amendment There is practically no restriction upon the cities, except that, of cours* they must conform to the general rules ot indebtedness and general laws.
The people vote on the rharter pre¬ pared for them by their own repre¬ sentatives and then send it to the Legislature. The lawmakers are ex¬ pected to take a quick glance at it, and If it conforms generally to the scheme laid dowa nothing is to bc si^ld. Sixty days' silence by the Leg¬ islature means the charter has been adopted. If the Legislature desires it may reject or annul It.
Each municipality may regulate salaries of all employes and in detail manage all its own affairs, eubject always, of course, to annulment by the Legislature. The home rule ar¬ ticle was both condemned and prais¬ ed. Most of the New York city civic organization give it their approval. They say it is a long step forward to¬ ward self-government, for which New York particularly long has been ap¬ pealing.
Judiciary Reorganization.
This is the most voluminous article
So far as the general reader
is concerned, a clear explanation is
quite impossible. It provides for a
It
ment." This is another name for the cutting up of the State into Senate qj '^{\ and Assembly districts. The law Is not materially changed. New York
city members of the convention—that | division of the Court of Appeals Ib, the Democratic members—sought | jncfgases the number of Judges in ju- to have this article so worded thatidjcial districts. It wipes out the New York city might some day have i county courts in Kings, Queens and a majority of the 150 Assemblymen. the Bronx, and gives to the City of the State. It cannot do so now, no' court the .same jurisdiction as the matter how large its population may i-ounty courts.
grow, because the article provides I The City Court will be fxtended to that each county in the State shall gn boroughs, and will bc the civil have at least one Assemblyman. That court of New York city. General gives 7,1 against New York city to be-,Spssions will he the criminal ctJurt of gin with, there being 'il counties out- the dtv. It will likewise tm extended side the city. Some of the counties to all borough if the new constitu- which are now and will continue to tion is adopted.
have an Assemblyman have a popula-j Provision is made for ni"ro expedi¬ tion as low as 14,000, whilo some ofi tious trial of cotirt action^. The ju- the districts in New i ork city have a ! dicial mai hiiierv Is simplified, all
dozen times that population and only ono Asspmblyman.
Home Rule.
Cities of the State have been cry¬ ing for years for home rule. They have found it necessary to go to the Legislature every time they wanted to open a new stroet, to issue bonds or to make any important improve¬ ment. The result was political log¬ rolling and undoubted pxtravagance.
Hnder the amendment proposed now each city in tlie Stato is to vote
with the idea of making litigation speodior and more satisfactory to both wealthy and poor cllent.s. The law¬ yers generally In the convention soemed to think th%' had done a good job on the judiciary article. Several radical departures wore abandoned.
For instance, it had Ixcn tenta¬ tively decidod to provide tor the ap¬ pointment of Judges.
Budget.
This is witliout (luestion one of the
most Important new schemes. At next fall on the question, "Shall we present bills for bridges, road im- havo a new charter?" If they decide i provements and all other kinds of to have one a commission is chosen, iniprovemonis throughout tho State by tho election and that commission originate in tho A.ssembly and mount
up to fabulous sums. Tbe system has been condemned. Under the pres¬ ent proposal all items for expenditure by the State must be submitted flrst to the Governor. He goes over them with the heads of the various new de¬ partments and if satlsfled tbat they are necessary puts them in the bud¬ get which goee before the Legialature. The lawmaking bodies may cut down the expenditures. They cannot Initi¬ ate or Increase. They will have power to summon the Governor and his de¬ partment lieads before them lo ex¬ plain any items In the budget. This new proposal has been almost unani¬ mously approved.
Taxation.
This roused a storm of debate in the convention. It provides for a tax commission of three members, the same as now, but with added powers. It gives the State Board power to go Into any county in the State and re¬ vise the assessments, and gives It also power to assess personal prop¬ erty and corporations. The purpose of the new eystem, as described by its sponsors, is to relieve New York city of the great burden of three-quarters ot the taxes of the State and make the tip-State sections bear their pro¬ portionate share.
Salary Increases.
These aro generally commended by the convention members. One amend¬ ment would increase the salary of the Governor from $10,000 to $20,000 a year. Another would raise the sal¬ aries of Senators and Assemblymen from $ L.'.OO to $2..".00 a year and give thom railroad expenses once a week from their homes to Albany and re¬ turn.
There are many others quite as important as they are, but uninterest¬ ing to the average person. One pro¬ vides that the discussions in both Senate and Assembly shall be taken down In shorthand and printed for circulation throughout tho Stato, the same as the Congressional Record. Otliors provide for serial bonds, whicli moans that bond Issues shall he lim¬ ited in llfo to the length of the Im¬ provoment: that oci upatlonal diseaos shall be plac^d undor the Workmen's Coniponsatioii Commission: that the I.otjislatnre sliall oitlier regulate or prohibit manufacturing in tenement houses, and that there sliall ho a Con¬ servation Commission of nine unpaid member.-^.
Tho wonian's suffrage anieiidnient will be submlttod separately. That was provided for by tho last Leglsla ture.
LEOAI NOTICEa
THE FEOPLK OF THE STATE OF
JJew York to Provldnncla Castillo. Upon the petition of Thf Chatham and Phoenix National Bank of New York, you ar>> hereby clt»d to show cause before our SurroKate of the County of NasfiHu. af the PurroKate'.«t Court of said Couni.v. held at the County Court House, at Mineola. in the County of Nacsau. on the 30th day of October, 1915. at nine o'clock in the forenoon of that day. why the letters testamentary granted to you on the Sth dav of Jan¬ uary, ]»)2, as executor or the last wlll and testament of Emilio .M. Castillo, deceased, should not be revoked, and also to show cause why you should not be removed as testamentary trustee of and under said last will and testament.
In testimony whereof, we have caus¬ ed the seal of the SurroKate's Court of the said County of Nassau l<> be here¬ unto afflxed.
Witness, HON. HKXKV SICLKEN WKLLEK. Temiiorary SurroKate of our said County of Nassau, at) the Surro¬ Kate's Offlce, at .Mineola. Itl Ihe said County, the 2l8t day of September, one thousand nine Iiundred and tifteen.
(L. S.) SAMUEL T. WRIOHT,
trierk of the Surrogate's Court.
SUPREMF: COI'HT, .NASSAU COUNTY.
—Vincenta I>opat. t>lalntirr, against Frank Lopat. Pefendant.
fly virtue of an e.\ecutlon Issued upon a judg-ment rendered in the Supreme Court. Nassau (^ounty, New '^'ork. in the above entitled action in favor of said plaintiff and asalnst said defendant, tested on the 6th day of AUKUst. ini.';. f<nd to me directed and dellveied, I hereby plve notice that on
23RD DAY «F OCTOBKR, lOI.V at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, .at the front door of the Nassau Countv Court Iiouse, In the Town of Hempstead. N. V.. I shall expose fi.r sale as the law directs, all the riKht, tltlo and Interest which the defendant. Krnnk I.opat. h.i.l on Ihe l:.'lh d;iy of .luly, ISI.t. or al anv Ume iliereafier, of, in and to the fol- lowlnp discrihed property:
.Ml those certain lots, iileres or pnr- eils of land, situate. IvInR mid belnK in till Town of llempstead. Counly of .Vas¬ sal! ,ind St.iie of .New York, known and il'slKna'iMl on .1 certain mai.. enlltlid, ¦-Map of Carrollton Park," situated at Freeport. .Na.ssau County. N. V., prop-
• rty of I.otiK Island Heaitv Co.. .,V. V. City, surveyed September. lltO.'t. bv Hob-
• rl Kurz. c. i:,, Jamaica. N. V., and filed in t*ie (line.- of the Clerk of .Nassau County, on the :'8lh day of Sej.timber. Hill.';, as and by the lotmumhers i:ut. l.'U. i;:::. i.ti. i;!4, in.i. and more parlicularlv described as follow.s:
Beplnnins: .if tt point In the westerly line of Iii'lisle Avenue, n'.'i feet dislant in a soullieilv dlnellon from the snutli- t\.nti-v)y eorner ot Ellzaheth Street and Pelisle .\venue, runninKT thence westerU- in a line jiarallel with the southerlv line of i:iij;n belli Street. t2,T feet; tlieiici- south.rly In a line parallel with tlie uesli rly line of I..¦lisle ..\venui-. ir.n fe.i: th.-nc .,-ISll lly in a line parall.l Willi the lirsl described course, ijr, f.i i, in the w.st.'ily line of Delisle Avenue, Ih.iice noriherlv alonK the west, rlv liiii- of n.^lisl.- Avenue, 150 feet, to th.-'point ..r iilaci- of b.-KinnlnK-
Fiated. Mini..,l;i, Sepi.'mb.-r !Mh. IIM.'.. STl-;i'MI-;\ p. UETTI'l'. SherilT. CLINTON .M. I-'I,IXT. Atlorn.v for I'l.-iin-
tiff, I--r.e|,nrl. X. V.
TAXI SERVICE
DAY OR NIGHT
SAFETY FIRST
SERVICER COURTESY^^SATISFACTION
C. A. SCHLUTER
Telephone 888
Shoe Shining Parlor
HATS CLEANED AND RENOVATKU CIGARS, CIGARETTES
J, A. CHARKALIS
44 So. Main St. FREEPORT
-i^
George W* Raynor
Staple and Fancy Grocer
FLOUR, FEED, BACON, BOILED 'hAM, ' ETC.
'WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE'
11 Weat Merrick Road. . FREEPORT.
Telephone 837
PIANO TEACHER
Miss C. C. PITCARN, Accompanist
14 Hansome Place, Freeport. Tel. lOO-W,
STUDIOS
60 So. Village
Ave.. Rockville
Centre.
Tol. 4 76-.I.
DR. J. R. SHAPERO
DENTIST
71 S. M.\l\ S'l
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l.phone 10.S6-W Freeport ¦ Apiireeinte Sl.vir Diiilliirlion
TELEPHONE
JAMAICA
660
POST
OFFICE
BUILDING
REAL ESTATE BROKER
FULTON STREET
JAMAICA
LEGAL NOTICES.
VOTIC'I-; TO <llF,l»ITOHJ».
ri'Usi'A.NT TO .\.N oi;;ii;i; <ii-- iio.x.
IIK.XRV SKLIIFX \V 1-:M.I-:I:, Tem- porar.v SurroKate of tin- County of .Nas¬ snu, notic<- is hereby Kiv.-n lo ull per¬ sons liaving eliilnis aKainst Henrietta .M. Patterson. late of Ihe Town of Hempst.-ad. In lh.- said counly. deceased, lo present the same wilh the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the adminis¬ trator with lhe will ann<-x.-d of the Roods, ehatt. Is and credits of said de¬ c.-ased. af his pl;iee of transaclinK busi¬ ness a I l'"reeport, Nassau County. N<-w Vork. on or b.-fore the Ii.'im day of .\prll. next.
T>ated, .Mineola. X. Y.. Oct. 4. I!M5. CEOROE V. I'ATTEHKO.N.
.\dministralor wilh the will annexed DAVISO.N * U.NDI'.HinDI,. Atlorneys
for Ailmlnlstrator, .50 Court Street
Brooklyn, X. V.
I'orXTV iiilKT. NASSAU CdUNTV
-lohn I-'. Iloff. Pl.iintin',
iiKainst l-'canoesco Ca- X.iTIci-; i.]
\;illi. and others, De- S.\Li;,
fendants.
In pursuanc.- .-in.I by virtue of i .iudKin.-nt oi.l.r of fun-closur.- and sal mail.- l.y tiiis ('oiirt In th.- abov.- .11 litl.d aetion d.il.-il the l.'Mli dny of Sep lenili.r. Illl.'.. anil Iiied and i-n|i-r.-d i liie .Nnssnu County Cl.rU's Olfice, i. th siiliscril.i I-. ilii- rl r.-ree Iher. in nnmed, will s.n nl pnlilii- aiu-tion nl the fr. slips of lh.. .N.issau Counly Court llfiiis. . nt .MiiH-oln, in tin- Town r.l n-ni|-si .-nd. .Nass.-ui Couiil.\. .New Vork nn Sniiii.lny. tln-
.'iiri'ii lit) or- <M Toiii;i{, )im,'>,
ni I'll o'.-lo<-l< in the for.-noon of that il.i.y. lhe Jniiils •¦lllll iiremi.ses lies.-ril in sni.l .imlKni' nl ns follows, viz.-
-Ml I iial i-ei tain pi.-c- or pm.-.-l Ini:(l Willi iiiiproveini-iits tli.-reou .re. .-.1. siliinte. lyinij: and lieiiiK in tlw- \'il- lau.- of l''r.eport, Countv of .Nns; .111:1 State of X.-w VorU, bound, d and .1.-^eril.eil ns follows:
I'.i-.i^imiinu ,-it a point on the souih.-rl sill.- of \Vli;il.-v sli-(-el .listant three hun ilriil and elKlity CiSOi feel westerly from the corner formed by the lnt '-.ction of 111.' w.st.-rly sid.- of I \'i'-w av. nue with tli.- south, rly side of Whal.v str.-.-t, runniim- th.-ne.- south- i-r\y parall.-l Willi H;iv \'i.-w nvenue one liiindri-il and llfty iiri(l) fe.-l. tliene. wc.'it.lly pnrnll.'l Willi Whal.y str.-et si-v.-nly-liv.- iT.'.i f.-i-i .th.-nc nortlii-rly nnd again , Iiarallel with Ba.v \lew ave'- nue one humlr.-.I nnd fiftv (l.llli fe.-t lo 111.- soutlieriy side of Whnl.-y slr.-.-l. nn.l Ih.-nee .nst.-riv alonK 111.- soiith'-rlv si.le of Wlmliy street s.-\enty-fl v.- ( 7.S I f.-et to the point or place of bcKinniii!.;- Dnt.-d. Sl piemher 1 Itli. liiir..
HARRY W. MOORK. Referee. CLOCK i^ SKA.M.V.N. Allornev.-i for PlnintllT, Ofli,-.- mill Postolllie Ad¬ dress, Freepori. .New Vork.
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Make That Chilly Room the Most Comfortable Spot in the House
Why "shiver" when these cool days come and the furnace has not yet been put on.
There is a gas room heater for every purpose—if you have a cold room in yonr house, let one of our representatives see it.
HEATERS $1.65 UP COMPLETE
Economical to operate
The Nassau and Suffolk LightingCo.
GEORGE MACDONALD, PrMMtnt
IVOTM'K TO CRKOITORS
PURSUANT TO A.V ORDER OF HO.N. SELr>EN WELI.,Er{, Temporary Sur- roKnte of the County of Nassau, notice is hereb.v Kiven to all persons havlnK claims aKainst Thomas E. Mills, late of the Town of llempstead, in the said oounty, deceased, to. present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the sub¬ scriber, the administrator of the KOods, chattels and credits of sajd d.-ceased, at her place of transacting^ business at the (tnic(- ot Elvin .N. Edward. Freeport, New York, on or before the 25th day of April, next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y., S«^t. 2.1, 1915. ELIZABETH V. MILL.":*.
Administrator. ELVI.V N. EDWARDS. Attorney for Ad¬ ministrator, 1-7 Hailroad Avenue, Freeporf. N. Y.
XOTK'K TO CRKDITORS.
PURSUA.VT TO AX OHDER OF HO.V. HE.VHY SELDE.N WELLER, Tem¬ porary Surroffate of the County of Nas¬ sau, notice Is hereby Kiven to all ri.-r- sons having claima aKainst Tsahidla Elizabelh Post, late of the Town of Hempstead, in fhe said county, de¬ ceased, fo pr.-sent Ihe same with the vouchers thereof, to Ihe subscriber, fhe executor of fhe last will and testamf-nt of said deceased, at bis place of trans¬ actlnK busin.ss at the office of fieorKo Morton Levy. Freeport. New York, on or before fhe 2;)th dav of April next. I>ated, Mineola. .N. Y.. Sepf. 27. ]!II5. ItlCHAHD T. POST. ' Executor.
GEORCE .MORTON LEVY. Attorney for Executor. 1-7 Railroad Avenue, Free- port, LonK Island, N. Y.
NOTICE TO « lU-'.niTOHS.
PURSUANT TO AX OKHEI; OF IIn.N.
IIK.NRY SELDKX WELLER. timpor- ar.v surroKafi- of th.' County of .Nassau, nolle.- is her.by kIv.-ii Io all persons hnvims; claims aKainst Sidnev .S. .lack- son, Inle of Ihl- Town of ll.'nipsl. nd, in 111.- said county, dec.-nsed. to piesent tin- sann- wilh vouchers thereof, to the subscribers tho ox'ecutorH of the last wili and testament of said decensed, nl their tilaces uf transactlnK business nt till- offlc- of .lames .M. Siaman, Wnii- inKli. Xew York, on or before the l.Slli 'lav of .Vfirll next.
iMti-d. .Mineola. X. v.: Sept. 11, i;.!,'',. lA.MES .M. SI-;A.MAX. .IEXXH: L. .lACKSd.N.
Executors. ll.VKRY C. CLOCK. .Mt.irney for tli.-
Executors. Corner .Merrick Road anil
Church Street, Fn-eport, .V. Y.
GREAT SOl'TH BAY rKRRV COMPAWY
SUVfMKR TIME TABLB In EfTect June 30, ISlS. X.4SSAI RY THE SlUi SRA KD«a
FRKKPORT POINT LOOKOIT
•Stierh Dara Leave Freet.ort I.rf'ave Beacb
fi.OO a. m. C.50 a. m.
6.00 a. m. S.IS a. tn.
9.45 a. m. 10.IS a. m.
IQ.it, a m. 12.1s p. m.
11.45 a.m. 1.4Sp. m. I
1.15 p. m. 2.4S p. m. I
2.15 p. m. 4.30 p. m. I
;!.-l5 p..m 5.45 p. m. I
5 15 p. ni. 6.20 p. m. I
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Kuaiiaya aad Halldaj-a Leave Freeport 7.00 a. m. 9.45 a. m., and hourly thereafter until
5.45 p. m. 7.45 \t. m. Leave Nassau
10.15 a. m.. and hourly thereafter until 6.15 p. m. 6.4B p. m. 9.50 p. ni. NOTE.—Sji-a Edpe stops are mada ohly on slKnal or to leave passenKers. I.O\G BR.«rH >Vpek Dara Leave Point Lookout
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11.40 a. m., connectluK with 12.32 fo N. T.
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2.inp. HI. (arrival of 11.05 from N. Y.)
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i Kxcept holiilnvs.
IKxcept Saluriln\s .inil holidays.
Trains I.-nvi- Hrooklvn. Flatbush Ave¬ nne .Station, ali'.iil th.' same flme as llms. sli.iwii from .New York. I'ennsvl- \niiin Sialion. This lime lable subject 111 cliaiiKi- wiiliout nnlici-.
NOTICK T«> CHKIIITOHS.
PURSUANT TO AN OHDKR OF IK^N. HENRY SELDKX WELLER, tempor¬ ary surroKHte of 'be County of .Nassau, notice Is li.-reb.v Kiven to all p.Tsotis havinK claims aKainst Tnwns.-nd H;iff, late of the Town of Hempst.ad, In tin- said county, deceased, fo pres.-nt tlii- same wilh the vouch.-rs th.-reof, lo tin- subscriber, the administralor of the Koods. chatt.'ls and cr.-dlts of said d.- c-ased, at her place of transactlnK busl¬ n.ss al the office of Clock A Seaman, Freeporf, New York, on or before the Inlh dav of April, next.
Dat(-d. Mineola. .N. Y.. Sepf. 21, 1015. MARY E. HAFF. Administrator. ('LOCK * SEAMAN. Attorneys for Ad¬ nilnlstrator. Fr.-eport. Lonpr Island. Xew York.
NOTICB TO CRKOITORS.
Pursuant to an order of Hon. Henry Selden Weller, temporary surroKafe of the County of Nassau, notice Is hereby clven fo al! persons havinK claims aKainst Cornelia A. Vooris, late of the town of Ht-mpstead, in the said county, deceased, fo present the name with the voucher* thereof, to fhe subscrlbfr fhe admlnlBtrafor (if the Koods. chalteis and credits of saiif deceased, at his place of transactlnK business at fhe offlce of Georpe Morton Levy, Freeport, New York, on or before the 15th day of February next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y.. July 29, 1915. CHARLES F. VOORIS,
Administrator. GEORGK MORTON LEVY. Atforney for
Administrator, 1-7 Railroad avenue,
Freeport. N. T.
NOTICK OF DINNOLITION.
The Board of Directors of "WELDEN AXD S.MITH. INC.." haviiiK met pur- siiniit to nolic- served upon each of the direclors called for th.' sp.cific purpose of considerinK the ailvlsabllity of a v(jI- untary disHOlutlon without Judicial pro- ee.-diiiKs on the 14th dny <if September. 1015, at K.OO P. M.. af tin- law offic. s of OeorKe Morton Levy. 1-7 Itailroad Ave¬ nue. Freeporf, New York, lln- followinK resolution was adople.l by thc unani¬ mous vote of Ihe entlr.- board:
(1) That lb.' Hoard of Directors of said corporation at a m<-etln;? call.d for Ihat purji'is.- upon three days' nollce fo each director, h.-ld pursuant thereto on thi- Hth dny of September, 1015, at S.OO P. M . at the law offlceB of GeorR'- Morton Levy. 1-7 Railroad Avenue, Freeport, .V. Y.. did adopt the followinK resolution by a vote of the majority of the whole board:
"WHEREAS, In the opinion of the board, it iJ advisable to dissolve the corporation forthwith.
TIIKREFOHE, BK IT HE.SOLVED. that the Hoard of DIrectorH recom- ni. nds the dissolution of the company under the provl.slon of S. ction 221 of the Oi-mral CorDorailon Law. and her.-by calls a mepffnK of lis stockholders to be h( Id at the law offlc. s of GeorKe Mor¬ ton Levy, Freeport, N. Y., on the 25fh day of Octo'jer. 1915. at 8.00 P. M., tor the purpose of voiUik upon a proposi¬ tion for immediate diasolufion In ac¬ cordance" with requirements of said law.
KENNETH WATERMAN, 10-S-15-Jt Secretary,
n.AII.V THOM.EV TIMR TABLK. .MInroln -Hrookl.vn Illvision.
¦ive IfempNlr-ail, Main nnd Front Sts.:
Soullihound at 4.30. 4.45, 5.15. 5.30 a.
: llien .-very 30 minutes thereafter until 11.00 p. m. 12.00 a. m. lo Rockvlll* Ci-nire only.
Xorthbound at 5.30 a. in . and every 30 mlnufes thereafter until 12.00 a m.
Lnst car leaves City Lln.-. Brooklyn, for Henipstead flt 12.45 a. ni
A flfte. n-mlnule headway Is operated between Rockville Centre and Brook¬ lyn ns follows: Week days. excp|)t ,Suri- rtnys l.-avi- Oriint and Liberty streets, Brooklyn. fi.OO a. m. fill 9.15 a. m.: fhen 2.45 p. m. till 7,45 p. m. Sundays, 12 00 N. till 8.45 p. m.
Hrmpatrail-.lamnira Division. I.enve Hempst.-nd, Main and Front Sts.:
Westbouin! at 5.30 a. m.. and every 30 miniiKs llnreHfler unfll 11.30 p. m. Siindftys. R 30 n, m . and every 30 mln¬ ufes th.r.-afler until 11.30 p m,
Kastbound. fi 15 a. m.. and every 39 mlnntes fher.nfler until 12.15 a m. Sundays. 7.15 «. m.. nnd then the same schedule as w.-ek days.
Jrrlrho I'Ikr Illvision. Leaves Miin-nln. Boulevard and Old Coun tr.v road:
Westhound. 5 30 n. m., and every 30 minutes th.-renfter until 9.15 p. m., then 10 15 nnd 11.15 p. m. Sundays. first cnr. 6.15 a. m., then same schedule as week days.
Leave Jninnlcn, Fulton and WashlnKton streets-
Ensfbound. 6.30 a. m.. and every 10 minutes therenffer until 1000 p. m.; Ihen 11 00 p in. and 12.00 a. ni. Run- dnvs. first cnr. 7.15 a. m., fhen same schedule as week davs.
J. M. .'STODDARD. Supt
TIIF, NKW YORK AND NORTH •HIORK TRACTION COMPANV,
Time Tnhle I,.,.-clive Jan 1, 1915 Wrrk I>a:r^.
Leave I'r.rt WashlnKton for MIneoln. Hicksville nnd FlushlnK; 6.05 a. m.; th.-n .very hour until 10.OS p. m. Car l.-nvlntr Port Wnshlnelon nf 11.05 p m. to Roslyn Clock Tower only.
Le.-ive FlushlnK for Port WashlnKton nnd Hicksville: 5.30 a. m.: then every hour until 9.30 p. m. Cars leavine 9.3I> and 10.30 p. rn. to Knslyn Clock Tower
9a<nrilays.
Car li-avInK FlushlnK af J.30 p. m runs tn HIeWsvllle.
Leave Hicksville for Port WashlnK¬ ton and FlushlnK' t 35 a. m : then evsry ho'ir until 9.3o p. m. Car leavlnur Hiclt»- vlll at 10.36 p. m. to Roalyn csir barn only.
Oaailars.
Leave port WashlnKton for MIneols Hicksville and I iiishInK: 7.p5 n. m.; then everv hour until Kl.or, p m Cnr leavlnK Port WashlnKton VI.05 n. m. fo Itoslyn Cli/.-k Tower only. ' {
Leave FlushlnK for Port 'wlMhlnKton snd Hicksville: 6 30 a. m.: fhA every hour until 9.3n p. rn. I^nr leavlntr 10.3« p. m. fo Hoslyn Clock Tower only.
Leave HlcKSvllle fnr Port Washlnr-
ton and FlushlnK; 7.35 a. m.. then every
hour until 9,35 p. m. Car leaving: Hlcks-
I yllle at 10.S5 n. m. and 11. J» p. m. t*
Koalyn car bat n only.
