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The Dailj Review
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Nafian County Review
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Jsnie* E. Stile*. Publlaher
Walt)>r 8. runnell. Bditor
AMKHHATB BUrrOIM
At iniMC»l> Owrl— a IHvry.
At gmakrUU CtetM—WlUlmga H. Thompfon.
At rr«*por(—Cecil H. JTohnaan.
At Heinp«lea4—Vernsn A. WlllUuaj.
B«vl*w Batldtnc. 14 So. MAln Krvet, FrMport Omwrir BuU4ia«. akaarrar MrMC BoekvlU*
C9«ati« (Mrtrwr •aUdlac, 4t Mate tc, B«dpMm4
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OmCtAL NEWSPAPER VUlMW Ot rrMiwrt.
OrmOIAI. NEWBPAPBa tor iBCQUporataA ViUdl^ et OadATllvat.
OmOUl. NBWSPAVSB for Mumm Onorti tor pabiiMUen ot notlow ot Bank raster la DiatriM Oonrt of Uaitad Stataa tor tho ¦Mtan Martet of Maw Tork.
#nbltotMd DaUy Bbceapt Sundar
munt mt tb. Paat Offoa at rraoport. M. T..
aa aeaeca eUw >n»n matter, ondor
Aet af llkreh 1. lITt.
Ilium llitlon, II sar rtmr In advaooa. •ln«U eoptoo, two oeata.
TH£ VEW TBOLLET SCHEDULE The proiniBo of the New York and Jjoag Island Traction Company uf the ov.rly adoption of a flfteen ^ninute Bervice between 5:30 a. ni. and 9 p. m., Is much better than tbe residents of these villages and communities had even dared to hope for. Tbo peo¬ ple had been led to believe thut it would come aomo time, but tbe early announcement of Vice President Wood of the probability of the new switches being put iu and the added service started about the flrst of J.uly is "so sudden" it ulmost takes one's breath away.
However, unexpected as it is, it is none tho less welcome, and in all probability if will be profltable to the company, even though It Increas¬ es the cost of operation to some ex- -tent. Furthermore, j^t removes the last vestige of an excuse for the bus lines paralleling tho trolley lines and gives the trolley company good grounds upon which to fight the granting a certificate lo bus lines by the Public Service CommiBsiou.
employed boys got tbeir first real op¬ portunity, through tbe opening ot tb« armoriM, for the>r tamaa and ex- erelses witb trained leadarn.
This pUaaa of the program hss prprai mo m\iceaaatu\ tbat ths adraa- tages of such work have been shown clsarljr to inilttstrial plauts and wel¬ fare workers, maay of whom have stgnifled their willingness to con¬ tinue tbe operation. In many cases tbe boys tbsmselves bars indi«atsd that tbey will continue tbeir organ¬ izations with volunteer leadership.
New York State, in this interest¬ ing experiment, has demonstrated to tha re^t of tbe country tbe possi¬ bilities of universal military train¬ ing as a boy welfare proposition. With tbe tremendous financial obli¬ gations facing the State, however, xhe Brooklyn Times Huitl "Kroat t
ENCOURAGE THE YOUNG
How many of you have children in school?
How many of you can tell off hand what grades your children aro iu?
How many of you know the books your children are studying, the size of the lessons tho teacher assigns, or the progress the little ones arc mak¬ ing?
How many of you take time occa¬ sionally to run over the Icbsous with your children?
How many of you think to com¬ mend them for tho interest they are taking and for tho advancement they have made?
There was a time when you were young—when you worried your ju¬ venile brain over problems which seemed mountainous then, but ure so simple now.
Commeiulatiun uud encouragement wore sweet to you then.
Ti^oy are just us precious to your children now.
Do lhey receive thorn?
WATCHING <JEHt: BOY
The abolition of the State Milita¬ ry Training Commission und the re¬ peal of the military training law on July 1, does not mean that the boy welfare features ot the work will en¬ tirely disappear. Announcement has been made iu various seciions that muuicipulitics aro planning to con¬ tinue with their own resources along tho same liuoti, and in other places virtually tho same work will be at- toniplcd in other ways.
Tho military training law was pussod and the Oomihission establish¬ ed lu 1016. The records in the of¬ llce u( the Commission show thut the Commission has looked upon Us work us a boy welfare problem rather than a solilier trainiUK mousuve, thus fol¬ lowing the evident intention of the legislature, which limited the amount of tri),luinK to uot moro than throe hours a week for forty-oqe weeks in tbe year for 16, 17 aud 18 your old buys.
Tlju program developed puid pur- ticuiar attention to giving to {.he tnnployed boys oppQrtunities never before accoriled fur physical training und sjjpervlsed recreation. Through the pbynicul training law tbe school boya bave bad ample facilities for phy«ioal traiuiHg,,but it waa tbruugb ttiir (ttJUlary Irainiifg law thut tbe
it was the contention of Oovemor Miller that tbe welfare features of tbe Military Training Commission's program could better be carried out by other agencies which bave become'" in ter ested through the work already done, thus effecting a big saving to tb«.people and also perfect¬ ing the boy.
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I.AW!> may come :ind laws may go, Dirinks go on forever, A nun muat kIvv liis Hquor up And go without? No/nevcr! Lemon extract fills tbe bill. Hair tonic is better, Humphrey's number 3U4 Will hit you to the lettar. I'crfumcB give tjus sweetest Jug, 111 all our ^d creation, There's been uo death. Thought changeil the brrath, Thut blows ut>on the nutiu"..
niiihi in exposed places," l>ut tho tjirl.s lookid just llic same ihis morning. F. W.
IIE FIRKU 'EM
A J. of P. in Huntington,
In wralfu^ .anger stood. "There's Just a dozen reasons,
"Why this Jury is no tfcxxl."
YOUK COMMUNITY
Each one in thi^jtown should have on intimate acquaintance with the requirements and possibilities of this community.
It is only through such means that we aro enabled to take proper ad¬ vantage of tbc opportunities that present themselves for community betterment.
Such ar) interest on the purl of the populace does not end with commu¬ nity improvement. Thore is a per¬ sonal equation which is of vast im¬ portance.
It deflects our minds from our pri¬ vate business affairs, gives them food for thought and development, affords us a broader perspective of life and its conditions, and strengthens us for llie battles of the years that are before ^s. II is u good thing in ull ways.
Hop to II!
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ADDITIONAL PROOF
Every community has its quota of citizens who take no more active in- lerotit in politics than to register and vote on election day. While it would be better If more would do their share to build up the local or- g4nizalion8, the fact is there 'are those who for some reason or anoth¬ er content themselves with simply voting and letting tbat be their part in public affairs. From time to time, however, there is Indication that more people are realizing the value of taking some concern in civic mat¬ ters aside from Just going to the polling booths.
The ordinary person figures that there is nothing to be gained by be¬ coming active in politics, but there are those who by experience have learned that there is and who have seen that they can aid in a big work. Under the present system of govern¬ ment parties control, and the party organization is the instrument through which party affairs arc shai>ed. The man or woman who joins the party organization, becom¬ ing eligible by enrollment, can have u voice, und if thut mun or woman has a sound suggestion it is bound to ho considered. But the sugges¬ tion must como from those who are idenlitied with the party urguniza- tion.
Since women liavo been given the vote there has been more interest displayed iu purty organizations, and it inay be said thut the organizations have been Btrengthoned by th^ir as¬ sistance. Nuturully the women have taken a ktjcn Interest In their work and what they have done has added Just so many more who realize that there mut>L be organization behind any big movement. The womau to¬ day is a citizen ot New York State, whereas formerly she was only a res¬ ident. Now that she has cqi^al rigbts she hus spread the gospel of organ¬ ized eflfort so that the value of or¬ ganization is becoming more and more clear, even to men of the typo who never did anything more than go to tbe polls and vote. -^
Tbe women in politics, und poli¬ tics is government, kave done go<}4 work, ext^llteBt work, from an edif- oativB standpoint. Tkey llkve car¬ ried mure politics iuto the home Ibalu
Ready to try man for hiiving is wlvt.s."—Wlio till' (lickciis wants to tr> him.
KKKEI'OBT SNOOZKS
In passing to and fro from work, Nobody niciilions "V'illaKe (.'lerk." AiiU in our sheet wc cannot plusLcr, New.-; about the new poutmuHfer.
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I Pay Cash Carry Home Get 2 0 0 Discount
You are entitled to a discount of 2% on all ca.sh purchases car¬ ried home from cer¬ tain merchants. Ask for your discount coins — redeem them here for bank ac¬ counts.
— Bank of —
RockviUe Centre
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IMT. ai>4 ai«i Ha Map No- J?l»."„1^„ 'iS/*'.*..*^.!"''"'^ mort«««t:» . of the ta«rk at -.hu Coujjty I »*•/••• !"•« VJ^ »*•••,<»• r««p««lvrl.v
Ini-lunlvr. t 2 Inclusiv*.
to S7 Inolaaivc,
AT HOME
Dear—"This eabbage is watery."
It—"Maybe il tame from Itiverhead.
The (ircmeii and poiiucmeii. Are happy as ran be, IJxccijt when they're together 111 peaceful H. V. (".
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("'ai))eiiliei has arrived full dence and hc will take part
f .rjnli- f it luiiue.
The l'"lr)ral I'ark men, who cookeil a supper for the wintiueii proved that lhe\ liad the ranije all right.
"Kii^ht ,Slain in Italian I'ull^.' or bullets over there?
"Woman'.s iieuliKee Kave hotel elerk an awful sIuxU. had his Zion her ull ri^bt.
-IJallots
Zion ('il;v He niuota
What j'motion did we wonder?
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"Koimer (.'osMaek Colonel .Now IlJihy'i; Nui\>-e."—-MheiLs. J.cadinK; the infantry :igaiii anyway.
The Police Department in .\. V. will now have some "I.offy" ideal.-j with the new Comniissioiicr in.
Klu! will l-.ave to draw tlie color line and not put uny (•hoeolates in the .same cell .with the vanillas.
GOINtJ DOWN
If St. Peler has a questionnaire like Tommy lOdinon why L(X)K UUT Uli- bow, thass all;
Tlie a\eraKe Kuy who gather.s newt He ne\er feels Hl<e sweariiiKr. Because his way is very smooth, Tin.' reason? It's bawl bearing
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SOIL SURVEY FURNISHES
VALUABLE INFORMATION
The Soil Survey,of the United States IX'iiurlment of Auriculturc i» contribut¬ ing its share to the development of American aKiieulturc by placing in the haiuls of the i>coi)le detailed knowl¬ edge of the soils of the eountry This work is fuiidameTital in I'haraetcr, its value is elctu'ly recognized, and the de¬ mands for it are inereasliiB far ^leyonU the ability of the bureau to meet them with Its ini'sent limlleU resources.
These tiemands eome from many dit- ferent intereslH. I'roinineiit amoiiK Lheiii are the rciiuests from develoii- nieiit eoinpanies interested in opening large tracts ol cut-over land to sottle- iiient. K.\uct information about the soils and tho general eharat'tor of crops that can be Krown is waiilcd at once to a.ssist the new settlers in inak- i/iK the rlKbt start. Such knowledge fretiuently saves years uf e.xi)eriinenlal work. There is also uu increasing dc- mantl for soil survt'ys from inves- liKutors working in almost every Held of sclentillc agriculture. The revisers and e.\ten8ion-acrvice dir**tors have been espeeiully numerous antl iiiHlstent.
The peeuliarltios of our Various soils must lie taken Into actiount if'we aro to make proKreH.s in plant ljre«,>ding and sekM'tion, il) fertilizer''pructieo, in e.ul- litatitMi—ill faet, in ull work looking to the improvement of vultivutcd crops.
--vnere.
had ever bcjm carried --Were, and what is considered in the home as light und sound mukes for a sure foundution of tho whc^e system of government. In this respect tho wo¬ men have contributed something, and
URGES MONETARY AID FOR FARMERS
$50,000,000 Revolving Fund Pro¬ posed in Bill Introduced in' Congress
WashinKloii, May L!i.--Xiitioii-wide linuiicial aid for tlie farmers is con¬ tained in u bill introduced in the House liy jlepreseiitative A. I*. Nci.son. of AVIs- oiisln, who has enlisted for it the sup¬ port of Secretary of the Treasury Mel¬ lon and tho Farm l.,oui» Itoiird, as well as several ot the presidents of l''cderal land banks.
in this bill it is proposed that there sliall be created in th<xTrcasury a farm- loan levolvinK fund of -f.-iit.iioo.UDO. which shall relieve the loiiKtcrm farm- loan situation and release eapitiil for short-tei-m pa|)er, so us to enable the fanners to improve their iiroperty, ex- lend their live stock, and pureliaso iin- plenients.
Mr. Nelson intends that the deposits throuKhout the country (pf tlie ijnd.OOO.- 0(|i) funil pi-ovided by tlie Koveiniiieiit
211 amd 2».
1 l" »1 tacluoirc, I 4o IS lacinatvo. t (a «a lacl*ilT«.
1 to 10 iacie*iv«, XI to &i lacUMi**.
SB to «> innlttdrc 1 tn 17 tiMiMtvc. 'it to tl insicatvv. IT •¦« it.
1. i lo S InclBslre. I. .1 to I tndqalvs. I to I iDClWfVB. 1 to t lacitMiv*.
1 to t inclMNTe. I
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M^n "f ORrden City Kstatcs. Garden Clly, ! |jN"««tjiu i-nunljr. l.nnc Island. V«W York. L«t I '. I'ian. Knrvi.j-»-rt by Ch«rl»« W- l.««vitt, Jr, ' I.MH'liK'up)) Knvl "
York Cllir, July I 37. In the olBcc .f 'mr.iaui4\t, oa 8«pt<>inber I. 11*1
BllH'k. tx>t8.
;il). iu. 2« and 27.
311. I lu < Inelualve, 31 tu 35 tu it lr,clastv«>. «3 to 7
:!2. i9 tu 13 Inelualve.
3::. 6U to S7 Inelualve.
30. 10 to 12 Ineloalve. 1 I C2 to 6i Incltiatve
! -TB. 1 to 5 inciaaiTf, 4i lo ii Im-luclvc.
U). 1 tn ii iiu'lunlvr. it to SS Inrtunivc, ; 1»2 lu 109 inclunlvR.
I 38. 1 to 17 inclaiilv«>. 22 lu 43 Inciuaive, I 17 lu 41) Inclusive
I 4-1. :« lo 3.! Iiiclualvo,
, 4K. 21) III r,H inclusive.
' :¦)- 21! lu 30 inclusive. 4« tu GO incluxlve.
I !>7. I lu 16 inclusive. 32 to T.t inclusive.
5*. 1 tu 10 ItirlusiVe.
««. 23 tu 28 inclusive.
07. 1 tu i:: inclusive. 23 tu 26 inclu.iive.
C8. I tu B Inclusive.
7 0. 2 4 tu 26 inelusive. 33 lo 3i liirlu-'^ive.
76. 15 tu 17 Inclustve, 21 tu 3t inclusive,
53 tn 79 inclusive.
77. 7 to 39 Inclusive. 13 lo 75 Incliixive. ?«. 2 to « Inclusive. 11 to 17 Inclusive. 24
to 7,5 Inclusive. !4. 9 and 10, t3 to 26 IncluRlvc. 34. 35,
38. 39. 47. to 49 inclusive. 85. 10 tu 12 inclusiv 5U to 52 inclusi S«. 8 lu 12 Ini-luslve, 20 tn 52 inclusive. 87. 1 lu 2ii inclUHive, 44 lu 52 inrlusive. »S. 1 lu 7 Inclusive. 17 tu 26 lnf.-luaive.
I'AROlil. D .M;ili ul Ciir.len Cily Kslates. OlirUen City. N'xseau Cuuiil>, I.uiig Island. N. V. ImI Vlmi Nu. 2, Section .Vurtli of Newmarket Iluad, icvi»eU May 12, 1912, by Cyril li. Mio-.shall. C. !¦;., and Iiled In llie office ot Ihc cii-ik uf the Cuunty uf Nassau, un June D. 1912. as map number 44. i;iuck. Lots.
1. I tu 48 IncIUHivi'.
2. 1 tu I«2 Inrlusive.
3. 1 lo 50 inclusive, 55 to IIU Inelusive. . I 1 lu 107 Inclusive.
r,. 1 tu 15 inclusive.
11. 1 lu 33 Inclusive.
7. 1 lu .-.8 iiiclu.'iive.
8. I tu 84 Inclusiv,-.
:>. 2 lu-?fr llKlUMiVl-.
in. 1 tu 7 inclusive.
II. 1 lu 70 Inclusive.
I.'. 1 lu 43 inelUKive.
1 I. I lu 107 Inclusive.
l.'i I lo 43 Inciusiv,'.
IB. 1 lu 75 inclusive
IT. 1 lu 57 Inclusive.
1^. 1 lu 31 inclusive.
II). 1 tu 35 inclusive.
20. 1 lu (!5 inclusiv.-.
:'l. 1 Iu 23 inclusiv,'. 31i lu r,7 iiKlusive.
22. 13 lu 26 Inclusive. 52 lu r,6 in, lusive.
23. 1 tu Xt inclusive, 4U tu 60 Ini'iusiv*,
1)6 tu 68 Inclusiv);,
24. 1 lo 32 Inclusive, :
B2 tu C5 inclusivi.
25. t to B8 inclusive. 311. IB lu 23 Inclusive. 1:7, 1 lu 31 Inclusive. 28. 1 tu 22.inclusive. 1 AI.SIJ ALL, those pnreels uf lainl sli"»ii un
.Mil) uf (lifiilen City Ksliiles. tinril,-ii Cily, .N'.isHau Counly. I.oiir Island. New Turk. \iiieiKl.il I.ot I'liin, iJanlen City Kslates .Norlh ih-ieluDeil liy Tlii' .Montrey Iteally Cunu>aiiy, .;00 Fifth Avenue, -New York, map filed July 11110, by Cyril TO. MHr.'<h;ill, C. K.. Hemp- steiul, I.. I., iimeiidi'rt Sejiteinbi-r. 11115. by ILlswiII S. HayllM, C. K., Ilunllinflon. 1,, I. nnd
llled as .Mail iiunilicr 18 In the utHi f Ihe
Clerk uf Ihe Cuunty of Nassau, un .N'ovember B, 1915, li.reafter d-^.seribiil as Parcels !•'. F. und C:., and buunili-d as fulloivs: I'AnCKT, I-: niXIINNTNiJ at the corner furme.l by lh» inteisicllun uf Ihe Kasterly sldo nt Nuk.-<;i.u [iuulivard and the Northerly side of Msdi.'iun
y
LBOAL ADVBlVriSIMB
iBcliisir* la Irfoelc SI: lots 21 and 21 In block VMTtrK vm rasrtaar>«»A
|1; lot, 4, I. I« ..« TT to Mock tt. iota l»„, „ * •™^'' *« "«"f»ACT»«8
and l» in bloclr «i; Iota 23 to 2t Incliiiire la . ' *•<•' Cowfastoo or Riskwara. Attunr. S. Woek (t. lota X aad 4 ineloatra la WBck M: rursvaot tu ih« provlaiOBa of CkaMor loU 4* to << iaolnsire In Woek Tl: kite It Lawr. of uo*. and •nea4nM«U tharcK mad U lo Woek 10; kits I aa* 1» in Mock' Maied propoaais will be norlvrm m»
aro subject lo a prior B>ort«a^ for I der»l»n, d al No 55 I^acaafer Stroot.' Albai^.
' "' " at am o-clock P. U.. a«traac*« ataa-
tola 27 to 3» Inclusive in block IS are sab-
>«ct to two prior mortsases for t4l*( and
I4fl.«(l» respectively; luts it to 10 inclusive
in block 64 are subioet to prior mortcaces
for ll«.«»0 and i7St'l reapectlvely; lots 4«
to 10 laciaaivs In Work ^4 are subiect to a _-, . , JJ ,^
for
Ijn.s 24 tu subject to prior mtrtsacea (41.000 respectively.
Tho premiserattove described ss parcels B. r and ti. are each sutjject to prior uiortcaves (or t2500 and $40.1)00 respectively
Ths
dsnl lime, which Is II M. eastern stan4ard ' . .«i the 7lh dajr of Juue. IMl. for tiM .i'..l>iuM»nM>nt of tlw (ollowlDc kishataya:
Nasaaa Cmmmtr Hlahway A^>proslnuta
Name of lil(bwajr. L«Bstb
1114 Westbury Hamlet: LnioB Ave. 0.<| inclualVa i"n''block '71. aro »ad also for the repair of the foilowinc: for llOit and: Bspalir Claas /
Comract of f Avmt%fX.
No. l^ork. R.jad. \am«-. Miles. 1312 nil Mac. 27» MinhHill 1.14
promises above described as parc<-l H. ! Maps, plans, speiincations, cstlmatca and arc sokJect to prior mortssses for 112.OS* [ proposal furins may be obtained at tbe o4Bc«
of the .Commission In Allwny. N. Y., and ut
and 140,OOp respectively
U>ls 31, 14 and 35 In block'7S are aubject lo a lease expirins Auaust lat. 1121. held by rblllp Uuba.
Dated May 11th, 1911.
HAHHY tv. 61 lo 76 inciusive i AllTHUR V. HILTON, I PiHinilff's Attorney. 350 Kullon Htreet, Jamaica. N. Y.
.MtK.>HlO. Ueifeice.
NtmCI': TU IKKI>IT»B8
Pursuant to an order uf lion. i.I'XINl'; D. HOWKI.I.. 8urru«al« of the County of Nas notice is hereby liven to all persons.
i bavin* claims acsiast 1 HANNAH A. I.trTZ
i late ot nockvllle Centre, in the said county. ! deceased, to present Ihe same with tho vou<:h- 46 ly 47 inclusive, | ers thereof, fo the subscrilier the adminls- , trator of the Koods, rhatlels and credits whleh were of said decasod, hi his place I uf trsnsHctiniic business st Ihe otilce uf Karl -). Heni'flt. Rockville Centre. New York, on or li-foie Ihe first day of Noveinb<-r next. Uatod, Mineola, N. \., April IB. 1921. IIK.NRV l.OTZ. Administrator. ', KAta. J. IIKN.VKTT, I Alluniry fur Adniinlnlratur, 28 N'. I'ark Avenue. Rfickvllle Centre. N. T,
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th>» offlctt of I'ivisiun Kn«tne,i» ja». H. t<turd4>- van'., 11 Wssbins.un St.. rousbkeepsfe, N. Y.
Siw-i»l stienllun uf bidders ils called to • t;li:Nli:RA>. 1NI'X>HMATH>N FMR fllDOKR."*" Ill the iiroposal, siK-citiimiiuna aud contract Htrci-mcnt.
Proposal for be submit te<l with the name Iilainly* enduis envelope.
l-:ach |,ri>p<u<a| must bi- aecompanleil by cash or certilicd cheik i>H.vable ii> the order uf the Hlato Comniisslun ot lllshwnys fur aa ainuunt iMlual lo al least thr,-,- per cent, of Ihc amount of the proiHisal. The retention an* diiiposal uf such iHKh or chi-ck by the Slat»"T^6ni- missiun of IllKhwnys shall cunfumi with Sub¬ division 2, Sertion 130 of the llluhway lj»w, us amended by Chapter 633. i.awa of 1S1»,
The sueceasi ul bidder will b«> r«iuire,l fj execulc Ih- euniraei and eumi'ly in all n- siH^i.i with s.-ctiun l"» of the Highway Law. a.i iimended by C]|a|>ier B23.
Tlie rithi is reserved tu reject any ur all bids.
Iii:i!UI-:itT S HlS.'^iiN,
Commissioner. J. C KI.NCll.
Aeiiiii.- .Seen Iary.
HtrBRMK fOl'RT—NASSAU COtNTT
48 lu 91 Ineluiiive
liK-luslv
Avrnue as shown on said map; runninK thence shall be sooured l>y Federal farin-Ioan | Northerly aluiiK said .Nassau l-loulevard 40 , , ,, ... , , I feel; Iheiiee ICMBlorly p.-irallel with Madi.Hon
bonds or other securities to he.approved Avenue and part ..r ih «tane„ throush a
by the Secretary of the Treasury in an -psiay wall -it* fwtt- <iience Southerly parallel
NuHsau Houlevard 40 foci and thenco
umount U(|ual to sai|d depoMits. such securitieH to bear interest at a rale which shall be one-half of one per cent ill excess of the rate borne by the last Unid issue of the Ijaiili in whii.h sacl di posit is inude.
"1 know of iioHiing more inipoitiuil ill natlunul leKislation at the proseiil time than enhancing the agricultural interest of tlie country and carryiiif; il ovei: Its present deiiressirig coiidi tion," said Mr. Nelson, in explanulioii of hi.s measure. "The fanner jiurchases i;i) per cent of the inanufuctured arti¬ cles of the nation. He cannot havo purchasing power unless he lias ex¬ tension (it erddlts. Private banks are running aloiia so closely that lhey can-
well extend it. Therefore, the gov- eiiinient must lend assistance. The Federal Farm l^iian system has worked well, but in this emergency it cannot function unless the Itepubllcan major ity in t'ongiess comes to itu as-iislance a.s 1 havo .suggested, und 1 Jiave met with such uiniuallfied sympathy for tho fanner antl such ciidor.sement of this piojcct oil the liarl of ItepublUan lead¬ ers that I um sure something will bo be* done,''
Ueview cla.s.silled ads bring result
LKtiAL .\I)M<;IM ISINO
NrPKOM: COI KT—NASSAU cotNxy
Im iiurKUHiire uf a Jiidunienl
and sail', duly made and enten
enlilied aelion. nnd Is-ariim <1a
.if May, i;i21. 1, Ihe uiulii Nicn
III said Jiiduni'111 ri.im'-d. -.illl
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paiii'. as Triisl-e, Plaintiff :
—iVBiilniit-- :
arden Clly Bstates and others, :
Delindaiits :
eIriHure 1 in tho above i3th iluy - rWeree It publle aU'liun tu Ihe illBliext llidilel. liy jHincB C. .\ritiir. auelinneer, at Um front Steps of. the .Nassau Counly Cuurt lluuS)- at Mineola, in II"' Counl.v uf .VasHau., un the Tlli day of June. 1921, al 10 ui'l.K'k .\. -M , Ihe iiremiscs di- ri'i'ted by said .lu<b;»ient to bo suld, and therein d"serllx',l as fulluws;
.\i,l. Ihow' cirtain lots, nieces ur parcels of land, situate, lylni and Is-in*.' «t Harden City Kslates. I'uuiily uf Nassau and Ulate a( New Vurk describsd as folluivs:
I'AKCiil. A Map uf Cnrden City Kslai.s, H.'ctliin ,\, re- visid anil extended (Jarden tMly, Nassau Counly, t..inir islHiid druvtn by Kirby, Ti'lii
and llled Hf Mail No. i:; In the offlce of Ihc Clerk uf the Ooiinly of .Nassau on July 23
I^.ts. 21. 22, 41 lo 5( 1 lu 17 inclOsiV'-. 25, 4 und S. 26 and 27. ' 11! and IU. • 1 lo « Inului'lve, 23 t inclusive.
Ui'slerly aluiiB -Madisun -Avenue 150 feet to. llm ih^iiii or tilace nf beKiiinins.; said jireinises I cunstiluliiiK what would have been lol.s 1 nnd i 2 in llluek s on said Map had said lola bocn [ numlxTeil Ihereun.
I'ARCKb F '
HI-:(il.\.N'l.\li on the Kasterly side ot .Nas- H.iu HuulevanI 40 fe»t ..Northerly fniin -lald .\Iaili-s in Avenue, aa shuwn oil said Map, run- iiliiK Ihi'iice .N'urllicrly aluiiif said .Nassau lluiilivaiil 40 fei't; tliinee Kasterly parallel Willi .Madls in Avenue 150 feel: thenee South¬ erly parallel with Js'assau H<iulevard -10 fee,t and thenee Westerly parallel with Madisun ' .Vveiiu.' 150 fi'ct to the poUit or place of! b> KiiiiiiiiK: Hiild premises eonstltutInK what \ would hav<< been lots 3 and 4 in block 8 un j said .Map had said lots been iiunibercd thereon. 1 I'AIlCKf- (1
llKdl.N.VI.Vd on the Kasterly side of Nas- ¦ sau liuulevanl 40 feet South of .Madisun 1 ¦Vvenue. as shuwn un said Map runnlnn thence Kaaterly parallel with said .Madisun Avenue; nnd part uf Ih.' diMtan.i' throuiih a party wall 1 150 feel: thenc Soulh.rly parajl.'l with Nas-j sau Itunl.var.l 10 fe.l: th.'nce VVest.rly par-I lUl.'l with Ma.lisun .\veiiuu 150 feet and | th"iice .Niirlliirly alunK Nassau Houlevard 40 1 1 ri t lu the puint ur plaee ul' b.'ifinniiiK; said ! lireini.siH cuiislilullnit whal wuul.l have Iw.n '¦ luis 7 an.I 8 in llluek 9 wi said .Map liad said ' luts been'numiicred thercun. i
PARCKI. H
AI.Sii .\l,l, Ihat eertain tract, pl.ce ur liaii-el uf hill.I siluale, lyinij and heiiu at ' (lai-'leii Cily I'^slates, Cuunly uf .Nassau and : Slat.' uf N.'W VuiU, b.mnd,'d ami d.-s.'rils.l as I fulluw.'*: HKOI'N.NINIJI at a miinunicnt al the! i-a.sti:riy side of the Nassau Houlevard, dis- [ ii:t)l :;(;.02 fe.'t huuth.Tly frum the eurncr j r.u-med by the Interseetlon of Ihc said easterly; Hi.I" of .Nas.sHU ILiulevard wllh the southerly; si.I.' of ('aiDbrldy.^ Av.'nu';; running thence liurlli 7 di-itrees 56 iifciiiules last kIuiib the .aslerly sldi.' of th» .Nassau Houlevard 36.02 t 1.', I lu thi- soutlcriy si.le of CainbridB.' Avr nur-, : lh<ne,> .south -SO deKleea 47 niinul.'S-30 s, euliils • asl aloiiK Ih.' southerly side of CHmhridKe ' Avenu.' 157.'>.I2 fc'ft lo llic easterly aiili! of, land e.Miviyi.l liy .\ni\l.' J. Cam.'run, tu III" Ci.rilin City Kslal.'S by il.'i'.l ilated July Ul, I'.iOli; I'unninit th.'iice south N dCRiees 59 i ininules 30 seconds west 198,05 feet alonif the ,aslerly si.li' <if sal.I land to ni.'nt whicli marks the c.xlrcni.' soulheuslerly point of land conveyed by the deed aljovc referred t.i, thincc nurlli d'.l d.-Krees 10 nilnul'S 20 si-coiids went l05U.iiii. fe,-l alunj; lie- siulherly side nf land conveyed by the deed attove referred to another monument, th.ncc north 9 de»iees 4X niinuies east 30t.«2 felt lu anulhir m.mument, thence nortli 79 .1. tfr.H a 37 minutes 5 accuiids w.st 63I(.S8 f.-et 10 th.' Puint ur plae.! of heelniilni;. Ihu .last I wo courses runntnic atunit the southi'rly huuiiilaiy ot till', land conveyed by tho doc<i above i-eferrod tn.
TiHlKTIIKR wllh all ihi- rl«lit, tllle and inlc!cst of the parli'-s uf. In iind tu th.- land iyliii: in .Nassau ItouleVHnl and Cambrldee .\veiiu.' adjuinini; suid pnriniscs lu the centre iinc thereof,
SAID rUK.MISi:8 ARK SL'BJI-;CT:
1. To a^ny stale nf fatis that an aceurale surv.y may show and to any res.'rvations. covenants and restrictions affe<'ilnic Ihe same.
2. To ah e.asemunt of ail lul uwn.rs on ! >ild Maps .iver the stieels, roads or avenues sluiwn on said Maps.
3. To esa<;m.'nts vranted 1.) -Nassau Cas I'uinpan;.- to lay and maintain iiras pipes In all of ssid slri-ets, roads or avnnues; lo cas«-
surveycd und j ments irranled' to .N'ussau-Suffolk LlRhtins
1.1 tlr.'cn. May, 1U07, ' Cumiisny to lay bks pipes In the slreels or
mads Slid to ei<-cl /trc'-t liithts and fur futu'c
ext>-i)sii.ns of si'i'vics. and to furnish sas to
uwnijrs of "si.t pn,|ier|y; l.> eas,4n<'ni srant
Srv Yort( a New Jers<-y Teiepho
•"rank Dickerson, Plaintiff.
—-sBainst—
Bay Court Kslates Co..
Hcrbirt K. Willlains.
' Krank Dickeraon and
! I'lltsburith Plate Glass
I Co, Defendants.
j In pursuance of a judKnieiit of fnreclor^re i and salu duly mado and entered In the above enllil.'d aelion, and bearing dato thn 1st day [of April. 1921, I, the underslEned, the R.-fpree in said Judcnient named, will sell at I'ublic I Auction, on the steps at the front d.>or of ths County (^jurt House of Ihe Cuunty of Nassau at Mineola. in ssid county, in tho Slate of New York, im th,' 27lh day of May. 1921, at 12 o'clock nuun of that day, by Joseph p. l>»y, auctioneer, tile premi.ses directed by said Judgment lu be sold and therein described as fullows;
ALT., that certain piece or parcel of land with th.- buildlnKS thereon erected. Situate. lyhiK and being in Oreat Neck. In th" Town of North ll.mpstead, N.-vs- sau County, .stale of New York, bounded an.i descrilsd as follows:
BKi;i.N.NLN(J at a point In the center of the hiwhway known as I.:asl Road: »nd dlslsnt thirty 130) feet south from tho land of Clara S. DIckersun, runninit thi'rice easterly and parallel with the land of Clara 8. Dickerson and distant thirty (30) feet Southerly Ihcrefrom to the water of JIanhaasct Uny, at ordinary high wsler mark, runnlne th.-nee south, rly and Blonu: the waters nf Manhasset Hay. at ordinary high water murk, fu the land of Vincent Travers, running thenee westerly along the land of Vincent Travers lo the center of the highway known as Enst Road, and running th.-nee northerly and along the cent"!- of said Kast Road tu the point or plaee of beginning. Con¬ taining nine (9) acr.-s, be the same mure or less, together with the riparian rights of the party of the llrat part. If any.
TOISKTHKR wth all tho lights of tha JBartles of the flfst part In and to a cer- taiiv lane or roadway bounded and de- scr!lK:d as follows:
UICC.IN.NINtl at a point (Ifteen (15) feet south of tho priint of tho Inler.sectiun of the easterly side or line uf thu highway known as Kast R<iad. with the southerly boundary lino of land now or formerly ovvne.i hy Clara S. DIckersun, snd running tlienci' In an east.-rly direction parallel wllh. and flflwn (15) feel suuth frurn the suutherly side or lino ot land now or for- nii'rl>- owni'd by Clara S. Dickcraim, to thn waters of Manhasset Hay, running thence southerly and alung the waters of Manhasset Hay about flfli'en (IS) feet, runnli.g thence In a westerly direction parall"l wllh the first course, and distant fifteen fe.'t th.'r.'frum to the easterly side of aaid highway, and running thencs northerly alung Ihe easterly side of said highway nfleeii feet to tho place or point of iM'ginning. Dated Now York, April 9th, 1921.
RAYMO.ND MALDNP:. Uufcruc. WIM.IA.M R CONKI.IN, AltorMey fur I'lalntlff, 31 Nassau Street, Borough of Manhattan, New Turk City,
Thn appruximato amount of the Ilen or j charge lu satisfy which th" aleive disrrlbed prup.'rty Is tn be auld Is TIIIRTY-NINI': 1 TIIUISAND MKVKN IICNDRKI) KI-\TV-| SKVKN (J39,76() DOLLARS wllh hilereal , tliernon frnm tho 9th day of March. 1921. 1 tfig.'th.'r wllh cusis and allowaijocs amounting 1 to TIIRKK ilC.NDRKD Kll.-TY-T\Vt) ANI) ( 115-100 (J352.85) DDI-I.AKS with int. rest ] thereon from April t, 1921. together with the; enpenaea .if tho sal.'. Tlie amount uf tans, water rate*, eto., now s Men on said premises, i snd which tlM refnreo is directed by thn said ' judgni.-nt of f.ireclosurw t.i pay. amount lo ap- 1 proxiinaO'ly KIVM HUNDRKD 1-:1(;IITY-K1VK | A.ND 79-100 ($585.79) DOM.Alls |
Dated New York, April 9th, 1921, !
RATMOND M.VDONK. Referss. :
THK ISK (»r THK INt (IK-
(IKDINWt 1; KKtit I.ATINt PI III.It lll(,H\t.\\.s r rOR-\TKII \ll,I.At.K til' IiK.\ll'MTKAl>.
HK IT ()|tl>AI\i:!) by the Hoard Trustees of th.- liicoriHjraled Vlllugu of lleiii .stead Its fulluH-s:
That Ihe folliiwinK ordinance b.- and t same Is h.ieby aili.|it'd aa an urdlnance Ih.' ineoriKiiaUd Village nf iienipsteid:
la) Nu aiituiiiubil.'. .-art, truck, cab ur express wagun, , xe. pi public hacks at liubllc hack stands, shall remain slandiug alunjiside Hi,, curb on uny street or high¬ way for a l.iiiK.M- p,rlod Ihun thirty (:io) mlnules, exi-ept at lb,' di-signal.d parking places, or aloiiKsld.' the curb s'ljaeeni lo the dw.'llinK hous.-, .ir piac- of business uf the uwner uf such aulumubil., carl, or truck, ur an ambulaiic.-, cunveyaiice i>r HUlumuhile us.'d by u d'uly lie.iised sur- geuil ul physleiatl.
(Il) Nu la'CHun .ir p<r»uns, linn ur inr- porallon. shall hen-aflir p.irk any injlu- nioblle aluni; any of Ihi' Hlr.ids. hiuh- ways, ur public plne.'S wlihin th.' Villag.i ot lli-miisti'a.l. .ir at the curb Ihereuf. ixi'.pl 111 such iil.i,'.- or piai-..a as are here d.'siisnat.-.l a.s paiMiig places and niaik- ed an.I in.li.al.'d ,,!¦ such.
KII.TON AVIONll';—On Ihe noi'tii side llie|-»or, al 111" lUlb, li.'gliinlim 150 f.-.t west frum lie- w.st.uly sl.lu of Washing- Ion Ktre.'l. running thenee w.'Sl.Tly for a distance uf (IL'5 f.-et alunK llie sal.l slroel, except un siieh night ur iilnhls wh.'h any lodge, assiicialiun ur uraanisatiuft Is using any building un said stn-.i for a staled ur siKi ial in.'.'lliiK, wil.11 the nwnir of an aulumuliil.' mny park sum.' .ni illher sl.le of lliu stie.l, al th.' curb, nut to Interf.'M'. h.iwi-ver, wllh Ihc use uf any lire hydi'itnl. SOl'TII -MAIN STIIKKT-On the east¬ erly side Iher.uf. at the curb, bi'giniilni; al ProBiwei stri-et anil iiuiih alung lh» eiisierly siil,' uf SOl'TII .M.tl.N STIIKKT (alsii kn.iwn us •Mttle .Main Hlr,-eC). r.ir a distance uf 1,")0 f.Mt. al.mg Ihe suld
In III
nnllh.il.v
(.iHKftTY KTUI'IKT- On b<ilh sides uf said sire.'l iH'tween Kiunl Hlr.et and PrusiHM'l SI I t, ut Ih" curb; lais on the
HKllV
Sid.'
lid
northerly,
w(,..s:iid SI
[¦¦RUNT
4rs . fa.'
th.
xteily sldo
uuthirly STRKI':T (in till' suulh.Tly
si.l,- till ii-ul. at II nib; Is-Hlnnlllg al n
point 25 f.-.t eusL-rlv frnm Hi.- tiisin eiilraliee lu lli.< Tuvvn Hall 1.1 th.< west, rly
sill" uf WHshlnul.iii SI I I; un Iho
southerly aid.' Iher.'of. 111 Hi.' curb; Uv- Kinnlng al the easliriy slili- of Mls-riy
l'l up In
ce to Ih.
- basi-ni.ni SWII Hall;
irtli.'rly sl.le Ihi- st.'i'ly frum I In
uf, iH'tilnnlri laHl.'rly
shall be liaiki'il
Kill"
eel, up l>i and within 150 terly si.l" uf .Main Strei,!. rkliik- at this plaee shall .1 Ih.' curb; but no v.'hlel.s during
-il 111.'
Hi Tli.iitl I, wh.'
Ing al.mg MAIN
iipsl.-a.l. in ellh. silun b.i\ I .l,iekl«ill chann" il«
l''Ulllill
prOei-i-<; llHgi' II
uulliirl
J.'ront Slie.t on the soulli
I on the nurlh, shall lur
¦cllon bitween Frunl Sin-.
l''ull.i
¦I'llU.-
entr.
¦ nil ls-t\
Jack-son Slrct, but iniis
illh.r of the
inl.'rsi'CllM k-lvlng III.
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lllll
,iil. In
b"l w.
IK-r Hignal ivli. if uny kind,
.s'rni-;i;T. in
.'ilh.' in hi
Bl then turn. I lurnlng.- h.-n PToce.ling III" Villag.-
an
i-sli-rh
th.'
and (Ir.'.'nwl.h SUeet on (o Chang.' lis direetl.in Street and Suulh .Main SI ¦•I,nil" Main Sti-.-el"), 1 Mi.iii Stn-.'l (al.s<i knuwi SIr.-.l") an.I (Ji
d lu (he
I'll Kir rn.r of "Ilh.
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HI pru- il.l In-
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IIUAKII tlK IIKAI,Til
Addition lo Ihe Siinllury Code. UK IT ORI'AI.Ni;i» by the liuaril ut il. alth ;
'if th.' liicorporat.-d Vlllago of lieinpstead as i
foil.iws: I
That Ih.' f.illo.vinit nrdliiani" Is- ami Ih.i ;
sanu- is h.T.'by udupled us un ur.llnanc.r of;
thu IncnrnorHled Villag.' nf lli'innsliail. j
,, N'.i iH-rson, or pi'rsons, .ir (-.irtsirstlun. shall keep, maintain or cmalrucl a I..lb I. j wal.r eluHut, or privyvault upon pr.'nils.-s , witliin th.i IncuriHirHl.-d llinlls uf Hi" I Village of llempBl.'ud. not i.iiin.-cl. d wllh th" public «<<H,i'r in suld Villag.', and Iho 1 keepip^. inaliiluiiiing or construeting of . any such tidl'-t. water clinB-l. or privy- I vault Is d,-elsr.'d 10 be n publi.- iiuIsuimu I und .luiigerous and dctrluuulal to tlv; I public health. {
-Ml toilets. Water ciusels or prlvyvaiilts j now lu<'at"d within Ihe in. ..rixnal.d limits uf |M< Villugi- of ili-miiHl. ail. nr I which may hereafler Ik- cnn»lrue|.*<l willi- 1 III Ihe Incorporal.'d llniils of saiil Vllluu.'. j shall is.' cfinnecl.d wllh Ihe wwcr In said j Viiiagi', under such rul.'H and regulalluns I as may be nr<iniulgal<-d by Ihn Itourd uf j Ileullh of the Villag.' of ]Ieiop»toad, ur | its duly aulhori/rf-d offlcer. I
Any vl.ilallon of this ortllnance. or of ff.ny j
uf the rulesi und r.-gulaf inns iiruiiiulgated .
hereunder, shall be- deeim-d ^, mis<i<;meanor. !
and lacti oKcnder ahall isiy a lliu' of Fifty | Cum-' (ti«) I>oilars.
luslve-
5 to 37 iiic'usivu.
I pany fbr the er«'Cllon of poles, eonduits.
I Ih slr«sHs. und for future extension of service
»nd for thi' .nsjlion uf isiUs ahins lb.- center j lin.'s of bl.icks a|id along the n.-ur und side 311 inulustvis. I iltu-» of lots.
I 4. All thei luts SjMive dcs<;ribed us lying t lu 4 inelusive. 'it lo 17 inclusive, 22 j vi'UbIn Uluclts 1 lu 12 and 14 to £9 tnciuslve. ' tu 39 Inclush.-. I 52. 33. 30. 44. 4«. 53. iT. 58, 62, 63, «7. «8.
7«. 19 to 21 inclu/lvc, 25 tu 36 iii0)iMi|in). i 70. »l. »3 and 85 lo 9^ b<dh Inclusive are 71. 46 to 48- inclusive. i aubJ"Ct 10 a prior m.>itir««e of KOO.VSO.
HO. il and U. 12 and 13. , ; I,<>ls 1 l» 4, 40 10 44 and 63 tu 72 in-
81. 21 to 26 inclusivi'. I elusive In bimk 30: lots 10 tg 12. 65 f« 57
82i 7 lo n inciusive, 19, 2U uud Nurltieriy ' inclusiv.- in block 35: iottf 1 to 59. (4 to 98. u<M)-li«if 31. 1 105 tu lOil l^Mluslve In blcs-k 37; lots 1 to
8:;. 11 (p 2S inciusiec. 48 und 49, (2 to 64' 17, 22 to 26. 31 to 40, 44 to 49, 6« to 131 inciusive. i Inclusive in block 36: lots) 41 to 50 I
PARCKI. U Map of (iard<;n City Kstiil
This ucdliutnus shall ti|k.> eft.-ct May 20, 1921.
STATK OP -NKW YORK. '¦Ol'NTY oK NASHAC, ss ;
VIl.KAGK Qf liliMl'STKAD.
Ii-rsi-elinu sIrv-lH, and must th.ii turn, giving 111" tir.iis'r signal win n lurnliig
Nu v.-hicl,. of any kind, win 11 prui'.'.sliiig alung (illKKNWiCll STIIIIKT, in Ihe VilluBi- .if Menips(.'sil, in illlnr a nurlli<<rly ..r s..iilh"rly dir.yilun b.'UK-.n l'rim|kct Sir. .1 un the suulh, and i''iont 8tre.'t un the nurlh. shall turn tu chang.' Its dlLslioii betwein Pr.'Hjs'it Sins t and l-'runt Slr.s.l. but iiiuhI pruc.'.sl lo the einner of eltli.r .,f th.- suLi Int. rH'S'ting slr.'its, and iiiust linn luiii, giving th" |iru(M<r slgiiul wlnn luiulng.
.Nu vehi.l" of any kind, wh.n pris-.i-dlng along l''ulliiil Av.-nue. In th" Village uf H.-nip- SI.ad. In .-ii-hir. an easterly ur wiBl.rly di- r.s-tiun li"l».<ii Kraiiklln Slr.'.t mi lb.; west :iiiit Clint.Ill Slr.'.t im Ihi' east, shall lurn lo irliiing" It.s illneliun Is'tw.'in Kraiiklln Sir.-el :iii.l .Main Htict, and Islw.en .Main Slr."t aii.l VVaKliinglun Slr.'il, ami lsl«..n Wash- tun Slreel und Clinton Striii. but must pro- ei.'d t.l the corner uf .'ilhi-r of Ih" sal.l In- lerseeling slrisls. ami muat tlnn turn, giving 111.' pi.iper signal win 11 luiilliiK-
<d) Nu vioi.lur or isd'lfir shall b. slhiwed or |s-rmill.'il lu ninain tfainliiig al Ih.^ curl, of Main Street, b.'lw.s'n I'-runt ami Jseksun Sii.'.-l: ..II i-'r.iiil Siri'i't, Ik tween Kraiiklln Street aijd (ii,s-nwi<rh SIr.-l; on (jnunwh'h Sliii't, bel»".ii l''runl Slr.'.t and l'rosp<s I Stro'l; on Kull.ui Amiiu.', l»-lw.-.ii Washlngion Strif't and l-'iaiiklln SI1..I, ami v.<nd IiIh wares. Is'lw.sii Ih.' Imuis ..f .ighl o'.'lot-k In 111.' morning ui.d iiiin- .. .I.s k al night.
Any vlolutiim uf any uf Ihi provlsluiiH of •tliis nrdinanc' shall r.mler each -liffcnder liable tu a fln.i of not less than IS nor morn ihan flO, Ol' tu Ix' pr.is<-cul.'d as and decl«r."l '.:> te' a dls.ir.lerl" person, or bolli for eaeh offense.
This ordinanee shall take effect Uay.ffiO, 1921.
»Ty«Ti: OK NKSV YORK, CO.'.'iTY of NASSrtC ss.:
V;i.I-AtH': (d- ilKMiSTKAD
K Of m
I, Kug'-m I' I loialfd Villag"
ty, Svx .York. jcomiMCvd Ibe t.
dlliaM'c. eliaf 1.. ' of Trustees of
Ih'j BlitlOl.
iisBau .Couuly. l^jas Island, 1 surveyed by Chsrliw \V.
York LKti7S; l«U 16 tu 17, 21 tu 23. 27 (u 32 Inclusive.
I.Mavlll. Jr.. I 53 to 79 Inclusive in bhuek 76: luts 8 tn 29,
1* la urlflltkinul Brnnf thnt thev will ; I'S"**"!* lintflneer, 1120 llroaijway. New York ' 63 to "5 Iwdusivo in blw.k 77, bds 11 to 17
it IS aaUllWIIttl prooi umi luej w»|i . ^,^_^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ m , inclusive. 24 to 3u in«iusiV" in Mock 78; lots
ovanlujillv HKsnrt » creiltAr uud more «h» "¦"I'^o of Ih" Clerk of tiio County of Nassau | « snd 9 in, Mock »«; lots 7 to 9 inclusive In
evQuii^iij ubbort a. greuior anu mure^^^ j4nu«ry so. ibii*- bioe* »2: i<^is u to 26 inclusive, *i, 35. 3».
than thev do 1 l*»ock. IhMs. ,^ all, 47 Ut 41 Il4clualvc in block 64; »re suitiout
" " ' I ;s. 26 to 4ft iiK-lusive. ' lu a prior morlglg.- of lloH.OOd.
3$. tk lu Ut inclusivi.. I U'l* 8J,lu 64 tnciiwivc li> Woek 36. lols l»r
T, Kup-ne I'. Parsons, clerk of Hi., lu
poratcd villa«c of lif-ii.pH|, ad. .Nusssu C.
t-y. New Yoik, do her.'by certify thft I I
eumpari-d thr foregoing with tho original or- lh'>
dinan.-e. rules and reguWIiuHN cnaiMed and day
adopted by th.< Hoard uf Ibalth ijt aai.l vil- true
lag" and entfr.sl ujsm ih" mlnul'-s of its j name and th. vvh.di-
ni.s:lin» h-ld on the third iay of May. J9.'l,,same is published by
lusive >o"l ll>»< the same Is a truo and (vjifr«K.t copy j der S'nd undnr Um dl
¦tn bliwk 61; lula 11 lo 17, :;2 4o 39 Inclusive "' *»'<> "riglnul ordinance, rules and r,.|ru- of Truslces.
Uaidcu Ci.'.y. i :n hlock 6»: Ms 24 to 36 Inclusivu In block '"'•"n*. and B|e whole lh..-re.if; and that- the I m wnne
Parsons. Clerk of lh.< lii..,i- iif Heimiatrs'l. .Nassau Cuun- lo hireliy certify that I tmVK ir'giing wllh III.- original or- I and H'hipted by Ihe RtMrd IS l'l vlllagi. a.'id • nlerisrl upon ils mo'ting h"id un Ihe third
Ma
a nd '
1921, and Hi
I.- HSlim is original Ini'of. and thai th ri" sulh.irlly und < cliun of said U'la
ofdl-
r-
tk" wh( >u5IUih"d
Whi
same are published by the ordi-r and undur ItM ,llrecltun of Health
In Witnesii Wh-reuf. I ha ire be my hand snd caused the c(jrt«ral
utlwrliy and UdiM-d
whut^Bouie inftuonce now.
4t. 39 ty U iacluuive, CT.
vlllasn tu be kMsod >i«y. itli. 1
(SKAf.) K'HKsi', P rARSft.VH.
tlu, |n<;uii^rai"d Villugc ul tleinp-
my hand und sail t'lllsK* lo May, l»tl unto set ' (OKAI.) seal
I havH Iv reunto s<'( ijis-.l Ihe corporal.- ».'sl of o aliixed this third day ut
Ki.(JKNK 1*. PARMONS.
il»>rat<id Villag. of H.-iup-
this third day of; atcsd. lt»»iui.u Coupiy, Svvi Yuik.
|tu i«4 iBcl«6lT« Id kJuKk il; latm 41 t« OjMMd. M»smh Cbiiau. Nsw Turk.
U«vUi'^ cltuHUlitiU udii brine' rWMlltiu
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