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THE BAIL7 BITDEW, HOinDAT, JUVI 9, IRI
The Da8)r Review
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Nassau County Revien
Anals«nata« wtts the
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XBMMTKiD INQtfflkeB
Samoa E. Btllei. PublUher
Walter 8. Fuanell. Editor
ABSOCIATB KttlTOBB
At MlnMln—ChariM B. rJ«T«r.
At Rodcvllle Centra—William H. Tbompaoo.
At Fraaport—<>cll H. Jolmaoii.
At Hanpataad—Vernon A. Willlama.
0FF1OB8: Aairtaw Betldloc. tl 0o. Main Mtraat. rt^uasort OAmmtr Balldlns. Obaarrar Straat. ItockTUIa
Centra iMSlrer BvUdlas. 41 Main St., Hempatead
warn etr nm pabbnts
for
tor
laoorporatad Uioorporatad
OmCIAI. NEW-BPAPEK VUlase of Fraeport.
OrriCLAL, NEW8FAPER VUlasa of Cadarhorat.
OmCIAl. NBWBPAPBR fnr Naaaan Covnti (or pablloatlOD of aotlcw of Bankrnpt«r IB I>latriet Court of ITnltod Sutea for tbe ¦satam I>lsnet ef New Tork.
OrFK'IAI. NEWHP.^PKK for Great .N'eck Eslatra.
Pnbllshsd DaUy Except Sunday
stared at the Poat Offloa at Freeport. If. t.,
aa aeeond elaaa mail matter, under
Aet of Mar^l. ItTt.
¦abaerfptloo. tt par rear In adraaoa. 8in«la eepiaa, two eaata.
MFIHIT OF IIKMPHTKAII
The spirit nf Ilemiwtciul, wTllili I'St'ii alwuyH be dcpciiclcd u|)on to tlnally as¬ sert itHclf, wau shown wht-n llU! Cham ber of Commerc-o threw Its weight with that of the War Memorial Cimimittcc toward achieving the end .MOUKlit and Upholding the honor und dignity of tho old village. This was shown by offer¬ ing tho monument now in tho c;U8tody Of that organization for hucIi uhc an th? Memorial Committee mlKht make of it. without conditioiiH, and by the further asBuranco that members of the Cham- tier will aid the movement in every way iX)8Bible.
Acceptance of tho offer by the com¬ mittee closes an Incident whieh, unfort¬ unately, hus fur a tlmo caused strife. From now ou there will be one object In the minds of all, namely to erect a memorial, littiiiK tliu splendid traditions 'of'Hempsteail, to those who gave their lives In the servlee of their country.
It ie probable th.it nonii: disposition will be made of the monument thnt will conser\'e tho greater part of tho money spent upon it. KITorts of those who worked for it will not bo lost, and all identities will be submerged, with the flnal result the only aim.
The whole-hearted manner In which thu orKani'/.ations of the vllkiKo have tuUen up the movoinciU, resultinK i" tho pledgiiii; of one-third of tho amount - needed, lu an indication of what ma.v b<< expected when the purpone and n^ds become more Kenerally understood.
In a western OMNiAunltjr tliey have just tried an ll.year'-oM boy for mur¬ der. perlMiiM ttw aaoat iMlciUoas aad farcical proceeding tbat oould be brought in a so-ealled court of Juat-lce. The Jury disagreed. Whnt manner of man it was who would voto to hold a child U yeare oM guilty of murder can only be imagined.
The lack of responsibility of the in¬ fant defendant was indicated when \e n>marked that he was ''goin' swimmin' " wheh they let him out.
True, another little life was sacri¬ ficed and the fond parents of that boy Huffered a Ions that can never be paid to them. Wit was it the fault of the littlo lad who pulled the trigger of the rifle that fired the fatal shot?
Waa it not the foult of the |)arents and the parents of every child in the viliagc who permits an 11 year old in¬ fant to iiavc a death-dealing weapon? Uid anyone try to lix the ]irimary blame'/ f\ No! They were all too busy, all too anxious to prove that the infant de¬ fendant was Inspired byvnalice and de¬ liberately took his playmate's life after they had quarreled.
AVu arc taught tlial the sins of the parents shall be visited on the children. It seems the sins .of some of these par¬ ents—who sinned In that they permit a child to have deadly weapons—had been visited on the head of that little lad whose life was forfeited and that other little chai) who has just had to stand trial for murder u.nd will probably never llvo down tho stain on his name.
The parents should have been tried in this i-nne. They are the ones who know thrir responsibility.
The leBson may well extciul beyond that community.
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ODRLETTERBOX I EUREKA BAIi)p
DO PUBUC SERVICE
ObJerts to Dumpe
£:ditor of The Dally Review;
BIK: I would.Uke to call the utten tlon of ihe road Commissioner, or the Board of Health to the deplorable con¬ dition of tho road on Maine avenue above the bridge.
This stretch of land has been used as a dumping gi-ottnd for all kinds of rub¬ bish by a namber of our merchants in the village. Two of tl^em are known to have used fhis prop<"rty for their ref¬ use,
A day or two ago, some one in town dumped some old rusty furnace pipe9 on this ground. Surely, something ought to be done to stop this nuls.ince. Tnntead of the merchants setting n good example and keeping the streets rieaii. they encourage others to follo\v them which results in such Unsightly spots as the one referred to.
Several months ago. the Health De¬ partment put up a smnll xign to prohibit dumping, but that has long since been removed by tho offenders.
A TAXPAYER.
Uockvillo Contre, June 4.
PnsiiNPeviiw!
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FOB AltMED PEACK
(len. Horace rorlcr, who died a short tlmo hko, was an ardent axivo- cate of national preparedness. When the United States entered the World War hc was too old for active service, but was intensely interested, the more so because of trcrmany's flagrant vio¬ lation of the rulos of neutrality and of war, in thn making of which hc had participated seven years before at Tho Hague,
He referred to this in an address to tho sOumni of West Point at their an¬ nual dinner in 1915.
Mordantly decrytag pacifl^t.s an "doc- trinairios and Iheoriacrs Who would try lo raise omelettes by planting cab¬ bages," he continued:
"This war will be worth much to us if it teaches us the value of being pre¬ pared. The peace .societies say that the only way to avert war is to make peace treaties. Well, I know something about that, for as a delegate to the con¬ gress at The HaKUc I helped to make twelve treaties, which were signed by representatives of all nation.s.
"As to their value—why, wc had scarcely turned our back.s on Ihem when they werjf all broken. Tlicy proved to bo mere scraps of paper. Tlicy were not wortli the sheets they were written on. May our country never invito war by being unprepared to meet it.
"We don't want uiiarmcU war, but rather armed peace. Battalions arc cheaper thun battles."
lUiiAeiUetdmsN«t FdBy Red- bed—Gtk PrUe hceafire For Orfadzation
Rockville Centre, June 6.—Kureka Uand, of which E. Ocropcr is president, appeared before the public in the I>ecoration Day parade and received approval of public.
"The boys are doing line," was a frequent comment.
The band, members of which sup¬ plied the money to purchase their iwn instruments and still i)ay a weokly duel*'to defray the expense of an in¬ structor, have reached a point whert> thoy want to clean up a few oveihitng- ing debts. It proposes to conduct a carnival, in conjunction with the Eu¬ reka Hook & l.«ddcr Company, to reiRC funds. Flans were discussed at a meet- InRT la.st night.
Tho band "has reached a stage where it is In a position to .sell its .services and there is prospects of tho members receiving somo »return for their con¬ si.stent weekly investment of tho past two years. It played pleasingly at the anniversary day parade and will also at the Port Wa.shington tournament, r.ut the members are entitled to rolm- burscment and it Is hoped suffleient funds will bo accuimilVed from the car¬ nival to aid them.
Members of the band feel that whilr they are giving Rockviilo Centro some¬ thing it had not—a brass band—they are not receiving the support or en¬ couragement which such action is en¬ titles them to. They bollcve, however, tViat the people will recognize them when they run their carnival and patronize it.
Tho member.s do not only give of tlieir time and money but when they have work to play in parades they lose the earnings from their regular vocation.s. The band earned Its first street parade money on Decoration Day.
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ADVERTISEMENTS should be read by every member of the family. Tliey moke shoppiiiK an Ciisy patli for a tiiial decision as to where to buy. Thc^y save cnerpy mentally und physically. Weep in touch with adverliscnieiits, and you'll keep in touch with the doings of tile day.
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\ New Road Map ; of laag bhmd
SILLY tHAK.VC'I'KKIZA'riON
A member t»f the judiciary sittiiiK in a murder caso surrounded with all tho revolting dctail.s of wrongdnlng that grows out of tho etcrnjtl triangle—two men and <'i woman—has jijst remarked that to continue the case would serve only tho "sickly hued" newspapers and other loss pleiising tilings.
I'erhaps tho judge is right. Ho knows thu ncws()apers In his home community because some of them helped to elect him to the bench ho occupies, but thero ts also this to bo aaid—a ncwsi)»iper is no better'or no worse tliun thu coin munlty it serves.
Tho woman in tliis particular jnurder case is to VJay tho penalty tho law pro¬ scribes for her crime. Hor male coni- panion paid for his crime with his iifv. Their relationship before tho murder was not Hiuch of a. secret. Perhaps half their iionie villago knew of their dau- dcstliio affair. Tlioy woro caught a short time after they murdered the Ims- band. Xhe details were revolting.
Had thoro beon in that little village u newspaper with a digestivo apparatus strong enough, the clandestine meetings of the couple would have boen exposed tu such extent that thero would have been no murder. There would have been nothing more sordid tlian the eNpo.so of t|>o illicit love affulr.
When ull tho duniugo has been dune, When tbe woman conl'e.sscs her guilt, thin some Judge, who in his Judicial ca pacity might well hive cleaned his home community of unclean things, takes oc- cusiun to remark on tho "sickly huod"
THK WKAKKM)
On Saturday the woeicly bit.
Is handed out, and thi-n n-o split
It lifty-.si'von dlffcront ways.
To la.st another seven J>ty.s. ,
lUittcr, carrots, milk and ige,
llri-iid, and meat, and eggs, i-nii since,
Rent, and then we use the ivst,
To featlK-c up the little iie.sl
(As .Mistress lOthcl used to rojr,
"Thai's ail, there Isn't :iiiy more")
The first marine insurance, accord¬ ing to the conjecture of Suetonius, was in the year 48.
THK TOP KOIMI ,
After seeing llie circus we tako back tlic things we said about last month and vote .May Wirth a whole lot.
Ill fact she was the .Main altruclioii.
Iia
We enjoyed shaking hands with "Vi stciul," the trick camel. "
The lent e<lioed plause
ring '-ing ap-
llill Kdwards went ;ifler the elephants' trunks.
"FIltK.M \Mf NOTKS"
The News' Kire Column, marches to the old war cry; "lIcji, .lllep, 1-2-3-1',"
ll really is an itemized account.
I'he ollicial siuig for the Port Wash iiiKton Convention will be "Hose ana is the lilgliest,"
"Who won Iho war" is a stale cry m>w; its "Who put out tho Ocean Hide lire'.'"
How can a block dance be a success' when Its curbed from tho start?
KKAL KSTATK "N(»TK'*
"(1. l?asso and family have moved to Rose strdct."
Mow" power to the Freeport News, its snappy dope iv'*' spreadlincu. This week tlio legal notices,
•sauiipuaii ajoi;) uo aufpuiMki 0JiA\
NEXT!
"Dog and horse clipping done oa your premises."—Advt. Nol on mine thanks.
' THK I^K1>'.S DAY
Percy ixntl afid Mrs. Ijoril spent IXto- ration Day with .Mrs. l-ord of Morrlck. L. 1... Lord wus away on buainesB.
TIIK KKAHON '
J'tisior Dennett of Freciwrt suys that the lUptisld llvo the longest. It's Because Ofhers look KpLsi-o-PALK ian. press, wholly unniindful that half of - The Prcsby-TIiAIUiane weep to death.
Tho Chriauan BiOH-enii^t&art: w«i«" choly.' " ,
Many aie Catho-LlckKD. Some Imve the wrong MKTHODist.
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itta punishAient of wrongdoing ties in the fact that It may be published and Uk publlo nmdo aware of thu t{t<-'^.
While holdUig no brief fwr tho ''Btlckly hued" press theru Is this to i-epaembei'— with lees of it thoi-o would l>e more wimo and ci-tmlnals r;uLiiii free of.puu- irtummt.
C. H. J.
lu usinjf^flib*Urometer, w^ Hhould notice whetbeli- ft be greatly utiove or below tho mean bfiigbt aud the rupidif.y of itM rise ur tgU^
L. I. Re Re Time Table
Tiikliii; rJtert Muy '^t. lilM
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
« KKKD.WS
l.ruti> N. Y. I'rnn. Htation—.\. .M,. ».tO, .1.40. l.Bi, B.'M, lU.II, 11.00. I'. .U.. kl'j.45.
11..M, ki.'jv, i..%.i, M.fi, :<.oo. is.tr.. ka.is.
f.BA. iti.-iO, ht.lt. 4.5S. hS.in. .1,:<5. k.'i.lB, eC(.(», btl.lS, e,l}», 7.00. 8.10, U.IU. 10.''i4,
il,:io. Mrht. 1^30.
Train* I>av0 'RrookLra, (Flatbiiith Ave.)— A. M.. S.i-,. 5.;«7. 7.03. H.:il. lO.OH. lO.iW. I'. M., kl2.4t. yi.no. kl.%H. 1.19. kS.IH. !i.5». j:<, II. k.t.41. I.un. mt.il. lit.48. 4..^7. h.VIS. r>.91. k.'i..'(2. rS..'ii. he.in. «.51. 7.11, 8.11, V.M. IU.:i». 11.29. Main. I.SU.
WrMlwurd.^
Traliix I.t'uvr KorkvlIlA Crntre—.\. M., S,38. 6.04, «.;«l. h0.51. hT.liJ. h7.27. 7.8», ll?..")?. 8.06. Ii8.«3. h8.4,1. 9.01. h9.57. lO.'/CS, JI.I4. P. .>!.. l'.>.«0. 1.46, 2.40, 3.40, 4,24, A.ua, 3.30, 0.40, 7.31. 8.3«. 0.S8. 11.'^iO. .SINU.WS I-:uKtHHrd
I.ruvr \. Y. I'rnn. ^<tution--.\. M.. 4..10, H.38. 0.5)1. II.:»». P. M., 1.40. 2.30. 4.0.1, 4,.to. 0.t.'>. 8.00, 0.03. 10.17. 11.30. Msbt. 12.54.
Trulnn I.cavr nro«kl,rn (KUIbuKh Avr.)— A. M.. 1.31. 8.25. 10.02. II.3«. P. .M.—1.88, :f,00. 1.05, 4.34, V.l'!. 8.07. 8.57. 10.10. 11.30. NlKht, 12.98.
WrNlnard
TraiiiM I*uv<- Kofkrlllr Oiilrc—A. M., «.*X. 8.32, 0.31. 11.02. P. M.. 12.13. 3.0U. 4.41, 5.15, 7.10, 8.23, 8..V2, 10.00, 11.20.
i HEMPSTEAD
%Vt:KKI>.\YH
I'jiNtward
l.rate N. Y. Penn. »<tatien—\. M.. »,!«, 0.20. 0.13. h7.in. l.tt), 9.00. 0.59. 11.00.
P. M.. kl2.:<0. 12.:iO. 1.13, 1.03. k«.40, 3.00.
3.13. hl,OI. 1,14. Xta, 5.11, 5.41. A.13, «.40.
8.10, 9,10, I0.«4. II.SO. IXUht, 12.30. 1.30. MTmrtnard
l.rave HrnutMlrad—A. M., 3.23, Ii0,23, A.30,
7.0A. h7.SI. 7.48. 8.00, hS.IM. 9.03. ».«U.
10.21. 11.58. P. M.. 12.33. 1.07. kl..14, 2.14.
;i!l4. 4.23. 4.32. 3.2S. 5.48, «.31. 7.0«. 9.20, 10.14, 11.23. Nishl. t.39. WINDAY,"* Kaetnard
I.rave N. Y. Pmn Htatlan—A. M.. 4.20.
*.e>. •¦<)«, 0.39. 11.15. P. M,, i.oe. i:aa,
3.A9, 4.13, 5.23. 6.15, S.tS. •.0«. 9.43, ll.SO. Nisht. 12.30.
Leave nrmp«t«*«.~A. M., 7.29, •.«1, 10.09.
II.S9. P. HI.. 12.87, t.l», 1.58, 3.01. 4.41.
5.29, 5.95. 6.3V. 7.M. S.57. 9.31. Nitht. I.S9.
A TRILY GKK.VT .MAN
A truly ureal man never puts away the simplii^ty of' a child—Chinese.
Ail kinds of Antiques for Sale
Fe Brunei
Mill Road. Hempatead Antiques bought in any coudHion. Send nic a Card and 1 will Call.
mtMrnsmmpm
We will thttrtly nxcivc • n«w lUiii A MctlMr ll<MiiMftp«f Ldiif b. btnd In foNKr nNIH. TtuA b ike Wttmaik w* bmv* sv«r immmL
Send in your name amf ¦diArawMMi a c«p7 wHI he teeertrei tet yens.
Ibssau LamMby
The "WuhwQid" flf tt* h9mt
«hwt>tlaw hmiidry, doiiig Siflltn AWf COLLAXi
rLAtmrnoi
PimSHEI^WOllR ROUCSf DRY
and W£T WASH
21 teei Merrick Road m$^. PR£EPORt
— 0ankof— Rod;vifl^ Centre
I r'— "— mn mil ¦¦¦ IIIH am iiiiiutnn mat
AJnfsttHtXi artlclcB arc the real Aoncst things to buy. Tlicy are true values for the mbney apent. Ke>ip In touch with advertised itesis: Ihey gatlafy.
¦Bt
LB0AL AffVISWUlllO
ammtmOammmimmmB
Don't Milt Time
The doctor's recipe fbr accumulating years (hc refuses to uee the term "OI^ Age") is one that wc all ought to mak4 our own. It is this: "Nothing is simp¬ ler—don't' stop. Juet keep right along. Mix merry laughter with earnest labor. Always have some as yet unflnislied but not too urgent Job waiting Just out¬ side your door. Tlien • you a-lll neve-r know cnnul. To 'kill time' is murder in the first degree."
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Clnssiftefl .SAb Briac Results.
jl!" ' I'I niima,,ummmm,mmama.ammm
Agtitmimfi' ttofncK •mr, A.sWftsohw <>f thi- town of it^mp^
steitd. hereby aJv« no(lc<; tMkt th«!y have coiti- fiOitr'H th« Aeennmcnt Rolla for tke current r»»r (tf21>, aM that a rApy iKerMr hat been left with one oT their ndmher af the ortlcp of the AeaeMorn. Room 201. Tnwn ll«ll> In tfee VllUr* of ]!ii>Mt>ste«<), wht-re tt may be arcn antl examined by anr Ihereon Witll the
'THIRD TVKflDAT OF JVSF.. 1931 iw.Tt follwWfn* aiM that on that day, lo wll, JVSK 41^ l»|>. fnMh » u'eloek A. M. until 4 o'clock P. M.. eald A*iir<<Bora will nuH-t at Ihplr ebM oflft* In th« 'tortn Jtall, VUMr' of Hemtwtead, tn review their aaeeaemehie and I to h^ar and ricamine all coiBplelnta In re¬ ialion to eueh aMeamnenta.
Dntcd this lnt .day of June. 1921, THOMAS It. IIROWKR, ClwAttKHCPj K. A.VKliRH. 8MI-ni COX, AamdhlsOTa of tH« Town of Hempstoad.
iMiiiiUKiinBi^-,
¦«r«anr cetoin fgmimitg- commt
WiUiam r. Bcbell and Heitrr W. KoOgti. PltHitltt*.
NEW BUS UNE
Rockvilfe CmIk to Lni Beadi
Operates from
Obsenrer St. aad Vyitfe Aranic
to
West End of Loiif Beadi, Direct
Slops will be inaile at inter, mediate points
Fare 25c Eack Way 10c To Oeeai Side Otdy
Buses leave every hour oa the hour starting at 7. a. m. daily
Jacob KC. Khrllch, Bttellt SI. Rhrlloh, hia itHti. Rmerr H. Byke», af Truirtea I* Bankruptcy of aald Jacob M.
KHrrrch. Bankrupt. ic«ta A- Aarbn and Rihenne 'Aatta, aie Peppier, Defeadanta.
For advertising s^ce address
General Uelivery, Post Ofllo«, Rock-
vill« Centre
SPECIAL SALE
ALL MAKES OF ,
TIRES AND TUBES
Also
AHRACTIVE BARGAINS
in
USED AUTOMOBILES
ALL MAKES AND STYLES
John Pellegrino
Merrick Road - - Ljmbrook
TELEPHONE 1541
iB ptirktiance ef a Jadftnent of forpcloiror* md sale duly made and entered In (he above entnied actlort, and bearlngf date the 1st day ot SArch. 1921, and In OUrauatica of an order amending aaid Judgment duly made ahd enterad in th* above entitled aetloA and bear*- Inr dato the itth day oT March, lf21. I. tht undersigned, the Referee In aald judgment named, will aell at labile Auction to tha hitlieet M4der at the riy>ilt door of tbe Naa^ nu County Court Houne in Nflneola. Naaaan roXJhtj', Kew tork, on 'tueaday. May :4th, tm, at t o't'loclc In tha aTtei^oon. t'he rol- lowljig premiieea mentioned and deacribed li iatd' JilOrtaem,
AT.t. tfiOR*' eertata |>lotil, iriecea or parcela of land, aKuate, lying and being at Itcmpatead Garden*, Town of Itcmp- ftesd. Oonrtly of Navaau and State of New Tork. known aad designated on a certain m»* entltlifd, "ifap of Ifemp- atms Oardena, ijueena Couhty, I.. I." nied July 14, 1191, In the Queen* County Clerk'* oaiie, and Kfafrh 6. ft99. In the Naaaau County Clerk'a Offlce, aa Pint Number 12, on Blocli 2i Plota Number* 23 end 2(. on Blocic 6: Plot Number 4. 6n Bloeic R: abd Plo^ t, oa Blook p^ aa laid down oa laid maP-
aubject to covenant* and realrlction* If aay. cnntalned^ hi fonner reoorded In¬ atrumenta a Heeling aald premlaea. Datod April llth. 1921.
STKTSON O, OAVIDSON, Refer**. OICORQK A. NAULK, niQ.. 4tt"rii«y for ^Mintnr*. •"- •"MAI a. a^ihalcA N. T.
81'PBMlti: COlltr—Ni%St4AU colntt
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[Title (Juarantoir and Trunt Com- : pany. a*.'Preatoe. Plaintiff
i, —a«i>ln»l— :
Garden City Vlitates and other*. : ' Defendants
FREEPORT
Wr.BKD.tVH
Traina Leave N. Y. Prnn Mtatia*—.t. H.. ii.4e. 5.4«. I.at. s.3«. 10.11, li.eo. p. .«..
lilt.SII. kl^.4.-k, lt.51. kl.J». l.OS, ta.iB. X.OO, i3.(3,'kS.IJ, h4.04, et.XS, ht.ll, A.M. bS.15. tii.mi. S.-t.^. !>.'(.le. kS.IO. J,%.t». h«.15. S.tB,
T.o». M.io, ff.ie. te.st. II.SO. Might, i.se.
hVNI»AVH
A. M.. 4.10. B.IB. O.ftB. 11.39. P, M., I.M,
i.&n. i.Ki. 1.50. «.i». S.ee. n.o». io.it, ii.sv. Mehf. It.SI.
Tralaa Leave Hraoklya (Vlatbitah Ave.)— WKKSUAVH
A. M.. S.47. &.B1, liaa. S.S4. le.us. le.se.
p. »!.. kU.lU. klt.44. 18.00. kl.tS. 1.4I», h«.48, 2.S». j.t.4i. k3l.41, h4,0}, mi.it. b4.48. 4..1T. k3.t3. k3.3«. S.St. k.^.3«. kSTSX, ia.iZ. he.P. •.I>l. 7.11. 8.11. ».I4. le.ts. ll.tU. P. M., I.se. , Night. Suadaya. 4.Si, B.ta. XB.at. ll.M. |.\. M.. I.M. S.te. 4.0.1. 4.M.
•.It. s.ei. ».ii. 10.10. ii.se. p. m.. it.os KIglrt.
Tmlna L,ea«e t'reriMirt far New Yerk lUmA Nraalll)a WeehAaya. 3. to. ft.M. S.SS. h«.4t. hT.eM. h7 !» n.31. h7.4«'. jr.4">, h7.31, 7.37. hS.iS. h)l..t'7. hS.,'>«. bB.AI, 10.lt. ll.OS, A. M-. tt.10, I.M. B.B1. i.XB. 4.IS. 4.1S. <.»•. •.S». 7.:tl. S.17. B.ta. MAB. P. M. awidajm «.IM. •.t4. S.tS. I«.5t. A. M.. It.OS. t:5t. 4.M. li.n. S.43. 7.11. S.U. 8.44. O.SI. M.tl P. W.
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making oiA a deposit slip. The
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valuable record some
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pass-book.
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Tn' ihirVuaneo of a JudafmeBl of forocloiure and aale. dtHv made aaa catered In the above entitled action, and bearing diite the 13tn day of May. 1921. 1, tfio uiidei-algned. Iho referee in naid Judgment named, will aell at public aitefloU to ttih hlcDeiit bidder, by Jaihea C. Archcf. aiMitioaeer, at tha front ateiMl of the Naa.tuu Coontf Court Ilouao at Mineola, in thn Counly of )4aa«au.. on the Tth day or June. Itiil, at It) o'cl<x'k A. M., tho prcmieea dl- rirted by auld Judgment to be auld, and therein dowrlbed am follows:
AT.4. thoae certain Iota, iilccea or parcela of land, aituate. Iy)ng and bcimt at Oarden City KatntoH. C!ounty of l^aaabu- and State of New Tork deaerlbod aa foilaw*; ' PARCliL A Map of Oarden City Uetatca. Section A, re vlaed antf extended Oarden City. Nassau Counly. Long IiUml. N. T,, aurvcyed and dra-wn by Kirby, Pettlt and Orcon. M*y, 1907 and fllcd aa Map No. 12 In tho olHce of the Clerk of tiM) County ot Naaaaa on July 23. 19»7.
Lots. St. 22, 41 to GO inclusive. 1 to 17 Iaclusive, 2& to 37 Incluaiva. 4 ahd i. It aai 'it, U And It.
1 to « Inclualve, 23 to it Inclusivs. 1 to 6 Inclusive. Z to 4 IhclUKlvf. 14 lo 17 inclusive, 22
to 3* inclusive. 19 to il iholitHlvc. ii to It iocluflva, 71. 40 to 4> Ihcluslve. to. • aod t, 12 and 12. tl. 24 to 31 inchisive. IS. 7 to * indO^ve. :9, SO and Nurlbcrly
one-half 21. tt. 11 to I« inolaaiva, 41 aa* 4». tl to 14 taclualve.
PAIICEL n Map of Garden City Kalat'es; Oarden City, Nhhihiu County, T^in* Islandt^Now Turk I.ot Plan aarvMted by rharter W. I.cavltt. Jr.. I.anscape Engineer. 220 Hroadway, Nuw Tork Clif. Juna 1»09. and fllod us tfap No, 19 in thu office of tho Clerk of the Couaty of Nassau on Janaary 20, 1910. Bluck. Lots.
St. Zt to 40 Inclusive. Zt. tt te ISI Inclusive. It ta tl tttolnslv*. t7. £4. It md tt. '. to 91 inclualve. 1 (O 31 InclUelVtF.
I ta 42 ioelitslve.
1 to 30 larluatve. 2« to :>3 Iaclusive,
St to 43 htclusl%e, t to 17 laeluaiva, Zt t« 41 laciaaiv*.
17 snd et, 1. t tu 6 Inclualve. ,
I. 2 to • Incltnlv*. 1 to I ioeliwtve. 1 to I Inclusive. tl. I to t tosnalve.
r-AACi::L C .Map of Oarden City Batatea, Uarden CUy, Nasaau Couaty. fjong Island. New Tork, liOt Plaa, aarvavod by tnaarlea Vir. I.,aavltt, Jr., I.andsettpa fCtiglDeer of zzo Rreadtray, New Turk City. Jaly 1407, aod ftled a* Map Nu 17. In tka o«ee af the Clerk of tba (Coaoty of Naaaaa. 00 Beptnaber t. Ittl.
2t. se. 21 and 27.
1 to 4 Ihalattve. 33 to tt tnclasire, 4*
to 44 iBClottvu. «3 ta Tt Inolwalva. e« to It Inclaaive.
•t to cr laalasiv*.
It to 12 lastasivo. tl to 47 lacioalrs,
tt te (4 1belaM^e 1 to e laduslvc, 47 to te inclusivs. 1 tu M taelosf e. 44 to tt lodaalvs,
Mt to Mf htclaalve. 1 to 17 iBrtaslTa. 2Z to 4t laelaalta.
47 to 4* taeiaaive. St te II laueatve, tl to 7« taelotive. St to ft laelasive.
Zt to 3t ineltiaivc. 44 tu 60 loclnalra. I to 11 swiaMVB. tt ta tt BiiliMlTa 1 to 10 ipttustea.' t3 ttl tt taeimgie.
1 te It tatiluatva. tt «• tl iailaitva. 1 to t |oei«Mv«. t« to triaoloalr*. 33 lu 3( laolnaivo. ,
tt tw If bmgA^*. u ta 19 mmoAi*.
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14. t <M IsTTT t» H ladaslva, tt. tl,
tt. tt. 4;. ta 4* faclaatva. tt. irtd fl ttetadn-e. A to 4T ImImI**.
to to 42 metatira. tt. t (^ It IntlMllr*. 9t ta It ^mMsIv*,
- IT. 1 to M iMiatia*. 44 to tl AAAama.
tt. 1 la T tamadtn, 17 to »« IMtUtva. PAKtrSL. D
Map of Oardetf iSMy Catatea. aardao Oty, Naaaaa Conotr, t«a« Island. N. T, Lot Plan No. 2. Sactleo Worth of Newmarket Saad. ttvlaat Umr II. Ittt. br CyrH E. Marakall. C. E.. aad flted la the atAm ot tba Clert of tba Cowty of IVaMwlk «« J«M t. ItlS. ao ma» namhir 44.
Mack. Lata.
1. 1 ta 4t iaettMlre.
2. 1 to Itt taaiaaive.
3. t to t« tuchlalee. Cl to tit inoliniro.
4. 1 to 1«7 IwelaMve.
C. 1 to le Inciuelve./.
t. 1 to .13 iBtlualve.
t. 1 to 61 iBClttMve
t. 1 to It Inclualve,
t. 2 to 2« Inclusive.
10. 1 to 7 inclaaive,
11. 1 t« 70 iaelaaiv*.
12. 1 to 43 iacloalve, 14, I to 1«7 itielahlve.
IE. I to 43 incluatve. 41 In 91 taclualve.
14. 1 to 71 iaclualve.
17. 1 to 17 Ibelusive.
It. 1 lo St fhetaat**.
19. 1 to 31 InoltMlve.
20. 1 to tt Ineluslve.
21. 1 to 33 tn«lnim'e. 2!< to 47 Inclaaive.
22. II to 21 lBClaai\-*, e2 to Ct itK#a*4va.
23. 1 to 33 Inclaaive, 40 to CO InclualVO. te to 4t Inclaaive.
¦ 24. 1 to 3S iaoltsilv*. )t to 17 tevtuolve, 12 to 41 iBolaalve,
2r>, 1 tn SI iaclusive.
2«. 16 to 2$ hiclaalva.
27. 1 to 14 laetuslx-e.
SI. 1 to 22 Inclaaive.
AL80 ALL thone Parcels nf lsnd shuwn on Map of Oarden Cily Kstates, Oarden City. Kaasao County, l.rf>nt Island. New Tork. Amended Ix>t Plan, Oarden City (istaten North developed by The Montrey Realty Company, tot Fifth Avenue, New Tork, msp tiled July 1910, by Cyril R. Marshall, G. E.. Heativ Stead, I.. I., amended September. 1916. by RosWell B. BHylts. C. G., lluatlntfton, I.. I, and flled an Map namber II In the oHIon of th* Qlerk of the County ot Naaaau, on Novemt>er 4. Ittl. hereafter deacribed ax Parcela 13. P, and O.. aai Itoiroded a* follows-.
PARCEL E BKOlKItTNO at tho comer furme<l by the interseclinn of the Easterly side of Naamu Boulevard and the Northerly aide of Madison Avcnu4 as shown on Said msp: running Ihence Noftberly along said NssSau Boulevard 40 feot: thenea Easterly parallel with Madison Avonue nnd part uf the dlstaneo through a party *all 160 feet: thence .Southerly parallel wllh Nassau Boulevard 40 r<<et and tbeltcs Westerly alonB Madison .\vea\to UO fe/t to the poiitt or place ot beginning: said premises tonstHatIng what would have been lots I and 3 In Block I on said Map bad said lots boon numlwrod tbereon.
PARCEL r BI-XIIN'NINO on the Easterly side of Nan- BBU nou!e\-aril 40 feet Northerly from asid Madison .\venue. nn shown on said Map, run¬ ning thence Northerly alung said Nassau Boulevard 40 feet: theneo I'siilerly parallel With Madlaon Avenue 160 feet: Ihetleo 8oulh- orl.v parnllel with Nasssn Boulevard 4« feet snd thonct) Westerly twrallel wllh Madlnon Avc-nuo 160 feet lo tho point or placo of tX'glnnIng; said premises constltullng what would have been lots 3 Snd 4 lh block I nn ssld Map had said lots been aumbsrol thoreon,
PARCEL O
BEOINNINO on tho Eaalerly sido of Nas¬ sau Boulevard 40 feet South uf Msillson Avenue, as shown on ssld Msp running Ihenfe Easterly parallel with said Msdison Avenue snd part of the dlxtanee through m tarty wtill 15n feet; thence Southerly parallel with Nss¬ ssu Boaievsra 40 feet: theneo Westerly psr- allcl with Madison Arenue 150 feet snd thence Northerly along Nsssau Boulevard 40 feet to the point or plaoe ot beginning: said premises eonslliuting what would hsve been lots 7 and R In Block 9 on said Map had eald luts l>con nnmbered thereon.
PARCEL H
ALSO ALL that oertaln tract, piece or parcel of lahd situate, lying and beng at Oarden City E«ate«, Coanty of Naaaant ahd Btato of Nnw York, bounded and described as follows: BKOI.N'NINO at a monument at the easterly sido of the Nassau llouievard, dis¬ tant ,'l«,02 feet •outberly from -the comer formed by the inlorscctlon of tho said easterly side uf Nasssu Boulevard with the southerly side of Csmbridge Avenuo: running ihenee north 7 degr<K;s 'il minutes enst slung th» eaatarly aide ot tlte Nassiiu Boulevard X.Ol! feet tu the suulherly nUlo of Cambridge Avenue, thence south 10 degrees 47 minutes 30 second* cast alonf tho (outberly aide of Csmbrldt« Avenue 1676.12 feet to Ihe eaaterly aide of land conveyed by Ahnlo J, Cameron, to the OHrflen City Kstulcs by deed dated July IO. 1906: running Ihence soulh S degrees G9 minutes 30 seconds w^st 191.05 feet along the easterly sido of ssld land to a stnne monu¬ ment vhich marks the cJtreme soutVsalerly point of land conveyed by Ihe deed above referred lv; theneo north 19 degreea 10 tnlnutei 20 seconds west 1060.01 feot along tho southerly sido of l*nd Conveyed by Ihe deed above nferrcd to another monument, thenco north 9 degrees 41 minutes esst 304.02 feet to soother monument, thanen north 78 degrees .17 minutes 6 seconds west 039,11 feet to tbe noint oi* plsi6e of beginning, thn last two course* running ilong the southerly boundary of the land uunvuyad by the deed above referred to.
TOOETTIKR wllh all tbo right, tllle snd Interest of the parlies of. In and to the land lying In Nssssu Boulevard and Cambrldgs Avenu'^ adjoloint said prcmlw* to tbe centra line thereof,
SAID pRnMr»t:s are si:bjrcT:
1. To any statu oC fticis that an accurata survey may »how snd to any rcSerystlons. covenants and rostrlelions affecting tho satne.
S. Tu sn easement of all lut owners on )Mld Maps over Um stroels. roads or avenues ahown on said Maps.
,1, To easomcnIA grsnicd to Nassau Oan Cumpany to lay and maihtsin ••• Pipes In all of said atreels, roada or avenues: to eane- inenls granted to NusKau-.Surfulk Lighting l'omi»any to lay gaa pipes In the streets ur ro«4B and tu erect stroet lights sod fur fulurn extensions of service, and to furnish gas lo owners of said property; to psscroent grsntrd to New Tork g .N'ew Jersey Telepbone Com¬ pany for tho erecllon of poles, oohdults, gr In street*, and for futurn tuttrnslon nf servloa snd for tho erecllon of poles along tbo center lines ot blocka and alottg tbe rear snd alda lines of lots.
4. All Ibe lols sbovo described ss lying within Bloelm 1 to 12 daJt ll to 21 Inrlmlve, Z2. 33, 36. 44. 48. 6:1. 677 61. 0;!, CS, 17. 41, 7(1. II. 13 and t-> to 91 both Inclualve are aubjoct to a prior mortgu^ ot 9400.400.
I.Kits 1 to 4, 40 to 44 and 13 lo 73 in¬ clusive in block SO: lols 10 to \i. 66 to 67 incloalvo In block 31; lots I to 69, 41 to It, ine to 109 InelusUe In block 37. Ms 1 lo 17, 22 to 21. T,l lo 40, 44 tu 49, <« to 131 Inclusive in block 31; lot* 41 to 10 Inclusive III bluck ei: lols 14 tu 17, 'i'i tu ;it Inclualve In bluck 19: lot* 24 to 24 Inclusive In »I«M'II 76: lot* le to 17. 21 to S3. 27 to 32 incluaive. 63 to 79 inclusive In block 7li; lot* I to 39, 63 In 76 Incluaivn in block 77: Inls II to 17 inclusive, 24 to 36 Ineluslve In Irtock 71: lots I and 9 In btock It; lots 7 lo t inclusive in block 12; luts 13 to 21 Inclualve. 34, 36, II, }t, 47 to 4t inoluslve In bloek 14: ars sabjeot to a prior mortgugo of (400,1^0,
Lot* 12 lo 14 mcluslve In block 31: lot* lot 104 laclaatve in Much tfi lola 4J ta 4t Incluslvo In biw-k SU: lot* 21 *iid 22 In bl(<ck lot* 4, 6, 20 snd 37 In Mock 40; Iota It and 19 m Mock 01: lot* 23 to 31 iilelualve In block II: lots 2 snd 4 Inclusive In Mnck t9( 46 tu 41 Inclusive In block 71; tats It and 13 in block 40: lot* t and 10 in btock ara *ubject to a vriur mortgage for 140,400.
IaMs 27 to 20 Incluslvo In Mnck tt sre sbb- Ject to two prior mortga«»s for 14400 siol IIO.iiOO respuctlvvly: luts 24 to 20 inclusive In bluck 64 are subject lo prior mortvao"^ fur 110.000 and I76l>0 ir*p«H-tIvely; lot* 44 to eo Incluslvo In block 61 aru subject to a prior mortgage for tlO.OOO. Iota 33 to 36 in WiKk 7S sre subjoct lo i>rlor mortgsgea for 14.000, lltoe gnd t4t.044> respeetiri^.
Lots S4 to 2« inclusive In block 74, ara subject to prior mortgage* for flOeO AbS 140,000 respectively,
Tka •maliaaa a*ova l«trlb«< an parcel* B. P and O, am aaoh apUeet la arlor arnmgagm tor l2eM and l«0,t«« ren»*attv«ly.
Tka graMlaee thavm deaorlbed ga parael H. are siibiact to frtiir aturtg—us for lllvMt aad 144,40* respoctlvely. 1
I.ota II. 14 and' It in Mockl 76 are 'n|l>J«ct to a laMa mgHrtaa Aasuac lat, Ittl, kat4 by PbUIP poAa,
Uaied Mar 14th, IMI.
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