COUNSELS AT ODDS IBOY STRUCK WHEN OVER TUNNEL CASE! STILLMANCARSKIDS
ReifSchneider RepKes to Grifttbs'Sonday Morning Aeddent At
t a Sp«elal Tera of thf Svprem* Coart, of thr SUt* of Vrw Yofk. hcM in 4IKI fnr the , Countr nf Klnc*, in thr Bofouch* of Brook- lyn at ,tb* County Court Hvu^e. on th* 15th day of March, I»tl. : Hon. JAMES C. VAN SICLEN.
Justice.
Contending Ckanf e of Loca¬ tion Affected Proceedings
HMnpfttelld, April 1. —P«llx Relf- (ir!hn«kl«r. Jr., vfllag-o |t-ountwl tak,p« luMUe with lhe claim of fuTTWT vlllaK«' cx>unfirl H. Willard Griffiths regarding tho proper «ervir(> of ndtlfc In the mat- tor of th&- uncUTijroundf tunnel between Van Cott avenue md Kcnzlg plare. Thf proceedinK wan dlnmlnHefl by the Public Hervfcc CommlMilon on thc graond of Improper service of notice en the railroad company.
Mr. arltttliu, la a letter to Village ' Pri^ldent Howard S. Brower, claimed thiit notice hnd been nerved. Mr. Rolf- Bchneider, in n Klatomcnt, said that the Ootloe of the orlRinnl applica¬ tion wa« «»rvp<j but that after that ser ytt'm the'location of'the proponed tunnel waH chabKed, and that the objection of tho railroad company was well taken. I^hiio the 'obJectli-Kj is purely technical 'thp railroad company I>a8ed thc placing at a point now proposed .and apparently Intends to take advantage-of every op- priTtunity to fight It.
Mr. Relfachnelder'a «tatement followa: "Tho original application wa.s for a sub¬ way about two blocks above Washing¬ ton streei Hchool but objections having been madf to th»> itiibway at that place the subway about two blm-ks Imi'Iow the school was decided upon a*><l the hear¬ ing was to be nbout this lust prop(^l
la th« Mattar of th* Apvlieation ot THE qUEENS-NA.^A1J MEDICAL SOCIETY to Cbanice its Corporate Name to thc MEDICAL .SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY OF QUEENS. INC.
Order Chanrinc Name of Corpora¬ tion.
Franklin Sqnare Haa Jnst Uaked Ont
Hempstead, March HI.—Facts hava Just bwome known regarding the auto¬ mobile accident In which James A. ritlllman. president of the National
City Bank of Xew York, whose domes- .... ..-. - - ., ,
' authorlxiiiK it to assume anotlier corporat
tic affairs are being aired in the courts | name to wit: the name MEDICAL SOCIETY
Upon reading: and flllriir the petition of THE QUEENS-NASSAU MEDICAL SOCIE¬ TY, a domestie corporation, duly verified.; by Thomas C. Chalmers, ita president, wherein said petitioner prays for an order
flgitred at Franklin BqTlare morning, when .Mr. Stiilman's cAr struck and Injured Raymond Rath, an eighteen year old youth of that place.
An element of secrecy has surround¬ ed the cfase and It was reported that Mr. .Stillman had driven on stopping after hitting tho boy. This, however, Is readily denied by relatives of the young man when the report was made known to them.
Mr. Stillman was on his way from New york to the Oarden City Oolf Club, of which he Is a member, for a day's recreation. He was driving hi9 own car along the Hempstead turn¬ pike, when another car came from a Kidie road, turning well into the middle of the turnpike. In order to avoid a coiUslon. -Mr. Rtillman threw on his brakes hard an'd his car inkldded to tho side of the road toward the street car trackc, striking young Rath, who waa standing beside the road.
The boy, according to residents of Kranklin Hnuare, at flrst seemed stun¬ ned by the blow and his clothes wero badly torn. Mr. Stillman stopped at
subway. There may have been a notice
ser\-ed as to the first proposed subway j""^'' ""'' ^^"^'' ^''' attention to the boy,
but Commissionin- VanN.-imee after ex-!^^*»" doflared he was not hadjy hurt.
amining tho rerord informed those pres- | ^n*''" K'^iving his card, Mr. Stillman
icontlnuetl nn his way to the Club, 1 where he spent the d.iy. In the after
ent there wns no record of a'notico .is to the B<>cond or southerly subway and
iurthor Mr. ;!orluthtr's objection to the regularity of the proceeding was well tnken."
SUBMABINES IN TEST
.Norfolk. Vil., April 1.—What is said to l>e thc longest voyage ever under¬ taken by submarines, unattended by larger ships, since Oermany sent "tl" boats tt the United States dpring the war, will be attempted by the ten Amer¬ ican submarines next month.
Ten underwater crafts of the "R"
¦class will leave l>ero on April 12 for
Sun Frunelsco. Final test.s will begin
Mondliy in Ches.ipeako Bay operating
from a b.ise at Yorktown.
The submarines will pass through the Panama Canal on ;lhelr voyage westward nnd will be permanently sta¬ tioned on the Pacific coa.st, accompanied by the "molher ship" Camden. After leaving beie the first stop will be made af Key West,
noon he sent a repre.sentatlve to learn the boy's condition, and In the even¬ ing he called on him himself and brought Dr. M. Stoddard Dooman of Oarden City, who made an examin ation. Mr. Stillman left orders that the boy Iw given the b^iii(,'of care and 'then returnei^ to the city.
Young R.tth Is about again as usual ttnd" apparently suffered no serious in¬ jury.
THK PBOPLB OF TIIR STAtE I YORK.
Sundav 'OF THE COUNTY OlJ" QUEENS, INC.. and upon flling the certiflcate of the .Secretary of State annexed hereto, certifying that tha name which such corporation proposes to assume Is not tl)e name of any domes¬ tic corporation or a name whieh he deems, so nearly reaemblinn H. as to be calculated to deceive, upon filins proof that a copy of the petition, herein and of the Notice of
Wintout^ Motion were duty nied with the Secretary of State and upon fillnit due proof hy affi¬ davits showine that Notice of the presen¬ tation of said petition has been duly pub¬ lished onee in each week for three suc¬ cessive weelcs in the Nassaa County Review, a mrwspaper of the Connty of Nassau in which Connty such corporation has mem¬ bers, and in the Flushinr Daily Times, a newspKper of the County of Queens, in which County such corporation has its prin- eipaJ offlee and place of business, and the ^oart being satisfled by said petition, and by the alUdavita and certiflcate pifesentei) therewith, tbat the petition is tr»le, and that there is no reasonable objection, to the change of narae proposed, and that the petition has been duly authorized, and that notice of the presentation of the peti¬ tion, as required by law has been made.
Now, on motion of Harr.v I. Hubor. at¬ torney for the said petitioner, no one op¬ posing, it is,
SRDERED. that said petition be and the e hereby Ih Kranted. and that the peti¬ tioner herein "The Queeris-Nansau Medical Society," l>e and it hereby is authorised to assume another corporate name', to wit, the "Me<liral Society of the County of Queens, Inc.." on and after the l«th day of April, l'b21, and it is further,
ORDERED, and directed that this order be tntcrpd «nd tin- paiiiirH ur. v'h'.dh It it granted be filed, within ten days from the date hereof, in the Offlco of the Clerk of Uuerns t;ounty, thn Cuunty in which thn certl(Icat<- of incoriioratl'in ot saiil rnrpcirii- tlon Id nifd; and that a ccrtined copy of thi» order, within ten days nfter the entry thereof, be filed In the offlee uf th-" St->ietary ..f Slate, and a c-rtlflcd copy of this order tie ftlcd In tho otflte of the CUrk of .Vawau County. and further. that a curiy of tills order lie published once .1 week for four successive weeka in the Nassau County Review, a newspaper of the County of Nassau, a newspaper in which County %uch corporation has members, and in the Klushintr Dally Times, a newspaper in the Couilty of Queens, in which County the said corporation has its principal otilce and pjuce of business, beginninR within ten dayn af¬ ter the entry hereof. Enter in Queens County
JAMES C. VAN SICT.EN,
.1. S. C. Granted.
March 15, 1921.
WILLIAM K. KELLY, Clerk.
NOnCR TO (SRniTOBft
Purauant to an ordKr ot Hon. Leone D HowrJt. Fiirrnirate ot tbe Couhty of Naaaau. notice la hereby tlvert to all peraona harlnx
clalma asalnat -
TlwnMa T". ¦¦¦>»» : .' ;
late of Oeeanalde. In the anld county, deeeaaad. I late of to present the srime with tho Toaehem there^ j ceaaed,
to
yantx TO CRKDITOBS
..J an ord-r of HtiN LBONK D. -iurroitaie of the County ot Naa- ij hereby .tlvn tu all paranna -inia aioUnat
AtmPtm Nkhala Pnwport. in tne aaia county de¬ it Ih" ^;im.- wi-h tlir TOUf.h-
lo tlw ^aubscribera. the administrators of the^ooda. ehnttels aod credlta which w»r<i uf said dec-nsed, st their place of transactlna boainess at the office of t\'rijrt»t and Wrl«ht. RockvUle Centr*. Now York, on or before the flrat day of May. nest.
Dated. Mlneola. N. T., OctobM: 15. l»2^ HKLIBflA K^li:?DKN, j
KRNIJST RAMSDEN. 1
Adminlstratora W*IOHT AND WRIGHT. Attorneys for Adminlstratora, RockrlliA Centre. -V. T.
rk, un 01
ers there.>f.
of th<> lati
ceasrd. at
at the oflle
Dank BolldhiK. I-ricfori. .S._w '
before tbe ISth day of May next.
Dated. Mlneola. N. T.. ()etober 10.' It20. I WALTER U. .NICHOLS,
Executor. SIDNirr H. SWEZET, Attorney for Executor, Freeport Hank liulldlnc, Preeport. N. T.
PANSIES BEAT CASINOS
THREE STRAIGHT GAMES
Hemp.stead, April I.—Thc Casinos of Oarden City and the Pansies of Hemp.stead bowled here Wednesday, the Pansies winning in .straight games. Three teams of the leairuc, the CasinoH, Pansies and nelloroso, are now tied for tlr.st place, with 16 games won and 14 lost." The Imperials have won 14 and lost 1.1, and the Country Club of Gar¬ den City ha« won l.'i and lost 12. Should the Imperials win two on Friday, five te^tu.s of the league would be tied. The score Mis as follows : '^
Castriiis—807, 90l, 905; Pansies^—847, 942, 937.
NOTICB TO CREDITOBS
Purauant to an order ot HoJT Lewia J. Smith, County Judge and Acting Surrogatr of the County of Nassau, notico Is hereby given to all persona having clalma againat
BOSE O'BYRNB. late of Freeport, in the aald county, deceased, to present the aame with the vouchors there¬ of, to the subscribers, the administrators of ceased, kt her plaee of tratuacting business the ^floods, (.'battels and Credits whleh were of said deceased, at their place of transact¬ ing baslnfisB at 13!> Whaley 8tre«t, Freeport, KasaAS "nc-'jr. .'^•w TorW. ¦«" nr before the IGth day of July neat.
Datod, Mineola, N. T.. neo«mtM,r .», <*ti ROBERT O'BTBNK MARIE F. McOHBE,
Admtnistratbr- CHARLES 8. HATES.
Attorney for Admlniatrator!, 32 Court Btreet,
Brooklyn- N. T. CTW.
NOTICE TO CRBDITORS Pursuant to an order of HON. LBONC D. HOWELI., Surrogata of the Cpanty of Nas¬ sau, noMea ii harebjr given to all iMraons having clalma against
John Heary SlmonooB late of Rockville Centre, ia the aaid countr,
the
vouchers thereof, is the aubscribera th* ex ecutors of the last Will and Testament of aaid deceased, at their place of transacting business at the office of Wallace * Patter¬ son, Bockville Centre, New York, on or be¬ fore the 20th day of August next.
Dated. Mlneola, N. Y.. FebrJary 2. 1M1- WILLIAM B. SPRAOUX. FKANK DAVISON,
Exeeator*. WALLACE A PATnUtSON, Attorneys for Kxecutora, No. 16 Front Street. Bodkville Centre. K T.
NOTIO« TO OSKDITOBS
Pursuant to an order of BON. LEONB D. ROWELL, Surrtigate ot thf County of Naa¬ aau, notice la hereby given to sdl pereo<^ having clalma against
Prtaeott A. Rherw late of Oarden City, tn the aald county, de¬ ceaaed, to preaent the aarea with the vouch¬ era thereof, to the aubecrtber the executor ef the Iaet Wili and Teatament of aaid de¬ ceaaed. at^Jisr pluce of transacting bualneaa at tha onk» of Phlllj> Hunttntton. City of OI<^ Cove, New' York, on or Itefore tha flrat day of May next.
Dated, Mlneola, N. T., October 14, l»t«. I BMILT LUCIA SHERSR. I Executor.
HHlLm HUNTINGTON. Attorney tor Kxecutor, >oat Oftice Building.
City ot .Olea Co'ra. N. T.
I NOTICB TO CBBDROKfl
Puraoant to an order mt Hon. Lewis J. Rmltb Coimty Judge and Acting Snrnognta of tlM Countr ot Naasau, notlp. la itarnby given to all peraona hiving oltlma against
SMITH .VAN NOSTRAND, late of Seaford, in tbe aald county, deceased, to preMBt (he aame with the vwi«li«ra thereof, to the aulMeriber the eaMutar ot tbo laat WIU onil T^•aUment of satd deeaoaed, at her plae« Hi traSaaotlng. buaiaaaa, at tbe oflloe of Sidmr H, BwsMir, PCMport. New Tork. ori or before the flrat day ot July next.
Dated. Mlneola. N. T., Daceiiibcr 11, l»t«. HARRIliT A. VAN HOPrSHXtrO.
) Marlp Dornback. Katherine Schneider, Pred Busae. William Buase, Elisabeth HUp¬ man, Kato Krlck, l''re(l Klenk, Charles Klenk. Amelia I>UerrHchmldt. Charles Hchi.ll, Kllisatieth Luther. i'eter tteholl, Anna Scholl, Peter Scholl, Henry SchoU. Katie Dietzel and Christiana Freitag,
Send Greetings: Whereas. Loulaa Krlck Sehrader. who ri?- sides at West Hempstead. Naasau County. Now York, has lately applied to the Sur¬ rogate's Court of our t:ounty of Nas¬ sau, to havo a certain Instrument In writing bearing date the eighth day of April, 1911!, relating to both roal and jiersonal proiHirty duly proved as the last Will and Testament of Elizabeth .Scholl deceased, who was at the time of her death a reaident of .Munson In said County of Nassau.
Therefore, you. and each of you. are cited to show cause tiefore the .SurroKato'e Court of our County of Nassau, at tho Surrogate's offlce at Mlneola. In the County of Nassau, on the ;3rd day of April. 1921. at nine o'clock In the forenoon of that day why the aald Win and Testament should not be admitted lo probate as a Will of real and peraonal propeity.
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused •Me aeal of the Surrogate's Court of our aald County of Nassau to be heiv'into affixed.
WITNESS. Hon. Leone D, Howell, Sur¬ rogate of our said County of Nassau, (L. S.) at tho Surrogate's Offlce. at Mlneola, in tho said County, the If.th day of Mirch one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one.
KDWARD W. WEEKS Clerk of the Surrogate's Court
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
-• Pursnant to an order of HON, LEONE D HOWELL, Surrogate of tbe County of Naa¬ iau, notice ia hereby given V> oi' persons having elaima against
Julia Soutbard late of Freeport. in the said •onitty. de- teased, to present the same with the vouch¬ era thereof, to the subscriber the executor of the last Will and TesUiE*nt of said de¬ ceased, at his place of transacting businees at the offlce of Stoll A Lawrence, 66 Broad¬ way. Manhattan, New York City, on or be¬ fore the flrst day of September next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y., Pcbruary 10, 1921. WILSON S. SOUTHARD, Bxecvtor. BTOLL t LAWRENCE, Attorneys for Executor. 66 Broadway,
ManhatUn, N. Y. City.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
„ISmV^* *" •" •"^"' 0' HON. LKONB D. HOWELL, Surrogate ot the County of Naa¬ sau, notice is hereby given to all persons having clalma against <
Mary E. Power* late of Baldwin. In Um said county, deceaaed, to preaent the same with the vouchers there¬ of, to the subscriber the adiAinistrator of the goods, chattels and credits whieh were of said deeeased at hia place of transacting businliss at the office of O'Brien, Boardman, Parker * Fox, 120 Broadway, Now York City, on or before the I Oth day of September next.
Dated. Mlneola, N. T., February 21, 1921. WALTEB B. POWERS,
Adminiatrator. O'BRIEN, BOARDMAN. PARKER A FOX, Attorneye for Admlniatrator. ISO Broaaway, < Mew York City.
, NOTICE TO CBBDITOBS
Purauant to an order ot Hon. Leone D. Howell, Surrogate of tbe County of Nassau, notice la bereby given to all peraona having clalma againat
MARTHA A. MOORK, late ot Ooeanaide, in the aatd oowitr, de¬ ceaaed, to preaent the aame wllh the voucii- «ra thereof, to the aubacrlber, the executor of thu laat will and Teatament of aald deceased, at its plaoM of tranaacting bualneaa at 22 William Street, Manhattan, New Tork City on or liefore the flrat diy of May next. Dated. Mnieola. N. T.. October 22. 1S20 TUB FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST CO.. Executor, QELLBR, ROL8TON * BLANC, Attmsieya for Bxsculor. -->
22 Exchange Place. New Tork City.
SUPREME COURT. NA'^SAU COUNTY NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Pursuant to an order ..f HON. LEONE D. HOWELL. SurroBHto of th- Counly of Nu«- 4au notico la hereby given to aU iwrsona laving claims against
George W. Weekes ate ot Freeport. in the BiiUl connty. de- cased, to present the siimr with the vouch- rs thereof to the subscriber the admlitla- alor of the Ooods. Chattels and Credits of <old deceaaed. ot hor place of transacting .uslness at the offlce of J. Kdward Down- ng, Mineola, New York, on or before the ¦r,lh day of April next. Dated, Minoola. N. Y., October 5. 1920. EDITH W. N WtOKKK.'^.
Administrator. I EDWARD DOWNINO, Attorney for Ailmlnlstrator,
Mlneola, N. T.
NOTICE TO CBBDITOitS
Purauant to at» order "f HOlt LKONE D HOWELL, Surrogate of the CoAnty of Naa aau. notloe Is hereby given to all peraoni' having claim againat
RmMh r, Prarmll late of Freeport. In the aald cmmty, de oeaaed. to present tbe same wttb the vouch era thereof, to tha sube(;rlber the ezecutoi of the last WUl Stnd Te'lamellt of aald de¬ ceaaed, at her place of transacting business at the offlee of Mwsrds Ic Oeorge, Freeport. Nnaaau County. New York, on or befn.e tlu- 10th day of August next. Dated. Mineola. N. T., January 27, 1»21 MARGUERITE A. i'RARSALL. Executor. EDWARD * OEORGK. Attorneya for Executor, 1-7 Railroad Avenue, Freeport, .Vew York.
NOTICE TO CREDIXORH
Pursuant to an order of Hon. LEONE D. HOWELI,. Surrogate of the County of Naa¬ sau. notice is hereby gi%-e|i to all 'persons having claims acainst
WILSO.N SMITH, late of Roekvllle Centre, In the aald coonty, deceased, lo present the sftme with tho vouchers thereof t.. the subscriber, tho Ez¬ ecutoi- ef the last Will and Tent«ih-nt of Bal4 deceased, at her place ot transacting buslneaa at the offlce of Wright A Wright, Rockvlllo Contre. X-w Tork. on or beforo the 15ih day of P.c-p*emb»r next.
Dated. Mmeola. N. Y., Kebruary 24. 1»51. MAKV K. TILLET, WniOIlT ft \>*RIfJ«T, ExecMtor.
Atlorneys tX)T Executor, 1 No. Village Ayenue. RockvUle Centre. New York. .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS j
Pursuant to an order '•( MON, I.KWIS J, SMITH. County Judge, as Acting Surrogal.- of the Counly of Nassau, notico is hereby ; given to ull person.* having claims against i ItANNAH J. BROWKR i
Inte of Baldwin. In the said comity, deceased, \ to presCTit tho name with the vouchera thera- , of. to the subKcritiers llm executora of the; last Win and Tnstament of aaiil deceased, at ' their place of transacting business at ^ the offlc« of Sidney If, SweZey. Freaport, New ' York, on or before the 13th day o£ June I next. [
Dated. MIneoIo. N. T.. November 27, 1920. ' ANDROS J. SKAMAN, HE-NRY BROWER. FREDERICK BUOWER. 1
Executors. I SIDNEY IT. SWEZEY,
Attorney for Executors. i
Freenort Bank Kulldlng. {
Kreeport, N. T.
NOTICK TO BIDDEIl.'i .imposals will
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Purauant to an order ot Hon. I,,ewis J. .9mlth, (Touivty Judge and Acting Surrogate of the County of Xassau. notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against
EMILY THOMPSON, late of Roekvllle Centre, In the said county, deceased, to present tho ,sarao with thf vouchers thereof, to the subsci'lber. the excl^ utor of tho le>t Will and Teiitainent of said deceased, at his pl.ace of traiisactltig busi¬ ness at the offlce of Vartin \. SprlnBsteed. Lynbrook. New York, on or bofure tho tlrat Jay of June next.
Uated, llliioola, N. Y.. November 17. 1920 IRVING H. THOMP.SON. Executor MARTIN A. PPniNBSTEKD. Attorney for Executor, 6 Atlantic Avenue, Lynbrook. N. »'.
; ReaM iimposals will be received by the Board of Education of .School Dintrict iVo. II, of the Town of Hemiwiead, .N. Y.. P. 0. Ad¬ dress OeennHi<!e, L. I.. N. Y,. at the office of the Boartl In the present school on or lie¬ fore 8.15 P. M., Fri.lay, the 1.5th .lay of April, 1!)2\, for furniahinit and Fiiiiplyintt lahor and materials for the construction of an eight class room cmile school with audi¬ torium, in accordance wilh the plann and sjiecification^t therefore.
Plana ami specification.s may lie examined
! anil inspected at the office of the Architects,
' T.M«k<r & Marsh, lOl Pnrk Avenue, .\. Y. C,
on or before the 28tli (lay of .March, 1921.
: Plana may be obtaine<l frem the ArchileSta
I upon maki'iir a depjislt of twenty-tlve iloUars
! IJ'JS.OO) for each set so olitaine*!. which de-
ixidit will be retume<i upon the ri-ceipt of
I a propoeal and the return of the plans and
speeiricatrons.
.Separate proposals will he received for the I VieatinjT, plumliinit nwl electrical work an4 I general conatruction.
\ Each pr.'/posal munt hc accompanied by a !,i(i bond i.<)8ued by an occepted Surely Co.. or by n ccrlifi«l check payable lo the Boanl of Education of School District No. 11. Town ot HempHtead, L. I., .N. Y.. in an amount or sum equal to twiS and one-half per cent (Z',i) of lhe an:ount of BUCh propoaal.
The nald Board of Eduealion reservt^ the riuht to reject nn ^ or all proiKwals ot to ac¬ cept the be«
BIG SAVINGS
We Buy and Sell For Cash Only
The thrifty housewife or mother will do well in look¬ ing over these Week-end Specials. Having'several Mod¬ em Markets on Long Island enables us to buy meats in carload lots, thereby saving the middleman's profit.
Specials for Friday and Saturday
Yankee Pot Roast, lb. 24 l-2c
Hind Quarter Spring Lamb, lb. 34 l*2c Fore Quarter Spring Lamb, lb. 20c Rolled Corned Beef, ib. 20 1.2c
Armo^r Star Hams, lb. 32 l-2c
Armour Star CaH. Shoulders, lb. 18 l-2c
Extra Specials After 7K)0 P. M. on Saturday ONE PRICE FOR EVERYBODY
Werner^s Atlantic Market
97 So. Main Street FREEPORt, N. Ye
Telephone, 1145
MCLEAN UP WEEK"
APRIL 11 TO 16, 1921
It i.s extremely desirable at thi.s .season of the year to call attention to Public Health "Matters.
Your yard should be cleaned and raked; manure, rubbi.sh pile and filth of all description, especially every trace of gar¬ bage and putrescible material {gathered and carted away. Thi.s cleaning of the premises should, in,brief, be considered merely an extension of the house cleaning within the home.
Co-operate with the Street Department and your neighbor
in cleaning up the gutters in front of your premises and show
my'iiroposal'which it Jcenw to be f«t i your DubliG Spirit, thereby assisting to make our Village the
»t interest of tV School Dwlricl. .» ""^ r" i i tth • xt /-i a
s.Kiicd by noAKu oi^ !::Dl•I^^^T'.9.M¦.. clcancst appearing Village in Nassau County.
S. P. SHEA, Village Clerk. March ."^O, 1921.
lilLUERT .S.MITH.
Trucking andStorage
ALBKRT E. MERKI^EN
OENTJRAt. TRUCKING
DAILY TRIPS TO NEW YORK
275 S. MAIN .STREET^
FRBEF'ORT * TELEPHONE 1199-W
_ HILDRETH'S raSTAURANTS
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
FRANK.CAMP, Proprietor Sea Food Specialties Bama's French Pastry Charlotte Russe
192 MERRICK ROAD RQckvlUe Centre
NOTICE TO CBKDrrttRH
Purauant to an order of HON. LEONP: P HOWIIT.L. Surrocite of Ih'- County of .S'a» ¦au. aoliro Ih hf-ri'by given to all iiorson- havinu elaima axalnfit
Arthnr rani nanimond late of Bockville Centre, in tcie aald county deceaaed, to -preaent ^4ho aama wllh th.' vouchers tluT(:iif, ti; the Bub^^.^¦^v'»•r tlio art inlniMtralor of the KOod». chntiyii and cr.-il ila which wvre of aaid deceaaoel '«• Ma plac^ of trannuctints buahieaa at ia. oilIco o! Wright «• AVrlght, RockviUe Ctm.-,., New York, on or before the first day o' Ausust next.
Dated. Mlneola, N. T.. Jnnuary 1( !921 WILLIAM K. LtrrsTKR. As County Treaaurer of NasHini County, i AdininlHlrutor j WniOTTT * WRrOHT. *
FOR SALE—rolLablc Oas r.anR«», cabin¬ et type, ena. doors, whltn ena. panel. In eooil condition, $20.00. 1 hot w.itor boiler .«!iflo feed sectional 1350 sq. ft. capacity, condition perfect^ guaranteed, $175.00. 1 second hand coal ranRO with boiler over tof) of ranpo complete, fair condition, $2.';.00. 1 second liaTid Rich¬ mond pipeless furnace In good condi¬ tion, new Krate, 25.000 cu. ft. capacity, $65.00. 2 second band closet bowls, high tanks and neat.s complete, $10.00 each. I now parlor stove. No. M, per. ect condition. $1S. A.CC. Super-electric washing machine nt .special price for one woek only, $140. Oliver E. U. Rey¬ nolds, 52 N. Main St., Freeport, L. 1.; nhone Fpt. 1162. ' ' tf.'lT
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WHY XOT H.WE YOLK SHOES BENICWEDf
41 West Merrick Road, Near Church St., Freeport, N.Y.
Who gives vou lhe prouer service at Moderate Prices Shoes Shines L. RINI.
—FERTILIZER—
BY BAG OR TON MOSES R. CORNWELL
*79 Observer Street Rockville Centre
AGENTS WANTED
The exclusive sales asoncy in Nassau County for TRANS-LBVER SPRINGS for Ford cars is off«ae'd to a live wire salesman who has his own Ford touring car or Sedan
TRANS-LEVER SPRINGS will make a Ford ride better than the higher priced, longer wheel based cars. With these springs there Is no need for shock abflorburs or snubbera.
Please write, giving full information concerning yourself, to
EDWARD, N. JONES, 17 Butler Building, Jamaica.
Lumber and BuUding Materials
Timber, Siding, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Trim
Brick, Lime and Cement
Builders' Hardware and Paint
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JOHN J. RANDALL CO.
15 N. Long Beach Ave. T.I.52S FREEPORT, L. I.
NOTICE TO CREOrrORS
Puiaoiint to an order of Hon. Leone D. BowcB. SurroKSte ot the County of Naaaaa, notlec ia hereby civea to all peraona havinc ^If^TTir aaaliiei
ADm,afVHOE L. SCHLAEFREIDT,' alec known aa Adeitumh) Senf, late of Free- port, in the said eounty. deeeaaed, to preaent the aame with the vouebcra thereof, to the aobeeriber tk* adiainlatrator ef the Koodat ebatteii and «miftB Which woi'e of aald d*> at the sSee ot Saabary, Seennan and GehriK. Hempatead, Mew Tork. on or before the Mth day of Seiiteoiber neiil. DatHL ttlnaok. N. 7.. Mareh t. Ittl,
Ada^niatrator. SaahoKT, Saaman A Gehrig. Attomv* tor Admlaiatxator, Baniaitead. Kew T«rk
ILMA A WALKER,
\ The Roslyn Savings Bank
ROSLYN, N. Y.
Money Deposited on or Before April 4th will draw interest from April 1st
4:% hiterest Since 1892
DEPOSITS RECEIVED BY MAIL!
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IB. & Re Market Co., Inc.
I So. Main and Pine S!s: -TREEPORT
^ FREE DELIVERY Three Phones: 880, 881, 779 ?
I I
I SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY i
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
5 lbs. Sugar 42c
Evaporated Milk, 2 cans 25c Condensed Milk, can 15c Sugar Corn, can White Rose Macaroni
or Spaghetti, lb. pkg Large Can Peaches 2 Large Cans Apricots 35c Catsup, White Rose
large 40c. bottle Large Jars of Jam Runkel's Cocoa
One-half Ib. box
lOc
ISc 23c
29c 24c
20c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Leg of Spring Lamb
Pound 35c Fore-Quarters of
Lamb, |b. 20c
Good Pot Roast, Ib. 18c Rib Lamb Chops
Pound 30c
Lamb Stew, lb. 10c
Bacon Squares, ib. 21c
Roasting Veal, Ib. 25c
Chuck Steak, lb. 20c
They soon grow out of mother's arms, but—pho¬ tographs of the children never grow up.
GUCKMAN
PHOTO SPECIALIST
M SOUTH tiRO\'E 8TREET
Pbone 841W
FREEPORT N. Y.
I We are headquarters for All Kinds of Fruit | I and Vegetables at Reasonable Prices |
Telephone, Freeport 604-J Tels., 3197 and 1213 Far Rock.
Freeport Furniture Shop
INTERIOR DECORATION
Upholstering Draperies, Curtains Awnings Shades
Cabinet Making Antiques Painting Polishing
SPECIAL FURNITURE TO ORDER
Now is the time to re-finish your furniture, give you the highest workmanship
ALL OUR WORK GUARANTEED
STOCK OF UPHOLSTERED AND CAB- INET MADE FURNITURE ON HAND
We
We also Speciali:!^ in Never Bend Window Screens 68 East Merrick Road
Main Offiea:
LAWRENCE, L. i — FREEPORT, L. L
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