THE DAILY REVIEW, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1921
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POULTRY TtPS
Feed aM Care ef Chtokn
When c.hiclM are luitcbed do not
htirry to take them out of thn Inoub*. , . . .
tor. Remember they do not n«>d food I"°*;^'' "»'" ^ *">-^, "TJl.T
'wiOow noati. She and aZaftln Klk(4aky
are nomod executom.
Mineola. March 17.—The will of MRr-j thi Kukelsky, who died in Munsoti,! February 1\ t»ft\ with HurrOBate!
for at loairt two doyn thrn the Int fent •hould bo grit and mur milk.
Do not btt no proud of your hatch that you expovn th«>fn In 'nhowlng ^hem off. Show thom while In tho incubator and wh«n you n»movp th«nn covnr thfm well an you tranxfer to the brooder. Brooder
It is amnimed thut you havo had
BllsalM-th Scholl, of MunHon, wh'o dlml
J.inuary 28, left nn •ynatc of f.1.000, a<?-
cordfnir to tho will fili»d with HurrORatP
Howell. Of thin OHtate $1,000 in loft to
Elbaiboth l..uthor', !>02 Ilydo Pnrk itvonuo,
Scranton, Pa.; 11,000 to Charles Krlck,
of Munson; and tho $1600 mortgaKo on ^ , . , . ^ . , |tho home of Jxtain Kiltk Sthrnowor. .it j the Hupri^me f'ourl, throuxrh Edwards
your brooder huited up, V* --"d and ' ^,^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ Rrhraedor and & CloorKo. against Elizabeth R. Upjohn, gravel on floor covored with fine hay ,^ ^.^^^ j^^^^ ^^^ Hohraeder Isja prominent .society woman of Babylon.
named executrix. Tho roaldun of the; for $50,000 damofccfl.
estate is left to Elizabeth Schmidt, of I The action grown out of serious In-
BABYLON WOMAN SUED FOR $50,000
W. H. Grace Befias AdiM to Re-
coyer Damaget f or lajoriet to
Sob IB Aato Acddeat
Mineola, March 32.—WUUam H^ Grace, as Buardlan ad litem for Winiom H. Orace, Jr., has brouKht an action in
or straw and' that It is «B do»reos F under tho brooder and that your brood- ¦ er win maintain ihnt temperature day nnd night. Put your chicks under at niKht and help thom under. If It is dark When you put thom under th^y will stay If not dark make some ar¬ rangement to keep thom under so that thoy know where tho heat Is. Noxt morning havo a tray of line grit. (The bright oatmeal attmcts them) and n fountain of lubbored sour milk. Not mouldy. The milk will not flow thru the fountain, but it should be so fixed that thoy cannot walk In It. Fix the hoover so that chicks cannot got away from heat, just room enough to get tho milk and feed. Tho flrst day or two tho chicks mu.st not bo allow<>d to stand around idle. Watch thom and shove thom under tho hoover If you find nny standing huddling outside. Two or throe ilays of diligent attention will teach them where tho heat is and you will liavo no moro trouble.
Sncond day ndd wntor and n. very little chick feed.
Thre«> Days to HIx Days Heat undor hoover about 93 degrees P. Mix up: 4 lbs. of Oatmeal (flaked). 4 Ibs. of dry well ground bread or
cracker or crumbs. 2 lbs. of best boof scrap, slfto«l. % lb. of bono meal. % lb. of onion or other shredded Kro<n food such as flno crisp cab¬ bage leaves ground up with the wholo mixture. - .
The above to be moistened with sour milk and feed .'ibout flvo times a day. Fhio grit and charcoal scattered over tho food. It is best to fei-d In a shallow tray or trays. Feed just enough to be eaten up In a few minutes. Not too wet. Vary the above with chick grain about flvo times a duy. Do not over feed. Most chicks die of too much feed. Keep sour milk beforo them all the time.
By this time you should not havo los' any. except the weak ones not fit to live, but from now on it is up to you. They will sUind a lot of abuse but jv* In Incubation there ts a factor of safety. Six Days to Two Wefeks Heat now can bo lowered_lo 88 de¬ grees to 90 degrees F. but you must havo heat all tho time once they learn to huddle it soeras to become a passion nnd they do so through tho hottest weather. The llvo ones become ,^eak and many die each night. Keep sour milk, cleiin fresh water and dry mash before them all the time. The mash Is: 3 lbs. corn moal. 3 lbs. wheat mlddllngR. 3 lbs. wheat bran. 3 lbs. boat beef scrap. 1 lb. flno bono meal. Olrnell experiment station drops the broad mixture above at flvo days but they relish It so much thnt I continue It na long as I can, mixing with It some dry mash. Whether you feed the bread mixture or not they should havo the mash moistened with sour milk at least three times a day. Chick feed should be fed in tho litter three times a day., Get them good nnd hungry once a day and do not feed If they do not appear to want it. With the dry mash In front of them thoy will not .starve. They should eat ns much ma.sh as grain. Two Weeks to Four Weeks Fresh clean water, dry ma.sh, fine grit, oyster shells and charcoal always beforo them. Chick feed in litter twice a day. Moist ma.sh twice a day. They stll Ineed heat. If too hot they will get away from it themselves. 1 would give them sour milk as long as 1 could afford it. They sell It by tho barrel for poultry feeding.
Four to .Six Weeks Same as above, but change chick feed to 3 pounds of wheat, 2 pounds of cracked corn, 1 pound of hulled or pine head oats.
Six Weeks to Maturity Bamo as above, but only ono moist mash a day. continued next week.)
Cut out and save the above formulae you will need them.
(Car^ of Chicks nnd pulleta will be continued noxt woek.
Falrlawn.
SUPSEUE COURT—NASSAU COUNTT
JsaiM McLsachlio. indlvldoslly snd
M BxMUtor of the Lut Will and
TatameiU ot Catharine Mc-
Laurhlia, deceaaed. Plaintiff.
—aralnit—
Lolili J. Young and Lo4a M. Younc, hia wife. G. Arthur R. Dalton. aa Truatee of the uncxe- cnKd truat created by and under the Laat WiU and Teatament of Georse Duryea. deceaaed. Henry Reunins, Barney N. Freedman. Lord and Taylor, Riehmnnd Radiator CoRiDony, E. W. Dun- ¦tan Company, Hulcomb & Hoke ManafaeturinK Company, Lamont Corllas ft Company, and Eklnln H. Sayre, WIIHam L. Jurhine. Arthur P. WlUlama and Francia J. Deeaoir, eompoaina the firm of R. C. Williaini ft Comiiany, Defendantj.
I Juries received by young Orace on lie- jcember 16 last, while riding north on I Deer Park avonuo. liabylon, on his hi. I cycle.
i It Is alloge<l that tho defendant was driving her automobile along tho ave¬ nue at that time, and ran over William Gi-ace, Jr., breaking his right leg In three places, injuring his head and causing other Internal Injuries. Young Orace is eighteen years of ago, and has been conflned to the I^utheran Hospital in New York City for three months.
Tho ca.so will be tried at the May term of the Supremo Court.
NOTICK TO CBDJITOBS
Purannnt to an order at Hoa. Lewis J. Smith County Judce and Actin* 8urrocat< of the County of Naasau. notlcn la bereb} Klven to all pernona hnvlns claims agalnai
.SMITH VAN N'O.ITRAND. late of Renfurd, In thn said rounty. deceaaed. to present the aame with the voucbera thereof, the executor of the lasl
In pursuanee of a Judgment of Forecloa- ure and Sal* made and entered in the above i to the subscribe
entitled action and bearing <late March Tth. , WIU and Testament of said deceased, at her J921, I, the undersisned, the Referee in ; place of transaetlnr business, at the offlce aald Judgment named, will sell at public aue- , nf Sidney H. SwRzey, Freeport. New Tork. tlon to the highest bidder, at tha front door | on or before the first day of July next, of the Nassau County Court House, Bt Min- i Dated, Mineola. N. Y.. December 1«. 1920, eola. In the Town of Hempatead, Naasau HARRIET A. VA.N N08TRAND.
County, New York, on the
23rd DAY OF APRIL, 1921. at len o'clock in the forenoon of that day. the premises deacribed in said Judgment of Foreclosure and sale an follows. , to wit:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with the buildinfcs ond Improvement* thereon, situate, lying and being at Sea Cliff, in the Town orf Oyster Bay. County of Nas¬ sau, (formerly Queens) and State of New York, lying and being near the Sea Cliff Steamboat Wharf and bounded and deacrib¬ ed as follows: On the Northerly side by the land »f the Inclined Cable Railway; on the Wtaterly side by the land of the Bou!e*hrd or the line thereof: on the Southerly side by a line which would be the Northerly line of
SIDNEY H, SWEZBT, Attorney for Kxecutrlx. Freeport Bank Building, Freeport, New Tork.
BxecatrU.
NOTICE TO H1DDKH3 Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Kducation of Sehool District No. II, of the Town of Hemixstend, N. Y., P. O. Ad- dr«s Oceanslde, L. I., N. Y.. at the office of the Board in the present school on or be¬ fore 8.16 P M., Friday, the 16th day of April. 1B21, for furnishing and supplying labor and materials for the construction of an eight class room grade school with sudi-
„¦.¦».. nv.u.» -w .— • - loflum, in accordance with the plans and
c'l'r^le'"A"venue""wer'ir the* Northerly line of | specifications therefore. Circle Avenue continued direct to Proepect | Plana and speclfieationa may be examined Avenue to the Boutevard or waters of Hemp- and inspected aJ the offlce of the Architects. stead Harbor as said Northerly line of Cir- ' Tookcr ft Marsh, 101 Park Avenue. N. Y. C, cle Avenue ia now laid down on Maps of j on or before the 2Sth day of March, 1921. the Sea Cliff Grove and Metropolitan Camu j Plans may be obtained from the Architects Ground Association of New York and Brook- i upon making a deposit of twenty-five dollars lyn Hied In the ofRce of the Clerk of the ($26.00) for eneh set so obtained, which de- (5ounty of Queens at Jamaica, N. Y. To-1 posit will be returned upon the receipt of gether with all the right, title and Interest i a proposal and the return of the plans and of the parties of the first part in and to I spccir.cations. ^ . ,
the aforementioned Boulevard, and In and Separate proposals will lie received for the to the lands in Hempatead Harbor lying in heating, plumbing and electrical work and front of caid premises. Kcneral conatructlon.
Being the aame premieea conveyed to said \ tach proposal roust be accompanied by a partita of the first port by two deeda, one ; hid bond issued by an accepted Surety Co,, executed by WiUUm Canning dated July 20, "" '¦" "
LEE WniEnS MAY NOT naiT AGAIN
Phcky Boxer Breab Wriil'-Daa-
dee Knocked Oirt h 4tk^
PieB^ury Fail of Actioa
Froeport, Mareh 21.—Tbe three ten- round bouts at the Auditorium last evening featured some good boxing, and somo excited yelling on the part of tho fans. A knock-out cut short the bout between Johnnie Murray nnd Mike Ihm- d*e, when Dtmdee was laid flat In the fourth round.
L*e Wiilots was to havo boxed Bud Spartloy, tho winner to challenge for tho Wee Wee Barton belt, but it was found that I,oe Willet.-s may have ended bis ring career. Ho appeared at the Auditorium and wa.s examined by tho doctor, who nmde the statement' that perhaps the plucky boy was through, as he had broken his wrist and, suffered other injuries to his hand,s.
Jim Wright was put on in Willets" place, and he went after Bud Bpartley from the flrst gong. Al the end of the ten scheduled rounds, Wright was given the decision.
Paddy Philbin won a decision over Johnnie Holmes in the ten-round battle.
Ono of the best bouts of the evening was tho six-round preliminary between Kid Lewis and Sailor McOeehan.
McGeehan's oyo was opened early in the fray, and LewU played for it every chance ho had. The sailor was soon coated with a ruby tinge, but fought to the end. Tho Judges awarded the bout to Kid I>>wis.
Harry Stout was referee, and tho judges were Messrs. Becker and Monroe.
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)RDERS TAKEN FOR FANCY CAKE8
Orders Prompty Delivered
Phone 1848 Hempatead
1907 and recorded in Nassau County Clerk' offlB*, September 10th, 1907. and the other executed by Annie Canning hU widow, dated tha 2«th day of April, 1912, and recorded in Nassau County Clerk's ofllce simuluneoasly herewith.
Dated, Mareh 9th, 1021. ^ , „ „ „.„ THOMAS R. FAY, WALLACE ft PATTERSON. Referee.
Plaintiff's Attorneys, Rockville Centre, N. Y.
NCnCE TO CREDITORS
Pursuant to an order of HON. LEONE D. HOWELL. Surrogate of th^ County of Nas¬ sau, notice is hereby given to alJ persons having claims against
John Henry Simonson lata of Rockville Centre, In the said county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers the ex¬ ecutors of the last Will and Testament ol said deceased, at their place of transacting business at the ofllce of Wallace ft Pattei- BOD, Rockville Centre, New York, on or be¬ fore the 20th day of August next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y.. February 2. 1921. WILLIAM E. SPRAGUE, FRANIC DAVISON,
Bzeenton. WALLACE A PATTERSON. Attorneys for Kzeeutora, No. 7B Front Street. Rockville Centre. N. Y.
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or Ly o certified check payable to the Board of Education of School District No. 11, Town of Hempstead, L. I., N. Y.. in an amount or sum equal to two and one-half per cent I?, ^i I of tho amount of such proposal.
The said Board of Education reserve* the right to reject an/ or all proposals oi to ao- «ept any propoeal which it deems to be foi the beat interest of t^ie Sehool Diatrict. Signed by BOARD OF EDUCATION,
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NOTICE TO CRKDITOB8
Pursuant to an order of HON. LRWI8 J. SMITH. County Judge, aa Acting Surrogate of tb* County of Nassau, notice Is Iwreliy alven to all parsons havins claima aaalnat
HANNAH J, BROWER late of Baldwin. In the aaid county. deoaaMd, to preaent the aam*i with the vouohera tkera- of. to the subscribers tbe executors of tb* laat WHl and Testament of said deceaaed. ai their place ot transaotlng bualneaa at the offloe of SIdnay H. Bwaaey. Pi-aaport. New Tork. on or before ItM IStlt day Ot JuM next.
Dated. Mlnaola. N. T.. NovMnber IT, IM*. ANDROS J. S£AMAM, HENRY BROWER. FRKDKRICK BROWER.
Biecutora. BIDNBT H. S'WmtET. Attorney for Sxecutora. Freeport Bank Building, Freeport. N. T.
NOnOE TO CIJEDITORS
Pursuant to an order of HON. LEONR D. HOWELU Surrogate of ttu County of Naa¬ aau, notice ts hereby given to aU aoraoDa bavlna claims against
PFMeoM A> SlMv^e tate of Oarden City. In the aald county, de¬ ceased, to preaent the sama ^elth tiM Toooh- era thereof, to tha autMcrlber tba- nseoutdr of the laat WIU and Testament of a«ld ds- oaaaed. at her tJace of transacting tiualivwa at the office of Philip Huntlncttw. City ot Olen Core. New Tork. on or before tb* firyt
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tlnue to pont $C0 to Insure tho repair of the road, that the county should maki? the repairs and then return tho proper¬ ty owner the balance of tho $50 depofttt. No action was taken except to arrange for reaolutlon regarding this matter at the next meeting.
Tho estimate of John D. Cosgrovo or flGOO for the construction of three culvorts in Proapoct avenue, Olen Cove was aeeepted. Tliere will be ono at Maple street, one at Twelfth street and ono at Plfteenth street. Ills esti¬ mate of $500 for a catch basin in Pros¬ pect street waa also ttcceTJt,od. ' The board approved the action of Supervisor Doughty who ongagtHl De- Witt Cri>cker and James L. Abnims to take charge of trie auto truck and re¬ pairs of roads in Hempstead.
County Treaaurer Luyster was dlrcc- od to get tho many thou.sands of fdin.? cards that are necessary for his oflice.
Tho estimate of the Stantitrd Bltu- Uthic Company, of New ¥ork Citv, for repairing Fulton street, llemiwteiid, where It Intersects with Franklin street Was acooptod. The prlc? fiuoted for Belgian block Is $4.25 a squ:iro yard. Iho price for patching with Wurronlto is $3.50 "per square yard and .all new stone la charged for at $7.50 per cubic foot.
Philip Kelly, of North Hempstead, was ordered paid $26 for tho dostiitc tlon of 176 dags. He also revolved tho same sum for the destruction of 15C doga.
The Board allowed Qeoive Fdward Kent, of Jericho, $1S0 for sheep, kille<l by doge. Mr. Kent had askod for $180 but a board of appraisal out the sum $30.
Tax Sales Cancelled
A resolution calling for the canrolln. tlon of certain tax s.ales of property in Oarden City now hold by Charles II. WUtsle prevailed. Tho sales w.^re .-Ol
made prior to 1*10 and Mr. Wlltsio has since pyrchased the property .¦:t a Lax sale. He :>,Hks that tho previous sales ho sot aside on the ground thut the property was impro|>erly deacribed and that when bid In by tho county there was no deed posned. His action Im made to support hi.i prosent title to the property.
Sheriir Charkis A. Smith reported 21 dulIos and three females In tho Jail.
The Commlltoo on Court House and
Jail was directed to get estimatea of the amount of cool needed for tho court house nnd Jail and to prepare iho neces¬ sary advertising.
Supervisor Painter's resolutkm mil- Ing for the issuance of bonds for tho repair of tho Bayvltl<> Bridge was adopt¬ ed. The cost of the woi-k will bo $SSe,- 000.
Suporx-Lsor Doughty'n resolution to buy a mlaer for rood repairing |wv- wiled.
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The big building program that was expected in 1920 failed tn develop. The mnnufart(irors were caught with too largo stocks, and were forced to turn them over ats|ilin«(st coat.
Wc can show yoti n substantial saving on every Item in our line.
But It's only fair to tell you thin condition may bo only temporary. The country is short more than a million homes. Our own fity is short 51)0,000 homes. When peuple begin to do this long delayed building, demand will increase mpidly, creat¬ ing another nhortage of mnterl;ils. and prk'es will advance again.
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