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THE BAItY BEYIEW, FJUBAT, JUITE 10, 1921
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eoantr, Qie towa bbA tb«-Tfilaaes who have the power to arrest persons fonad timAptbg rubbish in the hfah- way*. But pne need not be a sworn offlcialto belv to stop this practice. Anr public Iplrlted man or woman with good backbone can help to stop it if tbey have the evidence.
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OmCIAL NEWSrAPER for Oreat Neck EMate*.
Pidrttshed DaUy Kzcept Sunday
at tba Peat Oflloe at Preeport. N. T., M siinaa alaas mail matter, nnSer Aot at Mareh 1. 1IT».
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THAT JUSTICE MAY BE DONE
a In another column of The Daily Review will be found a list, sent out by the Federal Government, which shows those who evaded service, ac¬ cording to the government announce¬ ment, during the World War.
The publication of this list is done, for the purpose of doing Justice to those who served honorably and well.
Some of those Qn tho lists have been found to be thero by error or their names have been placed with the draft evaders because in their anxiety to see service they neglected the formalities and sought the easiest and quickest way to action.
Some of them enlisted far from home and never told anyone where. ^ iirAl ITKM
they were or how they got into the | ativrt^mo Court Jud^e Crop.-iey
>Iotorist8, bikers and campers take grave chances when they drink water from unknown sources.
Wayside brooks and springs are often badiy polluted and may be cap¬ able of causing typhoid fever or other seriotis Intestinal disorders. Even farm wells should be looked on wt^b suspicion, for convenience rather than safety usually governs the loca¬ tion of sueh wells, which reaults in their being placed too close to sources of contamination.
Only springs in sandy soil remote from roads and human habitations, should be conaidered safe for drink¬ ing purposes. The better course is to carry an adeqiuate supply from a source known to be pure or to boll all drinking water.
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ROCKVIULE CaSNTRE
Oliver D. Robinson o* 175 North Vil- lAge avenue, tiler of Massapequa Lodge, wbo was opsrated on at the Naaaau Hospital, has returned to his home.
Mrs. Ijorcn H. Rockwell fs attending a class reunion at Smith College, North¬ ampton, Mass.. and will be gone per haps a week.
NO CHAROS or IVTOXICATION | t^SS
Mrs. Alexander Johnson, whose leg was amputated recently at the Rock¬ ville Centre Sanitarium, has recovered HUfBciently to be able tei sit up.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllmont Sammis of Huntington, arc spending the week with Mrs Sammis' parents, 'Mr. and Mra. I. W. Conway.
Mis-s Fern Gilmore, $5 Ijonox road left today for a visit of several weeks with her cou-iin, Miss Fannie Strattcn, of Brldgeton, N. J.
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The P. O. Bubble has been hit an awful wallop. It's a question of civil iervice now but Vcs Shea has alway.s ,'ivcn us civil service, if that will help tny.
service when It became known they were in the army or other branch of the country's service.
While many of them were told to notify their draft boards au to their whereabouts they were already abroad and were too busy doing other things to give heed to warnings as to for- I mal things they should observe.
Somo of them got their notices to report before their draft boards while ¦they were serving in ^r^ncp or in camps here. Sometimifti fhfr" notices were thrown away with a laugh or misplaced but seldom answered.
These men's names may appear in the slacker lists now being publish¬ ed. The Dally Review assumes no responsibility but publishes the list 'as it is given out by the Pederal Government. An effort has been niade to investigale these cases and some errors lM«|f been found. If any man's name appears in the lists and it should not be there. The Daily Review will gladly give publicity to correct the government list. If any person knows, of his own knowledge or in any other way that an injustice is made to any one In the publication of this list it will be considered a Just and honorable thing to ask The Dally Keview ^o print a correc-. tion setting forth all the facts.
The list is published in justice to those who served honorably and well aud who are entitled to all the thanks at a grateful country and people.
The Daily Ueview la now the of¬ llcial newspaper of tbe incorporated village ot Long Beach aud is today printing the offlcial notice of the .village election to bo hold on June 21.
STOP REFUSE DUMPINO
When "ladies" drive Into a ijian's home premises and pull little ever¬ green trees set out to ornament the premises; when "gentlemen" drop a barrelful of rubbish at the side of a beautiful wooded road; when store¬ keepers sent out iruckloads ot trash ta bo dumped along the public high* ways, it is small wonder that patience is exhausted..
These very conditions, in the Town of Hempstead, have led to public protest. The Town Board has been asked to stop tho practices. The Boards of Health of tbe town of Hempstead aud of tbe incorporated villagm within the township boun¬ daries . haiv beeu appealed to for actton. Now lndlvtd^als are askfed to help in H general crusade agaiiist these ndisances.^
It is a reasonable cause! Creation of nuisances along the public roada is not Justitied. It Is unnecessary and unlawful, ' It should be stopped.
Thera ave^ raprsaentatives of t1^« law \^ the ebptoy ot tha Bute, tha
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Mineola as a summer
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Carp'cnller could not well refu.se to appear at Koslyn after hc found that the Hippodrome triris, Hroadway show Kitis, batmig suit modeks, etc., were to be on hand.
Thanks to the thief who did confess, Soilie jewels are back with Elsie Hess.
A 'modern Portia fails to press the suit of her client in Mineola. That's a sad tailor.
Ca.ssiopeia Chapter, 45.1, O. E. S., Mrs. Malinda M. Darling, Matron, has hit upon a new scheme to save* pennies. Members have been Invited to Join the Rainy Day Club by giving their names to Mrs. A. Kruger, Mrs. Josephine Richardson and Mrs. Elizabeth Wheel cr. After they have done thLs thoy are to deposit one cent for every day it rains between June 15 and September 12, in a little bag which is to be brought to the chaiit'er meeting Septem¬ ber 12. Rain has been holding off until after June 15.
BALDWIN
Ladies' I'aiish Aid Society of St. I'cter's Lutheran Church 'will hold an ice cream and cake sale Saturday af ternoon on the site toi' the new church, (Jrand avenue nnd Forest place. Tickets are on sale at Hreinei's.
FREEPORT
Assistant DiBtrict Attorney Elvin N. Edwards is confined to hia home witli laryngitif. He will not be able to re¬ sume his duties until next week. His many friends hope for his comi>Iote recovery in the very near future.
Moses Feltenstein of l^ena avenue, who has been ill irt Atlantic City, has returned home, and is about his law practice again.
Mervin (iolden of Roo.sevelt itj con¬ llned to hi.s home seriously ill. and may have to undergo an operation.
Editor The Dally Review.
Sir: In your Issue of June 6, you stated in cowraenUng upon tba unfor¬ tunate accident which resulted in tbc death ot Jesse P. Brundage, treasurer of Rogers, Peet & Co., that h*- wgn at that ttme under a charge of reckle.ss driving while intoxicated tn the village ot Preeport^ I think in all fainiesM to the widow of Mr. Brundage and his numerous friends, that this article .should be coc;:ected, as thare was no eharge of Intoxication in the complaint against Mr. Brundape for violating the trafflc rules. I represented Mr. Brund¬ age on this mxaslon and know that there was nothing In the complaint rela¬ tive to intoxication in any way. The oharge was merely a, technica.! violation of the trafflc rules and highway law.
Trusting that you in all fairness will correct the impression which has been created by the article referred to, I le- maui.
Yours very truly,
GEO. M. LEVY.
Fieeport, N. Y., Juno 10, 1920. 1
Let the Review ailvertising service department keeji brdiid Hew .sjiies thouifhta before your prospects regu larly—it is boun.l to bring you increased Iiusincss,
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Mr. and Mr.s. Falrweather vi.sitod in Baldwin over Sunday. Invite them Ijack for the carnival.
P. S. Gunu sink UBoal,
With but a single salvo.
While watchers clajiped a wicked mitt,
And loudly hollered "Uravo."
Comet to miss the earth by lO.OOti,- 000 miles. Gee, what a narrow es¬ cape! "Q'
Woman charges that her hu.sband took her picture off the wall and swore at it. Only time he had a chance to say a word probably.
WHAT ROUND?
Mrs. Mallory puts out flr.st opponent in British tennis. And they call it a "Love" game.
Carpentler races with rabbit to de¬ velop speed. Won by a HAKE, Curpy, n'cest i»aa'.'
The girl bandit in N. Y. who chewed her captor's cheek to pieces did her bit all light.
II. 8. clears sailor of slatUor charge. —"Cleared for action," as the Oobfa pipe.
On Sunday. June 5, Bishop Buig.-ss, of Garden City, visited St. Mark's Episcopal Mission and confirmed a class of seventeen. Membors of tho claH« wore M^s. W. Smith, Misse.s Mildred and May Smith, Veia, Marion 'ttHid Sarah Sprague, Hazel and tlraoo Hill, I'eggy Hanner, Florence Kenney, Mr. George Harmer; G. Wesley Mai¬ mer, Robert Schade, Howard aud Ed¬ ward Stengel, Willard Stillwell, Ebon Lange.
Next Sunday, June 12th, the Rov. George R. Wood will hold the sorvico of Holy Communion at tho Fire Hall, here, at 8 a., m. A large attendance, at this service is desired.
Tieket.s are on sale for an evening of song by the Soufh Side Clioial Club for the benefit of ihe building fund of St. Mark's Mission. ^Concert at tlio Bellmore Theatre, Fridiiy, June 17.
They saiy tho Brooklyn Union Gus Will now be .sompwhat cheaper. The Naiwau rate is still way up. Where they would like to keep her.
Brooklyn girl proclaimed the most beautiful in Vassar. Yes, but it's only a matter of form.
A LONGING
Tlie 7lh Field Artillery
Went through here yesterday
We saw the Jobs we used to hold,
Before we got this way.
But did wc feel a longing.
For the horses and the noise,"
The stable jioUce, the starlight guard,
The old chow and the boys?
Did we wish that we were back.
To hear the Sergeant kid?
Did we want to go along?
Yoti bet your life we did!
C. H. J.
ANSWER TO YOUNG GIRL
WHO HAS A PROBLEM
Dear Annie l.,aurle:
1 have a school friend who scinis to like me. He often conie.s to my house, but he n^ver takes mo out. Will you tell me wliat yuu think the trouble la? What can I say to him to make him Uke me out? ANXIOUS.
Rockvilie Centi-e, June 4.
Anxious: I'm sure I don't know why the young man will not take you to placea ot annb^meut. But I'm afraid there is nothing you can do to make htm, iny dear. It. is his place to abk you. not yours to make stisgejitiQiw.
ANNIK I^UaiB.
MERRICK
The sympathy of all goes out to May McCabe, wlfosa djtother has been ill. May and her mother are "pals" and it is tli(! wisli of everyone that hor motliei^'ii)uy soon be restored to health.
Rumor says that W. S. Christy, Jr., is contemplating mai'riagc in October. His llance, Mi.ss Abrams, of Ijtiwronce. Ij, 1., has many friends in Menick.
NORTH BELLMORE
WANTAGH
The tiootl Cheer Club will liol«l a stiij,wberry festival and dance at the I'arish House on Wednesday evening, June 15. Music for dancing by Wiildau Bros.
Mrs. Harold Van Tuyl and son aro visiting Mrs. Van Tuyl's parents at
Newbuig.
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Mrs. Frank Colon, who has been ill. is much improved.
Tim Ecclesiastical Society of the Wan- tagh' C!ongregatiunal Church held a meetina ou Monday evening. The fol¬ luwing Vrustecs were re-elected: Wil¬ liam Garner, Charles Scluifer. It wiw voted to clo.se the church during Aii- gitit and havo only an evening service during July.
LEITERS JO EOrrOR
AkoiT U. S. COAS-r Ol;.iKI»
Etlitor of Tho Daily Keview:
Sir:—1 saw iu The l^ily. Review to day an item atiout the need for more men in the U. 8. Coast Guard servico and 1 am interested. Please tell me where 1 can get neoessary information and aprlicatlon blanks.
APPLICANT. Uempstead, JvJDe t.
.\ddi-e.ss Commandant, P. S. Coast Guard, Washington, I>. C, in order to receive explanatory (Ktmphlet and othbi dtaiitU iuIoraiiiUoa. >2D.
NOTICE or COMPLETION OK A»HE.SMMENT ROM,
TAKK NXlTICK.-^The AnoonDm.nt Roll fur lhi> Villane of Roclcvllln Ccntri- for thi- ytar IICI haH boen lliutlly comiiletcd anri wm8 filed in thi> iiltlvK of tho Vlllajce fh-rV. un thi- .Vvi-rilh (lay of Junp. Ifiai. wh..ru l)u' H«mi' will rvmain ii(M.n fDr inapectl.m for liftern ¦Inv... nftir the ilati> of thiH nollcp.
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KDWIN W. VVAI.LACti. DAVin Jl. l.ti.NCJK.NKClvliU.
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FHANK J. Ri;vN<ir,I).S KIIANK H. 1-;R1.S.MA.V Hiiaril III TiUMleoM, aclinK a» As.si-wmirs.
MITICK Ot .XXMAI. KLECTION
IM (IKI'OKATKII VILL.AliK IIF IXINlJ UKACII
I,(IN(i UK.VCH, N. Y.
MiTfCH I.S UKRKHV (MVK.V that tin- an¬ nual i-lcr-tioii of thi. iiHlcciH f.ir th>' ImiiiiKi- faU'd VillaBe nt LoiiK l-trach. .Now York, will b.. hfld In th.. Villain, tiall on Park Str.-tt. bona: nparh, New York, on th<?
Slst DAY OF" Jl'-NlC, 1»21. tK'twf'cn the houra of 7 a. in. an.l « p. m.. anrt al Miioh flistion tin- follinvlng oinccTH lit- i.j b.. fhctfd.
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WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS,
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AUNKS URACKICN.
Villago CIi.rk.
NOTICB TO CRBDIT0R8
Purauant to an order of HON. LEONB D HOWKIjL, Surrogat© ot the County of Nas¬ sau. notlc« !¦ berelw sivao to all peraun* having claima aaainat
Arthur Paul Hammond late ot Rockville Centro, In tne said county. decoas«d, to preaent the aame with the vouchers thereof, to the sutiMkttar the ad¬ ministrator of tho BOOda, chattel and cred¬ its which woro ot said dectaHed Utt kla place of tiansactlng buBini^SH at tail aflice of WriRht & WrlRht, Rockville Cmaftv. New Vork, cn or befa*o tho first da]r> «C Aususi next.
Dated, Mineola. N. T.. Jnnilnry 1(. 11121 WII,LI.\M E. LUT8TKR, Aa County Trcasarcr of Nassau County, AdmlnlBtrator. WRIOHT A WRIOHT. Attoiniyg for Administrator. Rockrillo Centre. New York.
We kndw no better way
of encouraging chil¬ dren to acquire the Bank Habit than by the use of Discount Checks. The mer¬ chants expect to give them — you are en¬ titled to them — see that you get 'them, then give them to the | children. They are aa good as money here.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Punuant to an order of HON. LBONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of the County of Nas- >«u, notice is hereby given to aU peraona liavinic claima anainst
JuUa Southard late of Freeport, in the said aountr, de¬ ceased, to present the same with tbe vouch¬ ers thereof, to the subscriber the executor ef the last Will and TesUment of said de¬ ceased, at his place of transactinic businesa at the odice of Stoll & Lawrence, 66 Broad¬ way, Manhattan, New Yorlt City, on or be¬ fore the first day of September next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y.. February 10. 1921. WILSON B. SOUTHARD, Bxecvtor. STOLL A LAWBENCB, Attorneys for Executor, 66 Broadway, "*
Manhatun, N. Y. City
NOTICB TO CRKDITORS
Pursmint to an order ot Hon. I^wls J. Bmllh. County Jud.ore nnd Acting Hurroaate ot tho County of Na»Mau. n.)tli:e is hereby (ivcn to all persons havine claims aealnst
R08B O'BYRNE. late of Freeport. in tho suid county, d.-cci^sed. to prem'nt tile aame with tho vouchers there¬ of, to tho »«b«crlb.»rti, tho admlnlstratora of ceased, at her place of transaetina husinew the Ooods, ChatlolB und Credits which were aX said decpased, at tti.lr placo ot tranaacl- ln« bOHlneus at l.lO Whaloy Slreet, Froeport. Haama Caaatg. N«w Yorli. aa m mtwrn tbe 15th day nt July nest- Dated. Mineola, N. V.. Deoeinbar M, Ittt ROBKRT OBTRNK MARIK F. McOHUE;.
Admluiatr»ta<« CHARLES H. IIAYE8.
Att.)rn<>y tor Administrators, 82 Court Street. Brooklyn. N. T. Ctty.
NOTICK TO CRICIIITORM
PursuHtit lo an oid'T ol Hon. Ijrnna P^ Howell, Kurrusate ot th'' Counly nf Nasaau, n.iUcp la hereby givpn lo all peraona havlnit claims agalnat NKI.LIK S. STOWIJLL. late ot Freeport, in the aiiid cuuiUx.- daceaaed. lo premnt tho aamw with thr vouchi-rs there.if. io the Kubsrriber. the adnilnlHlrator of th.? Jtooda, chattela and .ivdits which were ot ¦aid deceaaed, ut her place nf traimacllnsi l>usine»s at the uIHcb of Kidney H. Bweat.y. Froep.irt. New York, on or before' llla ISth day ot November n«xt.
Dated Mineola, N. Y.. Mwy B. 1921.
KATHKRINK O R<).1KNTIIAL. * 'Adiaiaiatrator.
UinNKT If. HWKZKY.
AtlAmey toi* Admlnl.strator, Freeport tIank Huildin*. Fr.wpurt. N. T.
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NOTICE TO CREQrrO«8
Pursuant to an ord,-r u( HON. LEONE D. HOWELL. Surrogate of the County of Naa¬ aau, notice ia hereby given to all paraana bavinc elatnu •¦•inat
SSarWn.. yaaara lata of Baldwin, in thtbaaid eoanty, deeanaed, to present the same with the vouchera there¬ of, to the aubacrlber the a4mij)iiltrator ot titf goad*, chattela and ercdiU whlek were at tald deceased, at his piace of trauaeting baalness at the office of 0'Brlca> BoMdaaMi. barker * Fox. 120 Broadway. New York City, on «r baaara tke IVAi day of S«9t«iBb«r next. '
Dated, Miiicote. N. T.. Febraanr 21, ItSt. WALTER E. POWERS, AdBsiftiatnttar O'BRISN. BOARDMAN. PARKER A rOX. AttorlMys tm Adminiatrator, xa* Atomiway. "
HmrYoAliQtg,
NOTICK TO CRBDITORS
Pursuant to an order ot HON. I.EONE D. HOWKLL, Surrogate of the Countr Jf Naa¬ sau, notice ia hereby given to all peratma having claims agalnat
-PrrMott A. fUbrrer lale of Oarden CUy, in the said cnunty, do- ..eased, to present the same with the Touch¬ ers thereof, to the subscriber the executor nf th.- last WIII and Testament ot said de¬ ceased, at her placo ot transacting bualneaa at the offlcn of Philip Huntington. CUy of Olen Gove. Now York, on or bofore the flrat lay of May next. Dated, Mineola, N. Y.. October 14. 1920. EMILY LUCIA SHKRHR.
Kxeeutor. raiLIP HUNTINOTON, Allorney for Flxccutor, P:5st Offlce Building. t;ity ot Olen Cove. N. Y.
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ADvmreiNo
Aoggamit pmmr HAtmAVVAvsTr
Albert D. lUfT. PlaiaUS. :
—agrataat—
Harry FUAarrta wad ¦RMWagta* :
Pltxhanig, hia wife. William :
H. Wella and Anr» C Wella, :
hta wtta. a»B Wiaali BarM. I
DefeiulaMa
In purauance of a JodgnxbC of forecleaure ami aale. made and entered tn tbe abore entitled action, bearing dato Ibe lltb Amr ot May. 1*21. I, lb« undersigned, tbe referee la said lodgmeat named, will aell at puMIc auction, at tile rotunda of the County Cnort Houae at Mineola. Nai«an County. Now Tork. on
WEDNESDAY. JtTLT «TH, l»ll at 10 A. M: the premlaea dlrecfted by aaid Judgment to be aold. and therein dcanribe^ aa followa:
ALL tbooe a«rtaln lota, piecea or paroela of land, with the buildings and improvementa thereon erected, and known as lots numb'.>rs oae hubdred thirty-alx (13tl. une has.lred thtrty-aeven (1371. one hundred thirty-eight (131). and the rear SOxXO feet of lots nunv bera one hundred tbirty-nHM (ItO) to on.) hundred forty-three (143) b<>th inclusive, tn Block five (6). on "Map of Woodlawn Ter¬ rain. Section No. i, Rockville Centre. Long Island. Town of H.-mpstead. Nasaau t>>unty. New York", said premises being mon par¬ ticularly bounded and described aa iollowa:
BEOINNINO at a point on the northerly side of Stevens Street, distant weate'rly sixty (60) feet, trom the corner formed by the In¬ tersection of the northerly side ,of Stevens Street with the weeterly side of McMurray Street: running thence northerly along the westerly line of lot 1.15 one hundred (1(10) feet; thence weeterly along the southerly Une of lota 105 and 144. eighty (go) feet: thence southerly at right angles lo Stevens Slreet ono hundred (100) feet to Stevens Street; and thence easterly along the norlh.'rly side of Stevi-i.a Street, eighty (SO) fOKt to the point or place of beginning.
Dated, May lllth, 1921
JEROME R. MCDOUOAL, Referee Haff g Farrington.
Attorne.yB for Plaintiff,
360 Fulton Street.
Jamaica, N. Y.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Purfiiiant U> an order of Hon. Leone D. Howell, SurroRate of the County ot Na.ssau, notice is hereby given to all peraona having clainu against
ADELGUNDE L. SCHLAEFREIDT, also known as Adclgunde Senf, late of Free- port, in the said county, deeeaaed,,to preeent the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the administrator of the goods, chattels and credits which were of said de¬ al the ofllce of Seabury, Seaman and Oehrig, Hemiistead, New York, on or before the 20lh 'lay of Septemtier next. Dated, Mineok, N. Y., March 8, 1921. ILMA A. WALKER, Adminiatrator. Seabury, Seaman * Gehrig, Attorneys for Administrator, HempeUad, New York
NOTICE TO CRBDITOB8
Pursuant to an order of HON LKONE D HOWELL, Surrogata ot the County of .Naa sau. notice la aereby given te all peraoni having claim ,gafnst
Smitli F. Pearsaii late of Freeport, in the said county, de ceased, to present the same with the vouch era thereof, to the aubscritier the executoi of (he laat Will and Testament of nald do oeaaed. at her place of transacting hiinlnenr Rt the olBoe of Edwards & George, Freeport. Nasaau County, Now York, on or befor') thr 10th day of August next.
I)aled, Mineola. N. Y., January 27, 1921 MAROUERITK A. PKAR.SAIJ.,
LKGAL .lEHlSKTISINa
tt^rmx TO atBDntxts
Paraoant to aa order at HON. UDONE O. HOWKLU SnrroggU at tlic.C«aaty at Haa- aaa. aatke ia hereby girea to all paraoM iaviiiv elaima against
Jaka neary SImsaaea lata at Rockville Centre, in the aaid connty, daecaaad. to present lae same with the voBchcr* thereof, to the sub>cribera the ex- aaators of tkTe iast Will and TesUment of saM deceased, at their piace ef trattactJag fcaatacsa at Ue offlee of Wallace A ^atUr- aaa. RockTifle Centre. New York, oa or ba- tbra tbc latfc day of August next.
Dated, Mineola, N. Y.. Felimary t. I«tl. WILUAM I. SPRAGU& FRANK DAVISUN.
Exectttorg.. WALLACE A PATTERSON. Attoraeya for Sxecutors. No. 76 Front Street RockviUe Centre. N. T.
EDWARD A OEORGE. Allorneys for Executor, 1-7 Railroad Avenue. Freeport. New York.
Executo
Hl'PPLBMENTAL CITATION
nn; riooi^LE of the state ok new
YORK:— Tu 'Ph.. Denver Hospital for ConsumpllvcH: Th.. Euiflcvllle Sanitarium for Conaump- (ives; Park ft I'ollurd Company and .1. Athol Marcus: I|Hin the iM'tltion ot (lUarunty Trust Com¬ puny. HO llrimdway. New York CUy and I¦;.¦^ln.•rJlldtl K. AlarcuH. of Laurelton Avc-nue. I.onK Hcach, Nhhhhu County, New York,
y<.u and ..aeh of you arc her,fby cited 111 show cause before our Surrogate of th..' (.'ounl.v ot Na.sHHU. at thi; Surrogate's Court 'f said Counly. held at thi- ('ounLv Court Ifouse. Ht Mlnwla. In the County of .N'a»B.HU. on the eleventh day of June, )'J21, at nine ''cl(.ck in Ihe forenoon of that day, why the -iccountH of aaid Guaranty Truat Company ind KBmeral.la E. .Marcus, aa executors of the Laat WIM and Testament of Julius Mar- jus, deceased, late of Long Reach, NasHau C.iunty. Hhould not be Judi<:<ully settled and allowed.
IN TESTl.VIONY WHEREOF. Wo have caused the seal of the Surrogate'» Court of said (.'ounty ot Nassau to be hereunto ufflxed. WITNESS. HON. LliONE D. HOW¬ ELL. Surrogate of our said County of Naasau, at the HuriogateH Ottice, 'SoaD ttl MIneulH, in tho said County, tho ninth day ot May, ono thousand nine hundred and twenly-.mc.
EDWLN W, WEEKS. -Clork of tho Surrogate's Court. I'RINCE & NATHAN. Atloineys for Executors, No. 19 Cedar Stieet. Manhattan Borough, New York City.
NOTICB TO CRBUI'COR.'I
Pursuant to an order of Hon. T.IOTNB D HOWELL, Surrogate ot the County of Nas¬ sau, notice Is hereby given to all pcison» baving claima against
WILSO.M SMITH, late ot Rockville Centre, tn the said county, deceased, to present the same with tho vouchers thereof, to the subscrllier. the Ex eculor ot the last Will and Testament of said deceased, at her plnco of transacting bualness al the offlco ot Wright ft Wright, Rockville Centre, Nsw Tork, on or beforf the 16th day of September next.
Dated, Minoola, N. T.. February 54. 1021 MARY E. Tll.LEY. WRIGHT & WRIOHT, Execulor
Attorneys for Executor, I No Village Avenue, Rockviile Cantre, New York.
NO'nCE TO CREDITOBn
Pursuant to an order of, HON. LEWIS J. SMITH. County Judge, 'as Acting Surrogati of the Counly of Nassau, notice is hereby elven to all persons bavinc claims against
HAN.VAH J. BROWER late of Baldwin. In the aald county, deceased, to preaent the saw*^ %vUh tlKi voucheis there¬ of, to tho subacrlbers tho executors ot th. last Will and Testament of said docoaSed. ai their place ot transacting buslm-ss at th. olBce ot Sidney H. Swciey, Froeport, Now York, on or before the 15tk» day ot Junt next.
Dated. Mineola, N. Y.. November 37. 1120 ANIW08 J. SEAMAN, HENRY BROWER, FREDERICK BROWER, SIDNEY H. SWEZEY, Executora,
Attorney for Executors. Freetiort Bank Building, Freeport. N. Y.
NOTK'K TO CRKIIITORS
Pursuant to an .jrd.-r of Hon. Lewi.i J .Smith, Counly JudKe and Acting .Surrowate of the Cuunty of .NaKsau. notlcie is heret»y given to all persona having claims agalnat
SMITH VAN NO.STHAND late of Seaford. in the said county, deoiased, 111 pirscnt the aame with the vouctiera Iheiuof. tn Ihe suhscriher. tho executor of the lant Will and T.iHlain.ut of said d.-ceaaed. ut her lilai'.i of transa.'tlng business, at the ulli.e .If Hidn.y 11. Sw. z. y. Freeporl. New York, on .ir bcf.ire Die first day ot July next. Dated, Mine..la. .\. Y.. D...<-.'nib<;r J... 1!I20. HARRIET A. V.VN N08THAM).
Executrix. SIDNEY JI. SWEZEY. Attorney for Executrix. Frei'port Hank Building, Freeport. Now York.
NOTICK TO CRRIIIT4IBII
Pursuant lo nn ord.T uf Hon. Trfy>ne O. Howell.H.iwell. Surr.tgatP of the County of Naaaau.. nolUv is heheby gtvfin lo ati persons having claims Against
JAMES K. HERGA^^ late of R.X'kvllle Cenire. In the said county. ilt«eaai.d. lo present thu iwme wilh Ihti vou.-he.s th.T.of. Ill the subHcrlbxr the ad- minlstrator of th.. guiMls. chattels sn.l .-refills which were of said .leceaeed. at his plaiv .if transaclliiK Irtislness at Ihe oBlo; of Wright * Wright, R.iekvlll.. Cyitrv, New York, on or before the tlrst day of D.H'ember next. Dated Mineola, .N. Y.. May 18. 1931.
WILLI.\M K. Ll'Y.STER, ss (bounty Treasurer of Nassau County. Adminis¬ trator^ WRIOHT « WRIOHT.
Atlorn.ys I'.ir .Vdinlnlstralor. No. I North Village Avenu.-. R(..kMII.- .Vniie. N. Y.
NOTICE TO (^RKIIITORH
Purauant to mn order ot Hon. Lewis J. Smith. County Judge and Aeling Surriiaato of, the County of .Nassau, nolle- is h.-r.hy Tlven to all r<-rsoii» having claims against
EMILY THOMPSON, late of RoekvUle Centre, in the aald counly. 'leceased, to present llie same with the vouchers thereof, t- the suhw-rllwr, the exec¬ utor of the last Wlil and Testament nf s^.td leceased. at his plao .)f transacllng hiisi-^ ness ttt the offlc- of Martin A. .Siirlngsl.-i d. Lynbrook, New York, on or bt^fore lh« first lay of Juno next.
Dated. Mineola. ,V. Y., Novemlxr IT. 1920. IRVl.NO H. THOM I HON.
ICx.iculur.
MARTIN A. SI-niNOSTKED.
Attormy fnr Executor,
t Atlantic Avenue,
T.ynlirook, N. T,
Pursu'.
iKlvioB
NOTICE TO CRKIIITOKS
It to an onler of Hon. L Howell, .'iun..It:, to nf lln- .•iiuiil.v of nAlice Is lu-r. liy Biv.n to all is-r.s<in>
¦lalms as.ilnsl CHARLES (jOl.DION
Kast M.Kdow, In the aald county, .leieased, to pr.-.-<<-nt th.- sunn- wilh th.- vouchers th.-reof. ib<-rs Ihe .-x.-edl.irs of the lust im.nt ot suid de.M-!is.-d. at Ih.lr -luilink- Irtisiness at lh.- oIHe,- ot v./..-y. l-'rei-iKirl, N.-w VorK, ou jr.lh day ..» Noveinli.r n-xt. Dated Min.vilu. N. Y., .Muy r., 1!121.
WILLETT VANIii:\VAT|-;it,
Ki.iZAUi:rii VANDi;wAi'i;it.
liiXI-CUliilH.
si|ini:y h. .s\vi;/i;y.
Ait.iini-y for Ext-cnI.irs. FreeiH.rt liank HulldliiK, Fie.-port. N. Y.
to tho au
will an.l
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rOl'NTY (OIRT, .NASSAI (III NTV
n III- Matl.-i- of Ibo Applleallon :
i>( the Hoard nf Edu.;i»1inu nf :
fninn Kn-.- .School District No. :
a ot the Town of Hempstead, :
for tho ciin.lemnatlon of certain :
land In lhe,Vill.n;e of Freeiiml. :
Town (if HompHtead. known as :
tho "FreeiKirt Cemetery," for :
ailinol purinis.s :
ight>
'1ST each item separately when
making out a deposit slip. The
bank keeps these slips for a long
time and your handwriting on one
of them may prove to be a very
.valuable record some
time. Always write or
stamp your name as
it appears on the pass4)ook.
In case of making deposits without your passbook, fill out two deposit slips, one to be retained by the bank and the otW to be signed by the teller and returned as a receipt. Present this duplicate deposit slip the next time your pass¬ book is brought in so that the proper ei^try may be made therein.
The Gtizens National Bank
of Freep^wt, New York y% iistgrggi paid m gpgeial dgposit aecointts"
- - - ..- .If the Town of «M..,--
stead, will j-r'-sent to the County Cnurl of .Nassau Counly. at the .'ounty Court Iloune. In Mineola, .Nassau Counly. N. Y.. on the -'nd day of July. IHJI. at 10 ..eln.k in lb- forenoon of that day, or as soon Ihoiiaft.r UM counsel can b.- heard, a i«-iUioii now on file In the offl.-e of the Clerk of th.i (Niunty oC Nasauu. pursuunt tn 111.- innvlsiinns of i"ha^.-r lux of lli<- Laws of I'JU'I. pniyliig for the apiinlntni.nt of Ihr.-e cniiimission.-rs to ttlipruise Ihe .lamugo f.ir Die taking nf th'^
' r reversionary estate, or Ixilh. ami all
(if uny peraon or ja-iHona in Ihrft parcit ml iimiKrly enmmonly known as tho iport Ceinelet-y." sltuttle. l.vijQg and Ixdng
In Iho VilluKi- nf Fl iri, ,Cminty nf Nassau
and Stale of .N-w Ynrk. ami Imunded no lli • North by\ Pino Street and liind .if I'lillUii Nirke|sl«-rK. Charles o, Nlles und the Vlllai;.! ot Krw-iiort, on the East by lands of I'hIMp .Nl.-k.iislu'rg, Cliureh Str.-.-t and luml of Iho
first rnstiyterlun Churcli of Fi i«iil, oil
the South by land of tho First Pre»byt..rlun Church of Kr.i luirt and laii.li. of Dr. K. I-'oron Wllmer, Oeoi-«<- V. .slnal, Frnnklln Di.-dBll and Frank TInney. Hn.I on tin- W.st by land of the R.iurd of Kduiullon ol fnloii Kr..- Scho.ii District No- 9 of the Towu of lloinrist.ud. anil will then and (her.,- mnv.. for nn order In accordance with tbo prayer ot Ku.'h iiciltiun. Dalt-d. Frc'isirt, N. Y. May IHth, 1931.
Hy .irdi
lit lh.
liun ot I ninii |i
Irl.-t No.
ll.ianl of Eilu- ne Kijiool Dlx- Town ot Heniii-
LEONARD S. MADEE.
No. 11951
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
COMI-'TROLLER < iF THE CI'ItRKNCY
Waahlngtiin. D. C.. April V. 1921 VVIKiREAS. by satlsfactnry evld-ri< e pre- st-nt.-.l to 111" undersigned, it h^is !>¦ .;ii made to H|ip<-ar thut
"THK FIRST NATIONAI, H.tNK (IK K04IMKVKI.T ' in the Village of R<Kit.i-v.lt In Oi.. Cmmty III .Nassau an'l Stale of New Yoik. h.s n«im- Hled wtth all th.i provisions ol the Htatuie.'i of Ihe United Slates, re'iuired lo l» com¬ piled with -liefure an asa.s Utton shall bo anthoriai-d to commence tho bualneaa ot Banking: ,
NOW THERI'IFORK I, D R, Crissinger, Cf»mptrolUr of the Curri-iey. d.) In^reby c-r- tUy that
"Tbe rir»< Natlenal Dunk of KlMmrrrll" In Ihe Village of Roiw-veit In lh.. Ontinly <if Nassau an<l HUl» of New Yorit la kulhorlwd lo cemmem^e the business of llahking as provided in Serll'in Fifty one hundred and sixty nimi of the Revia<.»l Statult-a of ili« irntled Ktfit.-ii
IN TENTIMO.NY WHERI-yiF wlln.-MS my hand aiwl Heal uf offlce this n-v.-nlh Hay ttt AgtH. 1921.
(Htgmid) D. K. CRIHfllNOF.p, (Seal) Comptroller of (hv Currency,
AMKKNIMIRil' MimCK .
T.HK ASSE.sHOitH of (he Town of Hemp- sl-u.l, iKiebv K)V" n.iliie thst Iti.-y hnve cmii- plotutl the A>ai»wmpnt Roris for ibe curr'-nt year (I9;li>. and that n .;<n>y thereof baa tx-en left with one of (heir number at tha .>m<* of th* Aswrnaiis. Itoimi 3iifi..Ji,)1*n Hall, In lha VllUgn nf llempslead, 'vbt-re It tnay be »a«u anfl examine.! by any peraon unlll (ha
THIfli) n.KHDAY 'IF Jl'NK. 1921 next f'llUiwing un'T, thai <in tbat dsy. lo wll. JC.NE 31. 1921. from 9 o'. Iiwjk A. M. until 4 n'cl'Kdi p. If.. r,aM AsK-ssora Will me«t dtl lh. ir sui.l .lOti;^ In the Town Hull. Village uf H'-mi-^t.-did. "to ri^view tti'Tlr anv^HMncivtM and l.l h'-.ir and ex»min« »ll complaint* III r»- i«l|..n In smh o—-- "'-
Duteil this Is I Ti: '•I,
SMnii III.. - AapgrnrB vt tba Xowa ot tfrnggaimail.
