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Tlie Dafly Re?iew
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Nassau Coanty Revieiv
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JaaiM B. IMII«a, PnbHilMr
WalUr a. Bunnell. Cdltor
AflSOCIATS BOITCHM
Al MtaiMla—CbariM B. Diivvr.
At Itoekirni* Centn—Winiam K. Tboaveoo.
At Fraaport—OcU H. Johnaon.
Af IU«np»te«4—Vartwo A. WUlUaa
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tarlaw Baildloa. (« So. Main airaat, rrmtmnrt
BalMtna. Ohmrrer SirmL Botkvllla
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tinum B«U4la«.
Mala St.. naiii»ata«a
HmCIAl. HanrspArmm tor Inoorpioratad
VUlaca o< rrMport. WWtCUh mnrWAPm tor toeervM«ta«
VtUa«* ^ Oa^Aarat. •mcXAL NVWIVAVBR for Naaaaa Ooirats
tor i^rtllaatleo ef aotleaa of Bankrapvei
«¦ IMatiiet Oewt of Unltad Sutaa (ar tfc> •r New Tork.
PubUabed Dally Elxcept Sunday
Mrtarad at th* f>oet OflV:* at FraapoH.. N. M aaeoiul olaaa nuUl mattar, AM of March 1. ItTt.
Mtftton It p.: 4invi» Toplaa.
raar tn adraaa*
two osota.
VHOL'OHT FOR DECORATION OAl
Uow would you like to be a little tot, old enough to know sorrow, but not old enough to help yourself? And how jvould you like to be an object of tharlty in a land devastated by war— A war over which you had no control and which deprived you of your par¬ ents? The future would look kind of poor, wouldn't it?
There are thousands of youngsters In Just t..oee circumstances—facing a future devoid of father and mother k)ve. It Is the price they must pay for iheir parent^' patriotism. Should they be allowed to suffer because tbclt parents died defending their country? Kot while there is an American alive. Tho official flower for Decoration Day win be the iwppy, tho flower which blooms on the graves of so many of our boys "over there." Artiflcial flowers made by thtso orphaned tots will be on sale all over the U. S. on that day. Tho movement is ai)provod by every patriotic orRanlzation. There Is no administrative e.xi)enso attached to tho sale. Every cent received goes to the French War Orphan Fund and will be used to try and bring a little sunshine Into the dismal world In Which they live.
Buy poppies—wear a poppy—show your sympathy for these Innocent war Ylctims in a substantial, patriotic way. 0
CONTROLLING THE BUSES
ALMOST ttt ttSMMftlRXD
If you Ured in a chartninir froup ot'konmma Juat muteiAo UMnpataad Vll Imgo m»tt Mt Um natri ef the berieflla derived by being within tbe corporate limits, wouldn't you work amontc your neighbors to have your home section added to the Tllla«r«?
Some of you who read this would— and some wouldn't.
Just why anytMie wouldn't Is hard to understand. But it la so. The Idea has been auggested over and over acaia. The vfHaa^e ofBclalfl are quite willing the annexation of a reasonable amount of outside territory ahould be accomplished. They, however, arc of the opihlon .the request should come from outaiders, rather than from with¬ in the village. Their attitude is: "Cotne In and welcome, if you like, but we won't force you to do so."
Two serious fires have occurred in Chester Park, only a few hundred feet beyond the village limits, and in each case Hempstead Volunteer J-iremen have gone to the rescue with village fire fighting apparatus. TWey have had to lay a thousand or more feet of hoae from tho nearest hydrant within the vlllago to send streams on the burning buildings. The service has proven pitifully ineffective.
If Chester Park and other home col onles Just outside the village line were annexed to Ilempstead better lire pro tcctlon could bo demanded.
There are numerous other benefits that would accrue if the change were made. Thoy are so hnportant that it is diftlcult to understand why the an nexation^is not Insisted upon at once.
UOP FXIBBIP
When Harding stood on Jersey's pier,
Before the clay of fighting men, A tear welled upwards in his eye.
He aUd: "This niust not be again." Hing tbe Easter Anthem loud,
"Peace on earth, good will to men," But If the nation needs Its blood.
Please God, it will be done again.
"Carpcntler's face does not reflect real condition."—But it will on July 3.
The Ix>ng Island Railroad, They like to have things neat.
They do not like to nee your "dogs" Reposing on the scat.
UOVT BLAME HIM
Harvey dpes not want to be tried in Na.ssau becau.sc ho claims hc cannot get fair treatment here. He's right, we have not had a fair day in a helluva while.
Wo do not say who did it, but in •omo way tho Town Board of Hemp¬ stead was Influenced to vote to put the bus lines In the rcBponslble class. They may not operate In Hempstead town without complying with laws which safeguard the rights of tho public. Thoy must comply with Public Service Com¬ mission rulings. It means that only responsible manafjcrs will run buses in tho town hereafter. It should be good tor tho bus linos .as '^Well as for the traveling public.
This means, too, that trolley lines operated within the township will havo a living chance. Tho trolley manage¬ ment has laid much of Its linancial trouble to irresponsible, unfair bua line opposition. With this condition changed tho trolley company will have a fair chance. It may well be expected to make ko(k1 and to give its patrons much better service thatt has been of¬ fered during the twelve months just passed.
Doubtless we shall have well-man acred bus lines In tho town doing good business and serving tho public well. Wo should, and probably shall have good trolley service, to the benetit of all concerned. Tho town as a whole and tho villages touched by bus or trolly lines In particular will surely be benefited. Wu can well congratulate the Town Board and thu truatets of thoso Incorporated vlllajfOH which have adopted the new rulhigs upon their progrcssivcnosH.
As said before, wc do not say who brought this about, but it was the first improvement advocated by The Dally Review and It ha» lieen promoted With many columns of space during the last three months. So j wo are glad, very glad, and feel sure Tho DaUy Re¬ view's elTort was well directed. » lO ¦
If persistence car. do It you may count on lights biit other municitjal Improve-
Don't forget to get a poppy, ana wear it, on Decoration Day. o
Our friends In Long Beach West are showing much progreseiveness. Thof have arranged for a bus line to run to Rockville Centre, beginning next week, and they have arranged to get street lights. Evidently a good place to look for more- progress.
"A ONE MAN TOWN"
A concern In Providence, R. I., had contr.ictcd with a man in a .small west¬ ern town to .sell him .some of their mor- chandi.se. IJut like many prcsent-ilay concern.s, the poor man became afflicted with that di8ea.sc, cancclliti.s, and can¬ celled his orders. Immediately upon re¬ ceipt of his letter, the Providence con¬ cern wrote him a letter .stating tiiat he had made a contract. A letter waa al.so sent to the postma.ster of the small town, asking him to .uknowledge their letter. A letter wa.s aLs© aildresaed to "the leading lawyer" of the .small town, telling him the circumstances and to be prepared for any trouble that might arise between them and their customer. Another letter was sent to "the leading' banker" of the amall town informing him that they wcro drawing a draft on the above-mentioned man and to pre¬ pare to collect name. A week elap.scd with no reply. Then one morning the sales manager received a letter which read as follows: "Gentlemen—Your let¬ ters addressed to the postmaster 'lead¬ ing lawyer' and 'leading banker' re¬ ceived. I am the postmaster of this town. I rccelvwl your letter. I am the only lawyer in this town. I cannot handle your case. 1 am al.so the prcsi- t^nt of the only bank here, and your draft is ignored, and furthermore, if I wa.sn't the Baptist minister. I would
tell you to go to H ."—$5 prize to
A. E. Sparks, Bristol, R. 1.
The latest thing in highway robbery is tho two fellers who swiped an air¬ plane from Mitchel Field.
"Sheriff needs 10 more men fo enforce dry law."—Mineola. Can't you make it 29 or thirety?
"Had to .sit ,on straw hats to circus."—Hempstead. That was crowning event, all rislit.
HELP!:
"World War veterans soon to their bonus."—Washington. Line men, alphabetically.'
The Yankees seem to be "putting" England in Dutch. The "drive " of the Amciicans and the "bi-assy" stare of the IJritona may result in a "tee" hce for U.S.
It's a matter of course, anyway.
The Stillman case Is over. It took a lot to buy,
A family :ipj)cndagc.
For innocent youns Ciuy.
ETERNAL VOl TH
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LEGAL ADVtStlBlMO
TIIIELY TOPICS ON FINANaAL TOPICS
by
WiUiam H. Kniffin. Jr.
OF ]EU>€KVILU!: CBNnUE Inatnictor On Baakinf in New York Uahrfraity^
II II I 1 "
"Presbyterians Dar Women aa Eid¬ ers."—Winona Xjake.
WHEN THE WHIS-njO BLEW
An architect who was over.seeinK the construction of a dwelling house came to inspect tliH job one day at noon hour. Looking up 'at the side of the house where a carpenter h.id been putting on siding, ho saw a nail which had nut been driven clear in, and turning to the contractor, who was standiiig near, said: "There's a nail .some carpenter lias for¬ gotten to drive in."
"No, ho didn't forget it." the contrac¬ tor replied, "the twelve o'clock whistle blew whiU) he was driving that nall."-^ IJ prixe to B. F. Clark, 101 W. I6th St., Hutchinson, Kansas,
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HIK REMITTANCE
Times can never bo .so hard that .someone docs not aiiccecd In getting a hiugh ]out of the trouble« tliat *hey brinKT. There Is a story going the rounds concerning a wesforn wool-grow- er who became so discouraged over the low price of raw wool tbat h^ rounded up n car load of bis sheep and con¬ signed, them to a commission merchant in one of the big packing house cities. A short tiaie thereafter he ntcelved • telegram ftxHU the dealer aaying: "Price realized on sale not enough to iwiy the freight. I'leaso remit $68 to cover dc- IteJt.' In reply he wired, "Have no money, but, am remittlnjf with more sheep."—New York Bvenln.g .J'ost.
\ little planning will usuiilly let you Lakevlew getting not onlyiund the family take In the farmers' _XUnd community picnics. As promoters of noighborllncsa they are too valuable tnents somu day. to bo mjwiyd
Mary had a little lamb,
She lost the thing one day, The flro boat "fender "Velox"
Found it floating on the bay. They took It to the engine room.
And dried its little wool. An' brought a bunch of moojcy milk.
To fill its tummy full.
"Says Sheriff Paid $50 Poker Debt lo Prisoner."—.Mbauy. Yes, there's honor among 'em, all riKlit.
THE RAINBOW
The cud of May in far-Off France,
Where snowy cro.s.scs dot the land, Will be .a nia.ss of coloi-ed mound.s.
With flowers laid by loving hand; Tho retl of Flanders poppies,
The whito of lilioK pure, The bluo of sweet foi-Kct-mc-i^ots,
A country's love, secure.
The Archie Wallace banquet was a decided succcs.s. Aj'chie decided that soon after it started.
ALL GONE
Cropsey makes tho sheriff glum. Scared him out of chewiuK Kuni,
Cmpsey warmed and waded in, Then the sheriff lost hi.s jrrin.
C. H. J.
OPINION OF AUDITORS
THAT EVOKES SYMPATHY
(BoMiHi News Bureau) Tlio following letter, wiitton by .-i small mill operator in Tennessee, con¬ veys quite clearly the waiter's ojiinions of auditors. It is printed exactly as written:
Attention Mr.
Your letter of today to hand the amount in question $2.33 seems to be the^ ex¬ press we i>aid on this |Shipment otir records arc not clear on' why these come by cxprcs.s we take It. they were de¬ layed any way If you insist we are due you-thls amount yrite Ais and will eme- diatcly send you check.
Wo do not specially like all this talk you arc giveing out about your audi¬ tor we were In hopes witii the out goinp administration w<; would get a letup on auditors w»> have been Ijothered with auditors, fellows chocking ut>, lawyers who had no pnictice school teachers prcucher.s food administration counter- fits short haired women, long h/iired men until we left tho doihocratic Party, to stay gone until they could And some one who coald let the cOmmerchlal men run it.s own affairs.
Now Mr -do not rnis Enterpret thi$i
letter wo arc not contending about the amount involved look up your records and if we owe this you just tell us really ^c do not know whether we do or not but to h—-1 with auditors.
If you arc a Hshorman would be gladi to have you drop in on ua some time when we will ride a white mule to the creek unoke a good cigar made out of this robertaop cumnty tobacco and facc- Ing the Kast defy the man that ques¬ tions our llbertys.
YiHira vwy reapvt
ON PAINTING A H^V
Having a roof that needed a coat of paint. I sought out a gentleman of color, and endeavxjrfcd to make a bpr gain with him to do the work. After due deliberation I concluded that it should take him upt more than two days, worklwg In third speed. I offered him ten dollars for the job.
Ho said that was not enough, and IXHidcs he would nee<l a helper to carry the paint, while he put it on. I asked him what the helper would do while he wasn't carrying paint. Ke confessed he didn't know.
Thul being my price. I told him to take it or leave it. He left it.
ThercuiXM* I donned my working clothes and did it myself in seven hours, jnd cr(>ditcd ten dollars to my profit iikI loss account; while I presume my -olored friend bikmU a day or so looking I'or some other cupitulist who would !>ay him his price, forgetting meanwhile to charge his profit und loss a<.'count the same fimount.
In driving such a sharp Iwrguin as a bloutetl millionaire employer of labor, md thus working injury und hardship io the laboring man, I am oj>en to ¦ensure; but 1 find that capital is now i'oing about the same thing in the arKer si)lu res of busiiii'ss industiy.
A I'eriain manufacturer concluded 'hat labor costs had to come down and mnounced a cut of 20 per cent, in ivagcs.
Whereupon the head of tho union paid lim a vi.sit and told him in no uncertain on<.s that the union would not stand or it nnd the workers would b.ick up tli(^ union.
"Hut," s.iiil till' ()!ii|iloyir, "you wil! land for iji.sing down the pl;int, won't .ouV"
That Was tlu' last the manufacturer u-ard from the walking delegate and the factory still runs.
In diniantlinfe' a hdpor, my colored •licud followed the exampir uf tlie shop ¦rafts organization in railroad circles, hi order to change a nozzle tip in tlie rinit epd of !i locomotive, il is nece.s- .aiy to call in a boilermaker and helper lo'open he door, because thiit is boilei- naker's work. Then come along the >ipe man ;iud his helper to remove the, blower pipe, because that i.s piiH-nien s .vork. Then come the machinist ami lis helper, who remove the ti]), Ijccauso ;Jiat is maifliinista' work. In replacing he i)art the .sanu' process is lovcrsed.
How much thesu absurd rules cost the railroads Is not known. Il* run's lUu the miUion.s. The only alternative 8 to sloj) lixiiiK nozzle tips, and this is what the railroads are doing. The riTsuil o r;iilroa(? labor will be jireciscly the ;.ini" a-; in the .-ane of the colored >ajnler of lools—there will be some ¦valuing lo ilo to find otiKT jobs.
Tiie goose that laid lalior's golden csk vas a very patient and long sulleriiiK iiird. It rceofiUized that there had lo ;»n buill up during the government's
<a i:s.s WHO got the .ion
In the employ iiicnl nianaKcl's ollice of a largi^ business house stood a long line ot boys awaiting an interview. At the extreme end oT the long line .stood a freckled faced urchin impatiently waiting his turn. Presently the man¬ ager's private secretary vamc throu'^li the room. With a quick pass he shoved a bit of folde<l paper into her hand, s.iying, "It's for tlie bo.ss." A few luoments later the manager road message: "Don't hire any kid till see me. I'm the last one in line I'm th(>rc with tho goods." The va¬ cancy wa.s soon tilled.—$1 prize to Frank .Vmbler, Honoltilu, T. H.
thi.s you and
UncK^ .\b siiy.s: I've leaiiied .so miicli from my neighlxirs tliat 1 can't ulToid to be at outs with them, and thus miss getting their ideas.
Growing Up With Your Bank
We have seen—and wliat is more, helped many a small concern grow from an idea into a flourishing business. We have coun¬ seled them, loaned them money, and worked with them in business building. We ask no recompense, ex¬ cept legal interest on the
money loaned ^the rest
is good will that goes with banking service. Let us help yon grow up with at.
— Bank of — Rodcville Centre
M>llHI !¦»> »m JUM-MM 1H.JM«l-«MI«jmM Milt l—J
mIsmuiiagcnieBt of the ruUwaya a very l>owv;uI politic&l machine that wouM vote right last November. How succeaa- ful was this scheme of capitalizinc lalx)r was shown when the votes were counted, and the fair-minded |>o<9le who give and aijk for a square deal said a few kind but firm words that were heard 'round the world.
That wicked thins we call capital may l>e greedy: but no more so than labor. It may l<e unfair at times and In cer¬ tain caues: and so is lalMtr. It only de¬ mands a just compensation for Its use and asks that the man who lives by virtue of the employment It furnishes -fhall give quid pro quo in return for the wage ho receives.
Tho sooner labor realizes that the war Is over and war prices a thing of the past, the better for all concerned. The indPTt figiircs of the economists show that the cost of living Is at least 25 per cent, below tho peak. last approaching tho time when
wnot fd
rumant to as wSir mi Woo. UBONIB p. uniTKLt^. atarr«nt« et th. Co«at» ot Itaa-
•au. no<lre it barctty (iven to all perwoa kavinc daiow aaatntt
HANNAH A. VOt% Ate of Rockville Centro. te th* said eowity, d«crand. lo prMMt Um mim with tk* voocb fra tbvrfiof. to tiie sataerikor tka admlai* trator of tho aaaia. |*»WI« aad eraaHa which wrrp of aald deeaaaad. at hia pUoa •r tnaaactlna hwaltiaaa at tha alkc of Barl J. ^unott. ReckvUI* C«itre. K.if Torfc. or betot* lh« flrat day of November neatt. UMal. Mlaeala. N. T.. Aprti t«. I>t1. UKNRT UnZ. AdmUitatrator. BARl. J. BKNNKTT. Atlomer for AAailniatrator, n N. Park Avenae. RockrUla Omtre, N. T
NOnCK TO COMBACT0R8 HUla CoaalMlaa .t Hlchwara. AlbMir. N. T.
Puraoant to the proviaiona ot Chapter S( I..awa of Itei. and amrndmenta thereto, ¦ealcd propoaala wUl be received by tbe un- dentlffnrd at No. iH Lancaatrr Streot. Albany. N. T.. at one o'chick P. M.. advaneed etan- dard time, trblch la 12 M. eaatern standard time, on the 7th day of Mone, 1»2I, for the lnipro>'emcnt of tbo foltowiiur hichwaya:
Naaaaa Couoty liJabway Approximat)
No. Name of Htchway. L«octb.
1$I4 WeMbary Hamlet: Union Avo. 0.4S (luJ alao for the repair of tha faltowincr Repair Clasa
Contract of Apprax.
No. Work. Road. Name. Vilrs.
1312 Bit. Mar. 270 nirch Hill 1.04
Hapa. plana, aperiflcatlnna. eatlmHtr!) and propuaal forms may Im nbtalnrd at tbe offlce
the Comnilsaion in Albany. .N". T.. and al
Wc are i '*"* "'""e of tMvlalon Kntln'yr Jaa. n. Sturde-
' vaut. 11 Washington 8t.. Pousbkecpsk-, N. Y.
.•Sppclal attt-ntion of bidders la callrd lo
lollar will buy as much as before the ,'" •-^'^''^B*'-'•'^'¦t>'**''*'rn>N KOR BlUHKRS"
propoasl, apeclflealiona and contract
A'ar. Thcrefoi-e a wage cut i.s not cut It all in Its i)urcha.slng power; and un- !csH there be a graceful bow to the iievitable, labor will have its choice of 'akln^; or leaving a fair compensation. There aie nomi- things wc r;in do vviUiout jiiid ."iome things wo can do lurselves. One of them is painting i °\
roofs.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE
T.\KR NOTICE that the Hoard of I'''"" Trustees of the Incorporated Village! of llockvlllc ('enire, KaH.-iau County, .New York, have prepared the assesH- ment roll for the current year; that a copy thereof will be deposited with
I lie Village Clerk at the Village
Clerk's Office in said village on theiji,) Isi day of June, 1921, where it may | p; be Kccii and examined by any pcr- .son until the first TucHday in June next, and that on such day at the «ai(| Village Clerk's Offlce in .said vil¬ lage between the hour.s of 2 o'clock
aarcanaeiit.
Propoaal for each highway or contract muat be auhmitled In a af-parate aoatrd mvi'lope with tbe name and numtx-r nf the biachway plainly endurapd on thu outaldv of the envplope.
l^ach propuaal muat hr acrompanied by caah or certifled check pa.vable to the order iif the Stale Cumntiasion of Illfchwaya for an amount enual lo at l«>«»t three per cent, of the amount ' of the propoaal. The retention and diapoaal ¦ I of BUrh cash or check by the Stale Com- 'I miaalon uf Iliahwaya ahall conform with Sub- { division :. Section ISO of the HIchway T.aw. . aa amended by Chapter (23, Laws of 1919. I The aucceasful bidder will l>e ri'qulrrd to I exnruto tba contract and comply In all re- apcrta with Section 1.10 of the Uichway Law, , as amended by Chapter (ISO.
The riKht la reserved to reject any or all
HERBmtT S. fil.S.SON.
Cummissluner.
J. f KtNfll. Acting Secretary.
Nl PBRMK COIRT—.NA»MAD C'OIM'Y
• iuarantee and Tru.it Com¬ pany, aa Trintee. nnliilifr
-—ftcainat— :
ir.Jen •"'It.v Katatea and others, : DefMidanta .
Tn I'ursuanre "t a Judcmrnt of furrolo^ure
and B.ilp. duly inn-le and entered In th'- above
ill 11.n ..On... 1 ,. , I , . . entitled action, and bearing date the i:Jth day
in the afternoon and 6 o'clock in the; of .May. i^i i. tho underairned. the referee afternoon, the said Board of Trustees ''" •¦'•* Judgment named, wiii sen at puwie actinfi; as Assessors, will meet for the'*"'"""" '" """ "'«'''¦'" '''"''"'••• '»' •''""''¦'' piiiposp of completing such assess- iiif 111 roll and of hearing and deter¬ mining coJuplaintB in relation there- lo on the part of any person conceiv¬ ing himself aggrieved thereby. Dated May 25th. 1921.
, P:DWIN W. WALLACE,
President.
DAVID 11. LONGENECKEU JOSEPH .MONDS, FRANK J. REYNOLDS, FRANK H. ERISMAN,
Trustees. Hoard of Trust cos. acting a.s Ab- .sessors of tlic Incorporated Vil¬ lage of Rockville Centre, Nas¬ sau County, .New York.
* I Archor. auetinrneer, at tba front atepa of tho Nnesau County t'uurt Iloose at Mineola, In the <'uunty of Nhhwiu., on tho "th day of June. 1»!I. at 10 oi-liK-k A. M., the prenilsea di¬ rected by aaid judinnent tu lie aold. and therein deaeribed a a foliowa:
AI.I., thuae c<-rtHln lota, plecea or panels ot land. BiluMt>'. I>ina and being at Gartlen City EatBlea. County of Naaaau and Hlato uf .Nov Tork described aa followa:
I'AIICKI. A
Map of (Jarden City Kelatea, Hcction A. re¬ vised and extended (Jnrden City. Naaaau Counly. ]j<ng laland, N. Y,. aurveyed nnd drawn by Kirby, Pettit and Green. May. 1307. nnd nied aa .Map Nn. i:' in the offlce of tifi
t Clerk I 1907. I Block.
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«LPREMR COt'BT—NASSAU
rrank Uickeraon. Pialntllt.
—asainat— Bay Coun Estates Co..
Herbert K. WilUama.
I-rank Dickerson and
ritlsburgh Mate Cilaaa
Co.. Defendants.
COUNIT
'%
.„!i^*V ?',"™ "' * Judgment of foreclo»,.ra
entitled action, and bearing date the Ut day,
of April. 1921. I. tho undersigned, tho Referee "" J»'>uary iO. 1910
of the County of Naaaau on Jttly 23.
Lota.
21. 2:'. 41 lo fiO IneluNive.
1 lo 17 inclusive, :& lu u7 inclusive.
4 snd &, ^6 ami 27.
1» and n
112. 1 to 6 Inclusive, r;i tu I'll inelualve. b:;. 1 tu H inclusive.
69. 2 lo 4 Inciuaive. 14 to 17 Inclusive, 22
lo 39 inciuaive.
70. 19 to 21 inclusive, 2S tu 30 Inclusive.
71. 4<i to 4» incluai\e. Illl. g und 9. 12 and 13. 111. 24 tu 21! inclusive.
82. 7 to 9 inelualve, 19, 20 and .Norlhcrly
une-lialf 21. «3. 11 lo 36 inelualve. 4S and 49. b2 lo ii4 Inclusive.
PAUCIib » Map of (Jard'-n <'ily Katutes, Giirdeii Clly, .VuKsau Ciiijniy, Lone Lsland. New York I.ot Plan surveyed by Charles W. l.eavitt. Jr., t.,aiiBCapo Kngiucer. 2iO Broadway, New York Cit.v, June 1919, and llled oh .Map No. 19 In ofll<-e uf the Clerk of the County of Nassau
UBOAL ADVSMrUIMO
19. 1 to » iaelMiv
SI.
i to »t iMfwrirw. n McMab
In said judgment named, will sell at J'ubllc Auction, on Ihe steps at the front door of tba County Court House uf the County of Nassau at .Mineola, in said county, in tho State of New -lork. on tho 27th day of May. 1921. at
I- o clock noun of that day. by Jusepb r. Day aucti.ineer. tho premises directed by aale Judgment to be suld and therein described ai follows:
ALIj that certain piccn or parcel of land with the buiidinga thereon erected. situate, lying and being In Great Neck. In the Town of North Hempstead. Naa- snu Counly. .Stale of New Tork, bounded snd described as followa:
BKOINNINO at a point In the center o, Ihe highway known aa Kaat Road; and distant thirty 130) feet south from tlie land of Clara .S. Dickerson. runnina thence easterly and parallel with the land of Clara S. Dickerson and distant thirty 130) feet southerly therefrom tn the w«f«r of Manhasaet Bay, at ordinary hl«h water mark, running thence southertT snd along the waters of Jlanhasaet Hay, at ordinary high water mark, to the land of Vincent Travers. running thanca westerly along the land of Vincent Traver* to the center of the highway known •• East Road, and running thence northerly and along the center of aaid Kast Road to the point or place of beginning. Coa- tiiining nine (9) acres, be the same mora or less, together with tho riparian right* of the party of the llrst part. If any.
TtXlETUKR wlh all the rights of tha parties of tbe first part In snd to a cer¬ tain lane or roadway bounded and da- aerlbcd as follows:
BEGINNING at a poinf fifteen (U) (eat aouth of tbe point of the Intersection »t the easterly side or tine of the highway known as Kast Road, with tbe soulherljr boundary line of land now or formarly owned by Clara S. Dickerson, snd running tlwnoe In an eaalcrly direction parallel with, and flftecn <16) fret aouth from tba southerly side or line of land now or lor- merly owntd by Clara S. Dickeraon, te the waters/of Manhssset Hay. ronatw thence srutlierly and along lb* watars ol Manhasset Bay about fifteen (IS) fael. running Ihenco In a weaterly dlractloB parallel with the first course, and dlgtaat fifteen feet therefrom to the easterly #<!• ef said highway, and r-jnnlng tbeaoA northerly along the easterly side of ail4 highway flfteon feet to the place or point of iMalnntng. Dated Naw Tork, AprU 9th. 1921.
RATUOND MAI/:)NS.
Referca.
Wir.f.IAM R. CONKM.V.
Attorney for Plalutiff.
11 Naasad Btreet.
Dorotigb of Manbattaa,
New Tork City.
Tha approximate amount
charge to aatiafy which th-
prop.-rly tt to bo sold la THtRTt-»li*B
THOVTSAND SKVEN Hl'NDRKD SlkTT-
KBVBN (tai.ri7) IWLL.VR8 wllb taSeTe^.
tbenion frem tbo Itb day of Marcb. I Ml. .
together With costs and allowances amotaiflhl
THBKK HUNDRED KIFTT-TWO A*©
«0 (ISiJ.ii) DOLIMRS with latemat'
thereon from April (. l»{t. together <*lit> t)M;
expenses of the sale. Thv amount of tascA
water ratea, ate., now a Uan on aald pteOltfeM, I
•nd which tba reforeo ia directed by tba gild '
judgment of fureckMiiir* to pay. amount to Oh 1
proximately riVB mrNDRSO} EIGUTT-I^t^ ,
AND 7»-lCi# (IMI.Tl) D<)Ll.AR8 j
Dated New Tork. AprU »tb. l»2t.
a^rwoKv mjtioitm. »HMi*.
Lots. 2S. 2« In 40 inclusive. 38. 6i; lo 131 inelualve. 48. 39 to 65 Inclusive, 67. bH. 28. 28 and 29. li'i. 1 to 91 inclusive.
90. 1 fo 3» inclusive.
91. 1 to 62 Inclusive.
92. 1 to 30 Inciuaive, 3» io .'.2 iin.Iu.sive, 59 to 63 inelUMlve.
9.1. 1 to 17 Inclusive, 29 tu 41 inclu.->ivc, 57 and 6«.
i>t. 1, 3 lu r> Inclusive.
S.i. 1. 3 tu t Inclusive.
91. 1 lu I Inelualve.
97. 1 to » inclusive.
SS. 1 tu 6 liiclusiv.
'"I'AUCKI. C
Map of Garden Clly Kalal.a. (lard, ii Cily. Nassau Cuunty, Long Island. New York. Lot I'Un. aurveyed by Charles W. I,ea\ilt. .Ir.. Landscape Knglneer t»r 220 Broadway. .New York City. July 1*1)7. and filed hh Map Sn. 37. in the olDee of the Clerk of the County nf Nassau, on September 9, 1908. Block. Lots.
29. 23. 26 ami 27.
30. 1 lo 4 (hclujiive. 33 to 33 InduNiv.'. 40 tn 44 Inolttslve, «3 tu 72 inclusive.
?'.'. 59 lo 63 Inctoslve. 33. 6b to 67 Inelualve. ae. JO to 12 Inelnslve. 65 to 67 inclusive,
62 tu 64 UicluBivr. 5fi. t lo 3 Inclusive. 47 lo 86 InelUHlve.
37. 1 to bt Inclusive, i;4 to »i inclusive, 1«2 lu 1U9 Inelu.siv...
38. 1 to 17 Inciuaive, 22 to 43 Inclusive. 4T lo 4i IneioBlve.
44. i% to 33 Inclusive, 61 lo 76 Inclusive 4«. Z9 to- 31 Inclusive. 51. 26 to 30 Inclusive. 46 to ID InclUKlve. 57. 1 to 16 Inclusive, 32 lu 36 Inclusive.
65. 1 to 10 IncHnlTe.
66. 23 lo 28 inelualve.
67. 1 tu l:i Inclustve, 23 to 26 Inclusive,
68. 1 tn 6 Inclusive.
75. 24 to 26 inclusive. 31 lo 35 incIUHivc.
76. li to IT incj«atv«. 21 to 32 inciusive. . 63 to 7» Inclusive.
77. 7 to at (aduHlvc. 13 lo 76 In'-luaivu. Tt. a lo 4 birlualve. 11 to 17 ln«lualve, 24
tu 3r> Inclusive.
14. f) and 10. 13 to 26 inelualve. 34. 35, St, atf; 47. to 49 inclusive.
15. 10 to 12 Inc/usive, 45 lu 47 Inclusive, to (o tt IncNMlro.
16. t lu 12 InclWfive, 20 tu 52 IimIuiuvc.
17. I tu tt ineloalve, 44 to 52 Inclusive. II. I to 7 inelualve. 17 to 2« Inciuaive.
fARGUD V %Up of Garden Cily liiflates. Garden City. NasKau County. IxMig Island, N. Y. l><il t>lan No. i. Section North of Newmarket ; Road, revised May 12. 1112. by Cyril K. , t Marshall. C. V, . snd flled In the offlco of the iC)*rk M thu County of Naaaau, oa Juno D, V--, 1112, aa map number 44. of the lienor I j„^„ ^^^
abova 4v«rmd> , , ,n 4, Inelualve. to, 10: incluiuve. tu 6t Inclusive. 55 to »tT taelKslve. to If iaclaalvc. to 31 laciaslve. 7. I t« ta Mclusive
110 inciuaive
t.--r
lift-tt IndaalTe.
tS »«
lactaafve. t MeMMve. 1 to 7« tedaalva. 1 to «S todialve. I to itT lael««v«.
1 to 43 taduglva. 41 to 11 baduaivu. 1 to ti Hll.'tgSiVF. I to i7 UHdiHivv. 1 to tl tadtifiva.
1 to tl II|cMbIv«. tt t* tT iQctuaive. tl. It to tt inelaalve. 63 to tt laclaalv*. ts. 1 to IS taolaaiv*. 49 to to taclgahaik
tt to tl tncloalva. tl. 1 to SS Ineloalve. St to IT taclgalva.
*2 to tt tacltMire. ;s. I to 61 Inclaalve.
26. II to SS IndulTa.
27. I to S4 laelnrtvu. tt. 1 to s: loolwlva.
ALSO AI.I, those p«rcels of land shown on lfai> of Garden City Ksute*. OatdHi City. Nassaa .County, I.«ng laland. Naw Tork. IHltadsil I>et Ptai). Garden CUV RMattM Morth devHoVed by Th* Montrey Realty Company. tM nttb Avnaue. Now Tork. map tied July 1»1», by CjrII E. Mnrsball, C. K. Ilcmi»- atead. L. I., amended gigmuaber. ttll. by Roawell H. UHylla. C. E.. Huntington. U I. and flled as Map number II in the office of tha Clerk of Ihe County of Naaaaw. on Novsmber 6. 1115. hereafter deacrlbel aa Parcela E. K. and O.. aad bounded as follows: PARCSL, E
BEOI.VNING at tbe cornar torraad hy Ih* Intersection of the Easterly side ot Nassau Bmrtovard and the Northerly aide of Madla<in Avenoa as abown on said map: running thenc* Northerly along said Naasau Boulevard 40 feet; thence Eaalcrly parallel with Kadlaon Avenue and part of the dlalanee through a party wall 150 feet; thence Southerly parallel with Naasau Boulevard 40 feet and tbenc* Weaterly along Madison Avenue 160 f««t to the mint ur plaoe of beginning: said prcihlaoa oonatltuting what would have been lota t and 2 In Block 8 on aald Map bad said lota been numliered theieun.
PARCBi, r
BtXlINNING un the Kaaterly aide of Naa¬ sau Boulevard 40 feet Northerly from aald Madiaon Avenue, jis shown on aald Map, run¬ ning thi'nce .Soitherly along aald Naasau Boulevard 4ii feet; thence Easterly parallel with Madiaon Avenue 150 feet: thence South¬ erly parallel with Nasaiiu Boulevard 40 feet and thenee Weatcrly parallel with Madiaon .Vvenuo 150 feet to the point or place of beginnlnK: said premisi^s constituting what would have tx-eii lots 3 snd 4 In block 8 on said Map had said lols been nuinl>ered thereon. PARCEL G
BEtJINNING on tbe Easterly side of Nas¬ sau Boulevard 40 feet South of Madiaon Av.-nuf. na shown on aald Map running thenco Kaaterly nsrallel with ssid .Vadlsun Avenue and imrt uf the distance ihroiwh a iwrty wall 150 feet; thence Southerly parallel with Naa¬ aau Boulevard 40 (rvK; tlienct! Weaterly pui- allel with Madison Avenue 150 feet and thence Northerly along Naasau Boulevard 4il feel lo the i«>trit or place of Ixvinning; aaid prcmisea eunalilutlni: what would haw \yfn lota 7 and !> in Block 9 on said Map had said lots tjccu numkxired thereon. I'AHCKh H
ALSO .\1,I. that certain tract, piece or parcel of Jand situate, lying and bene at Garden CItV Kststes. County of Naasau and Stall' tit New York, liouml.d and deoeribed as followa: BIXIINNING at a nmnument al thu eaaterly aide of the Nassau lloulo^ard. dla- tanf 36.112 fiet aoutlnrly from the corner foniied b.v Ih.' intera.-ellon of Ihe said eaaterly ai.le uf .NiiPFau Boulevard with the southerly aide of Ca I'.ib; i'Jge An.'nue; runninR thenrs north 7 degives 56 minutes i-aat along Ilia easterly aide of the .Naasiiu Boulevard 36.02 fiM'i to the nouiherly aide of Cambridge ,\\enue, thenee south Kft dejth-ea I" niintttea :10 swonda eaal aloiiir the soullicrly aide of Cambrliiue A»»-nue 1575.12 fei't 'to the .asterly sldn of •on, to I d July m.
1906; runniiiif Iheiicn aouth 8 d*'Breea .'it) ininutea an f.'ionila weal 198.05 feel along the eaaterly aidr of aald land to a stone monu¬ ment which niarlt^ the extreme southeasterly p.ilMt of land conveyed Iry the deed above referred to. Ihince iiorih 89 degrrta 10 minutes :n seeomla weat 1050 «i! left along the Boulherly "Idi' of \m\k\ cmveyed by Ilia deed above n Terred to aiiotlvT munumrnt. theiiee north 9 degrees \% iniiiul'S east 304. "2 feet tu anoiber monument, ihcncs north 79 degieiH :17 liiinulea 5 aei'onda west 538.88 I''.'I to th" point or place of hi'glnnliig. the laat two couraea runninir along the aoutberlv boundary of tin- land conv,-.vi d liy tho deed aboVH refernd to.
TOOKTIIKK with all Ih.' riirht. tll|4. unl Interest of Ihe pnrjlea of. In and to Ihi' Und iyinir In .Nassau Bi.uh'Viird and <lsmbrld(r'< AvenuH adioinlnt.' tnid inpinlsca tu the centra line thereof.
K.VIU PnK.MlSI'.S ARE »vnjiii.;T:
1. To liny Htati' of faelM that an aeeural* survey may show and to any reservalloiia, cuvenaiita and rentrleliona arfei ling thu aann'
2. To hii eaaonient of all lot owners on '¦nld Maps mer the streets, ruada or avenuiia yhown on nald Maps.
;;. To eaHemenla granted lo Nassau lina Coiiipany lo lay und inalnluin gaa plpoa in all of said ali.i'ts. ro.ula or aveiiu..'s, lo i>4»a imniH Kranled to .Nii.issu-.Sufrolk Mshting Company to lay khh pjiies In Ihi> streeta or roadn aud lu enet atreet liKhtw and for futura exlenalona of Nervire. and to furnish gas to oivneia of .Maid proiiert.v; to casement granted to .New York *• ,\ew Jerai'y Telephone 1:0m- pany for Ih" inelion of poles, conduits. *r. in atreet?. iiiid for fulure extension of servlen and for the irretion of ladea along the center liiii'M of blocks and along tliu rear and aid* lines of lola.
1. All th" loin above d.'a.rllx'd na lying within Blocka 1 tu 12 und 14 to 29 Inclusive, 32. ;;3. 36. 44. 48, 53. 57, 58. 62. 63, 17, 6S. 70, 81, 83 and 85 tu 98 both inelualve srv ubjcct lo II prior raorlKii^e ut 1400,000.
l.ota t to 4. 40 to 11 and 63 lo 72 In- lualv. In bloik 3"; lola 10 to 12. 55 lo (7 Inciuaive ill bl'M'k 3i. Iota t tu 59. 64 to 98, 105 tu 109 hieiuslvc III block 37; lota 1 to 17. 22 to 2C, 31 Id 1". 44 to 49, «r, to 131 liiclunlve 111 block 38: lots 41 to 50 inelualve III block 51; lola 11 to 17, 22 to 39 Inclunlvu 01 blui'li nil: tola 21 111 26 Ini'lu.ilve In blo.k 75; lots li lo 17. 21 to 23. 27 tu 3J Inelualve. f.l to 79 Inelu.Hlvi- In bloi-h 76; lota 8 to 39. 63 to 75 Inclusive in hlwk 77; Iota 11 to IT IncluKive, 21 .1.1 35 Inclusive in Woek 78; I..10 t and U.;in blmk 80; lula 7 to 9 liieluaive In blixk 82: lota 13 to 26 Inelualve. 31, 36, 38, 3;i, 47 tu 49 inelualve In block 81; are aubjwt to a prior inorlKMK.' of 1100,1(00.
LotH 62 to 01 lnelu.Miv«' In tiluek 35; lols |02 to 104 iMcluilvc tn block 17; Iota 41 lu 43 iiieluxh.' In bl.» k 38: luta 21 and 22 in block M; Iota 4. 5. 26 aud 27 In Wo.-U 60; lols II iiiid 19 In bloik 61; lols 23 lo 28 Inclusive In Mm'k 66: lots 2 and 4 hieluMlve in block 69: lola 10 to 48 Incluaiv.- In blo<k 71; lota 12 and 13 in block 10; luts 9 and ID In bioi-k 81. ari' aubiwt to a prior roorlgago fur 110,000.
Lola 27 to 30 Inclusive in block 38 are aiili- jctt to two prior morli{ai:.'M for $1500 bilI $40,000 iTHpiellvely; lots 26 lo J» Inchjaiv.- in bliH-k 54 arn aubj'-ct to prior fnurtsagea for .?|0.0i)0 Hii.l 17500 I. HiH (lively; lots 46 tu 60 inclualvii In biwk 51 ure subject lo a prior mortgage for 110,000; lota 33 to 35 In l»lo<'k 7 5 are subject fo prior mortgages for 14.000. 11200 and tin,000 reBP<ctlvely.
l.<>t» 2 4 to 26 Imlusive III blis'k 76, irn subject to prior martgHgea fur 11050 and 140.000 reapoetively.
The premises ab^ive d«,'aerlbed ss parcels K. K 11 nd G, aro each aubj.i'l to prior mortgages for 12500 und 140.000 rcapeetlvely.
The pi-emlBos shove deserlb.'d as parcel It. are subject to prior murlgages fur 112,000 and 110.000 reapi-ctlvely.
Lola 31. 34 and 35 In blu<k 76 are subject lo a leas.: expiring August Ibl. 1921. held by rtiillp tluba.
Dated May 14th. 1921.
II.MtUV W. MiiOKi;. ilcfer...'. AJtTHin V. HII.TiiN.
I'lalntilfB Altortiw'. 250 rulton Hlrc't, Jamaica, N. V.
TAKE HOnCE
I, tlie underHiKiiod. tlie collector in and for tlie Vlilage of Cedarliui«t, have received the tax-roll and war¬ rant for the Collection ol taxca for tlic present year, and I will attend at the VillaRe Office, Hpruce Street, corner Willow Avenue, in aaid VIU lage on ThurHday. Juue 2d, 1921. and each day thereafter and includ¬ ing 'W'edncHday, June 8th, \tl\, froni 9 o'eIocl< In the forenoon until 4 o'cltjck III the afterntxin of each day for tbo nurpoae 4»f receiving taxes aa- iieaaod iipwu Hucb rull.
¦ate ll.M Ob Each $100. iMMwd
Valuation On all taxes paid on or before June Mtk. 1981. Ko chwre will be la^e hx oolleotioa. Aftn- Jwi« Mth. IMI. 5 P*r Cent. wUl b« charMd for collection.
kiSSXt T. XflUMr. couotitur
Uatetl, Hay 2<tU, 1921.
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