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TWELVE THE NASSAU DAILY ~REVIEW-STAR--MONDAY, MAY 8; 1939. - - WANT ADS-Telephone Rockville Centre 1800 on the Wate rfront l Hofstra Cb||ege Puts HepstgadwTI-mough Its ”Pacs at -By LEO P. HANNING- C G 3 \ 4“; Ferm E _ *w + V HOULD a 32-foot Banfield sea skiff skim by your boat one of these week-ends, going like the proverbial bat out of Hell, that will be the Kem, late of Port Washington in., and now of the South Shore Yacht club. You probably won't get a chance to look the crew over, for the Kem will be hightailing it down the creek by the time you get around that, so we'll tell you that it will most likely be Commodore Tom \Two Wheels\ McLaren at the controls, with Mate Sherry \Schenley\ Kissell and Navigator Eddie \Pride of the Power Squadron\ Egge kibitzing on the bri beside him. With that crew of Baldwin buccaneers, anything can happen and prob- ably will. (Short Beach coast guard station, kindly take note. The Kem is ready for the season, now, after & thor- ough going over in the shops of Mike Scopinich's Free- port Point shipyard. Mike has pronounced her fit and ready to go, but he has his fingers crossed.. He thinks the 200 horse Scripps in her is a bit too heavy for her size. However, the boys have promised him not to run her wide open at her top speed of 28 miles per. Speaking of Mike, we were down to his yard the other day and spent an enjoyable hour climbing in and out of the great assortment of craft he has there. You can get anything, from a ° broken down dory to a 50 foot yacht. And if Mike hasn't got just the boat you want on hand, he'll gladly build one to your specifica- tions-for a modest consideration, of course. We had our eye on a dandy looking little 22 foot, half cabin skiff, but Mike and us couldn't see eye to eye on the price. 'We made him our standard offer of $1.98 and, believe it or not, he turned us down cold. \ \Leave out the dot and you can sail it away,\ he said. \Is 'dot\ so?\ we asked and the deal was off. But even at $198, the boat is a darned good buy for some one who wants an economical craft to kick around the bay. Mike has just com-, - . ¢ Sous ¥ pleted a beautiful 42-foot Diesel motored: job for a customer Students at Hofstra college Saturday pulled Hempstead's leg The float won a priz¢ for the best individual entry, In the other pell M. Esthbrook, Arthur C. Phillips, \ AFP manager of thtrnflkun Shops, has another about 50 foot, also a Diesel job, under con- with a satirical parade through the streets in the fourth annual photograph in the Queen of the May, Miss Carolyn Chalfant of and John M. Greene, managing editor of The Nassau Daily m for the Pol: of New thk Authority a spring e and festival. Seen onthe float is Alice Armstrong Garden. City, chosen by a committee consisting of Mayor George Review-Star. § of Park, the darling daughter of hickory limb fame. Review-Star Photographer Captain Mel finally pulled into Freeport with the Julieanna and with Captain Bill Bradley, the power squadron sage as a passenger, after a comedy of errors for which neither skipper was to blame. It seems that after Captain Mel left Florida, Bill sent word down to Norfolk, Va. that he would meet him there and come up the rest of the way with him. But Bill's message was never delivered and Captain Mel pulled out of Norfolk last, Notice of Sale BOWLERS IN FINALS [AH | NB EAL > [U ELMIRA, May 8-(P)-Keglers m Dmfl'grg'nflfnfncm yr. from Buffalo, Utica and Ticonder- |zingem -»\ ConNELLE ins. the senate and house\ legislative . t committees in charge taxation. oga vied for honors today ®s the \Ty of judgment of foreclosure Predicting a substantial loss of New York state bowling tourna- ®nd sale entered in the above entities ac- 1] [ML fFNLf mes a> spre the retailers assert 'the tax [ihe Rotunda of the County Court House, America, Inc., has renewed its protest against the m@@sure in a telegram sent to the mbers of HOFSTRA PARADE [BUILDING LOM HELD 'BEST YET) REAGH NEW PEAK A he- thk Public Notice Hn Mists tome to be and e. sant 20-cents a carton in fa¥or of out- TRACT FROM THE MINUTES op 1 hose certain lots of land situate at Sunday morning early, un- o of-state dealers who 'are in a an . Town of Hempstead, Namau aware hat Bill was on the Scatters Satire Along Quarterly Reports Made By position to Elm-nigh | daxctree East Williston | Invokes) muittes® tiate Son ep Bork on a eet + + F i izi = own 0 emps 3 assau ounty, Tog the southern Hempstead Route In Associations Show Big t 'business in etate New Law In Move ntx mee an ime ome ot me Du; Ressnt \Counts. New Fork ct 4 Bill arrived at the southern port and learned what had Annual March Increase bringing, about more 'inemploy- Before PSC Ave: Baldwin, N. Y., on the 8th day of york June 3, 1993. Resin & _--_= $ ployment and vacant &fores,\ and “mgrm4 Voorhis, C. R, Rockvile Centre,\ fied in happened, be got busy on the + 4 urge its rejection \not alone be- Comm. Waiter J. Calhoun \un toe Aeadied \Iwenty. telephone and finally man- Hofstra college's fourth annual I Business cause of the injustice @f singling! The public service commission Athert C. Jncob 207 'and One bundred\ thirty (130). aged to make arrangements to spring day parade was marked out and saddling the ¢igaret con- has ordered that a hearing be held Frank B. Arsip 3. asonor | oogonia sumers with an Amordinately on a petition of the village of East W. Everett Horner HAFP & FARRINGTO heavy tax of this sort, but also be- Williston, which requests that the ABSENY: attorners..\ cause of the injury amd disaster| Long Island Railroad company b@| On motion of Commissioner Assip. sec- |\ that dt would work\ Mpon their|directed to erect and maintain|onded by Commisrioner Jacob, the fol- Notice to Bidders i uring business. fences along the railroad right-of- | {Xing, Dreambles and resolutions . were Exxh immAfimt,‘ he $3123 They further declar@ that \as it of reduced ti way through the village. uwafiRFAsbc-mufi persons sl‘nd‘forptgl- fai ult of reduce » lons do i ar is- v the High Law, States Building. and Loan league therspurchase of tax-mugsaigts Hearing May 26 itict repeatediy place at the curb for col. \max anyf the' undersigned 'at reported today. The disbursement a I The hearing on the petition will |lestion unreasonably large amounts of the County Engineer, Nassau County with Of $73,378,000 during the third and 13h; “by\ get\??? y‘elg be held before the commission in such amounts being far in excent the Court House, Mineola. L1 game A : e r na maximum amoun . 8 , » , month brought the first quarter's would fall fer short off@nticipate the courthouse at Mineola, Fri~|should be required of the district to carry time they will be paint], opened and read. down today as the best the school has yet staged. The procession of students and floats jogged through Hempstead streets Saturday hurl- ing satire hither and thither. A Full Day For Collegians Also Mudegflmc day's pro- CHICAGO, May 8 -- Savings, building and- loan associations made®a larger volume of loans in gram were a Arnold college a track meet j amount.\ he duly celebrated at Steve's with Savage Physical Education PLR! Of loans to a two-year high \7p 50° colin; ; day, 'May 26 at 10 o'clock. away and dispose of, and ontract awarded ms soon there- r aldmia, execitive sec-] \\%> Y A WHEREAS th te he distri , place with Commodore Domie school. Afterward, everybody sped or th€ P°TIO4, 13 P®T CEMt MOTC etary 'of the Retailer?! sssouta_| A new section has recently been an extraordinary burden of service rust Hollow. road -from\ Wantegh than during the first quarter of 1938. The March volume of loans was added to the railroad law which which should not be borne by all of the Parkway,: northerly to Jericho Turn- 4 {|_ taxparers proportionately, and distance of approximately 4600 Lin. generally provides that every rail WHEREAS the regular pircing at the with reinforeed concrete pavement road company operating within curb for collection of garbage in amounts and 'drainage to the Garden City hotel for the junior prom.. Six hundred per- sons attended. tion, states that there are over 109,000.retail dealers selling cigar- ets in the state of New York eh son, Captain Ray, Prizes for the best es in the |26 per cent. larger than Februaty ose cu- Nassau county that derives its mo- greater than four metal containers of four Porms for qualifications of bidders, giv- skipper of the Betsy Ann and parade want to the fifi. 'Theta|and represented anet gain of 12 ghaflecbteusmfis the “3205553123; tive power in whole or in part EXPSQIW LEhotmt) aud uhtaic to the dise Engineer \of ' feedities, equip. several others. Congratulations, Captain Mel Beta sorority for its \Netherlands\ D@r cent. over March 1038, It was _________ & from an electric third rail shall thet MLE and Ananc ® P t float; Electic club for its \Wacki-|4 larger total than that registered | Nassau Busines erect and maintain a fence or | . NOW, THEREFORE, be it insure the completion of the The lilacs aren't here yet, but the blackfish are, according to * 9 8 r RESOLVED that the employems of this {issued with the proposal forms and must ' cade\; Crown and Lance fraternity fOr any month -of. 1938 except ___ ___ .\_._ __ L_______& {ences along the boundary line Of gistrict will not collect in excess of four be filled in, sworn to und filed in the office Captain Abe Stenzel of the party boat Atlantic. And Captain |for the most humorous entry, a August. Judgments its- right-of-way contiguous and rm eznlnlmr: of [Trialnunlumur‘ cuble of the CWML fiu‘lneg, Y“ the cmfl\ i dai j j j . rom a In, N. Y. Abe should know, because he got a mess of them the other day, burlesque WPA project, and Se-| Loans for the building of new pang tacks Fo-rvame mater Co\ ime. Adlacent to a public highway TUn= Mire fmarket restaurant of (he Mime on' which the proposal or ble is ning generally parallel to or term~ d, and 'that where garbage accumu- submitted. inating at such boundary line n excess of that amount the person A charge of five (8) dollars will be re- i j _ so accumulating it shail provide other quired of ail bidders for a copy of the whegever the public service COM\ means of disposing of the same in ac- |standard plans and specifications. THIS mission, shall determine it to b€| cordance .with the sanitary and health MONEY WILL NOT BE REFUND®D. , wanna sorority for the most origi- $08.60 mal float, a satire on the recent D. A. R.-Marian Anderson con- troversy. along with sea bass and ling. _ Mackerel are beginning to run, too. We have it on the word of Dick Raynor, mayor of Milburn avenue, Baldwin, that his houses made an even more spec- t tacular record. The $21,254,000 High”!- !uuné 0. advanced by. the associations in| mohowse, Florence\. March for this purpose was more brother-in-law, Hogan White, the commercial fisherman, has been Awards for the best individual than in any March of the past nine Zigel#kS, Abraham-Same 80 necessary for the public welfare, |regulations and be It further .._ ___ . A similar charge of five (5) dollars: n catching them off shore. He started off Delaware several weeks |@ntries in the procession went to Years and brought the first quar- dake Prank ' The new section of laW |pecome and be eMestive on and alter the sheet and form of contract. plans and de David Richon of Hempstead, who ter's total of construction loans to Wieners, Pred Jr.-Emma M, S rovides that the commission may ist day of June: 11.1”; and Tummy-rt; ule. 5m MONEY WILL NOT BE RE man | f e viet is hereby recte . $53,380,000, greater by 12.4 per |,. $162.18 prescribe the height, length, ma- a htenstein, L - - k ; serve a notice in writing upon each per- Plans and specifications may be seen a1 cent. than any first quarter's rec- 'Bond & Muse. Torp:- ta» jfi’fls terials and design of such fence. son \or corporation who has, since the' ist the office of, or procured from the County ord in this decade. Benowitz, Awron The village of East Williston has day pf May, 1930, on more than one occa- Engineer, Mineola, New York, not later A. D. Theobald, Chicago,. asis- - ; | requested the commission to direct |slon placed 'garbage at the curb in excess |than Saturday noon preceding the day for * h » . r of sixteen cuble feet, and upon such addi- recelving bids. nt vice president of the league, the Long Island railroad to erect|fonai persons aa may at any time Rach \bid must be accompanied by inted oupt that vol f ll mn at volume Of |seige, John and Kich a? gie, a¥y Kich, 847.61 |a fence through part of the vil- n‘ ter mar;1 17m: ornct, bun“ mg\ my gamma thrckhou # solvent Bank barn.“ A , i in sixteen cuble feet of garbage st the curb. mpany, in the sum of $2,000.00 Mare r ~combirted purposes during $180.82 lage where there is an electric 'The foregoing resolutions were adopted made payable jointly to the County of appeared as \Two-Ton\ Tony Ga- lento, and Alice Armstrong of Wil- liston Park, who appeared as the \darling daughter, who hung her clothes on a hickory limb.\ Band Leads The Way w Jones Inlet ngggeéeotrnr M, £52323): wit: January, February and March was Casey, Thomas-Sumaritan ome for the Fail. by the following vote: Nassau and the Bidder as mmurance that 3:08 3:51 2:19 4:04 2:00 2:54 ge M. m 187,253.000, of which thi Aged ...... s01.25 Avis: the bid is made in good frith: (l. e, £12 448 3:21 4.03 3:11 3:53) thur C. Phillips, manager of the $187,253,000, 'which more C030 uuram, Domini Gomm. Waller I. Calhoun County of Nassau or John Smith, Inc ! a ; ; a [ 'is Franklin Shops d John M.|@ third went directly for employ= Bliss, 'William M.. as Public Noti Albert C. Jacob The minimum hourly rate of ware to be §:12 ~8:40 4:22 4:80 4:12 04:46 \Pha is :\ ment of building tradesmen Co -Besboard Twine & r ublic Notice George Mole paid to laborers employed in the pe - 6:04 6:28 515 §:42 8:05 5:32) Greene, managing editor of the \ a ,, Frank B. Assip ance of the contract, by the con - + F w I 24g Ni Di Review-Star. through new construction an A., as Hynes . Everett Horner. sub-contractor or other person ¢ 651 601. #2 ssl. 6as| \\M\\ ew 4 3 oE is GIVEN THAT A f ; i - f § modernization loans. «March saw _- able Advertised as NOT iL pe| NAYS: Rone contracting to do the whole or part of 133 642. Tor 632 6:32] The parade was led by the HOf- lins largest vol of moderniza- Knaut, Betty, Indiv. and Special Fire District Election w ABSENT: none work contemplated by the contract 813 8:28 TA2 ot40 T:l2 7:30|stra college band and the Moat of th® '&fWest volume & Gift Shop-Bame \bo held on May 20th, 1999, at the ire Heat- 1 B. ABSTP, Secretary of the |be not less than §.65. c \ % : 12 :30 at 92 tion loans since November as well peter J. Houser, Inc.-Same quarters Building, Grand Ave. Baldwin. of Commissioners of Sanitary Dis- The undersigned reserves the right to T HE 8 U N the spring . This year's) ,, setting a new record for the |Lindborg, John N.-Martin y, Nassau County, New York, veen the wrict, No 3, of the Town of Hem d, [reject amy or all bids, and to mccept the L Rises Sets in ti lendi ° $180.25 |hours of seven O'clock and ten O'clock D Nassau County, New York, DO ¥ |bid which he deems most favorable to the Tomarrow 5:48 7:50 month construction lending. Satisted Jug-g\ o cr sio of voting CERTTmY that I have compared the interest of the County., ffer ® ha nnn nne w ak d 600k a 4 ain a nn ain above r eae (O3 f v . N. .; upan the follo pr r ceding with a ution duly adopted en examined, checked and a repo Hem; pmb'::,flaacc°unud ‘2‘1‘?’ ‘i x‘i‘sk‘fn“ ...... maul,» Only legal resident Tax Payers of the yng mo‘ ting of Board of Commissioners mitted thereon by the County 4 . per i Willet, William bert (L. Stillm re District are ed Io * ~ of Banijary trict No. 2, of the Town PROPOSAL CA ACCEPTED received a salary. of $95, 1211‘le a : {Sign Marcckfnln stile-Goroglefl); Lewi 't\ siiliman, Firs District Mwfiéfl yore a; fllmplummNunu cau’nwt New Tom |I \11\ SXCBEDS TnB. forks BSH * Cynthia Earl of Hempstead, Mar- p ind Heatley Common Supply Shall the Board _of Fire Commissioners duty held on the 5th day of May, 10%. MATED COST OP THE WORK. stock bonus of $117,674. A. T. AND T. HEAD jorie KW. Centre, gelexrfies‘e‘agfnrzl‘lixzfmehngnéfin an. {fl' as. Irfltu'r' c een “221?“ of the Baldwin Fire District PurchMse|and T DO HEREBY PURTHER CERTIPY| A Contingent Limbility Policy, Construc- 7 Wicks, Grace A Amc..dPu. nmmmdm‘ Stream, Gladys er of Farm- ary 'and February were the record uola,\ missioners of the Baldwin Pire District, * 7 ttieib, . , Vera Beck of Great N months of the decade in- R By Prederick J. Go , WASHINGTON, May 8-®-| graph company. $102,690; H. W. Kathryn 807.111: of Mineola, R cilia-om granted,\ said Mr. Thcos Hartman‘s-“nun“.fita “mum; rain Tose William J, Robinson, Chairman. Walter Gifford received $209,350] Bracy. branch manager of KrO&®T raulyner and Lorraine Reichert, and entered in the above entitled action Becretary. earoind . { the Members of ; wae e * Padres in \to quess en, place, Mrs. Theobald, pointed 45 gos) The Baldwin rite ano, tapend sata and clothe thrigoro required, apon ne contcecy and ; es in. waiting to the queen| , ./ d home financing Abbate, Antoni for such purpose an amount not t0 ¢xCee0 WITNESS my hand this 5th day of May, upon acceptance of the work, respectively. William S. Paley, president of| were the Misses Ursula Levermore 9% n yor £ 'Press Co., Inc. Sept. 2, 1 $3500.00 and shall a tax be voted for sald jo5g, Bj 1.0. Gulsert i Columbia Broad I both of Rock institutions supplied $61,326,000 to a fund\; a... purpose in an amount not exceeding Signed PRANK B. ASSTP, . County Engineer, roa casting system, of * bay the ket for residential ROOSEVELT-31 Pleasant $3500.00 to be levied and collected in such | Secretary. Dated at Mincoin, I L, May 5th, 1999. 1 Inc., $171,849; David Sarnoff, pres- Davis, Elis- p mg“ Elm“ 'the first three Gerhardt Co., Inc. a aroun to ant n oon 4 Had a bo he at - _- $190,000; t. 5, Atherton, months, the figures on home pur- Motrel), owners andilientractore._ ,\ 27553; \$3 shail this seid Board of Com- resident Allied Chemi nd chase loans 'indicate, missioners NC 7 Indebted Gifford T The List Of fl”??? 106, homes N mg\ \|_ \The seasonal increase from Anticipation or \The collection, of said tax ops The List toy Poons servicel~ 4 February to March in total loan Notice of S In len amount not to exceed $5500.00, And U. S. Corporation EX@CS, |corporation of New Jersey, argizian, volume was less than in the three county court: Nassa@ county Interest. on sald bonds or other evidences \\*\ ~| $120,000. » both of Hempstead, | previous years, but this is: largely | -~ nemr=a - Box, _ Plaintit. | against | 9% 35 Att shall become due. » SEC Report Says tz of Valley due to the fact that both Janu- MtesASt T.. LINImMANN: and ANNA of 'no Board of Tire Com- And doesn't know Where to find them . .. - in the office of the Clerk th as president of the American Tel- am Marin w. -_ Cigaret Tax Protested t Nussau 'on \the 16th day Pebruaty, ; Martin . Clement, Declaring that the proposed 2|1939, I, the undersigned 7 7 ephone and Télegraph company in president of the Pennsylvania rail- \Lynbrook. cent New York state cigaret tax {Wdement named, will sell p Public Notice 1888, thereby heading the list of| road, $100,000; W. F. Weiss, chair- ory top of the 6 cent tax already County Court\ House. Minssla, \ Messen corporation executives whose| PSR Of Sterling: Products, Inc., imposed by the federal govern-|County, New York, on May Wth: 1939, 10 cn Is HEREeY GIVEN PURSUANT ment on every pack of\ 20 cigarets o'clock in the forencon of t d’ny. rem- to Chapter 106 of the Laws of 1939 at compensation Hempstead, was reported today|\ seton Porter, president of Na- Roslyn, \would constitute a sales: tax of as follows: \*** the Volunteer & Exempt Sire: to the securities commission. tional Distillers Products COTP»| Nastronero, both of Farmingdale, MONStrous proportions on & COM® ALt those certain lots, ple@®s or parceis men's Benevolent Association, Inc will be 19 Get Over $100,000 Charles L. Jones, vice-| Richard Coburn of Queens Village,| MOdity largely consumed by the |of land. with the buildings mnd improve- held on the 8th Cay ofMay, 1009 31. tht \The only other executive listed President Fas # m and Jack Wells of Great Neck, POD\ gazilnhlgu‘ able to DaY) | being in, in the Ti: f. Hem ora i tesa hapu My orp, $137,900; F. Members of, the Electic who t!* weto O5 ton the 90 feet \of Rot \281\ and and electing. its officer who received more than $200,000 cartisie, chairman of Consolidated took part 'in the \Wacki-cade\ t Ph ke furth ice that the 'said was Robert C. Stanley, Edison company of New York,| were James Vinecomb and Jack yng 25’.‘2§§§‘.'L\.’.‘ 9&1: mam; \shall 'be composed of such chsitmen of International Nickel] $100,160 I -S 0. Hooton\ Ste Buth: both of Rockville Centre, © tae tas orn r md Tas Homer ar amined pr deciioh 1000 0f of Canada, Ltd. His 1938 remu-| ident of Texas corporation, $100,« . owned by Lynbrook Land Cmpany, sur' the General Municipal Law, who Have meration was $204,700. 000; T. Rieber, chairman of Texas veyed by D. 8. Denton, Jury 1. 1913\ bru'retutml acquémt or gm: fi:llfil:::- Nineteen corporation, $100,000; J. W. Van| son, both of Queens V Ralph. Loan Association, plaintiff, vs. gfingflu\ in e 6:13, “um Oi: “13,0: 1219251641:le service 'in tne deesnside Pire * * corporation, Dyke, chairman of the Atlantic Clark and- Fred Earl of Hemp- et al., defendants-Grant which said parts of lots, wh@n taken to- Department, Town of Hempstead, Nassau received between Refining company, $100,000, and & Wafer, plaintiff's attorneys, 441 Lexing- gether, are more particularly described as County, New York, aa shall (a) notify the - er »» g . $100,000, stead, Robert Harcher. of Forest tft % she ed in the Yellow Pages Frank W.. Lo v ton Avenue, New York City. ollows: a secretary of the Oceanside Fire Depart- nu g $200,000 while 65 received be- .K 2‘303' president of| Hills, Jack DéBarros of Freeport, | Pursuant to Judgment 'dated April 28, BRGINNING at's point on the westerly ment. in writing prior to the organization ve . . a one F o ereinaiter tween $50,000 and $100,000. *otsk company Tames Hebitho, ot Gamaice, and ol. the Cound Houre, mine Int Sooth of the bp \ the moved, 1050.05, iit, dere, p under \Detective Agencies William S. Knudsen, president \Fa . aries er Ca, eols, New York, at ten o'clocif in the fore- intersection of the southerly of Burtis members, or (b) shall attend said meeting, . nian James. Burke fo Lynbrook. 24, 1030, -the mortgaged |Street, with the westerly ling of Marshall Cr adjournment thereof, or (¢) shall notify It SET FTE 4 comment ~Fomoon Mer o ar Pam and wos \Marna Rustions Roon \I\ shmprient & 'micuter west eo mnitinge within sixty days titer MbMovelets s lem| b A d“ bonus. Alfred 21°“, leN. o war] an\ of Rockville Centre hooknludlnc M 0. sad the southerly Are Tes 3.1; gnu“: d o hail?“ foes tense thereot and also “a\; of 'the volun- # You don't have to be a detective . the sou ve feet o t rth i t 100 ereof, and also such other of volun- P. Jt. Richard at?!\ it,“ the hi aft f parts in the Sewanna float, ~ 44 in Block 6, Bection 2, on a certain map feet: thence. North 5 darn“ 28 minutes |teer and\ exempt vclunteer firemen afore- to find whatever you want in the <hairman, received $164,450.) \°C to e house o entitled, -PSection 1 ahd 2, Rockville Cen- East 36 feet; thence Nor degrees 49 said who may hereafter become volunteet Classified Telephone Directory. Air . ' commons today the question of ter Lawns\ situate at.Rockville Center, minutes East 4 feet: thence Bouth 84 de-| and exemot firemen of such fire depart- R Conditioni Yarn and 'most Charles F. Kettering, vice-Pres~| the future of Danzig was \primar- V. F. W. POST TO MEET |Long sian grees 32 minutes East 99.08 feet to the ment, pursuant to its By-liws except that onditioning or ident, was paid a salary of $83.-|; . i 'The newly elected officers will Clerk's Office May 6, 1921, under point or place of beginning any fireman who has been removed for everything in between-they are all ily a matter for negotiation be- o. 804. SUBJECT to covenants and restrictions, enuse, expelled or dropped from the rolls _ ke look in th 173 and a stock bonus tween parties to the Danzig set-| pregide for the first time at'the|- 'The premises ste known as 58 Tarence|if any, contained in formem Instruments |of any fire company or department shall A isted. Just take a look in the in common stock. ° tlement.\ \The British govern-| meeting Of the Sergeant. Edward Street, mkvslthe‘nu‘r. lgggdlrlnnd. urn‘d org-ex: in?“ . hee no: ?fo§“\\'° to' membership in such cor» tis \Classified\ and telephone. For 1937, Knudsen received a|ment,\ Butler added, \stands for| F. Kruse post, Veterans of For- “fin-low, orded 1:1: 33:1\ 30.1”; 3:23“; w “1\:an B's-1A“ nerense. ., DD}; or th® oceansipe rmE Clint ® Yellow Pages in the back of your an valued bry'tha com: ffififkw anemia». ar- “is... s ® toe eat se Morne “£31; xr'ti Sufi-”33: ROGWF and piace. \_. By A. reward I vale, NEW YOrK TELEPHONE company repeler Telephone Directory. . : a . © ‘M' \** HAve wou, Reterbe. w. cuave aereace Dated: Oceanside, N. Y., May 4 1999. atock pang at $106,820, while bitration or other peaceful means.\ ®
