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I N S W R O C H E L L E PIO N E E R PAGE SEVEN Saturday, March n , ig i i s h e r i f f ’ s SALE. By virtue of two execution* itoued-out of the County' Court of the County of Weitchester. and to ae directed i»d delivered, 1 have levied upon and taken— which I *h»U «xpote for **le i l the few direct*, at th^ front door of .the Court HoutOj *“ .Count THR Vauchan had on the twelttn day or «ovemper, 1910, dr at any time thereafter, of, ia and: to the following property, to w|t: : All that piece or pafcel of land, aituate In the VilUae of Pelhaw andjTovrn of Pelham, County of Weateheiter a n d S u t e o f New York, bounded and described aa follow*: Beiinninr at a ' point on the weiterly aide -of. W olf* Lane, pad hundred (100) feet mutherly front the southerly. line- of land of Sophia Louiae. Lyon, being three hundred and Aye <30$) feef. loutherly from the lnter*eciion pf the westerly Un« of w o lfe Lane, wifh the diaputhd aouth- #riy line Of Ae. land o f the- New York, New Haven ft Hartford Railroad Company, thence running Weiterly .ia a straight h°« R?1*!!?* with aald southerly line of Und^of Soplua Louiae Lyon, -and one hundred (100) feet dia- tant therefrom one hundred ( 100 ) feet; thence at'right angles or nearly ao to the laat men* Sooed couree edutherly fifty (50) feet; thence at right phgles. o f nearly so to the laat men tioned course in a atreiaht line easterly one hundred (100) feet to W olfs lane aforesaid; Sdhce northerly along the weat aide of W olf* Line dfty (50) feet^toa pointohe hundred O W feet aottth eiw ld Und of aaid SwhU Lon* l.v T i . maih , *■ -nlir* At MMItnllM. Ue Lyon* to A e point or place of beginning. Said premises being fifty by one hundred feet and Mint1 the moat southerly pert of the prcmUe* described in h deed recorded m the Westchester Cotonfr Reghrter’a .ofiice in Liber 1560 of Deeds at pane 309, and being the same premises, conveyed to Jemie Vaughan Ur BSchard L. Ynugban bv deed,, dated April 5th, Ipjo, recorded in the Westchealer County Reg imens Office in Liber 1915 of Deeds at page 331 , AU tfat cert.in trncl, piece or P*r«t of lend. ntiiatc in the Town of Peihnm, County, of Weitchetter nnd SUte of New York, *nd known and deii.nated ai Lite. Not. 19, nnd 5 . Tuterty ore-four* of. l o t No. 20, on a n e , antitied “ hfap of PelhamrjUe, Weatckea- Wr Coonty; New York,\ dated Auruit etk, 1151. wtyeyed by William Br,ion nnd Med In t£* ottce o f the Kegieter of the County, of *Xff£1N o .'19, on aaid nap being Sounded nnd doocrlhed na folhtwit Nortkerhr by lot No, JO, one hundred feet; eaaterlr by Four* Ave nue, one hundred feet; eonfcerly {jr No. 14, one hundred feet; weiterly by lot No. 20, OMjhondrod^feet mey being bounded ■nd deacr»ed' na followa: »e«innin, at tba nortkeaat corner of [ot No. 20 on aaM map, running thence aeutherly alon. tbe weatcrly bnnndary of Ut No. 19, one hundred feet; thence westerly along lot No. feet; thence itortherly_ thrsufh lot No, M THE COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING. . N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that the Council o f the City of New Rochelle ha? declared its intention to make, the following specified lofcal im provement, to-wit: To widen North Avenue from Garden Street to Winyah Avenue, as per map -qji file in the office of the City Clerk,, dated August 18, 1910, and made by W . L, Hayes, engineer, and approved by J. K.- Wilkes, Chief Engineer of the Board of public Wqrks o f said C ity,as recom mended by the Committee on Public Improvements of said Council in its report submitted at a meeting of said Council held September 6 , 1?10, and as amended by a supplemental report of said Committee submitted at a meet ing pf the Coupcil held on February 28, 1911, -FURTHER N O T I C E IS GIVEN that the Council will'considertltematter of said .local improvement end hear all persons who desire to be heard'upon the same or with reference to the dis trict of assessment designated by said Committee in its said amended and supplemental report submitted to the Council on February 28, 1911, and that said Council will take such action thereupon, as it shall deem proper at a meeting theerof to be held in the Council Chambers, City Hail Building, corner of Main and Mechanic streets, on Tuesday, March 21, 191'1, at 8.1S p, m„ or at such other time as a ma jority of the members of the Couhcil presept at the aforesaid meeting may direct, By order of the Council of thc City of New Rochelle, N. Y . Dated, New Rochelle, N , Y,, March 2, 1911. GEO RGE H , C. LISC H K E , m4-\v3 City Clerk. S S t U ^ . . \ ™ N ^ . « . *Y r f n g tbe H. VevA m by W illfe* Keil, J r - by-feed feted J w e 28tV 191% and. r j g W J J * W«fcbeUerwcncMRcr CfajrtJ.wnmj v - 1 ” ’‘**4 l»lg,- tn Liber 1»2< ot deed. nt peweWS. -listed, White Plune, N, Y,,. Fetiruery 1, , , U - U EN g Y SCHERP. Sheri*. SAMUEL F. SWINBURNE, * % \ Z Y . f4 * 7 TH E PEOPLE OF TH E STATE OF NEW YORK, tar the Greet of God Free and Inde pendent. To Frita II***, John Haas, Charles Hama and Anna Haas, Send Greeting. Whcreta, Anna Haas; of the City of New Rochelle, County of Weitcheater, Stale of New York, hag applied to ear Surrogates Court, of the County of Westchester 1 6 have a certain instrument in writing, bearing date tha 35th f e y of November, 191% relating to Both real and personal property, proved aa the laat Will snd Testament of Adam Haas, late • f the City ot Ntw Rochelle, in Mid County Of West cheater, deceased. Therefore. You, and each of you, are cited to appear before our said Surragate at the Surrogate's oSce, ia tbe yiilate of White P W a T a u the Slit day of March. 1911, at ten o'clock in tke forenoon of that day. then ant there to attend tbe probate of said last Will and Testament. .... And such of you aa are hereby cited, as are under the age of twenty-one, years, are re* gufred to appear by your guardian, if you have one, or if yon havc none, to appear and apply for foe to he appointed, or m A e event of your neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will he appointed by A e Surrogate to represent amd act for you in the proceeding. In Testimony Whereof, the aeal o r A e Surro* n t c ’ s Court of our aald County of Weitchetter bag been hereunto av WItneee; HON. FRANK V . MILLA»D, S.r- rotate of our said Coianty. at A t Town of White Plain*, this 30th (L, S.) day of January, in the .year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eleven. . __ __ PRANK E»- CLARICE, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court SAM UEL P * SWINBURNE, Attorney for Petitioner, TH R PEO P L E OF TH E STA T E OF NEW YORK, hr the Grace of God Free and In* dependant To jMeph Kerch and George Kerch, Send Greeting: . ^Whercfe. •Homer f Elderkin, of the City af IfewRocbelte, Conner o f, Westchetter, State ef lfew York, has applied to our Sur* regeta's Court of the County of WeatAester la k m a certain Inatrument in writing, hear- kau fete A e 32nd day of July, 1910, relating te M b real and personal property, proved as the feat W1H and Testament of Freda Kerch, late ef the City e f New Rochelle, in said County of W ifebcitor, d m i t e i . Therefore, You>and each of you, are cited to appear before our said Surrogate at A c Surrogate's oflke. m the Village of White Plains, on A e 30th fey of March, 1911, at test o'clock in thc forfeoon of that day, then and Acre to attend tbe probate ef seid last W ill and Testament* . And suck of you m are hereby cited, as aro under lie age of twenty-one , years, are re* guired to Sppear by your guardian, If you have, one* or if jrpu juve none, to appear and apply for one to be mpointed, or ia the event of your neglect or failure to do ao, a guardian will be appointed by tho Surrogate to represent and act for you In A e proceeding. f > In Testimony Whereof, the seal of the Sur* rogates Court of. oer aaid County e f Westchester has been hereunto •Axed. Witneee: Hen. Frtnk V. Vilkrd. Surropte - nf onr »4M Countr, at t i e Town of Wkfte Ptelni t b i 27tk i t r of (L. S.) Jnnnatr, fa tie veer of our Lord one thottoend mne hundred and ' ' \ ' \ ‘ f r a n k E. CLARKE, . Clerk to the Surro*ate’« Court S A M U I L P . SWINBURNE, Attorney for Petitioner, 1M. Main S treet.. . . „ . New Rochelle, N, Y. ” f4w7 PURSUAN T TO A N ORDER of Htrt Prank V . Millard, Surnfite af the Comity of Weot- ebeoter, Notice it hereby liren,. accardfal *e lew, to all Mraoon katw , elahnt a*TOK Evdetn T . Codle, lata of t i c C itr» t New Ro- cbetk, in aoid County, deceeKd, tn m eo«t tie aame, with tie ranebera thereof, to tie mtder- aifwed. Knee.tor of tie kiit WIU and Tceta- amat af tin aaid deeeaaeA at hia placaaf traa* aclfaf hnaineea, at the oKce of Join P. Lewb- dML Na. 2M Hntwcnot Strekt fa tba Ctar o fN a w Rocbelle, N. Y„ mi or before tbe 24th day ef Ttene, A..D. 1911, IM cd thin 17th dey nf December, A , D. \'*■ HERMANN T . VULTE, Executor. JOHN P. LAMBDEN, Attorney for Executor, 23# Huguenot Street, ^ New Rochelle,_N. Y. dir-md In punmance of an order of Hon. Prank V. IfDlsrd, a Surrogate of the County of West* cbetoer, N o tk t is hereby given to all pcroona having claim against Henry M, Haar, late of A * O t y o f New Rochelle, County of West chester, deceased, to present the same with ranchers thereof to A e tubecriber, at his .place e f Iran meting business, at the office of Forster, HotaKng ft Klenke,^No. 59 Wan street, Bor- ongh o f Manhattan, in the City o f New York, on or before'the first day of July next Dated, New York, the 19th day of Decent* ltr * 1,l0‘ W ALTER TlMME, *■ Executor. FORSTER, H O T A L 1 N G ft KLENKE, Attorneys. for Executor, 59 Wall Street,. Borough of Manhattan, C ity of New York.. d24«mfi In pursuance of an order of Hon. Fmnk V . Minard, Surrogate of A e County of West chester, notice is nereby given to all persona ftnvfng claims against John H. Bangs, late, of An County of Westchester*, deceased, to pre sent the same with vouchers thereof to tad subscribers, at their place of iraaaacting bosi- aeea, 31 Colonial Place, Ne# Rochelle, New Yore, on or before* the 24A day bf June, 1911. D r t e d .N e w R U e W l^ ^ m O . 1 ELLIO T T L. PKrffclNS, Executors. Harrington, Perkins ft Englar, Attorneys for Executors, 64 Wall Street. N ms York City. dl7*m« KKRSIIOW S carriages and wagons. For firtt-class Work On carriages and wagons-* repairing, painting aad overhauling of any de- •criptfok, or any new wtgonn or nmahouts, to the eld established N. B. Kershow's a’s Carriage Manufactory, Lawton street To conitruct. fl«g lidew ilki on both .side, of W ebitcr Avenue from- E u t- che.ter Road to Fhndruu Avenue. To construct curb, gutter and fl»g sidewalka on Clinton Avenue, both ■idee, from Coligni Avenue to May. flower Avenue. FU R T H E R N O T I C E I S H E R E BY GIVEN, tliat objections to the aforesaid local improvenients m ay be filed, in writing, with the City Clerk up to 8.15 P. M-, on Tuesday, March 2 1 ,19 lif -which objections will be con sidered. by the Council at a meeting to be held on said date. B y Order of the Council of the City of New Rochelle, N. Y . Dated,, New Rochelle, N . Y„ March 8 , 1911, G E O R G E H, C. LISC H K E , City Clerk. PUBLIC HEARING. N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN that thc Council of the City of New Rochelle has declared its intention to make the following specified local im provement, to-wit; To grade Fifth Avtnua from State Street to the Mill Road, as per map on file in the office o f the City Clerk and made by J. K . W ilkes, Chief Engineer of the Board o f Public W orks of said City, and as recommended b y the Committee on Public Improvements of said Council in its report submitted at a meeting of said Council held on February 28, 1911. F U R T H E R N O T I C E IS G IVEN that thc Council will consider the mat ter of said local improvement and hear all persons who desire to be heard upon the same or with reference to the district of assessment designat ed by said Committee in its said re port, and that said Council will take such action thereupon as it shall deem proper at a meeting thereof to be held in the Council Chambers, City Hall Building, corner o f Main and Mechanic streets, on Tuesday, March 21,1911, at 8.15 p. m., or at such other time as a majority of the members o f the Council present at the aforesaid meeting m ay direct. B y order of the Council of the City of New Rochelle, N. Y . Dated, New Rochelle, N, Y., March 2, 1911. G E p R G E H . C. LISC H K E , tn4-w3 ‘ City Clerk. PU B L IC HEARING. Recfiivtr of Taxes PUBLIC NOTICE. N O T I C E T O T A X P A Y E R S . Sewer Assessment, No, 21, Confirmed February 27, 1911. P U B L I C N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that I have received the war rant for the collection of said Sewer Assessment, No. 21, and the follow-- ing streets, avenues or places are af fected, v iz: Sickles Place, Fifth Avenue, East of Hunter Ave nue; Congress Street, Lockwood Avenue, W est of Made line Avenue; and that I w ill attend at my office in the City Hall, City of New RocheUe, daily, (Sundays, Legal Holidays, and Saturdays after 11.30 A. M. except ed) from eight o’clock A . M . until three o’clock P . M. for the collection of the above assessments. On ail assessments paid on or be fore A P R I L TO, 1911. no interest w ill be charged, On all assessments paid after that date, interest will be computed and charged at the rate of seven per cent, per annum from the date o f confirmation. Dated, New Rochelle, N . Y ., March 6, 1911. JO H N J. O'BRIEN, ml l-w2 Receiver o f Taxes, Council of the City pf New Rochelle, pursuant . tQ resolutions of the Com mon Council heretofore adopted, Which cost and expense of said im provement together with the expense of publishing this notice has been ap portioned and charged upon the prem ises benefitted, and a list of such ap portionments made in thc manner and as by law required, in which has been stated thc names of the person or cor poration owing property in whole or in part chargeable with the said expense o f such improvement; that the said list of said, assessments has been filed in the office of the Board of Public W orks in the City Hall Building, on the corner o f Main and Mechanic streets, in the said City, where it shall be open from March 13th, 1911, to April 6 th, 1911, from eight-thirty, o’clock a. m., until five o’clock p. nv., Saturdays from eight- thirty o’clock a. pt; to twelve o’clock m-, to the inspection of any person or persons or corporation whose prop erty is affected by such improvement or assessment, and the Board of Pub lic W orks will meet on the 6 th day of April, 1911, at eight o’clock p, m„ in the office of Said Board in the City Hall Building, to review and hear any persons or corporation deeming them selves aggrieved by said assessment. B y order of the Board of Public W orks of thc City of New Rochelle, N,-Y. Dated, New Rochelle, N. Y., March 10th, 1911. C H A R L E S E. H A R V E Y , Clerk and Secretary, . Board of Public W orks, m ll-w3 City o f New Rochelle, N, Y . Beard off Public Works P U B L I C N O T I C E . P U B L I C N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the Council of the City of New RocheUe at a meeting held on February 28, 1911, declared its inten tion to make the following specified local improvements, to-wit: To construct curb, gutter and con crete sidewalks on Hubert Place, both aadce, and Preiidcnt Street, both atdea, from Sidney Street to Durand Street, and Treno Street, both sides, from North Avenue to Koch Street. T o construct curb, gutter and flag sidewalka on both sides of Acscia Terrace from Alpha Place to Echo Avenue. To construct Hag sidewalka on the west aide of Oak Strect about 125 feet, commencing at River Street; north, erly side of Cedar Strect from Oak Street to railroad; alio westerly side of Cedar Road from Franklin to Echo Avenues. FU R T H E R N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN , that objections to the aforesaid local improvements may be filed, in writing, -with the-City Clerk up to 8.15 P. M,, oa Tuesday, March 21, 1911, which objections will be considered by the Council at a meet ing to bc held <on said date. B y order of the Council of the City of New Rochelle, N. Y . Dated, New Rochelle, N. Y., March 8 , 1911. G E O R G E II. C. LISC H K E , City Clerk. PUBLIC HEARING. P U B L I C N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N that the Council of the City of New Rochelle at a meeting held on February 28, 1911, declared its inten tion to make the following specified local improvements, to-wit: To construct sewer in Fifth Avenue from its pressnt terminus easterly to Pine Brook Road, To construct sewer in Chauncey Avenue from its present terminus westerly to Clinton Avenue. To construct sewer in Oak Street from River Street to Davenport Lane or Rhodes Street. 1 FU R T H E R N O T ICfe IS H E R E B Y G IVEN , that objections to the aforesaid local improvements may bc filed, in writing, with thc City Clerk tip to 8.15 P. M., on Tuesday, March 21, 1911, which objections wiii be con sidered by the Council at a meeting to be held on said date. By order of the Council of the City of New Rochelle, N, Y. Dated, New Rochelle, N. Y., March 8 , 1911, • G E O R G E H. C. LISCH K E , City Clerk. PUBLIC HEARING. P U B L I C N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the Council of the City o f New Rochelle at a meeting held on March 7th, 1911, declared its inten tion to make thc following specified local improvements, to-wit; Notice is hereby given that the Board o f Public W orks o f the City o f New Rochelle has calculated the cost and expense o f paving in the streets, roads and avenues named below. And notiee is further given of the resolutions and ordinances adopted b y the Common Council o f thc City o f New Rochelle, under which said im provements were ordered; the dates of such resolutions or ordinances in respect to -each o f which improve ments immediately follow the name and description of the portion of such street, road or avenue thereby o r dered to be improved. Fifth Avenue, asphalt, balance from North Avenue to Halcyon Road, Third Ward. July 6,1909—Aug. 17, 1909, which w o rk and improvement was o r dered and performed by the Common Council of thc City ol New Rochelle, pursuant to resolutions of the Com mon Council heretofore adopted, which cost and expense of said im provement together with the expense of publishing this notice has been ap portioned and charged upon the prem ises benefitted, and a list of such ap portionments made in the manner and as by law required, in which has been stated the names o f thc person or c o r poration owing property in whole or in part chargeable with the said expense of such improvement; that the said list of said assessments has been filed in the office o l the Board o f Public W orks In the City H all Building, on thc corner of Main and Mechanic streets, in the said City, where it shall bc open from March 13th, 1911, to April 6 th, 1911, from eight-thirty o ’clock a. ni., until five o’clock p. m., Saturdays from eight- thirty o’clock a. m., to twelve o’clock m., to the inspection of any person or persons or corporation whose prop erty is affected by such improvement or assessment, and the Board of Pub lic W orks w ill meet on the 6 th day of April, 1911, a t eight o’clock p. m., In the office of said Board in the City H all Building, to review and hear any persons or corporation deem ing them selves aggrieved b y said assessment. B y order of the Board o f Public W orks of thc C ity of N e w Rochelle, N .Y . Dated, New Rochelle, N. Y., March 10th, 1911. C H A R L E S E. H A R V E Y , Clerk and Secretary, Board of P ublic W o rks, m ll-w3 City of N e w Rochelle, N. Y . P U B L I C N OTICE. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Public W orks o f the City o f New 1 Rochelle has calculated the cost and expense of constructing curbs, gutters and sidewalks o n the streets, roads and avenues nained below. And notice is further given of the resolutions and ordinances adopted by the Common Council o f thc City o f New Rochelle, under which said im provements were ordered; the dates of such resolutions or ordinances in respect to each o f which improve ments immediately follow the name and description of the portion of such street, road or avenue thereby o r dered to bc improved, Petersville Road, First Ward, both sides, from Boston Post Road to Hay Street. December 21, 1909— February 8 , 1910; Mayflower Avenue, Third Ward, bal ance, from North AvenUc to W e b ster Avenue. February 9, 1909— ■ March 16, 1909; Fifth Avenue, curbing, Third Ward, balance, from North Avenue to Hunter Avenue. July 6 , 1909—Sep tember 21, 1909; Beechwood Avenue, Second Ward, South side, balance from Highland Avenue to Beechwood Cemetery. March 17,1910— A u g u st 8,1910. which work and improvement was o r dered and performed by thc Common with plans and specifications on file in the office of the Board. _ • The proposals must he accompanied by a certified check for Four hundred and sixty-three and 11-100 ($463.11) dollars, payable to the. Board o f Pub lic W orks, the same to be forfeited to the Board if the person or persons to whom the contract may be awarded shall neglect or refuse to execute the same within Five days after notifica tion by the Board that his or their proposals has been accepted. The contractor will be required to furnish a bond with sureties approved by the Board in the sum of three thou sand dollars ($3,000.00) conditioned qnd as security for faithful perform ance of the contract and a 3 indemnity for damages. The Board Of Public Works re serves the right to reject any or all proposals and award the contract to other than the lowest bidder or to re- advertise for proposals if they shall deem such a course advantageous to the interest of the City of New R o chelle. Plqus, specifications, form of pro posals and further information can be obtained from James K. Wilkes, Chief Engineer of the Board, City Hall, New Rochelle, N. Y . Dated, New Rochelle, N. Y,, March 10th, 1911. By order of the Board of Public Works R ICH A R D L A T H E R S , JR. Chairman, Board pf Public Works, m ilw Z City of New Rochelle, N. Y. P U B L I C N OTICE. Sewer Assessments. Notice is hereby given that thc fol lowing resolution lias been adopted by the Board o f Public W orks of the •City of New Rochelle, N. Y ., at a regular meeting of said Board held at its office in the City Hall on the 9th day of March, 1911. Resolved, That in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 559, Laws of New York, 1910, thc Board o f Public W o rks hereby declares that for the construction of the sewer? as recently laid in the following named streets, roads and avenues o f said city, to wit: Hanford Avenue, DeW itt Place, Harrison Street, Beechmont: Beechmont Drive, Montgomery Circle, * The Esplanade, Lester Place. Pryer Terrace, . Montgomery Place, Overlook Circle, Halcyon Park: Halcyon Terrace, Durand Street. There Is hereby assessed and levied the sum o f T w o and 00-10Q dollars on each foot o f property located or fronting on each side o f the aforesaid streets, roads and ayettues or o n prop erty drained b y said sewers. The assessment roll for thc afore said tax or assessment will be open for thc inspection ofcthe taxpayers at the office o f the Board o f Public W orks in the City H a ll, in the City of New Rochelle, N, Y ., from March 13th, 1911, to April 6 th, 1911, each day from eight-thirty o’clock a, m., to five p. m.,*foturdays, from eight- thirty o'clock a. m. to twelve o’clock m. Thc Board of Public W orks will meet at the said office van the 6 th day o f April, 1911, at eight o’clock p. in., of that day to hear such persons who m ay consider themselves ag grieved in relation to said assessments as provided b y Chapter 559, Laws of New York, 1910. Dated, New Rochelle, N. Y ., March 10th, 1911. C H A R L E S E. H A R V E Y , Clerk .and Secretary, Board of Public Works, m ll-w3 City of New Rochelle, N. Y. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received by the Board o f Public W orks of the City of New Rochelle, N, Y ., until March 23rd, 1911, at eight o’clock p. m., for constructing curb, gutter and flag sidewalk o n Weyman avenue from Main street to Pelham Road, in ac cordance with plans and specifications on file in the office of the Board. T h c proposals must be accompanied by a certified check for Seven hundred and fifty-seven and 45-100 ($757.45) dollars, payable to the Board of Pub lic Works, the same to be forfeited to the Board if the person or persons to whom the contract m ay be awarded shall neglect or refuse to execute the same within Five days after notifica tion by the Board that his or their proposals has been accepted. The contractor will b e required to furnish a bond with sureties approved by the Board in the sum o f three thou sand dollars ($3,000.00) conditioned and as security for faithful perform ance of the contract and as indemnity for damages. The Board of Public W orks re serves the right to reject any or all proposals and award the contract to other than the lowest bidder or to re- advertise for proposals if they shall deem such a course advantageous fo the interest o f the City of New Ro chelle. Plans, specifications, form of pro posals and further information can be obtained from James K . Wilkes, Chief Engineer of the Board, City Hall, New Rochelle, N. Y . Dated, New Rochelle, N, Y ., March 10th, 1911. B y order of the Board of Public Works. R ICH A R D LA T H E R S , JR. Chairman, Board of Public Works, m i l w2 City of New Rochelle, N. Y. B O A R D O F ED U C A T IO N . Notice..to Contractors. Sealed proposals will be received by the Board -of Education of the City of New Rochelle, N, Y., at the office o f the Secretary, High School Build ing, North Avenue, this city, until 8 o’clock, Tuesday evening, March 14, 1911, for fhe blasting of the rock and the grading of the grounds of the Mayflower Avenue School property according to the specifications which are now on file in the office of the Board of Education. A certifi.ed cheque to the amount o f $100 must accompany each pro posal. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all pro posals. All bids shall be addressed to Miss Grace B , Pine and marked as such. Dated, New Rochelle, N. Y., March 9, 1911. JO H N J. CRENNAN, President G R A C E B. PIN E , Clerk and Secretary. Hold Two Italians for Murder Sheriff Scherp and His Men Take the Barilla Brothers After Exciting Fight. Sheriff Scherp, Deputy W agner and Sergeant Burke and Officer Greggo, of the watershed police, had a lively time at Tuckahoe at seven o’clock Friday night where they went to ar rest two Italian brothers, who from information received are said to havc been implicated in the murder of An tonia Ditto who lived at Tuckahoe and who was found, murdered on Sun day, Feb. 26, in Dr. Choate’s woods at Pleasantville. The Deputy Sheriff and Watershed police have been working on the case and from information received it was believed that two Italian brothers, John and Joseph Bollori, who keep a saloon at Tuckahoe, and who were friends of the murdered man, were concerned in thc murder. Friday evening Sheriff Scherp and the officers went in the saloon. f,I want to see yon, said Sergeant Burke to John Bollori, who was behind the bar. Thc Italian took off his apron stepped from behind the bar and bolt ed out of thc door. Officer Greggo and Deputy Wagner followed. The man was told to stop. He did not and Greggo fired a shot 011 the ground. Thc chase continued two blocks when Bollori dashed into a tenement. Greggo was only a few feet behind. He followed and W agner ran around to the rear of the building. Greggo reached the foot of a rear pair of stairs as Bollori was near tbe top. The Italian stopped, turned suddenly around and attempted to draw his re volver when Greggo fired, hitting him in the hip. The man was taken into a room where there was a sheet iron stove with isinglass door. The other Italian was brought over and stood by his brother in the crowded room. They shifted around the stove several times and the man who was shot passed a thirty-two calibre revolver to his brother which was detected. When the crowd left Sheriff Scherp searched the room. He pulled a dirk with a six inch blade and a fur handle out of the isinglass door which John Bollori is believed to have tried to put in the stove. Both brothers were arraigned be fore a magistrate. It was found nec essary to send Joe Bollori to tho Law rence Hospital at Bronxville, al though his wound is not necessarily serious. The other brother is locked up in the county jail. K E O G H SITS IN N E W Y O R K . SUPREME COURT, WESTCHESTER COUNTY. George R. Thompson individually and others, Plaintiffs, —against— George J. Thompson and others, Defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of partition and sale duly made and entered in the above en titled action and bearing date the 17th day ol February, 1911, I, the undersigned, the Ref* eree in said judgment named, will sell at pub lic auction from the steps of the County Court House at tbe Village of White Plains in the Couaty o f Westchester, on the 2 h t day of April, 1911, at 12 o'clock noon o f that day, the premises described by said judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: \Also all that certain lot, piece or parcel o f land situate in the town o f Bedford, in the County of Westchester, aforesaid, and is de scribed and bounded as follows:, vix.:— Situ* ate on the north side of the highway leading form Bedford ta Stamford. Beginning at a point on said highway aiid corner of land in the occupation o f George H . Whelpley, thence running easterly by land of said Whelpley as the fence now stands to a square corner in the fence; thence northerly by land of said Whelp* ley to the land o f Lewis Holmes; thence southwesterly by land of said Holmes and with the stone fence as it now stands, t o land formerly of Andrew Holmes, deceased. Thence westerly by land of said Andrew Holmes, de ceased, as the fence now stands to lands of James Miller. Thence southwesterly by said Miller's land as the fence now stands to the aforesaid highway; thence southeasterly hy said highway to the place of beginning. Con taining Twenty-five acres be the same more or less.” \Also all that certain lot or parcel o f land situate, lying and being in the town o f Bed* ford aforesaid bounded and described as fol* lows, lying on the westerly side of the highway leadign from the Village of Bedford to Stam ford and bounded easterly by said highway, northerly by land of Joel Clark, westerly by the channel of the Mianus River and south* erly by land of Jamea Miller, containing one acre be the same more or less.\ Dated, February 25th, 1911. ’ HARVEY MILLER, Referee. William W. Wingate, Attorney for Plaintiffs, 44 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Bruce R. Duncan, Attorney for Defendants, 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. N. Y . Feter J. McGoldrick, Guardiau ad Litem for Infants, 44 Court Street, Brooklyn, N» Y . Henry Ward Beer, _ Guardian ad Litem Tor Infants, 44 Court Street, Brooklyn, N, Y . m4*w7 PURSUANT to an Order of Hon. Frank V. Millard, Surrogate of the County of West* cheater; Notice U hereby given, according to taw, to al! persons having claims against John A. Kellner, late of the City o f New Rochelle, in aaid Countr, deceased, to present the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned. Executor of the Last Will and Testament of A e said deceased, at the office of Edw. W. Davidson. 46-48 Lawton street, In the C it/ of New Rochelle, N. Y., oa or before the first day o f May, A. D. 1911. Dated, this 29th day of October, A . D. 1920. GEORGE A . KELLNER, Executor. EDW. W . DAVIDSON, Attorney for Executor, 46-48 Lawton Street, New Rochelle, N . Y. o29*m6 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received by the Eoafd o f Public W orks of the City of New Rochelle, N. Y., until March 23rd, 1911, at eight o’clock m., for constructing curb, gutters and sidewalks on Winthrop avenue, from North avenue to DeW itt Place, and Brook street from Winyah ave nue to Coligni avenue, in accordance In pursuance of an order of Hon, Frank V . Millard, Surrogate of tbe County of Westchester, notice is hereby given to all “lersons having claims sgalnst LIU* McD. Aoothby. late of the County of Westchester, deceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his place of trans* acting business, at the office o f Boothby, Baldwin ft Hardy, N o . 71 Broadway, Bor ough of Manhattan, New York City, on or before the 15th day o f August, 1911. Dated, New York,A February 8th, 1911. JOHN W . BOOTHBY, £ll*6n» ________ Executor. Georgs W. Sutton IN S U R A N C E , 244 Huguenot S t , New RocheUe. Telephone 129 H A R R Y E. COLWELL, U A L ESTATE AND INSURANCE AUCTIONEER. 284 Main Street, New Rochelle ARE YOU IN TERESTED IN LEARNING SHORTHAND? Sherman’s School oi Mount Vernon is now able to _ offer you either Gregg or Pitman Shorthand. Y o u choose the system you prefer to learn. This school has now reached an enrollment of over 100 per day, and is meeting the needs of young people as never be fore. Can it serve you? Save time in traveling. Save money in traveling. Save money in tuition. And get the best. Evening Classes Also. Gov. Dix Appoints Him to Fart X of the Supreme Court. Supreme Court Justice Martin J. Keogh, of Westchester County, who was mentioned at thc Rochester Democratic convention as a candi date for Governor, sat in Part X, of the Supreme Court in New York City Monday to handle a long calendar of accident cases. Justice Keogh was assigned to New York County by Gov. Dix at the request of the Appel late Division. He will sit one month. Many of Justice Keogh’s New York friends visited him in chambers be fore court began. He bas a splendid record in quickly and ably disposing of accident cases. BIG MISSIONARY JUBILEE. A circular letter has been sent out to every Woman’s Foreign Mission ary Society of Mount Vernon, White Plains, New Rochcllc and vicinity by the committee in charge of the inter denominational missionary rally to be held in Mount Vernon on Friday, March 24, in the First M. E. Church, preliminary to the Woman's National Foreign Missionary Jubilee final meetings, which will be held in New York March 27 to March 30 inclusive. BIRTHS A N D DEATHS. The vital statistics for Mount Ver non for the month of February are as follows, according to the records of the health department office: Births: Males, 36; females, 29; total 64, all of which were white with thc exception of one. Deaths: Total 34, including 4 sin gle males, 8 single females, 3 mar ried females, 10 married males, 1 widowed male and 8 widowed fe males. M ILITARY BALL NEXT WEEK, Yes, St. Patrick’s Eve, is thc time, Metropolitan Hall the place and New Rochelle’s fairest, the girls that com bine to make the eighteenth annual concert and ball of thc Genl. Jas. Shields Garrison No. 108, Arm y and Navy Union, one of the most delight ful social events of the season. The Fort Slocnm Band, consisting of 28 pieces, under the able directorship of Prof. S. S. Petersen, will render selections at the concert. IRISHMEN INCENSED. Determined to put an end to the displaying of caricatures of the Irish race on post cards and in store win dows, especially on March 17, the Essex and Hudson County, N. J., members of St. Patrick’s Alliance have passed a resolution which they will send to all the stores and other places where such objectionable car icatures have been displayed in for mer years, requesting that such mat ter bc not sold or shown. WON’T TAKE THE AWARD. Justime Morschauser has granted a stay to thc defendant in the matter of the application of the New York, Westchester and Boston Railroad Company to acquire the lands of Sel ina Weeks at New Rochelle for rail road purposes. The land was con demned and the defendant refuses to take the award made by the com missioners. SHERMAN’S BUSINESS SCHOOL 44 and 46 South Fourth Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y . Here are Lenten Regulations Rules That Must B e Followed by Those Who Observe Catholic Church’s Precepts. The following are the regulations ior I.ent in the Roman Catholic Churches; AU the week days oi Lent, from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday, are fast days of precept, on one meal, wiht the allowance of a moderate col lation in the evening. The Clmrch excuses from the obli gations of fasting tbut not of abstin ence from flesh meat, except in spec ial cases o f sickness) thc infirm, those who are attaining their growth, those whose duties are of an exhausting or laborious character, women in preg nancy or nursing infants and those who arc enfeebled by old age. The following dispensations are granted by thc authority o f the Holy See; First—The use of flesh meat is per mitted at every meal on the Sundays of Lent and at the principal meal on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday, with the exception of Ember Saturday and Holy Saturday. Second — Eggs and white meats tlacticinia) may be used every day in Lent at the principal meal, and also at the moderate collation in the even ing. Third—A small piece of bread, with a cup of coffee, tea or thin chocolate may be taken in the morning. Fourth— Where the principal meal cannot conveniently be taken at noon, the order may be inverted, and the collation taken in the morning and dinner in the evening. Fifth—Dripping and lard may be used in preparing food. Sixth—On Sundays there is neither fast nor abstinence, but fish and flesh meat must not be used at the same meal on any day during Lent. Seventh— Those who are exempt from the precept of fasting m ay eat meat at each meal on the days on which meat is allowed at the principal meal. Eighth— By a special indult granted to the Bishops of the United States, working people who cannot easily ob serve the common law of the Church, are dispensed from the obligation of abstinence on all days o f the year, except Fridays, Ash Wednesday, Holy Week and Christmas Eve. This dis pensation does not exempt from the additional obligation of fasting where such exists, nor does it authorize the use of fish and flesh at the same meal. It includes, however, not only the individual workmen in whose fa vor it is granted, but all the members of their families as well. In return it is expected that those who avail themselves of this indult will endeav or to enter into the spirit of the holy season of Lent by voluntary acts of mortification and penance. A most useful and commendable custom is that of abstaining during Lent from stimulants, in honor of thc sacred thirst of our Divine Saviour. —Forward, March! and make way for the birds and buds. in W ILL W R ITTEN IN YIDDISH. The first will written in Yiddish ever filed in the surrogate’s court of this county was filed this week, it being the will of Louis Kaplan, of Yonkers. The will was evidently written by Mr. Kaplan himself, and is couched m the vernacular of the Jewish people. It is dated Septem ber 15, 1910. AFTER DINNER a good cigar. In fact a really good cigar rarely comes amiss. No place where you can always be so sure of getting GOOD CIGARS as here. Briar Pipes and Meerschaum Pipes in different styles; everything the smoker could desire. Box Trade a Specialty, WALLACH BROS. 233 Main St., Hear City HaD.
