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NEW ROCHELLE PIONEER SEVEN SATURDAY, MARCH 29 , 1919 PURSUANT TO AN ORDER o£ Hon. W illiam A. Sawyer, S u rrogate of th e County of W e s tchester: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ac cording to law , to all persons having claim s' against Fanny Driscoll, late o t the City of New Rochelle in said County, deceased, to p resen t the sam e, w ith th e vouchers thereof, to th e undersigned. A d m inistrator of all and singular the goods, ch a ttels and credits of the said deceased, a t his place of transacting business, a t the office of his attorneys, B a r r e tt & B u c k b e e , No. 2 G rand Street, W h ite Plains, New York, on or before the 2nd day ot June, A. D. 1919. D a ted this 20 th day of Novem b er, A. D. 1918 WILLIAM ARCHER, A d m inistrator, B a r r e tt & Buckbee, A ttorneys fo r A d m inistrator,- No. 2 G rand St.. W h ite P lains, ,N, Y. N23-m6. CLIFFORD M. D E MOTT—In pur- 1 suance of an order of Honorablo W illiam A, Sawye*. Surrogate of th e County ot W e s tchester, Notice is hereby given to all persons hav ing claim s against Clifford. M. De M o tt, late of the County of W e s t chester, deceased, to presen t the sam e, w ith vouchers thereof, to the subscribers a t th e ir place of transacting business a t th e office of M essers. Young). Seacord & R it chie, attorneys, No. 31 Nassau Street, in the City of N ew York, on or before the 5th day o t june next. P a ted, N ew York, tiie 12th day of November, 1918. MARY EUGENIA DE MOTT MONROE VAN WART DE MOTT, Executors. YOUNG. SEACORD & RITCHIE, A ttorneys for Executors, 31 N a ssau stre e t . Borough of M a n h a ttan, City ot N cw Y o r k .' N16-m6 In th e M a tter of the E s tate ot MILTON R. N E W ITTER, Deceased. In pursuance of an order of Hon. George A. . S later, S u rrogate of the County of W e s tchester, notice is hereby given according to law to all persons having claim s ag a in s t M ilton R„ N e w itter, late of th e City ot New Rochelle, in said county, deceased, th a t they a r e required to exh ib it tbe sam e , w ith vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, N a n e tte W . N e w itter, at h e r place of transacting business as the ad m inistratrix o t th e said deceas ed, a t the office of h e r attorney, Jacob S. R u skin, 180 M ain s t r i c t , New Rochelle, N . Y., on or before the third day o t August, 1919. D a ted, N e w Rochelle, N. Y„ Feb ru a ry 4, 1919. NANETTE IV. N E W ITTER, A d m inistratrix. JACOB S. RUSKIN, A ttorney for A d m inistratrix, 180 M ain S tr e e t, New Rochelle, N. Y. F8-m6 T H E PE O P L E OF T H E STATE OF N E W YORK, By the Grace of God F r e e and Independent. To A ttorney General of the S tate of New York. A. M ITCHELL PALMER, the Alien P roperty Custodian. MRS. ELIESE SCHAVENNICKE (born A lten) KARL ALTEN H E L E N E BAHLMAN (born Alten) HERRMANN ALTEN LISETTE KRAPELS (born Alten) FRIEDRICH A L T E N AUGUST ALTEN CORNELIUS ALTEN ELLY SCHULTZ (M rs. John Schultz, born Alten) FR ITZ BREYER GRETE SCHROER (born , B reyer), . and to ^ Ail other persons in terested in the e s ta te of John Christian Alten, de ceased, as h is next of kin or heirs a t law , or as the next of. k in, lielrs a t law, assignees, trustees, guardians, com m ittees, executors, adm inistra tors, w ive* or widows, and all legal representatives of persons succeeding to the property of any ot the next of kin o r lioirs a t law of the decedent w h o se nam e s are not hereinbefore set forth. SEND GREETING: U p o n th e petition of N E W RO CHELLE TR U S T COMPANY, With its office and principal place of business a t 264-268 M ain S tr e e t, in the City of New Roehelie, County ot W estchester, S tate ot New York. You and each of you a r e hereby cited to show cause before our 3aid Surrogate’s Court of the County of W e s tchester a t the Surrogate’s office fa th e City of W h ite P lains on th e 25th day o t April, 1919, a t te n o’clock in th e forenoon of th a t day, why th e la s t W ill and T e s tam e n t o t John C h ristian A lten, deceased, a t the tim e of h is death residing a t 305 M ain street, in the City of New Rochelle, C o u n ty of AVestchester and State o f N e w York, which W ill b'ears date th e 2nd day of February, 1916, is present ed w ith the above m e n tioned p e ti tion, is propounded hy th e petitioner above named and relates to both re a l and personal property, should not b e adm itted to probate as a will of re a l and personal property; IN TESTIMONY W H E R E O F , th e seal of th e Surrogate’s Court of o u r said County ot W e s tchester has heen hereunto affixed. W itness: HON, GEORGE A, SLATER, Surrogate of o u r said County, a t th e City o f (Seal) W h ite Plains, th is fifth d a y of February, in the year o f our Lord one-thousand n in e hundred nnd nineteen (1919). ROBERT P . SMITH, C lerk of the Surrogate’s Court. F21-w5 NEW YORK Sl/PR E M E COURT, W E S T C H E S T E R CO.UNTY. THE MODEL BUILDING AND LOAM ASSOCIATION OF MOTT HAVEN, Plaintiff, against JO H N J. MARTIN, FLOR ENCE M. MARTIN, his wife, and RICHARD M. DEVINE, defendants, 'H E PE O P L E OF T H E STA T E OF N E W YORK, By the Grace of God F r e e and Independent, jo OLIVER W . BOOTH, i t living, or it not, his executors, adm inistra tors, heirs-at-law, n e x t o t kin, and successors fa interest, if any such th e re be, and all o th e r heirs-at- law and n e x t o t kin. ot Deidamia Ellen M eeker, If any such th e re be, or it they ho dea£, th e ir executors, adm inistrators, heirs-at-law, next o t kin an d successors ta interest, i t any, ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TH E STATE OF NEW YORK, Send^G reeting: Upon th e petition o t F r e d e rick H . Seacard, residing a t 84 M ain S tr e e t n th e City of New Rochelle, County if W e s tchester and S tate of New fork. YOU AND EACH OF YOU are lereby cited to show cause before m r said Surrogate’s C o u rt ot the Jounty o f W e s tchester a t t h e County jo u r t H o u se in the City ot W h ite Mains, N e w York, on th e 25th day o t tp rii, 1919 a t ten o'clock i n the lore- loon ot th a t day w h y th e la s t W ill ind T e s tam e n t o t D eidam ia Ellen deeker, deceased, a t th e tim e ot h e r leatli, resid in g a t 19 F r a n k lin avc- lue, in th e City of N ew Rochelle, lounty of W e s tchester and S t a t e of view York, w h ich will hears date t h e SOth day of October, 1914, 1 b present- sd w ith the above m e n tioned pett- ion, is propounded hy th e petitioner ihove nam e d and relates t o both real m d personal property should not be adm itted to probate as a will of r e a l ind personal property. IN TESTIMONY W H E R E O F , th e seal ot th e Surrogate’s C o u rt ot our said County o f AVestchester h a s been lereunto affixed. * W itness: HON. GEORGE A. SLATER, S u rrogate of our said County a t the City of (Seal) AVhite Plains, th is 5th day of M arch, 1919. JAM E S G. BAGG, Deputy Clerk of the S u rrogate’s Court M15-W5 ladders, Poles, Scaffolding Clothes Poles and Flag Poles Set Ladders of AH Kinds Painters’ Rigging Builders' Scaffolding Portable tiarngcs, Etc. gbtsbro, ttlbitm an £ o , MT. VERNON BRANCH, 17 Mt. Vernon Avenue. Telephone 1983 Mt. Vernon Telephone Plaza 35 M AIN O F F IC E : S4th St. and First Ave.. N. V T H E PEO P L E OF THE STATE O F NEW YORK, By the Grace ot God F r e e an d Independent. To IYOR ISOJAMSA A. MITCHELL PALM E R , as A lien Property Custodian. ANY and ALL other heirs at law and next ot k in of th e deceased, Sofia T ilda Isojam sa, their executors, a d m inistrators and all legatees, d e visees, h e irs a t law and next of kin of the said heirs a t law and next ot kin ot Sofia Tilda Isojam sa, deceas ed, if a n y there be and all persons who, by purchase or Inheritance or otherw ise, have o r claim to have an in terest fa th e above entitled m a tter derived through them o r their execu tors, adm inistrators, legatees, de visees o r heirs a t law o r next of kin, o r through any of them, which heirs, executors, adm inistrators, legatees, devisees, next of kin and o th e r p e r sons, if any there he, a n d their nam e s and residences a r e unknown to your petitioner and also all persons who a r e or m a k e any claim w h a tsoever, as exeautor or adm inistrator of -any person who m ay be deceased, and w h o if living would have an Interest in the above entitled m a tter derived through any or a ll of th e above nam ed persons, or their devisees, leg atees, heirs a t law and nex t of kin. SEND GREETING Upon the petition of AVILLIAM ARCHER, residing a t Corcoran M an or, fa th e City of M ount Vemon, County o t W estchester, State of New York. You and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our said Surrogate's C o n rt ot the County of W e s tchester a t th e Surrogate's office in the Ctty of AVhfte Plains on tho 8th day of April, 1919 a t ten o'clock in the- forenoon o t th a t day, w h y judicial settlem e n t should not be had o t the accounts ot W illiam Archer, the above nam e d petitioner a s Ad m inistrator of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of SOFIA TILDA ISOJAMSA, deceased, w h o at th e tim e of her death resided a t 197 W eym an avenue, fa th e City of New Rochelle, County of W e s tchester and State of Now York. In Testim o n y W hereof, the S e a l of tlie Surrogate's Court of our said County of W e s tchester lias heen here unto affixed. W itness: HON. GEORGE A, SLATER, Surrogate o f our said County, a t the C ity of AVhite Plains, this 21st ’day (Seal) day of F e b ruary ta the year of our Lord one thou sand nine hundred and nineteen. ROBERT P. SMITH, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. B a r rett & Buckbee, Attorneys for A dm inistrator, No. 2 Grand Street, W h ite Plains, N. Y. Ml-\v5 OFFICE TO RENT A good sized office on th e second floor o f th e P io n e e r B u ilding, 12-14 L a w ton S tre e t, can b e re n t e d reaso n ab ly. B u ilding is h e a ted by h o t w a te r sy s t e m . F o r p a r t i c u l a r s Inquire a t office o f th e P io n e e r. WANTED—H o u se re p a ir problem s; solving them is m y specialty. ?1.2# p e r hour. Send for circular. H. G. Fergus, Joatm o n , Lock Box 404, New Rochelle. fa pursuance of a judgm e n t of fore closure and sale duly m ade and en tered in the above-entitled action, bearing d a te th e 23rd day ot M arch, 1916, and entered in the office of th e Cleric of said. County of W e stchester, I, th e undersigned, the referee in said judgm ent nam ed, will sell at public auction a t th e County Court House in the City o t W h ite Plains, County of AVestchester and State ot New York, on the 12th day of May, 1919, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon on t h a t day, t h e lands and prem ises directed b y said judgm e n t to be sold and th e r e in described as follows: “A ll th a t certain lot, piece or p a r cel o f land, situate, lying afid being in th e V illage of H a s tings, Town ot Greenburgh, County o f ' W e s tchester and State of N e w York, being lot No, 359 and a p a r t of lo t No. 360 shown on m a p en titled “M ap of lo ts in Un- iontown n e a r th e V illage of Hastings on-Hudson River,” filed in the W e st chester C o u n ty R e g ister’s Offioe on Apvil 5th, 1860, in Vol. 2 of Maps, page 33, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the easterly side o f R o se S tr e e t distant 28 fe e t 9 Inches southerly from the corner form ed by th e intersection ot the easterly side of Rose street w ith the southerly sldf of G reen S treet; running thence southerly along the easterly side of Rose S tr e e t 28 feet 9 inches to th e northw e s terly com e r of l o t No. 358; thence easterly along the northerly side o f lot No. 358, 100 fe e t;-th e n c e northerly along rear Hues of iots Nos. 359 and 360. 39 ie e t 3 in c h e s ; thence w e sterly 100 feet 6 inches m ore or less to the easterly side of R o se S tr e e t a t the point ot beginning. T O G E T H E R w ith ail tlie rig h t, title and interest o f the said John J. M artin and Florence M. M artin, his wife, of, in and to Rose S tr e e t t o tb e centre lin e o f said street.” D a ted , M arch 22nd, 1919. FRANKLIN C. BUCK, Referee, Koenig, Goldsmith & Sittenfieid, A ttorneys for Plaintiff, Office and P. O. A d d ress; No. 27 Cedar Street, \ Borough of M a n h a ttan, New York City. W E E K S UMflKKBSE new and Real Estate Transfers (Real Estate Record) CONVEYANCES. Young, AValter Ref to Annie AV Brown and o r , 337 AV 34th St, NYC, (Liockwood & Co) N s H illcrest Ave 99 E f r Ellenton Ave ($5) K e il prop A u g 2, Mar 10, '19. 85,000. M oore, M ary B to Charles H Place (W e st & Bronx Co) am d map B e e c h m o n t p o lot 1 (825) M a r 10, ’19. 81. City R e a lty Co of New Rochelle t o C h e s ter F Reynolds (J F Lam b d en) m a p W e b s ter Ridge, lots 35 30 37 ($2.50) Mar 6, 10, ’19. 81. Sa to F r e d k J B lancard and w (sa) s a m ap lots 72 73 74 (83) Feb 6, M ar 10, ’19. 81. Mora-n, AVm L Ref to H a rriet E A rcher (J F Lam bden) m a p Stonelea P k lots 83 8 4 85 86 (81.50) Ensinger p rop M a r 1, 10, ’19. 81,200. Tierney, M ichael J R e f to Em m a H B e r r ia n (J F Lam bden) sa m a p lots 8 7 88 89 9 0 (81.50) E n s inger prop M a r 1, 10, ’19. 81,200. Jones, H e n r ietta to Courtney C H o u c k (AVest & Bronx Co) pel 1 m ap o f AVykagyl Pk lo t 55 pci 2 s a m ap l o t 64 (85) Mar 7, 10, '19. $100. Shuman, Ida to M o rris M erson. Bklyn (2) N W cor Sixth St an d U n io n A v e m tge 8550 (81) M a r 1, 11, ’19. 81- New Rochelle T rust Co to Jam e s Q u tnn (Young & Co) N W co r Power D rivew a y 95 AV fr R iver St (83.50) M a r 11, 12, ’19. 83,500. MORTGAGES. E v e n ts a n d P o in ts of In te r e s t . T o d a y an d E v e ry D ay. Soldiers' M onument, M ain and Hu- guenot Sts. Colburn M emorial Home, Clinton Ave. H u g u e n o t House, N orth Ave., near Lyncroft exhibition. Tom -I’atne’s M onument, N o rth Ave. Jacob L e is ler’a M onument, North Ave. Huguenot Monument, Hudson Park. Stoue, H u g u e n o t and Main Sts., near H o m e stead Park. Fire headquarters, Church Sts., other fire houses. City Hall, M ain and M echanic Sts. Police S tation and Court, Lawton St. H igh School, N o rth Ave. Public Schools. Public, L ibrary, Main St., Soldiers' M o num ent. F o r t Slocum, m ilitary post. Y. M. C. A. boat house. New Rochelle Rowing Club. Tw e n ty-eight residence parks. New Rochelle Y a c h t Club. H u g u e n o t Y a c h t Club. Soldiers’ and Sailors' Club. New Y o rk A thletic Club. E lks Clubs, B a n k s Street. M asonic Tem ple, Main S treet LeCount Place. Knights of Columbus Hal!, Centre Avenue. Y. M. H . A. Club House, Winyah Avenue. H o tel Lafayette, H u g uenot and Lawton S treets. Liberty Hall, M echanic Street. S u n d a y , M arch 31 Services, all churches (see page 7) M o n d ay, M arch 31 Rochelle Lodge, I. O. O. F. Sisterhood Tem p le Israel. M ayflower R e d Cross Auxiliary. Sycam o re Cam p 122, AV. of A. I. O. R e d Men. AVestminster Guild, Nortii Avenue Church. P lum b e rs H e lpers. D a u g h ters of Liberty. T u e s d a y , April 1 Council M eeting. Board o t Education. Union Engine Co. No. 3. Relief Engine Co. No. 2. AVomen’s Society, N o rth Avenue Church. B ricklayers, M asons and Plasterers. C atholic AVomen’s Benevolent Leg ion. L a Rochelle C h apter 294, O. E. S. Journeym a n Barbers. Echo Council 55 Loyal Associatioji. Salem W o m e n ’s Aid Society. Logos League Salem Church. B o a rd of F ir e Commissioners. Board of P a r k Commissioners. E lks' B e e fsteak. W e d n e s d a y , A p ril 2 IC. ot P . Echo Lodge 275. M ayflower R e d .Cross. J r . Society, N o rth Ave. Church. Socialists. J r . N a v a l R e s e rve Fife aud Drum Corps. N a ral Militih. T r inity Red Cross Auxiliary. B o a rd of Police Commissioners. U n ion Civic Club. Court,.-Ivanhoe. F o r e s ters. V igilant Rebekah Lodge, I. 0. 0. F. S tree t & E lectric Railw ay Employes T h u r s d a y , A p ril 3 B o ard of H ealth. C itizens & Taxpayers Association. A . 0 . H. Div. No. 5. B rotherhood League. T r in ity Boy Scouts. Edgewood Association. Salem Choir R e h e a rsal. W inyah School Red Cross. B . P. O. Elks. Siw anoy Council 154 D. of P. F landreaux W omen's Relief Corps. Friday, April 4 M unicipal Civil Service Commis sioners. S t. P a u l’s Boy Scouts. T r in ity Jr. Red Cross. Sisterhood Tem ple Israel. M ilk W agon Drivers. H u g u e n o t Lodge, Masons. Boy Scouts, N o rth Ave. Church. Reynolds, C h e ster F to City Realty C o ot New R o c h e lle, ( J F Lam b d en) m a p W e b s ter Ridge lots 35 36 37 m tge $7,000 1 y r 6 pc M ar 6, 10, ’19 pm. $1,680. Burton, Jessie B S to H o m e Build in g & Loan A ssn of Mt V e m o n <AVest & Bronx Co) m a p AVinthrop prop po lo t 4 m o n thly 6 pc M ar 8, 10, ’19. $1,000. M endelson, N a than and ors to Mag d a len a Schoch, New B righton, N Y. (D unlap & Co) m ap id E s t H e n ry L Bean po l o t 15 3 yrs 6 pc M ar 6, 12, ’19. $1,500. M O R T G A G E a s s i g n m e n t . PROCLAMATION— STATE OF NEW YORK, County of AVestchester, ss: The undersigned, the Sheriff ot said couuty, in conformity to s nrecept to him in this behalf directed an d de« 'ivered, by tbi*. his jiroclaimtii 3, requires all Persons bound to appear at a SUPREM E COURT to 6c held at the Court House in the City of While Plains, iti the -County ot Westchester aforesaid, on ' A P R IL 7, 1919 at JO o’clock In the JorcnOon of that day, by reconnt7ance or otherwise, to , appear thereat; anil the undersigned hereby requires all Jus tice* of the peace, coroners, and officers woo have taken any recognizance^ for the appear ance of any person at the said court, o r have taken any inquisition or examination o f any prisoner or witness, to return such recog nizances, inquisitions and examinations to the said court, at the opening thereof, on th e fusf iay of its silting, Signed a t the Sheriff’s office, White Plains, N. Y., on M a rch 10, 1919. CIIAS, E . NOSSITTER, Sherllf. Bussing, John J r to A m a n d a Buss ing av ot (1) F e b 20, 24, ’19. $1. Sa to sa. F e b 20, 24, '19. $1. Sa to sa. F e b 20, 24, ’19. $1. Sa to sa. F e b 20, 24, ’19. $1. M ahlstedt, Geo AV to M arie Sypher Reb 25, 26, ’19. $1,000. Searles, AVm L to New Roehelie T r u s t Co, Feb 19, 27, ’19. $8,000. Edm o n d s, AValter D to M ichael J Tlem e y , F e b 21, Mar 1, T9. $3,600. LIS PE N D E N S . Lots 112 113 114 m ap Stonelea Pk. H a rriet E A rcher ag s t F. Ensinger and ors. Foreclosure mtge. Atty. John F Lam b d e n , 230 Huguenot St. Pelham : E a s t side Pelham d ale Ave adj Chas A M orse also 25 feet adj New Rochelle p a r t of lot 87 map Id A B Hudson in the m a tter of H a n nah At M itchell, an alleged incom petent person. A ttys, Dunlap & Otto, 46 Law ton St., New Rochelle. —T r a n s fer T a x A p p raiser AVilliam C. Clark, of Mt. Vernon, has filed his appraisal of th o estate of the late Mary F. McGovern, of this eity, plac ing the sam e a t $17,817. N E W R O C H E L L E H O T E L Jacob Ral^ Prop. MEALS AT ALL JIOURS 227 Main St., • New Rochelle. / — Q u ito som e excitem e n t w aa caus ed on N o rth avenue Sunday after noon w h e n a Ford c a r owned by Isaac Stern, of Alt. Vemon, and driven hy N a than Jacob, of 28 Me chanic . street, m ade a spectacular \tu r n over” near Lockwood avenue. Alotorcycle Officer U n d erhill to d two w itnesses to the incident got t i n car righted, a-nd the driver cranked it an d off they tvent, none th e worse fo r the upset. Board of Supervisors Meet The AVestchester county Board of Supervisors held its regular weekly m eeting Alonday afternoon, Chairm an George AVerner presiding. A communication Avas received .from J. P. Tum ulty, secretary to P r e s ident Wilson, acknowledging the receipt of the resolutions adopted by th e Board of Supervisors fa r e g a r d to the build ing of the proposed R o o sevelt road, and stating th a t they w ill be brought to the attention o f the President. From Assem b lym an C h a rles Vezin, Jr., th a t he had com m u n ic ated the substance of the supervisors’ resolu tion to the office of Dr. Finnegan, the Com m issioner of Education, and was advised th a t the m a tte r tvould he taken tip at the A p ril m e e ting of the Board of Education as to w h e ther or not the question of site far the new norm a l school shall be ro-opened. From Irving J. M o rris, Secretary of the S tate H ighw a y Commission, th a t the plans and specifications and esti m ate o f cost ot the im p rovem e n t of We’stchester avenue, have been revis ed, and a change of construction made from asp h a lt block for a por tion and brick for the rem a ining por tion to cem e n t concrete pavem ent, and also to provide fo r th e present price of labor and co s t of m a terials; also qlans and specifications for the im p rovem ent by state aid of the W e s tchester avenue, in the tow n s of H a rrison and R y e; th a t th e cost of the im p rovem e n t is $55,000, the stato to pay $22,230 and the county $11,. 970. Also the plans fo r th e H a r t’s Corners-W h ite P lains county highway No. 1,370 have been changed, and uoav provide for a 20-foot cem e n t concrete pavem ent in s tead of 16-foot asphalt block on the portion Jn G reenburgh; owing to this revision, an additional appropriation w ill be necessary by the Board of Supervisors to th e ex tent of $10,055.31. R e f e r red to the com m ittee on good roads. Supervisor AVashburn. of the com m ittee on good roads, offered a reso lution th a t th e resolutions passed by the board A u g u st 7 and N o v e m b er 20 1916, providing fo r th e im p rovem e n t of W e s tchester avenue, in the tow n s of H a rrison and Rye, be rescinded. A p p ropriating $11,970 to pay the county’s share of th e cost of im p rov ing W e s tchester avenue, the share of H a rrison to he $4,200 for extra Avork and Rye $10,000. T h a t th e to tal cost of tlie H a r t’s Corners-W h ite Plains im p rovem e n t be $29,500; th e state to pay $13,344.69, AVestchester county $8,190, city of AVhite P lain s $7,965.31. All adopted. Supervisor Jenldns, oi the com m it tee on legislation, presented a n a c t for presentation to th e legislature to am end Section 33 ot the AVestchester County Tax Law relatin g to th e cor rection of errors in the assessm e n t rolls by town hoards. T h e purpose of this am e n d m e n t is to p e rm it the toAvn hoards to pass on all questions th a t m ight arise in connection w ith the assessed values ot p r o p e r ty and the am o u n t o t tax or assessm e n t thereon. Adopted. Supervisor Jen k in s , of the com m it tee on county clerk, offered a reso lution th a t D aniel J . Cashin, county clerk, he authorized and directed to continue the em p loym e n t of R ichard A. AVe))b, tem p o rary clerk, iu liis of fice until Dec. 31, an d th a t th e m a t ter of transfer ot sufficient funds to pay the salary be referred to the fin ance com m ittee. Adopted. Supervisor Alillard, of the com m it tee on com m issioner of charities anil corrections, reported in favor of pay ing th e Catholic In s titu te fo r the Blind $1.35 a day and Hope F a rm .60 a w e ek; $4.85 a w e e k fo r Cot tage, and 7 cents a day for school. Adopted. Supervisor Casey, of t h e Bronx V a l ley Setver com m ittee, offered a reso lution th a t tho county atto r n e y be i n structed to take a n appeal front th e decision of Suprem e C o u rt Ju s tice J. Addison Young, in w hich h e holds th a t the lands of th e Bronx P a rk w a y Commission w e re n o t taxable fo r th e Bronx Valley sew e r district. Adopted. Supervisor C. E. AVIUIams said he had been Informed th a t th e r e w a s a g reat deal of incipient tuberuclosis in th e county. T h e patien ts cannot be placed in tuberculosis hospitals, bu t m u s t be isolated for observation. H e sim p ly w ished to sta t e tho fact w ithout m a k ing an y recom m e n d a tion. The board adjourned to m e e t next Alonday afternoon. I! H i HiJll 1 TO-MORROW’S SERVICES IN LOCAL CHURCHES 1 I E Rev. Robert G. McGregor, D. D„ P a s tor. Rev. W a rren N. Nevius, As sociate. The public is cordially invited to all the services of the N o rth Avenue church. V isitors m ay be sure of a welcome. Newcomers in the com m u n ity are particularly invited to m a k e this their church home. Serv ices a r e at 11 in the m orning and 4:30 in the afternoon. T h e pastor will preach next Sunday a t both services. In the m o rning the serm o n topic will be, “The Soul’s T h irst For?\ Alusic appropriate to tho Lenten season will be rendered by the chorus choir, the day’s program including Dvorak’s anthem from the “Stahat Alater,\ Blessed Jesus, Fount of Alercy,” to gether tvith a duet from Stainer's Crucifixion,” “So Thou L iftest ’Thy Divine Petition.\ The afternoon se lections are from the “Redem ption\ hy Gounod, and from the “Seven L a s t W o rds,” by Dubois. Mrs. W alden Laskey is organist and choir direc tor. New pupils are heing welcomed into the Bible school every Sunday. If you have n o t placed your children in any Sunday school in Nerv Ro chelle you aro very cordially invited to v isit ou r classes next Sunday. The prim ary school for little ones, meets at 11 o’clock. Junior and older grades m e e t a t 9:40. Adult classes, for both men and women, m eet in the church a t 10 o’clock. ■ I G L A S S E R G R A I N C O . G r a i n H a y S t r a w F e e d and S a l t 80-90 Harrison Street New Rochelle N. Y. Phone 1070 ST. JO H N ’S M E T H O D IST CHURCH The pastor will be in his pulpit at both services on Sunday. fa the m orning a t 11 o’clock,he will preach on “The Home Coming Boys—Some Reflections Suggested by Tuesday's P a rade.” In the evening a t 8 o’clock he will preach on “Jesus and the Sin ner,” this is one o t the serm o n s in the “H a lf H o u r T a lks on Jesus.” Aliss Dora Chrism an Gulley will sing evan gelistic songs. Alid-Aveek prayer m eet ing every AVednesday evening a t 8 o’clock in th e church parlors. Sun day school Sunday m ornings a t 9:30 for all departm e n ts except the m e n ’s and women’s Bible classes which m e e t at 10 o’clock and the beginners’ de partm e n t which m e e ts a t 11 o’clock. Yoipig people’s prayer service a t 7 o'clock every Sunday evening in the church parlors. S t. Jo h n 's extends a cordial wel come to all strangers or visitors and offers a church homo to any who are not connected w ith another church. Men in uniform will always find a Cordial Avelcome to all our services. Huguenot Street, corner of Divis ion street. Charles F. Canedy, D. D.. Rector. The R e c tor may b e reached prom p t ly by telephoning No. 3138. COME TO CHURCH especially during LE N T . • and TH E TEN-DAYS MISSION Beginning April 6th„ at 11 A. Al. T h e Rev. P. Gavan Duffy, S. D. C., Alissioner. PREACHING EVERY NIGHT except April 7th„ until April 16th. The Services will em p h a size the New Rochelle Church Going Cam paign. * KEY NOTE “AVe are journeying unto the place of which th e Lord said, I will give it you. Come thou w ith us and Ave will do thee good.” N u m b e rs x:29. M ID-LENT. Sunday, April SOth. THE HOLY COMMUNION, 8:16 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL AND BIBLE CLASSES, 9:45 A . Al. AlORNING PRAYER AND SER- AION, 11 A. AL, w ith serm o n review. CHILDREN’S HOURS, 10:30 to 12:30. Instruction and recreation, under the care of two Girls’ Friendly Society volunteers. F o r children whose m o thers Avish to attend the Service at 11 a. m . FELLOAVSHIP SERVICE, 7:30 P. AL w ith the fourth of\a series of lec tures, on th e Gospel according to St. Alark, by th e Rev. D o n ald F. F o rrester, Instructor in the General Theological Seminary. Congregation al singing. No seats reserved a t this hour. COMMUNITY SERVrCE, PARISH HOUSE, 8:15 P. Al. Everybody is invited to join the Community singing of oid and new songs. Clarence F. Shum w ay, Lead er. A m a te u r orchestra, and volun teer soloists. \C o m m u n ity sin g in g h a s co m e ta stay and to fu r n ish pow e r f u l a i d In th e expressio n o f th e s p i r i t of A m e r ica.”— N. Y. Evening M all. PU B L IC LIB R A R Y N O T E S . Books announced fo r circulation Alarch 29: Ashley, R. L., Alodern European civ ilization; Attwood, E. L . & Cooper, I, C. G., A tex t hook o f laying olf; Bailey, L. H„ U n iversal service, the hope of hum a n ity; B rent, C. IL, Alt. of vision; being a study o f life in term s of the w h o le; Cleiinell, AAr. J., H istory of the developm e n t of re ligion in China; Comstock, A. B., P e t hook; Cooper, C. S., U n d e rstanding South A m e rica; Crom ie, AV. J., 325 group contests; H e n ry, Alice, T rade union w o m an; AIcKenzic, R. T., R e claim ing tho m aim ed; Alarot, Helen, C reative im p u lse in industry; Alono- hail, Alichael, New adventures; Aluir, John, Steep tra ils; P h e lps, AV. L„ T w e n tieth century th e a tr e ; V a n Gass- heck, R. H., P r a c tical course in wood en boat and ship building; AYaring, L. F , Serbia. Fiction—Bacon, J. D. I)., Ou our hill; Bottome, Phyllis. H elen of Troy, aud Rose; B u rt, Af. S., John O'May and other stories; Outlier, W . S., My A n tonia; Lowndes, Al. A., R e d Cross barge: Reynolds, G. Al., Lonely s trong hold. —Com m issioner of A ssessm e n t and Taxation George AAA Sutton and As sistan t C o rporation Counsel AVilliam L. Aloran, left AVednesday night to attend the h e a r in g held Thursday a t Albany on th e ten tativ e special franchise valuation and rates as fixed for this and o th e r cities hy the Stato Tax Commission. T ltere Conics a Tim e When opportunity knocks. The 4 7$ interest account looks good then. Huguenot Trust Company, New Rochelle, N. Y. F I R S T PR E S B Y T E R IA N . A t the m o rning service the Rev. R. Al. Little, now of New Roclielie. secretary of the N a tional Bureau of Satety, w ill preach upon “Alen and tho Church.\ Popular evening musi cal service at S. Dr. Reynolds will speak upon “E s s e n tials to Religion Today.\ The Bible school m eets in two ses sions at 9:45 and 11 o’clock. Young people's society of C h ristian E n deavor a t 7:15. Strangers alw ays welcomed. Tho Italian Alission, connected w ith this church holds service a t AVebster and Union avenues, a t 10, 11 and 8 o'clock, Bcv. O. B. A’illants, m inister. S T . PA U L ’S CH U R C H . Sunday services will bo: Holy Com m union a t S. in.; Sunday school a t 9:45 a, m .; m o rning prayer and ser m o n at 11 a. m.; evening prayer and address at 4 p. ttt. The rector will preach at the 11 a. nt. service on “The T ruth ot the Judgm ent.” Serv ices during L e n t will be held on AVed- nesdays a t 10 a. m. and at 4 p. in an d on Fridays a t S p. m. EN G L ISH LU T H E R A N Rev. H. F, Vesper, the new pastor, w ill conduct services next Sunday a t th e L u theran Church of the Holy T r inity on Lockwood avenue. Serv ices 11 a. m„ topic ot serm o n ; “Its of a C h ristian Life.” Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Every AVednesday during Lent, service a t S p. m. A’isitors al w a y s welcome. S W E D IS H CO NG R E G A T IO NA L . A cordial Invitation is extonded to all who understand tne Swedish lang uage to w o rship w ith us. The Y. P. S. m e e tings will ue a t 5 p. m .; 7:45 p. m., evening service w ith ser mon by th e pastor; mid-week service m e e ts a t 10:45 a. m. FIRST M. E. CHURCH. Rev. A. A. Bouton. Pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. in.; m orning service, 11 a. in.; evening service, 7:30 p. m. The pastor will preach at both services. F I R S T CH U R C H O F C H R IST, S C I E N T IS T ST. JO H N 'S C H U R C H . Services: Sunday school, 10 a. m.; morning service, 11 a, m. Holy com munion on the first Sunday of th* m o n th and on g r e a te r feasts a s an nounced. The church is situ a ted at the upper end of N o rth avenue on the line of the Tuckahoe trolley. SA L E M B A P T IS T C H U R C H . Tillman B. Johnson, D. D.. Pastor. A. Al. AVheve Do You Live? P. AL T h e G reat Q u estion, Hamilton Giee Club Entertains T h e Hamilton Glee Club and dance held in tlie high school on Tuesday- evening fo r the benefit of the high; school crew ivas a trem e n d o iis suc cess. The large crowd w h ich was present w e re greatly pleased w ith th e club's players a n d singers as w e ll a s the dance which followed in the gym nasium. Tho H a m ilton Club, which consti tuted the larg e r part of th e evenings entertainm e n t, is one of th e forem o st musical clubs o f the colleges o f the country. It takes a n extended tour annually throughout th e eastern states and everyw h ere scores a big success. B esides th e singing and playing their program presents a clever monologist, a trio skilled in th e art of harmonizing, a piano jazz artist and a very pleasing tenor. Tho Plaza H o tel of New York, has secur ed this club fo r its final concert o f the season. A t the dance following th e con cert many of t h e faculty, alum n i and student hody attended. The music was furnished by B latchley's high school orchestra. T h e entertainm e n t was held for th e benefit of th e A th letic A ssociation and netted about $90. SC H O L A R S H IP CLUB E N T E R T A IN S Close to two hundred students and th e ir frieads eiijayed a well arranged program of m u sical and o th e r num bers given by the Scholarship club of the local high school a t th a t build ing last Friday afternoon. T h e well arranged program w a s adm irably c a r ried out by several local a r tists and m em bers of th e club. A n especially pleasing num b e r w a s the monologue by Aliss Elizabeth Dunham entitled, “A Lenten Serm o n ,” as was also the banjo and mandolin selections by the high school m instrels, Afassrs. V alen tine, Albertson and France. T h e p u r pose of the entertainm e n t w a s to bring together the members and their friends into a more closer social fel lowship. A fter th e entertainm e n t dancing was enjoyed 111 the gym n a s ium. —AVilliam C. Clark, tran s f e r tax appraiser, has filed ids rep o rt of th e estate of late A. C. T u c k e r of Pelham , placing the value of th e sam e at $200,457, and t h a t o f John T. Costello, of the sam e placo a t $9,230. Services of tills church are neld oil Sunday at 11 o ”clock in the m o rn ing and 8 o’clock in the evening. Sunday school 9:45 a. 111 . Testimon- “ When you visit a t t h a t house they ial m eetings AVednesday evening at j ju s t tre a t you like one of th e fam- 8:15 o’clock. ily.” \How much have they borrow- 7’he free public reading room of ed from you?” this church, is located a t 7 Division 1 ____________ street, anil is open daily from 9:3O' “ “ \ ..zz----- -- a. m. to 9 p. m., except AVednesday; AVednesday until 7 p. m. Closed on Sundays and holidays. H e re all authorized Christian Science litera ture m a y be read, purchased or bor rowed, as desired Tho subject of the lesson sermon for next Sunday is: “Reality.\ i F rom 1! A. M. to 9 P. M. Telephone 4722 C o rtlandt J. P e c k R e s t a u r a n t F R E N C H T A B L E D ’H O T E , 65 C E N T S 140 F u lto n S t r e e t New York a
