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MASS A t! COUNTY REVIEW — = PROFESSJONAL CAR!^ — CHARLES G. HILL lawyer Railroad Ave. Freeport, N ' su p r e m e COURT, f NASSAU COUNTY. |ti ■ ■ ■ ■ CLINTON M. FLINT Couneelor-at- La w ANSEL RAYNOR and S .: ELIZABETH RAYNOR, hie: wife, : * plaintiffs,: —against— : EL1.EN JOY and AUSTIN : JOY. : Defendants.: In pursuance of a judgment of fore- T j closure and sale made and entered in f reeport, N. X. , th»> above entitfed action in the office 1 ; of the Clerk of the Coenty of Nassau on the 28th day ol February, 1916, 1. the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public | auction, to the highest bidder, on the ' 15tb day of April, 1916, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the Itont door of The Freeport Bank, at Freeport, in the Town of Hempstead, Nassau County. New York, the prem- LEO F1SHEL ,eeB described in said judgment of foreclosure and sale as follows:— Attorney at Law A„ thHt certBiD tracte piece or par. Freeport, N. Y. | cel of land, situate, lying and being in the Village of Freeport, L. L, Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage | Coonty of Nassau, and State of New ■ | York, bounded and described as fol- i lows:— The Telephone In War *H Railroad Ave. SIDNEY H. SWEZEY Couneelor-at- Law Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage Office, Railroad Ave., Freeport kesKlence, North Long Beach Avenue Freeport, N. Y. EDGAR JACKSON Counselor-at-I-aw Freeport Bank Building Freeport New York JOHNSON & JOHNSON Attorneys and Counselors at Law 47 Railroad Ave., opp. depot FREEPORT. N . Y. Telephone, 366 Freeport JEREMIAH WOOD Attorney and Counselor at Law 291 Broadway, New York Telephones, 2530 and 2631 Worth Mr. Wood may be consulted every even ing at his residence, Franklin Ave. Lynbrook, L. I. Telephone, 896-W KLVTN N. EDWARDS Lawyer Rooms l to-7 1-7 {Uilrijwi Ave. ' Freeport, N. Y. GEO. MORTON LEVY Attorney at Law Rooms 7-9-11 1-7.Railroad Ave. Freeport, N. Y. BEGINNING at a point in the East erly side of Jay Street, distart eighty (80) feet Southerly from the corner formed by the Southerly side of Dean Street and the Easterly line of Jay Street; running thence Easterly paral lel with East Dean Street one hundred and twenty-five (126) feet; thence Southerly parallel with Jay Street forty (40) feet, thence Westerly par allel with Dean Street one hundred and twenty-five (125) feet, to the Easterly side of Jay Street, thence Northerly aiong and adjoining the Easterly side of Jay Street forty (40) feet, to the point or place of begin ning. Containing all the land within the •aid boonde, with the improvements thereon, and subject to the reetrictione as contained in former deeds of record. Dated March 1, 1916. DOUGLASS C. LAWRENCE. Referee. EDGAR JACKSON. Attorney for Plaintiffs, Freeport, N. Y. DR. W. ti. SMITH Dentist jOilico Sin) Residence C>i XV, Merrick Roal Freeport, N.Y. 'Phone, 86-R D R . A. H. H A M M O N D D e n t i s t Room -1 FREEPORT BANK BUILDING Telephone. 323-w Telephone 1086-w Freeport ^3 : dr . j . R. SHAPEROI : D E N T I S T . ...-\*Hours: 9*a. m. to 6 p. m. J JljpSiistkJStrcett aWREF.PURT.lN. Y. • i Five years’ New York City practice on im- T O L O A N -Substantial sums proved properties. H a f f & .|Farrington Counsel lora-at- Law 360 Fulton Street Jamaica, N House, at Mineola, in the town of; Hempstead, Nassau County, New j York, on tiaturday, the 8th day of | April, 1916, at ten o'clock in the fore noon of that day, the premises de scribed in said judgment of foreclosure and sale as follows i— All that certain plot or lot of land, situate, lying and being on the north erly side of Cedar Street in the Vil lage of Freeport. County of Nassau and State ot New York, bounded and described as follows:— BEGINNING at a point on the Northerly aide of Cedar Street distant westerly one hundred and fifty (150) feet from a point formed by the inter section of the westerly'line of Grove i Street and the northerly line of said I Cedar Street; running thence Wester-j ly along the Northerly line of said! Cedar Street fifty (50) feet; running thence northerly parallel with said Grove Street one hundred and seventy- five (175) feet; running thence East erly parallel with said Cedar Street fifty (60) feet; running thence South erly parallel with said Grove Street one hundred and seventy-five (1761 j feet to the northerly line of said Cedar Pursuant to an onJer of HON. HKNRY SEL- | Street at the point or place of begin- ^ntyWo^ Na\:.lauTnon;!c;r i7 v, ‘aU Inin*, containing all the land within personB having claims HRiiinst said boundfl. late of the Town of Hempstead, in th e aaid coun- Being the same premises conveyed *y, deceased, to present the same with the vouch- to the said party of the first part by 8r” Mid r S at I John J. Randall and wife, bv deed dat-; ------- — Med November 11. 1909, arid recorded in , I Nassau County Clerk's office in Liber 214 of deeds, page 10, on December 20, 1909 1 Subject to the covenants and restric tions in said deed contained. Dated February 23, 1915. CLINTON M. FLINT, j Referee. EDGAR JACKSON. Attorney for Plaintiff, Freeport, N. Y. SUPREME COURT. NASSAU COUNTY, j MARIETTA HICKS, : Plaintiff,; —againet— AMELIA V.SUTHERLAND: and others, : Defendants. 1 In pursuance of a judgment of fore- j closure and sale made and entered in the above entitled action in the office j of the Clerk of the County of Nassau on the 16th day of February, 1916, I, j the undersigned, the referee in said ! judgment named, will sell at public; auction, to the highest bidder, at the! ... ........................... rotunda of the Nassau County Court; the younger generation for war. ex tends to the use of the telephone XVe see the boys being taught to make the telephone a part of their military pfiulpment. ttie ability to instal instru ments and Wfy wires at short notice under trying conditions being another necessary accomplishment lit the art of war The wonderful demonstration of the value of the telephone In war Is also a revelation of ll- value In the pur suits of peace, ami those who have learned to depend upon it In the bloody conflict are likely to do so when the war Is over. AN OFFICER OF THE INDIAN CONTINGENT OF THE BRITISH ARMY ON THE FRONTIER OF EGYPT PREPARED AGAINST A THREATENED TURKISH INVASION. T h e Kuropean War haw brought strange elements together, and curi ous contrast* occasionally come to the surface. In the writhing melee which Is preparing for a new Kuro;ie by the destruction of the old. In The Tele phone Review, N. Y.. appears a |wge of photograph* of which one especial ly I* rich In the suggestion of theee seeming distortions, anomalies which may be in the end but the symbol* of the new time* T h e picture shows a solitary tur tle ned figure with m telephone at his llli*. He Is an officer of the Indian • onllngeut-Hi Hindu fighting for the Britlah Empire. He Is In Egypt, guard ing It from the threatened Invasion of the Turk. The varied realms of association which are met in tluu *olltnrx figure give pause to the most fn d le Imagboi Mon.—India, the w eaver of rhuf dim ; cu rtain which hides the daw n of our civilisation, the Pyramids, with their m em ories of science, art anil cou<|ii*Ht clustering around them, the fierce tra dition's of the 'Turk, the new e r em p ire I on which the .sun never sets, and the j youngest child of the w estern world. I whose gift, ttie transm ission of xjieech. j stands ready to unite every continent - niiil every pi-ople. I’nconscioux. the i -oHtnry turhaned fighter of the Hast. | bends over the magic thing the W est Inis given him. The other [’V-turvs. all illustrative of the telephone In war, are less striking I In their suggestion, though enlighten ing and Interesting In the extreme. Wo see that the Ilobans behind their redoubts of sand bangs, keep the tele phone wires humming, for news of the longed for order to advance. In the Kroneh nnny. the telephone stations Are on the move. In spacious automo biles. The German policy of training JU V E N ILE LANDSTURM THE GRUENW A L D PHONE. USING FIELD TELE- 1 CURIOUS NAVAL ATTACK. >ama Queer Teaks to Which Werehipe Have Been Assigned. Not all the tasks tvarships are | called on to undertake have to do with war and the destruction of hu man life and property. A couple of French aursliips were sent out into the Mediterninean some years ago to wage war against a school of porpoises which were doing an immense amount of dam age to the tishing industry in those waters. After three days’ hostili ties, during which quick tiring guns were used with considerable effect, the vessels returned to port tri umphant, having practically anni hilated the enemy. A year or two ago a warship of , Great Britain’s Australian licet was ; given the strange job of capturing i or destroying a mysterious aea mon ster which had been reported off the Falkland islands, the scene of the recent German naval defeat. It is pretty safe to say that the i officers, if not the crew, entertain- I ed grave doubts of the actual exist ence of the frightful creature which i had been described. It was too ter- ’ rifying. hideous, gigantic and fero- , cioue. But shortly after the ship arriv- ! ed in the waters where the monster 1 was supposed to lie in wait for ves- | sels the officer of the watch describ ed a strange looking beast making i toward hi* ship, and it was imme- i diately guessed that this must be the substance of all the alarming tales. And « pretty good substance it proved t oo. An attack was made upon it, and i after some hours’ fighting with har- ! poona and quick firers the mysteri- i oxi* monster, which proved to be a j aea elephant between thirteen and ! fourteen yards long, was slaughter- 5 ed and taken aboard. Some rears ago the Norwegian government aent out a powerful lit tle fleet of warships armed with mines, torpedoes and quick firing guns to exlvrminnte a vast horde of seals which xvas denuding the sea on the nort! ■•c*! coast of all fish life. But the government had reckoned upon tern of thousands of seals, whereas there were millions. So unending xvas their number that the . fleet bar! ox'i-ntutdly to admit itself ' defeated, with the loss of one man ! and two slightly wounded owing to ; an accident and to “retire in order,” having exh.fhsted its entire supply I of ammunition.— New York Ameri- i van. jsUPREMECOUrr. __________ NASSAU COUNTY. 1ITLE GUARANTEE AND: TRUST COMPANY Ttw^; tee under a certain mortgage: of Estates ef I nag Beach, to: Title Gtieraete* and Trust \ Company dated Jaly L 1907,: Plaintiff. : ANNA M.AR t ' mc FADDEN.\: Defendant.: In Pursuance of a Judgment of Foro- cloeure and Sale, doty trade and ent ered in the abeve entitled action, and bearing date the 21*1 day of January, 1916, I. the undersigned, the Referee in aaid Judgment named, will aell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, by JAMES C. ARCHER. Auctioneer, at the front etepe of the Nassau Coon ty Court House at Mineola, New York, on the lltb day ef March. 1916. at 11 o’clock a. m„ the premises directed by said Judgment to be eold. and therein described as follows : ALL that certain let, piece or par- cel of land situate, tying and being at Long Beech in the County of Nassau and State of New Yet*, known as and by the lot number twenty (20) In Block 206 on a certain map entitled \ Estates of Long Beech. Map Num ber One, William H Reynolds, Presi dent, dated March. 1907, made by Charles W. Leavitt. Jr.. Landscape Engineer, No. 220 Broadway, New York City.’\ and filed or to be filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Na»eau. and which property ie more particularly deecribed as followe: - BEGINNING at a point on the south ctly aide of Front Street distant three bundrul feet Westerly from the cor ner foimed by the intersection of the Southerly tide of Front Street with the Weeterly side of Pacific Boule vard, »* said Street and Boulevard are laid down on said map. and running thence ‘Southerly parallel with Pacific Boulevard to the Northerly side of the Board Walk, as shown on aaid map; thence Weuteriy slang the Northerly aide of the Board Walk twenty feet, more or leas, to lot num ber nineteen on aaid map; thence Northerly along said lot number nine teen and parallel with Pacific Boule vard to the Southerly aide of Front Street, end thence Easterly along the ^utherly side of Front Street twenty feet to the point or place of beginning. TOGETHER with the right, title and intereet of the aaid parties of, in and to the land between the premises hereby granted and any Board Walk to the south which max at any time hereafter be cotwtructed by or with the consent of the Estates of Long Beach or its successors or assigns. Such right, title and interest or ac* cretion being limited by lines drawn in extension of the easterly and west erly boundaries of the premises there by com i x , d ____ TOGETHER with th. right the surface of the Street only. the Long Island Railroad Time Table ownership of which was not thereby A F R E N C H T E L E P H O N E S T A T I O N IN AN AUTOMOBILE. (Effective t let. 17th, inifij Iz-ave Memek for New York, Heim- ; syivanni Station. Brooklyn and inter .mediate stations, weekdays, 5.15. 6.52, 6.54, 7.IS. 17.38,8.01, 8.49. 10.12, j !2 22 A M ; 3.10, 4.17. B.SIfi, 5 41. 9.21. 11.09 P. M. Sundays, 6.48, 8.3%, 9.20 ! P. M : 12115. 2.44, 4.31. 5.33. 8.08, 11.07 | A. M. Leave Frevi*'ri fur New Y'ork, Penn- j sylvania Statior , ami Brooklyn, week ! i nerx » dav-. 5.3H. 5.:.(>, 6.42. 6.58. 7.22. it.51. ! *rtirle- attached I S.lVx. 18.17. 8.53. 9.49, 10 17. A M.. | tion with said premise#. : 12.2 7. 3.15. 1.21. 5.02. 6 40.ld.06, ii.45. ; SAID premises will be sold subject x.i'i, 9.25. 11,13 P. M Sundays. 6.52, I to reliervatione. cot . naits and re 8.26. 9.24 A. M 12.09, 2. 48 4.36, >.37. striclicn* contaim-d in Leeds thereof 6 . 40 . 8 . 12 . 11.11 ) . M.. and to any state o-f feels that a surx'ey granted, and alt franchise rights in the Streets were reserved to the Es tates of Long Beach hy the deed here after mentioned. BEING the same premises which were conveyed to ANNA STANFORD by ESTATES OF LONG REACH by deed deliveted ap-t r>e«'rxlcd simultan eously with said mortgage TOGETHER with s i fixtures and or mod in connee- NOTICE TO CREDITORS the last Will and Testam ent i th e ir place of transacting business a t the ollic Hlviu N . Edwards. Freeport. New York, on tiefore the 2Sth day of Septem b er next. .D a ted . Mineola. N. Y.. March 7, I91H. LANA All OUST A Dl:BE VOISE. BENJAMIN R. D k BEVOISE, Executors. HLVIN N. EDWARDS. Attorney /Or Executors. 1-7 Railroad Avenue Freeport. New York. Tnuus lease *Ve|>nn for Aimtyville. I me' v , h<;v i Babylon. Pittchogne and m term v tuare I ■ station* week-day*. nn4.44, 6.18 (for; Rabxlnn iiud stations eist) 8.19. a9.31, v M as 16 si IV 21. 2 . 11 a8.88 a.\> 03, a-..55, aiti.lti, 6.43, »7.06, 7 44, | ati o7, a 1 I t6. I* M.; 12.17. a2.04, night. : Sundays. 5.31. ait2V. A. M. ; 12.29. 2.80. -\>2. *6.56 uiurj. i u l . n l ' . - i i .44 night Train.-, leave New York. Pennsylvania , Station, for Freeport, Merrick and ; station, for r r-eport, .viernck aim pnt; m m e * ; w- > i.« I cipxl intertuediati stations, n8.60 l2|adjourni I t same hour and nlac- Dated January 2\>. 1916 JAMES M SEAMAN, Referee. ARTHUR P HILTON Plaintiff’s AtV rn- > 35fi Fulton Street Jamaica. N Y* The s* le of the premise* described in the ah; in r tir- • -a - - hereby 1416. and the ITALIAN T E L E P H O N E P O S T DRIVE TRENTINO. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of HON. HEN RY SELDEN WELLER, Temporary | Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against LETIIIA S. HICKS, late of the Town of Hemp stead, in the said County, deceased, to present the same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers, the execu tors of the last will and testament of said deceased, at their place of tran*- acting business at Wantagh, Nassau County, New York, on or before the first day of April next. Dated. Mineola, N. Y., Sept. 7, 1916. ANNIE J. HICKS, FRANK S. HICKS, \ Executors WM. CLARKE ROE. Attorney for Exficutors, 8* 376 Ffflton Street, Jamaica, N. Y. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuuni to an order ' d e n w e l l k r . Tem t County of Nawnau. notie n ty o f Ni persons havii ft. Temporary burrorate of the au. notice is hereby given to all claims against LOUIS T. WELLS late o f the Town o f Hempstead, in the aaki county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subecriber the executor of the last will and testament of said deceased, at her place j of transacting: business at the office of Georsre j Morton Isevy. Freeport. New York, on or before j the 16th day of May next Dated. Mineola. N. Y.. October 23, 1915. LULU M. W. WELLS, Rxecut'*\ 1 GEORGE MORTON LEVY. Attorney for Executor. • ? 1-7 Railroad Avenue, Freeport. New York. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of HON. HEN RY SELDEN WELLER, Temporary Surrogate of the County of Nassau, > notice ie heteby given to all persona having claims againet Herman C. Gie-1 aell, late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said county, deceased, to pre sent the same with the vouchers there of, to the subscribers the executors of the lest Will end Testament of eaid deceased, at their place of transacting business at the office of George Mor ton Levy, Freeport. New York, on or before the first day of Seplember next Dated, Mineola, N. Y., February 8, 1916. THEODORE A. UISSELL. ERNEST VOLLENBERG, Executors. - GEORGE MORTON LEVY. At tore* y for Ex oculars. - 1-1 Railroad Aveitee. Freeport. M. Y. M. BEACORN Stove Repairing 1 IT P A Y S I to Let Polks Know w' Where Your Store Is and What You Have to Sell The King Snake. To tbv rattlesnake dnd to every other dungermip snake, large or small, the king snake i# a terror. The poison of a rattler h a s no more effect on him th a n bo much moon shine. Instinctively the rattler knows his match and at sight of a king snake tries to escape if pos sible. In fight the king snake re lies wholly upon his incredible speed. If, the movement* of an ordinary snaite seem quick to the human eye, the movements of a king snake would seem instantane ous. In a twinkle the long, lank fellow has wound himself about the throat of an antagonist and, his sinewy coils closing about the oth- er'e throat, chokes the wind out of him. W hat She Should Do. Bertie L .1 Ix-e i forbidden under ‘ severe peiialties 1\ play in the rain barrel, hut one day, -ad lo relate, hi* mamma a id grandmother found him splashing in it in high glee. Hi* mamma’s face hardened, hut the grandmother’s kind heart led her to make u plea for the offender. Bertie heard the plea, and when hi* mamma asked him sternly xxhut she should do to a little boy who did not mind what was told him he answered promptly: “1 link you had better mind your mamma.” If You W ant Real 1 angible Results— Advertise Prompt and Careful Work m W. ■amch M.. rmrOKT. H.Y. Greatly Exaggerated. Aaaletant treasurer of the United State* la credited with saying that the average dollar bill lasts about three weeks, but we all k*ow it leal tree.— Now Ter* evening Telegnw . / L i t t l e M y r a E x p l a i n s . Litth- M \ i'll Li'c luiil bvvii in school but a fi-xx day* \x hvn her mother had oi-t-asiou to xx ritf a nute to II k 1 lea'her and signed ! rsclf Mrs. Ki-nt. Thinking siv might have rnistmdvrstooil the ■ liild\* name. th«- teacher ask»‘d «n oxplami- “Oh,\ -aid Myra, with it charm ingly confidential air. “you *ev, rtv. mamma got married again, but 1 didn't ” Keeps Him Guessing. “Although a *mall woman, Mrs. Twobble find* no difficulty in mak ing Mr. Twobble toe the mark.\ “Thill’s because *hr,’s clever.\ “How so?” “She keeps Twobble guc*sing a* to tin1 exact location of the mark and huU\ the time he toes it uncon- aciouslv. — Birmingham \»e-Tii-r- idd. I (Monday only), 7.06. H.Utt, 11.00 A M.; sil2 53, .25, 8 00 3.00, 1.07, ' l l (to Frw(*>rt onlyj, 5.00. i5.33. 5.54. 6.15, 6.5n 7.10 (to Freeport only j .8.10, • ■ P. M l 10 a ghl \ i 11.34 A. M. . I 10, 6.02, 8.08, 10 17 P. M.; 13.83 night aTrains run to Babylon onlx uNo Brooklyn connection a.Siitnnlays only f Excel it S-atnrdav-. i Except holiday*, t Except Saturday* and Imhilay- Trainfi leave Brooklyn, Flatbush Station. Hlaitit the sinni- tiuu-. its th shown from New York. Bennsylvan station. Tht* time ranb- subject change without notice. C /ean M'*' Cut Facts Onted Nfareh 1 M SEAMAN, Iteleree. ARTHUR P HILT \ Plaintiff’s Attorney 35o Foil' n Str—t Jamaica, N Y\ Money to Loan— Firxt Mortgages on (!♦'•:ra; t* r*\ tow*! property Quick A dsw < ' Rates Lawyers Title f rest Vompany Feltim J***»r» H. Y An U n t i m e l y Joke. “ Here's the clookinaker come to repgir mir pitting room clock.\' aaid a humorist’s wife. “Won’t you go up and get it for him?” “Why, it isn’t upstairs, i* it?” he replied lazi ly. “Of course it is! Wbire did vou think it was?” “Oh, I thought it had run down l” There are tricks in all trades, and the repairing of automo biles is not exempt. Howev er, we never resort to tricks. It's our policy to give good, honest reliable work always. If you are looking for that kind of work, have your re pairing done here. Doctors Live Long. Doctors are notoriously their own moat disobedient patients. Usually they eat and sleep Irregularly, they are out In all kinds of weather, and they heel lute at no danger of contagion or infection; yet of the 2^06 physicians who died In the United State# last year. 114 were mors than eighty years old. and 81 of them more than ninety. The average age waa sheet sixty -on* years Probably doctors doe# them- ielve» leas than other paogts do-— Youth’e WM A lways Welcome. Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinction. No dignity, no learning no force of character can make any stand against good wit It la like lee, on which no beauty of form.' no majesty of carriage, can plead any immunity; they must walk gingerly, ••cording to the laws ot lee. or down they meet go. dignity and aU —Emer KING SERVICE STATION Ford Parts Oxy-Acetykne Welding Accessories and Supplies iBedell’s Garage T. J. MORAN, Fra,- 1198 Ckertk Street, Freeport T E L E P H O N E 1 6 D - W V Oliver E. U. R e y n o l d s Fee Plumbtag, Steam and Hoi Water ea No ww* s« . rn c c p o n r , l . i . T->pbo--w Ibd-w -'0 ;(v) bokr^TMi HOMEY AWAY Like iwiwlmif after bail to ke*-p patching up the l*x»r plumbing N- w'*- the timi- t<> put ir, a n*-w bath mom sink, closet*. Hr UP-TO-DATE PLUMBING i- C***tfl W h -\* ;it tlte- n w l . - r r v r * y o u b e s t i w - t h wh,W- in v e s t - m e r i t . V k rt - «<lay a l x a i t i t . /
