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THE WA99AU POST, FREEPORT, N. Y.. FRIDAY, MAY 19!» P*** 7 O-BDAT'MENMiE'V PARIS PUTS BAN 1 IS BWINDIINC ON WAR RUMORS Listening Devices, Depth Bombs police Mercilessly Hunt for Gos- raid on pun* bronrht before the local oommlamilrw to wptaln thotr Indlrldoal acta o f In- lUarrotlon. Thore were aome whose aole offense, according to their expla- , natlona, was that they had merely said they knew a friend whose con- | cterge had been told by the post carrier I that on the day after tomorrow the Go- thaa would an rely carry out a terrible LEGAL ADVERTISING NOTICE and Destroyer Fleet Beating Submarines. sip Mongers Who Tell Wild Stories of Conflict. CONVOY SYSTEM EFFICIENT SOCIALIST EDITOR SEIZED Wreck* of Tlrpltz* Terrors Strew Bot tom of English Channel end North Sea Mine Sweepere do Good Work. London.—The menace of the Ger man Rubmarlnea anil mines to the maritime commerce of the allies la be coming leas week by week. The Im provement la clue chiefly to the devel opment of the listening devices and the depth bomba carried on the swift-mov ing destroyers. The hydrophone Is the moat useful Invention that has heed discovered by the navy In Its antisub marine crusade, nnd It Is being Im proved upon all the time. When n U-boat Is spotted from aloft by one of the alert observers In the seaplanes which wing their flight over the North sen nnd the waters around the British Isles, he signals the posl- j tlon to the nearest destroyer. Direct ly he gets this Information her com -1 mnnder steams at full speed In the dl- I rectlon indicated until lie can hear the submarine plugging along under water. The destroyer follows the U-boat for hours, If necessary, until the com mander thinks he h a s got the enemy In the right position for a hit, and then lets go the bomb,,- Loss Keeps Pace With Construction. I While the number of enemy under- ! sen craft that are sunk or captured l each month Is not given out for publi- ^ cation It Is known that It equals the j construction of submarines In Ger- j many. The greatest blow to German hopes of destroying the commerce of the allies on the ocean lies In the con voy system, which Is rapidly approach ing perfection. When the plan of es corting transports and supply ships right across the Atlantic In large fleets was first tried out there was consid- j ernhle delay on account of difference j In speed of the various ships of which It was composed. At the present time convoys nre all 1 classified according to speed, nnd n j fast transport can make a round trip In 30 days, while the slower class of j supply ships drift across the ocean at j a steady six or seven-knot gait. The number of British nnd American destroyers has Increased rapidly and | is still growing so that there are plenty of these essential watchdogs of the sen j to make, the passage of convoys across [ the Atlantic and North sea secure. The greatest percentage of losses by sub- j marines since January 1 has been in the Mediterranean, and this Is now be- j Ing reduced by Increasing the number t of destroyers In those waters. No sub marine commander will risk a ttack on a convoy which Is protected on all f)uir sides by destroyers and frequently ac companied by seaplanes. ' Naval experts are confident that when there are sufficient destroyers to escort all convoys required to trans port troops nnd munitions from Amer ica to England nnd France the subma rine peril will be practically at an end. This stage should be reached by Au gust. At the present time the U-boats watch ami wait for vessels which are alone. The sinking of vessels In the Irish sea has been due to the fact that the water there is muddy and not too deep, and a submarine can llq on the bottom and come up at night. Quite recently, in two Instances, when steamships were torpedoed in the Irish sea, do- - stroyers blew one U-boat to pieces with a depth charge and damaged the other one so seriously before she could sub merge th a t the commander surren- 1 dered with ids crew. Pilots of seaplanes and airplanes ! who fly over the waters around the British Isles have reported numbers of l submarines which were sunk mqnths ago and a r e lying on the bottom of the i channel and North sen. Traps a Peril to U-boats. In addition to destroyers nnd patrol boats which scour the surface in every direction, there are all kinds of traps j and obstacles placed under w a t e r ! which make the passage of Dover t etralts and exit from Heligoland bight j a very complicated problem for a U-boat commander to solve. Hundreds of mine sweepers, manned by fisher men and sailors from the merchant service, are at work day and night making the ocean lanes safe for steam ships belonging to the allies and neu tral nations. Their crews have become adepts in the art of finding and ex ploding German mines hUden below the surface. During the year ending In April more than 1,600 mines, which cost $1,000 each to construct, were exploded or captured by the Brttlsh-mlne sweepere. The loss of mine sweepers was very •mall in comparison. In one Instance • mine sweeper found a German mine drifting in the North *eu, and towed it over well In toward the mouth of Elbe Voder cover of fog. After pumping it UP the crew set the mine 20 feet below the surface, and 12ahoars later it was ■truck by • German steamship bound for Oothenberg from Bremen, and the sal and her cargo o f iron ore went te the bottom. The Increasing hasard against sub marines e v e r returning to port Is mak- tag l | difficult for the German *dmlr- ■tty te get crews to m en them. Defeated Schoolteacher Now Face* Court-martial for Her Wrltlnge—. Wealth or Influence Cannot Shield the Guilty. Paris.—It wns a famous French psy chologist who said recently that rumor wns one of the evils, among others, of nil wars, nnd especially of this one. He pointed out that rumors were as bnd and sometimes did as much harm ns the worst, of enemy propagandists. The truth of his Ideas has apparently Impressed the prefect of police, who has begun a merciless hunting down of all gossip mongers and rumor dis pensers. The prefect lias decided to take dras tic measures- to stop unthinking chat ter in public places ard the spreading of alarming reports and defeatist opin ions. A warning Issued the other day points out that henceforth any person, no matter how respectable lie may be, will lie arrested and taken to the near est police station If he forgets himself to the extent c f talking not wisely but too well. The warning had hardly been posted when the round-up began to show re sults. Boulevardlers of all sorts were Wild Theory About Big Guns. Others were certain, and let it be known quite londly on the terraces of the cafes, that the cannon which re cently bombarded Paris was really not at all ns far away as the authorities announced It to be. They were sure that somewhere not far from Paris, hidden In a forest, were a number of ordinary snmll-callher cannon which had been conserved In dugouts since the battle of the Marne nnd were sud denly put Into action by a battery of German prisoners who had escaped from the camps In France. These nnd other gossipy bits of mis information dropped Indiscreetly by some well-meaning persons have been found to prove a source of extreme an noyance to the government authorities nnd have resulted In Immense harm. Perhaps the most sensational arrest under this new edict, although virtu ally made ns the result of a law passed on August .r>, 1914, was that of Charles* Leon Rappoport, one of the editors of La Verite and Le Journal du Peuple and a member of the administrative committee of the unified socialist par ty. Rappoport was taking refuge In a cellar during an air raid. With him were a number of women nnd men, dwellers in the same house. Accord ing to a schoolteacher who heard him, Rappoport was directing many deroga tory remarks against the government and the army. The teacher reported what he had heard to the prefect of police, who ordered the arrest of the socialist. C l^rk a t hia ortWy*. «* W. M trrtek Road. In said vl'tae-. on th a 2Sth day of May. I»l*. » h * r n It may he seen and exam ined hy any ---------- ntil the flirat ~ Woman Teacher Face. T rt.L W aver,,. Pa.-WMIlam Stevenson, a After numerous Interrogations by I fflrm h„nd ha* bought Liberty loan the military and police authorities, | bondfl .^ nt„ ft hnrte... Hla sniarv Is Rappoport was locked up In the Manta hnf **), ypt h„ hfl* oontrarted to buy xr„,„ir{£'b»n; ; t0T Hear Complaint, prisoned, as well a s the latest arrival, too ryt fnr hoard loarins him eo sn #«, , */'* <*f the vuiae. Mile. Helen Brlon, the defeatist j J p ^ d m / money! 1 ^ h ^ T y ^ , • h?hr. ~ schoolteacher who faces court-martial | I *'!T>3r thereof win he depoeittd with the for her writings. Rappoport’s arrest ---- created much comment In all the new s- 1 su p r e m e court . N assau COUNTT papers, particularly In the radical and —--------------------------------------- socialist press. I Th* £>rl,£n A**°<rf*tioti of New The press of this week, to say noth- '>r ’ l*mtl Ing of the wholesale detentions, convic tions and arrests of the last few months, la bringing home to the people more clearly the detenn I nation of the government to rid the country of Its opponents and enemies. One thing has certainly berome very clear and that Is th a t the prominence of a man or his wealth and political Influence In no wny cause him to he B e r th s Onmbsrt, and oth in. th# , ft*rno noon, th# pu r p o s e Of eompl and of ho*ring en#i d determinin --------------------- I In relation judgm m t of forecl.wurs ! p e rson comceiving uly made and entered in the above fendanta. In pumtianee of and aale, duly mad { e n titled action, and hearing date th e 16th day of M ay, 191S, I, t h e undersigned, th e Referee | In said judgment nn m to the h ig h e auctio n the Nsu Humeri, t med. will a ell a t e a t bidder, by Ja Auctioneer, a t the front aaaau County C o u rt House ork. otj the 29TH f)AY «teps of Hinenla, perso n until the f l Tuesday In Ju n e next ( J u n e 6th) and on said day. at *aid Village CI-M-k’g office, betw een the hours of tw o o'clock fm * * iring an oetermtntng complaints thereto an d the application of any r s o n con him s e lf agrieved thereby. D a ted May 28, 1916. RO B E R T 0 ANDERSON . JO H N H MA.HNKEN. FR A N K L IN B E D E L L . S I L A S A WI L I , IA MS, H E N R Y L. M AXSON. AMOMora. O F JUNE, 1918. m .iu v u v v m no w n y v a u a e m i u tu -« , t in o'clock A M . th e premises directed by Invulnerable against charges O f Inter- j said judgm e n t to l>e sold, and therein d f c r llw l or parcel of At Roosevelt, S t a te of N follows. ferlng with the successful prosecution \ a m 1'th a t certain of t h e war. Premier Clemenceau’s do- land, situate, lyin th e C-ounty of clslon Is that no one shall he spared who schemes to undo the work done by the soldiers of France In the field. York, bounded and w it: Bei plot, piece g and being N a s s a u and dpacrilied as fol GAS-N0X A pleasant treatm ent for sour i stomach, acid mouth, bad breath, headaches due to acid stomach, gastritis, heartburn, irritated conditions of the stomach and j intestines. Betrinnini? at the co r n e r formed by the in- tornection of the E a s terly a Mr of P a r k Avenue with th e Southerly sid e of Valenti t ie S tr e e t; nnd ru n n in g thence E a sterly nlon* th e South erly side of V a lentine Street, tw o hundred feet; thence .Southerly parallel w i t h Park Avenue, forty-«ix and fifty-four one-hundreds feet; thence Westerly parallel with Valentine Street, two hundred feet to the E a s terly aide of P a r k Avenue; nnd thence N o rtherly along the E a s terly sMe of Park Avenue, forty-six and fifty-four one-hundreds feet to th e corner, the p o i n t or place o f beginn*—. Tof?ether with all IF Avenue nnd Valentine Street, lying in front nnd adjoining said prem ises to the c e n tre lii thereof respectively. T o g e th e r with all th e fixtures nnd articl is enacted as U rrlinance effect in the Village of Fre , penalties therein described a H ot inning th e right, title and in terest of the saM p a r t i e s of, in and to Park in o Street, lying in fro n t of * nea o or used in connection all of w h ich are declarei Curfew Ordinance. R- w i I vc H. thst t h . following he wnH hereby O rdinan c e No. 62 to take reeport, N . Y., under \d after dtie publiea- nnd posting nm required by la w : CURFEW' REGULATION. ORDINA NCE NO. 62. 1. That no child um U r the sge o f sixteen years shall loiter, w a n d e r, stroll, he or re m a in in or upon a n y public street, avenue, p a r k or public plaqo within the sa id village of Freeport, betw e e n the hours rtf nine o'clock in the evening nnd five o'clock on the following m o rning, unless accompanied hy hiss orr herer p a ren e n t,, guardian,uarnian, orr otherth custody j inn thehe event o h p a r t g o o e r pi sons having legal custody and control except in n the event of illness ally i suqh child U sent for a physician ustody and contro l of such child, except i th event of ill in the family of w h ich h the child Is a member, attached to or use,! in connection w ith sai sh a re declare part o f the freehold. premise Four thousand, five hundred VfDa™yM'ho' Said premises will be sold in o n e parcel and subject any s t a t e of facts th a t a sur- physicians now using this tablet in the practice of their profes sion is our best recommendation. ay 16, 1918. JAMES M. SEAMAN. A rthvr P. H ilton , Plain tiff’s Attorney*, 350 Fulton Street. Jam a ica, N. Y . GLICKMAN Photographs of Distinction HOME PORTRAITURE A SPECIALTY 13 Railroad Avenue Freeport, L. I. TELEPHONE 841-W For sale at the best drug chaw ti's7y’whirhaLve* <i^Vrii>e<i | cv°™£1 opt i t e eve of w hic the child is w h o re sucl for m edict 2. T h a t any child actually o r appar- |m cn tly under the awe of sixteen y e a rs found fid violating any of th e provisions of this or dinance may lx? tak e n into custody hy any police officer, constable or other pence officer w ithin said village, nnd conducted to such child’s home or to a proper place of de le n t io n where children charged w i t h having no p r o p e r guardianship may he law fully held, officer so placing a child sh a ll forth- notify the p a r e n t , guardian o r a mem ber o f the child's fam ily as to su c h child's detention. Any su c h peace officer or other person may prefer before any m a g istrate having jurisdiction o v e r cases arisin g under sta t u te or any vith nperty is to bp Bold is *2.656.25 . , . , p r o p e r t y ii stores or sent prepaid on receipt thereon from May is. ms, togei lounting May 15, rwta a n d allowance am O f price. Two sizes, 25 cents interest thereon from May 15, I»I8, together and a generous bottle for $1.00. ! ^ V ^ s T Z \ mVo? t l an\ Tlxe6' which Sold always with the provision ! that your money will be refund ed if you are dissatisfied. No ay 16, 1918. JAMES M. SEAMAN SU P R E M E COURT. NASSAU CO U N T Y . any s ta t u te o r penal law of the S t a te of New York, a complaint charging any' su c h child ) n n d * 1 n'terest 1 'T1?0 h«? violate.! a n y of the p r o v ision, of ther with the . ordinance with such violation, a n d upon n $221.65 *»nd satisfactory proof thereof, the m a g istrate before whom the com p laint is m ade d e , may adjudge said child to be in need of the nnd protection of the s t a t e and may thereupt place such child upon probation u n d e r the supervision of a duly appoin fleer, o r may in his diai to $221.65 and lill 8, togethei drugs ex c e p t th o s e of a s s u r e d Newbur*h Savai™i9nst° nk’ rillintifr' reliab ility would a t t e m p t d i s t r i- 1 ^ ^ \ n d ^ h ^ B d ' a n ^ ' * bution u n d e r t h is ag r e e m e n t thereo f, co m p lain t is m a sre said child to be in need of t h e care ted probation of- er, o r may in h is discretion com m it such child to a charitable o r reformatory institu tion duly authorised to receive nnd ca r e for children under sixteen years of age. 3. T h e failure or neglect by any parent, guardian or other p e rso n having legal custody and control of any child, to exercise reasonable j In pursuance of a judgm e n t of foreclosure ! this ordinance, or the j and sale, duly made a n d entered in th e above parent, guardian or pelrson entitled action, and bearing date th e 13th ! wilfully is responsible diligence in the control of any child to pre vent him from violating the provisions of .his ordinanc e , or t h e conduct of entitled action, j day of May, 19 Hefeiree 18. I. ate t h e ersigned, 3 M A G N IFIC E N T S T E A M E R S 3 The G r e a t Ship •‘SEEANDBEE'* — \ C I T Y OF ERIE” — “ CITY OF C U F F A L O ” BUFFALO — D a ily, Muy laV to N o v . 15th — CLEVELAND Leave Bi ffa lo - Arrive C llvkland E a stern S tandard T ime | Leave C leveland ( Arrive B uffalo - - 9:00 P.M. - 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. Connections nt. Cleveland for C<‘dnr Point, Put-in-P.ay, Toledo, Detroit and nil points West i South we t. 1< ulroad tickets rt .iLing between JiulTalo and Cleveland are good fer transportal on our steamers. Ask your ticket agent for tickets via C. & IT. 1* New Tourist Autoi L.le Rate—$«.50 Round Trip, with 2 days return /.vnruwiirw, 107 wknoiK, or cars not cxcecdin bdiutifuliy >nd^Bvction::! jiuzzlo chart of The^Omit .Ship ‘jSKK AN!) The C leveland & Buffalo Tran it Company Cleveland, Ch.j Thci C:*rnt Ship \Soeantll/r' *’ —the lurgcnt uml most costly pna*rnr;rr S te n iiK T o n in lo n ti vuleruof ilie world. Slei B E L \ sent o n receipt of Regent Sales Co., Inc. 553-555 Macon St. B R O O K L Y N , N. Y. the e hij er, auctioneer, at the f r o n t steps County C o u r t House a t Mineola, of in said ju d g m e n t named, w ill sell public auction to th e highest bidder, by of the N a ss; New Y o rk, on the 29T H DAY O F JU N E , 1918, o ’clock A.M., th e premises directed by ju d g m e n t to be sold, and therein described follows : All th a t certain plot, piece or tract o f land, situate, lying and heir v isi a n y such uardian or p e who know ingly and lonsible for, encourages, aids, causes, connives at o r promotes a n y viola tion o f any of the provisions of th is ordi nance. shall constitute disorderly conduct the person violating th ly condu c t and ? p e rso n violating t h e same shall b e a dis le rly person, nnd sh a ll be liable to rly person, and alty o f not exceed! I nt 10 1 said I :A1 | of i ! of New York,ork, andnd describedes as follows on Wood me folio Town Rheumatic U S E CYMATIC Money Back if nof Satisfied ipstead, County • Y a d certain m a p entitled, “ Amended M a p Property a t Wood m ere, L. L, belonging the Wood mere Realty Company, No. 9, s veyed a n d drawn June, 1912, by F. W. Conk lin'' and filed in the the C o u n ty of Nassau on June 26th, 1912: rinninginning att a pointoint o n thehe Easterlyasterly sid Bououlevard, leva rd, itersectedtersected by ihe Po?n an d filed in th e office of the C lerk Beg a a p o n t E the W ood me re B where th e is in hy t Southerly side of an lamed street, which is known as B row e r's B r a n c h ; running thence along said Brower’s Point B ranch, twenty-nine and thirty-four one-hundreds feet to the South erly side of the Shore Rond ; thenc'1 along the S o u therly side of th e Shore Road as it winds a n d turns, a d i s tan c e of nineteen hun dred and sixty-two and fifteen one-hundredths feet, m u r e or less, to the Westerly side 11 b e a di«- twenty-five dollars for each o ffen s e . D a ted Freeport, N. Y ., May 2, 1918. R O B E R T G. ANDERSON. President. JO H N H. MAHNKEN. FR A N K L IN BEDELL. H E N R Y L. MAXSON, SILAS A. WILLIAMS. B o a rd of Trustees of V illage of Freeport, N. Y. CORNELL UNIVERSITY STATE SCHOLARSHIPS Notice 1909, th e Education L a w ( L. ursuant ch. 21 as am ended L. 1910, ch. 140), section 1037. A com p e titive exam ination of candidates for th e two State scholarshijm in Cornell U n iversity, falling to th e county of N a ssau will be held at the C o u r t House in th e village | Adams S t r e e t ; thence acro s s Adams S t r e e t on j of M ineola, N. Y., S a turday, June 3, 1918, rse bearing North sixty-one degrees nine j commencing at 9 a.m. E a s t, fifty feet to the E a s terly side i C a n d idates must lie a t least 16 y e a r s of * d e g rees for- age a n d of six months* standing in th e com- hl an d fifty- mon schools or academ ies of the State during Constipation torpid liver indices- 8*x one-hundredths fe e t ; thence N orth sixty-j the y e a r immediately preceding this exam ina- i Hon im r m i r o d LirlnJx- o e f i n n nnd LL™ d four degrees thirty-five m inutes East, s ix bun- tjon, t m d legal residents of this State. I 1 D lP <1111 Cl klC lnt\ action ana blood | (jm i an d eighty-seven and seventy one-hun- | No person should e n te r th disorder will cause Rheumatism. Be- dredths f e e t ; thence N o r th twenty-five de- fore permanent relief is possible these , tw e n ty-six minute* East, three hundred zxixtwlitdzx.A^ l _ ! and tw e n ty-one and sixty-four one-hundredths condition, m u s t be removed, Chem- feet . th e n c e South seventy-seven degrees lifty- a cour minute F; t h m ination geteg§s and have healthy sturdy chicks ifyou use i ; J • J. „ ; feet; tlu -n c c Snuth seventy-seven .InKives lifty- u i a n c ient, English. A I 1ST.S and specialists designed L y m a t - three m in u t e . Last, th r e e humlreii ami thirty- nnietry, ai*el>m anil » n y ie Tablets to restore bodily functions ! four feet to the line o f mean high w a t e r in | ot th e ’ candidate) of th to normal, eradicate Rheumatism and ! G.e o r g e a F.rel!<1 tbence Southerly and We-sterly Latin Krench. (lernm m I s t r y may In- offered. The h isto r y will include civil in the six required suh- to normal, eradicate Rheumatism and prevent its return. Show the label to your doctor and he can tell you they contain ingredients highly endorsed by physicians. Cymatic Balm quickly relieves in tense pain, stffness and swellings. It penetrates, does not blister or stain, smells good and can In? used at any time without the annoyance experi enced by physiicans. Cymatic Tablets, $1.00; Cymatic Balm, 6oc. At all Chtlbbuck’s D rug I Shore R\ad adjacent 1 centre lin e s thereof. ek ; thence aoutneriy along sa i d line of m e a n high w a t e r fck'orge'a Creek to H e m p s tead B a y ; thence westerly and Southwesterly along the line of mean h i g h water in H e m p stead Bay to the dock; th e n c e N o rthw e sterly along the^ dock to the E a s terly side of Woodmere Boulevard ; thence N o rtherly ah.nK the Easterly .side of f^ “ ,>,17‘county the W oodmere Boulevard i\s. it win<ls and turns, a distance of eleven hundred a n d fifty- seven am i twenty-one one-hundredths feet, more or less, to the p o i n t or place of begin- T o g e ther with all th e right, title a n d in terest of the said p a r t i e s of, in and to the land ly in g in Woodmere Boulevard a n d the iid nremist's to the perso n should e n te r the exai unless prepared to accep t a scholarship, should ie be awarded. The examination will he upon E n g lish, his- l a n c ien t, English, A merican), p l a n e ge- two (at th e option » following: Creek, vii , v i v n . a d v a n c e d m a th e m a t ics. A s an alternate f o r advanced m a th e m a t ics, phynics or chem ist paper on American 1 governm e n t. Papers jects m u s t be subm itted. There* will be as m a n y candidates appointed th e r e are assem b ly dis tricts in this county. — ii*i. -i ♦i'-' o/,holar Candidates will become •shiiiti in the order o f their Stores and other reliable druggists on Long Island. Surpass Drug Cor- i poration, lo E, 26th St., New York. 1 —Adv. Cl MONEY To Loan on Bond and Mortgage Quick Action E. N. EDWARDS, FREEPORT, N. Y. T o g e ther with all th e right, title nrxl in terest of the said p a r t i e s of, in ami to the land ly in g be’ow the line of high w a t e r in George’s Creek and H e m intend Buy ad jacen t to said premises. T o g e ther with all th e fixtures and article* attached to or used in connection w ith said premises, all of which a r e declared to be a part of th e freehold. Said prem ises will b e sold in one p a r c e l ; and su b ject to covenants and restrictions af fecting th e same nnd to an easement of the New Y o rk Telephone Company and N a ssau Light a m i Power Com p a n y for the erection of pole**, win en titled to the schol merit. • , Unte<l at Mineola, N . Y., this Sixth clay of May. 1 VIS. JULIUS M . WINSLOW. Superintendent of schools, city of Glen Cove; •lAMEvS S . COOLEY, D istrict superintendent, 1st D i s t r i c t ; W E L L INGTON C. MEVHAM. D istrict superintendent, 2nd D istrict. | THE PE O P L E OF T H E STATE O F NEW . YORK To J o h n F. Stroesem ann, Ernest A. Strees.e- A n n ie Abrams, M a rtin 1). Streesem a n n , Elizah GIRLS WANTEDE i l - Yacht and m a intenance of |>ole*s, wires, &e., o v e r por tions of tiaiti prem ises; to the rights, if any, of the ten a n t s under lea-ses recoi>lt*<i in the | Nassau C o u n ty Clerk's Office in Liber 27 of j Convey a n<ies page 334 ajid page 445 ; Liber j 34 of conveyances page 146; Liber 36 o f con- ------- *94; L i b e r 38 of »: F O l t 1' ’ S haw 6-T ruesdeu Cos HwiiBtwrit Jy S h a w A T H a eedeD C d i Brooklyn. N .^ For Sale hy all tktkn. Permanent Positions to learn the glove business; good . chance for advancement, to steady workers. P A Y W H I L E L E A R N I N G JULIUS KAYSER & CO. N o rth Park Avenue Rockville Centre Longlahw l man I n o w known us I.ixzie Storm) a n d Hen ry Ii. Streesemann, S e n d Greetings: W h ereaa. Lena H a p p e n , who resides at W a n ta irh, Nassau C o u n ty, New Y o r k , has lately applied to the S u r rogate's Court o f our County of Nassau, to have a certain in s tr u ment in writing bearin g date the fifth day of May. 1910, and a c e r t a in other in s tr u m e n t, in w r i ti n g , hearing d a t e the 18th d a y of March. 1913, purisirting to be a codicil there to, rela ti n g to both real and personal p r o p e r ty duly proved as th e last Will and Tea la ment o f conveyance*! page 447 ; a n d to A N N A GES1NE STR E E S E M A N N , if any, still existing, of t h e Key- i deceased, who was a t th e time of her d e a th a t Club a c q u ired hy it p r i o r to ! resident of Wantagh, in said County o t Nas- ily 2 , 1912, to any portion of the m ort- ! sau, gaged prem ises, under a n alleged unrecorded T h e refore, you, and e a c h of you. are c it e d to lease; a n d to easement* of other pro p e r ty show c a u s e before th e Surrogate'* C o u r t of owners in the it reels oounding and ru n n in g j our C o u n ty of N a ssau, at the S u r rogate's through th e m ortgaged premise! a n d the : office a t Mineola, in t h e County of N a s s a u , on th e r e in ; [ the flm t day of June, 1918, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of that d a y why the said Will admitted p a g e 194 ; L i b e r 38 of co n v e y a n c e s L ib e r 128 o f conveyances in u r e 99; 447 ; a n d to : July1* 2, through th e m ortgaged premia t* rights of th e public by user, if any al*o to rip a r ia n rights, if any, of owners a n d of the ow n e rs of land above and below th e mortgaged prem ises in the hay, creek and w a ter bounding sa id premises. Dated May 15th, 1918. JAMES M. SEAMAN, R e feree. A rthur P . H ilton , P laintiff's Attorney, “SeO F u lto n Street. Jam a ica. N. Y. 1918, at nine o'clock a y why the sa id and Tea lament should n o t be In Testimo Will of real and personal property. Whereof. We ha E A G L E Electrical Sfcee Kepalrlag Rubbers and Shoes Repaired while you wait. All work ' guaranteed. Reasona ble Prices. JAMES PISCItTTA* Prep. estim o n y Whereof. We have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of our said C ounty of Nassau to be hereunto affixed. W itness, HON. LEONE D. HOW ELL. Surrogate of our sa id County of Naaeau, LS. the sixth day of M ay. one thonsand nine hundred and “ k h t e e n .^ ^ Clerk of th e Surrogate’s Court. NOTICE TO OSUnUTOM. Pursuant to an order of HON. LEON * D. HOWELL. Surrogate o f County etf Nga- g a s fey r i g tg j ^ v s ^ s X r : as - j r V s r s ? ' m ai s s r / t ; s i r - r V s i : g r T . f c . - E , Mw Tae*. » er M m * * • ffV I M . L UW. ANNS u Dtmovr,
