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20 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SIBLEY. LINDSAY CURR CO. The Draft NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF FRANCHISE FOR DISTRIBUTION OF STEAM IN CERTAIN STREETS IN THE CITY OF ROCHESTER Cornell Child Study Clubs Plan County Rally Friday The Cornell Child Study Clubs of the Monroe County Extension Service, representing over 500 mothers, will meet at the Rochester Museum ijor a county-wide rally, Friday evening. Mrs. Edward Wejrner of East Rochester, chairman of There's Such a Carefree Air to Romantic Fashions from our GROUP SLATES 2-DAY PARLEY The first large convention to be held In Rochester since the lifting of the travel ban will be the 15th annual meeting of the Municipal Electric Utilities Association opening for two days Thursday at the Sheraton Hotel.

Fairport has been designated as host municipality for the convention and Mayor Henry P. VanHorn of that village will welcome the delegates when the convention opens at 10 a. m. Principal speakers will include G. O.

Wessenauer, power manager for the Tennessee Valley Authority; Harry Barker, consulting engineer of New York City; Dr. John Bauer, director of the American Public Utilities Bureau; Louis Mackler, another consulting engineer; Allen Sisson, radio announcer; B. A. McDonald, electrical superintendent. New York Fire Insurance Rating Organization; C.

G. Archibald, West-Wighouse Electric Company engineer, and Dudley M. Diggs of General Electric Company, 1:30 p. m. Mrs.

Earl E. Hendrick, chairman, will preside. Program plans will be presented, followed by tea in charge of Mrs. Charlee Pritchard, Mrs. Henry Sehm and Mrs.

Ernest C. Purton. A new unit which will meet Thursday evenings at 368 Landing Rd. will have its first meeting Thursday at 7:45 with Mrs. Alfred W.

Balling, chairman, in charge. Other activities for the week are: Tflrmtrrn 10 a. Headquarters, second all-day lesson in beginners' stenciling of trays, Mrs. Bert Goodwin; training meeting for vo'iunteer local leaders in making aprons and smocks. Mrs.

Marlon Fellows. 1:30 p. Junior Afternoon Unit at Board 54SI (Inducted Bent. 71 ArmvJ Nicholas Uuda 916 Joseph Peter Pasnak 15 Weaver Kugene K. Frzyoyla, 33 Laser Kt.

Kobert K. Vantz. 13 Langham tarle A. Nowack, 198 Norton Ki. Marines, Louis P.

Bourget, 75 Kastner Fk. 4oard 647 (Inducted Sept. 6) Army. Arthur L. Sekol 192 Penhurst Donald A.

Kress, lo3 Gillette Paul W. Faulnaber, 1105 Genesee St; Paul F. tiara. 31 Woodbine Ave. Board 556 (Inducted, Sept.

4) Army, Charles McGinn, 178 Arbordale Ave, Frederick G. Little. 65 Nunda Blvd. John P. Krehling, 144 Illinois Martin L.

Hodes. 666 South Ave. Board 561 (Inducted, Sept. 7 Army, Maynard V. Contant, Webster; Charles J.

Sacheli, Rochester; Edward R. Schmidt Rochester; William F. Bartlett, East Rochester; Francis M. Hartigan, Fairport; Peter J. Furfare, East Rochester; Her man C.

Miller, Webster; Walter Brautigan, Honeoye Falls; Vincent La Pietra, Fairport; Elmer G. Sharp, Fair-port. Navy, Harold A. Bridges. Fairport: Alvin R.

Breemes, Fairport; Kobert Bent, Pittsford. Board 546 (Inducted Sept. 6, 1945): Army: Anthony A. Iacone. 26 Miller James J.

Tobin. 59 Miliiorf St. Roy F. Colman, 56 Melville Frederick H. Beaucnamp, 20O Collingwood Robert J.

Canan, 52 Edgeland Raymond L. Hocki-nberry, 8M) Garson Ave. Gene A. Midnight, 85 Roseview George O. Swayze.

38 Luella and Edward H. Bare, 27 Salsibury St. Navv: Austin R. Leve. 1660 Main and Lawrence B.

Hecht, 53 Wendell St. Marine Corps: Richard T. McGrath. 1328 Culver Rd. Board 559 (Inducted Sept.

6): Donald L. Decker. 867 North Greece Victor E. Kepler. Brockport; George R.

Mura. 245 Windsor Malcolm J. Napier, Spencerport; John V. Fldler, Hamlin; Eugene C. Elmore.

Spencerport: John R. Luce, Brock-port; Neil F. Ratzel. 971 Bennington Ralph E. Carter, Brockport; Nat O.

Lester Brockport; Erwin L. Stevens. 3665 Dewey Ave. James G. Grlmsley.

38 Castle-ton and Frederick A. Meredith, 123 Willis Ave. Hoard 651 (Inducted Sept. 6) Navy: Joseph J. Nalore, 159 Lincoln St.

Marines: Louis J. Fallaco, 267 Parkway. Army; Anthony C. I a 1, 67 Thomas Natale A. Frumusa, 742 North St.

Board 552 (Inducted, Sept. 7) Marine Corps. Joseph L. Latina, 104 Garfiield Albert F. Smith, 344 Murray St.

Navy. Joseph P. Costello, 370 Campbell Philip S. Sirianni, 115 Independence St. Army, Franklin A.

Puff, 554 Campbell St. George E. Doherty, 235 West Ave. Joseph R. Cucchero, 4S McNaugton St.

Louis D. D'Amota. 433 Jay Paul R. Latone, 189 Whitney Angelo J. Glnr-dino, 38 Lime St.

Harold F. Steinwachs. 678 Jay St. Board 557 (Inducted. Sept.

7 Army, Franklin S. Meyers. Boughton Hill Victor: Maurice A. Payne, IS Rosedale Vincent R. Roveto 5 Blakeney William H.

Cooper, 872 S. Goodman St. Rodney R. Cooper. 872 S.

Goodman Ralph D. Stone, 524 Linden St Board 554 (Inducted Sept. 5 Navy, Seymour H. Krieger, 279 Baden St. Richard M.

Janicke, 342 University Ave. Marine Corps, Angelo Lemute, 18 Skuse St. Army. Thomas Michael, 94 University Ave. Frank A.

Limoli, 6 Cole St. Frank J. Basile, 61 Weld Ralph J. Wood, 70 Charlotte Donald H. Bigelow, Niagara Falls; Donald H.

Hartleben, 90 Charlotte Bristol R. Blossom 64 Kingston Louis R. Mendicino, 19 Oregon Peter J. Muoio. 417 First Christopher Curatalo, 132 Hudson Ralph M.

Servatl, 248 Parsells Ave. Paul G. Betsinger, 100 Gibbs 6t. Donald M. Bsrasch, 4 V4 Rome St.

Howard 8. Wright, 239 Ormond St. Rudolph F. Dasta, 117 Kelly Salvatore M. Martorana, 135 Ontario Santo A.

Urso, 11 Woodward Russell J. Meli, 105 Woodward 8t. Raphael Scaccia, 16 W7eld St. An thony D. Ruggeri, 260 Davis Joseph R.

Domenico, 509 Central Ave. Louis J. Catalano, 160 Woodbury St. Clarence H. Tavlor, 67 Joiner St.

Board 548 (Inducted Sept. 4) Army, Alphonse A. Palermo; David L. Mills. 2 Harlow Wesley J.

Sparks. 446 Sewar.1 George M. Englerth. 187 Chill Albert DIGinaro. 373 Columbia Ave.

Navy. George C. Van Voorhis. 354 Champlaln St. Norman G.

Messerschmld, 109 Columbia Ave. $40 Theft Reported By Grill Operator Arthur Kaiser, operator of a grill at 2 Palm yesterday reported to police that a thief who apparently secreted himself in the place before the previous 2 a. m. closing hour stole a box containing $40 in cash from the kitchen. headquarters, rally; at 2:15 Mrs.

Fellows wm discuss "Fall Fashion Trends'" registration for nr.uunery, restyling, making fabric bags and men ties. Tea. in charge ot Mrs. Charles Pritchard, Mrs. Henry Sehm.

Mrs. IS. C. Purton. Mrs.

Kobert Ottman, chairman of the Advisory Committee of tne Rochester Home Bureau, will be a guest. Wednesday 8:45 a. Headquarters, making dress forms lor use in home slewing. Mrs. Tere sa Haumgarten.

Thursday 9:30 a. Headquarters, training meeting (or local leaders in millinery restyling, Mrs. Milton lngalls; jo a. second all-day training meeting in making mittens, Mrs. Fellows.

7:45 p. Aliens Creek Unit at Brighton Firenouse No. 1, 3ti8 Landing Kd.t rauy-gei-iogeiner, followed by registra nt iur minting laDric bags. Mrs. W.

Foster, vicechairman of the advisory committee, will be a guest. Friday 10 a. Headquarters, training meeting Cor loca', leaders, maklnsr lunmhanu Mrs. Goodwin; 'training meeting, making icauier gloves, jurs. Fellows Mrs.

Louis liSalvlo. 1:30 p. training meeting, making broom covers for dusting walls, Mrs. Rav Tnhnann .1113. xa.

iupi. Kiwanians to Pick District Nominee About 200 members of Rochester region Kiwanis Clubs will meet at the Sheraton Hotel Wednesday afternoon to select a candidate for lieutenant governor of the New York district. Delegates from Ba- tavia, Belmont, Brighton, Brock- port, Canandaigua, Cuba, Geneva, Hornell, Penn Yan, Rochester, Seneca Falls and Warsaw will at tend. Following the afternoon session, the group will be entertained by the Rochester Kiwanis Club at a dinner meeting at the Sheraton. Main speaker will be Allyn M.

Smith of Albany, district governor. Clarence W. DeLyser, Roch ester president, will be master of ceremonies. Dr. Floyd C.

Bratt of Rochester, lieutenant governor, is in charge of arrangements and will conduct the afternoon session, assisted by Charles F. Rand of Tonawanda, district secretary. Horse Show Mishap Injures Girl Rider Jennie Schultz, 18, of 901 Post suffered a possible collarbone fracture yesterday afternoon when she was thrown from a horse she was riding In a show at stables at Ridge Road East and Bouckhart Avenue, Irondequoit, according to Irondequoit police. She was taken to St. Mary's HoepitaL I damn! XX ify It's a blithe spirit tigfC Jjt- you'll wear this Fall in I fashions that are gay, iV 1 1 V.f""""' touched with the I U- feminine and pretty as jj they can be! A I I A Etta Gaynes turns on th 1 jt.

charm in win d-sleeved suit een in Mademoiselle, Hr- per's. Grey imported virgin wool 45.00 -V i tne council, comprising 25 clubs, will preside. Mrs. John VanOstrand of Henrietta, county leader, and Mrs. John Pittman of the Koda Vista Club, chairman of the program committee, will participate.

Exhibits Of scrapbooks, toys and books for pre-school age and other activities will be displayed and ribbons awarded. Dr. Margaret Wylie and Dr. Anne Kuhn of the Department of Child Development and Family Cornell University, will address the Rally on "Goals for Child Study Clubs," and "Directing Emotion for Personality Growth," respectively. Other activities: Today 8 p.

Hamlin Child Study Club; Home ot Mr. Jane Prince; discussion on "How do we develop attitudes and a sense of values?" led Dy Mrs. Julia Uollard. Tomorrow 9 a. West Webster Unit; at Fire Hall; millinery remodeling conducted by Mr.

Stuart Miller, county 1U a. Clarkson Unit; at Town Hall; elementary dress construction, lesson 2, taught by Mrs. Maurice Thompson. 8 p. Henrietta Child Study Club; borne of Mrs.

Howard Stone; discussion on local nature study, led by Mrs. Andrew Darling and Mrs. Jobn VanOstrand; lron-dequolt Cnild Study Club; Horns ot Mrs. Kuth Braverman; discussion of new program; SiinurDan Ciilld Study CiUb; home of Mrs. George Bantleon; open discusmon meeting.

Wednesday a. Henrietta Unit; home ox Mrs. Clarence Kobertson; millinery remodeling conducted by Mrs. Stuart Miller, county leader. 10 a.

Heneoye Falls Unit; home of Mrs. T. M. O'Brien; class on gluing furniture. 8 p.

Gates Unit; at Washington Irving school Kitchen; making sewing screens, lesson 1, taught by Mrs. Harold lickeit; Kast Ko ester Corner Child Study Club; home of Mrs. Klnora Kice: discussion on "Of what value is a sense of personal worth? led by Mrs. Olive Hontnan; Parma Child Study Club; home Mrs. Janet OzminKowsKl; discussion on "What parental dtiticultles cause the teaching ot misconduct?" led by Mrs.

Helen Wyland. TIHRSDAV 9:30 a. m. Ogden Unit; home of Mrs. O.

C. Seaton; millinery remodeling conducted by Mrs. Stuart Miller, county leader. Hilton Unit: home Mrs. Fahy Smith; making of children's clothing, lesson t.

taught by Mrs. Fahy Smith. 10 a. m. Sweden Center Unit; home of Mrs.

Charles Walrath; elementary dress construction, lesson 3, taught by Miss Lillian Maw and assisted by Mrs. 8. c. Campbell, county leader; Perlnton Unit; home of Mrs. George Steubing; waking of dickeys and neckwear, lesson 1, taugh by Mrs.

Frank Holter. 1 p. Spencerport Unit; home of Mrs. George La Borie; construction of lampshades, lesson 2, taught by Miss Verna Parma lee of the Rochester Gas Electric Corporation. 2 p.

East Penfleld Unit; home of Mrs. Alwin F. Huch; soc'al get-together: Hamlin Center Unit; home Mrs. George Slgler; making of dickeys and neckwear, lrsson 1, taught by Mrs. Franklyn Speer; Parma Corners Unit; home of Mrs.

Fremont Chester: fall business meeting. 7 p. Hamlin Unit; home of Mrs. James Snook; making of fabric bags, lesson 1, taught by Mrs. James Snook.

8 p. Morton Unit: talk on Citizenship and World Peace by Dr. Donald MacQueen. FRIDAY 2 p. Nine Mile Point Unit; home of Mrs.

A. E. Salter; making of fabric bags, lesson 1, taught by Mrs. Glenn Spoor Jr. Junior Unit to Hold Fall Rally Fall activities of the Rochester Home Bureau are in full 6wing with opening meetings this week and next of the neighborhood clubs, training meetings for volunteer leader at headquarters and the membership drive.

Tomorrow the Junior Afternoon Unit will hold its fall rally at headquarters. 150 Plymouth Ave. at GREAT STORE WITH A GREATER FUTURE 3 P. In Informative "KJEIEIP Showing Packaging, Because of in frozen foods, Simple, every housewife. food methods, store foods in will be explained Home Economist Will Comment In pursuance and by virtue of an ordinance adopted bv the Council of the City of Rochester September 11.

1945. the undersigned Purchasing; Agent of said Citv, will sell at public auction, to be held at No. 36 City Hall, Rochester. N. Y.

at 11 o'clock a. m. on the 9th day of October. 145, a certain franchise to lay, maintain and operate the necessary underground pipes and mains for the transmission and distribution of steam for heating, power and processing through and under the streets, avenues and public places in the City of Rochester in the following described areas, including the boundary streets hereinafter specifically named also, to construct, maintain and operate the necessary manholes, ubwavs. connections and other Pipes or appurtenances necessary Jor purpose of transmission and ciistriDu-tion of such steam, subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth Area Xo.

1 Commencing at the intersection of Atlantic Avenue with the southerly line of the New York Central Railroad: thence westerlv on Atlantic Avenue to University Avenue; thence westerly on University Avenue to North Goodman Street; thence southerly on North Goodman Street to East Avenue; thence westerly on East Avenue to Meigs Street; thence southerly on Meigs Street to Monroe Avenue; thence westerly on Monroe Avenue to Averill Avenue; thence southerly on Averill Avenue to Clinton Avenue South: thence northerly on Clinton Avenue South to Alexander Street;" thence westerly on Alexander Street to South Avenue; thence northerly on South Avenue to Its Intersection with Troup Street extended easterly; thence westerly on said Troup Street extended and across the Genesee River and Trouo Street to Reynolds Street; thence northerly on Reynolds Street to Main Street West; thence northerly across Main Street West and along Madison Street and Madison Street extended to the southerly line of the New York Central Railroad: thence easterly alontf the southerly line of the New York, Central Railroad to Broad Street; thence northerly on Broad Street to Jav Street: thence northeasterly on Jav Street to Saratoga Avenue: thence northwesterly on Saratoga Avenue to Ambrose Street: thence easterly on Ambrose Street and Ambrose Street extended to the east bank of the Genesee River: thence northerly along the east bank of the Genesee River to Scrantom Street extended thence east across St. Paul Street and on Scrantom Street to Hwkins Street: thence southerly on Hawkins Street to Oak-man Street; thence easterly on Oak-man Street to Clinton Avenue North thence southerly on Clinton Avenue North to Ward Street: thence easterly on Ward Street to Joseph Avenue: thence southerly on Joseph Avenue to Central Avenue: thence easterly on Central Avenue and Lvndhiirst Street to No. Union Street thence northerly on No. Union Street to the south line of the New York Central Railroad; thence easterly along the southprlv line of the New York Central Railroad to the Place of beginning. Area No.

Commencing at the Intersection of Jav Street extended and the west line of the City of Rochester; thence easterly along Jay Street to Ames Street; thence southerly on Ames Street to West Avenue: thence westerly on West Avenue to Lincoln Avenue: thence southerly on Lincoln Avenue to Chili Avenue: thence westerly on Chili Avenue to the west line of the Citv of Rochester; thence northerly along said west line to the place of beginning. The grantee of the franchise shall be subject at all times to the following conditions and limitations: The grantee of the franchise shall lav its pipes and mains and construct its manholes, subways, connections and appurtenances in the aforesaid streets, avenues and public places only where, when and as permitted bv the Commissioner of J'nblic Works of the City of Rochester. The grantee of the franchise shall tot open any street surfsce or make anv excavation without first obtaining a permit therefor from the Commissioner of Public Works of the Citv of Rochester, and shall refill nuch excavation and replace all pavements and roadways of every character in as Rood condition as before the excavation and keep the dame in repair for one vear after the same has been so replaced or restored, and the time to be consumed In performing such work, together with the length of time that the trench or trenches may be open at any time shall also be determined and regulated by said Commissioner Public Works. The grantee of said franchise shall pav all reasonable expenses upon demand incurred bv the City for the appointment of an Inspector or inspectors to superintend and inspect nuch excavation and relaying of pavements and roadwavs and for the appointment oi an poectors bv said Commissioner of Public Works to superintend and inspect the construction or repair of said mains, pipes, manholes, sub-wavs. connections and appurtenances.

The grantee of said franchise shall at its own cost furnish to said City anv and all maps, working or other plans, profiles, surveys and drawings made to a scale or otherwise, and all accessible data, figures and information that may be requested bv the Commissioner of Public Works or the City Engineer of the City of Rochester and necessary or deemed to be necessary for anv purpose relating to or in connection with said mains, pipes, manholes, subways, connections or epnurtenances. The grantee of the franchise shall change or move the location of its pipes, mains, manholes, subways, connections or appurtenances when and as required bv ordinance of the Council. The grantee of the franchise shall pav to the Citv annually a sum equal to two per cent of the gross receipts from the sale of steam under this franchise, which shall be in the nature of a tax. The ffrantee of the franchise shall covenant and agree to indemnify and save harmless the City of Rochester, its boards, officers, agents and servants and each and every one of them against and from all suits and actions of every name and description brought against it or them or anv of them and from all damages and costs to which it, they or anv of them mav be put while said mams, pipes, manholes, subways, connections or appurtenances are owned, maintained or operated bv it bv reason of injury to person or persons or property of anv nature resulting from any accident, negligence or carelessness in the performance of said work of constructing, maintaining or equiping. operating or repairing said pipes, mains, manholes, sub-wavs.

connections or appurtenances or from anv improper or defective material, machinery, instrument or appliance used in performing the same, or anv act or omission of said prantee. Said grantee shsll further agree that after final ludgment and after expiration of time to appeal against the City of Rochester or anv of its boards, officers, agents or servants, bv reason of the aforesaid premises, said grantee shall nay to said City or to said boards, officers, agents or servants upon demand the full amount of said ludgment, said grantee shall have notice of all suits, and the right to defend ppon substitution as psrtv defendant. Before the franchise herein authorized and directed to be sold becomes effective the purchaser of the same must deliver to and file with the Comptroller of the City of Rochester a bond in the sum of one hundred thousand dollars which shall be in form and executed in the manner prescribed bv the 'orporat ion Counsel of the Citv of Rochester, shall be rxecuted bv such purchaser as principal and bv a surety corporation or sureties satisfactory to the Comptroller of the Citv of Rochester, which bond shall provide for adequate security for the prompt payment of anv" sum accruing to the Citv of Rochester and for the performance of anv and all obligations under the terms and conditions of the franchise herein authorized and directed to be sold, and shall provide for the securing, bv said purchaser, said fifv of Rochester, its boards, officers agents and servants, well and safely against all claims, suits and actions as hereinbefore provided, and in case of the insolvency or death of any of the sureties upon said bond, the said purchaser upon request of the Comptroller or other proper officer of the City of Rochester shall give a new bond of the same tenor and effect and subject to the same approval aa the bond originally to be given. The grantee of the franchise ahall at all times be subject to reasonable police regulations and ordinances enacted or to be enacted by the Council. The grant shall be subject to the rights if any, of private owners of the beds of the public streets and avenues above named and in the area above described.

Payment to the City above provided shall be deductible from any special franchise tax on the property and premises covered hereby. The franchise to be sold shall be for a period of twenty-five years, beginning on the dav of the approval of the sale price by the Council. The sale price of said franchise must be approved by the Council before the sale takes effect. Dated at Rochester. New York, this 14th day of September, 1945.

FRED W. ERETH. Purchasing Agent of The City of Rochester 917-24, 101 3t NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING City Clerk's Office Rochester, N. Sept. 12, 1945 Discontinue as a public Street Cliff Alley Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Council of the City of Rochester, to be held in the Council Chamber, Room 30, City Hall, on September 25 1945, at 8 p.

an ordinance will be introduced for the discontinuance of Cliff Alley as a public street, hereinafter described, and all persons interested will be heard in reference thereto. Cliff Alley referred to herein is described as follows Rpo-inning at the southwest corner of lot of the S. D. Porter Subdivision, said point being also the southwest corner of Parcel No. 1501122 of the official City Map or Plan; thence (1) easterly along the southerly line of said lot and above mentioned Parcel 1501122 a distance of 200.47 feet to The southeast corner of said lot: thence (2) southerly to the northeast corner Of lot A 01 le o.

t-. itvll division, being also the nortneast corner of Parcel 1501119 of the official City Map or Plan. Said point being id leei suumei iy -ured at right angles from Course described: thence (3) west erly parallel to course (1) and 10 feet southerly measured at rignt angles therefrom to the easterly line of Cliff Street produced south erly thence (4) nortneriy aiuns easterly line of Cliff Street produced southerly 10 feet to the point of beginning. n.T.PAM. Citv Clerk.

913. 14, 15. 17, 18. 19. 20, 21, 22, 24-10t SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION Whereas, a term of the Supreme i.

to he held in ana for the County of Monroe at the I Court House in tne ynv XVV f-; ter. Sept. 17. 1945. I do hereby, in obedience to a precept to me directed and delivered hv the "'strict attorney for the County of Monroe, making proclamation to all persons bound bv recognizance or otherwise to appear at saia rami.

tifv them to appear thereat and all lur.tlces of the peace, coroners and other officials who nave taken any recognizance for the apt-earance of anv persons at such court or have taken any inquisition at the examination of anv prisoner or witness are notified to return such recog- nivanftt 1 n0 11 lUltlOI! ami CAiiniiii- tlons to said court at the opening thereof on the lirst uav oj. mo tA'ven under my nand at the sheriffs office in the Citv of Rochester in said countv on aus. ALBERT W. SKINNER. Sheriff of said Countv r-l Monroe.

829, 94-10-17 4t. OTATE OP NEW YORK SU- PREME nOURT. MONROE COUNTY The City of Rocnester. Plaint ff vm Artlntl IN O. TLTo tr.

TP. Henwnrth. the name "Mary" being fictitious, her true first name being unknown to plantiff, if living, and if dead "Unknown," meaning thereby to designate her executors, administrators, trustees and other personal repre sentatives, heirs at law. aeviseea, legatees. eruardians mmmittppi assignees or creditors, intending to include and designate any and all persons who have or claim to have anv interest whatsoever in the premises known and briefly described as All that Tract or Parcel of Land situate in the Citv of Rochester.

County ot Monroe nrwt stnt rt New York, known and described as Lot No. 132 as laid out on a map of Culver Hills, which map is filed in Monroe County Clerk's Office in Liber 58 of Maps at pnire 11, said lot being 42 feet front and rear and loo feot deep on the north side of Norton Street, and claiming under the said "Marv" E-K Hpnworth. all of whom find all of whose names and places of resi dence are unknown fo plaintar ana others. To the above named defendants: You are hereby summoned to an swer the Complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the complaint is not served with the summons, to serve notice of appearance on the Dlaintiff's attorney within twentv davs after the service of this Summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case of your failure to appear on answer, will be taken aeainst vou bv default for the relief demanded in the Complaint.

Trial to be held In the County of Monroe. CHARLES B. FORSYTH, corporation Counsel, Plaintiff's Attorney, Office and P. O. Address: 4 Citv Hall.

Rochester. N. Y. Dated this 13th day of August, 1945. To the above named defendants in this action: The foregoing summons is served upon vou bv publication pursuant to Section 428a of the City Charter of the Citv of itixhester.

New York. August 201 h. 1945. The object of this action la to foreclose the lien of certain unpaid taxes due the plaintiff, upon real property situate in the Citv of Rochester, Countv of Monroe and State of New York, being lot No. 132 as laid out on a map of Culver Hills filed in Monroe Countv Clerk's Office in Liber 58 of Maps at page 11.

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