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11 Ml BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1936 Thomas Cochran's 1,500 at Funeral At Founders Day Fete prennaii. Kennedy, John J. IBuechner, A. 11. Keveney, Margaret Iota Alpha Pi Girls Hold Second Party The Long Island University chapter of the Iota Alpha Fl Sorority held its second rush of the season Frank DeBell Funeral services for Frank De-Bell of 972 Bergen owner of the fishing boat, Mary D.

2d of Sheepshead Bay, who died Thursday, will be held Monday. The funeral will be held from the William A. Martin Funeral Home, Packer Institute Marts 83d Year With Program ontopoulo, Koch, Carrie Minnie E. Lindsay, Agnes Of Justice Walsh In Final Tribute Banking Fortune Left to Relatives ponvcry, Henry J. Oakley, George Cudmore, Thomas Reynolds, tJarcy, Michael J.

Gertrude L. Xmnelly, Louise Robinson, Alfred last nitiht at the home of its chancellor, Ruth Fader, at 446 Kingston Ave. The event was directed by Gertrude Schaffer, social chairman of the group, and was attended by Exercises Held in New Cardinal Haven Delivers rahnestock. Gates Sloan, Henry HTaties. Reglna T.

Swehson, Louise Blessing Political Fig- Morgan Partner Omits Charities From Will Gave Liberally in Life Chapel Alumnae Tea Book Exhibit Given pallup, Henry Ward, Anna H. berhauwr. George Wheeler, Matilda Classon Ave. and Sterling Place, at 9 a.m., with a solemn requiem mass at St. Theresa's R.

C. Church. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. DeBell was born in Brooklyn.

Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Grace Heffernan and Mrs. Mildred McBride, and three brothers, John, William and George DeBell. Are Pallbearers ures (Hefner, Ellen L. Young, Louise Horigan, Dennis BRENNAN MICHAEL on November 5, beloved brother of Rev.

rhomas, William, Mrs. William Mc- K3ee, Eleanor and Katherine. Fu Packer Collegiate Institute, celebrated the 83d anniversary, of its' founding yesterday with Impressive exercises in its chapel, whfjre students and alumnae heari retold stories of old Brooklyn and of Mrs. Harriet L. Packer, the school's benefactor.

Montague and Court Sts. was considered a little "too far uptown" for a girls' school, Miss. Jcsslo A. Ad-rioms of the history department of Thomas Cochran, a partner in the banking house of J. P.

Morgan left the bulk of his estate to near relatives, It was disclosed yesterday when his will was filed for probate In Surrogate's Court, Manhattan. Mr. Cochran died Oct. 29, at his Summer home in Bedford Village, N. Y.

The principal beneficiaries are William Cochran, a brother, of Englewood, N. Louise Savage, a neral from his residence, 68 Ash-ford on Monday; solemn re- (uiem high mass at St. Malachys Last Rites Today For G. V. Lindgren Funeral services for Gustav V.

Lindgren, well-known organist, formerly at the Bethany and Elim M. E. Churches of Brooklyn, were to be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment St. (John's Cemetery.

More than 1,500 persons, Including many members of the Judiciary and political leaders, paid a final tribute to Supreme Court Justice John Leo Walsh at funeral services yesterday in the R. C. Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Manhattan. Moris. Robert F.

Keegan, executive director of the Catholic Charities for the Archdiocese of New York and president of the National Conference of Social Work, was the celebrant of the solemn high requiem mass. Patrick Cardinal Hayes, for many years a friend of Justice Walsh, delivered the final blessing. Monsignor Keegan was assisted by the Rev. James J. McNally, deacon; the Rev.

Christopher J. Weldon, sub-deacon, and the Rev. James P. Kelly, master of ceremonies. Mons.

John Casey, secretary to Cardinal ju sororuy members. Others officers of the chapter are Sylvia Weingart, vice chai.cellor, and Gladys Kanner, recording secretary, Adclphi Alumnae Association Open Meeting Held at Academy The opening meeting of the Associate Alumnae of Adelphi Academy was held yesterday at, the Academy. Guests of honor lor the day were club presidents and pst presidents of the association. Mary Pickiord and Lionel Barryinore were shown in one of the popular "Films of Yesterday." a picture of 1912. Many treasures of olden times ere on exhibition.

"Grandmother's dresses and shawls" were worn by many of the guesLs. Mrs. Frederick Truslow told of the association in the early 1900s. Tea was served in the social hall by the younger graduates. Among those present were the Misses Caroline Denning Camp, Caroline Hedges.

Adeline Pelit, M. Louise Munson, M. Louise Roelhgen, Anna Morse, Augusta A. Uhlich, Jessie Righter, Jessie Ogg, Helen Ray, Mabel Ray, Katharine Free BUECHNER On Friday, Novem sister, of St. Paul, and Mar ber 6.

1936. ALWIN In his 15th garet Davis Cocnran, a sister-m-law, also of St. Paul. In addition to receiving his residuary estate in the fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts iear. Brother of C.

Fred and Herman A. Buechner and Mrs. Annie B. Oarnaus. Services at the Fair-child Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Sunday, 2:30 p.m.

Please omit flowers. in equal parts, they share in trusts Place. Burial will take place to-m6row at South Windham, Conn. amounting to $800,000. The value of the estate Is not disclosed.

COMMONWEALTH LODGE, NO. Bequests to friends and employes aggregate about $100,000. One of the legatees Is Joseph T. M. Duncan of 409, F.

A. announces with Mr. Lindgren, whose home was at 315 Hancock died Thursday in St. Luke's Hospital, Manhattan. He was 55.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sigrld Johnson Lindgren; a son, Lars; two daughters, Alna and Neva, and his mother, Mrs. Frida Hayes, was among the clergy in the 4301 Ditmars Boulevard, Astoria, regret the death of Brother ALFRED J. ROBINSON. Masonic funeral services will be conducted at sanctuary.

Other Notables who receives $5,000, Friends Also Share Mitel m. -IM 'I eSfeffikts l. ns home. 1463 New York Former Gov. Alfred E.

Smith, for The will named five nephews and Lindgren. Brooklyn, on Sunday at 3 p.m. mer Mayor John P. O'Brien and Presiding Justice Francis Martin of He was organist at Trinity Chapel, the Appellate Division in the 1st four nieces to succeed to the resid-uary estate and the trusts on the death of the principal beneficiaries. Adolph G.

Wigren of Glen Ridge, N. and George Jordan of Mont- man, Clara Pfeifl'er. May Gelston, Mrs. Ernest P. Hulton, Mrs.

Roy Hart, Mrs. J. Valentine Macdonald, HAROLD G. KENDALL, Master. John H.

Wacker, Secretary. CONTOPOULO Frldav Novem Judicial Department were among the school related in discussing Brooklyn in 18o3. "In those days recreation for men as well as women was scarce. Though there were concerts and lectures, many Brook-lynitea were content to sit by the fire and read their own newspaper, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle." Mrs. Harold L.

Quanun, registrar of the school, discussed the work the founder of Packer, Mrs. Packer, and of the effort she gave in founding the school, and Miss Marjorie L. Nickcrson of the English department discussed the foundin- of the school and the important personages who visited the school during its founding. Read Old Masazines Reading of poems and articles from one of the old school magazines, Packer Echoes, published In 1852-53 were recited by Olley Jones, Betty Shotwell and Beverly Bennett, dressed in pantalettes. Following the chapel exercises, an exhibition of pictures, books, documents, catalogues and costumes of the school were on display In the assembly room.

Dr. John H. Denbigh was In charge of the chapel exercises. On the platform with him were Lewis Francis, president of the board of trustees of the school, and Mrs. Mrs.

Edward P. Holden Jr, Mrs. the honorary pallbearers, who in-eluded numerous Jurists, Tammany leaders and public officials. ber 6, 1936, MINNIE widow of clalr, N. friends of Mr.

Cochran, are each bequeathed a share in the Constantine Contopoulo, or no Thomas J. McMahon and Eu Frederick Truslow, Mrs. J. Morris Wilkinson, Mrs. Arthur Hamlen, Mrs.

William Winant Mrs. Walter Welles, Mrs. Charles J. Pashley, Mrs. Edward Geer.

Mrs. Charles F. re.siduary estate. In Manhattan; Trinity Swedish Lutheran Church, in the Bronx, and of the Swedish Masonic Lodge, Breda-bllck, at his death. Born in Stockholm, he was graduated from the Royal Academy of Music there.

He had also been organist at the Battery M. E. Church, in Manhattan, and the First Swedis.i M. E. Church, In Jamestown, N.

Services Are Held 17th and mother of Mrs. Ralph No provision was made In the Udlam, Mrs. E. J. Hawley anrM gene J.

Sullivan, president and secretary, respectively, of the National Democratic Club, headed a dele document for charitable institutions. During his life Mr. Cochran had contributed widely to philanthropies. gation from that organization. Mackay, Mrs.

James B. Rohde, Mrs. Joseph W. Baldwin, Mrs. Gardiner Charles Contopoulo.

Services at tne Harry T. Pyle Mortuary. 1925 Church Ave, Sunday at 3:30 pjn. Interment private. There was also a large group pres Henry P.

Davison of Oyster Bay ent from the Tammany Central Club, of which Justice Walsh was Bowden, Mrs. Harold P. Sackett, Mrs. Joseph Harvey, Mrs. Welles Sellew, Mrs Waldo Sellew, Mrs.

Charles Brodskv, Mrs. Walter and Alfred Caspary of Manhattan were named executors of the will Olley Jonea, Beverly Bennett and Elizabeth Shotwell would have dressed like this every day if they had attended Packer Institute right after it was rounded. As it is, the three girls, appearing left to right, are shown as they wore the costumes yesterday at the Founders Day exercises in the school buildings on Joralemon St. member. Some 100 court attend CONVERY On Saturday, No which was drawn Feb.

28, 1934. vember 7, 1936, at 5:45 a.m., HENRY For Fred Lauman ants from the Supreme Court also attended. Friend, Mrs. Eugene B. Rohler, Mrs.

Edward Harkness Lockwood. Mrs. hiusband of Mary E. Convery, Burial was In Calvary Cemetery, irother of Wesley Fred Mrs. G.

L. Reynolds Mrs. Gertrude L. Reynolds, widow Queens. Emma, Edith James F.

convery md Mrs. Florence Wood. Services of William Reynolds and daughter of William Ackerman, former Brook it the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Events Tonight Doctor Chronicles the Spasms As He Dies of Heart Attach I on Monday, 8 p.m. Banqnat. Brooklyn Christian Kndaavor Special fo The Eagle Bethpage.

Nov. 7 Legion and fire department services were conducted last night for Fred Lauman, 46, of Pershing with the Rev. Edmund Bohm, pastor of Bethpage Lutheran Church, officiating as department chaplain. lyn banker, died suddenly yesterday at the home of her nephew, Harry W. Crane, 85-20 Forest Parkway, Union.

Plymouth Church ol the Orauae and Hicks 7. Amos Stuart Lamphear, Mrs, George F. Arala, Mrs. Alexander Mac Rae, Mrs. Charles A.

Wilkinson, Mrs. Frederick C. Klie, Mrs. Charlies R. Hegard, Mrs.

Maude Harrison. Mrs. Percy Austin Tomes, Mrs. George Kinner, Mrs. William Slater, Mrs.

Robert P. Talt, Mrs. Malcolm Gray, Mrs. Verdi E. B.

Fuller, Mrs. Gertrude H. Walters. Mrs. Frederick Gurney, Mrs.

John F. Moult and Mrs. William B. Parker. CUDMORE November 5, 1936, THOMAS beloved husband of Dlnurr dance.

Cypress H1U Masonic Lodire, Hotel St. Geore, 7. r'redericka Konninger; loving father Woodhaven. She was born In Adel-phi her mother being Gertrude Cahoon Ackerman. Services will be Francis.

Mrs. Katherine Sloan Pratt and Mrs. Roscoe C. E. Brown, all member of the board; Mrs.

Frost Havlland, Mrs. Tremper Longman, Mrs. Thomas Morrow Mrs. George S. Frank and Mrs.

Walter M. Bristol. The associate alumnae were hostesses at a tea given in the library after the exhibition. Mrs. Lawrence R.

Hills was chairman of the social committee. Raising right arm over head- Dinner dance. Corporal Sydney Ttosan- if Doctors J. Homer, Henry The deceased, a life-long resident hot water relief. iDr.

Beu-rmeis- beric American Lemuu Post, Hotel St. Ueorge, 7. J. and the late Edward of Bethpage. past commander of the Archie McCord American Legion Mrs.

P. Schillo and Mrs. M. R. Fiftieth anniversary dinner dance.

Mr and Mrs. Hubert E. Oarnler, Hotel St Varies. Funeral from his residence, held at the home of Mr. Crane at 8 o'clock tonight.

Also surviving are two other nephews, William and Cecil Lockwood, and a niece, Mrs. Frank Waite. Past, and former fire department tteorie, 8. Needham, Mass Nov. 7 tUP) Stricken with a heart attack, a retired physician alone in his home here carefully recorded his symptoms and reactions for two hours before he died.

The penciled notes were found beside his body at midnight. The physician was Dr. Harold i'269 19th Astoria, L. Monday, chief, was active in civic affairs of Dance. Brooklyn Women's Civic League.

1.30 a.m. Interment Woodlawn. Hotel St. Oeorae. a.

the village. He died at the Meadow- Miss Katharine Dana Hewitt Makes Debut at Dinner Dance Miss Katharine Dana Hewitt, Dinner dance. Cambridge Chapter, Or. brook Hospital, East Meadow, PAWNBROKERS' bALE der of Eastern Star, Hotel Boisert, 98 DARCY MICHAEL on No- Wednesday. Montague 7.

ter had a hot water bottle beside him). "Angina pain returning three to five minutes gradual and gradual letup." An hour elapsed. Then the doctor wrote "9 m. Tight, tearing pain. 'Bronchial spasm over point of sternum (the breastbone)." Fifteen minutes later: "9:15 p.m.

Spasm under breastbone. "Pain In left arm." 3. Funeral on Monday Burial will be this afternoon In daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dinner dance, Brooklyn Automotive N'ovember 9, from 94 Lewis Square Club.

Hotel Bouert, 8:30. Henry Bt'iermeister, 53-year-old native of Brooklyn and formerly a gen Plainedge Cemetery, here. He is survived by his widow. Jean; one oiemn mass of requiem at St. John Meet Int.

Brooklyn Writers' Club. Hotel Bossert, 8. eral practitioner. he Baptist Church, Willoughby daughter, Jannett, his mother, Fiftieth weddlnte anniversary celebration Mrs. Walter E.

Goodwin, a sister. tad Lewis at 11 a.m. Mrs. Margaret Lauman; a sister, ESTATE OF fUGENl ROSCNBA JM' AUCTIONEEUS. j.

Kelly. Pildhuhn. Klrachner, A. Whitman. mU at 10 Bowerf.

at 9 a Nov. 9 Br ordar H. Barnett, Inc, 57J Atlantic Ave diamonds, silverware. Jewelry and second-hand watches pledved from 13826 of June 25, 1930. to of June, 3.

1935. Est. J. J. prieU 1473 Broadway.

I'irs and fur aarments of every description pledzed from 68I Of Feb. 9. 1935. to 47H10 nl Ann. 21.

IMS. and ail held over. Ooodstein Sons. Inc 279 Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Moylan, 618 Court who found the body on the kitchen Denison Hewitt of Greenwich, was presented to society last night at a small dinner dance at the New Haven Lawn Club, given by her grandparents, and Mrs. Arnold Guyot Dana, and her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Philip H.

English. The debutante wore a gown DcatDs EOCH November 6, at residence, 500 New York Union City, New Jersey, CARRIE (nee Lang), aged 68 years, wife of the late Gustave beloved mother of Charles and Anna Marie Koch; beloved sister of Jacob, Mrs. John Newbeck and Mrs. Betty Hoessrich. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at William Schlemm, Mortuary Chapel, Mrs.

Fred Miller of Bethpage. and 31. Annual Scandinavian Night dinner DONNELLY On November 5 two brothers, Charles, of Bethpage, The last note, untimed and barely floor of their Needham Heights home, revealed contents of the ex-eraordinary notes in which he dance of Foresters of America. Hotel 8t Cieorse. Mayor LsGuardia to attend.

8. LOUISE wife of Joseph F. and and Herman, of Rockville Centre, legible, read Dinner. U. S.

Lite Saving Corporation mother of Harry, Frank, Herbert, Hotel Granada. Lafayette Ave. and Ash chronicled his painful passage lino I Alvin, Lucille and Mrs. Frank Brady, "My arms identical to paralysis at elbows." land Place. 8.30.

of white lame. Mr. and Mrs. Brower WPA Workers May death. Annual Fall dunce, Ladies Auxiliary of Funeral from her residence, 19r2 East 29th Street, on Monday Hewitt were among those of local To this note, apparently Just be- Flatlands American Lantern Post, Plat hinds The notes were scrawled on two Memorial Hall, Avenue I and riostrand corner of Bergenline Ave.

and 22d interest receiving. The debutante, whose family formerly resided on hence to the Church of Good Ave 8. Aid Snow Rcmova "Hats of History" supper dance for sheets torn from a kitchen memo fore death, were added two leeuie pad. I joltings: Time. 8 p.m.

The first lines read: I "Closing trachea (windpipe). Shepherd, Batchelder Street and Hicks was presented in Green Union City, Sunday, 8 p.m Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m. AvenueS. where solemn requiem banelil ol Brooklvn Federation of rii.mwes and Cili.t'iis" Family Welfare Cuinmiltee. Hall Moon Hotel, Coney wich in September.

She was gradu mass will be celebrated. Interment ated from Greenwich Academy and LINDSAY November 5, AGNES, Although snow removal ls not Holy Cross. beloved wife of the late Willia.m devoted mother of William, Arthur WPA project this Winter, New York City may apply for relief workers in the event of a labor shortage. Lt. FAHNESTOCK On Thursday, is a sophomore at Smith College, Mn.

Annette Colgate Robinson Wed Quietly to Prentice Sanger and Margaret Belerlcln. Funeral lindee similar piedes to 35300 of Oct. 9. 1935 A. lleaney.

iili Atlantic similar nledres from 15ino of Aug. I. 1935, to 1BM10 of Sept. 30. IMS.

also 97227 of Sept. 1934 Irom previous ta'ei. n2- Nov, lr). By order C. Klelnbaum.

493 Grand men's and women shoes, drv roods, etr pledged from ni40 of May 4. 1934. to 875B4 of Oct. 1935, and all goods held over from previous sales. B3-t rU NOV.

12 Br order I. Golden. 430 5th Aie. diamonds, silverware. Jewelry, ec-onri-hand w-at-hes, musical Instriimenti, rutiery, cameras, clocks, satchels, shot-ituns.

etc pledged from No. 77 044 of Feb. 29, to No. 37,635 of Oct. 12, 1935, and all pledges held over.

n5-ftt osa Nov. 13 Bv order Klelnhaurft 493 Grand St cliabionds jewelrw aiii second-hand wa'ches. piedsed from ol June 25. 1934. to B7768 of Oct.

12. 1935. n-6t sii CKN'l'RAI. At'CTtON CO tOlIN J. GIBBS, auctioneer, sen, at 1.V2 Canal Manhaltatt Cits, at, II am.

Nov. November 5. 1936, GATES D. services at her residence, 91-34 96th Col. Brehon B.

Somervell. Works Progress Administrator, declared to FAHNESTOCK. Services at the First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry Brooklyn, on Monday at Woodhaven, Long Island, Mon day at 2 p.m. Interment Green Wood Cemetery. day.

The city will be required to Final Kites Today For Casper Klein Hirksville. Nov. 7 Funr-ml sorv-lrrs were lo bo heir! this afternoon for Klrin, 65. of Woodbury Roarl, who died suddenly at his home on Wednesday. The deceased, a well-known fanner in this neighborhood, with his pay the men at the regular rate Mrs.

Annette Colgate Robln.son of Smithtown. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colgate of Manhattan was married yesterday 11 am. Interment private at Woodlands Cemetery.

Philadelphia, more Robinson in Flushing in 1909. The marriage terminated in divorce in 1920 in Philadelphia. They have a son, Attmore Robinson who married Miss Anal.s von Kalteii-born. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. V. KalU'iiborn of Garden Place in May. 1935. Mr.

Suneer Li a graduate of Harvard, class of 1005 and is a member of lie Sons of the Revolution, the Loyal legion and the Society of Colonial Wars. His marriage to the former Miss Edith Crocker tixk place in and was terminated by divorce at Reno, Nevada. They will be returned to the relief rolls when their Jobs are ended, the Pennsylvania, to Prentice Sanger of Manhattan administrator said. OAKLEY GEORGE Port Washington, N. on November 6th, 1936, beloved husband of Vera Chapman Oakley and father of Alan C.

Oakley. Services at his residence, 49 Crescent Road, on The WPA will also transfer Its FRATIES REGINA suddenly, Island. 8 SO. Armlstire dance. Corporal T.

R. Nulfy Post Patriotic League, Nulty Memorial Hall. Ml Leonard 8 30. Fall concert and dance. Nautilus Olee Club.

John Hughes Council, K. of Clubhouse. 130 With SI 8. Plav. "The aker presented by Japanese christian Association, International House.

124th Ht. and Riverside Drive. Manhattan. 15. Benefit entertainment and dance.

Brooklyn Fellowship. Aoermn Manor, Kintfs HiKhwny and E. (I'll 8 30. Dinner honor of John SHaree. former secretary to Water S'ippiy Commissioner Henry Hesterberg, Columbian Lenuue, loti Plerrrpont Si 8 30 Dinner dance, executive committee of Jamaica Day Nursery, Pomonok Country Club.

Flushing. 8. Armistice ball, lotith American Legion and V. lofith Infantry Armory. Brdlord Ave.

and Atlantic Ave. 8. Installation of ofllrers. Hriiwnsvtlle American LeKlon Post. Hebrew Day Nursery, Hopklnson and Pitkin 8.

Installation of officers, Robert 1 Porter V. P. W. Post, 4ih Ave. and 81., 8 30.

Armlsttcs hall, Canarsle American Lemon Post. Ht 8 Card party, Ladies A.ijtiliarv, Ouentin Democratic Club. 418 Khiks Benefit dance. Senior Leatiue. ieii The ceremony was performed privately in Greenwich, Conn.

The news comes as a surprise as no announcement of the engagement had trucks to the Department of Sani November 5, at her residence, tation if they are needed, Colonel 43 E. 21st Brooklyn, beloved Somervell added, the city depart tile of the late William; mother of been marie. Monday, November 9th, at 2 p.m. REYNOLDS On Friday, Novem ment paying rental charges. Mrs.

George Geiger, Mrs. R. J. Mrs. Sanger was Miss Annette Colgate before her marriage to Att- "Snow removal ts not an emer 'msworth.

Mrs. W. V. Burdett, Mrs. ber 6, 1936, GERTRUDE Widow gency service," the colonel ruled 1.

E. Breslin, Mrs. E. W. Case, Miss of William Reynolds.

Funeral serv "but is a normal function of th tlelen Fratics, Mis. J. Kavanagh ices at the home of her nephew, municipal government." md William J. Fraties Jr. Requiem nasa Monday, 9:30 a.m., at Our of Refuge Church, Ocean and Daniel Horigan' Shipping Table Incominfr Passenger and Mail Steamships brother.

John, operated a larse farm sinrc when their pnrents, Mr. find Mrs. Peter Klein, came to Hirksville from Ridcewood. Burial will follow the servteps fit Lutheran Cemetery. Middle Village.

native of Brooklyn, Mr. Klein is survived by his brothers, John, of and Joseph, of Ridife-wood. and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Srhleit, of PetersburK, N. J.

DR. jnsl.pll K. HKK.HT of West field N. who practiced In Brooklyn belote he went to West field in 1903. d.ed suddenly yesterday of a heart attact lit His home.

He was 74. Survivlnii aro his widow. Mrs. II nrirkft B. Wr.sht; three sons and a daiuhter.

Poster Aves. Interment Holy Cross Hi. for Mt Aieengn s. 150 Lawrence uiiteii, enied edve of diamonds, a aiches. jew e.rv.

stlvera are, No. Sp'. 19. l-HS. to No.

7887, Oct. tons, ami ad over from previous sa.e n7-7t osn JACOB H'J Biaery. y. Sells at 9 a.m. Nov 11 For UronKvn Pawnbrokers.

etlnfi 5th Ave. diamonds jewelry, secondhand watches, elc, p.edked to 8M750 of Nov. 4. 1935 n4-(it osu NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS GENERAL INSTRCCTIONS TO BTI3DFR9 ON WORK TO BF HONK Ft')R OR 8UP-PLIKS TO HE Fl'RNldHEO TO THB (TIY OF NFW YORK. The person or persons ft hid for any sen ire, a ork.

materials or supplies lor 1 lie Ctv ol New York or lor any of rs depar' tnt tit bureaus or offices, shall lurnuh tie aaine in a aeaied envelope. Indorsed with Hot title of toe auppiles, tna-eriaN. work t.r service for which the bid is made, w.ih or their name or namei A requiem mass will be offered Cemetery. for Dennis J. Horigan of 1213 W.

Crane, 85-20 Forest Parkway, Woodhaven, on Saturday, November 7, at 8 p.m. ROBINSON ALFRED on November 5, at his residence, 1463 New York beloved husband of Henrietta A. Robinson: also survived by his mother, Jane Robinson; sisters, Misses Bessie and Florence Robinson. Mrs. Jennie Smith, and one Parkway Jewish Center, 550 ocean 1'ara-av.

a 30 92d an inspector in the Build GALLUP Friday, November o. ing Department, on Monday at 10 Baxar, St. Brlild'i R. r. Church.

St. HENRY GALLUP, in his 91M. Nicholas Ave. and Orove St 8 TOD Fro'ii Cohli. Due to Dock 8 iO in.

Rh'p ind Mn PliKSHlKNT HAR11INO, SUtcs LuiPi ear. Services at his home, 403 Uigby Road, Sunday at 2:30 p.m. IllMOItROW SCANRVM'F''. Amrr-Scsiitic Cnmhatrn KH.ul., Uillltd Fru.l I'nrl Oct. 31.

1UI J.T- Cl'V 1 Hrrtur 10 on 1 00 ii in. GERHAUSER GEORGE, on nephew. Ensign Russell Henry Wednesdav. November 4. beloved fcmlth, U.

S. w. Member of the N. a.m., in Holy Family R. C.

Church. Mr. Hurigan died yesterday in the Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital. He was 52. A native of Norwich, Conn, he was educated here at St.

Francis College. Formerly he was connected with the Transit Commission and the Board of Water Supply. Surviving are two aunts, Mrs. Mary Maguire and Mrs. Anne Horigan.

Dinner ill honor of Pal Commander Philip W. Cohen of Daniel Ot mnrll American Legion Post. Grimm's Beach Jd 8l Koeaaway Beach. 7 Annual dance, Mutual Rend A.sori:i-t'.on of Larsen Baking Cumphny, Hotel lowers. -S Cutrk si 8 Carnival.

Marine anil Field Club, Crop-sev Ave. and Buy llitn Kt 8 Closing of annual haar. oueenboro F.Us Club, Queeiuboru Lodge, Quceiu Boulevard. E'mhurst Armistice ball. North Shore Chanter.

officers AsNOCiation Ku.il.ei-borker Yacht Club, Port Wvhingiou. 9. Outgoing Passenger and Mail Steamships of Kathryne J. and sea A hi IMS C7 i Cn, 01 Presentation to tin Presl- FLORIDA Jatt Jhimnfh thl. BHn1 (ir (h( nMd o( th irother of Henry P.

Member of Ati A s-ITIr- ID ACT I Nf I at tus or us oiitee. on or tve. Brooklyn Lodge, No. 2-, B. P.

O. tore the rtiti' mid hour mmM In th d- Iks. Fraternal and religious serv The Double LevtRoute ri'BHC NOIICKS es will be held at his late resi- Y. P. D.

for 28 years; detective, 64th Precinct; member of the Police Square Club; also Commonwealth Lodge, No. 49, F. A. M. Funeral service Sunday.

8 pm. Interment Monday Green-Wood Cemetery, 10 a.m. SLOAN On Friday, November 8. 1936, HENRY beloved husband of Anna; father of Phyllis Sloan, and brother of William C. Sloan.

Serv lence, 40 Lawrence Lynbrook, from Pier IV I. ri. (Mmdrn I.nnel. Mmis clifc .10 in. 'siipp.

mails to 10 am tails noon l.evrr and prints lllalis for ran Hep iblic iMonle hrls.ll, Puerto Plata. Sanciier and 8nn-I oti.v,, email, Martinique, St Kl-'s St. Luna and, except registered articles tr Puerto lttru. SalM, Ht. Crois.

Euilalius, fit Mart in and St. Tli.una EKHO ARl'BA iR. H.u for Aruba Nov. 13. from Cons'.

IWk J. TRANSATLANTIC TODAY ARCiOSV (M'lorf A MrCnrnisck'. forOolh-er. bun utl Copi'miHiii-ii Nov. 19.

C.Uynia i'l. Slorliliolm and Helsinki irom Pipt l. Jersey City iPenn Termlnsli. Mm! clnvc '1 m. Prints malls for Denmark.

Finland. Norway, Poland anr! Hwrilen; punel rxi't for Denmark, Km luiat. Poland and Sweden. (French' tor Plymouth and on Saturday, November 7, at p.m. Interment Green-Wood ASSESSED VALUATION emetery, Sunday at 12 noon.

A Line on Liners HEFNER On Thursday, Novem- Mails close .10 a in Li' ai.u pnu.s malls lor Aru'ia: panel FORI' AMHKKsr Cross) for HI Pierre Nov, 11 ami S' Johns U', c-r 5. 1936, ELI.EN loving wife of -By TOM ices at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Monday at 2:30 Havre Nov. 14. from Pier 88. N.

R. (W. 4Hth St I. Mails clote Sam, tsnpp. niaili to 10 ami: sails noon.

Leiter nulls tor Kurope, Afrira and West Asia Irxrefll Aden, All' rid, BrltWi India, Hiiivana, Canary islands, Ceylon, Cyprus t.vpl. French Uuine, Gibraltar, Cireect', Hunnry, Irak. Italy. Madeira. Malta.

Mnr-hall. Palestine. Portugal. Rumania, V.frod Hefner, mother of Helen A'alsh, William Venter and George has always appealed to us, this p.m. Interment private.

from Pier N. R. nv. S' Mat's clo-e 8 am. sai 11 am Litter and prill's mai.s for Mm u-lon ai NcHotind- pa: t'i lo-i Services at her residence, SWENSON-On November 5.

1936. sailing around a continent. All in all, Cook's report their lor tin R.tme. at which Unit p.f the wiii be publicly by tht Prrsidrnt of the Board or htad of Mild Dopariniciit and read, and the award uf the contract made according lo law as soon thrreuner hi practicable Each bid shii. comaiu the name and of rfsidcnce of the person mi king the bid and the names of all persona ith therein, and ii no other person be IntereMtvl It ehai dlstttirtlf Mule that fact.

that It is made vith-our, ny conneciion it an rttner person making a lur the purpose, and la In all reopen fair without colhulon or tiaun, and that no nienioer of tu Bt ard of Aiiie.nieu. lifjei of a department, (hief ol a dvpuiy thereof or c.erlc therein, or otfvr nli.ctT or employee of I he of New la. shall be or become InterMfd, direct I or aa contract-in party, partner, VOi kholdar. or otl.rrae. or In the pertorm-ance ot the cnn'rnrt or In the lupptf.

work or bu.slr,ess to which It rentes, or tn miy pur inn ol he prot thereof. Th hid itni.f be 'he omh in ol the piirt or parties mkln the bid that tne vchthI matrrs staled therein art in Hil resiw-ct true. No bid RhuU be conildered, wnlei at ft precedent to tlie reception or ronvirierHtton of Md, It be accom-I Puni'd tn- cer'illed check upon ona of the 1 NfiMntix. hnnt nr rti f. enmnairiiaat 1 Conklin Ave.

on Monday at The election Is over, and In the process of being forgotten, no local or European wars are being staged a.s this is written, the business barometer is going up and in the IRION. 'iii f-r Kmaston Nov. Cri-t-inal 14, Cr'f to. Puerto -'omnia il and 30 p.m. Sierra l.eolie South Afrira, Bwilier.and, Svria.

TillKey and Jilioslavia', Germany, MARIE LOUISE SWENSON, of 200-15 119th St. Albans, L. beloved wife of John and de HORIGAN DENNIS In own cruise bookings up 3d perceni above last year at this time. In talking to passengers leaving during the past week Hiid to those who have cruises scheduled in the near Brooklyn, November 6, 1936. Fu- from his late residence, 1212 OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK FOR 1937 BOOKS OPEN FOR INSPECTION Tie Annual Record of the Assessed V.lVni'lon ol Real F'tire In tfe New Yoik for 1.17 will be onen for inspection, esaiulnaiiun and collection liom Ortnber I lo November 1.1, Inrluslv Ivir.bi! the ttnia the are ooen for pobiic lnsnectton, applications tnav be made to the Department ot Tases and hv any person or corporation rlatnitin to be apcrieved bv the Assessed valuailon, to liaia It corrected.

Application in rtlation to th AutMird Valuation of Real Ettatt mutt ba mad in writing on blank furnished by th Depart ment at th offic in th borough wher th property i located. Applicants may use their own 92d Brooklyn, 9:30 a.m., Monday; requiem moss at Holy future, we have noted how many of them waited until after the election to sail. 'amily Church, Interment Calvary Not that the outcome would have ICemetcry. made much difference, but mast of 0 N. R.

1 dose 0 am: sails noon. 1t i-r and prima ma'U lor i Department on and sivcaibr -erl ma Is for anal Zone, Panama and other pur', ol Colombia; par. el to-: Cuiutiia.a lisAh'a Malta onlvi and Jiunnlca MONMtCH OK BFt-Mlim (Pnness Rer-mudai lor St. lieorses mid Hamilton, Be-niuda. Nov.

9. fltun Pi" 93 iW Mull St i. Mails (lo.e noon: arslla 3 pm Le'ter and putiis ma.ls and parcel po-t lor MI'SA (t'nited Fruit' for p.terto Castl.la Nov 12, tela 13. Puerto Harrios 13 and Puerto Corn' 14. Irom .1.

R. Morris St Malls Ham; sails 11 am I.e'l'r mid onus malls lor F.i Sa mi 'or. Ill: alt tn-ala aril lloti.luias ei La pale 1 OBIFN'IK ad Main for II Nov. 10 Horn I.I. tvta.i SI 1 am: sans KENNEDY On November 7, 1936.

C'ONTE IH SAVOIA lltallallt for (llbtaltsr Nov Naples 14 and Genoa 15, from Pier til), N. R. iW. l'JUi St. i.

Mails ilo-e a ni ts ipp malls to 10 ami: nonu. Le'ter mails for Austria. Buiaaria. cvprus. Kcypt.

Gibraltar, Greece. Hungary I'aly, Malta, Palestine. Rumania. Switzerland. Syria.

Turkey and Juco. letter and prints malls for Irsk; parcel post for Albania, Italy and Jugoslavia. HF1.AWARF, 'Punch. ldrr for 0lo 21 and Copenhaen 23. from Mth at HoboK-n Mails close 8:30 am.

Parcel post lor Estonia, Latvia and Norway. GKRllLSTElN iBemstcinl, lor Roittwdam Nov. 18, Antwerp from Pier D. Wee-hawk'Mi, J. No malls earned on this vnvftee: sails Tnldnlaht.

I.ASL'ASIRIA (Cunard WMt S'ar) for l-iiiway and Colih Nov. 15 and Liverpool lift Boslon, from Pier St. N. IW. It'h St i.

Malls close 30 sm. isnpn malls lit! a in. i sails 3D a m. Letter anil prints intiUs lor Irish Free tmrcel unt lOHN beloved husband of Mur- I of me Cm of New York, or a check of them thought they ought to stay in the city for the benefit of their business and others merely wanted to stay around and see the lina (nee Hnzeltoni. Funeral from residence, 639 Vandcrbllt voted mother of George and Estelle.

Services at Eric.son F.ricson's 500 State Brooklyn, Sunday evening at 8:15 o'clock. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Monday morning at 10 o'clock. WARD On November 6, 1936, ANNA HOBBY, beloved wife of William D. Ward and mother of Helen Hobby Ward. Funeral services Sunday afternoon, 2:30, at Larchmont Avenue Church, Larchmont, New York.

WHEELER On Thursday. November 5, 1936, at 138-32 90th Jamaica, MATILDA beloved wife of George M. Wheeler and mother of George Milton Wheeler. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 89-31 164th Jamaica, Saturday, at 8 p.m. Interment at Cypress Hills Cemetery Sunday morning.

1 Tuesdav, at 9:30 a.m. Requiem world of ships and travel there Is a new rruise leaving Just about every five minutes, despite the strike. According to Cook's, one of the oldest and largest travel agencies In the world, a huge stream of travel traffic Is heading tropicward, judging from advance bookings, as well as from the unprecedented number of Winter cruises scheduled to the vicinity of the West Indies. Between Nov. 21 and April 12, there will be 121 special rruLses to that part of the world, just about twice many as lust year, in addition to 250 regular cruise sailings.

And since the bookings are being filled so rapidly, this means that around 250.WM) persons will flee from the cold weather this year and then return to make life miserable lor those of us who have to slay here and trudge around in the snow all Winter. liass ot. oosrpiis vuuri'ii. aiurr- Holy Cross Cemetery. News of foreign travel Is also as promising as the local cruise trade.

Japan, for instance. Is beginning to plan for 1910 Olympic Games, bulling new lintels and new piers and new ships and if KEVENEY MARGARET SHEP-iERD, on November 7, beloved Pnu's noon letter in SlIO tnr r.iha 1 ami ir, el on I'oors, West It iV ills cairltd on NFW YORK iHambtire-Amerlratu for Cher-1 ppiv'F, I'sVlli forma of application provided Ihey lire identical with those furnished by the Department. tOCATlON Of OFF1CKS Main Olllre. ir.lrlpsl N-iith Floor. r.othor of Mrs.

Thomas Dtiiilnnn nd Mrs. William F. Iegpo. Fil ti, urn ana rtoir.nainpion nov, aim it II mlw 10. from Pier 84, tW ial i-ervire at the Fairchild 44'h St, I.

Mails close 8pm (smpp slop ni Nis- fo men bfliik or tin company bf diilv aiiThnried offleer thereof, drawn lo tlie outer of the ComptroikT. or money or toipoitiit stock or re rt ilo-aies of Indebted-ti-s tf uv.y n.U'ire Uued The CUT of New York, wiitch the Comptroller hall tippinvr a.i ot etnial tv with tfne security p'-nnrrd i he to ha anuuit! of nut ht ee nor rnor timti live ucr ctntum the bond required, us in Sec ion ot the Greater N-w York Chhrvr All i lor suppiiej must inbmltted In The ri Mif etl rhec or money should not tie au-ioM A in etiM' ope containing tht liKi. li.il ltf in. be Inclosed la a M'lurnte en.i-ne to the head of the Drutwiment, Pre Mient. or Hoard, or 'I'd ii'" M.naiiy upon the nf 'lie b'd fr particulars to the quantity and ouisutv uf the aupua.M or the natura and extent of the work reference must bemad to tlie lpecUlcatUm.

nchedulea. plans, ate, on l.lc tlie suid offjea ol the Presldant, liontti or li- pnMnirnt. No rld aliall be accepted from or contract to any person who ts tn arreara 'o r( Ct ot New York upon debt or coniriit-t. or who Is a defaulter, as aurery o- otherv.i upon any obligation to t)a toails arcepted at Moraan Annes; uu 'o rti 1 1- hi i W. 86 Lefferts Plare, Brooklyn, The lironv Beritrn Htilidlr.8.

Treniont 0 on tr-m o'll Monday, November 9, at 8:30 p.m. mid Arthur Aviuues. Brooklyn Municipal Court and Joralemon Streets. Seiond F'oor YOUNG LOUISE suddenly at Queens Cuitt Hoiist Square. Long to 4.i pin sans niianiKiH.

l.etier mans for Europe, Africa and West Asia leKcent Alien. British India. Ceylon. French cnnea, Gibraltar, Madeira. orttnral.

Seneaal and South Afitcel. Vol ENDAM for Plvm. ooth and Boulogne Nov. 15, Rotterdam lt, from Hobollen Malls close am: sails 11 a.m. Parcel post lor Netherlands.

TOMORROW No Sailing! Scheduled. her residence, 126 Avenue on Fri day, November widow of Alexan I-land Cllv. Rlehinond Boroueh Hall. New Brlfh. ton.

fttaten Lsltiiid. Nolwken No cartiid on Ihw voy- ae 1 til. SANl's. Ft INA uirarei for Pilr-to Co- iotnlOa No II, I'arlauena 1J and Crls-lobai II t'nm Pier H. N.

iW. 'Ist St i Mi. Is close Dam tnPP malls to in am': noon Letter and prims tiuil for Canal 7.one. Colomlita lit Caooa. Msti'ta, eua and Narlno ivpartmen's and Boaotai and Panama; parcel post.

TOMORROW Apart from this Impressive trek to the West Indies and vicinity, WILLIAM RIANLl'Y MILIEU. Pres. Idem; VU'HKKT liFJANY. JOSKPH four regular World Cruises, lncltid der beloved mother of Alexander Llllias J. and Daisy F.

Young. Reposing at Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, near Grand Avenue, LEVINK, JO.FPH LILLY WM WIRT MILLS, BYRON R. NFW'TON lng the newly revised globe-circuit of the Granconia, are booking fast. Tlie Mediterranea boasts five IMOMINIC A. TROIIA.

Comnusslonera doled illtus srlt No Brooklyn. Notice of funeral here after. ol T'ass nod assessments J. CHARLF.3 UM'K. iseoretarir.

you will journey to the laud of Nippon they will be very glad to praetire their Knglish on you, thank you. Paris, of course. Is all agog over the 1937 fair and exposition to be held In that city, sending out renins of ropy telling about the beauties of Paris, which really need no telling. And then there Is the Empire Exhibition at Johannesburg, which until Jan. 15 will celebrate the Oolden Jubilee of South Africa's development.

Zulu war dances, If you like Zulu war dances, are on the program. With the coronation In London almost at the stage of S. R. (). signs, many persons are planning a trip to India, to catch the final art there.

But there Is Just one thing wrong with all the above cruises and that Is the fact that we are unable to make all of them at once. Sonie- cruises. In contrast to one last year TIDE TABLE (Dv II. a. Coast and Survey) NiVFMIIFH 7 SOITH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST INDIES AND CANADA TODAY AMERICAN LEGION (Munsonl for Mlo de Janeiro Nov.

19, Santos 21. Montevideo "4 and Buenos Aires '25. from Pier 4, It IW. Uth St i. Mulls close am malls to 10 a.m.

sails noon. ASSHiNFE NOTICES when threats of war caused many rhanges In ship schedules, while South America will have four spe ln Cpcmorfam FIT A I NOTICES (Acknotot-tdomtnti, Birthi, Confirm' ttons, bnqagtmtnti Mamas ts, Dealhi Masiti, Mimonami), tttrpttd daily up to 9 AM. for First Edition. 1:15 PM. tor If all Strttt Saturday ut to V.15 AM.

for First Edition. 11 AM. for Second Edition 1:30 PM. tor Third Edition Sunday Vital Notitts ilosi 5:10 PM. Saturday tor First Edition Final 11 PM.

Saturday. MAin 4-6000 or UAm -6200 KINtiH CitUNIY cocit I Tlie onn'rnr mutt be bid for separately. The right is reserved In each case ta ni; bids If it is deemed to be for the of the Cl'y to do Bidders will wilt out the amount of il addittou to inserting th sama in HtdM- nre rcnues'ed to make their blda Low Water AMI M. cial cruises this year, as compared JUDD In loving memory ot FRANK A. JUDD.

who departed if CTreMnM KKNSIi- In Up n'wMf' lor '1 it OIL I i-NC I Huh Water i I A IP I1 12 2 00 fl Mi ft e.o IUVlNvi aS bfHA An- I 8 9 is 11 51! 4 stands Hook lite liir'eiy Hell dale "NOVFMHKK I 3 11 .1 to one this year. South America's rapidly growing popularity is also evidenced by the fact the Aquitaniu, largest ship ever to go down there, will make a proa I cruse Feb. 17. The Holland-America line is sending the Rotterdam on a circuit of isouth America; an Idea that l.ette and prints malls for Argentine. Pataiuay.

South Braait (except let'rr mails tor Bubla and Betitpei and Uruguay, specially addressed letter mall lor chile: parcel post All ANTIHA 'Standard Frulti for Iji Ceiba Nov 14. trom Pier IB. K. R. iPeik S.ipl Malls rlose am: anils 11 am Letter and prints malla for Honduras (La Ceiba onlvi; parcel post.

ClIFItOKKE iPorto Rico) for Sun Juan Nov. 11. Banchei IS unci Puerto Pla'a 17, this life November 7, 1918. His mrmorr Is dfsr todtv A.s In the hour passed awAjr. WIFE.

QUIRK In loving memory of JAMES who passed away November 7, 1935. Sistcr-ln-Law, ANNLS. 4 14 9 30 50 10 1-' 10 VI 0 fsimdv l'lie HiC-i'tv He! (iaie Ms-tiff. Nntirr Is Hint undfrtiif twd Ki-il ti' public MUtliuii. lluoukli A1AMN A HAAt'K, 2jvr ti.iv Nnpnih-r I Mi 10 (K pini-iws No 1 hi Hi UronlcMi New Voik.

ssfv -Ur i 'nix nil mils, air--, r-'r raifpf mr'Htrr prnpcrtv si opt mn of thn moi'tn mid accoutv i pfrn nhip 1KVINQ 8. 8CHATZ. Alnn-v upon the nimiK tonus prepared fnd fur-j niched bv the nv. a copy of which, with the proper envelope In which to inclose tha bid. 'ofctlr wrh a copy of tha conimct.

'rrhnlMU' 'he pe-1 Mra 1 ion, the form nppvnvcd by the Corporation Counsel. cn be obtm.cd upon application therefor a -he office the IV pn i ment for which th I worK to he done or the services nr he tuml'shed. Plan and drnwlnsn of cn work may be seen there. sh 6 St'N RISES AND SFT'S 7 1 4 49 November Its a 35 Set" 4 45 No ember Rles 6 33 Set I thing should be done about lt..