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14 THE BROOKLYN DATLY EAGLE. NEW YORE. MONDAY. MARCH 6.. 191T.

HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORTS. RAILROADS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

SHOOTING FOR EAGLE TROPHY i Postponed Match Held Last! plan pure food show. Flatbush Merchants Association to Kepeat Success of Two Years uui trt i 1 1 1 i ii ii mi era im -j i i i NEARBY SAILINGS: ENGLAND, IRELAND, THECONTINENT Mar. 8, 12 Noon I Finland, Mar, 1 1, 10.00 A.M. St. Paul, War, 1 1, 9.30 A.M.

Adriatic, Mar. 18, 9.30 Baltic, Mar. 1 1, 1 1.00 A.M. i Minnewaska, Mar. 18, 10.30 A.M.

The World't largest and Finest Steamer. Hew S. S. Oiimiic (-s) Salf Juu 23 Ago in June Next. During the week beginning Saturday, June 10, and ending Saturday, June 17, the Flatbush Merchants Association is to have an exhibit of general merchandise and a pure food show.

All the fore- most manufacturers of household labor savers, new food time savers, automo biles and typewriters, will be on hand to show Flatbush people what is new In' their lints. i The exhibit will be held tinder a tent covering hundreds of tnuare feet, and an excellent hand will render a programma every afternoon and evening. 1 This plan grew out of a discussion at. the last meeting of the association as to whether it would be advisable to repeat the carnival of two years ago. The committee, comprising Samuel: C.ihn chairman; Thomas J.

Donovan, see- I rotary; John M. Weill, E. J. Hulls. Kd-J r.

EG I fi.N American Line 1'Iymouth Cherbourg Southampton St. Paul. 11. 9:30 A.M. April 1 New ork April 8 Majestic: Api.

Adriatic 18, 9:30 A.M. April J9 May 17 A.fll. hite htar Line Steamer. Pier 61. N.

R. Atlantic Transnort Lina York l.oinloii Direct, pier 58 Minn waska.Mar. .8, 10:30 A.M. May Jun 3 Mar. 'ii, I P.M.

April 29 May II Minneapolis. April 1, 10:30 A.M. May 13 June 10 April 8, 1:30 P.M. May :0 June 17 Red Star Line London I'nrta Wa Uover Antirerp, Finland Mar. 11, 111 A.M.

April 8 May 6 Kn.oiiland....Mar. IS. Ii) A.M. April 15 May 13 Lapland Mar. 10 A.M.

April 22 May 20 Ynderlanrf Aoril I 10 A M. Anrll yft Mav Otnesi. B'srnr 1T1. MOT J. Ihrenkraus a Sons, S59 Fulton j.

o. echeidt. SS1-933 B'wayi Aldrldge. 81 Court at; Brooklyn. CRUISES de LUXE Turn rn 4 mrtcrc AROUND WORLD These cruises will he made by the lame new 'transatlantic steamship AM)" (17.000 tons), HO DAYS duration each, tiie first to leavo New York on jVOVKIIBKR JIM1, and the seonnd from Francisco on FEBRUARY IT, '912.

Itales and up. including all necessary expenses aboard and ashore. 4 4 4 I 1 4 I'll .1 4 5 4 3 31 fil 4 .1 4 4 3 3 4 s.i 4 4 14 T. 4 4 4 S3 "1:1 4 3 4 4 4 4 I 3 Ti 4 31 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 27 4 3 .1 4 30 4 3 4 4 4 I 3 L'6 7j 4 4 4 5 ti 0 3t 1CJ 317 S1CXA1. COUPS.

4 3 i 4 4 3 s.i bi 4 3 4 4 1 4 4 -7 r. 4 3 7. 3 4 3 5 7, 3 I 3 3 I 4 0 7, 3 3 19 41 I 5 7, 4 4 7. 4 I I 7. 4 i.

4 30 S'l 4 4 4 4 7. 4 4 -H 4 7, 4 7) 7. 3 3'l 7.9 114 7. 7. 3 -S 3 4 7 5 4 4 isi 1SS 173 311 SI' RRiTo Norway, Rpltshergen.

Ioeland. Nortn Cape, etc. t'RI jHaillng from Hamburg During June, July and August. A SO III ISKS TO TIIR W'FST INDIES, PANAMA CANAL, ETC. Write for lllntrnted Ilookleta of All Crulnesj.

HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 4IivmKAt J. l.l;llHi:KHALSS SOUS, 8S0 Fulton Brooklyn. Night at Foi "nth Armory. Forty-seventh Regiment Team Leads Signal Corps Company by Six Points. The schedule of shooting for The i rifle trophy, which was tnterrupt-d Saturday evening.

February 25, only two teams shooting, out of six that were lo compete, was resumed Owing to the review of ihe Fourteentn Regiment, the teams were unable to shoot on that regiment's range, a week ago, and the Fourteenth's team were unable to get awav to meet the Naval Batallion on Squadron's C's range. the Forty-seventh Kegiment's team and a nan- from ihe hwond t'ompanv signal Corps shot their postponed match at the Fourteenth Regiment Armory, the score being as follows; FO ItT Y-PE rcxr ysi Yards. Strut. 1.. CI.

Tnmasolli, Co. rs. W. Hade. o.

1 V. Mtirpliy, Co. I ITIv. n. 1..

Simon, i'o. "mv. K- F. 1'ialt, l'o. First.

J. Tucker, t'tt. I Team totals SECOND COM PAN Yards. rrtv. R.

tV. Slltt riv. A. SerKt. it.

i. Holrh Corp. W. S. HioMie Corp.

J. H. liiitlilhs Frlv. .1. A.

Cirrell Team toials Forty-seventh iligliuellt won by ti points. The following schedule shows the 'scores of the respective teams to date: Organization. Kli.ll FKPi Fb.i". Mr 4 Od.j!. Squadron 1 Twenty-third 3 31 Thirteenth lcg.

Forty-seventh Itrc Second Co. Slg Cor 347 S41 Sec. Naval Hal xtt Fourteenth ReK alS Monday evening the Fourteenth team and the team from the Naval Battalion will shoot their postponed match on Squadron C's range. The 'e-malnder of the matches will be shot on Saturday evening, March 11. MR.

DRAYCOTT'S BIRTHDAY. Seventy-fifth Milestone of Well-Known Brooklynite Is Happily Passed. The seventy-fifth birthday of M. D. Drayeott was made the occasion 'of a happy celebration Saturday night at his home, 443 Lafayette avenue.

Outside of his immediate family more than UK) friends called upon Mr. Drayeott to ex- cart their congratulations. Mr. Drayeott. hale and hearty, and with the enthusiasm of a youth of 20, responded to all thesa felicitations in person.

rerhaps none of the guests enjoyed the nci-asim more than Ihe immediate members of ilr. Drnyi'Ott'a family. There were seven sons and three daughter present. With them rame twenty-five grandchildren, and they brought three great-grandchildren. Ml.

Draycoit provided a collation for his guests. There was also music, and the younger generation, who worship at the shrine of Terpsichore, enjoyed themselves until the midnight hour. MEN'S CLASS T0KMED. Thirty-five Young Persons Decide to Lead a Christian Life. The men's class of the Central Presbyterian Church helped organize a men class in the First People's Church, Twelfth avenue anil Forty-flrth street, Borough Park, the Rev.

L. C. Pettit, pastor, yesterday afternoon. A delegation of nbout forty men went from Central Church. The meeting was a successful one, and many took part in the discussion.

Mrs. Schaeffer, contralto of the church, sang, and she was allowed to remain durinp the discussion. Ths special service In the Central Church Sunday school at the same time was under the charge of Evangelist Schaeffer, and on his Invitation thirty-five young people decided 10 live ihe Christian life. In one Bible class the only boy outside of the church came tip with his teacher and was congratulated by his classmates on his return lo his seat. THREE-ALABM FIRE.

Knickerbocker Building Is Badly Damaged. A three alftrin fire, tho second In two months, threatened tho Knickerbocker Building, at Fulton find Smith streets, this borough, last evening, and was sub- dued by Deputy Chief O'Hara, in com- I mand of a large force of men, only after I it had done Jj.OOO damage. The blaze started in a large spiral stairway, and before the firemen arrived the shaft was like a roaring furnace. O'Hara had the shaft flooded. An investigation will be made to determine whether this blaze.

and the former one, were of incendiary "t'fiiu. ioirc tiiinn Mfiiiinu iin- men at work last night, hik! the reserves from the Amity, Fulton and Adams 3 of Inn the ol As ney and vi ward Therlault and David Dickson, the new president the organization. Is working hard to make the affair a success. TORNADOES CLAIM HONOR. Patchogue Basketball Players Say They Are Suffolk's Champions.

ratehogue, L. March 6 With the record of seventeen games played and only one defeat recorded, the ratehogue Tornadoes now claim the basketball of Suffolk Co. They have defeated every team in the counly with whom they have played, and won from their strongest opponents Southampton twice during Ihe season. Last Saturday's game with Southampton was a snappy one, and the excitement the spectators ran high during the playing, although the Patchoguers maintained the lead throughout. The first half ended 18 to 8 for the Tornadoes, tho final score 'being 35 to 12.

The visitors played a good, clean game, were unable to throw the baskets. Xext. Saturday the Tornadoes wind up season by playing a strong team from YS'hltesione. WJOOGCOOOOO ooooo coooo coc I FRATERNAL SOCIETIES 1 oco ooooc ooooo ooooooooooi Pro Patria Council, K. Gives a Novel Entertainment.

Pro Patria Council No. 1312 of the Royal Arcanum, hold in their council rooms. Arlington Hall, corner of Gates and Nostrand avenues, Brooklyn, on the evening of February 2S, a very novel and ir.ii resting entertainment which wan at-tcded by about 2u0 people, the majority whom were women, this being woni-, en's night arranged by the entertainment committee of Pro Patria Council. The entertainment consisted of musio by the Rainbow Orchestra of five pieces; tenor solos by Clifford Bailey and J. ii.

Wilson; soprano solo by Miss Anna Lambert; recitation by Harriet K. Mlddleton; musical glasses bv A. W. Bennett; a whist tins solo by J. R.

Striker, past regent of Oxford Council. Special novel features was the distribution lo each lady present of a package containing samples from 45 different manufacturers aggregating a total of about 6,000 pieces of merchandise that were given out In this manner. This distribution was followed by a collation iec cream, malted milk punch and cake The evening will probably be long remembered by (lie women present as one of pleasure and a novelty in the way of ei'tertalnment. Benefactor Council, E. A.

Hy special Invitation. Edward Sheffield addressed the members of Benefactor i I'liineii, Royal Arcanum, on Monday night last, on the subject of insurance. Mr. Sheffield entered the hall on the I i FOR LEAVIN-rj AND ARRIVTXO TIME FOR TRAIN'S AND BOATS, RAILROAD A.D PARES hR. OTHEU TRAVEL IN'FORMA.

iiP1 -'ALL AT OR TELEPHONE THE EAGLE INFORMATION' BUREAU. OPE.V FOR VISITORS, A.M. to P.M., WEEK DAYS. FOR It-t-EHHONE CALLS ALL DAY AND AlO. NIGHT, EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS INCLUDED.

TEL. aoo MAIN. I.O.N ISLAM) RAILROAD. m18 iIfave FLATBUSH A STATION itneriiead and principal st'ns to (via Montauk Dlv.) A.M., 4.10 (Riverhead unly) P.M. Sun.

8:0 A.M. 4.20 P.M. central iark and principal st'ns to 10:40 A.M.. 3:03. 4.10, 6:02, 6:51.

a tit Sun- 9 (Konkonkoma only) A L40, 4-0 (except Central i'ark) P.M. The Hamptons Harbor nd Moriches 5:25. g-41 a 4:10. 14:40, P.M. L3'i.

Mcept Moriches). P.M. Jl 8ue. lalip, J-tav 7:13, 8:41. I 11:00 A M-, 1:01.

11:25, 2:01, 4:10, Will P.M., .12:10 night. Rnhti.1010111110 A.M.. 1:34. 6:41 P.M. 7:69.

10:, 11:00 A.M.. 2:01, 3.1)3, 4:10, 6L1, 6:., 7:12. 13. 1T4- 10:40, A.M., 10:22 P.M., nigilt. and intermediate st'ns ii.Tlnf 11:10 A.M..

5:38, 6:39, 8:13, P.M. i A A.M., 1:11, P.M. JS'er BaV. fin C.n. rlr, 6:02.

11:00 A.M., iTof, 2:01, 3:35. 4:28. 6 l4 :3. 8:13, 10:11, P.M. A-M- rir Arverne 6:02, 7:15, 7:33.

A.M., 12:33, 1:30. i i. 5:00. 5:09, 5:40. iM.

6:35. 0:51. 11:05 A.M.. ii I' 10 0:08. 6:41, 7:57.

r.i.. V. Korkaway only.) Gerden Clly, 7:13, 9:33. M. 8:13.

10:11. 11:20. II Sun-' 8:00 (OarAm City only), 8:11, Long 9:12, 11:10 AM 8101 n. io. o'-Ti, in-ni i 1...

F.n T. Rockawav 7:00, 8:04. 1115 A.M., 1:10. 2:10, 8:30, 4:49, 6:32, 6 20 6'4, 7:05, 8:20, 9:55, 11:30. 12:10 P.M.

Sun' 4M. 9:15, 10:15. 11:15 A.M., 12:40, 1:45. 2:15. 3:05, 3:35 5:10.

5:31, 7:30 8:20 9:20. ll ln M. that. "illy. UYed, and Bat.

nnlv. Except sSaturday nights only. TRAVEL. The time to go to Panama is now. Our 22-day cruise gives you three days io view the Canal the most remarkable engineering feat of the world to-day.

ou may see its wonderful construction now. just before the water is let in an oppor-lunity you will not have again. The Panama trip includes the interesting cities of Cristobal and Colon, and is made any Thursday on one of our new magnificent steamers, specially built for tropical service. Write for handsome illustrated booklet. 22 Dayt, $125.

To Jamaica and Back, $85.50 United Fruit Company STEAMSHIP SERVICE IT Bnttcry PI. Tel. 1025 Rector. NEW YORK Alan Tlioa. II.

Ilemlrickxon, ltd Fulton J. I.l'lirrnkrauHM soas, 351) riillun Brooklyn. 13 FLORIDA TOURS Covering; nil CKprno, JMT.Itt). SPECIAL EASTER TOIHS. Frank Tonrint 388 Broadway, N.

y. DCDUIinA Reduced Kale Tours. All Lines ULIimuuM tn A11 Hxoenses includ- ed sVIH to HUIil. Pend tor details. MnrKtrr i Tour, 31 W.

30th N. Y. City. 1 Glllesiple Ktnports 1 Madison Av, N.T. Itineraries for Mexican Tours Ready.

RAYMOND WHITCOMB Fifth N. Y. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. GUNAR 01'lers foot 9l 14th Street. N.

Offices, 21 Stati Slreet. X. opn. Kattery. Largest, Fastest, Finest Snips.

Wireless Telegraph Submarine Signals. MOST EXPEOITKM KOUI'K LONDON. PAItIS, IIEHI.I.N, VIE.N.VA DIRECT via FISHGUARD Queenstown FIshKuard Liverpool. Caronla. Mar.

8. 10 A.M. I Campania, Mar. 2 Fishguard and Liverpool. MAURETAIMIA I LU5ITAN1A Mar.

15, 9 A.M. I March 22, 9 A.M. CI BR ALTAR 'ALGIERS GENOA NAPLES TRIESTE HUME 23, nooni Pannonla Apr. 13 Saxonta.Mar. 30, noonl Carpathia Apr.

27 SPECIAL CRUISE New Steamer FRANCONIA MARCH 11 RIVIERA ITALY EGYPT Gibraltar, Algiers. Vlllefranche or Genoa. Naples, Alexandria. Liverpool. A In Carle Service Without Chariee.

THUS. H. HK.NURICKSUN, (Ha Fulton still. F. KOCH, 48 Ui oadvvay, E.

D. J. LEU KEN-KRaUHS SONS, 3.19 Fulton st; J. C. HENDERSON ii SON, 344 Fulton t.

Bltlyn. Steamship Tickets TiuriVd toun to Berauda, Wsl Indlas. Snutli America, Orient and Around the World, Including all expenses. Steamship Lines firactlcially all under ona roaf. Choicest bertha, mmedtata reservations, official tickets, bat gage tags, elc.

New York laics, No extra charge whatever. J.LEHRENKRAUSS&SONS omcial Resident Apents SSO Fulton Street, las, Wt Cpp. Borougii Hall Subway Station, letters Df Credit. Passports, Foreign If oner, ets ANCHOR'LIN'E LONDOnDERHY l' H.UneeoiultibUi.. Call toruia.

Mar. lS.lua April 1. yu'iii rirt Cahlu. U7.no nml 7,50. feeeonl Cnbln, nml )f 7.5(.

Third C'lnaa, and 1.,1, KENUiCHSON iiHOTHKIlS. 17 and VJ B'way, N. or S. V. Taylor.

6'J Court st; Jucub Grau, 48 B'way; John C. Henderson Hoat B44 Fulton st. Bruoklvn. MEDITRRIl A A ADR I A (3 liAL. ORKbCW.

Al ST Hi A. Culls at AZUii ami tj I KKAJLA ALGIEHS (West) 8. 8, MARTHA WASHINGTON, etc. Wednes-days 1 P.M. Thro booking via AC ST LLOYD 8.

S. CO. to Adriatic K. C. points (DaJmatta, the Orient and Far Eaat (India, China.

Japan). 1'HKf PS linos. Atrenis 17 Battery Place. N. or Local Agents.

"FRENCH "LINE CamuaOnie Gcncralo DlKtAT I.l.S'E ro (UVRB-FAHIS (Kl: y.CKl fculimm every Thursday at lu A la l.urralue. March -La La rr.nence. March Uirralne. 0 1.1 1 (iuraino.Mar.il ij lwln-scrcw steamers. general Aittncy.

Ill state st. New York. JMillKKXKRAL-SSS 3,3 Kullon St. BOOTH UME MJHTH UKA.II, AM) AM AA IN' 141 VER via UAHHAliOfi. I MAtr.

A'IV Ct.KM NT Marrh 61STKI'IIEV. is ror further iviri Iculnis aiiiilv to noo'l'ii a. Rector. it lliitlery Vlnce l'nrln- I.oikIiiii Twin-Screw SamnKs Tuca.U' am Nourilam Mar. 1 'Rynihim Mar.

21 I'nisuain Mar. 2H S'iW Ariisli'i-ilain April 4 VIA sM. S'J n'wny. N. Y.

BERMUDA l.argft and r'incst Ratfis. X- Una FAST TWIV-SCREW l.argft and l-'incst Steamer. l.ownsi rcaies tinsi service i9m- i- llermmla-AllantlvLine. 2M B'way. N.

Y. i Th." Eairle Free Inrnrmation Hnrena. Kull particulars romerninji ail resorts clr- oilars of hotels. railroa.I and ateaieboat time tables ami luiinsla ruiiIps tn be had at ths I KAG1.K KHEE INKOHM.ATION BfREAfa. i HulMlnff.

Brooklyn; East Twenty-thlwl Manhattan, and Washington. Paris and London. The Eagle's "Weather Hureau Station Is prepared (o she information about weather, call 571 Wain (8 A.M. to 6 P.M.). tM Miln tall times).

PRINCIPAL CITIES i Brooklyn. MANSION HOUSE Brooklyn Heights. Select Family and Transient Hotel. Sun Parlor, overlooking Hotel Gardens. Large light rooms, single and en suite, with private baths.

Reasonable rates. SiOTEL MONTAGUE, MONTAGUE HICKS STS. A Modern Family and Transient Hotel. Newly Furnished. EUROPEAN PLAN.

First Class Restaurant. Popular Prices. Service the Best. J. C.

VAN CLEAF, Proprietor. Washington, D. C. 1 European Plan Hotel of Metropolitan Standard of excellence. Within minutes walk of White House and U.

8, Treasury, etc Rooms single and en suite with baths at reasonable rates. Cuisine and service the beat. JOHN T. DEVINB, Prop. LONG ISLAND.

ARE you lookinK fur all tha comforts of a Winter home? Do you know the Crystal Lake House, Freeport. L. Now steam heated, r-11 improvements. Special low rates for Winter and Spring Months. A.

E. FROST, Prop, ATLANTIC CITY. HOTEL CHELSEA Atlantic City, N. J. Ocupying an entire block of ocean front, with obstrui'tl'iri ti the view in the fashionable resident sertit-n; offers the highest sramlant 'if lintel exrtllenee in appointments, cuisine hihI pervii'e.

3(H) luxuriously furnished hotUliatnbeia and suites have privute baths iftvaii and ma water) tut ached. Uflige solarium and dining hall nyerlookliiK the ocean and boardwalk. JrllKh class m-ehes-fra. Milliards, cure, Brill, file. Krench chefs.

Golf privileges, Autos mePt trains. Huoklet and terms upon request. Open all the year. J. B.

THOMPSON CO. Without trniiMt'er or frrrv from Hli St Stntton, i'cniiii. it. n. Short-f'Nt ronto by cut nt 1 II.

H. of J. from it St ami Liberty St Ferric AFTER KEJ.Ntf UiPUR FOR THE PAST FIVE MONTHS. OTEL DENNIS has been thorouhly reflnlshed and mad complete In rverv dotal! AND IS NOW OPEN The new and ftstenslve flrsproof addition win be completed and opened on or about March llr- WALTER J. BUZBY.

ISLESWORTH OCEAN FRONT. VIRGINIA AVENUB. Capacity toO; fresh and sea water In all baths. American or European plan. Orchestra.

Hpeclal early season terms. Alwaya open. Booklet, i'rank M. Phoebus, Manager. WILUAM HIMAN, Proprietor.

CRAND ATLANTIC Ifce Virginia av, near Beach and 6tel Pier. Open surroundings. Capacity (00. Hot and eold sea water baths; larse rooms, aouthern exposure; elevator to atreet level, eun Darlora etc. Hoe- rial no weeklv: I2.fwi 1111 rinllv Rr.bl.r Coaches meet trains.

COOPER LEEDS. JL MOTEL RUDOLF, block ocean front, one of the larEst So. Carolina av and Beach. Capacity, 400. One THE ST.

CHARLES Most location on the. ocean front. Tlln. tlnctlve fci- Its elegance, excluslveness. hliih.

clasp. patronaKo and liberal nianageoient. Sea itiHiraicu UUCKICt. tipen all Tear NKWT.1N HAINES COMPANY. Most modern and leading moderate rate hotel.

New throviBhoat. Oaitacity 350. private baths, vators, steam lieat, aun parlors; exceptional table: white nfvtce. special early aeaen rate. $10, $12 10 up weekly; $: un rtalty; hat.

to $3.4. Bklet. J. P. COPE, HOTEL MONTICELLO Hotel of peflncmcnt rt HomcllKc Comfort rouius.

oj with buth; every comfort; excellent table; splendid location; $2 up dally. Am. lilai; upl. weekly rates. Write for booklet.

I'IiliDUOTlON IN HATES NOW OKFEKUD. HOTEL ABSECON, av, ntkki. imhh. Fheprnnf Ihi-ra sun pari with i bsih: i-o'iivt wnh riiniiiiK v. a tor; elt u.

Jvery par 0 HOTEL STORCK the Oi'un front at Alaryimi'l av; central everything; ranacitv private baths; sieam heat; elevator; mm parlor; tuble a fea-I tun1; special, $10 up weekly. Booklet. YM. J. HT()R The Wiltshire Virginia av and Beach.

Orean view. I Great Iv improved. 3y(. Private baths, i running water tn rooms: elevator: sun parlor. Music, special.

12.a0 up weekly. up dally. Booklet. SAMI tA. ki.IjI.

HOTEL JACKSON Ocean End Virginia A v. pn ail year. American and European plans. Music. Booklet.

J. H. GORMLEY. SEASIDE HOUSE Oy THK OCKAN FRONT. Water Oprn all tho j-ear.

K. P. COOK'S SONS. tiu i cL boscoBEL xrxi? n.iths, eieaiur. fine table.

Write for rii'-i-ial bn klet, menu and souvenir prn-cll. season. Capacity 350. A. E.

MARIOM. ATI WTIi: CITY, .1. JobIhU White Jt Sodn Coiiiianr- Hotel New England icths. levator i sttv Sun I'iiilor. etf.

iujuu tea yii-vcd. ticial running water in Cajiaeiiy. Zak After-iu in r.ttt s. iSjoklut. 1IHYAN WIbl.IA.MH Open All Year, Vir.

tiv, 4th hoiel from Hoardwalk. S8 to itf $2 up daily. Cap. 300. Klevator.

sun pnr-1 ti-. HiM'tns rutniini? water, Sat. to 1-th season. J. E.

DICKINSON', THE LORfiJSE fan fpnt, St. Charl" h'vcen the Hvi I'lprs. Kith RHvl s'ii xv.it.r private a 'in running waiir, el'vnt -v. t'HAR. K.

WAGXEK. FR0NTENAC Kt'tiUi' av anil Iicai'h. i Si fn in tin fniii I'Mi-lor; fl'vat-ir. rtr. up wckly; up daily; Sat.

tu 3. JJovklct. Watts, f. i 1 1 I i ATLANTIC CITY. galeinThall AND COTTAGES HOTEL AND SANATORIUM ATLANTIC CITY, N.

J. Always open. Always ready. Always busy. F.

L. YOUNG. Gen'l Mum New York Office 1122 Broadway Virginia near ths Beach; open alt year. Capacity 250. Impioved and refurnished.

Rooms single or en suite with private bathe; perfect sanitary arrangements; elevator to all floors; sun parlor; table a special feature. Special early season rates. Mrs. N. HAINES, owner and proprietor, UxKEWOOD, N.

J. I.AKKWOOH. IV. J. A famlVy hotel notable for quiet air of domesticity and a homelike atmosphere, Arnholt' SpanKenberf.

RflTTT Lakewood. N. J. Kenned, homellka houses facing park and lake; excel-i AT? AQAT TCi lent table; moderate rates. E.

VailAOaiiJVJ KWjTZEri and Mgr. ST. JAM KM HALl-IN-THB-PIrc. Open all the year to persons desiring rest in the health renewing air of Lakewood. Circular.

blSTKHS OF ST. JOSEPH. TH RAH nSioR 1.A KK WW) I Large, airy rooms, near all attractions; terms reasonable. C. J.

MOHri, Prop; VIRGINIA. HOTEL CHAMBERLIS, OLD POINT COMFORT, THE COMPTvKTE TEAR ROUND RESORT. Booklet! at Aew York Office, 1122 H'vrny Phono 1872 Madison, or address GEO. F. ADAMS, Fortress Monroe.

V. FL0BIDA. WIN'TER T1MK IS TIME. ON IHE EAST COAST OF FLORIDA. EUROPEAN RESORTS.

It Is not ton early to make your arrangements fur a Hprtnsr or Bummer Vara Inn In SWITZERLAND Send I'ontnl for Our Travel Letter N. r.O, expert travel Informal km, illustrated literarure and hotel guhle. All free. SWISS FFiUKRAI. RAII.HOilJ 841 Fifth Stir Vork tit5j LYSE aTaC "lIOTE Parln, Franee.

New York Office. 2S1 Fifth Av. I.VCI.rDE Baden Badel. J'mir Rurnpran trulr: send 2c. postage to Town and Country, 3S9 Flflh New York, for booklet, C0BPOKATI0N NOTICES.

St THE COL'RT, KCO A lu the matter of ihe application of The. City of Xew York relative to autiulrlng title wherever the sanie has not been heroto f.re acquired for Ihe same purpose in fee to the tenements and hereditaments required fur the opening and extending of EAST fciTH ST UK KIT. frtn F.aat New Yrk avenue to Rockaway avenue, excluding the lands of the J.ong Island Railroad Company, In the i9th and 3d wards, Hnrnugh of HriMiklyn. City of New York. Notice is hereby given to nil persons interested in Ihe ah.ive entitled proceeding and to the owner or owners, occupant or occupants of all houses ami lots and improved and unimproved lands affected thereby and to all others whom it may concern, to wit: First That the undersigned Commissioners Estimate have completed their amended estimate nf damage, and that all persons interested In this proceeding, or 'In any of the lands, tenements and hereditaments and prem ises effected thereby, having any objection thereto, do tile their satd objections in writing, duly verified, with them at their oltlce, Nn.

ltW Montague street, tn the Hn rough of Hmoklyn, In The Cltv nf New York, on or before the 27th day of Marrh, 1911, and that the said rnmnilseloners will hear parties so objecting, and for that purpose will be in attendance at their said office on the 29th day of March. lytl, at n'clook A.M. Second That the undersigned Commissioner of Asst'ssment has rompleted his amended estimate of benefit and that all persons interested in this proceeding. In any of th land, tenements and hereditaments and premises affected thereby, having any objection thereto, do tile- their said objections In writing, duly verified, with him at his office. No.

168 Montague street, In the Horough of Brooklyn, in The City of Xew York, on or before the 27th day of March. and that the said commission er will hear parties so objecting, and for that purpose will be in attendance at his said office, on the 4th day of April, 1911, at 10:30 o'clock A.M. Third That tbe Commissions of Assessment has assPBsed any or all such lands, tenements and hereditaments and premises as are within the area of assessment fixed and prescribed as the area of assessment for bene-tlt by ths Board of estimate and Apportionment on tho 8th day of March, 1907. and that the said area of assessment Includes all these lands, tenements and hereditaments and premises situate snl being In the Borough of Brooklyn. In The City of New York, which, taken together, are bounded and described as follows, One-half the block on each side of East fSth street, from East New York avenue to Rock-away avenue, Fmirth Tint the amended abstracts nf said estimate of damage and of said assessment for benefit, together with he damage and benefit maps, anil also all the affidavits, estimates, proofs and other documents used bv the Commissioners of Estimate and hy the Commissioner of Assessment in making the same have hfen deposited lit the Bureau of Street Openings in the Law Department of The City of New York.

No. 16 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, In said city, there to remain until the 6th day of April, 1911. Fifth That, provided there be no objections filed to either of said amended- abstracts, the reports as to awards and as to assessments for benefit herein will he presented for confirmation to the Supreme Court of the State nf New York, Oopartiuent. at a special term i thereof, t. ho held in the County Court House, In the Borough of Brnokhn, In The City of New York, on the day of May, 1011.

at the opening of the conn on that day. Sixthlu casn, however, objections are filed to the freg-dnggg amended abstracts of estimate and assossmont. or to either of them, the motion to confirm the reports as to awards and as to assessments shall stand adjourned to the date tn be hereafter upeelfied In the notice provldf-d in such cases to be given In relation to filing the final reports, pursuant to Sections DM and P4 of the New York Charter, a amended bv Chapter flS of the Laws of VMS, Hated Borough of Brooklyn. New York, March 7, mil. FRANCIS S.

McDTVTTT, YVM. TAYLOR. JOS. H. BREAZNETJj, Commissioners of Estimate.

H. Commissioner of Assessment. Edward Rienelmann, Clerk, mh7 lot osu LEGAL NOTICES. St'l'llKME rorRT, KINGS rOUNTY Km ma A. Warren, plaintiff, apainflt Bookie Sunrinsr rirl others, In pursuance of a jtnlKment of foreclosure and sale duly made anil entered In the above entitled action, and boa rill date the 3d day of March, 1011.

the undoi-Plffiied, the rofpree In aaid Judjt-niont nftnid. will sell at public auction to t.ie htKhf'st bidder, by Thomas Hnvenden, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Heal tate Exchange, o. ISO JbintaRUe ntreot, In the Borouuh of Brooklyn, Cunt of Kings, on Tuesday, the iNth day of March. tiil, at twelve o'clock noon, tiie premises dlreeted by said Judpmont tn be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, pieoe or parcel of land, with ie tuiildinKs and improvements thereon erect rd, sftuato. lyin and being In the Bor-tmgh BroUlyn, I'mmty of KinKs.

City and State nf New York, huunded and described as fallows: RcprlnninK at the corner formed by 'he intern fftion of tho westerly slle of 'heater street with the nvrtherly side of Rlverdaie I favMHip; runnlnc: tin nee westerly along the; nortneriy side nf Hiverdale avenue seventy-; 'with ''hosier street twenty feet; running thence 1 ni'n part the way t.imiich a party wall seventy- foet the "rrrrly side of Chester street; running thenre suithcrlv along the westerly siiie of Ctiestcr ptreei twentv feot to tiie point I or piaeo of brginniiiK. Together with all right. 1 title and interest in und tn the land lying in no street anu r.vonuo in front of and adjoining the saM to the center lines thereof .1 Mareh A. THmm.w roTHV-W. Referee.

T-'hn M. HinVr. l'liihitlff's Aitornev, 4-J (. 'edar i st, Bemtigli of Manhattan. New York City.

tj mhj Tt nrk. by the i.f find free and independent, to A. Walilon, Kmilv Jenkins, Martha Kllznbe-n Williams, Kdward H. Williams, itertrude p. AVIiiiums.

Kllzabeth S. "Williams, l-'loreneo Kthel Will la ins, Iteginald Heber Williams. Kinma Stwart, S. Thomas Williams, cjortnn! Charles H. iiiiams, a imams, send greoting: Whereas, A.

Waldn. of the Borough of Brookivn, County of Kings, his lately petitioned our Sirmati''s Court of the County of Kings, lutv a eoriatn Instrument in writing bearing d.ite the tenth day of December, tftlu, relating t- and j)ersonHl property, duly pioed ns ho bint will and testament of V1CTOH1A WILLIAMS, late of the BoiOURh 1 of Brooklyn, le. Wherefore. Ynii and each of vim are berehv cited tn nupear before our Surri'KUt" of the County (f Kings, nt a I SurroK no's t'nurt to bo held nt tho Hull of Keroro's, lit th" County of Klnps, on the 14th day of Apni. at 10 o'elo.

in tiie fnro-imon. tie-n there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament. In U'st im niy hereof, caused the sa! i'iir SurroEite Court tn be Witness, Jinn. Herbert i'. Ketchiim Surrogate of our (L.

tJ 1 enmity, at the County of Kings. 17th diiv i.f 1'Vlirumy, In the ur ud nne thousand nine hun died and iovph. EDWARD J. BERGEN, 1 Ckrfc uf Ue Surrogate's Court. ttQ-tm I White Star Plymouth Cherboui'K Sioutliamptoa I tft.

Paul. 11, 9:30 A.M. April 1 I t.Vew York April Majestic April 12 May Adriatic. 18, 9:30 A.M. April 19 May 17.

i ijtL from Pier 62, N. R. New York Qu-entown Liverpool. Baltic. Mar.

11, 11 A.M. April May 13 Laurentlc Mar. 25, 11 A.M. April Al.aDtc May A.M. April 29 May 27 Celtlj April 15, 11 A.M.

May i New York and Boston MEDITERRANEAN Akii. Gibraltar. Algiers, Naples. Genoa. tic i ui tnnai Mar.

$. ntwa l.arKeitt Steamer to the Mediterranean. I onM.nl Vftr 18. nnonlCretle Mar. eetor A Pier 03, Ji.R.tWest 23d Btl.N.T.

Bendersoa Bona. M4 "u'a Jacob Orau. tt B'way; O. Btlms. 141 oreeapeiai I REGULAR SERVICES I PHKS.

GRANT Mar. 12, 3 P.M. tKAlSRMIlM Al Ci. VIC.Mar. 10.

10 A.M. A Mar. 23, 2 P.M. PRES. LINCOLN Mar.

31. 10 A.M. tHamburg direct. tL'neicelled Rltz-Carl-ton a la Carte Kestaurant. Gymnasium, Electric Baths, Elevator, Palm Garden.

Will call at Plymouth and Cherbourg. USecond cabin only. Gibraltar, Algiers, Naples, Genoa IS. S. CINCINNATI.

28, 10 A.M. H. S. HAMBl'HO Apr s. s.

mo ltkis fNew, 17,000 tons, equipped with all modern safety appliances. Electric Baths. Gymnasium, Elevator, etc. Tourist Dept. for Trips Everywhere 13 TO 24 DAYS ma.ao it, COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.

OLD DOMINION LINE 1JA1I.V SliKUCK. For Old Point Comfort, ftorfollc. Portsmouth. Pinner's Point and Newport Kews, connecting lor Petersburg, Hlchmond. WashllK ton; D.

and the entire South and West. Freight and Passenger Steamers sail from Pier 25, N. foot ot North Moore at, evtrr week day at 3 P.M. W. WOO PROW.

Traffic Manager. STEAMBOATS. DrtCTfM AN1J POINTS l.V OUd I IyI REW ENGLAND taii Kivrr juine via Newport and Fall River. Lv. Pier 1, N.

(U Warren weelc days and Sundays at 6:00 P.M.: Strs. PLYMOUTH and PROY'lDBNCB. Orches. on each. Norwich Line via New London.

Lv. Pier 40, N. ft. Clarkson week days. only.

t.OO P.M.; Pier 70. E. ft. E. 22d P.M.; Strs.

MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE. New Haven Line for New Haven. Hart-ford. 6prtngneld and North. Week days only.

Lv. Pier 28. E. 8:45 P.M.; St. CHESTER W.

CHAPIN. Brtdcreport Line. Week days only. Pier 27. E.

11 A.M.: Str. NAUOATUCK. TICKETS AND STATKROOiYlS AT 171 BROADWAY, N. Y. JOY LINE1 Providence direct, $2.40 Every week day 6:30 P.M., Pier II.

East River NEW MANAGEMENT. Improved Service. City Ticket Office, 20 Broadway, N. T. RED BANK Lva.

Franklin St. Pr. 24, N. dally, P.M.; Battery. 3:55 P.M.; Sunday boats dlv continued.

LEGAL NOTICES. THK PEOPLE OF THE STATE3 OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and lncit-pndPnt To John Q. fltraub, Louise Eltrl, Minnie Straus, WHhelin Straub and Minnie St ran if living, and ff dad, any and all unknown persons, heirs at law and next of kin ot said Minnie Htraub and of Albert Straub, deceased, who are and whose nftmea or parts of names and place or places of residence are unknown and cannot with due dill-genre be ascertained and tn all persons interested in the estate of Albert Straub, deceased, send greeting. YVhereao, Hugo Goll-mar of Kings County, New York, has lately petitioned our Surrogate of the County of Kings to have a certain Instrument in writing, bearing date the 17th day of June, one thousand nine hundred and ten, relating to real and personal property, dulv proved as the last will and testament of ALBERT STRAUB, late nf the County of deceased. Wherefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court, to be held at' the Hall of Records, In the County of Kings, on the 25th day of April, one thousand nine, hundred and eleven, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament and let such of the above as are infants or of unsound mind, then and there show cause why a special guardian should not be appointed to appear for them on the probate of said last will and testament.

In testimony whereof we have caused the seal of our Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. "Witness, Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of (L. our Haiti County, at the County of Kings, the day of February, In tho year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eleven.

EDWARD J. BERGEN. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Gustavus S. Smith.

Attorney for Petitioner. 1.14 Broadway, Brooklyn, X. Y. mh6 fit THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independentTo Eliza H. -Tones.

Clara E. Green. Mary E. McDonald, Frederick Lane, William B. Lane Charles William Lane, Thomas Henry Lane, Henrietta Celina Iane, Marie Audrey Lane and lid ward Lane, send greeting: Whereas, John A.

pLiIlork of the Borough of Brooklyn, in the County of Kings, has lately our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings to have a certain instrument In writing, bearing date the thirteenth day of June, relating to real and personal property, dulv proved as the last will and testament of JOHN LANE, late of the County of Kings, deceased. Wherefore, you and each of you at hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings at a Surrogate's Court to be held at the Hall of Records In the Borough of Brooklyn on the 24th day of April. 1911. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament; and that the above named Infants then and there ehow cause why a special guardian should not be appointed to appear for them on the probate said last will and testament. In testimony whereof we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

Witness. Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of (L. our said county, at the Borough of Brooklyn, tho 4th day of March, In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eleven.

EDWARD J. BERGEN. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Henrv M. Dater.

Attorney for Petitioner. To. Wall street. New York City, mh6-6t I. PVRSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon.

Herbert T. Ketcham. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claim against JOHN FORD, late of the County of Kings, deceawd. that they, are required to exhibit the ejime, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his place of transacting business, at the office of his attorney. Walter Westall.

No. 60 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, on or before the 19th day ot Juno next Dated December 1910 MOM MOUTH F. LYON. Executor. Walter W.

Westall. Attorney for Executor, No. 60 Wall street. New York, dl2-26t IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Herbert T.

Ketcham. Surrogate of the Count of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according tu law, to all persons having claim against JOHN F. FARRELL. late of the Omnty of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting business. Number 44 Court street.

In the Borough of Brooklyn, on or before the rth dav of Julv. next. Dated January 8. 1911. ELIZABETH GERTRUDE FARRELL.

Administratrix. John Judge, Attorney for Administratrix, Court' street. Brooklyn, JaS fm na IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon Herbert T. Ketcham. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law, to nil persons having claim against HI OH BUTLER, late of the Couat of Kings, deceased, that they are required exhibit the B'lme, with the vouihi thereof, io the subscriber, at No.

Pina-iway, Bor ough of Manhattan. City of New York, un or before the loth 3ay June UHl. -Dated. 5, JAMES F. BUTLER.

Executor. Con vera Kulin, Attorneys rr Executor, tt" atreet. Ktv ork City. E7j 1 1 1 anil of Past lieeent p.tc. Hill 'eadlns; hotels.

and cold sea baths; Jlfclnt debtor Hlil he ro- and public. sun el nearly welcome from a large nvrrlooklns the sea. Orchewra. Early season gatherng of Arcanumites from several r.ney. extra charge for unc of baths.

Al-councils. Among thorn were grand offl- TrKvYi' t'AN' cers Tierney, Vega, Daniels, De Gray and several lesser lights. At the close of the I HrTPI IPHnilfsI business of the loiige, Grand Officer Tier- I 1 1 V7 1 LtLt IIUUlUIJ made a few brief remarks on fra- tern ty. The orator then called tition 01 lne nluaern ano up-io-uute. iw oaean-.

si n. i ailed upon Me bnlh mnnlna; hheffleld, who in a plain ond compre- water in rooms. Elevator, steam Heat. Music, hensive manner gave a verv interesting i tinn parlr- 'lte servbe. Early season rates, instructive address on ihe principle.

-tP weekly. Booklet. w. F. SHAW.

PRINZ FRIEDRICH WILHELM Sails March 7 for LCNDOH PARIS BREMEU S. S. Koenig Albert Sails March 18 for Gibraltar, Algiers, Naples, Genoa Cuiiuccduim tor Iftypt, ludia aud Fnr Masit. Wtrclcaaand Nabniarine Slsjnala 'io Lomloitt Pflpi JUreuien. Express Sailing Tuesdays, 10 A.M.

I'rinz P. Mar. 7 K'prinst Wm Mar. 14 K'prinz April Kaiser win. ii.Apr.w Bremen Direct.

Twin-Screw arn. iti Xieten.Mar. 23 German George Washington Mar. 30 Huon Apr. 6 "Calls at Plymouth and Cherbourg.

RAIriMORK-BHKMEN DIRECT. One Cabin Twin Screw Steamer Sailing every Wednesday Tn Olbrnltnr, Al el era, aiIea and Genoa. fallings Sat' dys. 11A.M. K.

Ainort Mar. 18 K. Uulse Mar. -3 Herlin inew) Apr. 1 Lloyd Frlfdrlch ilr Grusse, Apr.

8. "Omits Gibraltar. Cruise to Mediterranean, Black Sea and Caucasus, from GENOA, April 28 to MAY 30. Polar Cruise, within less than 10 of the Pole, from BREMEN, July 18 to August 16. Write for Illustrated Booklets.

Independent Around the World lour. Traveler' check sood all over the world. Oelrlch A Gen. 5 B'way, J. Lehrenkraus A Boni, 35) Fulton J.

Scheldt, 931 B'way; H. F. Koeh, 41 B'way; Alfred Earnheim, 720 B'way. Bklya M)W YORK PORTO RICO S). 8.

CO. Weekly Passenger Service to San Juan, P. R. ((, aiAMO Mar. 11 i'oh i'o nrto Mar.

18 SAX JUAN Mar. i.iM-; 4 ('OA MO April 1 Siiedal ld-flny tour, 1110, covering all expenses. Rnst of iiiodfrn accorntnodatlons; exceptional culflne. All steamers equipped with wireless. Hailing from Pier 35.

fiklyn, nr. Hamilton Ferry, nt 1' nonn. office, 12 B'way, N. Y. Phone iesrBroR(l.

Branca Ticket Office, 290 B'way. MOW YIIHK AXI CTBAMAII, S. S. CO. New 10,000 ton twin-screw express steamships" from New York to HlVAn "AltI I every Thursday and Saturday.

I.I SiK I YVeekly for other Cuban ports. To YKB.l I'll! via t'KU- (iHKSO, JIRXICO. every Thursday. To TYI I'K'O, the lmnie of the Tarpon, every Vrhiny. YVeekly service to NASSAU during Jlan-h.

General office. Pier 14, N. Tlrkct office, Pier 13. E. N.

Y. Branch nfficc. Broadway. N. Y.

Vp Hound Trip From New York. i.win screw S. S. "Berniuilinn," 6,50 loiiM. sails every "W'eUneBday, 11) A.M.

Bilge keels, electric fane, wireless telegraphy, l-astest, newest and only Steamer landing paj ecngera at the dock in Bermuda. WliST INOltS ew S. S. 'CJulnim'' sails April first, nml other steamers fortnightly for St. Thomas.

St. Croix, St. Kltts, Antigua. Guad- loupe, Dominica. Martinique, St.

Lucia, Bar. kadoa Diiueiara. Fnr Illustrated pamphlets apply ui A. K. OTTERBR1DGE lien'I Ants.

(Incbeo S. S. 2 Uriillilnuy, New orkt J. 1.EHREN-KIIAI SONS. I'nlton street, or nny Ticket Aitent, or UliKUEO S.

8. 1.1 iliicbec In Taria travelers will Dud the Ensle Bureau at 53 Rue Cniulion, where nuy kind of infor-miition ooiiceriiing jileasure resorts, I'allwHj'H, nutomobllo uaragea, ho. tplp, schools, and pocket puide to 1'nris and a European Itcsort Directory can be obtained free. Names registered at Eagle raris Bureau ore cabled to the Eagle the same day. In London, similar information can be obtained at the Brooklyn Eagle Otllee, 3 Regent street.

Xiivlirnzlone ftencrale Itnllana VELOCB ITALIAN LINES 21-1'4 tilale N.Y. 11 ITALIA Societa dl Navlgaslone a Vapore To Naples, and Genoa Direct 1 H.noon. Mar. IS. VAneona, Mar.

-3. All large, new Twin Screw Steamers. SOI.ARI fc COM PAX TheKoyal Mail Steam Packet Co. iVlRlCr byN.wTwm8cfiwH.M.8.P. 11,078 tonn.

IfinGOG from New Y'ork. March 33, KjI UliJViJ i days, visiting YVeat Indies. Cuha. Jamaica. ES Porto Rico, Bermuda.

i-JInc Sanrlersnn Son. aitsjiHi.i3 2 stale N. Y. LAMPORT HOLT LINE THE WORLD'S GREAT GARDEN ItlO IK J.4HKIIIO, BAVHW, MO 11 VIUFO. HI I VOIj IlKS A IIU.HARIO.

Hy tlif New und Fust PnHSftiuer Steamers of th! LAMPORT HOLT IvINE Hailing from New Vork. 6tti and 2ih of esfh month. K'r rates. Mc. npidy local ticket A ferns, or A Onernt Agenls aoi rrmJuc-e Kxi-liiingc, ew work North I i- street police stations were out to the council.

them from overrunning the fire lines. LEAGUE GIVES BALL. Young Folks of Emanu-El Temple Dance at Imperial. The sixth annual hall of the Young Folks League of Temple Kmanu-El of Borough Park was he'd on Sunday night in the ballroom of the Imperial, Pulton Hreet and Boerum place. About three hundred young people of the bogue, with their friends, composed the party.

The committee for the ball nas composed of A. Ralph Greene, chairman; Mils Matilda G. liavid. secretarv. and Alfred Schenker, Miss May Opler, Morns Reception to State Officers cf Daugh-S.

Suckno. Miss Bessie Spitcllnk, Yetta Ooldman and Sol Kronherg. The of Lerty tn East New York, latter also served as director. Knrest Park Council m. Daushters iiic 1 1 in ii i ii iii r.

ii nir is well Known mi tiie insurnnco world aiuj is a so thoroughly vcrsod in the fratcrmu Hie iraicrnol systmn, ho at- iractci tho closo aitcmion of iho nvm hers. Manv (itiostiona wrrc nskr.1 him, i iu in a un I satisfactory manner. A vole of thaultti was extended him or the favor bestowed! Greenpoint Lodge, F. and A. M.

GtceniMin; Lodge a sta'cd com-muniration on evening, the 31 lust. The work of the evening was the first degree and was conferred by Wor. 1'ro. McCaffrey a'vt a hi II stmt of officers. The attendance was very large and a number of propositions were acted upon.

There were present and assisted in the work of the evennlg K. W. K. J. Adams and J.

H. Rollins and W. Charles II. Gill of Reliance. Others wh-i wore present and inviied to the Km: were Wnr.

Bros. Bccbe and barber of Grconpsitu and Fitzlcr of Baltic. On Thursday even- the H'fh Jnst tlio sp'OikI ilesmo be and midd.e cham- lecture will be delivered by Senior vill Klbert. jot Liberty, will ender a reception to im- oueciior ami nor exect tive siaff at the council rnont Tyrlan Tem-)lc, Pennsylvania avenue, bet ween snvci ati.i -avenue, Monday IcvtninK ncxi. it houb iastituted but more tha.i a nr, Fmrst I'ark Coun- 1 il has taken j.la,-..

in the front rank -with older conn iis b.r't financially and i lo me apprciation of the Irinor of tiai'i offieers wita ithem next rijlr. ihe rnunei! i fully 1 ntiingly 1 will he Thi look T'i's ins. r.l I i I'lW'-- to a ft 01 nnqutiH- Star of ethic hem Lodso, T. find A. H.

WilS il finla tire ill nf HoihlrhMi. iir.tt in th.1 jToniplo. (1n Krl'luy f-vMiiii. Rnbt-r't. (i, Kit'i-niiiirr prosj.l.-il nl transacted ttn- tlic rvcniiiK.

Tli" niterrM an- pivntn-e (i. L'i'ee was mi erred by th senior ward'-i, tiro, jntm KejJ. The apron was prrsinfed Wnr, Itro. tnaier ana the worlims by Wor. Ftro Polish of I.e.ini;;on.

Wor. lira. 1'ulver-inacljer Zert-dntha. af-sisi. in the 1'resini were It, W.

.1 ItuRsbni totii and W. William Ii. Sutton- Wor, llro.s. P. I'onih nf Kexin.rton.

J. PnlveriiKM her of Zer- Ii. K. ronk- J. T.

IloniMiis. 3. i.u;.;eti. J. John ('.

j. W. 11 in in 'A olfi' Star of HiMhlehMii. I. W.

C-uldilmrpe of Adytum, and L. Stork of Hiy Brooklyn Chapter, E. A. M. The members of Tiroeklvn f'haptfr.

R. A. will have Ladies Night" in the Temple on Monday evening, i nst rrst class talent has been encaged and aiti-r the cntvriainment there will be I p.ife I On to i etc. Era i. THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snake, of I65 Wit loughby avenue, celebrated their liftieth anniversary and golden wedding on Fri dy evening at their home. was a reunion of the family, which is a large one. and the evening was spent pleasantly.

The house was prettily decorated. Mr. and Mrs. H. Saake received many presents in gold and flowers.

At 2 o'clock supper was enjoyed. Dancing and HtninK then continued until an early hour of the morning. Among those present were: L. Graban, her only living siMor. and the children; Mr.

and Mrs. W. Mayer. Dr. and Mrs.

Kobbr. Ir. and Mrs. Kohler, Frank Saake, Mr. and Mrs.

George V. llaller, Mr. and Mrs. Sehwent, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Saake. Mr. and Mrs. Kohler, Miss I. Kohler.

Miss Kohler, William Saake, Mr. and Mrs. John Mark and children, Mr. and, Mrs. A Repp.

C. Repp. L. Repp, Miss Ida Kohler! Mr. and Mrs.

Casper, Charles Saake, Miss Ford. INFORMATION BUREAU NOTES. G. Frank Copo, manaRpp of tho Kitta tinny Hotel, at Delaware Water Gap, aonounees that his furty-room aniifx is now opn. The main hotel is under-soing extf-nsivc improvrmMits and will h.

oppn April 1,1. 1 ven thus early in th Reason gnosis find trur. UeliRlu at this resort. The roads from New Vork. Philadelphia and other puint a makn he Kittatlnny I he object ive point of hun-flreds of motor oar tourisis, and for their cuivpiilonrn a apodal road map has been prepared and ntll be mailed by Mr.

Coje id ijuiyoue writing for It. 1 FOR PORTO RICO Ftenmshlps of tea Red Line will sal! from Pier 11. Brooklyn, for San Juan. Porto RJos; YVt'dnotidiiy, March lo, nom t'aractis Wodnewlay, Marrh noon For freiKht and passage apply BLIH9. DALLETT 0..

fiyM Wnar Wall N- I'HIMDAI) MK. New Tfork to Grenada, Trinidad und Demerara. I "i Almvh (1 TRINIDAD SHIPPING AN'U TRADING CO LJi as firoaawajr..