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A THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE NEW YORK WEDNESDAY JANUARY 16 1924 CORPORATION NOTICES FOREC-EOSUKJES 20RP0RATI0J sre Municipal Buildiag Telephone 450 Worth C-I) ja? lat oaaAhcl THE YOUNG DOUGLASES COUNTY In thVeS by The atVlNwnt Prcaptct pi died Jan 124 leaving an estate of unknown value to a nloce Lena Bocae two stepchildren William Effertz and Mrs Char lea Mets and a son Edward on Michaikowsky JOHN FORT IS Cornelia at died Dec It 1123 leaving an estate of over 61000 to three aona Lucky Puzzle Solvers Answers to Puzzles Published in The Junior Eagle on By HELEN HUGHES ana premises titcate on by 2th aveuu- be2-iiill at reeta Borocg xor i amy selected a J4 Notice he'rtb? Phil comes home wet and tired He Is disgusted to find that Hetty nera resDectlveK2SU ested In the real iTt Is sought to be JoliS' Sunday Jan 6 and the List of Boys and Girls Who Win Twenty Credits for Solving Them Correctly The answer to A GREAT of thStat c4 N-t TJ! Term tn- Trtv tJfft IN PURSUANCE OF SKCTTON 1318 the Greater New York Charter the Comptroller The City of New Yirk hereby gives public notice to all persons owners of property affected by the following asses ments for LOCAL IMPROVE MIHJTS la tne BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN: SECTION OTSEGO ST BASINS at the corner of Beard at and at the rf corner ot Halleck st Area of asjessmeut affects Blocks 613 and 613 SECTION CROWN BT PA VINO from Albany are to Troy ave Area ot assessment affects Blocks 1412 1413 1417 and 1418 CARROLL ST SEWER from Schenectady to Utlca aves Area oi assessment affects Blocks 1415 and 142 SEWER IN TROY AVE Between Union st and East New York ave In Carroll St between Troy ave aad 370 feet westerly: in Montgomery at between Troy ave and Summit west of Troy ave Area of assessment affects Blocks MM 1401 1406 1407 1412 1413 1417 1418 "What's the matter with Pete?" "He didn't get here until late we would have frozen if Bertha hadn't looked after tho furnace Pete told her people hired -him last night as soon as it commenced to snow Why diin't we think of it?" "Think of it? Why didn't we stay in town The idea of living in such a place in winter only one available man to do for a dozen families! It's the last time you'll ever influence me when it comes to a place to live I'll promise you! Is dinner ready?" To ohtAin thf erprlits the en ty of Klnga fcarVVSwS? testimony and nroof 1 JMturbi-of New Tork anr WTa? i sen who have tpLV ceeding eomnletS aEi AIRPLANE MAKERS BUY NAVY PLANT IN BALDWIN The Ordnance Works plant on Brooklyn ave Baldwin I which was used during the war as a Navy manufacturing station has been purchased by the Cox Klemin Aircraft Corporation of Flushing According to one of the officials of the corporation contracts totaling more than $600000 have been awarded to then! by the government a efflce of the Clerk of the County of Kings I the undersigned the referee in said judgment named will aell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange No 189 Montague street In the Borough of Brooklyn County of Kings City of New York by Nathaniel Shuter auctioneer on the 6th day of February 1 8 1' at IS o'clock noon On that date the premises directed by aatd judgment to he scld and therein described as followa: All that certain lot piece or parcel of land with the buildings and Improvements thtreon erected situate lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn County of Kings City and State of New York bounded and described as followa: Beginning at a point on the southerly aide of McDoaough street opposite the center of a party wall which point la dirlant seventy-two (72) feet nine irches westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southerly aide of McDonough atreet with the westerly side of Ralph avenue running thence southerly parallel with Ralph avenue and part the distance through the center of a party wall eighty (80) feet thence westerly parallel with McDonough street seventeen (IT) feet eeven (7) inches more or loss to a point in continuation at the center line of another party wait thence rrrtherly parallel with Ralph avenue and part of the distance through the center of aald party wall eighty S0) feet to the southerly side of McDonough street and thence eaaterly along the southerly side of McDonough street seventeen 117) feet seven (7) Inches more or less to the point or place of beginning Said premises being AMERICAN STATESMAN is: Hamilton The answer to DIAMOND IN DIAMOND is: Cores tire list of names must be mailed or brought to Aunt Jean within four weeks from date of publication compel saticn wruca by The City of Tortilal owners of the real li twLS in this proceeding aid tranarrnt a mm so ascertained ti-S crtpt of estimate aST "Yes" She was glad Phil's thoughts had gravitated as usual to Jotenh Tanella Jack Taroey Alfred 11422 1423 and 1426 to 142 Tomes Dorii Tweeddale Angelina Tanella Edward Tegtmeyer Doris Tur nis rood He be better natured after he had eaten has been unable to persuade Pete to shovel the Walks It bad snowed steadily all night It was still falling when Phil left in the morning and a strong wind was piling it in drifts "Nice time 111 have wading through those drifts to the station" he grumbled "This living in the country in the winter is no joke for a man who has to get out early!" "Perhaps it won't be so bad" Petty fluttered to the window to gasp as she saw how deep the snow was how it had drifted right up to the door "It wili be about as bad as it can be unless people stayed up all night to clear it away and I don't imagine they did! -Where in the world are my goloshes? Good thing I was forehanded enough to buy a pair" "Here they are dear don't you remember I said I'd put them la the hall closet "No I don't remember anything about them! Just look at that snow come down" "Isn't it Dretty It's so white and aaxaag- map used by ssSTSX? trial of said procei'P 2 aeveral sums rarest bowgiS lth the names of Jf a-certairred Said aT cated the 5th darraai ner Veronica Vallely Richard Varian How arrt Vlehman "111 call Pete and you'll see how quickly I'll get him after those drifts WHO WANTS THIS KXTTKN? Dear Aunt Jean Do you know of any child who would like to have a maltose kitten? Will appreciate it if you will publish this notice in the Junior Eagle The kitten is very playful and I am sure one of your little club members will be glad to have it Can be had any He took advantage of you It Was Jchn Wefer Helen Wehnau Helen "Wilson Charles Ward Jr Norman Viebe William Wood James Weir Louis signed by Hon Russell asTS tri'aVV? SECTION It VANDERVOORT AVE SEWER from Anthony st to Lombardy at Area of assessment affects Blocks 2311 131 818 and 2836 SECTION 14 MALTA ST SEWER from Stanley ave to Lorraine ave Area of assessment affects Blocks 4342 4343 SECTION IS SEWERS IN FENIMORE ST frotu Noe-trand to Kingston aves In HAWTHORN ST from Brooklyn ave to KlBg-rton ave and In KINGSTON AVE frorr Hawthorne at to Rutland road Arm of assessment affects Blocks 4809 to :2 4814 ti 4829 4821 and 4829 Wohlberg Marlon WuersMin Llllian wu-liftins Frances Whitmore Gertrude A Wlilpp Leroy Wolf Maty Warnke known aa ana oy tne street number iS4 time during the day or evening by ffccDonough street Said promises are subject to Building age map togcthe- wlrA tJ7s? which the same la btd EaZ office of the Clerk of 'the cLSJ1 on the 7h clay of TJecVmW inspection of Notice is hereby farh J5f? Js City of New York oriy bjt like ice in the train it's a wonder 1 don't have pneumonia" "What did Pete say?" Phil turned a frowning face at her question "Flatly refused to come out again tonight Says hes tired out will do what he can in the morning IN THE MORNING!" sarcastically "We'll be snowed in by morning" An uncomfortable dinner followed the silence only broken bv Phil's Zone Restrictions and Regulations contained in resolution or ordtnance adopted bv the Board of Estimate and Annortlnn- applying to Mrs Suydam 412 Jefferson ave Brooklyn Yours very truly Suydam 1 Hymen Appel Dorothy Albert Raymond Andrews Edith Adelman Lcttte Ambroski Annabel A pier Mary Androwski Elizabeth Alexander Marie Alpern Helen Anderson Adtra Amdrowski Josephine Alexander Henrietta Alpern Elinor Bean Mildred Bracken Gerald Brown Josephine Boglloll Mary Bren-- ncr Robert Bedford Catharine Backer Gertrude Behneke Edward Bearnett Wit-Ham Bell la George Bnllwinkle Rulla Blau-sleln Walter Bailey Elisabeth Beavan Msry Beyer Irwin Boylan Mildred Brill' Jesse Bennett Annette Barnett Eugene Hrrtr1 Florence Bullwlnkle Beatrice Ercwn Marie Bosrlioti Gertrude Bevat Beyer France Becker Blearier Behneke Harold Bailey Mildred Belli? Marie Brady Charlotte Cattani Edwina Crowen Henrietta Crome Gertrude Carey Margaret Costcllo Grace Catanio Sarah Croes Ethel Cerrar Helen Cunniff Walter Cul linsn Ralph Corso Charles Cattani mil Cream Angela Caporala Edward Day Cbltty Florence Cassoc Eleanor Catanio Joha Conca Margaret Corral Mary cavanagh Helen Conway Agnes Curran James Church Maurice Creem William Caporale Catherine Costello Dorothy Casson Rita Creighton Josephine Cores Vincent Campbell Daniel Cullinan Mildred Conway Edward Corso t- Anna Dorfman Marjorie Darken Solomon Daiell Agnes Daly Maurice Dud'ey Kuilly Diemer Louis Daiell Esther Dush-an Helen Dwyer Robert Doremue Charles Tie Nike Florence Doreraus Marion Ucve Sarah Daiell Mildred Dally Veronica 1 'ircen Marie Doran Agnes Devlne An-ia rient of The City of New York on Julv "Hi nFfil -a- 7 -BMlja vl 1 26th 1916 and amendments thereto now LQ4 far "Va 1 in force ana errect ana to covenants and restrictions contained in Instrument re LEGAL NOTICES el rded In the Kings County Register's soft so different from the snow in publication of this of January 1924 tort? tkL1! to the same la wriSS In tue manner rHnina iT lea John White Harry Wheeler Dorothy Williams David Whitmore Frederick Whipp Hfelen Weir Edward Warnke Mary White Marshal Wheeler Paul Eric Wiberg Jchn Zaccarellt Josephine ZaccareHI Lillian Ziring The ten-credit winners are: Albert Anna Albert Beyer Robert Connolly Olive Docken Kathryn Ecke Bernadette Fox James Garrett Jack Garrett Edward Horan Mildred Hornl Clarence Langer Helen Martin Anna McCourt Gladys Pearlman Evelyn Roberta Bernard Rubin William Rickerby Elizabeth Stone Louise Squeo Elizabeth Schrleck Muriel Simmons Russell Sifciners Jack Taylor Edith Wheeler I town There it turns to mua ana AVENUE PAVING from Notrand ave to New York ave Area -f assessment affects Blocks 4947 4945 449 496 1 4966 and 4966 BAST 42D ST SEWER between Chnrch and Snyder aves Area of assessment affects Blocks 4895 and 486 LENOX ROAD SEWER from East 3lh st to East 98th st Area ot tsseatment atYects Blocks 4669 4661 462 4570 47i and 472 BROOKWN AVE SEWER freir Far-re gut road to Flatbush Wator Works Area of assessment affects Blocks 4982 slush in an hour" "Tea and there we have cars and verification of pleadlagThi i aa tlnr forth the real proerVi-KS 21 objector ard his PwBo a22 orace in juioer isu or conveyances pace 29S In ao far aa the aame may now be In force and effect Dated Brooklyn New York January 10 1924 DAVID OROBERO Referee Cullen A Dykman Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and Address 1T7 Montague Street Borough of Brooklyn City of New York Jal4-7t mw SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF New York County of Kings Vlncenso Buonocore sometimes known as Vincent and James Buonocore plaintiff against Florence Dunphy Buonocpre defendani Summons Trial desired In Kings County Action for absolute divorce To the abo-namod defendant: You are heroby summoned to answer tho complaint In tnia action and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty busses to get about in to say notn-ing of taxis We have to wade "me witn the Clerk of Kings and within the a-iti si -a upon the Corporation Coubsil jSJ'" I cf New York at his officixk itlll in snow up to our waist where" "Pete will soon be here to look days after the service of this summonr COUNTY COURT KINGS COUNTY Robert O'Connor as administrator with the will annexed of the goods chattels and credits of Mary A O'Connor deceased 7 'vi wi sees saaSUav "al excluslve of the day of service and in case after the furnace and 1 11 get him to shovel us out Don't look so cross dear it isn't far to the sta -Notice S3 hereby further or your failure to appear or answer judgment will be taken against you by default tion tor the relief demanded In the complaint Dated October th 192L JAMES FAWCETT Plaintiffs Attorney Dushan Joseph Durand Charlotte AJeegsn Ktrold Doremus Edward Dove Thomas Dudley George Dicmer Mary DriseoK i Dorothy Darrtngrand Taseph Devtnt Florence Dwyer Vincent Durand Veronica I 'w day af January UM clock In the forenoon of thaiL eron thereafter a otmse! a Li' thereon the Corporatism City of New York will wpmSSjfS etll Benedict the JusticaS aI5g- Court signing said traaasH "Too far for comfort on such a mornine I'll say! Telephone Pete PICTURE PRIZE WINNERS too Credit Office and Postofflce Addrees No SS ran TSi I nnrnthr -TCIrlrHoff 1 nenry sian nm ria-ien Court street Brooklyn New York To Florence Dunphy Buonocore defend -iSlja!" Wart JiB' BUzabet Emanuel Bertha Eidmsa the Kings Countr Com-i ant The foregoing summons is served to come right over Have him watcn the furnace eloscly Tve a notion it'll turn cold after this is over And have him keep the walks shoveled If he stays here all day" bnrg Mildred Russell Lechner Katherine Moore Borough of Brooklyn Citv upon you by publication pursuant to an Helen Buecher to fix a time when aatd Jsataaa the partite ao objacttsar order of Hon Harry Lewis Justice of the Suoreme Court of the State of New "Don't worry dear ni auena York dated the 14th day or December Dated the 8th day of Jastan I Borough of Brooklyn City fMeRJJi GEORGE NICHoSastM I9t3 ana niea witn the complaint in tne to it" ofnee of the Clerk of the County or Kings After watchine Phil flounder 49 and 5000 SECTION 16 4TH ST SEWER from lUa to ICth aves Area ot assessment affects BUcki 6364 and 6366 SECTION 17 66TH ST PAVING from 11th tw 7h aves Area of assessment affect Bl cks (763 6753 6769 and 5T60 67TH ST SEWER from ttb to 21-rt avea Area of assessment affects Blocks 5495 and 6500 SECTION 1 SEWER In 3D ST from Jst ave to Bay Parkway and In BAY PARKWAY from 83d st to SSth at Area assessment affects Blocks 6380 533i 625 84 6336 77TK ST SEWER from 11th to 13th avea Area of assessment affec'a Blocks 6231 and 6242 SECTION 26 EAST 17TH ST SEWER from Avenue to Avenue Area of assessment affects Blocks 67 36 and 6737 SECTION 21 EAST 37TH ST SEWER from Avenue to Avenue Area of assessment affects Blocks "6S6 and 7637 SECTION EAST 31ST ST SEWER from Avenue to Avenue Area cat assessment affects Blocks 7636 snd 7637 That the above assessments were confirmed by the Board of Assessors on Jano-aiy 8 124 and entered January I 1924 In the Record of Titles or Assessments krnt in the Bureau for tbe CcPetion of at the County Court House In the Borough 163 Plerrenont through the snow until turned the corner Bettv went to the telephone grumbling and Betty's nervous attempts to placate him Dinner finished Phil donned overshoes and thick gloves Taking a shovel he had brought up from the cellar he went out without speaking The wind screeched and howled The snow still fell Several times Betty went to the door and begged bim to come in and rest to let the remainder go until morning But it was 11 o'clock before he stopped "I can't do another lick!" he declared "Now I suppose as a finish to my pleasant evening I'll have to wrestle with the furnace Who was it that wrote of the JOTS of country life? If he had consulted me he would have spelled it h-e-1-1! JOYS" "I know It was dreadful for you Phil but they don't have such storms often Madge said "I know what she said without your telling me! Boosting thacoun-try! But Fm through! one more experience like this and into town we go" While Phil was looking after the furnace Betty made hot chocolate and set out a supper for him He would be hungry after working so hard "Glad ju thought of getting roe something to eat My but I'm sleepy! I rather think Pete won't think he's quite so Important when he sees the dandy Job Tve done Does his sort good to learn they're not necessary It's stopped snow lng so we won't need him in the morning That chocolate Just touched the spot! If I don't go to bed I'll fall asleep standing on my feet Shoveling is a great little sleeping powder" (Copyrirht 1921 by Eaatment) or rooKiyn uity ana state or New Yorit Dated Brooklyn New York December lyn City of New York 60 Credits Dorothea Raehle Bernard Rubin Helen Andrews Thomas Creem Rita Boucher Bemadette Fox Frederick Munk Donald Fay Eleanor Flynn Robert r-cdewie 10 Credits Ruth Halltday Veronica Dineen Helen Johnson Dorothy Staats Mabel' Johnson Irving Phllippateln Irene O'Brien Dorothy Roby Dorothy Saftord Norman Pete's wife told her he had been out pamun agmnsr wiuemorse Realty CO Inc et a defendants Notice of aale In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above-entitled action and bearing date the 15th day of December 123 I the undersigned the referee in said judgment named will sell at public auction to the highest bidder by Nathaniel Shuter auctioneer at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange No 18 Montague atreet In the Borough of Brooklyn County of Kings City of New York on the 17th day of January 1324 at 12 o'clock noon the premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as followa: Atl that certain lot pleco or parcel of land with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected situate lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn County of Kings City and State of New York bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of President street distant 300 feet easterly from tho corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of President street with the eaaterly aide of Kingston avenue: running thence northerly parallel with Kingston avenue and part of the distance through a party wall 124 feet 7 Inches thence easterly parallel with President atreet 29 feet thence southerly parallel with Kingston avenue and part of the distance through a party wall 124 feet Inchea to the northerly aide of President street and thence westerly along the northerly aide of President street 20 feet to the-point or place of beginning Together wtlh all the right title and interest of the mortgagor of In and to President street 'ying In front of and ad istn uza JAMES FAWCETT Plaintiff Attorney for hours shoveling Never nana SEALED BIDS WILT TW he was sure to be along soon to look Office and Poatofflce Address No S3 City of New York at his is T- after tho furnace Court street Brooklyn New York dll-sy Municipal Building ManhattaaTL Wiebe Anna Dorfman Marian Wuerstlin The house became cniuy fote THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF New York by the grace of God free and had not vet shown up Betty per THCsWDAY JANPAaY Irving Goldberg violet Campbsia Dorothy Maurer Lillian McCauley Gertrude Cstrey Edith Pilcher Helene Johnson Independent To Charles Moellch Jr suaded Bertha to look at the furnace and out on some coal She longed Edna Hartng Mabel Haring West Side FOR FURNISHING ANT Heien Green Constance Malley Helen Presbyterian Church of Englewood Henry MILK AND CREAM TO THID17 Zuber Peter Kieffer Charles Crane Martin Harold Teale Margaret Martin L0 ver clear the SnOW from Helen Bigoney Vincent Campbell Wll- tf Hr-l hurl Ham Krack Harold Spallnger Edwin the front door but the girl had Catherine Dorval Edward Crane Percy vr rv JVWaSaBBBB AND PUBLIC WELFARE The time for the Crane Frank Crane and Fidelity Union Trust Company Send greetiag: Whereas Gertrude Moellch who resides at 176 grumoiea over tag iuruauc nun ouc didn't dare tracts la from February 1st 11 ruary 29th 1924 1 It was after 10 o'clock when Pete Grand avenue Englewood New Jersey has Retterson Jim Gavett Mildred Steven-sen Dorothea Kaplan John Finn Veronica VaUely Thomas Daly Harry Feinstein Charles Knudaen Edward Heaton Ruth Si ockhammer Jamea Grimes Mary Sey-frled Jesse Bennett Gertrude Long The amount or Ter cent of tha came in awarded No bid shall ha i presented a petition praying for a decree that Fidelity Union Trust Company a cor- 8 oration organised under the laws of the tate of New Jersey having Its principal Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents apd unless the amount assessed for berent on any person or property shall be paid on or before March 8 124 which is lkty daya after the date of said entry of he assess "I am glad you have come at less It Is accompanied by a i Dorothy Wilson Mary Louise Haight last Pete!" renrovtngiy -Mr Ccrvat sbsn be In aa amount sat liute Devrtes Marjorie outzler Jack office at Prudential Uuilding Newark New Dougias wants you to clear the walks than one and one-half par cast at Kuhlke Olive Smith John Harvey JrJ Jersey be appointed substituted trustee and keep them clear" luiat ainuum ot mi oia The bidder will state the BAst under the win of charles moelich late of Englewood Bergen County New Edwin East Mary Egan Jerome jcngie-Ixrg Ralph Ebel Florence JSHlott Helen Mat Regina Epstein Muriel Fits Gibbon Flood Cec'ila imfefe-B John Finn Catherine Farrell Stella Feuorstein Harold Fredrick Hirry Feinstein Edward Flyno Robert Fuhr Peydney Feuersteln Sidney Feuerstein Dorothea Fredrick Sarah Feinstein Norman Sfredde Helen Farrell Charles Feuaretein Irwin Goldberg Dorothy Glover Tames Goss Violet Covin Herbert "ohiS Grennan James Grimes Ruaeli Gale Joseph Glover Cecelia Oreean Walter Gerrity Mary Grieco Camille Gior da no Mary Grimes Gibson Gertrude Goss Louise Greegan Lewis Goldir-ger Mildred Grieco James Giordano Soma GlUon Mary Haley Francis Haslach Aceiaidei fioner Alice Hyland Florence Henderson BRwt A Howard Jr Ruskin Harris Cart Kcrbstreit Helen Heyser Otto Herr-riann Sarah Haefelein John Houghton Elier Hodge William Hurley Marlon Hollywood Teresa Healey Alma Herb-streit George Haddad Isabel Herrmann Martha Herrick James Hyland Mary Hodge Lester Hurley Milton Harr's Alice Healey Mae Hoglund Edward Haddad George Hoffmann Ada Isaacer Irving Isaacs Gertrude Jagle Elsie Johnson Helin Jrhnson Mabel Johnson Allan Johnson RusselK Johnson Edmund Jacobsen William Ivraek Constance Kevs Harry Kalik Marie Kidney Walter Koepcke Bd-rwnii Kearney Edna Krack Charles Kruldaer Murray Kalik Celia Kidney Ca therine Keley Suzanne Kearney An-1tlony Edwtn Klumpp El'za-beth Koepcke Anna Koll Gertrude Kol! Marlon Keley Solomon Lewis Michael Lennon Edward Lopez Agnes Larmour Margaret Angela Ianza Elsie Lee Dserte Lynch Charlotte Little Catherine Lennard' Jtnice Leslie John Lennon William Lopez Mary Larmour Anna Lardi Itur-r sjeH Lechner Alice Lee Ruth Lewis EHxabeth Little Charles Lenharat Iov-ery Mildred Lewis Ruth Palmer lA'onarij Julia Lynch LouUte Lenza Woodrow Luhre Joseph Ltwis Elizabeth Lower? Milton Lipsky Murray Levin Ea- rd Lipsky Sarah Lamb Jo-feph Murray Herbert Mltchei'i "Olive Moore Eugenie Pearl Mohr Harriet Walley Veronica Moran Clara Mlohelsou Marguerite Martin Katherine Moore Dorothy Maurer Lillian McCauley William Morris Evelyn Mettler Marion Me-riellly Harry Murphy John Murray Cath rine McHale Mary Murray Marie Mo-riulty Mildred Morrison Charlotie Men- Don't know as 1 11 have time joining aatd premises to the center line thereof Dated December 29th 1928 THOMAS A O'CONNOR Referee Dean King Smith attorneys for plaintiff office and poetofflce address 160 Broadway New York City d26-7t-wf as rauru tui i rataaitl ai and pries by which lb taj He showed resentment "I've got Jersey deceased Now therefore you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause more iobs now ihan I can handle leateo roe extensions mtact I before our Surrogate's Court of the County rooted up aa tne etdi will Arthur Dailery Billy Green Florence Staats Herbert Mitchell Olga Nage- Anna McCourt Martha Herrick Lawrence Vofe Sandy Mackintosh Elizabeth Scrroeck Beatrice Browjr Lydla Sylvester Eileen Cummins Walter GeTrity Hor-bert Goldinger Sarah Cross Mc-O'fvs an Ethel Woods Theodore Cong-don Paul Eric Wiberg Raymond Schwies-guth Alice Ryan Robert Doremus Ed- ain't so vounsr as I was once and te total ana awards sr r-ent tntereat wiU be collectej htren at tns rate of sevenper centum pe annum to be calculated from ten dais afte- the date of aald entry to the date of payment as provided by Sections 16 arO 11 of tbe Greater New York Charter The above assessments are payable to he Collector of Assessments sua Arrears at hla office In the Offermac 603 Fulton atreet Brooklyn betweor thr houis of am and 2 pm and on Saturday from am to 12 noon Dated January 124 CHARLES CRAIG Ccmp roller shovelin snow is hard work" tha lowest bidder on each itsta sr i of Kings to be held at the Hall of Records In the County of Kings on the 17th day of January 1924 at ten o'clock in the forenoon why such decree should Oh but you MOST look after usr as sratea in ins scneaBjea Specifications referred to IV Friday At last the long-looketl- In a nanlc "Mr Douglas left par not be made ules may be had upon appUcaasa si Carter's dinner ticular word that you were to stay Fwina Crowen Frances Haslack COUNTY COURT KINGS COUNTY Harry Sllverstone plaintiff against Lena Hameroff and othera defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duty made and entered In the above-entitled action and bearing cate the 38th day of December 1923 I the undersigned the referee In said Judgment named will sell at public auction to for night of Mrs arrives In testimony whereof we have caused nvi Aiuuicipaj jauuaing sag Blank forms and further all dav if necessary the seal of our said Surrogate's Carter Dorothy Darrigrand Charles Ruao Harry Forcke Angela Lanza Edith Eggertsen Florence Landi may be obtained at tha ogao sf a 1 trourt to oe Hereunto amxed I'll sret around if I can Dut tnem (C-l) Jall-lOt oan Witness Hon George Albert as hired me first has to be shoveled psrtmenr oi rareness ino Bear r-1 Building Manhattan (L S) Wingate Surrogate of our said first" Belligerently he strode thx highest bidder by Nathaniel ShuterT EDWARD BTXIOtT County at the Borough of atarav hin shovel OVRT his ghOUlder auctioneer at the Brooklyn Real Estate You MUST come!" Betty cauna OsySea Instructions to (C-21) Exchange No 189 Montague street in the Borough of Brooklyn County of Kings on the 24th dav of January 1924 at Brooklyn in tbe aald County the 15th day of December 1923 JOHN McCOOEY Clerk of the Surrogate's Court di9-4t-w after him An unintelligible grunt was his only reply SEALED BIDS WILL BB RSOBTI twelve o'clock noon the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described aa follows: AH day she did little but watcn by tne commissioner or furchaaa at City of New York at oe sasai the driftine snow and look for Peto PARTITION SALES All that certain plot piece or parcel of Municipal Building Manhattan hsa) Hoping that she might shame Bertha HUMANE CLUB Matthias Peters George Colson Ray-mend Socarrer Gordon Hagenmaler Mcrrls Welse Pasquale Torno John Norton Helen Barry John Anthony Sidney Lijdenbum Frank Donovan Frieda Lipp-rcan Jonn Julio Lilly Pelner Jean Ham ilton John Karr Allan Macfarlan Florence Rosa) Lillian Geia Eleanor Don-ellen Ray A Eraser Bernard Brown Katherine O'Rourke Evelyn Furman Nathan Dorfman Ethel Gladding Mowat Mildred Lipskie Philip Klarnet Billy Gibson Guilbert Smith James Ferguson Morris Berger Dorothea Lincoln Freer £'avid Borgren Samuel Socks Gilbert Matthews Jr Harold Mitchel Elsie Goran Joseph Conors Katherine Kaminaky land with tbe buildings and Improvements thereon erected situate lying and being SUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY a-m to 10:30 am on THURSDAY JA START 11 MM into offerinsr to ao sometning sne in the Borough or Brooklyn county of took a broom ooened the front door norougn or aaasl FOR FURNISHING AND Kings City and State of New York bounded and described as follows to wit: Walter Wellbrock plaintiff against Jacob Kohlman individually etc and othera defendants In pursuance of an Interlocutory judgment of partition and sale duly made and and with her puny strength tried to LUMBER TO THE DEPa Beginning at a point on the westerly street cLEANiwquaaa The time for the performasej afi sweep the snow away But it only fled back into the hall and she gave it up There was no response from aide of Hopkinaon avenue distant two hundred and sixty-five (366) feet northerly from the northwesterly corner of Pit tracts is for period ending April ai entered in the above-entitled acttorv bearing date the 25th day of April 192X rue amount ot securuy rsqairss Bertha percent of the contract am 01 No hid shall be considered NEW YORK SUPRBMF COURT KINGS COUNTY In the matter of acquiring title by The City of New York to -certain lands and premises situate on the southwest corner of Linden avenua and East 48th street Borough of Brooklyr City of New York dulys selected as a aits far school purposes according to law Notice is hereby giver to the owner of owners respectively er titled to or interested in the real property title to which Is sought to be acquired in the above proceeding and to all others whom it may concern to wit: That the Supreme Ccurt of the State of New Yurk at a Spjcial Term for Trials held In and for tits County of Kings has after considering the testimony and proofs offered by The City of New York and the parties and persons who have (appeared In the above proceeding completed Its of tho compensation which should Justly be made by The City of New York to the respective owners of the rJ property so acquired in thla proceeding and has prepared the transcript of its estimate of the damage so ascertained and eilimalnd Said transcript of estimate Is accompanied by the damage map used by said court upon the trial of said proceeding and state the several sums respectively estimated for each parcel shown on said damage map with the names of each own or so tar as ascertained Said transcript of eattiuie dated the 6th day of December 1922 la slgr-ed by Hon James Van Stolen the Jnstien t'utox James Madler Joseph Moranyj i ejella Oh why doesn't Pete come?" she -(Meegan Beverly Grace Marie Bull us Kronick APPRAISALS Estate of ELLEN ALLAH A died March 6 1923 appraised at J185S6S5 which passes to a sister Annie Boyle a nephew James Callahan and charity Estate of DUDLEY died March 18j- 1923 appraised at 3S 59481 which passes to three odns John Dudley Norman Dudley and Christopher Dudley and a daughter Grace Day Estate of JOHN ENRIOHT died Feb 26 1323 appraised at $11211465 which passes to a widow Mary A Enright a daughter Anna Enright and two sons John Enright and Joseph Enright Estate of CARMELA FARARE died May 11 1916 appraised at $3000 which parses to three children In shares less than $500 each Estate of HENRY HUSTEDT died March 28 appraised at which passes to a son Henry Hustedt and a daughter Wllhelmlna A Grena Estate of SOLOMON KAPLAN died Oct 31 1920 appraised at $3043185 which parses to his widow Rae Kaplan a son Hodace Kaplan and a daughter Rose Cooper Estate of DANIEL MAHONEY died Dec 29 1922 appraised at which passes to 24 cousins In shares less than $600 each and nied In tne office or the Clerk of the County of Kings on the 8th day of January 1924 I the undersigned referee In such judgment named wilt sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate E- rrsaices juoore wary jeeerratn Aiitm XFsasUI: waiTca "Mr Douglas will be so accompanied by a deposit Bad ahall be In an amount not lest yri rrmbership to date 43706 kin avenue and Hopkinson avenue running thence westerly parallel with Pitkin avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred feet thence northerly and parallel with Hopkinson avenue fifty (60) feet thence eaaterly parallel with Pitkin avenue to tho westerly end of the southerly wall of the rrnss and one-hair percent of the UUTh change Limited Salesroom at No 189 tin ct a T3a-amW 7 1 Pete told me folks hired him last PtZZLE CLUB Matthias Peters Raymond H' Socarrer ot the bid The bidder will state the pries fat 1 aa called for In the schedules at a night when they saw it was snow rjsasquale Tamo Edna May Harry Sllver-I no John Julio Sidney Lindenbaum ing Bertha returned titles and prices by which the hasi Why dldn wjk minis to ao so i be tested The extensions mast at I and footed up as tha bids Ok I Oh I wish we -had!" The dav nassed miserably for from the total and awards a raiat 1 to the lowest bidder on each Item arc building on the premises adjoining the plot hereby described on the north thence southerly along the westerly end of said wall one and one-half Inchea to the aoutherly side of said wall thence easterly along the aoutherly aide of said wall to the westerly aide of Hopkinson avenue and thence southerly along the westerly side of Hopkinson avenue forty-nine feet and eleven lachea to the point or place of beginning Known aa Noa 434-6 Hopkin Betty It was growing dark Fete would not come If only she had as stated in tbe acaeaauea Sneciflcationa referred te la flat 1 lyn City of New York on the 4th day of February 1934 at 12 o'clock noon oh that day by William Rae auctioneer the premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All those lots pieces or parcels of land situate lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn City and State of New York bounded and described as follows to wit: First Premises known as No 615 Qulncy street more particularly boundel and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly aide of Qulncy atreet distant 140 feet westerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of Qulncy alee may be had upon application strength to shovel it herself! 101 Municipal Bunamg mm RTanW forma End further Phil came in bringing a flurry of may be obtained at the office cf US 1 snow with him partrnent of Purchaser lth flee of the Supreme Court prus'dlng st the son avenua The weaterly boundary line of the plot hereby described being parallel trial of the above-eatttlej p-uceedlng an! 1 Building Manhattan 'Why in tho world didn't you do as I told you?" was nis greeting villi anu uiaiaai iu ii westerly irom aaia travaaaeunpa acoqniiWBiea oy BU1U ill CjLJ o''li i'L the westerly side of Hopkinson avenue age map together with the proofs upon I 90" See Instructions to BUaaM Where's Pete? And why aren't Eatate of GRIFFIN PULVER died Dec Together with all the fight title and in- which the aame ts'basad was 'filed In the terest of tha party of the first part of office of the Clark of the County of Kings the walks shoreled?" He took off 24 1922 appraised at $2861665 which an the 7th day Of December 1123 for the PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEM8Y owners of all SOI his coat shafting himself like a New foundland dog "I did everything I could think of in ana to tne iana lying in saia nopainson avenue tn front of and adjoining the aald premlaea to the center line thereof Together with all that strip of land Ivinir lots irrnrovsd and ntuJauHSIas iorthy McCloskey Jessie Mc-CaaJey Grace Miller Isabel May Harblri Meneilly Robert Moss Edward Murray Ilcyd Moreland Jack McNulty Charles Mofnlty Wilfred Morrison Constance Malley James A McDouough Anna Michelson May Moore Margaret McGrath Norieoe McCormick Helen MeGowan Betty Marx Ardath Miller Lester May Emnia Murphy Jeannette Moss Robert McHale Virginia McNulty Leroy Noble Ellen Nelson Jamee Navghton Howard Nulle Rita Nelson Martin Nadle Ruth Naushton ivian Olson Anna Ostbirk Alice Ktank Owens Clement O'Connor Resc-ijrary O'Connor Robert Ostbirk Edward Osr George A Owens Brrraadetto O'Connor Irraa Ortiz Allen Orr Mildred O'Connor Rdwin Petterson Eugene Parringion Marie Perry Eleanor Phllipptiteln Jack I hilllps Regina Parrinton Crawford Ptirrlngton Edmund Park Jack Powell Walter Parrington John Perry Ixvlng l'h'lippstein Edith Pilcher Wesley Rlddick Anna Russo Max Resi-linger Vincent Riddlck Anna Ruff Jobs iRtgan Walter Robinson Anthony Melvin Rlddick Peter Basso Hattie Rosner Mildred Riddlck Foaie Rossi Arthur Ryan Dorothea Rachlc Her-lert Remsen Dorothy Roby Edward Reed 7: uriel Rosner Lillian Ruff Marion Regan Alice Robinson Clara Raehle Qorothy Saftord Marion Shanley Dorothy Staats Israel Soldeen Lyd'a Syl-vander Margaret Stibitz Qtrdor Stran-bcr Marie Sciiwanzer Joseph Sadler Iiaymond Socarras Harold Spalinger retta Sinnott Florence Staats William Ptahlhut Catherine Snyasr EHzabech Stibitz Wilton Suessmann Carl Schroibcr Marion Sadler Yvonne 3asso Thomas Shanley Muriel Sinnott Alice Schmidt Ii'nry Stahlhut Rosalind Shapiro Joseph Silverman Raymond Schweisguth Terssa Schrelber Charles Seebeck Regina Basso Theodore Tuller Helen Tilly HarolS 1" a le Melvin Tlenken Aanlta Tuller rroi tert thrrehv that the tsllswlBT Phil and I couldn't get a soul to posed assessments and award taWjaj completed and are lodged la ajH Muriel Fitzgibbon Lilly Pelner Allan Macfarlan Florence Rossi George Occhl-flnto Lillian Geis Veronica McKenna Nathan Dorfman Eleanor Donellen Kath -erne O'Rourke Mildred Lipskie Philip Kiarnet BiHy Gibson Guilbert Smith James Ferguson Harold Mitchel Joseph ConoraTCathryn Pike Cecelia Greegan Beverly Grace Total membeshlp to date 16733 LITERARY CLUB Matthias Peters Pasquale Tamo Gordon Hagenmaler John Norton Edna May Barnet Felix Ocko Marian Noon an Mary Irene Klein Sidney Lindenbaum Frieda Lippman John Julio Lilly Pelner Ruth Hamilton Marion Mogensen Minnie Aicnoff Jean Hamilton Florence Rossi Lillian Geis Veronica McKenna Eleanor Dcnellen Ray A Fraser Katherine O'Rourke Evelyn Furman Ethel Cladding Mowat Paul Bergnall Nathan Dorfman Mildred Lipskie Philip Klarnet Dllly Gibson Guilbert Smith Harold Mitchel Joseph Conors CeeeWa Greegan Pi'verly Grace Alexander Nelson Isabr-1 Beinert Total membership to date 13186 ART CLUB Matthias Peters George Colson Gordon Hagenmaler John Norton Helen Barry Harry Frlcke Harold Novia Sidney Lin-deibaum Helen Millspaugh John Julio Lilly Pelner Ruth Hamilton' Jean Hamilton John Karr George Occhiflnto Florence Rossi Eleanor Donellen Edward Horan Katherine O'Rourke Nathan Dorf-ipan Mildred Lipskie Philip Klarnet Billy Gibson Alexander Nelson Bernadette Fox Harold Mitchel Joseph Conors Cecelia Greegan Beverly Grace Alexander Nelson Total membership to date S266 shovel tho Board of Assessors ror on the northerly side of the premises heretofore described and adjoining the same and having a frontage of one inch on Hopkinson avenue and running back to a point In said northerly line of the premises heretofore described where the same merges In said line Dated December inspection of whomsoever It -may concern Notice la hereby further givea that The City of New York or any person or per-acna whose rights may be affected by said transcript ot estimate ard who may object to the same or any part thereof may within fifteen daya after the flrsi publication of thla notice on the 8th day of January 134 est forth their cbjoctlcns co the same In writing duly verified In the man-nei required by law for verification of pleadings in an action setting for'h the real property owned by tle otiJtctor snd street wnn tne wesierty siae or iteia ave-rue thence running northerly and parallel with Reid avenue and part of the distance through a party wall 100 feet thence weeterly parallel with Qulncy atreet 20 feet: thence aoutherly and again parallel with Reld avenue 100 feet to the northerly aide of Qulncy atreet thence eaaterly along the northerly aide of Qulncy street 30 feet to the point or place of beginning Second Parcel Premises known as No It! Guntber place more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southwesterly side of Guqther place distant 147 feet southerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southwesterly side of anther place with the 't MA of Herkimer street thence westerly parallel with Herkimer atreet and Dart of the ail persons Irterestea via: Borough at Bissrtya STORY CBEDIT WINNERS passes to a sister Cora Hunt a son Percy Pulver a widow Mary Pul-ver and a grandson arwin Pulver Eatate of MlCHAELfJ ROWAN died Aug 6 1923 appraised at which passes to a mother Bridget Rowan Eatate of STEPHEN SHEA died May 30 1905 appraised at $214326 which passes to his widow and two children Estate of NATHAN STERN died Nov 3 121 appraised at $78 267 which passes to his widow Ruth 'A Stern a brother Jacob Stern and a son Victor Eatate of HENRY TROST died Nov $0 1323 appraised at $194412 which paases 7333 Regulating oi giitg and paving in CTintoa pL Mnt mt to faar vaaterty toj Five-credit winners for stories this week 31st 192 are: Arthur Lewis Main waring Margaret FRANCIS McGAREY Referee lmj-nrt afraet asxi aaa Poblnson Patricia MacManus Myra Court George Wiener Plaintiff's Attorney 1761 aiOK iTrH affecta Bloik 41ile ne Bernard O'Brien Florence Bur 1'iiain avenue aroomyn isew York nett Ethel Jacobs Bertha Carlson Gild Ja2-6t wf 7 54 1 Regulating gradlat 1 1 a in itrh ava Bapi COUNTY COURT COUNTY OF KINGS Garcia Ethel Gladding Mowat Joe Moran Mary Gruco John Moron MHton Harris Marguerite Martin Alexander Nelson Lil andre Goetz as executor of and trustee dietanoe through a nartv wall 95 feet: from 4tU to 'ral cf Block iSfel 2S frtSl UtlW under the last will and testament of John Goetx deceased plaintiff against Ellen thence southerly parallel with Gunther plnce 20 feet thence easterly and again to brothers and sisters lian Ziring PICTURE CREDIT WINNERS his post office address and filo the im with tha Clerk of the County of Kings and within the same time serve upon to Corporation Counsel of The City of New York at hla office No la Plorrvpont atreet Borough of Brooklyn City of Naw York a copy of such crlllu objections Notice is hereby farther gl -en that on the 24th day of January 136 at ten o'clock tn the forenoon of Mat day or as aeon thereafter aa counsel can 1 heard thereon the Corpora' lot Counsel of The City of New York will anc'v to th uavis et at aerenaanta notice ot Estate of LENORE TRTJEB died Miff tnd -Zw 4 A31 vroouw whrM Five-credit winners for pictures this aale In pursuance of a Judgment of fore Djr inc c3uvr-naiiru a 1 ar aaota fiTA flnVW paranei wttn jieraimer street and part of the distance through a party wall 96 feet to the southwesterly side of Gunther place thence northerly along the southwesterly side of Gunther place 20 feet to week are: Gordon Hagenmaler Muriel April 9 122 appraised at $819242 which passes to her husband Albert Trueb a son Albert Trueb Jr ffnd a daugh closure and aale duly made and entered Bryton Henry Gorney Jeannette Ward same or eimor kais rmjfifii id VnO4 in tne above-entitled action and bearing Sol Daiell Alfred Jacobsen Veronica Ul svii a aaaa o-a Pivtrn lit the point or place of beginning Dated ter Lenore Trueb osie tne i4tn aay or November 192 I the undersigned the referee In aald iudsr- Moran Anna Dingman Genevieve O'Don rell Henry Stahlhut tsorougn or uroomyn iiiy or ne York Eatate of AUSTIN VAN FOSSEN James Van Siclan tha Justice af the! JE0IU Wl ilaswowva--j -m sjgg Building Manhattan en or ot 1 1 a at XI am January auin izi CHARLES MURPHY Referee timi and' place the' said cMtiJ ment namad will sell at public auction to the highest bidder by Nathaniel Shuter Auctioneer at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange No 18 Montague atreet in the Jacob Kahn' Attorney for Plaintiff died Feb 3 1922 appraised at $1400 which passes to persona In shares less than amounts exempted by statute atrtrd ana testimoar thereto oavnamit ASH 44 Court Street Borough of Brooklyn New York Jal2-6t aw Estate of GERTRUDE WALL died July SULlTvaCn MAURICat StUHO "1 it wiiia irar script or estimate or tentative decree his chambers In the Kings Ccurty Ccurt House In the Borough cf Brooklyn City of New York to fix a Urns when aald Justice will hear tbe parties ao objeci-uag Dated the th day of January 124 Borough of Brooktyo City New York QEOROK NICHOLSON Corporation Counsel Pierrepont Street Brooklyn c-laJ oau 9 1922 appraised at $981202 which passes to a brother Relnhuld Lanser tiorougn or Brooklyn county of Kings City of New York on the 20th day of December 1J22 at 12 o'clock noon the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described aa follows: All that certain lot niece or narol of of Assessors Jan J2 It4 (C-20? and a sister-in-law Jeannette Lanser t- tima TCTTT Aa SUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY Isaac Singer plaintiff against $901 Bay Parkway Corporation and another defend land with the buildings and Imnrovements by the Commiarioner of "JiL ants Cty sera aa S- WILLS FILED GAUTHIER BLOCK Flushing ave In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action and bearing date tbe 3d day of January 1924 and an order amending am- t-edat sLWJr died Dec SO 1923 leaving an eatate of $12 00c to a son Joseph Bloch a niece Fradel Well and two friends aame qaiea January vtn una tne undersigned the referee In said order named will HELEN I ITCHING 69 Orange St sen at public auction to the highest bidder FRESH FRUITS AND VWffl THE DEPARTMENTS OF uXw PUBLIC WELFARE rf by Nathaniel Shuter auctioneer at the OLD LOVES FOR NEW" Brooklyn Real Eatate Exchange No 189 died Dec 27 1928 leaving an estate of over $5000 to Lawrence Kltehing of Summit IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 11 OF Tork Charter the comptroller of The City of Naw York hereby gives public notlca to all persona owners of property affected by the following aa-eillmenta for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS In the BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN: AVIJNUB PAVING AND CURBING from Ave to Nptino £1" safciment affecta blocks lilt II 75 "4 7224 141 4- 1- 734 Till 74 744 7511 aad JS1 That the above aaarnment was x-on Armed The time ror tn yZTrmtt tracts la for tbe period irom Montague street in tbe Borough of Brooklyn County of Kinars on the 1st dav of Fhrusrv HENRY DREWES 6313 3d ave died 1924 at twelve o'clock noon the oremlaes Ii4 to February 29taJj--Bji The amount of LJTum -r eent of thS COBtm T5 directed by aald Judgment to be sold and Dec 2 123 leaving an estate of 13000 mmJtmS Mo bid shall tnerein escribed as follows: to his widow Rebecca Drewes All that certain piece or uarcsil at land in it is accompanied ANDREW DUNFOY S404 7th ave died the Borough of Brooklyn County of Kinars deooslt shall be In SB City and btate of New York bounded and than one and one-hatt paw Jan 124 leaving an estate of approximately $50 oon to a niece Clara Dunfoy described as follows: a i as is od January i 1 tm Ka 184 and entexwd Januarv 2 1924 In total amount of tbe bid tal amount or aT 1 KiHr will state the 17 Beginning- at a point on the southwesterly and Edith Clarke of Cardiff Wale oivi 01 aipaa a tnereon erected situate lying and helng In the Borough of Brooklyn County of Kings City and State of New York known and designated aa Lot No 17 on a map entitled "Map of an eatate In Brooklyn belonging to Cornelius Heeney Esq Brooklyn May 1836 surveyed by Isaac Lud-lam city Surveyor" flled In the office of the Register of the County of Kings on September 30 and which aatd lot according to said map is more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point oa the northerly side of Congress street distant 15 feet westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northerly aids of Con-gresa atreet with the westerly aids ot Court street: running thance northerly and parallel with Court street and part of the distance through a party wall It feet thence westerly parallel with Cap-Sreasj street 26 feet: thence southerly PraUI with Court street 10 fast to the northerly side of Congress street aid thence eaaterly along the northerly aids of Con green street feet to tbe point or place of beginning Dated November 2d 125 HIRfJCH STEIN Referee Kn" fc Smith Attorneya for Plaintiff 16 Broadway Nw York City The foregoing sale la hereby adjourned until tha 3d day of January 124 at the aame time and place Dated December 2th HIRSCH ST BIN' Referee The foregoing sale la hereby adjourned until the 17th day of January f24 at the same time and place 1 Dated January 3d 1924 HIRSCH STEIN Referee 4-4 fw onerf for in tbe achsdojas aaj i FELIX VON MICHALKOW8KY 432 siae 01 nay view place as now laid out 40 feet wide and which point Is distant 11 feat southeasterly from the corner formed by the the Bureau for the CoIlecUoa of A Sanaa and Arrcara cf Taxoa aad Atatsas-ments and of Watj: Rents and unless tha ana prices Dy wa testu Tne eiteniw-iaim! no as the bios win £2 intersection or tne soutneaaterly aide of Bay 1 a iaa amount assessed tor benefit on aay person 5JL Property jihil! be paid on or before LEGAL NOTICES Parkway formerly 22d avenue and the southwesterly side of said Bay View place as now laid out aald point of Intersection the lowest bidder oa rc vtitu ta atxty days after tha date mmtjt SUPREME COURT KINGS A New Serial as stated In tbe KDeciflcations referred to In the matter of application of Annie ot tne soutneaaterly side of Bay Parkway formerly 22d avenue and the southeasterly aide of Bay View place as now laid out being 27033 feet southwesterly from the cor 1VV1 fltuniui ai-Wrf taups Blank forms and txaw tw Kriger for dissolution of her marriage to Albert Kriger under Chapter 27 Laws of 122 To the above-named Albert Kriger: Please take notice that pursant to the order of Mr Justice Harry Lewis v- as via va tfi tm BjByaBjBBBBBBBBBkrxX'asBTa interest will bi collected thereon at tho rate ot aaven rr c-mtuis per annum to be calculated fron ten days after tha date of aaiG enrr to the date of payment aa provided Vv Sections ISf and 11 of New York Charter the a bo aafti ni 1- Mtu ner formed by the Intersection of the south may be obtained at rimK rment of PUIThaSa 1WS dated the 28th day of December 1923 died with the petition of the said Annie Kriger In the office of the Clerk or the county ot Kings on the 28th day of December 1923 Collector cf Assessments and Arrears at his offloe fn the Offer-nan Building S9i rulton at Brooklyn between tbe hours fl m- 3 nm anu on Saturdays from 9 n-m to 12 rnaa Iastroctisos tsDlsdari by by which It appears that the said Annie Kriger has exercised due diligence In making the search to discover evidence whether or not yon are living and that no such evidence has been found and that you have absented yourself for more than Ave NOTICE 13 HEREBY Jruary 1S4 CHAR1J5S CTtAIG Coroptrolter (C'8 Ja5-ltoufch the Board of Estim yrSSaJj ment at its nie-viu jiij comber 21 123 (CaL I wu tha fonowinr resoiutlOBs consecutive years last past witnout NOTICE in mmriiT OTVVV O-VIT CORPORATION NOTICES being known to her to be the Board of Vat mat Resolved That lteSSTa(r living during that time ana mat tnc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Board of Estimate and a nrr rsld Annie Kriger believes you to be dead ment at its held on Vyiday December 21 192 (CaL No 117) adopted the follsssdata resoutlons: Resolved r) at k- rx ani be arviwr York it pjrsaaree jMM awcti-n 442 of tbs Oreatar -AmA daaaeaaasMlasnBal ELIZABETH YORK MILLER ana Apportlonmtn ii Tho of vv 5 lSML ahd 'rtday December -lltt (Cal No 114) adopted the following resolutions: Resolved That the Board of Estimate and Apportionment of The City of New ork In pursuance of 1 nvinn lntrt'tt so to do propoa TsJ lork id purrudtve of the provunecs et section 42 of tbe Greater New Tork Charter aa amenrleo I ii- easterly side or Bay parkway formerly 22d avenue and the southwesterly side of Crop-sey avenue running thence southwesterly 10862 feet to tbe formerly mean high wate line of Graveaend Bay: running thence southwesterly approximately 90 feet to a point on the northeasterly side of proposed Warehouse avenue as at present laid out on the I official map of the Borough of Brooklyn which point Is distant along said northeasterly side of Warehouse avenue 100 feet to the corner formed by the Intersection of the southeasterly side of Bay Parkway formerly 22d ave-nue with the northeasterly side of Warehouse avenue aa now laid okt thence northwesterly to a point on Bay Parkway aa laid out 10 feet from the corner formed by the intersection of the southeasterly aide of Bay Parkway with the southeasterly slds of Bay View place and continuing further on same line to a point on tbe northerly boundary line of riparian rights granted West by State of New York running thence northeasterly along said boundary line approximately $0 feet more or less to tbe Junction of the old mean high water line of Gravesend Bay with the southeasterly side of Bay Parkway thence northeasterly along said southeasterly side of Bay Parkway 109 feet te a point formed by the Intersection of the southwesterly side of Bay View place as now laid out and tbe southeasterly side of Bay Parkway formerly 23d a venue running thence southeasterly along the southwesterly side of Bay View place aa now laid out Mo feet to the point or place of beginning Be the said several dimensions more or less January nth 1994 JACOB AKS Referee Simon Hamburger Plaintiff's Attorney 1540 Broadway Manhattan Borough New York City jaii (w srstem within tn ta- section 442 of the Greater New York list avenue ro per a fW VI JJLUHV interest so to do nroposes to change the map or plan ttasT ty of New York tlsffinse at a new street from East tin CL amenaeo deeming It for the Proposes to change cary line of BeM 116 fl lir 'Zf'ZT rroaarb JTa raai lmtS ioar a a va vs iVTBW i I 6sV by changing the grade of Louisiana ave-fJonJ to Wortman avenue and of Stanley avenue from Anna court to Malta street Borough of Brooklyn in ac-cordance with a map bearing the signature of the Commission -r oe tii Will Begin in tore or tne wmiu' Jaid of the Borough and 123- ts-a-d aaiu Borough of Brooklyn accordance with a map bearing tri itgnature of the Commissioner of Puiillc W-rks of tbe Borough and dated October ltt RaaaoWaxJ That thii Board consider the change at a meeting ot the tlb 'n City Hall Boi- Manhattan C1y of Naw York oa riday January IS 124 at o'clock ii 1 Thf -awaKaBaaaBBBBBl al reonosed nante 11 tot tmwM l23h" ltnd datd September 21 a hearing on said petition shall be held at Special Term Part II of the Supreme Court of the State of New York held In and for the County of Kings at the Coanty Court House in the Borough ot Brooklyn New York City on the 13th day of March 1924 at 19 o'clock In the forenoon of that day or as soon thereafter aa counsel can be heard at which time proof of the allegations contained In aald petition ahall be taken and an application made for an order disaolvlng the marriage between Al-ler't Kriger and Annie Kriger Dated New York January 2d 1924 ANNIE KRIGER Petitioner Halperln A Muney Attorneys for Petitioner Office Address 501 Fifth avenue Borough of Manhattan New York City To Albert Kriger husband of Annie Kriger: The foregoing notice is served upon you by publication pursuant to the order of Hon Harry Lewis a Justice of tbe Supreme Court of the State of New York dated the 28th day of December 1923 and flled with the petition In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings at the Coonty Court House In the City and State of New York on the Z8tb day of December 13 HALPERIN MUNKY Attorneys for Petitioner Office Address 501 Fifth avenue Borough of Manhattan New York City ja-tw Board to be held i JjfraJ oiufb of Manhattan f'V at i Friday January 1 Reaolved That thla Board consider the proposed chance at a meet in oe to be held In the City Hall Borough of Manhattan Cltv of Mn vv January 1 194 at 10:30 o'clock am Board cause theMHpJHHg tier to all persona tmmST ao aw is 'in kS CSTjj at proposed chsjige JasSaj 7i I- of the Board NEXT SUNDAY'S EAGLE ofBoivra anat tne secretary of this Board cause these resolutions and a notice to all persons affected thereby that the proposed change will be considered at a meeting of the Board tn 11 the aforesaid time and place 10 be pub- aforesaid time and plf 5 cfjC in the City Record J5Zl nwrpapera for days and legal bsaaaBBBBBBBBBasasBH to tho 18th day kSmu ibe Secretary of this frfH rerlutlons rna a no-the nLJaP affectSAi thereby that mW change a ill be considered at I''1" tho Board be uetd at the heTn kllmc7 Place to be pub-tion Jihe City Record and the corpora-Bundvrn 'eii continuously tahe lift vtei! prior -antwiy 124 3tf UwK 'secretary 1- aiot oaoihol ivitu in 1 no itiy ivecoro ana tne corporation newspapers for en days continuously Ftindaye and legal boldaya excepted pricr to the 13th day of January 124 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF KINGS Brooklyn Trust Company plaintiff againat George Solme et at defendants In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sate duly made la tbe above-entitled action heatigs data the 7tn day of January 114 and entered la the Board of Est Imate oJs jateu new xora January 1924 PETER McGOWaV Secretary Board of Estimate aud Apportionment i JM- Municipal Worth CC-.