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for Cltuilfied Ad BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1938 Telephone MAin 4-6200 Ritet Tomorrow Miss Redwood Will Deaths Deatfts GILLEN On Thursday, Dec, 1, 1938, MARY SHEVLIN GILLEN, of 41 Eastern Parkway, beloved wife of nhirlu davolad sister Of Parshelsky Estate Cut to $737,391 Realtor's $3,379,338 Holdings Reduced By Expenses, Losses Emma Delaf ield, General's Kin, 98 Special to the Brooklyn Eagle areenport, Dec. Miss Emms, rlarield, 98, daughter of the late MaJ, Gen, Richard Delafleld, died here Thursday In her, home, Breci-noch Cottage. She was the last of her generation ot brothers, sisters and cousins. Born at Weit Point on Sept.

it. 1840, when her father was super intendent of the United States Mill tary Academy there, she moved, during the Civil War, with her family to Washington, where General Delafleld served as Chief of Engl neers of the United States Army. After 'the death of her mother in 1894, fhe and her sisters moved to New York, During the later years ef her life she had occupied a house here pn the estate of her niece, Mrs. de Lancey Robinson, The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Trinity Church here.

Burial, will be in the family vault at Green-Wsod Cemetery. Lt. C. A. Walsh, 58, Fire Hero, Dies Helped to Save Six In Diamond Candy Factory Disaster Fire Lt.

Clarence A. Walsh, 58, hero of the Diamond candy factory fire in Williamsburg In 1915, where he helped to rescue four women and two men, died yesterday In hU home, 1089 Sterling Place. He was attaohed to Hook fc Ladder Co. 153 and suffered a stroke six weeks ago. Lieutenant Walsh held two medals and a number of commendations for heroism which he received during the 35 years he served In the Fire Department.

He received the William S. Hurley Medal and the Department Medal for the candy factory fire rescues. Helped ts Save Six Btandlpf on a 75-foot ladder, which was engulfed in flames, at the factory fire, he helped to lower six imMinrlniu nersons from the third Memorial Service Held in Hospital Chapel The chapel of St. John's Hospital, the Walter Gibb Memorial, was the scene yesterday of a service In memory of Mrs. Carroll Leja Nichols and the dedication of a silver plaque presented by the United Hospital Fund to St.

John's. Bishop Ernest Milmore SUres accepted the plaque fram Mrs. Tracy Voorhees and an appropriate program of music was presented by Maurice Jlumaey and Mrs, Haiel Clark Kent, soloist. The lata Mr. Nichols was chairman of the social service committee of St.

John's Hospital and chairman in charge of the St. John'i women's groups in the United Hospital campaigns of 1938, 1936 and 1937, the three years In which Bt. John's won the plague for the most effective services in the campaigns. The committee arranging the service Included Mrs, George Palmer Kennedy, chairman; Mrs. Augustus Harris, Mrs.

Cameron Duncan, Mrs, John. E. Jennings, Mrs, Stephen Cal-laghan, Mrs, Arthur Mellen, Mrs. Carl Greene and Mrs. George N.

H. Clement. PROPOSALS CONTRACT S31 SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY tha Board of Water Supply at ill offlcea. eleventh floor, 341 Broadway, New York, N. Y.i until 11 a.m..

Eastern Btandrd Time, on Tuesday, December 20, 1938, for Contract 331, for tha construction of tha southrrlr portion of tha Rondout-West Branch tunnel, the West Branch By-pass tunnel and the northerly portion of tht West Branch-Kensleo tunnel of the Delaware aqueduct and the Influent and effluent ehambtra and appurtenant atrueturei at tha West Branch reservior, In the Towns of Kant and Cgrmel, Putnam county. New York, all ai act forth In the speelfleatlone. The portion of the Rondout-West. Branch tunnel included in this contract will have a finished Interior allmeter of 13ft feet and will be approximately 11 900 feel In length: tha West Branch Bv-nasa tunnel will be 15 fact In diameter and about 13,808 leet long, and tha northerly portion of tha West Braneh-Kensieo tunnel, also 15 feet In diameter, will have a length of abaut 10.300 feet. The construction of theae tunnels will be carried on throuah Shafta Uptake.

Downtake. IS Uptake and 18 Downtake. which have been excavated and lined with concrete under another contract. Pamphlets containing Information for bidders, forms at bid and contract, sped-fleatlona. requirements ai to surety, and pamphlet! ot aontract drawing! can ba obtained at tha affica of tha Secretary al the above address, upon application In person or by mall, by depositing tha sum of five dollars 115.00; In cash or its equivalent for each set.

This deposit will be refunded upon tha return of the pamphlet! In aceeptabla condition within thirty (30) days from the date on which the bids an opened. For further particulars apply at ihe office of tha Chief Inglneer at the abova address. OBOROB 1. OtLLESPIE, President. HENRY HESTBRBERO.

RUPUB B. McGAHEN. Commissioners, Board of Water 8uppir; RICHARD H. BURKE. Secretary.

dl-lSt CONTRACT 319 SEALBD BIDS WILL BB RECEIVED BY tha Board ef Water Supply, at us offices, eleventh floor. 346 Broadway, New York, N. Yh until 11 a Bastern Standard Time, on Tuesday, December 1838, for Contract 319. for the construction of a portion of tha Rondout-Woit Branch tunnel of the Delaware aqueduct In the Towns el FishkUl and East Plihklll, Dutcnesl County, and Kant and Putnam Valley. Putnam County.

New York, all as get forth In tha specifications. This portion at the tunnel will be about 55,900 feet In length, will have a finished diameter af 13V feet within tha concrete lining and Hi construction will ba eirrled on through Shafts 1 and 8. approximately 710 feet and 850 feet In depth, respectively, which have bean excavated and lined with ooncrete under an. other contract. Pamphlets containing information for bidders, forms of bio and contract, aaecl-fleatlona.

contract drawings, requirements as to surety, can ba obtained at ihe office of tha Secretary at tha abova address, upon application In person or by mall, by depositing tha sum of five dollars 1 15 00) in cash or Hi equivalent for each pamphlet. This deposit will be refunded upon the return af tha pamphlet In acceptable cpndlUan within thirty 1301 days from tha date on Which tha bids are opened For further particular! apply at the afflce of the Chief Bnglneer at the above address GEORGE GILLESPIE, President. HENRY HESTBRBERO RUPUB B. McQAHEN, Commlailoneri Board at Water Supply. RICHARD BURKE Secretary.

nl6-20( LEGAL NOTICES Pile No. 61731938 THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OP NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and IndependentTo TORI THOROBBEN, Ketchikan. Alaska: HENRIETTA THORGESEN or HENRIETTA TRONSEN. ALMA OLAP-BBN. MARIA ERIKSEN and CLARA THORGESEN, all of No.

1 Torvet, rredrik-Btad, Norway, SEND GREETING; Whereas, Andrew Ohrlstoffersen, who resides at 434 61st Street Brooklyn, New York, haa presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain Instrument In writing bearing date the 4th day of May, 1926, relating to real and personal property, be duly proved ai the last will and testament of Bleanoro Chrtstofferien. also known as Eleanore K. Chrlstofferaen, lately residing at No. 434 61st Street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

Now, Therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of tha County of Kings, to be held In Room 2S-A st tha Hall of Record. In the Couniv of Kings, on the 6th day of January. 1939. at 9 30 o'clock In Ihe forenoon, why auch decree should not be made. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate'! Court to be hereunto affixed.

WltnessL Hon. GEOROB ALBERT (Seal) WINGATE. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough ef Brooklyn, In the said County, the 2nd day of December. 1938. PERCY T.

STAPLE-TON. Clerk of the Surrogate a Court d3-4t I DIGNIFIED AiLow $1 Caft FUNERALS OUR FUNERAL HOMES nMRLvas 111 IMcai eWaaweatg SlliaVawaislai 4-121 Savant i.anajl Mtrlna MM3-4 1111 FVatksaak ve. Wlitanlsiitar 2-e2t4-7 lM-ia HIMdg. S-SS7I 3-eM lSt-14 Narak. Shag.

I Saw latch tuVtaHrUTSratttr T-41H eaaisHArTaw 117 Watt )M Itrasrt-TleMcar 7-f Taw 14S1 Fkrrt aesi ImiMtmSe 4-UM aawenr 1 Wasyl 194!) Sweat- i-hfllwqwwlal 91960 irtm SasBaM272 J47Wimal WgCTtHI8Tg 214 MaMaMlw'MMill '1rVMatWrMw9 Pf)W Motif rW B9MMt9thn af Writ Hluttrmttd eWritt OtMtwNM rroft lest) nucTio SALES H. SOHONEBfT. AUCTIONEER. SELL Dec. 8th.

1938, 10:00 a 980 Park Brooklyn. Pontlao Sedan. Pbrd Touring Sedan. Motor Nos, 8138997, 331081S. H7o.

SCHONSETT. AUCTIONEER, Dec. 9th. 1838. 9 1 am, KM Neptunt Ave Brooklyn, Dodga Coach, Banal No.

30041681. hTcTscHONZEIT. AUCTIONEER, SELLS Dec. Sth, 1936, 9 00 a.m., 344 St. Mark a Brooklyn, Nash Sedan, Metor No.

404397. C. H. ADELMAN, AUCTIONEER, BELLS Dec. 19, 1938.

at 11:00 a.m., at 1086 pa-clfic Brooklyn (Pacifio Palace Gareeel, Pord Truck, Cadillac Sedan, Chevrolet Roadster, Motor Nos. AA-13937B7, 318888, 1917631. account of Bagle Awning Mfg. Oa. Esiata of Cella Roshke, Albert Roshka and Prederlck Esposlto.

d3-8t a "cTH. ADELMAN, AUCTIONEERS SLLS Dec. 19. 1938. at 10:06 a.m..

at 361 4th Ave. Brooklyn. Studabaker Sedan. Motor No, 11270, account of Edward Madden. d3-3t C.

H. ADELMAN. AUCTIONEER. SELLA Dec. 19, 138, at 11:48 am, at II Bern-nectady Ave Brooklyn, Ford Coupe, Motwr No.

18-31808, account ot O. A. H. Bey. d3-3t g.

SADOWBKY, AUCTIONEER. BELLS Dec. 10. 1931, a.m.. 1331 Platbuih Are.

Brooklyn, Merge Refrigerator, Unit No. 808343, retaken from Meyer and Zslda Everett. PAWNBBOfjEBS BALES ESTATE QP IUQ8NB ROSENBAUM Auctioneer! i. Kelly, L. Peldhuhn, Klracb-ner sail at 70 Bowiry at a.m.; Dec.

a By order af M. Ooodsteln As Sons, 279 Bridge clothing, pledged to 41800 af Not. 1137. 31 39 30 41 3 Dee. Br order of Nathan Oruskln.

Ine 111) Pulton silverware, jewelry and second-hand watches, pledge! up to and Including S7483 of Nov. 36. 1137. it. H.

Koikl, 114 Pulton all suite, overeoata. spring aeata. pledged from 48199 ot March 1, 1937, to 81791 of Sept, 30. 1137. n2l-6t cuts Dec.

8 BT order of Estate 1. 1. Frlel, 1473 Broadway, clothing, pledged front 18061 of March 13. 1937. to 5467 JT of Aug.

14, 1937J and all pledges held aver: als for 987 Myrtle clothing, etc pledged, from 438 of Jan. 6, 1937. to 53355 of Sept. 30, 1937, and all pledgee held over. 41-6t-os JOSEPH SHONGUT OEO.

8HONGUTT Auctioneers. 82 Bowery, N. sell 9 a.m. Dec. 6 C.

Lavery, 148 Sanda dlamonda, lewelry, second-hand watches, odds and ends, clothing, to 10693 of Nov, 4, 1937 Dec. I Bay Ridge Loan Office. 1317 3d Ave diamonds. Jewelry, second-hand watches, odds and ends, from 80527 of Merch 1, 1837, to 10687 of Oct. 30, 1837.

C2-? ASSIGNEE NOTICES UPREMBOWT-klNOS COUNTY. Re: General assignment, benefit of ered-Itora of TEDDY PRINTZ. doing business under the firm nsma and style of STATS NOVELTY CO. Pursuant to an order of Honorable Justice Meier Steinbrtnk of the Supremo Court, notice Is given to persona having elaima asalnat the above Remed assignor, of No. 257 West 34th Street, N.

Y. O. ta present same, with vouchera duly cerlfled in support thereof, to the undersigned on or before tha 18th day of December, 1938. SOL DBUTSCH. Assignee.

CHARLES A COHEN Attorney for Assignee. 270 Broadway. New York City. fell Bahr, Etta Kenyon, Bertha Bannon, Beatrice Lynch, Margaret Berge, Marie C. Mwknlght, Brady, Rose Thomas Irving Brownell, Marsell, Frederic Mildred Ivle McCauley, John J.

Brunner, Walter McOarten, Mary Brush, Daniel 8. MoOonvllle, James Chlcheiter. EUa P. MoMahon, Cross, Mary C. Bridget D'Aleo, Peterson, William Anna Maria Putnam, Edith Doherty, John Regan, John C.

Dwyer, Martin Reoch.Oeorge Rodgers, Epstein, Abraham Elisabeth Geary, Margaret Shlentag, Esther allien, Mary Smith, E. Emma Ouglsh, Johanna spitz, Hyman Harris, Mary I. Tansey, Margaret Hopkins, WUlliro Walsh, Clarence A. Houston, William Westerfleld, Eulalia Jacob, John Whitley, Charles Karling, P. Joseph BAHR ETTA, on Dec.

1, resident ot Sayvilla beloved wtte of Carl; also survived by ton, Howard; a daughter, Edna; two brothers, aort and E4war Wood; a sister, Miss Jane. WeeA. Services Sunday, 1:30 p.m., at funeral chapel, 1230 Bushwick Ave. Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery. Benjamin Grindrod director, BANNON BEATRICE V.

CANT-WELL, on Dec beloved wife of Edward Bannon; devoted daughter of John and' Theresa Cantwell and sister of Leslie and Veronica Cant-well. Funeral from her residence, 2696 W. 35th on Monday at a.m.; requiem mass Our Lady of Solace R. Church. Direction George T.

McHugh. BEROE Suddenly, on Nov. 30, 1938, MARIE CHRISTIANA BERGE, beloved sister of Mrs. Louise I. Jacobs and Walter A.

Berge. Services at ber residence, S77 E. 84th Brooklyn. Saturday, 8.30 p.m. Puneral Sunday, 2 p.m.

Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. BRADY ROSE, on December 2. Puneral from the residence of her brother. John P. Brady, 823 Monroe St.

Solemn requiem mass Monday, 10 45 a Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. BROWNELL MILDRED IVIE, on Wednesday, November 30, 1938, at Los Angeles, California, after short illness. Beloved daughter of James K. Brownell and the late Susan E.

Brownell. Funeral from her late residence, 279 Park Elberon, N. on Wednesday afternoon, December 7, at 3 o'clock. BRUNNER At Batchogue, N. Dec.

1, 1938, WALTER aged 35 years. Services at the 57 Wiggins Ave, Patchogue, Sunday, 2 p.m. BRUSH DANIEL SCOFIELD, beloved husband of the late Margaret Stewart Brush; father of Gilbert P. Brush, Marjory Brush Ramsbotham, Stewart E. Brush, Daniel Scofield Brush Jr.

and Jeannette Brush Morgan, at his residence, 699 East 18th on December 2, 1938. Services at his home on Monday, December 5, at 8 p.m. Interment, private, at Cypress Hills Cemetery, CAMBRIDGE LODGE, NO. 662, F. 6c A.

M. Brethren are requested to attend Masonic funeral services for our late brother, ABRAHAM EPSTEIN, at Kirschenbaum Funeral Parlor, 345 Throop Sari-day at 9:45 a.m. HARRY SOLOMON, Master. Lisle Isaacs, Secretary. CHICHESTER On December 2, 1938, ELLA widow of Warren Chichester.

Services at 45 Locust Rockvllle Centre, Monday, December 5, at 11 a.m. Please omit flowers. CROSS MARY December 2, 1938, beloved wife of John devoted mother of Rose Verrilli. Funeral from her residence, 242 89th Brooklyn, Tuesday, December 6. Requiem mass St.

Patrick's Church Fort Hamilton), 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cloister. Kindly omit flowers. Masses appreciated. D'ALEO On Friday, December 2, 1938, ANNA MARIA D'ALEO.

Funeral from the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Monday, 9:15 a.m.; thence to Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Fort Hamilton Parkway and East 4th Street, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered at 10 a.m. DOHERTY On December 2, JOHN, dear brother of Mrs. Ada Hendricks and Louis Doherty. Services at the Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard, Monday, 2 pjn.

Interment Evergreens Cemetery. (Milfard, papers please copy.) DWYER MARTIN, Dec. 2, of 436 Baltic St. Survived by wife, Mary; eight children, four brothers. Final blessing Monday, 3 p.m., in Chapel, Calvary Cemetery.

Arrangements by Joseph G. Duffy. ENRIGHT On Fridav. Dec. 2, 1936, MARY SMITH, wife of the late Daniel beloved mother or Mrs.

Vincent J. Duffy, Mrs. William J. Signer, William B. and Gerald S.

Enrlght; beloved sister of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Daily of Islip, L. I.

Funeral from her residence, 200 Washington Park, on Monday at 9:45 a.m.; requiem mass Queen of Saints R. C. Church at 10 a.m. Intei St. Patrick's Cemetery, Bay Shore, L.

I. GEARY MARGARET on December 1, 1938, at her residence, 89-35 218th Place, Queens Village, beloved mother of John David Charles Loretta Smith, Margaret Cannon and Claire Brown. Solemn requiem mass at SS. Joachim and Ann R. O.

Church Monday at 9:30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. VITAL SOT1CES (Acknowledgments, Births, Deathi, En-gagem tntt Marriages, Masses, Memortams, Resolutions) accepted until 10 P.M. for publication the fotlotvtna day or from A.M. to 1 P.M.

(11 AM. on Saturdays) tor Publication in the next availabl edition o) ihe lame day's paper. The Vital Notice rat is 90 cents per line. MAin 4-6200 Benefits Charities Over $100,000 Is Left To Institutions as Hospital Gets Residue More than $100,000 In bequests to charities, as well as relegation of the residuary estate to New York Hospital, ere made In the will of Agnei Frances Redwood, on file today with Surrogate George Wingate. Almost 1100,000 worth of specific bequests are also made to relatives.

Miss Redwood died on Nov. 28 at her residence, 47 Plasa Bt. The pe tltion to probate the will said that her estate eonslsted of no real and "mora than $10,000 personal prop erty." The charity bequests are: Thirty thousand dollars to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Manhattan; $20,000 each to the Memorial Hospital for the Treatment of Cancer and Allied Diseases, Manhattan; the New York Institute for tha Education of the Blind, the Bronx, and the New York Society for Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled, and $15,000 to Miss Fine's School of Princeton, N. J. Miss Redwood also left a $5,000 trust fund for the upkeep of a plot she owns In Hartsdale Canine Cemetery.

Bequests From Trust Fund The bequests to Individuals were made out of the principal of a trust fund established for her by the will of her father, William R. Redwood. She left $10,000 to a grandnlece, Agnes Eleanor Redwood Fergus of Falls City, $22,500 each to nephews Langford W. Redwood and Frank Redwood of Norfolk, Va $20,000 to a nephew, William L. Redwood, of Falls City, and $5,000 each to grandnleces, Florence E.

Redwood Eisenbise of Morrill, Irene J. Redwood Sandrock of Falls City and Alice M. Redwood of Falls City. The remainder of the money In the trust fund is to be shared equally by the nephews, Langford, Frank and William who also share In her Jewelry, furniture and other personal effects. Mrs.

Fergus was bequeathed her aunt's silverware. The rest of the estate was left to the Society of the New York Hospital, Manhattan. Herman Torberg Will Herman H. Torborg, ex-State Senator, ex-Assemblyman and ex-Assistant Corporation Counsel, who died at his residence, 85 Glen on Nov. 26, left $20,000 real and personal property.

To his nephew, John G. Torborg of 1029 Liberty he left $15,000, houses and lots at 71 Glen 85 Glen the southeast corner of Euclid Ave. and Hill 1045-7 Liberty Ave. and 807 Grant and lots at 1031 Glenmore 601 Drew Ave 803 Grant Ave. and 311 E.

Pine Long Beach, and one-fifth of the residue. He left one-fifth of the residue each to his brothers, Louis of 55 Glen and Henry, of 785 Grant one-fifth to his sister, Annie M. Torborg, of 85 Glen and one-fifth to the heirs of his late sister, Catherine M. Meyerose. Maren Olsen Inherit! Even Olsen of 3038 Emmons Ave who died Nov, 26.

left his entire estate of real and less than 110, 0OO personal properly to his wife, Maren, ot the same address. Mary Suilf Bond, who died at her residence, 1881 W. 7th on Nov. 11, left 18.000 real and not more than 120,000 personal pronerty. She left a diamond rlni to a friend.

Jennie Raywood of 1193 W. 8th St. The W. 1th Bt. house she left to her son.

Stanley Kluesener. and her dauahter. Anna Klsa Murnane. who reside there now and who share equally her American Telephone and Teleiraph Company stock and tha residuary estate. To her grandchlldran.

Stanley Oeorae and Barbara Ann Kluesener, both of 1881 7tli 81.. she left a baj ot lold coins. To her husband. George P. Bond of tha W.

7lh St. addreas. Mrs. Bond 1H 600 worth of Government bonds Her Jewelry and personal e'fti went to her daughter. Anna.

Brothers, sisters Name! Jamei Innts, who died at his residence, 724 Lafayette on Nov. 19. left 3.500 real and not more man yc, property. He left his real property to his brother" Edward of 275 JBth ISO to his brother, Arthur of 533 Manhattan; 2S to his brother, Henry, of 140 W. 15th Manhattan, and the residue to his sister, Elisabeth Bnnls Bab- tsSoffiu of "39 list St Who died at Israel Zlon Hospital on Nov.

u. 1937, left less than IS.0O0 real and less than 1200 personal property to mi Wile, Dorothy, of the same Bdward Kenney. who died at his residence. 1821 E. 13th on April 17, 1933, 12.000 real property.

The will If" his E. 13th St. house In trust for his d.uahtar.. Mir, A. Connelly.

ceeded at ner oesm "rL Eanor and Marian, all of whom reside there now. FORECLOSURES HEEAN-'cORPTioN. r- -rnz trturia nnitNTV 'latniur. as aim ljm Court Street. Borough of Brooklyn.

City of New ior. Pursuant to a juoameui and sale, duly maoe and entered In the above action, and bearing date the asm day of November, 1938, the) unrSerslBncl the Referee In said Judjmsnt named, will sell at public auction to Ue hlgheat bidder, nsm.LY. Auctioneer. on the 22nd day of December, 1938. at twelve o'clock noon ot thai day, at tj Brooklyn Real Estate Iichange, No.

189 Montague Street. In the Borouih of Brooklyn City ot New York, the mortgaged premises described In ind directed by sa.d judgment to be sold, belnu a parcel of land with the bulldlnn and Improvements thereon, sltuan In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and Stale New York, being on the northerly i da of South 4th Street, distant 107 feet 6 Inches latterly from tha northaisterlr corner Bedford Avenue and South 4th Street. havin a width In front and rear 21 left, and a uniform depth of 95 feet, and more particularly described In tha judgment, to which reference Is made.

lo-sether with street rights Premises known as No. 143 South 4th 8tret. Brooklyn. Y. Dated.

Brooklyn. Y. November 30th, 1938. OOTTLIIB. Referee.

n30-6t-W I SUPREME COURT. KINGS pOUNTV -HOMK OWNERS LOAN CORPORATION. Plaintiff, against MAX KASKEL. et al Defendants. NOTICE OP BALE.

Pursuant to Judgment dated November 1938 and duly entered, the undersigned will iell'al public auction it the Prookisn Real Bstite Eachinge. 189 Montague street. Brooklyn, New York, on the 15th day of December. 1938, at 12:00 noon by JOHN A HARTIC1AN, auctioneer, tha olot In Kings county, -City and State ol New York, with Improvements thereon, and flktures and personal property appurtenant thereto, situate on the north-weaterly side of 13(1 Avenue. 50 feet southwesterly of 83d Street, being a parcel 25 feet in width in front and rear by 100 feet In depth on both sides, the rear Una running parallel with 23d Avenue and tha slda lines runnlne parallel with 63d Street, Including adjacent itrlps.

goreg and streets, subject to sny Hate of facta an accurate survey may show and to restrictive covenants, agreements and easements of record. End rutmises and all "Subject to" clauses are mire particularly deaorlbed In said Judgment. Premise! are known as 8308 33d Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Approxtmeie amount of mortgage lien, costs and allowances Is 114,418 with interest; together with expenses of sale. Dated, New York.

Novrmhrr 22. 1938. VINCENT MANNINO. Referee ALAN DANIF.LS. AHnrnev for Plaintiff.

Otfire and o. Address, PIT' Avenue Nrw York City, nJ3-6t i James 8., George John J. Bhevlln and Margaret S. Cantwell. Funeral from the residence of her brother.

Ill St. Mark's on Monday, Dec. 5, at 9:30 a.m.) thence to St. Augustine's R. C.

Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. GUGI8H JOHANNA (nee Shughrue), Dec. 1938, at her residence, 391 9th beloved mother of James, Josephine, Irene, Mar. garet and Isabel.

Requiem mass Monday, Dee. 8, 10 a.m., St. Thomas Aquinas R. C. Church.

4th Ave. and 9th St. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HARRIS On Dee. 1, MARY beloved wife ef Michael and dear mother of Mrs.

Bella Men. Puneral from her residence, 9112 3d Monday; requiem mass St. Patrick's Church, 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

HOPKINS On Thursday, Dec. 1, 1938, WILLIAM beloved husband of Margaret; devoted father of Mrs. Ethel 3 tuber gh. Services at his daughter's residence, 177-39 Leslie Road, St." Albans, L. Monday at 11 a.m.

HOUSTON On Dec. 1, at his residence, 1237 E. 26th WILLIAM O. HOUSTON, brother of Mrs. Henry Hatten.

Services Sunday afternoon at 3 o'colck. Interment private. JACOBS On Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1938, JOHN of 114-21 198th St. Albans, husband of the late Clara Jacobs; brother- of Anna B.

and William K. Jaeobs. Services at the Fairchild 89-31 184th Jamaica, Saturday, 8 p.m. Interment private. KARLING F.

JOSEPH, December 2, beloved husband of Mary B. and father of Rosalie Carrs, Lillian M. Carrs, Ethel K. Singelton and Ruth I. Raynor.

Services Sunday, December 4, at 3 p.m., from the Perry Funeral Home. 118 Union Lynbrook, L. I. Interment Greenfield Cemetery Monday morning, December S. KENYON BERTHA on Dec.

2, 1938, at 8521 110th Richmond Hill, beloved wife of Edward dear mother of Edward" sister of Mrs. Jennie S. Thomas, Mrs. Helen Southcomb: grandmother ef Doris and Diane Kenyon. Funeral services at Du Pont Chapel, 82-17 Lefferts Boulevard, Kew Gardens, Sunday, 8:30 p.m.

Interment family plot, Evergreens Cemetery, Monday, 3 p.m. LYNCH MARGARET (nee Campbell), beloved wife of Morris; mother of George and Doris; sister of Joseph, Bessie Murphy and Mrs. George Leonard, and daughter of Thomas Campbell, on Thursday, at her residence, 9 Hausman St. Requiem mass Monday at 9:30 at the R. C.

Church of St. Cecilia. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Arrangements by Thomas J. Creamer.

MACKNIGHT On December 2, 1938, at his residence, 428 54th THOMAS IRVING, beloved husband of Marguerite Hall Mackntght. Masonic services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Saturday, 8:30 p.m. Religious services Sunday, 2 p.m. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery. Members of Minerva LODGE, NO.

792, F. 5t A. are respectfully Invited to attend. MARSELL FREDERIC S. The Chamber of Commerce of the Rock-aways announce with profound sorrow the passing of our former president.

Funeral from his home, 305 Beach 98th Rockaway Beach, Monday at 9:30 a.m. Members are requested to attend. ANDREW J. KENNY, President. George Wolpert, Exec.

Secretary. McCAULEY JOHN on December 1, at his residence, 723 8th beloved brother of Mazle McCauley and Rita Gorse. Requiem mass Monday, 10 a.m., St. Saviour's R. C.

Church, 8th Ave and 6th St. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. McCARTEN December 2, MARY, beloved wife of Charles McCarten; mother of James Brady and daughter of the late Patrick and Hannah Mooney. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from residence, 660 48th thence to St. Agatha's Church, where requiem mass will be offered.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. McCONVILLE On December 1, 1938, JAMES, formerly of N. Y. P. Traffic beloved husband of Helen Reilly; dear father of James, Richard, Joseph and George McConville.

Funeral from residence, 695 Halsey Street, Monday at 9:30 a.m. Solemn requiem mass Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Putnam Avenue, 10 o'clock. Pleaie omit flowers. Masses appreciated. McMAHON BRIDGET, of 531 Evergreen on Dec.

2, beloved mother of Thomas McMahon, Mary Curran, Catherine Kelly, and lov-int' sister of Margaret Breslln. Notice of funeral later. PETERSON WILLIAM, brother of Clara Peterson, on Dec. 2, in his 63d year, at his home, 103-25 97th Ozone Park. Funeral services Sunday, Dec.

4, at 2 p.m., at the Clarence F. Simonson Funeral Home, 119-04 Hillside corner Lefferts Boulevard, Richmond Hill. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. PUTNAM On Friday. Dec.

2, 193R. EDITH m.ARR PUTNAM ot Towers Hotel, teacher of English In I nomas Jefferson High School. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Sunday at 2 p.m. In iHpttmrtam The Eagle has published a booklet of "In Mcmoriam" Verses You may obtain copy ot thii booklet, without charge, by calling as Ad Takgr it MAin 4-4000. js t'i William Peterson Funeral services for Mr, Peterson who was an assistant secretary of the Brooklyn Trust Com' pany, will be held at 1 pm.

tomorrow In tha Clarence F. Simonion Funeral Heme, 119-04 Hillside Richmond Hill. Burial will bt in Green-Wood Cemetery. Mr. Peterson, who died yesterday after a brief Illness, had been active in Jamaica banking1 affairs since 1914.

He was attached to the Jamaica office of the Brooklyn Trust Company. His home was at 163-25 79th SU lOzone Park. Mrs. Williams, 46, At Southampton Lawyer's Wife, Former Plcasantville Resident, Was Prominent Socially Special to the Brooklyn ragle Southampton, Dec. 3 Mrs.

Elsie W. Williams, 48, wife of Robert Jay Williams, a retired lawyer, and prominent in social and, political activities here and in Pleasantvllle, N. died in her home here today. Mrs. Williams was the daughter of Fred H.

Wefer, who was prominent In Lutheran and Masonic affairs In New York until his death in 1938, and Mrs. Emllle Wefer. In 1919 she married Mr. Williams on his return $rom France, where he served as a lieutenant in the United States Air Force. Interested In Gardening Mr.

and Mrs. Williams had lived during the last 15 years in Pleasantvllle, where Mr. Williams Is the Republican leader of Mount Pleasant. Until July of this year he had been a member of the law firm of Cran-dall, Grant Williams, of New York, and was expert in the field of real property. Mrs.

Williams had been Interested In gardening for many years. Surviving besides her husband are her mother, a son, Robert Wefer Williams, a student at Harvard Univer sity, and a daughter, Elsie Williams, a student at Abbott Academy, And-over, Mass. Funeral services will be Sunday at 8:15 p.m. at the home of her mother, 217 Bedford Park Boulevard, the Bronx. Rites Wednesday For Family of 4 Funeral services will be held In the Universal Funeral Chapel.

52d St. and Lexington Manhattan, at 2 p.m., Wednesday, for Dr. Henry Schultz, professor of economics at the University of Chicago; his wife, Bertha, and their two children, Ruth, 15, and Jean, 10, who were killed last Saturday In an automobile accident in California. Dr. Schults was a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Solomon Schultz of 2205 E. 8th where his sister, Mies Jeanette Schultz, also resrdes. A brother, Joseph Schultz, a certified public accountant, lives at 714 Avenue R. Dr.

Schultz, a noted mathematician, was temporarily teaching in the economics department of the University of California at the time of his death. The accident occurred when his automobile ran upon a soft shoulder on a highway and the car plunged over an embankment to catapult nearly 100 feet Into a creek. Pink Honored at Dance Louis H. Pink, State superintendent of insurance, was guest of honor last night at the 16th annual entertainment and dance of the Insurance Square Club of New York, at the Hotel St. George.

Some 1.500 persons attended. The group is a social and welfare organization of Masons In the insurance business. George E. Miller, vice president, was in charge of arrangements. Obituaries JOHN MONACO of 121 Cooprr rf-tlrtd oitT employe, died Wednesday.

Ht was mttve of Italy, where ha wait born 8 ear ao and lived In Brooklyn for SO reari. Tha Jathar of 13 children, he was an active Democrat and received a Jet trr from former Oov. Alfred I. Smith In 1928, when IS memberi of tha Monaco family voted for Mr. Smith.

He li survived by hla widow. Marlon; hie children, Elizabeth, Lena, Concetta, Peter, Christine. Lucy, MlnnH, Carl, Mary, John, Annette and Lormlne and ae crandchlldren. Mr. BKRTHA B.

KKNYO of 83-2t lioth Richmond Bill, died yesterday. She lived In Queens for the last 20 years and formerly lived In Brooklyn. She Is survived by her husband, Edward O. Kenyan; a ion, (dward two niters. Mrs.

Jennie 8. Thomai and Mn. Helen South-comb, and two frandchlldren. Services will held In tht DuPont Chanel, S3-17 Lefferts Boulevard. Kew Gardens, at 8 30 m.

Sunday. In C0emor(am STEINER In loving' memory of my beloved mother, MARTHA who passed away Dec, 3. 1929 6on, CHARLES. Isaae Parshelsky, who died March 18, 1935, one ot the borough's most prominent realty operators, left a gross estate of $3,379,338 98, which was reduced to a taxable net estate of $737,391,73, by expenses, debts and mortgage losses, according to a report by State Transfer Tax Appraiser David F. Soden, on file to.

day In Surrogate's Court. Among Mr, Parshelski's assets were 58 parcels of real estate. Some of the larger holdings and their valuations were: A vacant plot on E. 42d near Avenue $37,000: a vacant plot on Albany near e. 42d a two-story building on Magnolia Boulevard, between West Boulevard and West Broadway, Long Beach, property on Jackson Boulevard, between West Broadway and West Boardwalk, Long Beach, $215,000, and 1-9 Flat-bush $500,100.

Long List ef Stocki There was a long list of securities, including 9,000 shares of Par Holding Company, appraised for $820,287.45, a long list of mortgages, claims, tax 'liens and notes, as well as five bank accounts and $4,100 cash. A 1930 Bells Royce automobile which was bought second hand In 1932 was appraised at $2,500. Funeral and administration expenses deducted from the gross estate amounted to $194,198.78, while debts amounted to $1,502,248.25 and mortgage losses amounted to A large Individual claimant was Moses L. Parshelsky, brother, partner and chief heir. He claimed $330,723.06 for advances to his brother and $82,678.93 for Isaae's one-third Interest In a stock speculation venture.

Firm Claims $131,133.33 Parshelsky Brothers claimed on a $100,000 note dated Jan. 10, 1936. Par Holding Company, claimed $63,274.54 as due Isaac's current account. To meet a Federal income tax deficiency was claimed. One of the smaller items was a request from Hill Brothers, for $1,339,29 for clothing.

Mr. Parshelsk left $250 to Benos Israel Malblsh Arumium and $500 to the Boys Club of the Navy Yard District. Papers filed with the report show that most of the long list of legatees in Mr. Parshelsky's will assigned their bequests to Moses, the residuary legatee who lives at the Hotel Towers. Samuel gchwartseaan Iilale Samuel Schwartsman, who died Oct.

11, 1938, left S20.S08 (rose and net. the assets being a 118.000 house at 318 Osborne St. and a 14,580 house at 2037 Doudasi which went to his wile, Broneta, of 2037 Strauss St, Jacob Rubin, who died Aug. IS, 1931, left 114,320.41 gross and 113,861 net. in-aludlnaj two bank accounts, three Joint accounts, which went to his Sarah, of 2970 Ocean two daughters and a son.

Mollle Sfhroff, who died May 18. 1931, left 110,897.73 gross and net, Including a 13.250 house at 1836 park Place, a bank account and three trust accounts, which went to her husband, afnrris, of that ad-drcss, three daughters and five sons. TRADEMARK NOTICES NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT SQUAREX ADVERTISINO 132 Pearl Street. Brooklyn. New York, filed Its trademark "SURF ASA VER" with the Secretary of State of New York; used on containers of paint products.

n2 28 3 9 10 12 LEGAL NOTICES Pile No. 25691937 THE PEOPLE OP TH8 STATE OP NEW York, by the grace of God free and independent To FLORENCE SHANAHAN. JAMES LYONS. ANNE GALLAGHER, SUSAN PLUNKETT, MARY KAVANAGH, AGNES BIBBY. as Administratis; of tha Estate of Rose Morgan, deceased, and AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY OP NEW YORK.

SEND GREETING; WHEREAS, James Kerr, who resides at No. 69 Burling Lane, New Rochelle. New York, has presented his account as Administrator of BRIDGET MARTIN, de ceased, lately residing at No. 1666 84th Street, In fhe Boroueh of Brooklyn, County ol Kings. City and State at New York, and a petition pravlng that his account may be Judicially settled; NOW, THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to she cauie before our Surrogate's Court of the County ot Kings, to be held at th Hall of Records.

In the County of Kings, on the 12th day of December, 1938, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOP, we have piiic.H Ha cant nf Surrogate'! Court to be here- unto armed, witness, Hon (IEORGE ALBERT WINGATE. (Seal! Surroiate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in tha said County, tha 7th day ol November. 1938. PERCY T.

8TAPLETON. Clerk ol the Surrogate's Court. a SUPREME OOURT, COUNTY OP KINGS SADIE BORROW, as sola surviving trustee under an Indenture of Trust dated December 27. 1936. for the benefit of LPON BOBROW, LUCILLE BOBROW.

HENRY BOBROW ind Walter BOBROW. P.amtlff. against FLORENCE REBECCA COLDBACH. MARY A VERSA, or If she has died, her executors, administrators, husbands, heirs at law. next of kin, distributes, legatees, devisees, grantees, assignees.

Judgment creditors, receivers, trustees In baiikrugtcy, trustees, committees, lienors and successors in Interest, and their husbands, or wives, if any, and all persons claiming under or through any of them, if any. all of whom and whose names are unknown to the plaintiff, and each and every person not specifically herein named who may be entitled to or claim to have any right, title or Interest In the premises described in the complaint herein, et Deffendants. To the above-named Defendants; YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED lo in-swer the complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of your answpr. or. if the complaint la not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance, on the Plilntlff'i Attorney withtn twenty days after the service of thia summons, exclusive of the day of service.

In caje of your failure to appear or answer, Judgement will be taken against you by default lor the relief demanded the complaint. Dited, New York. July 28. 193R JULIAN D. ROSENBERG.

Attr-rnev for Plaintiff Office and Post Office Address. 12 East 41tt Street, Borough of Manhattan, City ol New York. To the following named defendant! In this action; MARY AVER8A. and the above named and described defendants claiming under her; The foregoing supplemental and emended summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Hr.n. Oeorae H.

Purman, Justice of the Suprrme Court of Ihe State of New York, dated I OH A lh. amended complaint in the office of the Clerk of the County nf ginsi at Ihe County Court House. In the Bjrouth of Brooklyn County of Kings, Cny and State of New-York. The object of this leflon Is to foreclose a mortgage given to secure the sum of gfl sort and Interest, executed by MARY AVERSA and JORBPH A VERBA, her husband, also known as GIUSEPPE AVERSA. dated March 2.

1929. and recorded In Ihe office the Rrglster of Kings County on March 26 1929. In Liber 7353 of Mortgages, page 3Ftf. and upm which there remains unpaid the sum of 18 000 and Interest. The real property sMec 'rl by said montage is known as No.

Seek Road Borough of Brooklyn. County r.f Klnga. Cllv and State st New York. Dated, Novembrr 11. JULIAN ROSENBERG.

In, D.ainlirf 2 r' 't StreH. Rorouah of Mnhnt- I tsn. Cry Nrw York. floor to the ground, Former Mayor Mitchel presentee; me meanis Walsh in a eeremony In the City Hall Plaza ir: 1916. Lieutenant Walsh was a native of Brooklyn and was a member of the Fire Department Holy Name Society nt t.h.

30-Yaar Firemen's Asso ciation. He is survived by his wid ow, Irene Hogan waisn; two aaugn-ters, Mrs. Irene Krusens and Mrs. TrstLa TJVillceng, and two sister), Gertrude and Geraldine Walsh. The funeral will be held from the John T.

Gallagher Funeral Home, 2549 Church at 9:15 a.m. Monday with a solemn requiem mass at 10 a.m. in St. Gregorys n. v.

unurcn. Mrs. Hammond, Active in Politics A requiem mass for Mrs. Mary A. Hammond of 19-13 Linden Rldgewood, widow of Assemblyman John T.

Hammond, will be offered Monday morning in 8t. Briglds R. C. Church, St. Nicholas Ave.

and Linden St. Mrs. Hammond, who was 55, died Thursday morning. Burial will be in Bt. John's Cemetery- Mrs.

Hammond, active in civic and charitable circles for many years, was co-leader of the 4th Zone of the 2d A. D. In Queens for a period of four years until two years ago. She was president of the Women's Anawanda Democratic Club. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Alice Carroll and Miss Marie Hammond; two sons, Thomas and John; four sisters, Mrs. Vera Carroll. Mrs. Alice Immelsbach, Mrs. Rose Nevins and Mrs.

Anna Cook, and four grandchildren, Jane Carroll, James Carroll, Patricia Hammond and John Hammond. Deatbn REGAN JOHN on December 2, at his residence, 468 77th Street, beloved husband of Bridget M. Regan and dear father of Mrs. Margaret Graves, Mrs. Helen Cullen and Mrs.

Agnes Herwig. John Edward Francis Arthur Thomas A. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.m. Re quiem mass Our Lady of Angels R. C.

Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. REOCH On Thursday, Dec. 1, 1938. at his residence, 505 76th GEORGE beloved husband of 'he late Alice; dear father of William, David.

John, George, Peter, Jessie and Mrs. Katie Stewart. Funeral services Sunday, 3 p.m., at Andrews Memorial Chapel, 7703 5th Ave. In terment Monday, 1:30 p.m. at Ever greens.

RODGERS ELIZABETH. Dec. 1, 1938, of 145 14th beloved mother of Catherine Rossi and Elizabeth Kempten. Solemn requiem mass Monday, 10 a.m., Holy Family R. C.

Church. Reposing at Chapel of Joseph G. Duffy, 237 9th St. SHIENTAG ESTHER, of 1174 E. 23d suddenly, on November 30, beloved wife of Jacob and devoted mother of Eleanor, Beatrice and Daniel.

Funeral Sunday, December 4, at 10 a from Universal Chapel, S2d St. and Lexington Man hattan. SMITH On Friday, December 2, 1938. E. EMMA, sister of Elolse Smith.

Services at her residence, 8716 78th Woodhaven, Sunday at 2 p.m. SPITZ HYMAN, suddenly De cember 2, devoted father of Alberta Peckman, Henry, Hannah Chalkin and Max. Services at the residence, 1667 President near Utica Bunday, December 4, at 11 a.m. Interment Mt, Lebanon Cemetery. TAN8EY On December 2.

1938, MARGARET, at the home of her son, James Davis, 255 Patchen in her 60th year. She was born in County Galway, Ireland, lived in Brooklyn 53 years. Also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Nora Tynan ana Kate Holleran of Ireland. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m.

Requiem mass, Holy Rosary R. c. Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

WALSH On December 1938, CLARENCE lieutenant, N. Y. F. beloved-husband of Irene Hogan and father of Mrs. Irene Kruzens, and Mrs.

Loretta Wilkens and brother of Gertrude and Geraldine Walsh. Funeral from John T. Gallagher Funeral Home, 2549 Church Avenue, on Monday at 9:15 a.m. Solemn requiem mass at St, Gregory's Church, St. John's Place and Brooklyn at 10 a.m.

WESTERFIELD At Hurley, N. December' 2, 1938, EULALIA DUTCHER. wife of John H. Wester-field. Funeral from residence of her son, George C.

Westerfiald, Hurley, N. on Monday, December 5, at 2 p.m. Interment In Hurley Cemetery. WHITLEY CHARLES on December 2, beloved husband of Carrie (nee higbie) and father of Mrs. Alma Alvaranza.

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