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11 Ml BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 193G FORECLOSURES Don M. Parker, 55, PAWNBROKERS' SALE rtMSU AUCTION CO, Ultn I. Gihkl. Alclionerr, Mil at 153 Canal Manhattan. Y.

Cv. at 11 AM. Julr 20. If3. tor MrA.nn,s.

l.iO Lawrenca pJ.ur of diamonds, wavhft. Kinsmen Inherit $55,000 Estate of J. P. Quinlan Special to The Eagle Clifton, N. July 18 Funeral services for Jeremiah P.

Quinlan, formerly an undertaker in Brooklyn, will be held here Monday at Dcatfis Bishop, William Mealey. Ellen Pinley, Mary E. Meyer. Isabel B. Frtel.

Annie Nelson, Addie E. Gordon, Emmet Patten, Allda Hyatt, Luclnda W. Smack, Arthur Kearney, Honor Smith, Caroline Kouwenhoven, Voelcker, Gustav "arah E. Zabrlskle, Joan Mackay, Mary A. i J.w'irv, gm.rw.r..

Jun. 1. i i i anri ll nlMtffM Advertising Man, Golf Leader, Dies ovtr from I lr loussaies. John Bamberger FORECLOSURES Helped Found Publication SUPREME COURT. KUi COUNTY Carmeia Pallia, p.alntlll.

against Matte Canni77.aro et als defendants. lHviNtl MARCUS Plaintiff's Attorney. ISO Nassau Street. New York City Pursuant to judnment entered herein dated Ju.y (i'h. in 16.

1 will aell at publM auction by HARRY BEROEN. auctioneer, at the Brook. yn Hetl E-s'e Exchange. 189 Montague Brooklyn. New York, on August 4h.

193'. at li o'clock noon, th mortgaged prt-miseg direc'ed by said judgment to be soid. being a lot ol land in the Borough of broon.yn. County of Kings. City and State ol New York, situated on the northwesterly side of Bay ith Street, distant 194 4J fret northeasterly from Mill Road, having a width from and rear of '20 leet and a depth on both sides of 96 feet: the side lines running at right angles to Bay 41th.

Street, said premises known as 182 Bay 46th Street: relerence being; made to said Judgment for a more complete description. Together with street rights, if any. Dated. July 14-n. lMfi MAX H.

F'RANKLE Referee. jyH-Ct tu I Mayor ikens itch I To Air's Conquerors Was to Efficient Municipal Government What Wrights Were to Aviation, LaGuardia Says, Unveiling Portrait at Flying Field Special io The Eagle Mitchel Field, July 18 John Purroy Mitchel was to efficient municipal government what the Wright brothers were to aviation, Mayor LaGuardia declared yesterday afternoon in unveiling a portrait of New York's Mayor from 1914 to 1917 Annie P. Ward Will Gives Brooklyn Museum Paintings, $8,000 to Heirs 9:30 a.m. in his home, 30 Harding Ave. Mr.

Quinlan died at his home Thursday. He was 54. A native of Troy, N. he started In the undertaking business in Brooklyn about 35 years ago. He moved here later and had been an undertaker in this town for 20 years.

At one time he was a health officer of Clifton. His widow, Mrs. Virginia Glascott Quinlan, and two sons survive. SUPREME COURT. KINOS COUNTY George Schu.zel.

executor under the last will and testament ol Emma Porcher, plaintiff. againu Annie Susxman. also knoan as Anna 8. et FRANKEL WALTON. PlatntlfJi Attorneys, lbU-16 Jamaica Avenue.

Jamaica. N. Y. Pursuant to Jurlamer.t entered herein July 1st. 193ft.

I. by JOSEPH H. ROSEN-BLUM. aucT lunger, will sell at public aileron, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchar.ee. 189 Mnnugue St Brookyn.

N. on the 7lh day of Auusl. at noon, the premises In said judgment directed to be sold, with the improvement thereon, situ-a'e the County ol Kincs. State of New York, on the southwesterly side of Central Avenue. fiO' northwesterly of Herman 8treet.

being 20' In wtd'h front and John Bamberger of 6730 Ridge Boulevard left an estate of $41,000 in personal property, according to his will filed for probate yesterday in Surrogate's Court. "In considera BISHOP Suddenly, on Friday, Juy 17, 1936, at his Summer home, Lake Mahopac oint, N. WILLIAM ELWOOD BISHOP, beloved husband of Ethel Evans Bishop. Services at the Fairchlld Chapel, 88 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, Sunday. 9 p.m.

Interment private. FINLEY On Wednesday, July 15. 1936. MARY ELIZABETH FIN-LEY i nee Lock wood), beloved mother of Mrs. Cora Meyer, Mrs.

Louise Dargon and Ethyl Finley, and loving sister ol Mrs. Ella Reed and David Lockwood. Funeral services at her residence, 63 76th on Sunday, July 19, at 2 p.m. Funeral following. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery.

SUPREME COURT KINC.B COUNTY E'hel Porter vs. Robert J. Johnston eft al defendants Pursuant to Judgment herein da'ed Jun 11A. I will sell at oiibiic auction, bv in the main lounge of the Of- tion of their continuing to be known Devoted to Came With Several Big Publishers Don M. Parker, president of the New York State Golf Association and a well known advertising executive, died yesterday In the Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, Manhattan, following a long illness.

He was 55. His home was at 149 Brixton Road, Garden City. A native of Mason City, 111., Mr. Parker came to this city In 1902 and obtained a position as assistant to S. S.

McClure, publisher of Mc-Clure's Magazine. In 1910 he became advertising manager of the Century Publishing Company In charge of advertising in the Century, St. Nicholas and other magazines. Joined advertising Firm Planes are built to carry the max fleers Club at Mitchel Field. as Bamberger to the dat of my death," the will gives $1,000 each to rie.

and nAvm isfnhfhi jtuc lor.e-r hi this rear by ho in crp'h on earn more completely described in sa.d judg- Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Mon- tague Street. Brooklyn, Nt'w York City, on The ceremonies were held under the sponsorship of the Mitchel Commissioners and Asso two granddaughters, Ruth, of 415 Grand Boule-ard, Long Beach, and Mrs. Kouwenhoven Is to Be Buried in Flushing Monday Services for Member of Old Flatlands Family to Be Held in Jamaica Margaret, of 4538 260th Great ciates, a group comprising former city officials during the Mitchel Neck. the 7th day of August.

1936. at 12 clock noon, mortgaged premises in Kings County on the easterly side of Columbia Street, distant 37 feet northerly from the northeasterly corner of Summit and Columbia Stieets. being 21 feet front and rear and t0 feet on each side, all of which Is moro fully described In said Judgment. Dated June 23. 1936.

1TRED AHERK. Peferte PARSONS At CONSTABLE. AMorneys for Plamtlif. 60 Wall Street. New York City.

)yl5 18 20 24 27 31-8t The sum of $1,000 each Is left to ment. Dated, July 14th 193(1 DANIEL FRANK. Referee. )16 18 LZ 25 30 aut TOURtTkiNOS COUNTY The Kings County Savings Bank, against Pearl Levine et al defendants. Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale entered In the above action, dated July 7th.

1936, the Releree therm named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by LOUIS TURK, auctioneer, in the Brooklyn Real Em ate Exchange Salesroom. No. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New York, on the 6th day of August.

1936. at 12 o'clock noon. regime and friends; the John Purroy Mitchel Post of the American Legion and the Class of 1899 at Columbia University, the members of which attended Columbia with the late Mayor. FRIEL ANNIE, widow of Frank Friel, Friday, July 17, 1936, in her 81st year, beloved mother of John, two sons, Frederick W. Bamberger, 93 Park Place, and Louis J.

Bamberger, 1238 79th "in recognition of their services to their country during the Great War." Frederick and Louis share with their brother, imum useful load; politicians construct government to carry the maximum useless load." "Mayor Mitchel," the Mayor said, "was a sort of Leonard Wood in politics quite unorthodox in his methods, but obtaining results. He set the paoe which we are following today." Tributes to the former Mayor also were voiced by Earnest A. Cardozo, president of the Columbia University Class of 1899; Dr. Henry Moskowitz. president of the Municipal Civil Servive Commission under Mayor Mitchel, and George A.

Arkwright, of the Mitchel Post of the Legion. Col. Walter H. Frank, commanding officer of the air base, accepted the portrait. Former Magistrate W.

Bruce Cobb, chairman of the Mitchel Commissioners and Associates, presided. Four city officials who served in SUPREME COURT. KINOS COUNTY Home Owners' Loan Corporation, plaintiff. Frank and Joseph; devoted sister of Mrs. Nellie Grosjean and Mrs.

Lillian Jackson. Funeral from the retaining that position for 15 years he became a partner in the Vales Advertising Company in 192S, leaving four years later to accept the vice presidency rf the United residence of her son, John, 110A the premises directed by said Judgment to i against llosins Gandoilo, etc. et de-be told, situate in the Borough of Brook- lendants lvn. County of Kings. City and State of Purusant to Judrment of foreclosure incl New York, described as follows: dated June 23d.

1936. duly 'entered I Doln. on ":1 Public auction by MORRIS aln of ran Street distant 100 Im I "etoneer. at Brooklyn Real Estate L'Kt'Ses'S he 1 Change. 189 Montague Brooklyn.

erly from the corner formed by the inter John F. Bamberger of 1335 78th St, Kosciusko Tuesday at 9 a.m.; and a sister, Mrs. Howard Toner of thence to the R. C. Church of St.

States Advertising Corporation. He was witt) that organization until his Nrw York, on Ausrust 4th. 1936. at 12 Ambrose, where a requiem mass death. 432 7th St, six-sevenths of the residue.

The final seventh of the residue goes to a granddaughter, Mrs. Robert Senise of 463 11th St. Mr. Parker was one of the early backers of golf clubs in the metro o'clock noon, the premises directed to be sold, situate in the County of Kings. State of New York on the southerly side of Bay 3d Street distant 108 leet 6 inches east of Crupspy Avenue, being a plot 120 feet in w.dth.

front and rear, by 96 feet ft inches in dppth on each side, the rear lin runnina parallel with Bay 22d Street. bcmi known as 221 Bay 3 id Strret politan area. He was a first rate golfer himself and had won many tournaments staged by clubs and Annie Ward Estate $8,000 Annie P. Ward, who died July 13 section of the northerly side of 77th Street with the westerly slue of 22d Avenue; being a plot 25 leet 5 inches wide front and rear by 100 fret in depth on each side, and being known as No. 2171 77th Street Togethrr with an easement over a strip of land 4 feet in width by 8J feet in depth fronting on 77lh Street Immediately adjoining the above premises on the westerly side and subject to a similar easement over a strip of land 4 feet in width by 80 feet In depth fronting on 77th Street of the above premises forming a driveway.

Dated, July 14, 193K HENRY D. DORFMAN. Referee TAYLOR As ROBERTS, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 7 Hanover Street, New York City. advertising associations. Prior to being elected president of at her home, 464 Clinton Ave, left an estate of $8,000 in personal property.

To the Brooklyn Museum of Dated. JulT 13th. 1936. DUNCAN FRASER, Referee SAMUEI BERNSTEIN. Attorney fof Plaintiff, 50 Court Street.

Brooklyn. New York. iy 13 is 20 25 27-au 1 Portrayed as Air Major The portrait, done by James Lun-non, a V'PA artist, depicts the former Mayor In the uniform of a major in the United States Air Service. He held that rank when he was killed July 7, 1918, in an air accident at Lake Charles. La.

Like the former Mayor, Mr. LaGuardia was 'a major in aviation, serving on the Italian and French fronts during the World War. After saying that it might seem a bit strange to army men. that "seasoned and hard men in political life should be so sentimental and affectionate over one of their fellow comrades," the Mayor declared: "While others before lum attempted to demonstrate the possibility of sustained good municipal government, he succeeded in that during his administration, and that was just as unusual as the flight at Kitty Hawk." Thrusts at Politicians The Mayor took a crack at municipal politics when he said: the New York State Golf Association In 1927, which office he had held ever since, he had served the Fine Arts, Eastern Parkway, is be jin-t! in queathed "my large interior oil painting done by Mrs. S.

J. Pardes-sus and my two Hyde de Neuville portraits. The will also makes half the Mitchel administration attended the ceremonies. They were Commissioner Frederick J. H.

Kracke of the Department of Plant and Structures, who was Commissioner of Bridges; Dr. 8. S. Goldwater, Commissioner of Hospitals, who was Health Commissioner; Stanley Howe, secretary to Mayor LaGuardia. who was Deputy Commissioner of Public Charities, anl George McAneny, chairman of the board of directors of the World's Fair, who was Alder-manic President.

Also present were Darwin R. James, a civil service commissioner under Mayor Mitchel, and John T. Fetherston, who was Street Cleaning Commissioner. Funeral services will be held Monday for Mrs. Sarah E.

Kouwenhoven at her home, 170-29 Henley Road, Jamaica Estates, widow of Peter W. Kouwenhoven and a member of one of the oldest families in the Flat-lands section. Mrs. Kouwenhoven was 75 years old. She died yesterday morning In the Jamaica Hospital, where she was brought suffering from appendicitis.

Both Mrs. Kouwenhoven and her husband were born in Flatlands, members of two of the oldest families there. She was Sarah E. Ryder, daughter of John J. Ryder.

A son, Harry, and a brother, William H. Ryder, survive. Mrs. Kouwenhoven was a member of Rufus King Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, and of the Jamaica Dutch Reformed Church and it. Women's Club.

he Rev. Robert Watson, pastor of the church, who was vacationing at East Notrhfield, will officiate at the services. He will arrive today. Burial will be in Flushing Cemetery, Newly Appointed Referees First, on each Une, Is title of cases; a dozen bequests of jewelry to various distant relatives and gives the residue equally to two cousins, Harriet C. Green and Helen G.

Clear- SUPREME COURT. KTNOS COUNTY Nathan Friedman, as trustee, plaintiff, against Lucia et defendants. 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 June, 1936. I. the undersigned, the referee.

In satd judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by WILLIAM T. MacROB-ERTS. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 189 Montague Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn.

County of Kings, on the 30th day of July. 1H36. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. GORDON EMMET on Saturday, July 18, at his home, 1150 E.

2d husband of Rebecca Stubbs and father of Emmet Jr. Funeral Tuesday. Requiem mass at 9:30 a.m. St. Athanasius R.

C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HYATT LUCINDA on July In her 77th year, wife of the late Charles C. Hyatt, at the home of her son, Frank W.

Hyatt, at Colts Neck, New Jersey. Funeral services and Interment in Maple Grove Cemetery. Kew Gardens, Long Island, on Sunday, July 19, at 2 p.m. KEARNEY July 16, HONORA (nee Hayes), wife of the late James devoted mother of Catherine. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from the residence, 1912 Albany requiem mass St.

Thomas Aquinas R. C. Church, 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. KOUWENHOVEN On Friday, July 17, 1936, SARAH wife of the late Peter W.

Kouwenhoven. Service at her home, 170-29 Henley Road, Jamaica, Monday at 2 p.m. Interment private. MACKAY At Arlington, N. on association both as secretary and treasurer.

With Grantland Rice and Innis Brown he founded the American Golfer. Sponsored Open Tourney Mr. Parker sponsored the first New York State open golf championship in 1928 and its successor, the Junior championship tournament, three years later. He had supported the Cornell University Agricultural School research work in perfecting new types of grass for gaxrs. He waj a member of the Garden City Golf Club and the Dutch Treat Club of this city.

His widow, Mrs. Katherine Harris Parker, and two sons, Don M. Parker association with the Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation of Bridgeport, and Harris Brewster Parker, with the United States Advertising Corporation, survive. man, both of Montclair, N. J.

larriet I. Morris, 481 MacDonald St, who died March 25, left her entire estate of $10,000 in personal property to a sister, Ada F. Morris, of the same address. Lewis Worth Left $10,000 Lewis J. Worth of 449 Pulaski who died July 6, willed more than by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as All that certain plot.

PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OP NEWYORK DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION WATER POWER AND CONTROL COMMISSION. In the matter of the application of EMPIRE MALT CORPORATION. PUBLIC NOTICE. Notice Is hereby nivrn that, pursuant to Section 51-A. Art ice XI of the Conservation Law.

the Water Power and Control Commission will meet in State Office Buiid.nit, Centre and Worth Streets. Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, on the 23d day ol July. 1936. at 10 clock.

Daylittht Savinir Time, in the forenoon of that day, for the purpose of hearing all persons, aterworks corporal ions, municipal corporations or other civil divisions of the State of New York that may be affected by the execution of the pans of Empire Malt Corporation involving the installation and operation of a well 8 inches in diameter and about 100 feet deep, on property at 68-78 Third Street. Brooklyn, Kings County, the pumping of water (herefrom at a rate of about 400 gallons per minute, for steam condensing, coolms and other plant purposes, to replace existing well which to be abandoned, plans for which have been filed with the Water power and Control Commission, at its office tn Albany. N. wliere the same are open for public Inspection: and for the purpose of determining whether said plans are Justified by public necessity, whether they prov.de for the proper and safe construction of all work connected therewith, whether they providV for the proper protection of the supply and watershed from contamination or provide for piece or parcel of land, situate, lymsr and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, of the City of New York, County of Kings, and srate of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit Shipping Table Incoming Passenger and Mail Steamships Beginning at point on the westerly fine of West Tenth Street, distant six hundred and seven ty-Mx feet southerly $10,000 in personal property equally to a niece, Mary Ebbert of 295 Roosevelt Ave, Freeport, and two from the corner formed by the Intersex Hon of the westerly side of West Tenth Street with the southerly side of Avenue (Houn Below Are Daylight Savtne Ttmt) nephews, Lewis R. Worth of 126 Martense and Philip Worth of running1 thence westerly parallel with Avenue S.

one hundred feet thence Due to Dock Pier southerly parallel with West Tenth Street. 66 Grand Ave. Mary Rosena Woods of 1437 Presi twnty-four feet; thence easterly parallel with Avenue one hundred feet to the westerly side of West Tenth Street and thence northerly along the westerly side of dent St, who died June 28 at Great Barrington, Mass, left $10,000 in personal property, $5,000 to her hus 7:00 am. 46 Charles st 9:00 am SSNRW 53th it 30 a.m. 60 19th St 3:00 p.

25 Franklin st West Tenth Street, twenty-four feet to the next, names of referees; next, names of auctioneers, except in reference to compute, when there are no auc Friday, July 17. MARY ANDERSON MACKAY, wife of the late John point or place of beginning Also all the right, title and Interest of TODAY Ship Ltn From CITY OP ST. LOUIS, Savannah Savannah July 15 MONARCH OP BERMUDA, Purness Bermuda Bermuda July 16 PRESIDENT HARDING July 8, London, United tSatrs Lines Cobh ROBERT E. LEE. Old Dominion Norfolk July 17 TOMORROW CALIFORNIA.

United States Lines Havre. July 10. Southampton MADISON. Old Dominion Norfolk July 18 PETEN. United Pruit Port Limon July 11, Havana, etc STATENDAM, Holland- Rotterdam July 11.

Bou- Amerlca logne, Southampton band, James H. Woods, and the rest due to a daughter, Lucille V. Whit ing, both of the President St. ad tioneers; last, names of attorneys: July 17, 1936. the proper filtration of such additional supply, and whether the same are just and equitable to the other municipaltt lrs and the said mortgagor, of, In and to West Tenth Street, lying in front of and adjoining said Drennses to the center line Mackay.

Funeral private. MEALEY ELLEN (nee Clancy), on July 16, 1936, aged 70 years, beloved sister of James Clancy and thereof. Together with an easement andicmi amsioiis oi uie ouie oi new torn 30 a.m. 60 19th st 3.00 p.m. 25 Franklin st rteht of way for the purpose of a drive JUSTICE BYRNE Brooklyn Savings Bank vs.

Toudahl, John M. MacOrenor. sell, Martin Solomon E. SnedPker Snedckpr. Alhunv Oiulri.

vs. Kleinfeld. Thou dress. Martha Pasch of 495 10th who died July 3, left less than $10,000 in real property and less than $5,000 aunt of Catherine Hepburn, James 1:00 pm. 7NRRectorst 8:00 a m.

5th st Hoboken and Joseph Clancy. Funeral Mon way in, to and over a strip of land. lour feet in width, fronting on the westerly side of West Tenth Street. Immediately ad-Joining the premises herein described on the northerly side thereof and running westerly to the garage erected or to be erected. Subject, however, to a similar E.

Brown lee, sell. Jas. A. Keaney Jr. E.

C. Francis Raynar. day, 9 a.m., from her home, 97-14 81st Woodhaven; thence to St, Outgoing Passenger and Mail Steamships Elizabeth's R. Church. Interment TRANSATLANTIC Calvary Cemetery, easement and right of way for the purpose of a driveway In, to and over a strip of land, four feet In width, fronting on the westerly side of Tenth Street, being the northerly four feet in width of the in personal property.

Alberta E. Pasch, a daughter, of the same address, falls heir to $1,000 and one-third of the residue. The remaining two-thirds is divided equally between two other children, Charlotte Lemcke of 495 10th St, and Frederick T. Pasch of 94-28 Springfield Boulevard, Queens Village. MEYER ISABEL suddenly, at Woodmont, Conn devoted wife of the" late Leon Meyer and dear mother of Mrs.

Celine Seldner and Franklin H. Reeve, Realty Man, Dies Franklin H. Reeve, well known Queens real estate operator, died of heart disease yesterday at his home, 49-03 Browvale Lane, Little Neck, Queens. He was 66. Mr.

Reeve ww. born In Brooklyn and educated at Wright Business College. In 1908 he became associated with Joseph P. Day, the auctioneer and realty operator, and among the properties he managed for Mr. Lay was Manhattan Beach.

He opened his own real estate office in Little Neck in 1917 and four years later shifted to Flushing, where he had hir. office at Northern Boulevard and 163d St. Mr. Reeve was a member of the Queensboro Chamber of Commerce, the Long Island Real Estate Board, the Flushing United Association and the Royal Arcanum. His widow, Mrs.

Florence E. Reeve, and two daughters, Miss Florence Reeve of Little Neck and Mrs. Le-Grande Gould of Manhattan, survive. Mrs. Henriette Mack.

Funeral from her residence, 27 Midwood Brooklyn, N. Sunday at 11:30 premises herein described and running westerly to the garage erected or to be erected. Said premises will also be sold subject to the following: Subject to a state of lacts shown on survey made by Homer L. Bart-lett. rnc, datrd October 7, 1927, and further subject to any change In physical condition since the date thereof, and further subject to the encroachment of the stoop on the building of the mortnaRed premises up to 5'-a inches on the street, and subject to the northerly wall of the being a party wall, and subject to existing lenuncies; also subject to restrictions, reuulations or ordinances uf the City of New York adopted July 25th, 1916.

and amendments and additions thereto; a.m. Please omit lowers. MEYER With profound sorrow Union Temple of Brooklyn an nounces the passing of its esteemed CALAMARES (United Fruit), KlnKston July 23, Cristobal 25. to Santa Maria 29, from Pier 9, N. R.

(Rector Mails close 9 a sails noon. Letter and prints mails for Colombia Mas-dalena Depts. only) and Jamaica and letter mail for Canal Zone, Panama and other parts of Colombia; parcel post for Colombia iSanta Mart a only) and Jamaica. PORT AMHERST (Purness Red Cross). Halifax July 20 and St, John 23; from Pier 9b, R.

(W. 56th Mails close 8 a.m.: sails 11 a m. Let'er and prints mails for Mlquelon and Newfoundland; parcel post. MONARCH OP BERMUDA (Purness Bermuda). St.

Georges and Hamilton. Bermuda July IM); Irom Pier Sib N. R. iW. 55th Mails close noon; sails 3 pm.

Lptter and prints mails for Bermuda; parcpl post. ORIENTE (New York and Cuba Mail). Havana July 21: from Pier 14, E. R. (Wall St.

i Mails close 9 a.m.; sails noon. Prints mails for Cuba and letter mall for Cuba; parcel post for Cuba. PLATANO (United Fruit), Puerto Barrios July 24 and Puerto CorTez 25; from Pier 3. N. R.

iMorriB Mails close 8 a.m.: sails 11 a m. Letter and prints mails for El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras (except La Ceiba, Puerto Casttlla. Tqia and Trujlllo); parcel post. PONCE (Porto Rico), San Juan July 23; from Pier 15. E.

R. (Maiden Lanei. member, ISABEL B. Members are respectfully requested to attend fu Great Spirit Invoked By Indians for Rain Syracuse, July 18 (IP) While pale faces bemoaned distressing drought conditions today, Onondaga Indians placed their faith in the Great Spirit. Appeals were made to the Great Spirit last night in a solemn rain-prayer dance, ancient ceremonial that tribesmen said had not been performed at the Onondaga Reservation at Nerow in more than 40 years.

Brevoort Savings Bank vs. Davis. Edw. J. 8.

Farrell. sell, John A. Hartlgan, T. McDermott Turner. Seamen's Bank.

N. A. Mokaritel, Geo. O. Wtldermuth.

sell. Walter H. Hallowell. C. As Barry.

W. T. 8. East New York Savings Bank vs. Horowitz, Cleo.

Taylor, sell. John A. Hartigan. C. A McOrath Buckley.

Bellman vs. Steers. Leo Healy. sell, no auctioneer. C.

A Glass Lynch. Fesullo vs. Oddo. Richard V. Blake, sell.

McGuinness Rellly, T. C. Fasullo Caruso. Home Owners Loan Corp. ts.

Gullno. Eugene R. Brennari. sell, no auctioneer, C. to Daniel McNamara Jr.

Home Owners Loan Corp vs. SinlsJ. Arthur Dunaif. compute. David Levine.

Home Owners Loan Corp vs. Arthur Levitt, compute. Chas. W. Darling.

Bay Ridge Savings Bank vs. Block. John Bladen, sell. Geo. F.

Byrnes, C. Smith. Rether Ac Griffin. Bay Ridge Savings Bank vs. Hatbert eRalty Edward McDonald, compute, Smith.

Rether Griffin. Rawlincs vs. Harrison Building J. Mourtney McGroarty, compute, Whit-mnn Powers. Lewis vs.

ChandUfan, Harry Wolff, compute. Parker A Aaron. Fulton Savings Bank vs. Johansen. Wm.

C. McCreary. compute. Winsare Cullen. JUSTICE CROPSET Bergman vs.

Lashin. Milton Herts, sell, no auctioneer, C. T. Melvin N. Green-hall.

McLaughlin vs. Kunica. Irving L. Rollins, sell. Wm.

T. MacRoberts. E. T. Francis K.

Raynor. Chapman vs. Nainstein. Ralph Copland, sell, no auctioneer, E. A Samuel C.

Whitman. New York Trust Comnanv vs. Brooks. David R. Logan, sell.

Jas. A Heaney C. ct Olcott. Paul. Havens W.

Taferner vs. Oirardt. John R. Whltp. sell.

John Crewe, E. MacKellar fc Gerbracht. Bowery Savings Bank vs. Sacks. Albert subject to any additional encroachments, if neral services at 27 Midwood Brooklyn, on Sunday, July 19, at any; subject to any state of facts an accurate survey may show.

Dated. July 7. 1936. ALEX MARGOLIS, Esq Referee. 11:30 a m.

MOSES B. SCHMIDT, President. NATHAN FRIEDMAN, Attorney for Planum. 233 Broadway, N. Y.

C. Jy8-7t-w and to the Inhabitants thereof affected thereby, and whether said pans make fair and equitable provisions for the determination and payment of any and all legal damages to persons and both direct and Indirect, which will result from the execution thereof. All persons, waterworks corporations, municipal corporations or other civil divisions of the State of New York, who hava objection to the execution of said plans, in order to be heard thereon, must file such objections thereto tn writing In tha office of the Water Power and Control Commission, in the City of Albany. N. on or before the 22d day of July.

1936, Every objection so filed must particulars specify the grounds thereof. No person, waterworks or municipal corporation or local authority can heard in opposition thereto except on objections so filed. Dated. Albany. N.

July 15. 1936. WATER POWER AND CONTROL COMMISSION. F. P.

Williama, Secretary to the Commission. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT MORRIS SCHWrAUTZ doing as THE LINOTYPE MAINTENANCE of 237 Lafayette New York City, will on the 28tH day of July, 1936, purchase all of the furniture, fixtures, mnrhinery and equipment of the SEPCO PUBLISHING 93 Ave, Brooklyn, except Bostttrli Staple Machine and a Miehle Unit complete. All creditors of said Sepco Publishir.it Co. are requested to present their claims to ABRAHAM JSLKINS, 1440 Broadway, New York City NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS ON WORK TO BE DONE FOR OR SUPPLIES TO BE FURNISHED TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Tne person or persons making a bid for any service, work, materials or supplies fur The City ol New York ur lor any of its departments, bureaus or offices.

hall furnish the sHme in a scaled envelope, indorsed with the title of the supplies, materials work or service for which the bid Is made, with his or their name or nama and the date of presentation to the president of the Board or to the head of th Department, at his or Its otlice. on or before the date and hour named In the advertisement for the same, at which tima and place the bids will be publicly opened by the President of the Board or head of said Department and read, and the award of the contract made according to law as soon thereafter as practicable. Each bid shall contain the name and place of residence of the person making the bid and the names of all person interested with hun therein, and if no other person be so Interested It shall distinctly state that fact, also that It is made without any connection with any other person making a bid lor the same purpose, and is in ail respects fair and without, collusion or fraud, and that no member of tha Board of Aldermen, head of a department, chief of a bureau, deputy thereof or clerk therein, or ot her ofticer or employee of TODAY AMERICAN SHIPPER (Unltpd Stares). Cobh July 26 and Liverpool 27; from Pier 60. N.

R. (W. 19th Mails close 7 a.m. (supp. mails 9 a.m.); sails 11 a m.

Letter malls lor Danzis, Denmark, Germany, Great Britain (except Scotland), Irish Free State. Liberia, Norway. Sierra Leone and Sweden and other European countries. BERLIN (North German), Oalway July 26, Southampton 27 and Brpmen 28: from Pier 84, N. R.

(W 44th No mails carried on this voyage, siii.s 11 a BLACK FALCON (Black Diamond. Rotterdam July '9 and Antwerp Aur. irom Pier Weehawken. N. J.

Mails clohe 8 a.m. Letter and print mails lor Netherlands prints mails lor Belgium. Belnlan Congo and Luxemburg; parcel post fnr Belgian Congo, Luxemburg and Netherlands. CALIFORNIA (Anchor). Londonderry and Glasgow July 26: Irom Pier 97, N.

R. (W. 57th Mails close 8 a.m. (supp. mails 10 a sails noon.

Letter mails for Northern Ireland and Scotland. GEROLSTEIN (Bernstein Antwerp July 29, from Pier D. Weehawken, N. J. No mails carried on this voyage; sails 4 in.

REX (Italian). Gibraltar July 24. Naples 25 and Genoa 26: Irom Pier 59, R. (W. 19th St.) Mails close 9 a.m.

(supp. mails 10 smls noon. Letter mails lor Austria. Bulgaria. Cyprus.

Egypt, Gibraltar. Greece, Hungary, Rumania, Malm. Morocco. Palestine. Rumania.

Senegal. South Africa, Spain. Switzerland. Syria. Turkey and Jugoslavia; parrel post lor Albania.

Italy and Jugoslavia. TOMORROW No sailings scheduled. SOLTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST INDIES AND CANADA TODAY AMERICAN LEGION (Munson). Rio de Janeiro July 30, Santos Auk. 1, Montevideo 4 and Buenos Aires 5: Irom Pier 48, R.

iW, 11th Mails close 9 a.m. (supp mails 10 am; sails noon. Letter Htvl prints mails for ArRenttna. Purfuuiiy. Solith Brazil and Urummy, and tetter mail for Chile: parcel post.

ALASKAN (American Hawaiian). July 25, to Pacific Coast ports: from Pier 6. Hush Packs, Brooklyn Malts rlost I p.m. snpp. malls i Jacob Manr.e, Honorary Secretary NELSON On July 17, 1936, AD DIE beloved sister of Fannie SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY HiKhland-Quassaick National Bank and Trust Company of Newbureh, platntifl, aKaint Anna Mia Mlllner, et defendants. In pursuance of a Judcment of foreclosure and sale duly made and en herein and bearine date July 8. HOti. 1. Burgess and Maude Decker and Edward W.

Nelson. Funeral serv Mails close a m. (supp. mails 10 a.m.t ires at her residence. 135 Kos sails noon.

Letter and prints mai.s for the undersigned, referee In said Judument ciusko Brooklyn, Monday, July Carmitn rinrtarf namea. win se.i at puoiic auction to tne Antigua, Barbados. Guiana Monger- highest bidder, by JOHN A. HARTIGAN E. Richardson, sell.

Joe W. Catherine, C. Cadwalader W. Taft. South Brooklyn Savings At Loan Association vs.

Blandino. John B. While, compute, Daniel McNamara Jr. JUSTICE FARF.R Roosevelt Savings BHnk vs Eckhiirrlt. Aliram Riilf.

sell. Natll Shuler, T. C. elms. Sicard.

Roosevelt Savings Bank vs. Berncr. Jas. A. Dunne sell.

Nath Shuter, T. At C. Boiivar. Guadeloupe, Joan B. Zabriskie Joan B.

Zabriskie. 8 years old, daughter of the late Dr. John Za-oriskie, well-known borough surgeon, died yesterday in the General Hospital in Dover, N. after a brief illness. She was spending the Summer at Lake Hopatcong with her rat.

Martinique. St. Kitts and Trinidad auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Heal Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street. Borough or Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 3d day of August, 1936, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, situate in the Cnunty of Kings, beginning at a point on the southwesterly trxcept reuistrred an i and fnr Puerto Rico. Saba, St Croix.

St. Eusta-tius. St. Martin and St. Thomas; parcel post.

TOMORROW No sailings scheduled mother and brother when she was A Line on Liners stricken. Her mother, Mrs. Berenice Zabriskie; her brother, John Zabriskie; her aunt, Miss Louise Zabriskie, and an uncle, Dr. Edwin THE TIDES (By D. S.

Coast and Geodic Survey) (Daylight Saving Time) JULY18 Side of Berkeley Place, distant 130 feet southeasterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southwesterly side of Berkeley Place with the southeasterly side of 6th Avenue; running thence southwesterly parallel with 6th Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall 100 fpet; thence southeasterly parallel with Berkeley Place 20 feet; thence northeast erly parallel with 6th Avenue 100 feet to the southwesterly side of Berkelev Place; By TOM GULLETTE Zabriskie, survive. Services will be held at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, High Water Low Water A.M. P.M. II A.M.

I P.M. exodus to The great annual 1925 Church at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. 2 51 2 59 thence northwesterly along the southwest The Battery Sandy Hook Hell Gate 8 58 9 12 i 8.19 8 33 i 11.29 11'30 2 23 2:24 Priy Sitje 0f Berkeley Place 20 feet to the 22 5 36 point or place of beginning. Premises known as 102 Berkeley Plare.

Dated. July H. 1936 p.m.) Letter and prints malls for Canal Zone and Fanama; parcel post. ATLANTIDA (Standard Fruit) La CMha 1 Sandv Hook July 25. fiom Pier 19, E.

R. (Peck Blipi. The Battery Mails close 7 a sails 10 a m. Letter Hell Gate 3:12 MFYFR HOROWITZ Referee. 3 46 i SAMUEL LEFKOWTTZ.

Plaintiffs Attor- 9:03 9 15 9 45 9 56 12:02 12:12 3.10 3 39 6:06 6:20 ney. 152 WVst 42d Y. 13 1H 20 .5 07 Bill SUN RISES AND SETS and prints mails for Honduras (La Ceiba and Tla onlvi, ordinary mall for 20, at 8 p.m. PATTEN On Saturday, July 18. 1936, at her home.

65 Highland Place, Brooklyn. ALIDA beloved mother of William D. Patten and Mster of Mrs. Estelle William. Fu- neral services will be held at her residence on Monday, July 20, at 8 SMACK ARTHUR suddenly, on July 17.

Funeral services at his residence, 790 Concourse, Bronx, on Sunday at 8:15 p.m. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. SMITH CAROLINE July 15, 1936. at Sussex.

N. wife of William L. Smith, formerly of Brook-C lyn, N. Y. Funeral at House Funeral Home, 27 Chestnut Sussex, N.

at p.m., July 18, 1936. VOELCKER On July 17, 1936, GUSTAV VOELCKER. Survived by son, Carl S. Funeral services at Roemmele's Funeral Church at 1230 Bushwiek on Monday, July 20, at 2 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

ZABRISKIE Friday, July 17, 1936, JOAN BARREA, daughter of (lie late Dr. John B. and Berenice Zabriskie. Services at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1925 Church Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

NOTTPP! DP RAI.F The City of New York is. shall be or be- July 19 Rises 4.40 Sets.fi:: Puerto C'astilla and Trujillo; parcel post 1 JuIylH fur Ceiba and Tela only. Rises. 40 Set? a 24 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY com1 interested, directly or Indirectly, as The Savings Bank, plaintiff, Saturday floUam and Jetsam: Despite the tumult and shouting; about the three super-piers in Manhattan for the French, Cu-nard and Italian lines, built at a cost of $15,000,000 for the three of them, the longest pier in the city is still in Brooklyn.

It is the Luckenbach pier at the foot of 35th just north of the Bush Terminal, and it is 1.739 feet long. The longest pier in Manhattan is 1.100 feet long. Maj. Francis T. O'Keefe of the Department of Docks says the Luckenbacti pier was the longest in the world when it was built in 1916 and that he doesn't know of any piers built since that time that would compare with it in length.

Major O'Keefe gave us some interesting figures about the New FORECEOSl'RES LlCENSfc-S Emmet B. Gordon Emmet G. Gordon, 59, who retired on July 1 as general foreman of the distribution department of the Brooklyn Edison Company, died today at his home, 1150 E. 2d St. He was born in Gilletts, and lived in Brooklyn for 35 years.

He was with the Brooklyn Edison Company for 32 years. His widow, Rebecca P. Stubbs Gordon and a son, Emmet G. Gordon survive. The funeral will be held Tuesday with a requiem mass at 9:30 a.m.

at St. Athanasius R. C. Church, 62d St. and Bay Parkway.

Interment will be in Holy Crass Cemetery. Europe is almost over. Counting freighters, coastal and South American ships, only 21 vessels are sailing today. And only five of this number are bound for Europe The last of the tourists, who rush about Europe with guide book In one hand and camera in the other, usually depart before July 4, but the attraction of the Olympic Games in Berlin this year has extended the season. But In a few more weeks the tide will change and then we will have thousands of overseas visitors returning every day, each with a different opinion of the political, social and economic situation in Europe and each starting to save nickels and dimes for another trip.

contracting party, partner, stockholder, surety or otherwise. In or In the performance of the contract or in the supplies, work or business to which It relates, or in any portion of the profts thereof. Tha bid must be verified by the oath in writing of the party or parties making the bid that the several matters staled therein ara in all respects true. No bid shall be considered unless, as a condition precedent to the reception or consideration of such bid. It be accompanied by a certified check upon one of the or National banks or trust companies of The City of New York, or a check of such bank or trust company signed by a duly authorized officer thereof, drawn to the order of the Comptroller, or money or against Besl Soberman et defendants.

Pursuant to a Judgment entered herein, dated June 23d. 1936. I will sell at public auction, by EDWARD J. FENTON, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1H9 Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York, on July 21st, 1936.

at 12 o'clock noon, the mortaaged premises in the Borough of Brooklyn. County- of Kings, directed by said judpment to be sold, with the Improvements thereon, situate on the westerly side of Srhenck Avenue, distant 150 feet southerly from the southwesterly cor ner of Srhenck Avenue and New Lots Avenue, being a plot 20 feet front and rear by lf0 loot In depth on both sides, with a party wall on one side; tone! nrr with NOTICE IS HEPEBY OIVEN THAT license number A-9871 has been issued to the underfill npd to sell beer at rvtail, under Section 75 of the Alcoholic Bever-hw Control Law, at 1124 Bushwiek Brooklyn. Kinus County, not to be consumed upon the said premises. HUGO GARBERS. 1124 Bushwiek Brooklyn.

J16-2t-a easterly along the southerly side of Grand Street twenty-five (25) feet to the point or place of beginning. Together wl'h all the rlpht, title and Interest of the mortgagor of, in and to Grand Street lying In Iront of and ad-Joining said premises to the centre line thereof. Together with all fixtures and articles of personal property now or hereafter attached to or used in connection with the premises, all of which are covered by the mortgage being foreclosed. Subject to such st a te of facts a an accurate survey might show. Subject to state of lacts shown by survey made by Homer L.

Bartlett. dated June 4, 1930 Subject to viola' ions of law or municipal ordinances, orders and requirements, if any. noted in or issurd by any NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT license number A-98U has been Issued to xhi undersigned to hell beer and wine at street rights and subiect to covenants and corporate scocn or ceriuicat.es of tndetned- retail, under Section 75 of the Alcoho restrictions of record. Reference Is made i ness of any nature issued by The City of York harbor, such as the fact that! Mrs. Isabel Meyer sumed upon th.

aid premises. to said judgment for a more complete de- New York, which the Comptroller shall scnption of said premises. i approve as of equal value with the security Dated. June 26th. 1936 required In the advertisement to the JACOB SCHWAR T7.WALD.

Referee. amount of not ies than three nor more Vt Xt Pi IT MFFIfFW Allnrnovt fnr i HARRY GORDON. uicic Hie mo nines oi waieiiront in New York alone and that 285 miles of it are developed. 3827 Avenue Brooklyn Services will be held at 11:30 a.m. I The Italian liner Rex.

sailing to- Jl8-2t-s the municipal departments oi the CHv i rn Huntnn pi'j nrnVrtArf -a Vk- -JlTl- tomorrow for Mrs. Isabel B. Meyer day for Gibraltar, Naples, Nice and of New York as the same may affect the There are a total of 720 private i New York. )eju jj ii New York Char-er of 27 Midwood widow of Leon Genoa, has the largest sailing list, FORECIOSIRES NOTICE OF SAIE AI1 hlrl'i lor pHm must be submitted SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KTNOS i and public piers in the harbor, yet the city only owns 274 of Metropolit an Life Insurance Com pan. premises.

Subject tn restrictions set forth in instrument recorded In Kincs County Register's olficr, in Liber 61 of Convey-anres, at pane 429. and further subject to existing leases of the prrmises or any part thereof and r.ehU of tenants in possession, other than those tenants Rnd -'or lessees who are made parties defendant herein. Dated. July 1936. be inclosed In the envelope containing tha bid.

but should be either inclosed in a epanire envelope addressed to the head of Department. President or Board, or submrted personally upon the presenta plaintiff, anain.st Talnus Corporation et al defendants Action No 3 TANNER. SILLCOCKS FRIEND. Plnln-ttfl Attorneys, 1 Madison Avenue, New i York. Meyer, who died on Thursday at her Summer home in Woodmont, Conn, Mrs.

Meyer was born in New Haven, and was a resident of Brooklyn for 47 years. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Rudolph Seldner and Mrs. Henriette Mack. Interment will be in Mount Neboh Cemetery.

tion oi tne ma rmsuanr zo oaten i Vnr tn SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Cit Bank Farmers Tru.st Company, as Trustee under Agreement dated May 4, 1926. with Paul Blorh. for the benefit of Jeanette Bloch. plaintiff, against Maria L.

Marsh and others, defendants. In pursuance of the judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered, bearing; date the 'Jfitn day of June. 1936, I. the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by ALLEN M. TEPLITZ.

auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn. County uf Kings, on the 29th day of July. 1936, iqtfi I will ell at public auction SAMUEL ABRAMS.

Referee them. Private ownership accounts for 410 of them and the others belong to the State and Federal departments. Interesting, too, Is the fact that with the exception of the Luckenbach piers and a few others, all of the piers in Brooklyn that is, all the ones used by deep sea vessels-are privately owned. This mav arcmint fnr the fact PATTERSON. EAGLE, GKEENOU'H Aj JAMES POWER, auctioneer.

I) Fy G'tRltty of the supplies 0r the nature and ott-o-t "tent of the work reference must be made v'nrir 1 10 tllp specif (cations, schedules, plans, hHiine Salesroom1, 189 Mont DAY. Attorneys for Plaintiff, 120 Broad RormiKh of Brooklyn. City file In the said office of the President. on the 14th day of July. 19Llfi.

at 12 way, New York City. 38 111S 18 22 25 SUPREME COURT. KINOS COUNTY Bay Savings Bank, plaintiff, attainst o'clock noon, the mortuaned premises directed hy said Judsment to be sold, being Board or Department. No bid shall be accepted from or contract awarded to any person who Is in arrears to The City of New York upon debt or eontrnct. or who is a defaulter, as surety Lillian Mtrhelsnn et defendants I ,1 I 1 't at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed Pursuant tn judgment herein riH'ed the Brooklyn.

County of Kins, situ.i'ed In epemotfom BERNET In loving memory of our dear father, JOHN passed away July 18. 1934. A loving smile, a silent tear, A beautiful memory, ever dear. DAUGHTERS. HANLON In loving memory, birthday of a dear sister, MARY A.

HANLON. The only links death cannot sever Are love and memories they live forever. THE FAMILY. McMAHON In loving memory of our dearlv beloved mother, ELLEN C. McMAHON.

died July 19, 1935. Anniversary mass Sunday, Holy Cross Chapel. Church Ave. near Rogers. 9 a.m.

THE FAMILY. NOSTRAND In loving memory of my beloved brother, FRANK N'OSTRAND, who departed this life July 18, 1918. Gone but not for- taking out 1,850 passengers. Bound for Rio de Janeiro, Santos and Buenos Aires is the Munxon liner American Legion. Brooklyn-ites on board include Miss Pearl Boin and Miss Mary Bloor, also Mr.

and Mrs. G. Longman of Great Neck. The United States liner American Shipper, bound for Liverpool and Manchester, is taking out a capacity list. And from Brooklyn are R.

J. Fitzgerald and Miss Constance Manger. From Setauket are Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beason and Handley, Frances and Ross Beason Jr.

On hoard the Arnold Bernstein liner Gerolstein, sailing for Antwerp, will be J. B. Verhoeven of 1470 Bushwiek Ave. and Alfred Windmuller of 280 Lefferts Ave. And on board the Bremen, bound for England.

France and Germany, is Dr. Alfred Grant Walton, pastor fhof Oftnnnnnn i Vw I by std Judgment to be sold and therein 13th day of July. 193K. I will seil at public aurvon to the htuhest bidder, by MORRIS the erly side of Nostrand Avenue, in." follows i southerly from Farragut Road ffortv All that certain lot. piece or parcel of REICH, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Heal land, with the builduur and Improvements Enle Exrhanee.

189 Montamie Street tne city lor pier construction ana improvement in Manhattan but only $200,000 is beiiiR spent at the present time in Brooklyn. Years i (hereon erected, situate, lyina and be. tin Brooklyn. New York, on the 5th day of in the Borough of Brooklyn. Counly of Au' ist.

193fi at 12 o'clock noon, the mort-Kinv City Hiid State of New York. aued premises in Brooklyn New York. Avenue Fi having a width and rer of 40' and a depth on both Mde-. nf ion Snid premises beiru om-f known as 2034-36 Nnstr.ind Aw-nue, rook lyn. Tore her with appurt en mires, fixtures and articles of persons! property KniiuHori onrf HuarrihrH fn 1 low, tn U'lf i iliroisH Hv tmH iinluiiinni tn cnlrl wnh The enn'rar's mut be bid for separately.

The rtsht is reserved in ewch case to re'eet ui bid1- if it deemed to be for the interest of the city so to do B'riders will write out the amount of thnr bios in additiou to inserting the same ftuutes. Bidders are requested tn make their bids upon the blann forms prepared and fur-niched bv the City, a copy of which, with the proper envelope in which to inclose tha bid. together with a copy of the contract, includtnir the specifications, in the form ago the City relinquished the i Beglnntna at a point on the southerly I the improvements thereon, sitimted on the VITAL SOTICES (Acknowledgments, hirlhs. Confirmations, Engagements, Marriages, Dealis, Masses, Memoriams), aciepied daily up to A.M. for first Edition, 5 P.M.

for II' all Street Edition; Saturday up to 9:15 A.M. for First Edition, II A.M. for Second Edition, 1:30 P.M. for Third Edition. Sunday Vital Satires close 5.

P.M. Saturday for First Edition, Final closing 11 P.M. Saturday. MA in 4 6000 or MA in 4-6200 (i- I side of Grand Street, distant one hundred snn'hprlv sMp nf flrt Street 9nn feet enst attached to satd buildines llu" inuLij ui iu atticuiuuH 100l tPl yteriy Irpm th(, corner formed of Narrows Avenue, being 75 feet width i Sublet to exiittna leases and trnn 'Ties. of properly ana private Ownersnip na by the intersection of the westerly side of Iront and reHr and 100 feet deep on consents, covenants ann re not been too anxious to invest mil- "Bm J.liJ.nJie,hIni.

er' Narrows Avenue, reference beum made lions in modern fireproof piers. As. parallel with Graham Avenue one hundred a rpsnlt. thi hlo-o-ARf rmcQPnoPr lines 1 UOO feet; thence westerly parallel with record; any state of fac' th.it nr. accurate survey would show; all if any.

and fone regulations. Dated. New York. June IR'h. 1q3 WILLIAM J.

CARROLL. Referee. The above sale hns been ad.Murned to July 21. 1936, ame time and place. 10 rh id judgment tor a more complete description of said premises.

Dated. July 15 193fi FRANK W. HOI.MFS, Referee SMITH, REIHKR A GRIKKIN. Attorneys Plaintiff friiir! Sfreet. Rronklvn.

have moved to Manhattan. approved by the Corporation Counsel, can De obtained upon application therefor at the office of the Depttrimrnt for whieh tha work is to be done or the services are ttt be furnlfhed Plans and drawings of con ftuu I northerly anain parallel with Graham Ave- of the Tompkins Avenue Congrega- nothing can be done about it until pf JAMES F. MILDE. Referee Uonal Church. 1 tne land is regained.

N. Y. JI 15 18 22 25 29-au 1 17-2t 1 1 struction work may be seen there. otten. Sister, GEORGIAN A.

southerly side of Grand Street, and thence.