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Ml 11 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1937 Dcatfts W. J. Wollmail, 69, M. Maude Angevine Value of $69,312 Sam'l Driimmond. charlcs Dchnertf Restaurateur, Dies DcatDs Anderson, Hinson, Jofpph Johanna M.

Johnston, W. H. Angevine. Maud Kerrigan, Marilyn Baiter, Caroline Kokon, George H. Prominent Broker, pv -m traffic nanagcr of the Savannah in Episcopal Hospital 0 pncu.

I monia. She a life resident nf Dr. J. W. Pierce Of Coney Island Dies in His Sleep First Ainhiilanre Surgeon at Report Started His IVaetire There in "909 Dr.

John W. Pierce, said to be rJaceu on Lstate Of Louis A. Flaeh Roro Ian" Properly Goes To Wife and Daughter Palmer rotate S20.826 Louis A. Flach, who died Mav 19. 1936.

left a gross estate of $78.187 46 and a net of $69 542 34. according to the report on file with Surrogate Wingate by State Transfer Tax Ap. praiser David F. Soden Mr. Flach's real estate holdings consisted of a half-interest in his i home at 779 McDonough nrnUert nt fi r.nn Thn hiillr nf hi ne Mr 1 nmprn xprvirrv will hp hn ri nt I Iia i I I I.

tIip T.nncr T.lanH rnllpnn Wcnirol estate was in mortgages and ca-sh. Mn(l9V III Otlll Ille "tnte passes to his widow. Ber- Rfi rrt XL itha and a daughter Norma, od jonn bnerman Hattei iormer 1 'the nh 1 Drummond was born in librarian of thp N. York Hom(1 hv the Kings County Hospital. After Sloek Exchange Firm Was Under Hi Control He Helped Many Charities William J.

Wollman, president of New York Stock Exchange firm of W. J. Wollman died early i today in his apartment at the Wal- dorf To ManhatUn. He was i 69. Mr.

Wollman, one of Manhattan's mineM ri'f bkers was well known for hLs philan- thropies to homeless this city. Annuallv the idea in 1908, Thanksgiving dinners Of needy, ItlOSt Often his motnPr' Mrs' Bptty Kohn Wo11' man. He was associated with August Heckscher in many charities. In 1930 he gave $100,000 to renovate an old building In Central Park into a rflfroatinil fry rtrrtt He WM aLsQ ft of director of several railroads. Kat- uyi, MRS.

MARY Jordan, of 417 Bmerly Ronit died Wednesday. Surviving are tun daughters, Charlotte and Mrs. Helen El-linwood. Funeral service wera to be held today. Deatbs MULLIGAN On Friday, March 26.

'931, MARY CARNEY MULLIGAN, beloved wife of Bernard, and sister of Mrs. John Moore, Ed- FunenU' from her rP.sid,,nce, Claiendon Road, on Monday, March 29, at 10:30 a.m.; thence to Little Flower R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

MYERS GEORGE on March 25, 1937, at his residence, 253 Dean misuaiia ui Lrftma r. Myers; devoted father of Thomas i i ino since he con- he had given to ihniKanr'n Victim of Pneumonia Mrs. Maude A. Angevine. 57, wife of Oeorge R.

Angevine, passenKer Brooklyn. Her home was ai, 416 Ocean Ave. Surviving also Is a brother, Charles R. Conklin. Funeral services will be held Monday.

David Habcr Will Leaves His $100,000 Estate to Widow David Haber, of 1933 E. Fifth who died at Miami, on Feb. 16, left his entire estate of approximately $100,000 to his wife, Tillle, of the same address, according to the will filed -vith Surrogate Win-gate. Orthodox Jews were surprised at the time of Mr. Hnber's death when it as tw be interred as a Christian.

His mother, Mrs. Leah Haber, protested against burial in Genola Cemetery East Northixirt. She went to court against Mr. Haber's wife, Esther, in an effort to compel her to surrender her son's body for burial as a Jew, saying that he had always observed all the Jewish rites. Mr.

Haber was married In a Presbyterian church and attended the services in that congregation, according to testimony given by Mrs. Esther Haber. Supreme Court Justice Strong ruled that his wife, being a Gentile, could not bo buried with him at her death, and allowed the interment as she wished. R.trah .1 OraiKim. ho ri'ed in her home.

372 Sixth on Man-li 14. left her entire eate of Stl.ono real and Slot) personal property all to tier children, John A. and E. Gertrude, of Hie same address. Nun and Son Left Out Thf no (or on.

raud oi Richmond. and inr a and Sister M. Gonzuga huve sinned con sent to prob'ife of the will. Carrie J. neane.

who died In her home. 206 East EiKhth on March 2. left more than re, it and less than S'JO 'n0 personnl property. She left 1 000 to her sister. Louisa Ueane Helms, and $300 each to Mrs.

Helms' children. Clara. Charles 'linri Arthur mctaOi.aH c.ri non l' Emma Ueane Hovt. and her eh.l dren. Maraaret r.

iioyt Smith, and D'idle Norwa.k. conn. lnp residue Weilt tO a M-Ster. Bella C. Deane.

the Fast Eishtti address. nBi-'' "1" sl 0,10 property. the use of nn noarl-oent tn for lite. $400 and a diamond rim: Mill mi reced ed a diamond rmr. her husband, Harry, a diamond, and Albert, a diamond.

Two Kraiifirh'ldren Annette and Claire Itropkin. received sloo each. All live In' the 21sl 8t. house. The will says; son, Alfred.

Is not to receive any part of the house or Jewelry as aforementioned, unless he is married to a respectable Jewish nirl." III Illlll ESliriPII 7 III LhriMiail Ceilieterv SlirrP.I ITn I.wnl Ip rv Battel, John S. BURC, LoilLS Caf frey George Carlisle, Mary Clark, Annie Koos, David Lasno, Rorco William Mucaulay. John MrQuald. Mary Collins. Fro dcrica Mcrtz, Louis G.

Colton Marion Mulligan. Mary C. Conerty. Mary Myers, Oeorse F. Conlon.

Patrick J. Owen. Ella L. Coyle, Patrick Pierce, Dr. John Cross, George Roessler.

Frank Dehneri. Charles Sampson. Cora De Simone, Siieirr. Paul Jeanette Smith, T. H.

Dlercks. Dora Charles Drummond.S. Steinmetz. C. G.

-Ewalri. Louise E. Thiel, Bertha Franken Loretta Warwick. H. W.

Gordon. Minnie Wei.v. Rojert. Hayes. Hannah WeLh.

T. J. Heindl. Thomas ANDERSON On Fririav. March 28.

1337. JOHANNA M. ANDERSON, of 1317 Brooklyn beloved wife of Carl Anderson, and beloved mother of Hulda Anderson. August Johnson and Edwin B. Anderson.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lcfferts Place, on Monday. 2 pm. ANGEVINE On Friday. March! 26, 1937, MAUDE A. mee Conklin), I atl the Fairchild Chapel.

86 Lef forts Place. Hrnnl-lvn nn Mnnrinv 9 I BAKER On March 20. 1937. CAROLINE BAKER, a member of Tompkins Avenue Church. Services at her home, 123 Linden Boulevard, on Monday at 3 p.m.

BATTELL On Thursday, March. 25, 1937, JOHN SHERMAN, father of John M. and Hannah M. Battell. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Sunday at 8 p.m.

BUGG On March 25, 1937, LOUIS, of 343 101st beloved husband of Ella Hall; devoted father of Evelyn Bugg. Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 fith Monday, 10 a.m. Interment Evergreeas Cemetery. CAFFREY On March 25, 1937, GEORGE beloved son of Mary and Nicholas Caffrey, and brother of Margaret Beazell, May Hession, Lillian, Edward and Clarence Caffrey. Funeral from his residence, 235 E.

4th on Monday, March 29, at 10:30 a.m.; requiem mass at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Interment Holy Crass Cemetery. CARLISLE On Thursday, March 25, MARY PINKERTON CARLISLE; beloved wife of Jay F. Carlisle; daughter of the late Robert A. Pinkerton and Anna E.

Funeral services at the residence of the deceased. Islip. 3 p.m., Saturday, March 27, Sjiecial train leaves Pennsylvania station, L. I. R.

1:30 am. Returning leaves Islip at 4:10 p.m. Interment private. (Chicago Daners nlease conv ct amvttt oO rwicv-H mother rsf Mrs- and Joseph Clark, at her residence, i 31o 84th Brooklyn. Requiem mass Tuesday, 10 a.m., St.

Ansclm's R. C. Church, 4th 83d St. Interment Calvary Cemetery. COLLINS On March 25.

FRED- ERICA AI. COLLINS, beloved wife of the late Robert C. and devoted mother of Florence, Dora and vyuimi.s. rmieidi uoiii nrr home. 226 N.

Centre Rockville Centre. L. on Monday. March 29; mass of requiem at St. Agnes Church, Rockville Centre, at 9:30 am, COLTON On Thursday.

March 25. 1937. MARION NOON AN COLTON, of 20 Robbias Babvion, L. I. wife of the late Charles O.

Colton and beloved mother of Raymond L. Noonan. Funeral services at her residence on Sunday afternoon March 28. at 4 o'clock. Inter- I I i I 1 G.

Mvers. Body reposing at George J'Tl'i. ho rv r-, r.K i Ln a. a zalia' 1,1 st' Hrrndatfs Convent, be-T. Daily Chapel, 460 State St.

Fu- cause nf their clrcmml.unres. Mr. Graham Lawrence, March 27 Charle Dehnert of John St. died Thursday at the Sanitarium. He was formerly owntr of the res-laurant in Schwaben Hall, Brooklyn, for 10 years.

He retired a iout 'wo years ano. organizations and was a member of the Olympia Lodce, F. and A. Rockawav Chapter, R. A.

and the Lonpl Grotto. SurvivinR are his wife. Mrs. Jane Dehnert: a daughter, Mrs. Mildred O'Hara: a son Walter, and a grand- daughter.

Funeral services will be; held torn rrow. John S. Battell Insurance Company, with which he was associated more than 50 years, died of pneumonia Thursday In the Methodist Episcopal Hospital. He lived at 104-66 112th Richmond Hill. Born In New York City, he lived In Brooklyn for more than 50 years.

He had been retired about ten years. Mr. Battell was graduated from the College of the City of New York in 1873. He was historian of the Alumni Association for more than 50 and was one of the found- "eiia riairiiui iiuuucit- rlc ul U1L plli Bpta Kappa. Surviving are a son.

John and a daughter. Hannah M. Battell. rum-mi ociviLca iu uc Lunuucitru tomorrow. F.

Mulilbaucr, 10, Dies at Merrick Merrick, March 27 Frederick Muhlbauer, 40. treasurer of Muhl-bauer Sons, wholesale grocers, and prominent in many activities here, died today at his home, 11 West Bay View Ave. Mr. Muhlbauer was born in Brooklyn. He was a member of the Merrick Republican Club.

Spartan Lodge. F. and. A.M.: the Merrick Square Club, the Merrick Civic League and Merrick Hook Ladder Company No. 1.

Surviving are his widow, Loretta; a son, William; a daughter, Jane; his mother, Mrs. Emilie Muhlbauer. and two brothers. George and Charles Muhlbauer. Services will be held Monday.

MRS. ANTOINETTE I.ANTFLME. 60. of Quentln Road, died Wednesday at the Israel Zion Hospital after a six months lill.ess. She lived In Brooklyn IB yrais Survivlnu tire her husband, William, ancl two sis'ers.

Lillian and Funeral services will he held Sundav. MRS. 1.. Mr(H AID, 7. of 3501 Hedford Ave died at the Nassau Hospital.

Mineola. Born In SprlnRfield. Mass she llcd in Brooklyn 15 years. Btirvlvlna are son. Samuel and a daughter, Mrs m.

Shine. Funeral Mrviccs will be hem Monday. FORECLOSURES SITHKME fOURT, KTNfiS COPNTY Circ'n IVink. -imt'tf, i rittaiiist Margaret li. Carros, de- lenr.ams, Pui-uant to ludemc-n herein.

Hat on March 2Jvd, I Will at public- aurlion. by CHEWS SHAPIRO. An'- ni ui" ueai p.mhtp r.x rlmiiKc. N(. 1 Ft? Sirer'.

in th of Brooklyn. Cnv of New York, 14ih ot Aunl, nl o'clock noon, the premises in Kitins Coun-t dlrectprj by said ludument to be fold situated on he northerly of Carroll Street, distant 34 feet 3 Inches east nf Fifth Awnue and having d.menMons of 17 feet 4 inches front and rear hv loo feet in depth on each side; reference h-liu; made to jndit ment for a more complete description of the premises herein. Dated. March 23rd. 1937.

BENJAMIN if I'TESFELD. Referee MAI VIS MAHTASH, Attorney for Plaintiff, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn, New Yor. mch 24-6t-wA-sa BANKRITTCY NOTICES IN BANKRUTCY --IN THE DIS I UICT Court of the United S'ates. for the Extern Ditriet nf New York In tiie matter of ROBERT A.TOWNSENDJr. No' ice is herebv i-ivrn that a petition Ims been filed in said Court by Rohert A Townsend Jr.

In sn rtis'rin, riuiy declared bankrupt, under i lie Ad of Conptes relHtiinr t- hankruptcy, apprned July 1. for a full riisriiaru-p nd cvifiCHtf thereof from all his dent 'and other claims provable HdHill't his ei in'f, unuer act, and thut 'he dav M.iv. 1937. at 10 30 nm, at tiie (inurt 'Hnse, Boioukh uf Bmnklyn, in said HKmct 1k HS'itned for the heaiuut of the nnd where all rteditors of 'h-1 U.nd bankiupt nnd other persons interest m.iv at'end and cause, if anv bev hit e. why the piaver of said P-'i'iut not he g'antpd Hated the Bi.r- of Brooklyn, on tiie Urtth day tl, 19 PERCY C.

Ork IN JMNKFJ'PICY IN THK IHSntU'i Cii t'nttefi Kr Ka 'em -tic p' N- Yotk. In me rcit'er HFNKY l.IT'l Y. Nnt.ie rtnv 'hnt a petition been filed in mid hv Henrv I.i:ty, tn satd 1 dniv derlaied bankrupt, under tiie ess re. at ns ft i nx rnp'c y. approved 1 1 HtiR It a fu'l dictire Hnt1.

(ei! flta'e there-'t ironi his debt-arid other claims iig-iinit -s e-t ate under mi id flct and thai- '-he day uf May. ir37. a 10 H0 am. at the Court Houe. Borooiiii foi Rrook.v the lienr- lie spni.

when and where all cred lUirs of --aid Hiid j.r pe; In ma'-" Sl:" arv ih.ev iiie. tiie prave said pel.tion not le eran'd -Ill'efi. 'he H- -niKil of Htocklyn, Oil th dav Mvn 1(H7 I'KHt fl H. (ilt.KFS Crk IN IMNKPirPK'Y IN of I HE JUSITUrT 1 Tn tie ANfJPKW A. rivri.

also known as AI.HFH 1" t'l UT ANliHKW CI'Cl'l Al.HKK 1' ci'fci No! iA ii-reby n.v.-n il-at a bt-n flle-l hi ronn ir. Andtt-A- A as of Ann!" a.u-- lii-'ric', d'i declared i r. Ar- ss re i hank- iippinved ,) 1. IH-ih f'lf a I il! h. j.d i -rt'tl.

'h- n'l fe, aid O1 iry la IT. I )ie Ap (: id Man li i i i i I I I CROSS On March 26. 1937., I GEORGE beloved husband of Isabelle and father of Georgianna I Cross, at his residence, 30 Hides St. Funeral on Monday, at 2 p.m.. from the Funeral Home of T.

J. Hieains Son. 203 Jay St. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. (Baltimore pa-I pers please copy.) DEHNERT CHARLES, on March 25, 1337, ased 58 years, beloved hus-j band of Jane Coc.

dear father of Mildred O'hara, Walter Dehnert; grandfather of I. Jean O'Hara. Also survived by Amanda Janeba, his mother, and Amanda Schneller, hLs sifter. Services Sundav, 8 at the Georse Chapel. Hart jnnal Monday 1 p.m.

Cremation at i nTsos a m.t Rock away Chapter. No. 310, Royal Arch Masons, and Long-I Giotto. on 1017 JEANETTE. be over! wife of Thomas noSm-nno mnthor Roland and Alba De Simone.

Fu- ncial services at the Funeral Home, 187 South Oxford Sunday. 7:30 p.m. Interment Monday, private. DIERCKS DORA, on March 26, 193 beloved mother of Johanna Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush sundav 8 nm i 1 DRUMMOND On Friday, March 25. 1937.

at his residence. 98 Mon laguc Street, SAMUEL, beloved husband of Blanche Drummond and brother of Mrs. George W. Stewart Services at the Fiwrchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Monday at 8 p.m. EWALD Friday.

March 26. 1937. LOUISE E. EWALD. Shore Road and 92d beloved sister of Arthur A.

and Edwin L. Faul. Services private. Kindly omit flowers. FRANKEN LORETTA widow of Leo; beloved mother of Randolph and Wallace.

Remains reposing at i An it st Funeral services Monday, 10 a.m. GORDON On Friday. March 26. 1937, at her residence, 268 Ashland Place, MINNIE beloved mother of Lillian Gordon. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Sunday at 2 p.m.

HAYES On Fridav. March 26. 1937, at her home. 822 49th HANNAH, widow of James and devoted mother of J. Emmet, William A.

and Mrs. Frank Squire and sister of Wil- limn L. Curtin. 'Funeral Monriav irom her home; thence to at. Aga- tha K.

C. Church Where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 am n.i,.., ilUCI Ultlll sniVCllJt. HEINDL On March 25. 1937, THOMAS HEINDL. formerly em-1 ployed by Western Union.

Services at Fred Herbst Sons Funeral Home rune, jvionuay 10 m. i Interment Flower Hill Cemetery New Jersey. HINSON JOSEPH Thursday, at 18 Willard Baldwin, L. husband of Julia King; devoted father of Rita, Geraldine, Marion, Joan, ngnes; brother of John, Thomas, William, Mrs. T.

Mitchell, Mrs. Tessie van Dormolen, Mrs. Marie Oberman. Margaret Phinney. unerai irom Ltnanes r.

wiiiiams Funeral Home. 127 Merrick Road, I Baldwin. Monday. 8:30 a.m.: re-' niiiem mass St. Baldwin, 10 Christopher's a.tll.

ment Holy Rood Cemetery, West-bury. JOHNSTON At Lvnbrook. on Friday, Marcli 26, 1937. WILLIAM beloved husband of Josephine Mac and brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce.

Funeral Monday, March 29. at 11 a.m.. from the Chapel, 187 der direction of Michael E. Collins. KOLSON On March 25.

1937. GEORGE beloved brother of Christine Moore. Charles W. and Albert Kolson. Funeral services at his home, 1209 76th Street, Saturday, 8 p.m.

Interment Sunday, 2 p.m., Green-Wood Cemetery. KOOS On March 24, 1937, DAVID, beloved father of Clara Hummel and David Koos Jr. Services at United Chapels, 1202 Broadway, on Sunday, at 9 p.m. Interment at convenience of the family. LAGNO ROCCO, on March 26.

at Park Ridge, New Jersey; devoted father of Paul, Augustus. Frank, Mrs. Ida Aste, Rose Leo, Kathryn SicnaiRO. Amelia Zaffarano and Josephine Piazza. Funeral on Monday, 10 a.m.

Requiem mass St. Mary's Church, Park RidRe. Interment St. Anthony's Cemetery, Nan-uel, New York. LEVINESS On Fridav, March 26, 1937, WILLIAM beloved husband of Elizabeth; father of Ann and John.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Please omit flowers. Interment private. MACAULAY On Friday, March 26. 1937, JOHN age 70 years of Lincoln Park, New Jersey, beloved husband of Belle Pender Macaulay, and devoted father of John A.

Jr. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services on Sunday at 2 p.m., at John L. Burk Funeral Home, 469 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City. Funeral on Monday at 10 a m. McQUAID On Thursday, March 25, 1937, MARY mother of Samuel L.

McQuaid and Mrs. Louis M. Shine. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, 3501 Bedford Monday, 8:30 a thence to Our Lady Help of Christians R. C.

Church, E. 28th St. and Avenue Brooklyn, where a requiem mass will be offered at 9 a m. Please omit flowers. Interment Holyoke, Mass.

MERTZ On Friday, March 26, I i of War ruel Uthcial. jCoal Expert, Dies lorn Brooklyn and Was CreH'eiU" Clllh Meniher and a Golf Samuel Dmmmond, secretary of. tne Merchants Association, Inc nd durine the World War a Demit Fuel Administrator for Brooklyn. died last niitht in his apartment in the Hotel Bossert after a brief HI WBS 58 Mr. Dmmmond was stricken with and Agnes Skillen Drummond.

He was an authority on fuel matters and was frequently quoted in the newspapers. Mr. Drummond during the war was assistant to Kings Countv Fuel Administrator Frederic E. Gunnison. In 1922 he was appointed Deputy Fuel Administrator for Klnes and Queens for the State Fuel Administration.

After serving a.s deputy fuel administrator for Kings and Queens In became associated with the Brooklyn Coal Exchnnce a.s scire- rV and later held the same office when the name of the organization was cnangeci to the coal Merchants Association of Brooklyn and Queens. The group later changed Its name to the Fuel Merchants Association, inc. Mr. Drummond was a member of the Crescent Athletic Club for many years and was a charter member of u0bf the Garden City Golf Club. formerly was a member Wheatley Hills Golf Club.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Blanche Coppernoll Drummond, and a sister, Mrs. George W. Stewart. Alois Rabcr Dies, Long a Flour Man Alois Rabcr.

a member of nn old innuij. nico. jesicroa in nis nome. du jciierson alter a lOIlg lllllCSS. He Was 86.

Mr. Raber was for 50 vears In the nour business in this borough, sue 'TCding his father, the late John Kaocr, who was a well-known mer- cnant anci one ot tne lounaers ot the Lincoln Savings Bank. Surviving are two daughters. Mar- garet and Barbara, and five sons, Joseph. Aloysitis.

Maurice Robert. Funeral services will oe held tomorrow. THE WEATHER FORECAST Bv V. S. Weather Bureau.

CITY AND VICINITY Cloudy tonight. Tomorrow generally fair and colder. Fresh to northwe.st winds. Lowest tempera- ture innight About- 30 dewrees. fASTFRN MV VORK eloudv.

flurries nd lith'iv colder ll and cen i pur' nn on i To-ni'vcw K'-iif-nKv s'ltinlv cnlder. -Movp Nn: so ru.d ui smith puriioti tonight. Tomorrow fair. FORFC I.OSI RFS fiUPHKMK COt-'RT. KIN(JS COUNTY HUNER.

us Executor of the E-j u( dn-f-iM'd. Plaiu-; Hit ii.Milnst MARY DI MAUCilO, et Deiendujif s. In pin nance of a Judgment of fore-; elo-urt and s.ile. dated March 10. 1N.17.

and duly i will M'il at auction by tt.M RK VNolDH A net at 'lie iifiil FtBte Exr-Jiiinifp Sasrnom. 1H4 MontHKUP Slipet. Brooklyn. N. at lii clock noon on April 7.

1937. the premises wih the Improvements thereon In Brooklyn. KlnKs County. N. beumnlnif at a poin nn the psterly side of Est it'Jd S'reet 137 feet 6 inches souU erly from the snu'hen'erly comer of EhM Street nnd Avenue K.

being a pun-el 20 ieet wide front and liar by 100 1 1 nf an Inch In depth en each side Side line- runnniK piiraiiel with Avmne Together with trrpt rip Rflerenc1 Is herehv to tiie oiriKment lor a more complete descripMon Marrh 10. 1M7 FR I NO TO Referpp PRIFHT A- CARSoN, Attorneys for Plaln'lff, 71-3 Austin Street, Forest Hills. New York. RIIF'RKM COt'RT. KTNflS COUNTY The Iliuoln Bunk of Brooklyn, plaintiff.

Jttiiiiiist Hamon Liora. ft de- teiidants. Purs'innt to Jiifiment of foreclosure nnd sale duly mailt and entered in Uie and dated the B'h dy of 1937, I. the referee prein nanied, sen at r(ucimn to hli'tiest bidder bv HIKER. at the BrooklMi KeHi 1'Mutp ExchanKe, 1HH MontuKiie Street Bormmh of iir.oklvn.

f'llv iit-rt tiiitlii nf Wuw .1. It of Mt pM-ues dirertPd by ind-nvnt tn hm situate In the Borouuh of Brooklyn. County- of Kin. Citv mill rtte 0f New Y.tic on tin nort hw es'eriv of Crove tep', tlirr hundred 'wnty-threp feet ten 10 lncnet northejist ol Centtal Avenue. heiniE 1 1 1 y-f 0 (24) feet eight nnd one-iviif incl'p wide front and rear by one hundred I'nn frt-t in depth A nn either p.hIi nf I lie side uPh running para ilM with fn'n! Avenue and parr of the ditanc a paiit wuil; together with -1 ept ru li's.

if any, C.rnve Pfreet: and lore-her with all At-" ture-, and articie.i of persoiiHl property ai'aehcd to or ued in cr-iwo'i lion 'tie premltes and ro'ed hv tite rn i under fom iosure. iri-ect to any of lac's an nccurate ii v. iUl Hiid 'o r''h's jinv, ve-idnr under rondlts-intil bill nf flied ana.nst nii prenii.st's in Kinns ('uunty Hettis; ei '3 olf.ee on Jiir: ia-v i f. WTI.hlAVT C. VfCRFKItY.

HPC'I Me' Ct UK KN Attoi n-y r' .1 i (. 375 Sti'-et. Yok. mhll-tit tti -a 8UPHFMR fOI'RT, KI NHS CXlTJNiY TIIK I I MK BANK OF Wit LI A lHHL'li(iH, 1'ia uttff. Alt lloLIAN and other t.

Defendants. Ait ion No. 1. pursuant to Judgment entered herein. dted February 1937, I.

tha under- binned, referee in said indament named, I wiJl nt miction to th" ddor. bv RTEPHFN F. BARPFKA ie- tloner. ar th Bro.iklvn Heal tte Kv-. rhiiiue.

IHrt Mi n'a'-'ue Street. Tim )k'. New York, on the Tnth d.iv rf 1TJ7, at rj n'clo' preinie.s direct-d by to he sold nnd a- ttiHt rer'ain Int. hiiiidtntrs thereon, sl'un'e in Borough of HrtioLvn. K.nss New Yorn.

de- rrit)ed fo.iows NINO at Point 14fi feet 6 1m lies tn Kb Irom south line ot Herkmcr Stieet tn a line drawn 'herefrom. I-r from east side of New York Avenue and Piirflilel there'n; thence parnliel w.t:i Merkuner S'reet ard Partly thro-iuh a pariy wall Km feet ty inches; thence sonth p.riti;ei wt'h New Yorit Avenue fe-1 ir.ihe; tJunre west panilie', with Street, and pa: tly throtjKh a p.irt a HiH lee fi inches: thence north parallel Ym Au-nw tn 1i-t (i HVM of air nnd H'-tv-s Cn-nt SO f.lllfd, J.nd H'-Jl CH-i'(r-ti: nf arrets 1 0 'to 'Ir'vwHV rr.i cd fttrreemfM flit'fd (Vloher 20. mm'f by J--pii We.nste'n nnd Htc h's w.fe recorded in oft.ee I.tber 474-1 nf filieyniii i at pure -21, nnd hr ea semen re a ed acrerm and snh'ecT to ai pasep.f rj "1 rreced Teby Dated. MarrM Rh. Iv: PFTt I.Y.

Rffere PTANION FI.PRKIViF. PlaliiMf ft Am r-nev Uroadwuy. Brooklyn. I A TO Mh8-t I i 7itn i ia aim Lriit'itiuisi ltd i I i 1 I i (l I. 1 U.

1 (v I) I A I I A ise i )i l. tt '1. i i jne fnnr(, estate, which was in stocks. Ttchecca who died tier home. and bank ntcounts, went to her Bast 1'4'h on March 17, left her swer, Anna of R07 8th Ave.

en'n-e estate of alioiit $1 real Madeline Curth. who died April l. $1 00(1 personal property to her ehiidren. i 19.16. left a sross rslale of S14 and Ph.

'ip. Anna Ba'chker nnd Hose Man, la nei of ss S4U 1 1 principally in mount th Eat 'tttli S' ariftes eei-es. Alter specific beouets to her hus- Coney Island's olde practicing physician in point of service, died in his sleep yesterdav at his home, 135 Amherst St. He was in his 68th year and had suffered from heart trouble for some time. Pierce came to Coney Island as an ambulance surceon in 1894.

shortly after he was graduated from given up by the hospital. Dr. Pierce started in private practice. He was known to nearly everyone In the section. Dr.

Pierce was born in Bucksport, and was educated in Wittich's German Academy. He attended Bellevue Hospital at one time and later served as assistant surgeon In the hospital dispensary. Dr. Pwrce forinerlv was attached to the Sea Br Home Coney Island. He also had been physician to Luna Park and assisted in the supervision of th iiiliint incubators in tiie pttrk He had been a mem-i of tiie Medical Society of the county of Kings and the Foresters of America.

Surviving are his widow 'Lillian a daughter Mi.ss Lillian w. Pierce, mid two sons Frank ancl George H. Pierce. Services will be held Monday. Mrs.

Franken Dies; Mother of Athletes Mrs. Loretta Franken, formerly of 208 Marlborough Road, died ves-terdav at. her home. 110 W. 55th Manhattan, in her 65th year.

Born Ohio, she lived in Brooklyn than 30 years. Mrs. Franken was the widow of Leo Franken and the mother of the late Leo Franken. Erasmus Hall High School football playrr. Surviving are two sons, Wallace and Randolph, Erasmus swimming star.

Funeral services will be held Mon-riav. PAWN Bit OK Kit SALES ESTATE OF EUtiENE ROSENBAUM3 AurMoneers. KELLY, L. FELDHUHN. I.

KIRSCHNFR. spi at 70 Bowery at 9 a March 31. By order Newman St Roaen-hluth. lfiSS Broadway, diamonds, Jewelry, second-hand watches, tools, musical tr-sf rumen is and typewriers, piedued from 3710 of Feb. 15, 193J).

to L'ftlHB of I)f 31. 1935 DISSOLITION NOTICES KTATF OF NEW YOR K7DE ARTM FN OF ST A I ti; hereby certify tlr a ccm ilk -e of d. vojii nin of Inc. has been filed, mis this nay and that It ai pea he; et rom such corpora tir ha- cmiph'-d Mm, seciiui one hundrr and nf the stock Corporation Lev. ami that is Onen in riup.ici!? under my hand ofTicial of the Departing of Stale, at Hie City of Aibar.

(Seal) this twrnty-Hfth day of Mar; one thousand nine hundred thiru-se en. EDWARD FLYNN. vt 6tatp By FRANK SHARP Dcpiiiy Secretary of ASSIGNEE NOTICES SUPFJEME COVR KINGS COl'NTY rn; benefit cren 0- Kjorft tilill(LPr, 0 Su Orcen Pursuant to an n'dc J. ol Supi'-mc Cm tn p. r'n-'r of lhn Thruna- en the iormerly I'lS 3d Ave nue, in Mie ol nro.ni iy n.

N. prp-t-nt. he Mime. vmirhers iti Mippnr; thereof, to 'he attorney for the 011 or beioie tne 2tiih day ol SOI OMON ORKENBFRO Assignee HYUNKV Sl'KLLER. jor As-su-nee, Court h'reet.

Biuok.yn. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS ON WORK lO IiL 1m NE FOU OH SL TO BE H'lCMSHEU TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK. The pet son or persons making a bid for nny service, (rk. mii'TiulA 0r fupphe lor lhe oi New York or lor any of departments, bureaus or oflics. furnish the in a nvr.ope.

Indorsed with the tit of the work or sen ire for h-r'i md is made, unh his or their name or names and the dale of presentation to the President of the Board or the head of the Par'meri. hi h.s or in c. on or be-lore thp dite and hot.r named the for the punie. at which time and thu bid be pun.iclv opened iy 'he Presuimt of the Board or head nf sa.d Department and read, and the sward of tiie cotitrnrt mace accord. ns to law as soon then after us r-'K-h bid shall conta.u the- name and phi-p of re.dence of the perm makin the bid and the names of al; p-rsons in-I teresu-d with h.m theretn.

and if no other per-on be. so interested d'inct'y state that fact. hIso that made wsth-i nut any corn.ection witli nnv o'her person nuu inr tiie sarn. purpose, and i a.l perts fair and ui-ho-it coIIumop nr fraud, and that nn mernner of the i-f Aldermen, head of a department, of a hnrean, riepn'v thereof or ricrk tl.ere-n. or or employee, of Tha City nr New York.

is. shall he nr be-j m. Ircii 1. ud.recilv. at pnrtv, partner, -'orkhtdT.

s'irety or n'herwyp. in nr the pertorm- ahce o( he cunt ract or tn supplies nrlt or in it 0r in of the profi thereof Th bid tniM be vrrified by the oa'h in wr.l- of the rnr'v or the un s- crs s' a'f ti therein a re 1 1 'ie No bid shall be conidered unless, as a condition precedrn f0 reeepfon or Inn of Mjch he neenfn-panied bv a rrrtiflrd clieck upon one of the S'nTe nr Nationa! hunk- or trust nnnvni of lhe Cl'V of New," York n- riri, s.icn bar. or trus- cotnpan. bv a d'llv author e-. rirnwn to tiie orilT of the 'ornpt Jer.

or nv or crporate sun-It or cert i Ilea ft of ess of niiy na'-ire filled bv Tie dr. New York, which the nm: r--iler ill HPpi-ove a.s of vahir 'Me sreur tv in advert to of pot that: nor rvv thai; per i.f the ti-v 4 per f-n'nm rf the a pr He. New YnrK ('hur'er Die eat er All for supplies must be ill (hipVu'e 1 eer-tf ed fhck n-e- Ik'. In -h. y.d nt nT the pe "11 flPP.

Drpi'ttne or tl-ef. ai for inch fl'a tlv i-e I. o- runs Pnd dra-- atiuction orK may seea then. fcckert hstate iii.Wl Richard E. Fckert, who died while a resident of New Jersey, on Nov 10.

1933, left a $38,083.54 gross estate and a $34,487.75 net estate, principally In stocks and bonds. It passed to his wido Anna S. of Jersey City, three daughters, and one son. Frederick Palmer, who died Nov. 9.

1936. left a gro.NS estate of and a net of $20,826.69. His home at 1093 E. 40th St. was ap- nt'HtvpH at td r.ftn Tlio nrlnnlnal oo L.c of common stock of the Triangle Conduit valued at $16,680.

and 170 shares of the preferred stock of the same concern, valued at The estate passes to the widow, Alma Victoria of the E. 40th St. address. Dlvldea IM.mk) William Orove. who died Not.

1933. left a kioss estate of $5.744 44 and a net of 03. mostly in mor'snaes The estate pavsed to a brother, Thomas R. of I.lantshen. Wales, and a sister, Elizabeth Mary Evans of Ciirmrl, N.

Y. Alexander Meyer, who died Feb. 27. lititli. left a cross estate of J4.6S0 36 and a net of 19, mostly In bank accounts The chief legatee has his widow.

Ct-llft of Hfil5 Kort Hamilton Parkway. llve HIH.OIH) to Charity Frances M. Burke, who died Sept. 4. 10.16.

left a cross estate of 037. 7'1 and a net of 72. A house at 1 la Frank-1m -Ave. was appraised at $4 600 The asset of the estate was from the pension fond of the Hoard of FflMculion. 'lhe 000 net estate is arcotm'ed for by lhe fact that virtually everytlur.it was willed to charily, the residual and principal legatees beinu the Society for the Propanntjon of the Faith, lhe Society of St.

Vlli'-ent rie I'huI. the Home for the Aed. Lit'le Bis ters of the i-oor and st peter Hospital. tsruno vinreiii. wno men uec.

z.i. 10.15. I n( in His .1 1 .1 s. i i "ss'ls- mortse. nmes ters.

ihiee nieces' and one nephew the I province of enstana, Italy four and f0llr nephews in Ttmalla. Fcvnt Uter.ln.l.LU- BnH in Blld h'L j'h Ave. address, who received I Fxtate to F.nilly Georce Wollenweber. who died Nov. lelt a moss-e-tate of Hi BS0OH lltl a net.

of His home at Sfrina St. was appraised at SH.tSUO and the rest of the osiate was mid boml It to two sons. fo'tirue Jr, of t'tt 'I'rniit" Place. We.t Henip'tead. and Henry nf 29 Mouioe St I.ynorooK.

and I'm KiaiulUaualiters. Anna anil Mitmaret Steinberg of the Sterllna 1 3t. adare.sa. 1 Margaret T. Callahan, who died Dec.

1MB. left a gross estate of $10 MR 49. I from which there were no dedu-tions bant. Ferdinand ol Mar. on St and hi i he rri(f of thp pi a tr pasp 1 to 5f n.

Howard H. Gict nc ol Los An- (Ml. Vinrt-ito Tasr-: rcjn nho dfM Mav 11. HCt.T. lift, a oslHif nf 1 2.

Biiti a npl of $11 iijri ah 1'hf s'lit hsvpi ot the estate Wiis a iriU'i'-st, 'lvra-rHiH Brni. Corn, mlmli prf-s'Ml to lhe I w.Uuw, Maria nl 7IS lin-hwli-h p. Mm. AntuhiPttp I.Hiili'lma, GO. of QU'-nl lidittl.

ill td W'piiiit -day at th 7.K.II iMtnl, after a sK-month lilin'ss. She In Bruoklvn 18 yrars. SiirviviiiB nrp her hu-'hund. William, and two sis' it's, 'In iitiii (rcildle. Kunpral services will Sunday.

FOKFCLOSrRES rot'RT. county The Lincoln vnus Hank of Brook ph int t. vs. JhcuIj UuuOiiiiin el de-leivlants. In pursnnnee of a Judgment herein en-'c'ed and d-iled Mirrh 20-h 19T7 I will -ell Rt rtiir'mn, by I.OUI3 IIDL-IjANDKR.

tj.n.rpr. At the Hiookiyn Real Fst Kxehs nite P'l Mont a cue reet, Iiiooklvn N. nn April 15th. 11137, at 1'J o'clock noon, the inortEatted premises the BirnuKh nf Hrook'yn. County of KitH-s, City and S'Htp o( New York, directed bv m.tl to he nid, locatpd on :l.e foirherly miIp of 7(ith Strt-ct, d.s!;int 'jnH (pet inches wes'eriy from the corner formed bv 'tie intersec' ion of tiie soit'lierly side of 7fith Hireel with thp west erly of -1st Avetine.

lie riif 23 feet 11 uniform nd nio'i hes in front and rear mth of I'-O et on eitner and more u.i i loin r. rincd in mort hhk record -nl I.lfr of Mor'niLip. Psitte 2U', eterence beliu' made to said judgment. lor no re cuni Pie' fh-r ton In re ot l.jKether wrh an element or riKht of 01 Piem- 'oitrnir hi- rnt to be ned a ririvi way I pleasure an omobile on.y fmni Vti'h S' et to the Harare er'-cred or to be eree'ed fn the rear of the premises Hub lec to like easement or riirht of u.iy over the eaeily 4 fret of prrm-ies hereinabove described in favor of the premises on the east to bf ued as a drnWHV lor pleasure ntiiy from 7i'h fl'rpet to cii-nk-e erenpd nr in he reeled on tho rear of the said rtdiniiim prenii-cs. Sub.rect.

to railroad and telrphne ease-mfnts or consent''. Cty Znniim Plan, cove-nan', and re' A anv. bv sHtd bii.JdinuN the said premKes nnd suh'pet tn a s'a'e of facts an accurate survey may show rJa'erl. March 1937 HAilUFI. HOI ANDKR ESQ Referee, WEISBHOH FHdEB.

AMorueys for Plamtitf. Oifice and Pu.st Office Address. Court St rcet, Hromtivn '7 not 3 8 10 HVVHKMf. c7ri7inrKiN(iscrUNTY': LattermuMid and Joseph P. Laxer- imt.

piuintUis. utfain.sl Beau Cot poi at ion. et defendants In pursuance of a Judgment ot lore i -art mid du.y ui.dc and the aooe entitled ac lon. and bearniit da'e thp 19rh day of March. I the underpinned, lhe referee judKinrnt jinmriJ, ei; ut ihlie mic'inn in ihe li.

sliest bidder, by Me A HON. huc-tioneer. nl H.e Bi'iokIvji Heal fc-taie K-. M- T- te Street. lh' IVtroii: Binrmiv i.

New York, on the d.i.v 1 i 12 r.nck noi-n. 'he direnrd iiv SHid ndrinent to hp sold, nnd therein described Iot-low Al! 1'iJi cerMin lot. piecp or parrel ni Ui.d. i.t'e, tiiid lieimt in the Bor-oiith of HiooKiwi. (niin-y nf find R'rt'e oi N.

York, knr-vin diK- tiHted us 1it No 9H Block on Mp No. 2 or valuable Building ji- bejnnKan! 1.0 james v. wuo icj, 11 'u ni.iu 111. Map No. 10V9.

nnd winch lot 1,1 more put ic ilari bounded and de crated ai tu 't' BeKinninB a point on the north.eriy side of Street, 1HO ft lium tne corner tunned by tin tntt-r- the northerly s.de of hist S'leeL ttie side ol U'll A'-e- 11. le, ilililiiMif teener nortiierlv 1'h Avli'i'-. 1 00 leei lo 1 he center hue 'lie lii'-nce terv tiie r.t "Lf b'ock, lee, rherv- i v. pi.titt'l l.t'h A'-en-ie. ino ff-e- Mr nor' nf S'rc'' MJ.fi 'lie -irie of 1 ret th1 nr plftce of hea.nnine Sn pi nemc and bl th Trr.

limher ftl' RT'-ft. Mn-rh THOMAS r.l RNEI 13 AR FR T. A fr I Hi 1 1 Odlrp nnd Pnit Addrefis. Weat 4Jd STeet, New Yoik. ttt 1 1 I I i i I ment Green-Wood Cemetery, Brook-, st- Brooklyn.

Inter-lyn, Monday morning, 11:30. nient Cypress Hills Cemetery. CONERTY MARY FRANCES. KERRIGAN MARILYN THE-on March 26, 1937, beloved wife of I RESA, aged 2 vears. on March 25, the late Thomas I.

Conerty, and at St. Charles' Hospital. Brooklyn, lovins? mother of Mrs. Gladys E. I She is survived by her parents, Cunningham.

Vincent K. Conerty Clara and Thomas; one brother, the Rev. Thomas I. Conerty and George. Funeral Monday from her Madeline Conerty.

Funeral from home. 636 Wilson at 2 p.m. her residence. 1126 Reuma Boule- Interment St. John's Cemetery.

Un- neral services Sunday evening, 7 o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Monday, 10 a.m. OWEN On Friday, March 26, ELL. L.

OWEN, at Central Islip anUlnfl nf ln, i me o. uni, luinit-ny of 347 Greene Ave. Services at John Faran Mnrtuarv TIenrv and War. ren Saturday. March 27, at 8 P-m.

Interment Sunday, 9:30 a.m. PTPR nr ptfrpf 1-Dr- 135 Amherst suddenly, on March 26. Survived by hi.S Widow. Lillian M. Pierce; a daughter.

Lillian W. Pierce, and two sons. Frank G. and George H. Pierce.

Funeral services private Monday, 2 p.m. ROESSLER FRANK, of 16 Lester Court, Sheepshead Bay, on Friday, in his 81st year. He is survived by five sons, Charles. Frank. Richard, Walter and Howard; three daugh-I ters, Rose, Helen and Marrian.

He WHS a mCin)Pr 0f tne Cornerstone Tj0dKe No 367 A Funeral 6708 Myrtle Avenue, Glendale, Mon- Hav nt nm tntrrment TilesHiiv 2 p.m. F'-prgreens Cemetery. SAMPSON -CORA, on March 25, at her residence, 22A Mesereau Court, Sheepshead Bay. Survived by her husband. Harry, and son, I Lawrence Sampson.

Funeral serv- ices Monday. 10 a at 2977 Ocean Ave. Interment Tappan, N. Y. SHEIRR PAUL, at Los Antrelc.s, on Sunday, March 21.

bf loved father of Janie.s, Kdward, Leo and1, Helen Leonard. Services Sunday, March 28. 1937, at the Flatbush Me- morial Chapel, 1283 Coney Island wrooKiyn, ai i p.m. intrrmeni Mount. rnrniP) fVmntorv pi omit flowers.

i SMITH FridRV Marrh 26 1037 I THEOPHn.US H. SMITH, at hi.s residence, 225 Parkside Ave. Srrv- lees at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, I 1925 Church Monday fit 3 p.m. I Interment Philadelphia, Pa.

It is requested no flowers be sent. STEDM AN CHARLES DE-, LACEY, beloved hu.band of Emily Tankard, at Masonic Home, Utica, New York, March 17, 1937. i STEINMETZ CHARLES on 1 March 25. beloved husband of Minnie STEINMETZ and brother of MLss Anna Stcinmotz anci Mrs, Minnie H. Gumbs.

Services Monday, 2 p.m., at his residence, 191 Grant Brooklyn. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. THIEL BERTHA fnre Opprr-mann), Bged 79 yeans, of 89-54 197th Street. Holli.s. Survived by a daughter and Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Majer, and a granddaughter, Constance Majer. Services at the A.

W. Zirkel Funeral Home. 243 Ridgewood corner Norwood Cypress Hills, Sunday, 3 p.m. Interment Monday, 10 a.m. WARWICK Suddenly, on March 25.

1937. HOWARD EDGAR, has East Orange. N. J. Funeral srrvicw at the Colonial' Home, 132 S.

Harrison East Orange, on Monday evening. March 2fl. at 8 o'clock. Cremation at Fresh Pond Crematory. Ma-peth, L.

on March 30 11:30 a.m. WEISS ROBERT of 112-21 178th St. Albans, suddenly, on March 25. beloved husband of Hael, ana lamer 01 Coosueio weuss, ana son of Johanna. Funeral services on Sunday.

March 28. at 4 p.m., at the Clarence P. Simooson Funeral Home, 119-04 Hillside corner Lefferts Boulevard, Richmond Hill. Interment Monday, 10 a.m., Evergreens Cemetery. WELSH THOMAS beloved husband of Ellen WeLh.

and father Jane. Marv. Eleanor and William Welsh, on March 24. Funeral from his residence, 27 Cooper on I. fi of of Plllllp Lille, of 300 Sacked St.

who d'eri in Tsliird Col Jan. 21. left $7 (100. real and 500 person;) proper'y Me let! lhe Oxford Pditlt mid Varnish Co. lo h's wife I.itura, and son Ivviiik.

of the Sackett. SI. Hihlress 000 In his mother. Rehecca rif B.trne.i the Bronx, and SVOiK) lo his dimvhier Margaret Andreozi, of 40fl St. John's PSnre.

The residoarv estrtte he left tn trust for Ills wife, with the principal to no to his children Trvlntt. John .1. Hert and Andrew, of lhe Sickeit Kl adrlie. wlio ll II, irrv without lie niuMova: of 'heir mother, or outside of the Jewih faith. James Ilium Whifon.

of fi4 Ttorknav Ale, who died in KIiil-s Conn'v Hn'til'nl on Rent. no. left an es'ate ut personal properly The will, da'ed Aop 17, 1014. mikes no fr CI 1 wmton Rirzone. of 272 R7th in th" testament as Sarah P.

'X sinni mirr or worry nn trnubif. nm. lmvlni; Irft mv h-imp and fnr ih f-irMi'-r hat fund he a Ithp' nf cnurt bciim administered by ritvlrirrt flmnn? hh oMit chlMren. Kenneth and Oladv.s, of 10 man Sf Mild a dnimhtrr. Jenneih, of Park S's'e Huspi'nl.

Aunt. Sister Krnrflt Cart RehrnorW. of B'l nanlte died tn Victory Memorial Hnspi'al on 5. 193fi. left less $5,000 personal proper! of which all Mie en lo An aunt.

Doris Srliumncher. of the shitia addrpss. and lhe proceeds of a n-yer "iidownter.t 'o a sis'er, Marie Bnch. of ny. Arthur Brown, of ln1R Dpn who it'll in tt.ni-nl nn K.

left $700 personal nrnpertv He left sll hi1 Jewelry. cloMiina and all i)ro(l ir: r.u pecnna I prfiper 1 'ui 'hre-ten-hs of the rcMne tn a iVi" e. DulVl 11 ITnUnDII mil a'arUn- Tl three-t'h in imsf f(i-" Fannie Ilrown, of the TVnce two-ffnth In trust for fiorrlnn If Tlrown. of River f'. N.

until he is 30 years nM, ot.e-eii'h each for a (rrandnenhev. pnheri and a Brand niece. Rti'h A. Kplns. bot li of the Sterling itr'il are 10 vrari old Mnrv Dnnekiirk, who died in her home Emmons Ave.

on Mnrrh 12. left her pntire ps to five children. Fmicivk of I vrrh St Hn-y. nf Roeers Ave nnd fieorpe. Helen and Marv, the Frnmons Aie.

ndrircs Nn rr''-vis'nr wa mnde for rtniifih'T Ar MrC'uen. of Tenuis Cmir', pordina to the she vx abi to pro vide Inr herself. 3n fl3cmon'ant BRADY Fifth anniversary rnaSSCS for ANNE BRADY. In lov- Inn nipmnry of my mother. March 21.

1932. Gon but nn for-! Datightrr. KA1HERINE. OUNTHKR In sacred memory of mv beloved nnd devoted At rest three yean; Forever In mv heart and MOTHER. HICKEY In loving memory of our dear mo her.

ANNIE A. HICKEY. who departed this life March 27. 1927. I KAUFMANN Tn lovini? memory our dear mother, MARY KAUF MANN, who died March 27, 1924.

A silent thouaht. a secret tear, her memory ever dar. SON and DAUGHTERS. LEAKE -In sad and lovini? mem- orv of our brother. HENRY J.

LEAKE, who dppaned this life March 27. 1933. WARREN H. LEAKE. MATILDA F.

LEAKE. NOLAN Tn loving memorv o. my dear Aon. WARREN CLEMENT. Six years a en today.

Hn mrniiry is as dear oriav Aa In tht hour pa awnv MOTHER. vara, Far Rockaway, Monday, March 29; requiem mass, 10:30 a.m., St. Mary Star of the Sea Church. Far Rockaway. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery, Lawrence, L. I. CONLON On March 26, at Goshen, New York, PATRICK J. CONLON. Remains reposing at Henry McCaddin's Chapel.

38 Lafayette after 5 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Tuesday morning. Time later. COYLE On March 26.

PATRICK H. COYLE. Survived by daughter, Helen; sons, Patrick, Jaseph and James. Funeral from residence, 10 Westminster Road, March 29. 9 solemn requiem mass Holy Innocents R.

C. Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Walter (Cookr INCORPORATED DIGNIFIED FUNERALS "Ir $150 OUR fX.VERH. ffO BROOKLYN 131 Lllimn Boulevird BUtumlnsUr 4-1200 50 ftevtath Annul Nfvlfli A.3Q01.4 1211 Flatbutb Avium BUtkialnttir 2-0261-7 QIEEN8 fSa-IO HllliliU AvenutJ Amain S-6S70 126-14 Nsrthirn Blvd.

INdependenei S-6S0O MANHATTAN 117 W1 72d Blrut TRifaliar 7-8700 1451 Flnt Avnun RHInfllnder 4.9R00 BRONX Weif Iftoth Stretl RAymond 0-1900 S47 Willi! Avlniat MOtt Havca 0-7(170 WtSTCHFSTER i 214 Mlffliraiwck Avnnut In hlti Plain! SO P7ion or JteprMdntaftye No oohoatlon VITAL NOTICES (Ae-knowledgmentt, Birthi, Condolences, Confirmations, Deaths, Engagements, Marriages, Masses, llemonams, llesolutions) accepted until 10 P. Af. for publication the following day or from A. At. to 1 P.

M. for publication tn the next available edition of the same day't paper. The Vital Noticm rate is 90 cents per tine and includes publication of the identical notice tn the Times-Union. MAiti lt-6000 IN HANKId'i" IN 'IHK IiISlUKT B-ai. or IV pa men -f I.e t'ni'ed Jnr the No ,1 Mia b.

f-nm or conrn-t of N-w York In "he mutter of aw.i-r'ed to any person who a-rers tSKI'H I VU jnd.vtd as a I 'o I '-e CV. rf Y. rk m-b or nf ELI TAUT! A- -v who i Mnf :1, t't'i'IUFIf i' ih he'ehv ti af a h-r upor. ati ohhtja: on the r- been Hied in Sind tnuri t'V i -tih 'I a a The ron' ric n'-st he h'd f'v epa e' 1 ihT of Hie 'i wi: Br het jn i. is ej red uu.i- decined fo be fo of Cuntre.s i cf tiie c'l'v -n t.i dn i'v 'J'-va W'e U't hnie and -tn i ti t'r' -m ileir a lid ot e.a t''def 1 'n oi i h.r li it-v a-.

m. p-rp on 'ne Con ll.i r. r-e C' M.i-' -a B'-i'-K'vn. tf vi. I'Cll INI- nf j- TTI! f' V.

ijuia u. jvi tAi vl 01 34 aisL! Monday. March 29. at 9:30 a.m.; Street, bejoved husband of Bertha thence to Our Lady of Lourdes R. and father of Mrs.

Lillian Rohr and I C. Church, where a mass of solemn Louis G. MerU Jr. Services at the! requiem will be offered for the re-Eairchild Chapel, 86 LefTerta Place, pose of his soul. Interment Calvary on Monday at 2:30 p.m.

1 Cemetery. i dHV of Mn-Th. i fLilCY ti. B. OILKE3..