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a a W. W. THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY.

SEPTEMBER 1. 1910. 13 LET-APARTMENT HOUSES. TO LET-APARTMENT HOUSES. Park Slope Fireproof Apartments Finished in the Most Luxuriant Style 8 or 9 Rooms and 2 Baths Rents $780 to 5900 Per Annum Will Be.

Ready for Occupancy About Sept. 15, 1910 Fifth Street, between Prospect Park West and Eighth Avenue 8110 SEVENTEENTH AV. Seventy-ninth st, Brooklyn; new two-family house, 5 rooms and up. MANAGER. CORNER; 5 rooms and bath; hot water supand $23.

Office, 308 Patchen av, near Fulton st; new building. au28 7t GREENE AV, corner Sumner; steam heated corner apartment; excellently located; 7 rooms and bath; janitor service; rent $27 month. 28-7 396 McDONOUGH ST: apartments, 8 rooms and bath; steam heat. hot water; all light rooms, $35. Inquire on premises.

30-7 FINE large, light apartment, 5 and 6 rooms bath; steam heat, hot water; 513 Fifty st, near Fifth av. 30-7 TO SUB-LET to May seven rooms and bath; steam heat, hot water; all light rooms. 175 Amity st; fourth, left. 4 Rms, Private min. Walk Sub Complete for housekeeping: exceptional.

534 Pacific st, APARTMENT: steam heat; hot water supply; 6 rooms; tile bath and hall; three blocks from Prospect Park; rent $24, $25, $26. 306 Lincoln road. 27-7 CORNER apartment; 7 rooms and bath; modern improvements; steam heat, hot water. Apply at 1421 Dean st, corner Kingston av. 21-15 106 QUINCY ST: 6 rooms and bath; steam heat, water supply; decorations to suit; rent $45 to $60.

ELLIOTT BUSH, agents, 340 Madison av, New York. 1-3 of 797-801-805 PROSPECT PLACE. corner Nostrand av; 6 to 8 extra large rooms and bath; beam ceiling dining rooms, all improvements; inducements; rent $35 up. 27-7 TWO ROOMS AND BATH. All improvements; dally room service: reference required; owner's supervision.

230 Livingston st. $32--530 Fifth St, Near 8th Five rooms and bath: up to date In every respect: cannot be equaled for price, W. B. MARTIN, 253 Garfield place. 26-7 PLYMOUTH AFARTMENTS.

Largest 7 rooms and bath in Brooklyn; all Improvements. Call any time, janitor on premises, 71-73 Orange st. au24-tt THE BEVERLEY. Best located and largest seven room apartments in Flatbush: hot water, steam heat, janitor service; $43 to $48. 801-805 Ocean av, between Ave and Flatbush.

1-7 APARTMENT, elegant brownstone building, with owner, one floor, 6 light rooms, bath and storage: heat, hot water; cabinet trim, stationary wash bowls and mirrors: adults only; shown 1 to 6, except Sunday. 352 Jefferson av. 1-2 301-805 LAFAYETTE AV. OPPOSITE ADELPHI ACADEMY: LARGE ROOMS, BATH, STEAM, HOT WATER, ELEC. LIGHT: $40 TO $50.

JANITOR, OR HENRY SCHENK. 275 GRAND AV. 949 953 PARK PL, Nr. N. Y.

AV Finest Apartments in choicest section of Brooklyn; 7 rooms and bath; 2 toilets; all impts; rents $40 to $45; janitor on the premises. au21-14t 1166 PACIFIC STREET, NEAR BEDFORD AV: 7 AND 8 ROOMS AND BATH; ALL LIGHT ROOMS: WILL DECORATE TO SUIT; $46 TO 850. APPLY ON PREMISES. JOHN MAGILLIGAN, 80 ST. JAMES PLACE.

Outside apartment; 6 and 7 rooms and bath; steam heat, hot water; near subway, Pratt Institute and Adelphi College; moderate rent; Janitor. au23 tf $25 to $30-6 ROOMS AND BATH. Steam heat, hot water supply; near Eastern parkway: convenient to elevated station: never been occupled. Apply to JOHN F. CHURLO, 790 Franklin av.

31-4 28 ORMOND PLACE. To let apartment; 6 rooms and bath; steam heat and hot water supply; newly decorated; reaident janitor. Apply to owner, JOHN DOYLE, 1099 Fulton st. 31-2 159 HALSEY ST. Seven-room apartment and pantry; all modern improvements; window in every room: resident Janitor; transit facilities; none better.

28-7 TO LET, an 8-room apartment and bath: all Improvements; furnished or unfurnished; in a private two family detached house; large, beautiful lawn; suitable for doctor; owner will retain two of the rooms if tenant desires only six rooms. 505 Lafayette av. Jy28 tr COR. DEAN ST AND CARLTON AV Five rooms and bath, newly decorated: 5 minutes to subway; steam heat and hot water; must be seen to be appreciated. Inquire office.

575 Dean st. 3.u2-31t 1043 BERGEN ST. RENT FREE ONE MONTH. Fourth apartment In single flat; 8 rooms, bath; special toilet for servant; steam heat and hot water; rent $35. Inquire of owner in first apartment, 31-7 $28 AND $30-WORTH $35.

Six large rooms and electric lights; hot water; steam heat; excellent service; supt. always on premises. 780 to 802 St. John's place, trand av. $30 TO $33.

Elegant apartments of 6 rooms and bath; all outside rooms; steam and hot water; nicely decorated; convenient to elevated station and eix trolley St. lines; highest location. 171 Rogers av, near John's place. All Light. modern; large, having fine ventilation, in a building rooms, bath, S.

h. w. supply; that is kept in A No. 1 condition; $46. Apply premises.

201-3 Quincy st, or John H. Gelhardt, 1090 Fulton St. a25-7t 542 DEAN ST. Near Atlantic av subway: right for New A York business people; handsome 5 room apartments with bath; nearly new; newly decorated: owner's telephone 1837-L Bedford. Janitor, 538 Dean st, 31-7 REGINA, corner Pacific st and Nostrand av: strictly up-to-date apartment house, with elevator service; all attendants and all modern conveniences.

1250 Pacific st, near Nostrand, 6 r. b. '0 Herkimer st, near Nostrand, b. McDonough st, near Marcy, r. 33 Stuyvesant, nr.

Hancock, 6 r. b. Inquire resident janitor or 'phone 284 Wisburg WE ALLOW NO RENT, but we give value for your money. THE VAN WYCK. Beautiful surroundings, 2619 Bedford av, near Flatbush av: 7 light rooms and bath: rents $50 to $60; can be seen any day, 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock P.M.

28-7 FREE TO OCTOBER 1. THE ALBERT APARTMENTS. Largest and best 7 rooms and bath in the city. Phone, write or see W. J.

T. LYNCH, 26 Court st, 3418 Main. THE GRANLEDEN, 1155 DEAN ST, Between Bedford and Nostrand Ava: can offer one 5 room and bath apartment; parlor and bedroom, each with 2 windows; furnished public reception room; uniformed attendants. Apply Supt. on premises, or W.

B. GREENMAN, 350 FULTON BROOKLYN. ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS, 681, 683, 685 Nostrand av. One Large Bullding. Between Prospect and Park places.

Nearly completed; ready for inspection; finest entrance and reception hall in the city; all improvements: 4 and 5 rooms and tiled bath: renta $25 to $35. Superintendent on premises, or W. B. GREENMAN. owner end builder.

350 Fulton st Brooklyn. Center of Broadway Business Section Desirable offices, single or en suite, in modern, fireproof office building at 1022 Gates av, near Broadway. Most favorably 1o- cated, right the route of the proposed Broadway Lafayette av. subway. Rents reasonable.

Heat, light and janitor service included. For particulars apply at BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. GATES AVENUE BRANCH, 1022 GATES AV. nr. B'WAY TO LET-FLATS.

mouth; reference. Eagle office, 31-7 UPPER apartment, 8 rooms, bath; choice Ditmas Park section, within two blocks Newkirk station, Brighton L. 626 East Eighteenth st, Flatbush. au28 7t WIDOW, owning beautiful detached house, embracing country and city, would rent second floor to quiet people; reasonable. 142 Kentlworth place, Flatbush.

30-3 Basement and Parlor Floor, $20. 424 Carlton near Fulton st. Inquire J. Berry, 46 Rogers av. 30-3 UPPER part.

4 rooms, in private house; adults; quiet, refined neighborhood; first -class condition: heated; suitable for couple. 473A Greene av. 30-7 UPPER PART OF TWO FAMILY $25. For a permit apply J. BERRY, 46 Rogers av.

house, 433 Lafayette av; 7 rooms and bath: 30-3 UPPER PART OF TWO FAMILY House: Bay Ridge; new house; every convenlence; parquet floors; 6 rooms. 318 Senator st. 31-7 FIVE rooms and bath, all $18 up. Inquire janitor, 404 Gold st, near Fulton. 1-31thisitu 91 SEVENTH AV.

Two flats: 6 rooms and bath: good order. 30-3 NEW BUILDINGS. 3 and 4 rooms and bath, all improvements, from $10 to $15. Janitor, 634-636 Union st. Brooklyn.

31-7 TO LET-Flatbush flats: 6 rooms and bath; steam heat and hot water; rents $20 and up. o. W. DAYTON, 580 av. 27-7 388 EIGHTH ST, between Sixth and Seventh avs: light rooms and bath, steam and hot water; newly decorated; September free.

28-7 $20; SIX large rooms, hot water; cheapest fat in this section: near car lines: will allow $7 for janitor service. JOHN KENSETT KELLOGG, 549 A Nostrand av. 1-4 Steam Heated Corner Apartments. Rents, $19 to $21; 5 rooms and bath. Apply to janitor, on premises, 1701 Seventy-fourth st.

corner Seventeenth av. 30-7 $14--THIRD FOURTH Fine avenue; near subway; rooms; hot and cold water; small familles. 145 Fourth av. 30-7 375 PUTNAM AV. NEAR MARCY.

Elegant second flat; 6 rooms. bath; steam heat; hot water; tenants five years reference; $29. 31-7 766 FLATBUSH AV. To let. frat flat; 6 rooms and bath; newly decorated: two blocks from the Woodruff av station of the Kings County L.

Apply in the millinery store; rent $20. 1-2 $17 Best in Brooklyn. Reduced from $22; 6 rooms and tiled bath: now, fine light and ventilation. 2822 Bedford av, near Albemarie road. 433 TO 447, ROGERS AV.

steam heated: 5 and 6 rooms bath; newly decorated; hot and cold water; modern; rents Entire block, Lefferts av Lincoln road: 'And $25 to $35; concessions to desirable tenants. Apply W. E. COLE, 234 Lefferts av. OR F.

R. WOOD COMPANY. Broadway and 80th st, Manhattan. 1106 TO 1110 ST. JOHN'S PLACE, Near Kingston Ave.

Steam heated; 6 and 6 rooms and bath; newly decorated; hot and cold water; modern; rents, $25 to $35; concessions to desirable tenants. Apply HASKINS KETCHAM, corner Kingston avenue. OR F. R. WOOD COMPANY.

Broadway and 80th st, Manhattan. TO LET-PARTS OF HOUSES. LOWER part of house to let. 149 North Oxford st; owner, 183 Court at. 1-4 835: FRAME DETACHED, 1549 EAST NINETEENTH ST, NEAR KINGS HIGHWAY.

PARLOR floor and basement, 6 rooms and bath; large yard; good neighborhood; rent $25. 1245 Sterling place. 30-3 PROMINENT corner, parlor 1 floor, furnished or unfurnished: suitable doctor, dentist. X. Y.

Box 49. Eagle office. 1-2 thsu TO LET. 5 rooms, 'with bath; Bedford section. with owner; light and heat; $35 per TO LET-ROOMS.

119 RYERSON ST; floor, 3 rooms and bath; private house; rent $16; suitable for couple. 1-3 1140 Bergen St, Nr. New York Av. Large and small rooms; southern exposure. TO LET-OFFICES.

A Business Man's Office Should Be Where Business Is, WITHIN A STONE'S THROW OF THE SUBWAY TO MANHATTAN IN ONE OF THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDINGS IN THE CITY THERE ARE Two Offices to Improvements. EAGLE BUILDING. APPLY TO JANITOR, OR TO D. M. CHAUNCEY R.

E. 187 MONTAGUE ST. TO LET -BUSINESS PURPOSES. PLOT 75x131, with frame building 75x31, water and sewer connections, suitable for garage purposes, near Eastern Parkway. Apply J.

F. CHURLO, 790 Franklin av. 31-4 FOR SALE HOUSES. PUTNAM AV: $5,900. Nr.

Nostrand; must see; 2-sty rms. 81-7 John H. Gelhardt, 1090 Fulton St. FOR SALE. in good locality, ten minutes walk from Borough Hall, a well appointed.

9 room house. M. Eagle office. 81-7 ONE family brick house. Third District: well built; 9 rooms and bath.

foyer hall; $7,500. S. Box 21, Eagle office. 28-7 $6250-THREE-STORY frame, new plumbing and decorations; Macon st, near Tompkins; swell location. 31-7 John H.

Gelhardt, 1090 Fulton St. HANCOCK ST. bet. Nost. and Marcy; perfect repair; $9.500: worth $11.000: act quick.

John H. Gelhardt, 1090 Fulton St. 31-1 two-story, 7 rooms, brick; steam heat; snap; St. John's place, near Bedford. 31-7 John H.

Gelhardt, 1090 Fulton St. 3 STORY, dining room and Second floor extension: fine location for doctor; 80 Halsey st, between Bedford and Nostrand avs. ROSS. 1297 Fulton st. FOR SALE.

six family, limestone house; steam heat and hot water supply; Hancock st, near Broadway, Brooklyn. Inquire P. GITZENDANNER, 10 Vandewater st, New York: no agents. 31-5 Ready to occupy; newly decorated: A open tension plumbing, dining room; parquet Dean, floors, near Nostrand; $17,000. J.

H. Ashfeld, Nostrand and Fulton TWO family frame; 50e these beautiful houses, 869 East Tenth st. near Av 1649 East Nineteenth st, near Kings Highway: easy terms. Investors Improvement 71 Nassau st, Manhattan. LEAVING city, will sell house, brick: 11 rooms, baths: Improvements; price about $1,000 a half from elevated and subway.

Owner, 235 Fortyfifth at. 81-2 GREAT SACRIFICE. Owner of two family -brick house; in fine Rection of Flatbush, must sell; cost mortgage, will sell deed for $300. OWNER. Box 31, Eagle office.

1-2 CHEAPEST HOUSES IN FLATBUSH. Brick built; 8 rooms; tile bath; $4,700 Beach asphalt on street: Immediate near possession. Brighton EASY TERMS. S. BEDELL.

Opp. Newkirk Av Station. PARK SLOPE BARGAIN: 88,000. story and basement brick dwelling, near Sixth AV: walking distance to subway; fine block: new furnace: newly decorated; all open plumbing: plate glass doors; cheapest house in this section. Seen any time.

JOHN PULLMAN E. 741 Union st, corner Fifth av. 02 FAMILY BRICKS, FLATBUSH. $5,600: $500 or more cash; near Prospect Park and Parade Grounds; easy renting: two meta of improvementa throughout; finely decorated: take Smith st or Franklin av trolleya to Caton And Coney Island AVA, or Brighton La Apply on premises. or E.

R. VOLLMER, Attorney, 229 Brondway, New York City, 31-4 Beautiful detached own House thin -Why Rent? You can in OWNER the Heart IS of Flatbush. Fine location. 10 rooms, tiled bath, COMPELLED parquet TO SELL. trim, floors, hard wood elegant decorations, for $5250.

Worth 87000. cash, Rest like rent. Close to Brighton L. Home. Come see it.

W. H. GOLDEY, 982 FLATBUSH AV. FOR SALE--HOUSES. POLICE OR FIREMAN.

No cash: monthly payments; modern 2-story brick. rooms, steam heat, hardwood, open plumbing; $4,600. 4516 Seventeenth av. block from Culver line station. We have but one house, 31-7 John H.

Gelhardt, 1090 Fulton St. MORRIS PARK. Reautiful detached dwellings; 8 rooms and bath; hardwood trim throughout, steam heat; Beaufort st, between Ward and Sherman Ava; 4 minutes from Morris Park station on Atiantic av; 20 minutes from Flatbush av station: 2 blocks from fine public schools; all the comforts of the country within the city; price $700 cash; balance same as rent. Owner and builder, W. B.

GREENMAN, 350 Fulton st, Brooklyn. Elegant EASTERN brownstone PARKWAY two-family HEIGHTS. handsomely carved circular fronts; hardwood trim, parquet floors throughout; handsome electric and gas fixtures, tiled bathrooms, up-to-date plumbing, steam heat, hot water supply, plate glass iron front doors, handsome grilles. decorations combination buffets and china closets, of latest designs; nice location; convenient to Tompkins and Kingston aV and St. John's place cars; price, terms to suit; Lincoln place, between lyn and Kingston aVS.

M. F. GLEASON, Builder. UNEXCELLED Examples of one family detached, as to price, future equipments, style, convenience, terms, hot water heat. Av.

between East Eighteenth and East Nineteenth St. on premises. 28-8 A Few Bargains to Plok Up! Extra fine corner store property, very large lot, rented at low rental for $1,803, could nearly be doubled, mortgage $12,500, price $18.000. Must be On Atlantic av. 2 sty base fr, price.

$4,000 On Bergen st, 2 sty frame, $3,000 On Atlantic av. 2 sty base fr, price. $3,500 On A Dewey pl. 2 sty brick, $5,000 On Dean st, 2 sty base fr, $3,600 On Buffalo av, 2 sty base fr, price. $4,250 On Herkimer st.

2 sty bk, price. $3,500 On St. Mark's av, 2 8 bk. $6,950 On Marion St, 3 sty, 3-fam. bk, price.

$4,500 Don't write, but call at FRANK LEFFMANN'S 2004 Atlantic, cor. Ralph av. IDEAL TWO-FAMILY HOUSES Brown and Lime Stone Fronts, On Eastern Parkway Heights. Workmanship and material of the very best throughout. Choice hard wood trim and one- doors; paneled dining moms with beam cellings and parquet Mooring in all rooms and halls.

ALL THE LATEST LABOR SAVING DEVICES. Highest grade plumbing. continuous, hot water supply, tiled bathrooms. shower bath and hardware and fixtures of latest design. Decorations or alterations to suit purchasers.

Easy terms. Open for inspection. JAMES K. COLE owners. on premises, south side Union st, near Kingston av.

Subway Atlantic av, St. John's place car to Kingston Kinko Builders This Company is prepared to build private houses and other buildings under a general contract which covers plans, specifications, su pervision and financing. We can save the owners time and annoyance, and effect economies through our experience and organization, aggregating far more than our fees. We are builders of Artistic Homes of the best quality No charges for consultation or preliminary sketches. Kings Westchester Land Ca.

350 Fulton St. Brooklyn- New York FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. WILL buy paying real estate business: give full particulars and lowest price. E. C.

Box 34. Eagle office. 1-3 $2,500 CASH; 3 story apartment, two stores, facing 100 ft. on Pitkin av, East New York. A.

Box 40, Eagle office. 27-7 FOR SALE, lot on Willoughby av, near Nostrand, 90x200; bargain for quick purchaser. Inquire 415 Willoughby av. je14-tf FARM, ONLY $95. 10,000 square feet of land: rich soil; 100 peach trees with each acre; fare 14 cents: $9 down, $3 monthly.

K. NICHOLS, 258 Broadway, N. Y. 28-7 MAGNIFICENT PLOT. 22 LOTS.

270 FEET ABOVE SOUND, AT 40 MINUTES 34TH ST: SURROUNDED BY NEW HOUSES: COVERED WITH TREES: SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE. PHONE EVENINGS. 6274-W PROSPECT. OR OWNER, BOX 14, EAGLE BEDFORD BRANCH. 30-7t AT NEWKIRK AV.

FLATBUSH SALE Unique Store and Apartment Bldgs. OR PROFITABLE BUSINESS LOCATION: stores open right on station platform RENT where 4.000 persons pass daily; THICKLY POPULATED DISTRICT; 6 carpeted large rooms halls; and janitor bath; service. steam neat; 929 INTERBOROUGH DEVELOPMENT office at door Newkirk av. station, Brighton FOR SALE -BUSINESS PROPERTY. IDEAL FACTORY SITES.

On Long Island, half hour from Herald sq; superb railroad and power facilities: great economies possible, especially in labor and insurance; can build village of your own; land Itself destined to immensely Increase in value; Inducements. C. M. FITZGERALD, 334 Fifth av, New York. FOR EXCHANGE.

FULTON ST corner; cash equity of take private, house, 10 to 14 rooms, in part payment. FULTON, Eagle Bedford branch. 31-2 2 Lots--Prospect Pl and Classon Av. 4 Lots- Eastern Parkway. To exchange with free and clear properties or subjected to first mortgage.

SIMONELLI PIZZA 18 Conselyea st, Brooklyn. Tel. 1467 Greenp't. QUEENS BOROUGH PROPERTY. DO YOU WANT Water Front Lots within 20 minutes of New York City, all improvements, sidewalks, streets, electric lights, sewers, fine bathing beach and yacht clubhouse on the property? Can be purchased on small monthly payments; title guaranteed.

Call or write K. 146 E. 34th at, N. Y. City.

LAST CHANCE TO BUY AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES AT JAMAICA AND FLORAL PARK BEFORE OPENING OF NEW PENNSYLVANIA L. I. R. R. TUNNEL (18 MINUTES TO JAMAICA).

THINK IT OVER AND ACT QUICK--YOU HAVE ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT. AS THE PENNSYLVANIA L. I. TIME TABLE WILL POSITIVELY CHANGE SEPTEMBER 8TH. YOU CAN BUY IN BEST LOCATIONS AT JAMAICA FULL SIZE LOTS $450 AND UP.

AND AT FLORAL PARK, $350 AND THESE PRICES WILL POSITIVELY DOUBLE IN A VERY SHORT TIME. TERMS DOWN AND $5 PER MONTH: AL DISCOUNTS FOR EXTRA AMOUNTS PAID IN. WE HAVE ALSO SEVERAL HOUSES READY FOR OCCUPANCY. WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS ON BOTH PROPERTIES. TERMS- CASH.

BALANCE LIKE RENT. ALL TITLES TO THESE PROPERTIES GUARANTEED BY THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK. FREE EXCURSION EVERY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 8TH; WEEK DAYS. 10:20 A.M., 12:20 AND 1:20 P.M.: SUN'DAY, 9:20 A.M..

12:30 AND 1:20 P.M. WRITE FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS AND FREE RAILROAD TICKETS TO LOOK OVER THE PROPERTY. FLORAL JAMAICA 146 EAST THIRTY-FOURTH ST, N. Y. CITY.

PHONE 1481 MAD. SQ. 31-4 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE. Long Island BROADWAY-FLUSHING: A parcel of six cash lots, fine location; cheap at terms $2,000 cash, balance monthly payments. Address REAL ESTATE Box 148, Eagle office.

1-7 MASSAPEQUA: location: A parcel of eighteen lots, 25x100; good price $200 each lot; terma $50 cash: $5 monthly. These lots are cheap. Address REAL ESTATE. Box 126, Eagle office. 1-7 OLD house, needs small repairs; will take $75 cash, balance $12 monthly: location suitable for poultry and garden truck; near big market; on north shore overlooking Long Leland Sound: 45 minutes; fare 180.

Write or call all this week. THOS. PIERSALL, 2. East One Hundred and Twenty-Afth st, N. Y.

C. 28-7 COUNTRY PROPERTY-FOR SALE, TO LET, OR EXCEANGE. Long Island. SMALL FARMS, 2 3 ACRES. One hour from New York City; very cheap; $25 Is all that is required, balance in five years: fine soil, good for farming or chicken raising; only a few farms left.

Call or write SMALL FARMS, 146 East Thirty-fourth st and 2 East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth st. N. Y. City. 28-7 GLEN HEAD On the Hilltop Overlooking the Sound What You Have Been Looking For Charming, high, healthful sites; mile wide panoramic views; fare, only 11 miles from city line; artistic bungalows, $1,500 up; largo bungalow and villa sites, $500 up; payments to suit you: titles perfect.

Write or call from 9 to 7. GLEN HEAD ESTATES. 146 East 34th st, New York City, EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN. Famous Merrick road corner property, 23 miles out, overlooking the Great South Bay; new, day's elegant, substantial residence built by work; 12 large rooms; latest improvementa; spacious reception hall, rich decorations and gas Axtures, beamed ceilings, Delft shelf, butler's pantry, steam heat, gas, verandas front, side and rear; concrete cellar under whole house, which is 30x74 feet deep; garage; plot 112 feet on Merrick road, 200 feet on New Bridge road; price suitable terms: first class for doctor, dentist or boarding Title house; title guaranteed by the Lawyers Company of New York. There is a bank mortgage of $4,500.

Might trade for private house or farm not over 25 miles out and close to the add cash. Principals only. CARROLLTON REALTY COMPANY, Owner World Bullding, N. Y. HUNTINGTON SQUARE FOOT; at trolley; we 3c to out make In open the this a new best very section development attractive of Hunt- offer laid Engion; 10,000 population; only lots at this price; will adLOTS var.ce 25 per cent.

after that; act quick. $2 Down for Full Size Lots, 50 CENTS A MONTH. Get Booklet and Free Tickets. KREHER SEYMAN, 395 Bridge st, Brooklyn. A IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME I have a new, delightful suburban home I will sell cheap.

It's an English country house, finely finished throughout, brick and half timbered, stuccoed. Imposing entrance, oak paneled rooms, great fireplaces, tastefully decorated, electric light, steam heat. Half acre beautifully landscaped, fine surroundings, near station, close to New York. Address HENRY EGGLESTON, Room 914. 111 BROADWAY, N.

Y. New Jersey. FARM, $295. 1 A. $25 acre, HOWE, down: 100 $10 Room peach 411, monthry.

trees; 258 Broadway. FARM ONLY $95. 20,000 square feet of land; rich soil; 100 peach trees with each acre; 14 $9 down. $3 monthly. Address MOUNTAIN VIEW.

163, Eagle office. 30-7 FOR SALE, at Plainfield, a modern 9 room and foyer hall house, situated on Rockview av; unexceptionable neighborhood; restricted property; immediate possession: lot 75x200: no agents. Address A. E. FABER, 92 Mercer av, Plainfield, N.

J. 1-3 HOTEL; immense business; large profits; now running; come and see it; 60 double rooms; 400 feet front on lake; write for particulars; retiring from business only reason; Anest location; well established, with best reputation on lake. WM. F. H.

DAY, Lake Hopatcong, N. J. 1 St th su tu NETHERWOOD (Plainfield, N. acre; large 10 room house, all improvements; near station; barn. chicken house, shade and fruit trees; bargain for quick sale; price or will exchange equity of $4,500 for Brooklyn income.

Address E. 17 East Twelfth st, New York. 1-2 thsu FARM HOUSE. 8 rooms; barn, chicken house, corn crib; slate roof; acres of land; less than hour from City Hall: fare 14 cents; on corner of main road; price only small cash payment; balance monthly. ALBERT BECKLEY, 32 Union Square, Manhattan.

31-7 Connecticut. FOR SALE -A farm of 120 acres, with house of 15 rooms, 4 barns, located in the center of one of Litchfield County hill towns; the property is unincumbered; I will exchange for real estate in Queens County or Brooklyn. Address the owner, LOREN R. CARTER, au25 14t 11 East Main st, Waterbury, Conn. Georgia.

GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA TRAVERSED BY THE ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. Lands adaptable to the widest range of crops. All the money crops of the South plentifully roduced. For literature treating with this coming cour.trv, its soil, climate, church and school advantages, write W. H.

LEAHY, General Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga. REAL ESTATE LOANS. Money to lend on desirable improved property in Queens and Nassau Counties by Queens County Mortgage Company 375 Fuiton Street, Jamaica WANTED. $8,000 first mortgage, or per on corner property, valued at owned by a temperance association. BERGH, 138 Ralph av, Brooklyn.

HAVE $3,000, $4,000 to loan on first mortgage; owners send applications; charges low. CHAS. SCHREIBER, Myrtle AV, near Gates. MONEY to Loan on First Mortgage. W.

J. T. LYNCH. 26 Court Street. m79-tt HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.

BEST bargain ever offered: just returned from the country; will sacrifice complete turnout for $100: paid $250 three months ago; safe, gentle family road horse, beautiful, rubbertired carriage, elegant mounted harness, blanket, robe, whip, etc. 222 Madison st, corner Nostrand av. 31-2 BARGAINS: 20 business horses; also eight teams; warranted each $95; goat, with harness and wagon. Builder, 1010 Decatur st, Brooklyn. 1-3 HORSE for sale; sound and kind; good roadster; lady can drive him; sultable for business; 6 years old; price $275.

101 Albany av. 1-7 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. MoKENZIE BELL. 16 COURT ST. For sale, business places of all kinds, Boarding and Rooming Houses.

HAIRDRESSING parlor for sale, on account of sickness; good location in Brooklyn; price $500; no agents; act quick. SACRIFICE, 376 Broadway, FOR SALE-Furnished room house, Alled; one block from Orpheum Theater; good reason for selling; bargain. C. J. Box 42, Eagle office.

TO LET, dining room and kitchen in furnished room house, to first class. caterer. J. L. DAY.

248 Halsey st. WANTED, grocery In Brooklyn: give full particulars, Box 19, Eagle Bedford branch, FOR Na Mahogany Upright Piano, $95. Perfectly new. J. Box 16, Eagle office.

Secretary of State, certificate, issued STATE OF NEW YORKI, OFFICE OF THE in duplicate, hereby certifles that the Co-operative Law Company, a domestic stock corporation, has fled in this office on this tenth day of August, 1910, papers for the voluntary dissolution of such corporation under section 221 of the General Corporation Law, and that it appears therefrom that such corporation has complied with said section in order to be dissolved. Witness my hand and the seal of office of (Seal) of Albany, this tenth day of Authe Secretary a of State, at the City gust, one thousand nine hundred and ten. THOMAS. F. Secretary FENNELL, of State.

au25-2t th OBITUARY DISSOLUTION NOTICES. William N. Clem. William N. Clem, son of the late William N.

Clem, once a searcher in the tax office in Brooklyn, died August 24 at Oradell, N. in the home of his son, that regiment April 27, 1857, by Governor dent of Brooklyn, and a member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, under the ministry of the late Bishop Paddock. His wife, who died A some years ago, was the sister of the late Donald Cameron. He is survived by two sons, three daughters, a brother and a sister.

James Cole. James Cole, a retired carpenter and builder, died Tuesday at his home, New Utrecht road and Forty-ninth street. He was born on Jay street, December 7, 1826, and moving to New Utrecht when a boy, learned the carpenter's trade. He removed to Staten Island in 1848, where he was a great friend of the late William H. Vanderbilt, and was tax collector for the town of Northfeld, Richmond County.

He became a private in Contpany Tompkins Cadets, April 21, 1851; appointed a lieutenant of the Seventythird Regiment, First Brigade, First Division, N. Y. S. by Governor Myron John A. King.

He was made captain of that regiment April 27, 1867, by Governor John A King. He was made captain of Company One Hundred and Seventyfifth New York Volunteers, November 17, 1862, going into service at the Park Barracks, New York City. While in Staten Island he was engaged in the manufacture of soda water. He lived there until 1868, when he returned to New Utrecht and conducted a building business until 1900, when he retired. He leaves a widow and a son, James William.

His nephew, William B. Cole, is a builder of Parkville. Funeral services will take place at his late home, to-morrow evening. George B. Chamberlain, George B.

Chamberlain died yesterday in his 77th year at the home of his daughter, 276 Oak street. Richmond Hill, L. I. He was a member of Gilbert Council, R. and leaves two daughters, Mrs.

Skidmore Pettit, and Mrs. George S. Hagerman. His wife, who was a Miss Sarah A. Niblo, died some years ago.

Funeral services will take place his daughter's home, Friday evening, at 8:30 o'clock. Ella L. S. Hammond. Revolutionary fame.

Rachel Bevington, Ella Louise Scoville Hammond, sister of George Scoville, owner of Scoville's bathing pavilion Coney Island, died suddenly Monday at her home, 438 Firs: street, in her 89th year. She was born In Brooklyn, and was the daughter of Stanley Scoville, who survives her with her brother, George, a daughter Florence, and a sister Mre, Mabel Critchley of Allendale, N. J. Ann Titus. Mrs.

Ann C. Titus died at her home, 976 Decatur street on Tuesday. She was born in Manhattan 76 years ago, and had lived in Brooklyn thirty-Ave years. She WAS one of the earliest members of the Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church. She leaves two sons and two daughters.

Elsey J. S. Meinikheim. Elsey Jane Smith, wife of Andrew a retired architect of Jamaica, L. died Tuesday at her home in Puntine street, Jamaica, where she had lived for more than Afty years.

She was born in Jamaica, November 11, 1839. Her father, Daniel Smith, an architect and builder, built the Jamaica town hall. Her mother is still living in her 92d year, at the old homestead, in New York avenue. She de descended from General Hull of Mrs. Rachel Bevington, the wife of Charles E.

Bevington, at one time a social leader in the Arlington section of East New York and a resident of lyn for thirty years, died on Tuesday from 8 hemorrhage of the brain at her residence, 779 Monroe street. She was born in Liverpool, England, forty-eight years ago, and was the daughter of Thomas and Sarah Lace Tallentire. She was a member of the Janes Methodist Episcopal Church, and leaves her hug. band, a son Charles and a daughter, Mrs. William Schwenn.

Sarah Elizabeth Webber. Sarah Elizabeth. widow of John N. Webber, died on Tuesday of old age at her residence at 1434 Bedford avenue. Funeral services to -morrow will be held at her son's residence, 1113 Bergen street.

Mrs. Webber, who was of Welsh descent. was born in lower Brooklyn 85 years ago. She was an old member of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. She leaves three sons.

Albert. Robert and Edward, and three daughters, Mamie, Mrs. Charles Walsh and Mrs. Benjamin Miller. The Rev.

Cornelius E. Crispell, D.D. The Rev. Dr. Cornelius Eltinge Crispell died yesterday at Gardiner, near Kingston.

N. in his 91st year. He was graduated from Rutgers College in 1839 and in 1842 from the Dutch Reformed Seminary at New Brunswick, N. J. His first charge was at Piedmont, where he remained until 1847.

He afterward had charges at Linlithgo and Schohaire. From 1863 to 1866 was head of a grammar school in New Brunswick and professor of history in Rutgers College. Later he became professor of natural philosophy, mathematics and astronomy at Hope College, and professor of didactic theology at Holland Seminary, Mich. His last charge was at Spring Valley, N. Y.

Joseph E. Schoenberg. Joseph E. Shoenberg, who was interested in the May Department Stores Company, owning a chain of stores in Cleyeland, St. Louis, Denver and other cities in the West, and who for fifteen years had lived at the Hotel Netherlands, Manhattan, died at Bad Nauheim, Germany, Sunday.

He was vice president of the Broadway Trust Company of Manhattan. He was born In Dayton, Ohio, in 1854. He leaves a widow and a daughter, Mrs. Herman August, of Cleveland, Ohio. OBITUARY NOTES.

Isaac W. Hallam, probably the oldest telegraph operator :11 continuous service in Wilmington, died yesterday, aged 81 years. He had been with the Western Union Telegraph Company for fifty-two years. A1 Reil, an old time circus agent, died Tuesday at his home, Secaucus, N. of pleuropneumonia.

He had been employed by the Barnum Bailey show for twenty-eight years, the Buffalo Bill Wild West show for eight years and the 101 Ranch show for three years. He had traveled through Europe and Australia. Charles W. McFee, manager of the Smith Premier Typewriter Company's branch in Washington, and at one time private secretary to Judge Gray of the United States Supreme Court, died yesterday of Bright's disease in 8, hospital in Quebec, Canada. He graduated from Princeton In 1879 and was a lawyer.

He leaves a widow. 51 IRVING PLACE; elegant 6 rooms and bath; steam and hot water; adults only; janitor on premises; quiet neighborhood. 26-7 SIX light roome and bath; steam heat. hot water; $27, $28. 363 Seventh st, near Fifth av Ninth st station.

28-7 4 ROOMS AND BATH, $15. 433 Lafayette av. Inquire 46 Rogers 30-3 Dainty 5-room corner suite: $33 appointments neighborhood. unsurpassed; select Charles Partridge, 1421 Bedford Av. CORNER APARTMENTS.

Sterling place and New York av; up-to-date and 6 rooms; has to be seen to be appreclated. Apply 242 New York av. 28-8 518 QUINCY ST. Six-room apartment, steam heat, hot water: resident janitor; a desirable tenant: rent from October will pay you to investigate. 28-7 OVERLOOKING the Park: 157 Prospect Park West, top floor; single apartment house; steam heat; hot water: 7 rooms, store and bath room; rent $38.

Inquire PRAGER, third apartment; telephone. 28-7 BACHELOR APARTMENTS. Attractive two-room and bath apartment; maid service; hallboy; telephone; all improvements; near subway: $22, $27. Apply 361 Henry street. 31-7 248 NEW YORK AVENUE, Between Sterling and St.

John's places. 6 rooms and bath. steam heat, hot water sup. ply, gas ranges; all latest improvements; just renovated improved. Rents "ONE MONTH FREE.

Apply on promises or T. LYNCH, Tel. 3418 Main. 26 Court MAGUIRE'S APARTMENTS A few choice apartments for rent from Oct. 1.

1383 Dean st, bet. Brooklyn and Kingston ave, 7 and 8 rooms and bath, $48 to $55. Attendant, on premises, or office of owner, EDWARD J. MAGUIRE, 675 Nostrand Av, cor. Prospect Place.

BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS. Overlooking Prospect Park. Most Desirable Location in Brooklyn. ONE BLOCK FROM PLAZA. Four and five rooms and bath; steam heat, hot and cold water, gas stoves, ice boxes, tiled bathroom, parquet floors, gaa and electric light, janitor service; rents $27 to $35.

345 TO 369 ST. JOHN'S PLACE. BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND UN. AVS. INQUIRE PREMISES.

Or C. R. MACAULAY. Tel. 349 South.

"THE CLINTON" 275 Clinton av, B'klyn, cor. DeKalb. High class and desirable Apartments to let. All improvements; hall boy and elevator service; rents, $65 and $70. Apply to janitor, on premises, or to WILLIAM H.

STRYKER, 26 6 COURT STREET, Brooklyn. The Best Renting Value in Brooklyn 516-518-520 WASHINGTON AVE. 949-951 FULTON STREET 30 minutes by trolley to New York 5 min. by Subway (Nevins St. Station) Afewdesirable Apartments--Immediate possession 6 and 7 rooms and bath.

steam heat. hot water, open plumbing: resident janitor: rents, $23 to $45 per month. For further information apply to janitor, 520 Washington av. or THE CORD MEYER 62 WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK.

Tel. 1960 John NEAR PROSPECT PARK. SIX LARGE LIGHT ROCOMS AND BATH; ALL NEWLY DECORATED; CONVENIENT TO AND TROLLEY. INQUIRE MANAGER. 321 NINTH ST.

62 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. Tel 1960 John and 541 Prospect The Best Renting Value in Brooklyn 34 PLAZA STREET 703-707 VANDERBILT AVE. 256 STERLING PLACE 3 lines of cars to New York, time 30 minutes 5 minutes from Subway Station, Flatbush Ave. A few desirable Apartments- -Immediate Possession 6 and 7 rooms and bath; beautifully decorated; steam heat, electric light, hot water, open plumbing. hardwood floors, gas ranges: resident janitor; renta, $37.50 to $75 per month on lease.

For further particulars apply to Janitor, 256 Sterling place. or THE CORD METER PROSPECT PARK WEST New Ideal Apartments Seven beautiful light rooms and two baths, southern exposure; finished in hard wood; artistic console mirrors, parquet floors, buffet and combination mantel and china closets In dining rooms, beam ceilings, decorations to suit, 'ample closet room. bathrooms finished in tile with porcelain tubs, lavatories, shampoos and showers; complete electric appliances throughout and all fixtures combination. Kitchens with latest style ranges, tile backs, porcelain tubs and sinks, automatic dumbwaiters, opalite refrigerators: servant's bedroom, with bathroom aljoining. Screens and awnings furnished.

Courtways eleven feet, Insuring light to every room, Location ideal. just a few steps from Prospect Park. Ample transit facilities, and it is the highest and healthiest section of Brooklyn. Rents $50 per month and up. Apply on premises.

CEO. F. KEIM, Owner and Builder. 8th Prospect Pk. West Telephone 1422 Bushwick.

TO LET-APARTMENTS -Furnished DESIRABLE second floor. completely furnished for housekeeping: kitchenette, running water: owner; adults, 869 Lafayette av. 28 NICELY furnished lower part private house; Bedford section; rent free and pay extra for table board. AMERICAN, Box 20, Eagle office, 29-7 SECOND floor in private house, consisting of 3 rooms, alcove, pantry and bath, neatly furnished, $25 a month, with gas. 53 Irving place.

6224 Prospect. TO LET-STORES. TO LET, two stores, suitable for shoes, clothing, confectionery. Inquire 2781 Atlantic AV, second floor. 31-2 FLATBUSH AV.

757, near Woodruff AV station; store; rents $50; suitable for any bustalso apartments, 6 rooms and bath: rent for $20. Inquire SONTAG 429 Fulton Au28 7t BUTCHER OR ANY BUSINESS. Corner Seventeenth AV and Seventy-fourth at; rent $35. Apply on premises or ROBT. WARD.

181 Remsen st, 80-7 MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued in Brooklyn for Twenty-four Hours Ended at Noon To-day. Walter Golochowiez, 21, of 128 N. 3d st, Autonyna Biedzycka, 20, of 132 N. 6th st. William Shepherd, 22, of Ridgewood, Theresa Schaeffler, 22, of 265 Grand av.

James P. Blaney, 26, of 171 Duffeld st, Elizabeth L. McMahon, 24, of 6918 5th av. Franklyn R. Burley, 23, 170 W.

77th et, Elizabeth R. Beltz, 21, of 183 Woodruff av, Richard Rusk, 35, of Bronx, N. Helen Nevins, 25, of 988 Sterling place. Frank Gambino, 27, of 651 Union st, Rosa Chinnirgo, 24, of 651 Union st. Howard F.

Boniface, 23, of 356 Bedford av, Emma Martin, 23, of 95 S. 4th st. Bernhard Hirschi, 27, of 229 Boerum st, Anna Volksmith, 21, of 138 Kingslan dav. Peter Stumpf, 35, of 134 Franklin av, Louise Gerard, 36, of 139 Franklin st. Jacob Abrahams, 24, of East Orange, N.

Ida Sauer, 21, of 434 Bushwick av. Timothy J. Slattery, 24, of 314 Court st, Mary V. Scully, 20, of 457 Court st. Edward Gordon, 31, of 392 Warren st, Lulay Hilliard, 29, of 27 Wyckoff st.

Henry J. Heuer, 25, of 763 Madison st, Frieda H. Klein, 21, of 164 Harman st. John Folan, 42, of 237 Sands st, Frances Judge, 30, of 237 Sands st. John Chimura.

24, of 813 48th st, Mary Spisak, 23, of 82 N. 5th st. Augustine' Jacqua, 85. of 1358 Lexington av, Mabelle E. Wright, 22, of 3810 Ft.

Hamilton av. Frank H. Lock, 24. of Plainfield. N.

Ruth Charlier, 21, of 253 Garfield place. Charles P. Messenger, 23. of Boston, Ethel Watkins, 23, of 1085 60th st. Edward O'Hara.

24. of 45 Coney Island av, Julia G. McLaughlin, 27, of 2 Henry st. Patrick McCue. ,83.

of Scranton, Elizabeth Southwick, 20, of 365 94th st. Rudolph Buckhelt, 24. of 41 Lombardy st, Katherine Flammer, 23, of 29 Oakland st. Weston H. Bower, 31, of 770 Lafayette av, Margaret L.

Cornell. 17, of 483 Clermont Charles Blakin. 24, of 817A 21st st, Ray Lowenstein, 23, of 885 State st. John M. Gorman, 27, of 1332 Bushwick av, Emily B.

Geraghty, 21, cf 21 Pillings st. Patrick Brophy, 32. of 75 S. 6th Margaret Purcell, 42, of 399 S. 5th st.

John Hammel, 24, of 612 ad av, Mary Shea, 23, of 584 3d av. Hans Hansen, 32, of 3 4th pl, Anna Engle, 22, of 3 4th pl, Harry Daly, 19. of 600 Morgan av, Josephine McGrath, 20, of 559 Lorimer st. Edward H. Franz, 23, of 500 Knickerbocker av.

Dora Gack, 28, of 77A Covert st. Anthony Bacchi, 21, of 129 Hamburg av, Rose Cosenza, 20, of 137 Hamburg av. Joseph Nichol, 25. of Conselyea st, Charlotte Wolf, 22, 119 Greenpoint av. Howard I.

Johnson, 30, 84 Adelphi st. Martha H. Miller, 21, of 9324 Glenwood road. Otto Markwald, 25, of 302 Nassau av, Erna Hecht, 26, of 300 Nassau st, Jacob Glalin, 23. of 1003 Myrtle av, Ida Zipeen, 20, of 1003 Myrtle av.

Giuseppe Iandiorio, 28, of 586 E. 37th st, AdelIna Aquino, 17, of 586 E. 37th st. James J. Nolan, 26, of 4822 Avenue Sarah A.

Tucker, 19, of 1606 E. 56th st. George H. Backus, 23; of 1253 Rogera av, Elizabeth V. Struckmeyer, 20, of 619 Manhattan av.

SELLING RAZORS AT A PICNIC. Frank Rose Arrested on a Charge of Carrying Concealed Weapons at Ulmer Park. Selling razors at a negro picnic in Ulmer Park may be classed as one of the hazardous undertakings, and Frank Rose, a Manhattan barber, who thought he would earn a few honest pennies that way, got in bad with the police last night. They were not safety razors, either, but designed for social usage. There wan no bloodshed reported.

but Patrolman Jacob Long of the Bath Beach station gave chase to the young barber as soon as he heard of the commodity that was being peddled around. Ulmer Park on a picnic night is lively enough without razors. After a chase of two blocks the officer caught Rose. who said he lives at 11 Bowery. Manhattan.

In his pockets were found, besides the razors. a revolver with all the chambers empty. This morning Rose waived examination in the Coney Island Court and was held for the Court of Special Sessions on the charge of carrying concealed weapons. CONTRACTORS TO ORGANIZE. A meeting of a number of contractors will be held to-night in Columbia Hall.

at 206 Fifth avenue, at the corner of Union street, to formulate plans for B. protective association of Brooklyn contractors. LONG ISLAND'S TUNNEL DAY PROGRAM The program of events for Long Island's celebration to commemorate the opening of the Pennsylvania tunnels on September 8 has been completed by the Brooklyn and Jamaica committees, acting in conjunction with other Long Island communities, and is as follows: At 9:15 A.M. the members of the Brooklyn and Jamaica committees, with other citizens, will assemble at the Pennsylvania Terminal in Manhattan, where they will board the first train through the tunnels on the Hempstead Division of the Long Island Railroad, leaving the terminal at 9:33 A.M. At 9:53 A.M.

the first train will arrive at Jamaica, where it will be met by a reception committee of Jamaica citizens and the guests escorted to Kings Park. There will be a concert in Kings Park until 10:30 A.M., when the formal exercises will begin. Alfred J. Eno, president of the Jamaica celebration, will preside, and former Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. Woodruff will deliver the principal address.

Speeches will also be made by Congressman W. W. Cocks, Colonel William M. Griffiths and other prominent Brooklyn and Long Island men. Following the exercises there will be a luncheon at the Jamaica Club, tendered the Brooklyn committee and other guests by the citizens of Jamaica.

In the afternoon the Brooklyn and Jamaica committees will be the guests of Senator William H. Reynolds at Long Beach. 7 P.M. a celebration banquet will be held at the Garden City Hotel, Addresses to which will be every made Long Island town is invited to send representatives. by prominent Long Island men and others on the significance of the tunnels.

Charles D. Baker was chosen as secretary of the Brooklyn celebration committee. His address is 307 Washington street, this borough, where communications relating to the celebration should be sent. Aside from other features of the day there will be extensive local celebrations in practically every Long Island town. Among these are: JAMAICA MINEOLA LONG ISLAND CITY LYNBROOK FLUSHING OYSTER BAY FREEPORT WOODMERE GLEN COVE SEA CLIFF LONG BEACH HICKSVILLE VALLEY STREAM WESTBURY ST.

ALBANS HEMPSTEAD MASSAPEQUA Every Long Island community is urged to make Tunnel Day, September 8, the most memorable in Long Island's history..