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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. XETY YORK, FRIDAY. SEPTEIBER 14. 1917. TO LET APARTMENTS.

to factory property lows and mortgagi s. WEATHER FORECAST INSTRUCTION For Boys and Young Men. Co-EtJifiilonal. For Boys and Young Men. The Polytechnic Institute ofBrooklyn, N.

Y. 85-99 LIVINGSTON STREET Present Students! Prospective Students! The Public! War mcreim our obUgaboa lo wheat Eifiaeen and of Science. 'Je Polytechnic In.litule conducts day and evening courses in Chemiilrr. Cml Engineering, Leclncal Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, leading to respective degrees. Special couries applicable to war lervice will be arranged for this year.

Day courses open September 17th. Eveninf courses open October 1st For. Catalogue Apply to CHARLES A. GREEN. Registrar.

koney i igVii.r. k7 ii Kean'a- a "ln FPU SA LI IH SFV KSS PROPERTY. FOR SALIC 4lli i.KASE Two acres of land, with factory sod coed power, within lighterage limit, of New York, ou Newtowa Creek, near Mgvker ar, llrooklya. Apply CL1FFOHII L. MILLER 210 East 23d York City.

BRONX BOROIGH PROPERTY. Thrce-famll honse, near av mihvray station. Write 31. 47. 4 (Ml tllh av.

Out of Town Property OVT OF TOWV PROPERTY. FOB SALE, TO LET OB EXCHANGE Long Island. 10 ACRES equippedpoultry farm. acres fruit trees, rest corn, potatoes, vegetables; new house; 6 rooms, bath; outbuildings; excellent soli; reasonable. 204 Washington av.

OWNER. 12-8tvfssu WILL sell corner home in Hollands, Rock-away Beach, 8 rooms, all improvements; 2 minutes to station or O'CON NOR, 34 Ocean us av. Rockaway Beach. 9-7 ATTRACTIVE" Westbury dwellings'; best location; unusual opportunities; $3.20, $3,900, easy terms. WESTBURY MANOR Tel.

260 Westbury. 9-7 TO LET, at Manhattan Beach. 8-rDcm, furnished cottage; steam heat; rent reasonable; October 1 to May 1, Telephone 179-M Coney Island. 3 LOTS, 20x100. Locust Manor, Jamaica, L.

reasonable. For Information apply J. J. BROWNE, 214 East 34th st, N. Y.

City. 10-7 LARGE waterfront property for sale: line bathing teach; terms. ELDERT. 63 North Hammels av, Rockaway Beach, X. Y.

14-3 Sew Jersey. ACCESSIBLEST Suburb Lifetime opportunity. $4,500 purchases (exceedingly reasonable payments, magnificent new substantially constructed dwelling; seven unusually rooms; beamed cerlings. paneled walls, bard-wood floors, tiled bathroom; every modern Improvement; magnificent plot producing abundance vegetables; adjacent station; commutation 13c. dally, downtown; trolley anywhere; modern schools, sewerage: refined neighborhood: picturesque surroundings: healthful, invigorating; also four-room bungalow sacrificed $1,850.

ERNST BRUNO, Rldgelield Park, N. J. Opposite Little Ferry Station 8-7 FOR SALE OR RENT, nine-room stucco house; corner plot, 100x30; restricted neighborhood; near park and playground; terms. 34 Morse av, Bloomfleld, N. J.

Readers Bargain Counter PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE. OLD GOLD JEWRLRY. SILVER. ANTIQUES AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE BOUGHT. JACK'S CURIOSITY SHOP Flatbush and Lafayette Ave.

Tel. Prospect 689 MONEY LOST. Find your old fnlse teeth, bridges, sliver. Cash paid for them in any condition. STORE.

200 Gates av. 14-3 fsiu EFINER'S price paid for gold, silver, platinum, artificial teeth, plates, bridles. crowns, caps, any condition; mall, bring. tlsait 17u 3d av tiotn-iitu HIGHEST prices uald for gents1 left-ofT cIctihnlK. M.

H. KOSK1. 10417 Fulton at. Telephone 791i(l Proapect. BOOKS wanted in any quantity, sets or complete private libraries: good prices paid.

BOOK STORE, 1004 Gates av. 9-7t A BRAND NEW Oriole, cheap. 1772 Brooklyn, nv. Flatbush. 14-2 BARGAIN In woodworking variety machines.

99 Hanson place. FURNITURE. GLASS TABLE TOPS, MIRRORS AND DESK TOPS Direct from manufacturer. Quality guaranteed. Prompt IRVING WOLF, S92 Broadway, Brooklyn.

Tele. 5227 Williamsburg. HOUSEHOLp furniture for sale, including parlor, dlnlngroom nnd kitchen furniture, music box, pianola and piano. Call 11 a.m. to 4 p.m..

1395 Pacific st; no dealers. I 13-4 FEATHER BEDS Mattresuvs bougbt, 6. llutf Fulton at. Phone 5889 Pros. FflWIN MAI I Bay.

Frnlt.re, Aiitlqnrsi A Unit's 1077-1079 Fulton St. sll-tf Phono Pres. FFATHFR RFI1C Furniture, Antiques, SHH BBBbSB HhWW UprigHT I'lSnOS. MAX, 2o2 Hopkins St. Tel.

5087 Williamsburg. 9-7 MACHINERY. SMOKESTACK. 4 ft. wide 86 ft.

long. inch thick, steel plnle. complete with two sets of steel guy rope. In fine condition, almost new: can be seen on premises, 36.1 Johnson av. 13-2 WE BUY machinery.

If you wish to dispose of motors, boilers or machine tools, call us up or write us. Industrial Service Company, Lincoln. N. .1. s7-t' PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRU.

MENTS. $95 Son upright plnno; fine style and tone. Best bargain ever offered. EXKn, 1407 MVRTI.K AV, 13-7 (ft OOF KXNKIt fnif Colonlnl 7hfH mshoifsny rape like nrw :7 rolls of music; rover; d. livprr froo.

147 HTIjK a v. ia-7 PHONOGHAPHS. $1.0 size. $3ft; others $4 up. f'ataloKue free, illustrating 40 styles phoiiMKinphj; 000 pa rln; repairs guaranteed dealers' bart-ains.

FACTORY. Kast 12th Ft. New York. fl-7 Rl'SIXKSS OPPOnTrXITIKS. FOR RALIS, boarding house in Flatbush! over twenty-one yenrs; all rooms filled; must retire, duo to ill-health; lino location.

B. t'. Jiox 0, Kagle ofMee. M-2 nu PARTN'EH wanterl, male or female. In the real estate huslness: J200; fine opportunity.

,1. Ji.t Box Kugle oftlce. 8-7 TTXK urn lulled room lioufle. Scliorinerhorn nnd Hoyt si; roitl in for winter. B.

Box 21, T'agle office. DININM1 room to rent; good paying location. Bo. lft, Kagle oflloe. 11-7 I Ah NOTICES.

X. Y. SL'PREM COFRT. KINGS Martense B. Story, plaintiff, against Frank II Lester and others, defendants.

In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered fn the above-entitled action and bearing dato the Jiith day of 1917. and of an order appointing? wv referee, made July yo. 1317, I. the unUereiKiird, Ihe referee in uald order najned. wld acl? at public auction to the highest bidder, by Win.

.1. McPhllliHiny A auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Ileal Katate Exchange, Xo. Wj Montague street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of KinRa, on the 6th day of September, 1117, at twelve o'clock, noon, the premines directed by said Judgment to be aold and therein described uu follows: All those certain lota, plecea or parcels of lanJ, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of King and State of New York, bounded and described as ahown on said map, as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the outherly side of Linden avenue, distant three hundred and aeventy-two feet and five (5) inches easterly from the noutheaaierly corner of Linden avenue end Flatbush avenue; running thence southerly at right angles to Linden avenue, one hundred and twenty (l'-'fl) feet and seven and three-quartera (7) Inches, more or less, to the line of land formerly of Helen Martense; thence easterly, along said laat-mentloned line of land, eixty (60) feet; thence northerly, again at right angles to Linden avenue, one hundred and twenty feet and seven and one-half iV't) inches, more or less, to the southerly side, of Linden avenue, and thence westerly, along the southerly aide of Linden avenue, nlxty (60 feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with ell the right, title nnd Inter-eat of the party of the first part of, in and to Linden avenue lying In front of and adjoining said premlsp to thn center lino thereof.

Dated, Augunr 117. MORT1M Kit "VVOHL. TWeree. Frank N. Lang, AHorney for Plaintiff, 11 Court Street, Brooklyn.

Y. au li fit The above sale Is hereby adjourned to September 201 h. 1117, at naiii" hour and place, baled fitb. MUBTIMKIl J. WOHL, Ttefr-.

7 4t rux-iz "ih ior 'Mm: Edlfon power: Kent av and Rodney Brooklyn. Inquie engineer, or i. CI MP- eH. Flitlron building. New Vork.

3-7 TO I.KT OR FOR SALE. LINCOLN ROAD. Flatbush. 2-family house, brick and stone. Apply owner.

IIIIOVFS. Front St. Nov York; telephone John. 1 14-3t su Property For Sale FOR SALE HOUSES. HAVK YOU SKEJT THF MIUWOIIU ASS4ICIATE9 MODERN COLONIAL HOUSES IN Albemarle Terrace, Flatbush ROOMS, BATHROOMS.

Kicluslra neighborhood, close to all transit lines and the best shops, banks, theatres, etc. AMI 910,250. $5U per month pny all i-arrylaaT charjges. Midwood Asiociates, Builders, oatt Flathuah "PP. Erasuaoa Hall lllsh School.

au24 $.5 A A TUTfl X1 A TWTT TlTJTOTf" EASY Separate entrance; electric light, parquet floors, improved street; good location; 80 mln. to 14th st. New York; one floor rented, pays carrvina charae 14-3t su tu $4,400 ONE-FAMILY BRICK AH modern Improvements, near Brighton Beach station. J. D.

RANCK, 1409 Av ,7. Brooklyn. 1 -Family Houses, Stucco DETAC'HKD. WITH GARAGK. 9 rooms, bath, steam, gas, electricity, parquetry throughout select neighborhood.

$5,950 CASH $750, Balance eauy ternn. Tnke West End aubway to 1430 77(u walk west 2 blocks. Builder on premises. 14-0 WILL0UGHBY Broadway business section; substantial three story and basement B. 11 rooms; open plumbing; can be remodeled Into a three-family house at small expense and will produce blj? income; to cloae an estate executor will sacrifice for $6,750 and leave on first mortgage; only cash required.

Address EXECUTOR, Eagle Bedford branch. -J $250 CashpRCE $5950 Balance SIS monthly! frame; detached; Plot 40x100; 10 rooms, tiled bath, hardwood floors, electric lights, asphalt street; assessments paid; near transportation. EDWARD BILL, 1090 Flatbush av. 18-7 895 Park PI, Near New York At. Three-story and basement stone house.

11 rooms and bath: hardwood trim; open plumbing; un-stsirs dining room parquet floors house In good condition can be purchased at a bargain. Keys with EDWARD LYONS, 631 Xostrand Av. 8-7 rJ9T sign your lease before seeing our UUll 1 new type COMFORT 'HOMES with garage, open fireplace, sleeping porch, etc. carried for H4 monthly. Booklet upon request.

JOHN F. CHUKLO, 1779 West 11th st, Brooklyn (three blocks west of Klugs Highway station. Sea Beacli subwayl. 14-3 FLATBUSH kf.aii this office. 2-STORY AND CKI.LATl Kasy housekeeping; stone: 8 rooms, tiled bath and kitchen; parquet floors throughout; electric lights; perfect order; price don't buy until you see this, 12-3 J.

D. O'CONNELL JR. NEW YORK AVE nr Atlantic av; 3 lRlL Ayt" story and basement brick snd stone; extra large lot: 12 rooms; open plumbing and furnace; price $5,760: liberal terms; a rare opportunity to procurs a home at an attractive price and terms. 9-T FRANK H. TYLER, 1183 Fulton St.

TWO-FAMILY FRAME. In excellent condition; electric lights; modern plumbing; furnace heat: convenient to surface and elevated roads; located in Bedford section; Liberty Bonds accepted. QUICK KALE. Box 1, Eagle Manhattan branch. World building.

12-6 SHT BEFORE YOU BUY Inspect new Colonial homes, Fenlmore st and Bedford av. An Innovation In construction. Garage. P. OHNEWALD, or 80S Flatbush av.

Tel. 1400 Flat. Tel. 8043 res. 1 10-7 FLATBUSH: handsome new one-family bungalow; 7 rooms, bath, parquetry, laundry; garage; steam heat, gas, electricity; 17th st av near Brighton road.

Av station; bargain. ELLSWORTH BUILDINO 16 Court st; phone Main 2525; phone property, Midwood 6044 1 6-10 modern near Park entrnnrei 2 lint list nor- quet floors, electric light, cnblnet mirrors, open prates: besutlful home; rash. Henry 1'Ieraon A Co. 309 Flatbush nr. 14-2 fsu NEW HOUSE AT OLD PRICE.

$5. 00ft; 499 East 49th st, near Snyder av: 7 and b. furnace; 40x100; brand new; Uevs adjoining-. D. W.

HYLAXD, 215 MontnRue fltreet. 9-3 su su BIG bargain; only $500 down, balance easy payment; 2-story basement hlfrh stoop; 808 St, John's place, near Nostrand av and subway; would make desirable store property. A. K. UP: BAUN.

owner, 41 Liberty at. Manhattan; afternoons. 8-7 lmomm prospect park. Two-family brick; 11. rooms, 2 furnaces; good transit; paved street; $5.

500. little cash, bnl-unce ss rent. Full particulars. BUCKEHT. 45 Willoughby st.

Brooklyn, s9xo8 2-FAMILY brick and limestone trim, 18 rooms II baths; hardwood trim throughout, electrlo light, steam heat and parquet floors; rent $900 per year; 22 minutes to Park Row. Room 4. Phone 493 Williamsburg. 898 Park av. near Broadway.

11-7 BARGAIN. C47 Crenn av. near Tompkins Park; open for inspection; good condition; 2-famlly; open plumbing. 9-7 PUELS WEBER. 400 Oates av.

ROOMS and hsth in Astoria section of L. I. City, near subway station; 15 min. from Grand Central Depot: rent $75 per month: lawn. WM.

II. SIKHRECHT. Broadway and 2d av. Astoria. L.

I. City. 14-7 10-ROOM, 1-faniily house, in first-class condition; lot 40x100: space for garage: near school, surfsce and Brighton Beach lines; owner leaving city; willing to sacrifice; no exchange considered. Elimirp Ay 10-7 BEAI'TIFUL new bungalow, seven Voorii'a! ail improvement; garnge space; one block from Brighton station and school; sacrifice. OWNER on premises, 1312 Avenue T.

-7 THREE story snd basement brownstone on 6th av. near Sterling place: price $2,500: mort-gnse SO.oOl. .1. Eagle Manhattan branch. World bldg.

14-3 PARK SLOPE; 499 13th st, near Park: 2-famllv brownstone; bargain. L. F. HoL-LEN BACH, 3H7 Fulton st, Brooklyn. 12-3 su 7414 14TH AV.

between 74th Bnd 75th st; nine rooms and bsth; In excellent condition; line location; terms to suit. Owner on premises. 9-3 suwf TWO family. Hill section; modern, brown-stone: 2 complete sets inipts: LEONARD N. VALlIHA FULTON ST.

MODERN, two-fnmlly. swell frontbrlck: 13 rooms, baths, extra toilet; good location. DALTON. 00 East 6th St. li-8 FOB SALE Flats nr Apartments.

Price $18,000. Renting for $2,600. only Lumi, mnuiiy oiuurrn o-iamiiy apartment; near subway; act quickly. LEONARD N. VAUUHAN, 9u9 Fulton St.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. FORECLOSED REAL ESTATE, 219 St. John's place, near 8th av; 3 story and basement brick and stone flats; value, rents, $1,400: price, $12,000. 87H9 23d av, southeast corner Bsth av; 14 room frame dwelling, all Improvements, value $12,000, price $10,000. For offers and further details communicate with W.

('. BAKER, 173 Kemsen st, Brooklyn. Telephone 6000 Main. 12-3 MONTAUK. AV and Atkins st station, at Mo-itouk av; New Lots av trolley three blocks and Livonia av subway now building; 22 new two-family houses Just built and sold; plot 240x20(1: a safe and piofltnble investment; great Increase In value will come; if you are Interested will quote you a bargain price.

FRANK H. TYLER. 118.1 Fullon st. -7 POSSKSSIOX Of'TORKR 1. Argyle rood home; 7 rooms, akove nnd bath-select neighborhood, near school and Brighton flower and vegetable garden.

Box 9. Eagle Manhattan branch. World building. 13-31 th fan 71KT ST. near 17th av: near Sea Beach subway and New I'trecht av L.

the coming location; big future for Increase In values; 40xioj: price very little rash required FRANK II. TYLER. 11R3 Fulton st 9-7 VERY dfulrable propprty. Ocean Parkway, cornT I.awrencft av, Brooklyn; four houses; fine condition; cheap; urgent le; caah only; to 18th av or RrigMon to Newklrk a v. O.

S4 MorrilUBflde rrlvo. 9-7 QC'IL'K buyer, hurgaln jilot until hmmt coiner Avpiiuo I anil Ocean Parktvav; 100x T-0 0 trade. HOHEltT U.OYD. HcflfllffIi. J.

13-4 Ut.r.-OT8, 1 25ft eniTi; blnT-k In" Flat- I huHll rv car line. DeVOFO, T4 4 FIhI- v. 14-3 I A IT NnHlrntu av. jieur Av nr bargain, fircone, d. hkan.

t-. ill in bl Building. Ma It in Md. AV H. cornrr Wnst b'OxlOO; aairinre for 'sh n'' px'-hangf niuil hone, Via MILL tit, IVi'i Fulton, nr.

Tompklna. APARTMENTS DOWNTOWN 47 PIERHEPONT STHEET. Mot Hfluolr 7 room aikI bath. plnrator apiiri'im'nt. on Hronklrn lli-ifthti all ni'iloni liiinroveim'iiN lit! Itou itttilant- rvnt and ex- tllfot rnttiurant on top floor; use of Name optional; rat Apply on prcntfuog, or to Arthur H.

Waterman M5 MOXTAlil T. TKL. MAIN ROO. "HOLLYWOOD'' 1055 Bfrgn noar Noptrand av. 4-3 rom tilths; parquet floors; electric lights; 565 NOSTRAM AV.

NR. DEAN 3T 414 MYRTLE AV. 7508 3D AV. 10-7 237 QUINCY ST, 7 rooms, bath; all improvements; ateam heat, hot water auppLv 936. 11-7 TO LET HOVSKS.

LARGE Colonial, corner, center liall house; south of Prospect Park; newly paint ed and decorated throughout; 9 large, airy, flunny rooms, bay windows every modern improvement; 2 baths, separate lavatoru-s. parquet floors, steam heat, elertrlc llfcflits, lara-n verandHS. shade trees. asoliHlt boule vard; 28 minutes to City Hall, Manhattan; rent $85 to a Termed, responsible iamuy. oui Marlborough road, corner Ditmaa av.

Fiat-bush. H-4 4.7 C. ELECTRICITY, PARQUET wt" FLOORS, 2 BATHS MODERN 8-STOKY. Kl.EGANT LOCATION NKAK PARK. KVF.RY room parquet, hardwood trim: expensive decorating.

HENRY PIERS0N CO. INC. 309 FLATBVSH AV. CLINTON AVENUE Between DcKalb anil Wllloughby Ats. To lease, fine remodeled 4-story and basement brnwnstone dwelling.

11 rooms, 8 bathrooms, parquet floors throughout, electric lights deeo-rated. Apply to owner, W. B. GHEENMAN, owner. 330 Fulton st.

Phone 1751 Main, or your own broker. 8-7 DYKER HEIGHTS. 1121 83D STEEET. i rooms and attic, tiled bath. elPctrirltr: henii tiful location; large plot: rent $60; can be seen 1-R.

Aridreaa F. J. JEWKTT. 1.17 East 7th at. PlairifiHd, N.

J. 14 3 LEFFERTS PLACE Fine residential block; attractive houses; tents tiO to $60; 10 to 13 rooms. Further details. l-3 FRANK H.TYLER. 1 183 FULTON ST.

59 HALSEY ST, NR. NOSTRAND AV. Beautiful 3stnry and basement residence, exceptional location for a doctor; house iff in Ai order, but owner will make any necessary changes for good tenant. 14-3 Edward 531 out rand Av. 25 HALSEY ST, NEAR BEDFORD.

10-room and bath stone dwelling. In re-i lined Bedford section; recently decorated throughout; open plumbing; rent Srry moderate to desirable family. Keys at 29 lial-sey st. 11-7 62 PROSPECT PLACE TO LET Very attractive house; 9 rooms and bath; minutes from subway. House will be shown by addressing JOHN R.

HILL, 10 at. New lork, or Mrs. Jones, prospect place. a 162; in flne order; two desirable 2 story one family houses, 176 177 Mc-Donough st, near Sumner av; ready nace 6-U CHARLES HOTALING, 441 Sumner av. sua Hi.

juh. a t'LAtiii, near josiranu av; 2-story, basement high Htoop fancy brick and stone; all modern improvements; extra Rround if necessary; rent $47.50. A. E. DE BAUN, owner, 41 Liberty st, Manhattan; afternoons.

8-7 120 Hicks St, Near Clark Heights. 12 rooms. 2 hstlis; hardwood floors, electricity; month. OWNER. 1)3 Willow it.

Phone 4 U31 a I n. 476 WASHINGTON AVENUE Near Gates: 12 rooms and bath; parquet floors; electric lights; porch; no basement. V. J. KELLY, 446 Adelphl st.

Pros. 6719. 3-7 S8 STERLING PLACE $45. 2-story basement brick; opeu pluiubiug; fur 8 rooms unil bflth. TAI.BUT-I'EHKIXS, 1161 Fulton St.

1 ON beautiful Lincoln road, near Park; 2 story, basement, brown stone house, parquet floors, electrlo light, billiard table; price 19,000. Telephone 8747 Flatbush, or write, Box 7, Eagle office. n-7 TWO family house; 103 Jefferson av. near Bedford av; vacant September 15; all Improvements for 2 families; 10 rooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens. 1 furnace: rent $50.

LEONARD N. VAUUHAN, 909 FULTOX ST. 157 Wllloughby av, near Washington-av; 10 rooms, bath, furnace; new plumbing; near Pratt good location; low rent ilE.NRV SCHENK, 276-2J7 AV. aul9-U $40 500 Halsey st 2 b. stone; 9 open plumbing furnace.

Aubfleld, Nostrand. nr. Fulton. 8-7 137.50; STRICTLY modern 7 rooms, bath-electricity, parquet floors; Malbone near Prospect Park. OWNER, mornings, Bedford 3577.

Yt. 11.7 $47 .50 (182 Madison, nr. Deid 2 ic n. o. p.

very good. Aahflcld, Nostiaud. nr. Fulton VI 1063 East New York av for two-families; 100 ft. wide.

D. W. HYLAND. 215 9-3-su su rooms, all improvements. 37 irove St.

KRtKlER. 39 drove st. 137 Grand av. Tel. 931 Prospect.

13.7 31 WYCKOFF ST, near Borough Hall; house, 9 rooms, bath; good condition; $35; ndults. Owner.342 I'resldent t. H-3 TEN rooms; Inipnivements; $35: nice proposi-tion for two families, giving 2 large rooms to iiTS av, WaIs-OTOX-AVSlA-roiir-tory and basement, 14 rooms, 2 baths, up to date; rent. per month. 12-3 TO LET FLATS.

FIVE rooms and bnlh, steam heat and hot water; $22 a month. 594 Rogers v. 13-7 ICSL1 1 ho LOWER part of 3-storv house! wtTTi owner: one room on second floor if desired; all large, cheerful rooms; suitably for doctor cr dentisl; furnished If preferred; coal supplied for rnngo and furnace. 272 Clifton place. I 14-3 su 340 PARK PLACE.

Lower part 2-rnmlly houxe. 8 rooms and bath, steam heat, electric light, oil Improvements; excellent location. Apply on prem-!" 14 3 TO I.KT On lienutlfiil KanterTl Parkiray, upper part of tnofamlly house; rooms and all parquet floors, hot water supply and heat; unlimited telephone In apartment. 827 Eastern Parkway; rent of OWNER, on premlaes. 13-7 ItEAtlTIFVI, Ocean Parkway, 337, con.er Avenue (' West; outside rooms and bath; all modern Improvements; $45, Including lieat and llot water; adults preferred.

13-4 th su tu 80S KA8TF.KN A iv A lower parTT7 rooms and hath; $45; uppr-r part; 5 rooms and hath; $30; steam heated. Apply on premises. g.7 LOWER part e-family stone, 9 rooms, tiled bath, sleam heal; $3(1. 361. East 26th st; telephone Flatbush 12-7 TPPER part 2-famlly house, rooms; flnest section Highland Park.

Apply on premises. 220 Sunnyside av. 10-7 t'PPKR psrt 2-family house; 0 rooms and bsth. and garage; $15. 3180 Bedford av, between Avenues .1 and K.

n-7 I PPEP. part to let. ApViy340ATbanv av. Rent $18. TO IKT noOMS.

FOCR desirable rooms for llaht hmi.kn.n. log. with heat and gas; business people preferred. Apply 16 Wllloughby av, basement, 9-7 550 MADISON" ST, 4 rooms and bath, electricity, hot water heat, gas range; adults; with owner. 13-2 LARGE connecting rooms, lavatories.

hrat, large closet, also hall roonm: private family; southern exposure. 43i lluncnck sr. 14-3 ONE large alcove room, southern exposure, snd back room, separate or together; business people preferred. 131 Garfield pi. I 11-7 TO LKT BFSIXF.SS PROPERTY.

Loft, 8,000 Square FeetT" Hteam power; sprinklers; low insurance; pear Wallabout terminals. Apply engineer. t6 Clymer st. 11-7 "SPACE In dressmaking ealablishment. rare opportunity for lingerie, perfume or hosiery, MADAME FLORENCE, 292 Livingston st.

street level. 13-3 TO LET, business, second floor, 4S1 Fulton st, opposite Loew's new theater. M. ST ACS 2 NEW lorts to let; 60 per cent light, at Hush Terminal; rent $75. Owner and location, 125 14th st; phone Sunset 3S3'J.

auli-tf PART of stnte 10 rent: electrician nrcterreil: nlways have uork 10 more than pay your rent i'cII at ww Kulto Hronl(l n. H-3 I 'At In uplotMi llrooklyn real estate ofllcs Mith inhale room: rent reasonable. Applv ST1IYKKK, 10JO Gatfsav. 9-7 BPAi'K for repair shop In gang. for rent.

Ml iierkimer st, near Troy av, 13-2 Persons desiring Information concerning the weather, temperature and other Infor. matlon can secure same by using telephone So. 871 Main from a.m. to p.m. week days.

Nights and Sundays. 6.200 Malm. Indications Until 8 P.M. Tomorrow. Washington, September 14-For Eastern New York: Fair tonight and Saturday, except cloudy near tho coast; warmer tonight oentral snd northwest portions.

Moderate northeast winds. Local Probabilities. Partly cloudy and unsettled tonight sad Saturday. Moderate northeast winds. General Weather Indications.

Lain Is reported this morning from all At lantic Coast stations south of Atlantic City and the pressure continues moderately low In that section. Rain is also reported In tho Western Lake region, but In that district the weather Is becoming more settled. east from the Plain States tho weather continues fair and a general change to warmer is reported from all but the Rocky Mountains and Pacific Coast States. The area of high pressure overlying the St. Lawrence Valley will move northeaatward and cloudy and unsettled weather will prevail over this vicinity tonight snd may continue Into Saturday.

The winds will bs moderate northeast. 8a.m. today. Tern. today.

Tem, Prsc 60 New Orleans 79 Buffalo 62 6S 63 Philadelphia 60 66 .01 Washington. 0 60 68 l.nojSan Fran'co. 58 Average temperature a year ago today, 76, Highest, 70, at New Orleans; lowest, 60, at Duluth. OFFICIAL THERMOMETER. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.

sp.m 73 7 p.m 66 llp.m 68 4 73 8 p.m 66 12 (midnight). 8 6 pm 70 64 6 P.m 68 10 p.m 63 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. t.m 02 6 a.m 58 11 a.m.....T 2s.m 63 7a.m 66 12 (noon) Tl 60 8 a.m 68 1 p.m 4 am 60 9 a.m 64 2 p.m.. 71 Sam 59 10 a.m 69 HIGH WATER.

A.M ,11, P.M. Durat'n of TlmeHlghITImemighll Rise I Fall H.M.IFeet H.M. Feet I H.M.fH.M. New York 7:19 4.5 7:31 4.6 6:25 (High water at Sandy Hook, about 30 minutes earlier.) SUN RISES AND SETS. September 14.

I September 18. Rises, .6:36 Sets. .6:07 I Rises. .5:37 Sets. .6:08 a.m.

a.m. 80.83 Wet bulb 68 65 Relative humidity. 70 Dry bulb FIREMEN AT MARDI CRAS Ideal weather conditions marked the fourth night of the Coney Island Mardl Gras. It was known at the carnival as Firemen's Night. More than persons attended and took part the merrymaking.

At the evening pageant a dozen of the old volunteer fire-fighters were In line. In the uniforms of bygone days, the old vets marched to the plaudits of the crowds that thronged both sides of Surf avenue. With their old-style fire-fighting apparatus gaily decorated, the division represented Nutley, New Jersey; Chatham, New Jersey; Croton on the Hudson, the Exempt Firemen Association of Long Island City, Haverstraw, and the Gravesend Exempt "Volunteer Firemen's Association. After the parade the visiting firemen were the guests of the local men, who escorted them through the various attractions at the resort. One of the automobiles donated by the Coney Island business men, to the American Red Cross, at the French War Exhibit in the Sea Beach Palace, was awarded last night to Alfred En-gelhorst of 244 Pearl street.

COUNTY COURT CASES Although he was acquitted on a charge of murder a few months ago, James Lacato appeared before County Judge Dike yesterday to answer to a charge of assault and carrying a revolver. He was held in $6,500 bail. Filimon Khilinsky. a Russian sailor, pleaded not guilty to a chttrge of assault, preferred by Alva E. Wing.

t-o wan nwnitiner hia call to join the draft Army, John Schmitt was unable to taice a permanent juu, and tried burglary. He pleaded guilty. yrl Tift VllllPfl fl. TTtlitfid States sailor, pleaded not guilty to a charge of stabbing uanon James Rappollo and Anna Tiebout, indicted last week for white slavery, were arraigned on three other indictments charging similar crimes. They pleaded not ffuilty.

WHEN SMITH MEETS SMITH Three Smiths came toegther yesterday at the office of United States Attorney Franco. One of them, John Smith, a stableman, of Belmont Park, L. was forgetful enough on Federal Registration Day not to let the officials list him as an eligible for Undo Sam's National Armv. He was arrested by Policeman Charles E. Smith ot the 278th Tre-cinct of Newtown.

The third Smith in the case is Assistant United Slates Attorney Vine H. Smith. Smith brought Smith before Smith. Mr. Smith, having decided that Smith did right in bringing Smith before him, notified United States Commissioner Louis It.

Bick, who on complaint of Smith held Smith in $500 bail at the request of Smith, for a hearing September 19. WOULD CONSERVE CHICKENS At a meeting of Brooklyn Branch of the United Master Butchers Association of America, held at. 401 Bridge street last right, a resolution was passed favoring the Government's proposal to stop tho killing of calves, spring lambs and spring chickens, in order that they may be conserved for future multiplication. This action was in support of the resolution passed at the meeting of the National Asso-tion held in Minneapolis last month. Tho Brooklyn Branch went on record as striving to sell meat as low as possible during tho duration of the war.

Only a fair margin of profit will be realized. August F. Grimm, national treasurer, addressed the meet-ins on meat conservation, CONNOLLY PROMISES AID. Will Support, Fight Agaiast Wcirfleld Street Dlsposul Plant. The Weirfleld Street Extension and Protective Association scored a point last night when it seccured the support of Borough President Maurice E.

Connolly in the fight to prevent the erection of an ash and refuse disposal plant at Weirfleld street and Wyckoft avenue. Mr. Connolly attended the meeting of the organization, in Bru-gcl's Hall, Weirfleld street, near Wyckoft avenue, and after listening to the grievance told the members that the only way to obtain relief would be to petition the Local Board to place that portion of the street in the restricted zone and then he would have it, passed and presented to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. Queens County, he said, has a modern incinerating plant at Flushing and Metropolitan avenues, and there is no need for the company which has the contract with the Borough of Brooklyn coming into Queens to dispose of the refuse of that borough. He promised to have removed a fence which shuts off Weirfleld street between the two boroughs, and give the association every aid possible.

Martin Mager, Borough President Connolly's opponent in the primaries, also spoke. Edward Domschke presided. GIRL JUMPS OFF ROOF. After receiving a scolding from her father because sho wanted to go out and not to work in tho house, Chris-tain Kotolfsky, 15 years old, of 418 New Jersey avenue, wont up on the roof and jumped off, yesterday. Dr.

Smith of the Bradford Street Hospital removed the girl to the Kings County Hospital, where it is said she is dying. ADEiPHI ACADEMY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Kindergarten. Prlrnarr. Grammar anil High Kiliool. tiytnnasium and Athletie Field for the use of all students.

Coach Service for the younger pupils. Bt( I-TATIONH BEGIN MONDAY, WEPT. 1'. Keaietratlnn ln-la. Address or consult Principal E.

C. ALDER, Adelphl Academy, Brooklyn. MRS. J. A.

CHASE'S SCHOOL 070-O7S gf. Mark's Avenue. Kindergarten through High School. New Open Air Class Rooms. 18th 1 BAR BBGI.VS SKI'T.

T. 1917. CataloKuea on Application. The Denton School for Girls Boys. Chateau dn Pare.

241 Park place. Klndericarten to "lull School. Military Drill and Grace Culture. Reopens September 24. MISS LOUISE DEMON, Principal.

su24-29t MSS KENNEDY'S SCHOOL Sill Carroll St. BETWEEN COURT AND rtLl.fTOI BTS. Reopen Sept. 17. 1917.

au24 i28 THE MISSES Mcf'REAR Y'S S4 HOOL. Kindergarten, Preparatory French. tJlrls and Boya. Reopena Sept. 17.

657 Ocean ar, Flatbush. Automobile. BROOKLYN" DIVISIOX-X. Y. FXIVKHSITY 19 Flatbush av.

L. MARTIN, Secy. Preparatory and advanced commercial coursea. al4 15t fsututh PUBLIC speaking, dramatic art. elocution.

Classes now forming. Coach for entertainments. Ellsworth School of Secretaries, 697 Flatbush av. aul8-t-o au 23 For Boys and YounR Men. A Million-Dollar Equipment EQUIPMENT ot itself 11 nothing, but linked wlttf strong Christian character and a successful method of education mtans that Marquand may bs the but school for your boy VI lit the School.

Send for fnialoa C. W. STOWELL, Ph.D., He.dma.ter mMimi im jjjsgSHliSI The Bedford Branch Y. M. C.

A. SAY and EVENING SCHOOLS Individual Attention 40 Different Courses Opening Sept. 17 and Week of Oct. 1. Departments: Business Prepsratory Commercial (Bookkseplng and Accountancy) Stenography and Typewriting Advertising Course English Course (Beginners and Advanced) English for Foreigners Drawing (Mechanical and Architectural) Kegents Preparatory and Languages Special Public Speaking Memory Training Boys' Schools Courses Automobile School for Men and Woman.

Speciul Free Kegents' Kevlcw Classes During Week of September 4th. Write for catalogue or call or phone. Bedford Avenue and Monroe Street, mram 3 Gt-t OIs 2iJ''i Brooklyu: Cor. Franklin and Jefferson Avea. Iew lork: 73 I'iuk net.

3H-att SAVE ON 13 OH MOKE YEAKS IN COLLEGE EXAMS NEW TKKM BEGINS SKPT. 17. Send for Catalog- "Success lu Kegents Kxams." RVING SCHOOL For Bop TIMTt0WN.0.NUgiW, Kiw tin. 1'ieparation for College, Rclcnlifln Fcbool or Uttsiness. OyninRsiuni.

with swimming pool. Fine, athletic Held. Address J. M. FURMA.V, A.M., Head Mauler, ITox r.B7.

HHOOKLVN COLLEGE) (The CoUcne of St. Francis Xavler), Under the direction of tbe Fathers of the Socltr Of JHU3. Carroll Mreef. Hronklrn. If.

Y. Regular College Course leading to degree A. B. Applicants received for Freshman. Sophomore, Junior and Senior Vesrs.

Clasical High School-Admit graduates of parochial and public schools. Schools open Sept. 10, 1017. PROSPECT HEIGHTS SCHOOL itl" Lincoln I'lncr, Brooklyn, nenr Klghth Av. A SCHUOI, FtJK YOITNO BOYS.

'lAU'OtlT T.Y MKN. Eighteenth year begins Sept. 24 at new and better location. iuS4-30t TiKGAt NOTICES. I' PRE ME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS Arthur M.

Lewis, as president of the New ork Telegrapher' Aid Society, plaintiff, against Jacob Kolser ors. defendants. Pursuant lo a judgment of foreclosure and sale Uulv made and entered In the above-onlitleil 'action, dated August 23. 1917, 1, the undersigned, the referee In said judgment named, will Bell at puhlic auction to the highest bidder, by William P. Itae.

auctioneer at the Brooklyn Real Kstate Exchange. No. 1 S3 Montogue street, in tho Uoro'igh Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 18th day of September, liH7. at 12 o'clock, noon, the premises directed by said judgment to lie sold, and therein deticribed as follows: All that certain lot. piece or purest of land situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County ot Kings, City and State of New York, bounded and described an follows: rieglnnitig at a point on tho southeasterly side of Nineteenth avenue, diutant six hundred nnd twenty-eight (2S) fiiot three nnd ono-half (.114) Inches southwesterly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the southeasterly side of Nineteenth avenuo and tho southwesterly side of Kifc'luy-sixlh street: running thence southwesterly along tho southeasterly side of Nineteenth avenue, thirty (30) feet one (1) Inch; thence sout heaaterly ninety-six (9i feet ten and one-half (lo'i) inches to land new or inte of Amos P.

I'ropsey (formerly belonging to John Van Pelt and to a point in the centre line of the block between Nineteenth avenue and Hay Twenty-second street, which point Is distant six hundred snd liftv-two (ti52l feet three and one-half inches southwesterly from Eighty-sixth street; thence northeasterly along eaid last mentioned land and utong said centre line of the block thirty (30) feet one (I) inch to a point distant six hundred and twenty-two (tiJi feet two and one-half (21,5) Inches southwesterly from Klghly-slxlh street, and thence northwesterly, nilielv-fiix lilll) feet ten and one-half (1014) lnche'n to the southeasterly side of Nineteenth avenue, at the point or place of beginning. Dated, Brooklyn, N. August 27, 1817. SAMUEL EVANS MAIRES. Referee.

J. A. McCrecry. Plaintiff Attorney. 119 Nassau Street, Manhattan, New York City.

au28-6ttuf IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE linn. Herbert T. Ketcham. Surrogate of tho County of Kings, notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having claims against the estate of: Winaiit. Karl IlenrikftOll, Isiall lobn Ii4d(lingtnn( Lena Drown.

Fntnria. Thomson, Tlmothv Connolly, William Kewtlng. Valentin KronM'hnuhel, Alexander Sawlskus, (leceasid, Hint they are required to exhibit tiie some, with vouchers, tn the subscriber, the ndmlnistratdr, at his ornco. Temple, Dnr liuiliiinF. 44 Court street.

Brooklyn. N. tm or before Ihe 14th day of March next, 1-hitcil, September II. Illh'. FRANK V.

KELI.Y, Public Admlnlsl i-ator. Kings County Administrator. Office anil PoHtofflco address. 44 Court street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. Kdward J.

Byrne. Atmrney for Administrator. 44 Court street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. sH-law-6m For Glrto and Young Women. BS00EXYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.

18 PIERREPONT STREET. year betlns 8itit. 28. General. Oolite Preparatory and Special Coursea.

Montesaorl methods. Opsi. air study rooms; plajground. LEMCKE'S COOKING SCHOOL, 26 W. St.

28th Season. Emergency canteen and canning course. Indl-Tldual instruction. Phone 2824 fiiTersId. Onr Lady ot the Bleaaed Sacrament Grrmeaj Hill, Staten III.

A strictly private school for girls and young women. Ideal location; fireproof building; thoroughly equipped upto-dste gymnasium. Special courses. Law Schools. BROOKLYN LW 80S YMSHINGTON JY sr SCHGDC DAY AND EVMINO SESSIONS.

Central location. Catalogue Upas gtituset. LAW SCHOOL WOOLWORTH NEW YORK Afternoon Classes 4:15 to 6:15 Evening Classes 7:45 to 9:45 Term Begins Sept. ST. CASE SYSTEM.

Catalogue sent on application to Registrar. Business Schools. Executives There la an unparalleled demand In business how for men prepared to assume responst blllty. Qualify for worth while positions by securing tho- necessary training. Pace Standardlacd Courses in Accountancy and Business Administration hare been adopted by lending Corporations in America to meet this need for competent men.

FALL CLASSES NOW FORMING For Bulletin 82 pp. and details write: F. P. Lamphesr. 215 W.

23d N. X. M. S. Tuttle, OS Hanson Brooklya, or Pace a Pace, 88 Church 8t N.

Y. LEARN TELEGRAPHY tilt EAT SHORTAGE OF TELKOKAPHKBB IMPOSSIBLE TO FILL DEMAND Both eoxns. Afternoon or evening. Salaries 12 to 180. Tuition 8 months, 811, including free course in typewriting.

Cata-Ulogub free. BROOKLYN TELEIiKAFH ov-vwu. 313 Kultoa su. Brooklyn. LARGEST TELEGRAPH SCHOOL, IN 0.

S. EUCLID SCHOOL OF SECRETARIES Fulton St. at Nostrand At. ArbucMe Institute of Accountancy, Orange and Illcks Brooklyn. Evening classes forming NOW.

Thorough Instruction business fundamentals. Preparation for C. P. A. examinations.

Very moderate terms. Catalogue on request. au24-80t ATTENTION! Thousands must learn atenography; our methods and individual Instruction assure graduation and positions shortest possible time. ELLSWORTH SCHOOL OF (SECRETARIES, adjoining Erasmus Hall, 18-30 oau21 I.ON island BUSINESS SCHOOlT 143-149 So. 8th st.

All commercial subjects; modern building and methods. Low rates. Graduates placed. anlO-iet eumwf Slusical Instruction. THB WOELBEU SCHOOL OF MUSIC-VlolIn, Piano.

Voice Elocution. Acting. 788 Monroe st, Brooklyn: slso Carnegie Hall. FRANK WOKL. BElt.

MARY LOUISE WOELBEIS. Directors. CARL FIQtJB MUSICAL INSTITUTE, 128 De-Kaib av. Phona 6332 Pros. Piano, voice culture, harmony, counterpoint and composition.

CENTRAL MUSIC SCHOOL Central Branch M. C. BS Hanson PI. Organ, Piano, Violin. Theory and History.

au24-20t MUSIC NUMBER OF The Brooklyn Eagle Sunday, October 7 C. Tj. it. indorses bagley. George P.

Zorrt Also Gets O. K. of Labor Men. The Central Labor Union of Brooklyn and Queens indorsed the candidacy of Thomas Bagley, who is running for Sheriff against Daniel J. Griffin in tho Democratic primaries, and also that of George P.

Zorn, president of the Jefferson Democratic Club and candidate for Alderman from the Sixty-first Aldermanic District, who is the Fusion candiate as well and bears the indorsement of the Republican party. The delegates at the meeting refused to indorse the candidacy of Frank Prlal for the borough presidency because of the fact that he does not hold a union card. The resignation of one of the delegates, George P. Christie of Big Six Typographical Union, was received and accepted with regret. President J.

P. Coughlin presided. APPRAISALS ELIZABETH II. COBB, who died December 28, left $25,317, which passes to her daughters, Elizabeth R. Cobb and Viola C.

Mulvany of 769 Ocean avenue. GEORGE A. HESSE, who died June 19, left $687, which passes to his wife, Amelia Hesse, of 156 Moffat street. MINNIE HENKLB, who died August 18, left $7,606, which passes In equal shares to the children, Lillian Anna F. and Albert M.

Henkle of 129 Division avenue. WILLIAM H. HABLEN, who died May 24, left $3,688, which passes to his wife, Esther of G46 Dean street, and two sons, Charles of Buffalo and Harry of 646 Dean street. KATHERINE K. CARR, who died Decem ber 7, left $17,363, whsch passes to her daughter, Harrle E.

Wood, of 947 President street, Anna B. Hall, sister, Pater-son, N. 8605, and Dorothy E. Cash, grandchild, 947 President street, $1,251. BARBARA SCHMITT, who died June 27.

left $6,377, which passes to her son, William G. Preusch, 246 Eighth street, $3,471, and stepdaughter, Annie Galbralth, 286 Union street, $1,749. ADDS MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. D. Price Co.

have added millinery to the many other lines of women's wear now presented in their specialty shop at Fulton and Bridge streets. The new department will reopen to the public on Saturday. Complete assortments of the new tailored Lyons vel-vot hats, smart dress hats and street and afternoon hats will be on view. POLYTECHNIC PREPARATORY Country Day School Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y.

The School That Caret for a Boy All Day Catalogue! Sent on Request Summer address, Room II, 171 Montacu St. Aleiander M. White, Joseph Dana AQtn President Ebard of Trustees Headmaster 8T. FRANCIS COLLKGB. Kflth Year, Butler and Baltic Brooklyn, Directed bj tne FranclBclsn Brothers, uuder the patronage of Rfrbt Br.

Charles McDonnell. D.D. FULL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE COUR8M. Day acholsra only. New Hlih School.

Classical and Commercial. Brother' barld. O. 8 Pctst ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE Lewis WUlougtaby Brooklyn, N.

T. That's the place to educate your boy. Classical, scientific, commercial, ntfneartBfi pedagogical and musical courses. ST. PAUL'S Vvper Softool (Boj 18-U) Lower Bohool (Boj 10-18) 188 Stewart Are.

Garden City, Long IsIiBd. For Glrla and Young Women. A School for Girls With Limited Enrollment Opens September 27, 1917 THE BERKELEY INSTITUTE LINCOLN PLACE David A. Boody, LL.D. President of Board of Trustees Ina Clayton Atwood, A.M.

Principal The Packer Collegiate Institute Incorporated In 18T.3. A School for the Thorough Training of Girls and Young Women ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 7 YEARS HIGH SCHOOL, 4 YEARS JUNIOR COLLEGE, 2 YEARS The principal's office open each morning beginning September 10. Classification of students, September 17 and 18. Instruction begins September 19. Catalogue sent on application to the secretary.

EDWARD J. GOODWIN, Principal FRANK L. BABB0TT. President of tie Board of Trustees. ACADEMY 01 ST.

JOSEPH 1V-THE-PINES BRENTWOOD. NEW YORK. Boarding School for Young Ladles (Preparatory Collegiate) affiliated with the State University. Complete courses la Art, Vocal and Instrumental Music. The Main Fireproof Buttlng, perfect In all Its appointments, comprises Parlors, Assembly Room, Offices, Art and Vocal Studl.s, Private Rooms, Study Halls, Library, Roof Hardens, etc.

Indoor and other athletic exercises under tbe supervision ot first-class professor. ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION Bldge Boulevard and Eighty-ninth Street, Prooklyn. N. A PI.IVATK DAY SCHOOD For Tounr Ladle and Little nirls. conducted by The Sisters of tbe Visitation.

S2d Year Reglns Tuesday, September IS, 1817. Catalogue Seot on Application. Bedford Institute McDonnngh St. School for Girls. Kindergarten to College entrance.

Boys under 12 sd-mitted. Fall term beains Mnndnv. September IT. MISS M. T.

PIinDY, Principal. au29-47t iol4 ART CLASS KS. painting, oil. water color, china, tapestry, fnshion drawing. Illustrating, designing, cartooning.

IlH SKVERINU3 ART SCHOOL. 391 Nostrand av. LEGAL NOTICES. SUPREME" COURT, KINGS COUNTY A N-rirew Cray, plaintiff, agninst Minnie Hurd, Rnwbothani. Samuel Speare, and Carl F.ugen Milller and Frlederlch Wiihelm MUller, executors of and under tho last will and testament of Carl Andreas Milller, sometimes known as Charles A.

deceased, defendants. Summons To the above named defendants, Minnie Muni and John Rowbotham: You are hereby summoned to answer the amended coin-plaint in this action and tn serve a copy of your answer on tho plaintiff's attorneys, within twenty days after tho service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, nnd In case of your failure to appear or answer judgment will tie taken against you by default for the relief demanded lu the amended complaint, Dated July 30, 1317. KIENDL AND GROSS, Plaintiff's Attorneys. 215 Montague street. Brooklyn, New York.

To Minnie Hurd and John Rowbotham: The foregoing supplemental and amended summons Is served upon you by publication, pursuant tn ou order of Hon. Joseph Aspinall, a justlco of the Supreme Court of the state of New York, dated the day of August, 1917, and filed with the amended complaint In the oftlce in nit- me V.UIIIH.V ui jviiiso, 111 iiiwj i-tiiruugu il uro'imyn, anu niuie ui. i-ew York. Dated, Brooklyn, 'New York, August 24, 1U17. KIE.VDL AND GROSS.

Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and V. O. address. Montague atreet.

Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. au31-t SOCIALISTS ARE ACTIVE. Sixth Assembly District Tarty Names Candidates; Asks Funds. The Socialist party of the Sixth Assembly District opened its campaign with a meeting at Kosciusko street and Sumner avenue, before a gather-lnpr of more than E00 people. Harry Kroitzer, chairman, spoke of the aims of the party and the need for unity and untiring effort in tho present campaign.

He introduced the following Socialist nominees: William M. Feignbaum, candidate for Assembly from the Sixth Assembly District; George S. Itumpler, for Alderman, from the Forty-seventh Aldermanic District; A. I. Shlplakoff, who is seeking re-election to the Assembly from the Twenty-third Assembly District, and D.

P. Berenberg, a teacher in Boys High School. At the close of the meeting an appeal was made for money to help support the party in its present campaign. PLAN DINNEU IN DISTRICT 61. Final arrangements will be made at a meeting Sunday afternoon in Public School No.

130 for the reception and turkey dinner, Thursday night, lo the drafted men of District 61..