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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EA(JLE. NEW YOUK, WEDNESDAY, Al'lilL )'2'2. 15 HOTELS AND RESORTS ot HOTELS AND RESORTS STEAMSHIPS. CAMP UPTON BUYERS FACE MORE TROUBLES OLD HISTORIC ROAD ORDERED CLOSED LAKEWOOD. X.

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Mysterious Appearance Of Frogs in Rain Pools Puzzles Long Islanders EJgemertt Man Thinke Rained Batrachiant, But A. O. Say Creaturee Were Only Hiding. THE SPRING SEASON AT BEAUTIFUL LAKEWOOD III tha Health lilnl rinea of Southern New where at the turn of Hie Seasons Nature Is at her hewf. i he I hole anlf Is supremely tnt isorating and charmtnf foolpatha and bridle trails thread the wholesome woodland.

Workmen Co on Strike-Railroad to Remove Tracks. (Special to The Eagle.) Camp Upton, L. April 19 The fiveral dozen contractors, housewreck- Old Brook School a relic of co-lonial days on Long Island and in New York, will lie finally wiped from the city map and become entirely a matter of history as the result of a decision signed yesterday by Justice While walking through Edgemere, era and innumerable small purchasers I. yesterday morning, my attention was attracted by a number of frogs croaking Galveston via Key West Regular Semi-Weekly Sailing STEAMER Henry R. Mallory, large ship in coastwise service, and ather fine, fast steamers afford a comfortable means of travel for both touriats and business men traveling through the great Southwc st or to Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona and the Pacific Coast.

in a small pool of rain water. In cir John C. MacCra'e. This old road now extends from Newtown ave. to Maurice in the Elmhurst section, and it was shown on a map entitled "Survey of New York and Staten Island," which was made by order of Gen.

Sir Henry Clinton, K. commander LAUREL IN-IHEHNES A beautiful hotel of enviable location and distinguished clientele, where each passing year adds a new and in. teresting chapter to an eventful history. LAUREL HOUSE IVe-eminently a hoirl home of happiness, where are to be found superior social environment and charming surroupd'tiffs. A.

.1. Murphy. Mir. cumfcrence, the pool did not exceed several yards ond in depth not more Hidrlatlr. Pine.

Nnuheitu F. F. Shnle. Mar and Merilclnnl Ruths. A Mnrnh.

Ast't lilcr. Bnrlna Tournament. Laurel Mouse I aim lnh. Mm Silt aid Laurel In the Pine will remain open thrmtirli timmrr of On "Tlie Xmt -lerney Tour, a Road of who bought at the auction sale held last summer by the U. S.

Constructing Quartermascr when the 1,600 buildings In the camp were sold, are having their troubles. The latest Is the announcement of the Long Island Railroad that It will begin tearing up its double track freight system in the camp next week leaving the shippers only one track to load lumber on. This will be bad enough but the railroad will remove all its tracks from the camp before July 1, forcing those who want to ship lumber to distant points to haul their material to the Manorville station, three miles away, and then load In on freight ears. Following the railroad company's, notice came a strike by 200 Spanish and Portuguese workmen who have been employed dismantling barracks. ISrought here several months ago.

of His Majesty's forces, 1781. The original of this map is now on file in the British Museum. This road, intended originally to give a route for British armies crossing; Long Island, was. after the Revolution, used as the route to the Old Brook Kcholhousc. This little school was not far from the Clinton mansion and it was where DeWltt Clinton, afterwards Governor of New York State, first attended FAERY WEDNESDAY TO KEY WEST, FLA.

Miami, Palm Bench end other Florida resorts aho are conveniently reached by Mallory Lin via Key West and the famous panoramic Overieai Railway. MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO. 439 Fifth Avenue Pier3j North Rir at 42nd Street New York Fast Throu Freight Service to Points in the Southwest than several inches and yet it offered satisfactory bathing facilities Xor at least a dozen members of the batrachlan family. While I was watching the frogs, a resident happened to pass anl upon hearing the noise also stopped and looked down at tho frogs floating unconcerned upon the surface of the dirty water. Suddenly the man turned to me and exclaimed "Can you beat that? It must have rained frogs last night because there wasn't a single one of them here yesterday find the pool only formed during the rain storm." Such occurrences are not infrequent.

By that I mean that the appearance of frogs in small pools resulting from heavy rain falls, a few hours after the ATLANTIC CITT. ATLANTIC CITY. school. esBnaevsvaiirA A iSPcrFect motoring to v-'-l A.TLANT IC CTErf By the order of Justice MacCrate this old road is closed and the commissioners in the proceeding for the ill 1 1.. opening of Clermont Cox pi.

and Marabel in the Second Ward, are d'rcctcu to fix the damages to the property owners whose- property storm has occurred, is quite common and leads many persons who have a tendency toward believing fabulous nL roaas avIihIi lead to the shore arc famous among rnotoriMs for their rlcanlinrM, picturesque icenie surroundings and smooth riding qualities. Excellent hard Mirfarrrl highways, traveled day "jJ and night by thousands ol motor iars, provide U'-'j direct routes to New York ami Philadelphia, and three splendid meadow Boulevards give access to all parts of the cily. The navetl streets, the Snrlwv NEW YORK narratives cuneitrning reptiles and ba-rat'hians, to think that it has actually rained frogs. fronts on the old road and who will thus be deprived of frontage. The closing of the road has been decreed because of the opening of the other three streets which render the old road useless.

i a taw TTar i iwai few, if any of whom could speak English, and housed In the most wretched quarters, the foreigners continued to work for small wages. Daily contact with the better paid American workmen must have educated the "spicks'" as they are called, for yesterday they refused to lift a hand until paid the same wages as their fellow workers. The strike halted the shipment of many partly filled freight cars bound ror city 1 Following a heavy rain fall, during the warm weather, thousands of toads onliSQovavmentSliips i and contiguous roads throughout the surrounding country, offer prospects for tnanv sight-seeing lours and pleasure jaunts. To really enjoy life "Yon Should be in Atlantic City." RIVERHEAD FIREMEN TOO ENTHUSIASTIC Pecifle Coast and Alaska Tours Eirihrarini! VaJKON RIVER. THK KI.ONDIKF Kn-i LAKK ATL.1N; YELLOWSTONE.

VOSEMIIB. GLAC1KR. MOUNT RAIN1KR and ORANP CANYON. NATIOf.AI. PARKS: CALIFORNIA.

COi.O-R ADO. PACIFIC. NOrTHWf.ST, CANADIAN KOCKIIiS. GREAT LAKES, etc. All Expenses Included.

Large Selection of Itinerariei Frequent Departures, Leisurely Travel. THOS. COOK SON NEW YORK 245 Bro'1vav 5BI Fifth Avenue Tel. Brel7 7100 Tl. Murray BUI (111 Tn r'tiui flnwit rvn.n-iiln Mnlf jir.

Vv J7 I itnr htnr Mulf r. 'fit A imm'ui tlshtiiQlim Mm 11 In Anifiii'ia tiny Hi tlntit 'i I TIIK IK AIM Mi ComprlM the fln.at in the World Phone. Wireo, Write for Information. ale. n.i ninrritHii mil unienH OinorwiNn rnt iwi I are often seen hopping about sections where (he creatures are seldom seen during ordinary weather.

Such a condition also leads some persons. Ignorant of things concerning natural science, to believe that the creatures have actually fallen from the sky. The presence of the toads and the frogs npder such strange circumstances is easily explained. The majority of frogs, upon discovery that the pool or pond in which they make their home is commencing to dry up, will usually find some dump marshy spot nearby where they can remain in comfart until Mother Nature refills the pool with fresh water. Then they will return to the pool and remain until it Urys up again.

IS: A. U. Alamac Hotel The AmhAciiHnr The Shelburne SEIZE TOMBSTONE TO SATISFY DEBT IMiro prati 1'jan rikrl. Mgr. fhalfontr-IWdonMall Amir, ml Eu.

PliDi Mick I Co. MrtbrMfh -Blenheim Amfr.nnH f.u. flan JotiabVbiteA Son Co. Hotel Dennis Walter j. lliuliv Rit -Carlton I1 nr.

Plan oalr The WilUhh-e. aimjftl IV J. t.otlma. Mgr. Galen Hall Cairn Hall C.n.

5easifte House r.l'.l.uuk'aSrini Holel Chehea J.ll.'l hompaon 9 The Holm hurst Kit. Plan A la and Tahfft H'llolfi Hnlel TrAvmort Ainrr. anl Kn. I'lan Jna.W.MoiM.en.Mgr. The Breaker Amor.

and l-n. (Nans Joel llillman, Prnn. Hotel St. hrln i if i fn (in I lyitfnlh thrihtuiH mli.it litlt r. Smlli HtnW Mn 17 CmiipI I I'htt'i 'u'h -riit I I'lirilifiii'llr SOitf.

Mny (I 7 in Cubh i (Jilt ''iiH tui1' ll'twin lludMin Miiv I'i tunrU IMntoiUll. Mnv '11 July I Nlti.r Aim. "i In rnlih 1Jnt nhni Hnmin NitMiiH'liiiiinu pr. 1 iti United States Lines Mnorr oi in Inc. ltuoMivcli Stcaniitliip Lrila Mole) Mrand A hut.

Plan onl KH.1JIT.nwtt.ft Mgr. fit-1 MrtRhlon onri asiflo Hotel Mnrlnn (Special) to The Etwlr.) Mi verb cad, L. 1 April "Itlvalry Is a good thing if It isn't carried too far In fire department matters," Klre Commissioner Jetur AV. Hand told the 60 or more firemen Attending the commissioners' regular monthly meeting Monday night at Department Headquarters, "but I feel that there has been too much rivalry, the firemen have been too enthusiastic. The Bill Tlciaiaiiranl fc.H.

H. roacnp, Mgr. II. Ilarnell 'Otormiition rnnitiitl l.ornt Tirkel Atfn, Mntinfjiiiff Oprrntttrn fnf X. I hrough Pullman wrvire.

and ronvMilonl train acrvi from all poiitia S. SHIPPING BOARD For the first time in New York Fitate it has been decided that a tomb, stone located on a plot in a cemetery can be seized for an unpaid balance on the stone and can be sold Rt auction to satisfy the debt owed. A decision to that effect was handed down yesterday in the Queens Supreme Court by Justice John C. Mac-Crate in favor of Tedeschi Tede-Schi monument makers of 632-36 Boulevard, Long Island City. NEWTOWN TEACHER ASPHYXIATED BY GAS taxpayers do not care which company TRAVEL I- Vur Kiifkt.

Atltlre S. 45 Broadway. New York NO MAlTiat Mil I. It (ONSll.T J. Lehrcnkrauss Sons I Donald C.

Mclntyre, one of the most nonuliir members of the Newtown gets i ne nrsi stream ot water on (Ire; neither is it of any consequence to the tire itself one stream will put out a fire as well tin any other." That was the significant language that will write the final chapter In Hie case of two mysterious fires ill Klver-head a week or so ago and which led to an official investigation by the District Attorney's office, with a finding that no legal evidence had been found to substantiate the charge that the fires were started by members of High School faculty, who had been missing since Saturday, was found asphyxiated by carbon monoxide gas ruin Ht Ptaaaea" in irarase in the rear or ine nonie UNIVERSAL TOUR Steamship Ticket Tourist Agents Letters of Ct edit. Travelers Checks, l-rafts, Money Ordc-s, Baggage and Accident Insurance MI I I I.TON HOItO HAM. Kiooklyii. V. rimne IrUnile 7UIM.

LiSS INCIXDINU UI KKSIUIU.S II IXCIXDIXG HI ItKSHIIU.S. one company so it could beat a rival company in the volunteer department to the blaze the final chapter unless new evidence is discovered, for it Is announced by Assistant District Attorney George AV. Hildreth that for aaaaaa PROVIDENCE $3.60 COLONIAL LINE rmr Iavah IMtr 39, N. R. Kf Uuuaton bt workrtMys aiul ftundaya KM.

Outsltl) btnti-rontiia. $1 u9 FHUMi I'ANAd 1'iUD. 7 I The Tedeschi firm on Aug. 26, 1H20, entered into a contract with Joseph lirandl of 329 3d ave Manhattan, to erect a monument and place four Tiame posts on a plot owned by him in Calvary Cemetery. The price to be paid was $1,250.

Of this sum $475 was paid. When instalments on the monument were not paid the Tedeschi firm tried to collect the amount due. Brandl could rot be found. Then they started artion against him to collect the amount. Affidavits were submitted to the court that Hrandi rould not be found and finally Judge Burt.

J. Humphrey, in the Queens County Court, signed an order permitting him to be served by publication. After this service was effected the action to recover was brought before Justice MacC'rate. In the meantime, on July 13, 1921, a lien was placed on the monument in favor of the company. the present the matter is being kept open.

of Mrs. Margaret Coughlln at 35 Maurice Klmhiirst, yesterday afternoon. He had been at work on the engine of his car and was asphyxiated by gas from the exhaust. The body was found by Mrs. Coughlln, with whom Mr.

Mclntyre boarded. She became tilurmed at his continued absence and instituted a search. Or. Hunt, ambulance surgeon, said death had occurred several days before, Mr. Mclntyre was a native of Bldde-ford, and a graduate of the University of MHlne.

His widow and one child 'reside in Blddcford but had expected to come here shortly. In the pockets of the dead man were found letters from Mrs. Mclntyre and one oH.i.af.H tn lier in which Atr. Mcln oi stka.msiiii's. amo ANCHOR UMM to BOAfnn AN'DRKW I.WDEH UNDS IJHI.

Andrew Lander, 67, ot 118 5Sth committed Hulcide yesterday in a chicken coop In the rear of his home hy hanging himself from rnfter. He was found dead hy Uaymond Wll-MamHon of 270 60111 who had come to consult him about some work. It. was said at his home that t.ander had been despondent since the death of his son, Viking, who wus drowned when a vessel he was aboard went down off the coast of New Zealand, several months ago. TiistoNt Stfiuiipr tu I1AMIH Uii I' rum Nmv vrk in lii.Ntmi lulliiiK lit inoul li find hcilxiiirir CARONIA NKXi SAII.INd MAY and Cape Cod Points Leave Dally Pier 14 R.

Fulton 8t. Tho popular roulr-Orrhettra roncerta NEW LONDON LINE-' A- Sundays Pier 411 R. rioustnn it iudu Ort 03uzzards09ay, ai 7aImoutR, Tftass-aefiusefts KK.I.ICIITKI'l.I.V KIT! ATKII ON HISTORIC C.WK COO OPEN FOR THE SEASON JUNE 20th Vt'" nm Consolidated Tlrket Ji lelenhenei Corthmlt rn MOTOKIMi Oier SnleiKlltl Kojidt BATIIIVIi In Kilter Avrrasinic "f'ulchvfr r'INHIM, rrom litMit or Hllurr and AlwttM Hint AlwitN CORPORATION NOTICES. V. lo 'hcrlioiirg and Southampton MAI UI I IM Apr.

Mny III 0 I I AM May l. May HI) II N. V. lo I'lyinouth. C'li-'iiiouig mid linmimrK S.WOMA Mn.i I Aug.

3 I AIKIMA lime 17 Jul, Aat.II tyueenxlown una Liverpool VTIIIA (new r. Aluy 11 4t KAMA It I A (inn) ft I Ak.uAMA liv 17 I. At OM A (ne 1 May 3IMun it SailiiiK fvoiii lloston. Crli tu Londonderry and tllagonr I 1 VI I I tyre said he believed his appointment to the Newtown High School, made two years ago, soon would be made permanent mul the long separation of the famllv would be terminated. The body will be sent to Biddcford tor burial.

CAPITAL INCREASE KIM (Special to The Eaple.) Albanv, April 1-The Brooklyn Fi Company. Brooklyn, lias Died a i-tlllcate with the State Department, announcing that Its capital haa been increased from 15H.000 to (99,000. 4 AMBULANCE CHAIFFKIRS ASS N. (Special to The Eagle.) 'Albany. April 18 The Amfrlran Am-tiulanco Chauffeur Association Greater Kew York Kmeren-y Hospitals.

Brook-lvn. haa received a charter from the Secretin' of state. Directors are J. J. Meyers, C.

T. Mulllna and V. .1. Brooklyn. VOLUNTARILY DISSOLVED.

(Special to The Eagle.) Albany. April IS A ccrtlticate of volun. tary dissolution ha. heen filed with the State Tiepartment by the Look Island Clt corporation, Joseph J. B.

La Marsh. Inc. IH DSON UIVKH MI.IIT I.I.VKN. Dully salllngH froni I'lcr 112. N.

It Foot ami I li West 3o rail cuiiiiecilons Albany .1 I'hiuie a in, Freight Scrvlr, Autos III KMIN NAVI. AIION imil'AM M. ilurland, lie, nvn. HEAl.KO BIDS WILL HE It B( Kl) BY TKNMK On Our Well-kept Court iOI.I' Woodn Country tlul Jan. so oct.

i Excellent Cuisine and Service I'nder New Mannaement I'or Itnoltlet nnd Ititles. Address D. M. HEALY, Director HORACE S. CHASE, Booking Agent MIH tVrst 'M Ktreiel.

New 1 nrk ity. I'hone: Nchuvlrr fh i 'onilnlaslon? of Dock, at hla offlre. i Pier A. fnot Battery place, North Itiver, until 12 o'clock on MOMMY. MAY 1.

mi. FOR BUILUINU A PIKK EXTKNSION AND llOI.I MIIIA 7 SI July fH'MPINti BOARD, BKTWKH.V 5IKT AND 521 STHKKTS, SOUTH BHOOKLYN, HOK- Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston woi-li day. Fro li li Si 4 W. 1 4:3 M. Walker t73l' Ill i.iSk.

OI'liH OF BROOKLYN. LOXG ISLAND. CRYSTAL IJIKEHOTEL ZTiiV' Excellent table, easy commuting, large rooms, private baths, running water, auu parlor. A1I.KII1A Junrll IS AiiU. N.

V. tu (iibrultur. Napli s. rnlraa, Uuluov uiK anil Trieste ITALIA Hosion lo Loudonilerry. Lhcrpnol K- tilasuiw AI.I.I KIA Apr.

'ill AMSYIIIA MnyZI II Nep. li 4'uiinril nuil Ani-ltur SteaniHliip Linen ItrmitlMav. Nev York. "AV "Ink Daylight aoi-vlua up I ha lludaun will resumed In May. win PENNSYLVANIA.

SI rolVAXIlA. rtcllne.1: hoini-likc. Iligli. die air. II-mhc proil-ints.

Moimtaili spiiiiK 1 hp Miws l.aml,. GALEN HALL wkim.k.' ia'. NOW IIPKN. Bciiutirul (lolf. Ilj.hintlc Iicpt.

Thomas J. West Observes lOOthBirthdayAnniversary lT( XOTICI The time allowed for doing and completing the work will be One Hundred and Twenty (IL'O) consecutive calendar days. The security required' upon the contract will he Twenty. two Thouaund Dollar and deposit with bid in cash or certified check, 1,1 00. The rllfht la reserved to the Commissioner of Docks to reject all the hfrla ehould he deem It to the Interest of the go to do.

Blank forms and specltlcatlotia may be obtained at the office of the Department, Room S. Pier A. foot of Battery place. North nicer. Borough of Manhattan.

JOHN H. DRLAXFT. Commissioner. Dated, April 20. 1922.

l.N HANM(IPTCV-IN fill; I. LSI, in ln" Ka-lero Vrk the matter ivf" oecii id l.oiil.- HtDSOX VAI.I.KY COUNTIES. The Dr. 0. Sahler Sanitarium Kingston-on-Hudson, New York.

An Ideal place for rest and treatment. Well equipped for any kind of physical treatment needed or daired. Bal.ho. Masaag'j. electricity.

Light Alpine Sunlight Lamp. Ultra Violet Bays. etc. "Rest Cure," "illk Cure." Well heated comfortable rooms. Write for beeklnt Isaacson, to miI.i Pottjno Moutitniii.

The OntWOCd r'0' r'3- l-lrennt locution. Mnilci-n. Sp-olul Spring rates. B. L.

K. V. AI1TMAN. suinivf I bankrupt, under i.rir",r'.a r.u'i"::.' TO PLYMOUTH, BOULOGNE HAHIUUKti JWSee. InMrurtlons ta Bidders, last pane.

Hy New American-Flag Steamers Resolute May May June 27 VKHVM. NOTICES. till.Hle thereof from ell and cauna provable Ins esi.n. im.l, said act. and Hint tile llitli da of Mav IT" al in the Poslottlee Riilldni" ouah of Hronklyn, III said district Is io for the bearing of the same.

be, 7loln Hll cledliors i bn ru and persons in Inlcresl may and eause. If any ihey have, why the praier of Hi" said net do HYDE MANOR Kill nl T. Ill MOASIIV. Mr. West comes of a distinguished English family, being descended from Thomas de West, born at Hamperdom in Great Torrington, Devonshire, England.

He married Lady Eleanor Can-teloupe, a direct descendant of Charlemagne, David I of Scotland and Henry II of Germany. The family goes back illustriously for more than 1,200 years. Mr. West himself was born April 19, 1S22, at. 492 Greenwich Manhattan.

He lived there till 10 years of age. and a memorable incident occurred in his babyhood when the Great Lafayette, while on a visit in New York, shook West's hand as a bahv, held in bis nurse's arms. Air. West lived for a number of veara in Newark, N. in Ravens- Mr.

Hyde, at I W. SI. Is now liu-liing advance bookings. For llliislrnlcd boulilct address Mr. II VIM).

Tel. Schuyler. (Special to The Eagle.) Boslyn, L. April 19 Surrounded by his relatives and friends, Thomas Joseph West, a resident of Wheatley Hills, L. for more than fifty years, is today celebrating his one hundredth birthday anniversary.

Hundreds of his friends, and they are as legion as the leaves of autumn, are helping him celebrate by sending him a postcard shower, and others are calling in person to offer their congratulations. In a way, the anniversary celebration is one of the most remarkable this part of Long Island has ever seen, lor the principal figure in it, Mr. West, is one of the most interesting Reliance May Hi, June l'l, July 11 TO HAMBURG DIDKCT Sailings every Thursday, bv thr popular steamers Mount Clay, Mount Carroll, Mount Clinton, Hansa, Dayarn, Wuerttemberg, with icrui and improved third class accommodations. Unitkd American Linra, inc. 39 Broadway Whitehall 11120 O.XOUVO Ol li OOli VII.

on tlie Sill da aHAWANGUNKS AND SUUilVA.V COUNTS. KOSKMAltY l'ArfSlS Monticello, hullivan Y. For Kent or Recreation. A beaullful and thoroughly modern rest resort, offering the advantages of simple, natural living, combined with best food, pure air and quiet. Attractive bungalows for outdoor Rates moderate.

Own farm produce. Booklet. A. A. ACKLAND.

I-op. IXCI.l'DINi; iu TUB PKOP1.E OK THE STATB OF MOW YORK, by the grace of Ood free ami Independent To Ucorse W. Bailey. John M. Hal.

ley. Frederick Starr rtsiley, Nella May Bailey, Trancls II. tlalley, James rt. McMann. Individually and aa executor of the last will and teatanient of Karah McMann.

deceased: June Galley Haker. Individual and as executrix of the last will and testa'ment of Sarah McMann, deceased: rt. McMann and Katherlne I. Hodgdon. as executors of the last will and testament of Kmma J.

Bailey deceived, and Luther M. Lovell, as executor of ri-; 'v R. iltr.KKS I Merit. E0Y PLACE TIIK UlTlU' i mill I nit ii Hlals fnr the ll.i.l. in York In Ihc ef I.M is htrel.y given I rietll.nn h-'H MANS.

A beautiful house, with all the Improve, ment.s of a modern city home. Iceriiired ratca till July 1. Mli-s MAIUli M. KuV. wood, near Astoria, and in 18.0 settler! at Wheatley Hills, -where he in sal.J iiinler the owned one of the.

largest farms in the men one would care to meet. It is Indeed a difficult matter for one to section. A few years ago Mr. West sold CATSKILI, MOUNTAINS. OARWIMIK HOISK Heart of Catskills.

gress relating lo hanki approveil lulv I. lx9s, a full anrl reri Hier'nf nil hfs an, I other claim, nrovah.n aamvt umler sal.l an.i that tile inili of M.iv l.r' at' 0R-CHARD SHADE SIIKfFIKI.II. MASS. Large, airy niiim; all improvements: own produce: unsurpassed running spring water. AVrlte for terms.

L. LUKllAIMO. his farm here to James N. Hill, son realize that he is over 70, so remark Pof the late James J. Hill, Empire l.arge wi.

Mod. rates. Purcell Curtis, W.Saugcrties.N. Y. n.iii ai me rusTMince It 1 1 i iiK.

Moruuxh of N. PLYMOUTH. HAVRE, PARIS niti'iKiyii. in sai.l ,1 sir cl tne lust will and testament of Frederick Bailey, deceased. Send greeting: Whereas' Irving Nutlnnal Bank, New York, as executor of th lam will and testament of JOHN BAIT.EY ceased, lately residing at 4i8 East Twenty-first street.

Borough of Brooklyn, Citv and State of New York, having its place of Duidnesj as such executor at 839 Flatbush avenue. In the said Borough of Rronklvn has presented Its account of the proceedings of Broadway Trust Company. Irving Trust Com-pany, York National Irving Bank and of said Irving National Bank. Xiw York such executor, and a petition praying that lis said a'count may be judicially settled and hat the said last will and testamen may he construed upon 8uc settlement Now. therefore, vou nd each PARIS W.

JH Ma. SI the hearing the same, when ami wh.re all ciertltois of the salil ami oilier persona in Interest may attcn.l anil shmv if anv they have, why 'he iir.iy.-r of th sairt pefitioi, eliiil he graiiteil Kate.l. th Hnr.MiL-h Urooklyn. on the llav of April. n.

illl.KKS. flerk Mnv HI May .11 IK NEW YORK HAVRE PARIS LA Till Apr. '-'J May June hi HAMHKAI I.A NA (tli: .1..... n. 1 CONMXTICIT.

THE ARROVADAnd Cottages Short Hcach-on-Sounil. near New Haven. Noted for its homelike atmosphere. Open all year. Booklet.

L.M.MA TREAT HKKiI.S. ATLANliC CITY. GRAND ATLANTIC NEW OWNERSHIP MANAGIMElNT X'trginj near beaoh. Cap. 600.

J'rfvat baths, running water; $4 ppr day up; special wecklv. Doolilet. Auto at station. O. li.

i'alnter. l.s l-'iiv 1. i i st if i L. KTTK N. Y.

VlGO (Miaini BORDEAUX r' HJit thf nil-rl States fnr th Ka'trn ablv well preserved is he. The one thins that bothers him the most, as he says, is his inability to hear well. "It is most annoying." said Mr. West to The Eagle yesterday. "I cannot hear well and it makes me feel badly all over.

But I have made hundreds of friends, and I don't believe one enemy, in my little life, so that Is consoling." Writh Mr. West today for the birthday celebration are his daughter. Miss Henrietta West, with whom he lives: his son. Edward B. West of '411 Ocean Flatbush; his niece, Mrs.

Mar-saret Atwater of Flatbush, who is 80 ears old. and his only grandchild, Mrs. Mabel Huglund of 402 Ocean Flatbush. A daughter lives in t'alifornia and could not be present for the celebration. Builder of the Northwest.

hen the property was transferred and Mr. Hill erected a magnificent mansion thereon, Mr. West retained the old shingled homestead. which in itself is a century old. Here he has lived since.

Mr. West his many distinguished connections. His cider brother. Frederick, long dead, was the grandfather of Frederick MacMonnies, the famous sculptor, whose statue "Civic Virtue" has caused such a furore in Manhattan. Mr.

West thinks it is ridiculous that such a fuss should have been made over what he believes to be a beautiful work of art. Another relative is Benjamin West, who is holding an exhibition of paintings this week in Brooklyn. MAI.AKA Mav lOMI'ANVS OIIKt, V. that i i-i or lorK in thf ma'fT of lin ru Mir, in icu, Mill CANAAN KOSKLAWN; niodein. homelike home for congenial people.

The Misses LK.SI.I1-;. Tel. i hv itn. in sul. I rlisfn.

i-jiii ut'rliir ii tianUi up), umlor tlit i In cited to show cause before our Surr'iaate of ne be'd at he Mall of r.ecords. In the Borough of Brook-lvn. County of ity and State ot New lork. on the twenty-fourth day of Mav at ten o'clock in the forenoon. hy 8Uci, aeV: tlenient and construction should not be had In testimony whereof we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court tr be hereunto affixed.

Witness Albert Wingate sJrrol CONTINENTAL Tennessee near Beach. Always open. Private baths, running water ill rooms; elevator: excellent table; white service. American plan, $1 up daily: special weekly rates. Garage.

M. WALSH DUXCA.V. "BOSTON 6a I Hotel Cecil London l'neiitVed equipment and perfect cuUine. the I (n-s rpir.nns to (ih rupt rv. I Ih'U.

for fili -rtfR, a'-tliTfof frrun all H'-tt nrifi oth-r ian-- pr.va..'" hi -staf. tm.ler i.j an.l thit tlif V.uh iU; of M.y, 19.:. 1 n.m at th- Poii nm. RtnNJii. Huroiii--h -r rtirn.l;Ivn.

tn Oid i. l.o fnr hi-frim; nf w)itn tind wh! all nf the mihI hankrutd an. I ii intprrt iiih.v attpinl mi-J i10a' ntii- 'f iriv rh'-v iin- whv the pravfr of yni.1 prit(on 'ahonl-i not be trrantrW. Bmo'is'i of n. on th Pih dav of April, a ciir.KKs.

cirk the iVth-daV'oApVlr ,1 H. McCOOEY, BOrUSh New METR opcmt an line Via Cape Cod Canal CoDneciinjj at Boa(on Kockland.Banior, SUameia pier IS. If unay Y.rk, tiaiiv at l'. Tele-ohonf -nan TR.VEIi. try CLARENDON hotel Virffina Ari, nffir IIoonr) rn suite with nrirate bat b- All rooms with bot sad coull running watr.

Honeysuckle Hlock 10 beaeh. now open. Heat, running water. Tel. Sl'S-J, A.

Smith. EASTERN STEAMSHIP LIKES i.s hank hi i'ii i -nil-; iiisrp.u-r I'fui 1 1,. I niteil Stjilps th Kaslei ii Iiistrli-' nf Now York In th matter of t.losllPII flKI HKN. Mn.linj rr ut THE STATE OP WW Tork. by the a-race of God.

free and Inn? pendent-To Barbara Antnnl" tonl. Anna Anton Karl Anlonl Antonl and Mary Antonl Ernst Intonl Krana Antonl. Joseph Antonl Kntb, hSL' Antonl, Magdalena Anton? and' 1 Antoni. Maria Antonl. Joseph Antonl wVt "TIT VlUT" American clan.

Wonderful Ji LLOJI meals, orchestra. Dancing. Spring rates, wk. up. Thos.

M. O'Brien. Ham Antonl, kathnrlna Antonl and Jose- Pliina Antoni, Thresia Antnni iiriffln, i i NV.li, j4 l1nh- j-tvpii IIHITi: 8TAK LINE I thl ppfiion hna hrrn In AMKKICAN KKI STAR I.INB I ''Ph IXihrir. in ai, difr.w. all priwipal iurl of huroir.

nr allin hankiupt. nnrti Hie nf n. dalm. nilo, nplilv In Intt-rnntiniMl iv rjii ins 10 hankrupt.y. apprnvp.l -Mirtantilr Marine 1 Broailnar.

N. Y. I a fMl1 iln-i'harco anil iTrlitHaf thprpof from all hi.s iIi-IiIh and rlaim CLARK'S CRUISES by C. P. R.

STEAMERS Clark'a 3rd Cruise, January 23, 1923 ROUND THE WORLD Superb SS "EMPRBSS of FRANCE" iMKl Groift Tom, Specially Chartered 4 MONTHS CRUISE, $1000 and up Including 'Hotel. Fees, Drives, Guides, eta. Clark'a 19th Cruise. February 3 tthe MEDITERRANEAN Sumptuous SS "EMPRESS of SCOTLAND" 250O0 Gross Tons. Specially Chartered 65 DAYS CRUISE, $600 and up 1 Including Hotels.

Fees, Drives, Guides, etc. IV days Egypt, Palestine. Spsin, Italy, Greece, eto. Eurona stop-overs allowed on both cruises. Fart mnd Passim Play Parties.

SfOO up tebrenkrausa Bob. i69 fulloo St. UrouUts OCEAN GROVE. YESTERDAY THE EAGLE GAINED 2632 Lines of Classified Ads Over the Same Day One Year Ago! 1922 11,816 1921 9,184 AfS'l ICAI.H IK1MII.I It M'VA. ZtM AM) null inn fmific A 44.

Il I pm.ahiA acainfi' hn a I miilpr "aid a I I aii'l tli.it til l'uh or at 1 p. in a' Ih PnarofnVp BulUliuK, I in -airl ri. t. is Joseph Antoni. harpn Antoni and FreiW.

Wc Antonl Franz Knoll. Rarbara Roth, no Beer: Bertha Ber. Mary Walker, nee Beer: I Otto Beer. Charles A. Beer and Anna Walker, nee Beer: SiefriPd Blum.

Johann Blum, Bertlia Blum, nee Whorle; JoHphfne Kut. Fritz Blum, Arthur Blum. Erwin Blum, August Blum, otto Blum Anna Blum, Helena Blum, r.ufae Blum. Flea Blum I nnd Olga Blum. Baibina Schafle.

1 firaf. Roman Catholic Church of All Saints x. r. BOSCOBEL Open all Tear. I'bone M.

L. BIOKfcN. henriiis or m. samp, whpii ami M'MIVVIA AMK.KK AN I IVB IIF.VMAI'K NOIIW FI1PN r.M-nerr OfTicr. S7 Whitehall T.

WAVERLY Ot-ran ratlnvHv; now opfn: o- run view. ui -inc 11. riank.Ow ner. Ocean (Jrove INDIA. Amen, an idlan Lire.

f.nemv rroperty t'utodian Send rroeting: Whereas. Georfte Oruber. who r-sidea at Xo. 1415 Ilwncock street. Borough of Brooklyn.

City of New Tork. has presented hia account a1 executor of th last nlll antl teatamenr of THFRKSIA Rt.I M. aln known Are You Planning a Western Tour I Port bairl. Il'iinl-ay. I'oloinbo.

rtancoon, 'a'. i cutta Moi tun Lilly Co Beaver Y. I Rill tl. MAM. New York I herl.onra Southampton- KAKFYVOODX.

3. THE MALISON Jn': fnr diarrlminaXng Private hath. Solarium. Uoif. KOBKRT M.

C'ROIC'H. a T. M. deceased, lately reidiur- at I No. 702 FH'hinr avenii.

in th. Porourh of I Brooklyn. County of Kin. City and State ff New Tork. and a tition praying that hia aotount may peitled.

Now, therefore, you and each of you are hereby I cited to nhow cause before our Sunora te'x llaiiiliuik-. -i Broadway. lorn. SnRIIIll AIIKIIII IV LINK To SeHiidinaia und nntinent. FMntr O.lm'.

l'l iitata N. T. This Summer? Mr. Oliver Moi-Irf i'l nn-lni-t a eeri Pal ly through I Ii foi ma Velloiv Mone Park aii'l th? tni.l. i- ati.t-e the Oillci-pir.

Kitipott? Ai Itenni 'rulJMI A uill giv-. on W'lile or Itlialrv K.in.l, Kronlln. Gain 2,632 all n-t'ditiu'i of lianKriipt anrt othr prson in inreifst ma nttcrol aii'l jhon i inns', if anv liav. hv ih prayr of Jairl pffjrinn sIiouUI not RiantJ. the Ho-ouah of on tii IfUh uf Anrl'.

cvi'k yK Bono ('oRh)it i ios. Allnniv. April Mroti'Jvn Jia hrt i he a Coiiiit.fiL'.i! I'liha JiiiR Corporation, fornvl tn d.al in ii.ti:r. f'M. Capital.

lire l.r nit1 .1. J-' an-! Spfal.er. Manhattan. ShmIi't Tlen' Company. Inc.

I to tiiainifar I n-al spei-ia It ios. Capital, lirfviot-! arr I.ih,in hii I Isa- l.ii'-ivi lJ -rn ti Shi.ui-'I Soi ro.n K-a i Cnrporation. i'ii p. i a 1 ilflitnii. Soionio) VMt ith i'iiy N'aml.

ml II ami r.i.uix CtiM W. lt A To Spuria Comp.i 'iy. nc for ri i in Hf) iimhU'g piM 0 nftrt urm Mt Ncip. AKrah-n Ft-A-r an. Nathan Moritikv, 9'-l Myrti Brooklyn.

1,1. I'i Court of the County of Kir, to be hld at the THOMAS II Ooen for Hall of Records, hi the County of K'inrt. on eaaon. La eat Improvements. Batea on ip 'he 1Sth day of May.

at ten ciok in th- plication Harris l.akeivood 28-M forenoon, why auch settlement should not i had. I I In tPstiMiony whereof, we nave rauaed the seal of our Surroira'e'a Court to XV JDKSKY. be bereun-o afted. W'tncaa. Hon.

I Gorir Albert Wingat. Si'rrocate i rnuPOT xtmtot TtAA TU XT i.i.oi i vnrnn. 3 St. OiltMirnrr S. S.

(M KOSt." Finest and Mciiiifi a hphi Liner. ail-iiiKS May "I't. Oct. 1. to MAItHKA, Vl'l i the orient (insilmn I'Htiti- trarnahii.

td. Can. Tar. Bids-. MmliMiD Ave 44th Y.

Watch This Space Every Day for "Yesterday's" Gains Remember, 1921 Was the Largest Classified Year in the History of The Eagle. Miif Ot VIVXOl XIUUOU, ilUUU. UaAVt 4 SKR i II I Tripi Vfi rat ion Toil is --Atlnntic Cily -p minti i "it I i fat ii a a fit- rtr.oiiHliy Ttmi. ft TAM) R1 TOl ni TKA M. PI RFAt Tn.

RMfri ni 18 t.onrt trt Bklm, VI. Tel. TrisnileHN Rrnoklyn. In tlie aai.1 Countv. Eathlnt.

honllns. ns.ldle horaes, ripfna May Sprcal ratpp for Juna. ,1. Prprltor V' i tit. 1 171 flav of April.

15? H. M'TOOET. CUrk of Ih, Surrojatta Cr'irt. uoi.r ie Nrw orU Rottrdnm drneral rrner Oftlcrs. 34 Stat.