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MI BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1934 24 FORECLOSURES ill.OSLRES 1 1 1 Music of the Day By EDWARD CUSHING CORPORATION NOTICES proposed change at a meeting of tha Board to be held in the City Hall. Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on Friday, January 12. 1934. at 11 o'clock a. m.

Resolved. That the Secretary ot thla Board cause these resolutions and a notice to all persons affected thereby that the proposed change will be considered st a meeting of the Board, to be held at the aforesaid time and place, to be published in the City Record and the corporation newspapers for ten davs continuously. Sundays and legal holidnys excepted Drior to the 12th dav of January. 1 934 Dated. New York.

December 29 1933. JOSEPH F. HIGOINS Secretary Board of Estlmnte and Apportionment. Municipal Building. Manhattan.

Telephone. WOrth 2-4500. 1C-312I 29-10t SU at hot Vivid! Thrilling! Intoxicating romance! The mot glorioui love itory since "7ih Heaven" YOU msy think ir veo trtartrt Marhenitch Again at a Boston Symphony Convert-Maria Ohezeituka in Recital Debut ft a with When Mr. Koussewitsky appeared to take a bow following the performance at last night's Boston Symphony concert of Markewltchs Introduction and Hymn he was smiling broadly. Why, it could scarcely have occurred to any one to ask.

The joke was obvious, though as its victim one might not share Mr. perception of its humor: It was contained in Markewitch's music, as drastically inept and trivial as any that has been heard in our concert halls during the decade. It would be libelous even to suppose that Mr. Koussewitsky played it out LORETTA YOUNG SPENCER TRACY Glcnda Farrell Walter Connolly i' Brown Henderson present llJjqJAMES BARTON MM yWjk The $5.50 Broadway Musical 1 ME NaJArfs. with coltETTE lYONS PitNSMW lE0TA lANE BIUIE lE0NARD 1 ZJh, Company of SO fcy? ic MOST coroeous jy Civx Ay 'S.

IRlS 'N AMERICA jte vij of a conviction that any merit is to, be found in it; the presumption least damaging to the conductor is that, having found a certain num- ber of us susceptible to the influence of Markewitch's incomprehensible vogue abroad for we allowed our- selves to be taken in a season ago by the introduction here of "Rebus." i a ballet by this same unblushing young "genius" of the Paris salons i. he was determined to expose us and bring us thus to our senses. In this case, his smile must have had at least a suggestion of irony in it, for and this is painful to report the performance last night of the introduction and fugue was quite KTST. hand as it was mildly hissed on the other. If those who applauded had leisure after the concert to consult their program notes, the patent satir of J.

N. and Virgil Thomson's comments on Markewitch and his career to date may lead them, even though their ears would not, to adopt a different attitude on the occasion of the next introduction here of a Markewitch score. It is necessary, I suppose, to add that one finds the Introduction ana Hymn intolerable for other reasons than those usually assigned for hostility to new music not because it is original, daring or in any respect difficult to comprehend, but because it is imitative, conventional In its eccentricity, and of transparently dubious motivation. Mr. Koussewitsky's program opened with Mozart's "Eine kleine Nachtmusik." The Markewitch followed, then Ravel's "Scheherazade." with Olga Averino as solo ist.

In a generation "Scheher- nim i.iiamijjiiaaa.aaiij in ji iii mim an ium azade" was composed in 1903 one enstein. heard here for the first has not had half a dozen opportu- time, were interesting largely by nities of hearing this suite fully reason of the moderately conven-performed in its original form. tlonal vocal part with piano ac-with orchestral background. Two companiments lavishly adorned of the songs figure frequently on wjtn unusual modern harmonic em- Marjoric Rambeau Dickie Moore WORLD PREMIERE the sensational Saturday Evenine Post Mystery Themost puzzling crime- thriller of them all! 4 I. A Coumbro Piclur.

with I MARY BRIAN (Hmt. DONALD COOK (IJZi) REGINALD DENNY JUT 1 1 i ti 1 and the nf and less, to the of i date and of iold Citv side (491 mie: and of CAST CR0 recital programs, deprived of half i their charm by the substitution of the definiteness of piano accompaniment for Ravel's intangible orchestration. Last night one reviewed the conviction that after "Daphnis et Chloe" and the piano suite "Gaspard a la Nuit," "Scheherazade" is the most felicitous of Ravel's works a product, like the other two mentioned, of a period in the composer's life when he was capable of sincerity and wrote music out of an impulse which today-he would consider naive. Miss Averino was not ideally chosen as soloist: she is an intelligent and an artistic vocalist, but "Scheherazade" requires of the singer ai abstraction from her immediate surroundings which Miss Averino's delivery of text and music did not suggest. "Scheherazade," I might add, will be repeated at the Boston orchestra's concert at the Academy of Music this evening.

Last evening's program concluded with Strauss' "Heldenleben." Ohzcunka's Recital Maria Olszewska, contralto of the Metropolitan Opera Company, received an ovation last night at and forty-one one-hundredths (80.41) feet northerly from the. corner formed by the intersection of the easterly side of coney Island Avenue 'with the northerly side ot Avenue running thence easterly parallel with Avenue and part of the distance through party wall nlnety-flve nnd sixteen one-hundredths ifJS.lO) feet to the easterly line of land now or formerly of Burgess: thence northerly alonn the easterly line of land now or formerly ol Bumess twenty and twenty-three one-hun. dredlhs (20 23. feet: thence westerly parallel with Avenue and alonj the northerly line of land now or formerly ol Burgess ninety-three and elsnhtv-flve one-hundredths .03.8.11 feet to the easterly side of Coney Island Avenue; thence southerly along- the easterly side of Coney Island Avenue twenty and thirty one-hun-rlredths .20.30. feet to the point or place of beginning.

Together with all the right, title and Interest of the mortanKor of. in and to the land ivlni within the bed of the street or avenue In front of and adjoining the said oremlses to the center line thereof. Dated. December 20. JAMES W.

FEELY. Referee. MAX 8ILVERSTEIN. Attorney for Plaintiffs. 305 Broadway, Manhattan.

New York Cilv. d2B 29 ta'i 3 9 12 1 sBtlPBlTMK COURT. KINGS t'OUNTY Fannie D'Addone. plaintiff. atrSlnst Amll-care Plntl and Jennie Pint), his wife, also known as Amllcare Pinto ana (Jiovanna Pi.ro.

and others, defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action, and beating data the 13th dav of December. 1U33. 1, the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, oy hiksek inu auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. No.

189 Montague Street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, tsounty of Kings. City nnd Btnte ot New York, on the 12th dav of January, 1934. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed bv said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklvn. Countv of Kings.

City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a eolnt on the southwesterly side or Carroll Street, distant three hundred and thirty-eight feet northwesterly from the westerly corner of Sixth Avenue end Carroll Street; running thence southwesterly, at right angles to Carroll Street, and part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred and Ave feet, seven and one-seventh inches, to the center line of the block: thence northwesterly along the said center lino of the block, twenty-one feet and one-fifth of an inch: thenee northeasterly at right angles to Carroll Street, and part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred and four feet, seven and one-seventh inches, to the southwesterly side of Carroll Street, and thence southeasterly, along the southwesterly side of Carroll Street, twentv-one feet, to the point or place of beginning. Subject to a first mortgage In the sum of five thousand ($5,000.00) dollars, and accrued interest. Subject to any state of facts an accurate survey of said premises would show. Dated. December 22.

1033. BENJAMIN GROUERQ. Releree. SATRIANO FANELLI. Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Office and Post Office address. No. 225 Lafayette Street. Borough of Man-hattan. New York d22-6t tu NEW YORK SUPRsCME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY THE BREVOORT SAVINGS BANK OP BROOKLYN, Plaintiff, asainst SOLOMON SPITZ, et Defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and- bearing date the 19th day of December, 1933. I. the undersigned, the Reteree, In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the hlehest bidder, by MORRIS PEPPER. Auctioneer, at the Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange.

189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn, County ol Kings, on the 19th day of January, 1934, nt 12 o'clock noon the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel ol land, with the Improvements thereon, fituate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn of the City of New York, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as lollows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Bushwick Avenue, distant thirty-nine feet, seven Inches northerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of Maujer Street with the westerly side of Bushwick Avenue: running thence westerly parullel with Maujer Street and part of the distance through a party wall, seventy-four feet, eight inches: thence northerly parallel with Bushwick Avenue, nineteen feet, seven inches; thence easterly parallel with Maujer Street and part of the distance throurh another partv wall seventy-four feet, eight Inches to the westerly side of Bushwick Avenue; thence southerly alone, the westerly side of Bushwick Avenue nineteen feet, seven inches to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and Interest of the said defendant of. In and to the street lying in front of and adjacent to the above described premises to center line thereof. Dated, December 22nd, 1933.

CYRIL J. REDMOND, Referee. McDERMOTT ill TURNER, Attorneys lor Plaintiff, 215 Montague Street, Brnok-lyn. New York. d29-at-ft SUPHEMsS COURT.

KINGS COUNTY Augusta B. Maclntyre. plaintiff, against Hose LublU et delendants. In pursuance of a Judgment ot lore-closure and snle duly made and entered In the action and bearing date the 13th dav of December. 1933, I.

the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction ic the highest bidder, by NATHAN W. LAMBERT, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 189 Montague Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County ol Kings, on the 8th day nf January, 1934. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed bv said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel ol land, situate, lying.

and being In the of Brooklyn, of the City of New York, county of Kings and state of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the easterly side of East 1st Street, distant 560 feet northerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the easterly side of East 1st Street with the northerly side of Avenue running thence easterly parallel with Avenue 100 feet; thence northerly parallel with East 1st Street 30 feet 6 Inches: theuco westerly parallel with Avenue 100 feet, part of the distance through garags party wall, built or intended to be built. 100 feet to the easterly side of East 1st Street, and thence southerly along the easterly side of East 1st Street 30 feet Inches to the nolnt or olace of beginning. Together with an oasement or right ol way In favor of the owner of the above-described premises over the most southerly 4 feet fi Inches of the premises adjoining on the north for the purpose of Ingress and egress for pleasure automobiles onlv to and from a garage built or Intended to bo built In the rear of the premises herelr described. Subject to an easement or right of wa In favor of the owner of the premises Immediately adjoining on north over th, most northerly 4 feet 6 Inches of the prem-lses herein described for the use and purpose of ingress and egress for pleasure automobiles to and from a garage built oi intended to be built In the rear of the premises arilntning on the north Dateo. December 18th, 1933 EDWARD T.

SHANNON. Referee ALFRED HOLMES, Plaintiffs Attorney 220 Broadwav Manhattan Rornneh N. City IB 22 28 Jn2 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY-South Brooklvn Savings Bank. vs.

Stirah Mario et Defendants. Pursuant to Judgment entered herein dated December 13th. 1933. 1 will sell at public auction bv James M. Power, Auctioneer, at Brooklvn Ilea! Estate Ex-chance.

189 Montague Street. Brooklvn. N. on January 0th. 1934.

at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises In Brooklvn. Comity of Kings, directed bv snld ludgment to he snld. on the southwesterly side of 80th Street distant 3H1 feet northwesterly from the northwesterly side of 14th Avenue, being 28 feet In wldln frent and rear by lot) feet in depth both sides. an1 fnllv described in Morlgs.g. Liber page 150 Together with all the right, title and Interest of the mnrleaeor of.

in and In the lend Ivlne In 8nth ttrreet. In front of ami odhicent to said nremisps to the fenipi line thereof Dated. December Kith. 1933. SAMUEL PlNtlERHUT Heleree.

ORR ft HRHNNAN. Plaintiffs Attorneys 18 Court Blreot. Brooklyn, Y. COURT. KtNGH COUNTY Pauline Kuehler, plaintiff, against Louisa Rosasco et delendants.

Pursuant to lodgment herein, dated August 22d. 1933. I will sell at public miction to the highest bidder, bv NATHANIEL SHUTER. auctioneer, at Brooklvn Real Exchange. 189 Montague Strept.

Brooklyn, New York City, on January 2:1, 1934. nt twelve noon, premises sltunte In the Borough of Brooklvn. New York Cttv. on the w-tst side nf East. 3d Street, the north side of which Is 20 fept smith of Avenue T.

being 190 feet deep on each side and 30 fee a trie front and rear, the lines running parallel to Avenue reference belnir made to slitri Judgment for mine complete description of said prom-iset Dated. Jsinunrv 2d, 1931 RICHARD E. WAftl. Reteree NORTH At PlalntilT Attorneys 32 Court Street. Brooklyn, New York Ia2-nt t'l Sl'PREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY -FlHtbiis) Savings Bank, nla Inl Iff. attains. Marion Estelle Brown et defendants In pursunnce of a lodgment of fore, closure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action and ben ring date the 15th day of December. 1933, 1, the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by JAMES M. POWER, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No.

189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, County of Kings, on the 9th dav of January. 1934. at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises in Brooklvn Kings County, directed by said ludgment to be sold, on the west side of Bedford Avenue, 100 feet south of Avenue 50 x100'. side lines parallel with Avenue rear line parallel with Bedford Avenue, and more fully described In the judgment, hereinabove mentioned, and In a mortgage recorded In Liber 5535 of Mortgages at Page 453, In the Kings Countv sReglster's office. Dated.

December 19, 1933. JOHN H. DONLAN. Referee. CORNER.

BELL. RUSMELL fz McNULTY Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post Office address. No. 43 Wlllougllbv Street.

Brooklyn, New York. dl9-6ttul SUPREME COURT. KINCiSOUNTY-The East New York Savings Bank, Plaintiff, against Jacob Rakofsky, also known as Jacob Hnkovsky, also known as Jacob Rudolph, et Defendants Notice of sale. Pursuant to Judgment ot foreclosure and snle entered herein, bearing date Dec. 15, 1933, I will sell at public auction, by James M.

Power, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchnnge, 189 Mont Street. Brooklyn, New York, on the 17tli day of January. 1934, at twelve o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and described In said Judgment as all that parcel of land in tho Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, lying to the east of a point on the south sldo of Eastern Parkway mow Pitkin Avenue), twenty 120) feet east of Fountuin Avenue, being twenty (20) feet front and rear by eighty-three IBJi feet In eguh.r depth and running through party walls on each side, the street number ot said premises being 2828 Pitkin Avenue, and more particularly described In mortgage recorded In liber 3 of mortgages page 3H3, In the Kings County Register's Olflce The premises will ue sold subject to covenants nnd restrictions of record set forth in the Judgment and to any state of facts which an accurate survey would show. Dated, December 22nd, 1033 PHILIP SKLIOMAN, Referee O.

PRED MIDDENDORF, Aftorney for Plaintiff, Office and P. O. Address, No. 32 Court Street, Brooklyn, New York. d29-29-J2-5-9-12-16 SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY Susie M. Wissman, plaintiff, against Mary Digherl and a. hers, defendants. Pursuant to Judgment made herein, dated the 18th day of December, 1933, I will sell at auction, by WILLIAM T. Mac-ROBERTS.

auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Uciil Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 24th day of January, 1934. premises in the Borough of Brooklyn, on tho easterly side of West Plfth Street, one hundred twenty-three feet four inches north of Avenue being a plot twenty-throe feet lour Inches in width front and rear by one hundred feet In depth on both sides, the rear line running parallel with West Fifth Street and the side lines running parallel with Avenue the northerly line running partly through a party wall. Together with an easement or right of way for ingress and egress of persons and pleasure automobiles in, to and over the northerly four feet of the premises adjoining on the south, and subject to a like easement over the southerly four feet of ihe above-described premises, said ense-meTit to extend easterly from tho easterly side of West Fifth street to the westerly line of tho garages erected or intended to be erected In the rear of said premises. Said premises being known as 2071 West Fifth street, and being more particularly described In Liber 7098 of Mortgages, page Dated, January 2.

1934 WALTER E. WARNER. Referee. HUTTON IIOLAHAN. Plaintiff's Attorneys.

No. 32 court Street, Brooklvn, New r.le.. Ja2-6t tu SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company, plaintiff, against Bigman Klein Realty Co et defendants. Action No.

2. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale' duly made and entered In the above entitled action and bearing date tne 18th day of December. 1933, the undersigned, the referee In said ludgment will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by FRED B. SNOW, auc-Moncer. at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange Salesroom.

189 Montague Street Borough ot Brooklvn. Countv or Kings, City of New York, on the 24th day of January, 1934, at twelve o'clock noon. he premises directed bv said ludgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that, certain lot. piece or parcel ol land with the buildings thereon prected, situate, lying and being in the Borough nf Brooklyn. Countv of Kings.

City and State of New York, bounded and describe.) as I.UIowl: Beginning nt a point on the northerli side of Rutland Road distant forty feet westerly Irani the corner formed bv the intersection of tho northerly side of Rutland Road with the westerly side of East 51st Street; running thence northerly paraliei with East 51st street and nart of the distance through a party wall eighty feet: thence westerly parallel with Rutland Road twenty feet: thence southerly parallel with Knst 51st Street and part of the distance through a party wall eighty feet to the northerly side of Rutland Road, nnd thence easterly along the northerly side of Rutland Road twenty feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated. New York. December 30, 1933 JOHN McELRAEVY. Referee.

DEAN KINU. BM1TH Si TAYLOR At-lornevs for Plaintiff. Office and ri d. dre.fs. No.

160 Brondwav. Borough of Ms.n- iiaiian my ot new York. J3-(Jt wf IN FO ECLOR SU PRE IECO RT KINGS COUNTY Central Hanover Bank Trust plaintiff, vs. Hartung et defendants. LARKIN.

RATHBONE fz PERRY, Puln-tilf's Attorneys, 70 Broadwav. N. Y. C. Pursuant to luniinient entered Dec.

27, 1933. I shall, sell at public auction, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Brooklyn, N. ot 12 o'clock noon on January 24. 1934, by MORRIS PEPPER, auctioneer, the premises directed to be sold, situated in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, beginning at a point on the northerly side of Ellery 125 ft, westerly from the northwesterly coiner of Ellery St. and Tomok'ns running thence northerly parallel with Tompkins Ave.

100 thence westerly parallel with Ellery St. 50 thence southerly parallel to Tompkins Ave. 100 ft. to the northerly side of Ellery thence easterly along the northerly fide of Ellery St. 50 feet to the point ot begin-mns Street No.

133-35 Ellei'V S- Mortgage recorded Kings Co. Register's Office, Liber 3122. Mr Dated. Brooklvn N. Y-.

Dec. 29, 1933. A. F. ROBERT FRIEDMAN.

R-leree. Ja3 5 10 12 17 19 NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Elizabeth Bahrcnburg, plaintiff, against Martha Holfman and Elizabeth Beck individually and as exccutriccs ol the last will and testament of Otlle BJorkwall, late of the Countv of New York, et defendants. Pursuant to Judgment entered herein, dated December 15th 1933. I will sell al public nuctlon. bv NATHANIEL SI1UTER at.

Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange. No IB9 Montague Street. Brooklvn. New York on January 12th. 1934.

at 1'2 o'clock noon! the mortgaged premises in the Borough ol Brooklvn. Cn.tntv of Kings, nirecteri bv snld ludement to be sold, oeing a plot ot sand situate at the corner formed hv the intersection of the northwesterly side Fifth Avenue nnd the soutuesterly sto. of 49th 8'reet. having a unlronn wldfti front and rear nl 211 'eet 2 Inches nnd a iinifot'ii (lentil on side nf 100 feel the interior line, n- iss.rallel with the street and the fronting 20 feel 2 inches on Fifth Avenue Dated, Brooklvn New York. Decembet 19th.

1933. HUGH A. McTERNAN, Referee DANIEL MeNAMAIt A plaintiffs Attorney. 322 Ninth street. Brooklyn.

New York d22 27 29 1.13 5 10 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY The Dune savings Hank of Brooklyn, plaintiff, against Bents. inln Construction Co. et defend.inls. Pursuant to ludgment ot foreclosure nnd snle entered in the above action 111 King County Clerk's nlllee. and lialed December 0.

10:1:1, I will sell at public nuctlon bv CHEWS Ai SHAPIRO, auctioneers, nt Brooklvn lte.il I sis.te Exchange 1HU Rtrret. Brooklyn. N. on January 19. 19.

at noon, the premise, ill said judgment dlreeled lo be sold lieluc, a nlot of ground, with Ihe limirovemcni I hereon, in Brooklvn Kings Countv New York, al. Ihe notl l.easterly corner of Ralph and Sillier Auuiiion. being Kid feet wide front ami rear l.v mo feet. In depth on each aide, the ciislerly line rillinlln. parallel with Hall.li Avenue and part of Ihe ills-lance through a i.s.rlv null, Ihe northerly line running parallel with Sutter Avenue-togelher wnh street rinhts; reference being made to said ludeinent or a more complete dt.scntitlon of premises.

Dated. December LOUIS J. r-AHTFI I ANO. Referee ARTHUR c. WEYMANN pla rf's Attorney, 9 DeKalb Avenue.

Brooklyn. 30 1a5 8 12 13 CORPORATION NOTICES NOTICE IS IfKKKHY GIVEN THAI TH. Hoard IMiiiute mid Aniinrlloimiciil st nieetlm; held on Friday Dei-ember 13. 1933 No adouied ihe nig ic-iilii. inns- Resolved.

That Ihe Hoard ol Estimate and An.iortlnj.ment of Citv of New York In iiurs.ii.uie uf (he r.rovlslons ol section 442 1.1 the Greer New Yo.k Uiailer ns emended it for public Inierest so lo do. proposes to rhanae the map nr plan nf Ihe Citv of New York bv changing the grades of Hubbard street from Gulder avenue to Banner nvenup. Borough of Brooklvn In accordance with a map hearing the signature of the Secretary of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment and' dated October 18, 1933. Resolved, That this Board consider the SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the President ot the Borough of Brooklyn at Room 21. Borough Hall.

Brooklyn, until 11 o'clock a.m on THURSDAY, II. Wti, 1. FOR FUHNISHINO AND DELIVERING 140.000 GALLONS GASOLINE. The time allowed for the delivery of tht gasoline and full performance of the con-trnet is until Juee 30th. 1934.

The amount of security required will be $3,000. Each bid must be accompanied by security deposit of $150 in cash or certified check payable to the ordpr of the Comptroller of the Citv of New York. 2. FOR FtlRNIRHINO AND DKI IVlni-NIO 8.575 TONS ANTHRACITE COAL. The time allowed for the delivery of the coal and the full performance nf the contract Is until December 31st, 1034, The nniount of security required will be 1135.000.

Each -bid must be accompanied by a security deposit of $1,750 In cash or certified check payable to tho order of the Comptroller of (he City of New York 3. FOR FttRNfSHTNO AND DELIVER. ING 250 TONS CANNEL COAL. The tlmo nllowed for the delivery of the coal and tho full performance of the contract will be December 31st. 1934.

The amount of security required will ba J2.000. Each must be accompanied bv security deposit of $100 In cash or certified cheek payable to the order of Comptroller nf the Citv of New York. 4. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVER. 1.000,000 GALLONS FUEL OIL.

The time allowed for the delivery of the) ell and the full performance of the contract is until December 31st. 1934. The amount of security required will ba 815.000. Each hid must he accompanied hr a security deposit of $750 in cash or certified cheek payable to the order of th Comptroller of the Citv 0f New York. 5.

FOR FURNfSHING AND DELIVER-INO 40.000 GALLONS FUEL OIL, HEAVY DOMESTIC NO 3. The time nllowed for the delivery of the ell nnd the full performance of the contract Is until December 31st. 1934, The amount of security required will ba 1100. Each bid must he accompanied hv a security deposit of $50 In cash or certified check payable to the order of the Comptroller of the Citv of New York. 8.

FOR. FURNISHING AND DELIVERING 20.000 GALLONS FURNACE OIL. The time allowed for the delivery of tha nil and the full performance of the contract is until December 31st. 1934. The amount of security required will $800.

Each bid must be accompanied bv a security deposit of $40 in cash or certified check psynhle to the order of tha Comptroller of the. Citv of New York. 7. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING 15.000 GALLONS KEROSENE. The time allowed for the delivery of the kerosene and the full performance of tha Is until December 31st.

1934. The amount of security required will (600. Each bid must he accompanied bv a security deposit of $30 in cash or certified cheek payable to the order of tha Oamptroller of the Citv of New York 8 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING 750 CASES TOILET PAPER. The time allowed tor the delivery of tha paper and full performance of the contract Is 80 consecutive calendar days. The amount ot security required will $1,000.

Each hid must be accompanied by a security deposit of $50 in cassh or certified cheek payable to the order ot the Comptroller of the Citv 0f New York. 0. FOR. FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR CLEAN. INO WINDOW GLASS IN VARIOU3 PUBLIC BUILDINGS Bidders win be required to state a price for each cleaning, nnd the bids will be compared and the contract awarded at a lupin sum tor Ihe entire contract.

The lime allowed for the performance of the work nnd full completion of the rontract is until Decemhcr 31st. 1934 The amount of security required will oa S8.000, Each bid must he accompanied hv a security deposit of $400 in cash or certified cheek payable to the order of tha Comptroller of the citv of New York. 10 FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR DISPOSAL OF EARTH. ROCK. ASHES AND OTHER MATERIALS FROM THE ASPHALT DUMP PLATFORM LOCATED WfTHIN THE CORPORATION YARD AT HAMILTON AVENUE AND GOWANUS CANAL, The time allowed for the performance of the work and completion of the contract until December 31st.

1934. The amount of security required will ba $10,000. Each bid must he accompanied by a security deposit nf $500 In cash or certified cheek payable to the order of th Comptroller of the Citv of New York. Bidders will be required to state a price per ton. gallon or other unit of measure, tocether with a total for the contract In each Instnnee.

Rids will be compared and 'he contract awarded nt lump or aggregate sum for each contrnct. Note Soles by manufacturer to th City of New York are not subject to the sa'ea tax Blank forms for Item No, 1 may be ob. tnlncd nt Room 21, Borough Hnll, and for the remainder at the Burenti of Pitblle Bo dings and Offices. 8th floor Municipal Building Brooklyn. peter A.

CAREY, President. arlnslrucllons lo Bidders next to last nape (I29-I0t osuh IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1018 OF the Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller of The City ot New York hereby gives public notice to all persons, owner of property, affected by the following assessments for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN-SECTION 20 3378 Paving, curbing, E. 27th St. 10 dentin rd. Affecting Blocks 6788 and 8790.

SECTIONS 22, 23 AND 25 4488. Laying sidewalks, whore neoes-sary on the south side of Avenue between E. 38th st. and 40th grading the sidewalk space, curbing and flagging I a nf Cyle fi' Ir0'" AveilU. i to a point 100 feet south ot Avenue seepage basins on the southwest corner tho southwest corner of Avenue and A'ocling Blocks 7339.

7742. 7.43. 8180 and 8500 hTH, Sbove. a.ss,,ssments were confirmed 2arcl ,0 on December 22, 193J and entered December 22. 1933.

in Asswmenla kept ot collections, and unless amount assessed for benefit on 'rP" sl'OH be paid oH or before March 23, loaa wh'eh tn on dv after the date or sauj t2 be rohec ed thereon at the ra of seven tier centum aircr tne date of entry as provided by 10,0 ktVi Ihe' are payable to tween the hours oi 9 a. in and 3 Sa'UrdayS 0 diio-iot-osufth PUBLIC NTOtCK IS HEItF.llYIVENTO he owner or owners of all houseVand lot? nt non o.iiee of the Board of As es.sois for exam. nation bv all tier. sous Intcrr-icri "eroiuli llrmiklvn. 4.10.1 curbing, Ragging etc 8- Iron.

Foster Itoao sogether with a of awards for cuiitrri w'in Assessments Block Va" nct Block viV Lot Lois'58 tc. 7.1th St. from Pitkin ii'i and 42.it" Ae' Blck. Shepherd Alfeenn, Blocks 438.Va'nd 4521 Utrecht Hoiirt A.Tt oiucks nsoa ana re affected assessments Sim'e nr ein' V'l the In wrlthii to nu 2300. Municipal Building.

Msnlialtnn. wllhli, thirv of Mils notice On nthec of Ihe Board ot Assessors Room "on. Municipal B.illdtn.r. Manhattan, there WlU 11 1111 1 1l it I a niir. in-mrp iiif ivoara dk np.irn and iestimon trerivprt in rfUPrrnr thereto Ditrrt.

Dec. iw RAYMOND J. O'SULLIVAN, Board Concert by the Boston Symphony Orthestra, Serge Koussewitsky con du ting, olga Aeinio, soprano, scloist. At Oiniratc Hnll last night. THK rHOOHAM Mo.irt E.ne slcine Nachtmiisik Markewilcll.

Introduction and Hvmn Hs.vel Scheherazade" Strauss Ein Heldenleben" the Town Hall, where she gave her first recital of the season. Mine, Olszewska's remarkable voice and temperament are well known to operagoers, notably as displayed in such roles as Ortrud, Brangacne and Klytcmnestra. in all of which she created something of a sensa- Hmi lact enaenn T.att riiohr. slip ain save free 'rein to voice and temperament. and they roused a large audience to a high degree of enthusiasm.

It must be confessed that the smaller confines of the Town Hall revealed some defects which are not apparent over the orchestra at the Metropolitan. There was occasional loss of quality when the singer's voice was heard at its fullest volume, and some lack of smoothness 'in the suave music of the Italian airs which made up the first group. These included Bononcini's "Deh piu a me non v'ascondete," Pergolesi's "Tre gl-orni son che Nina," Gordigiani's lo mio amore andato" and Giordani's "Caro mio ben." A Schubert group followed, comprising "Aufenthalt," superbly sung, "Der Tod und das Maedchen," likewise impressive in its dramatic intensity, "Die Post," and "Der Erl-koenig," of which the singer made a music-drama in miniature. A group of four songs by Franck bellishments. The last of this group.

"Schon blueht der Mohn, was in many respects the most effective. Hugo Wolf's "Neue Liebe" and "Citronenfalter" and Richard Strauss' "Ruhe, meine Seele" and "Schlagende Herzen" completed the printed list, to which the singer added many encores. Kurt Ruhr-seitz provided his usual distinguished piano accompaniments. R. E.

B. Julia Nessy, a soprano who is said fn have had numerous annr-nr- ances abroad, where she has been highlv praised as a coloratura so prano, made a deferred debut yes- terday afternoon at the Town Hall. Her recital, originally scheduled for the early Autumn, was postponed on account of illness. This may account for the bad vocal condition of the singer, who gave little evidence either of native gifts or acquired art. Mozart, Schumann, Rossini and Johann Strauss were the composers represented on her program, as well as arrangements of -folksongs of Mme.

Nessy's native Prague. R. E. B. "Full of thrills' SHOWS! I i OUMAN9KT MasTiai Ballerina City mMMMHi anaaaaia IN PERSON BUDDY HIS CALIFORNIA CAVALIERS with NIELA COODILII JCANNI, OOODNIK RAYMOND IRO MCK "SCKF WV" DOUGLAS Com.nX"rUlf IVC aaraaj nil EW HP STARTS TODAY FORECLOSURES bTt.

Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montasue Street, Brooklyn. New York, on the 10th day of januarv, 1934, at 12 o'clock noon the tnortRaiird premises directed by mid ludement to be sold and therein described as lollows: ALL that certain lot. plpce or parcel of land, situate, lying and beinfj in the Bor-ouzh of Brooklyn, County of Klnfts. City S'ate of New York, bounded and described ns follows: BEOIWilNQ at the corner formed by intersection of the northeasterly side Fiftv-ihird Street, with the southeast-prlv side of Tenth Avenue: running thence northeasterly alone; the southeasterly side of Tenth Avenue, one hundred flftv-aeven and 91100 (157.911 feet, more or less, to land formerly of the heirs of Deborah Mar tense: thence easterly alontr said land one hundred thirty-eight and 55100 (138.551 feet, more or to the northwesterly side of Fort Hamilton Parkway: thence southwesterly, alona the northwesterly side of Port Hamilton Parkway, one hundred and elghty-clfMt and S810C (188.88), more or less, the northeasterly side of Fifty-third Street, nnd thence northwesterly along northwesterly side of Fifty-third Scree one hundred and one and 88100 '101.

RBi feet, more or less, to the nlaee beginning Dated: December lfi, 1033. WILLIAM KOCH. Referpe. GRAY TOMLIN, attorneys for plaln-t IT, 32 Court Street. Brooklyn.

New York. dl9-6t tu 1 NEW YORK SUPREMK COURT, KINGS COUNTY 3am Goldman. Dlaintlff. against Flora Sandier and others, defendants. In rjursuance of a iudsment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered the above entitled action, and bearing the 1st day of July.

1933, I. the un-dersiEned, the referee in said 1udnment named, will sell at nubile auction to the hiKhest bidder, by DAVID DIAMOND, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-j chanRfi, 189 Montague Street, In the Bor-oiiKh of Brooklyn. County of Klnirs. City State of New York, on the 10th day! January. 1934, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel ol land, with the buildings and Improvements! thereon, situate.

Ivlne and beinfj In the Boroimh of Brooklyn. County of Klnss. and State of New York, bounded and described as lollows: Henlnnins at a point on the westerly ot Third Avenue, distant forty-nine feet and four (4) inches northerly i from the corner formed bv the intersection i the northerly side of Eihty-second i Street and the westerly side of Third Ave- i running thence westerly, parallel with EiRhty-second Street, and part of the distance ihro-jKh a party wall, one hundred (1001 feot; thence northerly parallel with Third Avenue, twenty (20) feet; thence easterly, parallel with Elcht y-sreoiid Street part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred (100) feet to the westerly sle ol Third Avenue; thence southerly alontr the westerly side of Third Avenue, twenty (201 feet to the point or place beginning. Together with all the rlRht, title and interest of the defendants, of, In and to Third Avenue, lyinu in front of and adjacent to said premises to the center line thereof Dated. December 13.

1933. CHARLES FIF1R. Referee. PHILLIPS Ac AVERY. Attorneys for Plaintiff, 41 Park Row, Manhattan.

New York City. tu 1 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY South Brooklyn Savincs and Loan Association, Plaintiff, against Ju.seph Locallo et delendants. Pursuant, to Judgment of foreclosure and sole, entered herein, dated November 28th, 1933, I will sr)l at public auction by NATHAN LAMBERT, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Lxchange. 189 Mon-tattue Street, Brooklyn, N.

on January 9th, 1934, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises in said Judgment directed to be sold b-lnK a plot of ground In the Borough of Brooklyn. New York City, known and designated as part of Lot No. 6 on Map cn tilled "Map of Property in the 8th Ward. CUv of Brooklyn, iate of neirr of John Wyckoff. decrased.

Ma 18.16. filed August. as Map No. 486. ir.d tiring on the Southerly Side of ifl'n beginning 100 feet East ot the KiishTly side of 7th Avenue, and oelng feet In width In front nnd rear by 100 ffct in depth on each side, sstd lino running parallel with 7th Avenue, anc! snld rear line running parallel with 18(h Blreot; reference being made to said Judgment for a more complete description of snld premises.

Dated, December JfHh, 1933. LOUIS ALD1NO. Referee. WHITFIELD C. COATFS, Attorney tnt Plaintiff, 44 Willoughhy Street.

Brooklyn, New York. 8IIPRKME COUKT. KINGS COUNTY OrorRe Kcl.rorder. plalntllT, aeainst Rose Lew defendants. Pursuant ludament enterrd herein nnd bearlni date the 2d dav of December, I.

the undersigned, referee in said luintnient named, will ietl at onblle hiic-tioti to the lilitnest hldder. bv JAMES A MfcANblY auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Kes.l I'sSHte Exchi.nye. lR'J Montanue Street. Hi-ooklyn. New York, on January I'l'th.

1 11:14. at 12 o'clock noon, the prem-s's In snld liidKinent dlreried to be sold iii'ln-st In the UtiroUKli of llrooklyn. Countv of Kintts. lorsiteri on Ji southerly sldo ot Avenue 100 rept east of Kenmore Pl.ice. lielsin a nlot 50 feet wide front and resir bv 100 feet In deuth on both Rides; reference, boiim made to the ludmnpiit for a more complete description of bald premises.

Dated, Drcember. 10fn. T. 1IRMKY MAHTUSCPf.I.O, Referee. BKN.IAM1N R.

LEINI I AHIlT, Attorney for i'lalntm, Brooklyn. N. York. d2B L'll Ja2 3 12 SUPREME COURT. KINOR COUNTY Charles J.

Kitler et against Oaspare Por.elll et ricTendunts. File No. 201C7 Notice of Sale In pursuance or a ludement of foreclosure and ssile duly inside and entered In the Rlinve-entMlcd action nnd beariiia dale tnt IHth dav or lieeemlier. I til" uiuler-slHiicd. the referee In snld ud'-iiiMlt nsHiied, will sell at nubile ailetlnti to Hie hlj'liet bidder, bv WAt.TKU II A tilielldiiccr.

at the Ilnioklvt. Heal KMale liselis.iiec. No I Hit Mull I n't lie Sticel ot Bnioklvn Cmilltv of up Ihe r.th dav of January at 'v si. the preiule dlreeled bv Mild to he sold and therein as that certain lot. niece or par'e! of land, with the hulldnijs and linprovemenla thereon erpcted.

situate, lyina nnd helim In the Ilnrouah of Brooklvn. Coun'v of Chv nd Slate of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beuinnlna at a point on the easterly side ol Coney Island Avenue, distant eighty ON THE SCREEN From "Vh ffiWxA "-1 'yt" i riWL Mightier! than KING KONG! jl See the weird battle of the dinosaufs! I iJiWillM III 4rw-if lib i jv i ROBT. ARMSTRONG' XY HELEN MACK flGfJ FIRST of THE NEW GIGANTIC 70 SINGING and DANCING In a brilliant Ktravcganza ARTISTS 7ft J3fi -u ffPrTA; aae aaraonai FIESTA' ALEXANDER FREDDIE BERRENS k': Maturing atl Me coiuaiaia hooctin music hi III A UUITUtv rrtmtaw NINA WHITNEY Direct tram KELLER SISTERS LYNCH Raa.a MILLS, KIRK A HOWARD OTHERS TODAY! ON THE SCREEN STAN Laurel lupin and ULiVfcK Hardy IN THEIR NEW FULL-LENGTH FEATURE aCftaMC OF THE DESERT" with CHARLEY CHASE i MtrO'Qoldwm-Mayer Picture FOKLCI.OSIK1.S riUI'RKME l.WIBT, KIN(iH COUNTY Dime 1 1 UmiKlvri, I'm Hits II. susinist I'nuiiiu- Hm-att, I)' lo Jiiil'iincRC ol Ifircrln ii.i. and 'in.

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st t. Rose Zlmmcrii.au. et Psirsii.int to Judgmrnt mutta herein, dated the 11th day of Deremoisr. V.m. I will tell at pubilo auction by 14.

W. Lain- 111 nl William S. Perlman, secretary. (C-318) d30-10t OSU.