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THE BUOOKLYX DAILW EAGLE. KEW YOKK. TUESDAY, MAHCH 21. 1022 4 A i com-ouvriox c-kpokatiox xoticks. xqticeh.

Xfu.1nr.ru 1 alS lirailHin tiuii of! llnr Iiiip dy bi-twm jlt Ktrpet himI atrret and along the Tesaie IK Condl.M, 1- Skiliman uy JnVh'il Irtsltrlct-ln the matter of thp appll- ThP Citv of rw TorK. relative lOipatHlK; wiin Frieda Ke1.nn.'i3. Williams bv y.n,f,riinu 14 Navy st tquirinff title, wlun vpp tlii twine dhs noi ui-hm uinmKii uunu in u. V-hrttofure acyuiied lor the cam purpose uardly Jon the tia its4M ith f-p to the lanJs, teiiiinentK anl hi-tdiiaments HirHinJ annuo to lite point ur ilac3 vl oe- th line to th- intcrtiou fth Viislraiifl avi'ijiie iin.l eiiiii iiR Bounded on the Lr A difiinnt 100 fi-et Wfaterlv from a. id tMrallel it III wesierly line of Nostrand avenue, tlie aaiil ilisimice being measured at rigid angles to Nostra nd avt iiue: on the soutli by a line mio i i ..,,,1 i n-ad: on the west bv a line midway between Hvinue and Loircra avenue, and on the nortii by a line midway bciwtuu riuriiui Btreet and LefftTls avenue.

The above-ePtitled affessmcnt aa enlrred the dv lit rein before; eiven An the Record Titles of Assessments knpt in the Bureau A ckiia-niAiil 4 i-n. in and unless the amount asaesscd for Ik iutU any person or property snail ue p-iiu before Mhjt 9. 1922. hb-h is sixty uays fr.ei- th- tHteor aa Hi en ry oi a ii taip 1 procevdinga acquire title to the prop-ntrrest will la; cilketed tbuw. at the tate I for extending i.t nrr ajinunl.

to he cal- ulnlca fim Kn dM.v after or on.rr 11 rtn'i' of pyinent. proviufd ty n-1101" PS of the C.reaUT Now York clinrtnr. Ik n.vnlile to tne locior of Asseimmrnts nri.1 Arrears at his office tlte Clfl'erniau RulMing, hullon stieoi, Hi-ook'vu. X. hetwten the hours of a.m.

and i p.m. and on Saturdays from a.m. to 1-' noon. Uatod. New Vork.

March CHARLKS CIIAJaJ. Coiiptroller. mhis-iot SEALED Bi DS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Board of Purchase of The City of New York, at Its Office. Room 320. Municipal BiiihUng.

Mauhhltau. from 9 a.m. to a.m.. on nil'RSHAY, MARCH S3. 182.

Borough nf Brnokb n. pn FURNISHING AND DELI RING ELECTRICAL MATERIAL TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND DEPARTMENTS OF PLANT AND STRUCTURES. AA'ATER ril P-PLY. GAS AND ELECTRICITY, AND PUBLIC WELFARE. Tho iim for tlie ucrformance of contracts la for the period ending June 30.

1922. The amount of acc.urity required is -thirty per cent, of thV contract anmmit awarded. No bid Pliaii be considered unbs it fa accompanied by a deposit. Such deposit shall be In an amount not less than one and one-half per tent, of the total amount of the bid. The bidder will state the price per unit, as called for in the schedules of quantities and prices, by which the bids will be tested.

The extensions must be made and footed up. -as the bids will be read from the total, and awards, if made, made to the lowest bidder on each item or clasa. aa stated in the schedules. Rids must be submitted In duplicate, each eopy In a tw parate envelope. No bid will he accepted unless this provisiou is complied KjK-cihVation rrferrorl to In the schedules mav be had upon application at Room 1100.

Municipal Building. Manhattan. Blank forms and further Information may be obtained at the ofl.ee of the Hoard of Purchase. 19th floor. Municipal 'J--that tan.

Board of Purchase: UROVKR A. AVUALEN. Commissioner of Plant and Structures. Chairman. JOHN F.

GILCHRIST. Commissioner of Licenses. JAMES A. HAMILTON. Commissioner of correction.

Instruction ladders, lamt rage. i mbll-1'it osu holidays NOTICE IS 1IERKBV tilVEN THAT THE Board of Estimate and Apportionment at itsiaB called for in the fchedules of quantities tpriulrtd for the pin-pose oi tending Malta street, from Loiyhiiic Hveuuv awnw. In iJoiv.gh of b.yok-lyn. City of New York. Notice is h.rtby given to all parties Interested in the a buve cut i tied pi otoeu inff as fo'tows: Klrrtt-That tho abova named Court, after ronsiderfns th' lestunony and proofs sub mitted on the trail or r.ie hw tMuni eeedings baa completed its estimate of the compl ication which" should be made by The tv of New York to the respective owners of the ral pioperty to be acquired in mis pro ceeding, and has uia.jc an ut'SMiitm value of the enem Hiivamia i pruveiuent to the renpeutlvu bwnera or (lie rent property within the area of asseHsment for twiiem Hxed hii-1 determined by the Hoar of and pportloniutiit thfi '1st dav of November.

HU. and that the tentative decree of aid Cowrt as to awards for damage and to assessment for beiiellt iittnt-J on the lMh iny of Kebnmry. W2. Iy I Hun rurell Hnnfili't. of ll Supreme I Court nimidlPK at the trial or the nbove en- i H1H with tii Cl.t-k iiio 'rmuitv or Kings on the sd dn.v of i March.

19:2, for tlio lnsjvctlon ol uomsocver iny conrfrn. Second That the "ld Court ha, asw-sscd ll the real property within the area of aasces-nieiit fixed and dewTlbcd a the ana of ftsaeaK. niei.t for bi'iirflt ly the Board of Haliniale and Apportioninent hv resolution adopted on the "let dav of November. P19. and the raid aren assessment includfe the of rel prop-inv and b'ing in the Borough of Broolslvn In The City of New ork.

nhich taken together are and defyribed na follows: Hounded on the north by thd line of Ijjrralne (Vienna) avenue, on tlie east bv a line Midway between Malta street and vlabama avenue, on the south by the northerly line of Wortman avenue, and on the west hv a line midway between Malta street Third Thai The City of Nrw Tork aim all i other parties Interested in sucn piwraiwi or in any of the real property affected thereby, havine anv obje.tion thereto, shall file Bueh objections In writing, duly verified, in the manner renulred bv law for the verification of pleading an action, setting forth the real prnpertv owned by the oMoetnr and hia post-olio" address, with the Clerk of the County nf Kings, on or bforr the lay of March, and within the wmfi time srve on the Corporation Counsel of The City of New Tork nt his office, fifth floor. No. 153 Plerrepont street. Borough of Prnoklyn, City of New York, a onpv of siieh verifled ohject ions. Fourth-That on the 27th day of March 192..

nt 10 o'clock In the forenoon, of that 1hv or as aeon thereafter as counsel can be heard. Ihe i onnsel or me i.h.v ui Tork will apply to the Honnrab'e rtusw-11 Heiu.llct. a Trial Term. 1'art V. of the So promo Court, to be held at the County Court-bouse in the llorough of Itrooklyn.

It? of New Turk, to f1 a time when suid justice will h'nr the psrtlea who ba-e filed objections to tentative decree. Hated Brooklyn. N. March J. 19.

P. O'BrtllSN. Cnrpnralion i ouusei. Oflico and postoffice aildreas. No.

1o Tierre-pont street. Borough or Brooklyn. N. (C-WW141 mhS.1.'t-nu&h PKAIiKD BIDS Wll.li HI' RECKIVKD BY the Board of Purchase of The City of New-York at Its 'fflce. Room Muiilclpal Building.

Manhattan, fiora 9 sum. to 10:30 a U1' TIH HSDW. MARCH 23. 1W. FOR FUP.NISHIVtl AND DELIA FRIV.

MII.K AND I'KKAM TO THE DKPA OF CORRECTION, 11 EAL 1 AND PCBEIC WEI-FAKE. The time for perfornm'ice of contracts is from April 1st. to April 31th. The amount of awurity required la lh rty ner cent of Die contract amount awnrded. No Idd pViall be eonrtlereo unless iw m-companitd bv a deposit.

Such deposit shall be in an amount not less than one and one-ha'f per cent, of the total amount of the bid. The bidder stale the price per unit, ns railed for In the schedules of quantities r-nrl prices, bv which the bids will be tested. The extensions must be made and footed up. aH the bids will be read from the total, and awards. If fnade.

made to the lowest bidder on each Hem or class, as stated in the schedules. Hitii must be submitted in ciwmmnie. wh ta No hid will be Pnpy senarat accepted unless this provision la complied with Speelflcatfoni referred to In the schedules mav had uion apnlicntion at Room lO'lv, Biiitdlrg. Manbattnn. Blank forms and fur'her ioformation may be obtained at the offieo of the Bnard of Purchase.

1 nth floor, Municipal Building. Manhattan. Board of Purchase? UROVKR A. AVHAT.EN'. Commissioner of Plant and Structures, Chairman JOHN F.

GILCHRIST. Corp miss inner Licenses; JAMES A. HAMILTON. Commissioner of Correction. inslructiona to uia.ier.

'-SI Ti.te hvioti mns WILL BE RECEIVED hv the Board of Purchase of The City of vr. VnrW fit ta nfftpp Hoom Fi2tl. Municipal Building, Manhattan, from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a on THURSDAY. MARCH '23.

1922. Borough of Hrokln. FOR FI' RN ISH I NG AND DELTVERTNG BOTANICAL AND AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES FOR THE DEPARTMENTS OF PARKS BROOKLYN AND PUBLIC AVLL-FA RE. The time for the performance of contracts is for the period ending June 1922. The amount of security required is thirty per cent, of the contract amount awarded.

No tii'i shall he considered unless It is accompanied by deposit. Much deposit shall be In an amount not less than one and one-half percent, of the total amount of the bid. The bidder will state the price per unit, as railed for hi the schedules of quun titled and prices, bv which the bids will be tested. The extensions must be made and footed up. ss the bids will be rend from the total, and award, if made, made to tho lowest bidder on each item or class, as stated in the schedules.

Bids must be Mibmitted In duplicate, each copy In a sv-pt'rate envelope. No bid will oe accepted unless mis provision i turn- ilert with Specifications referred to in the schedules mav be had upon application at Room 1U00, Municipal Building. Manhattan. BUnk forma nod further Information may obtained at the office of the Board of SSJ Municipal Bail Building, Manhattan, BOARD OF PVnCHASK: GHOA'EK A. AVHALEN.

Commisyioner of Plant and Structures. Chairman JOT1N F. GILCHRIST. Commissioner of Licenses; JAMES A. HAMILTON.

Commissioner of Correction. tTSee Instructions to Bidders, lust page. fCftlTi) mhl 1 -10t osutfth IN I'CnSCANCE OF SECTION 9H OF THR Greater New A'ork charter, the i "ompt roller of The City of New A'ork hereby gives public notice of the continuation hy the Supieme Court and the entering in the Bureau of Assessments a nil Am ars of Assessment a for OPENING AND AUCIR1NG TITLE to th-" following named avenues and hi the UUKOL'GM BROOKLYN: SECTIONS 1'-'. 1.A AND 1. OPENING AND ACCJCI UI NG TITLE to EAST NEW A'ORK VE.

from Canarsle ave. to Pitkin LEFFERTS from the westerly line of Ttka ave. to East New A'ork I'TR'A from Lefferta ave. to East New York and Li i 'i 1.N ROAD. Nostrand ave.

lo Canarsie April -t, and Feb. 7, entered March i. 1 hat the area of assessment in these proceed it ig determinefj in aceorlaece with tii-provisions of section 217 of the Greater New York charter us amended, and is ay fobows: That 2.. percent ol the cost ami expense or said wlinll ho, borne and paid hy The City of New York, and the remainder thereof ity the arias of assessment heretofore fixed, to wjt: 1. Itegi iminc nt a point on a line midway between LilTerts venue and SteOing street distant 1'" -ei westerly from the wfSierly line of and avenue, and r.ipning thence eastwardlv along the said line midway between l-tfferts avenue and Sterling street and along the prolongation of the said line to a point distant but feet westerly font the westerly line or Troy avenue, he said distance being measured at right angles lo Troy avr-nue; thenre northwardly and para 'lei with Troy avenue to the intersection wun a tine midway hetween Montgomery aki1-bont: street; thence eastwardly along the said line tindwav between Mor.omery street and Malbolie street to a point 10t) feet wester.v from the westerly line of Schenectady avtntie; thetve northwardly and paralM with avenue to the Intersection with a line mid war twen Carroll Htret and i "rown street: then- eastwanlly along the said line mid ay between and 'rown street to the intersection with a line distant Six't feet northwesterly trom and parallel with the northwesterly line of East New York ave- nue, the said distance r.cing nieasun ai i I'tcht nneies to Kast New York avenue; northeastwardly along the aaid line parallel (with East New A'ork avenue to the intersee-: tlon with a line midway between St.

John's plat-? and Iti'idn place: thence eastwardly along the said line midway lietwevn St. John's I piee and Lincoln pla-'e to the intersection with the of a Hoe ini'lway Ite-i twei-u Barrett st'iet and Saratoga avenue; tlicn-e southwardly along the said line mid-: whv between Barrett street and Saratoga i svuiie and along the prolongatlt'i of the j-aid lir." to tlie iniersectiou with tin prolongation of line distant Ml feet southeasicriy and i he southeasterly hue or t-rast nn of on or nf to In i 1 CALLS GERMAN STAFF HISTORY OF THE WAR "SAME OLD LIES" London Mail Attacks New Work of Six Temper of Modern Germany." (Special Correspondence of The E'aple.) London. March 6 A great Italian historian, pays the London Daily Mail, lias pointed out that the Germans poem entirely to have lout their critical faculty and has attributed to this their defeat In the war. The truth of his Judgment is Illustrated at every point by General Schwarte in the massive history of German operations and organization in the war which he is publishing and which is to bo completed in ten volumes. The first has just appeared Grosso Krcltr.

1914-1S1S; Dor Deutsche Landkricg," Vol. 1. Barth, Leipzig). It contains contributions from six high ofllcers of the former German General Staff and is evidently meant lo be a detailed, authoritative history. In reality these six officers, who claim to she "an entirely truthful representation of rvents," have falsified history.

Their work, for 1luit reasou. is of smalt value, but it is of great importance as Knowing the tone and temper of modern Germany and the habitual untruthfulness of her leading men. It reiterates charges which those who make them know to be false, which are disproved by the German documents, and which have been bo repeatedly exposed. Any lie is good enough for these generals and colonels. The war they ascribe to "the re venge Idea" in France, Ignoring the fact that Germany declared war, after preparing it, as the German diplo matic documents have revealed.

The Allies are impudently accused of ar ranging for the firing of the shot which killed the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, though it is admitted that the Austrian note to Serbia which caused the first collision was of "extraordinary sharpness." Sir Edward Grey, we are informed "on July 16, IJI4, had in his hands the draft of the note. It was Rold by treacherous officials to the British Ambassador in Vienna. So far as Russia was concerned, nothing that "hap pened In Vienna or Budapest could be kept secret from her." Stick at Aotliing. It is safe to say that this is entire ly false, but the modern German staff officer sticks at nothing. As for Belgium, we are informed: "She was not genuinely neutral; and there was for years before the war no doubt that she had concluded military conventions with France and Great Britain for the event of war.

fo far back as conferences took rlace between British and Belgian staff officers which had a theoretical character, but secured contact and a mutual understanding. Before 1912 these conversations led to a more decided result. They secured an, exchange of military secrets through which the Belgian command was deprived of all strategic freedom." This is grossly untrue; there were conservations in 1906 and 1911. but they led to nothing: and the Belgian army when it mobilized, with pathetic innocence, disposed a large part of its army to meet a landing by the British and an invasion by the French which was one of the causes of the fall of Liege. Nor was any subject considered in the discussions other than what action should he taken by Great Britain if Germany treacherously invaded Belgium, as she did.

There are further false charges against the luckless Belgians. The whole population is accused of "franc-tireur" tactics which, by the way, were permitted by the Hague Conventions when a country was invaded in this fashion, but which actually were nowhere carried out in Belgium. The civilians were blamed for the resistance offered by the Belgian troops. "The German forces crossing the frontier almost everywhere encountered obstacles snd barricades. They liad also to face the fiercest armed resistance on the part of the populace, which had been openly organized for this purpose with the utmost care.

The behavior of the people clearly showed that this 'franc-tireur" war had been thoroughly prepared beforehand. The land everywhere offered shelter to guerrilas; they fired from behind the innumerable thick hedges Intersecting the country, and from the thickets and woods. While the Belgian women invited thirsty German cavalry to drink in front of the inns, our men were mortally wounded by shots from the cellars." MARRIAGE LICENSES David Kaplan. IT. 408 Hopfclnson av Tetta Pi 1 vers "in, 22 7fi Hens! st Grambottista rerrandinn, Cheever pi Nunzeta Tarantino, 13 3S8 Huyt st Antonio Testa.

2. itd Central av. Madison, V. J. Nunzeta Monta.

24.. 2 Underbill av Louis Hlrsehson. 30... 133 Mb BV Sadya Iew. '2T Magnus K.

Sunitaard, Kmelle 'hribtiasen. 3i5j Bedford av 33 rt! Hnnry st 30.244 Bedford av llfifi Tacihc st Pacilie st 30 K. st George Mei U-an. 4' Apnea Callahan, 41 Buben Silver. Clara gr-hechicr.

27. Kenenth V. iott. 27.... Oenone Tlbson.

21.. Antonio Sibilin, 27 Anna Malerha, 24 Hilton Davis. 22 Anna Cluck. 21 Iomenieo Sorann. 31..

Glovanna Uomita, 24 Philip Karpovitz. OTtrude Srt' hr, 21.. 3Iorria Kail. Fann'e S-jhn'baum. Tlfao Mnss LT, 1 Sutter av Remsen st 57 Kemsen st lftS Bath av 2012 s.Mh fit 1441 Union st 1441 Union st 42 Henry st 204 4tli av 166 So.

2d st ..32 So. 1st et 1 i "ivrt st Covert st N. T. Meyer -3 jinj tianisuii 'i ave nldlo -ieier. j.i Sainurl Nalkin, t.

Pauline Kurta. Brown, 21 Josephine Warcin Sup 1. Mi -tow ska, Edward Mnon. MadonnU, It 3-Injba Kri-val, T.MUra Iv (Jiito, C. T.

tinte. C. I. 171 341h fit 2W 4Uth st 22S Norman ave 22? Norman ave 11-; 2d st Warren st 2 S. Vlh Ht vi 1 lie lit-; i-t Sfeliti pi Uh AVi'i'am Ui 'h i.

JCftn M. tTjn-irun 2 1 1 1 Kaffe-i llwrr'-tt Ui --'i-u- Ne.pc'itiPi st r.t si ti'Hh Ml, st Lexington ave st Mote Harrison. N. A. F'M'on st i.M-.

ID -ire 111 st Mass. .1 St V'-l -ater. Mas. audfor.l st it 'e a 5'. -Mil st ....117 Rapelye at 1 i'h st 1 av Dcvoc at CUti ntti.

a A.t'-1 Do: Anna H-Loiii- Si. llHIl Mi- ha. 1 I.o Pi in' Mhtn i Fulton st iMpi-ai. 1,. I.

a mio- 4th av Cae'tie si 1 :i.n s' Ch re S' Sl Ediih T' Wil'-H'li C- Li'b. Pi id. Heii 11. 1 -t-'h A i i 1 Minn.e Uk 4 i 1 aiiv '-eion or i.io..er;v hll (aid on or 1 h.h tho dtu of .1 mlrv nf tip RSrfMlllfni, m- en I- ulated r-oin ten davs after the date of entry to the i'ate of payment, a provided by -tions F.y and 4Jil of the Gi-ater New lark Charter. The above assessment 1s payab'e to the "ol-Vctor ol' Vssespmeitts and Arrears at his office In tne Cfferman Puilding.

Fulton street. tirnnuitn f-iMi i initit- ni h.iii. a p.m. and on hatuidays from 9 a.ni. to iooll.

ra xi i 1 1J s.lAh rr.hl3-m oatian M.Tiri.- 1H UKRKHV C1VKN THAT THE Hoard of KMilmat. and at Us 1 I1, lyiJl 1 x-n. irh. domed thp fnMowlna reso nt ion Wheteaa. The Hoard or ustimaie a no ai- (lf Tllft rilv rtf vcw York Is tho advisabilitv of Instituting of KAt tth street, from Foster avenue to at.a his avei.iie.

rxciuuinv pieil by the .1. Brcoklvn. Citv of New Aork: and Whereas. The Board of Estimate and Apportionment is rui horliecd and required at the time of the adoption of the resolution directing he institution of proceedings to acquire tllh to the real pruporty required for the foregoing improvement to fix and tfrmino upon an area or area of assessment for hencli for srtld proceedings R.oved. That the Board of Estimate and Ai'oortinjiment, in pursuance of the provisions of arctlon A73 of tin- Grenter New Aork Charter as amended, hereby gives notice that the proposed of assessment benefit in ihe proceedings Is aa follows: Bounded on the north by the southerly line of Foster avenue; on the east by a line midwav between East moth street and East inist street; on the south by the northerly line of Flatlftids avenue, and on the west by a line midway between ISusV-Vth street and East Bth street.

Resolved. That this Boa-d consider the prniiosoil area of assessment at a meeting of the Board to be held In The City of Nw A'ork, Borough of Manhattan, in the CPv Hall, on Friday. March 31. 1922. at o'clock a.m.

"ml tha nt C'e wine time mid place a public hearing thereon will then and there be had. Roolvd. That ih Secretory of this Hoard catir these resolutions and a notice to all persons alTeeted thereby to be published in the Citv Keconi and in tlie curnorsMon TipwFpapcrs for ten days, -exclusive of shin-da vs i umI holiday, jirior to Friday. Msrch 31. Dated.

New Vork. March 1. 1322. JOSllPH II A AG. Secretary.

Board of Estimate and Apportionment. Municipal Building. Telephone 4560 Worth. K-int su HEALED BIOS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Board of Purchase nf The City of New A'ork Ht rs office. Room T.26, Municipal Building, ManhiUUis.

from a.m. to 10:31) a.m., on JIIDAY. MARCH St. 1923. Borough of Brootiln.

FO FURNISHING AND DELTVERI NO BRONZE AND IRON CASTINGS TO THE DEPARTMENT OK AVATKR SUPPLY. GAS AN! ELECTRICITY The time of the performance of contract is hi rty consecutive calendar days afer the endorsement of the certificate of the i Comptro'ler. The amount of aecurlty required Is thirty I percent- of the contract amount awarded, Vo bid shall ha considered unless it is accompanied by a Such deposit shall be in an amount not less than one and one-hsT per rfiit. of tlie total amount of the bid. Tne Oiaaer will me prn-e Fr unit, and prices, ny wnicn ine mo win ue iicu.

Th extensions must be made and footed up. aa the bids will be rood from the total, and award, if made, made to the lowest bidder each item or cias. aa naiea in ma achedules. B'rts murt be atihmitted In triplicate, each copy In a separate envelope. No bid will be accipled unless this provision is compiled with.

Specifications referred to In the sebedulet mav be ha'' uoon npplieat ton at Room Municipal Building. Manhattan. Blank forma and further Information mav be ohtained at the office of the Board of Purchase, lyth floor. Municipal Building. Manhattan.

Board of Purchase: GRttVER A. AVHALEN. Commissioner of Plant and Structure. Chairman JOHN F. GILCHRIST.

Commissioner of censes; JAMES A. HAMILTON. CoininiKfioncr of Correction. yrep ItiHtruriiona to Bidders, lait pIO' (C-jinr'Ot Mfln autfe SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY tho Board of Purchase of The City of New A'ork. at Its office.

Room u2ti. Municipal Building, Manhattan, from 9 a.m. to 10:3" a.m., on TH MWCH. SO, oucIi tf lirmiklyn. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING DRY GOODS.

SHOES AND AVEAR1NG APPAREL TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE. The time for the performance of contracts is for the period ending June 1922. The amount of security reouired is thirty per cent, of the contract amount awarded No hid shall be oonsiderod unless it is accompanied by a deposit. Such deposit shall be in an amount not lew than one and per cent, uf the total amount of the bid. The bidder will state the price per unit, ws called for In the schedules of quantities and price, by which the bids will he tested.

The extensions must be marie and footed up. the bids will be read from the total, and awards, if made, made to the lowest bidder on each item or class, as siaieu in me schedules. Bids must be submitted In duplicate, each opy tn a separate nveIor. No bid vtp be accepted uulesa this provision is complied with. Specifications referred to in the schedules may be had upon application at Room 1100, Municipal BuHdlne.

Manhattan. Blank form a and further Information may be obtained at the office of the Board of Purchase, 19th floor, Municipal Building. Ma nhattan. Board of Purchase: GROVKR A. AVHALEN.

Commissioner of Plant and Structures, Chairman. JOHN F. GILCHRIST. Commissioner of Licenses. JAMES A' HAMILTON.

Commissioner of Correction. nrv TiKdriM-lton Bidders, Inst page. mhlS-lOt osu Sr holidays SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Park Board, nt the ollbe of the Depart-; ment of Parks, loth floor. Municipal Building, Manhnttan. until 2:20 p.m..

on Till RSDAY. MAHCH 23. 1922. Rorongh of Krooklyn. FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MATERIALS NECESSARY OR REQUIRED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE MAIN ROADWAY OF OCEAN PARKWAY.

BE-TAVEEN SEA BEEZE AVENUE AND THE CONEY ISLAND CONCOURSE. BOROUGH OK BROOKLYN. COMPRISING REGULATING AND GRADING, CONSTRICTION OF SHEET ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON CON-C ETE FO ND A TION. RAIN CON-STRUCTTON. CATCH BASIN CONSTRUCTION.

CURB CONSTRUCTION. WALK CONSTRUCTION. TOGETHER WITH ALL AA'ORK INCIDENTAL THERETO. The amount of security required Tea Thousand Dollars $10. tut).

The time allowed to complete the work will be twcnly-live (25) consecutive working days. certified ehoek or cash in the sum of Hve Hundred Dollars (500 muht accompany bid. Blnnk forms and other Information mav be ohtained at the office of the Dcrnrtment of Parks, Borough of Brooklyn, Litchfield Mansion. Prospect Park AVest and 6th street. Prospect Park.

Brooklyn. The bids will be compared and the contract awarded at a lumn or aggregate sum. FRANCIS D. GALLATIN. Pres'dent; JO N.

HARM A N. OS EP P. EN-V ESST. A I ERT C. EN I NG ER.

THOMAS R. McGlNLEY. Commissioners of rHwiree Inst ruction- In BhUIrr, lnt page. (C-3924) mhl1-10t osu A- holidays NKAV YORK SUPREME COURT, SECOND Jmlleial District III the matter of the application of The citv of New York, relative to aeoiiirirs title, wherever the has not been heivtoforo acquired for the mine purpose in fee to tlie lands, tenements and htredita-mrmVrequired for the purpose of opening and exter.dlng WEST 21ST STREET, from the wu J' 1 ho niMii hirhwaier wise Itevond ti highwater line in cie -msi Ward Borough of Brookiy.i. city 01 acw ora.

Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested in tha above-entitled proceeding as fol- 'First That the altove-named court, after con-adering the testimony and proofs submitted i on the trial of the Hhove-entiuea proeeetiinp. has compieieu nn. M.i,iri, should be made by Ihe ity or ew York to tne reapeciivu nr.r inopertv to be acquired In this proceeding and has made an assessment of the value of the Iwmelit and advantage of the Improvement to the respective owners of the real property within the area of assessnn-tf. for benefit as fixed and determined by t- r.ard of Estimate H.i,l Apportionment on the sth day of June. 1-ilH and that the tentative decree of said Bwmd for damage and as to as sessment for benefit was signed on the Sth day of March, by Hon.

Stephen Callaghan. jstce of the 'H'remeCoui presiding at tP lrlHl of the above-entitled proceeding, and was filed with the lerK or ine ui immki on the nth dv of Marco. ior me inspection of whomsoever it may concern. second-That the aw id court has assessed all he real propertv within he a rea of assessment tlved ami described as the area of assessment for benefit by the Board of Estimate mid upoi-tionment by rfsolutiou adoptetl on the 6th dav of June. 119.

and the sAild aiva of Hsseaameut imlu.Us the parcels or real nrop-rrtv situate and being in the Borough of Piuoklvn. in the City of New York, which telo "together, are bounded and described as 0Regiiining at a oo'nt on the northerly Hue of h-urr ivfiiue litre it Is intersected by a line midway between AVai- hoot- venue I -M-l sireot i Mid line m'dwav between a rehouse nr Mm Mtiid line to a nolnt diant i'eet northern- from the northerly line of Neptune avenue; thence eastwardly and lwar9 i -j tvt nort hetl from a nd par- uii'-iii. a rl JZtUm lth the prolongation nue. to the intersection with the prolongation a line midway hetweep AM-at Ulst tu an atreet; thence southwardly alon the West -Oth kt. to I in I to Marin ForHna.

MMi.iel If Mnrsira. 33 Lottie Williams. S. Harry Tureen. Dor fa Shapiro.

Frederick Blades. 3... Edna Skotte. 21; Mariano Lfgelo. 31 ntotnietta Distrfi.no, John Wrnt, A'i area ret Kut H.

.431 .4.12 1 .432 Nicholas Bakapmtl fi2.S W. ISMh s. Mhtn 2 21 Pirl nt 6i? 14ih avp K.M Rt X. T. Joftcpb Turfu'o.

Catherine Seal' Hurry PHUtlur sl.pt for. Prt'rl Hindu. L'v A nna O'iel. Drtrlch Fumli. 1.

Al.ipa Pitcrwno Jaonb Sptnlf. ItHi Rorpis av" FH. nl I'uml'pi'lanJ ft J69 Stofkh'ilm Pt 48 NnM st Hivhigion p(. Vhin 21! fnion a' Militrrd Hoffman. Hurry S.

firepiilHrc. 1M Moln Vdn 1 1 ii 1 1 tfi. Bteman IH.I.-V V. 1'7. Knist K.

FiK'h. Era Harwv, Chariot McAulcy. VC Marie 17 Monroo T'aiirr. L'4 T.ena KinkolstHn. "I Caasm rrli, 2270 TStti TTIli ,11 Niflinl hvp rirvrlmitl 3t.

Homlo-k 2.M1 Atlantic af I-exinirton hvp 127 VutrMin nve .128 E. Mhtn 244 T-nriiner st 77 uvf Atlantic hvp 4V. FrnV'trfiit Ht I'Hriftf Ht W2 n'Ihoii st HHmilton hv in tat. Mhtn rbr'oiUer ivf R17 Kenmnre pi tVJPton. V.

Shephrnl nve 1 R(hI--v st AVA-rkoff ave i'vp Trratn ave W11. Tj. I. BrHHfnrtl Ht Airline Valc-rio, Edward lifnarn, I'l 1 horeRa M.i ato. IS William t'onipK.

inula Tinai-li. Henry CJoMhpre, HM1y liiitliofT rtr-N-rt trfpn. Marior'e Wintate. Frank While. Olive John Antoinette Pe'llnrrr Hprry Si-hwnrtz, vs rutin i olien.

"4 Dwvi.I (Jpttijrh 20 B.ty Holt lien. Harry 22 ,122 Bpdfortl ave r.niTna Jfnnttv. "1 147 Albany ave Nathan Weinatein 23 Montgomery at. Mhtn Wicksman. 22-1 I-inroln ave 7J Gates ave 7 Oitea ave ....12 Flathunh ave ....1116 nabifh a-e at Kth st 2" Poinprs fit 1ir.

Liberty ve ..14 Walnut nl. R. T. 176 Souh 4th nt eve 2R7 lfth Ft llj pr.KM'b W'th fit (Cith Charles Miller. V4 Pearl pels Flood.

IP Anna Nanato. it Ox'ar l.lnrlman. I'l KHen Klakvfst. "2 John I)Pl Peace. Anna l-ontana.

1,.... JFamurl HpeivRrk. 22.... Mella I ftllrn. 27 William IMi'Mul'rn, Slarv Qninn.

Harry Kahan, 2.1 Miina ram. 24 Mait Katlaraky. 2," Alria rwllnakv. "I ..709 Willoiiglibv av E. ir.2J at.

Mhtn Irving Kkolinch 23.. t.nsaie rVhulklnrl. 1 f'rystal nt lttoenso Montague. 26. SI Woodhtill at ,....210 foiumtHa at Srho'pp fit 2J6 SldCg st I.afuyrtte av ..416 I.HfMypite av Hnrsn fit Vft3 rilfton pi R.VJ Mion av av 104 Starr st 104 Si a IT 167 Sumner av DeKalb av 9 JliirhMin av Hvwnrd at VuIhmUI ft 1(C in ham av 1JK Stagst ft RoeWIng st 110 av Kiegpl at l.fl Johnson 1W Christopher av Christopher av Chester at Itorkawav av SOTi So.

3d Ft 28 lperdlp st lth st 4th ev Brnus, N. V. 1410 7 1st st 14 b'VlVt' fit .741 Lafayette nve 741 Lafa vette ave 134 Chester fit 157 lilake ave Anna Oapntn, 21 Antonnlo Messina, 34 Maria l.upo. 2t Jacob Thissen 37 Maurlc F.onf. 2D Samuel Rlauvell, 2S Edith Putnam.

Lester Sherwood. Hollahan. 3.1 Tony Pursino. 24 Marie Schreier. David Kirpphbaiim, 21....

Jene Si-linenfe'd, 22 Joel Solomon. t.ottje tlordon, IS Harry Klein. 2:1 Sarah t'nger. 27 Vita Vprme, 2H Hpnp'lPtla GiiKorla, Sain Itunkin. 27 Lena Mpyprson, 2a Paul Moutalhano.

2u Anna Itupfo. IS TvOilis Siuienoff, Yetta Karachnilfky. Alpx Aronoff. 2-" Jennie Urodat. 21 ttroxs.

24 Rose Hatkas. 17 Mlchele Fiorillo. 1 Amalla Fiorello. Franppwco (ilnrdami. 2fi.

(Hulla Palnilerl. 20. Pasnuale Srlilavono. 22 Taterlna ClPalti. Nathan EpMeln.

30 Keheeea Bekker, 27... Sam 43 Eva llulpern, CS TFGATj xoticfr. fil'PRKMB COl'RT. KINGS COFN'TT-Sfgmund HoaenlKiiim, plaintiff, against Charles O'Connor HenneHPy. as trustee in bankruptcy fnr William Lurt sh ru-n indlviiiually and for the Tav Lien Co.

of York. Realty He-df-mption Cntnpany of N' York, William i'-ustgarten The People of the. State of New York. Henry K. Gabriel and The Rudolph WalMuh Co.

defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and aHle. duly ma.jp and entered In the a hove i tied a i on mid beari date on he 23d dav of November. l2l. 1.

the un.lerpigne.1, i-pfme In said judgment named, will sell at public auction at the Peal I'M ate Salesroom, at 1W Montague street In the County of Kinpa. Borough of Brooklyn. Clt" and State of New York, on the Etth day of March. at 12 o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph I'. Day.

auctioneer, the pniiiiws directed by aald judg ment to be Hold, and tnercin aescnoeu aa follows: t-w deccription: Section S. lilock 2241. Lot 5. Old dffiription: Ward li. Block 10.

Ward No. 35. Location: Ma ivy avenue, easterly between Lorimer and Middietou at rents. Aweaaed to A. L.

Prichnrd. Said real property being known as and bv street No. 397 Mar. avenue. Borough of Brooklyn, county of Kings.

City and State of New York, b'inff in Stctfon 8. Block 2241, on the Land Map of the City of New York, Count of Kingn. The amount of the lien or claim to be sot-Htled In accordance with the aforementioned Iudament is th aum of with Interest from NovemhT 23d, together with the coats and disbursements, amounting to J10 37 and K-f nree's fees ami advertising bills. Subject to outstanding Tax Lien No. 35.

diited October IMh. lflO. in the sum of $714 with Interest from Octoiwr i'n, iviv. aa provided for in fiuid Transfer of Tax Liens. Subject aleo to a ieese affei-tlng Bald prem-lea dated April 24th.

recorded April 26th, 1512. In Liher 33: of Conveyances at page In Kings County. Subject also to unpaid real estate taxes for the period from to date, (n an amount approximating StMLM, with Interest and penalties. Subject also to unpaid water rents for the period from 1312 to date, in an amount approximating $65.16 with interest and penalties. Subject also to any state of facts an accurate survey may show.

WXLTER YWKAl ER. Referee. Kornbloeh Mutter, attorneys for plaintiff, lf-4 Nassau street, Manhattan, New York cpy. TH PKOPLK OF TUB STATE OF NKW YOKK. bv the grnee of God free and independent To Attorney General of the State of New York; Frank V.

Kelly. Public Administrator of the County of Kings, and to all the heirs at law and next of kin of Lucy AV. Brown, deceased, whose names ar.d parte of whose names, and plaee or places of residence are unknown, and cannot be ascertained with due diligence, and if any of them be dead, to any and all unknown persons who may be the husband or wife, heirs at law. tifxt of kin. legatees, executor, a'dministratora or successors In interest of such deceased hirs at law or next nf kin.

all of names and parts of whose nnmea nnd place or places of residence and postoffice addresses are unknown and cannot be asrfrtatncd with due dilip'ii' e. Send greeting: TnKPnh Revdel who resides at No. 22 Manor avenue. Borough of Queens. 'ity of New I.

i nao preweinco a pi'imoii praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writfnir. bearing date the flrpt day of February. Iftl'i. relating to real and personal property, he duly proved as the lat will and testament of MTV W. BROWN, latelv.

residing at No. 1 S9 Guernsey street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York. Now, therefore, you and each of you a if herpbv citd to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records. In tne County of Kings, on the day of April.

at ten o'clock in tho furenoon, why auch decree should not be made. In testimony whereof, ha vn caused the t-ca I of our said Surrogates Court to be li-reunto affixed. AVitnrpp, linn. tieorge Albert (Seal) AVinyate. Surrogate it our said county.

Ht the Borough of Brooklyn, in ilv said county, tlie Oth diy of March. 1S22. 'UN H. McCOOKY. rierk of the Surrogate's Court.

Hunter J.aek. At torney for l'etltioiier. No. 4u Court sireet. Brooklyn, N.

Y. tu THE PEOPLE 'F THE STATE tF NEW Yoi bv th- grace of God fre atvi lnrt pen-lenf -'-To John A rfl if living and If dead his v. ifc. next of kin and heirs at-la w. wlm-p jiam-s- aii-J of whoso names are ur.UnouM.

and ciniiot. after diligent inquiry and to the heirs-at-hiw ami het of kin of Marpdreta fcf. Anilerson. also known as Sofia A ndcifron, whoe HHitRH are piH' shience are unknown nii.i cannot, after diligent inquiry, be ascor tained by the petitioner herein, and Attorney General ol tne Maie New A'ork. Send Ft-.

AVhereas. Frank Kelly. Public v.imli.iMraior of King. ounty, wun an omce Court street, Brooklyn Borough. New A'oik Citv.

hos presenb-d a petition pmilng for a decree that a certain instrument in writing beaiinc date the day of July. to rewl and personal property, be du'y prove.i hs tlie btst ill and of MtGARETA S. ANDERSON, also known WfiKHSOV, lately residing at No 7IS( Fortv-third street, tue noroiiKn or jirooKiyn. Citv uf New A oik. Now, theierore.

ou ana each of vou wre hnreby cited to show cause our Court of Ihe County (lf Kg to be held nt the Hall of Records. in (h)1 of King--, on the 27th day nt iu at ipn o'clock ill the fort noon. sn-'h tiet-n should not be made. in ttsiimoiiv whereof, we na' rtut-M the sf-l of our paid Surrogate's Court to hereunto affiled. WitiiChs, Hon.

orp: A'ln Wingate. Stirrf.gdte iSial'i of or sasd County, at the Borough of MrookLwi. in tlie said ''ounty the 17th dav fif Fehrnarv. JOHN Ch-jk of the Surrogate's Court. f.l-'t-tu iH.ite.ii, ivkn rtiAv i ICE nl of 1 a ti' it i ton hge.

liii'iry tro.i. n. if, t-ti th 011 on li' ilcain. tiay of Juy. 19.1.

and 'iidiiia ireisnt 1 msUnt anv eliin because of i Ii ibin.aee. injuiy ur tb-all; intut (- )ieir In i bef Roo rt Ii. Honey E-q c.nninis-ih.ner. et his office. v.

of Matihattah. City Nr lu' Th lLth dav uf A iji i 1 at 2e u.m in tht fuitnouj ui t.t. faulted. JAMES M. POAVFTt.

1 1'riifd Rt.aUa MaraJal. Eaatcrn Diwriet of f.cw ioik. J10-141 tu Vi lackson rt i "JJ It I Ifct. onion AP I (J them "cstwai.lly luie of the Atlant to the intersection with "a line diHiam 1::) feet froiii and pai-alkl the westerly lino West i-t the aaid diaiHiuic being mcasuitd at ar.glea to We.t 21st strri thence no: along the auid line paralh-t wilh West 2lst the Intrrscctou with tlie stiiitin-iiy linn ui Surf avenue; tiicnte northwardly in a straight lin" to i ho point or place of ginning. Third Thai The Cltv of New York and all Whr lwirtirs interested In s.Kh pnx-eedniRs or any or tlie rval pmperty alTccted threu, 'having any objction3 thereto, shall file sm in writing, dulv vi-ri ttd.

in the man- fUin by law fr tlie veritication .1 fnrl It I hi Cel OitH of the Cuu.uy n. on or before the day of April. V--, and within the same time arrve on (he Corporation Counsel of The City of New Vol at hi oftVe, Kloor. Nu. Plerrepont stitset.

Komugh of Lrxikl rity of Vork, a copy such verukd objtetions. I'ourin I nl on toe xtn day of April. 1P22. ot)K in folenool, uf UlHt iUy or ai ti thei-eafler aa i-ounsol tan be heard, the Coriioratton Counsel of The ity of New A'ork win apply to tlie itunoraoie Mepncn Laiiagiian. fix a time when said Justice will hear th parties who have tlkd objections to said ten-Uitlve decree.

Dated. Brooklyn. V. March 13, JOHN P. O'HRIKN, Corporation Co'insel.

Otllce and Poat Office- Addrecs. No. Pierre-jront street, liorodgh of Brooklyn. City of New York. fC SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Board of Purchase of The City of New A'ork at (t Office, Room Municipal Building, Manhattan.

fum 9 a.m. to a.m., on THURSDAY, MARCH. Horn ii of It rook ly FOR FU 11 IS! iiNG AND DELI VEPJNC1 INCANDESCENT LAMPS To THE DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY. GAS AND EI.ECTRH 1TA. The time for the performance of contracts is within 9 days from date of award.

Tlie amount of security required is No bid shall be considered unless it is accompanied by a deposit. Such deiwslt shall be in an not less than $1,209. The bidder wi 1 state the price per unit, a called for In the schedules of qUHHtities and prh es, by which tho bid uil! be tested. Tim extensions mut't be made and footed up, n- the bids will he read from the total, and awards. If nimle.

made to the lowest hidden on nidi item or class, at stated In Lha schedules. Bids; must be submitted in duplicate, each copy in a separate envelope. No bid will bo accepted unless thij provision is compiled with. Specifications referred to In the schedules may Im hail upon cppliciitloii at Room 1 9llf, Municipal Building. Manhattan.

Blank fonni and further information may be obtained nt the olhVe of the Hoard of Purchase, unit Hour, Municipal Uuikliiitf. Manhattan. Board of Purchase: ROVER A- WltALEN, Commiss'oner of limit and Structures, CiiHirinan. JOHN F. GILCHRIST.

Commissioner of I JAMES A. HAMILTON-, Commissioner of Correction. lmt ructions to Bidders. Int nge. rC-40 mllK-int-osit NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the matter of the application of The City of New A'ork, rotative to acquiring title, wherever the aamo has not been heretofore acquired for tho same purpose In fee. to the lands, tenements and hereditaments roo; ui red for the purpose of opening and extending SHERIDAN AVENUE, from a line about w) feet south of Duniont avenne to the northwesterly mean high water line of Spring Creek. In the Bor-outrh of Brooklyn, City of New A'ork. Noice is hereby given that an application will made to the Supreme Court of tha State of New A'ork, Second Judicial District, nt a Special Term of said Court to be held for the hearing of motions. In the County Court House.

In the County of Kings. In tho Borough of Brooklvn. City of New A'o-k. o-i the 4th day of April. 1P23, at the openlne of the Court on that dny.

or as soon thereafter p.s counsel can he heard thereon, to havd Oe oompensation which should justly be made to the respective owners of tho real property proposed to be acquired for sudi improvement ascertained and determined by the Supreme Court without a jury, and to have the cost of said improvement asssil hv the said Supreme Court as hereinafter set lortn, tn accomplice wnn me, resolution 01 the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. The nature and extent of the improvement hereby intended Is the acquisition of title In fee by The City of New York, ir the use of the puhllc, to all the lands and premises, with tho buildings thereon and the appurtenances thereto belonging, te-quired for the opening and extending of Sheridan avenue, from a line about 00 feet south of Duniont avenue to the northwester-Iv hich water line of Spring Creek, in tha Borough of Brooklyn, City of New A'ork. Tlie real prooert v. title to whih nm-posed to be acouired. Is more particularly bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at c.

point on the wrat side of Sheridan distant t) It. south of tlu south line of Dumont avenue; thence eas'er-ly at right angles to the west Hue nf Sheridan avenue SO feet thence southerly deflecting flo to the right fet; thence easterly deflecting 90- to the left SO fert; ther.ee southerly deflecting to the iiht 21 feet: thence s-ut ienMt-rlv rieP-tl'ii? IS- 4V 42" to the Kft W'. 2 feet; thnva westerly deflecting K'4- 0s' c.S tn the riytu 2ft. feet; thence westerly deflecting 2 2 20" to the left 2i.l7 feet; thence northwesterly deflecting 2' 34" to the right 21, st feet; thence northwesterly deflecting IV iU' 24 to the right 2L 0 feet hence nort h-westerly deflecting 3' 3.V 04" to the 2'VIO feet; thence westerly deflecting 2 oik" to the left 20.2't feet; thence northwesterly deflecting 2 4ft' 1:1" to the right 17. -'t Teet; theiiee northwesterly deflecting 19' 01" to the right feet; thence northerly deflecting h' 42" to the rignt 43.7.'t feet to the south line of Fairfield avenue; thence northerly deflecting 11 IS' to the right 101.9 feet to the nor'h Rite of Faii-fleld avenue; thence northerly Ofc.O feet to the point Of beginning.

The rea I propert atfected by the above proceedings Is located In blocks N6s. 4 4fit, 447, 44S9. 4490. 4-M1. 4T.1J, 4MH.

45.r.2A, 4T.K9A. 4T.84 4.AMB, 4XS4C, 4.r.S4D. 4fih. In acctioll 1,4 Of the Kings County Iand Map. Sheridn avenue was laid out on the Town Survey Commissioners' Map.

tiled in 1ST I and amended by a map adopted by the Bon'-d of Estimate and Apportionment June 26, mil, approved hy the Mayor, July 10, 1914. and rl ed In the Register's oihee of Klng.i County. January 15, 1915. The Board of Estimate a nd Apnortfn't-nieut, by a resolution adopted on the lth day of Ft bruaiy, determined that the whole cost a nd expense of the proceeding shs'l be assessed iinni 1he p-oterty deemed to be benefited thereby, and that the ar(a of asst'ssmut lor t- m.it in this proceeding be lived and determined as follows: Beginning at a point on tho southerly line of Dumont avenue, where It is interseeted by a line midway between Sheridan avenue iilid Grant avenue, as these streets are laid out where they adjoin Dumont avenue, and running thence sout hwardty a long the said line midway between SherhHn avenue I Grant avenue to the intersection with a line midway -bet ween 'oxine avenue and Fairfield avenue; thence eastwardly along thi said line midway between CoJne avenue and Falrlield avenne to he intersect inn with a Hue midway between Grant avenue and Ehlerts lane: thence southwardly along the, said line midway between Grant avenue and Ehlerts lane to the intersection with the prolongation of a line midway between Sheridan avenue ami ForbeM avenue, as these streets are laid out south of A'andftMa avenue; thence southwardly along the said line midway liotween Sheridan avenue and Forbell avenue and along the prolongation of the said line to the intersection with a line mldwuy between Stnnington street and Harrington "street thence wetwardly along the said line midway hetween Stoningtoii street and Harrington street, and along the prolongation of the said Hue to he Inter-st-etion with the easterly pierhead and bulkhead Hue of Spring 'reek Basin thence northwardly westwardly along the easterly and northerly pierhead and bulkhead lines of Spring Creek Basin to the intersection with the prolongation of a line midwav between Railroad avenue a nd Hemlock street; thence northwardly the said line midway between Railroad a venue and Hemlock street, and along the prolongation of the said line to the intersection with a Pne mldw ay betw een CoJ'ie av enue nil-Fairfield avenue; thence eastwardly ale-y the said line midway between Coxtne av-nue and Fairtehl avniie to the intersecting with a line midway between Sheridan avenue along the said line midway between Shu-dan avenue and Lincoln avenue to the Intersection with the southerly line of Dumont avenue; thence eastwardly along the southerly line of Dumont avenue to tho point or place of beginning. Dated, Brooklyn.

New A'ork. March CO, 192LV JHN P. Corporation Counsel. Ottiee and Post Cither Address. 1S3 Plerrepont Street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New A'ork.

(C-39SR nihCQ-lPt osu holidays coiNTY COURT. KINGS CO NTT-Ma rv plaintiff, against Johw D. Stover and others, defendants tn piw-anee of a ludgment of foreclosure and sale dulv made and entered In the above entitled action, nd bearing date the th day of February. 19-'-. 1, the undersigned, the referee In said judgment named, will sell at puoftc auction to the highest bidder, by William P.

Rae. auctioneer, nt the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 19 Montague street, in tlie Borough of Brooklyn, Comity of Kings, on the L'M day of March. at twelve o'clo- noon the premises directed by said judgment to he sold, and therein describe a follow: that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with the building and improvements thereon erected, sliuate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, citv and State of New A'ork, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Flushing avrmie, distant nineteen il9( feet westerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the southerly line of Flushing nv nue with the westerly line of avenue, ru'inins theiv westerly stong poutherly side of Flushing avenue twentv Mi feel; thence southerly nt riEht angles to ushing avenue eJphty-tl r--e i.S:) feet eisht and three-duartt iS in Iks; thence easterly on a bne at right angles Carlton arenua twenty feet four and three-quarter i4 inches: theme northerly at riaht angles to Flushing avenue seventy-nine G9 i-et seven (71 inches to ine point or p'ace or oeginning.

rel.iiu.rv -'Sth joilN J. BARRY. Referee. (ehard A. Plaintiffs attorney.

rulton st, Brookljn. N. Sol Kutllnr. 4S4 Suttir flve tt; 41 Waikhm ave IJatrriitn. N.

ITS l.ymh st i4 iivf 04 Sheflk'M vc .114 S8ii Mtitr. 176 Cr8iH Ht Ilnrry J'pnrsHll iS. Maiy roll is, Bcii.lHiinn I'tihHii. SHdir ratt(ri, 22 John HaUKliton, oin pi will 11 Inzprillu. si Walton ft Kosa Fonlaiia, 24 ITS Tliroop ftve LiouRlicrt 2 Kiornf i 'allaliun.

iiimtpf 37 Millie Mnifa. Tony Mafig'o, 2S .56 W. -4tti Kt. lou'ass pt st. Mlitn rrMliani nve 2M 4titli Ft Lsbnu' it oniMPtiu Mipo, j'J.

Ah. 21 Jinny Tall 21 Antnni.i Auth-ri. 23... T1'7 Now rtrerht hvp rihuiir-na Faraci. 17 1 7 SO 1 1 ii pi Paul Venf imlelta.

24. Kn'i'kerlnn'knr I'liMinr MwtMro. 1S.1S avtr Nirhplaa AntoifMti, Metropolitan nve Anna Vat-en ft 2'i Sam 8tpln. 2t. Rvb iioldherK.

T9 Liiar-himo Marino, 2fl Mirhrlius. Bonurn, 21.. LouU Tlofcii-hi's, 2 Minnie Andersen, 24,.. Vnnvln Riil.u "fi .144 North fcth st Porter aw 3 "Porter ave Maivy hvp. 4s Marcy av; L.

23S ROth st 1ft Irtth et 37 Hth Rt 228 4th ave .531 Flushing ave Itidrewood. L. Mvrtle ave 140 Power fit 221 Fnion at ITumbo'dt st .247 Humlioldt st ,....112 ave Km I'iirlJil in Senaatiann KentlH, 21.... JennlB Troni hlta. 1 j.

Va)tner. 27 Rnsrt Kiwdn. VlHor lamia. 22 A iiidia tiioi 22 Thom.is Sicti 24 li.rnjonm Fprmro. Morris Gmff, 24 Heln Unok, 19 Fitro Menna.

....112 Fnion ave 45 Withers st .1 SO Withers st P2 Ludlow fit Kofdua 2 Samupl (hpn. 2K. Lena Oertman. 3'3 Punmnt av Vii tor Ma-lMnaM. 21 Helen Warrell, 17 Ml lie KeMer.

Anna Spies. 4l Jtfo-riw 3rt Sylvfn 25 Jose Key. 3" K'orriitlna Garcia. PpiiupI S'aymaker. 3i Miun'e pearRH'l, 28 Vm.

ZirjrlPr. 31 Kinma Werner, 2fl Gerald Hobinaon. AnnHbHIe 23.... Isidore Lnvine. 23 Anna Fox.

20 GiHheppe 20 Mary Fanaro. 25 Nathan 1'berman. 31 Clara Pheffer. 2G Trenton. N.

J. r.o park av stagsr st 2v StAKg eil 2(52 Put'edfre it Kosciusko fit 7 President st 30 Hamilton av .,.15. range, N. .1. 1S7 Sheridan av pi Mvrt'e av 341 Pearl fit Heading.

Mass. WH'ow st 1B72 Park pi 16S7 Park pi r6 Main st Fnion st 3KS Alabama av 452 Lori-aine av RJI Melier av IC. Mefker av fi( HerKPl st Hopliinsnn av Myrtle av Myrtle av Monroe ft. Man. f)nf Flushing nv Flu-liing hv Ill George st PaiiHle Pieeea no.

22. no g' i 22 Philip Olaraeh. "1 17hp Cohen, 20 Isidore Hilverstrin. 2- Hertba Kataer, 24. Anthony luiraute.

21 Angelina T'arlata, Giuaepp Maaeiello. 2S. 1 ranees l'aule. 24 WILLS FILED Name and address. Ami.

of est. Bart Cnnroy. V8 Decatur st Jjfi.dno l.everne W. Southwick. 1i4 Hancock St.

Psiult. llS l'rosptct av Jnenli Cadus Olsen. st Adelaide S. Kranklln. 270 Monroe st.

1 Susnn Eva ailers. 51s Decatur st Julia Zuuktr, 15S Pruspeut Park West ji.000 xoticks. TUB OF TUB OK NKW Tork. bv tlie groe of OikI free and Independent To Campbell, Klorence IHsmuuJ. il-lium Hesmond.

Haroid IM smi.nd. Ti motby JlHigHiHt Shechan, May Cofbn. Culherine St. I.awifn.e, Kmma l.oulsa St. Joseph Home lor H.ind and 8t.

Vincent De Paul Society. Send greeting: Whereas, James v.iitoM mi No. 117 St. -lohn's place. in the Borough of ttrooklyn.

City of New York. has present il nis aecouui ws MARY II. CAM Pi: dn eased, latey residing at No. 117 St. John's l.ae.

In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, city and or New York, and a petition praying that his account mav he Judicially setlle i. Now. therefore, vou and ach of you are cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the Countv of Kings, to be hold at the Hall of Hecords in tho County of Kings, on the 12th dav of April. 19-'-', at ten o'clo In the forenoon, why such settlement ebuuid nut bi had.

In letftiBionv vhereof. we have caused the seal' of our said surrogate's Court to be hereunto atlixed Witness. Hon. George Inert Wingat. Sur-(L.

rogate of our said county, at the Borough of Brook yn. in the sold Countv, the 11th dny of Mon h. JOHN H. MeCtKUCY. Clerll of the SunogiUe's Court, mhlt-tl tu UMSuN a HUBBARD Ci RPOK ATION, doing business under the tirm name of Btih'h.

Price A Fulton and Smith street roo 1 York, to Mrs. I ra Allen. Mrs. M. Anderson.

Mm K. Asip. Mrs. Bond. Mm I.

Borilissler. Mrs. V. F. Braimed.

Mrs. W. M. Brownell, Mrs. W.

J. Brennan. Jirs. M. Brewster.

Mrs. Charles A Butler. Jjjr. ,1 F. Carmine.

rs. S. Carroll. Collins. Mr.

K. F. rounolly Miss Beatrii Crane. Misa M. I'urren, Mm.

F. A. Daly. Mm Beatrice De Hoiihoir. Mrs.

AV. Derring, Miss M. Fiannery. Mrs. F.

C. Frishiit, Mrs. A. T. Gibson.

Mi. K- rover. estate of Mr. F.rn"st us tiultek, administratrix; Mrs. A.

Copley. Mrs. Charles M. Minman, Mr. C.

W. Hutehlnnon, Mrs. C. lKaacson. Mrs.

T. B. Jefferson. Mr. Thomas Kearney.

Miss Slay Kerna. Miss A. Kurtzman. Mrs. Frank McCormlek.

Mrs. M. McDonald, estate of Mrs. Jamea McGurry, Mm V. J.

Mnhon, Mrs. Traverse R. a fie id rs. A Morse. ra.

R. O'Connor, Mrs. Mary K. Provost, Miss Purdv. Mrs.

Ron- K. Schaufele. Mrs. If. H.

Terwilleper, Mrs. C. K. Walker. Mr.

Ward, Mrs. C. K. Weil. Mrs.

L. M. WHtMnknrn. Mrs. Karle Villiam.

Jlrs. ISdltn Ulinams: Aou are hereby IT, UDon for the payment of hi the rNpired. after Jre 'L11'' given you. this company will a'ndfTs stewed byyou i7b.r;H xarehouse. to lie sold at public aurtion at'i'orrtlnR to the stalute In suh cases maJe and provirttd.

at its wnrhoaae. cornPr Kin-ton and Smith atrsets. Hrooklyn. Now ork. on tlie SOth day if March.

1S52. at 10 clock in the forenoon of wii.l day. and will he continued on f-ach Thursday of every week thereafter until. all of said coeds are sold. HITBBAKD CO.

By Darwin ,1. MeserulP, Attorney. 14-2t til CORPORATION NOTICIM. PCBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO all persons claiming to have been injured by the Blading of the following-named streets, and the approaches to the same, to present their claims in writing to the Boord of As-sissors, Boom Municipal Building. Man-Italian, N.

on or before Tuesday, April 11, lliL', at 11 a.m., at which place and time the said Board of Assessors will receive evidence and testimony of the HHture and extent of such injury. Claimants are requested to make their claim for damages upon the blank form prepared by the Board of Assessors, copies of whb may be obtained upoti application at the above office Ilonr-gh of WraoMyn. fi7n New L'tiecht ave. from 63d st. to S'dh st.

Sfith st. from Stillwell ave. to Gravesend ave. K794 9th ft. rrom t-oioniai ru to narrows ave.

6S4rt Howard ave. from Eastern pkwy. to Pitkin ave. lit Ii ave. from Ocean pUwy, to Conev island a e.

hvp. from st. to T'Uh south aide of 44th st. between ave. and 3d south side of 7-d st.

from 4th ave. to 135 feet easterly north side of 7.1d st. from 4th ave. to 10 feet eas'erty; east side of Franklin ave. bet ween Montgomery st.

and Sullivan st. -j ctica a v. from Kings Highway to the Long island Railroad. A MH.1 Columbia at. from Hamilton ave.

to Signoumey st. Hooper at. from AVythc av. to 125 feet easterly. Liberty st.

Plaza at Brooklyn Bridge. Nostrand ave. from Eastern pkwy. to Empire blvd. Ocean ave.

from AA oodruff ave. to Dorehester rd. th st. from Sth ave. to 2-3 feet westerly.

Sflth Ft. from 2d five, to Si ave. Warehouse ave. from Neptune ave. to Mermaid ave.

VILLIM C. ORMOND. ANDItEAV T. Sl'LLIVAN, MACniCE SIMMONS. Board of Assessors.

March 14, fC-S927 mh 1 t-t tutlt PCBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO the owner or owners of hou-es and lots, improved and uul.nproved land-; aiTecte.l therein-, tht the folio itig proposed assess nents and awards have be-n couiplett.d and are lodged Die on" ice. of the Board of Assessors for exaiuination bv all ptrsons interesaed. llorough of Brooklyn. Regulatioe. grading, cuibing.

fliiKging and taivmc in SIst Iroiil ltli ave. a e. st from -th a ve. to -nth trom th st. to st of Blocks and Hiitl fi t.

Nfi 6iS7. tL'v. 6.7. and Reitulating. prad'ng.

ciirbirg end pa v- -na si, 10 id fert and in okimbia tioiu nanen m. to feet south. Afftctlng partd of Blocks tic and filt. 6774. Paving, curbing and hVggnic ni La-fatette from Flatbush ave.

to Fulton at. Affecting parts of Bio- ks to i'MJ. Basins 011 the m.rt sfde of Pt. about f'-et west of 4th ave. Bnd about ai- r--; "7 41 tue io e-1: ass'-sst lent or a war 1s and who re ppoed to t'le same, or IT'i-U'Sted to petSint their iwm, Ohti us iii 'ig to lor.

or Ar. soi s. Room Municipal liu i.nng. iiantiat- tati. on or tn-to-e 1 nes.lay.

April ix. at i ii, ii tfr-in iin.i ulec tile said nb- jectons wiil le li. aid au-l bstin.ony ceivtd ill rt-iertlivt: inert 'o. WH.1J AM CR ND. liP'--V T.

SULLIVAN. MAURICE SIMMONS. Boar of tc 3k; mhlS-lOt-o to It of I i aie Affw- ting a.l of Llocks meeting held on Friday. March 3. 1922 (Oal.

No 1341. aoopteil tne lonowmg i iomo. AVhereas. The Board of Estimate md Apportionment of The City of New A'ork Is considering the advisability nf Instituting proceed I to acquire title to the real prnu-ertv required for the open in" and o-tordln! of Rmv 50th street from Will well avenue to Harwa'v avenue, sub.lict to the r'ghts. If any, of the' Coney Island and Oraveaeml Pnllway Company, in tho Borough or Brooklyn.

City of New York; and AS'oreaK. Tlie IVsrd of Estimate and Apportionment If authorized and required at. the time of the adoption of the resolution directing the institution of proceedings to acquire title to the real property required for the foregoing Improvement to fix and determine i an area or areas of assessment for benefit for anid proceeding. Resolved. That the Board of Estimate and Apportb nment, in pursuance of the provisions of -section 973 of the Greater New Vork Chfirter ns amended, hereby given notice that the nroposed area of assessment for benefit in these proceedings is as follows: Beginning at a nolnt on the westerly line nf Rtniw-nll avenne midway between Bay 411 th street ard Be atret and nine- thence raatwarrlly along a line at right iir-iit in mfiinpll avenue to a point distant i tin frti.i easier iron i easier! sine; narallel with Still v.rnup to with the pro- tongation of a lino distant 100 D-et south- eps'er'v from Hnnpf.rare with tue sou oiisierl line fit nay am s- nw street is laid out where it adjoins fitllhvell avenue, the aa'd distance lelug measured at right angles to Bay ROth streot thei.

joothws' wnrdly along the snld line jmraliel with Bav f.Oth street and along the prolongs t'ona of the said line to the Intersection with the north easterly tine of iPirway avenue: thence south west rfcht angles to Hai whv venue to a point distant 100 feet southwesterly Hs rout west side; thence rnrh westvnrdly and naral'e' with' Harwav awn tie to the iiitcrn-ction with line narai'el with Bay T-i'tb sl-et aa b'id out adjoining Stillwell avenue and pasflng through the point of beginning: thence northeastwardly along the aaid line parallel with Bay Mth street to the point or place of hegl.niin;,'. Resolved. Thit thin Board consider the proposed area of assessment at a meeting of the Board to be held in The City of New Vork, Borough of Manhattun. In he City Hall on Friday. March SI.

Ifl'J, at o'clock a.m. atid tba at the a'ime time end place a public hearing thereon 'will then and there be had. Resolved. That the Secretary of this Board oh use iiese resol 1 1 ons and a ot i ee to all persons affected thereby to be published in the Citv Record and in the corporation newspapers for ten days, exclusive of Sun-da va ard legal holidays, prior to Friday, M.irch SI. Dated, Nrw A'ork.

March IS. 1922. JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary. BoaixJ of Estimate and Apportionment. Municipal Building.

Telephone 45C0 Worth. IS-lOt 9U ft IN PCRSCANC OF HBCTIOX 9M OF THE Greati New York Charter, the Comptroller of The Cttv of New York hereby gives public notice of 'the confirmation by the Supreme Court and the entering in the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of As-sissment for OPENING and ACQUIRING TITLE to the following named streets in the Borough of Brooklyn: SECTION'S 20 AND 23. OPF.VING and ACQUIRING TTTLK to KIN'W HIGHWAY from Ocean Parkway to Fiatuish aviiuie; A A' fciN I g. from the westerly line of East 12th street to Kincs High-wa'v KiST 12TH STREET, from Avenue to "Kings Highway: DEL MERE PLACE, from venue to Kings Highway; AKXI. (i from 4he westerly line of Fast 2iith street to Kings Highway; EAST MTU STREET, fro in A ven ue to i rigs Highway; kut STREET, from Avenue to Kings Highway, and EAST KTH STREET, from Avenue to Kings Highway.

Confirmed Junuarv Ifth, 1VJ2; enteren wh, rea of assessment includes a'l tlKtse lands, tenements and and premises situate and being in the Borough of P. rook lyn, in be City of New York, hich. taken to-geiher, aiv" bounded and described as follows, lieginning at a point on the easterly line of Ocen Parkwav. distant 30 fept northerly from the southerly line of Kings Highway, the said distance being measured at right angles to King Highwav. and running thence eastwardly and hUmv distant oW fett northerly fro-n and parallel with the southerly line of Kirgs Highwav.

to the intersection with a Pne mifi a bet ween Ha st teet a nd Oeean avenue: thence iiorthwarily aong tht said line midwav between East K'th street and Ocean avenui 'lp the Intersection with tiie prolongation of a line distant WW feet northerly from and parallel with the northerly line Kins. Highwav as this sivet th laid out be-t wet 11 Keninore place and Elmorw place, the said distance measured at riifht angles to Kings Highwav; thence eastwattlly and always distant iOo" feet northerly from and parallel with the northerly line of Kii-rs Highway to a point diMant 840 feet northerly from the souther-lv line of Kings Highwny aa this street is laid out between Di la mere plain and Mans field place, the said distance being measutea 1 at right angles to Kings Highway: thence eaitwprdiv Hnd alwavs distant 610 feet north- trB from' and parallel with the pou'heiiy line; of Kings Highwav and tht iHolongi.tton thereof as laid out in the scot Ion immediately adjoin- Qf the Auntie Ocean, and including what-inc F.ast y4th street on the to the in- 1 righti Hnd interest the owners of the tersectlnn with a line midway between New inHV nave by grant or other- York avenue sod East sireei: northwardly along the said line miciway oe-twecn New York avenue and East street to the Intersection with the prolongation of a line r'fwtant northerly from and larallel with the northerly line of Kings Highwav, hs this street is laid out where it aduvtii. East Mth street on the east, the ma a nee heme measure" hi 1 Kins Hiffhwav: thence eastwardly and always distant isW feet northerly from and parallel with the northerl line of Kins ingnway hiiu the prolongation thereof, to the intersection with the wester' line of Flathush avenue; tbenc southwardly along the westerly line of Flat bush avenue to the intersection with the piolongHtion of a line distant o0 feet south-erlv from snd parallel with the southerly line of 'Kings ahwav as this strem is laid out where ii adjoins Flathush avenue, the said heina measured at right angles to vs distant feet southerly froni and par ailel with the southerly tine of Kings High Vew Y.Vk avenue as laid out westerly from HrI1i'e. the aaid distance being mess-is (0 Kast New York av- way as this street if laia our miwet-n I im.e iiioeei west a rd 1 a long the sid line parallel with East New York reinie and point distant feet south rly frttoi the irv line tif Sutter avenue, ine saiu 'hmi being measured at right angle tu Sutter avenue- tl nc-. westwardlv and parallel with aveti'ie to the with the prolongation of a line distant pm feet south aM-eriv fron: and paiallel with the suit heasterly Pne of Rutland road, as street Is laid ent Itetweu East 9Mh street and Rcrnsrn a vi nue.

th- s.ii.l distanct being measured at right amr-s lo Riit'and road; south-weiwardly aloig the sa'd line with road and the prolongation-? of the sard Pne to th-- intersection with a line distant bit souiherlv from ati-l pUHilel with the tin" of Rutland ro-ol. aa th.s reet is lal.l OUl westerly V'" iid me Iteing ineasiircii at liEiu Hiiei-n the jntersi etion tl! a lin- ni;" Trov avenue and East -J-in sireei: no thwardly a ot.g th, sad -ne a.Miw a Ftoy aveiiut- ano Mifi t-'i eti-ti i I'm SHdway between Jl.dwood tnet a.id Hll- cirr.ut ni.it Klatbush avenue and the prolongations thereof, to the intersection with a hue midwav letween East street and Fast street as these strpets arc laid out north of Flatlands avenue: thence southwardly along the said line midwav between East stieet mid Eaht 3fith sti-eet and along the prolongation of the said Hue to the iliteiac c-tton with the prolongation of a line distant ftmt aou'her'v from and parallel with the ii rlv of Kings Highway, as this street i laid but where It adjoin? Fast street on the west. Ha said distance heina measured at right antjles to Kings lUgnway: thence wetwrdly and always distant iio feet sonth-erlv from H'ld parallel with the southerly line ifl thr r. oi inie 1 41.., f.t (Irenn lO lie i i po n'ema I eeord in tt Xlie lieeorii Titles of Assessments kept in the Bureau ar.J unlew the aiuount for benefl, i'w L. I.

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