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tared Coop mayroad, East Rockaway, was hostess instit local COURT of the United States for the} sau County, New York, on October . 4tomembers of Nu Omicron Si be today by local au- |masterm District of New York. In the} 1997, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the

members thorities in the latest effort to solve matter of rrED Rorser. morigaged premises therein directed to besorority last night, when vexing traffic tie-ups that have it hereby given that a petition} sold with the improvements thereon, lo-

VC has been filed in said Court by Pred Ros» sated the Village of Preeport in. saidwere made for a Labor day OutiD® been multip! in that area in ter, in said District, duly deciared bank- County and" designated as ob) numbers

motor to Lake Ronkonkoma. recent years village board, rupt, under the Act of Congress relating to a 112 titled. "Mbrum-kw“ present were Miss at a 4,351.1 meeting "Jim ”3. Kathi-32g approved July: 1,. 1806, for a flog-l»; I‘ll, Retater:"Section "1, Free-- and certificate thereof from RY. R 1926 BmithNancy Pearson, Miss Catherine|ernoon, voted three to one to ac- ah his debls and other 'slaims provable! and" Matcomson.Inc.C.R. Freeport. L.

garet Keenan, cept the recommendation made by his estate, under said act. and that 1", and filed in the of the Clerk of°. Miss Madeline Capparelli, Miss|Police Chief James H. Ricker. i aPukeb'sComdmouse mo of init County on Aprt 6) 196 under: Als

{, Irma Unverzagt, Miss Marie Glea-| Ricker, in a letter to the board, Brovkiyn: in said District is'masigned for pointonthe southwerterlysideofBedellson and Miss Jane Carson. suggested that the parallel park- the hearing of the same, 'when and where Street, distant southerly and southeasterly

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the southerly side of Carman Street;Miss Keenan will entertain the|streets of the village, and is said otBedellStreeton aturvebearinglo theclub next Wednesday night at her |to have reduced traffic snarls to left having a radius of 160 feet, and being

home on Flint road, East Rocka-|a considerable extent. “Menard-Y's: sat eatain

way. The plan was opposed by Trus- Sova, HRA" & distance “121g {3:5 laeatwénrweer tee J. Geer, who asserted " degrems minutes weet, ud~

soRroRrItTy MEETS that It was not in the best in- LING an.befengalis"o" COU son Channel: thence. northwesteriy along

Miss Phyllis Bleger of Ambrose terests of the taxpayers. Mr. PURSUANT TG Jubomtiet Or rome therignt'having a radiusof 300Toot 'a

- ales; Baldwin, entertained the|Geer said he was not interested andanyeniered' i winsell"g, Pup| Gittance of 79.58 feet: thence morth 88 de-

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shoppersto th stores. Ferotk inmeforencon:the premizes with -_ Ablskrt'se i Referees.May, Helen McGowan, Anne Mc- Carl Mirschel pointed # mprotements thereon, aftuated: ln the ---ann"> Dorothy Mueller,mm out that the diagonal parking sys- Era-“m":l‘nifgfl Enuun"¥“§;f"y“u§f NoticeofSale

Raynor, Elleen and Reilly mm “it"? Bumpnudd‘N-u maP miltied "MapNo. 4, MayofPropery | (OUNTY Court _ Nassau count?.wRiddell, Anne he. ts aay. wh any MC Ts ew =nnu 1;Lymbrogh Tm";4 a!”l-uhodk‘ llAAlc R. ”Rs-”111?!{lama "mg;

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ENTERTAIN AT LIDO The Ladies Aid society of Holy preimitesarelocated'on the southerly aide of August, 1897. 1, the, undersigned, theMrs. Alexander T. Hussey of| Trinity Lutheran church of Rock-|9f BYivester Place, distant 280 feet east Referee in said judgment named, wiD sell

O. Stewart avenue, Garden City, en- ville z-mv. will give a gunk-la Ingso'hotinwidth 52tneProne" and theRomt "door'at 'the"bull hewiden Afertained Tuesday for Mrs. Wil-| and fashion show, September 15, 50.04 feet in the rear, by 113.48 feet in NO. 28 North Park Avenue,

\ Mam R. Snyder, Mrs. Thomas A.|on the lawn of Mrs. Herman A. PIR 20 65" whetathe andorepareShaw and Mrs. David Scanlon in Infemann's home, McMurray ucsiary dmented in" sald Jadgmant.ml: cabana atthe Lido Country street, Dani-gid- Mrs. Intemann's thfrf°' 18 Byivester Place,

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