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the present site so that no time will be lost in submitting the proposition Is the taxpayers was referred to

Koop, Committee on Fire

called for Village

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. A communication was received from Cloyd Davis, requesting the baalnce due on las contract of September, 1927,

F. E. DeGelleke, Principal of Pub-lie School, requested the use of Clif-UfL Park for high school baseball games during the months of April. May and June. Permission was granted.

Mr. Edquist appearing before the Board complained that the residential character o$ the. Harbor Way section was being spoiled by the erection of rabbit houses and unsightly board fences. Mr. Edquist requested the Board of Trustees to do anything within their power to fisjidj the situation. Referred to

Dickson for investigation and

to bo provided by property owners, {according to estimates at t int time,

building onJM r J<mJMB ^êated that Ijthje resolution be reaffirmed so that they may proceed with this improvement.

Mayor Stevenson on behalf of the Board replied by stating that the Board is making a thorough study of the Village streets after which a street program will be mads up and this request will be given consideration.

Alexander Maltay appeared before the Board relative to the play ground situation in Sea Cliff, suggesting to the Board that some organised effort be made to provide a suitable play ground in Clifton Park for the boys and girls of the community. Mayor Stevenson favored this suggestion

beach in, an effort to promote •*•; 7 f

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was Communication dated March 28th

received from the Travelers' Co., making recommenda-

as a result of a recent in-on under the compensation

policy. Referred to Committee on Insurance.

A communication was received from Robert P. Jonas* representing Tsnglewood owners, advising that

j His previous Board, passed a resolution 'ssrreeing to take over Tangle wood

tLane as a Village road, outlining the terms under which this was to be done.

feejing. The treasurer's

ed as follows: Balance on hand March 1, $10,531.16; receipt*, $868.66; disbursements, 17,504.61; balance $3,395.50.

The meeting then adjourned and the Board re-convened i n executive session, ail members of the Board being present except the Clerk.

The following appointments were made: Ruth H. Branthwaite as Village Clerk with a salary of 62,660 per annum; George F. Butler* as Village Treasurer with a salary of $840; John Dickson. Superintendent of Public Works, with a salary of $3,-300 per annum; Margaret Schmitt, Assistant Clerk, at a salary of $100 per month, to serve three evenings from 7 to 9 instead of the same time

and "asked s f e ' a f a t a r t f "hTwo"uld i m o ^^J W ^ 1 1 1 * • * • * * * * * * serve on a committee to plan play- j ^ buildings, with a salary of grounds. Mr. Makay consented to *>™ J » • • » « *£**? J ? * serve. Superintendent of Bathing Pavilion,

America! Corn in Allies Walls traveling through South sail

East Africa last year Dr. a. 8. Hitchcock, botanist of tlis United States Department of Agriculture, was 1m pressed with the vast fields of corn grown la Africa.

This Indian corn, called "i by the Africans, was introduced from the United States and Is now grown on a large scale by white planters Doctor Hitchcock said he felt as if ho were traveling through our corn belt while in South Africa. The natives, also, are growing more of it each year, replacing some of the sorghums which are the chief crop.

Corn is net the only American crop adopted by the Africans, for Doctor Hitchcock found the Irish potato, the sweet potato, and the caaava, a Bra sliian plant, the source of tapioca, no* grown extensively there. The fleshy root of the casava is one of the standard foods of that region.

William Fellendorf spoke in favor of this plan sad suggested that tennis courts also be provided for the men of the Village.

W. T. L- Dickie expressed his desire to back up Mr. Makay and stated that in his opinion that the work of beautifying the parks should stop and that the parks should be used as play grounds for the children.

Herbert Foster appeared before the Board and added his complaint to that of the Cliff side Club relative to the remaining broken stones lying on the beach near the beach jetty and now exposed by the tide. Mayor

at a compensation of $1,600; Peter Rohrbach, Assessor, for the current fiscal year at a salary of $700 per annum.

A resolution was passed that the office of police captain be abolished and that James Logue be appointed Police Lieutenant at a salary of $175 per month. Leopold Neubert and Charles Wittenburg were appointed police officers at a salary of $106.67 per month and Harry Wellersdieck and George Schuessler were appointed police officers at a salary of $150 per month.

A resolution was made that office hours at the Village Hall be from

Stevenson suggested a meeting of .9 to 5 and the office be open between the Cliff side Club, Mr. Foster and, the hours of 12 and 1.

The letter further stated that these Mr. Hall to go over conditions on the( Bond of the treasurer and bond of * ' • - ' = *

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Place foe Her "Gee!" exclaimed the girl at the*

lingerie counter, 'that woman wat an ugly customer."

"Why didut you tell her about out beauty department T" demanded the floor walker

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niture T*' "Oh, yes. We still use a battery

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the clerk were fixed at $15,000. First and third Monday nights of each calendar month were designated as regular meeting nights of the Board of Trustees.

The State Bank of Sea Cliff was designated as a bank of deposit for the funds of the Village and also for the funds of the School District.

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6IMBELS IPMN6 GARDEN SALE BROADWAY • f

AN UNUSUAL WE GUARANTEE RESULTS! If for any reason these plants, seeds and bulbs fail to perform to your entire satisfaction, replacement roll be ffiftde Fret of Charge

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29c Each 25 Most Popular Ever*

blooming Varieties Strong; 2-yesr-old Bushes

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Briar cliff Killeroey Brilliant Mme. Herriott Mae. Butterfy Crimson Queen Gnu an Teplitx D. el Wellington La France Etoile de France Loe Angeles Btoile de Holland Columbia Golden Emblem Sunburst

Mrs. Aaron Ward Willomers Jonkeer J. L. Mock Radiance Hadlev Whits Killsmey

Kaiserin Victoris Killsmey

Mate. Tettout Red Radiance Souvenir de Claudius

Our Special Collection

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FLOWERING

31c Each

GLADIOLUS

The demand for shrubs is ever inereasind!

We offer aa unueoel sslsst.se el healthy, vifoross slants.

Among the most popular are t

Hydrsnges. Althea

Prunes Mock Orange

Weigelis Snowball

Forsythia

DOUBLE FLOWERING PLUM

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I - A liisntlfnl shrub wits -* doable peak lowers

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M M FIANK PINDLSTOK

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10c Ea. $110 Dozen AND

Jersey's Beauty Ctssr flak the instt el all

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25c Ea. $2.75 Dozen

ROCK GARDEN

PLANTS i

Our collection of 25 best planU is quits sufficient to •tart a flourishing rockerv and it's

No Gsrden is Quite Complete Without

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SSl we've s complete stock— all attractively priced. Artistically beautiful . . . and useful at a w indbresk.

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PEONIES White • • $4 s do a en Pink • i $4adoren Red • a • $4.90 s dozen

WANTED: Hand made articles for woman's exchange. Tel. Glen Govs 1196-W for particulars.

1L sVll-tfc HOUSE FOR RENT: Severn rooms

and bath; all improvements. Bant $35. Inquire at 230 Franklin Avenue, Sea Cliff. 4-4-2p

FOR RENT: Desirable house for small family. Easy access to Glen •iâwawaâââaajp. a^râ^^paaaafjpaaafcaw • . V H ^ a ^ ^ B * ^ ^^râ^â^ â^^^^âw ^Fâr ^ a ^ ^ ^^^^™

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FOR RENT: Furnished cottage aad apartment; also unfurnished apartment; water view. Apply William S. Martin. 378 Sea Cliff Avenue.

; 1-31-tfc FOR RENT: At 24 Franklin Ave-

nue, Ssa Cliff, six room house with all improvements. Rent $66. Tel. Glen Cove 2538.

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BUSINESS AMD PROFESSIONAL CARDS

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FOR RENT: One tar garage. Fifteenth Avenue near Prospect Avenue, until May 1st, 1981. at $5 per month Address Box 696, Ssa Cliff. L. L 11-8-tfc

APARTMENT FOR RENT: One or two rooms and kitchen; furnished or unfurnished. Call at 168 Ssa Cliff Avenue or telephone Glen Govs 522-W any dsy after 2 o'clock.

3-14-tfc FURNISHED ROOM TO LET:

Large, sunny, front room; immaculate; four windows; twin beds; running water; plenty of heat; batn adjoining; very reasonable. Tel. Glen Cove 2487, mornings only.

3-14-tfc FURNISHED ROOM TO LET:" With

or without board. Sunny, well ventilated. Convenient to boa Write Box 72, Sea Cliff, N. Y. »

3-14-tfc FOR SALE: Leather Davenport

without mattress, | 3 ; good condition. Also electrified radio with charger and batteries; complete, $15. 117 Brown Street, Sea Cliff.

4-11-tfc OLD FLOORS MADE NEW: Old

varnish, shellac, et<£, removed from your joors by modern, dustless floor machinery. A room (9 x 12 ft.) costs only $10 to be resurfaced and refinished with two coats of pure white shellac. Also waxing and polishing. Ralph V. Lyng, 1-Highland Place, Sea Cliff. Tel. Glen Cove 967-R. _4-4-tfc

Telephone: Glen Covs 869

NORTH SHORE PROPERTY For Sale and For Rent

Acreage for Sale

MRS. ETHLYN A. NELSOl Shore Road and Littleworth Lane

Sea.Cliff, New York • I =gg=ggggSBSSSl

t F. C. ROSE Glen Cove and Sea Cliff

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Excavation and grading a specialty Sand, Gravel and Cinders

Reasonable Rates

Phone Glen Cove 476 11 i in t asssssssa

Tel. Glen Cove 397-J WE OFFER TO OUR PATRONS

All Kinds of Home-Made Salads Cooked and Roasted Meats

Imported and Domestic Cheese Sandwiches of all Kinds

SEA CLIFF DELICATESSEN Sea Cliff Avenue, Near Central

Sea Cliff. New York • s=ggmgasacBsgBPsi

Tslsphone: Glen Cove 1686-W.

ASHLEY BROS. House Painting

Glenwood Long Island

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BUSINESS A N D PttOKEttSlONAf CARDS

VICTOR DAMBACH Tonsorial Artist

North Building Sea Cliff, N. Y.

Established 1883 i , i

.VAN'S TAXI • Telephone Glen Cove $161

DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE 214-8th Avenue Ssa Cliff, L. 1.

Sea Cliff to Glen sad Covs Thestree 25 cents each person

MUSIC STUDIO CARL KOOP

Day and Evening Lessons 171 Glen Avenue, Sea Cliff

Phone Glen Cove 3163 i i i, i • = *

Office Telephone: Glen Cove 306 Residence: Glen Cove 67.

DR. WALTER H. MORRIS Dentist

Postomoe Building, Glen Cove, N. Y Hours: 9 to 5, except Wednesday

Ssa Cliff: 7 to 8 P. M. • • • • i a i HI . . «

WILLIAM H. BOWNE Civil Engineer and Surveyor

School Street, Glen Covs, N. Y. Surveying Sea Cliff Property s

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W eepin*; Mulbsrry Gatalpa Bunêii. Lombardy Poplar oi lvsr JVlsple Paul's Soarlet Thorn

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DR. F, a WEBSTER . Dental Surgeon

Office Hoars: 9 A. M. to 5 P. a t Glen Avenue

Sea Cm New Yori

H. a JAMESON Insurance

65 John Street, New York Telephone: Bowling Green 8100

Sea Cliff, N.Y. Phone Glen Cove S*6

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AFTER THE SHOW Complete the evening with a visti ic

our soda fountain Seasonable, refreshing drinks, hot

or cold Prescriptions compounded in oar Ung Department with

and speed SCHMITTS

SEA CLIFF PHARMACY Next to the Village Hail

"The Brightest Spot in Tows'*

FRANK HOEBICH Builder

Sea Cliff, N. Y.

I offer honest, reliable and cient service in my solicitation of Building Construction. Alteration and Repairs of any Nature, Phone, Jlen Cove 1619-J.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS +m

Pursuant to an order of HON. LEONE D. HOWELL. Surrogate ol the County of Nassau, notice is here-oy given to all persons having claims against MINNA BERTHA PALMbK, late of Sea Cliff, Long Island, in said county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the executor under

will and testament of , at his place of transacting

at No. 186 Fossil Street, Kidgewood. New York, case of Evan S* Webster, on or before the 1st of August, next

Dated, Mineola, N. T*

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186 Foxall Street. Ridgewood, N.

JOHK H. SCHULTZ Sheet Metal Work and Roofing

Furnaces, Firs Places and Heaters Set. Cleaned and Repaired

All Work Guaranteed »4-l&th Avenue Sea Cliff. L. L SSSSSSSSSSSJ I I I • I —

CHAUNCEY W. MATHEWS Successor to Combs' Real Estate

Exchange REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 304 Sea Cliff Ave., Sea Cliff, N. Y.

Telephone Glen Cove 682-J

ed. Fire, Automobile, Accident and Health and Life Insurance

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Telephone: Glen Cove 1654-W M. F A B I A N

Cabinet Maker sad Uaaslstsrsf Jdattresseii Remade Chairs Cain*. Maple Ave. bet Central s% Roelyn Sea Cliff New York sisSBBSSsaaBssssasssaSssssss^^

EDWARD DONALDSON LEWIS E. FORD

190 Glen Cove Avenue Glen Cove, N. Y.

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS " TsL Glen Cove 1617. Res. HIT

Selling, Renting, General Insurance

Glen Covs, Sea Cliff or Anywhere «esssasE=e=sssscs===sse=s99===ssawJS

*TRY DANCING" MARTHA LANE SCHOOL W

DANCING 16 Glen Street, Glen Covs

Glen Cove, 1240 "Where Every Tyne of Dancing

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Member of Dancing Masters of America

- TEL. GLKN COVE 155 ERNEST TENKE TAXI SERVICE

DSY and Nisht Nash and Gardner 7-Passenger Cars

^ * ^ BBUNO FROBHNBH. Ml Sea Qifl Are. Bm CMff, N. Y.

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NOTICE TO • ' « • ' —

Pursuant to an order of HON. LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of the Coun^r of Nassau, nofoo.fa hereby given to &l™™J**g§ claims against ARTHUR T1LLEY late of Sea Cliff in said County, de-issssL to present the sains with lbs

vouchers thereof, to the •ubscrêr the Adniiiiistratrix of said deceased, at her place of transacting business at the office of her attorneys, O. Ed-ward Payne and George A. Littie-john, No. 461 Franklin Avenue, Min-

Dated, Mineola, N. Y., Decambsr 16th, I960. ^ U L L U N S. TILUnr,

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Telephone: Glen Cove 878 €J PHILIP HUNTINGTON .

Attorney and Ck>unselor-st-l«sT^ Bldg. Glen Govs, N. Y.

GEORGE H. KOOP The Best Arrangement for Plumbing,

Heating Systems METAL ROOFING

Ssa Cliff Avenue Sea Cliff, N. Y, • JI I ggSSSasaBSSSSSSaSBBBSgSBSSSJSSSSSI

Telephone: Glen Cove 761 CHR. ROTHAUG, D. V. a

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