Nassau County Review 19080501

              VOL. XIII
FREEPORT NEWS
John Cha.se and family have moved from Hempstead to a cottat^e on North Main St., just noHh of   Lena   Avenue.
Mr. anti Mrs. Erimun<l Marks have returned from Hrooklyn to their home at lo? Pennsylvania Avenut tV)r the .Summer.
S. T. Canij)bell and family, formerly residents of Henip.stead, are now re- sidinj? on Wallace Street, in the house formerly occupied by C. A. Reitmeyer.
Neighhor Smith Co.x is one of the delegates to the Republican National ("onvention at ('hicajjjo. He is instruct¬ ed to vote for (!has. K. lUij^hes first, last and all the time.
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1908
NO. 27
I     The Woman's Missionary Society  of
I the Presbyterian ('hurch will   meet   at
the home of   Mrs.   Sidney H.   .Swezey,
20   Lexington   Ave.,  next   Wednesday
at 2 -.'.id p. m.    Subjects   for   the  day,
I "Siam and Laos" for foreign missions,
I and "Porto Rico and   Cuba" for   home
1 mi.ssions.
I     Town   Clerk   Weeks  has issued over I fit) marriage licenses since the   first  of I the year.    The following   Freeport   li- ' censes \vei"e issued during the ])ast few j i days: Thos. F
P. F. Foley, our genial news carrier, is the prrpud father of a bouncing baby boy.
.\ regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees will be held this Friday evening.
This week a postal card received from Whitson (.'olyer announced he is at C.uthri'.-, Ukla.
.•\bram   \'anNostrand   is   having his house re-jiainted.
Iii
Teachers* Institute
Arrangements   have been   comjileted for   the holding of the Teacher's Insti-;     Mrs.   Kliza   Wil.son
tute  of  the County of  Nassau, in   the, tives in Freeport.   	
High School Building, Freeport, com- mencing Monday morning. May 4, and continuing until Friday. The follow¬ ing program has been arranged for the event: The proceedings will be under the direction of J. M. Tliompson, Ph. B., of Dundee, N. Y., as Conductor, and Dr. James S. Cooley, Sch mi.-?sioner of Nassau County.
.Monday    11 a. m., registry of mem¬ bers; 2p. m., opening exercises;  2:1."), general exercise; address,   "The Insti- For the benefit of   Nassau   Hospital'tute  and   Its    Organization,"   J.    M. „     , ^   ,    ,.,,^      I    ,        •   ,-I base-ball game between t,he   married   Thomp.son, Ph. B.; ;J :15, address, "Ob-
By the terms of the bill for the benefit | ,„(.„ „f f>eeport and Rockville   Centre   scure Mental Phenomenon," Dr. J.   R.
will   played at Freeport Athletic   Park   Street  of   the   Syracuse University. Saturday   afternoon.  May Iti.    Parti
SEAFORD
is visiting rela-
BALDWIN
.\Hsa El.sa Papp  is  visiting   friends .Mount Vernon.
Karl ( . v., i^
. Chajiman of Elizabeth   City, the guest of Win. Raynor.
Samuel E. Taft is liome   from
.Mr. and .Mrs.   Charles   C^
nor Street, are rejoicing over Bailey, Ffeeport, and .Mary   dition   of   a   young  daughter Ellen M(;Namara, Oceanside. family.
mbs, Ray- the ad- to their i
Drew Seminary fur the Suir.rner.
.Miss Hanley of Rockville Ceniie has Com-   been visiting .Miss Susie Vooris.
Matthew   Kovaltsik   of    Ray   Shore sj)ent Sunday with Jas. .McHugh.
P. L. .'\nderson ami family  are   r.ow •cupying the Clover estate cottage.
Jacob   Rathman,   Wreck Lorretto Golder, Freeport.
Lead,
Jo tion
m Powell has commencec )f a large ackiition to his
the erec hoti-l.
The Ladiei I with .Mrs. C. afternoon.
.A. T. ByiMie left ear fur Canada; from there will g(i to Florida.
' Aid   Society   wiil   meet W. Snrague  on   Tuesday
ly   tliis week .Mr.    Bvrne
ulars will be published later.
Tuesday cises; it :rr,, Cardens," York City
'»:00 a. m., opening exer- address, "(Children's School Hem-y C. Parsons, New 10:1.'> primary number, Dr.
of   the   life   saving  service, which be
came a law on March   27,   the   jjay   of
keepers   of   life   .saving stations is in-
The postponed hearing l.y  the Board i creased from $»f)0 to $1,000 a year and
of Estimate and Apportionment of  the i that   of  one   surfman   in   each   crew,        Saturday evening of  this   week   the
City of New York in the matter of the I known as the No. 1 man, from   $65   to   Board of Village Trustees will   hold   a   Ellen   G.   Reveley,   Syracuse,   N.   Y i-ondemnation of lan<l in Nassau   Coun- [ $70. a month, the pay of the other mem-   special meeting in Opera Hall "for the   Gramnuir Arithmetic. Dr. W. F. White, ty wiil be held (jti May 22. , bers of the crew remaining at the pres-   purjwse of  formulating some   plan   of   New Paltz Normal School; Rural-Daily
j ent/ate of .$•);")   a   month.    To   this   is   action in reference to the jn-oposed con-   pi-,,[r]-.,rn, by the Conductor; Secondary
The Ladies' Aid Society   of   the   M. I added for all keei.ers and .surfman   one   demnation   of   hr.lin  our   village   by   to   be   announced.   Dr.   J.   R.   Street,
E. Church has planned a   reception   to   ration   a day,  or commutation thereof,   the   City   of N".v York."    Every citi-   Syracuse University; drawinu;, Eugene
the new pastf)!-. Rev.   W.   A.   Richard,   at the rate of   'dd   cents.    It  provides   y,en   is 'invited t.. attend this meeting,   c". Colby, State In.structor in Drawing;
and   wife,   in   the   lecture   room   next 1 also   that the dependent   mother  of      '
Otto Hasneder's horse ran away last Wednesday but did very little damage.
He
.Sund
Til lesch ird.
liert   Wynne  of   Sayville    spent y with Mrs. .Abram VanNostrand.
Scaforfl Glee Club met on   Wed- • ewning with .Mrs. -lohn   South-
Jac. Kort and family have gone to St. Jose])hs, Missouri, where .Mr. Kort will start in business.
Chas. Jaggs will iciiicivr i to the building' now (K-cupic Kiefer, mi May 1: :\Liiii St.,
.Mi.ss   Elizabeth    Taylor
-lioi> store ly   J.   1).
r|iorl.
r    Little
Tlu.' Thursilay afte-noon Pinochh Club met tiiis week with .Mrs. .lulii Raynor.
('ompton. R. L, has Wluelcr Glover.
been sisitiiig Mrs.
Wednesday evening at   8 o'clock.    All | surfman or keeper who dies in the line
are invited to attend and get acquaint¬ ed with the new preacher.
Rockville ('entre High Shcool team <lefeated the I''reeport High School nine Wednesday afternoon by a score of 10 to 8. "Pilly" Raynor, Freej)ort's pitcher, played a game thd day before and his arm was not in good condition.
of duty shall receive two years pay lieu of a pension. The increased cost of the changes, it was said, would anKJunt to only $2;!0,000.
Rev. ("harles II. Scholey, jjastor- elect of the Presbyterian ('hurch, will begin his duties by preaching in that church, morning and evening of Sun¬ day, next. May 3. Mr. Scholey will be ihstalled on the evening of May 28.
That "truth is stranger than fiction" was proven at the masquerade given last Friday night, by the Friday Knights ('lub, at the home of Miss Chapman.
A ''F'oliy (^ueen" (Miss Betzig) was gaily chatting to a "Friar of Or¬ ders Grey" (Mr. (Osterhout) A "Jap¬ anese Princess" (Miss Dusenburg) and a "Brittany Peasant" (Miss Garrison) sat on the same cushion.
"Buster Brown"" (Mr. Earle) play- Tickets are selling rapidly for the' *i'' «"'"« pranks with the "Red Cross entertainment in the school house Sat- Nurses" (Misse.s Dorlon and Brother- urday evening. May 2, for benefit of >flKe), a little Dutch couple (Miss the Student, and tlie Athletic Club of i Chapman and Mr. McCarey) went the .school. A first-class play will be through a mock marriage with a clown pre.sented. Tickets can be .secured I (Mr. Betzig) and a "Korean Belle" from any High School student. i (^iss Hibbard) for be.st man and maid-
I of-honor.
Through Johnson Realty Hxc , inc., the Engineering Staff of the Depart¬ ment of Water Sujjply of the City of New York, formerly located at Patch¬ ogue, has leased of C. D. Smith the oHice over the Freeport Harness Store. This will bring some ir> or 20 men to Freeport. Per.sons wishing to take any of these men to board might see the realty firm who effected the   lea.se.
At a special meeting of the Free-! port Club it was voted to organize a base-ball club to represent the Club during the coming summer. The team is to be composed of club members, and will play games with neighboring vil- ages every Saturday afternoon and holidays at Freeport Athletic Park. Leo Fishel has been chosen to act as manager and coach, and William Thompson, formerly of the Sayville team, will act as captain.    (James  are
A "Chinaman" (Mr. Donaldson) audi a "Rough Rider" (Mr. Ibjward Oster¬ hout) di.sagreed upon the subject of the "English Sport's" (Mr. (Jhapman) "Caddy," a Turkish gentleman (Mr. Denton,) which the "Chinese C^ueen" (Miss Marianne Dusenburg) settled.
In spite of the different casts, na¬ tionalities and personalities a very en¬ joyable evening was spent.
The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Dorlon on Friday even¬ ing. May 8.
Chas. Jaggs will remove his shoe titore to the bnilding now oct-upied by .T. D. Kiefer, t)ii May 1; MaiiVSt., Freeptirt.
See about your gasoline and kerosene stock for the Summer. C. Wulff is a good man to deal with; see his adv. in the Review.
On Saturday, May 9,  I   will   sell   at
William Dwyer of Brooklyn, Henry Corson of Mount Vernon and Archie Hulse of Sayville were saved from grave i)eril Sunday afternoon by the Point Lookout Life Saving (Jrew.
The trio were thrown into the  chop- : l)y   waters   of   Jones'    inlet    by    the grounding and overturning   of   the   21 foot launch, Albion, which they   were taking trom Greenpoint to Sayville.
The shipwreck was due to the launch's shipping some heavy seas op¬ posite Point Lookout Beach, as it ap¬ proached the inlet. This affected the jump spark so that the craft had to drift about for a time, the crew en¬ deavoring to bail out the water. The s[)arking apparatus was finally dried .so that the vessel could resume its journey.
While the launch lay motionless off the beach, the life saving crew had discovered something was wrong with the craft and inmiediately decided to I launch the lifeboat. Before this was accomplished the launch had pfbceeded eastward, with the life saving crew in {)ursuit.
When the launch went over in the inlet, Corson, who is over »> feet tall, was able to touch bottom with his feet, and his companions followed suit, but they .soon became exhausted and chill¬ ed. It was some time before the life saving crew reached the trio.
The men were taken to the station for dry clothing, food and shelter, and the launch, which is owned by a Green point party, was taken in tow.
Mrs. Streesman and daughter Ethel of Central Park have been visiting re lati ve.^ here.
Clris. Jiiggs wil! remove liisshoc sioi i' t) the building uow occuj)ie(l bv J. D. KietVr. on May 1: Main C>t., Fneport.
.Mrs. Harold
.Smith   VanNostrand and   Raymond   spent
ind sons Sunday
11 :1"), Primary English, .Miss .Mae E. Schreiber, State Instructor in English; Rural-Handling a Class, Dr. S. H. Al¬ bro of Fredonia; Secondary, The Aca¬ demic Diploma, by the Conductor; 2.00 p. m., Primary Number, Dr. Reveley; Grammar English, Miss Schreiber Rural-How We Learn, Dr. Street: Sec¬ ondary, Dr. White; Drawing, .Mr. Col¬ by; :\:\o. Primary, Dr. Albro; Gram¬ mar-final Reviews, Dr. White; Rural- with relatives at Babylon. English, Miss Schreiber; Secondary, Dr. Street.
Wednesday   -9 :00 p. m., ojjcning ex¬ ercises;   9:1.5   a.   m.,   ".Manual Train¬ ing," Charles D. Larkins, Principal of the   Brooklyn   Manual   Training   High School; Kindergarten, Dr. .lennie Mer¬ rill, New York City; 10:15, "Handling aClass," Dr. Albro;"Elementary IMant Life,"   E.   F.   McDonald,  Educational Department;     11:15,     Grades    "The Child,"    Dr.   Street;    Rural-"Care of Backward Pujnls," Dr. Reveley; draw-   jr ing,   Mr.   ('olby ; 2 :00 p. m..  Address. "Nature Study,"  Dr.   Gustave   Strau-       The remains of Mr.-;.  John  Baldwin, benmueller.  Associate   Superintendent   who  died   at   Islip  on Sunday after a of Schools, New York City; 3:15, busi-   It'HK   illness   of  consumption, were m
Thos. Vv'illis aiiii family, who have been at the Hotel Barnard for the Win¬ ter, have returned to their home   here.
Thieves broke into Southanl & Whealey's oyster house on Wednesday night and got away with more than .>1 DO-worth of clams.'
.\ reception to the new pastor. Rev. W. Ii. Tuckey, will be tendered in the M. E. (Jhaj)el next Thursday evening. All are invited to call and gei acquaint-
Rev. and Mrs. Fortesijue-Cole at¬ tended the meeting of the arch-deaconi'y held at Roslyn Wednesday.
The Unity (Mub will hold another one of their dances in the Y. M. 1. ('. Hall on Wednesday evening. May 1;J.
Joseph Wanzer had the tips of sever¬ al of his fingers cut off last Thursday while operating a potato jilanting ma¬ chine, by getting liis lingers caught the machine.
to be arranged with Mineola, Rockville i V^^^'J: auction the household effects  of Center,   Floral    Park,    Bellmore  and U^e E.state of A. Bergler,   Grand  Ave
other towns and the fans will no doubt witness many interesting contests dur¬ ing the summer months.
A third district alarm of tire hustled the firemen out at half past one Thurs¬ day morning. The re-organized Free- port Band held a euchre and dance in Fraternity Hall, and one of the last people out must have left a lighted match from an anticipated shioke, starting the blaze. John Powers, pass¬ ing the hall a few minutes later, saw the flames aild investigated, finding a lively blaze in progress. Night watch¬ man Elmer Raynor came to Powers' jissisttince and extinguished the blaze before it got under headway. The fire¬ men did not leave their houses, receiv¬ ing word the fire was out. The loss will not exceed $10.
Bridge Whist tally pads for sale at the Review Stationery Store, (52 South Main St.
Mott's Marvelovus Moving Picture Company will give one of its entertain¬ ments in Opera HaU this evening. They announce these shows as regular Friday evening features.
Dr. Geo. G. Kelley,.V. S.. is still with the Frw>iK>rt Vrteriimry HoHpital at 7(J N. Muiu St.; tel., K50-L-1; sjxivius, curbs and splints treateil while tlie animal works. tf.
Campbell's Stain and Floor Finish Ib the most durable finish for fioors and surfaces that are walked upon. Made transparent and in colors imitating Natural wods. Ross and Randall Com¬ pany upon request will show a sainple of old fioorihg coated with finish. It wears Imiger than regular floor varaish.
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Want to sell   your real estate?    See C. A. Sigmond's adv. in this issue.
ness session.
Thursday 9:00 a. rn., opening exer¬ cises; 9:15, general exercise, to be an¬ nounced, Dr. W. II. .Mace, Syracuse University; lo :15, Kindergarten, Dr. Merrill ;Primary-English, Miss Schreib¬ er; (Jrammar-Final Reviews in (ieog- raphy, the ('onductor; Rural-Advanced Plant Lessons, Mr. McDonald; Second¬ ary, History, Dr. Mace; 11:15 Kinder¬ garten, Dr. Merrill; Indu.strial Geog¬ raphy, the Conductor; Grammar-His¬ tory, Dr. Mace; Rural-Physiology, Dr. Frank Overton of Patchogue; Second¬ ary, to be announced, JamesV. Sturges,
illness of terred in the .Jerusalem (k'metery Wednesday afternoon. .Mrs. Baldwin is a sister of Mrs. Selah Baldwin and Mrs. Bernard Albro of this place.
The Waukewan Canoe Club will re- I)eat their play "Snob.son's Stag Par¬ ty," at the Y. M. I. C. IIs^ll this Sat¬ urday evening. This is a club of Amityille players who are well known in this place as fun-mal^Ts and they Will undoubtedly live u^ to their rep¬ utation.
Mrs. (Juntbei- entertained the Ladies' Aid Societies of Elmont and Baldwin at her home Wednesday evening. A lileasant literary and .social program was Jirovided and ice cream servetl.
On Saturday. May 9. 1 will .^ell at l)ublic auction the household effects of the estate of A. Bergler, Grand Ave¬ nue, Bahlwin.
See next week's issue I'or full fiar- ticulars.
S. P. Pettit, Auctioneer. Otii.'e:  12 S. .Main St.. Freeport.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
A   meeting   of the Village Board   of Trustees will be held Tuesday evening, ' May 5.
James   Tristram   is   ha\ ing a grani-
, toid sidewalk laid in front of his |)rop-
erty on Maple and St. Mark's Avenues.
Now is the time to think about   gar¬ den   tools,   also   screens    and doors; see C. A. Fulton's adv.
O. W. Svenson has secured the Freeport agency for Shult's well-known bread; see his adv. in this   issue.
nue, Baldwin.
S. P. Pettit, Auctioneer. Office: 42 S. Main St., Freeport. See next week's issue for  full   par¬ ticulars.
The New York & New Jersey Tele¬ phone Company announces a change in its business organization in Queens and Nassau Counties to take effect May 1. From that date the collection and adjustment departments will be merged with the contract department so that all business dealings with the subscribers will be carried on by the one^department instead of by various departments as at present.
The Company's district head-quar¬ ters for Queens and Nassau Counties will be at 8 Hardenbrook Avenue, Jamaica. This office will be in charge of Mr. R. J. Wollmuth, local agent.
Joseph Ryan of 1280 Fulton St., corner Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, is ad¬ vertising his Fire Sale of Wall Papers with us. You will notice that the greatest bargains in wall papers to be had at any sale are to be had at this establishment.
Mr Ryan's Wholesale Wall Paper Establishment was burned last No¬ vember. It contained between 500,000 and 600,000 rolls of goods. On ac count of the lateness of the season, the goods now advertised were reserved for a Spring Sale. They consist of the very best Imported and Domestic goods.
Mr. Ryan is not a stranger to the Long Island Puhlic as he has been in the painting, decorating and wall pa- er business in the City of Brooklyn for the paat thirty-seven years. Mr. Ry an'a place is one block from the Nos¬ trand Ave. station uf the Long Island Railroad.
Lincoln Avenue has been   oiled,   and The Willing Workers of the Y. M. I.   it   is   anticipated    that   the   Southern C. met at the club house Tuesday after-i Boulevardjjwill   be  oiled   at  an   early principal of the Gene.seo Normal School;   noon and elected the following officers:; date. Drawing, Mr. Colby.; 2:15 p. m.. Kin-; President,   Mrs.    (ieorge   L.     Weeks; screen  (jergarten. Dr.   Merrill;  Grades-Earth   vice-pres., Mrs. David Waring; treas., Study,   Mr. McDonald;   Rural-Europe,   Mrs.   Louis  Ketcham;   .sec,   .Mrs.   N. a seventh grade study, by the   Conduc-   Smith;   sick committee, Mrs.   Stephen tor;Secondary-English, Miss Schreiber; i Haff, Mrs. Peter .Mack and .Mrs. (ieorge  early in June. 3:15,   Grades,   t<i  be  announced,   Mr.   Smith.
Sturges;   Rural-reports, - Dr. James S. ;     ^, ,,    , . ,        ,   ^   ,.      , , The Board of Trustees have complet-
Tu„   _n   ,,.,„...   K„   ,h..    Brooklyn ^„^   ^^^^.^   assessment roll for the fiscal
For the benefit of .Vassau Hospital, the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Mark's M.   E.   Church   will   hold a white sale
Will   the  person  finding   my    pass  Cooley; Secondary, Conferences. tKK)k kindly return same  to   me  or  to      Friday-opening exercises; 9 :15, Ad the First National Bank. dress James Venditt. M                               Teacher
Mrs.   Richard  Conway   has    moved  Closing address by from Bedell Street to 17 Smith Street,   ey_
and continues to take boarders and xhis is an unusually good program, table boarders. 3t.       the list of speakers   being  above  that
$2$ buys a stylish Truly Warner hat  lu^^a^Jy secured — it's  like  pouring  water into a  full pail to pay more: the overflow   is  just
pure waste. H. Barasch, 65 S. Main. , ,,,,,. , ., , , r. , St., Freeport, sole agent for Truly i'^l^ !.^,»'««1^'"''^'"P ^y the local Board AIT irnr u.... i»        of  Education  and  the   faculty of  the
The   well   driven   by   the
Water Works on Seaman's Neck Road,
and   they   will   sit to hear com-
m., an entertainment and informal  re-  gpg,.igj   services  will
Warner $2$ hats.
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On Monday etening, from 8 to  11 |) ,, an entertainment and informal  re ception will be tendered the visitors at   Methodist ' e local faculty
of   Long   Island and the Mow from this   ,.,.,,      .^     ,   ¦  ,¦   • well is regarded as proof of   its   exi.st-' p" ^^ ^• «^^«.''''f^,,^''^:":'.f''-^'^^  '"   * ence  as   the   well has been flowing f<.r'''"-^^^^ ^^1: ••''•;',^ ^'- ^'\ ^\^J'\^""^^^ several days without cessation. , n.ght     when   Rev.    1-.    W.    Varney
  , preached an excellent .sermon  suitable
Beginning   with    Monday   evening, i to the occasion, ices  will   be   held   in   the,
will   be
Next Monday will be the regular day for fixing pension papers. I will be in my office during the day to attend to thi^ work.
S. F. Pearsall,
Review Building.
Letter to Harvey B. Smith
Freeport, L. I. Dear Sir:    We repeat: Every job painted Devoe   takes   less gallons than of any other paint. If not. no pay.
Yours truly, F. W. DEVOE & CO. P. S.    C.   Milton Foreman sells our paint.
Freeport School.
BELLMORE
Chus. Jaggs will remove his shoe store to the building now occupied by J.. D. Kiefer, ou May 1; Main St., Freeport.
Miss Jennie Valentine has returned from a visit with friends and relatives in New York City.
Fire escapes have been placed on Firemen's Hall. This progressive- ness is commendable.
Episcopal evening at  7:30  p.   n R. Crabbe of   London, W.   Rose  oi  Kinsman,   O George A. Gibson of Latham,   Kansas, now   pastor   of    Bellmore    Methodist Episcopal Church,   will   assist   in   the services.    All are invited to attend.
be   held   in   the! ('hurch   every I     "Everlasting   Punishment'
Rev.   .Milton I the   le.s.son   sermon   at   the    Christian
().,   Rev.   Milo I Science   (Jhurch   Sunday.    The Golden
and  Rev. j Text  will   be  from  2 Peter, 2:9, and
the   resjjonsive   reading   will   be from
.Matthew 25: 31-46.
HEMPSTEAD
At the annual meeting of the Fort¬ nightly Club at the residence of Mrs. Allen, Washington Street, the follow¬ ing officers  were  elected;    President,
New York Lodge No. 1, Shiehl of Mrs. Henry S. Chapin; vice-president, Honor, of this village, will celebrate Mrs. J. En.sor Hutcheson; recordingf the twenty-first anniversary of the in-, secretary, Mrs. John Dewsnap; corres- stitution  of  the   Lodge   on    .Monday,   fxinding .secretary, Mrs.  Glenn   Pettit;
May 4, in their lodge   room.-, o'clock in the evening.
at eight   treasurer, Mrs. George S. Skilton,
Plans have been drawn for the re- mfxleled and enlarged Sunday .School room of St. (George's Church. The contracts have been awarded and the work   of  changing   aiui   enlarging the
The
Howard Cooper, our genial station agent, celebrated his birthday on Tues¬ day iiy entertaining a number of his friends.
New  Post Card   Ruling The Bellmore Juniors again defeated „       ,
The United States iK)st-office depart-  the  Merrick Juniors Saturday,   by the   building is now well under   way ment  has   issued  a  ruling which pre-' score of 5 to 4, this game being played  l>uil'iing when completed wi.l   conform vents  the defacement of post card.-s  at  on home grounds. 'to  the  Colonial   restoration    recently
the  office  of  receipt.    No more post- , made to the church.
marking  at  receiving  oflice   is  U) be ;     The euchre and'dance of the  Smith-! -
done. ¦ The stamp will be cancehnl at | ville South Athletic Club in Firemen's • FOR SALF:. -Choice plants - Toma- the mailing one, but that is all. This j Hall Tuesday evening drew a la"ge to. Cabbage, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Pep- ruling was made in response  to  com-  crowd and again the club has made
The funeral serviie of the late Charles W. Cornwell, who died at hia residence, Linc<iln Avenue, Thursday afternixm in his 58th yoar, of paraly¬ sis, was held Sunday afternoon, there being a large attendance. The sermon was preached by Revs. Slillman and Schoonhoven. and interment was in (JreenHeld (Jernetery. He leaves a widow and one .son.
WANTED.-Plain  sewing  to do  at per  and  Celery  Plants;  also Englisli   home;  children's  dreHBes.  underwear. ;jai;te'7^nrpost%a7d'coTlect"ors''all  big jump"towards building their  club-   Walnut and Pecan  Trees.    N.   ^l^!"^'.^^'ij'f';"'}'\'''-'''^'^-  Tho""*"  't'^'l (over the eountj. j house. Raynor St.. 1-reeport. 30.      Baldwins. L. 1. a.   J