Nassau County Review 19140626

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT. N. Y.. FRIDAY, JLNE 26. 1914
Ncl. XIX, No. 20
Freeport BUSY CLOSING  WEEK  IN  THE  SCHOOLS Local Topics VILLAGE  TAX   RATE   FOR   1914,   $1,375    ^^^"^- ^"^ Personal
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE
••<•  Hnn-arc for Snn lv   Hook,     Dixiuct S2 miiHiles for Hempvleud HaV)
Friday, June
Saturday,
Sunday,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday, July
Thursdiiy,
Friday,
Setuniiiy
20,
27,
2H,
29,
30,
1,
2,
3.
4.
9.42 a.
lfi.29 a.
11.18 a.
12.10 p.
1.06 p.
2.06 p.
3,07 p.
4.11 p.
.5.12 p.
m.
m.
tn.
vn.
m.
m
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Programs of Interesting Events, and Items Con¬ cerning' Final Days of School
LIST OF MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF 1914 CLASSES
I and ezpUnationa not anti wa naturs, on rillafe affair by thaaditor.
FRENCH CLUB SAIL (Special Correspondent) Saturday    evening,    June    2ii,     the French    Cluti   of   the   Freeport    Hi«h School     hail   a  beach    party.      Mrs. Schneiker, Miss Simons and Miss .Moul¬ ton were the   chaperones.    The   party West   of ahout 30 left  Freeport at 5 o'clock, tf.   After arriving at Point Lookout   three largo fires were huilt and some of   the The time-table of  the   Great  South ; party   were   set   to     work    roHsting Bay Ferry Co.   appears   in  our   issue i I'dogs."   The rest of the party amused this week, in full. themselves by  playing   baseball.    The
'~~  teams were the " Squedunks" and    the
"Tory," formerly at Schluter'p, has   " Uckmucguchucks," opened a fruit and vegetable   store  at       During the course of the game sime the Fuiton market.
Sing.e' copit'9 of the Review for sale at Greenhlatt's and Braithwaite's, Railroad Avenue; Kiefer's, Nassaa County Keview, DaSilva's and Go- betz's. ilain Street; DaSilva's, Merrick Road.
Dos-ilion nf Seniors next year.
Russell Tree delivered the address to the Juniors. It was bright and to the pdint iind showed both the spirit of riv¬ alry and friendliness   which   prevailed ' f''*'^^',"  ^,*' budget,  ^The other   Uem?
OUR VILLAGE BUDGET In this issue we present the budget of Village e.x penses for 1914.amounting to .*7ii,433.5ii, which will make our tax rate this year S1.375. u considerable Increcisc of last year. Of this nmoui.t 130,167..-lO was voted at village elec¬ tions and $7641.00 is a legacy from former years, making a total of $42,- sos.hO   compulsory upon the Board    Xv
Freeport Board of Trustees decide io clear up
old accounts and provide funds enough
for payment of all bills
$8000  UNPAID  BACK  BILLS TO  BE  LIQUIDATED  THIS   YEAR
•out     V
.-epbrtt
• Is   .md   Partiet cir Friendt
H.-ifr.^..! (.lUiiiiiMg hhs graduated from Union College v.ith the degree of B, S. He has cottititied the coursn in sanitary engineering, .Mr. Gunning giaduated from the Freeport High School ill 1907. He is i son of Mr. and .Mr.-. John I"). Gunning of Btiv view .¦\ venue.
between the two upper classes.
Kenneth Smith presented a weird taie —the class iirophtcv.
Alfred Kollo read the Junior jirc- phecy.
Dorothy Hibbard gave the class gifts, which were a number of "jokes" on each other
are ?.^(ili(i in general fund, SU.Oiiij street fund, ?6125 for fire department, $261111 for Board of Health, a total of $27,625 additional.
I had the occasion to attend the meetings of the Village Board at which the budget was discust and every mem¬ ber disliked the necessity for   increas-
The Viiliige Buard of Trustees at m special meeting this morning, June 26, fixed the tax rate for 1914. for villuge pUrpo.'Jes. at i?l.H7.">. Last year the rate was ?l.ii4 an increase of 33*.
The Board has given considerable attentinn to the fixing of this budget, and decided that   they   would  pay   a!!
Board of Health .Maintenance    of    Board    of
Health Si25oO.UO
Fire Dejiartment Fund .Vlaintenanje vi Fire Depr.       ?6125,tiii Fire Dept. Bond July 1,  1!I14       .¦.UO.Oii Int. on Fire equipment bonds Voted for house for Hose .No. 1 Voted for tractor for   Truck No. 1
87,''..<.iO ¦
3.''IJ0.iV|i
George J(jhnson presented in   behalf   ;nRjh^ »"'« ra'e- y-et were unanin
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Williams are entertaining a young daughter, horn .Monday night.
The Freeport Bank continues to evi
of the Senior Class of 1914 a handsome table on which to place the encycloped¬ ias. It was a gift widely chosen for it will prove both useful and orna¬ mental. .Mis> Fitzgerald accepted the gift for the High Sehool.
The afternoon was closed bv singing the class song and giving *he class yells.
(lying dives were made into the sand by both the boys and girls. The final score was 3-1 in favor of the "Sque¬ dunks." By this time everyone was ready for his dinner and.it surely tast¬ ed good, even though it was  decorated
 , , with cinders and flavored   with   sand.
dence its prosperity by having declared -j-j^g^ ^U j.,t g^ji f^,. Long Beach where a semi-annual dividend of 6 per cent, ji,^ remainder of the evening was on its caiiital stock, payable July 1. spent in strolling   on   the   beach  and
The FreeportTrancTof the Socialist I boardwalk.	
iiartv holds its   meetings   every   Wed¬ nesday evening al the L. I. Rug Worka   TRAINING CLASS BEACH  PARTY Building on Olive Boulevard. The members of the Freeport Train-
-—Roosevelt Spectator. ¦ jpj, (jia,..s enjoyed a delightful   day   at   Kees rendered a charming   solo,    Sev-
  ! High Hill    Bench   cn   Tuesday.     .Miss   eral selections were given by   tha   or-
Gordon P. Ellison has built a '»''Kt', h„^p1 ^^.^fn^ri was the hostes,*, the chestra under the able leadership of new daiicijpg jiavilion at I'oint !'"'''<• i pnrty sailing over in Mr, Seaman's Miss Knights. Vernon L. Davey gaie out. He announces that the music , i^jj^'^.f, {(^^ "Hazel S.," and then an interesting talk in which he made will commence on June '2S, and contin- spending the diiy at the Seaman cot- a ,';trong [ilea for the installation of a ue all summer. ; tiigc.    The Training    Class   girls    are   iniiriLial training course in thu  schools.
  I noted for their wonderful spread!^,   but   Hiram R, Smith iircseiitHii the   prizes.
On .Monday evening, June 29, a big ' trii,< one surpassed ali others by far. The spelling prize v.-as awarded to two vaudeville performance wiil be given Br.seball, swimming, dancing and other people who received 100 in the test — at the American Theatre for the bene- ..|„,rts were enjoyed by all. The party Geoige I'ox and Margaret Livingston, fit of D.'inny Murphy, of the loiiil ,,.,ived home in the evening merrily The prize for the most notable advance actors' colony. " ^ill;ring songs and declining   they   had   in work waa   awarded   to   Alfred   Ny-
j il;e lime 01 their iives.
COMMENCEMENT E.XERCISES The Commencement exercises of the graduating clasa were held in the High Schuol auditorium Wednesday evening. The invocation was given by Rev. ,1. Sidney Gould. Theodore Wassung gave the salutatory.     Miss  Rose    Van
ly of the opinion that in order to main¬ tain and preserve the integrity of the village its outstanding accounts should be met and enuf money apiiropriated to meet its legal obligations during the yeatr, and that has been done. No re¬ flection is made on any previous Board, but the fact remains that debts had accrued to the amount of nearly $8000, and they must be paid—and now will be.
Freeport is growing —it coats money to maintain a village ot    a   population covering 70   mile?   of   streets,    20   of them improved with Peekskill   gravel, nearly 2oli large street arc lamps,    the best volunteer fire departinent possible and an efficient police system, but   the ami'Unts have in the main   been   voted liy the taxjiayers and th the rate    made   compuls Board, who have done their duty    h esliy and fearlessly.
bills against the village, some of which   Unpaid   bill
have been standing for years' and put the finances of the village on a pro| er business basis. The budget is as printed below.
No increased amounts were fixed by the Board over last year, although tiie total is about J26,0i»ii m.ire. It will be recalled that at the reirular and special village election,    over   S3li,Uoii
Kuliber C
C.iitta
. lire h(i
I'ercha
11,11(1 :
61(1,011 I
$1,511(1.(10
Sidewalk Fund To [iay I'S cost of   construct ing sidewalks
Public Park .Maintenance of public    park adjoining L. I. K. R.
Interest  Fund
was voted to be expended, by   (Jecision   Fur payment of interest due
July 1. 1914, and  Jun 1915, on Road bund
sment
11   mal
• A.NNUAL SEKMnN
1 Ciimrneiicer.ient Week uctivitie.^ of the (,'lass of 191'1 began Sunday even¬ ing, June 21, lit tbe -M. l'l. Church. 'I'he tU'iidiiiii ing c1hs,s and their friends ,i,iteiie(l In no in.-pii'ing .-erindii deliv¬ ered il',' D;-, Curti'.'i', p'aiu.rof the M. E. C\'.v,y:h.
CLASS DAY E.X'1:;[{CISES .Mondiiy   afternoon,   June   22,    was l.!lass Day.    The   study hall wns  pret tily decorated v.'ilb ciepe pape-- and re- colors, and il.,.i,'.>'r.    Although   outside it Wiis rather gloomy, within  sunshine ' and merrirm lit '.elgned supreme. I     President Nolan welcomed the visit Oi s, undergraduates    and   faculty   and ; introduce.I eucb sir.aker in turn.
.Miss Mildred Hill endeavored to nmke inlertsting the di'v subject, "The I liiss History." nn-l delivered it in a I'i'eili'.iible nianner.
.Mis.s (;iaru iJro>vn sh.ivved   b
scarlet   and the
Kruy class
a poetes
in
the   clever
abil- litt
CARD OF TH.ANKS I wi.«ii to e.vtcnd iny thanks, through the R( view, to the fiieinfu of Freepott for their good >vork at the fire in my buildings on Brooklyn Avenue, on Monday, June 15. The willin;; service given cou'd not have been belter per¬ formed,
G. Howard Kandali.
Advertigement
CARD OF THANKS
Freeport, June 23, 191.1. Editor  lli Review : —
Will you Kindly publish in your is¬ su ¦ this week a card of thanks to our friends and iieigbtiors v.ho were so ki-id to us in our lecent bereavement, in the Kiss of diii' diiughter Je'inie, who pH-st.l H^- ay on June 12.
Very tiulv ydurs, Mr, ntvi Mrs, Frank B.dell, 32 Smith Street.
.\(lvcrtlaen5en;
Fourteen Years   Ago
dl' iiis.if iiiter.sl friiiu tbc Hoview Hle,- fi.Ulteeii JCMI'S ago this week 1
W. C, T. d. seta fountain at corner of .\l.Min and Fulton Streets.
Freeimrt Gdlf Club organized, vvith H. P. Liliby tempuniry chairman and Ernest   Wallace  temporary   secretary.
W. R, Post elected Cnuncilor if Fre. p.irt Council No. 57. J. O, U. A. -M,
Freeport Mutual Henefil .\ssociation incorporated.
1st quality Garden Hose. 9c ft.
l.iivvii ^prinklers, .jOc up.
Sprinkling Cans, 25c up.
Black Scieening, 2c sq. ft.
Galv. Screening, 3c sq. ft. ; rolls 2Jc
Lawn Mowers, $2,4.'j to $9.25
Window Screens, 20c up.
0-Ctdar Mopa,   89c;  oil,   $2.50 gal.
Garden Utensils
Perfection Oil Heaters, $2.98 ,
Chicken Wire, 150 ft.   Roll,   Jc   sq. I JUST A REMINDER
ft., Jc opened i     We think we know how to fight fire,
Chick Wire, IJc sq. ft. j and as I have stated in this column be-
Nursing Bottles, 2 for 5c i fore, I will   back   the   Freeport   Fire
Perfection Cook   Stoves,   2   burner,   Department against any there   is,   but $6.75; 3 burner, $9 00 in Lindenhurst Saturday  morning   the
Peroxide, 16 or. bottle. 10c combined departments of Lindenhurst,
Da Silva Amityville and Babylon could not stop
6-lOc Store and W. Merrick Road ;» fire that had gained good headway in
   AdvertUement j a row of frame buildings with   a   high
u  ,, ,   ,.,      ,    .     o    ¦ TU     I wind blowing, until   the   fire  reached
Half holiday during Sumnrier     I beg   ^^   ^^^^ National Bank Building, which to advise   my  customers  that  during | ^^^ ^^ j^^i^^     It simply goes to show
-'ly
cbiss poem, which was j Mark Antony's speech at the burial of I Cue-Ill'. It cimtained a number of i knocks and certainly succeeded in i' iik- I in^ a ''lit."
1     Miss   Elsa   Nygren    read   the   class I will   which consi.sted in bestowing   cn
e'.e.yone   imaginable a generous   su]!- i ply of slams. '    '.Mervin    Schloss,     representing
gren. Five doliurs in gold was given for the lie.si school song written during the year. The song was "Iliippy Days," comnosed by Miss Helen Kuhl, .Miss .Marian   Paterson   reccive-l  a   ."i^'u
, gold piece for having been (leit'ect in attendanci,' and punctuality for iiin-j con.-^ccutivn years,
Riih-rt If. Hunt [ires.jnied the di- pldriiiis tn ;he graduiites, Tiie) ',v.re: Jerome .Vulun, nresident: Durolhy Hib¬ bard, vice president ; Wright Lei^is, secretarv; Elsa Nvgren, tieiisirer; Mildred "Hill, historian; Kus.i...ll Tree, reporter; Sa(lie Duryea, .Mary I'ox, Clivrn Peterson, Alfred Rnllu, Genrge Johjison, Kenneth Smith, Theodore Wassung.
.Mr. Hunt sp.jke of the great less to the High School —the leaving of    .Miss ! Th
i K nigh Is.     He also spoke of the splenil-
, id work done by the entire faculty ihis past yenr.
i The viiledictdry was given by .Miss .Vlarv F.ix an.l the bene(ricti"n 1 v R. v. K.  lieber  Scntt.
Thursday evening, the Alumni   baii- iiuef at (Jarden City Hotel wis held, Ti.is Friday evening the Senior Cliiss
HOW   VOUR MONEV IS SPENT
If you   own a niece ol   property   in the Village    of   Freepirt   assesst    fnr
51000 ynur village tax icr lull, ?13.T.' is spent a« follnws :
Generiil .?  ,li>'
Police I.9.')
Knads :;,:n
Street Lights 2.3:i
Board of Health ,19
Fire Deparlment 2,^3
Sidewalks .So
I'ublic Park ,)li
Unpaid Debts 1. 17	
of the taxpayers, on which   the   Beard
had no   alternative,     .Aiout    the   oniy
increase made by the Buard was in the
fire department,    upon request   nf   the
Fire Council, because the anmun' up. increase of propriate-i in [ireviotlw years hu.i been ¦  urion   the  entirely too small, and enough was put   A.MIjU.VI'S KEljUlKED BY L.AW TO
in this year to clear U[) tnatters   which
had   been bunging    prior   f
jears pas'.
iJrand Total On   an   asi 624.2-1   this $1 311,.
Total When I lookt this prised at the results money spent.     I havi
sl3.1h over   I   was   sui- we   get   for   the
not the room    Xn
The entire iuidget :
BUDGET nu 1-1.-,
•¦i.jnerai Fund
\'iilage eX|;enses
.Money borrowed bv previnus
Bnard Unpaid bill, N, Y. C, fnr rei Unfiaid bill. Smith &.Malc(ini-
son. for maps   un.l   report?
I'dll.'.'  1 ui.d ,\laif!t.^nMnce .f Police Dept
Str.-el Fund
if Sireets
BE l^LACED IN BUDGET
,'f5(i(i.(iii
375.(10
27'.i2.5m
severul   B°"'^- ^'^"-' Department Interest on aame
Interest on Road bonds
.Marjorie B, Smilh, daughter of .Mr. and .Mts. Samuel R. Smith, was grad¬ uated from Packer Collegiate Institute .Monday evening. .Miss Smith took part in the Class Duy exercises Satur¬ day afternoon, attended the class sup pt r Saturday evei,ing and the sermon to the graduates delivered Sunday af¬ ternoon in the Packer Chapel by Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis, With the other 48 graduates Miss Smith reciived her diploma .Monday evening at cnmmence- ment exercises.
One of the rules of the Institute is that students withdrawing to enter col¬ lege muy return at the end of their sephnmnre year fur graduation from Packer Institute. .Mai jnrie Smith has comfileted two yeurs ut Sn.ith College. Northfield, .Mass.. and therefore re¬ ceived the Packer Institute giaduate's diplnma this year.
Miss Smith has    been   spending   the past week at Watertown, Conn., where the graduating c|bss nut for   a   social $2702,50 I time hefore separating,
 I     Florence A. Brown, daughter of Mr.
$70433,5(1   and Mrs.  Jete E. Brown   of   Brooklyn
roll   of $5.132.-;-Avenue, wns   graduated   from   Packer
e   a   tax rate of I Collegiate Institute   .Monday   evening,
' wh.'n she received her diiiloma   at   the
¦ ('(immencement exercises,    .Miss Brnwn
: graduated    from    the   Freeport    High
i SchiKil in 1012, and bus completed   the
I course e.iuivalent t(i two yeurs of    cnl-
lege, given at  Packer,     Observer,
$ 1.')(I'
$OUO,II(I
11(1(1.(1(1 i!75.o(i
1175.
Special    .¦\pprn[iriutions Klectinii Fnr Pill ice Foi street liglit mg For Hnse house Fnr Tractor Fnr Sidewalks For Public I'urk
.•f3667
Voted       I,
.MdiMin.iKi 12(HM1..I,I
3'"iOii.(i(i
4o0ii,liii
1."lllll, ml
5o0,oo
.¦'^31.'.n0,'ill
Mr. and .Mrs, James .A. Sutphin   en- ! tei tained the Brnoklyn Brokers'   Base- bull teum    III   their    home   on    Sinith Street. Satuiiliiy evening.    The Brook¬ lyn I'ovs )iluyed the   Freepnrt   "lub   in' I the ufteriionii Illld after the game were ; taken tn the Sutjliin residence,   where i refreshliunts were serve.l, after wbich all were   taken    to    the   Snuth    Shore Ya..'ht Club Hniise.   nnd   dancing   'vaa enjnyed.    The piuty relL'rned hnme on a lute evening  train.
( ui the
MS- I
for ¦
enumerate, but tuKe for instance street lighting system, in which ameunc is .-^l'.^H, or s.^y a property sesst .•?150(i, $3.oil ayear, Ic a day a street light in nearly all cases nn fu-'ther a'.vay than the nearest corr.ei', miuirisons cm be carried to ev- ilepartment und the figures are nnt
ileliun 'e Ilid lull, 1,, gr;,vel
I 'ii|;uii| bill,- tn .N'ew Vork Cit;. fi Heni>- Steers Cn,, .^.'.itli   .V .¦.li.lcnm
iis'.e r.'pls.
nil prev IOU r rent II
gravel   i:
111
-1.
(illItU     I
;     lire h< .'Note 1- ll
lU      PiUl  III I
.MHinteiiuiiCe , mg illld n p
•¦•I."i5'"i6.0il ;
Liiilitiiin; hivdd ¦
i -tr.'et   liulit-      '*" ir,'- td liluLt      .¦^12('0ti.(:o.
Gi:in,i t,
high t( deinuiii for.
the un.l
n.ddern   advuntage,- .'luturiilly expect   to
News oi: the Churches        Viilage Trustees
¦ The members nf the Kn Klux
••'"   ball teum, under directinn nf  ^i
•""    t( |l ,'lU il   M   '   "':..'       1  '¦ 111'   I-'l-
; High Schonl,   enjnyed ii trip   tn "" I Lenkout SHturdiiv,     Thi'   N.issiii lei.iirts Ihe f. i!   ¦''¦ii,'!     ';•:¦¦ i i   . •""   team as   inking   putt    in    th ' Thnira- Sp- vvk , iiiu 1 -V.' .    n ¦"" ' .Muxsnn,       IldlmeS      S'.VeZey, ' Weiiij 1-',  Wuiiivrigiil Wetiipl •""    [llli.el    l|...'.tuii To'.,-'  ,
•   LfStei     Diii.l.y.    Kieil    1' "'''' I Jdhnsnii,  ll \ ing Srbwnli
'k. r, ,---.lneV l.'.'Uld, Wihi',.: .', i ..i-i i li.'l.vvn Kill-he:-, Dwi-i;' jj-li.-i'l, II. : ly .Miiinrd,
Bse- Os
leepnrt
1   I'ljinl
u   Pust
dl    the
event:
¦,( r,ii;in
Horui'e
(:.or,;o
V.iit.'i Unl ,,,
uiiip,    W:l,is
Oenige l.f'i-
J IS I KOR FUN The city papers seem to   think
Subj.. 1   of    Sl'
oi     ill.
tukeoir   on   beuch party will take place.
S. R. S.MITH SPELLING PRIZE George Fox and .Marguerite Living¬ ston tied at lon per cent, in the Sam¬ uel R, Smith spelling prize contest held Wednesday morning of last week in the High School. Eleanor Wiggins and Kenneth ('urtice. winner of last year's contest, received
the
Junior Class, gave the address to the Fox won the first prize and Miss Liv- Seniors and showed that the Juniors ingston second in the special match be- \vere capable of taking the responsible   tween them held Fridav afternoon.
they are bound to make fun nf cnuntry newspa|ier repnrting. I find equal amuseiiient in reading items in our city papers. For instiince, did \ou ever see a lepni't of a fire, of uny length, where they did not say;
"The entire village turned nut tn see the fire, which caused considerable ex¬ citement."
"Twn men iihe number muy vuryi who were sleeping in the huilding. per   cent, i ('"rely got out in time."
'The entire fire fighting upparatus turned oul to fight the blaze
nd churih
First Church   nf    Cl risi,    Sciinlist. Services Sunday ninrniiig   ul 11 a. in.; Sunduy School, same bniJr; llenu stead Hank Huilding.    Subji ct next Sunday, ' .lune 2>-   "(.ihrisliiiii Science." '
A lending rnoni with Christian Sci , ence literature is niien al rhe above | address every weekday from 1 :3o lo h , p. Ill,
The iust meeting of the Wnman's i Fnreign .Missinnary Snciety df the .M. i E, Church tnr the aummer will be held'
iinu
'¦'i illll
Us   n
¦i.ik (1
ill.-- ei
o,        1
i      ,V liUiiiliel  nf  1'
y    Imn f   .Mis, (
- ' ev: r;ing, where
1    WMS teiiiler. ll ."1 V
I- 1 '.vh'i V, ii! siiil    i'n
1. i The evening wa,i
1 il nds i-iithered ut X".v
', .A,  Fiiil'in   TliiJ!,'-(lHy
II   furewi 11   r'M'C|ilion
-s Gii'-lavii Kii-miisi-eii,
1-   iKiiniiirk,    Jul,     1.
.spent   Id   gun,e.l   and
ilancmg. lilted v. i
The
th
home wii's tustily   di ¦ii3 end lo,-'.".
:     .Miss Eliia r i vucatidii with Mrs [ ster C.iuntv, .N. Y.
I I iiui a and Kla
wer.-. will    ,-|.. i
Ern,
Bill tnn   nil
I vvn    weeks
^1 VVirth,    n
Vt'rnyrth.^'re"may"be some laughable   ''^,}';:Jl'.'["t.''/ ^l'-.' ,^.".',"".^!:'i'.:..^"'.'l'V
In the Fire Department I Firemen's Day
Labor Day
of Intereit to end about the firer In our local departmant by H.E. P.
the months of July and August my feed store will be closed at 1 o'clock Saturdays, J. M. Hewlett.
Advertisement
To close early during Summer.   Dur¬ ing the months of July and August my
that when once a fire gets good head¬ way in a row of frame buildings, water only seems to feed the flames, and it is only these brick buildings, inter- suersed throughout the rows of frame, that can stop a'fire of that   kind.    No
At n special meeting of the Free- port Fire Department, held Thursday evening, it was decided to hold the an¬ nual Firemen's Day on Labor Day again thia year. The annual )iarade and inspection of the Department will be held at the same time.
things about cnuntry reporting, but we have no monnpoly nn them. The para¬ graphs I have written are cnpied from a recent report of a fire in F'reepOrt, appearing in a city paper, and of course the first two are nol correct and the second one is always correct where the fire is of any size in the village.
13''i Smilh Street, today, Friday Jl. m. ; .Mrs. Frank .'\. Home, leae
f   the meet-
To Improve Main St.    | Railroad Crossing!
feed store will  close at 1 o'clock   Sat'- | on« fire department can do it
urdays. Harold E. Williams. I 	
Advertiser-lent.
meet and appoint a succeaaor to Mr Welden, wilhout any question. As a matter of fact on tiiat aflernoon the Board did not even meet, as il was not their meeling day. Last week the dis¬ ease affected one of our local contem- I poraries. which came oat with a big Owing te the junction of roada, in-j heading, "George Wallace to Replace eluding the trolley, L. I. R. R.. Mam | Welden; peace and harmony will be Street and Church Streets, one of lhe restored by his election." And then worst crossings in this section is Mam I went on to atate that this was merely Street, where it crosses the L. I. Rail- ^ rumor and "confirmations are being road, and the Village and County auth- ^ gought."
orities have been in consultation as to jhe Review has no criticism to make the proper method of repairing tms of its contemporaries, as we have busy crossing 80 that it would be   in a  enough to do   to  attend   to   our   own
The Knights of .Methodism M. E. Church will hold its fina ing for the summer this Friday even¬ ing, ut '-< o'clock, in the chapel. Charles Wesley Harman, a leader *in the watchmaking industry of the coun- , , try, will address   the   boys   and   their
GEORGE WALLACE FOR TRU.STEE   frien* on "The   Making  of  a   Filled Several weeks ago one   .of   the   city ¦ Walch Case,"    All men and buys    are papers had a spasm,  and reported that   invited lo hear Mr, Harman.
the Village Board   of  Trustees   would       .        ,   . .   ~   n   i     u u
^ An entertainment    will    be   held
in   Streets Bethel A. .M, E. Church on July 2, at 8:30 o'clock.    .Mr. and .Mrs Carl Dexter, entertainers, will present
.\ I  I lie iii'-ei liig nl  lile i
.' riH.cii   H   coniiiiunii'ir.i ¦' T' III finiii  I'laiH'is I'. .M( ,!:.¦  lln.",rd nf i',i(!ucuti<ili,   M ecl.i.     current    at     Sciiii.ii |;l\rticuiiiily iliiei.'t luv'.i'i  fot   veiitilat- ii g appiii iitiis; iel' ill-.I ''J Light  ( viiii- i.iittee with powii.
U[.on itsolutii'i! df Tru-t....i. E. .'. , Uiniiall, tlie leconinieniliiUun of the r i'-e Council fo.' tbe purchase nf a '.li'ii: liHCtnr for the truck . f Honk i*.: Ladder I (iitipany No '., ut ii cost nf i '• i595, wa.-. uimiiinidusly upprdV''(i. 1      .Mr, and Mrs. Otto Gnttschaldl   ceie-
A lesoiutidii vvas puss'd giving   per-; brated the l'lth   nnniversiiiy   of   tbeir
i:ii-ion    i'.ir    I'irst    Assistant     Chief ' wedding Inst    Friduy   nighl.    A   very
Ilo'.viird   F.    Peursall   und    uny    other ' enjoyubl* evening wUs spent by   about
tihiefa   sn desiring, to attach   a signaU 60 nf their friends,   and lhe bride   and
bell to the otiicial fire call (.N'o. 41101, al ; groom were   the   recipients   nf   iiiuny
his   residence,   lo save time in getting i beautiful and useful presents.
jfire alarms.    The   connection   is to bel     The evening   was   spent   in   games,
.done without cost lo the village. 'dancing, and   eating   until   the    small
J     The    fnllowing    applications     were : hours of the morning
granted: Musical    selections   were     rendered
Sidewalks-  William A. MacFarlane, iduring the evening by .Miss .Mary   Mc- So. .Main Street and  Olive  Boulevard, ' .Mahon, iVIis,    Emory   Wushburn,   Mr. 12x40 ft. ; S. P, Pettit, Lexington and . Williamson and Miss    Blanche    Wash- Brookside Avenues. 4xUi'Hft.;  A, Sid-   burn ney Reynolds, Grand Avenue, 4x.")7.       I     Among   those  present   were:    Mrs.
Water—S. P. Pettil. Jay and .'VIilton ' Craw, of Brooklyn; Mr, and Mrs. Wal- -, L. I. Building   Co.,    Atlantic   ter Smilh, of Valley Stream ; Mr.   and Ihursday,   Avenue,  (2); W, B.    Cozzens,   Archer I Mrs. D, Morrison, .Mr, and .Mrs,    Van- Street, dewater   Post,  Mr,   ^ind    Mrs,    Daniel
Lighting- William   V.   Noble, New   Washburn, Mr, and   .Mr-.   Fred  Gott-
at 3!
an evening of humor, music, recita- York Avenue ; John E, Wulf, So. Bav ¦ schaldt, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Wash- tions and songs. Refreshments will Avenue; Joseph T, O'Neill. South Bay burn, Mr, and Mrs. B, Frank Post, be on sale after the entertainment; ad-   Avenue; Florence I. Penny, New York   M«. and Mra. Arthur Renauld, Mr. and
mission, 25 cents; children 15 cents.
The subjects of the sermons   at  the ] Presbyterian Church for  next  Sunday ¦
will be .
Coming Tuesday, June 30, at Plaia ! Theatre, the 1918-14 World Champion-1 ship Rcund-Up at Pendleton, Oregon. : The biggest genuine Wild West com¬ petition ever held for world champion-
belter condition for traffic
Monday morning Supervisor Smith representing the County, and Presi dent Lamb and Trustee Randall, rep resenting the Village,   arranged   for a
NOT A STATE RECORD Thursday night's Times stated   that
at tne tournament at Glen Cove   Wed
neaday. Pacific Engine Company threw
a stream of water   a  distance  of  285
feet, supposed to  be  a  State  record, ship in riding, bucking outlaws,   steer  Just for information, the record is held   proper condition roping, relay races, stage coach races,   by Wide Awake Engine Co.   of   Free- i '»*« Sunday night, how.eve Indian races, wild horae races,  etc.. in   piirt which   on   October   3,    1912,    at motion pictures; admission, 5   and   10  Rockville Centre,   threw   a  stream   a
distance of 288 ft., 2 inches.
Avenue. i Mrs,   George   Bedell,   Mr    und   Mrs.
Chief   Engineer   Loonam    reported i Frank Rhodes, Mr.   and   Mrs.   Elwood
that Hose Co. No.   2   objected   to   the   Myers,  Mr. and Mrs. Albert Post,   Mr.
proposition lo use their fire ho-ses  for   and .Mrs, Harry Pearsall. .Mr. and Mrs.
,, .,-.     ii;„i,„, ».„„.„ D,,„„i»   rtjad work, as they    did   not   think    it   Gus   Baldwin,    Mr.   and   .Mrs.    Willet
Morning.    The Higher Man s Revo t   p,^,,,j,„,   j,,   risk   having   the    horses   Cheshire, Mr. and Mrs, John Post, Mr.
Against "le woria       iroiri   '"« ^ex • i ^        f        t^^ ^^^^^^   j^   ^^^^ ,      ^ ^^^   ^  ^^^^ Johnjon, Mr. and Mrs.
* Be not conformed to  this   world   but     -"i "      ii„„„ „„,*       f t .   .      o       ' >< l--: u   «« i »       /
- , ,, of hre.     Upon motion of Trustee  Ran-   Maurice !• itzgerald, Mr, and Mrs.   Or-
De ye iransiormeo.^ ^^^^^^^^^ p^^^ ,, dall. Board agreed to the request to I son Golden, Mrs. Amanda Golden, items, but there has been no discussion from'X"f;xl. "Is my hand shortened ^IZZTthyZZ!!"""'^ ^"'" '"'''"^ Emanuel Post, .'^amuel Che.shire, Mi.«e. of this matter al any   Board   meeting,   at all that it cannot redeem?" •     TtZ^   Jl   u'rl    f    H     lih    ih     ^^^''V?*.'^''"'   '''7'   ""''  ^T«^*'''•'K•
and the Review is very doubtful if .Mr.        The hour of morning service is 10 :30;i..A!=»,'"*^_''*'    «""'^'^.   ""^   "'""^    the   Grace Cheshire, I-lorence   and Blanche
Wallace would be chosen, for the very pie reason that it is highly improb-
consultation^w^ith the   officials  of |he  able that the Board will agree  on' any
the hour for   evening   worahip,   7:4E Pews are free and all are invited.
Health Officer was given  aothority   to   Wushburn,    William    Cheshire,    Roy, have examination made at any time of   Ravmond and Floyd   Post,   Milton Be-
Advertieement
Try my special box of   cut   flowers, 75c, for the weekend.    C. R.   Ankers,
The World  Film   Corporation   pre- ' sents "The Triumph of an Emperor," a
florist, Rockville Centre,    L.I.    Tele-   stupenduous production in   five  reels;
phone connection; delivery anywhere,   to be shown at the Plaza,   Wednesday,
AdvertlBement ^ July 1; matinee and   evening;   admis-
iion, matinee, 10 and 15  cents;  even-
The Crystal Theatre has been entire-  jpg   jy ^^j 20 cents.
ly renovated and remodeled,    to   make Advertiaement
it entirely safe and   sanitary,   and   is    — —. =j^	
now   open   under   new   management.      Trees, plants and shrubs can  be  se
Railroad and Trolley Companies to dia cuss whal could be done to put this in Word was received that the rejiresentative of the Railroad could not be present, and the matter was postponed. It is the desire of the par¬ ties interested to come to some agree¬ ment whereby the track can be put in permanent good condition,   in   connec
person. In fact they have very [losi tively agreed lo disagree on this one subject.
A HUSLING BUSINESS MAN
Some of we .•American business peo¬ ple would have lo take off our hats to Charlea Howard's laundry, when it comea to prompt service.    After   haw-
heads of dogs   suspected  of  suffering from rabies.
The matter nf preparing the   budget waa discussed at   considerable   length, and it was   practically   decided   to   fix the   rate   at    1.375.  "The    Board    ad- evening.
rron'witl' tliT^improvTr^^nrof^Marn 1 '"« his place practically destroyed   by
fire at 9 o'clock Monday   morning,   he
Street, which is now being brougnt to a completion betv«#en Freeport and Roosevelt.
"The Triumph of an Emperor." is a production in five reels, empioying 1000 people and BOO horses.    It is one
was aronnd making his regular   collec¬ tions Monday noon, and   delivered   his
A Iriduum was held at the Catholic Church on Wedneaday, Thursday and Friday evenings of this week at 8 o'clock in honor of the Sacred Heart. On Friday evening, after the devo¬ tions, two new statues, one on either journed to meet Thursday side of the main altar, were formally j June 25, to fix the rate. blessed.—Tablet. I 	
The Fijrty Hours Devotion c pened in the Catholic Church of Our Holy Re¬ deemer on Sunday at High Mass at 10:3(1, All the Sanday School child¬ ren took    part   in   a   procession.    The
Rhodes Four Years
Justice Kelby on Saturduy sentenced .Miles S. Rhodt guilty in connection with the
(IkII, Emory Washbutn. jr,, Edward Kryer and Harold Johnson, all of Free- port,
Harry L. Foster, snn of Mr. ana .Mrs. Alonzo Foster, has urrived home (mm Lafayette Ciollege, and is spend¬ ing his vacation with his parents on Bergen Place. Mr. Foster is a mem-, ber of the Junior Class at Lafayette, and belongs to the Signa .Nu Frijtern- ity.    He has made   a   brilliant   record
morning in the literary activities of the college, found   being the assistant editor nf   the    An-
.MirtifOla   nual and the author of   the    play   pre-
laundry with his uaual promptness  the  devotions closed  Taesday   morning  at  Jail management last Fall, to not more   sented this year by the dramatic  soci
latter part of the week
PAV YOUR WATER BILL
High .Mass at 8 o'clock
TKepiTturesTh^wnw^llbeofThVbeat   cared Vt sm"aii'cost"aT Woodbine" Park   of the biggest   and   most   spectacular      Allw^
J. F. Germeroth, manager.
AAvarUaeoMM.
Freeport, N. Y. Advertisement
and evening.
AavertlMmwiL
Rev.   Donald F. Schumann,   who   is
visiting with Rev. R. Hebe'Scott, and
water bills not paid before   July   recently ordained to the Diaconate   by
be subject to   an   additional   5   the Bishop of Bethlehem,   will   preach
penalty. at the Chureh   nf   the   Transfiguration
  next Sunday evening al the   7 :45   ser-
(continued on page 8) vice.
than 8 years, nor less   than 4 years   in  ety.    As news   editor Sing Sing.    < .inselor Seaman made a   paper, he is in line for plea for   mercv,    utter   which    Judgi Kelby imposed sentence without    com ment.
if  the  college the  editorship
in his senior year.
More Freeport New» on Page {
Standard Gasoline, 16c gai.    G. Ben¬ nett Smith Garai^e.
Adver*'pament
Hemen'ber every   Wedriesdiy is ADe- cial feature day kt the Plaza.       ^
AdvertUemeot.