Nassau County Review 19150528

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MAY 28. 1915
VoL XX, No. 22
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Freeport
Social and Personal    In the Fraternal Orders Local Topics News of the Churches      Village Tritstees      In the Fire Department
Single copies of the Kc-vicw tor sale at (Jre^-nlilatt's and Brnithwaite'.'<, Uail- roari Avenue; .Michnoff's, Nassau County Review, Da.Silva's and flo- tietz's". Main Stir-ff; l)aSilva'R,West Merii(4; Roa.l. tf.
HKiHWATtK TIDE TABLE
TlK-^e timi«« arfl for Sandy   H<K)k.     De<ln.-t  .12 liiiniitm for H<Tn|.^teH.I Bay)
Friilav, .May
M.inir    About   Cuc.U,   ViiiU   and   P.rtien   ol Freeporter. and Their Friend.
Saiurday, Sunday, Monday. Tuesday, .lune WednpRiih>. ThurfiiH\, Friday Saturday,
2S 29 30 31 1
7:21 a. m.
>i:l() a. m.
9:11 a. m. li):09 a. in. 11:07 a. m. 12:ii9 |). m.
1 :07 \i. m.
2.01) p. ni.
3:ii7 t). in.
X)y. .1. .S. Hhapero hH..< opened an up- to-date denlLitry ollice at 71 S<iuth Main Strtet.
Tlie Casino, under the inanaKenieril of Leo ("arillo, operjed for the -casun on Saturday evening.
If you don»'t put.your Hmk out any other dny in the year, he nure that it in out ne\! .Monday,    DecorHtmn   l)(i>
AUenli'in i.s called lo the adv..itise- inent ill this issue of n sale of aniiijUf luniilurc,  i(. he held next   "vVedneHiii>.
A iJi^r replica of an old Dutch wind¬ mill h.c^ incn erected as a gHrii;;e < n proficr;., of Otto.lung on the cH^t liiiril; I.f lianilall Um:.
.¦\ ii:ovinK |;icture -l;rjw '.v!:l I.. hcM I.r till- rrvfitul IliLaire tlii^ l''i iduv ev cnii't;, ;.!iiy '2^^. fur henefn < ; tl.- i "d- tral i!i.sf')!il! rinh.
Mr. and Mr;^. Alfred U. Torres of Brooklyn have taken a cottage on .North Bergen Place  lor   the   summer.
Mr. and .Mrs. T. W. Nicholson have closed their Brooklyn house to locate for the .sumnitr at 41 North Bergen Place.
A surprise party was tenderei) to Mrs. A. E. Dorlon of East Street, Sat¬ urday evening. (.!ards and games were played during tne evening, foi- ' lowed by lefreshnient". Those [uc-ient were Mr. and Mrs. .M. Milhank, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Devlin and Master Wesley Devlin, .Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge ' Reynolds and .Miss Adeline Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs John Stephenson, Hert Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. VV. K. Hern- ing. .Mr. and Mr«. .Inhn Fawcett and, the .Vlisses Olive and Estelle Fawcett, .Ml. and Mrs. E. A. Dorlon, Frank Dorlon, .Miss Decker, .Miss Nina Dnr- I'll) nnd I.ita Rhorles.
My-. A. .1. S"i;tt, and her 3on,'"<Tt,i- eral Scolt, with hii wife and young ..^lln, haw returned to f-rt eport after sj.'-iiil- ing the winter ut West Palm ijeacii. H' ridn.
.Mr. and .Mrs. .1. li. .\osrtoithy liHVe ni ived from Pearsall Avenue \.i tlm li'.ii.se formerly occupied hy .Mr. nnd .Mr-. Henry E. liidci- nn U'liiiiicc Str-i't. ."('r. aivl .Vlrs. Uiiler huve I:.. '.' I.' 'll '. i'.v'.y ' 'li..r h:iiwr rn C, i.n.I Avi,;,.  .
Doinct in  the  lecret fraternal orcanizationc  of Freeport and vicinity,
I. <). O. F.~On Monday evening the first clegree was conferred on two can¬ didates. Next Monday evening the second degree will be conferred,
Commrnti    and  ^piplanatiom    not    entirely   of
• newi nature, on village affairn
by   tbe editor
WHERE IS THE POLITICii.' Under the heading  "political   para¬ graph   from   Suffolk    t.'ounty,"      the Brooklyn Eagle puhlishes   the   follow¬ ing:
Samuel P. Hildreth has heen    re-ap-
On Saturday evening, June 5, at the room.s of .Massapequa Lodge, F. and A. M., in the Rockville    Centre   Bank
Building.      W,-.     William   Morrison,   po'nted counsel to thji^n.ityville trus- Oriental Grand Master, assisted by the   '***•             .iiOff*^ Oriental t^onductor,    J.   W.   Twaddle, ¦     I cannot bflt wondw   what    the   ap- and full staff of officers will confer the i pointment o^a village counsel   has   to degree of Tall Cedars of Lebanon upon • do with politics, a large class of candidates.     This will 	
he thij first time that the Oriental De¬ gree has heen worked in Ro:kville Centre.
The Fellowcraft Cluh, of wbich W. •. John J. Lewi.s is president and :'. H. Richards.jn, ."ecretary, will have charge V"' . of the arrangements. The initiation fee of one dollar will entiHe ail those who survive to life membership in the Oriental (Jrand Lodge uf the Altituil- inous Timbers. .All .Master .Masons wishing tl tak" the degree can secure aiiplicatiiid cards frum ''. H. Kii'hanl- soii. Ko.x -(jtj, Lynbrook.
ProgresNive (.'oimcil, D. id' 1.., will hiilrl a cUmiitiii and euchre in thcii lodge roiiii 1. n Tuesday evt nin;^, .1 Jiie 1.
.NEW JR. O. U. A. M. COl'Nt 11. .Npxt Friday evening. June 4. ii neu
I iiuncil will lie instituted by tiie Nm'. Vork Statf ('laiiuMl, Jr. oZu. A. M., t'n;in the section srouiid Rosedale .¦uii! ; St. .Mbiins, to be known us Unity Coon . il No. ti. The institution wiil take place in the Cnuncil rouMs; of Frtep< it
A COOD CUSTOMER The Long Island Railroad Company continueg to be the best cu.stomer that the Village of Freeport water plant has. Their hill for services for water year, up tn .Mav 1, was *-^i48.n:!.
A SERVICE WELL KKNDKRHD At the last regular meeting   of   the Viiliig<- Hoard of Trustees.   Counselliir Sidney H. Swezey rendcied his bill for service for collection of atrearage?   ni taxes, and I have never seen   a   state- men of   services   rendered   which   has been as car.'ful and explicit and   ga\e iiinre \a.ue for   the   inimey   than   this ili.I.     It was almost   incomprehensible- to grasp the fact that .Mr. .Swezey had collected a tntal   of   ^'J^;¦<L'i2' for   ar¬ rearages   on    lot     pi o|i(-itie.-.       This amount on other pro|i'rtv miu'hl   Iihvg ¦ been colli.i-ted more easily,    but   the.'"e whs' not   so large   un   niiiulliit   nwiiig. and ill many case." it invc Ived cxpcmli- - turi a licvond tbe aniounl of the !a;; it-
..\ . I, .liill incotirg n A;-^-icr:;' I'.i; I.f Freepo ;. v>ill I.K Held a! ihi' Crc.i hou^^t.' lhi.- (' ening at ¦   -¦ i ,¦ ' k
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Ir. Hir.l .\Ir.-
t'.uncil N:j.  'll,    whost'   licgrtc   tcaiiis
'   will wdik nil thri'fi degrees on ..be now
•   ci:is8.     Till' riiHtting vviii op. n at   7:311
p.   III.,   .-"   the Ccuic.ril   can ^.ct   tiitir
busines.-      tran.-iicli'd     iiirly.       Stiit.'
1'<iu:r.'ilor I.eil;,    uf   .-\m;igiiii.-;elt.    aiiu
mail.' other St;i:ti i.thcvis wiil lie pris-
1   ii;t on ihi-J I'Vi'iiiiii,';   filso   ileleg:ttio:;
< i;.;iib iring      Council.^.       Tiie
ll'   !hi'   (l-'t;'!ee    T>'a'H-;    ai'"
." ni'fO'-nt lliis l''ridii\  .--.i iha:
li-'ld in tjiiepiiniliiiii    ior
•¦i-!f.  ill order to aHcertain thr    correct
•iivii''r-' of the propertie.;, and .¦=. nd tin
liill.j where thev bei'nit'.ni.'.     .Mr. S.-'ez-
(ly    uImi   collected     Ir.jii,    iK.scrintivt
pro;.rrty   .¦:aill''.i.ii:;,    'ii: i    .-M'iil.liL'   foi watt/r icnlals, a lotiti nl    nvcr    .'lil'ii. which has been    put   ii Si   the   villiig.. trc:i-iur»'   ¦: •(! i';;peiid.'- ! i-'i the   rc^iniiir •ivay.     F.iv t!ii; .--frvic     "'        ¦ •. " bill wns .•:;! 1. T,S,  »'y.' his customers as nr.ic;. '.-,¦ li.id tlif village fur I    :
--• time .mil eNpeiulit'ii i - invnlvi  :
Subject   of     Sermoiu.   Scrrices    of     the   week
and other dotnr* in tlie churches
¦ nd church locieties
First (¦hurch of Christ. Scientist. Services Sunday mot ning at 11 o'clock ; Hempstead Bank Building; subject. next Sunday, May 3(», "Ancient and Modern .\ecroniancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced."
In Conjunction with the regular nieetinf! of the W. (". I. U. to be held at the home of the prestrlent. Mrs. Clinton M. Flint, next Thursday, .lune 3, a luncheon will be given hy the io.e- log side in the recent membership con¬ test. The winning side will pay \n cents each.
Talks on the Bahai Revelation, sig¬ nifying "Glorious Revelation." as foretold by Christ and the other Bro- ohets. at b4 .lay Avenue, Sunday af¬ ternoons at :f :3n p. m.; subject for Ma\ 3(1 " The Focr Stations of Man and what development and unfoidnieiit is essential in order to really uppre heiid the Bible and Religion- t.iod's Revealed Truth." .Ml are welcome: no charge.
'lhe Wiiiniin'.-. .Missionary Societ> oJ Ihe Pr('sbw,rian Church uill ini'et in the chapel iie.vt Wednesday, .lune '2. at '2 p. m. Th." sulijt'Cts for the moiitti ,hie "Alaska" and "Orient and (i"ci- dent." 'J'he response fo rnllcall will he "Aiid Item from .Maskii.'' .A'i women of the oiiuich me invited to at tend.
.'si'Xl Suiitlas nmrniiij.'. .May .'..i. the stinioti lit the Lri'-h.\ 1> llill) ('h.iich will be in recognition nf ?>lcnioiiiil Day, tb.' tonic will be "Tnn Kiithl Tn Fighi," a discusoiini of tlu' F'resid'. llL'^ iiilerin i-'iation of tl'.c moral q.ih ity nf ovir attitude toward war.
ill th' evriiiiifr tne pa.--:or wi i preach
on "Jesus'    Uli-':BriiiL',   (.'nndennia! i..'i
ni ShiiM."    (oind   iiiu?ic,   apprnpniin''
¦iiii|^ve;i I'ciidered, unrichi s tinth niorn-
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.At the meeting of the Village Board of Trnatees last Thursday afternoon. Dr. VVilliatii M. Runcie stated that in had received a visit from Dr. ''Kerton. sanitary inspector, who urged that S'lmeth rg be done in the way of pri- \iding sewer- for the village. It was (i»cidrd tn call a sjiecial public meet- inir tn consider the matter.
Road Commissioner Bund stated that he considered the best way of li\- iiig the IVekskili gravel roads was sioiilar to the nieth.ul he had tried to one small piece nn Bronklyn .-Avenue, for experimentation, and it was decid ed to rent a road machine from An drew^ Brothers »l »'l^ per day, includ ing a man to operate the machine, f<ir improving roads as necessary, in this manner. .Mr. Bond was in favor of the village puichasing a lu-tmi machine, whicii could be done on "easy terms" of rental, for ¥3t)iiii, including a scan- tier. .A rt'iiresentativfe of a roller company was present, and quoted a price of .'fSTiiii, whicti he said could tie paid in four years, on a rental basis, anti the compar.y would keep the ma¬ chine in repairs di'ring that time. After some evident discussion. Trus¬ tee Randall offered a motion which was carried, that the niachiiie be hired fmiii .Andrews lims., as above noted. Tlie application of .Iohn T. Cotlev, whicii hav been lii'fnr.' the Beard f'>r t'.vo m 'itli-, r.-rjuisting an increase of ^liHIy lis a-siifant engineer at the piwi'i'   nn..ia>..,   wjs   huujiht   U(i,    This
nnd !h . .1 iaid u.e!' ..li .-LVetai .'.'C.i- sl:ii.s. and at th- la-t iiiietiag i.v;;s ai.iiin lail ..,•. r I- ¦•¦.•.u-v "!' tlv ab-eiie.e nf Trustee Randall, 'until a full Board WHS present." Tile absence nf Tun tee Me:;. II wa.-: nnted at this meetitu'. bi*l President L^iiidi said tluit hi tin ught Trustee 1^'dtll would be v,ill iu-j, In lill a- the otlier.<. and a innlion was made ny 'i'ru.iU-o Randall thai tlU'- saiirie- al liie nvver luiUs..- remain as tliey ar.' .\n i.iie else ;-ei"ilK'illg i'l ¦ uVotinii, Pr.'-]d..iil l.aitin -ani ib';: would <ecui..l it ;;. "M 1 In 'nil,, it I i'nr,' ;i..   ...   .-rin^,  and nn :    i'  r   '  '¦
M«t<ers of interact to and about tha fir«f¥iaa < n our local dapartmant b, H.E. P.
Hose 1 took the "rubber" game from J'ruck 1 Sunday morning by the score of 8 to A. Truck 1 won the tirst game, and Hose 1. the secondhand third.
Friday evening a cail went in over "4011" foi a fire in the garage of C. A. Fulton, West .Merrick Road. There was quite a blaze for a few moments, but Mr. P'ulton and snme friends ex- tinguisheld it and sent word that the TSepartinent waa not needed, before the whistle could be blown.
A special meeting of the Fire Coun¬ cil will be held at the truck house Sat. urday afternoon at three o'clock lor the purpose of considering the ques¬ tion of additional motor apparatus for the department. It is miiiorlant that all wardens be nresent if rins-.|lile.
SI'ARKLFTS
.\ spark neglected makes a nii^ihty :iie
It has been said of lires as nf  iiirlhs
two-ibirils n\ tlirm nccur in the niglit
Incendiari.-rii is .i,'!ie:iteiy termed ¦•jii.iling .lUt tn the insuraii'-'e   cnnipan
III Kii'jland beer Iih.~ iieeii utilized frequently to extiim>ii.-h lires when water was s'.'arce.
Fire insurance pnlicits were lii si i.-sue''iii Lniidiiii ill It'.i;;, fciilowing llle great lire of the previou" yi.ar.
Steam 'ire engines wert lirst intro¬ duced 111 .Niiiemb.'r^,' in Ki-'iT.
Ill l.-f^S, at St. I'liiii, a ivliral cle\ Ml- nr was siill I uriiiiT.; inurteen moiilhs aft   r   the mi^'iiial .¦ui.llHgriitinn
Fir.' eii;T;ii..,, at- -111.I :n hav..' been iriv.-n'. !¦¦ .'¦ - : :- . ¦.. - l.,.i..... Ci;
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.Vlain C5treei,   1 i m..^ ) , : ek.     The ni'W   iiiiiii-
agi I .. :,i!iini;iu:i s that tivi e v. iil be sti (¦¦ml . ij.ictiiiiis, and tli:i' it is their int»i.ti' ; I 1 operate a clean, lirst <'ias'j ,pla.' ', .";.t linj.: ijniy to 'he best pcoide of lb' .. niinunity. Attention is called to till .!  Mdvertisement in this i.f?ue.
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notes V. of th 1 'l.v'if. '1 vis'i' Cl Jusiic' n vei.ii
TJ).. ot th ' I wer.' ^1 asphalt Works
The I afltr I folk, ai and the .M, Ed*
ripeal id' Dayten Hed.ges,  forin- :vi-ie.' of Sulfnik ('ciinty,   frmii • it,    recovered   by   S,    Dinioi' Frerport. was    submitted   to . Hate Uivision on Monday hist, p al was 'rom a judgment  en! Nassau   County   last   January ing to ii;8(.in0 recovtred iMuin two 'iiich Mr. Smith held as H-aignie :'ioneer Iron Works    of   Bninl. Iv attorney fnr   the   ex Super- iiteiideil    that   Supreme   Cnuit irane was wrong in permitili! -. ,'t for the full amount. :, the fourth appeal arising mit ansactiin for which the   nUi s \.'!ii. to wit,   tiie building of an plant   by   the    frioneer   Iron for Mr. Hedges. ' liitcrests of Hedges   are   biiiki»'i y County   Ju.lge   Vunk of   Suf 1 the attorney for   Mr.   Smith I'ioneer Iron Works    is   Elvin irda of Freeport.
Chii'Ken Wire, Ifiil.ft; rol I.HWi; Mowers, $',i.9S.
I.   Da Silva, West Merrick Road Tel. Hs.-.-W.
.\<lvertl-tement
lhe Smith & Bedell Pharmacy build¬ ing is being repainted.
^avertlsemer.t.
I" :i: I nu ll. a nesv   vvciti . addMl at il :3:i ii. ii;.. i.i .     ... .-^ :11! n. m.     On tlie Sunday   ;i . M new triiin is adde ,    a!    ;-'i^" and   the   lime   of   eveninu    trai.;i eliaiij.'ed consideruldy,     Lrsttad if "nn triiiii ll.. ti :4n    and    aiiot'cr    at    >:!_'. there lill  iinw trains at 7:!-' 7:5:   :.:.d it:-3--.
I I.l tastiiniind trains a iievv fain '.- !;,lde.l al 6:38 a. in. all] a new .-atiir- ll .\ train at 1 :".iii ii. m. * )n th.- Sun ll ly U'liins a new oni; is addi il at Id :riii a. ni. .ir.d instead of the , n:; ,, n,.. liieie ari' now trains at n' ' ' " . '        ¦ •'•
South Shore Yacht €(ub Opens
lhe Me.ltii Shni,. Yaebt Club i. ^-..u 1 ; eiud lot lb'- s.'asnn. ,iii'l dar.cmg l.-^ in order ev^ry d:iy duiing tiie week excepting Sunday, comir.enciii ¦¦ ! leco- latii'ii Day, aud continuing lliruughout the season. .-Saturday evening there will be specuii musi'/ bv I'mf. i ordeii On Monday, May 31,'the Club wi:l hnld Its annual np-ming Uecorutinn Day Regatta, with a viception and dance in the evening. .-V change ha.- been made in tiic course this vear, .ilmrteiiing it to tliri.e miles, 'witii an increase iiiiiiiber of laps, Thi.s '.sill result in keeling the iioats mure con- stai'tly in view of tbt spectators, dur ing the contests, and do away with tbe ditliculties at the Pomt Breeze turn, where the-water was very shoal.
Fourteen Years Ago
Items of inierot from the Review  lile :i'iuti'eii ye;irs ago this w.'ek i
".An you going to plant some shrub- l.iy ..nd trtes this Spring? First class goods at right prices can be ob tained at John J. Randall'i Nurseries, Ocean and Randall Avenuei, Freeport, L. I. Call and look the stock over and make your own selections."
Advertlaemant. ;
Try my apecial box of   cut   flowera, 75c for tbe weekend.    C.   R.   Anker.s, florist, Rockville Centre,    L. I.    Tele¬ phone connection; delivery   anywhere. Advartlaanaaat. '
"Th« Qovernor'a Boas," Freeport'a' photo-pi ay; Jun« 2 snd S; n)«tin«« i •¦eh day at 8:80 p. m.; admiiaioD, , matinee 10 and 15c:   evening   10  and |
SOc.
A«T«rtto«iMBt '
The following editorial appeared in our issue of May 31, IHOl ; "The (Ier¬ man press ia now predicting an early clash between the United States and Great Britain, because of commercial rivalry. Let Germany look for its own wara, and Uncle Sam will do the same."
The Catholic Church haa progressed so rapidly aa to w^rant the announce¬ ment that a resident priest will be pro¬ vided.
A Trouser Sale this and   next   we^k at  Baraacb'a,    65   So.    Main   Street, Freeport. N. Y.    See tbe adv. in   tbia iaaQ* and tbe 1bw   prices.    The   man | who makea this his clothing store takes i no c|tanc«8. i
ii'jsyat tr)'!;;.al Lake House
'1', .-iiturday the cllicial li'i ling nt tlie t'lystal Lake House for the sum mer -.ai/n '.vill take place. It ii- planned In make this the bign.'-t yi..r 111 the e.sislence of the hniel T^i "Vine Uii'jii." lias been coiii|ili'teil ad tho grill entirely reiinvated Tin rvw iiianageineri', 1'. .1. Fi.sher and .M. T. Jucksnii, are endeavoring tn make the ry-tal Lake House one of theseasim's attraetirns.
.A .•iirniri'l will be a [lermaiient feat- urn tlirouubout the .-ea.-on every even¬ ing fiu.ii '¦-¦ tn \2. o'clock and for. those w!:ii di'iiire dancing "'Usie v.ill be pro- Viili'd. This openim; is the anni\ '•. ;-^Hry nl ihe spectacu'sr fire v ! i. ;¦, ...,•- curred a year hl'd, Tue.-^day, .May 2<a. The note! has been entirely renovated and is now considered among thetintsi nil Long lalanil.
Forbes Interested in New Auto
r. I' C. Fotbes, beitir kiiiiwn as ¦'Tommy" Forties, i.s hack in tiie atj.tn- rlnbile lield after an absence of sever« al years, f^orhes was one of the spec¬ tacular figures in tht rarly days of the antoronbiie, having been identitied with R   M. Owen   and John N. Tilly-.
The magnet that has drawn him back into the autnniobile maeUtrnm is the new Moiarch eight-cylinder car, about whi:h there has been considerable sec¬ recy. It is built by the .Monarch Mot¬ or t'ornpany of Detroit, of which R, (". Hupp is president. Several New York financiers are back of the company and on the directorate.
Five thousand eights will be built this season, and Forbes says the first 125 cars will be ready for delivery in .lune. A vigorous selling campaign, which will be hacked with strong ad¬ vertising, has been started. The car will be a seven-passenger model with 125-inch wheel base and will retail at $1500.
Mr. Forbes is vice president and di¬ rector of sales nf the ' Monarch Motor Company and will have control of the distribution of the product throughout the United States. He is bosy allot- ting territcry right now. — World.
At the Plaza. Monday,   May   13,   S. Miller Kent in Clyde Fitch's   thrilling romance of the plains,   "The   Cowboy and tbe Lady."    Matinee   8:30 p. m.;. admission 10c; evening 10 and ISc.
Aarertlssmsnt
.M.  v.. t liiiich at hrreiiurt.     Ke... Snul (). Curtice and other:- '.vill address   us.
The iadies of the Relief Cnrps vill escort tlie I'o.st to t'oth iiarniiii; 'ind afternnoii service.-.
ith--Tl!e coinradi s of :,'i.itt Fn-i ..'ill assemble al the ['n.-it Rni;i5l*^"t In a. iii. on .May IJI, to Imid lhe memorial ser¬ vice i.ver the graves of our ikccas.-d comrades at the Fr.eiiort Cemetery. The l.'onirade.'- will leturii ti. ih;- !'. ¦^i Room I'or iunrh.
.At 1 ::'i) p. 111. we will take trolley to iJrecnIieid Ceiiieleiy to tak.' part in the .Memorial exercises in enn uiiM'tion with tl,. r. embers m Hie .M. A. ibdil- wiii I'ns' iNo. ."i U.
."¦lib Th" billies ol llie \\'vtr),-n'- Re¬ lief Corps will tak.. fiurt in a.i .-.xer eise.1 . 1, that day.
William II.  Patter.^nn,
''onip ander
.^di^ltant.
ln.'ll\  : ;.Cii;iMj.    . , Miss  Ma-'V I .Mrs.  liiii ri' : Marin '.    ¦¦•
The eiiiMiiTi .,: ;if Ou- llniy Redi lia/.iiai this Wee!:, la: church. T-i • !hi~ Friday ami S.
The Colored I. r'.eetuii.'s on , Weill llie  JLiiry    Stre..
Eijua' h-''<nchi.se C
luh Mecls
small
"Speed Trap" At Work
'I'he automobile speed tiap of tbg I'ulice Department tor fhe lir. t time tills season waa operated Sunday along Kast Merrick Road. Cnief Lamb was urged to stop projjiective danger, and he put h;s full force on duty at the "speed trap."
I'welve auiu dris .Ts were arrested for viclating the speed ordinances; all but one pleading guilty when arraigned before Police Justice Flint. The one who declined to acknowledge guilt was James Gordon, of Brooklyn. He claimed his atrest an outrage and de¬ cided to fight the case. Mr. Gordon deposited cash bail for his appearance at trial.
The others who pleaded guilty and the amount of the fines tbey paid to help enlarge the village treasury were: Arthur McDermott, |5; Beverly Jones, $5; Harry Thurston, $5; Stanley Sweet, $5; James J. O'Hara, $10; Henry Engel. $1; Archibald J. Connor, $6; Julius Celain, %f>; Frank Heath* coet. $6; Edward F. Keating, S5, and John Leighton, $10.
Capt. Dsrenberg arrested Charle.<4 Ebert for violating the traffic ordin¬ ance. Ebert insisted in trying to cut corners. He tried to explain the law lo tbe captain, and the captain con¬ ducted him before Justice Flint, who admonished Ebert and relieved biro of $3.
The u-ua! sirvn:!'-. ' i tlie Hapti-t I'iuirc!) will be held next Sunday. In 'ii>. morning the pastor will preacii upon the suhject, " .Nevenhel.fss," I'll tbe evtning he will preach a sermon in harnnny with .Memorial Day. The subject svill be "('nkiifiwh Heroes on Life's Battlcfitld." A very cnrdial invitation is extendfd to all.
The s.icial of the .Nearrr and Farth er Lights held last Wednesday evening at the home 'if the .Misse- Guest on Rose Street, was largely attended. A splendid program was rendtred "^nd re freshments were served.
A group missionary meeting to be composed of the women nf the Baplifit Churches in the central section of the Island will be held in the Baptist Church on June In. .Mrs .Montgomery of Brooklyn and Miss Cody, a returned missionary from China, will rieliver addresse.s.
At the .Methodist Church Dr. Cur¬ tice will preach morning and evening next Sunday. The Sunday School haa arranged to hold a special memorial service next Sunday at 8 p. m. The D. B. P. Mott Post. G. A. R., with the Woman's Relief Corps, will be the guests of honor, and the other Sunday Schools of the village have been in¬ vited. Miss Harriet tU. Smith, of Brooklyn, daughter of Rev. Arthur J. Smith. D. D., pastor of tbe Fourth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Churb, will deliver an nddresa on "Tbe Liv ing Lincoln."    All are welcome.
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.Mr.-. D'lane's topitr wa* "The T'lSsi- ble IV'iitical effect of 'Sulfrhgo on Ihe Stat'.' Karnr^-tness of purriose and desire for accurate information, on this subji'c , on v/hich we shall soon be actively engage:, was depicted on each listener's face. .No "pink tea". fur thi-rn. but the strong meat of knowledge, for liKe Eradne in "Shi s that Pass in the .Night " they wanted to know.
A [irominent member of the local ciergy recently stated that just as he was born an American citizen, so wus be born Suffragist, for, he said, does not tbe Constitution say we are born free and eijual, and is not thi« an ano¬ maly, it applied to only one-half of the citizens?
Tbe growing support of the clergy, and the fact that the better class of newspauers and periodicals are devot¬ ing more and mure space to Woman's SafTrage, is a po-A-eriul factor towards ita ultimate success. Is it not com¬ monly knjwn that "tbe pen is might, ier than the tword?"
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Weekly Weather Report
(I'or our readers in other  localities)
Friday, overcast and rainy    all day; ,
heavy uhower in night.
Saturday, warm and muggy, two heavy thunder showers,    in  afternoon.
Sunday, fine Spring weather, clear and cool.
Mond»>, stormy again, rained hard all day intermittently; foggy in even¬ ing.
Tuesday, about tbe same a» Sunday.
Wednesday, overcast and chilly, raia in p. m. ; clear at night.
Thursday, windy and cold: clear.
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