Nassau County Review 19130228

              Nassau County Review
Vol. XVIII
FREEPORT. N. V.. FRIDAV, FEBRUARY 28,1913
No. 18
FREEPORT NEWS
Single copiea ef tbo Beview fer aale at Greenblatt'a and Biaithwaite'a. Kailroad Avenae; Kiefer'a, Naaaau Cooaty Beview. DaSilva'a and Gobetz'a Main Street; DaSilva'a. Weat Merrick Boad.  . tf
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE
Friday, Fob.
Satarday. Mareb
Sanday,
Mondoy.
Tooaday,
Wedneaday.
Thoraday,
Friday,
Satarday,
28, 1,
2. 8, 4,
6, 6, 7. 8,
2:08 p. m. 8:81 p. m. 4:40 p. m. 5:81 p. m. 6:10 p. m. 6:42 p. m. 7:08 p. m. 7:88 p. m. 8:68 p. ro.
Mra. Jobn  Valentine if  ill   at ber homo on Nortb Main Street.
Nelaon T. Seaman of North Main Street, it about again after being ill for aeveral daya.
Mra. Jamea Venditt of Nortb Main Street ia alowly recovering after a aeriooa operation performed laat week.
The Wathington's Birthday dance at tbe Freeport Ciub House Friday even¬ ing waa a pleaaant affair and waa quite largely attended.
Tbe regalar meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the home of Mra. L. H. Rots, 176 Pine Street, Thortday, March 6, at 3 p. m.
Mra. Etta J. Carman, Superintend¬ ent, ia aending oat invitationa for the aocial of the Loyal Temperance Legion and Little Ligbt Bearera to be held in j Broeklyn Hall on the afternoon of next' Monday. {   I
Mr. and Mre. Jamet A. Sotpbin and daughter Mary of Brooklyn, former reaidenta of thit village, spent the Waabington'a Birthday holiday week¬ end with Mr. and Mrt. V. G. Waltera on Pine Street.
School Notes
In the Fire Department
Church Notes
Mattar. af Intaraat to and abaut tba Oramaa rhM
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In our looal danarta >yH.C. P.
Between the boore of 6:80 and 7:80 today, the girla ef tbe Studenta Aaao¬ ciation will aerve aapper a la carte in . PAt I « IM tbe High Sebool Aaaembly Hall. Ad-(''**'' '^***' ^^LLfJi*, miaaion to the room ia flve eenta, wbile tbe mono prieea are very modern I*. Laat yeor tbe girla held a moat aac- cetafnl luncheon and it it anticipated tbat tbia affair alao will be an enjoy¬ able one.
Subiaet of Sormon.,  Sorvicaa af tba woat and otbar delnge in tha cburabaa and cbureh
On accoant of tbe building being verv cold on Monday morning tbe High School atudenta were diamiaaed at 9:45. achool reopening at 12:30 p. m.
At tbe Interacbolaatic indoor track meet, held on Waabington'a Birthday by Dickeraon High School, in the Armory at Jeraey City, aeveral of Ibe local atbletea competed. Stuart Cat ler aeeored aecond place in tbe high jamp.
Laat Friday afternoon at an election of tbe Studenta Aaaociation, Jerome Nolan and Frederick Clarke were ael¬ ected aa delegatea to tbe Nattau Coun¬ ty Baaeball League, a meeting of which ia aoon to be held.
Tbe Senior Claaa ia planning to give I entertainment in the High School on Marcb 4. 1918, contiiting of twn iketchea, "The Box of Monkeya" and "Box and Coz." Tickets aie now on Bale.
Latt Friday afternoon a meeting of the Naaaao-Sofifolk High School Prize Speaking Aaaociation wat held at Glen Cove. The following ofiicera were el¬ ected: Pretident, Mr. Smith, Free- port; vice pretident. Mitt Davenport. Huntington; aeeretary, Mr. Doran, Glen   Cove;   treaaurer,   Mr.   Sammia,
EFFECT TONIGHT
Tbe new fire calla, aa adopted by tbo Fire Council, and apon wbicb a com¬ mittee haa been working for aome weeka. go into effect tonight at mid¬ night. All old carda abould be de¬ atroyed previooa to tbat time, ao no nambera, probably, will remain tbe eame aa formerly, and great confotion woold enaoe tbe oaing of one of the old onee.
Carda bave been mailed to every tele¬ phone aobtcribcr in the village. If you are a teiepbone tabaeriber and have not received one, you will be promptly forniahed with one by applying to Cuief Cornell. You aboald bave eoo. bat whether yoo have or bave not, DON'T keep tbe old one up. It would be more a merace than anything  elae.
Aa aoon aa the telephonea are cov¬ ered, carda will be aapplied (o all re¬ queating tbem, whether they bave telephonet or not. The adviaability of thia would be very apparent where a narty not having a phone went, for inatance, thra their back yard to tbe next atreet. The number on tbe pbone there would be given, and tbat might take the department blocka away from where tbe fire waa, but otherwiae, thoae having cardt in tbeir houtet, no matter where they gave tbe alarm from, would ttill give proper directicna thru knowing tbe cail namber of their hooae.
Reviaing the entire village in tbia manner, where an attempt haa been made to provide for the future growth of the village, baa been a laborioua task,   and   tbe    committee   faat    been
Helen Barrie ia leader for the Young People'a meeting Sanday nigbt in the Preabyterian Cborch; subject, "Tbe Ideal Chriatian; Uia practical aer¬ vice," (Commonion).
A tea and cake aale will be beld by Mra. C. J. Kellam and Mra. Tboa. J. Spence at tbe reaidence of Mra. Spence. 62 Porterfield Place, on Saturday after¬ noon of tbia week, for tbe benofit of tbe Epiacopal Charcb of tbe Trana- figaration.
' The aervicea in tbe Epiacopal Charcb of the Tranafiguration for the following week, are aa followa: Thia Friday afternoon. Evensong at 6 o'clock. Sanday. Marcb 2, fourth Sunday in Lent. Holy Commanion and aermon, 10:45 a. m.; evening prayer and ternon 7:46 p. m. Wednetday, Litany and Interceaaiona, 10:30 a.   m.
The preacher at the tpecial ter¬ viee next Tbortday evening, March 6, ia annoanced aa Rev. D. H. O'Dowd of Rockvllle Centre.
The Social Club of the Church of the Tranafiguration announces a maa- queiade for Thuraday evening, March 27.
Local Topics
Commant* and aaplanatlona not aotlroljr of
a nawa natura, on vUlaca affaira
br tha aditor.
EXPENSES OP FIRE UEPARTMENT
One nigbt recently I very foeliibly got into an argument with a prominent citizen of tbe village wbo thought that the citizena were very liberal to the Fire Department, and that the firemen ought to doly and troly appreciate wbat waa being done for them by Ibe reaidenta. Thoae who know my ideaa on thit tubject will certainly under¬ atand tbat I did not for a minute agree witb bim that the firemen were getting any ondoe favora.
Since that time I bave been think¬ ing it over, in view of bia remark tbat the fire department coat the village a big aum of money every year, and I find, aomewhat to my aurpriae, that | inatead of coating any taxpayer in the village, the fire department is a money aav%r, without any question, to any property owner in tbe village. You can eaeily figure this out for yourself, Council in fixing by looking at your tax bills. If you figare it out, say   on   a   houae   worth
Villajre Trustees
The regular meeling of Ihe Villago Board of Truateea waa nol beld Friday evening becao le tbe membera wiabad lo attend Ihe achool meeting wbieb waa held the same evening.
Adjournment was taken until Taea¬ day afternoon at 5 o'clock, wben all the membera were preaent except Truatee Sigmond.
Truatee Myrick atated that Francia Broadnax. formerly engineer ef the \ illage in the Power Houae matter, had called him on the telephone at hia ofliice in New York and asked wheo tbo next meeting of the Board waa lo bo held and requeated tn bava bia bill brought up at that time. No action was taken.
The matter of the appointment of a janitor for the fire houaea waa taken up. The advice oi Counsel waa tbat the Fire Council bad the power to ap¬ point, but that the Board of Truateea have the power of fixing tbe amount of the salary. Truatee Randall then made a motion, which waa carried, that the recommendation of the Firo the salary of Fire Department janitor at $60 per month, be approved.
The Marcb meeting of the Arta Club of Freeport will be held at the home of Mra.XJharlea M. Hart, corner Weat Merrick Road and Bergen Place, nexl Monday. Mra. Jobn D. Gunning will be the chairman of the day and tbe topic will be "Charch and Modern Life."
'While working on one of the tele¬ phone polea on Seaman Avenae Mon¬ day. William Wett of Merrick fell about 20 feet to the ground and waa aerioaaly injared. Hia apar giving away waa the cauae of hia fall. He waa removed to his home where he it being attended by Dr. Newton.
At thia aeaion there ia alwaya great demand lor a good cough core, fhe changeable weatber we are now having will make tbe demand greater than aaual. If you need a eough eure try the Smith A Bedell kind, deaeribed in Ibia iaaoe.
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Hempatead. Miaa Hausmann and Miaa ! K"atly aatitted by Mr. C. A. Ryder, Doran were reade a committee to look | ""atiBger of the Freepori diviaion of over tuitable placet in wbicb the final: 'he N. Y. Telephone Company, who conteat might be held, although it has ' "as furnished information in the dia- not yet been decided whai the place tribution of tbe cards Ior the telephonea will be. Some of Ihe delegatea again '"»* " "on'^^ have been almoat impot- favor Freeport. All of the arrange-, "'ble to acquire otherwiae, withoat menta will be decided upon al the next I taking coniiderable more tune to pot meeting of tbe association, on March |'"« "*" «••'¦ '"'o «ff"t. Mr. Ryder 14, at Hempatead. Great intereat ia i ^aa alto teen to the diatribution of the being   ahown in the local   preliminary , ^¦''"''*"" "'•
conteat, which it to beheld during the, Carda containing the new calls, third   week of next   month.    About a I small aize for pocket,   or  larger  tize
Chriatian Science Society. Servicea Sunday morning at 11 a. m.; Sunday School, same beur; Hempstead Bank Building. Snbject next Sunday, March 2, "Jesus Christ."
Tbe Woman's Missionary Society of the Preabyterian Church will meet at the Manse next Wednesday, March 5, at 8 p. m. The subjecta are "The Church in Japan ; Immigration." All women of the church are invited to at¬ tend.
about $2600, on which yoa areattetted | A. S. Malcomnon, of Smith & Mal- $1,000, you will find that in 1911 you ; comson, presented an application for paid about 70c fire department taxes i the Board to sign, addressed to the and in 1912, ab}Ut 90c. If you are a i Conservation Commission, asking for good burinesa perton you had at least < its approval ef the sewer plans. All $2,000 on tbia-tlouse and ita furniture, ' present signed the application, on which the fact of there being a fire i     Mr. Malcumsnn alao  brought up tbe
depai tment in the village, saved you, on a one year policy. $2.00, which waa twice the amount you had to pay for fire department taxes.
After figuring thia out to my aatis¬ faction, I am more than ever prepared to say that tbe fire departtnent is en¬ tirely too modest in what it asks of the village, and that anybody that hea¬ itates in giving them anything that they ask in the line of fire fighting, is ungrateful, to aay the least.
matter of the changing tbe curve in the trolley tracks at the corner of Be¬ dell Street and Atlantic Avenue. He presented four different drawinga showing how the trouble of having the tracks so near tbe curb could be rem¬ edied. The firat shoaed the tracka thrown three feet further eaat on Be¬ dell Street and the carve swinging around into Atlantic Avenue south of where thc present tracks are und then joining   the main tracks   several   feet
Rev. J. Whitehurst will speak at the morning seivice of the First Pres¬ byterian Church. The evening sermon theme of Rev. Charles Herbert Scholey will be "Feter and other self-accusing Christians.''
Bethel   A.   M.   E.    Church,    Henry.
tion.
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Tbe  laat program of rbetoricalt  be¬ fore  the prize tpeaking   contett  wat j given  laat Friday afternoon,   the pro¬ gram being a abort one.
free by applying at the Review offlce. The following are tbe caHt:
dozen have now entered   tbe   competi-! ^"^"'j'"'""<* houaes, may be obtained j Street,   S.    H.    V.   Gumba,    paator;
¦"    ¦ "        preacbing at 11 a. m.; Sabbath School
at 3 p. m.; continaation of debate at 4 p. m.; aubject, "Which ia more bene¬ ficial to tbe people, doctora or law¬ yers?" Preacbing at 8 p. m., subject, "God'a Method of Using Men." The paator will preach at both aervicea.
1 School No. 1. Cor. PiDe and GroTe Streets.
2 "       "   2, Seaman ArRnne.
8 . "       "   3. Archer and LonK Beach Avn.
5 BiotCall.   Answer to H«ad(]narter8.
6 Qnnernl alarm (orders from chief).
At tfae Crystal, Wedneaday, March 6, The Great Sleeplecfaaae, a thrilling { race that ia aore to aend tbe blood ting-1 ling throagh the veina of everybody. | Tbia wonderful Pathe atory ia in two reela. Wfaen yoo aee thia yoo will aay. "It'a tbe beat ever."
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2 14.00 to $4.60 ahoe value for 88.60 in Women'a Tan and Gray Suede Bot- ton Boole. By apeeial arrangeroenta wilb a Brooklyn factory, renowned forj ila up-to-date ilylet and firtt clasa', manofaetare, we are able to make thit offer. All aizea in C and D widtba. I Don't delay yoar porebaaing aa tbe: range of aiiea will aoon be broken. I "Onyx" hotiery to match.
Charlea D. Smitb.        { Advertiaement.
Special offcringa Ihia week in Lad-1 ioe' akirta and dreiaea. We have' placed on aale oor entire line of akirta ( ond will aell tbem far below coat. See I oor windowa. Baraach'a Dept Store. Advertisement, j
Al tbe Plaia Friday. "Lady Peggy'a Eacape." Soldiera aarving onder Qaeen Beaa made a raid into Ireland and drive Ihe rigbtfal ownera out of their boaaea. Lady Peggy makea a thrilling eacape, gathera her people and all flee to France. Tbia entire magni^bnt prodoetion waa made in Ireland.
Advartlaement.
Fooplo ara baying fiab daring the Lenten aeaaon. probably more tban any othor time. Tbey ahould, tberefore be intoreatod in tbo adverliaoment of Sea¬ man A Uabomo in tbia iaoae.
Boai economy in boying dry gooda ia not tbo getting ef gooda aa "cheap," aa yoa ean, hot rather it ie tbo getting of tho moot roal valoe.
Un«<arwoar in tbe aorvieeablo kinda: Children'a. 16c to 76e Ladiaa'. iee to 11.00 , Uaa'*, 60e to 11.76
A fow odda and oodo at about balf priea. r
Hoiaary that will pleaao for mon, wooMo or ehildroo, lOe to 28c.
Glovoa aad Mittooo. lOo to 98.50
Soaaaan'a Baliahia Dry Gooda Store, Main Straat. Fraaport
Regarding Cheap Lots
Freeport. L. I., Feb. 21, 1918. To the Editor of tbe Review.
Freeport L. I. Dear Sir:—
I with to call yonr attention to the iwindle wbich waa aucceaifally worked on the patrana of the Colonial Opera Hooae laat Satorday nigbt. Feb. 16.
Eaeb patron received a ticket with a number on it and tbe holdera of ticketa with tbe "lucky" numbera on were lo be given a lot free at Riverhead. L. I.
On Sunday morning a man called on the bolder of one of tfae "locky" num¬ beri, wbo waa a lady in poor circom¬ atancea. and lold her it woold be ne¬ ceaaary for ber lo pay five dollara to faave tbe papera execnted before tbe { ^ could get title to the lol. She paid j ^ Ihe five dollara and tbe roan wentaikray I ^ and abe baa learned aince from C|hpC. | (2 Dunbar that tbe gift waa a fraud
Thia laa matter that abould be fiven wide pablicily and roy opinion if Ihat the manager of tbe Colonial ahoild be held reapoLaible for tbia lost. Fl|aaya he iboDghl the firm tfaat waa living "aomething for notfaing" waa Icitiro- ale and reliable, but it aeeroafto me that a acberoe of this kind ahogd have been inveitigated before and ifnol be¬ fore, certainly after tbe awin/le waa worked.
1 would like to know wby eaptain in Freeport doean't witb the Colonial acd aee tb women who were "buncoed' their money back.
There  were at leaal   thr^ whicb  wonfen were the vi above "come on" game. Youra reapeetfoll D. J. Brindai '    209 cUrch
(We fally  agree  witb pondent.   that Ibe  manai Colonial abould  bave foo^ ool Ibia  acheme  bofore   all workt on ila   patrona goal to Preaident   Ban* Police,   tfaat thia ia not drawinga faave been  fael^in tfae Colon ial Theatre,   altho Iho dief faaa given poaitiva inatruetiooe tbi bo will treat all aoeb eaaoa aa violatiaa of law.
Chief Hanao takee be ataod tbat poaaibly no fraud ean * provod pro¬ vided the deed really tfliveye tbo lot, even if it ia worth abol 8 eenU. and for that roaaon ho alloiBd thia man lo leave town witboat prfMotiog bim.— Bd.)
INORTH of Merriok Road
U Seaman and VirKinia Arenues.
l'l New York and Seaman Avenues.
M Wallace St. and West Lincoln Ave.
14 IVnntylvania and I^-na Avennes.
15 Hansom and Floreuco Placo. Ill Randall and Bayview Avennes.
17 Pearsall and Pennsylvania Avenne8.
18 LonK Beach nnd Randall Avenues. 1( Randall Avenne and Bergen Place.
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Berifon PI. and Brooklyn Ave. UmK Beach Ave. nnd Olive B'I'v'd. Lexinetiin and Madinon Avennen. Pine St. und Park Ave. Pini> Street and Bayview Avenue. Pino Street and LonR Beach Avenne. Madison Ave. and Porterfield Place. Merrick Road and Park Ave.
Sl Seaman and Cuiambus Avea.
32 Main and Milton Streets.
S4 Oceun and Lena Avenne-s.
35 Main Street aud Grand Avenue.
36 Orand and PolunibuH AvenneB.
37 Grand and Fredericks Avenues.
SH Orove Street and Randall Avenne.
38 Parsons and Harrison Avenues.
48
Main Street and Brookljn Avenue. Broadway and Mount Street. Grove Ht. and Olive Boulevard. Pine Stroet and Oceau Avenue. ' Pine and Church Streets. Main Street and Newton Bonlevard. Newton Boulevard and Henry Streel. Newton Boulevard and Helen Avo.
ft police I boty I the poor | tbere get i
caaea in ! ma in the !
it-. Streot.
correa- ent of the about it lo bo alto tug- Chief of firat  time
SOUTH of Merriclc Road
51 Bayview Avonne and Merrick Boad.
5Z LonK Beach Avenue and Merrick Road.
58 Ocean Avenue and Smith Street
54 Bayview Avenuo and Whaley Street.
58 Louk Beacli Avenuo and Whaley Streot.
57 Ocean Avenue and Whaley Street. SH Archer Street and Elliott Place.
58 Ocean and South Side Avenues.
61 Atlantic and West End Avonnes.
62 Atlantic and Bayview Avenues.
6.M Atlantic Ave. and Roosevelt Place.
64 West Side Ave. and Ray St.
65 Bayview Avonuo and Johnson Place,
67 Lonft Boach Ave. and Cedar St.
68 West Side Ave. and Front St. 68 M i I ler Avo. and Fron; St.
71 Herrick Road and Grove Street. 73 Merrick Road and Main Strnet. 7S   Merrick Road and Helen Avenaa.
Sinitii and Church Streets. B^hIcII and Raynor Streets. Raynor Avenue and Mill Road. Archer St. and Eu«l Ave. Main and Archer Streets.
ing
81 Bedell Stroet and Atlantic Avenne.
82 Main St. and Atlantic Ave.
83 Main St. and Whaiey's Dock.
84 Grove and Ruy Streets.
85 Ocean Avo. and Cixlar Stref^t.
86 Grove and Frout SIn.
1 lonfc blast—recall
Bomambor, Tho G; at tha Cryatal, Wodi A raeo traek pietore eiting eltaationa. raea cooreo and of thj oot any aadioaeoi. raally a groat tuo-ri
Slooploebaaa. lay, Mareb 5. im fall of oz- Boenea of tbo eo will inter- prodoction ia foatore. Advartlaement.
Laat Thoraday afternooa Court Offi¬ cer Baker received word tbat a broth fire waa burning on Seaman Avenae, very near aome buildinga, and a requeat Ihat a fire alarm be aoanded imme¬ diately. OflSeer Balcer, inaUad, torood Ibe call over to tbe aaeond aa¬ aiatant chief, wfao opon ioveatigation foond tbat tbore waa a amall firo burn¬ ing at Seaman and Penneylvaoia Ava- nuoa, which waa easilji boaton out. Sometime daring tbat day, apparent¬ ly, tho fire bad bornod all aroand three empty baiMinga at tbat corner, hot al tho time tho eail waa received tbere waa vary little firo inside tho village
(CootiDoed on page 6)
"Laat yoa targat" Evary Tooaday la kMal night with aa. Coma and en¬ joy yooraolf.    Cryatal.
AdverttoaoMBt.
The Mock Conference held al Bethel A. M. E. Charcb waa a decided aucceaa and a $2.60 gold piece will be pieaent- ed Sunday evenng to tbe preaiding Elder wboae diatrict raiaed the moat money.
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BIBLE LECTURE. D. J. Cohen will deliver bia lectare on "Wby God Permita Evil," at 8 o'clock Snnday at Brooklyn Hall. All expenaea connected with thit lecture have been met by voluntary aubacrip- liona. Ttiere will be no admiaiion fee, nor collectiona of any kind. It ia lo be abaolutely free and open to the pub¬ lic.
farther  west.    Second,    placing a 40- COLLEGE EXPENSES. | foot radius curve in place of the   prei-
At the aehool meeling latt Friday lent one. Third, the purcbase of a tri- evening Couniellcr Clock aaid it cost | angular plot of ground at the corner, 8 as mach to educate a tL-holar in Free- i 'eet on the Atlantic Avenue side and 5 port school as it did in any college in i feet on ttie Uedell Street tide, and the country. According to State In-; fourth, the purchase of a atrip of land tpector HalK who aeemed well quali- on the north side of Atlantic Avenue fied to apeak on the subject, tne actual i extending west fiom Bedell Street and coat it $37 per year per pupil. Un- make Atlantic Avenue that much wid- der   the  clrcumitancfa,   if  Counaellor  er.    The last two plans   were   cnniid-
Clock would adviae ua the namea of aome collegea that will educate a Bcholar for $37 per year, we think it will be of benefit to our readers.
ered   the mott  feaaible.    The   matter
wat  laid over to see if Mr. Frederick,
the   owner of tbe   property,   and   Mr.
i Peacock,   counsel for the trolley   com-
I pany, could  come to terma on the pur-
THAT   HIGH    SCHOOL ! chaae cf the property.
PROPOSITION, j Preiident Hanae atated that he had At I laid I intended, I voted "Yea """""ous complainta about roller akat- on tbe propoaition for a High School. '"K on tbe aidewalks of the village. It would have been the firtt time that He alao referred to the danger to the I had voted againat an improvement I "katers themaelvea and cited an inci- for acbool purpoaea in the village of <le"' ^^"^ '^i^y tkate around the Freeport and I am glad that I voted r*""'""' corner of Main Street and i,g I (]j^ Merrick Road and coast down tbe tide-
  walk   on   the  north   aide  of  Merrick
NIGHT SCHOOL IN FREEPORT. i Road to Henry Street. He apoke of I am aiked why there it no night j the poaiibility of aome aotomobile achool in Freeport. The suggestion it' backing out of Smith's garage and the made that it would be far more impor-1 skater not being able to atop himaelf. tant to have a ichool where thote of i Counselor Fiahel waa instructed to pre- our young people whu are obliged to pare a reaolation prohibiting roller work early coald gel a moderate edu | skating, coaating and uaing puabmo- cation, in preference to developing bilea on the aidewalka of tbe village, higher education for a limited number I Resolutions cancelling double asaeaa- who already have had   the   advantages  merta on the property of McCheaney A
Tbere will be Communion and Re¬ ception of Membera at the M. E. Cburch Sunday at 10:30 a. ro. Tbe paptor will apeak on "The New Free¬ dom" at the evening aervice at 7 :30. Hia addreaa ia auggeated by tbe lateat book of Dr. Woodrow Wilaon, who ia to be inaugurated Preaident of the Unted Statea on Tueaday.
Freeport Club News
COUP DE MAIN Following ia tbe program of the   in- tereatine   entertainment   provided  al the Club Houae Tueaday evening: Piano aolo Letncur G. Smith
Bata aolu. "Tbree for Jack,"
Lloyd R. Cutler aceompaniat. Miaa Sarah Howland Horooiiat Joaeph Mezc
Sopiano aolo. a. The Roae,
b. fbe River and tbe Sea Miaa Ethel Harrison aceompaniat. Miaa Annie Eldridge Recitation. "Sonny'a Cbriatenin'."
Misa Aatrid Nygren Barilone aolo. aelected,   Frltbk G. Uill
aceompf.niat, Miat Pauline Hill Tableaux. "Trotbfal"  George  Waah¬ ington, Miaa Marie L.  Mabee,   Mira Elisabeth   B.   Mabee   and   Maater Albert Sutherland Soprano aolo, aelected
Mra. D. Brigbtaon aeeompaniat, Harry Groiaroan Violincello. a. Meditation. Thaia
b. Scberso   J. R. Youatt. Soprano aolo, aelected,
Mrs. Edward E. Chaae
aeeompaniat, Miaa Lolta Edwarda
Baea oolo, aelected        Lloyd R. Cotier
Legordormain Harry Gioaaman
Soprano, aelected, Mra. Frank G. Hill
aeeompaniat, Miaa Paolino Hill Hamoriat Joaeph Moao
"Aod Hia Wifo Came Back," at Ibo Plaaa Satarday. Bonny waa not ex- pooting bor. Sbe aorpriaod bim and tfao widow. Kale Price, in tbe flat op poaita, bat tbeir qaiet littie flirtation ia apoiled by Flora Fincb.
Advertleemast.
of a good education.
I   am   in  favor  of all the education potiible  for  everybody,   yet I cannot
Greenleaf  on Porterfield   Place   were paaaed.
Communication!   frum
William   M.
but agree that it wonld be better  for j Sheenan & Company,   in   reference  to
night  ichool to be ettabliahed  than {aome detail   mattera in tbe making  of
for ALL the attention to be given to tboie already educated. I underatand tbe Beard of Edacation haa thia matter nnder conaideration, and that aome¬ thing will be done along thit line in the near future.
Local Topics Contintied on Pagt 5
"A Ballad of the South Seaa." A auperb new production of a legend of Tahiti, aung by tbe Kanakaa aince 1660. A drama in which native chiefa | lead their tribes to fierce barbaric war. At the Plaza Saturday. |
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DaSilva'a W. Merrick Road Store Friday and Saturday 36c Parlor Broome, 19c Wire Cloth, Galvanized, 3c aq. ft Wire Cloth, black, 2c aq. ft. Rayo Lamp, complete, $1.49 Welabach Gaa Mantlet, 10c up WindoN^ Pbanie, 10c yd
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Special bargaina. Double S. A H. Green Trading Stampa given Saturday, Marcb 1. Jacobson'a Shoe Store, 81 Soutb Main St.. Freepori.
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Tbe Cowboy Millionaire, Monaay, at tbe Cryatal, introducing onmatchable aeenoB of cowboy dare-deviltry, aporta and paattimea, aocb oa roping, broncho boating, recklesa riding, bulldozing hocking horaea, ele. Dent' fail to aee tbie Soiig 2-reel roaaterpiece.
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Fancy Bloatera
New Salt Maekerel
New Salt Amorieao Herring
New Salt Hollaod Herring
New Salt Scoteh Herring
Fall Cream American Cheeee. mild and atrong lo aail tbo taate of evory ooe, at Wahlen'a Delieateeaoo. 71 So. Main St, opp. Colonial Theatra.
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the boilera. etc., were referred to En¬ gineer Smith and the Clerk waa in- atructed to notify the Sheehan Com¬ pany that hereafter all detail mattera ahould be taken up-with Mr. Smitb.
Tbe Board adjourned to meet thia Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
\illafi:e Politics
The candidatea for office at the cem- iutj Village Election to date are aa fol¬ lowa;
PEOPLE'S PARTY
For Preaident. Smith Cox.
For Truatee, Daniel B. Raynor, R. P. Weldon.
For Treaaurer, Charlea D. Smitn.
For Collector, Fred Ortell.
For Police Juatice, Archer B. Wal¬ lace.
CITIZENS' PARTY
For Preaident, Frank Stevena.
For Truateea, Corneliua Van Reeae, Charlea P. Molloy.
For Treaaurer. S. Dimon Smith.
For Collector. D. Frank Seaman.
For Police Juatice. Clinton M  Flint.
Coming Events
March 11, Tueeday evening—Ep¬ wortb League Rally in M. E. Cfanreb.
Marcb 18. Tueeday—Village Elec¬ tion.
Marcb 27, Thoraday evening, Maa- querade. Social Clab Cbureb of Trooa^ figoration.
Laat evening tbe monthly miaaion¬ ary eoneerl was bok) in Ibo Proeby tor- ion Cbureb. Tbe lectare was on tbo Bobjoet of "Into All Ibe World." Views on tbe park propooitioo, from tbo Ploygroond Aaeoeiatioo, woro ox- blbitod.	
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Jaot SOO what F. Plomp baa to aay in tho drag lino this wook.
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