Nassau County Review 19070628

              VOL. XII
FREEPORT,   N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1907
FREEPORT NEWS
The boats to the beach are now being well patronized, with good warm weather having started.
Charles Forbes is the new assistant to e.xpressman .Sm.ith.
Mrs, E. V. Baldwin ami children! This Saturday evening the Ladies Beatrice and Ellwood Jr., are at Mon- of the Episcopal Church of the Trans- ticello, Sullivan Co., for the benefit of figuration will hold a progressive din- Mrs. Baldwin's health. "t-r.    The first course will   be given at
the   residenc-e   of   Mrs.   .1. M. Goeller, Wallace St., at 7 o'clock.
A meeting ui the Allied Boards of Trade and Civic Clubs of the Town of Hempstead will be held in F'raternity Hall on Saturday night.
Mi.ss Certrutie Waterliury of Sauger¬ ties has been spe:uling a few days here, over commencement at school.
Decision   has   been rendered   in   the case of Esmond W. Stiles against Nina B. Humphrey, tried in a Special   term     , a, of the .Supreme   Court,   Justice   d^^k ['^^J^^^^''^^V'''^''i''^
Village Trustees
All members of   the   Village
NO. 35
SEAFORD
Don't fail to attLend the grand ball that wil! be held in Fraternity Hall on Monday evening ne.xt under the aus¬ pices of Prt>gressive Council, No. dd, Daughte.'-s of Liberty.
The body<^f a man, apparently about 45   years   of  ago,   badly   de
A new and varied   stock   of   trunks, i suit cases and bags from the best mak¬ ers, at   the   Freeport   Harness   Store; also a fine line of fly-net's,  coolers   and stable sheets just receiveil. It
was found Monday afternoon at Jones' Beach by baymen from Baldwin. The authorities were notitieil antl on order from Justice Wallace, the body was dug out of the saii'! in which it was almost buriofl and brnught to i-'reeport.
  The features of   the man were un-
A motor hoat race was sclieduletl I'ecognizable. The body was clothed in from W. C. Ellison's Bay View House « blue serge suit, white shirt, ctdlar Saturday afternoon but owing to the 'i"^'' '-""'f-'^' ^'^'^"^^ overcoat of light failure of owners of mttor btiats to weight, black oxford ties, black socks qualify, the event was not run off. and   good   quality    underclothing.    A
  gold  ernblamatic   button, bearing   the
James P. Kineon has been apjiointed initials "IJ. T. A.," was found on tht; Suijerintentient of the  Xew   York   and   clothing.    .I'atiers   were also fountl but
jiresiding.   Mr. Stiles  antl   Mr.   Hum¬ phrey, according to the testimony, pur¬ chased a piece of projierty in  thi«-. vil¬ lage, same being placetl under title  of the defendant in the action.     Plaintitf sued for his half of the property while ; evil lence was jiroduced by   the  defend¬ ant to show that there was to be a   di-: vision of   profits -when  any   accrued, ; and   that   the   property   had   not been; disposed of.    Justice Clark's  decision! is   against   the   plaintifl'.     Counselors j Sproull   antl    Wallace    ajijieared    forj
Hiirry j
injjosed, [ (.^^iie^ apcj Clinton M. Flint and G. Clock for the tlefendant.
Commencement Week
This week has been a busy one at the school, with promotion work, class d¦^yi', gradu'ating exercises, etc.
Board, the  regu¬ lar me-,'ting Friday evening, excepting Trustee Sigmond.
The Village Treasurer was, tiijrtct^d to temjiorarily transfer .$2000 frotn the water fund to the interest fund and $100 to the Board of Health Fund; also to Jiay .*.506.ti8 interest on electric light bonds, SI4:i2..jii on water bonds, •SPiOu on electric light bonds No. 6, and ;?."iOO on electric light bond No. 4, series B, all due July 1.
The Freeport Ahtletic Club was giv¬ en permission to hold a .street parade with a band on the Fourth of July, lie¬ fore the base-ball game.
The Street Comm.ittee was authorized to attend to oiling .Main Street from Smith Street to Seaman .\venue.
The l.,aaies' Aid Society niet%-ith .Mrs. Wm. .Ritch this (Thursday) after¬ noon
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<-. Mr. Chamberlain and wife of Point, are visiting Mr. antl Mrs. C. Bavlis.
Long Islantl Traction Co., succeeding B. B. Winchester, who has been trans- ferretl to the main offices at Long Isl¬ and City.
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A beautiful mu.- beeti arranged for musical service in Transliguration Sunday evening. As usutil, there will be no sermon. All cordially invited. Service begins Jiromptly at 8.
the water had reduced them to a jiulji. No jewelry or money was found. It is believed the mun was tlrowned at se;i.
-Mrs. Charles .Sciiang, who was arrest-
.Sunilay   evening   the sermon   was   preached Church   hy   Rev.   F.   O. Jiastor   of  the   Baptist seating   capacity   of   th taxed tl its utmost.
Iiacc:>,!aureate
n   the   M.    E. j
Cunningham,
Church.    Thej
;   churc-h    v.-as I
cal
the   next monthly ' ed last week with  the members  of the the Church of the j self-confes.-eil and proven gang of buT- glars which made their heittlqutirters at the hotel with which she has been con- nectetl, and held on a charge of receiv-, ing   .stolen  goods,   according   to    the | *^''^s^ ^f '07 Times, is "in a fighting  mood."    The | ^'"'¦<""-e'''--5 I"M'-^t' The Hempsteatl Bay Yacht Club will ; article   says   she sent for Lawyer Geo. i Betjuests have a regatta for motor Iioats fo. club
.Monthly afterr.oon the High ,Scl;oiil Chorus gave an excellent concert in the LH-hool building, with j;ood financial re¬ sults. In the evening the chorus en¬ joyed a tiiiuur at the Crystal Lake House.
Tuestlay afternoon the class tlay   ex¬ ercises were held, v.-jth   the-   ftillowing program : F-'resident's address,    .Stejihen IL .Story
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members only on Thursday, July 4. The measurer will be at the club on Saturday antl Sunday, June 2i) and :'>*», to measure boats. N'o boats v.'ill be measured on day of race.
The South .Shore Yacht Club has been incorporateil untler the Member¬ shiji Corjioration Law of New York State by Mtixson & Jones, attorneys, antl has contracted to buy from Jnhn .1. Randall 2(10 feet of land on the West bank of Randall Canal.
("ajitain W. C. Ellison challenges the owner or operator of any motor boat between Babylon tinti East Rockaway to a race for a jirize of ••i!2-'); the race to be sailed from Elli.son's Bayside House at any time to be agreetl ujioii; money to be deposited with Rolantl M. Lamb before the race. Mr. Elli.son's money is backing Captain F'rank Combs' boat, the Hazel C.
B. Stotldart and   told him that she had I ^"'"¦ioi' (''-'¦'^--^ Mourner boen brutally beaten by   Warden  John j I'l'etlictions of '07 Dunbar, of the county jail, both at thy | I^"^'.iut'sts tirne.<if her arraignment before Juscici? i'^"""-''!''^'^ '^
Swezey,   atul   ujion   her   arrival at the |     „,   ,       , . , ,      .
County jail '     We-.lne.sday evening   the  graduating
Lawyer  Stoddart   told the  rejiorter 1 f->^t'rcises   were   held    at    the    school that   Mrs.    Schang   had' showed   him | ^ouse, with the following   program: bruises   Ujion   her   shoulders and arms i     Orchestra
Invocati
and that if her story vvas true her treatment was an outrage. He said he would take the matter uji with .Sheriff Giltiersleeve ami District Attor¬ ney Coles, and if the story of Mrs. Schang was corroboratetl he would de- niiind the removal oi the wartien.
Sheriff Gildersleeve does not take the matter very seriously and says tliat there is no foundation for Mrs. Schang'd statement. He told the re¬ jiorter that at the time of the raid up¬ on the Schang Hotel, Mrs. Schang, when  cajitureil, was in a somewhat hi-
Dr. Kneelantl P. Ketchaiu Salutatory Milton D. Raynor
.\tlfiress Dr. James G. Roberts
.Solo    ".A May Morning,"  Denza Valedictory .N'orrna F]. .Summons
I'resentation of Diplomas, .Samuel R. Smith, Presitletit of Board of Educa¬ tion.
Angelina F'osmire was awarded the prize in the spelling contest, a set of Shakespeare's works. She was first with a Jiercentage of !)S. Supt. Barnes, un behalf of Flirani K. Smith, a former Jiresident   of   the   lioard of Education,
It was decided t uniforms, to he th^ lage.
Requests were received from th Fire Department antl from the FMre Council of the Fire Department asking j for the resignation of E. P. Trayer as F'ire Warden, to which position he was apjiointed by the Village Board at the begintyng of the year; the reason giv¬ en was that he was not a member of the F'ire Department. The Board re- solveil that Mr. Trayer be reiiuested to haiitl in his resignation.
The new by-laws of Excelsior Hook and Latltler Co., ajiproved by the F'ire Council on June 14, were jircsentetl for ajiproval; lail over until next meeting.
Clerk   .Shea   rejiortetl   tliat     Leslie Brown,   through   his attorney, Gecrge Wallace, has tiletl a  claim for   s'lii.ooit Harry Gunning . ^^^,,,^^, f.^,,. ^j,^ ^^,.. ,,f j,;^ ^.^^_ ^, ,he Harry   '^mier   j.^,^^,,^ ^^j. j|,j^,j.jj^,^^ j^ ,^y ^^j^^^   jj^^^,^   ^.j-  ^
tree on a village street; referred to counsel.
The bond of C. S. Braren, jilumber, and the renewal of bond for John D. Gunning were apjirovetl. The former's bondsmen is James .\. Covvard and the latter James Dean.
The Onslo'.v-Moore Co., by James Molloy, ics vice-jiresident, requestetl that a four inch water main be laid on Acrher Street from Bayview Avenue to Roosevelt Place; filed witliout ac¬ tion.
The following were given jierniissioii to lay .-itlewalks, three-fourths of the ctist to be ajijilied on their roatl taxes: J. Ida Lea, south side .Merrick lioad; C. Milton F'oretnai:, Main Street.
The foljowing were granted the re¬ bates for walks laid uniler direction of the village engineer, ctmsent havir.g been jireviously given: Harriet L. Ar- guimhau, Rose St.; Arthur Deagon, Randall Ave.; Alma E. Cartwright, Barker, Ran-
Base-Ball
F^reejiort 9; Red Mill li Last Thursday afternoon   about   tive hundreii jieople visited   F'reejiort   Ath¬ letic   I'ark   to   witness   the   game   be¬ tween F'reejiort .•\thletic Club   and   the Red Mill Club, comjiosed ^f   Montgom-   ^^^ ery antl Stone antl other of   the   actors  j^,].j in the Red Mill, playing at the   Knick- I erbocker Theatre, New   York.     As   an       The Presiding Elder, Kev.   Chas.   S. atlded attraction the Red Mills brought   Wing, jireached and held   the   quarter- with   them   James  J.  Corbett, former  jy conference in the M. E. Church Sun- champion heavy weight jmgilist of the  day evening, world.    The   Fted    Mills    are    snappy
players but coulil not defeat the strong The "Carrie A." is nov.- running reg- F'reeports, who have not been beaten ular excursions to High Hill Beach, this season. F'reeport won by a score making trips on Tue.silay. Thur'-^tiay, of 9 to i]. Saturtlay anti Sunday.
The same tetirns have have  arranged jto   play   again   in   F'reejxirt    Athletic        Quite a number of the  residents   of i Park next Monday afternoon,   July   1,   this   jilace   attentied   the   jiarade    and
Jiurchase six police ^ at o .:3() o'clock, the game being earlier   tournament of the Nassau County F'ire- jirojierty of the
Chan u.sual in order that the actors may return to the city in time ftjr their evening jierformance at the theatre. As an added attraction Manager Sto.-^e announced that he will bring with them to jilay *econtl base, the fa¬ mous little jnigilist and fnrnier chan;- pior., Terry McGovern.
men's .-Vssociation   at nesiiav.
Lynbroek
O
Weti-
-\ choir has been organizetl in the M. I-]. Church and a choir jilatform built. There are now nine members, antl it is e.xjiecttd to soon have a \ery excel¬ lent choir in the church.
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ah 1. Humphrey. W.Clinto:vf'tory Marie Byl HKnild S. Krojiji .'i-bert W. Clock.
The Iirst annual banquet of the Alumni .Vssociation of Freejiort High School will be I'.ekl at the Crystal Lake Hou.-^o this evening. President Albin N. Johnson, 'Do, who will act as toast- master,with the members of the recep¬
tion and banquet committees, has been ! ,^ „   ^, ' „   ..  ,,    ,..- 1 ..      ^\^..-uv   --      1 , .       .... '    .,    ,      .... ,,; her  open   it,    . said the  Snenli,     ami
working di igeiit v for   the   success   ot   ^,       ,    .      ,     ,       , .       .
then learned why she was .so an.\ious to
ig mug the event, and ;i gootl time   is   certain. .A.btiut a hundreii jilates will be laid..
Mrs. Charles F"'owler's Sunday .School Class in the Bajitist Sunday School will hohl a fair at the home of .Miss Bessie Smith, a member of the class, T>ext .Montlay all day and evening. Mrs. F'owler will have charge, assisted by Mrs. VV. G. Smith. The tables will be in charge of Bessie Smith, burnt wood, leather, etc.; .Mattie Ashtiown antl Fjdna Walker, fancy ginids; I'lor ence F'owler, camly; Francis Wright, Lulu Smith and F'dna Pettit, ice cream.
ebriatetl   condition   a.id   insisletl   ujion ; jn-fsented Jirizes to ^i.'i scholars for jier-   Bergen Place; .Melvin E being   permitted   to go to   her room in   feet attendance and punctuality,   viz.:   dall Avenue, the   second   story   of   the   hotel.    Thei     Chloe Raynor, F'red   I'atterson,   .Ma- oflicers  refu.seil   to   allow her to leave ' bed Hunt. James .Mulcahy, Marie   F'ar- their jiresence, but when she reiterated: kerson, Ralph Crandell,  Florence   F'ul- her tlemantl and said ahe wanted to get | lager,   F'lorence   Carjienter,    VVinfiekl
Raynor, Cecilia Clark, Robert Pater¬ son, Irene Provost, .Marjorie Pitcher, Thomas O'Mara, Lenora King, Astrid Nygren, Harry Hunt, .Milton Post, .Nel.son Smitli, Wallace Camlijiell, How¬ ard Seanian, F^va Smith, FZvelyn .Nock. Jesse Smith, George Rostoucher, Le.-lie Randall, Vv'illie Sjirague,   Stuart   (7ut-
her pocketliook,the Sheriff liimself es¬ corted her to the room. i "As soon as she got the book 1 made
The follov,ing,aj)plications for v.ater were granted: Clinton .M. Flint, South Side Avenue; F'riinklin fjedell, ilem-y Street; C. VanNostraiitl, Ocean .-\\e- nue;  John   Baxter,   Smith   Street; S.
get it alone. Among tither things the bag contained a half dozen .souvenir spoons, which   Mrs.   W. J. K.   Kenny,
one of   tht victiina of   the   burglaries,   Jer, .Marion   Paterson,   Bradfonl   Fiay-
has since itlentified as her jirojierty.    I   nor, Stej.hen Carjienter, Miriam Smith,   Bayview   Avenue, were   granted   elt
Lewis, Si;Uth Side .-\venue; ("i F'orenian, Main Street; The Wright, Newton Boulevard.
Herliert Kellum, Pine Street; Ste- jilien P. Peltit, Shonntird Avenue; H. E. VanRijier, liose St.; J. C. William¬ son, Church St.; Caroline .Muiising-.-r, Madi.son  .-Vvenue, and  Arthur  Lc.
'.Archer's Invin'-ibles' tirst   in   a  game   at
:i.g;;i!i  tmish- .Athletic Park
B'arglars > Cnvert   l-'rli
nlereil the store of 11.   M. ay   evening   of   last  week
Satunlay   afternoon   with   the  Omaha   and succeeiietl in blowing ojieii his safe
Base-bail Club tif Xtnv   York  City,   by
the score of o to 2.    Hits   were    few,
F'reejiort  getting   iiut   live sin.gles   oti'
the   visiting   boxinan ami   Longnecker
being   in   the   '"hitless   game"    class,'
they   failing   to   finil him for a measly
single.     Flach   jiitcher  gave   one   free
ticket   to   first,   and   "Dave   returned
fourteen men to the bench bv tlie strike
antl making away with iibout liesitles other articles. The damage to the interior of the store, mostly to the .safe, will reach about $2."iO more.
The   same   nighl   the   shoji of .\nsel liavnor  was   entered, but    they    only
iblained between It)
out route, as against ten by the visit¬ or.    The score by innings :
F'reejiort    0 ti q 4 0  I  i| il -.",
Omaha   —1  •) 0 n o  1  n ') 0 ~ 2
The Freejiort F'icld Club defeated Bellmore again on Saturtlay by a score of 14 to 12.    .\s   neither   team   had   a
ars. as .Mr. Raynor had removed nearly all his money the ni,ght before. After visiting these two jilaces they visited the house in .Massajiequa occujiietl by Thomas Whijijde, where refreshments were indulgetl in. No clue has been obtaineil.
.\ new and varied   stock   nf   trur.ks, suit cases ant! bags from the beslmak-
pitcher on haiul the game resulted in a   ers at the Freejiort Harness Store; akso
slugging match, F'reejiort tinally win¬ ning not. On next .Saturday the team will play Rockville Centre tit Uockville Centre antl a good game is promi.-^ed, the battery for F'reejiort probiibly be¬ ing O'Connell and .Miller Roekvitte Centre, I'ettit and Kyerson.
Other ball, Jerome!
Ou-:h! Hurt, Tinker'.'
fine .labk
line
^heei.-
of    tly-Ilets,     cnnleri , just received.
:ind
11.
BELLMORE
R. .\."Sjiates has tinally arrived home here, verv much  improvetl
llh.
Mrs. at her in  he;i
Archer Merrill and says he "'isn't ilust either."
has   bought a horse taking   everybody's
.\ veritable Harry Lumle: eyes meander tnward third.
l.el vour
.N'exi  Saturdav   F're .Minenla A. C at Athh
-Jiort tic P:
Don't fnrget tht K' (ileiul'ile fai'i!.
gtime July  llh '.-, ¦IS.    Treat in sli
ith
.Montgomery and Stone's "Ked .Mill" was eviilently a '.vhite elephant, uji  on
the (.rrouids.
.-\ new and vai it'll sloi-k nf trunks, suit cases and b.ags from the best mak¬ ers at the F'reejiort Harness Store; also a line line nf tly-iiels, ctiolers antl stable slfe^'ls, just receivetl. It
Jessie, daughter of .Mr. antl .Mrs. S. V. Sprague, and Fred Odell of Brook¬ lyn were married at the home of the bride i'i this yill;tge F'riilay evening la.-^t.     Thev will reside in P.ellmore.
FJight straight I
c'entage   has   Ihe
skinned a bloc;: '.
Sav In
Chicic^
vs that   r-er
o   National
tlo not believe Mrs. Scliang was ill used, nor that any more force than nec¬ essary was used. She was cantanker¬ ous and gave more trouble to the offi¬ cers than any of the prisoners taken." Saturday afternoon, .Sherilf Gilder¬ sleeve, Under Sheriff F'oster, Detect¬ ives Hults and Sweet and Deputy Sher¬ iff Seaman went to Freeport to further
Ella Daniels, Lawrence   Smith.     Law-   trie light jiermits
rence   Smith  is   the   only jiupil in the       The   following   bills   were    ordered
kindergarten to win one of these   priz-   paid:   Thomas Johnston, chemicals for
es. The following pupils were jire¬ sented with an extra book ftir htiving been perfect in attendance for more than one year:
F'retl   Patterson,   ^Robert   Paterion, Milton Post, 4 years; Willie   Sprague,
Edwards Bros, rejmrt the following sales: Hou.se and 14 lots on Washington Ave., Roosevelt, belonging to A. Lake, to E. Durrell of Brotiklyn; IA acres on Valentine Street, Roosevelt, to Geo. (Jausman, Bnxiklyn; IJ acres at Roose¬ velt for C. .\. Etlwards to G. Krulish; 6J acres of .\. Cole at Roosevelt to C. A. Edwards; house and plot on South Lena Ave., F'reeport, of Charles L. Seamdm, to H. K. Miller of New York.
Also .sold for David S. and Hilda C. Yeonians and William P. Jones, 2 iocs each 2fixl40 on the north side of Clin¬ ton .Ave., lo77 feet east of the Hemji¬ stead antl B:ibylon turnpike, to How¬ ard P. Smith, also for same to C. .\. Edwards, the 2 lots, each 25x140. on the north aide of Clinton Avenue, 527 ^ feet east of the Hetnjisteatl and Baby¬ lon Turnpike. Roosevelt. Mr. FM- wards is to build a very nice house on the property.
investigate   the   story   of  Christopher 1 VVallace   Campbell,   Marion   Paterson, Schang, who confessed before District • Flowartl Seaman, 2 years.
The exerchses closed with the bene¬ diction by Rev. D. A. Jordan. After the exercises the graduates were con¬ gratulated by their many friends,'*\vho
Board of Health, .$4.4.'i; C. O. Niles, percentage on electric light rentals for May. |$2it.;;'.!; S.A. Williams, taking trucks to fires, ?o2; .Martin B. Brown, assessment books, $2;5.oq; .N'ational .Meter Co., meters, $08.40; Elisha B. Bedell, clerical v.'ork on assessment books, $41.25.
The St. Vincent de Paul Society was given permission for use of village water at the Woodcleft Inti, which the societv is to use as a summer home for
Levi makes a jireliy g.iml umjiire but how can lie see v/heii behinil Longneck¬ er'.'    One side, over or under'.'
Bellmore v.'as a F'reejiort   F'ield   ( noon by the score nf   11   to Satunhiy Belltnnre will  play ville learn, al Sayvillu,- fnr a
lie fea led by   the
Saturdav   after-
2.     Next
the   Say-
jiurse  of
John   Ailel   b
.-\ horse belon.ging.l'- , came frightened by the breaking of the .Seaman, w!o j.ayeil the hrst game oluj^ij,   ^,y,t  ^n   the wagon last Tuesday the reason with F'reejiort,   is now jday-1 ^„,,   ^^.^^   ..niiiciner   about  quite   a bit
ing '.vith Rl life, Sam'.'
k'.ille Centre.   How's fast
antl   was   jirancing
! when .Mr. AdtJ became frightened   and I jumjied fnun the wagon,  breaking   his ankle.
.\ttorney Coles and Detectives Hults and Sweet last Friday to being one of the burglars.
They took Schang with them, he having volunteered to show the officers where stolen goods not recovered had boen hitlden.
The conviction of the three men now in jail seems an easy  niatter.    Augus¬ tus VonFehrig, who young Schang said  Humphrey; treasurer, Harold S.Kropji; was the leader, first confessed to Sher-j .1.   Marie' Byl,   Norma  E.   Sammons. iff liildersleeve   late   Friday night and   Harry P.   .Miller,   Herbert   W.   Clock on   Saturtlay   made a full statement to; and Harrison Gunning. District     Attorney   Coles.       .Mauritzj
Berke, the other member of  the gang, |     A surprise reception was tcndereti by also told his story to the SheritT. the girls of Miss Atkirvson's   ro'im,   in
1 .-Vccording to the story toltl by tierke i the music n>om, Montiay afternoon, to the Sheriff, he anil VonF'ehrig were} The beys of the ruom have gone a not'^strangers  when   he went to Free-1 whole   term  without  being   late,   and
port.    He  said  they   first m.et   in the j the gnU rewarded them with   this   re        Judge and .Mrs. J. R.  F'. , Richmontl County Jail, he being  there   ception, whi?h included cake and   lem-   San Juan, Porto Kico,   are
also   presented   them   with    handsomie   poor children from New York this sea- Horal remembrances. son; also to make a four inch tap for a
The gratluates are: President, fire protection service, the work tobe Stephen B. Story; vice-president. Mil- done without cost to the village, but ton   I).   Raynor; secnetary, Beulah   1.   under its supervision.
The next meeting of  the Board falls on Julv 5.
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Let me remind you that  in   sjiile   of all legal technicalities, Lt-o hasn't for¬ gotten how tn Jilay   the game.    Seern-1 like old limes his sliding ba.ses.
,,   leaving the dock at '.):'.'.o, until July   1. F'or pure unadulterated grit,   "Rob"  | After that the u.sual  summer   schedule is the limit.    After being   hit  on   the L,iii j,,, into effect, boats leaving   Bell- fingers by a pitched ball and again   ^'*^-\more   Dock   at   9 ::iO a. m. and 5 :30 p. i
.Mo.ses Hunt is now running his boat
from   Bellmore   Ui   High   Hilll Beach.
j making an excursion triji on   Sundays,
ing hurt by a runner sliding  home,   ht finisheti the game behintl the bat.
m.; returning, leave High Hii a. m. and .'i :4.'i ji. m.
at «:45
WANTAGH
VALLEY STREAM
HEMPSTEAD
H.j'Willard Griffiths has retired as Treasurer and Director of the Seashore Municipal Railroad Company.
Cominii Events
Motulay evening, July 1  -dance drawing for a China closet under
and aus-
on a charge of stxlomy a.xl  VonFehrig i onade for burglary.    That was in 1903.
Berke whs acquitted but VonF'ehrig got ti year's (.sentence in the peniten¬ tiary. Berke visited his friend in the prison anu i*^|k him cigars ind to-
pices of  Progressive Council, Daugh-  bacco ters of Liberty. The acquaintance thus"formed ended
"Wednesday evening July 10—Ladieq'j in  the  organizing of  the gang  which night, Freeport Board of Trad«.      «-    i opeMK*i from the Freepwt place.
l-litri'aSilMiif^rif'ifirtt'-tiliii^'M'^-"^
Most of the teacher.^ start f<ir homeai today (Fiday) to enjoy earnec^ vacations.
• 1 :	
their well-
Savage   of the   guests of Mr. and .Mrs. J.  W.   Hutchinson  of Atlantic .\venue and Franklin Street.
The foundation is being dug hiiu.se to be built for John H on Wantagh Avenue.
A strawberry antl ice cream festival
will   be   heltl   in   Firemen's   Hall    on
I Thursday evening, untler  the  auspices
of the Ladies' .Social   League  and  the
The  picnic  of the Memorial Sunilay  j.^^.,^,.^yj  League    of    Grace    M.    E.
School will be held in Yoqtig Brothers' i (•(.uj.,.h.
Grove on Wednesday, July l*t.
  I      .\t   a meeting   o.f   Justice    CouD,cil,
The   King's   Daughters   held a very | [jaughters of Liberty, held la.st  week, successful   fair   in   F'iremen's Hall
WAK'TED Tt) KENT.-From Aug. 1 or Sekit. 1, six ri>'ini houee   in   Free* port, near Review Office.    Address R., carel Review. tf.
'The annual outing anti shtire di.nner of the Nassau Repuhhcian Club will be held at the Nassjiu Hotel, Nassau-by- the-Sea. on Saturday, June 29. The cars will leave Hempsteatl at 2 P. M. Tne ciub wiii "nave a special car and a special boat to the beach.
the afternoon and evening of  Weiines¬ day.
Miss Conklin, a missionary from Havana, gave a very interesting talk at the Christian Endeavor Society Meeting last Friday evening.
Miss Elizabeth James and Francis Smith, both very well-known in this place, were married at the home of Mrs. riird.sall Jackson orSaturday night by Rev. Thomas S. Briahlwiiite. Tliey win reside in Ffeeport.
' the following officers were elected for the ensuing term : <'ouncilor, Hannah A. .Nostrand; associate councilor, Mrs. Buck; vice-councilor, Mrs. Hiram F'leming; asiociate vice-councilor, Mrs. Julius A'orarns; guifle, .ML^is Lottie .Somrjuers; .secretary, Annie Shaw; as¬ sistant • secretary, .Mrs, Alexander Shaw; finangial Kecreta>y, .Mrs. Henry Strohmeier; treasurer, .Mrs. Henry Kaynor; inside guard, .Amelia Driscoll; outside guard. Bertha Pelleaaier; trus¬ tees, Mrs. John Abrams and Mrs E. H. Golder; representative to State coun¬ cil, Hannah A. Nostrand.
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