Nassau County Review 19071227

              VOL. XIII
FREEPORT NfeWS
Jt The editor of the Review wishes a Happy New Year to his many friends and readers, all of whom he counts a.s his friends.
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1907
New   Year's   Cards   at   the   Review .Stationery Store.        /
A. Edelman ha.s huilt a new harn back of her ^rrocery.
Wilbur   Rider   has    returned F'lorida after a two months' trip.
Proposition V^oted Down
.Main Street Not To Be Paved Just Yet
from
In   advertisiriff  yow   Hjiend and K'-'t " ^ot.
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JVIrs.   Sarah   Fisher  has   secured appointment as Notary Public.
The next rehearsal of the Freeport Choral .Society will   be held January 7.
Prof, and Mr.s. .\. PalaniouiiCuiii are entortainint,' a youuff daughter at their home on North Ocean Avenue.
Harry Landman of Brooklyn paid the Review office  a  short afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Post art. entertaining a young daufrhte", sinct last Friday.
Start the New Year right by sending
sit^Thumlav ' '"  ^""'*  ""^^"'^''''Pti"" to the Review if  closing .sermon. - 1 you are not already a subscriber. 1
}     Visitors for (,'hristnias   at   the   resi-
Dr. and Mrs. Steighler  of   B^-ooklyiC dence of   Harry   E.   Howell,   to   offer
fortnerly of tihs place, spent ("hristmas  gtxid cheer and to cheer him on the road
with   Mrs.   Steighler's   brother,   John   to   recovery   were   Mr.   and   .Mrs. Job
Raynor, of Raynor Avenue.
The Ladies' Circle of the Baptist ¦' The ta.x'payers said very, plainly by' Church will hold a New Year's Social . their voting at the special election next Thur.sday evening. The proceeds , Tuesday afternoon that the i^iroposi- are to be applied toward the purchase . tion to jiave Main Steet. in its "present of the new lot. , form,   did not nvjet with their approv-
'     " ^    al.    Tlie first iiroposition, to pave from
The congregation of the M. E. ; Seaman Avenue to Bedell Street waa Church will attend service in the Pres-: defeated bv a vote of l.'il to 27, while byterian Church Sunday morning,when that for i)a"^virig Main Street from the Rev. K. P.   Ketcham   will   jireach   his   Kailroad track south to   Bedell   Street
.Single copies of the Review for sale at 1. DaSilva's, Cobetz's and the Re¬ view Building.
.\ meeting of the Frecport Athletic Association will be held on January I, for the election of oflicers, etc.
Work is being pushed ahead rajiidly on the stand pifie, and it is hoped to have it completed very so(»n.
Ladies' Home Journal for January now on sale at the Review .Stationery .Store.
Progressive Council, No. t;G, D, of L.. will hold a seven cent social next Monday evening, at 8 :;!(», at Fraternity Hall.     Refreshments will be served.
A special meeting of Excelsior H(M(k and   Ladder   Company   was    held    on Thursday evening.    On  account of  a ; holiday, the January monthly   meeting <if the company will not be held.
The Ladies' Aid Soceity of the .\1. E. Church will hold a home-made bread, pie and cake sale on Saturday afternoon <if this week at the residence of Mrs. Nelson H. Smith. West Merrick Roail and Grove Street.
The new school house on Ocean Ave¬ nue is to be insjiected by the State De¬ partment next Monday.    The residents
Your shrewdest business coiniietitors would be glad to see you spend a lot of
Kyte of Jer.sey City Heights ; Mrs. F. A Howell and daughter of New York, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Reid of Jer;ey City; Miss Grace Gould and Miss Wil-
nioney   in   any   kind of "adverti.-ing"   Ham of .Mineola and Andrew Coheif and except newspaiier advertising. Henry Wagner of New York.
"The Toy M^m," a farce, willbe t'hristmas sc-rvioes were enjoyed dur- given in ()pera Hall on New Year's Jng the week in the yariou.s Sunday .Night, by the "Lyric Players." a re-; Schools of the village. The Presbyter- leiitly organized dramatic club. ian   Church   gave   a   cantata   "Kriss
Kringle    and    his  Crew,"   presented
If you .-fre having trouble getting rid   i,y the scholars.    In the M. E.   Sunday
of a cough you   sliouhl   read   and   heed   .School the exercises of the Cradle Roll
what   Chas.   P.  Sinith says in his adv.   and Primary   Departments   were   held
Itl this issue aliout curing coughs. Tue.sday aftei^oon, and Santa as usual: '        , i i i     -
. , ^, •'    , ., , •  -^     -ni •      ! cureil as would be rtect
paid the cnildren a visit.    Ihe evening
services were mostly rendered by Mis.^
On January 11 the annual meetiiigs of the Freejiort Bank and the First National Bank for the election of directors and the transaction of rou¬ tine business will be held.
The warm words of comnieiidation from our readers concerning our Christ¬ mas number has "made us feel good" indeed. We apjireciate them thorough¬ ly.
was almost as badly handled  the  vote ; bt«ing 4."! in favor and l.jd against. i
There did not seem to be somuciiob- i jection to jiaving the street but it was I thought by those who expressed an ; opinion on the matter Miat the proper¬ ty owners on the street to be benefitted ' should jiay at least one-third of the' cost; also that iiids shoulil be secured j on the work and the amount necessary j for the work so stated in the ballots.
Those   actively   interesteii    in    this I work will )irobably soon  introduci"   the idea in another form. ,
'There was some critici.'^ni in a neigh¬ boring paper as to the reason the Board of Trustees did not st^ciire prices <;n a so-called iroii-.-^hi.g brick. They did so, but the Jirice was higher and the mem¬ bers of the Board very wisely decided that such an amount could not be se- sary for use of thi- "sl;ig lirick."
cuses. f A resolution jiassed in Novcmiier liy the Fire Department providing that "A person to become a member of the Freeport Fire Dejiartment mu.st be a citizen of the United States" was ap¬ proved.
It was decided to cancel lease for rent of the old steamer room after Jan¬ uary 1.
The Board adjuurned to meet as a Board of fire Commissioners this even¬ ing.
Chief (.'o/.i:ciis has had a llreniaii tiusy cleaning and oiling the lire hydrants in the \ illage during ttie |i;nt two weeks.
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NO. 9
ROCKVILL^ CENTRE
Rehearsals of the Rockville t'entre Choral Society will commence again on Wedne.sday evening. January ^t.
In accordance with an agreement signed last week, all the barber shoiis and other jilaces of business were kejit closed on Sunday last. ^ ,,
Mrs. Neale, of St. Lake City, Utah, is sjiending the remainder of the win¬ ter with her i3arerits, Mr. and .Mrs. Brown, of Smith Stri'ct.
¦"The Son of the Highest," .-i r;iii tiy l.orenz, will be rendered in the M. ! E. t^hurch Sunday evening, in jilaii' ofl the regular jireaching service. Thej solo jiarts wiil bo taken by .Miss .Nina ! Humphrey, Wilbur Raynor, .Miss Irene VanRijier. A. P. Davisson, Miss Annie j Eldrid-e, .Mrs. Albin X. John.'^on. .Miss ! Elsie Brotlieridge, Mr.s. S, R. Smith, j .Mrs. H. R. Smitli and Harold V.iuwu.    I
riie funeral service over tlic leniains [of the late Richard Stellin.g. who  died I on Sunday afternoon hist, in   his   ti7th ' year, of h(i^art trouble.   augmeiite<l   by jineumonia, was held mi Tuesday after¬ noon,   with    interment     in    Circcut'ield Cemeterw
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DeBow of Hemjistead who gave a very effective rendering of a Christmas Story, "The Bird's Carol." .She was assisted by Mrs. Maude Campbell Fuller and a class of boys and another of girls. This was followed by the us¬ ual distribution of candy, oranges and books.
The annual meeting   of   the ,,,. ,.,,,., .   ,      School   Board  of   tbe   M.   E.
Wide Awake Engine Coniiiany right   ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^eld Monday night.
royally   received  the   children   of  the   j^^ y^j^j^ ;,^.^.ji,^^,,n,, j^^ ^^jg^.^^.;, f^.^,
Villaiie Trustees*
All the members of the Board of Trustees wero jiresent at the meeting Friday evening.
The clerk was directed to ojieii an account witti Blanche Trubenb;ick for sidewalk work done before the resolu¬ tion was jiasserl by the Boanl doing ^ 1, . away with the rebate; she is to be 11^''" 'j^l' : credited with the jiercentage of the Hirarii ^ ^^'"''k done, on her road tax.
RicliiM-i a riling
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er   IS   now alte ill the Bronx.
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.Mr. .M. .Murjihy',- ville South is nearlv
house   ill   .Sihilli comjileli'd.
.A   democratic   jirimary   was I Fii'enien's Hail Saturday evenini
Mi.^
V'an   Loon,   the   jiuhlic   sclio is seriously ill at her home.
village who called on them   on   Christ
an¬
other term, after having   served   four-
Starr   was  aproved   as a Vigilant   Hose    Comjiany
Thomas Birch received," the watch which Leander Bmwn gave away .Mon¬ day night.
mas   Day   and  treated them to apjiles.   ^^.^^ y^^,.^^ j^^^ con.sented to serve long oranges and candy. enough for his successor to be ajijioint¬
ed, this to lie not later than July 1. Mrs. Lucas, for the   jiast   six   years
The third in the series of sermons to "The Man on the Street" by the Rev. D. A. Jordan, the jiastor. will be jiost-
of the school district are invited to i„-   poned  one   week   on   account  of    the
sjiecial musical serviets in   the  church
spect the building on the  above   date, liy the Board of Education.
The Past Grands of Freejiort Lodge, 1. O. O. F.. have formed a Past Grand's Association, with the following ofli¬ cers: Leo Fishel, president; Franklin Bedell, vice-president; Jesse F. Bedell, secretary; Ernest S. Randall, treasurer. The meetings will he hekl the third Monday iiight of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall.
assistant superintendent' refuseil re¬ election and Mrs. E. H. VanRijier was elected to the oflice; (L T. VanRijier vvas re-elected assistant sujierintend- ent; the other oflicers were also re¬ elected, excepting .Mrs. VV. E.   Golder.
The Review acknowledges receijit oP^'^o declined to serve longer as   super-
ilendars from the following firms:
111   that evening; and will be jireachcd on   January   o;   topic,    "Fair   Play."
.1. S. Shajiiro, ujiholsterer. J. M. Hewlett, feed. S. A. Williams, livery. Ross & Randall, coal and wood. H. P. Libby, insurance. Wm. G. Milltr, builder.
intendent of the jirimary   dejiartment a committee was appointed to select   a successor   to   nominate   at   ttie    next meeting.
Henry j member I No. 1.
; The followinfg ajjplications for water 1 service   were   granted:    Fred    Ortell.
Raynor St. ; W. B. Baxter. East Ave.;
-Nelson Seaman, I-'lorence   Place;   .Min- "ton Smith, (jrafing Place. I     A Tiumlier of routine bills were   aud- i ited.
I The salary of I'oilce Jutsice Swe/.ey • was increased from ^'2oO to ^'.'I'd) jier I year.
I J. M. .McCrea, (ieii. Supt. of the L. j I. R. R., in a communication informed
j the Board that the comjiany would have j .juhn Adel and (Justave Bojip bein ' a flagman jilaced   at   the   Long   Beach j latest asjiirants to musical fame.
.\venue   c rossing   from   the   time   the j ,.
Mr. and Mrs. VVm. VaiiSeht have been sjiending the holidays with friends in Brooklyn.
.Miss Mae Ketcham of .New York sjient several d.-iys last week with .VIr. and .Mrs. Frank R(»lierts.
.Vlr. and Mrs. .lohn T. left on a theatrical tour, to return in tht.- Sjiring.
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'I'he jiiano man is getting liu.-y,
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I     The -Vlill liiver   ImproviMiieiiL   .'\s: i ciation lias retained .lustice Grilling I make an exhaustive research jn'ghts of the town to- \V][\' Rivrv, ias to the legality of the   el.-um ; Davison   heirs to tlie rigtu to i ri\-er at East Rockaway.
rile funeral service over the of tlie late .loseph I'earsall, a 1 ; resident of this village, who I his i'li'dh year .-iL his late residence, • Majile .\ venue, on Wednesday last, wa.s held on Sunday, Ue\'. F.VV. V'firney I oHiciating.with iiiti.'nneiil in Iiockville
! Ct.-meterv.
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Mr. Whaleii. wlm has iieen .^jieiuling the Jiast live weeks in Gei'inany. re¬ turned to his home in this \ illage on .Saturday last, consideralde imjiroved liy his triji. In anticijiatioii of his ar¬ rival, a large arch had been erected at his home of evergreens, beftriniy-4he in¬ scription, "Home. .Sweet   Home."
The funeral service over the ri'inains of the late Robert Hi'iiry Davi.'-ion, who died at thi' home of his a.ged mother, Lincoln Avenue and .Marion Place on Friday nfternoiWi last, of kidney trou¬ ble, in his ."),")th y«.'ar, was held at his late home on Christian Hook Road. Tuesday afternoon. Rev. F. W. Varney ofliciating, with interment iiiGreenlield Cemetery.     He left a widow,   one   son
and one Rockvil Hall of loss.
' (laugliter, Fred le Centre, and .Mrs Valle\'   Sli'eain.    t'
l)a\ ison Josejili mmirn
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DO IT NOW. SEND US $1.00 FOR THE REVIEW TO JANUARY I. 1909.
Senator Carl S. Burr ha^ extended to "Bug House Hose Co. No. I of Nas¬ .sau," an invitation to visit him at Al¬ bany dnring the month of February. Ill order to make arrangements for the trip, there will be a meeting of the (Company at Munck's Hotel, Rockville ('entre, next Thursday overling. It is desired that every member of the Com¬ jiany wilt attend this meeting.
.\ musical service will tie fitdil in the Church of the Transfigurafion on .Sun¬ day evening. Dec. 29, at 7 :'d() o'clock. Kev. Pelham St. George Bi.saell, .M. .\., K. (L, Jiastor; E. S ganist and choirmaster. An int»'rest ing program of vocal and instrumental music will be rendered by the clioir assisted by H. Betzig. tenor soloist; t'arrol Gunning, cornet; Hairison Gun¬ ning, trombone; HarolH Mackav. vio¬ lin.
The services Sunday in the l-jpiscojial Church of the Transfiguration will be as foHows: Holy Communion at S o'clock ; matins and ante-communion at 10 :;!0 and evensong at 7 :.'?0. On New Year's Eve, watch-night services v,ill be held commen 'ing at 11 o'clock and continuing till niidnight. At quarter past twehe there will tie Holy Com- muni.m, allowing a short ,interval lie- tweeii the two services.
sjiring time-talde went into effect   tiii 1
the fall schedule was   adopted;   about I
from Ajiril 10 to Sejit.   10.    The   com- |
mtinication was tiled.    This concession I
The unusual incident  of  a   .son   and , on the jiart of the comjiany is the re.sult j
mother dying on the   .same  day,   three j of a visit paid them by   Trustees   Sig-1
hours ajiart, occurred   on   Sunday,   by | mond,   Patter.son   ami   Bedell   on Dec'
OBITUARY
William Wallace Daniels Mary Louise Daniels.
11.
.\ communication vvas received from the Board of Trade, assuring them of the hearty .sujijiort of the Board in the matter of jiaving Main street; the comunicication was filed, and the clerk instructed to thank the writers for their interest in tlie matter. The following is the introductory jiar- State institution. His mother began' A communication from Elvin .N. agrajih of a half cfilumn sketch in the to worry over his physical condition , Edwards, asking-the Board to with- White I'lains Daily Record of Eugene and Bright's disease .soon manifested, draw the jiroposition to jiave Main F. McKinley. a former Freejiorter. itself, but hojies were entertained that street, as he thought they should use Hi.i many friends will lie pleased to she might recover. News of her son's | "slag brick" v.as ordered returned to hear of   his advancement. weakened jihysical condition jireyt^l on. the writer.
"Eugene F. McKinley, a jirominent   her mind and withii three   hours   after,      The reiiuest  of   the   .N.   Y.   aid   N. lawyer  <if   White   Plains,   will form a   he had died, she, too, had breathed her; J. Telejihone t'ompany for   jiermission
the demise of William Wallace Dan-i iels. aged 28 years, at Kings Park, and | .Mrs. Mary Louise Daniels, his mother, i aged (i4, at her home on Jay Street, i this village. The son died at 9 o'clock i Sunday and the mother at 12 noon. The son liceame afflicted mentally some months ago and was removed to the State institution.     His   mother   liegan
Pigeon shoots were held on Cliristma.s Day by Bowne and Sorren.son and .lohn G. Deubert, both for ducks and   geese.
Samuel Kiljiatrick, who lias tieeii for the Jiast vear in the emjiloy of a st..'am dredging comiiany in Montana, has returned to his home here.
j Tiie Christmas exercises of the Bell- I more shcool, held Tuesday. Decenilier i 24, were thi- mo.-L enthusiastic anrl : tiest attended in the tiistorv of ttie I school.
Woii. is at J.resent jirogressin.g \ery slowly on the new school building, tiut in sjiite of this it is exjiected that the building will be i-eady for occup.-mey about .Vjiiil I.
Following is the jirogram of the ('hristma.s Song Service for the Pres¬ byterian Church last .Sunday evening : Organ jirelude
Hymn Joy to the World
Invocation Tonor Solo and Chorus
The Birtliday of a King Reading f/^
llofaiina
l{espoiisi\i
Chonis
Hymn
Scriptuii
.\ntheni
Prayer
Tebbutt, or-; j)artner.«hiji for the general practice of last law with Crcscens Hubbard of the same jilace. who already his a tine record as a lawyer. Their oflices will be located at ;i Dejiot Sijuare, White Plair.s, and l-'i Cerlar Street, New York Citv.
Mr. .VlcKinley moved lo White Plains nearly four years .igo and has   been   in
general   cha'rge   <if    the    Westchester   Sunday, Dec. 22, aj«*.'d Cl years Division of the tinal dejiartment under Mr. (iuackenliush's sujiervision  during the greater jiortion of that ji^riod.    He has   tried  over   two  hunderd and fifty cases for the railroad und has ajijieared in all the courts  of  the   comity,   from justice   to   sujireme, and iik-o Mt. Ver¬ non    and   Voivkeis   city    courts.     His record is lo<iked ujion as the best of any lawyer tndley during that entire jieriod."
Mr.   McKinley    will    continue    lii present   work   jdeading   cases   for th
Tile (,'hristmas exercises   of   llu;   .VI. 10.   Sunday Scliool, held Monday night, were   very   successful   and   largely at¬ in   the I tended.   Thero was the usual eiitertaiii-
I to rejilace two defective   jioles
i south   side   of   Railroad   Avenue   was j me"t, followed by distribution of pres¬ ents.
The mother did not learn of her son s death before her demisi-.    Times, >
, granted Charles L..Roe '   E. A. Dorlon, tax coUeetor,   rejiorted j     With all preliminaries for a lir.,l-cla.ss
The wliole community has beci sad- that since jireceding rejiort he had se-1 jjorse race, and With the horses to make dened by the sudden death of one of, cured .1!2!>ri.27, making tlie total i^-'l'i.-{ the race lirst-'-hi.ss, John .Vdet's horse it^ finest citizens, ('harles   L.   Roe,   of   ,-,75.4!i. ' out-distanced Chas. Buck's trotter,>re-
Portertield Place.   After only a week's j     The boml of Syhe.-ter P. Stiea.  elec-' ,_,uted to have a record of 2:12.by about illness of pneumoni:i. he   nassed   away ' trie light ie:itnl c<illcctor.   in   the   sum I ofj yard.- in a race from Frisch's hotel,
oioi^:,hd, with Sui'ihen P. I'ettit and j Smithville South, to Wil.son Avenue. i;oberl G. Anderson as seiureties. was 1 jh^, j,or.se d.-iven by Mr. Adel i.s' u.sed ajijiroved. j j,v him constantly rm his but
• Resolutions Were pas.sed traii.Tferririg | ^nd is imleed a fi"ne hor.-e. $286."i frojii   the   Water   Sinkir.g Fund \ • I
to the Water Fund for  the  purjio.sc of t VM'RTPOnW
jiaying interest on water   lioiuh,;   .^.'.OO l^IlNXSKWUrv
from Water to Inttn-est   Fund;   and   to |     The Iirst regular li;',:-.ket.liall game of
Ala meetinj.', of Kocl;\ille Centre (!ouiuil, .Nu. ^, DaughtiM's of LiUji'ty, held on Monday night, the following ofhcei's were electerl for the ensuing term: Councilor. Lr)uise Munk ; asso- ciati' r'ouncilyr, .Vlinnie Cammann ; vice- couni'ilor, Emma Noon ; associate vice I'ouncilor, .Minnie Sijuircs: hnancial .sec¬ retary. Ida Rogers; recording secre¬ tary, George (jirnux ; associate se>'re- tary, Jennie Camniann, treasuri'r. (.'lara Eustace; guide, (.!atherini' F. Johnston ; inside guard, Virginia Wil¬ son; outside' guard, Emma I-'avrington ; trustee'for ciehteeii moiill:.,-. Eli/abetli Traiiji.
Mr. Roe came to this place from Brooklyn . seven years ago, anrl was a man vvhom the \ illage has been jiroud to claim. As a member and regular attendant r^f, the Presbyterian Chuicb lie liverl true to his crMivictirms. As a Sunday Schord teacher, as well as inevi'ry-dav r.'ontact
Reading
yi Little Town of Betiileheni Chanted Lord's Prayer Contralto Solo and ChoruH
There Were Shejiherds ; irolley road t)irertory    liuartette ju   >   •   •
with men, he work li to lead others   to .jniy interest falling due January »1   oni the Lyiiirinik ti;jam was idayed   at   tht the highest and truest life.    Ouiet and   Water, Electric Light and Fire  Bonds, j Lyceum Ilall on Saturriay night,   whet egularly   trying  cases for the   unostentatious, his influence   has   been       The   resolution   jiJissed   hy   the Fire i the local   team   whs  riefeated   by   the j large nuiplier r.f projKjrty owners in the ro.nd.s   in   Westchester   County '''eep antl abiding,   while   in   Ids   ileath   Department on   (let.   '.>,   providing  as ^ Knights of Progress team by the .-fore   ea.stern section i>f   thi;   villaffe.   Chief
shall be eligibleOf 17 to 9.,   N«»xt Saturday   night  the   George B. Arnot,   of the F
ail feel a personal   loss.      His   family   follows: "No nu'mber
Sermon
Soprano Solo
Prayer
Hymn Response
Benediction
Organ Postlude.
Mias Nelle J. Dailey Mfa. Charles Reach Mr. 11. L. Smith Mr. J. S. D«nton Mrs. Ida Powell
No Room in the Inn Holy Night
HEMPSTEAD
have e.xtemled   ttj^them   an   unlimited   to   the  office  of  Chief   Engineer,    or j local team will play the team of   Calu- .symjiatliy, the tinest of tributes to   his   First or Second Assistant P]ngineer un-1 niet .\. C. tif Mew York, at   the   Lyre- memory.     VVhile the Christinas sea.son   less he.shall have served   at   lea^t   one jum liall.       Dancing    will    i'lljlow   the was saildt|ned by his vleparture, his life   term as Foreman of oiu' of thectimfian-   game, has been of such nature that   its   iia.ss-   ies" was approved with this   addition :| ing out leaves sorrow, without   bitter-   "excejil thnt thr;   jiresent engineers of I
.Vt a ineelmg of ttie Villaci Jioard of Trustees hehl last Tuesilay nigiit, it was rcsolvetl to eiiftirce the rc^^olution passed some time ago forbidtling any¬ one to visit the |)tiwej-liousi' unless they have a jieririit issued by the Vil¬ lage Clerk <ir a niembi r of the Boanl'^ of Trustee.-.
The rejiort of the elecU ii liglit ctd- leitt,iir showed that thi- rentals for the month of Novemlicr. 1907, cxceedetl that of the same montti in 190(1 by %'-'d')l.'¦>'<. or an increa.-e of nver :'.'"i jier ct;iit.
C'liiiplainl wn.> made in reference li> the condition i>f thi^ sidewalks in front of the properly at iJank.s Avenuo aii<l ttie .Southern Boulevard, al^o that in front of the Institiib' Building, Village
r'.vagon 1 Avenue and Oli.serv'er   Strei.'t, ami   the clerk was directed to notify   the   own-
 I ers ti> have tlie same atteiiiletl to with-
. ill live day.'-, othrrwise the Strei.t Com¬ missioner wouhl hu\i; ttu; same <lone and a-ses.s the i-o.d again.st the laiild- ings in rjuestirni.
In resoon.s*' to a petition   tilerl   i>y   a
.\nnounceinent   is   made   that   Rev.
I Frederick W.   (Joodnian   has  accepted
Silent Nufht j ^^e call extended to him by the Vestry
^., i of   St."   Georjre's   Church,   to   become
Reef or.
boprano (lootralto -
Baritone
Tenor
Organist.
ne33; loneliness    but a lient»rlictioii  of  said Freejiort   Fire   Department   shall hojie. - Contributed. be eligible to said rdlices.
He is survived by two sons,   Charles       The  pixipositiuii   that   "no   exeniiit S.   and   Preston,   and   two  ilaughters,   certificate   shall   Ik*   issued   unless   a Eleanor and Mary, liesides his  widow, i member has done at least 00  jier  cent all  of  the  village.    Funeral  services' fire   duty"   was  disapjiroved  with   a lence Tues- [ recommendation   that  each  fire   com- nue nas tieen elected a memoer oi   tne : clay  evening,   Kev,   K.    I'.    Ketcliam I pany pass by-laws for the expulsion or executive   committee   of the  Empire ' ofliciating;   interment   in    GreenwoofI' suspension of members not attending Poultn' Association of Long Island.       j Cemetery, Brooklyn. to fire dutv unless they have good ex-
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William W. Rapelyeof Terrace .\ve-  were held from his late resid ie has been elected a member of  the : day  evening,   Rev,   K.    P.
'ire JJejiart- ment.was auLhorizetl to organize u tiew hose companj', tti l>e Ituated in the eastern Section of the village, .¦*<> that amjilc jirotectioii may bt; afTorik-d the large 'lumber of new buihlings that have Inen erected in that section. The chief is also to Itxate suitable quart^'rs for the new company.
The counsel to the Boanl wa." direci- erl to draw uji an ordinarue for the pre¬ vention of maintaining nuisanr^ea in the adults and 10 tioys. Any Uiy with a village, antl for suppressing the oli- gfxKi voice and goorl moral character' .sti-uction r)f Ktair%vays and IihIIh. will be welcome<l. The choir director! After further mutiiie business, the can lie sfcen after  any   of  the   church ! lioard adjourned until Tuesday evening.
The choir of «,'hrist Ctiun n. Kev. Peter Claude (Jreveling. rect<ir, will rejieat a number of the beautiful .solec- tions. as rendererl on (.'hristmas Day, at the service on Sunday next. The choir iii>w   con.sist8  of   22   vt)ices;»12
services.
January 7, HM)8, at 7:30 o'clock.
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