Nassau County Review 19121122

              Nassau County Review
Vol. XVIII FREEPORT NEWS
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(Governor's Island, which is as near this locality as cun Le secured).
FREEPORT, N. V., FRIDAV, NOVEMBER 22, 1912
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Next Thursday bein>; a holiday, the post ollice will be open only frum 7 to 9 :30 in the rnornint;.
A youDK son arrived at Pte home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaynor, on Broadway, last Friday.
Mrp. C. H. Scholey .b leader for the Younj; People's meeting Sunday night In the Presbyterian Church; subject, "The Chr'stian Virtues;" Gratitude. (Thar:ksglving Meeting).
Christian Science Society.--Services j Sunday   morning at 11   a.m.;  Sunday School,  same hour; Hemp.stead    Hank Building; subject, next Sunday,   Nov. \ '2A, "Soul and Body."     Wednesday ev- : ening service at 7:45 p. m. ¦
Tbe .M. E. Sunday School is arrang¬ ing to hold a fair and supper on the ' evenings of Tuesday ana Wednesday, December 10 and 11. The proceed.'^ of the affair will bc used for Christmas expenses.
The ladies of the Baptist Church will hold a Thanksgiving food sale on Tuesday, Nov.    2(),    at   2:30,    in   the
Things f am Thankful For Freeport Poultry Raisers
That Freeport   people did as I want- Win   PrlZCS
eri them to, In spite of-om- oppn«j-j ^. li,^ poultry show under the au.s tion, and we have the best system of j ^i^,.^^ ^f the Long leland Foultrv Asso- roads on Long Island (and we didn't ; ..jatjon held last w.ek at Hempstead, make   Glen   Cove pay for    them as we j several Freeport exhibitors v.on prir.ps.
VVilliam Crevoiserat    won 22   prizes
Local Topics
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That we are now on a salary basis. : under contract, instead of on the old j fee system. —The police det}artment.
I That we are going to get plenty of j roafs, boots and helmets to use thi.) ! winter for fire fighting.- -The  tiremen.
j Tbat my police signal system Is ' working out even better than I expect¬ ed.—Village President Hanse.
That the Klks have nearly 6ilO mem¬ bers, and plenty of rnoney in the treas¬ ury.— Exalted Kuler J. Huyler Ellison.
That we get a day of rest once in two weeks. Half a loaf Is better than no   loaf.-  Village   Power   House  em-
with his siigle   comb    Buff   Leghcrns and Orpingtons.     All but   three of the prizes were won with his Leghorns. .The   prizea were   as   follows:    Buff
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I have been usked several times to plain what is the reason fi r delay in starting work on the electric light plant   extensiori, and    have   nut   bein
rest to and about the 6rein«a tr local department by H. E. P.
Leghorns,    first ard second cock,   first "^le to satisfy my inquirers or myself,
and second hen. first,   second! and third ^"' 'his is the   existing   condition,   as
cockerel and   fourlh    pullet.     A sliver '^^^ as I can grasp it:
cup for the best   display.     A   diploma ^^^'^ *he new Board was   organized
each for the best cock,   hen and   cuck- '*'«'y ^0"'^'' an   appropriation    was   ne
erel.     Special for   the   best   hen   also cessury for extensions    at   the   power
color   and   shape   specials on the   first *'o"«e partly ivt ordinary    increase   of
hen.     He also   received   fuur   specials business, and aL-o tL supply power   fur
empty store next to tht Street.
bank on   Main   ployes.
That I am getting    acquainted   with
frcrii the American BufT I.eghi^rn Club for the best colored and best shape male and female.
Huff Orping ons Second pullet, third cockerel and sixth hen.
At the same show Robert Huniphrey won two prizes in the Buff Legh(Trn class;  third and second pullet.
lhe winnings of T. A. .Martin, jr.. of East Avenue were as fulluv.s :     Buff
An item on the Fire Prevention Sbow in New Ycrk City appears in anothei (,art of tins issue, under tb9 same heading, I wish all of my com¬ rades who are interested In Fire De¬ partn.eit matters would read it.
Saturday afternodr a laborer engag* ed in clearing up the brush on tha strip of land south o^ the Merrick Road, west of Kaynor .^e., leased by the village frem the City of NeW Vork, Irst cunlrol ni the fire and it swept across the southern section of the plot, jumped the briiok ancl to the clearing on the other   sule.     Inasmuch
The members and   friends of the W. :      The M. K. Sunday   School    class   of   everybody in Freeport,   and have most   Wyandottes- First   cock.     This    bird
C. 1'. U. are requested to send flannel- Mjgg Uattle R. Smith met at her home ette, to be made into garments for 1 at the corner of West Merrick Boad Christmas gifts, for the needy, to Mrs. ; and South Grove Street last Tuesday.
E. Carnian, Brooklyn Ave. j   —
On Mondav afternoon the Senior L. T. L. met at Mrs. Carman's on Brook¬ lyn Avenue ar;d sewed skirts for Christmas wear.
Saturday evening of this week the vaudeville and minatrel entertainment will be held in the Colonial Opera House for the benefit of Court Free- port, No. 4816, Independent (Jrder cf Foresters.
Mrs. Etta J. Carman, who   is much   good    work    among    the
doing poor.
There will be 25 people in the enter- would like to get a good second-hand tainment. with music by Prof. Louis cook stove for a worthy family. The Baer's orchestra. stove can   be   i-ent   to   her   home   on
The committee In charge consists ofj Brooklyn Avenue, between Grove Herbert L. Lamb, chairman; W. G. | Street and Ocean Avenue, and she will Snyder,    Charles    Motell   and Karl V. j see that It is delivered to tbe family.
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I     "Our Opportunity" will be the Sun- Winter Underwear day morning  sermon    theme   of   Kev.   gravel on Bergen  Place Instead of yel-
MiBses, Fleeced Lined   Vests or Pants, j charles Herbert Scholey  at   the   Flr.-t   low muck.	
I Presbyterian    Church.     'Jhe   niembers ~
Boys     Heavy Fleece Lined    Shirts   or | ^f the Freeuort Fire Department   will Boarcl of Trade
of them    down for    Review    subscrip¬ tions.—L. W.  Taft.
ALL OF US.
That the spirit of charity in the vil¬ lage is broad er ough te cover every real case of destitution.
That P'reeport is the largest village on Long Island and is still growing.
That we have a lire and police de¬ partment second to none on Long Island.
Ihings we would be thankful for:
A proper fire alarm signal system.
A municipal building.
Peekskill gravel on Pine Street, be¬ tween Main and Church Streets, before it is put in side streets not traveled a hundredth   part as much;   also a little
aleo won the Association cob r   special I und shape special    and   also    the   Bull' ! Wyandotte Club special for Loth   color and shape.     Third hen, lirst and   third cockerel and thlid  pullet.     I'irst   pen, currying with it an   extra    ribbon   for : the best pen of young Bulf   Wyr dottes and j  Association   diplomas.     Besules the above he won the  American   I'oul¬ try Diploma for the best   Buff    Wyan¬ dotte cockerel and a silver cup for   the best display of Buff VVyand(jttes.
In his pet etock exhibit  he first prizes from   10   entries.
the Freeport Kailroad   Company    trol¬ ley line, which was corsideied   a   gond
business proposition They askt fer | as there are sevi>ial nutbuildlnga an amount under ?^2u.oru dut the tax-lstandlig virtually ii; the ei!ge of the payers In public conference with tbem swamp, and to avoid a ^.-eneral alarm, decided to call a special election to .Asst. Chief Pearsall called eut Hose 1 vote to appropriate :?;i('.(ii)li for this on a still alarm, aid shnrt woik was work, being assured this wnold he ' made nf the blaze, enough te put the   plant   In    the   best
pussible condition for several years   toj     Don't forget our   Mennrlal   service come. I at the Presbyterian  Church   this   Sun-
President Hanse. who had been i'iay evenirg. Novniil.ir 2». 'Ihls studying this pro|)06lti(ih. thought that takes the place of the annual Memorial It would be the best plan to  engage un'service, and as  the    service   is   to    be
given by our   Chaplain, a   gond sentation Is expected.
electrical engineer to superintend the reconstruction of the I'ower House, und to advise theni as to what was best to be done. He accordingly re- (|uested Mr. Lott, who Is a representa¬ tive of the Fort Wayn*" Electric Co., to recoimnend a good man for the po¬ sition. Mr. Lott told him that he knew of i.o better   man    than   Francis
„„„   10   Hroadnax. who bad hud big experience j he did not wonder any more
Five   of   '" 'his line and was well   qualified   for'
rcpre-
Speaklng of our Chaplain, a spec¬ tator at Mitthauer's lire said be had often wondered why the liremen thought so much of thtir chaplain, but after he had been to the last two ear¬ ly mnrning tires ard seen him at both, be knew.
his Abyssinian Cavies. three English 'he woik. Fresident Hanse takes the Cavles'anda pairof tan rabbits each stand that Mr. Lott has been supply Ing won a blue rihbon and  a   i!i p    that   he
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Heavy Fleece Lined    Shirts   or | ^f the Freeport Flre Department   will
Drawers, 25 to ;i5c , attend church  In    the   evening    for   a
Children's   White Wool    Drawers,   40 ; Memorial Service when the   pastor, as
to 7Bci Chaplain   of    the      Department,   will
Children's Natural Wool    Drawers, 351 sneak uoon "Whpn Dutv Ends "
to 76c!     A   Urnon   Thank.sgiving   Service   of   .'!!!.."."!"'!."_"'^1^!'^'"l^JM'i"  I"'.".?'   Clock WiUS Distinction As   ?19/.'75.     The   lowest
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trade was held In Brooklyn Hall on Tuesday evening, and although
exhibited won a silver n.edal as lirst.
The Preeport Poultry Farms won third on their hen and lifth oti their cockerel in the Rhode Island Red class and third on hen and pullet in the Ply¬ mouth Kock class.
W. B. Borton won second prize on both the Blacktail Japanese Bantams and the Silkies.
the Village with most of its electrical e(|Ulpmeiit since tbe plant was stLrtetl, and knew what was wanted, so that he (President Hanse) thought It to be en¬ tirely pniper to tuke his recninmenda- tlori as to who would be the best man for thla work, ard accurdingly, upnn his recommendation Mr. liroadnax waa engaged.
Mr. Broadnax dr( w up plans  for the
plut t which he  estimated   should   cost
bid    was   over
lhe cominittee to arrange for tho second annual dinner of the depart¬ ment met I-'riday evening nt head- (|uartera and elected J. Huyler Ellison chainnan and J. R. White secretary.
At the meetii'g of the eommittee Tuesday evenirg bids were received frotn four caterers and it was decided to award the contract to Hilliard of Brnoklyn. 1 am informed by a mem¬ ber of the committee that the price this year will be .Sl.liS pe'r plate, which will uniioubtedly assure a much larger atterdance nf the members    thun   last
Ladies' Fleece Lined    Vests or   Pants, I the Baptist, Meth'odTst," Episcopal'and
I adies' Heavv Fleeced Vests or Panta  Ifu^'u^^Tt" Churches will be  held   in   taTeras'a'cr ite rion, betVeVt i.aaies   Heavy tieecea vests or rants, | the Presby tena Church on  Thanksgiv
Oxford F-ootball Captain
ing Day at 10:;iO a. m. with Rev. El- nner E. Loux uf the Baptist Church as the preacher.        "      .
60c Men's Double Breasted Shirts, 50c Men's Ribbed Shirts or Drawers, BOc Men's Grey Shirts or Drawers, BOc Men's  Natural   Wool   Shirts or Draw¬ ers, 7.^ic, .$1.00,  $1.50, $1.75 Seaman's Reliably Ury Goods Store.   Jay     . Ill be Trustee   Rally.     Services
j will   be   held   all   day,   preaching    at
Coming at the Plaza. Saurday, Nov. j ^ a_ „,., 3 p. m.  and 8 p. m.    Among
23. "Kings of the Forest."    Ab.solute-. the ministers who will preach and take
ly the most   all-entbralling   vivid   and I pgjt in the   services on Sunday will be
Rettel A. M. Rev. S. H. V.
E. Church,   Henry St., Gunibe,   pastor.    Sun-
fascinating drama that bas ever been enacted before the camera. A grand and wonderful photo ahowing the wild animals in their natural state, stalking a baby girl in the heart of the jungle. Two reds of sensational incidents. Don't forget the date, Saturday, Nov. 23; matinee at 3 p. m. It
Kev. Pierce of Westbury, Rev. P. M Laws of Roslyn, Kev. D. Eats of Port Washington, Rev. Brown of New York City, Kev. II. B. Hogan of Charleston, S. C, Rev. A. M. DeLima, of the West  Coast of Africa and   Evangelist
shown more    than    made   up   for   the numbers, and if the    meeting   can   be
imes   are'      Herbert Clock, whose election to the   |y drew"    the   specificationa    upon   the
in store   for    the    P>eeport   Board   of , captaincy of the football team at Pem-   euggestiona of the Board and Engini er
Trade. ¦ broke College,   one of the   institutions   Smith as to what  was   wanted.     Hela
The special order   ot    businesa   wis in Oxford University,   waa   announced   now revising the plana to secure   sepa-
the project of   establishing a   building recently, ia making  an enviable record   rate *jids for the various lines of equip-
code and appointing a building  inspec- in    England   is   an   athlete.     As    the   ment as instructed by   the    Board,   on
tor in  the    village   of   Freeport,   and leader of his   eleven   he   has   played a   two sets of plans, one sccorc'lng to  his
considerable time was given to discus- prominent    part in four   Varsity    con-   suggestions, the other according to the
sing it.     It was finally decided   to   ap- tests, and in each has been  victorious,   ideas of Mr. Smith,
point a committee of three   to   appear Clock's latest distinction was won in       Now, as to Mr. Smith,   our    Village
before the Village Board   of   Truatees a game   with    Magdelene,   known    in   Ergineer.     He has   been in charge   of
as soon aa practicable   and   urge   that England as Prince of   Wales    College,   the plant since It was   installed fifteen
steps be taken toward the   passing  of where the present heir apparent ia now   yeara ago. and at that    time Mr. C. Z.
proper ordinances and   establishing   a at School.     PembroKe   won the   game   Southard,    the engineer who   designed
building inspection.   Thomas Burleigh, with 31 points against their opponents'   and superintended the    building of the
J. B. Hibbard and 0. J.    Teeple   were zero.     Goals were   attempted   by   the   original  plnnt, told me Mr. Smith was
appointed the committee. Pembroke   players on seven    occasions   one of the best men    for that   position
Mr. Teeple claimed the Long   Island and in  tive Clock succeeded in sco'iy^g.   that he had ever   met—that he consid-
ReV »rr8"°MooreoVohro."  Aliare'cor-i ^.°'''"°'"'^**'^^'^"'"'"^'***'"   '^^ ,8'^'-       A week previous Pembroke defeated   ered   his capacity   for   understanding
dially invited to these services.
viee,    especially   at   Jamaica,   where Hertford   College, of Oxford    Univer- and compreh nding   electrical machin-
stops of ten or more minutes  ifor  con- sity.    The final score was 30 to 3, and ery and Its adaption to electricity won-
The Mission Study   Classef   the M   : sections were   common.    Mr.   Teeple the young Long Islander   waa   largely derful.    So much for Mr. Smith.
E   Church met Tuesday   evening  with   ^'^® claimed the Company was not liv- responsible for the winning. The  question at the present  time is
a  good   attendance     A pleasant   and   '"^ "P'°'he law   requiring   that  one Clock   is a native  of Freepurt,   and whether the Village Board  shall adopt
$2;!,IKH). Mr. Broadnax claims he waa year, altlinugb those whn did attend not responsible for this ; that he mere- ' '"«' V^ar considered the alTuir a rous¬ ing auccess. Ary active, exempt or paat member of any oi the companies of the department may secure tickets from the membera of the committee.
Tbe commitiee in charge of the alTair consists of J. W. P'lt/iiatrick snd A. B. Wallace, Hnse 1; J. Huyler Ellison and J. K. White, Hnse 2; Rnhert Patricia and Daniel Carman, Hose :;; Jay Kandail and Albin N. Jnhnson, Hnse 4; Milford Van Riper and Stephen W. Hunt, Truck 1. and A. (;. Ackerman and t^harles Bettzig, Engine 1.
Notwithstanding the big reduc'lori In the price, the saiiipit* irienu submit¬ ted by the caterer seems a very good one, as follows:
Martini (Joektail
Grape I'ruit Marasehinn (Jherries
Mock Turtle S(jup, with Dinner  Roll
Stuffed Olives        Celery
Scallops a lu Newburgh, en   Ramekins
Half milk fed chicken, stufTed
Mashed Potatoes Green Peas
French Neapolitan Ice Cream
Lady P'ingers       Macaroons Cafe Noir
Fallen arches are relieved by wear ing our scientifically constructed arch support   shoes.    Women'a lace   Ailat-
omic Shoes, with orthopedic heel, long   proTableliourVarpassed^'n'sTudy and   ''^"'"'^                              '*""  *"'=''   plat-; received   his   early   schooling in    the plans  as recommended   by Mr.   Smith
coanter and steel arch support,   $5 00.   discussion of Chinese people                     form;  that sometimeB fl train  of from   Freeport H^gh School.    Last winter at and which he could have superintended
Why pay more?    Women's dress shoes,                                      '                   ! six to eight cars had but three or  four  Oxford   be   competed in   fhe   boxing the installation of,  or those   preferred | ^^taux
botton,    with arch  support   and   long       At the   First   Baptist   Church,   the i *"«"'o "i»" •*•    Referred to the   Kail-  championships and  fought in the   final by Mr. Broadnax,   whose   claims as to
counter, 14.60; Men's, $4.00.                   pastor     Bey.   Elmer   E.    Loux,   will  '"^'^ Committee.                                          round. proper   machinery    are backed   up by
"Onyx"   hosiery   for  men,    women   preach next Sonday evening the   third       It was voted to go on   record   aa   in       His many friends at the    University Mr. Lott.
and   children,    IBc to $1.60.    Charles  sermon in his coarse to young   people  ; favor of placing Long Island under the  declare   that he will   win the   coveted if   Mr.      Smith's   suggestions   are,                     ,„      ,, v,     ,        , rp       .
D. Smith.                                 It  The subject will be, "The Young   Man  Jar'^cl'ction of the Public Service Com-; honor this year.    He will   also play in adopted more will be spent for  boilers | ^"e bouse of truck No. j next i oesday
'and His Amusements."    In the  room-! "''*8'°"''"he First   District,   instead   the lineup of a picked football team in and   consequently    less   for   elecj^ical I "*'"'"^; '^°'*"^°®'''^'•"'** P- ^^ '**'
ing, tbe sabject  will   be  "The  Ofliice  <>'   'he   second   as   at  present.    The   Paris during the holidays. equipment.    Mr. Broadnax favors more   * "   "'"
Work of tbe Holy Spirit."    A   cordlaF P'"'^'¦'"¦'ct'»'he one incloding New ;                                    - Brooklyn Times, money   for electrical   installation   and
invitation is extended to all, especially i ^o'"'' City, while the   Second   District I        c^..«*^^«   v^„«^    a „^ '^"^ f""" hollers.
to strangers.                                               : comprises the territory north  of  New          rouneen   YCars   AgO As to   the   attitude   of   the   Board,                               : York   City.     It vvas thought   thatthe   (It^.ius nf interest fmni tbe Review files Trustee   Myrick aeems to be   agreeing
A rneeting of the   proposed   Exempt Firemen's Association will be  held   at
New Salt Mackerel, new Salt Her¬ ring, Holland, Scotch and American; fancy new Bloaters, Marinicote Her¬ ring, Imp. Bismark Herring, Imp. Anchovines, Imp. Smoked Goosebreast, at Wahlen's Delicatessen, 71 South Main Street. It
Mabel Pearsall is announced to   lead   members of the   First   District   would
the Epworth League   meeting   Sunday   he better able to handle   the afTalrs of
Leave you news items or orders   fori"iKhtin    the   M.    E.    Church;   topic,   Nassau   and Suffolk   Counties.    A bill
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is closed, in the mall box on the   south
side of our oflice.     Nassau County Be ,.,,„,,,           , ,,     , ,          •., m.                  a                 -¦,,-,,
view, 64 S. Main St.,  Freeport, N. Y IJ'- J>. Holmes, of Brooklyn, w.l The   proposed new rriunicipal   build
•^     ' preach   m   the   Methodist    Episcopal ing was briefly touched on, and as soon  ¦'   ,.; ,„.l„j „J
In the P'all Kleftion held on Nov. 8, Theodore Roosevelt, candidate for Governor on the Republican ticket, defeated Van Wyck by a majority of over 17,000;  in Nassau County his ma¬
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Church Sunday morning.    At  7:80   p. as definite plans are   announced by the       Ice fortned on the ponds in
Coming next Thorsday at the   Crys-   m. the pastnr. Dr. W. A. Richard, will two   bodies having  this in charge, the   '^"'u,:„?r. .,"'l,.i,i
tal, Pathe's 8 reel feature. The   Qlym-! preach on "The Man in  the   Charfot," Board    will  make it an   orr er of busi- "°
pic ' Games,    showing     the     World's i the last of the stories on   "A    Pictur- ness, with the    view to informing   the
greatest athletes  in   action   at   Stock-'esque    Prophet."    At      this     service taxpayers why it I- asked for. holm Meet.                                              It   there will be  special   music   also,   in-      The   next   meeting   willbe   held on
; eluding    the    tenor    solo     from     the Tuesday evening,    Decetnber 17, and a
Hear Rev. H. N. Jones,  D. D.,   lec-, oratorio of Elijah, "If with   all   your good meeting is confidentiv expected. ture on Japan and the Japaneae,    Sun-; hearts  ye   seek   him,"    and   Mendel- day. Nov. 24, at the Plaza Theatre. .   Iggohn's duet and chorus, "I waited for Advertisement! the Lord "
this   vl-
-J!l!"r?TZV'H^''lrr"'   *"   '°""'^!       DaSilva's W. Merrick Kd. Store   " Thi^Ln.     t!i.I\ I T'tt^t       ""•*  Cylinder Coal Stoves, $3.65 and up chickens,    lake one   home   for  yoor   o'^ q,„„„.   to on aai.,.. Thanksgiving dinner. I ^°* ^toves. 12.25 and up
.... ; Kitchen Stoves, $9.75 and up
 '^°''"""'"^'" I Stove Pipe and Elbows, 10c and up
A first-class laundry will  be  opened i Stove Boards, 49c and up on December 2, 1912,   by   Mr.   Klein-1 Galvanized Coal Hods, 25c up It
berger, on Newton Blvd.,   cor.  Henry "~~
St., Freeport, L. I. Stereopticon lectare,   Japan and the
Our Christmas Number
We will issue our Christmas number on Dec. 13. This will contain Christ¬ mas atories and articles, and a hand¬ some colored cover.
Do not fail to see Seljg's greatest wild animal masteroiece. "Kinga of the Forest," at the Plaza, Saturday, Nov. 23. It
Winter ushered itself In Thanksgiv¬ ing Day with one inch of snow, follow¬ ed by a cold wave.
"A horseless carriage passed through here on its way to the city Wednesday. It attracted a great deal of attention, as it waa the tirst of its kind ever seen here."
The announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Irene Scott, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Scott, to A. S. Brown of Babylon, for Dec. 7.
with President Hanse in the idea that Mr. Broadnax should oe given full | authority and that his advice should be taken without considering Mr. Smith at all. Trustee Bedell agrees with Trustee Randall that Mr. Smith has; shown himself well qualified to tell i what the plant should bave; Trustee: Sigmond seems rather undecided butj voted In favor of bids being secured! upon .Mr. Smith'a plan Friday even-, ing, and thpre is no reason consequent-1 ly for not thinking that he will continue | lo uphold Mr. Smith's ideas wden the bids are received. {
Aa to the amourit to be paid Mr. ; Broadnax, tbe Board has agreed to give ; him 5 per cent of the amount spent, so j he will still be supervising engineer, i whichever plan Is adnpted,   . i
There    ia a still further   iiroposition i
the purpose of organization. The committee on Constitation and By¬ laws will report at tnis meeting. All exempt firemen or members who are entitled to exemption, but still active, are invited to come out to thla meeting and express their opinion as to wheth¬ er "active exempt" firemen should be allowed membership in the association.
The regular monthly meeting of the Council wus held at Iieadquarters Wed¬ nesday  evening.
Exemption papera were granted to Stanley Herbert of Hose 1 and H. A. Kellum, C. S. Braren and H. M. B-ebe of HoHe 2.
C. A. Kyder, of the New York Tele¬ phone ("ompany, appeared before the Council in an endeavor to straighten out the present misunderstanding as to the manner In which fire calls were sent. Mr. Ryder desired to arrange the service to give the most good for th<» village at large and the scheme he had Installed was one which he was cjiifuJent   would   be    successful.     He
lec-   "in open market" in some way, if the   •'«'^'^,'*^«'«'"''^*""'""^'y«'«'"' "»>"« and   bids   are   still too high,   for which   hei '^.^^ " ?, " d'P8r'">ents rereiv-
dav     will    receive 7 per cent   instead   of 5. , ^^^ '^".^'^ ""« "'"/''^   °''t •*'*''^""''
whether
3 reel feature. The Olympic  Games, Advertisement  •'¦P»""'^"'"^«"he   auspices   of   the  co'"'"8 next^^Thursday,   matinee  and — I Christian Slide and Lantern Bareau, is   "¦"" -» * - ¦ -••-•••
Ne>t  Thursday   being a legal   holi-' to be given hy   Rev.   H. .N. Jones, D. day our advertisers   and   news corres-i D.,  at   the   Plaza   Theatre,   Sunday, pondents   are   requested to  get   their  Nov. 24, at 8 p. m. copy in a day earlier than usoal. Advertisement
evening, at the Crystal.
Sit now for your Christas' graphs. Rhodes, 56 Sotith Street, formerly StafTord'e.
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Ip baying drugs yuo most depend on i     A Thanksgiving turkey free   to   the some reliable droggist.    To know how ^ bolder of the lucky number next  Wed-
to protect yourself,   read Smith A Be¬ dell's ad in this isaue. It
A new advertiser this week is H. C. Schluter: aae his adv.
nesday night at theCrysti
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Competent men drive cjr ers. Acme Auto Rental Co., 'phone 796 Freeport. tf
for Mr. Broadnax to buy the machinery Rev. H. N. Jones,   I). D..   will ture at the Plaza,   Grove   Street
Olive   Boulevard.    Freeport,   Sunday, ,
Nov. 24. at 8    p.    m.     Admission,   25 This   proiiosition I   do not   understand,
cents. Advertisement «t all. SJ cannot explain It to my read-j .,.        Ueadnuarter.    or     Pnlica
^ era, but at this time it don't   look like I*""-    "^"^^   Headquarters    or     Police
TOYS a plan I   would   adopt if I   wanted   to! Jj,*"'^''""//"'',/!,"''*!'^'''¦¦  " C"p '
As a eonvenlence to those who   wish spend    $20,000 in my    printing   oflice. j   !'« """'! ^''' ^^^   *^*   ?'"""'• ^"^'^Z"
to shop early we have arranged an ad- I think the Board will not adopt it any-   ''" Headquarters, wi    be given.    The
vancedisplay of new Christmas toys at how I man receiving the  call   has   to   throw
bothRt    es.     DaSilva's. It k,p,a; u vhrT^t m a p j on tbe po ice lights with levers    shove
NEW HYDRANT MAP. down a plug in front of him and turn a
Come and see what luck you bave in       Smith   &   Malcomson. village   engi-   small handle.    This throws on the   red
w inning that turkey to he given to the neers, have completed a map   showing   lights at the power house and   gets   a
person holding the lucky number   next the location of the fire hydrants  inthe   power hoose employee on   the  'phone.
i was in use at Walden, N. Y. As is not generally known.
~ A chicken every night atQp.e': free
Long or short   runs by aotomobile.   for high score.                  Advertiai lent
Acme   Auto Rental   Co.,   'phone   796, 	
Preeport. tf^    Coal and Oil Stoves.    DaSilva's.
'vVednesday night at the Crystal Competent
• cme   Aoto reen .rt.
men   drive    our    cars. Rental  Co.,   'phone   796 tf
It village, and it is now on file .at the Village Clerk's ofiice. It shows all tbe hydranta excepting the new installa¬ tions mide this  year,    which   will   be
Coi.1 and Oil Stoves.    DaSilva's.       I LOCdi   TOpJCS    CODtlODea   OD   Pagt  5
In the meantime, the man at polic* headquarters is supposed to have se¬ cared the details and by the tirne he does answer, the man at   heudquarte/a
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