Nassau County Review 19080327

              VOL. XIII
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1908
NO. 22
V.'
FREEPOR NEWS
A youn|,f daughter has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Averell Marlow of Brooklyn, former Freeporters.
Next Monday evening, March '.id, is the date for the D. of L.  pie  social.
Mrs. Martin Van Dyke and Wm. Place of Little Neck visited .Moses Corneliu.s Thursdav.
Rev.   F.   (J. Cunninficham and famiiy have   moved   to   New York City, from   p^j.^^t and Game Commissioner their former residence on Pine  Street
This  evenint^   (Friday)
.StMte Fish, Whip-
Mrs.   .John   Vount,'   of Belleville, N. J., is vLsitiiiL^ Mrs. Etta J. Carman.
The following article from the M. E. Church calendar well describes the farewell reception to Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Jordan m the M. E. Church lec¬ ture   room   Friday   evening, when  the
BALDWIN
Mrs. H. F. .Miller is
J. W. visiting
."^inith I Rev. .1.
'f Dover E. Park
II at her home. Delawari',   j.s
will give his illustrated lecture of  "st^""'i"^' ^'»'^'^ '"•'>••' .<i!-ni wa.< brought
April F(xil Cards for sale at the Nas- y-dii County Review .Stationery Store, ¦i'2 .Soutli .Main St. "      It.     >
.V postal received from Whit.son Col¬ yer   in^ his  trip  through the West in-, forms   us   that   hu is at Portland. Ore-; nan.
Mrs. John Thoinjison and Miss Sadie Rosehora of F-'hiladelphia have returned hoine after a four months' visit with Mrs. Etta .]. t'arman Prooklyn .\venue.
April Laiiio;/ Home Journal n(AV on   sale   at the Nassau County Review ;
pie
"Bird   and   Animal Liie in the   .\orth
Wdods," in the M. E. Church.'"•>¦
The oratorio "Elijah," hy the l-'ree- jiort ('horal Society, wiil ba rendered on .May 1» in the M. E. Church. The .society has heen rehearsing weekly on this cYceptiouaJly line piece of music since Deiemlicr.
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"The   rocepti>)!i   to   the   pa.-^tor   and wife Friday evening tested the utmost capacity   of the lecture room, and vvas a  representative   company  of our vil¬ lage.    Members   of  all tiie Protestant churches, and of   the   village  govern-! ment mingled with many not   connect- ! efl with any church and our own people | in   a very social way.    Hon.   William | G.   .Miller   presided,    .\fter    singing, | W. S. Hall otfered prayer, .Mrs. .Maude j (Campbell Fuller sang  three   solos   and i A. I'. Davison sang a   bass   .sulo.    \d-'. dresses   were   made   by   Revs.   IL   B. i .Mun.son   of   llenip-stead    and    W.     E. ¦ vSehoonbove.n   .of   KockviJJe, Centre..! The   .Sunday   School   was   represented | by Hiram R. Smith, who iiresented   to ; the Pastor-froni the si'l,ool a   Jieautifui j loving   cui>,   suitably    engraved,    and' Mrs.   Hill   for   the 'oilicial  Board and i the   Ladies' .Ai;! Society pre.sented the pastor and wife fioni these two organ-1 izatior.s   a   line silver tea service,  also | suitat)ly   engraved.    The   pastor nowledged in brief remarks these ens   and   the   kind   spirit   which promiited the donors of the gifts, audience   standing   sang "God bt you till we meet   again."    Bro.   Mun¬ son   iironouncefl   the    benediction   and The   ladies  of the PJpiscopal Church , then   refreshments   were served to the of   the    Transfiguration    have    again   the company.    And   now    once    more formed   the  Guild  of the Transfigura-   the Pa.stor and wife wish   in this  pub- tion, with the following oflicers: Pres-  lie manner to testify their lasting  ap- All are invited to attend a pound sale i ident, Mrs. Charles R. Lea; vice-presi-  preciation of all kindness and courtesy
(.'harles Smith tion in tlie Silvei-
ha.s Lakt
-L'cured   ; Pliarniai
I     .Aubrey   Pettit   is  breaking   groum I for a new house on lliurison .\venue.
I SEAFORD
I     .John   Powell   is   erecting    a     large addition to his hotel.
-Ml-.-. Harry Covert lias been  vi.-iting -Mrs. R. T. I'roflgf)-s in Jirooklyn.
-Miss Ella Weeks is visiting her   sis¬ ter. -Mrs. Jolui Edwards, at Bay .Shore.
Win.   Post   .-pent Satunlav and .Sun-
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
.Mr. ami .Mrs. Joseph L. t^uesenbury. who have been spending several weeks in Florida, have returned home.
.Arrangements are being made by the Holy Name .Society of St. .Agnes' ('hurch for an ontorlaininont .t" be held about .\iu-il :!:;.
The Baldwin Clu' Hcbeiistreit's Hotel
icM a .-inokcr at , Thursciav niLibt.
dav with E'hvanl C Ivn Hills.
•o.-:iswori| ill !!rool<-
A niL-oting i Tratle of the ' be held at tlu urdav night.
th- Al!i..'(l   1 kvn nf  Honipf
:anls   of cad will
.\!:>.rt.on':- Building Sat-
•Marriage   licenses by H. Luther Weeks, Town Clo)
William   A. .MacFarland   and   (Jrace E. Golden both of Freeport.
Harry (jiaitrand Lena .Mayor,   both I of Freeport.
!° i.aliiji'4 hair and iikcrenHijig ds,ndvv>Jf lebekah   Lodge    relebrated i hidicate   something   wrong   with your anniversary   in    (Jhas.    D. ' scalp.    The Smith & Bedell Co.  has  a Thursday evening ! I'l'eparation tbat is guaranteed to right the wrong.     Read their ad. in this   is¬ sue. It.
The Ladies' Aid Society of E. Church met with .Mis.-^ Stoo Tuesday afternfMin.
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Thii.'vus L'utcn.'d ]•'. mill Saturday ni-rhc with a number of Ins
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The   Women's   .Advance   Club
Rov.   Samuel   ]1.   Taft will 'oe
Mystic its    fifth
Smith's  Hall   last with a very pleasing program
h«Jd-« ez^hf^.Utt ihtx ¦laAdtmnii ul Mfc^* l/XftG)...!;'"'   'U-pvy :ifi!)i'inHyy next John   Lusch,      Grand    .Avenae.      ne.xt i <^ii a short \ a'ration. Thur.sdav evening. j
nonie week.
A cake lale under the auspices nf' the ijiiiscopal (Jhurch of the Trans- liguration will be held at the residence of .Mrs. Charles R. Lea, West Merrick . Road, this Saturday afternoon.
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Vegetable and I'lower S<
DaSilva.
Editor Review:
I   hereby  e.xpress my sincere thanks for the many kind .sympathies extended me during my recent bereavement. Ed. Schmidt.
(carrier)
In the M. E. Church Monday evening a lecturer who is reported as being exceptionally good, will speak on "The .Safe Side of Life or Young Men." He is (.'ol. George W. Bain, called "The Silver-Tongued Orator fnmi Ken¬ tucky."   .Mo admission will be charged.
ack- tok- had The with
The children and graii'.icliildnii: .Mrs. Laura B. .Smith tendererl her .a i surprise .Saturday afternoon at her 1 home on Harii.-on .Aveiun.'.
Early Tuo.s(lay evening Fred Thomas' i wheel was stolen from his   back   stooji while   lie   was   at   supper.    The same | evening Franl: Wortrnan's   wheel   was j stolen. I
The Jubilee .Singers gave an enter¬ tainment in the M. E. Church last Tuesday evening, under auspices of the Epworth League. The affair was very successful.
.Mr.-,. Wallace Half ,^iid .Mis.^ Etbel .Meiriii, of Bellmore, who is visiting her, are both sick with toiisiiiiis.
Architects are iirei'aring pl;iiis for a handsome buiidir.g lor the llaijk of Rockville Centre upon their jiroperty at Village .Aveiuu,' and the Southern Boulevard. The building is to be 4()x- Sii. thre^ stories high, and its estiniat- ed cost is SiC.'i.ooo. Tho entire floor will be u.sed by the bank, whose in¬ creasing business re'|i.iirv.'s it to secure larger ijuarters.
"Reality" will be the lesson al the Chri«tiiiii Science Cburch day. The Golden Text will \<e ' dav   sh'all   ve sav Praise tiie l.i
Hew l''ortesque-(]ole was unalile to (¦i>iiduci services in the Episcojial Church last Sunday and conseuuenlty no services'were lield. ,Al i)rest.M't lie is iniprr)vii'ig nicely.
name.   .lech peo]ile, mal;
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amoiie; tlu
His na'uc is  exalted
The   responsive reail
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His mentn Isaiah will b
sermon on Sun- 'In that rd, call, doings m that , 1 :24. e   from
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for the benefit of the Mineola Hospital, Wednesday, April 1, from 'd to (j p. m., at the home of Mrs. B. M. Knobel, 124 N. I.ong Beach Avenue. (Contri¬ butions gladly received.
The Woman's Missionary Society  of
dent, Mrs. Thomas Burleigh; secretary ' shown,   not only on this occasion,   but
all   through the short six years,  which have  seenied  all   the  shorter they have been so pleasant."
and   treasurer, Mrs. William H.   Sam mons.
A musical service will be given at the t;hurch of the Transliguration Sun¬ day   evening   as   follows,   in charge of
the Presbyterian Church will   meet  at i Edwitrd S. Tebbutt, organist and choir
the home of Mrs. R. A. Miller, 275 Smith Street, next Wodne.sday at 2 :;^(l i p. 111. Subjects forthe day are "In-i dia," and "The Freedmen." A very | cordial invitation to be present is e.x-! tended to all women of the congye-i gation. ;
Homi-iiKide Candies made in onr win )W Saturday evening.     DaSilva's.
LYNBROOK
.Southard Bros, have sold their racing
)ecause i V'^^ht  "Dorothy."    During    the     six
i years E. T. and F. C.  Southard   owncil
I
j this boat she sailed 51 races   and   won
ill of them.
Thi Club noon
> next shoot of the Lynbrook (Jun will be held on Saturday ai'ter- 1)11 the club grounds.
master: ("ornet solo by Carroll (jun ning; soprano solos by Mrs. Louise T. Wells and Harold Goller; tenor solo by IL Betzig. The Rev. Pelham St. George Bissell, rector, will deliver an address from the text "1 am not come to destroy but to fultill,"   .Matthew v:
Miss Charrille Runals, dramatic and I lyric narrative of "Black Rock," will; The cake sale at Mrs. R. H. May¬ be the attraction at the M. E. Church hind's Saturday afternoon for beneiit on Wcdne.sdav evening, .April S. ,l. of Na.s.sau Ho.spital netted about $70. G. Corey. Plymouth Church, Brook-1 The ladies conducting this charitable lyn, "says: "Your story of "The Sky i event were: In charge of coffee rmim, Pihit of Black Rock" was brilliant; ^r.s. B. Greve; waitresses, Mi.ss/facy from beginning to end. It moved the| ^"r^h, Huth Smith. Olive Smith.^Jrene audience as no (dlier entertaTnment | VanRiper, Elsie (ireve, Misses Betzig has ever done. 1 shall insist upon | «"fl Thomp.son; salesladies at cake vour repeating it as .soon as possible.-" 1 table, Mrs. B. M. Knobel, Mrs. O.   j Smith and Mrs. C.   E.   Mack;   cashier.
The annual meeting oi the Woman's j Mrs. H. R. Smith. Home and Foreisjn Missionary   Society |     ,-. ^    . ,.^. ofthe Presbytery  of  Nassau   will   be'
held at the 1st Presbyterian Church, I AU the members of the Village Huntington, Thursday, ApriP9, at 10: j Board of Tru.stecs were present .Mon- 80 a. m.; afterniKin session at 2 p. m. I day evening, when organization for the Speakerswill be Rev. -A. Lincoln Wiley j coming year was formally made, as fol- of Ratnagiri, India; Mary Ogden White | lows: President, Daniel Morrison ; and Mrs. D. E. Finks. A full attend- trustees, C. A. Sigmond, Franklin Be- ance is desired. Train leaves Mineola dell, William B'. Patterson and J. Huy- at t):4G a. m. "     ' ler Elli.son.
I     Sylvester   P.   Shea    was   appointed   County Veteran Firemen's Association
Services for the ensuing week in the  village clerk, salary not yet fixed. an  entertainment  will   be held in the
Mrs. .losejih Fis'cher died at .\'assau Hospital Saturday evening at jlO o'clock. Funeral services were holil at the Church of the Holy Redeemer, Freeport, Tuesday morning. Inter¬ ment was in Westliurv.
Rev. H. L. Glover will continue bis I series of sermons on "What Brought' Jesus to the (Jross," at the M. E. j Church Sunday morning; topic, "Thej Sin of Silence;" evening topic, "Thel .MriU with one Ciiance." |
Elaborate arrangements are being | made for the class initiation to be held i by Lynbrook Council, No. 12, Jr. (). j U. A. M., Monday evening, Ajiril ti. ' The degree team of Freenort Council ' will confer the degrees in their usual | excellent inaniier.
Dr. Turner is slowly recovering from the effects of the burns sustaineil on Thursilay night last, by grasping a dangling telejihone wire, which had be¬ come crossed with the village electric lights wii-cs. liobert Taylor, a colored man, who came to his assiiitance, was in.stantly electrocuted by grasjiing the wire in front of Dr. Turiur, aiulthere- Townsenil Half and a . number ed' by receiving the full force id'the elec- other men had a narrow escajie from trie current. The decea.sed, who vvas being killed by tho breaking of a ba- a well known character in this village, lance wheel on an eight b. ji. Mianus leaves a widow and a small infant, engine, which be was using to run a The fatal accident caused band   saw   Friday morning.    Mr. Hall'   excitement, .-md synijiathy
Harry DeSantis is the leader of a movement to organize a .glee club in the village, and there are about a doz- een i)rospective members enrolled. A meeting will be held this (Frid evening with Mrs. Louis Ketcham.
iHisiderable s cNjiressed
Wm.   Vv'atkin.^oM   was his   wagon   on   Wediiesc when his horse   became a   train   while and   ran   awa\
th.rowu   irom
ly   afternoon,
frightened   at
standing at the station
.Mr.   Watkinsoii   was
thrown   out and Railroad ribs broken.
at   the I
.A\'onuc:
irner of .Millburn and  had   several
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DaSilva'
A new avenue is being opened be¬ tween the jirojier ties of J. H. (Jritbth and Emery Doxsey, running from At¬ lantic Avenue to the Long Beach rail¬ road tracks. This avenue will ojien up considerable valuable building.proji- erty which has been lying dormant for so long owing to there being no ap¬ proach to the same.
Under   the   auspices  of   the Nassau
Ch trotter
BELLIVIORE
IS. Russell li;is   imrchasei
was sawing wood, with a number of helpers, when the wheel suddenly tlew into jiieces. When the wheel broke it was turning about at top speed. Mr. Haff was within a foot of the broken wheel and felt the rush of air as the Jiieces flew jiast his head. With him on the job were , William Roitcrts, Howard VVeeks, Garry Verity, George and Jesse Smith. Ono jiiece of the wheel, about fifteen inches long, forced its way through a 2-by-1 wall strij) and the roflff then-continued its way to the north against a strong wind about two thousand ieet and fell in the yard of .Miss Alice Jones. .Another jiiece flew in the opjiosite dii'ection. It struck a barn owned by John Half, about a I (juarter of a mile south of the scene of ,n.\^., the accident. The piece of steel I strui-k on the .south side of the ridge of ! the barn, took a slantiiiu course through
If the bereaved faniilv.
.At the annual organi/.al ion meeting of the Village Board <if Trustees Mon¬ day night, (ieorge W. Rorer was ajj- Iioinled Village Clerk ;il a s.ilary of Sl.OSO, ;in>l llis bo;id was fixed at .'?2,()M(i. .Miss Myra Rol'biii;- was aji¬ jiointed ;isssit;ii)t > leil; ;it ;! s.-dary of $.'5(1(1 lior annum.
L. L. Davis am! .Melville I., he- R'liide were aiijiniiited metiibeis 'if the local Board of llealtli f.ir a •¦¦nn of threi! years.
Edwin (;. Wright was .-ii.pointed counsel to the P.oard of Trustees.
The Bank of Rockville Centre wa.s ilesignateil as the oilicial dejiository.
The Tax ('ollector's bond was fixed at .S:{,00(J; that of the Village Treasurer at .'!;10,()()0. Hendrick B. Ryder was ajijiointed   Street   ComyiissioiK r   at   a
The bond of the clerk was fixed at Lyceum Hall on Wednescfay evening, $500; treasurer, $7500 ;collector, $3000; | April 1. Among the artists who will each with two or more sureties. i appear  at  the entertainment are Miss
A resolution was passed according to ! Estelle V. Richardson, soloist; Miss custom authorizing the President to May Maxou, monologuist; J. Wallace sign salary vouchers. j Mackay,   the   human  violin;   Thomas
The  Freeport  and   First    National j Dobson, humorist, and Al. Baker, ven- Banks  were  named  as official  places ' trilotjuist. for depositing village funds. a.      d^
The Nassau County Review was des- ' An Open Letter
ignated ofllicial paper for publishing of) To the People of Freeport
village notices, etc.
President  Morrison  named  the fol¬ lowing committees:
Light, Sigmond and Patterson.
Water, Bedell and Ellison.
Streets, Sigmond and Patterson.
Finances, Bedell and Ellison.
To Whom It May Concern
Of  late  there  has been a goud deal of discussion in Freeport in  regard  to advertised medicines and  their  value -the papers are full of them.
We  want  to  say to every man, wo- mna and child in Freeport that we  be
Episcopal Church of the Transfigura tion as follow*: Sunday Holy Com¬ munion at 8 a. m.. How Communion and sermon at 10:30 a.Vi+i., evensong .and sermon, at 7:30 [t. m.; Wednesday, Litany at 10 a. m.; Thursday, even¬ song and sermon at 8 p. m.; Friday, evensong at 5 p. m.
The pi-eacher at the service next Thursday evening will be Rev. Dimcan McPherson Genns, rector St. Thomas Church, Brooklyn; the following Thurs- .day evening. Rev. Clarence Jones, Ph. D., rector of St. Mary's Church, Brooklyn. 	
Miss Madeline Ashdown entertained a few of her young friends in honor of her thirteenth birthday "Monday even¬ ing at th« home of her sister, Mrs. Be- -<lell A. Cooper. Numerous games were played, Misa Gladys Cook winning first prize for the game of "Donkey". A very pretty table met the eyes of the young girls as they marched to the din¬ ing room, accompanied by a March played by Miss Cook.
The room and table were very pretti¬ ly decorated with pink and fresh ger¬ anium  leaves.    Among  those present
were Misses Marjorie Pifcher, Olive | The first regular meeting will ac-! Vinol is recognized throughout the M      wTf"^*   VI ^*'' *^^f'i cordin^ly be held April 3, when appli-; world as the greatest strength  creator
May Wulfing, Florence Trout, Flor- cations for street commissioner, police, i for old people, weak, sickly women and ence Beacorn. Gladys t^k, Lide Law- electric light trimmer, etc., will be act- i children, nurisng mothers, and after a rence, Madeline Ashdown of Freeport,   gj  upon.    The  selections for   police I severe sickness.
and Eileen M. Carkeek of Brwklyn.      k^jjj  probably  remain  about  as  they {     Vinol  cures hacking coughs, chronic A Reaoer. are.    Street Commissioner Pine should r colds,   bronchitis,  and all  throat and
Dr Geo G Kidlev V S   Lsstillwith' ''* '"duced to serve another year if pos-1 lung troubles.    We flak  the people of
.„. v»w»w^..» '\T^*^^,^lrv' n^nitai .f 7«  8>hle  to continuo his good work of the  Freeport to try Vino on our offer to re-
Stationery  and Supplies, BedeU and i lieve  the most valuable preparation of
Ellison. j cod  liver  oil—the  best  tonic   recon-
I     Police, President Morrison. structor,   health  restorer and strength
I     Licenses,   President  Morrison; Jalso  creator--we have ever sold in our atore
i Power House. ; is Vinol.
j     President  Morrison  was empowered |     Vinol   is  not  a  patent medicine,  it to purchase all coal needed during  the I contains no injurious drugs, but it  ac- I coming year. ! tually does contain all of the medicinal
I The first and third Friday evenings curative elements taken from fresh I of es.ch month, at 8 o'clock, was fixed '¦ cods' livers, without a drop of theuse- I as the time fo» holding regular meet- less oil to upset the stomach <nd retard j ings. ' its work, and tonic iron added.
The Democratic Club will hold a sinokt'r and entertainment in Fireman's Hall this Friday evening.
.Samuel Self has sold four lots of the Bellmore Villa Site Develonment Co. to Miss Elizalieth (jreub of Brook-
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The Smithville .South   Athletic   Chili i will   hoki   another euchre and dance Ih Fireman's   Hall   on   Tuesday evening, April 2H.
Work is advancing rapidly on the new Bellmore School and the building, as it nears completion, shows that is indeed to be a credit to the place, and to the Trustees who hadijthe building in charge.
The entertainment given in Fire¬ man's Hall Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid So ciety of the M. E. Church was very successful financially and .Miss Grimm, the entertainer, was up to her usual high standard.
R. T. Wilmarth and family, who have spent the winter in Florida, re¬ turned to their home in this village Sunday. Mr. Willmarth reports a very pleasant time. He is now hard at work preparing for a busy season at his High Hill Beach resort.
At a special meeting of the Smith¬ ville South School District, held fn the school house on Wednesday evening it was voted to expend $18,000 for a nev/ school house. There was also consid- lable argument as to the division of the school district, Merrick district want¬ ing a portion of the west side and Bell¬ more district a part of the south side, but it was finally decided to let the districts remain as they are for the present.
the roof down through the barn anil ont   salary of $2(10 jier annum.
The clerk was directed that   hereaf¬ ter   he   should   secure dujilicates of all
through the side, tearing a hole sever¬ al feet sijuare and knocking down a jiigeon box. Another jiortion of the wheel w^as found buried in the ground underneath where the engine had been working. It is indeed almost a mir¬ acle that no one was hurt.
VALLEY STREAM
The regular monthly meeting of the Young Peojile's .Society will be held at the residence of Mrs. Robert .M. Dilible on Wednesday. April 1.
j/i-otiles liled in the   clerk's office.
.A jietition to exteiul the wjiter mains on Hillside Avenue, was jJaced on file.
The clerk was directed to communi¬ cate with .Sujiervisor .Smith Cox,re- (juestiiig him to have the Southern Boulevard, Lincoln and Henifmtead Avenues oiled at an early date, and to arrange for the oiling of the village streets, at a cost to the village; said streets to be oili;d twice during the season.
Coun.selor VVright was directed to in¬ vestigate and report to the Board of Trustees, the jiower of the Board to compel the telejihone and telegraph companies   to   place their wires in un-
Arrangements   have been completed for the formal opening and  dedication
of the new brick school house on Tues-    , , ,..¦.»,      ^    •        .•.-
day  afternoon.    All  residents   should i ^crground  conduits.    Also   to in vest i-
make an effort to attend.   A first-class i ««<« f ^J ''ei^^-t upon the j^.wer of  the
Board   to   compel   the   New   York and Ixmg Island Traction   Company   to  re-
program will be presented.
At the public meeting in reference to the establishment of a water dis¬ trict, in Firemen's Hall Wednesday night, the committee was enlarged and authorized to secure a maji of the pro¬ posed district, to include the schixil house in School Di.strict No. I'd.
HEMPSTEAD
the tYoeport Veteriiiary Hosmtalat 76  "°'«  «» ~"","1!!.*' T^^^ Tu"^ °' ^t  Freeport to try
N. Maiu St.; tel., leO-L-l; spi^riiis, cuib« P"' y**'- '"^ C. O. Niles the present turn money if it f^ils.
and spLiyts treato<l wliile tlie ^^n^ln^^^ efficient light trimmer,   will probably [    Thomas Johnston,   Druggist,
•wotha. tt.-   I continue in that position. jport, N. Y. '
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WANTED.—Carpenter Work. Car¬ pet 'Weaving, at 58 Grand Ave., Free- port, L. I. Call or apply M. H. Corne¬ lius, tf.
move their high tension wires.
Counselor 'Wright was directed] to investigate the reixirt and decision of the Puhlic Service (Commission rela¬ tive U> carrying pa.s.sengers five miles for five cents, and advise this Board of Trustees if this decision does noteflTect the rate of fare charged by the New York and Long Lsland Traction Com¬ pany between Rockville Centre and the City line.
Village Clerk Rorer was ilirected to investigate the cost of liability jnsur- an:e.    It   was resolved that the Board
The Hentz   building   purcha.sed   last week by George Rogers is being   ma<le
ready by Jnhn Dugan for removal to a jegiVes to place cross walks on streeta. lot on Terrace Avenue, north of the avhere they will connect cement side«| property of Harry Range. walks "rCTth cemuiit sidewalks, and  alif
-- jierwinH  desiring  cross  walks  afe re-
Mrs. W. W. Rapelyea will give at (juested to file such retjuest in writing her residence. Terrace Avenue and Dan-; with the village clerk, nat Place, Saturday, April 11, from 3 The clerk was directed to notify th« to f. p. m., a benefit for Nassau Hospi- New York and Ixing liland Traction tal in the line of a sale of Easter cards j Company to remove its guy wire oa and eggs, many of which" will be hand ; Centre Avenue.
painted. Also a bread and cake table. The clerk was dire.U'd to secure es» home-made crullers. A pretty feature , timates for placing a wire fence around of the affair will be a tea room pre-, the flower^and grass plot, just west of, sided over by Mra. George H. Lowden, the village office similar to that around ! Mrs. Arthul- Nichols and Miss Edith the triangle wherein the village flag Payntar. . „, j pole is situated.