Nassau County Review 19071018

              VOL. XII
FREEPOllT. N. Y., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1907
NO. 51
FREEPORT NEWS
Saturday is the last day for register¬ ing ; be sure your name ia down.
"Motor Boat" for October, now on sale at Nasaau ('ounty Review Build¬ ing.
P'reeport Council, No. .'j7, Jr. C). U. A. M., v.'ill hold a smoker on Friday evening, Nov. 1.
Register on Saturday ne.xt. This is the la.st day to register. If you are not registered, you will he unable to vote at the corning election.
There is yet a scarcity of wild birds in the bay, excepting coots, which are plentiful.
Henry E. Randall has returned from a five weeks' trip through the country.
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Cet your oil '. handles all kiiui.- ; him to you.
from   A.   Wulff,   who A jjostal will bring It.
The regular meeting of the Villagt Board of Trustees wlil I,e held thi. Friday evening.
Walter  R.   Snnth   has bought from
About fifteen cars have been entered ! for the first pushmobile race of the sea¬ son.    The race is to iie run on tlie same cour.se as last year and is   to   start   at 9:30 o'clock, Saturday morning.    This
.Mr.   Winfield  of Brooklyn the cottage 'is run under nracticallv tho r-amc rule
If you are about to buy ruidier giA.-d.s Isettei' read t'lias. P. Smith's ad in tliis issue before you purchase.
corner Ocean and Lena Avenues.
Kdward   VanRiper   and family have moved from Smith Street to their new housc on Long Heach AvctiiK^ and Cen- The. Woman'.s Relief Corps will hold   ter Street. I rummage .sale in the new P. O. build- 	
ing Saturday and Monday, Oct. '21-
J. H. Farrell of Rockville Center is building an eight room house in Bay View. H. L. Trubenback is the architect.
19 and If you know of any nevvs we would like for you to put us wise to it. We are not mind readers but get all the news we can.
as
not
a.st   year,   the judges I'or this yt having been chosen as vet.
Parents .should be "cautious aliout giving their children permission to stay out of school. Every day is a day lost to fhe school w'ork — they cannot i make it up. Thcv will soon be behind and want to stoji school iind fault; with   tho   teacher - say she   is partial.
BELLMORE
Saturday i.^ the last day for register¬ ing; bo sure your namo is down.
Wm. Brockman and family have hccn ciijoving a brief trip to .Nov.- York City".
Frank Roberts and family spent sev¬ eral days of last week v.itii friends in Rockville Centre.
Mrs.   Chas.   Reach and sons   Dallas and   Bolton   sailed Saturday for a two [ weel months' visit in South America.
Tlie   point   euchre   at   the   Freeport Club      Wednesday     evening      proved another    en,joyable    event,     including Mi«s Farrelly and Miss Alyne Farrel-   dancing to music by Bishop, ly of San    Francisco   are   suending
etc.,   when to blame.
HaguenhautJ- oc Ta.\ i have opened a shop in new building, Bedfoi
.;•, plumbers, in Samuel Self's rear IJrand Ave-
all   the time the parent is , nue.
with   Mrs.   M.   T.    Murray
Progressive Council, No. (i6. Daugh¬ ters of Liberty, will celebrate its wooden anniversary this Friday even¬ ing.
The ollicers of iMagnolia Cha[iter, order of the Eastern Star, called uijon Mrs. Ceoree E. Libby of Bergen Place Tuesday afternoon.
The Eastern Star leaders are touring Long Island and calling upon sister members.
Dr. Edwin Carman has been spend¬ ing several days in Lexington, Ken¬ tucky. While away Dr. (Jarman's patients have been in charge of Dr. Moore.
The new engine for Wide Awake En¬ gine (.^jmpany was tested last Saturday afternoon, and contrary Lo the predic¬ tions of a neighboring newspa|)er, a team of light horses was able to run around through the village with it at break-neck speed. Tests were made for time of getting up steam, throwing water through two lines of hose, aud the last test wRs for throwing water through 1000 ft. of hose, showing that the engine is well able to protei't the parts of the village where water mains are not yet laid. Steam was raised to 130 lbs.   in   a   little over cS minutes.
The subjects of the pastor. Rev. F. O. Cunningham, at the Baptist Church Sunday will be: Morning, "The Pure in Heart;" evening, "Filial Duties." All are cordially invited. ; The illustrated lecture on "A Holi¬ day in Europe," vvhich will be given under the auspices of the Ladle's C'ircle on October 150, will be illustrated by lot) superb dissolvin.g views, and is an opportunity for the people of Freeport to hear a lecture which has received the warniest commendation by press and peo[)Ie in all sections of the coun¬ try. As tlie tickets are necessarily limiteil, prompt action will be wise in order to avoid disappointment.
South Ocean avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. fieorge E. Libby are entertaining Mr. Libby.'s cousin, Mrs. W. Gooch. Mr. Gooch is the proprie¬ tor of "The Sagamore," Kennebunk Post, .Maine.
Fred .Meiieudez of Bellnior" guaran¬ tees as re rt'setited everytliing sold by him. No exageration or niv<repri'Ut- ation. If iu need of a carrage or WJigon, write for a representative to call for particulars ; see adv. tf
Mrs. Moi ris Miller entertained a number of her friends from New York and Brooklyn Tuesday evening, in cel¬ ebration of the anniversaiy of her birthday and a very pleasant evening was spent.
A meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will be held next Friday afternoon, Oct. 25, at Mrs. 0. W. Humphrey's, .South Ocean .Avenue.
The Freeport Dyeing Establi.-'.hment, which h!is proven to lill a long-felt want in Freeport, is to move about Nov. 1 to 50 Main Street, optiosite the new Post Office.
G. Bennett Smith is building a new bicycle and aut')mobile shop on the cor¬ ner of Merrick RoaTl and Henry Street, 40 feet front and 125 feet deep. The second flixir vvill be fitted up for bil¬ liards and pool.
Next Mondau evening a concei t will be   giveii   in   the M.  E. Church, under
A number of the younng friends of Richard Tompkins tendered him a sur¬ prise party at his home la.st Monday eve!iing.
A euchre and reception will be held in Fireman's Hall on Mondayi>vening, October 2*^, for the lic:,elit of the new Catliolic Church.
The foot-ball team was defeated in a clean and manly game Saturday after¬ noon by the second team of B^rasmus High School, Brooklyn. The accom¬ modations furnished the "ooys at the ground,-, in Pro.'--!H>ct Park, were ftne. Our team although putting up a good game, \vaa defeated by the .':Core of 25 to 0.    The game pa.saed otf without i
any   scrapping   and the police afVorded 1     Harry   .Self   is   carr\ii:g   o;i> plenty of room for the players. j n-.embers   of   his right iiand in
This coming Saturday afternoon the!'1^"-' "^^ the result of having boys will again journey to Pro.spect ¦ "Ji"-'" '».V loo much bast ball. Park, where they are booked to meet the second team of the Maiuial Train¬ ing School. It is hoped that a large number of students vvill go along to root for the boys, because they e.xjiect to show that they are out to win. The team has been practicing hard for this contest, and should be encouraged.
BALDWIN
Mrs. R. A. (;i
in Manh.-ittan.
.Miss   Christir.:i ith her c-i.-ter in
i.- \ i.-ilint: triend.-
I-^i.-chcr is sojouring
MrooklvM.
Saturday i.- ing ; be .¦niie ;
th.
la.-L ' naiiu
i-.: d.
ir i\ iwn.
-Mr.   and   .Mrs. 11. •ntcrtaining a youi'.]
P. \'unNo>L ¦ daughter.
.Mr. and Mrs. McChesney are   enter¬ taining Mrs. W. Vv'. Ro])e of B'jffalo.
.¦\ youni the home
SOI,  h.
d' .Mr.
anivid to lirighten >d Miv. C. C. Comi.s.
I   lamily luive re- r ilu' Winter sea-
ol
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it s
the iiid- plit
Geo. W. Loft an turned to ihe city fi son.
Dr. .M. .1. Jack.son lias closed liis house on (Irand avcinic and gone to tht city until Spring.
Robert Zie-K oi'cupied tile pul .Suiulavjinioriiiii:
Drew   Seniinarv f the .M. E. Church
eve;iing.
The corner stmie of tlie •.•.ew schocil house will be laid Sa urday, October 26, when there will Ijo appropriate ex¬ ercises b.y the schidars. The exercises will commence at i! ]i. in.
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society.
The entertainers will be Miss Au,gusta
rhe Freeport Choral Society is bu.sy   Grimm, reader, and Miss Jennie Coop-
rehearsing for the cantata   "The   Mes-  er, artistic whistler siah" to be given in the M. E.  Church in December.    A number of  additions from   this   and    neighboring    villages have been made to the chorus.
Ernest S. Randall. J. Huyler Ellison, Archer B. Wallace and Rowland H. Mayland started Monday morning for an auto trifi to tireenport 11 attend the convention and tournament of the Southern   Nev,' York  Firemen's   Asso-
motor  boat  race between Pierre i drug   store where he "made good" and A.   Dor- I vvas allowed to return home,
Theodore   A.    Wright    has    broken gtound   for   a   three   story building on Merrick Road near Henry Street,  next j ciation. to G. B.   Smith's   new   building.    The |
first floor will be occupied by Mr. ! Clarence Dorlon. benedict, was Wright for his plumbing and tin shop, ' Kiven a ride in the "butcher's cart" and the rest of the building will be for ! Saturday evening by a number of his apartments. '• enthusiastic   young   friends.     He   was
' given an enjoyable trip to C. P. Smith's
A M. Brown's Katy Did and E Ion's Hazel C. is scheduled to take | The Post Office will move into the plae'e from Capt. W. C. Ellison's Bay-1 ^^^ p^^^.^] Building ..ometime next side House at the foot of Woodcleft j ^^^.^k. It will he fully euipped for channel this Saturday afternoon at 2 j pi.f,e Deliverv, with .seperate windows o'clock. Spectators will he conveyed f,,^ each branch of the busine.ss. mak¬ in a launch to Capt. Ellison's hou.se, ! jp., ^„^. ^^f ^y,^ ,,^.,t^ p^j,,jpj,j,(, oflices on from the head of the canal. | ^^^, island
T'ne Free Delivery will be  establish-
, ,,,       , ...      z=    ^     r.     iCd   Nov.   1, 1907,   vvith   three regular
pal Church,   annot^inces   the   first  of a , ^.^^.^i^^.^ .^^^j „„^, g^.^^. j^^^^. ^..^^...j^^.^ ^.j^,.,
series   of   musical Sunday evenings to |,,,,,   „,„   .^„^^^,^,^j   ^„   ^..,,^,,.   ..^..^ eight
Mr. Tebbutt, organist of the Epi.sco-
ta
! are   not
Realizing the necessity of having an emergency hospital located on the South Side of the Island, a meeting of a.nuiiiber of the prominent physicians of the South Side vvas held at the Ben¬ son House, Fri'eport, Thursday evening last, vvhen the subject was fully dis- cus.--ed, after which ihc South Side Emergency Hospital Association was duly orgaui/.ed, and the fullowinu'- were appointeil a Committee on Incorpora¬ tion : Drs. John H. B. Dcnttui, .1. En¬ sor Hutcheson, William J. Steele, Ed¬ win Carman and Dr. Connor.
This is undoubteiily a move iu the right direction and should meet with the support of every resident of ,the South Side.
There was a large attendance at the meeting and smoker of the Freeport Board of Trade in Fraternity Hall, Railroad Aveuue. la-t Wcoi eiiiay eve¬ ning, at'\vhi"h ti-.ie a retoli;ti(c; vvas adopted extending thank.s to the local Board of Education for their efficient et'iorts iu forwarding the work on the new school building, ^itu^iuring the res¬ idents of Freepoit that the I uiUHng will be cunpletfcii and ready for occu¬ pancy v.'ichin a ino^ith from tlie present date.
The foUo'.'. ing were elected to mem¬ bership: E. A Dorlon. M. N. Mill- hanks, .'\. P. Brown, Thomas Carroll,, J. A. Conalizo, John M. Collins, Har¬ ry F. Miller, John .-V. Biglev, Henry E. Howell, and Stephen P.Pettit.
It was resolved to make "the pav¬ ing of Main Street" the special order of husiness for the next re^jular meet¬ ing.
Following the businesei meeting. Rev. Pelham St. G. Bissell, rector of the I Church of the Transfiguration, deliver¬ ed an interesting address, after which cigars, pipen and tobacco were handed around and the members were enter¬ tained by Thomas Dobaon and daughter, humorist and pianist.
place Sunday, Oct. 27.   commenc ing at 7 :;iO p   tn.'    Prof. Palamountain , j,,^, ^y^^ ^^^.^.^^ j,,,^^,^ ^^.j„ ^^^^,.^^. ^j^^ ^^,j,. will   sing;   there   will be a cornet solo   ritory   most thickly .-v.ttled, and which by   ( arroll Gunning, a soprano solo by   ,^.^.^ ^;,,,^^, ,idewalk.«, thi.s being i.n   im-
portant   feature    in    Free    Delivery.
hoars.     The c;irricrs' routes and locat-
Rollin Bailor, and a generally attrac¬ tive program by the choir. A cordia.l iuv itation is extended to all.
.\ goodly number of mothers were present Tuesday afternoon in response to an invitation issued by thc kinder¬ garten.
A talk was given by Miss Wright on "The Benelits of the Kindergarten." Then the Kindergarten Creed, by Dr. Jenny Merrill, vv:is read. The forma¬ tion of a mothers' club Vv-as discussed, Mrs. Baxter reading an article "Why I belong to the Mothers' C^ub."
The club was formed with twenty- five charter members and the following officers : President, Miss Wright; vice- prsident, Mrs. Jolui L'axter; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Chas. Millbarik. The meetings arc to be held the second Tuesday   of  each   month at 3 :L"j p. m.
The object of the club is the study of child nature and the problems of childhood. The membership is open to all mothers interested in this   work.
honieijne   t wheel    from Wednesday, returned   as
inconvenieiK'
orrowed    Ben    Kmeigh's
the    Railroad     station
We   presume   it will   be
soon as it is foulid that it
¦s Mr. Enicigh.   *
The anunal smoker and crittrtain- i ment of the Second District Demo- ' cratic .A.ssociation of the Town of | Hempstead will be held in Fireman's j Hall, next Thursday evening, October | 2L I
Mose.s Hunr. nnd family, Roliert Will¬ marth and family, Ernest Bohiie and John Haff started to-day on .Mr. Hunt's "Alice H" for Florida, going as much as possible by inside water ways. En route they will stop at the Jamestown I^xposition, Old Point Com¬ fort and various otiier places, finally stopping at Mr. Hunt's farm at Port Orange Beach on the Halif.'ix River, Fhi.
Mrs. Bi'uch, who has been spending somo time with Mrs. R. A. Glover, js visiting her son in Ni'W '^'ork'.
Rev. F. A. Snnth and family and Miss Lettie IJedeil have returned from a pleasant visit witli frii'uds in Patter¬ son, N. .1.
Fled ?d.eiieiide/. m' i'.ininore lia^ a liirge selection^as Well as a--s irriueiit of ferriages anil .cwagoiis; lioth new and seeoiid hand : si-e adv. tf
F. W. Walsh and faniil.\', who i'.ave been occujiying the Pettit jiroperty on ujijier Grand aveime, iiave ret!irr,ed to New York fur the winter.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
.Mr. and .Mrs. George returneii to their residcm for the winter.
Pov^ers have in Brooklvn
SEAFQRD
See adv. of jtiano for sale.
Mr.   and   .Mrs.   Lyman   W. Taft ar sjiending tbe week in Freejiort.
Mrs.   EIi:-;n   Wilson   is visiting .Mr; Augustu;-, Sniith at Freeir-irt.
WANTAGH
Dr.   and Mrs. Rhame ;ire i-iieiiding a couiJe of weeks at Buffalo.
Mr,
and .Mrs. M. Angel, of Cortia have removed to Seaford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Smith of Free- noit sjjcnt .Sunday with Mi.-s .Mrig Con dit.
The blind bowling contest at the Freeport Club drew a hn-ge atteridance ' Saturday evening and considerable merriment resulted from thc effo|i-ts of the bowling menders to break the alley records vvithout seeing where their balls were going. Edward Thomji.son vvas b.ighest, scoring 170; Charles E. Mack, second, 145, and Harol I E. Cook, third, 142.
A gathering was held at the resi¬ dence of Mr. and Mrs. 1. DaSilva Sun¬ day evening, on the occasion of the birthday anniversary of their daughter Louise, which was attended by about thirty of their friends. At eleven o'clock a sujijier was sewed followed by congratulations and   speechmaking.
Loui.T   Dorm   of   N.    V.   City
Sunday   with   Mr.   and Mrs. Fred Car-
\V. J. Hiizard will move to Dunton. ; corner Van Wyck and Wyoming aven-j ues, about Nov. 1.
The Free Delivery at iirst vvill not take in the whole of the incorjiorated limits as it is not the intention of the Post Office Dejiartment V extend City Delivery Service into outlying and sparsely settled territory which cannot be advantageously served by foot car¬ riers.
Jt will be necessary for all mail mat¬ ter to be addressed to street and nCMn- ber. It will alto be necessary for jier¬ sons residing on the propos-x'<l route to give the full names ofthe whole family 1 was a big succe.ss. including   the   servants and other jier- j
sons receiving mail at their address. ¦ The Ladies Aid Society met at the The carrier will sujiply foi-nis fev the 1 home of Mrs. Hendrickson this (Thurs- j,j,p.,g_ ¦ iday) afternoon.
All   local   matter   will require a full!     ^,,     , ,,, ^        ". ,        . ^  .  ,
rate  of   postage   in   place of the   half; , Hoyd I overt ot .lamaica sjientSattir-
There will be three \ '^"J' f "^' ^""^;''^' ^''^^ ^'^ '*""^' '^'"- ^• VauNostranJ.
.Satui'day is the last day for register¬ ing ; bo sure your name is dov.n.
Miss .Sarah llicks enterlaincfi the members of the Ladies' Aid Society at her hom<' on Wetliiesday.
Ihe i'ocioty of King's Daugiit. i s held a meeting at the ivsiflence of Mrs. Peter Avogadro on 'I'ucsdav.
Fstimates fu;-iii>lieil on your carriage I rejjairing. j liiniing and wlieel>. rejiaired I and rubii r tind us well as work ealled |ioi' and dl li'eit d, a! ^bneiidi/. Bell- i more.    Siieci'ssor to Ci.ilviii iV ('ll.      tf
'     .Mrs. Caroline Reyno!d>', wife of Dr.
! Stanley Reynolds, died at her ri'sideiice,
I Village Avenue, in her 24th year, of peritoniti.'--, sue.der.ly i n Friday   night,
I after a short illness. The remains were removed to (Joojierstown. N. Y.,on Saturday morning, wlarc they were in
1 terred on Tuesday.
\vlio ha'.- been •rate of tiic Ocean Cfiunh, will be as I'astor of that V,     Noveiniicr    7.
ijeaf.ird Avenui' is being jiut ii spent I to   cover  with Peek.-;kill grave
said  a   part he improved.
of Park Avenue i.
ha 110
It is
also to
The   I'iai'.ce   held   in the Hall Wednesday evening.
. .M. I. C. that, Club,
The Sigii-.a Euchre Club of Wantagh held its first meeting of the :;ea.-'oii at the home of Mrs. James M. .Seam.an on Thur.sday afternoon.
Rev. Arthur called to the past' Side Presbytcj-ia' formally installc Church on Thur- Rev. Kneeland P. Ket-ham, D. D., of Freejiort, wlil jireacii the ircitallation sermon ujion that occa.-ion, while the chai'ge to the i^a-^tor vvill be made by Rev. Wiiiiam H. Hendrickson. anil Rev. Janicb 'iracc v\ ill make the in¬ stallation Jirayer. io'V. William J. Darby, jjastor of the Astoriar, Presby¬ terian Church, wlio was elected .Moiier- ator at the recent PrcLibyterian Conven¬ tion which wa.- held at Jamaica, will Jireside and will ask the constitutional ijuestions.
Rev. of  the
Tii'-'mas S. Bi'iiiihvv aite,  jiastor Memori.al Churcti, will jircach
Iiockville   Ceitie   v.u.-i   fair!.,' Wednesday night in honor of  ll
alive • Fire
thy third sermon in the seric; on "The Dejiartment, whicii jiarade^l the tirinci- Seven Cardinal Virtues" next Sunday 1 pal streets and avenues in .honor of the evening when the   iibje t will be "'''eni-
peram.
Mail
rate  now   in u." deli very s  one from   7:35   .\.
n   the business .•Section j M.   to   8:05 A. M. and
when Ira H. Baker acted as   toastmas-   i.u.u   , ...^   .-.    ......   o.,.., ^. .,>. «-i..,     (--^^^^j,,^,  ^^.^^  ^^^^^   broken for a new
ter with hone r to him.elf and ,,!ea.^ure    hen   tvvo   full route dehverys, leaving Whitney on Wash-
to those Jiresent. - the Post Ofnce at 8:3.-> A. M. and   J :oO I'.'. "^2,
P. M. .\ class in voice production is in All publicaticns should be folded formation, under tlie guidance of Miss seperately, size not larger than !) x 12 May F. Sniith, whose \voi,-k vvith thc, iuches a-d fully addrys.sed. If the Cluirch Chiu'r of Transfiguration (jirior above requirements are fully complied toJuly],'07)   is   well   enough under-   with it will greatly i'acilitate matters.
ington .\venue.
yrs. Peter Skidmore an-i Mrs. Ch-irles Haynes of I'oslyn, spent Tu- s- dn.y at tho M. E. par.sonage.
stoocLby all knowing her ability in this
brawh, Ly  tlirect observation to avail
theniseive.H of the opjiortunity.    Many
F rei ptirters requested Miss Smith as to
the   possibility   of   hol.ling a cki.'ja last
.season,   but   the  tedi<ius   illnes.'^   \ir.d
death  of  her mother made it impossi
ble.    A   limited number of pupils will   ^f^er y gj,yrt a|js(,„ce
be accented for the clas-i.    Fov further |  ,
jjarticulars,    address.  Miss    May    F. ',     Cecilia  Clark, a pupil in t'ne school, Smith. Review Office. It.       has  moved  to   Brooklyn.    She is now
taking   up  a  course  in    Girls
.School Notes
Work   IS   pr.igre.ssipg rapidly on the ¦ new school building.
Stephen   Storj»,   Vcrnor.   Colyer and Robert Miller are again back at school
''.o\> delivery as w ll as oeen buHine.sH wa!;i»us suitable for yrotitrs, buteli.jrs, < IC Menendez car'aire re; >.itory, li" 1- luore ; see adv. tf
A meeting of the Ladiea' (iuild of the Church of St.'Michael ,ind All An¬ gels to organize for tlie coming win¬ ter will bt held in the Guild Room ncct Wednesdav aftenicor.
School on Nostrand Avenue.
FOR S.'ilLE.- -Iron  double bo<l,  iron High   single  bed,   walnut  bed   and  bureau, marble top; commode, variety of Ux)ls, ' one  camera,   two    stereopticonar and • takes  least  gallons  and   makes   least
Before getting  your  post cards for  slides  for  same,   a Columbia tamdem   bills for j>aint and labor.
EaQllsh Spavia LiNimeit nouoves H inl, Soft or Calloused Luuipn aiul Blemishes from horses, also Blood Spivias,  » urbs,
^!;!ii:r;iSrTiS:f^o:;:''il,r3;:'iTi>.nk^ivin,  U.,  »e the.t^,k   '.elWcyde    WMte St..™  stanhope, etc Save*50bv useof one biirtle    A wou-lhave;  on  display   Nov.    10.    Nassau | All at Bargain prices.   Csn be seen Sat-; derfol Blemish Core.   SoM by   Thom-  County    Review,    Stationery   Depart-  urday, October 19, from 9 to 4, at 216,     P. S aa Johnston, Dra>rRi»>t. j ment. j Pine St. j paint.
Letter to Wm. S
Freeport, N. V. i
Dear Sir: If a customer  wants   ;r,{5-j ..50 do >ou give'hiir. .?75 '
'Sujijiose   you   should   hear of one ofi your custofrer.s doing ;: thing like that,! and noi, l;v.o'.viiig   it,   v\I\at   vould   you .^av next tin.e he wants discount'/
We'll vce.ture half your men nre do- in^ that very thi.ng without  ;,u.spicioii. Men who paint any other paint   thaTi Devoe   are   paying   ?7')   for   >y.'io.od ur '¦ome other such f.guie.
lo gallo:::' Devoe i-- eoough for a good-size houHe, tv/o coats; 15 or 20 i.s:.'t too much of anolhor paint. There's .$8.75 or $17.50 for .5 or 10 extra gallons; besides .$2 to ^4.?. gallon for putting it on; that's il'3 to $4(i. That's how half the houce.-, stores, factoriers w«rehouses, t^hops, bams, fences are pnintcd : .$5(lof paint and labor; S25 to .S^o more Cfir not knowing what paint to put '•^m./'
The  one   to put on is the paint that
Youra truly,
F. W. DEVOE & CO. C.   Milton   Foreman sells our
Live Oak Engine and Hose Couifmny, to whom the Village poard of Trustees formaUy turned oyer last over.irig a beautiful and useful hose wagon, which has just been built and coinjdeted by TheiKlore Bedell uf j-V. eport.
.Shortly after dark, Village Avo.ue and the Southern Poulevard gradually began to fill up and liy '••• onio 'J; "Jiere wore thou-^ariiis jre-^ent.
.Tfic lireinen lined up on the Southern Boulevard, if, front of the Village . Clerk'i: i Hice, whore they were i>.*{;ect- ed by ti'.e Board of Village Tru.stees, by v.'honi the liose vvngou waa then formally furred ovtr to the Live Oaks, whilo the liremen as well ;!h the large crowil jiru-M-'nt filled tl.e air with cjieers. At; .'OOU as order was ngain restored, the ]).;rade .itarteVi, thc following being the line of march :
, Start at the Village office on the Southern Boulevard, to Village Avenue, to Lakeview Aveu^', to Herr.pstead Avenue, to Grand Avenue, to .Morri»> Avenue, to.Southtri) Boulevard, to •Marion Iilace, to Lincoln Avenue, t> Rockaway Avenue, to Park Place, to Park Avenue, to Southern Boulevard, to Village Avenue, to headquarters, and disband.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never faiU. .'-^old by Thomas Johnston, Draggint.