Nassau County Review 19090319

              VOL. XIV NO. 21
FREEPORT NEWS
Single copies of tbe Review can he Becore*! at H. fiobetzs and tlu: Keviow office ou Main St. and DaSilva's on W. Merrick Road.
The Spring time-table of the Long Island Kailroad will go into ell'ect ahout May l.'i.
The annual meeting of tho Village Board of Trustees, for organization, will be held no.\t .Monday eviming at 7 o'clock.
The DaughLer.s of America have ac¬ cepted an invitation from Rev. C. H. Scho'ey to attend divine service in a body on Sunday evening, March 2s!, in the Presbyterian Church.
We wouhl say it. answer to several nueries that tho Village Board has the right to order the poster coop re¬ moved from the telephone pole in front of the .Sigmond Opera Hou.se ami will piobably attend to it .-it once, a.^ it should not be there.
The Long l.sland Uaih'iad Company ha,s is.sued new mileage books, from which the mileage can be more easily removed. While not as good as those sold in fortner times they are a decided improvement over those that have been in use for a number of y(>ars jiast.
'Theodore Smith, oyster watclimaii at tho Force Channel House at Sand Creek, was burned out of home two weeks ago Thursday. Me was eating his dinner when he looked up and .saw thu roof of his one-story domicile ablaze; the wind was blowing e.xcep- tionally hard that liay, and "Dory" had barely time to get out of the hou.se. His clothing apd provi.sious wtsre burned with the building, also about $l"i cash.
Alpha Council, No. 11, Daughters of America, will hoM a grab bag social TucHtlay evening. .March .".n, at. Fra¬ ternity Hall.
The admi.ssion will ho tive iciiL ar¬ ticles; these wiil he used at the ;;rali hajj at the annua! tair held in July.
An excellent program will be given and refreshments vvill he served. The ladies hope to se'> all their frienils pres¬ ent at that tinu>. It.
If ynu are a ivicker ami seo tho shadow of failure in everything that is proposed to help the town, for pity's sake go into .some secluded canyon ami kick your own shadow on tho clay bank, and thus give men who are v.'orking to build up a town a chance. Ono long- fucerl, hollow-eyed, whining kicker can do moro to keep away business ami caji- ital from a town than all tho droughts, short crops, chinch hugs, cyclone::: ami blizzards combined.
Village election now being over with, the atLontion of people who like such things turns to the Town .-ind Fire Department elecliniis.
The elections of (iHicers ol the Fire Department are held the lirst week in April, those for coinpanies on Tuesday, April (i, and for the department on April S. The annual meeting of the Department for hearing reports, etc., is held Friday -ivening, April y.
The bi-ennial Town electinn is heltl al.so on Tuesday, April (i.
Progressive Council, 1). of L., cele¬ brated their entrance into their new lodge rooms in the Otten Building, Mechanics' Hall, Monday evening, by entertaining their State Councilor, Mrs. Catharine Siler of Syracuse, ac¬ companied by her staff. There were nearly four hundred present, delega¬ tions attending from Port Washing on, Amityville. Kockville Centre, Lyn¬ brook and Valley Stream I'ouncils., Mrs. Ba.xter. Deputy Stato Council of Progressive Council, was also present. During the evening the State Coun¬ cilor was presented with a set of hem- Htitched linen. At the dose of the business meeting refreshments were served and a social time ensued. The members are very highly pleased with their new tpiarters.
Union Gospel Heetings
The Sunday afternoon meetings for men will he ctuitinutHJ in the Presby¬ terian Church, and at the sail loft tin lower Main St., at 4 o'clock.
This undenominational Brotherhood movement continues with unabated in¬ terest. Much good can be done if all the men of the neighborhood will at¬ tend one of these meetings Sunday af¬ ternoon and by your presence exert a helpful influence along practical lines. Come and brinj? your neighbor w^h you. H. P. Libby,
S. R. Smith, Prank E. Pitcher,
Committee.
iTcuunred in SO minatee by Wool- ford'aScallMnr Lotion. Never faUs. Sold by Thomaa Johnatoa. Drattgiat.
FREEPORT. N. Y.. FRIDAY. MARCH 19  1909
Official Paper of Nassau County
Special Friday anil Saturday; Co¬ coanut Kis.ses, lOc lb; Peanut Brittle, Idc Ib.; Assorted Chocolates. 19c lb.; DaSilva's, Merrick Koad, Freeport.
William H. Smith and .Miss Mazze- pha Jackson were married Wethiesday evening by K?v. J. O. Shepard of the A. M. E. Church. They will reside in Freeport.
Freeport Council. N'o. .'i7, Jr. O. IJ. A. M., will hold a class initiation next Fri Jay, March 2<; Hempstead, Kock¬ ville Centre and Lynbrook Councils will bo invited to be present on th.'it  niglit.
".¦\ccording tn his deeds" is the ser¬ mon theme of Kev. ('harles Herbert Sch^jHey at the morning servico of the First Presbyterian Church. The evening subject vvill he "Cod's Di- maml."
The Koi^'l^ville Ontre Fire Depart ment having bought some new hos<', brought it over here to be t«stoil Wedne.sday afternoon, on our lire en¬ gine. A pressure of 250 lbs. was ap¬ plied which th" hoso withstood without a break.
Cake sales have been arrangi'il hy the Altar Cuild of the Church of the Transfiguration as follows: Saturdav, .March 20, .Mrs. il. S. Starr, 48 North Hergen Placo: Saturday, March 27, .Mr.s. John 1). (Junning, 120 .South liayview Avenne: .Saturday, April ;>, .Mrs. Frank Devlin, 12!) (Jlonaiia Court.
.\t tho recent annual nieeting of iho Woman's Christian Temperance Union the following officr-rs were elected: I'resident, Mrs. Wm. (!. Miller: lirst vice-president, Mrs. 11. L. Crandell: .'-ociind vice-president, .Mrs. A. K. Barr.es; seciotiiry. .Mrs. Clinton .M. l''lint; corresiitimiing secretary. .Mr-. Jere E. Brown; treasurer, Mvs. Klj'/a- bcth Kne.
tieu. H. .Soiier of Fncport. who has purchased the business hat was for¬ merly that of the Oyster Bay Fngino Co., has heen engaged the past week in removing the machinery, etc., to Free-" port, where the business of iiianufac- tUi'iiig the ¦ eilGjineS Vviil he rosuiiloil. Tills was one of the best eneines ever Jiut on tho market, as has heen dem¬ onstrated to us by soven years of con¬ tinuous uso of otie of tliem, and it is a mi.-,fortunt> that there was not enter- pHse sufiicient in this place to t'ontinue its marufacturo here. There was never any doubt ahout the success of the eiiteijiriso. hut there was no movo- ineiit made to put the engine mi the market ar.d ailvorii.-ie its merit. When Oyster Hay sees olher villags growing up around her simply becau.so of tho enterprise of their citizens, it shoukl teach them that a dollar expendeil ju¬ dicially brings others haci; with it, but push must accompany it. Oyster I!ny tiuaniian.
.Mr. Hughes of the tinn of Hughes & llailey, called at the Keview office Wedne.sday. Ilo brought with him a beautiful pen and ink drawing birds' eye view yf Freeport, whicii shows every building in the village, on a sheet •lOx.'iO inches. The work .seems to have been arranged with great care, requiring as it does skill and patience. Mr. Hughes informs us eight months' ' time was put into the drawing and we can well believe it.
A view of this kind untioubtedly will be encourageii.     In comparison to   the i old one that was issued   by   the   same ' firm lifteen years ago, it is interesting ; tti note the changes and grow lb of   the \ Village.    The view   will   be   engraved on a large plate and published .-sometime ; this Spring.
The following tirst-class program is announced for the Sigmond Opera liouse, Freeport, Saturdav evening. March 2it:
The Flying Zanies, gymnasts; Hnley and Hood, in a comedy musical act, in¬ troducing and playing oh a nuinber of novel musical instruments; Fred Crane, comedian and nionologust; .Mr. and .Mrs, Ward, In a singing and talking act; ('hestor Brothers, singing and dancers; Mabel Wright, high class vo- cnlist; John F. Heaney, Irish come¬ dian and humorist, in hia specialty "The Alderman;" M'^tropolitan Com¬ edy F^our, in laughable cornedy.
On VVednesday evening, March 24th, the Sigmond Stock Company, with .Miss .Mice Donaldson and Walter O. Hill as leading characters, will present "The Convict's Daughter."
Tickets for Saturday and Wednesday evenings' performances &te now on sale at the box office, which i» open every evening, or during the day raay be pro¬ cured at 24 Broadway. Fraeport.
^ Freeport Directories a%; the Naanau Cotmty Review Office., 62 S. Main I Street; price $1.75.      , '
1100 Voters   in  Freeport!
The D. of I,, will hold an entertain¬ ment in Fraternitv hail on the evening of .March 2ft.
Livdv   I-Ji'c tion —People^'H   Tit ket Vic lorious
RropositioriH   AM   Ciirried <-    W.    Landers.   Superinlendem   of
...,      , ,     „ ,,   , (Jarden   Citv   Carage,   has   .sold a   lo-
I he   lar-e-l  Vlll,,. by tar ever   polled   ;it   a village election in   Fioepor
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p.ilied a Uil
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tnnjMrilif ton] made
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WI   ll
Ciiizi or.Mii
was  horse-power   ('halmers-Dotioit   car   to cast   Tuesdax    afternoon, when  village  nUicei's were voteti fm-.      The   I'-'ople's   Na.ssau   County for use ..f   the   Sheriff
and District .\ttorney.
.I.('t.cil I'owers is doing leio|ihiiiif rojiair work at Haltiinoro, .Md. .Mr. IViwors is in the emplov of the X. Y. anrl N. .1. Teleiihone Co.. and was re(]uisitione(l for work south v/here all the wires and poles wero hniken ilii\v;i in tho stortn of .March :'..
Freepori Club .Notes
In lhe nii.Nod Imwliii^- lournanicnt .\lr. antl .Mrs. Henderson Loamotl with -Mj-. ami .Mra, Darliug ai-f leailing, hav¬ ing won four games and lost none.
riio (lance tin Wednestlay night was a liecidod siicce.-s. A large crowtl were jiresent juid the entert.'iintnent com¬ mittee ileserve ]iraiso for tho w;iy things went oil'. Kvorylm.iy haii -a; good time.
Tu-uight, Friilay, Llio Cluh howling teaifi will roll the second match of a series with tho Amityville Club on the F reeport (!lub alleys. Tho .Amityville hoys won the first series and Freeport • ns' win try to turn the tallies. ^g,l In the roU-oir fnr tirst iih.co in ihe single mtiti howling ti.iurnamenl on .Monday night Tallman dofoaled Ken¬ nedy in t'Vii straight games: scores. Ki'iinody. lini Mivi 1 ."ill; 'railnKin, 211 and 201.'.
The >at.mi>ii!ig in the hilliaiil tourn.i- inont is as follows; tho number of games wan being given tirst and then gntnos lost:
Lane, 2. 0; S.'iwyer, 2, n; Kmiwl.-, 1. •>: .\iiiiiif, :i, 2: (;in;iai.c. 1, 1 : Conkli'-i, M. 1: Hurloii, o, 1: llnrloigh, n, 2; Wallace, n, 2.
The pO'jl tdurnainep.l standing;, is ;;.'- I'lillows:
Konnedy-Suliierlnr.d. '.), o; ,\luii:'.ii.g- ' r-Lea, 2. 0; ('nrhy-Thoinpson, _jj^.ji; llart-Sfirtuill, 2. 1 : Sonlhard-.\nilorsnn, 1, I: Sniith-Vv'aliaco, 0, 1; Harle-John- -oii, i)-l ; Verity-Tallman. 0-1; Finch Knowles, 1, 2: MacCarey-Cook, 1. 2; •lohM.sori-llrnwi r, U, 2; .'-^tarr-Maxson, •'. 2.
.A ihrec-int.'ii Imwling' lournaiiu nt will start .Monday nighl wilh the I'ul- lowiiig teaniT: Donton, Cni'k ami Sut¬ phin; Thomiison. Krause and Lanji; .Mahnken, I.ihhy ami Kennedy; Fyfe, King a!id McKeeman; Verity, Tallman and F. .Miller; Darlin;', Flynn and Henderson; .MacCarey, !•;. Thonifison and -MacDonahi; Krown, Starr and •lacL'-s; Higgins, Conklin and Het/.ig.
I'ai'cr .\aiikins at tlu Ke\ iow St.-i- li'ei: ry >liiro: a l.-ir.j-i- vntiely.
WANTAGH
.Mrs. James A. .Seyioour. who h;is lieen i|uite ill, is improving.
Tht! Sigma euchre (JIuli ni"i Thurstlay afterntion at tho home of the jiresident, .Mrs. .lames M. Seaman.
CHAS. .\. SKLMO.VD Fleeted   Village   Trustee   for   a   third    l*rm. (I'hoto hy (.'ourte-y South Side .Messenger)
and were easily tiistiniiuishoti hy alarge The Jiolls closed al,S   u'clock   and   a
white ribbon which they   wore.
large crowd waited armind   lili   v.early
(Continuetl on I'age til
-Mrs. Kdwin Hirst nf Ilapmton, Va., IS visiting .Mr.s. Jm-vis Whitman of Kavnor .\ve.
.las. \. .'sllll.¦.^ has sovtrod hi? con- nection as stage manager tif tho .Sig¬ mond Theatre .stias to tlevote his entire time to his newspaper work.
In the Freeport Kaplist Chuifh tStanley W. Koberts. .Minister) there will Iio Public worship at I0.:{i» a. m. and l.'.W p. m. Sunday; evening theme, "Fxpan'^ion." .At tlio evening service the Ordinance of Believer's Baptism will he administered. Bible school at 2.30. V. 1'. S. C. E. meet¬ ing at ti.4.'>. Friday evening at X o'clock, regular mid-week service.
Everyone most Cordially invited to attend all services.
The members of Mr.=!.  Leaiuh r   Mar¬ ker's   Sunday   School   class  and   their friends  tendered  Mrs. John Van   jNos- trand a St. Patrick's surpri.se party   at her home L-jrner of Church Kiitl Kaynor Sts.  .Mrs. VanNostrand was very much surprised when the party were ushered ip her dining  room.     A   very   pleas¬ ant  evening    was    spent   in  playing , games, and music, after which refresh- ; ments were served, prettily  decorated «ith Irish flags,     fhe guests left at a late hour pr-ononncing it  a. succesafal 'surprise.
Till Kepulilic.in jiriinarifs ti select ilelegates to the idwn ('onventi.Jii will lie held l.l-mornnv (.'Saturday> evening at 7 :.''.U o'clock. The I'onvcntion for the Fourth District wiil he held in the Truck Hous'' of F.^celsiar Hook and Ladder Co...<'hurt I; .-St., for lhe Fifth District, at John .\. Sndths resilience. North Main St. The delegates ^pamed at these primaries are to attend the convention called for ne.xt .MonJay al Hempsteiid. to select nominees for the coming Town election. Every F'epuh- iican -hould be out to vote.
The services in the Kpi:.;c.,pal C'iiurch of tho Transtigufation .Sunday morning will be Holy ('ommunion. S a. m.; Holy Communion and Sermon, 10.30 a. m.; evensong and sermon, 7..'10 p. in.
The services of the week will be: Wedne.sday, l'l a. m.. Litany; Thurs¬ day. (Holy Day Annunciation) Holy Communion, U.:U) a. m.; evensong and sermon, 8 p. m.; Friday, evensong 5 p. m.
Owing tti severe illness Rev. Dr. i Dowling has lieen obliged to cancel all ' his Lenten engagements and conne- i quently will not preach as above an- 'nounced.
i George Seymour Adriens Moore, O. H. C, assistant at St. Chryeston's Chapel, Trinity Place. N. Y., has been seeiired to prench in his stead.
the house of Mr.s. J. M. Delacroix on Park Avenue has been leased to .Mr.  White of Liiitlenhurst.
The topic of the Christian Liidea\tir meeting this Friday evening will be in the .series on Pilgrim's Progress, "The Wicket (late; leader. Harry Braithwaite.
Kiv. Thomas S. Kr/iilluvaile will . preach the fourth sermon in the scries on 'Messages of tho Christ" at the .Mom irial Church ni.-.xt Sunday even¬ ing, when he will take for his topic "The .Message of Christ in lelatitin to Sin." It is expected that Miss Laura Cowltjs will sing a .solo at this service.
The   regular   monthly   shoot  of   tht Wantagh   (iun Club was heid last   Sat¬ urday   afternoon,   when   tho following highest scores were made.    As we are unable   to  obtain   tho   full   score,   we j print  only   the lirst two in each class, Cla^s  A    Walter A.shdowu,   Id;   Wm. ^ Dean, l'l.    Class B - Jas.   M.   Seaman ;jr., Id;   David F'ussel,   1."..    Class t: I Harry Braithwaite. l:'.: Ce«irge Smith,
ly.
j The entertainment of the Whatso¬ ever Circle of King's Daughters held , in Ultsch's Hall Wednesday evening i was a very succej.qful affair. .Mrs. I Jarley's Wax-Works was very well re- ; ceived. an was also the vaudeville. j After the entertainment dancing was j enjoyed until a lat-* hour, and tbe Cir cle will be well benefitted hy the event. . Mrs. J. J. Fussell was chairman of I the Committee on Arrangements.
SEAFORD-
The Ladies' .Aid Society met with -Mrs. ("has. .Mills  Thur.sday   afternoor.
.Mr. James .Mills of Union Coiir.se. X. J., has been visiting   friend.s  here.
I'otor Skidmore and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrell of Koslyn spent Sunday at tho M. F. parsonage.
.Mrs. Isaac Underhill tif .Ainitvyille has been siiending a t'ew davs v.ith hoi- sister, .Mrs. .M. J. Vooris.
Kov .Mr. StatVord of t^uotn- will preach m the Epi.>-cfiiial Church of St. .Michael and All Angels this Friday.
Tho infant (laughter of Mr. and Mr.-. Kdward .Manstield. who has lufii sori- taislv ill. is impnuing nicolw
The  Thui-stiay   .Afiornoon    Pinodik-' Club met with Mr.-. Fret! Carman   this Wt'ok, an;l an onjoyiihlo timt* was hati.
The Ladies' .Aid Society ;i!c arrang¬ ing for antithor mio of their l':imous suppers ut tho .M. F. Church. i;i .-iid' .if tho Salary hund.
lio\. Augustine Corliss in chaigo uf Iho Valley Stream .M. F. Church, will exchange pulpit- with Rev. Samuel K. Taft Sunday.
.\ spookogiaph [larty was held al tho homo of .Mis.- .Susie Vooris lasl Fri- tlay evening, anil was vory enjoyable. During the ovcning a llashli;'ht pic- tun' was t.iken of ;dl presont.
^¦;ovoral tluL'"s h:i\o boon oau.-in.y much liamago in tlio village in lhe jiast few weeks. The latest adiiitio:i to their list of destruction i.^ sevt'ii turkeys out of :i Ilock of len btilonging to .Miss Francos liryant, v.'l,ich they killed thi.s week-. Thoy !i;i\(' .¦ilso v isi to. I sejicnil iithoi- place-.
.\!i Ki;i.'laid S'.ciill u;i- iii_-l'i ;it the icsiilonco iif .Mrs. S. VaTiNostrantI VVedne.Silay ovoniniv. f'H' tho liriiolit of the Saliiry Fund tif the .M. F. Church, Tht! decorations, and even Iho ri'frcsii- mt;iits -.vore in gri!en, in honor of the (lay, .'11111 oinoiald souvenii's wt.re given to all present. The alfair w;i.- vory unii|uc and o'uit.- .-•uco-sfui.
    BELLMORE
Mrs.    Win.     Parkirso; -orj:
to!ati\ OS hoic. f
Kovivai niooliiig- arc in i i;., . .iji- tiniietl this week in the .M. F.. Church, and.aro (piit'.' successful.
'Iiit; regular Kopuhlican primary will ho held in Nel.son Smith's Hall this Saturday evening, March 2n.
Tlio L;u!i"-' .\i.i Society oT the .M. I-;. t!hurch art; preparing for .'in .•ntor- taiiiment to be held early in April.
Opt.' of the sni'e signs of Sjirint: i:-; the road machine of Contractor ('has. Kussell sttindini.': in his yard newly- painted.
To John .Atlol There is a butcher in Bellmore. For serving his customers, ho can't   he
beat. Ho is on the joh from   early   morn   lili
night. Assisted by his jolly wilf. cuitine'   the
best of me.'it.
Ul- purcha.-e>^ the best thtit tnonev   can
I'liy.
ill- beef, and l;uiili, fur thoni you w.iuld
sigh, I
And   his    provisions' am!    ham.-,   they
would make you siny. For iht'y are fit for  thi'   t.-ibh   of  any
Kmpe"("r or King.
Every morning early, you will (ind him
always on tirne. Ho is .I'lhnnie  on   the   .-pot,    thruugii
snow, rain or shine. Always  perched   on   his   wr.go'i.   in   a
co.sy little seat, P.i.hind a fine horse, he say.:   you   can't
beat.
For    pleasing   In.-   patron     ic    always
does try. And if he fails in In.: tryinj,   vou   'Aiil
hear a faint sigh. Far and near you will li;.d. h-   is known
very well. His Rhop is on th«^ corn.-r, his  name   iii
John .\del. Don't fail to get one of   .Mr.   .Adel's '¦ Easti-'r ('ards. ••*
E.NUI.ISil  Sl'VVI!*    Ll.VIMKM      1' UloVeJJ
Hard, Soft or Calloawtd Lump-, and Blemish'H from horties; also BhmlSwiv- ; ins. CnrlM, Hplint**, .Sweeney, iling i Bone. Stifles, Hprains, Swollea Thronte, I CungliM, etc. Sav« $% by uik! of one {botile. A womlerfal Blemish ('nr*-. ,Sf)ld byTbomns J'lhiiHttiM. I>mgini«t
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