Nassau County Review 19140710

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper of ."Nassau County
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1914
Vol. XIX, No. 28
Freeport
SiriKl.' copies of the Keview for sale ftt Givetiblatt's ami Braithwaite's, Railroad Avenue: Kiefer's, Nasaau County Review. DaKilva's and Go- betz's^ Main .Str-et; Da.Silva's. West Merric'.< Road. tf.
HiGHWATEi: tidf: table
TROLLEY GETS REDUCED RATES FOR POWER Mrs. Carman
 .  Not Proven Guilty
Village Board Votes to Reduce Bill, After Meter
Rate Seems Too High
PLENTY OF RECREATION FOR THE FOURTH
Baseball
Tl.--   ln,:"-.,r.
Friday. July
Satuiday,
Sunday,
Monday,
Tuesday,
¦ATedrie^day.
Thur-day.
Friday.
Saturday
HI, U.
11'. 13. 14, 13. 10, 11,
10.18 p. m. ll.Of/p. m. 11. J3 p. ra. 12.26 a. m.
I.'J'J a. m.
l.hS a. m
2.42 a. in.
3.:!2 a. ru.
4.22 a. m.
'Attention is called to the advertise ment of Albert Cheshire & Sons, auc tioneftrs, of desiiable residential rea estate at auction, Thurt-ciay.
METERS FIGURED OVER $500 FOR PART OF MONTH OF JUNE
The rejjular ti:! e I'^r thi' mecti-ig of beinir used, and he reijUfSted that stv- the Villatre Hoard la.st Fiiday after- eral new names be added. The Board noon conllicted with the inque.-it bein^c accordingly ajiproved Herbert VV. held at the Puiice Court rooms, -.vhich j Lewi.s, who ia to watch the boats in President Lamb, as   Chi' f   of   Police, i the bay section, where there has   been
was obliced to attend, and the meeting   much annoying pilfering'; aiso   Raynor   the testimony   at   the   incjuest. (f the Board was j.o-t] oned until Tuef- ' R. ^¦mith, Fiid   .--^iMtb.   Fra.-jk   "Iryon   j^e rindinK* of Coro.ner Xort day evening.    At this ti.v.e all of   the | and Anthony Fedden.    Thes^e last four members were present,   and   a   resolu- . are appointed for one month.
tion was passed unanimou.«ly "thnt thei     Clinton M. Flint, Police Justice,  re-   ^"^ arrested by section in the contract with the    Free  i ported receipts of moneys    for    month   nesday, and taken to Mineo;a. and con
'.Ve are going to ask our readers to bear in mind the fact that Mrs. Flor¬ ence Carman ha^ not been proven and  is not guilty nf the murder of .Mrs. Bailey. In vievV of the fact that aii of the city dailies ha\e pu.?e3 regard¬ ing this serious art'air, soi-ne o: i*. true, and much of it without any foundation whatever, but in which a!! of the facts have been given as fully ns the report¬ ers were able to secure Ihem. it seenis useless for Us to make   any   report  of
Varied  Program, Including iiall Game, Boat Racing, Fireworks Displays
5tor
FIRE DEPARTMENT ON HOUSlL  DUTY ALL DAY AT FREEPORT
Upon harg-
TLNNIS CLUB BUSY The tennis grounds were occUF'ied hy a numiier uf tlie enthusiasts on tl:e Fourth and Sunday, but in considem- ticn of the varied athletic intt rests prevailing in tne village on the F'urtli of July, tne 0| tniiig '::' the Club t(-U:n
int MS- I i-.M enthusiasts saw two except. . .>., ; ,;.iii.i - Fourth of Jj!y .1:1 the Frt'ejiort .Aft;ietic Associa¬ ti. :; -rsiunds, corner St MM.an and Ocean Avenues. The vi-iiots at ench game were the Flatbush A. A. Dwiiig to their ignorai.oe. not Knowing huw to get to Freeport. the nnrriing game w ii.-. n.]; stfltted ttnti' •! • it half p.sst eleven, anci rot finished until after 2 o'clock. It took 13 in;,ings to de¬ cide the game, which was Mnally won liy the visitors by the scure uf 3-2.
In the afternuon the result was re¬ versed, and Freeport won lv the score uf3-].
The special June issue of 'The Stud¬ ent," the High School paper, is prom¬ ised for early next week. It wili con tain photos of the graduating class, the Student staff ar.d tbe baseball team.
The young boys of the Federal   Jun-
port Railroad Company, relative to the | of June, $1 for a license to at   Roosevelt   next   price for power be amended  temporar-! voiver.
ily, subject to change without   notice, j     The   fo at any time, at a flat rate,  of !f250 for | granted :
carry owing    applications     w
re
¦July arid August, $200 for .September and Jl.'u for the rest of the year." No explanationr upjiears on the records as to wny this change wns mude, after a reduced price of 3i cents per l^^OO had been given, but it was explained to our representative that the firice ac¬ cording to the meters installed by the iors Baseball Club will have a moving , conipany figured over ihiio jitr month, picture Iienefit at the Crystal Theatre, and there was some question about the Wednesday, July 15, as they intend i meters being wrong, and this rate was forming a football club. Your attend-1 fixed until proper adjustm.ents eouid be ance wii! be appreciated to help the made. young boys out.
Papers in an action fur hbsolute di. vorce have been served by .Mrs. Lila Van Nostrand of Hedell Street on her husbia d, Walter Van No-^trand. now of Piitehugue. Mrs. Van -S'o.strHnd WHS Miis Lila Bedell uf Tif-eport. Ir, hei .-i... tor divorce fli:j ;i-!:.^ f'; ;.li- ir.onv und counsel fees.
The Juniors of Freepurt Migii School ni'j'. lit Finn nee Kelsey's last Friday evem.iL.^ ind decided to have it sail tu Lunii; Bench this I-ridwy evening,   Juiy
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have i ;vited th': Siiuurs. ! take a b' x ul" ice cream cunts ii.iiis ui ice   cren.r,.    1 iie   fiirl
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The tuurn.1111 ¦iU ul' the Buyviev 1% n- ni'- Ciub >litrt> tiii.- SHtiirdiiy after- m on, .I'liy U, (111 thu n> w courts uii Fi ly vie A.- -Avenue, under tiie dir'Ttiun 01 C.itiiiii Yuuiitt. There are .S.'l -. u tries in lhe men's singles nni,! 2ii in the doubles. There are two classes m tho slut:.i s,--Class A and B. with two pri:;es fll' v'.'.th class. There ;ire alsu t.'.u pi izes r ;r the diiubles. .\t the '-^J.i- pieti^.i.'I.' this tuurnairent, a mix-., iluul.li s tiiiirniimeiit v;ill In- sx>:r' !. with ll number of prizes, (lame- v.i I 1 •   ¦', .y   1 Sat'.inlays nnd Sundiiys.
A petition was received, signed liy George T. Bedell and about 2' other! I taxpayers interested, asking the Board j to "take actiun and repiiir the road¬ way" on Lincoln Pinrv; ipfi-rrtd tu Street (Vnn-n'itfee.
'.'b rl< Shea wis ir"^TM'-'ed    ! .'order .?¦   ¦ i'i',:'.'r. I-ivn.-b. >¦!> 'i:-   •   pair- ng Pine Street.     The Clerk was    alsu' (liieeted tu order 12   D.   C,   »iii    hum.. Series luminous iitc liimiis.
It WHS :il.-o deciiied tu purchase n I'V-; Smith typewriter, the company to a^'cept tiie old uiii- now in tiie otlice in pint rnyir.t-nt.
I'l-cid^nl l.Bi: b stated ihiit tlu' rc- ;-e;;t sh.Tu'.ing iiti'aii un \V>'St .Mei lick iiim'i ii-.d I'eijuiri li li
SMPic uf them
Social and PeiSonal
WATER
L. H. Rcsa Co., Miller Avenue.
Emma A. Mayhew, St. Marks    Ave nue.
George t]osseiin. Rutland Road. SIDEWALKS
Francis  E.   .Mill Place, 4xt;ii ft.
Christ Evang. Lutheran Church,    01 N. Grove Street, 4x8(1 ft.
Charies Connor, Park and Lexington Avenues, 4x2(l0.
Wallace Smith, East   Smith   Street. <x50.
Cornwell, Smith   Street.
fined in the jail to   await    further   ac¬ tion.
We have no criticism or comment to make upon decision of  Judge  Norton. . He decided as he thought   best   in   ac¬ cordance with    the   evidence,   but have an etjuaily positive
Tnere were tour entries    in   the   third
match which was '.von by   "Neptuiu. '
owned by S. B. L'onnelly.
.A race was then    held   between   the
winners   of    these    matches    for   the
Fourth of July cliam|)ionship   and   the
cnrtnipion^hip cup was won by "Doddy
U;i.. "    Eajii of    the   winiiers   of   the
matches receiveti a sniall cup fur   win
nirg the match.
A twenty mile speed hoHt   race   was
hiso    lield    with    two     starters.     the
".•\lma. " owned ly Commodore Charles
Vi.    Suutliard,    and  ".Mildred V., II, '
uwned by J. C. Whritenour.    The race
was won by "Mildred V., II."
An interesting exhiidtion was  given
by Leo Carillc, showing feats on a Ha.   enal record laat season, wiil cross bats .      ,.      ., ..      ,. ,   waiian surfboard or   auiiaplane.    This   with the Babylon team.    This will   be
r,r ..,.,,,   »hut   standing the many attracficns    around   <,  . ,        ¦   i^ ¦    u j i     i     . c   »h». f,r^i ,.;.,,,    ..r   ,v.
opinion   that .   f*       .u i   i       i      oat b^Br-i. lb inches wide and   about S   'be nrst visit    of   the
finding
Mr-   Carman with the   crime,   she   ament was   postponed   until   Saturday Sheriff   Pettit   Wed-. °f ]hiB week, July 7.
A tournament tor iau> rr: be planned later.
ilitrs will
BASEBALL DRAWS CROWD
The baseball gemes at Freeport i ark
are rei orted 'f   '^ull   eF^twhere.    The
attendance in the m<irning was   not   so
iarge. but in the   afternoon,    notwith-
"Pilly" Rayn ir is n. ..v managing the tearv.. succeeding .Art Cooke, who handled the team so carefully so far this season.
Baseball fans are prtuTiiscd a big treat at the Babylon baseball field or» Weiinesday, July 15, when the fast Chinese team, which    made a tihenom-
Vincent P 4xl2P.
Simon De nue, 4x."jn.
Richard L. Bogardu Avenue, 4x50
LIGHTING
.Martin F. Koch. .Atlantic .Avenue.
Umma A. .Ma\iK'-.v. St. .Murks   Ave
ntu
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Aveiiue.
Jav Buji'Tt, .Miller -Aveii'ic Jui'n T.  llill, (irand .AvtM.ue. .A. S. Reynolds, Graiul Avenu .Alice .Antz, .Nassau Avenue. Charles J. Shea, Miller Av".'ii Harry Kiiplaii, SuiTuik Street ner,  Wcodbine Av< :,!:: -^,"in. Main '.¦ :i
Mrs. Carman did not do this shooting, 5<) N. Bergen not do we believe, unless the District Attorney has some evidence whioh did not Cume out in the in(|Utst, that it will be possible to convince a jury that she did. There is, so far as we can recall, in looking over the testimony, not one single act which connects Mrs. Carman with this shooting, beyond an admitted jealousy. Jealousy of itself is no crime against law, and v.hile it may, aii'l often bus, led to crime, the connection must be direct, nnd must be proven. The piii- lul part of an aliair ui thid kir'l is that while the f rosucjting po'.vers have unlimited funds v.ith v.'hich tu eini-'loy experienceii men ;.) ri>;ht their cnse, a person in urdi::,u-y rinnncia. circumstances' can scci:''.' tqunily . puwerful men oniy so I'.uie -is that m.'.v'- ' limited fun.is iioi.l out.
the villape, there was a record break¬ ing crcvd, and a rousing good game was played.
SOUTH SHORE YACHT
CLUB Hit; DAY The Fourth was certainly a big    day at the South Shore Yacht Club and the   tators.
<in of the feet ling, slightly rounded at the for- Chinese team out on Long Island and ward end, was t .ivtd ut a high rate  of   it was at an unusual expense  that   the
sped by a fpeed boat. Mr. Caril stood on the hoard and by manoeuver- ing his body jierformed several re¬ markable tnd thrilling feats, much to the aii.ustir.erit of the intt rested   spec-
wit-
a Fuente. Rosedale   Ave
l.'i" Washiiurn
contests in the   afternoon    were nerstd by    a    iarge   and   entlij.-iustic crowd.
Three match races vvt-ie inid be tween boats owned by ii.embers of the Ci'jb. each match beinf;; arranged be- tv.t en floats which Were evenly rated under the American Power Buat .Assu- ciatioii Rules.
There were seven entrit-ij fur the first match and thre'.- boats started. Tht Piiitch was won tiy the "Ivy." u'.vned by C. H. Ha'.vkins. The secuiid iiiUtoh had fuur starters and was •.vuri by "Duii.iy Um." uwiie.i by ('ttu .lung.
The aeroiilane owned by .Mr. Hein¬ rich did nut appear as Mr. Heinrich was entered in the race on the Hudson River.
In the evening a record breaking crowd enJov*! dancing at the Club House,
TKnLl.EY.-^ 11 A.V DLL BIG ( unwi- During the day it was neces-aiy tor the Troiley Company tu run "doulic-- headers" in urder to accommodate the ci'.i.vd visiting in tlie' community. tii;ii spending a dny out uf town, .ir   'it   :h.-
Babylon Baseball Association secured them. The Chinamen are said to be the snaptiiest bunch of ball players that ever visited Long Island and tho game will be worth goint miles to see. The admission will be 3i, cents to the field and 15 cents extra fur a grand stund seat. Those wishing seats should be on hand early. The wiil begin sharp at 3 :3p p. m.
Adverttsement.
gam
Yacht Races in August
i lie 1 imi!.p|.i!;.-lii|i n 1 ireat South liay Yacht ciiitiuii tlii> y..|.r will lu 12 tu I.-..     Thu   lir-t    legiiu
News of the Churches   In the Fire Department
h.id Mt B.i'.- i'. :i u ne\t lit Sh\ viiiu ..,' ! Ult .111 Aiiu-.i-t 14. I 11 August I.J.
Aiic;i:-r .AiU'U-t n I    a!
tin,-    ul    th,-
ii.'iiig   Ass.)-
iu!.l   August
will   bo
12,    the
:t.    Bell.
litcbugu.'
will ui¬
irl r..ces MS    lul-
-hall
,|i'-
.New   York
Weekly Weather Report
UI remiur.- in uther
Local Topics
r ruiay Fuurth veiy till
Juiy 3 of  July-
i)verca>t,
ll'iliv    c
Mai.-ily
About   Gu.- Freeporter.-.
nii The
F.¬
ill   Pari; lends
J.tpla, b/ th't
Art-'r aim.'St n year's -ibsence frum htr homo m R. cl-;vi:le Centre, whi'.-h WiiS spent with iu-r si.ster i;t I'nniima, .Mrs, Catherino" De Cra:!' has reru'iii-d Mini spent the ¦-vuekti.'l with .Mrs. K.l- ::,aiid Y'lU.'ig.   .i   I'iT   Wui.aee   Street,
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ind
i- i.r'Uh.i.l.'s i.n.l hi* i'rien.l. ll, l.v- ui -iiiitli, a milling luillionaire, nuv.- living in Freepurt, have had a falliiii;- utit. They liiid been fa^t busiiie.-s friends lor sevenil years, but the fujl- ing out WHS sudden an..! resulted v.: cr-iii't Motion, wiiich .'Hmt,' i Mt in Rbode.s' fav.ir.
H. Lyon Smith -.jme niunllis ag-' sturteil Oscar in business ;i-i mar.ag.-' of the Freepurt I'asino. Hut a!i hi.- nut be.'ii Well between Smith nnd Rhode- for several weeks, and when Sinith untere.i the hotel an.l gave di¬ rections to Oscar, the latter objuct.'d. Hut words were exchanged and OJcar ordi-red bis quuiuliim frien.i and su|i- purtirinituf tiic Ca,-i;:u. The case WHS tried before Justice Van Sicl.-n, in Mineula, Saturday.
The ilecision carried with it the jiro- vison that Smith make a complete set tlement uf all debts incurred by Rhodes
,'|.',rf.
.Miss 1'l-w wee eric!; .M. ('Hrulina
.Mnv .-., i- with' Scott.
'•n
tier   1,-.   ,-peniiing   a
¦ .-ister.   Mrs. Fred-
N'c'vl.uMie,    .\' irth
i .Mr, ami >drs. .Averil .\liiiluw and jfamiiywere guests uf .Mrs. O. W. ' lluinjihrey, over the Fourth uf .July.
;     Rev. Dr. W. W. W. Wilsun,    jiastor uf   tiiu   De    Kalb    Avenue    .Methodi.-t . Episcopal Chuqch (funnerly   of    Free- ' port .M. E. Church) left   last   Wednes¬ day on the tiuiiHid liner Ivernia on  his I third trip atiroad, accompanied    by   24 I persons.    They will tour eastern   Eur- jope and Italy, and will return by   Sep- I tember 1.    The    [larty   includes    Mrs. Wilson, .Miss VVilia E. Wilson and Dr  J Wells Warren Wilson.— Eagle. i
.if    We.-t I
HEAVLN HLL
I say it reveren understood. One liay last week ;. Woman was shot in Dr. Ci.rmiin's of¬ fice, in coid bloo.l, and Airs. Carnmn admits, because of a more or le-s .'-troiif', chain of circumstunliHl evidence, she is susp'tcted of the crime. '] husj of us wi'io h'ave known .Mrs. Carnmn for a decade or more do not join in tiii- sii.-- picion, because we knov.' her to be ii woman above reproacli.
Circumstances are .idmitttidlyV against her, but they could have been ' e.|ually against any one of several others and it is mimifestly unfair to believe all of the misleading state¬ ments iiiijieuring in the city nei-vspa- pers.
The District Attorney is working carefully on the case, and if he can find evidence sutlicient tu convict a pers-in of the crime, the guilty person, woman or man, must suffer. In the meantime, every fairminded honest person will withhold judgment until the evidence is in.
Since the above    was   written   .Mrs.
Sunday—OvercHst, .Monday- -C'verciir.t
tu rain iilion! '.' ii. ii..
nigiu-
i ies.iay-   'ihLinu-.;-
fron; iiiidriigbt   until
iri.l   I I.nd
L'hilly.
I'll,    be^an
lijin.;d     nil
,ol n\ the Church of ¦ ci i.-eil ,ii.-t Siinday ll v.ui re-.ipe iieiuly
CP.S
lav.
llli
shower end in:/ daybreak, ov--r iior;ii;-.i:-
Mid chu
' lhe Suiub.v Sd jth.. ii .:.. Ue.ic.ii, I for 'he .iiimiiier-
iil September.
A li.Letiiig 0! ml the
parish v.:,- he.-i TucmIi,.'.
:M, ill    the   Sur.di-.y    ^c! , Thurs.ius uveni.-'ir   .i ^::i. j ir.-::t ;:in.   iu-Pi.     Tiie    dijtct   • f   thes tu •diT.i.'ige for ii ri.r.'mor
r|.j,-a!dtpi. by H.E. P.
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.'ting
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June
Or
:'   tht
Wednfc.-ilay -C ¦.st in p. m.
Tnursilay —'Gv, IS' .mi -ti-'.^v
o^t
n.eeting,- I'll to tb'.- Lugue.-
AViiig C'lmMit '.i.'sitrn-ite'.l fur the tliir. day i,f the lie|-a:trnfut t Lalioi- Lbiy. The I'.ir. i...iiiiii,iny designiit'.'d thu troii) hi- ci'intiaiiv. ..n.i : three chiuts mitt-.-e. Ho E'lv.Hi I T:\
hii-
Bill vlun tl
in the se\t Suvville.
A.iiiust 13, - 11.
^Hvville,
Sailing vacht ill cla-ses fr
;i .    Mui --es    fn
will   1
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S. S. Y. C. Notes
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¦   The ruguliir meeti: be held at  lhe Ci'iii I vening, .lui.,  14 lowe 1 iiy 11 meetim' Governors,
Tile Club cruise will lake place Aug¬ ust 12 to l.'l, inclusive. These are the days rn '.vhich the Suuth Bay Yacht Racing Association  hoJd   their  cruise
' .'-ervices -^uri.iay ; .'¦.cninu' ..'Clock; wiil subject Ues-   r!i:%Hn','
Su:idi,y :: v:::;
-ch'j./l same n. 1est;n;oiiial Hemp-t',-M'l
n.'xt   Su'..iav,
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ur; We. 11 nu-et ing lank Hui ,i',ilv 12
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; li-nti  11 1.1 lire i uiidii.i; i-iiliy I uu "i-- iiting    sel-ii I'vertis.-ui- .
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-aces
Miss Helen   G.   Anderson
1.1, ,1,. i.tt.r v„,.„tM in  f««nr  ,-f i •'^''^'¦'¦'t'k Road is spending her vacation , Carman has   been   arrested   for   this ant   that the latter vacate in   tavor   ol     . ,,     c^UnviiahA C«mii for flirU   near'     - n .  , .. v
at tne benowisna tamp ior uiris, near   grime.    Her arrest does not prove  her
Miiiin.   cagie^ Norwich, Conn^  1 guilty   (nor tend to) and I see no   rea
\/!ll^>...>   T~«,   n»A ..       ,   ..     ,.r /.   , ..   o    -1   son for changing the above   comment.
Village    lax   UUe Mrs. J. M.    Wigg.ns   of   144   south   ^he Oistnct Attorney rightly
" -„.-,,.        Grove Street, entertained   her   cousin
D. Frank   Seaman,   Tax   Collector,   .^j^.^   Henry gives notice in another column that he
has received hia books, and will begin the collection of taxes on July 20. See advertisement for particulars.
Ist quality Garden Hose. So ft.
Lawn Sprinklers, SOc up.
Sprinkling Cans, 26c up.
Black Screening, 2c sq. ft.
Galv. Screening, 3c gq. ft. ; rolls 2ic
Lawn Mowers, $2.45 to $9.25
Window Screens, 20c up.
O-Cedar Mops,   89c;  oil.   $2.60 gal.
Garden Utensils
Perfection Oil Heaters, $2.98
Chicken Wire, 150 ft.   Roll,   Jc   sq. ft., ic opened
Chick Wire. IJc sq. ft.
Nursing Bottles, 2 for 5c
Perfection Cook   Stoves,   2   burner, $6.75; 3 burner, $9 00
Peroxide, 16 oz. hottle, 10c Da Silva
M.   Earle, 'Jregon, on Wednesday.
her of    Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Werner of Pine Street have moved to High Hill Beach for (he suhiimer.
Howard J. Teas secured the position
ays he is a prosecuting not a persecuting offi cer, and his duty is to secure the pun¬ ishment of guilty persons, not to at¬ tempt to prove any person guilty of a crime only on circumstantial evidence.
The tilub House v.'ill be open for dancing every weekday evening during the season. Special music for Tues¬ day, Thurs.ioy and Saturday evenings.
The annual vaudeville entertainment will bl- held Friday evening, ,Iuly 24. Victor .Moore has taken charge of this entertainment and promises something novel and unique. He will have the assistance of high class artists '.vho are members of the (Tub.
The barn dance will be held during the early part of August and the mas (|uerade during the last week of Aug¬ ust.
The Club is meeting   with
1 1 iie ijuurterly meftiiiu 'il 1:1 .^I. E. Church wiii tni;e \r.nvv iJuiy 12. The services; 11 preaching, Rev. E. .M. Harpe: i 11 :45 a. m., ioVe feast. Re I En to rtnd Rev. W. E. Jo:it's; 1 ji. rn., i Sunday Schfiol, Supt. .Iohn J. Ir.ins; lil : p. m., iireaching, P.-'V. C E. Wilson, f B. D. ; 3:45 \:. m., Holy Cominuniuii. iRev. J. M. Proctor, D. D., an) R.v. : S. IL V. Gumbs, Ph. I).; 4:30 p. m.. ' Lyceum ;,>'p. rn., jilatform nieetin;;. I with address by Counselor Julius L. : .Mitchell; solo. '.Miss Bells Galloway; 'solo, .Miss .Marie Kelley; duet, .Mrs. i .M. W. Laws and Clarence Satchel; ! so'o, .Mrs. Rosa Lawson; closing ad I dress, John J. Irons. 1 The visiting ministers will be Rev. I R. C. Ransom, jr.. Rev. M. A. Brad- i ley, D D., Rev. H. H. Harris; choris- I ter, Frank Sommers; organist, .Miss T. splendid^ Weeks; pastor. Rev. P. M. Laws.
••HK SALE.M FIKE Firemen's Mural i, in it- i--ue ful- ! i-.viiig this ;ii.-)iStous tir". "rlla^te'i tlu- Salem authorities in eVei > way p.i; :i!..jl' in: alluwiiig cul litiuiis tu .x- i9t which, rhev ha.i been warned re¬ peated.y by the Chiei' 'if llu- Deiiall- iiient, 'vuuld --.iiU' Jay bii'ig aiiuut the -l^¦^t.••U':^i.l^ lli thnt nty nn uinler- , maniifd lire liepartn.ent ;:"uur water picssur.-, Hii.i no building restrictions, yet if Salem':- loss will iiiai;e only one other city si".- the liglit, :r '.vill not .'lave ' ccurred in vain. .Alt> r the tir.- "the City Council Milemnly met and :--u:...mnly passe<! an ur.liiiance forbid- dir;g tile construction of woo.ien ruufs. " To t|Uote them still further: "Four letters de.scribe the ditference betw'eeii Salem and some cities that might be mentioneil.     The  four  are  L-U-C-K."
Fourteen Years   Ago
f.iuit.-. 11 \. .ir-
FiV'l S
fall fi-'uii
f;..urg.
Culd, r'-
chaar.lt brok. a luHii uf iu.', liagu.',    fur;
Jrug stor.'.   I.
•lurk    1 -   Agn.
S.amaii. married 'uly I
\'illiige Hoar.) increa,-. - miiiimiini rate of ligbt from .¦!-'2 to --3 p-'i- muuth.
Piiiicipal Oley reporte.I iiv.riige at- tendanc- at schuol f.jir piu-t >.nr 473.
WHAT IS THE SUNNY SIDE.'
as weighmaster for the Knickerbocker to make a world, and B. Frank Post. Ice Company's distributing station of the business end of the Freeport here, on Monday. Baseball Club, is having an experience
with   one   kind,   which   cannot   even J. Huyler Ellison  left   Thursday   to  eradicate "that smile that won't come attend the session of the Grand   Lodge  ^ff-i    The, neighbors   in   the   vicinity
success this season.    The Tuesdav and , i ^, r,
Thursday   evening  dances   are   being { A VISITATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE I Clar.s<.n, Benj. well attended and Saturday   night   re-.     Rev. S. O. Curtice had a hap"p5^ sur- ceptions are filling the Club  House   to I prise   on   Saturday   evening   last.    A Verily, it do take all kinds of people   its capacity. i party cf over twenty young   men   and
women had come from   Jarnaica   for a
day's outing at Point  Lookout.    They
were all members of the Friday   even-
A decision of   importance   to   those ' '"K Young People's Class of the Meth
Unclaimed Letters
iFreeport Pott Office)
Clarks.in, Miss ffdith E.
An Interesting Tax Case I
of Elks, to be held in Denver. S. P. Pettit was the delegate from Freeport Lodge,   but was unable to attend,   and
of the ball ground, naturally   perhaps.
Mrs. M. E. Davis and  son   Edward, 9   will
House,
ance oi "The Greyhound," doring the week if June 20. The Plaza has ar¬ ranged to show this wondetful picture on juiy 15; matinee and evening; ad¬ mission, matinee, 10 and 16 cents; ev* ening, 10 and 20 cents.
Advertlsement-
5-lOc Store and W, Merrick Road I the Summer   at   the   Centra
 A(lv«rtl»enient  | Haines Falls, N. Y.
The Strand Theatre   of  New   York, |«».      . n.    ..   ,.        <• *
with a seating capacity of   3500.   was \ Vital dtdtlStlCS lOF J1106
packed to the doors at every   perform   |     ^    . , .      ,    ,
' -    —     _        .,1     During   the n.onth   of   June   there
i were 6 births and 4 deaths recorded in
i the Village of Freeport, as follows:
I BIRTHS
June 8—Hazel   Rose,   Valentine   G.
' and Rose Walters.
I     12—Rose Emma, Everett and   .Mar-
I garet Post.
Smith & Bedell talk about soda  this i    jg—Nathaniel, William and Miriam
week.    See their advertisement. | Kowetz.
-^^'•'"¦•'°"''I     21--RowenB. Emil and Hilda Ander-
fryniyspecialboxof   cut   flowers, ;'°^'g_^^^^,      ^,^^;^„ ^      ^^^-^
7;>c, for the weekend.    C. R.   Ankers,   y^fj^lgy
florist. Rockville Centre,    L.I.    Tele-i     23-Frances Clare,   Clarence B. and phone connection; delivery "nywhere.; p^^^^^^ ^.jUj^^^
  AdvOTUMment. , DEATHS
Coming, VVednesday, July 15.   mat-1     June 1—William H. Vanderbilt, age inee and evening, at the   Plaza,   "The  68. Greyhound, " in motion   pictures,   pro-
interested in tax sales  and  deeds  has i o^^'^t Episcopal Church, and stojiped at
been given by the  Appellate   Division | the parsonage on   Pine   Street   to   see
,,,,.„ , in the case of Bandler vs. Hill, decided I their former pastor.    Happy greetings
do not all take kindly to the annoyance   last Friday, and gives  holders  of   tax I »"<^ talk of former times occupied   the
incident to the crowdsin   the   vicinity   titles some'reason to believe that such i fi"'^e" """"'^nts and then   all   gath-
'  ered about the piano.    Samuel Stuart,
eader of tbe class, is a fine musician and has a genius for inspiring young people to sing, or to work, and the young people grouped about him and sang with enthusiasm. Then came a brief prayer by Dr. Curtice, and a parting verse of "God be with vou till we meet again," and the happy com¬ pany went homeward.    It means much
scat a little girl ran out,   grabbed   the  and resulted in a judgment for the  d ....     ..  .   ,   .        ,• 1. A   ball, and ran into   the   house   again—   fpnrtnntH
I and Miss Mabel Cornelius   will   spend ^ ^„j g   p  „„,y g^j„„^j ^ Pendants
SOME ARTIST
Notwithstanding the seriousness of. the conditions, some interesting things have been noted in the city papers in connection with the topic of discussion which has occupied so much of their space recently.    The Brooklyn   Times
of
for
Ellson, Mr. Bert H. Columbian Brass Fdy. Fling, Miss A. Louise A. Havns. Mrs. Wm. Johnson, Mr. Edward Konig, Mr. Wm. G. Kamerer, Miss M. Marine Power Equipment Co. Moore, Miss Irma L. Mack, Mrs. Andrew Meyer, Mr. I. Murphy, Mr. Andrtw Moore, Gilbert Morawetz, Ed. R. Mogel, Nathaniel Miller, Mr. C. Rice. Mr. Allan Sammons, Mr. T. Elmer Spam, Mr. Louis Srnythe, the Misses Watt, .Mrs. Julia A. Williams, Mr. Agnes Williams, .Mrs. John D. Whaley, Benj.
Robt. G. -Anderson, 1914-
July
12~Jennie Bedell, age 32.
17—Lena Forbes, daughter of Chai.
nounced by the N. Y. Press to  be  one
of the greatest pictures ever produced. , ""d Lav na Forbes, age 1 year
" * ^ A<lvtrU««ment !     23—Martha Barnes, age 42.
Justice Benedict wrote a long opin¬ ion in which he upheld the contention of the defendants that the proceeding before the  Countv   Treasurer   to   set
aside the tax sale and deeds, instituted to the young   r«"ople   themselves   and more than five years after the   expira- i "lU^h to the church of which  they   are
tion of the time to redeem the proper- members to   have   such   a   group
ty from the tax sale, was a nullity and young   people   banded   together
^ _   absolutely void, and that therefore the Christian training and werk.
Monday evening had a picture' headed  defendar.t's title of the property which
"Prominent Figures Sketched   at   the  '" this case consisted of three   lots   at At the .Methodist Church the   theme
Bailey Murder Inquest   Today."    Th«, ^^^'''"'''y' "P°"   which   improvements of the sermon   next   Sunday   morning
pictures on the top row were supposed  had been erected   by   the  defendants, will be "The First and   Greatest   Gift
to be those of District Attorney Smith,   ''"K"*"^'              ,,     ,   , of Loyal Devotion."    In   the  evening ; dav School to High Hill Beach
Mr. Bailey and Corodon Norton, but if      Charles H. Stoll   of   Hicksville,   at- the subject of   the   discourse   will   be
P. M
Coming Events
Friday, Julv Ip
2300 More Commuters
r Tbure w.-re 2:!uii riiun- .•'iniruul..rs , on tbe Long Islan.l i;iiilr..a.| lines in i. June, l'Jl4, than in the same month of • VJl3. The total number was 22.130 las! month, as compared with l!i,H30 in ,Iurie, 1913, a gain of nmre than UJ per cent, over IDL't.
It is estimated that July will show a
greater increase, and the July    figures
if 1918. 24.6«(i, will run uri to 27.r,00,
.judging from the iiusiness of  the   first
two days of the month.
I "The Greyhound," by Paul Arm¬ strong and Wilson Wizner. A deep sea dramatic masterpiece, (iroduced with a realism never before attempted in motion picturen. Acted by a cast noteworthy for its dramatic stars. Scenically and photographically the acme of [lerffcction. To be shown at the Plaza, Wednesday, July lii; mat¬ inee and evening.
Wfiut the critics say: "The Greyhound" is a powerful film story.    The acting of the play   is   be-
'yond criticism from start to finish. The cast is one of a uniform degree of ex-.ei lence. I'he scenes are strongly dramatic. The photography perfect. -D., Sunday Telegraph. "The Greyhound" is a plaj with highly wrought incidents interspersed with genuine comedy. A perfect pro¬ duction.—Andrews, M. P. .News.
"The Greyhound" is a iikely winner and tells an interesting tale. It is • genuine photo|iIay. The abundant 'Iramatic acting mounts st.-adily to a climax. Photogruphically thia feature is a superior 'me. The scenes are clear ani steMdy. — D., .Mirror.
the names had been   reversed
in   any
torney for Mr. Bandler, who has made   "Modern Philistinism..
way' the pictoreVwould'ha'vr^esembTed  » *Pi'=!?">: "^, ^^"^.1^^^,^:^^". P'-"*"'^.'>'
one as much as the other.    I can get a
16 year old boy   out  of   High   School
who could give that   artist   points   on
drawing.
Local Topics ContlDDed on Page 8
carr/the case to the Court of Appeals ^anon William Sheafe Chase. D. D.. The decision has been awaited with ^^^,^, „f Christ Church. Brooklyn, will much interest by the Nassau County t,e the preacheif at the Church of the tax officials and hy lawyers interested Transfiguration next Sunday evening, in tax sale cases. Julv 1'
Henry L. Maxson of this village was       Mrs.'Edmund   Lumley   will   render
Shore Yacht Club.
Coal will cost more next month. Buy now and save money. Freeport Co«l C-o.
counael for the defendants.
Standard Gasoline, 16c gal.   G. Ben¬ nett Smith Garaie.
Alyerfseca^tt.
the beautiful soprano s"lo. "Why ait thou cast down, oh my soul," by .Max Spicker, at this service.
(C-ontmued on page -5
"The Greyhound"   is  a   high   clasa
Annual "uting of Presbyterian   Sun-   featur?,   presenting  a   powerful   and
^•_i     1 ... I ..-V I.-ii ..      t dramatic story in a most effective man-
p-,i,i«..   i„iv 9i "'¦•¦     Interest vs held on  edge   to   the
„     ,        rrtaay. juv, ii verv fini-h   of   the   picture.    A   more
Vaudeville entertainment    at   South •        ,   .        j      i ,' .       ^   iiivm
appropriate and   able   cast   would    be diflicult     to     select.        Photography Wednesday to Saturday. Aug. 12 to 16   throughout is the best.
Cruise of   'he   South   Shore   Yacht —Pete. Billboard
Club. The   photoplay   version    of    "The
Greyhound" will   take   an   imi>ortant place among   feature  productions.    It Annual beach party of   the D. B. P.   is a complete story interestingly   told. .Mott Post, VVoman's Relief  Corps,   to   intftllig'fit interpretation,   careful
rec'ionv adequate staging   and   fij good photography.—M. P. Wyj
Wednesday, July 22 >e8( W<
High Hill Beach.
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