Nassau County Review 19130627

              i^Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Vlllagre of Preeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 27,1913
Vol. XVIII, No. 35
Freeport
Single copiea of the Review for lale at Greenblatfi and Braithwaite'a, Raiiroad Avenae; Kiefer's, Nasaan County Review, DaSilva's and Go- betz's. Main Street; DaSilva's, West Merrick Road.  tf
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE
Friday, Jane
Saturday,
Sanday,
Monday,
Taesday, Joly
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
27, 28, 29, 80, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
Mrs. H. E. Randall of Yaphank has been visiting relatives and frienda in Freeport.
Fred Smith, of our local police ia nursing  a sprained wrist aa  a re¬ sult of being thrown from his wheel.
Next Friday being Fourth of July, the Post Office will close at 9:80 and will not open again until the following niorning.
Among the passengers sailing on tfae steamship Berlin of the North German
Firemen's
Records
Smashed
Altboagh the ibembership in the Nassau Coanty Firemen's Association has dwindled to about half ita original nuniber, and the crowd was not as large as nsaally attends sach events, the toarnament of the Nassau County Association at Valley Stream Wednes¬ day saw several records broken in the contesta, and the affair can be conaid¬ ered a saccessful one.
While many questioned the wisdom of Valley Stream trying to handle a crowd and affair of the size of this one, the fact remains that it was well handled.
The parade commenced promptly   at
10:80, and was over at 12, the  march-
I Hig beipg slow and tbe line  of   march
force I "°^ being a long one.    After _the   pa
1.48 p. m. 2.41 p. m. 8.84 p. m. 4 25 p. m. 5.16 p. m. 6.06 p. m. 6.56 p. m. 7.43 p. m. 8.38 p. m.
ADDRESS TO GRADUATES. On Sunday evening, in the Methodist Episcopal Church, Dr. Carrington de¬ livered the annual address to the grad¬ uates of the Freeport High School. The church was packed with an audl- radVtY"gues"t7and~ members''of   tlTe   ence that listened with great   pleasure
Comlmencement
Week At School
Our local peace-loving citiMns can breathe freely once more since the Class of '18 has performed its long looked for deed of "revenge" on the Class of '14. The mighty deed oc¬ curred on Sunday evening when Junior Russell Tree was attacked by a squad of aeniors while returning from church. The Seniors, assisted by Sophomores, helped ftasell to the home of Soph. Murray where the representative of the Junior Ciass was fed milk and light cake
Injnnctioa Against
Sewer
press were guests of   the  Aaaociation I at Schreiber's Hotel,   at   dinner,   and j promptly at 1:45   the   contests   were started.
At the close of the parade Ocean Side received word that a fire waa burning in their village. They made the run home immediately, but the fire which was in the reaidence of  Wesley
to the pastor's address.    Dr.   Carring- ton's subject waa "Paths of Holinesa,"
On Tuesday moming the members of the Village Board of Trusteea, and the Village Clerk, were served with injunctions restraining them with go* ing ahead with the work of putting a storm aewer on Brooklyn Avenue, con¬ necting with the brook east of Main Street, which work was begun within the last few days.
Tbe injunction is made by James Hanse, as aa interested property own¬ er, as he claims this will be a detri¬ ment to his property, through which the brook runs.
As will be remembered, thia work was projected laat Fallas part of the plan for relieving the conditions on Grove Street, the expense to be met from the money received from the Preeport Railroad Co. for that pur¬ pose, and at the time there was some objection from the oyster planters, who claimed  that the running of  this
Local Topics
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br the .aitiw.
OUR NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
You can now call as on the telephone day or night. The New York Tele¬ phone Company has installed ua a switchboard with two trunk linea, Nos. 8 and 9, and branches connecting to busineas office, editorial office, atock room and printing room.
Tbis switchboard ia also arranged that all. cal Is after the office is closed will go throagh to the residence of one of the proprietora, and more prompt attention can in thia way be given to our clients.
In the Fire Department
MattOT. el latan.t t. aatd .bMrt Um ta aur loeal J.pwrf ia> brH.E.P.
A special meeting of the Fire De¬ partment was beld Monday evening, at which time it was decided to hold the Second Annual Firemen's Day of the Department on Labor Day again this year. The appointment of all commit¬ tees was left to the department officers.
VILLAGE OFFICE ETIQUETTE.
I notice frequently while the Village Board is in aesaion Thuraday after¬ noona, persona coming to the door of the village office and do not know whether they should come in   or   not.
and he counselled the graduates to water into Freeport Creek would be bad I The village office is alwaya open dur- keep to the highways of life, aa they f?"" their oystera. Accordingly at that \ ng the regular houra and Miss Rhodes, took part in its various phases. 11""« t^e work waa stopped, and   other  the assistant vi lage clerk, will always
'^   i plans made. ¦ i g>ve you careful   attention   while   the
j     The new Village Board, however, re-1 Board is in session, considered the matter, and decided that
Men and horses are to be stationed at all the various houses from Wednes¬ day, July 3, to midnight, July 4, as usual, in readiness for work. This will be a good time for anyone inter¬ ested to get acquainted with their fire¬ men.
Freeport Trustees
CLASS DAY.
The Class Day exercises   were  held j this was the most practical  wav of re .u„.n»...p.,«^.mu. u.«.,ux.„v,.x,..a..|„ ,.. ,.       .^_^ Monday   aftemoon   in   the   High) ijeving the Water  flow  from   what   i,
Lloyd Line on June 19 from New York   ^°P^*^' ,*"''',^"" ?-^'j?^"!-!*'^'i '"*'' ^^''"' ^tT^   Assembly   Hall.    During  the , known as Randall Park, through Brook
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for London, Paris and Bremen, is reg¬ istered Miaa Marie Mohle from Free- port.
Next Friday being Fourth of July, we must get our paper out a day earl¬ ier, and would therefore request our advertisers and newapaper correspond¬ ents to get their copy in to us a day earlier than asual.
The Colonial Theatre ^as filled Mon¬ day evening, when the testimonial en¬ tertainment for Frank O'Brien .was given by a namber of hia fellow actors from the Woodcleft Colony. A good vaudeville show was given, which con¬ tinued till after 12 o'clock. Every seat in the house was aold before the performance began.
apparatua left behind, after destroying ; whole school year and  especially   dur- the kitchen of the house. j ing the last few days, there   haa  been
Conapicuous by his absence from the intense rivalry between the two upper judges' stand was A. B. Wallace, who j classes. Monday, the last parting haa officiated as announcer for several i shots were fired and when the exer- years, and as this has proved so much '\ cisses were nearly over, the hatchet more satisfactory than writing the re-i was buried. The program was: suits on a blackboard, the press repre-! Piano Duet, Margaret Phillips and sentatives   sent   a   petition   to      the ' Myrtle Gissel.
lyn Avenue, and thus releaving the flow down Grove St. and gave orders for the work to be finished.
I PAY YOUR WATER RENT.
I If your water rents are not paid be¬ fore July 1, next Tuesday, there will be an extra 5 per cent penalty, so that it is worth while attending to this at once and saving that amount.
Fire in Bay View
"KICK THE PRINTER!" I     Many of my readers think it   is to be a newspaper editor
Special Term of the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, N. Y. By the terms of the decree, Mr. Stockman gets the euatody of the children. Thia case was tried thice times in the Nassau County Su¬ preme Court. The jury disagreed the first time. At the aecond trial, plain¬ tiff took judgment by default and later the default was opened on the applica¬ tion of the wife and waa finally tried at Mineola in  April.    George  Morton
judges, asking that for the benefit of tbe press and the public Mr. Wallace be asked to serve, but Mr. Schiffmach¬ er, who seemed to be running the affair, aaid no, and the contests went. unannounced.
The first event was   the   hook   and ladder contest,    in  which  there  were 8 entries.    Lynbrook waa first in this, in 34 8-5 seconds, followed by Hewlett j in 36 aec.    Hewlett however, was dis-  Phillips I qualified,  on   account   of   the   ladder      Presentation in  the  case  of I man not touching the first  round,   and   Cheahire.
Flora  Stock-j aecond plaee went to Lake View   in 35      Preaentation   of   Gift   to     School, has I sec.; Srd, Norwood,    86:3;   4th,   New I Thomas Murray.
Class Song, Entire Company
President's Address, Harold Suiith. Class Hiatory, Thomas Dougherty. Class Poehi, Willard VanRiper. Class Will, Myrtle Gissel. Address to Juniors, Edward Meaney. Address to Seniors, Jerome Nolan. Class Prophecy, Henry Kranz. Lantern Ceremony,   Josephine   Fin¬ ger.
Prophecy   on    Juniors,      Margaret
Early   Thursday   morning    P.      D
Combs, of  South    Bay    View   Avenue some of theni to take my   chair   for   a
I was awakened by the smell    of  smoke week.       Here's   an   instance   of   the
Investigating,    he   saw "fun."
out   and       Last   week   in   the    Messenger   we
ChII   62 primed an    item   of  a   wedding   in   a
had   no neighboring village,   and in the   hurry 1 laid   perfectly
inv   en- of the day our machine said  the   bride ' making changes which would iiut loops
iiurnin- 'was   attired in a strawberry   suit   of , in the track ; the company was willing
answered blue," instead of a "traveling auit   of j to make any changes the   Board   could
Herewith ia the remainder of the report of the Village Board of Trusteea, concluded after we went to press for our last issue:
A double assessment on property of C. H. Frederick at South Shore Park was corrected.
Jacob Post askt that a trolley pole and an electric light pole in front of his new building at Olive Boulevard and Pine Street be moved 10 feet fur¬ ther west, to improve the street condi¬ tions. It was the opinion of the Board that this would be an improvement, and it was so ordered.
Mr. Lamb later appeared before the Board and said that he found that Mr. Malcomson was right about the differ- I'd like for ' ences of grades on Grove Street He said that their rails at Atlantic Ave¬ nue were just even with the N. Y. & L I. Traction Co. and he did not see how the tracks could be lowered that much. He stated that the raila were evei   and   he   disliked
fun I
The final judgment Max Stockman   against man, in favor of Mr.   .Stockman, been aigned by Juatice Blackmar,  at a | Hyde Park, 87; 5tb, Woodmere,   87:2;
of      Gifts,
Delia
6th, Munson, 88. The gift to the   school   which    the
In the   steamer  contest,   Lav/rence  class presented waa   a   large   bulletin was first. 218ft.;   Sea   Cliff,   se.ond.   board, to be placed on the front of the ii;:7XTfrnr«h^ h"Z\nTr„Vhn^   l see mm a 197 ft.. 8 in.;   Hempstead   third.   165  building. , oflf? 1 a^ s^    ^^^^^ *°'*"
ft., 8 inchea.    Freeport waa   not   en-!     Next week we will publish the com-   ComL th?nk« ^h'p Tf   '^""'"^f'.   ^'-   «"«• tered in this event. ! plete program, as printea by the   Jun-  Jf„'?!"'„i^Jr„'''„?ir:!   Zf\^^ ;"","¦
in his house.
; his barn was afire inside and
• the roof already burned   off.
\ was blown   and   the   fireintn
I trouble in locating the blaze,
I tire sky in that section being ated.      The     department
promptly but as usual with a fire in this   blue." and I overlookt the error. suggest that would   be practical    from
section, it was a long run and   a   hard       Tne mistake   was   a   ridiculous   one ^ an engineering standpoint.    No   defin- strain on all the horses except Hose 3,   and we were of course sorry   to  cause   ite action was taken, which was nearby.    Hose 3  soon   had   our newly-wed neighbors  any   embar-' a stream of water on  the   blaze,    fol-  rassment, but my what a call down   he | lowed shortly after   by   Hose   1,   but  gave me over the   telephone,   and  be¬ the building was   entirely  destroyed,   fore we got thru Ulking he told me he !     At the regular meeling of   Freeport and pulled down by the men   to  avoid  didn't want me to speak   to  him   if   1 | Council, No. &7, Jr. 0. U. A. M..   last accident.     . . gygr  met him   on   the   street.    As  a j Friday evening,   there   were   but  two
Several smaller buildings were  bad-  matter of fact I don't know him   when I new nominees for   office.    Past Coun¬ iy scorched,   and   a   boat   which  had  I see him and won't until! happen   to : cilor   Wm. S. Merrill   was  nominated
m some day   and  he   snubs i for chaplain, and also for one the Rep- ! resentatives to the State Council, wbich
Jr. 0. U. A. M. Notes
diary origin, as   none   of   his   family   «        .i    «! py      i      fi*    i
had been in there previous to the  fire,   OOUtu uOiOre  IaCnt\«lUD
and the first he knew of the blaze was
tered in this event. i plete program, as printea by the
Single Laoder Contest—There  were ' ior Class. 117 entries in thia event,   only   28  of I
J^^r4rsec^'irChaui;v''Wr''     **°"'^"^  T^T^ c   mooWight  sail  when he was awakened by the  smoke.
lltd   wnii«i K«n.  fi^K^   Soper, .^„     ven   by  the   Senior  Class   and  The barn was quite a   large   one,   and
-     ^ 6.8, 8rd, William Kane  6:45.    In the  Tuesday   evening   the    Jun or-S^n or  the damairp will   nrnhnhiv   umZZnt  tn
Levy, of the firm  of  Edwards^ Levy  run-off in this event one man had been | bahquei was held at Garden City. ^ about     $800       nartfv    ^PovPr^H     hv
.t T, .   _..   ^ _ wjs r.._ ,     announced as running in 7 seconds and I 'insurance covereo     oy
as there were several who ran   off  on i        JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET '	
this time, and this name wab ont men-! - m.     . .     • ^     ^u     o    ¦      C_ —^ «-L L   rk   •
tioned the judgea were asked why not.   p,^*'^^^"/'"^   8'^«" /«   ^^.«  S^"!""-, TrCCpOrt thurch  DoiOffS
At flrst they refused   to   an.wer   but I S'^^'.^r^'V""'""- ^^   ^"'^^^  ^"^
finally said the time should have   ^^^^1^^}^^, ^t^^^'^'^y ^^friing, was an enjoy-,     r^v.   J.   Sidney   Gould   of   Garden
9 seconds, but not until thev had asked It        "®-    A specia  car carried   from  City,. having been engaged  as  stated
several of those   who   asked   why.   jf | Freeport about thirty-five of  the   stu-   supply for   the   Preabyterian  Church,
"they were running this thing." j denta, who sat down to the   dinner  at  will continue to   conduct   the  Sunday   duction of a'member
Hoae   Contest-lst.    We.tbary,   ^^ iTtli^^^f^^}^^^^ «nd   prayer   meeting  until a     .Gentlemen   may   be   introduced   as
4-5  sec;   2nd,    Mineola,    38:8;   3rd, iJ'^^f! ^J"^*''PJ^^^^^ guests at the Club   House   but   twice
Hempstead,    (Protection)     39;     4th, j ^fJ^^^J. ^^, ^«f^^^^^^  — only during the season.    These restric-
Woodmere,  89:8;   Bth,    Eaat   Rocka-1 ^i*=fl *^,U°"r'."5_ T",''^" =    ^,"^"^^1     Edith Bedell   is  announced  to   lead  tiona run against the visitor, irrespect-
meets at Poughkeepsie this year. The election will be held this Friday even¬ ing with the following nominees to be voted for: Councilor, Hilbert Johnson;
of Freeport, attorneys for Mttt Stock man, tried the case for the successful party. Dana Wallace, Assistant Dis¬ trict Attorney of Queens County, tried the defendant's case at  the last trial.
DaSilva's W. Merrick Road Store '   Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers: 16-in. $5.00; 18-in. $5.50; 20-in. $6.00
Chicken   Wire,   2  inch   meah,   roll price, l-2c sq. ft.
Black Wire Cloth, 2c sq. ft.
Galvanized Wire Cloth, 3c sq. ft.
Chicken   Wire 1 inch   mesh  by  the roll, IJc sq. ft.
Rayo Lamps, $1.49.
Garden    implementa,       moderately priced.
Spalding Baaeball Gooda
Fishing Tackle
Garden Hose, 4 ply guaranteed,   10c ft
Hammocks, $1.00
Single Gaa Plate, $76c
Double Gas Plate, $1.19.
Gas Ranges, $8.56
Hammocks, SOc to $6.00
New Perfection Oil Stoves, $6.76
Blue Flame Oil  Stove   Wicks,   as¬ bestos, 5c
'Phone 886W.   (Orders delivered.)
Advartlaement.
Stephen P. Pettit, auctioneer, will sell af" public auction on Saturday, June 28, at 8 p. m., the household es¬ tate, house and two acres of ground of; Chauncey M. Smith, deceaaed, on the Hempstead and Babylon Turnpike, | Merrick, about 150 feet north  of the
of 1914. was   toastmaster   and   intro¬ duced the following speakers:    Harold!
way, 40 ; 6th, Bay View   of  Freeport, ; ,^Tit!lLtZ*!- ^M"J°"j'ri'!!rrr^..2oh^"i: ^^^ Epworth League  meeting  Sunday   ive of the member or number of mem-
OCnOOl        niofllf    in    tho    M E^      nhlll-/,K-    tr>r>i/.      "TUa       Uar.    raUa     aaa.,      .al aU      ta      lat.aA.-aa     Uia.
The House Committee of the Club has sent the following letter to its j vice councilor, Rufus Rhodes; record- members: I ing secretary, F S. Snedeker, jr.; as- Because of the large number of peo-! sistant recording secretary, P. S. pie taking advantage of our Saturday ' Snedeker, sr.; financial secretary, John night receptiona without being proper-iw. Southafd; treasurer, Wallace R. ly introduced, it becomes necessary for i Post; conductor, Arthur W. Friend; your Committee to place before you I Warden, Cornelius Braren; inside sen- extracts from our House Rules: ! tinei, Martin Streesman; outside sen- "No person other than a member of tinei, Andrew Ennis; chaplain, Kenry the Club shall be admitted to the Club Robinson and Wm. S. Merrill; trustee House, except upon the personal intro-  for three   years,   C.   Wesley   Golden;
' representatives to State Council, C. Wesley Golden. Wallace R. Post, E. V. Baldwin, John J. Dunbar, W. B. Cozzens and Wm. S. Merrill; altern¬ ates, S. W. Hunt and F.   S. Snedeker,
41:2; 7th, Ocean Side, 41:3; Sth, Woodmere, 41:4; 9th. Glen Go\e, 48:4; 10th. Sea Cliff, 46; llth, Lyn¬ brook, 69. During this contest Nick Tiedemann of Lynbrook  fell   and  cut
I "Athletics;" Myrtle Gissel, Socials;" Russell Tree, "Class Scraps;" Miss Sarah Howland, "The Occasion;" Willard VanRiper, "The Student;" Charles   Schmidt,    "Under
an artery in   his   left   arm.    Prompt i ?'''° .^'"K^i"^'"*, Nygren, "The  Jun- medical attention was secured, and  no i'°":    P'°^- ^*''*^ ^*^"'   ^^^   <^''«^-
uates.
The party left the hotel   grounds  at 12:30.
made was 1:05:4.    Inasmuch   as  this ! was only 2-6 of a   second   behind  the Association record of 1:05:4, it aeemed { conceded that this would be   the   win¬ ning time,   but   Valley   Stream,   who I were next, did it in   1:01:2,   breaking [ the record.     They were   followed   by | railroad   crossing.    Absolute   sale to | Inwood, who bettered their time, mak settle estate.    Terms of sale:   16  per cent in caah on day of  aale,   and   bal¬ ance in 80 daya.    Sale  by  unreserved signed order  by  all   the   heirs.    For farther particulara address Edwards & Lev^, attomeys, Freeport, or auction¬ eer.
Advartlswnent
serious results will follow.
Hand Engine—Westbury Hook and Ladder Co , only entrant to appear; time, 85:2.
Chemical Engine-lst,   Glen  Cove,       COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. 5:1; second, Woodmere, 6.   The record j     The Commencement exercises  were for this event ia 5:2. I held in Colonial Opera House Wednes-
Horae Hose Contest—Bay   View  of j day   evening.    The   program   was  as Freeport was the only   local   company | follows:
in thia event and ran first.   After they i    Overture, Lustspiel, Keler-Bela, Or ran it waa   announced   that  the  time i chestra.
night in the M. E. Church; topic. Price of Power.'"
'The  bers who may wish to introduce him The necessity of personal   introduc
The first and second degree was giv- tion of guests may be suspended by the ' en to the three candidates at the meet- Services on Sunday in the Episcopal i House Committee on apecial occaaions. \ 'ng last Friday evening. The third Church, comer Pine Street and Long ; All personally introduced guests ' degree will be worked this Friday ev- Beach Avenue, will be as usual at 8 must be registered in the visitors book | ening, after the election, with a possi- and 9:80, 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. | provided for that purpose, by the mem-1 bility of working the whole three de- At the morning service the preacher ber introducing him. A compliance j grees, as several candidates did not will  be the  rector.    At  the  evening ; with this rule is a condition   precedent  show up on account of the  storm   last
service the preacher will be  the  Rev. - to the entertainment of any guest Mr. Brown-Serman of  Chriat  Church, I     The House Committee  reaerves  the Manhattan. : right to temporarily suspend   restrict-
' ive rules, and  to  grant  special   priv- The Woman's Miaaionary Society of  ilegea of entertainment at   its  diacre-
Fancy Bloaters
New Salt Mackerel
New Salt American Herring
New Salt Holland Herring
New Salt Scotch Herring
Fall Cream American Cheese, mild and atrong to suit the taate of every one, at Wahlen'a Delicataaaen, 71 So. Main St., opp. Colonial Theatre.
AAipttimatapmA.
Friday, Jane 27, at the Plata. "A Q4rl Spy in Mexico," in two raels. A channing senor ita fearleaaly facea the paniahment meted out to apies, to be near her lover. There are thrilling experiences and hairbreadth eacapea in thia photo-play, which waa taken on the Mexican border.
Adverttosmaat
Invocation, Rev. S. O. Curtice.
Vocal Solo, selected. Lloyd Cutler.
Salutatory, Myrtle Gissel.
Violin   Solo,   Cavatina,   Raff,   John Weimer.
Addreaa, S. R.   Shear,   Superintend¬ ent of Schools, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
March, Von Tilzer, Orchestra. • ing it in 1:00:2.    Freeport thus had to j     Valedictory, Charles Schmidt, jr. be content with   third   place   in  this ,     Preaentation of Diplomas,   Albin N. contest.    Glen Cove, who followed In-! Johnson, President ^pard of Education, wood, made probably the best run  of'    Award of Prizes, Hiram R. Smith
the three, bat did not get tho nozale on.    Ocean Side did not run.
Ocean Side gave an exhibition after the conteat with their new automobile hose wagon.
During the contesta R. H.  Mayland,
Benediction, Rev. E. ^. Loux.
March, Monaco, Orchestra.
The graduates are: Edward Cpllinfl, Delia Cheshire, Thomaa Dougherty, Joaephine Finger, Myrtle Gissel, vice president; Henry Kranz, Thomas Mur
the first president of the Nassau (Doun-1 ray, Edward Meaney, Dorothy McClos- ty Volunteer Firenien's Assn., present-j key, secretary; Margaret PhilUps, ed Harry F. Webber, the outgoing i Moxey Rigby, Charles Schmidt, jr., president of the   Association,   a gold  Hazel Seaman, Harold B. Smith, presi-
ex-preaident's badge.
Women'8'\yhite Footwear.—White ia to rale rammer fashions thia seaaon aa naver before. In white footwear we have aaaembled a complete stock of canvaa and buckskin Boots, Pumpu and Oxforda in a variety of styles and grades. You will be sorprised in the real merit possessed in oar $1.26 can¬ vas Pampa and Oxfords. Alao a fall Hne of ChOdren's summer footwear i^ canvaa and all leathers.
dent; Willard VanRiper, treasurer; Howard Teas, Theodore V^iggins.
Motto, Alta Petens; claaa colors, red and black; clasa flower, American Beaaty.
At this time the following prizes were given:
The prize in spelling, |5 in gold, given hy Samael R. Smith to the High School student wbo obtained the high¬ eat per cent in a aeleetad liat of words
week.
The secretary has received the   spe¬ cial combination   ticket   books  which will be used in the Junior   Order   Day the Presbyterian Church will meet for  tion." | celebration at Luna Park,   Coney   Isl-
sewing in the chapel next Wednesday, i In order to give our members and !*"«''°" Tuesday, August 12. These July 2, at 8 p. m. A full attendance their families the proper benefits and i combination books give one a choice of ia desired. ' entertainmenta due them, by the Club, I twelve out of twenty-four attractions.
  i it will be necessary to limit  the  num- i Further information  may   be  secured
The  following  children   were   bap- \ ber of guests a member can  entertain  *^ *he secretary's desk. tized by Rev.  Mr.   Carrington,   rector at our   Saturday  night  reoeptions to of the P. E. Church of the Transfigur-' two gentlemen and their ladies, ation  on Sunday:    Janet   Mortinson, '     All   members  will   be   required   to daughter of   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Christian i present   their  membership   cards
Several of the brother» journeyed to
Amityville last   Monday   evening  and
paid a visit to Eagle Council.  No.   45,
Mortinson ; Gertrude Electra  Volmer, ; make themaelvea known to aome mem- j «»   »«  escort  to their  deputy,   P.   S.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.   O^istopher i bepof the Houae Committee. Volmer;   Charlotte   Eateil   Hamilton,)     In order that our  Club   may   retain daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ham- i its high standard and fine reputation it ilton. I haa alwaya borne   aince   its  organiza-
 : I tion. the dances known as the "Turkey
NOTICE. I Trot," "Tango" and others of similar
Tne Great South  Bay   Ferry   Com-j *=5"""»f^'" ^"'""*^«'"   "«   condition   be pany's summer time-table will go into i *"owe<i. effect Saturday, Jane  28.    It calls for I COMING EVENTS,
an hourly service beginning   10  a. m. from  Freeport;  the  last   boat   from | ception. Freeport on week days   ieaves at 6 p. i    Jnly *—B«K day;   racea. m.,   Sandays  and Holidays at 8 p. m.   >° the evening. The laat boat from the beacb on   week I    Jnly 12—High claaa vaodeville  and days is 7:16  p.   m.,   on  Sandays  and j dance; ticketa $1. holidays 8:40 p. m.    The   fare will be \    Next Friday, Jnly 4tb, will be a big 15c in each  direction;  4   round   trip \ day at the South   Shore   Tacht  Clab;
Snedeker. sr.. of Freeport Council.
To Report
About Schools
The Citizena' Committee,   appointed for that parpoae,   will  report to  tbe Board of Education at a special  meet- June 21—First Saturday evening re- j ing of the taxpayers of the District to
be held on July 1 at the school house.
Dancing
tickeU, $1.00.
Great South Bay Ferry Co. Roland M. Lamb, Sec'y. AdvwtiMmant
"Tricks of   the Trade."    A  clever pair, l>ut   they   overreach  themaelves
there will be high apeed power and motor boat races, and in the evening a reception and dance.
The following Saturday evening, Joly 12, there will be a vaudeville and dance at 8:80.
,     . ,_-   —„    -             Dr. Smith, eye treatment or glta....,
miMeyi mtmrm mimmt.  M-»   90-   mtert,   ira  ">d get caoght in the clutches   of  the ¦ Tueadays and Thoradays,  8  to  11 JO;
whichweregiven  May   29;   won   by, i,^.   . eomedy-drama   At the  Plaza Lnd by aooolntment.   at   residence   1
Sarle. D. Smith. | K^""** Mortice of the Freahman Claaa. [ gatii^y. ..     , \^t^Z^SS^B^^^' i
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This committee, consisting of Rev. D. A. Jordan, H. P. Libby, John D. Gunning, David Sotherland, jr., R. H. Mayland, Chas. D. Smith and Smith Cox, was appointed by Hiram R. Smith, who waa chairman of the spe¬ cial school meeting on April 25, with inatmctiona to consider the matter of grade schools, and to consalt the Board of Edacation regarding the matter.
"Brightened Sonseta." A story of santiment, dealing with two old peopI« in a country town. At tbe Placa Sat¬ urday.
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