Nassau County Review 19090416

              VOL. XIV NO. 25
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1909
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT NEWS
Singh; (;opies of the   Review  can  be ] iM'enre<I at H. (Tobt^tz's and the  Review officii on Main St. aud DaSilva's  on  W. Merrick Road.
Wilfred Smith, assistant at tht Post Office, is ill at  his home.
Francis Heenan of Far Rockaway, a former Freeporter. was in town over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam Hibbard of New York spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William P. Miller.
* Roswell Davis has purchased a   new Jackson auto.      _
Cliiford Colyer and Elliott J'. Ross have been home for the Easter vaca¬ tion.
A regular nieeting of the Village Board of Trustees will be held this Fri¬ day evening.
Clarence Campbell of Wallace Street has pfone to Freehold in the t'atskills for a month's recujjeration.
The Misses Sprague of North (irove Street have returned from a visit with relatives and friends at Northport.
At the meeting of E.xcelsior Hook and Ladder {'ompany Thur.sday evening Frank Snedeker jr. was elected a mem¬ ber.
Rev. and Mrs. K. P. Ketcham, for¬ merly of this village, have changed their P. O. address from '.V.',! West H2rd St. to ;!09 West 2'lth St., New York.
The regular monthly meeting of the Presbyterian (Jhurch Imjiroveinent So¬ ciety will be held next Wednesday, April '21, at the residence of Mrs. .Adam Schonmann, 210 Smith Street.
"Sabbath Freedom" will be the morning sermon theme of Rev. ('harles Herbert Scholey at the First Presby¬ terian Church. The evening .subject vvill be "He that is against me."
The entertainment committee of Free¬ jiort Council, No, ,">7, Jr. O. IJ. A. M., is  bu.sy  arranging   for  a euchre to be
Agreement on Conduit Line '. ^'^p*- 'J**"!^" ll^^^lf-'"'! ^"''l''^' ^ ^"
" I have     spent    the    Winter    traveling A   large number 6^ the residents   of  through   the Southern states, have  re-
Kockville Centre, Freeport  and   other turned to their home here, nearby   villages,     in   addition   to   the
officials  of   both   villages,     their   re- Don't forget the entertainment   ami
spe-tive   attorneys   and   the attorneys sale at Mrs. George Howard   kandail's
rejiresenting the various jiroperty own- for beneht of South Side Hospital   this
i ers  who  are   affected,    attended    the afternoon and evening.
: meeting of the .State Board   of   Water 	
and   Lrght   Commissioners   which was .Asa.Nichols,   a former   Freejiorter,
held in the Village Clerk's oflice,South- now   living   in   the   .South, is   visiting
Are you thinking a'oout   houseclean-: gm   Boulevard,   Rockville   Centre,   on relatives here.    Ne.Kt Monday evening
ing'.'    Write Wright right   away;   see   Friday, as a hearing upon the   petition he is expected to be the gue.«t of Free-
of  the Creater New York for   jiermis- port Lodge, I. O. O. F. sion to construct a conduit through this
section of   Long Island.    The hearing Jesse Ryer.son, who went South with
ojened at 10.00 a. m.,   at   which   time the Brooklyn   National   League  team.
Village   President    William     liichen- has   been   in   the   village   this   week,
steen   and Counselors Cieorge   Wallace Jesse   has   made good with   Brooklyn.
We are indebted to   the   South   Side i and   Edwin   G.    Wright,  representing but in view of the fact that there were
Freeport Club Notes
Next Thursday evening, .Ajiril '22. a sjiecial pool match has been arranged befsveeii Smith and Sawyer and it will no douht furnish a good game for the lovers of the stmrt.
A duck pin tournameiit will start Monday evening with the following contestants: W. Thompson, E. Thomp¬ son, Earle. Brown, Jaggs, MaDconald. Starr, Denton. MacCarey, Raynor.
.Mrs. Jean M. Stiles Wednesday af¬ ternoon dancing class will hold its clos¬ ing reception ne.xt week April 21.
The motor boat Annie, belonging to Mr. Hobbs, has been sold to .Mae Mil¬ ler of ("olumbus Ave., Freejiort, and is now launched in the channel for )i'ea- sure tri]>>.
.\ext Sunday. Low Sunday, in the Episcopal Chuicji, the .services will be Holv   Communion   at S< a. m. and Sun-
his adv. in this i.ssue.
Lang is leading in the billiard tourn- day School at i».:io a. m.. Holy t^om- anieiit followed by Knowles, neither munion IO.:{ti a. rn., evensong T..'^t) p. one having lost a ga'ue.  The standing: : m.    At the morning and   evening   ser-
Leslie Randall of Bordentown is home for Easter vacation; Ralph Crandell from Wesieyan Preparatory School.
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Observer for the use of the reports   of'Rockville   Centre;    Village   President
the  Chief  and Secretary of  the Dejiartmeiit in this issue.
>'ire   Daniel   Morrrison  iind   Counselor   Leo
' Fishel, repre.senting Freeport, and oth¬ ers, presented their views ujion the (juestion involved. I'or Rockville Cen¬ tre, Counselor Wallace urged that the meeting he adjourned until next week so as to afford him sufficient tirne to present iiis argument upon the i|ues- tion, also that he be enabled to be in a position to cite authorities why the petition for the proposed conduit be dismis.sei'.     After  all   interested   had
jiractically agreed ujion an adjourn- lighted lamp at his wife ment until Tuesday next, the State house on fire. Commissioners, accompanied by a large number of the interested parties, Mr. Cozier and other officials of the (Greater New '^Ork entered automo¬ biles   and drove around  Rockville Cen-
' tre and visited the  points  covered   in
' the petition of the City : they then went  only jirotcct tho surrounding pronerty ;
to Baldwin, Freejiort and other vil¬ lages to the east, covering the entire territory  required   for   the    proposed
held in the council room: ing, Thursday  evening,
proceeds  of  this euchre wilt be  f^'iven to the new South Side Hospital.
.A meeting of delegates frorn lodges in Nassau t'ounty was held in Wood- mere last Thursday night to discuss plans for a baseball league. Another meeting was held last night to elect .ifficers. Indications jioint towards the formation of a league with games every .Saturday.
The I'nion Men's Meeting will he held in the M. E. Church Sunday after¬ noon at 4 o'clock. All men in the vil¬ lage are invited to attend this meet¬ ing, which is non-sectarian.
Special Easter services were held in all the Village churches Sunday with extra musical programs. .All the churches were tilled" esjiecially at the evening services, when the choirs ren¬ dered ajijirfipriate music.
Attention is especially called to the adv. of Karl HmikHnen, the new jew¬ eler on Main St. Mr. Honkanen has opened for business and makes a specialty of all kinds of rejiair work. He oiiened last .Saturday.
In the Freeport Baptist Church, Stanley W. Koberts minister, there will conduit, returning to Rockville Centre be public worshij) of (iod Sunday at shortly after 1.00 ji. m., when, by 10.;>0 a. m. and 7..".0 ji. m. ; evening- mutual consent, the Hearing was again theme, ''The Sources of our Knowledge opened and continued until after (j.:U) of Jesus;" Bible School at 2..'JO; un-' ji. m., by which time the village officials ion .Men's Meeting at 4 in   the   Metho-   of the two villages mentioned   arrived
at a satisfactory agreement with the officials of the Greater New York, whereby a,I opjiosition to the proposed conduit, on behalf of the villages men¬ tioned was \vithdrawn.
According to the Brooklyn Times, the terms  of   the   agreement   which    was lOc   lb.;   home-made  cocoanut, drawn up in the form   of  stipulations, fresh   daily;   DaSilva's,   1'>-17 : provide that:
1. All objections to the construc¬ tion of the new main be withdrawn hy residents of Nassau County.
2. The city will make good any de- crea.se of water in the reservoir or sources of water in the villages of Free¬ jiort and liockville Centre to the amount of 7.50,000 gallons daily in each village, or  about  three   times the present  re-
older' and more seasoned men on the team, he has been "farmed" out for the Summer to the team at Brockton, Mass., at a salary of .'?l2ni).
"Duck" Crvawforfl, colored. ;irter nearly killing his sister-in-law, .Mrs. Cornelia Monroe, with a razor, used the same instrument in ending his own life early Thursday niorning while under the influence of whisky.
Several months ago Crawford had the lire   dejiartment   out   when he threw
setting   the
The new store huildiiig of Warren Abbott on Lincoln .Ave., Roosevelt, was destroyed by fire Tuesda,\ evening. Alpha Hook and Ladder (Jomjiany answered the alarm promptly but could
Knowl'- •J       o
(iinmiii.' .;        !
Moor<' :i
Burleigli ','
Sawyer 1        ¦.'
Dorlon II        :;
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The standing in the three men howl¬ ing tournament uji to Wednesday night was:
Wmii     Lost Thoiniisoii, K.r;ui-.p. LaiiL: I'l      r.
Verity, Tallmau, Miller lo     li
Bown. Starr. Jaggs 'i      7
Denton. Cook, Sutjihin ^      s
Higgins. Conklin. Bet/i;; T      ¦'>
Fyfc'. Kinu, M< K<pmaii 7      '.i
Mact 'ari'v. ThomjiMin.
MacDonaid ••    \o
Mahnkoii. Libby, Kenin-.ls i      ^
Darling. Flymi, Heiiii'-rsoii :i      7
vices  the   Easter   music   will   be    re- jieated.
After .May 1, eveiistrng will begin at- S o'clock.
BALDWIN
The schools ojiened on Tuesday morn¬ ing after the Easter vaaction.
Dr. W. .1. Steele is grading his jirop¬ erty next to the drug store on .Merrick lioa.l.
.A Hebrew missionary gave an iniei - esting talk in the .Methodist Protestant t.'hurch Sunday night.
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Chu re
annual election of oflicers of the ¦;' .Aid Society of the M. E. ll was held Tuesday afternoon.
Kennedy and Sutherland tain the lead in   the   nool
still   maiii- touniament,
los
about -SIOOo.
not having lost a  game teams are as follows:
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to   date;   the
Wi
, Otten Build-   di.st Church.     Y. P. S. C.   E.   at   G,4,''j May   (j.    The   Midweek service Friday at   8   o'clock
A cordial welconi vice.
for all at every ser-
Sjiecials for Friday Peanut brittle, 10c lb.; kisses, cakes, W. Merrick Road
and Satunlay: jieanut   cream
The   Lenten   season   having   passed,
Sigmond Opera House will reopen Sat-
At   the Methodist   Episcopal Church   urday evening with a   vaudeville   hill,
next   Sunday    morning    Dr.     W.    A.   including several   acts   from   the   city
Richard   will   preach  his  hrrit annual   theatres.
.sermon, which will include a review of       On   Wednesday   evening,   Ajiril   21, the work of the church and its various  the  Sigmond   Stock ('ompany will ap-
.Are you going to Eurojie'.' .See Clarence A. Edwards' adv. in this is¬ sue.
Board of Trade
The aiiiiual Ladies' .Night of the Board of Trade was held in Fraternity Hall Weilnesday evcniiig„with a large attendance.
The jiropositions suhniitted by the School Trustees to he voted ujion at the special school meeting on May 11 were discussed and it was decided that the Board go on record as ojijiosed to Proji- osition No. 1, which jirovides for an addition to the old building, but no ac¬ tion was taken regarding the other jjropositions submitted.
The committee appointeil at the last meeting to try antl secure a lower rate for gas, and also to try and secure an extension of mains, submitted a writ¬ ten report showing that the rate in Freeport   is lower than in any   village
             -- — ,    --     in this section and   that   the ("ompany
organizations tor the past year, as well  pear in the 4-act comedy, "The (ientle-  quirement. felt unable to make any big extensions
aa a preview of  the  year  ahead.    In   man    Burglar."    All    seats    are   re-,     ;},    The city will use every effort   to  at the present time. The rejiort closed the evening he  will   preach  on  "The  served at 2."), :5.'., .50 and 7.5c,  and   may i secure  the passage of the Miller   bill, Miy commending the Gas Co. for the ser- Experimental Religion   to   be jirocured at the box office any even-j riovv   pending   in   the   Legislature,    so   vice furnished.
ing,   or   by   telejihoning or writing   to | that   the   villages may  be able to pur-       A   .siiecial committee   of   three   was
both    morning  and   Mr. Sigmond's otfice, 4 Brooklyn  Ave-. chase  from   the  city   at  a reasonable   appointed  to  confer   with  the    other
The     Easter  nue, FreejiorU    Telephone 17(5. ; rate any water that  may   he  required   Boards of Trade regarding the suggest-
.    , .     .,, 1 in excess of 7.50.O0O gallons  daily   for   ed extension of the L. I. R. R. electric
A reception and musical concert will   f^t^j.^ consumption. railroad    from     Hempstead
.,u ^'u®"  tI     j       «, u '     •*•    T^^e ^»<^y will lay boulevards 100   Roosevelt to Freeport.
Church on Thursday, May  (.,   the  pro-; fg^,.  ^jj^  through    the    villages    of       Aft>er  the   business  nieeting    Miss
will Answer  of
Modern Doubt." Crowded filled the church evening last >unday. cantata, "The First Easter," rendered by the choir at the evening service was very cordially received.
Kennidy. .->ut Hart. Sprouil Corby, Thomjison Mun/.niger. Lee MacCaioy. Cook Smith. \\'allaii' l-'arle, .lohiiMin .lohiison. Brow, r Southard, Andfrsnn Finch, Kiiowle> Starr. Max.son
In   the   mixed   bowling the team of .Mr. and   .Vlrs. .Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy is leadin ri cnnl to date is :
W. Mr. and Mrs. Betzig and
]\Ir. and .Mrs. Kennedy ^
Mr. and IMrs. Darliiiir ami
Mr. and Mrs. Henllel•^..n I
Mr. and Mrs. Hair and
Mr. and Miss SjirouU ¦'
Mr. and Mrs. Miller ami
Mr. and Mrs. (iieve I
Mr. and Mrs   Krause ami
Mr. and .Mr-. Lang Mr. and Mrs. K. Edwards and
Mr. and Mrs. Mahnken '
Mr. and Miss Corby and
Mr. ami Miss Edward- '
.A special bowling contest  is place on '\ and 4   alleys   every
tournament
Betzig   and
the
Lost
taking Friday
:' lhe Woman's .Advance Club met with -Mrs. John '.. Lusch at her home on Grand .Avenue last Thursday after¬ noon.
Walla.-e 11. ("ornwell will irect a large house on his lot on .Merrick Road just east of Harrison Avenue, for which ground has alre.idy been broken.
.Miss Jennie Schuman's Sunday School class held its regular monthly social at the home of one of the mem¬ bers. Miss ('ora Ellison, on Central .Avenue, la.st Monday night. .A very plea'-"ant time was sjient in jJaying games, etf.
The annual election of oflicers and business meeting of the Epworth League will be held in the basement of the Chapel next .Monday evening at .s o'clofk. .At 0 o'clock a .social will be arranged for. in the chajicl. .All nu'iii- liers and frien.ls invited.
.Ne;<t .Sunday morning in th<' .M. I". Church tho District Superintendent, Kev. ChSrles .S. Wing, will jireach and at the close of the service hold the First (2uarterly ('on ference. The sjiecial Easter music hy the choir will again be rendered both morning and evening. __
At the .Methodist Ejiiscojial Church last   .Sunday   large   congregations wel-
night to pick the best bowlers to repre-  c:onied liev. William I). Tuckey as jias-
be
through siness   nieeting
The W   (.  -TU. met with  Mrs    H. ceeds  to  defray   the  expenses of the | K^ckviUe Centre and Freeiiort over the Lilian   Lam.-o,. .:„.c..^..icu   w.e   mc...-
L.   Crandell, 1 me St.   Monday  after- Pastor to the N. Y. annual conference, ,   ^^^t main, and these boulevards  will bers and their lady friends with a reci-
noop     The  County    President.    Mrs. which will convene  in   Flushing, May   ^e  opened  as  public streets in  which tal of the play "The Warrens  of   Vir-
Day ton.   the  guest of the day, gave  a 19                  .         .,   ^              .        .„   the villages may lay gas  mains,   side- ginia"   which was very   well   received
moat  helpful  and  entertaining    talk In connection with the reception will     ^j^,^ ,^n^  rnake  any other fmprove- and a vote of thanks was given   Presi-
secretary,    Mrs   Flint,   reported be held what is known   in  the  history ^ „^„t8  which will not injuie the   main dent Foster for the excellent entertaii-
had given $.i5  to ot the A. M. L. Church as Men s  Day, | ^^ interfere with the right of the  cify ment provided.
sent the club in match games; the   en- ; tries  are:    Conklin,    Thompson,    .Mc¬ Keeman,    I'yfe,    King,    Hart.    Lang. Tallman,     Higgins,     Karle,    .Johnson, Brower.
There   will be plenty of   amusement at the club next week as   eyery   night
is taken up with several events: , , ... i- t   i <•    *u
,,     ,     '   „.,,.     ,     ,,,  ,,     , ..     ,,.,_    and larger things are jiredicted lor this Monday   -Billiards. Wallace vs. Bur- ^ »- i
leigh; pool, .Southard and Anderson vs.
Earle and Johnson;  duck   pins.   Bown
tor of tht; church for another year. At both services of the day the choir ren¬ dered sjiecial unisic under the leader- shiji of Charles H. Thomas and the jia.-- tor's sermons were anpropriate to the Easter sea.son. The jiulpit was a(lorne<l with palms, ferns and other jiottetl llowering jilants.     Even greater   work
church   the   com.ng   year    under Jiastorate of Rev. .Mr. Tuckey.
the
The
that the W. C. T. U the no-license fund. The President, Mrs. Wm. G. Miller, arranged the pro¬ gram for the coming year. Mrs. Charles Humphrey gave an interesting report of the committee meeting held at the Baptist Church on Saturday evening, April 10.
The informal program closed with the serving of refre.shments by the hostess.
M. E.
on Sunday, May Oth. On this occasion there will be services all day; at 11 a. m.,preaching by Rev. Walter DeShields of Oswego, N. Y. ; at 3 p. m., i)reach- ing by Rev F. F. Giles of Brooklyn, N. Y. ; at 8 p. m., preaching by Dr. Giles.
to open fhe .street to make  repairs  to the main.
'>. Damages, direct and indirect, .shall be paid by the city to abutting property owners and all other property owners, whose property is  injured  di-
Supervisor  Cox   Watched
About twenty of Sujiervisor Cox's Freeport friends attended the meeting of the Town Board Monday afternofin, when Roswell Davis, President of the First National Bank  of  Freejiort,   on
behalf of a number of those present and   Hartt   and   Mr.   and   .Miss Sprouil
rectly or indirectly by the construction
. . ,, ,        ,.        r  ..1      1.- or operation of the main.
At the annual meetnig of   the   rree-'        '^
port Fire Department Friday  evening .     . ...      *      jj      4.
       - at  the  house of Wide Awake  Engine,        AutOITIOblle ACClGent
A .sjiecial school nieeting will be held Comjiany comprehensive leports were! While an automobile in which was in the school building Tuesday, May 11. ; presented by Chief Wallace and W. the owner, D. B. Adams; his father, J. at which five propositions will be sub- H. Sammons, Secretary of the Depart- '¦ D. Adams, and the chauffeur, Percy mitted to the voters as follows: ment.    The Secretary's report showed i Watson, all from New York, was pass-
First:    To build an addition  to  the  a large amount  of  time  spent  in  ar-: ing through Pino Street Monday after- preaent  school  at  a   cost of not  over  ranging a full and oomplete  record  of I noon,   Robert Pettit was coming down   by his neighbors    those who knew him $36,000. the department since its institution in-j Grove Street on his  bicycle,.    Master   best, and of their  appreciation  of  his
Second:    To buy the  plot  southeast  1874, including a record of all   badges  Pettit was looking straight ahead  and  integrity as a man, his faithfulness as  ton, Starr vs corner  of  Archer St. and Long Beach  so far as posssible.    Mr. Sammons was' did not see  the  apjiroaching  car.    To  an official and  his  carefulness  in   the  MacCarey. at a cost of not over $8000. warmly complimented on the result  of 1 avoid hini the driver turned out and ran   interests of tbe town
vs.    Jaggs,     Bown    vs.     .MacDonaid, { Jaggs vs. MacDonaid. '
'Tuesday -Billiards. Lang vs. .Moore; jiool, Starr and Maxson vs. Finch and Knowles ; <luck pins, E. Thomp.son v.s. W. Thomjison, E. Thomp.son vs. Earle. W. Thompson vs. Earle.
Wednesday--Informal dance; jiool. MacCa-ey and Cook vs. Kennedy and Sutherland; billiards, Knowles vs. Lang; mixed  bowling   -Mr.   and  Mrs.
moro who were unable to attend, pre¬ sented Mr. Cox witn a handsome gold watch, in a .speech in which he eulogized Mr. Cox for his work as .Supervisor of the Town, and sjioke of the fact that at the last election he was given a lar¬ ger vote than ever in his home district
Mr. and Mi.ss (Jorby and Mr. and .Miss Edwards; Mr. and .Mrs Hartt and .Mr. and Miss Sprouil vs. .Mr. and .Mrs. E. Edwards and Mr. Hlld Mrs. .Mahnken; Mr. and .Vli.ss Corby and -Mr. and .Miss Edwards vs. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ed¬ wards and Mr. and Mrs. Mahnken.
Thursilaj    Special po'd match, Smith
V.S. Sawyer; duck pins, Starr vs.   Uen-
•MacCarey,   Denton  vs.
The railroad station was broken into and robbed F'riday night. The bur¬ glars, who left every indication of having been jirofessionals at the busi¬ ness, affected an entrance by forcing the rear door of the station. They then forced the door into the jirivate oftice or ticket office, where they opened the money drawer, but finding nothing there to reward them for their Jiains, blew ojien the safo. Here they only sticured betv/een seveiitven and eighteen dollars, the ticket agent hav¬ ing forwarded all his receipts to Long Island City fm a late train.
BELLMORE
John John.son is serving on the jury at Mineola, this term.
Ave.
Third:    To  buy  the  plot northeast  his efforts.                                                   . his car into the telephone pole in front Mr.   Cox  was  completely taken   I
cqrner Rose St. and Bayview   Ave.   at       It waa decided to invite the Southern  of Nock's store.    As   it  was, the  lad surprise but thanked his neighbors for
a coat of not more than $8270.                  New  York   Volunteer  Firemen's  As- j was  struck   a  glancing   blow    which their expression of good will, and   said
Fourth:    To buy the plot  northwest, sociation to hold its annual session and  threw him from hia wheel and sprained that he had endeavored to do  what  he
comer Rose St. and  Bayview Avenue,   parade  next  year  at  Freeport.    The   the ligambuts of  his  leg.    The  occu- thought  was  best   for  the  town  and
at a cost not exceeding $9000.                   matter of going to Long Island City on  pants of the auto were thrown out  but when he had made mistakes, as all are
Fifth:    To build a new school house ! June 12 waa laid over.                               {escaped  with  a tew bruises.    Thein- apt to. they had been mistakes of judg-
on  the  site selected at a coat of not more than $35^000.
The school n<)Ad8 are increasing si rapidly that abme means of relieving the crowded conditions must be adopted and the Board of Education haa left it to the voters to decide what shall be <lone.
If there is any one job for which one ilMNiM 1mv« evety aid that can in any mylMlp, ik ia hoaaecleaning. Note Smith«BtdtU't mL       __      It
i jured lad was taken to a physician and
See the adv. of the  Stevens-Duryea  Mr. Adams took responsibility for  his
automobile in thia issue. > bill of expenses, including a new wheel.
  I    George Soper'a horses were standing
When getting ready for Spring, read  in front of the  atore  when  the  auto
Ross & Randall's adv.   in  the  Review  struck  and they immediately    started
this week. It     j through Pine Street and  treated reai-
" I dents of that street to the excitement
The American liandolin Harp Studio ©f a  runaway,   without special  inci-
will locate a studi« ia Room 12,  Otten [ dents.
Loaiona will be given Tvcadaya
Friday Bowling for place on club team; billiards, Burleigh vs. Dorlon; pool, Corby and Thompson vs. Munzing¬ er and Lee; duck pins, W. Thompson vs. Jagg.s. W. Thompson! v-. Starr; Starr vs. Jagga.
The first .sjieaking contest held un- nient and not cf intention, and that he der the auspices of the Nassau County would  continue  to  do his best for the  Prize .Speaking .Association will beheld  (jaVjcoHoo
Tilt- new hou.ses of Win. Werkheiser and .Samuel Wilson on Wilson Avenue are nearing completion.
Work is   not being pushed very  rap¬ idly on the improvementrt to the   Bell¬ more  Avenue  Church,   and   it  is not definitely known when services will  be resumed.
A   good   si/.ed  crowd  attended   the
welfare of the Town,
The watch is inscribed: ^
Presented to
Smith Ccx.
Supervisor of the
Town of Hempstead,
by his frienids of
the Village of Freeport.
4-12—09.
.         ,._..  given   in   Firemen's Hall
in  Sigmond s   new  Opera  House,   in, Tuesday  evening,   under  auspices   of this village, April 30        ^    ,     .      ^     the Ladies'   Auxiliary  ol   the  Smith- There are four High Schools   in  the , ..ju^, 3^^^ Athletic Club, association —Hempstead.   Huntington, j ...
Rockville Centre and Freeport. and) Vande Wright and Miss Eseie each school will be represented by two : Sprague. both of Smithville South, it contestants, a boy and a girl. ' has just become known,  weri married
The  association  has   offered    four i about three weeks ago, their marriage prizes in gold, two of |20 each for the  not being announced vntil tbey Iiired a
BIdg.
1 p. m. to 6 p. m.; TSaradaft, 1 p. <ni. |    J. Alien Hunt haa returned home af-1    On the reverae side is the nanogram I best in declamation and recitation and! boose on Newbridge Road and started to 8 p.m. lt«.4peidliBg.the Winter in CUifoniia. lof the initials of Mr. (>)x's name, S.C.'two of $10 each for secoml beat housekeeping.
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