Nassau County Review 19071101

              VOL. XIII
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1907
NO. 1
A Good Ticket
One Worthy of Support of Every
Voter—Every Nominee
Well Qualified
When you f^o to the polls next Tues¬ day to vote for oflicers for Niissau County for the coming year you will he doinj^ the right thing if you mark your ballot ilke this:
should   he kept where he is becauso no one could jierform the work better. ,
(L'harles F. Lewis '
.More thati one million dollar.s is re¬ ceived and disbursed annually in con¬ nection with the varioua deiiartmetiLs of the goveriunent of Nassau County, the court fines, tlic colliitcral inheril- iuice tax, thc trust fund, of which the Oiunty Treasurer is by virtue of his office the custodian, the exci&o fund and others. The greatest compliment that could   he   said   of   ii man who has this;
FREEPORT NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Pelton of Monti¬ cello, N. Y., have heen visi<;ing friends here.
This Thursday evening is Halloween.
.Mrs. F. J. Sprapue^ of Grove   Street is visiting her  mother at Northport.
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j     Get  your   magazines   at the Nassau Iwo very pleasant room with heat to | County Review Stationery Department.
Mrs.    Ann   C. Kayifor is   iiui- 'r liroken   hip   resullii)'.;;   fi-n-n ;i fa'^ 1'   , Satui-dav.
with   board.
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Ladies' Home Journal for November. Nassau County, Review Stationery Department.
E.   D.   Seabury is erecting   another seven-ro<im cottage at   Roosevelt,    H. position   of responsibility and trust   is 1 L. Trubenback is the architect, that   the   hooks   of   his   office   always 	
.Ste()licn Wiilters i • liiivini; a cement I walk placed in front of his residence on ! Bedell Street.
The winter time-table of the L. I. R. R. goes into effect to-day I Friday).
Leon J. Storer of Scriinton, Pa,. snent Friday with his sister. Miss Helen .M. Storer.
Miss home.
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Single copies of the lievi'jw at 11. ColicC/.'s and 1. !».iSil\:i' th" Review ofHce.
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The   Dyeing   Establishtnent     is move into the building viicated by S. Williams,   north   of the latter's liv .stable.
.Miss   Alice   Voung   is   \ stir al .Vnislerilain. N. Y
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S. A. Williams moved into their Grove Street.
and   famiiy    hiive new home on South
have balanced without thc variation of a .single cent. This is a matter of re¬ cord. No man holding public ottico in the (Jounty of Nassau has iieen more maligned than has County Treasurer Lewis. Thc criticism was for politi¬ cal reasons, but was ignored hy this 'official who was content to know that his system iind bis methods were ap proved iind endorsed by the ,State (!e- jiiirtments. One time he was com¬ pelled to force a .Mr. Wallace to juib- licly apologize for statements made in and (Jountry several of the county papers because they liore the signature of a niiin vvho was   supposed   to   know   wh;it   he was
Wm. A. Attfield, a veteriniiry sur¬ geon, lias established an oflice in S. A. Williams' livery stable, So. ."i; .Main Street.
Tile smoker of Freeport Council, .\'o. .")7, Jr. O. U. A. M., will bu held this F'riday evening.
Hot   water   bottles   made   for prolit only   are    expensive    at    any    price. Those advertised by Chas. I'. ^Jmith in unother  c<jlumn in this is.sue are made j for service. It.     I
The montlily meeting of the Frceport I Arts Club will be held with Mrs, D. ! Ellis Mackay .Monihiy iiftcrnoon; the i topic   of   the afternoon will be "Home'
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Mrs.   .Martii I have   returneii   to   their   wititei-   hi Ion Hooir.'i- St.. Hrooklvit.
If   >ou   have any special   happenings vicinity,   we would I it.
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I     Mrs.   Poinsett  Coojier  and .Mi-, iind j Mrs. I>onis D. Amermann and daughter have   i-eturned   to   their city home for, ! the w-inter montlit^. j
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Tiie -Woman's    Missioiiary    .Society'
j vvill meet at the resicioiice of Mrs. Ros- ^
I well   Davis.   '2i>   Rose   Street;   leader, |
I .Mr.-T. A. E. names. j
I The Liidies' (Circle uf the First Raii-j i tist Ciiurch will hold irs regular month-; riv   meeting   iit   the   resilience of Mrs.
Miss   Clara Leliig of I'rookiyi!  ^i.ist .Sunday witli Miss .M. H.   Wheck r.
Hon. .John F'o.\ nnd famiiy   liave   ic- turneil t.) .New '^'ork for thc wiiitei-.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEES ;¦        William G. Miller WJlen Mr. Miller was nominated for
Reheiirsiils   for   the    c;int;itii    "The Messiah,"   to   be  given   in the M.  E. i Church   in   December by the Freeport '• speaking   of  and   for   that reason Mr.   (;horal Society, are Ijeing held Tuesday Lewis   found   it necessary to show the   evenings   in   the   Presiiyteriati Church i incorrectness of thc statements niiide.     under leadership of Prof Palamountain. \
The Frecport C'lub entertainment Committee is arrangfnj? for anotfiur militarv euchre on Werlnesdav, Nov. 20.
Wilbur Rider iind Harold Williams of this village and Williani Seaman of Wantagh started Friday for Florida, where they exjiect to spend tlic winter.
The   M.    1..   .¦^.     wiii IwelflJl   aiil!i->'cis;iry    b\' party at the h'.me of Mis- day evening.
Estimates furnish.'d on rejiiiiring, ]i;iinliii^: and w
While    conducting   his   ofhce   on   a
strictly business basis, Mr.  Lev\'is   has Asserpblv two years ago, his next door I ,       ,   ,.        . .    ..     i      .    •
.   .;    "    .....    . .. _! found  time   to  give to the develojnnfj
.Mr.   and   Mrs.   ''.'heoilore Wernei- of
All young lire enthusiasts   over   six¬ teen vears interested in the   formation
New   York   are   spending their fourth i of   a juvenile fire company iire invited
There will he the Communion service j in the Presbyterian Church Sudnay' moriiing- with ii short sermon bv-the I pastor. Rev. K. P. Ketchiim. iind ad- j mission of iv:'W iiicnibcTs. |
I and rubber lii .¦\   .'ilke,   pie   and can/-'siiK'will be Moi- and   .h liv hekl   Saturdiiv.   Nov. 2, at2:;;i) ji. in.,   inore,    Sn for the benefit of the Ejiiscopiil Ciiurch of the Transfiguration, at the residence of Mrs.   George   K.   Libby, P.ergen Place.
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neighbor,   Wm. P   Jones, President of the Allied Boards of Trade of the Town of Hempstead, said in nominating him : "Thirty-five   years   ago he came from Brooklyn   with only two things—a de¬ sire to succceed tind the clothes he had on his back iind there were two   things that made him the successful   business man that he is today—he. was   not  a- shamed to put on a pair of overalls and j get  to  work and he was not afraid to get   hjs   hands  dirty   in   honest work. I  have  met  him    in    business    life, in social life and in politics and I know him   to be a man worthy of any honor. He   served   as president of the Village of Freeport for seven successive years. You know the character of some of the people of Freeport   and   anyone    who I can   please   them   all   for  seven years j must  indeed  be  above the ordinary." ! These sentiments were echoed by Wil- 1 liam   S. Hall when he  nominated   Mr. | Miller in the Assembly convention this year,   and   hy   every   man in Freeport i who   has   met   him   and there are few j who   have   not.    And   he is as willing | to shake hands after election as hefore. i Mr. Miller is not essentially a politician j but  he   is a gentleman and a man who I can be'depended on to do what i» right!
of the institntions in his home village jThat  he
j home   is  plainly  evident.    He ; President and one of the charter
wedding anniversary with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bonnie    Brooke,     ('ottage
to   sticak  to H.i once.
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respected  and honored at  Tabb    at
,s the : K«f«evelt.
'"^"'-       This Friday. Nov. 1 bers  of the Port Washington Building   wJU   be  observed    in
All Saints Day the    Episcopal
and Loan   Association,   an   institution ! Church of the Transfiguration   by   Cel-   splints and curbs with assets of moi-e than $100,000 and   ebratioii of Holy Communion at   10 which   has   built   upwards  of seventy-
Dr. (jeorge G. Kelley, V. S., is still With the Freeport Veterinary Hospital at 7f) North Main Street, Freeport; 1 bone   lameness  a   specialty;   spavins,
five homes in the village and sustained j no losses, iind vice-president of the I Bank   of North Hempstead, one of the
soundest financial institutions on Long I Island.    Mr. Lewis is an   enthusiastic
Next Suiulay is the Octave of All Saints -Holy Communion at 10:.S0 and Solemn Evensong and Procession at 7 l.'SO.
The   funeral    services   of    VVilli-nm Smith,   late   of   East   Merrick    Roiid, j were held on Sunday   afternoon.   Rev.
volunteer fireman and at present   fore- | K. P. Ketcham and Mr. Glover ofhciat-
man of Atlantic Hook and Ladder Com¬ pany of Port Washington. He is ii member of Morton Lodge, No. 4(), F. and A. M., of Hempstead, and of Kis¬ met Temple. For several terms he held the position of District Deputy Grand   Master   for   Nassau   County of
the L (). (). F.	
Franklin A. Coles
ing.     Mrs. Smith wishes to thank   the many friends for their  exjiressions  of sympathy for lier .sorrow in the loss of} her husband.
Fred .Menendez of Bclimor.' giiaran- t.M's as retiresented everything sold by him. No exageration or misrepreiil- ation. If in ne.'.l of a carrage or wagon, write for a r(']iresentat v.' to call for i>articiiliirs ; see adv. tf
Vote for your fellow citizen, Wil¬ liam G. Miller, at the polls next Tues¬ day. He is on the Republican ticket for Member of Assembly and has shown his adaptaliility for the office.
Robert P. Smart, eldest son of El¬ bert Smart, formerly of Merrick, and a brother of Mrs. Nel.son H. Smith and the lato Jack.son Smart of this villiige, die<i at his home in Trny, N. Y., Tues¬ day, in his 90th year. Funeral ser- The Republican nominee for District i ^'i'^^'^-'*  will   be held from his late home
Attorney is well-iiualified for his ottiee and he will not be under the control of any corporation. In imother column w-ill be found iirticles from two papers on the north side where Mr. Coles re¬ sides,   one   Rejiublican   and   the other
in Troy Saturday afternoon at 2 :.30.
The   South Shore Yacht Cluli   held a
regular meeting at the   Benson   House
Thursday  evening,   at  which  time it
was   voted   to   issue 240 H per cent 10
year gold bonds secured by first   mort-
^ .     ,       ,     I       ,      .      ,       ,.      K^trt', with which to build a club house
Democratic, hut both endorsing him for , ^^
Osteopathy in P'reeport Dr.   Trenl.olni   of   Brooklyn, N, gratiuate   of   th^American   Scho Osteopathy. Kirksville, Missouri, open   an   office   at   the   home  of
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j1 of will Mrs.
regardless of con.sequences    such  men 1 ^''¦""'^•¦"'-'^•- ""-- "*'^" vnuoismK mm ior , ^t a cost of $7000 and  .i^oiioo for  fur- are   scarce   at  Albany and we need all ' ^'^^'   fKisition   he hiis filled for the past | nishing,   building   garage,   improving
.  ,,                              4.      A         i I           I two vciirs. ! projierty and putting down docks.
of  thejn   we  can  get.    Assemblyman \        - .	
Wright, (51 West Merrick Road, on Wednesday, Nov.  >. Dr. Trenholm comes well recommended and will visit Freeport on Wednesday and Sat¬ urday of each week. Nervous and chronic cases a specialty. The human organism is regarded by the osteopath as ;i very fine picei' of mechanism, as liiible to get out of physical repiiir as any other machine, iind requiring it to be adjusted properly in a mechanical way before it can be expected to func¬ tionate iiroperly.   -Adv.
Miller's inajority was big hist year. Let it be bigger this year.
^^ Josejih Foster,
the man named for Sheriff on the Re¬ publican ticket, is well acquainted with the duties of his ottiee, and is well-qualified to perform them too. He is well liked by all who know him, and is a man who can be trusted to at¬ tend to his duty honestly and   fearless-
ly-
Charles T. (iili renominated by the Rejiublican conven¬ tion for Overseer of the Poor,   is   w-ell
As a jirelimiiiiiry to the   installation
I of   free  delivery   service on Friihy of
j this   week,   requiring   additional i-ooni
and facilities   for   handling   mail,   the
Post Ofhce was m(ned Saturday   nighl
„   .      ,       ,„.„   ..   , ..11- c  rr        I        . ^,    ,      I to   the   new   huilding erected for it on
isjioken  of  ,n   Sea  Cliff-, his home vil-1 liamson  of  loronto  who recently ]ec-1 ^^j^   ^^^^^,^^    ^j,,,^.   removiil   was  ac-
I complished without difliculty, as only the mail maUer, books, stamjis and other supjilies wert«» needed for the new   office.     In     the    new     building.
A recital of "The Christniiis Carol" by   t'harles   Dickens   will   be given bv ! "The   Dickens   Man."   xMr. E. S. Wil-i
ANY MISTAKE IN SO  DOING.
BELLMORE
The  corner  stone of the new school
Thomas S. Cheshire It is a frequently exju-esscd sentiment among lawyers that in no county ofthe state   are   the   jiajiers in   the    County
Clerk's oflice   more  carefully  kept  or | house  will be laid this Saturday after accurately   indexed   than    in    Nassau j noon, with ajipropriate ceremonies. County,   where   Mr.   Cheshire has had |     vVord  received   Wednesday   hy them   tn   personal   charge  for several  of  th.e   jirominent years, iduring   his two terms of office, i the  safe  arrival
lage. During the two years he has tured here on Charles Dickens. The ,   ,,   .,        JC       ,      ,       J        .. ,    recital   will   be   given   in   the Presby-
held the oflice he has done his work ^^^^.j^^ (.,^^,.^,h^ Wednesdav evening. De- well. A change is not necessjiry. cember 4, under the ausjiices of the No one could do better than  Mr.   Gill. |,Junior Society of Christian   Eiuieavor.
Send h'"i hack for another two years.
/   ¦ D.   B.   P. Mott Post, No. .-.27, C. A.
P0T YOUR X UNDER THE EA- r., ushered in the fall and winter scii- GLE AND BALLOT BOX WHEN ! son of social events Saturday night by YOU (iO INTO THE POLf.S NEXT giving a smoker to i4s member^ and TUESDAY.    YOU CANNOT   MAKE  '""""' Pr'^n''"^^"^ invited guests innclud-
Dr W. B. Kelly of Rockville (\'iitre i.s"a griuluate of the New York Univer¬ sity iitid i.s a thorough man in the sev¬ eral branches .if veterinary surgery and medicine; give him ii trial: '|ihone,271 J-l, Rockville Centie.
About fifty of our riremen ;.ttended the second annuiil dinner of the Nassau County Volunteer Firemen's Associa¬ tion ill Miueolii Wednesday evening, .lohn D. (-lunning wiis chairman of the committee of arrangements and the event passed off very successfully.
The New York Tailor wishes to in¬ form his friends and patrons that ow¬ ing to the increase of business he has been comjielled to seek larger ijuarters for his tailoring business. After No¬ vember 1 he will occujiy the building at 24 S. Main St.. Freejiort, ojip. the new Bank. It.
A misjilaced switch caused ii freight engine with two cars to tiike ii wrong track Thursday morning, and they bumjied into two loaded cars standing on the siding so that both the latter were knocked jiast the bumjier and in¬ to the roiidway, causing considerable damage. Fortunately the traimiian on toji of the moving ciir was uninjured.
The services in the First Bajitisl Church Sundiiy morning will be jireach¬ ing by the jiastor. Rev. F. O. (Cunning¬ ham, at 10:.'!0 a. m. and 7 ji. m.; morn-1 ing subject, "Blessed are the Peace- Makers," the sixth in the series on "The Beiitituiles;" evening subject. "The Law against .Murder thc' Sixth (!onihiandnient;" Sunday .Schoool 2 :;]() J), ni.     All ;ire welcome.
A.   .1.   Thomas   iin.l  fiimily hiive re- North   '""ved to their new home in Montgom- I ei-y,   N.    Y.     .Mr.   Thomas   has rented I his house on (inind .'vvemie to his   suc- I cessor, Mr. Schmidt.
S. P. Pettit an.l Kolaiul .M. Lan. ¦ will sell their lots corner Rockwoou Avenue iind .Merrick Road at public iiuction. cominencing Now 7 and con¬ tinuing till .Siiturdiiy, Nov. It. They will give iiwav jireseiits each ila\-; see adv.
WANTAGH
The Peekskill giiui-l on Searord .Avi-- nue promises to be ii big imjirove¬ ment.
Mrs. Charles .Schiifer enlertiiined the members of the Liidies' Aid Society on Wedni'sday afternoon.   .
The Hiillowe'en Sujiper id'the King's Diiughters will take jilace this (Thurs¬ day) evening iit the home of Mrs. James .M. .Seaman.
The Wantiigh (ilee Club will give an entertainment in Ultsch's Hall on Thursday evening, November 7, under the direction of Professor Pahunoun- liiin.
Re\. Thoniiis S. Braitiiwiiite, jms- tor of tlie Menioriiil (,'hurch, will ;)rc!ich the fifth sermon in the series on "The Seven (Cardinal Virtues" next Sunday evening when the subject will he "Fitith". Ill the morning the siicra- nient of the Lord's Supjier will be iid ininistered and tu-w ni.'tnbers r.''e!\cd.
Mott
one merchants   tells of of Moses Hunt  and CourVesy and politeness have beep   the | P"'"ty ^^ Annapolis^ Mai-yland. rule in his office; it is a pleasure to do'     Harry   Emeigh  had   his  head badly  Guard,   and
cut by being hit by a piece of coal Patterson. A^l spoke in glowing while at work tn the plai^ifof the Brook- terms of the example i=et bji,Mott Post lyn Water Worksa^ East New York. • ;„ promoting fraternity and .sociability District Committeeman Charle.s Rur- among its members and of the loyalty sel is hustling for the Rejiublican   tic-
business with him and it would not lie ; to the Iwjst interest of the county to I make any change. A voto^for Thomas S.   Cheshire   is  a   vote   to  keep    the
which ispf brick, every modern facil¬ ity has been provided for the reception .md handling of mail. The tixtures, of (juartered oak, furnish sejiarate stamp, money order, registered k-tter, carri'.'rs. general delivery and other . ,. , V, ^. ,^ . .windows. Lock boxes and drawers of ing Gen. Kerwin. of the N.\ . Pension modern design, for mail, are provided Agency; Gen. George Chappell, Pa-:t j„ ^^^ cabinet. Tht re will be no calj, State Vice Commander ami other.s, at ^,^^^3 tj,^ p^w quarters jmivides a Its  quarters   in   Odd   Fellows'    Hall, j ppj^.^tc office for the Postmaster,   san
• itary lockers for thc carriers, lava¬ tory facilities and other jiccommoda- tions.
In   the   collection   and   delivery    of
i mail it is exjiected to make a  business
; ci>llcctioii   for the 7:20 a. ni, city mail
Post; 1 .jj,,j   t(, make   the first full route deliv
George   Wallace,   Captain of the Rear | ^^^ .j„,^,\ ^ .30 ^   „,_    a business  sec-
(\)mmilnder  William   H.   tion delivery will jirecede this at   7 ..'Ui
SEAFORD
'Mrs. (.'harles Steck and fiimil removed to Brooklyn.
Mrs.   Samuel Taft sjient Wediii lasl with her parents in Roslyn.
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MERRICK
The Merrick liremen are bu.-y re¬ hearsing under the direction of Kdward A. Spiegi'l for a minstrel ami vaude¬ ville entertainment, to be given by the members of the Merrick Hook iind Liid¬ der Co. .No. I, .Tuesiiay evening, .Nov. 12. The show is well under wiiv and Jiromises to he Ji success.
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The festivities of the evening, card jilaying, serving of oyster stew-s, coffee and cake, tinoking ar.d f^jieeches, maiie by Gen. Kerwin, Gen. Chappell, Past Commander James DciUi, of Grant Post; Hiram R. Smith, a newly-elect¬ ed  honorary   member  of
Couniy Clerk's oflice up to the same ket this year in this district. This high standard that it has been under Thursday evening a grand rally is to hia management. While we do not he-' ^^ ^^^'^' »^ which speecbts are to he , ,. , , ^ . ™, made by Franklin A. Coles. Thoma.^ S. heve a mnn should be kept in oflice Cheshire. Joseph Foster. Charles F. just because he happens to pet there i^Lewis, Assemblyman Miller and others, thiu  oannot »pply to Mr. Cheshire—he j Everybody is invited to this meeting.
and bravery of the il War.
a. m. Collections are also expected for the noon city mail and ."ii-'SO p. m. There will be an afternoon delivery . from the 'd o'clock incoming mail, but oldiers of the Civ- j ^^^^^ f^^^^^ the fi p. m. tity mail, which brings  the evening nfcwsjjajiers and
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. J. W. Wanzer this Thursdav af¬ ternoon. .——-^
?»Ir.-. Williani H. Condit sjient .sc'/- eral days last weel; with friends in Brooklyn.
Lyman Taft and family are now- oc¬ cujiying R. T. Prod'O'i's ii'Mi-.- on Hic¬ kory .\venue.
to   call   a I
strength   1 which   W(
Carriages at Fl-ed Meneild. Colvin iV: Co.:
d Wilgollr.    1
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0   i_       "I- i.  J i   ¦ considerable (luantity of inniortar.t let-
Subscribers are   requested to, ters.    The carriers' routes will not  in-
J il-   •     c^     ... J    M     i elude the entire village, as the carriers
SCn(i  us  their  Street  and   No.j^„,y   ^,^k   8  hours  a  day,   and they
.    .  ¦ . J f. I could not cover the routes in that time
SO as to insure prompt delivery. -^ ^^^ ^^^u^^ village was inciudeJ.
Womjin Jind (Jhild in l-'ree-
jiort
i.iir   store  for the greatest
iitor   itnd   health restorer
lave   ••..I- -did    \'iiio|.     It
is   not a patent medicine, hut the most
valuable cod liver jirejjnriition made by
ill!   evtri). tiM-   yiid   concentrating i;ro-
i-e:".-^   ivum  fresh cods' livers without a
droj)  of  oil   to nauseate atid upset the
stomach and retard its-work, and tonic
iron which is a needful constituent for
the hl;.i(;d added. , ¦
We do not believf; there is a person in this vicinity who cannot be bene» fitted by Vinol at this Hea.son of the year. \'inol is delicious'to the taste, an<l it is recognized as the greatest strength creator for old people, weak, sickly women and children, nursinc mothers, and after ii .'-evere sickness.
Vjnol is unecjualed for hacking cough.^, chronic colds, bronchitis and all throat jir.d lui:g troubles. Creates an appetite and makes those who a.»;e t"o thin, fat, rc:y and healthy.
We   have   had   .'^o   much exoerience
with   Vinol  and teen imj many wordcr-
fu!   results  from   its une that we offer
A chowder supjier will be  served   in jto return money without ijutstion if  it
the Gulid Koom next Wednesday even-   does  not  accomplish   all we daim for
inff, un^lor the auspices of the  Ladies'i it.    Thomas Johnston, Druggist, Vrve-
The Euchre^Jlub will meet iit the home of .Mr. and Mrs. William Beni.s- ton this Saturday evening.
.Mrs. Frank C. F]mo of Ansonia. C*onn., has returned home after a visit 't\-i».h .Mrs. A. Van.No.strand.
Presiding Elder Charles L. Wing will Jireach anfl ariminister Holy Com¬ munion in the M. E. Church .S-jnday. Quarterly conference will also be hehl at th's time.
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