Nassau County Review 19070329

              Nassau County Review.
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Ereeport, n. y., friday, march 29,1907
NO. 22
FREEPORT NEWS
The',Village Board met for organiza¬ tion Monday night and committees jyere appointed. Sylvester P. Shea waa re-elected Village Clerk.
Farnk Farmelette will pay 6c a lb. for old ragB; iron 40c a hundred ;rubber shoes. 5c lb; good price for old metal; Freeport, P. O. Box 125.
The election of the officers of the various fire companies will be held next Tuesday evening and of the de¬ partment Thursday evening.
E. V. Baldwin has been nominated for Juatice of the Peace on the "Inde¬ pendence League" ticket, to fill a va¬ cancy.
-' When you go to the polls to vote Tuesday be sure to express your ap¬ preciation of the work of John J. Ran¬ dall of our village by voting Yes on Proposition No. 4.
The Freeport Arts Club will meet at thc residence of Miss Irene VanRiper, Grove Street and Randall Avenue, Monday afternoon, at three o'clock.
School Tax Collector Wesley Pear¬ sall has received orders to return his books April 12, after which you will have to pay back taxes at the County Treasurer's olhce. Mineola.
On LiSig Island Day, .\pril C, A. D. Matthew's Sons, Brooklyn, will n- fuiid full fare on all cash purchases of $10.00 or over ; half i-dve. ior !j;5 DO or over.
Easter services will bc held in the Presbyterian Church morning and eve¬ ning, and at 2 :.S0 p. m. the Sunday School will give the p]aster service, "Jesus, the Prince of Life."
The pretty custom of gift present¬ ing at Easter time is a growing one^ Chas. P. Smith has something to say on the .subject in   his ad in  this   is.sue.
dependence League at a time when it might hurt the chances of the League's candidates for office, we are informed we were wrong in saying that a young man was found drunk in the streets after having spent the evening in the Hall; it was a man of mature age, old enough to know better. We make this correction at the suggestion of one of the interested members of the League, who says that it was a terrible thing to make such a charge against a boy; at the sariie timt; he says we had better stop referring to his affair "or someone may break up your shop for you." He says Freeport is growing and must expect to have these "smok¬ ers."
OBITUARY   ,
Mrs. Charles A. Sigmond The many friends of Mrs. Natta Sig¬ mond, wife of Village Trustee Charles A. Sigmond were greatly surprised to hear pf her death which occured Mon¬ day evening. Mrs. Sigmond had been in poor health since last .summer, when she had an attack of pleuro-pneumonia, but seemed to be recovering, and was around the village Monday afternoon calling on friends. She was .seized with paralysis the same evening and died about eiirht o'clock. I'uneral ser¬ vices were held Wednesday icinn the Catholic Church of the Holy Redeemer Kev. Charles A. Logue othciating.
BALDWIN
Ven. Canon Henry Bell Bryan, arch¬ deacon of Queens and Nassau, is an¬ nounced to preach in the Episcopal Church of the Tansfiguration this Thursday evening.
During "Holy Week" the services will be Holy Communion, daily except Friday, 9 a. m.; litany, Wednesday, 10 a. m.; evensong, daily except Satur¬ day, 8 p. m. On Good Friday (March 29) services will be Matins and ante- communion, 9 a. m.; children's service and address, 10 a. m.; passion service, 12 to .S p. m.; evensong and sermon 8 p. m.
.31): Holy Communion, 7:30 a. m.; Holy Communion and Sermon, 10:30 a. m.; children's service and address, 3 p. m.; evensong and sermon, 7:30 p. m.
The music has been especially ar¬ ranged for Easter Sunday and an ex¬ cellent program is to be fumished.
Vote   **YeS** |^'''   ^'^^^  "Yes"   because   that    will
j mean  for  him  a  market  at hand fur | On   Proposition  No.  2 -Help a Great  "^ore than he can supply and a greater Seaside Enterprise—Improve Our     j demand for his boats for fishing excur¬ sions,   sailing  parties  and  outings on
terest in my hands of.
Waterways—Put Money in the
Treasury and Benefit the
Town and its
People.
The sentiment favoring the sale of Town land to the Estates of Long Beach is constantly growing as the fact is brought home to the voter that On'EasterSunday (Mai^h ^*^«8e interested in the project to make Long Beach the greatest ocean-coast resort in the country mean business, have definite plans and ample capital, and only await the favorable verdict of the voter on Tuesday next, April 2, at the Town Election, to at once begin ac¬ tive operations on the stupendous un¬ dertaking. The enterprise is so vast, and it is so intimately associated with all that concerns the Town that it is not easy in an hour, or a day, to com¬ prehend all that it meaiis; but a little consideration of the matter brings home to one the fact that this is the Town's opportunity, and it is for the ,.   ,      „ ,, voter to say whether the Town shall be
The fame of the Wantagh   Minstrels , held back bv its rejection, or advanced evidently  spreading  for  they   are ; ^y it.s adoption.
WANTAGH
Mrs. John T. Cowles entertained the Ladies' Aid Society at hor home Wed¬ nesday afternoon.
the bay,
The voter, if a tiller of the soil, will vote "Yes", because that will mean for him a ready demand at home for all the productions of the soil he can furnish.
The voter, if a skilled workman in any trade, will vote "Yes," because that will mean for him an immediate and continuous demand for his serv ices.
The voter, if a professional man, will vote "Yes," because that will mean for him a new field for his tal¬ ents and individual eoffrts.
The voter, if a financier, will vote "Yes," because that will mean an im¬ petus given to every line of industry and enlarged opportunities for invest¬ ment or speculation.
Over and above all this, however, the elector who votes "Yes" will do so be¬ cause it means the creation in this Town of the greatest ocean coast re¬ sort pn the continent, and tho location here Of an enterprise so vast that it will mean a greater development and advancement   in   the   Town   than    has
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give an entertainment m for the beneiit of the fire Apri! 10.
Prof. A. Palamountain has removed to Freeport, corner .Miller Avenue and Rose St., where his studio will be lo¬ cated and pupils received after April 1.
If you have not been reading the Gas Co.'s weekly advs you are miss¬ ing the comforts of home. It
Fi^dw'ards I'.ros. report sales for this week: Wilson .Smith Farm, Ocean Side Road and Lake View Ave., to a development company, for $18,000, al¬ so .sold the tvvo lots of Mr. Harris, Russell Park.
Do not forget, at this house cleaning time, to have tho gas pijios installed in your h<iuse. It.
J Miss Lucille Enright of Brooklyn is spending her Easter vacation with her aunt, Miss Woley, on Grand Avenue.
Miss Eugenia Price of Brooklyn is visiting Miss Winnie Smith, and Miss Helen Price is the guest of Miss Vira Homan.
There will be a public nieeting in Firemen's Hall on Saturday night to discuss the sale of the land to the Es¬ tates of Long Beach.
The Woman's Mi.ssioiiary Society wlil meet at the residence of Mrs. Mile.s Southrird, on Broadway. .Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. H. J. Raymore will bein charge; Wednesday next, 2 :.'50 p. m.
The latest styles of dress (and also older styles) photograiihed arul finished in the lat'jst styles at moderate jirices at Kiefer's, opposite Post Office.
Wm. Horsfield ha."? greatly improved the appearance of his Fulton Street dwellUigs. Somo of his neighbors m4g(it well follow his examjile. Worm- eaten, dilajiidated fences do not im¬ prove the ajijiearance of the jirojierty.
Tuesday, Ajiril 12, at 8 j». m., Mis.s Ola Bidwell will givo an entertainment ;it the "Bajitist (lliurch on Grorve St. Miss Bidwcdl v/as here :ibout a year ago, and w;is very eiithusi.i.sLically heard.
Regular serviciv-; will he htid in the Baptidt Chruch on Sunday at 10:30 a. m., and 7 :30 p. m., Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. On Saturday, March 'dO, at 3 p. m., the Ladies' Circle will hold a cake and bread sale at the home of Mrs. Suydam, ISO S. Ocean Avenuo, at ;{ P. M.
Send us particulars of your property fur sale or to rent; furnished or unfur- ni.shed houses. Edwards Bros., oj))t. Dejiot, Baldwin, L. 1.
Misses Dora and Mabel .MacArthur of Brooklyn spent several days of this week with Dr. and Mrs. Steele on Central Avenue.
Mr. and Mr.s. Wallace II. Cornwell wish to thank their many friends, es¬ pecially the Sunday School and Public School, for the expressions of sym¬ jiathy shown them in their recent be¬ reavement.
B. C. Prime haa resigned his posi¬ tion as StationjVgeiit, having received a fine jiosition in New York, still with the L. I. K. R. Company. Mr. Simpson will succeed him a.s station agent.
Last Saturtlay afteroon i\(iam Schmidt was found by Abram Blau- velt, hanging in tho barn of his em¬ jiloy er, J. W. Davoy. Tho Coroner was notified and after his arrival the undertaker was called and took the body to his morfjue in Freeport. It is thought Ihc suicide was due tocontimi- ii' brooding ovor illness.
Oil L-11- Isliiii 1 D.iy. .Vpril 0, A 1). Matthew's .'-^oiis. lirooklvn, will re¬ fund full turo on all cash iiuroliaso.-; of .¦Jlo.Oii or over : hdf furr. for .•?5 OU or over.
'''ever before boen known. ("ontiiHious Waterway Assured       j
As will be seen bv the Town Clerk's' -    *    i>   i i    •
I notice, in another column,   in  addition] Letter to O, A. Baldwin
The   King's   Daughters   met  at the ' to the waterway 1,I)(I0   feet   wide   andi ,.        o     f>"M'l»"i"'. >' i •
home of .Mkb. James .M.  Seaman   Wed-] ten feet deep   alontr the  fivo   miles   ofl ,    "''  ' "'"    ^ "»'""•>. ^y^''  f''    '^"""•^
, ^7    . , ,    ,        ,     ,       j_,       I t<-n   icv,!, ULt ( ,   aujMf,   liii,    iul     mu<.c    oi^^.|,.|f   voU  lia V  i (If 1 liO JlUlIlt    111     agllllou
nesdray evening and celebrated the | the Beach jirojierty, Mr. Keynolds, ' ,,f ••jnunt.''assuming tho i.uro-).:iiiit fourteenth anniversary of their institu-'the President of the Estates of Long | part of all •'•iiaiiits"''to be all alike; tion. A very pleasant evening was Beach, has filed a supplementary otlVr j whioh it isn't : and WMi-th .-jl.T.'. a ^;al- .'¦jient,   there being   a large gathering. \ with the Town Clerk to construct,   and j lon.
 I within three vears complete, >i   <'.mHn-l     Ufa  paint  adnlterafod   lo  ji-r  ooiit
billed to Merrick, company.
L   contin- and   ten
feet deep, from the   easterly   terminus '  ""
There will be divine   service   in   the   uqus waterway 200 feet wid Memorial Church Good Friday evening
at 8 o'clock, with jireaching by the | „f the waterwav named in the jirojiosi , Jiastor, Kev. T. S. Braithwaite, on j tion, to deoji water in Dutch Gunning | "Some   of   the   Deeper   Meanings    of i i^^ad, and will also dredge to   tho   like!
l>nre 1 aint part biii.'gs 15 ji.r (
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d   a   k:v1-
iriiig.-^
Christ's sacrifice." Sjiecial Easter services will be held in the Church Sunday with apjiropriate music. In the evening the choir will render the cantata "Priest and King."
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'¦ width and dejith the shoal in the lead ! between the I'rosepcct Gun Club and I the Hempstoad Bay Yacht Clujib, giv- i ing all craft using the bay a free- and unohsructod channel from Jones' Beach
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
I     Tho a vera:
I this coiiiitry
I sec.   tho   avcraui'   i>rico
i j'oojdt-  arc  iciyiii'..'   I'or
.    ,,    , I   I   ..        1 . i •'?¦-¦'''- a gallon.
to Kockaway Inlet, and   an   agreement |     jt is a   yainc  nf  wii-
aro a Iwavs xuu  nliarp  1
.*-J.Ot; a gallo
2:0
•J ('.2
¦'       ;; :",()
T.Oo
adnltoralion of  j.a
abdiit oiii'-thiivl : n
paMit
.Vmerican is    atiotit
\rli
.-iJlOL
the M.
SEAFORD
iai   services   are   being K. Church this week.
^ is made to lile with the Town t'lork an   __ ! addiional bond in the Jienalty of !i?500,-
,-,    , ,,     -, ,,    ,      ,,   ., ,. ioo, coiiditi<ined   uiion   the construction
Work on the McLarten Building on :^,^^j completion of tho watorwav as the Southoni Boulevard is Pi'ogressing j |^j.^,^,j,,^.^j j^, ^j^^^ suplemental oll'er.' En- ''''^"  -^ ¦ -   i terjirising municijialities invito   indus-
The sewing school at the Parish ; tria! enterjirisos to locate with thom, Hall,whichhas been so well jiatronized, 'by offering sites, money consideration will be continued through April, and I and remission of taxes, and where visitors are most welcome. An exhibi-' their inducements have jircvailed, feel tion of the work done will ho hc!<! at 1 that they have made an excellent liar- the close of the school. j gain.     Here is one of the greatest  en-
,^ ,     , ^_,        ... ,1 torjiri»es in the line of the creation  of
(m Long Island Day April ... A. 1). |.^ soa-coast resort eve r undertaken, Matthews  ."-'ons.   liriHtkiyn.    win     ro'   ,    .  .,      , ,.      .   , .       ,,.,
fund full faro on all cash jmrclmscs of | ^h^'-t n welcomed 1.1a tolerant and liber- .$10.00 or over: half faro, for .¦?5.iiO or |'^' ^V^^'^^ ^^¦•'' '"'"'f'' ^'> '-"'^ ^"^^'" " over. I wealth of untold millions,  and add  im-
! measuivably   to   the   enjoyment,     tho
A   nieeting   of   tho   oomniittoes   aji-| p,.„si)orii:y and the advancement of Iho Jiointed by the v.irious' Boards of Tardo I towns peojile. and Civic Clubs throughout the   Town,!     Show   vour    toleration    and    jiulilio
(iiiJti'r;il<.rs le   bulk    I'f
cotisumeip. Pcojilo won't jiay |1.T-". a gallon for jmint. So thoy jmy 12.112 a gallon for paint and «oinotliing that looks liko j)a;nt inixi'.t with it. (Tiny 1 ay tlio I !^ii"'''• hosiili'S, from .*2 to S4 for Jiainting tln'M- useless ^'iillons. )
hi   i; ;      'I'lu'V     dnn'r
Why  do  tlu now Dovoo.
Yours tnilv, V. W. DEVolO vK. CO "?.lilton   F'lioinaii    soils    our
for tiie Jiurpose of considering tho ad- ' vis ibility of organizing an Allied Board of Trade for Nassau County, will he j held in the rooms of the Kockville Cen¬ tro Board of Trade, Southern Boule¬ vard, on Saturday night, March .'5, at 7:30. All who are interested in the orsfiVnij^ation of such a Board, aro cor¬ dially invited to bo jiresent.
.spirit by voting "Vos' sition.
m   tho   Pro))!
LYNBROOK
held
Mrs.   Lahy  of  Mattituck   has visiting her si.5ter, Mrs. Steck.
hei
Mr. and Mrs. Ifarry Graef and son of Brooklyn sjiont Sunday with friends in the Village.
Keserve Monday, April 1. for tertainment to be given in tin Church by Miss Ola Bidwell.
the- on-
:  M.   E.
On Easter Sunday, March 31st, you will be dressed in the very latest .style, and will look just the way you always w^ant to, so take the first op- poVtunity and go to Kiefer's, opposite tho Post Offico, and have a first-dass photograph taken (d' yourself.
Freeport, L. I., March 20th, HtOT, ; Editor Review:
Allow me to extend my heartfelt thanks to the peojile of this vilage, who voted fuj' the new Steam Engine, on behalf of the Wide Awake Engine Co.
Respectfully yours.
Alexander C. Axkermaii, Foreman Wide Awake Engine Co.
Send us particulars of your jiroperty for sale or to rent; furnished or unfur¬ nished houses. Edwards Bros., opp. depot. Baldwin, L. I.
Opera Hall was well filled Thursday evening when ex-Senator Reynolds ex- planied the plans for the improvement of Long Beach, provided the Town people vote to sell them the necessary land particulars of which are published elsewhfire.
The meeting was under the auspices fo the Freeport Buard of Trad«, and William P. Jofies, First Vice-President of the Board, officiated.
UWhile we regret to say   anything out that recent "snooker" of the In-
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the Jiarsonage next Thursday after¬ noon.
If you have any lots, jilots, acreage or houses to sell send descrijition of your property to H. B. Weeks & Co. who have had a largo demaiui for all kinds of jirojierty in and around Lyn¬ brook, during the jiast few weeks. They mako no charge foi'filing descriji¬ tion of Jirojierty.
.\ very jileasant time was enjoyed at the nieeting of the Ked, White and Blue Council, I), of L., Thursday even¬ ing, this being thoir anniversary night. There was a large number of visiting members j)resont,_antl a most enjoyable evening was spent, during the lourse of which a dainty collation was .served.
Conflict ing Proj.csitions
Again attention is called t<i thi sibility thiit this groat entorjiri
po wliii
Annual Report
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Wll.l,!A^d     S.    HALL,   AS    TKEA.^ IKKK OF TIIE TOWN OF HL.Mi'STLAl)
Dated at Freeport, N. March 25th, 1907.
WM. S. HALL, Town Treasurer. State of .New   York :
:s.s. County of Nassau     :
William S. Hall, being duly sworn, deposes and says, that he was, during the period from March 2(ith, 1906, and still is Town Treasurer of the Town of Hempstead; that the foregoing report subniitted by him is correct, that ?20,- 195.50 is all of the income received bj- him since the last annual rejxirt to the date hereof; that the exjienditures and disbursements therein sot forth are correct.
Wm. S. Hall.
Sworn to before me this 2rith dav of March. IStOT.
Walter C. Rhodes,
Notary Public. Nassau County. N. Y.
Wo, till' undersigned, members of the Board of Town Auditors of the Town of Hemjistead. do hereby certify that William S. Hall, Town 'I'rea.surer of the Town of Hemjistead, has on this day mado rejort of all his proceedings as such Town Treasurer, and has ex¬ hibited to us all of the books and pa¬ pers (d" his ollice. and we lind his rejiort for the last year jiast correct.
We find bonds .ind mortgages duly recorded in tho name of the Town Troasuror of the Town of Hemjistead for all loans made and carried upon tho books of the Otliee.
We find that the princijial uninvest¬ ed, and the balance due on tht; interest amount a|S shown by the books of the Oflice.
VVe tind that tho jiriiu'i|ial uninvost- od. and the liiilaiu-e duo on the interest account as shown by tho books of the Oflice, is dejiositod to the credit of the Town of Hemjistead, in a Trust Com¬ jiany in the City of Now York, as pro¬ vided by statute. A cortirKate signed,, by the Oflicors of .tlio Trust Comjiany to that eifeet ha\ing boon jiroduced liy tho Treasurer on this date.
We find that the duties of tho ofhce are being iliscluirged in a cartful and efficient manner. All of whicli is re¬ sjiectfully submitted.
Dated at Freejiort, Nas.sau Count.v, N. Y., March 25th, 1907.
James Payan, Francis L. Walker. William Stoll'el,
Boai'd of Tcv.-u .\u(litors of Town of lIenijisto;ii!.
EAST ROCKAWAY
i. 'VViilian; S. Hall, Treasuror ol Town of Homjisteaii, New ^'ork horoiiv make the following as and my annual rejiort, jiursuant to thi quiromonts of Chajiter TiiU of tl of IsTii:
the do for re- Laws
I'lM.XCH'AL  Fl'M I :i vested,-tin    Bond    and Mortgage at tho liato
of hut rejiort •'>
Deeds for Real B'^.stato on
which was loaned....
Princinal nninvestod	
At
Mr. and Mrs. William Jiitch rotur 1- ed Sunday from a vitit with relatives, in Brooklyn.
Cortland     Fitzsimons    and    Claude Greensword,   both  of   Brooklyn,   have boo!! visiting thoir   grandfather.   Wn (iri^maii.
Elaborate arrangements have been made for the F^aster services uc the St. James M. E. Church on Sunday next. At the morning service the jias¬ tor, Rev. Henry L. (Jlover, will take for his text, "An Ei.ipt.y Tomb." In t1ie evenin.g tho Sunday .School chiMvcn will give an l^aster ion'.:ert, when a number of excellent musical seloctiuns will bo rendered., Tho children havo boen practising for sonvj time, and a Jileasing jirogram has been arranged. All    aro   cordially   invited   to   attend.
h moans so nuuli to tie Town vvill liavo to be abaniloned should tho Long Beach jiroj.osition nod Piujiosition .\'u. <>, con¬ veying land lo Bernard Molitor, both he curried, in which event tlie Long Beach Comjiany miglit not take title to the lands it asks for, and Long Beach would remain much as it 's now, and the Town waters continue with, its shoals an annoyance and a monaco to navigation and large rovenuey to tho Town bo inotrievalily lost. One jiroji¬ osition conllicts with the otho»-. The Long Beach jiroposition was filed with the Town ("lerk first), by a number of hours, and being first in tlie field should receive the first coiK-ider:ition of the voter. The Molitor Projiosition is a mere option. Ho can tako tho land or leave it, as ho jirefers. Even if he .shouTH take it, no public jiurpose will be served such as jiorchance a public house would furnish. >• ties would bo fostered ; kets, or now industries created,., such as would follow the acceptance by thej j,y,.'„ procoodings. voter of the Long Beach Comjiany's I ,,, otfer. Irv the Long Beach projiosition 1 we have u definite contract to take j On hand la.'-t rojioi the land, w'ith accompanying  lionds   to | Interest    received
.Sjiecial Easier sorviiis will lie hold at tho Bethan.s Cojigrogational Church on Sunday iie.vl. At the ovtiiing ser¬ vice a ;'.'i''ii''d concert will ho given, when "The Con(|Uering Kini,'" will be rendort:(l. There will al.-o lio recita¬ tion:-.
Would \ ou Hal (^orii llu.sks
th.
:;."i:!,505 00
Hi,000 00
::i'i,752 till
:s   100,1^57 no
Jiresent   invested    on
Bond and Mortgage..^ :!i;'.),l(;5 00 Deeds for Keal Estate on
wliich was  loani'l. . . '2,000 Ud
Princiiial uninvest.Ml        l:s,s:',5 (lU
Tl
w h V
! courso .\ou hould you take 10 cod's livers to (liciHi*ri   elomonts
.-;; !(!(),000 IMI j P. S. Tho uiiroronce of .$-57. be- 1 twee:: tljo total aniount of jirincijial I fuml of last year and that of this year I rejiresent.s jiart of the loss occasioned I by the sale id" the Arverne projierty. i which Jirojierty was in course of   fore-
1 to   ).;et   al
I wiiold not.
I the   greasy   oil
¦get   tho   val ual)
¦ contained thoroin I
i The oil or groa.se ha.s no medicinal virtue, hut it is tho medicinal elements envelojiod in tlii oil which rejiresent all tho tc nic and curative jirofiertios of
I cod liver "il.
i     In Vinol you got
I curalivi- olomiiitK <»
j tually   taken   from lilt   no   oil.    Tho   I
all tho medicinal ' cod   livt-r  oil   ac-
frosh cods' lievr.s, >il   is thn w.T awav
jiubhc   i^tih-i.-jji^y^^^^^.j^^.,; I   assumed oflice no   now   mar-1 ^.j^;,.y^ ^j,^. q-^,^„ ].^^^^,^. ac'iuirei
IN'COMl
ar,il title
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bo ajiproved li.v the Town Board, in a i largo amount. Under .'¦¦uch circnm- i stances, the \oter having the welfare !of the Town and his own interests at ; heart, will vote "Yes" on Projiosition I No. 2, and "'fio" on Propo.sition No. (5.
j Reasons for Voting "Yes"
Every voter in ttio Town   of   Hemp¬ stead   who   jjiits   his   X   mark   in   the
 „ - ._,,    .square   before, the   word    "Yos"      in
The   pasttir,   Rev.   James    Leggett, | on   Wednesiiay   night   last,    of    blood i Projiosition   No.   2,  conveying land   to
will deliver a special Easter sermon  in , j.oi.soning, in her 29th year.        j. I the Estates of Long Beach, will  by   so
fu„ M   "i. Church Sunday morning, and j     The  remains   were   removed   to her  doing prov iile a   fuud   that   under   tho
evening   there   will  be special 1 late residence at Koosevelt.'where .ser-' terms   of   the   projiosition   will almost
la.-t rojHirt        2'),17i; 30
Koturned Insuiaiico pve- mium on jjolicies on Arverne jirojiorty... .       1       10 20
iuv   the   same   reason   Ihat   you throw away the corn husks.
Knowing  the   wonderful   inodiiina!,- curative and   liody-buildnig   jirojierties of Vinol, 1 wish overy j;orson in   Free¬ jiort who is over-worked, run-down; dt- i bilitated, every old person, evi ry weak I woman,   every   .sulferor   with   chronic j colds, bronchitis or inii|iitnt coiiHump- ; tion wtiuld try Vinol on our offor to lo- i turn monoy if it fail.s to benefit.
Thomas Johnston, Drugi;isl.
.Solo.     Whilo Wf are ;ole agents for
i Vinol in Freejiort it is now for sale   at
tho loading drug sl« ro in m ally   evory
' tow and city in tho country.     Look for
the Vinol agency in your toun.
'     .Mrs.    Rosa    B
1 Kobert Corregan,
( orrtgan, former   r this village, died   at   .\assau tin   Wednesiiay   nighl   last
wife  ofi
?S(ioIit    of
Hospital
of     blood
th
M
in   thc music.
,    IJISBUKSEMKNTS Paid to public  school   of¬ ficers .	
P.'iid   to  Overseers of tho
I'o.or	
Paid rov commission on sale of Arverne proji¬ erty 	
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i'     12,(J21   00
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vices were held Sunday afternooii la.^t. ; entirely wijie out the bonded  ititlebtod-j Paid   for recording taxes
BELLMORE
A large addition is being built  to E. Bowne's store on Bellmore Ave.
The   remains   were   then    brought    to
Lynhrook, whore services were held in
Christ Church   Ven. Archdeacon Canon
1 B.   Bryan  officiating,   and   the   inter-
I ment, which followed, was   in   Trinitv
ness of the Town when it becomes due. By voting "Yes" he will jirovide for a froe and unobstructed channel through the bay. This alon*' will cost a million or more of  dollars,   and   the
i Cemetery, Hewlett. She loaves a hus- '1 jieonle of the Town of Hemjistead will j bund and two small childern to mourn-get it without the expenditure of a ' her loss. Tho deteasod was well and | single jienny. No argument is needed I favorably known   in   Lynbrook;   for  a
.Mr. and Mrs. Anthony, who have been occuping the Kitig cottage, have removed to the city.
i number of ye^rs prior to her marriage,
Mr. und Mrs. Adolph Frisch have re-! she was a tfeacher in the Lynbrook ceived news of the birth of a grandson, \ school, and by her kind and genial man- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frisch being the I ner she gained a large number of true proud parents. 1 and  steadfast    friend.s.    She    waa    a
., , profninent member of the Friday Club,
Mrs. John Merritt, who broke her 1 which attended the obsequies in a arm by falling down cellar in  Novem- ] body.    We  sincerely  regret  her  loss
to show that from this item   alone   the voters   will   derive   a  greater ,'tK'nefit
on M*irtgages.
Paid for Thx(?s on Town property	
I'aid for .stationery, jiost¬ age, iraveling and other incidental ex- jion.ses in connection with the Office	
Paid for Treasurer's salarv	
2x5 ou
W.\.\TED. Koorn.-:i or .•;in;fll house in refined roighborhooil. W. 1). O., I'roeiiori  1'. O.
HELP WANTI-;i>.     I'y    local    con¬ cern,   stenograjihi r    .'iio    t,v[iewriter; state   ago,   references   and   .-alary cx- pectovi.     Box .N, Kovii.vv oliice. -t  ¦  ~
HORSE F(Jlt SALE, (an be seen at Mr. .Mead'.- barn, North Main St., near L. I. K. K.     1". Gaworski. 3t.
F(Jli SALK. chairs and tablo
Dining room set, six can be seen at the M. ifterntion;
E. iiur.sonagwthis Saturday   afternot Pi'iie St., between (I rove ami Church
ir
750 00   IK
FOP. SALE CHEAP. - Three wag- .^ ar.d a light st-t of hand-made har- -s- at 223 Wt^st .Merrick Koad.
than he.may expect fo receive from the   Amount     traij^eiTod   to
ber, has had to go to a New York Hos¬ pital to have the ann re-set.
lauds   in   question   for   many   years to: come.    The   voter,   if  a   laborer, wiil vote "'Ves," because   the   buihi«ing   up ] of I..ong Beach on the scale  of   magni- ficience contemplated will mean for him a more  extended  field  of employment
and extend our heartiest  sympathy  to ' and a more certain means  of  support. those she left behind. Thc voter, if a follower of the bay.
pnnciptd account to Jirovide for jiart of loss in sale of Arverne prop¬ erty as per resolution of the Board of Town Aud¬ itors,   dated  June 4th,
1906 •.•¦
Leaving a balance of in-
743 fto
FOU SA1.E. $100 will buy $250 Flandrau p«iny phaeton, in perfect or¬ der. For sale also entire household furniture at private sale, every after¬ noon from 1 to 4 and' 7 U» 9 o'clock, Saturdays and Sundays excepted. Cfcll at Mrs. L. Chauveh.t's, Church St., ' near Glenada Court. Freeport, L. I.