Nassau County Review 19140724

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Nassau County Review
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT, N. V., FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1914
VoL XIX, No. 30
Freeport
VILLAGE WILL APPEAL HARVEY DECISION        Local Topics        ROCKVILLE CENTRE POUCEMEN IN  JAIL   Bailey Case To Date
Single copies of the Review for sale i at   Greenhlatt's   and     Braithwaite's, Railroad   Avenue:    Kiefer's,    Nassau County   Review,    DaSilva's   and   Go- beU's, Main Street;   DaSilva's,   West' Merrick Road. tf. j
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE
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T;i,-.p   tirtj^f are for Sandy   Hook.     DfHnct 32 ' fiiintitfti' tor Hi^mtnttoHil Bny) I
Pass Resolution  Instructing  Counsel to Take Proper Action
CAmmenta mnd eiplanatkona ni a nrwa natur«» on rilkai i hj th* Mlitor.
OBJEa TO PAYMENT OF $5250 JUDGMENT
 
Friday, July
Saturday,
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8.44 a. m. ,     All    the    menjbers   of   the    Village
9.27 a. m. ; Board   were   present   at   the   regular
10.13 a. m. i meeting Friday afternoon.
11.00 a. tn. I     A resnlotion was unanimously paased
11.49 a. m. ' that   Viilage   Counselor     Sidney    H.
12.42 p. m    Swezey   be   directed   to   piepare   and
1.40 p. m. , serve a notice of appeal   in   behalf   of
2.4.5 p. m.   the village from the judgment entered
4.22 a. m. | in the case of Mrs. Henrietta   Hervey
' for fhe sum of .$6260 against   the   vil-
I lage, in   the   action   in   the   Supreme
' Court of Na?!>BU Cnunty.
Acting as Board of Health a resolu- j tion was passed adopting an ordinance Covering the selling and handlinK of I milk in the village.
Clerk Shea was instructed   to   again remind C. M. Foreman  that it was de¬ sired that he   place a sidewalk   on   his "  ' . property corner Main Street anrl   .Mer-
! rick Road. William P. Jones has sold  for   Mrs. |     Application of C. H. Lush for privi- Katherine F.   Carter to Isidore Mayer i the plot of 5 lots, each 126x138, on the
M. Rosenblum's tailor   shop   in   thel American Theatre building is closed.
The   actors of the Freeport   Actor's | Colony wil! play the first game of   the aeries with Bellmore at   the   Hellmore ground.^ Sunday at 3.80 p. m.
lege of   putting   on   electric   sign front   of   store   of   L. "granted   subject   to   usual    restric¬ tions."
The   following   applications     were granted:
WATER
Mrs.    Robert   G.   Anderson,    South Grove Street.
H. L. Trubenback, Jay Street.
T. Wright, Raynor Avenue.
William Trayee.   Shonnard Avenue. SIDEWALKS
Felix    Werner,     Bayview   Avenue, 5x60 ft.
Lew   Kelley.   Nassau    and   Atlantic Ave., 4 X 160 ft.
LIGHTING
Henry Crew, 69 Porterfield Place.
SOME GOOD WEATHER POINTS Of course we find fault with these foggy, muggy, sticky day.-*. That is human nature. But say, do not the plants like them? Every lime Old Sol hides bis face and the clouds shed a few tears you can almost hear the plants and flowers laugh. And, again, think of the farmer. This is the first year in seven that he   has   not   had   a
Two of Them Arrested on Charge of Planning Robberies in the Village
Michnoff   was  drought in June   and   Joly.
cause of the moisture you are getting better roaas, greener grass, finer veg- etable.s. prettier flowers—so cheer up and smile with them.—Eagle.
1 a.-: Kridi'" sfternooti the Nassau I .u..:y . ranci Jiji> lyruuglit iii an in- aicimf •' . ':i-f .\'r!>. F'-iwin Carman, on the . .iw.ii'.e preaented by District .Attorney Lewis J. Smith, charging her with nianslaughter in connection with the tragic death of .Mrs. Bairey in Dr. Cainian's office.
She was   released   on   •¦>2O,t.0O   bail, furnished by Smith Cox and  Ernest S. Randall, both   of   Freeport.    and    re- ^_^_ turned to her home.     District   Attorn¬
ey Lewis J. Sniith consented to her and were looked up in the County Jail KO'np out of New York State for a trip at .Mineoia. " ' with her husband,  and it is understood
ville Centre, were arrested early Wed-{ After their arrest the policemen she is now resting on her husband's nesday morning lor being the parties I practically acknowledged (heir guilt farm in Pennsylvania. She left Free- who have been committing the robber-; and implicated another policeman, Ro-   I""'' ^""day afternoon, with   her   hus-
COLORED PEOPLE BOUGHT STOLEN FINERY CHEAP
William Wicke and Amos   Veritzan, .And   be-   two of tbe village policemin of   Rock
JUST ONE MORE WORD
I note  that,   practically   all   of  tbe
newspapers    both   weekly   and   daily,
and     particularly    weekly,    take   the
ground   that   nothing    has    yet   been
ies in this village during the past win-   I'-f i'e:tr!-en, residing at   East   Rocka- ter   and also   for  having   robbed   the > way,and who has been on the force for store of   C.   Plussar,    .Menick    Road which is located directly opposite    the i leader.
police headquarters, about two months I     Peterson is nn his vacation in Massa-
*K°- ' chusetts and a telegram has been   for
A few weeks ago Mr. Hussar detect-1 warded to the authorities tiere to   ap-
shown to prove that Mrs. Carman was   ed a woman passing his store   wearing j prehend and hi'd him until he coold be
connected   with   the  shooting of Mrs.   one   of   the   dresseg that he had   been ' ^ent after.
Bailey.    The Rockville Centre  Herald , robbed   of.      He   called   upon   County;     ^yhen
remarks:   "Tramps   who   beg alms at   Detective  Phineas   Seaman   and   "''^*'' caused
the back door have never been   consid  ' his assistance learned sufficient to   get |
ered good witnesses.    If these are the   upon the right track. 1
persons whose words are   to   be   taken       Further investigation led to the facts
in this case, it woold be better if Mrs. , that a colored man had been   employed
Mrs.     Robert   G.   Anderson,   South  Carman be put in prison   at   once   and ' to carry the plunder  awav,   and   after Grove St.
northeast corner of Lexington  Avenue I and Park Avenue. 1
News of the Churches
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Mfft. A. K. FroBt has secured adjost- ment of her fire loss on the Crystal Lake Hotel and has ^iven F. L. J. JiCe & Co. thH contract for repairing the building' at once.
, Subject   of and
Sermons,   Serricct   of    tl other doings in the church< and church societies
In the Fire Department
Matters of intcrait to and about tha firaman
in our local dapartmant
by H. E. P.
band and daughter Kli7Rbcth.
The   daily   papers   Loing   short   of many years, as the instigator and ring   facts, have been making   all   sorts   of
speculation, some partly true and some not.     Mrs. Carman is quoted as saying that the introduction of  the   "tramp" Farrell,    was a "frame-up,"    and    -"e- verely criticized   the   newspapers   for the reports and   comments   they   have printed     Lewis J. Smith, District At¬ torney, is reported as    being   anno\eii at the criticism of his action   by    Dr. others, opinion quite strongly again«t these   "unfaii" Considerable credit is due the Coun- j criticisms.    "Detective" Burns is   re- ty Detective, Villa^'e President Bulson | ported as stating that he would   begin and the entire Board of   Village   Trus-1 action for criminal   libel   against   Dr. tees   for   their activity in the matter, I Carman and Mr. Levy, although   it   is but   the   principle   credit   is  due Mr. i difficult   to find anvone who takes   anv
the   news    first leaked out it considerable       excitement
throughout the village, where all of I e'ar'man, Attornev Levy .n< those imp.icated were held in high es- | ^^^ j^ t^j ^^ expressing tn teem.
"Han'iv" Fanjoy and F. H. Plump caught 20 weakfish, running from two tn three wn ! nne half pound", .Monday right in Randall Bav.
Wednesday night Mr. Fanjoy caoght 22 fish, weighing from 1* to 3 lbs. each.
save the expense of a costly trial."       the facts had been thoroughly   investi
Since writing the above we have re- i gated the matter was laid  before   Vil-
ceived a letter from a resident of Free  ' lage President D. iN.   Bulson,   M.   D.,
port, in which he aays:   "Your article   and the Board of Village Trustees, who . . u   * i
in the issue of July 17 will do much in   after   spending   practieallv   the wnole I ""s^ar   tor   digging   out the facts so   stock in this report securing a fair and unbiased treatment i night in making a thorough search, ar  i *"»'  *"«   ofh.'ials   could a.-t upon the |     While the   newspapers   are   anxious of the deiendant hy her fellow citizens   rested Wicke and Veritzan, while they |''""''^''- j to publish the   news,   we   cannot   but
on her return to Freeport." were patrolling their beats, dressed  in j     Mr.   Hussar,   who is a Spanish War i think   that if District Attorney Smith
i   '     This gentleman,   who   is   an   expert   full uniform, and also wearing   badges   veteran, has been devoting his time in ! and Counselor Levy   would   refuse   to
No meeting of the Fire Council    has ' <=f'-Ti'fio'oK'st. >"   »"   interesting   per-, as Deputy Sheritt". | running down the burglars and recently ' give out any more information   or   in-
been held   this   month     althoUKh   two   *""»' '^"e*" ^^i'^ • "The circumstantial       A search was then made of their re-: he was informed by a   friend   that   he ' terviews on this case   (and stick t(; it; have been scheduled     A special meet-   <-'vidence so far produced is   about   the ! spective     homes,    and   in   Veritzan's j had heard two colored men conversing, [ and issue orders to all over whom they ing is to be held next Monday evening, j ^*"'^<'^'-*^*'"   offered    to   any   Grand ^ home, Morris avenue,   considerable   of | wherein one of the men mentioned^that •hof Christ    Scientist—'¦'"'>'27, if a quorum can be secured.'  '   -'uO'. and every member of the
Bethel A -M. E. Church wil! have their Sunday School picnic on Thurs¬ day, .Aueust 13.
Fir^.l, Churc Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock ; Sundny i-'chool same hour; Wednesday uveri;!}; teytiii.onisl mteting at 8 o'clock; Hempstead Bank Building; subject ne.xt Sunday, Joly 26, "Truth."
On Augu-it 3 a monster vaudeville show will take plaee in the American Theatre for the benefit of the Church oi Our Holy Redceinur.
During the   past   weeks   two   brass
and ony.x credence tables and tv/o brass
.¦ of the    Ice   Palace ; candeltijra b»\e been donated by   sum-
McClellan, which he j mer residents of the parish.—Tablet.
the Mack
and ladder truck is now in the com- \ pany's .shops in New York City for re- j painting.    The contract   did   not   call j
Inter-' the   booty   from   Hussar's   store    was I he   had been hired to cart goods away,
national    Prison    Commission   besides ! found, as was alao  considerable   booty I late at night, from the reer of  one   nf
i every criminologist of note is   opposed ' that was stolen from   other   places   in I the local stores.    Mr. Hussar followed
' this clue up until   he   had   facts   that warranted the arrrest of ti.e   men   im-
have control or supervision, it wouli e fully as well for everyone con- erned.
Through the courtesy of    the   Inter                                                  , .         ¦            .u        n         i    •      .u          .     •  .
national Motor Company,    builders   of i t° ^••""^'"••'T, °"   ''"''''•'' '^"¦™""-'''"-   the village during the past winter
: tractor for Truck 1, our hook !^'«''^V"J*^"«"'      Veritzan and W.cke were placed   in                        r„,„,,w
  the charge of County Detective bewnan | plicated.   -Recorder
Appreciate   Telephone Service
We have received a postal    from   J. Huyler   Ellison, who is attending   the Elks Convention in Denver,   Colorado. He sends us a vit on summit of Mt
says is the most wonderful scenery the world.
The Queens'Naesau County W. C. T. U. will hold the mid'sommer execu tive meeting at the home of Mrs, John Dayton, Bayside, L. I.. Tuesday, July 28. All members of the W. C. T. U. and their friends are invited. Bring a box lunch.
J^ The next regular naeeting of the Vil¬ lage Board of Trustees will be held nest Friday evening, July 81. This is one of the few meetings beld in the etening. which are fixed for the fifth Friday evening in each month when there is such a date.
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Gertrude Jackson, one of Nick Kauf¬ man's roller skating troupe, while at tempting to swim Woodcleft Channel on Sunday, was rescued from drowning by George E. Wheeler. It waa neces¬ sary for him to dive three times before getting Mias Jackson, and when he pulled her out she was unconscious. Wheeler rushed her in an automobile to the office of Dr. William Runcie, where she was revived. Miss Jackson is a summer resident in tbe Bayview section at Freeport. During the past seaaon she in company with her sister and a number of other roller skaters made a very successful tour of tbe United States.—Rockaway Times.      '
I     At   the .Methodist Chureh next  Sun- jday morning Dr. Curtice will speak on j "Keeping the Peace."    In the evening his tbeme will be "Five More."
No Solicitors Out
Report bas reached this oflice that a man has been soliciting advertising in a neighboring village, and claiming that he was representing the Nassau County Review. We beg to state that the Nassao County Review has no so¬ licitors on the road, and if any person represents himself as being in our em¬ ploy, who ia unknown to tbe person to whom he is talking, we would appre¬ ciate it if you would ask him to show his business card, and keep it and ad¬ vise us immediately.
Go To The Ball Game
This Saturday afternoon Preeport will play Baldwin on tbe local ground. The last game was won by Freeport, but only 6 innings were played because of a heavy storm coming up. The game so far as it was played was one of the most interesting of the season, and both sides will certainly do their beat tbis week to win the game. Bald¬ win has one of the best teams on tbe Island, and Freejiort has a team to be prood of, so that a fight msy be ex pected from start to finish.
AN OLD SAW .\ Bay Shore man sat on the limb of for the Comp*ny to do any of this work i a tree the other day while he sawed it I but the ofler was made   through   Bert' off and then wrondered how he came   to : House, the repreaentative making   the   get such a bump when   he   struck   the I sale, and when the apparatus is   deliv-: stone curbing down  below.      It   is   an I ered in Freeport on Augusi 8, the truck I act  (luite   akin   to the fellow   who sat 'and   tractor   will   be   painted   alike, whereas if the truck had not gone    in, with the cream color used on the orig¬ inal apparatus, the probability   is   the
Social and Personal
the  secret fraternal organizatit Freeport and vicinity.
i-nly
About    Guests,   Visits Freeporters and Theii
The following copy   of   a   letter   re¬ garding   telephone   service, is   a   well Kyder, the   .\.
(Jwing to the illness
Deputy
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1st quality Garden Hose. 9c ft.
Lawn Sprinklers, SOc up.
Sprinkling Cans, 26c up.
Black Screening, Sc sq. ft.
Galv. Screening, Sc sq. ft.; rolls 21c
Lawn Mowers, $2.46 t« $9.25
Window Screens, 20c np.
O-Cedar Mops,   89c;  oil,   $2.60 gal.
Garden Utensils
Perfection Oil Heat«rs, $2.98
Chicken Wire, 160 ft.   Roll,   ic  sq. ft., |c opened
Glyck Wire, He aq. ft.
Nursing Bottlaa, 2 for ^c
Perfection Cook   Stoves.   2  burner, $6.75; 3 burner, $9.00
Peroxide, 16 oa. bottle, 10c Da Silva 5-lOc Store and W. Merrick Road Advertlsament
two would not have matched.
In the meantime the International Motor Co., at no expense to the vil¬ lage, has furnished an automobile chassis which has all the equipment of the old truck loaded thereon, and a man to stay with it until the new ap¬ paratus is delivered in Freeport. This man will instruct the truck members in driving the heavy apparatus, and will always be at the truck house ex¬ cept when away for meals.
In the Fraternal Orders
_    deserved compliment   to    Mr
,   manager of the local office   oi
Parties   of     ,.,,,,       , ,.
. 1. Telephone ( o. :
.Mr. H. VV. Drake, o;;'areg"of"g"uV.p7wa7rwl,'irehelighte'di-^t«te Councilor, Peter    K.   Brown,   "f |     Mrs     John   J.    Steven.son     of   2t.41     ^^ Jjii^'X^s'tr'^'er''"""' the fuse.—Brooklyn Eagle. I Brtwklyn, the   installation   of   oflicers   Church   Street.    Freeport,^ and   Mns| Willoughoy btrtet,
of Freeport Council No. 57, Jr. O.    U. i Alice Hargreaves of Jersey City sailed : Brooklyn.
A. M,, was postponed last  Friday   ev-'on the S. S. Cedric lo visit relatives in'I^^"*' "'r. Drake:
announced, j England and expect to return home   in!     '^'"*»   alwuys   l)ei>n   customarv   for
njured While out   in a I Septemher. " | afternoon newspaper men   to   use   tbe
motor boat and had not sufficientlv  re-l ^ ! telegraph when covering stones out of
I remember whsn a little boy   hear ing   my   grandfather   tell   about   thi
Baseball
mg   my   grm.uiBuier     «..   »"""•¦""» | ening until a date    to    be
same thing happening to a boy   friend J ^^   g^^^,^ ^^^ .^^.^^^^ ^^.
of his grandfather s   when   he   was   a
boy,   but   I suppose    the    same thing
can   happen   over   again,  at least in a
newspaper.
TRUSTEES SHOULD
BE RETURNED Next Tuesday   evening.    August   4, the annual election of School   Trustees will be held, at   which   time   trustees will be   elected    to   fill   the   vacancy caused by the expiration of   the   term of Walter B. Cozzens,    and   the   short term of John D. Gunning, wbo was ap¬ pointed to fill tbe   unexpired   term   of W. H. Sammons, wbo moved from the t-7 .   i      D ii_    A      1     u J   oi^'llaRe.    Mr. Cozzens bas been on   the score of 7 tol.    Bellwood only   had   81^^^«   for several   terms,   and
Freeport evened  up   with   Bellwood Saturday, easily defeating them by the I
players, and Arthur Smith, one of the Freeport umpires, was loaned to them to fill in, but that was not any of the reason for their defeat as he played as good a game as any man on their team. They simply were not strong enough for the Freeport boys who merely played with them. The score:
Freeport A. A.
Player Pettit, lb Nolan, rf lUdwards, ss Raynor, 3b Cheshire, 2b Abrams,  p Meaney, If Boyd, c Beck, cf
h. po. 0 10 2 1 0    2
terms, and gives careful attention to tbe duties of his ofiHce, to such an extent that it will be to the interest of the village to have him returned again. Mr. Gunning, while 8 new man in tbia office, is well qualified for the position, being well acquainted with tbe needs of tbe district and having tbat interest in public mat¬ ters which is a guarantee that be will give his best efforts to improving the district and advancing its school affairs.
covered to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Pom and the Misses Grace, Helen and Ruth are The annual beach party of the D. B. enjoying an automobile trip in the Cats- P. Mott Post Woman's Relief Corps kills. 'They are making their head- was held to High Hill Beach   Wednes- ; (|0arter.«i at Freehold, N. Y.
day, with the   usual  pleasant success.  ¦—
  Mrs. A. Ruhl, of Wallace Street and
; daughters Helen and Ethel, are spend- U/^-^AM   g^wa I ing a three weeks' vacation at Milton,
OCnOOl   DOard:|     The marriage of MIss   Margaret   A.
The Brooklyn Times says "Freeport   Wemple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.  H.
is to have two women trustees  elected I R- Wemple of  Lexington   Avenue,   to
to the Board of Education at   the   an-1 f^harles   Drew   Johnson    of    Atlanta,
nual meeting in August, if the plans of some of the most prominent people of this village do not go astray," and says that Mrs. Clinton M. Flint and Mrs. Thomas Lucas have been suggest¬ ed.    The Times goes on to remark :
To bring about  this  result   without {'"^r former home town,   Elizabeth,
conflicting with the plans of  the men, i J-    Observer.	
the wise ones behind this   new  under-1     „       .    ^   „    , , ^,   .
taking, have planned to   increase   thel     ^^"^'^ A. C. Karkau, pastor of Christ School Board, by   the   consent   of   tbe
Georgia, n^ill occur in the early fall. Miss Wemple became engaged about two months ago, but did not desire a formal announcement at that time. A linen shower was given last Monday to the bride to be by twelve friend^ in
N.
voters, from five to seven, if it can legally be done. A resolution to this effect was passed at the meeting a year ago last May.
One of the   arguments   that     is ad-
Ev. Lutheran Church, taining   his   sister.
Mich., several days this week.
BEHIND THE TIMES The   Nassau County Review ha? the i vanced for the addition of two   women distinction   of   being one of the   very
Frank Willetts and family have been enjoying a few days  at  Asbury  Park.
Rev. and Mrs.    D.    A.   Jordan   will | members of the Board is that with the I spend beverai weeks at Twitchell Lake, j few   papers   in the United States that I completioi^of the big   school   in   East | Big Moose, N. Y. I
has  not   publisht   pictures   of one or | Randall Park, Freeport will have  four j more  of   the parties mentioned in the ! large achool houses, which will   neces- j
Try my special box of  cut   flowers, 76c, for the weekend.    C. R.   Ankers, florist. Rockville Centre,   L. I.    Tele¬ phone connection: delivery anywhere. Adverttsement.
Marriasfe Bureau
Town Clerk Gilbert has granted the following marriage licenses:
July 16—John R. Connolly, Hemp¬ stead, and Sophie M. McCaffrey, Roosevelt.
16—Andrew J. Briggs and Antoin¬ ette L. Roller, botb of Lynbrook.
Thomas M. Hanlon, Cedarhurst, and Bertba Louise Muller, Inwood.
Theodore Rosin and Anasthasia Mi- halinec, both rf Roosevelt.
17—Arthur B. Cardy, West New Brighton, S. I., and Onor L. Scanlon, Cedarhurst.
Samuel L. Rodgers, Brooklyn, and Cecilia Soper, Ocean Side.
20—Frederick H. Keller and Emily M. Hulse, botb of Baldwia.
Daniel L. Jones and Genevieve Piehl, both of Inwood.
Lester Sprague and Catherine Schroeder. botb of Inwood.
21—Milford Ketcham, Amityville, and Ethel M. James, Wantagb.
The best way to prevent baldness is to tak«i. precautionary steps in time. See Smith & Bedell's adv.
Advartlaement.
  I Friday, Julv 24 i
I     Vaudeville entertainment! at  South My dental office will be closed   from ! Shore Yacht Club. \
August 1 to August 15.
Dr. Thomas D. Carman, at 93 Soutb Main Street.
Advarttnement
Jaaae L. Lasky presents tbe roaster- fal dramatic star, Edmund Breese, in bis most recent sueceis, "The Master li!nd,"in motion pictures, to be shown
Coming Events
Wednesday to Saturday, Aug. 12 to 16 Cruise of  the   South   Shore   Yacht Club.
Tuesday, August 4 Annual   school   meeting   in   Grove Street School.
Bailey case.
Total
Player Martin, ss Silver, If Rammes, lb Nolan, c Alpert.  8b Hagen, rf Turner, cf Smitb, Sb Hoeffling, p
7    8 27 12 Bellwood A. C.
r. b. po. a.
0    0    2 3
0   •«    8 0
118 0
0    15 2
0    0    2 0
0    0    0 0
Q    0    0 1
0    0    8 2
0    10 2
2!
Total ^   1    3x23 10
Score by innings: ,
B. A. C. 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0-1
F. A. A. 2 0 0 14 0 0 0 x—7
xHit by batted ball.
Three base hit, Boyd; struck out, by Abrams 4, by Hoeffling 6; baae on balls, off Abrams, 2, off Hoeffling 2; bit by pitched ball, by Abrams (Dammes), by Hoeffling (Edwards); left on bases, Freeport 4, Bellwood 3; double play, Cheshire to Pettit; time of game, 1 hour 36 min.; umpire. Case.
WOMEN AT CABARETS J  I     A resident of the village   hands   me ']^ j the   following   clipping     and     says: 0 I "What says our Freeport Chief of Po-
0 lice?"    The clipping is as follows: 2 1     "Chief of Police O'Neill of Denver, Q i declares that   be   will   go   tbe   limit
1 I against proprietors of   saloons,    bars, Q I or fake cafes tolerating   the   presence
01 of women or girls." .,    "      /-... a e^
0 j     It is a fact that women are   patron- i *•«"«"• COzzens and Gunning _ \ izing "cabaret shows" in this village. 4 I but I am doubtful if there is  any  law
to stop tbem, so long as they "behave themselves" within the limits of tbe law. I have heard Chief of Police Lamb express himself positively on this matter, and I believe if he could be shown any law that would allow him to close these places he would see that it was done. If there is such a law and it is not observed. Mr. Lamb, as Chief of Police, is entirely to blame, but I have not yet been able to find any such provisioy.
Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Post of North sitate much attention on the part of | M«in Street celebrated their SiUb wed- tbe Board '*'"^   anniversary   Saturday   evening.
There will be   two   vacancies   to   be ! The f"n'''y »"*^. t^eir   relatives   gath filled in addition to thia at the   annual
meeting.    The   terms  of   Walter   B.
Cozzens and John D. Gunning expire I and both have been mentioned for re- {election. It is likely that if they care I to mn again they will be members for
another term. 'The present Board con- IsistsofR. H. Hunt, president; C. I Dwight   Baker,    Wallace    R.     rost,
Unclaimed Letters
(Frt«p«rt Pert Offic*)
COMMENT BY AMATEUR '
Meaney. who bas been playing first base for Freeport, has been obliged to quit, and Pettit is taking his place. He fillnd the position very acceptably Saturday.
WeeklyWeatherReport
(For our readers in other localities)
Unclaimed letters for the   following
are   advertised   at   the   Freeport Post I Office:
I Blanding, Mr. F. A. : Bockholz. G. N. ! Benet, Mr. William Rose I Breski, Mrs. Geo. I Burns, Detective Wm. J. Burns, 2 ' Courtenay, Mr. Francis
Courtney, Mrs. Francis
Enderlin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Falk, Mrs. G. G. ' Hager. Mrs. Sadie
Howard, Miss Sara M.
Kalzew, Miss Esther
Keesey, Mr. Joseph H.
Kine, Mr. Frank ^ Kane, Miss Sarah ' Metaker, Frank I O'Meara, Mrs. J. H.
Orban, Miss Julie
'Tbe Master Mind." in  whieh   Ed-
at  the'Plasa,   Wednesday,   Joly   29; | mund Breese is playing  the   fascinat-
inatinee and evening. , ing role be appeared in   for a year   at
Aatrtattptummt. \ j^e Harris Theatre, New York, will be
Stutdard Gaaoline. 16c gal. sett Snitk Garafe.
Friday, July 17—Hot and sticky. Saturday—Same as Friday, but hot Nolan made a catch   in   the   second {ter. inning which drew the applause of the !     Sunday—Clear and cooler, fine   day crowd.    As one   man   remarked,   "he   after a week of sticky bot weather, took   it from   his  shoestrings," when]     Monday—Cooler and clear, fine day.
catching a ball away out in right ffeld, i     Tuesday—Cool and clear; heavy wind   Potter, Miss Mildred and preventing a run from scoring. about 6 o'clock, doing much damage in ' Sanborn, Mrs. William
R,y ..r,^.t.,A Ul. ......I   „...* I New York City and   vicinity,   thund«r ! TallaiMl, Mrs.  C. 38 Wellington Ave
ance „    ...   _       ,    ,.
ting
Wednesday—C'ear and cool.
Tbursday—Clear aiid warmer
preventing a run from scoring. about 6 o clock, doing much damage in ' oanoorn, mre.  wiiiiam
..... , . j Naw York Citv and   vicinitv    thunder ' Tal I and, Mrs.  C. 38 Wellin
lyncr repeated his usual   perform-1 ^I"     *"j^ """   viciniiy,   """!°*'^!_ •        ^     „
of stealing two bases   on   a   bunt  »*«'?'" •»^.,'»*•'"'   rain   in   evening.   Traotmann   Mr^ E. .- f„.„.K ;T„;„„ lasting until about 9 o clock. Terry, Mrs. Frank fc., jr.,
Robt. G. Anderaon, P. July 21, 1914.
in the fourth inning.
A big improvement is noticed in the batting of tbe Freeport   boys   in   the
last two  or   three  games.    They   are         _ _     _     _   	
j shown in motion pictures at tba  Plasa \ not necessarily   batting  any   heavier, j mortgage'tn $1600 to $2000   amounts.   August 1 to August 16. G. Ben-' on Wednesday, July 29;   matinee  and   but they are placing the ball wheie   it i givin N. Edwarda, Atty.. 1-7 Railroad Dr. Tbomas D. Carinan,
'aveainc. _ works to betUr advantage   witb   nin- Avenue. Freeport, N. T. 2t 98 South Main Street.
I bave $5600 \o loan out on bond and      My dental office witl be closed   frum
ners on bases.
ered for a social time.    Seven   of  tbe i eight children are   still    living—May, | Nelson,    Elizabeth,     Milton,     Addie, Mortimer, Willard.
town, but as an expiTJinent il was suggested that on tbe Carman murder ca^e we try the telephone. I rirou;;h the courtesy of your manager, Mr. Ky¬ der, at the Freeport office, we were furnished with telephonic means of communication, which enabled uh to send the details with greater accuracy and despatch. We wish to express our appreciation of his efficient hand¬ ling of tbe situation and the great courtesy displayed by the members of his office staff.
Very truly yours, Harry Stowe,
Evening World. Karl Wisehart,
Evening Sun. Jsmes Murray,
Evening Journal. R. Emmett Moran,
Evening Globe. Edwin A. Coewey,
Evening Telegram. L. Shannon Comack,
United Press. H. Wilson Carlisle,
Evening Sun. George Buchanan Fife,
Evening World. Thomas J. Thorp,
Evening Journal. Charles S. Trimmer,
Evening Mail. Douglas Griesemer,
Brooklyn Tin es. Allen M. Gordon, Brooklyn Standard Union.
Village Tax Due
Village Tax Collector D. Frank Sea- The couple were | man is now receiving the taxes at the same place as last year, 18 West Mer¬ rick Road, you can pay the tax with¬ out addition cost op to August 11, after which date an additional percent¬ age will be added. .
has been   enter-
from     Lansing,
Swimming Races
This Sunday, July 26, there  will   be
married in Belln.ore on July  18,   1876
Hymeneal
HEUSER—WALDEN Mrs. Florence Heuser,  daughter   of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heuser, was mar¬ ried     to    Robert    T.    Walden,    last Wednesday   morning,   July   16,   at 10
o'clock, by Rev. A. C. Karkau, pastor | 6 contests at Kegel's Pavilion, one of of the Lutheran Church, at the Bay- j the races to start at Ellison's ; also view Hote>, Sooth Main Street, of water polo games, which Mr. Walden is the manager, for ^ Last Sunday the 440-yard race at his wife's father, Henry Heuser. I Woodcleft Channel waa won by Merrit The wedding was a quiet one, the' Cutler, with De Castro second. The guests being James Amato of Brook '¦ 160 yard race for women was won by lyn.   best   man.   Miss   May   Walden, ' Miss E. Sneecker, Miss Trayer second.
bridesmaid:     Mrs.     E.   Sturtzkober, i -	
(Mrs. Heusfr's mother), from West I Hobuken; Mr. and Mrs. John Sturtz¬ kober, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seherer, of' Mahwah. N. J.; Mrs. Walden, thei groom's mother; Dr. L. A. Stewart, Miss   Edna   Heuser.    The newly-mar-
What the press said about "The Master Mind" and Edmund Breese'
Moving Picture World—Contains thrills, yes punches, literally full of punches. .—==.=..
Moving Picture .News—A   most  ab-
ried couple are residing at the Bayview   ,^^j,j„jj j^,„, ^^at attains the   Lasky
Hotel.
Fourteen Years   Ago
(Items of interest from the Review files fourte<'i] years ago this week )
"The Master Mind" is Mr. Breese'* work his
Standard
Motography a master film, best.
Morning Telegraph- The acting of Mr. Breese, together with the intense suspense of the film, make a strong combination.
New York Herald—"Tbe Master Mind." a powerfully brilliant. and thrilling drama.
See it at the Plaza Theatre, Wednes-
Adppnlenaaat
Marriage of Tbomas Johnston and Miss Minnie Wallace.
"Counselor Jesse S. Bedel), banker Walter C. Rhodes, broker Stephen  W.
Hunt and  diamond  setter   Moaes   Da,,       ti«n_.i       .a i
Silva are cruising in the   Great   South  «*•'• ¦»"'' »: ,«•»'"« "^ri2i2£ Bay."
Stephen W. Hont presented a medal for rescue of three drowning maidens in Woodcleft Channel.
W. B. Osterfaoat erecling a cMnmod- ioos dwelling on Long Beach  Avenae.
Ade
My dental offica will be closed from August 1 te August 15.
Dr. Thomas D. Carman, 2t 93 Sonth Mail
ilosed from
arman,      ^^i^H lain StMll^^B