Nassau County Review 19140508

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Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1914
Vol. XIX, No. 19
Freeport
News of the Churches  In the Fraternal Orders    Social and. Personal
Local Topics New Pastor Installed   In the Fire Department
Single copies of the Review for sale at Greenhlatt's and Braithwaite a. Railroad Avenue: Kiefer's, Naasau County Review. DaSilva's and Oo- betz'a. Main Street; DaSilva'.s. Weat Merrick Road. "•
ubi*ct   of    S«rn»oD«.   Serrices   of    the   week    Doints and other doinci in the churchea aad church aocieticfi
the  secret fraternal  organizatiom  of Freeport and vicinity.
nly    About   OuetU,   Vuits   nnd   Parties Freeportera aod Their Friends
imentsandesplanations not entir.
• nr>wa natura, on villace affelrs
hy tha aditor.
HIGHWATEK TIDE TABLE
(Th«.iu tiinc- nr
MlitlUtO
Friday. May
Saturday,
Sundav.
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wedneaday,
Thursdiiy,
Friday,
Saturday
C. K. Jones
"wanon.
The 0.   K.
aato delivery
„ ii>r ."^.-inilj   1
Kook.     IH-ilurt Hi
H fi.r Jl'ini>«t<'nd Bhv)
8, .
9,
1<»,
H,
12,
13,
14,
15.
16.
1 haa a new
6.24 8. m.
7.17 a. It).
8.08 a. m.
9.00 a. m.
9.52 a. ro.
10.48 a. m.
11.48 a. m
12.51 p. IU.
1.68 p. m.
1 auto delivery
Bakery has a iarge   new
truck.
CATHOLIC CHURCH (From the Tablet)
On Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Very Rev. Herbert F. F'arreli, V. F., of Far Rockaway, made hia parochial vi.sit to the Church of Our Holy Redeemer. A large number of the narishioner.s wtre present to wel¬ come him.
The Sunday School children are ex¬ pected to be preaent at the 8 o'clock Masa every morning during the month of May.
rhe officers of the Blessed Virgin's Sodality held a nieeting on Monday ev¬ ening in the Sunday School hall to make urrangements for a cake sale to be held about June 1.
The Misses May and Etta Ebzery and O.scar Evald and Samuel B. Wiley, all of Brooklyn, apent Ihc week end with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Moran of Har¬ rison Avenue.
ELKS NOTES
I     Ur.   Urban   L'Africain    of   Hemii-
stedd haa been   appointed   organist   of
Freeiiort Lodge, B. P. O. E., iti    place
of William F. Woodill, re.oi^n'id.
Bowling and   pool   tournaments   are
soon to be started, at the Club House.
The ticker is proving   an   attraction
to the members, now that the baseball
- aeason has opened.    This i;* maintamed
' by the Club and gives general newa of
the day, besides baseball    and   racing.
and  anything  of   special   importance ; .Miss Mabel Pearaall  at  her   home
Lillian Avenue, Tuesday evening. The following guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. John Powers, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sheehan
Mr. an(i Mrs. George GosHclin have returned from the South, and vvill re¬ .Mide in Freeport again thi..* summer. .Mr. Cosi^elin is much improved in health.
A surprise linen shower   was   given
In the presence nf a large ecngrepa- tion, including repreatnlatives of the Presbytery of Nassau and local i rtucii- ers. Rev. J. Sidney Gould was installed as pastor of the Preabyterian Church with impressive ceremonies last Thurs¬ day evening. Rev. J. Jeffrey John- atone of Huntington, moderator of the Presbytery, presided, assistnl by a committee of ministers. Rev. Frank D.,   of  tbe   Hemptitead
The actor's colony section of the village ia beginning to take on its sum¬ mer activities, a number of the actors and their families now being back at their homes, and othera coming every day.
A muaical entertainment un;ier the auspicea of the Yoang People's Society was held at   the   Presbyterian   Church
that happens during the evening.
Village Trustees
All the membera were present at the regular meeting this Friday afternoon.
Bids were opened for electric light supplies, ^here being about a dozen bidders.    'The lowest bidders were the
The following item was in.-'erted In this column last week, but for thi' benefit of my young friends, I am pub¬ lishing It again:
A CHANCE FOR THE BOYS I hardly need to s#y fhat I like to be M. Ke.r, D considered a frientl of the youngsters. Presbyterian Church preached the se.-- but I am going to prove it a little more mon. There was speeial niusic by a forcibly by mHking this olfer in this nii.xhd choir as a part of the service, column: The .subscription price for Tht-serv ic in connection with the the Nassau County Review from now installation included the following to .Ianuary 1, I'Jl.0, is $1. To every , numbers: Organ rrelude, Mrs. Ida buy not over 13 years ni age, who Pov.ell ; hymn. "1 Love Thy Kingdom brings us in an order for a new sub-' Lord; invncition, Uev. Elmer E. Lou.n. scription for that time, with $1, I will I of the Baptist Church ; anthem, choir; give a written order on any merchant Scripture reading. Rev. Saul 0. Cur- whose advertisement   appeara   in   our! tice.    D.    D..     Methodist     Episcopal
and Milton Sheehan, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-   regu.ar display cclumns,   for   basebalL Chuich ; sermon    Rev. Frank M. Kerr.
bur   Raynor,    Bradford   and   Merwin   supplies to  the   amount   of   .",()  ci^nts.   D. D. ; hymn   choir;   installation.   Dr.
Raynor, Mr. and Mrs    Elmer  Raynor,   one-half ot the amount received.    This   Johnstone; charge to the pastor ;   Rev.
Daisy   and   Claude  Raynor,   Mr.   and  ofer holds good for 10 days from   this   .A.   11.   Rennie   of   Hockville   Centre
Mrs. Andew   Raynor,   Mr.   and   Mrs.   dale. Presby terian   Church;   charge   to   the
George Weyant. Miss Libbv and Carle- THANK YOU ^Z^Vt' ^^^ ^-    ^/-u ^ f *""*•    """"
ton Weyant, Joseph   Muller.   Mr.   and,     .     ..       ^HANK YOL , Side Presbyterian Church;  prayer, th
t)
11
12
13
23
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.800
.633
.600
.567
.233
.167
Mrs. James Hanse, wife   of   former   jn G
 , ... „. „„j ,  ,   „.     uie UIUS-were so inueiinTce me   award-   «.„,„„     rp     i     „r   kt ,.,   v  ,i,
ed,   Mrs.   Brightson;   recitation.    Yon   ing of the contract was laid over to be ¦ p"''"'V'^P'*°f, ^^"V, ^"'''  p Gray Heud, Mi.s Oliv. Stretch;   piano , tabulated ¦ ^""""' ^^^- ^""^ '^"-    ^V   ^'   ^"y""""
solo, a Polonnaise,   Chopin,   b   Minuet'     Hi,u ™„ro oi. „,!«•„-  ..„.,._„:„_   anJ   Dorothy  Raynor,   Mr.   and   Mrs.
I wish to express my thank a   to   my   Moderator: hymn. "The Church's One  "'"^raKes:
Msttart of int«r«tt to and about tboSranMB in our local dapartmant by H.E. P.
BOWLING TOURNAMENT FINAL STANDING OF THE TEAMS Won    Lost    P. C. Hose 1 24
Hose 3 19
Truck 1 18
Hose 4 17
Honse 2 7
Engine 1 6
Hose 1 were the winners again this ytar in the bowling tournament, which ended Monday night at DeMott .s al¬ ley-, followed by Hose 3. -is noted in the .standing above.
Where a team forfeiteil games, in ord?r not to make the average appear loo small, they were given a score of .¦|5o, mid the same vvith teaiiis to whom the games vvere forfeited, but who did not bother to roll the series. Scores of course were not given to any indi¬ vidual bowlers for these gamea, and the individual games are ."imply that many games short in  ligiiniig    up   tho
Wednesday   evening.     The   following   Wagner Electrical Company,for trans
intereating program waa provided: formers, $1445.75; Fort  Wayne   Elec-I
Player piano aolo, Polka de Concert, , trie Works, J'JHa.73.     On the supplies   ,,       .,       .    .,  , ,        w-     ,,  ,      p., _      ^    ......
Bartlett, H. J. Raymore; aolo,   aelect    the bida were so indelimte the   award-   ""'' ^'¦^''\       r ",:, „    I  1 '"w„7°;   friends who took my advice • upon   the   Foundation." benediction and organ. Following are   the   uverHg..
'"'"'^'   proposition to vote yes  at   the special       Rev. Mr.   Gould   came   to   Free|,ott   the howlers, and team averat;e
.     . and   Dorothy   Raynor.   Mr.   and   Mrs. : «l«<=''°" Tuesday to   decide   whether a : shortly after the Jeath of   Rev.   Cha Bids were alsj opened for   extension ¦ - j        j
fall
Paderewaki, Cornelius Van Rees ; j to water mains aa follows.
p:dward A. Rice, $4314
Villuge Preaident Hanse, waa operated solo. The  China   Tragedy,   Harold   E
upon Saturday afternoon at 8;30 at the Brown;   instrumental   duet,   selected,
Mercy   Hospital,    Hempstead.      Mrs. Misa Annie Smith and Mr. Ruhl; reci-
Hanse is reported as resting   comfort- tation,   selected,    Wallace  Campbell;
ably. minuet   in   G,   Paderewski,   Cornelius
Van Rees: vocal quartet. Spring Song,
The Marine Hotel Company of Free- Pinsuiti,   Mrs,    Charles   Reach,   Mrs.
port has filed papers  of  incorporation Edward Chase,   Charles   Hall,   Roacoe
with the Secretary of State.    "The cap- Paul ; duet, selected,   Miases I{ose Van
ital stock is $15,000 and the   directois Rees Hnd Leonora King:  pUiyer   pi»no
are Charles Johnson,   Harvoy   George solo, Maasa's in the Cold, fold Ground,
and Isidor Mayer of Freefwrt.- Times. Koster, H. J. Raymore.
Frank Pearsall.     A   pleasant   evening was spent with games and music.
tractor should be purchased for  Truck | Herbert Scholey. in May,    1913,   from Co. No. 1.    I   believed,   and   still   do, I Garden Citv, where he was   temporar-
O. E. U. Revnolds, $4420 W. Van Wicklen,$ 4598.22 The contract   was   awarded   to Rice.
Mr.
Mrs. George W. Westcott entertained the Tueada" afternoon Five Hundred Club at her home on   120  No.   Bergen
that thia waa the best thing for the yillage, and the refult is gratifying to me.
A repreaentative of a liquid asphalt Place Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were company addressed the Board regard won by Mrs. H. I.. Maxson, Mrs. Ld- ing supplving the village with his oil. i^^^^ Chapman and Mrs. J A. buti^hin. The proposition waa taken under ad-! "'^^^f'^'^hments were served after the visement by the Board. games.
Application  of    Ambrose    Schiller for permiaaion to place swinging   aign i
JUST FOR INFORMATION Probably never   before in the annals '
The moving picture play, "Smash¬ ing the Vice 'I'rast," a dramatization in six parts, including scenes in  which
At the .Methodiat Church  "Mother's Day" will be observed    next    Sunday.
ily making his residence with a broth ei. He carne east frnm Kansas and WHS engaged in the advertising busi¬ neas in New York City, with which hc still remains conneeted to a certain ex¬ tent. In June, 1913, he waa invited of the incorporated Village of Freeport   to supply the pulpit   of    the   Freeport Name
has there been a mo:e   clearly   uetined I Church.     He accepted and the   follow-   Batcher. John breach in the Board of   TrusleiM   than   ing March vvas eallet-! to be the perma-   Hedell. Leater at preaent over the appointment   of   a j nent pastor by the congregation, which   Hedell, William ; successor to fill the unex;iired trem   of j was affirmed by the Presbytery of Niis-   Matthuis, John Mr.   and   Mrs. John J. Randall have | Ryhert P. Welden. -News Report. j sau at a recent session. Patterson,  Fred S.
front  of  his   hotel   at 1   Railroad ' returned to their  Freeport   home,   af-      Just for information.     Same   eondi-
TEAM AVERAtikS Hose 1. 7.'.7 Hose 3, 667 Truck 1, 621 Hose 4, 642 Hoae 2, .'')93 Engine 1, 571
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
Games .\verage
Avenue was granted.
Petition was presented by C. V. Boi-
A peculiar fact in    connection   vvith   Smiih,  Leroy
Tne mornintc sermon   by    Dr.   Curtice : ler for a stieet  light  on   Whalev   St.,
will be presented at the Crystal Tiie atre, Friday und Saturdity afternoon and eveiiinii of this week. See adver¬ tisement on lust page. ¦
and its Ble.-sings."
In t'le evtning tiie sermon will take up "Our ('!;ntroversy with .Mexico: It.s Cause.s und  the  Lessons  from   It."
District Attorney Whitman takes part,   will be on " Motherhood :    its   Burdens ; between   Bayview   Avenue   and    Rose • • '  " '¦ ¦   "" . .     -. .- Street, preferably ut Roosevelt Place;
referred to Light Committee with power. i Petition was received from several I residents of Onslow Place, asking , that that atreet be improved with I Peekskill gravel from South Side Ave¬ nue to Archer Street, one block ; re- : ferred to Street Committee j Double assessments of ;>roperty of I Dr. (Jeorge 11. Parshiill nml Mrs. Em¬ ma I.. Huker for the yeur.^ 1906 and 1907 were by vote ordere record.
ler having spent the winter in Flotida.   tion   existed   13   years    ago,    and   no 1 these services was that there were four
-    - , agreement was reacht. generations of churchea jiresent rep'-e-
Mr. and Mra.   How.-.rd   Walters   en-       Al'.hough  the members of the lioanl I s-nted by their  pastors.     The   sermon
tertained a number of their friends   at ' have numbered   four   including   Presi-
"JUASH StJCIAL" (At Presbyteiian Church) The twenty-fourth chapter of Second Chronicles recorii.^   the   fact   that   the rigliteDiis King JoHsh,    being   mindl'ul to rep.-iir the lemple of the Lord,  gave orders to tne Priests to go  <iut   among their   friends   luiil   collect   money   for thut purpose, but    the   work   was   not done.     Ihen the King   commanded   to hnve a chest mnde with a hole    in   the ¦ Temiilc, anil the peonle invited to place ¦
file liiteracholastic   Prize   Speaking   the money they wen'   willing   to  giv' i
An illustrated lecture en Panama Canal by Harry Tappen, civil engineer and public speaker, was given In the Freei'orl High School auditorium on Friday. The lecfure was ediicationiil and higfily inl«'resting und the knowl¬ edge was lir.st hand secuied by .Ml. Tap|ii 11, who lived with the engineer.s and v.orkers and had exceptional op¬ portunity for gathering his informa¬ tion.
their home on .Miller Avenue, Wednes¬ day evening. Dancing Five Hundred and refreshments were enjoyed.
.Mrs. Henry Leray Maxson will en¬ tertain at Five Hundred on Saturday, May 10.
Florence, the liUle daughter of   Mr.
and Mrs.   C.    Dwight   Baker,   gave   a
party to twenty-three little   fieople   in
•aiicelled of' honor of her tenth  birthday,  Tuesday, j
After games had    been    played   and
dent Lamb, for several meetingi
—News Report.
Just for information. Only one meeting since resignation .nent in.
It waa suggested that a new bicycle be purchaaed for the Police Depart ment. —News Report.
The wheel askt for was for the elec¬ tric light and water meter reader. The Police Deiiartment has two now.
was preached by liev. Franl; M. Kerr of Hempstead, the mother of Freeiorl church. The charge to the pastor wns delivered by P.ev.   A. H. Rennie,   pas-
Sdiluter, Henry C. Starr, Henry S. Muller, Josejih DeMott, Forrest \erity, .-^reliie Nichols, S. Herbert Wnaley. Albert
tor of the Kockville Centre    Church, a   Rhodes, Rufus
Coiite.s' between Freeport, Iluntii ton. Gien Cove, Hempatead and l.uw¬ rence will be held al Public School No. 4, Lawrence, on .Saturday, May 9, at 7.:4-") p. rn. The Freeport represenia tiviH will he Olive Stretch and Stiiaii Cutler. In formei years the winner:; received gold, but this year the first prize will be a large cup, which will go to till' schools, and a smaller cup to iiidiviiUial winnera. The second prize is a medal." -Owl.
for the Tomple repairs in that chest. VVe are told the people rejoiced to con¬ tribute, knowing the money would be expended for the purpose for whicii tiiey gave it.
Our Sunday School is in m-eil of ruiul.-' for ils Sunday School work, and proposes to huve what v.e ure going to cail "A Joash Social" in the Chapel on l"'iiday evening. May 15. We are not going to ask anyone for anything, eithei- money or provisions for this so¬ cial, but, if the friends of the school The Glencort Tennis Club wa.i or think well enough of us and our work ganized on Wednesday, April 29, at to bring pie, cake, coffee or sundwich- the home of Miss Olive F'awcett. The follovving otiicers were elected: Presi¬ dent, Miss Olive Fawcett; vice presi¬ dent, VVealey Devlin: secretary, Miss Signe Nygren; treasurer Miss    Estelle
LOCAI. ENGINEERS ENfJAfJED
^..._.        'lhe   cniiineering   firm   of   Smith   &
Charles J. Martin a;.iilie(l for relief prizes won by Olive Post,'^ Elizabeth Malcomson have been engaged to «up for alleged double Hssessiiients for Carman, Holmes Swezey and Warren ; erintend the laying of the reconstruc property on Pearsall Avenue ^ referred : Porter, a delightful ;-,U|)pcr was served. ; tion of Ihe road between Freeport  and
Two birthday cakea with ten lighted ' Hempsteud. Both Me.-srs. Smith &: cunil'es adorned the table. The colla- | .Malcomson are |.radical road rnen, and tion was followed by folk dancing a.-^ 'their engagement is an assurance that Well aa aome ot the latest steps of the the best possible work wns de-iired ny tango, hesitation una maxixe.
to Trustee Bedell for auju.stment.
Resolution was passed desiirnating Justice of the Peace Coiodoi: .\oi ton as Acling I'olice .fustice.
Attorney Sidney If. Swezey submit¬ ted report of search of titie of proper¬ ty which Cadif.ari H. Fredi rick had olfere 1 to give to the village for a hoae house for Comiiany No. 1.
Superviaor Smith ujion this road.
Last P'riiiay night .Miss Reta Greaves WHS tendered a surprise
Me thinks it wi
if Ihe .ll.i I.
almi
the liquor adverti.«ement3  in   the   .-sat¬ uiday night's issue of that paper.
whatever is brought wiji be freely passed around among those present to Hid in the enjoyment of the occasion. A chest with a hole in   the    top   of   it
will be in a conspicuous    place   in   the       "'"."°" ""f name.l tnat all    scaveri
room, und any of our frientls   who   are ?er licenses be renewed, "Pon   the    il-
willing to put money in that  chest,   it !"« °^ ''""'« '" the sum of $100,   with-
willbeused    for   our   Sunday    School '"""''week.
work.    If no provisions    are   brought,!.   The special committee appointed   to
BOM • c airman social committee.   Miss   nothing will be eaten.    If no money is investigate the claim of Mr.    Wolf  of
fJ mv D viin '=°"''"'"^^' i/t,„. ,,,„t, there will be none   to Mernck for . amages from accident   to
haiiny IJevlin. : i .,. :„   ,.,„,i, . his automobile   while   backing   into   a
After the meeting refreshments were, aid us in our work. .rotter   recommended the claim   should
MPruHd nnd all had an  eniovable  time.:     An entertainment will    be   provided gutter, reeommennecitne ciaim   snouiu
served and all had an enjoyanit tim      ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^.^^   ^.^^   ^^  ^^^^.^^^^ ,,^,j be allowed.    The  recommendation
' was adopted
t muke
. .:¦      Ill
     party   at   her ;'pimes turn o.eim liici. t,i...oQo..K
Some taxes for 1912 ami all 1913 htune on Church Street by a number of have ndt laen paid. A resoluiii li vvas her friends. Tbe guests were; Misses pas.'^ed that the property be accepted .Mvrtle Shea, Alma Smit-Vfr' .Malilila subject lo adjustment ofthe unpaid' Newman. .Marion and Elizabeth Wal- taxes. luce,    .Martha    Holfmann,    Gwendolyn
It was resolved to ehange the estab-: Hornbeck, Vira Raynor. Idella Foster lishe.l grade on Hillsiile Avenue, from/and Alice Meyer; Mrs. S. P. Shea, C.ilumbus Avenue, to Hempstead aiidMi'^- S. P. Pettit, Mrs. J. P. Madison; Babylon Turnpike, to conform with the] Clifton Smith, Philip Loux, Leater Ea- recommendations of Smitii & .MalcoiiKpex, Liiwrence Schlosa, George Bedell son, engineera. '"'
Motion waa carried that al
daughter of the Freeport church, and the charge to the people bv Rev. .\. C. W:akin.-^oii. of the Ocean Side Church, a graiiddau^;ht?r of the local church.
Truck Company
Gets Tractor
\t the s|.ecial eieclion liie-da.v af- teriiuon, to vote to decide upon the question of a()propriat'ii'ig .'f4'iiin for tin auloioobiTe tractor for Tiuck Company .No. 1. an even '200 voti s were cast, and 11 majority ni hS in favor of the jiropositioii. The vote uas as iHllows: Yes, 12S
•   .N'o, 70 lilaiik. 2
false Alarm ot Fire
Florenzie. VV. Tryon,  Edward Downs, Walter Lewis, Royal Kaynor, Jule Stair, Howurd I'owers, J. Cecil Earle, Albert L. Kavnor, Alvin Rose. F. E. jr. Coaibs. Raymond Chase. Harold S. liaynor. Chester Loo:iiiin. I!" rnurd. Smith. Owen Johnson. Albin. N.. Dareiilierg, Carl, jr Walling, M. .Mliin. Harry Sigmond. ('buries Killer,  Kobert ;¦:;.:;:.:¦, ruircn
Kenneth and    ('harles    Bii Millkeiaer, P'reddie (ireaves
Fawcett; preaa agent. Edwin Homing; chairman of inyeatiguting committee, Wallace H. Campbell: chairman of cotlrt   committee,    Frederick   Hender-
DIGGING HOLi:S IK GUTTEK Infoiniution hus been asked us to Un¬ reason for the h.iles which have been dug in the gutters along variou? vil lai;e strjjets, and ufter much inquiry. I    tind    from     Street     Commissioner
u..,„..,.! ' Sprague that this work has  been   done ijernarti ,,,..-       r. ..       ..
by the Gas Conniany. Mr. Sprague ; said thar when he discovered them at i work, he asked what they were doing ! und he said they wore trying to locate i their high pressure and low pressure .       aa /^        J      *       niains, or, in   other    words,   evidently
lO iTirSa \J00C1W1D digging at frequent intervals in order to locate pipes of which they hnd no record. i
Aa   I    was    intereated   in    knowing
Arts Club Listens
(Special Correspondent)
Will you be at the   meeting  of   the Arts Club on Monday
Call .\o. ,17 was given Siiiiduv to' a iiriish lire burning in ll • eio-l of Ueiiiiiiigtuii Park i»n(l touth ui' the Agawam Pumping Station. There vveio no houses in or near the buiiiintr wooils, and the alarm, to vvf.ich all companies responded, was evidently sent in to see how soon the men o.iiild get out.
The call for this section should have (leen .No. Ji), bui "Power ll(!'ise"c<iuld not gel antyhing di-linite from the par¬ ty sending in the alarm beyond that it was on Newton B-.iilevurd.
.Every Kick a Boast
When
(iarden Utensila
Perfection Oil Heaters, $2.98
0-Cedur Mops, 89c
Chicken Wire, 150 ft.   Roll,   ic   aq. ft., Jc opened
Wire Fencing, 7c ft.
Chick Wire, IJc sq. ft
Moth Balls, 5c lb.
Nursing Bottles, 2 for 5c
Perfection Cook   Stoves,   2  burner, $6.45; 3 burner, $9 00
Peroxide, 16 oz. bottle, 10c Da Silva
^¦'^'^- ,      „ ,     ,      ,.     ,.     , AtiiilirHtion for   litfht   at   Rnosevelt i waa the question put to   the   members
All the Sumiay School and ita friends , pi^J'^'i'^'f^^^.j^^/Avenie waa ^fe^ they chanced to meet during   the
are cordially invited to be   present   on ; fj"^U" ctmmittt I past few weeks, and the   answer   waa
the occasion, and with us apend   a  ^o-, t" 'j'K"^ V,""|,'"'" .f',   ,        ,      _.„_. j always in the affirmative,    for  it   had cial evening and get better acquainted I     Mr. l.angor applied   lor   the  exten-1 J
I with each other.
] By Order of the Committee.
I Presbyterian Chapel,
'        Freeport, N. Y.
The L. T. L.'s will meet at the home of Mrs. Etta J. Carman,   60   Brooklyn Avenue, on Monday afternoon at 3:'3(i. b-lOc Store and W. Merrick Road I A" members are requested to be  pres- j structing Villag'e Clerk SheaTo" secure ¦^tit. I bids for a four  foot  sidewalk   on   the
   AdverUsement  , village property on corner Church   and
The newlyeleoted officers of the Ep-   Pine Street. Mrs.    Anna  NeusB  has  closed  her i worth League   of   the   M.   E.   Church!     The salary of Erastus Johnson,   jan- dressmaking establishment on  Federal ; who take up their work June 1, are as   itor of the Fire Department,    was   in- Street and gone in company with Mad  I follows:   President Charles J. Martin ; I creased from $60 to $60. am K. Bohm, on Pieirepont Place,    tf ! Ist vice president. Miss   Anna   Cros.s
field; 2nd   vice   president,   Harold   E
Adrprtlppateat
  j Brown; ard vice president.   Miss   May
At the Plaza, Wednesday,    May   i;i, I Carpenter;   4th   vice   preaident.   Miss "Princess Elena's   Prisoner,"   featur-i Marion Bedell;   treasurer,   Harold   B. ing Miss   Betty   Nansen,    the   distin-j Smith; secretary, Stanley Raynor. guish^d Danish actress,   who  appears only in motion pictures.
AdyartlMineiit
vvere   work ilil!!:   i'or    that
the   4th''    This ^^'""t this, I imagine some of my read-i tractor for   the   Fire   Dejiurtmenl   we
a will also be. 1 sent u cummunication lo   euch   of   the
newspajiers in the vicinity enclosing WHO DOES THE STEALIN(;'.' I cot.ies of our reasons for desiring the If we country editors take news \ truck, und believing thut they wen- been unnounced thut the subject would ' from the eity duilies we get rousted : eiiteriirising enough to comprehend the be "Anti-Suffrage," and the speaker ; K«"d and proper, but a Hrooklyn daily needs of the villuge, we presumed thut would be Mrs. Grace Duffield Goodwin, I Monday evening cop.ed the letter from i all of them would help us in this mut- who has the subject well in hand, hav- the Review laat week from Mr. Chris- j ter. Most of them did, and the com¬ ing spoken in the western part of the ! tians, written from Tampico, and neg- | pany is duly grateful. One exception. State, in New York City and on Long!'ected to give us a single word of however, where we expected strong Island, as well as in Washington, with'"edit, lor this item, which took over ! aupport, waa in a paper published in a great power of conviction. ' | a column of their space. j neighboring    village   which   while    it
Mra. Crandall is regarded as a most I     We do not care for credit,    and  any I claimed to be in favor of the   proposi- charming hostess,   and   welcomed   the ' pap^r is welcome to   all   the   material I tion, remarked that "there    is   alao   a largest number (6]) ever assembled at   they want to lift from our  paper,   but i strong sentiment againat adding to the any Club meeting.    There were a few I we were given to u....erBtand   partico- guests. I larly that credit   would   be   given   for
Mrs. Goodwin spoke of the well-wern I this item, and we are merely   remark saying among the Suffragists,   "Taxa-   inp't to ahow that it is   not  only   the
tion Without Representation is Tyran-   country papers   that   lift   items bodily   villages for a paper   in   another   com-
Application of  William L. Chipman I ">." and said   that   there   were   few ! from other papers. munity to try to discourage a proposi-
for permission to   pat a sign   in   front i women who owned property,    as   com-1   , tion of this kind, just because it would
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Johns, Iraiik
White, .Iohn R. S.
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Combs, P. I)., jr.
Tracy,  Edward
Snedeker, F. S.,  jr.
Miller, Robert A., jr.
Commellas, L.
Combs. Millon
McCloskey, .1.
Meany, John
Storck, Carl
Smith, Orton
Gissell, Tht'bdore
Cooke, Francis
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sion of the electric light service to the village limits at Bayview Avenue, and that he be given permission to connect to the service for himself and four others in that vicinity who deaire to uae electric light; referred to Light Committee with power.
Upon recommendation of  President Lamb,   a  resolution   was   passed   in¬
it was just about a year ago, on a Sunday night. April 20. PJKi, thnt We received the call from Merrick Road and Grove Sireet, the origin of which was never proven. Wood, r if that same fellow waa in town last Sun¬ day night'^
Hose 4 held a littie "feed" ufter their meeting Tuesday evening, and a very sociable evening was [lassed.
During the meeting of the Company.
a recess was   declared,   during   which
taxation   or   bonded"rnd^bt^dners '"as   J!'« ««''*''" automobile purchase by the
taxea are now   very   high."     We   had   ^.ompany to to.v    its jvagon   to   fires,
supposed that there was hardly enough
feeling of   jealousy   between   varioua
of  his place  of  business'wa.   grant-1 pared with those that do not  and that , ALTERNATING CURRENT , PUt our village a^^^^^^
ed.    The   salary  of  Thomas   Chilton, I  «wer st.ll had worked for this proper-, FOR MOfOR.S K_^ ^.^^^^ ^^^ ^^y ^.,. J^^   .^
fireman at the Power Hoose.    was   in-! ty.    The laws could not be made for a      At the meeting of the Village Board ! .^^ ^^,^^^1 ^^^^   Freepo, t   should
creased from $90 to $95. I privileged few • \ of Truateea Friday,   a  communication |     \^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^ j„ ^^^¦,^   ,i„^_
Reaolution carried that  Fred   L.   J. !     ^"^ a'so took up the matter   of  the   was received from the hrm of auperin- i
"Mother's Day * will be observed bv i Lee & Co. be paid balance  of  $970.98 ' youth who drops nia   first   ballot   into : tending engineera having c
the First Baptist Church at the   morn-' on storage shed at Power House. | the box, as   the   Suffragists  say   that , ventilating and heating sy
ing aervice next  Sunday.     The   pastor
Motion was carried paying   William ! "women are as well prepared as   they   new No. 4  school,   reqeating   the   vi, Trv mv soecial box of  cut   flowers,   will preach a special aermon unon   the   M. Sheehan Co.,   $800  on   account  of : to handle   the   ballot     She  drew   the   lage to install direct current for them, 75c   fo   theTeekend     C   R    Ankers    subject,    "As 1 Mother   Comforteth."   balance of $928 due them. ; attention of this moat attentive   audi-   as they claimed it   was   necessary   for
Jorist   Rockville Centre     L   I     T^^^^ invited   to   be       The matter of repairing   gutters   on   ence to the manner in which the    boya , the ventilatmg system that   hey   were
XTea:,lZlti^^^^^ Grove   Street   and   are educated, and   their   opportunities   planning to install,    lhe village   can-
Iving'e-VargTofVhe ! ^''["^ ^^^ '"K^"' ^'"»P'. .,       ,    ..
ing systeni at the i '" "«* of the result at the e ection. we are impelled to remark that there is a whole lot of truth jn the old say¬ ing that "every knock is a boost," when it comes from certain quarters.
waa given a trv out. The shafts of the wagon were tied to the back of the aulomobile, and good headway was made along some of the muddy roada in the vicinity of the hose houae. When complet< d th«'wagon vvill have a short bar, fastened to the back of the aulo by a pin, and thia means of getting to fires should be very aucess- ful. The machine was purchased and repaired entirely at the expense of the Conipany, and the reat of the work toward piacing it in service will bu ilone hy them.
Advertiaement
Lion milk rich and pure makes prize babies.
AdvcrtlaeoMBi
to do honor to the sacred name. | Olive   Boulevard,   were   referred
In the evening the pastor will preach   Street Committee with power.
on the subject, "Christians   Who   Are Being Watched."
»pplications
'     The monthly business   meetjng  and
We have $1000 and $1400 to loan on   social of the  Young   People'a   Society
bond and mortgage.    Johnaon & John-  of the Baptist Church waa held at   the
son, Freeport, N. Y'. Parsonage laat Tuesday evening.   Prof.
Advertisement, j Dyer Jones was in charge of  the  pro-
  ! gram,   which   consisted   of   dramatic
Freeport Coal Co.    The place to buy   readings   by   Rhodes   A.    Niphols  of
coal; also the place to get a pretty cal-   B'-^'^'P-    who   delighted   the   large
endar free.    If von wish either article,   gathering with   his  recitations     Mr.
phone or call and   see   us.    Telephone ^""J ""'^"''J'"«"'Jo''"''°'°« »"^   Mj.
398; 19 So. Main Street. Streesman   gave   selections   on     the
Advrf-.ment   1"""°-    Refreshments were served and
! games were participated in by all.
„..,_,",., . was pronounced the beat social held
Sinith & Bedell talk parcels post   in i ^^ Society.
their adv. thit week. I	
The   following granted:
SIDEWALKS John  J.   Randall Co.,   Long  Beach   the  same   way?
to . of seeing the world in all of ita phasea 1 and therefore they, the boys, are being
were   fitted   for   these   political     matters. This question was put to her: "Would
not grant this request, as the system in nse in the village is alternating cur rent, in preference to direct, the only direct current used being for a part of
not the girla be juat as  well   fitted   as   the street lights, which are on onlv  at   mg as Assessors,   are   busil.y   engaged the boys, if they were   brought  up  in   night, and   conseqently  could   not   be,'" filing the assessment  roll   for  th
TufrtdHy'f      election     accomplished somelhirig it tias been repeatedly  atat¬ ed   c'luld   ntver   be   accomplished   in r".    . » •  in Freeport-the   carrying   of  a  special
fixing   Assessment Map   proposition at a spedal el, ction.
Ever since fhe proposition wa vocated.    tbe   (Jomtmny    has
The Village Board of Truatees,   act-
Avenue.
plied:
,,     "Perhaps so,    but  would  you  during the day
E. Munzinger,  88 Madiaon Avenue, i think it wise, or best   for  the   girl?" R. C. Gillies. Porterfield   and  Third  No reply to this.
She showed that the granting of SufTrage to women was un-Democratio as the majority of women do not/ wish it. They have never taken thia into coiisideration in the Statea   where   the
Mrs.   Goodwin   re-  used in   supplying   power  for  motors | year.     An   a.osessrnent  mup   is   being
Place
John T. Hill. Grand AVenue.
F. H. Stevens, Grand Avenue and Columbus.
C. H. Fredericks. East Seaman Ave¬ nue.
J. H. Ellison. Randall Avenue and Wallace Street
The only way   the   applicants   could secure direct current   rather   than   al¬ ternating, would   be   by   installing  a (continued on page 8)
'Princess   Elena'n    Prisoner"   is   a   that it will hi rapid   succession   of   heart-throbbing i f">'1*^''t y<
prepared whch Wll show every    rnece       ,       ,    -v        ,, '*^.. ' ,    ,      .   1     • . •     u      -11 voters to the polls, so
ot property located within the village, *
to contain the names of the owners 1 where possible, and the amount of the I assessment.      Thij   map   wiil   not   be
completed this year,   hut   it   ia   hoped
first been
keeping a list of thobt who agreed to vote with theni, and Tuesday afternoon hud automobilea buay gelling those that when the vote was counted, they were winners 4iy a good majority.
women vote,   but   they   have   always   scenes and   Mias   Betty   Nansen,   who j sections and a ,     •  v.,
been influenced by other reasons, which   plays the leading role, is   undoubtedly I »>'•"«« office   so   that   the  owners  of  night
The   atrip   of   woods   at   corner    of
o that it   can   be   used   Pennsylvania and Lena Avenues  which
The map    is   made   in   ha,s furnished several fire   calls,   came
npv wiil be filed at the   near   being    another   on,    Wednesday
The   call    went   into   power
AdT«rtlMm«nt
fContinued on page 5)
It   Wallace street. reasons «he gave as it  applied  to   the   the'greatest   tragedienne   the  screen' Property can   see   what   their   assess-   house, from where it was sent to Chief
by       E.S. Randall, Long   Beach   Avenue different States.                                           has yet prod'jced.    To be shown at the' men^*''ire and at   the  same   time  tee  Liohar.     vij investigated, and  decid-
; and Russell. She showed that the Suffrage is   not   Plaza, Wednesday,   May   13;   matinee  the assessments of their neighbors.         ed tc call out   riose   4.    All   the   hose
I    JC".*:-W.   Marshall,   jr.,   New  York a right  but  an  expediency,   quoting | and evening.       "                   '                     ¦* _   c     _,^ ai,       ._ »__   a    i from that wagon  was used   and   the
(Continued on page 8)
from speeches of our famoas men
AdTerUMiment ''     MoT* FrcepOft NeW$ OD PlgC 8
Company was out nearly two hours.
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