Nassau County Review 19160407

              You-Go to Church Sunday, April 16th-You Nassau County Review
FREEPORT. N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 7  1916
Yd. XX, No. M
Freeport
I In the Fire Department
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Friday .April Saturdav, Sundav Monda..
Taaadty, Wcdn sdv Thurf iay. Friday
Saturriav.
11 S:ll p. m.
12 4:09 p. c;.
13 4:67 p. m.
14 .5:39 p. m. l.'i 5 :5n p. m.
¦ School Tax Collector Archer B. Wal¬ lace reports taxes collected of $51,(j25. leaving a balance of aboat (IT, IOU.
HEPARTMENT ELECTIONS The largest vote ever cast for office ill the lire d:;pBrment wa« polled Thurs¬ ilay   (?r^nt^g,    when   Itl   votes    were
cast, with the follnattn^  re-uils: 11:12 a.m.!     For  fbief—Howsrj     E.     Pear-all, ll:.57a. m. ; unanmDUS. I2:50p. tn. I     Kor Frst Assistant   Chief—John   J. 2:00 p. m  jKniidall, jr., upanrnrou?.
tor   >Vfjn(l   A**«*t*r.t Cisief—Ci<tr-
Village Trustees        i    Pastors Appeal to Men
At the first meeting of the Board Thuraday afternoon an application was granted the Freeport High Schoul boys, by Arthor Deagon, jr., secre tary, to hold an inter-class athletic meet on Olive Boulevard, between Ocean and Long Bench Avenues, on Saturday, May 6, from 2 to 6 p. ro.
Mrs.    H.    V.    Humphrey   of   Pine
Street   requested    that   the   name   of
"Turks Island" be changed to Edwards
|AvenJe,   the   name   heing   in recogni-
. tion of the sterling qualitiea of one of
I the citizens of the street referred   to.
Join in Urging Active Co-opera- for Go-to-Church Sunday— Men are Working.
concerned ac-
Ience   William?.   Hose I.   70;   Edward   _,,_„,.,.,...
JRice,    Engine   1. .7.=!; William F. Dun-   The Board   thought   the   citizens   and
krr. How 2. 99 ,   ,.    ,, ,. ,    „ ,.  c
Arthur   Nichols   waa    oran.n^ou»ly ; "^ould be consulted hefore taking re Hecterf Chief of rhe Ue»!.«lead De- j »'<">• »"'' instructed the clerk to notify partment. and  Jiha   e.    Meek-r   .,vbi ,'ho«e interested.
unanimously   elected to socceed   Chief'     L. F.   uomellas   and   II.   P.   Libby Timothy   ShsDahai  cf Rj>ckville ('en-
Freeport,  Alar. '25, 1916. To the Men of the Churches   of   Free- port : Dear Brethren :
We. tbe pastor!* of the Protestant churches are looking forward earnestly and prayerfully to the possibilities tbere are for ns all and for the ad- vanceinent of Onr Lord's work in Freeport at the coming Eariter season. We desire to enlist the intereat and the active organized co-operation of the Christian men to secure success.
We bave tbis plan to offer   you   for
F'rank Willeta ia now riding   around   tie. in a new six cylinder Oakland, attend- ! - ing to his duties with the John J. Ran-' dall Co,   '
Aloert H. Hoeckley of the Brooklyn Eag:e deiive.ed sn interesting  talk on' "What the Children's Coort    Means.'' before   the .Men's Club of the  Church of the Ttannfiguration last evening.
A. S. .Mott has sold his milk busi¬ ness to C. 11. Dahl of Roosevelt, who will Of;»r«fe the route in cunneition with hi« present milk 'lujitiess .Mr. ^ott has been engaged in (hi:* busii.^ jn for the past seten years and has n;iide a best of friends by his genial dispusi tion. 	
A new;- item signed Henry   J.   Vc*   ; kuvl wa;! left in our otiite   this   week. ; The letter is returned by the po.«toffice for better address.     Information    will be appreciated.
The Columbian Bras^s Kojndry is ad-1 aertising fi.r an e.\pt^rt atenographer. I As thiB is an up-to date office, withi every convenience, it looks like a good' chance for some bright young lajy now I commuting tn New Xork every day.      j
t'iarence E. .loner! who lor several! years conducted the hardware store on j Main Street nt>*i operated by Claude : Brotheriiige, haa taken a pos ition as' fiianager of the hardware department) if \}. Howard Randall's store on j Hrooklyn Avenudi '
presented a petition signed by several yoor consideration, and hope that   you
. interested property owners asking   for may find in it a way to   co-operate   in f
• extension of water mains   on   sections securing a record-breaking attendance !
, pf Third aod Porterheld Places.    Tbey and a deep   and   lasting   spiritual   in- ^
' were piomUeJ the work would receive ' terest. '
prompt attention. 1.    We recommend  the   active  ob-1
Upon request 0^    the   Chief   of   the seraance  of   Holy    Week,    beginning I
Fire   Department,   President   Randall with Sunday, .\pril sixteenth, and clos-!
was   authorized to sign a contract   for ing cn Easter.   We want that our men '¦
a fire gong    in   the   residence   of   the shouid join heartily with us   in,  a   co- |
I chief, on East Avenoe,    at   a   coat   of operate action to induce the people   of :
I $26. oor viliage to attend the appointed ser- I
'     The chief alao presented   a   requiai- vices in their respective churches   and '¦
tion for supplies for   the   department, to laber for a deeper spiritural    inter-'
a.   approved    by    the    Fire    Council, est.
These were all granted excepting   the       2      We recommend as   a   means   toi
request   for permiasion to purchase   a secure this end that   April   16   (Palm ¦
set of photographic plates   of   all   the Suuday)   be   observed   as   a   "Go   To
apparatus of   the   department.    Trus Chorch Sunday" with the usual efTect- '
tee Maxson    objected tn this as he did ive slogan "Every Man,    Woman   and '
not think there was any authority   for Child in Church" on that Sunday.   You ;
granting   supplies    merely for   senti- know   of   the   great   success   of   this '
Get Your Friends to Join Qo to Church Moveiiient
Bellmore
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THEREFORE ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR TO GO TO CHURCH. HE WILL NOT RESENT YOUR REQUEST. HE WILL NOT RE¬ QUIRE MUCH URGING. IF HE DOESN'T LIVE BEYOND THE PALE OF CIVILIZATION HE HAS HEARD OF THE GO TO CHURCH MOVEMENT. AND, HAVING HEARD OF IT, HAVING SEEN THE THOU'=:ANaS WHO ARE CHURCH fklEMBERS, HE WILL BE RECIiPTIVE. FREQUENTLY YOU WILL ELOQUENT¬ LY PLEAD V.'iTH YOUR NEIGHBOR OR FRIEND TO JOIN YOUR GC-r CUB C^ VOUR CARD CLUB. USE A LITTLE OF THIS EICCU"NCE TO OCT YOUR NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS TO JOIN  THT  CHU=:CH.
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r.trnest truin can do to aid the OO TO ¦; lie half lifiirti'd whon you a.sk your 'ijClI.     Ordititirilv  it   ilorsii"i   rc(|iiirp
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mental leasons, and this ittrn was un¬ animously denied.
An application was received for macadamizing of Jay Street from Dean   Street   to   East   Lena   Avenue.
movement two years ago, und with the hearty help of our men we believe we i can far outdo our former record. We very earnestly ask you to take upon i your shoulders the responsibility of signed by Robert Ashton. There are pushing this movement thmugh to a seven houses on the block ; referred to  splendid success.
street committee. 3.    If yoo assume thia work,  which
Isadore Mayer 8.p;;e8red before    the ; je alfO a privilege, in the light of   our Board   as   request'd to   consider   the | Lord's call to Co   work   in   His   vine- matter of payment for Peekskill grav-   yard, we a* putflFI Will gTva you   *^^ i el on Roosevelt Street, for   the   block , fultesl and most   aCtiVe   co-operation,-.  „,,i_,n,pnt, f„r ...ail just south of Merrick Road.    This was I consistent with our   special   functiona ''''"^'^ put down with the umkrstendirg  that  as Rrinisfer? of the Grace of  God   and Mr, jvinj^gf would pay for it.    the   n il    preacheis of the Gospel  of   Odr   Lord ' lage to do the work.     President   Ran- ¦ Je^ns Christ. Unanimou^^ly Re-eiecle-i Chiel F, ¥. D  <^"" **'*^ ^^ ^^^ looked up the assessed      -We consider thia a conununity work - value of the jSroperty and   found   tliat   which no single church   can   do.    Nor
OLD OFFICERS :$riLL HOLD the opening of the sireet through   the   can several accomplish the best results
Do not forget that Ine new captains I property had   increaaed   the   assei-sed , working independently.
iiiovomcrit IS j: 'MM- ii^iri 111 till
nvini.' eviTv LM-iat w. rk '
Roosevelt
Frank S. Snekeker,
entative, is in   thia
1 \te pleaseti to i
Jr., our autboriz illatre every Tuei ve special item?.
Merrick
I i».Hlil.-<1 LyHev. W.U. Mhoulil Ih.' sent tu hitn i Ihis htadinir.
hoWAliD E.  i'L>i;S\l.L
!     We coinin«nJ   the  aUitudt  of  our
f.j j feprcsentfltlvi? In Congfesn,   Frederick
(..'. liicks, in sending letter.* to his con-
J slitUGlits sliitinn that their    views   on
Mrs.    George   Plaee   a"''! qutsticns now before   Congrtes Hre of
.'?inirle coiilcs of the hfassuu Coiiriiy   K Kale at Mi-s K. Nathan's .Store, NaBfiiii I
Ke^^ulhr services at tlii^ .M. K. (.'luirch every Sunday morning at 1(03(1, e»en- 1 .ng al 7 :3(); Sunday Sohocl in fhe af- !'ernoon at 2:'i9; preachinj; by the pas- ''or. Rev. B. F. Ray. All are wslcome *o these servicts.
We will iiublish th>- schedule of games for the coming season by the local baseball team in our   next   iasue.
William Hadenhop ia having a new front placed in his store on Petlit Avenue and is making other additions and improvements.
Stephen P. Petti' i- tn loninience the erecti<,in of a store liuililiiig on his property on Bedford Avenue, eouth of tirand Avenue, in the near future.
1 At the primary held on Tuesday there was no opposition to any of the candidates on the Republican ticket the votu resulting as tollows; For Delegates at-Large to the National Convention —Leon R. Rrown, Sti; James W. Wadsworth, jr., 86; Freii> erick C. Tanner, 83; Charles S. Whit¬ man, i)5. For District Delegates to National Convention- George Wilbur Doughty, H4; William F. flanugan, 84.     Kor Member of .Slate   Committee
—Georjie Wilbur Doughty, so.    Coun ty   {^immittee   -James .1.  Molloy,   t!."!; Charles Peterson, 1.
On tbe DemocrHtic licket. however, there was a very apirited tight for member (if the County Cinniiiitt f. John ,'. Hedell, who has held this po. sition for several years, was the only one lo lik' a petition of nomination, but several ol the friends of Churles Friseh inilu.'eil hini tn run. after the lime ol tiliii.L; iietitions had expired, Hmi il was iietcisiiry for them lo write his iiHine on the InMul, .At the count it wus fininil '.lisil 41 liallo'-i '.nd b'-en cast f(ff this otiice, each of llu ciinUi- dates reeeivpii '29, •with one blank, llie iialtjiice ol the ticket receiveil very little attentrnn. the vote being: For Delegatts to NalioiiHl (^invention. William Cliurch Osbom, L'S; SHiiniel IJntermeyer, 21!; (ieorge .1. .Meyers, 22; James A. O'GurmHn. 2:i. For .Mein'nr of Stnte Conimiltie, Bertram GHnlner rseeived '21 votes.
._       . .. - .,      Shall we not   to Copiague. where George   Place   has ; w     Uicks can onlv [lease us     we are,
and lieutenants elected Tuesday    even-   value   from $3500 to .IIS,600   a   ye^r, ; f„r tbu great occasion become " Work-' ^ "^ i IBr,  lllCKs. tan oniy j lease us,
hief^ elected   or   ad-   making about    $200   a   year   more
The Great South Bay Ferry Co. has ! oj>ened its servitt between Swift Creek j ataticn and the beaches. Daily ser-1 vice will irommence a few days before   ing and the new
Decoration T)ay. but one trip is now : vanced Thuraday evening do not take taxes, and this was practically the made oit^aturday afternoon and two | otfice until April 19, and tbat the uid only street not improved without ex- irips on Sunday. Sonday was thenrst | olficers are in charge uitii thai time, pense to the abutting property owners. good day   for   fishing and hundreds of j cumpany by-laws notwithstanding. Trustee   Maxson   thought    that    it
anglers   came   out    from    New    York; FIRE COUNCIL would be unjust to force the claim and
Broaklyn. i     .^i c:„   <• l.^_;i. i -»de   """^^'^   ''"''¦   '^^   obligation   be   can
celled; Trustee Bedell   seconded;   car i ried.
Report   of   Police     Justice     Flint
Williams:   Frank   T.     Bailey.    Alvin ^ «^7**^J«<='?P'''"'f» f'"'J"" «'"'^' Raynor. W. D. Fincb. John T. Cotter. ¦''^^°' """^J ""/^ '^b for February. P. D.   Combs, jr..    W.   W.   Fullager. i     Fo«''-'e«" double   assessments   were William H. Ryder,   Jobn   S-   Sumner, I''"""??• ^      „     .  ,, Oscar Rupert. Edward F. Rice. Charles   ^ P""'^*"\^ Kandall,      on    reqoeat,
< brought up the matter of   increaae   in '• salary of John T. Cotter, assistant en
Mr.   and Mra.   M.J.   Place   of   Nassau    'ton" | i„ferpsi („ him'*W    inviting their px move Monday of thia corning week j ,„.f ,;si„„.    While this expression   from
FIRE COUNCIL The new Fire   Coaneil wi!) be atad Jaeob Post and   Stephen   P.   Pettit | op as follows: Chief Howard E. Pear- are l)uilding   a store on their property ! sa". First Asst. Chief   John   J.   Ran- oo the Merrick Road, between  George i dall. jr.. Second Asst.  Cbief  Clarence:
in   ers together with Him?" Signed: Ssul (>. Curtice, M. E. Reginald H. Scott. P. E. J. Sidney Gould, Presb. August C. Karkau, Luth,
secured a position.
W.   Raynor's   grocery   and   DaSilva's i
buikling.    Tbis   will   be   a   one story I
bailding, for either one or two atores. ,
Tbe front of tbe grocery now occopied !
by Mr.   Raynor   will   be   brought   out |
aaen witb the new   building,   so   thatj O. Niles and Clarence E. Jones.
tba antira front   ot   the   addition   and i
Mr. Raynors' store wil
match.
Tbe annual meeting of the Neigh borbood Workers will be beld next Mondav, April 10. at the home of Mra. a D. Smith. West Merrick Road. It will be an all day meeting, convening j at 10 o'clock in tbe moming. wben the aaaaal reports will ba read aadaffieers | alactad. Luncbaon will ba served at BOOD. At 2 p. 0. Misa Provan. boosts mother for tbe Nassau Cottage Assa- ciatien. will speak regarding ber work. Tbis session is opan to tbe public and any who srish to bear Misa Provan wi4l ba cordially welcomed.
J. Hoylar Ellison, private aecretary to Coogreoofnan Frederick C. Hicka, paid a pleasant visit to tba editor of tba Nasaaa Couniy Review, in com¬ pany with Frank £. Rose, Monday af- tarnooo. Frank and Huyler are still,' as inseparable as wben they wera the big fire fighters of Vigilant Hose Com¬ pany together <and tbay bava never bad any better ones bafore or since). Mr. Ellison is vary macb inter«:sted in bis tsork at Waahington, and enter¬ tained tba editor immensely witb a talk along tboae linos. Wbeo he left Waahington arrangements wera being aada far aondrng out 60,000 packages af aaads to Congressman flicks' con- atitaants in tbis district. Mr. Ellison talto as tbat   a  copy  of   Mr.   Hicks', ••» innovation in voUac
gineer at the power   boose.      Troatee Mahnken moved tbat   tbe   amount   be increased from $110 to $120 carried; President Randall  and ' tee Bedell voted no.
Fourteen Y^ars Ago
(Items of inttrest from the R<>view files fourteen years ago this week i
R. H. Mayland again elected   presi- >
dent of Towfi   Firemen'a   Associstion. j
Henry   K.   Rider elected   Chief   of i
Freeport Fiae Department. j
j     W.   Van   Wicklen's  new   store   on I
I Main Str-iet completed. !
i     Roosevelt 'postoffice opened, Charles i
j B. Moore, fMatmaster.
'     Rev. D. A. Jordan sppointed pastor '
'of Freeport M. E. Church. j
i     L. I. R. R. promises Village   Board
tbst they will   "see  to  it   that   two
trains do nat meet  at  the  station
tbe eame tiase."
services   will   continue   tbe   aame   on
Sunday.     Sunday School will   be   h^ld
at   2;45   p. IB.    and   at    7:4.">    p.    m.
Leighton Nugent, lay   reader, will   bt
in eharge of the evening service,
were There Burglars? The Junior Guild win  hold no meet
From the Brooklyn Times: ing this week owing to fhe   fact   that
••The police received a call from the \ 'heir directoress,   Mrs. M. J. Place, is
iT«aidence   of   George   Hoffman,    26.5   making   preparations   to   move   from
' Soath Ocean Aveaue, Wednesday morn- j Roosevelt.
' ing aboul 11 o'clock.     When   they ar- '     Last Wednesday evening there   was
rived tbare   tbey   foond   Mrs.    David   » very interesting service at the   mis
Straass. Mr. Hoffman's daughter,  and i son '" charge ot Rev.    Inwood of Gar-
aaotber woman,   both   with   revolvers i den Cityi    Rev. Inwood   is   rector   in
in their banda.    They said that a man | charge   of   the  Episcopal   Chorch    in
idreaaedinabrown suit   had   tried   to ; Mineola.    Servicea will continue to be
,u   '• force an entraace to the houae through | held   during   lent,   every    Wednesday
Trus-i •'*•'¦ ***"¦•   ""d  "hen   they  shot  to j evening at 8 p. m,
' acare bim, be disappeared toward   tbej     „.,,,. a   .,.
¦bara.    The officers   made   a   thorough I     l»>e   following    companies   of   the aearcb, bot found no one.
Again, between 2 ano 3 o'clock in the afternoon the police received a second call from the Hoffman country home. Wben they arrived the two women said someone was upstairs in the house. Tbree ofTicers made a tbor« oogh aearefa. but found no one. They foon j dreasars open, and things   scat
lUVecthiless, conscious that our repre
.    r.    ...    ,,   r,  ,     ~   1 %i     •      .u   i sentative ha'i a nilly til the whole coun At St. Paul's Episcopal Mission the | ^^^ ^^ ^^|| ^^ ^^^ ^|^^,   ^.j^,^^,^^   ^,^   ^^^^,
district, hod we can   conceive it po-si
Roosevelt Fire Department have elect¬ ed officers for the coming term:
Alpha Hook., Ladder and Hose Com¬ pany—iiV>remsMi, John Boston; first as- sistsnt foreman, Robert Ramsbotton ; second assistaat foreman, Vincent Sol¬ mo; sacratary, Eugene Eldridge; (inan cial secretary, Jesae Khodes ; treasur er,   Fred   MaJlineaux;   trnstee   for   3
A very interesting meeting of the Bellmore Boardof Trade whs Held at Firemen's llall last Monday evening. About thirty memliers mikI residents of tbe villaiie attended. Several sub- jtcts "f local interest were discussed and conslilered.
The Hailroad Coniniittee reported ble thai in larger interests our own hg^jng tbken up with the Adanis Bx- inmedinte ones may son'etimes Sfetii p^^gg CompHny the matter of free ex to submorne. The bane of our (lollti- pres« delivery ami have every reason tal existence is the selflshnpss of our j^ believe tbis will be obtsined in the politicians which too often and to ; very near future. The preaent plan of truly represent the seltishnessoflhe ,|,p eomjiBny is to have one truck t»>ake common people," The snag of our jgiivcries from Hellmore, Wantagh, politics is private ¦ interest, PubPc , j^^^fg^jj y^j Merrick depots duily. inlerest must replace private interest and we who abhor the grafter will look for release in tying to the man, independent of party, what cost ot self-BHcrifice, stands ifor public against
private good.    Self sacrifice   will quire fo be   considered « much   larger item in public service   than it is   now
A resolution was passed requesting the Boards of Education in Bellmere and Smithville Soutli to place the •um. of $50 in their tax budgets tor the coming year for the purpose of making snow iittthH throughout the principal streets leadi- 19 ^^^ 'S^^'^'^j^.?''• Bgerd of Education of tic\,'iht'' .,>.nool
tered about in   some  of   tha   up,uirs i S^"- S*"*t'.Ab"'n8. wardens   John rooms,   but   Mrs.    Strauss   said   she   B«-to» •nd  V.ncent   Solmo;  delegate
't poaitively state that anything
to Sute Firaoien's Assn., Jobn Mc¬ Caffrey; delegate to S. N. V. Assn., Vincent Solaso, and delegates to Nas¬ sau Coonty   Assn.,   John   Boston  and
According to the Brooklyn Eagle
"It was T«^sy night that burglars   pT;^"];^^,;-^^^.
Hose   Company
6rat tried to eater the Hoffman home ^t i while only Mra.   Hoffman   was   bome.
Sba heard the noises ar.d flashed on the porch electric light and notified tha Preeport paliee.     When   tbey
Russell Hose Company—Foreoisn. CIsnde Brotheridge; first assistant foreman. Fraak Coward ; second assist¬ ant foreman, Harold Blynn ; secretsry, Percy Tweedale; flnancisl secretary, Harold Haff; treaaurer, Edward Schmidt;  trustee  for  S  years,   Fred
Coming Events
Tuesday   evening.    May   2,   annoal i rived the burglars had msde their   es school   meeting at   the   Grove   Straat | cape.    Nothing was taken.
^^"^^¦a Aaa. a      a i     Tboy tried sgsin Thursdaysf tcmoon | ^j^^       wardens,   Edward   Schmidt
Tuesday and Wednesday.   April   «6 | and succeeded in entering,   "hey were i^^j p^^   Zaimar-   delegste   to   State
. and 26, a play, "Tbe Nest   Egg."   by | again frightened away befora tbey got | pjreman's Association,   Ciaade Broth
Unanimously Elected   Firat Assistant 1 IJIj* **'¦'' ""d Wig Club at tbe Crystal , anything. " | gHdge: delegate to Southern New York
Chief. F. F. D. I   ^Jl*" '     From the Hoffman residenco: j Firemen's Association, John   C.   Hln-
l^^tatmitt Someim'nt Tnek ilmrmiait^' n   .."'^./^'o "*' A"?'    V*'   v   1"*^'" i     '*'•   ^t'*""*  refuses to have   any-  richs, and delegates to Nssssu Coanty
,*l!^?^.i??^„l'.!?^i ^^^ I ?'**^2L *^V.^.T'^T* ^' ^^^^^l-  *'»*»8 »° -y '"' publication  and  says j Firemen's   Associstion.    Wiliism   F.
 „.».«« .» „«..—   fo, eompany , |on Choral Society in Freeport  M.   F..\ghm doea not wsnt it in print
RANDALL. JR.
on tha oystar and fish   industry   oflicers Tnesday evening wheo be   had | Cburch.
i Pearsall and Frank Coward.
before we can hope   for   improvement , jjlgtrict hl»   acted   favorably   on   the in our   body   oo itic     Selfishness   has > recommwdation.
taken the   'pep    out o   pstriotism  to-       s^,^„ „^^ members were   ad.led   lo day.     Commercial politics and   politi- ; ^^^^ „rga„j„tJon.
eiana have wrought a sad havoc in na- | 	
tional ideals.    And. to recur, the poM- j     a daughter arrived at the   home   of
tician    gets his    under the guise of a | Mr. and Mrs. William Veit of this vil-
sort of cloak of honor.     Bis   reply   to   ),pp „„ Tuesdav of last week.
criticism is that we would "get ours'
if we had   hia   chance,   and   we   "the       John J. Hedell of Merrirk Road left
common people" are not  sure   enough   Wednesday on a bosiness trip through
of ourselves to denounce the sspersion.   northern New York State.
We have a commendable  desire not to   ^—^——^—___________
be hypocrites. Hence may of our politicians are "getting away with it." Selfishness chsllenges attack if the nation's life is to be preserved. Selfishness is   sin.    Religion   combats
Hymeneal
WHAl.RY-CHESHIRE Mr. and Mrs. John W. Whaley an> The truly religious will he the nounce the marriage of their daughter truly patriotic. The heritage of the , Estella to Clifton H. Cheshire on Fri- present wor will be in this country a day, March 3!. Tbey sre at home at new emphasis ujion religion. .49 Bedell Street.
Services   at the Chorch  of  the   Re-' KIERNAN-GIBONkY
demer Sunday, the Kifth in lent, at ; Tbe friends of Mr. and .Mrs. John 11 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. M. j Kiernsn of Rose Street will b« sur- Morning f rsyer and sermon. Evening ' orised to lesm of the marriagu of Prsyer and sermon. Church School Jaughter. Elsie, about a rnonth ago in each Sunday st 10 A. M. in the Psrish California to Francis P. (iihoney. House. Csmp Ground Sunday School ' Mrs. Kiernan accompsnied her daogh- every Sonday in the lira ball of Com- ter to Calijjhrnia, and returned lasl pany No. 2 on Camp Ave. at I o'clock, week. Mr. and Mrs. Qiboaey will re- Tbe Womsn's Auxiliary roaeU weekly ; aide in Snn   Frsncisco,   Cat.,   for  tbe
will also ba aant to avary man   in  tbe  ballota printed witb • li*i   of  aii   tb* diatriet. ao  wa  will   not  waste   time   nominees thereon.    Although most by
printing H in tbe Review.
Tty ny ipadal box of ent flowers. 7Bc for tha waakand. C, R. Ankers, •orist. Rockvilla Cantra. L. I.; tela phone coonactlon; dalivary anywhere
laws probably woold not allow of this, it is a schema which woold save much ' time on company elcct'oo night.
Easter dance by Entertainmant Com¬ mittee at tbe Fraaport Club House.
New Telephones
PREEPORT EXCHANGE Following is the list of recant
Prom tha police   records   (tba  oniy onca that ara open for inspaetion):
March SO. OfAcer Couens  at  Hoff¬ man'a two houra.
Oflicar  VanRiper at Hoffman's  one |' bo«r.
tela-
COMPANY ELECTIONS !     Tba annual eleetioaa of all tfae com
paniaa of  tha  dapartaaot   wara  bald   .^ „       .   ,    .,      „
; Tuaaday avening. with   ihe   following j *^^* °®''* "' **"• ^•'' ^^'^ ^•'« AttaotioB ia aallad to tha advartisa ' officers elected: i *¦**• Coaipany:
maat of G. BafMOtt   Smith in this  is-1 HOSE 1 PSBEPOBT EXCHANGE
rr-,   My-8y»}*fci»M   b«llt  ap  a  big!     Captain.   Frank T. Bai lav;   I.euten-i Fraaport
taaWMS aad haa a rapaUtion for giv-  ^^^ ^|yi„ jfUynor;  aecood liaatenant. |    G. Chuisano. 34 Banofngton Avanua; tag good oaiviea. ...   .. I Daniel G. Raynor:nconlia«oacraUry, 1117-r
  """*"*"   I Frank Moras; financial aacratary, Ed        **•••   0-    Rasmussen,    61   Marrick
B«, IMd coal at   tba   rigbt   price. I ?*»  StUlwdl;   tTMM^   ^a»e,  R-I R^fdJ «8-J   ,    „,   „ ^ „   . 	
naa»«t Coal Co.,   619 S.   Main  St. jlSjn'tb; wwdab*. Frank Bailay and Al-T    J.  P*   Bo".   21?  Rapdall  Aveoue;. a n,«wJ»4«r ttii*ilrt**ii
Tal. 88». 'vin Raynor: tmataaa.  AlbartWhalay. I tM-r *        A UroWIng BUSlnMS	
Advartlaaasat. I f^roo Graavas. A. J. Croaiay; dtiagate I     P«b«r l^lnkalststH, 24 Brooklyn Ave-'     Tha  Fraaport Ice A Puat   Company!     Miss Kbriorie Hiriiaker tendered  a
  jN. Y. sute. Assn., ClattBeaWilUatts: I Bia ;»»•-« anooonee thM thay   bsve  made  addi-  bjf„j<j,   p,^-t^ ,bou,   fifteen of bar
Smitli * Badali tali bow to praaerve ; S. N. Y. Avan., ?. B. LoQBam. !    Oacaga   Stone,   88   Henry   Street;   tioas  to   tbeir plant  and  ^flolpment | y^„/,j^^,  „„   Monday  aftarnoon.
HOSK 1 • "•*•* ' "hich hava matarially iacraasad their, ^prii 3, at tbe bome  of  har  paranU,
j    Capuittw   W. D. Fincb;  liaounant.; Haldwin «paeity for sarviog thair   caatonara.   y,   ,^  y„.  Cbarlas  K.   Hamakar,
Obituary
JAMES STEWART UMASSA James Stewsr,  tbe bright littia one
on   Thursdays at 2:30 P. M.    G. P. S.   ""t year
Mr. and   Mrs.   Harry   Gilman  bave { meetings on Fridsys st 8,30 and   7,80 |
rented tba liousa of Alvin G. Smitb on | P- M.    Boy Scoots meet on   Tuasdays ;
Lakewood Avenue snd will move tbere | at 7,30 P. M.   Cooking Scbool sessions ;
during the coming waak. | are held on Saturdays  st  9.80   A. M. '
j Doring  Lent  a service is beld io  tbe I «   *__..     -t        .- s       u » I    C.   W.   Dahl. proprietor   of  Sweat, chorch 00 Friday afternoons at   4.20.;        .a.   .a , sm        as,      «• ..    ¦
,     . „.    «...       ^"^^^ information aa  to  what , (;,„,„ psiry of tbis village, bas   pur-   a   cordisl welcome awaits nil who at  * ?"'""* ""^ '°" "' **'' •"** **"• ""=''••'
, i pbooa installations ss reported by  tha; *" *** "' "r!      ,'  m »     "" I «'»"«^ »»" "'"' business ot A. 8. Mott; „nd tba s-rvicas of tbis church. * - >~ ' , dooa appaars 00 tbe police blotter.       jof Fraaport.    Mr.   Dahl   took   cbarge
Fraoi a raviaw of all tba abova:       I'pf bis naw route on April 1.
Oar raadars can form an opinion   as I     -.    ^        ,. :   'T~»      ,.«...
wall aa for Q. to  givs  them  ona.    It L   ^ **«' *^"" '?,i^,^Tl^^.l'"
:aaa»a oaanimoos, boiraver, tbat noth- i ^'"'<*"»« "'^''^'ly Charles Bebr.  hava
i iagwa* taken from tbe Hoffman rasi. I ^".'•"^•^ „*"'"«/'*   P"*   '"•^;
drnca. altboagb tbera is a discn.pancy IChsrles Darling will occupy tbe  north
I reiprdinf tha otiier ^ttails
: Store with a plumbing and beating j office, wbi la Mrs. Harry Gijman will [opan • nDJUinery stora ^n tba one to < Ihe sooth. 	
ywr taath. ia tbair adv. this waak.
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Haooa Laondrr Co., 1160 jTW* eompaay ia   antiraly owaad   by
Sv DtmoB Smith: raeocdu« sacraUry! \    L. M. Van dar Burgh, Milburn Ave.1tupay«raaad raaMwto af tba Villaga Johh W   S«hmi«- flaasKial aacratary,   nos: 1161 |at Flaapagt. Mi»liyiag   ff«lB 20 to 80
S. Harbart NiabaU; trnsaaior.   Albarl j WANTAr.H RTrHAM#2a> ' SSi rfttS ^SSIlll^^tt? ^Sw
aad thay «*ll ba foaad goad paopla to do boslaaM with. C. H. fradariek Is pnsUaat of tfea eompang aai   Roland
"Aia you going u plant soma thtab-  ^^^J^^hJ^^L;^^. Hantanant, ktttf  aad   traaa  thia SpringT   First dnito floodb at right priaaa   caa b« ob-
^:U'i:aLfAi::^''?:si:^ »-• ^^' --»-^«,««. w. d LTSSdZlk^rs^'Jrs ^:^'i'i^,*;s:^Lm^'r:t^
taaka yaur asra sahi^tiaaa." t ^'""^ ^ Stair.  M. Msatoaas. Kdward
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WANTAGH EXCHANGE
Ballntors
R. Van Idaratiaa. Batiar Straat; 44
WilUam   Laea.   Nawbridga   Road;
on Woods Avenaa. 3amas, music and singing was aaioyad by tha littia folks. aftar wbich a ditiaty laacb was sarvad to all presaat. Tbe ehildren left Miss Marjorie <i*ith aMoy ezpraasions of good w<n and bast wisbaa for tba ra- tamt tit tha day.
«?an>Miaid ao fsea ty
LaMsssa,   diad   suddenly   Tuesday   ot last week.   FunersI services were beld „,.,,« , ..,,.¦   \ fridsy   with   interment   in Grranfield
Cbas. Offerman ( p«w station bus is I Cemetery.
giving  great satisfaction to  patrons | -    	
and is counted among village improva-1  Wm^LIv W^tthor  Uft%nrf mants.    it  is  s Ford chassis with  a;   ^^*^*y   VVeainer  KepOIT body   fumished  by  Chas.   O.   Colvin '¦   (Por our readers in othar localities) with sasting capacity for nine baaidas ;     Friday. March 81.   March  eerUinly tba chauffeur.  ^.^t g^t ..m, , i.mb;"   fine  Spring
A.   E.   Hewlett ratamad   bom^ on! <>•'• <:'«v '^^ "**"»• Satarday after a two months' stay   in      Saturday.   April   1.    bam    Spring Baltimore, Md. ' waathat  in   morning;   oasacast   and
——•  i chilly in p. m.
Tba monthly maating of tthe  Man's i     Sunday. :lesr, fin«  Spring  weaihar Clob will be bald in tha Parish   Hooaa  continaing.
on  Taesday evening at  8.80.    Tdteis      Monday. Una waatbar oontmomg   in aod  baseball   will  ba tha aqhjae'U of •«»•"»*»«*«»<* *»'»<*y •" •'*•"•**"'   '•'" principal  discussion        Refrtcnunants i •«• «»'<• »* »•«*»'• will ba enjoyed. Tuasday, rain and ovarcaat all  day,                           I claarad off cold at night
Among tha ratoral^ familiaa  from j     Wednaaday,   thcrmonEMter  (town  t<» a wintar spant  in Maabattaa ara tha • 86. warmar daring di^. D- A. Clarkaonri. Cha A. af«}narta.and      Thursday, elaar and warm
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