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FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAV, SEPTEMBER 22, 1916
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Vol. XX, No. 38
Freeport
Sinsl. oopiM of th. lUvlnr for ul. at Orem- bUtt'i aiMl BraithwBiU't, RailroiKl Av«n|i.; Mieh- noff'a. Nuwa County Hevlam, DaSilVa'i uid Gobtta:. Main StrMt; Sidney Smitli'i, WMt McrHck Koad.
BIGHWATEK TIDE TABLE
(Official figures for Sandy Hook)
Village Trustees     j News of the Churches '   Social and Personal
Merrick
' At the meeting Thursday   afternoon 13,^.^ ^   Swmmu, S.rTi.«  ml  th. ...k the    Freeport    Railroad  Co.   applied; .nd otkOT dofai*. ii> th. chorchM
for permission to  discontinue   trollev ; "^ eWch ¦<>ci.t»M
aervice   on   Grove   Street,   from   No¬ vember 1 to May 1, HB might be found ,      ... r, -„   «      a necessary, apon approval of tbe Public!"" ''""'^¦y '• ^^^J^nd Service Commission.    It was the opin
Bri.f Itenu Concminc Rcsidsnta of Our Cm.
muaity, uui Thrir CuMta, Viait*
.ad Socimi Affun
Thiscolumn i.Alited Sy Hr:- and all item* should be n^nt t< lertkH) umier this h<«(]in«.
Roosevelt
Bellmore
Vi. H. Littebrandt       Frank S. Snek.kpr. Jr., oar anthorit«d rapi*- him to insui. in-   imtativf. it in ^bif villair. rrcry Turwlay, and
The time for the   masses 10:30   p. m.
Gibbons.—Mr. and   Mrs. S. N. Gib¬ bons, Who have been residing at Flush*
Friday Sept.
Saturday,
Sanday
Monday,
Tuaadav,
Wednesday.
Thursday.
Friday
Saturc'.ay.
22
28
24
25
26
27
28
•29
80
4:48 a. m.
5:31 a. m.
6:10 a. m.
6:84 a. m.
7:07 a. m.
7:87 a. a.
8:10 a. m.
8:48 a. m.
9 :22 a. m.
ion of tbe Board that residents ot the section served by this trolley line were entitled to continuous service, and upon motion of Trustee Maxson. a res-
I Episcopal. — Sunday School will open ' October 1 at tbe Church of the Trans- I flguration.
First Church of Christ,  Scientist
ing for several months, hava   returned ' dell, to Freeport. 1
Jordan.—Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Jor¬ dan have returoed home after spend¬ ing several weeks at Big Moose, N. Y.
Born,   September 9, Alice   Mildred, to Henry R. and Jennie   Cheshire   Be-
will be plMsed torecive apMial itemi, or "mak.   iiLT***"* "" ••™* careful attention a> at our appointments for ealliuar for aame. I offlea. 	
Sinffle copies of the Naauiu County Rcvlnr for •ale at Mn. S. Nathan's Store. Na*Mu Road.
Services at tbe M. E. Cborcb  every Sunday morning at 10:30,   evening at I 7:45; preaching by   the   pastor.   Rev. Services at the Church   of   the   Re-'     Mrs. Harold   Dunlop   and   daughter I B. F. Ray.    All are welcome to   these deemer Sunday, the Fourteenth   After i ^'''K''''*' "*'<'  have been spending tbe i services; Sunday   School   will   be   re- Trinity,   at 7.80 and 11 o'clock A. M.   ?•¦,' month "' 'he   home of Mr.   Dun-  sumed on October 1, at 2:30.    A   full and 8 o'clock   P.M.      Celebration   of >'°P''P"'*"'*- '^''-   •'"'^   Mrs.   Dunlop, , attendance of the children is earnestly
olutionwas   passed   that   the   Village ' s„,i,„ Sundav morning at 11 o'clock, !     Lock hart.-Mrs. Sidney F. Lockhart   '"^^ ""'jf Communion at the early ser | D^^b^^^^^^^^^ "turned   to   reqaestea on that date.
Board cannot see Its way clear to rood-   i?„i,n„ «„H irr.nLiin   str«or. •   .nhi-rt   / m.„, r;i„      w„-„   «„„ ;.    ;.   vice and Morning Prayer   and   germon r°«" "o™®'" «'°R«'»ooa. -        —
Back Numbers Wanted
We aro short of copies of tbe Nas¬ sau County Review for August 11, 18 and 25, and will pajf 10 cents each for the first five copies of each of those issues left at oor office, and 5 cents each for the second five copies. We need these papers for our files.
The New York Telephone Company is laying large conduits along West Merrick Road. This is being done be¬ fore the highway is reconstructed with Warrenite.
Board cannot see its way clear to rood ify tbe franchise, for benefit of tht. community, and tbat the village counsel appear before tbe Public Service Com¬ mission to oppose any modification of the franchise. A petition was   received   requesting
Fulton and Franklin   Streets:   subject   from New Glasgow,    Nova   Scotia,   is
next Sunday,    September   24.   "Real-
MethodTsT.—Oftieers for the coming year will be elected at the annual election of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
visiting her sister.   Mrs. Theo.   E. De Kruijff at 97 Lexington Avenue. j
permission to organize a   Fire   Patrol ^gj(Jnary Society to be held thib   Friday   Mr. and Mrs.    H.   L.   Maxson,   South ; of thi? charch.
ng rray
at the   11   o'clock   service.      Evening
Prayer    and    sermon.      The    Sonday
School   will   resume   its   sessions   the
Maxson.—Mrs.   William B. Maxson i Sunday following the opening   of   the
of Plainfield, N. J., mother  of   Henry | puhlic school.    A cordial  invitation is I     Mrs. Goetz of Whitehouse   Avenue,
L. Max3on, is visiting at the   home of   extended to all to attend the   services | and Mrs.   Fred   Zeimer   of   Claurvene
Mr. and Mrs. Aborn have rented one of the flats in the new brick block of Charles Behr, Nassau Road.
Company as an auxiliary to the fire department the members thereof to do police and traffic work in con.iention with fires,   and   to   be  designated   as
afternoon in the church parlor.
St.
NORTH   MERRICK John's    Evangelical     Lutheran
Long Beach Avenue.
  The Rev. WM.   H.  Littebrandt   re-
j     Brown.—Mr.    and     Mrs.    Jere   E. j turned from a vacation   spent in auto- Brown and   family   have   returned   to   mobiling   through    the    Adirondacks, their home on Brooklyn Avenue   Irom   Canada and Maine on Wednesday, cov. spending the Summer at their  cottage , ering in all about 1400 miles, at Lake Mahopac, N. Y.
speciai police. The application, which church for the present still meets in hadtheapprovalof the Fire Cpouncil, i the hall of Fire Company No. 2 on was granted, the Village Board to have ^amp Avenue. Service this Sunday the approval of all members. iat 7:4,5 p. m.    On Sunday.   October 1.
The application of the Chief of   the j tj,e service will be held at 10:45 a   m. , ., „., .„_„„ .,.    ^„.,_   __^„„.- , „„„.,.,
Fire Department for all electric   siren | .j ^^ ,Sund«y School will   not begin   its ' ters, from September 17 to 30   inclus- ! "X "jl horn for use in  answering   fire   alarm   ^^.etings till Sunday, October S. ; ive.    Oflicer  John   Dunbar   is   acting I  ^
Terrace were visiting relatives of Mrs. Zeimer in New Jersey last week.
William A. Bourdette   is   having large garage erected in the rear of his I home, on Abbott Place.
A large number of friends of Misa Florence Adel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Adel of Linden Street, tend¬ ered her a miscellaneous shower at the Athletic Club House, at Smithville South, on Friday evening of last week. The gifts were both numerous and costly. The evening was pleasantly spent in games and dancing.
I captain during his absence.
calls was granted.    The horn is to   be
the possession of the Fire Department       Hebrew.—The Congregation    B'Nai The Italians of Freeport and    vicin-   and turned   over   to  each   succeeding   igrael will hold Rosh Hashana and Yom !     Noon.—William Noon, hea( ity will hold their   third   annual   cele  I chief. i Kipour   services in Brookiyn   flail   as ! at VanWickle
btation of Columbus Day on Thursday, |     The new wagon for Hose No. 1   was j followa: Rosh Hashuna servict..; begin   vacation last October 12,    with   fireworks,   dancing j accepted,  on   reconmendation   of   the , VVednesday   evening,    September   27,   with his family, on the   bay and   speech-making.      The    principal   "-   "   -    =•     -"^ -   •     -   ¦     ¦--
speaker will be Counselor Albin N. Johnson. The committee in charge are John LaGreca. Michael Cardone, Tony Caristine, Vincenzo Guiatto, Egidio Giordano and Emidio Giordano.
Miss Gladys    Lavinia,   daughter  of Mr. and Mrs.   Edward P. Self of Bell-
  I more Avenue, and   Clarence   Vincent,
Miss Miriam Gray and Irving  Rein-   g„n of Mr. and Mrs.   Alva   R.   Smith,
Miss Edith   Hewlett  who was oper-j "?   °', ^'"""^'y"   spent   the   weekend   g,.,   of   Merrick   Road,   were   quietly
Darenberg.—Capt. Carl   Darenberg j ^ted upon for tumor last week at John 1    '*"*"*"""""'¦ *'"¦   <-°'»f'«'''   EpP'e.   married at the Presbyterian   Manse at
of Stevens Street.    On Saturday night   Hempatead on Satarday of last   week, they were present   at   the   Baru.>i-Mc-   ^ev. F. M. Kerr ofliciating.    They de¬ parted immediately after the ceremony n a short   honeymoon trip to Albany.
is on vacation from    police   headquar- | Hopkins Hospital, Philadelphia, is do-
iCelebratingColumbusDayi   Mr. and Mrs.'^IiTer
Caffrey wedding reception.
Lockwood   of
llinm Noon, head tinsmith ! f'osters hava been issued announcing I Colonial Avenue have moved back to ' The young couple are now residing at n's plumbing ahop, had a a Columbus Day celebration at Ben- '¦ Brooklyn, v.here they will hereafter I ^^^ '"""^ °\'>*' ^^T ' ^'*''*"i*• P*"**' week and spent his time, ! nington and Columbus  Avenues,   with j make their home. - '''« 'he erection of their   residence on
It,    ,>., »l,o    U.U       Ho    »o'music hv Prof.   M«Hnnn»'9   fmnrl    frnm I   ( MemCK Koad.
He   re-1 music by Prof. Madonna's   band   from
C. A. Reitmeyer of the I'laza The¬ atre announcea a film of unuaual iiit>^r- est not only to automobile owners but to those who some day   expect to own
this is the only time this fent has been accomplished by an automobile and a thrilling spectacle is assured. The film will be shown next Tuesday even¬ ing, September 26.
Accidents and Incidents
Fire Council.    The anticipated   objec-   anj   continues   Thursday.   September   ports lots of sport   catching snappers. : New York City during the entire day, I     Mrs. James iweeaaie or   j^ast   bea-
tion from the hose   company,   because   28, morning and evening,   and Friday, of some small  defects   in   finish,   was , September 29, morning :   Yom Kippur
I services begin Friday evening,   Octob- ! er 6, and continue Saturday, October 7.
not filed.
"Tars" Dine and Dance
Baptist.—Rev. William Brecken¬ ridge, pastor, will exchan;Je with Rpv. John Donaldson, pastor ol Union Course   Baptist    Church,     who    will
Celery
The last big event of the season at the .South Shore Yacht Club, the annu¬ al (iinner-dance, was held last evening, with over a hundred members and one as well or who like real thrilling ] their gueats present. Dancing to good I P''««ch«t both services at 11 a. m. ?ife in Sion pictures. Itis a two music, and the following menu were , «"d 7:45 p m. All young people may reel feature film fresh from a   run   at   enjoyed: ' "ow attend the church services.     Mid-
the Park Theatre, New York City, and | Crab Meat Cocktails
shows the crossing of Death   Valley in | Bisque of Tomato
. Dodge Bros, motor car.    It is stated j Vienna Rolls
¦    -       •      • .Salted Almonds        Olives
Boiled Salmon Potatoes   Pariaienne Fillet of Beef Lima Beans Roast Turkey Creamed Onions Mashed Potatoes
Cranberry Sauce South Shore Salad French Ice Cream a la S. S. Fancy Assorted Cake Crackers and Cheese Demi Tasse
Dr. Walter Benzel of 105 West Sev¬ enty-fourth Street, Manhattan, report¬ ed to police headquarters Satarday night that his automobile had struck a man on East Merrick Road near the village line. Pr. Benzel said he had examined the man who was uncon¬ scious and had engaged a taxicab and sent the injured man to Nassau Hos¬ pital.
Subsequent investigation showed the man was John Combs, a painter, liv¬ ing on Eaat Merrick Road at Merrick. He was not seriously hart and returned home the next day.
Progressive
Banking: Report
The regular report of the First Na- .tional Bank, published in this iasue, shows deposits of over $600,000, and resources ot over $680,000, high water mark for this bank.
To Lecture on Armenia
Richard Hill, Commissioner of American Committee for Armenian Relief, will lecture on the conditiona in that stricken country with pictures personally taken, the lecture to be given in Brooklyn Hall this Friday evening. September 22. Admission will be free.
Coming Events
September 29, Friday evening, eu¬ chre, pinocle and social, Freeport Council No. 57, Jr. O. U. A. M.
Y. C.
No New  Paralysis Cases
Since oar last issue no cases of pol¬ iomyelitis bave been reported from the Village of Freeport. The total num¬ ber of cases was 19, with deaths four.
Qas Gives Out;
Breakfast Missing
Hundreds of the residents   of   Free-
week services on Thursday at H p. m. Sunday School will re-open October 1 at 9:45.
Presbyterian. — The pastor will preach on Sanday morning at 10 :30 on the "Parable on Preparedness." The evening sermon will be on the theme "The Perfect Law of Liberty."
Since the quarantine has been lifted earlier than was anticipated and since the rally day is so near   at  hand,   the
1 To Block Island.—Misses Hazel | greased pole climbing contests, etc. Sniith, Ida Johnson and Alma and Ad-' The committee are: R. de Napoli, L. die Combs were among those who en- j Ferrara, S Antonio, F. Muro, F. Cos ! joyed the Long Island Railroad excur- , tadino, AL Marino, C. CritFo. C. Lio- sion to Block Island last Sunday. I vanni, R.    DeBenedettu,   J.   Falesono
Mr. and Mrs.    Henry L. Maxson \pf   and T. Jreco. .South Long Beach Avenue also took (n I     Another poster   announces a similar this trip. ''     I celebration (the third annual) at Mer-
¦  rick Road and Gold  Sireet, with a pa-
De Kruijff.—Theo. E. DeKruijff, j rade, fireworks, dancing and an ad- jr., who was injured in a fall with an j dress by Counselor Albin N. Johnson, aeroplane at Buffalo, N. Y.. on Sep-' The committee in charge are: John tember 6, is at his home at 'J7 I.exing [LaGreca, Tony Carastino, Egidio Gior- ton Avenue, where he is recovering i dano, Michael Cardina, Vincenzo Gul- from the Hhock and minor injuries, atty and Emidio Giordano. Major W. K. Campbell, who wus with De Kruijff in the machine, died from hia injuries the following night. Mr. and Mra. De Kruijff both went to Buf¬ falo to bring their son home.
with dancing, fireworks, bicycle races] i "•*" Avenue, returned   home   after   ai     Charles Vooria of Newbridge   I{oad,
week's visit at the home of Major and , received quite a bad burn on   his   arm I Mrs. Ensign at Aabury Park. while at work in one of the local pump-
— — ing stafvttns about two weeka ago, and
Thia Saturday evening, September ^ blood poisoning afterward developed. 23, the Social Five will hold a prize The wound, however, responded favor- waltz at their regular weekly dance ^ ably to treatment and Mr. Vooria is in Alpha Fire Hall. , again able to be at work.
William Dunlop is having hia house; Mrs. H. H. Valentine uf Uak Street on Debevoise Avenue re-modeled and ig visiting at the home of her daugh- prepared for a stucco finish. ^ ter, Mra. Stanford Smith, fn Freeport.
Owing to an accident in the plant of i the Naasau & Suffolk Lighting Co. at' Hempstead   early    Saturday
Mayland.—R. H. Mayland, of the Board of Education, who has been ill , for several weeks, and who was oper- pastor aska that Sur^day^-School open i ^ted upon last week by a specialist, is on next Sunday. He wants to meet | j„,p,o,i„g giowly. Mr. Mayland is all teachers and officers for Rally Day I o„g ^j ^^j. test known citizena, being plans.    The hour is  2:30  Sunday   «»f-j a former Chief of the Fire Departmen-
I and very actively interested in all pub¬ lic improvements and his recovery will be a matter of congratulation from his many friends.
ternoon.
Latheran.—Services in this church are held at 10 :80 a. m., and 7:45 p. m. With the quarantine against in¬ fantile paralysis removed from all pub¬ lic places, children under 16 years of age will be   permitted   to   attend   our
residents of thia locality were   unable
(iilbert Baldwin, a life-long resident
of this village, died at the   town   poor
morning i ^^^^^ „„ Thursday of last week,   after
sutfering for tha pa.tt four  months   of
To Open
Woman's Exchange
Mrs. C. P. Kelsey will open a Wo¬ man's exchange and tea room at 13 West Merrick Road on October 7, for the sale of fancy articles and stamped goods, home-made bread, crullers, cakes and jellies.
to   prepare their breakfasts   on   their   ^ Mr. Baldwin waa   60   years
gas   ranges   and had to resort to other  ^f Funeral services were held at
methods,    tor a time this   threatened, G,3g„,ig, J   (^^apel     Saturday,     Rev. to be a serious   thing at the   plant   of , ^honias S. Braithwaite  officiating and the Roosevelt Water Company, White- ! house Avenue.    The plant is equipped ]
interment was made in that cemetery.
with two engines run by gaa. As soon as it was ascertained that there was : no gaa to run the engines, Arthur Whitehouse, manager of the Water Company, secured the services of a i plumber and the    largest   engine   was
Improving Sidewalks
Acting upon the resolution of the h^'ckly converted into a gasoline en Village Board, after notification to the | K'n« and the pumps started, after an property owners. Street Commissioner I "O""" * delay.
Bond has built a sidewalk   along   both j
sides of Rose Street, as necessary, be-1
tween Roosevelt   Place   and   Bayview
Avenue, the cost to be assessed  to the |
abutting property owners. 1
noon,    September 24, at 2:80   o'clock.
The Luther League mee's for its week- port and surrounding viilagea went   to 1 |y devotional meeting at 7 o'clock   ev- work   without tbeir regular meal Sat-jgry Sunday evening.    A   hearty    wel- urday morning,   when   tho   gas   plant I gofjjf, jq all. waa closed down, because, as explained i _____
by the Superintendent of the main! Methodist.-Next Sunday morning office at Hempstead, of the breakdown y,^ theme of Dr. Curtice's sermon will ofa generator.     It was explained that , |^^, ..^ Testimony   to   a   Testimony."
Schools Open Oct. 2
The Freeport schools will open Mon- servlces. The Sunday School will also I day, October 2. For upper grades and resume its sessions next Sunday after- j the High School  the tirne   for   cloaing jStoIe Mackay's AutO TireS
Two ;j«x5   shoes   were   stolen   from the auto of D. S. Mackay,   294   Smith
the accident was unavoidable and targe force of employees were sent oul notifying their customers that tht break was only temporary. The ser¬ vice, turned off sometime during tht' night, waa resumed shortly after 1:^ o'clock,  noon.
in the   afternoon   has   been   extended
from 3 :30 to 4 :00 p. n.., in order that
the work in the firat half year may be
completed for tne   Regents'   examina¬ tions, which come in January, and also
in order that the regular   grade   work
for the first term rnay be covered. The teachers will report at the High
School at 9:00   a. m.,   Tueaday,   Sep¬ tember 26, and the week will be spent
in arranging programs   and   schedules
of work.    Special teachers, principals,
ind the   Superintendent   will   conduct
conferences with the   teachers   during assembly,    plans are'being   maue   for : the week for the purpose of discussing ! OuniVar, National   Representative, the opening of the Sunday   School   on   the re-adjustments in the   work   niade | i^^^alf of Progressive Council. Daugh
The members of Russell Hose Com¬ pany are preparing for the holding of a package party on the evening of Oc¬ tober 2o, to be held at their quarters, Leonard Avenue. All membera and friends are invited to set this date aside and be in attendance at the parly.
The dance given by the Soy Scouts is to be held in Firemen'a Hall thia Saturday evening. Hirsch's orchestra will furnish the music. The boys have worked hard for the success of this, tbeir first affair, and promise a [ileaa- ant evening.
John J. Bedell of Merrick Road, who returned to his home about two weeks ago after being confined to Nassau Hospital for about six weeks, follow¬ ing an operation for appendicitis, was otiliged to again return to the hospital on Thursday of this week for further treatment.
The evening topic   will be   "The Fall¬ en Angel."
The Board of Health having re¬ moved the restrictions as tf) the pre¬ sence of   children in places   of   public
Street, laat Thursday night. One was on the rear, and had never been used, and the other taken right off the wheel, was uaed le?s than .'>iiO milfs.
D.   of
will be '25 cents. Ice cream will be on sale. The ladir-s will be pleased to serve every resident of the village.
Lights Season Closes
The Long Island Good Hearted Thespian Society closed their firat sea¬ son, very successful all the way through, with their dances Saturday and Sunday evenings. In the after¬ noon of the latter day the Lights base-
Sunday, October 1, at 2:30 p. m.
necessary   by   the    late    opening    of
At the Plaza, week of Sept. 25th: Mon., Irene Fenwick in "The Child of Destiny ;" Billy Burke in "Gloria's Ro¬ mance;"     "The     Midnight     Riot."
Tues., Hazel Dawn in "The Sales- ^ g, Wallace, tax collector for lady." Wed., Alice Brady as "Mir- School District No. 9, turned in his ni" in La vie De Boheme; Charles books Tuesday evening. He submit- Chaplin in 1 A. M. Thurs., Victor | t^tj g^ ^53(^^01 of his ccllections aa Moore in "Chimmie Fadden Oat | foiio,^g. West."      Frid.,     Nance     O'Neil
"Those   Who   Toil."      Sat.,   Pauline
Fredericks   in   "Audrey."    (Children
admitted)
Advertlaainant
Free—A handsome school outfit giv¬ en away with every pair of school shoes. Jacobson's shoe store, 79 South Main Street, Freeport, L. I.
Advertisement
I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any one but my¬ self.    H. A. Neely.  68 Pearaall Ave.,
Freeport.
AdvertlaMiiMsL
Buy good coal at   the   right   price.
Freeport Coal Co., 19 S. Main St., Tel.
389.
Aavrtlaemant
religious and spiritual. Everything On Thursday, September 28, W. S. else in relation to the organization is Maxson of Yonkers will give several secondary to the main purpose. Fail- lectures on "Arithmetic" to the teach¬ ing to win people to accept   Christ   aa 1 e" of the several grades.
Saviour and to serve Him as King,    to j     The census recently completed gives j p^'tion of the new bunting make bad people good and good people ' promise   of   considerable   increa.se   in  . baMulr^'wrs7efe"aTed'by''rhr°Worrd , better, the church haa little reason for : "«'«''»''«' «' ^be opening of the new piavers
Film rinh hv the score of IS to fi Continued existence. | term. KriZe KOOI Kiaycrs
tilmClubby thescore_of 13tu6. ,     ^j^j, ^^ „^jg   -^   ,„j„j  ^,,j   f^^.u^^ |     It is interesting to note   the   ateady
C       I   C   U      I  -i" ! that, if the church   is   to   be   aroused:'"'grease in   school   enrollment   during
rmai  2>CnOOI>J^^ jand made efficient   in   its   main   work i the paat 10 years.
Collections Reported and ull things related thereto, Individ-, Total enrollment for the year ending uals muat be led to a sense of their re¬ sponsibility and inspired-to activity, a meeting has been called for Tuesday evening, September 26, at 8 o'clock in the chapel to take these and kindred mattera into conaideration.
At   this   meeting   there   will   be a
A chowder supper will be served   in
tomorrow evening,    Saturday   .Sep   ! ">e   Bellmdre   Avenue      I'resbyterian
teniber 2:5. at the Koyal    Theatre   the ! ^'^urch, by  the    ladiea   of   the   Circlo
five-reel picture, "The Witch,"    feat-   Society, this Friday evening from 5:30
uring Nance O'Neil, willbe presented,   to >^ p. m.     The   cost   of   the   supper,
, with other    pictures.     Two   shows   at   which will alao include pie and   colTee
 .— ; 7:30 and 9:00 p   in.     Children   ut   the   or tea,
L,    Furnishes    Flag i^K** of 12 years and over are   now   ad-
_,             ,,      il    »   J   -     .u     u           I mitted to the show. The new flat? noated   to   tho   breeze | 	
on the village flagpole at cannon junc- ;     Services at the Roosevelt .Methodiat
tion, in front of Smith .Si Bedell's drug' Episcopal C^liurch will be bed    at   the
store, Wedn«sday niorninfr:    wus    pre  I usual time with Mr. Ellwnod Tabor of
sented to   the    village   hy   Mra.   John | Brooklyn in charge.
On Wedni sday evening of this week
the members and their frienda enjoyed | Smith Merritt on Beltagh Avenue.
a lunch box social al the church. '    '   '   "
  The   improvements at    the   railroad
At the nexl regular   nieeting of the   station are progressing very   satiafac-
School Bourd of this district, bida will   torily.    The Frank I.. Hack   Compsny
be   received   on   improvements   to   be
made at the two  school houses, aa fol-
low.s:    Concrete   platforms   are lo   be
built at the three entrances of the new
building, some plastering    in   the   old
Mr.   anil Mrs. Kast   KoekHWHv Homan of Freeport spent a portion   of the   week   at   the   residence   of   Mrs.
Jackaon   Merrill   of and     Mrs.    Kldridge
ters of Liberty. Mrs. Dunbar raised the money for this purpose by public contribution.
Harry A. Walling, village electri¬ cian, had the pole overhauled and freshly painted on Monday,    in antici-
of Freeport, who are replacing the roof [ witb Spanish tile, expect to complete ttieir work this week. Tho contract for the stuccoing hus been awarded to Haldwin Broa. (jf this village, who in-
! Total amount of taxes to be
collected Collected
'^f^'?cJ'nu i '"nk diacussion of   the   apparent   in-
57,756.08
Uncollected $10,500.92
Unpaid taxes divided as follows:
June 30, 1906— 947 30, 1907— 944 30, 1908-1148 30, 1909—1251 :!0, 1910—1272 30, 1911—1352 30, 1912—1478 30, 1913—1622 30, 1914—1564 30. 1916—1723 30, 1916—1887
Descriptive property Mapped property Personal property Franchises
$6969.01
4277.97
36.24
217.70
Bander, btiitcber, qaotea pricea;   tee hit adv, in this paper each week.
AdvartUMmaat
Try my special box of cut flowera, 75c for the weekend. C. R. Ankers, florist, RockTille CenUe, L. I.: tele¬ phcne connection;  delivery anywhere,
, $10,500.92 Percentage of taxes collected, 861.
In comparison   with the collections
for 1914:
Total amount of taxes to
be collected $60,549.73
Collected 49,283.76
Uncollected $11,265.98
Percentage of taxes collected, 81}. Collectiona, 1915 $57,756.08
Collections, 1914 $49,283.76
Collections 1S16 over 1914  $ 8,472.83
Hymeneal
GOLDER—VOORHES
difference, and the evident neglect, which characterizes so many in their church relations and a remedy for all this will be sought. It is hoped the meeting will be characterized by a spirit of frankness and of eager pur. poae to find the way to a more effi¬ cient method of church life and work. The above service will be followed by a similar meeting on Wednesday evening and this by a special prayer service on Thursday evening.
The Epworth League is a society of ,        . a„.in.t 11 for the urevi
young people    which   has   a   plan   for  "«"*;*»" %"8»'"»t 11 for the previ
;...,.- ;-„ «,,>!,*.-., .k.. «^ ;!1™    =oo   I ous week.    The total number of  cases
very active work tor the coming    sea¬ son.    Comb' to play with   ua—we   had
Fewer Infantile
Paralysis Cases
Only one case was reported at Ros¬ lyn for the entire County of Nassau for the 24 hours ending at noon Thurs¬ day, September 21.
The total for the Tuwn of Hemp¬ stead from   laat   Thursday   noon,   one
I to date is about 190.
{     The cases reported :
I     Baldwin—Joseph Sties, 2 yrs.
I     Seaford—Como Barbato, 3 yrs.
I     Wantagb—Harold Walters, 12   yrs.
{     Massapequa—Kenneth Jones, 6 yrs.
I     Rockville     Centre—Robert    Wood-
j cock 3 yrs.; Grace Woodcock, 2 yra. us   1        I        A rs     A. J i     Inwood—Lawrence Kent, 5 yrs.
Hicks   Lecture   Postponed'     Floral Park-Winston Kendt, 3roos. The   lecture   scheduled    for
a jolly social hour Tuesday evening, and there will be more. Come to work with us throughout tbe year and come to worship with us on Sunday evenings at 7,—Cont.
to Compete
Charles   A.   Sigmond,     the    expert | ing is to be ultereil and the   boys   and pocket billiard cueist of the   Freeport! girls   entrances of thia srhool   are   to Elk'Club, has accepted the   challenge i be re-shingled, of William Fraley.    of   Brigbtwaturs, : -        -
for a second match to determine own-• St. Paul's Episcopal Mission, Kev. ership of the large silver cup, offered j Adelbert J. Smith, deacon in charge, last year as a trophy for residents of Residence, 22 Henry Street; telephone Nassau and Suffolk Countiea. The 1128-M. Services, morning prayer cup has to be won twice for a player and sermon at 10:00 a. m. to obtain permanent ownership. Last The Altar Guild will hold ita firat year Sigmond defeated the Suffolk regular meeting of the coming season County representative. at   the   home of   Mra.   Pred   Munroe,
  i Hempstead-Babylon     Turnpike,     this
NeiC-hborhood j coming Monday evening.
l>eignDOrnOO(l ,     ^aat   Sunday    morning   Archdeacon
Workers   I O Resume ) Roy F. Duffleld conducted the services
The oftice of the Neighborhood ! of Holy Communion at 7:30 and also Workers will be opened again on Rail-: conducted and preached at the morn- road Avenue, October 2, with Mrs. | ing prayer and sermon at 10 o'clock. Scholey in charge. I Rev. Adelbert J. Smith, after   assiat-
At the   September   meeting   of   the | ing at the_7 :30 o'clock   servi,!e.   jour
building.      The   heating   arrangement   tend starting thia work next   Monday. n three claaa rooma in the | olU   build
Advance Hook and Ladder Company is urrariging for u grand masquerade bull tu be held in their hall on Thanks giving Eve, Wednesday, November 2!i.
The Empire Professionals defeated the local baseball team last .Sunday by the score of 9 to 2. Next Sunday the (nternation^l (Jrays uf Brooklyn will be Bellmore's opponents.
Gustav Bopp is erecting a large barn on his property on Bellmore Ave¬ nue.
Quarantine
Regulations Off
Commencing Wednesday, the riistric- tions regarding cbildren ' attending public places were removed, by order Society tbe first regular meeting of ! neyed to Belle Harbor and conducted of the local Board of Health, and eur the season, Mrs. Story reported that j service at St. Andrews-By-the-Sea. , yuung population can now go to the many problems   had   presented   them- : movies,    churches,    schools     and   the
selves during the Summer which  were       Miss Elizabeth Mathilda McCaffrey,   County fair without interference.
handled with  difficulty   as   there   wasM»"K''ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tbomai Mc- , —	
no headquarters.    The   Societv   hopes i (^"fff^y- «n<l Jaraes Barus of Brooklyn I ObltUary
funds will  come in sufficient to enable I **¦¦« married last Saturday evening at'  ¦	
them to keep the office open the entire] the Church   of   Our   Holy   Redeemer.. WILLIAM SCHWAKZMAN
year hereafter. ^^iV"^'^' }'K ^®'' ^'•*^«''' O'Toole. William Schwarzman, age 81 years,
 :  ]     The bride s gown was of white   silk   died at the residence of his son, W. D.
Pr<w>ri/ift Tn Pljiv crepe trimmed with shadow    lace   and   Jefferson. U East Smith  Street,   Fri.
f-reepori   I O Kiay i!!..y.!L''™".'.'"A-!'J'^ '**'''*. y*''   <lay of last   week.      runeral   servicea
—^.,      ....   ...    .      ...^ .        ^^fg   held   on   Monday,   Rev.   R.   H.
What " - "¦—-	
Rockville Centre  caught   up by a band of  orange   blos- to   look    like   oid   """"' .^''* ."^""''^'^ "'"f^* **'ower bou
eZr^ltZZroW     mZ   C.ldlr '"»   '"'   the | Republicans of   the   six   e
lTA.!!.*?!!!!!!'!'...-°: ,„.**I"_..^*'.!!!!fl! *««" ^r P<««i>'y '""^er and   he   must i tricts comprising the VilU
port to attend a meeting
To obtain the  beat  results in   pre¬ serving uae the  LLCO JUMBO   fruit Jar Rubbera on all Mason  and   Light¬ ning style jurfl.     It has   been   recom  j with her parents,-was for many   years i ;hVnge"hra'Vchedula""during   the   time mended  by   the  Good    Housekeeping j a resident of treeport,  but moved up-1 ^,„^  now until aftor  the elaction on Institute. State about IC yeara ago. j November 7
For  sale  at  Wm.  A. MacF"ar!»ne, i      * ¦  . !	
Henry Schluter, Freaport L. I-: S. It requirea aomo of the san>« kind When you want to find tenanU for Beck, Roosevelt. L. I.; Hicks & Watta. | of ability to get ,i good position aa ] business property you ahould go Rockville Centre, L. I.: J. F. Gulick j it doea 'to hold one Have you tbe | .bout it in a buaineaa way-the class aod H. V. CarrAen, Hempstead.   L.   I.   ability to advortlae!
Advertlaenieat. Advarttaemaiit
r     next       Hempstead-William   H. Holbrock, | jj^^s will be tho ball game   tbis   Sat-! ''"S.'°*^,*5"'' "'"•tionf Thuraday evening in Brooklyn Hall by \ 8 yrs. I ^jay between the Freeport A. A. and i.   ^"^ ""f? *",/),**i^**^ ^^ ^''^  •'"¦
1 Rockville Centre team at tbe   Seaman i *•*'• ",'"*'"y McCaffrey,   while   the I Avenue grounds. j grooms best man was   Sergeant   Wil-
Mi«  Adele   Merid*n.   daughter  of c^gg^an   Ftaderick C. Hicks  has,      ^. . ,       r^.     ^.
Mr. and Mra.   frank  Golder of   Am-  b,en cancelled because of the ac<Jident I      Plannmg  for  Election aterdam,   N.  Y.,   and  Jamea  Endera  jo Mr. Hicks cn Saturday night.    His [    a call haa been sent to  all   enrolled Voorhes were married Wednesday   ev-; d„^to„eaaires absolute   re*t   for   the i D„„..hi:..„-„*   .J!.   .;..   -lection   dis-
age of Free- fcr   purpose
Scott officiating, and lb? interment waa in Evergreen Cemetery ; Pulton, fan¬ eral director.
ifled advertitiBg way.
nd Lawson.    An outside  battery will of organization this Friday evening at j be engaged and a good  game   will   no
40 South Grove   Street.    Tbe   caJI officially aigned by the several district leaders.
Used articlda are advertisable (with profit) if they are still useful.
Advartlsemeat
MRS. ADDIE A. NICHOLS Ryerson and Dooley,    former   Free-1 ''"f!? banning of Fort Hamilton. Addie, age 54 years, wife of Seaman
port beys, wiil ba in the visitors'line-1„ *"¦• ""Vf,   "*'"   »   member  of   the   H. Nichols, died   Thursday   night,   at up: also   Longnecker,   Raab,   Hunter  ^1°"^ ^"'"^''y'   'tationed     at    Fort   her home on Bayview Avenue, after a
Hamilton, his term of enlistment hav- lingering illneas. Mr. and Maa. Nich¬ ing expired recently. ols and family came to Preeport from In tbo evening a reception was tend-; Hemprtead and have been reaidenta ered tbe happy couple in the Board of here for aeveral yeara. Bosidea her Trad«t Hall, invitations baing issued busband, the deceaaed leaves a s'^n, S. to all tbeir friend of this and neigh- Herbert, jr., and a daughter, Francia boring villages. Many friends from A. Funeral uerTlcea were held San- Brooklyn, New York and New   Jeraey, day   afternoon;   internrient  Greenhala
doubt be the reault. 8:45 sharp
Gam«   starts   at I
If it'e atill a good oar you can aell it for a good price—through th',i claas¬ ified colomna.
AtfTertlaament.   "ere alao preaent.
Cemetery.