Nassau County Review 19161117

              Nassau County Review
FREEPORT. N. Y.J FRIDAV, NOVEMBER 17, 1916
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Vol. X5C. No. 46
Freeport
in the Fraternal Orders!     Village Trustees       News of the Churches
Merrick
Bellmore
Roosevelt
i«inalc ropi«« of tlw Rcvimr for tale mt Grsen- , Ooiog« in U>o •¦era! fralarnal 9r«*.k;xaliom of '       At the meeting Thursday    afternoon b)«lf. and Brmithw«it«i.JUilr.»<! Avenu*; Mich-I FrMport i.im1 »ieinily. ;( \. jonbrr lo)  Counselor     Leo    Fishel
suoiniiud report ihai the   Fire   Coun Eafterr, Star    Instiluted.-Freeport   ^ii had a right to  organize a Fire   Pa-
noff't. NuMii Coanty Review. Dwiilv Gobcun. Main .Strwt; .Sifiney Smithi Merrick Ruati.
Subject of    Sermon*.  Sonricea   of    the end other doinga ia t^e chttrcbes ¦nd ciiurch aociotiea
.Services at the Church   of   the   Re-
Belln»vre nth him s ftt our
HIGH WAI fcK   IIDE TABLE (Official figures for Sandy Hook)
Friday Nov.
Haturduv
Sundav
Monilb},
Tuw)da\,
Wadnesdh'.
Thursday, Friday
Saturt'.hy,
n
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
1 :10 p. m.
2:05 p. m.
8 :00 p. m.
3 :50 p. m.
4:40 p. m.
.5:26 p. rr.
6:11 p. m.
6 :34 p. m.
7:19 p. m.
Chapter   No. 668,    Order   of   Eastern I Star, was formally instituted   at   Me-. | chanics' Hall on Saturday   evening  ofi last week hy M. W. Elizaheth   V.'urtz. Grand Matron, li. VV. George Bollmer, : acting grand   PHtron,   and   start   com- • prising several Grand   Lodge   officera. The following orticer.H   were   insthlled : Matron. Mrs. Charles Kelsey;   patron. Dr.    Georsje   A     H.   Smith: associate matron, Mm. Howard E. FtnraBll; sec¬ retary, Mrs. G. A. H. Smitn; treasur er,    Mrs. A. C. Hottenroth : hiatoriati, Mrs.   Frederick   H.   Plump;   conduct¬ ress.   Mrs.   Albert Hutton;   sasociate conductnsH, Mrs. Esdiond Stiles ; war¬ der,   .Mrs   Otto   Graser;   Adah,    Mrs. Gordon Lindsay ; Kuth, Mrs.    Fred   S. Howell; Esther,   Miss   Cetiile   I'ayen ; .Martha.   Mr.-. Forrest S. Dunbar;. El ecta,  Mrs. (JhesterA   Fulton ; trustees, P'orrest S.  Dunbar, Mrs. Adarn Schon nmnri und Howard E. Pearaall.
.Mrs. Wurtz, the grand matron,   wa
trol as part of the Department, and ridg«. pastor, will preach at hoth ser- make ths members of the pittrol vices on Sunday ; 11 a. m. subject "regular" firtmen. ; "Doing a (jreat V^'ork ;" 7 ::iO    p.   m.
'Irustee Maxson movtu ihot li.e "What Does Be?ng 'Born Again Stree; Commissioner be instructed to Mean?" A s'jbject of interest to e? report in writing at mch   meeting   nil   ery   man   and   woman.     Bible   Schoo
Kranic Roberts i« our repreaentative i I and vicinity.    Ai! orders and news left
deemer   Sunday,    the    rwen'.y-aecond i w'H "^•"iv*-the same careful attention After Trinity, at 7.30 and    11   o'clock   °"'^'' ..•(
Baptist.-Rev.   William     Brecken-  A. M.    Celebration of the   Holy Com-       Among the roads to be improved by
munion at the early service.    Morning ; the Town during the coming   year are
Wilson Avenue, from    Bellmore   Ave-
Fmnk S. Snekeker, Jr., our authorixed repre¬ aentative. is in thia vltlarr every Tuesday, and will be plea.-<eil to receive tpecial itemn, or mak* appointments for callinir for same.
A bicycle was stolen from the garage at ibe residence of Mervin C Wil¬ liams, 125 East Seaman Avenue, Sat¬ urday evening.
N. K. Smith, the home-made bread baker, has leased the store in the American Theatre building and will open a cigar aad tobacco store therein.
We acknowledge receipt of a I'J]? calendar from the Youth's Companion, | district deputy of the Metropolitan dis ainiiUr 'o the ones they alway.s send | if iet, O. E. S., when .Mrs. Kelsty, their subscribers at thia time of the | matron of the new chapter, was mat- year. I r»n   nf   Lily   Chapter, in    New    Xork
City, several years ago. The Coloni'il Inn at 25 East Mernck j Meetings will be held at Mechanics' Road Im now undtr the manai^ement of i |.)^ll the second and fourth .Saturday A.S Medliii and John Wragge. Spe | evt-nings of each monlh. At the next ciul danres every Sunday night "rid , meetinp, Novembe-2f, the floral de- special Sum lay dinners are to be feat- ] grne wiil be conferred. ured I
-^Tlie   I'atriotic   Circle   will hold   its •The    wr.rU   of   rebuilding    Merrick , ^o,^j^,j g„j gyg^re at the home of Mrs. Road   thrnuLch   the   village    bas    pro-| pi^^p^pg Lj^g^y^ Alexandria   Avenue, gressid from Main   Street   aa   far   as I jhig Friday evening, November 17. Long Btuch Avenue, at   thi.-f   writing,]
Thursday mo ning, and tht. entire j Masons.—The third degree waa con- stretch will probably be finiahed this i ferred on a cla.a of four candidates in week, tn Tbird Place. Main Sireet ; Ma.'.^apequa Lodge No. 822, F. and A. has been rebuilt from Olive Boulevard | m., at a apeciai communication Tues to MerricK Hoad. Ths will now give: duy evening. The regular communi- 8 jjood road nracyiflHy all the way 1 (.iuion will be held next Monday even from New York City to Montnuk Point. | jug   the 20th, when the second   degree
wiii be worked,
Tho annual dinner will be held at the Hotel NiiSBau, Long Beach, next Friday Hvening, November 21, tickets for wfiich are now on sale.
work   done   on village   streeta,   since last meeting of the B Mid; carried.
Trustee Maxsofl movtil that formal legal notice be sent to p.^r.^oni previ¬ ously notified, to i.Tiprtive sidewalk.'! and who |liad not done no, that the work must bs done or the Village Streit Commissioner   would do it    lu-
ineets at 9:4.'i a, m. We have classes  ¦or all. Mid-wetfk service on Thurs¬ day at 8 p   m
Prayer, at 11 o'clock. The rector will read itie Pastoral Letter of the House of Bi^ihops. Evening Prayer and ser¬ mcn by tbe rector al 8.Dit o'clock. The Church School meets weekly ini the Parish House at 10 A. .M. Thei Woman's Auxiliary meets weekly on' Thursdays   at 2.30 P. M.    The   G.   F.
Sinitle copies of the Na«sau Countv  Review  for aale at Mra. S. Nathan'>< Store. Nasaau Koad.
nue east to the brook; and Haif Ave¬ nue from Bellmore Avenue to New¬ bridge Road, Smithville South.
Russell Hoie Co. No, 2 has   a   com¬ mittee busy preparing    plans   for   tbe enlargement of their dance   floor.    At present when tne company   runs   their A masque ball will be given by    the   social atfairs the   floor is crowded   too Green Turtle Club at   Fi/emen's   Hall ¦ moch for the enjoyment of their guests, on Si^turday   evening   of   ths   week. ! The addition will probably extend back
Tne monthly   meeting of tbe   Men's   S. meets every two   weeks on Fridays ' Prizes wilTbe awarded for   the   hand-' from the rear of the building Club will be held on Monday,    Novem-   at   7.30.    Choir   practice   is   held   on   somest costumes.
NORTH MEltRICK
formal notice had previously been sent   lipiuua editor of the
to the proprrty   owners, as per li?l of .ivi
[irnperfics    recommended   jby   Stied
('nniiiii:'5ioner Bnni.1 and published in «
previous issue of the    .Niisaii   (^Ivinty        I
Keview ; motion was tf.rried.
The following applications were granted:
Water—Prank Farmlet, (irand Ave.
Lighting—C. F. Vail, 1:^7 Church Street; Thniniii) W. Cann, Greene Ave¬ nue;.Mrs. Hert Clark, Lena Avenue; John .1. Randall, Woodbine Drive.
Sidewalks—Mrs. A. T. Senf, 50 ft., 3:i'J South Bayview Avenue; Arthur Frank. 100 ft., l.')2 North Long Heach Avenue.
Bond was filed by .loseph F'-- .1-'t, with Ihomac Abram.i nnd Charle. Johnson as surety, for 'i2o )0, guaran teeing " for live   yeara   all   sidewalks
ber 20, at 8:1.T a. m. The men's Club Thjrsdays at 8.00 P.M. A cordia of the Lutheran Church will be our invitation is extended to all to attend guests.     Col.  Franklin P. Sellers,    re    the services of this    church and to be
will give a dar.ce ^n its hall on Thanks Brooklyn   Eagle,   come identified with its community in-i giving Eve. Wednesday, November 29.
HI) address. terests.       -
'     Townsend G. Smith is serving as one
Arnold Bartow, son of Mr. and Mrs. iof   the Grand  Jurors   at   the   preseni
St.    .John's    Evnngeli:al    Lutheran   Samuel Bartow, has gone »o work   (or . term of the Supreme Court at Mineola.
Church; pastor, William   Steinbicker;   the   New York   Life   Insurance   Com-1
iiietts in its own chapeT"on Camp ."^ve    pany in their .New York oflice. As the result of an election   wager,
nue.     Bible School at 9:30 a. in     Ser-  — John J. Lowrey   of   Bellmore   .^Venue
vice every Sundav at 10 :4n. Tbe cate- The monthly meeting of tiie Merrick ¦ was given a wheelbarrow ride on Fri- chumens meet at the chapel every Civic League Inc will be held tonight, ' day i^Vfiiing if la-it week, with Wil- Wednesday at 3:30 for instructions in : Friday, in the Parish House at 8.30. , liam Wolfe on the "laborious end." the catechipin.     The Sacrament of the ; | Mr. Lowrey bad taken the    trouble   to
Lord's Suptier will be administered on '     J°^"' Robert Moore for yesrs a sum- j conlilfntially   impart to a large   num- Aflvent Sunday,    Decembers,  at   the   "ior   residejit of .Merrick   ditd   at   his niorning service. home here on Kirk.vood   .Ave. of heart   ride and    by 8 o'clock,   the   appointed
  : trouble   after a long illness on Sunday   hour, fully one hundred   were   present
Presbyterian.—The Senior Girls of night. .Mr. Moore leaves a widow and ' to j!uy "Doc" and take part in the pa¬ the Presbyterian Sunday School will a son, John K. Jr. After a brief de-; rade. Headed by a band, composed of conduct a sale and tea in the chapel on i votional service at the house conducted ja tin whistle and a discarded wash November 29. at 4 p. m. Tea and co j by the Rev. WM. H. Littebrandt, rec- | boiler, the party started up Hedlord coa will be terved and home-made can-   tor of the Episcopal Church of the Re-   Avenue   to dak   Street,   to    Bellmore I
,,    ,        ,       ,,     „ The   Ladies'    Aid   Societv   of   the
Advance Hook and Ladder Company i Roosevelt   M. E. Church   are   making
preparatiiiiis for their artnual fair and bazaar to l)e^||d in thn church on Tuesday ««<iW?(!Viesdiiy. L'eccniber 5 and 6. This is an annual event of tbe Society and the ladies hope to mak« this the most successful one ever held.
St. Paul's Episcopal Mission: Rev. Adelbert J. Smith, deacon in charge. Holy Comrnunion fervices will be held at 7:^0 a. rn wi:h Very Kev. lioy F'ar¬ rell DudJeid. Ar.'hdcRcon of the Dio¬ cese, as the celebra-if.     Morning pray-
be'roVthe'villagers'the" 'con temp Ute d   *"¦"'"! """'"" »' '^•¦"' »• '"•     ^"'''^"•^
Schoih at U :i5'i      V> eJtierd'iy   evening
Ihe regular miii-vveek evening   pra\er
sei vice will be held u be fi'llowed   by
a .4iort choir   icbvBrsal.    The   people
of the cnmti'unity   are   mosl   cordially
invited to attfrd these eervices.
The Altar   (iuild   held    its   regular
gutters, etc., laid by Mr.    c-^armlett i.d dies and baked goods for Thanksgiving   deemer on Tuesday,   the body was tak- ! Avenue, tn Grand Avenue ard returned ; "('"'"''i' meeting al   tho   home   of   its
contractor. dinners will be sold.    The proqfeds are   en to New York and the    funeral    ser-   to Hedford Avenue,   where ranks were i''''"*'^"'*°?' *''''^- ''''^'' '¦'""'[°*'' "" ^""^
Ihe report of tbe Village   T;eaaurer for the Christmas fund of the   -iunday , vice^ held on Wednesday   morning,   at I broken.      "Doc"      says     he   always]''"' *^''    '""   ''     '^' ^
for October showed the following   bal- School. .     -.
A Qood Road to the Lights
Archie G. Patt.'rhun, Town Superin tendent of Highways, haa included in his estimate of road-* tor tbe cominf; year the extension of Weat Side Ave nue, south to Fairview Place, and nOO^ ft. weat on Foirview Place, miikini.; n go*iid improved road to "ihn Lights'' Club Hnine.
The Coal Situation
G. A. R.—At the encampmept, Sat¬ uiday evening, the members of D. B. P. Mott Post eiijoyed a smoker. They litui as tbeir guoats their associate members a-d thu Sfianiah War veter¬ ans.
ances in the several fu,.
General Fund
Street Fund
Board of Health
Interest
Fire Departni'Mit
Street Light
Sidewalk
Park
Police
Water
Electric Light
Tax arrears
Light extennion
Water Sinking Fund
Light Sinking F'und
ds:
-$ti82.33
981.78
^44.22
;; ij. J2
• l«79.r)2
-     1785. no
692.64
161.62
2TS4 80
7364.25
'J,"j42.0H
37.33
174.4.^
$32,2'79.14
$;;o00.00
2500.00
Sunday mornings. Rev. J. Sidney Gould is presenting in series studies of the "Immortal Twelve" (Apostles.) On next Sunday "Peter—The Rock" will be given. In the evenings anoth¬ er New I'estament series ia being giv¬ en, entitled "Occupational    Studies In
New   Testament    Life. I'lie   Ttnt
Maker of Tarsus" will be the tiieme next Sunday » Vt'iiii:*!.
The splendid ohotus choir of over twenty v6ices under the direction of Mias Ruth Spier, with Master Cornel¬ ius Van Rees al the organ, will sing. The evening processional will be "Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus;" new rendering.
jday evening,    November   6. ; the Church   of   St.   Mary   the   Virgin   thought him a gjod solid    man, but he i "'•" ^J''"'''''""" "''^"'''^ '' where the family are    members.     Mr. i believes Mr. Lowrey   had been dieting , "'^ '•'lurch ha.s   be. n   t8,;(
Through farpet of mi.   thor-
Moore was a lovable man and a Chris tian gentleojan. His friendship was! highly valued by all who enjoyed it. ; His death, though a blessed release' from much sutfering, is lamented 1 throughout the village. '
oughly cleaned and relaid.
:ind
Milage evening ftr
tloal ."till continuos al   .$10   per   ton |     Daughters of   .ibprty.     Next   Tue*-
The Tax Collector was instructed t^ turn bis books over to the Village Treasurer, where all village tax arrears
for alo\i:, not and egg and $i^ for pea. Thtf'three local dealers now have "comfortable" supplies on handjbut in an intcrv ew with the Nassau County Keview, mu' oi them staled they me not getting rich with the fuel coating them $7 |jer ton at the mines for the larger size:*, uud $2.40 per ton freight, allowing ihem (ill cents per ton fnr carting and profit. ,The pricu has been aH high as $14 per ton.
ilay evening, November 21,    will   be a   will now be paid.
big night when Maude E. Bulmi pay   an oflicial Council No. 66.
the State Councilor, r, with her staff, will visit    to   Progressive
William R. November,
The report of Engineer Smith, for October and was filed :
Oct. Water, pumped,
gnls. 11,087,958 13,430,074
h.
Nov.
ad and pig iron for    several   days before the ride. '¦
_  ]      Several brU'.-h   tir
A fair will be    given   in   Firemen's I last Sntunlay   aft.r'T Hall next    Wednesday   afternoon   and fl^ept the    nearby   residents    busy evening for benefit of the I'resbyterian ; apme liin:'.
    I Church.   A large variety of useful and |     The brush adjucent to Russell   Hose
The Louis L. Lords have closed their' fancy articles have been secured by 'Co. No. 2 and the barn* of several of home here for the winter and will the l.sdies and will be offered for sale. I'he numbers,was burning briskly, and spend   the aeas.'n   in   Baltimore,    Md. ' Everybody i-i invited. approached so closely to the   fiuilding-
with    their    daughter,     Mrs.   Albert' - thut the alarm was fiuuulKi   and   with
Smith, Henry    Brandt   and   family      have I the arrival of the   tiremen nf tbe cnm-
  j moved from Oak Street to one of Alva i pany, was quickly extini,'uished.
The H. Hv Cammanns    have gone to   Smith's houses on Wilson Avenue. I     The section nf woods north   of   Cen-
the city for the winter season. I ". - - | termini Avenue and west of   Brookside
  '      The   neeii llf ^;ates   al   the   Bedford : AveiiUf also required the    Htteiilion of
The entertainment and cake sale Avenue iiiilroad crossing wa.s agiiin i, large number of tbe nsidiriits. It which was given by the Hund-in-IIand i demonstrated on Saturday nighl. Mrs. | burned lieroely all Saturday afternoon League in the Parish House last Fri- ; Robert Reigerof Smithville South, ac- i and part of the night. For a tim«j the day evening was a great success. Over I companied by her two children, was j barn and other buildings nf William $40 was cleared, half of which will be | driving north on thai street, and when H. Tabb, W. ^V. Mtubf'Ui, IT. Odell given   to   the   Altar    Society    of    the   nearing the cros.sing    noticed   a   train ] and other places were  threat* i.ed.
from the west. She | Another fire in the iiorlbeHst part of I nllrw the thp vj||.,.rp thre«te>i.(l to biitn s.veral s^ed   behind
Roman Catholic.—The time for   the Masses on Sunday is 8 and 10:30 a. m.
The Hi ly Name Society will hold an entertaiimient and reception at Brook
lyn Hall next   W?dne8day,   November ¦ Church of the Redeemer and-the   rest, approaching 22, the proceeds to go towards th_^e final ; will be added to the    treasury   of   the ' gfoo'fd n....r the traek payment on memorial    window in   the i League until'Uie   Christmas   holidays ! train lo pass and then
Postoffice Fraud Order
Postmaster   T.   Benson   Smith   has been   directed by the   Department   to withdraw from the mails   all   matters of any kind addressed to the   Nalional Mail Order Brokerage Exchange,    520 Globe   Building,   Minneapolis,    Minn. The above concern has   been   conduct¬ ing   a   scheme   for   obtaining   money j lodge'rooma.   Realty Building,   corner through-the   mails.    The   scheme   a8|i{gj|ro„d   Avenue   and   Main   Street, conducted consists in the   sending   oat   „g^j ^hurgdny evening,   November 23, of circular letterh in  which a silk pet-1   j 8:30 ; refreshments will   be  served ticoat "worth $4.75     is   promised   to
Royal Arch Mason. — Freeport Chap
ter No   302 conferred the   Mark. Past Current gener'i'd, k
Master and Mu.sl Excellent Degree   on For Coml. Lt. and four candidates Wednesdav evening. Power 65,430
The annual reception   to  the   ladies For Street Light       .19,517
will be hekl Wednesday   evening,   No- Coal comumed, Ibs.
vember 29. For Street Light     185,080
On Wednesday   evening,   December For Com'l Light     306,446
6, the Royal Arch  Degree will he con- For Pump. Water     84,924
ferrtd. Coal consumed per
K.W.H. 468
Foresters.—Foresters   of    America No. of lights 191
and Freeport Circle   No.   1172,   Com-, Hrs. lights burn       69,445
church, donated by the men of the par- ! when it will be expended in many    di ish.    The committee has obtained   the   rections throughout the   charity   field.
It, failing to   see   tha   westbound press train until   upon    the   crossing.
residences and barns. Ihe residents of that part oi the village wero quick¬ ly suniinnncd ani back tires were start-
services of   The   Royal    Entertainers, i     Every member of the Hand-in-Hand ; She did the oniy thing   possible   under | ed aiulfhe ground was   plowed   up   in
60,880 33,947
The show will be followed by a dance. League wishes to th&nk all who made the conditions, tried lo gel across he- Following is the committee: Joseph donations as well as the many who ftjre the trail) hit them, and nearly Gallaher, Edward Meaney, J. Mulca-; filled the hall and tho.'i; who so liber- nuccecdeil, thy rear [lart of the wagon hey, T. J. Gillen, Owen Kerley arid J. ; ally purchased the cakes and candv ; only being hil The wagon wati 6e- 156 423   '^' Donaghy. | which was on sale
280.527   Methodist;— 102,150
tlif- successful etTort to check the flBnies. No alarm wns sent in fur these two fires, but many nf the fire- nien wt.rked hard in the lii^bt against tbeir ro.Tim.in enemy,
'     At   the   Plaza    Theatre,   Freeport, The Sunday School   will hold a rum- ' Thuisday, Nov. 23, Audrey Munson in ,}fil   mage sale in the vacant store formerly   "Purity;"   ^ acts.     A   photo-play 191   occupied by the Gas  Company on Mer- ' ""usual arl merit.     Matinee,  3 :30 r)9-384   rick Road Friday and Saturday of this ' f"-;   admission,    15   cents;   evening
molished   and   the   occupants   thrown out. Mrs. Reiger and her daughter be¬ ing pretty well shaken u[i and slightly |     Mr. and   Mrs    Jere   H.   DeMott   uf bruised.     Robert Ueige, jr.,   the    soil, j Leonard Avenue   celebrated   the   37th
"1 i received a compound   fracture   of   the | anniversary   of   their   marriage   last "    right leg.     He was taken to his   home i Sunday by   entertaining a large   num-
pronii
the addressee provided ahe will remit 10 cents and send five exact copies of the letter received by her to five of her acquaintances. The promoters have left Minneapolis and cannot be located. All letters addressed to the concern will be forwarded to tbe Divi¬ sion of Dead Letters for disposition. Aa the toncern has a local clientele it is desirtd thai the action of the De¬ partment bu given aa much local pub¬ licity as possible.
Democrats Celebrate
Jr. O. U. A. M.-This Friday even-
awarded for the moat beautiful and most unique costume. Music by Wolfer'a orchestra.
Miss Hattie R. Smith.
panions of the Potest, are to  have   an i     Trustee Bedell was empowered to at-; week, November 17 and 1.'^.    The corn- open pinochle and euchre  social at the   tend   to   necessary corrections   in   the ' •T'l'tee in charge   are:    Mrs.   Thomas
village map, and   secure   such   assist-   W. Lucas, Mrs. Oscar Valentine, Mrs.
ance as necessary. 10- W.   Humphrey,    Miss   Anna    Eld-
The Board discussed  the question of ' ridge, Miss Lidie Raynor,    Mrs.   John
confusion     resulting     from     streets   T. Raynor, Mrs.   Howard   Combs   and
with   similar  names   and   decided   to
make a apeciai order of business at ing at the regular meeting of Freeport the meeting on December 21 the prop- Council No. 57 all three degrees will osition for pulling new names in place be rehearsed by the teams. of Russell Avenue,  there being a Rus-
The   entertainment   committee   has   gel) Place; Elliott Street,   there being j teVs from Richmond Hi arranged to hold a masque   ball at tbe : an Elliott Place , Raynor Avenue, there Crystal Lake House   on   Thanksgiving   being a Raynor Street,    and Roosevelt Eve,   November   29.    Prizes   will   be   Place, there being   a   Roosevelt   Ave¬ nue.    The newspaper   representatives
were requested to call the attention of
the residents of these   streets   to   this
';15 and 9 p. m.
admission 20 cents. ^dvertlaamant
and on Monday removed to Mercy Hos pital for an X ray examination and treatment.
Congressman Hicks
^to Lecture
(-ongresman Frederick C. Hicks will deliver his lecture,   "Ancient Ruins,"
The Epwrorth   League   Rally   to   be ' "e^t Friday evening,   November 24, in
I held i.n the Freeport chorch has been i set for Tuesday evening, NovemDer21, at 8 o'clock. Thia includes the Chap- to Seaford. ' There will be an address by Rev. Rich¬ ard Hagerty, pasior of the Rockville Centre M. E. Church, followed by a social hour.
Friday evening State Councilor Lew-   hearing, and urge  them   to   attend   if ry was welcomed in Freeport   Council > interested.
the Presbyterian Church. This ture will be given under the auspices of the Federation of Men's Church Clubs, bnt will not be limited to mem¬ bers, and a cordial invitation is ex¬ tended to all.
Weekly Dances
at Freeport Club
The  first of the   wetkly   dances   of
ber of llieir relatives   and   friends dinner.     After dinner music and sing ing was enjoyed by all.     Among thime present were:  Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry De Mott, Kthel,   Marion   and   Mori'l   De¬ Mott, Mr. and    Mrs.   Albert   De.M^'lt, j Benjamin Smith,    Mr. and   Mrs.   Wil- j liam   F. Pearsall.    Herbert,   Eva   and I Alma    Peargall,    Mrs.    Robins,    Mrs. I Cheney, Julia Cheney,    Mr.   and   Mrs. Augustus Grady, of Rockville Centre; I Miss Annie Smith, Miss Eli/abeth Pal- I terson. Miss Lillian Fance    and   Alvin Dr. H. V. Holcomb,   who   has   been   ""y"'''- "^   ^'reeiii>T<.     Mr.   and   Mrs. in tbe Adirondacks   deer   hunting   for| PpMoII received many remembrance*, aeveral davs, has returned to his home ;
A masquerade ball for benefit of the | Bellmor'j Baseball Club will be given' in Firemen's    Hall on Saturday   even- !
ing, December 9. |
_ . I
Miss Julia Dean,    daughter   of   Mr. I and Mrs. .Stephen    Dean   of   Bellmore Avenue, is (luite   seriously   ill   at   the| home of ber parents.
1 by nearly   76   members.    Accompany- ViCtOryi'iK   Councilor    Lewry   were   Deputy   FrCCport Community
_.,,,. .      .  ...       -,,       ; State Council Qeorge Reeves, of Rock- --•
-The lo^al Democrats of his vi'lagej^.,,^ ^^^^^^ ^.^^„^„ deputy over and vicinity had a celebrMicn parade , p,^ ,^,4 Council; State Vice Council Wednesday evan.ng. in appreciation j ^^ ^,* ^^^, q^,j^ ^^^^^ Treasurer, of the Democratic victory throughout j j^^^^^^^ Ketcham; State Warden, the nation.          1 Harry Burroughs; State Chaplain, Jos-
Sunday morning next Dr. Curtice is to preach on the topic,   "Through   the
Red Sea: A Lesson in God's Way of : the Freeport Club, lo continue durirg Helping." Th« evaning sermon is to i the Winter season, will be held this be the one postponed from last Sunday ¦ Friday   evening.     These   dances   be
on the Merrick  Road.     He    reports   a pleasant trip but game very scarce.
Adam Emeigh, jr., will leave for Florida next week, where he intends spending the Winter months.
The fourth annual masqufrade ball of Russell Iiose Co. No. 2 will be held in the .Mpha Fire Hall, Debevoise Avenue, Wednesday, November 29 (Thanksgiving Eve.) Six prizes will be awarded, two for the most appro¬ priate, two forthe mogl comic and two
I eph Mahler ; National Representatives, liymeneal |Jos«ph D. Tunison   and Webster   Nea-
Marriage licenses have been granted | bitt; State Judge Marah ;   Past ^Coun by Town Clerk Gilbert:
David C. Pettigrew,   Freeport,
The regular borhood Work at the horae Plans for the
ings   for   Christmas   waa   discussed
For the   benefit of mothera   from   the ,     Harold E. Brown lectured in the M. neighboring   towna who   have   babies,   E. Church Tueaday   evening  on   "Yo  , cilora Matthew Hull, Hiscock,   Easton   **"• Scboley has   arranged to care for   semite Valley and   the   Big   Treea   of   Arro, Miss Marion and iand   other    visiting     members   from   **!«'"   between   the hours of 9 and   12   California," Andrua. U. G.
be held next Tuesday evening.
Found His Father Dead
Elizabeth Ellen Verity, Hempstead.
Joseph Scbtt and   Annie   Katherine Fennerty, both of Freeport.
John Louia Columbus Hinrichs, i *•'« State Coancilor and members of Rooaevelt, and Helen Loaee,   daughter < hia ataff.
of Mr. and Mra. Oliver C. Logeo, Free-!     At the close ot the meeting a social
port. ' hour was enjoyed at which   the   mein
wumuT    cfPi? I bera were introduced   to   the   visiting
WKlUMl—birt State   officers.      Tha     entertainment
Lewis Hewlett Wright of Freeport commitee aerved oyatera atewa and and Sophie Sipe of Rockville Centre ! coffee prepared by Bro. Barney John- were united in marriage by Rev. Wil-1 gon.
liam Breckenridge,   at   hia   residence, j 	
on Thursday, November 9. •        Mayland's Will Filed
Chase.-Mra. John Chaae of Free-! The will of Rowland H. Mayland, port announcea the engagement of her i Ute of Main Street and Randall Ave- daughter, Myra, to Wilford C. South-; nue, haa been tiled in Surrogate's i|rd of Baldwin. ; Court.     The    property   is disposed   of
A marriage license haa been granted I ^^ bis wife, sons and daughter The by Franklin C. Jilbert. Town Clerk. 1 »"»' Kdwin, is 10 remain in charge of to Edgar George Johnson. Freeport, i *be buaineas at 54 Willoughhy Street, and Gertrude   Adele   Wilkina,   Roose-' Brooklyn, giving a certain  iiercentage
Brooklyn. "'   'be  |ofTice  of   the    Neighborhood   — lAnderaon, Mrs. Gej.
Paat   Councilor   Cbeabire   preaided   ^'"'''^'"* "^^ ^*''''°*'^ Avenue, opposite       The Woman's Christian Temperance   Armond, Misa Nada and intereating remarks were made by   the depot. Union will hold ita   annual   food   sale I Bomated. Mra. Tonnie
jOext   Saturday   afternoon,   November Campbell, Mr. Neil A.
Obituary i^^'   "'   *^*   ^°"'*   °^   *''*¦   ^^^^   E. Daviaon, Mra. W. F.
a«.,T,E.,    .    «r,r^r>, x.„ I .Brown, corner   Brooklyn   Avenue   and Oilman, Benj. P.
SAMUEL J. PENDLER ^ Bergen Place.    Tea will be aerved. Hubbard, H.
Samuel J. Fendler,    one of the   firm i   Hill, Mr. F.     31
of Conner,   Fendler & Co.,   dealera   in       Pirat Church of Christ,   Scientist — Johnsui,, Mr. Edgar
printere    supplies in New   York,   and  Services Sunday morning al 11 o'clock J"<='«8°"' ^beo. A.
\^"^^"y ^ :^egident ot   this   village,   pulton and Franklin   Streeta;   gubiect ! J^f-'cham. Mr, H. A.
died last Friday.    He waa fifty   years I next Sunday, November 19, "Soul and Horton, Mr., Mgr. Avon Theatre
old.    Mr. Fendler   waa   an   honorary   Body " Mortz, Albert
member of Ever Ready Hoae Company. --Obaerver.
Mialana, M.
Thomaa   Baird of Jersey  City   will Miller. 0. Q.
  give a goapel address on Sundav even- Riudall, Frank
THOMAS W. EARL ing, November 18, al 7:80,   in" Gospel Remsen, Mrs. J
Thoma» W. Earl, jr., died Saturday,   "all, "Realty Building.    All   are   wel- Stratford, Mrs, November 11,  aged 36 yrs., 9 months.   -'"''^•
Several weeks ago the Young Peo¬ ple's Society of St, Paul's Episcopal Little Robert Ruynor. sun of Martin ] church was organized with seventeen |T. Raynor, of Benningt.,, Avenue, | members and elected the following I went to the bridge at Baldwin Harbor officers: President, Mies Elsie Clark ; I Wedneaday nighl to see his father, vice firesident, John Schlegel, jr. ; sec- I Instead he aaw a body floating in the reiary, Regina Uhe; treasurer, Ira j water. He ran home and notified his Searby ; directress, Mrs. Charles Ed- I brother George, who upon examination ' ward", sr. The club will hold ita rag- 1 discovered it was their father, who ular monthly social at the home of I had fallen ofT the bridge and was Miss Gertrude McClennan, Fulton Idroiwned. Raynor, who waa 59 yeara street, ihia Friday evening. Gn I qld. is survived by a widow, the two Thankhgiving Eve, Wednesday, No- , sons and a daughter. \ tember 29, the club   will hold a dance
and social in the Board of Tmdt Hall
Freeport Man , woods \venue.
Catches Shad
Porterfield PI. and Mrs. Andrew
Funeral services were   held   Tuesday, with burial at Mt. Olivet Cemeterv."
iof the profits to hia mother and aiater.
I One of our regular advertiaera pte- ' dicta • very high turkey roarketowing I to the Bcarcily and   high   market.     It
JOHN ROBERT MOORS John R. Moore, aged 61 yeara.
died :
Tel. 389.
Freeport, L.L, November 11—C. E.
Swatling of Elliott Place, who hag hiu
fiehiog pound off High Hill iitacb, has
Schwewer. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew been catching many   fish out of season
— ~ Samoth, I. in his nets.     Ilis latest   cauh   yeater
Christ Evangelical   Lutheran.—See- T. Benson Smith, P. M    day was  a   ihai      It   is   an   unusual
vices in tbis church   are held at 10:80  November 14, 1916. thing to big a shad al this time of thf
a. m. and   7:45   p.    m.    The   Sunday   year.     In   Spring he caught   many   of
School meeta at 2:30 p. m.   The Luth-       At the Plaza   week   of   Nov.    20tli:: them, b,jt no shad have   been   running
... •     w      -1 o ,er League meets at 7:00 p. m.   forthe   Mon., Emily Stevens in   "The   Wheel   ir the waters aince earlv Summ-'.   In-
Bt ma nome   in   Merrick   on   Sunday,   atudy of the weekly   devotional  topic,   of the Law ;" Earl   Williaws   in "The   atead ot marketing   the   lone   fish   ha
. ?u'"'r-u"'u"5 *"t.     '^ y^*'^,'?-"'^'^'       The Brooklyn and Long Island   Uis-   Mysterious Motor Car." Tues., George   took it home   and   enjoyed   a   delicate
will   be    a   necessitv   to   ord«,r    vour   t^ ^^^rF'^'''^^ "^'''^'.^"^ ^^''.   "j'^^'"' ^Ti:t Liithet Leagiie meeti,   on   Satur-   Buban in   "Pasqtiale."    Wed      House ; morsel.
will   be   a   necessity   to   order   y"«r , Rev. Dr. barry officiating, w.tK inter-' day, November 18, in .St. Luke's Luth-   Peters and ^ail Kane in "The    Velv.t
eran   Chor.ih,     Washington   Avenue.   Paw."    Thurs.,    Audrey    Munson    in Brooklyn. "Purity," 7 acta; a photo play o^  un-
Next Sunday, November 26, iiie men usual ert merit; apeciai mat. 8:30; ad- of thia charcb wiil carry on the annual misaion 15 centa; evening, 7:15 and 9 every member canva.-«8. p.  m.;   admiaaion,    20  centa.    Frid.,
"_     ~ : Robert Edeaon and Naomi   Childera in ; do ao because they   are   intereated   it
.   , ... ,   To   loie • good   atenographer,   in   •["The  Fathera  of   Men."    Sat,,   Mae''••• eatate otTers.    Ig  yonr  offer   be
arid   railiDg^to|ba8y period, is aomething of a diaaateri Murray in   "Sweet  Kitty   Bellaira." i'ore them?
 "   ¦    " TheCon.( ¦**'
velc.
E. H. Olaen has an attractive adv. thia week, giving' apeciai pricea on kitchen cabineta.
~_-- Thanksgiving turkey early  this   year,   ment in Woodlawn   Cumetery.    Weat,
¦^ Try my ap«cial box of cut flowera, 'Speculating and buying on chances is cheater Coonty, N. Y.; C. A. Fulton 75c for tbe weekend. C. R. Ankera, ; out of the nucstion this seaaon. Order funeral director,' Mr. Moore ia sur- floriat, Rockville   Centre, L. I.;   tele-   ahead and be aure of   getting   a   good   vived by a wife and one gon. i
phcne conntrction; delivery anywhere,   one at the Central   Market,   67  South 1
Adv»rUMa»ni  j Main Street.    U looks aa if tbe turkey :     About a third of the people who live i proposition will be carried on thia year  in   furniahed  rooma   are   paying  fori Buy   good coal at the   right   price. : oa atrictly cash  baaia ae the wboleaal-  good accommodations F«.epo.tCoa.Co..   19  S.    M.in   3... | era demand their money   befere  ahip-^ ^ tbem.    fhey  re.d--the-;u;;ifi;d j-bit'T^dUtrd^yifi^lJ^^n^
Not long ago he   caught » aturgeon,
and when the ahark scare   waa   at   ita
height he found five aharka in hid neta.
—Eagle.
The Cathedral - uf   the   Incarnation, Garden City, v^aa the   scene ol a pret¬ ty Autumn wedding   laat   W'dneaday, i November ><. at 6 o clock,    i.hen   Ger- tru(?e Adele, daoghter of ^'rH. "1 ho,hai D.    Wilkins   of   WaihinK'oii   Avenue, wus married to Edgar G. -rge Johnaon, of   Freeport,   son   of   fir.    and    .Mra.J George   Johnaon    of    ''learfield.     Pa Rev. Roy Farrell Duff eld. ,\rchdeaco< performed  the   cercriony.     The of   the   church   wai   decorated while chryaanthfimuiria and the chu with autumn leaves.
The bride waa  m'ired in a gowt wbite ivory aatii. -vith long train carried   a abowe:    bouquet   of
her J
Advertlsetaeut.
P"»«
AdvarUseflMaL
< ads ho^fuliy.
Adv«rtlaeBMat.
i will remedy it.
Advvtlaccneat.
¦ flict.
rostis and lillie- nf-the-valley, Ptrtple who read thi real eatate   ada   being caught ¦;;  wi'h orBng^" bl
Misa Bessie KcJ-lei; 6f Fre^^por
maid of bore r and   wore   a   go
green tafTriM.   green hat and ;a
bouquet cf pink chryaaniheniaroi
The groom waa attended by
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