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FREEPORT. N. V.. FRIDAY, MARCH 3. 1916
Vol. XX, No. 9
Freeport
News of the Churches Freeport Club
SinfCle copies of the Heview    for    sale    Subject   of    Sarmoiu.   Senrice.    o<
at Greenblatt's ancl Braithwaite'*, Rail¬ road Avenne; Michnoff's, Naasau Coanty Review, DaSilva'a and Go- beu's. Main Street; Da8ilva's,West Merrick Road. tf.
«n<i otlivr doing* in the chu %tk4 church tocielica
cb««
Makes Merry
Social and Personal    Freeport Village
Budget $58,000
In the Fraternal Orders In the Fire Department
Lent begins next Wednesday. March 8, (Ash Wednesdav); Eaater Sunday is April 28.
(By C. A. P. S.l Freeport Club celebrated the   twen ty-ninth of February,    Tuesday   even
Brief Items Concemiag Residents of Ou munity, and Their GuesU. Visits and Social  Affain
Mervin
The Village Board of Trusteea   held
a special meeting Friday   evening, all
Raynor   and   family   have   fceiiig present, when the budget for the
ng. with the largest attendance at its   moved froro Lillian Avenue to Chureh   yfir whs discussed and adopted as" t'(,
HIGHWATEK
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7:28 a.
8:15 a.
8 :59 a.
9:41 a. 10:23 a. 11:05 a. 11:49 a. 12:40 p.
1:44 p.
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m. m. m. m.
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annual dinner in its history. The din¬ ner committee conxisted of Leonard S. Mabee, chairman; Thomas J. Spenee, Dr. Gtorge A. H. Smith, For- test S. Dunbar, Edward F. Cook, Per ry J. Wilson, W. Clinton Story,    Wil-
Street, to the house formerly occupied v"'^"     The   budget   for by   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Stephen W. Hunt,   K'*tn for comparison.
.)   i.x   also
who have moved out West.
First Church of Christ,  Scientist —
Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Hempstead   Bank   Buildinf^;   subject
next .Sundnv, March 5, "Man." - - ».
daughters.^Miriam and Koae, of Man
A hot supper will be served   in   ihe I liam C. Thompson. David A. Kennedy, j hattan, spAitjjj^day with   Mrs.   Kol
dining room ot the   M. E.   Church   on   Edward B. thompaon.    They   worked , isch's parsilOllBte?  and   Mrs.   Morris
Friday.   March 17,   from 6 to m p, m., i hard to make this event succeasful and
under    the   auspices   of   the    Sundey I e^xceeded   all    exnectations.      Caterer
Doinus in   Ih,-   secret frutcrr.a!  orM.tnt/i.tion.  uf Freeport und viciniiy
Tilt .Sewing (.'ircle of the U. l!. I'. Mott Woman'a Relief Corps will .neet at the home of Mrs. Alice Post, 40 Bedell   Sfrtset, nn  Thursday. .March .1.
rreat lo and about ur local dapartmai brH.E. P.
the firamaa
Town   taxes   are   due   and payable. See advertisement in another column.
Schoul.
A watile and fun party will be ^ivt n by Ihe Ladiest' Guild nf the Epiaco) "i, Churcli of the TrBiisliguralioii on Tuts day evening, March 7, in the basement
served   the   following
The .-tore at No. I'O South Main Street, formerly occupied by the Free- port Ice & Fuel Co.. ia now occupied by the Freeport Motorcycle Exchange.
ChHrles Johnaen ;dinner:
I Oyster Cocktails
: Consomme en Tasse Finger Rolls
; Ottves        Gherkins       Celery
Halibut, Tartar Sauce
Mr. and ^rs.   R.   IV.   Kolisch   and jghters.^Miriam i Aityiitfndt
narjillDlPk? Miller, ontbe occasion of their   lorty- second wedding anniversarv.
nf the church.   Tickets can be set-ured , j^^^^j p.j|^j ^^ jj^^j  Mushroom Sauce from any int.mber of the Guild.
i Mr. and .Mrs. A. Sidney Malcomson are leaving Freeport next week, for Roanoke, Va,, where Mr. Malcomson has accepted a very   responsible   posi
' tion, as general manager of the Roan¬ oke Water Works   Co.,   Roanoke, Va.
THK TWO BUDGETS
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?5.0110.on
111.niiij.fill 17,000.1)0 ili, 000. (ill 2.!500.0() (5; tin 0.00 2,792.60
Funds Gi.neral Police Street
Street Lights Bi:urd of Health Fire Deoartment Bonds and Int. Keni ot rark
in four p».n ill   I
"Her Shattereil Idol,"
jg.g   and other photo plavn.   w
S4 5(10 OQ   »' the Crystal    Theal.e e
evening, .March S. at 7:15 o'eloek benefit of Aipha C'ciuncil Nn Daughters of Aiiitricd.
STHLANOTHER
Riickvilie Centre   will   vuie   at   the
village election on spending S.'ieOO   for
the i.urcliatio   of   a   ga-'iLne   puriipinjj
engine.    Rockville Crntre at the prea«
V   givc-ni^pf tiir,' has nothing but bvdrant pres-
diierj" ¦ •       ' ¦
I sure to Use for hres.
In. 000,00
iD.or.o 00
1'^, 1)00.00
2,."(Ki.OO
7,700.00
0,106.88
750 00
HOSE 3 ENDORSKS OKKICKRS Hose 2 \>iis first m the tield in eo- iorsing candidates for Chief fer the Anieri(;8. will hcild a benefit perform-' ctmiiig year when at ii meeting on ance ut the Crystal Theitre next Wed- Tuesday evening, February 29, they nesduv evening, .March 8, at 7  1.".   and ! endorftil Howard E. Pearsall of Truck
.Mpha Council No. 11, I'anghterp   if
re;i£Htiiig at 9o'clui.'k, A spec I'll feat-, ure production will be "Htr "-nattered Idol" in four parts and uther photo¬ plays; regniar adnM.''^ion,  10 cents
Wednesday,  March 1, .Mrs.   Etta   J. Carman, with the ladiea of thu Luther- Edwin Stillwell of Bedell Street, for   an   Church,  give the Miii«ula L. T. L. msny years    with   the   Knickerbocker   » Washingtdn'.'^ Birthday surprise soc- Ice Company at Rockville Centre,   has   ""I-     After the, L.   T.   1..   held   their started in the ice businesa in Freeport.   temperance exercises, it as turned into   a socrial.    The la.iiea furni-'hed the re-
The Freeport Arts Club will meet Mt the .M. E. (Church on Monday, March «, at 3 o'clock. Subject of Ur. lyen- Bga's lecture will be "Japan and A.Tierica."
.Mrs. P.;tth .1. Carman, superintend ent of relief work Wduld like dnnations <if clothing and second-hand shoes sent to her home, 60 Brooklyn Avenue, for her needy poor.
freshments of cake,   crackers,    ctndy, i oranges and Ibnionade. I
At the First Baptist Churi^h. Grovel Street, Sunday, March 5, Bitile School ! at 10 a. in, ; preaching by Elder C. C. i ."""mith at 11 a. m. Evangelist W. | Dunning will give a Bible reading nt | 3 p. m. and will preach at 7 :l!0 p. m. | All are cordially invited. |
Asparagijs Potatoes Brat ant
[ Hollancaiae Sauce
London sherbet liroilfd Long Island (Jhicken Toast    Florida .String Beana    Cresses I Waldorf Salad au Pimento
i Cream Eclaires, Tutti t rutti Ice Cream I Assorted   Cakes
1 Crackers and Cheese
Demi Tasse a
Thomas .lohnstr.n, for many years ! [iroprietor of Johii-=ton's Fhaiinacy on 1 West Merrick Road, and now owner of i a large drug store in Brooklyn, who I has been in poor hialth for some time, ' has returned from a trip South, miuch i improved in health.
Cigarettes     Sun Ray Water     Cigars
George E. Hugg. M. E.,   of   70   At¬ lantic Avenue, was   a   visitor   at   the Review   oflice   Saturday.     Mr.    Hogg Beaumont's colored orchestra   furn- | had just   returned   from   a   trip   to   a
mine of which tie is half owner, ni-ar Grant's Pass, Oregon, and brought Wjth him aome samples of placer gold taken from the mine, whicii he says is of the purest ever secured.
ished the music—songs and mono logues. Between the courses of the dinner tno.se preaent aang pupula/ songs and the different tablea vied with each other in apt repartee, and localiams.    Daniel   W. McKeeman,   a
at 8 o'clock.     It is hoped that all   the Clarence Edwards, broker, has leased   members an.l friends will attend these
Prayer   meeting   Thursday   evening | charter memtier.   and   other   membera
who were unable to be present through
for a term of years the residence of George Christians, on South Bayview Avenue, to Mrs. Von Tilzer, wife of the famous song writer.
Thursday evi-ning meetings
The hot supper aerved by tbe Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal Church' ot   the Transfiguration on Saturday    evening, o. in rhe biaoinent of the church    was   a
Lent begina Wedneaday, March 8. great success. Supper waa served to This Is the lateat Ash Wednesday in a large number and everyone appeared years; Easter Sunday is on April 23 well pleaaed with it. The proceeds, and Ascension Thursday, June 1. ovtjr JTiO, are for the benetit of the Last year Ash Wednesday occurred church. The aUpper aerved consisted February     17     and    fcla.-iter    Sunday,   of chicken, hnt roaat beet, vegetables.
April 4.
The Freeport Mothers' Club will hold Its March meeting at the Grove Stieet School Wednesday afternoon, March .S. at 3:30. Dr. George Smith will    talk,    the    subject   being   "The
pie and coffee. The progressive din ner is postponed until the weather be¬ comes more settled.
• (Special Contribution) '1 he Get-Acquainted Euchre   of   the Ladiea' Catholic  Benevolent   Associa
Eyes."    .\ large attendance is des iree*   tion No. 1330 beld  its   aecond   session
on Friday evening, February 25, inthe basement of the church. Owing to the weather th" attendance was not as ¦ large as the former occasion, but the prizes were good and everybody had an enjoyable time. The officera are: President, Mrs. Anglin; recorder, Misa McCarthy; financial recorder, Mrs. Cartwright; trtasurer, Mra. Donaghy.
i.ev. F. W. Hannan, D. D.,   Profes
aor of Biblical 'Theology,    Drew 'Theo-
lieation, simply as a guarantee of good   logical Seminary, Madison, N. J., will
t^ilh. occupy the pulpit of the M. E. Church
on Sunday.
Two New The   following   Sanday,   March   12
Assist
u. ,1        ,•   ..1.—   --    .* ,c-, o„..»i.   — -• ».._.. Advocate
William G   ••-"--    -    -¦*'¦:''<—'I-
and all mothers welcome.
Please Sign News Items
A nuniber of our frienda leave news items with us each week but neglect to sign their namea. Sometimes these articles are ao that we can verify them and thus publish them any way, but occasionally we are obliged to leave uut an item being unable to verify it. We do not aak f'^r your name for  pab-
rt 1 ii«   luiiuwing   launuay,   i
Freeport Lawyers i^ev- h. e. Wooiever, d. d
,   ...,, f ,c-, o    ,, ant Editor of The Christian
.. Miller, ir-.ofl57 South ^¦^^ j,^ ^^^^ preacher.
Ocean Ave., appears in tbe list of sue eessful candidatea in the last Bar ex¬ amination of the Appellate Division, Second Department. •vtAMftt.ir;>i|'
On the liat of those who have pasaed the
At the   Thursday   evening   servicea the leaders are   announced as follows: March 9. Rev. Paul   Edwaids,   Wood¬ bury   Methodist    Episcopal   Church; ....      _    i March 16, Rev. John  Callahan,   Supt. examination   prescribed   by   the , Hadley Rescue Mission,  Bowery, New rulea of the Court of Appeals, and will   york City
have complied with  their  provisions, . '      _	
a|wn producing and filing with the The Woman's Missionary Society of Court evidence that thev bave studied I the Presbyterian Church held its meet- law in the manner prescribed by the, ing Wednesday afternoon with a good •aid rules of the Court of Appeals for I attendance. The meeting began witn tbe admission nf attorneys and coun- the uaual song service, followed by •ellora at law ia Cbarlea D. Lewis, 82|ScriptDre reading and prayer. A num- Pearaall Avanae. : ber of itema on this work   being  done
We extend congratulations to  these   by  foreigners   in  this  country   were two new Freeport lawyers. given by the members of  the Society.
  "New   Cloth  On  An  Old  Garment"
Boy Scouts i waa read by Mrs. Henry J.   Raymore,
Troop 2 of Freeport went on a hike ; "d ahowed the attempts made by the Waahington'a Birthday toward Smith ^"^V"''^' to imitate the methoda uaed ville South. Tbe boya atarted about I'y the Christian missionaries, by start- 10:80. going by way of Bellmore. then '"K Sunday Schools and young peoples' to Smithville Seuth. arriving home !"«=••*'*¦¦ A talk on the need of giv about 5 o'clock. Lester Essex pasied L"5 .*''*' ^°?^^\ '" '*'* . ''^"P'^ °^ "°''- part of the 6rat-elaaa examination and ' t-hristian lands was given, with proofs Kneeland Ashdown part of the second ' ^'""^ ^^' Scripture lo support the class. When the boys became hungry ^'«*'""J'f"; Th« discussion of the they indulged in a lunch prepaied by command Go Ye and make disciples Leigh Lake. Herman Gissell and Karl °^ ""/^« nations, brought out a num- Kemp, consisting of French   fried po-   ^" °' 1^°°'^ P"'""-
tatoea. bacon, egga, frankfurters, bis cults, toast, cofTee and cocoa. After lonch the boys had a snowball fight and a few lessons in trailing.
Coming Events
Thursday, afternoon and evKoiiig, March 2, Freeport A. A. benefit. Moving picture sbow at Crystal The¬ atre.
Friday, March 17, annual county dance of Progressive Council No. 66, S. and D. of L . at Brouklyn Hall.
Friday. March 17, hot supper served by Freeport   M. E. Sunday   School the chnrch dining room.
illness were remembered and the sec retary inatructed to aend floral tokens of regard to them. President C. Dwight Baker made a short address of welcome and spoke of the encouraging progress and interest disiilayed in the Club, Every diner participated in the grand march after the dinner and thereafter enjoyed the various facili ties provided by the Club. The ban¬ quet hall was decorated with green and white streamers and the tublea were decorated with candlea of ditfer¬ ent ahadea, making a very pretty con¬ trast. About one hundred and fifty members and friends partook of ibe repast, joining in the laughter and song.
Among those present were: H, B. Arthur, R. G. Anderson, W. B. Aua tin, E. W. Ault. R. P. Ackerman, Clarence S. Abrams, Claude W. Broth eridge, H. W. Beebe, H. A. Bacon, Franklin Bedell, C. Dwight Raker, S. T. Baker, Samuel Conner, M. J. Coffey. C. L. Corby. E. T. Cheshire, VV. H. Cornwell. Dr. Edward (barman. J. R. Clark, Platt Conklin, E. F. Oiok, H. W. Cook, Stnith Cox, F. W. Cor with, Leater Corwith, Jaines Cruik¬ ahank, N. T. Cole, J. I). Cummings. J.
F. Campion, W. F. Cornell, A. T. Davison, F. S. Dunbar, Rosweil Dav ia, Col. James Dean. E. A Dorlon, Clarence A. Edwarda, E. N. KIdwards, A. L. Earle, J K. Eldridge, C. Milton Foreman, W. A. Farren, Dr. H. M. French, W. H. Grace, J. D. Gunning, S. V. Gibson, F. P. Harrington, C. M. Hart, F. C. Hewlett, Stanley Hart,
G. M. Hewlett, Dr. H. V. Holcomb, Dr. A. H. Hammond, William S. Hall, M. V. W. Hall. H. B. Hunt, R. H, Hunt, O. W. Humphrey. A. G. Hardie. G. E. Hatfield, Franklin G. Hill, Ed win C. Hauser, A. Herman, Pred S. Howell, J. M. Harrington, (i. M. Jones, A. N. Johnton, F. Joerissen, Judge E. Jackson, A. V. Johnson, Charles Jaggs, E. S. Keogh, D. A. Kennedy, H. Bratton Kennedy, A. B. Laughlin, H. P. Libby, Edward B. Lent, R. M. Lamb, Daniel Morrison, Charles E. Mack. D. S. Mackay, W. C. Monn, Charles J. Martin, R.J. Mil ler, W. G. Miller, sr., H. E. Maxon, M. N. Milbank, L. S. Mabee, J. H. Mahnken, R. K. Mickey, H. F. Miller, Werner Nygren, L. T. Neff, W. M. Nichols, S. P. Pettit, H. E. PearSbll, A. W. Place, F. H. Plump, F. E. Pitcher, F. W. Pitcher, D. Wesley Pine, Jaiob Post, L. D. Pickford, Dr. William H. Runcie, E. S. Randall, J. L. Raynor, Russell S. Randall, W. C. Rhodes. E. P. Ross, Richard Remsen, M. J. Remsen, L C. Remsen, O. E. U. Reynolds, A. P. Ruhl. J. A. Sutphin S. H. Sweezey, P. G. L. Schuman.   F.
.$,10,892 .iO .?r)8,55C i's It will Le noted the items are some¬ what similar to last year with an in¬ crease for the fire department, redic- lioii fnt street fund imd increase in amount due for honds and interest. These are the funds which the Village «»¦«« wi Board is required by luw lo set aside , ^^"tes fur general village expenaea, and are not voted upon at the village election. It was also decided to submit the following propcsitiona:
Proposition No. 1—For street light¬ ing on all night schedu'e, including re¬ pairs to plant, $12,000.
No. 2-For police, including two ex¬ tra patrolmen, ?2000.
No. 3—For 1 3 ccst of   constructirg   Eastern Star Chapter at her   home granitoid sidewalks, $ir,00. -South   .Main    Street,   at   luncheon   on
No. 4-F'or maintenance of puik : Monday. Those present were: .Mes¬ dames C. P. Kelsey, G. A. II. Sinith, Esmond StiUs, Fred S. Howell. Gor¬ don Lindsay. Albert Hutton, 1. M. .\rnold, Adam Schonniaiin, A. d. Har¬ die, VV. C. Dodge, C. A. Fulton, Fred¬ erick   H.    Plump, Charles   XL   Reach,
1 ter chief, John J. Randall, jr., of Hose 4 for first assistant chief, and Clureiice Wiliiinis of Ho?e I for sec¬ ond iissi.-lant chief.'
Next Moi'ouy evening the First lie- be conferred upon live candi- Freepnt Lodge No. COO. I. O O. F. It IS expected that the Lodge will have the nieiisure of re¬ cc ivin^; and cntt rtaining District Dep-i uty Charles L. Gardner on that date, : and a large a ttndance is desired.   i{e- j
frt'shn)i.'ntH wi'l bc ae.-ved. !
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.Mrs. Howurd E. Pearsall tiitertained ! the membtrs   of   Freeport's   propoaed I
02 I
along L   L R. R   tracks, $500
No. 5—For light extension, S4U(iO. ,A surprise party waa tendered   Missj     ^"'^ «—for water extension, •r-'ioO'i. Marjorie   Manning   at   her   home,   45       No. 7—Fo? acquiring land ami cr.'ct- North Ocean Avenne, Friday evening. I'"K house for Hose 3. .<4nOO. After a   most   enjoyable   evening   thej     No. 8 —For   tractor   for   Engine   1, guests were returned   to   their   homes | ¦f'^OOO.
by automobile.     Among those  preaent    ,   ^°- ^ '>* the same as last year, were:  Misses Martha Joeriasen, Muriel       No. ;i I^   l;,r   an   increase   of   .•?2on()
Glenz,   Mabel Seaman,    Alice   Cooke, | •'^«'' '"¦''' -^' "f- to [irovide for two more I say, ut l4i; Broadway Hortense Mayer.    Harrit't Kosenstein, i P*'"^'""'" , afternoon, .Murili 7.
Catherine Sullivan, Jessie Van   Reese,!     ^"- ^ (Mdewalks) is  a   regular
Clinton M. Flint,    11. E. i'earsall   and .Miss Louella Condit.    The next meet¬ ing will be held with Mrs.    Dr     Lind t   Tuesday
Henrietta Knnupe, Marjorie Manning; j P"!""'"''.""-.»ame amount aa last year.
No. 4 is similar to the one which was voted down by a small margin lust year. I'hia ahould be carried this year.
Nos. 5 'Uld fi, for extenaiona to mun¬ icipal plant   are not a   tax,   but   givj .the Villagf Board authoritv   to   soetul surprise miscellaneous shovver. byMisa { f^,^^^ j,,^, earnings of the   plant   $40Ul)
„. ,     . , , , for    light   extenaiona   und   $3000   for
.^ide Avenue, last    -aturday   evening'. | ,,.^1^^   extensions.     Last   year   ?50(,fi Mlss Ryder was the recipient of many . ^„, similarlv appropriated frmn   eael. lovely gifts, and the evenmg was spent ! fyp(j in gamea   snd   dancing,   rtfreahnienta being   served,    Thoae   present   were: Mrs,   Frank T. Bailey,   Mrs. t'larence Williama,   Mrs. Edward Verity,   Mra.
Me.Bsra. George Bedell, Allicrt Hoick-: ly, Sidney Feltenstein, George Helm, ¦ l.'h'irles Buscemi, Eugene Wells. Rich-! ard Van Reese, Walter Stevenson. ,
Mfs.s May S. Ryder waa   tendered   a | aneou Hazel Comba, at her    home   on   South \
ROYAL Aia:il MASO.NS BUSY T'he Mark ird I'nst Master Ltgrees were at mlt-,! ior Freeport Chapter No. 301: Koyal Arch Masuna for Wed¬ nesday ! veiling, Marrh 1, with the lec¬ turea b\   K.v. Comps. Spenee and Flint.
A; '¦l.t next convociilKiii on Wi-dnes- ilay .veiling, Marcb 15, the Must Ex¬ cel!; nl Degree will lie I'onftried, and MHrch 29 i. smoker    end   recfpliim   to
The 11 pars Ul Ihe eio o eh ,..i.i lad- I Oer truck huve been completed and ; the ai'paratus, ready for service, ia i now ill the storage shed at the power jliouje. This has been rebuilt, painted to mutch the secrvue apparatus of the departnient, and lettered Truck 2, F. F. ])., and will make a valuable re¬ serve addition to our departni«nt. The work was done by Janies 11. Fair- brother, and the total cost less than $140.
At a special meeting last Friday ev¬ ening, the Village Board voted to place in the budget for l;ilO-17, $770ii for the mainlenance of the Fire Depart¬ ment for the coming year, the full amount recjuested by the Fire Council. Thia is apportioned by the F'ire Coun¬ cil as follows: Gongs on all tire houses Uepiiirs to houses .'lOII feet hose
.\uto appHraliis IL^se 1 finrsy hire •lanitor talari Rent Trucli  1 Secretary's sb:«i\ .\;   !i for July Fourtl: .Tund hire frr  ,i.spection Ci^re of motor apparatus Incideiiliils (all supplies)
While this is seidoin i no way binding upon tin vvhii'li will make up the
Ma-ter    .Ma-iiiis ill the   vicinity   is   ulthough    seldom    does
William Florenzie, Mrs. Theodore Be¬ dell jr., the Mitf.sea Mice Schneider, Myra Chase, Laura Elliaon, Dorothy .Moore and Irene Kremelberg.
Miaa Ryder will lie married the lat¬ ter part of June 'o Bernard 1,1. Krem elberg of Freeport.
Nos. 7 and S are for iner'. asiiig the efficiency of the (ire depurtment, and have been approved by the F'ire Coun¬ cil, the governing body of the tire de partnient.
VanRiper in Falal
Trolley Accident
Two boys were ahiiost instantly killed and a third waa badly injured when a trolley car of the New York & Long laland 'iraction (.'ompany, of which Clarence VanRiper of F'reeporl ! was niotormiiii, struck the grocer's ' wagon in which they were riding at ¦ fiockaway Avenue and Hawtree Creek Roa^ at 9 o'clock Saturday evening. , ¦'I'he view of the road ia hidden from
beinij nirunged for.     There will I freshments, enlerfninnuint   and an ad dre « on .Masonry   bj    a   distinguished nen, I er <xf the fraterni ty.
(o' Monday eveiiiiit' ihe Ciiaptcr made an otlicial visit to Morton Lodge No. ii3 at Heinpstead and nexl .Meij da evening, .March 6, they will [my thiir Hiinuiii visit to .Mii-sapequH 1.oil);, .\'i.  '-'2'i at Rnckvdie Centre.
(ill the visit to .Morton Lodge Mon¬ day ivininj.-. ill,' Chapier wns repre tented by 30 iVhister Masons, from 14 di(le;etil Lodges, and they were heart •|y r'ceived and warmly welcnmoii by their brethren at Hempale:id.
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3000.00,
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720.00
300.00
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90.00
200.00
200 00
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$7700.00
It. red, it is in
new   Bill. rd.
linal   budget,
an    incoiiiing
na Smith, Harry Mattbiaa, Robert { Johnaton, Ehrman Smith, F'red Mon¬ tross, Nathan Israel, Joaeph Gilder- aleeve, Roland Wallace, Bernard Mil¬ heiser, George Bedell, Lester Essex, Ray Taylor, Harry Pettit, Leigh Lake.
Hymeneal
ANDERSON—YON<JEN The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Yon- gen, 99 Grand Avenae, was tbe scene of a pretty home wedding Sunday at¬ ternoon, when their daughter, Grace Lecnia. was married to Karl W. Ander¬ son of   Hempstead
H. Stevens,  H.  R.   Smith.   J    D.   L.
LENTEN SERVICES IN  CATHOLIC i Smith, W. S. C. Story,- F\ C. Story, T.
CHURCH OF OUR HOLY [J. Spenee, Rev.   R.   Scott,   C.   A.   P.
REDEEMER. i Smith, J. S. Sumner,   Dr.   G.   A.   H.
Lenten  services   in   the   Church   of ^""'th. G. V.  Sloat,   H.   C.   Schluter,
Our Holy Redeemer will   bt conducted | ^¦v'd Sutherland, jr., T.   J.   Sproule,
on a larger scale than usual thia year, r- ^- Stijes, F. b. Snedeker,   jr.,   Ed
A surprise party was tendered .Miss Mary Hol'man Friday evening ut the home of Archer B. Wallace. Aniong those present were: Mary Hoffman, Martha   Hoffman,     Marion     Wallace,
Elizabeth Wallace, Diana Peroni, , Koafl at 9 o'clock Saturday evenmg. , Tw i tmnis from Progressive (' Myrtle Shea, Gwendolyn Hornbeck, | 'I'he view of the road is hidden from i ^jj^ Sons nnd Dauirhters nf Libertv F'reda Lister, Isabelle Lister, Marion j the trolley motormen by a knoll, and | |,ave iieen engaging in a contest for Losee, Gladya Smitb, Anna Mathias, | in addition the section ia poorly light-u^.^.^,rl„g the largest number of new Gertrude Reynolds Edna Schluter, El jed, so that practically the only light j ^^mbers, and at the expiration of the eanor Lawrence, Dorothy Raynoj, An-j 18 that thrown   by   the   headlights   of   ,in,^. ,y,,   ((„.   )„.,,   meeting   night   in
the cars.    The car was going along at ' U(.,.,.,„i,t.r. it was fiiund that the   con
ordinary speed with a number of   pas  ' test   had  been won by the Blue Team
sengers, when suddenly tbe wagon ap  j the   Red   Team   being defeated.     The
peared upon the track, but a few   feet - loggrs   had   to   treat   the winners to a
away.     VanRiper did everything  pos- j supper, which they did Tuesday   even-
1 sible to stop the car, one   of   the   new i jpg jn Mechanics' Hall.    A fine supper
I steel cars recently   installed,   but   the | wa, served and a very enjoyable   time
distance was too short,    and it   struek   followed.      The   teams   were made up
I the wagon with terrific force.    One of   gg follows :
the boys was thrown a considerable! Blue Team-Mrs. Leona Raynor, distance, and as soon as the car was | g^ptajn . Mrs. Florence Raynor, Mrs. stopped, VanRiper commandeered an . Bertha Connor, Mrs. Elizabeth Ed-1 automoblle and had the boy taken toU,„rd», Mrs. Ella Bentley, Mrs Amv Jamaica Hospital. At the time it was pajgett, Mrs. Phoebe Tryon, Mrs. thought that he was the only occupant Aravilla Ritchie, Mrs. John Dunbar, . ^ ,. i"* ''I* *"*°" """^ " "¦• ""'y "P"" "" M"- Gean Dunbar, Mrs. Arelia Wil- r ^u -Vt^- ^' ^.": '"""'K '° *''« "" '*>"' 'he bodies of ii,m,_ Mrs. Losee, Miss Mary Crevois- ksu pastor f Christ Evangelical | the other two boys were found, thev erat, Mrs. Emma Christiansen, Mrs. Lutheran Church performed  the   cere-j having   apparently      been     '""tantly | pfeja Co,nbg
rnony.    The bride was given away   by i killed |     r^j   Team-Mrs.    Annie    Willet..
her father   and attended by her sister, |     VanRiper is regarded as   a   capable i captain; Miss Florence Fullager, Miss Merian   Myrtle   Yongen,    as    brides   , man in   an   emergency,   and   is   well   Minnie     Willets,   Mrs.   Elsie    Johns, i
maid, and M'sa E- xteynolds as   flower   thoaght of by the Traction   Company,   Mrs.    Effiie    Dunbar.   Miss    Augusta   Neighborhood Arnold Yongen, brother   of   the | where he is first extra motorman.    He | Bentley, Mrs.   Smith   Bedell,   Morton "¦*"   "¦   ""*   """-     The   bride, was at one time a fireman on the Long I Crevoiserat. Smith Bedell,   Mrs. Rich¬ ard Smith, Mrs.   Flmmie Mount,   Mra.
Hoard change the anioiinl allowed by Ihe outgoing Board. T'he only occa sioiT when thia would be liable to hap¬ pen is thi.-i:
(lie   .Slate   .law   allows   a   Village '{oard to levy one half of one per Cciit. of liie a.~sesaed vulualion   of   iht>   vil¬ lage f'.ir   I'pecified    general    purposes. .Vh ut pre-ent   made up, if the   special ! pro|;iifiil'oiis   submittid     ;ii'     iiirried, j there v, i 1 be no need f ir the iiiconiing Board   lo reduce   the   budget,   but   if ' they are ml curried, that is the propo- j-ilions which are   deeiaed an absolute I iiecesaily, such as   street   lighting   on 'an    all nighl   achudule   for    instance, which was voted down   one   yiur,   the Hoard is then compelled   to   cut   down on original itema to gel iiionc.v enough for running expensei-..
In addition to this budget, which is not Voted upon by the taxpayers, at the requeat of the F'ire Council the Board will submit two propositions to be voted upon, as follows:
Proposition No. 7--Shall the sum of four thouaand dollars be raised for the purchase of additional land and tbe erection of a hose house for Hose Com¬ pany No. 3 at Hayview and Atlantic Avenues?
Proposition No. K -Shail the sum of four thousand dollars be risised for the purchase <jf a motor tractor for En¬ gine 1?
An earnest eti'ort will be made to havH these propositions carried. Pe¬ titions are being circulated asking thw votera to vote yes on both questions, and already nearly three hundred sign¬ ers have been secured. The petition contain both propositions, bat the propositions of course are separate and will have to be voted that wav.
Lent will be ushered in by the distri¬ bution of ashes on Ash Wednesday, at 8 o'clock Mass and Wednesday even ing at 8 p. m., when ushe.^will again be distributed.
A course of sermons will be opened by Rev. Edward C. Woods, C. M., of St. Johnson College, Brooklyn.     He is
girl
bride, acted as best   man
wore a gown of white satin and carried   laland Railroad, and later a motorman a boaquet of white   sweet   peaa.     The ' on the  Intcrborough   subway.     He   is j bridesmaid wore pink chiffon over blue   married and livea in F'reeport with his; satin and carried   a   bouquet   of   pink i wife and six children to   whom   he   is carnations, 'devoted.  Although almost insane from :
After a wedding supper   the   happy   the shock, after seeing the injured boy couple left   for   their   new   home   in i sent to   the   hospital, he reported   the!
y. I Bridgeport,   Conn., where Mr. Ander-i accident to his auperiora   and   did   not!
inompson, , gg^ jg employed. leave the scene until relieved and ord- i
1     •     tr   u      1     ry,   J,     ri    VI ,^       !     Those present were:    Misses Eliza-   ered to do so. .     t>   r-      ,     r ti .a
Louis   Verbeeck,   C yde   C.   Wa  aee.   u .u   d u     u        i     -   *"'=°^"''" „    .       r ,     . ,       ,: ter B. Grant, of Heinpstead
r-h.-io. u/iiiio,^!   u     D    tJuJi.^    "^*^  Reynolds, Mary Lecient, Marga-       He is out on   parole   in   custody   of j     j
ret   Lecient,   Merian   Yongen,    Ethel I counsel    pending a Coroner's   inquest, ^j,^ ^^mbera and their friends in mak Yongen, Ella and Emma   Hesse,   Etta i when it is expected he will b^ exorier- !:      ,u   y^cent   minstrel   show
ated.
ward B. Thompson,  W. C C.    A. Van Reese,   C.   M
F'lora   Golder.    Mrs.    Pauiine   (iolder, Mra. Emma Crevoiserat.
FREEPORT ELKS NO. 12r.8 At the L<idge meeting last week iour candidates were initiated, viz. :     Mar¬ tin   F'.   Koch,   of   Freepori; John   M. F'leischer, Fred P. Bennett and   Ches-
Charles Williams, H.
P. Wolfer, H. Wilson, P. J. Wilson, Platt K, Wig- gins, Charles C. Winston, A. White- house.
j one   of   the   most  eloquent   preachers ] pormet FreeOOrtCr ! among tne Vincentian Fathers and his ! r>
; courae of  sermons will b« interesting I "rogrcssing
Saturday. March 18,   second  annual   for Catholics and non-Catholics  alike. ! Beefsteak dinner of Fellow-Craft Club [ There sermons will be delivered every I Editor Nassau County Review
of MassapejitiaL^ge No. 8X2, P. and   Wednesday evening throughout  Lent. ;     Preeport, L   I. . Karkaa: Mrs. F. H.   Plump   Mrs   M
A. M.. at Hotel Naaaaa Long Beach. I    On Friday evenings the Way of  the i Dear Sir:- j yongen. Mrs. L. Macauley   Mrs  A  s"
 Croaa followed by Benediction  of   tbe I     It gives me great pleasure to inform I Reynolda. Mr. and   Mrs.   C.   Yonren
See adv. of P. L. J. Lee   &  Co.   in i Bleaaed Sacred Sacrament. | you that the firm of   Clark   &  Appel-! Mr. and   Mra.   George   Duryea    Mrs'
thia iaaue and "get boay" on the house j    On Sunday evenings of Lent tb« ea- I ««•«> will remote ita office to the  Kos-   Smith   Mr. and Mrs  H    Nelson    Mr —Bvating. {teemed pastor.   Bev.   J.   L.   O'Toole. j tar Building, 40th Street and Madison I and Mrs. E. A. Stauderman,  Mr.   and
{ will give a course of inatructiona on i Avenue, New York City. In spite of | Mrs. Fla|i'er and daaghter, Mr and : tha •*.'?even Capital Sins." A cordial i the dull conditions tbat have existed Mrs. F. Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph invitation to those outaide the pariah i in the bailding business this firm has Dalmus, Mrs. Benbken, Mrs! Vonaon- ! is extended so that a kindlier Christian {during the past year stcurad many de-' tie, Mrs. Behrena. Mrs. Willcins,
  feeling will exist among the members | ¦¦'eble   contracts   and   baa   just   been
Baraseh'a  Department   Store  calla r'iu*?'"""'-'''*^-- -warded the contract for the   erection
apeciai attention to the hookleas faa- The claaa of Conflrmation will be or-[ of the Amado Theatre. I am qaite tcnera aeed in the Spring line of i,,}. j ««n'««d in the near future among the ; certain thnt the many friends whichi » •  akirta they now  have on disnUv L^hi'.dren of  RooseveH   and   Freeport,   now hava in Freeport aa   a  result  of
Village Trustees
' ing the recent   minstrel   show   a   sue
, cess, the committee will tender   a   re
rpptifir   tn    the   members   and    their
'triends at ihe club house   thia   F'riday
All the   members   were   present   at' ^^^ef'^K.    consisting  of   dancing,   re-
-i..u.,=-i   ™c=..,   „-,„ .,c.»u..   1     «u     ^^'>   meeting of the Village   Board   of!'feshments   and   a   repetition   of   the
February 26, 1916.   derson."Sully, Ralph   Yongen'   Arnold   Trustees   Thursday   afternoon   except i'"'""trel   cabaret given by the   recent
.r„ p.„:„„. I Yongen,   Karl   Anderson,   Rev.   A.C    Tri..».„ M.v.nn .participant..
Benhken, Anna Benken, Etta Mess¬ ing, Anna Germond, Etbel Nelson, Clara Nelson, Alrviana KaufTman, Margaret Kaufifman, Dora Mauers¬ berger, Nina Clark, Adel Plump, Alma ' Jensen; Messrs. Hans Nelson, T.   An
Workers Doing Good
; Vlrs. Story, the pretideot of the { Neighborhood Workers, at tbe meel- I ing on   Monday   expressed   herself   as
very anxions that tlie children of the jSaturday Class might becume interest- i ed in gardening at their several homes, .and with that end in view, Mrs. I Braithwaite, who had cbarge of school I gardens at her former home,    Walden, ¦*
K. Y.. addressed the ladies.    She  told
In appreciation of the assistance   of i '["^'" *"'* ^^^ ""'¦'< «"" <|o"«. •'•" ^^"^
the results had been most satisfactory, {in some cases showing decicjed itn- I provement in the condition of the yard*, as well as the careful and suc¬ cessful cultivation of f1owers-«nil veg etables.
Believing the old adage, "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy," the ladies are planning to have re¬ freshment a   and   games   take   up   the
Aaggragamattt
Saith 4k BedeU  recommend   a   eold ' Ita tablet in tbeir adv. thi* week. Ata
Trustee Maxson. iparticip
It was decided   to   hold   the   annual       On March 15 Ferdinand Poggenburg .   r ,v.   , ,     .   u.
Village Election on March   21, at   the j'"d Edward Gardner,   two of the   best I K"«*«'f""-"'f'^'* "^'••'   •'«"'»   «"'"¦• usual   place,   the hoose   of   Excelsior I """t*"''P^'l'^^t billiard players in the   ""'• Hook and Ladder   Companv on Church h^^ntry,   will   play a match   game   at Street, the polls lo be opon   from 2 p. jthe  Freepoit club house.    Everybody m   to 8 p. ro. I^i" ''«' welcome, including   non-ipem-
The report to Village   Treasurer   S. | '>*''*• Dimcn Smith was received and ordered j     At tha meeting   Thursday   evening, printed. March 2. tbe   following  officere   were
Budget for tbe   ensuing   year,   aiso j •'ected. to be installed at the meeting propositions to be sobraitted as printed  "" April 6:     Exalted  Ruler,   Qeorge
ft
Adverttasmaut-
Try my tpecial box of cut iSowera, TS«. for tbe weekend. C. R. Ankera. floriat. Rockvil,le Centra, L. L; tele¬ phoue connuetiiin;  deHvery anywhere.
ivi«..,  anr^Mr,.! /^..MHi.. elsewhee in this isiue   were adopted.   Norton Levy ;B»teemad leading knight,
rNeW /noaei L^aaniaC n  v»»s   decided   to   transfer   $5600   Archer   B.   Wallace;   esteemed   loyal
on Exhibition   froni the Water   Fund   to   the   WaUr i'•"'K*'t. ''""¦'d   Macdonald:   esteemed
Today and tomorrow    March   8   and ^'"'''"K '^""'^' ""•^'^^^^ *'"'"»'*•* ^'K**'''""""**    J^?'^^^'    ^-    ^'     Hardie.
and willbe held in the   Chureh of Our   several years residence there,    will be 4   the 1916 Cadillac tyne "53" chassis ''•^<* '*• ^^^ ''«''' Sinking Fond. secretary, »y'»e'ter   P.   Shea;   treas-
Holy Redeemer. P'""** to leani of tbe   .acces*   which will be on exhibition at theabowroom* : »,t   H^m  r» a,-       c,      ,^      ";". Ern«at S. R mdt I;   tiler,  .Simon
Ui.e,p«tedth.tBi.hopC.B. Me.,I.ni..ccomplishing. of G. BenneU  Smil^bMerSTZTd !    T^®****      ^0^^** '"   '^''*'^'**"   ""ILVv J'^ r«^".'L^"'" ^  'pT.-
Donnell will viait the pariah  towarda       With best wiahe* for your good for- and Henry Street, wben anyone inter- i     Chirles S. Powell, better known   as /^n^''^*  " t.rand   Ledge  at  Balti-
tbe end of May. , tune. I am, , ested in motor cars, and e,p«cially tbe | "Todd," i,,  now   in   St.    Petersburg,   r°"L.,„ p'"'^';?,    '^•"" =     "tMnata,
i     M   i-rf B Sincerely youra, Cadillac, is invited to call and ace the | P'orida, where be baa oeen eoDduetiag ^' "' *•
loODtiDUUd on page 8) Joaeph Clark, working parta of tne machine. aeveral big land aaetion aale*. (Continued on page 8)
The Society is pleased to note the co-operation of the merchants of the village, one druggist having given fa 120 order to be called upon as needed, and a grocer donating a half barrel of 0 floor.
Freeport's Progressive
Ice Company
The Preeport Ice A Fuel (Company bas received a three-ton Mack truck from tbe International Motor Coro pany, Kew York City, to be used in itt ica basinfta. Tbe (ruck ia hand¬ somely finished and ia a aplendid ad¬ vertiaement for this progressive con¬ cern.
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