Nassau County Review 19161027

              Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. V., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1916
Vol. XX, No. 43
Freeport
Mnd* eopi«s mt th* iUvtow tor nale at Grrm- bluttkand Bralthwah«'«, Railroad Av«nuri Mich- ooff'ii. Naasau Coanty Review. I>a£iWa'( and Gobeta'i, Main atr«af; Hldn<>y Smilh'a. Waat Harrick Hoad.
BIGUWATEK  riDK TABLE (Official figarea for Sandy Hook)
Pri^y Oct. Sat^riay.
Sarxiay
Monday,
Taaaday,
Wednesday. No*.
Tbnraday.
Friday
Saturday,
27
28
29
SO
31
I
2
3
4
7:40 a. m.
8:20 a. m.
9:0S a. m.
9:62 a. m.
10:48 a. m.
11:81 a. IB.
1:02 p. ra.
2:19 p. m.
8:62 p. m.
The item io oar last iiaue, "Pic¬ tures on Exhibition," was copied f:'om the Nasaau Post, and credit was unin¬ tentionally omitted.
Catholics Planning
Big Fall Fair
j The Aatuttin fair end bazaar for benent of the Catholic Cborcb of Our I Holy Redeemer will be opened, next j Wednesday eveninK, November 1, in j the Pariah Hall on Pine Street, by j County Jadgh James P. Niemann, and i win be open for one woek, wilb oanc- I ing in the evening.
I The following nights have been set ' aside for various organizations of the I village:
'     Nov. 2—Elks' Night I     Nov. 4 —Arcanum Night I     Nov. 8 - Firemen's Night j     Many valuable dopations ha\ 3   been ! received, one being   a  (juarter  o.f aTre at Mt. Beacon, N. Y 1 J. J. Scannell.
Following are the names of the men : and women of the parish who will aa- ' sist and are taking care of thtir dif¬ ferent tables:
i L. C. B. A. Table—Mesdames G. Angiiii, in charge ; Mary Cartwright, Anna   .Martin,     Elizabeth     Donaghy,
Governor  Whitman   Visits   Freeport
Merrick
Beibnore
Roosevelt
St.   John's   Evangelical     Lutheran
Charch, Camp Avenue,  west    of    Mer-l wUI receive the same icaiwful attention as at our
I rick Avenue; pastor.   William   Stein-  *'"''*• 	
bicker.    The   Bible   School  meeta  at;     The  County   Repoblican  C mpaign 9:30 a.m.    Service every   Sunday  at i Committee will bold a political   meet- ill) :45 a.m.    Choir rehearsal Wednes-! jng in Firemen's   Hall,   Bellmore,   on 1 day   evenings.    Meeting   of  catechu- ; Thuraday evening. .November 2.
i mens Wednesdays at 3 :30.    All music i 	
——— I lovera may enjoy   a   muaical   treat   at, ^^"G"" LutherBn   Church    pastor    ^^^^^ ^j |,^^ ^^
..T -I-i. I.- -1-l-i    t       Ilil, 1     ^   the chanpl Pridav pvoninu    November   William Steinbicker.   The Bible achool '^
'1 ;nii wnliuK to a.ssuuifi eutire re8|)<)nHiln)itv for all the work of! „    "[""P*'"'""'*^.   '"K- -T, u   ' ™»»f.  .»   o.in „  „,     c»,„i..„   ^„.r„ 	
„, . r .1 T^.. . /-. L 1- 1 V 1 1 1 • • 1- 13. when a phonograph concert will be i meeU at 2:30 p m. bervice every Mrs. E Z Burd is confined to all braochps of th'i fc.t«te Goverument oyer which I h.ive had jurisdic- given. No admission but a free will | Sunday at 4:00 p. ni. This Sunday home on Nassau Road by aidtness tiou in the la.st two vfttvs, aud am  willing to aii.s\ver for all  that has  oflfering will be received. j there will be no service to give all   an i  L.
heeu doue in those ^'ie:.t departiueate of Government.    That is bro:.d       ,^^ ,   "TZTu    ^-   u    J?„^'r«t'!ni'Luhr\\^!!!?   *^'' ^°'"*  '^''' « "^^^^
'     Tl.-—f^-.-"*   >.->   Hand-in-Hand i formation celebration. Mra. Heineman and Mrs.   Phillips   at-
Episcopal Church, St. Mark's Mis- tended the session of the Archdeacon- sion;Rev. Adelbert j. Smith, deacon '^ °*. 'i",.''*''*^?.""^ Diocese whieh in charge.     Servicea every Sunday   in   S,*V" ^ <^hurch. Manhasset, laat
the S. S. A. C. house.    Sunday School j Wednesday.     	
at 3:80.    Evening prayer and   service at 7:80 p. m.    Every Friday   evening
Speaks to Large Crowd at Republican Rally on Saturday Evening
Riank Robert, i. our repreaentative in BellmcTe       ^,^,1, g. Snekeker. Jr.. Our authoriied fepre- airfv.eimty.. Anorder.^ndnew.left «>th h'm   .^^^y^, -, („ thU viiuire every TuUSiyVlind
' will b« pleasnl to receive upectal item*, or mak* appoinQpvnt, for caVlins 'or same.
I    Slncle eopien of the NaiiMtu County  Re\ ietV fog I aale at Mm. S. Nathan°ti Store, Naaaau Road.
I     We will publish in  our  next  issue i achool notes held over   thia   week   b*-
her
. I t      -      11 1 '     The memfaeia of  the
I will st.iml for It all because I League will meet tonight. Friday, Oc¬ tober 27, at the home   of   the   Misses
bat I am williug to ))iit all iu the itinne
donated by   I believe it has ail been done riuht.
! Mv opponent is uot dofi.iit.>.    I challenge l.iin to point out one I ^^garet and Catherine Mulcahy. and
''              .              ,                ,                    .             '     ,                     a buay evning is anticipated, case or act of cf)riuptioa ou the part of auy mau m luv- employ. 	
I court invostiKation of al! d.-partinents of government of this I     *"»¦ ^"''a E. Burns   entertained 25
Some kida aet fire to the hedge in front of the reaidence of Mrs. Zulzer, 101 Wallace Street, Monday afterncon,
badly damaging it.    The  police  were u  ,  •      m    ux.-
notified   and   the  youngsters   will   he; Mary Pierre, Flora Halpin.   M.   Rosa
punished if caught: ' m"'"   'i""^'     ""J'* u^""^" V     !„
*^  , Mary   Meaney,     Katherine    Kerley,
Mrs. A. E. Frost bas decided to keep   Mary     Kerley,      Anna      Fitzgerald,
the Cry-^tal Lake House  open all Win-   Dorothy   Berneiaer.   Mane   Tristram,
ter and will make   special   prices  for j Cholitide   Murphy.     Tessie   Murphy,
local parties,   eithei for regular board   Katherine McGregor,    Elizabeth 'oin-
or for speciai occasions.    She   invites | erford, Marie McCarthy, Anna Collins,
your attention and patronage. I ^'^^,'?, .^""l^^ „ , .      .. ,„     ,
 — ,     Children's   Table—Mrs.    Woods   in
Clarence A. Edwards haa engaged charge; Mesdames Gallagher, Stanley William Hibbard of Smith Street as a I Mnrphy, A. Murley, Harold .McCord; apeciai representative, in his real
State."—Goveiuor Ch:irl('S S. Whitman, at Freeiiort, Oct. 21, 11*16.
young folks of this village  last Satur  , , ,, .   ,j
day evening at her home on Kirkwood I'"fK'?'" weekly services are   held  con
With the   above   "text"   Governor   ginning.
i Avenue, where a birthday   party   was He gave   facts   and   figures   given in her honor.    The   early   even-!
sisting of evening prayer only. Thia Saturdav will be Sts. Simon and Jude's Day, and the eve of this   day   regular
"The Fool's Revenge," in six reela, I will be the   attraction   at   the    Royal
Theatre, Saturday, October 28, with I Maude Gilbert and William H. Tooker ; in the title roles.    Other pictures will
be aho>vn.    Manager  Charles   Behr
«. iiiiiimii loincu 11/n.l ¦.¦>t-.«=-t.t;« U.-V..     ......^.j .-.iv. .....o.,j,,   siiun...^ ti,c ounu-i 111^;    >vnB   opcin    ill   pinj'iiJK    vaiiuuB;      -. K M   n,   *    «¦    1   f ' OB snown.    Manager  (.^naries   Uetir la
ence at the American   Theatre   Satur-   lute nucesaity of changing the govern- I games for whieh attractive prizes were I «"^'«e9 are tieing neio, tne restivai oi   „rrgngjnj^ ^ special show to be held on
day evening,    after   a   strenuous   day ment in   power at Washington   before j awarded   to   the   winners    and   at   1
around the Island    A large delegation l.ong Island could receive any   consid    o'clock    goodies of many   kinds   were
in au:08 went over lo Glen   Cove   and eration.                                                         I served from a table beautifully   deco-
escortea   the  Governor   to   Freeport, Leone D. Howell,    wbo ia making a j rated with   Autumn   leaves,   chrysan-
where he was dined at the   FJlka   Club winning fight for Surrogate,  talked of | themums and tiny   novelty   pumpkins.
the saints will be observed.
Election night.
On Wedneaday evening of next week • 	
an Edison concert,   aiisisted   by   other       Arthur   Cornwell has been   confined
well-known   talent, will   be   given   in   to his home for several days from   in-
„ .,.. ,,. ,      „.      „ -    ¦ the M. E. Church.    All   music   lovers   juries received while   working in Gar-
, by the committee from   the   Freeport   the endorsement   of  bis  opponent   by , The floors were then cleared and danc-^ „j|i   appreciate   this   opportunity   to  den City.    Mr. t\.rnwell, a painter by
iHoghesandFairbanksCampaignClub.     the Nassau County   Bar."    H«  said I ing waa enjoyed. i hear some good music.    No admissi      '	
I     The   dinner    served   by    Manager _ he found on the   list   such   names   as j'	
tate and insurance business. Mr. Hib- fey, Jana Gallagher, Catherine Mc- bard is well aequainted with this line, | Cord, May O'Mara, Sadie O'Mara, having been in it for many years in ! Rose Rauch, Mamie Rausch, Dorothy "tbe city." iBerneiicr.
.  Refreshment Table—Mri!. A.   ScbiU
Bert Donnelly, while working with j ler in charge; Mesdames Jennie Rice, Tdm Powers on the roof of tbe house | Charlea Eagan, T. J. Cronin; Miss of H. C. Schluter on Church Street i Florence Rhodes. Honday, fell from the scaffold on | Holy Name Table—^J. J. Donaghy, which he was working and landed on < president; John B. Cartwright, the hedge which was covered with tbe ' Andrew Murley, Edward S. Keogh, old shingles from the roof. The hedge Frank Keogh, Edward S. Keogh, broke his fall and he escaped with a Jr., Dr. Leo Halpin, Paul Halpin, bad ahaking up and a cut over his right, Maurice l)alpin, Ambrose Schiller, eye. No Ifones were broken or in- Edward fUce, John Meaney, Ed- ternal injuries received. Mr. Powers, waid Meaney, WIHiam A. Donaeby, in attempting to save Bert from fall- John Koble, Bernard J. Loonam, sr., ing, felt himself losing hia balance Bernard J. Loonam, jr., William Loon- and jumped from the scaffold to the am, .Arthur Cooke, Bort Cooke, Thom- groond. He was also hadly shaken up an 3. Cronin, jr., William Loughlio, but escaped seriona injury. 'John   McKeon, John   T.   Kelly,   John
Kiernan,   Stephen   O'Mara,   Nicholas
Hymeneal Cunningham,   John Ryan,   M.   Joseph
Harding.   William Connelly,   E.   Bag-
BA1.DWIN —KROPP , nali,   Jerome I^Jolan,   John A. Schultz,
Mia« Elsie Kiopp.   daughter of   Mr. IT.   J.   Moran,    Bernard    Kremelberg,
and Mrs. Joseph   Kropp of 122   Nor.Ui ¦ John   Fox,   William    J.    -Martin,   4.
Main Street, and    Frank Baldwin, jrTi^ Gately.
.son cf Mr. and Mrs Fymk Baldwin of I Sodality Table—Mrs. Frank A. 68 Grand Avenue, wMWunited.in mar- Keogh, president; Mesdames B. Beath, riage S.-ituiduy evenirtg, October 21, Stephen O'Mara, Stephen Peck, Frank by Kev. .lames Hall of Bellmore. i Bailey, John Canavan, J. A. Canaliz\ After the ct^einony was performed William F. Connelly, William Cliflford, they returnad to Brooklyn where they | Robert E. Donaghy, Thomaa Gillen, will make their home. j George Gosselin,   William Horstmann,
  i M. Kobel,   George Kremelberg,    Ber-
SHEARD—BYL i nard   Kremelberg,   Bernard   Loonam,
A   marriage   license     was     issued I ^ouise^ Qu^gley^ A. ^W_arin£:_^Mi8,^^^ Thursday to Walter G. Sheard, of Mi
August Sudman could not be excelled,   Hirry Keith, former Democratic State
  __               and the service equalled   the   quality.   Committeemaii;     Bertram    Gardner
MTss'ea'Connora," MVEitzger^ld^jrCo}- j The members of the party spoke high- ; present Democratic State  Committee-
Wantagh
ly of the hospitality. The gue*its in eluded Messrs. Whitman. Doughty, Jere Wood,   McWhinney,   Franklin B.
anville, Pa., a lieutenant U. S. M. C, and Mi«8 Marie Byl, 86 West Seaman Avenae, Freeport.
BEDELI—BUCK Mr. and Mra.   George T. Bedell   an¬ nounce the engagement of their daugh¬ ter, Olive M. Bedell, to John H. Buck of Baldwin.
Gertrude Brown, Anna Fredericks, ; Florence Keogh, Frances Kiernan, : Bella Loonam, Anna Mulvey, Rita : Reynolds.    Marion    Reynolds,     Irene
Pease.
i   Launch Burns in Canal
When an explosion in the carburetor ! of,the cabin yacht Nereis, moored near • Sportsman's Canal,   occurred Sunday, I the yacht caught fire and  was   burned rrmtM^   tr\nKi \ XI '"   the Water's   edge.    The   yacht   is
COOKE—LOONAM ; owned by William Richards   of   Man
Miss Florence Roaalie Loonam, 1 hattan, who was in it when the fire daughter of Mr. and' Mra. B. J. Loon-} started. He ran the boat aground and am, of .Southside Avenue, and Arthur i attempted to extinguish the fire. J. Cooke cf Randall Avenue, were' married by Rev. Jobn L. O'Toole. at a nuptial mass in the Chorch of Our Holy Redeemer Tuesday. The brides¬ maid was Miaa Belle Josephine Loon-1 The Eastern Music Company has am and the best man was Frank | been formed with the following ofli- Cooke. The ushers were Edgar Cur-! cers : Theo. Bedell, jr., preaident: fil's- ran. W. E. Loonam, Albert Cooke and I worth M. Jenninga, vice president, F.Harold Loonam. The bride wore a i both of Freeport, and Thomaa G. navy blue broadcloth dress and carried I Sweet of Hollis, treasurer. They lillies of the valley and roses and wore | have brought nut their first song, a gold colored hat trimmed with feath-1 " Ragtime Southern Moon," composed
Lord, George F. Thompson, William Charlie McCarthy, who hopes to be R. Calder, Lewis J. Smith, Charles R the next Democratic District Attorn- Wceks and P. A. Seaman. ey;   Charlie    Wysong,   ex-Dem3cratic
After dinne*'the Governor- vvas es- District Attorney; Joseph Steinert, corted torCafnpaign Headquarters on . Democratic Justice of the Peace; Felix Grove Stteet and held an informal re- Reifschneider, a special favorite in ception; from there he vvas escorted the Democratic councils; and so on to tbe theatre and .Sheriif Pettit, chair-; down the line—good old Democrats en- man of tbe meeting, introduced him. • dorsing a good old Democrat for oflice. His address vva:i   listened to   with   in-   on a plea of   "'non partisanism,'   the
man; Townsend Scudder, Democratic Mr. and Mrs. Birdsall James cele- Suorame Court Justice; James P. Nie-1 brated their tenth anniversary last mann.    Democratic     County    Judge ; j Saturday night at their   home on Sea-
terest by the audience, which jammed   sweetest   word the hall (several hundred being unable , Democratic ear-
ford Avenue. Many of their relatives and friends were present to wish them many more years of happy married life, and spent a very pleaaant even¬ ing. A collation was served. Those present were: Arthur Fiah, Mr. Ash¬ down, Arthur Collins, Lillian Janles, Mr. and Mrs. Warren James, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Duryea and children, Winifred, Eunice, Evelyn and   Nelson
to enter). Congressman Calder, can¬ didate for United States Senator. spoke of the "splendid enthusiasm'' he found everywhere, and nowhere more than on Long laland.    This   had
that   ever  smote   the j Duryea,   Mrs. Francis   K   Smith   and n the ya*r 1916."      I son Herbert, Charlotte Garner,  Agnes Box, Lillie Siems, George Siems, Les-
good music.     No admission   trade, slipped and fell on   a   hardwood j will be charged but a silver collection 1 fl^o"" ""d wrenched hig back, ^
, ^'!1 tc t^isen.     Do not miss   this   fine 1 -    —  "^
I concert.   ;     Though the attendance at the   pack-
j The Runcie Realty Company is erect- ! ^Ke party of tbe Russell Hose Co. laat i ing five cottages in the Crescent Lawn I Eriday evening was small, the socia- I section near the Presbyterian Church. ' hility that prevailed fully   repaid   one
  for   going.    About  $10   was   realized
I The total registration of the Third ' from the auction sale of packages. I Election District is 824, an increase ' Dancing and refreshments were en- I of 18 over that of one year ago. Dur- ; joyed. John L. Heinrichs. second I ing the year there have been 27 re-| lieutenant of the company, was ciiair- movals and   deaths   of   voters   in   the ; man of the committee that had charge
district.   | of this event.
[     A package social will be held at the I ""
residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hen¬ drickson on Bellmore Avenue this ev¬ ening, under the auspices of the   "In-
"Oid you ever," said   Mr.   Howell ".see a Democratic   administration en-1 ter B. Wiebel.   Mr, and Mrs.   Birdsal
dcriiing a Republican in   a  year   they I James and children,    Gertrude,   Ruth,   a package, which   will be   donated   to had a chance to win?    No I   Arjd   you I Edna and Birdaall, jr.,    Mr. and   Mrs.   the fair to be held bv   the   church never will." f Frederick   Wiebel   and   Misa   Mabel   Firemen's Hall on November 22.    All
William Luyster, for County Treas-   Smith. »re welcome to this social, and if your
urer, admitted that he was ni)t a cam-  • . package ia so large you cannot conven-
paign orator,   but ahowed his close ac-'     Mrs.    William F. Dean   entertained ; iently carry it,    the   ladies   will   call quaintance   with Coonty   allairs,   and | the    Whatsoever   Circle     of     Kings j with a wagon if notified.
The Jolly Five,   who have been run¬ ning dances every   Saturday   night   in Alpha Fire Hall   have made   arrange- ter Se" Society, for the .'benefit of the , ments to have dances every    Thursday Presbyterian   Church.    Refreshments   night at the same place, will be served.   The admission will be 	
advocated a aale of property of   delin- j Daughters on Tuesdav afternoon
<iuent taxpayers everjr'year.   "I pledge ~	
you that three years from now when 11     The Republicans of   the   Firet   Dis- come before you   for reelection I will | trict held a meeting in the    Firemen's have as my slogan that I have   been e ! Hall on Tuesday nigbt. careful, clean and efficient officer,
Mrs. Edwin Searing has returned to  ember, her home in New York after a visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. Smith.
Co. H, Signal Corps, Second Battal¬ ion, Boys' Brigade^of America, is holding its weekly drills in Saundera' Hall. The boys are makjng prepara¬ tions for a review of all companies of the Second Battalion to he iield in the Thirteenth Kegiment   Armory in Nov-
Earl J. Bennett, candidate to suc¬ ceed himself aa t omptroller, made a bit by declaring himself in favor of a "pay-as-you go" plan of County gov¬ ernment, and argued that no bonda 'should be issued for County improve- ; ments that were scheduled to be paid I later than the life of the improvement. Judge Cropsey was the   last   speak-
On Tuesday night the Independent Wilson and Marshall Club held a meet¬ ing in the Queens County Mutual As- aistan::e Association rooms.
The Club will hold two rally meet¬ ings, one on October 28 at Seaford, in Y. M. 1. C. Hall, and one on Novem¬ ber 4 in  Firemen's Hall   at Wantagh.
Rev. Thomas S. Braithwaite   offici
Last Sunday Rev. D. Stanley Coors began his pastorate of the M. E. Church. The church has been without a regular pastor since the resigriation of Rev. E. O. Tree in September. Rev. Mr. Coors is a native of Michi gan and is studying at Drew Seminary, Madifl- n. N, J.
er.     He was due from   Bay   Shore   on ^ gted at the marriage   of   Miss   Violet |-Autiliary ot the Smithville South Fire   lo
Catherine Phipps Johnson of Bockville ' Company Centre and Harry P. Miller   of   BaW- ! V'"e South win at Rockville  Centre   on   Wednes day of last week.
Miss   Margaret,    daughter   of   Dr.
GOVERNOR   WHITMAN.
Music Company
-   as a presiding oflicer.    Il was no trou j_,   i::_.c^-»~-4.1 , ,    „ ,    ^ I ble   to  hear what   he  said.    All   the
in   freepon i truly been the Governor s Day on   the j gpea,,g„ .^^^ to the   point,   although
the 9:22 train, which was iate (as the evening trains wa^t-boond are so fre quently) and it waa 10:22 when he ar¬ rived. The crowd had shown its in^ tereat by remaining for nearly two houra and even at this   time   the  hall
I wai still about half full to  greet   this I and Mrs. Washburn, is ill. I enthusiastic workef, who made a wide [
i reputation   as   a   Distrust Attorney in | Unclaimed   Letters
I Kings County.     Because of   tho    late- (Frecport Pait Office)
ness of his arrival he made only a few | geidon   Mr. Bob brief remarks. j Burdett, William A.
iOeFina, Mr. M. FROM THE MIDDLE OF THE HALL i Duffey, Mr. T.
Sheriff Pettit ivas   rigbt on the   job j Freeport Lumber & Coal Co. ~ ^ Goldstein, Mr. A.
Hodge, Mrs. L. R. Haynes. Mrs. P. T.
Mias Elaie Kropp and Frank J. Bald¬ win, both of Freeport, were married by Kev. Jarnes Hall at his reaidence on Oak Street, this village, last Sat¬ urday evening.     Mr.   Baldwin   was   a
native of this village, and resided here 	
until about two years ago.
St. Paul's tOpiscopal   iMission,   ReV. A    Hallowe'en     entertaininent   and   Adelbert J. Smith, deacon   in   charge, dance   will   he   given   by the   Ladies'   Morning Hervice )ind prayer Sunday at
. Sunday School at 11:30. Next Wednesday. November 1, being 'All Saints Day, celebration will he ' held in connection with the regular , evening service. The people of the ' church and community are cordially invited to attend the regular servicea and become connected with its soci¬ eties.
Firemen'a Hall,    Smitli- this Saturday evening
ers and fur. The bridesmaid wore a blue serge suit and carried* yellow chrysanthemums. The couple will live in West Philadelphia.
! by Mesars. Bedell and it is now on sale.
Jennings,   and
Lecture on Work m
In the Cons^o
Schooi Heatinp:
Plant Approved
The   State   Inspector    visited     the Grove Street School   Satorday   after-
Island. He alluded to our war withigo^e of them ahowed the effect of the Mexico. "Since March 4, 1918, we j gty^nuous campaign, like Congressman have been at war; over 300 Americans I Hicks, who "admitted"  his voice was
have been killed by Mexicans since Wilson bas been President." His mention of Theodore Roosevelt was received with tremendous a[iplause, Congre:isman Calder also showed his familiarity with the Long Island Wat¬ erways proposition and expressed hira- selt strongly in favor of it.
Thomas McWhinney, candidate for Assembly, spoke britfly. The tivic associations of the County, he aaid, had endorsed every act   passed by him
In the Baptist Church next Wadnes-i noon and inspected and approved of day, November 1, at 8 p. ro., Mrs. j the new heating system. This ia the Elizabeth G. Ha'.l will tell of mission-1 most up to date system installed in ary work in the Congo, Africa. Mrs. j this vicinity. Two furnaces will now Hall comes atrongly recommended by | thoroughly heat the building (one of the officers of tho Baptist Foreign Mis-; them being in reaerve for real cold ¦ionary Society and also by the lead- j vveather) where before all were uaed ing churches in the City of Brooklyn, ! to do the work unsatisfactorily. as a fluent and interesting speaker, a i We will publish a description of thia great worker and having a marvelous j new plant in our next issue, atory to tell. ' —^__
rk«,»,,^^*»*r 0^7^^ tin«««*. Hallowe'en Party at Democrats Raise Banner • Massapequa Inn
Ihe Wilson and Marshall  Campaign!     ,„.       . ,   ,.  ¦
Club of Freeport raiaed a banner oni .The brat annual Halloween party Brooklyn Avenue Wednesday evening, jwiti be held at Maasapequa Inn. Mer A parade wat beld, with  good  muaic, 1
at Albany daring the last   two  years.
There bad been political   criticism   of I '"Iked all day than   when   he
the so called mosquito bill,  but he had '[ "^out Lathrop Brown   while
"more mechanical than human
And not even excepting Governor Whitman, the Congressman waa easily our favorite. He has done things for us with a Democratic Congraas and, aa he said, "the South ia in the sad die." With a new President and a fair Congress, he will do much more for the Long laland he loves
Ml. Calder, our candidate for  Unit¬ ed States Senator,   could not bave said anything more tu the   point if he   had told   ua in  Con-
1 John J. Bedell of Merrick Road waa quite severely injured in   an   autonio-
' bile accident at Bal iwin Sonday after¬ noon.    Mr.   Bedell, with   hia   family,
; waa driving along the Merrick Road when another car,   which had   stopped
[ at a garage for gasoline, suddenly drove out immediately in hi.'^ path without any warning. In trying to avoid this machine, the Bedell car col-
I lided with  another,   and   when   some-
I thing went wrong with the steering gear, tried to enter a nearby   store by
: the front door.     Mr.
After laying paralyzed from hiit waist down for two weeka, Fiancis J. Delap of Lakewood Avenae, died Mon¬ day afternoon in Nasaau Hospital. Frank, aa be waa more' familiarly known ny his many friends, fell from Bedell   received   the top of a building two   weeka   ago.
Lightbourne, Misa Emma J.
Mailing, Misa, Gen. Del.
Meller. Mr. C.
Olaen, Master Henry
Orcutt, Mrs. Kate
Prendergast, Frank S.
Pachs, Mr. H. H.
Rolling, Mr. George, 2 " iSmith, Mr. H. P. I Smith. Mra. Martha J Todd, Mias   Marguerite,   3   Hamilton I Ave.
i Webb, Mra. Joahery
William, Mr. Emil ! T. Btnson Smith, 1
I October 24, 1916.
aeveral severe cuta and bruisea, from i which he haa   since   been   confined   to
hia home. Hia auto waa badly smashed ; and the store waa alao somewhat dam- ; aged.
The firemen were   again   called   out 1 last Bunday afternoon for a brush   fire
in the South Bay Esiate.s section.    No
dampge reaolted.
Miaa Lillian Baldwin of Merrick Road hua secured a position as cloak model in one of the large New York ,storei.
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no apology to make for it - he believed ' ^«S8 voting for a protective tariff to it would be of vast benefit to the Coun-' K'^e Texas onions the benefit ov^ ty. "If I return, I will continue to do Bermudas, and voted against a tariff things; there is no money in the job *" K'^e Long Island potatoes tbe bene- and if I cannot do any good I don't! S* over Bermudas. We can easily im- want to go." ' SK'io Congreaaman Brown voting with
State Senator. George L. Thompson, j the Democratifc   majority for  millions
Mr. McWhinnev'a colleague at Albany. I 0^ dollar? for canal   work   in  Florida     „.^ „^ .„„   _  	
followed him.    Mr. Thompson ia well- ! ¦'"' "ot really   inaiiting on a csnt   for i jate Division of the judgment   of   the known and popular in thia vicinity and '. Long Island. lower court.
aaid be muat stand,    and   was   willing      Governor Whitman hit the   bullseye       Mr   Badenhauaen   brought an action to stand, on his record. when   he   said   Judge   Seabury   ^vra   in the Supreme Court last   Winter  as
Lewis J. Smith, candidate for Coun-i abooting  aboat corruptiou at  Albany  a minority   stockholder,   through   hia ty Judge,   said it waa   a   new   custom   but  didn't dare   to  be   specific.    The   attorney,   Elvin N. Edwarda of   Free-
The regular monthly meeting of the Bellmore Board of Trade   will be held in Firemen'a Hall on Monday   evening -^ of  hext   week.    The   memberahip   of
Former Freeporter ' thia organization now   numbers   fifty.
Wins Suit  ""'^ anyone   interested in the   welfare i of the village ia invited to join.
Henry C. Badenhauaen,  formerly of j —. —.
Whaley Street, Freeport, haa again i Services at the M. E. Church every been successful in hia suit to aet aaide Sunday morning at 10:30, afternoon the transfer of the Neenan Elevator at 2:30 and evening at 7 :8(i. I'reech Co. to the Neenan Trastion Elevator ; ing by the pastor, Rev. B. F. Ray Co., by the   affiirmance of the   AppeU j All are welcome to these service.'?.
landing on his back. Due to hia showing of improvement the first part nf last week, aoma alight hope waa : given that his back might not have been broken. An X-ray photograph taken ahortly afterwards disclosed the fact that it was broken in three ulaces. The latter part of the week he suffered a relapse, with the end coming last Monday afternoon.
He waa a member of ^Ipha II., L. anti II. Co. The department met on Wednesday evening and paid its laat respectrt to it-^ departed comrade. The funeral aervicea were held Thursday morning at the Church of Our Lady of Loretto in Hempstead.
Beaides hia moCberand father he is aurvived by one aister, Mrs. John Dix¬ on, jr., and four brothers, Charles, George and Robert of thia place and William of Hempatead.
The Coal Situation
Reports from the local coal compan¬ ies show a rather discouraging condi¬ tion. One of the local dealera ha? none of the larger   sizes on band,   »nd
followed by open-air campaign   apeak ing
time for  everybody.    They   announce  jj^     ^^^ highly of Judge  Crop-
,   ,.      „ ,        good   food, good   music   for   dancing, I Judge   Nie tiapn.   Mr.   Smith's
The membera  of  the  ConKregatio|n  plenty of room and congenial wrroond-  „        ^nt, had not practiced   tbe  non-
B'Nai   Israel   ha.e   already   aecikr^d i inga. 'partisanship argu-net,t hc   was now so
-  loudly   preaching.    "'l ask yoa to find At the Ploza,   week  et Oct.   80th: | • ¦>nK'«'nat«nce where   my  opponent
PlanninsT for Synagogue
membe
Israel ha/e already aecbr^d pledges for over $1000 toward their; new synagogue,
for candidates for judicial office to ' Governor aaid two yeara ago he waa i port, to aet aaide the aale of the entire ((,g g^her two with only very limited make a political campaign, but the ; making the same claim but with this I plant,apd stack of the Neenan Eievat- qy,p(itit.|_ nre charging ^10'a ton. voters wero   entitled t>> the  opportun-   difference—he was talkii>g facts—The I or Co! of (Jl Clymer Street,   Biooklyn,   fijey admit there iij no reason     go far
for   the   extra   high fhe greed  cf  the   coal
rick and Hicksville Roads,  next Tuea¬ day   evening.    R. ^on   Kuppen,    tbe
proprietor, and Augnstus T. Thornton, | jjy ^^ j,ggy f^om candidatea   for  these  G<ivernor said   "I pointed  out   where I on the ground that the sale was illegal : hVthey can   see manager, are malnng plans for a^goodip„gjtiong jugt as, piuch as   any   other. , there was corruption  then,   and  gave 1 and contrary to   the  intereat   of   the ' prices,   except!
Try my special   box of cut  flowera, 76c for the  weekend.    C. R.   Ankera. florist, Rockville  Ceatre, L. I.:   tele¬ phone connection; delivery anywhere. AdvtrUannaHHX
name after name of men who   weien't! stockholders.
fit to hold office. I lold you just what j The .*^e*nan Elevator Co. ia'capital- I would Wo.if you electe(J me GoVernor iied at $2,000,000, and owns and ion- an J I did it." . trola some valuable   elevator  patents.
That "preaching optimism"   talk ia ^     Mr.   Badenhausrin   claimed   in   hia all right, but I hope the   manngement | complaint that by fraud   and   manipu
tion
I barons.
The .M. E. Sunday School haH ar¬ ranged for an ilki«tr«ted lecture to be held in the Board of Trade Hall Fri¬ day evening, November 17. The lec¬ turer will be Harold E. Brown of Free- port, who baa traveled extensively through the West, his aubject will hi "The yellowsloiie National Park," witb colored views. Tickets csn be secured from membera of the school. Thu entire procetda will go to the Sunday School.
Fourteen Vears A>cO
ilumaof iti'»-ii-»r trim tin- Ki-vn w i1|, ff)urtei n y -i':¥ ago thU ¦.•¦¦• •
Thi? iteir appeared   ift   the County   Keview ot Novemk'er '
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let Runner." Tues., Pauline Freder, [ick in "The Moment Before" Wed., I (»{iecial) Nell fibipmss and William I Duncan in "God's Coantry and the John La Greca, the originaJIsr ofthe | Woman." 3 apti; admiesion, matinee, Columbua celebration in Fr«eport, in- 10 cents; evening. - 10 and 5 cents, vitas hli many frienda of Preeport to 1 TbUra., Lou Tellagen in "Tbe Un- viait bis vegetable atand at James I known." Fri.. House Peters and Zena Butler'a atora. cor. of Main Straet and Kenf« in "The Rail Rider." Sat., Merrick Road. Full line of fancy! Duatln Farnam in "David Garrick." ilraita and vegevablea at low pricea; j Sun., Kathlyn VITilljiima and Goy Oii- t«'   ^^'- ' '*•¦ '" '"^^'^ V»li«j;ta of Virginia."
of
i,   . fc       U \ A    \s l_ * -•PS"'"»    fc^M*   m   aiv^ci   %»jc       ia.'raaist|^uuJdi%      — — -
or his party baa   aver  •cvocated  this ; don't carry it ao far folks   will   think ''"t'O"   ertain people   interested io the heaval;" Barl Williams in "The Scar-   principal except   to elect a Democrat!   their votea are not needed and go gun-i Neenan Traction Elevator Co..   a  cor
They didn't say'Keep   a   good  Judge   nin(,'on Election Day Ipdration   formed   for  the   purpoae
on the bench when yonr  fri«nd  Ju^ge ,    joo much   cock Jackson WHS a candidate   for   r* elec ' lot, of gire things.    It is my   nrivate tion aix year* ago I i opinion that we'll need every vote   on
Chares  R.   M eeks,    carrfidate   for , November 7.    The man who can   cast Diatrict Attorney   aaid   that   if  hon-,, vote for Hughes and don't must take
Apples By the Carload
H.   C.    Schliitcr   look   a   ctmhimd busineas   and   ploaiiure   trip   op-Stu*e
last week with   Mr.   Van   Wagner  of Sobitituting     Governor     Whitman's
Mineoja, to Sodus. Wayne County,   by name   in   place  of   Governor   Odetl's
way   ot   Rochester.      Thcy    traveled bringa itsown to date:
through Wayne Cojnty and  purchased       People from all over the   State  ara
soredness   has   loat j tl'''"!^ "ver the Neenan   Elevator   Ccft- t^ree carloads of apples.   Mr. Schluter begirining to realize that   Freeport   it;
*acceeded   in their   attempt   and   got ; gjyg the greenings   are in good  condi- rapidly   becoming^ a factor in   politica
^ontrol o' aan«! for tbe sum   of   1850, j ^^o„^ i,ot the Baldwins will keep   bi-t- if New York State and this idea   wav
titl'h : ter for Winter use.    The Baldwins he largely   augmented    .Saturday   night
will   aeli   at   ¦J!3.76  a  barrel,   wbicb when Ben>|imin B. Odell, Governor  of
'Kit
uae wA tried hefore Mr.   Jae-
Attrmrtlmataetix
nlVhffi Mr -^^.^fh t.   --u        ii?S  '•"' ^''*''* "' '•'^ »''«"'• '°'    *"«   condi. 'tice .-^cadd.r at Mineola, wbo   aet   the ! ,eema to.be very cheap, reckoning th«* New    York   State,    before and   attat
J^lu^m         f^?? J          tT I *•*'"***'•"»"¦«''"unJ   to   c"™*   "t   the'»»iethiae, and   ftom   which   deciaion ) ^ost, fr«igbt aisd handling. Tne.d8y'. election, paid   ua   at   visit,
ror the omce   01   county  Judge.    He cloae of the war, aa much ai fcis   more 'the defendanta appealed to the Appel- [     i^_ Schloter alao boaght a quantity "nd wftde an address to aome 1*00 wo
lata Dl viaion.    Tlw higb«r  court   baa i of fr^h   cider  from  the  well known P'*-
now affirmed this deciaion,   a>td  it  ia j Wnyoe County milla. Ai/>ong the otber speakeri were Aa-
understood   that  the  defendants  will S                           _-^— -'vinblyman Doughty am? Scliool  Cooi-
JBppea! to the Court of Appeals.             I   IRsre rfecport flew* 00 Pa{e 8 missioner Cooley.
J     ,, ,. ,    ,,     ;.    • .       ,T  <-¦""" ¦"» turn WBI, as mucD aa cia   roon
"'^^ ^     Tt^ '    *^f'.*'"VT   " .'     P«*"°t'<: neighbor who votea for   Wil right, hut let us keep rigbt at work "  «on and   a continuation  of  Southern Cor^reaaman    Frederick   C.   Hieka' ••»«¦"«
AAvarUacnMHt. | had the crowd intereated from tbe be-
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