Nassau County Review 19161013

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Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1916
Vol. XX, No. 41
Freeport
Bingl* copin of tha R«Ti«w for itda at Grecn- blatt'i and Braithwaite*. lUilraad Avenue; Uicb- noff'a, Ka«MU County Review. DaSilva'a and GobeU'i, Uain Straet; Sidney Smithi, Weal Merrick Roul.
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE (Official figures for Sandy Hoolt)
Newt of the Ginrches
Smbjecl  ml   SermeM.  Service*   of    the   week
aad other doinc. ia the church*.
•nd church societic*
j     CBlholic — The time for the   masse* jOn Sundoy ia 7:30, 9 snd 10:3<J   p.   m.
Social and Personal
Merrick
Brief Items Conccmins Reaidenta of Oui munity, and Their Cue*b, Viiiu and Social Affair*
Cooi-
Thl*columni*edit«dbyRev. WH. Littebrandt •nd all item* abould be sent to him to inaure in¬ sertion under tbi* heaains.
Friday Oct.
Saturriay,
Sonday
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday.
Thursday,
Friday
Saturday,
13 14
1.5 16
17 ll* 19 20 '21
9:16 p. m.
9 :69 p. tn. 10:44 p. m. 11:82 p. m. 12:28 a. m.
1:19 a. n;.
2:18 a. m.
3:13 a. m.
4 :()2 a. m.
I Hymeneal
j MILLER—THOMPSON
Miss Florence Elizabeth, daughter of eJC-Assemblyman and Mrs. William G. Miller of 157 South Ocean Avenue, '
and Edward Barlow Thompson, son of Staros.—Jamts Doukaa of Patch Services at tbe Church of the Re- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson of ogue. Peter Lakas of Bsy Shore, deemer Sunday, ihe Seventeenth After North Ocean Avenue, were married ( harles Detras of Bab> ion and Theo Trinity, at 7.30 and 11 o'clock A.M. Wednesday evening of this week st the dore Staros of Frecport, all Greek con- and 8 o'clock P. M. Celebration of home of the bride's parents, the cere fectionera, returned S
Bellmore
Frank Roberts is our representative in Bellmore and vicinity. All order* and news left with him will receive the same cmreful attention as at our oflice.
Mr. and Mrs. Loois   Schubert,   who have   been    spending    the   past   two months visiting friends   and  relatives i                                                                          in the middle Western States, have re- last   Saturday ithe Holy Communion at the early ser-   turned to their homp in this village. O.   from a week's automobile trip through   vice   and Morning Prayer and   sermon 	
First Church of Christ,  Scientist.—
Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, ,.     o
li'iiUrin anA Praniriin   ^trenta-   anhiect > monv being performed by Kev
Lxt Sundav   October 15  ''Doctrine of i Curtice,   pastor of the M. E. Church. Connecticut.   Rhode Inland and Massa-   gt the 11 o'clock service.    Tbe Church In the best game of ball   played   on
I Atonpment ¦''                    '                           The wedding was a small one, only the chusetta.    Near Medford   one of their ; School   meets in the Parish   Houee   at the local   diamond   this   season.   Bell-
1 Atonement..                                    i relativeH and a few close friends being autos ran inte a tree ;   at New London | lo A. M.    The Camp  Ground   Sunday more defeated the Empire  Profession-
1     Concert—A   concert   will   be   held   present another onp of their cars   ran   into   a ; School meeta in the fire   hall of   Com- als laat Sunday by the  score of 4 to 0.
[under the ajsnices of the  Men's   Clubi     The house wa:^ decorated in a gener- brewery truck and   a   little later   ran j pany No. 2 on Camp Ave. at 3 o'dock. Next Sunday Bellmore   will   play   the
lin the   basement of the   Church of the ' al color   scheme oflnvender   and   yt;i- down a "cop."    Outside of   that   the , The Woman's Auxiliary meets weekly Smithville South A. C.
 Joseph Zodat haa opened a horse¬ shoeing, blacksmith and wheelright shop in the laundry building, corner Henry   Street ami Newton Boulevard.
If the frienj who sent in the ".'^tRrg" item will kindly forward his n&r.;e we would like to have him ad¬ vise us concerning some of the spell- ingH;ther>j being no signature and •ome <if the names being evidently srelk'U wrong, th.' item is witiih-id.
Slipptry rails chused a reur tnd trolley collision aurth of the tHiiroad crossiri>< Mguiluy morning. Ihj: ';ar.^ Were bii'^ffV duniaged, bul no u'-e in¬ jured.
Governor Whitman
Coming: tc FrcLport
Govirnor Charlen S. Whilinim will be the guest of a coiiimittee fruin the Hughes and Fairbanks Club .Suturday of next week. He will arrive in Frte¬ port about 6 o'clock, with his escort. and will tie received by thu coinmitti
low, the ceremony  being performed in   trip waa unevtntful.
the parlor in front   of a large   mirror, ,  '~
  which was covered with smilax studded i     .MUler. —Mrs, Morris Miller   passed
¦The Guild   of   the   Episcopal   with yellow chrysanthemums   and roa-   her C6th   birthcjpy   anniversary   mile- will hold a "Market   Day" in   es.    Thi; miiaicians wer; .seated    in   fl   atone .'^unday    ahd in honor of the   oc
Transfiguration on Tuesday evening October 24, at 8:15.
Sale.- C hurch
the basement of the church tomorrow, Saturday, (Jct<iber 11, frnm 10 ii. ni. to 6 p. tn. Fruit -and ve'/etnhles, homemade bread, cake and pies v.i II be for sale.
Methodi.st.—The Yoiiiii^ ^v'oman's Foreign Misdionary Socitty will hold a cake and ice creiini sale in the church parlor SHlurday afternoon of thia week from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Prt?byteri>m.—The Woinun's iMia- sioiiiry Society of the Presbyterian Cliur;li is preparing a box to be aent to   th«   Freedmen.    Contributions   of
n the Parish House   at   2.3U   P.    M. The G. F. S. meets on   alternate   Fri
Roosevelt
Frank S. Snekeker. Jr.. our authorixed rcpi«fl sentativr. is in thia villase every Tueaday, ammt will be pleased to receive special item*, or mal|^ appointment* for callins for same.
Sinjrle copies of the Nassau County  Review Mt] sale at Mra. S. Nathan's.8tore. Nassau Road.
vThe Mask and Wig'Club of FieepotJ ia^furnishing an   entertainment at th^
Board of Trade Uall this Friday eveik4 ing, October 13. tor benefit of thd Methodist Church. The performanc«(| consist of four one act plays whieM have been played in Freeport. OysUM Bay and liay Shore. Tickets are 8q| cents for adults and 2r> cents for rhild^ I ren. This is the same club that pr*' Tomorrow, Saturday, ia regintration   sented "The Neat Egg" in this villag4||
days.    The Boy   Scouta   meet   weekly   day.     It is necessary   foi»veach   voter   last Spring under the auspices   of  tb^
on Tuesdays from 7.30 to lu P. M.     A cordial invitr.tion is extended  to all to
bay window screened   by   palms   and   casion ahe received a large number of  g^enj ([,„ services ot thia church   and
fern.H. The bride, who was given away j poatcard greetings, personal calls and by her father, wore a gown of white ; floral remembrances. Among those to satin with court train, veil fastened in j extend personal fi'lidtntions were her with wreath of oranf.;e blos-aina ar.d daughter, Mrs. R. M. Koliach, with looped up with the same. her hushiind and their Jauuhtera,  Mir-
She carried a bouquet of lily of the    iam and Ro^p,    Bnd Mr. and Mrs. Jos valley and white orchids.     During the   eph Abele.f nf New York,   and Mr. and ceremony, aa a proceasiciial   lie   Wul-   Mr-.  VVjUintn Garlick and    MisR   F<\n-
form   muat register.
to become aesociated with some ot local church work.
— Mra.   (^aasandra   Smith,    widow   of
Bushnell, the three year old   son   of William Henry Smith, for many years
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith   of   Balli- a resident oa Center Avenue, tlii.-* vil
more, Md. died there Iatt    Wednesilay lage, died at the   home of her   daugh-
to register in person. The hours are Ladies' Aid Sociftv. The titles of tb^ from 7 a. m to 10 p. m. If you want plays to be presented thia time anl to vote at    the   coming   election   ynu   "Finger Prints."" .\i.ld Kobin." "To4^
loiitl-hand clothing, clean and in good   y^^,
dorf PiU'-iciana played the selections from Mendelasohn r.nd as a recMaional Li'hengren's March The bride war. attended by her sister, Mrs. Frank Wetmore, ss matron of honor, and Miss Edna Elaridge as maid oi iionor, and   the   best   man   was   William   ('.
ni" Garlick ot Brooklyn.
lition, partly worn shoea, school tl.;.plies, and uaeful articlea forChriat- Mius gifta will be thankfully received. All articles must be sent to the chapel on Wedne.'day, October 18, between 1 and 4 o'clock.
nipson, tbe groom'ii brother. Ray¬ mond J. Miller, thf bridu's bruthfr, and Clyde C. VVailR.-e, OL'ted as u.-ii era. Mrs. Wetmore wore n dreas of lavender aatin, and carried yellow chryaantlii tnuins ond   autumn   leaves;
Curtice. -Miss Helen Curtice start td Monday on a year's special training course in the Public Library training school in Iirook lyn. At the comple¬ tion of thia preparation, Miaa Curtice inten'ia to take a tiositioii in the city at 8 30 libraries, in the department devoted to children's work.
f infantile paralysis. Mr.". Smith ia the daaghter of tMr. and Mrs. Louis 1,. Lord of Merrick. Mrs. Lord was sent for and arrived in Baltimore before the deatli of the child.
The monthly meeting of the Merri'k Civic League Inc. will be held   in   the
ter, Mrs. .lere S. DeMott, of FreeDort. on Saturda.v of last week uf pneumon¬ ia. Mrs. Smith waa 77 years of aije. Funeral services were held at Mra. De Mott's residence on Monday afternoon, Riv. D. A. Jordan ofhi'iating and in¬ terment was in Greenfield Cemetery. .She ia survived by four children, Mra.
Pariah House on Friday evening   next   Jere S. DeMott, .Sidney D   and George   villages and acceptances have been
morrow" and "I'he Breed." H. Brat^ ton Kennedy. i:;rf:tnr cf tbe Club, i^ the author of tlune one act  p'avs-
  -i
The streets of the village have be< honed during the past we-k under  d^ rection of the Town Superintendent oj^ Highways.
The Harmony Republican Club hai^: made big preparations for a large rall]^ nnd banner raising next Wednesdajf evening, Ocioher 18. Iniy tations hav^ been issued   to   ojirba   in   neighboring
Fulton.-C.   A.   Pultni   nnd   Ralph Golden have returned I'roin   n   triji   to
A Welcome chance to hear local Democratic issues dincusaed will be given this community on Tueaday ev¬ ening at 8 o'clock in the    Fire Hall ol
MiaVT:!;iridg;radre9s"(;yy"ellow'7aikiPiqya. '^hia, from wliere they^ Cempany   No. 1.    A   laige   gathering
ailk   and   carried   purple   chrysanthfi mums and autumn leaves.
Following the ceremony, a reception
Tickets are selling well for the Edi- it the Elks Club House and entertained gon roncert in the Preabyttriun Chap- at dinner. 'el, Church Street, on next Tuesday for
After dinner it ia planned to hold a , the joint btncfit cf the Neighborhood . was held and a wedding aupper aerved parade and reception, and at S o'clock Workers and the Cliurch Improvement : by Swain. The dining room v;bs the Governor will speak at the Ameri- ¦ So; ii ly.     It   promises to be an enjoy-   prettily decorated with lopes of smilax
can    Theatre, at the   big   rally   being   aiilt' cili-ii-. planned by the Cluh.    After  ppeaking here Governor   'vVhitrnan   will   go   to Long Heiich to attend the    New    Vork State Hehl Estate Dealers' Convention,
Firemen Out
Columbus Day
A   No.   62   call  brought the fire de- j it. partment out yesterday   afternoon   at 1:20,    for   a   brush   tire   on   Johnson Place, aouth of Atlantic Avenue.
The regular monthly meeting of the Church Improvement Society will be held in the church parlor next Wed¬ nesday afternoon, October 18, at 1:30. All members are asked to bring the $1 they earned during the vacation and; make a report aa to how   they   earned
Barbers Raise Prices
Noticea have been posted that all barber shops in Freeport will close at 8 o'clock each night but Wednesday, when they will remain open till 9, and
North Merrick. —St. John's Evan¬ gelical Lutheran Church, pastor, Wil¬ liom Steinbicker. The congregation now meets in its own chapel on Camp Avenu&   west   of     Merrick   Avenue.
from the chandelier to the table,   with a btsket of roses aa a centeruiece, the
¦ table being lighted by candles in sil¬ ver candelabras, shaded with yellow and lavender shades.
Mr. and Mra. Tbompaon left on   the
¦ late train for New York,stopping ovjr i night  at the Waldorf, and leaving the
next morning on a two weeks' trip to I Atlantic City, then to Old Point Com- j fort and Norfolk, Va., atopping off at i Washington on the way home. ' On their return they will reside on i Rose Street, near Long Beach Avenue I in a house which they have had pre- ! pared and which ia nearly all   furnish
back a new auto hearae which Mr. F'ul¬ ton haa purchased.
Abbott --Mra J. E. Abbott of 131) North Columbua Avenue, who was hurt in an automobile accident recent¬ ly on West Merrick Road, ia improv¬ ing nicely.
Bennett Smith of Freeport aud Benja¬ min F. Smitb of thia village.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Bellmore Avenue, near Logue street, pastor, William Steinbicker. The Bible    School    meets   at   'J :3()   a.   m.
I     Loaee, 1 Loaee, jr.
-Mr.    and   Mra.    John of 65   Stevens   Street,
M.   ;
an- I
should be the   result.     Thia is a meet-   Hereafter aervicea will be held   every   stead-Babylon   Turnpike.
ing to cover the Fifth Election district , Sunday at 4 p. m.    The claaa   for   in
and ia especially interesting    to   Mer-   structions   in    the    catechisms   meets
nck    because   our      fellow townsman   Tuesdays at 4  o'clock   in   the   chapel.
Franklin G. Hill is the  regular Demo-   The menibera of the Pariah Aid   Soci
cratic nominee for Sheriff and all Mer- , ety will hold a sale and aerve a aupper
rick ia voting for Mr. Hill independent , Thursday evening, October 19.   Every
of Party lines.    Mr. Hill will be pres-1 one is cordially welcome ai.9ur   aervi-
ent and addreas the meeting and is de-   ees and meetinga.
airoua that all citizena be out to judge —
of the high   quality of the   men   upon       Services at the M. E. Church every
ceived from nearly all. The Hugh« and Fairbanks Ciub of Freeport wll attend in a body, meeting a*, the po»' oilice at 7:3o. There will be music td help along III till ilemonatration. Th« buantr raiaing will be held at th< junction of Niis«:\a Road and Hemp Followini this a meeting will be held in Boa of Trade llall. Woods Avenue, al| which speakers of prominence, includ ing many of the County CHnilidate»,i will address the assemblag
Compton. —Rev. Millard   F.   Comp-
The opening   service   took   place   last | ^'^-^hlr^ th;yViirb7 at  h'omV  after Sunday when a large number of frienda ' j,jQygjj,j,g, j
from far and near   together   with   the
Saturdays till midnight, "from Novem- j members met in the chapel which  had ber 1 to April  1. i been beautifully decorated with   Aut-
They have alao raiaed the prices for | umn leaves and flowers.    The speakers
The presents to the bride were nu¬ merous and uaeful, including a check for $250, a set of flat silver,mahogany dining  room   and   bedroom   sets,   and
I nounce the engagement of their daugh-.jj,^ jjg^gj ^Hh hif„-^y,„ ^^g Lathrop Sunday morning at lo:3u, evening at ; ter, Marion Gertrude, to Charles L. ; g^^^j, ^^ij. (.^^^^^^.^,3^. j^^gg p. Nie- 7:45; preaching by the pastor, Rev. jChildres of Brooklyn. ,j,^„j, f^^ County Judge;   John J. Gra    B. F. Ray.    All are welcome to  these
, ham for Surrogate ; Geo. M. Goodale services; Sunday School al 2 :30. ! for State Senator; Dan'l J. Hegeman :, A fair and supper under tbe aus- "^°"v,V- "•'^'?"''",.^"F"'"""''?\u'Ifor Treasurer; Charles T. McCarty : pices of the Ladiea' Ai J Society will the Weat Virginia t-onferenca of the , ^^^ Diatrict Attorney ; Edwin W. Wal- he held in tho church this Friday even- Methodiat Episcopal Church a popular I ,^^^ f^^ ^j^g ^^^^^^j, vVith the ex- ing. The fair will be opened at 3 former pastor of the  Methodist   Epis- ; ^^p^j^^ ^^ Mesara.   Graham and Hege- , o'clock and supper will be served from
man, all the above are expected to ad- ' 6 to 8:3(i. dress the meeting   and will tell where i "
they stand upon the issues of the dsy. The organizations of the Presbyter- This ticket is regarded by the local : ian Church are arranging for a fair Democrats aa the beat ever presented and BUPPer to be held in Firemen'a to the voters of the County of Nassau. 1 Hall on Wednesday   evening,   Novem-
Next Friday. October liO,, ia (b( date of the package party given undM tbe aaspicea of the Russell Hose Conj' pany, at its beadquarterH, Leonah Avenue. Music will lie furnipbed bJ Prof. Mole's orcheatra.
their work Scents, making the prices | were^Kev.^W. Hom.^th^  P'"_e_»j^de"^t__^'j numerous" pieces" of cutgiass, "silver
for shaving 16 eta.; |hair cutting, 25 j Synod, and Pastors A. C. Karkau from ct8.; shampooing, 25 ct».; massage, 25 i Freeport and A. Keller from Lynbrook. eta. I Beaides several solos  the  choir   from
>¦   Christ Churcli, Freeport, rendered the   t„ h^, husband a gold watch
Italians Celebrate ^P^f'"' ^"'"'"«=•   . Hereafter   services
I will be held regularly every Sunday at
ware   and   furniture.     The
present  to   his  bride was a   platinum
bar pin set with diamonds and her gift
copal Church here, with his son, Henry, was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hall in this village on Tuesday. Mr. Comp¬ ton and hia aon are making an extend¬ ed automobile tour and stopped here to renew old acquaintances. He en joyed a very successful pastorate here about twenty years ago, and was very groom-s .^"''''y impressed with the marvelous , ^-^^ 'growth of the village aa well aa with its increaaing attractiveness.
Funeral services of .Mrs. C'aHaandrl^ Smith, aged 77 years, were held Moo day afternoon at the hotne of half daughter, Mrs. Jere S. DeMott, Leon*; ard Avenue. Mrs. Smith passed awayi .Saturday after an illness from pneil<4^ monia. Beaides lier daughter she id aurvived by three sona, George BennetH Smith and Sidney D. Smith, both ofl Freeport, and Benjaniin Smith of Bell'M more,
ber 22.
Misa Mollie Dl-aper  left on Tueadny to pursue another year's  atudy at   the Tewkabury    School,    Scarsdale, N. Y.
Anderson.-
An entertainment of   an   attractive
Moses Hunt and family, who spent the Summer at High Hill Beach, have j returned to their Winter home at Port | Orange, Fla. ;
Columbus Day ji„.45 ^   „,     The Bible School   meets Columbus Day wa^ observed by   the j at 2:30 p. m.    The catechetical   class
Italian reaidenta of Freeport on Thurs day with a celebration at Colum¬ bus an J Bennington Avenues. Law¬ yer Albin N. Johnson, ex-president of the Freeport Board of Education, delivered an address to a large crowd assembled, and a good display of fire¬ works took place late in the evening. A greased pole climbing contest for a prize at the top kept the crowd enter¬ tained.
CARD OF THANKS Editor Nassau County Review:—
We wish through your papar to ex¬ press our sincere appreciation of the loving sympathy expresaed by so many friends and neighbors. We cannot thank thetn all in person, but it has meant mueh to us in our bereavement. Mrs. Rowland H. Mayland and family.
AAvartlMWiMot
CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Charles H. Woodford and fam¬ ily wish to thank all friends for tbeir kindness in their late bereavemant.
AdvartlainMBt.
     Miss Helen G., daughter.     ,       ,.      , ,,      ,    ,
The presents to the rfiatron and | of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Anderson, j "«'""''»»j'^*" ""^/'K'^'l fo""'he bene- George Lutz of tha U. S. S. New maid of honor were gold bar pins, to | has entered Putnam Hall, Poughkeep-1 ^* °'-l.^ "[.®'",^" °V9°"'P^"y ^."' -^, York ia enjoying a ten days' leave of tlie best man, gold   watch   chain,   and   gje   taking   a   year's   preparatory    to ! "y '*'*"'^"'^'^^   ^""''¦"''y ""<^ ^'" ^^   absence at the home of his parenta.
to the ushers belts with silver buckles. I Vassar : *'"*" '" ^^^ *'*" "" ^'""''' '^^•'- 'o"'"''- 	
Miss Miller is a popular member   of I   I row night,   Saturday, at 8 P. M.     Ad
the younger set of Freeport, belonging I     Last   Friday   waa   the   birthday   of   miasion is 25;cents. to  several   luncheon    and    afternoon j Mrs. Frank S. Snedeker,  sr. ;   it   was |
  .clubs.    She is   an   active   member  of; also the regular ineeting day of oneof   Suffragists Meet At the laat regular meeting   of   the
Methodist.-Next   Sunday   morning . tbe Bayview Tennis Clob and has tak-I the clubs of which ahe   is   a   member at Merrick   Village Board of Trustees, Street Com-
and which she had prepared to  attend 31 '»ierriCK "< aubmitted the   follow-
this week.    Before the arrival of   the i     A   meeting   of the Suffrage Club of auto which was to convey   her   to   the   Merrick will be held next Friday,   Oc-
meets at the chapel Wednesdays at 4 o'clock. Everyone is cordially wel come to all our services.
Dr. Curtice will speak on "The Secret en an active intereat in outdoor sports of a Bad Bargain." The evening top- She is also an enthusiastic worker ir ic will be "A Man." It is hoped these j the   societies   connected   with   the M
sermons will be, in the best sense of E. Church, where she teaches a class ! meeting, however , about twenty-five | tober 20, at 2:30 p. m., at the home the word, entertaining. Bat their , in the Sunday School and is one of the I members and friends of the club of Miss Phebe Bunker, Merrick Ave- special object will be to bring bome to   superintendents of the Junior League, i walked in   and   surprised   her.     Many | nue.    The Club would be glad   to have
There will be a fire teat next Wed- Deaday night, October 18, at 7 p. m., Olive boulevard and Main Street. J. M. Fira Extinguiaher; everybody cose. Oar local dealera, Geo. Bennett Smith, Geo. V. Sloat, Inc., and Mil¬ ton Forenan.
Advwtlsemeut.
tbe minds of tbe people some facts' Mr.Thompson is an attorney-at-law, overlooked, some truths not fully ap-1 with offices in Montague Street,Brook- predated, yet facts and truths of vital ! lyn; he has served full time as a mem- importance in our every day life. j ber of the 23rd Regiment, was presi¬ dent of the Freeport Club in 1915, ia an active member of the Bayview "Ten nie Club.    Fraternally,  he is associat
      J,  ..„ .„ „_.„w._.    time   was   spent  around   the   festive
ed with the  Sooth  Shore Yacht  Club I board.    After lonch cards  and  domi-
The regular monthly business and social meeting of the Epworth League will  be  held  next  Tuesday evening,
Sembtr. ^I'e iivi'ttd to^'r^emember'Tlte i ••"^ Massapequa Lodge 822: F. and A. | noes were played until the   middle   of Members are invited to remember  tbe , ^     pomiciiy he is an active Repub-   the  afternoon,   when   ice   cream   and
lican and has always taken an interest I cake was served.    The guests  depart- in local affairs, having served as   Dis- j ed after wishing Mrs. Snedeker  many
remembrances were received by   Mrg. iall   friends  of   the work present with
Snedeker from her  uninvited   goesta. j them.
The   viaitors   had   thoughtfully   made 	
careful preparations and brought their | "America for Americans"
lonch with them and in   a   very   short { while tablea  were   set   and   a   joyous ]
St. Paul's  Episcopal   Church,   Reii,i Adelbert J. Smith, deacon  in   chargejf residence, 22 Henry Street;  telephon*i 1128-M.     The celebration of the   Hoiy| Communion  will be held at 7:30 a. m, j instead of 8 aa  heretofore   with   Rev, Roy   Farrell   Dulfield,   archdeacon   of ! this diocese,  as   the   celebrant.      Th* ; regular   morning   prayer   and   sermoit< I will be held at   10   o'clock   with   Re*. i Mr. Smith in charge.     Sunday   Schoot^ aervice at 11;30 a. m.,    following   tht
Improve Sidewalks I chorch.
'     ("ominencing next Wednesday  even* i ing, October   18,   regular   Wednesday; evening   servicea   of   evening   prayaM ... ionly    will   be   inaugurated.      At   tbw
mg speciai report regarding   improve- ^1^,,^ „f   ^his   service   choir   rehearsal
will be held, at which time new mem'j ,,     .     ^^    ,, ,. L- .   , .,       ,        bers    will   be   heartily   welcomed   by
walks in the Village   which I found to   ^^^.^ -^ charge of the church music, be impassable:
I To Buikl and
ment of aidewalka: I beg to report the
following  side-
collection for the Christmas box.
AttbePlasa week of Oct. lltb: Monday, Theodore Roberta in "Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo," £arl Williams in "The Scarlet Runner." Tuesday, Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgeley in "Tbe Love Maak." WedneMlay. Or rin Johnaoo in "Tbe Light at Duak." Tboraday, Bdmwid BreeM and Ormi HawUy in "Tbe Weakneas of Strength." PrMay, Qail Kane in "Paying tbe Price." Saturday. Mar- gaeritw Clark in "Molly Make Be¬ lieve." Speeial maaic every evening under tbe peraonal direction of Mr. I,.oait Baer, formerly mMieal director of Park and Keltb'a Theatrea, Boaton.
Try my apeciai box of cut flowera, 75c fur tbe weekend. C. R. Ankera, floriat, Rockville Centre, L. I.: tele- phcne e>M)Dection; delivery anywhere.
LUTHERAN LAYMEN MEET A notable meeting of laymen from all the Lut|heran Churches in this vi* cinity waa held on iVednerday evening' in Brooklyn Hall. Aboot 100 men sat down to tbe tastily arranged ftables which were literally covered with I good tbinga of every description.
trict Committeeman of the   10th   Dis¬ trict.
Epworth League
Entertains Teachers
The teachers of the Freeport Schools were the greets of the Epworth Lague
After  the  singing of   ^ America" ] of'ibeM.'E. ChaVcb'Wed'neiday ev'en'
and prayer, the president of the Men's Club of Christ Church, Freoport, Wil¬ liam Gormley, gave a short addreas of welcome. The speaker of the even- ig, Judge Robert Roy of tbe Kings Coanty bench, waa introdoced by Paator A. C. Karkaa of Freepert. Judge Roy's forceful worda were lis¬ tened to witb great eagerness and re¬ ceived repeated   applause.    He  spoke	
of tbe great debt the  world owes  to I
the Reformation and the doty of all i Speed, romance, power, adventure; men to be interested actively in that | you'll find tbem all in Greater Vita- institution   which   alone  can   reclaim j graph's   super-serial,     "Tbe   Scarlet
ing. A musical program, given by Messrs. Arthur Bender. Cornelitia Van Reas and Harold E. Brown, and read¬ ing by Miaa Suaia George, were great¬ ly enjoyed. Gamea and refreshments followed. The purpose of the even¬ ing—that everybiody shoald meet everybody elB«—waa well accomp- Iiahed.
happy retorns of the day. Among those present W3re: Mrs. Ernest S. Randall, Mrs. Gilson H. Raynor, Mrs. Fred Bishop, Mrs. Alvin Sprague, Mrs. Myron Johnson, Mrs. LeRoy Smith, Mrs. Fred S. Howell, Mrs. Paul Dick¬ erson, Mrs. ^ William H. Post, Mrs. Daniel Morriion, Mrs. Charles Wil¬ liams, Mrs. Jacob Post. Mrs. Wal¬ ter M. Nichols, Mrs. Clinton M. Flint. Mrs. Henry S. Starr, Mrs. Fred Lee, Mrs. Frank E. Rose, Mrs. Edmund T. Cheshire, Mrs. John Sellars, Mrs. Daniel Harrington, Mrs. Wallace R. Post and Mra. Frank S. Snedeker, jr.
(Special Contribotion) Dr. Madison C. Peters lectured on ' Wednesday evening in the Baptist { Church on "Can America Remain i American?" Dr. Peters is a great! logician, a magnificent orator and be < was greeted by a large gatberingj that' gave close attention to the lecture. In ' the   coorse of his address  Dr.   Peters :
said   that  the   public schaoi   was   the^^®*°*' ,.   .    a ,a     a„
great   tea-her of American   idealism. •     "• «• '=°''"«'" Rorterfitld and Bayview
corner Smith and   Long   Beacb B. e. corner Roae and Long Beach n. e. corner Smith and   Long  Beach 8. e. corner Newton Blvd and Henry
Street, to Williams' atable   (ahoold be
filled in).
s. w.   corner   Merrick     Road     and
Roosevelt (weeds)
s. e. corner Merrick Road and Roose- |
velt (weeds)
8. w. corner Whaley Street and Long \
Beach (grass and weeds) n. e. coroner Rose and   Long   Beach
At    the   Koyal   Theatre   Satarday,| October   14,   William    E.    Shay   and Claire   Whitney   will   be   featured   in "The Holing Paasinn," a drama inflve reels, produced by Herbert Brenon   inj the     West     Indies.     "Just    As   Hm Thought," a comedy in  one  act,   tnfl "For    Her   Good   Name,"   a   two-actl drama, will also be shown.
rade;
Ruth Carlson, 5th and 6th Gradeaf! Mrs. Frances Carter, Sth Grade; Jof^ ephine Finger, 4th Grade; Mrs. Floyd R.n.l.ll   ith llrmA.- Tfiith   Ifiii:.-   a..m.'
Federal courts alone should  attend  to
this,   and no one  be  mads a  citisen
Eldridge.—John  K.   Eldridge    and \ within six months of an election.     A
family have engaged the Arthur  Wil-  rising  vote of  thanks was given   the
son cottage on West Merrick Road for  doctor.  Rev. Mr. Scott supporting tbis
SCHOOL NOTES The following is a complete   list  oi^ ' the faculty of Roosevelt Public School t| Gertrude   M.    Westervelt,     principal greai  teainer oi American  "aealism. ;•¦;""¦"-• "-"-"-^^^ Bertha E. Kirley.  Itki
tion.    He advocated restricted  immi-   p,", ^j.^uTzSO  f[   o'n Third  Pui2   «•"''•". "»> tirade; Ruth Kiilian. 8r*, gration and that the period for natara.f;"'=«g(;^^'2^0 J^^^ ^'""i Grade;   Marjorie  Craig.   3rd  Gradef
lization should be   extended   and   that I'"5lJ^_iV" f" , "'"'''^      .*'. I Edna M.   Phillips.   2nd   Grade;   Mr*.
] ,Sosan Bentley,   2ad  Grade;   Plorane«|
I Stiles, 1st Grade; Clara L.   Ketchon,
1st Grade; Marion Prall, kindergarteib]
There bave been three new memberif
added to the faculty   since   last  yearj
: namely. Misses Marjorie Craig,   Flor<p
'ence Stiles  and   Miss   Ruth  Carlaoo*
Miaa   Westervelt, principal,   is  agail^
s"bould''be"'mide'cTtiiVnV " Th7t'"tbi ! l[- °° ^""K .^""^^ Avenue about
onTy"me"n"o"ra"p"pr^;edch7ra"c"^r «"d!    «" no'"> side   Long  Beach  Avenue
with  sincere re^rd  for  tbe country  •««»«•»•«" P'«\ <7«»«^-  "^"t   200 - '' ' ft. on Long   Beach Avenue about   300
ft. on Lena Avenue and   about 150 ft. on Hanson Place).
Respectfully submitted, Melvin 8. Bond, Street Commissioner.
Ranner," by C. N. and A. M. Wil- liamaon, fcAtaring Earle Williams. Twelve complete epiaodea of clean, baman, heart-throbbing adventores and mystwiee. (Every adventure holds yoar attention and carries yoor oodi- vided interest. Twelve beaatiful h<r- oioea, roosiog adveotares. baffling mysteriea, times the punch of the ord-
Mioa ElMBor 8. Roe, 296 Pine Street, will ep«i kindergArten claaa OD Mvsiaf, Oetohwr IC
and reform those wbo  bave gone  aa- trjay, namely the church.
After the addreaa of the evening tbe constitation committee made ita report. Tbis report gava rise to a lively debate. At tbe next meeting of tbe Society a conatitotion in har¬ mony with tbe opinion which pre¬ vailed at the meeting Wedneaday will tie preaented and oflicers will be {inary aerial elected. atory.    See    tbem   all  at  the   Plau
Daring the evening music was  fur- j Theatre, Freeport. commencing Mon.. niahad by tba Glae aub of   GbHet Oct 16.
Charch and by an Ediaon diamond disc i AtMrWiiMiai
phonograph. 	
The next meeting will   be   held   in      Hava 12600. MOOOaad 14000 to loan Hempatead. I on bond   aad   mortgata.    Jahaooa  4
—  jJohBooB. lawyata, Pfaapwt. N. Y.
(Coatinacd en pace 8) '
i tbe Winter.    Tho Wilsons will   spend | in a short but able speech.    Rev.   UfA    A resolution waa passed, as noted in ; boarding at tbe bome of   Mrs.   Heina* ' the season in Brooklyn. I Breckenridge.   pastor  of the  cbonrb, | our last issue, that the property  own- ! man on Clinton Avenae. j
i   i presided. jers should have the work done   within;     The honor roll  pupils   will   be dl*»-
—  ; 20 days; failing to do this, the  Street  missed tbis year at 3 p. m. on Fridaya
H. and F. Campaign Commissioner win   do   the   work   and | instead of 2 JO p.   m.    Those  not  on
Club Busy ' **••.«**•* *** ••••¦•ed against the  prop-, the honor roll will remain  until   3:10
The regular meeting  of the Hughes j   ! **
and Fairbanka Campaign Club will be
tbe season in Brooklyn
Johnson.—Edgar Johnson of 217 Smith Street, has charge of the Doubleday-Page booth at tbe Nation- nal Dairy Show at Springfield.   Mass.
Gelding.—Mrs. John E.   Golding'is
The accur«icy tests will be continoed j
r^i-ftP'•"'""'" ™'"'" lH"it^'^^
SUmford, Conn
Raynor. — Misa   Martha     Raynor,   headquarter* will addreas tbe members
whan stepping back *nddenly Saturday  At tbe meeting laat week former Di*-
Eaeh epieode a eompleU 1 at Main Street, and Olive  Boulevard. ! trict Attorney Franklin   A.   Cole*  of
slipped and fell, striking ber bead and j Glen Cove and Williara S. Pettit. pre
cauaing a eevere shock.
Braren.—A daughter, Gertrode Mil¬ dred, waa bom to Comeliaa D. and Gertmda Rucker Braren on Monday, Octobers.
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Street,   this  Friday    evening,    wben |    There was something for nearly ev- |„|d the last two days of every moiatlkj promiment    speaker*    from    County i erybody to attend in Frecport on Wed-1     xhe   premium   check*    from
neaday evening,    tbe   lltb   inat..   the , Qo.,n,.N,„.n Agricultural following evenu being ecbeduied:        j tion will be received *oma time wit
Convention of Lotharan* of Freaport the next few week* when they will i aad vicinity at Brooklyn Hall. diatributed among the prise
Reception by tbe   Epwortb   League      p|re   Prevention   Day,   Oatabar ot the M. E. Church to tbe teacher* of j ^^ obaerred in  tbe  echool*  Me the public *cbool. i with *hort Ulks and also tbe hoidlngl
Beefsteak dinnar at the South Shore | g,, ^nis in the afternoon.      X" <!C Tacbt Clab Hooae. Columbua Day being a legal holidajti
Lecture by Rev.   Madiaon C. Petera   the school* wera cloaed all day. on "America for  Americans" at tha .mmmmb
Bapti*t Chorch. (Continaad an page'J>)
•ident of tbe Civic Club* of tbe Town of Hempatead, addresaed tbe meeting.
Satarday evening, October 14. the Clob will attend, in a body, tha ban¬ ner raiaing at Baldwin.
Next Wedneaday evening, the 18th. tbe Chib will attaad a aimilar event at Boaasvert.