Nassau County Review 19100610

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Freeinrt Official Paper
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1910
Vol. XV, No. 33
FRCCPORT   NEWS Wiillam   crevoiserat is back at   his
  position in Raynor's   shoe store again,
Freeport Chapter,    R. A. M., is now ' "stcr a Suort inness.
closed for the summer season. I     „,     . . „
  '     The  W.   C.   T.   U.   will meet   with
Mr. E. V. Baldwin has  gone to East i Mrs.   Roe, Porterfield   Place,   Monday
Straudsburg, Pa., for her health. i afternoon, at 3 p. m.
Board of Trade
The annual meeting of the   Board of |
Fraternity   Hall :
President  Foster
Village Trustees
At the regular meeting of the Board '
Local Topics
Mrs. Charles A, Sigmond has re¬ tumed from the Women's Hospital in New York, much impro'ved in health.
See adv. of Gillies, Campbell & (."o. in this issue of cottages and bungalows for eale at Woodcleft.
HYMENEAL STL'DLEV    RHODES.    | "^ *
Trade   was   held  in    Fratemitv   Hall ' „ • , "       . "=" i      ^^^"^   ^^^   announcements   of   your!     Mi.^s   Florence L. Rhodes,   daughter
u/f°lJo,;o,:,!7J    p":,"I!!f V^^^^ ; merchants in this   issue.     Many a dol-   of Captain   Andrew   Rhodes,    of   this
ing  the   bond  of   the T. A.   Gillespie   'ar has been saved by a careful perusal   place,   and Alphonse    Studley, of Lyn-
of a merchant's   ad.    When a business   brook, were^niarried    Monday  evening u  J •  .. 1   xl      tt,    . IT   • • , i-        *   u T, ¦ . man advertises   for your   patronage he   at the iiar^onaee  of   the M   E   Church
had interviewed   the   Western   Union i cial meeting of the previous Friday ev-   „„.   «„i„   ;,ac   „ ii,L   cf   „.ct.   ru.,r   t   \       \\--\    n-t.     ,„.¦,>,      u Telee-ranh   Co   who had exnressed   un-i      ' a *T -a      i.t     a- ¦ °     ""'^   "^^   ^''"'^   °^   ^"^'^^   ^^^^   by Kev. V\.:A.  Richard.    Miss Blanche
wmin/ifess   to nut On another   man at' ^"'"^-    ^^^^"^  considerable  discussion   "speaks" but there   may be some arti-   Rhodes, a sister of the bride,   attended vvillingness   to Put on another   man at, ^^^ ^     j^.^ ^j^ ^^ articles listed   that' you
the   railroad   depot as   their  business • •'
Wednesday evening, presiding.
Railroad   Committee   reported   they j Company was continued   from the spe-
The Review had a pleasant call from : D. Wesley Pine is foreman of the Editor Hoag ofthe Suffolk County June Grand Jury now in session at New.s, of Sayrille, Tuesday afternoon.   ¦ Mineola, and Roland M. Lamb is clerk.
Richard Van Wicklen, jr., better known as "Buster" has been-very sick for the past week, but is now improv¬ ing.
NuEjent's original airdome on Grove street, opposite the Freeport Club House, will open next Saturday even¬ ing, June 18.
The annual fair of the Baptist Church is to be held on the church lawn Wednesday afternoon and evening, June 22; supper served from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Carman Smith of Ridgewood, N. J., with her two children, has re¬ turned home after a vi^it with her brother, George S. Weyant, and other relatives in the village.
here did not warrant it at present. i meeting Wednesday evening.
It was resolved to appoint a commit- •     The  application  of F.   Nugent   for tee of seven to be  known as the Board   F^ermission to give a fireworks   display of Governors of the Board of Trade, to I two nights in the   week at his airdome act in connection  with the   Exectutive I on Grove street took the same course. , . Committee to transact   business of the |     The  petition of Lyman W. Taft   for
The  boilers  for the addition to   the   goard between the  times of meetings, j appointment  as fireman   at the  power power   house,   on   which  depends  our  ^^f, j house, was laid on the   table,    pending
Committee on Public Health submit- completion of work at the powerhouse, ted a written report and strongly rec-1 The following applications were ommended the installation of a sewer granted : Permission ty build cement system in our village. sidewalks,   A.B.    Smith,   Bedell   St.,
It was decided to appoint a commit- and Pauline Stevens, Roosevelt Place; tee of three to take up the question of for use of water, Cadman H. Freder- sewers in conjunction with the Law icks, Rutland Road; for electric light. Committee and to prepare the matter JohnJ. Freiiingsdorf, West Merrick in such form that it   may he presented   Road
chance   for   getting have' arrived.
day   electricity.
The New York Telephone Company is putting a lot of its wires under¬ ground and at preaent is placing pipes along East Merrick Road for this work.
desire her, while the groom was attended by and that it may be advantageoiisj'to Emory Do.xsey, jr.. of Lynbrook.! The buy at this time. bride was   formerly   .i.-^sistant   village
^.j^^j^ y^^^^   j^^^^    resigned  her   position
Please send us word when yon do not   at   a   May meeting,    and the   vacancy
get your paper on time.    All   Freeport   cau.sed was filled by her   sister.    They
papers are sent to the postoffice before   will   reside at Lynhrook,    where   .Mr.
three o'clock Friday afternoon, and we   Studley is eng.-iged in business.
want you to get them   promptly.    The " 	
postoffice people naturally  are not por- GOTTSCH- -NUNNS.
feet in their deliveries, "although they A jiretty home wedding occiirredat probably try to be, and the same with 'lie residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas us, but if you will just 'phone or send B. N'unns. Bayview avenue, Monday, a postal when the paper does not arrive   when Chris. II. Gofts'h, of   New Hyde
Miss Chloe Raynor has been engageil as stenographer for the Committees of the Firemen's Carnival, Parade and Tournament, with oflice at the Smith & Levy building.
we will gladly forward another copy.
One of our subscribers takes us to task for failing, as ho remarked, to publish   all    thar   happenetr:     It   was
The  dog catcher was nesday.      The   Review
around   Wed- will   g!ve   a
H. J. Mittel,   Kast Ave. ; C. E
to the   ta.xpayers at   the  next   annual Corby, Grove St. and Lena Ave. ; Isaac fortunate for this particular inrlividiial
elections—"not to stop until something W.    Perminto,     Grand   Ave.;    Frank that  discretion   occasionally   demands
is accomplished". Hayes, Nassau and Ray St. the    omission   of    unpleasant    items.
The   Secretary's   report  showed 182       Ross & Randall Co.    requested    that Should we jiublish all that is told to us
active and 18 honorary members. William H. Bentley,   night   watchman we would probably be with   the angels
.Election  of officers being called for, at their   lumber   yard, be   appointed a in about twenty minutes   after our pa-   ijorted gown and   carried a bouquet   of
President Foster was re-nominated. special    village     otiicer;    referred   to pers were mailed.    We try to print all   white roses.    She was attended l.y lit-
Park, and Miss Louise F. Nunns were wediled. The home was beautifully decorated with daisies and jessamine. The ceremoMV was performed al .'i.SO ¦ /clock by Ki'\- \V. .\. Richard, iiastor of tho M. K. (*urch, the bridal party entering the room to the strains of Mendelssiih'i's wedding inarch, played iiy Miss Grace Bahier, <if Brooklyn. The   briiie wore a beautiful    white im-
Mr.     Foster,
brief
Freeport Council, Jr. O. U. A. ia arranging for a class initiation latter part on June 24th, and are plan¬ ning to make it a big time. They hope to have the largest Council in the state when this list of new members is ad¬ ded.   "
,      ...      t     ,u     eru, ""•     -"---',    •¦¦   "   "•-'     speech,   President Gunning. items   that   are news, or that    v..i,vn-
year s subscription tor the   first  Photo  jj^j^^j^^j ^h^. jj^g^j^jj^j.^ f^,. jj^^   courtesy      The   application   of   a Mr.   Everton courage, help or cheer   any of our citi- ot his outht,   suitable   tor   newspaper   of re-tlection   for  several   succeessive   for   permission to hypnotically   "puta  zens along life's rugged road.    We   all
^^ Reproduction, left at this oflice. ^.^^.^^^ .^^^^ g^^^^gj ^j^^^ ^^ ^,j^,  ^^^^ ^^gj^.^   per.son   to sleep" in a store   window in
thej                            " are-election,   although   having the in-. the village was denied unanimously.
Mra. I. J. Schultz sailed Saturday terests of the village at heart, he would ! President Gunning reported having on the steamship Amerika, Hamburg- not refuse, should the members think inspected in connection with Chief En- American line, for Hungary, taking it for the best interest of the Board. gineer of the Fire Department and W. with her her young son. "They will MV. J. B. Hibbard was also nominal- B. Cozzens, builder, the proposed "Al- spend several months there, visiting ed for President, but stated he would pine" hotel, corner West Merrick Road relatives. not   accept,   thinking Mr. Foster
man best fitted for the honor.
Mrs. Henry Kamp of Brooklyn came Messrs.   Jones, Tree, Wallace,   Bur-  requires  that   there   shall be ten bed-
doubtless would enjoy reading "all the news" when it's about the other fel¬ low, but our policy is to'turn over to the gossips tlie spreadiiiig of scandals that only leave sorrow in their trail.
I notice the   assessors in Hempstead
tie Miss Charlotte Christ, daughter of Supervisor and .Mrs. Philip .I. Christ, of North Hempstead, as ;!uwer girl, and by Kdward F. Niinns, a brother to the bride, and Master Marcus (.'hrist, the groom's nephew, and a son ot' Sup¬ ervisor and .Mrs. Christ.
Mr. GoUsL'ii<is ill business at New Hyde Park. .Mrs. Gott.sch has been for several months in the local office of
the  and Bay View avenue,   and stated that   village have doubled every   assessment   ^},p  Nassau & Suffolk   Lighting   Comy^ , it did not conform   with the law which   of property for the   coming  year's tax   pj,„y ^ ' ,
Mrs.   Belknap   will   give a dance at Fraternity   Hall this   Friday   evening;     Mrs. Henry Kamp of Brooklyn came       Messrs.   Jones, Tree, Wallace,   Bur-  requires  that   there   shall be ten bed-   levy.    This is the same   idea Rockville June 10, rather than Saturday evening . up Saturday to stay over   Sunday with   idgh   and Van Nostrand made   favora-; rooms,   exclusive of those  occupied by   Centre has followed   for several years,
ind makes the tax rate look very much lower, without any hardship on anyone. At Rockville Centre for instance, the taxes are really higher than in Free- port,   but  owing to the   rate of asses-
as announced last week, for tho.se who her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. ble comment on the presidency of Mr. i the proprietor's family and servants, took part in the recent entertainment Rider of Wallace street. Sunday her Foster, who finally consented to serve, and in this case there were only five. for the benefit of the Episcopal Church : little daughter Helen, who accompan- The remaining officers were elected Under the circumstances no further ac- of the Transfiguration. ied her, fell off the   stoop at the Rider   as follows :   First vice president, J. B.   tion was to be taken.
,       .                                  , residence, and sprained  her arm.    Her   Hibbard; second vice president, Doug-       Upon the  applications of Night Ofii- Rev.    I'. O.   Cunningham,   formerly ^ mother,    accompanied   by   Mr. Kamp,   las   Lawrence;   recording     secretary,   cer Elmer E. Kaynor it was decided to ment they look lower.     For  instance a pastor of the Baptist  Church, IS inter  , who came up  from   Brooklyn   Sunday, ] Edm. T. Cheshire; financial secretary,   purchase a copy   of  the   code   of  civil man owning a hou.se on  Rockville Con- Sunday after-i J. D. Kiefer; treasurer,   Thomas Bur-  procedure and the penal case, and Clerk tie would he asse.ssed   .'flUin,   and   his [ leigh.                                                               i Shea was directed to   attend to having'tax   rate of 9U cents  would   make   bis At this   time the newly-elected   offi-   the cells in the jail room painted. tax   bill    l?9.;i0;   the   samo    house   in cers   made short addresses   and a very       It was voted to temoorarily  transfur Freeport would be assessed   $SU(i and a jirosperous year was predicted.                  $1000 from   the  water to street   fund, tax   rate  of  .$1.10  would   make   the
The   Yale Newa     nublished at  New   >^ *y^*,.j,.t.,...^i=^*j.,^..,,^t.c*^,,r„^c^.     Sewerage   came in for ^ large  share   and $.500 to general   fund.    After aud- amount ho had to pay $8.80    less than
Haven   Conn      June 2  announcea   the ^"^""'''^ ?''^'*' '"''"i;!;''"^ ^^'""'°'''*'*^''   of'I'scussion and the  members seemed   iting between 30 and 40 bills, totalling at   Rockville   Centre;   in   Hempsteail
election of h'e   MacDon'ild    1911   to   '"   ^P®*^'*'*'   <=^"-     Extensive  prepara-   ,„.|a„jn,„„s   j^   j^e   opinion that a sys-  nearly   $2000,   for routine   work,   thc this .same propertv  would   t'ro'iably be
thf,   Pdifnrini Rmird of the   1 aw Tonr    t'0"8^ad been made.    During the din-1 te,„ shouij be in.stalled.    This state of''Board adjourned to Wednesday evening. :is.sessed for :rU;0(t but the tax rate be/
ner solos were sung by John F. Dillon,   jjfjai,.^, jg recognized as becominc imper-       At the adjournal   meeting   Wednes- '       ' ¦      ¦    '•
accompanied   by the Richter's   orches-   ^tive, and with commendable foresight-' day   evening,    the   matter   of the ap tra of New York.     After  dinner   they   g^jness the Board is   thus   endeavoring ' pointment of a trustee to   fill    the   va-
entered the ball room, which was elab-   to protect the health of the community, i cancy   caused  by   the  failure of Fred advantage,    of   the   lower  rate   is the
orately decorated with Howers and col-  y^ g^od live committee is handling   the   Ertell, who was elected at the last vil- effect of its comparison with neighbor Rube  Welch,    familiarly   known  as'oi's of the day, where they danced until   (jyggtjoj,.                                                        : Iage election, to qualify,  was taken uo , ing village rates.
"     " midnight.    Both  A. E.   Frost, propri-      It was decided to  anooint a commit-¦ and   Dr.   Frank  A.   Myricl   of South
ested   in a patent   filing 'envelope   for ! returned home with her scraps from newspapers, etc.     It is by ! noon.
far ahead of anything we  have seen in ,	
thia   line  and should meet   with a big       Mr.   and   Mrs.   John   McKibbin   of sale. New York  celebrated   their   fifteenth
anniversary at the Crystal Lake House ,
pi
OBITUARY
.lOSKI'll (IhU.MoND. The funeral servii'es of .losi.'t^h (ler- mond were held .Saturday evening from his residence. West Merrick Road. Freeport Council, Jr. O. U-. A. .M., and Ever Ready Hose Company, of which Mr. Germond had beeu a mcmbtr for years, attend*' 1 thc spr^ ices in a body. .Mr. Germond was hO years old and had resided in Fre<'pnri for about 20 years
BALDWIN
Regents and grade ex being held at the.schools
iiiii'.aiions are this week.
nal. Mr. MacDonald has always been interested in newspaper work and should make good in his new appoint¬ ment.
ing about 50 or tiO cents on a hundred dollars would make the cost about the same.    The advantage,   and
the "Mayor of Woodcleft  Beach," has
assumed the management of the Opera  ^^or, and G. A. Sloane, manager, were  ^gg ^^ ^^j^ y^^j, the Board of Trustees : Main street was   unanimously   elected
A t.'ioonlight sail will be held_3to Point Lookout by fhe B. B. C. o:i the only Saturday evening. Jyne 2.0, boats^leav- 'ing Bedell's dock at S o'clock, with dancing at Kllison's [tavilion. The committee are Chester Ellison, Ches¬ ter Carman and Austin Joy.
Houae   for Mr.   Sigmond.    Vaudeville ' highly complimented for the service of and moving pictures  are   given   every   the evening.
evening,   and   large   vaudeville  show i      . ^  ,, ^. .\,     ,.,    ,,    „
Saturday evenings, including members I     ^t  the  meeting   of  the  !•.   H.   S. ef the summer colony. | Alumni     Association   at   the    Grove
._         ._ -    Street   School   Saturday   evening  the
If you are interested in securing i following officers were elected for the strawberries, for canning, etc., 8ee|«"«"'"K year: President, G. Cliff ord Hart's adv. in the Review thiis week.   ! ^¦°'y«'" '^^' ^^^^ president,   Miss Nor
BELLMORE
requesting them to forbid   the sale and \ for  the   balance of the   official   year.
use of pistols in the village on July 4th : Dr. Myrick was called  up   and a short
for   celebration.    Committee,   George ; time   later   appeared,   took his oath of F. Schaardt has rented   his house to
Wallace,  Rev. E. O. Tree,  William P. : office and sat  during the  remainder of Mr. Whitney and frffeily of Merrick.
Jones, Mr. Van Nostrand and Dr. Wit- j i-he'seasioh.
mer.                                                                      A very   important matter   that was Advance   Hook,    l.adder  &   Kngine
        •                      takfln   up at the fmeeting   was that of Company expect to attend   the tourna-
At DaSilva's                        ' ^^^ returning of the   bond of the T. A. ment at Mineola on June 21. and bring
' Gillespie Co.. who had   the contract of home several prizes-as usual.
Anyone who requires drugs or the compounding of prescriptions will be interested in Smith & Bedell's ad in this issue. It
man K. Samnions  '07 ; secretary,   Hil-'     Money refunded at once and without i jj^yj^j-y^g .72.inch  pipe   line   through bert R.   Johnson   '06; treasurer,   Miss , question on all purchaiee   found unsat- \ Ngggau County for the City.    In a let-
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the .M. E. Cbni'cli heid its final meeting of the season last Friday afternoon. The president of the Aux¬ iliary, Mrs. William D. Tuckey, was ill charge of fhe program, the subject being "(,'hristian Missions in Chind.'* A pleasant social time followed the program.
—i
Helen W. Merrill '01; historian,   Ste phen B. Story '07.
It was   decided to have   the   annual banquet at the Cryatal   Lake House on
C. A. Fulton has closed  his store at  Wednesday evenirig, June 22.
Freeport and has on hand a lot of high '     The annual baseball   game  with the   and up
isfactory.    Lower pricefe, too. ¦ tg^ that was before the   Board last ev-
For Summer Amusement and Comfort. ! gning  the G
Croquet Sets, $1.Q0, $1.25, $1.75 and ' j|.g attorney '^•^^' , ^ ^   „     .„„„ I they were willing to complete the work
Hammocks, 50c, $1.00,   $1.50, $2.50 : according to the  contract   from   Bay
An ice cream   and cake sale
be
i beiore tne   Hoaro lasi ev--   ^g,j ^^ ^^e Ladies' Aid   Society of the     u,";; Jillespie Company, through  prgai,yjgrian   Church at   the  home  of  liuhl^ 2 , Chase Mellen, stated that   ^^^  y^  Latimer on Thursday  evening  T.ac,, "
grade stoves which he will  aell at low   F. H. S. team will be played on Satur- prices, from $17 up; can   be   seen   by  day afternoon, June 18. calling at his office. tf \ 	
Fine glass front Cabin Launch, 20 by 7i ft., 2 foot draught, 4 h. p. Vic¬ tor Fairbanks engine with weedless propeller, leather cushions and full equipment. Speed, 7 milea. $300. H. C. Schluter, 33 Merrick Rd., Free- port. 2t
Voting for Carnival King and Queen
j Voting for King and Queen of'the carnival to be held in connection with \ the convention of the Southern New ; York Volunteer Firemen's Association, to be held the first week in October, is
Porch Rockers, $2.69 and $2.98.
Lawn Settees, 98c.
Oil Stoves.
Single Burner Oil Stoves, 50c. •    Double Burner Oil Stoves, 75c.
Favorite  Blue   Flame,   Oil  Stoves, $3.69.
I view to Brookside  avenues to the sat¬ isfaction of the Board, if the   Board at  •n,,^^,^,, „„,. . „„ „„  ..,„,, „ . • ...     .. , J J     ,  .i      .   .t.     rreeport and has on  hand a lot
this   time  would  send a letter  to the ,•;  „. ^ „,u:,.u i,„ „.:n c.«ii .., 1,,,.,
•r.        .       ..   t tt, ..      c       t     c          1   grade  stoves which he will  sell at low Department of Water Supply, Gas and ^ . e   —   -r-,-? ... . „...    i - t .
Rev. William D. Tuckey pastor, will preach   in   the    .Methodist    Episcopal uiulay   niorning.    There lio Ejiworth League  meeting ^t 6:45 (). m.    The   Sunday   School   will hold   Chihhren's   Day   exercises in the church at 7 :3u p. m.   with recitations, C. A. Fulton ha.s closetl his  store a_t  gongs, etc., by the  children,   carols by ^    -        - -•        .    .   the school and other   appropriate num¬
bers included in the program.
of next week, June 16.
>f high
! Electricity, stating that the work in ; the village was entirely satisactory, j which would allow the Company to get ts money which is now  being held up.
prices,   from   $17 up; can   be seen by calling at his office. '      tf
Perfection Blue  Flame Oil  Stoves, .!„ t^e letter that the Company wanted
Mrs. Harry I'. Smith entertained a .Sunday .School Cluh of young ladies from   Union   Congregational   Church.
Elegant and expensive furniture and . "'.''''^y «*!" u^n^^'^'^'t^uT^'"?^'   ^f carpeta will be sold at auction by Wal-, >""?• '" **'i'^i*«'=^, A^°^^^i'5"^"
lace & Abrams,. auctioneers, at Mr. Williamson's residence, comer Bedell and Smith streets, Wednesday, June 15th. See posters for full paHi<:i^|}i^« or write auctioneers for list.        ^^t
The French Shop, which Mr. Leach- ziner has been conducting, haa been discontinued^ and he will carry on the business at his home, where a more perfect   fitting can  be   had.    Mr. E.
Ellis,   the optoii)etrist-optician,     who | LenaGbMer
seem to be working for him against A. B. Wallace,   who is making a hustling '• campaign for the privilege of wearing | the regal gowns.
The      highest,   after   las^bk,.., nights' count, are aa follows: V   p
,       FOR QUEEN:
Minnie Baer 140
New Hyde Park
Bhinche Rhodes 112
Myrtle Fisher '... 64
Prudv Ritchie  5!
$4.75,
New Perfection, 2 burners, $6.75 New Perfection, 3 burners, $8.98 Gasoline Stoves, 2 burners, $3.50
Glassware. Berry Dishes. 2 for 5c. Tumblers, 2 for 5c. Berry Bowls, lOoand up. Flower Vases. 10c. Berry Sets, 25-59e.
Window Screens.
j the  village  to send to the   Water De-
Now that the gate has   been   placed between the tracks.   Agent Smith Is in   Richmond Hili, on .Monday   evening at still more of a dilemma.    He  operates   her home on Harrison avenue.    Games partment  there was no  time  Tpecifi^  ^^e <f'*^« ^i?'"/^^ «^,«*'«" and then has  and   muaic   followed   by an  elaborate in which to have the   work  completed   ^ jump   the fence to reach   the  ea«t-   collatjcm served by the   hostess  helped i and   as no representative of the  Com-  bo«nd   track and must jump back   ajid    o make the evening pass M U„i quick- Ipany  appeared  at the   meeting,     the  open the gate   before  passengers   can   ly.    The   members   returned   home on ! matter   was   laid  over until   the next I meeting. ,
I     A new phase in the matter appeared in a report of  the   Highway  Commis- I sioner S. Foster Sprague, who has been honing the new  boulevard  during  the
cross over.
the 10 o'clock train.
/
has   beea calling   there, can  also be found at 39 Lexingtoo avenue. It
The magnificent $2000 library to be awarded the most poptilar school, hos¬ pital, lodge, club, society or institution in Rockville Centre, Preeport, Hemp¬ stead, Mineola, Lynbrook, Baldwin, Ocean Side and Roosevelt is now on exhibition at C. P. Seaman's dry gooda ¦tore, where yoa are invited to inspect it.    Don't fail to cast as many  ballota
poasible for yoor home institution. ^
  46
I'Mith Sigmoud  24
Jennie Dorloii  30
Far Rockaway
Hortense Mayer  10
FORKING:
Oscar Rhoiles 530
A. B. Wallaoe 891
J. W. Cheshiie ...106
'W.B.Coaaeua  20
H. "Van "Weelden .. .*    S
Babylon PhilPetera .,.|  S
Maspeth '
I. Mttypt.... .X,, m^trtiri,'*...... 10
A. O. AekeMaui... ;   4
have asually paid.
18x33, extended, 23c.
24x33, extended, 25c. . 24x37, extended, 30c.
28x37, extended, 36c.     v
Tanglefoot   Fly    Paper, sheets for 5c.
Flistikon Fly Ribbon, 5c.
Poison Fly Paper, 5c pkg.
Wire Fly Ki^era, 10c.
Othrt- Ne^als.
Watering Cans, 10 to 59c.
Trowels, S to 10c.
Rakes, 12 t*eth, 20c.
3 lb Batter Crocks. IQc.
Latge Stone Juga, 10c.
Copper   Bottom   Wash Boilers, 98c to $1.45.
Chick FounU, 20c to 25e..
DaSilra'a.
The   Epworth   League of the   Bell- The Millburn Literary Society held a
more M. E. Church has  arranged for a regular  meeting on   Tuesday  evening
mixinlight sail to High Hill Beach next at the home of Mr. and   Mrs.    Francis
Saturday,   June   18.    The   "Maggie" W. Miller.    Officers   for   the  ensuing
will leave Bellmore  dock   at 3;30  and year  were   elected as   follows: Presi.
will start from the beach oh the return dent,   Mrs.   Charlea H. Thomas ;   vice
trip at 9 o'clock.    Tickets are 25 cents president,   Francis W. Miller ;    secre-
I.,    ,    .         n                           "i "i "'I  for adults and 15  cents   for   children, tary and treasurer.   Miss   Margaret fi.
block  from   Bayview   avenue to Long, ^^^g ^^ g^       ^ ^^^^^,        p W^'heeler.
Beach  avenue nothing but   sand  w.h                        ^^  Miss Annie Hamilton   ha^Uharge of
double  **>«   exception of a portion   of the  old      ^        „„„t ^j,, commence his regu- douDie  roadbed of Centre street.   On the block
Compare these^prices with what you j p^Bt week.    His report   was "In look-
" j ing  over   the roadway   made over tbe
conduit line in this village I find on the
Miss Annie Hamilton currea^   topics.    The  bubject  of
the
roaaoeo 01 ..entre sireei. ^n ^n^'-" lar trips tc High Hill Beach on June pro^m arrange<l ^.y Mi«s Mary J. between Long Beach avenue andBer-|25. with his power boat "Ruth." Glann, was "Famous Violinists" and f^ . inff'"  ^v. *'*'"^'*''l" *S^B°»*«''*"'**^«^^"'"°'¦«'^'''=''»=^^^ the numbers were as follows: The ^S7A. wiHr ^iL^* C^Pn Pl«rX ">• •*"'' ^=30 p. m.; returning leave the ..Evolution of the Violin ; violin: solo, 25 feet wide. From Bergen Place to ^each at 6:30 a. m. and 3:45 p. m. Nicolo Paganini; Oli Bull; Sar^sate? lOcean.avenue.n good condition except-;Thi«   ,ate trip affords  one a chance  to  violin solo,*The Belgian  ScWl; ^
good I ing near the cross w^ks.    rrom ucean : ^^ay at the beach over night and return  ent   Day   Violinists';   violin   solo, avenue to Grove street m good  condi-  f^^ the carly trains in the moming.       ' pleasant social time followed.
From Ocean
tion. Grove to Church street jn good cotidition. From Church street to Main street is fair thoagh not good. Frmn Main street to Henry atr«et some
Ion FrMport lews oi PMi %
C. A. Falton faas closed  his store at
FOR SALE-Special   Bargains-We
will sell  50  new   Upright I30O Greve   „        .ax. ,.    a    , .   »ui-i.
Pianos, Mahogany, Walnut or Oak for FVeeport and has on hand a lot of hl^h $250 cash, or monthly payment*. Ci^l S**^ '^^"^ "h'ch he will aell at low or send for particulars to GREVE. 16 i pncea, from $17 up; can be seen by Railroad Ave., Freepenrt- 'pbone 46&-w.  ealllog at hla office. Jii ^ •