Nassau County Review 19160609

              Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. v., FRibAY, JUNE 9, 1916
Vol. XX, No. 23
Freeport
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HUNT—KREMELBERG One of tbe prettiest wtdJinga of the
seaBon took place Tuesday,   June 6, at
the   Church   of   Our   Holy Redeemer,
when Irene Lucy,   daughter of George
H. Kremelberg, b'Came the    bride   of
Frederick  Valentine Hunt.    The cere¬ mony   took place at   a   nuptial   Masi,
celebrated by   Rev.    Father   O'Toole.
At 10 o'clock tbe bride entered on the
arm of her father and preceded by the
uiiherg   and .Mrg. T. J. .Moran, as liiat-
ron of honor,   proceeded  alowly   linwn
the   aisle   to  the etraing   of   Mendel-
fl«uhn'a Wedding March,   rendered   by
Mrs. Frank Keogh.    The bridal   party
waa met at the altar liy the groom and
his best man, Bernard G. Kremelberg,
brother of the   bride.    The   ceremony
was moat impresiive   and   during   tbe
Maas, vocal aelections   were   rendered
by   Mrs.   Edward   Keogh.    The   bride
wag gowned m white tulle over   white
satin,   with   court   train   and   veil   of I     J. .Schaefer and family havp returned
tulle   draped   coronet     fashion     and , to 79 East Avenue after spending   the
caught up with orange bloasoros.    She | Winter in Brooklyn.
carried a bouquet of bride's roses   and'     "   -
Mrs, Frank   Baynor ot South   Main   lillies of-the-valley.    Mrs. Moran, the       W. H. Moag of Millertowp.    N. Y.. Street was badly burned about the face I bride's  sister   and  matron   of honor,   is   visiting   his   brother. Dr.    A.   E.   p„^i,, :,,„ r „.,   i „j„„    v.    . ,n and arms last Monday morning,   while L,ore ecrue net with girdle  of   pompa-   Hoag at his   home   242   Sooth   Ocean   ?"„    IJ* ^^"'^   „ ,f*i"^°'i^^ working   over the  stove.    She  shows 1.3- --     oi. f.-^ .. u^.,-':.^. ^,   a„..„« .ber.   of   which   were   in   attendance
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The First National Bank has issued a blouci containing a serviceable Rap- idTransit Map of New York City.
Dr. William H. Runei« bas returned from tne Health Officers' Convention which was held at the United States Hotel, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
OUK VETERANS AT FREEPORT CEMETERY ON DECORATION DAY (Foto by courtesy Mr.^^. R. M. Kolishi
Social and Personal    In the Fraternal Orders
Brief Items Concemiag ResidcBts ol Our Con
munity. and Their Gu**tB. Vitits
and Social  Affain
DotBst i
the secret fraternal organisations of Freeport aad Wcinaty.
Freeport Lodge No. 600.—Last Mon¬ day night at the rooms of the above lodge the second degree was conferred upon Bert Lyttle and George Chris tian.    The degree   was   conferred   by
slight improvement serious condition
I dour satin.    She carried a bouquet   of: Avenue, but is still   in   a   p^ie  pink  carnations.    The   groom's I present   to   the  bride  waa a diamond ' bar pin set in platinum.
Mrs. Charles G. Hill entertained   at
^^      7he   bride's ! her home, Roosevelt Falcc, on Monday
Mies Alice Schneider has   b^n   ap-1 prpgent to her matron of honor  was   a ' afternoon, two tables of "500."
pointed manager of the Freeport Coal Cu.. to fill the vacancy caused by the reaignation of Sinclair Raynor, who recently purchased the business cf <>'illisG. Hitchcock. Miss Scbntider has been employed for several years as bookke»[jer in the office of the com- I pany, during which time ahe has made ! "eremony
cluster     ring.        The     ushers     were 1 .
Meaara. T. J. Moran,  F.   Haiold   Loo-'     Wnile Harry P. Wolfer, organiat of nam of Glen Cove, Theodore Bedell  of   Freeport Lodge, B. P. O.  E.. was   en-
Refreshments were served. Next Monday night the third degree will be conferred. The Lodge iovites all Odd Fellci^ who ean to be present, espe¬ cially I'ast Grands.
ination of officers for tbe ensuing year wil! be held.
,  J       .- -_   _j   _   recep
a host of friends through her courteous 1 ^¦,^^^ ^t ^^^^ ^ome of Mr. and Mrs. T. treatment of all who have transacted I j ^oran on HBrrison Avenue, and a buaineas through this office. | wedding   breakfast   was    served    by
' Reid   of   Brooklyn.    The    decorations
Theodore   V.   Staros.    proprietor of! »vt;re   ^reen   and   white.      About    75
the Freeport Candy Kitchen, on   Rail-j j/ueats   attended   the   reception.     The
roud Avenue, haa   purchased   of   Wil- \ presents»to the bride  were   numerous
At the regular  meeting of Freeport
           - .    . .u .-        t.u .i A     1    I   Council No. 57, Jr. 0. U. A. M.,   rri-
Raidwin and Samuel F. Wiley of New   i?*ged at the meeting of that lodge las    j     evening. June 16. the annual nom- York City.    The groom presented   the   Thursday evening,   he   received   word ushers with pearl scarf   pins   and   the   that he was   wanted at home   immedi- groomsman with a gold penknife.   The   ately.     Arriving at the home   of   Mr.
and   Mrs.   Otto   Graser.     209    Smith
Street,   with   wbom   he   resides,   Mr.
Wolfer found a nu.mber of his   friends
assembled to help celebrate his   birth
day.
was   followed   by
Royal Arcanum.— Last   Wednesday
evening "f'rat.ernal   Council   No.   1962
held   a   anioker   and    entertainment.
Pipea and tobacco were   ready   as   the
A pleasant evening   was   spent,   niembers and friends entered the  hall.
at the close of wbicb a fine collation promoting sociability from the start, waa served. Those present with Mr. Ambrose Jeffries of the entertain- Wolferwere:  Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gras-   ers, after some of his   clever   sleight-
liam G. Mi'ler the store on South Main I unij costly.     The young   couple   sailed ; er, Miss   Margaret   Graser,   .Mr.   and of-hand   work,   brought   out   a    clear
-treet, formerly occupied by the   Lee-j via the Old Dominion line on a honey-   M"-   William   Sadd,   Mr.    and    Mrs. glass clock dial,    allowing   a   member
PBttetann Co.    M'. Staros   intends to j „oon to be spent   at Old   Point   Com-   Chester A. Fulton, Mrs. Harold King, of the Council to hold same, the hands
have a new fr^t put into the building i fort   and   Virginia   Beach.     On   their   E.   Fritz,   John   Mauersberger,    Miss cn the dial set themaelvo   in   a   most
and   nt \v,    up tn date   fixtures   for   a i rptnrn Mr. iitid Mrs. Hunt  will   reside   Georgiana Stone. Mrs. Anna   Lindsay, mysterious way, as various hours were
candy   store   hikI   ue   cream    [jhiUt.   ,^, Hrooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry   A.   Walling   and called   for^ from  the    audience.     Mr
This   store will be run in   addition   to 1 - ; ^j^^ Qjadyg vValling.
Ihe Freeport Candy Kitchen  on   Rail-1 GODIGKEIT-CUMMINGS
toad Avenue. ]     Miss Mildred   Cummings,   daughter 1     The Queen Esther Circle wiil hold a   I of .Mr. and   Mrs. H. L. Cummings   of   strawberry   festival   at   tbe    M.    E.
In a ten round bout at the Freeport I South Oz«re, formerly of li'reeport. Sporting Club Friday night "Fighting I was married at four o'clock Sunday Fitzpatrick" knocked Charlie AJpody ; afternoon, June 4. at the home of her out in the fourth round; Charlie was | pm-ents, to Charles Godigkeit of Brook- announced to fight Johnny Somers, lyn, the houae being prettily decorat- Welterweight   Champion of the U. S.   ed.     Rev. W. A. Richard, former paa-
Church this Friday evening, June 9, at 7 :30 o'clock ; tickets 20 cents.
Navy.   Johnny was taken sick so Fitz¬ patrick substituted for him.
In the six round bouts Frankie   Bell
A. S. Malcomson made a brief visit to friends in the village early this week.
tor of Freeport   M. E. Church,    offici¬ ated.
Frank   Godigkeit,   a   cousin of   the
outpointed Jack   Tracey,   and   Johnny | groom, waa best man, and Lillian Pat Herman won from Frank Caaper. j terson, bridesmaid.    She woreacham
Warren Cussick, who was scheduled j pagne colored   crepe   de   media   ailk.
to fight Lew Russell in a ten-round bout, fought with Young Ryan of Freeport. Russell did not ahow up so Ryan substituted for a four round bout, which was stopped in the second round by referee Forbes, Ryan being outclassed.
In the four round bout between Ter¬ ry Brown and Jimmy Arkin, Arkin had bis left arm dislocated at the end ing of the third round.
For tonight, in the   ten-round   fight
Hester   Cummings,    a   sister  of bride,    was   maid   of honor and   was dressed in pink silk.
The bridesmaids carried beautiful bouquets of pink carnations. The bride wore a gown of wbite crepe de media combined with silk cobweb lace and silk net veil with wreath uf orange blossoms. She carried a shower bou¬ quet of bride roses and lilliesof-the valley. She was given away by her father.      The     wedding   march   was
William   S.   Hall,   cashier   of    the
Freeport Bank   and   Mrs    Hall,   witb
EJward   Cooper   of   the    Hempstead
Bank, and Mrs. Cooper,   are attending
the New York State Bankers   conven-
tj,e i tion at Atlantic City.     Wr.   and   Mrs.
^,gg   Hall are   stopping   at   the   Chalfonte,
iand will remain over the weekend.
Mrs. Charles M. Hart and daughters Carmen and Betty of West Merrick Road, left last Saturday for Freehold, N. Y., where they will spend the month of June. Tbe trip waa made by automobile.
J.^fTrios' vmtriloquil work was excep¬ tionally fine, and through the medium of the usual small boy model, he kept up a continuous battery of good jokes. ' Mr. Dobson, humorist and mimic, followed. The audience in fine spirits by this time, was quick to appreciate all good points in his humorous politi¬ cal addresses and imitations. His singing, also Scotch dijlect stories, kept all in continuous laughter.
Harry Wolfer's rollicking piano so¬ los and accompaniments to the sonsjs in large part hflped for the auccesa of the evening.
The entertainment was followed by refreshments, conciuding with a few brief but snappy speeches.
Dr. George Smith, chairman of the entertainment committee, was not overlooked, nor thanks withheld, for his efTorta to please his fellow-mem¬ bers and their friends.        Committee.
are announced Larry Temple and "One- I played by Burnett Short
Sunday School Parade
  I     The  annual   Sunday   School   parade
Miss   Helen   B.    Curtice   graduate   *'"   take  place   on   Saturday of next from   Mt.   Holyoke   next   week.     Or. , week, Jane 17.  and   the   schoola   that
Round Fowler" from   Glen   Cove.     Inj"   Many beautiful and   valuable   gifts I T** !f"'^r*'^" "" *° ^P*"*^ **•* "^r ult (TJri^
the six-round bout Young Martin   and   were received cf cut glaas, ailver   and i few days attending the commencement; V'^^^J"";'. .f ^''^L? F^^^^
household  articlea.    Atter   the   cere-' °''*'«'"=°"*«^«- .Transfiguration,    Chriat    Evangelical
mony a bountiful collation was served,
during which piano mugic was rendered j
by Mrs. Sinclair   Raynor of Freeport,
Young Carr; another  six and a couple of four round bouta.
Observe Flag Day
Aa Patriotic Instructor of the Grand Army of the Republic for Nassau County, 1 deaire to call attention to Flag Day, June 14. It ia iaid to be the 139th birthday of Old Glory, eo let US all unite to abow our love and devo¬ tion to our country's flag next Wed¬ nesday, by displaying flags from every home and buaineas place.
The veterans of the Grand Army feel tbat tbe next few years will be important ones on American history, that events will occur, are now occur¬ ring, that demand all tbe patriotism and wisdom of tbis nation, so let us make Flag Day a memorable one in Freeport as it will be all over tbe coantry.
Every comrade is asKed to wear the colors and display a flag tbat day and all day. C. J. Greenleaf.
Interested in Freeport
We are authorized by tbe manage¬ ment of tbe Freeport Summer Theatre to announce that tbey will gladly do¬ nate the use of tbeir premises for any char'tsble or church affair any morn' ing or afternoon.
Suffragists to Meet
A "So/Trage Afternoon" will be beld next Thursday. June 1. beginining at 8 o'clock at Mrs. Martin A. White's, Grand Avenae, Baldwin. Offlcials of tbe Nassaa County Suffrage party will be present, including Mrs. Frederick S. Grciine of Sands Point, leader^, BIrs. Harry K. Maude of Hempatead, vice leader; Miss Irene Davison of East Rocltaway, recording secretary ; Mrs. Hoey of Hempstead, corresponding secretary; Ur*. William J. Boiler of Rockvilla Centre, depaty leader. Tbere will be delegates from Hemp¬ stead, Freeport and Rockville ©bntre Mauersberger, and the speaker of the day will be Ure. Harry K. Maule, author and naguine writer. All women of Bald¬ win and vicinity are invited.
Mrs. Maguinis and daughter Ethe' and Mr. Short. The newly-married couple will reside at 133 CofTey Street, Brooklyn,   after a   honeymoon    trip.
STRETCH—SEARBY The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stretch, 216 Roosevelt Place, was (be scene of a pretty home wed¬ ding on Wednesday evening, when their daughter, Elizabeth Gedge Stretch, was united in marriage to Ira Searby, by Rev. J. Sidney Gould, paa¬ tor of Preabyterian Charch. Tbe bride's gown was of white chiffon over taffeta silk and she wore a bridal
Evangel Lutheran Church, Methodist Episcopal
Weekly  Weather   Reoort i *^''""'''^"*''y'"'*" church, Bstbei
,„ A      ¦     .u     1      I-.-    V     A. M. E. Church, Church  of  God  A.
(Forourreadersinotberlocalit.es)    , j,    ^     gbell   Island   Misaion,   all   of
Friday, Jane 2, fine Summer day; warm, clear.
Saturday, warm, overcast, windy, beavy rain in evening.
Sunday, clear, warm, windy.
Monday, same; shower for few min¬ utes in p. m.
Tuesday, clear, warm; windy in p. m.
Wedneaday, rain all day, east storm.
Thursday, same.
Working for Soldiers
The women of Freeport meeting  at
Freeport; Presby^erian and Metbodiot Epiacopal Cburches of Rooaevelt; Episcopal Cburch of the Redeemer and St. Jobn's Evangelical Lutheran Cbarcb, Merrick, and Presbyterian Cbureb of Bellmore.
Tbe scboola will form at South Ber¬ gen Place and Pine Street, and march to Randall Avenue, thenee to South Ocean Avenue, to Olive Boulevard, to South Loug Beach Avenue, counter¬ marching to South Ocean Avenae and to Pine Street when they will dis¬ band, and go to tbeir respective chnrcbes.    Tbe  reviewing stand   will
,eil   that   waa   worn   by   her   g^-t} the Presbyterian Cha^l have.hi^p^*; I j!'f "'til hL^n^
grandmother, and  carried   a   bouquet   1400 surgical dressings   to  the  Com- K ^ "^    f   l'?'    u**"]"!"
of bride roses.    Oli.e   Stretch,   sister  mittee of New York.^o be  fo^.rd^ ^ Su ' ^'a^fveJa'.",^^
of tbe bride, waa maid   of   honor   and ! tn tk- f,„nt i„ Vr.J....     Ti,-.. -„»„ 1"!? y^" » anniveraary will altogether
de roses. Olite Stretch, sister mittee of New York, to be forwarded : ,vTv..r'.«„„fv!r.;rv » bride, was maid of honor snd to tbe front in France. These women l^Hn^rth^ nf il!t vl^r a gown of white net with a touch ! meet Friday afternoons at 2 o'clock in  ""="P'* ^''¦' °^ '•sM^ear.
of green and carried pink sweet peas, j the Presbtyerian Chapel and ali Free- Tbe bridesmaids, Daisy F. Raynor, , port women are invited to attend. Rose  Van   Reea  and  Chloe  Herring, { Donations of old linen and cotton   are I
wore gowna of light green and carried bouquets of sweet peas. Walter Smith was best man and the ushers were Harry Stretch, brother of tbe bride, and Henry Kranz. Tbe boose was prettily decoratted in green and white. After the wedding supper was served tbe happy couple left for a honeymoon trip to tbe Catskill Moan- tains and on their return will reaide in tbeir own home on Centennial Ave¬ nue, Roosevelt.
Qould  Wins in Athletics
Charles f. son of Rev.   and Mra. J.
acceptable, also money witb wbich buy new material for tbe work.
Unclaimed Letters
(FrMpwi pMt Offic*) Brown, Hr. Henry E. Bernard, Mr. P. A. W. Becker, Dr. Philip S. Camman, Dr. 0. M. Clair«. Mra. S. Daniels, Mr. L. Fowler. Mrs. Cbas. Hail, Mr. H.
Try my special   box of cut Ifowera, 76c for tbe  weekend.    C. R.  Ankers, floriat, Rockvillo  Centre, L. I.:   tele¬ phcne eonneotion;  delivery anywhere. l.George   Mauersberger,     Al.    Forbes.  "     Wilfred Smith and AntJwny   N.   Fed
"Are you going to plant someahrub- bery and trees this Spring? First-class gooda at right priees can be obtftSMid at Jobn J. Randall's Narseries. Oeean and Randall Avenaes. Kreeport, L. I. Call and look tbeitoek orer asd sake your own selections." 	
STONB-MAUERSBERGER Tbe   marriage   of  Mise  Georgiana iJonrneyman, Mrs. Nellie Jeanette Stone, daughter of   Mr.   and  PInnock, Mr. R. H. Mrs. George Stone of 88 Henry Street,   Spencer, Mr. Louis to Jack  Godfrey  Mauersberger  took  Tana, Mrs. place   Sunday at   4:80   p.   m.   in   tbe; Van Saan. Mr. Graham Episcopal Church, Rev.   R.   H.   Scott officiating.      Tbe    bride   was   given away   by   ber   father.      Miss    Dora sister of the  uri<1« groom, was ber   maid  uf  honor,   and Miss Alice Dean, daaghter of Mr. Siod Mrs. Nomran Dean, acted as flower girl. Tbe bridesmaids were Misses Maude E. Stone, sister of tbe  bride,   and  Jean ette H. Swanson, bar cousin
Young, Mr. E. June 6, 1916.
T. Benaon Smith. P. M
to I Sidney Gould, has won distinction on the athletic field at Philips Andover Academy, where he recenlly captured tbe pole vault prize in tbe annual ath¬ letic clash iMtween Andover and Exe¬ ter. Yoong Gould, whose father is ; pastor of tbe Freeport Presbyterian j Church, is a senior student at that I academy. Gould was well trained for I the event as is shown by the record, 110 feet 9i inches. Nor is this his only feat of tbe Spring. Ke was tied for i first in tbe hurdles in tbe track meet i at Worcester and was the star tennis j player in the senior events tourna- ; ment. being a winner in individual ; work and on the winning team. I Charles received his early athletic training at Topeka. Kan., and bis later training in Freeport. He is prepar- I ias fo' Yale, wbich be will enter in the Fall.
Roosevelt
Bellmore
Merrick
i Frank S. Snekeker. Jr.. our luuhonied repr*- I sentative. is in this villaire every Tuewlay, and I will be pleaae<l to receive rperial itemn. or make I appointments for calling: for sarne.
Frank RoberU i and vi will re office.
Thiscolumn it edited by Rev. W U. Litiebruidt in Bellmore and all items ahould be tent to bim to Inaurt its. t with  him   aertica under thit h«wlins.
Regular services at tbe M. E. Church
I 'every Sunday morning a.t 10:30; even-
Mr. and Mrs. Enar Winding of . jng at 7 :30 ; Sanday school in the af ! Washington Avenue, and .Mr and Mrs. | ternoon at 2:3ii; presehing bv the pas- I Albert West of Lakewood A venue, , tor. Rev. B. F. Ray. All are w«lcome I have rented the two-family house of ; to these services, i Edward Greensword   on   Clinton Ave-i ¦—
The members of the Hand-in-Hand LragiTe will visit St. Giles' Institu¬ tion, Garden City, L. I., in a body on Satarday af.ernoon, June 10, and make a donation cf many article;) which they bave made, for the little tot's Summer wardrobe. The young people are looking fiirv^ard    to   an   enjoyable
I nne and have moved there   with   their       The Daisy Circle parcel   post socia
I   trip and hope to be able to   make   the
families.
Will be held in   the   Bellmore   Avenue   "'PPl«=d children very happy
It is asserted tbat oa« million dol¬ lars a year is tbu combined Mlaries paid the actors and actreseee who  are
presented in the Triangle play,   "Fat-j "^""mittee was he'd Wednesday  even jj^„~]"j I ty and the  Broadway   Stars."   which i'"** *t tbe village office,   wben after a
Displeased With
Chautauqua Plans
A meeting of tbe local   Chautao^ua
  ¦ Presbyterian Church Saturday even- Isaac Doerflinger of Abbott Place) ing, June 10, instead of Kriday even- has moved to Frerport with hia fam- ing, as announced last week. Ice ily. Mr. Doerflinger recently pur-; cream and cake will be on sale, as well chased the large hon-e of Mrs. Bertha , as the parcels. Everybody come and Knobel,    corner  of   Long   Beacb   and   make this a grand success.
Lena Avenuea. j —	
Do not   forget   the   comic   cantata,
Services at the Church of tbe Re¬ deemer Sunday, Whitsunday, at 7.30 and 11 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. M. Celebration of the Holy Commun¬ ion at the early aervice. Morning Prayer and sermon. The Sunday School   meets in tde Parish   Honse   at
Mra. itoyai    Mollineaux   of   Nassau -. " 3ur Busv Ladies' Aid "   which   will ' '^ ^- '*'¦ "'"^ 'he Camp Ground Sunday
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Road, who recently underwent  an   op-j be given in the Methodist Church  this eration at Seney   Hospital,   Brooklyn, j Friday evening.
haa   returned to her   home   much   im-1 	
proved.
Miaa Phoebe Thorne of Stevena! Street haa been ill at her home for aev-1 eral daya.
Children's exercises of the Presby¬ terian Sunday School rt'iU be held in the   church on Sunday   evening,   June
Scbool in tbe ball of fire company No. 2 on Camp Ave. at 3 o'clock. The Woman's Airxiliary meets weekly on Thursdays at 2.30" f". M. The G. P. S. meets during tbe summer on tbe first Fridav of the month.    A   cordial
Roosevelt Hose Co. No. 1, located on Park Avenue, ia making extensive sold to George M. Levy an1 Dr. Wil- preparations for the observance of a liam H. Runcie of Freeport the bal- aafe and aane Fourth of July thia year. ; ance of unsold lots in the Crescent The celebration will include music, a 1 Lawn development which that com- parade, athletic games, together with ', pany purchased from the Sigmond Re a large encampment of the United jan^ (..>,...^ui,^ laai. wnnei. "iie ut* Boys' Brigade of America. ^owners, known as the   Runcie   Realty
" Company, will erect several houses on
Miss Loretta   Kohler of this   place,   the property thia Summer.
who recenlly   underwent an operation !  —
for appendicitis at the   Mercy Hospit        Tbe closing exercjaea   of   the   Bell
25.    A large attendance ahould   greet   welcome ia extended to all who attend the children and enjoy this service.
The Sterling   Realty   Compiniy   haa
tbe servicea of this church and vitation to unite in ita community   ac¬ tivities.
Joseph Roggi of Lindenhurst is the new assistant of our local L. I. R. R. agent for the summer months,
Mrs. W. A. Pease of Hempstead who-about a week-ago met with an ac cident at the local crossing of the L. I. R. R. at   Merrick   Ave.   was   haled
_ into court hy the railroad and rharged
al, is improving nicely and will shortly 1 more school will be   held in Firemen'a   *'th wreekle.sa^ driving.     Mra.   Peaae
return home.
Hall on Monday evening, June 26. An interesting program ia being prepared for presentation by the children.
Mrs. Edwin Searing of New York ia viaiting at the home' of   her   parents, ot   St.
Beginning last Wednesday the man¬ agement of the Royal Theatre an nounces that there will he no more matinee performances at the   theatre.
There will be picturea  shown on three | Mr. and Mrs.   Henry D. Smith days   a   week,   Wednesday,   Saturday ; iVlarks Avenue and Sunday,    with   two   performances [
each day, one at 7:30 and   the   second'     Charles H. Russell    hus sold the ice at9:l,'"i.    On Saturday,   June   10,   thei business   which he ha management   presenta     Florence   Lb 1 several years past to Edward Badie in "The Price of Her   Silence."   of Seaiord. a   Mutual masterpiece    in   five   reels;
also the eighth episode   of   "The   Girl       A mis.-.i()n    wiil be preai-hed   in   St.
and the Game." Barnabas' R. C. Church   by   the   Vin-
  centian Missionary,    Father   Kev.   E.
The members of the fire department 1 M. Farrell, C. M.. from Jone 11 to IS. under the  faithful   guidance   of   their   inclusive.     Servicea will be held   each superior   officers, have   been   working ' morning at 8 o'clock and each evening hard to insure a fine appearance of the | nt 8 o'clock. Rooaevelt   Department   at the   annua
was driving a Scripps-Booth   car   and tried to beat a local   train   across   the junction.     .Mr.-i. Pease    was   not   alto¬ gether successful urd was dumped out _ ., but with only the material damage   of a ruined rear tire   and a misaing   step to tbe loroniotive.     The Court   agreed  —:; with   the railroad,     that    Mrs.   Pease drove recklessly and lined her   accord¬ ingly    ?10.00.     Ihe L. I. R. R.   looks   ' conducted   for , upon this action as part of   ita   educa- Wanser   tion   of   the (u-nple   in   moro   care   at* grade crossings     Just the   same,   tho crossing at Merriek   Ave. is a danger¬ ous one and any attempt to have gates or. at least, a flagman, should be    en¬ couraged.
onvention and parade of the Southern New York Volunteer Firemen'a Asso ciation to be held at Port Jetttr son on Thuraday, June 1,"). To that end they have held uances and moving picture entertainments to raise the ne¬ cesaary funda to defray expenaea and band hire for that day. the concluding event being the dance held at Alphu Fire Hall, laat evening. Thursday. June 8. Tommy Tucker's band of Ja¬ maica has been engaged to furnish music for the parade.
That they might also u[ihold the rep¬ utation of the local department in the contests, the mem'iers of the compan¬ iea have been practicing every even ing. Rooaevelt Hose No. 1, Kussell Hoae and Alpha Hose will enter the hose contests; Alpha Hook and Lad¬ der, the ladder events and aeveral of the membera the individual climbing conteat.
At a recent meetinfj of tbe Merrick Civic League the question of doge running at large in the village was brought up for discussion. The men- Carl Stoddard, assistant agent at ^ce involved was admitted, especially Hellmore depot, met with a peculiar I jn the summer months, bot the League accident on Friday of last week. He , gaw no advisable way 10 proceed in wa? walking in the oflice of the depot j the matter than to give the subject and tripped over some object on the < publicity and leave it to the good aense f^<;or. ln,»!n _pfT-t  '^ ¦-¦¦¦•.'" h-T"""' ,:;:.,.;".::¦. :Ju'<l i::;,: ov.T.cri to meet from a bad fall, he clutchml the open the difficulty Our own fine dogs tu us (inor of the safe. The weight of hia gre just iilain "muts" to others often, body closed the door, catching the and we real y have no right in the in- thumb fif his right hand, whieb was ^ terest of our doga to exercise privi- cut off nbout half way  down  the  nail. ' leges alfecting the    rights   of   others,
I real or onlv, as we may   think,   imag-
Father Theodore J. King will   leave; jpary.    Let ua keep an -ye on our dogs
ne.xt Monday for a week's   automobile ! g^ that they are not running looae   re-
trip through the New England States. ; ^ardleas and we feel aure no   one   will
..,, , , , .        ,   .      deaire to deny them the necessary run-
The regular monthly meetmg of the , „;      ^^^ „ercise.
Bellmore Yacht Club will   be   held   in !
the club house on Thuraday evening ofj
next week.
Stanford Smith   haa   sold   his   resi-
Sixteen members of Co. H. Seconi Battalion Signal Corps. United Boys' Brigade of America, located in Roose¬ velt, together with Commander Peter sen, and Captain Rusaell of Floral Park, participated in tbe Scout rally and games at Prospect Park last Sat¬ arday. In tbe parade of nearly 1500 Scouts, Co. H occupied the honor po¬ sition, by leading the rest of the boys. After tbe parade tbey participated in tbe drills and otber exercises.
Tbe boys of Co. H are working hard to insure tbe success of their enter¬ tainment aud dance to be held tbis Friday, June 9, in Board ot Trade Hall. The entertainment atarts at S:16 and will consist of seven acta of vaudeville together   with
'"^'^*''; dence on Oak Street to Thomaa Bene diet of Staten laland, who will take poaaeasion on June 16. Mr. and Mra. Smith will move to Freeport.
Sojourners elsewhere for the winter ¦ returning to the village thia week for : tbe sammer have been the Rev F. M. {Townley and family of Brooklyn, and ! R   P. Kent and family   from   Pelbara,
In. y.
John Adel has aecured a position
Tbe   Annual Fair of the   Charch   of tbe Redeemer  will be beld in tbe Par- the meat market of Corneliua  Carman i i»b   House   on   Wednesday   afternoon I of Rockville Centre. and evening of next week and   Thars-
j   - I day evening.    Dinner will   be   served
j Mra. John Whitmore of Oak Street; from 6 8 both evenings al the usual ' is aerioasly ill at her home, suffering \ low nriee o' 50 cents. All tbe village I from acute indigea tion and dropsy. baa been urged to make   some   contri-
  , bution to the success of tbe   event   in
i Mr. and Mra. Jesse Smith of Free-j the intereat of Fancy Table, Houae* I port spent a portion of last week at, bold Goods, Lemonade, Candy, Fisb i tbe home of Mr. Smith's parents,  Mr.
and Mrs.    Henry Marks Avenue.
parenti Smith,    of
drill by the local brigade. Tbe music for dancing will be furnished by Mole's orchestra.
The cantata, "The Story of the Pink
Rose''' will be given by the choir   and
patriotic I a chorus of tbe Bellmore Presbyterian
Church in the   Charch  on   Wedneaday
A. Swinsin of New York City  aerved I *'"   ^   ^Ji^"^*^   !»   "»   Fw«P«rt j »»»oro««h   discussion a resolution   waa as  best  man   and   the   ushers   were ?»«"""   Tbea^  '• »..„.-....„»„...
Tbe scholars of tbe Methodist Epis¬ copal Sunday School have been work¬ ing faithfully under the management of Miss Susie George for tbe exercises and recitations to be given Sunday ev¬ ening, June 11, in connection witb Children's Day in tbe scbool. A mus¬ ical service under direction of Mra. Charles Reed will also be rendered. It is hoped tbat Edwin Seabury of Patcbogu*, the first superintendent of the school, can be present to address tbe school.        	
Tbe Ladies' Aid Society of tfae M E. Chorch beld its regular meeting with Mrs. Charles Reed, Wednesday evening.
Serfices will be beld as usual at St. Paul's Episcopal Mission Sunday, with Sunday Scbool at 2:45 p. m. and even ing service at 8 p. m. in charge of Leighton Nugent, lay reader.
The annnai meeting of tbe Altar Guild will be beld next Wednesday ev¬ ening at tbe bome of Mra. F. Monroe, Hempstead-Babylon Turnpike. At this time Archdeacon Doffield of the Cburch   of   tba   Incarnation,   Garden
Pond. Dart Game, Indian Bali.  Shoot-
St. I ing  Gallery,   etc.     No  admission   is
. charged.    All should plan to make tbe
Fair the rendezvous while it   is   open.
"Meet Me At The F%ir."
As was anticipated in previous not¬ ice, it was a most delightful entertain* evening, June 21, at 8 o'clock. Ad'-i ment which Misa Katherine Kellogg mission will be free and a silver col- jof Hempstead put on last Friday night i lection ia to be teken. Everybody in in tbe Paiisb House for the Girls I vited. Friendly Society.    Miss   Kellogg  baa
I   ! been instructor to the girls in dancing
' Lindenhurst A. C. were tbe visitors daring the last winter and graciously at the local diamond last Sunday and • offered to provide most of the enter- were defeated by Bel more, tbe score tainment for tbe local girls by invit- being 26 to 2. I ing aome of ber   pupils  elsewhere   to
Previous to tbis game there was a 1 participate. Tbe affair was a great very interesting contest between | success in every way with proceeds teams representing the Smithville about $26.00. Ihe G. P. S. appeared South and Bellmore fire companies, the I in three of tbe dances. During the former winning by tbe score of 3 to 0. | intermission Mias Vera   Thautm  sapg
sweetly; 'Ab, It Is A Dream 1" Tba visiting tal<?nt were children and p<w- formed' admirably,    reflecting   great
 _— 'credit apon their teechor.    Miss   Kel-
A apeciai meeting of the Bellmore i logg appeared in "An Bgyptiaa Board of Trade will be beld in Fire : Dance" and was the recipient of • men's Hall on Friday evoning of next: beautiful bouqaet of peonies.
Next Sundsy tbe Repoblic Tire Com pany team will cross bats with Bell more.
week.
Mrs. Allan Beetham and cbildren of
den.
The ceremony waa tnllnwed by a re-
Wtiiaj eveninft. | Paaaad inatrocting tbe secretary to ad- June 16. • vise tbe headquarters of the Cbautao- Sam Bernard. Willie Collier, Weber V* that tbe dates (selected without & Fields, Raymond Hitchcock. Patty ' epproval of tbe commitfee) were not Arbuckle, Mabel Normand. Joe Jf^k-1 ••t>afact<wy. and woold noi be aceept- cept7MTt'the"bomroV'thirbr"i«te's' p'a- • ^' ^"^ Sterling and others, in f-act ^i- . Th* Jocisl epinmittee has prote.t«J rents7 Tbo young couple made their t ^^'^^ Comply. I ;«?«»»"»• V"'*^ "•'^^ Jt^JP departure on a late train Snnday even- „ ^be manacKwent of tbe Preeport j *»"«."* datsw^ and against tbe ad- ing for a brief honeymoon trip to the ^''"'"'•''^'***™ announces aeveral of p'«f«fing of tbe event on tbe data Catskills.                                                   I ^^ ehove  stare  bave  signiBed  tbeir j tmlaetaa.
  - intentiona of witnessing their artistic'   __
(Continoed oo page 8) efforti on Friday evening. Jone 16. Wtn fntfmtt NcWf M Pagt S
Money for
County Highways
A reader asks bow much Supervisor Smith bas had for maintenance of unurcn « to. *°"™-""?; "-";?" | roads for tbe Town of Hempetead in S'*^:. *'J ^K ?'T"' A r^I mtat^mi i the p.st tStee years. The I»p«^ of Gviild. nd their friends The annnai ^/coanty Treasurer gives tbe election of officers will tak. place and , .„„„„t, ./follows:
191S I141.i»0.f>9
ItH 1915
tbe reports of tbe present officers pre¬ sented.
Tbrough the efforU of the Gnild, J. L. Hinrichs of Nassau Road baa agreed to care ter the   lawn   of   tbe   cborcb property.    Mr. Hinrich has also   been       ^ ^^ ^^^ appointed aexton of tbe cbureb through  f^J^^'f^ thfl orders of Mr. Nogcnt. ,   ^|gj2
(eontiiiaMi on pago 8) H)n
A young son arrived at tbe home  of j Baltimore are tbe   gneets of Grandma Mr. and Mrs  C. C. Jamison,   who  re- j Hewlett for a seaeon.
side in tbe Wantagh   Harbor  section, I 	
on Thursday of last we^k. 1     Mr. and  Mrs.   Cbas.   W.   Boote  of
I Tonkers  were  guests  al  "The   Rec- ' tory" over Wednesday night.
I     Fourteen Years Ago
(Ilems of iuterent from the Beview llle« I foarteen years ago tbis wemk)
j 	
Carnoan A Jenkins opeiMid new gra- cery store eo West Merriek Road.
Little girl born to Ur. aod Mn. B. L. CnundaJl.
Tbe trophy gone arrived, to ba i^Uead at Ji^netion of Main aod CbarHl Streets and on tbe school groasOa.
Vaieotine W. Smith, now connect*d with tbe Bank of Far Kockaway, ia placed 00 hooorary   list of  Excelvior
^. a L. Co.
840,716.0« 260,642.78
1742,271. a The same reports giva   tbe   farther
$187,168.98 75,562.67