Nassau County Review 19100625

              Freeport Official Paper
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1910
Voi. XV, No. 35
FREEPORT  NEWS      i     Wllliam   Ryerson,   father of John
  I Ryerson of this place,   died  Sunday at
Single <;opie8 of the Review  on sale ; Koekvilie   Centre, in his 85th year, at Greenblatt's, Railroad   Ave.; Kief
er'a. Review   ofnce or Gobetz's,   Main St., and DaSilva's, West Merrick Road.
Miss Mildred Adiene Bergen and Miss Gladys Story sailed for Europe on Saturdav.
F. A. Horn of Brooklyn has rented for the summer the cottage of Kev, E. O. Tree on Porterfield Place.
Miss Isabel Donovan of Brooklyn is spending a few days with the Misses Reynolds on South Main street.
Village Trustees | Local Topics
Trustees Collard and Sigmond were | One of the city papers is running a absent from the Village Board meeting I library voting contest, the institution Friday evening. I getting the largest  number of votes to
Messrs.   Jones,   Tree  and  Nostrand : receive a library  claimed to be   worth
Commencement Week at School
BACCALAUREATE SERMON.
passing againt 452 in June, 1910, REGENTS' EXAMS. The Regents' reports   this  year  are better  than   ever   before.    361 earned Sunday evening in the M. E. Church | preliminary certificates.    The   follow-
appeared as a committee from the $2000. > It is not the province of the ^^v. Charles Herbert Scholey, pastor! ing had 100 per cent standing as indi- Board of Trade requesting the Board j Review to advise anyone to purchase ¦ <'^ the Presbyterian Church, preached j cated: Elbert Riddiek, arithmetic; of Trustees to take sopie action toward I goods from stores giving these coupons, ^^'^ baccalaureate sermon to the gradu- j Mary Fo.x, U. S. History ; Theodore a "quiet and sane   Fourth," especially ' nor would we suggest that   they   were ' ^^'"K class of 1910.    The   church   and j Wiggins, algebra; Ruth Carlson, plane
to prohibit the sale and use of firearms j any   special   inducement   for so doing, on the Fourth. i but we would advise that people voting
The Board passed a resolution in ac- i the   coupons,   cast them for   Freeport
ecture room were filled. CLASS DAY. Monday afternoon at the school class i
geometry.
HONOR ROLL Following   are   the   shidents of the
George Lynch and  Arthur  Cook are      Postmaster and Mrs. George Ehring, - - -.-.-,    -          .    , „   ---      -      ,  	
home on   their   vacation   from   Notre  former Freeporters, are the proud par-  ^ordance with this   request  'That  we j High   School and not for   either of the day exercises were held, with the usual   Freeport Schools who wer^ neither ab Dame University. ,        j g^^g  of the first  baby, born   at   Long  prohibit the^ indiscriminate use of fire-1 smaller   schools,   for if the  votes   are  jollification, and the   following regular j sent nor tardy during the  school year,
! Beach.
Henry C. Schluter has purchased the : 	
store building  occupied,by him and 30 '     L. N. Long has purchased the Grimes feet frontage of land on West Merrick   restaurant on   Railroad   avenue,   next Road,   through   the agency  of F.    W. ! door to his saloon.    Mr.   Long   is Conklin. | perienced in catering work.
A   communication    was    presented : same cause will Freeport   get thes col- signed by thirty-eight taxpayers asking  lection of books.
the   Board to grant licenses   for  thea-; 	
tres, shotvs, etc., only   with the provi-;     According to "The   Owl," published
  I   sions   that   they   might be revoked   at, at Rockvilie   f'entre.    Freeport   is  in-
The   summer  issue   of  "The   Owl"       Christian   Science  services   will   be   anytime performances of questionable ! creasing mure rapidly tnan   our neigh- is now out.     It is an interesting   num-   held in the Hempstead Bank   Building,   decency were presented.    "The   matter | bor, Rockville   Centre in it? number of ber and contains   among  other   things   corner of   Fulton   and   Main   streets, good photos of the graduating cla.«s and   Hempstead,   at 11 a. na.   Sunday; sub-
arms   on   the village  streets on   July ¦ split some other  village  will   get   the   program,   in   addition to several   num-  together with a list of those  who have Fourth." I library.    Only by all   working   for the   bers not down: not been tardy for several years.
the   baseball   team of Freeport   High  ject, "Christian Science."
School.    Single  oopies  can he secured i 	
at Kiefer's and Greenblatt's. Freeport   Council, No. 57, Jr. O. U.
A. M., will have a class initiation this
was   referred   to counsel to see   if the Board had  tiower to grant  licenses on
such conditions.
Chief Van Riper said the new hose had been tested at from '2.7o to 300 pounds pressure and had all   stood   the
commuters; comparing 1!<09 and 1910, we had a gain from 4e)t< to 530, _ about 13 per cent, while they increased from 513 to 556, about 9 per cent. Their increase in number was 45 and ours OA.
Presid't's address, Laurence Wright
Class ix)em, Marion Sproule. ¦    Class history, P>ank Pitcher.
Epitapns, Edith Bedell.
Addres.s to Juniors, Robert Paterson.
Class prophecy, Florence Stiles.
Prophecy on prophet,    Florence Car¬ penter. I
Addresa to Seniors, Edward Boyce.
Cla.-iK Gifts, Petrina Burnes.
Class Will, Miklred Humphrey.
Gift tn Giver, C. Winfield Raynor.
The Senior Class presented the sehool
The annual display of fireworks   will   Friday evening, for   which   they   have   test perfectly.    He reipiested   permis-!         Fourteen   Years   Ag;0 with a handsome   cabinet   in   which t<i
take place at the Freeport Club  house   twenty-six     candidates.    Election    of   sion to take the department   apparatus       According   to our   ii.iual cu-tom    we '^'"i'^'-^y   cups   belonging to   the   school
on the evening of July 4, as uaual, and   ollicers will also be held thia evening.     to Mineola for   the   firemen's   County ;     j^|jg,^ ^,g|^^ excerots from our iilc- of athletic teams, ete.
the committee is working on the event. ,                                                                           parade     and     tournament     Tuesday;: ^^ ^^'^^^ ,^^^. GRADUATION EXERCISES
This is a special   feature   in   Freeport       During the storm Saturday lightning   panted.    The Board accepted his invi-^     ^^^   k' P   Ketcham   preaches   Bac- Tuesday evening graduating exercis-
and is looked   forward to not   only   by   struck the house owned by Mrs. Zophar ; tft'on to accompany  them on luesday. ; paia^j.g,jtg sermon to graduating  cla«s es took place in the  Assembly   Hall at club members, but by the   residents of  Smith, corner of Alexander   and Helen   Chief Van Riper also called  attention ^ ^^^   ^   Church                                    ¦'"'^'the .school.    The proi-ram   was as fol-
Freeport and surrounding villages.           avenues,   Bennington   Park, and   tore   to the   memorial   service   arranged by :     p^^^   ^ffj^e   announces two   mails a lows:
„..     .                                                      : away the  chimney.    William   Golder,   the firemen for  Sunday   afternoon,   as               ^o a. m. and  6:00  p. m.,   with Music by Bishop's Orchestra
Big alterations are going on in form-   who   with   his  family   reside   i" the   "^ted elsewhere, and i^^^^^^^^ ^^,,^_   Chocolate  Soldier,   Bishop's
er   Rhodesia,   south   of   the   Merrick  house,   was shocked, as was his   child,   to attend    which   they decided   to do. |     pa^id Wiifer  ouens a bicvcle  renair Orchestra.
Road, east of Main street, by Fishel &   and both rendered unconscious, but not  The chief also stated that the hre coifn-; ^^                            ^               j            i invocation,   Rev     Charles    Herbert
Hanse,    the new owners.    All   the old   seriously injured.                                           cil   had adopted a sy.stem of  first  and !     Arranging for village Sunday School Scholey.
shanties are being torn down and moved ,                                   -                                     , second alarms, subject to the   approval i excursion to^Forest   View on tL   Hud- Salutatory, John R. Goller.
away  and  streets are to   be cut   thru, i     Residents  of Freeport  and   vicinity : of the Board,   thereby   only a part of, ^^^   for Julv 14 Address,   Prof.      Frank    Blodgett,
grounds  graded  and handsome   dwell-  who will board firemen and   their fam-, the companies would   leave   the  house      ^.^^^^  J    Bedell   resigns   as Police Dept. of Logic and   Pedagogics,   state i e"th Grade, Elmer Johnson.
ings   built      Contracts   have  already.: ilies   during   the week of the   tourna-  on a first  ala^^^^^^^                                                      ^^^   ^.,^^^^  j.    Tredwell ap- Normal School, Oneonta, N. Y.                    Mr.   and   Mrs.   Sigfred A. Olsen of
been given for work on one house, with   ment and carnival   next Fall, in board- | would be 80""ded or a recall as soon as ^     .^^^^ .^ j^.^                                           t" hornet Solo,   Selected, Gustav   Gus-   West Seaman avenue are entertaining
others soon to fo low.    We understand ; ing or private houses, are  requested to ; Possible     Itv^astho^^^^^^                                                                    appointed   book- chel.                                                                  Miss   Beatrice   Hannah   Olsen for the
that It IS the   intention of   the   owners ^ notify William H. Sammon.s, secretary   better than calling the   whole   depart- ¦ j^           ^^ ^^^ Observer   offico at Rock- Valedictory, VVilliam F. Kraft, jr.       past three weeks.    Sho wil! reside with
not to sell any vacant  lots but to build , of the general committee,   stating how   ment out for  every   small   alarm   ^pfi\ ^-,u.. Cctntro in ,t]ac.o ot M. R. Wheeler Presentation   of   Diplomas   and   the , them   permanently   and   they  hope to
Grove Street School. j     Third Gi*ade, Vira Raynor. Fourth Grade, Jennie Elar. j     Fifth Grade, Arthur   Connor,   Merle I Raynor. '     Seventh Grade, Felicia Elar.
Eighth Grade, Mary McKeenan, Mar- j garet Mulcahy. Sadie Duryea. I 11 igh School.
j Peter Beck, Wallace ("ampbell, Ed- I warQ Collins, Robert Paterson, Win- ! field Raynor.
The foHowing are credited with per- i feet attenilaiice for the consecutive : number of years set opposite their i names: Robert Paterson, 7; Wallace Campbell, 5; Peter Beck, 3; WinfieW j Raynor, 4 ; Elmer Johnson, .'I; Freda ' Wildner, 3; Marion Pateraon, 5; Merle . Raynor, 2.
I Seaman Avenuo School.
I Sixth Grade , Arthur Keenes, Jktflrie I Mahnken.
Seventh Grade, Eunice Gainer, Mar¬ ion Paterson, Freda Wildner, Sadie Dayeoupay, Floyd Post.
ArchcRStreet School. Sixth Grade, Otillie   Woener.    Sev-
and sell hou.ses ready for using.
The body of Frank DeWitt, the young Brooklyn man who was drowned about a week   ago   while   out   with a
party of friends on a fishing trip with } State Ffremen's Association, .the Fire Capt. Dell Simonson, was found in the ' Department will hold a memorial ser- bay Sunday by a tishing party out in ' vice Sunday, June 26, at 4 p. m., in Captain Oliver Herbert's boat. De- Sigmond's Opera Hou.se. Tho mem- Witt was drowned while jumping from i bers of the department   will   attend in
many they can accommodate and their, would slightly curtail expense for price for same, or write Mr. Sammons horse hire. The idea waa approved by for detailed information. the Board by resolution. ,
__   A   second   communication   was   re-1
Acting  on   the     suggestion   of   the !'reived from T. DeKruijff,  complaining
of the ringing of bells by a baker early ; mornings.     He said he huti complained
(who   is now in the   Surrogate's   oflice   Award of the   Sniith   Spelling   Prize,   soon hear her calling iiapa   and  mama.
at Mineola).
HYMENEAL
NOLAN - HARRISON Miss  .May Nolan,   daughter  of  Mr. and Mrs. John   Nolan of   this   village, and David   Harrison of Brooklyn   wero
to Miller's man about this practice and
Mr. Miller had told him he had permis- 	
 ^ _     sion   from   President   Gunning to ring  carried   by Rev. Charles A. Logue   of
one   boat   to   another.    Thc   remains   full uniform,   meeting at 3:30 p. m. at   his bell   whenever   and   wherever   he ; the Catholic Church of Our   Redeemer, were   brought to   this   village,    where   the head(iuarters, corner of Chureh and   pleased.^   Mr.      Gunning   said^   there } Saturday evening at the  rectory;  they
upon order of Acting   Coroner  Norton Pine streets, and proceeding  thence in
they   were   removed   to   Southard   & a body.    Every   resklent of the village
Moore's morgue and   wore later   taken is invited to attend.    The service is in
to the FiVergrcen   Cemetery where the memoriam to the deceased members of
funeral and   interment took place. the department.
left on a wedding trip and   will   reside in Freeport on their return.
SMITII    COMBS. Edith,   daughter   of   Mr.
Mrs
Samuel   R.   Smith,    President  of   the Hoard of Education.
Award of Scholarship Priz&s, Hiram R. Smith.
Announcements, A. E. Barnes.
Benediction, Rev.   Oscar V. Werner.
.March, Manhattan Beach. Orchestra.
Samuel R. Smith's spelling prize, a ten volume set on Abraham Lincoln, wa.s won by Benjamin Abrams, with 100 per cent, on a 50 word tost.
The $5 gold pieces awarded by Hiram R. Sniith, were won as follows:! First Latin, Wiiiiam Andrews; First English,   Dorothy   MqClosky; Algebra
The South Shore Yacht Club will The Village of Freeport was hold one of its big daya on July Fourth very well represented at the trip afternoon and evening. There will be of "Roosevelt's Neighbors" to New motor boat races, start to be made York to greet Colpnel Roosevelt on hi.s promptly at 1 o'clock, and a speed return from his journey abroad. Sat- boat race, start to be made promptly j urday, having at least 26 residents in at 4 o'clock. Invitations for these; the party of about 400, among them races have been extended to owners of ' being J. D. Gunning, F. A. Myrick, speed boats from all clubs within the j Franklin Bedell, Smith Cox, R. G. An- Great South Bay as aloo to members of I derson. Dr. J. G. Kelley, G. D. Smith, Brooklyn, New York and Long Island ' Alvin G. Smith, S. R. Smith, Hiram Sound Clubs, the races to be sailed un-; R. Smith, S. P. Pettit, Leo Fishel, der the rules of the American Power ' Raymond G. Miller, J. Huyler Ellison, Boat Association. The rating [of John M. Baxter, Daniel Morrison, Gil launches  must  be in the  hands of the ' son Raynor,  ~ " -   -   -
Regatta Committee 24 hours previous ' dall, Oscar to the races. | W. Pine, A. S. Malcomson, S. F. Pear
There will also be swimming races,   sail, A. B. Wallace, Vandewater Post.
canoe races, tub races and other aquat- ¦ •
ic sports.    Suitable prizes will be pre-      Freeport Airdome will open its third
seemed to be some mistake aa he had never given any sueh permission and he would undertake to see the parties ihterested and have the alTair straight¬ ened out satisfactorily if jiossible.
A communication was recoived from Rev. Pelham St. George Bissell, stat¬ ing that he noticed the Gillespie Com¬ pany wanted their bond returned; that one of t^e conditions of their bond was that they should provide a roadway 100 feet wide thru the village, which they had not lione, as they had left part of a house standing on their prop¬ erty west of Long Beach avenue, and that the roadway was rtht 100 feet wide at that point. The communication was referred to Counselor Fishel for action.
Franklin  B.   Southard and  John P.       , Wright were approved   as members of  Be'tta,   who is  about 32 years   of  age   treasurer;    Edith    M.   Bedell,    Karl '''cra'Dt'^"Hanse""E"'s"'R'ln    ^'^^   Awake   Engine   Company   and | and  resided with hia   father and moth-   Brown, Petri na A. Burns.   Florence E. j 'mindPB    Alpv'RhnHoa    n 'Carl  Darenberg,   jr.,   for   Bay   View  er,   left   home   Saturday   morning in   Carpenter, John R. P. Goller,   Mildred! S   Malcornson  S   F Pparl  "^^e Company, No. 3. I company with two of his friends.   They   P. Humphrey,   Frank   W.   Pitcher. C.
The  report from state   inspectors of-| went to the creek in the  southern por-   Winfield  Raynor,   Marion   E. Sproule prisons   was  received  and  filed; this: tion of the village  and followed   along  William F. Kraft.
Freepori Fire Deiiartment brought home two prizes from Mineola tourna¬ ment Tuesday Ever Ready Hoae (Com¬ pany, tifth, an electric lamp: Wide Awake Engine Company, aecond, lov¬ ing cup. *
Mrs. August Johnson died Tuesday night after a lingering illness, aged 63 yoars. .She is .surviveil by her hus¬ band, three sons, .Mbin, Hilbert and August, and one daughter, Mrs. Sig, fred A. Olsen, all of Freejior^. Fun¬ eral services will lie held this Friday evening at S o'clock, from thc, resi¬ dence of her daughter, 7'f W. L%na avenue, [iev. J. WhitehursL of .Seaman"
and Biology, tic between William J\n
John D. Combs, was   married to Lewis drews and Theo. Wiggins, who tied al-:
Smith, of Hay   Shore,    Sunday   after- so in a special test, and were each giv-l avenue, officiating; private   interment
noon   at the M.    E. * Parsonage,    Rev. .en prizes; First German, Ruth Carlson ; [ Saturday niorning.
Dr.    William   A.   Richard performing Peter Beck received a aimilar prize for
the ceremony.    The bride was attended having had a merit'card  every   month
by . Miss   Effie S. Dunbar.    Th«   best of the year,  indicating  general   cxcel-
man was Mr.   .Hoflfroan.    They will re- lence hi scholarship and attendance, side in Trenton, N. J. CLASS ROLL.
J   •       o Following   is the list   of  graduates,
Drowned   m   Bay comprising   the class of   1910:    Laur-
Wesley   W.    Betts, a young   man of ence   H. Wright,   Preaident; Florence
Smithville South, was   drowned Satur- C. Stiles, vice president; M. Winifred
Com-
$1.75,
day afternoon   while   out   swimming.   Taylor, secretary; Robert B. Paterson,
report was noted in our laat iasue. | the   east   side of it to the   bay   front
A special report on the  condition of j when   Betts   donned   a   bathing   suit the new boilers  for the  power  house, , while  one  of his  frienda  went out on
. one of which was  received in damaged  the  bar  to  tread   clams.    The   third
sented to the winners in   tho different: season on Saturday, June   25th,   1910 events. and  preparations  have  been  made to
Ho^arboTh" aft^em^^nn'^nS ^^ctL^i^^ ' K"^^''*l!]f- '"'"f ,/='"°^^- ,J\^'^. ,^'"   condition, was received from the Hart- i member of the party   sat one the bank       •¦ -^--. 	
furniLd iv Midle^TRr^klvn   Z^'       •'" ^^ excellent  P;cture  f^^d Steam Boiler  Inapection   and  In-; reading.    Sometime  after Betta went ni Banquet   was   held  at  the  Crystal
fnF at 8 30^ ^m     T^.rT Sl' be'tt' P"-"*"-*/"' «.b^"d «=«"«=«'•* and .'Hustrated ¦ ^^^^^.^ ^o.; they recommended a num-  out Swimming the party  sitting on the Lake Houae, Clifford Colyer, President,
mg  at8.30  p.   m.    There  will   be  a , aonga by Miss  Myra   B.   Oliver,   late ¦ ^.^^ „f j^^   ^^   ^j,^^   ^j,^^   these | bank  called to his   friend   and   aaked acting as toastmaater, with the follow-i have usually paid:
Class Motto—Nulli Secundus. Clasa Colors- White and Gold. Class P'lower—Fleur-de-lis. ALUMNI BANQUET. Wedn^sday evening the annual Alum-
At DaSilva'.s.
For Summer Amusement   and fort.
Croiiuet   Sets,   $1,00,   .|1.25, $2.50 and up.
Hammocks, 50c, $1.00, .$1.50, $2.50, $3.25, $3.50.
Porch Rockers, $2.59, $2.98.
Lawn Settees, 98c.
Oil Stovea
Single Burner Oil Stoves, 50c.
Two Burner Oil Stoves, 75c.
Double Two Burner Oil Storvcs, $1.59.
Favorite  Blue  Flame   Oil    Stovea, $3.69.
Perfection Blue   Flame  Oil   Stoves, $4.85.
New   Perfection,   2 burners,   $6.76.
New Perfection,   3   burnera,   $8.98.
Gasoline Stoves,   2  burners,   $3.50. Window Screens
Compare these jirices with what you
The aeaaon haa body t^kea to drink. No harm will re¬ sult if the beverages mentioned in Smith & Bedell's ad. are used. It'
Read the adv. of S. P. Pettit, auc¬ tioneer, of sale of real estate tomor-, row. This is fine property and ahould make an excellent investment tor yourself.
C. A. Fulton has closed  hia store at
p .     ' were made the boilers   be submitted to I where Betts had  gone to.    He not be-   ing   toasts,   after  an elaborate ""^*   a hyrfrostatic pressure   test of 190 lbs. i ing in eight, they immediately   started  prepared for the occasion:
special display of fireworks during the i with Keith & Proctor's,   and   alao vio- ; afternoon. i Ijn aoloa by Mr. Marat Metsen.
al^ed when every-' ?„ admiaaior remains the aame, adults    ,^f-^j.g ^^^^     accepted. i a search" for  him which was  unavail-      Selection, Alumni Quartet.
10 cents; children   B   cents;   reaerved      ^he   following    plumbers'   licenses j ing.    They   then notified some   fisher-      Athletics, Milton D. Raynor. seats scents extra.   J* • JNugent,   i.iD- ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^j^^j^ ^^^.^^5^,,   as named: i men in the  vicinity  who  hauled a net      "Ships   that   Pass   in   the  Night," my   ineatre, loiu   uroaaway,   w. x.   pra„ci8 J. Gately,   John R. Seaman as' aeveral   times   but  could  not find the ' Harold E. Brown, ^"^y- _ , '^t  gyrety;    Golden  &  Benhett,   Seaman; body. The Village and the Schools, John D.
r       '     IW  A      A fi Golden; Stanley     Davison,     Lorenzo!     Sunday   morning,   while   two   men: Gunning, President of Freeport.
tiarnival Ring and UUeen Davison; John   Harris, American Sur-   were out preparatory to again   hauling      Welcome 1910! Miss Norma E. Sam-
Voting  for   King and   Queen of the  ety Company; Edward   Smith, Empire! for the body, one of them looked   over , mons. see I carnival to be held in Freeport the first! State Surety Company. i the side of the lioat and  saw Betts ly-      The Clasa, Laurence H. Wright.
I week   in . October has been  quite  dull      The   following    applications    were j ing on the botljom.    They reached him 1909 CLASS   REUNION
during   the   past   week,   with   slight I granted:    For   light—Otto   S.   Jung, i with a boat hook and hrought the body      The  banquet  of  the  Claaa  of 1909 _ J       .-- —   -- - ------------  change in the votes.    The result  from   Roosevelt Ave.; Dominick Ferrera, N. j to the dock  here, after  whieh   Acting  waa  held  at  the Crystal Lake   Hou^e
l«re«pon and has on handa lot of high   last night's count is as followa: Main   St.;   Mrs.   George   I. Boynton, ; Coroner Corodon  Norton  waa   notified I la.st night (Thursday).
grade stoves which he will  sell at low j I Dean  St.; Walter S. Smith.  32  Lena j and gave instructions  for the  removal
prices, from $17 up; can   be   seen   by POR QUEEN: „'Ave.; Mrs. A. L. Clarke,   11   Wallace ! of the body to the undertaker's morgue,
calling at his office^^ ^^\^Z:^^^^^'''^^:::::y^\f}-^ .'^^    Cartnen      Miller    Av. ;, pending burial.
^«   wfth^'S^th * p.  f*.^- *^vT' I ^'^ O^'  *« Pe"it & ^^^'  Miller Ave.; E.  A.
late   with   Keith & Proctor s;   Violin j Edith Sigmond  311 Donaldson, Park Ave.; John  Cartnell,
FORKING: Miller Ave.; A. Magnusson,   Rosedale
K. F. HiUenbnuid , 1115  Ave.   and Charles   L. Seaman,   Roose-
A, B. WaUace  669  velt Place.
Solos by Mr. Marat Mesten. Admit- ¦ioD 10 oehta; children Scents; re¬ served seats 6 cents extra. Get to coming, theo forget to stop.
Sonday morning at 10:30 a. m., a swimming, contest will be held at Woodcleft Batfairs Pavilion, with a priM of n aUvw loving cap. It
Oscar Rhodes  664
J. W. Cheahire  809
Rube Welch     63
A. C. Ackennan  34
W. B. Oosaena   30
I.Majrer ^.  10
¦ -J   -*^ I ¦
The applications of A. B. Malcom¬ son, South Long Beach Ave., for wat- ^er, and Lyman W. Taft, Rooflevelt Place, for lig^t were "granted as •oon as we secure tbe necessary ma¬ terial."
Base-Ball
JR. O. U. A. M. LEAGUE. Games for Saturday: Rockville Centre at Freeport. Hempstead at Valley Stream. Woodmere at Roslyn.
after
CHANGES IN H. S. TEACHERS. jEdward Wilder of New York takes i the place of Mr. Bodley in science and mathematics; Miss Sarah P. Ketcham, I from Hempstead in place of Miss Cam- , mings, modern languages; Miss Qain- ' man, of Leatershire, in place of Mise ; Oakley, drawing.
Miss Eunice Fitoh, Latin; Miss Mary E. Shanley, English, Miss Florence E. Cooper,   8ih Grade; Misa Etta  South¬ well, biology and rhetoric,   arfd  Miss I Loretta Knight, mtuie, will return next
Owing to the storm Saturday noon no ball games were played
One inning of tbe game between the j y^ar. Alomni team of F. H. S. and the regu- ]    A little comparison with a year  ago lar taam of tbe school resolted  in  a | shows  the vast growth of the school. score of 8 to 2 in favor of tbe regulars.  In Jane, 1909, 258 papers were mariced South Columbus Ave., Freeport.        It
18x33, extended, 23c.
24x33, extended, 25c.
24x37, extended, 30c.
28x37, extended, 35c.
These will help get rid of 'em:
Chinese Incense, 2 pkgs. Ic.
Tanglefoot Fly Paper, 3 double sheets for 5c.
Flistikon Fly Ribbon, 5c.
Poison Fly Paper, .5c pkg.
Wire Fly Killers, 10c.
Mason Fruit Jara
Pints, 55c doz.
Quarts, 57c doz.
Just the articles for the Gas or Oil atove.
Asbestos plates. 5c
Asbestos Iron Holders, 5 and 10c
Asbestos toasters, 10c
Asbestos Griddles, 10c
Asbestos oven mata (square), lOc '
Asbestos stove mats (oval), lOc
Asbestos sheets, 10c dox.
DaSilva's.
WANTED.—Competent chamber¬ maid and waitress; sleep out. Apply 23 Rose St It
Laundry work wante^^ mgderala prices; ealled for and delivered; good references;   Mrs.   Mary Jobnaon,  18