Nassau County Review 19170504

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village of Frecport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1917
Vol. XX, No. 18
"CLEAN UP WEEK" AprU 30th to May 5th, 1917
^ It is extremely desirable at this season of the year to call attention to Public Health Matters.
^ Your yard should be cleaned ! and   raked;   manure,   rubbish' pile and filth of all description,. especially every trace of gar¬ bage and putrescible material gathered    and    carted    away, j This cleaning of the premises j    Co. I. Tenth infantry should, in bric(, be considered' '"^'j,'',.^ merely an  extension    of house    cleaning    within home.
<gCo-operate with the Street'    ^.Vrd Kegiment Commissioner and your neigh
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ROLL OF HONOR
Our Soldi<;rs Army and Navy   . KUKKI'OKT Clyde Brown.  L. .'^. S. Delaware Morton (termond. 2nd  Field  .\rtillery
Destination probably Te\aw Uol>ert CampbeU
( o. I. Tenth Iiifantr> Charles Cook
Co. I. Tenth Inluntry Harry Alhin
Co. I. Tenth Infantrv .1. Wallace fjuest
Co. I, Tenth infantry Bert  Donnelly
the ' '"licence  Trubenback I     Navy I iToward .MdridKc ""
Troop C, (.'avalry I Dr. Thomas  H.  K\anM
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Moore, Cozzens and Grace
Elected to SchogJ Board
KiidKel of Nearly S70.000 I'naniranus- ly .\dopted—Only One Contest on Officers.
Just about the time for the school meetintf Tuesday evenintc a thunder shower came up, with unusually heavy rain, but it only lasted a half hour or so, and though the meeting was late in .starting' as a result, over ^2'^'^ voters attended and took part in the pro<'eedin{fs.
The meetinK was called to order by the flerk, Robert E. Donajrhy, who read the notice of the meetinp and the annual financial Itateinent and asked for the iiamine: of a chairman. Coun¬ selor Alfred T. Davison was named and unanimously elected, and ajipoinl-1 ed Robert G. Anderson and .\rcher B. i Wallace as tellers.
President C. Dwiuhl Baker spoke briefly of the work of the Hoard dur- , inK  the pant year, and   recommended
THE NATION NEEDS YOUR AID AT FARJWING
President Wilson in his proclamation of April I 5th said: "The Supreme need of our own nation and the
MERRICK
f .-..lunm in edHe<l l.y K.v. yi. H. I.il- «ll anil all itrms .nhauld hv Hont to him ut-<r   in.Hcrtlfin   und^T  thin   hradiiiK.
BELLMORE
lank
K.il<ert<    is,   c)u Rcllmoro un.l   \i<'init>-.     . lott   with   him  will  reo«ivc  th» Httrntion   as   ul  our  otfic*.
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Ithe adoption of the budKet as present-, preventing this calamity
nations with w^hich we are co-operating is in abundance of supplies, and especially of food¬ stuffs. The impKjrtance of an adequate food sup¬ ply, esp)eciany for the present year, is superla¬ tive. Without abundant food alike for the armies and the peoples now at war, the whole great en¬ terprise upon which we have embarked will break down and fail     *     *     *
"Upon the fanners of this country, therefore, in large measure rests the fate of tbe war and the fate of the nations."
Unless all the farm resources of the Nation are fully de-'     'he cake and candy sale and dance
.t,a.\r^r.^A    fk..>..<>  .,.,\\\ U„  ..   «-, ~t  „1 1   _        £  f      J I"        »L •    I which was held in the Firemen's Hall
veloped, tnere will be a great shortage or rood supplies this        t-   , v     i .i-
¦^ t5 » "¦"  «j>-.|-'fiv-o   nwoj^j^   Friday   eveninR,   April   27.   was  a
y^^''- ' jrreat success, both financially and so-
It is the duty of everv person to do his part to help ini"""^'    '^'*^'" f" ^f\l^^^'^-^'\ This -—r f f  '•• . monr-v    I'ofs   toward    the    Iih-bI    Bov
.Mrs.  .Albert Smith of  Baltimore  is 	
spendinir the  week with her  parents. I      ^'r- »"''  ^J".  A. .T.  Russell of Oak Mr. and .Mrs. Lewis L. Lord, who have   Street wiU celebrate their jrolden we<l-
re-opened   their     home     here,     after spendinir the Winter in Baltimore.
Krank. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. O. Colvin, has joine<l the farm .school ' at Farniinirdale to do his bit toward j the increase of food supply. ,
Walter E. .Spear is the new trustee of the local school board, having been
diniLj week.
anniversary   on   Fri«lav   of   this
The ret'ular monthly lueetint: of the [Boanl of Trade will be held in Fire- I men's HaU next  Monday eveninK at 8
o'clock.    Refreshments  will be served
at the close of the meetinir.
The  railroad  has conn>lete<l  a   new
electeil at the annual meetinjr held on | e.xpress   platform   on   the   west-bound Tues<lay nijrht. track west of the passenger depot.
money   ^'¦oes
bor in cleaning up the gutters in front of your premises, and show your public spirit, there¬ by assisting to make our Vil¬ lage Nassau County.
S. P. SHEA. Village Clerk X)iite<i April 23. 1917.
ed by the Board, and o. pr«Hnted i" i available foot with Staple foodstuffs.
PLANT! PLANT!
Ihe way to help is to plant every i.Scout equipment fund.
,     The   Scouts   wish   to  join   with  the ! Hand-in-Hand   Leafrue  in  thankinirail
PLANT!
1 he great need is farm labor.    It will be supplied.     The United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,   the  Agricultural
] who helped  make I v'ess that it was.
this affair the sue-
FREEPORT
»   '   7   "   r-   '^   ,.   ~   r-.  ,-^  r'"i. "T ' ouf hi!>t issue.    After about 20 voles
Another Freeport Lad Lnlistsij,;,,! heen '•"''t, .^jII in f.-ivor of the bud- RAY.MO.NI) AMADOR ; gvl, i^nd  no other.>< (UMiriiiii  to  vote.
.Anionfr   the   recruits   v/hq   rcportfd j the   p<dl   wa.n  closed   and   the   builiret at the Navy  Yard  for duty with  the, declared adopted. ! United   States   Department   of   Agriculture,   the   Agricultural!     Services  at the  Chur'ch  of  the  Re
.Marine   Corps   of   the   United   .States,     Tsioniinations for the odice of   Tru.^-¦ rx ^^r- ..^ j ^ l- l,i..oi„nr     ^imHuv      th..   l.\.«^rth   Afior
.Navy, was Raymond, Martin Amador. | tee for the unexpired term of Rowla«d   L'epartments of vanous states, and many strong business or-j'Jl^^^'J^'^   at   n   o'clock   AM    and   H
'   ganizations are developing plans to send to the farms an army  y'{.j^,^.|^'P   j|     Litanv. sermon, Holy
of helpers to aid in planting and harvesting the crops so vital! Communion.   Evening' Prayer and ser- to the nation's safety.     Machinery  is  in  operation,  through |"'o"     The  Sunday  i^'hoo!  meets  in
...I •   1 r      •   1   u 'tho Parish  House each  Sunday at  Hi
which every farmer can get labor. .^,.,^    ^       ;^   ^,  ,,^,, ,^,^. f,^^,„p (.^„^^„^ Sunday
Money for Seeds and Fertilizers ' ' f^''°] r ^^\^'"' *^"" f.}'TT^^C
' _ _ 2 on  tamp .\vcnue at ,i   P.   M.    The
Do you need funds for seeds and fertilizei"?       Ihe banks j Woman's  .Auxiliary  meets  weekly  on
of the country arc organizing to make loans to farmers.    Th*- Thursdays at 2.30 P. M.   The <;. F.
. \/-ii •      "^  Frecport, son'^f  Estavan  .Amador |H.   .Mayland,  deceaseil,  were (irsl  m-
the   Cleanest    Village    in ' ^f ^  famous liKhting- family of  Col-clared   in   order.     Village     President
umbiu, South .America. | Sidney II. .Swezey, who was appointed
Raymond (|uit his school studies in '' by  the  Hoard  to the office  until  this
the  F'reeport Iliirh School to Rive his ' election, spoke of the inteix'st William
services to his country, although he is'11. C.race had  taken  in  public affairs.
only   IK years of uge.     Raymond  ad-i and  nominated  him  for this  position.
dressed   the   school   assembly,  ur^inp: i Frank  H.  Stevens  and   Elvin   .\'.   Kd-
ejtch student to "do his bit" whether I wards  seconded  the  nomination.     .\'o
the firinK line or behind the line.     j other names  were  presented  and  Mr
Sinltlf   .•..lii.»   of   tho   R.-^ Greonblntl'M Hn<t HrRithwnitc
llii.Silva's- anil Cd'ljc-ti'ii. .M« xrr'n Stationery Stori', tii-o\ nolT'K.   Wont   MiTric-k   K<wi<l
.S.  mets bi-weekly on  Fridays at 7.110
Scouts meet on Tues-
10   in  the   Parish
.Marine!     (>i"the voiV for two Trustees to sue-i to provide $10,000,000.  if necessary,  for farm  loans throiigh 1 "°""*      '^   '^^°'"^""'   '"^iUition   is   ex-
Then  he  announced   lo  his   parents, Grace was declarwl elected on the i-e-   State of  New  York  has  appropriated  $500,000   for  that   pur-i p   "vT \heTov Scot
that  he  would  not wait for the con-1 port  of  the tellers  of some 20  vot*s i „„.       Xk_ M^..... V^-l   Ct   »      A _ ;   . U .     I O      •   i     L j1 i' '  ' !^ r, .
scription  law but would  volunteer at   cast, all in favor. P°^^       ' .     * . AI?'J'^?^'!1^ Agricultural Society has arranged ' day   evenin^^s   at    ,..:
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Friday,   May
Saturday.
.Sunday.
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday.
Kriday.
Saturday.
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TIDK   TABLK
for .Sandy Hook) 1 r.:05a. ni. .-) f;:4;{a. 111. 7:20 a. m. 7:.'j7a. m. S.'oo a. Ml. !i:17a. m. 10:0:!a. ni. 10:."lla. ni. 11:.^).'') a. m.
He    hastened   to  the Corjis recruiting stfition on East 2.3rd j ceed   Walter  B.   Cozzens  and  Charles ! local granges and local banks .Street,   where   Captain   Kvan   found'('. Moore ther^i'was a little ejccitement.! •     _,j.l,_^    ..   j.^^ hiiii tit and fine. | although only one vote was necessary '       oi"^'  Stares.
Kaymond's father is a commission I to ducide the result. Albin N. .lohn- MHTchant ill .Manhattan, and a son of son iiiinieil C. E. Moore for re-election .Manuel Amador Fierro, late president ] Stephen P. Fettit named Cadman II. of Boliver, Colombia, and nephew of | Frederick, and Archer B. Wallace .Manuel .Amador Guerrero, first pres-1 named Walter B. Co^zf^»1.';. The re- ident of the Republic of Panama. His i suit as announced \*as:
^.     >j , . -     I tended to ail to attend the services of
Similar plans  are  in  progress ithis church and  to become interested
Sircal uncles and Kreat grandfathers j foiiirht in the Colombia VV'ar of Inde- , pcndence in IHll. One of his uncles,! Alartin .Amador, alonjr *'ith Santiajro' .Stewart, and other martvrs, was shqbl
G.   B.  Geller  is  opening
on February 24, 1810, and their stil an  uphol- i ues stand  in the  Plaza  of  Independ
Votes cast:
Charles C.  Moore
Walter B. Coz/.ens
C.  H.  Frederick
Blank  and scatteririe;
ToUil
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IH2
107
.38
4.58
Messrs. .Moore an«i Cozzens were ac-
jcordinirly re-elected.
sterinK   store   in   ),he   Freeport   Inn j enee,  CJarteRena, Colombia.—P^atrle.
buildinir.    Mx.  Geller is an expert irj .rv«w^i^tTr.^, i
the  upholstefint? line, and.has decid-i OBITUARY UNCLAIMED LETTERS
ifl to Kive his whole time to the work j DAVE MONTGO.MEltV i Adams, Mrs. .A, t2)
n Freeport and vicinity. I      David     MontKomeia',   of   the   well-j Freeport, Lons Island. 178 Ray St.
known  actors'  combination  of   Mont-j French, Franklin  M, "lil Maple Ax-e, Koniery & .Stone, recently died in Chi-   French, Mrs. K. catro.    Mr. .Montw:dniery had been tbe | Fernandez, .Julian -^'uest   of  .Mr.   .Stone's  father,  (Jeorjre i .lones, .Mr. E.
The actors' colony section of the village is beir'nniiiK to take on its Summer activities, a number of the actors and their families now beinp back at their homes, and others rom- inur every day.
GeorKe Bennett Smith has nearly comP'letwl his large buneralow on So. iMng Reach Avenue.
Ran Out of Free Seed
Village I'resident Sidney H. Swezey announces that the seeds whieh he se- rured for delivery were calleil for and tllBtributed writhin a few day.s after the notice appeared in the press.
Mr. Swezey is endeavorinK to se¬ cure an additional supply, and if so, ^11 fry to tret word to the public.
"^utb '-rm.w Into Trolley
,An automobile^JSvtien ny.inenij ««. ¦Windeknocht of 536 Washinjjton-^t. Hoboken, N.'.I., and driven by his wife, Marie, smashed into the rear truck of a trolley owned by the Free- port Railroad Company, at Grove St. and Merrick Road Sunday. No one was hurt.   The auto was damaged.
Fourteen Years Ago
(Itrmh of  intarrat  from  the  Nasnau .County Revi«w .liles   fourteen  years  ago   this  week)
P. H. Wootl ward of Freeport ap¬ pointed Superlintendent of Express. L^I.  R.  R.
Neighborhood     Workers
of Freeport
FAIR
For Two Great Causes
Our Country   and   Our Poor
will be held
At  the Freeport Club House
Grove Street
May  15.   16.   17.   18
Afternoons and Evenings
;. Professional  Entertainment
Proceeds for Red Cross and
Neighborhood House
There will be no eharjte for admis¬ sion to this fair. A professional en¬ tertainment and many attractions every afternoon and evening;.
At the diflferenl booths there will b« (fir sale plenty of pretty, useful ahnd serviceable articles, such as Rro- ceries, home-msde cake, candy, ice cream, cold drinks and litrht lunch. Also aprons, (garden hats, porch pit- lows. fUiicy batrs, embroidered linens, combinn; jackets and all sorts of fancy and useful articles. Pottetl flowers, cut flowers, porch hanRinK baskets and many more desirable things.
We will publish the full list of com¬ mittees in our next issue. We rejn'et they arrived too lat|» fpi: \»h Ut gel them in this week.
.Stone,   in   Freeport, sions.
on   various  oeca-   Stoad. Fredie,'rare  Miss G.  H-  Pink- I     ney Winslow, E. i.„ 49 No. Ocean -Ave. ( >t T. Benson SmitJa., P. .M. Mav 1, JOI 7.
I III its various activities.
' The resources and the best business ability of the Nation i    j,-   ^   cammann    an.l    family  rc-
and the State will bc applied to supply farmers with labor and | turned to the villaue on Saturday for financial support.^and every farmer may count upon whatever ''"^' ^"""'i'^'' "fter spending the winter aid is"needed to enalitc" him  to cultivate his farm to its full i' : capaci4:.v.
PLANT! PLANT! PLANT!
You need -not fear depreciated prices by reason of over¬ production.    "Hie Avorlds supply of food-products is certain to
be short, and however large the domestic production, the ex-^    The  A.  c.  Doanes lome  hom pott demand vsrill e^ssure remunerative prices to the farmer.
HOME DEFENSE COMMITTEE Sub-Committee on Agriculture
JOHN H. VAN NOSTRAND. Chairman
WARD C. MOON, Secretary
CHARLES M- VANDEROEF, TreasureT
'SAMUEL R. SMITH GEORGE M. HEWLETT;
CHARLES C. SMITW
siiiniiK Manhattan.
.A '.rroup of jrirls and .Associates from the local G. F. .S. wont to Brook¬ lyn on .Sunday last to attend the an¬ nual service of the oriranization in LoiiK'  Island  at  Holy  Trinity  i'liiiirii
coiiie
¦ Merrick today from the winter's sc |journ in Brooklyn. .Mr. Doane i drivinK a new lourinK Buick.
The monthly nieetinj; of the .Men ;t;iub will be held in the Parish Hous ' on Tuesday evenint-' at 8.1^0.
Mrs. L. B. sniall >rara>re KirkwiHxl  Ave
Corlie.s   ha-n   erected upon   her   property   i
Henry Brandt has rented the black¬ smith shop of C. H. Russell on Fred¬ erick Avenue and opened for business last week.
The sprin.es in this vicinity are al- reaily showinj.: the effei'ts of the clos¬ ing down of the city piimpinir sta¬ tions. Already several of the cellars of residences in the lower sections of the viilaue hji\e water iii  them,
.1. W. .lohiiso : i'.nd family of Bel- tajrh .Avenue, who s|H'nt the Winter in the city, have retumcid to their home in this villaee,
.Miss Clara Peterson, who has l»een en>rajred as a teacher in the Smith¬ ville South .School, has sij?ned a con¬ tract to teach in Bellmore .-.chool the coniinjc year. Miss Peterson will take the place of .Miss Stickles, who has secured a position in the .Amityville School.
) I'reeport l.odce of Elks will irive its minstrel show, which recently drew larjce crowds both eveniiijrs in that vil- lajT'.-, at Fireiiien's Hall on Tuesday evening. May l.'i. for benefit of St. Barnabas' R. i . Church. The entire ))rojrrani. with vi'ry few chiinpes, as oriirinally presented, will be ei\en on this eveniii).:. The adiiiis-<ioii i» ~1tO^ cents. ^''
Belliiiore baseball team was defeal- eil lasl Sunday in this \ iilate liy the Henipstead Field Club, the score beinir ¦: to I. Next Sunday they will meet (he Xewfield A. C. of Nev  Vorl>.
The annual ma.miuerade dance of .Advance Hook and Ladder Company held las«|gkiturday eveninjr. was larjre-
ly atteiid/'d. the net proceeds beine about  .*7."..
Ajva R. Smith has purcha.s«'d the , milk blisiness whicli he formerly coii- .lucteil in this village and will assume control next Monday.
MARY SlttlTH
Mrs. -Mary Smith, aKerl 05, died on Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. A. McNally, Washbwm Avenue. Ftjner- al services were h«dd Wednesdaf in Westbury Cemetery.
MAKV    ELIZABF}!FH    VERMILYEA
Mary E. V'erwvilyea, aged 84 years, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Chauncey Sprajine. 2fii» South Main Street, on Siinday. Funeral .services were held on Tuesday, Rev. S. O. Cur¬ tice, pastor of the iVI. E. Chun*, olli- ciatini;, with interment at Peekskill, N. Y.; C. A. Fulton, funeral director.
Miss Vermilyea is survived hy two
«t«^"kaw'"irai?''**'"'"*'^'   SprRpuc  and j i^roft}^"comm^te7lr~mayToTnmuni
¦___  cate with either membern «f •the-com-
BERNARD LENN<)> 'miltee «-hich   will  gladly  arranpre   to
Bernard     Lennon,    ajre   r.ft   years.;'^''lif'*'"""'" ,   ,. .      .     ,^
brother of Harry S. Lennon «f Bav- ,^*' '¦'*'^':"'* . of ^ reeport should view and Randall Avenues. ,I.ied on ' ^'t ^ '"""^^ '" the 'PPearance of Saturday at Bellevue Hospitai. Fun- i '^*''^'^*" ^'•"""''f Nothing benefits a eral services were held at the T'hurch ! ^"^" ""^ '""'^'' "¦'* '' "'"^- aWr^i^'t'ce of   Our   Holv   Redeemer   .>„   m„„,i„„ i appearance around its depot.    This lo
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i Coming EvenftB
Help ioqprove Our Futa .Saturday.   May     12.    a  •¦Patriotic
Editor Rex'iitiw:— i Dance" at Crystal Lake House.     %
The Committee on Parks is ma^ng I     ^^ ^^' *" ^^ inclu-sive, lair, Neifrh-
a special •effort his year to have what 4s known as the park, tint t«, that strip of ^aii'd north of the raifccoad station "between Main Street and LonK B^ac'.li Avenue, beanitl'fied.
PersooF .irjesirintr to donate [le- rennial mr hardy shrubs, <ranna Jhulbs. ireranitims and salvia plants or nas¬ turtium needs may leav« their -dona¬ tions at ihe residence of "either mem-
borhoad Workers.
ThamKiay evenine. JilaS' 17, "Vol- unteeisi' Concert" al Bc'ttael A. M. E- Churr<h,   Henry   Street,  at   8  o'clock-]tnme<lh<wne aft«r spendinp tbe Wrn
tickewM.') cents; refreshnwnts served Friday   evening.  May   18,  operetta in Brmiklyn Hall, b«9»<'fii .of .Mothera' Club and Red Crotis.
Sa.turday evenintc. May 19. dance for htmefit of eonviention fund of Free- port Vire Department, .at Brooklyn HaU; tickets 25 cents.
Tuesday, May 2.'*, ca.r<i party, bene- ht S»(l ("ross, at residence of Mrs. Fra.nk   Bradley, 312 Ba>"view  .Avenue.
SOOAL AND PERSONAL!
Briflf    Itrmm 'Concrmmi   Reiident*   of   0«r j Communttf,   and   Vnair   Gu«(>,   V^rxits      ' and   Social   Affairs I
1 .An evident careless use of lire arms *is a bullet which penetrated the front door of .Mrs. Susan Birch''! home on .Merrick Av% between on and two o'clock Oh .Saturday morniiiK- The bearer of the -shootinir iron is. un¬ known. It is <iuite possible the actor himself is not aware of where his bul- " r let ended.    Great caution on the part
Mr. ami Mrs. K   R. Collard have re-   of all should be the order of the day,
-iiiid  nijrhl   -in  these times when re- trictions  uiKin  the  use and  carrying
  of fire anns may not be severely en-
The   «ay   me.'tinK  of the  M«r.bCTs-!*'"¦•"'''  .^'""t^   "«   '"^^   of   ordinary Oub will be hot! at the Seamaji Ave- ; "«"<='' t'""'*- *»"* '^««" rescinded.
n«f School Wednesday aftemoea, May i ——  ..      ..   .
:», at :tiKll.    Th» annual eleeticui *.f nffi-! *«>rs will be hold.
ROOSEVELT
« rMk
A son. Kdward Mrs. Otto Kassel Thursday.
was born to Mr. and Womls .Avenue, last
li«r at Southern 'Pines, N. C.
W K. Bunn of .Madison, N. .1.. ad¬ dressed the conirrejcation of the M. F;. Church on .Sunday evening l.nsl. He is an activ*;,worker amonir pri.soii convicts and told some interesting thinn's about his mission and success with men senteiuted to the tde<'tric chair.
iilonday, I
with   interment   al   Westbury;   C. Fulton, funeral director.
MARV   SMITH
-Mary Smith, a«ed (i.'i years, ioied at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mc¬ Nally, Washburn Avenue, on Sunday. Funeral .services were held nt the Church of Gur Holy Redeemer on Wednesday, with iriterment at West¬ bury;  C.  A.  Fulton, funeral director.
Mrs. Smith is survived by two daun'hters.
Guard the Children!
Editor Nassau Co. Review : ^ Owing to the prevalence of Chicken    Pox    and    G
Measles   V.'ill   you   kindly   urge i all persons are requesttnl to observe
the public in exercising a due'    '^^'' ^'""'"''"ee desires to ackn««^'l
Attending to Healtfa
^Poblic  Health is  Purciiaja- Pulled from Under Train     !^1^      Within   natural   iinnita-
Tt. the quirk w*rk of Thomas  Mc-1 t'0*l-   ^"y  community can   dc- cality  j.«i   the  first  ^'limpse  v.hich  a ' ^^*'.^''"f'^oo»«^'1-"'"' ¦^-?>• Brown itermine its own death rate. pa.ssing:  .stranfrer  has af  our  village, jof Freeport. Jamra-   CoIKns   of   Wan-j n Jljg J3t>ard of Health of the and it i» the lirst I'limpse which makes ;t^R^. owes his hfe. I\/-ri_ £    IT vi      V
the first impression. Ohilins attempted  to  board a  mov-l vxltage    Ot    t-reeport,    IN.     J.,
Plea.se help us to keep this hnid fori'"*-' t^ain at the railroad «tation Mon-  earjnestly      requests     that      all
¦ ¦ "     '       " '^~'   T\{r^ ^ara.%a^:|pr«P-rty--— - »--es of
Iht   rail,   wheal   McCaffrey   and j property. place at  least on  gal- Brown trrabbeil hira and  pulled him j Ion of criide petroleum or ioer-
""coilins was attended by Dr. Runcie 1°*™^ '" f«^^ cesspool, there- who lound his letrs cut a*d bruise<l. jby avoiding Sumrper nius- He -was  dazed  by the  fall,   but  later j anc^s¦
Collins i» a eairpenter in j S    P   Sl-IF A
Secretary Board of Health. '¦
.Miss .Susan Georjre has received notice of her appointment as steno>r- rapher in the oflice of the .Attorney (ieneral al Washinjrlon. She expects to leave here in a few days for her new jiosition, and the well-wishes of her many friends in this villas*' will go with her
; park purfioses in good order.   Tou can : do   your   share   by   keeping   .off   the j i^roa gra.ss   awl   by   not   permitting     your! 2.^"*'" i children anti  dogs  to  trajnple *m  the ! ! grass, fl-owers and  shrubs.     It  is  im- j possible   I.o   keep   the   mound   which' j bears   the   name   "F'reeport"   in   good : order when  children  use it for a  to¬ boggan  slifle  and  charge  up  iti> sides as   though   ca|ituring   a   fort.     Some children   in   the  iieighborhoixl   of  this liark seera U) think it is a playpround, for their benefit.    Parents are request¬ ed to see that iheir children keep od" ; of this  park  land.    "Keep Off" aigns . erman i .^^-jn  [^  placet!  along  the  land  which .
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The baseball team won from Wood- mere on the ¦J.^th by a score of i!.'! to 2. It also won from Oyster Bay on the 28th by a score of 7 to 4. the Poly Prep, team and Oyster Bay team are not in the official league .so their games do not count. Having won one and lost one gam«^ from teams in the J.iaguc league, we are tied for second place-, pany u Saturday the .")lh the team plays the Farmingdale .Aggies. This team is a good tejiin ami defeated Freeport last year and this year they have heen do¬ ing good work. A lively game is ex¬ pected when they meet on the .Seaman -Avenue grounds.
Some   of   the   •'Student"     material   it to the armory here was lost on its way lo the |irinter and,   through    some   new
The      Itoosevell      Honie      l>••fell^^ is growing into a strong com. <   an   arm   for   emergency   in these  active   war  limes.     Major  .1.  .1. I)i-\on  is drilling ollicer, and in  iirov- iiu' himself a very efTicient instructor in   the   manoeuvres   which   are   neces¬ sary for a good soldier.    On Thursday evening  of  last   week,  Capt.   .McAllis¬ ter, of the Federal service, paid a vi»- iid put the men rills.      He   ex-
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consequently, the paper will tie out pressed surprise at the rapid advance- later than usual. inent the company was showing and Cua<h Hubbard is working hard to coinpliinente.i the major highlv on the get a go(«l track team to represent us prospects of a very eflieienl companv. at Mineola. But he is handicapped by f.ast .Saturday afternoon the cimipuny the farming trouble, for many of our marched to the ball lield at Stop <i2 best  athletes   have   left   school   to  do, and   were   put   through   tbi-
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regard m calling ua the f-amJy = shrnbs and plants from the John J..
Doctor as early as possible that   Randall     Company    and  from   .1.  W.
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cases reported and iaken care, Mr. Randall and members of his fam- of properly. '      I'ly  «**   vve  all   know ,have   for   manv
^By following thi. advice a! f"" ¦''*'''^/*''^"t'"'"«';'*»y^'•'*f >
^     <,       , ,        *» "¦-..¦.-•._  "Ito   co-operate   with   whatever   is   for
considerable   number   of  cases ; tlie best interest.s ^f our village.    Mr. '
will no doubt be avoided. TheiSc'nidt is a  newcomer among us and'
.v,<>,,:.„^   .,:„»;._- »L—.*_^- i j i velunteered most g«?nerou8ly to aid in '
moving   picture theatres could   ^^ beautifying of the railroad  park.
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farm   work.     The   meet   is   not  t,o   be held until .May 2() and by that tinie he will surely have a goinl team picked. Those   brave   souls   who   have   left
pul in rough tfK- tin) ofK-n field. Eight scjuads have ai ready been formed and given in charge of corporals, and there will be an earn ffort  made  to quickly  bring  the
! their beJovetl studies to <lo farming so  con.pany lo war ulrengtb of \hf) men
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1     Willis,     (Jeorge   Squad   drill   is   on   Tuesday   evening» Fred   Grimm,   Wesley   Davi-   and company drill on Friday eveningx.
^^ JoKn J. Randall. President
D. Wesley Pine. Vice Presic^t
Raympn j tjiuju^,   I red   Grir Wt j»on. Ralph Golden, George Baker, John WW iMcCo.rd. George Heurniann and l-'rank
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also be of service by exercis-     The Commitee wi»h to express iu | « at this time an expression of loyally to the President Vm ing due precautions by making   appreciation  and  thanks  to the John    ^' _     •   1     iX     .      • ^L      •'¦   Randall     Companv     and     to     .Mr.
special eftorts in warning the | schmidt children of the prevalence of
j Colvin.    .Some of them are at the Ag- i ricultural     S"hool     in     Farmingdale, ff ,' while others are with private farmers. Edwin   .Sloat   has   left   to   join   the navy.
.Arthur Connor is  now the L. I. R. R.
The annual prize speaking contest for which everyone has been waitiing, and for which the contestants have been preparing continually, will be hehl -Monday, May 7, in the Hieh School auditorium.
the same. Also m giving spe¬ cial attention to ventilation and cleanliness.
Dr. Runcie, Health Officer.
Dr. Dean, Medical Inspector.
Sidney Smith 8«ys "Buy a biey- cl«" and gives the reasons. S«« bis adv. in thfai issue.
John H.  .Mahnken,     ! 8.">  I^Biia   .Ave.   (comer Bergen  PI.Ij
Henry L. Maxson, 316 .'Jouth Long Beach Avenue,        ,
Committee on Parks, i
HYMO«lAL
.Miss  Lena Vandeliisky of 164  Pine '. Street was married to Leonard Schle-'
i^ of the United States should be made, and as an ex- ^f
^ pressioo of such loyalty they have instructed the Cash- ftf j j^^^^^ Picture* for
^ ier to suiwcribe for $50,000 of the proposed war loan, ff j     Firemen's Coav«ntion Fundi
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Pjl If any of our friends or patrons should desire to F>artic
By (»,'der of (;overnor Whitman, the sheriffs of each (,'ount.y have \teen di- re<ted to priK-ure a census of every resident over 21 yeaifs of age. Blanks are on hand for this purpose an I the , .      committee in charge is on hand at the
working ior ^^mory (the Alpha ftre housel on Tuseday and Friday evenings. Every man of_i)ur village oughf to come ou,t promptly in answer to this call and sign the paper If this is not done voluntarily, it is likely thhat a nher- iff's gi;;ard will cali on you and, force you to %igr\ . ijet the men of Roose¬ velt show the-ir loyalty and piitriot- isni   by  prohiptly otwying orders
The   place  to   buy     coal.     Sinclair       ,    . „. ,   ,       „ ^   ^ --
Raynor. 8 No, Main St., telephoae 147 j««' o^ Roosevelt Isat Saturday.   They Freeport, iare residTng with Vrve groom's parents
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»* ipate in theae bonds >v«; would be pleased to let them ff have them at cost'to us.
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A moving picture show will bekeld'     On     .Sunday    afternoon   last.
t 4 at the Liberty Theatre, Brooklyn Ave- o'clock, Percy Rhodes and Miss Lo- nue, Freeport, on .Monday evening,, rett* Koehler were joined in wedlock May 14, for benefit of the Convention ¦ by E«v. U Stanley Coors Thiaie two fund of the Freeport Fire Depart-' yoMnfr people are popular resid^mta 4rf ment. Ticki*ts are ten cents each, and this village and for the paat torn a splendid sbow is hoped for. includ- , we<fks have been busy «rtttinK up thair ing the picture which everyone should; own home on Woods Avenue, where see. "The Closed Door." ¦¦ the ceremony took place.