Nassau County Review 19170921

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,  1917
VoL XX. No. 38
FREEPORT
Sinicle copies of the R,»vi«>w for .al* at CSr«<-ntilBtt's aOd Braitbwaite'n. Railroad Ave¬ nue: L'ieberman'ii. Naatau County Review, OaSilva'i and Oobetx'a, Mair. Street: Spit- ae^B Stationery Store, Grove Street; Mlch- noTit, W»»t Merrick Road.
HIGHWATER
(OflRcial   Fiicures
Friday,  Sept.
Saturday
Su,rKlay
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
B'riday
Saturday
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TIDE
T.ABLE
for   Sandy   Hook)
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10:28 A. M.
11:12 A.M.
12:07 P.M.
1:12 A. M.
2:28 P.M.
3:44 P.M.
4:50 P.M.
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FREEPORT ENTERTAINS SOLDIER PROTECTORS
HYMENEAL
.AnnuunceH KnKaKemcnt to .Soldier
.Miss Gladys  M. Cook, daughter of
Mr. and .Mrs. E. F. Cook, entertained
(Official Contribution) 'a Five Hundred Club of which she :s
The citizens of the VillaRe of I ree-  a member, recently at her home. So.
port   continue   to   demonstrate   their  Ocean Avenue, at which time her en-
ability to do things  right by taking; j,aKement   was   announced   to   Lieut.
good care of their soldier visitors. stuart Cutler, second lieutenant, U. S.
Do it for your own or mine!.
Knit!
Knit a muffler!
Knit for the Red Cross!
WANTAGH
BELLMORE
ROOSEVELT
Frank    Roberts
end at Burwell's Beach, Mifford, Conn.,  fe'ft with him
where he left his mother, Mrs. Chas. ^ «ttention a. at our office.
Schafer, to enjoy a vacation.
entative   in        „, ,,   ,
> and new. There Will be ar. evening proachinjf im! careful ggryjce in the Presbjterian Chapel in Babylon-Hempstead   Road,   conducted
More Men Off for Camp
Headed   by   the   band   of  the   69th |     Thv.        ..„.,.,    .^,   .^^-¦«,   oning in his hand
The   headf|uarter.s   at   13   Railroad I x. g.    Lieut.Cutler recently received ' Rft;i'"ent (165th Federal) and escort-; sewing meeting on Monday from 9:30.
William Valentine has been suffer-   by  Rev.  J.  J.   Guenther,  on   Sunday Red    Cross   held    it.s   regular   !,"_^l°^_th^_P»'h^:'''^ ^'¦''™ ^'°^'P°'''  '''"'"'''•
Avenue are visited by quite a number  hi.s   commission   after     training     at  ed  by a detail of the Home Defense   a^rn  to 5 p. „.   A donation of ?o wa« .     ^.^^^^^   ^^,^^^^ ^^^ ^^ „^  ^^j ^j^^    teachers   of Nassau   Co of the soldier boys, especially Satur-   Plattsburgh, and is now on his way to   ^/^rp-s. of Freeport, :>8 young men of i received   from    Mrs    .1.   M.Jackso^ ^^^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^  ^^.^,,^^   ^.^^   heM   each    month   at   t
day and Sundays, which are the best; France.    He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.   Freeport, Hempstead and surrounding ¦ also $2 from other friends.   The meet-! ^^^^.^^^^ .^^ ^^^ ^^  g   ^  Aviation Corps ; «!kL,
.V meeting of the   physical   traininjr "ounty  will   be
 — •    -.   the   Roosevelt
nights to get away from camp. ; Timothy Cutler" ofPorterfierd'piace: .. villages, marched from the To^^t, Hall   ing at Red Cross House, Hempstead j ^;;;J7;^",.^'^ orFriday'^for Atlante, Ga* ' ^''*'°°'
The Ladies' Committee of the Free- i _,  : at Hempstead  to  the  railroad  depot ; ^;as attended by Mrs.A. E. Hunt and - ^.^^^^ ^^ .^^ ^^ ^^^^^^.^ instruction.
port Federation, of which  Mrs. F. E. I GEORGE—RICHARI) i ^t    8    o'clock    Wednesday    morning, | Miss  Sarah   L.   Hicks,  who  report  a ¦
Story  is  chairman,  is  serving coffee i     Miss  Leona   Ola.  daughter  of   Mr. i ^vhen the men entrained for military | most   interesting   meeting.   Luncheon
Clarence A. Edwards haa purchased of Mrs. W. J. Smith, of California, the property at 39 Railroad Avenue, where his office is located.
Anderson's ice cream business has rented the DaSilva store on West Merrick Road.
A pinochle, euchre and dance under the auspices of Freeport Hose Co. No. 1, Inc., will be held on Wednesday evening, October 17. in the Hose House, South Side Avenue, near Be¬ dell Street. Music will be furnished by Honey Potter's orchestra. Tick- eta are now on sale for '.i'> cent.s.
and  cake each  Saturday and  Sunday i and Mrs 'wiiliamH   Georgeof Brook-i ^'^''V'ce at Camp Upton, via Jamaica, j was also served^	
night and  from  the small  beginning   lyn, and Merle de Forest, son of Rev. j The list was published in the Nassau; will-bTTeld   'is   usual   in
of the week  before we had  over 200   ;„„i Mrs  W A  Richard   also of Brook-i'^"""'^V  Review last week, and  is re-:     services   \viii   oe   neiu   a.s
Miss Florence Elliott, a graduate of Cortland Normal School, has been en-
  i gaged   as   teacher   in   the   fith   (Jrade.
The Fir.st National Bank of Bell- ^ jjje 6th, Tth and 8th (Jrades are now more opened last Saturday morning, gn )„ ^^e new building, making the and the business of the first day was   necessary     changing   of   class   work_
visitors  these  two  nights  this  week, ivn, but formerly of'the M:e: Church,, .-duced   herewith,   with   the   -ep-j thrMemoJ^l ^on^
Saturday night the refreshments were of Freeport, were married at the home ! t'""   that  the  following   did   not   an- j al«o Sunday -School at-iO p. m. , ^.^^^   ^^^^^ ,   ^^,  depositors,   most  of \ of   Nassau   Cou'.ty   was   held   m   the
served  by  .Mrs.  Robert G.  Anderson, of the bride on Saturday, September j ^^^r roll-call: j     ^^^^   Tuesday   afternoon,   Septem-i ^'h'fh  were for substantial amounts,   -
Mrs.   C.   E.   .Mack ^and   Mrs.   Bertha ).-,, by the groom's father and broth-| 9,       Tf' .- i ber 21, the first  Fall  nieeting of the , =>"'' '" "'' t^e first day's business was
Knobel, assisted by Miss Helen Ander-; er,  Revs.   W.  A.  and   H.   M.   Richard. I "^o.    No. Name
son and .Miss Miriam Smith.    Sunday   The groom is to shortly leave for act-I   '^^    ^'^'^ ^''"- ^- Stenson. Hempsteatl
night among the ladies on the commit-, iv,. armv service ' ' ^^  llO'l Charles   E.   Henry,   Baldwin
Kings Daughters will be held at the j ^ery gratifying to the officials. The home of Miss Delia Fussell at 2 1 ^ank has been designated one of the o'clock.    It is hoped that all members i town depositories.    The capital  stock
Roosevelt School on .Monday evening at 7:30; Principals from the follow¬ ing schools were present: Lynbrook, Seaford, Long Beach. Valley Stream, East   Rockaway,   Oceanside.
Arguimbau Honored in France
Francis S. Arguimbau, member of Freeport Lodge of Elks, has been awarded a Legion Cross by the French Government for distinguished service in line of battle. Young Ar¬ guimbau has been attached to a di¬ vision of Hospital Corps in France along the battle front, being popular¬ ly known as the Blue Devils.
His father received a letter from him last week stating that he had been a patient in a hospital for three weeks recovering from results of in¬ haling the poison gas sent over from the (ierman lines, and while he was in the hospital the General of the division in which Arguimbau is en¬ listed came to the hospital and pre¬ sented him with the Legion Cross.
In another letter which Hartland Woodhouse sent his father, ho stated that Arguimbau has been overcome by the poison gas while rescuing sol¬ diers in the line of battle, and that an honor cross had been presented him for his distinguished bravery un¬ der tire.
EngageiTient Announced
in Unique Manner
ELI)KID(;E—BFIEBE
The In and Oul Luncheon Club held its first nieetin,' f^ir the season on Tuesday, when Mrs. E. B. Thompson enteitiiined. After the members had all arrived, a boy came with a tele¬ gram for .Mrs. J. A. Sutphin, presi¬ dent (if the (]iub. The telcijran! read as follows:
"To the Luncheon Club:—Florence Miller Thompson begs to announce the engagement of Edna A. Eldridge to Harry W. Beebe."
After the girls had recovered from this very pleasant surprise and wished the biide-to-be all happineiis, a dainty lunch v.as .served. The table decora¬ tions wei-e pink and white and the favors were little pink trunks with orun. e blossoms on top.
The afternoon was very pleasantly spent playing "500." .Mrs. Frank Wetmore won the prize.
The members j)resent were: Mis.ses Edra Eldridge, Mary Roe, Florence Thoui!)son, Mesdames S. F. Pearsall, Frank Wetmore, .lohn Denton, ."Vr¬ thur Whitehouse, J. .V. Sutphin, E. B. Thoiipson. Mesdames Howard Beebe and Herbert .Xckerson wore guests.
;\!,i>s Kl(,lrid.i>c and Mr. Beebe o.xpect to b. nunriod late this Fall and will take up t'l.eir resi<lence in Freeport.
._ ,  ..antag
M.   Flint, .J.   N.  Hartman,  sr.,  C.   H.   ''"'-'   '-'•'"tre   branch   of   the   Kayser   263        5 Herman M. Sell, Seaford Lowe,   W.   O,   Seaman,   C.   E.   Mack, ; ^''o^e   Manufacturing   Co..   has   been   279 2336 Andrew Nevy, Hempstead William    P.   .lones,   Leonard   S.   Ma-1'''"''"ed and  left for Camp Upton on   .2;^]  2316 Chas,   K.   Kriessler,   Hemp, bee,   C.   G.   St'hnitzler,   Thomas   W. ' Wednesday.   He was popular with the  2Ss 1032 Wm, H. White, Baldwin Lucas, Louis Comellas, H, J. Raymore,   eifrhty  young  women   in   his  employ. |3ii  J764  1^1^^ ^   Hedges, Wantagh E, B. Thompson. '''o show this they presented him with | 333    35(3 john J. A, Denton, Roosev'lt
Rev. J. Sidney Gould is the commit- ,'^ soldier's, traveling kit on Saturday.   356 2167 Thos. H.    Donnelly,    Hemp, teeman    in   charge   this   week,   from   -^  social  time followed  the  presenta-j 37^^  1102 Chas,  Cardati,  Baldwin -Monday   to   Sunday   inclusive.     Next : t'on—Times, week,  beginning  with   Monday  night,' rni i iv«    cr-wATi-T,'ir»
Frederick H. Plump will have charge .     ,, ,    ^'!''ir'';,^r'^^"'^^'^F?, of the assignments.    The rooms  are ; „ f-'iw""   1,- , -oHins, son of Mr. and it present open nights from  6 to  10 ' Mrs. .1, L\ Collins of Randall Ave.iue,
Christian    Endeavor   meets   in   the church on  Friday evening at 8 p. ni
Louden, .lohn J, Bedell and J, Huyler j p;ilison. 1
Freeport Sporting Club
At the Freeport Sporting Club P>i
The   Empire   Professionals   of   .New York defeated the Bellmore team last
ending   .September   7   and   14   goes   to .Mrs, Carter's .'ith Grade,
The accuracy test in Grudo 8 on Friday had the following IdO'l's: ,-\rithnietic, David Coker, Anna Behr;
o'clock, Saturdays opening at 2 p, m„ !^"<' ^iss Sophia G. Schaefer of Lrook- and Sundays from  10 a. m. 'y".  were  married   on   Augu.st  22  at
Contributions of maga/.ines are re-' the M. h. Parsonage, New Paltz, N. ceived in iirofusion. A larger variety i }^Jhey were married while spending of   up-to-date     phonograph     records
could be used to advantage, also ciga¬ rettes, and fu<lge would disappear like dew before the rising sun.
Acknowledgment is also made to .Mrs. Bainbridge for a music stand .ind a kitchen table. By tho way, chairs and some more ,:,.ill tables would come in handy.
Incidentally   it   costs   some   .-Jl,")
their vacation in New P'altz, .Mrs. .L U, Collins, mother of the groom, was present at the ceremony, Mr. and .Mrs. Collins are now residing in Brooklyn,
DaSILVA—BROWN
Louise, daughter of Isaac and -An¬ nie Da.Silva, of this village, and Louis Bernard Brown, son of (Justiive and week in cash'to keep this place open— •'>-''^" Brown of Flatbush, Brooklyn. •ca,sli c.ntributions to help toward this '¦ ^^^>•«' married on the Hebrew New e?ri)ense may be sent to the Treasurer, i 'dear's day, Sunday, September 10, at Bo.x C, Freeport, N, Y. \~-'^'^ P-  '«¦• «t 21)0 CJmton  Street, by
The following contributions are ai- j I"''"- 'sT^'e' Goldfarb. After the cere- ;;iiowledged to date: mony Mr, and Mrs, Brown left on a F, E, Story $25,00 ton days' trip to Albany, Buffalo, Ni- .fere E. Brown .'>,00 ">*'"'» Fall.s and \^¦ashin;;¦ton, D. C, PvJ-.'ar Jackson- 10,00 j**""' o" their return will reside at  ' Freeport,
Totiil $40.00 '      'he bride was attired in a gown of
A fdll report of the finances of the j dark grey trimmed with Hudson seal.
F'edcratioii will be published, showing I 	
the expendituro nf the funds in detail, when the work is coaipletHd','or at regular intervals.
Henry ,1. Raymore has loaned a pi¬ ano for use while the headiiuarters is in service, and'the crowd of "boys" gathered around it is good to see. The boys from Illinois with their home songs Sunday night were an in¬ spiration, and a fair type of the ex¬ cellent nien we are sending over to the Groat War to prevent the (ireat War from coming over here. Read what \\e\.  Newell   Dwight  Hiilis  said  in  a
tween P'rankie Jacobs and Ben Welch I resulted   in   a   draw;   in   the   4-round ,3<)0      30 Samuel Albro. Freeport j bout between Young Johnny Ross and
391 199 Whitson   McKay,   Roosevelt  Joe Madden, Madden won,
392 388 Wm, Nohejl, Wantagh The 6-round bout 420 .576 Gustav B. Muller, Merrick Thompson and Paul 422 2.566 Louis N. Case, (Jarden City hy Pollock. 427 1677 Anthonv Rapuzzi, Baldwin '" the star bout of ten rounds be- 437 906 Alex. A, Warga, Hempstead tween Larry Temple of Rockville Cen- 4.50 2.5,59 Eugene R, Courlnev, G, City tre and Jamaica Kid, of Jamaica, the 4.5111425 Everett   Lamberson,   O'side j i^"' proved tho be.^t man.
Police Notes
Saturday, September S, Patrick Hewitz, charged with assault, was sent to  Nassau  County Jail to await
day "•^'s^t "tlH^lstl'^mnd   b-lii^t 'be- | fl!!":!!?ll"J .^^^ mteresting game by j :u;;;b;;;7E;;.em-"(\,ker!" EVeiyn"ste-
the score of 2 to 1
Miss   Florence,  eldest  daughter   of -Mr,  and   .Mrs.  John   .Adell   of   Linden
I phenson. , J^obin.
Willi
Loebex,     Foster
l^;.7wo»n   T„i,nr,v i Street, and William F, Kraft. jr„ son !      -^t    Leonard   .-Vvenue    Hose    House
j'','^,^'""   ff""^ iof Mr. and Mrs, William R "o«e   Co.   No,   2  will   give   a
!of Smithville South, were married, at I birthday  dance on  September 2C., vhe
4,53 11.51 Robt. Geo. Colthurst, Freep't 4.58 320 Frank E. Ziegler. Freeport 459    950 .August Vogel, Hempstead
92 170.5 Jesse .Smith,  Huntington
232 1848  Herbert L.  Mechow, Bellm'e
.5 2624 Louis   Schrooher,   Ilomiist'd   "''tion of the Grand Jury
37    536 Fred W, Senf, Fioenort Friday,   September   14,   m   a   collis-|
102 1536 Tim Crowlev, Long Beach       'on   between   automobile   No,   126,.,, 1. 182    657 Jos. Bacigaiupo, Hempstead'""<!   "   motorcycle,   driven   by   Edwin
202 2360  Philip Schwencke, Hempst'd ' ^"i"'"''h   <-''   M'i   ""^o   Boulevard,   at
:;sl 1,565  Harry B. Finch, E, Roc'av'y I ^'hve   Boulevard   and    lUn.-y   Street,
Roosevelt last Sunday afternoon. Rev, I fourth annivoivary of the hou,se beini; .Mr, Schmidt, rector of Roosevelt Epis-U'rocted,       Cutfee     and   cake   will   bo copal   Church,  officiating.     Tho   bride was dressed in a gown of white satin, |
served free.    Come and  help the boytt along.
Georgiana  Losee has
boon  ro-
10   her
Weekly Weather Report
! !,
.Siiiiuay. o\i'i\'a^t, cool,
Alonday, clear, cool,  rain  at  night,
Tuesday,  clear,   waniuT.
Wednesday, ¦
Thursday, ci
203    933 Rich'd   W,   .Mat'.jws,   Hemp,
517 2204  Wm, Kanavy, Hempstead 573 2023 Harvey Miller, Baldwin 481  2323  Louis Ladnian, Hempstead 469    814  Russell  S, Smith, Freeport
49  1563  Robt.  Fawcett,  Long  Beach 490  1932 Otto E. Bartlett, Freeport 492 2;;()0  Fred Harris, Ilemiistead 503    312  Kngene  Brower,  Ilomnstead
518 2646 Charles  B.  Gower,  Mineola 52S    168  Leslie V, Penny, Freeport
55  1172  Charles Jordano, Freepurt 2.S2 2225  Frank   Barbara,   Hemp.stead 546    278 Chas,  A,  Peterson, Roosev't 553 2111  Arthur T, Bock, Baldwin 557  1517 Theo     E.      Schul^e-Bergor, Long Beach
the Kinloch lad was badly cut on his leg. He was tiikon to the ofiice of Dr, Carman for treatnie.it,
George Lenn fined $20 for violation of auto speed law,
Saturday, September 1,5, .Albert Goodheini and Frederick Oliver each lined $10 for violation of speed law. I Monday evening, September 17, a Ford car was stolen from the Plaza Theatre, The car belonged to Charles Schmidt of .Nassau Avenue and Cedar Street, The loss was reported to the Freeport police ai '.»:i5 in the evening and at 9:50 the next morning tho car was returned to Mr. Schmidt in South Brooklyn,   where   it  h;id   been   located
In their place the Board substituted j hy the local police,    Cai^taiii Dunbar
OBITUARY
FRANKLIN  P. (;(JOD
Word is received of the death, somc-
^      , , ., ,,      time    late in August, of the death pf
I,'"?".„""i?J....     ".'"'*-",''"";:''''"'''   Franklin   P,  Good, a former resident
I'roo]>ort nfiiriiia.
AsM
Boy;
Dill,
Fori;
H;;v
1  .
J   : :. Levii
Schr
UiUi
Wi,:^
? Jnclaimed Letters
( ll'. oporl   I'oslol-.v'c >
yn,  .Mrs."r.oi:o
0, ?ui^s Hannah
('a,d.
oy, Philip
vood, Mrs   r,  1
ae, l-:, and r.u,-,cli.
ooder. William T.
^'   s H.
fiis -Anne
and Mrs, Jr. .   i!
„;.,-,  C,   S.
;i?r<. :\lr:=, Kate
T.   Benson   Sniifh.
ii;. 1917.
evidences of savagery and barbarism as 1 have seen tht;ii without being a permanently saddened man, I have ¦seen a stretch of land as big as tin- whole of Long Island, with fifty nor cent, added, without a single tieo left. without a building, a school house or a church, nothing left—bare ;,.- it could be—where the (jermans ha\iiig retreated have said "because you shan't,' "
VVo wish al! our ro.u.lors c lioarl   that:   sern.oa     ¦¦•¦¦• ¦11 do their i'i ddiers   wl' i,   :nr  US  w'. i.ime.   Give : ,.'   link-   wi¬
lt the home of his
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,1   C.  STORY 'vVilliaiii C. .Story, of Brooklyn, well- known -in  this  village,  died  Wednes¬ day   at   Skeene's   Hospital,   Brooklyn, where he had been taken for an ojiera- 't 'lion.   Jtr, Story had comjilaineil about tMi'ir.ch     trouble,     but   it   wa- l.oariil serious.    On Tue.^day i.-
}tbe foUwing: 743    5G7 Jos, E. Allen, Freeport
24    337  Wm,   H.   White,   Hempstead 632    497 Howard J, Stenson, T",6    7S0 Clarence  H.  Smith,
The mon were accompanied by a l^rue group of relatives and friends •.athered to see them otV,*and woke uji Honijistead, used as i« i.s to the ,sighl of ,so!rliers,
Ne\t Batch September 28
Tlio next lot of men for Cam)) I'pton vill leave iin tho S:I3 train from Hempstead, probably 58 men, tl>:' ime as Hi the detail which left on Wcilnes-
wont down with .Mr. Schmidt and re iovored tho car. It had lieen loft after removing tlio batteries, two lap robes and a swetiter.
Tuesday evening another Ford cpv was s(olon from  the  Pla/.a Theatre,
Septenilier 18, tho 'following were lined $20 oach for \!idating aato speed law: -Nelson F GrilTen, Victor Bell, Michael Schaartz. Guigi Kaneko, Fii/urion Erct'sman, William L, (iieb and  .Meyer Wouss,
trimmed   with   orange   blossoms   and
was given away by her father.    Thej     Mi
bridesmaid   was   .Miss  Clara   Peterson j moved   from   .Mercy   llospita
of Bellmore and the matron of honor ' h'lTc wIhto she is doing iiiit   ,
was  .Mrs,  .Arthur (Jowd  of Roosevelt, I - -—~
a sister of the groom.    Harry A, Ape-I     Mrs,   M,  Thorne   is  seriously   di   :it
ler   of   Bellmore   was   best   man   and j her    daughter's   homo     on     Stoi.acrl
Arthur Goud acted ;is ushor.  Mendel, i Siroet, where .she will havo lo undergo
ssohn's Wedding March was rendered i a slight operation,
by   .Miss   Marie   Dcdek   of   Smithville |  	
South.    After the ceremony a wedding       Miss Phoebe Thyrno ha ^ obtained a dinner wa.s served ;it the home of the j I'osition with the Kayser -love |ieo^do.
¦': vide's parents.    Tho grpoi^i's present | 	
to the lii-ido was a peari and diamond 1 Mi'"- Charles Kjiplo is under Dr. !no?ivlnce; to the best man, gold cuff : Sherman Wight's i-aio in Brooklyn I links, and to the usher, gold scarf pin, i and is dointr ni<c y
[The bride's  present  lo tho  liridesmaid i     	
was an amethyst ancl pearl bar pin, , Got Soldier Drink; 30 Day* i The couple loft Garden City on thej Ihirvoy Smith of Freepoit was sei»- 1:58 train for a wedding trip to Al-; tencod to thirty ,iays in prison by b.my and other (daces of interest in i ,l.j,|t.'-o ciiattioiil Kr'da"; for so[!iii(r tho northern part of New York State Uvhiskey to a soldier in uniforii, from :iMd on their return will reside at i (ani|i .Mills, Roosevelt.      Numerous   and . valuable ,
presents wore received by the hrido. j nj ProHuff^ .Mr. Kraft has recently boon pro-I ^^**''*" ^'^*'\"^.^ moted to assistant cashier in the Fit-st i Wins State Prize .Xatiiin.'il Bank of Freeport, with' .A tologram rocci-¦ I Iiy tho ."Va-^sau which institution he has been connect-| County Farm Bureau ofli rehec ,s'>i>iu ^•d for a number of years, ji'iiunty Farm Bureau oflicos, from th<>                                 ' buroMi luuiagor, T.  .M.  Avery, states
George .Merritt of tho U, S, Navy is j that tb.' bureau wa
awarded the first •onfined to the naval hospital at C-liel- I Pri-o ''f $-">'•. offered by tho State for soa, .Ma,ss,, where ho is undergoing | the lost' exhibit of fairn (uulucu trealmoni   for   au    affection    of , the ( shown at tho Slate Fair at Syracuse.
The District Boar, i.'iino.s lo tho Lo'-. ! lay.s, none  in  f: :hod   "xclusjveh
-     latu'ivu
tr Freepor!:
ient ev-
!/i.l.
lii'.nhtr
'f this  \
Parade in Baldwin
for Soldiei'!
The cilizins of Baldwin  tci'l'!--•' . farewell  lo th<'ir rlraftod an ; ''*t   i.n'ii  Sunda.v afternoou, by '-' ¦''"•'    v.'j: a  para.io au<l thct ¦m'll.i; 1 '-oiiLalion,
I     Tho ..arado si^arlt.) at 3 o',l I Pli"  I.oilr  IsUui.l  ff-,i'road  sta.: , ¦,   ¦ i >• " . ('ie I    dov.il    Grand   .\M't.uii, ieii'      - '¦   ''¦'<¦¦'¦ ¦    M :!u--. \-.i-
ouniy ii'
ihvoal.
Regular services every Sunday ii the M, E, Church; Preacuiii',,; at 10:u a, in,; Sunday Sithool at   11 :-'!0, even-
':iT 'pr\'iT "t 7:!5.    A!! arc -ft'olcomc
Town  Board  Meetir
.!  b
iri'a'i
incii'.l  pf,-,.,;nst
Jity Must Lay Sidewalk
':,'¦:.¦ c;. ! : ,'-;.iH-a ha ^ iiotifiod 1 '¦• !( authoiitios lu phi'/C .¦ll'.   on   Its   pr'ijiorty
SOUniiRS
I o'^rteen Years Ago
(ItDH'v  ii{   mU-resl   (rom   the   ;.:i»i,iii  t R.-viiiv   files   foui-le-iu yc.iri  .¦..,   tl.lj
Martin V. W, Haii k-   .
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Kay.
Fro',
ve>{tr..•'',..¦   .11:.1  .,..-. i.. .L   .i.ii.i- by  usii'-;   cheap  or  inferior jar bers.    Tj obtain the bent results    ,. pr.e.<evving,   insist   upcii   gettitl-r   the LLCO JLMBfi  RUBBKlR which  ha.-< | the  nppr'iva!- 'if  G >od   Housekeeping j Institute, whoie stamp ia on each car-1 ton, and  the !now York  Tribune  in- j .=titute,-  The^e cost l.5c per doaen and] can be ohuuned at; 1
H. C. Schluter, Freeport, L. I. i
Artluw Whit^liou.se, Freeport. L. 1.
Dinner
Club ; ¦ ! ..iKi- ::ist '(': y of good t; - o.a laiu'ij,^  Huct d.incjng.
&"0 Cups of Coffee
In Oiir noni last weeki our compu
itor   doubted   our   statement   of   thi
.som'ng.of coffee  to  the  so.Wiers by
Wm  A   MacFark.ne. Preeport., L. I. |M" Abeles and m«de it 90 cups where
St^^hen Bc':k, Rooseve.:. L. I. ; ... ,   the l«tter;n.-
H, V, Carni.m Co.. Hemili.'iteau, L. I.   " --ervaj.  This
F.s.„li Hr..s Wantagh. 1,. I. I ,     . lu  passed into
A<l\erti8»ment   print.   It shouki hil>.c read 900 cups.
¦arc'.l "eftts." .
i ;t'..iunK up sa'e of hnc !i.:;^oiy stock, !.',r:j'«' and small; Iov.- cost; spe- ¦ ja. discoUiit to dealers; must I'lean ground for building purposes, '^Vood- bine Nursery, John J, Randail, Ocean and Lena Aveuue.s, Freeport. tf
Vital Sutistics
.   .. ''IL   OF   FKLEl'OKT Births r,)t. li. Richard Earl, Richard A, ;,  .1 Mary Bedel! Dexter.
10,   A,pna   Marip,   Thomas   F,   and Louise Smith .McNally, Deaths
ivbtijs.
iryfced   Men- irvey   Miller,
. r^iiii) Wi . al Reiservi I lair Byrne, i,   r-    -.
-Jamea    It.   'HaVris,
A rthTTT- -Bnrk. -tiowis
son.
AdvartiicmtDt i nue.
Sept.   IS,   George iStdo.nion   Ander-   Von   Pellenberg,   William   Baker,   jr., aged  '¦'   ¦?<   r--  Ale-xander Ave-   Charles   E.    Henry.    Harry    Homan,
I Chorles J. Smith.
'-r.\t pro'jf n.„i 1. the best on the nmr iJouble sole, ST.lo King- Boots, for sh $6.25. Excluiive n. era;.-a, 9*5 South M.-i
.1 of fancy fi   't A,.,   ........ .,    ,.,w Tricon tmtruii-
i7.e   .John   l-afireca,     forrrfcliy     with Sutler,  ni*' at  74  Soy  Main  Street,
Ad<*rti«ea>i>i'i j
near American Theatre.
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