Nassau County Review 19170713

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Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1S17
Vol. XX, No. 28
FREEPORT
Sinitl' cnpif. of the R€vi»w for ial« at <3r»rnbl»tf» mnd Br«ithw«iU''». Railroad Av». nue; I.ifberrnan'K, Na««au County Review. DaSilva'* and Gobeti's, Main Street; Spit- •»r'« Sutionery Store. Grove Street; Mich- noff'n.  Went Merrick Road.
VILLAGE TRUSTEES
All the members were present at the
rejfuJar meeting Thursday afternoon.
The committee from Hose Company
.\o.  2  appeared   regarding' plans  for
the    new    company    house.     Messr.s.
  Mahnken,   Bedell  and   Williama   were
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE appointed a committee to confer with
(Official   Fijfures   for   Sandy   Hook) i the firemen's committee attending to
Fiiday, July
Saturday,
Sunday,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
1.3 14 l.-j 16 17 18 19 20 21
3:45 P. M. Ithe preliminary work 4:44 P. M. I .Mrs. B. Trubenback asked the Board 5:38 P.M. ito pass an ordinance to compel own- 6:06 A.M. lers  of chickens  and  cows    to    keep
6:56 A.M. 7:42 A.M. 8:23 A.M. 9 02 A.M. 9:36 A.M.
them in enclosed places so neighbors could not be annoyed. The Board was unanimous that somethinK along this line would be in order, but it did not know as to their authority. The mat¬ ter was referred to counsel, to report I E'atsy Barbaro, Main St. as  to  the  proper  procedure.     It  was I Howard C. BamberK, 210 Bedell St.
223 State Militiamen
In Freeport Unit!
Village Tax Rate $1.19
(Was $1.25 last year.) The Freeport Village Board of Trus-1
MERRICK
BELLMORE
ROOSEVELT
I to  inaure  insertioo under thit  heading.
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hollowing IS  the completed  list of: tees last Thursday afternoon adopted ' tebrandt and all itema nhouid b? sent to him men   mustered   ihto   State   service  to; ^^'l.^^'^.'^et an^l tax rate for 1917. date,  the  total   being  223.     Applica tions have been received from a num-1 Village E.xpenses
The items are as fellows GENERAL FU.NjX)
ber of others. ] Lease of ground.  New York
Clarence  S.  Abrams.   150 Church  St.      City
Raymond P. .Ackerman, So. Bergen
F. P.  .Alcorn,   174  Lena .Ave.
l.ouis  1).   Amerman.  252  W.  Merrick
'William K. Andersen, West Side Ave.
Leo H. K. Andersen. West  Side Ave.
Gporge H. E. Aring, E. Milton St.
B. .M. A,«ch, 258 Archer St.
Fran It    Roberta    is   our   representative Bellmore and  vicinity.     All orders and n« left with  him will  receive  the lame careful ' Nassau Ri.>ad attention'ks  at our office.
Single   copies   of   the   Nassau   County Re- at   Mrs.   S.   Nathan's   Store,
^ The   Presbyterian   Sunday     School
An   entertainment   will   be  held   at | will   hold   its  annual   picnic   to   Point
the M. E. Church on Wednesday even
Uniforms, Arms and Equip ment. Home Defense, Free port Unit (one-half am't)
750.00 I
1500.00 '
Herbert A. Bacon, 67 East Ave.
The   Lights   Club   held   its   annual masquerade   dance   Wednesday   even-j thought a person could  not be regu-1 Harry E. Betzig, 18 Randal] Ave.
ing.
George Seaman, the grocer at So. Main Street, has opened a branch \ store at Point Lookout. j
animals were kept at home, but that neighbors should not be disturbed. , Mrs. Trubenback also asked  if the Board had ever considered the propo-
  i sition  of a  municipal  building.    The
John Kazzak was fined $2 Saturday ; Post Office Department, she said, by Judge Flint for not stopping his [would pay $1100 rental for a post of- automobile when signalled by a traf-1 fice, and the village might well build fie  officer. I its o'.vn hall with the Post Office as a
  j tenant   paying   the   interest   on   the
Frank, the seven-year-old son of; whole amount necessary for the pur- Mrs. Topz, of Liberty Avenue, was , pose. She was interested in the site shot in the head by an air rifle owne<l i north of Hewlett's feed store, with a by Ru.»stll .Moore, a twelve-year-old | frontage on Church Street, and also youngster, who was "gunning" near-' optTiing on Olive Boulevard, which by. The lad escaped with a small : could be purchased for about $300 a scalp wound. I foot.     The   Board   liked   the   proposi-
  } tion   for   a   municipal   building,   but
A cake sale will bc held Saturday; questioned as to whether it was now of this week at Home Defense head-1 the proper time to build, and no action quarters,  '10  South  Grove  Street,  for j was taken.
the benefit of the P'reefiort Unit of ¦ Chief Randall of the Fire Depart- th^ Home Defense Corps, to take care j ment was given permission to sell old of some necessary expenses. The com-   house not now of use to the depart-
;iated in his procedure so long a.s thu ! Charles F. Bliss, 169 So. -Main St.
William  .M. Bliss. 169 So. .Main St. Dwight J. Boland, 2.56 Pine St. Claude V. Boiler, 180 Whaley St. Harold L. Bucken, Whaley St. William J. Butler, 254 S. Side .Ave. George C. Bynner,  185 Randall Ave.
POLICE FUND Appropriation      Voted,     for Maintenance of Police De-       •' partment $10^00.00
STREET  PtJND i Maintenance  of  Streets $12000.00 '¦ \i
I STREET LIGHTING FUND
.Appropriation      Voted
-Maintenance of Street Light
Regular services are held at the M. E. Church every Sunday morning at 10:30;     Sunday     evening   at   7:45;
Lookout on July 17. Boats leave Southard's dock, foot of Raynor St., at 9:30 o'clock.
mittee consists of Mesdames Max¬ son, Tucker, Halpin, Mack, Davison, Mabee, FLnch, Johnson, Vought, Bol¬ and, .Starr and Pearsall.
ment. He is also to submit at the ne\t Board meetin.g itemized list of o!il equipment which he recommends .selling at public auction.
Upon   recommendation     of     Street
Commissioner Bond  it wa.s decided to
Office  Removed ' •'"^ ^'^ carloads of cinders for use on
village streets.
It was decided that hereafter the Kal^ry of the Police Captain, which office is now held by John J. Dunbar, should be $.j a month more than the '.•¦atrolnien. Mr. Dunbar has been on the force, with a year or so intermis¬ sion, while assistant warden of Nas¬ sau County Jail, for over 22 years. Upon     rccomniendation     of    Chief
  Han.-o of tho Police Department, who
rp n   .      I j spoke   of   tho   danger   to   autoists,   it
1 ax   Kate   Lower , y^i^^   decided    to   reciuest    Supervisor
As noted in our last issue, the tax ! Smith  to have  the  Trolley  Company
rate this year is $1.19, against $1.25   flx its tracks properly at that point.
last year. ,     Applications   were   granted   as   fol-
Ihe tax roll for this year and the  lows: tw   precediiiL'   ye:irs   shows  a   normal '     Lighting,  L.  ."M.  Mushncr. yicrease as f()ll<.\v.<: j     Sidewalk's,   (Ieorge   Bennett   Smith,
1'-"'! .S.),224,188.24 i East Merrick Road, 4x05 ft.; Mary K.
l'"*' •'5'''.-^''.'7><5--li Townsend,  .North -Bergen  Place,  4xr)0
Don't Want Post
A jietition was prescnttd to Post¬ master T. Benson Smith on Mo;iday, signed by about 50 merchants on Main Street, urging him to use his influ¬ ence to keej) the Post Office on that thoroughfare,
It has been rumored that the Post Office authorities at Washington were strongly considering a site on Church Street.
1917
.$5,368,0.59.29 !
Home Defense Corps Drills
RcK'ular ilrills of tho Kreeport Un¬ it, Hoimi Defense ('orps, are now held every Monday and Friday evenings, the men re])orting at head(iuarters at 8 o'clock positive. "Rookie" drills are also held Thursday evenings, tho Tuesday evening drills having been di.-'continuod.
ft.; Lawrence W. Wright, Lexington and Brookside -Avenues, 4x95 ft.; L. C. Nichols, 105 North Ber.gen Place, 4x;")0 ft.
The monthly report of Police Jus¬ tice Flint showed receipts for June of $202, $2 for a revolver license and $200 for auto  violations.
Street Coniniissioner Bond submit¬ ted his monthly report of routine work done.
Chauffeur's Licenses Not
Required By Everybody
In our last issue wo had an item regarding the aniendnieiit of the State Automobile Law in which we stated the law re(iuired all persons now run¬ ning autos to have chauffeur's licens¬ es. This was not qufte correct, as the law only aplies where a person drives within New York City ten days or more within the year.
been
Factory Help Wanted
In our issue this wo'.-k is ;ini>thor ad¬ vertisement I'or factory help wantod, which was inserted by one of our lo¬ cal real estate dealers. This gentle¬ man is interested in bringin.g a cus¬ tomer to this village, to tho extent of inserting this advertisement at his own expense. }le informs us that a company has been formed and is ready to locate here in the silk manufac¬ turing business, provided the neces¬ sary help can be secured, nnd that the wages will be good.
Extra demands   have
made | 	
Upon the Red Cross. ! Unclaimed Letters
Yo.iv hein is needed I (Freeport Post Ofiice)
I o.n  neip IS neeaea. 'Accittuva, Miss Delia
No matter how busy you are; .Abrams, G. W.
James Carpenter, L29 Grand .Ave. Stephen  Carpenter.  88  Leonard  .Ave. Jas. V. Carter, 13 Waverly PI. Edw. E. Chase, .'IS N. Ocean .Ave. Harold S. Chase, ."{4 Jay St. John A. Clarke, 244 So. Bayview  Ave. Victor H. Cohn, 187 So. Ocean -Ave." Louis F. Commellas, 294 So. Bayview Edward  F. Cook, 280 So. Ocean .\ve. Harold W. Cook, 92 Whaley St. Charles  L. Corby,  1.59 Whaley  St. William  F. Cornell, 41 Graffing PI. Frank H. Coward, 6 Hope Place James Coward, jr.. Star Place lames .A. Coward, 6 Hope PI. James B Curley,  Hem p.-Baby Ion Tpk. Saul O. Curtice, 54  Pine St.
Louis DaSilva. 10 Merrick  Road Edward G. DeMuth, (i5 Penn. Ave. John S. Denton, 18 Randall -Ave. John J. Dolan, 33 Rutland Road Robert E. Donaghy, Shonnard Ave. Clinton  .S.  Donaldson,  So.  Bayview Eugene   I'.   Donnelly,   158  Church   St. I).  Frederick  Dow.  18 Hansom  PI. I'elix   A.   Duffy,   3fi   Porterfield   place I'orrest  S.  Dunbar,  23  Onslow   Place William   F.  Dunker,  3 Grafling   Place George F. Dutel,  14 Wallace St.
Albert L. fi;arle, 172 Rose St. Robert   Harry   Earon,   310   Southside Elvin  N. Edwards, Dean Street
.\rthur I..  Fenton,  115 No. .Main St. 1'hos. .S. Ferguson, 211 Smith .St. Willard 1). Finch, 115 No. Ocean -Ave. Charles Fischer, 351  South .Side Ave. Clinton M. Flint, 185 .South Side Ave. William A. Follest, 210 Smith St. Arthur Frank. 152 .No. Long Beach Cadman  H.  Frederick.  5»)  Archer  .St. Ward R. Frost, South Side -Ave. Chester C. Fulton, 51 AV. Merrick Rd.
Fleming J. (Jihney, 9  Dean Sf. David   A.  Gillispie,  200  Church  Sf. Nicholas Giordano,  15 Waverly  l'la<-' Harry (Jlaser, 8tj So. .Main St. Bernard (Jobefz, 83 So. .Main S(. Alfred   C.   Goldreyer,   30   Russell   l'l. John R. P. Goller, 22 Wallace Sf. j
William   E.  (Uirmley,   191   Randall       | J.  Sidney  Gould,  00  Church  St. i
Otto (Jraser, 209 Smith Sf. i
Frederick W. (Jreaves i
Hert Groome. 51  Frederick .\ve. j
Charles  H.  Hall,  17  I'earsall  Ave.       j Ieo   Halpin,   112  So.  Ocean   .\ve. j
Maurice W.  Halpin.  Elliott  Place Charles 51. Hart,  IOO W. Merrick Rd. | E. Stanley Hart, lliO W. Merrick Road | J(din   -N.   H;irtmann,   jr..   Ill   Liberty!
I Merrick t--7-aoo''     Services at the Church of the  Re **''''''*-"'^  deemer Sunday, the Sixth After Trin
ity. at 7.30 and  11 o'clock A.  M. and \ '"^'. July 18. by the Drew Quartet
8  o'clock   P.   M.     Celebration   of  the
Holy Communion at the early service
and   Morning   Prayer  and   sermon  at
the 11 o'clock service.    Evening Pray-
, '¦ er and sermon.    The Sundav  Schools
»8008.0J   ,„eet   jjt   ,0   o'clock   in   the   Parish
I House and at 3 o'clock in the fire hall
of  Company  No. 2  on    Camp    Ave.
Choir practice is held Thursday in the
church  at  8  P.  .M.    The  Boy  Scouts
meet weekly  on  Tuesdays  at  7.30  P.
in the Parish House. ' The G. F. S
'meets   bi-weekly   on   Fridays   at   7.30
'p. M.    A cordial invitation is extend-1 tana, who officiated in the capacity of ! justice after a long travel
Mr. and Mrs. .Albert Crook, Mr. and Mrs. Coombs and daughter. Pearl, preaching by the pastor. Rev. R. W.j motored from Brooklvn to spend the Knight: Sunday School m the morning' Fourth of July at Mrs. Thome's home, at 11:30. All are welcome to these As they did not find their friends home s'^'^'K^^^' 'they   reached   Mr.   H.   Aborn's   house
  where   they   found   the   two   families,
Through the patriotic efforts of the i both   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Braun   and   Mrs. Misses Frances Barton. Adeline Adel. i Thome  spending  the day.    All   were Emily  Brown,  Ethel   Peterson, Beatie Mnvitcd   into   the  house   where  a   fine Messjna, Helen Colin and Jennie Cat- i table   was   spread,   to   which   all   did , . -   .    ._   -.     After en¬
ing and Renairs to Plant    tt9(mnnn^'^ *° ''" *° *'"*'"'^ ^"^^ services of this I tag   girls   on   July   Fourth,   sufficient i joying the dinner all went out to in- ing ami Kepairs to Plant    $12000.00  church and  to join  in its community ! funds   were   secured   to   purchase
activities
the U. S. A. Quartermaster's Depart¬ ment located at Manorville, N. Y.
BOARD OF  HEALTH  FUND '^lainttnance     of     Board   of
Health $2,500.00
FIRE   DEPART.MENT  FUND Maintenance of Fire Depart-
n^ent $4765.00 	
Appropriation \otid purchas- Vivian, the infant daughter of Mr.
ing   land   and     building   a j and .Mrs. Chas. A. Weiland, was bap-
house for Hose Co.  No. 2    5500.00 ! tized at the Church of the Redeemer
 —  on Sunday, July 1st.
$10265.00 	
ispect the beautiful garden .Mr. -Aborn handsome flag of large size, which will. has and wished thev, too, could live be placed on the pole near the depot, j out in the country.
Watson   M.   Emison   is  attached  to | The young ladies worked hard all day
SIDEWALK FUND About $200.0u  was  raised  for  the
Appropriation voted for one- use  of  the   Merrick   Branches  of the
third cost construction side- i .Surgical Dressings and National Spe-
"^^'*^^ $1500.001 cial  .Aid  Society  through  the concert
and are justly proud of the amount! Mr. and .Mrs. J. (irabenstein and they succeeded in raising and turned j son, Lester, from the Bronx, and Mrs. pver to the committee. , e.   Samisch   of   Brooklyn   spent   the
^,     ,      „.    , 7"„      ,, Fourth of July with their sister. Mrs.
t harles r ischer of Brooklyn is vis-  Charles Epple iting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wil¬ liam Wolfe on Bedford .Avenue.
Bellmore baseball team defeated the
Mrs. Maud Boyd of Hartfonl. Conn., spent the first part of the week with her cousin and aunt, Mrs.  M.  R. tJoI-
PARK FUND
Maintenance     of     park     on
Brooklyn Avenue .^oo 00
BOND  AND  INTEREST  FUND
Interest   on   Road   Construc¬ tion  Bonds $2792..50
Road  Construction Bond  No. 3,  Series  A
Road  Construction  Bond  No. 1, Series  B
Interest on Fire    Equipment Bonds
Fire  Equipment  Bond  .\o.  8
Fire Eciuiument Bc/i.d  So. 2, Series B
held in the local Firemen's Hall upon
Saturday   night   last.     The   program i has   been  enjuyin;.'
was of the highest order and very en-1 "-'ation.
tertaining.     The   talent   vvas   superb
and furnished Merrick such an even- I ing's musical treat as it never has en- I joyed  before.    Tho  artists  were   un-!
2000.00 I known   to   -Merrick   but   were   secured I through   the   influence  of   .Mrs.   Kath-!
1000.001 erine   Botts   of   Smith   Street,   whose] I friends they wore. 'Iheir servic.- weie
314.38  given  gratis  and  they responded  ev-1
500.00 ery one to tho hearty demands of the audience   for  encores.     The   program
500.00! was fine and of e(iual merit through¬ out.
Empire Professionals of Brooklyn last |.,,„ „„,|  ^,^,   ,    j,.  Stewart  of Craig Sunday by the score of 9 to 4. ^ ,^,.^.„^^     ^,^  ^„,, ^,^^   j^.^,^^^ p^^^^^*;;
md   daughter,   .Mrs.    Bernard    Voigt,
Miss Lillie Baldwin of Merrick Road i
two  weeks' va- i j
also spent the weekend with Mrs. Gol-
en.     _^
$7106.,S,s Being for all purposes a to¬ tal amount of $03,879.91 In   another   column   wo   publish   a comparison   with   last   year   and   the estimated  budget.    The only increase is   for   necessary   special   police   and Homo Defense e.xiionsos.
Budget Comparisons
-Adopted Tentative .Adopted
The taxicabs belonging to and driv¬ en by James Odell and JaHc Bannan collide<l on Bellmore Avonue near Bel¬ tagh Avenue, Monday evening. Both cars were considerably damaged, but neither driver was injured. Mrs. Thomas Larney, who was a passen¬ ger in the Bannan car, was cut on the forehead and considerably bruised by the impact. '
By direction of tho Adjutant Gen¬ eral tho .Merrick Company of the Home Defense Corps was mustered in¬ to the service of tho State on Tues¬ day night. We will publish the!''Vd depot names of the enrolled as soon as thoy may be obtained.
Mr and .Mrs. Wiliain Turner of Oak Street are visiting with relatives in Brooklyn.
Rudolph Smith has secured tho no-!.
ition   of  assistant  at   the   local   rail-   o!  ¦
I Stevens
General Police Streets Street   Light Bd.  of Health Fire Dept.
.Now Fire House
1910 $5,250 10,000 14,000 12,000
1,500 15,100
1917       1917
$5250 a$8,008
10,000     10,000
I     Mis
! F.. is
I
-Amelia CuthiU uf Yonkers I guest at the  Rectory.
N
.Sidewalk
Int.
b 1,500 1)500 0,1,0(!
12,000
12,000
2,500
4,705
1,500
7,10(i
driving a  new
A. ('. Doane motored N.   Y..   for   tho   last
is it not possible for you To spare a little time For this work?
Attention is called to the new ad¬ vertisement of Lieberman's station¬ ery store in this issue of special Vic¬ tor records of patriotic character.
Barry, G. M. Baker, Willie Ball, Miss Marv Brims, H. L.
 ; I Edwards, Neely  (2)
The   place   to   buy   coal.     Sinclair  Formna, Barone Raynor. 8 No. Main St., telephone 184  (Junnarsor, .Mrs. C. Freeport. (Jordon, Mrs.  A.  H.
Advertisement ' Harmson,  M.
Howell,  Belle Hall, Mr. ami .Mrs. Lloyd Hoghans, John Hirsch, Miss Pearle Leonard, Ralph Lower, J.  Edward Home Defense members will be giv- ^ Moore, Stanley
en  a  special disccunt  of  10 per cent, i Newton, -Miss Alma
on all Army  Shoes.    We ask  you to | Peters, C. S.
look   over , our  assortment,  the   la,rg-1 Rogers, David
est in town.    Remember that we also ' Richards, Mrs. W. R.
were the first in Freeport to introduce! Smith. Mrs. A.
U. S.  .Army Shoes.    Crevoiserat's, 95 ; Sullivan.' Chas.
So. Main St. : Schmolck, -Mrs. E.
  _     Advertisement   Taylor, Mrs. George
Why  buy  bicycles,  tires  or acces-'^Van Bokkelen, R. C.
sories   in   New   York   when   you  can i Venath, A.
buy  cheaper and  better  in   Freeport,  Wmslow, Eben J. P. E. R., (2)
¦where   you   can   have   defects   reme-1 Williams, H. D.
died     without  cost  or  inconvenience. P^"*'< ^^f^- D. J. M-
Sidney   Smith,   right   in   your   home T. Benson Smith, P. M.
town, carries the largest stock of bi¬ cycles and accessories in New York | At John La Greca's, formerly vege- State. You can select any one of 200 | table man at James Butler's store, bicycles at his place at a reduction of \ now af 74 So. Main Street, you can $5.00 from the regular price if you ] procure a fine variety of fruits and do it now. Every bicycle guaranteed.! vegetables at low prices. Special Call, if not convinced, don't buy. Rol-i sale every Saturday; don't miss it.
ler   skates,   ball   bearing,   $1.50   per          Adverti.em«nt
pair;    cheaper    than   the   wholesale      j,^  Posner's Shoes'for Babies. For
' AdT«rt4«tmtnt  ^^'**"'" w^'atfeer use D. Posner's Ankle
--"*      - - 1 Puiiipa.    We  carry   these  in   Patent
Black Leaf 40 jand Calf leather, also white canvas.
KilU all plant lice that it comes in Crevoiserat's, 95 So. Main St.
contact  with.     Protect   your   garden' AdvertUement
and   bushes   and   trees   by   using   it. i    „, .    ~; ,
Itocoinmended by U. S. Government I „ ^^^ *P«**«^«1*^ photo-play, "A «nd all State Agricultural Schools. Daughter of the Gods, has been se- Pnt up in convenient packages and V^^ '*"" ^}l American Theatre for Mk) by HaroW Williams. Olive Blvd. Monday and Tuesday. July 23 and 24; A4Tertbi*ia«nt M« Bov. lOT further pftTticulars.
Circus  Next  Friday
(Official Press Contribution) -A big holiday event is in store for the citizens of Froeport on July 2(K 0:i this day and date, the famous Sun Brothers' Quarter of a Century old Tontoii Exhibition and Kig Trained Wild Animal Touinoy will pitch its tents  and  give  two of  thoir splendid
J<hn   N.   Hartmann,   sr..   Ill   Liberty ! Performances.    This is the same show
John M. Harrington, 231  Pine St.
Geo. E. Hatfield, 78 N. Long Beach
Eugene   \\.  Helland,  22t N. Columbus
Walter P. Herrlich, E. .Milfon and Jay
AV. \. Hesse,  102 Colonial Ave.
William  Hibbard. 210 Smith St.
Frr.nklin G. Hill, Merrick
Joseph  Hirsch. 38  Brooklyn  -Ave.
Joseph  Huffman. 21  Willow   ,\ve.
Frank H. Holland, 312 -Archer St.
Edwin  Holmes.  128 W. Seaman Ave.
A\ iIn:of  S. Halsk^', 190 Lena -\ve.
Adnloh C. Hottonroth, jr., ;?03 S. Bayv.
(ierald   Howell,   '53  Pearsall   .Ave.
Owen W. Humphrey, 258 So. Ocean
Robert  H. Hunt.  110 No. Ocean Ave.
Frederick C.  Hyer, .'{9  Bedell  St.
WM.  F.  RohlfT touring -Motz
12,000
12,000       ^^''^ »n''  •¦^'r
2,500 h^"   -Middletown
4'7,jn;   weekend.
b5,500   x7~r^^ '¦'"¦— '
bi,5oo Vital Statistics ;
b500 I'reeport  \illage |
7,100 BIRTHS
 ,,-, ^      Juno 29, Gilormina MauroHo, Frank i
.$05,950 .$54,121  .$03,879 | and  .Mary  -Maurello Duiiase. Hlnd^iding .$1500 for Home Defense, i     July 0, Sarah Jane, Frank and  Sa.- | bV6Wl by ta.\!)ayei's. | rah   Combs.     This   is   tho   thirteenth!
chilli   in   tho  ('ombs   family,  of whom] ton  aro living. |
.In:       ¦    ':       .0,   Williaiii   and   .\niKJ Jo!i!
that has always m.iintained an oppo¬ sition of any semblance of graft about thoir shows or to trail in the wake of it. Always conducted in the highest manner and on tho most respectable plane, it is always a welcome visitor on each succeeding visit to the va¬ rious towns and cities. In plain words it can invariably always "come back." This season the show offers many new attractions, notably among thenr being Herr Klotz' wonderful tango and pantomimic elephants iii the 4roate.-;t trained animal act ever of¬ fered for review in America. The ex¬ hibition of beautiful high school hors¬ es; the new clown college; the Pana- , ma Wild Beast Exhibit; the new mili- I.ouis Israel, Merrick Road and Gold j tary bands, three in number and hosts Edgar Jack.son, Baldw in i of     other     attractions.       Indications
Robert G. Jackson, Willow  .Ave. I point to a large crowd coming to town
Ellsworth M. Jennings,  107 Raynor     | to   attend   the   show.     Perforuiances Frederick Joeri.s.sen, 47  No. .Main St.  v/ill be given rain or shine.
Theodore R. Johansen, 451 S. Side .Av. 	
Frank John.s, (Jraffing  Place WOULDN'T YOU GIVE YOUR
Albin N. Johnson, 34 So. Grove St.       LA.ST DOLLAR TO THE RED (ROSS Edgar  T.  Johnson,  75  So.  Grove  St.!     To help your boy
Baseball Game Tomorro'w
The l-'roo|iort .Vlhk-tic .Assck uition will cross hats with the Locust Valley team Saturday afternoon of this week at the Seaman -Avenuo grounds. See baseball column for details^ of last Saturday's score.
Village Taxes Due July 23
Village Ta-x Colhoctor D. Frank Sea¬ man will begin collection of village taxes on July 23; see adv in this is¬ sue for particulars.
ARE YOU  DOING  Vol If   Iill ?
One of the wa>...
Is to lay aside
-As much as you can spare
Each week or each montii
Toward the Red Cross work.
Annual Vaudeville
Show Tuesday
The annual vauilevillo shuw fir tho benefit of tho Holy Rodooinor Church was given at tho .Anierican Theatre Tuesday evening, under th<' direction nf Fred (iray, with tho following pro¬ gram :
Mo'.'ing Pict'jros
Folix  Adler
T.   Roy  Barnes
-\icliersoii iVc (lorman
Coylo c*;  .Morrell
•'oaklt.'y <t  Dunleavy
Cartnioll it Hairi.-,
Al. \'on  Tik^'|¦
Quigg it .Nickerson
Morton & (ilass
Stanton Bros.
Bruce  Waynian
U.Hi-nos iV;  Robinson
Hurt in Auto Accident
and  Robbed
.A birthday suri")rise party was tend- ere<l .Mervin E. Golden, jr., on his 20th birthday anniversary. It camo as a total surprise. As he was getting ready to go tho lotige Friday night, someone had phoned to him telling him not to come so early as thoy had a new scholar for him ami would bring him to the house. While he sat in tho parlor practicing his nius- ii', and deeply interested, the crowd appeared and turned out tho gas which left him in tho darkness. Tho guests were; I'loronco Whitehouso, Muriel Wood, Blanche Bergon, Florence Dix- (iortrudo Hubbard, Ruth Lytic, lura liMfoii, Elsie Clark. Evelyn Lillian Moiiion. Lillian Van I Riper, .Mildro.l Twoodalo, (iladys An- Idrus, Roy Post, Floyd Post, Robert i Williams, .Mrs. .Lytic, Mrs. Stovoiison,
.Mr.-.  Edward  Raynor. I     Tho  table  was   (iroitiiy  draiiod  ami a   midnight  supper  was  sorvod.   with ! iiuisic and dancing.
I -St. Paul's Episcopal .Mission, Rov. jAdolhort .1. Smith. Sunday, July 15: Sunday   School,   3:15   p.   m.;   evening
I'laytr  and   sermon,  7:30   p.   i Offc'torv  will  bo sun:.'- bv  .Mi
¦Jhe KIsie
WANTAGH
Rod  (  I'U- moot ing
s .So- Moii- Fire-
IIOIJI-
Tuosday ovtning (ioor'jo llinck of 70 I'"irst Stroot, Cmon Cuurso, ro- Ijortod t<j tho iK-luc thai ho had boon run into, In his auto, by anothor auto. lie was cul and tn'uisod, and was brou.'hf to Froo.porl in another car by Waldo Wulfing, and given inodical treatniont. Whon ho rotiirnod to his car he found that it hail boon stripped of everylhinc   that could  I'po  roniovod.
Pettit Sells Home
Stephen P. Pettit sold his hoiiM,' on .South Grovo Street .Sundav. to Siiiuucl Al.irkhoim nf  V(r\   V.ir':.
lia auxiliary of the i I. ioty hold its l^lsillos^¦ ! d:iy aftoriiodii at i'.-; rouiu in i moil's ll-all,. „lt ^Hiw nuoibcrs Ol 1 liors, but the ndiccrs Wish tlic'i'o Would ; bo many more with tho lied Cross 'spirit ami llic tiiiio to conn- oul and i work ovoii if thoy don't wish to join. ; Tho work ariomplishod sinro .lum; ; l:; ouii-ists of: U shoots, 20 towels, 42 i (ipor.-itiiig towol.s, ". !;•;• bag.:, 2 bath i riibos,   1  pilliiw  cases, 0  pair  paj.iiiias.
Las Thai: Al.rai
wn,   10   pair  opi rating ward slijipors.
.   1   pair
¦'riihiy aflorn()«ii, July 0, Mrs.
Si'iaoCj^r   and   .Miss   Lillian
woic  the  guests  of  tho   l.yn-
,:: ;•¦   -r   Kin;:,;   l>-,ii-liNr-   ,it
.Miss Delia l'"ussoll ami l.yi.Kui G. ussoll  are  at  ButlingtoM,   Vt       They
o visited .lames Kr'ivin Fus;^oll at iirt Ethan Allen and reinft-t him in .(•(dlont condition ami very onthusi- 'lic with his wiirk in the cavalry.
Children Working
Siindii Church
will   bo
in     tho     .Memorial oiitinuod     through
'.eninj. i.fuly; closed through .August.
Hilbert   R.   Johnson,   68   AV.   Seaman Krank .S. Johnston, 348 Archer St. Willis John.ston, 38 So. Grove St. Dudley Katsiman, 351 South Side Ave. John  .Alorton Keegan, 22 (iold  .St. Edward B. Kegel, 30 So. Grove St. H.  F.  I). Kelsey, 87 So.  Long  Beach I). A. Kennedy, 73 Archer St. H.  Bratton Kennedy,  48  No.  Bergen Edward S. Keogh, 214 Porterfield PL F. A. Keogh, 83 JJo. Long Beach Ave. J. D. Kiefer.  163 Porterfield  PI. AV. H. Kindsgrab, 33 Onslow  Place Hamilton G. King, 2(53 Smith St. Harold C. King, 1 East Ave. Charles   -A.   Kirchgessner,   78   Elliott George Kruig, 143 E. .Alerrick Road Leigh B. Lake, E. .Milton St. Glen Lamb, 50 Bedell St. Roland  M.  Lamb, Onslow  PI. Chas. H. Lowe, 157 Church St. David Levy, So. .Alain St. Herman I. Lieberman, 60 S. Main St. .Arthur Lugrin. 127 Rose St. Prosper Lugrin,  101   Miller .Ave.
Is through the Red Cross?
Every  mother's  boy
Is just as precious
.As yours
.And needs your assistance
Just as much.
"Elligible" Makes
Jamison Champion
< li.trles  ('.  .Liiin.-oii,  agod   11  years, a   student   in, tho  eighth   grade of the „ Wantagh     .School,   is   the     charhpion
for  Red  Cross ^l"-'11 IT of Nas,sau County, ami havipg I ¦''J'y "^ ™^' "•'<"''l '•"'J''.  10 a. m.; also We are pleased to publish this item ! oualified   will   represent   this   County !«¦'''"'"«¦ •'^'¦'•^"¦«'''"f the church through just as it is furnished us bv a frieml : '" th« State competition lo be held at of the vounger Red Cross workers:       j Syracuse   m   the   Fall.      He   won   his On .Saturday afternoon. July 7, thei^P'^'-s at tho Preeport .School on Tues-' Busy   Bees   of   tho   Bayview   section,''laV- Ju'.v ^i- where in single competi-   ^"""ly »ro at High Hill Boa.
composed   of  the  following  girls  and   turn   with   Miss   Dorothy   Fleming   of _ _"^;	
boys:    Eleanor   Harris,   Ruth   Mack,' •¦^tlant"'     Avenue,   a   student   in   the' _ -      ^        -;       -
Margaret   Tucker,   Virginia   Harrold..i-'^''chi'''  Street  .School,  he spelled  ev-, rreeport bporUng Club
Lombard     Jones,     Gonlon     Forbes,   '''¦.v   word  correctly,   scoring   100  per,     i.a^t   Fridav   nirhi   the   following Claude  Boiler,    John     Mack,    James  f^nL    -Miss Fleming tripped up on the; boutn   were   fought   at   tho   Sporting
Star bout, ten  rounds,  Walter
-Mr.  and  .Mrs.  Bird.-
ill Jackson and h for fhe
"Somewhere in Franre"        __       	
AV.hen the only way you could do it i Firth, Goid m Harris r>nd Shaler B:in-   '*'"'''l "eligible," putting two I's in th.^^fjuh
HYMENEAL
VILAS—ROSS
.Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hudson Vilas of Burlington, Vt , have announced tho marriage of their daughter, Beat¬ rice Alice, to Elliott Pell Ross, son of Mr. ahd Mrs. L. H. Ross, 170 Pine Street, Freeport, on Monday, July l9.
I croft, had a cake and  lemonade sale,   word. ' .Ntdson, 125 lbs., against Bert .SpMicor,
lat which they made $0. The proceeds This is the fourth meet this yearli3:{ |bs.; Nelson won. In the first six were turned over to the Red Cross, so I for Charles and Dorothy. They met, round bout between Joe Tiblitz, 118. ivou see that the children as w-dl as the I for the first time in the town meet at, and Joe Lenard, 120. Lenard won. In I grown-ups can do their bit toward I the Freeport School, where thcv lin-i the second six round bout between helping the Red Cross. '•''hed  two papers  each  of  100 words   v„ung   Sheldon,     140.    and     Johnny
  i without ,'i miss. They ,|ualified for the , Thompson,  135. Sheldon won.    In the
Weekly   Weather  Report       i^°""Sy, T*"*'.  "^^Fl *'   Min^'ol"   O"   tirft four roun.l bout betw^een Johnny I       VYeCKiy   weamer  ivepon       , j^„^. ,^ t^ey went through two more'Howe   and, Young   Riley,   Riley   won.
papers  of  100 words  each  without  aij^   the   .second   four   round   bout   be- mistake.    At this  meet several   more   tween Murray Allen and Johnny Mar- won.     In   the   third     four round   bout  betw-en   Paul   Poliek  and
(For Our Readers in Other Localities) Friday, July 7, clear, warm.
Saturday, clear, warm. i scored   100   per   cent.,   and   all   met   to    Aller
Sunday, clear, coo! in a. m.; overcast: again   at  the     Freeport     .School and windy in p   m. [Thursday,    June  28,  when     Dorothy: Bennv Whi',«   Poliek won
Monday, cleai- in a.m.; heavy ram, Fleming    and    Charles    C.    Jamison     X following b^^^^^
all p. m.;  overcast and rainy during | «pel,.d the 200 words correctly.    The j th/sFrly   night     S^r   Lt    Ln
"'5? ..    . I final   test   of   100   v/ords  was   given   at   rounds    5im   Ssivae'e and   lack'Hanlon
Miut  Carry   LighU _ daJ.'^wHh^ehmy" S'""'"" *" "'"''''l^l'^'^l^'^.'^"^' on Tuesday, ^^^rtuid\or'T«mm/''Redd;"l"nd
On   Bicycks j     Wednesrday,  overc
Chief  of   Police   Hanse  informs  us   "¦»'" middle of day. J gjble
that  so  many  complaints  have   been |     Thursday., stil.'  overcast
received regarding reckless riding by j " ,,   .   ! Lifl^ts On a Cruise '
bicyclists that he has given orderB for! Band for Home Detente Umt;     The   Long   Island     Goo<l     Hearted I DALi/TTllI /H^^'
Leonard S. Mabee,   102 N. Long Beach   the arrest of all persons caught with-'     Musicians  inthe  Freeport Unit ofi Thespians   Society,   better   known   as! 	
Charles E. Mack, 145 So. Long Beach j out lights at night. j the Home  Defense Corps are consid-¦ the   Lights,   announces   that   it   will'     An   inviution   is   cxtend^l   by   the
CllfTord K. Mahnken, 85 Lena Ave. In answer to our inquiry he assures , ering the proposition of organizing a' start on its annual cruise along Long {Woman's   Advance  Club for  all  •who
John H   .Mahnken, 85 Lena Ave. Ius  that  the  law  will be  strictly  en-|b<fnd,   a   number   of   good   musicians; Island, for the purpose of giving en-1 are interested to come to the KnighU
Howard H. Mahnken, 85 Lena Ave.     (forced.     This  was   in   answer  to  the  being now actively interested  in the j tertainmenfc in the several towns, the ¦ of  Pythias  Hall  next Tuesday after- drill work. 'latter part of this month. | noon, July 17, at 2 o'clock, when MIm
'V,               — .-..™..j,   ..,,jj   round   Doux,    lommy   neany   ana
»     w'li,,   I.     „,'  . ^ ^' ^"^" -"^'^ f'^'f"'"*^' rnis^^ed on  joe Farrell; other six round. Kid Lock cast, chrlly. heavy, the  word  "eligible,"  spelling  it "elii-i and   Jack   Phillips,   and   three   four ' "''   " ; round preliminaries.
BALDWSi
RayMond .Malone, 86 So. Long Beach Averell L. Marlow, 49 No. Ocean Ave. Henry L. Maxaan, 316 So. Long Besch
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oft repeated charge under previous administrations that some p«rBons used their bicycles all right 'without lighta, while a fev were arreated and panwbod.
This will all help emphasiie th* fact; The Freeport, show will be given at j Olga Goehler, from the Nassau Coun- of Freeport being "on the map" and it the American Theatre, Tueaday even-1 ty Farm Bureau, will give a demon- is hoped the outcome will be succeas- ing, July 31. [stration of canning vegeUbles and 'vl.                                                               M«re Freeport Mcwk oa Pago t    jfn>it«, follewad hy a talk on drying.