Nassau County Review 19151203

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Nassau County Revieiv
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT. N. V., FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1915
Vol. XX, No. 49
Freeport
Sinjtle copitfs of the Review for s«l« At Greenbla^tt's and Btaithwaite's, Rail- toaA Avenoe; MichnofT's, NaBsm County Reriew, DaSilTa's am] Go¬ bets's. Main Street; DaSilva's.West Merridt Road. tf.
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE
Thsae Iimee ara (or Handy Hook     Deduct minotas (or Herapatsad Bay)
Killed in Auto Collision {   Social and Personal     A Matter of Principal   In the Fratemai Orders
Grov.r PMli.on   .Re 24, of this   vil- I ^^^ c-.-. Vi-is -J tattim. s. |     We are inforraed th.t in a Rockville '
lAKe, wa. •-•tw.tly k.lled   •"   an  auto Fr.,p«t.„ .md TW rn-i. Ceutre newspaper this   week   will   be '
C9ttMioD oa tbe Memck Road at   Mer-   j _   1. "^ '' ,
rick. Sondsy evening. '  Mrt. George Wallace   of   80  South > "^^^^  the advertisement of a num-
Merle Post of Seaford bad exchanged Ocean Avenue, who ha« been troubled i her ot Preeport merchantb, including > antoa with  Gearga   Belasky of   Wan-[with   rheumatism   many   years,    ieft | several liqnor dealets, urging   you   to'
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cBibeF ineeting of the Arta Clob will be held next Monday, De¬ cember 6, in the Methodist Chorch at 3 o'cldck. Dr. Syenaga will speak on the "Reconstruction of Korea."
The Frefport Ice & Foel Co. ale building an addition to tbeir ice plant. The new ice storage room will be 45x50, and will be capable of holding 12.000 tnn» of ice. George W. Rey¬ nolds haa the contract for the work.
The annoal novelty parade, games and ball of the Callithumpian Aaaocia¬ tion was held Tnuraday last. In the morning   more   tban a bundred   young jsjrs, and Mrs. Donaldson   and Mr. and
tagh.   in a  try ont   before  a  change of ownerahip.
Aboot noon Merle, with his brother, Frank, drove to Freeport, where thpy met Laroy Smith, Grover f aalaon and George and .Angele Preziosi. They then drove es»i to Amityville and Babylon. After dark they started for Freepoit. Smith, wbo is a lidensed chauffeur, was driving. As the car approached Merrick, acL-orJing to Smith's statement, he tried to pasii a car in front, and when alongaide of it the glare fif a h.-adligbt of an bp- proaching aolomobile blinded bim. He tben pulled a little to the left so as not to collide with the aoto at hia right.
Tfae other auto, driven by John Don- aldscn of Patcbogoa was atruck by the Post aotomobile and wrecked. Smith ¦ays he Has .no recollection of what happened after that. His antomobile weot about 60 feet further west, and Btroek the aatomobile of George VVard- baoer, also of Patchogue. Paulaon, who sra* silting on the tool box on the ranning board of Post's antumoblle. was thrown to his death.
In the Donaldfcn   automobile  ivere
Monday for Southern apeciai treatment.
jR- 0. U. A. M. The euchre, pinochle   and   dann-   of Pin»a    to   laks   u V... • . j       .   i. Freeport Council No. 57, Jr. O. U. A.
Pines,   to   take, buy yoor   Christmaa   goods   at   home. . j^    ^,7.^ .^ Crystal Lake Hooae Tues- (This advertiaement does not appear in   ^gy evening was well attended,    there A birtbday party waa given   at   the i ^^e Nassau Coonty   Review,   beeauae, j being 28 tables   in   play.     The   tables home of Mias   Madeline   Duryea,   No- i while we have no qoarrel'witb the liq- 'were arranged on the large son porch vember 18, in honor of her 15tb birth- ,„<,, dealera, we can see   no   reaaon   at day.    The table was prettily tlecorafd >..   r..   ¦ . .      j    ¦ .-
¦   •*   ,, .      I...       rru ..   this Christmas   Reason   for   deviating
in yellow and   white.    Tbose   present ^
were Misaes Grace Raynor.   Vira Ray-j ^'o"^ """"o'e   e»tabliehed   years   ago, nor. Vera Powers.   Jesaie Gobeti. An- iof keeping from oor paper   all   adver- nie Ritchie,    Minnie Ackerman.   Dora   tisements that, to us, aeem  objection  J Israel, Helen Bornscheur, Esther Kier-   ^^le '
nan, Etbel Kiernan, Jeanette Leonard,       „,' ,, , i
Maude Stone and Sadie Duryea: Harrv       * «• t""- "<'"'** """K*  y*^" '" ^^y   »* 	
Engelke, Howard Van Sicklen, Percy *»ome, bot we. feel jostified, under the j ^be Council rooin will ba a inecca Krebs, Roy Hooghton, William FietdB. circomstances, in orging the buyers ' for many Junior Order men this Fri Herbert Lui dflad, Jene Courtney. Rob-   „j,p ,pprove   our   ceurse   to   consider : day evening,  when delegations will be
first tbe merchants wboae announce¬ ments ofi Chriatmari goods appear in our isauea.     It will be  Daiaral to con-
I which ieft tbe main floor clear for I dancing, which was enjoyed by many ; of those who were not playing carda. ! The games were   over   by   11    o'clock
and after the prizes had been awarded I to the successfol   playera   all   present
joined in dan.'ing and a   general   good
time.
Village Trustees       News of the Qmrcbety
At the ineeting Thursday a resolu¬ tion was passed instructing G«orge St6ne to finish his contract for paint¬ ing fire hydrants within two weeks or the contract would be cancelled. Tbe Fire Council recommended the contracf
Swnce*   ef    tka •a l^e chsrvktta amd tliaa th aada ties
.\t the Method! it Chorch next-*
day HKiming. Dr. Curtice   will
.,   a.     ,., ....   ... on "Tbe Worth of Our Reading."
oegiventoMr. Weis,, butthe\i,|j«e   the evening his theme   will   be  " Board decided, upon comi.lBint of   Mr.   Whiteneas of Heaven. '
Stone,-he being the lowest   bidder,   to. .    ,
give him the contract, which wa» done' November 5, and it was stipulated tbe, work shoald be completed witbin three weeks.
Village Clerk Shea was instructed to order 44 new street lamps t" re¬ place old ones unfit for uae.
ert Story, Charles Miller, jr., Frank Hurley, Merle Raynor and William and Ira Duryea.
men paraded thiough the streets. In the afternoon many witnessed a series of games on Olive Boulevard.
The time is getting short if you are contemplating helping Mra. Etta J. Carman with her Chriatmaa work ameng the needy poor.    Donations   of
Mrs. Frank Piqaet of Patcbogae and in tbe Waldbauer automobile, Mr. and .Mr^. Waldbauer. Anthony Kruger of Patcbogae aod Miaa Lillian Kuaaell of 237 Potnam Avenue, Brooklyn. Merle Post haa a dislocated aboulder and waa badlv cut aboot the face. Smith waa _    _ cut aboat the right leg and   left   arm.
toyV'do^ls,7o«d second-hand clothing. lNon« of the   otber   occopanta   of   the etc      will   be   appreciated;   address. I three cars were seriously injured. Brooklyn Avenue. „ P-"'"'' *•» employed by the  L    I.
  Railroad, and previously by   the   New
,,. .     .   . ...      York   Telepbone  Company.    He  wbb
An aotomobile coHiBion between the . ^^^^^^^^^ ^^ ^^ survived by  hia   pa- cars of Dr. Mangan of 9o   Park   Ave  , ^^^^^ ^^^ everal lirotherB and slaters.
nne, Brooklyn, and   Donald S. Mackey ; 	
of this village, took place Sunday at West Merrick Road and Church Street. Dr. Mangan and hia son Daniel were in one car and in the "ackey car Mrs. Mackey and daughter and Kenneth Taylor. Both cars were badly dam¬ aged.    No one was injured.
The Motners' Clob will meet at the Archer Street Scbool next Wednesday afternoon, December 8, and would lik t as many motbera aa can attend. h^j[p sew for the children of tbe kindergar¬ ten for Christmas.
The Freeport High   School   Musical Club will give an operetta,   "Princeas , Chrysanthemum," on Friday  evening, December 17, at 8 o'ciock In tbe audi- - torium of the Grove Street School; ad-: miaaion 25 centa.
present from nearly all Coun:ila Naaaau Coonty and aeveral of the nearby Councila of Queens and Suffolk to greet National Vice Councilor John
clode that those who advertiae in the j S. Noyes and bia ataff, together with liqoor partnerahip service, but not' ni^.ny °f '.^e State officers. Bro Noye witb us. do not care   for   your   trade
or think they can get   it   without   our belp.
Freeport to Have Municipal Christmas Tree
jof New    Hampshire is on bia   way   to
' Waahington, D. C, to look   after   tbe
I interest* of the Order in tbe fight   for
- tbe Immigration Bill, and   is   viaiting
j Freport Council   for   the   purpoae   nf I
greeting the members of Long   Island.
At the meeting last Friday   evening
; Paat State Councilor Jamea W. Chesh-
At the ineeting of the Village Board j 're was appointed   chairman of a com-
] of Truateea   last  Thursday   afternoon ! mittee to receive oar guesta of the ev-
  1 Mrs. Fred E. Story and    Mrs.   Roland   ening.     He uaa appointed the   follow-
j M. Lamb appeared on   behalf   of  the I'"K P«8t councilors as membera of   hia Mr. and Mrs.    Charlea S. Powell   of   Neighborhood   Workers and urged the   committee to aasiat   him:    Gilson   H. St. Petersborg. Frt., who were apend-i Board to aasiat in a proposed   munici   'Raynor,    Henry S. Starr,   Walter   M. ing a few days with relatives in Free-   p^l Christmaa tree for the Village   of I Nichola. Howard E. Pearsall, John iV. port, have   ifturned   to  their   winter   Freeport. ! Fawcett and Elvin A. Dorlon.
home in Florida. xbe   Asaociation    ia   planning   for       The   entertainment   committee   has
  ChriBtmaa gifta for the needy poor  of j been buay preparing  for   the   visitors
Capt. Hempel. of the Oscar  II.   the ' the village, and   wants   in   connection   ""d   oyster atews will be served to all ahip of   the   much   advertiaed   "Ford : with their work to have a "dreut   big
Pleasing Entertainment by Children
The juvenile entertaioment in tbe . American Theatre Friday evening w*-- der auspices of the   Cathollic   Church.
directed by Mias   Florence   Ware   »nd   ..i^^-^-^^Xoiig" Ag'o""    wa/"re«7by Pierre Dutel,   was one of the   best ju-   j,r.*. Hewlett.    "An   Awaknied    'eo. venile eniertamnienti   ever  given   in this village.
Tlip Pick.Tninny Minstrels with Ray Kii^rnan, Matty kiernan and Ralpb Mickacles as prjncipala, witb ohoraa. waa a feature, aa also   the   lawn   fete
As a pert of the Nation-wide Pro*/ teetant Episcopal advent preachii^C miaaioii. daily services will be held in tbe Cburch of the TransfigaratioB. from December 6 to December 12. ia« elusive. The preacher will be Rev.. D. M. Genns, rector ol St. Thomaa. Cburch. Brooklyn.	
The meeting of the Woman'tt Mie* sionary l?o<iely of the Preabyteriao Church was held Wedneaday, with- Mrs. Joseph Hewlett aa leader. Tli4 meeting opened with a devotional *er«' vice in which a namber of membera participaled.     A paper nn "The .MOUO'
ett.
Day.    D     P., was   read   by
pie," written liy >I. E himeelf a mountaineer, Mrs. Dikeman.   •
A talk on "Syria and Persia" waa given by Mrs. H. J Kaymore. Let¬ ter* from Mia? E. T. Minor were read. Almost every member preaent respond¬ ed tc tbe rollcall with an appropriate teyt or verse.
J The "Freeport Town Team" com- wMed for the most part of fern-er Aodenta of freeoort High Scbool, de¬ feated the Rockville Centre football team on Thankagiving Day by the Bcore of 14 to 0. Harold Smitb, cap¬ tain and follback of tbe Freeport elev¬ en, tripped and fell in such a  manner
Swib WiM Verdict
The Appellate Diviaion of the Sec¬ ond Department has affirmed a judg¬ ment for $8000 recovered by S. Dimon I Smitb of this village against Dayton Hedges of Patchogue. The decision waa handed down on Friday, Presiding Justice Jenks writing the opiniou.
Thia is the second time this caae haa been in the Appellate Division. On the first trial Jadgilient waa rendered for tbe defendant. ' Ex J odge Elvin N. Edwarda. on behalf of the plaintiff, appealed to tbe Appellate Diviaion and that ioatt reveraed tbe trial court and
aa to aerioualy broiae   hia   left   collar   ordered a new trial.    On the new trial
bone. Qoite a number of Freeport rooters attended tbe game, which waa played at Rockville Centre.
The item in oor laat issue regarding CounselIO( Douglass C. Lawrence waa somewhat mialeading. Mr. Lawrence haa been engaged in law buaineaa for the paat 12 yeara. having been in buai neas tor himeelf for aeveral   years
Mr. Edwarda waa successfol and the defendant appealed to tbe AppBllate Division, which appeal haa failed.
Tbl: action was based opon two notea given by Dayton Hedges to the Pion¬ eer Iron Worka in part paymenc for the conatruction of an asphalt plant in the Bronx. Mr. Hedges refuaed to pay tbe notes, claiming that tbe work waa   not   done properly.     The   notes
New York City, and having practiced! *'ere then aasigned to Mr. Smith, law in every court in New York State. ; This affirmance will probably end He bas now opened an office in the ; the matter, as the Appellate Diviaion Freeport Bank Bui'ding. as he thinka ' "aa unanimous in its deciaion. Hon. there ia a good nnnortunity for biro in Timothy M. Griffing of Riverhead and his chosen profession in Freeport and ' County Judge Jobn R Vunk of Patch- vieinjty logue represented Mr. Hedges.
Lotko^Bs at Merrick
Oor "Bif Manicipal PUnf
Probably very few of   us   have   any ¦ ilea as to the size and growth   of   our! (Contributed)
village municipal water and light St. John's Latberan Church, Bev. ilant. Laat year, aboot thia time, we { William SteinMcker, paator. The op- inquired from Village Clerk Shea a;:-| ening service aiid Su.nday School ses- to the nURjber of users of light anc^ sion of this new undertaking on the water, and be gave DS tbe figorea ofj part of tbe Field MiaMotiary of the about loOU uaing water and 1100 ua- 1 Lutheran Church for Long laland, took ing light.     He now givea ua   the   fig-1 place with marked  aucceas Sunday uf
in the banquet hall
Let as many membera of Freeport Council as can possibly do ao attend and hel^ to welcome our gueata and visitors.
will be ob- in Freeport E.    An ora-
peace miaaion trip," is well-known   in .Trismas Tree," lighted and   appropri Freeport  uaoally apending a couple of "tely decorated with colored lighta. days with Mr.   and   Mrs.   0.   Qrazer. j    The Board bad no official fund from 209  Smith   Street,   after   eaib   trip i which to appropriate money   fot   tbia acroaa. ' purpoae, bat promised to  furniali  tbe
, tree, aa individuala, and   agreed  that;     Sunday,    December 0, ^^, . jtbe village shoold fnrnisb tbe lighting j served aa Memorial   Day
Ubituary ''of *•»« *'••• ' i-o^ge no. 1253, b. p. o.
' Mrs. Stoty said   abe  had  conaulted | torical and musical program   is   being
MRS. MARIETTA SHEA I iritb Prof. Moon, wbo  bad  agreed   toi prepared:   committee.     Douglass   C.
Mrs. MarietU Shea,   died   Wednea-j consult with tbe Board  of  Education,   Lawrence, James Hanse,   Franklin Ci. day,   December   1,   from   pneomonia. ': ""d tbought it could be arranged  that   Hill and Roy D. Pearaall. Funeral services will be held from ber • tbe   acbool   children   ahould     gather |
late home. School   Street,   Oceanaide, i ¦"•and the tree a dey   or   two  hefore |     Samoel   S.   Goldberg,    niember  of Satorday afternoon at 2o'clock.   Rev.   Christmaa and sing Christmss  carols, j Freeport Lodge No.   1253.   B.   P.   0 F. W. vVarney   and  Rev.   George   E.\      ,_   , ^     . ~.     I     „ Biabop officiating; interment Rockville :       Vnl Statistics fw November Cemetery.    Mra. Shea, who celebrated       Daring the month of   November,   6 her 72nd birthday  on   November   20. | births and   13  deaths  wen.  recorded waa born in the hooae now occupied by . ^jjh s. P.   Shea    Regiattar of  Vital
participated in   by   Frances   Connora,
Roalyn   Feltenatein,   Pauline   Raynor.
Mary Comba,    Agnes   Kiernan,   Ethel
Geller,   Helen   Peroni,   Kathryn   Mc
Guire, Virginia Kremelberg,   Dorothy i     Florence B. Carpenter ia  announced
Connor and Helen Smith,   assiated   by   to lead tbe Epworth   League   meeting
the Yama Yama Girls,    Rosa    Felten-   Sunday night in   the   M.   E,   Church;
atem, Graee and Helen Smith,    Agnes   tcpic. "A Nameless Prophet Who Kept
Murphy, Diana Peroni, Kathryn Sulli-   Fresh GoJ'a Name.".
van and Elizabeth Carman,     the aolos | 	
of ,Misa Prances Kiernan in this and' First Charcb of Chriat. Scientist.— other numbers were heartily applaud- Services Snnday niorning at 11 o'clock, ed, 'Hempatead   Bank    Building;   sabject.
Five  tableaux of famous   paintings f next Sunday, December 5,   "God.   the were exquisite.    Tbey were preaented   On'y Cause and Creator." by Misa Frances Kiernan,    Mrs. Fred
erick A. Ware, Mias Victoria Dutel, Mies J. Gallagher, Miss .M. Canalizo, Mra, Francia-Arguimbau. The ''Ar tisfa Dream,"    waa depicted in danc
.Mr«- Etta J. Carman,   Superintend¬ ent of Relief VVork for the W.    C.   T. ' L'.. wiahea tn thank the schuu! author¬ ities and th^- mothera for the donationa
George W. Loft, on tbe Merrick Road.! statiatics, as followB: BeBidea her husband she ib survived by two daughters. Mrs. Winfield Brow¬ er and Mra. Schuyler Ryder and one aon, Sylvester P. Shea, Village Clerk, of the Village of Freeport.
RAYMOND DEAN WALKER Raymond   Dean,    son   of   Jobn   D. Walker,   aged 8 months,    died   Satur- | day.     Funeral aervicea were held Toea- 1 day afternoon at the home of   his   pa¬ renta,    Babylon   Turnpike,     Merrick
DEATHS November 2, Joaeph Zulli, infant. 7. Robert W. Valentine, 75 yrs. 12. William R. Spenee, 49 yra. 12. Auguata Canfield, 76 yra. 18, Clara S. Brinsley. 86 yrs. 22, Lizzie Youle Meday, 79 yrs.
BIRTHS November   2,   Joseph,     Floyd    and Mary Bacigalupo Zulli.
5, Phoebe, Rand and   Frances   Oea-
Elka, died Friday, Neveinber 26. ' Funeral aervicea were held Sanday af -1 ternoon at his late reaidence at Rock- i ville Centre. I
ing by Mias Frances Ware and Pierre i wnt to the Grove Street School for Dutel. ly'' I the needy of the   village,   which   waa
An     original    productioir,    ''Hello, {divided   hetween     the     Neighorhood Freeport,"     brought   continuous   ap-jW-orkera   and   the   Superintendent   of plauBe.    In   the   cast   were   Frances • Relief Work. Kiernan, Hollis Smith, Florence Ware, 1     „. ^      '    7~^r,       „ •
Pierre Datel, Jane Gallagher, Arthar! ^^irat Churcb of Christ, Scientist, Trayer, Mrs. Canavan. Vas. Wode-' "^ n*'"P-*'t««J b»8 purchased the prop- house. May Marphy, Raymond Ama I •/«> •' <•«"«'¦ °f P»l«°" ""'*, .^•¦•''/'•'» dor. Clotild Murphy, Franklyn Hall, i ^t«et*. Hempstead. fegxl-SO feet, Florence Rhodea. Mav Fitzgerald. Mae j 'orroerly known as the Jane A Hew- Eagan. Edna Nickelaon, with the' [elt property, at a coat of «12.000. "Dance of the Autumn Leaves" depict-
It i* intended to erect a church ediAee I upon tbe property, which waa par- I chaaed throagh the agency of Geer ' Brother*. ^
Weekly Weatker Report
(For oor re*dera in other localities) Tburwiay,    November   25,   Thanks-
Rev.    William H. Littebrandt,   rector ! treicher Sutherland.
of the Episcopal   Church   at   Merrick,        '. Elsie, Forrest and Grace   Powers
officiating;   "  interment,       Greenfield . f^unbar.
Cemetery ; Southard & Moore,  funeral'     10.   Marion   Milicent
directora.
urea for thia year aa per our request, 1676 uaing water and 1208 oaing light. Thia big buaineaa. involving over $50,000 a year, is handled by ViUage Clerk Sbea and bia aasistant, Mias Rhodea, with Collector Rider, in addi
ternoon. Tbe building east of the Fire Hall in North Merrick waa used. The achool was organiied with four grades incloding an adult Bible Clasd. The teachera were able at once to organize their clasaes   for   work.     Plans   were
tion to tbeir other work in   connection | made for the bolding of  a
with other branches of village govern¬ ment.
BowHng CanuYal at Freeport Quh
A live days' bowling carnival ia planned at tfae Freeport Clab for De¬ cember 17. 18, 20, 21 and 23, in Claaa A, recorda of 151 or over, Claaa B 150 and under. Tbe rales say you can bowl when yoa like, as many games aa you like, at least 10 gamea must be b-jwied.
A three-onen bowling toarnament atarta Monday. Janaary 8, 1916. En¬ triea close December 25.
Entries in the Clob Championahip— Bcratcb-ainglea—alao etoae December 25; contest to start January 4.
Tax bsfonaatioB
SCHOOL TAXES
Merrick—Daniel Landau, collector rate 51 centa; 6 per eent. fee.
Freeport—Archer B. Wallace, col¬ lector, office of TboroaB W. Lucaa. Railroad Avenae; 5 per cent, fee; rate $1.15.
Baldwin—W. AuguBtos Miller, col¬ lector, Grand Avenae. near L. I. R. R.: 1 per cect..to December 6: rate $1.2t.
Rooaevelt—Charlafi E. Whitehouae, Naaeau Rood. Stop 65, collector; pay¬ able at 1 pei: cent, to December 7; rate $1.61.
Rockville Centra—Collector William H. Connell, 78 Village Aveoue; rate 11.16; 5 per cent. fee. "~   '
ChriBtmaa afternoon.
Dreaa   Bcjltt   to hire.    Kegfirs, Railroad AXvenue, I^roepoM'.
AdVB
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Try my spucial box of   cut  flowera,
76c for the weekend     C.   R.   Ankers.
florlBt, Rockville Centre,   I... I.    Tele-
pb«n<r connection; delivery  anywbere.
A^vgi Upeni'nt
; -'    .. -;; {^¦'vis^;as"
festal   aervice  on   Sunday December 27.
The service which follolied tbe aea¬ aion of tbe BChonI was surprisingly well attended. Rev. A. C. Karkau from Christ Church. Freeport, and the choir of tbe cbarcb. as well as . others intereated in tbe undertaking, had com« by train and automobile. The choir both led tbe service and rendered several aatbeme. Pastor Karkau briefly addr meed the congregation, .Bpeaking «rorda of encouragement and gave aaodraneee of Buoceaa.
Tbia Sunday tbe Bible School will meet at the same plaee and time. There will be nosef-rice. Joat as soon as other arrangemeata caa lie made tbe place of meeting will be changed. It i^ feared tbat the present place will be tiXi uncomfortable during the ae¬ vere Winter weatber.
Tbere will be a service a week from Sanday. Tbe time and place will be announced next week.
Tbose intereated urge all ot the Lutheran faith to co-operate with tbem. Tbere ia no doubt ai to tbe Baneeaa of the undertaking if all will do arhat they can. Others Witbout a cburch home are aasored of a cordial welcome at all meetings and aervrcea. The Parish Aid Society will meet Tburaday afteriMoa. December 9, at (he home of Mri». HeinsJtng. Let ev¬ ery rjember endeavor to bring at leaat one otber member and tboa assure an ex.ceptiowil atteadaiMe.
Preparing Its
i Winter's Work
(Contribated by the Pablicity  Com¬ mittee of the Surgical Dri^aings Com- I mittee.)
i The Merrick Branch of the Surgical j Dressings Committee of New York haa ! atarted on its Winter worK of rolling bandagea and making surgical dress- I inga to be sent to tbe war front. Tbe I branch now makes an appeal at thia I Thankagiving aeaaon to all those wbo I feel pity for the saffering caused in jthia terrible European war, for tbeir ^ interest and belp. Funda are needed, alsu donationa of old linen and muslin, and peraonal belp iamuch appreciated. The   Merrick   committee   has   accom-
Edna Lightell Carman.
11,   Helen   M.,    Alwin Schriefer Winhold.
11, Robert    Ernest, Marion Seaman Hanneman.
12, Raymond.   William   and Jackaon Verity
Harry    and
ed by RoBlyn Feltenatein, representing "Tbe Wind," ind Victoria   Dutel, "A
 ,     Tre»,"
tsr '>^    Sil        I J      II -a.      a    II    ^     ^he ''Lfeavea''   were  Marion   Wal-
Won t Allow Jadgc Norton to Use, 1,,,^, m^dyg g^jth. Grace Smith, Vada
Court Room ; Combs, Pauline Raynor,   Urslar ShCa,
Justice Corodon Norton „ppeared | j^ydia Kiefner, Frances Conhors Grace ' before the Village Board of Truatees ! Rosenstein. Madelie Vogt and Mane • giving Day, fine clear day. iat their laat meeting and asked them \ Kiernan, while Katherine Sullivan. ; Friday, aame (very foggy in a. m.) I to reconsider and reacind the resolu | Helen Kremelberg, Marjorie Maiimng, Saturday (very foggy in morning* i tion   paased at   their   laat   preceding ' Alma Smith. Helen Smith and   Agnes ^ rained ail afternoon and rainy in evea-
meeting, upon motion of Trustee Max  | Murphy,   distributing    representation j jng. ison, denying him free use   of   Village I o^ »"<"»¦ "Pfesente'l     Winter. •     Sunday
i Court Room while sitting  as   a   Town 1     Maudo Delora. home from a foreign   F,J1 day. I Justice of the Peace, after January 1, i tr'P. gave an exhibition   of   balancing . autoe. as in middle of summer.
1916.    Judge Norton said that he gave   "i'l contortioning, and Babe   Ware   & i     Monday, overcaat. ram anil warm m I hia aervicea free to the   village   while   ^°- K""^ " realistic   exhibition of "A i moming; cleared off cool in p. m. : acting   as sitting   Police  Justice   und I Day   in   Dixie."    One   of   the   most i     Tuesday, clear, cool; fine Fall weath- i felt tbat ahe should have the uae of the ; laughable features was the representa- , er. i Court Room in exchange for   hia   ser- I "<"' of Irishmen in   'Orill,    Ye Farri-       Wedneaday, same
cleared off early,   and   fine- .Merrick    Road   lined   witik
Wa
Vatthew i
vices.     He   said   the   town   furnished ! e", Drill,'   by Dick    Ware
him an office at Beilmore and    that   itlt^'emaii.   Rem Canalizo.   'Tom   Kelly,
I waa as a convenience to   the    lawyers | Leo   Venditt and    Raymond   Kiernan.
„      , ^ I in the Village of Freeport   that he sat; The pianologues by Dr. Urban L Afri-
I-rank    and! ^j p^^^p^^^^ ^„,,   ^^at   Police   jpatice   «=«"" ""i'«o'«s   by   Miss   Addi^ Tyde-
Flint alao favored nis uaing the rooma h"*".   o^   HempBlead,   captivated   the
when convenient. audience.
Trustee Maxson's motion   that   Jua  !     One of the prettiest   effects   of  the
and    Dora;
Louise I '
Thorsday, snow aquall ) a. m.; rainy.
for   an   hour
,-   r.      .a.  V.      I-        LI- 1 JI     irusiee maxson s roouon   inai   jua-i      -¦¦. — ';•-¦       ,    ,      ..,..       P""}'   inrougn ner aiiornev,    r>i
16, Dorothy Caroline, Hjalman   and | ^.^^ j^„^,„„ ^^ ^^^jg^j ,f,^, ^j,^   jj„„j   evemng was the dance   of   the  "iJlue: gj,,^,   f^^ ,fi„„„ jgn^^..^    i
Maria Ackerlaw Johnaon
17, Mildred Elizabeth, Milford and ; Mabel Cooper VanRiper.
17, Wilhelmina Helene, David and Helene Hoffman Strauas.
26, Marie Bvelin, living and Anna Carman Whaley.
27, Harry A-, Harry B. and May Wulfing Lake
could not aee its way clear   to   change ita deciaion, was carried.
Tbe neceasary change in the otfice will be an inconvenience to the resi¬ dent lawyers, becaase uf the difficulty of getting to Bellmore,   and   a   conse-
Birds," conceived and directed by Misa Florence Ware, known as Babe Ware. ThcsL- little girls were attired as blue birds: Gwendolyn Hornbeck, Diana Peroni, Alma Smith, Agnea Murpby. Marion   Nuendorfer,      Helen   Sniith, .
quent finantrial losa to Justice   Norton i P""''ne R*ynor,   Margiierite Cunning as many of the caaea will   now   go   to j h*"".   Huth Mack,   Kathryn >ull'vHn,
'Dorothy   Porler,   Gertrude   Reynolds,
Marv
.«   *  TT-      M K   at. .a   the Justices   at   Lynbrook   or   Hemp-1 ii°'^»^"y„ ^^''"f/-   ^""U'«   neyno.aa,
28. Anthon.v Marone.   Anthony   and ' ^^^^   „,„,^  conveniently   reached   by I Myrtle Shea, Margaret Werner, Jessie sry Jordan Marone. trolley and train service. I 9°.*^«?*' .'^„"'«   ^'i^'l^'   .1^?.^   '^'"K"
Fourteen Years A|^o
Bfrs. Waring Suet L. I. R. R.
Mrs. Margaret Waring, of 18 Bedell Street. Freeport, has brought auit against the Long laland Railroad Com¬ pany through her attorney, Elvin N. "  at per¬
sonal injuriea. received <vhil« about to alight from the weatbonnd tiaIn at Kreepoii un September '29, 1915.
Mr* Waring received a fracture of one of her riha and was otherwiae bad¬ ly injured. Th«f action will be brought on for trial at the January term of the ."^opreme Court.
Recovers Stolen Bicyde
,. .    . u   »u-     o ._ T. .. - • .        xc   ,¦.    •      „. Conatable Prank    H.   Call   of   Bay
plished   much   tt^a   Sammer.    having   (Items of interest from the Beview fllt-s   ,.u came to Freeoort   laat   Fridav
rA'lJ:«"«..A'«'.^;"_«»'   -r"*"A Z*.^ ""^^" '"^'^ '^'^^ '"i' "^'" laiTf^undTn the at^e'Tf Sidney S^^^^^^^
Mrs.    A. Cort   leasea   Grove   Park   on Meirick Road, a bicycle wbicb waa
Hotel for next aeason. ! atolen a few fdays   ago  frem   Carroll
Marriage of Miss Laura Brotheridge   Williama of Bay Shore.
bandages, sargical pads,    etc.,   wbicb are aent to   the  beaduaartera  of  tbe Surgical   Dreasinge Cummittee of Va¬ cation War Relief in Weat .39th Street, New York, and from there shipped di¬ rect to the  kucpitala   near   the   firing line, wbere tbire baa been   dire   need for all hoapital suppliea, thi; need con¬ tinually increasing as the war   contin-   liae can be made to a friend or a rela nea aod tfae   Iiet   of   wounded   grows  tive than a year's aubacription  to tbe longer.    Tbe Merrick   Fire   Company  Naasau County   Review.    Tbe  friend has moiit gracioa*ly given tbe   aae of or relative who receivea   aucb its ball free af charge   for  tbia   good • willbe sur^ to remember the giver 52 work   aince it started on Jaly 5.    But weeks.    Any   person   would  welcome
William R. Longman.
Seacl tke Review
No better   Christmaa   gift
tbat
Smith had bought  tbe   bicycle,   not knowing that it bad been stolen.
According to the Brooklyn Timea, Francia Jackaon. colored, residing in Bay Shore, waa arrested for stealing a bat from a.mercbant in tbat village. Hc waa fined $2.50 and allowed to go ., , to obtain caab to pay the fine. Wben ^ I tbe officer Wea% to bis home, the lad ran   away.     He came to  tbe   bicycle.
ANNOUNCEMENT We beg to announce to the publie Elizabeth Carman, Roalyn "^eltenstein. ti,,t we ha%e increased our lumber Dot Clancy, Grace and Marie Kiernan. y.rd facilitiea, and are adding to our Jean Taylor. "Babe" Ware depicted I gtocK of Imiiding auppties so that we the "Swan," in Pavlowa'a "Dance efl „j|| K>on be in a position to furniah the Swan." It was a loe dance, and^jmy kind of Building Material. We waa superb. intend to make   oum   the   most   coin-
The program closed    with a cabaret   pjetely equipped vard on Long   Ijland. scene, which included tbe   "Dance   of! Onr stock will   include   Brick,   Lime,
the Nations," originated   by Wate.
3abe'
Boy good eoal at Freeport Coal 4ib.. taL S98.
I iJie   rigbt   price. 19  S.   Main  St.;
Watt rBBundulad. dry eleito«<l> 'old aod exehuccd. KetuCa. 47 ft*i Iroad Aveno*. Freeport.        /'
A*v
provide  the  neceaaary   friend or relative who  formerly   lived ^j ^„ t„^     Opon bi. return
neet   thi.  expenea  and   here   will be getting   a    Matter  '"m , ^^ ^„ ,^.4.;;^,^   ^^   ^^^ ;„   ^^e
materiai for   bandage,  bome    every   week if you   .end  them i (^^^^   j^j,     ^ ^^e expiration of wbicb
, time he will again be brought   up   for ithe theft of tbe wYieeL
.. ..     1   I   .1. . -.   ,_    ,. u .     J   .u .   r.       I jumped  on it  and  rode   to   Freeport
the cor.,mittee feela that U.hould  not   «uch   a   pre.ept and   the   out-of-town  {^^ere he aold it.     He   returned   home
allow   them to prr"             	
heating.    To mee
also tn provide
tbat tbe good work   may  go  on,   tbia . tbe local paper
appeal ia made.    We feel aore   tbat it      Ordera aent to tbe otfice will receive
will not be in vain but will find  a  re-, careful attention, and tbe   paper  sent
aponae in many liearta.    Any wbo wili  to any addreaa directed. » - ^imt* ta Wtrtt
come and help tbe   work   on  Tuesday i j DOy ijcooa to meet
afternoons between 2:45 and 5 o'clock 'f^ kX tbe Plasa, week of December 9:1 A aocial pmd short basiness meeting will be welcomed warmly and will find Monday--William Brady preaenta Jose ! of Troop 2. Boy Scouta of America, many handa buay there with tbeir Collina in a picturization of Douglaa will be held af Scout Montross' home, work of love. Contribationa of money Murray's dramatic triumph, "Tbe Im- > 38a Soutb Grove StreeC tbu Friday may be sent to Miaa D.   A.   Clarkana,   pualor;" 5 acta.    Tuesday—Broadway | night, at 7:30 p. m. .harp. All Scouts
atar featare, "For tb^^  Honor of  the | are urged to be prteent. Crew," featuring Jame. MorriMn and I     Such   mattera a« forming a fir.t-aid Muriel   Oatriche.     Wedneaday—Fran-1 aquad, bicycle squad, signal squad and ch X. Buabman and Marguerite Snaw ) bikers' club will be  open  for  diseoB- in "Tbe Silent Voice;" a superb drama { sioo.
ia 6 acta. Tburaday—"Earl Williams j Two prizea will be awarded to the and Anita Stewurt in "Counts." Bea-' Scouta wbo have advanced t^e fartbeat sie BarriBcale in "The Mating," a i in Scoat activitiea from December 10, piay of college life directed by Thomas ' I9I5, until June IU. 1916.
Irvi3g R. Oxenham,
Merrick, and Mrs. J. W. Birch, Mer rick. Alao donationa of old linen, etc., will be gratefully leceived by these ladiea.
Train Hib StalU Aate
A new auto,   belonging   to  Tbomaa p. C. Forbes, driven  by  bia brc ther.
i'"«'^i' '°^"- T*"" '*¦"•** **¦ H. loce. t act.. Friday-'«Tbe Gam the Babylou ¦Turnpike croe«.nfc-. —t.^ie, ef the Weat." from tbe play by ;' ^JTf^>' "* ^""^^y- l-«l " • Owen Davis: 4 i^iU. SatordaJ-Edn. freight tram wa..ppro.cb.ng. Forbe. Mayo and Bi^ant Wa.bbom in "b^ SS*^ Tk!^";"; '^^l'^ r" "'' K**** *>' Thing.." a 3 act drama of ex- ana omtoottgrnftt. AdvertlaauMut
Aaat. Scontmaater.
Smitb k BedeU in tbcir advertise- OMMt th\t week talk about tbe proper tare of the teetb.
t
Cement.   Siwer   Pipe.   Flue   Linings.
Patent Plsater, Plaster Paris, Wall I I.Atb. Metal Latn, Stucco Board and iall kinda of Maaon Materials; alao 'Timber. Sheathing, Siding, Shinglea. 'Flooring. Mouldings, Beaver .Board. iSasb. DiMrs. Trim, Millwork, Roofing 'and Sbeatbiag Papers; also Glars, j Builders' Hardware and Painta.
Mr.   Wallace   R. Post,   for  several • yearn Viee President of tbe Lewis   H.
Robb Company, will be in charge of i tbe deliveries, which we will endeavor i to make promptly as required. Our I sbop for tbe filling of ordera for storm
aaab, sciettiia. frames and otber mill j work, will b* in cbarge of Mr. George j W. Earle. Wbo will aee that all sueh I material .applied by ua ia aatisfaetorv '1 in every reapect.
Oor Mr. Krne'l/ S. Randall  was   for At the meeting uf the   Town   Board 1 many year* aBsociated with Mr. Lewia
Unclaimed Letters
(ftaefmtt ?ast Office I Brownie & Vail Becker. Dr. Philip S. Crain, Mra. Martha A. Harris. Mr. Wm. Lefferts, Mr. Moore. Mrs. Apple       * Miahlievich, Mr. Clemets Pendleton. Mrs. S. B. Snyder, Maggie Walter, Mr, P. D. Williams, Miaa Evelyn
Robt. G. Anderson, P. M December 2, 1915,
Town Board Cannot Make Lease
Tuesday afternooc. Counsellor Davison aobmitted a lengthy opinion regarding the application of Mr. Pricbard for "leaae" of land for a private road to Long Beach, in which be atated tbat the Town Board had no authority to make auch a Ifaae, and tbat it muBt bc submitted to a vote ot tbe peopla before any action could be taken.
We received a cooy of tim report of the attorney Thuraday morning, too late ti aet in time for thia iarae.
Fur seta and supplies: Wkite Fox •eU, $8.60; Black Conev, $6.71; Brosni Coney, $6.75; Red for, $12.50. ete.; worth double. Kegel's. 47 Railroad Avenue, Fr^Mport.
Ad lei tlacutewt.
tmmm
tMMmm
ammussssssKeat
H. Ross in tbe management of tbe Roes k Randall Company (afterwarde tbe Lewis H. Rosa Company) ontil bia retirement from tnat Company five years ago, and is fa/niiliar witb every branch of tbe retail   lumher busineaa.
Our grades and pricss wiil compare favorably witb any otber lumber yard, and we woald be pleated to eatimate 00 and to receive your ordera for any¬ thing yoa may require in the Building Material line.   ,
Soon after January 1, 1916. ear of- Aee will be iucuted at our yard, 15 Nortb Le^ Buach Ave., Freeport. L. I.
JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY. Present <»f6oe, 6 BruukljFB Ave., Freeport. L. t.