Nassau County Review 19160818

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Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1916
Vol. XX, No. 33
Freeport
SliiKl. copi^fl of the Review for tale at Gr.en- l>4«u'i and Braithwaite §. Railroad Avenue; Mich- Doff'i. Nasuu Countr Review, DaSilva'a and Gobetr.'t. Main Btreet; Sidney Smith's, Wett Mernrk Row).
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE
(Official figuree for Sandy Hook)
Social and Personal    In the Fire Department TOWN  ESTABLISHES  HOSPITAL!
Bellmore
Roosevelt
Brief Item* CoacenuD* Retideptj .f Our Com-
mUDitr, aaa Tlieir CumU, ViuU
«nd Social Affair*
Matters of int.r.et to and about th. 6r.m.B In our local 4.p.rtiii.ot
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FOR PARALYSIS CASES
Merrill.—Officer William Merril the police force ii on a two weeks' cation.
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Franli Robtrtr i> our refir«tntative in Bellmore and vicinity. All ordero and news lefl with, him will receive the iame careful attention «« at our I office.
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Tha    organization   meeting   of  the propooed Fire Patrol Co. nas   held   in I the house of Truck   1,   Tuesday   even- Smith.—Jeffrey   Smith   is   engaged, ing. August 1.5.    James H. Fairbroth aa a special health guard in the Lake view section.
Discussion by Doctors<--No Compulsory Attendance- Parents Anxious to Protect Other Children
Frank S. Snekeker. Jr.. our authorined repre- iientative. i> in thin vill«i»e every Tuetday. and will be plea««d to reeeive speciai items, or mail. appointments for rallins for same.
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I Morrell.-.Mrs. E. A. Morrell '¦. Brooklyn is visiting Mr. and Mrs |G. Walters, Pine Street.
Wall. —Mrs. Harry Wall of Brook¬ lyn has been visiting at the home of Mrs. Hov/ard Walters. 1»2 Miller Ave- lUie.
Klein. —Mr. and Mrs.   M.    1.   Klein fthe latter of Shebar   &   Klein) At a siiecial meeting of the   Village ; greetings from their honeymoon    trip Board of   Trustees last evening (Aug-   "' Ontario, Canada.
Special Infantile I
Paralysis Regulations
u»t 17) rules and regulations for hand¬ ling of the infantile paralysia epidem¬ ic were formally adopted.    These   are ! practically the same a.s adopted sever¬ al weeks ago, but with   added   provis-1 i'lna relating   to   enforcement  of   the I regulations.
i (Jnebel.—The item in our last issue should have stated that    Mr. Griebel's
I mother, whom he wa.s visiting, is a sis¬ ter of Mrs. Henry Gobetz.
Raynor. —Ellsworth Raynor. form¬ erly with the Nassau County Review, sends greetings ona visit at Fort Plain, and other places up-State.
Patterson —.Mr.   and'.Mrs.   William ... - H.    Patterson, jr.,   of fGsrv, Indiana,
and George Fyfe, corner Merrick Road   spent   last   week   with Mr.   snd   M.'s. and Merrick Road and Church   Street. I William   H.    Patterson   at   their resi-
er   was  elected   temporary   chairman! ———
and Stephen L. Pearsall temporary , After a lengthy discussion at the secretary. After considerable discus- meeting of the Town Board of Hemp sion it was decided to limit the mem- stead, Tuesday afternoon a resolution bership to 2'J. The chairman was in- was unanimously passed that the Sap- structed to appoirt a committee of ervisor be authorized and empowered three, including himself, to submit a i to purchase at once the necessary reauest for consent to organize, to equipment for the establishment of a the Fire Council and Board of Tius- hospital for the treatment of infantile teea. Any citizen desiring to enlist paralysis, to be located on the town in the patrol, which is being formed poor farm at Uniondale. This is not to do police duty and salvage work at to be located in the poor house, but in send fires, is reciuested to communicate with ^ the hospitai on the grounds, snd addi- the chairman or secretary. tional portable buildings   will   be   se-
Members of the patrol company will ! cured if found   necessary.    The   pres- become inembers   of   the   fire   depart-   ent building   can' accommodate   about ment and   are   entitled   to   the   same privileges.
Fire Patrol Company, J. H. Fairbrther, Chairman.
L. C. Nichols is removing the cover-j ing extending over the street on the j building occupied by James   S.   Lewis'
N. Y. STATECONVENTION A LIVE¬ LY ONE When the 44th annual convention of the New York State Firemen's Asao¬ ciation opened at Rockaway Beach Tuesday morning, after having been traniferred from White Plaina, it was
20 patients and the nurses. The en¬ tire installation and management is to be under the control nf Dr. Phippa.
This action has the approval of the Superintendents of the Poor. Messrs. Bedell and Hammill. and of their offi¬ cial physician, Dr. Davi.^.
Dr. G. F. Adair of   Lynbrook   mnde lengthy addresa to the Board, object-
in the town today from our doctors than we have from the disease. Tak¬ ing children forcibly away (which no one proposed) to an isolation hospitai is a proposition worthy of an Eastern despotism.
Mr. Lyon made an amusing talk in jOn Monday afternoon for the first time which he argued that microbes were : '" nearly a year. Miss Mary Baldwin the cause, not the etfect. of diseases, had been clegning up the yard and was which was the reason doctors did not burning the rubbish. Sparks from the contract diseases while working in a fire blew to the roof of the barn and labratory. ignited   the   shingles.       The   firemen
Dr. Buiaon of Rockville Centre—One I were summoned and extinguished the of the most effective things to prevent   flames with a stream from   the   chem-
Grace  Evangelical Lutheran Church,        .Smgle copies of the Nassau Count,   Review   for Belimore Avenue near     Logue    Street,    sale at Mn. S. Nathan » store. Nassau Road.
Smithville   South;     pastor,    William
Steinbicker.    Service  this Sunday ev-       Th«    Ladies'     Aid   Society   of   the
ening at 7:45   oc'ock.    The   pastors   Roosevelt   M. E. Church   tftid   •  aac-
subjec- will be   "The    Wisdom of the  cessful sale cf plain and fancy   aprons
Unjust   Steward."    We   cordially in-   on Wednesday. August 16.
vite ali to our services. ~   ,
,  Miss   Gertrude   Wilkens    and   Miss
Bessie Keeler of this place are spend¬ ing their vacations in the Catskill Mountains. Both Miss Wilkens and Miss Keeler are fiiiployed at Double- day. Page iS- Co.. Garden City.
A slik?ht fire called oat   the   firemen
the spread of this disease is cleanli¬ ness ; better than quarantine; sanitary measures have done more to stop epi¬ demics than all the doctors could do.
Lewis J. Smith. District Attorney — We are dealing with facts; the epi demic ia here: as a father I don't feel at all easy at the present time. The Board of Health ought to   be   encour-
' ical tank, with no damage other than ; a hole about twn feet in diameter in i the roof.
The Public Service Commission has ordered the .New York Telephone Com¬ pany to install telephooe communica¬ tion between High Hill Beach and the mainland.     The Summer residents
.Miss Anna Shannon has returned to her home at West Medford, Mass., after apending h fvw weeks' vacation with her aunt, .Mr.-. .Albert Pierce.
The butcher shop of H. E. SchofT, Nassau Road, recently purchased from Henry   Gluessing,   has cloaed   cut   its
buainess. j
ing   to   the   treatment of patients   by ' a secondary consideration.
aged.     At a time like thia expenae   is ; of this resort have   been   fighting   for
Charles F. Behr is now riding around looking after his real estate interests in a new Overland car.
lumbar injections.     He quoted a num ber of doctors to demonstrate that the
i thia service for the past two years and
A large crowd witnessed the fire¬ works exhibition on East Merrick Road Tuesday evening, in connection with the dance by u committee of which John LaGreca was chairman.
apparent there was "something in the   serum injected  was not an established
George  Pappenmyer   of   Uniondale, Ihave finally been rewarded by success, on behalf of the school   (District   No. I The company is   given   until   June   1,
A dance is scheduled for Labor Day, September 4, at Brooklyn Hall. The committee is Marshall Srnith, Arthur Burleigh and Patsy Barbaro
Invited to Polo dame
Fred A. Stone extendw a cordial in¬ vitation Ll all polo enthusiasts to wit¬ ness a game at his Chin-Chin ranch at Amityville this Saturday afternoon, Auguat I'J, between the Free-Booters of Islip and Stone's Cowboy team. The prize to the winners will be a set of silver cups. Game will be called at 4:30.
Fire in Business Section
The fire department was called out again Monday afternoon about 4 o'clock for a blaze in back of the A. & P. store on .'Vlain Stieet where a large heap of waste payier near a abed was s«it afire and the blaze set the end of the shed afire, burning a bole through it. The blaze was put out with a pail tif water before the department ar¬ rived. The wrong call was sent in, 75, and several of the companies went sev¬ eral blocks oDt of the way. Others, i however, which got the location by telephone, reached the proper place in | time to handle the blaze if needed.
Accidents and Incidents
Louis Spencer and Henry Matthews! were sent to Mineola Jail last Thurs-1 day in default of $.500 bail for assault in second degree; same old story, too much booze. Both men were badly cut in a fight during the preceding evening.
Friday evening E. W. Verity of Roekville Centre fell while trying to board a trolley in motion, and his face was badly skinned.
That Cruise to
Palm '^e;'*ch
The New Haven Register last Sun¬ day had a half page "apeciai
dence on South Main Street.
[      Vanderoef. — Kenneth, the young son
lof Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Vanderoef of Pine Street, has been ill from spinal meningitis (not polioniyeletis as re¬ ported).   He is improving nicely.
Randall, Levy.—Ernest   S.   Randall and George M. Levy returned Tuesday [ after which President Sells briefly ex- from their trip to Cuba.     Mr. Randall ; plained that the convention was  being stopped off at Haines Falls, where his .. held   at Rockaway   Beach   instead   of
White Plains because tbe Health Board of the latter city   had   forbidden   the
air," due to break before the conven¬ tion has gone vary far, and there was. The convention was opened at 10 ::iO with prayer by Rev. Joseph R. Alten, chaplain ot the Lynbrook Fire Depart¬ ment, who is fast becoming one of the
cure in the treatment of poliomyejetis, and argued that it should not be forced on any sick persons.
Supervisor Smith—We consider that a question more for physicians. Pa¬ rents—mothers   and   fathers   are   ap-
i 2) talked against a ! district,    "almost ' throw of the school.' : a petition signed hy ' the district.
hospital in their within a stone's ' He could bring every   citizen   of
rjl7, to complete the work.
Mr. and .\lra. Frank Kuhn, and fam ily of Fort,Lee, N. J., have moved into a houae on Washington Avenue.
popular members of firemanic   circles,   P^^^'ing to rpe   to   do   something.     Do
T!;. ^;:.;u-l r::jc:;:ight s:ii Bellmore Yacht Club will be High Hill Beach ort Saturday
family is staying, unt Platt
Saturday.
C. H. Platt of Mrs.   C.   H.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeport with Mr. and Richtet of Broaklyn as their guests have motored through the Berkshires, Plattsburgh and Canada. On their re¬ turn trip they will tour Western New York.
holding of   the   convention   while   the epidemic was gaining   in   the   State.
parents were anxious to   have   such   a
hospital where a sick   child   could   be
you   believe it necessary   to   have   an   removed, for the   protection   of   other
aolation hospital? children in the familv.
Dr. Adair—Yes. Frank ' Doubleday    (of    Doubleday,
Smith—We are here to.    so   far  as   Page & Co.)—The indications are that
possible, get the best methods for  the   il we get the children in time we aave
protection of our children. | their lives ; I could tell   you   of   many
Dr. Adair-Your  isolation and quar-| cases along this   line.     We   have   '00
The health   officers   reported   many   of this week.    Boat.«( will   leave   Beil-
Fred Velsor is spending   a   vacation of   the   «' 'he home of his   sister   at   Tyring- held   toj ham,  Mass. evening '
more dock at 7 :45.
The annual fair nf St. Barnabas the Apostle R. C. Church will be held in Firemen's Hall throughout next week, beginning Monday and ending .Satur¬ day evening.     A number of   new   and
I Karkau. —Rev. A. C. Karkau sends j greetings from "somewhere on Lake j Erie" on hia way to the National ; Luther League Convention being held this week at Toledo, Ohio. On hia way he visited a brother at Cleveland, I Ohio. j i     Baker.
Miss Anna Samisch of Hrooklyn is spending a three weeks' vacation at the home of her aunt, Mrs. ('harles Epple, on Stevens Street.  ,^
The  Central City A. C. of Brooklyn will be the opponents of the Roosevelt Field Club thi:^    coming   Sunday.    On novel features will be presented by the   the following   Sunday    the   Roosevelt comn ittees in charge   of   the   various   team   will   join   journey   to   F'reeport He stated the    White    Plains   general ' antine is absolutely correct. ! people in our plant, all residing in .his ! booths.     The public is  invited   to   at-   where   a game is scheduled with    Jim
committee   nad    gone to   considerable;     Smith —That   is   the   only   question ; vicinity, and  we   are   nnxious   to   see ' tend and patronize the atfair and enjoy | Saunders' colored team, expense, and had donated   the   badges ' before us ; we are not here    to   advise ! this hospital eatablished, and   1   know | the pleaaing and interesting   displays. and programa to be used   at   the   aes-   the doctora in any way what«ver aa to j we are going to rieed it.
their treatment of their patients. |     The Board   was   unanimous   in   its I
John Lyon,    former   County   Comp-j action, after a   report   by   Supervisor j
Smith on his efforts to aecure a hos¬ pital site in various sections of ths town.
troller—Is it not a fact that all people sick with this disease must go to this hos[iital,    and   must take   the   serum !
aion.
The address of welcome was by Mor¬ ris E. Connolly, President of the Bor ough of Queens, who finished hia re¬ marks by stating that while he would not say that the lid wa* olF entirely to   treatment?
the firemen, he would say it was pret- Supervisor Smith—That is not true, ty well tilted. Second Vice Preaident It is not fair to assume the hospital A. B. Wallace welcomed the delegates   was for   experimental   purposes.    Dr.
,\Iies Ada Baker entertained   on behalf of the ladies of the  Borough  '       '
at "600    at the home of Mrs.   George   ^f Queens, after  which   receceas   was H. Parshall, 1,3/ .South Ocean Avenue,   taken until 1 o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon.     Sixteen ladies were present.    The   prizes   for   mem¬ bers were won by   Miss   Efiel   Harri-
Merrick
F'or the feature pioturc at the Royal A new catch basin is being installed | Theatre this Saturday and   Sunday   at j at the corner of   Bedford   and   Wilaon i 7 :3o and y p. m.. ihf title of thia pic- Avenues. ; ture is    "The Regeneration."   a   Wil
'  liam F'ox production in six reels, jeat-
A specrui nieeting of   the   Bellmore   uring Anna Nilson and  RockclilTe Fel- [ Board of Trade will be   held   in   F^ire-i lowes. I men's Hall this Friday evening. • 	
?<lil.'d l,y Ke\ uld Vjo sent t B hfudinif.
W  H
At the   convening of the   afternoon session, at 1:15,    President   Sella   an¬ nounced the following Resolution Com- „, . mittee:    Walter    Gedney   of   Nyack,
second.    The guests prizes  were   won i James    Murphy    of   Ithaca,   Wi
Services at the Church   bt   the   Re- i,
son, first, and .Miss Alice Harrison were won and   Miss
by Mrs.   Barquinero,   first. Gallagher, second.
Murphy of Ithaca, William Goebel of Brooklyn, Charles J. Sehneller of Queena, William Vander- voort of White Plains, Howard E. Pearsall of Freeport, Hon. William H.
Paralysis Conditions
In   Freeport   Person of Buffalo One    death,   Catherine   Regan,   oc-       President   Sells' address started the
Adair told me over    the   fone   he   had i consulted   with   the   politicians   and I : have since been called by certain poli¬ ticians and told what   would   be   done with me; I consider that the   smallest kind of business; we are   out   to   con¬ serve the health of the   children,   and l we   are  going to do it,   regardleaa   of threats.
Adair-You have made   an   accusa-. ^o^^ji^l in,,jt„tJQn ig extended to all  t< ^'°" I attend the aervicea of this church.
I     The Bloomer (iirls   again   failed   to appear at the local diamond last   Sun-
The Ladiea' .¦\uxiliary of the RuaseU
ijose Co. held   a tea at the hose houae
), I " ¦('•-"' "-'¦•¦- ¦"^"- "¦—'¦"¦•" -•""   '»¦¦    Mondav afternoon.     The hall   was   at-
tayanda   game   was   arranged   with   tractively    decoratHd    for   the   affair.
Seaford,    Bellmore_ winning    by    the   Games wc-re played, favors   being won
by Mrs. F'red Zeimer. .Mrs. Robins, Mrs. William F. Pearaall. Mrs. Har ry Pearsall, Mrs. F'rancis Smith and Mrs. Charlea Epple. At the close of the games light refreshment* were aerved. A neat sum was realized, which Will be placed in the piano fund.
tion   which I deny ; I did not   te
such a thing; waa   absolutely   nothing
aaid of politicians.
Smith—You did and I repeated it to
curred Monday, aa noted elsewhere.       commotion.      The   report,   a   lengthy   you: politicians and physicians
TheiUneaaof Dorothy Grundie, East  one.   was sensational in   many   ways.       Dr. Draper,    from   the   Rockefeller
and condemned various other oflicials. Institute, in charge of the work at principally the Executive Committee, Roslyn, aaid it would be profitlesa for which be atated had tried in every way ; him to take up a diacuision of the ve¬ to hinder hia adminiatration, with rioua principala underlying the diaeaae, which they were not in accord, and its treatmervt, etc., but he would be recommending that   aa   fast   as   their glad to take   up   a   discussion   of   the
terms expire moat of the membera   be caae with any persons interested at an i returned this week after a two weeks
, replaced by others.    He also suoke  of opportune   time.    "It is often   necea-j vacation   at  Lake Minnweaska, N. Y
announced   the   engagement   of   the illegal act of the Executive   Com- sary to take a lumbar puncture;   it   isl	
Lell. Avenue, 2 years old, was report ed to the Health Officer Thuraday af¬ ternoon.
Hymeneal
ANGELL—SMITH Mr. and Mrs. W. Angell of Merrick
SCI re of 11 to 5.    Next Sunday the op
, ,,     .       .u    Kl-  .1.  . r.     -r ¦      ponents   will    be   the    Hickory   Field
deemer bunday, the Nirjth After Inn i^-,yt,
ity,   at   7.30 and 11 o'clock A. M. andj " 	
8 o'clock P. M. Celebration of the! Through the efforts of the Bellmore Holy Communion ut the early service \ Board of Tiade the underbrush at the and Morning Prayer and aermon. A i corners of Uak Street and Grand Ave¬ nue and Newbridge Road has been cleared away. These twn corners have been the scenes uf several minor acci¬ dents on acco'nt of the inability of oc¬ cupants of vehicles approaching being unable to see at any distance in either direction, and the fear of a more seri¬ ous result led to the work being  done.
Dan Harvey, the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Harvey broke his right arm last week while cranking   hig   automobile.
Mr. Edward Angel haa been sick this last week and away from husiness with neuritis and a near attack of ty¬ phoid pneumonia.
Mr. C. F>.   Haines   and   aon   Ernest
their daughter, Beasie Marion, to   Oi5:. ton Smith of Freeport.
TAYLOR—JOHNSON Ir vitations are out for the   wedding of   the   of   Margaret   Winifred,   daughter   of log oi Capt. Herman" Guhl'a trip from   Mrs.   Margaret    MacCartnev   Taylor,
Freeport to Palm Beach, F'la., 15 miles, in a 34-ft. boat. The item says eome New Haven yachtsmen recently visiting Freeport aaw the captain and read tbe log. They were so interested that they submitted it to tbe Register which printed it "as being sure to in¬ terest anyone who loves the call of the sea."
We regret the item ie too large to reproduce; it surely was intereating. The log is signed by Captain Herman Guhl, Mate Harry Hunt and Steward "Pop" Guhl.
Weekly   Weather   Report
(F''or our readera in other Incalitiea)
Friday. Auguat 11. cool, overcaat, slight lain in evening. (Heavy rain Thursday night).
Saturday, clear, warmer. I
Sunday, clear, windy, cool.
Monday, clear, some warmer.
Tuesday, clear, warm.
Wednesday, same.
Thursday, same.
At the Plaza, week   of  August  21: Monday—Viola Dana   in   "The   Flow¬ er of No Man'a Land;"   Billie   Burke, in   'Gloria's   Romance,"   "Mesh    of , Hvstery."    Tueaday—Florence Rock ' ,.^ I, in "He Fell   in   Love   with   His Wife."    Wednesday-Dorothy   Kelly, Harry Morey anu Bobby   Connelly,   in "The    Law    Decides."      Thursday— Adele Blood, famous aa   "Every   Wo¬ man, "  in   "The   Devil's   Toy."    Fri-j day—Gail Kane in "The  Labyrinth."! Saturday — Blanche   Sweet   in    "The ;
Biacklist." i
Advertisement
W. D. Jeflferaon, a painter* and deco¬ rator of 3104 Jamaica Avenue,    Rich-1
ahu Hilbert Rolin Johnson, on Satur day evening, August 26, at the Epis¬ copal Church of the Tranafiguration. Mr. Johnaon ia the junior partner of the law firm of Johnaon & Johnaon.
Extra Percentage
The time or paying the village tax with one per cent, for collection ex¬ pired Wedneaday. There will now be a five per cent, collection fee. Bills and information can be obtained from D. Frank Seaman, collector, at his reaidence. North Grove Street.
Over $300,000 in
mittee in retaining   Thomaa O'Connor  a well recognized procedure I aa attorney at a yearly   salary,   when   and spinal cord dlaeases.     In the work had always   heen   performed   have we or shall we use the treatment ! by the chairman of the Law   Commit    in which the   parenta   refuse   to   con- tee, which position   Mr. O'Connor had'sent; we always explain    it   is   not   a held until this year, and   aa   a   conse-   positive cure, but it may help and may quence of which the   Association   had   remove a source   of   danger   to   other I been under double expense during   the   children.    There are sufficient grounds year.     Mr. O'Connor attempted to re-   for its utilization.     As to those   belit- ply to this, but was told that the   only   tling this epidemic, I ahall   be glad to items on which he was expected 4o re-   have any auch person go out   with   me port were aome itema which had   been   tomorrow.   I will show him dead child- TflY   referred to him from the previoua con    ren.     I will show him    children   para- on    I ax   ^gj,{jy„   g^jj   which    would    be   heard , lyzed in their legs and arms,    children under unfinished busineas.    Mr. O'Con-; gasping   for   breath,   sutlering   from nor   refused for a wbile to   be   seated   respiratory   paralysis;   children   with and told the chairman what he thought   their faces   distorted   and   their eyea of "Southern tier methods." ; closed.    The diaease ia here.
n   brain j     Mrg. Bingham Dana was the winner no   caae j j^ the ladies singles in   a   tournament
completed   Saturday   at   the    Merrick
Club.
The annual outing of the Third Dis¬ trict Republiacan Association to High Hill Beach will be held on Thursday, Auguat 3!. The members and their friends will assemble at Firemen's Hall at 9:30 o'clock and headed by Hirsch's band will march in a body to the dock. At tbe beach athletic games, for which suitable prizes will be awarded, are to be held and an elaborate dinner wiU be served.
The Misses Marjorie and Dorothy Dixon have returned home after spend¬ ing a two weeks' vacation at Camp Wopawog, East Hampton, Conn.
Holy ComiTi'.inInn will be admin in tered at the St. Paul's F^piscopal Mia aion, Nassau Road, this Sunday morn¬ ing at 8 o'clock. At 10 o'clock tbo regalar morning service will be held in charge of Rev. Adelbert Smith. Aa soon as the quarantint: is lifted against children under 10 years of age, attend' ing, Mr. Smith will reorganize the Sunday School, having service at H o'clock in the morning. At the pres¬ ent time he is securing his Sunday School teacher and will hold regular meetings   to discuss    the   lessons   and
The monthly meeting of the Merrick
The local troop of  Boy   Scouts   will   P'"" ""' *he work.
Civic League Inc. will be held   in   the j be duly mustered into service this Fri- ^ ~- -  ^
Parish House this evening at  8.30.        i day  evening in the woods on Bellmore   An "Old Home We«k" bazaar and fa r
' " i Avenue just north of the Preabyterian . "^ the Rooaevelt Fire Departiiitni will
Rnni-H   nf   FHiirntion i Church.     One of the State officers will , he held in Alpha Fire Haii.  Debtvoi-e
DOdFU   Ol   CUUCailOn I 1,^ present  and   adminiater   the   uath.   Avenue, from August 2.x to September
The adjourned annual meeting of tht-   Tp,^, t„jy^   „„,^   ,nget   regularly   every    '¦     Children   under   16    years uf   age
Board of Education was held   Tuesday   Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the   M     '*'"    ""'    he    admitted   to   tbe    ball.
evening, all the members being pr ent, except Trustee Mayland, who is ill. For the oftice of President for the ensuing year, on the first ballot Presi- Why not j jgnj CQ2zens received   two   votes   and
III    not    be    admitted   to   tbe l^;   Dancing   will   lie free   every   evening with niu-^ii' by Prnf.    .'Mtile.     A v,(iting contest is on for the most popular lady At the regular meetingof the f^iiard   »nd fireman, of Supervisora htdd on Tuesday of this       Monday,    Auguat    2X.   will   be   the
E.   Church. yeara of ai'
fc^very    youth inv Ited tu joir
.^.!"'-'',/'^ :?''"''".^: '^^"i'T*." °.^_*^^ 'Hl^f.Vu" .,1^.'.': *!_"''!.^Z'".*'..!*' ^"J^.^^'Truatee'Bak'erVwo votes."  Before Vhe   week,''the"con"tr8c7 for ' r<'[7arrin'g "t"h'e   grand opening nlgot
Topic Committee, preaented his print- help the phyaiciana aa best we can by . pgxt ballot was taken. President Coz- Merrick Road from Merru-k to Staford ed report and atated that he thought it making early diagnosis; we are willing | ^ene aaid he had received all the hon- ; was awarded to the Standard Bitulith waa time the State  Association got in   to come or to stay away ;  we have   no : „„ the Board could give him and with-   ,c   Company.      Warrenite    pavement,
i.-ew his name.     Mr. Raker waa    then I which is guaranteed   to   last   for   fi»e
line   with  almost all   other   firemanic : desire to antagonize or criticise.
Unpaid   1915   Taxes  <"'K*"'^^'''°n8'and paid some attention l     Don't be afraid to have the hospita ,    , ,j   . ,      ^,      to ita topics, inatead of merely having
The total of   unpaid   taxea   for   the ^
Tax collector of the three towna in the Ccunty   to   the     County    Treaaurer. The amoant returned   unpaid   for   the year 1914 was $245,057.78. The returns by towns :
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD 1916 warrant #838,632.66
Collected 638,790.96
unanimoualy choaen Preaident, and Mr. ; .Mayland vice president.
made: Clerk, Robert E. Donaghy; treaaurer, Oscar W Valentine; school physician.   Dr.   Julius    Dean;   achool
topics, inatead of merely having   in your midst.     It is the safest   thing ,„,, .   , them printed and no attention   paid to i you can have;   the safest place to live ^°^e\Lfr^'"'V^^ ^l"     i   '*  them, so that an active fireman, wben ! is next door to a hospital.
$325,225.57.    The returns   have   been   he returned to his company,   could telL     «T,p,pT n,T a » a mt.mp iipr^-n made by the   Receiver   of   laxes   and   j^^m   that he had   learned   something |     S'TRICT QUARANTINE URGED
of real  value   in   the   service,   rather-     Dr   W.J.Steele,   a   deputy   health i Imrse, Mrs. Stanley Smith; attendance than that he had   given all his time to ^ inspector, suggested   that quarantines   offlcer, B. Riley Raynor.—Observer, politica of the asaociation. be made a little more strict, and   that
Tbe report of the Law Committee the entire family be quarantined. It waa received and filed. . would   aeem  to   me   in   fighting   the
Sanford W. Smith, ex-president of spread of the diaeaae we should if ne- the Association, again attempted to cessary support auch familiea, and intercede for   Mr.   O'Connor, to allow ' maintain as strict a  quarantine aa for
 i hia report to be read, but was declared   smallpox.    The Town Board ahould gat
1194,841.-70.-'"" "^ order by the preaident.     It was   a hospital as soon as poasible   so   that
years, will be used for this work.
Tuesday, '\ugU6t 29, has been des¬ ignated aa lodge night.
'Wednesdiay. August 3o, will be lad¬ ies' night
Thursday, August 31, has been dedi¬ cated to the members of "Thn Lights, "
The   following   appointments    were   [^OatS Of S. S.  Y. C. Cruisc   'he hustling social cluh of the    promi-
Urtcollected
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY
The Amityville Record publishes the following liat of boat< from the South Shore Yacht Club on the annual cruise last week, the first stop being at Ami¬ tyville;
Impatisnce — Commodore     C.      H.
Southard. Tiirwthy Cutler, Otto Young,
njuu   MAuV^T/>iAM 1 F. C. Southard,   Jarvis   Root,   W.   C.
MRS,  MARY NOLAN Southard. C. M. VanTassell.
Mrs. Mary Nolan died on Monday of ;      L),;,|iy H- Vice Commodore   Wiiliam
last   week at her   home   in   Brooklyn, | Schumacher, William Hibbard.   H.L.
after a three weeks' illness, following i Maxson.
Obituary
1915 warrant Collected
Uncollected TOWN   OF   NORTH 1915 warrant Collected
Uncollected
The   amounts by towns   unpaid   for
mond Hill,   haa   pui-chaaed a reKidenie j ^yi4 ^^g.    Hempatead.    $149,350.00; from   James Hanae at 11 East   Smith jj^ojth    Hempatead,    $71,770.96,   and Street, and vjill open a branch office m   Qyater Bay, $28.936.72.—Sentinel, Freeport; telephone 1324-W. i
I Are you a candidate for a buaineaa ' position? Conduct your campaign throcgh the classified columns—a ahort and convincing campaign, assuring your election to the pest you deaire. Make known to buainesa men your fit- nesa for   the   place—and.    while   you
Mr. Smith, who at Oneida, in 1915, i all the children couid be taken there if when Mr. Kelly and Mr. Sells were they cannot be properly quarantined at candidatea for the office of president, home ; the familiea of the ones remain- invited all officers and prospectivs offi- ing at homi' should fie "shut up tight." cers to the platform, naming Mr. Kel-1 Dr. Philips of Inwood—Do we un- Iv and omitting Mr. Sella. derstand that children  under 16 are to
As a place for holding the next con-   be excluded from all public  places; do vent,iotft're8ident Sells   stated that he iwe    understand   that    the   instruction
Pjy'glgjy   had" received a letter practically assur-   given on this line is   etjuivalent   tc   a
 ' '_ I ing that the convention would   be   in-   law?
vited to Syracuse, although the formal       Dr. Phippa—There should be no ex- invitation   has   not   been    extended. , ception in particular cases Blair F. Simons,   who is from Fredon- ;     Phillips—I    observe   a
1528,562.10 489,710.20
$ 38,851.90
HEMPSTEAD
$702,347.86
$ 91,532.17:
an apoplectic stroke. She is survived ' by a daughter, Mrs. Percy W. Wat¬ kins, and two sons, Bernard W. and James J. Nolan, tbe latter of wbom is the local representative of the. Brook¬ lyn Eagle.    The interment took   plaee
.Neptune—Hear Commodore S. B. Donnelly and family.
Ark —Victor Moore and family.
Hesitation--Fred Know'les, Clarence E. Jones, Paul Halpin'   William Root.
Triniilad—David Kennedy,   Kichard
.in Thursday morning in Calvary Ceme-   Th'.m.  Theodore Vought,
tery, f-jllowing a mass.
CATHERINE REGAN Catherine, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence A. Regan, of 32 North   Long
number   of ^'^"'^^ ¦^^*""*'' *''*'^ ¦*   "'°*"   ^^ "^y*-
W. D. Finch. Mrs. Tinney, Nubno. Charlea   B.
KdvartlMiiMprLt.
Try my apeciai box of cut flowera, 75c for the weekend. C. R. Ankera, florist, Rockville Centre, L. I.: tele¬ phcne connection;   delivery anywhere.
Advai
ia, read letters from the Mayor, Cham- ' children are attending certain aerviees.
ber of Commerce,   and othera inviting   Does that meet with  the   approval   of
the   convention    to   Buffalo,    and    it   th« Board of Health?
seemed that thia city  would be chosen       Phippa —No. i
when a rr.SHiber of the Buffalo Exempt ,     Eugene Kelly of Freeport—I   would
Firemen'a Asaociation atated that tbey \ like to know what ia the  objection   to
knew    nothing of the   invitation,   had   children attending church in   the   per-
  formance   of   their   religious    dutiea
(Continued on page 5)
died   .VIondav,   after   a   short   illness. Funeral aerviees   were   held   Tueaday, with interment at Holy   Crosa   Ceme tery, Brooklyn.
CLARENCE PEAKSALL Clarence  Pearsall.   aged   43   years. dtiJ at the hooie of his sister, .Mrs. A.
Idler- Frank Tinney, .Mra. F'r'dnk Navina, Mrs
Leora—Mr.   and   Mra Midd:e<4n.
.May B. —Mr.   and   Mra. Rtbert   H. Hodge, Sydney Marion.
NellidiGray—Mr. and Mra. Fred W. Grav, Benjamin Mulvey. Mra. C   Mul¬
vey.       /
Isabela-Mr. and Mri. Watao
Arar./il-Dr.
when they are   allowed to ride on trol- i B. Smith, 29 Bedell Street, on   satur-
 i leya, run erranda, play in   the   atreeta ! day.     Funeral services were held Tues
If your quest ia atated in a classified ' ^j ^j.it gt^rej.    To attain the objecta i day. Rev. 3. 0. Curtice, paator of the Pre«rving time.    Lee-Patterson Co. , may have  a good many   candidatea in , ad,   and  appeara   under   ita   obvioua !„/ , quarantine all children ahould   be   Freeport M. E. 'Oharah. officiating ; in- noote   nricea  on aome   neceaaitiea   in i oppoaition to you,   you bave  an equ»i | clMaification, your   problem   ia   made  kept at bome. | terment in Rockvill*. Centre Cem«t^ry;
^^j   ,. ' ! chauce with any of tbem to win. practicable. Lyon-We have cot   mere  damrera , Southard & Moore,   funeral   directora.
and Mra. Tyaon,   Mrs. Wataon.
and Mra. A. E Hoag, P. <:. Alcorn, J. L. Raynor, Charlea Esker, C. H. Hawkina.
Maude B. —Mr.    and    Mra.    Geurge L'arry, Irvin Getter.
Mabel    R.—"^laud     Berard.     Louis Fleming.
Evelyn-A. W. Place.   Richard   W. Hart, J   R. Ketcnam.
nent ac'.ora of F'reeport   and  vicinity.
F'riday, September 1, will ne known HS Doubleday, Page night.
On Labor Day the firemen fiave ar¬ ranged a aeries of athletic and fire¬ manic contests to be held in tf>e after¬ noon on Debevoise Avenue.
The contests for the firemen are wet hose contest, water fight, efficiency contest, hook and ladder (-ontest, lad¬ der scaling and loil-yard dash.
The open < venta "onsist of bicycle race (boys under Ifi), fat man's race, 8 legged race, sack rn'-e. whcel'iarrow race, potato race for larliea, egg and spoon race for ladiea, lOo yard dash, (boya under 16), 20ii yard dash. 100- yard dash, (boys under 12), 100 yard dash, (girls under Ui).
In the evening the fair Will continue in the hi.se house with rnuaic und daLcing.
Frank Sprague. age 20 mos., and Stanley Sprague. 8 years old, have been reported to thw Town Board of Health as suffering from infantile par¬ alysis.
School Bonds Awarded
The bonda for the raising of fanda for the improvement of heating of (irove Streat Scho<d were awarded to H. A. Kahler & Co. of New York at 4.U per cent., with a payment of $100.OKI far each 1100. Thar* wera two other bidders, all below 5 per cent.
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