Nassau County Review 19100812

              Freeport Official Paper
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, AUG. 12, 1910
Vol. XV, No. 42
FREEPORT NEWS
Colonel Roosevelt To Speak in Freeport Oct 4
Colonel Theodore Rooeevelt haa ac¬ cepted an invitation to be at Freeport on October 4, at tbe qpening meeting of tbe Soatbem New York Volunteer Firemen'a Convention.
A coinmittae ctmsisting of J. Huyler Elliaon. Roland M. Lamb and Frank H. Stevens ealled opon the former Preeident at hia offioe in New York and after much earnest persuasion secured his consent to coming to Freeport. He said he had two thousand invita¬ tions on band but decided to accept this one, being his home county and among his neighl>ors.
Miss Edith L. Hoyt of Brooklyn spent last week with Miss Florence Walters on Archer St
Miss Orah Rhodes of Rose St.   has I    All the members of  the  Board of on file,   at  tbe  village clerk's oflice, {water sinking, $6293.13; light sinking, been spending several weeks  at Block | Trusteed were present  at  the  regular  where it can be seen by any interested ; $7800.00;  sidewalks,   $679.14;   cross-
Local Topics
Island.
excepting. parties.
vacation I    The   accountants   upon   request   of
meeting   Friday    evening,
Trustee Bedell, who is  on Hilbert Johnson has secured a  posi-  up state. ] {Resident Gunning, submitted the  fol-
tion  in  tbe  Coonty Clerk's office at      On the application  of  Mrs.   Abbott, lowing letter: Mineola. ; and other residents of tbe northwest Dear Sir:
section of the village, that the village      As a result of oor conversation  had
sau  Ave.;  J.   K.   Eldridge,    Merrick
Miss Ethel Starr of Bergen Place is j board take some steps toward getting with you recently, we wish to submit j spending a two weeks vacation at j the Nassau and Suffolk Lighting Com- i for the consideration of the Village j Windham. Vermont. \ P*ny to extend its gas  service in  that j Board tbe folk>wing proposition.
I ' section.   President   Gunning   said be I    In as   much   as   tbe   Land,   Power ] Road; Frank Ashdown, Smith Street.
I    A postal card is received from L. H. | jj^j been trying to get some kind of an j Honse and Machinery uaed  in  connec-!     For Water—Wm. G.   Miller,   Miller
Ross who IS enjoying a two weeks' va-; answer from  the oompany,   but   had tion  witb  the water supply and   the j Ave.;   Florence  Shea,   Nassau  Ave.; j cation at Oak Bluffs, Mass. \ been told the  matter waa up to Mr. | manufacture of   electric current for I Rev. Chaa A. Logue, Pine Street; Jos.
I     -, . , .      , ! MacDonald, President,   whom  he bad; tbe lighting system was originally pur- j S. Wright, 96 Columbus Ave.; A. Dav-
I    George Levy  has resigned   as   an ; ^^t been able to get in  communicatiwi i chased and erected from  the proceeds ison, 139 N. Main St.; E. A. Greenleaf
office.-of the Unity A. O.   and  is  roc-; ^j^j,      ^ resolution  was   pasaed re-I from tbe aale of Water Department and Geo.   W. McChesney,   Porterfield
walks, $381.72. • I sat near two  Freeport  men  on  a
Applications of Grover C. Stevens; ferry boat recently and heard one of and Milford F. VanRiper for appoint- them remark Tnere's something pe- ment as engineer at power house were : culiar—an honest real esUte adv." Al«<}- 11 looked—it was an adv. of Pettit  and
The following petitions were  grant-  Lamb of this village,   and every sUte- ed:     Sidewalk,    Mrs.   Harvey  Hills, - ment in it was absolutely correct. Roosevelt Place; Pettit & Lamb.   Nas-
ceeded by W  F. Downs.
, ferring the matter to counsel to see  if j Bonds and the addition to the building
: it was possible to hurry  the company i and the subsequent parcbase of electric
-—'——- --   — —~   .-   7        in any way. I light machiaery from tbe sale of tninds
^^Ult^TLJ^!!Z,.T^l?3^ ""^.     S.   p.   Pettit   aaked    that   electric | chargeable to tbe electric  light fund,
lights be inatalled on the streets in tite i it has brought about such a confused Woodcleft section. President Gunning' condition of acooonting as to make it said the Board intended to install a very doubtful whether the various de- number of new lights as soon as^ the partments, that is to say. Water De- repairs and improvements at the power partment.
Major and Mrs. G.   E. Libbey  have ^turned home  after spending weeks in Kennebuckport, Maine.
Place.
For Lighting—H. L. Maxson, So. Long Beach Ave.; Aaron Meyer, 93 N. Ocean Ave. ; Alfred A. Jung, Roose
Just another argament for a decent fire alarm—Ebccelsior Hook and Ladder (Company were told the first fire Satur¬ day moming was call No. 57, Lexing¬ ton and Madiaon Avenoe. They went there instead of 37, Bedell St., a mile out of their way. With an automatic alarm, such a blunder as this, which might have been expensive, would be impossible.
At the school meeting last week velt Ave.', J. B. Nosworthy, &». Grove i ^ Board after a thorough investiga Street;  D.   J.   Brinsley,   209  Church^'
St. ; James S. Wright, Ckilumbus Ave. Alfred Jung, Roosevelt Place  and  Ce-
tion recommended  the  purchase  of clock system for the main scbooL   One of the taxpayers  present   (as he had a thoro right) objected to this  item,   he being "teetotally opposed to  expend!-
Sidney T. Post has the contract for re-noodeling Excelsior Hook and Ladder Company's truck house on   Church  St.
Arthur W. Friend, our machine compositor, is on his vacation this week, visiting relatives and friends in Boston. Mass.
A "Unique Euchre" for the benefit of the Nassau Rod and Gun Club will be held at the Cluh house, Nassau-by- the-Sea, this Saturday evening, at 8:15; dancing at 10:30.
Mr. and Mrs. William Williams and daughters Florence and Lilian of Brook¬ lyn, are visiting friends in Freeport     | ^^.^ ^^ improvements at the p5wer jtartment.     Incandescent   Light    and j dar  St;   Edward H. Olsen, So.   Main
G.   Bennett  Smith  has a new   1910'house    were completed  which   would Street Lighting Departments are bear-  St ;'!William B. Christie,   Ocean  Ave. .                                    .
Cadillac touring car which he will rent! undoubtedly include this section ing the proper proportion of  the  orig- j and King St: Jack E. Magee. 31 West tures savoring of extravagance.      Just
by  the  hour or  day.    See him about      CapUin   Hanse complained  of  the inal cost of   the plant and   the  upkeep  Side Ave.; Irene Jermon, Nassau Ave. 'or  fun  we loofc  up tois  aasessment,
prices and terms.                                         way in which the trolley company was of the same.                                                  Applications of W. F. Downs, Wallace which we find will be $1100 this  year,
                              neglecting  to water the streeU  along ,     We therefore propose to  make  such | St; I. Whritenour, Atlantic Ave., and a"d the tottl assessed valuatwrn of  the
Mrs. Herbert Cummings and family,   its    lines,   also   calling   attention   to necessary investigations of the  origin-1C.     Carinan,    Atlantic    Ave.,     were district   about   $1,975,000.    I-igunng
Mrs. William Cameron and Mrs. Frank  places  where the  tracks    are  higher al cost of land and  buildings  and   the {"granted   as   soon   as   the  necessary this out we hnd the installation of this
Johns are spending a couple of  weeks  than   the  roads.    It was   decided   to disposal of the funds  raised  from   the j material is secured." clock   system  will  cost  this  man   28
at Bennington, Vermont                         ! notify the company that  it  must  live issue of bonds ae to establish an accur-  J President Gunning reported that the  cents.                              ^
                            I up to its franchise, or legal steps woukl ate  value  of   the   entire   plant  now . work at the power house  was  at  last _,.                    »     h«                        h
Eugene   Helland and George Jayne ; be Uken to compel it owned by the Village, also to  make  a  advancing rapidly,   after long  delays, i nere seems lo  oe  some  misunaer-
were  taken   to  Mineola HospiUl   for;     Mr. Hendrickson of New   Boulevard thorough Investigation of the expenses,   and he thought the contract  would  be^.^^'"^  rVjl"^      ,1^7'*-^' '
By throwing a switch too quickly, the rear car oY tbe express section of the train arriving here about noon Monday, was given the difficolt task of riding on two tracks at the same time, and when the train stooped the rear trucks were missing frum the car, and the end was resting on the ground. Peculiarly the car was being side¬ tracked for tbe wrecking train which had to stop and pot a new truck under tbe car, doing the work in less than an hour so the car eould be sent in for re¬ pairs, and then the wrecker proceeded on its trip east
C. F. Gere has leased from Fishel & Hanse tbe er.cire floor of the former F. C Willis building now located just south of Vigilant Hose House and has it equipped for bowling, pool and billiards, with a first-class equipment from the Brunswick-Balke-Calendar people. He expects to have it ready to open Wednesday and announces his intention of running it on best plans. The bowling alleys are separated from the rest of the building and can be se¬ cured for clubs or parties any aftemooi} or evening. Mr. Gere is an enthus¬ iast and has an exceptionally well- equipped place. He is planning to sell hot lunches, sodas, etc., to his cus¬ tomers.
the village the Board adjourned at 12.- 54. 	
Communications
operations this week; as was also Mrs.   complained  again of the  assessments  taxes raised and income received  from i completed early in September. Morton White of Bennington Park.        ; on his property.    He said he was prea»   the Water Deoartment  for  the year      The appointment of  Stephen P. Pet-
ent to demand justice and equal  righto ending February 28, 1910 and in doing ! tit as a member of Excelsior Hook and
Rev. Charles Herbert Scholey,  pas-1 to his children and family and said he,   this to pass npon the  proper distribu-  Ladder Company was approved
tor of the Presbyterian Cliurch  is  en-  "if j don't get it here  I'll   go  higher  tion of expenses  etc.,   to  the  various	
joying a month's vacation.    His polpit I up."    He was properly reminded  that departmento.      The   result    of   this
Sunday will be occupied by Rev. J. A. ' the papers in  the  village  had  adver-1 would be.
Norris of Glen (>)ve. , tised the time for making complainto I    The proper valuation of the Plant
I and not>ody else was to blame if he had I    The proper division of the upkeep
At the school board meeting Tuesday 1 not come anmnd at the proper time and all expenaea against the Water, evening the following officers were all .^^d seen whether his assessmento ' Incandescent and Stieet Lighting De- re-elected:      President     Samuel     F  ! were correct partments.
Smith;  secretary,    H,    L.    Crandel. Mrs.   DeRoth  of   West  End  Ave.,       The j)reparation   of   correct   state-
c iV'^S.*^'*  ^'   '**'"*•    ^'¦*^"'*'"'! complained    that  through    her    IigMt  mento of income and diibursements and
Samuel T. Raynor. _ I wiring her house  had  caught  fire  re-  Profit aad  Loas  for  the  Department,
Freeport Fire Department will have ' ¦"•''ng in a damage of over $100;  she  which will enable you to reach  proper a  "tag day"  on Sept 5  Labor Day    had no insurance and wanted  to  know  conclusions as to advisability  of  rais- ! A number of young ladies 'interested in ''' **>« ^oard would make good for  the  ing or lowering the  rates for  services ! the firemen have already consented  to I d"«a«« done.    It seemed the fire  had , in the various departments assist  in  this  work,   the  proceeds to .«**^'**^''¦°'"   *  '°"« electric  cord   in       We will also bring the electric books
lished exclusively in our last issue: "We note in the  Telephone  Review
that  S.   V.   Gibson,   well-known   here
and connected with the New York Tel- After Viid king aboutfo" biH"s against; ?Pho".e Conipany,  has  been  appointed
District Agent,   Main   District,   Long
Island  Division,    to  succeed    H.   W.
Drake." This seems   to  have  given   the   im-
presrion that Mr. Gibson now   has   the To the Editor: place formerly held hy Mr   Wollmoth,
The   Board   of  Trade is now giving  but Mr. Drake is filling that place,   as strong evidence of their deep   interest  District    Agent,     Jamaica   Division, in   the  welfare  of   the   village,    and - while Mr. Gibson is the Main  District, every interested citizen should express: as we said, their  gratification.    They  are., again!
looking into the sewage question and ' The Town Assessors advertise in one will do it thoroughly and conscientious- of the Hempstead papers that they ly. Those persons who dared to vote ' have completed their assessment roll down the most important measure ev- for the current year, and that it will ere put before the village  will   surely  he on file at thej)ffice of the Assessors,
bedevotedto  expen;es of the October i"_««5 ^h^roo-s,   wrap^^ reco^nized the dan-  at Hempstead  Town   Hall,   till   next
I convention. I     Mrs.   Edwi
: metal    bed  post, and  which   she  had
'-. used for a long time.   She was assured  for the sum of $300.00.
ger to the children   as   well   as to the  Tuesday.    I regret this delay in giving
Stillwell    of    Raynor: the matter wai not in the  province of      All to be brought down   to [July 31, i "P-^" "?«'','•°.„^*'«    k°h'^''T  """^   ws TvSeVtfv'5^'"^t^'tSSklt n^^s" lursdav  tK«  n*-«i     h„f    Vrttmidcttt    r.nnnincr  iQio  inoi„Hinon«.n'i F„nH     ' ' i Aisting   and   Will  doubtless be eager  9ors evideutly did   not   think it neces-
Street was badly bruised last Thursday  the  B»ard,    but    President    Gunning  1910, including Gen'l Fund ; afternoon when a large section of wall  promiaed   to    refer    the  case  to  the i in  one  of  the  rooms   in the Stillwell, Board  of    Fire   Underwriters,    for  a I residence on Raynor Street fell on her. , proper  inspection.     These  wires  are
She is suffering severely  from  shock,   contrary to electric laws,   and   no  one
, for this second opportunity to show it.
Yours truly, j j^j.  Editor can't you urge   every citi-
Latimer, Marshall, Rhodes & White, j zen to help the Board,   by   "talking it
by C. A. Rhodes
sary to advertise in this section and I did not know in time for my last ¦ week's issue.    This is the   assessment
but was not seriously injured.
Ask the lady-—she'll quickly tell you Maillard's Chocolates and Bon Bons are superior to all others.
^   Da Silva's.    It
is responsible   but   the   person  using      The proposition was accepted, to in- them. elude bringing all the books up to date.
Counselor    Fishel     submitted     an      A resolution was passed  to  enforce
The fire department,   after  its   long  hour,  jwhich   was   adopted.
amendment to  the  village  ordinances  the rules providing that all  consumers
relating to speed of automobiles, fixing  of electric light,   who do not pay r.-ith-, .    ,        j o i^u yuu c;. i.. uj^ «c..,rw «/iuiiiiio
the speed at not more than 15 miles an   in thirty days shall   have  their  lights ' =8""°*'>«*'«P*^«''"-    Sooner or later  ^^^^  articles   lost and   found.    Here is
up"   to  their  neighbor,   so  as   to  be I'rom whch you must  pay  your  school
ready  by  the next   call for a vote  on tax this fall and   town   tax in January
this question, to prove that they   wish , and you should see   that it is all   right
a clean, healthy village   and are ready now.    There   will be  no   use   finding
to  help   make  it so.        D. R. L. fault later.
[The question of  sewers is one  that      t» . .i.   r»    •      i
¦-        ^ Do you ever try the Review columns
vacation, had 2  calls  Saturday  morn-1 effect Sept ing, one 11 o'clock and  the  other  12,       The quest
A Dollar a Pound She'll be agreeably surprised  to  re¬ ceive a pound box of Maillard's Choco¬ lates and Bonbons. DaSilva's.     It
- Our own boats catch our fresh finh daily. Try Down's Fish Market for strictly fresh goods. tf.
Learn to trim your own hats by tak¬ ing a course in millinery ; see adv. of Edith Raynor in this issue.
W.   P. W. Haff, largest coal  dealer on Long  Island.    The  cheapest  place ^ to buy coal.    E^xclusive dealer in some of the best grades of coal. It
There's a little talk on' soda water in Smith d. Bedell's ad in this issue that will be of interest to lovers of the beverage. it.
Specials at DaSilva's
6c Decorated Table Tumblers 5c
8c White Dinner Plates,  .Ic
15c Whisk Brooms, 10c
15c Spice Sets, 10c
15c Waste Paper Baskets, 10c
15c Turkish Bath Towels, 10c
15c Spofiges, 10c
15c Boxes of Toilet Soap (3 cakes),* 10c
25c Cut Glass Table Tumblers, 12ic
29c Salad and Berry Dishes, 15c
29c Granite Stew Pots, 17c
45c Jardinieres, 25c       it
5c Toilet Paper, 6 rolls 25c
10c Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 25c
SOc Glass Pitchers, 35c
59c Umbrella Holders. 39c
7^ Galvanized Oil Cans (5 gals.) 6^
11.75 Rayo lamps. $1.49
11.85 Conier Bottom Wash Boilers, -11.49. It
take cut-off " ! "^ must have them, or the State Board Walter B. Cozzens, member of the '. «f "^a'^h will compel us to put them question of the house of Mrs. Board of Education, appeared before' '"• ^V ?""¦"« d"''". the proposition neither of which amounted to any- French on or along the new boulevard the Board of Trustees and aaked if the | ^f^, ^'"^ ^"J^''^'^ putting off the time a thing. The first call, No. 37, was for of the City of New York was brought latter Board would put a cement gut- a bonfire at the Stellenwerf residence up. It is believed the house is partly ter facing the school building on Pine on Bedell St, where the blaze spread on the highway and the matter was Street and Grove Street, if the former through the grass too near a barn, but referred to Smith & Malcomson to Board placed a curb around the proper- was stopped without much trouble. make a survey and report at the ne.xt ty. Mr. Cozzens was requested to get The second'one, No. 15, was in some  Board meeting.
little.—Ed.]
News of the Churclies
Rev. Ira W. Henderson of Bay Shore
figures on the work, to submit  at   the   will preach in   the M. E. Church   Sun- brush at   the west end of Randall   Av-       President Gunning  stated   Freeport   next meeting. day   morning   and evening,    while Dr enue,  near  BayVieW  Avenue.    There   jg now   a first-class  village  according      ^' '"^ decided to purchase two  new was no need of  the  department but  a  to the oflficial   Federal   census   with   a  styles of lamps for trial  on  yc  lamp line of hose was laid and the  smolder-  population of 5,084.                                   j system, ing fire extinguished by Vigilant  Hose      mi., vr tr.it. r.^-i._i.-_-   r-^ '     Bids for extension of water mains in
what the New York State Penal Law says regarding articles which come under this heading:
"A person who finds lost property under circumstances which give him knowledge or means of inquiring as to the true owner, and who appropriates such property to his own use, or to the uae of another person who is not en¬ titled thereto, without having first made every reasonable effort to find the owner and restore the property to New York
Company.
The New York Telephone  Company several weeks'ago agreed to furnish   a
The property and home of James 12 inch gong for the special fire call Hoar., who was killed by a train while phone at the power house: up to date crossing the track at Wantagh  on   the only a small bell   had  beon  furnished
vicinity of School No. 3,   were  or>ened as follows:
Edward A. Rice. $600.00.
W. Van Wicklen, $590.75.
att-t  rsf firtt^v..*,.  iQAQ  «iii K..  m^iri   -   ..i*v,r,.„,u tt,.* i..„.„ r,rte, v,„Ai..*e* -....,        Thc contTact was accordiogly award-   Ih thc  Presbyterian  Church; Subject, such false  sUtements.
Sth  of October, 1908, will tie  sold   at  although the large one had been prom- .^ ,„ v„„ \ir:..i,i__   i,„ v,„:„„  .u     i _  ' ..t^   it     t   . c j m      vr       ¥  * ¦).. .... •„   „.,« ».!,«.. „»
. ,. ... OiJ       A        *.¦,„¦    A       ¦*.¦    t        .       *¦ , ed to Van Wicklen, he tieing  the   ow- ; "Do You Let God Plan Your Life? stance  is  one taken at
pjbhc auction on Saturday, August  13  ised positively.    A motion was   passed ^^    hidH^r     and   bond  was  fixed  at     ""'""'"""•"
next  at  the  County   Court  House at  instructing the company   to  give   this Mineola at 10 o'clock, by order of  the  immediate attention. County  Court    This property is farm      a   contract  was  made  with   E.   S. property, consisting of about  8  acres Jitua to install an  additional   tile well on  East    Broadway    and  some  farm
Richards is on his vacation.
The  Ladies'   Circle  of  the   Baptist  him, is guilty of larceny."
Chruch wlil hold a lawn fete on the af-  State Penal Law^	
ternoon and evening of Aug. 23 on the      ..^    „        . i_     " l  ,.,     ,
lawn of F. E. Pitcher's home. , ^r. Evans   case ha.s a half column in
daily papers again, to the detriment of Prudency   Ritchie, is leader   for  the  Freeport.    As I   have said before it is Young People's meeling   Sunday night  too  bad Dr. Evans will not  contradict
Here   for   in- random.    Dr. Evans  is  quoted   as saying "Since we
eet    bidder,
$1000. The  Sunday   School   of   the Baptist  first came to this village my house has
The matter  of  selljng property  on I Church  will  go on a sail to High Hill. been burned, my wife and I have  been
buildings and is located at .Wantagh. The late Mr. Hoar lived upon it at the time of his death.    Bargain  hunters
which taxes are in arrears was brought' Beach, starting from Patterson s  dock , assaulted and she has been under arrest u p.    Trustee Sigmond said the village  at 9:00 o'clock Wednesday, Aug. 17.       for coming to my assistance. The  case
at the power house, to increase  supply  had one once,   hut   lost  money  on   it,'   •, ' was nev*..-brought to a final trial."
of water, for $375. and no action was taken. Mrs.    William   A.    Richard   is   an-      This  st;.; ?ment is insinuatingly and
A report was received from   I.attim-      The bond  of  John   D.   Gunning  as! .oounced to lead   the  Epworth   League   maliciously misleading, and we do  not er, Marshall. Rhodes  and   White,   ac- plumber with  James  Dean  as  surety   Sunday   night   in  the M. E.    Church;  wish to  believe   Dr.   Evans  made   it
who believe that our neighboring ham- countants, fixing balance sheets,   etc..   was presents and approved,
let of Wantagh is destined by the open- „„j „v,„„;„„ „ ri,ii „^,^-f „/  .l„  „!.,„ .
ine of the East River subwav and Uie a"d showing a full report of  the  elec-       A communication was  presented  hy
. '"*^ °i "** *'f*^ ^^\f' suDway ana ine ^^j    ,j j,^     ^^^^  f^^  ^^^ ending  Aivin A   .vealev  reoresentintr the Ons-
cUrtZSunL   ri^ltmeaC^ Feb. 28, 19%.   ^This report which wa^  tdt^treCotv^rVseri^g^^^^^^ ''%Tr"*K"? T T'^^''
cities to the country, to become a large very complete and precise, showed   the  one-half  ti.e cost   of oiling  Bay View   ****   Mscopal Church of the Transfig-
Topic, "The Signs of the Gospel day.' Rev.   Pelham St. George Bissell has
For his  good name he  should  correct such falsehoods wherever published.
A Dollar a Pound Maillard's Chocolates ahd Bon
Bons
S^^'w" li'at ttiis'saT iavi'an"TnD^r"  ""^P'"" ^"^ "*=*""' ^"'^^ '"   ^^  ''''¦  A^enuTfr'om .M^;r.ck Ro;;iVA"tlai;irc '¦ T'l^\ «"^«»rt '^'^J'^^^^'l'^.f,^ ^y  «PPe«l to particular psopl^people Who
ture  will at this sale  have  an  oppor-  trie light plant to be  $29,110.31,   and  Ave     if  the   villaee  would  oav   the   "^ ^'•'~—  - =»'-°«'—'^'•'   •^" - .. t.^..
^r^^.^'JJ^^-I^^^'^ti*'"^^'   thene! profit for.opera^^^   the  plant  ^r'hL^'^   "'"'•'  "'"''  '"'  ''*
ture, will at this sale  have  an  oppor¬ tunity  to  a secure a valuable i land at a very reasonable figure.
Ba.<>e-Bali
JR. 0. U. A. M. LEAGUE Freeport lost another  game   SLtur
the Bsihop, to take effect Oct 20.
The Catholic fair closed Wednesday J evening after a successful run of ten nights. Owing to the rain the event , was not BO largely attended as the sing nights usually are.
insist on having the best.
DaSilva'
It
trie light plant to be  $29,110.31,   and
Mr; Sealey said his  com-
last year, $11,184.70. pany did not  own   much  property  on
They   called  attention to  the   fact this road,   which is the  main  road  of
that the receipts o^ th»year was $20,- travel to the South Shore   Yacht  Club  __,
744.03 and that $4,993.73 wae   unj^id. House, but made the offer for the gen- i   j
or about 25 per  cent,   some  of  which eral interest of the village.    The prop-'
day, being defeated by Hempatead,  by   had been running li: to 20 months,  and osition was accepted.                                 i ^ Christian   Scienr«»  Services  will be
the  score of 14 to 5.    Next   Saturday  ae high as   2'   months  and  suggested The monthly report  of  the   Village ; held in the Hempstead Bank   Bailding,   Mattie Brown married by Canon Bryan,
(tomorrow) He'hipstead will play here,   that as a business proposition the bills Treasurer was presented, showing  the | comer  of   Fullon   and   Main   Streets,       Daily consumption of water .reported
Fourteen Years Ago
The   following   items  are   frnm our files fourteen years ago thit week : George   Howard  Randall   and   Miss
Games for Saturday. Valley Stream at Rockville  Centre. Roslyn at Woodmere. Hempstead at Freeport
be collected regularly or light shut off,   following    balances   in    the    various  Hempstead,   at   1 a.   m. Sunday; sub-  about 40,000  gallons.     (Over  600,(MJ0
but that this would be of no  avail   un-  funds:     General,    $2572.15;    street.
less    the    provision    were    enforced  $3192.76;     water,      $653.72;     light,
against all   consumers  "withuut  fear' $1720.89; Board  of  Health,   $328.20;
or favor."    They reported  they  had  interest, 1^7.07; tax arrears, $760.80;
Down's for saa food—one of the only , found the books kept in a careful  and | Pire Department    $1749.31;    street
two reti.M dealers on Long Island catch- i neat manner. j H|^t,     t4S34.3 5;     light     ezteniiion,
ing bis 0 Tn flib. tf.     i    Tbe report was received  and  plaeed 114008.46;  water extension,   $821.21;
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now).
The Board of Trustees find it a diffi-
An  apron  and necktie festival   will | eolt   task   to  procure a dog   catcher,
he held on Thursday, Aug. 25,   on   tlie , (Same thing yet). ;
lawns of Mrs. J. H. Mahnken, 85 L^na      Hiram R. Smith elected President of
Ave;  proceeds to  be donated to  the] Board of  Education, Williain  S. Ball
Lutfaotan Quirch. .. secretary..
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