Nassau County Review 19170302

              assau County Review
FREEPORT, N. V., 'FRII>AY, MARCH 2,1917
Vol. XX, No.
Freeport
SiBcic oopirn of thr Revivw for mi. at Grc«n- MaM'. •lul Kralthwaltc'ii, KulnMil Avenue; Lieb- aywan't. Saaaau County K«v)«w, DaHilva'i and GotoU'a. Main Street; Spitsf-r'a .Stationery Store. Gr«v« 8t.. SMney Smith', and Michooff'K. Wt-et Umrrleii Koad.
Women To Discuss
Public Affairs ,     The regular meeting of   the   Neigh- Th« •om«i of Fre€j>ort   .re to meet;'•"'^oodWorkera   wae   held   February
Neighborhood Workers       Freeport Club Activities
HIGHWATUU TlUE TABLE (Official liKurea for Sandy Hook)
19th »r1he  home   ef   Mra.    F'red   E. Story.
The month'a   report beini;   read  by the aocial   worker  showed   the   active
Friday Mar.
Saturday,
Sanday
Monday,
Taaaday,
Wadneaday.
Thuraday. .Mar.
Friday
Saturday,
2 '.i 4
5 f, 7 H 9 10
ut the Freeoort Clab and diacuaa pob lie affaire ot intereat, eapecially ia connection with tbe cjining village el action,   next  Thuraday   afternoon,   at
2 :30. Special order nf buaineaa will be work of the pa»t few    weeka   aa   foi
improvement of   aanitary   condilkjna; '"*»:    The  organuatioo   supplied   22
the apeakera will be Dr. Mary Holton, families with coal; gave to «  families
4 :6» p. m.j head of the Woman's Clinic of Gouver- H'^o^-    warm   bed   o.mforiablea    and
5:46 p. TO. , n,„, Hoapital,    and a member   of   the ""Pl'l'ed "^""V hungry hoasehijida with
New   York   Health    Hoard;   and    Ur. groceries, and the asaociatoo i« having
Frhnk   Overton.    State   Sanitary    In- """'    «""'   «'»''->    "'   »''''      f»>n>''"-
apecior,   and   membera   of    th:*    local ^'"- ^i^^oley visited   many   sick   peo
4 :03 p.
6:27 p. m, <i;40 a. m 7:16 a. m. 7:46 a. m 8:14 a. m 8:40 a. m.
The   Patriotic Circle   will   hold   Ita domino and pinochle   at   the   home   cf : miaa Minnie   Willeta,   Church   Street, oo Friday evening, March Z. !
: l^oard of    Health.     The   invitalion iextended to every woman   in   the lage tc) be preaent.
Morrison for Overseer
N.   Blake   brougfct   into   our    oflice
Daniel Morrie')n, former Village Trustee and Village Preaident. haa filed hia certificate aa a candidate for tho thia week a pumpkin raised by him in i office of Overseer of the Foor at the 1915. Jt is atill aeund and solid nnd 1 coming primariea «f fhe Republican looks like materi«l for several good | parly. It ia understood that Franklin pies. ; iiedell willaUo be a candidate, he ha«-
—  , j„j, held the (iffice for the paat    twelve
Chriatojjher Jarvia waa aentenced t» ' y^ars. Mr. Morriaon i. one of the ¦ixty daya in the Coonty Jail Saturday n"J«t fiopular men in our village and by Police Justice Clinton M. Flint. It >*•" make a strong run for the nomin- waa claimed be collected money for , ation- He is well qualihed for the coal delivered to a customer and did ""rk hy hia extensive ac.juaintance not turn it in to the Freeport Coal Co. i through the town.
pie. aent them jellies and deinties; had iloctor's services rendered to 6 famil¬ ies and had all prescriptions tilled. «;»ve eye-glasses, hud a child exain- ineil at Cornell Medical College; aent 2 beds and bedding to families who of the Poor if^ded them, one case uf which show- t'd two half grown-ups .sleeping in a little child's crib.
Mrs. Scholey also held conference with inwirance agents and kept poli- cie.H of worthy persons from lapsing Also, held conference with landlords and aovtd many from heing put bOt on the cold streets.
The HsaociHCinn lound a good home for a homeless child; discovered child
Thv .'Oirprise of tbe sfason ¦was sprung at Iht- Club lant Friday eve¬ ninK. whfn the I^Jidiea' All Star Bowl¬ ing TpHni, sPh' duh»d to bowl the Club team, w*Te found out to be olub mem- b*>rB, cleverly diagulsed as woin«>n. About ten daya avo a challenBe whs suppoKed to have b<>en received hy the tournanifnt conimit.lfe from a ladies' howline team Ihat would be loiirinK IxmK Island and Ihey would be very ulad to bowl the best team from the Freeport Club. The chal¬ lenge wan Hccepted. notices posted, and 1,'ie rUih team nolihod lo be In readiness, as It would lie an awful di.sKPace lo be beaten by a ladii's' team. All kinds of HUrmises were go- in.i; around a.s ^o what the ladies would look like, how they would bowl. etc Several <»f the ladief, wives of iiieiiibers. had derlarrd their intention of watching  the be.ut lady  bowler  in
Bellmore
Merrick
Roosevelt
F'rank ttolH'rtf>. ih our revieM-ntative in Belltnore awi vicinity. All ordem and news irit with him will recHtve thv fair.e rarefiil fettenti4)n as at our office.
Thin column ia edited by Rev. W. H. Littebrandt . and all items should tw sent to him sertion under this headinj;.
The    Ke'publlran    Preferential    Pri¬ mary  for  the  Third  Eleclion  District will   be   held   in   Firemen's   Hall,   on .Saturday of riext week, .March 10, be- I tween the hours of 3 and St P. M.
Owinu to tiie atoriii of l.i.xt Friday, the packase social, w hlrh was to have been held in the .Metht)dist Church un¬ der the auspices of the Ladles' Aid .Society, wa.s postponed to Friday eve¬ ninK of this week. The ladies will be prepared to Ki'«'»'t all frientls of the ehureh and furnish a pleasant social eveninK.
The regular monthly meeting of the
SCHOOL NOTES The lecture by C. J. 'jre«nleaf   waa a very fine one.     Thi^^pecial muaic by
The Fire Patrol haa purchased  from .Enjoying the
S. F. Pearaaill hia Kamtrter auto,   at   a ' apeciai price,   to be    used   for   oflicial work, of .$125.    Tbe car ia   to   he  re¬ modeled to ¦conform   with the needs uf the work in which it will be uaed.
ren living in places where their mor- wraps. Kverybody or als were in danger. Reported these 'raned their necks to cases to the Society for t^e Protection   K'i'"Ps'     ' " ' ''
of (Children.    Saw that  children   were sent to .Sunday School.
At the request of our aocial worker, the Naasau Hotel at Long Reach  gave
A Salamagaiidi party will be held at the FreejKfrt Ctab on Tuesday after¬ noon, March 6, at-2 o'clock, under the auspices of the Freeport Mothers' Club. A amall (ee will.be taken for the benefit of tbe Mother'e Club.
E. V. Colyer wil! open an oflice and atore, aa watchmuker and jeweler, at 24 South Main Street, in the Smith & Bedell block, the middle ot this month. Mr. Colyer is a native of F'reeport, ami haa heen engaged in this line of work in Hempstead for a considerable time past.
N. W. L
JOHN J. KANDALL 111
Has Freeport Office
A Fre'^port registration office of the National League for Woman'a Service haa been eatabliaht at 15 Kailroad Avenue second floor (old Village Office) open Monday and Friday afternoons from 2 to 4 o'cl'ick, where infortnation will be given and registration lilu.nks can be Hipned. The work ia in care; of Mrs. H. Trubenback, chairman. I
The^object and aim of the   National i League, as   announced   in   its   service i regiatration   blanj<,   ia    working    for ; CJod, for c untry and for home, aiming   daughter of Frederick   Figge, of Weat to   co-ordinate   and    standardize    the   Merrick Kuad, died Monday, following
^¦¦nnu <^rtiit'h ' f^*' caning of the chairs to men of this
;3Unn>' OUUin   ,11,^^^ ^^o needed the work.
Master John J. Kandall 111 likep the:     The Neighborhood Workers supplied
warm weather in   the   South,   as   this   the milk for the clinic held at the Blka
photo shovMi, playing on the  beach   at   ciub.     Tbey also supplied 22  families
with clothing. They secured days' work for 17 persons. The Neighbor¬ hood Workers' Saturday morning class still holds great intereat for the boya and girla, 49 being present last Satur¬ day. The girls a.-e taught aewing and the little boys painting, stenciling and brass work. Last Saturday morning being so cold, the preaident, Mra. Story, served the children with hot drinks. During the very cold apell of a week ago many children went to school without gloves and nearly barefooted. They were sent to Mrs. Scholey'a oilice, where she supplied their wants and also gave them a hot lunch and sent them back to. school comfortable.
Mra. Scholey has been appointed the
Freeport   co-operating   representative:
by tbe Travelers' Aid   Society   of   the
National   Cooperation   Dept.,   of    the
City of   New   York.    This   society   ia,
Daytona, Florida, with hia giandfath-   for girla and women who need   protec- ,
er'a dog, " Whitie."    Just aa thia foto   tion in the course of travel. i
was to bu taken an   ae-u   passed   over'     As the war   cloud   hovers   over   our
the alleys et a Kood of the visitors, as Ihey made their appearance and were Introduced to the Club team. After a few iiiin- ults .somebody .susKested that they must be a men's team, dressed as lad- ie.s. then ;;radiially etjch one was liicked out  and found  to  be
Kdna Wasnef, Klvin  Kdwanls.
liert ha -Meyers.'Uert Ooss.
.Mnia  Schmidt,  llill  Au.stin.
Drina Hoff, llill B'inch.
Willa Klin<^ IJHl Cornell.
They were dressed in middy blouses, while skirts, silk stockinss, white shoes and wigs. Karh bowler had on a wedding rinK. earinns and a diamond bar breast pin. Mr. Ken¬ nedy, the well-known coach of Ihe Mask and Wig Club, made up their races and so successful was the work that il was some time before twti ol the bowlers were found out.
Two  Karnes   were   bowled,   the   t'luli team   winiiin.a;   both,   after   wliich   i< freshiiients   were  served.
After flndinK oul who their oppou. ents were, the members of Ihe CluU team entered into the spirit of the occasion and escorted the visUng team around the Ciiih, introduciuK Ihem to the different members.
Servicea at the Church of tbe Re¬ deemer Sanday, the Second In Lent, at 11 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. M. Litany, aermon, and Holy Com¬ munion at the morning hour Even¬ ing Prayer and sermon. The Church School meeta weekly at 10 A. M. in the Pariah House. The Woman'a Aux¬ iliary meeta weekly on Thoradaya at 2.30 P.M. The G. F. S. meeta bi¬ weekly on Fridaya at 7.30 P. M. Choir practice ia held  Thuradaya at 8  P. M.
The Hoy Scouta meet  weekly on Tuea-   <'"''"'K tebruary 28, goes to Mrs. Car- daya at 7.30   P.   M.    During   Lent   a   'er'a Sth Grade.      .^ aervice ia held each   afternoon at 4.80       Kxaminationa for the rronth of Feb- in the charch.    A cordial invitation ia   ruary took place at the scnool Wednea- liellmore Board of Trade will be held   extended to all to attend the   aervicea | day and Thursday of the past week.   .
The pupils receiving loO   per  ceot.
of next week.    An  unusually inlerest-   ^.jtf, jta corrmunity work. inK meetinK Is anticipated.
The ttrm of Dean * Seamon has uoi..i.r>~ „.„i r...„;i.. opened their lumber business on Bed-1 "• Schuyler Cammann and famil> lord avenue. They already have a ' motored in fron. their winter home, .oiuplete supply of hardware and Manhattan, on 1 hursday laat and re¬ paints, and their slock of lumber is mained in the village until Sunday af- beinK received as fasi as llie railroads 1 ternoon.
order t.o Kel some points on bowling.     j j^ Kiremen's llall, on Monday evening   of this church and to become identified
The   alleys   were   crawded,   and   at | eiKht-thiny the Club team, after bav¬ ins practiced, sal back in their chairs, patiently walling for the rival team.
At, 8:;!.' a taxi arrived at the club and five handsomely deckedout ladies made their entrance Into the club. They were received by a committee at the door and escorted lo the ladie.-;' room,     where     they     removed     their
Miaaea Idella Brown, Kuth Lytle, Glad- ya Andrua, Evelyn Stephenaon and Maater David Coker wag very much appreciated by the audience preaent. Mr. Dennis, aasiateil'by Ed. Seaman, had the atage very appropriately dec*- rated for the occaaion with flags and a picture of George Washington.
The attendance banner for the week
fol-
will  deliver   il.
Miss Hazel Greene, of Wilson ave- nu<', who re<enlly underwent an oper¬ ation at Mercy Hospital. Iiempstead. has found it necessary lo receive fur¬ ther ireattiient and on Wednesday went to one of the Broiiklyu hospitals
An enterainment and dance   will given in the Fire   Hall of Merrick
in Friday's accuracy teat lows :
7th Grade-- Lila Valentine, Uadelina Van .Noatrand, Anna Moiitroas.
2nd Grade—Anael Valtntine, Kobert McGraph. Purroy Thompson.
Division H — Loretta Kerwin. Blanr^he VanKiper.
John B. Parker   of   Klatbuiih,   with
L. & E. Co. No. 2, Camp Grounds to- ; his daucbter, and K. S. Parker of Nor- morrow evening, Saturday, at H Ifi. wich, Conn , .¦'pent the week end with Ticketa are 25 centa -children 6-12 fif- \ Mrs. I . Stewart. .Mrs. Stewatt haa teen cents.    Kefreahments   will be on ; so far improved from her recent   acci-
aale.
Deiibert   has   bet days with frleiuh
John (! for severa lyn.
.Mrs.  .Mfred Baldwin  is at   her home on  Beltagh ;
1  visiting in Brook-
>i lou.s enue.
Edward H. Goodnough and family of lialdwin are the new occupants ot the Harry McCord property on Kirkwood Ave.
dent as to be able to be around a short while each day.
Mra. Brown of Colonial Avenue will move into Charles Combs' house on Forest Avenue.
.Samuel Seaman .tnd family, of Kasi Wiliston, have been visiting with rela¬ tives and  friends in  Bellmore.
The game preserve of Henry C. Phipps. known in tbis vicinity as Dunn Lake,   was   raided   by   officials  of   the
Chicken pox haa hit the village   and atlected a number of the children.
too late for our laat issue:
Everyone interested in the high cost State (lame Commission on Tuesdav of living (and who ia not?) ahould at» of  la.st   week,   who  discovered   nearly   tend the meeting to be held at the rea-
Mrs. J. Howard, formerly .Mias Stel¬ la Finch of thia village,    died   Sunday at her home in Springs,   L. I.     She ia The following itema   were   received ; survived by her husband  aid two boya
and one girl, beaides her mother, three brothers and three sisters. Mr. Finch, her father, was a (mstor of the Con¬ gregational Churcii here several   yeara
ago.
The Dinner Commillee of the Free- port Club iiromised thai the affair for 1917. which was scheduled for Tues¬ day evening of IhiH week, should be Ihe "biggest and best ever," and they kepi ihclr word to the liniit.
In   the   lirst   place,   tho   crowd   was
...,..,,,,,,.. , ,      ,, u •      , bigger  than   al   any   prevlou.s   dinner,
which explains the "poae      of   Master   country people all over   are   becoming ; ^J,^   ([,,,  (jjuner   itself  was   Iirst-class,
I Jack.
Obituary
MISS WERA M. FIGGE Mias Wera M. F'igge, 'ifj  yeara
interested in being  taught   First   Aid 1 -^^•^t^^   nood to   the    Injured.    The    Neighborhood   music l)y a
old.
Workers are fortunate in having well-known physician. Dr. A. E Hoag, offer to teach a ciass in first aid. Proceeds for charity.
Thia   claaa   will   be   formed   in   the near future, time and   place   designat-
.'tervice   by   Keifer,   with colored quintet
work   of   women   of   America   along | an operation in the Preabyterian   Hos-   gj i^jpf.    It will be held  ono
linee of Conatructive Patriotism; to : pital, Manhattan. Mias Figge form- develop the reaources and to promote 'erly lived in Brooklyn, and was a mem-1 the efficiency of women in meeting | ber of the Schdrmerhorn Street Ger-i their every-day reaponaibilitiea to i man Evangelical, Church. Funeral! Home, to State, to Nation and to Hu- j servicea on 'Thursday afternoon were j manity; to co-ordinate existing organ- ; held in that church, the pastor, Kev. ' izationa; to co-operate with the Red | Dr. Jacob W. Loch, ofliciating, and ('roas and otber agencies in meeting : the interment in Greenwood Cemetery, any calamity—'fire, flood famine, econ-1 following   cremation   at    the    United
evening
of each week. Any of the village people who care to join such a claaa, kindly send their names immediately to the Preaident, Mra. Fred E. Story, Weat Merrick Road,  Freeport.
Fourteen Years Ago
omic diaorder, etc., and in time of war to supplement tbe work of the Red Croaa, the Army and Navy, and to deal with queatlona of women's work and woman'a welfare.
Hymeneal
HEINRICH—SMITH Arthur 0. Heinrich of Baldwin and Miaa Cerelia B., daughter of Mr. and Mra. Waiter R. Smith of Lena Ave¬ nae, were married Tboraday evening, February 22, by Rev. D. A. Jordan. Mr. and Mra Heinrich left on the 8 o'clock train for Block Point, Fla., where Mr. Heinrich  ia   inatructor
Statea Crematory at Middle Village. Miaa Figge ia aurvived by her parenta, a aiater, Matilda, and four brothers, Frederick, Irving, Alexander and p]d- ward.
I'nited States Senator-Klecl William S. Calder und ,Supreme Conn Justice j Callaghan. guests of tbe Club, made ; short addresses and were royally ap- ' plauded by their admirers la Ihe Club. j Each guest was fiurnished with a , patriotic hat. The hall wa.s decorated ! with large American flags, small flags ; w(-ro at each plate, aod the sorbet was j decorated with other flags of paper.  A
¦ solo by Owen W. Humphrey was an ! additional treat of the evening. The ! dinner was in charge of David Suther-
¦ land, Jr., \V. Clinton Story, W. C. I Thompson, M. N. Milbank, E. F. Cook. ' S. 11. Swezey, Dr. G. H. Smith, Forrest ; S. Dunbar and Cornelius A. Van Rees.
Senator Calder dwell at some length
' on the present "war condlUon.s," and
said he thought "there Is now hardly a
tha Dodge School ot Aviation Military 1 Kteat grandchildren.    She has reakled Service Club.    They   expect to return | " Freeport for the paat 80 yeara or ao
to Freeport in April.
litems of interest from the Review filei '   fourteen years ago tliis week )
Village   Treaaurer'a   annual   report; shadow of doubt thai we may escape i ahowedreceipta of the year $34,382.99; i war."    He iold his hearers there was water   fund,    $6367.86;     light   fund, i no   place  on  earth   lo   compare   with MR<J   PAPHirr   n.«ii ua $7421; apent for   road   improvement. , I-ooK Island, and it would be a pleas-
MRS. RACHEL DaSILVA $1298.18; fire department. $828. , ure to devote bis beat  efforts to  the
Mm.   Rachel DaSilva   died   Sunday,     Q. H. Randall building   a   "modern!^'«''¦''='  ^^^^  «   "^   Waahington. afternoon, aged 88 yeara,   at the home '   -ttace"    corner   Grov^   Street   and      Judge Callaghan, who has presided of ber aon. Isaac DaSilva,    A eat Mer-   B,o',fll" A^ennl 1 "^ ^•^""» "' '^""'"^ "* Mineola, paid a
rirk Roari   after   a   linirnrinff    illneaa     '^'ooif.iyu nvonue. .      ,     ,_      . compliment    lo   his   hearers    and   the
P.^„««fl aortic!! Lrl hi IH T, iaHHv ^*°'"«!* ^ ^^^^ received the beat county during his brief address by re- s^th^r/l Monro fnn»e 1 J ! ^* "t'^ding in the High School for Feb-1 markmg "without any attempt of flat- Southard & Moore, funeral directors ;, ,„„y 1 ^^^ ^^\^ ^^^^^ j^ no place in this dis¬ interment at uayaide cemetery. ^ pj,^, hundred people out at primary j trict where we meet a higher class of Besides her aon. Mra. DaSilva *» 1 —three cornarea conteat for nomina- litigants and where we have jurors of survived by one daughter,   Mra. Sarah j jion for Police Juatice-S. H. Swezey.
171 votes, A. B. Wallace 117   and A. I
Waring 106. {
Firewardens   report 11 fire   alarms j
.'lOP wild Uucks, which Ihey claim were illegally detained on the premises. Henry C. I'hipps, Valentine Bancott, Berlsall ,Iackson, Krank Haussler ann Louis Schwab, employees on the prop¬ erty, were stirnirioned before Justice Kdward T. New, of Lynbrook, for an examination.    Should the Game e'oiii-
mlaslon  decide  to  take a civil  action   that many will take advantage of  this
wonderful opportunity to learn of some of the causes ot old ogre H. C. 1... j and ol the weapons necessary for de- , fense against him.
idence of Mrs. \V. E. Soear on   F'riday 1     ..      . . .       .      ,        ,
afternoon,   March   second,    and    hear     . *'T."'.^   ''"^ -"V        ^""" ""     *
Mrs.   Willis   Mitchell's   discourse   on ! ""^'^ '""*''''l'"', ^^l*'.!
the subject.     Mrs.   Mitchell    is   thor-'
oughly    trained    on    the    subject   of
household economics   and   can    handle
It in an expert  manner.     It   is   hoped
against Mr. I'hlpps anil obtain a judg¬ menl, he would be liable to a fine of more  than  ^10,000.
William Mitt, formerly of this vil¬ lage, who Is now employed by one of the  large   milk   conipanies   In  Brook-
Tbe   Ladies' H.. L. and  E.
Auxiliary   of  Merrick Co.   No.   2   held   their
lyn, spent a portion of last week with   t,i.,monthly meeting   nt   the   resideP"
relatives   m  this  village.
of Mrs. C, liahnsen on Thuraday tl- ternoon, Feb. l.'i. Hnutine business disposed of, a committee was ap- pointed to arrange for an entertain ment to be held some timo in April, after which refreshments were served jand a social hour enjoyed.
.Selah Sprague, who wa:» well know 11 in thi.s village, died al his home in Kast M.'adow lasl Saturday, of pneu¬ monia. .Mr. Sprague was "fi years of age. and is survived by a wife, who is also 111 of the same di-sease. Fu¬ neral services were held at his lati' home Tuesday afternoon and inter¬ ment was made in Greenfield Ceme- tery. .Mr. Sprague's death recalls the famous negro, Rukk. wlio thirty-three years ago murdered Mrs. LydIa May- bee and her daughter.  Annie, .ind af-
terward attacked  Mr.  Siwag'ue with a   ,p^     youngsters   enjoyed   playing   the bar   of   Iron,   inflicting   a   fracture  of ,•'      ." ¦¦ •',  ,. ,'   .-' .."
Mias Wella Mepham waa surprietd 4iy her classmates on Tuesday afttr- noon,    Feb.   20.   at   her    home    after
M. E. CHU KCH Noii;.-' The oyster .¦-upper given by the iJHi- cial Board Friday evi tiitit.; whs well atteiidtd in spite o( the rainy weather. T!h' nu'mbera of the Board were as- fitted by the Ladii;s' .Aid Society and the rpjiutHtion of the ladies for their fine cooking bro iglil many out. Uys- II: .' were si.rvtd in 'ari tij ways, be¬ aides c'ike and collef.
Tlie iltlping Hand (,'lass of the Sun- l^ly Scluiol, of which Miss Marjorie CiuiiT ia the teacher, will give an en- ttTl iii.^.itut for the benetit of the fl iir.'h tiii" Frrdiiy, March 2, at fi:15 p. 111., Ill firemen's lUll. The pro- ^.arii <wil include a tableau with read¬ ing, eiititlijd "His Oid 'Sv.e. tliem i.i," ¦J < r,r-Hct farce, "How the Stury lirtvV," and piano and vocal solos. 'j'itkelj, 20 cene.
A iiiitiibi'r of mfimhers o( the Ep- •,¦     tl. ! cu;.'ii.'   htttnded the rally of at
school houra.     It waa a "really truly" | the Jamea M. E. Church, Brooklyn, on surprise, Mias Wella having had ab'^o-   Tuesday evfr.irfr lutely no inkling <if what   waa   afoot.
Goldamith,   9   grandchildren    and   14
Comkig Events
Saturday, March 10, Village regia tration of votera.
Friday, Marcb 16.—Annual charity ball of Freeport Lodge of Elka.
Tueaday, March 20, Village election.
Thursday and Friday, Marcb 29 and 30, fair and aupper, M. E. Sunday School and Ladiea' Aid.
SARAH C. M Mrs.   Sarah C. M.
KELLEY
! dnring paat vear.
Kelley, aged 76 a M|||inn nnllflr<; years, died on Friday at the home of i'^ "*l'"zr ^""ȣf her aon.   Dr.   George   G.    Kelley,    76 i In TwCnty-FlVe Years
North Main Street.    Funeral   services j     The Freeport Bank will celebrate its
were held from her late home   Monday 1 twenty-tlfth  anniversary on  Saturday   .... .  ,,      .    ,,,    ^  t,,, „
afternoon. Rev. D. A. Jordan   officiat-1 of this week, and naturally its officials i )^^''\^. *°**  < ounty  Clerk  Thomas  S. ing; interment   in   Greenfield   Ceme-1 feel quite proud of the fact, especially ' t heshire. tery; C. A. Fulton funeral director.      \ wben coupled with tbe further fact of Mrs. Kelley    ia   aurvived   by   three I "s now  having resources of approxi-
Ihe highest class of Integrity and standing as we get here lu Nasstiu county." Judge Callaghan also ex¬ pressed his pleasure al being at a tem¬ perance dinner, and said that while he never refused a drink when he wanted one, he was positive the time was coming when we are going to have na¬ tional  prohibition.
Among tbe olher guests of the eve. nlUK were County Judge Lewis J. Smuh.     District     .Attorney     Charles
lection   of   fire ' '*'"* ""'^ three daughters.
mately a millon dollars.
William S. HaU has been cashier ot tbe bank since its Inception, and while he is willing to pass on credit for the good results to tte Board of Directors, the fact remains that a large share of tho success of tbe bank, and its stand-
Tuesday,  April   3, 	
company officers. \ mfv   1 ampsj rnnTir
Thursday, April, 5 election   of   Pire j "*'^- JAMES CUUIE
Depaitment oflicers. '     R«v. Jamea Coote. 70 yeara old, who
Friday,   April  6,   annual   Fire   De-j held   charges     in     many     Methodiat partment meeting. ' Churches on Long Island   at  different
I ttines, died Tuesday night at hia home! ing io the financial world, is due to
A new advertiaer in the Nassau Coun-1 in Portland, Conn,, where be waa paa-: the careful, conservative management ty Review this week is the Geo. E.Hat-1 tor of the M. E. Church. Among the ! °^ Mr. Hall, who is alao celebrating field  (^o ,   roofiings.    This concern put 1 churchee of which he had Deen   pastor ^ ^''^ cwfenty-fifth anniversary in bank-
the roofs oil  the  several  parts of Ihe  „e the Sag   Harbor,   Baldwin,    Law-!'"« '^'''^'''^ '" ^'''^P«"'   .     ,    , Review building and we ilo not hesitate | .„_(.p g^j Corona ' depositor in the bunk waa
to recommend them. m     /-•»¦„"_¦    j u      l- c    '\ Morris   Miller,   who   has   always   re-
,     Mr. Coote la survived by    h.a   wife  I     ^ined a faithful friend of the bartk Cob! cheap.    Some paa   coal   which   **'»¦'"'•• Arthur W., of tluahing, and; and its management, and who is still was purchased far go«d   coal, i find ia   William   A.,    of   Baldwin,   and   four ! doing business at the same location as
¦daughters—Mra. Charlea Thomaa. Mra. I then, on Mai^^reet.
j James L. Dowaejr, of Manhaaaet; Anna I 	
S. Coote. of   Forest   Hills,   and  Mra. ; Ward Ailing, of New    London,    Conn. The funeral aervicea were  at  Middle- Try my apeciai   box of cut   flowera, | town, Conn.
75c for tho  weekend.    C. R.   Ankers, 1 	
floriat, Rockville  Ceatre, L, I,;   tele- j , Real Estate
phcna connection;  delivery anywhere.       Stephen P. Pettit reports the sale of'Mclntyre,   at   the   Tre'mont   Theatre
' a houae on the corner of Centre Street   '^^^ ^^'^^ PSP*^*" Publishes a "feature,"
i and Park Avenoe to Arthur  Miller  of 1 'f"'' '*\?. ^.^'^H'J- "'^iT,.^^"' i;?*^**/
; Caps —Girls Show Patriotism—Tribute
some excellent
photos of Miss Ware
Menu
Blue Point Oysters on the Half Shell
Strained Chicken (Jumbo, in Cups
below standard so am selling it at $7 per ton. Sinclair Raynor, Te). 184! Freeport.
AdvertlMmeot
Vienna KoUs
Queen Olives Salted Almonds
Celery Hearts
Crabflakes A'la Newburg
Cresses
Tenderloin  of  Beef  with   Mushrooms
Surflne Peas Potatoes Parlsienne
Sorbet Aprlcotine
Roaat Vermont Turkey
Currant Jelly Cresses
Salade Victoria
Ice Cream
Assorted Cak'es Macaroons
Gateaux Petit Fours
Deml-Tasae
The dance on Waahington'g Birth¬ day (laat Thursday afternoon) waa at- Micc W/rs-o. MaL.in». i-i_„ J tended by about 50 couples, with the Miss. Ware Making Good „,„,, sociable time, plenty of eata and The "Boaton American" publishes a good muaic. The favors went to Owen photo cf Miss Florence Ware, better Humphrey and Mias Alice Harriann. known to her neighbors in Freeport as      ™.    „  .    j •  u     ¦
"Babe" Ware, featuring, in company ^\^ Saturday night dances are a with Miss Beatrice Sln«er, with Frank regu'»r feature no restrictions as to ~' ~ age or aite, good muaic and   aociabiii-
Ihe skull. -Mr. SpraKUe was in a seri¬ ous condition for Komc time after the assault, but finally recovered and has since conducted the large farm ai which  he died la.st  week.
Aged Couple Win
usual party games, and did   juatiee ' a splendid spread before leaving.
Baldwin
Wantagh
The morning service Sunday will be
charge   of   Rpv.   1.    1).   Harris   of
Westbury.       The    sacramiiit   of    the
; Lord's Supper will    be   adiiiinicttred^
; The paator.   Rev,   IJ.   Stanley   Coora,
' will preach at the evening   service   at
7:110 p, m.
   '     The Epworth League service at 7 p.
At the Methodiat Epiacopal Church i m. will be led by Miss Evelyn Van the paator. Rev. Martin O. Lepley, 1 Riper; subject. "Preparing Happy Pardon for Son j ph. D.. win preach on Sunday morp-I M«niorie8." The League servicea are Albanv Feb •>''-An iced ,earful I'"K On "The Pre-eminent Lord," and j being very well attended, and all who couple climbed iVesfeps of the Capl-iBdminiater Holy Communion. The i have noi yet been out, are cordially tol and in the Executive Chamber to-1 subject for Sunday evening will be ' invited to attend, day pleaded with Gov. Whitman for I "Ona Thing." Sunday School at 2 :30 the release of their boy from Danne-1 p. m. Tbe Epworth League aervice at mora State Hospital for the Insane, 7 o'clock will be led by Miaa Margaret ao that he might be saved the dis-. Rope; subject, "Preparing Happy grace of  dying  In  prison. i Memories."    Tbe Official Board meeta
They   were   the   parents   of Chris¬ tian Schang, and  they had
from   Freeport,   L.   I.,   to   n     	
pathetic appeal to the Governor, and;'"» . u  u   j_
it  was granted. 1 Speciai   services will   be   held   during
Chrlsilan  Schang was  convicted  of j Paaaion week, burglary   in   Nassau   County   In   1907,1
and   becailse   he   was   said   to   have       F. W. Walch of Seaman and   Grand been   guilty   of   several   other  crimes! Avenoea,   haa add   hia   property   ami he   was     sentenced     tp     twenty-flve | will move to Boaton, where   hia   buai years'   imprisonment.     .\   few   years ; neaa ia now located, after   his   incarceration   he   loat   his -
mind  and   since   then   has  been   con-       Albert W. Pearaall reporte tbe   fol- flned in  the Insane  hospital. lowing sales for  tbe   fall   and   winter
"Our  boy Is insane." said  Schang'Sj,,^^,^gh hia agency at Baldwin: '     There waa tbe uaual   crowd   «ttha
Property   of   C.   C.    Nairn.    Grand ¦ supper and dance of the liremuo on thu Ave., to Mary J. Haynes of  Brooklyn.   Kve   of   Washington'a    Birthday.    A
fine supper waa served by   the   ladies.
ion Tuesday e.'ening.
The King'a  Daughters'    Circle   met
,, .,„_, ,._ ^.    Theaubject   for!*"" ^'f- ^' "   Webater on   Tueaday
,d Journeyed 1,^^ Wednaaday evening prayer meet- '. •f*'/"''"'' «nd final arranKetnenta were .?.tlL Ih ! ing will be "Jeaua, the Bread of Life. " i "'•'^,^' ^"' '»'« P'nochle to be held next "" "^""'   onrt      B . Wedneaday night. March 7,    at    Wan-
' tagh   Fire   Hall.     Proceada   fur   the ! King's Daughtera and organ fund.
.Mrs. John T. Cow lea started for WsHhingtun, D. C, on Tueaday to vis¬ it frienda and will be joined later by I Mr Cowlea. Mr. and Mra. Cowles ex¬ pect tn tee the Inauguration of the Preaident.
mother.    "He  can't live  many  years
He haa been locked up for ten years,
and he has paid for his crimes.    We       „ .      , „,        ,    ,, i.  ,.
don'l want hlra lo die in a prison. We -     Property of Mary J.   Haynes,   Bald-
wanl to lake him home and take care; win Ave., to C. (.. Nairn; re-jold  this
of him;   we  want  bim  to  die In bis ^ to Bertha Pearsall   and   re-sold   aifain
home. 'to Amos V. Pearsall of  Baldwin.
"And  now  he haa   lost  his   mind," j     property of Adah M. Stevens.  Bald- she  cried,  "and   I   want to  take  him   ^jn Ave,, to Camile Sorrentino.
The   ilecorations beautiful.
were   exceptionally
^      .     „.        .     „ .,      ..     . I and farK Avenue to Arthur  Miller  of  ,. X. ,^"1"'    "^°,
n ?ii'*b'?'"J''?" '"' ^"^•- n "f **,"«?', New York City : alao a houae on west i '{^''^^'^^jt^y''. If^' Calf Blaclwr Lace, auaa 11 to WJ.IgJJ,, of W«at Side Avenue to J. H. 1 nhoT^of Mi«I Wl!!^ .__ia Ci 7E an.)   toQK     r*.auniaa>a»>..  «....„ "• : pnotos Of MISS Ware.
only $1.7fi and   $2.2.5. 96 So. Main St.
Crevoiaerat's,-
A/lvardaaoaaKt.
S«« our adv. in tbis iaaue tor tha last hurry call of «ar isvantory sale, wbieh will end naxt Satarday night. Bar- aaab's PapArtaMnt Stora.
Platt of Freeport
The following rentals • bave heen made by Thomaa W. Lucaa: Houae of Alvin A. Sealy on Elliot Placa to B. Warner ; house of A. Kaaalar on South Ocean Avanua to C. S. Croaa; houae of ' Roland M. Laasb oa Ooalo* Plaro to W. R. Kindocfab.
Queen Quality Shoes for Women. A new white Buck Lace Boot, 7| icehe* high, white.heel and sole. Fresh from Crevoiser-
Goodyear   "dold   Seal"     Rubber.. : '^,%Ti! 'w^ain ^t'*"'''" The boat rubber made.    Carried in all '> '   '• '^ ^- "*'" ^* sises   from babies' aise 4 to   a  nnan'a I 	
AdvartUMznaBt.
aiie 10—Child's, Misses'. Youths', Boys', Woman'a aod Men's. Crevoia- •rat'a, 95 So. liaSn 8t.
Finding a position baing a buaineas ! mattar, it ia naturally an advartiaiog ; uftttor—a taak for the elMaiflad.
bark home with me!"
"And you shali." said Gov. Whit¬ man. Ho signed the pardon, for Schang's release without further'eom- tuenl, and so suddenly had the deci¬ sion been rendered thai for a mo¬ ment Mrs. Schang was unable to reach out and take the ppller. It was finally forced Into her baud, and she and her husband stumbled oul Into the antechamber. And there they knelt and prayed.—"Times."
Unclaimed Letters
Freeport. N. Y.. Feb. 37, 1917. Briggs, Walter  (2). Chestee, Mrs. J.  E. Christensen. Jacob. Cameron,   Mrs.   Mary. Corkwin. Miss Alice. Jay St. Liddle,   Fred  S. Lynch,  Miss Cecile. Gage,  Mrs.  P.  A ,  No.   Maple Ave (Special Delivery). McCarter.  N.  A. Miles. Wm. A . 390 Chan' St.
Don't forget the pinochle   (jarty   of
the   King'a    DBU,<;hteri(   in   the   Fire
Bald-1 Hoqae next Wedneaday night   for   the
benelit of the organ    tunxi.of the    Me-
Property of Mary L.   Barton, win Ave., to Mary Whealey.
Property of Louis J. Daffy. Bayview   morial Church.        	
Ave., to   Btrtha   Pearaall;   re-sold   to! ~
Wallace H. Cornwell. J- J- '''"»»«" mjuied   the   ligamenta
Property of Andrew Kramer,   Ocean  o^ hia foot while cranking hia car  last Ave., to Charlea H. Verity Jr. Saturday.	
Property of Suit^ and Pearaall, Park
• The King'a Daughtera held a meet¬ ing with Mra. Webater Tueaday after¬ noon.
Ave., to Henry Doscber of N. Y. City.
Property of Henrietta   E.    Hutcbe-
ion, Grand and Harrison Avea., to  W.
G. Bixby of Rfooklyil, ^ j     The annual   elaclion   of  otticers of
Property of   Louis   Kleid    Cottage  the Quee'is County Mutual  Aasiatanee Place, to W. W.Powell of Brooklyn.   ^Aaauciation   occurred   laat     Saturday Property   of  C.   A.   Koeblar.   Pai'k ; night io the lodge rooma.    Tbe foi low¬ ing   Were   elected:    Preaident,   John 1 Wiebal; vice president,   Edgar J. Sea- 1 man; treaiurer, Fred C. Schaardt; re- 'cording sacretary,    Warren C. Jamea;
  I financial secretary,   William F. Dean:
'     ,..     J   .       J .       L-l    J ,-     I chaplain, John   A.   Waltera;  warden,
- i ire deatroyed an automobile deliy-1 p„j diebel; sentinel, M. M. Hrooka. ery ••KO" ^d • 8«"K« •« «;»"ch it | L„t Saturday night Dr. L. D. Wa.h- ! wa. stored  belonging to Theodore Ba-i born   wa.  initiated.    Next  Saturday
vieiK.n   Mr   ..« Mi«i.«n iTn^wnr* I •*•"• ^'•' T^!^^^ ""^ *^'"""¦" ^J."  ' "'gbt   Bergen   Seaman   wil:   join   tbo Meli>on, .Mr, carp Nielson Furniture  noea, early Wedneaday mornmg.    The 11„*„.
Ave., Baldwin, to the Estate of   Mary Whealey.
Alao property of Henry Engelke, Grove St., Freepon, to Max A. Rape- low of EIrohurat.
House
Northrop,   Mra.   H.   W.,   140   Union Ave.
Raynor, Mr. and Mra. C. H.
Smith, Miaa Mary B. (3).
Smith. Miaa Kdith.
Watldna, Mra. Jalla and Family. T. BRNSON SMrrH. P. V.
I damage is about $600.
As te One'a Needa. Have yjur uemla uu band when yon need thetn, and be ears to aee tlutt tbey are vrlut yon d««4 bofare yon Med them.
' I lodge.
Mrt. Sarah '^'-.-ismia. mother of Un. Birdsall Jackaou, had a bad fail in bat home on Washing'ton a Birthday and injured ber bip. Mra. SeMnap ia oon- Aoed to bar bed. bnt it fs hoped thnt she wi'l aoon be aronnd again.