Nassau County Review 19101104

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Freeport Oflicial Paper
2 Pa^es
FREEPORT NEWS
The Review starts or; its «;xt»-e? th year this week.
The wintiT time table of the Ijong Island Railroa.l went into e:T<;ct yes- terdy, Thursday.
Helen V. I{egan of New York is spending the week with Mr«. Gooselin on South Side avenue.
The J. C. Price Republican Ciub (colored) of this place held a mAsa meeting in the Bvthel .A. .M. E. Church
Friilay night.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sinclair of Lyn¬ brook have announced the er.gagement of their daughter. .le<<ie Mae. to Wil¬ bur D. Rider, .son of .Mr. and .Mr?. H. E. Kider, of Wallace street.
Charles N. 'A'ysong. while ;n toWTi to attend the Democratic ma^--nut ting Saturday evening, paid the Review otiice a pU-a.sant call. Mr. W\>iing is tlie Democratic candidate for the office of District Attorney of Nassau County.
.Mrs. Eliz-.beth Vermiiyea of Siuth Mail, street celebrated her TMh birth day anni\er<;iiy at her hon.e .Monday night, ill ciinipany with a few of her friends, wh.. helpe,; her sj*nd a very pleasant evming.
Excelsior Hook an! Ladder Com¬ jiany will hold their annual snpper on Monday evening. Decen.ber ¦">. The company has been "rga:; zeti thirty-six years.
Di'p:ity State Council >r Jctseph D. Tiini.son i>f iirooklyn paid h!.« olhcial visit to Freeport Co'jr.cil. Jc tV U. -'t. M., last Friday eveni ig, accompari^nl by several members fn.m BnK'klyn- Couiuil ami State Vice l.'oi:n.';ior Rob¬ ert L. Liu'lMfoot. .At the *> b>se < f the tnepting oyster stews, which were made i>y "Chef" Kichard P>. .Miiler! were served in tne bamri^t :i» m.
November plionograpii ;ec .r ;s row on sale at Diehm's.
A wheel. Storm K'n-.;. w.i~ taken fr'.iii the residence "f I'. D. i^a^er, A4 I.nng Beach Ave., hot wee:) the hours <d' 4 to (i o'clock Sui.dny ¦ nighl. .Any¬ one giving inf<irni ifior; lauding to the recoverv of the wht ;i wili l>e reward¬ ed. '¦' It
I'oimlar  lb in^-niade   l'a:;,iies.  Fi-esh
Daily.
Cocoanut Cakes. Ic each Butter Peanut Brittle. l.'iO ib Chocolate Teanut Clusters. 4''c lb Crushed Nut Chocolates. 4ec lb Fine .Vul Caramels, 40c lo Cream I'eppenmjit anii  Wir.tor>:reen
Waferi. '2'Je lb
Old Fashioned .M..l.-j?ses Bars. 5c
It. DaSiiva's
The.se are days wheti the complexion needs careful guaniing. Smith & Be¬ dell's ad in this issue tei is h. w to guard it most effectively. It
.Anyone wishing to hire silver,   linen or crockery for weddings, social*, etc., ' can secure same by applying to Crystal Lake House. .Archer street. tf
Neat, reliable woman wishes to go out by the day. goini laundress, clean¬ ing, etc. ; E. IL. care Review, Free- port.
Space torrent with side track for loading and unloading cars at Free(>'rt, L. 1.
.lohn J. Randall Company, 0 Brookhti .-wenue. 'dt  - Free|it»ft.'^. V.
Goods promptly de!ivere.i.
Stove Pi;>e
4 inch- 10c h inch    12c
4 inch.    10c 6^ inch-13c
ft inch    l.v
Crystal Zink Boards. 4">c->L25
Roasting,Pans. 10-29c
Perfection Oil Heaters. :?'?.2r>
Rayo Lamps, ?1.49
Brass Bird Cages, $|1.25
No. 7 Parlor Brooms. 2i'c
.lArdinieres,   12ic
Dennison's Plain Crepe Paper, i^c rl.
DenfTTnon's Decorated t'repe, 13c roll
Bread Raisers, 4t>c It. DaSilva's
Review Free lo Jan. I.
The Nassau t'ounty Review will be sent from this .jlate until Deceml>er 31, 1911, for the usual yearly subscription pricp of $1..">0.
This means a qhance to get the paper practically without cost until January, 11)10. H^'ou are not know i,>n the sub¬ scription list, or if you have friends living at a-distance te whom you would , like to send the RevieW^ as a gift, this ' is the be%t opportunity of the year. ,
I.nui.s Cozzens is ~|'enf!ing the winter i:; Brooivlyn.
Aloha Co.mni. I), t.f A., w : hold a social next Wednesday, e •mu g. Nov¬ ember 9, at Mech.mics Hall.
Mrs. Freil L. Lee, who has been we=t for sever: j nioiith«, has returred bome, much improved in health
Steplieii B. Sti.ry of Union i'..liege. Schenectady, .N. Y., was at hi- hen.e in F'reeport over Sunday.
.Mervin Gi 1 'en is laid un with blood poison in his foot caused by .'teppirg on a rusty nail two weeks agu.
1'h'.' trolley company is cb-i'v.'inLt grade of its tracks on Bedell stre< re.piested by the village li.iard.
the
Freeport Council, No. hi. ,Tr. O. U. .A. .M., will hold a cla.s*. i'.itlation thi- Friday evening.
Lyman W. Taft. the hustling repre¬ sentative of the Brooklyn Daily T m. s is covering the territory on a  mot..rcv-
.Mr. and .Mrs. A. .Jnniaii, who have been spending the summer with Rev. D. A. Jordan, Lena iA'enne. have gone to Brooklyn to resi.le.
Harrj- Braithwaite of Wantau'h. fo-.- several months with the .Nii-s.iu & Suf¬ folk Lighting Company, has secured a position at the Free) .ri  Hank.
Announcement is mado of the e-.- gagement   of   Miss   Gladys     I)rai»er,
daughter  of   Mrs.   Waitei-   Draper, to   awarded a Moo   Hallet & Dauis   pii;n John      James    Girnane.     all   ,d   this   3,   the result of one of its   puzzle c...i- P'^'^^''- test.s.
ShauTamnanyGet The State?
The village Board of Trustees will hoid a regular meeting this Friday ev¬ ening at the village oflice.
Mr. Raymore. the pianti man, reports a very pleusant visit to Woodbury, where   the   cencern he represents    has
The Hallowe'en ilanco at the Free- port Clnb Monday evening was a very pleasant affair, and there was a good.^ attendance. Dancing was enjoyed un¬ til a late hour, with good music. »
The Geijcryl Cornnottee of thc Fire¬ men's Carnival, etc.. has not yot pre¬ pared its report of the recent event. They state that slow returns on the ad¬ vertising program are (ieliiying them.
Frank Ashdown is not yet able to get into his store as announced. He goes from one room to ar.etner on crutches but remains upstairs. Both legs were hurt, in nne the ligaments being broken, and in the other sprained.
The Girls' .\thlelic .Ass..cialio;; wi'.l give an entertainment in the .Asseniiiiy Hall next Friday, Nov. 11. CLinsisting of a musicnl program with a play. The girls are carrying t.ut this atl'air all by themselves to raise money to be used in girls' athletics and should be v.cll s,;pport^l.
The Chautaipia Circle this year e:;- r.dls twenty members. Lt meets Thurs¬ day afternoons at the homes of the members and is enjoying hugely an English year, sauntering through vari¬ ous' English Cathedrals, journeying through Lonilon in ditVerent centuries, becoming faniiliar witb Kngliyh hist.iry ¦ and Its heroes and discussing the Wem- an Suffrage movement in Great Brit-* ain.
The strike of express lirivers in New York city and vicinity is causing all kinds of trouble, as the express com¬ panies will not accept ar.y ,Terishable gotids or go beyond Long Islai-1 City nor can they deliver any to mir mer¬ chants from beyond that point, consc- <piently it is only possible to tret fruit. etc., by freight, or by auto or truck delivery.
The oyster dealers especially are feeling the etTect of the strike. This week the weather being cooler the de¬ mand for oyster? is on th ¦ increase hut it is impossible to semi them out and. the business is at a standstill.
It would surprise you to know the number of 4ric Parlor Brooms 1 am sell¬ ing at 29c. DaSilva
The adv. of George B. Geller. the new upholsterer, appears in this issue. Mr. Geller was formerly with .Abraham & Strauss in Brooklyn.
Scott''8 remnant store. !.*» N. Mai--. street, Freeport, retiring from busi¬ ness, goods sold at wholesale anil re¬ tail; House and store to rent. 11-:^
One ofthe main attractions of the village of Freeport is the fact that nearly al! the residences have beauti¬ fully laid out grounds, ilecorated with shrubs, bushes, trees and plants. Now is the l>e9t timte to select for the Fall and Spring planting. A fine assort¬ ment at reduced prices can be seen at he nursery of John J. Ran dall, "corner of Ocean and Lena avenues, as Mr. Randall is closin gout his stoel. 4t,
.Mr and .Mrs John K. Eldridge and Misses .Annie and Edna Fldridge at¬ tended the wedding of .Miss Floreiice (Jolder at Amsterdam, Wednesday ev¬ ening. .Mis.- Golder r^'sided in Free- port for several years.
Woman's Relief Corps, No. lo9. re¬ ceived instructioiis from .Mrs. Anna Schirr, Past Dept. .Ir. Vice Pres., Wednesday evening at their meeting at Odd Fellow's H:t!i. Refreshments were serv td after the iu-iness activi¬ ties of the occiis.on.
Charles Lonker ef this village is a candidate for Senator on the Socialist ticket.
.Mr. Lenker says conditions are worse in this country than they are in Ger¬ many, his fatherland, but lives in this country just the same.
The Grand Jury will bring its reports in this week on cases investigated. .Among those will be reports on the complaint <if Dr. Evai.s ai.out the local Board of Health. The Grand Jury gave a much more thorough and impar¬ tial hearing than the State Boaril ot Health, and a dilTerent result is anlici- pated.
Louis Rovegno. who has been with his brother in the fruit store on Rail¬ road avenue, has gone to Saugerties, where he formeriy resid.ed. "Louie" has made many friends by his genial dispJflition and interest m athletics, since he has been in Freeport, and his dep3»"ture wiil be regretted, especially by the baseball fans who l.>oked to him for tirst reports of National and Ameri¬ can League games.
D. Frank Dikeman, school tax col¬ lector, gives notice .thai he has received the warrant for the collection of sclftjol taxes and began collection last Monday. He will receive the ta.x at one per cent to Dec. ."), and after that date at 5 per cent. Up to Dec. .") his office will be at the First National Bank ard from that date at 30 Commercial street. The rate this year is J.8S per hundred, against Jl.'.'2 lastjear; as the assess¬ ments were raised '2^0 per cent this means the tax last year on sameass'»ss- irenis would have lieen $.768, or an ad¬ vance of 1.112 this year.
County Sealer of Weights and Meas¬ ures Frank Wooil made a tour of Val¬ ley Stream ami I.ynbrook during the latter part of iast week and confiscated 67 measures of various kinds while making only eleven calls.
Nearly-ail of tbem were of the liq¬ uid variety, an.! while many of them used for molasses, vinegar, etc., were found short, most of them were seized as tbey were being used fcr the meas¬ uring of dry articles such as beans, peanuts and the I'ke. ,
Wher. asked why these pe<iple who have the short measures were not prosecute*!. .Mr. Wood stated to the re¬ porter that owing to the fact that he iiad not sealed all the weights and measures in the county that K was only fair that each and every one have , naming.
HYMENEAL
I InaiK .rtently omitted, last week.) RHODES   -DOUBLEDAY  .
.¦\t St. John's Episcopal Church, Jer¬ sey (ity, Wednesday night, at > o'clcik. .Miss Alice Cordelia liouble- ilay. daughter of .Mrs. William C. Loiihleday .d'Jersey City, and Walter C. Rhodes, of the Freeport Bank, were united in marriage by Rev. E. L. Stod¬ dard, rector emeritus of tho church, in the prespiHC id' a large assemblage of relatives and friends.
The ushers wero Walter Cozzens. Harry J. Betzig, Percy G. Whitman and Charles E. Terry, tlilford Coy ler was the best man. The bride was at¬ tended by .Misses Florence Buchanan, as maid of hoinu-, and Blanche Rhodes, Anna Cadmus ind Sarah Austin, .if Passaic. There were about '200 at the wedding supper served at the bride's l\onie, '.I Belmont avenue, Jersey City. The bride presented- her attendants with pearl penilants; and the groom likewise his with stickpir;s.
A nuniber of friends from Freeiiort were among the guests.
The briiie's gown was white satin trimmed with pearls and real lace, and a white tulle veil and she caned a b(>ut|uet of wiiite roses and lillies of the valley. The maid of honor wore pink satin, embroidered, and carried pink roses: bridesmaids, jiink satin trimmed with yellow .Maniuiseite; carried bouipiets of yellow chrysanthe¬ mums. The church was prettily decor¬ ated with iialms, ferns and yeilnw chrysanthemums, as was also the resi¬ dence.
.Mr. ard .Mrs. Rhode.- have gone tn Old Point Comfort and other Southern points and will reside in Freeiiort, on .North -Main street, upon their retur'i.
Tomnrrow. it is announced is the last day for securing tickets for the annual dinner of the Nassau County Firemen's .Association, to be held at the Garden City Hotel on November 16, at nine o'clock. They can be obtained from John D. CiUnning or A. B. Wallace, local members of the committee in charge.
Unclaimed Letters
I'nclaimed letters are advertised for the following at the F'reeport Post Ottice:
.Anderson. .\Iiss Lillian
Carpenter. .Mr. A. H.
t'onnor, .Mrs. Arthur
Coarse, .Mr. .A.
Call, Sam
Durvea, John
Eckertt, .Mrs. Gussie
Eggers. Hern .Alfred
Flori, .Mr. Kdvardo
Feddin. D.
Guver. Son
Goddard. F. E.
Gardnei, C.
Hill. Louis
Halliburton. .Miss H»«ie
Lascal, .Mr. Joesphat
Jensen, August
Meyer, Eugen ,
Melanson, Miss Annie
McElhinney, Miss Dora F.
Pickett, Edw. W.
Schali, .Mr
Sayer. Fred D.
Smith J. Hopkins
Thompson, L. R.
Winters. Miss Maiguerite
Winters, .Mr. Gus
Sivero, Garton
ROBT. G. ANDERSON, P. M.
Octtober 31, 1910.
Local Topics
Williams' livery send* a team ef ll ac'K horses to tire calls tor Wide •Awake Engine Cumpany. wh.ch are Competing with the grays of the Ex¬ celsiors in tbe admiration of the tire¬ men. rhey handle the engine easier than any horses previously hitched to it and make a tine appearance toe.
An item in an exchange says: "At tne last meeting of iiie Board of Trade it was brought to light that at the present tin.e Froei'ort was pay¬ ing :!;") cents per call to Ne^w York wnile the telephone users of .Mintola. Garden City, Ilempstead and Rockvilie Cei tre were only paying .'><) cents."
This is ail light but we 'in:.'t be¬ grudge the extra live cents after going ill a booth in IIem(iStefiil a:.ii feelirg afound ir. the dark for live ir.inate-, more or less..for the handle to inir, fnr calling "Central." We have the :n> proveiiients and we sh.iu! ' :..,¦ v.i':.- l. to [lay for therr..
¦Jhe action t-i the Vii.aue B -ax-: ;;t Its meeting Friday upon the suggestin:: of Tni-ie(^,_F. .A. .Myrick. provid:ng that wag.ins iiliiT" carriages must carry lights after dark, lis good. There ;s nothing -fa'ir in njaking ,jiutns carfji:^. brigiit lights and letting otiier ve¬ hicles run i.rounil without any iiuiica- tion that they are in the road, and then of course I hulling the autoist for care¬ less driving if he hiappens to run ir.to one of them.
Hereafter ynu will k;.ovv one i.f tl.e members of the Freeport Village Board of Trustees by the pretty iittle baiige that he modestly we.irs on his vest, '.r. which,^is lettered. "Tr'ii^tee, Village of Freeport." and has the State coat of arms in the center. Each >ine of the niembers have been pmv.ile.i with one nf the badges.
.News of the Churchesr
The .Memorial Chapel of the Presby¬ ter,an t'hurch was crnwded on Friday evening at the very enji'vable si>C!al gathering when the church otlicers. their wives and the ofheers of the vari¬ ous societies acted as hosts and hostess¬ es to the ir.tmbers ar.d friends of the church. The appearance of the Chapel was marvelously tran-formed by the decorating committee's generous and artistic use of autumn leaves, flowers, flags and rugs, by which a charming home-like atmosphere was createil t>y these touches and by the tasteful ar¬ rangement of cosy corners f.ir conver¬ sation and tables for the disp»" sing of lemonade by the young ladie-. .A musical program of rare excelU- ee and variety brought an occasional i reak in the cvenii^g's merry buzz of friendly voices. The 1 ii-tcr sp. ke a few words of greeting and the evening cln-e . with tie serv::-g . f refreshments, .'\nuing tiiese present were Rev. aw: .^!r-. VV. A. R;charii. of the .M. E. Cburc:.. and Rev. A. J. Culler.
Ciimrr;;:;i<'n service and pul 'Ic :. cep- tiin of persons info the niemlerFi.p of the church will take place on .>ii .lay m.rnirg !.t the First Presl yier:aii church. One who bas the repiithtion ef being the most chartr.ii:g an ': .r.ter- eftirig of missionary speakers. .Mr>. F. P. Gilnian of Hainan, China, wi!, j.ve an address in the evening upnn Die ..c- ca>-ioii of the Women's Missieij.iry .'^o- e etv's .Annual Praise .'<er\ ic- f.r .'!;s- SK'ns.
I have been c.. inphn.ented Tr the way 1 "knock !d<' .Mr. Genrge Waiiace of the observer. Personally I have no desire or intention of "knockii'.g" any¬ one, but sometimes tind it neces.-ary tiA Correct defects or errors in tbeir >tate- ments.
The preparation for th.e -aie ..f vil¬ lage property o:; which ta;<es ha\e not been paid is going aheai!, very, very slowly. The efficient force in the vil¬ lage office have all the work they can attend to without this, and :l will probably be several months bei'ore the sale is held unless more help is engaged to get this matter oiit r,f the way.
TheCrj'stal Lake House will be ..pei; all Winter and announces goin! rooms for dancing parties, etc,. a:id can furn¬ ish refreshments at moderate figures. You are invited to call and got priees.
Fourteen Vears Ago
lit. n.- nf :iiter'-t frnin rli.- Ie v..w.   -.1. , tnuri..,eii year- ago tbis Wf-ek 1
-Academic department of Freeport Union. School incorporated under the State Board of Regents, dating from Oct.-1.5.
Rev. W. W. W. WiiSi.n preachdi tn the firemen.
School tax rate, ^i;a>.
137 street signs made arad placed ;• position.
Single copies of the Review for saie at Greenblatt's, Raiiroad Ave. ; Kief¬ er's. Review office and Gobet:', South Main street, and DaSilva's, West Mer¬ rick Road. tf.    '
t'hristian Scienre serv i.t - '.v . . ^iC held in the Heinpsted B.i>.k H'iii,:i:.g, corner of Fulton and .Main streets, Hempstead, at 11 a. in. Sun>!ay . Sub¬ ject, "Adam and Fall of .Ma:,."
Tht afterncKin tea given by tlie S.;i- day .School class of .Miss I.sabel ILb- bard was a successs. ;' Tf e an.iunt pledged by the class was tiiiubled.
The class cf O. W. Hun.phrey --i the M. E. Sunday Schoid, enjoyed a .'¦iraw ride to Amityville Wedi.e.*diiy : i;.t.t.
At the .Methodist K|iisii.).ai : i.i- '1 Sunday at lo::U) a. m.. the Sacriin.er.t ef the Lord's Supper will 'be a iioir.is- tered. The Sermon theme lU 7 1 n n. w.il be, "Thou Shalt >-   •
The 4tnnual praise n.eit.i:/ : '.'.e V.'.ii an's .Missionaiy .-'K-iety nf the Presbyterian Church wiil iie hei 1 or; Su:-day, .Nov. »!. at^7;;;o |.. n'l. .Mr-, l-'ri.nk P. Gilman of Hainan, wim will ad iress the ineeting. is a very interest- \-i:-2 speaker ar.d all whn go to h.'ar ter wli be abundantly repa:d for Sn  :  i   .'.
.Mrs. Charles Bideil is aiiijou:,. lea.l the Epworth League meeting Su;:-. day night in the M. E. ('hilrch;   topic, ".A Call to Self-exandnfitior;."
The cornerstone of Leili< 1   A. M. i^ Church will be laid Sundav,  No.' 13.
For the benefit of the .Sunday schooi of the .M. E. Church the ci^ss of .Mrs. Thomas W. Lucas gave a succehsful n.'isicale and entertainment in the le;- t'lre room.s of the chur.-fi Tuesriay night.
The principal entertainer of the eve¬ r.ing was .Mies Ethei DeBeau of.Hemp¬ stead, who is an aii.ateur e;ocutio::ist of considerable talent. Stie appeared three timeij upon the progran. a'.d was<- received enthusiastically by iter au- ibence.
The remainder of the prograi;; ^^o::- .-isted of orchestra selections by the .Sunday School orchestra arid by tfie fol¬ lowing local talent: .Mrs. Bertha Knoble, vwcal solos, ' and the Misses cklith Bedeil and Edna Eldridge, piano selections.
HEMPSTEAD
An evening card party, under the auspices of the House Conirnittee of Hempstead Hospital will be give; at the Garden City Club, Garden Cjty. .f.i Saturday evening. Nov. 12, at 's o'clock. Patronesses, .Mrs. D^vid P.t,. vost. Chairman; Mrs. A, Van '.'ort- iandt. Jr., Mrs. W. G. Hoyt, Mrs. J^. .M. Taylor, Mrr. F. P. .Morris, of Gar¬ den City; .Mrs. G. II. Nicolas, .Mrs. F. L. Keyes, Mrs. S. Vernon .Marii.. Jr.. Great Neck ; Mrs. Gage Tarbeii, .Mrs. O. D. Gray. Garden ( ity Estate? : .Mrs. <.'. D. Meneely, .Mrs. C. .F. Norton, .Mrs. A. M. t)nderdo;;k, Mrs. D. .\. .Marsh, Hemfictead. •
Fpworth League kall>
An Epworth League Group I'.ia'.y wili be held in Bellmore Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday ever.¬ ing, November 17. A go.xl 'irogran. is promised. The neighbonnj L<-ague« haTe all been invited to attend.
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