Nassau County Review 19170601

              Nassau County Review
Official Pftper, ViDage of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1917
Vol. XX, No. 22
Memorial Day Observances
The official projrram of the G. A. R.
Business Places to Close
Next Tuesday Afternoon^.,      . , ^      . . .,,
„ .,    ¦ •Lf-.„'o  A.an  Memorial Dav observances bepan with
The Freeport Business ^';" f A''^"-, the union .Memorial service at the .M.
ciation. as well as «ther or/«niz«tmn» , ^,   ^.^^^^^ ^ afternoon.    Only a
and  patriotic  c-.tizens   y^'^lJ^^^''^^l..u^^,if^r of oar beloved vetA^ra^
Wm'
tho Villaee Board of Trustees to take .      ..   . , ,¦      n #.
me village £iu».u K„.irio«« !lhmninK then  lanks noticeably, swift-
•ction   toward   closing   the   business. irfaecs of tbe villatre next Tuesday af
f^ fr« US' »« *» l«|Mi MB l«l Rk Ml 1^
ROLL OF HONOR
Our Soldiers Army and Navy will   appreciate    having    our
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ly. from one Decoration Day to anoth-, ^^^^^^^ ^,,^,f^^ ^^ „, additions or
er,   they   were   Rreeted   and   'f'ven   a ^.^ j^ ^^^.^ ^„,^^        j^j^,, ^j,, ^^
ro>,.^n>f   reception   all   through     heir ^ ^^^^^^^^^    regularly ^,^g. I ;^''^'^*'5i**i°|;', of this season set apart for ; (.„m,^y  Review.)
,t«Troon, on the day of tht official rejr- istration for military service
In accordance with Z"?^*^ .^-'-.r"" i honoring the.r comrades who have al tions and requests, f"'' '''^""'^Jf^f r.-;idv an.swere.i the great, the final heartily  approved  of  the  suwcstion.
the    Nassau
FREEPORT
the village officials make the request that all business places be close*! dur¬ ing tho.se hourj, when a parade wjII be held with special exercises, includimr probably a flag drill by the school children.
Clyde Hrown
The comrades  marched  from   their      \j  s. g. Delaware headquarters  on   West  Merrick   Road i Morton (rermond acc'omp:inied   by   the   Woman's   Relief       ;)„(i Field .Artillery Corps and .50 members of our newly-: i^oujs  \Vright equipped Home Defen-se League. I clarence  Trubenback
At the  entrance to the church  the;     \avy
What's the Idea?
The Nassau  Post, in its  last issue,'. has  a   nasty  item  about  the  Village      .. Board     supplying   our   local     guards, trbrandt with  uniforms, evidently  because the' ^ 'n»ur. same   Village   Board   did   nol   let   the Post   publish   village   ordinances   at reirular rates, of which they speak in the same Item.
I Thoy also make some unwarranted remarks about Albin N. Johnson, coun- 1 sel to the Board. The item ha:i such I a na.sty streak running through it we jare prone to think someone slippe«l it [in the paper while Bro. .Stiles was chasing politics—.or at the Blossom I Heath   Inn, where  the Post  solemnly
MERRICK
ROOSEVELT
BELLMORE
III is «lit<Kl hy R all it«m> <hiiul<l ertion  under  thi-
V.   W    H. Lit-
IV jeiit tu him headine.
.\a.«
-ale   »t    .Mr
.At an examination held in Freeport on Saturday for the local postmaster- ship, to fill the vacancy left by Ti. R. Zeiner. there were three contestants. Rudolph Koepplc. Watf<on M. Emison and Mr. Girard. Mr. Girard is hold¬ ing the office at present pending a regular appointment.
St.   Paul's   Episcopal   Church
Sujiday. .TiJne 3, only, morning pray¬ er and sermon, usually at l(i:.">0, post- pone<l to 4:4.">. owing to ordination service in Cathedral. Garden City, at 11 a. m.; Sunday School, '.»:4."> a. m. on Sunday; no 7:30 service.
Kr»nk Bellmore left >kith Bttentinn
Koherts    \« and  vieinity.
oflif
)ur   reprenenlatlve   ia All tirders and newt the  tame careful
Mrs.   Benner  of   Henipstead   Boule vard Road announces the marriage ot j her daughter, Lillian Florenc-e to Wil
Miss F'lorence Stiles returned to hen duties in the school on Monday having !
, Special invitations have t>een is- suetl to a "heart warming revival" to b» held in the M. E. Church, .Iun? 10 to 24 inclusive. The pastor, ReV. R. W. Knight, will be assiste«l by Miss Lord, evangelist, and special niusic is heing arranged for.
run patricuiars as i» w» t^" • ¦ soldiers and their ladv escorts opened   iio,ard   Mdridee
published   in   anther  column   in   this I ^^^^^ ^^^^,   ^^^  ^^^^,  ^-^j^j.^^^  ^^1^^^^^^   Mow^ard Ald^-d^ge^^^
FREEPORT
SinKle .-..pk-- of the Keviev.- f.ir -hU- m Cr-enblatf» ..nd Braithwaite., Railr-Ml Ave¬ nui-¦ Lieberman's. Na»»»u CouBty K'^;''^.*' DaSlUa-. »nd Gobeti«. Main Street: hp.t- »«r-. Station, ry Store, Grove Street, Mieh- nolT>. Wt«l .Merricl;  Koad.
HIC.lnVATER TIDE TABLE
(Official   Figures'for    Sat»dy    Hook)
Friday, .lune
Saturday.
Sunday.
Monday.
Tuesday.
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday.
Saturday.
1
2
:{
4
;}
(!
7
8
9
5:01 p. m.
."):44 p. m.
a-.oe, p.m.
0:G3a. m.
7:39 a.m.
S:2<> a. m.
!»:14a. m.
1(1:0.") a. m.
10:.")'.) a. m.
J through and took place at the door of | Raymond Amador the chureh  where standing at atten-       Marine Corps I tion  they   waited  for the  veterans  of  j„hn  Fassino , the home and the battlefields to pass'     \\ t;   55   New Hampshire through  and  take the place  of honor;      j^j, Cl^.-^s Petty Officer reserved for them in the church, af ter ^ Kdnard  Fassino which they followefl into the church.     1     [•   ;.;   j^   Nashville
The   exercises   were   in   charge   ofj     -jnd Class Petty Officer Harold   E.   Brown,   superintendent   of'^jdj^r (^   Schmidt the   M.   E.   .Sunday   School;   who  who'     \j   .s;   g   Kentucky was     assisted   by   Rev.   A.    C.    Kar-: Burgess OsterhoUt kau,     pastor     of     the      F'vangelical I     Plattsburg Lutheran  Church;  R.  H.  Scott, Ep>s-' Sam. Lieberman
.Next Tuesday, June ."), is the date been continetl to her home in Freeport 1 fi.xed by the President for conscrip-  ^..„..   .  ., .... ^^ sickness. [tion registration. The Board of Reg- assures Its readers you can cheer the ! jJ3J,,'"{}p^"j'|^g'Q^i,'orng^.'i^j"j^,h"'t^^ The attendance banner for the week j istry will sit at Firemen's Hall in this mind, electrify the body and sati.sfy ^^ Monday. April IC. at .All .Angels''''"'''">^ ^'''^ -•'' >^**** to Mrs. Randall's j village from 7 a. m, to 0 p. m. Under the appetite. The reflections on Mr. ([^y'^pf, ^'^^^ g^j .Avenue and Hlsti"**^^ Grade. ithe law it is necessary for every mala .lohnson were unnecessary and unfair.; g^reet. New York, Rev.  S. de  Lancey i     ^^^ Roosevelt School was well rep- j resident between  the ages  of 21  and
Mr. Johnson advised the  Board as to ¦ rp^^.„;^^j officiating.
the law, and it was not in his province ' 	
to instruct the Board as to whether; Services at the Church of the Re- or no they should, as the Post says, jpenier Sundav, Trinitv, at 7.,10 and 11 •*con«erve expenditures." , o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. .M. Cele-
resented in the Interscholastic Meet 31, no matter what excuse for exenip- at Mineola on Saturday, having .')5. tion he may have, to present himself chil.lren in the flag drill and 20 in the for registry. Imprisonment, or a fine, sports. or both, an   the penalties  for failure
Foster Kobin received  100'.<   in the  to register.
Houghton   and   familv   of
We are inclined  to think  the truth   bration of the Holy Communion at theh'<^ni"»»tion on Friday,
was  not  in  the  man  who  wrote  this|^Qf]y service and Litany, Sermon, and I     Miss Prall, .Miss Ketchuni and Mrs. Wii
sentence:                                                         ! Holy   Communion   at   the    11   o'clock I Bentley  were  jiresent  at  the  athletic Brooklyn,   former   residents   of   Bell-
The Post does not cure about being j service.    The .Sunday .School meets in ! meet in .Mineola on Saturday. more, were visitors in the village Dec-
copal Church; T. S. Breckenridge; 1 Baptist Church; S. O. Curtice, I j Metho<list Church, and a short! 'address was made by (Commander Pat-1
terson, of the G. A. R., in which he in- I vited   the   audience   to   participate   in 1
Plattsburg W. Clinton Story
Pl:iti.sburg PlaU K. Wiggins
Co.  '-. \". Y. Division l'lattsbur,g Training Camp
shut out from village printing, so far 1 the Parish Hou.se each Sundav at 10 as it suffers financially, but it does!a, M. and in the Fire Hall of f:ompany care about being shut out from know-- ^^-^ 2 on Camp .Ave. at 3 P. M. The ing what the Village Board is doing, Roman's Auxiliary meets weeklv in especially in the passing of laws." the   Parish   House   on   Thursdays   at
They can easily know what the Vil- 2.;jO P. .M. The G. F. S. meets bi- lage Board is doing by attending the | weekly on Fridays at 7.:!0 P. M. The meetings, perusing the minutes which j Boy Scouts meet on Tuesdav evenings ire always open for inspection, or by   ;,( 7.,30 P. .M.    A conlial  invitation is
.School   will   close  for  the   .Summer, oration Day. vacation on Fiiday. .June 22.
Epworth League
Successful Convention
Charles II. Hardie. of .lames M. E.| their home on Heliniore Avenue and Church, was elected president of the ,,art.>ok of the hospitalities of the Brooklyn     South     District     Kpworth   itv\,ie and "-rooii
.Mr, an.l .Mrs. A. I.. Brown celebrat¬ ed their we.idiiic anniversary on Wed¬ nesday evening of last week, .About fit'iv   of   their   friends   assembled   at
tjhe exercises of .Memorial Day, and to j dement B. Johnson ^contribute flowers to use in the special 1
jwork of decorating the graves of the ] e^^grles P. Gould
1st Lieut,. Officers' Rps«>rve Corps,
Red Cross Notes
The Red Cross rooms aire open ev¬ ery morning from 10 to 12 and after¬ noon from 2 to .5. There s work to be done and everyone wishing to help their country in this time of stress is urged to come to the rooms and sew. There have been over 280 workers there dijring ti;e past four weeks ami much   work   ha.<   been   accomplished.
However,  many   more  wt-rken;  would .^j^^ y^.j^j.jj^j, ^^.^.j^^i, ^^^ ^j^^ j,^^jj.pj, ^j,gy be welcome. _     I were   met   by   several   scholars   with
1:; • ,(• iK'.y.'--. of white button-hole bou-
Icparled soldiers
The principal address of the after¬ noon was delivered by Rev. David G. Downing, which was an inspirational tn'l;, interrupted by frequent applause. '!"he entire building was thrown open for the service and the ci'owd fille<l the ic'tare room and overflowed into the galleries.
7th Regiment Dr. Thomas H. Evans
23rd Regiment Joseph Kelly
23rd Regiment .Arthur Mayer
23rd Regintt-nt J. Ireland
23rd Regiment .A spocialJy pretty feature was when i (j^jj j'a.ssino
There  have  been   two card   parties given .luring the week for the benefit
of the r eeport Hi en by Mrs. 1'. : Madisoii Ai
¦ nch.   One was giv at   her   home
T'l'i- 'li'Tei" w;i;'
o:;
quets, which they pinned" on the lapels of their honored guests.
.After   the   .servfces   the   Home   De- C.);:ipanv i:;.rain escorted the vet
en at the home of  .Mrs. Bra.lley, 31.:, ,.,,jj,,^ ^j,,,  ^^^¦^. \yiy^,^ .,„()  daughters
South H.iyview Avenue, at which Mrs K^, ^,^^i,. headquarters before di.sband-
Swezey, the chairman of the rreeport U^,
Branch was the guest of honor     Mrs.      r„e.sday night, as noted  elsewhere,
Ferpegnan      presented   Mrs.   Swezey I     „y,^^j,^.j. ^f ,,,,.^^j,g^ „f ^^^ p^^^ ^^
with a large bunch of flowers tied with 1 ,^^^^^1^ ^^ ^^,^, p^^^^ presented a parade
red, white and  blue ribbon  and  flags > f,jj^,  ^^^   ^^^^   jj^^^   Defense   Companv
floatinsr from it, with the words thatj,,^ j|.,p Freeport Club.
the Bayview people pledged their loy- .     We<lnesday   morning   the   weather,
al support to her.   A bunch of flowers , ^^^^^.^  ^^^^^ ^j.^y^,  ^f storm, cleared  off
was also present ;•' to Mrs. n-dle;-        \„-„.\,i ^n.i oue !,,r i,v paimle .iml ex-
On June 2o uiiother card party for , j,,.pj..^.g ^j .^^^ veterans, and the day's the benefit of the Freeport Branch is „rogram passed ofl' in go'xl style. At to be given by Mrs. Lyman Jones, j,,..,,, j,^^ soldiers of '61, followed bv Smith Street. This village-wide sup- L^ 1,,^^^ number of school children, port of the Red Cross is most encour- niarche.l up Main Street and thence aging and is greatly appreciated. | ^^ ^^g cemetery, where the memorial
_,. "     ^iT 1 1    • J      I exercises of the Post, and the Woman'.s
Spring Time-Tabie Issued       j Relief   Corps,      which     accompanied
The .Spring time-table of the Long 1 them, were held. Lincoln's Gctty-iburg Island Railroad went into effect Mon-j address was read by Archer B. Wal- day, the 28 h. The time for Freeport | Jace, of the Spanish-American War are as follows, showing the complete I Veterans, and Cashier William S. Hall list of trains: I af the   Freeport  Bank made  a  short
Eastbound | and inspiring address.
4:41, C:.')0 new, 8:10, 9:S1, 11:53 a. m.; 1     After the exercises the soldiers and
day, 2:44, d-.M, 5:01, 5:39, except Sat-Ithe  Relief Corps, again  accompf.niec'
urday. 5:55, 6:03, except Saturday, 6:'^0, G:38, 7:06, 7:46, 8:03, Oj07. !>:.')7 new. ll:'20. 12:17, 2:22 p. m.
Westbound 5:20, 5:.56, 6:42, 6:58, 7:22, 7:43, 8:04, 8:17, 8:56, 9:51, 10:17 a. m., 12:19, 1:34, 3:13, 4:21, 5:01, 5:42, 6:21 ex¬ cept Saturday, e:39, 8:16, 9:19, 11:18, New York con-
12:04 p.  m
nection.
6:31,  9:'22,
2:30,   3:54,
12:19, 1:59
, new, no N
SUNDAYS
Eastbound
10:56,  new.
5:44,   7:08.
p. m.
9:02.
12:34, 11:14,
Westbound <>:51, 8:24, 9:26 a. m., 12:32, 2.52, 4:36, 5:37,  7:11   in   place  of  6:40,  8:24  in place uf S:26, 8:54, 9:33 new, 11:21.
Big Anniversary Jewelry Sale
One of the best jewelry advertise¬ ments we have seen in design and typ¬ ographical display emanates from the jewelry store of A. E. Miller, South Main Street, and is published in the Nassau Couaty Review this week. Mr. Miller has built up a solid busineae and carries a splendid line of goods. His store is so small that he is unable t'^ display his wares as he would -ike, and invites the readers of our paper to look over his talk in this issue and then drop in and aee his big line.
To celebrate hi« sixth anniversary as a merchant of Freeport he is an¬ nouncing a special ealc on June 4 to 9 with special discounts. The adver¬ tising is interesting enough to look up specially.
Mrs. MiUer Gets Divorce
Lulu Miller of Rockville Centre, formerly of Freeport, waa awarded a decree of divorce and $8 a week ali¬ mony by Justice Townsend Scudder, in the Supreme Court FViday. The action against her husband, Richard Miller, was undefended Mr«. Milller was awarded the custody of the four children.
Coming Events
Saturday afternoon, June 2, Annual Sunday School parade.
Don't let the plant lice, aphis and other sizcking insects destroy yoar rose busbeij and other plants. Black T^af 40 is reconimenled by th.? Agri- cultunkl Department of the U. S. Gov¬ ernment and State Agrricolturtil Col- leces for every kind of sucking .nsect; uae it on your fnwt trews, pea vinea and frarrlen vegetables. For sale by H&roiti WiUiftnui,
AdvrHlMnMnt
by the children, returned to the hall, where all the little ones who had not been in the line in time to secure flags at the start were presented with them by   Commander     Patterson,   with   in-
U. .S.^Medical Reserve  (electrician)
Base Hospital No. 2 (iene O'Neill
U. S. Medical Reserve (pharmacist) Harry L. Foster
.Madison Camp Fdward  .Meaney
.Naval Reserve Francis   Arguimbau
Naval  Reserve Frank Tinney
•Naval Reserve C. Frank Cook
Corporal,     Machine  Gun   Co.,   10th Infantry Kenneth D. Carman
Co. 21, section B, Signal Corps
Stationed at  Fort Omaha, Neb. Fred Joerissen
Signal Corps, Fort Omaha, Neb. Harry B. Hunt
Naval Reserve, 2nd class machinist Harry B. Pettit
25 Recruit Company (Cavalry)
On way to Texas Ralph E. Pettit
Electrician   Ist Class;   U.  S.  Naval Reserve J. .Arthur Christensen
National Training Ship
Newport, R. I. Stuart Cutler
2nd Lieut., U. S. Inf.
Plattsburg Herbert Clock
Plattsburg Fred Hewlett
Plattsburg .Merritt Cutler
extended to all to attend  the services
I Herbert Muller, son of .Mr. and .Mrs ) ! Peter G. Muller, has enlisted in the i [department of transporUition ami isi I stationed at  Fort Slocum chaull'ering. i
reading the Nassau County Review
The following copy of a letter sent .Mr. Stiles along the same line may be   ^^irh it-: community interests explanatory  of  some of his  insinua¬ tions:
May 28, 1917 Mr. James E. Stiles,
Nassau Post, I
Freeport, N. Y, j
Dear James:- - .
I  note  in  your last  issue you have • an  article  of considerable   length  as- ; sailing  the   Free|)ort  Boanl   of  Trus- ' tees   because   they  did   nol   give   you orders to print as advertising the oi-<l- ; inances passed by the Board, and mak¬ ing the foolish, so it semnied  to  nic, claim  that  you could not, because ofl this,  give  your  readers  the  news.     I!
League
tlu
27th   .Annual the   Freeport
(if fourteen years ago. very pleasant evening,
IVtei Mrs. C.
Johnson  has  purchased from Thompson a plot of land 127x-
Spnng
,.    .. .,    .,„, I Convention    in   the   Freeport   M.    E.
)f this church and to become identified , f.,,^^,.^ Thurs.lay afternoon.    He sue-
ceeds  .Miller  F. Tiinbrell, whose term
expired.    The convention occupied the | 1 ")0 on St, .Marks Avenue.
entire day.    .At the  morning  session .
enthusiastic   reports    were   made   by Bellmore Baseball Club won its first
heads of departments. game of the season last Sunday when
Three chapters, Brookhaven. Roose- it .lefeated the Hejiublic Tire team by velt and  Seaford, were organized this ; a score of 4 to I.
year, and are in goo<l condition. There Decoration   Day    they   added   two
are 52 active and 13 inactive chapters more  victories to their record by de- in the district. Mr. Timbrell reported. : feating   the   Kiiipire   Professionals   of
.An outstanding feature of the morn- New    Vork    both   en.ls    of   a   .louble
ing  session  was  the  adoption  of two header, the s.ores being  12 to 5 and
George Vanderbilt Todd of the Camp (irounds died on Tuesday night of heart paralysis. He was at busi¬ ness on Tu.seday as usual but com- phiined throughout the day of pains in the chest. Retiring early a swinr lock in some way on his bed room door became fastened and when Mrs. Todd heard hanl breathing she could not enter   and   sent   at  once   for   her   son
am not interested in vour tight with ' ^='"iu«-d who lives near by. He the Village Board, although I do not j the door and discovere.l his father agree with vou in criticizing the Board ''*''"' '^''th f^^ry evidence of a most for aripropriating money for funds for l"''i'«'tul *''id. Mr. Tod.i w;is seventy- the Home (Juard. 1 think this was en- three years of age an.l of fine pres- tirely proper and right. i'^""'-      "'^   frien.lship   an.l   acpiaint-
I   do   not,   however,    .luile   under-^ ""'"''"hiP wa's valued by ail whose priv- stand your idea in stating in the item ; ''''«<' '^ ^^"»« to know him I refer to: •¦ I
"There is nothing tragic in the de- '
cision of the Board. We should rath¬ er treat it as a piece of humor, com¬ ing ^s it does so soon after proffers that have been made through certain agencies to have the Nassau Post printed in the village."
It is natural to assume this is meant to connect the writer in some way with your troubles, although I can't .(uite figure just why You will recall you expressed a desire to get your paper printed at home as it would be handier
He was an j interested and active member of the | Merrick Civic League Inc. For over | ', fifty years Mr. To<lil was in the print- 1 ' ing business with an office at Beck- i I Man Street, New Vork. Besides his | ' widow, .Mr, Todd leaves two sons, one ¦ ' of whom is .Samuel of this village, \ I foreman of Merrick Hook and Ladder j j ;tnd Engine Co. Nc, 2. Funernl ser-' j vices wil! be held today. Friday, at one ] j o'clock from Mr. To<ld's late resi- j dence in the Camp (irounds with in-j ferment at Cypress Hills, the Rev. I I WM.   H.   Littebrandt,   rector   of   the,|
j amendments to the constitution by j which the Junior League will have I oflicial representation hereafter at all I conventions; also permitting certain for^'e'l ' ^'"^"^ people's organizations to be- I come members of the district organiz- i at ions.
i     Rev.   1,   K.   Honeywell   of  the   Billy
i Sunday party delivered the address at;
! the afternoon session.    Various grad-
i uates  of  .Mii.lison  Institute,  the   West
j I'oint of the  F,|)worth   League, spoke.
At   the   evening   session   the  newly
elected   oflicers   were   installe.l.      The •
officers   for the  year  besides  Charles
14 to 12,
NcNt Sun.lay the Jamaica Woo.lhulls will be the visitors al the lo.al .lia- inoii.i.
The Bellmore Juniors ilcfcatc.l the .'-loafivril .luiiiors in the latter village il.'.-.nation  Day by a  score of IJ t.) 4
Mr, an.l Mrs, A, Street spent Wed lives ill Hro.pklvn.
Kuss..II ,.f Oak l:iy    with    rcla-
Thi' Bellmoie Yacht Club iipene.l its iea.son Decoration Day, In the even¬ ing a  reception  was  liel.l .-ind  was at-
H.   Hardie as  president are:
.Arthur   tended by a large number of the mem-
than having to go out of town, and I j '"'hurch of the Redeemer, officiating. gave you a price on the printing, as a I ~     ,„
business proposition.    In  view of thei,   H''t''stration  day.   Pues.iav, insinuation  contained   in   the   letter  I j wish   to   withdraw  the   offer  to  print; your paper and to decline to do it.
7th Regiment Frank Frazier
Cavalry >VilIiam Don ns
Cavalry Merle Raynor
Ambulance Corps Charles (iould
7th Regiment Willard  Helland
Navy
structions to keep thjm for th" school flag drill next Tuesday.
The stood old army rations were then provided by the ladies, with a fe-'V ex¬ tras in the line of cake (lots of it, too) salad and other dainties.
After resting, the trolleys were tak¬ en to Greenfield Cemetery, where the Post joined with Moses A. Baldwin Post of Hempstead in memorial exer- ''ises at the soldiers' monument.
One   of   the   most   enthusiastic   pa-! .Sidney (iould raders   in   the  line was  five  year  old |     Ambulance Corps John Bums of Bellmore, who had been j     Phillipps Academy Unit waiting up since 5:30 to get his spejial | Stephen Story uniform on and get in the lin.'.    Mns-|     Marines, U. S. S. Ohio ler Burns made the entire march and 1 John. M. Baxter retur>ied to the headquarters well de-1    ship Building Corps serving of his dinner and a nap. When j willam H. Van Ness "interviewed" by  a Review represent¬ ative Master Burns saluted as formal¬ ly and as concisely as his veteran t-ires could have done.    It is of such as this I Carroll Copeland littk lad that )iir country is made, .ind :     Three above in Seventh Regiment on such as he, with oniy a few years I Krnest Healy added that the veterans of the G. .A. j     u. S. S. Vermont R. are now resting in the positive he-, Kobert D. Campbell   » lief that these too stand ready to give      Corporal titir all for their country. j Harry  Albin
The music for marching was again j William W. Guest furnished by the Valley^ Stream Drum,] Harold D. Haff Fife and Bugle Corps and was anoth-' er of the pleasant features of the day. Considerable credit is due Mrs. Shee¬ han   who   accompanied   and   was   in charge of these young musicians.
13th Regiment I George U. Fox Frank Copeland
Trifling Fire at Garage
A car belonging to L. Williamson caught fire late Wednesday night at the garage of G. Bennett Smith, Inc., Fi-eeport's largest ^rage Although the Fire Department waa called, the fire was practically extinguished when the first companies arrived.
It is poor economy to can fruits and vegetables and then have them spoil by using cheap or inferior jar rubbers. To obtain the best results in preserv¬ ing, insist upon getting the LLCO i Robert H. Story JUMBO Rubber which has the approv-1 Naval Reserve al   of   Good   Housekeeping   Institute,! Eldon Austin
Machine Gun Co., 10th Inf. New Names Received This Week Karl Brown in the Firat ReaetTe En¬ gineer Regiment of New York. This regiment is' now practically completed, more than 1000 of the 1061 men hav¬ ing enrolled. Louis Benham U. S. S. Nevada,   Ist class electrician
BALDWIN Charles S. Miller
Non-Com, Officer; Yeoman Thomas .McGarrigle
Naval Reserve Charles Baldwin
Naval Reserve Harry Rtynor
Naval Reserve
f.>r rhe Federal Selective Draft will be marked at the Church of the Redeemer by a i (Celebration of the Holy Communion at 10.30 .A. .M. with the choir in at- Dl.».»:.~r. ••-» P...J0 I tendance.     The   church   bell   will   be
Planning to farade \   ^^^^^ ^^^^ „ ^,^ ^^ .j^^,, j^ „ „„,, f,„„,
Next Tuesday I a.55   to  9.05   p.   M.,  the  opening  an.l Tuesday, June 5, the date set by thej closing of the registration perio<i.   All President of the IJnited .State.i for all! nre invited to this service.
young men between the ages of 21 and j 	
30, inclusive, to register, should be a| Mrs. John Carpenter is Visiting her day for all the people in Freeport to | daughter, Mrs. Harry (ireenwald, at show their patriotism and do honor to | Rosendale, N. Y. the  boys  who  some day  may  be  our
bers and  their friends.     Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
'i'l:.' Lailics' .Aid .Society of the M. E. Chnrch will hold a cake and apron an.l ice cream sale this Fri.lay after¬ noon and evening, .lune 1, in the Sun¬ day School room of the church.
II. B. Valentine, who has been vis¬ iting friends in this vicinity, returnetl to his home in West Cheshire, Conn., on  Thursday, I
Al th< public meeting held in Fire¬ men's Hall last Friday evening it was deci.leil to hold a monster celebration in the village on July Fourth, under the auspices of Advance Hook and I.adiler Co., similar to that held two Church, publicity secretary; Robert I "^*^'""'^ "^'"- ''''c executive committee P, Brand. Nostrand Avenue Church,:'" ^'harge of the celebration is: Peter treasurer; Edward B. Blatz, Vander-j ¦'¦'.^""""•J."'*''*."'-"^ J^i.W. Dalziel, ;;ec veer  Park  (Church, auditor, and  .Miss
Longen.lyke. Ocean Parkway Church, lirst vice president; Miss Ma .May HowanI, .lanes Church, second vice president; Joseph H. Rooney, Warren Street Cburch, third vice president; Miss (^hristina McQuiag. F.)urth Ave¬ nue Churcli, fourth vice president; (ieorge Pruden, Rockville Centre Church, fifth vice president; Morton Oevoiserat, Freeport (Church, sixth vice , president; Norman King, Patch¬ ogue (Church, seventh vice president; Mrs. J, H. McAvoy, Westhampton Beach ('hurch, eighth vice president; ;\Iiss .Alice .M, Adams, Fleet Street (Church, re.'ording secretary; John Kiiaack, Fourth .Avenue C^hurch, cor¬ responding secretary and statistical; .lames      .MactCrate,       Hanson       Place
Phoebe   T,   Powers,   Baldwin   Church, Junior L.-ague superintendent.
retary; (Charles .A, Whittman, treas- uriT. The followini; committees have been  selected:
soldiers.     Everybody  should  do their bit.
Promptly at 2 o'clock p. m. there will be a parade including villa,.;.." offi¬ cials- G. A. R., Home Defense League, Freeport Fire Department and fra¬ ternal societies. There will als.) be an invitation sent to all the women's soci-
.Arthur  J.   Anthony   is   suffering   i broken wrist as the result of his fliv ver's   backfiring   when much spark.
,A   son   was  born   to   .Mr.   ami   .Mrs Davi.l (ircaves on Sun<lay.
The .Annual  F'air of the Church  of
eties  and  the  school children are ex-1 the Redeemer has been placed for two pected to parade, sing patriotic scngs and give the flag drill.
The Women's Relief Corps, auxili¬ ary to the G. .A. R., will have a com¬ mittee at each place of registration to pin an emblem on each young man who registers, showing he has done his duty as a patriot and citizj-i.
Reception, .lames K, Peace; popular¬ ity. Fred Wi.o.l; athletics, II. O. Jen¬ ner; parade. J I. (ianglofT; business men, A. Van .Mechow; prizes, F, W. Richanls. publicity, .lohn Hodgson; ball and music, rharles Peteri-)>i; dcc- orations, .1, .1. Lowrev: automobiles , , .        yt-ys   old.lir,.,,! w'ood; cust.dianof ballot... Wi).
and leaves surviving a husbanri, three ; jjj,^ Wolf
OBITUARY
MRS. HALSEY K. CARPENTER
Mrs. Halsey K. (.'arpenter, formerly cranking.-too|of this village, died Wednesday morn- I ing at her home in Brooklyn of pneu¬ monia.     Deceased   was   64
evenings and one afternoon, June 27th and  the evening of the 28th.    A <lin ner will be served upon the two even ings.    OflFerings for this fair are so-' licitcd.
Miss MoUie Draper is home here fori , the  summer after a  year's  study at j
The importance to the nation of the jthe   .Miss   Tewksbury   School,   Scards-I registration of all our eligibles cannot  dale, N. Y.
be  overestimated.     Those  who  regis- j   '.
ter are requested to report at 1:30 i .An opportunity for a good laugh i o''.'lock p. m. to Judge (Clinton M. Flint, j wili be appreciated we think just now, on the pipe line an.l (irove Street,' to relieve ourselves of the tension of 1 where tney will be assigned to an im-: the tunes. .A laugh is promise<l in i portiiUt place in the parade. It is ex- the Merrick Mixed Minstrels which j pected the Boy Scouts will be in line, i will hold the boards at the local Fire |
In order that everybody may have a ! Hall for the benefit of the Choir Guild ; chance to participate in this rare oc- i upon th» evening of j'riday ne.<t, June
si-:is and twii ila'J.'ii. .¦, s. i'u.n.,,! services were held at her late home, 12h<) Herkimer .Street, Brooklyn, Fri¬ day evening, with interment in FCver green Cemetery,
F
Francis
H. ^ AN VKCCHTEN
11.   Van   Vechten,  age.l   HI.
¦luiiucs of para.lc, Lon H, Didile, Father .McGalvin, Rev .Mr. Dalziel, Rev   H, Blvnn. Rev,  Mr, Knight.
Kii'iiiicial committee, F. Benzer, l-'rank Britton, Ander.*on Bloomer, (C. 1!.,: tn.)lomew, Kd, Bcwne, Ge».-ge .lohnson, Mrs,  Fred  Wood, Mrr. Chnt-.
casion, the Village Board has request-1 8th., at 8.30.    Among the noted talent I Roos^ndt,  iliei
ed that all merchants close their stores   is F. G.  Hill, Billy Wolff, Harry Mul-   pjtal,  .Miiieola
between the hours of twelve and four i ler.   Dr.   Holcomb,   -Mr.   Evans  and  C.
o'clock p. m.    It should be the spirit  .A.   (Calkins;   Mrs.   Hill, and  a  chorus
of »very true American  to use every , of ladies.    Tickets are 35 cents   with'
effort to come out to make this a day  an admission of 20 cents for chil-'rcn
,if patriotism. ',	
After the parade there will be short I    See To Your Assessments
patriotic     a.ldresses     by     pron.inent j     The Village Board of Trustees has Freeporters, , idvertised  the completion  of the as-
For position In line address John J Dolan. marshali. Freeport, N. Y. i v>e finally considered by them thia Fn-   ,)_j,,   u>p,i k
The line of march as now laid out,! ,iay »ftemoon, June 9, at the village ; j,^,' {¦ is as follows: office.    Any errors in your tax figures ' u,,!,*' \t;.- Kerna
Assemble   on   Olive   Boulevard   at   or   assessments   cannot   l>e   changed
prominent Queens County lawyer, died ;''^^'"""te--, .Mrs. Thomas Valley suddenly   from   heart   disease   Friday'     '-bemical    engine    contest,     Edgar afternoon while in his ofllce at 1   Lib-   ^'r-'m; speakers tommittoe, F. P. Tal erty     .Street.     .Manhattan,     He     had , ^,"t;   r>olice.   William   Brown;   badges, been   taking   trips    back   an.l    forth, i'^^''^'""'-'"^   Rofl'ec;   flag   raising,     Frank spen.ling several days at a time in thei^^aret;  fire committee,  W.   E,   Bowne; city and stopping at  the home of his ^'¦""'¦^'X"'""*  James .Molloy son, Howard.                                                        '^'' proceeds will be applie-! to -he .Mr. Van Vechten has had charge of   purchase of a motor tractor to be at several big law suits .in .Nassau (^oun-! tache»l  to the chemi<-al  engine .if tbe ty and was recognized as an expert on   company, laws governing tax matters, 	
In  the Fraternal Orders
.Mechanics
JOHN St HLEt.EI.
John   Schlegel,   Centennial   .Avenue,
was held Thursday at his late home.
Unclaimed Letters
I Freeport Postoffice) Unclaimed Letters ,,        .    . . ¦¦ . Brigham, Walter C.
sessment roll, and that the same will; Qjfford   .Mrs   J
it the .NasMau Hos- ' This Friday evenihg the Degree of I piiai, :viineoia, on Tuesday, Funera' Patriotism will be conferred in Free- ; services will be held this Friday af- ' port (Council No. 57, and a large at i ternoon.     The   Elks   funeral   service ¦ tendance is expected from neighboring
and whose stamp is on each carton. Price, I5c a doKen. These can w ob¬ tained at:
H. C. Schluter, Freeport Arthur Whitehouse, Freeport Wm. .A. MacFarlane, Freeport Stephen Beck. Roosevelt H. V. Carman Co., Hempstevl Fussell Bros., Wantagli
Naval Reserve '
i Edward & Johaa, jr. I     Naval Reserve ! Emil WikJberger
Naval Reserve ; Fraak G. Raynor
I     13th Artillery Coast Guard, N. Y. I Georre Coak j    23rd Ragiment
(irove Street, west to  Bayview Ave.,, after this date
south to Merrick Road, east to Main j	
Street, north to Lena Ave, west to j You don't gain by going to New Wallace St., south to Brooklyn Ave.,] York for bicycles, tirjs or acees.wries; west to Long Beach Ave., south to |you can buy cheaper in Freeport, and Olive  Boulfcvard, to  reviewing stand. | what is more, in case of defects they
be reme J iod  without cost  or in-
— can
Beginning   Satarday,   June   2,   nnd ^convenience contmumg during the Summer months j care of you for 12 months
j Kelsey, A. D , Liddle. Fred S. . Maurer. Charles Morrow, H. D. .Muher. Miss Prudence ' Magee, Miss Margaret ; Name, M. ,.   ,        „   . ,      ,,,     ,      Nairn, Hy. Sydney Smith will take, p,.rkini«  C
: (Councils.
The annual memorial services of Freeport Council were helil at the Baptist Church  Sunday evening, with
I an  occasional  sermon  by  the  pastor,
! Rev.   William   Breckenridge,
' KIkh
i Freeport Lodge o/ Elks will conduct 'the funeral of Bro. Jesse K, Fox from j his late residence at Manhasset this j Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Autos wi'l leave the club houue at i o'clock.
Fourteen Years Ago
ittam. ol iat«r««l  traaa Um Na«*«u Ccuaty •view  ftU*  >ourt««i> raara ag.  Ihi* wasli)
His stock
Sickles, Mrs. Gordan D.
Dr. l. D. Carman will close his  lenUl i i- the largest in N. Y., and is selected ; ghenard   Mr ^nTwl   h-k.   omc- .It 12 o'clock on Satimlavs. 1.«»,    «..«.#i.i    .v.».in.H«n  «tw1  h;.  S".*'*.™'.*': *"*' *•"•  Herbert
.%dvcrtU«in(nt:,
after    careful    examination  and   his
Tibball. H. A.
Ad«*ii4Mnia^ 1
< Continued' on Pafc 8)
years   of  practical   knowledge  enable   Winslow  Eben J    P   F   R i     The   place   to   buy   coaL     Sinclair him tc offer the best obUinable.   Ca» • r 'vLJ^   <imifh  P  M
I Raynor, 8 No. Main St, telephone 184 and convince yourself.    Roller skate-, | w.    ^^ ,„,,        **aoaon amiin.
'Freeport. ballbearing, $1.50 piir. \^^^U!ft'-lltl:       _  	
AdvntiMMMt I Adytrtiaamumtl   Man Ftaawaat Kewa — Page $
J. E. Golding appointed Village Treasurer to succeed  G.  A.  Babhriii,
I resigned.
!     Martin   V.   W.   Hall  finishes  thraa
j.ycars'    course  at   St.   Paul's     High
I 9ehool.
I I EleetrR; lighting substituted for gaa at M. E. Chnrch.