Nassau County Review 19170323

              Nassau Counfy Review
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FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1917
Vol. XX, No. 12
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Tsrpesetting Machine 	
Our   new    Mereenthaler    Linotype   Bri«l   lum.   Conc.rnint   R..id«iiu . Communitjr.   and   Th.ii
Machine is now in8talle<l and most of our type was net on it for this inaue.    TTip  followinir  lines are sam-
Mr. and Mrx. I,«onard Mabee enter- tained  at a   St.   Patrick's  party   iast pies  of all   the  kinds  of type  which   F'riday t-veninjf. this machine sets for us:
«   POINT   u«<-il   for   I^K.I   work • POINT Ch.ll.nham   Bold 8 POINT used for news 8 POl.NT Clarendon for sniall head 11   I'OINT   Uuiiuiil
11 /'0/\7' Italic
12 POINT Cheltenham 12 POINT Cheltenham Bo
18 POINT HEADINGS
This   also   s^ets   an alnio.st unlimiterf
WANT IMPROVED FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
Urge Audience^GreeU Seitz SUPERVISOR SMITH
ANSWERS QUERY
MERRICK
BELLMORE
Popular Newspaper Man Gives Inter estini!  Talk at  Freeport  Club
Don  C. Seitz was at his best as a newspaper   man,   and   likewise   as   a
ON COUNTY MATTERS
.Mr. and Mrs. Cecil .James Shap¬ land of Chicago, 111., announce the arrival of their daughter, Thais  Bar-
Frank Roberts U uur Hpllmorr and vicinity. A left with fcim will rwriv attention   as   at   uur  ottire
reprrM.ntative   in
II orttem  and  n«wi*
thr   narnf  careful
Firemen   and   Taxpayers    Refuse    to  talker,   at   the   Freeport   Club   House   Replies to Letter of Inquiry from His   bara. on  Weilnesday, the   Mth.     .Mrs
Mrs. il. L. .Maxson of South Lontr Heach ,\venue spent the weekend at Oyster Bay.
Mrs. Thomas Warren of .Southamp¬ ton and Mis.s Rosalie Baker of Yap¬ hank sp«nt the weekend with .Miss Adele .Miller at her home on Smith Street.
The Mi.'ises Thompson of Randall over 400 votes .•Vvenue entertained a number of '°^'."« elejLted^ their friends from out of town on Sat- '     f"»ney   H.   .
Spend .Vloney for Automatic Sys¬ tem, But Give Hone Company New HouHe.
NO (ONTEST  FOR OFFICERS
Wedne.sday evening, when he talked on "Newspapers" to the members and their friynds, who were seated at three tables runninji: the whole length of the hall.
The applause that followed am.' in¬ terspersed Mr. Seitz' remarks was sufficient   evidence   of   the   fact   that
Opponent—Shows That Some of the   Shapland  was   Miss  Violet  Benner of
.Merrick. Statements   Made   Are   Not   .\ccu- , 	
rate
I KKS OF OFFICE $8600 FOU YEAR
Services at the Church of the Re¬ deemer Sunday, the Fifth in Lent, at 11  A. .M. an.l it o'clock  P. M.    .Morn¬
inir .
I Prayer   and   sermon.       The    Church Super\'isor   Sniith   on   Tuesday   re- , School   meets   in   the   Parish    House   ^^^.^^ ^^.
-A delicatesseD and fruit store has been opened in the Self buildinK on Grand   .\venue.
Harold Sniith has secured u posi¬ tion with W. Peterman. the (>rand Avenue butcher.
HowanI   E. • Merritt, who  has  been
Prayer   ami   sermon KV^-ninK, confinetl   to   his    home    on    Bellmore
Avenue   by   illness   durinu   tlic   past
urday at a .St. Patrick's party. Dur¬ in;; the afternoon cards were en¬ joyed, the prizes beinjr won by Miss lot of new borders and rules, and we Mary I'reuss of Mt. Vernon, .Miss are now better equipped than ever to Mar;;uerite LivinKston of New York handle orders for all kinds of print- >"'' Mrs. Stanle^hute of Brooklyn, intr.
There were no contests for officers ^'^^   audience   was   deeply   interested,
at  the  Villatre  Election  Tuesday, but   President   Edwards    also    inlro^luced plied  to the letter of Ernest S.  Ran-   euch   Sunday  at   10   A.   M.     The  Wo-
over 400 votes were cast, and the' foi-   -Messrs.  Herbert  L.  Bridsreman ofthe d;tll, hi.s opponent on the  IJemocratic   nian's  .\u.\iliary meets weekly  in the
I ' Standard     Union,     Ellsworth   of  the and   P'usion   ticket   for   the   office   of   Parish   House   on   Thursdays   at   2.."50
.Swezey,   President.   442   B.rookl.vn Times, and  E. B   Lent   spe- Supervisor.    The reply  necessarily is   P.  >'• . The G   F.S. meets  bi-weekly-i ^'^^^ "'^,;;  '.Ihan^jeis   much   more   con
cial   writer   on   the   Brooklyn   Ea.trle, rather leiijrthv, and  to save time  we   on  Fridays  at   i :.{0   P.   M.     The  Boy ; vpnj^.„t   f,,^   both
Henry L. Maxson and .Silas A. Wil-   who  made  .short  remarks. have   rodu**d" it   somewhat  from   the : Scouts   meet  weekly   on   Tuesdays   at : j.^^j,,,^^;^.^   „^j^
lams   Trustees   407 and 406 respect-       following   the   speeches   the   well- oritiinal  copy: \7.M P. .M.    Durintr Lent a service is,
¦' • • • :...i,.„-*;„„.j      L- 1,     o      oyster Dear  Sir:—
votes.
atrain able  to he about.
The   post  office   is   now   l<>cate<l   in its   new   quarters   in   Firemen's   Hall
[ venient   for   both    the    patrons    and
HKiHWATER  TIDE  TABLE
(Official figures for Sandy Hook)
Active Times Continue
At Freeport Club
Friday,  .March
Saturday,
Sunday,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Satunhiy,
2.3 24 2.5 20 27 28 29 30 31
K:07 a.m.
8:54 a.m.
9:42 a.m. 10:28 a. m. 11:18 a. m. 12:12 p. m
We are heartily behind the present administration and witth our Presi¬ dent a bit? success.—Ex-President E. B. Thompson.
Card  Party  .Next  Tuesdav ... ;     A  Bridtce and  500   Party   will   be   >•<'•  L Street Litrhtinir. .*12.000
.,':„ P'l"-   held next Tuesday evenin-, March 27. District
;'.lu Special   Dance   .Saturday   Ni(?ht      .   .
fj'.i^fS p. m.       — —  •    ' ^
ivcly.
S. Dimon Sniith, Treasurer, 4.'5.'). . D. F'rank Seaman, Collector, 43.5. The vote was divided between the two districts, as indicat€f<l for the head of the ticket, District .N'o. 1, 183;  No.  2, 2,59.
INTERE.ST CENFERED
IN   PROPOSITIONS
The iiropositions were all carrie<l excepting .No. 6, the lire alarm propo¬ sition,   by  the  followintr  fitrures:
[advertised     Frank     Seaman : stews were served.
FREEPORT
Owin,tr to rush of material this week we are oblitred to hold over a lot of material ready for this issue, includjn.r communication commend intr Liberty Theatre for not openintr Sun¬ days, till our next issue.
' The Life of Our Savior," in 7 reels, will be presented at the Plaza oil Tuestiiiy evenintr, April 3, for bene¬ fit of the Altar Society of the Roman
Catholic  Church,  with  special   music,   ,,        -     ,,,. ,   ^ ,   „     .
There  will  be two  nerfonnances, 7:30     <^ (lanKed   lime  of   Annual   Meetin); ur,A 0(in' '     At the .special meetinnt!- of the club
st   Thur.sday   evenintr,   the   time   of
The spook and coon dance will be ; ^,es iriven by the Entertainment Commit- ^'o tee  this  .Saturday  evenintr.  March 24. I
Prizes   will   be   awarded   to   the   best I     Majority in  favor makeup,   also   prizes    for    the    cake j No.  2,   Police,  $10,000 walk.  Ladies arc reiiuested to appear   Yes 83
a.-i   trhoBts   and . trentlemen   as   coons. I No (iO
T ickcts will be 35 cents each. j
Lecture  on   Yellowstone   Park       |     Majority   in   favor
Harold  E.  Brown will trive his lec-  >jo. .">, Cement Walks, .?1.5(io ture on  Yellowstone Park at the Club, Y^g g,j ^^^^
llou.se on Tuesday evenintr, April  17.   No 49 \o
Secretary   of .State   to   Visit j
Francis    M.    Hutro,    Secretary    ofi Majority  in  favor
^.        ^, ,. : nfJL'" t'^'An^*""""''  ""   '"'¦'''"¦'¦  "^^""!     f"^""'- "«^^ houses have been starte<l
I   a.ssume   that   the    question.s   are j noons at 4.,10. | ^^   ^j,^.   ^^^^^   ^^^^^^^    ^^^„^.   j,^,    j^^
asked  in  a friendly  spirit, and  1  be.ir ; -—                                    J Frederick  Park.     This company  now
to reply to them in the same manner, j     The viUatrc   sympathizes   with   our' i^       ,       ...ntuve^   in   .-onrs*^   .>f   ,.on
At  the  outset  let  me  say  that  most   school prTncipal   M.   E.   Powell  in   the | ^'" .   ' /'^^'hf^   '% ,^"7,?   [L   vd-
all vour questions applv {o the Coun-1 death of   his   father   whioh   occurred i f^'"'^'*'""   '"   ^^"^   ^*^'^"'"   "^   "^^   '''-
can    Missions;"   leader,    Mi.ss    Annie   V^' '^'''^^¦'•¦''"^"^- '^V'''''"^'"'f^'' *'""" I PoL^^^^^^^^^
Bwleli. Town   affairs,   and   are   matters   over|PoNve|l    in    Stoharie   (ounty.    N-   V       William    Valentine   is   confined   to
 — "ji-^^h   the   Boanl   of   Supervisors   of. Mr   Powell s place in -school was tak-, ^is  home on   Bedford  Avenue  with  a
the County, Democratic, as vou know, | en by  .Mrs. Tree, formerly  Miss  Hib- have control  and  supervision. j bard, one time local teacher, while he
1.     Relative  to  the  exijenditure  of Und Mrs. Powell were absent from the ,       -,, , . „,.,„,      t!ie   appropriation   for   county   roads | yiHatre.
day;   11  a. m. subject, "Othniel     the   for the vear  1017, that owinjr to the' 	
famous  ireneral;   7:30   p.   m    subject,   ^.w   tax   law.   funds   were   available |     Mrs. VV. E.  Hewlett, A. E. Hewlett, •.Stand Still and See the Salvation of  earlier  than  heretofore;  in  my  judff-!""''   the   Misses   Hewlett  returned   to
ment   it   was   in   the   interest   of  the i the  villatre on  .Saturday  after spend- county and town to have the work un-   •"«   the   Inst   three   months   in   Balti-
  Catholic .(ler   way   completed   at   the   earliest 1'"ore, Md.
.,,. !     On  Palm   Sunday   nitrht  there  will , moment   in  order  that  the   residents' 	
• '   be a service of Solemn Blessintr of 4   niiirht   havo   the  benefit  of  the   trood '      Funeral   services   were   held   at   the sets of vestments, richly embroidered,   roads  durintr  the  Winter   months.        i home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Carpen 162    245 I specially imported, for use in church
News of the Churches
Epworth  Leatrue
Topic,  Sunday, "Our .South  .Ameri-
Baptist
Rev.  William  Breckenridtic.  pastor, will   preach at both  services on  Sun-
1
101
4.5
0
17H
41
Total . God.'
277:
86'
severe attack of niuiiips.    '"Bill" says he   feels   as   if   he   h:i(l   a   baseball   in ; each side of his neck.
President Peter .lohiuson received ; word on Tuesday that thmutrli tho I earnest solicitation of the Hellmoro ¦ Boanl of Trade the Lontr Islan.i HaiN ' road had been in<luced to add to tho I local train service, under the Sprinir chantre of time-table, a v.-t'st-boumt train at 10:04 p. m.    These have both
„,     _....- 01^ ^'^'*-,/'""'*^'^";P«"-   been   passintr  throuirh   the  villatre  HS
,10 - Relates to a matter of business ' ter.   Park   Ave.,   on   Friday   last   for ; ^^j    gjj^ j^^;,,^   and the Railroud Com-
11.5 services The sermon in the evenintr judtrmeni. The Boanl of .Supervisors ! Myrtle Elizabeth Frederick, the two!,,;^^.^. ^f the Boanl has been workint? --—will be by Rev. John .J hum, of St. have by experience found that better i .year old dauirhter of Peter I-reder- f^^ ^0^,^ time to secure the added ac- ¦ •iJ;.Marys   at   Bensonhurst-by-the-Sea.      results   are   obtained   bv   trivinr   con-' "'K-     Burial    was    in     the   Lutheran I ^.m„,„j„jjfij,„,
  tracts   for   reconstruction   and   repair   t emetery,  Brooklyn.    The  Rev.  WM. , "   	
.S't:ite, will visit the club at the month ly ffct-totrether mttjtintf on Thursday eveninir',   Ai;ril   20.
and 9:00.
        -i-pai.
27(i; . '¦"t|l*'r«".      ,       ^ of roads to men w'no have been dointr   H.   Littebrandt officiated.    Chas. Hays |     Robert  R.  Scollav died  at  his homo
89       Services are held in this church ey-   this work for a number of years oast ^ «;'«   the   undertaker. • ^„   Hillside   Avenue   on   .Satunlay   of
 I ery  .Sunday at  10:30  a.  m.  and  7:45   and   who  ace  equipped   with   machm-!   i ij,st  week of pneumonia   after an ill-
187   P- ni-    The Sunday School se.ssion be-   ery and experienced help; prices have!     -'ohn    Wood   of   Lindenmere   Drive j^^^j.  ^f j,,,^.  (j^.^. ,(.^^,j.    ' |.uneral .ser- No.   4.   $4000   for   Litrht   Extensions ' *f'"^j}*-f" P-'1\\. '^''.^ L^^th^r Leaj^ue i been  less  than those made at a pub-j secured  a   posiUonyvith   the  Guaran-| ^j^ip^  were "held  at  his  late  residence
/rom Light Fund  ~^ "" "    " ""¦"     '   "-"          ¦      -¦•     --' -    > <"     -~  -
Yes 100        ir,c,
No 41 45
Boy Scouts of America, Troop 1, will have a lecture on tirst aid in its meetini' room, basement of the Episcopal Church, next Tuesday ev¬ enintr, March 27, liy Dr. T. II. Ev¬ ans, professor of Lontt Island Col- Icffe Hospital, and 2:!d Retrinient,  U.
liie annua) inO?tintt was chanKetl from ! ,, Majority  in  favor January   to   the   second   Monday   in   No. .j. Same as .No. 4, Water April. I     Yes 99        l"?^
No 41 42
devotional   meetintr   is   held   at   7:00   lie   lettintr   on   Mav   8,   lOlC,    in    the ! ty  Trust C:o.  of  140   Broadway,  New ;-pypj,,|.,^,   i.veninir    Rev    Harrv   Blinn
200   Pm. „  ,^     ,        u     •    ,     ..    Town   of   .North    Hempstead.       This   Vork and  entered  upon his duties  on     ,,,,tor "of  the   Bellmore   Presbyterian
„fij     Benjaniin    Hubbard,    physical    di-   was the  policy  of the  Board when  11 Monday. ; ('hurch,oniciatinu,   and   the   interment
 I rector   of   the   !• reeport   schools,   will   was   first   elected   and   the   first   con- !   took   place   Wednesday   in   Evertrreeii
1 SO ; •"*l'"-*",'< "t the monthly meetintr of the   tract Riven by me in this manner was I     Kev.   Frank  Draper  of  this   villatre j (^p^^j.^g^y
Mr.   Scollay   was   -U,   years   of  atre
Hood
Birthday Party {Majority   in   favoi'
.\   party   was  triven   Miss   .Marjorie j No. (I,  Fire  Alarm   Proposition Hatfield   of   North   Lontr   Beach   Ave-   Yes :iH 60
nue to celebrate her tenth birthday an-  No 109        1,50
nivorsary on Saturday afternoon from '
I Men's   Club,   .Monday,   March   2*i,   on   approved    by   the   County    EnRineer \ was    the    preacher    at    Holy    Hot . "Seven   Months   of  Civil   Soldiering,"   ^^^j   ^;;;n   by   the   then   Comptroller, ' Church.  New York  City,  on   Sunda
ROOSEVELT
B3
John  Lynn.
;     3.    Embraces a  matter of business ' hold   a   policy, and  is not directed at any act;
wirele"s apparatus in the Milburn ''l^nV"*-' '^"' eijoy*, , »"'' "fresh- Xtion Ifis work was pronounced , "i?"ts were served. Miss Betty Cum- 80 nearlv perfect that he was re- "i'"S« ^«n«'> a fancy dance and Mas- quest^   'to ^install   them   in   several. ter f. Kelley played on the y,ohn  The
.Nnthii
Charles Epple is sufferintr from ap¬
his early life was spiiil in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, when? he was enKatred' in the stcaniflttintr business. He was unmarried and is survived by his father, .hiiiies .Siol- lay, two brothers, Frank and Wil- li;im, and four sisters, Mrs. I'laiik f oran, Mrs. Jolui Baldwin. .Mrs. .\. S. Baldwin and Mrs, Lottie Scollay. Vi'ilb-jr F. Southard was the funer¬ al director.
No
74
FRATERNAL ORDERS
Episcopal ~~ j     The   Woman's  Guild   wil '^"  sale   ot  home-made   cakes,   pies   and   of my  administration.
bread   Saturday     afternoon   of   this,     4.    Let  me correct a serious error      j;, 981 week from 2 to 5 in the basement of  in  vour   charire,   that  the   first   War-1 viev 'i->'Jnhe church. renite road  cost  ?1.00  per yanl.  The ; Nhs
— i     The services Sunday in the Church   tirst contract was let durintr the ad-1 161'of  the  Transfitruration   will   he   Holy   ministration   of   Supervisor   Craft   at | No. 7, $5500 fjr H^iise for Hose 2     | Communion at 8 a. m., niornintr pray-   $1.35 per square yard.    On April 27,; penuicitis.
Y'es 71        10}^        239' er and sermon  10:45, evenintr prayer'1014,   the   Merrick    Road     contract 	
55 199   and sermon at 7:45.    Durimr the Len-   west   from   Rockville   Centre   to   the,     The entertainment and dance of the
 !L   ten season the weekday services are ¦ City Line, was let at $l.:i8 p*>r Vkrd. i Harmony    Republican   ( ub   was   at-
110! Wednesdays,    Litany    yid    Interces-. The   incroEised   cost   per  yard  durinc   ''•''^''«' py "*'""¦'* 300. and  is reported 1 sions   10:30  a.   m.:   Thursdays,  even-; the  last  year  is  due  to  the  increase,''  iileasiiitr success. in'.r prayer and sermon at 8; F'ridays,   in priee of labor and materials.    This . ~ ~ .      ,      ,  .
Evensonu-   at   5  p.   m.      The    speciaL incre:ise ha.s been so pronounced that       Thfi^Unitecl Boys   Britraile of Amer-, 	
IrUK Niakt A Ria Success       : ^^ountr,   Marjone   t^arle, Janette   van > •"-      -  "^   -    " preacher  announced   for  next  Thurs-   within the laat few months the State ; i9<^ <^<>;   }]• .-'tn   ""ttalion       Sitrnal ,     ¦; ,.^^,   Husy   Bee  .Sewintr   Circle    iiiet
msn l^lgni a Dig ouctess p,,i^^_ Audrey and  Muriel Ryan.Mil-     .The   nianufacturo  of  the   Stephens I day   evenintr   is   Rev.   Frederick   A. ; Hit;hwav  Department has withdrawn   ^orps,  held   its  weekly  drill  Momby I ,v,;i,   m,s.  Lanir-.lon,   March   1...     1 ho
The   '-Irish   Nitrht     for   benefit   01   .j^j^j    .Mahnken   .Francis    Doerflintrer,   P'ston rinps for motors started a few 1 vVritrht,   St.   Mark's   f'hurc.h.   Brook-   contracts for the coiiistrucllon of State   with   a   lartre  attendance.      The  drills ; ,n;jjt   nieelinK   will   be   with    Mrs.   1. the Church of Our Holy Redeemer, on   Dorothy   Alarlow,  Beatrice  Burkhiird,   months   atro   in   Soper s   trarajre,   but j lyn ,hi"-hwus   in    many   sections   of   the . lon^'^^t   "^   ^''^^   sitrnaliiit;   and   squad | {.(,^4, on  -March  J'.*.
Saturday  eveninK  was a  bitr sui'cesa. , ivjab,.;, j|j,yi^.i,i_   jjjgjj   Mitchell,   Miss   busine.ss   has   trrown   to   such  an   ex-I   i State    " " ilrills.
The    protrram,   followed by a recep-   (j.^0j„,an       Ue^ty      Cuminirs,     Doris; tent  it  has  been  found   necessary  to ! Methodist Church '   5.    Your statement as to my pick-   I     Alpha Council N...  II, ll   -f   \.. will
tion in Brooklyn Hall, was as follows., si^i^h, Nevada 'Pinkham;  Louis Doer-   erect a factory   which will be located |     An   Easter bazaar and supyer  will . intr a favorite road contractor of "the ,      I.ast Thursdav mornintr a lartre jai- h'"'''   '^   '^"'¦^'¦<'   "'"'   ''"","""   "^  >^" Introduction,   Star^Spantrled   Banner,   fli„j,j.r_ junior  Winston, Frank Joer-   on    Atlantic    Avenue.     Besides    Mr. j be   triyen   under   the   auspices   of  the   Branch"   is   without     foundation,    as : ratre  owned   by' Mr.   Bunlett,  with  a!li"l-'e   rooms   next    luesd:iy   evemntr,
St«P|i^"«v  the   inventor,   those   inter-. Methodist    Sunday    School    ami    the . followintr payments to road contract-I .^ifioo   auto,   was   destroyed   by   fire; I M"<!'  -'"• t"  whi.'h  the  p^'l'l'c  is  in- ested  in  the company are Gcortre  M. I Ladies'   Aid   .Society,   at   the   church,   ors show: small      insurance.      The" deWrtment | • ited.
Levy,   David   Levy  and   l-anU   Brad-; pjne  Street, next  Thur.sday  and  P>i-   101(5,       Hastintrs       Asphalt 'was  called  out  atrain   Tuesday  even- -    •   ;        .,.-.,¦.
ley.--Observer. , jay, March 29 and 30, afternoon and'     Block .M4,503.40   jnj, of  this  week, about  7:15, for an!     'I'he   Patriotic   (.iicle   will   ho.d   its
evenintr.     Useful   articles   will   be   on   July  1014,  to  date.   Roth   & old   barn    owned   by    Mr.    Libby   on I pi'io'^'hle and  domino at  the home ot
Spreading Out
n   thfi   Bccf**   fr«te of   I-reeport   and
al   cifRii cinity.
Dublin    Minstrel   Boys,   interlocutor, -^^^^^^    Anthony    Kelley,    T.    Kelley,
Raymond   Keirnan;  Mathew  Keirnan, Ri^hanl   McChesney,   Herbert   Rollo,
Leo   Ve>ulitt,   Ralph   Michaels.   John Robert   Edwards,   Morrell    Marshall,
Clinton  Eiran;   Musical   Trio,   Messrs. [.^ederick Gott.schaldt, Thuron  Miller,
Smith,    Fedden    and    Mauersberger; ^^^1,^,^^   Hatfield,   Monttromery    Mil
fessor    Weinhaben,    another    lodger,; ter  P.   Shea  secretory  and   retristrar      ^ ,        the .TunelOlO rerni" buT wa^ I wi"  be  retrular  preachintr  service  at  an   existing  corporation, "owninir   the Edward    Meaney;   Anton   Sauerblitz,  of vital statistics, for four years he-  J: f   "    tuc ..um   i,>n) tcmi, uul was,.„ f. 1 ,    >-., .      "^ ,     }    ,        '  ,   .     "
a    prospective    buyer    of    paintings, j KinninR February 28
John  Meaney. j 	
The protrram was well encored, the ; OBITUARY
numbers  being  excellent.     Music  for m*dv   *mx-  /^-oaiw
dancintr   was   furnished   by   Bailey's MARY ANN   GRADY
orchestra. !     Mrs.   Mary   Ann    Gratly,    atre
  , VI
Guarding   Against   Smallpox
Dr.   H.   M.   BiKKs,   State   Commis-|an(i~'was   buried    Tu'e8(ray of  Hea"' health
not reached till January, 1917, when'"^•'''^'' with sermon by the pastor, trround soutrht to be used for ceme ! an adjournment was requested by : Rev. D. S. Coors, indudintr talk to tery purposes, and the application in i Mr. Fishel, counsel for Mr. Randall, the children; Sunday School at 2:30 no way invaded the provisions of the i to the June term, as Mr. John J. Ran- P- '"•! Epworth Leatrue at 7 p. m.; Maloney law, prohibitintr cemeteries j dall was in the South. This adjourn-' topic, "Our South .\merican Mis-1 in Nassau County, 'ment atrreed to. he has now been re-| sions;" leader, Miss  Florence  White-'     7.    Is based on an absolutely false,    .,   „„,.,•„,    .  Rr.w.wivn-   Mr«    H»r
  premise.    It di(l not cost the County I ^.''"^ i«^'^'.°V'^  VV/mivi        «
.$19.50    for    the    county     automobile j ]\^'   "^   Rj<:'hniond   llill;   Mrs.   Sauer-
use.l   by   the   Super^¦isor.     The   total ^''L'^'^-^'^ <¦••'5«'^""^•^^'^¦• •^'"»!;?^''-
ly   expended   Honor classof the .Sunday School, at' cost was $1005.64.    Durintr this peri-   °'   Hempsead;  Mrs.   inorne, oj   rree-
Patrick's Day. The decorations and souvenirs were Kreen aiul white. .A substantial repast was served, trames were tilayed and many beautiful prizes were iriven. The truests were Mrs. Harman, Mrs. .Aube. Miss Grace Aube.   Mrs.   .Stortz,  all   of  the   Bush-
ble  evenintr   was  sent.
Jr. O.  I . A.  M.
The   roll-call   reunion   will   be- this  Friday evenintr.
hel.l
miles for county purposei
Prayer meetintr will  be held at the 8.     If  the cost of runnintr  Nassau
New York to West Babylon and after   Mrs "GradVi8"'survi'v;d   b'y  h'er'hus-' ^^r^P^L «"'' i'«Po«ed 'of.                         church   this   Friday  evenintr  at  7:30. County is hitrher than any other coun-
a   visit  of  two  days   returned   home,   j„im   and  fivrchildrc-                                    ^^"^ ^°^"   ^°"'"''   P"^''*"'  "   resolu-   The  attendance  at  the   prayer  meet- ty  in   the  state, and   I  (lo  not admit
all   the   while   sufferintr   from   small-                "                           '                             tion,  by  a  unanimous  vote,  instruct-   '"^'^  '"^  increasinir  every  week  under this  to  be ^true,  the  plain  answer  is
pox.     Commissioner   Biptrs  adds>        '           MARY  ESTHER   MILLER            '"*¦'   f'ounselor   Davison  to  carry   the  the leadership of Mr.  Secerson     The that   our   (ounty     Budtret     includes
"It is hoped that no further cases   '   Mary Esther Milk-r, aged 66 years. 1 ^¦«'*'«' **> " decision.                                      .seryice  is over at  8:U,,  so   all   who County   road   bonds   and   interest   on may occur, but in view of the known   wife of ex-Assemblvman   William  G.
.Mutual    Benevolent    Association
The anniversary celebration of Freeport .M. B. A. will be held next Widnesdav   evenintr.   March   2H.     ,Ari
and
sioner  of  Health,  sends  word  to the | Cross'CemeterV;  Brookiyn,  following!-"""ey, '"   'lefense   of   the   action,   H   th« home o^ ts te^^^^^^^^ 'iL'^'irL!^,': ^T™!!     ^''•'"^*"'': L'ue.sts ' when   the    hoste'ss    rendered   eiilertaimnent   will   be   provided
health   officers  of   Lontr   Island   of  a   « requiem  mass in  the  R.C. Church i''f".\';\P'-""^^  '"'"  °"" ' .       .
man, yyho on March J5. traveled from ' of  Our  Holy  Redeemer  at  Freeport. i ?1 VI!!./'!.i'?*-'..':''-i..'." ''""'*'-"'" '*''°"^'' meetintr will be held at the      8
some   fine  vocal   niusic.     .Mrs.   Brown ; refreshinenls  served also    entertained    with    instrumental -.   .
music
WANTAGH
rr,„'t„  H.I..  ..a...w,»  K..  <ti-o.li..«u.l      Will    'i'i-\7  "' r" i"«'i""T'"' '¦' I.'.'""72"   "'\xr       r\     5        J /^  »        -ii        ; ¦''o,  and  have  two  troo<l   times  in  the   If   these   items   were   deducted   fro
"^"'*%K»llr?"""h/.*^ ''/hl'^\'iL,. fn^¦,^J.''l"'.!^'Tl..'^.°"??^ Declared on Caterpillars same evenintr
you, therefore, be on the lookout for   linjjerintr illness, at her home at 1.57      ,„.      ,. ,.      *     r- r.
possible cases of mild smallpox in s„uth Ocean Avenue. Funeral ser- , ilf.-^assau County farm Bureau your neitrhborhood and urtre the ad- vices were held Thursday afternoon, | "5^ ''*"' l''""-" to reduce the number visability of all persons beintr vaccin-, Rev. S. O. Curtice, pastor of the M. , "^ ,.**'"'^ caterpillars throujfh the ated who have never been vaccinated.   I,'   ri,,.r..i,   r.flR,.iuti„.,  ..aMi..fo.i h«-..v. ' "leilium   of   the   school   children   this
wish to tro to the sock social cai^ do   County  road bond.s, and  maintenance
If   these   items   were   deducted   fron the County Budtret the rate per cap-
Mr. and  .Mrs. Charles  W.  Allen are
Ui/^u   cr>ur\r\t    kt/^ttc       '<•» for the runnintr of    the    County entertainintr  a   little   baby   trirl,  born
rllUti   Ot-MVJUL   INLI I to      ' trovernment   would    be   $1.05.      Your last  Thurs<lay.
(Special  Contributor) comparison   with   Suffolk   County   is  	
In chapel last Monday mornirttr, Mr.   unfair ami misleadintr.    Suffolk Coun- Percy    W.   Behrens,   proprietor   of
Masons
-At the retrular coiriniunication of .MassHpei|ua Lodtre No. 822, F. and .A. litl , at .Massapequa llall, Rockvilla Centre, on Monday evenintr. ,Ai>rill2, the Fellow-Craft'I)(>trree will be cnn- ferreil upon five candfdates. Tho iVliildle chamber Lecture will be con¬ ferred  by   Ht.  Wor,  William   11.  ( on-
About  fifty  from   Freeport  attend-
collectintr      the      trreatest       Notices  were  sent around  Tuesday i net   return   from   April    1,    1916,    to | masses and  then there is   ''''"'-. the    annual    speakin;:    contest  date,  for   town   and  county  fees,   in-
"...    1^.^     .-^     V..*-..     w....     g...j .^.......-..,    — —,    "-       1,1,^    ..ll^Vl     i.iini.    O.IV    L/KUU^Ill.    lli    UCI      VI..- .... .
his official capacity will be at his of-   its endeared her to many of the citi-  '"V'luai
flee from 2 to 3 each day to vaccinate ¦ .ens   of   the   vdie^   unostentatiou^  ""-b-   number"of"sint^ie-pH;.;7 of would be held either April 27 or May : cludinK fees for the copyintr and ex-
; \eavL a  nluce it  wil    be  difficult to 1 ""^  ''"»'»'¦  <¦<"•  individual  collections. "»•   , The   boy   contestants     will     be' tendinjf   of  the   tax   rolls   was
eavis  a  pluqe >t  will  be  difficult to [     .j,   ^   ^^^^^,   ^^ ^^^ ^^^^.^   ^^^^^^ ,r.„„e,| by Mr. Arthur and  Mr. Hub-, $8,617.82
"'*• ;..      1.;      .u;-      I-      __ 1      - h«r,l     wViHn    Vli«e    I?.. iT-^Viil.!    ar,A    IWlao ,       1.^../..m     A *.«;!    1      lOIC     *^    \jf...»u    'il
without   charKe.    any    persons    wh care to call for such service
tfendance exceeding that  of any  pre-
•Rev.  Thomas  S.  Braithwaite  offici-• vious   ball.      -Mr.   and   ^Irs.   Oeortjo
ciated   at   the  funeral   of   Mrs.   Cert- ' .Morton   I^ivy   letl   the   irrand   march.
rude   V'ath,   aire   73,   mother   of   Mrs.   The   proceeds   will   be   used   for   tha
Amiel Whitman of Seaford. .Saturdny   charity  work  in  the lodt?«.
, Doutdas. Arch . Support   Shoe   for ; ^:Thrdeb^i^_ci^; meri^_ Friday < hf th^ B^aH ^ Xi=s"^^^" .d  f^^^I^J^! hdd ^J^s .^2l '">.•
shoes and  tubea.
table    stand   in   the    Pitterman ^ _ support;   prke   $7 00      CrevoY^^^^^^^ U' u i..-* ^ . . County bills, no .supe;,y»- t   to the! fi„^ ^--jth many who had come to pay
..74 South Main Street, and in-      Dr.     PosnerS    Shoes    for    Baby. 95 So   Main St ^™^°'»«'«»-      Eugene \^ ells was elected treasur-  audit   for   his   owti  •     .or si,<ns the; the last tribute of respect to his mem-!
yon to cBll on him when in nt-ed ' Soft  Black  Kid  Lace  Shoe. pUin toe, Adv»rti«*m«nt! fL «** SI"'' '"Jj'*'^* *''**'*'¦*'   ^'"'^ u*'^ '''?'S? *'       "'"»-•  ""'^   "^^ ; <,ry.     The   sermon   was   preached   by,
of anythinsr in this line. . . Priee   51.75.     Sold   at   Crevoiserat's,  Aa>erti8eraent. tinnir officer. Edwin  gloat. .members ,,;f p-      .ditedby the other  pj;. Thomas S. Braithwaite and the,     .	
Advertisement's So. Main St. Do you want to sub-let a i,«i-t nti*y,l L a    .^^^°^^-i^^'' ^^ iJ",*, ^^ "''^l.. '*   ^^^   <*'  SuP^^v'" j interment wa.s in Greenfield Wedne»-. Rpv  M. O, Lepley, Ph. D.. will preach
day. Sunday mornipi; on '*'rhe World'* E»
BALDWIN ;
At  the   M.   E.   Church   the  paator.
AdvertiBement your
coal.
Advertisement
¦  you  want to sub-let a  part of I the Student staff play   "The Colleee       t"!
^oTo^ro^rS^irJXl^Tlt-^^^^^^^^^ --^-vored  to...n.wer your ^
to   eliminate  the'
, I in that way—at tl
Adverti^.«rt[of a classified a5. i:       ^r'^.t^^^^^Uf^'l^^iA^^
Sinclair  Raynor.  8  No.   Main   St.;   Wkahop   orH^oft?     You   ^i^ht   b^ ?i ?n.i^jT    t^'' '^-*^'^^"**** '*»^^'» nnest* „ „ . TJ  " ' | timate of Christ J and in the evefting:
Tel. 184 Freeport    The place to buy      Wanted-Automobile  mechanic. able   to   eliminate  the "^L?'rfhilh i h^^ /""« briefly yet fully. |     Wanted-Hnx^t    young    ntan    to | "Why People 0«'it,   Church."   Pmrer
G. Bennett. Smith. Inc.  renU in tha>t ^y-^t the Sffii^ co^^ competene head for khvth^^ /°   "Po'^KX   to   make   for j wait on customers 8n<l make hJmwIf meetintr on Wednesday evenirnr. Hpc-
Adverttaement!^ « cl«,Vifio.7.X winingcoatj^ 1ot» time and a very arjusinK and'   ^^^'"^ done m my administration.   8rei!iers.lly useful m gnrage. jtial service will be held every eveiw
Yo ara very truly, G. Bennett SmiUi, jnc.' ing durinir  Passion   Week, excepting
Hiram R. Smith. | Advertiaement  Honday and  Saturday
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