Nassau County Review 19160915

              Nassau Counfy Review
FREEPORT, .N. v.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1916
Vol. XX, No. 37
Freeport
Social and Personal    hi the Fraternal Orders In the Fire Department
Merrick
Bellm
ore
Roosevelt
.Sinifloiyjr.ii. of 5'if Hc.ioaj for -itle at Green¬ blatt* j;iti UtKittrxane K, Rai.'roaii Avtnue.; Mifh- no(Te. .Ns»eau r... nty Rtv w. UnB.lvaB and Gobetz». .Main ijtr-et; Siincy Smith?, Wen Merricic hu*ii.
HIGHWAIKK   UUh, TABLE (OfficiBi Hgures for .Sandy Hook)
Friday Sept.
S«tur<iHy,
Sunday
Monday,
Tuetdoy,
Wedne-dav.
Thur.Miay,
Friduy
3Ht-;.rdc.y
15
16
17
18
IU
20
21
22
23
10 ;35 p.
11:22 p.
12:12 a.
1 ;0(i a.
2:(;.-) a.
3:06 a.
4:00 B.
4:48 a.
.'5:31 a.
m.
m.
rrj.
m.
m.
m.
m.
ID.
m.
Tht quarantine has been lifted from th»; tiuthint? beaches including Kegel's at '.VNiodclfeft, and children of ail ages are now admitted.
ic< Item. Concerning Reiident. of   Our Com¬ munity, sitd Their Gu-.'ttj. Via.Is nnd SociaI   Art-in.
Crandell —.MiiJ Floreccr; Criindeil li Brooklyn has lieen vii«i!in^ ut tn; home of Mr. atid .Mr-.. M. E. .Maxoo, Long Beach Ave.
Malcomaon—A.   .-^tdnt-y   .Vlaitimifon psid a flyins  vi^lt   to   Iric-ds   in   tijf : village   Saturday,   from   h-.-i    present . home in Roanokt, Virginia,
' Charles (J. Niles, villaire electric light "trimmer", is p|i«iidiiig a two weeks vacation ifi the vicinity of hi» old home, ut Cobleskiil, Oneonta and Snbron, New Vork.
young- Mr.    and     Mr;3.     Otto     Si. Young of South   L'-ng   fieach   Avenue are   attending   a   conference   of   New York Life Insurance Co. empicyee White Sulp .ur Springs, Va.
i.ecrcc'frf.terbttl orgaoizAtion*
reeport nnd v.tin'ty.
itrrcit lo ail
Eascern .itar —A ij.fcial meeting cf       .lames W. FitzipalHck.  i.:i f'r'jeport   Chapter,   IJ.    D..   Order   of   ber of H4se 1 and of (he F Eastern Star, vml lie heU  this   Sutar- djy ¦j-.vninis. "t tut usual place.
Ki;ya! Arth .Masons. — Freepor; Chap¬ ter No- 302, will open after the Sum¬ mer receaii on Wednei-uay fV'rning, September '2iK with the Royal Arch V-egree.
Partidtic Circle—The Patriotic Cir- cif Will hold its regular euchre at the home of .\li». fJftie An tun. 4 Scott Piace, Ro'jkville Centre, this fnday evening, Sf;ptemher 15.
M(
x-mem- Ti- C Hiiicii. now a resideiJt jf .Mi uit V-rnon. called Upun .he chief Tues Jay -f this wetk. di.d se.-ids regardi to hia o.d a-!i(ici"Hte3
Thi» column iseditfid '.->¦ •: and all Items »hould be sent iMrtion undtr this heauing.
Born,   Sept. 5,  to   Lcuis   and Camerjon   Smith,   a   daughter, E,!a.
Fiar.k Rolx-rt^ is n-. and  -cinity.   Ail «r.l
oifife
¦ r^prvftntativ.- in Belmiorr , r* nnd new! left with him ¦ aretu! attpntion  as  at our
Jane
Mu h
In accordance •-vith a proclamation isriied by the P.'esiden'. of tbe New Ycrk State Firt-njen's Association, the annua! memorinl aervice ot the Fret- port Fire Departni.;:»t wi!! be held at Cbrisk Evangelic:;! Luthtran Church on Sunday evening. October Ist, under   tion of the club
Services at the M. E. Church  every S iniiay milrning at hi.3".   evening   at 7 ;45 • pre ichitig by   'He   pa.stor.   Kev. B. F   Ray.    All are welcome to these servif«!«; Sunday   Schofil   will sumed in Oc,tober 1, at   2.3ii. uttt ndan^'e of tho chil'Iref; iii earne«t requested on that date.
Crandell—.Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Crtui-
drll of Brooklyn, foriner   resident-"   of
Freeport. spent a few day.^i   this we>-k
Samuel
The Nas,<au& SufTolk Lighting Con,. pany in to move from the offices it has occupied un West Merrick Koad since the busin-sH was first started, to tfie corner   uf   .Merrick     Koad   and    Mnin
Street, in the building with the barber   ^t the home of .Mr.   and   Mrs ""'Jf K. Smith of Smith Street
Big Biill Game Tomorrow
Trjmorriw, Saturday. Sefit. Ifi, the IJjckory F. C. will again croas fiats -/Ifcith the Fri't'port A A. at the Sea¬ man Avenue t'^'ound."; at 3:45 P. M. ' ^VeathiT »!i i finances permitting, th»* yxt liireo games al Freeport witl priiliably m- with the Richmond Hill A. C. ftahylon A. C,   and   Sea   Cliff.
•e —Hempatead Lodge No. 982. gf Loyal Older of Mcose. has voted to purchase tne John Doty property on Fr.nt Sreet, Hempsttud, opposite Harper Park, for a club hou.se. The purchase prica was 312,000.
direction of the   Chaplain   ot   the   de partment,  Rev. A. C. Kurkau.
S.MAl.
Commodore Southard
Gets Ten Years
^t the meeting for election   of   offi cers of the   South   Shore   Yacht   Club ,
held Wedneaday evening, Charles H. : Primaries for all political parties southard was elected commodore f'v ' will tie ht-Ki in aistrict No. 3. whioh the loth successive year, having helo includes Smithville South and Bell- the position ever since the organiza- ; more, at Firemen's Hall next Tuesday 1907.    The  other   fro.m 7 a. m. to 9   p.    m.    All   regis-
frunk S. Snekeker, Jr., our authoriied sentative, if in, thi« villaire every Tueaday. will be plea.^ied t(i reeeive »t^ecirtl item?,  or m*M a,*pointnien».? i'or callinR fof same.
Single coiJM safe at Mrs. .S
Born September !<, .McClellan and re- Hazel Gainer Scott, daughter. Mildred full   Elizabeth.
Mr. and -Mrs. .ioseph Watts of New York City speiit the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. .1. Cillescie, Penn¬ syl vnnia -Avenue.
FIKE
MONDAY AFTERNOON
An   outbuilding in thd   rear   of   the
vacan' house o;i the James, Property (.n
; North Ciove Street  caught   fire,   prt-
. ."Umabiy from children playing with  e.
Jr. O   U.  A.   M.  Euchre  -Frteport j hoiiire,   Monday   afternoun.     Thomas
Council No   57, Jr. 0. U. A. M.,    will' W.   .uca= cf Hose 1,  who   lives   near.
hold a euchre, pinochle and   social,   at ' attempted to send in a still alarm, but
Cox--Smith Cox of this village i« member of the Robert Bacon   primary committee.      He   and   J.   R. W-stbury and   C.   A.   Coffin   nf   a Cove are the only names frnm   .Na Co'jnty appearing on thi;- lijf.
tiieir hull,   Kealty   Building.
day even ng,   Se;,t.   29.     Tht Hill   of   I'Ublic IS invited to attend, f
Fri
pncral
Kaymore   -M. B   Raymore left day for Boston where he  wiP   be
;un- em
Masons.--The third oeuiKe v i,I 'at coiifprred u[ion five candidate^ I'l Mm sapiMpia Lodge No. >*22, Rockville Cen¬ tre, next -Monday evening. Si',J*.ei:iber 18.     ihe historical   lecture will be de-
Accidcnts and Incidents
pk'yeti'iirthe'offiM^of Warren IL Man-:',V'^«' ^_l[^^   ^or. Phillip Herr=cha£t ! ;'h;,;;;;.'M^^^;;
Leviiiia .-^niall, charged with pubilo intoxication, wus sent to County jt.il for ten day, by Justic- Flint, Monday.
David, ion of Claronii. .innm, re- porti-d to the police Muiiilay morning that Frank Orocki. agr-d. 12, with habitat at Imperial liotel, biid his wheel, which was stolen hist Vr'edniis day. Frank said that a man who said ho lived in Kocl-vilic Centre came thero v;itfi the whi;el Ihursday. paint¬ ed it from red to black, aiiii -old it to' hun for 7.'> cents. I'hi' nex!, night about midnight Officer Kaynor cHUi,iit master Orncki and his 10 ynir old brother Joseph with n but' of tomui.iti- and carrots A'hicli ii-. said thiry Im.I "lifted" from a gaiden on SniKli St , "between .Miiler and Long Beacn Aves.; nn one L-uinpb.ining a^-'iiinst fhe boys, they   -.ere discharge'!.
Sorr.f I.ne stoic part of the curbure- tor ut A f.-.r belonging to Cbas. Sea man of H'lmpatead while it was stand¬ ing ill fro :t of a residence on South Main St. He appealed tu the police, who helped him gertlis car to a gir- age for new parts.
On complaint of County Motor Cy¬ cle officer Bertram Hope Kenneth Burns was fined $5 Sunday for exceed¬ ing ppeed limit in auto.
After examinatitm on   Friday   Jus tice Flint held Albert Jackson for   the Grand   Jury   charged   with   violating aection 2460 of   penal   code  referring   alysis.     He to compulsory prostitution of  women.   The  funera Tony Orara   waa   placed   under   $1000   interment
ni'ig, landscape designer. .Mr. Kay¬ more bus been employed for the pa'^t three months as foreman on construc¬ tion w irk for  the   same firm   at   Port
¦rVH.-hington
J. !¦'. S. (;iub-The J. F. S. Club illi i ita tea and eui'hre at the home of .Mrs P. Trumpfellow, on Coloniiil Avioue, tht' home beinifc-prettily dec- ¦"ir led f(ir the occasion. A pleasant iifiernoon was parsed with music and catdJ. Miss Boatrum pre.sided ut the „pirtno, arriivipanied fiy .Mrs. J. E. Fui- oy nnil iVIrs. Newton. Prize.* were av.'arded to Mrs. liostrurti and .Mrs. .v.-".'ton .MrR. f'reiGlitf.n, .Mrs. Celltr and .''Irs .-Vckeriy. Anio'->> others pte.uent w^re .Irs. A. Doughty, Mr.n. HK--en.  Mrs   Hul^iton nnd iMr>..   Ray-
(if Brooklyn
L O. O. F. —Next Monday evening. Sept. 18, at 8 o'clock, in Freeport Lodge the Initiatory LVgree will be conferred upen Harold King. ^ he Lodge invites all memhurs lo be pres¬ ent and help support ,N<;li!- Grand Walling and his stsjlf. Lij^ht retreijh- rnents will be -it v .il. i
while he was talking   with tfie    chief ¦ someone more excitable sent in a  gen¬ eral alarm, to which all cen panies  re- I sponded.     The io3> was tr.llir.g,
j Ho=e 1 has appointed ., t-.Tinmittee cf three to apjieur   before tt.e  Village
; Bourd of Trustees at its ne.xt meeting, and protest against the acceptance of mbinati.jii .vagon pur-
officers re-elected were as follows; i Vice commodore, William Schumach i er ; rear commodore, S. B. Donnell.'; 'treasurer, James Dean; recording sec¬ retary, Henry L. .Maxson; financial secretary, Clarence E. Jones.
Birdsall JacASon was chosen as measurer in place of A. S. Malcom¬ son, who has moved to Virginia. The Board of Governors includes the orti cers and Nicholas Cunningham, J. Wesley Miller. D. A. Ke:inedy, George B. Paterscn. ("has. M. Hawkins. D. S. .Mackay, F. C. Southard. Arthur Nn.-- worthy, F. C S. Knowles and Tim- oihy Cutler.
The Regettu Commit.t'jt stlei.'tud were F. P. Alcorn, Df. A. E. Hoa*:, Lloyd Cutler, Arthur D. Nosworthy and Alfred Chiiptrian.
The officers' reports  showed   alfairs
tered voters   should for their candidates.
The school  tax   rate   for   this   year has been fixed ht .^1.53.     This   is   but^
attend   and vote ;**"* **"*^'P'"^''^^°" '^-^ J'*''"'** **^» ; which ws? .?1 ."i2.
Howard Wood is erecting a new cot¬ tage on Linden Street.
Delhi.ore defeated .Mineola la.st Sun¬ day in a rather one sideti game by the score of 9 to 2. Next Sunday the Hubbard A, C. will be tbe visitors.
Harry, aon of Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Brandt, cf Oak Street, has returned to the home uf his parents after a six weeks stay at .Mercy HoiipiiHi, ^where he haa been under treatment for an ; injury to the breast bone. Although i not entirely recovered the lad ahoWa marke-j improvement in his conditiwi. ,
I (Jeorge 1 h^^rne., uf s'tevens Street, has secu.) -ed a position in the office of tho Henipstead Journal.
.Mr. a;:d .Mrs. Charles K(.elder iiave announctd the (.engagement of their daught-r. Lorntta Louise, to Percy Rhodes,  of thi- village.
l.eonar.i l.opee, who has been work¬ ing at f^ast  Hni!i,itun.   has   secured   a
position in .Mo li:,ehiix'.-i mi;l. Hemp¬ stead. «_^
.Mrs. Chas. Fpple and Mi.-s Phoebe Thome .-pent the weekentl with Miss Thome's si.Jter. Mrs . Ilenr;. Aborn, at Fa.-t Hen.pstead.
chased for that Company. The mem- be-'s claim thnt the wagon is not aa lireviously promised, and ask for its Injection on that ground.
As stated elsewhere in this column, ine apfiaratua tias been p'H:-:sed upon by (tie Fire Council and its acceptance recommended. Tlie api.aratud was compared with tbe revised specifica¬ tions furnished by the Mack Company, n;-.: -.vhile a great deiil Sf iii.-.-:itisfac- !' h wa.- e\; I- ¦--¦¦', lit tne job, ir ap- ! '¦ at ,i-H.-i'. It  was
Poos 1 rolley Service?
Editor l^eview:- -
Jvj.it a little experience    for   l.e:....-il'
of others who may be ei|ualiy ig-     •
'jf the way the trolley coi'hpany its patrons:
Having occaaion to come  oui i.,   liu; trolley from tlie City   Line   on-.-   night
this week after dark, I very naturally I g^j'^^'^J^ "iurmd over    to got in the first car that   came in, glad • y,^j   ^\,^^.^,^^ \„
At a  special   meeting   of   tfie   Bell m  flourishing   condition,   despite   th-^   more Bqjird of -Tirade,   hekl   at   Fire-       xi,,,   Lad'es'   Aux backward season.    Over .¦<70(J ha? bten   men's   Hall   on   Mondav   evening   the,'Hi,-. apent   in    improving    the    hoo^e    nnd   Frank L. Hack company   of   Freeport grounds and further irn, -oveoi. i l- nre   was awarded a contract to replace  the contemplated. pre.»enr roof on the L. I. R.    H.   depot
There will b^ over ion at the dii otr   and waiting shed in tliis   vilii^'.-   with dance next Thursday evening, the 21st.   a Spanish tile roof, hm!  i>, ¦!¦   i     .reel It is also   planned   tu   continue   the   new drain gutters Ln tne   cB^es.     Ibe Saturday   evening   reception.-*    durinir   contract for stuccoing   the   depot   and the month. v.aitii^; room on tho south side of   the
tracks wiil also be av;arded some time this week and this work will be .Uart- ed as soon as the roof is finished. The stucco work v;ill be of   a    neat   panel
Our Soldier Boys at Texas
McAllen, Texas, Sept. 2, 1916.
Co. I   7th N. Y. I»'»'>"i'..:-^^' y^,., ^„(, j,hen completed  our   deiiot   her Iv   th Nassau Couniy Review, i      -^ '   -
iary of Kussell (."unu'iiiiy held thur regular meeting last Tuesday. At this meet¬ ing it wba'dcHiTed tbat on the aftt'r- noon of aepternbtr 21st, the Auxiliary will hold ll Itn and social. Games of all kind »vi!l be enj(;yed b\ all, favora beii;g ;.;ive!i to the lucky ones. The pri.ceed^Jwill be iipplied lo funr! Tb.' fnends of the und til'eioeo "II- eordiiilly in present.
the   piano
mcniberi* ^ Ited to tie
Brgitininy
: Tt;
Lecture on
Richi.rd ffill, C.'i AmeMcan Committe Relief,  wiil lecture oi
liiu nia
no-iisaioner of tor Armenian the   conditions
.lifer a deWy of about two   montha, che new wagon of Hose 1  ha.H heen ac Cepted fiy the Fire Cuuncil ai.d Village thai   company .service,     ("(infract   for jthe wagon was signed   April If,   c.all ing for   delivery in sixty   days.     .Ac- I cording to the statement -.< to.    builo- ¦ers, shortage of niateriHl   delayed   tbe •delivery, and the wiigon   ,lid not rench I F'reeport until A'j}:u.-!!. 29.    Jt wua   re¬ but asked the conductor .f I could stay | turned to the New York service utalion in the car until the next one   came in, '
; enough to get a seat, and as no one said Rosedale, I never tiiought    to   go
; in front and see and thereby lo.aing nil chance ofa seat. When vvu got to Rosedale Avenue the conductor said [ v.as aurprised,
in that stricken country   with pictures   all out for next car per.ional'y   taken, the   lecture   to    be   '
given in  Brooklyn   Hall   next   Friday _^^ ^^^^ ^ _.
evening, Sept. 22.     Admisison will be ' as I   supposed he was gr.ing    back    to | ^jj^j'^,,^; ¦¦j''"'i-'j,, free. n-.,..    t ;_..      li :,i   u - ..-
~ Freeport, N. Y.
. LATEST MOTOR APF.vKAlCS , Gentlemen;-
I am writing to thank your for the copies of the Keview which I have bten receiving while here aj^l to give yipu a short acoount of the 9* mile hike '.'.'hich we nave just completed.
It waa the plan of the commanding officers to !-:ave the (ith N. Y. Division move as a division over a route cover¬ ing about 96 milea and taking 11 days. However, on account of the i->carci of water the plana were cbangeil and the regiments movtd out a dtv or ao September   1   fori"'""''-    The71tli left lirat, foiiowed at
llh  .> Roy 111 wiiribe one of the prettiest in tliis   vf-   shoves on Tuesdays, cinit^'.     The    Board   of   Trade    have ' rJHys and .Suiid.iV-. been \vorUiiig on this   project   for   the   years of age wi;'   I past six inonths and Justly   feel   much   show- w'l:   he pleased at the  succe.-sful   culininatuin   7 :^i> >-:'i ) ',)  I" ¦ of their efforts.    'I'he cost nf these im¬ provements will   reach   neariy     ^THlu,        .h-.hii Dixoi;.  •. most of wliich bas   already   been   :iuli-   from bio. li  ; lo- scribed.     Any reiiidenl of  the   viflago   pastj is itnprov,i who haj not done their shure is iirvited to hand tht ir subscription to any nieoi
aturday, I'he-itre
i hursilii Cliildrei
Septein-
will   hold .s.   Satur-
I   •¦¦¦•'   12
I of tl.e conipRoy
ayain    delivered
Obituary
i City    Line.     He said no as he waa go- , pr^^eport September ,..
I ing on to Rockville Centre    but   could |     The Mack Company,    ^hen    it   was
Inot take passengers any further, ao all , ^..^^^d that delav    woui'i i e i„evKa..le,
FRANK  ROCCO Frank Rocco, son  of   Salvatore   and Rosa   Farmlet   Rocco,   of    Alexander Avenue, died Monday of infantile par was    seven    months    oid. wus   beld   Tuesday   with   when 1   Greenfield     Cemetery ;   d'fl'e ¦
bond as a material witneaa by   County Judge Niemann  Wednesday.
Harriet Brone at the same time waa sent to County jail for 40 days for
Fulton, funeral director
CHRISTIAN MUNK
alone on a very dark corner I was stranded to wait ten minutes for the next car, but when it eame it aaid Mil- burn Avenue onlj-. I fomii'i'^'d rnyseif to wait for the nexl, ..:h^jT .vm:* tolci waa jast b'hind bn i '.il liehnid, bat rarrie I'l tftt:' vi'»is also R.,'Se S   «.-i;l   we. t   i..-.A.     By   that
proceditfe.
olation aection 877 of code of criminal   P'onjinen' hotel men in Na.aau   Coun-
ty. died Saturday ot apoplexy in h = sixty-third year. He is survived by hia wife, two aona, Frederick anl John,   of   Baldwin,   and   three daugl-
! tera.    The funeral waa   held   Tuesoay
I afternoon.
time 1 was juat   a   littfe mad.     After
another wait of ten m»:»stea.   and that
ail Hlone, the car came along lor Free-
Chriatian  Munk,   ona   of   the   mostjierr. one of the busiest places on Long
which had previ Mexicana.    ano
fiUnd.
I consider that-some  service Mr*. H. E. K.
Ferry Service to the Beacli
The ferry service   to   the   be«ch   is being   continued   aa   traflic  s«etDa   to
warrant.    No  regular  achedule    will j ASA R. CHILSON
be announced during the remaiader of , ^^^ ^ Chilaon, aged 68 years. „ the .ea»on but noticea will be pw'ed j ,„,^„ „,ij,„t „, r„„,^^^, ^^^^ ^. at the docks, andontha trolLya. Jamaica Hospital   on   Tu-.day.     -""un-
' «nl services were   held   this   Fridat CA15D OF THANKS j morning at Southard & Moore's   chap
I desire through the columns of  the !«'. Re»- »• 0. Curtice,   paator  of   the Rev.ew. to extend my heartfelt thank*   Preeport M.    E.    Church,    officiating
Freeport Spontanjf Ciub
In the ten round boot Friday night hetween Larry Temple and Voung Blackburn. Temple kiicn.'ked out Black¬ burn in the aectind routid.
furnished mi ii'i n.i'niit' onibHna'ieii wagon fo' tite u.ae o'.' lli* cijnip.r.y. an.I also for the in-itiuclioii of drivers, on I this *ngon. cngtither with an iostruet- or. hus been .stationed at Hose 1 houre ever since July '25, at no '.'xnense to the village, thus giving tlw village the benefit of the service, and the com¬ pany the additional time for inatruct- ing drivers.
The wagon is tbe International i^'e^ling's. 'Ae i Motor Company's A B. model, worm "'Kht snd returned drive. 40 b. p., and capable of So miles per hour. The engine conetruc tion is almost identical with that of the apparatua of Hoae 2. being tn- same model, with a four <^>linder .Mack engine. .
"The   ignition is Boerfa.    with   .-park and throttle control   on -steering-   col
a dav':- .ntetval by iiie  ! Uif,  :^iil, I'l: T:ti,  T4!li, i; lib hiu! I'i'h.
V\'e lelt iVlcAllen with toil equij 11.ent a week ago Tuesday ar.d 'jampeil the lirrt diiy al Mission, ti mile- away. Tne next day we iie.ved to A Ilom. 7 miles north ot Mission, am! the foi- I'lwing day tovereo H miles lo .Sterl¬ ing's Ranch. Here we had a shower buth. which greatly refreshed the rrieii. Leaving Sterling's the I'exi.i^.v we went to La GloriK.    ,^     ie-Mie!i   rmiicii
°.^   ber of the Bo^d, with   the   assurance
Jj^   that it wil! be   appreciated.    Joh;i   J.
Lowry is chairtnan of   the   (¦(Hiiiiittic
which has this vork in I'hiirge and lias
i.iev"t- li con^'irleraolt time   in   perfect
•irrange'iients.     The wotk will
.  be started i.oxt   .Vlonday,
lu-aed b_\ lb ri ifrom lier- over ranci:   the
next day.
I he 6th d.ty to.ik us t h Mexican    ^eUlel,ltn: of Slerling'^. and    ili» We reaciitd   Young's Inriher on.     Afft r s
i>agjni(-Se.ca,
i2 mil-s   north
following  day
run h.   9  allies
nding the night
there the regiintn;    reiu."nej ui Stt ing's r^ru'h   taking 2 davs more.
On t.ie IOth day we had hard   going
or 14 miles over dusty roads to lEdin
borough,   the   (bounty   seat.     Leaving
there in the middle   o'   the   r.igb'.   we
John.l. Bedell, who was operult .1 ii\v-.< tor Mppcn'.lieiti.- at .Mass^^ii H. •*¦ pitsl atui'jt two !f;onth.s ago. r'-tur-.-.'d to his home on Merrick Ruad .Monday of thig 'A'eek. Allliough mucti im- liroved. Mr. Iledell has not ye', fm::. I'ejovered froiu hn illness.
Miss .I.•.¦i?e Conklin. who bai^ been speiiuing the summer with relatives and friends in Bellmore, returned to her home in the South on Wednesday of this week.
.Miss.Marinn .'Wilier of Baldwin is ^ visiting ut ihe home of Dr. and -Mrs. '-¦ William W'Ife on Grand Avenue. i
H'arvey Srni'h of Centre Avenue ia vi-iting at the home of his aister, .Mrs. Edwin Seering. in New York Cily
;n Lakewoo
There -.-e lili;u la..I  '.'..-¦ Club bad a . nfterri'^oe   '. tjeafor'i .^ . M   I.
:. -    1    vi.-ili!
1 .-'¦.•.
¦¦ n'.
1,1. .ii
u;    at :,o-:kei
1      •      .oll.-.i- .    .!    1-lelJ
1    1      : o,.^   IS unday
1-      ...,l    louniev   to
¦    ::-.•    1 1     th'"     Y.
¦        ;      ,   leepi.li      l.l.H
the   home   of    Mrs. ' 'in Hoods   '*.vetiue.
Dr. William Wolfe and Jerome Mes siiia. accompanied by their families, enjo>ed the early part of the week
the bay.     During the trip Jerome  and i '"'[J J- •'^^;|''*' '." ''harge. 'Doc" tritd concluaiona with the finny :
In the firat aix rouni bout hetween i ""!"• ""'^ '°°' accelerirtor. In the Kid Lock and Kid Parker, Lock won. i *"««'" "' "°«« ^ **"' «'"*"¦«' c^n'rol is In the aecond six round  bout   between j ^J'/"o' accellerator.
Kid Packo and Lew   Corbett,   stopped I     ^^*'   body is built of *tee..   witii   a . ..        u ..a  ,     ,
in the fir.t round.    In   the   first   four j "'«d '^"P^^ity f"' 12"« <«*' "f ^ inch   n««sed through a ram ,_toroi und  land round bout between  Kid   Murphy   and i ^o^''- „      „   , •'*^,^'"-''' '" '-'"'"P "^""^ ' '¦^^ ""* '"«f"
Young   Cuba    atODDed    in    the    firat I     A 35-gallon Holloway type chemical   '"^
      .           .., .. —n."   ,ntprm«nHn Pvnrp.a Hilla   Cpm.'t^rv'   rounrf      In the aeconrl ftiiir round boat   tank ia provided, mounted just back of       The whole trip was one not easily to   tribe and  hb   on   their   previous   trip,
to our friends   and  neighbors for   the , interment in Cypress Hills   ^«™'''">. ^^•^^'^.'^./^^^^^^ the driver'a seat.    Thia   tank   ia   pro-   be forgotten and t.ie    only   disoomfort'Doctor's pole proved to be   the   btttee
WESLEY  VERITY draw.     In the third   four   round   houi   vided'with a by-pasa ao that the water   was from the salty water   we  tad   to   of the two.
Wesley, better known to hia friends   between  Bobby   Sand«'rs   and   Johnny | f;;":^, Jhe     hydrant   may   be   forced   drinK and last night a rum storm.    But aa "Jim" Verity, waa  found  dead   in   Williams, Sanders won. bed in   a lodging houae at 100 Johnson       I" the ten round   bout   for   tonight St., Brooklyn, on Friday night. Young Cardell of   Newark.    126   lbs.
Investigation by the Coronor showed  and Kid Sullivan of Brooklyn, 126 lbs
Hrs. t''ii!:i) Tiu.-.i|ifeller of thi* (ot.e v,-i.:' 1 It.ember of a happy t'Bfty • •¦' III ¦¦kl;.ii frieri.lH who attended the Miirdl Gras festivities at Coney Islanrt luefeday tvenir;g.
The reguiar weekly .Sa'.iirday nikht dances at Alpha F'ire Hall, given un¬ der tiie au pices 'if the Social Five, are well attended. Jn Saturday, Sep'enber 2^, the special feature will be a prize waltz.
Episcooal Church, St. Paul's Mis- fiin. Re". .Adelbert J. Smith, deacon in charge; residence '22 Henry St., telephone 1128-.M. Services Sunday morning, Holy Communion at 7 :,S0 a. m., instead of 8 ;00 a. m., with the Rev. Roy Farrell Nuffield, Arch- Deacon of (Queens Nassau, as the cel¬ ebrant. At 10:00. morning prayer and sermon will be held, with   Rev     Adel-
sympathy and consideration   extendejd me in my sudden bereavement.
Mrs. Wesley Verity.
AdTartlawnaat.
To whom it may concern;
My   wife.   Mrs.   Louise   L.   Smitb, , - ,,_ ....l.
having left my bed and board, I here- ! that he had died hy strangulation from In the six round bouts between Jake by give notice that I will not be re-i asphyxiation with gaa. and that the Brandt of Brooklyn and Johnny Murry sponsible for any debta incurred by i f?«8 jet waa turned one quarter on. of Brooklyn, both 122 lbs. Mickey h^r Peter R   Smith tbough not  burning.     The   valve   was   Delmont   of   Pateraon,    and    Johnnie
Advertisement ! loose and it  ia   thought    Verity   aup-   Dunn of Brooklyn, both 110 Iba.
—  I posed that he had the  gaa   all   turned; 	
off when he re.tired. There waa no known cauae for him tt) commit aui- cide and the Coronor rendered verdict of accidental death by asphyxiation.
Mr. Verity was brought to this houae by a atrange man at o o'clock Friday afternoon   and at
The attention of lovera of the bay is called to the adv. in thia issue of Gor¬ don P. Ellison, who ia compelled to ,Hell out ins boats and engines, because of it! health.
wetting down," and tbe chemical is expected to be a very valuable addi¬ tion to the department, the only other in aervice being mounted on Truck 1. A perforated sheet steel basket for the chemical heae ia mounted over tbe tank, and 20O feet of chemical hose is provided.
Plenty of alarm can be given   when
the   apparatus ia in aervice.   it   being
Children Not at Movies Yet,' equipped with a ten-inch bell   and   an
electric airen horn.
Two laddera are rriounted upon the side of the wagon body, one of 20 ft. and one of 12 ft.    All motor combinu-
through the smaller chetnical hoae for   the men hit camp In i happy  frame of   Crcfrtitrt I arlc   lailt^ti "wettinff down "   and the chPmieBi i.   mind   hat inir fieen informed   that   the   ricc^mri Ldus jdiicu
mind   hat ing been informed   that   the 7lBt Regiment leaves today for   home and lioping that we   may   soon  follow. Yours very truly.
Stuart Cutler.
Congressman Hicl^s
fhe Savage Sehool for Phyaica! Ed¬ ucation 18 a new advertiaer in the Nassau Couniy Keview this week. Aa the new Welah Law, making physical training obligatory in every achool in the Statu is now in eflect. there will be an increased demand   for  teachera.
Fur work left now remodeled rft lower pricea. Kegel's. 47 Railroad Aveaue.
AavartlauBMit.
Try tny apeciai   box of cut  flowers,
76e for the  weekend.    C. R.   Ankera,
' floriat, Rockville   Centre, L. I. ;   tele-
yphcne connection;  delivery anywhere.
No children are to   be   admitted   to
movies   or   public   gatherings   in   the
Villsge of Freeport till Sept. 25.     Dr.
Runcie, village health officer,   informs
o'clock that   the Nasaau County   Review   represen-
Huntington. Sept. 7.—Last night Alfred Corse. 19, and Erneat Jackson, 17. of Freeport. were arrested by Dep¬ uty SherilT .Arnaza Bigg.'s. after a complaint had been made by a number Jq Lecture "^ resldenta of Lloyd'a Neck that the ,, .,     ,    ,,     ,,.  , .,,   boys    were   beating   a    horse.      This
Congreasman tred C. Hicks will „,„„i th.y were arraigned b^ore ecture on "Ancient Ru.na .... Brook-' j„^,i^^ „f ,„^ p^„,,^ Lowndes and lyn Hall, on Thuraday evening, Sept. i 28, under auspices  of   the   Federation
Next Thursday evening a service will be held at the church at 8 o'clock, thia being St. Matthew'a day. There will be evening prayer. All are cor¬ dially invited.
Florence Esther, and Jane Bush, the yuung daughters of Mr. and Mra. for Beating a Horse '^'has. Morgan, were baptized last Sun¬ day morning by the Kev. Adelbert J. Smith.
The Altar Guild will hold their first meeting aince the summer vacation at the borne of their directress, Mra. F. Munroe. Monday evening, September 18'h.
night he was found dead. tative that if   conditiona   continue   to
Mr. Verity   was   HS   years   old   and improve he   will   recomn.efld    to   the
was a meniber of   the   Coaat   (Juard, tioard of Health that   ali   reatrictions
atationed at  tbe   Point   Lookout   Life aa to children attending   public   gath-
Saving  Station.     He   is   survived   by erings be removed  after   Sept.   25,   a
his wife. Mra. Anna Guhl Verity,   and week before tbe date set   for   opening
four cnildren, Elizabeth,   9   yre. ;   Al- schools.
tion wagona of the   present   time   are built with these valuable additions. A complete Ruahmore    self-starting
of Men'a Cluba.
Paralysis Conditions
at Freeport
Since our laat iaaue one case of  pel
M\\'!i!i^^';'."L':''f.'!'"...J.'i!!''*!!-'--'?'i'""^y^^^^^ '"h^
eluding voltmeter, amiiieter.   generat-
berta. 7; and Margaret and Dorothy, twins. 4 yr- He wua a member of The Surf man's League and Freeport Council No. r.7. Jr. O. U. A. M., both organizations attending the funeral ser vices in a  body     The   services   were
or, starting motor. 9 volt 120 ampere Willard battery, 2 electric headlights, 2 electric sidelights, 1 eleotric tail liKht. 1 portable trouble light, Tl-e Ri^ishniore system nas b< en in use upon U I      •     r- i'rru(-'.>< 1, a great deal    heavier   motor
faraiySlS Cases   for over two year.=, and haa given eom Three cases were   reported at   Ros    T''*"'^ satisfaction.
Fewer Infantile
At the Plaia, weak of Sept. 18th. Monday, Harold Lockwood and May Allison in "The River of Romance," Billie Burke in "Glu'ria'a Romance." "H'-r Fighting Spirit.'" Tuesday, Convtance Collier in "The Code of Marsia Gray." Wedneaday. Lucille Lee Stewart* ni 'The Destroyers." Thursday, Edna Goodrich in "Arm- lUrong's Wife." Friday, Vivian Mar¬ tin in "Over Night." Satarday, John rymore in "The Lost Brida- " Programs mailed upon «it,
Aflvirtisiaiiat
home, SU Smith Strept, Rev. Wm Breckenrii^ge, pastor of the Baptiat Church, ofHeiating; interment at Jer¬ usalem Cemetery; Fulton, funera! director.
Weekly   Weather   Report
(For our readers in other localities)
Friday, Sept. 9. clear in a. m., heavy showers in aftsmoon., rain dur¬ ing evenin;:, cleared otf at night.
Saturday, clear, windy.
Sunday, clear, flna fall day.
Monday, aame.
Toaaday, same.
Wednesday, very foggy. in a. m., clear early.
Tbariday, claar.
lyn for the  entire   Countv   of   .Nassf.u       ^^^^   ^rPBratos   te   painted   cream,
to* match and is let-
held Tuesday afternoon, from   hia late   ^"^ 'he 24 houra ending at noon Thurs-1 ^^''^h maroon running gear
day. September 14
the   reat of the appiratus
Tbe^tolai'from'raat Thursday   noon, ' i,"**^. "P«" J^^^ V^' ."''*" ^^..^- ^'. *•'•   '"!'""JL" """'.T'i.-*'' )""""!
one week, was 10, against 14 for the previoua week.
The total number of cases tn date is about 180.
The cases reported:
Baldwin—Margaret Jacobs. 3 year.s.
Lyn^iook—Milton Dalaton. 7 yeara
D.,  and   UDon   tfie   hood,   both   aides Freeport Fire Dept.
The completed    apparatua i
i Village of Freeport, as noted in anoth¬ er column, thia making a trital of 19 cases, riie cuse of Alvin Jackson, olficially reported as being in Free port, is at Stevens St..    Kooe«evelt.
Multiplicity of Pearsalls
Roy I). Pearsall announces that he haa purchased from E S. Langer and S. P. Pettit the "Freeport Press" on Church Street. For the benefit of bi» th(K the Pearsall in th--- Fivt;., ' i -.-» and the re..rBLlig ni t'le' .Nassau county Review   huve   not   any   buainesa   con-
pleaded guilty-    They w^re  sentenced ; to aixty days in the Oiunty Jail.
They confessed they had stolen    the horae and carriage from    Alvin   Jack¬ son, of Wantagh   Avenue,    Wantagh. It ia sail that    the   young   men    were ; trying to sell their outfit.
Tt.e authorities of Wantagb will have to wait until the aixty days are up before their warrants can te.served on the cnarge.   -Times.
Unclaimed rVtter.-
(Freepori Poit Office)
Anderstm. William Burdett. Wm. A. Bedell. .Mrs. Cassie Brown   .Mrs. Clara Frye, Miss Alice Fuckes, Mrs   Garry t'Jehan, Misr Marmaret Hoyt, Mis? Frances Hagerty, Mrs. Uarry J.
.No further changes have been made regarding the date of the opeiiiogof the public achocils. which haa been set f.r '¦l:nober 2 The I'L'adiers have beei. ir.stiucled to report <n Septem¬ ber '20. whe" plans will be fully laid out and  disiussed.
I^fv. E. O. Tree has reaigned ua pa»t(* of Itie M. E. Ctiurch. The Of- hrikl Boarii of the church laiil the pa|;er ul. the table for u iri'irith Poor health causes the aclion of Dr.' Tree, v..I.ll haif worked hard for the past three y.-ii,-« afler havii,g previoualy retired a* an active miniflter Dur- i/ig his pastorate the church has been built here.
Elwood Tabor of Brookiyn im tsm- P'orarily filling the iiiiipit.
the best obtainable  snd is expected to   oections whatever, as might be   infer-   Mr   and Ur*  Gsorge N. Jonee (2) materially aid in keeping down the fire   'ed from the similarity of namew ¦ ^'^tl, Mrs   N. „  . ,^
loss in Freeport. -—    .—7 T"-" .    "     "   ^"•¦^'^°^' /orman   L.,    Publisher,
To obtain tike  best   reaulis  in  pre-1 Vjindewater btreet.
Central Ave.
26
i^.j'iiuiuvn—niiiiuii i-/m»i.un,   ( years ; i .^
Ruth Dalston. 4i years; Ethel Griffen-i Tots at Isolation   HoSpital   •"^'"'^ "^•*^^"   LLCO JUMBO   fruiti Murry, Mrs. F.. 1424 haflsji, ."ii years. '.i i     p'ultnn',. A„,hnU„^.» « ,„;-   ., , Jar Rubbers on al! M..=icn   u.id   Light-   Mortimer. .Mr. F. E.
B.i.„i„-wi,,,.„ ,.,L., ,,.j„. in';..i'sX^°s...\.or.r3;pV|rB^^
Oceans ide- Baldwin— Rooaovalt—.\lvin Jackaon, 4  yeart.
14.
L.   I.
Sullivan. Mrs. A   J Stripp, Mr. Peter Stuzke. Edward Travis. Dr. W. C. Wail, Mr. A.
T. Benton Smith, P. M.
AdvarriawMBt 1 September 12, 1916.
Trulloy Company
Must Improve Road
Village Clerk Shea, by llirettior. of t the Village Board of Trusteea, has aerved notice to the Freeport Railroad ,Cu., to repair and fill in with gravel. j itH road on Grove Street, from Atlantn , Avenue t.j Front St.
j Primaries   Next   Tuesday
Every enrolled voter abould attend I the primaries next Tuesday. Tbe polla are open from 7 m   m. to 9 p.  m.
Furs remodeled, bongh^, sold and exshanged. Kegcil's, 47 Railread JAvewie. Freeport.
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