Nassau County Review 19170928

              Nassau County Review
Official Pvper, ViOage of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1917
Vol. XX, No. 39
Had to C^t^^;^.^ this^^*^^ ™^ ^^^^^ week even our Linotype could I FOR  EXAMINATION
not handle the type setting and ; 	
it is necessary to hold several' HempHtead   Quota   Not   Complete—
items till our next issue.
.Nearly  100 .More -Men Needed.
FREEPORT
,     The local Exemption Board for Dis-
  [ trict No. 3 issued a call on Saturday
Single r«i.ie. of the Review for laie at {for an additional 500 men to present
Creenblatt'a and Bralthwaite'n. Railroad .*ve- | themselves    for   examination   on    Sat-
rasiu'aJf I'ilS* G'beu""M.Pn'''^tVLt?SpiT: ] urday and Sunday, September 29 and
%er'»   Stationery  Store.   Grove Street;  Mich- ' .'JO. bef;inninK at 9 a. m.    The complete «off'». Wot Merrick Road.
HIOHWATER  TIDE  TABLE
(Official   Fijfures   for   .Sandy   Hook)
Friday, ept.
Saturday
Sunday
Monday Oct.
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
2K 2'.> 30 1 2 3 4 5 6
.5:48 P.M. 6:22 A. M. 7:14 A.M. 8:03 A.M. 8:52 A.M. 9:41 A.M.
10.33 A. M. I   "¦'.; 11:27 A.M.       ^2
12:25 P. M '^^^'^
list follows
R^d Ser. Letter No.    No.
89-a 272."> Raymond S. Curtice, Fpt. 109-a 2710  Leslie Brown, Freeport 782-a 2723 .Jos. E. Kellar, Freport ; 1059    15K Hilbert R. .Johnson, Freep't j 1060 2362 Chas. W. Treadwell, Hemp. 1061    77H Fre<l  Southard, Hempstead 1  Ansel M. Baylis, Seaford 187 Joseph Rin>,', Freeport
The Freeport Sporting Goods store on Railroad Avenue closed up last week.
A. S. .Johnson has been awarded a contract at $2000 to lay concrete side¬ walks in the Village of Babylon.
107K 1070 1080 1081 10X2
1064 2507 Chas. Pfalzer, Hempstead
1065 52 Harold S. Kropp, WantaKh
1066 105 Jas. E. Stiles, Freeport
1067 2384 .John Maddis, Hempstead
1068 650 Antonio P. Leoni, S. South 1060  1420 Howard  Lacey, Oceanside
1070 1553 Toros Ekizien, New  York
1071 2101   Bartolomeo Trebino, Bald'n
1072 863 Terrenes J. .Moran. Freep't
1073 36 Frank E. Roach, Seaford
1074 1387 John E. Denis, Oceanside
1075 2203 .Sam'I A. Klein, Hempstead 1401   F. Alonzo, Lohk Beach
085 Arthur Johnson, Hempst'd 352 Allen Chantler, Freeport 418 Charles Senf, Freeport 920 John E. Graham, JJempst'd 456 Owen J. Burke, Hempstead 806 Kenneth S. Waterman, Fpt. J1083 19.53 Ederar G. Johnson, Freeport I (Jackson on list)
I 1084 2094  Wilbur Langdon, Baldwin j 1085 2383 George S. Mott, Hempstead I 1086  1176 J. T. Jackson, Freeport I 1087 1717 Geo. Virone, Lonjr Beach I 1088    416  Frank  Grossman,  Freeport 617 John H. Carpenter, .Merrick 526  Fred'k   J.   Bartsch,   Hemp. 609 John   .Marlow,  Merrick 613 Samuel Davis, Hempstead 31»> William H. Bolz, .Merrick 316 Jerome T. Nolan, Roosevelt
1095 21HH .Morton E.  Haass, Freeport
1096 274  Adolph N. Brickbach, Rsvt.
1097 1837  Paul Jaetror, Bellmore
1098 94H Edw. IL Wells, Freeport
1099 12H3 Theo. U. Witrsins, Freeport
1100 116K  Harry   E.   Maule,  Freeport
1101 2613 Gilbert I'.  Ribut, G. City I 1102  1719 Eugene V. Gomes, N. Y.
1103  13.53  Harry   W.   Wolfram,   Wan. ...        If-    TU-    \X/     I 1'"''  '*^^''   Miithi Wallenborn, S. South
Mineola rair Inw Week     ; nos 2033 Wm. J. Smith, Baldwin
With  Kood  weather and  better ex-|iio6    .546 Edw. Stevens, Freeport hibits   than   ever   before,   the   County   iio7 1154  Wm. A, Follest, Baldwin Fair at .Mineola this week, is attract-] iJ08 2580 Ralph Diaz, Garden City in-r   unusual   crowds,  with   the  added: mo    7;j4 Fr^nl^ Kramer, Freeport attraction   of   a   military   drill   every | mi  2435 .Stanley Paiz, Hempstead
Real  Estate
Charles C. Moore reports the sale of the residence of Georpre J. Harri- , 1076 son, at LonK Beach Avenue and Pine j 1077 Street, to L. P. Stone of Freeport; also the house of (ieorKe Brown on Ran¬ dall Avenue to Frank H. Coward of Roosevelt; also the house of Jake Post on Onslow Place to Mrs. Anna Ebsen of New York City. He has also rented the newly completed 3- story Petti*^ bui'dinx on Merrick Road, flats and store, to Maurice Terentz of New York City, who will open a children's specialtj' store.
I 1089 has: 1090 and^ 1091
More Laborers Needed
The local Ited Cross Society plenty of material for sweaters other needed supplies for your soldier i 1092 bey:; a:i:! not cnouv.h knitters. .Are ' 1093 you .still putting off doing your share? i 1094
Banks Continue to Prosper   i
The (luartcrly rciiort of the Free- : port Bank, publi.shed in our last is-1 sue, shows a stciiil.v increase of pros-| perity. The <leposit.s and resources j are about $50,000 higher than at the i time for the la.st report. I
ENTERTAINING OUR
SOLDIER BOYS
.Activities continue at the Army Headquarters at 13 Railroad Avenue. This is one of the big community in¬ terests that is worth while, if only to get us better acquainted with our neighbors, and in the pleasure of meeting, as we do, so many of the fine boys that .make up our splendid army.
F'rederick H. Plump is in charge this week, and like his predecessora, keeps something doing, starting with the placing of his flag on the wall the first night he took charge. He also knows how to make good coffee (so the soldiers say) and with some cake and sandwiches left by Mrs. Zulzer, supplemented by other donations, has made his guests doubly welcome.
The neighbors who have served since last list presented are: R. W. Nutt, Henry Story, Rev. J. S. Gould, John N. Hartman, jr., L. F. Comellas, S. A. Olsen, Furman Seaman, Thomas Cleverly, James ,S. Wright, Alvin G. Smith, Hamilton G. King, Alfred T. Davison, R. A. Miller, Ward C. Moon. Wallace R. Post, John J. Boland, John H. .Mahnken, Rev. A. C. Karkau, F. H.Plump, jr., Clifford Mahnken, How ard Mahnken. This up to Tuesday night.
LadieH Serving Refreshments Saturday night Mrs. .\. P. Davisson was in charge of the «erving of re¬ freshments. She was assisted by .Mrs. N. T. Cole, Mrs. Clinton Brown, .Miss Wright, Mrs. Berkeley Smith, .Miss J. C. Ross, Mrs. Averel Marlow. -A special contribution of 5 lbs. of Hotel Astor coffee was received that (lay, accompanied by 5 lbs. of Hotel .Astor rice, which was to be sold and the cash used for cigarettes for our visitors. Each table was decorated (for service) with a large plate of fruit, through the liberality of Pe- roni's fruit store.
Sunday night Mrs. Wallace R. Post took care of the solilier boys, assist¬ ed by her daughter. Miss Grace F'ost, who also presided at the piano for singing b,y our guests; Mrs. F. S. Snedeker, jr., Mrs. J. N. Hartmann, sr., .Mrs. Annie Chase, Mrs. E. W. Ault, Mrs E, S. Randall, Mrs. Jacob I'ost.
Committees The   cenimittees   in   detail,   as   now planned, arc ;is follows:
P^inance—S. R. Smith, Edgar Jack¬ son, William G. Miller, Fred E. Story, G.   Bennett  Smith,  Clinton   M.   Flint,
OUR MEN WHO ANSWER CALL FOR DUTY TODAY
MERRICK
BELLMORE
Thi« column i« edited by Rev.  W. H. I it- „   ,, ,      1-   ^     ,: X-,!   J    tebrandt aad all items nbould be «cnt to him
Followmg ^S the list of men notined i to  in.ure  In.ertion  under  this   heading.
to report at Hempstead for army ser vice, going to Camp Upton by way of Jamaica:
Gaetono Cuti, 21 Railroad Ave., Free- port Harold Baldwin, Smithville South Stanislau Prsibysenski, Hempstead Joseph J. Less
John Kopp, jr.. Main  St., Freeport Samuel   J.   Cheshire,     Meadowbrook
Road, Freeport James Verteromo, Hempstead Alex. Pelroske, Hicksville Alexander Walker, Long Beach Edward   Hendrickson,   140   So.   Main
St., Freeport Charles Becker, Hicksville James Samnaras, Long Beach Leroy   .Minugh,   151   Meserole   .Ave.,
Freeport George Carman, Hempstead • Otto J. Ernst, Garden City Charles W. Eckstein, Roosevelt Henry E. Grimshaw, Garden City Walter Pfalzer, Munson Archie Ramsden, Oceanside John  Pickstowski, Hempstead Ton.v Carra, Merrick Charles J. Smith, Baldwin Vito Fiorentino, Baldwin Milton D. Raynor, 29 Broadway, Free- port William A. Shea, Oceanside .Andrew J. Hejnas, Heinpstead George  W.  Darenberg,  Nassau  Ave.,
Freeport Oliver   Smith,   21   South   Side   Ave.,
Freeport Russell V. Box, Wantagh Fred Ondrovich, Long Beach Peter Mortura, Long Beach Sylvester A.  Azzato, Roosevelt Lawrence Spilik, Hempstead Walter  D. Crevoiserat, Roosevelt Edward   Tryon,  41   So.   Main   Street,
Freeport Charles O. Johnson, I^ong Beach   '^ Samuel H. Schneiker, 114 Church St.,
Freeport *
Walter E. Darling, Oceanside Alfred  Schloss, 112 N. Bergen Place,
Freeport Joseph  Edwards, I^ong Beach George Stratiges. Long Beach Owen M. Dangertield, Jlempstead Donato Buglione, 9 Bennington Ave.,
Freeport Luman Losee, Stevens St., Freeport U iiliam R. .Noon, 226 Smith St., Fiee¬ port Charles .1 .Maguire. Oceanside Wenzei Wenisch, Snwthville South
Frank   Roberta    ia   our   repreacntative   iu Bellmore and  vicinit.r.     All orders and news , left  with   him  wili  receive  the same careful ' attention  as at  our office.
The entertainment given by the Girls' Friendly Society last Wednes¬ day evening realized about $45. It was unanimously voted a large suc¬ cess. The members of the Society desire to thank their friends who so I generously aided them in their efforts. ,
William   E.   Bowne.  chief engineer
WANTAGH
Mrs. Charles SJchaefer has returned from  Burwell's Beach, Conn.
.A.J. Warren of the Bedford Branch .  ».     ,      , ^ ,..        , .1.     Y.  M.  C. A., visited with Charles  M.
at  the local   pumping  station  of the   Schafer
city water works, is enjoying his an- | 	
nual vacation.
afternoon.
The fair closes Saturday afternoon.
1112 2086 Wilford C. Southard, Bald.
1113 2215 .lames Albeno, Hempstead
1114 IOL'2 Walter  H. Johnson, Bald'n
1115 511 Henry T. Fleitmaiin, Hemp. 1U6 205 Fred Smith, Hempstead
Freeport Sporting Club
At the Freeport Sporting Club Fri
day  night the  6-round  bout between'1117 1908 Wm. A. Lester, Freeport
Packey Black of New York and Lou j f 118 2531  Vernon  B.  Wright,  Hemp.
Bailey of New Haven, both weighing j 1119 1576  L. Gualco.  Long Beach 115 lbs., was won by Black.                    i 1120    918 Raymond   Belmont,   Hemp.
In the  first 10-round bout between 11121 342 Jacob Albrecht, jr., Roosv't
Tommy Reddy of Patchogue and Wil-1 1122 860 Godfrey   M.Gilbert,jr., Fpt.
lie Gardner of Brooklyn, 124 lbs.. Red- i 1123 924 Francis A. McNally, Hemp,
dy won. '     j ^^-^ ^^293 John Gromak, Hempstead
The   star   10-round   bout   between j 1125 460 Lewis M. Shaw, jr.. Hemp. Johnny  Thompson   of  Oceanside  and; 1126 427 Ulie Smith, Freeport Young Sheldon of Brooklyn, 133 lbs.,   1127 2550 Theo. B. Bleeker, Gar. City resulted in a draw.                                    | 1128 666 Paul C. H. Zorn, Merrick                                  1 1129 2171 Arthur Fagan, Hempstead
1130 241 Harvey Valentine, Roosev't
1131 40 Chas. Henry Erase, Want'h
1132 1527 Jos. Cavallo, Long Beach
1133 2358 Louis Schoffel, Hempstead
1134 2553 Bradish. Carroll, jr., G. City
1135 1692 Alfred Stevens, L. Beach
1136 672 Franklin L. Albin, Freeport 1187    100 Frank Scandale, Freeport 11.38 1076 Geo. Anderson, Baldwin
1139 2403 Julius  Rushmore, Hemps'd
1140 1138 Ashfield  B. Copeland, Fpt.
1141 2194 Harrison C. Jennings, H'p'd
1142 157 Lawrence  Puck,  Freeport
1143 2307 James   lacona,   Hempstead
1144 236 Charles   Lamory   (Allomoy on  list)   Lillian   Ave.,  Fpt.
1145 1745 S. Tandygas,  New York
1146 1309 Walter Haack, Hempstead
1147 1168 Lloyd Hall, Freeport
1148 214 Howard E. Mole, Roosevelt
1149 2010 Geo. L. Ross, Baldwin
1150 629 Watson M. Emison, Merr'k
1151 647 Geo. Lichtenberger, Merr'k
1152 2679 John Koehler, Garden City
1153 864 Tho8. Fitzgerald, Freeport 1164 1492 Geo. Anatis, New York 1155 29 William Adel, Wantagh
1166 1830 Wm.  Schaefer, Bellmore
1167 918 Herman Goldberg, Hemp. 1158 2459 Jos. J. McClure, Hempstead 1169 1530 L. Clemowitz, Long Beach
1160 533 Zondre Allen, Fi-eeport
1161 1169 Grillio Guisepe, Freeport
1162 1529 G«o.  Constantinides,    New Haven, Conn.
1163 2626 Mike Sanak, Garden City
1164 1370 E. W. Boyd. Oceanside
1165 1397 R. Danter, Oceanside
1166 114 Elwood  Myers, Freeport
1167 151  Charles A. Post, Preeport
1168 1336 Henry Plate, Hicksville
1169 1984 Piatt K. Wiggins, Freeport
1170 1487 A. E. Andreadis, L. Beach
1171 1369 Edward Abrams, Oceanside H72 61 Noyes A. Morgan, Seaford 1178 2243 Richard J. Bleea, Hempst'd 1174 1834 Ernest Frischknccht, Bellm
Red Cross Notes
The annual meeting of the Freeport Branch, Nassau County Chapter, American Red Cross, was held Sep¬ tember 25, the following officers be¬ ing elected: Chairman, Mrs. S. H. Swezey; vice chairman, Mrs. A. T. Davisson; secretary. Miss Gladys B. Story; treasurer. Miss Edna El- dredge; Mrs. G. H. Hammond and Rev. Saul O. Curtice, with the officers from the Executive Board. A. T. Davisson was elected delegate to the annual meeting of Nassau County Chapter. The plan to give the knit¬ ted sets to Freeport boys was frus¬ trated because Nassau County Chap¬ ter had promised them to Col. Mann for the Rainbow Division.
In the Fraternal Orders
Long Island Council No. 550, Com¬ mercial Travelers, will hold a pin¬ ochle party at Mechanics' Hall next Saturday evening, September 29. The tickets are 36 cents each, in line with the general advance in th« cost of everything, including prizes.
The place to Ikuy coal. Sinclitir Saynor, 8 No. Main St, ttJephon* 184 Preepor^.
AdTCTttoaoMBt
It is poor economy to can fmits and vegetabies and then have thorn afaH hy using cheap or inferior jar rub¬ bers. T» obtain the best result* i» preserving, insist upon getting the LLCO JTJMBO RUBBER which haa the approval of Ck)od Housekeeping Institute, whoae stamp is on each car¬ ton, and the New York Tribune In¬ stitute.    "Oiese cost 15c per doren and|il75    603 Benjamin Brower, Merrick
1176 2298 Arthur  N.  Hansen,  Hemp.
1177 618 John G. Cameron, Merrick
1178 2130 Wm.  H.  Agnew, Heropat'd
1179 1684 Geo. Roomaf, Long Bsach
1180 1829 Lewis A. Leary, Bellmore
1181 1463 Samuel  Strauss, Oceansid* 11S2    98« Harry Hopkins, Hempstoiul
1183 1605 Francis Belek, Long Beach
1184 2447 Chas. Ulip, Hempstead ¦  J   * *          *_-••   1^85    209 Clias. Helfrich, jr., Roosev't
If you need any kind of fancy fran  j,gg j^j^ p^„^ Boytroo, 387 S. Main
«an be obtained at:
H. C. Schlnt<sr, Freeport, L. I. Arthur Whitehouse, Freeport. L. I. Wm. A. MacFarlane. Freeport, L. 1. Stephen Beck, Roosevelt, L. I. H. V. Cannan Co., Hempstead, L. I. Fussell Bros., WanUgh, L. I.
Advcrtiaement
Mtd vegeUbles at low prices patnm- ixe John I^Grcca, formerly with Butler, now at 74 So. Main Street, near AmtricAn Theatre.
1187
St., Freeport 777 Max Sutler, Hempstead
(Continued on Page 6)
C. -Milton Foreman, Charles E.  Mack,   Herman  Neuschaffer,  Hempstead
(Jeorge .M. Hewlett, R. S. Barrie
.Accommodations—S. F. Pearsall, chairman; Leonard S. Mabee, J. N. Hartman, sr.. Rev. J. S. Gould, Robert W. Nutt, F. H. Plump, Rev. J. F. O'Toole, M. J. Zulzer, Frank S. Snede¬ ker, sr., A. B. Wallace, Rev. S. O. Curtice, Peter Berger and Hamilton G King.
Entertainment—Elvin   N.  Edwards, chairman;   Clinton   M.   Flint.   E.   B. Lent, Forrest S. Dunbar. Contributions
It is impossible to mention all the domitions, especially of magazines, which arrive in profusion. When we get more than we need we will pass them on through the Library cam¬ paign or in other ways—nothing will be wasted.
Acknojvledgment is made of the musical assistance of Misses Leonora and Dorothy King, Mr. Van Reese, who have served on different occa¬ sions.
A donation of fudge from Miss M. Green, Wantagh, arrived at headquar¬ ters Monday afternoon, and was quick¬ ly cleared up—it's a pleasure to see a soldier "get next" to a box of fudge.
Cash contributions to date are:
Previously acknowledged John  M.  Harrington V. G. Walters Alfred T. Davison
$40.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
Total $65.00
Contributions   can   be   sent  to   the
Treasurer, Box C, Freeport, N. Y.
An   Artist   at   Headquarters
Tuesday   evening   Bob     Blake     of
RegimenUl Headquarters Company of
the 149th (Illinois) spent the evening
at headquarters, working out a sketch
entitled   "What   We   Boys   Miss   At
Camp."    He  was  some  slick with  a
pen and pencil and we would like to
have had  the sketch for publication,
but had to let it go  to the  Chicago
Tribune,  with   which   newspaper  Mr.
Blake was formerly connected.
Yadit Club ElecU Officers
The officers of the South Shore Yacht Club elected at the annual el¬ ection fer the reason of 1918, were jts follows: Commodore, Arthur Nos¬ worthy; vice commodore, Henry L. Maxson; rear commodore, Frederick C. S. Knowles; treasurer, Timothy Cutler; fiaancial aecreUry, George B. Paterson; recording secreUry, Otto S. Young; measurer, Birdsall Jackson.
Board of Governors—D. S. Mar.kay, Robert B. Austin, (Charles M. Haw¬ kins, J. Wesfey Miller, Nich. Cun¬ ningham, D. A. Kennedy, James Dean, Fred Southard, C. H. Southard, W. J. Schumacher.
Regattft Committee—Dr. Hoag, chairman; William A. Norris, Fred Gray, R. O. Purvis, G. A. GoeUchius.
The annual beefsteak dinner of the club will be held Wednesday, October 3rd.
<^ld Seal Hip Rubber BooU, made by the original Goodyear Rubber Co. There are more GJold Seal Hips worn in tJie bay than any other kind. De¬ cisive prr>of that Gold Seal Hips are the best on the market Price, $7.26. Double sole, $7.60. GoSd Seal Storm King Boote, for shore use, $<t.00 and $6.26. Exclusive agen'.:y at Crevois¬ erat's, 95 South Main Street
MrtrVmmmt
Jacob Koch, Bellmore
.Morton   Crevoiserat,   37   Mill   Road,
Freeport -Nathaniel  F. Jones,  Hempstead Charles E. Merritt, Wantatrh Marcheon   Farmlett,   Iti   lirand   .Ave.,
Freeport Robert Peach. Hempstead Harold Edw. Brown, 92 Brooklyn -Ave.,
Freeport Lionel H. Van Dusen, Roosevelt Edward   L.   Germeroth,  244   N.   -Main
St., Freeport George Davis, Hempstead
This niakes a total of 45 per cent, of the district quota. In this list are two Freeport High School graduates, Harold E. Brown, who is superin¬ tendent of the -M. E. Sunday School, atd Milton D. Raynor. Raynor and also Samuel Cheshire have been active in baseball circles in Freeport, both being members of the Freeport A. A. Alfred Schloss is a brother of Leo Schloss, who went to Camp Upton with the first consignment from this district.
Out of the 58 drawn, 15, over 'i, are from Freeport.
Jamaica Vets Coming
The twentieth anniversary of the organization of the Veteran Volun¬ teer Firemen's Association of the Vil¬ lage of Jamaica will be celebrated by the members Saturday, October 6. There will be a shore dinner at Capt. W. C. Ellison's Hotel, Freeport Dock, and it is expected at least 200 will attend.
(rordon's Band will go with the "boys" on five special cars of the New York and Long Island Trac¬ tion Company, and the members say they will "whoop things up" like they did in the good old days. The associ¬ ation will have a preliminary parade at Freeport before getting down to their shore dinner business.
—Observer.
Examination for P. O. He^>
The United SUtes Civil Service Com¬ mission announces that on October 13, at Freeport N. Y., an open com¬ petitive examination will be held for the positions of clerk and city carrier in the post office at the place first specified.
Clerks in offices of the (irst and sec¬ ond classes, snd carriers in the city delivery service, are divided into five grades, the salaries of which are $800, $900, $1000. $1100 and $1200 per an¬ num re8p«-ct'!vely. Clerks at first- class offices will be promoted succes¬ sively, a grade at a time, to $1100, and clerks and carriers at second-class offices will be promoted in the same manner to $1000.
From the eligibles resulting from this examination it is expected that certification will be made to fill ex¬ isting and future vacancies.
For application blank and "Instruc¬ tions to ApplicanU," address Wilfred H. Smith, seqi^Ury of the Board of United SUtes Civil Service Examin¬ ers at the poat offiee.
VILLAGE TRUSTEES
All the members of the Board were present at the meeting last Thursday afternoon. With Village Clerk Shea back at his desk after his "vacation" resulting from his recent auto acci¬ dent.
H. E. Rider, reader of electric ligljt meters, was authorized to purchase a new bicycle.
It was decided to order a carload of gravel for reserve use on village streets.
Clerk Shea was directed to secure bids for the sidewalk on property on Grove Street, south of Merrick Soad, where the road grade was raised after the walk was laid.
Charles .A. Reitineyer, from the Plazji Theatre, appeared and asked the Board to place a light of possibly 400 or 500 candle power at the west end of his place. He said his patrons were losing autos ni(jht after night; he had tried the proposition of hav¬ ing a man wateh the cars, but with no results. If the Board would install the light and connect it to his meter, he would attend to its maintenance. The Board members expressed their opinions favorable to the petition, and asked Village Lineman Walling to advise them, at the next meeting, as to the cost, after consultation with Engineer William R. Smith.
A letter was read from the S. P. C. C, askinjr the Board to adopt a "Cur¬ few Law," requiring all girls to be off the streets after a certain hour at night. The Board was of the opinion that such an ordinance was unneces¬ sary and the petition was "laid on the table for future consideratioan if oc¬ casion arises.
.A resolution was passed that the Health Oflicer notify all persons sell¬ ing milk in the village limits to take out n r'il'-: permit within ten days, or oe liable to prosecution lor a misde¬ meanor. This applies not only to dealers, but to persons having one or more cows and selling a little of the milk to their neigh'bors.
The conii)fnsalion of 11. p]. Rider was raised to $90 a month from $85, beginning October 1.
The following applications were granted:
For sidewalks, -Nelson Raynor F^s- tate, 31 No. Ocean -Avenue, 4x50 ft.; Thomas Gaiton, Waverly Place, 4x50 ft.; also application of -Mr. Gaiton for light
Bids for a sink for the house of Hose Co. No. 3 were opened, with two bidders: Charles F. Fritz, $40; Wil¬ liam F. Dunker, $43; contract award¬ ed to Mr. Fritz.
The monthly report of Village Treasurer S. Dimon Smith showed the following balances on Auguat 30:
Harry O. Jenner has secured a po¬ sition as time-keeper at Camp Upton, Yaphank. Robert Drake is also em¬ ployed at this camp.
The baseball season of the local team has closed -Although a number of close contests were enjoyed this year, the team failed to put up the game it usually does, losing several more games than it won.
*' Last Thursday was a busy day for Justice Corodon Norton at the local Justice's Court. In all fifty-two aiito- i/'obilists were arraigned before him for violations of the traffic laws on charges preferred by Motorcycle Offi¬ cers Payne. Hope and Craft, ami. all but four of the defendants pleaded guilty. Fines totalling $770 were collected during the day in sums ranging from $10 to $35. -About forty others, who had been summoned to appear on this date failed to answer when their cases were called and war¬ rants have been issued for their ar¬ rest.
The services in the Memorial Con¬ gregational Church will be held aa usual with Sunday School at 2:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor Friday ev¬ ening in the church at 8 o'clock; top¬ ic. "How We Should Work Togeth¬ er;" leader. Miss Helen Jackson.
Percy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Bellmore .Avenue, has se¬ cured a position as assistant cashier in the Bellmore -National Bank.
ROOSEVELT
Roosevelt school took third prize for its exhibit at Mineola Fair this week. Dr. F. B. Bergen kindly took the material to the fair in his auto¬ mobile.
.School -Notes
The attendance banner for the week goes to .Miss Kirley's Hth (irade.
Miss Westervelt, accompanied by -Miss Finger and Janitor George Den¬ nis, spent the day at .Mineola on Sat¬ urday putting up the exhibit of the Roosevelt School. ..
The pupils receiving 100'; in the accuracy test on F'riday arc as fol¬ lows:     	
Hth Gr.ule. .Anna Behr, .Anna Mon¬ tross.
7th (Jrade, Martin McC>auley. Simon Nathan, Harry Walker, Sarah Under¬ hill.
Oth Grade, Jennie .Stubbe, FIdna Wood, Susie Smith, Helen Finger, Fannie Licht, .Mabel Dixon, Vincent .Solno, Edward Heineman, F-dwanI Verity, Rudolph Schlegcl, .Schuyler Conklin, Richard Schwaiiewede.
4th (Jrade, Clara Busch.
F'und
General
Street
Board of Health
Interest
Fire   Department
Street Light
Sidewalk
Park
Police
Water
Electric  Light
Tax Arrears
Light Extension
Total
Water Sinking F'und
Light Sinking Fund
Employees Insurance
-Amount
$39.04.54
5865.11
920.92
4058.99
5870.24
4984.09
114?.87
241.62
4421.20
2015.82
1745.74
2728.31
18.98
$37918.43
$7079.14
3131.52
1000.00
$11210.66
$50129.09
Running Big Library Drive
A committee appointed by the Trus¬ tees of the Freeport Public Library in conjunction with Village President Swezey, is working this week to raise $400 as the share of the Village of Freeport toward esUblishing perma¬ nent libraries for our soldier boys at the front.
This is a work which this paper heartily recommends, after very care¬ ful cousideration.
If yoa and I
Give «n we can
Like every woman
B«y, girl and maa
T* help the Red CroM
In iu work
And don't this needed
Duty shirk
YMir boy and ay boy
Dad's delight and Mother's joy
Win
Reap
The
BcneCt
When
We
Do
Our Bit!
Coatributiona may be sent direct to Mm. Alfred T. Davinon, Chaimtan. Finance Committee, UO Pine Street, F'reeport, L. I.
HYMENEAL
SWEZEY—BER roLETT
-Mrs. Sarah .Swezey of South Main Street, was married Saturday last to Warren Bertolett of Reading, Pa,, at 252 -North 13th Street. Philadel¬ phia, Pa. After the wedding cere¬ mony the couple and guests drove to the Hotel Walton where a wedding supper was served. -After spending several days in Philadelphia Mr. and .Mrs. Bertolett will reside in Reading. Pa.
Furnishing Toilet
Articles for Soldiers
Mrs. .M. J. Zulzer, assisted by -Mrs. D. >S. Mackay and other local women, is making a special drive to secure toilet articles, including towels, tooth powder, toilet soap, shaving powder, to be suplied personally to the soldier boys now at C)amp Mills
Elks Will  Entertain Soldiers
-An "Elk Stag Racket" will be held at the Elks' Club House this Satur¬ day evening, to which all soldier mem¬ bers from Camp Mills and their friends are especially invited.
Celebrates Crystal Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hasenbien of South Side Avenue, celebrated their crysUl wedding on .Saturday evening, Sep¬ tember 22. A pleasant evening was spent with games and dances. A novel game called the "Block Movement," was enjoyed by all. The dining room was Ustily decorated with asters and ferns.
Mrs. Hasenbien was the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. H. Hasenbien, Master Wilber Hasenbien, Mr. and Mrs S. Moore, Mrs. A Law, Mr and Mrs. James C. Vetter, Mr and Mrs. R. Summergill, H. Lehpken. F C Rillings, Dr. H. Pabst, Miss C. Fenton, Charles F. Rillings, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Law, Miss Ida Thompson, Miss Eliubeth Thompson.
Douglas Shoes for Men. The Imt/- est—a brown calf lac«, English last, castor cloth top. One of our new Fall stylus.    I^cc, $6.00.    Crevoiser-  bine Nursery, John J. RaiMiall, Occnn
Cleaning np sale of fine nursery stock, large and small; low cost; spe¬ cial discount to denlera; most cloan ground for building purpoaea.   Wood-
at's, 96 South Main Street
and Lena Avenues, Preeport
PoHce Activities
In the last week over $600 has been collected for auto speed violations.
A Uxi of the Fnwport Taxi Co., I driven by Samuel Bower, hit Ckiles Doty while traveling on East Mer¬ rick Road Saturday, and hurt his teg.
Last Thursday H. Kowale of Ja¬ maica left his car in front of .Schwab's hoUl, when be came ou*. a robe and two overcoaU were missing. Later in the evening OfBcer Fedden found the Articles in a car on Henry Str««t near the Monte Carlo Inn. He ar¬ rested Philip Dickerson, the owner of the car, and James Murphy, both of Locust Valley, and Ft-ank RaUno of Glen Cove, who had come to the ho¬ Ul in the car. Judge Norton found RaUno guilty at tiiking the articles and sent him to jail for 8 months.
More Freeport Mows •¦ ?¦«• S
The King's Daughters Circle met with Mrs. Delia Fussell on Tuesday afternoon; there was a goo<l attend¬ ance and plans were made to sew for the Red Cross at the meetings.
The regular business meeting (also sewirgi of the Red Cross .Auxiliary was held -Monday, preceded by a luficheon serve<l by .Mrs. -A. F^ Hunt, -Mrs. P. -Avagadro, Miss Emma Whit¬ more and Miss Charlotte (Jarner. It was voted to charge 25 cents for the luncheons, which are sorve<l every busi¬ ness nieeting and the proceeds to be used for genera! expenses of this auxiliary. Anyone having contribu¬ tions to this work will be much ap¬ preciated.
We havo an appeal from the Amer¬ ican (Jirls' Aid for the collection of woolen bathing suits and woolen un¬ derwear for the French sutTerers. Any members who have any clothing will please bring them to Red Cross rooms next -Monday so we can shi|) them as soon as possible.
The next business meeting will be held .Monday, October 29; the lunch¬ eon committee are Mrs. Charles Schaf¬ er, Miss Delia Fussell, Mrs. Henry Leverich, Mrs. William .A. Seaman. .Articles furnished will bo reported next week. Wc need more help; don't v.ait to be invited to come, as it ia not an invitation affair, but a duty we owe our country and our brave boys.
....s Jc;i;iic' Ksti'Ilc, daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs. John A. Box. and CJrov- cr (". Seims, son of Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Seims, were married last Wednesday, Sei)teniiier i:», at the "Little Church .Around the Corner," New York. -Miss F'lorcnce F-. Box, sis¬ ter of the briile, Was bridesmaid, and ihe best num vva.-; .ieorge Seims, a brother of the groom. .After the cere¬ mony the happy coujile left for a tour of .New York State.
.Mrs. llowanl Ketcham of River- heal is visiting her mother. .Mrs. War¬ ren James.
Miss .Mar>^ N'.'Vtoii. daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Alex. -Norton of "Sweet Briar," vas married to Leslie Penny of FVeeport on Seiiteiiiber !ti. at the rectory of Ht. Barmilias' R. C. (Church, Bellmore, at 3:.'i0 p. m. The brides¬ maid and the best man were .Mr. and i\lrs. .loseph Hiltz of Wbite-;1one Landing.
.\Ir. and -Mrs. John 11. Davis re¬ turned from their auto trip through the White Mountains -inil Ailiron- dacks.
Mr. and  .Mrs.  F'rederii-  Kropp have also gone on a trip to the Adirondacks.
Entertains Soldiers on Sail
Last .Sunday afternoon Mrs. .M. J. Zulz<r of Wallace Street whs tht* hostess for about 200 soldier boyi( from Camp .Mills, being assisted by a number of bur neighbors.
The guests were taken to the boats in autos and then for a sail on tho bay and to the beach, after which th«'y were brought back for supper at the South Shore Yacht Club.
During the evening music was furn¬ ished by a lo<'al (juartet consisting of .Mesdames ('harles II. Reach. F'rank- lin (;. Hill, Bertha Knobel and C. A. Calkins, with -Miss Leonora King at the piano, and a (ilee Club from the 149th (Illinois* infantry, who were among the guesU.
Those who assisted Mrs. Zulzer in enterUihing and transporting the guests were: Mrs. F FJ. .Story, C E. Mack, Donald Mackay, Henry J. Ray¬ more, Theodore Volight, L. .S. Mabee, Thomas J. Spenee, Allan Sanson, L. M. Hammond, F. P Alcorn, C. S. Donaldson, W. J. Schumacher. H. G. King, S. H. Swezey, C. E. Jones, Ed¬ ward Miller, Jackson, Wittmeyer, H. G. Clock, Robertson, A. T. Davisson, Hilbert Smith, E. N. Edwards, Misses Sarah Stuart, Gladys Story, Florenco Tliompson; Messrs. S. H. Swezey, D. E. Ma-ckay, Zulzer, F. G Hill, William Wolf, C. Van Reese, P. J. Van Reese, Alcorn, Davison.
Boats were furnished by f^ommodoro C. H. Southard of the South Shoro Yacht Club, Vice Comodore Schu¬ macher, Rear Commodore Donnelly, M. J. Zulser, (Cornelius Van Reeae, Charles Hawkins, William H Patter* son, CapUin Weeks, Oorge Place, Mr, McCarthy, James Cruikshank, and EU vin N. Edwards, as receiver of tho South Shoi^ Ferry Company, offered the use of the fleet of ferry boaU. '  .«..#
To Consider Joining
National Guar4
The weekly drill ot the three com¬ panies of the SUte Hom« Guard was not held Monday night Instead, tho batulion will meet at headquarters oa Friday night to discuss whether or not the members will join the Stoto National Guard.
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Neighborhood Workers
to Resume
The Nei|;hborbood Workers' oflloo on RailrosM Avenue will open on Oc¬ tober 1. Mra. C. H. Scboley wilJ k« ia sharf • as maaX