Nassau County Review 19100422

              Freeport Official Paper
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1910
Vol. XV, No. 26
FREEPORT NEWS
Allen Hunt and Fred Hunt are back I    For the benefit of the Church of Our | win Freeport after a trip west. ¦ Holy  Redeemer this   Friday  evening,
Village Trustees
All the members of the Village Board
Local Topics
Single copies of the Review for  sale :     „   „   „ .. ,,     :. ' ^"^ ^''^ ^'K*"""^ ^l^""^ "*^"^^ ^'^'^'"^'*'''   weVe'aVthrre^iar^mPetin^'FH^^^ This seems an era of
at Greenblatt's,   Railroad Ave. ; Kief-      R. H. Kelby and family are  now   at, be a  minstrel,   vaudeville   and   farce   were^at the regular meeting f nday ev    ^^n ^^11 "snaps."    A er's,   Gobetz's and the  Review   Office,   '^heir summer home on Lena avenue.
comedy, to be followed   by a reception j     ^jf"  rr.
A.   Gillespie  Company,.in a
Main St., and DaSilva's, West Merrick;     , ,,,-, t.   ,_•       .„ u    ,.  ' and dance.    The following  ladies   and
Road tf Leopold Gassner  Fishing  Club,   M.   gentlemen, will appear:   Misses
  ¦     'Schrieber,   .sec,   spent   last Sunday on j Francis,   Madeline   Marshall, "Toots"
Mrs. Fred L. J. Lee has gone west for  ^^'^ fishing grounds. j Welsh, Nellie Nolan, May Coyle, Gert-
her health, with Oklohama as  her des-      „ ,,   ~ / ',   „, .       '¦ ''ude Nolan, Judith Kremeiberg,   Irene
tination. Eugene    Calame    dnd  Elmer  .Sam-; Kremeiberg.   May    McGonigle,   Rita 1 ""^"" ,7  "=;"""^"-     t'""^""; ^'^"'"""
___ mons  of Brooklyn spent Saturday  and ^ Reynolds,    Elsie   Kiernan,     Florence ' l"^'""^^* "Pj^«   question as to whether
Freeport  Council,   Jr.'O. U. A. M.,   Sunday with friends here. i Kiernan,    Flo.ssy   Loonam,    Elizabeth;
will pay a fraternal visit to  Rockville I     ,, ,  .,       r.     ¦.       htl  . , i McConloguo, Nellie McConlogue, Mar-;
Centre Council on May 12. • , ^V"' ^""^  Mrs.   Stephen  Whaley,  of; j„„ Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Egan, Mrs. ;
*   w   r..     ,    c     --,      c   .    c e ?¦¦  '^'¦^^^' ,''"''\/^.'™'./"^'"! William   F.   Connolly;   "Paul   Morton,
A. W. Friend,   formerly of the  Suf-   spending several months in Florida
what   common
men call "snaps."    A go<x| many men
! with little character or capital are liv-
Engine Co. No. 1, 55, a loss of 4.
H. & L. Co., No. 1, 38, a loss of 7.
Hose Co., No. 1, 31, a loss of 5.
Hose Co., No. 2, 29, a gain of 2.
Hose Co. No. 3, 35, a gain of 10.
No alarm has been sounded during the year just closed, summoning us to report at the house   of  mourning,   the
folk Times, Greenport, has been en¬ gaged as machine operator at the Re¬ view office.
The date of the Progressive ' Euchre at the Freejiort Club house is next Fri¬ day night. The entertainment com¬ mittee is planning for a big attend¬ ance.
Mrs. Samuel Denton and son Wil¬ lard, of Sawtelle, Califomia, are spend¬ ing several montha with friends here.
Henry E. Rider has resigned his po¬ sition as stockkeeper at the Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Company's Freejiort office.
Mike Coakley,   IJpbe   Welch,   George
Welch,   Charles   Egan,   Joe   Marion,
John E. Nolan, jr., Billy  Nolan,   Will
;¦ Camman,     George   Gritman,     Frank
I Keogh, Teddy Moran,   Cliff  Reynolds,
i Harry Loonam, Charles   Pelton,   Fred
I Hunt, John Kiernan, Owen Kerley and
Jack Kobel.    This will   be   under   the       ¦•     , ¦.,.    .
: ,•      .. f D L     ur 1 u    line e policc forcc without rcmuu
,d,rect,on  ofRube  Welch,   "Mayor of /^ ^..^^^   Shea was tlirected
tm communication,   claimed they   had fin-   '"?  by their wits and.th^ credulity   of
^'"'^   ished   their   contract    of   laying  the  "t^^^rs.    Lacking all sense-of veracity,
Brooklyn  City  pipe  line through   the  ^hj  «ca"er  P^^^^^^^^ dread messenger, death, having passed .
village  and asked that their indemnity : ^'^J ^^'^^"^^ ^.^^  us,   which   fact, considering  out-
bond  be  retumed.    Trustee  S.gniond ; ^''P «^t of the hole by  sotne  >^ve'ton   ,^^     ^^^^^^^^^^      is quite remarkable,
thTtay'^'rd   b^n  fixed   tr'S::  Of  course,   some U  brnt£ "ms!:i   and with a deep sense'of gratitude and grades as agreed and lay   the   matter over,
     1 1 il 1.1..    c.tcitt-A    ;.._    cuaeM are acceoieu aiio   louh    Liie._    , _
Hence   continued favor and protection.
[ company   had thoroughly   fulfilled   its i contract.
The question of appointment of addi- , tional help for the water and light de- ; partment was laid over for future ac- j tion.
I     Upon recommendation of Police Caji- tain Dunbar, George   Boyden,   sr., and
fixed     to      V   1   app vi^uioc,     sume     iiicii     ¦Jiuiii.ijr       iiioioi,     -   r     --  r,     	
it was derided to   "PO"   the carrying out of the   bargain, reverence  we    should    be    extremely
r    and  see if the   ^ut, in a jiercentage of cases, their ex- thankful to our Almighty Chief, and in
,M„   r„i«ii„,i   j.'cuses are accepted and thus   their   ne- ouf moments of quiet devotion seek His
farious
accepted existence  continued.
we believe it is economy and wisdom to pass by every traveling shark that proposes to make you rich by one small investment or save you from $10 to $100 in a little scheme they have on foot, and as an expression of your good   vice.
Thero hand.
Exempt Certificates.
There have been exemjit  certificates
i.ssued to John L. Raynor, IL & L. Co.,
No. 1, 5 years' .sorvic«^; and   Sylvester
P. Shea, Hose Co., No. 1, ti years' ser-
Woodcleft.
Over  600  members  of ' the    Unity   „ ^''J''^   George E. Libbey, of   North |     ^ large and enthusiastic audience at-
Athletic  Ciub,   recen
attended the enterta contest at Sigmond Opera House  Mon¬ day evening.
Miss Helen M. Stfirer, of White Plains, former drawing instructor of the schools here, was the guest on Sat¬ urday and Sunday of Mrs. Jacob Post of North Ocean Ave.
During the fog early Monday mom¬ ing a flock of geese passed over  Free
intly incorporated, ! ^^'¦,^t'V ^'^'^'   T^*"  *lf   ^T"JVcT   tended the player piano inment   and   glov4   ^'^f ^^^ ^"'" "^^""^  "'°"^^"' f ^^^^'^ ^""^l  evening    given Iby    H
Thomas W. Murray were   added to the   ^^'^^ °"'y ^^^ your signature to a sim- eration P      contract.    Patronize  home   indus-
ted   to   secure   ^'"y-    ^^^' ^'^h those whom you know five additional police badges.       ^ : ^"t ^^^"""^^ '^,''^ yourself from tho risk
There   was  considerable   discussion   o^''^'"B aoundly swindled.
aro   no   blank   certilicates on
recital Tuesday , regarding   rates  for   water    service.
J. Raymore The schedule reads: "Each bath room. Do we like our native town? Some- at the Sigmond Opera House. A most including tub and basin, $2 ; water times jieople from Long Island move to delightful program of vocal and instru- closets, $2," and the (|iiestion was other parts of the country, but they mental music was rendered, encores raised ^ to whether the latter clause come back again. And it seems that were numerous and a feeling of satis- meant $2 for each or all water closets, most who are born here are well satis¬ faction   permeatecl all   present.    Miss   The Board decided that it was intended fied that this is the best "spot on earth   turned
urday  on a trip to, Bermuda  for  rest and recujieration.
"A Shredded,Wheat Luncheon" will be given under the auspices of the lad¬ iea of the Presbyterian Church Im¬ provement Society next Friday,   April   Grace Hornby delighted   all   with  her  to charge $2 eachv
29 1 at p. m. Tickets will be 25 cents, I''^'^'^^ions which were admirable cho-, Frank Terry, William Anderson, instead of 20 cents as announced last i '^^n- '^^^ ^^^ ^ charming personality ; Daniel Raynor, Alvin Raynor and VVil- week. j and a rich contralto voice.   Royal Dad-j liam   Raynor were approved as   mem-
- I man  called   the  "War Horse" of  the [ bers of Ever Ready Hose Company.
Freeport  Coancil,   Jr. O. U. A. M., | party by Mr. Raymore was   a  positive      The newly elected   commanding oflt
Badges. As per foregoing list of ajijirovod members, they have been furnished with badges, and additional badge.'' have boen tssuod to rejilaco 2 that were lost and jiaitl for.
Cap  badges  No. 8 and 108 rejiorteil long  ago   as   missing, woro found and returned, and Shield No. 125,   rejiorted ost   last yoar,   was also found and ro¬ and reissued to   Walter   Fulla-
in which to settle,"    I was looking the ger, and tho money ho   jiaid   therefore
other  day   at  a picture taken of  Miss was   refunded, he having returned tho
Vandewater's   class   in   the    Freeport one issued to take its place.
School   twenty years ago    there   were There are no comjilote .sets of bailge.s
fifteen   boys   in   the  class and of that jn the Secretary's hands.
number 12 are still living in Freeport, a   full   list   of    lost    :ind
terpri All  seats j sale   from any  of  the  members  and can be  ex-! changed at the box  office   for   the  re- | served   seat  coupon.     This    compiany j
The Hill Stock Co., formerly  kn(*^n i "U" "T^"  «°°^       Mr^^F ^^^'^'"'^  ^ou 5 S.de Ave. ;    Wilham M. Gatter,   have been a warm spring  or   fall  day   ineomjileto,   and   I   bave   made  no at-
as the Sigmond Stock Co,, will   appear | Kn,!w^L ?nXr\cco™im /" m^I''*''"'   ^'''"'   the clothing worn.     Two classes   tempt to compile thom.   No doubt they
',mce""an*d'''2-25^gai"^t^he Sigmond Opera  House   in .^"r'f   she diso^Zra keen    ^rr  ' R^l^^^^^^ Grace   E.   Metzer,   of say jiossibly 40 pupils in all is rath-   will appear in the report of   the   Chief
pace   and   ^-^^ ,..r^y,^r^,.        y^   „f  g^tty,"   under  the  £'';-^  of Lch selection   an^ ?*J" VcS'^"''"a '   ^T''-^^'   er different from our present classes of   Engineer.    I would .sntggost,   however,
; auspices  of  the   Freeport   Enterprise ! ^'^"^'"f.tfj^"^'^^^^^ tZ    Cr!Ll iT'^     rh  ''i   "1"%^°"   f^om 50 to 60 pupils and the classes in-   that  a   book, jirintod in regular  blank
in pertect form. Ihe manipulation of ter, Grating Place; (harles L. Hum- creasing faster than our Board of Ed- the player piano by Mr. Raymore was phrey. Pine St. ; Edward B. Thompson, a surprise and had a curtain been Long Beach Ave. ; J. Huyler Ellison, drawn between the performer and aud- Wallace St. ; S. P. Arnold, Smith St. ; ience he would have received honors as Leo Corrillo, Miller Ave. ; Frank Mor- a pianist of ability.    In his   selections   rell, Nassau Ave. ; Paul Morton, Henry
H^r^p?«nrh«v„''lJniH nS*^!  ^^,1,!^^'! »" ^astos woro  gratified   and it can be   Wahlers,  John Cartwell, Miller  Ave.;       At the annual meeting  of   the   Fire
truthfully said that the player piano is  Pettit & Lamb, Nassau Ave. and   Ray   Council, Tuesday evening, C. O.   Niles
and has  the  following entries:    2.16
trot, b. g. Frank Mack; 2:24   trot,   h
g., David H.'C. ; 2:18
pace, ch. g., Ed. Stotfer. . , _,
auspices  of  the   Freepi
The   Board of Health   mot   Tuesday i ^*™' "^""^ ^(''^% 7?'"^'
and organized by reelecting J. W. Fitz  ' ^^  reserved.    Tickets  on
simons president;   Frank E. Rose, sec
retary  and registrar; Dr. Edwin   Car
man,   health officer.    The other   mem-
l)er of the Board is A. C. Ackerman.       ... , , ¦    a     ¦.
  i times and have gained quite a   reputa-
"^ There was a-large gathering  of  the ' ^'*'" ^°'' *^*' ^°°'' T""^ they   turn   out. . wonderful inere was a large gatnering  ox   ine  (j^^g  g^^j  g,ve them a good   welcome
Brooklyn   friends  of  Roy.  Charles A.   ^nd help the boys along.
Logue, pastor  of  the  Church  of  Our |        -»•  , ., , -
Holy Redeemer,   Froeport,   last   night i     j    rh in f      <¦     ¦ after all had sung  one  verse of "Auid   Lamb, Na.ssau   Ave. ; George  Raynor,
at McCaddin Hall,  Berry,   near  South ! c^''• ,,'^^^,",,''"''    ^'"'•?®    trustee   j^ang Syne." N.   Main   St.;   Paul   Morton,   Miller
Third street, Brooklyn, where a con-1';''^"''''" Bede 1 are offer.ng a sub- Anyone interested in a closer inspec- -- • * "' -^¦- «- ¦-- - - cert and dramatic enteKainment was^^^"^'^' 'inward for the apprehension j tion of the player piano can have an given for the benefit of the fund being ^"^f ^^""^'^t'"" "/the party or parties opportunity of gratifying their curiosi- coUected by the clergyman for the i ^^.° destroyed their fence posts last|ty by a visit to the store. No. 9 W. erection of a new church. The enter-1 ^"^^rT'T »««««'•«• C^hap-nan and | Merrick Road next to Benjamin T. tainment was an e.xcellent one. The ^^'^f'^^^^ J^^^^^ '^^^^ S""' ° musical portion was presented  by   the ^ ^«"\'^T'        . /^^mT
members of the choir of the Church  of-«'°""'^';   ^'T   \''T,h'' 'i    bl«ck  week and next week Sts. Peter and Paul.    It opened  with ^ f°'^^t ** ^*'=^ "^"V    he grounds and at  ......._   I...   «T.-..-    ..--__..     „„     the driveways.    Last  Priday  evening
sometime  between   dusk    and    10.30
o'clock,   the  posts   were    overthrown
and partly wrecked. This is the second
ucation can build school houses.
Fire Council
form be secured, and a com]jlete jierm- anent  record of all fire.s be kept thcre-
30 ea.sy to operate   and so  St. life-like   in   its   interpretations.    The       Water   applications     were  granted audience was loathe to leave   for home   Smith   Cox,    Cottage Court;   Pettit &
was elected secretary ; W. B. Cozzens, treasurer, and William A. Cooke, col¬ lector.
The reports of officers showed the de¬ partment to be in a good condition and a vote of thanks was tendered the re¬ tiring secretary, William H. Sammons, and the treasurer, W. B. Cozzens.
It was decided to hold the annual parade and insjiection   .Saturday   even-
The financial report shows balance of $7 in the "Lost Bailgo Account" and a balance of $51.68 in tho general   fund.
"In conclusion 1 wish to say that as my torm of oflice has expired, with no jjossibility, or lathor jiroliability of my accepting it again. 1 retire with the satisfaction of knowing that myeffort.s in establishing ;i basis for completo records of the Doptirtniont are appre¬ ciated by the officers tiiid inonibors, al¬ though thoy aro not altogether satis¬ factory to myself.
Thanking you for tho honor you have conferred   tijion   mo,   by   electing    me
time   that  this  has been done to   Mr.
quartette by Misa Mooney, Mrs, Duffy and Messrs. Rottler and Brady. This was followed with a contralto so¬ lo by Mrs. Cronin, .a bass solo by Mr. Scanlon, a trio by Miss Mooney, Mrs. Duffy and Mr.   Flynn; a soprano  solo
.       ...       .. ..1. ,       t      I Viliuiuiiaiii arc
by Miss Mooney,   a  contralto  solo  by  „„„t„i   t„   n,^ c.t, ».„.„„•. „<? tu   i M_  r\ tm       . t   I.   SI    -ct ecuted  to  the full extent of the law.
Mrs. Duffy, a tenor solo by Mr. Flynn, ; _ _
a duet by Mrs. Cronin and Mr.  Somers j a* r> c i    >
and a sextette by Miss Mooney, Mrs. At uabilva s.
Duffy  and   Messrs.    Flynn,    Rottler, I     Satisfaction   guaranteed--in    other
Somers and Scarlon. words goods exchanged  or  money  re-
"The  Players"  next presented  the  funded on any unsatisfactory purchase.
three-act comedy, "A Gahie of Wits,"   Besides  that you have  the  advantage
Ave. ; A. W. Antz, Archer St. For light, C. N. Wohlers, Miller Ave. ; John Wenner. 204 Pine St. ; A. G. Nock. Grove St. ; Francis Pearsall, Archer St.; John R. Rovegno, Rail- Smith's Hotel where Mr. Raymore road Ave.; Frank Morrell, Whaley '"8' May 28, and ex-Chier Walter B. . will  be  located  the remainder of thia   Ave.;    Starvos   &   Langus,' R,ailroad ; ^o^zena was ajijiointed a committee   to  your secretary, and 1 asstiro you jt has
Ave. ;   Marshall   C. Smith, ' Columbus '¦ secure a band for same.
Ave.; J. G. Robertson, Brooklyn Ave. ; t     The committee on line of march gave
Paul Morton, Miller Ave. the following as  the   line  of  parade:
The   annual   report  of  William W.   Form on Church St., resting  on   Pino;
Cameron, retiring Chief of the fire de-  west on Pine St. to Ocean Ave.,   south
,     The  net proceeds  of th^   entertain-   parf^ent,   was   presented   and   read. ' to  Merrick   Road,   east  to Main   St.,
Chapman's posts.    If those doing sS i '"-^, ^^ ^he Ladies'   Guild of the Epis- i The Board complimented Mr. Cameron j north to Railroad Ave.   for  in.pection
vindalism are caught thev will be nro.s-I ""P*'   Church Tuesday  evening of last  »" his  masterful work as  head  of the i andi disband. ,.   ,   ^
vandalism are caught they will be pros- \ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^ .^^^^^ «^ ^^^^   department during the past year. j     Wide Awake Engine Co. 's house was
Mrs. Thomaa Johnston, who had charge      Chief Cameron also   stated  that the designated as department headquarters
of the 1^affair, is congratulated  on   her  Fire Council had decided to make more : ^or the ensuing year.  ^	
success as manager.                                  ; stringent rules regarding the  blowing!     The annual report of  the  secretary Crosby  of Rye,   N.   Y.    Miss  Crosby
of the "Big Six" fire call, for  outside ! of  the  fire   department,   William   H. taught in the Seaman Ave. School last
Roller Skates. 45c, DaSilva's.
News of the Churches
been a jiloasuro to me,   this   report resjiectfully submitted.
W. H. SAMMONS,
Secretary."
D. B. P. Mott Post, G. A. R., at¬ tended tho fui»eral->iervicoH of Comrade Daniel S. Willmarth at Amityville Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Sara Rouse of N. (irove .street, was the guest last week of Miss Grace
under the direction of Edward A. Mor¬ ris. The characters were presented by Matthew V. Corbett, Thomas F. Casey, AI. S. Gorman, Miss Ella Kennedy and Miss Margaret Short.-B roo k I y n Eagle, April 16.
Yoo can renew the whole inerior of your home-your piano, woodwork and furniture, by juat going over the sur¬ face with a cloth moistened with Liquid Veneer. Comes in 25 cent and 50 cent bottles.        DaSilva'a. It
W. P. W. Haff, largest coal dealer on Long Island. The cheapest place to buy coal. Exclusive dealer in some of the best grades of coal. It
The pores of the skin are one of the organs or agencies that keep us Irom poisoning ourselves to death. Keep them open and active as auggest¬ ed in Smith & Bedell's ad. It
Thomas Johnston has a new drink which is proving a trade winner. He calls it a "Rexall Sundae." First he ptits in some banana and orange with plenty of syrup, then aome ice cr^am, then Boi^ie whipped cream, and on top of that—but what's the use of us tell. ing you all about it? Tell hi^ yoti want one of thoi^e RexaU Sundaes you saw about in the Review. It
of  lower  prices.     Take   for example these:
Household Goods.
2 and 3 qt. Agate Stew Pans, 10c.
3 and 4 qt. Pudding Pans, 10c. Large Agate Wash Basins, 10c. 6 qt. Agate Stew pans, 19e. Sink Strainers, 10c.
10 qt. Dish Pans, 10c.
Ice Box Pans, 15c.
Copper Bottom Wash Boilers, 98c.
5c Ammonia,!6 bottles 25c.
Carpet Beaters, 10c.
Rayo Lamps (complete), $1.49.
Bread Boxes, 25c.
Universal Clothes Ringer, $3.98.
Oil Cloth. Shel*f Oil Goth, 5c yd. IJ yd. Table Oil Cloth, 20c yd. li yd. Table Oil Cloth, 28c yd. Garden Seeda & Implements. Flower and vegetable Seeds, 5c pkg. Garden Trowels, 5 and 10c. Rakes (12 teeth) 20c. Rakes (14 teeth) 25c. Hoes 25c. Shovels, 59c.
Galvanired Sprinkling CaAs 35 to SOc. 4 qt. Japanned Sprinkling; Cans, 25c.
Capadura Ci^ara, 7 for 2&c. Cremo Cigan, 7 for 25c. Robert Btunw (|arg« ain), 7c eacb. It DaSilva'a.
Writing paper of today is being used ih most delicate and dainty tints, pleasing to the eye and a pleasore to use. See Kiefer's advertisement on another page. It
These prices   fbr    Saturday   only: Home made Peanut Brittle, 10c lb. Mixed Chocolates. siOc'lb.   ,
DaSilva's.
Mildred   Humphrey is announced  to ' assistance, as the village  has been im-' Sammons, was presented at the annual  year.
lead  the Epworth   League  meeting in ' posed  upon several times lately.    The ' meeting of the department, and is the 	
the  Methodist Church   Sunday   night,   matter was talked over   for some time  most  concise, complete  report of  the;     The  friends  of Prof.   A. Palamoun- Topic: "God's  Tender  Mercy for  All j and at the suggestion of Chief Cameron ! department that has been made. tain   have   decided   to   tender   him a
His Creatures."  and his successor, Chief   Van Riper, it      We publish the  following  excerpts,   monster     complimentary    benefit   at
M     u   o      Z~~i    7 ' *'"^ decided^that the call should not be  ^^ the report would be too long to  use  Freeport in the near future.   The corn-
Martha Staub is leader for the Young  given   without    permission   of   some.'n  full,   giving  as it does a  complete  mittee of the Freeport   Choral Society Peoples  meeting m the   Presbyterian . member of the  Village   Board   if  it  statement  of  the  date  of joining of   met at the home of their president, R. Mr-k •     U7-    •      *i;   «r   *'      ^"^ject,   were possible to get in  communication  ^ach member, his badge number,   etcH.   Mayland,   Monday   and   promised Christ Winning the World." i with any such ; but in the event of none  ^^.d   being  equally complete in   r<?port   their hearty supjiort of the movement.
The womans' prayer meeting of the i °^ '^^^ ""t'"^ accessible, the matter of members who have left the depart- ; The members of all the choral societes Presbyterian   Church   will be   held in i *""''^ "^^^^ ^'^^ *^*'^''^ *^hief; so here-¦ ment: , i and choirs that have sung   under Prof,
the chapel next  Tuesday    April 26  at  ^^^^ the alarm will not be given from Me nbership. Palamountain's leadership  during   the
3 o'clock.    All   women of  the  church'^''"   POwer   house except the   chief or      Our membership at  the   last   rejxjrt | last five years are   invited to  attend a are very cordially invited to attend,       vSome   member of the Village  Board is  was 192; since that time 19   members I rehearsal   tj  be hold in the  chajjel of
—  '       j first communicated with. i have    been  elected,   namely:    Joseph j the Presbtyerian (Church,   Freejiort, on
At the Baptist Church, Rev. Fred-! Pre8i4ent Gunning complimented Asch, Frank Snedeker, jr., H. F. ' Tuesday evening next, Ajiril 26, at 8 erick J. Soiile will speak next Sunday j ^'•'^^ Clarence Van Riper on his sue- Braithwaite and E."^A. Spiegel, H. & j o'clock. Several artists have already moming on "The Parables of the Leav- ¦ cessful candidacy, where the firemen L. Co.; Herbert Coleman, Engine Com- volunteered their services and the pro- en and the Mustard Seed." The even-!'^'^'^ shown their preference for him, j pany No. 1; Fred Bedell, William C. gram will be first class. Prof. Pala- ing  sermon  will  be,   "The  Christian ^"'^  wished him a successful   adminis-1 Bedell,   Hose  Co.   No.   1; Wilson   M. mountain  has  always lieen  willing Uj
tration. Chief Van Riper thanked him '• Raynor, Nelson Montross. B. J. Greve assist in charitable objects and has for the well wishes of the Board and Hose No. 2; Harry Bedell, jr., Alan- i sung for all the churches whenever his said he would use his best endeavors to son S. Noon, Cornelius Bedell, Richard help was asked and has done a great make the year one of benefit to the de-  Baker,   Robert  A.    Patrick,   Anthony I deal for music on Ixmg  Island.    After
Baker,    James    S.     Darrin,    Pitman   his recent illness his friends think that
Combs,   jr.,  and Vernon Ckimbs,   Hose   this is an opportune time to show their
No. 3. , appreciation  of  his work   as a  musi-
Ten  members  have resigned, name-' cian.    The date is not definitely fixed
3rd   week in
i Assurance of God ;" Christian Endeav ! or Mission study at 7.00 p. m. All ' are welcome.
HYMENEAL
STORTZ-COOPER.
"Obtaining the  Promises"   will   be  partment. the  Sunday  moming sermon theme of the Rev. Charles  Herbert Seholey  at \ the  First  Presbyterian  Church.    The I t3il""i!'^^* "'"  ^    "Betraying I     Frifcs Stortz,   janitor at the  Seaman   'y: Earl Golder, John L. Riynor, Miles j but it will   be about the
ringermarxs.  I Avenue   School, and Mrs.   Georgianna ¦ ^'- Rhodes, William G. Murray, Charles | May at the Sigmond Opera House,
At Christ Lutheran Church there will I Cooper, widow of George (xioper, who ] ^: Seaman, Hiram R. Smith and I. Da be preaching servicea next Sunday at i died about a year ago, were married at ¦¦ Silva, H. & L. (>5. No. 1; John P. 10.30 in the nipraing and at 7.30 in 1 the Presbyterian Chapel by Rev. | bright. Engine Co. No. 1; Charles the evening., The'Sunday School meets | Charles Herbert Seholey, on Monday | ^- Miller, Hose Co. No. 1; E. W. Ed- at 2.30 p. m. German service wi'l be evening, April 4. Fritz's nataral mod- i wards, Hoso Co. .No. 2. held on Wednesday evening at 8.15.      | esty is our excuse  for being so   late
Fly Time. Physicians and scientists everywhere are emphasizing the fact that the so- called "house fly" is a dangerous trans- Thirteen members have been dropped I imitter of disease.    Keep him out of ! witii  this report, aa he  requested   his |'"'"'*he roll, or expelled for non-pay-j your house  if you  would  be  safeas
ment of dues or fines, or on account of well as comfortable, roomval from the village. i     18x33 Window Screens, 23c.
With  these  additions, resignations,       24x33 Window Screens, 25c. ^pulsions,  etc.,  oor membership at      24x37 Wiodov/Screens, SOc. tbis date is 188, a loss of 4 since  laat report, distributed as follows:
Guidance will be Dr. W. A | ^jt^e,^ ^^ ^he officiating clergyman Richard s sermon theme at the M. E. j ^^ to make any unnecessa.^ annSunoe- ChuKh at 10 30 a. m Sunday.    In the l ^^nt of tbe miriage.
evening at 7J80 o'clock be will speak |  _r	
on  "A Race in Which All Are En-      Ideal   Vacuum Carpet Cleaner   to tererf." '   j rent. 50c a day.   DfCSilva's. It
28x37 Window Screens, 85c.
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