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Nassau County Review
Official Pkper, Villace of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1919
VoL XXH, No. 47
AROUND THE TOWN
(By T. B. C.)
I had an unusual experience the other night when I went to the Amer¬ ican Theatre and found a real man at a real door keeping out a real crowd away because he had been instructed to do so by a real police department. Ever since we have had the movie craze I have trembled every time I have heard a fire alarm earlv in the evening in the districts in which our movies are situated, and now if it is a fact that no crowds are to be al¬ lowed in aisles I can breathe easier.
SOQAL AND PERSONAL
Brief    Itm.   Catwhie   PaalianU   al   Onr
Commuaity, ami Thair GumU. VUH*
ami Saeial AiTalr.
On Friday, November 14, a wed¬ ding shower was tended to Mrs. Frank Siersema (nee Miss Helen Schluter) at the home of Miss Harriet E. Thorns. Many useful culinary articles were the gifts to the bride. The guests were: Mrs. E, Peterson of Newark, Mrs. W. Hudson of Brooklyn, Miss Dorothy Blatz of Richmond  Hill,    Miss    Eila
Baptist
Next Sunday (23rd) will occur our annual roll call, in connection with special Thanksgiving services, mom¬ ing and evening. It is the Sunday preceding our National Thanksgiving
 „.^ „„„  ^^,„     ..,.„„    .......  Day. and we deaire to make it a day
I did, after standing around for a Gou7e "of *Hrck8vilTe,'Mi8s G. Attana" 1°' genuine Thanksgiving to God. Aii hnlf hour, get a seat in this particular gi^ of Garden City, Miss C. Witzler of annual letter has been sent out to theatre and notwithstanding the H. isjip, Mesdames H. Von Elm, George ^ach member stating the particular C. of L., they positively give you and H. C. Schluter; Misses Edna P"*"?""* °' '^he services and calling your money's worth, which is proba- Gissel, Merle Raynor, Ernest Behrena,'° *^his rally every  member    of    the
ABOIIT THE CHURCHES
lltama !¦ tkia calumn ara maVeammi Irom tba paatara af cburcha. and aacratariM ar atkar aflktala af church aactHla*. Thaa* Itoaaa, within tha limit, af ai paat a* furniahad
Correctioins to die
Freeport Roll of Honor
The Secretary of the Village of Freeport Official Welcome Home Day has finished his work and turned his records over to the Village Clerk for official filing. He has submRted the following letter" with recommenda¬ tions as to the Boll of Honon Mr. Sylvester P. Shea,
Village Clerk, Freeport, N. Y. Dear Mr. Shea:
As part of my work as Secretary of the World War Welcome Home Com-
LOCAL TOPICS
¦aiita  aai  axalanationa  nat  antlraly  af a aawa natura, an villasa affaira, br tha aditar.
HERRICK
Facta  is  FacU
Notwithstanding   the   bragging   of
Tbi. column ia editad br Rev. W. ¦. Uu tabrandt and aU itama .bouid ba aaat,to hta to inture iniartion undar thla baadins.
i^uiw.w.»u.iiamK me Dragging oiid"^^ '^1 "S*"'* of enrolhment in the the political pet newspaper, the elec- ?,^J2f l-^^®"""*'*^^_ l^'. "^ft" tion figures for the Town of Hemp¬ stead show that the Republican can¬ didate for Supervisor, running again.st an unknown candidate, received a ma¬ jority of 4967, and his side partner. Judge     Raisij?,    4983,
pledged and paid in full by the pupils and an additional sum of |24 secured in pladges from patrons through the efTorts of the papiils.
Rev. William H. Littebrandt, by in-
mittee. I have checked up the list'of -"^.T.u "11'"'^V,•''''"='• '" '?r?''"7" S^^SaV^^ms SVe'U^T^'^TU veterans, with the Roll of Honor at ^'*^ '*?? Republican candidate for v^^it ufuiw^'SLtiated A^L^^n the dpDot anri heir to rpnort fho fnl T^°^" Clerk, who aiso runninR against ;'»'t is luuy appreciated. Anyone in- tne depot, and beg to report the fol-^^^ u„known man. received a majority t"«8ted in the .school is cordially in-
of 7671.     Likewise  the  majority for /^'^. **', ^'*\* *¦?« school at any time.
lowing discrepancies
Add   Walter  H.   Batcher,   Fred   W.
your moneys wonn, wnicn m yrtiutt- Gissel, Merle Raynor, Ernest Behrena,'^" <•"'» ^aiiy every  memuer    oi    ine:     """   ..«...^.   ...   x.»«:..c.,   . .eu   y. ^   -^^^ q ^pj^     ,       j^      ¦     ,        School   will  be  closed   for Thanks
bly the reason that they have such a Schluter, Marguerite Gatter, Florence :<^hurch.    The   Lord's   Supper  will  be  Batcher, Harry Bovvers  jr    Frederick fhe  two  Lrt   named  men  ran about 'f'^'"*^ •¦«=««« f^om Wednesday at sfoo
crowd right along. Beacorn, Adele Plump, Lilliin Chesh- »et in the  morning  service.    "In re-  Brandes. Franklin D. Curley. Frank- 20M Vote" behind     In Tn ord'narvef P- »"•' November 26, to Monday at 9
And that reminds me   I never felt: ire..Hazel Schneider, Rita Farren and  membrance of Me'' is our Lord's own  H^ Thomas    C     gagan, ^ fJ'^^^'f^^* "^^^"^^l-^^^^^^        ¦ "onaay at a
more lonesome than I did stan_dmg in ^ Gertrude Thoms of Freeport. L"-^'.!^- .. ^^^'^^^^'"all X ii;S.d"b^H*rr;in'illt LlVyJZ"; "--''^  than "IIv'T tSf ca"ndl^::
the lobby of that theatre in my own;
mon,  "Thou
. would  have received.
a. m., December 1.
Sampson & Lovin. school photogra¬ phers, of Brooklyn, recently photo¬ graphed the school by rooms. The pu¬ pils purchased more than sixty pic¬ tures.
home town and with about sixty oth-1    Claude  L.  Cook  of  Saxtons   River, ''''ay  which   the   Lord  Thy  God   hath j William L. Heyer, James Ireland, H
ers waiting for the crowds to thin out i Vt,   is   spending  a  week     with     his led thee." H. Lord, Franklin Malone, Gilbert Ma-,.,   .        ~-       i       •   •        c       •
and out of that sixty there were only aunt,  Mrs.  Ella  H.  Bentley  of Long      The  Junior  Society  meets  at  ,1:001'one, Frederick W. Thompson. Charles    Union   1 nankSglVUlg  dervice
four that I could call by name.   Some Beach Avenue                                              t'clock   on   Sunday   afternoor.i.     The j C. Reynolds, Christian Schebe, James      The Methodi.st, Buptist and Presby- To date   Room 4   reiristerinir 20
one remarked that it reminded one of                                                              Sunday    School    at 9:4.') a.  m.    The I J- Saunders, Edward Schmitt, George terian Churches of Freeport will unite pils. has had a perfect attendance
Broadway.    It certainly reminded me      About 7,5 couples attended the reg- Young People's Society meets at 6:45 :S. Weyant.                                                   as usual in a union service on Thanks- As the result of an appeal sent to
too much of Broadway, reflecting on ular dance of the Community Service P- »"•    The evening service follows ati     Take off:    Tony Cara, Frank Clem- K'ving morning at 10:30 o'clock. The the  parents  by means  of a  oircnlnr
'                                                                                 - .-      .             .                                   .    .   ^^^^^^ Joseph Crossfleld,    Leo    Poss, custom is to rotate the place of meet- letter from  the princiDal   morp  th««
r-U.,..!—     r-: 1       r.         tt, i^.      tncr  nnrt   tho  r^ouf^..   n.,ao/.hinr.  tho   an.-     lie...    ,,       , ^,      -.-f.*!,    iiiUI C    lIldTI
the fact that the little home town is Girls' Club at the Freeport Club cn I'-i^,    Interesting  service.     Practical
growing  so  big there  is  a  tendency Monday evening, the  American  Leg- sermon  in  keeping with  the  thought
for us to be just residents rather than  jq^   being   special   guests   of   honor, of    Thanksgiving.     Anthems  by  the
neighbors.                                                     Music was furnished by Bender's or- choir.    Solo or male trio.
                               chestra. '    Thursday  evening  studies    in    the
Offlcer Peter Elar was very lenient                               Revelation.    Next week chapt. 15.   A
with traffic violators on Sunday. The      Raymond J.  Miller sends greeting.H "tudy  that  will help  you understand
special cause?    A  boy, named John; to his friends from Jack.sonville, Fla. P'^^sent conditions in the world and a
date  of  birth.  Sunday  morning,   Ne vember 16, at 2:.30 a. m.
VILLAGE TRUSTEES
The Board held a quiet session Wed nesday   afternoon,   President   Ander   .        „   ., , son still  being confined to his home, bert R. Nelson, an ensign in the Navy,
study that throws light on the future. .Saturday night last a partv was' ^'^ Thanksgiving day the annual given by Mrs. John Murray at her Thanksgiving union service will be home in 118th Street, Brooklyn, for held in this church. Rev. J. Sidney Mrs. Percival Iverson of Brookside Gould will preach the sermon. Mu- Avenue, Freeport, and her fiance, Al- "'c and other features of interest. Ev-1
Charles   Giordano,   George     Higgins. >"P ""•^„,^*'^ pastor preaching the ser- fifty pupils  have  been  placed on  tho Clifford   Johnson,  Alvin  Lang.     Carl "'.on-     This   year   the   meeting   place list to be examined for defective teeth Lean,  John   McCloskey.   Noyes   Mor- will be the Baptist Church.    It is the by the dentist accompanying the lun gan.   Lawrence   F.   Opfer,   Harry   L. tj""" »'the Methodist pastor to preach ior  Red   Cross     Dental     Ambulnn/o" Powell, Fred Southard, p»ve V. Van-i the  sermon, but owing to the neces- Merrick is the fifth chool of the 7n ,n dewater, Harvey Wood. sary absence of Rev. Mr. Bumes. the ty to receive such services
Milton  Bedell should    be    William  Paftor   of  the   Presbyterian     Church      To  stimulate   interest   and   enrmir Milton Bedell. will preach.   Rev. Dr. Jordan has been age oral English, members of the 8th
, crybody is invited.
and Trustee Maxsmi being absent on who expect   to  be   married     in     the court work. "" spring.    Some of the  guests    were:
An application  was received  for a  Miss Alda  Rand, Mrs.  Percival  Iver- street light at Roosevelt Avenue and son, sr., of Los Angeles, Cal.;  Helen,
King Street.    This is not in Freeport Mildred  and  Norma   Smith, of  Free- thing  in   the   world   is  a  man.    Aiu and no action was taken. iport;   Miss   Bertha   LeRoy,   Mr.   ami  the greatest work in the world is the
Theo, F. Mohr applied for appoint-(Mrs.   George   Havemeyer,   of   Hemp- making of men.    Our Sunday Schools ment as a village policeman and Carl stead; Merton J. Way, Lynbrook, and in  Freeport   realize  this  fact.    That Darenberg as Chief of Police.   There "J^^n J, Rane, h cousin of Mrs. Mur- accounts for their existence, being no vacancies in these positions,  ray. Bad men make a bad world.   Strong
ng action waa taken.
Leo  Carman  should  be  Leon  Car I man.
I     Arthur J. Christensen  should be J. Lutheran j.Arthjr Christensen.
Carl H. Miller, Pastor Eugene Clemmens should iiv Eugene
Someone   has   said:   "The   greatest K''ement
Clifford G. Colyer should be C. Clif- I ford  Col.ver.
Fem E. Corse is on twice. I     Mirvin J. Counts should be Mervin [J. Counts.
Gaetono   Cuti   should   be   Gaetano
-        „..    Big
_ .     . .. Subjects."     Donald   Bowne,   the   first
KegUlating   Hose pupil to appear, spoke very ably Mon-
Comoaniea at Firea '^'^y P}orning, his subject twiug "Mod- Ti      L-       ^°™P,     *•**  '^t^®*,I'm Methods of Warfare." Inc   r irc     Council   at   its   meeting
Tuesday   evening:   made   arrangement
for the handling of fires in the vil!ag<- Lc^'ul memberships in the Red Cross which will prevent the laying of all t"'s J'ear returned $226. This is ihe the hose in the department as has hap- ""st record yet for Merrick and many pened at several fires lately when they are the commendations of Walter E. were a long distance from a fire hy- Spear who conducted the business for drant. The new rule is that the first ["¦'* thoroughness, precision and fore- An elaborate .linner was served in men make a strong world.    IgnoVan't i (or Tom) Cuti. [wo companies at a  fire shall lay  in ,'^^''^f Iness.
  theevening, followed by dancing, after men make an  ignorant  world.    Wi^^e!     Benjamin,   Fred     and     Mervin   J.  their ho.se  and  proceed  to work, but,
w,,        -, .        I     /s« which a program of amusement was men make a wise world.   ,S,ivaf,e men i Combes should all be Combs. ^"^ ?,. ,1 „,       , ¦'"'"^^^'  connwt witti;     a   meeting  uill  be  held this eveii-
Blue  Triangle  UlVeS 'arranged,    Mr.  Nelson  rendered  sev-,make a savage woric). Kind men make I     Frank  C   Cook  should  be   Charles  '"^  hydrant  and  await  orders,  with-  j,,.^, i„ the I'arish House for the pur-
Successful  Vaudeville era: songs in a rich Irish brogue tem-{a kind workl.    Industrious men make j F- Cook. "^^t taking oJT any hoso. pose of re-organizing the Men's Club
The   Blue   Triangle  vaudeville  was  porarily adopted for the occasion. As an   industrious   world.       Incompetent I     Wesley   C.   Davisson   should   be   C. r-       • r        » l"       discussmg   its   possibilities   and
r,r<vlnrpd   last   Fridav   and   Saturday a  souvenir each gu^st wa.? presented  men make an incompetent woiH. I Wesley Davisson. (JomUlg   LventS opportunities.    This Club was an im-
ni^t« before crowded houses in Min-'with a  box containing a favor.    Mr.'    The greatest work  in  the wu-Id'is      Change  Arthur   DeMott  to   Arthur      The   Daughters  of  Israel  will  hold  portani   feature  of the  village  social eXLd  Rockville Centre."    The acts'and  Mrs, Murray expect to soon be- the making of iiieil, L.  DeMuth.     ,^     ^    ,^ ^   „ ^      a bridge and whist party at the South    'fe until exigencies of the war maele
of the four clubs vie v/if,, ^i^h otne." come residents of Freeport, I     And the makinK of men i.s tbe work j     Henry E-ngelke should be Henry En-  Shore Hotel on Friday afternoon, He-, |t advisable to suspend meeUngs that
fnr firHt Place In the estimation of the 1 - - ,of the Sunday School and the ^o.ne. t^^fij^^ u    11 k    t   u   ,
audiences and  th. only way for any'    A   .surprise  was    tendered    Curtis And that is why the Sunday .School |    Wer J. Ellison should be J. Huy-
o.^tT know which is "best'- is to seei Combs at his home on Church Street is one of the greatest institutions in |'er Ellison ^.    ,^ .     ^
the entertaTnnTent ami decide for him- Thursday evening of last week. Num-jthe world.    Because it help« to m;,ke!    George B. Fox should be George P
self     The Mineola Kitchen Band and  erous   and   beautiful   gifts   were   re- the right kind of men,
the Rockville Centre Animated Adver-1 ceived and the evening was spent in j    Good men can no more    be    mi^de
tisements are the fun producing acts niusic and games.    A  light collation j without  the   influence  of  the  chureh
William Homan should be Jr.
Fred W. Gilbert should be Jr.
John N. Hartmann should be Jr. of'''tre'''Derform7ncT"burRoo8evelT'8iw     served. "The guests were: Charles 1 than roses can be grown without the |    Engene W, Helland should be E. W eight statues representing "The Four, Combs. Mr  and Mrs   H. Seanian. Mr. summer time, i "^^^.'Jll'i
Seasons" and ""The Wayside Piper" iand Mrs. A. Post, Mr. and Mrs. L.t And children have the same nnper- bv the 'Freeport Blue Triangle Club' Post, Floyd Post, Harold Johnson, [ ial right to a God given religious are beautiful and finislied aumberS, I Vernon Combs, Miss Ivy Combs, Miss I nourishment that flowers have to "The Wayside Piper" has been coached Miriam Campbell, Miss Marian Hague, summer showers, by Miss Margaret Johnson and bylMrs. A. Hague, Mr. and Mrs R.. And as flowers fail beneath the un- IVIrs Schuyler, who haa taken the part | Smith, Mrs. Ada F. Smith, Clinton kind frosts, so do children sicken and of the piper and helped in its produc-, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. shrivel when the frosts of the cold tion in several different localities. Smith. world and indifferent parents fall up
This   evitertainment   will   be   given i -
at Roosevelt. Royal Theatre, this Fri-, Horses  Bumed at  KoosCVelt
day   evening,     November  21,  and  at      Xwo  horses  were  burned  to  death Freeport,   High   Schooj     Auditorium ;„ g firg ;„ the barn on the Dunlop es
Saturday, November 22. at 8 o'clock, tate on Debevoise Avenue, about 10:30 ^^ted in each one
Four other horses
icm them unsheltered by the proecting '. wings of our Sunday Schools.
At 9:30  our  Sunday School  opens, we welcome all and are deeply inter-
cember  12.    The price of tickets will'ts  members  might  give full time  to be 25 cents. - war calls.    The  war was not a time
  ,for fixed  social efforts of a  pleasura-
Elk." Memorial Service 'ble nature.    This Club seeks its m^n-
Freeport Lodge of Elks No. 12.'^3 bership among all the men of ehe vil- will hold its annual memorial service ^ la^e and strives to furnish a common on  Sunday, December 7. I ground  of  meeting  and  good  fellow-
  jship.    Its effort is worthy the consid-
Dancing on  Thanksgiving  Day       | eration  of every  man  in  the village.
The Freeport Club will be open for All the meu of-the village are invited Henry D. Jefferson should be Harry Idancing from 4:30 to 12:00 on Tharks- and urged to be present for a free dis- Frederick  G.  Joerisson    .should  be giving Day, with niusic and :inlcrtan- cussion at 8:.30 this evening, Friday. Joerissen. ment and supper at 7:zO o'clocU . The, ¦
CJemment   If-   Johnson   should   be  price of admission will be $3  i c'-upie. j    Sei vices at  the  Church of the  Re- Clement. '   deemer  Sunday,  next  before  Advent.
Edward S, Keogh should be Jr. '   Pinochle   at   Freeport   Club     "t 11:00 o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock p.
George Kring should be Krug. B. J. Loonam should be Jr.
A pinochle party, for members and "i". Morning prayer and sernion. Ev- rnrHnn 1 MnP^rthv «hn„W Ko T their men friends, will be held at the;^"'"« P^f'''- affd sermon. The Sun- Gordon J. McCarthy should be J, p.. House thi« Fridav eveniviL' at <^"y School meets in the Parish Hou.se iriif^n MnPoT-th,, 1..1UD   nou.sc   mis   rriciay   evening  ai,      „_„„, „.   ,«.„/, „   „   ..,¦.,   .,,. ,„,.
, Monday evening.    	
Hebrew  Congregation in the barn were removed safely.   The | Episcopal
IJ   I J.   '^...i.Z.m.m.Cl   n-«#va building is a large cement block struc-I    The Ladies   Guild ofthe Episcopal
|-iOiaS  pUCCessrui  L»aTO« ^^^.^  ^^^  jj,g  ^laze was  kept inside, i Church   of  the  Transfiguration     will
The third annual dance of the He-; ^ut waa hard to get at.   The firemen I hold a Christmas sale in the basement
brew Congregation of Freeport, held j gpent most of the night fighting the , of the church: Long Beach Avenue and
at the South Shore Hotel Wednesciay 1^,^^   being   called   back   about   three Pine Street. Tuesday and Wednesday.
evening,   for   benefit of the building | o'clock   when   the   blaze   broke   out afternoon   and   evening,   December   2
fund, was a pleasing success. The committees in charge were: H. Bar¬ asch, president; S. S, Reiss, vice prea¬ ident; H. M. Strauss, secretary; P. Nickelsberg, treasurer; ball commit¬ tee, M, Levy, chairman; I. Mayer, S.
and 3
Gordon McCarthy,
We have on the list Albert E. Mark¬ len and Albert E. Morklen. These should both come off, and Albert E. Merklen go on
:30.
las usual at 10:00 a. m. with the les¬ son  topic, "St. John  the  Evangelist," n     •       II     £        A    1.     c        Jl        St. Mark 1.    The Woman's Auxiliary faying Up tor Auto speeding meets weekly on Thursdays    in    the
Fire Chief Loses
be   stocked   with   an   attractive   vari Otnnn   •      Dl        ^^^ specialties,  also  many useful
$1000  in   olsize articles will be on sale.    Clam chow-
  - .. TT    d vi      I    The Freeport Fire Department was Ider and coffee wfll be a special fea-
Baumann,   L.   Baumann,   H.   Schloas |caiie<j out again Friday evening for a Iture served at moderate prices.
and   A.   Puck;   arrangement  commit-Ifl^e in the  Freeport Coal  Company'a | 	
tee, S. S. Reiss, chairman: H. Baraach, j y^rd, east of Henry Street and south , Presbyterian
H. M. Strausa P. Nickelsberg, L. E.|of the Long Island Railroad tracks. Next Sunday morning Rev. J. Sid- Fnedman and R. benl; reception dom- j^hen one of the sheds in the yard was Vy Gould the pastor will preach, mittee. Dr. D. A. Cantor, chairnlan; burned to the ground. An automobile The theme'of the sermon will be "The H. Lieberman, L. R. Posner, A. Siegel, I belonging   to   Clarence   A.   Williams, Objects  for   Which
V     Ximm^n-n     T.     P....lr   o-nii    H      .H*ril*   noOr-    \.:..     -M    ..1. _     A . x             .... ..A -."^ •«. «.       ....
The following were fined  in Police i Parish House at 2:.30 p. m.    Any lady
Carroll H. McCord should be Henry'Court for violation of auto apeed ord- of the village will be welcomed to the
Carroll McCord. iinances   on   Tue.sday,   at   the   weekly j membership     of    this     organization.
Charles McLean ahould be McLane. session: IGifioir practice is held Thursday even-
Fred'k    K.     Montross    should    be |    W.  D.  Reiger, $25;   Louis  Hacken- ihgg at 8:00 p. m.    The Boy Scouts,
Fred'k N. berg,  Bernard  Segall,    John     Smith,'Charles A. Calkins, Scoutma.ster, meet
Barrington W. Miller should be W.lRichard Steen and  OUS~Clayton, $201bi-weekly ou Tuesdays at 7:30 p.  m.
Barrington. jeach;  William  Zacheis.s    and    Henry]A cordial invitation is extended to all
Grorerv  broad and cake tables will      ''***'" *"• *"<* Jerome  Nolan, Frank |Weytioft,  $10, and  William   H.  West jto attend the services of this church
I?^^Vo;i   with   «n   «ttro.t1v„   vr": Robbins, Joscph Pcttit and Burt % was  fined  $5  for  violation  of  traffic | and to become identified with its com
wards  are  on  the  Roosevelt  list'Ss'otrdinance. well as Preeport.   They should not be i  ._ .
on both. Fourteen Years Ago
Lindiay N. M. (evidently for Naval ,     j^ews taken from  our iss^e four-
iraonity interests.
Raynor R.
MUftia)   Murray,   should  be   Lindiay l^^^^ y^„ ^ ^j^j^ ^^^)
r??*    J?^D A u    »j !„ r«*   ,r. '     Death of Village Trustee
Otto C. Pederson should be Otto <C.  a..,ui, p J Hmitn.
r-eaersen. ,,     „       , ,, Joh,i   B.   Combs   appointed   fireman
A name appears on the Board Mor- ^^ power house timer G. Post    -This appears «n our ,    J  -^   SvensOn advertised very best
butter 27c. lard  lie. 3 cans tomatoes
list    Milton   G.   Post    Don't    know
^ich« right-have had no reply or:„^ 3 ^^^^ p^^,^ ^^^ 2,5c
record card from either name,
Walter W. Raynor should be Wai
E. Barron, L- Puck and H. Seril; floor ^bief of the  department, was  stored ask^."    The church is organized and
committee,   H.   Puck,     chairman;   M.  ;„  the ahed, and was completely de- is now planning to raise a much larg-
Schloss,     A.     Seril,  J.   WHMaro,   u-jatroyed,   with   equipment,   valued   "t er sum of money than ever before for
Knapp, L. Schiff and Dr. J. Shapero.     |about $1000.    The loss to the build- the   denominational   causes   that   areJter'M
C    .       ,     1^—7. ling will be about $500. the building erilisting     the     interests      of      tbe j    James S. Roantree should be James
Seriously   Injured  in bemg insured. nine  thousand   and   more  of  Preaby-  e
Explosion  in  Garage!    ^h ""l"""*"., h"h*^ "t"K»^?!lrM^n    terian Churches of the Northern Prea-I     Valtine  Smith should  be  Valentine f. u   « t.^^^i       The firemen had another call M«n- bytery.    The    pastor   is   using    thei Smith
dier*wfl LwYnTred'Tuesday noon fu»y ""r'"„^hifo^of ^A^^nr^R^ln^of """T"*^ *'°"'- ,°^ ««<^h Sunday in No-^'ThVllip .Sappe^stein should  be  Sap-ilow the game. dier, was oadiy injureu  lueaaay noon  ^be   automobile   of   Henry   Bedell   <)f,vember to explain and encourage and  oratein ^      *^^ while mending a gas tank in the G.  derrick caught fire in front of Sloat's inspire the people for the work. ! eraiem
Basket BaU Game
The Freeport Arrowa and the Bald-
,Soine time between Election Duy and Friday morning last thieves en¬ tered the closed residence of R. V. Kent of this village and made them¬ selves to home. Linen, silver ware and near silver ware were stolen. Cut glass was broken and its ornamental silver trimmings taken. Much el.se was either taken or destroyed. TThis i.s but one house-breaking in a lovig line of similar affairs. Many like featurea in these happenings should before   thia  have  enabled  local  police
Bennett Smith garage on
rick  Road.    A  number of panes    of
Frank Scandal should be Scandale.
1 garage, from using a lighted lantern      Evening—Intereat continues in the      Charles  Sims  should    be
A ""'"*fr Of panes 01 ^ben having the gasoline tank flHed. hymn sermona the pastor is giving at simes glass were blown. out of tbe bu'lding ^be fire alarm was given, and by the the evening hour. A hymn is chosen '"rho" by the force of the explosion, but fort- ti^e the fire whistle blew aeveral com- either by the pastor for ita place of
unately no hre reaulted.   panics were at the flre. and the blare'distinction  or  its  hiatory  and   is  re-
— :       ~~T7~Z,    :      ir~ had been extinguished by the chemi- viewed and its message brought out
A new advertiser in the Review this (-al tanks.    "'^    '--^ "- -"  -"¦ —
Charlea | Friday, Nov. Saturday The  name  of Peter  E.  Smith ap-1 Sunday pears on the Roll.    We have no card Monday for such a name, and it would seem Tuesday • proper to take it off unless informs- Wedneaday
win Town Five will meet in a basket-;*"*^o"t'«* *<> sleuth out the culprits, ball game at the skating rink on Mon-1'" ,'^"te they have been quite impo- !day, November 24.    Dancing will fol-l'*"* and deserve rnost if not all  the
adverse criticism which IS visited upon I them. In the immediate caae more in- tarest than usual has been shown and it is much to be desired that .some , thing fruitful may result.
HIGH WATEB TIDE TABLE
,   .     »    ,^. ,.,    I u    I,      th   —   .   The body was bumed off The request is made that anyone who ition'is s'ecured iThursdav
^*'''' '^oA <^»'denberg, who has the the car, but the  machmery was not has a favorite hymh make it known to rRusgelS   Smith should \>e RusselL Fridav storeat20Brooklyn Ave. and will open badly damaged the pastor and it will be used.    The       Edward   C   Wright  should   b^  Ed
a painting and decorating shop, nl.so The third call for the week for t.he service becomes verv informal and of- ^ardE Wright carrying in stock a full line of paint- Department came about 6:00 o'clock ten deeply inspiring. The hour is " '^-.rV^Ji^- era' supplies for wholesale and retail  Wednesday    evening,  for  a  chimney 7:30.
trade.
Take your prescription to the Ar¬ cade Pharmacy and get our experi¬ enced  services.—Adv.
If you cannot get stove coal for your rurnace, try Briquets, made from coal dust. Coal with the slate left out. Sinclair L. Raynor, 8 No. Main Streat, tel. 184.--Adv.
fire at the residence of Daniel Morri¬ aon on North Grove Street which was extinguished before the fireriien had successfully   finished   their   game   of
Methodist Rev. E.  A.  Burnes, Pastor
.,.      .   ..    -,    ..  ,  ..      :       ...I, i.i,„      10:30, morning worship and sermon
"hunt the fox     (gueasing  whare  the j^    ^  '^ g   Kivanaugh, District
fire 18) and reached the    bla«. Superintendent    12 noon. Men's Bible
Kenneth J. Taylor should be J. Ken- jneth Taylor. '    There should be a star in front of ; names   of   John     J.     Thurston     and I Townsend Young.
Lawrence J. Ward should be Jesae L. Ward.
Purdy   S.   Williama   ahould   be   S.
\xr    I I     117    a.1.       D        _i.       Class;   George   W.   DuBois,    teacher.   Purdy Williams. Weekly   Weatlier   Keport       2:30 Bible  School;  Harold E. Brown,;     James   Egan'a   name   should   come (For information  of  our readers  in' superintendent.    6:45 p. nu, Epworth off.     He   was  a  transport  engineer, other localities) !League; topic, "How May We Prac-jbut not in U. S. Service.
The prica of coal is increasing. Buy      ' """¦ yoar next  winter's  suppij   now  and .^eatner ¦ava  money.    Sinclair    Raynor,   tal. 184} 8 No. Main St.
AivarUamaaamt
BBNZOMINT
The houaehold remedy for Sora Throat and TonailiUs. It does tha timh.   Kaap a bottle ia th« booaa.
(For our readers in other lacalities) itice Thanksgiving;" Jere Brown, lead Friday, November 7, clear, nice falljer.
7:30, evening worship,-with sermon by  Dr.  William   A.   Layton    of    the
Saturday, same.
Sun.day, same, heavy frost.
Monday, clear, cool, heavi_frost.
Tuesday, warmer, rain in aftemoon and evening.
Wednesday, muggy, overcast, warm.
Thuraday, heavy rain all a. m.; ov¬ ercoat in p. m.
Brooklyn   and   Long   Inland   Church Society.
Union Thanksgiving service Thurs¬ day moming at 10:S0 at the Bapti.st Church.
(Mora Freoport Newa on Paga 7)
Lamon M. Ensko should be Lamont. mont.
I notice in the additions the names of Cifford Evana; also that of James E. Vetal, with a star after it. No rec¬ ognition was given to this latter in our memorial event, and information would be appreciated.
I am forwarding a copy of this let- tor to all the local weakly and daily papera in ortler to secare final infor-
21 7:05 A.M.
22 7:40 A.M.
23 8:12A. M.l\ 	
24 8:42 A.M.      On Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock
25 9:13 A.M.  in the Church of the Redeemer, John
26 9:44 A. M.I Thomas will  speak upon the Nation-
27 10:21 A. M.'Wide  Campaign of the church which
28 11:03 A.M. is now in full swing.    Mr. Thomas is
29 11:52 A. M.i the executive aecretary of the move¬ ment  in  Long  Island and, therefore,
{cannot be improved upon as a source
rjn       ... JJ   ...        of information and  inspiration.'    It i.s
InankSglVing   Holiaay  an  opportunity  for  Merrick.    Let  all
School will be closed next Thursday itbe village be up and .loing to find out
and Friday for the Thanksgvimg holi- ^bat it is «ll about—this great nation
(Jay. wide activity.
Saturday
School Closes for
The price of coal is increasing. Buy !    Thanksgiving   Day   service   in   re- your  next  winter's   supply  now  and *P*"*'e  to  the calls  of the  Pr<?»ident
save   money.    Sinclair    Raynor,  tel 1S4; 8 No. Main St
and the Governor will be held in the
Church of the Redeemer on Thursday
Adrariiaamaat I next at 10:30 a. m., a one hour service
~~ jof mornhig prayer and address. Make
mation regarding these, and any fur- |it a commumty interest devoutly to ro¬ ther additions. 1 will take the liberty turn thanks for national benefits en- of stating that unless any further joyed, changes are handed in at this time, or
if there are any erroi-s in this list, in formation should l>e loned me at onee, as this list will be final. Sincerely yoors.
S7<ITH F. PEARSALL, Secretary.
Have Adv. Copy in Eariy
Because of the holiday next Thnra¬ day it will be necessary for all chang¬ es of advertising copy to l>e in not lat¬ er than 6 p. m. on 'Tuesday.