Nassau County Review 19191114

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1919
VoL XXn, No. 46
AROUND THE TOWN
(By T. B. C.) A LcMHMi in High Finances We do not have to go to college to learn all about high finance. Here is a lesaon which came to my knowl¬ edge this week, of a young lady who could give some of the college pro¬ fessors pointB on the game. She had been delivering wash tb a number of people for a neightwr who did the work. She collected the amount spe¬ cified and returned it to the wash wo¬ man, the amount depending upon the size of wash.     Making a long story
A birthday party was given in hon¬ or of Miss Helen Weinhold's fourth birthday, at her home, 22 South Main Street, on Tuesday. A very enjoya¬ ble time was spent. Among the guests were friends from Baldwin, Rockville Centre and Freeport as follows: Miss¬ es Jan Shearer,' Dora Smith, Gladys .-    . ,. , .,      Lasson,   Alma   Weinhold,   Fred     and
•hort, the last t.me she delivered the : p^ank Lasson, Mrs. R. Shearer, Mfs.
wash to the person who tod us this^   Usson, Mrrf. A. Wernhold, Mrs. A.
yam  (we got it first hand)  she col-  gmith
lected $3.50 for the wash and when it '   '
SOOAL AND PERSONAL
Brief    itMU    CMM«T«iB«    ltMi4»U
mi Thair C«w Mfelal Agaira
laity, aiid Thair CM«t>, VUHs
Freeport Has New
Pc^ce Captain
At a special meeting of the Village Board of Trustees Monday evening, the resignation of John J. Dunbar, as Captain of Police, was received and uf^ the recommendation of Village President Anderson (who is still con¬ fined to hia home as the result of his recent auto accident) William D, Jef¬ ferson was appointed acting captain,
monthly  meeting   Thursday   evening. *^**'^«'"^«'"l^fy «» Captain Dunbar
The meeting wa! held in tU parson- ^"«„^^"  receivmg.     Reso ntion  was
age and the rooms were crowd^ with f"f^„«?'P;«"V"'^"P'^'^'|t'^^^^ ^ ,   .u     c^ - w
men.     Following  the  business   meet- '°''^.«"'^, '«"¥"'    r'')'i'''*^7-.f'P^"J White and severa  other Freeport ^y»
ABOUT HE CHURCHES
(ItaaM ia this fin— ar* wiliiMii Iraa tho paatata af eharchaa bbJ ncralarlai or •thar ¦ttciak af church aaclatlaa. Thaaa lUma, wlthia tha UmMa al a«r apam, a^ (Mar aa turalahad.
w* Methodist
Twenty-six new members were ac¬ cepted for membership in the Men's Club of the Methodist Church at the
LOCAL TOPICS
Caaaaaai lU   ami  axplaaatiaaa  aat  aatfaralir  ml a Bcwa aatura, aa ^rMaga affaira. hr tha adHar.
Will Make Good We have not. at this writing, waat Hans Hansen, the new member of tiM Freeport Police Force, although >»• have heard considerable about him. He was one of the first Long Island boys to enlist for service, entering Uie outfit   in   which   Bob   Campbell,   Pete
MERRICK
Thia eolnran t* aditml bj Rev. W. B. Ltt> MhpiiiJt and all Kama ahaald ha aaat to hAi \tg laanra intartioa aadar thia haadiac.
Services at the Church of the Re¬ deemer Sunday, the 22nd after Trini¬ ty, at 11:00 o'clock a. m. Ad 8 o'clock p. m. Moming prayer and sermon. Evening prayer and sermon. The Sun¬ day School meets in the Parish House each Sunday at 10:00 a. m.; lesson, "Elisha and the Syrian Army," 2nd Kings 6 and 7. The Woman's Aux- liary    meets    weekly  in  the  Pariah
irur  William dhprirmn  nf   Now  Vorlc^""^^'' ^^^  given  to  the Village  of enlisted, wa\ back when .America first  „    - .
emeSed? and  Refreshment   were i f^^Po.^'- ""^  accepting  hi. resigna- entered the fight, and has just recent-  Hoj«« on Thursdays at 2.30 pm. and served ^      regret. ly returned home from abroad where *'"' welcome to its membership any
Monday  evening  the  married  men      Harry Glaser also tendered his res- he ha.s been guarding German prison- |a«Jy ^ the village^ „?*"'''" Practice is
a bowling '*¦"**'**" "* " member of the police ers. » I happened to meet one of the held Thursdays at 8:00 p. m| The Boy 'lub Two ^'"^'^^' ''^"ting that he was about to boy.s the other day who was quite en- Sco«t« with Charles A. mikins as for evorv i *"**'¦ *'"''"^*''* '"**'* ^¦"¦*f*-   His res- thusiastic about this "lad."    He  said  Scoutmaster meet bi-weekly on Tues-
was  opened  there  was  a   slip  inside      ...      „      .   „ .»    o      11 ._ i , . ;-. ,- .
specifying that the amount should be'     ^iss Sarah Carman    of    Brooklyn defeited the single men m
$2.60.    ConsulUtlon with the woman , Avenue is spending a couple of weeks  niatch   at   the   Freeport   Club ,e„ier ou
who did the wash brought forth the -/JjUdelphia with her eldest ''''^^^^^^^^  »^«- f«^/-«^^^^^^^^   All S i^"*^*"" was also accepted.    Applica-  he-was delighted himselfTo meeVHaVs <i-y« in the Parish  House'at 7:30 p.
fact that the enterprising damsel, not «"« "'«««^-                                          hers are invited to come o^^^ '»'•   appointment   to   the   force again; that one of the last times he m-    A  cordial   inviUtion  is extended
yet in her teens, had pocketed the ex-                                 v„„,i.  p«.„ii ,rp ' in thp ron Jstf   N«tTiiJsdav even ¦'«'«'¦« received from Hans W. Hansen  saw him was when he came    in    one to all  to attend the services  of this
tra dollar, a procedure which she »>«<1 i JldinJ^ th^  wi^ir Tt   West   Palm   nir the Club vlnllefveani^^^^ William  H. Reeve.    Mr.  Hansen night from  a  scouting trip with his church and to become identified with
beencarryingoutalUhroughthesum-iy>«ndingthe   winter   at   West   Falrning_the_Ll^^^ ,^^^  appointed  to  the  regular  force, gun  on  one »houlder and  a  German its comunity interests.
mer, and with numerous customers. It i Beach.    At the present time they are ment  in  the  Sunday  School    rooms^
im as a man of even disposition and      Invitations are out for the marriage
Leon iMiss Grace Tillion, Miss Kimball and i*"^ Adam Yuich  now a special police  prisoner over the other     He described
ir 31, Harry Hayden, all of New York Ciy,i;j;«" transferred to the regular force., him as a /nan of even disposition and .    „ ,    .
—^..^^   ........   ...^   r-   -  ¦¦,";•"••:  „j     'fh hi, „if- i. .npndinff a hon- will be the entertainers     Tickets are ¦^'^- ""^eve and Captain Dunbar were remarkable   strength,   and   was   post- of Jamea Francis Mulcahy, elder son
or dime or quarter from one of her and with hs w f e is spendmg a hon  ^'''/J^ '^« «^^^ special police. tive that he would be an addition to of Mr. and Mra. Michael Mulcahy of
neighbors customers when they gave.eymoon visit witn tnem.     x^- ov cents ana can oe aecureo irom any      y^^    Hirschthal   of    " '       * "    ' "
must have hurt the little girl's con-1 entertaining   their     grandson,     Leon.Miss Grace Tillion, Miss Kimball and transferred to the reW^lar force   h
«.ience  when   she   pocketed  a  nicjeel, I Whaley, who wa.m.rnedO^^^ R^aTd Captain'Sar ^^^^
her an ertra tip for her interest in the I work.
,Y. W. CA. toGivc
I "Blue Vaudeville"
On Friday night of thia week the Blue Triangle Club of  Freeport will '     "u"'i, port and  Merrick, having  1117 votes ^.^ to Mmeola and on Saturday night  "^:. V^   ' in the  17  Districts  against  1276 for to   Rockville  Centre  where  the  girls      ^'¦''^ his Republican opponent.   In the same ^jn join ;„ the big combination dra- district 'the head of the ticket. Demo-  matic event. The Blue Triangle Vaude- cratic, received 659 voces. Iville
Notes on the Election FrankKn G. Hill received a flatter¬ ing vote itl his home villages of Free-
member of the Club or at the door.     I^,.'^'";   ""-achthal   ol   the     American the police force of the village
The entertainment ia for the ladies ¦ theatre appeared at the meeting and 	
„» ..,„ii ».. *Ko «,..« .presented  a  reel  of movie  films, to- _, „ n   j .     tj      .
as well as the nien. i„„th»r wUi,   !,»  „»o.»fiv„«   tot»A   «« Those Pumpers Used to Advantage
Sunday Service
IziSS noon:Me7s*'B^ible"'cfaa'srGeo. D"y   «xercises7on   Labor   Day.     The «dva"^//„ip,.the  Areon  the^ gemp- lNorth"Ta7r>-town;"N.'r^^lfteVThei'; r...t>_:..   »„_-i.„_                                      Board accepted  this
this   village,   to   Miss   Uraula   Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. presented  a  reel  of movie  films, to-    „. pu-.-..^ it_-j ,_   vdvantairp    Guilfoyle of North Tarrytown, N. Y.
(gether with  the  negatives, taken  on     '^•«* lumpers Used to Adxantage   ..j.^^^ redding takes places the 19th of the   occasion   of  the   Welcome   Home      Both of our pumpers were used to this month at Saint Teresa's Church,
ois, teacher.
s gift    frofn    Mr. stead and Babylon Turnpike, mRoose-..carriage   the   young   people  will   re-
2-30 D   m    Sundav School- Harold  "'"'^^*''''»' a"** ^'^ partner, Mr. Levy, velt  district   on   Morulay.     With  the ^ide in Freeport where  Mr.  Mulcahy
E  Brown  TupeSn^nt    C isfe^fo^ P'^P"*^**"   «'   ^he   American   Thea- building a thousand  feet    from    the has purchased a  house on  St. .John's
r.. orown, superinienaent.   v^iashes lor . , , thank« road, and both engines pumpm^ thru  paipp
"'l»?;^'^t"yS^"*.^Ll*'^^lP"r''".l"'*•'     Apphc^ for    the more  than   that  length  of  hose-the '^""='- 	
Thomas McWhinney for Assembly-1    xiie  local  girls  are  presenting the tional meetmg. man, ran 69 behind the ticket in the | pageant,   "The   Wayside   Piper/'   aa "   '"
6:45 p.  111., Epworth  League devo-
20()ii
placing  of a  light on  Columbus  Ave-  Kasoline   pumper  having     over    __ srhnvi^r (¦,,.,,«„.,«. i.r.  „„
nue between Broadway and Commer-, feet, they put good streams of water ^ ^f"^-;^^huj ler Lammann.^        o cial Avenue.    It was deciiled to have  on  the  building and  saved     .t    from   Wednesday   to   spend   the   u inter   in .,¦¦..... t~i 1      .^1    _   K,...nh..>   .IniiTn       1*1.0    fi....   «r.jo    iin.lo.-   -"n'maiIan.
7:30 p. in., happy hour evening ser Six districts  in  the  Village of Free-l^heir share of the program.   This pag- vice with whole-hearted hymn smging ^j^^^ installed at once.    Several other . burnhig  down.     T^e   fire  was  under port.    We wonder whether the '^frIHeieant  won firat prize at the  Panama- "^   tne   congregation,     .-vntnems     oy applications   for   electric   lights were Rood headway, and it was a long run,  .. ...;ii i,i„—  v.,^ *„ M- M„ii7v„„    „    ...     „                    .     .„.,        .   w       nuartPttP.                                                      >ieceivc'(i     and     referred   to   tho light  but the engines were there ready for
pyjit..     »Tc  YYi/iiuci   TTiici-iici   mc    "'•-"=  gani  won  nrac  prize  ai  me  ranama-    - .
ones" will blame this to Mr McWhin-, pacific   Exposition   in   1915  and   Mrs. <iua"ette.
ney's being more or less in favor of I Schuyler, who has been assisting Mi.ss      _,     ..,, ^.        , ..     d      "      n —• —
the agitation of the "wets" at Albany, I johnson in training the girls for this .   ^he "Coronation  of the Rose    wHI , _
or  becau.se of his  affiliation with  the j performance, was tL original "Piper," '« Kiven Thursday ^'^"'"K '" the M.   j^
mosquitoes, or what? ^L.l h«« haH ,„urh to do with im vari- ^-   thurchof  Hempstead, under  the  KeturneO   Mome
wrrk   when    the     Roosevei
-A ineetintc for the reorganization of the   Men's   Club   is   called  for   Friday
There was not a whole lot of dif¬ ference in tho popularity of our Re-
ous     presentations.     "The     Wayside ?,"«P-^«V°^.'^'f ^R":'''twn'''^'>nJ^,?; I Piper" is baaed upon the old story of ^-.  ^.^'"?^.°L?„¦T''^"'¦_:n:!°'",u.'
made their long run. and  v.ere readv  evening the 21st, in the Parish Hous
at S:30 oVIock. All the men of ih-; village are invited ami urged to atten«l this meeting.
L'unnect up.    The  fraternity  exist- between the heads of the two de-
Unable   to   Talk  partments was shown when Chief Wil- Charles   Driggs   Lewis   of   Wallace liams  left our  engine to pump  thr^i
publican County Clerk and our Repub-1 "The Pied Piper of Hanielrn," but in  resident   01   i retpori,  i.s  arming  i""-: street left his oftice in Rockville Cen-, the   Roosevelt   iine,  ajid   ordered   our      It jbeit .Johnston, jr.. on Monday will
lican Town Clerk.    The first received, this dramatic  adaption  the  nuisie  of,'^'"''' 1549 votes in Freeport and the second ;ti,e Piper symbolizes the appeal of the 1472,  comparing   with   1272   for   the, YoUng   Women's   Christian   As^ocia- head of the ticket. \\i^„ to'the hearts and minds of girls.
But when it comes to rumung, "the | into the Piper's flute. Faith and old war horse," Smith Cox, had it over {{ope and Love have breathed the es- all of the candidates who hud oppo-jsence of themselves to produce a clear sition, with 1668 votes. spiritual melody with which the Piper „^^, ..
And at that G. Wilbur Doughty, forgoes forth into the wayside places of l'^^ 'T^ffLi  ;•, fh» •it^t^ i« hpttfi- Supervisor, was not far behind Town;Modern life to awakeiv a responsive- f/^hool outlook  ..1 the State is bettei Clerk  Gilbert,   with   1389   in  the   ai.x ,,,,.,, ^nd caM forth the latent music fo .than/nmanj^yeaj^^^ districts. individual   expression  from   al
And when we come to read the re- j of girls.    In the Council    see
tre  Monday  morning  to  take a  buai-  gasoline pumper  home for any pos?i-  take up the work of village postmas
ness trip to Brooklyn in his auto. He.ble emergency r.Li    o u    1 ""•'V*'' u    ¦        to ,r'mvsterivusly disappeared and was '.lot ' Bible  School  session begms at 9:45  ^j^^^,  fl^^  again  until  late Tuesday m.   on   Sunday   mornmg.     A   hne ^^.^^^   ^^^^^
group of teachers  ,s at work  in  our ,^^»-^  J^^^^ ^^^  j,^^^^ ^^^^^  j^.jg ^„^,
r'parent^Ld friends'^;, Sr^L^;:!^ aluinriiT^ chair"^  ^le administrat^n of the County Jai. :;;--;:nt"^n'^';h^; TZ ng     and     the . Sunday J^ coverciTlTith   mud   and  dirt  and  T''^ ^^^''^^^ "^^±^1.^. !""¦:•"'.; '."    ^o obtain assistance in th
Baptist
school   and   classes   are   open   for  all who will attend.
; .\ Gain and a Loss
The County of Nassau is assured of an   holiest   and   intelligent  and   capa-
ter. -Mr. .Johnston was the only appli cant tryii!.; tho recent exHininations for a successor lo the present poat- mistress, Mrs. Harry Leich, who re- sifrned on finding that home duties -md public life were not compatible in the sn difficult the home.  Mr.
badly   bruised,   especially     abou
-J-    ,, „,,   -, ,-    I      -     •        t ,.,«_ u:.,  head.    He is unable to talk and no in-
individual   expression   from   all   kinds  ^iJu ,Jrron°'aubLr'^Ea^^^^^^^^ ^»"   ^'«  ^'^^•""''   ^'""^  *'''"•
t    the  the gain to tho County is a los^s to the,.Johnston   has   not   received     his'   ap-
L Lilt        \,-;il.           „r     i:.'-„.,.r,.„_*        *«    <arUmU     Ui.     »nim   ' .       . . .        . - T
turns,  the figures    for    Charlea    R.'spirit   of   service   calls   together   the ^gc:     What f       wnen.'     rniiu^^^^^^ Weeks  for  Oistrict Attorney, are of | c^ounselora  from  the  workshops,  the i^.s Js a theme ^ th the pr^^^^^^^^^
^?^J,„ y^u**I. J L- r^I^'^^'L >hen he went away, which was st
the immutable Word '" t' ^1^.^^":
Village of Freeport, to which he gave  pointment   vet   and   until   he   does the very  best that was  in  him.    We j technically deputy postmaster.
congratulate Warden Dunbar. For the 1	
good of Nassau County we hope that' he may spend the    reat of his    life
gj. I there, and that it will not be limited
even  more  interest.    He had^ toUl j fi^^^ra^Tthrcampu^ ^^^^^^^^ Mr. Lewis, who was married to Miss i -   „.^^   ^.^^^^   ^^   ^^.^^   ,^„^^
of 1445 votes rn the village   notwith-1 three   large   divisions   of   «««oci*tion °' ^.od.    ' h>s is * xears   or   twice yeai
standing   (possibly   we   ought  to   say  «,„rW «mono. riM oountrv and colleire''*"^ *»l?«« '^^V ."^^ «v°'"*',«"-.  «¦»»'*«-^.-.    i^' .   o.:i„_    ;„    c„„.„„.w„, .either
WANTAGH
ling (possibly we ought to say because of) the mud slinging of his opponent. Mr. Weeks is entitled to congratulations upon the wonderful vote of confidence given him by his neighbors im Nassau County.
Pointers
(By J. H. S.) Trolley Car Etiquette
girls.   Each counselor states her needs and the Piper, wandering in, overhears ;
How He Gets His Coal
Mrs. Grover C. Siems of Pennsyl¬ vania is visiting her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. John A. Box, for a few weeks.
workamongcity, country and college ¦'"',;"-«"->»;]' ";7^^^^ Esmond   Stiles,   in   September
.-:_,_     r._-u 1-..„*„. v.„-^.....1.  unto God are all His works irom tn*   j^j^    ¦ ^,  exemplary  habits
beginning of the  Creation,   Acts  lo.       , - ,, .   j:„„onpar»nrP and i
18.    You will want to •ee the golden ^^j* ^'il^„*'i«t°J.il?.„^o!!*^^   _	
ers   Circle     met ry Leverich on Tuesday
^  .       ^   Tl ;ers;  iafternoon   and   plana   were   made   for
School   Notes '•     a farmer named Miller, hving along  ^j,^.   Christmas  work   which   they  will
Mr. Jennings has been confined to! theConemaugh division of the Pen^^uke up.    Each member made a little
•        ¦    ¦   "-         svlvania     Railr»ad     Company,     '"^"r  .^^^^^.j^jij^ j,^^ ^^ ^^^p ^ p^^^y j^^ ^yg^.^
their words and pipes his magic mu-  '"-.^""-"{''  "°A|^:I;"j'f,';t,VrB ^f"+hi's *i's present condition is a deep mys-.    The following item from a daily pa-      ™.      v-.,.„„   no„„hte sic.    Then to him is given th<.?acred l^^'^^rS of ours*"'"' . ^-V- P-' - handed me by one of ^r read-  ..iSMr^sl Henry Levi*
charge   of  going  out   into  the  h'gh- ""ip^^'^^'^y" ,^   ^^t   for  their
ways of the world to attune the inner i^     ^^   ^   .     -Co-operation > lives of girls to his clear notes. . .^ (^hristian Service"
Three short scenes are give.i repre    '" <-hristian bervice.
senting   industrial lege girls and showing
^o^umrT'^aU'^'c^rT^ evening servi^^^^^^^^^ Kbme since last Thursday with a ^^^rHown^^Prhas ^soTTt^he prob
wing ho^ the Piper 2?T\TJ'L^LT'^Lt^'^'^Jlf .1^^^^^^^^ "'"Hem of coal'supply for his family..  .
1.    Stop the trolley car by sUnding '*'*^'^ *^'"='. """ :ul:„„ „ ,r^„^=„ „iv   book,  "Aawakening   Songs,"  is  used. in the centre of the track and holding TJrutVl!rtJ'':^\llTrZli^Z'. • Anthems by the choir and  male trio
book,  "Aawakening   Songs,"  is  used, be able to return by next week.
ing them new joy and the conscious-'
sunshiny day for three months, when -,--   . - - • , . -  ii  11   a luncheon will be given by one of the
This   farmer  has   a   bijj   corn   held , ,,,^.,^,hers and  the bag.s  brought  in  to the  right  index  finger  as  far above |'"K^"f- "^^J^/i;';;',^"'^^'^^^          ^^^^^'^  selections.     Message  onl    The  entertainment   Friday  evening | ^^f^'J^^ ^^^e radroad for a quar^^^^ the head as possible.                                  Pff °f » ?k„SX,!.v J r.^;, „n ill Jm^ the subject, "Voices of God in Nature'\a8 a great success.   Two short plays,  "''T.„ ^1„'' TJh  V«rm^ mXT ron 2.    After the motorman has applied   "Ch "/ p/„^?^' nnt^t J iHP« Vhit ""d Redemption."                                      "Everyman" and "Nevertheless," were «f ^la corn field, Farmei   Miller con- the   brakes,  answer  him   in   his  own 1?"^^^"*^' PJV^y'".«[ ""S/"*'?^^^^^              Thursday   evening   prayer   mejting very  ably  presented  by  High   Schoo'' """'^^*" language.                                                     l"^i%^„!f*^„f**j?J^,-*,nH i^ «^n«l hvmn at S^OO <>'«l°«k.   Studies in the Apoca- students.    Mr. Wadsworth, ex-Assist .3.    Swing aboard a closed car with|*" ,    „f. V«5fK ^..^tT  v,o,« th„ IvnrT.   'yPse with practical application lo the ant    Commissioner of  Education    in a lighted cigar in your mouth and yell 1".^ '''*7    „!„ /oi^^ ir-r^ionHoT' needs of every day life.    "Come hnd Massachusetts spoke on "The Employ- "Ut 'er Go!" taking   great   care    tol^!"" " " "!,^ iii. if !1„h«^             ^     see."    Strangers specially invited.          ment of Better Speech in the Home." «i..„^ .„ ...;» „„».. :„  u^ „„„f-„ „*:sire to extend His Kingdom. , » .-  u.-:..j ..__„:„ii.. .u_ *.,.. *i,.4
,, , i„ct i    Tbo   Ladies'   Aid   Societv   met   with
evening   prayer   mejting very  kbly  presented  by  High   School |?_;;^^^^'=JJ/''|.'^^|^'^^''''*'^" ¦'''¦'''¦'^"''^*' ^"^^ | Mrs. .Sarah  Hicks on  Wednesday af-
place your suit case in the centre of i"'™.'" ex«,.a n.» "vingdo
the doorway Those  taking part    are:     Dorothy
4.    When   the   car   stops   suddenly, F»«'">!JK'f"^*"*** "/'f^^*'^^^^y^^^^^^ run the full length of the aisle, mak-1 ^fr^. Dorothy JJouW,^Edjia^_&hlu^^^^^^
He rigged up his scarecrows with, I hideous and most grotesque false | faces.    The  scareciows  attracted   iho,
Presbyterian "* better speech must be practiced first
The  regular    meeting of the    Im-  in the home before it will be used out-
• u.> mc lui. .c..F,>.>. w  v,.» ».o.c, •¦"•n.-|w„,„ D„i,„-- ii-i=« ir..or>.oiKo,-cT   Mov  Iprovemeut Society, scheduled for next side.   The prizes for the best posters
ing sure to step upon at least one foot !™«'^y^f^«^''^«^"^*J;^f'"^jP^^/^„f^^^^^^ | Wednesday, the 19th, will be omitted,: were given out, Dedrick Newman re-
t>er person.
5. Go back for the suit case and repeat "Instruction 4," this time do¬ ing the movement backward, stepping upon aforesaid feet with the heel.
6. Upon seeing a vacant seat, make your way to it with pleashig dignity, breaking not less than three hats and one nose.
7. As everybody has some fondness for   good   music,   whistle   loudly   and
clap your hands at all the babies in    ,   ,     ,,^,      „,      .     tj- » u       o    j • the car, in that way making yourself! ^.'ijde    The   Mineola   Katchen   Band
Ruth^M^aclJ: ""S^e^^i^-oluS    lata' ^^V'^^'tTvfn^. uJUnTta'SLf 'trf *'^t '^''M'''^'K^'^'l "'^t' ' of November having taken ita place.     | School poster in the English depart¬
ment.
The Auxiliary League held its reg-
iiicm. iFj ucvici  opccvn 111 mc iiuiiic.   i       . , .,       •       .   ,    u_„i,„,„„, I ular meeting in the basement of the
He emphasized especially the fact that ^"t^l'*;''"w *^f/'2'/Jirt tni^ht n    Parish Houae on Tuesday night.    New h«f»«,. «noo,.>,  „,,.«* h» nr.^tio-.^ first  0" the coal trains and every knight of 1 „,„,„j,„,„ „i„.t„,i ,„„,,.•    m.   „n-i Mr«
the brake wheels made it his business
every time his coal train passed to shy
a black diamond at each scarecrow
Ault, Minnie Hammond, Henrietta Terry, Augustine Biggs, Olive Post, Clara Fox, Marguerite Hanson, Kath¬ ryn Copeiand, Muriel Patrick, Helen Patrick, Adelaide Sutherland, Lillian Ammerman, Mae Story, Edith Story. The patronesses are: Mrs. Ernest Ault, Mrs. Robert Earon and Mrs. Haight. The other acts of tha vaudeville in
Lutheran Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.; mom
ing service 10:30; then)«i Sword;"* evening serviee at theme, "The Heart of Christ"
Friday   afternoon   at  three   o'clock
'The Four Seasons," a series of tab-
"Theithe   Better  American   Speech   parade 7:45;ito*k place.    Representatives from all 'the schools    marched.    The    posters which many of the pupils made, pre- Christian Scientist iBe:.ted a very good appearance.    The First   Church   of   Christ,   Scientist, j group   of   Mother   Goose   characters Franklin  and   Fulton  Streets,  Hemp- 1-was  also cleverly worked  out.     Por- stead.     Services  Sunday   11:10 a.  m. jhaps the best of the groups wa^ that
a great favorite at once. l   ^"«  k° fh» tt!!™^;,-u hi,Vo ivia^tl. iand 8:10 p. m.   Wednesday 8:10 p. m. in which Peter Kelly, aa a policeman
,_8.    Hand,the.conductor a ten-dollar, ^^^"^ by tb«*^ School  11:10 a.  m.    Reading Iwas leading Bad Engliah,imper..o:mtcd
ithi'the' Club, and "Animated Advertisements
bill  and  tell  him  to hurry  witU'the; V^-"";, 1"" .C^'nlllXtin-ToXr'rVnh room bpen week days from  1:30 to 5 ;by Clinton Egan, who had been attack-
S;?'rorn"er^*"' "*" '"^ •""'* *' *''^ mpr'aoIatS' an"tt'"%amSus'=   adt:P- -• l^f Kenneth^ought, who represented
next corner.                                                  r.h«T-ii<f*.r«                                                                                   *be   Dictionary.     Another     charming
9.    Discdver   that   you   ar?  on   the '•""raj.iers.                      v«nH«„Jiio -ii,iii  P».».An l-i.v« group was that showing thederiva-
wrong car and inform all your fellow- .   The  Blue Triangle  Vaudeville will hiremen Have tion of our  language  w^th   Marga-et
passengers of the fact,    "fhey will be be Presented J" F5S«P«rt^November 22; Another Long   RuniWenner representini    the    Normans;
greatly interested.
10.    Alight backward while the car is in motion and await results.
at the High School auditorium.
The  Freeport and  Roosevelt    Fire |G«rtrude  Thorns,  the   Saxons;  Otalie
CARD OF THANKS
Editor Review:—
I wish, through your valuable pa per, to express my appreciation of the I Tuesday splendid vote given me by my neigh-1 Wednesday bors on Election  Day.    With the big; Thursday majority given the Republican oandi- i Friday dates it was impossible for me to win, | Saturday but it is a matter of gratification vhat'[ I ran several thousand votes ahead of my ticket, for which    1    am    deeply
frateful to my kind friand-! and iieigii- ors.
Very truly yours,
FRANKLIN G. IllLL.
Ady«rtLicm»Dt
HIGH WATER 'nOE TABLE
Friday,   Nov.                 14 1:37 P.M.
Saturday                         16 2:41 P. M.
Sunday                            16 3:40 P.M.
Monday                            17 4:34 P.M.
18 5:23 P.M.
19 6:08 P.M.
20 6:28 P.M.
21 7:05A. .M.
22 7:40 A.M.
members elected were:    Mr. and Mrs.
William McDonald, F. Shafer and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Robinson. Final ar- Noting the growing coal piles Miller !'«"««"?«"ts were made for the fair constructed three additional scare- I D«*™'>«'- 2 and .i and the committee* crows in his corn field. His coal bini"*^ ''""SJ' ^"^'^'./^••^- ^i;?"'' "''^''^' is raoidlv fillintr **"•   Arthur   Southard,     Mrs.   A.   E.
IS rapidly hllmg^  j^^^^    Mrs." Wilbur   Southard.     Cake
,   „  ,.^ table:     Miss   Charlotte   Garner,   Mrs.
torce of  Habit Maria Box, Mrs. H. Young, Miss An-
The  Udephone operator was  spend-  nje Garner.    Aprons:    Mrs. John Box.
ing her annual two weeks at a sum-1 Mrs.  Leverich.    Ice    cream:    Mi.aaes
mer hotel  in  Muskoka.    On the nrst; [jnj^n Siems, Agnes Box.   Fishpond:
morning  she  hnd  reason  to complain [Miss  Delia  Fussell,  Miss  Alice  Suth-
that she had not been called early as !^,.ji,nd     c&ady and fruit table-    Mrs
she had directed. ijohn T. Cowlea, Mrs. Harold Williama!
"Why didn t you call me early aa 1   Mrs. Rhoda Jackson.   (Jood Cheer dub
asked ?    demanded the young lady. •anonymous   table."     Supper     room.
"I did," replied the proprietor with  Mesdames Avagadro, Wiebel, Brooks
an   injured  air   "I  called  out   -seven-1 Schafer,   Fussell,   G.   Jackson,   Dean
thirty,^ and  all  you    said    was     line  McDonald,   Schaardt,     Robinson    and
bus'.v- James, Miss Sarah Hicks, Miss Annie
., _.       ~^Ti     T        1 i Smith, Mrs. Ethel Box, Sarah Soper,
New    lune    lable    luesday     Mrs. Charles Duryea; vegetables, Jas.
Through the courtesy of our neigh-i'^^ ^^.''T"'.,*"';' S^"""'*^" Schafer; mu-
,     ....  ....K„.. „.. ,»....    ^"-0^.),^   t>,„  R„m«n«     a„H     uv«n,.»« bor, C. D. Baker, WC are able to give : f''"'   ^?'r'l.sall   Jack8on;shooting   gal-
Departments were both summoned for j ^Pedick, the Rpmans and »¦ ranees ^^^'^^^^j^ ^^^^'^ ^^ ^^^j^^ ^^^^^ the ''^'"y'. J"bn Box, and all the men for the a fire in*  large, building on  Hemp- fo^nor, the Ancient Britains     At tbe'^.^^^^ schedule going into effect next '"^" >* '"^''^ ""'' vegetable market.
Istead and Babylon Turnpike about one «"d of the parade Charles Ross con-|,j,^^^^       j^ .^ ^«^ ^^^^^ ^.^^^^^ ^^^^^  , 	
lo'clock Monday afternoon. The house'«»«t^, *be funeral services of Bad | ^,,^ Freeport has ever had, and in .,^" **"« Saturday night, November was situated back from the road, and English, who was buried amid much.^^^^ ^^^^ ^^j^^^. ^j^^^ j^^ summer ^•^' ^^^ young folks of the church and a   considerable   distancfe   from   a   fire '*J'"<^'i«f- I schedule.    Three trains are taken off Sf'".'"""J*y will  hold  a  social  ai   the
hydrant,  but  two long  lines  of  hose: ^    ^        ^i^ „     , —one   we.stbound,     nights,  at   12:05; ^*'''?b House.   Everyone invited; ii<k-
BENZOMINT
The household remedy for Sore Throat and Tonsilitis. It does the work.   Keep a bottle in the house.
If you cannot get stove coal for your furnace, try BriqUiBta^jnade from coal dust. Coal with th« slate left out. Sinclair L. Raynor, 8 No. Mein Street, tel. 184.—Adv.
The price of coal is increasing. Buy your next winter's supply now and save money. Sinclair Raynor, teL 184; 8 No. Main St
AitorUooakomk
were put in and the fire stopped after I A   GrOWUlg   BusineSS eastbound   Sundays   aC  9:59.
tho roof was burned off the building, i (Contributed) * these were vory light trains. «.-    .     i.        m,        ^
The loss will probably be about $1500.      While it is not generally known, it      The schedule: Wantagh  to Have Beception  for  Ke-
  There was very little loss fo the fur-; is nevertheless t^ fact, that the Kroe-I    Westbound—5:20,   5:56,   6:20,   6:37 turned .Soldiers and .Sailors
.„u r. p r. o ^ o . -^ iiiture, most of which was cheap and port Ice & Fuel Co., is interested in excepting holidays, 7:06 eifc. hoi., ?:!» A committee has been appointed The E. & D. Stofage Battery torn- practically all of which was removed the limber game quite extentvely.exc. hoi., 7:43 e.xc. hoi., 8:04 8:14 """ '" actively workini' for the re- pany calls attention to their new ser- from the building. All tiie cordwood is from their ovvn exc. hoi., H:.-,6, 1):5I exc. hoi., 10:12 S^^*'"" ^" ^' ^'^''' ^"^ returned sol- v:co station at the corner of Merrick The only people home at the time of iumbt r tamps in tho Catskills. Their a. m.; 12:19, 1:34, 3:25, 4:16, 4:49 Road and Henry Street (phone 485). the! fire were two little children. Their busin - is quite extensive, so much (changed from 5:00) 5:36, f5:21 exc You are invited^to look ut their ad- mother saw the fla'nVes while working so, tl it they own their own fleet of Sat. and hoi.. 6:39, 8:17, 9:18 (change<r  """"                          out in a lot near the house and ran in vesse:    which  ply the Hudson  River, from 9:2G), 11:18 p.
vertisement in this issue.
All" of .^^'' 2^5 cents.
diers and ."sailors, at the I'arish House, on Tuesday evening, Xuvember 25. 'There will bo mu.«!c, profewsional en¬ tertainment   and   refreshments.     The
to get the children  out.    While    she dockii-; at WestCatskill, where they:     Sundays    6:34,    8:24,    9:25 a. m.; ^.'"^"^'"''^J,,'." '¦b"rge nro:    Rey.  Wil
iam B. Allis.  Harold  S.  Kropp, Geo. E. Box, Elizabeth Kropp,    Licla    \'an
An  interesting  item  regarding the could talk good English, she could not have exclusive docking facilities.    Re-; 12:03, 2.52, 4:36, 5:37, 6:42 (changed new   Oakland   car   advertjsed   in  the tell how to spell her name and did not centlv   the   barge   Susquehanna   was from 7:11) 8:06,8:22 (express to Ja-  ., t    ¦   --    »
Nassau   County   Review   appears   on know  the name of the owner of the ikdded to their fleet.   -All of their boats i maica),  10:30  (in  place  of 8:44  and Nostrand, Helen Jackson, Agno.s P.ux page two of this issue. house. while   in   the   vicinity   of   New   York 9:51. .Stanley .M. Cox and Gertrude S. lack-
  The   fire  evidently  started  from  a Idock at Edgewater, N. J., where thou-j     Eastbound—4:46, 8:15  (in place of ***"•
If  you  cannot  get  stove  coal  for "defective flue." sands of .spiles are always on hand for 8:10). 9:33,   11:51   a.   m.;   1:24   (Sat.     _     , . '
your furnace, try Briquets, made from      The building was the homestead of i spot   delivery.     While   on   the   East in place of 1:28), 1:45, 2:24, Sat. 2:43,     Professional Men  Organize coal dust.   Coal with the slate left out. tbe  Robert     Smart    family,    RobertjRiver dock   (foot  of Broome  Street)  3:58, 5:03 exc. hoi., 5:41    exc.    hoi..      The .Nas.sau    County    ProfesHonal Sinclair L. Raynor, 8 No. Main Street, Smart being a brother of Mrs. Nelson an assortment of cut timber is to be;5:65, 6:03 exc.  Sat. and    hoi.,    6:18, Guild   was   organized   on   Thursday, ¦'"'¦" "    o—..^i- tv._.  „* o ti:    f„„„j hy contractors. 6:25, (these two, first express, second October 29.    The officers were elected
Freight is carried north and recent- local, in place of 6:23), 6:39, 7:08 exc. as follows: President, Dr. George A. ly on one trip 1,000 barrels of apples jhol., 7:51, 8:05, 9:09, 9:57, 11:23, Newton; secreUry, Dr. Henry V. Hol- were taken to New York besides 300 12.21, 2:32 p. m. !comb; treasurer, Dr. Albert A. Ham-
cords of wood and spiles. I    Sundays—6:^8,  9:26  a.  m.;     2:82, imond.     This  association   is  for  doc-
  |3:55,   5:47,   7:09,   9:02,   11:17,   12:20, tors, dentists and  druggists  of Nns-
(More Freeport News on Page 10)    2:06 p. m. sau County.
tel. 184.-Adv
H.  Smith, mother  of Supervisor  Hi- Iram R. Smith
The price of coal is increasing. Buy     _,,,    ^      .   „r	
your next winter's suppij now and The Arcade Pharmacy makes a spe- save money. Sinclair Raynor, tel c'*'*y <»^ putting up prescripfclonai 184; 8 No. Main St. Ca'>   •>«  them   when   you  have  any-
j thing in this line.—Adv.