Nassau County Review 19150723

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT, N. v., FRipAY, JULY 23.1915
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Freeport
Vol. XX, No. 30
Sodal and Personal     News of the Churcfces In the Fraternal Orders Local Topics        ' Circiis A Big Success   In [he Fire Departmeal
Uto  ead  Parties  at fWsnaWs** and Thdr Friead*
Single copies of the,Review for sate at Greenblatt's and Braithwaite'a, I^ail-^ road Avenue; Michnoff's,/' Naaaaa | County Et-'view, - DaSilva's and Go- Miaaea Nina Clark and Lottie Card betz's'. Main Street; DaSilva's,Weat j iner are apeeding a two weeks' race Merrick Road. tf.     j tioa ia tbe CatakiHs.
HIOU WATER TIDE TABL£
Friday, July ¦Saturday, Sondt-y^. Moildny, TueAciay, H^^esday. Thursday.. Friday. Saturc'ny,
23 24 26 26 27 28 29 30 31
5:20 p. n. 5 -.56 p. at. 6:59 p. m. 7 :56 p. m. 8:48 p. m. 9:38 p. m. 10:27 p. m.
Nelaoe Aaiidowa and family of Ray¬ s' Areaw apei at PiainAeld. N.
! Subject  of   Scrmeas,  Sotticm   ef   the   maak ¦ad otbar dotost 'in the church** i and cliarch *oci«ti«*
•   Tlia good name of Fri^eport,   L.   I., haa been restored.   Tbe sins of society : have been neatralized by the  presence i of fifteen thousand men wbo love   and revere the Holy Name of the Saviottr.
Ooias* ia the tatrmt frstoraal
Freeport and viciahy.
Cemavrats   aad   amolaantionf   noi   entirely ^      a naw* aattirr, on rillata affaira br the editor
Th^ewly-elecJed office^  of  Free-1 ANOTHER FREEPORT CELEBRITY port Lodge,   Ko,   600,   I.   0.  O.   F., |     How would it do for Secretary Dan were installed Monday evening by   D. ' Jdrni!
Tne Society Ciroo* and   Wild   \V Shoiv at the SoUtti Shote    Yacht   C ha.5 come und g-jnf, and fin viyw wl fact ttiut tivttyhoiiy (more or Itis; ; tbere, an ertended  acconnt  wouid  be superfluous.      Here' ts  the   way   the
n  r    M    «i»i»«nn.   f     ;.m„„„„    J;*'; lels to conaider the   name  of  Charles   Brooklyn Eagle etarts offits   item  on :.f. .uc- .t.uy .,a.i,c «i w>« a»v.u«,.   ^\>'- „f Vn.lLrf   "1   f„iin«A    N,hi    *^- ^""^^^ ^*" •PP"'"*'"*"'"" »he board  the event.   In fact, with the exception Tb.^ ttms. are for Band, Hook,   Dedoc. M! nor At&ata apeat Sanday with friends j We particularly enjoyed the surprised ' '^'^^'.   LVer Coiklet   vT?? «and   Dr ¦ f   i-J^enlorr?    Mr.    Manly   was   Dr.   that, as usual fbr the ciiy iiapers. onto, for Hempttead ttayi 1.1 pi.iiiaaVL H. 3. .  \ loo^a of the smug dweHers of the pmt  ; n^rAnn r""..»•   w„Vh        I? i u   m  ¦ '^"Kley s assistant in the first Sm-th-1 arytbing bas to be divided by   two
Mra.'W. K f oiks aad (iaaghter of Lakelatid. Florida, are viaiting Mrs. K. A. Rayiwr <w Sootb Main Street.|2
Mrs. H. C. Lata of Pearsall Avenue
waa   agreeably  surprised "WedBeaday
11:16 p. m. t afternooe wheo twelve ladies, members
12:00 a. ro. {of Ihe Aarora Grata Chapter No. 207,
; Order Eaatern Stor,   of  Brooklyn,   of
The Bayview Tennis Clnb will   hold j which Mrs. Lott is  a  member,   came
a  match game against the  Bay Ridge Inat its tbeir antsmobiles to  spend  the
Field Club tennis tearp Sunday at 2 :30  rfternooa witb  bar.      Luncheon  was
p. m. \ served aad a very  pleasant  afternoon j Hempstead   Bank   Building;, s
\    ^¦"'^  (enjoyed     Mrs. William Higgins, Mrs.   next Sunday. July 25, "Truth."
A. Wflearman bas bought the atock i McKeeman. Uti. Greenleaf and her of D. B. Rsynor'a shoe store. Atten-1 »ister, of Freepprt. were also preaent. tioo is called to his advertisement in j The meetings of tbis Chapter are held ttiis issue. i at   the   Marooic   Cathedral,    Bedford
Avenae and Maditon Street, Brookljn. Today tbe iadiea will go in tbeir cars to Sayville aitd surprise their Matron. Mr>. Koeil. who bas a cottage tber'e for the Summer, and next Wed nesday tbey are planning a surprise for Mr*. Redfem. Grand Wor. Past Matron, and aecretory. wbo has a Sum¬ mer cottage at Stanmerville, N. J.
Nicholas Bowan, father of Mrs. W. U. Root, Locuat Avenue, was bit by a trolley car at Roosevelt Monday nigbt and badly bruia^d.
The date of the big police depart¬ ment relief' fund entertainment has been set for Tueaday evening, Augaat 17, at Amertcan Theatr?.
P. J. Van Reeae and family of Lex-
On    Monday    afternoon   the   Equal   ... ._       . ¦. o ^
Franchise cJb will   hold  its. teTular   "^^ "iirrt^.^n^^JT^Z^.
meeting in the Baptist Church at 3 p. til.    The speaker will be Misa Cotteral.
Charles E. Baldwin was sent to Blackweil's Island for four months by police Justice Flint on Monday, upon complaint of Minnie T. Baldwin, wbo said, that he had been abusive to her on July 6.
Paul Morton of Miliar Avenue, Free- port, was one of the thirteen automo- bilifts fined $26 each by Magistrate Nash in the Flatbush Court on Monday. Mr. Morton was charged with going 30 miles an hour on Ocean Pnrkway.
urday after having a two weeks' cruise to Higb pill Beach and Oak Island Beaeb in tbeir boat, tbe Vanity.
Mr. and Mra. Louis Goodman and daaghter Roilyn, of Smith Street, visited relatives in Flatbuah Sunday.
Mi» Sadie Wernstien 6f Fifth A venae spent tbe, week end with Mr. and Mrs. Goodman'.
i ty town who g«^'in' w'ondemJnV at ] S"'**?" h'"±?„= „^"?.'^*"-   W  *!     - -.- ¦¦ ¦¦^¦-m	
tbe army of loyal   Catholic  men   v,hol^*"''°''J,r^fZ     't^     Jf''^-ZV^^ ^''^
not only go to cburch but were willing!   .l.' ^  _'. "i""'"    °t,J^' K'ound'o a heavier than-air  machine,
to let the other half   know   that   the^ L« '   " * ""^P"''"'^*'"'"" ^^-^^hn   He la^^^ F.iver.   re¬
did go,-Tablet. i ii"'<^w'°5 '«''  »?«°«   supporter.   John | c^jved the jeers tf ignorance and   has
  j Manersberger: right supporter  N^le;,ived long enough to   langb   last.    He
In the absence of the paator, Rev. I^"""'f""'' "*• =='"'*"; '7' *°PP.°" ] is now in Toronto, acting as an advis- 3. O. Curtice. Rev. Wiiiiam C, Phelpa'?'= ,T'°'* Orand, Hsrry A. Walling; |or of Glen M. Curtiss. the inventor of of Brooklyn will preach in the M. E. 4i°"'r! ««"•"'»?• George L. MillerV j^e flying boat, on which Engitwd Cburch Sunday morning  and evening. i"!J!?i?*'    guardian,   Clarence  Goidan;V pi^eg so much reliance in its   war  on
  'right-sapporter   vice  grand.   HenryVthe   submarine   pest.     Mr.    Manly's
First Church of Christ, Scientist.— .Vollmer;   left  supporter   vice   grand, JbuHjy (jgta on our Government's   earfy
5<«vices Sunday morning at 11 o'clock; I George Chambers; Bitting paat grand. I „pj,riment3   in   aviation   have   bten
subject ' Theodore 8. Dixon. I ptfbmHgd by The Smithsonian   Instito-
There    were    delegations     present I jion end tbe work is one   which   could
frotn   Henipstead,   Wineola,   Babylon, j „ot be spared fronT the   large   library
In tbe Baptist Church next   Sun<iay" «°'^''""%^*"'"'   '"'^¦'^?'' /"«  Mollis | that has grown about it.    Mr.   Manly
morning, the pastor will preach   upon j'°°.f^*'    Supper M^as served. Ibas specialized in   hydraulic^   and   his
tbe  subject.   "The   Bailding  of    the I     Next Monday evening the  first  de j „,echaDi8m for moving the  turrets  of
Temple."    In the evening,   a   special  Kree will be conferred  on   five  candi-, battleships and  drawbridges is widely
dates. Dr. H. W. Holcomb   Dr. Jul.enk„^,„„.J'B,^oklyn Eagle. ^
Dean, B. Frank Rhodes, William Ben-I _ _. . !:_
der and Roderick McDermott
service wili be held. U. M. Case will lead the song service and C, K. Cooke of Brooklyn will deliver a brief ad¬ dresa. All are cordifilly invited to be present. During the month of August no evening services will be held.
Tbe holding of the Sunday School sessions of the Sunday School in the morning iat 9:30, haa proved to be a success, and probably will be contin¬ ued throughout the year.
Tha Woman'a Relief Corps cleared $30 on their annual beach party to High FliJl Beach on Wedneaday, July 21.
Long laland Conncil No. 560, United (j|0ran9|ercial Travelera. will hold a fish ing excursion on Saturday, Auguat 21. The sloop Pacific will sail from the Freeport Ferry Co. dock at 8 :15 a
THE VILJ.AGE A.-SESSMKNT MAP I In'speaking with Trustee Randall (regarding the new assessment map for I the village he saya I made one error I in regar.. to tbe scale tn which the map is prepared. The greater part of it is 100 feet to the inch (Instead of 400) and for the business sections of Main   Street,   Merrick   Road,   Grove
Mn. William Higgins of North Greve Street is entertaining Miss Qnion of Brooklyn.
Mr.   and  Mrs.   Franklin   F.   Gocd, formerly of West Merrick Road, after The Equal Franchise Club Will   hold , .pending a few   weeks   in  California, special   open  air   meeting  on   the Ure staying witb Miss Sara  Stuart  of
porch at the home of Mrs. Eainnnd Stiles, Grove Street and Lena Avenae, next Wednesday, evening, July 28, at 8:30. Miss Alice Carpenter wiil ad¬ dress the meeting. All are invited to attend.
Roy Menendez of Baldwin boarded a trolley car'Nt the^ railroad crossing Saturday evening,'atid jfinding it was an ejctra not carrying passengers be jumped oft, striking his head, nnd causing a alight concussion. He was taken to the hospital and after re- tprnod tu hia home.
The Observer says that "arrange¬ menta are being made to extend Snditb Street through the Southard, Bliss and Hanse properties, from Main Street to East Shiitb Street, which will be an important improvement, and will add greatly tex the value of the pftperty opined up in thia way.
Tbe Brooklyn Eagle says that Qapt Darenburg of the Freeport Police force fbas been assured that the actors resid¬ ing in Freeport will shortly give an entertainment for the benefit of a pro¬ posed pension fund for tbe department, and they bope to clear several handred dollars as a nucleua for the tand.
Kegel's bathing park attracted a large crowd Ssnday to witneaa tbe aquatic eventa arrimged-hy Leo caril- lo.
A 440 yard race witb fifteen con¬ testants was won by Elliworth Jen¬ nings, with Thomas O'Brien, aeeond. With a dosen in the 220-yard race Fred JBailay captured the prizer
A fetching contest was won by Car- iilo, w!k: dcTC under the watar and 'awab 110 feet before coming to the surface. Miaa Bab« Ware was second, reaching 101 faat.
South Ocean Avenue, until tbey are readv to cccupy the i>ewStory Colonial cottage which it tn be erected on Ber¬ gen Place and Merriek Road.
*'r. and Mrs. Adam Schontiidnn of Smith Street entertained on Sunday Mr. and Mra. Reno and nephec of New York City. Liovd Kitchell ot New York City and Mias Elsie Bretina of Sbeepsbaad Bay.
Betty Gordon Hardie entertained twenty-foar Of ber little friends at 4 birtbdJty party on Wednesday. July 21. Tha rooasa were prettily decorated in coral pink and iavendar. A most en¬ joyable tlni« wa* spent playing gamea, etc.. on the lawn.
  , i.,o Biuuij X......It   «ii.   nnw   .i.iiii   .„„, Street sud Rallroad  Avenlie.   50   feet
The   annual   picnic of   the   Baptist   "'''°'""*'''"'•''7. "''''"" „""'"      ^ ' to th« inch Sonday School will be held on Tuesday   ^'^^P*'^*. ^"'^ ^\'^°'^ ."'.^ .15 a  m    ,'° Y'^.l^.f-    ^^^^.   .   .   ^ . •     ^.
..„-    T..i„ OT   .. ™i,;„i, .; .u       u    I I upon arrival of trolley leaving rai road !     As is to ne expecieu   in a Dig   worK
next. Jaly 27, at which time the school   ^^^^^^^ ^^ g ^.^,„^^   '' •* of this kind, tbere are a number of in-
will spend the day at High Hill Beach, j  !  ; accuracies in the   map at the   present
The members of the school will be car
Freeport Council No. 57, Jr. 0.    U.   time, which   the   Aiscssors   hope   to
ried free, others will be cbarged a f««-|-ffr]Sr., wil' hold its installation of offi-1 have corrected before another year,.a»
of 25 cents for the round trip, will leave Patterson's Dock o'clock.
Boats at    9
cers   thia  ^Friday   evening.     Deputy ! the work is carried   on   by  them   and State   Councilor     Warren   Burtis  of i theit successors.
Miss Grace Andrews and James E. Hamilton of Bennington, Vt , are gueata of Arthar Keens of Jay Avenue.
Misa Ana Wagner of Ridgewood is viaiting at tbe iiome of Mrs E. E. Daniela of Jay Avenae. i
A birthday aarprise was given in the honor of Artbnr Keens, jr., on Mon¬ day. Jaly  19.'  at   bia   heme on Jay
'At the Methodist Church next Sun day Dr. Curtis is to preach in St. Jobn'a Church, New Rocbelle, where for seven years he was paator, and where, with one exception, he has sup¬ plied the pulpit one Sunday every aum mer since retiring from that pastorate eight yeara ago In'his absence from Freeport the Pulpit Supply Committee has secured Rev. William Clarke Phelps, pastor of the Williams Avenue Methodist Church, Braoklyn, to supply the pulpit here.
Talks on the Bahai Revelatioti by Arthar P. Dodge, at 64 Jay Avenue, Freeport, Sunday afternoons at 3 :30. Subject for July   25,   "The   Book   of
Revelation through Jeaua Christ, the S"" "o "T^"'^' r>      .    . n    1     er,      u •    :.JHnuK Harbor,
Greatest Book of Prophecy ever giveft-n^heir compani to tbe world." All are cordialy invit- ^^^ „„ m„ >,.. ed; free, no cbarge or collection.
read-
The Masses in the Catholic Church of Our Holy Redeemer for the rest of the BUrtimer montha will be at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a. m., instead of at 8 and 10:80.
Freeport's Oldest Resident
John A. Smith, Freeport's oldest in habitant, observed his 96th birthday at his home, 266 North Main Street, Saturday.
For more tban sixty-five yeara Mr. Smith baa lived at hia present bome, 266 North Main Street, where until recently h« cultivated a large farm.
Mr. Smith well remembers  Raynor
Woodmere baa sent word that be would be present-on that evening with his stafl? to assist him. Refreshments will be served at tbe close of the   meeting.
Montross Saves Two
from Drowingi ms
Frederick Montross, 15 years old, of'     Charles S. Powell sends us   the' fol- 38A South Grove Street,   Freeport,   a :'owingppostal card which   be  aays   he former Eagle   delWery    boy,    already ¦ thinks will be of interest to r the owner of one hero medal, qualified for another Saturday   afternoon   when he saved two little  girls  from drown¬ ing
Jessie Gobetz, 14 yeara old, daugh- tei\of Henry Gobetz, and another lit¬ tle girl, waded into a deep hole in an arm of Sportsman's Channel, called and aank from aigbt. n, Hannah Matthias, waa on tbe bank, and she screamed for help.
Frederick, who was bathing a short
dlatance away, heard the cries and ran i              -   .             u           i- .   .1     N.J     t  ,u        -I       r.       u     ,   money and   .^ave   human   lives to the  Bid  of   the   gir».    One   hand   u        , .u-   u, ¦».       .i	
sonian experiments on flying macLiDes order to get at tbe correct Agnres. the
item teems to be fairly accarate,    and a good account of tbe event. ^
The parade in the afternoon was ahead of any circus parade that has ever before appeared in Freeport, and the crowd that turned out to witness it reminded one of a firemen's tooma¬ ment, the streets being lined witb spectators. The item referred to fol¬ lows: , While Frank Tinn«:y, a hardworking cowboy, was asleep on tbe ground with hia saddle for a pillow at Freeport, a burly desperado closely resembling Fred Stone, stole hia horse. Tin¬ ney awoke and blazed away, bnt the bandit shot him full of holes witb blajjk partridges and made off. Just then°a band of gallant cowboya from tbe Chin Chin Ranch, headed by Will Kodgers and Leo Carrilio, dashed up, and afttr firing about 900 (blank) shots, roped the miscreant and dragged him away, face downward, amid bia cri^s: "Aw, go flow, these stones will break my face."
Then the whole summer colony of Freeport cheered wi|dly, for it was the best amateuf STrcus. and aociety Wild West show ever given on the grounds of the' South Shore Yacht Club. There were about 2600 persons present, and about'150 actors and ac¬ tresses who took part, in fact many of tbe acts had to be cut out-as tbe pro¬ gram was so long. But the principal feature waa Arthur Deagon, who, as grand tharahal, announcer and ring¬ master, kept the audience delighted by bis witty remarks.
First came the grand march of cow boys from the Chin Chin Ranch, Indi ana, male and female, acrobats, Scotch Kilties and bagpipers, bicycle riders and about twenty clowns, Including new Charley Chaplin. After several selections by the Kilties bagpipers a atage was put up and Van Cooper danced the Highland Fling in a grace ful manner. Sergeant William "Cam¬ eron of the Kilties th^n gave a Scottih reel ip excellent style.
Fred Stone, Leo Carillo, Will Rodg- ers, Frank Tinney, little Dorothy Stone and other ladies gave-a spirited cow¬ boy's quadrille on horseback.
"The 'Vorld'a Greatest Diablo flay¬ er," William Cromwell, received much a'pplause for his juggling of the spool.
"^adies and gentlemen," announced Mr. Deagon, "the next e^ot will be the Kaufman Troupe, the greatest bi- They are the best or we wouldn't bave them I ere,"   "—.»
j It is Mr. Randall's idea, eventually, ; to have the^sseBsments made by block and lot numbers, which method would j make identification of any particular : parcel of property much easier than ! by tbe present ayaem, which assessed I noted to individuals
and
U is, and explains itself.
Welcome AU  You Auto Owners
Drivers Let's Be Real Friends!
We're glad you came. We're after a record of no accidents and few ar¬ rests. Are you with u?'? It's mostly up fo you. It's our business to en- foroe the law. The public pays us. We swore a solemn   oath   to  "deliver
i ntarett to anti abeat tiw I ' n ntir local department by H. E. P.
Tbe   t;:Kaiiiz<iiioii   meeting of committee for ths Foorth Annual F1« Day was held at tbe Truck House Moa-^ day evening, fourteen members of committee being present.
Ex-Cbief Archer B. Wallace of He 1 was elected chairman; Assistant Chief John J. Randall, jr., !>ecretary,| and Robert A. Miller, jr.. trea.iurer.
It waa decided to bold a ttumber ofl moviilg'-'picture shpa* to rniae funtksT ,and the following committee waa ai|>>| pointed: David Pettii;rew, S. Dflh<Ml| Smith and Nelson il. A.^hdown. TbWj committee at once secured the Cryatid^l Theatre for Wednesday and Thurs4btjf| evenings, August 4 and 5, and 11   ai"
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Tbe balanci"of the sub-committe««| were as follows:
Badges and Meduls- -A   B. Wallaee.l
Advertising Program—Vernon   CtA'i
yet,    Walter   Fullagar    and    Joaa|A|
Strsch.
Athletic—S. Dimon Smith,   Robert! A. Mrfler. jr., and Marcheon  Farmlet., This committee ia aUo to have   cha.rx of the firenianic events, in  place' of a^ separate  committee  being  appointed for that purpose.
Prizes—A. B. Wallace, H. E. Pear- aall and J   J. Randall, jr.
Officials—The Chairman. Matter of securing residenta of Freeport for officios waa discussed, and will be re-^ ported upon at the next meeting.
Grandstand—H.   E.   Pearaall,   Wil¬ liam Dunker and W. W   Fullagar.
It was decided to make the entrance fee for tbe athletic eventa 15 centa' per man for each evsnt entered, tha same aa in previous'years.
Tbe matter of holding a dance in the evening of Labor Day was discussed and will be reported upon at the next-, meeting, whiQp will be held at tba Truck House m'.tt Monday evening, Joly 26.
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Befreahmanta and   a  social   town, a few fishing shacks along Free-
A Versatile Citizen
Brother A. B. Wallace of the Brook¬ lyn Times and South Side Observer ia looking for a school office. Wa note, from the Brooklyn Times, tbat be ia now a csndidate for appointment aa clerk of the Fraeport school diatrict, te is^'t?er! ?. C. Morse, and he aay a tbat Rober'; E. Donaghy ia also a .can¬ didate. Here ia hoping that if he geta the office, one of the requirementa im¬ posed by tbe Board of Education will be that he shall send a report of all ' the merUoK* to tbe newa paper*, to ^"^llxit 'itT may keep in touch witbi the work ot' tbe Board, and that the salary* may be increaaed so that the succesa- ful candidate shall be able to do thia. withoat paying tbe •xpi^Baea from hia own pocket.
Da Silva, Freeport Guaraataad Garden Hoati 9c ft. New Perf^tiun Oil Stovea, $6.75
AaverMaaaisat.
Sae Smith A Badell'a adv. in ihia iatua regarding prescript^onr. and fam¬ ily recipae.
AdvertIa«gn«K(L
boor traa aa$ofad. Among thoae pres ent ware: Mr. aad Mra. P. Hanson, Miss M. Haitaoa. Maater Herbert and Raymond Haaaon. Mr. Oxenham, Jamaa B. Hamilton. Miss Grace An¬ drews, Mra. E. E. Daniels, Master Daniela. Mr. aad MraL Artbar Keens, •r., aad Artlm^ Seeha, jr.
Hymeneal
Mr. and Mra. Haary Asbdown have anaoaaead tba aagacaroent of thair daogfetcr. MadaUaa, to William Nan- man of Hmtkctaa. The wedding.,wili take plaee ia tba aarly wiatar.
GALE—SADER Mr. aad Mi|^ Jamea Gale of Broad¬ way. Amityville. annoance the engage- meat of tbair datigbter, Laura Blanche, tn Par.1 J. Saa» of Maaaapequa.
SMrTH—KELLEY Jeeae ^ .<\ffiitb. aon of Mr. at.d Mrs. William R. Smith of Porterfleld Plaee. waa marriad oa Satorday evening, Joly 10. UUiiaa Gladya Kelley, a former teaebuF ia tbe Freeport Schools. Mr, and Mra. &Bith ate ' Hving in Jeraey CitT wbara Mr. Smith is employed in a large potver botsae.
port River, when between Hempatead and tbe present Merrick Road tbere Were but tbree houses. At that time Main Street and ^bylon Turnpike were tbe only roads from the North, Church Street curved into Merrick Road, wbicb did not go east of Cburch Street, and Babylon Turnpike waa the only road on the soath aide of Long Island going Eaat.
Obituary
Buy yatrir coal now before you it.    FVaeport Coal Company..
AdYerttsanwnl
Ihthkmei Letters
(Fnapert Pest OAke) Hainea. Mra^'^^'tfii^ LeBlaac, Marie IB. Loaia. Mrs. ^rving   r Lake. H. NahRMi.Caat. Moebaid. Mrs. A. WeaUake. Mr*. J. E. Waatlake. Mta. J. WaaMactaa.' S$r. Saorce, Stablalio.20
Babart G. Andarson. P. M Jaly SO. 1*16-
A aaw advartiaar ia tba Beviaw ia Ciaada #. BnNiMrMva, wtib aoma at- traetiva prleea aa bkyeiaa; see his hd-
y^y* f r 101 'Wit ~	
Try my apaeial box of cut llowara. "TSmsrtBS "waakand. C. R. Ankaf*. floriat, Rockviile Centre. , L. I.    Tala-
-'¦    '"¦ J-ii'-i-y  anywhere.!    The Idc^ Gaa   *  Bletitri
AdvortisMiwat.   Ca.  ol   412   Broattway.   N
MRS, SARAH RAYNOR After a lingering illness, Mra. Sarah Raynor, for over 16 years a resident of Freeport, died at her bome, 61 West Merrick Road, Friday morning, in her 77tb year. Funeral aervicea were held at her late residence Monday after¬ noon. Rev, S. O. Curtice, pastor of the M. £. Church, officiating: interment at Greenfield Cemetery.
Mrs. Raynor waa tbe wife of tbe late William R. Raynor, and ia sur¬ vived by her son, Charles E., and three grandaopa.
Fourteen Years Ago
(Items of interest from tbe Review flies foarteen ye'irs ago thit week i
"William Taetcrow, proprietor of Woodcleft Inn, baa bought plot ^f land east of the hotel, on Grove Street, and will boi d a big hotel witb200 rooms."
Roscoe Couklin injured in bicycle colliaion.
Forrest Ouuiur inatalled tj Coun¬ cilor of Freeport Counejl, Jr. O. U. A. M.    B. Frank Rbotles initiated.
Fira.*   church   wedding-in-liJl   E Cburcli. July   24,   WaiUr  B.   Rhodes and Mia* Allatta Coaxena.
At tke Plaaa, matinee and evening, Moaday, July 26, Emily Stevens, (be scintillating sUge star in tbo pceileae atory of tlM> world of maka-baliava, "Cora."
' Wedneeday, Jrjiy 28, Mr*. Leslie Cartair in a film version of hergraataat •aoeess. "The Heart of Maryland," by David B'slaaco, directad by Harbart Brcnon.
it
i lAiurr
Y..   ba* paoed a atKnr rbc^ ln.th<t new Pettit BoiMiat eu C-.rafeb Straat.   Tbey are _       _ new  a4rarti*«raiatba  Saviaw.  and ywSrislr ^ toV a wwk tiiid
thia   week   iuiv«rttii.» a *n«pi»)   Ra1^^^,% i •.<   -
at a Uw Covert*
C. F. Vail of tbia vilia^t baa a nrw
quick ayatam. of paintitM ao'tomotffaa
anti it laata wall Mao.    Ton   only   lay
tbe  price
sticking above the water waa ail that he saw, but he plunged in and grr.bbed tbe Gobetz girl about the waist.
With the convulsive grip of one drowning, Jessie dragged him withljer beneath the surface. Frederick ifept bis eyes open and his bead cool as he was pulled under, and sa'w the dim fig¬ ure of another girl pulling Jeasie down by the feet. He had to free himself to save them all from drowning, ao he struck Jessie with such force that her arms grew limp for a momeot.'^>
He thim managed to get « grip on her from behind, with one hand. Witb the otfaer be seized the second little girl by the hair, and. with only bis feet to propel htm, aWam to shore. A* Soon a* the giria were able to -walk he left tbam, and it was with difficulty than a reporter could get him to tell bis story. Most of tbe details came from bia father, Nelaon Montross. to whom he had talked with less reserve.
Saturday's rescues makes a total of four lives that Frederick has eaved in the same way witbin two yeara. The otber two wbo owe tbeir lives to the youngster are boys^ however; one of them is John Gottacbaldt of Freeport and the other is a boy whose name neither Frederick nor bis father could recall.—Eagle.
Freeport Teimis Players Wb
In nine straight matchtes, six sin gles and three doubles, the Bayview Tennis Club defeated tbe Merrick Ten¬ nis Club on the Bayview courts bere Sunday afternoon, before a record- breaking crowd. Princu Lodovic Pig¬ natelli d'Aragon, who was one of tba mainstays of the Merrick cbaUengers, alttiougb defeated in every match in wbich be played, wa* a big drawing card,   '
The Freeporters awept tba courts. In asjury pi.'eliminary tnatch they de¬ feated their Merrick opponents and in tbe closing matches of tbe inter-club tournament woa handily. Tha reanlts follows:
Singlea—Clyde Wallace defeated Prince Pignatelli D'Aragon, 6—4, 6 — 13; Long worth defeated Lan«ing, 6—2, 7—5; Miller defeated C. McCord, 7-—5, 6—1; Root defeated Dr. Hal- comb, 7—5, 6—4, 8—6; Wessel* de¬ feated G. McCord, *—2, 6—2; W. { Tbompaon defeated PaoldaGro*. 6—0, 6-4.,        '
Douhlas—Wallaoa aud Miller de¬ feated Prince Pigroatalli D'Afagon, (1—4, 1—6, 6—4; Tbompaon acd Wen- •ela defeated Lansing and Q, McCord, 6—S, 1 -2; Longwortb and Robt de-', vrarm in feated Dr. !9olcomband de Qro*, 4—6, [nigbt, 7—6. 6—8.—Eagle.
the goods."    With you aa   a   btisine.s ,       ,^ ^.^^^^ ._^   ^^^   ^^^.^ partner we can succeed,     fhe business    •' paya big dividends.    It will gave   you
u. ,„¦'»„..._ tui-!,„„:*,„.. „i,..,^   ;f...iiii     The Kaufmans   certainly   did  some have to run this busitiess alone, it will |
aurely cost you  tnoney   in   fines   and |
probably a term in jail.    Enjoy   yeur-
selves on our street.    Our speed   laws .^
Z i!" rhi- n«^tn^r« ir H   fr pLh   fTr      F""" Demarest, the chicken chaser, and we II be partners and   friends   lor*-
life. William H. Roth,
marvelous tricka witb all kinds oif I wneels, single,. dcuble, tandem and i half wbeels.    Misa    Minnie   Kaufman
Chief of Police, Elkhart, Ind.
OUR   YOUNG   ASSISTANT   GONE
did a funny actdisgujsed as a gigantic rooster. Will Rodgers, Fred Stone and Leo Caiillo showed some wonder ful feats of lariat throwing  and   rop-
.     .   .   I     An extremely funny act   was a bur¬ in^ answer to   inquiries _receiv«d   't | legque boxing match betweeirthe   Ed- might be in order to explain   that  oor , ^^^^^ brothers, which was refereed by young  and  genial   asaistiint    George | j^^^,  j    Corbett.    Tbey   made wild Vonderau. has left us, entirely  of  his      „^^ ^^ ^^^^ other and fli ally joined own   free  will   and   accord.    Master I ;„ ,i„gj„g ..q„ j^e Banks of tbe   Wa¬ bash." Madame   Bessie exhibited   her   re- Bedonin
will   and 'a^ccord.    Master I George' wa* a likeable young  fellow, I and will be missed in the   oflice.    His vacation began on   Monday,   July   12.   m,7k;Sre"tra7ned"coc"karooir
but he did not reach our office the Sat
Arabs and O'Eriena troupe of acrobats
urday before. July   10,   and  we  have    ^owed some &ne tumbling   and  feata not receivetl any word from hiih aince. | „,   .trength.    Tbere   was .ome  good-
and are unable to verify or deny the rumore that he has left for the purpose of enlisting in tbe German army, or that be haa secured a position at tbe Pan-American Exposition. Any in¬ formation from any of onr readera will be gratefully received, as we thought a whole lot of the lad.
"broncho  busting"   and  many otber interesting act*.
Th« show lasted until after 11 o'eiock, and Pooh Bah Deagoii^an- nonnced that it bad been such a aue^ cess it woold be repeated every sum¬ mer until further notice.
KEEP   IN   TOUCH   WITH   TAXES It might   be  in  order   to   mention again that any peraon de*iringinform-, „.„    , .«,,,« j
ation  regarding taxes is at liberty   to ! O^Toole. j;e_ctor ofjOur_Holy RedM ask tbat bia name be placed un our tax '"   " ——• —
CoBpIimeBts tke Police
Police Capt. Carl Darenberg bas re¬ ceived  a   letter   fronT Bar. Father
notica list, wben special notices will be sent by mail of all taxes coming due. Thia puts tbe subscriber under no additional obligation, and we are entirely Willing to>eend to ail who ask.
Woolworth To Open Store
Whitnay Van Wicklen has   signed a contrac^with the Woolwoith intereats,
on a 10 years' lease, for it«tore 26x80, ; the vast crowd aspembled at the on Main Street.    He witl remotlel   bis ] Name Rally on Sunday, July ll. preaent building, and build an addition or ttte south, and put in an entire new front on the wiiole baiJdiqg.
Weekly Weatker Report
i(For oar readers in other localities)
Friday,   Jaly   IS,   clear and    ^ery warm; abowar at 5:30, not vary heavy.
Chorch, highly complimenting tbe de partment upon its efficiency in handling the large crowd ot visitors, estimated at from 10,000 to 15,009 people, ip Fraeport on July 11 for the Holy Name Rally. Tbe letter ia ae followa:
Chief of Police, Freeport. N. Y.
I wish to thank you and tbe men of yoor department for tbe able and effi¬ cient manner in whicb you bandied the vast crowd aspembled at t^e Holy The! conrteou* treatment offered to all by yoa and your men waa tbe caaae of oniversal comment and great praiae for tbe Police Department of Freeport.
Yon were a credit to tbe civic life of tbe community on tbat occasion, and a b:g asset for the development and moral betterment of this growing^ town. * .,
Aetaring yon of tbe thanks and   ap'
Saturday, very warm,   thermometer  p,eciation of the Holy  Name  Society 90at9a.ro..   and growing  warner;  of the parish, *j>d of   myself,   believe
thunder shower at 5 p. tb,, slightly cooler.
Sunday, ^lear and bot.
Montiiay. continued wkrm, 94 at noon.
Tnasday, ovsreatt in a. m.. dear and p.   in.,  alight rain  through
Cordially yotua, Jobn L. OToola,
Baetor.
FIITE COUNCIL' The July meeting of tbe Fire Conn* cil was held at the truck house Wed-- nesday evening. Present were: Chief Pearsall, Asst. Chiefs Smith and Ran¬ dall, Wardens Williams and Bailey of- Hoae i. Cotter and Dunker of Hose 2, Pettigrew of Hose 3, Sumner of Hoaa 4, Hunt and Niles of Truck 1.
Upon the request of Hose 1, through' ex-Chief A. James Cronley, ex-Chief A. B. Wallace was endorsed fer tha offlce of second vice president of tha New York State Firemen's Assoofa- tion.
Henry Gobetz appeared before tba Council regarding the fire which bad destroyed a wagon and load of bay on Newton Boulevard op June 30, and whicb it was claimed had been fiautad by fireworks set off by his son'. Mr. Gobetz said that he hadTeen informed that a fire alarm had been'i'^ntt-iir'and tbat the wagon could bave been saved- by tbejire department, but that Officer Elmer E. Raynor had ordered that tbe alarm should not be sounded, and tba wagon and contents were both totally destroyed. He had received a bill for tbe total amount from tbe owner, ba said.
Officer Raynor stated that whvu he/ arrived the wagon was already buril* " ing, wbicb was at the time the alarm had gone in. That tbe book and lad¬ der truck, whicb (ftme in response, to the first alarm on the bell, arrived tbree minutes later, wben apparently tbe whole wagon waa afire. He denied tbat be bad tried to interfere in any way with the working of tbe fira de« pailment. As for stopping the alarm, be advised tbe engineer in cbarge at tbe power boo le of what wa* btirning and told him he did not think It nece*- ¦ary to call out the entire department, bot as for i**uiDg any order*, tbis he absolutely denied. No action waa ' taken.
—A*^ a result of the controversy ovar this flre, Village President Lamb being present and concurring, it waa decided to notify the Village Board, tbe Police Department and the Power Houae tbat in tbe event of an alarm of flre being receivedtt should not be held op or delayed under any conditions unlaaa ordered by the Chief, or Firat or Sec¬ ond Assistant Chiefs.
Truck 1 offered tbe flagpole in front of ita quarters tu Hose 1, it being im¬ practical to keep it in its preaent lo¬ cation. The offer wa* accepted dy Foreman Williama.
Sida of the ' new automobile appa¬ ratus were opened : There were atock specifications offered from raveral con¬ cerns, but only tbree submitted tpeci- ficationa and pricfa to meet require¬ ment*. Tb«re were no local bidders. Th^ following wej^the thrci: bida ^ sobmitted in detailT^GarforiJTfutnisb-    /^
ing of Monday, Jniy 18, at i o^clock.    Mr*.   W.   L,   Ko
Persona •uffaring frotn abdominal and other aitmenta would do well to eonoult Mr. Oloooft, 690AtlhnticAva ,
rained bard at 8 p. to'TLnbtZttb^tJ;., ^^VvZcTTtJ'Z'^:: .g ^^°      -      ' ' tiAc atody ot tnuaaa jwd rargieai   ap
piiaaoa* nnd be claim*' be eao   greatly
tei^arc aad in *ome isfitaaea* parma-
Tha 4wtai ofRee* of Dr° T. D.   Car-1 aantly ear* many ariaa ot rapttaa, ab-
Thor»ta7, ovareaet.
I ttoold ba very gratcfal to receive j th« names atid addraaaaa cf kny paa-| singer* wbo were on tha trolley car! whieh injured my father an the, avao-1
•bout S:S0) roan w'J] be eioeed   ftom   Joly  Ifl  to' dohiinal weakneac, etc.. witb Iti*   cpe- Uoot,   Locust rAogr,* 8-    On Wagnst 9 the cffice will jcially preparrd tntasM. ambilieal bait* 1 Avenue, f^reeport, ibaopenfi^ ' ss. laod aopporteri.
AdvertiMBwaa. Aavant>»iaaat. > aawi ihnmijai.
ing    chassis    and   mounting   pr(*s«nt wagon  body,   12000.     American   La- France Wre   Engine   Co.,   furnishing chaaaia    and  mounting  present  body $1800; famishing complete new outfit including body. I2uft0.; fdrnitbingeoni plate   new   outflt,   inctcdingi   ianke, $8000.    Internallonal Motor t;ompany (Mack) furnishing chassis and moant- •ng preeeht  body.   $1800.;  ioraitbir.t/ complete aatf outflt, $2SM.
Speeifleationa w«ra oomtdaarcd ani compared, and tba thraa aalaamao preM ent ivare iavitad to addre** tba aaaet ina.    After tnei'r departure it waa do eidad , in view of tbo email difTarcac' in coat between tbe rebuilt apparetu- and the ecniplete new apparatus,   etui ot tha fact that if the new  apparatus .«- />!„-.» V... ......<..    .„!., f^bta ptutbaaadlit would give^ vil
Jar^4*!oa6ff-»M^»aa* a-aovea-- lagv r ddpabdablt tViattt bbta ^iidttw,
wbieb ttba*not atprawMit. to racMn- mend to tbe Village Board that tbag porchaae tbe M^ack eotfp'ieta appantol a« a co*t if «23S0. Milford   v^aoftJper   wa*   apjpatil
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