Nassau Post 19140502

              Thc Unofficial (Newspaper of Nassau County
TME  WEATHER
FAIR  TONIGHT  ANO  SUNDAY
LIGHT FROST
VOL   1  NO  25
FREEPORT,  NEW YORK.  SATURDAY,  MAY 2, 1914
PRICE THREE CENTS
IWANTAGH OBSERVES .^^"^Drass mexico situation 3Q{jjjj 3jj)£ i^g^QY  BOYS BODY FOUND IN    FREEPORT WELCOMES"'"'""' '*™'"™«FREEPORT TRUSTEES
f HIIRf H'S RIRTHDAY  '^'^''^^'^ Extemporaneous Speeches
lin Chapel at Freeport Hii»h School
FOR CANAL APPEAL''0™''^^™^^'^""'^
COLORED BISHOP «-'¦ v"Appoi„»e„,Fro.s.atcUOPELESSLY DIVIDED
To Nassau and Suffolk District    i
The < )i;i).i
f\« r'i'"s of the !¦
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of more viihUc npc;
, t,tie siudent."* of ili'^ Senior ( i.i
[tv.een   the   innsical   ^;el •cikr. ;
l»!il  Arthur  of Hi::h  ,'^fhool   i :
{different tnenihern .¦! th- tl:,: •;
I teiiii)oraneous   siiee'tus'   on   ''i
lEV. HRAITHWAITE 15 YEARS PASTOR .an situation
( Miss Doiothy- Ilibijjijd. i .'[(C'ikt'i ouilinf-d the niediiiiio tiiiiions nou hjiiik- <(in'*l<li ¦,! h.'iildled thc fjiMMliMi Will ;,i, {reasons wli\' ?>lic holii'.cii ti.i: tion was tin- propi'i ((jur-o :(¦ I .\li:^s   .M;iry   I'ox.   v lio   rho:,'-
  - I topic   the   v.iii   (iui-:-iion,  Kaid   I
Ueglnninv on Sunday .uid <•  ..(iiiuiin; ' mrcd   Slates   sliould   he>-itH! • Ihfoujrh thl- week. (lie peoiik- ol   Wan-   plunL'int;  thc countiy   inlo   i   ¦¦ laKh   will   join   the   nienit»j'r:i   ol   tti.'   v.ould nieans tlie lo.-s ot il.o-   : WantUKh  ('onKr«'Kational  (MilkIi  in a 1 Anierh-au  <'itizcrj^< lual   <'elchiation   of   the     twcniy-ljfth |     Kenneth Smith tallied iii,h:i [iinniveisary of the orKani/.ati.:.') ol ih<'lj,.ci  of armed  intervention m ¦hurch Jinil  ilic  lili-cnili  yci'.-.ol  the | n,, sj,i(I Unit he hciirvcd ilusi '•.¦ [l)astor;itc   of   il.c   Kev.     'I'co-ii;,       ¦,  i Wilson   whh   folluv.iio;    i   vi  .. DraithAiilic     In   .,   .'.cu;.:.   ihc  ¦^t I. In.i-   ,„   kecpinK-drmcd   force-   ii: lion h:i^ ;i iiijilc .iiiil even .1 qjiuilriplc 1 ^^i^^|olIt   Inkin.:-'   any   .'Jtr-cii m, |)urpoKc,  lor ii   iiiirlis thc .•inun <''Hary 11,,!,,-.,,-,)   n;,.   Mc\i, ;oi.t'.
^cck of Activities Planned for  "'*¦'
.the : 25th Annivcrsar\  of Con-
l^regational Organization
[special    Services    Arranged     For Kvery Day — Many Visitors       { V/ill   Be  Present
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County,     Town     arifl     \ illage Officers  Prepared to Voice     I
Sentiment of Commtiiutv      •
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! WILL MEET WITH CONGP.ESSMAN BROWN
Fifteen Year Old    Richmond   Met¬ calfe Believed To Be Victim of Kpileptic Fit
Gathering    ;it    Hotel Will Be :. Record Breaker—Tw, Propositions to ^)e Coiiiiidcred
>f the dale ol the chnich's ai'<'cptanic
of  Aa-A  \
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.\ imiiittcr of t!i>- Senior.-^ ¦..'1 c.'illcd 11;.on u IT( ;'l cn'. !"'.( . \Sr!.';lil l.cwi:-. Ccoilc (oli.i o j i;isa .Nyv'icn. .\'c\t Thur-;(lay ' lior cla.'-i-' will he called uiio/i ". ¦ Iun her (111  i h(- Ml :ii' (jue -  '¦.<',
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Jnto the t'oimreirational conic ¦well a.s thai  of the advert of lish lIou.Mc, lhc vW Ih lirofiklyn  lawyei- Ifather, A.ua  I'.irlict JKatloniilist.
rrep-'iralion.'; liave. h.ccn in -la ni.-ih linfc' for .-<c\iral weelj^s hy ,1 (-• Mii.iiiec Ifif coiniiiiiiiicants ol ilic clinr: ii. ;\>; 'announced cx<liiKivcly in The "^ost thn
l>roKrani   will  (oii.inuc  cii'-ii   ,i-i,   iiiij.
iuK liie wccK ami special scr.•.-.¦, will |$35,000. f.oan     MeM in $J OoO   Haii
,E, E. BOSCA ENTl^.S PLEA OF GUiLTY
'Former TuwnTica'.urcr i.^iil.'.-t.cl for
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t><- held on  tin 10.    .An   ;iii:.4iii, voi(-c.s will be set Jiijart iTTr th The        .Veiiiorial
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day. Siind.'V. M choir   ol     iiii.\i-(l I  the cvcirnt;' \\ jlj .special services. ConKreJiatlonal
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t'hiircli of W'antimli. wa^i-orya.'ji/.ed 188!) nnd in .lie aame year wais jecelv-j I'd   into   the   CorK^rcKational     '.'onl'c ence.    Thc Kill of .Mr. I'lukcr v. .s ti true   bcKinninK   of   the     chm. h.      In j "'  "' more re<'ent year.s a paii.'h hoii-e wa>. lidded.    (Iroiind   was   hrotieii   !oi-   ihc buildiiiK   on   .Marcli   20,   IDIU   :"ul   llic buildiiiK   dedicated   in   .-\piil   . ill.    U waa  erected  at   a co.sl of f.^.,iiUO.    Alt the furnishings and el'fects  w i'c  fre. from debt. j
iJurinp,   Uiis   hi.'-lory   of   tl',-   cnurch live  pantors  served   then;,     '\lien  lh.' ' church   was  lojined  thc  Uev.   Howard T. Widdeiiici- wa.s aK.siKiicd lo 11.    The' 'Rev. A\'illiam Hyson Korlni.^li   llic He.   j (JoorKO  Hcr/.o«  and   thc  lie..   Cnarles i K. Wood .succeeded in the ordor nam-I cd. In lK!»y the Iiev. Thomas .S   liraiih   ) waite was a.ssli;ncd to the cIu; kc ai:c: I ha.s i-eniaincd.    And despite t!,.^ char I acter of the vilhi.ne the c1iim:( '1 has al- wayB  been  nuiiniained in  i;oi)d linan liai   condition   and   the   coi;crenalion has gradually iii<rea.s<>(l from lesi,^i.han IWenty-llvc lo over a  hiiiulic>; al   ple^, ent.
The Rev. lirailliv.aiic chiiiicd ph as an tiy with a Nassau Post rei.'orter ai hi.s h(une yesterday conceining his paHlorate in Wantagh, and coaonended
11 d','- •cclioii |iMca-l . urtT.
.\ot Vl iilisiaiidiiiK I nial of ;iiiy wiiiyK doiiu', 1.1 cop with the hr.ndliiiK of the llei town funds, lormci Tcnv.i 'I m Krnest K. liosca of I^jisi Ko- kavvav, 1 pleaded ,?,nilty lo the inili.-'mc, 1 cliaif;- int; him wiih ihc wilful 'li^.il.c.-lienc" laws re.milal iiii; 1 he loiniiiitc n' the tow'irs money, (,n Thursday hefo; - Couniv .lud^c .I.uiies I'. Nh i.-aiiii a' .Mineola. .In(;i;c .\ieriaiiii .-.- .-Satur¬ day, .M.'iv f». as Ihe d: lc for puinoinii ini; scnicncr'. Uosca i.--, liuhh' 10 a tin ¦ of $000 and imiirisonmen: for o -e year, hill it is rumored afler his coiilessio.u lha! s('njence will jiiobahly bi su':- pendcd. In view of the fact li of fhe morluafics which he imii lown money will sliorlly !.'c d Ihal  Ihcy will be paid.
Ho.-ca   lo.'ined   $;:."..Oi.io  of  mi 1 loniriiiK 10 lhe  lo'vp of He-np:.-
\'.'t:eii ont Islanders La'tc' Hotel Knickerbocker on S.iiu:: : IIJ. to discu:-s with (¦or,.'.:rc---1.;: lop Rrov.n. a pl.-iii f'oi an ¦•¦'i the unfavorable ici-orl of icc >, Army Kni-'inccrs on the t,|-r,-,i, land waterway coniieillii.; /Ii .lamaira l!ay impiovenicnc '.» ((,nic Hay. I heir sent ini": ; 1 w;ivcr. 'Ihc meelini; will he :: hy ii/obahly every roiiniv, i:p villai^c otlicial c.-isf of .I:-.:;i:r.i rhcjr voice.- v.ill h,. r:n -.: canah
Tile  vv on!  ha--   iji > :¦.   1.,-, . ,   :   ;
\iU:'.;,'c to anolhcr by thrj:-c -r.o. ly   ;ii;cic,-:c(|   in    i.'-   ; ; oi-    ¦   : /,f-!i:-i c\( ly >v,';i ;< ; d-. .i'!„vc and  [1: ^ I :| ;r:il (¦' i:\   ^;anil:,  '.
.ial a; e cci ;-1- :i Lovcrn-i.ei:, li   i.-  proliaijl,
i .11 lii.-h ^ storm of RichniObil Mel¬ ealle. the llficcn year-old soii ot Mr. and   .M:s.   Ceorejr  tJ.   Metcnlic.   of   97
¦So;;tli   I'ark  avenue, UockvHle eCntrc.
I was found lialf submerged U) n brooic Knickbockcr "^¦" I'^i---'-" under the Ixing I.«Ianti U.;il;;)ad ii-ac|.:.>^ cast of thj .Merrick roiid in Kockville Centre, yc: terday aftei noon by Krick Hraun and Charles C.ivunauKii. ol Lynbrook. The two meu Were a:ir;..'.id .n the sj^oi by the jiei '.ili.iri'y ol i;s position, i: 'ay face dir.vnwaid ai rests the h.-qofc .mrt th • w ,jiei- was tlow ;!ii! (»-\ci  il.
(.illici-r Ix-iiiu.- i.,t(ii> .van li.ii.ticd at Kockville Ccin-c i^iiice beadiiuarters and a mc.'^.s'ij.'e w.'is sent to .iuMtice ol thc l'f,-ii-c Kd, :,m1 T. .\"eii. V ho acting H»i   (-oroncr   onleieri   its   rcnio-v.ii    ..to
Koiheir..     .M,,,._;ie. l{
Vo :ii-., .\I(-ii .-ill.- Iiail been niissin;^ since   Wedm-siiuy  alicinoor:  v lien   lie;
lel:     !-i      home   afe.-   school.     I'e    ha('
' Cl !    ill ^cj,i|cp'-\    1(1   .1   lonii
;^  believed that he v»ent lish-
I..- ...   i  .1 :i in;o llic water 1;: :\ paro.\-
1-1.      'l lie body vva:   coV'-l<=i<I v. Mb i;i'i:i ,
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A. M. E. Church the Scene   of Notable   Gathering   and   Re¬ ception Tuesday  Evening
THE PROMINENTS DEUVER ADDRESSES
Work of Pastor Gumbs Praised   by
Bishop    Prcs. Lamb Ci^pt Hanse.
and Sheriff Pettit Speak
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himself. KiviiiK as seciirily  1 on   tile   Whin-   Cannon   hm Koekaway,   wlio:;e   assessed was   far   below   lhc   face  of mi);e.
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iiious  (ll   C'oiinressiiian   Hrowu
favoiably acicd upon by 'he iO'.irnin
: bo:lies  in  .N'.'issau and  Siifoll;  cs  we!i
'as   lhc   lovwis   that   boick r    he   (iKn.
.'¦'.cuih li.iy.    In Ueiiip5iio:id rnL'''Vifi'ial
¦ hav.,' lal-i n a lively interest in de plan
. 'iiiii already are pi' jiare-l lu ;:il-.c such
aciioa  ;is may  be  iii "e,  ,-i! .   : ,  ilei.ne
ihi-ir  favorable  ;•': ii .a ¦
Snpi-i'v isor i Iii :!.ii K . ^ •....>. i'. . .lil'iiice Klviii .\. l-'''v';iiii^. :.-r,ciar..' of lhe Lon--' I.'!:iiwl Wn'. iv ..-. - : ea,'4m-. will make ».'.cvy efioii lo oro-ne ih, as."5!s?ai!(-c of lhc prchdnei ; ¦ ii heie- aboiils. H is prcti.Vde C.a' il" dch-- Kalioii   from   IlcmpslCrid   ''ill   ciUnm;.-
FREEPORT NINE TROUN'CES LAWRENCE
liigh School L*ls Scor;  12   Riins| Against Opponents 0
By  the  Hicjh  School  Repuiter Th-   l-'rc. poi;   Hii;h  School  bai-eball ; ie.ihi (-onii.i.icil i's i( iiguc ganiCJ Wed- ' nisday   hy   ilefca'in^'   Lawrei'-"-j   Higii School   by   a   score   of  l:J-0.    Freeport had  iiiinjis ils own way from the be- ' -'unninL,' and sm-ccedcd in Kcltint; four !
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CJIOWDS AT VALLEY STREAM CANTATA
¦'Queen Fstl-.cr" Presented Twice by Grace Church Epworth League
Firemen's  Hall.  \'al
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the earnestness of the peop'c ol his | crow'dird on Wednesday when church. He said that his own success¬ ful pastoriite has been entirilv djie lo the efforts of those whose hard work aud cooperation luib made liic cele¬ bration possible.
"I desire to speak esp->(-ial .. cf the ladies," said the preacher, ""l lu v hav- by their unliring ellorls nnd d:;i;<enc.' been able to do much for the church and its confircRation than cu'.:!.'! havi I been in any other way. It i.i ,.oi hard work  alone   liiat  makes   fo"  .success
tata "Queen Ksllici" was oi the Epwditli Lca':uc of <'• (Church, under the dii( A. 1). I.anc. .M iss .It niiii pianist.
Thc princip:il iniris ' .Miss .lulian K, .-Vhia 11: Wesley M({'rea. .lo!,n Mor Walter Smith. Mrs. Kldf cnce Smith. Mrs. I. Wallact l!^dward Henderson. Kdwar sou.   .Milton   Hammond,   the
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1;    may   be   said   in   iri'ih   'I
.South.. Side   is   iiiep.-irid   lo   m
a.ppeal forccfcl.    Tl e |:rj..-c - -:
companies who arc iii;'a-;t .1 ci
jclopmcnl   ol   souih   slioi-   >., c
properiv   ha. c   been   uri.;'d   1.1
They will make tiie iniriii- oii
diyidiuj}   coiiicrii,   and   will    Ji
use llrf'ir influciic-- to .-ilinuii:!!'' Ihc ci-|
foils   ol   (i'e   town   auiho; ii'cs.      The'
. 1 W iiui.~oi^ Haml ami  Iniiirov.^'-;ec    Co-n-i
pany   which   is   dcvclopin;   w   Cccar.  I
ijidc,   Uockville   Ccniii-     nml     \'alley j
.siream   will   lake   lhe   im ho-.e.    Tin''
ilaldwiii      Harbor      K-ai .•      < oj.ipanv |
whose   biinf,'alow   pa; k   .it   W-i dwTn'^hr''
looked   upon   as   one of   the   coming;
Ncni'liiin  di^v'clopnu-nts  01   \\ ¦  .S(nr.h
.-^idc vvill al: o tak." a   hand  in  irillicr
inn the project
.Mcclinus liavc ii(^«-n  In lil a-.'l a 1 on-
sisiant  caiii[iai.i;ii  iias   bee.-i   ;;ui:l( .  Til-
luniiose of lhc   .Maniiai lan  imilin.i^ \<
to   organize   for   .t;reait'r   .'^ficiency   in
prori:olini;   the   phin   of     ('oir;''cssM;ui
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rims in ih the firs I t lirsl  rr,n.
liisf inning. No; o bai and brou^jUi r.alu r. liedell and i-;dwards
MRS.   BROWN   SPEAi;S  TO   '¦/¦^ME:-i
jThe support of these people a.id their    Wallact 'loyalty  to thc lliiiu;  they  believed Xn       other be right have been  the eler:e:ilR that havo cuonlcd  for  Ihe su'^'ce:;; of this (hurch."
The Uev. Iliaiiliwaiie nas 'nn  par-
Clarencc E.  I'hiUiiis were:     William' U. Wright.1». A. Calhoun. William Kvcit, .Jo .'ih An¬ derson, Miss(\s .Maii:arei  Scot:    .N'ctlic Wallers.  .Mabel  Cdmiinds.  :\Ja,..-  Schu ben.   Kva   McCrca,   Kilicl   M    Abiaius.
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ticularly Interested in the young peo-1 Alice .Malone. .Minnie Uaisin.-' .Ji pie of the church and vilhiKe. He has H.'ssisled them in buildiim up a sironi? body with a rclipious nn:l 'noial edu cation. -Basketball teams hn^n 'been coached and Raines play.'d in the Par¬ ish Hall. Several yenrs a ;o, while the r>oy Scout movement w.;.< new. the Rev. Uriiitliwaite for^ied a com- , pany of cadcis in Wnntaiih uiul made iheui n brigade of the church.
When the Ttirlsh Hall wa.; M si di.. cussed, dancing seemcHl to .^c one of the aiuMscnienls tl.nt dc;uaii:led lloor space. The Uev. Hraithwaite helievod and agreed thut it should be When the hall was opened the youc.;; peojile w'ere informed that it wa.** theirs.
"There has been no restr-';. ou the part of anyone who fa^vored 11 ¦¦- niovt- since," continued the Uev. Hraith¬ waite." Wantagh took advantage ni its dance hall and the people wer-.- oroad minded enough to reali/.e that (Coatlnuvd on page 4)
Kihhio. .\lildrcd .Merritt, M'tilda Van Nostrand. .Mesdames Elizabeth Free¬ man. Laura KIdrcd. Es..aer ti-ndrick- .son. Laura I'illie. Cairie Uaif ir.j-, El¬ eanor Hanimill. Anna Lilt, '.iertrudi Tews, Mildred .Milhr, Ethel '.irch,Nel lie IMllie. I'auline Scott. Oe.ssc Free- mafi. Loret'.a Frances. Char'cs .Miller. -Mortimer Howell. Mil,on L'a.mid.w. I.y man Hall. Einiei Hendrickson, Hor¬ ace Howell. Harry .Nelson, Howard Hall. Henry Hall. Henry Hem! ickson Irvin Freeman. Diio I'eus. Harolit Kcirsh. Willis Keller
Start Russell Hose Building Contractor Arthur \v c.iichouse broke ground on Monday for the ouildin.i; lo he erected on Leonard avenue bv i Russell Hose Company of ili(> Koose¬ velt Fire Deparimen'. Th > buldim.' will be :'S.\;U), two siorics high aud wil Ireseiuble thai of Hose Conipany .\o. 4 of the Freeiioi'i dctmrtinen: Ample room will be aliordcd for th.^ company's apparatus, nieetln.as and so clal events. The K'Oi^uds tbv-ut th" bulldlag ^^lll be laid out in lawn*, flewarc, tr««s aad sttruhb*ry. j
.Mr... Ka.viiiond Hrown. pK-, the .New York Slaic \\'oi.i,rr ; . ..Vssociation. addrc-.M-d .1 'nr-. , cnc(> of inori.- than '..ci per.-ic |i()i I 1 his aficriioon 1: .n.i iii.' of her aiiioinobilc. ri;e .i-r ' of nia.ny site had inade ihr.!' day ca a lour if Mibuio.:.i Island.
.Vccoiiipanied bv loc.il si'.'Vri.'gist.- led by .Mrs. C. I), ii.ike:-. iicsidint of the Freepoit Sul'trarC i,"l'tb. ic-, lescn- latives of the Siati^- .•\s--'('riaiion and oLkers in aiiiomcbllcs. .*li-.. I'.rown i.iude a ui.miplian: eni-y iiyu ihe vil¬ lage. When she bexnn '.er j'ldres- the siroet in front ot t.:-aJ:ii:^_.'^iL'ion¬ al Hank was crowdid.
.Mis. Hrown spoke gci.ei.iuy upor. the topic of "Voles for \*i>.; t ¦)," le- ferring froc,iienilv to tiu 'ciai:f;<ations of ineUibers of lnu^ i=e.v 'n '-;..iii:ie the ballot. She coni.i,i:f>d moui' rs and fathers, husbands ;iioi wi\,:.. and sweethearts of eitl.^ ;¦ so.\ tociaj- and challcn^red her audience .o .'uicgtion the right of tho von-an.
Mrs. Hrown was euihu-ii'.sticslly r;>- ceived and generously aptdauded. At the conclii.sion of lii=i talk ..h-.' hRswer- ed numerous (3UestU>*)s and ibcL hu.^ ried on to otber villaeo.^ vvhrrt she aluo apokv.
I'lobably never before in  :. i  'Im   o.t-tllovv   i,f  Fr.-eport  Has a  inoit-  vv Hol¬ land ali'-Oi-'ctiicr .i-t niiiiie rcce;i I  ;;l   ¦¦¦. raiil'.;   ac( (uiied  uia  visoiiig  iii'-,ich ir.iil   recently.   villai;c.    The ainliciM-c  iinii   -, va-  .•lUileli:    iIh-   jusIu^i   Tyrce   f,,i,c   i;niii nis  .1-soc-iates ' cvidciici   01   ihei:- revcien." 1 '.;'.     Ml-   was nonsuaicd  d.iiln.y   tne   eviiin: ']¦¦<:¦  l-::-iscojial I vvas impressed liy his ]irc-cii:' Tut-  .^•.  H.   V,  Cambs,  jcisu l-iccnorl   church,  opened   'he wilU  a   siioj'i   address  and   iniioduced lin.- Ki-iciciiJ .1.   I.  \\alLcr^, ;iihidin.; I uit r of lhe L.  I. district, iis  the on- J.(.rson among all o'lieis who .)i; d ha^- icncd   LO   lhc   asisutnce   of   lne   sli'iii;- jiliiig congiegaiion in the  ii;:io of it- iliie need.    Tire Hev. Waiurs i.iied a., masier of ccreiiionies  tli;-oiigh;iUi   th • evening,  invoking  the dp-ine   hh ssiiiu ai   I lie opening.
Tiie   novel   iirogiaioc.   aUdr--!:   an-.i
^ i.-.-i  -1:   ¦•• ¦  --.   '¦- '-"   ».-  : aougs  by   men   oJ   aifalrs  111   Fitcpon.
lne color line was c-railiciUcd    l'iou>;li- was ^^^'- '^''*^' entire evening.    Henry J. Kay- jl,;. ; more, the piano man of I-'iecpoi     s.-iii;., i.ii approiiriaie s(le< tion. I     111   lhc  spc?«"Ties  of  .1.   .;,   lions   and ^JI.   irons.   Ihal   foil<)W(-d   .be  <lKiiV'- elioris  of  pasior (icmb.s   were  hiudcd .\i .he lime of his coiiii.r,,- th      hnicl; was  heavily in deb!  and  inadi luiaicl.. iMimiipcd CO met tin- needs of m - >-'iou ihg   congrcgai.ion.      luiring   i-n     b'l •¦ (jumbs   iiiislor.ilc   liovv«vci   ihe   sjita!, CIS said liiai he liad been i-is|, 111,1111:11 ill wipin;^ OUl a large proiioi'i ion of ih ¦ i:liuich(-s    debt   and    in    ¦¦ liiion     lunl buill   a   new   pulpit,   insi illc I   ;    nev. choir  ljo\  :;iid  [irocurcd  ,1  huge   bibl< . II. Irons brought out the 'act that th ' visii of liic bisliop Wiis ilic fits', sine • ilic foundation of He chun h and ma ¦- ked a new epoch in its history
Kepresenfing ofiicial Fteepi-,;, Hi¬ land .M. Lamb, welcomed tin 1 isbop i and clearly dellned his aiiiudc toward 1 the cliurclj. He said thai he i.; preci-! iitcd Ihal such a religious orgf:-;;atiou \ played no small part in be' ..eltarc ! of the cosmopolilan vi!l;ii;c ^f j-Yce-1 port. _ ,
Caiitain Hanse s[icaku).; in behalf-! of till' business men ol Frceooi i asser- i led that progressive busine; s could; nol be jiosible vtiihout r-MIp,on, He beleived tliat biisine.ss prosiie'iiy was | founded firsi upon characte:-, Hat a good rcpiitaiion in these day.: was an' inval luble is.-.ei in busine.-s. ': i.e col- Popular Farmingdale Girl and Hus   orcd   iicople   of   F:ceport.   he   stated
_«,'iiioiir rc-;ei .-.ition. wf-rc oi y otJ-ch.-;. racier, ami he ale; led 10 liuir law- fullness ami n sponsibili' v v iun he said ih.'it no colored man harl h« cn ar¬ rested for ilicifi durir.t: I'is I'dminis- tralion.
"Tne ri" r.i;a'iion o: you ¦¦ .-.lo-(-d men" concluded Captain Hanse. '.on pares favorably •.•.iili Hint of Hie (:ricaslon men of thc village."
The Uev. S, O. Curtice nnd i'u Uev. E. E- Lou.n; iL-prciientf.d iht; t .urcbca of tiie  \illa;jc  and addre.ised  the  col-
.State Healtb Commissioner Higgs has announced the appointment of Dr. Frank Overton of I'atchogue as San'- tary Supervisor of State Hi alth Dis¬ trict which includts Nassau and Suf folk <'ountv .^n,on-: tlic ¦;'.i(i appli¬ cants who ii.ok lilt written ¦•xamina¬ tion in Manh ata-i on .March 9 ar.t' the oral c.xanii.iaiii.n ,,v\ii wfcks ,1; i. Dr. Overton ."^ 1 K d l.ii-h on the list.
.Vl ws of 1;;. Overton's aiipointmcnt IS received with a;iprobation .;> Lonfe Island medical im-n. He ua.s given much time and study to hialth mat ters both as health ollicer o. Hrook- luAcn and of I'atchogue. The salary attai heil to il.. oM ci.- is I ^4.0011 )iei- year
HREMEN PREPARE FOR BABYLON -TOURNAMENT
j Crowds Expected at .-\nnual Event:
of Southern New York Asso        ;
i ciiitioii in ,Iunc |
I
Habylon   is   toituuatc   :ii   na-vint   ai ; the head of thc ariangeini-ni  (oii.iiti'c I in charj^c of the  Southern  .New   Voik ! ' Volunteci    Firemens   conveiiiion   and' tournameni   to  be  held   in   'ha!   village in   .Imic   siich   a   man   ;..-;   l:.i:t\    \'a" Wcclil'II, one of lhe besl  n;.;.\vii  vele,- ;in  hrciijcn on   l.ong  Island,    Mr.  \'an Wck-den Was one 01 I Ik- ni< :i wh.o met at  .lamaica   and   01,1 :iiii/cd   ilu-   Soull. eiii   .New    Votk    .^. : oclatioi:   and      l;i holds a ii-diid of about forly-livc year:- aclivily   in   liremaiic   doings   in   Suf¬ folk Coimty where he is Viice-presidcnl of  th<>   Suffolk   Cor.nly   F^ircmeii's   As- socinlioii.
yM   a  meeting   of   th-   m ueral   com¬ mltee last Monday night a 'eitfr from I business.
iNo   Action    on    Appointment
of Trustee To Fill  Wcl- I don's   Place
POUCE MAHERS REMAINS UNSETTLED
! • ¦ ¦
: koutine   Business   Before  Fridays 1    Meeting   Assemblyman Weed I Exchanged Greetings
I'robublv  never before iu the annals of   tbe   incorporated   viil.ige   of   Freo¬ port has tliei-f beeu a more iii-arly de- Lincd breach in the oHard of Trusteec .Uiau at present over the appoiatnieni of   a   suciessor   to   till   the   unexpired icrm of Uobiei  I'. Welden as irUBtee, resigned, and the designation of W'll- , Iiam Cameron and Anthony Fedden a^ llioljce ollicers. .-Mihough the i-ieiubers of  lhe  board  have numbered  four In- I eluding  I'resident  Lamb,   for  <veveral meetings., there bas been no coitcerted anion  towaid   tlic  appointment  of  -a lifih member, and as a resu.t  the  po lice situation remains unsettled.
The meeiiiig of the trustee yestet day closed with the police qijestio,! b( lore the I trustees liiid still unanswer cd. I'resident Lamb urged :;ic rece-; Miy of the aiipoiuiijicni. of tne '.wo men V. ho were 'siuiiniarily diop; t'd Lom the rosier of llic dvp.uiment stutinji that ihe co.^i ol ihc sjiccial oUicerii, lor the p.isi iiKiiUh bad been $70. The vl! iajjc pn sideui placed the njaiiti- fairly bctuic his collea<5Ues, bul ilie divided board declined to consider i. Th(;n was no su'.'gestion of an dppv'iitiuenr of a successor to bU the chair left va cant by the resiguatiou of V.'vlJeu. The   meeting   wub   one  of    routine
followed in the order nanu'd, ¦•eacli scoring:. These thn f- im n did all the sro;iii,u for Freeport. .No'.c. was ircdjicd wllh four runs, Itiiiidl got four.  Laker ihrcc and Edw.'ii-:-. oiH;.
•.¦\i. thc end of ihc lirst innl-ig the K(-oii- was i 10 ii in favor of !¦; 1 i pon. Ill Itie second inning .Nolan a..d Haker again scuicd. From then on tben- v.a.-. no scoring until ihe'siMii inniii'-- when l-"i'c(-poi-l got ihree runs, in the cigili  Frteport   iailied  Ihi'cc i:.r..ic.
i'he line up: Fn ciioii
II, M. Smitb, gcni ral passenger agent of the Long Island Uailroad. relative to fare reductions and aci o.nodal ions on convention and lournai u nt days was rf'ad. Tin- (01,vein io. talc will be a one way fare and one-tliinl fo, the round ti-i[i. For the ii.iinamt-i.i and parade day tl;. railroad will pui into efiecl the on.- way fa e for ihe lound trip from ail point; on Lon;; Island. No arran'-renicnts !i ivc been made to run special trains unh ss (li;ir- icrcd by bodies or luciiicn ,'.0111 some village or town.
.lames W. l-Jaton, cliaiini::n ol thc finance commilec, has sent .-.tH'cial in vilations to compac'es re[iiescntc din the association and buslne.s, men and icsideiiis of liabyh.ii have licgiin lo come   forward   wi;l.     the     necessary
¦Mammeni   of
.\"o!an
Lakci
Hedell
i',;dw;u(l.; p
Clark -
.Sprague 1
Lewis .
Kollo I
Cullei r
Score  li.v   iiini;i,cs Fieeporl 1     2    n
I«IWlC:lCe II      l»      O
Tlii-k-c base- hits. iKiils. oif ticidid 7. Fr> ejioi 1 s. Law rem errors. Freeport S. Tusk'cr. I.'dwiirds, ;¦ wards   11.  by  Hie.lel
l.:i .vience :-icelIey Hiedel I.'   ) liillips TiisKer ' ..oiinsor. i Vanoi-watei ' U. J"iillips I Hrubn i cmpbcll I
ll   lh
ll.
».-, El. Prague. h( rnia'i
I'.CI
.iohnson. ¦;;)ra,L'iie.
Edu-irds. Ist oc Left ou bases, c ."1. 1st bare oa Two ba^e hits. I ruck oMr. by Ed- I.    i;)o.ir.l(> iday s   ;
X'.iiub wai-
.lo!ni-
MISS SEAM,y WEDS PHILIP G. KETCHAM
funds   to   1,111 kc   tin the firemen a big r.Talr.
F'ollowing is liie persona. 1 general commil ice.- oii.sid-- ff ception cotiiniliUc
Accomodafirrm-i 'I. F. 1,1 11 gene Freund, J. IIo» iiicl, Ci o '- W. E. Hoync, F. .J. Kuss. < Tweedy, William Iloeruel.
I'rize.s- I'. E. Uobinson, Jeicmia) Uobblns, T. E. IJowden.Custaic Fishel
I're.'^s and Printing -Jame. H. C<ioi er, H. U. Bruce.
Tournament  and     Track    Tijcodor: H. Soper, I'ercey li. Aiin'- terly, Frank  E. Davis, Wi Peter Nouncr, U. .M   Man^i'ic'd.
Finance-- .1. W. Eaton, .1 .\ Dou.;; las, J. S. Smith, (,. li. Cu.' ¦. Or W H. Deale, Joseph llaruell. rdci .Ncn ner, J. IJ. Foulke, F. S. TIk'iic, H M Kellmn,
A.sseinblynian L- Uoy J. Weed, of Harden t'ity was pr»;sent and c.Mhangcd greetings with Hie mem¬ bers, hut took no part in the nieeling
There were more than a d'jzen.bid¬ ders on the contract for su'.JiiiiOs fo.- electriial a|iji:iraius, the lowesl auionl whicn were lhc Wagner Elecir cal Co., for Iransforiiii-rs, |141.^.7."r For'. Wayne Eleclric Works, iW.i.i::. There WCIC si.v. bidders on tbe .-iupp-'es alone, Iiul ihey WCIC indehnite estimates and Hie coiitia( I  was not awarded
Edwaid A. liice, the Freepori plum her, was awarded the contract for sup plying and laying water inaint. His bid of .$4,:H1 beiiiK the lowi st of thiec The other bids were O. E. [ Hcvuold. ^MUO and W. Van Wickien.  l.'S.iS.i;:;.
.\ proposition from the Lie^jld As pliali Company of .Manhattan, to sup ply road oil lor the streets was laken under consideration by the trubtees.
band Honeymooning in Phila.
Ill C,H' iimiini and l!i:,;|')ri iiiy o; l'liiliulelpiii;i. once a mecca fi.; newly- weds. -Mr. and M.n^, I'hiiin Heorg'? Kclchiim both ni Farming la e ar.' ;;peiu!ini4 their honeymoon. 'i'i;.\ wer-- niariKHl in lhe pars<i:iaKe of the Oyster i;;iy Meiiiodisi Cliuicb tay thc Kev. T. I.. I'rice on .May 1, having Traveled lucre from Farmingdale. Thcj bride V-aa loruierlj' Miss Elliel V'io.a Sea¬ man, daughter ot lit orge Sfaman. The ceremony was characte i::ed o
MRS. HANSE OPERATED Uf'ON
Wife of Former Village PresirJi.i - Rah. ies After Serious  Op-.Tation
Mrs,   .laiiK-s   Hansi-,   wife   ol'  loiine-  ! village   president   Captain   flame  wa,^ ' operaicd   upon   this  afternoon   at   :i.;;ii ' at   the   .M.-rey   Jfosidtal.     He . I stead   j Prof. KUioti  of .New York, •i;:a.stcd b.- Urn. Laneh.-irt. Dean, Steele and ,New ton   iieifonnod  one of th"  mon ous operations undertaken in .he coun- | ly.    At  first   It   was  doubtful   if  Mrs. I Hanae  <'ould   withstand     th"     ordeal, ] but   the  quick   work  of  Dr.   -'¦cele  at I the operating table .=aved he;- life.       I
Mrs.  Hanse  rallied  from  the cpera- 1
orf-d   gathering.    Sheriff   Stcpien   P. i',,s simplicity and only a few intiniatt   Pettit delivered aii addres-s  in  which
friensd were preseiu.    The :>M(Ic wa-: ¦ he  delt  with  the  Iner   workings  and tion  and  at  nine    o'clck     Suturdav
attended  by   hci   si.-ur. Misa  -VHdreri ; duties of the chief peace officr of .Nas-; night was reported as re:-itmg comfort
E. Seainan of  Fii-tport.    John Wood, ! sau County.    He v\as glad to '•ry that ably.    Her  speedy  recovery  n,  l.oi.«-d
a life long  friend of the Rr. o:,;.  wa.;   no coloied criminal had been itrotight for by her large circle of frb nds
bcstjinan.                                                       into Nassau Coun'y Jail ihu.-i li.r du;-   .
Afie   nhe   ceremony   the  w»iple  r?-   closing'speaker.-   He gave e'-.Ti-s.-^ion AUGUSTA   CORELLO   INJURED
I     Police  Jiisiii-c   Cliiiion   .M.   IMmt  re
ported  Hit-  icc(-ipi   o  f .fi   j,,  ii„eB  for
I Hie  monih,   a   rcipicst   for  d;;ect   cii.-
jicnt ;it tnt- new st hool house was re
I ft-ricd   to   Chief   Engineer   Si nth  and
llic  Power  House Comuiittee  and an
|applicalion  for pei mission   ij  hung  a
j swing sign over the sidewaK In Iron
jof his cafe at  1  Kiiilroad avei.iif, wm
Igiautcd to Ambrose Schiller.
.1     The pi.'tifious of C.  V.  Hollei   for a
lijcodor? i sin-et   light   in   from  of  his   home   In
Olto Vol-j Whaley   stn-et   near  Hayview   avenue
Tciricr;;,   aiui that of icsidenis of (Jnslow  PJat-e
I asking   for   the   imjirovei'ionl   of  that
I sireet    Wllh   pet-kskill   gravel   was   r.>
. ft tied  to ( oiiimitt(-(
iht- iloiiMc asse.'-ments on 'ni.- pioji- eiiy of Dr George Parrfhall a.tid .Mrs. i;mma L. Hakt r, for the years 190C and l'JU7, against which coniplalDtn weic liilt-d, were caiKclbid on thc vll lage books by oidcr of the H-.-ard. A similar application made by Charles J. .Martin for lelief from a djidde as .¦¦fcssmeni on his property on Pearsall avenue was refcrn d wf frisKe He¬ dell for adjuslmeni.
The  Hoard passed a rcjolulion den
iguatiug   Corodon   Norton,   Justice   of
the Peace of the Town of Ih-mpstead
S'f'"'- I as AcHng J'ollce Justice of the village.
The  salaiy  of Tbomas  Chiltcn,  au
assistant   at  the   power    houtn    was
Iralr.ed  from  |ri(i 10 |'j.'   tiy r'Bolutlon
of the Hoard.
I It was suggested that a nev» Dlcycla bo purcnased for the police depart I menl, but President I.^nib ^ttaied that i tbe Chief of Police mignt wtnt an j automobile and lhat C. O. NHtc might j ask for a wheel nl.so. Tbe sug^OBtlon I tliere,!;ore v* as uot acted upon.    It wan
turned to their newly furnisbe.1 hom-ing his administration from  Kteepoi^t.       Mr.c Augusta Corello was .,. uouhly ''""""'^*"'*'*^ *" expensive precedent to
in Farniingdale where a weddln>. .suii-.     The  bishop  was  inlrortuc;^.!  as  tn.-' hurned  while  preparing  ber. home In
per was served.    Friday more a;; ih?y   to his appreciation of the .r.aaiur and ¦ Ualdwin   for   summer   occupancy     on
lolt  for Philadelphia, wh-re UiO)   wilf chara( ter   of  the   receiuion   accorded ' Friday aflernoon.      l>r.  Luthtr    Kice
.spend a short vacation.    Their jeLuru j him in Freeport and praised a.   pa,, i was called and because of Mis
in the near future will be the occasion , tor for hhi effort.-^.    He closed the ev- j rello's s.rlous condition rushed ber to 1 uod^u  «.r..«t   „^ .  .•
Of a cordial welcome. lenlng proffraa, with the beudiOctlon.' the .Nassau Hoapilal in Mineola. ' 'i'! ',    T ^««°"-'"«<»*
eMtablisb.
The tttiBle.u  acrpied  the  pjot of-^
fered by CaHn«m ^;«.derlcks an a Hlie
for  the new  hose house Ever Heady
<-^"'"- i Company, on South Side avenu* near