South Side Messenger 19140902

              SOUTH SIDE
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FftEEPORT AND BELLMORE, N. Y^ WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2> 1914
Everv Wednesday
6, Number 36
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' Services at the Church of the Re¬ deemer Sunday, the Thirteenth After Trinity, at 11 o'clocic A. M. and 8 o'clocl{ P. M. Celebration of the Holy Communion, Litany, and sermon at the morning service. The 7.80 Sunday morning Holy Communion Celebration is omitted during tiie Rector's vaca tion period. The Rt. Rev. Fredericit W. Burgess D. D. Bishop of  the   Dio
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Th.' Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church' will meet with Mrs. H.  Chapifian   this Thursday'afternoon,  Septembers,   at 2:30.  A large attendance is requested.
Services   will   be held at the M.   £. : Churdh Sunday' morning at 10:30 a.m., ^ Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.; Epworth | League   at   7:15;  evening  service   at 7:45;   preaching   by   the  pastor, Rev. William Dalziel; all are cordially wel¬ come. <
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The services will be resumed in   the
Memorial Church next Sunday morning
and evening.    The pastor. Rev.   Tbos.
S. Braithwaite will preach at both ser¬ vices and the Sacrament of the   Lord's
Supper   will   be  administered   in   thej
morning. „. 7   '     „     ,      ^ .     ,   *'"^ Bethpage will put up more barrels
The   sessions   of  the Sunday School   this year than ever   before.    Karp   &
will open on Sunday, September 13.
Large Crops on L. I.
Long Island's contributions of the bitters and the 8w,eets of life w'U ex¬ ceed the average record ihi5'~4'ear. PicltUrs (that is, cucumljers which, are picicled after pi^lcing) are so plenti ul that the price is down to $2.25 a thou¬ sand at the pickling plants. Peaches are plentiful in the middle Island and eastern sections and a very luscious and good looking article is being sent fo the city marltets in large rjuanlities.
The pickling plants at Farmingdale, Central   Park,    Pinelawn,    Hicksville
Freeport
Rocfcvilh Centre
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i Next Monday,Freeport Fire Di»part'j ment will hold their annual parade and ! field da;,  exercises.    The  parade  will be held in the morning, and   the   exer¬ cises in the afternoon, on Olive Boule¬ vard.
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tii.g of Charter Oa^ Council, •. R.v'jI Aicf.Lvin.i, will beheld iday   evening.    All   membera
Frank Roberts of the Nassau Coun¬ ty Review at Freeport is on his vaca¬ tion thia week.
,,,.,,„.. L   I      ^he   Presbyterian   Sunday  -School,
cese of Long Island will officiate tt the , having been closed for   the   past'/four
morning service. In the evening the Rev. Mr. Burgess, son of the Bishop, will preach. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the services of this church.
The Merrick Water Works is ing a large new pressure tank.
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The   .Merrick  Dramatic Society met onfTuesday night last and after dispos- ¦ ing  of  some  accumulated   funds in a way  very   creditable   to   the    Society I formally disbanded.
weeks for the summer vacation, will open again next Sunday, September 6, at 2:30 p. m, Tiie announcement of the picnic to be held wiil be made at that time. The regular evening ser¬ vice will be held at 7:4.5; stfbject, "The Bible's Mountain Scenes." All are cordially invited to attend these services.
Mrs. Mary Valentine, widow of the ' late Elbert Valentine, di^d last Wednesday after a lingering sickness. The funeral service was held in the chapel at Greenfield Cemetery on Sat¬ urday Rev. T. S. Braithwaite, officiat¬ ing. Deceased had be<ng an invalid for some time and was 73 years of age. She was a good mother, a kind and true friend and will be sincerely mourned by her friends. She is sur¬ vived bv three sons.
Next .Monday being  a   holiday.
Post Offica will close   at. 9:30   a.   m.,
PoBillico, of Farmingdal4,    who   grow   a"*^ will not open again until   Tuesday
their own pickles,    have  just   finished   1L?J'"L"^-	
harvesting on their 35 acres with 48 pickers and will store more than 2500 barrels.
In the vicinity of Baiting Hollow, where fin effort has been under way for two or three years tn   restore   the
Smith & Bedell's are made especially maiaria; see adv
malaria   capsules for   Long   Island
Advertliement
j All pre{:arations have been complet- jed for the annual tournameht of the ;RoQkville Centre Fire Department, I which will be held on Monday next, j Labor Day. An interesting numbet of , contests hav«» been s heduled, with quite a large number of entries for each contest. A grand stand will be erected on Observer street between Park and Morris avenues, large enough* to accommodate all who desire scats. The contests will begin at 1:30 P. M., sharp,
Through tlie efforta of tx-Village President William Richensteen, the trolley company has reduced its fare between Rockvilie Centre   and   Valley
The   regular   monthly   meeting   of peach growing   industry   through   the : Long Island Council No, .550, U. C. T.. ! Stream to fire cents instead of ten cent's sale of tracts of suitable size,  .Mattias  will be   held   Saturday   evening,   Sep-  as It has heretofore charged Praeger, the   largest   grower   in   that   tember 5. in Mechanics Hall.    Bro. G.       When the   matter   was   broutrht   to section, will picK 60,000 baskets   from   P. Councilor L. B. Mann will be   pres-   Mr. Richensteen's attention   he quick- year.    This   is   an   in    ent and   present   the   charter   of   the i ly called the attention of   the  officials
The Rev. WM. H. Littebrandt be¬ gins his vacation this week, motoring with friends tb Lake Placid, the Adi- saDdacks, for a two weeks' stay.
Elizabeth, widow of the late Elberl Valentine, died at her home on Wan¬ tagh Road, this village last Wednesday morning at 3 o'clock from a complica¬ tion of diseases, after a loiig illness. Deceased was about 78 years   of   age.
Mr.   and   Mrs. W. H have been s])ending a   month  at   High Hill Beach, have returned to their home here.
125 acres this   year.    This
crease from 40,000. Council.    He will be   accompanied  by , of the trolley "^company to thTfrVnchrse
Mr. Praeger has already picked   and , Bro. Rodier, of Brooklvn Council,   and ; granted   that  comnanv   hv    Rorkvi1l«
Webster, who  shipped over 1500 baskets of the early • also a delegation from Jamaica   Coun-' Centre, in consideration of   which   the
company agreed to make   the fare   be-
Coun- varieties,    and   wiil   commence   next (cil. week on the   later   variety.    His   im-j ______
mense orchard   pre^^ents   n  wonderful |     John GermeVoth, who has been stay- ~ sight now. , ing  at  the   Hotel   Eiheron,    Atlantic :
The Union Free School will open  on       Mr. Praeger moves most of them   in! City,    for   his   health,   the past   twe ^ Tuesday.   September   8.   for   the   full   a big specially constructed automobile   months, has entirely recovered and re- term   of   work.      Prof.     Marvin   M. ! truck that will cai ry 3000 baskets to a j ceived a position  as   end  man   in   the   mond, who is assisreiT by Louis" Rock- Brooks is principal and Miss Stella  G. : load without piling the baskets on  top j minstrel show now performing on   the   well 'a troop of Bov   Scouts    numh The   funeral services were held jast   Faling   and   Miss   Turner are the lady  of each other to squeeze the fruit. '"Million Dollar Pier." i ing 27 boys, has been organized  under
tween the two villages five cents. The fare to Rosedale, the City line, will however continue to be ten cents.
Under the command of Cbarles Rich-
Saturday   at   the  chapel at Greenfield   teachers. In tho same section are the orchards
Cemetery   where   the   interment    was    (  of A. Lewin. W. F.   Drescher,   A.   R.
A Cake Sale has   been   arranged   by   '"»de   the same day.    She is   survived'   yjVks.   A.   E.   Hunt   and   Miss Alice   Thurm and others, while down   in   the the   Choir  Guild  of tho Chul^h of the   by three sons, Herbert B. of   this   vil-   Sutherland returned   this week from a' Sound Avenue section of Riverhead   's
S.H. Wetmoreof 292 Locust Avenue has moved to Baldwin.
Redeemer to be held at the residence of .Mrs. John R. Moore on Hewlett Ave. upon the afternoon of Thursday the lOth. from 4.O0 to 6.0;i P. M. The committee includes besides .''Irs. Mooi't', .MesdHmfS II. H. Cam;,^ann, }'. K. Je.nain^s D. W. Ciarkson. A. i;. Shtteilee. ann H. H. Fairfax. The ¦ y-]',i\ su^inr.'.!. f 1' the viliape will be ¦ \}C-b appreciated.
lage, Elwood, of Stamford. Conn. Raymond, of Bayside, L. I.
^^'^   visit with friends in Nova Scotia.
A'.M. Whit:iey and family formerly occupying tiie upper apartment of David Greaves' house on Merrick Ave. renidved to Freeport this week.though Mr. Wiiitney still continues '.vith the Midmer Or^iv.n Works here.
Cijrtis il. ctowne and family re¬ turned to Jlfiricl". on Tuesday after Hfiending the summer at Round Top, tiie Catskii'a. i
<.;us Muller i« back from a two vv'fc'k'i' vacation ut Haines Falls, the ("atskilis.
George Mulcahy and John Wood are j spending   a   week   at   the Woods'   old home, Tivoli. N. Y.
i .\ clam chowder supper will be   giv* , en   on Saturday afternoon.antJ evening | from   .5   to   9 P. M. by the ladies  of ¦ Manor   Park   for   the benefit of Union ' Chapel in the Fire House   of   Merrick Hook and Ladder and Engine Co.   No. 2 on Camp .\\e.  The price is 25 cents, j This Union Chapel    is   conceived in a .fine    spirit   and   the   self  sacrificing; efforts of the leaders is worthy of pub¬ lic support.
V.'M. J. Varneke whose failing health demanded a change of situation has gone   to   a   sanitarium at   Woodhaven
conducted by Sisters of Charity where , ,,33 ^j^jg ^jn ^^X octur again, al any   of his   friends wtil be welcome to   tures will be new an^ up-to-date.
Visit him.   I Friday evening at 8 o'clock the second
, show under the new management   will
The Rev. Edgerton Chauncey is   the : be held.    A good program is  in   store guest   of  his   mother at her home  on  and the firemen ask the people  of  the
Next Monday evening, Labor Day, [ the annual picnic and dance of Advance Hook, Ladder and Engine Company will be held at Firemen's Hall and the committee in ciiarge promise tbis event to be the best ever given by the company. There will be amuse- , ments of ali kinds on the grounds ad- i joining the hall. Daneing will belield in the hbll. Ice cream and refresh¬ ments wiil be on sale. Good music will be furnished for dancing. The company ask for the hearty support of the public at the affair.
Guy Smith and family nre now oc- cupyine J. H»rrison's cottage on St. . Mark's Avenue.
Mr. Liebbrandt, the new baker on j Bedford .Avenue, adjoining Karp's ¦ store, has opened up for business. : Mr. Liebbrandt has a neat, attractive I place and is doing a nice businesai.
The moving picture show   held   last Frday   night at Firemen's Haii, given by Advance Hook, Ladder and   Engine Co., uder the dire:tion of Frank Smith, who «lso conducts an    auto/nobile   ga¬ rage in the village, was well attended. This was Mr. Smith's first appearance before the jiublic as a rhoving   picture operator.    A little difficulty •¦¦was   ex¬ perienced at first, due to the fact   that the picture concern sent out poor   sup plies for the   machine,   but   after   the i first   reel    the   pictures   were     good. With a little more experience it is safe to say    Mr. Smith will give as   good a show as anyone could ask for.    One ofi the pictures given on Friday night was 1 shown in the hall by Mr. Nugent    sev¬ eral weeks ago.    The company   prom- j
pic-' This
Mr. and Mrs. Chjrles Schafer ar« spending a few days at .Nassau-by-the Sea.
New Telephones
The following is a iisi| of   new leie- phones recentlv installed :
f'reeport
59J, E. A.   Greenleaf,; 84   Waiiace .Sireet.
97-M. Bert Tryon, Newton Blvd.
107, Willis   A. Wilder,   M. D.,   Ill W. .Merrick Road.
159 M, Mrs. Pauline  Sorhagen,   348 Archer Street.
190-W, V. V. Reid, Terrace Avenue.
259-R, Mrs. Neilie L. Keogh, 83 So. Long Beach Avenue.
42f)-J, Mrs. tilla    Weiss,   97   Bedell 	
Street. William Reaper is   nursing   several
573, Mrs. Stella   BoyJan,   Roosevelt' Pa.'nful 'nJU''ies which he sustained by Avenue. being thrown from a wagon while   de-
617, J. H. Barnes.  Roosevelt  Place. 1 ''"ering orders for his father on  Wed
668, F. Elbers, b-i So.    Long   Beach   nesday last. Avenue.
680, Mrs. Jane E. James, No. Grove Street.
9*^!0, Dr, Gordon Lindsay. 146 Broad-
the large orchard of F. A, Sirrine ; Mineola defeated Freeport Saturday All of these men expect to have big ' °" ^^^ Seaman Avenue grounds by the crops, but not as many baskets indi-! score of 7 to 3 The visitors secured vidually as Mr Praeger. In Laurel ¦ ^^^^^ """"s on errors by the Freeport there is another large acreage devoted j ^^^^ rather than by better playing, to peaches, and the same is true of j Wading River, where V.'. ti. Fry has ' developed a lot of excellent peach or¬ chards.—Amityville Recgrd.
East Rockaway
upon a proposition to bond tlie village in the sum of :;13|0(IO for the installa¬ tion and erection of the electric light ing system. At the same time a propo¬ sition will be submitted for the estab¬ lishment of the office of Police Justice.
Mechanics to
Visit Freeport
the auspices of the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Harry Reeve, ha» presented the Rockvilie Centre Library with a hand¬ some set of photographs from the Pan¬ ama Canal zone. The photographs, about twenty-five iti number, which are mounted and framed, were taken by Mrs. De Grafffl'. a former resident of Rockviile Centre.
All preparations have been complet¬ ed for the laying of the cornerstone of the first synagogue   to   be  erected   in The annual convention of the State   Nussa County, which will be   held   on Council, Jr. 0. U. A. .VI., wil! be   held   Sunday next at 2   P. M.,   at   Windsor
 " ] at Freeport next Monday and Tuesday,   avenue and the trolley   tracks     Quite
Considerable interest is being taken ! There   will   he   about 1.50   delegates,   a number of prominent speakers   have in the special election that will be held j many  of   them   accompanied bv   their  been secured for the occasion on Friday for   rhe   jiurpose   of  voting I wives,   and   it   is   planned to  provide - —
much   pleasure   and  entertainment   to       Lovers of music should   not   fail   to the   visitors   in   connection   with   the   attend the concert that wyll   be  given business of the session. in the auditorium of the Rockvilie Cen-                                 tre Club this Wednesday evening.
0.   ^.    1 .   L. Election There was a large attendance at the
The annual meeting of the members annual outing of The Pequots, held   at
of the South Shore Yacht Club will  be Finlayson's on   Saturday   night   last
held in the Club House on Tuesday ev- The menu was in conformity with  the
ening, Scr tember S, at   8:30,   for   tlie reputation established by the host, and
purpose of receiving and   acting   upon was well appreciated   by   all   preaent.
the reports of the officers, electing ofFi Quite a number of prominent   officials
cers for the ensuing year, and {w   the from all sections of   the   county   were
transaction of such other   business   as present, and a right   royal   good   time
may properly come   before   the  meet- was enjoyed.
W.   Merrick 7S   Atlantic
way.
985 L. Gallagher,   223 Road.
I'i21 Mrs. Ellen   Koch Avenue.
1026.R, .Mrs. .Mary S. Atlantic .¦Avenue.
BALDWIN
640-M, R. S. Powers, Brooklyn Ave¬ nue.
1020, J. Robert Engbro.^ks, Cornweil Avenue.
The Pentacostal Church, Ocean ave¬ nue, will be forinaily dedicated on Sun¬ day, September 6rh, at 3:0ii P. M. The dedicatory sermon will be deliv¬ ered by the Rev. J. A. Ward, of Provi¬ dence, R. 1. He will be assisted by the Distiict Superintendent, Re\. E. J. Marvin. An all day meeting will Hoeckiey, 84 ' ^^ ^^''^ °" Labor Day. The pastor ot I the church is the Rev. F. H. .Neai.
Carman f. Combes is having home on Plainfield avenue entirely modelled.
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LYNBROOK !     Mr. and   Mrs.   Frank   SehifTmacVer
H.    W.   Feiseler,   Niemann i have returned from their   trip   to   Eu- ' rope. Atlantic Ave- i —
:     About forty doilars was realized   as
Hemp-1 a result of  the   beach   party   recently
I held under the auspices of  the   Ladies
731-R, Avenue.
841, Harry Cominsky nue.
S97.W, Charles E. De Mott,. stead Avenue.
Bvron Road.
County Court Jurors
List  of  Trial   Jurors for a term   of County Court to be held at   the   Court House, Mineola, September 14: Julius Weston, Cedarhurst Clifford Pettit, Cedarhurst Daniel C. Henderson, Port Washington  January 11.    They are receiving   con-
village for their atterdance. Admis¬ sion will be adults 15 centa, children 10 cents. John Busch ably officiates at the piano during the entertainment.
Announcement is   made   that   Mary | Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.    and   Mrs. John   Schneider,   and   Walter   Frisch were married at Jersey City, N. J., on
Society of the Bethany Congregational Church.
Charles E. Fostender, Hicksville Charles M. Stall, Hicksville Robert Brown, Inwood George B. Gardner, Hempstead Lemuel W. Haynes, Inwood Jens C. Peterson.  Hempstead William F. Lynch, Roslyn fiustave Caretto, Baldwin Merwin Hults, Baldwin Hugo M. Schluter,   Valley Stream William Schopp«,   Valley Stream Henry A. Fawsett, Cedarhurst Robert W. Troy.  Lynbrook Fred L. Mount, Hewlett Charles Noon,  Hempstead Smith A. Pin*. Rockvilie Centre Howard Abrams, Lynbrook John B. Monitor. Brookville Edward Garr, Oyster Bay Nicholas J. Krug,   New Hyde Park Datilel Bebr, Lynbrook George W. Golden, Freeport Frar.k Schloeser, Lynbrook Fred Lipp. Manhasset George A. Wood. Hempstead Nelson H. Disbrow, Oyster Bay Townsend B. Pettit, Hempstead Raphael P. Hemostead, Locust   Valley George Pennell,  Siaaaapequa .John W. Soper. Ocean Side John N. Fieisher,  Hempstead Lorwuo B. Small,    Port    Waahington William G. Crolly, Great Nectt
914-J, Morgan Larsen,   Park  Place. 993-J, Mrs.   Lydia   Lent,   Plainfield Avenue, East Rockaway.
,1011-M. George H.   Perzei,   Walnut Street.
1016-W, John Lillie,   .Smith Street. 1033, D.   N.   Boatner.   Park   Blvd.. Malverne.
1038, E. King, Washington Avenue. 1044, Henry Amrhein, Vincent Ave¬ nue.
1092-W, W. O. F.   Finck,   Franklin
Avenue. 	
  1093, Mrs. Nellie  Wheeler,   Wright;
Michael Abeam, who has   conducted ; Avenue. Malverne. !     A meeting of the Ladies Aid Society
, a hotel business   at   Smithville  Sooth       1098,   Miss   R.   Redmond,   Vincent  of the M. E. Church   will   be  held   at
i for several years, died suddenlv at  his ' Avenue. I the home of Mrs.   Smith   Bedell,   who
home on   Monday   afternoon   at  about ROCKVILLE CENTRE ! resides at Baldwin, on Thursday,   Sep-
: 4:30, of   heart   failure.    Mr.   Abeam       119-J,   Mrs.   Sue   Estes,   Rockaway | tember 8th.
had been failing   in   health   for   some ' Avenue, Oceanside.
ing. Pursuant to the CliSb By Laws, che following nominations have been made by the nominating committee: Charles H. Southard, commodore; Ar¬ thur Nos worthy, vice commodore; David A. Kennedy, rear commodore; Lesueur G. Smith, recording secretary; James Dean, treasurer; Clarence E. Jones, financial secretary; A. Sidney Malcomson. measurer.
Board of Governors,   Nicholas   Cun¬ ningham.   F.    C.    Southard',"   William' Schumacher, Wesley jMiller,   Louis  J. Hall, William    P.   Miller,   George   B.
j Paterson, Jarvis Root,   D. S. .Mackey, Edward Langer.
Regatta Committee,'P'. C. Southard,
j chairman; Frank P. Alcorn,   .Alfred C.
j Chapman. Thorne Jackson,   James   H.
; Cruikshank.
I     No   other made.
nominations   hav^   been
[ Ten dollars profit was the result of the home-made cake and candy sale [held recently by the King's Daughters.
I Langdon Johnson is laid up with a fwctured rib as a result of a fall from a ladder while at work last week.
gratulations from their friends.
Oceanside
I Board of Supervisors
j At the meeting on Monday, August I 24, Sheriflf Pettit reported 70 prisoners I in the County Jail for the week end- j ing August 16, and- 78 for the week I ending August 28.
Upon request of Rev. Oscar Mad- I daus, secretary of the Nassau County Association, the Board fixed Friday, September 18,to give the Health Com¬ mittee of tfae Association an opportun¬ ity to be heard on the question of tu¬ berculosis hospital for the County.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. A. H. Rennie, Pastor. Sab¬ bath School Session 10 a. m.
Morning Preaching Service 11 a. m. The pastor will preach. Theme of the hour:—"I know whom I have be¬ lieved'"—a Key Message at the intro¬ duction of the Fall Season.
Evening Preaching Service 7.45 p. •m. The pastor will take the 23rd Psalm, treating it as the "Pilgrims Progress of the Old Testament."
A special invitation is extended to residents or visitors of the village to participate in these introductory ser¬ vices.
"Man" will be the lesson-sermon at the Christian Science Church on Sun¬ day next.
Mrs. Timothy O'Callaghan will en¬ tertain the Daughters of Faith at her home, Raymond street, on Wednesday next, September 9th.
Bafdwin
School opens Monday, September 14.
time past, but had not been kept fi^pm ^     151-W, William H. Barker, 78 Dav- business.    Funeral services were   held ! ison Place..
Tuesday night, and a high mass was held at St.'Barnabas' Church Wednes¬ day morning. Rev. Theodore J. King officiating. The remains were taken Wedneaday to Massachosetts for inter¬ ment. Clair S. Bartholomew, of this village, had charge of the funeral ar¬ rangements.
John Adel has purchased another butcher business at Freeport, at 74 Sooth Main Street.
404-J, Mrs. Julia Hobbs, 38 Wash¬ ington Street.
616-R, A. B. Falkinburgh, 7 Davison Place.
Mrs. Foster Pettit is carrying her arm in a sling as a result of a fractore aOBtained by a fall a few days ago.
aisessment tax on bis property on Ar
Tbe funeral service of the late John I cher Street, Freeport.
<-jo «r   «      f       01 nrxr-        .; Mayes, who died at his late residence,! •    	
649.W. Mrs. Lena Glaser, 15 Vincent  o^^,„gi^^ro^j^„   j^,^„^^y.„,  ,^^^ I T      '      \U       a   J
^ 12V7 R, Mrs. Louise G. Baker. 171' ''«^''''""'««»**> y«"' ^'^ p"*""""*". ^   ^ew I raiD Wanted
Dr. Samuel T. King, accompanied by his two sons, Robert and Harold, snd also by his his brother-in-law, Victor G. Bloede, are enjoying an auto mobile trip through New England and At  the  regular meeting August 31, : the Adlrondacks.
Sheriflf Pettit reported 70 prisoners  in 	
the  jail  for  tbe week ending August      While a   number of  boys  were   in
30. , bathing in   Craig  Manor   Creek   last
A  resolution   was passed refunding , week, Hwrry, a young son of Mr.   and
to Francis Pearsall $10.86 for double i Mrs. Jos«ph Sheffer, was attacked with
BASEBALL Last Sunday afternoon tbe local team mat and defeated the Lindenhurst team in a close and exciting game by the score of 7 to 6. Seaman vnd Smith were the battery for Bellmore while RoKS^ and Willimen were the  battery
Morris Avenue
LONG BEACH
18, Mrs. Margaret  C.   Dow I ing,   11 Park Street
206, Frederic Bull, Broadway,  Long Beach.
229, Russell  G.   Colt,   LoDg  Beach Blvd.
230, Deauville   Bathing   Co.    Inc., Boardwalk.      ,
ROOSEVELT ^ 374-W, A. Lake,   Washington  Ave*
I after an illness of but one week, was ] held on Wednesday last, the Rev. A. j C. Watkins officiating, with interment 1 in Evergreen Cemetery. He leaves a I widow, four daugnters and five sons surviving.
l^esidents of Freeport and other vil* [lages between Lindenhurst and Lyn- I brook have signed petitions this past i week requesting the Lonir Island Rail- : road Company, in its arrangement of > new timetable in Septeinber or Octob-
cramps, and as he was sinking for tb^ I second time, he was rescued by George : Wheeler, the young son of Mr. and !MrB. Cbarles Wheeler. Tha young man is receiving the congratulations of his many friends for his gallant res- Icoe.
' Miss Evelyn Kirkwood, Postmaster Miller's able assistant, has been spend¬ ing  a   week's   vacation   at  Roxbory,
N. y.
(ConUnuecLon page 8)
nue
444-M. S. Sprague, Wood Aveuue      ,
446|-M,   Herman   Seaman,     Forrest' ^r the auspices of tbe Ladies' Aid So Avenue. ciety of tbe Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Mayes was   a  resident  of this, ^r, to arrange for   a  westbound  train, 	
action for the past b.x years,   coming  ,^.,1     Babylon approximately at raid- *     Charles L. Wheeler. C. M. Van Tas- here from Brooklyn, where he  resided I „igbt  making all   stations, stops and } sel and C. Massey have been appoint^
ior many years.  , connecting at Jamaica with   train for I to overlook tbe constroction of tbe new
I Brooklyn and New York.    At present  school house at Baldwin Herbor, which
Quite a neat sum was realized by | the last westboutad treio leaves Baby-; wiil be erected upon a plot 260 by 800 the fair held ^ in Salamander Hall on Ion about 10:10. It is to be hoped I feet, at the corner of Grand avenue, f bursday and Friday evenings last un- ¦ that tbis new train   will   be   pot   on. j Charch street and the Boulevard.    Tbe
i Undoubtedly it wpald be   largely  pat-1 plans therefore have already been rooized.—Q4>aerv«r. cepted.