South Side Messenger 19120126

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SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL PAPER. FREEPORT VILLAGE
Vol 4, NumlMr 27
Every Friday
FREEPORT AND BELLMORE. N. Y.. FRIDAY. JANUARY 26, 1912
91.00 YaaAy, Single Copy 5 CmIs
Merrick
"Life la to short to waste, 'Twill soon be dark; Up I mind thioe own aim, and God spaad the mark 1"
Barvieea at tha Cboreb of  tba   Ro* dooioat Sonday, tb* Foarth after Epi-
eany, at T:SO and 11 a. m. Celebrat* I of tba Holy Commanion at tba ootly aerviea and moming prayer and aerawD at tbe seeond service. The ¦ooday School meets in tbe Parisb ¦aofs at 10 a. m. Tbe Woman's Aoxiliary maeta on Tborsday after- Moiia at 2;80 and tba Junior Auxiliary •• Satordays at 8 p. m. Tba Boys' Clob neata aaeb Wednesday at tba alesa of sebool. Tba Cooking Sebool •ader tba eharge of Miss Hager, meets aach Satarday from 12 to 8 p. m. A aerdisi invitation is extended to all to attand tha aarviees of tbis eboreh.
Tha Midmer Organ Works hava ao ardar to supply an instrontent for All
KnU' Memorial Church, New Mil- 1, Conn. Tba rector of All Saints Is Rev. Frank Draper, brotber of Mrs. L. B. Corlies of this place.
Mr.' Cbaa. Brandmp snd family who kava been oeeopying tbe boaae at tho earner of Moriek Ave. and Smitb Straet for the laat two yesrs, removed •a Roeadala Ave., Freeport, yesterday. Mr. Brandrup ii saperintendent for Mr. Reed Midmer. What's the matter vitb Merriek that it eannot accommo' data families wbo should live here?
The winter meeting of the Arch¬ deaconry of Qaeens and Naaaau was keld in Rockville Centre on Wednes¬ day. Tbe Merrick repreaentativea in attendance were Mra. L. B. Corlies, Mrs. Arthur Anthony, Meaara. P. R. Jenninga, D. V. W. Lawson and Rev. Wb. H. Littebrandt
Rev. and Mrs. Townley were here on Toeaday attending to some matters at thair sommer residence.
Mr. and Mn. Wm. Metiger ara the proud parents of a baby girl wbo ar* rived laat Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Cammann spent lViday*Siinday at their bome bera.
Mrs. Edward Maogar of Camp Ava. Is at Norwich, Conn.
Dr. Northridge spent a few days tbis week attending to some harsted pipea wbieb tbe extremely cold weatber reeentiy broaght about The lale of pipes "never froxan before" is leng io tbia vicinity.
Tbe receipts for tbe Merriek station af tba L. I. R. R.   for the year  1911 not very far from 184.009.
in speaking upon tbe overeoroing of evil witb good in the Cbarch ot the Re¬ deemer on Sunday morning, the reetor aailed "good" the heavy ordnance of Christian warfare.
Freeport Man
Bribing Officers?
Justice Norton DumisMt Qurge,
Also of Violating Liquor Law;
To go to Gnmd Jorj
Roeeo Nicoli, an Italian aaloon keep¬ er of Henry Street and New Boale¬ vard, waa held by Joatice Norton yest¬ erday for examination tomorrow in I2U0 bail on a eharge of baving violat¬ ed the liquor law and in $1,600 each on two charges of offering bribea to Chief of Poliee Areber B. Wallace and Con¬ atable Tbomas W. Murray. Nieoli's place waa found open at about 11:80 Satarday night by Constable Murray. Several men wera in tba plaee, but Nieoli protested tbat they were not customers. When the Constable in¬ formed Nieoli be would be required -to go before a Justice be protested. Marray did not want to eall Juatiee Norton rom Wantagh, wbere be re¬ sides, so he told Nieoli be woald take bis name for appearance after. He claims tkat Nicoli ofTered him $6 to "fix mattera" with Officer Ira H. Baker aa a witness. The Conatable told tbe saloon keeper, he saya, that nothing eoald be "fixed." Tbe offer to Chief Wallace waa $20, it la alleged against Nieoli, aod waa made at bead¬ qaarters in tbe presence of a witneas. —Monday'a Tlmea
When the caae of violation of liquor law came before Jaatiee Norton be dia¬ ebarged the caae, claiming that ^tbe proaiecutlon did not prove the licenae. Tbe other two caaea were diamiaaed on the ground that the money paid waa grataitooa offeringa. S hen the decia¬ ion waa rendered Chief Wallace inaiat- ed upon the retam to bim ef tbe mon¬ ey which had been turned ovar to the Judge. After conaiderable argu¬ ment the money waa given to Chief Wallace and the caae will probably be broaght to the attention of the Grand Jury.
BeDmore
Singie copiea of the Meaaenger can be had at William Wolfe'a drug store, Bellmere, L. I. at 6c each. tf
Mr. and Mra. Jobn MeConologae will not occupy F. Schaard's bouse on Bedford Avenae aa stated in oar last iaaue, as Mra. Schaard bas sold hla eot¬ tage to anotber party, wbo takes pos¬ session eoon.   	
Charles Jamison and family who bave occopied the Allen eottage on tba Merrick Road for several jraars, rt- moved en Mondsy to their naw cottage, wbieh they recaatly bailt at Wantagb Harbor. 	
William Byrnes and family hsve moved from tbe rooms over Wolfe's drag store and are eeeapying a portion of 'Theodore Link's cottage on Crescent Lawn.
Tbe Ladies' Aid Soeiety of the M. E. Church will meet at tbe faome of Mis. Samuel Self on St Mark's Ave., Tharaday, Feb. 2, at 2:30 p. m. All memlM-ra are reqoeated to be present Frienda are cuidially invited.
Tb«> Janior Leagoe of the Bellmore M. b. Charefa will faold a cake, coffee, candy and froit sale in tbo Firemen'a Hall en Satarday, Febraary 17, at 2:80 p. m.    All will be welcome.
A young son arrived at the faome of Mr. and Mra. Jeaae A. Voaria tbe week before laat
Wantagh
Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Brower of Bay Sfaore were tbe guests last week of Allan D. Yoang and family.
At a meeting of the Kings Daagb¬ ters Sociey held on Taesday afternoon at tbe bome of Mrs. Wiebel, it wsa de¬ eided to hold a paneake and sausage aa|>per at the home of Mra. Jamea M. Seaman next Wednnday evening, Jan¬ aary 81. Supper, to be aeived at 6 p. m.
We are aorry to bear of the aerioas illneaa of the yoong aon of Mr. and Mra. Edgar J. Seaman of thia village, who are apending the winter m Brook¬ lyn. At the laat hearing grave fears were entertained of tbe efaild's re¬ covery.
gram against evil and wrong is put in each form sometimes aa to aeem weak. Iba doctrine of non-resiatanee, for in¬ stanee, as exemplified by Tolstoy and lbs Quakers. He qaestioned, how¬ ever, wbetbar or not tbis "weakness" was oot doa to perverted views or the laek of imagination and faith. The Christian program of "love yoar aaamy. bleee tboaa wbo coraa you, do gaod onto thoaa that hata you, and pray for tboaa tbat deapitefully uae yoa and turning the other cheek when •aa is smitten" makea ita ideal appeal; bat tha rob eomes in the realm of practice. Christian principles mova sloggiably in tfae buainess wurld. Idtaliam is apt to be called impractic¬ able by tha "hard headed buaineas Man" in apite of tbe fact that tba baaineaa man is 95 par eent failure. As we bsve commiasiona to atody thor¬ oagbly the bigb coat of living, etc.. so we ahould have a commiaaion to aee wby Chriatian prineipica are "impract- leable." Tho Epiacopal Chureh baa four or five bisbopa which it would like to auggaat for membera of aucb a com¬ mlasion. Talking of boona, thia would indeed be the boon. Forgetting all •Iae. let ua eamp   upon   the   trail of
Mr. and Mrs. d. J. Faaaell  attenied the reception and review  held in con¬ neetion   with tfae SOth   anniveraary of Tbe'Cbristianpro^h^ie 88rd Regiment,   held in  Brooklyn
last week.    Mr. Fossell waa formerly a mamber of thia regiment
On Friday night the Chriatian En¬ deavor Society will hold a meeting in the church. The topic will be "Tbe Foreign Misaionary whoae Life haa Moat Inapired Me;" leader, Miaa Stella G. Faling.
The Ladiea' Aid Society beld a meet¬ ing on Wedneaday afternoon at tbe home of Mra. Helen Allen.
Charles H. Ruaaell, jr., baa been confined to hia home ainee last Satur¬ day with a aevere attack of muacalar rheumatiam. Charlea ia improving nicely under the care of Dr. Skou, and we hope to aee bim about in a few daya. 	
Peter Killian of Massspequa, who conducts a hotel at High Hill Beach, was arranged before Justice Norton last week, charged with having aix snow birds in bis possession. Killian stated that the birds were in a "blind" 'near bim, bat that he had not ahot tbem. He demanded a jury trial whieh waa aet for Wednesday, Jana¬ ary 24, at Judge Norton's Coort room at Firemen's Hall.
The eaaa waa started before Judge Norton on Wednesday, but bas been sent to the Sapreme Coart at the next term at Mineola.
Druggist William Wolfe was among tbose on tbe aick list tbis week, bat la again attending to his business faere.
Rev. M. Nelaon baa been confined to '^ia bome on Bellmore Avenue for some time paat        	
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kilpatriek, jr., of Corona, Floabing, are apending a few days with relatives faere.
A namber of tbe reaidenta of the village met at Firemen'a Hall on Wed¬ neaday evening to diacuss the adviai- bility of eatabliabing aome aort of fire proteetion. A namber of different viewa were expreaaed on the matter, embracing opiniona on fire wella, priv¬ ate water company and manicipal water eompany. all of wbieh were very intereating. A eommittee was ap¬ pointed to ascertain the aaaeaaed valo¬ ation in the territory bounded by tbe bay on tbe aouth. Cedar Swamp Brook on the weat, Jeruaalem Avenoe on tba
north  and Heine'a  Brook on the eaat. Tfae Ladies' Aid Society bave ma le ar- ano another to secure tfae approximate | rangements to serve a sapper after tbe
Raib'oa^ Protecting
1    Emplc^ees
Ponuylyania   Syitem    Decreasct
Nmnber of Ininries 63 per
cent, and Will Reccire
Medal
By tbe installation of protective de¬ vices, tfaa Pennsylvania Railroad faas decreased tfaa number of ser iooa injur¬ ies to employes in its sfaops by more the 63 per cent from Janaary 1 to Nov¬ ember 1 of laat year. In recognition of thia work the American Moaeom of Pafety will preaent a medal to that company aa tbe American employer wbo, in its jadgment "baa done the moat for tbe protection of the livea and limba of his workmen, by means of aafety dev Icea for .dangerous maebines and processes."
In the Fall of 1910 experta from one of the large accident inaarance edm- paniea were employed and, accompan¬ ied by inapectora of the Motive Power Department, inapectedall of the larger ahopa. Following thia, aafety commit¬ tees were ort^anised on all diviaiona of tbe road. Aa a reaalt, the number of aerioaa injariea per one thoaaand shop employeea wSa. in Janaary 8.7, Febru¬ ary 7.3, March 8.8, April 6.0. May 7.9, Jnne 6.2, Joly 4.7, Aogaat 8.4, Sep¬ tember 8.4, October 3.2. During thia period, the average number of employ¬ es waa 38,242.
Not only has the Pennaylvania Rail¬ road'a efforta been exerted in protect¬ ing the lives of ita employee, but many milliona of dollara have been apent dur¬ ing the paat few years for the safety and convenience of its passengers. Since 1906 all new passenger equip¬ ment haa been of ail ateel eonstrnetion. In all new conatruction work, poblic croaainga of the railroad tracka at grades have been aboliahed; tfae exiat¬ ing tracka at numeroua pointa faave been elevated or depreaaed to do away with eroaaing eaeh other at grade; warning aigna have been poated at con- spicuons placet along the Company's right of way to keep people from trea¬ paaaing on the tracka; fencea between the tracka, and paaaenger aubwaya under the tracka have been conatructed at many atationa, and the ayatem of aignala ia continually baing extended to provide greater safety in the opera¬ tion of traina.
Freeport
Single copiea of the Meaaenger can be aecured at Greenblatt'a newa atoae on Railroad Avenoe or Kiefer'a, Main Street Freeport, L. L tf
Cbarles D. Wicks of Grand Ave., Bellmore, will shortly open otBees ovar tbe Roas & Randall store, as Long Isl¬ and manager for tbe World Home Sup¬ ply Co. of New York and will ba pleaaed to talk with anyone who nay be intereated in redoeing tbe preaent higb coat of living. The eompany if a co-operative concern with a capital^f $6,000,000 and tbeir method of trans¬ acting buainess ia aniqaa and interest¬ ing. See advertisement in aootber section of this iaaue.
Hempstead
^Daniel'E. Sealey is one of the di¬ rectors of tbe S. E. T. Valve and Hyd¬ rant Co. t f Hempstead, recently incor¬ porated wltb a capital of 180.000.
An entertainment ia to be given Tharaday evening, February 8, at tba Pariah Hooaa for tbe benefit of St George's Sunday School.
R. W. Alfred T. Daviaon, District Deputy of Maaona for this diatriet, ia to oflncially viait Morton Lodge, Fab ruary 26.
The fifteenth anniveraary of tfae ur> ganization of the German Lotheran Church of the Epiphany will be cela brated on Thuraday, February 8. A apeeial service wiil be beld at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. J. J. Heiachmann, D. D.. paator of St Peter'a Lutheran Charefa of Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, will   deliver   an  addreaa  in English.
Last Monday evooing a eommittee was appointed at tbe regular meeting of Freeport Lodge, No. 60U, I. 0. 0. F.. for tbe porpoee of arranging for an entertainment to ba held under the aus¬ pices of that organisation in Sigmond's Opera UdXitk on the evening of Febru ary 12 (Lincoln's Birthday). The en¬ tertainment will comprise imperaona- tinna and aeveral other attractive nam¬ bera.
coet of a municipal plant for thia ter ritory. In order to have the matter in a tangible form to preaent to the tax¬ payera.    The eall for a pnblic meeting
Aftar a searching trial James Batea, who waa arreated  here  laat Satarday
for aaaaulting William McDermott, a| to be held in Firemen'a Hall on Thura- fellow employe on the farm of John J.    " - .    -   .
Bedell, waa aentenced by Juatic< Neu laat Wedneaday to the New York Pene- tentlary for a tarm of aix months.
service.
Mra. John T. Cowles started on Wed¬ neaday for Waahington, D. C., to viait her aiater-in-law, Mra. Skinner, for two weeka.
Marriage Licenses
Licenaea   iaaued   daring   tbe   week were: Jan. 18—Goiaeppe Diearlo and Pep-
D. D. G. M., W. Augaataa Shipley and ataff of Jamaica, haa inatalled the elective and appointive offlcv* of day eveniag, Feb. 8, to eonaider waya P*"P'*"'* ^««' ]: ^' ?.• ^- " 'e'* and meana ftr the eatabliahment of a j'^J''^ /•.^;"''»^," ^- ^"""' «• G.. monicipal water plant, or aome other iJ*)""' ^""i"' ^- ^:,^l°,^- ^'" •; form of fire protection waa iaaued. .nd ii°''":^"'S.c.,Wm. Stoffel; financial all peraona intereated in thia matter 'n j •**'"^"'y'"""" ^t^ Helman; treaaur-
anv wav should ha nraaent anrl axnr*..   •'•   "'"'•  Kelly MacKBy ;    K. S. N. O.,
A children's entertainment will b^ given by tbe Snnday School cbildren of the Charch of Our Holy Redeemer, at Sigmond Opera Houae. Tburaday even¬ ing, Feb. 1. Ticketa of admiaaion will be 26c and 60c. Help the children make thia a aaceeaa by reaerving thia evening to attend the performance, the proeeeda of whicb will go toward the fund for the bell for the tower of tbe new church. Thc program ia aa fol¬ lows:
Song, and chorua, "Tbey Won Every Nation'a Battles But Their Own."
Japanese drill, girla.
Recitation, "Queer Little Folks." Florence Luat.
Brownie School, boya.
Song, aelected, Marguerite Kieman.
Dancing Leason, soloist, Helen Lust
Play Land. Marion Long aod Frad Ware.
Song, aelected, Pierre Dutel.
Song and Dancea. Florence Ware.
Operetta, "The Butterfly and Flow- era," Marguerite Kiernan, Dorothy Long. Marion Long. Gladya Luat, solo¬ ists.
Second Part
Highland Fling, girls.
Song, "lx>ving," Francis Kieman.
Piano Duet "The King of the For¬ est." Miaa Pooley and Miaa Kelley.
Song and character, "They're al¬ waya picking on me," Robart Kiernan.
Reeitation, "Money Musk." Blanche Lynch.
"Fairy Revel," girls.
Daiay seng and chorua, May Egan.
Tableaa, "An Old Sweetheart of Mine."
Song, aelected, Pierre Dutel.
Final Tableau, song and eboros, "The Star Spangled Banner."
Tbe children will be aaaiated by Wm. Prickettand Mra. Cbaa. Sigmond.. Tbe program and coaching has been ander the direction of Mrs. Frad Wara and Mias Pooley.
Feb. 13 and 14 lovers of a good time aboold keep open to attend tbe per forroancea of the M. D. C, for if the rehearaala give a foretaate of wbat ia to follow there'a going to be genuine fan at tbe Opera House thoae eveninga. Baxter'a Living Portraits will be tbe biggest aorpriae yoo have ever bad. Ticketa are now in tbe bands of the membera and yoo are reqaested to buy liberally and belp along tbe young peo¬ ple in their laudable ambition and en- oy youraelf at tfae aame time.
Cbriatian practice,   the fulfillment of: pina   Annaecarato.   both of Freeport
Christian theory. So far as thc good being impracticable and impotent it is Iba only force whici can overcome avil. Other forces may submerge tha av.U. gloss it over, and curb it, bot ¦ay acver cure it Good is prcdomi- aant The eeotiaaad exiatence of so¬ eiety proves this. Trost it, and tbaa tba only qoaotioa is oaa ef proeadara. Oaa't acecaaarily flgbt a aaad t^ band
(Coatiaaad aa paga 8)
They were married the aama day by Juatiea Gittena, who alao married Micbele Toglia and Vinccnsa Di Miao. beth of Lynbrook on Jan^ 16.
any way ehould be preaent and expreaa tteir viewa.	
Hurt your finger? See adv. of Flesh¬ more Salve in this issue and know bow to core it
After a two days trial in thc Naaaau Supreme Court,   witb Jaatiee Kapper (Continued on page 8)
BIG AUCTION
At   Ocean   Side   next    Wedneaday morning,   Jan.   81at,   at   10  o'eloek
Nicholaa Keifer of Elmoat and Mary  <8~*?.'  *'*"".!'  *""'*'.,.'*'*?.l*^ *• Hummel of Valley Stream. i ^ Wallace, .uctionecr. will aell borse.
¦ amea W. McGratb   aad   Margaret 2JfJ[; Rcgao, botb ef Lyobi'oafc.
4 eowa,   baif^r. ebiekcna,  40 dueks,  25
4   bogs,   200 guinea fowl.
John Findlay; L. S. N. G.. Arthur Ed¬ gar; conductor, C. W. Berry. Warden, Cornelias H. Amberman; chaplain, Benry L. Grifiing; L. S. S.. Chaa. E. Free, jr.; R. S. S., Clarenr^ Clark; R. S. V. G., Warren Clendenny; L. S. V. G., B. J. Armatrong; truatee. three yeara, Edw. Schmidt
Enforcing Game Laws
Juatiee Norton, at Freeport, imposed a fine of $22.60 on Cbarlea Gottert of Maaaapeqaa. for ganning withoot a fi- ecnae. Comp'aint waa made by Game Wardena Cbarlea E. Lee and Harry Haff. Thay ela med Gottert had a sat ofaiools   cvidcatly   to   decoy   doeks.
Jan. l»-Tynilio   Yarya.   jr..    aad ••«'*^"««^  wsgona. form implementa. i Gottert admitted faa faad oo licenae, but
Halaa Kryaan. botb af Weatbory
Thomas J. Cronla and   Elaaaor M Gaklar, botb of Fraapert
A#vaniaa H la ityaiybaiy'a JicNwaa, Ian.
bay, eom. lamber. glass front ebiekan boaca, laiBber. fomitara, piano aod avaoy otbar artieicc toe aooiareaa to maatiaa.    Sac poatea far Ml partica-
denicd tfaat tba decoys were bia. Got¬ tert dccidw) ta paj 81.10 for a lieancc after ba waa flned.
Atfvwrtlaa N la Kvaf»ba4y'a Catwiaia
Mra. Eva Wood, eolored, died at ber bome in Poat'a flate, Olive Boulevard and Henry Street, Tueaday morning after auffering from complication of diaeaaea. She haa been ailing for eev¬ eral years but it waa only a ahort time ago that ahe began to fail rapidly. Sbe waa the daughter of David Jackaon and waa 23 yeara of age. Faneral aer¬ vieea were held Thoraday afternoon in the Wantagh Colored Epiacopal Church.
Theo. Horton, chief engineer of the State Board of Health, will leetore next Tuetday evening, Jan. 80. at 8 o'clock, in tbe Aaaembly Ball of the Grove Street School. Bis sabject will be "Dispoaal of Sewage" and will be illaatrated bv stereopticon sildcc Prominent citisens of tlia village will address the meeting.    All ara Invitad.
G. Bennett Smitb has aqalpt bis an¬ nex garage with OD-to-datc cpplianeac far painting, vanishing and fioiabing aataoMibilaa, aod aanaaoeac ba aaw baa atoKga aeeaauaodations for fO
The Bad Bold Barglars
Were Two Little
Girls
Sistav, Nine aaA Seven, Caoglit in
Freeport Home, Giren to
the S. P. C C
Helen and Viola DeMott. aged aiaa aod seven respectively, and dsoghtaia of Mra. Myron DeMott of Pearsall aoi Bay View Avenaes. were committed to ibe Eaatern Diatriet Indactriai Home in Soutb Third Street, Brooklyn,. Monday morning. The two littia girls ware charged witfa being jBvaoila d** lioqaents.
Last Friday afternoon Capt Danbar received word tfaat tfaicvcs bad ant«ra4 tfae faoose of Mrs. Robert Gilbert ea Porterfield Place, jost wast of Park Avenje, and were operating in tba booae. He immediately ealled GfBeaia D. Frank Seaman and George fioydaa and buatled uver to the houae wbera they found a circular aaw which baJ been aaed in an attempt to eut away one of tbe window aaabes, still in tbia window. Tbey alao found a brokaa window. Seaman waa aaaiated throogb tfae w indow and aa soon as tha tfaroa oflSeerc were in tbe house they startai to boot tbe tbievea wtih the result thai they foond tbe two children hiding oa the aeeond floor.
They were arraigned before Joctiaa Norton wt>o temporarily committal them to the ahelter of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
On Monday they were broaght bare and after being examined to aacertaia if anyone elae waa implicated in their actiona were committed as above aUted.
At firat the children cried, bot wbea it waa explained that they would hava good care at the home they aecmad very bappy. Capt Dunbar took tbaaa to tbe home Monday afternoon.
A Year of Events
"Nineteen hundred and eleven paaaao into hiatory aa an eventful year ir tba telephone buaineaa." saya Vice Preai¬ dent F. U Bethell of the New York Telepbone Company in the New York Telephone Review. In addition ta fomiahing adeqnste and efficient tela¬ phone service to the public, aa in past yeara, the New York Telephone Com¬ pany laat year effected one organisa¬ tion—one operating unit, where aeveral exiated before. It haa operated under the aaperviaion of State Commiasionc in New York and New Jeraey, and with the approval of the Pablie Serviea Commiaaiona it haa acquired other tele¬ pbone propertiea and has devalopa4 plans for adding them to the Bell Sya¬ tem. thereby largely increasing Its ability to serve thc pablie saliafaetofw
ily.
It baa, with thc co-operation of tba Western Union Telegraph Company, advanced ddk*^ remarkable degree tba plan to man both tbe telegraph and the telephone aervice of mtwb greater valoe to the publie.
"We have not and, in my judgment. we never will reach tbat state of per> fection that will make farther cffert unneeesaary. I expect to aee maeh aceompliahed daring 1912. Ratao throoghoat the territory will, to coma extent be adjuated and aervlee will ba improved and greatly extended," Mr. Bethell alao aaya.
Sixteen million dollars is approxi¬ mately the badget of the New York Telephina Co. for 1912, wbieh indieatas tbe amoant of new property to ba brought into the aerviee and tba gan¬ eral plans that will be carried oat ta tbe end that the publie will ba prepaid ly aenced at reaaonable ratea; stock¬ holders protected in their investmairt. and faithful employes soitably re¬ warded. 	
Suirogate's Court
There arc 10 beira-at-Iaw to tbe es¬ tate of Lodwig Koael, a farmer, lata of Hcmpsiead. who died Mareb 2S, 1898. Tfae lettera of adminiatratiou were only taken out by Margaret Koaai Iaat Monday. Thc eatate eomprisas $2000 peraonal and no real.
Alexander 0. Kcaaell, who died Nov¬ ember 10 at Clifton Springa, N. Y., left an eatata of $6760 peraoral aaid tbara ara 9 be irs to the eatate.
Fanoic P.'Nichols left an eatata ef $800 real snd $200 personal to foor bcirs.    bbe died at Rotland. Vcmotft
Grace E. M. Sanderson, lata cf Cad* arborat, leaves an estate of $2,600 pv- aooal. bot oo real.   Tbara arc 9 bclra.
Noonaabnald   tolerate any „
IrriUtad Raditfon of tba throat or ^ paas^aa.   Tba beat known ratnad* lo tloaad Ip Smitb A Badall'a ad.   it
'I aaw M Im iM Msaecagail
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