South Side Messenger 19120913

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[errick Man Robbed Lightning Strikes at BelImor(
Two Men Killed by Train at Freeport
SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL PAPER, FREEPORT VILLAGE
Vol 5, Number 8
Eagrr Friday
FREEPORT AND BELLMORE. N. X., FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1912
$1.00 Yaariy, Single Copy 5 Cants
Merrick
Fiingle copiea of the Messenger can | be had at Max Trillitzach' newa atand ! Merrick. L. I. tf i
Modem Ways of Treat¬ ing the Insane
BeDmore
A boaae In Merrick Manor barned to tbe ground .boot 9 o'clock   Tu.ada, | ¦'—^ h-^^.^^..v^^ morning, whila tbe owner,   Mra. Titt-1 mera, waa to the city.
The alarm waa not torned Id until i tbe houae waa all ablase and it waa ini-! poaaible for tbe tiremen to aafe eitber * tbe building or tbe contenta. |
The eatimated losa ta about $8000,! covered by inaurance. ]
Kinga Park. Sept. 10.—Anotber prop ia knocked oot from under the old be¬ lief tbat the hoapitala for treatment cf inaane   patienta   are  neeeaaarily
Tbe old impreasion that the mfltitaUy ill are treated harab> ly, that there ia conatant weeping, wailing and gnaabJng of teeth diea hard among thoee   who do not take the
Single copiea of the Meaaenger can be had at William Wolfe's drug atore, Bellmore, L. I. at 6c each. tf
Don't forget tbe meeting of tbe BelU the i more taxpayer'a Aaaociation, wbicb it
to be beld in Firemen's Hall next Tburaday evening, and beaides remem> bering It be sure and eome. Thia ia an important qaeation for each reai¬ dent,   both aa to  preaent  and   futura
Supervisor Proceedings
; witb the care of the mentally afflicted, !     Upon  invitation of  Saperintendent ! William  Auatin Macy,   of the  Kinga I Park  State   Hoapitai at Kinga   Park, Tbe regular meeting of the Board of; tbe membera of the   association spent Soperviaora was held Monday at Mine-  several   heura yeaterday in an   inspec- ola; all membere being preaent. ] tj^n of gnch parta of the inetitotion aa
rouble to beeome informed, but there j needa, and everyone sboold have enough are fifteen Long Island editors who pride in their home village to attend aaw yeaterday that modern acientific : thig meeting and expreea themaelvea. methoda, humane treatment, kindnesa ; ifis meeting ia not alone for thoae in and an expectation of recovery guide | favor of water, but for those in oppo- the men and women who are entrusted {sition   aa  well.    The committee   ia to
make their report as to tbe assessed valuation of the proposed district at tbia meeting and present the variooa forms of water supply to tbe taxpayers for their consideration, and try and de¬ termine the best meana of obtaining the desired result.    It ia quite possible
Sbeiiff DeMott reported^that there , jj^gy ^„^ a^le to visit within the day. | that   tbia will be the final meeting of
the Aaaociation before preaenting  the queation to the people.
were 49 priaonera in the Coanty Jail; con^eyancea carried the party from for the week ending September 8. ; jhe train to the adminiatration build- x^be report waa received and filed. | jng^ where the offieea were eeen, to the
A communication was r«peived from i „g^ power house, the laundry, perhaps Hertry P. Keith, in whicb be resigned ¦ t^e best of its kind in any State bos as Coanty Attorr>ey.    ""
was acc^ted.
The badies'  Aid  Society of tbe M.
E. Cbarch will meet at   the   home  of
His reaignation i pjtai^ the admirable  new'plant for the ! Mra. T. J. Wella at   Wantagh   Thora
care of toberculoua patientb,   the naw , day; Sept. 19, at 2:30   p.m.    Frienda
A report, in accordance witb a reso-; gewer system, tbe handsome new wards of the church are cordially   invited  to lution of September   3,   waa  received ; „^„ the Sound, and back to Group One. i meet with them, from   County    Treaaurer    Hegeman. i „i,„e dinner was served, an exhibitof showing  tbe   anHjont of unpaid  taxes [ ^„^^ ,|,o„n and  Superintendent Macy under the tax levy ef 1911.    Retnrned l ^,,^0 ,„ address   whicb was truly en- by tax collectora: Oyater Bay, July 1.' lightening.
$82,188.90:   Hempstead,     $99,577,76 1     fo those who visited the hospital for I Avenoe,   bot fortunately   no   damage North    Hempstead,   $40»942.93;    "-, the first time Dr.   Macy and   hia  gra-  waa  done, except  ripping a  couple of
' clous corpa of   assiatante    explained | boarda   off   the eide of the   building.
Daring   the   heavy   thunder etorm Wednesday evening,   lightning etrack I the  barn of "Nick" Meyera on Grand
eeived in the County Treaaurer'a office aiaoe the retarn of tbe bookt, from all three   towna.   $11,820.80;   leaving  a total unpaid balance of $160,889.28. A petition   waa received  fro^  the
everything in eight.   The viaitora were | The lightning bolt entered  through an
told of the   purchaae of the  big  tract > open door on the west side,  ran up the
for  tbe hoapitai  when it was a purely | raftera to the east  side and  forced ita
^.       Brooklyn   inatitution,   ofthe  varioua j «ay   through tbe Viding.    Intbe  bltfi
women employees of the Coanty aakmg  gtages of growth ainee tbe State  took ! was about 6 tona of bay, but nw fire re-
that a locker be   placed in   the  lad^^es | charge of it, of tbe big  buildinga  and   suited from the electric fluid.
room on the second   floor of tbe  Cooxt j g,oupa  of boildinga   that   have   been
House Building.    The matter   waa r^j added from time to time ontil   yester-
ferred to the  Board as a committee of |day the hospital was taking care of tbe
the whole. I greatest population in its bistory, 3,828
County Clerk Cheshire made the foi- ipatients,   with a working  force of 748
lowing reporta of feea collected daring tbe montha of July and Aoguat:
Deeda Mortgagee Notary Certifieatea Notary Qualificationa Lis Pendens Satisfaction Piecea Searcbea Jodgmenta Tranaeripta Execotiona Mechanic Liena Bda and Undertakinga Certified Copy Papera Ineorpor. Certifieatea B. A L. Contracta Miacellaneoua Chattel Mortgage
July $926 75 690 62 11 26 2 00 23 60 89 10 67 50 66 34
2 16
3 00 5 80 3 26
36 40 IS 46
7 20 115 10
9 12
Auguet
$886 60
669 00
17 26
all told.    While   the party   did not go all over tbe farm and the woodlabd aee- tion  they  went ^ar enough  to be able to graep the immeneity   of the  under¬ taking and to get   an idea of the buei- neea  aystem  required to adminiater to tbe needa of the many hundreds of merr l-and women.    The editcra   were taken Q9 7ftf^'"°"8h  one of the newest  buildings, 17 Ik I''""^   top to bottom and   found   rooms •^ In ' that would be a ci'edit to any hotel and % In ^ "'"''^ acenic aarroondfngs   that are fat f of i aoperinr to many of the aucceaaful coun- I 8« tryreaorta.
° 'jr I In the laundry they found the moat 91 «o 1 ""0'^*''" equipment and one of the men tA 11 i '¦'*"" **"* Sonth Sida found a machine " *^ ' that reminded him of a maia in Oyater Bay who geta dry every forty minotea. At the power houae they foond men I driving we^la 400 feet into the groand ' to ^et water, further than a Port i Washington man would go for that aort of a drink. The tuberculosis wards, nearly coro- fond to the Sheriff fond waa amended i P'^ted, attracted favorable attention, to read "to the tredit of the Jail In- There will be accommodationa for 200 mates' fund " | wc^^" >" one building and for 50 men
The bond'bf the Bank of Hempatead | [^^ ?^""!°ri_^°!L'l'"?lA° Ji''^!!* J!"!° Harbor in the sum of $50,000, aa a de-  ~   * *~" " " " " ""
6 60 j
7 29 I
8 29 j
Total
The   reaolution transferring  $760
$2064 18 $1687 38|
of   September    8, from  the General
Work la progreasing rapidly on the park, being -built by Cadman H. Fred¬ ericks, nortb of the railroad tracks, between Bedford ma) Grand Avenaes.
After being without a freight house at tbe local station for severaj montha, the Railroad Company is erecting one west of tbe depot on the sooth side of the tracks. Our local merchants will be glad a hen the bailding ia complet¬ ed, aa they have experienced lota of trouble by having their goods atored in the freight cars on the siding.
Mr. and Mra. Moaea E. Hunt left thia week for Akron, Ohio, wbere they will atay for a abort time. They will aleo viait the State of Misbigan, re¬ turning to Bellmore about the middle of October, ahortly after wbicb they will atart for their winter bome at Port Orange, Florida.
Wicka has  porchaaed  an
Drugged, Then is Rob¬ bed of Cash and G^ms
H.N.Narwo<Ml,HM Costly Achrentore in CKy
Merrick, L. TT Sept. 11.—Holmea Nart Narwood, of Merrick Avenue, Merrick, came te hie bome today minoa jewelry > valued at $900 and a wallet that contained nearly $100. It is be¬ lieved that he was drugged and robbed in Manhattan on Monday night.
According to hie own story Narwood had been visiting in New York for sev¬ eral days and in tbe afternoon of Mon¬ day he started downtown from Broad¬ way and Forty-second Street. What happened aftar that is only hazy in bia recollection.
"I don't recollect that I met any¬ one," he said, "but 1 bad just .dined 'down town, "rbe next thing I remem¬ ber definitely waa awakening on tbe aidewalk in Bleecker Street, near West Broadway with a swollen head and dreary eyea. I believe I was given I dope." j
Narwood     awakened   in     Bleecker: Street at aboof 1 o'clock on   Tueaday morning.    A valoaUe   scarf pin,  die-1 mond   rin^a and tie   cla8<p  and a gold | edged   wallet   with his   initials set in diamonds were missing.    His hat   and gold-headed   cane were missing   alao. He had 70 centa   left in   hia   pockets. He   then   went   to a hotel,   where  he found a valaable   gold  cigarette caee studded witb diamonda.    Thia waa tbe only jewelry that remained of the eight or ten piecea which  he had   when  he left bis bome.
Freeport
The village census enumerator, Har¬ ry Seaman, has finiabed tbe wora of taking tbe ceneos of the village and school district. ^
He reports the wbole number of resi¬ dents of the village at €627, and tbe number of children between tbe ages of 14 and 17 incloeive, in the achool diatriet at 1469.
A number of Freeportera who were in the city Saturday night have a good word for the local trolley company. Thay. took the train out to Hempetead expecting to connect with the laet trol¬ ley to Freeport, but were delayed an hour by a wreck at Floral Park and were atranded in Hempatead at one o'clock. They called at tbe trolley company's ofiRce and a apecial trip waa made for them, carrying eaeh paaaen¬ ger to the stop nearest his home.
This was a nice act of accomgnoda- tion by the trolley company aa the trip was of course a financial losa.
About thirty-five of ber frienda gave Mra. Lyman W. Taft a aorpriae birth¬ day party at her home. 63 North Main ! '^''"' ^'"'"^
Utraot   nn WeHnpjiHav nvenina. Board 01 tjup
Street, on Wednesday evening. When   Mr.   and  Mra.   Taft  arrived
home at nine o'clock   they   found  tbe
houae in charge of the friends. {    Tbe evening waa   pleasai-tly  passed I iu music and singing   and Mjss Bertba
Pettit of Rockville Centre read a num- I ber of atlectiona   and  she  with .Miss j Irene Ackerman rendered a piano   and ' cornet duet. I    Tbe featurea of the evening were the
"Polly" game and  the   peanut   raee.
In the former the first prizes were won
by Miss Lillian  Smitfa of Seaford and V.J 1     Kl    _    .1 ¦ <.. L-   I George Mauersberger of Freeport; con-
I?'ll'f"2-!l"°'J!i^!A"r:?i''LV!li"!«olati;,n.   Mi-a  Kene   Ackerman and
poai tory of tbe County funda, waa ap¬ proved and the Chairman waa author¬ ized to endorse the same.
Permission  was granted to the New
York Telephone Company to place one
|he sooth side of Horse Hollow
^^M|^ Valley,   and two anchora
e eaat   side Qf the  triangl^   for
¦rpoae of guying such pole.    The
Cbaa.   D. automobile.     ,	
Jeaee Vooria annonnees that he hae rented the store of A. Palermo on Bed¬ ford Ave., new occupied by M. Karp& Son, whep he will open up a five and ten cenr atore. There is no reason why a store of that kind should not pay in Bellmore, and we wish him lock in of the greater likelihoad of contracting j his new venture, the diseaae if one stays indoera, aa eo '. many women do. The warde will em-1 A head-on collieion between an aoto- body tbe lateat featurea of the care of 1 mobile and a motoreycle took place on T. B. patienta,   and  they will  bave a ' Sunday evening on the Mej;rick   Road,
thie village, near Daniel F. Van Noa- trand'a Hotel. The man on the motor¬ cycle was Harry Ricbarda of Patch¬ ogue. He had been on a viait to Brooklyn that day and waa retorniiig faome when the accident happened.    He
very pictoreeque  part of the  groonda, ieolated from the reat.
Groops  of men   patients  at  dinner
were   seen, some of the  kitchen   pro-
'*'^** '**''® ahown   and a bit later ap-
»w   Z^n^ ^nJtharaWi^Zi^ it^   u. i petltcB Were teeted in a moet aatiafac-
S   J^SLr and tSraafafac!  tory  manner in Groop One, a pbyician j was thrown heavily to the ground.    He
^^ the Srvlaor of ST.  Town of  "ting as host at each table. } v»a«   taken into Mr.    Van   Nostrand's
G/iterfilvanTthe  Countv   SuD«in:i    That   wa, all preliminary to the ex-i hotel.    Dr.   M.   H.   Skou   wae   aom-
ilident of Hhrhwava ^"''"'"    hibltion  of tfae work   done by   the In-  moned,   foand he waa   euflering  frota
tendent of Highwaya. , _, , ^^ ^—,^_, ' _^_ ^^_,  several aevere cots aboot  the face and
injuries.    An am¬ al sent a aimilar   exhibit to the  State bulanee waa called  from Mineola Hoa-
C^or"t "r'^'m a7i]raa^i~ona"'oi'ih'a~aui- U-J' •» Syracuae this week.    In the list i j?''"';.   "%„^",SJ«"   *J«"'^d"^"
of specimens shown were samples of , conscioua condition, wbere be died pn work done in tbe achool where writing, I Tueaday. The automobile waa owned drawing, weaving painting and similar I by a party from Brooklyn, but we were work are taogbt. There were alao I anable to aacertain the owner'a name, very flne apecimena of baeketry, aatin i The auto waa aomewbat damaged and flowera,   braaa   piercing,   cut    work, j the motorcycle was a total wreck.
botel and went direct to Poliee Head qaarteia in Manhattan, where he re¬ ported his loss to Capt. Doon. He told tfae poliee that he had been viaiting at the Univeraity Clab, had dined at a Broadway hotel, and had atarted to walk downtown. He said he believed tbat be waa invited into a carriage or automobile, tbat bia recollection of > each an incident ie vagoe. In Brook¬ lyn Police Headquartere he talked with Lieat. Foster and a search of the pawnshops was begun in both cities thia morning. Narwood will himself take op the aeareb tomorrow, with a view of localizing bia movements after he left the dinner table Monday noon. Narwood is a member of a prominent Brooklyn family, and well connected socially. He lived for many years in Greene Avenue in tbe Stuyvesant dis¬ trict, where be was well known aa an athlete both in achool and as a member o( the Twenty-third N. Y. N. G. Nar¬ wood gained notiee in Brooklyn about ten yeara ago aa an amateor detective, wben be traced a gang wbo were burg¬ larizing in that aection.—Timea.
Plant Breeding
The great practical benefita of breed¬ ing planta ae well ae animale are at¬ tracting thd'attentisn of tbe beat farm- era everywhere. Probably no agri¬ cultural aabjeet arooaes keener inter¬ eat than that of plant breeding. The Cornell exhibit at the State Fair, Syr- acoae. Sept 9 to 14. will contain.an ex¬ hibit by 'the Department of Plant Breeding of thd State Agrieultural College wbich will have featurea of value to every one intereated in the improvement of agricultural crops. Methods and principles of plant breed
Nelson T. Seaman, both of Freeport. i In the peanut race the prizes were won I by Miss Melissa Ramsden of Rockville I Centre, and Frank Post of Seaford. I Among those present were: Mr. and I Mrs. Frank Seaman and family. Misses i Melissa Ramsden, Bertha Pettit and John Gardiner, of Rockville Centre; Misses Nellie Post and Lillian Smith, Merle and Frank Post, of Seaford; Mra. Mary Seaman, Mr. and Mra. Nel¬ son T. Seaman, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Seaman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nor' man Dean, Mr. and Mra. Oliver Golden and family. Misses Irene Ackerman, Pradie Ritchie, Martha and Dora Mauersberger, Jobn and Geo. Mauera- berger, James Nolan and Geo. Rhodes.
Harry L. 'I'mbenback, jr., of North Main Street is confined to bis borne, having been in an accident at Jamaica last Friday. He recently procured a new twin cylinder motorcycle and was riding along Smith Street, Jamaica, when he noticed an automobile ap¬ proaching from tbe opposite direction. The automobile slowed down on tbe rigbt side of tbe road and as Truben¬ back reached a point only a short dist¬ ance from the machine, the driver de¬ liberately torned fais car acroaa the road in tbe path of Trubenback. Tbe yoang man aet bia brakes and wben be : found that he could not stop the ma- { chine in tfme attempted to wheel in { the same yard with the automobile and
Kdth QdHs as Covntel to Supervisors
Henry P. Keith, who ia tbe D« cratic State Committeeman ttom tfe district, tenderec) his resignation aa Nassaa County Attorney to the Board of Soperviaora Monday morning. Keith waa appointed to the office on Febra¬ ary 26, after tke removal of Edward J. Deaay, who wae tbe former County Attorney. Tho appointment of Keith on February 26 wae due to tbe alliance whicb Cbairman Chriat bad formed witb tbe Republican Superviaor from the town of Hempatead, Uorria F. Ctaft. Tbe two Democratic Sopervia- ors, James H. Cocks and Pbilip J. Christ were the leaders of opposite factiona and the alliance of the one Democratic Supervisor, Chriat, with the Republican Supervisor, Morria F. Craft, enabled tke Democratic organiz¬ ation to appoint Keith to tbia oflfice. Since tbat time the aiHance between Christ and Craft hae been broken, and the Republican Superviaor, Craft, haa formed an alliance witb Superviaor Cocka, giving him the majority in the ervisors.
It haa been  announced  that  Sbper- vieor Cocka would thia  morning intro¬ duce  a  reaolution   declaring   Keith'a office as Coanty  Attorney vacant, and when   the   Board was called  for' ita regular meeting this morning   Soper- I visor   Cocks     had already   prepared I a   typewritten     resolution   declaring Keith's office vacant.    Before the reso- I lution   was   introduced,  however, the Clerk of the   Board arose   and   read I Keith'a reaignation,  to take effect im¬ mediately.
Keith'a letter waa addressed toXJbair- man Cbiiat of the Board, and tbe laat paragraph of tbe letter, when read, caused considerable amusement. It waa as follows:
"My time will be ao folly occupied doring the coming Presidential cam¬ paign that it willhe impossible for me to devote the time to the poaitiob which ita importance jostifies. It may, therefore, be well aaid tbat my reaignation ia doe to tbe preaaure of politica."
The reaignation wae unanimously accepted, and the office declared va¬ cant. The poaition carriea a aalary of $3,600 per annum.—Eagle.
Wantagh
Den't forget the eocbre and dance on Saturday evening, Sept. 14, at Ultacb'a Hall for the benefit of tba Beiimore Catholic Church.
A meeting of tbe Aaxiliary Leagae waa beld in the Pariah Houae Taeaday evening. *
Mr. and Mra. Jeaae Smith of Naw York were the gaeata of Mrs. A. D. Southard tbia week.
Oacar Kraua and family bave re¬ tumed to New York after spending tfae summer here in their eottage.
Judge Norton and Mra. CorodoD Nor- tfae force crushed bia 'eg up againat the i ton have retd^ned  from an aatomobile
Opon tbe requesi of Surrogate Gra- do«' r°?"'.?*.*5? ^"¦P'*¦1 "u" ^^^ ' lllt!^  a'n^lllZ.i mrsberiff DeMott  waa  aotboriaed  ^»'»'y b"»» .'"J  ^'-P'-y^
bam
and directed to station an officer in tbe
rogate's Court,
Tbe bid of tbe Art Metal Conatroc- tion Company of New York, in tbe amount of $96 for aupplying 2 docu¬ ment filing caaee for the Sorrogate'a JDepartmefit waa accepted.
The following billa were audited over j ^'•"n "o*. embroidery, women a i the head of tfae Comptroller: Corneliaa draaaea, men a clothing, ahoea. ruga, | O'Leary,   work  on   roada,    $365.00;  hrooma,   broabea,   aboea   and r other
roada, Jamea H. Coeka, expenaea aa Super¬ viaor. Town of Oyater Bay, $49.00; Daniel B. Sealey, aervieea for the Board of Superviaora. $88.82; Frank XL McCahill, aarvicea aa conatable, I9K.80; and Simon Prepdergaat, aer¬ vieea in department of Diatricc At¬ torney, 189.07.
A pretty exhibition of baaeball took plaee on tfaa local diamond laat Sanday aftarnoon wben tbe Bellmore Baaeball team met and defeated the atrong Hempatead4P. C., formerly of the Nas-
..hiKif »,i.i.* K. ..r.f t« ¦¦" Coanty Sunday Bapeball Leagoe, exhibit migbt be aent to i. _ .. ^ ..Jl- ^t et^ a tu. «.....^.. ir at Riverhead. |''' ^^? "°" °' * ^. *'    ^^* «""* "¦'
TWhaHwaytaflibtkaawilanlw hsaaa b by tiiilia« year a '    '     «• ¦shall
tbinga.     Preaident   Reevea.   also   an earnest member of tha Saffolk Coanty ASricultora) Association,   expressed a wish tbat the the coanty fair
Saperintendent   Macy,   in    a  moat
an interesting one from atart to fi^niafa. Bellmore won out by excellent playing
pleaaing addreaa, led up to the accoont,     . . hittinir
of preaeht cenditiona  by apaaking of | "Jalertlne "l«i«l tbe   pitching for
tbe locala.    He waa hit heavy  in tbe
okl-time methoda.. Ha gave doe eredU to Preaident Reeves, of tfae Preaa Aaao¬ ciation, for faia creditable and progres¬ aive work while a memliar of (4a State Board of LAnaey. tiifiia.tiJ|;w.Jl^Md
(Continaed on page ^
fourth inning by the viaitora, and re¬ tired to Amoa Baidwio, who pitabad graat ball, |HM>bably the beat intia life, slk>«i<&g ft aaratab bita io five inolBga. (Continoed ou page 8)
front wheel of tbe automobile.
Medical attendance waa at onee called and Trubenback waa brought home in an automobile.
Single copies of the Messenger ean be secured at Greenblatt's news store on Railroad Avenue or Kiefer's, Main ~ ~ "   " tf
trip in tbe Catakilla.
ing   will  be  illustrated  in a graphic,
manner and the reaulte of experimenta} Street, Freeport, L. I.
in  bybrldizaton and   aelection  at tha I    .. .        . , .        ,
State  College of Agriculture   will  be L." ><*" ""J"y   P''"*" »"¦?"  "¦**  »*>«
shown. !?••»"•   It
Tbe work in Timothy breeding will Marion E. Hague and Miriam Camp- be represented by aamplee of the differ- ke,j have preaented to the Freeport ent typee or varieties which have been LJbrgry a aet of Frue Booka for child- isolated   and by balea of bay   showing | j^^^^
tne comparative yields of the new aorta and ordinary commercial aeed. Com¬ parative yielda of commercial vari- etiee, hybrida and aelectiona, of botb wbeat and oata, will be ahown with the actual grain produced apon the experi ment plota. The reeolta of individual hill aelection of potatoea   will be illua-  ...
trated by repreaentative hilla taken | bathing pavilion were excited Taeaday from tbe experiment fielda and the I ¦'t»"oori wheD Vincent, the 12 year comparative yielda of tbe atem and !"'^ "" <>' William Willmutb, waa aud- aeed eade. wban planted separately, denly aeized with aome malady which wili ba abowa graphically. » The effect e""*^ •»»"*« """ "''^'V throogh the of aelactiag eoro for ioeieaaed yield «treet8 clad only in hia bathing auit. andmatority will be abown by earopleai The lade  attack came opon   him im-
We want tbree copiea of the Sooth Side Meaaenger of September 8, 1911. We will pay the retail price for the firat three copiea left at thla office in good condition. tf
Batliera in  tha   vicinity of Gere'a
School opened Monday witb a large attendance. Tbe facoity ia aa fol¬ lowa: Professor Frank Schorr, princi¬ pal; Miaa Wiekaop, Intermediate Grade; Misa Stella G. Faling, Kinder¬ garten. 	
Tbe Chriatian Endeavor Society will faold a aocial in tbe Pariab Houaa tbis Priday evening.
Tfae Paaton Rev. Thomas S. Braith¬ waite, wil] preach both morning and evening in the Memorial Cbar$;b tbia Sunday. Tbere will be intereating topiea at botb aervieea.
taken  from  tbia year's crop  in   the field.
Members of tbe Department of Plant Breading will be in attendance to help any reaident of tlte State in planning work leading to the impruvemant af eropa by braediog. Detailed inatrae- tiona will be furniahad and. aa far as poMible, personal separviaion of tba work will be givep by a mambar of tbe Departnant,
mediately   aftar   getting   oot of tba watar. "a
Ha ran tbroagb 'Oeaao Avenoe to Atlantic Avenoa and along that atreet Some one telephoned to poliea bead¬ qoartera that a boy had baen bitten by a dog and waa aoffering from hydro- phobia. Palieaoiait Ira Bakar and Syl- vest»r Shaa went to Atlantic Avacoa, whara tb«7 overtook tha lad. Tba boy'u father was apprised of bis " "' .t^ and be joinad Bakar and th(.
h
Earty T. Braithwaite is enjoying a two weeks' vacation in tbe Catakilla.
Chriatian EndeaVor will ba bekl in the Memorial Chorcb tbia Friday evan- ing; leader, Maa Van Siae; tDpie.^ "Getting tba Moat flrom Prayer."
Mr.'' and Mra. Jobn Rhame and daughter, Elixabetb, ara now oeeopy¬ ing tae cottage of Peter Avagadro on Park Avenae.     _____
Tha Boya' Brigade held a boainaaa meeting in tha Pariah House Wadnac* day avening.
Civil Service Bxamis
The State Civil Sarviea Commiaaion aonooaeaa tbat tha axaminatioDabwa- tofora advertiaed to b« bald an Saplem- ~ bar 21, will ba poatiwned to Oetober 6^
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