South Side Messenger 19101118

              Is BeDe Elmore Alive? Auto Bums Up at Roosevelt
Accident at New Catholic Church at Freeport
SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL  PAPER, NASSAU  COUNTY
.Vol 3, Number 17
Every Friday
FREEPORT AND BE14JVIORE, N. Y., FRIDAY. NOV. 18, 1910
$1.00 Yearly, Single Copy S CeiiU
Merrick
Birds of Long Island
Freeport
Sorvieoa at the Church of the  Re- 'c-ii-i.ii^       ria      ^jc deemer Sunday, the next before advent,} '•"•' Hwaltation 0» Mounted bftCl-
at 7:80 and 11 o'clock a. m and 7:30     niens in the Brooklyn Museum p.m.    A cordial   welcome i^^ extended ¦ to all who attend the gcrvices'of this'
cbarch. CelebraUon of the Holy Ck»m- After t«;7 years waiting the installa- munion at the early service and morn- i ''<>" "^ ">« mounted birds in the series ing prayer and aermon at the aecond "HuatratinK the fauna of Long Island aervice. The Sunday School meets in I f***:'"* ^ assume the arrangement de- tbe Parish Hooaeat 10 a. n.    Service V'^' ««y* ^^^ Brooklyn Museum News.
Rev. VV. D. Tuckey, of Baldwin, will preach in the Methodist Episcopal Church Sonday at 10:30 a. m., in ex¬ change with the pastor. At 7:30 p. m. the Junior Order of United  Ameri-
Civil Service Examina-
i For the State and County Service
The State Civil Service  Commission
BeUmore
Smithville South
Bellmore, Nov. 9. \    If anyone in this village doubta that To Advance Hook & Ladder Co.. No. 1.1 *he recent State election  went  Demo- Gentlemen:—I desire to express  my I cratic   they   will   be thoroughly  con- thanks   for   the prompt   aciion of the  vinced next Saturday   evening.    Dur-
W. A. Richnrd will give the address.
Thanksgiving Di^ at 10 ^'ielock a. m New members will be welcomed at any weekly meeting of the Woman's Aux¬ iliary held in the Parish House on Fri¬ day, afternoona at 2:80.
During the past summer there has been a complete re-arrangement of all speci¬ mens in   the   wall  cases.    The   cases themselves  have  been   rendered more ' suitable   through the  insertion of dia¬ phragms to reduce  their   depth,   thus j Mra.   Gillison of Rutland.   Vermont, i bringing the objects exhibited togeth- haa   been the guest this   week of Mrs. : ««¦ with  accompanying   labels,   nearer i C. N. Kent. ' *•*« observer.    Not only   have the dia-!
r   iphragm,   which  have uniform   burlap  |JJ^/j^'j.j^j. ^j ^j^^ gjj.y^jyj.g
J. W. Birch has been beautifying hia | covered surfaces, served to bring the residence on Merrick Ave. and Miller ; specimens nearer to the observer, but street by having contractor H. T. Gol- j they also hide the unsightly panelled der of Bellmore line the atreet fronts backs of the original cases, that de- with trees and by placing a few within j tracted so much from the appearance the grounds themselves.    A few morel of the exhibits.
trees planted along the avenue north of The diaphragms extend only about the track will do much to achieve the ' half way to the tops of the cases, so same pleasant vista which strikes the' that tbe markings of even the smallesc eye looking south and makes one of the | of the birds placed at the top may read- prettiest streets on Long Island. i ily be seen.    The space above has been
-       ' filled by a painted  background   repre-
Merrick's  uncle, Mr. John  Carman, i senting a  cloudy   sky   against   which
i>,iii   hnirt  «nmin«Hnn,. nn   np«.mhpr' members  of your  company in oxting-  >ng awarm  political   argument   juat
...    will    nolo   examinations on     JJecerooer ,    . ,.,.     a       ¦ l.   -iI- n   j      nrovinna i-n Rl<u.tinn Hnv    Mr     WilllBm
can Mechanics. Freeport Council    will i ig. igjo. for the following positions:    , wishing the fire .n my fu.ld.ng on Bed-  Prev.ou« to El^t^^^^^ be the guests of this   church   and  Dr.       Assistant   Parole Agent,   State Re-: ^^^-^ «^«'?"«'«»»   ^^ening; and but for, Spragj^
formatories,   Elmira   and   Napanoch.   y"""" ,<l"'cl'   wof^ the building  would | Mr. John Agnew. a staunch  Republic- IJ 200 1 "*^® been completely destroyed; as it
Chemisf. Department of Agriculture, i '"'^ ''"•« damage was done. IJ200 Respectfully your\
Chief Parole Officer, State Reforma- j  SAMUEL SELF.
tories.    $1600.
left on Saturday last for Tennessee to revisit the old battlefields of the Civil War about Chattanooga, a guest, with others of his comrades wbo served un¬ der him, of General Daniel Sickles.
Ten men narrowly escapea death or , serious injury, and one of them, Georga Beardsley, aged 35 y^ars, is at hit home in Seaman avenue, this place, ] seriously hurt as th» result of the fall* 1 ing of a scaffold in the new Catholic i Church at the corner of Pine street and ; Ocean avenue, Friday afternoon.
The men were working on a scaffold¬ ing thirty feet above the ground, on Beards¬ ley was on the edge of the scaffold, when it began to sway. The other nine men were standing, and as tbey were directly under the rafters, each seized the nearest one and clung fast as the scaffolding dropped from under their feet.
Beardsley, who was unable to rise quickly enough to catch a rafter, was carried to the floor with the wreckage and rolled thence into an open space in the flooring, falling five feet further to the   cellar   bottom.    He  landed  on a
!     Elevator Conductor, Onondaga Coun-
j ty.    $600.
;     Fireman, Monroe County.    $780.
j     Fireman, Saratoga Springs.    $600.
,     Gas Meter Tester, $900 to $1200.
I     Instructor in Stone  Quarrying, $780
I to $900 and maintenance.
j     Laundry   Overseer, $750 and   main-
1 tenance.    Men only.
¦     Physician, Homeopathic.
Physician, Regular.
Typewriter Copyist, $480 to $900.
Application   blank should be filed on or before   December 8, 1910.    For de-
I Mrs. William Valentine who has been quite seriously ill at her home for several weeks was operated on last week for an abscess of the stomach and is much improved now.
Joseph Rambirsch and Dominic Lon- zola were brought before Judge Nor¬ ton last Saturday by Deputy Game Protector Elwin A. Dorlon and Dep¬ uty Sheriff George E. Boyden of Free- port, charged with having violated the game laws of the State by gunning oh Sunday.    Neither of the men had gun-
an, made a wager on the outcome. As a result, headed by a brass band, Mr. Agnew will give Mr. Sprague a joy ride through the principal streets of the village in a wheelbarrow, after which all will partake of a sumptuous supper. Mr. Agnew, footing the bills. The fun will start promptly at seven o'clock and all should be on hand to see that the program is properly carried out.
Do not forget the novelty faJl^'and dance to be given by tho Independent Willing Workers in the fire hall Thanksgiving Eve. Anyone who has attended one of the affairs given by these ladies knows that a good time is in store and those who have not should
ning  licenses.    Rambirsch,    12   years I go this evening and see what they have
tailed circular and application, address  old, pleaded guilty   and   sentence  was { missed
State Civil Service Commis.sicn, Albany, N. Y.
viy  dearlf a°nd™whTchVaf betTd ' «^-P '-" «P"^« -'''*^»' P^^'^^'^ »>'« '''' very  cieariy  ana   wnich  may be used  ^j^       .^^^.   ^y^^^^  ^^^^  hipbone.    His
for the display of groups as well. comoanions escaned iniurv
In the  installation of the specimens <        ^ '  ¦''
all   shelving   has been  discaided   and
j each individual   stands as a unit.    The
Wantagh
Mr. W. J. Kenny is   stopping at the | rearrangement   of  these  exhibits is a
Hotel Merrick. i good  illustration of the fact  that it is
/ I no longer considered sufficient to mere- Mrs. William E. Hewlett was pleas-j]y   display   sDecimens; they  must be
antly surprised on Saturday night last, j displayed in such a manner as to inter'!
the occasion of her birthday, by a fam-'
ily gathering. | effect is nleasant to the eve.    To those
"Jesijs  Christ's   View of   Heaven" will   be the Sunday
suspended on him, but Lonzola pleaded j The following members have been not guilty. Judge Norton held him | appointed to act with the chairman: under $200 bond, which he furnished. Mrs. James Moore, Mrs. S. J. Arkels, He will be triea at Mineola next Tues- [ Mrs. A. Frisch, Mrs! Chas. Seaman day. I and   Miss   Hazel   Latimer.    Mrs. W.
I Combes and Mra. J. Johnston will have Harry Merritt, Frank   Seaman, Cor-1 change of the fancy booth, nelius   Merritt,   H. B. Valentine,   two I
John   M.   Schnieder,   the   local milk
The  annual  fair of the Ladies'   Aid Society of the  Memorial  Church  will
be held in the ball of  the  Mutual  As-! friends from Valley   Stream and Capt.           „     ....   ._,_	
,.   ^   .^    ^.     , sistance   Association on the  afternoon | Atiam Emeigh are spending  the  week i man. who met with a serious  accident
will   be tne  bunday    morning   sermon i a,,,i pveninp of November   29      TlHpfiil   ;.,    +u„    Tr»!V   k„., \«„.„;Jw,   ;.,   r>o.,f  !""""' ""V ""-'•       .     ,.,,        „    j V T." fi,^,v,»^f Rov   rKa^i«»= «..vK.,!^f «nv,.^i»„ evening oi isovemoer  ^».     userui   m   the   East   bay  gunning   in   Capt. ; a short time ago, is still confined to his
theme of Rev^ Charles Herbert Scholey   a^j fa^ey articles^ will be for sale and , Emeigh's boat Maggie.    We expect to   bed,   having one of the small   bones in
supper will be served. | hear good reports from   them on   their his ankle  broken.    It is believed  that
Regular   services  of  the  Memorial j ''^*"" ^"""^ Saturday. it will be some time   before he will be
Church next   Sunday.    In the evening 1     ^    .^.     - "^ ^^     .....   i able to walk around again.
effect is pleasant to the eye ,-,_-,,, 1 interested in the birds of Long  Island,
W. P Jones of I'reeport was a gu«8t, «„ examination of the present   exhibit of the   Citizen s  League of Merrick at; ^m ^j.^^^ ^f interest.  -Times, their meeting in Fire   Hall on Tuesday j night.    Mr. Jones gave an   interesting talk uporTthe growth   and plans of im¬ provement of some   of the neighboring Long Island villagea.
at the First Presbyterian   Church.    A
musical service has been   arranged for
the evening when the regular quar- „„4. tu   • •„-4. J      tl. i. .^u , I tette  will be assisted   by  Miss   Gert-
!^l^171L*^L!?l'"J^l'*'%^A"^^^^^^^ service   will   be  held'
Fred Scharfenberg and Frank Martin j of Brooklyn were in town   last   Satur-!
Edmund   Lumley, Haroid   Brown   and , with appropriate sermon by the pastor. L     j^Q^ing over  their   property   here Lloyd Cutler of Freeport. A Special   -Thanksgiving   mueic  by   ^tb^fewfi' as the FffliiiOTe Villa Site De-
choir  and solo by Miss Laura   Cowles  | velopment Company.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold   The  new  hymnal   entitled "Hymns of
A number of Mrs. J. A. Stiles' ijjsads gave her a surprise last .Friday evening, her wedding anniversary, at her home on Pea Pond road.
Roosevelt
The new house of Mary
.,,,.,  ion   Charles   street is nearing  comple
Here is the lively way in which their ^ ^jq^ <
committees, Messrs. Reed   Midmer, J. j        " _   . .
¦ a rummage sale next Saturday and Mon-
! day   afternoon   and   evening  Nov. 26 j land   28, in the S. A. Williams'   vacant
Whit«hnn«pl'^"''*^'"K  opposite   the   post   oflice, on ' wnitenouse  g^^^.^ j^^j^ ^^^^^^_
W. Birch and Ernest Miller, are adver¬ tising for the firemen the entertain¬ ment on Thanksgiving Day night: "Again. We are giviii}:; a good show at Fire Hall, Merrick, on Thanksgiv¬ ing night, November 24th. Oxgenham's motion picture.^. Deveraux, the Funny Guy. You need tho change; we need the pioney. Dancing and ice cream as usual. Admission 25 cent.s. Children, 10 cents."
Charles ChiLson died at his home ou: Washington Ave. Friday evening. Funeral services wore held on Tues¬ day morning with interment in Cyp¬ ress Hills Cemetery.
The Ladie.s Auxiliary of the Board of Trade will hold a masquerade ball in the Board of Trade Hall on Thanksgiv- ; ing Eve.
I Dr. Eugene H. Porter has issue a notice removing Dr. Edwin Carman I from office as health officer of the Vil- 1 lage of Freeport. He says in part: i "An investigation of these matters was   undertaken   by   the   Department
Worship and Service, published by ; wiliiam Byrnes and family moved | We understand that Capt. Sam Hun- the Century Co. and adopted by the ; f^m Fred Wood's house on Wilson i tor has been notified that he was elect- church will be used for the first timejAve. Tuesday to the rooms over 1 ed School Director. Captain was a next bunday. Wolfe's pharmacy. | candidate on the Republican ticket, de-
: feating  h>8 opponent,   Mr. Denton, by Lewis E. Van Horn has started Tues- i one vote.    Pretty close work, but rath- day morning for a business  trip up the i er good in time of a storm. State.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Box cele¬ brated the 10th anniversary of their marriage on Monday night when num¬ erous friends called upon them and ex¬ tended congratulations.
The Ladies' Aid  Society of the Bell- The   leader   for   the Christian En- ¦ "'°'^,  Presbyterian Church   held a sue-
  .-    --'   --• : , i-     .  tu-     !?¦ • 1 •   L.. •    cessful   social   at   the home  of Mrs.
and subsequently a public hearing was   deavor  meeting   this  Fr day night is , ^^   Baldwin,      Bellmore    avenue,
held   in   the   Village  of   Freeport on i Miss  Florence Seaman;   topic.      How j ,j,^ ^^^^.^'     ^^ich was   largely
July 21st, 1910, at 10 a. m., due notice : does   God   want   to be   thanked?       A j attended.    Everybodv   present   had   a of which was given to the  members of  meeting of the King s  Daughters  was ,        .   . -^      -
., r^ ,       ^ TT       ,., ,   .,   _     ¦ ,.i       Lol/l   mitVi   Mra     Plintrin       Plaz-o r^n  Ti.oc.     ftOOU   lime.
held with Mrs. Clinton Place on Tues- ¦ day afternoon when the society elected : new officers for the ensuing year.
apon us for the year past.
the   Board   of Health   and the  health officer and was published in the Nassau Williiim   Mole,   while   working on a  County Review, a newspaper published new   building   at   Garden   City    last I at Freeport. winter! wreck, fell and broke   his leg above the '     "At this hearing  the   health   ofliicer ,
; ankle.    Mr. Mole at the   time of writ-' appeared personally and by his atV)rn-   ^" "^ *"e bunday bchool ing is improving slowlv. ! ey, Mr. Leo Fishel of Freeport, N. Y.,   f^,^'"'^"   *>"    Wednesday     evening  in
and   Mr. John Linehan   of 165  Broad-! Ultsche s   Hall.    A large   number   of 1 he barber shop of Camille Barth on   ^g^y^   -^^^ York City, appeared   as at-   Parents and friends of the  children en- Main street was broken into   sometime   torney for Dr. Thomas E. Evans. ! joyed the  numerous   selections   which
"I have carefully   weighed   all   the j were well rendered^
testimony presented in this case charg-       ,,       a    t->   o    i.u    j      *    ^  ¦    j ^i. • .,  tua   k^ouw ^(K^^^ „,;^u  .,«„i««f ^f      Mrs. A. D. Southard entertained the ing  ths   health orncer with  neglect oi, .    i-    > a-j   o    • i. nr j      j        ^
, ^ ,   ,     .. „   „  . . u     t* J I Ladies  Aid   Society on Wednesday af
duty and also the   evidence  submitted ¦ •' •'
on his behalf, and after  reviewing the
matter  thoroughly I am of the opinion
that the charges   must   be   sustained.
The evidence shows  clearly  violations
of the provisions of the Public  Health
We  see that  the  Bellmore-Merrick Water  Co. has withdrawn  their appii- I cation   for a   water  franchise.    Mike 'sa.vs water will rot your shoes.
Mrs. John Lechner presented her husband with a baby boy ^last. Sunday evening.
Mr. H. H. Cammann and family will leave on Monday to  spend   the at their home in Manhattan.
In response to the call of the   Presi¬ dent of the United States and the Gov- 1 ernor of this State,   divine  service  of
thanksgiving will be held in the Church   between   Sunday   afternoon and Tues- of the Redeemer on Thursday  morning  day   morning   and a tjuantity of razors at 10 o'clock.    It is sincerely to be de-   and other articles, valued at about $75, sired that a goodly  number of our poo-   were stolen, pie will take advantage of this  hour's
aervice to return thanks to Almighty ; Waterpipes are being laid by the God for the* material benefits which Roosevelt Water Company through sev- Hia   providential   care   has  bestovveil   «''*' "^ '^he cross streets of the village.
Misa Charlotte C, the younfrest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Mailer, was married on Saturday night last to Ifr. Louis Hellwig of Richmond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Hellwig are resid¬ ing for the present in Richmond Hill.
The  opening dance held last   Satur day in Firemen's    iiall was largely at tended.    These every Saturday
William   Waring,   of   the   northern section of Bellmore,   had a yarrow  es- A very good  entertainment was giv- ' ^f P^   ^T , '^^^l'^ '^""'^.^i'  ^^«"'"« °* | house; they have purchased   and   pre- teachers   and   '^"^^"®'    • ^•' ^'^^''^   his wagon, upon   gented to the boys a cooking   stove for which   he was riding, was  struck by a | the club house kitchen, trolley car.    Mr. Waring  was deliver-, ing a   load  of  maple   trees   for R. P. ' Jeffrey & Son.     He was driving on the tracks when a car approached   and be¬ fore the rear of his wagon had left the
tracks  the trolley smashed   into it, re- \ p_:„„u .,„„ tu.,, *u»..  ^
,,,. ./    .,    J i   A.U   I * risch say that they are arranging for
suiting in   considerable  damage to the  ^^^ basketball   teams, one to  overage tres  as   well   as   he   wagon.    Waring; ^35 ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^j^^^ '^^^ ,j, «
was thrown heavily to the ground and besides receiving several cuts and bruises his back was quite badly in¬ jured, but after being attended by a physician, he was able  to   get   home
A meeting of the Ladies'   Auxiliary was   held   last   Tuesday   at the   club
Club members meet tonight  at  club house; regular meeting.
Capt.     Schnieder   and    Lieutenant
I ternoon.
Hempstead
Matt is studying German.
; '^,. .J     J It     «   tu A bright little operetta will be sung i •IV''','^— ^ ..—™.v.   ..,
Law, a disregard ancL negect   of  the  , i-t.i 1     * tu   /-iu     u  ^; The hof&es were uniniured
=veni„,her..„„. :*' a'TmL'ta°",SrB^'i'rf I ••""'•,«?? ""t^ H.odV; .ad .^„
1 „    , , .   Will be told,   only to end in joy,   when
The   following   property   owners on | "«^;i,1:,,„ ,^„ i,„„„^ „«,„_   1,„,„^ v.:„ I I^ed   Riding   Hood is rescued   by   the
.Main street have improved   their prop-
' While the health officer   stated his !
fairy   queen, and   her   troupe of fairy
Seaford
The  Ladies'  Guild of St.   Michael's and All Angels Church   gave a variety
ertyby  laying  concrete sidewalks   Jn | «'de of the case   frankly   and  without , ^^^^^^^   ^ children. " for   all
front:   Samuel   Abrams,   Richard   De I «" ""f"?^ «* *^*";°r'/   '=«""°*'. ^''^^ ' the children of Hempstead to enjoy. Lap, Mrs. Lydia Stewart  and   Mrs   L    « matter is presented tome as this case | ^
DeBevoise '    ' i ^as   been,   overlook   the  violations of
-        j the law and I therefore   find  that  the,     The  date of the dance  at  Sherry's,
iMr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards  have health officer haa been guilty of neglect j when Miss Marion Van Rensselaer Ken-
A progressive pinochle   at  Mr.   and Mrs. Wilbur HubbelPs home last Wed¬ nesday evening was enjoyed by a large C. H. Russell has received  orders to ' number   of   the   home  people.    They finish the   work of putting   gravel  on j have organized a pinochle  club for the Bedford   avenue to Oak street,   which I winter months.
will   be   commenced   in   a few   days,' 	
which  means   this street will be   free Nothing Serioua—by Matt,
from   mud   this winter, which has not'     We hear a number of our local aporta heretofore been the case. ; over in the  post office   nighta,   telling
  f-about catching 260   fish in one   night.
Services   will be held in the Presby-' We understand these fish are what are
entertainment on i^e Guild Wedneaday evening.
ietv :     ---• —-—^.-MTTOAua  iinyo I - , .     o     .u   "      "       «"    j ' „„^„ ™;ii h» J ,f,.«H.,n-.H t« =„<.J<.f„  Uo=   •«"«" Church Sunday evening as usual! Called frost fish; get dumb and washeB
IS  r-'^ into their new house on Clinton !«;; dji^^and^under^the^^^^^^^^^ hi       by  a  minister  from i-here by the ton.    Who couldn't catch
New   York   City;    Sunday School  at) em?
2:30.    All welcome.
Place
on me" by Section 20 of Article   III  of [been   set   for  the 16tb of  December.;
the Public Health Law, as amended by j Miss  Kennedy is the second   daughter
The Naasau & Suffolk Lighting Com-! chapter  165 of tbe Laws of 1909,   Dr. i of H. Van Rensselaer Kennedy ahd the 1
anf "anday" Uh'^hel?' gSm^^'he'r!J ¦ P*"^ °^  FreeportTave'rec^iCSd^Vhe i Edwig^Carman ia hereby removed from| granddaaghter of Mrs. George A. Rob
Rockville Centre.
Miss   Lulu   Wildman was   the guest Saturday   and Sunday of Miss  Munsey I''«""'  '°"""«"-    /"^  worK   is to at Babylon ' finished   by   tne  hfteenth  of  DeCe
ber
contract from the Town Board to furn-1 the office of Health Officer of the Vil ish gas lights in this village. There j lage of Freeport, Nassau County, N are to be about 120   100 candle  power 1 Y."
bins, whose country home is at Bar Harbor, and a niece of Allen A. Rob- bins.
lights  installed.    The  work   is to  be!
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Churoh are arranging for an entertain¬ ment to be given in the Y. M. I. C. Hall on November 2^, the entertainer for the evening being A. Lincoln Kirk.
Unclaimed letters are advertised at the poat office this week for Roger Car¬ man, Mrs. Coner, Mr. Ardel Gritman, Mrs. J. M. I^ayton and Miss Anna Wolf (3).
At the meeting of the Board of £da- cation Harry Young waa choaen aa trustee to fill tbe vacancy caused by the reaignation of William Doncaster.
i Send lu $1 and get the Meitenger till j Jan. 1, 1912. The newiieit paper in I the town.
AihrertlaA  in Everytoo^y'a Column
EUGENE  H. PORTER, State Commisaiener of Health, i    Dated Albany, N. Y., Nov. 11, 1910.
i Miss Elizabeth Gutheil, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Gutheil of Farming- dale, and Frederick Reise were mar¬ ried at the home of the groom's par- i ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Reise, corner I Rutland   road  and Grand  avenue,   by
A TRUTHFUL ASSERTION. The  worst  habit   that boys can fall into is that of  loafing   around  on  the street  at night.    It is then   they  cast
Mr.   and   Mrs.   George   Siles   .sjient Sunday in Brooklyn with relativea.
I Charles W. Seaman of thia place j started last Monday for a 1000 mile Count and Ceuntess de Veil Castel I their lot in slippery places when at any i •'**v"®l to Ghatanoo-a, Tennessee, sailed for their future home in Sunny moment they are likely to fall from I''"t!^''^ ^["-^P^"*^ « *^®iJ'''f*^»*'*'"' France on October 29. grace.    All   good   and   noble   lessons ! !JT » """"K"" "^ «t''«/^ Grand  Army
taught them by their mothers are there ! Veterana,   going over the   land  where
once they fought m war.
Annual Lon^ Island Dinner
The fall meeting of the   directors of 1 „       _,  ,,  „, .   .. „  , .,*i,»,o„
the Suffolk County Association was' ^^^ ?' Y* ^!'"®'"' °^ ^^X. ^"l*',®'^"" held at the office of the secretary, 261J P"*=^' Saturday evening. Nov. 12, at Broadway, Manhattan. Saturday after-' ^¦^.^- The bridesmaid was Miss Daisy noon. It ivaa ddcided to take the large "«'«"' . "",'^ ^fj^'^ ?"'*I.^''' x*^ n""/ balhwm at the Hotel Aator for the ^^'^ ^>'"'« » "'''*^«* brother, John Gut- next banqaet and the date decided on was Saturday, February 25. Quarters are thns aecured for 1,200 din3rs and it is confidently expected that this number Kill be preaent.
The St. George's Boys Club basket- 1 counteracted and nullified. They learn ball team played the High School team ! "othing that is good—but everything on Thursday, and were defeated by a °^°- ^he boys who spend their even-; score of 30-24.    Johnson   and   Jones I '"^^   '° *he sacred  precincts of home ]
starred  for the S. G. B. C,   making 5 goals each; Daniel for the H. H. S.
lieil, gave her into Mr. Reise'e keep¬ ing. Music was furnished during the cerepsony by Profs. Becker and Wright of Brooklyn.    Among  the guesta were
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with good books for  their  companions are  the future hope of this  republic they  will fill our legislative   and  con- r c*   M      r* gressional  halls,   and sit in  judgment
txpreSS Strike Over j upon men and measure^, while the boys
¦ The strike among the express driv-1 who run the streets will fill our peni- ers in New York, Jersey City and vi- j tentiaries, almshouses and lunatic asyl- Cinity was closed so tbat the men went I "'"^- Pareuta who are responsible for to work Monday morning. i these broken laws of decency Vill have
 broken hearts and bowed down heads
If yeu want to reach the people   put | in the awakening years that   will   ine- it In the "Meaaenfer." vitably follow.
A great'many people believe that the first thing to do when you meet with an accident is to take the other fellow to court and sue him for graft.
That sweetheart or sweet tooth of yours will appreciate the sweet news given in Smith & Bedell's ad in thia isaae. it
Single copies of the Messeng^ can be had atJVilliam Wolfe's drug stora and Arom Anderson Bloomer^ news deal* er, at 5 cents per copy. tf