South Side Messenger 19111215

              Christmas Edition      Fire at Bellmore      Flag-Staff Imi Bmned
Train Hits Auto Truck at Freeport
SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL  PAPER, NASSAU  COUNTY
OFFICIAL PAPER. FREEPORT VdlLAGE
Vol 4, Number 21
Every Friday
FREEPORT AND BELLMORE. N. Y.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1911
$1.00 Yearly, Single Copy 5 Cento
Merrick
Fine assortment of Christmas trees at Jobn Adel's Meat Market, Bellmore.
Yoo ean boy those Xmas cigars of Cbaa. Moravec, oor local cigar nana- faatarar.    Factory en Miller   Avenoe.
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Services at tba Church of tbe Be¬ deemer Sonday, tbe third in Advent, at 7:80 and 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Calabration of the Boly Commonion at tba aarly serviea and morning prayer and aerman at tba aecond aervice. The Sonday Sebool will continoe tbe praet¬ iee of Cbriatmas carols onder tbe di¬ rection of Messrs H. R. Zeinar and F. S. Settia at 10 o'clock. Services dor¬ ing Advent are beld on Wednesday evenings at 8 and Friday morninga at 9:80 In tbe chorch. Tborsday, the 21st, St Thomas' Dsy, tbere will be a eelebration of tbe Holy Cororoonion at tbe chorch at 7:80 a. m. Tbe Wo¬ man's Aoxiliary meets weekly on Thursday afternoons at 2:30 and the Jonioi Auxiliary on Satordays at 2:8d p. ro. The Sunday School will hold its Cbristroas celebration on Wednesday evening, the 27th, at 7:30 in the Par¬ ish House.
Mr. Lyon Pays The Bin I
Bellmore
II       «     I    i» 11    ^itie aaaortment of Cbristroas  trees
Numb   CoDtroiwr   Seil4   PenoiuJ ; at John Adel's Meat Market, Bellmore.
Check for Bill He ApprOTed Tuesday of this week was  tbe   last
„ ^      ' ,,      , .     , ¦     iday of enrollment of voters wben  tbe
County Controller   John  Lyon   h"« i Board of Inspectors met at   Flre  Hall
paid the treasurer of the coonty. Dame j ,,„^ ,2 ro. to 9 p. ro.    If  yoo  failed
1   Hegeman, $48 oot of his own pocket I j^   ^^^^^j, ^j„   ^,„   ^„,  ^„^
you chance to do so each voter wbo failed to enroll, will bave a blank sent bim throogh the mall to be fillad oot and if this is not taken advantage of, yoo- cannot vote at tbe primary naxt fall.
Tbe annuel meeting   of   tbe  Men's | lowing letter: Clob was held In tbe Parish flooae   on j . "December 8, 1911.
Taesday evening.    The election result-1 "Daniel J.    Hegeman,   Esq.,   County
ratber than think tbat he had not prop erly perforroed tbe duties of bis office in tbat he had approved thu payroent of a bill whicb be thinks afterward Shoold not have been passed by his offlce.
Some time ago the Board of Soper¬ visors went to the Good Roada con¬ vention at Rochester. «The clerk uf the board, George M. Goodale, accom¬ panied it on tha trip, and recently he presented a claim which had been aod¬ ited by tbe sopervisors for bis ex¬ penses in making tbe trip. Tbe Con¬ troller was tben under tho impression a special meeting of Advance Hook, that be was entitled to have the ex- Ladder and Engina Company was held penses refunded by the county and ap- at Firemen'a Hall on Friday evening, proved tbe bill. The meeting was largely attended and
After tbe matter bad passed through important business waa transacted. Controller Lyon's hands he decided The company voted to give the Board that the bill shonid not have been ap- of Trustees power to dispose of the proved atid drew his own personal building and site by advertising for check for tbe amount and handed it to | gealed bids, said bids to be opened at the County Treasurer,   with   the   foi- j Firemen's Hall on January 8.  1912, at
The concert given at Firemen'a Hall last Satarday evening onder tba di* rection of Cbarles D. Wicks for tha benefit of Advance Hook, Ladder and Engine Co., No. 1, was a big success. Tbe sbow viae fine but tbe attendance was small.
Jafl in Good Condition!
Freeport
Baldwin
Only Few RecommendatioiU   Made      See our ^dv. in   tbia   issoe   and  be I    Cbarles Wing, a   Chinese   loandry- in Inspector's Report *'** ^° ^^* importance  tbat   you are ; roan, had his first aotoroobile ride Fri-
^^ ' getting the foil value for your jnoney iday, but it was not of tba..joyful kind.
bim.
Tbe   following   report of inspection j "^ Bsrascb Dept. Store, «6 S. Main St   It was to the eoort   roow   of Jostloa of the jail of Nassaa   Coonty bas been .. I Corodon Norton, at  Freeport   to   an-
presented to the State Prison Commls-!    Single copies of the  Messenger can 1 swer a   charge   of   chicken   stealing, sion at Albany j be secured at Greenblatt's  news  store  preferred by Sylvester Sorrentino,   an
Inspected November 8, 1911; Charles' SViL*/''S!l^,S"°T* ?' ^'«'^'''' **?*"  *t""«n neighbor.    Wing hsd cbiekens T.   DeMott,   Sheriff; William S. Box, I '    !^P^^!_=lil_ j in his possession—just a baker's   dos-
Warden;   Allen S. Brower.  AssisUnt      The aeveral ministers of the  village [""—"''*"'"'''"¦*"^'« Thomas W.   Mar- Warden;   Edwin  Lewis,  Keeper.    In have   been   invited   to   contrlbota addition to the above  there are tbree short Cbristmss talk   to   oor readers, keepers. | which will appoLr in oor next iasoe.
The   number of inmates on the   day ! 	
of inspection was: Men, 48; women, j Elbert Walters and family of Cborcb 2; classified as follows: Serving time, I Street, started Thursday morning for men, 36; women, 2; awaiting trial, Florida, wbere tbey will spend the men, 8; awaiting grand   jury, men, 2.   winter.
Included among the above were  tbree) 	
United Statea prisoners. The oighest 1 At tbe meeting of Freeport Lodge, number at any time daring tbe past No. 600, I. 0. O. F., Monday evening year was 70; the average, about 60.      Chester A. Falton was uominated fnr
Tbe jail was found in a cleanly con-1 Noble Grand; Gilson H. Raynor, Vice dition. The supplies are purchased j Grand; Miles S. Rhodes, William S. from the prisons. j Merrill and Sylvester P. Shea  renomi-
ray went to serve a warrant on ! Sorrentino claimed the birds. I Wing, when asked where he got tba chickens, shook his head and remained glaro. Wing put up $100 casb tiali witb Justice Norton to ensure his' ap¬ pearance for examination Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
At that time the case was again ad¬ joorned for one week, till next Mon¬ day a. m.
ed in returning the old officers of last year; with the exeeption of Mr. J. Molcahy as Secretary, who was coro- pelled to refuse a reelection  owing to
Treasurer, Nassau County, N. Y.
"Dear Sir—Inclosed pleaae find my personal cbeck for $48, same being the amount paid November   20,   1911,   to
Mrs. Geo. Bloomer is again confined to ber bome by illnesa.
laek of time, Mr. Mulcahy not only be-1 George M. Goodale, Claim No. 1,728, ing in business, but taking a course in for alleged actual expenses, mileage, Real EsUte Law in the New York etc., from Nussau Ciunty to Roch- Law School. Resolutions of appreci- j ester. The claim having been approv- ation of Mr. Mulcahy's excellent ser- ed by the chairman of the Board of vice for the club were paased. The Supervisors before being presented to Secretaryship is open. The other offi- [roe for approval, and claimant having cers are Mr. A. J. Anthony, Pres. ; 1 verified said claim and having stated Mr. Herbert Colvin, Vice Pres.; Mr. ; to me that be actaally paid the ex- Wro. H. Littebrandt Treas.    Refresh-1 penses in amoant of claim while in the
A. Link and family a their new house north of terian Chorch this week.
ili   move   to tbe  Preaby-
Mrs. Harvey Valentine, formerly of this village, died at her home at Hempstead last week, after a short ill¬ ness. Funerafservices were beld at her late home on Tuesday afternoon, with interment at Hempatead.
The sentenced male prisoners of tbis ' nated for Recording and Financial Sec- jail are   fully   employed; aboat   nine' retary and Treasorer. respectively.' work in taking   care of the coartboosej ______
Tbe Cbristmas exercises of tbe Fob- lie School will be beld on Friday after¬ noon December 22. The pupils and members of tbe facoity will then have a week's holiday.
and surrounding grounds and do jail housework ; the remainder work in the stone shed, breaking stone, which is used on the county highways; about twenty were so employed on tbe day of inspection.
"Sam's" restaurant bus been re¬ moved from its location on Main Street and Nameless Boulevard.
Lynbrook
ments were enjoyed, after the meeting and a general jollification and period of matual congratulations for a three years' bappy existence.
Merrick was again defeated at baaketball for tbe second time by Copiague on tbe local floor on Friday night The score was 11 to 18. The game waa rather rough, botb sides offending, bot the redeeming featurea waa tbat evidently there waa no . mal¬ ice aforethought, simply a roughness attendant upon youth's desire to win 'in conflict with tbe necessary re¬ straints of a gentleman. The Merrick team plays in Freeport tonight, the first game away from home, at the Sigmond Opera House.
Mftrtin Wright has purchased of J. W. Birch a bouse focpierly occupied by Gns Palmgren and family on Miller Street Mr. Palmgren's family has removed to Brooklyn, Mr. Palmgren himaelf remaining here, being em¬ ployed in the Midmer Organ Works. Mr. Wrigbt will erect a barn upon bis] the Nassau County newiy acquired property.
aervice of the county and for the bene¬ fit of the county, I approved the same.
"From what I have learned since the payroent of the above claim I am satis¬ fied that said claim should not bave been allowed^
"The amount of   the   above check shoold be deposited to the   fond  from which the money was withdrawn. Very traly. "John Lyon, County Controller."
Mr. Lyon said tbat the clerk should not bave accompanied the board at the expense of the county, and that when he passed the bHI he did not know the exact sitaation.
Hempstead
Miss Emilie B. Ashdown of 169 A'asbington street, has secured a po- siition as stenographer, at West Palm Be ich,  Florida. >
The house being erected on Linden¬ mere Drive by Matthias and Smith of Baldwin for Mr. C. D. HaVvey is mak¬ ing good progress. Tbe thorough j method in which the house is being i built attracts attention.
City papers announce that Joaeph P. Day will sell on Friday, the 22nd, at Court House, in foreclosure suit of Mrs. O. H. P. Bel¬ mont vs. Hempstead Hospital Associ¬ ation, the Hempstead Hospital proper¬ ty, corner of Jerusalem avenue and Henry street, this village. The sale is the resolt of an action to foreclose a lien of $31,946.38.
The L. I. R. R. bas the foondation ready for tbe freigbt house, wblch will be broaght bere from Garden City.
Perry Emeigh celebrated hia 21st birthday at his home Friday evening, Dec. 8, by entertaining a number of bis friends who are as follows: Mrs. Joseph Wanser, Miss Grace and Annie Wanser, Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Verity, Miss Esther and Elizabeth Verity, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Emeigh and Mrs. William G. Garner and Anderson Bloomer. A very nice time was en¬ joyed by muSic and pinochle and tben refreshments were served. At about midnight they left for their homes Perry said he hopes to see them at his house again before long.
On Fridav evening of last week N. Meyer gave a duck sapper at A. L. Brown's Hotel. Among those wbo partook of tbe good things were: Ed¬ ward Roddy and Jobn Vandewater of Hempstead; Charles W. Smith, of Brooklyn; Miss Martha E. T. Smitb, of Smith's Point; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bedell, Mr. and N.|Meyer, Anton Jong, A. R. Smith and Adolph Frisch of this village. One of the features of the evening was a solo by Mr. Smitb, which was rendered in a very excellent
The Lynbrook Hose Company, No. 1, is completing arrangements for the erection of c suitable fire hoose on its property on Blake avenue, wbich was acquired by the   company   some  time
I Two clever Long Island children in : the line ot singing and dancing are Gladys and John Ehrman Smith, of { Freeport. The twins are cbildren of I Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred H. Smith, and : I have jost rounded out seven years. \ I The photograph of the twins shows i them in Indian costume as tbey ap- j peared in the parada and pageant of j nations presented at the Opera House I in Freeport recently for five successive | ! nights.    They   sang   tbe   song,
The Sanday School Christmas exer¬ cise of the M. B. Church will consist of a Christmas Cantata, "Santa Claos, Sir Knight," to be neld on Friday ev¬ ening, December 22.
Ground has been broken on Grand Avenue south of Merrick Road for tbe fine building of the Knights of Pytbias.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Carr, who were lately married, were given a rousing serenade on Tuesday nigbt.
The people of the Methodist Protest- I •¦•.nL.      iiiEv   m,.,„i   •.¦•«   HuiiK       Bii,; ant Church are now working   hard for "win   brSuUe^a"^" mS^vimenf ti'^tLa^  <^^^i«   Battl^^^^^ the Sabbath School   enter '^^ ' '
!l'':_^*3"i*!!r„'"P'^°''*'"^"* *"**'¦*  dance with the song in a  clever  man-   Xmas.    They   are   to  ba
section of the village
Warren   Abrams   bas   purchased large new safe for bis offlce.
I.
CARD OF THANKS.
Merriek, L Editor of the Messenger, Dear Sir:—
We wish through your paper to ex-, Und oor Bi^cere and  heartfelt  thanks I meet   the     following   Monday,   New for tbe many   kin^   acts,   expressions  Year's night    The election of officers of sympathy, and  assistance  rendered ' "ill take place on Dec. 18. o^ In our bereavement   opon   the  lots
A. L. Brown and Anton Jung of tbis village,   Edward Roddy of Hempstead " i and Chris. Mitchel and   Charles Ulrich
Lsdies'   nigbt   at   Masonic  Temple 1 ^f ^^^ York are   spending   tbe   week next Monday evening, J)ec. 18. L,jtb    William   Bedell at LinertyviUe,
1.1      «    i."t   J       KI     1     au- tA     «|N. Y.    The party are passing tbe tiroe New York Lodge, No. 1,   Shield  of  ;„ ginning.    Mr. Bedell was forroerly Honor, has   postponed   their  roeeting ! ^ ^sident of thia village, that falls on Christmas night, bot will' . -———
i     Mohrman's   baker   shop on Bedford
of oar loving father.
Mrs. S. J. Verity. Lawrence, L. I^
George T. Pearsall, died on Dec. 8, after a long illness at tbe boroe of bia coosion, William Kummer, Park Ave., ' Merrick. Funeral aervices were held in tbe parlors of George E. Forbell, funeral   director,   Rockville    Centre.
Interment was in tbe old  chorch yard j wortb;    Wsrden,   Bernard     Tbomas; thereon the lltb. I Sentry, H. H. Geer;  Trostee,   Walter
  i R.   Jones;    representstlve   to Grand
Mr. Edward   Mitchell   of  Flushing j Council, T. Alden   Skidmore;    Alter- was a guest at "Wayside," the  home , nate, F. B. Hawkins, of Mrs. C. N. Kent on Sunday
The following are the officers elect of Hempstead Council 842, R. A., for tbe year 1912: Regent, George M. Bode; Vice Regent, Sidney R. Moller; Orator, W. V.   S
Past Regent, Jesse Ricbsrds; Secre¬ tary, J. Seymour Snedeker; Collector, Frank B. Hawkina; 'Tressurer, E. J. M. Hamlet; Chaplain, Dr..Charles H. Ludlum;     Guide,   Frank   H.    Wads-
Mr. J.   W.   Birch   has   begap erection of a new house   on   the  road parallel in tbe L. I. R. R. north of the track and west of Merrick Ave.
Mr. and' Mra. Long of Deleware have bean tbe guests of Mr. and Mra. Tbeo. Arms of Camp Ave. fot tbe last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Good, of Cadarburat, L. !.. ware tba goeata on Sanday of Mr. Goad's parents, Mr. and Mra. W. T. Good.
It in tka Maaaawgarl"
I Avenue was barned to the ground early I'tbis morning. The fire was discovered I at about 5 o'clock by Charles Mohr I man, proprietor ef the place. The i fire was caused by a pot of grease boil- i ing over in the cellar,   setting fire to
„ c).   .     : the woodwork before it was discovered.
Happener;   Sitting 1 ^^^3^^^   hoq).    Ladder   and   Engine
Company quickly responded to the ' alarm, but anable to get water, was j anable to extinguish the blaze, but did i good work in saving adjoining piop¬ erty. Adel's barn and the barber ahop ' were in danger at times, but by tbe I work of the firemen, asisted by tbe ' heavy rain, no further damage waa : done.
I When tbe fire atarted a team of ! horses  belonging   to   Mobrman   were
Tbey wandered down    Bell- were   botb strook and killed by   the   6:14   west boond train.    The wagon was not   danaged. Had it not been for the  beavy  rain no doobt aeveral   other   places   would bave been boroed.
At the annoal meeting of the Lyn¬ brook Hose Company, the following officers were elected for the enaoing year: Foreman, William R. Strobaon; First Aasiatant Foreman, Edward C. Brown, jr.; Second Assistant Foreman, Edwaird Dane; Recording Secretary, H. C. Strohson; Financial Secretary, ' Edward Libbie; Trostees, L. Strohson, Hugo Cook and A. Smith.
Thomas Hickman has sold out his confectionery business on Atlantic ave¬ nue, to William Blum. Mr. Blum was a former owner of tbe same business, and is-pleased to be back in Lynbrook again.
Leonard G. Smith, who has been tbe principal of the Norwood School for several ye^rs, and who was recently elected Superintendent of Schools of the Third District of Suffolk County, has tendered bis resignatioq as princi¬ pal of the Norwood School, and Frank Cooley of Glen Cove has been ap¬ pointed in his successor.
The appearance of the conditions sorroonding the pioperty qf Mr. von Holm's property at Earl and Harris son avenues has been considerably en¬ hanced by the setting up of a hand¬ some ornamental iron fence.
song
ner. The children won round after round of applause. Both show much natural talent. Their parents, who take much interest in mosical and theatrical productions, have taken deep interest in the cleverness of their children, and are confident that if they sbould decide to follow up tbo line in which they have made snch a big fait they will achieve fame.
Brooklyn Times.
tertainment for ve a cantata. The singing class under the direction of Prof. Lane of New York, will meet on Monday night Pastor Rev. R. S. Hulsart will preach Sabbatb morning; theme, "The Prayer of Jabez and Its Lesson;" in the evening, "Emigration Heavenward."
When walking through tbe village streets at night it is easy to see what stores and hoases are using the  Reflex
  light   which   the   Nassau   A  Suffolk
C. E. Helland waa flned $8  Wednes-1 ^'«*'*'"« Company is selling. It
day for riding a bicycle on the side-i Chester Smith of this village fin- walk, on complaint of R. P. We den. | ,3^,^^ ^^^^^^ j„ ^ ^^^ ^jj^ amateur who was arrested by Officer Helland bicycle race beld at Madison Square about a year ago and airoilarly fined,     j q^^^„ ,„t Saturday evening.
Monday aftemoon tbe members of! A five and ton-cent bazaar will be tfae Women's Christian Temperance jgiven by MissHattie Uedell's Primary Union met at the home of Mrs. M. | class of the MVP. Sunday School, this Louise Hammond on West Merrick j Friday evening. Admission five cents. Road, where a pleasant afternoon waa |
passed. I    "^^e Literary met on Tuesday   even-
— I ing   at the home   of   Mr.   and   Mrs.
Word has been received from  Poliee  Charles H. Thomas.   Tbe program waa Justice-elect Elvin N.   Edwards,   who on    Holland—History,    Govemment, left some time ago for Porto Rico for  Education, his health, accompanied   by   bis  wife
and brother-in-law   and   sister-in-law, l    The   Woman's   Foreign   Misaionary Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Scheer, Jr., of Society of the M. E. Cburch will meet tbat   place   who   had   been    visiting | with Mrs. Riebard  Mott on Friday af- friends and relativea in   Freeport and ! ternooo. Roosevelt    The letter states   that  he I
was tbe only one of the party that was I "he Chriatmas cantata, "The Coro- not sea-aick on tfae trip down and t.hat j ¦"« <>* the King," by Dudley Buck, he is feeling mucfa better aa tbe resalt 1 "'onK "''^ " program of singing, will of the change. He informs his rela-1 be given in the M. E. Church. Tuesday tives tbat while fae has not lost all bi's i "'ght Dec. 19. Tbe cboir onder tbe nervousness he is in a fair way to i ie«dersbip of Mr. C H. Tbomaa bas complete recovery. i *>««" practicing for a month and a good   I entertainment is promiaed.    A namber
Under the sospices of the Home De partment of the St. Jamea M. E. Cburcb, a cake sale wjll be held in the
l\lfZl"^Zl^''TnTo'ne^7e7r^nl      Wilhelmina. wife   of   Paol   Miller.!?,'   •'"««"   '[<>•» . *»».   Apollo   Clob. to"t;v:?c;k?tk.Jr" ChrTsS ^led   suddenly    early   l«.t   Saturday  X-nd'altLsTm^h" "d?;""' ~* can have their wants Batisfi«H hv nnti    morning of   apoplexy   of   tbe   brain.   P"""* ""V*Vu    ,       :/'   .1,   .. can have their wants satisfied by noti-, ^^^  ^^        J^.^^ J^^^^ ^^  ^^^      The Sunday   School cantata will  be
' given next Friday nigbt,  Dec. 22, and
fying   Mrs.   Alice Evans,   P. O. Box j
cake tfaey desire,
ared in time for Christmasc
Christian Science Society—Services,, tbe I Sunday morning at lla.   ro.    Sunday   standing in front of^ the  shoj) ' School same boor;    Hempstead   Bank) walked  away,   wr Building, corner of Fulton   and   Main ! «nore Avenue   and Streets, Hempstead,   L.   I.    Subject, "Is  the    Universe,    incloding   man, evolved by Atoriiic Force?"    A   read¬ ing   room   sopplied    with    Christian Science literature is open at the anove addroas every week day (except   holi¬ days) from 1:80 to 5 p. m.
Tbs bsst wayt* fi«bt tbt smI arter bmaaa la
baitmt ka aoAm k graw.    Afvwtiiist  h  iMs
Cbarles Mobrroan was badly  boroed aboot the faee and banda one morning
(Continued on page 8)
If you want to raa*h tha paaiila rt la tha "Maaaaaear."
pat
225. by stating   just   what   kind of a i "'''°»'^ <^«Pot l"""* **>« ^eavy  »"«* }-j,, bo „ne of tbe best the aSboo! aver and it will be deliv-  "to'" "e^"*',*»>•   "KOj   ''L'   °"  the  ^^i'** iT-^iu^Vi'i*!'* f^^^^^^ aidewalk, striking on   ber bead.    Atl*^"**' the time she felt no ill effecta from the
At the annoal meeting of Rescue I fall, but a few days later sbe coro- Hook and Ladder Company, the follow-1 plained of having severe headaches, ing officers were elected for the ensu-1 and Saturday morning apoplexy of the ...,,. ing year: Foreman, Cheater Talfor; i brain set in and sbe passed away after , «^"tB will be one of great enioyment Assistant Foreman, Isaac Hendrick-1 only a few hours'illness. She was aj .|be pastor. Rev. Frank A. Scofield, son; Secretary, Chauncey Soper; 1 native of Germany, bot had been in P*'" Pf'^fh both morning and evening Treasurer, H. O. Vail. j tbis country for a number of years, r*"^''?*'"^-, ^"" morning topic will   1 having  been   a  resident   of  Kreeport 1 ^.   ^ that I knew   wbere ; migfat find
While playing in fais father's garage ! since last fall.    Beaides   her  husband | "^'ro.    »na -t night   the subject  will on Monday last, Leonard, tbe four year' abe ia survived by one brotber and two ' "•.    A Miracle  Ihat old aon of Mr. and   Mrs.   W.   P.   W. I sisters who are in Germany,   and  one Haff, Jr., aet fire  to   some   hay  that  sister residing   in   Ne /   York   City waa  stored in the garage.    As soon aa j
he had started the fire, the   little   fel-: > mcuiuci   wt   i.u«   uoiukhi   uuiuciau ' d^ *t       •
low  at once  informed  the domestic, | Church of tfais village.    Deceaaed waa '¦. v^OntriDUtlOn
Mary Vinea, of bis action.    Thia yoong i aboot 40 yeara of   age.    Tbe foneral'     .„     , ,      ,
woman,   wbo   ia   a   very  courageous ! took place from ber late reaidenee,   93 |    . Here »a penny for the Anti-Tope*
Tba cburcb will be beaotifally
I decorated  witb a Chriatraaa   tree and
' evergreens,   Santa Claus will   appear
I m  full coatume and will  bring a gift
for  tbe members of tbe Scfaool.    Tba
Failed."    Seats I free and a cordial welcome to all.
sister residing   in   Ne /   York   City.    4    mv ¦        •
Mrs. Miller had just been  received  aa ' j\   lieWSI>Oy 9
a merober of   the   German   Lutheran * ^
yoong woman,   immediately   aeized  a'Smith Street Toesday   morning, large double blanket wbich sbe enfold-1 interment in Kingston, N. Y.
ed aroond tbe blazing bay,   which  abe' 	
tben drew ioto   tbe   roadway   witb a {
ritb
pitchfork, w^ere sbe aucceeded in   ex-! „„, ^^
Daring tbu paat  week George  Ray-
»:....«s.i.i.-u... «. -#t       u   u  i.    nor liaa had aeveral repairs made to hia
nntfSi m1    B.7^f   thi      f '*'*' -to" «" Merrick  Road and a new aiftn notified Mre.   Haff   of   tha   inatance.  .j„,„_ h,- #___».
Wben  asked wby fae bad   sot tba bay 1 •*""' *'"' '""*•
on flre, tbe little fellow   stated.  "My | ir^tin^aA o« «.»- i^\
papa is a Hiaman. and I wanted bim to' (Conttooad 00 page 5)
eona bone." Adwartiaa It in CvarylMdjr'a Calamn ' obbld be qoeaticmed farther.
I onloais Leagne," said a little newsboy, I atepping np to the visiting nnrse of a I western l^gne, who was selling'the Red I Gross Cbristnuui seals in one of the mov- I ing picture thoaters. I "Here, tabe one of tbe seals," said thn I nnrse, as tho boy dropped the penny ie
of her. !    "Aw, I ain't got no nse for de seal,
but I wants to give yoqse de penny 'oaose ; yoos did ao Aincb good for me madder",
replied the lad, ronning away before he
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