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ISSUED ON FRIDAY.
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF NASSAU COUNTY
GENERAL CIRCULATION
VOL. 7. NO. 24.
FREEPORT. N. Y. FRIDAY JULY 13, 1917
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
"SfKKDraft Numbers Announced
$150,000 TO EQUIP THE HOME DEFENSE
ENGLISH EMBASSET
Willis A. Gibbons Re¬ ceives Signal Honor From Mr. Page.
W'illi.s A. (iihbons, who is popularly known in this village, especially by the yoinmcr .set, has won honors in I/indon. Word has just been received here of bis appointment by Ambassa¬ dor I'age as an attache of tbe Ameri- «'an PJmbassey, in Great IJritain. His wife and daughter are now with him, having joined him yesterday in Ixm- don. .Mr. Oibbons, who is under thiriy, has won his way to the tioni by perseverence, tinctured witb per- wmalily and ability.
As a student in the Flushing High School be stood head and shoulders j above many of hie class males and passed a.s Iioikm' iiiun in the giadti*- tion exercises. He then eiilcred W'es- lyan College, where after four more years of hard study be actjuitied him- Bolf crediiably again in the examina¬ tions. He was among Ibe most pop¬ ular meiiib<'i's of bis class, and at that time a great fulure was predicted for him.
His next achievement tn 'scholastic life was in his recent graduation frotn the Cornell I'niversity, where be qual¬ ified for the degree of do<-tor of science. When the Plattsburg Train¬ ing .School was opened, .Mr. (libbons joined, and in June, lltlfi. was made a eommiasioned offlcer. About that time he obiained a responsible position with tbe Cnited Slates Rubber Company a.s Its Ixjndon salesman.
Ahroad he met only tbe most prom¬ inent of Ixindon's merchants, and through high recommendation was ad¬ mitted into the best society. His friends were loyal, and when a va¬ cancy in the American Kmbassey wa.s announced Mr. Gibbons' name was miggested for the post. Ambassador Pago sfrnt for him and was greatly impressed with the manly bearing of the Froeport man.
Mr. Gibbons' parents live at 26 Roose¬ Telt Place. They are justly proud of their son, whose success abroad has been so eminently pro-eminent as to win him a post that will bring him in touch witb the loading memhers of tho British and American armiefl.
For Town of Henipstead
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Ave. S.alortl. Kvi ntt .Soulhard, .S. ajiMii .\< i 1
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VVaiitagh. I.r..VIT . iivdaiul U .Sinn,, .s
.Nick K.I., Wantagli. Il'riii..ii Max .Sill. Ja. k-nii .Vvc.
ford. IIhiiv .".i-iirr. Oaklan-I
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Siafor.l. l.MM^ii D.'nii M.rriik Kil.. \\'.iiiia(rli. laims .MrClaja .Sranuui ftik l'l., Wan¬ tagh. los.pl, Irn .^inilh. I'ark .\v.-. Waiilauli. M.ili- -MiiiU. I'o-l. Jacksuii .\vt . M-a ford.
I» .Viihola* D.ntr.n. .Se-atonJ. I =. Kavmiiiiil iJean. Miriuk Kit. WantanH. 1'. riiirli-^ Henry Haff. M. rrick Rrl., .S.a-
ford. 17 JoliM elni-tr.pli.r i'lwk. .Siani,.ii .\, , k
K'l., .Srafwrd. IS Uiilnini K. .>.;iiuaii. I„ih- Av... Wa.,.
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LEVI KRDMME IS LUCKY TO BE AUVE
Kevl Krummell, oolored, of Benning¬ ton Park, started in lo find a match in his pockets last Friday, but instead found a spent bullet them.
"Rv gosh, that's Ihe bullet thai Jere Corse shot at me." soliloquized Levi, and be reported the fact tti ibe Free- port police. The local police broke up a light in lientiington Park last 'week, and Ibey learned tbai a revolver shiil iiad been fired, and they accu.sed Corse wilh being tbe gun-man. The later denied it, and as there was no (•videticc '>f shi>(itin«. il Ifxikcd for a while as if .lerc«woiild defeat Ibe ends of histicc.
N'illh Kniinini r-i Iiml. ln>\\i'vei'. a new comiilexion was .nivin lo the case. A dark one. Corse was lurc.-Jled ou a compliiint of iissaiilt and \\;is lu-ld fnr till Craii.l .lury by .ludi;.' Clinton M. Flint. .
.\hiruk Kit. an .Nek Kd , r Hi.ki.ry .Mrrnck Rd..' uitagli .S.a
JI William Arihib.il.l
IM., Si-aford. 22 i>M ar W al.lorf Tobia
.Sraford. JJ Kilward .\lfr.d llarriijKt..
.\v'., \Va.iUagh. 24 An.l Virity, W aslmiiilmi
ii-rd. Ji Kill.lit I,. Van .N'.j.straii.l. Wantagh Ave,
Wantagli. 2', Cr.i.K,- lloA.ll. Ia.ks,„i .\v<., .Sea
ford. 27 Join. II. nry ll.rrluh. Wantaub Har
bor. Wantagh. JH Albirt i-'riiUruk Hal.siiiKi r, Sramaii
.Nick Kd., S*ai«r«L 20 William Ail.l Kailroad Av. Wan¬ tagh. 30 Saiiui.l .\lbro. S. amaii Nuk R.l . .Sea- lord. .11 Wall! I .VshdowM. 1.... u- Av... Wan
tagh. ¦IJ llriK.n Kaynod S.ainan. Joins .\v,-.,
Wantagh. JJ .Mm on Ailbiir H, ndrick.son, U.-rri.k
'Kd., .Seaford. J4 .Nilsou .Seaman I\>3t, Seacard. J.'i Rnilolph Mtrtnan I'c-cliar. I'ark .\vc.,
WanXagh. J'. Frank I ilward Roach. .S.aford. J7 (;.orgc William Khinchart, Wa.sbington
-Vvc, Seaford. J8 ouis KInier. AKhdown, Wantagh. 30 .Mois .Matthew Harhni.y. r, Wantagh
.\ve.. V\'antagh.
40 CharUs Henry llrase. Wanlagh .^ve-,
Wantagh.
41 ( aimin. Barbato. Ja.kson .\vc.. Sea
fiird. 4J Ja.ob Julius Rcns.li, I'aik Av, . Wan
lagh. 4J .Matthew Reid Hos.seau. Merrick Rd.,
Seaford. 44 ILirry i. Braith« ait.'. Seaford Ave .
WaiiUgh. 4.S John uTlliini Kl
.\ve.. Ulntagh. 4i. Ralph Francis Hox, Uoodnard Ave^
\V'antagb. 47 Dtlo lleUig. (H.l Mill R.l., Wanlagh. 4K Itiiilsall l'.»t Janus. Seaford Av.-.
Wanlagh 4'' Fredrriek Venty. Seaman .Ne.k R.l.
Seaford. .'ni> llarol.l .Vbraham Van .Nostrand, Jack
son .-Xve.. Seafar.l. .^1 C'larenc- Lenin.l Ja.k.s.ni. Cld .Mill
Road. Wantagh. '-2 Harold S.anian Kropp. U aiilash .\ve.,
Wantagh. 5.1 Ja. ob Kl.fer .Wa.sliiiinlon Ave.. Sea¬ ford. ^4 Albert I.e.'. IS.llaKli .\ve.. Wantagh. ^. Willard I'arkei eViily, S.aman .N.rk
kd.. Seafi.r.l. M. FKink Alfred Link. ( laklan.l Ave,
WantaRh. -7 I'anl Ferilinan.l l.anx ( ornelia .\v.-..
WaliLlgh. .S James ..ltill,-y .\lelluj;ll, .M.rn.k IM .
Seaford. Vt William Harold Van lnv I. I'.i.k .\se.
Wanlagh. Ml Kdward Ray Mill.s. S.afoi.l. ..| Noyes .Vm.is Mo,Kan. M.rikk S.Mlor.i. ...' William 1). F'..iesl M a, Doiialil. .s,Mr,,r,l
.\v,.. Wantanh. lla.M .\,,1,1m-. S.-af.nd. .N. V.
The drawing from the registry List will be made next week. As many as are needed to make up the net quota from the State or County will be drafted; the rest permitted to remain home until more men are needed. The Nassau Post publishes ex¬ clusively herewith the list for most of the districts of Hemp¬ stead Town. The paper being held a day late to allow securing the numbers. By comparing the numbers drawn with this list the reader can easily see who is drafted.
¦my M.yer. Nassau Road, .Miai.l Dennis, 14 ll.ury. I'.h.li.fski. l'ni..n I'l Ri.ose.
PAID BY COUNTY
Supervisors Will Hold
Public Meeting on
Monday
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He
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R.l . S.a William II. .Seaford
( harle
Fr.;d.-
nn , Jackson .\vf.
Wiebrl, Wantagh
Jr.. M.rri.k Rd..
Hoilley, Wantagh
Ave.. Wantagh. (,h Ce.irge II. nrv Wj
Seaford
'.'I Howard UesioH \\e.ks. S.aford. 7'i lUrrv Wans.r. S. am.in N.ck Rd..
Seaford
71 llarol.l Kniiene Williams, Wanlagh Ave..
Wanlagh
72 lames ll.nrv Wernerl. Sands l.ane,
Seaford. 7^ "Inlm MeKwen. I'ark l'l., U anlash. 74 >Hmii.| Rv.lri. Seaford. 7i William Kllswnrih Rnehanan. Waverly
Av. Seaford. 7.1 ffiissMI Vineent Hon. .Me, nek Rd .
W aniagh 77 \iiir.nt Vitelli. lloul Nas'.an. Long
Heach 7R Kug. n. Anihoney Oliver. Ito\ 7J, I.ong
Reach. I.. 1. 7'i Roger Soiiihard. Baldwin L. I. S(l Georgi- Gombert. Roofeveli ¦SJ Cortland A. Johnson. Hayvii w Ave..
Na.s.san ( o. 82 Charles Hiek.-y. 22 I'nion I'lace.
IleinpMead. L. I ,^.1 .Makarv Kndley. Pi i l,i,ton Sl Hemp-
sieati. L I. H4 Lonis .Martin Van D, r Hiirgh. IUs|.
ing.s .St.. aBldwin. >!¦:, .Stanley T. ("ha.se. J9 Rujiscll PI..
Freeport. 8t. Charl.s Tweed -Godwin, tl Smith St.
Fre.oort. ¦<. Mward Lewis. Henry St.. XH ilarry Rnlger. Jr.. I.ex
Freeport. ¦-<•) Warien Dow Verily. Ka.si Railroad
Ave., Freepon 10 AValter Toiiwsnio. 14 J (Jraham Ave.
Hempsiead '»l Olio I'der Velle. I Irani *.• Thomas
Aves., Haldwin. OJ JIugh J. Moore, .VIJ S. Main St.. Lon^
Island. Oi Aithiir Joseph Smith. Terrace Ave..
Freeport. 94 Fr.'dcrick I.anrence Opf,i. Cniondale
.Vve.. Ilemp.mead. L. I ')-. John Jos.pl, lleinlil. 114 Hrooklyn
Ave., Fr.i-porl. «i, I.eo .Schloss. IIJ .\. lierK.n l'l. Free- port. 1)7 Richard Maek Scha.fer. ,SJ .N. Bivgin
l'l.. F're.-pon. •IX Oscar V\'avii.ir. IIJ .\ 11, rgeii I'L.
i I I 1 14
Freepori. .\ilhur Louis IVMnlh. < ¦; I'.iinsyl
vania .Ave., F'ri.-porl. Ivrus Daniel W.ii.il. JR.« Ix-na Ave.,
F'reeport. Oliver J. T.eple. Jr.. J1 f> W Kandall
.\ve.. F'reeport. Alfred .Schlo.s.s ilj N. l^rr^cu l'l.
Fr.eporl. IJwoo.l My
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, il I'l I'.ai
I yers,
Freeport. 115 Fr, .lenek Wanilel
.Ave.. Freeport. I I'i Flank Hu/o. 1'.
port. ¦ 117 William M. Scania
Freeport. lis (;,,.rg. F. Rhodes
port. IKl Wiis
W. Line..In I'I..
I ON, .I4K Kamlall o.iklyn .\v... Free . 71 .No. Mam .St.,
Helen
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Kreeport. nglon .\'
41 I'l
llth Main r \'iew I
R.iii.lall
l.Ul I'earsall 207 Rsndall 1-2 Randall KS I'rnnsyl
I'lii Frank .Scan,lal,'. .^.1
Freepori. 101 Joseph Fianaeis Fei
.\ve.. Friepoii. liij Muck Wonn. 14 Jlr
111.) Is
port.
Ililch,
1114 Olio Leonai.l
.\ve.. Fri.port. |||-. Jan.e.s Ksmonil Stil, s, 1
Fre.-port. lo., Lawn nie IL \\ ri;;lil. I'M N
Hnherl. HK W. S.aman
I.
, .^.1 Norih Main St..
nelly. Jl I'earsall
ioklyn Ave. Free
I'm West llii.oklyn
111 Grove
ik Fairbriill .. Freepori.
W.lil..
I porl.
MUSIC RECREATED
The New Edison
Diamond-Disc Phonographs $100.00 to $6,000.00
Edison
Amberola Cylinder Record Phonographs $30, $50. $75
Complete line of Records in both styles
Damonitrationt in our ihop or at
your retidenca-
inttrumanU »old on eaty term*
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Wil.le
Ilk I'nsl. I Walk.-
eaf.n.l. N,
Moore K
Freeport.
IJil Walt, r V.rramis
.•\ve.. F'reeport.
Ul Charles Faber. S
porl. IJJ Georg.- Vogt It .¦\v.-.. F'rc.-port. I J.I William lie.lell Spraciie, J<,
F'reeport. 1J4 I'ercy Randall Moi.isnn.
St.. Freeport. 1J^ George, William Fi-cher,
Ave.. Freeport. Ijr. F:dward Theodore < ollin..;.
Ave.. Freepori. , 127 fiilb.-rt .Siitton Tnompson.
Ave.. F'reeport. UM Kdward (ieorge Dc.Mulh. os I'rnn
vania .\ve., F're, porl. UO ( lifford Andrew- I'.-.p!,-. Jlf, West Kan
dall .\ve. Freepori. I.in William Rock Smith. 44 Lena Av, .
Freepori. I.H Dominick Muro. ^i No. .Mam St.
Freeport. ii2 llarrv Chillnii, ^J .N. H, rgen l'l..
Freepori. LL! Willis Merrill Sunimcrv JT.s Ran.lall
Av... Freeport. 114 K.ivvin CrosslM-l.l. JU Randall .\v,..
Freenort. I.Li lilford Smilh, J.-1 No. Main St..
Freepori. Llo Sldn.y Schloss. IIJ No II, rg, n l'l.
Fr.eport. 1.17 Donalil McKceman. .^J P, aisall Av,-.
Fr.-eport. .
LL- II;....1.1 F.Uin llro«n. '-J Hi
.\ve., Freeport. I.Li I I.,,ma- I'elluicw. IJJ L, arsall
Freepori. I III Henry Ilarold .Miller. So N 1.
Av.-.. F'n-eport. 141 John Robert I'ooley (H,ll,r
lace Sl.. F'reeport. I4J I. V,-riloii t.Dlver. 70 \\.,ll
Fr.eport. 14 i R„b,ri nHriii-i I'atcrsnn, I. .\v.-.. F'reeport.
LLI Ri,M,i,.i,.| H.ilkel. IV W, s
Freeport.
14- l.,s,|,h Aloysiiis o'l),„,„,
'lall .\ie . Fn-.-port.
14.. Wilt, .-.I I a.ii.r..ii .Miiilli.
.\v.-.. Freeport.
l-ir Mill,.,, \L l',.si, LH N.
loklvr
iKli.
IM (harles .\bbolt I'r.si. 4. K.iss
F'reeport. C2 Wright Fowl, r I^v.,s. Ir,. I-.
sail Av.. Friiport. C' Har, V Kdward . Itl/lg. l^ Randa Freeport. Irving Roos.w-ll Ov.nhai.i. 1
Main .St.. Fr, .port. Hovaid llinrx .Maliiik, ii. '^'
Ave., Fre.poi'i. IUrr» Lev. reil Hankniv O.t .v
^:,,^ I'L. Freep-rl. l.;u. nnee I'n, k 4., W iLon I'l.
port. Hill.irl Rohn lohns.
Av. . Fre.-porl .\<in.y Lowell Hall .St.. I'reeport. Ion Charl.-s .Milton Opp, nhcimer. v^ No.
LonglH-ai ll Av.. Fri,|iorI. IM \lfr,-d Clark Gohlr.yer. .Ul Riiss, l| i'l.,
Fn.port. I'.J llirb. It Ack<vs,,n, .i 7 l',arsall .-Nve,,
Fr,,p.,rt. 10.1 Clifford Krnsa .Mahnk. n. >.s L. na Av. .
F'reeport. 104 Clinion lliram Brown. ,Vi N,. It.rcen
l'l.. Freeport. ti-^ .Micha.l AloyMus McGuire 43 X. Ocean
Av,-.. Fr. ,p,-rt loo Edward Frederick Cioldman, 275 Ran¬ dall Ave., Freeport. If.7 Leslie Verlien I', nny. t.fl \. V. Av...
Freeport. )'.') Thomas Siev.-n O'Mara. JJK Randall
.\v.*., Freepori. I7n lialiha/il ll.rmaii Theodore .Mulch, in
W. Lincoln I'L, Freepori 171 Rollin Dwight Itak.-r, '-'> Lena .Ave,,
F'reeport. 17J Ilarry I'uck. 4-. Wilson I'L, Free- port. 17.! Samuel Ilearn. 47 WiNcn I'L. Ir..- porl.
174 CoriK-lill.s Davi.l Itrar. ii. J^-O North
Long Beach .-Xv. Fr. .port, 17,=; Cl.-lil.le Weslev Ifrollu rnU'. . 4! Nn,
Main Sl . Fr.-ep.iri I7i, Join, I'lank (;.-rni< roth. If^ Wallace Sl .
Freeport. 177 Chart, s G, ..rge Il.-i/.ig. IK Randall Av...
F'reeport.
175 Davi.l Carrius I'rliigrew Lv Hrooklyn
Av... Fr.eporl I7'> William Kdward (Kirml. t, 104 Randall
Ave, Fr<-<port IKfl Mann.-l Fsleian Amad.ir CO Lena
Av. ., Freeport IM llarrv H.rlH-M n.Mlllh. i 'i I'lnnsvl
vania Ave,. Fr.eporl, 1>^J llarol.l llyrnes Hum. IK N. ( ic. an '
Ros, veil 'I Willi-.,11 \lcKa\.
Ro..sev. ll I ,\!l,.-it Cm.11. Mam I I..-..ii,imI L Schl. cel
veil J G.--r^. Ci-aiU- rr..n
Roosev.ll, ,! Wilhani (.uy C.ain.i.
F'reeport. 4 Kl, h.-ir.l loseph r.ai
Kooseveit. - Fr.-l Seabury Sniitli
Roosevelt. .. Franeis lames I',.,,,
Roosevelt. 7 l.-sse Carman M..lllll, I- Antlionv Dommirk
Koail. Rous, veil. ') Charl.s Anv'isi ll.lfi
Ave, Koosevcll, I I has. |.-. li.lin. Koos, 1 Sl. rmaii W.eks R, „
K.)Osevell.
N.iss
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Nassau R.iad
. I'aik Ave.
CololUHl Ave,
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RooscMll. Nicholas Fl
Rd . K.ios II,.war.l Fl«
Roosevelt. Wall, r 11. rr
v.ll, A'-lM,r \< ...
Roosevelt.
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Roos. v.ll, JJJ F.Lmii ,\ifre<l llliekert. S;,-...i K.I,,
Roosev.ll 22S William lae.,b. Ieff.rs„n A^. Koose¬ vcll. JJ4 Fr..l.riek L,Uar,l Her, Washington
Ave,. KoosevelK 22'i Ki-nn.-lh .-\. /inmieiman. I'arrol Sl,,
Roosevelt. JJf. DanuJ V Van Wiekler, I'ark ,\v,
Roose v. ll. JJ7 loiiii K. N.ililv. I'aik .\v., H.iiipsi.a.l 228 'Krne.st Carl Zabel. .Nassau Rd . Roo.se
velt. 220 l.i.inel Howard Van Dusen, Raymond
Ave, Roosevelt. J.Ul Liiiil ,\II.-vs,,:s K.-lllck. Nass.iu Rd..
Hempstead. 2M L.,.nar,l l.oriam, I.os.r. I'ark Ave.
Roosevelt
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.sii-pben Willetl Spragiu. I), Lisle Ave
Roosevelt. AIImti Si.b. r Gi.inwich I'L, Roose
veil. Carm.ti riiili|, Marir.i Carroll St
Roosev.ll Charles Lamoi>. Lillian Ave,. Fr.-.
port. Solomon l.romi Jafle, Nassau K...,.l,
RoOMV.tl.
.ts Willi.1111 Alh, ll HiiK'ii.tt. I'liion ri.i. e
Roosevelt. .0) Olio I'.ler R,i,I,ke. Nassau R.l 11. inp
stead, t'l William II.-nrv W.-t, ("Iml.in Av- ,
Roosevelt II Harvey Valenlin,. Wooil Av, , Kn..s.
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Ihomas I Koosev.
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Chubbuek's
Edison Shop FREEPORT. L. I.
TRYON SAW WIFE S FORM IN SPIRIT
ANSWERED CALL
Freeport Man Injured
by Fall Down Stairs
While in Dream
then li.'is tncii a lnokr-n niir fvci'j iiulii, il. hi-li.'W-.s III 111,- roiiiiiiiinioii 111' Ilu- ll\Ill^; Willi llic sjiiril wnwlcl. Ill' is (-fitaiii 111' licai'd liLs wife's vmci ('.liiiii;,' liiiii. iiimI he is .siin^ her roriii picsi'iitrfl 11-^' ir Id him in tin- hall- V. ay, ill has a driaiiiv, ha/.y rccol- hi-iiiiii 111 .sf(mn lu.s will- anaiii. llow- r\.i. 111. riilti'Li.rnt of a wiwh that 111 11,lllll Imt Inii; iiiion his wifr'.>* face a^^aiii was iiali/.t^d. tto did iii)t sei^ 111.' living face, hut the s|)ii'ii I'aic was as iilainl.v Inrs. that Itu- fall and in- !iir\ well' a willint; saerilice, .\s a i.-sull of his fall he was laid up iiiuirr Ilu- ear.- of It .Newton for ;i week, •¦iiid'uas aide in leave his l.oi,-.- only on Tuesday.
NASSAUDIVIDED IN TWO DiSTRlCTS
ACTORS GIVE SHOW VILLAGE TAX RATE AUTO HIGHWAYMAN I BEFORE BIG HOUSE REDUCED 6 POINTS NEW KIND OF THIEF
Kohi-ii l'l yon, of Sniilli Siieci, saw his wife whili' in .sleep, one night, lasi week. Ho heard her calliiiB hini. Her form was as plain to his iiiicouscioiis mind as if her actual preseiu-i^ were tiiaiiifesl. He aro.si- from Jiis bed. w( lit toward Ihe hallway from whence her "\'iice' came. 'I'liere Lelow at Ihe hase of !lie stairway wa.s that lov- iiiK foi'11 which sn often Krceted him at the front door as he returned from work. I'ryon must have tried to walk to her in i ntiipliaiice witli the imagi¬ nary aiipeal. as he was |i;cked up by his SOI! at Ihe boloiii or the steps with his head badly ctit.
It was d iring .May (hal riioehe .\. Tryon. his wife, passed away. TliP cii'eiim:'.tani'es were tragic. She left her house mi that evening to attend .a iiieeiin.t; of the Daughters of Liberty. i While I'liLiilng home, as she wa.s desceniiiiitr the s;t-.,- ,,i' •¦ ^ in-H'ting rooms, in ilu' Hi '¦'.» 'Lii!»''':,". • ii ¦ wa."! s(-i.'ed v. it!' .'t, '¦' o' '!.,'./.ir."vr' !';i(I fell exhausted to the floor. A phy¬ sician. Dr. O. A. Newton, was .siiin- inoned. and he had her conveyed "^ ' '• f^' trlet .lames .V. Gehrig, transfer tho hospital, where she failed to stir- t;i\ appraiser for .Nassau County, will
,Nii.s>aii ('iiiiiily iiiiu cniiiaiiis two ,\ssciiilily ILstriiis. .''^iipeivisors Siiiilli and Seaiiiaii. on Friday, aeliim as an apporiitmiiieiit board, in compliance Willi the i'e(|iiii'iiiieiits of the rcappor- iDiiiiii-iil ail recently si-JiK^ri bv (Jov¬ emor Whitman, designated the Town of llenipstoad. wilh (io.L'Tl inhabitants as .\sseiiilily District N'o. 1 and the Townships of (')\.<ttr I!ay and .North Heitiipstead, with a total population of ri:!..'>.^l. as .\ssembly District .No. 2.
In the t'li''^' Assembly District the
1. • Vsseniblyman. Thomas .\. Me-
-, . \ wili. iiiid'iiibiedly, bo a ran-
flKiui. .)ii ¦ 11 Hi iniblican ticket for re-
noniination. In tlie Second .\.-^seiii-
vive a stroke of appoplexy.
probably be 1h^ eandlrlatf' of Ihe Re-
Mr. Tryon did not see his wife until publican Party George H. Kennahan after death, and tM tragedy preyed will seek the Dcraocratic nomination heavily on his mind. His sleep since in that district.
l-'or llie li.-n,-lii or llie < Inn.-h nf ihe Holy Kedeemer a \aiideville .s-ho-.s was given by tlu- actors from iln. bunga¬ low colony al the .Xmeiican 'rhiaire on Tiieisday e\(iiing. Tin l.ill was an exceptionally good one, ami a large house saw it. In the progiani were Arthur Deagaii. l-'elix Adb i. T. Roy Haines, .Nickel son and Geinian. Cnvb' and .Mori'eli. (Oakley anri Diiiileavy. Caiimell and Harris, Al Van Til;rr, (.iiiii-'u and .Nickersdti, .Miii-inn and (Jlas.^. Sianioii brothers, liim. Way- man and Ilariies aii't Robinson
Till affair was the aiiiiii;,! i-m nt. and !l.r same aiiors appear faeh > i ar lu addition to tin above prot^ram an old releas.' o? Charlie Chaplin In a Keystone wat- 'Ji\eii. in ihi diiy- whin Chaiii.' was not a top liner l.y an.\ UK ails. Ill- was jiisl as riinn.v
MKI.S W4MKH
That the .'^oiith Side is fast bti-oiii- ing an industrial center, whii-h prom¬ ises (o grow to larger and more pros¬ perous proportions, is evidenced by the nnmber of small hut sikcessful fa< tot ies Ihat are opening li< re. fine by one. The latest is a silk fictory, soon to he established in Kooseveit. An oppoi'tiinity for girls to work is op.nid li;. the cstabi;Ldiir.pnt of th(- i'.ictery. a'ld this fact will b« [niMiohed in the Posl. An advertisement for help for yoiing women is piihlished in Iho Help Wanted Column of this pa¬ per to-day.
Tip- assessed valiialioii nl the vil- Ume Ihis year is (-oinpiiled at .«:").:}68.- ii.'.'.l:;!!. and th(- \ll;aKi rax for the yi ,'ir lixcd at *1 1'' on ih( nm. at the Village lioard mertiiig la>i Tlmisday. This is a decrease of r, c<-nts on the Jliiii over last year, when the rale was .*1.2ri. The assessed valuation of the xiilage has in('reas(-d iif.'irly .'f'lfi,- (iiifi during the y( ar.
Henry Schliieter. ilu Lim.r, ren-I dered a bill that ciiMiid lii (- horse i sei'vice for about li\e vears. aiiioimt-
The hi>il.w a.\ man is a bold, bad man. and bis wa> a:. I'l v'Oiis indeed. He robs i'i;.'lii ami L ii. lakes all in sight. and geld i- !¦ s . leed. This is not a poet I It ;.- I -" r.^ )f a bad man's dei-d and an iiiifortiiiialf man's fale. It i.4 also a warning, to tin inno(i nl auto drivir to Im larefiil on the ro.ifl becaiLse tlier(- is ii new typi of lui-'li- wayiiian about. The victim iii this case siifliK'd physically ami tin.'iu- . ially.
It :i|ip. :iis ilial Giorge llink. at'cd
-12. of
I'll.- r.oaid of Siipervisois ol .Nassau County will hold a puldi, meeting oa .Monday, July it;, I'li;. at iii.:to ». m., at their ( hambeis. lui tb. pnitKi.se of passin.i; upon th. rciiuesl of the .Nas¬ sau Couniy Home Def, ns, Cnmmitteo for an appropriation .it $1'.o.diKi. • to provide iiiiifornis and nn.ipnient for the Home Defense Corps o| ih.- eoiiiity.
it Is absohiui.v impeiaii\e that this money he rai.sed. .so that .Nassau Coun¬ ty !na\ do Its share tow,-«i-d fmnish- iiig !i()in>s lor the Slat. .Svrv i;c.
The N'assaii County Hi.me D^'fensr Conimittet was appoinii.l bv (.'hair¬ man Hiram IC Smith uf lu I'.oard of Supervisors, and Countv- Indue I,ev»ls J. Smith, ami th.- Hoard i;f Siii>ervis- ors have aiilhoiiiy iimli-i Chiiidir 2'iri of the Laws of l:iir. i,, , ,;,io ,|,js ap¬ propriation, so thai it shall he im- mediaiely available to provide uni¬ forms and iMiiiiimi.nt for the Home Defense Corps, which ha' been oriran- ized and mustered m, in Nassau Cour- l.v. pursuant »n ih,. ,lii-..,-tion of the GoTcrnoi and the .Adiiitani fii neral of the Stall.
The National Guard of the Stale of New Vork has heen calje,) nito Fed¬ eral service, and in ord. i to fill the plai e of this State Militia, Governor Whitman anthori/ed the oi gani;^.ation of Home Defense Corps .-omposed ol men between the ages ol Mi and 64. .
iContiiUKul on Page 7|
JAMES J. NOUN IS GIVEN PROMOTION
.lames ,1. Nolan, for five y.-ars the South Side represenlalive for tbe Brooklyn Daily Kagl... i.<i soon lo leave I''reepori. He is goini; over lo rover the .Mineola Court and that district, which includes Oyster Hay. the home of the man be so thoroughly admired
¦'¦ •< and al.so the Cily of Glen C'lvi- Ml Nolan will handle the po¬ litical Hiiuaiimi of the county. High¬ ly supported by the adminlstrafion of the paper, who hold .1. .N in high re¬ gard, il is withoui doubt that the Ka«l.' will greatly benefit in having .Mr Nolan at the county seat.
In assuming his new duties. .Mr No-. Ian do.s so with the regrets of his fellow townsmen, who have come to regard him in the naliin of a native. He has made iiian-y> .good friends in Freeport. Ko. kvilli t .iimc ami en- vifiiis III ha,-s servi-d Un |-;a«le well, ;iii<l 111- .I' all lipiis iiiaintdlned an
li'ili'-' ii(l. Ill nil. lice Ihai assu|-id<he l/i-l- n( 'In news let Cn chips fall whin- llii.v will, and at Un s;ime time k. pl the town befort th( pefiple in a nice IIkIiI III the words of Capl .Jas. Hansi-. .1. N. has been woilb a inil- lioii .InlLii-s III I--1-,., p.,11 and Ivv.i mll- iHiii III 'h. Ilaule.
NASSAU CO BANK OPENED TUESDAY
¦['In \a ..--ail I (iiiiilv Xalii.nal Hank of lio, kville C, Mtli I.p, i,..i to, buHi- iii-ss on Tuesdav v. r,|i a i apilal of .^'.o.Illl'l, and a woikiii;.- .snlpliis of $10,- jiMiii, Till ^ii,t-U was ,,-,,, -iiliM ribed, HO U't'cal w.is till- Illl.l..-I -liiiuii by the Iiei.,,,11^ .,(¦ Dial mILk'i- Ihe haul; IjaH (Acell.til l.;ii-liiii«. i|i.- (Iti.ei.s an.) dl- ri cior.s lieiiiK aiiKiiiL- ih. mo t pioiruc; iH-iii 111 III! villa-. .\l the i.rganiza-\ lion iiii-eiing he-t Thiisda.v several
"-" '''iL' p'Ma-TMph'- w.i. inserted
llllrj the by-laws.
Til. poliiv of tl;. Ilill.k Miives for (loiniii.v niniiuii iIk olln ial hoard in Iheii I. lation III the depositors. For instaiK.. tio olli. < i nv diieilor of (he liaiil; Will ll' peiiiLttifl ll. borrow
•'irst .Stre<I. HiDoklvn, was iiio;ii-v.
ing to f'2'.\ii. Mr .¦'^chliK icr ni ver ren
(bred a lull for ihi^ loan of his Lams drivim.; his ear along ihi
III pull tlie (in appaiaiiis every iimr !'<"="'• w^iwarti. aboiii K ,,'
a III. alarm was sounded. His ser- ''"^ ''"¦"^''K. wh.-n aiiotl -
WIS vvere cari'ii-d on under four fire
I hii-fs. Hi alvvays Knew "tlK money
was gdoil." as Mr, SchliK-ler puis it,
and for iliat r.-a,si,ii invir l,.,i hired ,' '"- "'"'^ '"" i'"" ""
piittin:- III his I.'II. It was [laid. ; ^"•¦' '''''' I'licoiis.-ioii.s
I'eter Johnson, whose oflTK ial dutifs nre those of dog-caich( i and village I '^ passerby saw llinks plitthi and handy.man. showed his fine liand as'''''"'"'l '''"' '" ""' "'"''' "'' ^"- ''•''
\I.-M-ick
k Tlle.S-
II, diiv-
er ;;oinK eastward, irowih'd Ihiik nff
w-
Ihe rotid, cuiising him to i iiu li , i:i.
into a irir, overHiriiing it and ilirow- road wav Hiiik siiff" I ifig from
four broken ribs. |
Ihe bank
no salary.
ik shall 1.
•^ services
I'll.
'.lid !
i-|V(
'11 :
iieHident
o direct-
< ompen-
it< nding
will nil or of 111
H.'itil.Il fill 111
nil.-lin'-, ei(-.
Tfie olfir-.-r- of th. bai k'411. Dr .T)e- v'i'n \ IlnNori. pi<-.|<n' County .Iiid^:. L.-wis ,1. .Smiili, .ii".-(' prr-sid.'nt; I'laiHls' .1. Mi)l.';.-ilinon. v ic<--rirei-'ident. and i:.l'.vin W Wallar-. . ca,sliier The fiilpivi iiiL wi-ii ' ho ifii .-JS dire'tors; John l.V nil, l-i WIS J St.iitb Dl D. N. llul.von, Herman Veil. F J MniKan- iioti,' T'lwii'iiid I.ee Soiilliard. K, 'W. ^Valla.<, Jos. i>h Klia". Fran< I" G.
a doL'-catchf 1 when he rend, r* d his i win Carinan, rm the Miiriek Ro:^d ' Hoolev, Hi^ rv H< ssner ftr Aaron I,, till to the Village Hoard. P. ter gath-I When Hink was reviv.d be was taken j Hit'giii- Kd-ar H. Stei nkeii amt C-n. . re<i in r.T dogs nt as many varieties tt, 1,;.^ home in rir(joklvn. An In.cstl I> Sr-iiMi.
during the mnnih betwei n June 2 and ; >;ation of tlie acrid.'nt revealed iL '
July :•,, at |1 ftd a gather. His bill ; Ui. hold-up aiiloisi had mii : '' ' •^•t•>^ <IM- Pi;|{ f KM
was nearly two feet long. Totiehin'j Hmk ear of all i's valmibL , ,,, , , .,,; .-,,,, „j .|,,. f, rvent pa-
on and appertain' to dogs. Harry Rem- ing tires, tools. lob.-s. 1 •. .link also i ti loiism of tin- dircetfUHle of the Kr^e- s.n went P. ter one better. Harry is ! jos! his wai. h and chain. Th< an i-! port Rank and which commendH ti¬ the pound master. His bill for im- - d, nt happened outside the f-'rei port self highly was shown in iheii altk- pounding the dogs at Jl.r>(» wh<n not precincts, so the robbery was report ; uid< laH wc,-k. when thev voted a
redeemed and 5(1 (-ents when redeemed was for »8o..=)0 There wer*;, 4.1 males and 14 females "arrested" during the month.
ed to the county authorities for action. Hink did not notic the numher of the ear that approached him, no this information is lacking.
sljeeia! dividend of oni per cent on tbe capital stock of |t:tn.fi00. or $;{Oft, and Ih'' same sbpll be turned mer to
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