THE NASSAU POST, FBEEPOBT, E. Y., JEBiAY, SEPTEMBEB 3, 1915.
.. TAKE NOTICE.'-^and Military Ball, under the auspices of Advance Hook, Ladder and Engine Co., No. 1, Bellmore, N. Y., Saturday Evening, 'September 4th, 1915. Contest for King and Queen will close at this hall, Saturday Evening, at 11 p. m.
^iii¥illgeteg5s andliaye healthy sMy chicks ifyoTiuse
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Manu&ctured by Shaw &'Cniesden Co. Brooklyn.N.Y,
WANTAGH PDPILS MAKE CREDITABLE SHOVING IN M.C. GARDEN CONTEST
TmAmnxramr /iva-n. School of Agriculture at Farmingdale
ifJUUXilWAliJ!< UJULU- the pupils of the Union Free school
FBO]( COMMEBCIAL *'«'¦« interested In cultivating home
gardens with the result that many of
the children and older pupils made
MISS M. E UATES SCHOOL OF BBOOEXYN.
(By Special CorreBpondenl,)
The Union P>ee scbool opens on Tueaday, September 7, with the fol¬ lowing faculty, which Is the same as last year: Principal, Marvin M. Brooks; teachers, Misa Stella G. Fal- ing. Miss Carrie Turner and Miss Anna K. Grimm.
Miss Margaret E. Braithwaite gi^aduated from tbe commercial Bifehool of the Young Women's Chris¬ tian Association of Brooklyn last week, having completed her course in typewriting and stenography.
Mr. and Mrs. P'red Schaardt and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaardt, Jr., re¬ turned from a cruise to East Mor¬ iches where they had a pleasant time,
Harold Kropp has gone to the Adi¬ rondacks for a month's vacation.
Miss A. E, Hunt and Miss Alice .Sutherland have returned from Irv¬ ington, N. J., where they spent three weeks with Mrs. Peter Sherer, MlbS Hunt's sister,
Harry E. Seal of Brdoklyn was a guest at the parsonage last week.
Charles Bradley, the playwright who has a summer home here, is now in the scenario department of Essanay.
Mrs, Frank Schorr of Mahwah, N. J,, i.s viaiting her mother, Mrs. Luth¬ er Cheshire of this village,
Ivvman G, Fursell. who has been ill for several weeks is considerably improved and his speedy recovery is looked for.
Services will be resumed in the Me¬ morial Congregational church Sunday morning and evening.
very creditable showing, and one lit¬ tle German girl was spoken of by Mr. Graham as having one of the best gardens on the South Side. Mr. Brooks, tbe principal of the school, has just made known the winners in this prize contest: Elizabeth Herlich has been awarded the garden prize for Room IV for the best garden; Henry Herlich has been awarded the prize in Room III; Frederick Norton has been awarded the prize in Room II. These are cash prizes of, near Boston on one dollar each, awarded by patrons gust 30 of the-school. Two of the prizes were given for claes work.
Miss May Schroeder of Brooklyn is visiting her friend Miss Lillian Siems.
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REni KILLED
MBS. ELIZABETH GOBDON WAS THBOWN OUT OF CAB AND IN¬ STANTLY KILLED — THBEE COMPANIONS SUSTAIN INTEB- NAL INJUBEES.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon, who was for several years a resident of Bald¬ win, was instantly killed in an auto¬ mobile accident at Nantasket Beach Monday night, Au-
SEAPORD GOSSIP
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Corneila Van Nostrand, Important business was transacted.
The Rev. W. B. Maskiel has gone on a short vacation to Ocean Grove, N, .1.
The Rev. Samuel Hamilton will oc- tjje cupy the Methodist pulpit at both morning and evening services on Sunday, September oth.
The Social Society met at the home of Mrs. Addie Crook on Friday evening,
A suffrage meeting was held in Aliss .Mary Southard's oflice on Tues¬ day, Among the speakers who spoke on the subject of ^^'oInen's Right.s next were .Mrs, Kearne of Rockville
The Centre, Dr. Horton of San Francisco, Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will ral.: and Miss Irene Haiigloy of Gar-
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be administered in hte morning. The The Sunday school will not open un¬ til Sunday, September 12,
Miss Florence de Wilde of Brook¬ lyn is visiting Miss Harriet Place, !
Miss Florence Miller of Amityvilllt has been a guest of Miss Vera Dean for several days this week. I
The meetings of the Christian En-i deavor Society will be resumed in the' Memorial church next Friday night,' September 10. at 7,4,"i, |
Prof. Marvin M. Brooks and Mrs, Brooks have been spending several, weeks at the former home of Jitrs. Brooks, East Marion, where Mr, | Brooks waa prindipal before coming to Wantagh. -• I
Erwin Fussell, who has had a posi-' tion in the city for the summer, will return to the high school at Free- port to complete his course,
Mrs, Thomas S, Braithwaite visiteil friends in Bay Shore last week.
Miss Vera Dean will spend the week-end with her friend. Miss Flor- ¦ >nce Miler. ^
Under the auspices of the State
den City.
The canvassers, after securing their notes, are to turn them over to their captain. Miss Mary C. Soutn- ard.
Mrs. J. T, Maguire of Brooklyn, formerly Mise Sadie Wolf of this vil¬ lage, has been the guest of her aunt, .Mrs. George Smith.
Miss Anna E. Hulse entertained a party of friends on Thursday last at the home of her aunt, Mrs, George Weeks, Among those present were Miss Eleanor Vassalo and Miss Lil¬ lian Brotherhood of this village, Eve¬ lyn Bedell and Mable Vale of Rock¬ ville Centre,
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Ketcham and cliildren are the guests of Mrs. Ber¬ tha Walters.
Mrs, J, Steck is confined to her home with malaria.
A special meeting of the Sunday School Board was held last Sunday afternoon.
Rally Day will bc observed in the Methodist Sunday School during the month of October,
Look for this Sign— The Sign of Quality
It means a safe haven for motorists who know the im¬ portance of getting gasoline of uniformly high quality.
The '^Standard Gasoline," which careful drivers have al¬ ways insisted upon, now has a new name
SOCONY
MOTOR GASOLINE
It is the same gasoline — the best motor gasoline you can buy. It is a clean, straight-distilled product, absolutely uniform in quality, and the most economical gasoline you can use.
SOCONY Motor Gasoline and POLARINE, the Standard Oil for All Motors, are sold wherever you sec the SOCONY sign. Lx)ok for it. It it thc quality sign in motordom.
Where SOCONY Motor Gasoline and POLARINE Oil and Lubricants Can Be Obtained
FBEEPOBT
Cudlipp & Co. T. A. Cronin
Columbian Brass Foundry
Eagle Garage
R. Hennealotter
Freeport Taxi Co.
O. Bennett Smith Oarage
Sopers Garage
W. S. Southard
G. E. Seaman
O. D. Camp
P. D. Comba
BOOSEVELT
Chattaway & Smltt)
H. Huber
BALDWm
Baldwin I^n L. Bedell A. Mayer
MINEOLA
Nassau Garage
T. F. Roche's Garage
NEW HYDE PABK
Kingston Garage
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF, NEW YORK East New York Branch: Liberty Avenue and Berriman Street
Mrs. Gordon was returning to her home in Newton from a visit to friends in Nantasket when the aci¬ dent happened through the car get¬ ting beyond the control of the driver. Mrs, Gordon's neck was broken and her three companions sustained se¬ vere injuries.
J She was the widow of Edwin H. Ciordon, and leaves a daughter, Dor¬ othy, 16 years of age.
Prof, and .Mrs. Walter L. Shubert have returned to their home after spending some time ith relatives at Canajoharie, N. Y.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Whealey re¬ turned from a pleasant automobile trip through the SouNi,
Robert Story is in town again after an extended visit to Highland, N. Y.
Rev, and Mrs, Warren I. Bowman and family have returned from their cottage at Janiesport, L, I,
Mr, Richard Mott and family have moved to the John J. Milier cottage on Rockwood avenue.
-Mr, William A, .Milier has enlarged his palnl store on Nortli Grand ave¬ nue owing to increasing business.
The Baldwin Country Club is mak¬ ing great preparations for its races and athletic events on Labor Day. The committee in charge comprises Richard P. Suits, Floyd Bedell, Jack Gardner, Chester Sniith and Dr. Luth¬ er 11, Rice, and some out of town men of prominence will assist with the events.
The Christian Brotherhood held ils first outing last Saturday. The men went to Freeport by automobile, trol¬ ley, etc., to the South Shore Yacht Club,, from which they were convey¬ ed hy sail and niotor boats to the Soulhard cottage at Southard's Point. A fine dinner was served under the supervision of President Charles H, Southard, whose genial smile and liospitable manner made the occasion an enjoyable one. During thp day tlie men took part in a variety of athletic games and contests,
.Aniong those present were Charles H. Southard, E. Terry Southard, Fred Southard, Elbert E, Hawkins, Rennie Smith, Wesley L. Smith, George M, Bode, Wllford Southard, William P. Carl, Conrad A, Schuman, Albert C, Schuman. Abram Wnealey, Kooer,. Whealey, William .MaMsfleld, Francis W. .Miller. E. H, Boodenougli, Louis Kilmarx, Walter L, Shubert, William Ilseman, Mr, Schafler and Thomas Duncan.
MGEJUSIEES
The regular meeting of the board of trustees was held on Thursday, August 26.
The report of the chief of the fire department regarding the offlcial test of hose on Augrust 14 was read and accepted.
The designs for new street signs as submitted by Trustee Maxson were accepted.
The flre council's invitation to the board to participate in the parade and inspection of the fire department on Labor Day was accepted.
An application for extra police pro¬ tection on Labor day and the applica¬ tion by the fleld day committee of the fire department for the closing of Olive Boulevard on that day were granted.
On recommendation of the fire council it was decided to accept the proposition of James F^airbrotner tu transfer chemical tanks on Truck No. 1 at his bid of $no.
The fire council also ret ommendea i the sale at public auction of the old i ^,^^^ ttre engine and other Hre flghting ap- \ K.aciy paratus now out of active service. The village president and chief of the department will conduct the sale.
After a short discussion by Police Justice Flint it was decide to Increase the salary of that offlce from $(iO() to $7."iO. The increase will take effect on January 1, lint;, at the begning of the new term.
for Ihe purpose of fleeting menibertui ot the Prohibition County t'ommltto« of t*\e County of Nassau. To nominaite a candidate for Justice of the Supreine Court. To nominate a candidate for Member of Assembly from the Asaem- blj- t>i8trict comprising the County of Nassau.
On thc part of tho Progressive vot¬ ers, for the purpose of electinR mem¬ bers of the Progressive County Com¬ mittee of the County of Nassau, T<r nominate u candidate for Justice of tho Supreme Court, To nominale a candi¬ dale for Member of Assembly from Ihe I A<»>>etiil>i.v District crimprisini? ihc County <if Nai<sau,
The members of committees to be elected and Ihe tlmea and places uV which the committees are to meet for orifanlzatinn are embraced and set forth in the respective calls in.sued by the itepubllcan. 4>emocraUc. Independ¬ ence League. Prohibition and I'roitres- slve Purty County Committees,
The Kh'ction Illstrlct l.~> mude llie Primary Plstricl for the purpose of this Klectlon and the location of eaeh polling place In the Countv where the voters of all partlin above named muy v.ite iw as follows:
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IMst, .No, 1—In Kiremen's Mali, Wan¬ taKh. in said district,
I'lsl. Xo, 2—in John .\, .Seaman's Store. Jerusalem .Avenue, North Wan¬ tagh. Ill said dl.slrlel,
Dlst. Sn. 3—In Firemen's Hall, Bell¬ more. In said district,
Dlst, .\i>, 4 —In Ka.Mt Meadow Hall, Ku.st .Meadow, in .iaid district,
Dlst, No. 5—111 Klremens Hall, M.r¬ rick, ill said district,
Dl,«l, Xo, 6 -In Ih.- Truck House of K.\e. Isior Hook and I,,ad<l.'r Companv, Kre.-iioi t, in said district.
No. 7 — 111 the House of Kver }|os<' Companv, Hed.11 Str.et, (111 district,
-In th.- oiflce of John M, .¦^tr.-.t, Kr.-.-iii)rt. In said
tin- house uf .'. l-'r.¦eporl, in
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes.
The regular order of services will he resumed on Siinda,v in the Meth¬ odist Episcopal church. The pastor. Rev, Warren I. Bowman, will be pres¬ ent and preach at the morning serv¬ ice at 10.,30 and at tho pvening serv¬ ice at 7.4.T. Sunday school will be held at 2.30 in the afternoon instead of in the morning, and the Epworth League devotional nipeiing will beglti at 7 o'clock in the evening, the topic being "Opportunities and Perils of School Life," Raymond F. Smith wiil he the leader.
Owing to the stormy weather the attendance at the Epworth League sail last Saturday was not as large as was anticipated, but those who at¬ tended thoroughly enjoyed the occa¬ sion.
An unusually flne song recital was given in the Methodist Episcopal church last Wednesday night by Mr. Albert Lewry, baritone, assisted by .Miss Florence Brunson, soprano, and Mr. Ed.trara K. Marrum at the piano. Mr, Lewry very kindly donated the proceeds to the work of the Epworth League.
The primary department of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school held its annual picnic on the church .grounds last Wednesday afternoon. Numerous games for children were arranged, after which all received the usual treat of ice cream and cake. Those in charge of the affair were .Miss Elizabeth Guenther, superin¬ tendent of the primary department, and Miss Hattie Bedell and Miss Es¬ ther Smith, assistants.
Justice Flint was granted perniis-j sion to secure new Wanks needed fori his offlclal duties, |
An application for exemption ofl l.'iS,"! on assessed value of propertyi was granied Daniel Washburn. This amount was pension money used in the purcliase of said property. :
The board granted the following applications: Water- George Go.sse- lin. Slionnard avenue: Felix Woer¬ ner. Soutll Bayview avenue. Light¬ ing John Dolan. 2H West Merrick road: George Fyte, 32 West -Merrick road: .M, F, Rodrlgaz. IOO Atlantic avenue; S, Dimon Smitli. 22 Lena avenue.
The deplorable condition of Long Beacli avenue, south of Atlanti ave¬ nue, was called to the attention of the board by Trustee Maxson,
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Disl, No. > llaxler, iJiov district,
Dlst. .No, \'l(-w Host- ( district,
Dist, No. 1(1- lu 111.- ston- iif C, ard liandHll, :10 Hrooklyn .Xvciiu. pi>ri, in Said di.strlel.
Dist, .No. 1 I —111 llic luius Mos.' Companv, l-'r.-epurt, trict,
Disl, Xo. 11' -In Kir. llodMcv.-lt. ill saiil dlHlrli-l,
Dist, No, i::- 111 111.- Il.lu^ linn Ilosi- Company, Pro> M«-iii|isli'arl, ill said district
Disl, Xo. 1 l-.-ln till- hnnn Hrook II.Hik and l.ad.i iniidal.-. In said dlstrii.
Di.st, No. I,".- Ill til.- SIrc.-l. Hi-iiii>sl.-ail, in
Dist. No. If. Ill the li.iu! Cilv Kin- D(-pHi-liiii 111, (iai s.-l id .list riei,
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I>isl. .\.i. Ill -In till- I lliisi- (•iiiiipaii> , .\(i. I. Haldwin, in said disiri.
Disl, X.i, U'O- 111 111.- hous.- of Haldwin ll.isi- Company, .No, 2, Cliurcli Stre.t, Halilwin, in said di.sirii-l,
Disl. .No, :;i- In 111.- Kin- House, Park I'la.-.-, l.oni; lli,-ii-li, in said (listri.-t,
Disl, -Nil. L'.' In Ihl- hdiisi- of Sala- maiida lliiiik. Laddi-r unil Hut-ki t Cnm- paiiy, (lei-anside, in said distrit-l,
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Dlsi, No, :.'7- la(-v, Kraiiklli lid distrlrl.
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Kisi.lv.-d that th l-d as (irdinaiice N In th,. VillaKe of IM-nalties tlien-iii in-esi-riberl:
Kxc.-pl as ii(-ri-iiiafl.'|- priividi-d, nn t)(-rsoii or persons shall set tin- to, burn, or caus.- to liavi- s.-t tir.- to or hnrn, any wasli- paper, luhlilsli or iiillaiii- able matt-rial within lifty f.-.-l of anv bulldlnu nf any sort eonslrueted in ¦|',i"LVS6<> whol.- or in part i.f wood or other In- ii, „;„•§„ llaniahl.- mat.-rial, i-x.-i-pt it is biirn.-d Vi"', .'.t^ <ir s.-t lln- to in a can .ir sliiillar r.-<-i-p-I
tacli- madi- of Iron or wire, and c-om-I Disl, No, 29 li pl.-t.-ly covered with a top of similar I'•'"' '^¦'••''"r Truck (-onstriiction lo thv said ean or similar "'"- '.vnbniok r.-c-.-iitac-l.-, so as to k.-.-ii Ih.- pi.-ci-s of mail rial from IiIowIiik awa.\-; nor shall! any person or p.-rsotis hiiild a bonfire i at any place in the- VillaR.- of Kr.-.-port, I i-ither of paper, leav.-s. dried urass, r.-fus.- malli-r or othi>r similar material,! unli-ss Ih.-n- is som.- p.-rson of at li-,-i,sT tli(- niio nt sixtec-n years atli-ndlliK lo said bonlire and watc-hiiiK sam.-.
Any person violaliiiK the provisions of this seetioii shall b.- liable lo a pen¬ ally of nol (XceedhiK twi-iily-flvi- ($L','>) dollars. Any violation of Hi.- jirovisionri of this s.-ction or any pan ili(-i-i-i)f shall 111- disorderly ennduct, TIk- p(-r- soii violalinK this section or any t'urt IlK-nrif shall b(- a disorderly jierson,
It.solv.d further thai thc- Clerk of III.- \"illaK'- of Kr.-eport bi- directed to liav.^ a eiijiy of this ordinance- published ,Nassaii Posl and The Nassau
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Dlsi, No, :; Hook and Hoad, iCImoiit
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ill said distriet.
I- In the hous.- of Helmont
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"I the und.-rslKn.-d, Cl.-rk of tin- \'il- liiKe of Krec-port, said eounty und .Stale, do li(-rehy cerlify that Hie forc-KoInK is a true and correet copy and of the whole- thereof of iiri ordinance adopted' by hte Bciard of Trustees of said vll- luKi- at a mei-tliiK of said board he-Id AuKUsI 26, HI l.'i,
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Mrs. Francis W. Miller has visiting friends in Amityvllle.
AT THE CHUBCHES.
Bapti»t, Freeport,
The regular services in the Baptist church will be resumed next Sunday. In the morning the pastor will preach a sermon with a view of the fall and winter work. At the close the Lord's supper wlll be observed. In the even¬ ing, at 7.4,5, a special musical service will be held. Four of the old hymns will be ^elected, and the pastor will tell the story of the circumstances under which they were composed, and of the influences they have exerted 4n the world. The choir, under the leatS- ership of Mr. Case, win lead the sing¬ ing. All are most cordially invited to be present.
PREFERENTIAL PRIMARIES
Primary Election Notice
Board of Election* of the County of Nat- ¦au, New Yok.
Mlni-ola, .N, v., AuKust L'4th, l!»l,i, I'ursuant to the provisions of Chapter 22 of the I..aws of iai5. notice Is h.-reby Kiven that a Primary Klecllon of the enrolled Hepublican, Democratic, Inde- pence Leutfue, American, Prohibition, ProKresslve and Socialist voters of the County of .Nassau, New Vorlt, will be held on
Tuesday,
September 1915,
28th,
and
Block Island
SUNDAY, SEPT. 12
R. I.
$1.
50
Speeial train with parlor car wlll leave Kreeporl 11,25 A, .M,, for Mon¬ tauk, thence by the steamer ".SHIXXECOC'K"' for Block Island, '
Lve. Block Island, returning 4 P, M.
Tickets on sale, commencing Sat¬ urday. Sept, 11, Sale of tickets lim¬ ited. The right Is reserved to post¬ pone the excursion and redeem tickets. Restaurant. Lunch Coun¬ ter and Cafe service on steamer.
between the houi* of ,'i m„ In each of the several primary dis¬ tricts, as constituted and staled and at the polling places, as below deslKnat¬ ed for the Itepublicatc I>emooratlc, Independi-nce League, American, Pro¬ hibition. ProKresslve and Koclallst votc-rs of each of the primary districts. In accordance- with the certlflcates duly filed with Ihe custodians of Primary Hecords by the respective chairmen Oi lhe- County (,'ommlttee of the Republi¬ can. Democratic. Independence League, Prohibition, and ProKresslve Parly or- Kanizations in the County of Nassau primary election will be held,
Dn the part of the Hepublican voters, for the purpose of electlnK members of the Hepublican County Co.mmltlee of Ihe- County of Nassau, To nominate a candidate- for Justice of Ihe Supreme <'ourt. To nominate a candidale for Member of Assembly from the Assem¬ bly District comprlslnK the County of Nassau,
f)n the part of the Democratic vot¬ ers, for Ihe purpose of electlnK mem- bc-rs of the Democratic County Com¬ mittee of the County of Nassau, To nominate a candidate- for Justice of the .Sepreme Court. To nominate a candi¬ date for Member of Assembly from the Assembly District comprlslnK the County of Nassau,
Dn thc- part e>f the Independehce LeaKUe roters, for the purpose of elect¬ ing niembers of the Independence League County Committee of the County of Nassau, To nominate a can¬ didal.; for Justice of the Supreme Court, To nominate a candidate for Member of .Assembly from the Asstrmbiy District comprisinDf the County of Najisau, for the purpose of electing membera of
and I.add.-r Coni|>i Stn-ani, In said distrirt.
Dist. No. ,'lfi -III ,laeob I'lim-ls Hur¬ li.-i Sliii|i. \'alli-y Sin-aiii, in sai.i dls¬ trie-t.
Disl. .No. :i7-- 111 111.- housi- of Kmpir. llook and I.H(Id(-r ,C.impany, Woodrn.-r.-, in said disirict,
Disl. No. :!S—In tli^e offlee of K. K. .M(- (iliin's 111- Company, Chesliiiii Sin-.-i, (•((larhiirsi, in said distriet,
Dlsi. .No :::i In th.- slore- of .1 S Pow.ll, Ci-nlral Avenue-, Cedarhursi, ii. salcl (ilstl-ict.
Dist. Xo. -lO-ln the- house of Wash¬ iiiKton Hook and Ladd.-i Company l.awn-nci-, in said .Iistrict,
Dist, .No 4 1 -III til.- .I.-ff.-rson Social' Club lions.-, I.a wr.-nc-e- Avenm-, I,jiw re-nee-, in saiel .list rlel,
Dlst. No, 12 In (Idd K.-llow's Hall. Inwo.id, In sal.I district,
Dist, .No. i3 111 Ihe hous. of Kl.-c-tri.- Ilook ancl Lacld.-r Company. Inwood. In said (list rlc-t.
TOWN OF \Oi(TH HUM I'STKAII In K.-ction IMst. ,No. I At the- Town llall. Manhass.-t, In said dislriel.
Ifi Klectlon Disl. .No. 2- A t the Iti-S- cue llook and Ijidcli-r Com|>any's H'ouse, Hoslyn, in said dislriel,
111 Klectlon Illsl. .No :i -At .lones' Hnll, I'orl VVashiiiKlon In said district. In Klecllon Disl, No, i - At Kiremen's Hall, Mineolu, In said distriet.
In Klection Dist. No. Ti- At Klre-men'H Hall, (Ir.-at .Neck, In said district.
In Klection Dlst, No, 6--At Kiremen's Hall, Westbury, In said district.
In Klectlon Dlst, No 7- At Libertv
Hall, Port WashlnKion, In said district.
In Klection Dlst, .No, H- -At VlKllant
i-'irc- Hous.-, Creat .Neck Stallcm. In said
district.
In Klecllon Dist, .No, ft- AI KIre Dis¬ trict Hall. Millers Lane-, New Hyde: Park. Ill said distrirt.
In Klectlon Dlst. .No 10-At Hoslyn HiKhland's P'Ire Hall, at Roslyn Hi-lKhts. in said district.
In Kli-ction Dlst, No, 11 At Klower Hill Hose Company's House-, Port WashlnKion, in said district.
In Klectlon Dlst, No. 12—At Thomas McCord's Keal Kstate Offlce, Westbury. In said district.
In Klecllon Dlst, .No, 1.1 -At .lerlcho Turniiike- Firemen's HuildInK, at Min .-ola, in said district,
TOWIW OK OVHTBK BAV Disl, .No, 1—Justice Court Hooni, KarmlriKdale,
Dlst, No, 2—Flre Department Hulld¬ inK, Central Park.
Dlst, No. 3—Charles Wass' Harber Shop, IHcksvllle
Dlst, .No, 4—Hieks' Cider Mlli, Icho,
Dlst. .No, ,">—Truck House, Oyl Bay,
DIsl. No. «—Waldron'B WheelwrlKht Shop, Kast Norwich,
Dlst, No. 7—Justice f.'ourl Itoom. Au¬ drey Avenue, Dyster Hay,
Disl, No. H—^;iub Rooms, Malini-coe-k iKhborhood Association, Locust 'Val-
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;i—Edmond's BJacksmltli Hall, Bohoof
Dlst, .No, Shop, Olen Cove Landing
Dlst. No. 10--Highland Street. fJIen Cove.
Disl. No. 11—Justice Court ' Room, Oien C'ove-,
Disl,, No. 12—Vltioenfg Opera Hou«V' South <Jlen f^ove.
Disl, .No, 1.1—Sea Cliff Bank Build- in K. Sea Cliff.
Dlst, No, I-fv-Flnnln's Hall, Bayvllle-.
Dlst, No, 16—omce of Queens I^nd and Title Co,, Massapt^iua,
Dlst, .No. Dl—Justice Court Roouk Hicksvill.-,
The- ,-oIor of the Republican RuHot shall be Cherry; the Democratic liallot. Light tlrei-n: the Independence lAmgata Ballot, f^anary; the American Dallot, .Scarlet; the I'rohlbltlon Ballot, Man¬ darin; Ihl- Progressive- Ballot, Light Blue, and the Socialist Ballot. Buff, BOAHD OK KLKCTIONH OK NASSAU COUNTY LAWRENCK B. KIKWIN.
Prealdent. CHARLES U, 8TOWB.
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