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THE WtMAVYflifT, TESBf&BS, H. T^ fttlBAT, IHHK If, UU.
mesBss
Gear^# W# Raynor
Staple and. Fancy Grocer
FLOUm. fEID, BAOOV. BOILED HAM, ' ETO.
•WB SOfclCrX TOUB TRADE"
^1 11 West Merriok load.. flEBPOBT. Telephone 837
i
My Telephone Hiuaber is 337 ntEEPOBT
C A. FULTON
Undertaker and Eifibalmcr
57 West Mernck Boad FBEEPOBT, H. T.
Millinery and Hair Goods
Your own combings made up in any style you desire. H0TI0H8 EMBBOIDEBT LADIES' WEAB
"A Mark of Distinction on Every Haf Renovating and Re-curling Feathers
Mrs. Kate Osborne
18 West Merrick Boad FBEEPOET
/ Telephone 895-W.
Shoe S3iiiiiiig Parkr
HATS CLEANBD AND RXNOVATBD CIOARS, CIOABBrrTES
J. A. CHABKALIS
44 So. Main St. intKBPORT
One of the most up-to-date Instru¬ ments of the day.
Your verdict will be In favor of the PEASE PLAYER PIANO, If Judged by the teet of musical results.
As a PLAYER It supplies the flnger technique of the foremost artists.
Music Boll Library Service FBEE.
WHITE FOB CATALOG
Our Partial Payment Plan Is Most Economical,
Pease Piano Co.
THE MUSIC HOUSE OF BBOOKLTH
34 Flatbnth Ave., Brooklyn, H. T.
Phone 4079 Main.
Open Evenings by Appointment.
Complete atock of VICTOR and COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINES, Records and Supplies. Convenient Payments.
The ParsoQ ^ Marble aod GraQite Works
SMITH & 8FBA0UE, Proprietors.
Designers and Builders of High Class Memorial^. Ail kiods of Cemetery WorK- Lettering « Specialty.
Eatimotes and Designs Cheerftilly Furnished
TABS OPPOSrrX OBBEHFIELD CUliBIlBT Telephrae 188-W. HEMMTBAS, L I
BBOOK¬ LTH AVE.
CLASSY LADIES* TAILOR
OHE WHO KHOWS HOW TO PLEASE.
J. BRUNS
Gilmore's Extract of Mexican Vanilla
AND OTHER FLAVORS
For the past twelve years these Eztraets have been used by a large nnmber of the old substantia resi¬ dents of Hassan and Queens Coanties.
I make only PUBE goods out of the best materials.
A post oard asking for particulars as to prices, etc., will be promptly answered.
WHITMAN HEARS BECKER S PLEA
Manton Arranges For fom- ai Hearing ^|ext Week.
WONT mi RESPONSIBIirrY
THOMAS H. GILMORE
FBEEPOBT L. I., H. t.
FLORIST
AUTO QUICK DEUVEBT SEBVICE
THE CHOICEST VABIETIES OF CUT FLOWEBS. LAB6E STOCK OF OBOWmO PLAHT8.
Governor Will DMido tho Cttaa Him- self—la Wiiiin* t« Hear Mrs,^ Batkar Pload f^or Husband — Little Doitibt Folt That Appoal Will B« Deniod.
Albany, June 23.-<:harle8 A. Becker's plea to be sared fnim thc electric cbair by Clovernor Charles A. Whitman, wbo twice brought about hts conviction on tbe charge of murder in the flrst de¬ gree. Is now betott the governor, al- thongb no written npplicatlon for a commutatiuu of sentence haa been pre- sente«l to tbe governor. .Martin T. Man- ton, counsel for Beclcer, made a flying trip to Albany, nnd he and Governor Whitman discusaed the cnse and the application for clemency.
Much fls he might like to let some one else decide tbe case bieiiuse of tbe fact tbat bis proseention of Lieutenant Becker is considered to have been one of the IcHding causes of bis election as governor, (Governor Whitinnn will make, the fluiil decision In this case. '
Mrs. Becker can come to Albany to plead for lier busbiind's life If she wants to, the governor said. He de¬ clared, liowever, that Mr. Manton had not asked permission to let Mrs. Becker make ber plen nnd that tlic Question had not come np during their talk
No one seems to doubt that Governor Whitman will deny thc Becker npjjeall Not even the action of Georgia's gov¬ ernor in commuting the sentence of Leo Frank will have any effect on the Becker case, it Is deihiicd. Governor Wbitman ns district i.ttmney believed Becker shonid die in the electric chnir as a penalty for Iho Itoscnthal killin;:. nnd Htlll doos. it is do laicd.
A date for flic forniMl hearing before the governor will l>e set next week at another conference hot ween tbe gov¬ ernor and Mr. Manton. [iiobnbly Thurs¬ day. This hearing will be early In the following week, it Is tIk ught, becnuse the next week is tbe week set for the electrocution.
Governor Whitman and Mr. Manton hnd nothing to say as to the possibility of Beeker making n •"confession" or "squealing" in order to force clemency from tbe governor. Mr. Manton would not discus.", bis taltc'.fft all. declaring tbe governor wonld gny anything there was to be raid.
DBAFT OH HOTE BEADT.
Qermatx Reply Hore Noxt Woek After Kaiser Soeo It.
Loudon, Jnne 2.'?.—The preliminary draft of file Gerinnn note to thc United States is completed, according to infor¬ mation obtained from Berlin by the, Dally Mail's correspondent nt The Hague. It will be delayed as long as possible, thc correspondent snys, not being forwarded to Washington until the-julddle or end of next week on the ground thnt it must first he sent to tbe kaiser for bis approval.
Representatives of powerful business and coinmei-cinl interests, including Herr Bullln,. tho managing director of the Hnmburg-.Viuerlean Steamship compauy. have hocu In Berlin durlns the past week trying to Indnce tbe gov- emment to ndopt a conciliatory atti¬ tude towurd Ihe United. States, wtaile Admiral von Tirpitz and leaders of the naval and military party have been in slating that the government on uo ac¬ count abandon its submarine warfare.
Funeral Work *A Specialty
Covering and Lining of Graves
Oreeahoaiei at East Hew YtlAk.
J.H.VAN MATER
t iLDtane atx.. vr. ruuoir fttViMM lois. jamabul
FIHDS DIAMOHD BKACELET.
130,000 Jowel Loat by Mro. Dul<o Ro- otored by Boy.
New York, June 23.—Mrs. Cordelia Biddle Dnke, whose marriage to An¬ gler B. Duke took place In Philadelphia on Api;)U 28, has recovered i eostly dbi- mond studded bracelet wblch she lost on Sunday on tho Great Neck golf links. Strict «e<recy was maintained concerning tbe Iohs ot tlie bracelet, but estimates of its value ran from $10,009 to 130.000.
It was found by Arthur SUeen, the sixteen-year-old nssistan^t of James Fra¬ ser, the club professional.
DB. W. H. aBEOO DEAD.
Solontiot Had Gon« to Piorids to ¦onofit Hio HaaHfx. New York, June 23.-Dr. WlUlam H. Gregg, for mnny years a prominent scientiat la this stute. Is dead at Bt Clond, Fla., where he went several months ago for his bealtb. He was bom bd Elmlru, N. Y., and was eighty- four years old. He had been a prac¬ ticing physician in New York city and In Port Chester, N. Y., bnt several years ago he retired from active prac¬ tice.
ALFBED HOTES ABBESTED.
¦nglioh P.4«t'Aocuto4 ef Failing to Pay Commisaiona. Bvstoo. June 23.—Alfred Noyes, thc Britisb poet, wns arrested in Cam bridge on a charge preferred by Mrs. V. A. Bnrrett of Wellesley, who claima that Im falkid to pay her 10 p«r cent csasBslMlon for servleas readersd in
Iseeartoc a lecturlov SBgageasset for tatta At I<ow<tfl InstttM*. She tHAbrng tlMt ba ow«i ker fUg^
Moving andGeneralContractiiig
We have not only large aad tfgided moving %iins but emplo.^ strong and competent lami, and ai« «|«lM»ed to do the best and most »at isfactory work.
CESSPOOLS ANeI TOILETS cleaned .\T NIGHT, AXp IX A MOST SANITARY MANNER. •
THOS. W. ABRAMS
Pleasant Avenue, Ereeport.
Tel. 588-1
Help Wanted and Furnished
COMPETENT. EXPERIENCED NURSES, MAIDS, COOKS •AND OENERAL HOUSEWORKERS; PIECE AND FAM¬ ILY LAtTNDERING. HOUSE AND FURNITURE RBNO- VATINO. MEN BV DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. ALL KINDS OF WORK BY CONTRACT.
" Anderson's Employment Agency
12 WAVEBLT PLACE. Telephone 890.
FEEEPOET, H. T.
The Baldwin Garage and Salesrooms
lOSEPH L. SCHIFFMACHER, Prop.
Most Coniplets and Efficient on Long Island
Hew and Second Hand FORDS For Sale.
All kinds of Supplies and Sundries, Tires and Tubes, Vulcanizing, Batteries Becharged, Overhauling.
EXPERIENCED
EFFICIENT
ECONOMY
EXPERTS
Excellent Storage Facilities
FREEPORT POUITRY FARMS
OH POSITIVELY SAHITAET IDEALS
Strictly Fresh Eg^ and Fresh Killed Broilen direct from farm, Also breeders of S. C. White Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Bocks and S. C. Bhode Liland Beds.
SETTOrO EQOS ALWATS OH HAHD,
STAHLET MILLEB, Mgr. All Orders Promptly Delivered.
CARROLL STREET
Telephone 812-W.
POST OFFICE BOX. 75
S. Herzfeld
69 SOUTH MAIN ST. FREEPORT
SHOES For The Whole Family
We carry all the latest styles and an up-fo-date stock of
Ladies', Misses', Men's/ Boys' and Children's Shoes
Why go elsewhere and pay more for an in¬ ferior article T
We have not only expert workmen bat the latest machinery for making and repair¬ ing Boots and l^oes. Let Ufl tell you that we can >ew on new soles hy nultMieiy, aflmnng the aaaiest aad best wojtiouuuihip, while yon miL
CALL AHD LET D8 SHOW TOD.
Artistic and Cheap
BOOT AHD SHOE BEPAIBIHO
Expert Shoe Bepairer Beasonable Prices
FRANK CHIMERI
16 Brooklyn Ave., Freeport, H. T.
LEOAL HOTICES.
SlTrilKMK COI'HT. N.\S8At' COUNTY. —Sunun F. Ueor){«". Plainiifr, against I'hilip Colyj-r, I ullvUlunlly .iinl as trus¬ tee for i::<lKar Ford, KdKar Ford, Llllinn Coyler and LouU P. Sav.ijjc, Ocfendnnts. In purtfuanco of h Jmlginent of foie- i)lo«urp and ante boaring; date the lilh day of May, J9I5. mado and cnterc^d In lho abo > ontltird uction on the 19tli day of May. 1915, I. thc undersigned, Ihl rctvr-I In »ald JudRmrnl iiani-J, will- ai II al publlc auotlon on tho
:tr<l »AV OF JIILV,. ISIS, nt llit^ front door of the Roalty ¦ Uulld- lim', Son. 1-7 llallroad avenuo. in :h» VlTliiRo of Frooport. Nftsnau county. Now York, at 10 oVIock in the foronoon of thnt duv, Ihe promlcos diroctod hy mild Juddirment to bt »old, and tlioroln doKcrlbod' an followB:
All that cortain lot, or ploco of hind, siluatod In tho ToWn of Iloinp.sicad, yuoons County (now Nassau t^ounty), and Stato of Now Vork. on tho oastorly Ide of tho hishway loading from Uroen- wIch Point" < now Hoo«ovelt) to treo- port. and boundod as follows, vlr..:
On tho north by land formerly of fHlvor Charlick (now land kpown ua ColumbU Holnhtst; on lho oaf.t by Und forinoily holongInK to Iho ostat" of .fucob Smith, docoased (now land of ColumhUa TIolRhlsl, and land now ownod by .lolin Ivosoe I formorly RIclmrd Brdoll); on the .south by land formorly of Lcoiiaid Losoe (now of .Iohn I»soo); on thc wo.ot hy tho aforesaid hiRhway IcidlnK from Crtonrtlch Point mow Uoosevelt) 1<> Frooport; the norlh and sound bounds boinK StralKht linos parallel to -ach other and throe (H) chains und thirty- flve (35> links apart with a iiiodlum len«lh of . luht (81 chains and nlnoty- flvo 195) links from oast to west, oon- laliilUK within said boufids. throe <.,i acres of land; belns tho same premise:. (OMvevod to rtohpcca Itaynor, Junior, by Leonard l.osoo, and l.ydla, his wife, by de.d hom ill)! date February 11, tH-.'". and bp(|Ue:ilhod to F^oandor Loseo by the ^ litl llohc coa Kaynoi-. .lunior, in lior last will and testament. boarinK date .luiu- 1, I>iT1. whloh said last wlll and l.sia- iiK Ml wi'S itdmlttod to probate? In tli» 'juieiis I'ounty SurroKate's Court, nn llie mil (lav of Septomhor, 1871.
Hilled, Fr<eport,''N. Y.. May in. i:'!.'.. I-RO FISHKL. Referee. Kf.VIN N. KKWAUnS, Plalnlifr's Atlor¬ nev, Oirico and Posl OUice Address, 1-7 itailroad avenuo. Froeport, .\. V.
i.t}\ti i.xi,.\M) II. It. TiMi<: taum:.
( Kfteotlve .May :!(>. lOl.'i.) Leave .Merrlelt fur Ni'W Vork. Penn¬ sylvania Station, Hrooklyn and iiiier- medlate wtatioiiH, wi'ok-days. 5.16, iTi..):', 6.;!8. «.54. 7.1S. n.2it. 7..ii(, IS.I'.', .Vis, 10.12, 11.'.iS A. M.; 12.25, 3.1)2, 4.17, ."..:is, ii.41. S.OS, 10.5!) P. M. Sundaya, fi.4S. s.24, 11.20 .\. .M.; 12.05, i.ti. 1.30, 5.:i:'.. 7.0S, ;i. 14, 1(».47 P. M.
l.eave Froeport for New Vork, Penn¬ sylvania Ktatlon and Hrooklyn, we.k- days, 5.2rt, 15.56. fl.42, 6.58, 7.22, 17.17,
5.05. iS.16. 8.52. ;).4I), 10.17, 11.32 A. M ; 12.30, 3.00, 4.21. 5.02, 5.43. 6.46, S.12, !).20. 11.03 P. .M. Sundays, 6.52, 8.2H, :>.2I A. M.; 12.Oil, 2.4S, 4.34, 5.S7, 7.12, 7.50. ». IS, 10.51 P. M.
Trains loavo Freeport for Amityvllle, Babylon, I'atchOKue and Intormodiato stations, weok-days, na4.44, 6.S8, 8.10, a!t.29. 11.53 .\. M.: sl.26. al.43. sa2.22. 2.44. a;t.58, al4.57, af5.3rt, a5.B6, aie.lH. 10.4K, a7.06, 7.44, a».07, alO.44 P. M.; 12.17, a2.04, MlKlit. Sundays, 6.;H, aD.IO. alO.r.il A. .M.; 12.29, 2.27, 3.62, a6.22, u7.45, an.'*;;, all.14 P. M.; al.42 nlRht.
Trains leave Now Vork, I'oniisylvaiiia Station, for Freeport. Morrlck and prin¬ cipal iiilermoiliato stations, na3.50, 5.4 1,
7.06, a8.3fi, 11.00 A. M.; B12.40, al2.)S, sal.21. 2.00, a3.flO, a4.03, f4.44. no.Mi. a5.31, 15.54, 86.1-7, «.50, aS.lO, a9.50, ll.:to P. M.; al.io nluht. Sundays, 4.30, aS J".. a9.57, 11.36 A. M.; 1.37, 2.58, a5.25, a«l.r,l, aS.OS, alO. :S P. M.; al2.35 nlKlit.
aTralns run to Habylon only.
elUiiiH (111 Mondays only.
kSlops on signal; runs to .TaiTiaIi.ni
OJllV. '
nNo Hrooklyn oonnection.
sSaturdays only. .. fi:xoopt Saturdays.
ilOxcopt holldsiys.
I Kxcept Saturdays and holidays.
Trains loavo Brooklyn .Flatbush Av.¬ nue Station, about tho same tlini; as those shown from Now York, T'ennsyl- vania Stallon. This timo table Hubjooi lo cnantio withoui notice.
UAII.V Tn«)M.KV TIMK TAni.i:. Mlupoln -llrooki>'B lllvisloa.
Leave Hompstead, Main and Front Sl«.:
Southbound at 4.30, 4.46, 6.15, 6.30 a. 111.; Iheu every 30 minutos thoreafter until 11.00 p. m. 12.00 a. m. to KockvIHa Centre only.
Northbound at 5.30 a. m., and every 30 minuloB fhoroaflor until 12.00 a. m.
Last car leaves CUy Ijino, Brooklyn, for llenipstoad at 12.45 a. in.
.A flfteoii-mlnulo hoadway U operated between Rockvillo (Centre and Brook¬ lyn as follown: Woek days, except Sun¬ days, loavo flrant and Liberty Btreols. Brooklyn, C.OO a. m. till 9.15 a. in.; then 2.45 p. m. Illl 7.45 p. m. Sundays, 12 00 N. till 8.43 p. III.
Heni|iii<«>ad-Janiaiea DivUloa. Leave H<'inpBtoad, Main and Front Sti.:
Westbound at 6.30 a. m., and every 30 rnlnutoH theroflfler unlll 11.30 p. ni. .Sundays, 6.30 a. ni.. and evcry tO min¬ utos Iheroaflor until ll.SO p. m.
Kastbound. 6.15 a.vm., and every 30 minutes thereafter until 12.16 a. in. Sundays, 7.16 a. m., and then the same schedule as week days.
Jerleho Pike DIvMoa. Loaves MInooln. Boulevard und Old
Country road; K<Wostbound, 6.30 a. m., and every 30 JHjiU'os thereafter until 9.16 p, in., tnlMLIO.lS and IMS p. m. Sundays, flrsTTtTir, 6.IB a. m., then same schedule as week days.
Leavo .lamaica, Fulton an<] Wa»hlngfon streets:
F.astbnund. 6.30 a. m., and every 30 minutos thereafter until 10.00 p. m.; then 11.90 p. m. and IS.OO a. m. Sun¬ days, first car, 7.16 a. m.. then aam* schedule aa week days.
J. M. STODDARD, Supt.
THK .VKW YORK AND NORTH SHORK TRACTIOIV COMPAISY.
Time Table\ K..iictlve Jan. 1, 1916. w«ek Daya.
Leave Port Washington for MJneola, Hlcksvin« and Fluahlns: S.OS a. nx.: then evory hour until 10,06 p. m. Csr leaving Port Washlnirton at 11.05 p. m. fo Ttoslyn Clock Towor only.
Leave Flushlnir for Port WaahlnKton and Hlckavllle: S.SO a. m.; than «Tary hour until S.tO p. m. Cars <eavlnff 9.30 and 10.30 p. m. to ttoalxn Clock Towor oniy.
SalMraar*. j
Car leaving Flushing at r.tS p. tn. runa to Tlickaville.
fjeave niokavllle for Port WaahlnR. ton and FlushlnK' 4.3S a. m.; then mrery hour until 9.3u p. m. Car leaving H>ek«- vUl at 10.3S p. m. lo Roalyn n^u* barn oaly.
Leave Port WaahlnKton for Mineola, HIcKavllle and »iuainnfr: 7.St a. oi.; then every hour nntil lO.St p. m. Cmr leavlnK Port Washington 11.01 p. m. to Roslyn (,'iocK Towar only.
LeavK Fluahlng for Port Waahlngton and Hicksville: S.IO a. m.: than rvery hour until S.SS p. m. C*r I«Mrtag 10.30 p. m. to Koalro Ctoek Toivar wny.
L«ave Nmi*svIII« for Port wasblag' tob aiUI TltuMmg; 7.Sf ». n„ than erary havr nntil tAt p. at. Cmt lagviaa VheAa. raie at lt.SS d. u. and Il.M p. m. to Itoslyn esr tent oaijr.

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Title	Nassau Post 19150625; Title
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FullText	THE WtMAVYflifT, TESBf&BS, H. T^ fttlBAT, IHHK If, UU. mesBss Gear^# W# Raynor Staple and. Fancy Grocer FLOUm. fEID, BAOOV. BOILED HAM, ' ETO. •WB SOfclCrX TOUB TRADE" ^1 11 West Merriok load.. flEBPOBT. Telephone 837 i My Telephone Hiuaber is 337 ntEEPOBT C A. FULTON Undertaker and Eifibalmcr 57 West Mernck Boad FBEEPOBT, H. T. Millinery and Hair Goods Your own combings made up in any style you desire. H0TI0H8 EMBBOIDEBT LADIES' WEAB "A Mark of Distinction on Every Haf Renovating and Re-curling Feathers Mrs. Kate Osborne 18 West Merrick Boad FBEEPOET / Telephone 895-W. Shoe S3iiiiiiig Parkr HATS CLEANBD AND RXNOVATBD CIOARS, CIOABBrrTES J. A. CHABKALIS 44 So. Main St. intKBPORT One of the most up-to-date Instru¬ ments of the day. Your verdict will be In favor of the PEASE PLAYER PIANO, If Judged by the teet of musical results. As a PLAYER It supplies the flnger technique of the foremost artists. Music Boll Library Service FBEE. WHITE FOB CATALOG Our Partial Payment Plan Is Most Economical, Pease Piano Co. THE MUSIC HOUSE OF BBOOKLTH 34 Flatbnth Ave., Brooklyn, H. T. Phone 4079 Main. Open Evenings by Appointment. Complete atock of VICTOR and COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINES, Records and Supplies. Convenient Payments. The ParsoQ ^ Marble aod GraQite Works SMITH & 8FBA0UE, Proprietors. Designers and Builders of High Class Memorial^. Ail kiods of Cemetery WorK- Lettering « Specialty. Eatimotes and Designs Cheerftilly Furnished TABS OPPOSrrX OBBEHFIELD CUliBIlBT Telephrae 188-W. HEMMTBAS, L I BBOOK¬ LTH AVE. CLASSY LADIES* TAILOR OHE WHO KHOWS HOW TO PLEASE. J. BRUNS Gilmore's Extract of Mexican Vanilla AND OTHER FLAVORS For the past twelve years these Eztraets have been used by a large nnmber of the old substantia resi¬ dents of Hassan and Queens Coanties. I make only PUBE goods out of the best materials. A post oard asking for particulars as to prices, etc., will be promptly answered. WHITMAN HEARS BECKER S PLEA Manton Arranges For fom- ai Hearing ^ ext Week. WONT mi RESPONSIBIirrY THOMAS H. GILMORE FBEEPOBT L. I., H. t. FLORIST AUTO QUICK DEUVEBT SEBVICE THE CHOICEST VABIETIES OF CUT FLOWEBS. LAB6E STOCK OF OBOWmO PLAHT8. Governor Will DMido tho Cttaa Him- self—la Wiiiin* t« Hear Mrs,^ Batkar Pload f^or Husband — Little Doitibt Folt That Appoal Will B« Deniod. Albany, June 23.-<:harle8 A. Becker's plea to be sared fnim thc electric cbair by Clovernor Charles A. Whitman, wbo twice brought about hts conviction on tbe charge of murder in the flrst de¬ gree. Is now betott the governor, al- thongb no written npplicatlon for a commutatiuu of sentence haa been pre- sente«l to tbe governor..Martin T. Man- ton, counsel for Beclcer, made a flying trip to Albany, nnd he and Governor Whitman discusaed the cnse and the application for clemency. Much fls he might like to let some one else decide tbe case bieiiuse of tbe fact tbat bis proseention of Lieutenant Becker is considered to have been one of the IcHding causes of bis election as governor, (Governor Whitinnn will make, the fluiil decision In this case. ' Mrs. Becker can come to Albany to plead for lier busbiind's life If she wants to, the governor said. He de¬ clared, liowever, that Mr. Manton had not asked permission to let Mrs. Becker make ber plen nnd that tlic Question had not come np during their talk No one seems to doubt that Governor Whitman will deny thc Becker npjjeall Not even the action of Georgia's gov¬ ernor in commuting the sentence of Leo Frank will have any effect on the Becker case, it Is deihiicd. Governor Wbitman ns district i.ttmney believed Becker shonid die in the electric chnir as a penalty for Iho Itoscnthal killin; :. nnd Htlll doos. it is do laicd. A date for flic forniMl hearing before the governor will l>e set next week at another conference hot ween tbe gov¬ ernor and Mr. Manton. [iiobnbly Thurs¬ day. This hearing will be early In the following week, it Is tIk ught, becnuse the next week is tbe week set for the electrocution. Governor Whitman and Mr. Manton hnd nothing to say as to the possibility of Beeker making n •confession" or "squealing" in order to force clemency from tbe governor. Mr. Manton would not discus.", bis taltc'.fft all. declaring tbe governor wonld gny anything there was to be raid. DBAFT OH HOTE BEADT. Qermatx Reply Hore Noxt Woek After Kaiser Soeo It. Loudon, Jnne 2.'?.—The preliminary draft of file Gerinnn note to thc United States is completed, according to infor¬ mation obtained from Berlin by the, Dally Mail's correspondent nt The Hague. It will be delayed as long as possible, thc correspondent snys, not being forwarded to Washington until the-julddle or end of next week on the ground thnt it must first he sent to tbe kaiser for bis approval. Representatives of powerful business and coinmei-cinl interests, including Herr Bullln ,. tho managing director of the Hnmburg-.Viuerlean Steamship compauy. have hocu In Berlin durlns the past week trying to Indnce tbe gov- emment to ndopt a conciliatory atti¬ tude towurd Ihe United. States, wtaile Admiral von Tirpitz and leaders of the naval and military party have been in slating that the government on uo ac¬ count abandon its submarine warfare. Funeral Work A Specialty Covering and Lining of Graves Oreeahoaiei at East Hew YtlAk. J.H.VAN MATER t iLDtane atx.. vr. ruuoir fttViMM lois. jamabul FIHDS DIAMOHD BKACELET. 130,000 Jowel Loat by Mro. Dul<o Ro- otored by Boy. New York, June 23.—Mrs. Cordelia Biddle Dnke, whose marriage to An¬ gler B. Duke took place In Philadelphia on Api;)U 28, has recovered i eostly dbi- mond studded bracelet wblch she lost on Sunday on tho Great Neck golf links. Strict «e<recy was maintained concerning tbe Iohs ot tlie bracelet, but estimates of its value ran from $10,009 to 130.000. It was found by Arthur SUeen, the sixteen-year-old nssistan^t of James Fra¬ ser, the club professional. DB. W. H. aBEOO DEAD. Solontiot Had Gon« to Piorids to ¦onofit Hio HaaHfx. New York, June 23.-Dr. WlUlam H. Gregg, for mnny years a prominent scientiat la this stute. Is dead at Bt Clond, Fla., where he went several months ago for his bealtb. He was bom bd Elmlru, N. Y., and was eighty- four years old. He had been a prac¬ ticing physician in New York city and In Port Chester, N. Y., bnt several years ago he retired from active prac¬ tice. ALFBED HOTES ABBESTED. ¦nglioh P.4«t'Aocuto4 ef Failing to Pay Commisaiona. Bvstoo. June 23.—Alfred Noyes, thc Britisb poet, wns arrested in Cam bridge on a charge preferred by Mrs. V. A. Bnrrett of Wellesley, who claima that Im falkid to pay her 10 p«r cent csasBslMlon for servleas readersd in Iseeartoc a lecturlov SBgageasset for tatta At I<ow<tfl InstttM. She tHAbrng tlMt ba ow«i ker fUg^ Moving andGeneralContractiiig We have not only large aad tfgided moving %iins but emplo.^ strong and competent lami, and ai« « «lM»ed to do the best and most »at isfactory work. CESSPOOLS ANeI TOILETS cleaned .\T NIGHT, AXp IX A MOST SANITARY MANNER. • THOS. W. ABRAMS Pleasant Avenue, Ereeport. Tel. 588-1 Help Wanted and Furnished COMPETENT. EXPERIENCED NURSES, MAIDS, COOKS •AND OENERAL HOUSEWORKERS; PIECE AND FAM¬ ILY LAtTNDERING. HOUSE AND FURNITURE RBNO- VATINO. MEN BV DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. ALL KINDS OF WORK BY CONTRACT. " Anderson's Employment Agency 12 WAVEBLT PLACE. Telephone 890. FEEEPOET, H. T. The Baldwin Garage and Salesrooms lOSEPH L. SCHIFFMACHER, Prop. Most Coniplets and Efficient on Long Island Hew and Second Hand FORDS For Sale. All kinds of Supplies and Sundries, Tires and Tubes, Vulcanizing, Batteries Becharged, Overhauling. EXPERIENCED EFFICIENT ECONOMY EXPERTS Excellent Storage Facilities FREEPORT POUITRY FARMS OH POSITIVELY SAHITAET IDEALS Strictly Fresh Eg^ and Fresh Killed Broilen direct from farm, Also breeders of S. C. White Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Bocks and S. C. Bhode Liland Beds. SETTOrO EQOS ALWATS OH HAHD, STAHLET MILLEB, Mgr. All Orders Promptly Delivered. CARROLL STREET Telephone 812-W. POST OFFICE BOX. 75 S. Herzfeld 69 SOUTH MAIN ST. FREEPORT SHOES For The Whole Family We carry all the latest styles and an up-fo-date stock of Ladies', Misses', Men's/ Boys' and Children's Shoes Why go elsewhere and pay more for an in¬ ferior article T We have not only expert workmen bat the latest machinery for making and repair¬ ing Boots and l^oes. Let Ufl tell you that we can >ew on new soles hy nultMieiy, aflmnng the aaaiest aad best wojtiouuuihip, while yon miL CALL AHD LET D8 SHOW TOD. Artistic and Cheap BOOT AHD SHOE BEPAIBIHO Expert Shoe Bepairer Beasonable Prices FRANK CHIMERI 16 Brooklyn Ave., Freeport, H. T. LEOAL HOTICES. SlTrilKMK COI'HT. N.\S8At' COUNTY. —Sunun F. Ueor){«". Plainiifr, against I'hilip Colyj-r, I ullvUlunlly.iinl as trus¬ tee for i::<lKar Ford, KdKar Ford, Llllinn Coyler and LouU P. Sav.ijjc, Ocfendnnts. In purtfuanco of h Jmlginent of foie- i)lo«urp and ante boaring; date the lilh day of May, J9I5. mado and cnterc^d In lho abo > ontltird uction on the 19tli day of May. 1915, I. thc undersigned, Ihl rctvr-I In »ald JudRmrnl iiani-J, will- ai II al publlc auotlon on tho :tr<l »AV OF JIILV ,. ISIS, nt llit^ front door of the Roalty ¦ Uulld- lim', Son. 1-7 llallroad avenuo. in :h» VlTliiRo of Frooport. Nftsnau county. Now York, at 10 oVIock in the foronoon of thnt duv, Ihe promlcos diroctod hy mild Juddirment to bt »old, and tlioroln doKcrlbod' an followB: All that cortain lot, or ploco of hind, siluatod In tho ToWn of Iloinp.sicad, yuoons County (now Nassau t^ounty), and Stato of Now Vork. on tho oastorly Ide of tho hishway loading from Uroen- wIch Point" < now Hoo«ovelt) to treo- port. and boundod as follows, vlr..: On tho north by land formerly of fHlvor Charlick (now land kpown ua ColumbU Holnhtst; on lho oaf.t by Und forinoily holongInK to Iho ostat" of.fucob Smith, docoased (now land of ColumhUa TIolRhlsl, and land now ownod by.lolin Ivosoe I formorly RIclmrd Brdoll); on the.south by land formorly of Lcoiiaid Losoe (now of.Iohn I»soo); on thc wo.ot hy tho aforesaid hiRhway IcidlnK from Crtonrtlch Point mow Uoosevelt) 1<> Frooport; the norlh and sound bounds boinK StralKht linos parallel to -ach other and throe (H) chains und thirty- flve (35> links apart with a iiiodlum len«lh of. luht (81 chains and nlnoty- flvo 195) links from oast to west, oon- laliilUK within said boufids. throe <.,i acres of land; belns tho same premise :. (OMvevod to rtohpcca Itaynor, Junior, by Leonard l.osoo, and l.ydla, his wife, by de.d hom ill)! date February 11, tH-.'". and bp( Ue:ilhod to F^oandor Loseo by the ^ litl llohc coa Kaynoi-..lunior, in lior last will and testament. boarinK date.luiu- 1, I>iT1. whloh said last wlll and l.sia- iiK Ml wi'S itdmlttod to probate? In tli» 'juieiis I'ounty SurroKate's Court, nn llie mil (lav of Septomhor, 1871. Hilled, Fr<eport,''N. Y.. May in. i:'!.'.. I-RO FISHKL. Referee. Kf.VIN N. KKWAUnS, Plalnlifr's Atlor¬ nev, Oirico and Posl OUice Address, 1-7 itailroad avenuo. Froeport, .\. V. i.t}\ti i.xi,.\M) II. It. TiMi<: taum :. ( Kfteotlve.May :!(>. lOl.'i.) Leave.Merrlelt fur Ni'W Vork. Penn¬ sylvania Station, Hrooklyn and iiiier- medlate wtatioiiH, wi'ok-days. 5.16, iTi..):', 6.;!8. «.54. 7.1S. n.2it. 7..ii(, IS.I'.',.Vis, 10.12, 11.'.iS A. M.; 12.25, 3.1)2, 4.17,."..:is, ii.41. S.OS, 10.5!) P. M. Sundaya, fi.4S. s.24, 11.20.\..M.; 12.05, i.ti. 1.30, 5.:i:'.. 7.0S, ;i. 14, 1(».47 P. M. l.eave Froeport for New Vork, Penn¬ sylvania Ktatlon and Hrooklyn, we.k- days, 5.2rt, 15.56. fl.42, 6.58, 7.22, 17.17, 5.05. iS.16. 8.52. ;).4I), 10.17, 11.32 A. M ; 12.30, 3.00, 4.21. 5.02, 5.43. 6.46, S.12, !).20. 11.03 P..M. Sundays, 6.52, 8.2H, :>.2I A. M.; 12.Oil, 2.4S, 4.34, 5.S7, 7.12, 7.50. ». IS, 10.51 P. M. Trains loavo Freeport for Amityvllle, Babylon, I'atchOKue and Intormodiato stations, weok-days, na4.44, 6.S8, 8.10, a!t.29. 11.53.\. M.: sl.26. al.43. sa2.22. 2.44. a;t.58, al4.57, af5.3rt, a5.B6, aie.lH. 10.4K, a7.06, 7.44, a».07, alO.44 P. M.; 12.17, a2.04, MlKlit. Sundays, 6.;H, aD.IO. alO.r.il A..M.; 12.29, 2.27, 3.62, a6.22, u7.45, an.'; ;, all.14 P. M.; al.42 nlRht. Trains leave Now Vork, I'oniisylvaiiia Station, for Freeport. Morrlck and prin¬ cipal iiilermoiliato stations, na3.50, 5.4 1, 7.06, a8.3fi, 11.00 A. M.; B12.40, al2.)S, sal.21. 2.00, a3.flO, a4.03, f4.44. no.Mi. a5.31, 15.54, 86.1-7, «.50, aS.lO, a9.50, ll.:to P. M.; al.io nluht. Sundays, 4.30, aS J".. a9.57, 11.36 A. M.; 1.37, 2.58, a5.25, a«l.r,l, aS.OS, alO. :S P. M.; al2.35 nlKlit. aTralns run to Habylon only. elUiiiH (111 Mondays only. kSlops on signal; runs to .TaiTiaIi.ni OJllV. ' nNo Hrooklyn oonnection. sSaturdays only... fi:xoopt Saturdays. ilOxcopt holldsiys. I Kxcept Saturdays and holidays. Trains loavo Brooklyn.Flatbush Av.¬ nue Station, about tho same tlini; as those shown from Now York, T'ennsyl- vania Stallon. This timo table Hubjooi lo cnantio withoui notice. UAII.V Tn«)M.KV TIMK TAni.i :. Mlupoln -llrooki>'B lllvisloa. Leave Hompstead, Main and Front Sl«.: Southbound at 4.30, 4.46, 6.15, 6.30 a. 111.; Iheu every 30 minutos thoreafter until 11.00 p. m. 12.00 a. m. to KockvIHa Centre only. Northbound at 5.30 a. m., and every 30 minuloB fhoroaflor until 12.00 a. m. Last car leaves CUy Ijino, Brooklyn, for llenipstoad at 12.45 a. in..A flfteoii-mlnulo hoadway U operated between Rockvillo (Centre and Brook¬ lyn as follown: Woek days, except Sun¬ days, loavo flrant and Liberty Btreols. Brooklyn, C.OO a. m. till 9.15 a. in.; then 2.45 p. m. Illl 7.45 p. m. Sundays, 12 00 N. till 8.43 p. III. Heni iii<«>ad-Janiaiea DivUloa. Leave H<'inpBtoad, Main and Front Sti.: Westbound at 6.30 a. m., and every 30 rnlnutoH theroflfler unlll 11.30 p. ni..Sundays, 6.30 a. ni.. and evcry tO min¬ utos Iheroaflor until ll.SO p. m. Kastbound. 6.15 a.vm., and every 30 minutes thereafter until 12.16 a. in. Sundays, 7.16 a. m., and then the same schedule as week days. Jerleho Pike DIvMoa. Loaves MInooln. Boulevard und Old Country road; K<Wostbound, 6.30 a. m., and every 30 JHjiU'os thereafter until 9.16 p, in., tnlMLIO.lS and IMS p. m. Sundays, flrsTTtTir, 6.IB a. m., then same schedule as week days. Leavo.lamaica, Fulton an<] Wa»hlngfon streets: F.astbnund. 6.30 a. m., and every 30 minutos thereafter until 10.00 p. m.; then 11.90 p. m. and IS.OO a. m. Sun¬ days, first car, 7.16 a. m.. then aam schedule aa week days. J. M. STODDARD, Supt. THK.VKW YORK AND NORTH SHORK TRACTIOIV COMPAISY. Time Table\ K..iictlve Jan. 1, 1916. w«ek Daya. Leave Port Washington for MJneola, Hlcksvin« and Fluahlns: S.OS a. nx.: then evory hour until 10,06 p. m. Csr leaving Port Washlnirton at 11.05 p. m. fo Ttoslyn Clock Towor only. Leave Flushlnir for Port WaahlnKton and Hlckavllle: S.SO a. m.; than «Tary hour until S.tO p. m. Cars <eavlnff 9.30 and 10.30 p. m. to ttoalxn Clock Towor oniy. SalMraar. j Car leaving Flushing at r.tS p. tn. runa to Tlickaville. fjeave niokavllle for Port WaahlnR. ton and FlushlnK' 4.3S a. m.; then mrery hour until 9.3u p. m. Car leaving H>ek«- vUl at 10.3S p. m. lo Roalyn n^u barn oaly. Leave Port WaahlnKton for Mineola, HIcKavllle and »iuainnfr: 7.St a. oi.; then every hour nntil lO.St p. m. Cmr leavlnK Port Washington 11.01 p. m. to Roslyn (,'iocK Towar only. LeavK Fluahlng for Port Waahlngton and Hicksville: S.IO a. m.: than rvery hour until S.SS p. m. Cr I«Mrtag 10.30 p. m. to Koalro Ctoek Toivar wny. L«ave NmisvIII« for Port wasblag' tob aiUI TltuMmg; 7.Sf ». n„ than erary havr nntil tAt p. at. Cmt lagviaa VheAa. raie at lt.SS d. u. and Il.M p. m. to Itoslyn esr tent oaijr.

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