VOi„ 6, .No. 12.
OFFICIAL PAPEK OF THE TILLAGE OF FKEEPOKT.
FKEEPOKT, X. Y, FKIDAI, (H TOHFK '2t), 1916.
OFFICIAL RF:PIBLICA.\ PAPEK OF XAS.SAl COCNTY.
PKK F TWO CK.NTS
LAWYERS FOR SMITH JUDICIARY
TO RESCUE OF JDUGE
Pn sident nnd Memln-rs of NasHao!
llar are CanvassInK in
Hin liehalf
The old adage, "A man Is known by fhe e-ompany he keetm," apidies witb uiinsiial fore-e to a i-aiidldate for the i jiidt'lary, anil tho men who are behind ' Lewis .1. Smith for county jiidge are i a siiHli-leiit e-nilorsemeiit of his (juallfl j e-atleins for that position, |
.\iiiiing .Mr, Smith's speiiisors nre sue-h i iiie-ii MS Harry W. .Moore, preside-nt of i the' ,NiiKsau Har .Vssoclntlein; William I Clarke Hoe and Kdwarel T. Payne, of I fl'-e-rs of the assochitlori; Kx-,Iiidge Ed i gar .Ifi'-ksi'ii, who knows freun experl ence on the bem h what Is needed In j the offlce of County .luelie; Honest j .lolm W, Lyon, tlu- sturdy Inilependent, ! aii'l other well known mi-mbers of the I Nassau County bar The foll'iwing ^ Lawyers of .Nassau lime siibsi-ribel to .Mr, Smith's e-aiidielii'-y:
.Taiui-H .M. Se-aiiiaii, Ce-orge .\. Little .lolin, O, K'lwaril Payne, J, Kiissel Sprai-'ue-. .1, Kdwarel liownlng. Doug lass C. Jjiwrence, Warren C, Seaman Fdwlii C. Wright, W. Irving Harndd I furry C, I'loe-k', Jnmes N, fJe-hrlg He-nry L, .Maxson. Jeremiah Wood. KI vln .N, Kdwards, Karl ,1, Bennett, Clin lou .M, Flint, Charles K, Si hwi-ltzer W. L. McCoun. F:dwln W. Weeks
Leone D, Howell, Henry .M. ^V. East¬ man, Harrison B. Wright, Sanford A. Iiavlson, Eugene W. De-nton, Franklin B. Lord, A, Pe-rcy Baxter, Leo Fishel, William S, Pettit, C, Walter Itandall, Pe-rcy C', Vander-water, Frederick L. Cllbert, Lincoln B. Haskln, Harold L. Ilaskln, Walter K. Jones, J, Seymour Snedeker, Stephen J, Marsh, Rlelney II. Swezey. Freele-rle-k I,,. Wilson. Churle-s A, Hewlett. Alfred T, Davison, A, II. Courtenay, KraiikUn .V, Coles. Charles I. ^\'llod, Charles Mellen and Charles It. Weeks.
Judge .Niemann is e\idently awak¬ ening to th'; fact that this is not an auspicious year for IJemocratic can¬ didate's to I eek offle-e and is seized with dismay at the irresistible move¬ ment for -he election of Lewis J. Smith to succeed him. For more than a^month the Juijge has kept carefully e-one-ealed letters of endorsement from fiiiinetit members of the Judie-iary from other Counties; but now the Judge* realizes that it is time when he should not be "Km) proud to e-am¬ paign" and he is relying on the-se e-iidorseme-nts to help hiin oiii in .Nas¬ sau County,
Of course the Judge gets i-ndorse ui'-nts from his jiidie-ial friends in out- viele Counties; has he not been neigh¬ borly with them and they with him',' Where did all the fat appointments to sit on the Queens and Kings Coun¬ ty's benches come from if not from these good friends? Whenever any of these gentlemen needed a little va- e-ation they called on "Friend" .Nie¬ mann from Nassau and he not only ae-commodated them, hut drew down a nice plum himself in the way of additional salary. The salary of County Judge of Nassau is therefore not the only plum at stake for the Judge in this campaign. It not elect¬ ed Judge 'n Nassau he will not be e-iigilile to sit in other Counties, and the prospect of losing the extra fee he receives from this .source is cer¬ tainly annoying.
What more natural than that the Judge should appeal to these good friends to help him to retain his seat on the Nassau bench?
Now, on the other hand, what do the pe-ople cf Nassau care for these friendly endorsements? Nassau is paying a Judge- to be a .Itidge in their W'l C'i"t:iv anel is not interested lh fiirnii'hing eiindidate-s feir other Coun lies, T'.ie tiixpaye-rs and lawyers of .\a sail and are- not interested enough in ihe-e other e-ounties to have their Cminiy Judge set the terms of their County Couit at the same time as the Siipreinc Court, so that their County liidge will liiiM' less eases to try and iiore time lo gather in the extra fees by 1 i-ting in outside Counties.
Don't le-t these endorseme-nis of the Judicial friends of Judge Niemann have any inlluene-p in your vote -ae ions speak londi-r Ihan words and the former ac-fs of .lodge .Niemann in ellll iuoi ing to gtab the [ilai-e when ¦I'cr e'l-niiietenl I'leii wei'e on the '.I rch iM pioof of tie- iii'dne-e-rity of hi: p' e.ien' p'lsiti o: In s^ioniing ¦ l;ei |i an ;-> pei'ienciil .lii'lge on llu-
EARNED PROMOTION IS WELL QUAUHED POPULAR CANDIDATE WHITMAN MCWHINNEY TAX ACT
ThreeVears .Served as AMsistaDt [ Earl J. Bennett's Experience .48
IHstrlct Attorney Fits Chas. ; i.awyer and Financier .Makes
It. Weeks For Post. I Hirn Ideal CaDdiilate
.\n e.xr'erre-ii'-e of three years as as- l-taiit district attorney of .Nassau ciii.ty amply quiillfle-s Cliarh-s It .\'eel:s fo: preimotlon to the ofll'-e of ii-ail of till- i-rimlnal de-partinent of he '¦oiiiity ,Mi-, Weeks has for a 'Till hee-ii ass'stiint to Le-wls .L Smith nil 111 that cnpa'-lty had a large- part 1 iiiurr trials and actions In the e-rlm
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One candidate on the Kepubltctii tieket this Fall does not nee-d any In Iroelu.-tlon to the pulilh- and that is "Phln" Seaman, the next slieriff of ' .Nassau, Not only by reputation but | liersonally he has the ^i-epialntane-e eif , nearly e\ ery voter In the 'oiiiity, .\iiil he has won this populnritv nut bv fa I loilllg or tlUikllni; to iiii\ iltl/eii lllll I h\ a stint llillll leme to elntv mil li\ tils .ipplie atioii to the atTaiis uf the 'ilmmul louits of the iouiit\ w he-re he has seried the [leopIe unspaimgl,\
CHARLES R. WEEKS.
inal e-euirts than any other district at- t'lrne-y. Before e-omlng to this offlce .Mr. ^^'eeks was for six years a Jiistli-e- of the pence, where he dispi-nseel jus lice with an Impiirtliil hnnd ano where he (-arned the uiniualified i-.iiji port of I'.l.s iieiglibors In Port Wash Ington.
.Mr. We-^-ks Is po[iiiIar with all the le-ade-rs and vote-rs eif the e-oiitity, wb. esteem hiill for Ills manly ipiallfes and his sterling frlendsh.p aiul guoei fe!lowslii[i, .Mr. Weeks Is a strong i-aii'llelate ami Ids e-andldaey appeals to the voters Irre-spectlve of party.
TO CURB JOY-RIDING
AlliauN, N Y., Oct. 19, -A plan -.vi I bo inaiigiirale'el shortly by Se-e- ii-tary of .State- llii>;o which, it is bi'lieve'il, may n-iiult in materially re-iliie-iiig "joy riding" ir> New Vork Slate, In order to bring definiti-ly to the attention of niotorisls the seTlousness of using auteuiiobiles in any way wiiliout the i-onsent of the Olliers, Secii'taiy Hugo will send liiroughoul the State- \sith the re-- liiiesi Ihal they he displayed <-on- .jiicuously in all garages, notie-es e-it- iii;; 111!' law whicii niake-s the un- aiitliorize-d use ol' a inolor ear
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voir REAILY SHOULD HAVE
S nil'' 1 c'.ihli- re-iiu'dy, handy in llu- house Ibe-jic e-hiily au- tuiiiii days to cheek a (-old promplly, Vou never know when a einigh or cold is going to di-veliip with some one- of the- f'lii'ily. Our aiU ice t'> yni is III i;e-t i!','lu now, and keep theni handy in the house,
Sleratol Cold Tablets
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SleralolPlne.Tarand Honey
At Ihe- tlrsl siiiu of a sne-c/e or a siiiffedup nose, start in W'tb lhe' Colli Tablets' and of a 'tickle in the- throat or hoarse¬ ness, coniiiii-nce taking tin' Pine, Tar and H im y.
Illilll'dlate relief and spee-dy cure IS absolutely e-ertaln. when thus takfn early. These reme- elies are- time<-proven and we can positively guarantee their efflciem-y. ¦"»» Cenls buys the
CHUBBUCK'S
The Quality Dru^ Store
The Home of Econiny
M\l\ SlltEFT. FKFKPOKT
PLAN BIG RECEPTION
I-: iiytliir,' i; iti n adi!ie',-,,s for tin lli;,' 1 l-l I iiticii to Co\ e-;:iiir Whiiuiiiii a' l'l i"-iii-i'' Siit'irday evening ol
hi w-e' , 'Illl- Ci.-e-inor will sp'-ak a- Clen Cui- in the art,eini'ion at -,t;ii, afti'i- which au auto ei^cort will Iiriiig llim 'o Fre-eporl. for di'tincr at
he- Cils Club, The Club wjll lie rl pre sented by Stephen P. Pettit, Distilel Coininitte-eiiiiin of Ihe Cth Cistiici; Caeliiian IL Freilrick, Tth; Robert '1. Anderson, KMh, Hiram H, Smitli. lllh; K, F, Cook, represent- iiig the lull, and Judge Kdward-;, the llth; Villa.g" Preiiideiit Kri'cst S, Itandall: C, I). Paker, president ' of
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.\l scicn o'e'leiek, an infoiiiial re- le-IUion will be held at Clnh lle-ad- ipiiii'irs. in Soutll Crove Slre-i't, af- U'l' "hie-h ihcie- will be a : liort par¬ ade up Crove Suict, to Ui-ilroad .Av¬ enue, to Main St'i-et, to Ihe Ameri¬ can Theritrc' where Covernor Whit¬ man. ex-Lieut.-Cov. .M. Linn Bruce, and otlie-r speakcis, will discuss i-amiiaign issues.
At the meeting of the Club Friday eve-ning. the follenving extra com¬ miitees were appointed;
Di-e-oraiious HaC y A, Seaiuan. Cl-iiivV, Dorlon and Oiibert Smith.
Publle-iiA Smilh F, Pearsall and ,\i-eher B. Wallaee.
< 'ongressninn Fredrick C, Hick«. and -Assemblyman Thomas A, .Mi¬ Whinney were special guests, aud each gave an interesting talk to tbe meeibei s.
The iiu'Ciing Saturday evening is for I'vctyone; good eiusic has heen ,'ngage el feir the e'\ent.
"Ke-w pe-ople appi'i-eiate," exiilaiileel .Seereiary Hugo lodiiy. "the- si-rioiis- in-ss of this offi iie-e- whieh is al¬ mosi always tbe pre'liuiiiiary ste-p (ei so-e-alle-d "joy rides," For in¬ stance-, heiw many motorists re-alize that in order to ste-al a car the-y eloii't have to break Into a garage to take- the- ear out, or evi-n to ste-p Into one- they see- standing in the stre-et and ride- away in il? How many ever think that simply run- ninu a ear e've-n a single block out of lhe- dire-ct route with out the owner's (onse-nt makes them «uilty of the-ft ae-cording to law?"
Se-(-retary Hugo dee-lare'd ihat the alarming im-re-ase- in the nuinhe'r ed e-ars eipi'iated wilhout the permission of tjii-ir owners has b-d hiin to he'- li(-ve that tbis .Section of lhe Penal 'aw affe-e-ting such operation Is but ve-ry slightly kneiwn iu its full iiii- nort and bas cause-d him to send out these- nefti(-es bearing 'the following si'iinli- ouotation from Si-e'tinn 120:i.-\ of tbe- Pe-nal law:
".Any chauffeur or other pe'rson who without the consent of the owner shall take, or cause to be taken fldt" a gnraiie. stable, or other builriini; or place, an auto- oiohlh- or motoi^ vehicle and operate- or drive, or cause the si-nie to be oiif-niteet or dt-ive-n for bis own rrof'it, US'- or onrpose, .stea's the snmi' and is cnilty of lii-cerv and shall be ptin'shabla aee-ordingly,"
EARL J. BENNETT.
ler of Nassan Connty is imt the an Utoi of claims ajiiilnst the county, but lath
^er iuts In an advisory capaclL^ to th supe-rvlsors and other heinls of (lepiiit nienls, -Mi'ut three thousiind elaim pass through the 1 eimptroller'soffl eea h .\ear and neiirly all of these bills ba
j to he examiiieil seiiaj-ately as to then legality, besides asiertaliCng •whetlie ttiey are a fair cliarge against thei-oun ty. Thus it e-an be seen iliat tl.e posi tlon of comptroller cuJls fm- an etlieien; lawyer as well as n eapahle uml In'ii e-st liiinke-r. These two ipiiiilties wer- whnt i-ause-d Covernor Whitman to se- le-e-t Karl ,1, Bennett to (ill llie vai-anc.v oi-e-asioneil by the di-a.h "f tin- lati Charles I., Phipps, and his londin-t o: the olliie sill'e that ui po iitnient ha- l.'ee-n 8111-h that no other imlii Linal w-a- leiisielereil by the Ii>publii-aii8 of th. connty when iiske-d wbo would he thei eaii'liilale in this ciimpaiL'ii,
Mr, Hennett lias i'Uig been a reside-ir of HiicU'. Illl' Ci-nlre, ulie;e he w:i
iiroininenl in public alTiii.s anl wher he- llill niiieli to adv an i> lie- village llis bill ding oe-riiti'ilis tlie-ie >ve-re e\ le-lisi\e' lllll ths -.;:'Ve bin nn :ii.-.l-_li into val'ie 1 which b's l ce-ii mvaliiali!. In his pie-.-.i-i.t p. sli 111. .\ i;i'iiiiiaii of Judge I.voii's ullll e- he- has Men an eiii'iiilile rei'iitation at the hai as n safe e'iiiiiisi'i,oi' and str"iiy aiiV(,,-ati and 111 tiiiiincial i-in-ies be has lou'.. been ai'tive- in the niauatii-ment nf Hi, BanI; of Uoe-kville Centre, llis lliiaii clal skill was displayed in llie- re-ce-iil sale- of iJtKMi,!!!!!! e-oil,lUy boiiil.s. w hen b olitiiiiied the- liighi-st inl-e i-vi-r renclie! In the county traiisa'-tlons.
The system put into operatioii in tin Comptrolle-r's Iie-partinent sime .Mr Bennett's li-ntire of eillw e- is a inodei and has be-en highly leiinme'liiled by expe-rls. The in- eiuiits are so kept and iiidi-xe-d that he i-ilii Instantly give de taile'd filets ri'lative to any expe-nell ture-s, and all the iiiformiition is right at the- dlspiisal of the- linpiirer,
Mr, Be-nuelt's opponi-nt Is making his (-ampalgn largi-ly upon bis ri-'oid as Iiresident of l{o,-kvllle Centi'r. but the duties of the- two olli'es are vastly elif fere-nt. line- Is an e-xei-iitlve- olllce-^\ itb the po\M-i- of M'tei upon aiproprliitious while' fhe othe-r Is one that calls for an offli Illl well M-rse-il In law and tinaii'e wllli no ve-tii iintliority, but who wll'l wie-M his [lowe-r as a safe- advisor an 1 throiiulj^bls exposltlen of the- law an, iT'iiiil ,-oiiiliiiin sense-,
"A publii- oili'-e Is M inih;!'- trust,' ami l-:at-I .1, P.e'iiiiett has shown sm n i-iil aliility and trustworlhlm-ss In liK adniinistratloii of the- coiii|itrollei-'s of the that he will iiiidouliU-iIIy liav<- a rec-eird majority at the i-oniing elw.-ti<>ii
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PHINEAS A. SEAMAN.
of Ills peisonal comforts for a si-ei-e if .vears. For twelve yeans e-onstalile., far .six years county detei-tlve-. and for *u- otlier three years In the same posltl'in, he has earned the promotion that <i^ 1 oti'is of .Nassau nre now- alimit to tie stow upon Iilm,
I'hiiie-as .\, Seaman Is a mnn leeils anel not words ami wlie'ii I 11 duty lil-ote-i-ting the Interests of lh, leople he has but one ohje-ct In vie \- tlie lights anil prlvlli-Ke-s of the imlli Igainst jiii.v thing thnt wmild ai at lio.-e- tights.
IN NASSAU SATURDAY
.Next Saturday, October 21, will b. Governor's bay on Ixmg Island,
Governor Whitman and member; of the State .-\dminisiiation will toni .Nassau Counly and make addres. e ' at various points. The Kepublu.ii ¦lanagcrs are preparing to make ilii tl big day in the caiipaign, A f' ;; U'e of the rece-ptiein to the Coveiio will be an in.iiieiise auto parade wn deeoratiel ears, and the various di,M I lets will Nil with one' aneHhei 1 bine- th(- be-st disiili.y in line. l';;o-- ('i-'trict is ;ii'e-p;iriiii: to liave- at le-i" siv aii!oir,ohiIe's in line, and some ' " I- dislrii's will have a se-ore ' c.-i-s. This will he a novel affai V i'h the h.indseiiiie-ly dee-orated e-ai and with the' voters in the auto taking the place cf the old tin torch-light parade.
The Covernor will speak at Glee Cove at 2,3,1 iu the afternoon, and r is the desire of the Campaign Cor mitiee to have' eve-iy distrie-t in tli County repre-se-nte'el at this iiieeini' with as manv atitoiiiobiles as jio si'iie. ;,n,l wi'll eveiv seat occupied
.\fter the Cle-n Cove me-eting, ll Covernor and the- antoniobile-s wil pass through the viilage-s of Se-i i Cliff. Heislyii, ,Miiii'ola, Carde-n City : and Hempsiead. where the Coverno will spe-ak .-gain at 5,30 P. M. Th | Cove-rnor 'ben leav-s for Cri-epor' i where' the- Ciiinniii'..e of the Free j li'irt Republican ('l''b will iline hir at the Klk'"-- Club. A publie- recep I fi'in will bp bi'ld i-i 7.1,15 p. \\ r^^,r ' the Coverno;- will speak at R.01I p. M {
He spe-aks at I av rence at 10 P, ^' 1
Puts on the Ta-^ Koll Many Prupertie?
That llaie- Heretofure Fscaped
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rhe passage of the .Nassau County Tax Law, fiithen-'l l.y \sseiiih,yiuan Thomas .K. .McWIiinuey. can he set down as one of the liie-aii-st works that the .^sseniblytniin has in-cn'iplish- i ed during his term in ,,tli. e 'I'tie bill
nie-aus a savin;; t" ,Nii-saii c it» of
millions of d.itlars by ih.inir awa, with
the allv,,lilt,. sysleni ,,f eollectlng taxe-s wh!,-li ha^ heiii pra'li-ii-I sin e the Co'iii.v was estaMishe,! aiel put¬ ting 111 its iilio ,. a ^.v-'.'in that iv fiee froin l;ii[.err,'."l.,lis ,11,1 thr..u-h uhrh the tiix:iiM-i's .,f this ...iiiity will nap untold beieljts.
I'liili-r Cie new law t'u- ..."e. t leii ..f taxes Is cei li-:|ii/e.l. whe-re hel.ie Cie- colk-. tlon was ,|,.ii,. 1.; >,,,,., n ,.,,; le<-tors s altvieil thr"ii-,-li the C. iintv Slxt.v seven uf these .¦..|l.,t,,|s «,.;¦, changed a'timst every vein- iiiiil ni"-.t of them had their olli. cs in theii li,.|ii,.., ami eoiilil ,llllv he- fo'ii,,! afii-r 11 -ciinh by lhe- pe-rsun wh,, wiioicl m I'n.i h , 'ir h'-r ta\i-s. Nu iin;f,,iiii d-iti's -ve:e
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THOivlAS A, McWHINNEY.
•e-t iindi-r the old s.vs||.iii f,,r cullciing taxes, line .vears taxes would fall due on a (-ertiiiii date: iiiii'tln-r veiif Ihey
would fall ll I alK'thei dnle s,i Hint
the ti f"i- 11'llectiiiL: cuiciiiiiilv V n
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The Repuhlican .Mass meeting heh
in Hoard of Trade Hall, Koosevell
"tl \'edni-sel.Ty evening, under thi
,.,,,, , .... . 'liri-ciion of the Harmony Republiea:
'"'""- '"¦'^ f""'<>mbe.ne.v ,il the v iri !,-,„,, ,e,is,migh.v suece-ssful In sav
Ills iiiisltioiis as pe-a<e oi!;'er "lln" ; i,.^ ,,,is, we mean that in everv sen;.
M-ainau has Wen the a|ipr,.i.atli.ii .,; • „,- ,f„, ^,,„„, ,,„. ,„,,,,j,,,, ^,'.,^- „„,
•very Dlsfrle-i .\ttiii-ne-y of Ihe'iiiiMy ¦ .. hiib would i-ive' strenglb ami eonr
linl he has arreste-d more llor<e tllie es ri .e- 10 th,, ohl vete ans in tin rank' ' ""^ ^'¦"' '' ""'¦"¦ ''"' " In h le was
han any other imin in the ''iniil.v. 1 lis , n!' Re iniloiciinisiii; it would itisiiiri- ' ''haruied I v- eni \ ii\ e cenls and h-e | er
i-piit thill 'IS a dete-i live Is vviiies; ,e 111 ¦' ¦ jii i- ol' pa' iotisiii and e-nlbiisi j "cnt " as loldeil I" hi- la \ as a |-'-iialty.
mil w-lille many of lus e>\iiioits an : asm 'o th|. voiiiik imti jusi e.nti-rinj.- 1 l-an'rinuiis suns w.ie sj.ent in lulver-
:ie-(-(-,sai-ily not made publi'-, tlm-e- .vim ji'ilii ic,-,, ainl i' woniel nol be strain ' Using names ., ili'lituiiii'iii la \i'1 vi'i s,
are iu u position to kuon sny -piiln' lug a lioiiil to say ilial It wenihl al 1 since after a ih-imhI .,f siMv ur nineiy
Se-aman l,-« one of the best ollhiiiis In most e-onveri any De-inoe-l-jit vvho j lii.vs the tax r ivers shut tip sh.p
lhe county. might have- strayed insiele to listen | I'lnli-r the |iiov iiiuiis uf t he ne-vi Tax
.V le-rror to e-\ ll-eleM!rs, an hoiie-at otli '" the- spe'akei-;s, I i,,iu ,,||| t:i\e~. with the eMiiiiii'ii uf
ial and an all-'nuinel good fellow, ' I'"' Harinoiiy Clnh can coimratn | the vilhiL'e iiims. are. 'olle, id .11 I le
fhlu" Seaii^in will make an leleal '**'(' ''self upon lh" success of Ibh'| , einlier lsl mil ,liiiie Isl h.v lln- ilni-e
she-rirt' and In his e!(-(-tloii .Na.s.sau .^"uc of the e iinipaign, iind the- ar-j Re-, i-iv ei s , r r . m s in the ("iiiii v 'I'he
County will retniii the ,servli-es of one ' '"'^- "' •=*I''"'('I spii'kers which wen I {[..eeiM-rs villi mnv iiniil i,. em li la\
P-can 111 afford to lose. ^ pre; ent, inriiidiii^; -e-veral eamlnlali's I pn i er a hill ..f hi- ta \es i,.,- the entlr.-
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It gave the .'iii/.e-,-is of onr village ,-,|;| ,.,^ ^ \,- d "ii "' I'l-fui'.' I ic-.-iiil'er .'(11 opportuniiy to li-,1.-11 to se.nie e.ili! j ,^, ,, ,|i.„„„„, ,„ ;; |,„,.„nt isi^lvcn laets whrcb stand out in brilliant ar-, wh.it p.iliii|.s ,-aii he le^'iiiilc'l a*
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il d business pi in« inlcs, as e'eiiiiiiiiriii
The Que in.-i-.Nassau Christian T.n wi'b vascillat ing aid wi-ak I'liibn |
deavor rnion coiiii"'si;:- ail tn. '>''¦• <'( 'iili"''i polni-al adlieri'iiii, am'j
Chrii'ian Kmh-avor socini'^^ >''• "'" '' ='"• "*"'' '""' ^"•¦'' "^ I"
C. E. CONVENTION
1,11 vv Is f.illli I ill I he -e.l i.lll I'I'iV I'U in;.' f.-r a Inv inn|i shuwiiii.' eiuh pb" .¦ iif piojicriv III the ('..Illltv. .\ survey
, ^. .onal allaci: was made on anv Stale I "' ''^'''-^ I''""'' "'' '""•I '" lln-'"nni,v'
iIiro.!gi!oui Queens and Nassau foiin ,,,. <.,„,,„y „fflcial, "HI i"' mnde ami lb.- iiia|i will -In.w
lies holds ils e-unvi-ntiuu Ihis alter Tlie llall was janimid, and Hi.' ove:-| ""(1',^ prup.-riies h.-rcl,fui.. niias-css-
iieion and evening, t)e:lob»'r L'7lh. j llo-*, reaclu-i the- si.lewalk, the audi-I ''d. sime umler ll id iiieili.,i| ..| .'ve
Tie Ciiroiia I'nioc Kvanu'lii-al i ene-e e-euitaining i|ii;ie a fe-w woimn. im-asureni'iit iiojiii. > ii, minv part'*
' hiiiih, Ctaml Street and Kin.uslaiiel j T¦^'jce eliiriiig the nie'e'tinK tl-' Vic- ,.s.-ape'.l nnmnic-il, ,\s „,, llin-.tra.
.'\v..nne.-, (orona. was th.' .seen.' of ; ,0,' quartette, of 1 l.inpsl.-ad, . iil.-r Hon uf bow iinieliable iIu'iI'I metb.
the conv.-nijon The a/ll-Mlooll sis , f,„.,, „j,,, ,,„.,| .,|,,,,,i„„„ I ,mI uf a-sessj,, - was t he ilis, ,,v., v uf
sion was called to orde-r al I'lf, p.m 1 i>,'esiele'nl lh m-'uvii.v ur the evening .se'sslon al 7,;i(l p.lll
i n I roeliii'e.l llii|i.,u „,.,.,,, ,,f ,,,,,,, „, .M,,|.,-i, K. |,". ;.
ALLIANCE IS ACTIVE
the evi'tiing se^sloi. al , p.ui. ispe'akers, whi.h mcl d Lewis ¦! ' |",. mbi ' ' e b. . 0 ' ¦ eil 00 v
l'.- I iiie-n has be-en ejuil.- leirlim ' .,, , , ,. ; "'"' n ii'i'i mvei i..'.'ii n-s,--,,1, mav
ai. navmg s.-cure-d the R.v. nnd F , i:;""'' '•':.•'"'•¦".¦ ';"'"'"">, ''"''«" : I- '-iie'l. In IIH,-, t b.'n' u as .-n, ,-, --,.s^.
C, Cotlm, pre-side-nt .New V^u k Stale ' *.:^'"^' ''' "^^''^'S' 'i.ndi.lal.. fe.r DiM- j „„.„, „f ,-. ,^,.,,.^. „, i^,,,,, .„.|,,„_.j„^.
lliem ami Mr. ilareid Wa,i
liet .Aiioine V : Pli,mil i A. .^.'ainaii.
I" I'osier and Sh ly at .Mc'i. k I'b'-
Msse-si-d valnatioii wa,- .'<;; I,,".'" LIH-
,\ meeting of the Womens Home Missionary Society of the Freeport M, T", (^hure-h was held in the chureh t'arlor.s Fiilay afternoon. Oct. 13.
REFORMATION RESTVIAL.
T'le :',<i;ith Anniversary of the ereiit Protestant Heforinatie-n will be nbperve-'i with a spe-cial s'-rvice Sun¬ dav, (Ociober 29th, at " H'^ p.m. in Ibe Rockville Ce-nirt- Thei-tre All 'he T.iitheran C'-urches ef Nassau Country are planning to n-irficiraie In tbe servlee and the evr-e^ctatlons nrp that Ihe theptre v i'l be- filled tn Its u'lnost canacitv. The niusic will be rend.-red hy a lari-'e chorus, Thf =ne''ker frtr fl-o occasion will be' Preifessor Charles M. J-icohs of Phlladelohia. Prof.-ssor ,r.-^eoba is thorouebly familiar with his sublect and knows how to present It in a ronular and , attractive way. Every one Is welcome.
To The ('itizens of ,Na'-'--'aii ('ounty:
Tt : , little bnlletin of our wee'kl.v WOI I, is aeldressrd to each individual of you i.iilv lae-k of time ami hand:-. '•ee]i'- n-- 'i-(i"i se-nding you e-ae-h a lier-ioi-al left:-!- e'Ve-ty wee'k,
W'l' 111.' "ai liemie'" i;i the .Madame Vn'i'Me Huilding, rie.l;' :" t:;i- ,t rolley laii'-n a' Hempi'tead, O'lr room ad-- ieiiu'-- thai o! the .Me-p's Committee, and 'bi,s is an iinita'i'r feir ynn t . cone and =:ee I's, V'e want a e-emtri- li'iMon froi-i 5 em to help elecp ("harles I'^.an Iliigties, li,it we want yon more- than ve do yonr coniribiiiion. If you e-an give us one dollar or more, -'o mii'-h the beti.-r, K i-o', then en- oil anyway. If yor are a man, iiledg.- yourself fo Vorl' and vo'e for Mr, Huglie'5, If you are a woman, pledge- yeiurself to help us to obtain , money, and workers. If you cannot come, "vrite to us, or call us up at He-r tead 24't, ^
We bave received •'e--e'-al gencro,] .•e"ip'Ar,-cs In mr rrnT' '-r f '-r' ^ non' •¦'OU 'I-* vol'"'' he *'-n .-¦¦-."'> V.'> bave errolle^d ma'^v ee-'-e-1 worlief^ —wont you enrotl to-day?
Held seei.-li.iy of til.' N.'W York ' ' ' "'li''""' '"' -^h.'iiif; Rev, .Mr. Hai - j istioe- I'liion i^c.v, a e-olore-i'l speaker of sound <'im- 1
Mr, Waite is well known to Kn j nioii sn,se and vhniy of humor: ^Vil :';.','.'\7i,,'.'"',''''''.' .',''''''', ''''\'''"'' .''.\'''' eleavorers throughout the- luo eoun ' I'ti: i I.'. Liiysler, cjiiieiiilate for Trea: lie'S, On tbis eie'e-asieui il wih be 1 nr.-r: S'-nalor C.-oig.- L, 'riioin[isoii ¦{.-V. Cofhns tirst appeaiane-.- in tin 1 -Mr. K. lun-dy, a latioiial 1 ainp;il!.''i
lhe divislun .if lhe pfupcin himI Hi.
nils "III. le.l th.- |.i..perl.v -111 c.v eil.
huvve.I Ihal till 11' lis In-
Tlr
tjiie.ns-.Niissau I'nion. .\moni, the lenatoi, wheise (ignie-s and facts we-n 1-'(-.ul "f l,".. wer.' , ..iitain, .1 in ih..
other sp.-akers were Kev, Roby K | b.-yonil de-nial: ('ongri-ssman Fr(,-(1 "'a't ami lh,- iissi---iii.'nt w/.- iht,-re-
Day, presidenl of the .Mcihodisi , rhk C, Hiek-, Le-oi e D. Howell, e-an , upun io'-r'-n-cil p, .^T ,immi hi ihe '".Ki.
Protestant C, K, Cwifeiem.', R'-v : ,|nliite for Siirromiie', and last, bu uiei j,i,., es ,,|' |,',n 1 11 the 'lowi or
Will. .lay Peck. Corona and Mr. John „,,, |„;,.'i, it..,, .',, .popular iminh. , |'.;o;,s|ea,l -1 „ ,. inei.e aic iml,,nl.I
.M Varney, presieient of the I'nion. f„ ,,,„ ,\sseniblv 'n'onias A, Whinnc „,i|y ,„„.-,v -u, hlim U 1 in hn ' 1 , v...-
The aiternoon se-ssion will b. "* nia.i.v -u, n ,ai, u i,,,,i n.iv.- n.M.r
called to order at 2,:{(» pin. the .-v.-n ' -— '''"" -''s^c-s,..! „n,i their .|is.,.v,,|v will
ing at 7,.'10 o'e-loek, ,._..¦ . • . . '"'"" " '•'''-'-' '" th,, --iwn-liips In
Endeavor.-rs are reguest.-d le, , Surprise Hei.ipsteiMl l.ad . ¦ u hi, li Hi.-.v he ,.f tb'.iisni.'ls, „„.| per- ommunicate with .Miss Anna .M J-i'm's IPilm.-s, ,li-,, of Cn-i-n-wi. ;n,ps miiii,,,,-. ,,f ,|,,||„|. Dunbar, corresponding .s.-creiary, aC ^"'*'*''- Hempi-n-ad, N, ^., was give- ,,,,^,, ^^^.^^ ^.^^ n,..„-iiri r./",viles for (4 KImhurst Avenue, Klmhurst, L. I :» surprise panv In it Kriday e-vcTii-i .,,,,„,,. ^h. win- ili.-nam.- 1 -i, 1, ,r 1 T>'<- ev'-jiig --IS 'I'llt 'ilaviiui'•'. 1. ~ , ¦ ¦' ¦' l'""l'-
Tbe follriwini' re-«id,-nts wen ""1 ''wincing, at the e-nd of wlii.h di "''^\ ."'"'"•'" "'"' the Ussi.-.ne.ii. |evl...|
guests of the St, Charles Hotel dur '"-'h'f'" > efn-.liments were s.-rv.-d. ,.''';'"' ','^ ,e 1 . '.
ing the past week: Mr, and Mrs '\'n""K tho-e ,,rese-nt wen- tb ' O m in tu I, , w vMi at hi, ,en;blH,r
Kdward Tldde-v, Atlantic City. ^'isn-; Cecrnde Kreischer. Kdyf, ¦• pn.v in-.' ami I, ,||scrlnilmi .mi, Im at
The Sunday School Class of Ho
Totten. .\Iaiie vli rk, Antioneiie 1 t.'inpicl, ,( wiil noon be .b-i.-leil.* Hoer, Cl lllilde Griffl'hs, i; i h e
Hoh'ies, Lillian Kieisclior. Hase-ltin
Freeport .Methodist K p i s c o p a I , „ , ., , -. t> .
Cburch siiffere-d a severe hlov,- em i T.^J'""-' '''"'''' ';"" "^ "" "', "•* .''"¦'
Iday Ust m tbe death of Mrs. Kd i :,¦;:"=' >;?• ',»"' ^' '^I'l''' "'"'y/'^
,, ,. ,,, , . , ^ 1! "^^ '¦' •-• r-o-r- Il.n rv \S. Jone
win H. \an I iper supei .otendi nt of „ .^. „ ,,,.„...„ q^,,,^^' cardene
¦y.e prlnti-ry division; and again nr p^,.,^.^.,, ,„.,_,,,„ Mr-rtlmer J.ine
)hn age.
.Monday in the stiddc,, death of r ^'_;,^, „^^ ,4^ , ^.„„
class mate, Clai ene^e,dwin (, lar'-. of p,.,^,^ ,.^.....^ "-age. Marcus Chrit
.Merriek, who was killed hy a train.
and Oliver Holmes.
K8Nki-t Ball (;anieii ITanteel
Any High Schei'd Te-am of '.'fio.} .-^landing wisbiiiK name's with He-mp- sieael Hi;;li .Sehoed. adeiress James Ilol-'ie'i, .J''. r,M'<'7iwi<h St., Hiinp- •lead .N. V.
Itead 'he .N,-i'Sa'l P"-t.
