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THK NA8»Al' POST. FBEEl'ORT, Bf. Yw FBIDAT, DECEMBER 2» 1918
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Official Republican Paper of N s lu
County. CAclal Paper of Vlllagre of Freepori.
Published Fridays by THB WABSAC POUT COnPORATIOM
JAMK.S K STILES, President. }| South Grove Street. Freeport, N, T
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CAVALRY CHARGE VERY THRILLING
Officer of Deccan Horse Tells
How Mounted Men Got
Into Action.
OR) NOT WANT PRISONERS
THE FASHION SHOP
Offers extraordinary bargains for pru¬ dent shoppers for Ladies and Misses Coats
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FEIDAT, DEC KMBK1{ 29 11)10
CONGRESSMAN HICK'S LETTER
A number of very Important bills were passed during the week. The Legislative, executive, and judicial ap- propriatloti bill carrying items totall¬ ing $39,479,000 for the running of the departments was passed as was an urgency deflclency bill of |4,578,00f), the principal part of which was for the dependent families of enlisted men on the Mexican border. This waj followed by the District of Columbia appropriation bill. The total amoum recommended was $12,831000, ot which the Federal Government pays half and the taxpayers of "Waahignton the other. This bill provides for the maintenance of all branches of the city government and is virtually '<i consolidated budget of what in most places would be the separate ex¬ penses of .1 State, County, City or Town,
The week ended with the passag** of the Diplomatic and Consulor ap¬ propriation bill, carrying Items totall¬ ing $5,165,000, This sum is expendetJ In salaries lo our foreign representa¬ tives, up-keeji of embassies, consulat expensea, etc.
Congress by concurrent resolution adjourned on December 22 for thc holiday recess to convene on January 2. In my letter which will appear In
the week ending January 6, I will go j ^^."..'^^ "¦<"" *^° ''"^f^^'" fully Into the Niagara Fall.s power pro Ject.
With a Happy New Year to alU FREDERICK C. HICKS.
8iit Eight Germana Who Threw Avifay Their Rifies and Called "Pity" Were Taken Allv»—Un¬ der Fierce Fir*.
London.—During the first two year* of the war cavalry played no part U the great battles fought on the west¬ ern front The men of this arm oi the eervlce were used In the trenches to re- enforce the infantry. Recently, how¬ ever, the cavalry got Its chance and how well the mounted arm responded Is Indicated in a letter written by an offlcer of the famous Deccan Horse of the British army to his wife In Ire¬ land. The letter reads:
"At 0:30 we started onr famous ride Into the enemy country, every now and then coming under heavy shell flre— shrapnel and high explosive. No one can believe, without seeing, what a state the ground Is In; there Is not room for a table cloth on any part of the ground there, without some part of It touching a shell hole, so yot^ can Imagine the regiment galloping over It at fall gallop, barbed-wire—well cut by shell flre—old trenches, dead bodies, and every sort of debris lying In every direction. Words fall me to describe It Bring Down Balloon. "That was for about three miles; then full tilt down a steep bank like the Haggard fleld, but steeper. Into a very famous valley, where the shrap¬ nel got worse, as we were spotted by one of their sausage balloons. This was soon driven down by the flre of our batteries, which Just smothered It with ¦hrapnel. On we went, past the re¬ mains of guns and everything—tons of ammunitloD and abandoned material and dead Germans everywhere; and I we pa8.^ed here an enormous gun they j had left behind, so really I suppose it I was ns that took It We were under I cover here for half a mile, but sudden- I ly, coming out of the valley, we had to i turn sharp to the right up another llt- I tie valley, and here we came under i terrlflc, but rather Inaccurate, machine
WANTAGH ITEMS
ParinpniiM Rufii-^ Sriiilliiirfl, of Free' port, and Cornoliii Eakor V'.iii Sna- Iraiid, of Se>,-il'(iid, weire' iinite'el in mar rlage on Saturday i-vcuing li.v ilie^ Rov. Thomiin S, nraithwaith, al the latter's re.sidonce;, on Scaforil. avcuiu'.
Tt was now nbout 7:30 in the eve¬ ning, and there were 24 aeroplanes hovering over us, and one monoplane dime down to obout 200 feet and flred his machine guns on the Germans Just over us—going round and round—the flnest sight I have ever seen. Well, we moved out under a heavy flre and got on about half a mile. During thli advance we rounded up eight prison¬ ers, while between us and the British regiment. I supose, we stuck with sword and lance about forty of them, a glorious sight.
"Our men wove splendid and didn't waat to take any prisoners, but thosf I eight had chucked away their arms, wad i "" ^® couldn't very well do tlieni in. They were simply terrified, and one
In all wool velours, Navy, Green, Brown and Burgandy.
SPECIAL at $15.00
Regular Prices $25.00
Suits in velours, gabardines and poplins in -all leading shades
VALUES $22.50 to $30.00
SPECIAL at $15.00
Smarts frocks of silk, serges, crepe-de-chines all the latest ad¬ vance spring styles and colorings values up to $25.00
Special at $15.00
MILLINERY
Tailored Hats, Afternoon and
Dress Hdts originally $10.00
to $15.00
SPECIAL at $4.95
Attractive Blouses for Holiday Gifts
From $1.95 to $8.50
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
Those intcri'btcd in K-arning and practicing upun the tIoHb can iibtain the Kerviccs of one whose many yeam of expt>rlenoe In leading, Ah well as Inntructing, aHiiures proflclency. Having retamtyl to Freeport will be pleased to receive pupils at my residence.
LOUIS K A E K 77 WEST SEAMAN AVENIE (I'hone 260-W) FKRKPORT
COUNTY DIRECTORY
A rhri.stinas entertainment h(;ld in thc Union Free School last Thursday e-ve-iiinK with Htcrroplii aij4_ol«RB on to my leg and kept calling.
The FASHION Shop
44 Main Street Hempstead, L. I,
ALTERATING FREE OF CHARGE
views. The following wus the pro gram. "Como All Y(> l-'aitlifiil," .song: ¦'Little Kir 'I'lce-," mude^H one and two, "Silent NlKbt," ,soiig: "Clirisinuu. Acrostic," grades tliioc and four: dialogue, '"riie- Wiser Way," l';sKa(l
.McKaba and t'arl Dreyer; "Little Town of IJcthlehem," soni;; pla.v.
Aunt Sarapliinp's Cliii.stmaH Party," grade six; ".Merry (.'firlstinas," song: lantern sUele.s, topic, "llirds " b> Hi-ine-ipal lUeioks; (listiiliiilidii eif presentti.
Misa Vera Dean is heiiiu- spciidin;; her vai-ation from tht- Altiany Teach era' College,
The annual Chri.stinn.s festival of lhe Memorial Sunday Seliool vas helel' In Ihe parish house last Friday nii;lii.
Miss .Mary I'lanie is lidiiie from the Teachers' College In Now Virk Cily fill- the t'hriwliiias ree-ess. Miss Game is taking a fmii years' e-oiirse to be¬ come a teacher.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Lohrman and daughter Miss f>a, spent Christiua.s day with relatlvea in Brooklyn,
^tra, Ldwln U, Wendler of Chester. l*a., Vj spendini; a few days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs, John T, Cowles.
Dunham Norton, son of Justice Nor¬ ton, will return to Panama this week, after spending a vacation with his parents.
The Union Kree School will open IU sessions on Tuesday next.
Prof. Marvin M, Brooks nnd Mrs Brooks are spending the Cl^ristnms vacation al Middletown, N, V,
NEW YOKK HERALO.
To the North Pole in a Tub, That is what seamen call the craft In which Captain Roald Amundsen will mako his next trip to the Arctic, Why and How 'W'onien Shoplift. A store de¬ tective answers the question. These •torles, with neveral others. In addition to a remarkable symposium. What 1916 Has Meant." to which the coun- greatest authorities have
'Pity! Pity!' his eyes starting out of I his head. Poor devil, I pitied him, ! nnd we sent him back to the regiment ' \Ye dismounted in a Uttle hollow then i and went on on foot through a good i I crop of wheat full of shell holes and ¦ I dead Germans. Of course, we werei I creeping all the way, as the flre was! I very hot. .\t last, after going a quar j ; ter of a mile, we got to the flat top ot, the hill, driving them before us. Here we hnd to stop, as the ground was be¬ ing swept by rifle nnd machine gun I flre, and they were now shelling us i heavily. We got our Hotchklss guns Into action and set to work. Not a Healthy Spot. "Ry eriiwllng slowly forward we got j a fleld ef flro, and could see the Ger- ' mans plainly nnd a battery ahout hnll. a mile ali.'ud. AVe pliigged a fow here,] nnd then it luippened tn ge>t dark, and | %vei had 1(1 retire iiluiiit .'HM) yards to a ! better posi iion nnd dig In for the night, j This we did all rights the Germans making a feeble chnrge ns we did tt. I was along nt the titne with a mea- [ sage, 80 I let fly six rounds at theni with my n^volver, nnd they all lay I down. Tl.,\\-e>ver, It was not a healthy , spot, and 1 had to crawl back, nnd re- I joined the squadron. We got our horses, hkiI came back and rejoined the regliiii-nt. One shell landed In the middle of us as wo mounted. These tin hats nil- good, especially for shrap¬ nel.
"Well, we got back and dug in like blazes. They made* two wenk attacks during th. night, nnd shelled us all the | time. \\'c 'ung on there until four| o'cloi k, put 111 wire In front of us, andi our battery lelped us well. Infantry i --^-"•'1 Uk lliCa; th^y had just got up.'
"You 8i 1^ our job wns iC t"""-' '*"; as far as we could, and hold the line to give 'the feef time to get ap. So we did onr Job all right. We then rode back—'but not the 600."
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ROOSEVELT UNCLAIMED LEHERS
Tlu- regular iiH't'ling of the La¬ dies' .\uxili:iry, Merrick H. L. and E. Co. No. 8, was held al the resi¬ lience of Mrs. \V. Milliner on Thiirs- (liiy iifternoon, December 21.
Mr. M, (ir;i(-(-. of (ireeiipoiiit. and son illld (iiuifiliU-r, .\iilhoiiy and .\iiiiii, siu-iit llu' (llirisliiins holidays with Mr, ililll Mrs. Harry H. Zeiner, of Hiiines iiver.iie. Mrs. Zeiner is Mr. (irii(-(-'s f^rown-iip iiiiirriod diiiiMliler,
I lu-le "Uilly" and Mrs. Wiilleis are visiting Iheir daughter, Mis, ("ari L'Homnieilicu. in the Camp (¦roimels.
Mr, ililll Mrs, l-'reilerick l-'orrest. of Hrooklyn. w'ore llie CJirislinas -w-eek-end gue.st.s of their daughter, Nirs, Iliury Leich.
Till- eiilerlainiiienl given by the 'MiniK of Ibe Merrick Oraniniar School on Thursday evening, Dc- c^inber~21, was a wonderfiil siie-- cess.
Miss Mildred Hill, of Rutgers avenue, is home from the Normiil .School al New Pallz for the holi-
thivs.
A birthday surprise party was held at tho home of Mr.s, Chas, K. bates ot Fulton avenue In honor of .Mr, Coniiii^ l-:giier. The e\eniug was spent in singing and dancing and waa enjoyed by everyoiu', Ainonu those presem were .Mr, and .Mrs, C, Largner, .Mr, and .Mrs, Kdw, Lhe and family, ,Mr, and .Mrs, John Germeroth, .Mr, and aud Mrs, Chas. Harvey, .Miss .Murray, .Mi,ss Klsie, Kgner, .Miss M. Hanson, Miss K. Cropsey, Mr, William Hrown, and .Mr, John IJorgen,
.Mrs. John Schlegel, of Brooksid - iivenue is entertaining her parents, .Mr. and Mr.s. A. Sudlor and her Fis i( r. Mrs, S, Dit-/,enbergor ami dauglii- e r, (if Wdode-liff Lake, .\' J,
Mr, Bert Kdwards is spending ilu' Christinas holidays with.hi.s pareius, Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Kdwards
"Eat Plenty of Hard Food." "There-are three things to keep In niiinl when (-(iiisidi-riiig diseases of the teeth—flrst, that soft food Is Injurious, and that plenty eif hard fund should be eaten; second, that infection In the gums nnd tooth cavities may cause dis¬ orders by Ihe pus being swallowed and so conveyed to the stoiiiach und In- testiiu's; thirdly, thnt the pus may cause more serious trouble by being iibsdibed through the lymphatics."
One Appendix In Family. Oreen lUiy, Mo.—When Jobn Nacht¬ wey, a farmer living near Oreen Bay, submitted to an operation for appen¬ dicitis here, he was tbe seventh mem¬ ber of tbe family to feel the knife within tbe last three months. His wife, three sons and two danshters have
try's
cou ! already been operated upon. There :
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Tork Herald Sunday December 31, "^ ^^
Order a copy from your dealer. .tWIaMrTFlH ¦ lli<T>nMI*rU—
Miss .\very, Miss Church antl >1iss .Smith, teachers in lhe Merrick ' Sohooi, have closed their house on Loi nes avenue for thc holidays and have gone to their homes in Water- town, N. Y., and Patchogue, L, I,, for the vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Bedell, of Meado'wbrook boulevard, entertain¬ ed a large family party on Chri.st- mas Day.
Wouldn't Hurt Cow. Little Edith was vl.sltlng In the coun¬ try, and as she was coining across the fleld one day to dinner, nn old pet cow noticed her. nnd thinking, per¬ haps. Edith had something for her to pat, followed closely at her heels. The little girl was so frightened she starte^d i to run, and the cow ran, too. Finally," unable to stand It arjy longer, she burst Into tears, saying: "Oh, If you'll only go away, I won't hurt you."
Read the Nassau Post.
Problem Pollwm the Boy. "Have you a boy problem In your town?" asks a writer In the Stirvey. There being several boys In our town, we have.—Kiinsas City Star.
December 27, Hi l'i, Heechman, .Mrs, It. Livingston Becker, D.-, Philip S Bands, .Mr, Thos. Chanilicns, .Mr, 11, L. Chambers, G , W. Croloiis, Chas, Cooper, ,Mis. J. i;. Pratt, Alhert L. Uaiii,se-y. Miss Alie-iii Southard, . L.'^''lia Smith, .Mrs. W. C.iaiivillc Smith, A, L Smith, L, H Vansk, Frank Zerweck, Mr. J Charles
T. HK.N'SO.N' S-.inil, I' \1, P'reeport. .N', 'V',
LEGAL NOTICE.S.
viij-a<;e okiunax e.s.
RKSOLVKD, Thai Ordinance No. 41 of the Ordinances of the Village of Freeport as heretofore enacted, he repealled,
RKSOLVKD further, that the fol¬ lowing be enacted as Ordinance .N'o, -11 to take effect under tho penaltie.i herein prescribed after due piililie-a- tlon in the offlcial paper and all other papers printed in tho Village of Free- port ,
Inmuzzled Hogs. Ordinance No, 41, .N'o dog shall be allowed to run at large' in any stroet, sidewalk, lano or public place in the Village of Freeport without being properly muzzled or under thc Imme¬ diate charge of and led by its owner or custodian, and if any dog shall bc found so running at large the owner thereof or person harboring the same shall be liable to a penalty of ten dol¬ lars for eaci offense. Any violation of this section or any part thereof shall constitute disorderly conduct. The per'^on violating this section or any part thereof shall be a disorderly person.
Dated Freeport. N. T., Dec. 7, 191«. EI .NEST S, HANDALL, Pres,, SILAS A, WILLIAMS HKNRY L, MAXSON, JOHN H, MA*"^"'*^^, FRANKLIN BEDELL, Tru'teea. S P. SHEA, Vlllace Clerk.
STATK OI''FlCIAI.,««
Govuriuir.
Charlea S. WliiUimn, of Ncw York,
t,,ieutenunt-eJove;riuir,
Kdwarel Soliot-rie;e.-k, eil «> racum-.
tjecietary eif Slut.',
KranciH M, Hugo, WuU-rtown.
acii-c-lary to Mr, liiiyo, Howard Oste-ilioiil, Fre-t-porl,
CoiniiiroUor,
lOugene M, TravU, Brooklyn,
Tre-asurt-r,
James I,,. Wells, New Vork City
Attorni-y-Gciie'ral,
KKbort H. .WiH.iUniry, Jaiiie-iitown
.Stale Kngiiie-. r and .Suivyor,
l-'iank M, \\filliaiii,s, (Jn,sli(.n,
CoinmiHsioner of Asrie-ulture,
Cliarle-s S, Wil.-eon, llliaca.
Slate Architie-t.
Ia'wI.s F. I'lk-lie-i. Ncw Volk Cily,
Siiporinli-tidcMt ut IJank.s,
KuBene- l.uiiih HitliiiKlM,
Con.-crvation Coiiiiiii.sHioiii-r,
(Jt-oigo ll. I'ralt, (ilen Cove
State- Superiiite-ndciit of l-;ici tlon,«,
Kri-d L, Mar,sliall, New Vork City.
Ciiiiiiiilui<loii<'r of i;xi:i.Mc,
Ccnrni- 1-;, (licctl, Hiiitjhaiiilon,
Sliitr Health CoiuiiilHsioni r.
>1, M, llriKK--*. New Voik Clly,
Slate Hiii-liway Coiiimi,-',iioinr
Kdwin Ixincy, Coilluiid,
.State SiipeTiritciidciil of 1 ii,>^ii ranoc,
Jena,- S. rhillil>.-e, Hornell,
Reprr»entatlve> In ConKrrme,
F. C llil k«, Port Wa-^hlim'toii,
Sce-re-tary lo Mr, Hirk.s,
J Huyler l':ili,son, I'reeport.
State Senator,
Cenrgp L, 'I'hoiiip.soii, Kink',H Park,
Member of Assembly, Tlioma,s A, McWIiinni'y, Liewrenre,
AA.ssAi «'orNrv okkii.iai.s
Hoard of Supervi'")!!', Chainiwen, Philip ,1, e^hrlsi. New Hyde
I'ark, Town of Norih lleriip.-etead. Hiram H, Smitli, l-'rc port. Town of
l!ciiip,slead
lame,, XI. folk.',.. (ly,slei- Bay, Town of
(ly.itt-r J lav.
Clerk of the ISouiel,
'!eorK<* M, fJoodab'. Porl Wa.shlnKlon.
AsHislaiit Cl.-rk and SI. iionraphei.
Mi.MH (i. C. lllill I.W .-,1,
(•"Uiify Hoard e.f Cnnyntfoi n. ¦Vio- l!o:,r.i "f Su |,.-rvl,-.or,H, The County Cl.rk
Counly ConipI roll. I,
Dull I. llellll.'It. Ko.kvill.- e'etitl.
Inspector, '- r-h.>,Kter I'Hinter, dystor Pny.
Countv Treai-ur.-r,
Klllll.-I ,1. lleKenillll, Clen rov
Couniv Slip.'nnt.nil. l.l if I'.k'i
I" r Van Du.xe-i, p.,. I: ville f.nir.'
(¦•eiuntv Cl.'il;
TliomaH S e'h."<lilre, \Vi,'„liii.i.
Sberiff.
Stephen I', r.llil, I'-reep.m
Under Sheriff,
Walt.-r I'.. Knyii'ir, puldwin
Siirronnle, ,lobn .1. Craham, Svll^.H•t
Clerk .^r the Siirr'.i;iit.'K Court
S, T. Wrl»,'hl, Itockville Centre
Dl.-etri.-t Atil.lliey,
LewN I. Smith, ITiiiipxt .ad
AssiHtant l>i,stii.l Alli'rii.y,
Charle,-! K Week.-., I'i'it \y a "hini.-t on
Cniinev Petictlvi,
Phlnean A .Seaman, llMnp''te,.irI
County IiidKC
Jamcu V N'ii-niniin, l.vniirnok
Court Cl. ik.
Samuel C nnn-...ni, ,Viii.-ol>.
Court CrI.r,
Maxmlllln F P.-ik. r, Lynhrook
f^ominlHsloner uf .Iiiieir», »•
Inmes F Hrown, \-,-lI.y Stream
CommlHsloners "f i:i.-ellnn,
L. K. Klrwin, Henu.«|.-n.l, Prenlelent
fhas f. Stowe. H.-niie'lead, S.-rre-tnry
Cfiunlv Snperlnlendeti' of Hlphway«,
W. Fred SInrk". Clen Cove
Couniv Attr.rne>v,
Charlen T, MeCnrthy, rjlrn Cov.-
f^ounty Senier of \V.li;bl« an.t Meax-
oren.
Frank -A Wood, Ttoooevell
The Tioard of SiipcrviHorH p-ieet (n their rhamhe'rn In the Court House at Mineola everv Monday momlnK "t 1" o'eiork, and at nnrh nther time an the ofnelal bu«ln*«» ner»Hnltate«.
TOWW OF IfRMPSTFAn OFKICIAI-S
Town y^rmr^,
.Supsrvliior H R Smith, Freeport.
Chairman,
Town flerk
Franklin C, Ollb»rt. HempnteaA.
Juatl<-(> of th* Peace.
Walter R Jones, Hempatamd
Juattcr of the Prace,
Edwari T Neu, I^rnbrooV
JiiBtlce of the Peac*.
('orodon Norton, Wantagh. ,l(l.stire of th.- Peace. l.ewlH ftl, Uai.-eiB, C.-ilarhural. Th,' Town Board acta an the l»c»l pi'Mi.l of Health,
liealth onicer,
111. William Kliaiiie, Wantagli.
Healtli llu.pee-lol.
(.'hail.K Smilli, Bal.lwin
Town Treaaurer,
,lohn A, Uulh. Lawrence,
B.iaid of A»m-«.Hor»,
T. H. Brower. Inwood.
C. A. I'idward, Freeport,
.-. U. Ankcr.s, Kockville I'entree,
|-I.'iir..f III.- Buard ..f AM,seiei»e>r»,
,1 i: I'atleisoii, H.'iiipiiicad,
Uee.-clver of Tnxe.i. l.^-ee'pli H, Fester, Inwood.
Board of Audit.im,
I, L. Brow.'i, Inwood
I B. Bi'iiii.'tl, Hempstenei
I' B, Wheldon, Lynhrook.
C.itislnbb'H, I', nlinaiul K .Mill.r, S.'afor*.
.lesiee Mott. liiwui.d loorse S. Smilh, ll.inpstead.
Carnian I'liuil, l.viilii ook, TlKiiiias W, Murray, l''i .-.-port,
'I'l'wn .Siip.-rintenileiil of lllj;liway«,
A i; Palli-rson, H.iiipsl.-a.l.
dverseers of Hi. Poor,
I'raiikllii B.'d.ll, Ficjiorl
l-'raiiiie. Hainmill, \allcy Str.am,
iMslriil Siip.i iiitenil.iil of Schoi^aj
W C M.phalli, M.I I I.-k.
OI-'KKIAI.S OF 'l'lll': TOWN
Ol' .\UI('in IIKMI'MnBAI*
Tl
Ild,
Cliairiiini,. Sup. 1 visor P. ,1 ciiriHi, N.w llytfe I'ark
.lustlce of the Peace,
Frank I', S.aman, Mineola.
,luslic.' of 111.' p.'lice,
Ce.irK.' W, Ha.N.liii, (innl N.-ek,
liistte-e of lhe P.n..-e.
'lliomns |{. I''<i.\. I'.iit Wnihlnh'teMi.
.Inslic of Ihe P.'are,
WiPi.-iiii A. Ii"'li,'.-, Ci'-ai N..'k .<llalUn
Uowii (-l.rli.
Til.'inns (r(-iMiii. II, Mnnlme.."!
Hoard of As:,., ssors,
,1 I''. Slapl. Il.ll,- HosIyn
T ,1 Bird, I'orl Wash ii,t;lr.«
i:<lw,ir(l .\I' l''nrr,iii. (11. a t HerV
To^vn Tax ('"ll.'. I..r, If.nr)' Siiiiniiii, l'..rt «',•» sIi1»kI»»
rii-aid of Audit..IK, .^rlllllr 1. ii.-s, P-irl Wnshlii«lok
Charl.s ,Mr,K.-.', Miiii"l,i li. iijaiiiln Cr.llln, Last UUIialoB.
Conielal.l. H,
Is/iai .<< .Sniilli, I'OI I W«»hinK««».
(ieorn;. I,. Cell! Ik. Mnnhasur*
I.e..nard Tin.rne, lioslyB
Unvi.I l: ,MI. II, ManhnNiiel
Cniislopli.-r II..nil. lly, Cr-nl Nfvok Bta.
To'.vn Snp.rliilendeiil of Jfl|rliwat«,
I-; (iC'iiiii-r, Wenthiiry,
ei\.rseer« of the I'oor,
II. nn nHiiinan, N.w Hvde I'ark.
.1 .I..ne«, Orent Nerk
I o.t 11' I Superintend. Ill of .'»e*.»i»lii,
,Iame-n H. Cooley, Mlneol*
Of-|^-|« lAI.H OK TlIF.
TO\V,% OF OVNIF.H HAT
Town P.oard,
ChalrmBii,
Seep're IHOI, Ins H. Coe-kii. Cyiiler Baf-
Town Ch-rk,
Chailes WeekH, fjyieter Bay,
.Ills! Ire of the Penre
Walter Franklin, Ovuler Bur
,Iustire' e.f the p.nre
William /-: LiiVHter, Cl.n Cnve.
.Illsll.e of the Pence
llul.. rl C WIeiden, Farniln»fdaU.
IiiHlIre of the I'ence
Umeph Hleln.-rt, HI.-kHVille
neiaid of Annennura. I'eler WallerH, ,lr, OyMter Bajr.
KIrhard fJiillfov, Olen Cove cinrence C Hond, Farmln^dalB.
Receiver of Taxna, l-'r»nklin McQueen, Oy«ter Hay.
Conwtablea.
,lohn H.. Thompson, Oyater Bajr.
Frank McCahlll. Olen Coro
Oeorife Powell, Farmlnfrdala,
,Iohn Bench, .If. Hlrk»vllle Thninaji TV. Cran«. Olen Cove,
Town Buperlntendent of HIchwar*. ,Tohn 8, Burke. Broaaet.
Overaeern of the Poor.
John K. ,Ione«, Bea Clllf
Harry F Weber. Olen Cove,
