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TAXI SERVICE
DAT OR nOHT Telephone 888 SAFETT FIRST
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C. A. SCHLUTER
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Staple and Fancy Grocer
FLOUR FEED, BACON, BOILED HAM, ' ETC. "WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE "
11 West Merrick Road.. FREEPORT. Telephone 837
Naval Orders by Bell Wireless Telephone
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CESSPOOLS AND TOILETS CLBANBD AT NIGHT, AND IN A MOST SANITARY MANNER.
THOS. W. ABRAMS
Pleasant Avenue, Freeport.
Tel. 588-J.
My Telephone Number is 337 FREEPORT
C. A. FULTON
Undertaker and Embalmer
57 West Merrick Road FREEPORT, N. Y.
Just how it is possible to talk over wireless telephone and have the other half of tbe conversation reach your ear over tbe regular long distance tele¬ pbone wire, may have been like a Chi¬ nese puzzle to a vast percentage of the public who read of the accomplishment of such a seeming feat, recently, in connection with tbe testing of tbe Bell Wireless telephone. A diagram pub¬ lished In The Telepbone Review, tbe organ of the New York Telepbone Company, makes clear Just bow, and by whnt arrangement of telepbone wires and wireless apparatus. It was possible for Secretary of tbe Navy Dan- lel.s to talk to Itejir Adudral Usher of fhe New York N:ivy Yard, over the wireless, aud he«r over the wire, on the rnenioralile occasion when tbe flrst nafiil order.s were given over the wire¬ less telephone.
According to present indliatlons this Incident wlll he but the first act In a long and abundant history of the trans- miH:iion of naval orders by wireless, since one of the greatest values of the new Invention Is thc possllillity it af¬ fords of convcrsiiiK with ships at sea. The nhility to reach instantly any ship at any point on the hlKli seas, a fact which the Invention of the long dis¬ tance wireless telephone has brought Into tbe very near future, will be of In¬
calculable Imiwriance to the navy. The first use of thlf< invention by the de¬ partment for whom It is destined to mean so much, i^ described in The Tel¬ ephone Review, from which we quote:
At three o'clock on Kriday aftemoon, November .'>, Secretary Daniels, sitting at his desk In fhe .Navy Department building In Washington, read the fol¬ lowing order to Rear .\dmlral .Nathan¬ iel E. T'sher. rommnndant of the New York -Navy Yard, sitting In his offlce in Brooklyn:
"Report a.s soon as practicable after the arrival of the Ynr York how soon the repairs rcominendod on her can l>e completed."
The Commandant v(rt)ally acknowl¬ edged rpcelr)t of the order, and then the Secretary askp<l:
"How long before we can get fhe California off thc waysr'
"We hope to get her off in about thir¬ teen or fourteen month.s."
"Well, you wlll want another shlji In a year, won't you?"
"Yes, we wlil be glnrl ro have one In about a j'ear; we would like nne earlier, as we could prepare ahead."
"I will try to do that."
Tho voice of the S(Hretary of the .\avy traveled from his offlce hy wire to thc -Vavy wireless tower at .\rllng- ton, a distance of six and a half miles, then by Bell wireless telephone to the
wireless tower of the Western Electric Co»v43an>- oo Its building In New York, an nirlioe distance of 22.') miles, thence by wire again to the Navy Yard In Brooklyn, a distance of four miles, where It was heard and recognised by Rear Admiral Usher.
Rear Admiral Ujher spoke over the long distance telephone line to Secre¬ tary Daniels, a distance of approxi¬ mately 22.5 miles.
The Secretarj- was enthusiastic over the demonstratldti. and said:
"This is a miracle. We were wont to think mirai lea ended l.!>00 years ago. j'et herc 'to-d.ay Is this crowning mir¬ acle. Soon I shall be able to sit at my desk and give orders direct to com¬ manders (if ships uiion the ocean."
Mrs. Danii'ls. wife of the Secretary. talUcd wttli Hoar Admiral Usher, and. consefincntly. is the tirst woman ever to speiik o^ or the wireless telei>hone. She was fiill(jwe<l by young Krank Daniels, mkoi: fourteen, who Is. there¬ fore, thc flrst boy ever to speak over the new wireless fj'lepbone.
The wireless messaKe was also heard by fhe wireless operator at the Navy Y'ard In <'hurleston. South Carollnn. who was listening In, hy fhe oi)erator at the Oreat Lakes .N'av.-'l Station af Chicago, and also jif the Boston. Thlla deiphia and Fire Island Navy Yard Stations.
TONY GARISTINA
Makes and repairs boots and shoes promptly aad neatly. He guarantees all his
work. Give him an order and you
will not go elsewhere.
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50 Soulh Main Street Freeport
LEQAL WOTttTA
LEGAL NOTICES.
.VOTICK TO CRKDITORS.
rURSlTANT TO AN ORPER OF HON. HENRY SELDEN \VKU.KR. Tem¬ porary Surrogate of the County of Nas¬ sau, notice l8 hereby given to all per¬ sons havlnK claims against Henrietta M. Pstterfion. late of the Town of Hrmpstead. in the said county, deceased. to present the same with thc vouchers •hereof, to the subscrlbtr the admlnla¬ trator with the will annexed of tho Roods, chattels and credits of said da- ceased. at his place of transacting busi¬ ness at Freeport, Nassau County. New York, on or before the 25th day of
Y.. Oct. 4, 1915. PATTKRSON. ,, .Vdministrator wltli the will annexed. IiAVISO.V A t'NnEKHIL.U Attorneya -'I for Administrator, 50 Court Street. Brooklyn. .V. Y.
.April, next.
Oated. Mineola. N GEORGK Y
TAKE NOTICE.—The following rule and regulation was adopted by the Board of Village Trustees of the Vil¬ lage of Freeport, N. V.. at their nieetliisr held on the 16th day of Decemb.r, 1SI5: Water Rates are payable annually, in advance, on the first day of May. On the flrst of July following, five per cont. will be added on all unpaid niteji; on the flrsl of October after, an additional two per cent, shall be added, and from that time, the amount with the penalty added shall bear Interest at the rate of pl\ per cent., per annum.
Dated, December 2;, 1915.
8. P. SHEA. Village Clerk
.>'<>TI( B TO CREDITORS
Pt'HStJANT TO AN OI^DKR OF HO.N.
PROCLA.MATIO
\VHEHI:A.«. a term of the Supreme Court in appointed to be hehi iit the Court Hou.«e in the Village of -Mineola. •Nassau County, In and for the County of Nas.sau. on the third day of J.inuar.v, IH16, proclamation is therefore hereby made in conformity to a precept to me
ai>pear thereat, and all Justices of the I'eace. Coroners, jind other officers who have taken any recognizance for the ap- riearanc of any person at such court, have taken any in<iuifition or - of any prisoner or wil- • to returri,,.(rtich
wh the examinali ..
mss. are reijuired , ..
cognizance, inquisition and examination to the "<¦''' " ¦ ¦• ••-
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22 South Grove Street Freeport, N. Y.
W. S. PRIMM
SPEEDY SEQUENCE
TOLL SERVICE.
B ITIerry Christmas and a Wappy Hew V^^^*
WE WISH YOU ALL Come to Our Christmas Tree
REMEMBER
ArcHer J* Posi
Telephone 568
Has purchased and is conducting the Grocery, Delicatessen and
Vegetable Store
North Main Street, Corner East Lena Avenue
Formerly POST & CONKLIN with a full line of staple and fancy groceries, vegetables and delica- teuen goods.
Intelligent discrimination in the selection of the standard lines enables us to give you the
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Ours is the only place in
FREEPORT
carrying the celebrated Queen Brand Canned Goods.
GERMAN ENGINEERS IN BELGIUM REPAIRING UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE WIRES WHICH HAD BEEN SHATTERED BY A iH-LL OF THE ALLIES.
Four Hundred Feet Below
Daylight With the Telephone
SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK
Bute Peas, regular 16c per can; special 12o
Van Camp's Pork and beans, regular 20c per can; special. .15o
Log Cabin Maple Syrup, regular 25e per bottld; special. ... 19o
Oranges, Grape Fruit and Nuts at reasonable prices.
The 'I'clflihdiie licview, .\. V., tell- au. exiioric'iire ol a tclcphoiit! suli scriber hi I'tli-ii. whhh i!liistrate.s wlini can lie done on ii lartrc .'<ciilo in u shor; linif "itll Ihc hdii ..f the telei'hone.
Ilocciitly a ri.'iifi'.'<i'ntutlve of a Inr;;! New York iiistiiitljciii called peisonall.v at thc 'i't'ioii ((lit l-.l I ollice and statei! that he wciild li,iv«' occ.isioii to talk to fifty or f«\ly siiiillMr iii.>^titutioiis with in a r;i(liii.s of ji hundred miles of l'tica. und lie \\i.»;h('(l to have tlic calls coin I'letcd as soon iis possible after hej-'uve the word to start. Un ie(juc.st lie left a list of si.\ty-tlire<> toll calls.
Tile iic\t nioriiiiiK he called iu ai O.l.'i iind st.itod lie was ready to start At U.IS the coiivcrsalion ou the tirst (¦all was starled. I'rotu that time until 11.."Jo lie talKctI almost conlitiuoiisly rifty-eitilit of tlie si.Mylhfee toll calls were coiiiiileicd. the other li\(' beini r.iiiecled, due to tlie p.irticiiliir jiprsoii with whom he wished lo talk bolii}:; out if town. Tills was an avef:i;;e of otu :oll (Illl every two iiiiiiiifes and forty .hree seconds for a period of two hou."s and tliirt.\ seven niliMiles. Ilplween toll r-alls lie placed several local calls so that llie ariiial titne consumed on toll calls w.is slli.'htl.v shorter.
After lie had linislied. he called tin liistrict Ti-.illic chief and stated he wlsliec! tn cnnipliiiient the operators on their prompt jind <'Hicleiit service.
LAURELS FOR OPERATORS.
said court at thi»'6peninK there >t. on the first day of its sittinK.
Given under my hand at the .SherilT' office, in the Village of Mineola. on tli Itllh finv of December. ]!»I5.
ST]':r'>IK.V'p. PKTTIT Sherirr of .Nassau countv.
\OTUK TO CRKDITORS.
rrnsuANT to a.n order of hon.
HK.NRY SKLDK.N WRLLKR, Tem¬ porary Surroffate of the C'ounty of Nas¬ sau, notice is hereby jfiven to all per¬ .sons havinpr claims ag-alnst Isabella Klizabeth Post, late of the Town of Hempstead, In the said county, de¬ ceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the executor of the last will and testament of said deceased, at his place of trans¬ acting? business at the office of George Morton Levy, Kreeport, New York, on or before the S.'ith day of April next. Dated, Mineola, .N. Y., Sept. 27, )9]5. HICHARD T. POST,
Kxecutor. Gi:ORGK MOHTO.V LKVY, Attorney for Executor, 1-7 Kailroad Avenue, Free- port, Long: Lsland. N. Y.
county, deceased, to present the (ame with the vouchers thereof, to the sub¬ scriber, the administrator of the ftoods, chattels and credits of said deceased, at her place of transacting business at the offlce of Elvin N. Edw^ard, Freeport, .New York, on or before the 25th day of April, next.
Dated, ."Vlineola. N. Y.. Rept. 23. 1915. ELIZABETH V. MILL.S,
Administrator. KLVI.N .N. KDWARDS. Attorney for Ad¬ ministrator, 1-7 Hailroad Avenue, Kreenort, N. Y.
\OTICK TO CRKDITORS.
PFRSl'A.NT TO AN ORDER OF HON. HE.NRY SELDEN WELLER, tempor¬ ary surrofrate of the County of Nassau, noiice is h<'reby given to all persona having claims against Townsend Haff. lale of tilt Town of Hempstead, In the .said county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the .subscriber, the administrator of the P'-'OdB, chattels and credits of said de- '-eased, at her place of transacting busi¬ ness at the ottice of Clock & Seaman. Freeport, New Vork, on or before the I5lh day of .April, next.
Dated. Mineola. .N. Y.. Sept. 21, 1915. •MARY E. HAKF, Administrator. CLOCK & S»;.\.MA.\. Attorneys for Ad¬ ministrator, Freepori, Long Island, Nmw York.
NOTICE TO CRKDITORS.
Pursuant to an order of Hon. Henry Selden Weller. temporary surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice is hereby given to all porson.s having claims against Cornelia A. Vooris. late of the town of Hemiistead. in the said county, deceas«'d, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of said dtceased, at his place of transacting business at the office of tJeorge Morton Levy. Freeport, New York.- on or before the 15th day of February next.
Dated, Minenla, N. Y.. July 29, 1915 CHAHLKS K. VOORIS,
Administrator. GEORGK MORTO.V LEVY, Attorney for
.Ndminl.strator. 1-7 Railroad avenue,
Freeport, N. Y.
I>.\II.V TItOI.I.EV TIMK TABKB. .Mlneuln -llroukl.t n Divlalon.
.Main and Front Sts
NOTICK
Leave lleinpsi. . ,,.
Soutlibound nt 4.30, 4.45, 5.15, 6.30
in.: then eviiy 30 minutes thereafter
until 11.00 p. III. 12.00 a, in. to Kockvill*
Cenire only.
ary surrogale of th
notice i.s hen by given to all
having clainis against Sldn
TO CHRDITOR.S. ^ „.,..,.
'LJtSlTA.VT TO -A.V OKDKK OK HON. Northbound at .ISO a. ii HK.VItV SKLDKN WKLLKH, lempor- 30_iniiuites thereafter unt
rv Cl..-.¦... • • •-- " unty of Nassau,
¦¦ persons .!. .Jack¬ son, late of tlie Town of Ilemp.stead, in the said county, deceased, to present Ihe same with vouchers thereof, to the subscribers the executors of the last will and testanietil of said deceased, at Iheir place." of transacting business at the otiice of .l.ames M. .Seaman, Wan¬ lagh, Sow Vork. on or before the 15th day of Ariril next.
D.-iled, Mineola. N. V., Sept. 11. 1915. .lA.MKS .M. SKA.MAN, JK.N.VIE L. JACKSON,
Executors. IIAKKV G. CLOCK, Attorney for the TOxceiitors, Corner Merrick Koad and Churcli Sireei, Kreepurt, N. V.
n., and every
il 12.00 a. m.
Line, Hrooklyn,
T HI-; I
.vi;w
Coon e.v Lower, .lames i'atriek Wh. I sid<
M Kiiixi \Ti:'s ^oi'K i:.
'i;ol'LK dl'' THK ST.\TI': nl'
VdKK.- To i;iieii Cooney. .lohn
Tlionias Cooney, Tierlahead
Kale Tully, Ilarry C. Cinek.
M. Seaman. Ilenrv D.vckman ami k Cironey. Send Greetings: rias, Patrick O'Keilly wlio r.¬ ul .strodone. County Cavan, Irc-
The contiast between governnient owned lele)ihone service as eiicoiiii- fered in i;iHdpe. and the service of the Hell System Ls eoiistantly bein^r evinced iu little incidents which appear from diiy to day. The most Intimate nnd di rect exaniple of this that has couio to out- attention In a long time Is a letter of thanks written to the ojierafors of Owt'Ko. .\. v.. ftoui 11 lady who was particularly appreciative of tlieir serv iee. In the light of her European e.\iip rience. 'I'lie letter ajipeiirs in a short nrtlcle In The 'I'elephone Iteview. from which we (piolc:
"The following letter addressed to Miss .Minnie Hlkely. chief oix'rator at Owego. N. Y.. was sent by a lady resld ing In Philadelphia, who usually speuds her siimuiers in Kurope, but who ou account of the war took up her sum¬ mer residence this year In Owego;
I want to express to you as the head of the telephone operators in Owego my warm apiireclation of the service rendered tne during the summer and fall montlis The operators have been without excep¬ tion courteous, kind, |>rompt, and in every way most efficient. I have only prai.«e for them, and would like to thank each one perMonally for tlie excellent service they have given me. It has been a reil pleasure to use my teliphone. and I sure¬ ly have the kindest thoughts of you all. DuriiiiT her residem e In Owego the lady said that in all her exiierlence in this country she bad ncv«r received more satisfactory telephone service than in Owego, and It was Incompar¬ ably superior to anything she had ever experienced abroad. Sucb a lestlmo nial from one so well qualifled to siteak. and the additional courtesy dlsfilayed in the letter which she wrote. I.nve given greet pleasure and saflsfactlon to the operatinp force in Owego»"-'-
land. and Tluonas Kudd. ii. wlio reaid . at Granghiniy, Siradcoie. Counlv <lav- aii, Ireland, have l.ii.|,v applied lo ^ihe .Surrogate's Court of onr County of .Vas¬ sau, lo have a eeri.iin ii««.tu*nent ~l|i writing hearing date ihe ninth d.iy of Februar.N, CMI. relating to holh real and personal property duly provid ,'i.s Ihc- last will and teslano-nt of Ptiilii) Cooney who was hi tlo- time of )iin death a resident of .\i w llyde Park in .said County of .Vassau.
Therefori-, Vou, and <-aeh of you, are cited lo .show cause bef^e the Surro¬ gate's Court of our County of Nassau, at tht- Surrogates Offiee at Mineola. in th(- County of .Vassau, on the 2'Jth day of January. HUH, at nine o'clock In Ihe forenoon of Ihat day why the said will and teBlano-nl should not be udnillK-d to [irobate a.s a will of real and pi-rsonal property.
In Testimony Whereof, We have caused the seal of the .Surrogates Court of our said County of Nassau to be lieri-iinto affixed
¦Witness, HON. HENRY SKI \VI-;LLI':K. Temporary Surrogati; of our said County of Nassau, al the Surro- gat(-'s Otflc.-, at .Min.ola, in th.- said Count.v. th.- !Mh .lay of D.c.-rnber. one thousand nim- hundn-.l and tlft.-eri. rL. Sl SA.MCKL T. WKIGIIT,
Cl.rk of ihe .Surrogate's Court.
Last car leaves City for lli-nipstead at 12.45
-\ flfte.-n-niinut.- headway Is operate* bi-tween Kockville Centre and Brook¬ lyn as follows: We.-k days, except Sun¬ days, l(-ave Cram and Liberty streete, Hrooklyn, 6.00 a. rn. till 'J.It, a. ni : then 2.45 I), in. till 7.4,') p. 111. Sundays, 12 0»
llli
llenipii||.|iri-.ianial('
DlvUlon,
Leav.- Ilemp.st.ad, Main and Front Sts..
West bouml al 5.30 a. in., and every
30 minutes tliereafter until 11,30 p. m.
ni., and (-very 30 mln-
unlU 11.30 p. III.
Sundays Ul.-s th
6.30 aft.
«lliound.
31
and mliiiili-R llo-r.-after until 12.1., „. .... .Sundays, 7.15 a. in., and then th.- sam* I week days.
scheduii
and Oltf
.Irrlrlio I'Ike DIvlaIn
L.-avcK Miiii-ola. Houlevard
C.O.Intry road:
Weslhoiiiid. 5,30 a. ni., and .very 30
ininiit.-s tiiereaftiT until 9.15 p. m.,
10.15 and 11.15 p. m. Sundays.
6.15 a. III., then same schedule
then firsl as w Leav
I-k days. Jamaica
Kullon and VVashington
Kastbound, 6.30 a. in., and every Sf minul.s th.reaft.'r until 10.00 p. m.; then 11.00 r'. m. nn.l 12.00 a. m. .Sun-
.7.15 a. m., then same
ek davs.
. .M. STODDARD.
lays, tir, srhedulr
Supt.
TIII
Tim
1915
PIANO TEACHEE
yiss C. C. PITCARN, AetN^uist 14 Hansome 60 So. Village
PlMe. ,,,^^^ Ave., Bockrille
nMpOTt. Tel. 106-W.
STUDIOS'
SI HR0*;ATK'S NOTICK.
THK PKOI'LK OF THK .STATE OK .VKW YOKK, by the Grae- of God, fr.-e ind. pend.-nl to Jainc-s Garner Wright, .Susannah Garner Hayward, Ira Robert I'lowright, and to all persons in- ter.-sted as rrolltors, l.-gaiees or other- wise In the Kstate of Hannah riowriglit, d.-c-ased. who al th.- tim.- of h.-r death was a resident of Roosevelt, Nassau Countv, .Vew york, s.nd Gr.-cling:
I'lion the p.-titlon of John Sehl.-g.-l, re¬ siding at Hoosevelt, .Vassau Count>, .Vew York,
Vou ami eaeh of you ar.- herein cil..I to show caus.- before our .Surrogate of the Counly of .Nassau, at Ihe Surro¬ gate's CiMirt of said County, h.-ld al th. County c.oirt House. Mineola, Nassau County, N. V., on the Xlh day of January, 1916, at half-i.ast nin.- ..clock in th.- forenoon of that day why the account of John Schlegel, as .-xecutor of th<- lasl will and t(-stanient of Hannah Plow- right, deceas.d, should nol b.- Judicially settled and why two c.-rtaln deeds, the flrst mad.- by John Schleg.l aH executor under th.- last will .ind testament of Hannah Plowright. dj-ceased. to Henry C. Albers and May K. Albers, his wife, dated November 23rd, 1914. and recorded In the Nassau County Clerk's Office In Liber 405 of deeds at pag-e ITK; Ihc sec¬ ond being a correction deed given to cure an omission In the flrst deed, also made by John Schlegel as execntoi' of the last will and testament of Hannah Plowright, deci-ased, to Henry C. Albers, and May K, Albers. hin wjf.-, dated Oc¬ tober J9th, 1915, and reeorded In Ihe Nassau County Clerk'i Office October 9th, 1915, should not be conflrmed by the Surrogate of Nassau County.
In Testimony Whereof, we have caua¬ ed the seal of the Surrogate's Court of the said County of Nassau, to be here¬ unto afflxed.
Witness, HONORABLE H. SKLPRN
WELLER, Temporary Surrogate of Nas-
I sau '?ounty, at the County of Nasaau,
the SOth day of November, In the year
»i^_A_- of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
i/Cnire. and flfteen.
Tel. 47«-J. (Seal.) HAMUEL T, WRIOHT.
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. I
Cai m, tft
:w VOKK HIMI \ORTII SHORI TIIAI'I'IOX (O.MI'ANV.
T.ihl.- I cliv.- Jan.
Werk I>aya.
L.-ave Port Wnshington for Mineola, Hicksville and l-'lustilng: 6.05 a. m.; then every hour until 10.06 p. m. Car leaving Port Washington at 11.05 p. m. to Koslyn Clock Tow.-r only.
Leave Flushing for Port WashlnKton and Hicksville: 6.30 a. m.; then every hour until 9.30 p. m. Cars .eaving ».S# and 10.30 p. m. to lioslyn Clock Tower oniy.
Salurdaye.
Car leaving Flushing at J.30 p. m runs to Hicksville.
Leave Hicksville for Port Washlnr- ton and Flushing: 6.36 a. m.; then every hour until ft.3., p, m. Car leaving Hicks¬ vill al 10.35 p. m. to Roslyn car bara only.
Suaday*.
Leave Porl Washington for Mineola HicKsvllle and iiushlng: 7.06 a. m., then ev(-ry hour until 10.05 p. leaving Port Washington 11.06 Roslyn CiocK Tower only.
Leave Flushing for I'ort Wnshlngtoi and Hicksville: 6.30 a. m.; then every hour until 9.30 p. m. Car leaving 10.tl p. m. to Koslyn Clock Tower only.
L.-av<- llH-^sviile for Port Washing ton and Flushing: 7.36 a. m., Ihen ever> hour until 9.35 p. m. Car leaving Hicks- vllle at 10.35 .n. and 11.36 p. m. ta
Hoslyn car ba-n onlr.
Long Island R, R. Time Table.
(KIT.cllv.- October 17, 1916.j I.enve Merriek for .>>»» Vork, I'eno ¦ ylvania Malion, lirooklyn and Inter, nirdlnte ainllonat Week days—5.16, 6.B2
6.38, 6.54, 7.IS, 17,28, 8.01, 8.4<1, lO.li - -¦ •"22, 3.10. 4.17, 5.36, 6.41, 9.21. ¦n. Sundays—6.4S, 8.22, 9.20 ft. m.; i:i.05, 2.44, 4.32, 6.33, KOS, 11.07 p. in.
Leave Kreeporl for New Vork, Prna- aylvania atatlon aod llrooklym W.-ek days—6.20, 5.66. 6.42, 6 58, 7.22, 17.41. 8.05, 18.17, 8.53. 9.49, 10,17 a. in.; 12.27. ,'1.15, 4.21, 6,02, 5,40, t6.05, 6.45, 8.16, 9.»6. 11.13 p. m. Sundays—6.52, 8.28, 9.24 a. n,.: 12.09, 2.48, 4.36, 5.37, 6.40, 8,12 11.11 p. m.
Leave Freepori for .tmllrVllle, Baby, lon, i'atrboKur and Inlermrdlair a(a'« tlonai Week days- -na4.44, A.l 8, 8.10, a».31, 11.63 a. m.; sial.4G, sla2,21, 2,44, a3.(8, 86.03, a5.65, la6.1H, 6.43, a7.0«. 7.44, al.07, all.l6 p. m.; 12.17 a2.94 night. Sundays —5.31, a9.20 a. in.; 12.29, 2.30, a3.52, a6.56, a9.02, all.H p. m.; al.44 night.
Leave Sew York, Pennaylvaala Nta. llon, for Kreeporl. Merrick and prlad- pal Intermediate alallonai Week days— n3.50. x6.12, 7.0«, 8.36. yll.OO a. ra,; SII2.28. sll.26, 2,00, 3.00 ,4.07, 14.46, 6.00, 15.33, B.64, 6.16, 6.50, 7.10. y«.10. 10,1>, 11.30 p. m.; 1.10 night, Sundays-—4.10, 8.25, 11.34 a. m.; 1.40, 2.68, 6.02. 8.0R. 10.17 p. m.; 12.33 night. ' aTralns run lo Babylon only.
fExcept Saturdays.
IKxcept holidays,
nNo Brooklyn connection.
¦Saturdays only.
tExcept Saturdaya and holldaya,
xTraln runs Mondays only.
yTralns run to' Freeport only.
Trains leave Brooklyn, Flatbush Arm. nue Station, about the same time ae those shown from New York. Pennsyl¬ vania Station. This time table subjaet to change withont eetles.
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