THE NASSAU P09T, FREEPORT, M. T., FRIDAT, KAT 5, 1916.
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BALDWIN
PROGRESSIVE SO. SHORE VRJAGE- -MODERN WATER PLANT-ADEQUATE HRE PROTECTION
BALDWIN IMJROVEMENTS.
Snbnrban Locality with Mnnicipal Advantages.
ImprovenienUi at Baldwin Harbor are flhowing a steady forward trend. The HOundH of the hanimer and saw are heard there dally. Since snow dlfsappeared the selling movement of bungalows and plots for Improvement has been conHtant.
There Ih no real estate propo.sltlon near New Vorlc City at this time that Involves so much waterfront Im¬ provement as that under way at Bald¬ win Harbor. Adjoining Freeport on the west, as It does. Baldwin Har¬ bor by the fact of Its physical Im¬ provements Is indirectly benefitting Freeport. A glance acroHs the water¬ way from the porches of "The Lights" club house shows a substantial and
EMIL HAACK
has established a show room and agency for all toilet goods, flne jew¬ elry, guaranteed hosiery, aluminum ware, flne cutlery, Cassilla silverware, Thomas razors, positive tension shears, hardware specialties, Kero- safe lamps (80 hours on I gallon of kerosene generated Into a gas madf from :i% ot oil and 97% of air).
TOMANCOPHONE VICTROLAS $25 values for $12.50
Call or address
EMIL HAACK
Orand Avenue Baldwin
I growing home colony at Baldwin Harbor; and, this is of more advant¬ age to Freeport than a stretch of I waste land; while to Baldwin itself jthe improvements in its southern part Is a great taxable asset and a |rtdoundlng advantage. The Improve- iment of these seven hundred acres with municipal advantages, deepened waterways and many homcH hau put I Baldwin village on the map so far as the investing public is concerned. j That the real estate activity at Baldwin Harbor Is devoid of boom features and has all the ear mark.s of siibfitantlallly Is shown by th6 fact that the $40,000 worth of bonds for the new public school there have been sold and paid for and that Baldwin Is to have a now railroad station as a result of the Influx of population to Baldwin Warbfcr. Dievelopment 'and occupancy of waterfront for residential uses is no>v tbe primary j feature of Long Island real estate de¬ velopment. Comparatively, there is I a paucity of short front property near New York for all year residen¬ tial use: and. Southern Na.spau coun¬ ty has the cream of It. The call of the sea and the love of flshing and boating Is having much to do with tiie selling movement at Baldwin Harbor.
Because of (he comparative lack of shore front home sites near New Vork. Baldwin Harbor has come into (strong deniand as a plaee of resi- I dence; and. fee values are Increasing jas a result of demand, together with j substantial improvements that have ; taken place there. Kvery new house jaiul bungalow aids surrounding j property values. Because of railroad I improvements, increased «liort-front !advantages and the trend of growth to Southern Nassau county property values in Baldwin Harbor. Freeport and vicinity are cheaper now than they will be a year hence. In addi-
Dry Goods
We carry an iip-to-dale sto<'k of general
DRY GOODS and
FANCY GOODS
We want your trade. VVhy not meet us half way? This town is all right. You can make make tt better by patronizing home trade. Kvery dollar spent with the home merchant helps to boost the town.
Call and inspect our stock and let us show you how much we can save you on the same goods from city prices.
DAVID GOLDSTEIN
Church St.. near Milburn Ave.
To Rent Furnished
Two-story mo<lern ten-room, foyer hall and bath
COTTAGE
provements, including gas, water and electric light. Also
bu'ngalow
living room, kitchen and four bed¬ rooms.
Both have spacious porches, beau¬ tiful lawns. Can be seen week-days or Sundays.
G. A. Dessart
South Grand Ave., Cor. School Street.
Tel. Freeport IMi-W.
Bedell Grocery Co.
CHURCH STREET '
Tel. Freeport 277-W.
FINE GROCERIES
Gobel's Famous Delicatessen
Goods
The very be.st and freshest Fruits and Vegetables. We carry all tlie popular Cereal Foods. The brands that have stood the test of years and that wo guarantee.
If you want the BEST and a SQI'ARK llKAL call or 'phone us.
Milk and Cream
If you will take a walk or drive down to our place, corner Grand avenuo and Thomas street, and look at our flne herd of cows, you will never buy milk of any one else so long as we can supply you. Not only does milk mean so much to the babe or child that ie fed upon it, but also for the family use. Call i and see us and leave your order. |
WILLARD THOMAS
tion the public is more receptive to real estate investment now than It has been for a decade past.
Significant in connection with real estate values In Nassau county ie toe fact that the most progressive and rapidly growing villages are in its southern half. Baldwin Harbor is now a friendly rival of Freeport and Rock¬ ville Centre In the race for more.pop¬ ulation and more homes.
Eight miles of streets, water and gae mains have been laid at Baldwin Harbor, as many miles of water front have been improved and made navi¬ gable and many more physical and structural Improvements are under way.
.¦\ monster vaudeville show and dance wili be given by the men of the fire department at the Baldwin Theatre Saturday evening. May C, the proceeds to be used for the benefit of the department. One of the tickets will bear the lucky number, the hold¬ er to receive a handsome mission table, which has been donated for the prize.
The Country Club will hold its usual dance on F'riday night at the club house on Forest place, and all are cordially invited to attend.
The ".')00" club will be entertained at the liome of Mrs. A. Lister, of Mil¬ ler place. Tuesday afternoon. This will be the flfth game in the series of six which decides the winner of the trophy.
The South Side Bible School Union wiil liold a rally in the Methodist Kpiscopal church next Tuesday even¬ ing, Rev. F. M. Kerr of Hempstead being the speaker for the,evening. Sunday schools between Baldwin and Valley Stream will be represented, and a good attendance is expected from this place.
The Junior Epworth League held a successful cake sale and sale of articles to be used in house cleaning in the chapel last Saturday afternoon. The Junior League is fully organized and is doing excellent work under the direction of the superintendent, .Miss Phebe T. Powers, and her assist¬ ants.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tlie -M. K. church was entertained by Mrs. Henry Opperman at her home on Grand avenue Tuesday, when the mebers spent a very pleasant aftei'- noon.
The .Milburn Literary Society met with Miss Jennie and .Mr. Paul Schu¬ man Thursday evening, wlien the sec¬ ond of a series of Shakespeare meet¬ ings was held, the program being in charge of Miss Phebe Powers. Dainty refreshments were served and a pleas¬ ant evening enjoyed.
Mrs.Alan R. Fullerton and two lit¬ tle daughters have been viriting Mrs. Fullerton's parents. .Mr. and .Mrs. Richard Mott.
The pupils in the High School are preparing for an entertainment and play to be given in Soiitliard's Hall next Friday night.
The Music Lovers' Societv of Bald-
I win will give a concert in the Metho- I dlst Protestant Church next Thurs¬ day evening. The proceeds will be for the church. The participants in the concert are all local people, there being an orchestra of seven pieces under the direction of Mr. J. H. Kir¬ by. accompanied by Mrs. Kirby on ithe piano.
! A most impressive ceremony took i place at St. Christopher's Roman I Catholic Church In Baldwin recently in tlie unveiling of St. Christopher's statue. St. Christopher is the patron (saint of wayfarers and much devo- 1 tlon is shown in the wearing of me- jdallions and the displaying of em- I bienis upon automobiles.
The pupils of the Balwin High School are rehearsing for a play en¬ titled "Yellow and Blue," to be given at Southard's Hall. .Merrick road, Friday evening, May li'th. Miss .Mary Fuller and Miss Kathryn Ayres, teachers of the school, are coaching the players and a successfiil per¬ formance is anticipated
RESIDENTS WELCOME 1;£NT1ST.
Dr. Massell Opens Office in Silver Lake Pharmacy Building.
At least four times in the past have young and inexperienced dentists opened dental oflices in Baldwin, but unsatisfactory work made their stay short. Baldwin, with its tlirousand or mire population, realizing the ne¬ cessity for the services ol' an up-to- date surgeon dentist, through con¬ certed efforts, have indiu'cd Dr. S. .\. Massell of Brooklyn to move to Hald¬ win an open an oiflce.
Dr. Massell haa had c|uiie or nearly flfteen years 'experience, a full equip¬ ment of all appliances necessary and needful in the careful ami proper exe¬ cution of dental work, and is con¬ stantly in reacli so that any one, whether in a case of ordinary work, or an emergency, may find him and obtain his services and the conee(iuent relief. Great care and thought should be exercised by the people of Baldwin to call and get acquainted with Dr. .Massell to the end that both may be profited and Baldwin retain that which is absolutely necessary in any progressive village, a flrst clas.s surgeon dentist's establishment.
BICYCLES WAR DECLARED
Till' tiffhtliiK In Mexico cannot bf compared with thc battle we ari' waxinK aKainst hlph prices.
We Hell the Ivrr JohnHon and KradlnK StanalHral HloyclrH.
We nuaranlee f)ur repair work. When we tix a wheel we tlx it and thi' best part is that we don't soak you.
Two Stores:
Mrrrirk Kond Churrh Strrrt
FI.<»\ I) W. IIKDKI.I..
Francis W. Miller
General Carpenter
FLOOR SCREENS ODD SASH
SUN PARLORS
Dealer in
RtKJFlNG NAILS (JLASS
PUTTY PAINTS
VARNISHES. KTC.
Central Ave. & So. Merrick Rd.
Telephone 1028-J
. Fire Department Notes.
I The Baldwin Hook, I.,a(lder ancl ; Kngine Company No. 1 held a meet- j ing at the F'ire Hail, Giaiul avenue, I last Monday evening, to receive a re- I port of the purchasing committee on I tlie new power hose wagon. The re- I port showed that the work on the niotor and engine by...£U«ard Bedell, land on tlie hody by Theodore Bedell, was satisfactorily and acceptably com¬ pleted. F'inal acceptance was defer¬ red until Wednesday evening, that the boys might liave an opportuniiy to try out the niotor and become somewhat familiar with its manage¬ ment and control.
At a special meeting Wednesday evening, the truck was delivered to, and formally accepted by the depart¬ ment.
The committee of Baldwin llook, Ladder and Fingine Company .\o. 2 on purchase of power ho.se wagon re¬ ported at its meeting Wednesday evening that Edward Bedell had ex¬ amined and overliauled the chassis, and tliat Theodore Bedell was com¬ pleting tlie body and, barring unfore¬ seen accidents, the hose wagon will be delivered on Muy l.'>. Sulflce it to say that, with tlie e(|\iipnient of these two power hook, ladder and hose wagons, Baldwin stands second to no village in its class for lire protection. .Neither can there be any moro en¬ thusiastic departnient found.
Of course, tlie boys are not praying for a flre, so they may get out and show their apparatus, but it can be' safely assumed that it would not re¬ quire much of a smoke lo lure the boys up the street with this new Thomas flier at 7.") miles per hour, or less, to ascertain the cause.
Miss M. A. McCaren of Grand ave¬ nue, one of Baldwin's popular school teachers, accompanied by three of her friends from Greenpoint, visited relatives in .Atlanta. Ga., during the Kaster vacation. Tliey had a delight¬ ful trip and can still he heard glee¬ fully recounting their experiences when tliey get together.
The .Mu.sic Lovers' Society of Bald¬ win will give a concert in the Metho¬ dist Protestant cliurch Thursday evening. .May 11. and a large at-j tendance is anticipated, a very in- i teresting program liaving been ar- [ ranged for the occasion. i
St. Peter's Lutheran cliurch. Bald- \ win. meets in the F'ire Hall on Grand 1 avenue. Rev. William Steinbicker, Rockville Centre, Is the pastor In I charge. Sunday school every Sunday j at 3 p. m. Services on the second j
[and fourth Sundays of the month. The next service will be held Sunday, May 14, at 7.•I.j p. ni. Everyone is
[cordially welcome.
Celebrates Eleventh Birthdav.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Breiner, pro¬ prietors of "Our Grocery Store," at the junction of Grand and F'oxhurst avenues, gave a party to their little daughter, Christina, to celebrate her eleventh birthday on Sunday, April I'oth. The home was handsomely decorated with ferns, carnations and mayflowers. The little folks en¬ joyed singing and music while the table was being spread with delica¬ cies, including a beautiful birthday cake. As the little ones marched in and observed the eleven candles burning on the cake, all kinds of happy exclamations were heard and enjoyed.
Among lliose present were Mil¬ dred, Charles and Willie Bush, Elsie Morritz. Elsie, Emma and Freddie Hoffman, Gladys and Freddie Bedell. Mrs. Breiner was assisted in enter¬ taining the children by her sister, .Miss Christina Schnabel, of Brooklyn, who came out especially for the oc¬ casion and is remaining with Mrs. Breiner for a week. .Miss Schnabel is a talented young lady and a most charming entertainer wlio. by her affability, has won many warm friends in Baldwin.
Sewing for tlie Belgians.
'I'he Sunshine Ciub of the F'irst .\1. 10. Cliurch will hereafter, during the summer months, hold their meetings in the open, at different places. The meeting for next Tuesday. May lUli, will be held in the woods. These young ladles meet regularly and sew and make dolls, doll clothing and clothing for personal wear, together with various toys for the children's liomes and hospitals.
A more commendable and apprec¬ iable object could not be promoted than the Sunshine Club, whose cheery disposition and extreme af¬ fection seem to be carried in the pres¬ ents they make to the gloomy walls of the hospitals, and there change an expression of jiain and sadness to one of joy and gladness. Mrs. F'rancis ,M. Mliler l6 the teacher and instructor of this club of young girls and de¬ serves great credit for the loving in¬ fluence and control exerted over them.
.•\ .Na.ssati Post representative, ob¬ serving painters and tradesmen hustling abotit the home of Mrs. Ben¬ nington on Carnation avenue, drop- jped in on Thursday to inquire the I cause. These tradesmen were reno¬ vating, decorating and painting out¬ side and In. this magnificent home, with spacious porches and beautiful laws, preparatory to the occupancy by .Mrs. Rosalie P. Bennington, llie owner. .Mrs. Bennington has already arrived at Haldwin and Is supervis¬ ing the improvements, and can be seen driving about the streets in her liandsome runabout, hailing and greeting her many ac(|uaintances. .Mrs. Bennington has made arrange¬ ments to iravel for a year or two and has offered her place for sale. Her many friends will regret the loss of such a kind friend and neighbor.
The Rev. Martin "o! Lipley. Ph.D., pastor of the Methodist F'piscopal church, will preach Sunday morning and evening. Mr. Norman W. Stimp- son of Brooklyn will lead the F'p- worth League service at 7 o'clock. John Callahan of the Hadiey Hall Rescue Mission, will address the Christian Brotherhood on Thursday evening.
BALDWIN'S MODERN DRUG STORE Stop! Look! Listen! There can he no more serious ques¬ tion prefiented to the people of today
than that of having their prescrip¬ tions filled, not only with the best
and freshest drugs, but by men of known ability and experience. Bald¬ win is now equipped with an up-to- date drug store. Yet, not one, but two: Schultze Brothers, who recent¬ ly purcha.''ed the Silver Lake phar¬ macy on the corner of Merrick road and South Grand avenue, have in¬ stalled new and fresh drugs and are prepared to deliver the best.
Mistake.'^ In pM^ing up doctor's pre¬ scriptions may result in death. You cannot afford to fool with medicine when you are ill or when any mem¬ ber of your family is ill. You ought to go to a drug store where exper¬ ience Is at your service.
The Schultze Brotheis have had long years of thorough training and experience and their career in Bald¬ win is a fltting testimonial,^not only to their ability but their courteous, prompt and etflcient service. Their increasing palronage has shown a ne¬ cessity for a hranch in the Baldwin Harbor development section, and to meet this demanct they have rented and are e<|iiipping an up-to-date store on Church street, where one of the brothers will be constantly on hand to tend, not only to prescription work, but to give his advice*in such mat¬ ters as druggists are usually con¬ sulted uptm.
Reputable Meat Men.
Several years since two brothers. I Peter A. and John Kress, opened a! market on the west side of Soutii j Grand avenue, and have, tlirough
yeltrs of patient? honest Industry and
conscientious service, not only gained a wide ac(|uaintance. but an enviable reputation of character for full weights, good materlai and low prices.
When the tiiiestlon of meats Is dis¬ cussed their nanies are finvariably mentioned as the one flrm that seeks to give what you want whether you. are. by experience, ahle to call it by name or not.
Meat Market
Church St.. near Homan Place Telephone !»2 7 F'reeport
JOHN W, RASMUSSEN. Prop.
Butchers of Repute. Our Pound is A Pound
.\sk our customers. .Many butchers wonder why Iheir trade falls off and why people complain anaiiisi Ilieir meat. Such dealers- are not experienced and particular in buying only the best goods. Our auio delivery guarantees the (lulck- est aiiil lies( service, (Jive us a triiil.
Automobiles
NEW and USED
Lowest prices consistent with value.
Examinations and advice on selection of cars cheerfully given.
John A. Cudlipp
North Grand Avenue Baldwin
Joseph Miller
CYCLE MOTORS BICYCLES
NEW PARTS
EXPERT REPAIRING
Our year.*; of experience enabtf- us to do all repair work not <mly tluicUer hul cheaper than any otiier place. We hack up every promise
with
HONEST SERVICE
.\l;iiiy othr-r; not vou.
•iigaKe
Wli>
SOITH GRAND AVENUE (Nexi Door to .New Laundry!
Frtjgitm a.n<l Ve^et&bles
The very best of all kinds in their season. Canned an,d bot¬ tled goods. The best brand
CANDIES CIGARS FRESH BREAD PIES dAXES
.Surely my 1 1 years of life and business in our Village should bespeak my honesty and fair dealing. Give us a trial and you will not go elsewhere.
Rudolph DeAngelis
South Orand Ave.
Baldwin
Post .Office Building Tel. F'reeport 43 1-J.
Willard Langdon
Southard Bldg. Merrick Road. BALDWIN
All kinds (if
Plumbing Plumbers' Supplies
Hardware Jobbing
When you want an honest job for a rea.sonable price why not enga.ije one you know to he lion¬ est and upright.
Tel. Freeport 0r,2-R.
Adolph Breiner
Serves (inly t lie
Best Teas, Coffees. Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Canned
and Bottled Ooods^
Vegetables and Fruits
Personal attention and per sciiial service insures »ne^><*'
Qrand Avenue Baldwin
Tel. Freeport 4 l'.t J.
^tl^ni^tB pijarmarg
MERRICK ROAD and GRAND AVENUE Tel. F'reeport m'.x.
BALDWIN
Our prescription department is under the superviaion of only men of great experience and ability. Our drugs are fresh and medicines compounded from them insure best possible results.
We carry a complete stock of TOILET ARTICLES PERFUMES RUBBER GOODS PHYSICIANS' and NURSES BANDAGES AND DRESSINGS.
We have constantly on hand the best grade of CIGARS and CANDIES obtainable.
THE BALDWIN HARBOR REALTY CO.
OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS OF TME FINEST SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ON LONG ISLAND
WELLrCONSTRUCTED HOMES
Extraordinary Transportation Facilities Miles of Water Frontage
IDEAL LOCAUTY
NEW YORK OFFICE:
243 Weft 34th Street
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
Churches, Schools, Clubs Municipal Advantages
