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Publiahed Fridays by IVAMAD POUT t;ORPO«ATI«W
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Biitered aa aecond-claaa matter jrti I. HM, at the Poat Offlce at reeport N, T„ ui»der the Act of :arc* «, i«7»
Th. NA.IflAU PO«T Invites lettera te the F.dltor on topica of lnt('reat. All letters muat be accompanied by ¦ames and addresaee, not necfsaarlly f.r Biiblicatlon, but aa an evidence of geod faith.
The NASSAU PIJ.MT l« served every- «rk«re for 2 cents a week. Id cerjts a month, $1.00 a year. .9iibacrlh'-rs are requested to Inform the clrcula- ti«B department of anr failure to re¬ ceive the paper or d»-lay in delivery. •ubacrlbera wlahlng to change thf>ir • ^dreas muat gIv. the old aa Well as
V... new addresa. Hubacrlbera leav- . ^ .. -a
Ibc the village may have tkeir paper , ijr InfliiPtircd by the war occiipiPd f.rwarded by mall by Informing the , ,_ ^^^ ^j^^, attention of the l.egls-
alatanrc of the farmpra In procnr- ing and diatrlhntlng Med and oth*r wise aanlKtlniic them, with tbe result, that New York State farmera were aided and enrotiraired to Incregse their prodtirtive area thirty per rent, ft supplemented thiR legialatlon with a food control bill providing for a more cfflrlent and eqiiitahle dlstrlbii' fion of farm produeta deeigned to help both ihp pindurer« and the con- siimers.
It cftlabliflhed a State police force of 2:!2 mounted men to give to the rural distrlcta the same measure of protection hitherto enjoyed by the cities and to relieve Ihe military forces nf duties thai rio not proper¬ ly heloHK lo them.
While matters more or leas direct
ask who Is responsible for our un¬ preparedness.
0:^I,T WAITI?Hi THF. WORD
I/ord Northcliffe expresses admira¬ tion for the great proaress America has made In preparation since enter¬ ing the war. Well, there is nothing unusual about it. We always do ttiings that way when we get a ch.nnce. All that ia necessary Is for ' w.itrlifiil waiting" to say "go" and we uel down to huBlness.
(^KKATI^iK UKKDS YKT
'Wiiliout the I nited .States' finan¬ cial assistance," aays Honar Law.
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CIVIL SERVICE
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Clrr^tilatlon department.
Main Ofnce- t2 South Orove Street FRKP.POMT Telephone tl
M. Y , FRIHAY, .HKI'TKMHKK SH,
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lure of 1!)I7, other iniportant ques- £'V;;;a'u ^"o«T"?;oRP»BATloi*!nons were pot neglecled. The edu-
cation laws were rerodillcd, making more tiniform the laws with refer¬ ence lo ediiealion in the cities and conHolirtatlug eountry districts into what i."* known as Ihe lownship ays¬ tem
The l,cKislatiire of lUlT recognized the needs of the Sl^te In the mailer of raiini; for thousands of in.sane and fc»>liic-ininricd who are at iiresenl de¬ nied inst itll tional care for lack of accoiiiiiiodations, first 'tiy appropriat-
•My Country 'Tia of Th.., Sweet LantI of Llb.pty."
Open eonnpetltive examinations by the ("Ivil Service ('otntnlsaion for the state, cotinty, and village aervice will be held thronghotif the State on
JfoTemher 3, U>17, for the positions mentioned helow. These examinations cover positions In the elassffied service, in the State \ pirferably with institutional experi-
irether with the handling and te- ronntlng of anpplles.
Physical tn«trnetor. Women only. Positions of thla character exist at the State Training School for Oirls at Hudson, Weatern House of Refuge for Women at Albion, aod State Re¬ formatory for Women at Bedford Hills, at $45 a month and mainte¬ nance. There are also a few posi¬ tions in the State Hoapllala where the salaries paid are somewhat lower.
Disciplinary Matron, State Fnstitu- I tlons for Women, KOO and mainte- j nance. Candidates must he women of | good physique and strong personality, ;
Departments and Instil tit ions, the various classified eounty departments and Institutions, and the villages so far as they are classified.
"andidates tnust execute an appli¬ cation fotm and file it in the office nf
"Ihc Allies would have been in di»a«-: q,^, CuininiMMion before
ttdti.s straits to-day." We arc now j to make a mor» aerious contribution.
October 24, 1917.
Accepted candidates will he notified
Our men are (olng with our money, about a week prior to the date set, What our nione) has done for the Al-| when and^ where to appear for exami Iird cause already will be outdone by lb
nation.. No (iiic will be admitted to
the examination without the official
dei-ds of our men when ontjc they i n„tire. If an appllcalion .should he
reach the trenches.
MAR Bl ULKTIN.S
Coiigtcssnian IlicK-a announces that he has for dislributitm to any one
lejecled, due notice will be sent. The t'oinmission does not send formal ac¬ knowledgment of receipt of applica¬ tion, t'andidatcs in all examinations, iin- j less oUieiwiS(> specifled, must be full ,. ,, . , Inited States cilizens, by birth or
who will send for them, Ilulletins o" ; „atuiali/ation, and in the latter rase Ihe W.'ii. giving valuable infornia- naturalization papers must be siih- lioii. Address him at Washington. \ milled in proof of claim. If natural-
I i/ed directly, the aiiplicaiil's final cer¬ tificate of naturalization iiiust be sub- Vii.ssai sliidents volunteering for I „|j,tj,rt. If citizenship is claimed by fatiii work and working for farm la- the naturalization of a parent during
... 11 11 < . .1 Ii....,.,-m' ..,n.rno i,a,.. auuiwt<.d in iiiiini; 1 u''"oi'ity, final naturalization certlti-
ing money for buildings to OiiM-t the hon-.s v^ages base assisted m pil.n,. ^_^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^_^_^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^_^.^
I'OI.ITK All rALK.NDAR
October 12 and in Uegislration in unincorporated section of llie lown. {P.'iIIh open fniiii 7 a. m. lo l'l p, m.)
October 12-1! and l!l-2(t—Per.sonal reKlstralion in Villages of Kroepoil, Rockville Centre and Ileinpsletid. (Polls open from 7 a. m. lo I" p. ui.)
October 17 Last day lor liliir.; iii-
depondenl noiuinations.
October IT l.ast day foi' liling ' sembly of 1!»1S of a cdiil iuiiaiii
most pressing demands and second by crealin); a coiiiinission of members of the Legislature and State oflicials to siiidy the sit nation and forinulale a definile policy of enlarging the State iiislitiitions for Iliese imfortimates.
The Assembly to hc elecled this fall will have iniimrtanl work to do bear¬ ing upon New Vork Stale'.s pari in carrying on the war. The work of Ihe Ui'piiblicaii l.e«islaluic of 11117 is the pledge behind every liepubli- eaii candidate fur .Miiiiliir of tlie .As-
of
ence and over :?0 years of age.
The I'nited States Civil Service | Commission announces that on Oe- | tober i:l. I!tl7, at Kreeport, N. Y., an open competitive examination will be . held for the positions of clerk and , city carrier In the post offlre at Free- i port.
Clerks in offices of the first and sec¬ ond classes, and carriers in the city delivery service, are divided Into five grades, the salaries of which are $80(i, $!>i)o, JKiOO, $1100 and $1200 per an¬ num, respectively. Clerks and car¬ riers al first-class offices will be pro¬ moted successively, a erade at a time, to $11(10, and clerks and carriers al second-class offices will be promoted in the same manner to $1000.
T'romotions of both clerks and rar- riets vill be m-ide at Ihe beginning of the tiuarler foiiowinn the expira¬ tion of a yeur'.s service In the next lower grade. No promotion will he made except upon ^'vidence aatisfac¬ tory to the Post Office I)ei)artin(>nt of the efficiency and faithfulness of the (Muployee during tlie year. Clerks and cariieis of the highest grade are cligiliie for proniolion to the hi>;lier positions in their respective offices.
CompetiKirs will be examined in the following subjects, which will have Ih(> relative weights indicated:
1, .Spi'liing (twenty ¦words of aver- ai;e difiiciiity ill common usel, In,
'1. ^Imiimetic (simple test.s in ad-
tip a store of fresh, canned and dried , ^^.^ ^„ ^,,^,,_ j,,^^^^,.^ ^,^^^^,^ ,^^, ^^,^^^ vegetables sufficient to feed the cn-j |,y registered mail. In case the oriK- tiic college popuiation or more than j inal naturalization papers have beeu 1100 No finer example of intelligent '"*"- » ''"l'>' "f ""' same should he ., , ¦ , r f.^^,^ I l>"*<'"'<''1 from the court that issu(^il
elfori to meet requirements of food j ^^„,_^_ An application from a foreign-
pi(K!iic(ion in war titne has lieen fur-j i„„.„ ,„.rson claiming ciiizenship but ..-,,. ,. ,
nished in this or anv other State. The I failing to furnish the required proof""""- ^"'t''""""' mul iplieaium and
,. " - . •.\ I win he i'<.i.ie(i,d tl..,.! o .-o (i.>., „t „, .'llVISIOIl Ol Wlldle II11 Illlll'IS, (¦(>nilll(lll ,
first public mention of it eame wilh | will be i ejected, Ueclaiatum ol m- . decimii frictions -uid the ordi ¦
I . , , ,,„,i i„,„„ : tention to hecome a citizen will not '"'" •i'<i"yi nadions, ami ini otui-^
the annminceineni of what M.id >'<<",„, .^,,,;,.pted. Full citizenship and final '"">¦ r'''f'"« »"^ measures). 20. }
uceompli.sbed. i paMirs are necessary. i •^' ''etter writing (a letler of not !
! fnli'ss otherwise specified below,
"Wc miisl niii,-;li the wai on the '¦>:i»'uinaIions are oi)en to men and or it will 1... linislu'd herc-"!^"'"^'" '" K'"^' twenty-one yi-ars of
declinations o\ independent nomina¬ tions Willi Secretary of State.
October 111 I-ast day tor filing dec¬ linations of iiidepeiideiu iKiiiiinatioiis with IJoard of Klci^lioiis.
Octobei- 22- Last day for filing va¬ cancies in independent nominations. , November 6 — Oeneral Flection. (Polls open fi(mi G a. mTlo ,5 p. m.)
A PAIKIOI ir IHTY I
liollesl, illt< latioii.
ir-:eni consliucl ivi
iegis
"""•'• '^ '" " "'" "¦ ' lage on the date of the i-xamination.
.says C.eii. Wodil. We arc going ^^o j .|.,|,.,,^. ,„„„,.j,,^. i.pj^jj,,,^,^,^, .^^ .^.^,^^. yj^^.,.
linish It on ttu" oitii'i sidr. I Slate is usually required. In aecoid-
aiice with the provisions of Civil Service Rules 1 and !l the Commis
less than 12 words on some subject of i^ciierai interest. Compi'liiors may select either of two sulijects giv eni,
PAY YOlJi WAR T.iX
'i'lie income laS feature of ilie new I'l'veMiie .llill will intercsl a .m'cat many people who have bilherto escap¬ ed air'inconu> tax. Any bachelor with iin" income of more than ?1U00, and a married man witli an income of $2oi)(i will pay four per cent on ail income in excess of those amounts. A baehe- Patriolie i ilizens of NevJ' Yoik j lor witli an income of %i'iiOn will pay Slate have no more imjiorlaiit duty a tax V ?2(», A married man with
The Oerman C Ixiats sank only eight Hritish i\ierchant vessels of iiioi'i' tlian I'iii') tons last weeli, but llie>- sank iwenly ol' less liuin thai tonnage. This does not indicate any
1. renmanshii) (the liaiidwritinn ol the competitor in Ihe subject ((f copying from jilaiii eoiiy wiil l)(> con¬ sidered Willi special reference to the si(mniav, however,'auspond tim "re-I''^'""'"''^ "*' '''gibility, rapidity, neat- quirements as to residence and cil- "'¦^''' W'""''"'' appearance, etc.), 2(). izensbip where such requirements are- •''• <'"I»''nK f""" I'l'iin fopy (a disartvantU,i;cous to the public inter-' ^'"'''"'' ^''^^ '" copying accurately a ^,JJt^ I few Iirinted lines in the comiietilor's
The time- allowed for each pxami-I''""''^^'''''"'^'- ^'"•
to perform than to pay close atteii- tioii to the elecl ions lo be hold in November.
For three years the government of the State has been in Republican hands and the .Stale has set a slanri-
an income of $30()(» will pay $40, if he has no minor cliildren dcpeiideni upou him.' If he hap minor children depen¬ dent iipon hini he is entitled to a $2i)() exemplion for each. Wilh an income nf $;!000 and two children the
relaxation of efl'ort on ihe part of j nation is six hours, unless otherwise
submarine commanders, hut ii...does ^^''^f'^'l "".thf pieliminary sbi^M of the
, , . , V J I examination. .No competitor is al-
iuduaie Ihat the larger "'•^''chant i ,„^.^,,. ^^ ^^^^, „„„.,, ^j^.^^^ ^,^^, ^.^..^^^,^^
vess(>lK are liettcr prolected. examination on the same day.
—-—- I In writing for application form or
Ii apiieais lo he the fixed delermi-i inl'ormation, candidates should speci-
nation of Gen, C;idorna to so com-! fyi'^n'tieularly the position as given
pletiMv demonish tho Austrian field
ti. Heading addresses (test in noi- iny Willi pen or pencil, on a printed sheet of addresses, differences be¬ iween Uie jirinted addresses and the v\ liiien addresses of wliich they are a coiiyi, iD. Total lOO.
army that il wili not bp possible to reasspinlile tlie pieces.
below, for which they desire to be "v.'imincd. Cse a po.stal card for or- ! dinary inquiries, j
.'\t eacli recurring examination, this j Commission is put to much unneces-
PI£A FOR BEACH
I am mucli di.'^tressed iiy Ihe abuse
ard of einciency tliat has not been | lax would be $24. At present the ex- Burpassed in the entire country. empllon for bachelors is ?!lo(ii) and
In niaking preparations for the war | for married men $4()(MI. .\ married In which the country is now engaged i man wilh an income of ?S0()() and two New 'York led all the other States, j children now jiays a tax of ?20—two ht^ginning In the firat year of (iover- I per cent on $1000 in excess of $4uOO. nor Whitman's term wben he laid he- ] Under the provision now in the biil fom the Legislalure the imiKutaiice | that man will pay $104- four percent of putting the .National Guard on an on ,?;W0() in excess ot $2000 less an effective f(Kjtiiig. The Kepuldican | exemption of ?2oo each on his two Legislature of l!)lf> was prompt in children. Above SROOO surtaxes begin
and keel) 'ui increasing as the in¬ come grows, but the great majority ol' people who will lieiiin to take an inlelligeut interest in iiicoine taxes will lie those b(>low the $r.oOo mark.
0\ 1 IRIMMIAN SON.
GoMTiuir AN'liitman made a greal hil Willi an audience of recriiit.s for
the new .National Army wben he told ' I'iu<'<>ln Kepublican Cliili them Uial lit' (xpeeled lo h»-ar good
carrying oiil this reeommemliition, and a year later when there was a call for trooiis for the Mexican bor¬ der. New V(')rk V^late was in position to rcspon'd |)roniptly. The Republi¬ can l^i^gislatures of litlfi and 11117, in further development of a iiolicy of jH'ciiariMliiess for a war thai seemed eertain to involve this countiy, eii- actfMi and Governor Whitman approv¬ ed other laws to sirengthen tlie Stale ---military forces. These included the j reports of them from "somewhere iu physical trainiiii; of the boys in Uk^ ' Gerniany," I'.'very day's dispatches public schools, tlie indiisirial mill-I show tlial ilie battle front of the ul- lary training of older boys, the en- I li(>(l armies is moving steadily loward largement of llie Slate's Naval Millliii i tlie Geniiaii boundary, and (ipvernor and the provision for field service of : .Wliiiman bad lo looli only a little tho National (liianl. Not a sitiial ion ^ into tlie futini' lo see ilir li:;biiim lioa arisen since tli(> beginning of the i traiisfeneil lo (ieniiaii soil, for more war for wliich .Ni>w Vork Slate was | iban six miuuhs (ii rmany Ikis lieen not l»repared. Within twenty-four j exerlinu' In i full stieimih lo buld at liour's after Ilie hri-ak in diplomal ic least .I'-part "ol Uu lirriiory slie relations betvscen this eounliy and .Gennany the National Guard was otii guarding bridges and other iiup'ir- tuut public works.
The Legislature ol' 1:U7. Krpulili- cau in both hr;incii(>s, appropriatfd over $t!,O0O,Oi)0 for war purposes. It provided for a State Council of .Na¬ tional Defense and placed $l,0tli),0ili>o arm at its distiosal. Il ajipropriatcd $1.- OM.OUO for guardiiiB liridges and ini- ; portant luiblic worlds, antl $2,U00.(iot> /or forlilications in New Y'ork City.
It eiKK UhI a law providing for u • inititar> census, which was a cont- plett' inventory of tlio man power of y the State and which lias since prov¬ ed of great value lo the Federal gov- eraiuent.
UNCLAIMED LETURS
I'reeiMirt, >, Y-, Post Olliee
1. Hayles, James S. & Son
2. Hellingham, .Mrs. William :;. (^arozze, Angelo
4. Uavlson, .Mrs. f. M.
\i. Ford, .Mrs. Hal
(i. Galubord, Mrs. Irene
7. Hunter, .Miss .Minnie
8, Smilh. Artliur, So. .Main St. It. \'etal. James K. Jr.
Ill Zeller, J. T.
T, r,l';NSO\ S.MITH. I'.M.
( I liKRRA'li: YHTORY
The Lincoln Republican Club, iid District, Town of Hempstead, will celebrate Ih?' swe(>ping victory ot tlieir president, Frank A, .Nolan, over llis oi)piinent, J, 11. -Miller, al llie pri¬ maries 1)11 Septcmlier I!), for commit¬ teeman, when F. .\. Nolan won out by IS 1(1 17. .'Ml town and county of¬ ficials, as well as the friends ()f the cordiai-
sary trouble because of the necessily , of this beautiful beach, by the wan ot returning applications for correc- j ton throwing or heaving on it every j tion. Iiidor no circumstances should ! form of discarded rubhage, broken an application be sent to Alhany tin- j bottles, empty tin cans, papers in ; til the same has been carefully re- enormous quantities, remains of half i viewed by the applicant to make sure | eaten food, boxes of every description, Ihat every question is answered and I old shoes, etc. Every undesirable un-1 that the application is complete in clean article that is not worth while j all respects, including vouchers and ; taking home is left on tliis inagnili-j affidavit on the back. ! cent beach daily, and especially Sal- I
Send applieation, properly filled j urdays and Sundays, by Ibe roaming i out, sworn to, and with the certlfl-' mob who attacks it during the sum- cates signed lo the "State Civil Ser-| mer monlhs.
vice Commission, All)any, N. V,," aa | Walking lo one's liath in this beau-1 soon as possible after the announce-1 tiful ocean it is deplorable to have to! ment of the examination. Do not file i wade throuf;h this unhealthy dreadful applications for position for which I debris on the sand, and ii is neces- } no examinatoin is announced. The i sary for those who live in cottages,; Commission, on r(i(iuest, will place and dr(>ss jn their cottages for bath
ing, to get to the beacli from be¬ neath the lioard walk. In such places ihe condition is. if possilile. worse than on the beach. .Nexl the Trou- ville, and all the way down almost lo
your name on the mailing list for no tice wlien any desired examination Is announced.
Do not wait until the last day "be¬ fore filing your application. In case
of tie averages the Civil Service Hule.'^l„lhe .Nassau llot(>l, the condition is' provide Uiai iiriority of filing shall'R-iiockin'.; in these outlets to the sea. j govein relative standing. , Droken glass, and every sort of un- ;
In preparing for special examina-1 savory and liad looking ohsiacle, ;
v invited to tlu- eelebralion, which '?"'\j^,'*'^'''Tv''V'" ''^'¦''\'%!' ''"''-^^ ^ '"' '''''^' f'"' ''"'' "'-¦^''•'U.li.m. !
'... .. 'u la^^w or juiblications relating tO|!iaiass your emharrassed path! In
the work of a particular (l-'iiartmeni, ,i,|ie vicinity of llie Nassau Hotel, and candidates should wrile In the de-, on the lieach in front of it, tlit' eon-| pariment eonceined and not Io the I dition is greally superior, since Ilie Civil Service Commission. pro|)rietiir of this botel keeps Uie
. List dl" I'osltioms and Rei|iiireiiientK ; bathing lieaeb in front of, this proii-! Assistant Dacterioldgist. State De-¦ cfty eomparativi'lv free I'rom disorder I pariment ol' Health. Ojien lo men and ;nd relMse bv hiring tho.se who re-i uomeii. .fiL'od lo $18(1(1, .Minimum nunc it,
iij^e 21 yeais; preferred ages',21 lo ] On .Monday moniiii'.; after Sunday's! i'l years. A degree from a college
wiil In lield-^at the club rooms on Sat urday. Sept'enibei
VITAL STATISTICS
Inn prfTnli»M, and no p*f»K»n or per¬ sona shall allow tn accumiitftt. upon Ihe sidewalks or otber puhlle thOT- otighfares set apart for ped<>Htrlans anrl in front of and abutting npon their own property or upon any ad¬ joining property, any flIth, dirt, ashes, rubbish, garbage waste paper, dust, or any similar matter or sub¬ stance." "Any violation nf fhe pro¬ visions of this Section shall render each offender liable to a fine of not lesB than $2,00 nor more than $2.S.00 fof each offense, and In addition to such flne the offener or offenders shall pay the costs entailed upon the Village for the removal of such ac¬ cumulated matter or substances aa hereinbefore de.scrlbed."
Communities of people and Indi¬ viduals bring enormous suppli(>s of luncheon to the beaeh, picnic open¬ ly Ihere, and l(-ave great disorder and r»fnne after their departure, yet In Article V, Ser. 74. it Is specified tha^^ "No person or persons shall conduct 01 hold any luncheon party, clam bake, barbacue, or other picnic upon the beach or boardwalk within the Village of lx>ng Heach unless a per¬ mit therefor shall have flrst heen ob- taiiH^d. Any and all persons to wh<mi such permit may be issued shall not throw place or leave upon the beach or boardwalk any refuse, papers, bas¬ kets boxes bottles broken glass or other articles. Any violation of the Iirovisitms of this Seetion shall ren¬ der each offender liable to a fine of not less than $2.00 nor more than $10.00 for each offense." , There are Constant fires occurring ai l.ong Deach. I have seen at Ihe easiern ( nd of the beach several bon¬ fires so close to the supports of the boiii dwalk thai they were blackened, thus menacing public safely from fire, yel In Sec. II. Arlicie I it states "No person or persons shall build or cause to be built or ignite or cause Io be ii;niled any bon-liie upon the streeis, highways, public places, board walk or beach under penalty of a line of not less Ihan f.'i.oo nor more than $2.''i.oo. or to he prosecuted as and decUired to be a disorderly person, or bulb, for each offense.
In Sec. 70, under b(-ading of ".Mis¬ cellaneous." tlie law reads "Every person, linn or corporalion ov\iiiiig property within tlie limits of Long Ileach shall place or cause to be placeel wilhin cans or barrelV made, of tin or ,:;aivaiiize(l iron all asli(\s, uarbage, rubbish and jiapers, which shall be duly carted away from such proi)eity. No swill or garbage shall b(' kei>t in any su(''h barrel or ran unless tbe same shall be provided with a cover lilting lightly over Ihe lop of said can or barrel, which cov¬ er shall at all times \m> kept in place upon said can or barrel," Vel f have seen coiislani abuse of this law. In Sec. 7.'i we are told "There shall he provided by the.. Village of Long Heach. upon the streets, highways, beach and other public places with¬ in the Village cans wherein papers and I'ubisb of all sorts, exclusive of garbage or swill, may be deposited. All ])crsoiis shall deposit all such waste papers, bottles, broken glass and rubish in such cans, and not up¬ on the streels, highways or beach, under penalty of a fine of not less than $2.00 nor more than $10.00 for each offense." The few cans provid¬ ed are absolutely insiifllcient and their use is not enforced.
There are stringent laws against dogs heing allowed on the beach or in any part of Uu> village without a leach. These are actively enforced, yet I have never seen anyone remon¬ strated with or arrested or lined fo/ leaving refuse on the beacli. I feel thai if examples were made of such individuals and the laws as they stand enforced strenuously for a week this heacli would remain perfectly clean, and once more be the beautiful and health giving resort tbat it should be for the benolil of the puhlic,
I [dead with those actively inter¬ ested iu the iirospcrity and beauty and cleanliness of this wonderful htalth-giving resort lo make an ac¬ tive prolesi against the defacement and unhealthy, and even dangerous condition of their beach, and to bring pressure lo b(>ar upon tlie oflficials of this Y'illage to co-oiierale lo Uiis (ef¬ fect.
Vou I's truly.
tilll.LV LADi:N15rRG.
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LAW* Otr Nf W VONK->-By Auth.r«*r*
CHAP R«. AN ACT t. repeal aectiona altieen-a at»«
altteen-b of the PfOn.ral biiatneaa law,
relntlnit to contalnera ten small fnilt«
and veitetahlea.
Became a In. Mar 17, l»17, .Ifh thm approval of tha (Jovernor. PaaMd, thr«> fifths b.lnit preaefit.
The P(»ople of Ihe State of New Tark. represented In Renate and Aaaembly, 4» en«ct an follown:
flection 1. fleetlons elxteen-a and mito- teen-h of chapter twenty-flve of the law. of nineteen hundred and nine, entitl.4 "An act relaflnit to ireneral buainess, con- stlfiitlnir chapter twenty of the ronaolldat- ed lawa." as added hy chapter(Slithty-on. of the InwK of nineteen hundred an<t twelve, and hy chapter four hundred an4l twenty-alx of tha Inwa of nineteen hun¬ dred and thirteen, respectively, are heraby repealed.
I 2. Thla art ahall take effect Noveml>.f first, nineteen hundred and seventeen. State of New York, OfTlce of the Seer.-
tnry nf Stnto, ta:
I have compnred fhe precedln» with th. original taw on file in thla office, nnd Att herehy certif.v that the eame la a corr«^ transcript therefrom and of the whol. of flald original law
FRANCta M Hcno,
8p<'retary of Stat..
TOW.N 01 IIKMPSTI.AI)
.Marriage Licenses
Wil liiini George 'l'«ite.
¦iteil IniiM i''iaiic(
her
Tlnirmoiid, 22, hotli of Inwood '" I l.ouis I.. .. I'iirc''as(\ 2.S, Uo('kvill( '*'"'i Cell tee: Juanitii Klizabeth l.intner, 22 llrst llaminonloii, .N. J.
i:ii/.al)eth maintaiiiin'-; a standard satisfactory
to the Commission, or an eiiiillvaleiii ediiealion, i.s recjiiiicd.
unbridled. lUue.-Ui ained, liicliulent (lowds' departure the beach looks lil<" a dump heap. (t is indeed a piUiius sight lo see this natural
meal drive toward I'aris, but posiiion after posiiion is luin^j; taken from her wilholll tlie Use nl aiiv Auiericaii truoii.s. .\ lew iiiiiri moiulis and tiie, liesb riitces. including our ov. ii In.op:., now be,IlM asseinbled in Krance, Wiil eitlui iliive (lie Cieiniaii OUI of i-'ialice or (lesti'tiv it,
1,11 TIILM MOli:
The Liberty .Motor has Imn an- uouiiced to the world wiili all Uu
Ciiai lie .Adams, 27, Kreeport: Kan¬ ie Ta.v ior, 2o, Roekville Centre,
.\ssistaiii I'iiysii ian, Ret;ular or | clean white sand beach, tbe fairest in llomeopalhic. Tills exam inal ion is intiMided to provide eligibho lor the liositJoii ol jissistant physician in the
Walttr Henry Gehlaar, 2ri, fam)) State hospii.ils and for o'-her pisi- ^
Mills; Marie J. I'ul/, L", Henipslead. timis of a similar nature in various ' dtme lo enforce the laws that'a're ex UilUam Krank Scb.midt 2(J; .Mary , Stale and County inslitutions. Sal- ('elleiiUv franidl to iiroieet the clean Cie!ielsl;a,, :.•'.•, both of Kreeporl. , ary in the Stale hospitals, $l20o, iii-
.Nicholas Peter Valentine, :;o. New- _<reasiiig .tloo each year lo JldOo, V(i-i< CHy: Kiizaiieih Kinley, 2L of wiih maintetiaiiee, includint; tiuartersi
.Vim riea, and jiossibly in the world, s(. (I(«raded and detiled. Are we doing our ('i\ic duty in iieiiiiitting this defacement'.' Can nothing he
Inwood.
l.iuiis Sarra, 22. Lena Riiir;i' Capa- iilla, 1". bolh of liivvdoii. Rirtlis
.^ept. 20 Son, Gilliert, |i .Mr. atid Mrs. I'hristian Vollmci', of Roosevelt.
Sept. 20 Daughter, lludora Kdilh.
liness of the bcticb and the village, and only have lo b(> carried out to make tills as li< aiitifiil a balhing re¬ sult as those in I-^iirope, wliere .-.ueh
«laboraiiiin at language lo which "> Mr. aud Mrs. .Arthur J. llendiek
George Crt>el and other uovei nine nt press agents have made us accustom¬ ed. It is bailed as the I'luml nf any of the finer types ot Liiropuan ma
board, laundry, eie.
Ilookkeeper (.Male), fifth and sixth a coudiiion of unsij;hily uncleanli- grades, Stale Departments and Insii- luss would not be tolerated, iii'.ions. Isiial Hiiluries, $721 to $1200, The law defines in the Code of Or- liooUkeept".' .Stenofirapher /Clerk, d'luinces of the Iiicorporaii d Village usual salaries. $72ii lo $IOuo per an-, of Long Ileach, umler ihe lu'artln.y num: men ami women. i "I'ul.lic I'eace und Order," See. li, "No
("oiitidcniiai Kxaminer, IJepartiiient person or persons, firm or corjiora- ol Kxt ise, ^l,'',no. Open lo men only j lion. Bhall place, consent toor cuukc Sept. I'I Son, John Judson, In .Mr. v.h,, are over 'in years of aj e on the ' to be placed, licep or suffer to be and .Mrs, William Judson, of Ocean-, day of the cxaniinalion. A o|Mijntees ; k.^>i, any ho\. barrel, cask or any ¦^ide. i t<> this position will he required lo ex- articie or articles suhslunce or sub-
Sept. 10 Dam-'htei-, Lva. to Mr. and amine aeeoiints of ceriified lioiders. .-tances whatsoever, uptm any of tlw
IMKIASi: I'Ori.THY I'ROIHrTlO.N I
An apiieal to poultry raisers to in-l crease their production of jioultry,' meat and eygs has b(>en issued by the .Vmeriean Association of Inslruciors; anri Investigators in Poultry Hus-' iiandry, which met recently at Am¬ herst, .Mass. These poultry experts, in a rt-'.solntion, state that there will j be an unprecedented demand for I lireeding stock and poullry products,] which can he met mosi effeciively by ; ilie introduction of approved meth-: (ids uml belter stock and manage¬ ment ill eaeh flock. '
The :issociation iiiires )iarlicu!arly , owners of flocks uot to sacrifice vai- I liable clii( kens simply liccause feed \ lias hecome abiiorm.'illy high in'pi'ice, j They point out Ihat such a jiractice | will tend lo reduce . the supply of I breeding Slock and Ituul to seriouH reduetioM ill (Uilput, |
son, of N'aliey Streaui.
r chines, in Weight per lioi,sc power, in '^''''-- I'''"'""*" Aiirams, of Oceanside, ""d to obseive the kind of tialfic and sireets. highways,' public
- - -- ., .-. places,
l>*'»tl>'* Ihe jirobable ri turns in cash for each ! boardwalk or beach within the Vll-
Sijit, 20 At Inwood, Hannah Kliza-^ gallon of li(jii(n sold, with reference lage of Long Heach, so as to obstruct
^'It levK-d a tax on the proflts of tlexibiliiy and in .speed. So far
inwcaTrme and inautifacturing cnr-, good Hundreds of millions have henn i ,'.' i'^ ;. '."'.,' " "" I «. th.. .--.-,¦.¦.. „„.,., „.,.. .ei, ir((re j (uf;e .;• i.uub oea. u, m. as lo oubiruci
, , . ,,, „,.;.. . *•"*'" """'"*'"^ ''f ""mens nave .been Ihit, langdon, aee ti2 years. to the provisions of I'liajHer 623 of oi impede in any manner the free
porations to help meel^ the additumal ] voted for aviatiim. the essential thiny ! itfpi 1!« At Inwood, Vincent Och-» th.- l.a"s of l;ii7. ai.d clear access iheielo. or pa.saage
""* -..-..>.-• 1... .1 - 1- ji^^, motor is said.-'to he
etpendltures eiiUiled Ity the war. It
lucr*»aaed the liquor tax, reduced the j upon, Now l»'t us have the planer
BUiub«r of saloons, provided for the by the tLouaaud.
eliuiinatiou of ub jectlonable places „
aad (exleitded the local option provia ; IMSTI^X'TIO.N HITHOIT
itm to citieti. Uif FKU£N(i<
It urgauiztid tho a«riculluial re- | The Providence Journal says, •ovrces uf the Sute to iiit»«t the in- speaking ot the faulty Kraokford cro«ae4 Uemauds of the war, passed cartridge, that "aecideuts lik« tliese • (cods aud uiarkeU' bill which eu- J are not due tu tbe a^iuinistralioa, but •bled the departuivat chargiKl with tu uaprep»re<ln«aii." Thla aouads r«a-
aKieed/'"¦''-"• »«•' ^" nionibs. , Assisiani .Sanitary Lligiueer, State , thereover in a-free and unhampered
S(i)t. :>:?—At Oceanslde, John Jud- Aretutect's Offlee. $1200 to IL5(Mi. Ap-i manner. Any violation of this aec-
011 Johnson, age 5 days plicants luust be sanitary or civil en-: tion shall render each (.ffeuder iia-
Sept. It* At Camp Mill.s, Hillary - neeimg gi aduateti from schools of
ll. Jerniiian, aged lit years.
Sept 20 At Rooaevelt, Margaret T. Davy .itged 63 yeara.
TrM. 8u«»lol»n»
It makes ¦ bad ImpreMiion when a niau who has been ou Mick leave cuiue. back lu tlie oflice muukUiK a bl|{ black i:!^!^^—KatuMui City •J<MiroaL
the highest standing
riiMtitiitional I'uHitlous.
-Matron (Kteeption House), State Ref. rmatoiy Instltutitms for Females, $72ii to .'<840 aud maiuteaance.
Storekeeper, State Hospitals and
ble to a tine of nut less tban $5.00 qoi more than $50.00, or to he proaeciil- ed as aud declartrd lu be a di»orde(-- ly person, or bolh, for each uffeiuie. In Sec. 8 Ibe law reads "No per¬ aon or persoua, firm or corporation, shall deposit or pla^e, or allow lo be
The
Y. W. c a;s Work in the War
What tlu Woman's t)igani/ation is l>oiiij; for the Soldiers.
"HK K0MKAKIH:I» THK.H OCT"
Ily fapiain D.'ivid Fallon, .M.C. "HOM AMhUM A MAKKS MAK"
Uy Hamilton Fyfe
THK JNAliAZJM': OF THK HAU
With the
lastitutltins. Open to men and wo- deposited or to be placed upou any of men, |420 to |<)0u and inaiuteuauce. I the streets, public places, boardwsU i Candidates must ha,ve had experience i oi beacb. and in front of oi aUulUBK m bookkeeping aud ulBce work to- u^u their preuilstw, ur upoh adjolu-
.^j^l^lilia^ik'aL.
httkhn, tkiyteMber M
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
ClIAF. 520 AN ACT to amend aection thirteen of th.
generni hiiKlneaa law. In relation to
county (M>Rlcrn.
llccamp a luw Mny 17, 1*17, with th. approval of tho Oovernor. Paaaed, thr.«- llftliB beliiR preaent.
• Th* People of tha State of Naw York. raprc^ented In Senate and Aaaeinbly, do enact an followa:
Bectlon 1. Section thirteen of chapt.r twnty-f1ve of Ihe liiwa of nineteen hun¬ dred and nine, entitled "An ait relating to Kon(?ral hiL^lness, constltutInK chapter twentv of the cmiRollilateiJ laws," a. amendod by chaiiter one hundred and ciRhty-scvcn of the lawn of nineteen hun¬ dred and ten is hereby emended to read an followa:
I lil. County Benler: dutlea of county ."ralcr: duty of Hiipf'rvlPor((. There Bhall lie (i comity ((iiilcr of welRhts nnd meaa- uri s in cju'li (imnty. except whero auoh county 5.S wholly embraced within a city, who fhnil be appointed by the board of niilicrviHiira nnd hold ofTlce durInK th. pU'iiRiirp of such board. He shiill be paid li Biil.'iry (IctiTiiiliied b.v the lioard of BU- pervlHora arid shnll be provided by them with thf> iKM'essary working eipilpment of utatidard welnhtH Hnd meaHuien. Ile ahall take cliiirnc of mid pafoly keep the county .Hliinilards. and iil leict once In evory flv. yeiirH (<h:ill tuilnnlt such standards to th. Mtttto siiperlnlciirtcnt of wdRhtsf and mea*- lU'^s. ill the pl.ip'e where the Plnndnrda of the alat(» are kept, for callbnitlon anA I'crt itical Inn Where not otherwl.'^e provid¬ ed by law. the county ftealer shall hav. the ]iower within hts county to Inspect, ti"^l, Iry mid ascertain If they nre correct, all wci(jliti», sciilu.'', beams, measurca ot exery kind, instrunienis or mechanical df!- vlces for nicnsiiriment nnd the tools, ap¬ pliances or accesaories connected with any iir all loK'h IiiHlniineiits or miHsurcments used or I'miilo.ved wllliin tlie counly by, any prdprieior. iiKcnt. lessee or einp!oy»»o III dcteriTilnlTiK the size, quanllty, extent, area or nicasurement of quanlllles, Ihlnf?.. priiduee, Hrtlcles for distribution or coii- Hjimptlon offered r.r Bubmltted by euch persnn or persons for sale, for hire or dward. He shall at lenst twice In each year and as much oftener (is he (nay deem necessary .see (hal the welgrhts, measures and all apparntiig used In the counly ar. correct. Jie may for tho purposes above mentioned, and in the ireneral perform¬ ance of his offlclnl duties, enter or go Into or upon and wHhout formal warrant, any stand, plnce. building or premises or may stop any vendor, peddler. Junk dealer, voal Wil pon. Ice wagon or any dealer tvliatsoever, for the purposes of makirv the proper t<;!(ls. Whenever the county sealer finds a violation of the statulea re- liiting- to wciKhts and measurea he ahail cause the viol.itor to be pros.»cuted. Tho inunty se((ler shall keep a complete record of the work done by him and shall mako nn annual repori to his hoard of auper- vl.sors. nod nn niinunl report, duly awori* to. not Inter than the first of necemlwr to the state superintendent of weighta and niensurea. The county Bealer of weights .'inil mensurcs shall forlhwith on his ap- rioliitment K've a bond, with Buretlea to be approved by the appointing power, for the faithful performance of the duties of his offlce and for the safety of the local standards and such appliances for verifi¬ cation as ure committed to his chariiro and for the surrender thereof lm[nedlately (o his successor In offlce or to liie person appointed by t^e proper authority to re¬ ceive Ihem
8 'I. Thia acl shnll take effect Imniediately. Stnte of New York, Omce of tha Seere¬ tnry of Bliite, sh:
I hnve compared the preceding wilh tho orlRinal law on file in this offlce, and do hereby certify that the Hn[ne la a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law.
KUANC1S*M. HUGO,
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
l'l IA R Fi30. A.N ACT to nniciiil the general business
law. in reiallOM to units of capaolly, by
.iim inlinK Fll lion five thereof anil by rt--
IKUlliiK .'Heciloiis six, seven and threo
hundred und ninety-one.
liei'.iine a law.May IT, 1917, with th. approval of the (lovernor. I'assed, three- Ill I h.s bi'liiK pri',seMl.
The I'eoiile of the Stat© of New 'Jork, repri'Senl«'d in Senate and Assembly, do ennct as follnws:
Section 1. Secllon five of chapter twen- t,-live of the liiwH of nineteen liuniUc-d and nine, enlltled "An net r< lating to geii- iial business ccnstltutliiK chapter twenty lif the col .snliihiteil laws," as amended by
li.ipler four liuiulrnl and fourm n of tho laws ot nlO' teen hundreil ami nine, U here¬ liy iimeiiilid to real as follows;
.| ,1. rolls of capacity Tlie unlla or st:iiiilaril.s of measure of caiiaelty for lliiulds fiom which all other measured Nhall be (.Icrivid and ii.scertuined shall b. tllH standards di'SlKiiatcd In this nrticle. Tlie biirifl is et|U,il lo thirty-one und on<j- half gallons und two burrels are a hoKS- hiad. 'rh(» pa'-ls of tiie lUiuld gallon ahull be deriveil from the gallon by continual division hy thn number two, hu as lo make half KallonN, ((uarts, pints, hulf pint. and gills The iH'ik. half peek, quarter |it"'k, qu:trt. pint und half |iiiil nitasure. tur ineasiirlng cuininoilitieH wliich are not lii)ulds shnll l>u derived fiixn tha half bushel by sueceaslvtly dlvldiiiK thjit miiaa- iiie by two
I 2. Seetioim six and .even of chapter iwenty-tlve of the laws of iilneleen hun- Jred und nine. cniitUd "An act relatluff lu genirul business, conHtltuting «hapter twuiity uf tho cunsiiliiiiited liiws," and aec¬ tion tlu'e^ hunilred' und ninety-one of liiaptur iweiity-tlve of the laws of olne- leen hundred and nine, entitled "An act rvUtliig to gvnerul busineaa, constituting chapter twenty uf the coiiaolldutcd lawa," IUI unicndeU by chapier fuur hundreil aud fourteun of <lta lawa uf nlneUeu buudrud .Old nine, are hereby repealed.
i 3. Thla acl ahull take effect BeptemUir llrst, Ulli! thuuaand nine liundrad and 8.v- eliteeii HtaUt of New Tork, OAo. of th. ¦4tCf«tM-9lB,
»f Btattv mm:
1 Imvu coiupared the praowllns wltb th. orUdual haw on Sl. in thla oOtce, and do hereby certify that tha mmtn.m la • oorrec-C Iranacrlpt therafrom a^d of tb. WboU mi aakl orlKlual Uw,
rRANCia V- HUOO.
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