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TOWN AND COUNTY NOTABlfS AHEND BELMOBE G.O.P. OUTING
cliurch Fair Very Successful—Base¬ ball Team Faces Big Deficit
(Special to The Nasaau Poet.) The Bellmore Yacht Club regatta Considerable credit must be glveti to Brandt's Point for dinner came off the Republican leader, James Molloy, as per announcement Sunday, with upon the success, a very decided one, everything enjoyable for those at- by the way, of the outing held as per tending, except for a heavy down- schedule to High HIU Beach. Mr. pour of rain just beforeiistarting for Molloy le a young man In the politi- home. Commodore Jamee Place did cal game and workeu very hard for not regard this storm as anything in •uecess and attained It without a jurious to the run, as, being a regu doubt lar sailor-man, he concludes that He marshalled oue hundred and rain is part of the sailing game' and flfty-slx to the dock and thence by adds zest to those who are out In it.
boat to the beach where those pres¬ ent found that finely worked out pro¬ gramme was ready to be enjoyed. Notables from the. town and county were on hand an(f the way all en- Joyed the day brought a smile to "Jim's" face that stayed there all day and way into the night.
The music was particularly good, the dinner was all that mine host Savage could make it and that's go¬ ing some, and then the Met of evenvj for the athletse was the next feature. The results of these were:
100 yard dash won by Clair Batholomew, Harry Apeler 2d.
Shoe Race won by Geo, Lutz. A. Baldwin 2d.
.3^1egged race won by Clair Batholomew and Chas. Peter¬ sen, with no second lo speak of, Fal Men'6 race won by Tony Gilbert and Kred. Menendez 2d. Pie eating contest won by Tony Gilbert, with Paul Lutz 2d. Swimming Race won by Wal¬ ter Brockman, Chas. Ahern 2d. Pig Race (Ist) won by S. Di¬ mon Smilh.
Pig Race (2d )won by Chas. Ahern,
Duck Race won by Geo. Lutz
Jesse A. Vooris umpired the 14 in ning ganie at Freeport Saturday, the visitors being the Hickory Club whom Bellmore defeated tw^ce this season It took Freepori 14 innings to do it but never mind the island team won O yes, Bellmore only took nine in¬ nings each game, but ! Ahem,
this modesty stuff Is stifling.
Speaking about baseball, get this in your crop: We are told that for the flrst time in the history of the ' local ball club they are Indebted to [two visiting teams for part of the guarantee money, and this is a poor !showing for the vlllage. The col j lections are equal lo % ot the neces I sary amount to pay each team com- I Ing here and for the new balls. j Folks will sit on the benches, watch the game, applaud, knock, criticize iand in other ways enjoy themselves I as regular "phans" are wont to do but all the collector gets, in numer¬ ous instances, is the frozen mitt. Now it's getting serious. No money, no I game. How about It? When you j start out for the ball game why not tuck a dime in your pocket for the
I afternoon fun. You will feel heller
The"abo'v'e "races" were" a'ccepUbly, for having contributed your share handled by Fred, Diem, There were' The Royal A. C, team defeated very flne prizes, in addition to the Bellmore In a game devoid of any live stock referred to, awarded lo the spectacular features Sunday Senra
winners.
All hands got back to shore safely and In good condition and it was voted that with the combination of good Republican weather and a hard working leader and congenial souls to aitend; suecesa was the only way to express it.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. McCune of Old Mill road, Sunday morning.
Week-end guesls al the home of Mrs. Samuel Kilpatrick were Mr. E. A. Serine, N. Y, City; Mrs. D. K, Mc- Clenahan and daughter Evelyn.
The fair In aid of Sl. Barnabas the Apostle at Firemen's Hall, this week. Is being conducted, asfw^ go to press, with reports from all' sf3es of con¬ tinued success. The various tables tastefully decorated, the refreshmenis and the articles offered for sale, are all up to standard and much pro¬ gress In the selling indicates a good sized sum lo be realized. The popu¬ larity of Rev, Theodore J, King, pastor in charge. Is attested to bl the large crowds who attended nightly aad gave to the church.
Score was ;i-l. H. Schneldor pitched for Bellmore, Seaman being off to High Hill sunning himself on the sands, being in need of a little vacation. The box score follows:
II, Apel.-r, II
K, Schneider
K, Smith, rf.
It, Schneider,
K, .MUler. cf.
P, Vooris, ;ib \Y. Valentine
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0 1 12 0
0 2 0 0 0
0 11 0 1 1
0 0 0 0 0
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()_ 0 3 6
Sll tick nut by Schneider. 1,3; by I'nraii, 4. Bases on balls: Schneider,
4, r.eft on bases: Bellmore, 6; Koyal,
5, Double play. Smith and Apel(!r, Hit hy pilched ball, Doran (1 Smith), Time of same, 1-40, Umpire, H, Mer¬ rill and I'", Dean,
Keep a roof of prosperity over your head and help your neighbor to do likewise by trading with him itt business.
You Help Him, and He Wiii Heip You
HOME TRADE MEANS HOME SAVINGS. This paper is booming this town all the while. HOW ABOUT YOU?
IN MEMORIAM
Dedicnieii to the memory of Jesse Esmond whose death was recently noted in the Nassau PoV.
A scene comes up be fore/my mind; I see In Ganesvoorts village In the Empire State,
An old man sitting fta his porch where he Rests from his labor, for the hour Is late.
Yes, late the hour; and later still the life
Of tbat dear man, for he is eighty-eight. No more in this world's labor and Its strife.
No more wlll friends his birthday celebrate.
For now the day has gone, his long, long day
For he has passed into a home of light! Oh! blessed happy soul, you've gone away
To that glad country where there is no night!
What was the record that he left behind?—
He was a farmer, often gathered in The golden grain with which in sheaves to bind;
And other blessings by his toll to win.
And was this all, for many do the same?— In Sunday school his greater farmings were:
To lead the young to trust in that blest Name; That richer grains at length he garnered there.
Faith in Christ Jesus; and to trend the way The Lord would have him follow, was his aim.
And bidding him farewell, we this can say.
Though faith in Christ he did thp victory claim:
Ah: there is one whom he has left behind.
His joy and comfort through the many years.
Oh! may she this greal consolation flnd, '
The Christian's death is uot a cause for tears:
A Fellotv- Traveler.
POST ADS GET RESULTS
The Naasau Foot, Freepori, L. I.
August, 11, ]915.
Attention tir. stilea.
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During the perl(3d stated,The Nassau Post was used exclusive¬ ly, and we want to express our groat satisfaction In your publication as a selling power.
The TRUMBULL car «ltri its exclusive features, selling at ;396., is certainly proving a winner through the inecilvun of The Nassau Post, and It Is hardly necessary to say that we shall continue using large space for some time to come.
CFR-EMoC.
Advcrtlcinc Manager,
.\dvertiseiuents in The Nassau Post bring results. It is ono of the most positive forms of profitable inveslment. Below we reproduce a letler received from Valentine S, Quinlan who has be^n ruiiining a campaign for the past three monlhs. It speaks for itself.
The Nassau Post leads first In rtrculation, first in news, and tirst in advertising.
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Lumber costs money, and it's a mistake to let sheds rot for lack of substantial roofs. It will pay you to cover both the roof and the sides of your sheds witk long-wearing
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uae it doubles tne life of sneda and fadeleaa colors
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It contains no coal tar or aaphal- tum oils which crack and diy out.
||ll*m'IMQ roofs applied more than twenty yeara ago have stood the test of tune and are atill water¬ tight
Tile Red and Copper Green.
The U. S. Court of Appeals has enjoined imitators irom using the word "Rubberoid or any similar name aa the trade name or brand " of their roofing.
The "Ru-ber-oid Man" (shown above) on every roll, ia the sign of long wear and aee u rity against imi- tationa.
Let us dioW you thia loofing.
^ C MILTON FOREMAN
TOFREerHRES
SECSETABT OF STATS HUGO SATS OOOB PAST OF NATIOHAl LOSS BT FLAMES IS DUE TO GABELESSNE88,
'leipend funds to better advantage than] who risk tbeir lives iu Bavins life < in protecting its Indnstrles, its homes \ and property. This was the second and its citizens from the ravages of, oeeasion on which Secretary Hugo eonilagratlons. by means of uniform has aiidreased the State Fireinen's building laws, an adequate water .Vssociation. When Mayor of 'lll^ater- supply and efficient flre departments, town in 1910, Mr. Hugo welcomed Secretary Hugo spoke of the debt the association at tts thirty-«lshth which every community owes men annual convention held in that city.
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Pointing out that a very higii per¬ centage of the abnormal and tre¬ mendous money loss resulting from flres in the United States is due to conditions that should no longer be allowed to exist, advocating stricter building laws rigidly enforced, a fre- (juent inspection of buildings and premises. Secretary of State Francis M, Hugo spoke last week at the an¬ nual convention of the State Fire¬ men's Association at Oneida, N. Y. Charles W. Taft, second deputy secre¬ tary of stale, who has always been actively Identified with flre compan¬ ies, was also present this afiernoon.
In his opening remarks. Secretary Hugo called attention to the fact thai while the flre loss in the United States and Canada had reached the enormous sum of $22."i,000,000 in I!»I2, in 1913 it was only about half a million less than that amouut, while in 191H the loss footed lo $235,- 000,000; the largest of any year since 1008.
"The best way to flght a fire is not lo let ll start," said Secretary Hugo. "If il gels a start, then the fire fight¬ ing apparatus should be of the type that will enable the department lo roach the scene in the quickest pos¬ sible time. I am in favor of motor driven apparalus. As Mayor of Watertown, I watched the flrst piece of auto apparalus added to the de¬ partment of a city that has winters of a most vigorous sort. Despite deep snows, blizzards and zero weather, the apparalus has proved so efTicient and has brought about a saving of such proportions that other pieces are heing added year by year."
'There Is no question that a good part of the national flre loss Is due to carelessness and negligence," said Secretary Hugo, "and there is like¬ wise no question but what the annual ash heap of this country and Canada could be reduced to much smaller di¬ mensions If the means of lire defense In all communities was brought to the most efflcient standard possible. Every flre prevention association or¬ ganized, no matter how small its membership or how limited ils terri¬ tory, is a step that is deserving of en¬ couragement and support, moaning as it does, fewer conflagration^, less loss of life and property, and ulti¬ mately a money saver to the com¬ munity at large through lower pieni- iuni rates," ,
Secretary Hrigo referred to regular and s^'slematic inspection of build¬ ings and premises wnich he advo¬ cated and secured for Watorrown, while at the head of Ihat city, Mr, Hugo urged for co-operation between citizens and fire flghting companies, saying that no rity or viilago coiiUlP'
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