TUIMLT, AireiTST S7, 191ft
MYIGES AT WAMTM IBIORIAL GHllfi)HTOBBRBSOMBDSBPT.&TH
CAHO FBOM 1088 COWLES TELLS
or orTEBESTora western
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iUy Hpoclal CorreBpondenl.)
Raymond Seaman, son of Archie R. Seaman, had a birthday party oa Monday afternoon, when a number ot his young frienda gathered at hia home and celebrated bis tentb birth¬ day.
Rev. Thomas 8. Braithwaite, pas¬ tor of the Memorial Church, will preach In Brooklyn next Sunday morning afid he expects to officiate In St, James Methodist Episcopal Church In Lynbrook, In thc evening.
Word hacubeen received from Theo¬ dore N. ^Alpson, who forinerly re¬ sided her and who with Mrs. RIpson Is at the Panama Exposition, that they are having a flne lime in San Francisco. Mr. Ripson especially praises the artistic (luallty ol the buildings.
Viola Jennie, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calcagnino of Smltn- viUe South, was baptized at the Mem¬ orial Church parsonage U»t Sunday evening by the pastor of the church. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Ascoli of Roose- 'velt were the Godparents,
Bertha V. Bosc has returned from a vacation spent near Rochester, N.Y.
Dr. William Rhaaie, Mrs. Rhame and .Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rhame and daugliter Elizabeth are at High Hill Beai h for two weeks.
John 1). Seaman, who lives al Cen¬ tral Park bur Is well known In this section, celebrated his iMjih birthday last Suiida.v with a family reunion when many of his children and grandchildren were pfesent. Mr. Seainan is a familiar ligure ai Friends .Meetings and we are glad to know that he is stllT'^liale and hearty and that his "bow still abides In etreiigtii,"
.Mr, und Mrs. Harrison J. Youjjg and daughter Klsie, Mr. and Mrs, William Garner and daugliters .Misses Mary and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Sehafer. and Miss Emma Smith en¬ joyed an auto trip, going to Albany by the side of the Hudson, then across to Massachusetts and Great Barring- ton, and then returned home after a most delightful trip.
Harold Wright defeated Clyde Wal¬ lace of Freeport by a score of C-1, G-'2 and l-li, on Sunday morning last, on the tennis court at Wantagh, also Prank P. Rhame defeated Dr. Ham¬ mond 6-0 and fi-4.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kropfl, are en¬ joying a vacation in the Adirondacks.
Frank Schorr, superintendent of schools In Mahwah, N. J., and former principal of the school here, was In town last weok, having made the trip in Ills new Ford automobile.
Mrs, Corodon Norton Is engaged to
Wanted^ For Sale, ToLet, Board, etc.
Pont Utile want "ada." a;rt the Kooda while the Keltlus'M Koud. Tei. 01.
Two ceuta a word for flrat Inaertlon. mlnlniiim len wordai one cent a wurd for Bucceaalve InaertiunB.
"WANTI'Ili—Handy man a fow hours oacli day; Biirdon work. Also white gU) or woriian for ni-neral housework, small family. Call Mrs, M. L, (Juoii- ther, Little Nock road, Smithvillo South,
Foil SALE—-Pancy PlKCoiia and Fancy
Chickens; tho choicest stock at cheap prlc<-H, XiKiulro lloft'man, 265 South
Ocean avenue, Frooport,
WA.NTKU—Houso and properly to caro
for duiiiiK the winter, Bost rotor- fences, Addross Piiretakcr, -N'assau Poal, THOROPOHLV reliable dresanurkoF'ls
Iirepared to do all kinds of work at hcr home, Mrs. White, 13 Redell .street.
Freeport, ¦ 8^20-lf
YOUNO Hflrl. o.xperl slonoKrapher,
plenty of experience, accurate and Kood speller wishes lo secure position ut once. Inquire B,, Naasau Rust. 8-20-1
RIQLIAHLK. educated. experienced woman wiahes position us house¬ keeper for buainess people or small family, wliero she can have her three- year-old child. Address Box 232 Centre Moriches, L. I,
FOR SALK—The fruit store, including stock und flxturesi one of the best locations In tho vlllaife, very cheap. Other business of the owner iieoessl- tatoH sule. Also three barber chair, three French plato Klaas mirrors and 'One barber polu; all In good condition. Buscemi Rroa,, Freeport Inn Buildings, opposite Common. Tei, 304-W, Free- port; 8-13-lt
BOARD WANTED—YoUng man In priv-
ate family where no other boarders.
Inquire E. E. F,, care of Nassau Poat.
__ 7-30-lt
f'or sale—A flne saddle horse, 14% hands high, sound, well K^roomed and bridle wise. Very (ast, Dut gentle, and can bo ridden by a lady. Plays an ex- oellent game of polo. Price, 1126.00. Box 16 Nassau I'ost. 8-20-tf
TO RKNT OR FOR SALE—Sherman and Purk avenuea, Merrlok, 7-room buno-alow. bath, hot and cold water, opeiTfireplace in living room; plot, 100 by 100; rented by year, |12 per month. Inquire Geo. Hughea, Merrlok, L. I.
POSITION WANTBO.
STKNOORAPHBR, typist, understands bookkeeping: several years' experi¬ ence. Address, A, D. R., care Nassau Poat. 8-20-tf
FOR SA1<E—Rhode laland Red egga for hatching, both alngl* and Rose comb, 11.00 for setting of IS. J. 8. De¬ Mott. Leonard avenue, Preeport. Tele¬ phone S89-W.
B"OR SALE—Small chicken farm and I- room house, with all modern improve¬ ments except electricity; convenient to trolley, stores an4 scbooli. Room tor 100 chickens. Eaay terms. J. E. De¬ Mott, Leonard avenue, Freaport.
LEOAL HOUCES.
COUNTT OF NASSAU V »s. CliERK'S OnClB >
NOTICE la hereby given. That on Sat¬ urday. August is, 1»16, at 10 A. M., a panel of Petit Jurors will be drawn at thU offloe to serve at a Term of tha County Court to be held in and for the County of Nasaau, at Mineoia. N. \., on Monday, tha ISth day of September. ItlS. Dated. Mtneola, N. Y. Aujurt 1«, 1»U. THOS- S. CTl«aHIM.
County Clerk.
t«ach school In Jerusalem where she formerly wia principal. This school open September Tth.
Alan D. Young, spent several days In Bay Shore this week.
Tbe services of the Memorial Con¬ gregational Church will be resumed Sunday, September 5 th. and the pastor. Rev, Thomas U. Braitowaite, will preach and the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be adminis¬ tered. The Sunday School will not open until September 12th.
A card from Miss Laura T. Cowles, who was en route for the Panama Exposition, said she had stopped over on the Canadian Pacific Railroad to see some beautiful scenery at a place called Lake Louise, where she bad fbe experience of climbing a gla¬ cier. Bome of these very hot and muggy days I could wish myself near a glacier just for a little while to get cooled off.
Charles W. Allen spent last week at High Hill Beach.
WITHYACflllSTS AT JOLLY SEAFORD
HICKORY DEFEATED IN imm GAIB
OHE OF THE MOST INTERE^Ha GAMES OF season, TO FLAT KIEEMAH A. A. TOMORROW.
ANNUAL FAIR OF LADIES' AID
SOCIETY OF M. E. CHURCH
HELD LAST THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
.Mr, Rutland Crook of Jacksonville, Florida, has just returned to his home after visiting his mother here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Haff and daughter Lillian of Brooklyn Hills spent Monday of this week with Mrs. Louis Ketcham.
Mr, Kugene Kelly, having ueeu burnt by a gasoline explosion. Is now on the road to recovery.
Miss Ruth Olsen of Brooklyn is visiting' at the home of Miss S. E. Vooris.
Rev. Arthur Jones, wife and son Ralph, have returned to Gibson, Pa., after a four weeka' stay in Seaford,
Tbe Seaford B, B. team defeated Lindenhurst on Sunday by a score of 17-4,
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Raynor and son Clifford are on a motoring trip to Gibson, Pa.
Miss Anna Olsen of Brooklyn spent the week-end at the home of Miss S. E. Vooris.
Mr. Everitt Powers of Hamlet, N. C, has returned home after a weeks' stay at the home of Mrs. Addie Crook.
The annual fair of the Ladies' Aid Society was held Thursday and Fri¬ day. An entertainment was given last night.
The Offlclal Board will meet at the chiirch ori Saturday evening at 8..30 o'clock.
Miss Fannie Sehafer of Port Wash¬ ington is the guest of her aunt.
3.000 Miles in Two Weeks.
Otto Seostrom, manager of the Crystal Theatre, has returned from a two weeks' vacation, most of whioh was spent in traveling. His flrst stop was at Llndehaven, Florida, thence through the Southern States and across Ohio Into Canada. He re¬ ports a most enjoyable time and is glad to get back in Freeport.
In one of the best and most Inter¬ esting games played nere this season, the Freeport A. A. defeated the Hick¬ ory F. C. In a 13 inning game by the score of 3-2.
Brazina stqJe home In the Srd and tied up the scor^ ana scored again In the 13th.
Redell pitched a flne game, fan¬ ning 19 and issuing but 2 passes.
After the bases were fliled In the 13th, Ellison came to bat and wal¬ loped one over Lindsay's head, clean¬ ing them up and winning the game.
Next Saturday, August 28th, the Kirkman A. A. will be with us agan; so turn out and show them that you are proud of your team, and incl¬ dently see us trim them.
FREEPORT A. A.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
I'otllt, lb « 2 2 10 0 1
Kerley, If 4 0 3 1 0 0
Kllison. c 5 0 1 20 2 0
Raynor, 3b 6 0 4 I 3 0
Choshir.-, 2b. 6 0 1 5 3 0
Abrams. cf 6 0 3 0 0 0
Nolan, na 5 0 0 0 0 1
P, Smith, rf .5 0 0 2 1 0
Bodeli. p 5 1 0 0 5 U
Total 18 3 14 39 14 2 HICKORY F. C.
AB, R. H. O, A, K.
Prince, :;b 6 0 1 2 3 0
Brazina. cf 7, 2 3 4 0 0
Lindsay, If •'> <» 0 3 0,0
Mordhun, c 5 U 1 X 2 0
McCoy, 2b, « 0 1 4 5 1
Veritzan. ss 6 (I » :i (1 2
Lutz. lh 3 0 11! 1 1
Vottor. rf '¦'• 0 1 2 0 0
Vllle. p * 0 0 0 4 0
Total 43 2 8'37 21 4
•Ono oui whon wlnnliiK run was Hcored,
Score by InninKs: H F (' .001000000000 1—2 !•'' A A .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2—3 Two base lilts-.^Raynor, Ellison, Sacrific- hits—KlllHOii, 2; Vetter, 2; No¬ lan |)oubl(! plays—Veritzan and Mc¬ Coy, I', .Smith and tnieahiro. Loft on t,aHos — Froeport, 17; Hickory, 10, Struck out by B.-dell, 1»; by Vltir, 6. BiiKoH on balls off Bedell, 4; off Vltte, i; Hit by pitched ball, by liedell (Brazliio und Lindsay). Time of Kame, two hours illld forty minutes.. L'liipire, \i)oris and Doty,
FreeBort's New Shoe Store, WlUlam E. Crevoiserat, who for I I years has been associated with Daniel B, Ilaynor In the conduct of the up-to-date shoe shop at 95 South Main street, has purchased the busi¬ ness, and on August IGtli opened up with an entirely new stock of relia¬ ble brands of shoes, boots and rub¬ bers. He solicits your patronage, guaranteeing courteous service anu honest treatment.
Grand Ball Masaue,
Under the personal direction of Charles A. Sigmond, a Grand Ball Masque and Terpsichorean Mardi Gras will be given at the Casino Hotel on Labor Day and from all re¬ ports it promises to be the sensation of the oeaioii. All ladies are re¬ quested to appear in costume and a special prize wlll be given for the most grotesque costume. Admission will be free.
It wlll Indeed be a gala day tor the Casino. There wlll be aquatic sports, including swimming contest, besides baseball games and aeveral ascensions In the evening. The pro¬ ceeds of the event are for tho bene¬ fit of the "High Ball Club."
My Grocery Store
Everybody should buy where they are interested in foodstuffs of the best quality, standard goods cut 20 to 25'^. From the vol¬ ume of business done, we know you appreciate this store and in turn thank you.
Waw Waw Catsup, reg. lOc
size 9c
Waw Waw Olives, reg. lOc
size, plain and stuffed 9c
Waw Waw Sweet Gerkina,
reg, 15c size 13c
Waw Waw Sweet Mixed Ger¬ kins, rtg. 16c size ^13c
Waw Waw Sour Mixed Ger¬ kins, reg, 15c size 13c
Waw Waw Sour Gerkins, reg
15o size 13c
Campbell's Pork and Beans,
3 for 26c
Campbell's Soup, 2 for 26c
fioward't Salad Dressing... 20o Durkee's Salad Dressing ... .20o My Wife's Salad Dressing.. .20c White Rose Salad Dressing. .20c Blue Label Catsup, large bot¬ tle 19o
Large bottle Salad Oil 14c
Vinegar, large bottle, white or older 8o
Matches, double tip, box 3c
Shredded Wheat .". 10c
Force .lOc
Quaker Flakes 5c
Presto, large 22c
Presto, small 9c
Kellogg's Flakes .<. 8c
Post Toasties 8c
Grape Nuts 12c
Evaporated Milk, Borden's,
tall can, 2 for 15c
Evaporated Milk, Gtold Gross,
tall can, 2 for 15c
Evaporated Milk, Carnation,
tall can, 2 for 16o
Borden's Eagle Brand, 2 for.26c
Macaroni, package 8c
Spaghetti, package 8c
Noodles, package 8o
Toilet Paper, large rolls,
3 for ....lOc
HECKER'S GOLD MEDAL anO PILLSBURY'S FLOUR, 24Vs lbs.. .|1
lOc pkg. 8o. NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. CRACKERS. 6c pkg 4c
COFFEE, Extra Quality, per lb 90o
It will pa^ yoa to read this ad. every week. Compare oai«» prices anywhere.
J. J. DOLAN
Tel. 488-J.
28 WIST MEBBICK ROAD FBIEDEUYEBT
STATE CIVIL SERYICE GOIIISSIOM HOLDS EIAHIMATIOMS IN SEPTEMBER
APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS BBOVLD ADDRESS STATE CIVIL'
SERVICE COMMISSION AT ONCE.'
t
(Special to Th^ Naaaau Post.) |
Open competitive examinations for! the State, county> and Tillage civil! service will be held In various cities throughout the State Septemt>er l8,' 1915, for the positions mentioned be-' low. Theses examinations in the classifled service, in the State Depart¬ ment and Instiiutitlis, the various classified county departments and In¬ stitutions and the villages so far as they are classified. Appointments to positions in the county and village service wlll be made wheu practicable from the general eligible lists, resi-, dents of the county or village being] preferred for such appointments.
Intending competitors must exe¬ cute application blanks and flle them In the oflfice of the Commission on or before September 8, 1915. Accepted candidates will be notifled, about a jy-^ek prior to the date set, when and w^ere to appear for examination. No one will be admitted to the examina¬ tion without the offlclal notice. If an application shoul be rejected, due notice will be sent. The Commission does not send formal acknowledge¬ ment of receipt of applications.
List of Posltloiis and Reguiromonts,
Laboratory .^s.-iistant In Bficteriology, Slate Department of Health, Men and women. |72U to $!J00 per annum. Open lo non-residents iind non-citizens.
Assistant Medioiil Oflicer, Doparlinent of Health Offlcor of the T'ort of Now Vork, Mon only. $1500, This posilion in In the Detentiioi iind Hospital Servico of tho Quaranlino Station and Involves rosidonco and sor\ ice at eitlier of tho- iiuaruntlni- Island.^ in Lower .Vow Vork Bay,
Lock Ciperator, Iiepartment of Public Works, Men only. $901 to $1200 por iiniium. Candidates must be at loast twenty-throe yoiii.s of aRo and must havo had not Ios,s than three years' ex¬ porlonce in oroctinu and operatliiR- elec¬ trical machini-ry, ..r In sub-stations or power plants,
Kxpert .'VppraLsor. Bureau of Special Kranchisos. State Tiix iJepartinoiit. Meii only, Throo appointmonts nt $:{Ul)() pi-r annuni.
Special .VRont. Class .\. Bureau ot Special Franchls. s. Statt! Tax Dopart¬ inont. Mc-n only, J1800 lo |21(l« por annum. There ai- to bo throo special aKonts aiipolnted lo this lUiroau,
Special ARonl, ciasB B, Bureau of Local AsseSHnients, Rquallzation and Slatistics, Mon only. $1800 lo $2100 por annum. Six such siiociiil aKonts iiro to be appointed.
Mortgage Tax Kxamlni-r, Slate Tax
Uepartment. Uen only. fUOO to fSlOB per annum. Five appointmenta are ex¬ pected in the near future.
Foreatry Fleld Superviaor, Conaerva¬ tion Commlaalon, Men only, $]4<)0.
Inaivector of Lumber. Public Service Commiaaion. Firat District. Men only. $1200 a year. Appiicanta muat have had at leaat aeven years" experience am In¬ apector of lumber.
Inspector of Masonry. Men only, $3 60 to $i a day. Candidatea must have had at leaat two years* practical experience as en'Klneer, foreman or In¬ spector on public worka or other en-; KlneeriiiK construction, or flve yeara experience as maaon.
Gas Meter Teater, Public Service Com- mlsalons. Men only, $76 to |90 a month •Candidates muat be competent mechanics, familiar with the construc¬ tion and leatlnK of gaa meters
Statistlcan. State Department of Ag- rlculiere. Opon lo men only. $2400 to S:iOOO, The dulles of this poaitlon con¬ sist of collecting and dlaaeminatinK in¬ formation relative to aKricullure,
.Vg-eiit. State Department of AKricul¬ ture, Open to men only, over twenty- ono year-i of nRo and reaideiils of New Vork State, $900 to $1500,
Inspector. Bureau of Horticulture, State Uepartment of Agriculture. Opeii lo men only, over twenty-one years of aire and residents of New "i ork State $900 to $1500, The dutlea of this po¬ sition require a thorouKh knowledge of Insects and their control.
Superintendent of the Western House of RefUKo for Women at Albion. N, >; Open to wonion only. Minimum itge. 35 years Salary $1500 to $2000 a year and maintenance, Incroaso from minimum lo maximum at tho rato of $100 per annum,
Deputv Commissioner. Htato Indust¬ rial Cornmlssion, Those Interesled in this examinalion should wriio to ¦htato Civil Service Comniisslort. Albany, .N, V ¦• for special circular of Infoamation,
'Alalo Cifllcor (Guard). State Institu¬ tion for Wonion, $45 a inonth and maln¬ tonanco, l^andldatos must submit to modical examination hoforo lho Com- inission's modical examiner.
Band Inslruetor, Stale Institulion for Fooble-Mlndf d Chlldron, Syracuse. $40 lo $50 a month and maintenance.
Lecturer, .Now York Stato Retorma- lorv, KImira, N, Y, Open to mon only, JfiOO por annum. Lectures to b<? dellv- orod on Tui-sdays. Thursdays and Hun- diiys on Kconomics, Civics. Current Kv'i-nts. American History, etc,
Bath Suporintendonls and Balh At- l.-iidaiits. male und female. State R.-sor- viilioii Commission, Saratoj-ca biiriiiKS, Suporintondont. $100 to $125 per month; attendants. $40 to $7.'i per month,
LeL'islativo Itoferonoo Librarian. Stato Library, Mon only. $1500 to $1800. Thfj posilion roiiiiiros iin onorRelic man of successful exporienco in mooting ami mixing with men. and carries the e.x- ocutivo ovorsinhl. under the Director of the Stato I^lbrary, of seven iissistants In the collection, organization and use of books, Bovernmont documents and roforonce inatorlal In political, social and economic topica. and ospooiiUly Ihose likolv lo be subjects of louishi- tivo study in Now York Stale,
Volorinariiin. Departmont of AKricul¬ ture. $7 to $10 a day and i'J'<',''»«a''>'/"-5,- penses when oinploycrl. Salary $1200 to $2400,
ROYAL M'KINNEY PACES TO VICTORY
DRIVEN BY NEW OWNER, GRAY
HORSE WINS CLASS A RACE AT
DRIVING CLUB MATINEE,
Royal McKinney again proved the star attraction at the matinee races of the Nassau Driving Club last Sat¬ urday afternoon, his new owner, J. H. Lawrence, driving him two win¬ ning heats in 2:111 and 2:11. Mc¬ Klnney broke in hi,-- first heat on the turn, but caught quickly, Mr, Law¬ renee bought the t,ray horse from William"tJartrell for $2,000, and he will doubtless pace close to the two minute mark before the end of the season.
Another acclden; was narrowly averted in the eighth race, when Jeau Oakland, driven by W, Gartrell, the former owner of Mc¬ Kinney, was pulled up by Gartrell to avoid running over Flying Feet, who had broke when going at top speed, Jean Oaklanil went down be¬ hind, but Gartrell managed to pull her to her feet antl tinish the race. Summar^s:
Two-year-old trot. .Mmletle, br, f,., Williain Gartrell 1 1
Bollfair, br, g I, .1, Looney 2 2
Amanita, b, f,... W, Gartrell 2 4
Bob Tipton, ch. h. . . K, Moore 4 ;i
Time. 2:43'-—2:25.
Class B.—Pacing.
Wayans, b, g J H, Lawrence 1 1
FlaKet, b, g i;. Shoemaker 2 2
Master McKorron, b, l; . L, Boynton 3 5
Pal lie C b. m ,,Lee Clark 6 3
Jay Potter, b, g J. Ryan 4 4
Briifht Direct, br, g,, '". HiaWatsch 5 6 Time, 2:21-2:19
Class D,—Trotting. Helena Bright, b, m.. K, Langdon 1 1 MaronKale, ch. g.,,. W, Gartrell 2 3
Mendall, b, g J, Doty 4 2
Lynbrook Belle, b, ni
, . , , . A. A, ,-!charfonberg 3 4
Time, 2:31", -2:27,
Class C,—Trotting.
Bright Metal, b. m 1., Chambers 1 1
Rhine Stream, r. g... ,1, Lawrence 3 2 Walton Gentry, b. g..i;, Horsefleld 2 4
Lee Aicott, b, g Or! Kingston 4 3
Time, 2:24V-—2:22
Throe-Vear-Olds—Trotting, lal, Div,
Nora Setxiir. b. m R, Clark 1 1
Norblan. br, h I, J, Looney 2 2
Colorado Ruth. b. m, W, Gartrell 3 3 Time. 2:36 -3;35
Class .\A.—Trotting.
Slartle, b, g K, Shoemaker
BIstan, b, g R, Clark :
Countrv Tram, cli, i::, L, AV, Boynton ,'! 3 Time, 2:1B—2:1S (Mass A,—Pacing,
Uoyal McKlnney, gi-. Ii
I, 11, l.jivvrt-neo 1 1
Lillian W,. ch, m R, Davis 2 2
Joe Mapes. br, g,,,,(t, Slamberger 3 3
Lewis Patchen. b. g T, Hanion 4 4
Time, 2:13—2:11 Class A,—Trotting,
i-Mying Feet, br, m H. S, Posl 1 :
Kinney McGregor, b,g,A.Cornwell 3 18
.loan Oakiand, b, ni, , W, Gartrell 2 3 2
Tlm'o. 2:17—2:19—2:19Vn
Class D,—Pacing,
Oakland Boy, .Ir,, cti.li,J, Connors 1
Hiram Ahlfr. b. h,,,W, ,1, Miner 3
Sadie .\shhurn, tfh.m.L. Chambers 2 3 2
Time, 2:27—2:24—2:32.
Class TO,—Trolling,
Baron Spier, b, g J, f^onners
Baden, b, ll .V. Cornwell 2 2
Kate Larabee, hr, m .M. Wright 3 3
Time, 2:2S—2:28, Class B,—Trotting, Leona Dagler. b.m.L, Chambers 3 3 11
.Ada Guy, ch. m R, Davis 2 12 2
,Julla .Sanderson, cli. ra
...W^. L, Hendrickson 12 3 3 Time. 2:18%—2:20—2,21—2:20 Three-Yi-ar-Olds,—Trotting, 2d Div Prince Marmo. b, h , , I. W, Backus 2 1 Trips Rose, blk, in,. Lewis Smith 1 2
I-:il\ol B„ blk, ni VV. Thomas 3 3
Time. 2:40—2:42—2:41'/..
desertsTamily
HUSBAND FINDS NOTE SAYING LAWYER ADVISED IT.
Clarence Lovejoy, 52 years old, an Immigration inspector at Ellis Island, who lives in Hempstead Heights, is anxious about the whereabouts of his wife, who Is '.W) years of age and at¬ tractive.
Two sons of the eouple, Williaiu, age 13, and Arthur, age 11, are also anxious to know if mother is coming back as she promised. Lovejoy, on returning bome late last Saturday, wafi informed by th6 boys that their mother had gone with all the house¬ hold effects except the beds and the piano, telling the boys she Intended to visit in New Jersey, but would re¬ turn. Lovejoy found a note saying that his wife had acted on the advice of an attorney, and gave the name of Felix Reifschneider, Jr.
The Lovejoys have been married about twenty years.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYES
All work done by artificial light imposes some strain on our eyes. Mott every person values his eyesight, and would not know¬ ingly subject it to unneoesiary danger.
Statistics show that a large percentage of weak eyes grt un¬ doubtedly caused by the "glare" of artificial lighting. Owing to the small area ^ the light giving source in a metallic filament lamp compared to the mantle of a gas lamp, the light from a gas mantle is by far the most tabdued and pleasing artificial illumination. Think of 3rour eyeaight in yonr old ag^ and
USE GAS FOR LIGHTING NOW
The Nassau and Sufifolklightiiig Co.
GEORGE MACDONALD. Pra«U«it
SOFFRAGISTS URGED TO GO TOELLIORE
ACTIVITIES FOR COMING CAM¬ PAIGN WEEKS ARE LINED OUT AT THE REGULAR MEETINO OF THE EaUAL FRANCHISE CLUB.
(By Mrs. Marie A. Vossier)
Suffrage activities still continue in Freeport and everything points to a strenuous Fall campaign.
At the regular meeting Monday of the Etiual Franchise Club, a« street meeting was arranged for Thursday evening, at 8.45 p. m.
Dr. Mary Horton, who is promin¬ ently connected witn diet kitchen work in New York City, is to be the principle speaker of the evenin.
The club also accepted the invita¬ tion of the committee for the BeU¬ more celebration on Labor Day and a good sized delegation agreed to rep¬ resent Freeport in tne street parade.
This parade is scheduled to start at 10 a. m. and every woman in Free- port, interested in suffrage, should try to be at Bellmore that day and take an active part.
The elub also discussed plans for a card party and dance, to be given some time in September, date not yet arranged, it is earnestly hoped that at the next meeting, which will be held on Tuesday, September Sth, every club member will try to do present and take some active part in the balance of the work. Only ten weeks more to Noveinber second and no woman who says sue believes in suffrage can afforti to wait auother day without doing something to prove it.
BIG CELEBRATION FOR GREAT NECK
FIREMEN ARRANGE FOR PARABB AND ATHLETIC GAMES OM LAROR DAT.
Interest is being shown by buslnsaa men and residents of Oreat Neck ia the carnival to be held on Labor Daf. According to the programme ar¬ ranged by the committees there wlll be something doing every minute. The Parade Committee b^s sent !¦- vltations to all lire companies aui civic organizations In North Hemp¬ stead to tuke part iu the parade an4 athletic games.
The parade wlll be iu six divisions: .Military organizations and Boy Scouts; flre departments: buslneas men's associations; women suffrage clubs, tloats and historical section: decorated commercial automobile trucks; decorated pleasure automo¬ biles.
Prizes will be given to the organi¬ zations having the moet men in line, for the best appearing tire depart¬ ment and also for the best decorated pleasure and commercial automobile.
Board of Supervisors.
Supervisor Christ was absent at .Monday's meeting of the Board, and Supervisor Cocks was appointed tem¬ porary chairman.
Sheriff Pettit reported -61 prison¬ ers in the jail for tlie past week. The time was mostly taken up with aud¬ iting a large numlier of routine bills.
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