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MONEY, NOT MUSIC, STUDENTS WANTED
Criticise Freeport Supt. and
Principal for Buying Victrola
when Bills Were Not Paid
FUNDS FROM SPEAKING CONTEST
Meeting of Ais'n Tuesday Brought
Out Considerable Discussion
Among Ejfecutive Members
The expenditure of surplus money derived from the speaking contest of the Freeport High School last year for a Vlctrola, instead of turning It over to the students' association, has aroused consklerable feeling among the members.
The executive comittee of the asso¬ ciation discussed the matter at a meeting held Tuesday afternoon and the action of Superintendent Moon and Principal Arthur In not granting a petition of the association for the money received some criticism.
The sp( aklng contest is not recog¬ nized by ihe constitution of the stu¬ dents' association, but the students believe it should come under their Jurisdiction, Inasmuch as the associa¬ tion was formed to have charge ol alT recognized activities,
A number of bills were outstanding against the association when the pe¬ tition was presented to the heads of the school for the money.
Superintendent Moon and Principal Arthur held that as the contest was not mentioned in the constitution and the money should liave been retained by the faculty and be used as seemed advisable.
The students appreciate the Victro¬ la, but want to get their debts settled and with a hope of eftecling a coia- promlse, invited Principal Arthur to Tuesday's meeting. He Informed the Executive Commillee that the old ¦leaking contest had been disorgan- izeu and a new one formed. The new organization is to be controlled by the Principal and oue student from each school represented. This will give the students a representation in the new organization and place tbem in position to ask for the money made (rom this year's speaking contest.
tne «<AS<BAU POST: PRIEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MARCH e, 1914
are absolutely'dependent upon the pure, wholesome, nourishing quali¬ ties of your foodstuffs. Quality counts In everything but in nothing more so than Diead.- Our Bread is standard because it is made from formulas perscrlbed by the United States Government. You cannot buy better breat' than is sold by
The Long Islant HOME MADE BREAD CO.
THOMAS ST. JOHN BALDWIN
Telephone 6£0
Merrick Rd. and S. Main St., Freeport,L.l.
SNOW NO BARRIER TO YOUNG ROMANCERS
Irving Molitor and Miss La
Croix Wedding First in Career
of Long Beach Magistrate
SHOVELED WAY TO THE ALTAR
Nuptials Delayed by Drifts But
Friends Aided Couple Now on
Belated Honeymoon Trip
JOHN LYON TALKS ON FINANCE
Discusses State and County Affairs Before St. James Men's Club
Former Comptroller John Lyon, in an address before the Men's Club of St. James' .Methodist Episcopal Church of Lynbrook, on Tuesday night made It plain that in his opinion the people ' of Nassau County are getting the kind of government they want and deserve. He cast no reflection upon the officials of the couniy but stated that men should be chosen for oHlce for the fllne..s8 and not because of lheir popu¬ larity or political power.
The meeting was well attended and the ex-Comptroller was cordially re¬ ceived. The talk related to finances of the couniy and State, both subjects with which Mr. Lyon Is familiar.
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY
JOULEVARD UGHT FOR DR. BULSON
iLatimer Made Suggestion at Pri¬ mary on Wednesday Night
If the Buggestion of Byron 0. Latl- ler, o( Merrick road, Rockville Cen¬ tre, is finally carried Into effect, a boulevard light of the style and type jf those that flank Vlliage avenuo and iMerrlck Road will be placed at the corner of Park and Lincoln aveniies lin front of the home of Dr. D. N. ¦Bulson, the Village President. Mr. iLatlmer made his suggestlbn before the village primary ou Wednesday levying, and the sentiment of the leetlng was enthusiastically favor- ible. Dr. Bulson was one of the prime lovers in the agitation for the houle- yard llghle In Village avenue, and it raa largely through his efforts that Ibis main thoroughfare waa paved by Ibe county.* These facts were nien- jtioned by Mr. Latimer during his ad- IresBv to the citien.s He expressed tbe belief that such a gift from the jrlUage would be a wholly fitting re- ignition of tbe village executive's srvlces.
"It has been the custom in the City New York to honor the Mayor in a Imilar manner," said Mr. Latimer, /by not In Rockville Centre."
Whitestone game cancelled
thaw Flooded Court so Players Could
Not Use It
Had it not been lor the very re-
larkable thaw In Whltstone, L. I., the
isketball team of the Rockville Cen-
Club might have added anoiher
Ip to lis war belt on Wednesday
(vening. At all events there was no
M, the South Side boys declining
engage In a water polo contest In
water. J
-^Word waa received nt Rockvllte Bntre In the afternoon that the bas¬ ketball court at Whitestone where tbe le was to have been played in the ig was flooded, and that the team Iiere t«d no Idea o( attempting to on it.
Mre. Phoebe Abramt Reported III Mrs. Pt\oebe Abrams of Atlantic lue, widow o( tbe late Tredwell 18, once Republican leader of town of Hempatead, Is reported to Mrtously Ul at ber bome. She is terlos trom Qbr«il« bronobttt.
Mrs. Johns and George Hoffman Honored at Freeport Gathering
A double birthday surprise was ten¬ dered Mrs. Frank Johns and George Hoftman at the resiuence of the lor¬ mer on Grafing Place. Freeport, Tues¬ day evening. Tho oocasiou was pai"- ilciputod In by a number of family members and friends of tho cole- brants. Music, dancing and games af- lorded a pleasant time. Two large oirlhday cakes adorned the tabic at which the guests sat to partake of an elaborate supper.
Each piece of cako that was cut for the guetils contained au article of jew¬ elry as a memento of the occasion. •St. Patrick's Day" favors, consisting of green hearts, with a cherubim in the cfnier, .were alwo distributed.
Those present at the double event were: Mr. and Mrs. Minturn Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fenlon Smiia, Mr. and Mrs. C. Staudt, Mr. and Mrs. Dolan, Miss Hazel Smith, Miss Elizabeth Guhl, the Misses Sadie and Mary Rob¬ inson, Rose aad Julia Hollman, Cassie Smith, Bernard Looaam, Juie Kaynor, George Wright, Chauncey Smith, Ethel John.
GROWTH OF TELEPHONE SYSTEM
; Snow drifts which tied up traffic ' and iKOlaled many places Monday ' provd no barirer to Irving Mollltor, j village clerk al Loug Beach and Miss j Gertrude LaCrolx of Lynbrook, who I were married on that day and are now I enjoying a honeymoon aa tliough such ! a thing as snow never existed. The
L. I. CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT
Will be Given in Rockville Centre and Repeated in Freeport
Under the direction of Waller H. Hail, of Coiuiiibia I'nlver.sity, the Long laland Choral Socieiy will give a concert in liockville Cenlre during consummiillon of their pretty romaniTe j April, which, according to members aad courui.ip was euected by the per- | i'l '-'^e society .vill be repealed in bisieat euorl aad courage of the bride I ^'''-'^'^P^'-l. ll is expected that .lagers
, ! Irom various parts of the South Side vvao, alter much prsua.ioa, laduced a | ^.^^^ ^^^^.^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^.^^^^ ^^^.^^ ^.^^^
itockviile Ceatre aian lo drive her to
uoag Beaca, a uistaace of six miles, wlia her sister, Mrb. Harry I'iriii. Two other meu, armed wiia suoveis, dug laiough Ihe saort' drilis and aided tae oriUal party on their journey.
Inciueauuiy tae marriage of Moni¬ tor to Miss LaCroix aifordod Loag | Financial Secretary and Beach a singular romance, aad Police JUriiice Allied H. Par&o<>s, Senior, ihe
the socieiy will lake part In the enler- lainmeni. Olher concerts will be giv¬ en in Baldwin, LynbTook, Oceanside, Valley Stream and Merrick.
The oliicera of the organization are: President, Frank H. Erlsman; Vice Presideni, Andrew Edwards; Record¬ ing Secretary, Frederick C. MacLean; Treasuier, Mi,ss Gertrude Gifi'ord; Librarian, Miss Ruth Carty; Chairman Member-
i ship Commillee, Mrs. W. C. Covert; uoaor of peilora.ing tne Ural nupiialb j ohairiimn of Reception Commillee, m his career as a ..lagii-iraie. j Mrs. Robert W. Nix; Chairman ot
Tiie wedding v.a.'< arranged at lo ! i^'neriaiumeHt Committee, Mra. John
o'clock ia tbe morniiig, but owiag lo
[ti. Dewsnap; Accompaiiifet, Miss Mar-
a delay caused by liie bride-eiecL's in-| ability lo leach the beach, it was be- { ivvea 'i aad 4 in tue alieraoou uelore i It LoOit-piace. .uiD. I'iitu uuU ijemaiu i
gart Giiioid.
Fifteen New Connections in Week in South Side Villages
In five villages of the South Side there iiave been installed in the past week fifteen telephone.-^, or an average of three to a village. The increase Willie not as large as at other seasons of ploasanier weather, indicates the wteadiiy increasing demand among people for connection with the outside world by wire. This week most of the telephones have been installed iu private homes. The list follows:
In Freeport—John H, Walker, D. Van Roes, Herbert Kerr, Anton Bey- erle, Robert W. Liedlich, E. C. Smith, C. S, Braren. In Lynbrook—Ralph J. Farmham, George W. Sherman, Jacob P. Sherman. In Roosevelt and Rock¬ ville Cenlre—Mrs. M. Behr and Ed¬ ward G. Becker. In Valley Stream— (Charles Seitert. In Wantagh—Mrs. Samuel Church and James W. John- .son.
DENIES HAVING AFFINITY
Wm. Neuss Says He Did Not Leave
Wife for Mrs. Lotx.
William Neuss, formerly of Free- port, now of Manhattan, whose wife stated two weeks ago that &e had left her after a disagreement, because of his love for Mrs. Edna Lotz, a house¬ keeper, denied today that he knew where Mrs. I»tz was aud that If she went uway from Freeport about the aame lime that he did, he knew noth¬ ing of it.
Mr. Neuss denied any relation with Mrs. Ixjtz, although admitiug that she was his housekeeper for five months while Mrs. Neuss was In Denmark vis¬ iting her parents. He also admitted that his wife had a disagreement with Mrs. Lotz, hut denied that Mrs. Neuss told her to leave their home.
Interesting Lecture on Music
An interesting leclure ou musical -vioiuLor vveiO vMuies.ea lor lae coup.e < aubjecis, inierspersed by a short al lae ceiemoay. ' "'^eich of the Norwegian composer,
luoliiior, wua a crew of snow shov-^ ^''"'<^S' "^'^s given before the Fortnighi- eleid, abbiaied la geiuag bitt laieaueu '• '^ '-'"'^ "^ Kockvilie Centre Tuesday 10 lae lieaca by meeiiag aer aioag lae : afternoon by Prof. Arthur Howard way. '^^ao coacu la vvaica Miss i,a-! ^o''o'=^'''^'"''0°'^'>'"- f'rof. Pollock is ciojx roue Vviid her sisier was dra\Na !'^'Sbtless, but possesses a keen iniel- oy lour horses. Tbe aaliaala vsere ^^^^ ^"^ exceptional knowledge of the «eii e.Miauftted wheu luey compleieu :'¦'"^j^" *'« presented. The club mem- Lue till) i '-'^''^ were so pleased with his address
AUer a suminuuus wedding dinner : ^'^^^ ^"^ ^'" ^e invited to appear again at me Queens^vaier Hotel, o«aed by ; ^^ a meeting later in the season.
Lue groom 8 laiaer, l>eiaaid Moiliior, | :^
aad a recepLiou, tae aevny-weus iiav-1
eibd oa to Lyabrook. They ^ ^^^'^ j LoM Islaiid R. R. Tuiie TaUc
bouad to Wasamgioa, D. C, but as | ^**
i.ae i eua.'^yivuaia iiaiiroad system was lied up by lUe sao»v tuey decided to leiura lo Lyauiooii. 'lae honeymoon irip v.as deleried lor a day.
URGE MANUFACTORIES FOR FREEPORT
(Effective Oct. 2l8t, 1913) Leave Merrick for New York, Penn¬ sylvania Station, Brooklyn aud inter¬ mediate stalioas, weekdays, 5.1ti, 5.5ii, 0.38, 6.B7, 7.17, 17.28, 7.55, 18.13, 8.54, 10.12, A. M.; 12.22, 3.08, 4.04, a.32, 6.42, '8.13, 10.30 P. M.; lid. 6l>
I A. M.; Sundays, (i.48, 9.11, A. M.;
! 12.04, 2.54, 4.28, 5.33, 7.06, 9.46
Business Men's Ass'n Interested-Es-' J^- ^- . x, i/ < i.
Leave Freeport for New York.Penn- tablish New Basis for Credit syivaala siauoa, aad Brookiya, week-
uays, 5.20, O.bti, 6.42, 7.U1, 7.21, lo eacouiage the growih of l<ree- jj 4;^^ j5m,^ iy 17_ ij.i,jj, 9.48, hjm
port, the Business Men's Aasociaiioa , ilu.60 A. M.; 12.2 7, 3.12, 4.u8, 5.U2, ol this village is in coiamuaicaiion i *37, 6.46, 8.16, lit.33 P. M.; lia.5U A. with several large firms, iacluuing ilie ' f ¦ ^1"";'^^.,^^-^4 u/\t ^'m'^'^^' 1, W. Kieiuert Rubber Company, which I ^raias lei...,- Freeporl lor Amity- niauulaciures dress shields and tho I ville, Babyiw.i, Paicaogue and mterr Model Brassier Company, a typewriter • mediate si.viions, weeituays, na4.44,
concerm 'lae associaiion VNill pomi, «-^^' "'^•"'o "•".', ,^^-^^ .f-f^-= ^^*^
as2.21, 2.48, a3.59, ai5.04, 15.3.., out tae advaatage.s ol iieeport lor tiie : ^^^^_ ^g^y^ g 4i_ a7.06, 7.41, a8.03, luaaulaciuieiB. Should laey Uecide a9.05, 11.21 P. M.; 12.19 (10 Paich- 10 esiaolisa brandies In Freeport em-j ogue Saturdays) al.27 A. M. Sun- Uluyiaeui will be giveu 50 or 75 hands | ^^y^' ^¦'•j'\- ^^^^^y yjf" ^{^ j^'^p ^M**-'
—principally young women.
The Ubfaociaiion alao decided upon a fixed basis lor credit wbea sougat by new comers. A reboluiioii wua adopi-
al.42 A. M.
Trams leave New York, Pennsyl¬ vania Station, lor Freeporl, Merrick and priuciiial intermediate i-uaions
Funds for Jr. O. U. A. M. Convention A substantial appropriation has been made by Freeport Council N'o. 57, Jr. I O. U. A. M.. for the use of the com¬ mittee of arrangement.'! for the annu- al state convention to be held in Free- port commencing Labor Day. The committee consists of J. Huyler Elli¬ son, chairman; James W. Cheshire, Gllson II. Raynor, Stephen W. Hunt and Howard E. Pearsall. The plan of entertainment for the delegates has not yet been perfected. 1
N. V. &. L. I. TRACTION COMPANY | TIMETABLE
In effect January 1, 1912 Mineola-kirooklyn Division Streets. Leave Hempstead. Main and Front ,
South bound—4.30, 4.45, 5.05, 5.30 a. m., and every thirty minutes till 11.00 p. m. Then 12.00 m. (this car goes lo Rosedale and walls twenty minutes, then proceeds to Cily Line, arriving at 2.00 a. m.
North bound—5.30 a. in. and every thirty minuies lill 12.0U a. in.
A fifteen-minute headway Is operat¬ ed between Baldwin (Slop So) and Brooklyn as follows: Week days, e.x¬ cept Sundays, leave Cram and Lioerty ; streets, Brooklyn, 0.00 a. m. till 7.00 : a. m., then 4.3U p. m. till 7.00 p. m. Sundays: fifteen minute service op¬ erated between Rockville Centre and Brooklyn from 12.00 noon lo 8.45 p. m.
Hempstead-Jamaica Division
Leave Hempstead, Main and Front [
, Streets.
West bound—5.30 a. ra. and every j
thiriy minutes till 11.30 p. m. Sun- .
days, 6.00 a. m. to 11.30 p. m. '
Leave Jamaica, Washington and P^ul- ,
lon Streeis.
East bound—9.15 .a. m. and every
tliiily minutes thereafter till 12.15 ,
a m. Sundays, 6.45 a. m. and every ;
thirty minulo." till 12.15 p. m. !
Mineola-Jamaica Division Leave .Mineola, Boulevard and Old ¦ Country Road. West bound—5.45 a. m. and every Ihirty minutes lill 9.15 p. m., then 10.15 and 11.15 p. m. Sundays, first 1 car 6.15 a. m., then the same schedule as week days.
Leave Jamaica, Washington and Ful¬ ton Streets. East bound—6.30 a. m. and every ihirty minutes till 10.00 p. m., then 11.00 p. m. and 12.00 midnight. Sun¬ days, first car at 7.00 a. m., then same schedule as week days.
J. M. STODDARD,
Superintendent
ANTHONY PALERMO
General Cantractor and Builder. Steel Structural Work.
All Kinij of Concrete Work Estimites Cheerfully Furaislied
Tel. 52-J Wantagh
OFHCE & RESIDENCE BELLMORE, LI
Quality is a G99d Salesman Price is a Better One
Schluter Employs Both Judiciously
HENRY C. SCHLUTER
"The Quality Grocer"
Telephone 635 PROMPT delivery'
MERRICK ROAD FREEPORT, L. I.
ed at the meeiing Tuesday aight, ^^'l^^-JSMt^ a^55, ^^aS ^
liuiriag that uew comers fill oat a | 2.OO, a3.00, ia4.08, ta4.14, aG.OO.
oiaan lona furaislied by the as.socia- I a5.31, 5.50, a6.16, 6.46, a7.10, a8.08,
tioa to us members aau furfusa aaiid-; 10.25, all.30, al2.30 P. M.; Sundays,
lucioi-y r-eieuces i *-^"' '^^¦'^^' 11.34 A. M.; 1.38. a2.58,
lacioiy r^.ticutcs. ^ y^,^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^ p ^j _ ^^,.35 night.
lue asbociuuoa has made marked, ^ Trams run to Babylon caly.
progress iu geiuag claims of loag |
siaadiag settled aad expects that the j
Suffrage Clubs in Nassau County While It Is not generally accepted that "votes for women" has gained real Impetus In Nassau County, the statement Is made hy members of the local committee that there are clubs In the following villages: Port Wash¬ ington, Manhasset, Sea Cliff, Oyster Bay, Central Park, Hempstead, Rock¬ ville Centre, Lynbrook, East Rocka¬ way,Frepport,Farmlngdale and Hicks¬ ville—all o( them classed as "Hve" places.
uevv sysiem of exieuding credit will be equally saccesaiui la saving the members much worry and moaey.
WHALE A PIGIvlY SPERM
Ask Appropriation for Oil for Street According to a numlK r of commut¬ ers at Rockville Centre a petition will be presented to the village authorities this week (or an appropriation to pur¬ chase oil to settle the dust ovo Front | street, whlcb parallels the railroad station. The petitioners claim tbat tbe duat la dry weat&er is obnoiloui.
n No Brooklyn counectious.
k Slops on signal; runs to Valley
Stream only. B Saturdays only. ( Except Saturdays. I Except hohdays. t Except Saturdays and holidays. Trains leave Brooklyn, Flatbush Ave. Station, about the same Ume as !
^ I those shown from New York, Penn-;
! sylvania Station. This lime table sub- Aquatic Mammals Found at Long jg^t to change without notice. Beach of a Rare Species j '
Director F. A. Lucas or the Ameri- i ^^_i^KMi.iMai_—¦^——i—i——•—• can Mubeuia 01 Natural Hisiory, Man-' huitau, is reopousiDle lor tae state- j meut that the whale found at Long Beach recently was a pigmy sperm, a species boih rare and interesting. ¦ Tho leuiale is usually three or lour I feet longer than the male. These ac-! Quatlc mammals differ from their i larger brothers and sisters in that they i are active.
Tbe Long Beach whale was about twenty leet long and contained beside I a baby wbale weighing flfty-two 1 pounds a quanUty o( ambergris wblcb is said to-be worth |3& an ounce.
Masters of Electridty
That's what we are. |We do evciy thing with electriqity but make it. We wire aud Install (or all places and all purposes. We can solve the problems of electrical Sdivice, and we can give prompt and efficient "first aid" In cases o( emergency. You may rely upon service as sa^lstactory and safe.
JAMES F. CAMPION
K Sarik Crm Siral. FreepHt, II. V.
WATCH REPAIRING
There Is no guesswork in oar WATCH -REPAlRlNO—every fea¬ ture of our work Is ABSOLUTELY RIGIIT m the veriest detail or we won't permit th j watch to leave our establishment.
When you entrust your watch to our hands for repairing, cleaning, oiling, etc., you are certain of it coming back io >ou In (aullless con- I dition, keeping time to the second —AND.our charges will be no high¬ er than what you will pay tor in¬ different work. -^
Have us serve you.
A. E, MILLER 42 South Main St Freeport
Greeting From
HENRY J. RAYMORE
"The Piano Man"
KNABE. LESTER - CONCORD - DECKER & SON
Pianos and Player Pianos
Arcade Bailding, at the Depot
FREEPORT NEW YORK
THE METZ
Motor Car
4 cylinders, water cooled, Bosch high tension matneto. 32 miles on 1 gallon of gasolene. Elquip- ped. Price, f. O. B. $475.00
MERRICK GARAGE
Chai. O. Colvin & Son
Smith Street Telephone 897
The
OLD Q.N fllLL
J LIrEo^„ ,-ifo\LTH brea'Da
PRODUCER OP
'SWEETHOM
nADE AND
121 SOUTH nAIN 5TRE.E.T
BAKERY
FORMERLY .
CHOn/AELDIEUS
HENRY-L-R-HIMMEL
Ask For "8dlH" Green Trading Stamps
Free Delivery
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