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CHAS. F.FRITZ, Jr.
263 N. Main St Freeport, N. Y. '¦'' Telephone 744
LEGAL NOTICE
JOHN M. SIMPSON
'CJic|>iert Machinist
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GEORGE A. H. SMITH, M. D.
Eye diseaaes only. Office hours Tues¬ days and Thursdays from 8 to 11 A. M , and by appointment. 7 Wallace street, corner Brooklyn ave nue, Freeport, L. I. Telephone 778.
VILLAGE ORDINANCE
The trustees of the Village of Free- port by authority cTsted In them by \ Chapter 64 of the Laws of 1909, and ; conBtitutlng Chapter 64 of the Cou j BoiiUated Laws, and atl acts and laws j amendatory thereto, and known as Ibe Village Laws, do enact the foi-! lowing ordinance to be observed and ' enforced in the said Village under, llie penalty cf violation oi iiie eaui>- as prescribed therein.
UESOLVKl', That the following be
adopted ah Ordinance No. 37 B. or
llie Ordinances of the Village of
Fieep'jrt, Nassau County, New Yorlc: :
UltWNANCE M'MBKK 37 B. ;
A PiM.iSON WHO:
1. -W.Mle driving, or while in con¬ trol of any venicie in the Village of Freeport, shall fail, upon the approach of any lire engine, bosewagon hook and ladder truck, or other nre apparit- tus when such apparatus shall be traveling to or from a fire, to Immedi' ateiy drive or place guch vehicle, or cauBe the -same to be driven or placed, close to and ivarallel with the curb or .side walk of the street whereon such vehicle may then be, and Ihel-eupon to immediately stop or cause such vehicle to stop and there remain un- lii such flre apimratus shall have re¬ moved from such vicinity, or
2. Being the motorman of a street car aud operating the same in the Village of Freeport, shall fail, upon the approach of any lire engine, hose wagon, hook and ladder iruck, or xither fire apparatus, to immediately .-slop the said car, or
3. Being the motorman ol -. street car and operating the same in the. Vil¬ lage of Freeport shall cause, or at¬ tempt to cause any such car to pass any flre engine, hose wagon, hook and ladder truck, or other tire apparatus in said Village while tiuch apparatua IS in motion, or
1. Sliall, during a flre in the Vil- iag'e of Freeport, at Which any appara¬ tus shall be traveling, stop any ve¬ hicle, or cause anj^*jiehicle to be stop- ed within fifty (GOlJeet of any fire hydrant situated nearer to such fire than 300 feel, or
5. Being in control of any vehicle, shall fail to move, or cause the same 10 be- moved from the vicinity of any flre hydrant in the Village of Free- port, upon orders so to do from any lie department oflicer or flreman, or
6. .N'ot being the chief, flrst or second assistant chief, o surgeon of tlie flre department of the Villae of Freeport, shall have place or carry, o cause to be placed o carried on any vehicle owned, occupied o controlled by him (other than the vehicle of sau. lii(> department), any letters, name emblem or sign of any description in¬ tended to designate or relate to the lire department of the Village of Fr»eiH)rt, or of any company therein.
TRAINING CLASS TO GIVE REAL COMEDY
To Be Presented To-morrow Night in the Freeport High School Auditorium—In Ad¬ dition to the Play a Musical Program Will Be Rendered By the Cast—Large Audi¬ ence Anticipated.
Edward SmHh - ^^^^^j^^ p Murphy
SmiTH & MURPHT
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS Hot Air, Steain and Water Heaters, Tin, Copper, Iron Work I 15 BedeJI St, Freeport, L. k
Tel* phone 366
Freeport Sea Food Market and Oyater Saloon
B. RILEY RAVNOR, Proprietor
Everythinfl in Sea Food in Season We Serve Oysters, Clams & Chowders
16 W. Merrick Road, Freeport
TELEPHONE 2-M
Choice Groceries
Salted Meats Cake and Pies
polity Guaranteed
Prompt Servfce , Best Prices
JOHN L. GERMEROTH
Telephone 489-W 244 Main St., Freeport L.I.
the Man
In tfcjft^e'^ofliventional days personal'apip^arance is an im¬ portant ftcCfrtn biusiness and in social life. Clothes are not everything but they are a decided helpin creating that Iavorab}«llJi]Bpi'es«on.
CujStdm Tailor"
is a builder of just this sort of garment Material, fit and satisfaction are bur guarantees
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7. Shall at any time drive any ve¬ hicle, other than an ambulance in ac¬ tual service or a vehicle carrying tbe I'nited States mail, over any fire hose {lyiiig on any stieet, road or highway in the Village of Freeport, or
H Not being a flreman .'^hall, with¬ out perniissiun of the Chief, flrst or .-iecond assistant chief, or .surgeon of the flre department of the Village of Freeport, go or reiiiaiii within any lire line established in the Village of I'eeport by the Ure department ot •Siiid Village, or by auy flrernan or tiremeii of said Village.
Shall be liable to a penalty of Five (^fj.OOj Dollars and, ih addition to rtiiid penalty, it is ordained that any violation of this oi'dlnance shall con- Htilule disorderly conduct and any iwrson violating the same shall be a disorderly person.
B1-; IT FUHTHKIi KESOLVKU, that the t'lerk be directed to have a copy i of said ordinance printed in the South Side Messenger, the Nassau County Iteview and the Nassau I'ost, once ' each week for two consecutive weeks, and a printed copy tlicreof posted con- .spicuously iu at least three public places in the Village, for at least ten riavs before the same shall take effect.
iiE IT FUHTHEH KESOLVKU, that such ordinance shall become opera- live and in force in the Village of Fieeport, on and after the Ist day of .January, 1914. »
.Adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Village ot Freeport, Nassau I'ountv, N. Y., December 4, 1914. (Signed) UOLAND M. LAMB, President.
To-morrow evening, in the auditofi um of the Grove Street school, a comedy in three acts entitled "The Three Chauffeurs," will be given by the Training Class of Freeport. Ex¬ tensive preparations have been made to make this a financial ag well as a social success.
The cast includes Emily J. Werner as Kilty Kennedy; Marjorie Pitcher as Lorry Spencer; Louise Byrne as Marvin Hunter; M. Constance Loux .18 Mrs. Lorry Spencer; Eleanor M. Trayer as Gertrude Castleton; Fannie Devlin i'-s Betty Marshall; E. Bea¬ trice Vail as Lois Drummond; Myrtle T. Gissel as Lucille Beverly; Lulu RuUmann as Eugenis Allen; Clara A. Peterson as I'atience Smith; A. Mar¬ jorie Pitcher as Mr. Spencer; E. Bea¬ trice Vail as Lieutenant Beverly Churchill, and Dorothy Hibbard, as Norah, a maid. Misses Delia Chesh¬ ire, Hazel Seaman, Magdalen Hoff¬ man, Hilda Van Doven, Josephine Fin¬ ger, Dorothy Hibbard, Mildred Hlli and Gladys Cook are cast as guests. In addition to the comedy a mu¬ sical program will be rendered by the entire cast.
The executive staff is composed of Miss E. A. Moulton , coach; Miss Gladys Cook, pianist; K. E. Spier, mu- sIo.tI director; program committee, Delia M. Cheshire; ticket committee, Misses Emily Werner, Marjorie Pitch¬ er and Beatrice Vail.
The training class of 191.''> includes Miss Louise Byrne of Baldwin. Misses Delia Cheshire, Fannie I>evlin, Marie Byl, Myrtle Gissel, Constance Loux, Marjorie Pitcher, Eleanor Trayer, Beatrice Vail, Hazel Seaman and Emily Werner, all of FYeeport; Miss Josephine Finger, of Roosevelt; Miss Magdalen Hoffman, of Elmont; Miss Clara Peterson, of Bellmore; Miss Louise Hullmnnn, of Valley Stream; Miss Florence Thomas, of Mineola.
The members of the class of 1916 are Misses Dorothy Hibbard and Hyl- (la Vfui Doren, of Freei)ort; Miss May Barth, of Hempstead: Mis.s Mary Chada, of I'^st Islip; Miss Madalien Griilith, of Babylon; Miss Mildred Hill, of Merrick; Misses .Tuliet. Kenney and Hulda Ludstadt, of Northport, and Miss Elizabeth Readon, of West¬ bury,
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18 We»t Merrck Rd.
Freeport
Telephone 895-W
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MERRICK ROAD BALDWIN, L.
MOCK TRIAL SUCCESSFUL
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James F. Campion
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
aieo«ric Light Wiring. Flxturea and
Electrical Supplies
38 8. Grove 8t. Freeport, N. Y
Telephone Connection
A musical Mock Trial ^;ivcn under the auspices of the Kpworth League of the Freeport Methodist Church at Brooklyn Hall on Monday evening was a decided success although the weather prevented many who had pur¬ chased tickets from attending. The trial was staged under the direction of the author, Charles .1. Martin, who is also president of the League. At the request of those who were unable to be present the trial will be repeat¬ ed on December llth, at the same place. •
The oourt room setting,was com¬ plete. The part of the Judge taken j by H. G. Peterkin was unusually clev-1 er. Albin N. Johnson, was a compe-1 tent clerk. Stanley E. Uaynor was \ the plaintiff and Miss Annie Redell, I the defendant. Harold K. Brown re¬ presented the former and Piatt K. Wiggins the latter. The Misses Helen K. Turner, Adelaide Decker, Helen DtH'Ker and Anna S. Crossfteld repre- sened he feminine sex.
The vedict of the jury was* so un¬ usual that It behoves all who can, to attend the second performance.
First Prize Winners at Mineola and Riverhead (1914) Fairs
New Fluff-rugs for sale, also Rag-rugs and Carpets New Rugs Made from Old Carpets
Olive Boulevard
Phone 848.W
Freeport, L. I.
DANGER! STOP! LOOK!
Did you ever study out or inquire what process your clothino under went in the possession of the launa.y men?
There»are a great many lothsome and Infectious diseases tliat transmitted from one person to another through tlie clothiny, unlets ; \a greatest caution and care be exercistd in the process of laundering.
Then, again, a majority of places sprinkle their clothes v«.,th spi \y from the mouth—do you want yours treated in that way.'
Our sanitary conditions are perfect. Ve have installed i\ t only ex¬ pensive, but modern, machinery, charging r.nd renovati.ig (he entire plant.
We think that it is only fitting that we announce to our customers and the public that we do ^11 our own work—^on our premises—under our per¬ sonal supervision, insuring perfect sanitary conjditions and prompt servl/;*.
Why take or permit your laundry to go to the city or some other place, where you can know absolutely nothing of where or how it Is han¬ dled or treated? We do, not only good work, but guariTntee satisfaction. Our motto is, "A satisfied customer is more to be desired than money."
Our prices are the low<l^t, consistent with perfect and sanitary work.
We solicit a-trial that we may demonstrate our claims.
Light Up Your Store, Mr. Merchant
and prove to people that you believe in your Village and in your Busine»». Demonstrate that you have confidence in your goods by exhibiting them under the searching rays of gas light.
The Nassau Laundry Co.
Formerly Freeport American Laundry
Newton Boulevard and Henry Street, Freeport
r<;lephone 97-R
SHOE SHINING PARLOR
HAT8 CLEANED AND RENOVATED CIQARS, CIGARETTES
J. A. CHARKALIS
44 S. Main St FREEPORT
Carl Henry
Carl Henry, an actor of prominence, for a long time a resident of the vil¬ lage of Freeport, died at Saranac Lake December Ist after a lingering Illness of several months." The funeral ser¬ vices were held In Freeport where the body was brought by Albro Schiller, a close friend.
Mr. Henry was one of the most beneficent of his profession. He was constantly contributing money or his time to assist some worthy charity. He was formally the leading come¬ dian in the "Top of the World," com¬ pany which ran on Broadway a whole season.
He Is survived by a widow and one son, 0«rl, Jr. Southard and Ntoore were the funeral directors.
Back up your claims to being wide awake by making attractive window diaplays and lighting them up, so that you will get eighteen hours' service out of the window Investment instead of twelve daylight hours.
Let people know that you stand for progress and efficiency—In square dealing and full values.
Money spent for good store window lighting Is Just as necessary and Just as profitable as money spent for clerk hire s,
Use The Never Out Gas Lights
Nassau and Suffolk Lighting Co.
GEORGE MACDONALD. President.
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