Nassau Post 19141112; Title

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WORKING FOR GOOD
IS GOOD WORK
Circulating in Freeport, Rockville Centre, Baldwin, Rooaevelt,  Hempatead, Merrick, Bellmore, Wantaph, Seaford and the County of Nassau
Vol. 2 No. 21
FREEPORT, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, N0VEM3ER M. 1914
Price Two Cents
ELECT MRS. HERVEY Hazardous Scenes of European IKING HAS NARROW   Wilful Excise Law Violations    BIG XMAS BENEFIT HEAD OF SOCIETY;  War Described by Freeporter I ESCAPE FROM DEATH   Productive of Master Sermon    PLANNED BY POST
Catholic   [Ladies     Society     of!       . peca of fighting the Ruuslans. "They
Baldwin at Business  Meet-!     ^""fope When War Started j ^^^^0^ ^e civilized," they said, -so we
Hugo   KarngUt     Tells     His l muFt  kin them."  I saw over wo.ooo
Experiences
j Russian and Servian soldiers, prlson- I ers ot the Hungarian.s, Kiad to be cap-
ing  Select  Years   Officers.
Church   Foundation    Fund^ 	
'Increasing.    Series ol Card]   yairiotic, enthusiastic n«go ko,.. ,,     , . , .u   , • ., .    .
-.>      . ¦        f f   I >    rk     •      !   ' ,, tured  because  of  tbe kind  treatment i
Parties to    be   Held   Uurmg '• sut arrived in FreepoK las^ week dl-
Winter Season in  Efiort  to!'-' '"¦" «- '-»" «"« >»"¦•«''-"';'; ZZ^^^TZ I.'I TJ
I Of the European confl/ct.    Few Ameri- [ '^s  of the scarcity of food and high | OWell   1 reasurery jcan.s have bad abetter opportunity to ! priee.s are not true.    Food was abun-1
i witness and appreciate the ha/arder- j dant   everywhere   and   if  any   dealer
Daniel King of Baldwin Entrap- ed in Burning Home by Flames fr im an Elxploded Oil Stove. Handle Slipped as Stove was Carried to Lower Floor. Stairway En¬ veloped Quickly
f-k r^    r> r»       I     jnip"is- the orpoitunitits for meeting, A Gigantic Christmas Celebra
Dr. Saul O.   Curtice   Preaches f„, ,,^,,i„,,„ „^ ^.j^,,^   ,„^.i^,   i„^„.
to Saloon Keepers on   "The   course, for games of varied sorts. The Modern Saloon ; striking    decorations,    the    luxurious
all
The business meeting of the Cath-
ou.s experiences of the, war. .As he olic Ladies' Society of Baldwin was , preened hm former business sssociates held on Tuesday evening at the haaiv \ along riailroad avenue he was heard of Mrs. Charles Hervey on Grand ave-! ^o repeat again and again the unu.sual nue. Four new ladies were added , stories of his voyge and trip. to the    already    large    membersnij..'     ^r.   Korngut   left   Freeport   bouna
Driven to the upper floor of his home by the flames of an exploding oil stove which blocked his path and forc¬ ed out on tbe roor oi me nouse by the chocking smoke and heal of the flre,
"who is giving liiem authority to vio¬ late   the   law,   to   remain' wide   open
Daniel King of Seainan avenue. Bald- from eleven to two and three o'clock win. narrowly escaped deatli last Sat-! in the morning and to traffic ou Sun- urday  evening.    Flami s  of  fire   were | (jay as well as any other day
asked a price higher than prevailed before the war, he was arrested and it found guilty, severely punished. The wives of soldiers are allowed twenty- live cents per day, In our money, to provide for each child under 7 years;
Mesdames Frank Hurley, Joseph Wat-   fo*" ^^ native country, Hungary, June j and over 7 years, twenty cents.
klnson, Collins and Charles Hervey.     ! 27th.    In   the   four  months   of   travel j     "Americai^ were told to wear small I gushing  out  of  the   windows  as   the I     Alert to the situation and deeply in- The    re-election    of    officers    took!''^ visited cities and the surrounding j American   flags   and   they   were  safe ! firemen arrived in time to carry the | terested in thp welfare ot the village,
place,   Mrs,   Frank   Gately,   who   had i ^*^'^*^'"y ^ *^11  »' ^^^  warring coun-, from the fire of any nation.    The Ger-  almost suffocated form to safety. Tak-' Dr.   Saul   O.   Curtice    preached    last
been president for the past year, pre-1 ^'"'^8. including Galicia, Budapest, Vi-1 mans   treated   the     Americans    very
Biding.    Mrs. Gately was renominated ! ^^f"^.   Dresden,   lierlin,   Holland,  and j kindly  and   did  all   they    could    for
but declined to act again as president, j London.    Although   Kurope     was    at! them.    I never saw as gay a city as
stating  that  her home  duties needed ! Peace  wlien  he  started,  Mr  Korngut j Berlin, it reminded me of Coney Isl-
I furnishings, the  brilliant    lights.
Angered   anil   agitated   by   the  con-; these   things   are   secondary,   to   the
tinjiod   violations   ot  the   excise   law, j man'.s  business  tho sale  of alcoholic
the citizens ot Freeport have begun a ;''rinks, for the money there is in n.
The saloon, and each saloon Is af¬ ter all the business it can get.    They are out to make more business by In- loon,   as   an   institution,   hf-o  a   legal ; creasing  the  demands   in    the    fieU< right to exist, they do ask pointedly, | ^.^ere   tbey   already   s.il.   s<>cond,   by
campaign   to   know     how  and    why. While   they   appreciate   that   the   sa-
tion is Pledged by Nassau Post for Benefit of Freeports Needy Poor. Contributions of all Kinds are being Sent to Office. Society Concert to Raise Funds to be Given Early in December
en to the house of a nearby friend he ! Sunday   evening   from   his   pulpit   on
was treated by Dr. Luther Kice. \ "The Modern Saloon, its Work and its
Shortly   after   eleven   o'clock,   Mr. ' Worth."     In  an   open  letter  through
King started down stairs with a light-1 the press, he invited the saloon keep-
her time, and that alie felt that some-! h^ been there but two weeks when one el.se  should  Uke  the nomination I ^*r   declarations   were   made,   troops
and continue the work. Mrs. Mac¬ Donald also declined the Vice Presi¬ dency  for  the  same  reason.     Jt  was
mobilized, aad larmies started toward the front.
In an exclusive interview to the Nas-
conceded that the past year with Mrs. j •'^" Tast Mr. Korngut related his ex- Gately as President had been one of \ perienees among the peoples of the commendation. j hostile .stiites.    "Before  1 could  leav>,
Mrs. Charles Hervey, who has been 1 Hamburg it was necessary to secure an active chureh worker, although'* Passport, which I afterwards came not a regular member ot the Society : *» "^*'°^ ^""y highly. Had it not been until Tuesday evening, was nominated ; ff"" that and the little American flag and unanimously elected President, j'^hlch 1 wore 1 would have prol>ably Miss Sarah Dempsey, Vice President! ^^pi mustered into the Germany army and  Miss  MacCarran. financial secre-   ^t Galicia 1 witnessed the hurried ma
and,   full  of joy,  shows,  singing and   ed oil stove.    He reached the middle i ers   of   Freeport,   who  attended   in   a laughter, and as  the soldiers march-   of the flight when the handle slipped j jjody ed through the street they sang and ' out of the sides.    The stove fell head
the i)eople all joined in.
"Germany can put 1,500,000 men In¬ to the field yet, and every one of them will flght to the end. All the other nations cannot    crush    her.    AJl    the !
long down over the stair carpet cover-
In   a     broad,     comprehensive     dis course, he laid bare the skeleton, tht
ing   it   wilh  oil.    Instantly   the  etove i fiesh.  the  raiment, and  the  life - the
exploded, the oil on the carpet Ignited   purpose of its existence.    Although he
and the hall was a mass of flames.     ; made no allusion lo the .saloonkeeper,
Realizing   his   only   way   of  escape \ ^g extended an invitation to them to
tary. It was found that the finances were in excellent condition. The members,   nearly  all  of  whon»  wei*.
wounded  soldiers  say,   'LiCt  me  back was  the  roof  Mr.  King  rushed   back
to flght Russle.'    They hate Russians upstairs and into one of the bed rooms
because they are barbarians.    Not one latter  to  be  forced  out  by the  heal,
soldier in the field today is Tinder 20 The fire department reached the burn-
years of age.
"Germany stands for great things. She has done wonderful work in the arts   and   sciences,   in   fact   in   every
field of human progress.    Such a na-   the  flames  under  control, tion cannot peri.sh from the earth. It will be a long and bloody war unless
bilization   of  an   army.    Al  9  o'clock
one morning all men between 20 and
40 years of age were ordered to report present, were highly elated at the ^°'' mmtary duly. At nine p. m. that great progress made toward the end «*"« evening they were equipped, j Germany wins. But I saw all I wish- In view, a Catholic Church In Bald- supplied and boarded a train for the \ ed of war and I am mighty glad to get ^jn [ field ol action. back  to   America  again.    Very  many
A monster Five  Hundred  and  En-'     ^^  Budapest,   the Hungarian  army \ ot my relatives have  gone  tn  to the chre party will be held at Southara b I s'-emed   actually   happy   at   the   pros-! armies.
Hall   on   Friday,   December   18.     Thej — _	
proceeds   will  add   materially  to  ^^e   Urnpn>||'ro   l/IAI ATF  IAW Foundation  Fund.     Every   effort  wil! , *"'^»»^"™'¦ "J   "lULiilE  LA If
be put worth  by those Interested  to | 	
make the coming card party one of | Frank Wood of  Roosevelt   to   In-
ing home which had lighted the whole skies, in unusually quick t:ni= and af¬ ter rescuing Mr. King fought the flre
correct from his pulpit, if they liked,
any  erroneous  statement  which  they ' SAUl. O. COlSTice.
believed he had made. The church opening up new fields where the de- was well filled and the public thor- mands for their goods may be creat- oughly interested. We print the foi- ed, and the modern saloons are wise lowing extracts from tho sermon: to all   this  and  steadily endeavoring
The saloon!    What is it?    F'irst, it   to increase the number of drinks its bravely.    Within   one   hour   they   had j j,, ^^  institution, ^ place where aico j present customers will desire to pur-
i holic drinks are sold.    Second, where   chase and   trying    to    attract    other
the  biggest affairs that  Baldwin  has ever had.
The regular bi-monthly Euchre and Five Hundred of the Organization will be held on next Thursday, the 19th, at the home of Mrs. Charles Hervey.* Already fifteen prizes have heen promised as donations. A large attendance is anticipated.
HAZEL LATTIMIER TO WED
Popular Bellmore Girl to be Wed- ed on Thanksgiving Day
vestigate Careless Violations of Law
At the instiBEticm of the State au¬ thorities Frank Wood, of Roosevelt, sealer ot weights and measures of Nhs- sau County, has been conducting a fearless campaign in the Town of Hempstead during the last two weeks. Although he has repeatedly warned the store keei)ere of their careJess vio¬ lation of the law they have failed to heed his advise and now every viola¬ tor is hailed before the courts and convicted.
The law which is a simple one was proposed and adopted through the efforts of Mr.  Wood himself.    It pro-
ORGANIZE SKATING CLUB
Society La^es from  Roller Skat¬ ing Club to Meet Once a Week
The fire was a total damage. B/tLjj,,,^ refreshments than alcoholic drinking men. the lower part of the outside frame of brinks may be had. Third, a place ' It seeks mature men as customers; the hou.se stands. lie parried $3,000 I jj^j.^ ^j^yggmguts of one sort or an-j men in the prime of lite: b'jriness insurance on the 'house and $1,500 onL^j^^^ jj^e provided. Fourth, a place men; professional men; iabonng thg furniture. The loss exceeds ^.jjprp people mny meet for business men; men just out of college and get- $6>0C0. conferences or just socially, or for a ' ting   ready   for   life's     work;     weak
game of c^rds or for other games. The \ young men; strong young men; young
modem saloon  is a business proposi-, men   who   will   drink;   women,   alas!
the   modern   saloon   Is   a   place ' yes   women,   for   the   saloon   invades
  'for   retailing   alcoholic   beverages;   It j the home and seeks to make drinkers
In   Company   With   Other    L.    1.} is  not a beneficial  inatltution.    It Is   for  its  own  profit  out   of  our wives
"GEN" JONES OFFTOSOUTH I™
Delegates She Leaves for Nashville
j establshed and    maintained    for    the ! making ot money, and the most mon-
and   mothers.     II  does   not   overlook the children, and  it would create hy
Miss Rosalie Jones, the veteran suf¬ frage general of Long Island In com¬ pany with fifteen other prominent co¬ workers from the State and Island left New York City Monday afternoon for Nashville, Tennessee to attend the u*- tional   convention   of   Woman   SuITra-
12th.
Firemen's Hall will be the scene of a pretty wedding on Thanksgiving Day at 5:30 when Miss Hazel M. Lat-
tlmier, daughter of Eugene Lattlmier
a retired New York Biinker, living on | vides "that all meats, meat products. Clarendon avenue, Bellmore, and Ho-, and butter sliall be sold or offered for ward E. Wood, son of P'rederick Wood sale by weight. All other commodi- also of Bellmore, will be married by "es not In containers shall l)e sold the Reverend Thomas Braithwalte of or ottered for sale by standard weight, Wantagh. 1 ^^'^   ^wh   weight,   measure   or   count
Mlsa IjUtlmler will have for her, shall be marked on a label or tax al- hrlde's maid, Miss T. Schramm, a cou '\ tiched." Kvery storekeeper when a> sin. Miss Marion Latilmler, a niece of sells produce must mark on the label the bride, and Miss Alice Wood, a the weight. If he does not It prevents niece of the groom will act as flower   the   sealer  from   defecting fraud,  for   skating  cluh.
)9   girls.    Herbert Colvin, a cousin of the   he can say,  if the package does not j —	
¦   groom  Is   to  be  the  best    man,    and   weight  what   was   paid   for,   that   the I Lieutenant  Southard,  Jr.
One of the latest social organiza¬ tions to be formed in Freepori is a Roller Skating Club to meet one ev¬ ening a week In Brooklyn Hall. The membership   will   be   restricted   to   a
limited  number.    At   the   termination | ^'sls   which  opens    November ot the weekly meetings, the clah will t\pve a light collation at the Hall.
A name has not yet been given to the organlzallo i, but al the first meet¬ ing on next Tutsday evening the mem¬ bers, most of whom are pip-ninent in Freeport society, will take a vote In consideration of an appropriate one.
Music has been arranged t..... rn"* in the near future. It is piannea xw have an Instructor to teach the mem¬ bers some of the fancy figures and dance steps. It is planned to hold a number ot socials and possllHy a car¬ nival at  the end .of  the season.
ey possible. II is, then, a business, a shrewd devices, an appetite toi buslnefis of selling alcoholic drlnUs j drink, in the little children, the sweet for the money that may be made. | faced   boys   and   girls   ot   our   home,
The other refreshments, the amuse- i (Continued on Page 4)
CONTRACTFORROADWORK SUFFRAGE CLUB ELECTION
To Elect Officers at Meeting Held Today in New Headquarters
! Supervisors  Continue    Work    of Improving Merrick Road
j     The   Board   has   made   a   contrao ^  jg  prophe.Mcd  that   todays meet
j with  the  Standard  Bitulithic  Co.,  for j j^g of the Freeport Woman's Suffrag the   improvement   with   Warranite  of   League will be largely attended.    The ; P^'rniitted   to enjoy Christmas day  In Merrick Road, east of Rockville Cen-j f,]p,..ujj, ^j ^.^^ officers for the ensuing   'he    same    proportion    as    ourselves.
I tre, from Oceanside Road, about 16000 ; j.^^jj,. j,, ,^ ^^ the principal matter tak-   W^lch   the  Issues   for   the   results   of
A gigantic Christmas celebration and gift party at the Brooklyn Hall on Christmas morning for those who are poor and without the funds to purchase the nece.<;.«itles of life—that is the pledge of The Nassau Post. The campaign is on. The standard ia raised. We call on you, readers and citizens of Freeport, to rally »or the cause. ( ontributluns cf cash, cloth¬ ing, food sappiiea ot all kinds, candy, toys, all will go toward making soma father or mother, some little brother or sister, happy and glad-hearted on this anniversary day.
Kach isr.ue of the pai)er will con¬ tain the result of the week's work. .\ complete list ot contributors will be    published. All       contributions
.should be left at the office, 22 South Grove street. Mrs. Mabelle T. Jack¬ son, associate editor, will have geu eral charge of the work and act as treasurer of all funds.
-Mready the canvass has proved more than successful. Clothing prom¬ ised Is being collected and brought In. Merchants of the village have signilled their intentions of not only contributing in cash, but in large quantities of supplies. .Several whole¬ sale toy houses have promised their aid to help brighten the hearts of the little ones. Look over the cast off clothing. CanVnss the frlenda who may not have read this issue of the i)aper. I./et'H have one united effort to make a Christmas celebra¬ tion which will excell all others on the South Side.
A monster concert and musical will be given by the society folk of Freepori to swell the funds. It will be held during tho first week of De¬ cember. Tho program is being ar¬ ranged. Talent of all parts of the Island have ccnstented to assist. The program will be th© mosl attractive and brilliant ever presented. Tickets will be out within the next week. Re¬ serve your Beats early.
The call has been issued. Join with us in the work. It will make the task easier If you seht your contribution as quickly as possible. Let us be sure   that   those   who  are  needy  are
feet east.    This will make tiie Merrick
GENERAL' ROSALIE    JONES
en  up. Road   jn   good     traveling     condition |     The Ileaduarteiv; of ihe  Uague for   P inrough the entire County of Nassau, i ,,,j. „.j„ter is on  id'.t.-me lourt.- The U'lst   Thursday   a   special   meeting I j.^ij.,,  j^  ,„.i„j,  j,..,.,,   j„   (,,(,.   ...Tpacity , was   held   for  a   discussion   with   the : ,},r,j„^,j the  courtesy df Mr.s.  I.  1.  Kl-! citizens o? Florjl Park, regarding the , jg^j^ij ^^  Smith  street, and   it   is   in- curb lines and .«idewalk levels on the I ^g^^,^,j,jj^  j^ j.^j,,, tl.at.nrh  week ihe MiKS Jones is accompanied by the foi-| .Teri('ho   Turnpike,     running     through   |„jj|,jj„^ ^^.j]] ,„, m„.„ f,,j„, two to six lowing   Long   Island     women;     Mrs. I that village; the matter was carefully   j,   „.,    f,,,.   d,,,   gathering  together   of The club will  be an exclusive one.   james   L.   l^idiaw,   Mra.   Wilmer   R. | discu.^sed   and   laid   over   tor   further   _.,,,   ,^,0^,   .^^,l^„  ^^^  interested   in   the 1   one  joining   without   the   consent   Kerns of Ro( kville Centre, and Mrs. O.   (onsidt ration. "N-otes for Women movement." Ques-
P.   Belmont  of  Hempstead. I'pon   application   of   (ounty   (lerk   tions concerning women  siiffrai--e  will
It  is  expected   that  with   tne   open-' fheshlre,   .N'apoleon   B.     .Mulliner     of   |,,.   ^1ii.;,.„.^K( d. Ing  of  the  convention, a  bitter   fight   Hempstead  .'.nd  Augustus  T.   Remsen       Kii.nds of l!ie cau.se \\\\\ meet ai;d will be tn pro.uress.    It seems that just ' of  .leilcho-were appointed  as assist- \,fj;,,   ,|,,,   joshing   of   the   .New   York before   election   Miss   Alice    Paul,   a ! ants to the secretary ot the Board of   S'ate Wninen'.s Suffraire ('aini)algn for
fhtv' work.     Be   sure   your   name   ap-
ity w 'la rs.
$5,000 SUIT FOR INJURIES
Mrs    Selma   Wendland   Brings   Double Suit as Result of Auto Accident
of all the members.    This Is the flr.st time that Freeport has had a private
Ralph   Wood,   George   Wood,   Walter   buyer asked not for a quantity but a;     Lieutenant   Fredericks,   who   came   ,,,ader   of   one   faction   of   the   .suffra-' Canvas.sers,  at  a  .salary  ot  $,V00  per   ^gir,.    poes are invited to attend and Schramm and  John Auperin  will  act   package. , home from Vera  Cruz  on  a  leave of   gists, called the Congressional Unlou. I day. tell why they are foes; the indifferent
sent out a Democratic black list, ad-'     ,1. Edward Downing of Mineola was^j.^ to |,p welcomed to listen and de¬ vising   the   women   to   work   *-saina  [authorized to ajpporlion the mortgage   pj(]p  which  side  to join. men  opposed  to suffrage.    It is fear-   tax  for  the  year ending  October  31, j     u   jj,   expected  that  new  life   Is   to ed by many, that this movement, has   1914. jhe injected  inlo the  Suffrage  League
as ushers.    Miss : Lattlmler-s    raiuer;     Mr. Wood arrived in Freeport Wed- absence, by order of the Stork which will give her away.                                   , nesday and  in  a   statement    to    the had bf-en hovering around the South- Pink and white will be the predom-   press said that there were plenty of ard   home  on  Merrick   road,   was  re- Inatlng   colors;   the   bride     wrll     be   violators   in   Freeport  and     that    he warded   on  Saturday    morning    last.
gowned m white satin with a vall fast-   would  make  arrests   the  moment   he ^ when a seven pound boy was born In   injured the cause and the women are I     Upon petition of 29 interested citl-! of   Freeport     Meetings   which   have ened with orange blossoms, and oar-   detected their careless work.    The re-, the   Nassau   Hospital.     Mrs.   Freder-   bitterly divided over the work. zers. the Board passed a resolution to   heretofore been few and  far between
rylng a bridal bouquet of llllles of the ; cords of the court relative to the work   leks, the mother, who was Miss Mabel       "General" Jones has  been assigned   incorporate Into the County road sys-; ^t,,   bo   held   every   week   as   stated
valley;  the bride's maid in pink chlf-   will be published next issue. ' "  	
fon, and the flower gins cre»sea in pink and white. The Hall will be dec¬ orated -with ferns and pink chrysan¬ themums.
Southard, is doing well, and the boy, young Junior, promises to fill all the exipectatlons of the    proud    parents.
Ecfwarda Argues George Caae
Ex-Judge Elvln N. Edwards left on   The pretty home which Is being built Monday for Albany for the argument   for Mr. and Mrs. Fredericks on Park
to several  Important positions  in the , tem the highway known as Broadway, | ^bove.    The full minutes of the mpei work  of the  convention. | In the Village of Malverne. \ i^p. will be printed In next week's Is¬
sue.
To  Present Annerican  Flag L. 1. Waterway Meeting
On  Sunday afternoon,  Dect'mber  6, On Friday evening of this week at
Aiter an elaborate, supper, the bride   In the Appellate Division, in the case   avenue, directly back of the old South-   at  2:30, the Grand  Army, Moll Post, Fraternity Hall a meeting will be held i
and groom will leave on the midnight, of Harvey J. George against the Long  ard home. Is nearlng completion.             .^.,„ prpgeut an American Flag to the for the consideration of Jamaica Bay
train for Atlantic City.    On their re-   Island Railroad  Company.    The case. I Methodist  Sunday School.    The cere- and   South   Shore   Channel   improi^
Mrs. Selma Wendland of Valley •Stream hus brought suit for d;iin;i;'i's araiiiHt r.olirrt Oiblile of V;il!ey Sii«;i!ii ;iiid .Mis .John Knox ot Lyn- lirook. thioiiirli her attorney, Elvln .N'. KiiwMiiIs for five thousand dollars damages. The suit arises out of a collision between an automolille driv¬ en b.v Dibble it) whi<h Mrs. Wendland was a passenger, horse and carriage driven and owned by Mrs. Knox.
Tlie complaint alleges that the col¬ lision was caused by negligence of the drivers of both vehicles. Mrs. Wendland, at the lime of the accident, was thrown aralnst the wind shield of the automobile which resulted In her face being badly lacerated, and her nervous system shocked. .She also al- I leges that she suffered serious Inter¬ nal  InjurieH.
turn, they will reside trlth the bride'a , which was to  hav«e  been  argued  on The SUte va. Wm. Cameron
' mony will be an interesting one. Rev-  ments.    Mr.  N.  B.  Kilmer, secretary
parenta la Bellmore. | Tuesday, waa not reached unUl Wed-|    The case of the SUte of New York , ^^end   George   E.   Bishop,   pastor   of  of  the Jamaica  Association,  will  be
Mlsa Lattlmier gave an elaborate neaday. Prealdent Roland M. Lamb agalnat WilUam Cameron, which haa; the Methodist Episcopal Church, of present and make the principal ad- birthday party Uat Auguat at which accompanied Couneelor Bdwarda In been pending In the court, has been Rockville Centre, will make an ad- \ dress. It la hoped that as many real¬ time her engagement to Mr. Wood, the intareat of the vlUage ol Free- mored for trial by Diatrict Attorney I drj,„ ^nd a special program haa' dents of the ricinlty as can, will at- waa announced. Port. Smith for tomorrow, (Friday). j ^e^^ pUnned for the occaalon. I tend the meeting.
Extensive preparations    are    being . .
made  for  the  New  England   Harvest xo Give Barn  Dance
supper to be given al the Methodist on Monday evening, November t%. Episcopal Church of Roosevelt. The the Women's Auxiliary of the Rock- affair will be given under the auspices vllle Centre Club will give a Bam of the Offlclal Board, assisted by the Dance at the club auditorium. Ladles' Aid Society. The supper will j plans are well under way for a be aei-ved from six to nine o'clock, | very successful «vent, and the com- and a real genuine New Ehigland ! mittee have left nothing undone to flavored meal ia promlaed. I add to this attraction.