THE NASSAU POST: FREEPORT, N. Y., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1914.
Th« On* Univtrsal Lanfluag*. Tbe one iinlTersal lantniORe Is not Esperanto but moslc Everywhere the tame muslcai acore Is played. The uasterti of different countries may have cbaraf'teristlo national quantity, »»ut music lovers everywhere tliiil de lti;ht tn a compoaltion It matters nut from what Und or clinic the composer hailH. Whether played In Oermany or Itoiy or I->ance or at bome, your favor Itf muHie nouudn tbe Hame.~-[j«Hlie'a.
Merrick Sunday School Resumes The Sunday schoou of the Church t.f the RfdefUier of M( rrlik iindtr thf BUperdendancy of the Rev. William H Litterbrandt has resumed Mb sesalons at the parish houae.
FAIR TREATMENT
to the tier user Is our guarantee. We deal fair, our organization ia ettlcient, we know that only satisfaction can make permanent customere.
We offer tires of demonstrated qual Ity, the (loodyear, the Goodrich, the Pennsylvania. Our prices are reason¬ able, our guarantee absolute.
LONG ISLAND TIRE CO.
Telephone t72
Harry E. Betzig John 8. Denton
N. MAIN STREET FREEPORT
Geo. W. Raynor
staple and Taney
GROCER
Flour, Feed, Grain Meats. Bacon Boiled Ham, etc. .
"VE SOLiaT YOUR TRADE"
JI W, Merrick Rd. Freeport Telephone a37
Cesspool covers made to order. Wood Sawed by Machine, cord or bulk
FOR SALE
Concrete Building Block Machine
J. W. SMITH, Lakewood Ave. P.O. Box 66 Roosevelt,L- I.
DAVID B. TOD
Automobile and Carriage Repairing and Painting, J
CARRIAGES and WAGONS liADC TO ORDER
TOPS MADE AND REPAIRBD
The Best and Lowest Prices
SHOP
87 Main Street HEMPSTEAD
aeemeememme
Millinery and Hair Goods
Notions, Embroidery,
Ladies' Ware
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"A Mark of DistinctioD on Every Haf'
Mrs. K, Osborne
16 W. Mewrick Rd. Freepcrt Telephone 895-W
Quality is a Good Salesman Price is a Better One
[^Schloter Employs Both Jadkionsly
HENRY C. SCHLUTER
"Tke Quality Grocer"
T«i«phon* IW PROMPT DELIVERY
MERRICK road: FREEPORT, L. I.
Eye Eumiaacioni Cluses Furnishrd |
Dr. Wm. L. Kitchell optometrist
Office Houir:
9 (o 12 A. M. 1 to 6 P M.
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234 Front St.
Hempstead, L. I.
ARTISTIC AND CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING
Expert Shoe Repairer
Reaionable Pricei
FRANK CHIMERI UBROOELYflAVE. FREEPORTJ^.Y.
LAY CORNERSTONE FOR FIRST JEWISH SYNAGOGUE
Elaborate Projjrarn Arranged Con¬ gressman Brown ar.d Hdn. A. J, Levy of New York to Speak
On n«?xt Sunday, September 6ili, at 2 p. m. the Nassau County Hebrew A!;:,u<-ialiuu i,l Kot:Ji\ilIe C!emre will lay he corner atouf i<l iheir new .school and synagogue to be knowu aH "Coif gregatlon Bual Seholaum" iu behalf of Orthodox Judaidiu at cornerB Wind¬ sor and Center avenues, Rockville Centre, L. I.
The assooiallon extends their invi- KilioD to all who care lo attend.
ThlH event Is looked forward to with great anxiety by tlie Jewish resi deniB ot Rockville Centre and sur foundings. Judging from present in dications ul rage and prominent gath ering la expected to attend, among which some of the most distinguished local and out of town men will take part.
I. Mr. Philip Goldberg as presi- d.'Ut of the organization will make the Introductory address and will In¬ troduce.
:.'. Honorable ,N. Taylor Philips as ciialrman of the day exercises.
'.',. Honorable U. N. Bulson, Presi¬ dent of Uockville Centre, will have the honor to be the first speaker.
4. Next will take place the presen- liillon of the Trowel by Master Her- li:(l Cohen, Clarence Goldberg, Myron Klias and Daniel Goldberg.
.¦). The laying of the corner .stone by Mr. Joseph Ellas.
t). .Sermon by Rev. Dr. H. IMerre Mi-ndes of New York.
7. Singing of KIcoIohenu by the < hildren's choir.
8. Address by Honorable John Lyons, Congressman Lathrop W. Brown, Hon. Judge Aaron J. Levy of
\tw York.
H Address by Rev. Dr. Alex Lyons.
10. Benediction ¦ by Rev. Dr. De •'.olo Pool of New York.
II. Singing ot Artoii Oloui by Ihe ( hildren's choir.
The history of the organization as larraled below will be read next, and I will afterwards be burled accord¬ ing to the customary way in the foun datlon of the corner stone.
The Congregation Bnal Sholauni, Is tlif crowning achievement of the Nas sau County Hebrew Association which was first organized, September "JOth, 19ti6, with the following original mem¬ bers: Max Levy, I. Jacobson, H. Sch- los.s, A. Mlntz, A. Levin, Edward Slav enliagen, George, Joseph, I. Aronson, 1,. Leder, N. Cohen.
This oiganization has heljJed lo bring the Jewish residents of Rock ville Centre in closer contact, has lu jcilitated the means for holding reli I Kiiiiis services among ils memberM j und later was lo grow and develop lo I ihe present state of the lull Hedged i act.ve and vigorous organization. { 'llie oiganization in ils early years of existence feels indebted lo Mr. A. .Miiitz lor having devoted his residence I for the purpose of holding religious services. Mr. Edward "'StfiVenhagen, who passed away in October, 1911, WHH the last president of the old re¬ gime. Duiing Ills adniinisLralion Ihe lust meeting was held on August, 1911, and fater this dHle there was a period of inactivity until the spring of 19n. There were no meetings held during this interval, hut the reaction so tu say, had a favorable climax in llie end. The members have recuperated during this period of idlen<>ss, new blood has been Infused in the iiihiii beislii|) and in .\pill lilh. I'.il:'., ili< first meeting ullei I lui I ui Augii.it, 191:!, was t:illid lo orUer.
This last meeilng had a fair atlen dance, an entliu.siasllc and aggressive session, and the following offlcers were elected: Mr. Philip Goldberg, pit sident; .Mr. Joseph Ellas, vice pres- ideiil; Mr. A. Mlntz, treasurer; Mr. S. Goldberg, Mr. H. Schloss, trustees; .Mr Mux Levy. Mr. M. Markowitz. I liaiii.iuii ol Board of Education.
Inder the able leadership of this m-w admiuislratiun, the organization piDgressed rapidly. Meetings were I,eld al regular intervals, ideas and ;ai,^geslions regarding the welfare of I 111' organizatton were entertained and discussed wilh vigor and enthusiasm .suh as never before.
Another election took place In April, 1914, and the rfn ¦ ers were re¬ elected. Only Mr. A. Mintz for busl¬ nesa reasons resigned his office as secretary, the duties of which bti so praiseworthy performed In favor of Mr. H. Newman, who H the present secietary and who has pioved a i wortliy" successor to Mr. IMntz.
Among many things the organlza- lioii recognized that the soul of a Jewish community is religion and edu¬ cation, and that the body tha^ harbors this could within 's a synagogue and a school ll i<:<iizi'd th.it the needs of i;s ;.H ¦. : ip with respect to a
schooi for the young was pressing and imminent for a Jewish education could not otherwise be given to them, and without such education the child¬ ren reared suriidst country surrotind- ingfl of their noble ance.mors. It therefore formulated the plans for the building of sucb kcIiooI and syna¬ gogue.
The undertaking waa great but the officers like faithful seamen have pi¬ loted the difficult ship through a sea of storms and hardships to safety and destination. '
The organization Is greatly indebted (o|- Its pret<eiil succeus to the Ladies' Auxiliary, that under the able leader ship of Mrs. Stavenhagen left nothing undone lo give ils full support to the noble undeitaking for which this or¬ ganization was HO valiantly working. They have demonstrated once more that Ladies* Aid is indispensable to the accomplishment of any great cause and that the Ladies' of Rockville Cen¬ tre are fully awake lo their duties in tills respect. V
The organization also feels indfliled to Mr. O. Reissman of New York Cily, architect, who ha;; diligently prepared the plans for the building and to Mr. Henry Rausch of Rockville Centre, who has taken thf- contract for erect¬ ing the building.
Due tribute must also be pa'd to Ihe building committee consisting of Mr. Joseph Elias us chairman; Mr. Philip Goldberg, Mpx Levy, H. Sch¬ loss, Samuel Goldberg, Mr. A. Mlntz and Mr. Rothhelni, as associate inera- bers. This conunlttee has most nobly performed its duties thus far by care¬ fully selei ting the plot, design and style of structure, by economically managing tho resources of the organ- izatllon devoted to building purposes, and by judiciously awarding the con¬ tracts for building upon the many es- limates furnished.
Cellar Water Proofing
Efficiently and Satisfactorily Performed and Guaranteed Permanent and Uniform Water¬ proofing Against Heavy Water Preseure
O. W. Humphrey Construction Co.
258 S. Ocean Ave., Freeport, N. Y. Telephone 229
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Epworth League Sail The annual sail of the Epworth Lea¬ gue of the Methodist Episcoal Churcn of Freeport, was held last Tuesday evening. The boats left Woodcleft Dock for Long Beach at 8.30 p. ni.
The sail down tbe bay was a de¬ lightful one, thoroughly enjoyed by the members and their friends. The moon was well up when they return¬ ed. The reflections on the bay and ocean were magnificent.
Mrs. H. P. D. Kelsey, fourth vice president. With a committee was in charge of the sail.
CLASSIFIED ADS
EOl'ND -Indies Breast pin. Owner can have same upon identification and payment of this advertisement.
WANTED by an experienced 17- year old American born Hungarian, position to care for children. InQuIre Nassau Post.
STRAYED OR STOLEN Bay Mare. While face, one front, one hiiid foot white; long inane and lall: 20 years old; name. "Topsey." Re ward will be paid to anyone return ing animal to owner. C. Schmidt, Meadow Brook Hotel. Old Country Road, Westbury.
L F. COMELLAS
Bayview Ave. and Archer St. Freeport, N. Y.
First Mortgage Money
To Loan Building: and Per¬ manent Loans
Phone 375-W Freeport
While in Mineoia
Stop al HENRY C. KRAMERS
HOTEL NASSAU Where Yon WiU Meet Your Friends
S. HERZFELD
Dealer in
High Class Shoes
The only Modern Shoe Re pairing Establishment in Town
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
69 Main Street Freeport, N. Y. ¦
HAY-GRAIN-FEED
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF FOOD FOR ANIMALS
HAROLD E. WILLIAMS
South Main Street corner Olive Boulevard FREEPORT, L. L Tel. »74
FORQIONE'S
Fruit, Vegetables Confectionery
Order.s Promptly Delivered TOBACCO AND CIGARS
GRAND AVE.. BALD^ Ih
South of Trolley Track
Boat House and Bu3ding Plots For Sale
On Reasonable Terms A FEW DOCKING SPACES TD LET
ti NEW BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES
u In all Sections of Freeport 4 Rooms Upwards Modem Improvements ^
JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY, Owners
Office. No. 6 Brooklyn Arenue FREEPORT, L. 1.
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TROMflERS FINIST MAI I BFFR
IS SOI r).DI<'l]NK AND injom:!)
AI.I. OV[•:l^ L()N(. ISLAND • V"
DHonest aind Conscientious*^^ ENTISTR X
We maKe a specialty of Crow^n, Bridge
and Plate Work. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Dr. Urban L'Africain
Telephone. 448-W MAIN AND FRONT STS.
Houra, 9 to 5 HEMPSTEAD. N. Y.
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Announcement
The Long: Island Home Made Bread Co.
Has removed its Bakery and Lunch Room from the corner of Merrick road and Main street to a newly decorated and absolutely sanitary store in the Freeport Inn Building:, at the triangfle opposite Smith & Bedell.
We invite your inspection. We want your trade. We guarantee cor¬ rect weigflit and gfood Quality. We stand back of our ag-ents.
THOMAS ST. JOHN BALDWIN
TELEPHONE 650
SOUTH MAIN STREET FREEPORT
EVERYBODY KNOWS US
and the clothes wo make meet tho requirement.s of the most fastidious dressers, as well as those who demand the greatest service for their money. We make the clothes to fit the man. The best tailoring talent to be found spends its efforts in our .shops. Our prices are a.s low as goodness grants and an high as the best quality And worlt- raansbip require*. •
CHARLES E. FINK
102-104 Fulton St. New York City
Residence, Rockville Centre, L. I.
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A COMPARISON AND
A CONCLUSION The food value of milk is very high.
Practically speaking, a quart of milk supplies as much nourishment as a pound of beef. In this era of high costs the conclusion is evident: Lessmeatandmoremilk.
ALEX. CAMPBELL MILK CO.
S MPSTEAD. L. I. ROCKVILLE CENTRE. L. I.
Tel. Hemp. 288 Tcl. R. C. 284
BRANCHES THROUGHOUT BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND
