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THE NASSAU POST: rftEePOtlT. N. Y., WeDNESDAY, MAY H, 1414
^
VALUES ADVANCE ONi L L SHORE FRONTSI
Marked Improvement in Realty
Market of South Shore of
Nassau County
FRANK BAILEY TALKS OF THE FUTURE
Absconding Butcher's Wife Is Destitute In Scotland
Predicts Great Future For Places
Near Ocean in Suburban Zone
of Greater City
A marked improvement in the con¬ dition ol the leally market iiau been noticeable during the past v.eek While the gain its not au rapid as the operators would Uke lo see, it sliowa a leviving couUdeuee. The iniprove- iiient whieh has marked ihiB spring's hiislueuu has at last become jjeuerai, hut thvre iu mill a conBiderabte leel iiiij; of eouaervatiiiui which al ihiu lime has a tendency lo hold prospeelive Iniyeru back.
Frank liailey. Vice I'reaidenl ul lh.- 'Iliie Guarantee aud Trust Compauy in a recent Interview nald, "In Uiebe thiriy years iu which I have b<!eu eon ji'.'Cted with the reai eHlalo bu.-.iueua, waler Ironl properly on Long Island, in lact auy property within a reason. J ahl<; distance Irom the greater cily haa never lailed lo .sell at unilorm ad¬ vance. 1 renieiiiher having loaned iHD, OfJO ou a piece ot property in oue ul the .suburbs on the souih side ol l..ong Island many years ago, ou account ol wliich 1 nearly lo.sl my job.
"l -would huy that property loday ior 1750,000. Coney Islaud shore tioulB represent the greatest advance in real estate valuea in the history ol New York during the last iwenly years and whal has happened there undoubi- edly la going to happen along the rest of the shore fronts ol Ureaier New ¦^'ork and Nassau County, in all the speculation in thia territory iheie lias lu'en no recession ot values."
¦'1 Hlarled lending money in lhe llockaways and ou the shore lionis lliat were then the westerly eud of Queens County, uow Nassau, eii^iiteeii .\ear8 ago, and 1 have never had lo buy a piece ol property ai loreclosure. I'he reason for lliis ia that Liiere is no place iu the county which oilei-.-i .siK-h opportunities for coolness and (-oniforl in suinnier as ihese waiei- front areas,
"I'eople are willing to pay aliiiosL any price to get pleasant homes near the ocean. As ijopulalion increases aud the demand grows for such homes, real estate values will increase ac- (ordlngly. 1 do believe there Is a lim¬ it of value tu such laud, but present dny prices are nothing compared wilh what 1 believe the fuluie will he.
".Many families owning homes aloiii^ , the soulli sliore of Nassau CouulyHnd ill the llockaways live tliere nine months in tlie year, rent them out t'oi three months and make enough to pay lhe running expen.ses for lhe entire year."
The larKest sale recorded in ,lhis vi¬ cinity for some lime is that of the Austin Cornwell farm, Long Ueacti i-oad, Oceanside, coulainiug nearly two hundred acres with a mile ol road frontage and meadow land, to a syu dicate headed by Samuel Frank of <.)eeanBlde, and a party of capitalists of Philadelphia. The price is said lo have been ?300,000.
REALTV RECORDS
Mortgaoe*
itrownson, C W, to L Augnatin, 2
acres, Hicksville $7,.500
.strleb, J, to L Hehle, lots 369-74, Has-
tlng's map Henipslead |300
Corcoran, It F to The Thrift, lols 15-
19, blk 62, Garden Cily Kstales
?1000 O'llrien. \V D, lo T G & T Co, lols 63-4
blk 110, lx)ng Beach 15,000
Jahn, O, to C Meyer, lots 134-5, blk H,
-Meadowmere, Hempstead $500
Same to same, aame property. .|1,000 Spain, W J, to Est Long Beach, lot.^
25-35, blk 40, Long Beach. . .|12,500 Same lo same, lot 35, blk 40, Lonj;
Beach J3,500
Rhodes, C P. to B Fairbrother, lols
283-5, Residence Park, Freepori
f3,100 McConnell, Z B, to N S B & M Co, lot.^
35-6, Hempstead Park |1,000
Sprague, B, to J L Pearsall, e 8 Ocean
av, 277x80, Eaat Rockaway |250
Terry, G. H to L Leuzer, lots 485-6,
Mineola Park Co 13,000
Pollock. P J to N Y Co-op B & L, loli
2a. 33, blk M, Q L & T Co Massape
Qua |5,00«)
Helnhard, W E, to E A Underbill, lots
178-9, Devln map, Hicksville. .|2,000 Asalgnmenti of Mortgage*
Philips, M H to I D Philips $7,500
Nassau Co Mlge Co to T N Ripson
$1,900
Same to C R Hathaway $2,200
Ilendrickson, E M. to L BedeU. .$2,000
Baldwin. M, to E K Sinlth $3,500
Kiucklgen, H A. to W E Sprague. .$650 Garden City Ests to C H Birknieyer
$714
Same to same $1,250
HIckB, I. to J V Kennedy..$61,226.67 Van Beuren Ry Co to H Rose
910,066.66 Uaa.'A X>. to C H«wl«tt $8.0M
Lawson and Mrs. Perkins Be¬ lieved To Be Together In New Jcrscy---Baekers Con¬ tinue His Business
.Since the sudden deiiariuie of .lames 1',. Lowson. who (undueted a butcher business ai Tl South Main street, Freeport, a fortnight aKO. it has been learned that Mrs. Lilliaii Perkins, of Merrick is missing fron; her home, 'ft Is believed thai the two are tof^ether soiiiew here in New Jer¬ sey.
Lowson was well known in Freepoit lo the majority of persons who pur¬ chased meals al Butler's store at Mer¬ rick road and Main street. He was in charge of lhat department from the opening of the store unlil a little over three weeks ago \\ hen he went inlo business for himself. In his business Venture he had tiie assistance of F .•Vic Travey, of Broadway, who is now conducliug the business. It is alleged that Lowson look wilh hirn all the available lunds in the store, leaving
ili«- ill- bo.\ prac U( ally empty.
According to the Mc Taveys the slore seemed like a profitable invest¬ ment. Following its opening th? stock was sold out on several occa¬ sions. On the Saturday night pre- cedini:? Lowson's departure, except fo*- a small (luanliiy of- smoked- meat, everything was sold. A considerable (luanlity of money, estimated at sev- leral hundred dollars wa.s taken in, all ! of which, it is alleged, Tvowson took with him at the time "bf his departui'e. Lowsoo kr-a man of medium heighi and of good appeiiranee. His affable manner won him many friends and considerable trade while he was in charge of the meal departiuenl of the Builer store and ic was generally be¬ lieved by those who knew him tha' he would meet with sucr-ess in bl¬ own store. Mrs. Perkins, it is under¬ stood, made his acquaintance while purchasing meat al Butler's.
A search is being made lor Lowson by those with whom he is associated in business here in the interest ol his wife, .Mrs. Mine Brenner-Lowson, who is at present at .Montrose, Scot¬ land, with her two children, one uf which is an infant in arms. Since he left Freeport his friends have received numerous lettere from her telling ol her sorrowful plight. She is without funds, it is stated, and in need of sup¬ port.
The Seal of Purity
Is on every loaf of b'cad, every cake and pie manufactured in our bakery. Our ovens are the most up-to-date and sanitary that can be instal'ed. Inspect the cleanest bak¬ ery in town.
Our hread is wholesome, nou.'snins and pure. Our bread i? standard. It is made from formulas pe.scril>- ed b: the United States (-overn¬ ment
MENTALLY DERANGED GIRL| VISITED IN FREEPORT
Kaynor, \V .\I, lo VV S Hall... . .$1,400 Smith, C I), e.xr to K A Raynor . .1,400 Harbee, C, lo I'hiiidome Heights Co
$400
.McCarthy, C T, to J Hogg $1,100
Cortveyanecs Cantiague Dev (Jo to T J .Morrisey, lots
13-14, bk 1, Hicksville uom
Kachelliofer, F, to A Ueperuia, e I Park
av, .")U.\309, Hickville nom
Uoif, \V J, to R RiedUnger, lots52-3,
bk i, Bdway Pk, Hicksville nom
Stoiz, H C, to ,1 Kcker, adj Heitz, 160x
40, Hickville nom
Same lo R A Essiin.ifer, w s Bway, 25.\
100, lli(-kville nom
Horlacher, M, to VV Quaritus, lots 36-
7, Horlacher map, llicKsville. .nom
VViilniarlh, K T, lo C Morschhauser,
adj VViilmarih, 250x150, Jone.4
Beacli , nom
InKruiiani, F, to L .1 Smilh lots ;i22-6,
liigraliam Ksi., ilempslead... .nom
Wall, F VV, to -M I' -Madigan, lots 82-3,
bk F, Hillside Pk, Rockville Cenire
' <¦> , jiom
Smilh, F V, to li ilrindley, 2 pieces,
Kockville Ccnlie nom
Briiulfl, K K, to K Warren, ,'jU.vIOO,
Freeport noni
.\lillei-K, Co to <; Tanihini, lols .i2-i>,
Hempstead 'IMasca nom
Same lo M McMahon, lols 219-21,
Hempstead I'laza nom
Humphries, K, to F 1' Baylis, lols 10-11,
bk 5, Angle-Sea, Kast Uockaway noni
Post, J T, to H Seaman, lols 14-iri.
Smilh map, Koosevelt noni
MUler, L, lo M F Veiily lots ."iL'!»-:',l,
Manor Grove, -Merrick nom
Verity, .M F, lo L Miller, n I Lock- wood av, 8,")x2;i(J, .Merrick nom
IJavison. .S \, to I .M Jones, lols 20-21, Abrams map, Uockville Centre..nom .Mayliood S, lo C Sliaefer, lols 48-11, bk 30, Koi-kvilh.' Centre Terrace nom Smitli, II L, lo A P Wilcox, 2 pieces w s Koosevelt av Freepori. .. .nom Same lo same, 2 [lieces, w s Kooseevii
av, Freeport nom
Same lo same, 2 pieces, w s Rooseevlt
av, Freepori nom
Same to same, 2 pieces, w s Kooseevii
aV, Freeport nom
Same lo same, e s West Side av, Free- port nom
Same lo same, e a VWst Side av, Free- port nom
Roddy, E M, to E Wrage, lols 4i)i)-6,
bk 29, Hempstead Heights. .. .nom
Pflug, L, to F L Mullon, lols 134-5,
Falrlawn Pk., Hempstead nom
Chase, S J, to L 1 Bids Co, u I Atlan¬ tic av, 110x50, Freepori l^iTT.
Judgments LName first given lhat of judgnieni
dehtorj La..J'auKh, G H- II W .Murray. . .$25.90
Lowden, W B-G Kmeigh $92.20
Mock. J F -Gas Applianie Sales Co
$96.48
Same F E Swain $66.08
Marre:te, A—T Di Bella $61.34
.Morgan, T F—F B Smith $115.54
Same—H Seaman $129.72
Medbury, F H--VV H Seaman. .$68.50 .McKenna, W H—\V H .Mollineaux <&
ano » $225.30
McGlynn, T--Freeport Taxicab Co.
*')fi r.7
Elks' Minstrel at Hempstead The big Klks' Minstrel from Free- port will be given at Karl's Theatre. Front street, Hempstead this evening foi- the benefit of the Charily Fund of the Hello Bill Society and the St. George's Club. The show is given un¬ der the direction of Monroe Silver. The members of the east are all from the Freeport Lodge.
SHERIFF PETTIT IS ON HIGH ROAD TO RECOVERY
Still in Bed and Very Red But Feel ing Better-Case Considered Light
iVllhough his usually liorid complex¬ ion is disguised by an abundance of blolches and his home in Grove street, Freeport, is still quarantined. Sheriff "Steve" Pettit is well on the road lo recovery from a belated attack of the measles from whicii he has been a sufferer for over a week. According; lo Ills physician. Dr. William II. Run¬ cie, the chief peace ollicer of Nassau Couiuy hm^ iiassed the (-ri.sis and ii reuiains hut a niatt«M- of time when he will he hack at his accustomed jiiace in Lhe MUieola Courthouse.
lu response lo the iiKpiiry of a re¬ porter for The Nassau Post on .Monday evening, Mrs. Petit said lhat her hus¬ band was "comUig along as well a.-! could he expected."
"Ves," she replied to a (question as lo his condition, "He is still in bed and very red, but he sal up for an liotir loday and appeared in goud humor. He seems lo he feeling nUK-li heller. We hope lo have him out wiiliiii an- otlic-r week."
"Steve" Petiit came by lus mosl re¬ cent illness in a peculiar way, pre¬ sumably in Hempstead, where there was an epidemic of measles a short time ago.
His case is considered lighl.
COMMUNICATION
Concerning Playgrounds
I To the Editor Nassau Post:
1 When the people of Freeport ^ make a move toward completing the '
' playground for whieh land was leased from New York Cily two years ago? j It seems a pity that the land should remain imused when the . taxjiayeis j aie putting up $750 annually for ill
I The necessity for a .suitable piay-1 gioujid has been established and the boys and girls need it now. Kvery day when the weather is fine, from fifty to seventy hoys of all a:;es may he seen playing baseball al the Sea¬ man avenue grounds. The girls are provided with no imblic grounds where they can indulge in games which ihey enjoy. They should be provided with such a place. It would not require a big outlay of money to put the land bordering Freepori River in condition for bolh the boys and girls and the older people as well. As a reader of your interesting paper and a resident of Freeport interested in a public iday- ground, I hope that the movement may be renew^ed In the near future. Yours vciT truly
E. V. Baldwin.
The Long Island HOME MADE BREAD CO.
THOMAS ST. JOHN BALDWIN Telephone 650
Merrick Rd. and S. Main St., Freeport.L.I.
[sgaggajBiai^a^BaaBBaaBSBaBSBBaBaaH
ADDITIONAL STANDS AT MEADOWBROOK
Seating Capacity Increased to "^7_ 000 For Polo Matches
The field at MeaduwbrooK wnere the iniernaiional polo matches are to be played is in perfect shape, but so overwlielmea is lhe polo association hv lhe demand for llekets, thai addi I ional stands are being finished on th>- • •ast section. Those on the west aud south are ready ;for use. There is now a seating capadly for nearly 27,000 and standing room for 20,000 more.
Henry C. Phipps, Malcolm Steven¬ son or Charles Gary Rumsey, now ap¬ jiear to be the likely candidates for the fourth position to play with La-tt- renee Waterbury, J. M. Waterbury, Jr., and Hevereus Milburn, and as sub¬ stitute players with Rene LeMon- tagne and Foxhall P. Keene.
New Fire Escapes for Belmore School
The new fire escapes which are be¬ ing placed on the school house at BeU- nioie are nearing completion. Frank L. Hack of BeUmore and Freeport i.s the contractor.
Miss Bedell, of Smithville South
Taken Home After Escapade
With Police
\\ earing a veil lhat hid her features and talking halfiucoherently at limes. .Mis.s Kdilh Bedell, daughier of Sea¬ man BedeU, of Smithville South wandered through lhe streets of Free- port on Saturday evening alone, stop- ' ping at frequent intervals as though ' to ausw er a call. At PoUce Headquar- i ters iu Grove street, she stopped to ! talk with Captain Carl Darenberg of the Freeport Department. I Tlie appearance and manner of the young woman aroused the suspicions of the Captain, but w hen he asked who she was, she gladly told him. She meutionti! thai she had been chased
I by some weird animal that spran from a wooded part of a road through whicn 'she was passing, and lold of her great fright. VVhen she was questioned she ' said she had uu destination.
ICaptaiu Darenberg telephoned to Dr. W. H. Rhame, the to^^n health physician, wbo asked that the girl be I sent home. A taxicab was engaged I for ht!r and she started away. lif I front of the I'laza I'heatre slie jumped [ OUl uf the rig aud ran to the door and was admitted. Shu had been there but a short lime when tutr loud j talking caused a snickering among the numbers of young people. Mrs. Reil- meyer, was finally obliged lo let Mis., Bedell go out.
The yoimg woman was taken to the oflice of Dr. Newion where Constahl'.- Thomas W. Murray and his wife, ar¬ ranged to lake her to her home. Slie was pleasant and agreeable.
Miss Bedell is afllicted it is alleged wilh a form of insanity fur the cure of which she was sent lo Kings Park several years ago.
L'Hommedeiu Buys Seaford Store
Ira L'Hommedeiu, once a baker in
Freeport, has purchased the general
slore of H. M. Covert in Seaford, and
will hereafter conduct the business.
BAYVIEW
AT FREEPORT
An Exclusive Residential Section, With City Advantages and Suburban Comforts
Most Ideal for the Summer Home. Best Year Round Suburb. Houses on Large Plols Can be Obtained on Most Libciai Terms.
ONSLOW MOORE CO. 44 COURT ST., H KLN A. A. SEALY. M'g'r., Bayview Ave.. Freeport, N. Y.
Seaman Injured in Explosion Samuel Seaman, pitcher of the Bell¬ more baseball team was seriously In¬ jured by the explosion of a gasoline tank upon which he was at work in Glen Cove on Wednesday afternoon. .V 'ighted torch which he was using to solder a part of the tank, it is un¬ derstood was resttpnsible for the acci¬ dent. He received severe lacrations of the left arm and leg and was attend¬ ed by Dr. Bums. His condition at prvBMit It consldarably Improved.
PAVING THE WAY
Mud and dollars won't m r Im¬ prove you neighborhood—double your property value—eUm'nate an the mud holes—pavd your way to riches—put dowa side¬ walks and ciu-bs that are guar¬ an teed
O. W. Humphrey Construction Co.
25« S. Oc«an Avc„ Freeport, N. Y. Tdcpbooc 229
Hollow Concrete Blocks
Freeport Artificial Stone Co.
LONG 5EACH AVE. AND L. L R. R.
Telephone 166
FREEPORT, N. Y.
PRODUCERS OF
'SVEETHOM
BREAD
r^ADE AND
HENRY-L-R-HIMMEL
121 60UTH nAIN 5TRE.E.T
is the time to install a gas range and water
heater!
Don't wait until the hot weather is hexc, do
it now.
'Phone Hempstead 680 and say when it will
be convenient for our r^resentative to call
with full particulars.
NASSAU I SUFfOLIi LIGHTING CO.
OEO. MAC DONALD, Prcs.
FREEPORT ROCKVILLE CENTRE MINEOLA
HEMPSTEAD ROOSEVELT
.,
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TELEPHONE 105 FREEPORT
THE MANHATTAN CLEANERS AND DYERS
76 S. MAIN STREET, FREEPORT
Serve direct from the Factory to the consumer and save you all middlemen's profits
Ladies' Cjow n or Sail
Fremli Dry Cleaned and
[iresscd - - $2.00
Latlics' Suits, bru.shcd,
spon^c-il and pressed 5 .60
(rents Suits, French Dry
cleaned and pressed, ;^L00
(Jents Suits, brushed,
.spon^^etl and presseil $ .40
We dry clean Porteries, Curtains, Couch and
Furniture covers and Bed Spreads
like new at moderate prices
We Guarantee Satisfaction
All Goods called for and delivered Free
START YOUR FIRES
WITH
CHARCOAL
Quick Kind-
lini! Foel
Lights with Paper
CHARCOA]
PSFD SAME AS wool
L BUT
QUICKER AND CHEAPEi
CrfJrPupjrBtoiiParmiBrttU
I
Diiice 8c Yarn _ 27W6sl21stSt. NEWTOH
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Cheaper than Wool
Always Burns
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Use in any Store, Ran^ or FurnaceJ
THE NEW yOKK CHARCOAL CO.
Office & Yard: 527 W. 21st St., NEW YORK Long Uland Branch: Phone 118 Rockyllle Centr«
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS IN PAPER BAGS.

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Title	Nassau Post 19140527; Title
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FullText	THE NASSAU POST: rftEePOtlT. N. Y., WeDNESDAY, MAY H, 1414 ^ VALUES ADVANCE ONi L L SHORE FRONTSI Marked Improvement in Realty Market of South Shore of Nassau County FRANK BAILEY TALKS OF THE FUTURE Absconding Butcher's Wife Is Destitute In Scotland Predicts Great Future For Places Near Ocean in Suburban Zone of Greater City A marked improvement in the con¬ dition ol the leally market iiau been noticeable during the past v.eek While the gain its not au rapid as the operators would Uke lo see, it sliowa a leviving couUdeuee. The iniprove- iiient whieh has marked ihiB spring's hiislueuu has at last become jjeuerai, hut thvre iu mill a conBiderabte leel iiiij; of eouaervatiiiui which al ihiu lime has a tendency lo hold prospeelive Iniyeru back. Frank liailey. Vice I'reaidenl ul lh.- 'Iliie Guarantee aud Trust Compauy in a recent Interview nald, "In Uiebe thiriy years iu which I have b<!eu eon ji'.'Cted with the reai eHlalo bu.-.iueua, waler Ironl properly on Long Island, in lact auy property within a reason. J ahl<; distance Irom the greater cily haa never lailed lo.sell at unilorm ad¬ vance. 1 renieiiiher having loaned iHD, OfJO ou a piece ot property in oue ul the.suburbs on the souih side ol l..ong Island many years ago, ou account ol wliich 1 nearly lo.sl my job. "l -would huy that property loday ior 1750,000. Coney Islaud shore tioulB represent the greatest advance in real estate valuea in the history ol New York during the last iwenly years and whal has happened there undoubi- edly la going to happen along the rest of the shore fronts ol Ureaier New ¦^'ork and Nassau County, in all the speculation in thia territory iheie lias lu'en no recession ot values." ¦'1 Hlarled lending money in lhe llockaways and ou the shore lionis lliat were then the westerly eud of Queens County, uow Nassau, eii^iiteeii.\ear8 ago, and 1 have never had lo buy a piece ol property ai loreclosure. I'he reason for lliis ia that Liiere is no place iu the county which oilei-.-i.siK-h opportunities for coolness and (-oniforl in suinnier as ihese waiei- front areas, "I'eople are willing to pay aliiiosL any price to get pleasant homes near the ocean. As ijopulalion increases aud the demand grows for such homes, real estate values will increase ac- (ordlngly. 1 do believe there Is a lim¬ it of value tu such laud, but present dny prices are nothing compared wilh what 1 believe the fuluie will he. ".Many families owning homes aloiii^ , the soulli sliore of Nassau CouulyHnd ill the llockaways live tliere nine months in tlie year, rent them out t'oi three months and make enough to pay lhe running expen.ses for lhe entire year." The larKest sale recorded in ,lhis vi¬ cinity for some lime is that of the Austin Cornwell farm, Long Ueacti i-oad, Oceanside, coulainiug nearly two hundred acres with a mile ol road frontage and meadow land, to a syu dicate headed by Samuel Frank of <.)eeanBlde, and a party of capitalists of Philadelphia. The price is said lo have been ?300,000. REALTV RECORDS Mortgaoe* itrownson, C W, to L Augnatin, 2 acres, Hicksville $7,.500.strleb, J, to L Hehle, lots 369-74, Has- tlng's map Henipslead 300 Corcoran, It F to The Thrift, lols 15- 19, blk 62, Garden Cily Kstales ?1000 O'llrien. \V D, lo T G & T Co, lols 63-4 blk 110, lx)ng Beach 15,000 Jahn, O, to C Meyer, lots 134-5, blk H, -Meadowmere, Hempstead $500 Same to same, aame property.. 1,000 Spain, W J, to Est Long Beach, lot.^ 25-35, blk 40, Long Beach... 12,500 Same lo same, lot 35, blk 40, Lonj; Beach J3,500 Rhodes, C P. to B Fairbrother, lols 283-5, Residence Park, Freepori f3,100 McConnell, Z B, to N S B & M Co, lot.^ 35-6, Hempstead Park 1,000 Sprague, B, to J L Pearsall, e 8 Ocean av, 277x80, Eaat Rockaway 250 Terry, G. H to L Leuzer, lots 485-6, Mineola Park Co 13,000 Pollock. P J to N Y Co-op B & L, loli 2a. 33, blk M, Q L & T Co Massape Qua 5,00«) Helnhard, W E, to E A Underbill, lots 178-9, Devln map, Hicksville.. 2,000 Asalgnmenti of Mortgage* Philips, M H to I D Philips $7,500 Nassau Co Mlge Co to T N Ripson $1,900 Same to C R Hathaway $2,200 Ilendrickson, E M. to L BedeU..$2,000 Baldwin. M, to E K Sinlth $3,500 Kiucklgen, H A. to W E Sprague..$650 Garden City Ests to C H Birknieyer $714 Same to same $1,250 HIckB, I. to J V Kennedy..$61,226.67 Van Beuren Ry Co to H Rose 910,066.66 Uaa.'A X>. to C H«wl«tt $8.0M Lawson and Mrs. Perkins Be¬ lieved To Be Together In New Jcrscy---Baekers Con¬ tinue His Business.Since the sudden deiiariuie of.lames 1' ,. Lowson. who (undueted a butcher business ai Tl South Main street, Freeport, a fortnight aKO. it has been learned that Mrs. Lilliaii Perkins, of Merrick is missing fron; her home, 'ft Is believed thai the two are tof^ether soiiiew here in New Jer¬ sey. Lowson was well known in Freepoit lo the majority of persons who pur¬ chased meals al Butler's store at Mer¬ rick road and Main street. He was in charge of lhat department from the opening of the store unlil a little over three weeks ago \\ hen he went inlo business for himself. In his business Venture he had tiie assistance of F.•Vic Travey, of Broadway, who is now conducliug the business. It is alleged that Lowson look wilh hirn all the available lunds in the store, leaving ili«- ill- bo.\ prac U( ally empty. According to the Mc Taveys the slore seemed like a profitable invest¬ ment. Following its opening th? stock was sold out on several occa¬ sions. On the Saturday night pre- cedini:? Lowson's departure, except fo- a small (luanliiy of- smoked- meat, everything was sold. A considerable (luanlity of money, estimated at sev- leral hundred dollars wa.s taken in, all ! of which, it is alleged, Tvowson took with him at the time "bf his departui'e. Lowsoo kr-a man of medium heighi and of good appeiiranee. His affable manner won him many friends and considerable trade while he was in charge of the meal departiuenl of the Builer store and ic was generally be¬ lieved by those who knew him tha' he would meet with sucr-ess in bl¬ own store. Mrs. Perkins, it is under¬ stood, made his acquaintance while purchasing meat al Butler's. A search is being made lor Lowson by those with whom he is associated in business here in the interest ol his wife,.Mrs. Mine Brenner-Lowson, who is at present at.Montrose, Scot¬ land, with her two children, one uf which is an infant in arms. Since he left Freeport his friends have received numerous lettere from her telling ol her sorrowful plight. She is without funds, it is stated, and in need of sup¬ port. The Seal of Purity Is on every loaf of b'cad, every cake and pie manufactured in our bakery. Our ovens are the most up-to-date and sanitary that can be instal'ed. Inspect the cleanest bak¬ ery in town. Our hread is wholesome, nou.'snins and pure. Our bread i? standard. It is made from formulas pe.scril>- ed b: the United States (-overn¬ ment MENTALLY DERANGED GIRL VISITED IN FREEPORT Kaynor, \V.\I, lo VV S Hall.....$1,400 Smith, C I), e.xr to K A Raynor..1,400 Harbee, C, lo I'hiiidome Heights Co $400.McCarthy, C T, to J Hogg $1,100 Cortveyanecs Cantiague Dev (Jo to T J.Morrisey, lots 13-14, bk 1, Hicksville uom Kachelliofer, F, to A Ueperuia, e I Park av,.")U.\309, Hickville nom Uoif, \V J, to R RiedUnger, lots52-3, bk i, Bdway Pk, Hicksville nom Stoiz, H C, to ,1 Kcker, adj Heitz, 160x 40, Hickville nom Same lo R A Essiin.ifer, w s Bway, 25.\ 100, lli(-kville nom Horlacher, M, to VV Quaritus, lots 36- 7, Horlacher map, llicKsville..nom VViilniarlh, K T, lo C Morschhauser, adj VViilmarih, 250x150, Jone.4 Beacli , nom InKruiiani, F, to L.1 Smilh lots ;i22-6, liigraliam Ksi., ilempslead....nom Wall, F VV, to -M I' -Madigan, lots 82-3, bk F, Hillside Pk, Rockville Cenire ' <¦> , jiom Smilh, F V, to li ilrindley, 2 pieces, Kockville Ccnlie nom Briiulfl, K K, to K Warren, ,'jU.vIOO, Freeport noni.\lillei-K, Co to <; Tanihini, lols .i2-i>, Hempstead 'IMasca nom Same lo M McMahon, lols 219-21, Hempstead I'laza nom Humphries, K, to F 1' Baylis, lols 10-11, bk 5, Angle-Sea, Kast Uockaway noni Post, J T, to H Seaman, lols 14-iri. Smilh map, Koosevelt noni MUler, L, lo M F Veiily lots ."iL'!»-:',l, Manor Grove, -Merrick nom Verity, .M F, lo L Miller, n I Lock- wood av, 8")x2;i(J,.Merrick nom IJavison..S \, to I.M Jones, lols 20-21, Abrams map, Uockville Centre..nom.Mayliood S, lo C Sliaefer, lols 48-11, bk 30, Koi-kvilh.' Centre Terrace nom Smitli, II L, lo A P Wilcox, 2 pieces w s Koosevelt av Freepori....nom Same lo same, 2 [lieces, w s Kooseevii av, Freeport nom Same lo same, 2 pieces, w s Rooseevlt av, Freepori nom Same to same, 2 pieces, w s Kooseevii aV, Freeport nom Same lo same, e s West Side av, Free- port nom Same lo same, e a VWst Side av, Free- port nom Roddy, E M, to E Wrage, lols 4i)i)-6, bk 29, Hempstead Heights....nom Pflug, L, to F L Mullon, lols 134-5, Falrlawn Pk., Hempstead nom Chase, S J, to L 1 Bids Co, u I Atlan¬ tic av, 110x50, Freepori l^iTT. Judgments LName first given lhat of judgnieni dehtorj La..J'auKh, G H- II W.Murray...$25.90 Lowden, W B-G Kmeigh $92.20 Mock. J F -Gas Applianie Sales Co $96.48 Same F E Swain $66.08 Marre:te, A—T Di Bella $61.34.Morgan, T F—F B Smith $115.54 Same—H Seaman $129.72 Medbury, F H--VV H Seaman..$68.50.McKenna, W H—\V H .Mollineaux <& ano » $225.30 McGlynn, T--Freeport Taxicab Co. ')fi r.7 Elks' Minstrel at Hempstead The big Klks' Minstrel from Free- port will be given at Karl's Theatre. Front street, Hempstead this evening foi- the benefit of the Charily Fund of the Hello Bill Society and the St. George's Club. The show is given un¬ der the direction of Monroe Silver. The members of the east are all from the Freeport Lodge. SHERIFF PETTIT IS ON HIGH ROAD TO RECOVERY Still in Bed and Very Red But Feel ing Better-Case Considered Light iVllhough his usually liorid complex¬ ion is disguised by an abundance of blolches and his home in Grove street, Freeport, is still quarantined. Sheriff "Steve" Pettit is well on the road lo recovery from a belated attack of the measles from whicii he has been a sufferer for over a week. According; lo Ills physician. Dr. William II. Run¬ cie, the chief peace ollicer of Nassau Couiuy hm^ iiassed the (-ri.sis and ii reuiains hut a niatt«M- of time when he will he hack at his accustomed jiiace in Lhe MUieola Courthouse. lu response lo the iiKpiiry of a re¬ porter for The Nassau Post on.Monday evening, Mrs. Petit said lhat her hus¬ band was "comUig along as well a.-! could he expected." "Ves" she replied to a (question as lo his condition, "He is still in bed and very red, but he sal up for an liotir loday and appeared in goud humor. He seems lo he feeling nUK-li heller. We hope lo have him out wiiliiii an- otlic-r week." "Steve" Petiit came by lus mosl re¬ cent illness in a peculiar way, pre¬ sumably in Hempstead, where there was an epidemic of measles a short time ago. His case is considered lighl. COMMUNICATION Concerning Playgrounds I To the Editor Nassau Post: 1 When the people of Freeport ^ make a move toward completing the ' ' playground for whieh land was leased from New York Cily two years ago? j It seems a pity that the land should remain imused when the . taxjiayeis j aie putting up $750 annually for ill I The necessity for a.suitable piay-1 gioujid has been established and the boys and girls need it now. Kvery day when the weather is fine, from fifty to seventy hoys of all a:;es may he seen playing baseball al the Sea¬ man avenue grounds. The girls are provided with no imblic grounds where they can indulge in games which ihey enjoy. They should be provided with such a place. It would not require a big outlay of money to put the land bordering Freepori River in condition for bolh the boys and girls and the older people as well. As a reader of your interesting paper and a resident of Freeport interested in a public iday- ground, I hope that the movement may be renew^ed In the near future. Yours vciT truly E. V. Baldwin. The Long Island HOME MADE BREAD CO. THOMAS ST. JOHN BALDWIN Telephone 650 Merrick Rd. and S. Main St., Freeport.L.I. [sgaggajBiai^a^BaaBBaaBSBaBSBBaBaaH ADDITIONAL STANDS AT MEADOWBROOK Seating Capacity Increased to "^7_ 000 For Polo Matches The field at MeaduwbrooK wnere the iniernaiional polo matches are to be played is in perfect shape, but so overwlielmea is lhe polo association hv lhe demand for llekets, thai addi I ional stands are being finished on th>- • •ast section. Those on the west aud south are ready ;for use. There is now a seating capadly for nearly 27,000 and standing room for 20,000 more. Henry C. Phipps, Malcolm Steven¬ son or Charles Gary Rumsey, now ap¬ jiear to be the likely candidates for the fourth position to play with La-tt- renee Waterbury, J. M. Waterbury, Jr., and Hevereus Milburn, and as sub¬ stitute players with Rene LeMon- tagne and Foxhall P. Keene. New Fire Escapes for Belmore School The new fire escapes which are be¬ ing placed on the school house at BeU- nioie are nearing completion. Frank L. Hack of BeUmore and Freeport i.s the contractor. Miss Bedell, of Smithville South Taken Home After Escapade With Police \\ earing a veil lhat hid her features and talking halfiucoherently at limes..Mis.s Kdilh Bedell, daughier of Sea¬ man BedeU, of Smithville South wandered through lhe streets of Free- port on Saturday evening alone, stop- ' ping at frequent intervals as though ' to ausw er a call. At PoUce Headquar- i ters iu Grove street, she stopped to ! talk with Captain Carl Darenberg of the Freeport Department. I Tlie appearance and manner of the young woman aroused the suspicions of the Captain, but w hen he asked who she was, she gladly told him. She meutionti! thai she had been chased I by some weird animal that spran from a wooded part of a road through whicn 'she was passing, and lold of her great fright. VVhen she was questioned she ' said she had uu destination. ICaptaiu Darenberg telephoned to Dr. W. H. Rhame, the to^^n health physician, wbo asked that the girl be I sent home. A taxicab was engaged I for ht!r and she started away. lif I front of the I'laza I'heatre slie jumped [ OUl uf the rig aud ran to the door and was admitted. Shu had been there but a short lime when tutr loud j talking caused a snickering among the numbers of young people. Mrs. Reil- meyer, was finally obliged lo let Mis., Bedell go out. The yoimg woman was taken to the oflice of Dr. Newion where Constahl'.- Thomas W. Murray and his wife, ar¬ ranged to lake her to her home. Slie was pleasant and agreeable. Miss Bedell is afllicted it is alleged wilh a form of insanity fur the cure of which she was sent lo Kings Park several years ago. L'Hommedeiu Buys Seaford Store Ira L'Hommedeiu, once a baker in Freeport, has purchased the general slore of H. M. Covert in Seaford, and will hereafter conduct the business. BAYVIEW AT FREEPORT An Exclusive Residential Section, With City Advantages and Suburban Comforts Most Ideal for the Summer Home. Best Year Round Suburb. Houses on Large Plols Can be Obtained on Most Libciai Terms. ONSLOW MOORE CO. 44 COURT ST., H KLN A. A. SEALY. M'g'r., Bayview Ave.. Freeport, N. Y. Seaman Injured in Explosion Samuel Seaman, pitcher of the Bell¬ more baseball team was seriously In¬ jured by the explosion of a gasoline tank upon which he was at work in Glen Cove on Wednesday afternoon..V 'ighted torch which he was using to solder a part of the tank, it is un¬ derstood was resttpnsible for the acci¬ dent. He received severe lacrations of the left arm and leg and was attend¬ ed by Dr. Bums. His condition at prvBMit It consldarably Improved. PAVING THE WAY Mud and dollars won't m r Im¬ prove you neighborhood—double your property value—eUm'nate an the mud holes—pavd your way to riches—put dowa side¬ walks and ciu-bs that are guar¬ an teed O. W. Humphrey Construction Co. 25« S. Oc«an Avc„ Freeport, N. Y. Tdcpbooc 229 Hollow Concrete Blocks Freeport Artificial Stone Co. LONG 5EACH AVE. AND L. L R. R. Telephone 166 FREEPORT, N. Y. PRODUCERS OF 'SVEETHOM BREAD r^ADE AND HENRY-L-R-HIMMEL 121 60UTH nAIN 5TRE.E.T is the time to install a gas range and water heater! Don't wait until the hot weather is hexc, do it now. 'Phone Hempstead 680 and say when it will be convenient for our r^resentative to call with full particulars. NASSAU I SUFfOLIi LIGHTING CO. OEO. MAC DONALD, Prcs. FREEPORT ROCKVILLE CENTRE MINEOLA HEMPSTEAD ROOSEVELT., no A dpi OJ j.)iik.'i j i: sii j.\i3 \)uv. 3uoL do[3} Jl).ios piiK 3iuo."> *3ui}e -.\mu).( [Hii: iluiuBai-^ Psno -j u.wop jpisdn aji' noX ][ TELEPHONE 105 FREEPORT THE MANHATTAN CLEANERS AND DYERS 76 S. MAIN STREET, FREEPORT Serve direct from the Factory to the consumer and save you all middlemen's profits Ladies' Cjow n or Sail Fremli Dry Cleaned and [iresscd - - $2.00 Latlics' Suits, bru.shcd, spon^c-il and pressed 5 .60 (rents Suits, French Dry cleaned and pressed, ;^L00 (Jents Suits, brushed,.spon^^etl and presseil $.40 We dry clean Porteries, Curtains, Couch and Furniture covers and Bed Spreads like new at moderate prices We Guarantee Satisfaction All Goods called for and delivered Free START YOUR FIRES WITH CHARCOAL Quick Kind- lini! Foel Lights with Paper CHARCOA] PSFD SAME AS wool L BUT QUICKER AND CHEAPEi CrfJrPupjrBtoiiParmiBrttU I Diiice 8c Yarn _ 27W6sl21stSt. NEWTOH ^^'^mmmeM Cheaper than Wool Always Burns i Use in any Store, Ran^ or FurnaceJ THE NEW yOKK CHARCOAL CO. Office & Yard: 527 W. 21st St., NEW YORK Long Uland Branch: Phone 118 Rockyllle Centr« SOLD BY ALL GROCERS IN PAPER BAGS.

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