THC NAMAU PO«T: f llfct^6RT,N. Y.. WEOMitOAY, AUQUtT 6,1914
OCEAN FROirr LAND IN GREAT DEMAND
Southern Hempstead Beaches Are Fast Being Converted into Summer Playgrounds
NEW COLONIES SPRING UP YEARLY
Suburban Homeseekers Turning
From Coney Island lo thc Open
Sands of Nassau County
The domnnd for wtitci front prf>[»«-rly uloiis llif* Soulli Short! of Loiik IhIuikI. purllcularly In the dlHtrkls wlilcli border on Hc-nipHlfad Hay, has m-vt-t t«*<»n more apiiareui than at th«; |»u'k-1 ent lime. Th Imiirovincnt of th< great HhorcH arfiiH of tbe soullifrn f»'ollon» of the lown of Ht-riipHlead and the rapid Halo ol home .silen within Ihe pa«t ft-w wet'kB euii/liaKUcH tlii.- fact.
ll U generally known that the (xcari fronlB at Coney Isliind and the Hotk aways have heen ^or tho past decade ret oris for the inullltideH of the (ireat- er ICty, and the fael that Lonj? Beat li and tho Uhik HtretcheM off lo the eani Tvard art last hecoinlng lh« plaj ground of kUII anoUier rnullltude. The IncreanInK popularity of this .section h» u »uiniiier resort speaks in aOlrina- tion of thiB jilatemenl.
It is worthy of notice that al East liockaway at lillie colony of cottaKP.s or bungalows have sprunK up wiihin the past two or three years, and the d«velopment of larger tracts to the eaHt indicate thai the movement ha.s heen to the east. At Baldwin the land hordering on the water has heen transformed. C'oltages have sprung up throughout the development of the Baldwin Harbor Uealty Company with about the rapidity of the spring flow¬ ers in the flelds.
And the beaches have become mec- cas tor the vacationist. All the oc«;an east from Jone's Inlet, which embraces Jones' Beach and .Short uBach, belongs respectively lo the town.ahips of Hempstead and Oyslei Bay. This stretch of hard while sand has been sparsely settled until receni years. Since the main land has be¬ come thickly settled the demand has increased for shore acres.
It is predicted that eventually Short. Beach and Jones' Beach will pass from the ownership of the lown^ of Oyster Bay and Uempstead inlo private hands, so strong is the demand for ocean front in southern Nassau County. The income to the townships fiom their ocean beach is practically nominal, wherea.s, if the fee were ownt'd privately, and the properly de¬ veloped, hundred of thousands of dol¬ lars would be added lo their assessed valuations. When the south side wa¬ terway Is built, all of this ocean front will be more a(^cessible.
REALTY RECORDS Mortgages
D N Covert lo M C Smilh, n s Commoiclal st, Freeport $600
J W Marshall, ji, to Jamacla Sav ings Bank, lols l«(i to l'!9. Residence I'ark, Kreeport $2,500
J Morris to (! M Davison iSi ano lots :!3 to 42.
l.ong Island Builders (;o to Nas sau-Suffolk Bond & Mori Cuar l^o, n B Atlantic av, Fi;eeporl |2.r.00
Same to same, same prop, Free port $2,r.00
N i) Pearsall to <> Davison, lots 219, 220, Homestead Park, Lynbrook .$2,200
A inland lo T tl & T Co, lots 20, 21, 22, hlk 73, Estates Long Beach '. ..: |&,000
Same to same, lots 17, 18, 19, blk 73, same map $5,000
V FarF to Hill & Lop'er Co, Inc, lots 57, 58, 59, liO, (Jl, East Randall Park,
Kree|K)rt $;{2:il9;t
H A O'Brien lo M O'Uourke, s w s Scranton av, I.,ynbrook |;i,500
F It Watts to Lynbrook National Bank, n e side Prospect av, Lyn¬ brook $500
E P HBiTie to C Schletcher, lots 7, 8, n Vz lot 6. Fenski map, Lynbrook
$2,200
Aitigninenta of Mot*taages
Wilson, F L to C L Phipps.. . .$1,300
Remsen, H O, lo T T Hennes¬ sey $7,000
CoHselln, E. to M L Quickley.. .$1
Mead. A, to Decern Co $1
Ci-olln, T, to J B Zimmerman.$100
Crolin. T, to J B Zimmerman.$500
II S T G Oo, to Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn $25,000
Lawyers A I & T Co to A B Vail, exr $10,000
H S Potter ReaUy Co to Nat Bank, FarminKdale $1,400
Rowe, C C, to J F Felton..$2,000
Vierllard, C. to T T Hennessey $3,000
Moll«abauer. H, to U Schlu«ts,$$7&
105 Enroll as Members of New Rockville Centre Club
Organization to Encourage Sav ing Begins Promising Ca¬ reer at Rockville Centrc--- Has Fine Home
The Christmas lub of Uockville Cen¬ tre, youngest and in many notable re- .ipects the most remarkable organiza- ;ion in that village has launched up.ni promi.-iii'i.i; carrer. According to :he official lecords there are alieady more official records there are already more than a hundred members, and as yet the need of oHicires, constilutiom/or Ijy-laws have not been felt. ^Ptt^club will run itself and on December 18 will a ('hristma.s present will be giv¬ en lo each of its members as a re¬ ward for saving.
The club war ariginally incepted by Chester Woodworth, of the aBnk of
li£iGK,yii.lX'\Ctt-ff%t
Kockville Centre, who ha« made the tine building at ilie corner ot Village avenue and -Merrick road, ils home. Members will hold their meetings and pay their dues there. These will be the only requisits of membership.
The charter members of the organ¬ ization, or al least a majority of them have set the dues at a dollar a month. There are few of the twenty five and fifty-cent variety. The initial amount paid at the lime of joining will be the amount that must be paid into the club each week until the organic. dispands for the Christmas Holidays. It is them that the Christmas Funds will be distributed among the mem¬ bers in accordanco with tlie amouni.s of their deposits.
The effect of the club on ihe Christ¬ mas presents of the South Side at the forthcoming Yulelode can only be sur¬ mised. Yet it is a safe prediction that the holiday will be observed in a manner that is new to the .section.
The time to join Js now.
n3»p nom
Rockville Centre Manor Co to T Meyer, lots 41-2, bk 47, map D. Wind- I sod lAnd & Impt Co. Rockville Cen¬ tre '. nom
I Erber to H Kom blow, lots 26 to 40, blk 25. Massapequa East nom
G E Abrams to w H Abrams. lot 19. blk C, est Pearsall. Lynbrook.nom !
B -M E Rudolphi to J .Martin, lots 22, 23, blk 5r;, Rockville Centre Ter¬ race nom
J J Randall Co to S W Eccles, w s Roosevelt av. Woodcleft, Freeport.nom
Potter ti iJecker Uealty Co to M Bocherer. lots 720. 721. Lynbrook Man¬ or, Lynbrook . v^. nom
Same to V Abrams, lot 72;!, same jnap, Lynbrook nom
Same to J H Bachrer, lol 722. same map. Lynbrook nom
Valley Stream to It W Chrystal, lots
1, 2. 3, blk 93, sec 1. Valley Stream
nom
f! B Kchoen to L Chapman, west side Woods av. Oceanside noni
J T Green to B Gluck. north side East Dean sl, Freeport nom
City Real Ssl Co to Ests Long Beach, lols 81 to 83, blk [IU. Estates Long Beach nom
Estatts Long Beach to (' K Knight.
same properly. Estates Loug Beach
nom
R Trubeuhach to A .M Hawkins, we.it side Main bt, 2 parcels Free- port nom
H S Potter Realty Co to T Slat- tery, lots 10, 11,' V4, 12, Potter map, Kast Rockaway notn
E Abrams to M H Dibble .south side Scranton av, East Rockaway... nom
Wlllaid, D M—Cooper ii Powell
$108.90
103.90
Walters, A—S Y Bayles... .$138.79
Whitney, C M—A Being... .$2.203.9«
Bate*, J H—W P Millers Son8.$27.03 DreyfusB, R—Morris & Co...$432.34 Ely, J( N—N Y French Range Co.
....'. • $206..S9
Feeney. A C—Western .\ssurance
Co. to Toronto, Canada $39.88 \
Same City of New York Ins Cb.
$161.58
N Y i L I Traction Co—L Ray-
,nor (.626.12.
Redman. J—Islip Gardens $99.41
Smith. E Peerless Pattern Co..$45.30 Willard. D M—E L Pray... .$137.22
Long Island Bond & Mtg G Co, to 11 K Hurri.^ $6,000
Howluntl. E .\l, lo K. Steheim .$4,000 Conveyances
S Teitelbaum to 1 & S Uo, inc, lots 19-20, bk 53, sec 2, Valley Sieram.mon
H, VV. Criffiths, ref, to John J. Ran- lall Co. w 8 Miller av, Freeport. .$500
E Abrams to H A O'Brien, s w s ¦Jcranlon av, Lynbrook nom
E L Andrew.s & ors to K C Gasser, ots 7, 8. 9, 10, bk 99, Estates Long Heach $100
\V C Pilzpalrick lo F It Aldridge, ots 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, Alpine I'ark, Freei)orl nom
J.H Timoney to J M Munigh, jr.. lots 46. 47, 48, Russell Park. Free- port $100
S Self to H Healy, n s Linden st, Bellmore nom
C F BeTunKin to. First .National Bank ,)f Ozone Purk. 43. 70 acres. .Mnn- lagh npm
J P ('oiiliu to T J FItzpalrick, lots 252, 253. 25t. Woodcleft Beach, Free- port nom
John J Uandall Co to E E Nick-
ison, 80 X 115. s s King st, Wood¬
deft, Freeport nom
B Seaman to R I' Schmidicnen, w s Franklin av. Valley Siream nom
L Verbeck to E Lyons, lots 926, 927, e 15 t 925, Golf Grounds, Freeport nom
E Lyons to J Fletcher, same prop nom
G Stone to J A Van Nostrand, lots 209-210, Alpine Park, Freeport. .nom
Estates Valley Stream, Inc. lo C L Pooley lots 72-3, Estate Valley .Stream Inc. aVlley Stream nom
Same lo same, lots 74-5, same
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TIME TABLE
In effect January 1. 1911
MIntola-Brooklyn DIvlaion
Leare Uempetead, Main and Front
Streeta.
South bound^4.30, 4.45. 6.06, 6.30
a. m.. and every thirty minutea UU
11.00 p. m. Tben 12.00 m. (tbia car
soea to Rosedale and walta twenty
minutes, then proceeda to City Line,
arriving at 2.09 a. m.
North bound—6.30 a. m. and every thirty minutea till 12.00 a. iu«
A flfteen-minute headway Is operat¬ ed between BaMwin (Stop 86) and Brooklyn aa folfowa: Week days, ex¬ cept Sundays, leave Qrant and Liberty atreeta, Brooklyn, 6.00 a. m. tUl 7.(H) a. m.. tben 4.30 p. m. till 7.00 p. m. Sundays: fifteen minute servtoe op¬ erated between Rockville Centre and Brooklyn from 12.00 noon to 8.46 p. m.
Hempatead-Jamaica DIvlaion Leaye Hempatead, Main and Front StreeU. West bound-~6.30 m. m. and every thirty minutea till 11.30 p. m. Btin- daya, 6.00 a. m. to 11.30 p. m. Leave Jamaica, WMblngton and Wvl- ton Streeta. Baat bound—6.16 a. m. and every tblrty minutea tiiereafter UU 12.16 a. m. Siudays, S.46 a. m. and every tbtrty minutea Ull 12.16 p. m.
MIntola-JamaIca DIvlaion Leave Min«0la, Boulevard and Old Country Road. West beimd~o.«b a. m. and every thirty mlnatea UU 9.16 p. Ha., Uen 10.16 and 11.16 p. m. Sundaya. flrat car 6.16 a. m.; tben the aame iohedoU aa w«ek «aya.
Leave Jamaica, Waablngton and ral- tea Street!. Baat bovnd—6.30 a. m. aOd evary tblrty minutea UU 10.00 p. m., tlwa 11.00 p. m. and 12.00 mldntcbt. Bun- daya, flrat oar at 7.00 a. ol, them aama iolMdula aa w^ak tSaya.
i. M. nODDABD.
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ONSLOW MOORE CO. 44 COURT ST.. B'KL'N A. A. SEALY, M'g'r., Bayview Ave., Freeport, N. Y.
GEORGE A. H. S.MITH. .M. D.
Eye dise.sa.ses only. Office hours Tuesdnvs and TliiirMday from X to 11 A. M., and by appointment. 7 Wallace wireei corner Urooklyn avenue, Freepgrt, L. 1. Telephone
Long Ishnd R. R. Tune TaUe
TakinK eflect July ist. 1914
Leave Freeport for Ne.w Yoik, Peni.- .sylvania Statiou and liiooklyn, we-K day.'*, r..20, 15.56, 6.42, 7.00, 1.22, cl.4:,, 17.47, 8.00, 8.17, 9.U0, 9.45, 10.17, ll.:i,'„ A. M.; 12.27, 1.40, :!.12, 4.t)9, 5.00, 5.3S, 6.47, 8.16, 10.43 P. M.; fkl.;.» A. M. Sundays 6.51, fcl5 A. M.; 12.OX, 2.:)8 4.32, 5.:;7, 7.1l»j-7.50, 8.44, 9.48, 11.21, P. M,
Trains leave Freeport for Amityville Batjylon, Patchogue and inletmdiaie station.'? weekdays, na4 44, a7.02, 8.10, tt8 52, alO.25, 11,5:5 A. M.; .11.28, fl.47. asl.48, as2.22, »2.?,C, 2.44, a3.58, a4.59, af5.32, a5.55, a6.19, 6.45, a7.06, 7.33, aS.O.'i a9.05 11.21, I'. M.; 12.17 (to Patchogue Saturdays) al.27 A. M. Sunday.s, 5.31, a9.22, alO.56 A. M.; 12.29 2.22, a2.48, 3.52, 6.17, a6.5!>, 7.21, a9,02, all.14 P. M.; 1.42 A. M.
Trains leave New York, Penn.sylvan¬ ia Station, for Freeport, Merrick and principal intermediate stations: na3.33 a5.56, 7.06, a7.50, a9.30, 11.00 A. M.; K12.40, al2.54, acl.32, 2.00, a3.00, a4.03, af4.44, a5.00, ai5.30, 15.54, a6.17, 6.45, a7.10, a8.08, 10.25, all.30 (to P.atchogue. Saturdays) al2.30 P. M. Sundays 4.iiO a8.24, alO.OO, 11.31 A. M.; 1.37, al.57, 2.58, 5.32, a6.02, 0.37, a8.08, alO IS, alO.18, al2.35 P. M.
c Runs on Sept. 8ih and Mondays only, except Sept. 7th.
a Train runs to Babylon only.
n No Brooklyn connections.
kStops on signal; runs to Jamaica only.
8 Saturdays only.
f Except Saturdays.
1 Will not run Holidays.
t Except Saturdays and Holidays.
Trains leave Brooklyn, Flatbush Av. station, about the same time as those shown from New York, Pennsylvania station. This Ume table subject to change without notice.
This HaiKlsoine Pony Oiffit
Pony, Carriage & Harness FREE
To Some Boy or Qrl-WHY NOT YOU?
Great Dunlop Ponyl|Contest
began May IS. closes September IS, 1914
HOW TO GET VOTES Votes on the Pony Outflt will be given with every purchase matl-3 al (Miubl)uck's Drug Store—one vole tor every cent. The child havin.i; the greatest number of votes to ils crdit on Sept. IStii, 1914, wins the Pony Outflt. In case of a tie ?nOO In gold will t)«.> divided belween cehlldren tying. 500 exfia votes will be given with ach prscifptiou filled at this store. '<
Watch for special sales each Thuisday when extra voles will be given on certain articles.
HOW TO GET VOTES With every yearly aubscrlptlon to the Nassau Post, acconipan- lel by I2.C0, 3,000 Pony Votoa will be given and you can buy aa many aa you deslr^ Tba beat way to get votea Is to se¬ cure subscriptions to Tbe Naa¬ aau Post as tbe scbedula of votes 1h 80 mucb greater for subscriptions tban anytbing else. You will be surprised bow easy it is to get subscriptions to The Nassau Post if you try. Conteit Cloaea September 15th 1914.
Now Is tho time to show your true Americsm spirit—Get Busy —NOW.
Votes are also given away at fountain with Ice Cream and Soda
RULES OF, THE CONTEST
1. Every contestant gels a number.
2. No names of contestants will he published.
:i. Standing of contestants puhli.slied in Nassau Post commenc¬ ing Wednesday, June 17, 1914.
4. All voles must be brouRlit in Thur.'iday of each week.
5. Tie votes in package with conie.stant.s number and amount on lop slip only.
6. Voles are transferable only before recording.
7. Contestant having largest number of \oteP on Sept 15, 1914 wins the Pony Outfit.
8. Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes withiu our slore or in front of the building.
9. All families connected with this sloie and the Naasau Post staff are barred from this contest.
Enter Your Child in this Great Contest a
Once—It Costs Nothing
CHUBBUCK'S DRUG STORE
Telephone 5 Freeport FREEPORT , ^
EVERYBODY KNOWS ^US
uiul the clothes we make meet tliti requirements of the most fastidious dressers, as^ well as those wh<» demand the greatest .service fnr their money. We make the clothes t.) fit the man. The best tai!orin>f talent to be fonnd spends its ctlorts in our shops. Our prices are as low as }ir()o<lness grants and as lii^li us the liesl quality and worl- niauship reijuires. *
CHARLES E. FINK
102-104 Fulton St. New York City
Residence, Rockville Centre, L. L
NOW
is the time to install a gas range and water
heater!
Don't wait until the hot weather is here, do
it now.
'Phone Hempstead 680 and say when it will;
be convenient for our representative to call)
with full particulars.
NASSAU & SUrrOLK LIQHTIN6 CO.i
GEO. ilAC DONALD, Pres.
FREEPORT ROCKVILLE CENTRE MINEOLA
HEMPSTEAD ROOSEVELT
ABSOLUTE FACTS
Pasteurization is the only guarantee for safe milk.
Our ^scientific process of pasteurization ena¬ bles us to offer you a standard of milk une- qualed for consistent purity of richness.
ALEX. CAMPBELL MILK CO.
HEMPSTEAD, L. I. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L. L
Tel. Hemp. 288 Tel. R. C. 284
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