PUBLIC NOT CE6
SEALED PROPO.SALS will b*- re- c«ive<l by the tnderelgned at the Chambers of tbe Board of Supervisort>, at Minoola, on MONPAY APRIL 20TH, 1914, AT 10 A. M., for the jirad- ing, macadamlzlTig and o'berwthe im¬ proving PLAINFIELD AVENUI-;, In tbe Town of Her.ipBtead. leadlnt: from the Jericho Turnpike, Floral Park,- Boutherly, to the Hempstead-Jamaica Turnpike, at Elmont, a di-'tam-e of about 83S0 Uneai feet.
Id accordance t^ltb the plan; and ¦peclflcations on fille in the ofljrp of the Clerk of the Ooard of .Sujieivlf.ois
Plans and 8pe< Iflcalions may t ¦' ob tained from Farfield & D-w, Civil Engineers, Denton Building, M.rcola. L. I., on tbe deior.li of JlOO, wblch amount will be returned to the un ¦uccessful bidder on the retifn oi the plans and specl:ication8 after a^-ard bas been made.
The Board reserves the right to re¬ ject any and all olds if deenifd neces¬ sary for the best interett ot the Coun- ty.
Dated, at Mineola, L. I. April 6th, 19 U By order of the lioard of Supervlsori^ OEORGE M. GOODALE
Clerk of the Board
WANT TRAQOR TO DRAW FIRE ENGINE
Citizens .indi Firemen Petition
Freeport Trustees to Call
Special Election
ASKS $4,000 FOR NEW APPARATUS
THIRD VICTORY FOR ROOYIUi CEffTRE
SEALED PROPO.SALS will be re ceived by the undersigned at the Chambers of the Board of Supervlporh at Mineola, on MONDAY, aPUII. 20TH, 1914, AT 10 A. M.. for thf- pr-dd Ing, macadamizing and othcrwl-c- it:, proving the ("HKISTIAN hOOK ROAD, otherwifce known as Loni.- Beacb road and Oceanside Hoati, in the Town of HcmpsteaU, from ttie In¬ tersection of Long Ceach roa1 antj Lincoln avenue, northerly to DcMoti Avenue, a distance of 1,8 niiles.
In accordance with the plan<« anti specifications on fille In the oHice ol the Clerk of the Board of Supervihor.s
Copies of the plans and specifica tlons may be ob alned from l-Jdv.Jn S, Voorhls, Civil Kn.rint or, V, 0, liuiiuing Rockville Centre, Lonp; Island.
The Board reserves the ri;iit to re¬ ject finy and all bid-i if dt-tined ioi the best interest of tlie County.
Dated, at Mlntola, L. I. April 6th, 1914 By order of the Hoard of .S'lporvii-on- GEORGE M. GOODAL1-;
Clerk of the Boarf!
SEALED PRO POS A L.S wil] be re ceived by the undtM-slgned at tht Chambers of the Board of .Surier\ Isorb at Mineola, on MO.N'DAY, .M-itll 20TH, 1914, AT 10 A. M., for tht- grad ing, macadamizing and othcrwi.se im proving the NKW HYDF. PARK ROAD, In the Town of North lltiiii) Btead, leading from the Heinnitoari Town line, New Hyde Park, souiherlj to Tulip Avenut», Frtinklin Squaie, u distanc of about 1200 lineal tect.
All in accordance with the plans and specifications on fiie in llie ollice ol the Clerk of the lioard of Supervuor.s
Plans and speciflcatlon.-j may tt ob tained from Kairflt'ld <t Dow, Civil Engineers, Donlon lUiiUllng, Miufola L. I., on the deposit of $100, whicl amount will be returned to the um successful bidder on the return o) thi plans and speciflcatious after award bas been made.
The Board reserves the ri tht lo ro ject any and aii bidp If deemed lor the best interest of the County.
Dated, at Mineola, L. I. April 6th, 1914 By order of tbe lioard of S'tpervisori: GEORGE M. 1.100DALK
Clerk of Ihe lioard
DELICATESSEN
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
DELICATESSEN
Fancy and Full line of Groceries
J. A. Goodman 7A Railroad Ave
OppoHite Depot
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FRUITS CANDN
VEGETABLES CIGARS
J. Isola
22 South Main St. Freeport, L. 1,
Tel. 691W Freeport
NASSAU
Ladies' Tailor and Furrier
72 S. Main St. Freeport, L. I.
Theatre Building
Ladies' and Gents' Experienced Tailor
N. Y. City Prices Suits to Order Strictly Guaranteed Fitting
Repairing, Sanitarv Cleaning. Press ing and Dyetr>g
M. ROSENBLUM, Prop.
Telephone. 708 VV
QuaKty is a Good Salesman Price is a Better One
Schluter En^jJoys Both Judiciously
HENRY C SCHLUTER
"Tbe Quality Grocer"
T«i«phon« 635 PROMPT DELIVERY
MERRICK ROAD FREEPORT, L. I.
Morses Not Always Available For
Use at Time of Fires—Vamps
Take Initiative
In compliance with the request of twenty-five petitioning citizens of Kreeport, the Board of Trustees has called a special election for Tuesday, .May 4 from .1 P. M. to 7 P. M., at the Wxcelsior Hook and Ladder House on I'iue street, for ti.e purpose of voting 3U a proposition to spend |4,000 or as iiucli thereof as may be necessary -id. purchase a motor tractor to be used lU the transportation of the fire en -iuc to and from fires. The Board re eixtd the petition at ils meeting yes. eitiay. Trbstt.e Kandall offered a res¬ olution authorizing the i?Iet-tlon.
The pctiilou is the direct result of he action of the t-neine co'npany in ipliolnting a committee to inquire In he subject of motor tractors. This comniitiee In its invesiigatloiis consid- ¦red two types, t'lose with three and lOur wheels which cah readily be at- ach(;d to the aparatus without alter- .iig its fore part so as to preclude the ossibility of using horses and a two vlicel tractor tor the u.-^e of which the rui-k would have to he remodeled.
The committee madt? its report at ; :i;coting of the company on Tuts lay evening, and the members favored nn three or four wheel type. It was he cont.i-nsus of opinion that a relia- )le mt-aiis of ioconiotion for this im- lorlaut ijiece of fire apparatus wa:- lecossary at oiiit-, hecause of the un- ¦ertainty of obtaining liorses at thi^ ime of fires. It wa.s poinied out that .lie only available Iiorse i'or use on ho tnif-k were those of e.\-('hiof v_am- -rnn which tiro stahlod a considfrablt- lisliince from tne truck house to Ihe lortli of the lallroad and are not al vays in the village.
It was after a discuRsion of these rijiters that the petition was decided ipon. I'apera wert! drawn and before ihtirsday the necessary signaturt^s .vere obtained. The petition bears the lamos or the following:
Jolin .1. lioiimd, Ht)ward E. Pear- mil, Smith V. Pearaall, Henry ('. -icliliiter, Charles (;. Storck, t'harles :>. Niles, II. SflilosH^ Edward H. Ol¬ en. ('. Wt-sley Gol(li-n, Leo Mayer, lainilton G. King. lii-rnard J. Loon- un, J. M. Hewlett, Lewis H. Ross, H, iohctz, Edwtird Smith, Charles J, Sliea. Cheater A. Fulton, Wiiliam irceiiblatt, Abralidm Puck, Simon De i.al''uenie, Erastus Johnson, J. Cecil i'owers, I-'rederick Cassassa, John H 'luncie, Morris .Miller, AI. A. I'earsall, ^Valhue R. Post.
The Village (Merk was instrut-ted to print notices of th eelectlon in the Vass.iir C'ounty Ileview and the Knu- <au Post.
South Side Baskct-Ball Again De¬ feats Hempstead
In tbe third game bf a series of four l>etween the fast basket ball team of the RoekvlIIe Centre Club and tbat of St. eGorge'B Club at Hempstead on Wednesday evening, the south side players again triumphed over the "plain birds." Tbe victory was the third consecutive win for "the wiz¬ ards." as the south side team is called by its admirers, and clearly establish¬ es a superiority over the St. George team.
'thus far the Hempstead players bave been blanked so far aa victories are concerned. The game Wednesday evening was not a wai.i-over for the south side players. Both eams put up a fast, clean game and the result, 2'3 to 25, was obtained only by clever work in tbe flnal moments of play by "The Wizards." Beatty starred in the basket work for Hempstead, while Ray Kennedy put up a remarkable defense for Rockville Centre, checking Smith, the ex-Wesleyan star, who played for¬ ward for Hempstead. The score fol¬ lows :
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
F'ld Foul Pts
Smolick, forward 4
Whitehead, forward .... 1
Ernst, Centre ii
E. Kennedy, guard 2
R. Kennedy, guard 1
WELDEN RESIGNS
AS FREEPORT TRUSTEE (Cootlnaed from page 1)
0
5
0
0
0
8
7
6
H
2
Totals 12
HEMPSTEAD
Smith, forward 0
Beatty, forward 5
-McMillan, centre 3
Raynor, guard 1
Johnson, guard 0
Frost, guard 0
Totals !»
29
0
0
(>
0
0
10
6
2
0
0
give some of their time and atten¬ tion to the betterment of village government, they will he driven out of business unless thev do the bidding of the so-called politicians. "In coDclusioD. I wlsn to thank the members of the Board for their attention. Interest and judgement in acting on matters which were presented for our con¬ sideration from time to time ef¬ fecting the interests of the tax- p4iyer.
"I desire to congratulatf your President, Mr. Lamb, and his friends upon his election. He was elected despite the vociferous aid (?) he received frora a coterie of "self-effacing," carpet bai: trouble makers, wBo look upon the annual village election as a proper occa¬ sion to exploit their vaunted "po¬ litical" cunning, "Sagacity" and "Statesmanship" in a blatant, boostini; and bombastir inanncr. "Very respectfully vours,
"Robert P, Welden," The resignation was the first order of business of the meeting. It.a jires- entation by Village Clerk Shoa occa¬ sioned no surprise aqiong the trus¬ tees. President Laiiib\ft-t i-ivi-d the docum^-nt from the Clnrf^j^and said. "Mr. V/elden has my bt-st wi.-hes and good will, and T think 1 h.-i\t' his. I believed uim to bo sinct-tt-
"I am sorry Mr. Wt-lil.-n linds It uecessary to take this art ion but the board ht.s no option, ii.-; iin- n-slgna- tions becomes operatiM- upon beine filed."
Church Win Hold RsguUr Sorvleoa. The First Church of Malverne, which has held servlcee temporarily In the hall of the Malverne Club, will continue thenfi erery Sunday evening beginning tomorrow at 7.45. Tbe Rev. Mr. Schmidt of I'nion Theological Seminary ¦will preach tomorrow even¬ ing.
The
Freeport Tailors
JOHN SCHRIEBER. Prop.
Ladirs' Suit> and CIimJci to t>rder Workmanship Guaranteed. . Rta- ¦onable Price*
Cleaning Pressing Ftepeuring
TelrplioDe, 868 w Freeport 47 Railroad Avenue I'reeport,
L. I.
KLJARViS&SON
Scavenger Work, Ashes.
&c. Carted
TruckmsE & Carting
Special Attention Given To All Orders
MERRICK ROAD MERRICK, L. I.
Phone. 53 R Freeport
ALL KINDS OF
Fruit Tre«8, Shade Trees, Eref greens. Flowering Shrubs, Roses. Orape Vines, Privet, HerOy Plantii, Pansles, Daisies.
MILLER'S NURSERY
Telephone, r46-L 134 QeTeUnd A?e. Rockville Cerire
H.
Will Open the Freeport Vleat Market
Jam. 3 12. Lowsan, forn'r-tly manage; , of the meat departinei:t of butler's 36 Brooklyn Avenue Freeport store opened the Freeport
GOLDFARB
F reeport
Telephone, 307 j
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Post little want "ads" get the goods while the getting's good. Tel. 61
FREEPORT TRUSTEES
IN BOSY SESSION
(Continued from page 1)
tlisnussed and the Street Committee wii-i f'liipowored to proceed towaru pro- cutin,!^ one.
Leo Fishel appeared before thc lioaid and asked that something be Jone to lemetly a grade cnodition at drove street and Merrick road. He said that the stret-t adjoining Ihe homo jf Dr. F. W. Fieiclier was iinpassiblc during' rains because of liie flooded ;ldt'V.-iilk, aud sUKgt'sted that the re¬ sponsibility for the conilition should oe fi.xed and the condition improved Kisliel also referred to the recent ac iiuisiilon of Pennsylvania avenue as a iiait of the town road system and ot- leicd to deed lo the village a portiou of the street, the fee of which lie holds.
Tlio Trustees voted to appoint Cor¬ odon Norton, Justice of the Peace, as acting police jus'tice of the ciliage, the appoluliucnt being contingent upon the apiiroval of the village counsel.
William A. .MacFarlane, addressed the lioiird relative to a right of way at Oli.e Boulevard and Main streei wheio he owns a building, and tht- irusiecs agreed to give the matter con¬ sideration.
For Hose Company No. 1, Archer B. Wallace stated to the trustees that Cadiiiau II. Frederick, who offered to deed to the vllluge land in Atlantic iiveuue as a site for a truck house, >vould not give an affidavit of title to the \Illage. He stated that the title, was guaranteed as a sf^arch would show, 'lhe village counsel a-i making the seaich.
American Theatre's Unit Orchestra With ils variety of tones and effects that mitiiic a fuU symphony orchestra lhe Wurlitzer I'nit Orchestra, which was reiently insialled in the American Theatre in Soutii Main street, Free- port, is attracting the general atten¬ tion of theatre goers in this vicinity. The insirument plays any combination of tunes lhat might be played by a brass hand, and yet the flre bell, trom¬ bone, tambarine, kettle drum, base and snare' drum, symbol, triangle, horse trotter-, train whistle, automobile toot, telephone bell aud the pipe organ. The machiije has thirteen pedals which control ti.e tones, and nine stops w^hich are operated from the keyboard . It can be operated by rolls running automatically, or can be played by a trained orchestral leauer. The tone effect of lae Wurlitzer is much the name as that of a full or¬ chestra. Solos can be played with a band accompaniment cn the various instruments used in a band.
Some New Telephone Cormectlons Amityville-D. Compitella. hotel. Ireland Place; Samuel Jat-kson, uphol¬ sterer, Broadway; Mrs, J. I'. Jervls, Oreat Net-k oRad; (Jeorge L. Uuck- loiz, Austin Ave.
P''reeport—Cuss Oic.vson, barber, Main St.; A. C Carter, delicatessen. ri^So. .Main St.; James L. Sampselh JJayv.iew Ave.; Theo. E. DeKmljif, 97 Lexington Ave ; F]T'>ile Sr-hmirit. at¬ lantlr Ave.; Thaddeus Crummel, 45 Bennington Ave.; Wood Alexander, 74 W. Seaman Ave.; P. Minzesheimer. 200 Grand Ave.; Martin A. White, 110 Bayview Ave.; Frank Johns, Church ^t.; K. De Angells, Church St.; F. E. .Mcintosh, Paciflc St., Baldwin; ilenry B. Scwab, Byron Road, Merrick; Max Iiart, Long Beat-h Ave.; Edward Tld¬ den, 20 So. Long Beacu Ave.; Fred Oottschaldt, Pennsylvania Ave.; Jas Morton, Nassau Ave.; Frank Verity, .¦Vlilburn Ave., Baldwin; J. J. McCon- logite, 70 \V. Seaman Ave.; Harry Puck, 184 Lena Ave.
Long Beach—H. M. Hewett, Ches- 'er St.; Mrs. Marie L. Gruman, Mar¬ ket St.; W. M. Goddard, 20 Olive St.; Edward Schildkraut, Park St.
Lynbrook—J. Koopiiians, Peterson Place; I..loyd Byrn, Franklin Ave.: Otto Naumann, Remsen Ave.; E. J. Mullane, Washington Ave.; Philip J. Schratwieser, Marion St.; A. O. Albin, Atlantic Ave.; Wm. J. Pickett, ParK Blvd., Malverne; Martha A. Raleigh, Ocean Ave., East Rockaway.
Rockville Centre—Charles R. Davis, Marion I'lace; Charles W. Carpenter, ¦^X6 No. Village Ave.: Mrs. Wm. II. lones, 292 Merrick Road: George W. McCormick, Hempstead Ave.; A.Jack- -lon, Shellbank Place; S, W. Falconer. Davis St.; C. Woodworth, 121 No. Village Ave.: Lewi^ J. Pearsall, 40 No. Centre Ave.; Harry Wall. 29 Water- view Road; Lewis .Martin, iti) Leno.v Koad.
Miss Finlayson In Atlantic City
Miss Robena Finlayson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Iohn A. Finlayson, the '-ongenial hosts at Finlayson's Hotel, Mcrrk-k Road and Ot-'-au avenue,Ilock- vU'e CV-ntfi-. is snt-nding a short vaca- lon ;it Atlantic City.
Two cents a v/ord for first insertion, minimum ten words, one cent a word for successive insertioni,
BELLMORC
$5. Reward will be paid lor the return of a yellow Collie dofc with white ring around neck and ftrip on face and white tip on tail- S months old, Answf-rs to name of Princt^. John J. Bedell, Bellmore, L. I.
Freeport.
For Sale: house, eight rooms and ..bath, plot 75x150, good neighbor¬ hood, near station, easy terms. Ap¬ ply T. R. Cutler, 27 Porterfield Place.
For Sale: plot 50x238. on West Sea¬ man Avenue, near Wallace Street, excellent location, easy terms. Ap¬ ply Box H. L., care Nas.^sau Post.
For Rent: furnisht'd housti, six roonif- and bath, |20 per inontli. S. Fisher, 108 Southside Avenue.
For Sale: Two carriages, a complete harness and a whip. All in f.iir con¬ dition. Address Box H, The Nassau Post, Freeport.
Long Island R. R. Time Table
(Effective Oct. 21st, 1913) Leave Merriek for New York, Penn- iylvania Station, Brooklyn and ii:ter-
iietliate stations, weekdays. :' lli. I'l fi.' 6.3S, 6.57, 7.17. f7.28, 7.55, i«,i;i S.51, 10.12, A. U,; 12,22, ;).u8, 4.0^ ¦,.22. 6.42, 8.I.i, 10 LIO P. M.; fkl. 5' \. .M.; Sundays, 6.48, 9.11, A. M.; 12.04. 2,54, 4.28, '.^.22, 7.0t>. 9.4* P M.
Leave Freepon for New York,Penn¬ sylvania Station, i-nd Brooklyn, week- lays, 520, 5.56, 6.42, 7.01, 7.21. ¦7.43, 8,00, 1817, '-1.58, 9.48, 10.17 10.50 A. M.; 12.27, ,1.12, 4.08, 5.02, ¦>.3.', 6,40, 8.16, 10.33 P. M.; fkl.59 A. M. Sundays, 6.51, 9.1."^ A. M.; 12.08, 158, 4.32, 5.37, 7.10, !* 50 P. M.
Trains leave Preeport for Aralty- .'ille, Uabylon, Patchogue and inter- nediate stations, weekdays, na4.44. S.IO, a8.53, 9.52, 11.53 A. M.; al.48, is2.21, 2.48, a359, ai5,04, t5,3;i, i5.56, afi,20, 6.41, a7.0i!. 7.41, a8.03. i9.05, 11.21 P. M.; 12.19 (to Patch- )gup Saturdays) al.27 A. M. Sun- lav a.31, a9.20 A. M.; 12.29, 2.28, I' ., 7.34, a9.03, all.14 P. M.; ix,42 A. M.
Trains leave New Tork, Pennsyl- ¦ ania Station, for Freeport, Merrick i,nd principal Intermediate stations •ia3.40, 7.06, a7.51, 9,07 (except derrick,) 11.00 A. M.; al2.55, Bal.25, i.OO, a;>.00, ia4.08, la4.44, a.'i.OO, i5.31, 5.50, a6.16, 6.46, a7.10, a8 (i8, 10.25. all.;;0, al2.30 P. M.; Sundavs, 1.30, a8.2fi, 11.34 A. M.; 1.38, a2,.^.H, S.37, a8.08, al0.18 P. M., al2.35 nlghi.
a Trains run to Babylon cnly.
n No Brooklyn conned ions.
k Stops on signal; runs to Valley Stream only.
B Saturdays only,
f Kxcept Saturdays,
1 Except holidiiys.
t Except Saturdays and holidays.
Trains leave Brooklyn, Flathush Vve. Station, about the same time as 'hose shown from New Y''ork, Peun- •ylvania Station. This time tah'e aut>- ¦ect to chauKc without notice
Meat Market at 74 Soutli Main street
on Friday, April 17, with .-» vailed as-
sortm-at of the highest grade of lueats All Kinds of Cleaning. Pressing and
and poultry, which he announces will '
be sold at moderate c'fy irice.s. Mr.
Ixiwson made an envlaiil>> reputation
at Butlrr's as the head o' the meat
departiiR-nt and in his n'-w venture
will cany with him a lart;" number of,
cuRtimiers whom he serveo in his pre-1
vious position. •
Dyeing. Strictly. City Prices Quick Work
i Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor
Store open from 8 a. na. to 8 p. m
TROMMERS FINEST MALT BEER
IS SOLD, DRUNK AND RNJOVFD
ALL OVER LONG ISLAND !'£:'
If
you only knew what a ctimfort PIANO is you would not be without oiit. ant summer evenings :ire coming. AtLl to of vour home- .i
1 PLAYER
The pit-as thc comfort
PLAYER
Nrvthing can rake its plact them den)(j.nstrated.
PIANO
Musically. Come in and
H. J, RAYMORE
The Piano Man
AK?CAI)i; liUILDINCi AT TMH 1)1 f>(>T
FREEPORT, L. L
Wanted: Young, bright, experienced girl to serve as clerk. Apply H. Nicholsberg, 40 So .Ma'n street, Freeport.
Hollis, Long Island.
Soortr or la'cr you will nd there is cer
tainly one up-to date, lean, sanit.iry
barber shop in Freeport.
Prompt -Attention
The Tdeni Parber Shup
W. Weitzel, Prop. 35 Railroad Ave. Freeport
Plot 76x124, Carpenter ave., near trol¬ ley and railroad; fine location; terms
to suit. DR. TRAVIS. Rockville Cen¬ tre, N. Y.
East Rockaway, Long Island
For Sale—Broadway near Co'i'inbus Aveuue on south sldo ol 8lr»..t\50x 110, about two hundred fee' from new schol to be built: price, St,000. F. St. John Bang, East Itot-kcway.
The Nassau Inn
ALLAN McNEIL, Prop.
Meala at All Houn Private Dining Rtmrai
Fine Accoinodationa. Board by Day
or week.
Baldwin, .L..I.
Telephone, 815 Freeport
MERRICK RD. AND MILBURN AVE.
Lir.uci .jutiie Oi oaioc..i-s .> • ..le In position to guarantee OUR conf- ctions as being PURE for we know jusi what the ingredients are.
Besides being pure, they ar • really delicious an you ca'n honeptly attest to after trying them. \. ¦
Compare our chocolates with those you pay thirty or forty cents a pound more for.
FREEPORT CANDY KITCHEN
Railroad Avenve Freeport, LJ.
Everything at Your Finger Tip
The acme of convenience In mod¬ ern home life—supplied by electri¬ city, and controlled by simply touching a button or key with your finger tip. That Is one of our mod¬ ern miracles. The power behind this miracle is electricity. The agency that makes It possible— wires it, directs it, sets il going—Is the electrical contractor, and that means US. We are prompt and reliable in our service, and that Is important In t-\pert electrical work.
JAMES F. CAMPION
36 Soudi Grove Street, Freeport, N. Y.
N. Y. A L. I. TRACT**N QOMPANY
TIME TABLE
In effect January 1, 1912
Minepl'a-Brooklyn Division
Leave Hempstead, Mai6 and Front
Streets.
South bound—4.30, 4.45, &.05. 6.30
1. m., and every thirty minutes till
11.00 p. m. Then 12.00 m. (this car
<oes to Kosedale aud waits twenty
¦ninutes, ilien proceeds to City Line,
irriving at 2.00 a. m.
North houud—i,.20 a. m. aijd every ihlrty minutes" till 12.00 a. m.
A flfteen-minute headwi'y is operat¬ ed between Baidwin (Stop 8.=j) and ' Hrooklyn as follows: Wi-i-k days, ex¬ cept Sundays, leave Grant and Lioerty 1 -itreets, lirooklyn, 6.00 a. m. till 7.00 a. m., then 4..'50 p. m. till 7.00 p. m. Sundays: flfteen nilriute service op-I --crated between Uockville Centre and I Brooklyn from 12.00 noon to 8.45 p. m.
Hempstead-Jamaica Division Leave Heuipstead, Alatn and Front Streeta. Weat bound—5.30 a. m. and every thiriy minutes till 11.30 p. m. Sun- Jays, 6.00 a. m. lo 11.30 p. m. Leave Jaiuaica, Washington and Ful¬ ton Streets. East bound—6.16 a. m. and every thirty minutes thereafter till 12.15 a, m. Sundays, C.45 a. ra. and every thirty minutes till 12.15 p. m.
Mineola-Jamaica Division Leave Mineola, Boulevard and Old Country Road. West bound—5.*a a. m. and every thiity rnlnulea till 9.15 p. m., then 10,15 and 11.15 p. ni. Sundays, flrst car 6.15 a. m., then the same schedule as week days.
Leave Jamaica, Wasbington and Ful¬ ton Streets. East bound—6.30 a. nt. and every thirty minutes Ull 10.00 p. m., then 11.00 p. ni. and 12.00 niidulght. Sun¬ days, flrst car al 7.00 a. in., tben same schedule as week days.
J. M. STODDARD.
•5 t>T>*ir1 n t on r1»T>
WOODCL£fZ_&Ay--
30l/TMS/iO/)[
BOATING BATHING ^FISHING
WOODCLEFT -V,;"
Nt;
KI.SMINi;
Boat House and Building Plots For Sale
Oa Reasonable Terms A FEW DOCKING SPACES TO LET
NEW BUNGALOWS"rND HOUSYs
In all Seclions of Freeport 4 Rooms Upwards Modern Improvements
IoHnTrANDAlI COMPANY, Owners "
Office, No 6 Brooklyn Avenue FREEPORT, L I.
33g:g3=:zOgt)Q Qf^CQc
:t)ti
Llls^
NOTARV PUBLItS^ WITH SEAL
LXPEHT APfftAIBALS
JAMES HANSE
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
AND GENERAL BROKERAGE
TELEPHONE, 77
RAILROAD AVE,
FREEPORT, L. I.
The sciniilUiiiig .-^plcudid oeauty of j our cut glass will delight and gratify | the most critical and e.'iacting pur¬ chasers. !
Every article of cut glass shown | here Is genuine hand cut—there are no seconds and none of those frauds of pressed glass with a little superfl- cial cutting.
We know that if you will Inspect our stocks of CUt GLASS you will be i delighted and pleased with its perfect \ purity and beauty and the reasonable : prices. j
Your inspection cordially invited. |
A. E. MILLER j
24 S. Main Street Freeport, N. Y. 1
ART I!! ¦^AT'.ORINC
- : i::n(l:imi-nl,il JU ijiripii- <)i tii'- I • m't All tlu- -•:iii -, .aii'l ct'.'it . ¦ m.ikt- .ivt- ]!• rfctt «xamplci • ,-irt:-li(' 1 iiiijting. 1-tt us takf ytiiir iiit-ri^tiri- tor ;i '-uit m co.il ;-<> th.it wc i-.-in shuw ytiu why >•'> mauj- jK-opIc wtrir citjthos uf t'Ur l;iiluriiig. It won't take lunK t'l tiinlt- tht- suit, and thc pricr'; r,-iiigf from $jo in $35.
CHARLES E. FINK
102-104 Fulton St. New York City
Residence, Rockville Centre
