THE NASSAU POST :. .FREEPORT.N. Y., SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1914
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NEW WAGE SCALE FOR CONDUaORS
L. I. R. R. Employees Confer Over Differences but Rate Remains
A committee representing the con¬ ductors' association of Lhe Long Inland Railroad conferred wllh the General Manager McCrea recently concemlnK the adjustment and general settle¬ ment of dlffeiences. The employees of all tb eastern trunk lines have ac¬ cepted the fol'-owlng scale of wages:
On both steam and electric lines, conductors will be paid |4 50 per day, 45 cents per hour overtime, and 2 9-10 eenta per mile on runa. The milease for one day shall be 122 tnilnn or less on the electric division. All conduc¬ tors have a twenty-eight day guaran¬ tee for every c.ilendar month.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ABOUT
INDICNANT OVFJt R. «. RATE DECISION "oosevests glorious fourth
Mlsa Martha Fisk, of St. John'u Place, Brookiyn.ts visiting Miss Clahv Van de Water, of Powell avenue, Rork¬ vllle Centre.
New Flre Escapes for Bellntore School The new Arc es.^apes which are be¬ ing placed on the school house at Bellmore are nearlng completion. FYank L. Hack of Bellmore and FYee¬ port is tbe contractor.
LetMeBeYourCentist
You may go farther, pay more money, but you cannot get better dentistry. No work is sent out of the office and all done by a dentist. I employ no assistants. If you have lost all your teeth, I can malie you a plate that will not drop. Why balance one on your tongue when you have one that will not drop?
I will examine your teeth free of charge explain the difference in the work suitable for your case ana lell you exactly what the- work will cosi when flnished. I employ bo ansLftanLs 80 you will have no charge of doctor.^ or students work for you. AU work done painless and guaranteed. Absolutely painless extractions.
Full Set of Teeth $5.00 up
Qold Crown 22k ''5.00
White Crown 5.00
Bridge Work 22k 5.00
Filllnge 1.00
Fillings 1.00 up
W. F. OUTCALT, D. D. S. 274-280 LIVINGSTON STREET
Cor. Bond St., Drooklyn, opp. Loeser,s
Hours, 9 A. M. to 6.30 P. M.
Sundays from 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
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PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH SIDE|'^'^"''°'^'"^'^''°""'*''^^*""'"*'°' Scoma. a company of New York Na
Application For Lower Kates ;ional guardsmen nnd veierans of tne
Mrs. Susan Vandewater has return- Indi;^nation prtvuils ain'iiL- the .om- Civil War. wil ltak>^ part in the Fourth
eil io her home on Washington ave-I ,>,uters who daily ^'-^^ '•'i^' I-o"/? Ifiland of July celebration in Kooaevplt this
liailroad to and from Brooklyn and >*^«'-- While plans have not yet befc
'completed. W. .1, Ciiiie^ijie. chairman .Manhaitan, not to nieniion the ].».•;- ... •., , , ,
, of the coninurue of arranpement.s for
sen«;er.« who.trovel with ntor or !e^'? I uje Roosevelt H„r.„ Company, under freifuency, over the receni de<-i.-ion of j whose auspi«es th-^ celebration will be the Public'service Commit:.'-!..;! dis-j .elven. siute.s that the o<'fapion will be
one lo'ii^ to be reiiieiiibered.
In addition to lh« military parade,
the li!>'iiien and various civic orcaniza-
'""¦^'iUon.« of the vllla;ie and viciniiy will
Harry Wright, of .New York City, son of the late Robert J. Wright wil! spend' the summer month.') with his sister Mrs. .Northrup. of Oceanside.
nue, RockviUe Centre aftor .spending; the winter in Staten Island aa ths gue.st of her daughter .Mrs. A. Lunn.
^ Mrs. C. Henry Platt, 29 Iloosevelt j I>lace, Kreeport, in rompany with .Mrs. ( Harvey Grover, .Mrs. Charles Rkhier
land _^3[.H William Moiiison all of
Mildred Granger Abranu^, of Brook-j ^'¦"f>'f'>n. motored to Stamford, Conn., lyn, is a guest at Keicham Lodge, | on Wedne.'*day, returning In tlie even- Rockville Centre. '"«•
Mrs. Eugene P. Hawkins of Wind.sor I ^"s-'' Mildred E. Seaman, of 7s Ray- avenue, Rockville Centre, is slowly re-1 "'*'" street, Freeport, is spending a covering from a serious illness. fortnigth vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Gideon Seaman
I at Farmingdale
Mrs. M. Golder and her dau^-litiT .Miss Adele (Jolder. both of Amster¬ dam, N. Y'., have been spending sev¬ eral weeks at the home of Mrs. J. K. EldrldRe on VWst .Merrirk Road, Free- port
Miss Dorothy De Lano, of South Park avenue, Rockville Centre, started yesterday for South Orange, N. ./., wh'-re she will syend several weeks,
Mrs. George Schifl'macher, of iiasl Itockaway is reported to he seriously Ul at hor home.
Harry Jtose, of (Irani avenue. East Rockaway has left on a busine,'--s trip to Buffalo.
Mrs. Joseph Mount, of avenue, Rockville Centre, frlenda In Freeport.
Rockaway
Is visiting
May Mott Holmes, of Lake View- avenue. Rockviiie Centre,, is under treatment at the Mercy Hospital Hempstead, suffering from neuiitis.
SHOe SHINING PARLOR
and Ksnovatcs
Hals Cleaned
Cigntz, Cig:arettes
/ A. CHARKALIS
44 S. Mala St. FREEPORT
HEMPSTEAD PHOTO STUDIO
HEMPSTEAD, L. I.
PORTRATT AND GROUP "PHOTOGRAPHERS
Flashlight and Outdoor Work APPOINTMENTS MADE BY MAIL
Alex. Laukowski
MANAGER
The Rev. E. B. Richmond and fa.m- ily have moved from the Baptist Church parsonage, .North Centre ave¬ nue, Rockville Centre, to the .Ahranis cottage, on Park i^lace.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richmond whr formerly resided with Mr. Richmond's parenta on .North Centre avenue, Rock¬ vUle Cenire, areTlving in Nas.sau ave¬ nue the sairie village,
Walter Davison, of Park av.mue, Rockville Centre, Is being treated for a "nervous breakdown" in a private sanitarium at Corona,
isjunjupaj JO 'sJtojH n tucini.w O) po -feBaj uaaq suq '.<B.tti,>iooH isi.';,i 'aIlU.),^B Diiuufiv JO pBrfjsatuott UBAifins oi|j,
-Mrs. Frank P. Bayli.s of the .Merrick road, Rockville Cetitre, returned hoiTie on yesterday after spending a week in New Havi-ii, Conn.
.Miss l-'lorence Da\lK, daughter of Roswell I'. Davis of Rose street. Free- port, has been appointed a librarian in fhe Pulitzer School of Jourijuli.siii.
Frank Abrams of Rockaway'a\ enue. itockville Centre, has been made a.s- sistanl manaMer of the Ea,2;le Oil Works, Cleremont, Jersey City, one of the largest lubricating oil plant.s in the country. It is owned by the Stan¬ dard Oil Company. .Mr. Abrams is a graduate of the South Side Hi^h School aud from the Syracuse Pni- versity cla.':.s of 1012.
•Mrs. Daniel DeMott of Ilempslead avenue RockviUe Centre wcill entertain the Ladies Aid Socieiy of the SI, Mark's Churcl> on Thursday afternoon.
freeport's Most Up todate Drug Store
missing tlie application of Harvey George, for a reduction in fatf.-. The admission tliat Fr<^epori which i
lically the same di^^lance'froiii either li^^^. j^,,.,.^ ,„ j,,^ demonstration. An of the nreai lerminaly ut Flatbush ave- r laborate program will be carried out. nue and Thirty-fourth stireel, Manhat- Speakers of note wUI talk upon pain- tan, is di.^crn»inalei against iu tlie rate '"''^ topics.
. . , . The firemen under Harry Tbon.p-
tor round iriii fares, it is clahned. is nu . , , ., ,,
.-on. foreman of the Ho.-e company, a.-e
injustice. already at work ccmiileiinti arrange-
In Geor^je's application foi a ledui-i meiits for fh»- ocianon.
lioii he asked that the fare be made lo ; .
eomtily wifli that of Wreck Lead
wliich is slightly further from either
of the teiuiinals. The round lii)i rate
lo Freepori is $1.11 while ii cost.- but
a dollar liom Wreck el>ad lo liit- city
and return, (teorg?, who acted for the
merchants ot Freeiiort, is rei)resented
by tlie lay;'6ri,'i ot Edwards A: Lev,\. "Tiifi* apt'TT^ion does not appear to be
(•qitltable "or judicial," he .said teci-nilj.
"The Coliimisiioii admit.'-, that I'ree-
[lort is dlscriminaled a.ni'jriiit Inn ot-.
fcrs uo relit/f, bec.'iu.<e of tiie pos.sible
inconvenience the revision of rales
rnist^f make "'p railroad lompany
No Gum.in Police Time Clock In the <-orner of the vilhi.ye <I( ik .- olfico, Rockville Centre, there v. a lime clock v,hi(h Il.e iii(-iiil).-..s ol th.. police department hie reti'iired to si.;.i wben they rei>orl lot dm.'. On Wed nesday a .'¦•i.x-year old cliUd accMin- p;^-l"d by 'lis ii.olli.T said: •¦0..i, n: ; .ma. w.l. i|,e i!,a..i Ibe macbine i.s out of order. 1 put a petiiiv in the slot, 'i'tie bell r.an.u bu; llii- cbcv, in^
,S"!." didr'l C,)!Me cut."
FRED'K H. PLUMP ARCADE PHARMACY
Al itie Dipol
PHONES. FRERPOKr CSi* 118
FREEPORT NEW YORK
CITY PRICES
This Handsome Pony Outfit
Pony, Carriagfe & Harness
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FREE
Great Dunlap Pony Contest
bfj^nn .May LS, ^loso Septfinhor I.S, IQ) j
now ro t.F.T \oiL.s
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^¦otes on I
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al Chubbuck's Diuk
vote for every cent.
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Store one
The cliilil
NEW PASTOR AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH i new pastor at shiloh church
Car
The Palace of Sweets
Pure, delicious Ice Cream,
Chocolates and Bon Bons
The rendezvous for pleasure
Seekers and Guests
The Knickerbocker
27 Park Ave., Rockville Centre
NASSAU Ladies' TaSor & 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, Sanitary Cleaning, Press ing and Dyeing
M. ROSENBLUM, Prop.
Telephone. 708 W
QnaGty is a Good Salesman Price is a Better One
Sdhder Employs Both Jadicionsly
HENRY C SCHLUTER
Ik Quiil; Gnccf"
T«i«phon« UB PROMPT DELIVKRY
URRICK ROAD FREEPORT, L I.
Rev. Scott Will Succeed Re rington on June 1
The Uev. Re^naul Herber .Scott, a graduate of Trinity College at Hart¬ ford, Conn., and until recently curate at Chrl.st Church, Bedford avenue, Urooklyn, under the Rev. \V. S. Chase Cannon, will become the rector of the Church of the Transfiguration. Free- port on June 1, according to an an¬ nouncement made at the churcli ye.s- terday. The Rev. Scott accepted the call following a recent reception here at which he wa.s the guest of honor. The new rector succeeds the Rev. A. VV. K. Carrington, who accepted a call in February to Church of the In¬ carnation, Cate.s avenue, Brooklyn, where he had been curate for a num¬ ber of years, leaving the church with¬ out a preacher. Pending the action of the congregation the pulpit wa:-' fllled by clergymen assigned by (he Bishop. The Rev. .Scott preached in Freeport during the past month. Thr reception took place on Tuesday and the Rev. Scott "saw" Freeport. The call followed.
According to tho vestrymen of the Church of the Transfiguration, the Rev. Scott will preach his first ser¬ mon in Freeport on Sunday, June 7. It is expected that he will take up his residence here this woek. He is a man of titrikiiig aiipearance, re.-em- bling the Rev. Carrington lu uia::y le- Kpecta. He is about thirty years old.
Rockville Centre's Colored Congrega tlon to Welcome Rev. Harrell On Wednesday evening. May 27. the Hev. I. 1'. Harrell, will be in.-^talled as pasior of the Shiloli Baptist Church. Rockville Cenrie. The reremoiiic.'^ vvill comence at eight p. ni. Several lumbers of the liaptist Ministers' Con- ierence, of (Greater New Vork will be pre.sent. The sermon will be prach- (>d by lir. J. I). Cummins, of the Tim¬ othy Baiil.i.^t Church, New Vork fMty. A baptismal service will be held on Sunday, June 7, at three o'clock in the aflernoon at White's dock, Kasl Rockaway. The iiasLor Ttevi. 1. B. Iiai- rell. will have cliarge of the exercises and th'p preaching will be by tlie |{ev. James A. Carrice, of North Carolina. Several will be submerged.
FREEPORT'S DIRECTORY
The most cou,plete work of iis kind cer pulili.shed anyvvlicre
CLASSIFIED-AUTHENTIC
Complete directory ol residents; (i-taiied alplialietical directory o! l.'isiriessincn; verilied street (iirettory, latest Freeport map.
INVALUABLE REFERENCE
• Cyclupcilia and liand book of facts rclLiliiij' to government, officials, j)opu!atioii, schools, taxation, etc.in condensed form.
PKICE OUTSIDE OF FREEPORT $2.50
Ordc: Direct
DAVID B. TODD
Automobile and Carriajfe .Rcj-niriirf!: and Paintin>r
(ARRIACiES tind WAtiONS MAlJt TO ORDtK
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The Be.st and Lowe.sf Prit€.s
SHOP
87 Henry Street HLMP:TLAD
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Post little want "ads" got while the getting's good
the goods Tel. 61
Two cents a word for first insertion, minimum ten words, one cent a word for suc';essive insertion"?
Freeport.
haviii(L,' the gieatest luiuibcr of votes to its credit on Sept. l."lh. 1911. wins the Pony Outiit. in case of a lie |:!00 in .uold vvill I,. ilivided b«-tvvfell cliildie.'i ivm- ."¦.(Ml f'xtra \oi.-s wiii |i. i.nrn Willi v:\.y\\ iri.'.<( : ju! Kill Illicit .1' Iliis store
Watch lot s|.eri;il ,-i;iii ,- cn h Tbur.'^dav when e\iia vole- will be uiv I'll on ctrlain an ic|,'^
Willi every lo the .Nas
led b.v $2.r, will be -^'W
\ eiuiy subscript ion 111 I'ost, accompan , ;;,00il I'ony Votes 11 and you can buy
as many a.-i you desiit- The best way to get votes is lo si>- <ure subsci iplions lo The .\as sau I'os-I .-IS tile M-hedule ol Vli.cs is .-o Ililih ..:e.;lol lo!
.<uli.-rri|iij(ir..-^ than an.v iliiii^; el>e \ ou vvill be sm pi used hove e,!.-.v ill s lo ;-et sllbsi I ipiious lo Tile Nas; nil I'ost il .vou tr.v. Contest Closes Septen t)er 15th 1914.
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VOLNCi'S Parlor
CONTli.ST
kc cream
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2 No nam '.'.. .Siaiuliny ol ¦ e'l: Wedriesda.v . .Ii:i.}-"jt I'.ll I.
I .Ml voles r,i, - be biou^lit in T ¦ Tie voles il! |i,iiK,l.t;e With Coll,
i"ii slip onl.v.
V'liies ate I r.i!'-ie! able onl.v b. : ('o"'eslai,l I ..v;-.'- lan-'e;.! nn;,! iiie i',,ii\ (lii;|:l ^. CoiMo'Jlaiils vvill nol be jierini ¦-loie or III il out ol I he b'lildiiiM
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Enter Your Child in tlii.s (irtat Contest at()nce-=lt c().sts Nothinj^:
Chubbuck's Drug^ Store
lelephone 5 Treeport "^ ri^HTPOkl
Long Island Directory Co.
22-24 S. GROVE ST., FREEPORT, L. I
Wanted: lo purchase a small chicken house at reasonable price al' .'noiiIi drove .Street.
For Sale; \2 lui/.r tviiinim; i"iri Let; horn hens and one cod,', i ¦! J'rice, Jl'.GO eai'h. liiuuiie 1.. ,N.! • m I'ost, I'l eeport.
75 S. C. White Leghorns: iiiH strain, $1 e;icii; bi Ilock fiu cenis; is a bargaii Poultry Vard, Ceiiteiinial Ave.. veil: Till iKjiise iroiii .Vlaiii sin
leavy lay- he whole .Nackens
e.. lioose
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FATHER O'TOOLE COMING TO FREEPORT
Will Succeed Father Boyle Who Goes To Hempstead Church
With the announcement of the transfer of Father Robert E. Boyle, | acting rector of the Church of Ourj Holy Redeemer, Freeport, to the Church of Our Lady of Loretto at Hempstead, it became known today that Father John L. O'Toole, rector of the Church of St. Leo, at Corona, has been appointed by Bishop McDonnell as permanent rector of the Freeport diocese. The changes will probably lake place within the month.
Father Boyle will succeed the Rev. William O'Hara, D. I)., who has been connected with ihi Hempstead for a uumber of years, and the latter In turn will go to St. Bartholonieu's Church at Elmhurst. Fatlisr Boyle came to Freeport from St. Augustine's Church, Brooklyn, where he served as assistant rector for several years.
The Rev. O'Toole, who will come to Freeport, was educated at St. John's College, Brooklyn, and in Rome. He was formerly conected with St. Charles and St. Vincent de Paul churches. He ts well known on Long Island aod in Brooklyn.
For Sale: Jtoll lop oak desk, suitable 1 for eiiher house or officf; use. In j good order, Hamain price, .vddross. ! Desk, care Nassau I'ost, l-iii;poii.
j For Sale:..Toy (oniieau Cadllac car I in excelleni <-onailion: jm-,i I hot I . ou;;lily overbauied throuKlU'Ut. $I5H ¦ .\ddreHS \S'anla^h (jaraKc, or phor. ' ¦j:'.J. Wantagh.
For Sale Cheap: A lar^e. «cll con .-^trucied, attractive dog house, cost¬ ing %%n. Inquire .M. L S , Ifi Lena Ave., t'lifcpoil
THE CLAMOUR OF SPRING IS INSISTENT
Take up your (j!d C.irpcl-. -H.ive tluin in.iJt' Cli-.iiicd, Dyed or m.idi: intvj
BEAUTIFUL RBVBRSABLH FLUFF RUGS
Practic.t! .tnd Decor.ilivc ShiM) FOR CIKLtM..A|< CALL i)\< I'lIONH hACIOKY
Long Island Rug Works
Olive Boulcv.ird T.'.(h.,ne sio w FREEPORT
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For Rent: furni.''hed bons iuid bath. $L'U per month iuh Southside Avenui;.
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six rooms ! tu
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East Ftockaway, Long Isla'-d
For Sale- liroadway n<:ar Co'i.'inbu.s AveiuH" on south side of slr>, t. i\n\ iin. about Lvsf) hundred tei;' from iiev. .schol lo be buill; price, J.1.000. F. SI. John Hhiik. Kast Rockfvvay.
Imported and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS
FRUITS CANDY
VEGETABLES CIGARS
J. (sola
22 South M«lu St Freeport, L. 1.
Toi fi9,W Freeport
Bia! Hoa.se and Biiilding Plots For Sale
Gn Rearinable Term:; A FEW DOCKING SPACES TO IXI
NEW BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES
In all Sec:io!is of Freeport 4 Rooms Upwards Modern Improvements
Mn jTrmall co^^^^^^
Office, No. 6 Bro;.klyn Avenue FREEPORT, L. I.
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We Supply Family Trade i
Call, write or telepiione, A Delivery Every Day
PFLUQ «& ACKLEY
33 GREENWICH ST., HEMPSTEAD, L. I-
TELEPHONE 91
THE CONTRAST
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CHARLES E. FINK
102-104 Fulton St. New York City
Residence, Rockville Centre
