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ROOSEVET
Mia* Roae Alberj. of Manhattan, •pent tbe week end with Mr. and MrH. AllMra, of Brookaide Avenue.
Mrs, J. StaDbrAigb, of Hrooklyn, and daughter. Hpent the week end ¦with .Mr. and .Mm. H. Albers. of Hrook- flide Avenue.
Mr. Albert Seldl-r, of Woodcllff i^ke, N. J., haa been RpendiuK a few <lays at the home of his dauKhtcr, Mra. J. Schlegel, of nruokaide Ave-
On Sunday afternoon the Roo.sevelt Athletic Baae Ball Team vlHlted the Seaford Ba«e Ball Team, accompa¬ nied by a large number of rooters, and were defeated by the locals to the score of 14 to t. The Roosevelt Team, lacked support, and were not able to score many hits on the op- poneni'B pitcher. Mr. K. Smitli Btarred for Roosevelt, making sev¬ eral hits and brilllint stabs In the fleld.
—,<g^ T^T^T^^^^T^ rr^ * The Largest Incoiporated Village on Long Island—Freeport
H J^l^ Jh IJf^l 1^ I gg^gg^Otcupies Prominent Position Among Villages of the Ejnpire State.*'—
Secretary of State FRANCIS M. HUGO.
But Ha OfM la Parfaet.
"A perfect wife never nags." aaya • writer In an exchange. ThaFa And a perfect husband never gl^ caiuM for nagging.—BaItimor« Ctar.
PERSONAI^MENTION|l?IHJ) p^y Qp jflj
J. .luylai Eiiiaon, secretary to Con-I f APII UIPO OPIIAAf
T;r:rL^^n!J^v H"'^^i/?r^ LUIAL lllbll dlHUUL
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ed home for a week, but was forced to leave again because of his mani fold duties at Washington.
Supervisor Hiratn R. Smith has been in Boston for several days, but is expected back in the near future.
Ixi'iti: Posner, the agent for the Cnited ("Igar Stores (.'ompany, enter¬ tained fourteen guests at his home over the week end. Mra. Posner was a pretty hostess.
William O. Miller Is erecting a one- atory garage for Kdwaid C. Rise on the Cillve Boulevard.
Services of the .loo^evelt Kpiscopal Church next Sunday are as follows: Sunday School from f 4.'» to lO.Gu; (?hiirch from 10.50 to 12.30, with ser-1 boy. The little fellow is eleven and
.Ml'.i'hel I. Klein, the well known manufacturer of .North .Main Street, was gladdened on .Monday last when his wif( presented him with a fine baby
mon by Rev. a. Smith. .Mid-week ser vice every Wednesday evening at 8 p. ro. All are cordlnll.v Invited.
The celebration of the Holy Com¬ munion at the .St. P'tul's ("hurch next Sunday at 7..'i0, Archdeacon Duffleld beinK celebrant, nnd the Rite of Con¬ formation will alao >ie adinlnlhiered.
Mrs. William Heineman and son, of Clinton Avenue, will be confirmed at the St. Paul's I';pi8C'7pal .Mission on Sunday.
Mr. Fred Peter.s<'n, who has been in very actice service in the National (Juard, received ,iii Honorary release, and will take up b's duties in the Boy.s Brigade,
Mr. J. lier^en was a eonteslaiit In the I'reepofi High Scliool track meet, and carried off .-.eviral events.
Services of the .\i. i;, Chureh next
a hal: pounds. .Mrs. Klein and baby are 'loing well.
OBITUARY
Sad, indeed, was tbe sudden death of -Mrs. Phoebe Tryon, wife of Rob¬ ert 'I lyon, which occurred Tuesday evening. .Mrs. Tryon had attended Ihe meeting of the fJaughters of I.,lb- erty in .Mechanics' Hall and was walk¬ ing firiwn stairs when she was seized with a fit of dizziness.. Several of her friends caught her, and had her taken home in a taxlcab. She died shortly after from aiioplexy. She is survived by "iree .=.ons, besides lier husband. Thev are F'rank, Albert and Richard. The funeral will he held this after¬ noon.
Jo.ieph K. ('arinicliael, used 43. prin. ijial of the Oceanside High ScIhvoI, died suddenly at his home at 2'.i Academy .Street, some time late
Sunday as follows- Regular P'each-j Ij.^,;^^, . ^j^,;, „,, Wednesday niorn¬ ing at 1II...0. with sei.Mon hy pastor, ¦ i„^_ j,^ ,,.^,, attended a nueting al
Rm'. D. ('. Coors, including talk to
I the Oi'eunside I^resbyterian Church
children: Sunday School al 2.;50 P. ni. . , , ^^.^^ .^^^^.^ ,,,. jj,,. ,„„,
I'^pworih League at 7 p. ni. I':veniiig services nt 7.30 p. iii. Heriuon by the -pastor.
The second annual ficM day of the Freepori High School, held on the Olive Boulevard yesterday afternoon, was won by the senior class, whieh nosed out the freshmen by 34 to 31 points. The sophoiiiores were third with 15, and the juniors finished a poor last with 7. Willia Johnson wa» the individual star, winning with 15 points, and gaining iKisseslon of the Individual trophy u silver cup- awarded by .Mrs. (Ann Caldwell) O'Dea. the playv liglt, who lives in Rockville Centre, and whose son was a competitor.
The summary ua.s:
50 yard dash, won by W. Johnson, .senior; liccoiid. Ihomas Spence, freshman; thnn I*. Reach, sopho¬ more. Time, & '2-i> H'cunds.
Running broad jump, won by W, Johnfion, senio: ; s'-i ond, J. P.-rgen, .sophomore; third. ('. .\lllbau:,. ,. esh- iiiau. Distance I'l I'l et 7 inches.
100 yard dash, won by W. Jo.ii,.ion; second, Spence; ihirtl. Reach. Time, 11 1-5 seconds.
Running high jump, won by W. Rollo. seniior; second, C.. Milhank: third, H, Swezey, -,ophomore. Dis¬ tance, 4 feet 11 inches,
I'-'O yard dash, won by Bergen; sec¬ ond, A. Lynch, freshman; third, F. i'luiiip, junior. Time. 25 1-5 seconds.
12 iioiind shot put. won by Rollo; second, lJeri;en: third, 1. .Schwab, sen¬ ior. Distance, 34 fee:.
Ill' yard dash, von by LyiU'li, frishnian: second. Plump; third, I', Sniith, senior. Time. 1 minute a -1-5 seconds.
(Jiie-half mile run, won by ('. I{yan, freshiuan; hccond. T. Pel roue, junior: th'rd, Rollo. Tinie. 2 minutes ;!3 1-5 seconds.
Pole vault, won hy ('. Milhank; .nee- on-l. Hollo. Distance. 7 feet 5 irtoiies.
Inter-class relay (one-half niii^'l. won by freshmen (O'Dea. Maxon, Lynch, Spence); second, seniors (Ru- hensieiu, Schwab, Johnson, Sniith):
Johnson, F^dgar G., 76 S. Grove St. j Johnson. HJlbert N., 68 W. Seaman At Kel.-iey, Henry F. B., 87 3. I.x)ng Ben Kei nf dy. Harry P., 48 N. Bergen Pl. I Kir; Ligarb, William N.. 33 Onslow PI. I Kin,;, Hamilton G., 263 Smith St. Know'es, Frederick S., l!t Miller Ave. -McChesney. George G.. 119 N. Ix>ng B. -Mahee. I.,tH)nard S., l'»2 .\. Long Bch. .Mahnken, Clifford K.. «;5 Lena Ave. .Marlow, Averell L., 4!i .\. Ocean Ave. .Maxson, Henry L., 31G S. Long Bch. -Milhank. .Montgomery .\., 130 I^ena Moon, Ward ('., 48 Porterfleld Pl. Nutt, Roberi W., 45 Church St. Olson, SIgfred .\., 33 W. Seaman Ave. Pearsall. Roy D., Wh;iley St. Pettit, William C. 44 .\. Grove St. Piatt, Clarence -V , 'i'.t Roosevelt Pl. Rhame, John F.. 7f* .s. Grove St Rieger .Walter i>., 32 Klliott Pi. Schmidt, John W., 24!) W. Randall Scott, Rev. Reginald. 16.5 Pine St. Seaman, William O.. '-o!' Pine Si Smith, Alvin G., 17 S. Ocean Ave. Smilh, Harold W., .S6 S. (inAe Sl. Smith. S. Dimon, 24 Lena Ave. Starr, Henry S., 359 Pine St, Starr, Howard F., 24 Russell Pl. Summers, Willis .M.. 275 Randall .Ave. Sumner, John N., 36 Porterfleld Pl. .Siitlierland. David, 67 .\, Bergen Pl, Sweezy, Sidney H., 47 .\. Long Beach Thorns, Charles .M., Jr.. 266 .\rcher St. Schley, Herbert C, 73 Roosevelt PI, Smith, Melville R., !)8 S. Bergen Pl. Truswell, James J., .Neserole Ave, Tucker. Lester W., 2!iii Archer St, Verbnek, lx)iiis, 333 W. .Merrick Rd. Warner, Benton. H2 Elliot Pl. Wetmorii,. Frank J.. 3u5 S. Ix)ng B«U», Wilson, Harold C, 138 Church St. Weyant, Charles, 350 South Side .-^ve, Winship, NV'illiam .N,, 38 Sbonnard Av. WolIT, William .\.. 25 Roosevelt PI. Yor.alt,'James R., 2.58 Whaley St. Johnston, Frank S., !t7 Lexington Ave.
BROKERS WOULD CLOSE ON SUNDAY
Cariniehael walked to
the Lev. \V o'cloc i\. .\li
his Iinnie.
' Ho boarded wilh Charles Davison.
Miss R. Che, of Fnllon Street, en-I a, o, - Academy Street home. It was
tertalned the Yoiiik Peoples Social: his usual custom to awaken al flve
Club of the St, Paul's Kpiscopal .Mis-; „',.|n..k ,.^(1) morning for a daily walk.
third, sophomores (C Stewart, Fel- II. Stephens, at eleven j leiisteiii, Swic/.ey. Berjjenl, Time,
sion, at her home lasl Friday even iii^,. After a short bu.'-'iness nueting concerning the coming dance, the rest of tlie evening was devoted to danc¬ ing, singing and pluyins various games.
Those presenl were .Mr. and .Mrs. F. IJWe, .Mrs. C. Kdwards. .Mrs. Stretch, Elsl.'' Han.son, Milk Hansen, Klsie ('lark. Gertrude McClellan, Isabelle Stretch and Elsie Kgner; William
When he had nol arrived downstairs at seven o'clock, .Mr, Davison went to awaken him, bin found bim lifeless. It is/iaid Ihat apoplexy was the cause of dei-th.
.Mr. Cariniehael was a giant in size and was robust in appearance. He came to Oceanside four years ago with his wife, but she died shortly af¬ ter ii'oving here. Before that he had
tauglir school at Pelham .Manor. His Browne. John .Schlegel, John Bergen, p.i,.,,,,;^^ m,- and' Mrs. John Car- John Clark, Frank Holten, William miebnel, live in Booneville, New
Gllleaple, Mortimer Jones and Peter Beck.
Tbe next meeting of the club will tie held nt the home of .Miss Gertrude McClellan.
School >'ole»
Dur school will laiie part lo-nior row in the athletic meel at .Mineola, I will ,.c held tins afternoon at Boone
York. He was a graduate of Hainillon College, and bad been a pediigcgue for twenty years. He was rega.'iied in liiRli favor in educational cirel- 'i in .Nassau Couiily, and his ad¬ vice v.as always soyghl by the dis¬ trict superintendent.
Th'." funeral of. the late principal
iiolL in the Ibu; drill :iiid races.
ville.
Miss Florence SfiK-.s has been ab¬ sent the past week heelilise (if illness.
Miss Marjorie <!r'jig is spending ihe week end in Fultoiu ilie, N. Y,
The utteiidance bnntier for ihe week ending .May 18 uoes In .Miss I'lais's ihirJ grade.
UNCLAIMED LEHERS.
Supt. W. C. .Mepl.iim was at tbe school on Wedntsday.
In the aeeiiracy fcsl on I'riday we have the rollowiiii; lun per cents: Seventh grade, Ann.i .Montress- third ' grade, Cornelia Ryf, Paul C.riffln, George Reading. '
A p.-itrlotie lecture will he given in (ht aiidiloriiiiii of the new school on Thursday evening. May 31st, at eiirht O'Mocl.. All eordlaPv invited
The fourteenth HUiitiiil nii^'ting ofi the Women's Guild of ihe Sl. Paul's j Mission, held on May 17. at the Guild rooui. was a most enjoyable event,
(111 account of the l-irge number of pupils It will be necessary to have the closing exercises two different eve¬ nings, the first flve grades one night and the 6th, 7th and gradiiiton on another. School will c'ose on June 22d.
and It delightful luncheon was served at 2.30. after which the report of the year's work was read b) the secretary and tieasurer, proving the past year was a most successful one, and the efforts of the members was highly oomuu-nded by the Archdeacon Duf¬ fleld. The offlcers elected for 1!)17 were Mrs. Tabb, presid»nt; Mrs. Bin¬ ner. vke-presideni; Mrs. Bates, secre¬ tary; Mr.^. W. Heineman, trensurer. ThOiSe attended the men ing were the Rev. and Mrs. Roy T.irrell Diiffleld, Mr. and Mra. Monroe, Mrs. F. Dixon, Mrs. Kngland. Mrs. 1 Searby. Mrs. 1' fMwards, Sr. Guests and the mem¬ bers were Mrs. Waller Lockwood, Mrs. C. Binner, Mrs. C. Morsran, Mrs. , C. Batt^s. Mrs. H. Hcinemau. .Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. W. Tabh. Mra. W. Helntman, Mrs. Matheron. Mrs. Stuart
The big patriotic entertainment whicii was held at Mie Hoval TheatrJ* <m May 18th was especially well at¬ tended. Foiir big vaudeville nct.A and aeven reels of pictures, including Sa¬ rah Bernhart In the "Mother of Frrnce." were the center of n1'''!»ction. The proceeds of thIc affair will be a gift from the town of Roosevelt to the Hempstead Red Cross Chapter. Mr<». Conolly, of Washington Avenue, and h^r aides deserve great apprecia¬ tion from, the people of RooBevelt for Uelping make this show such a great aucceaa.
I'all. .Mr. Charles
.lohns, .Mr., Koosevell l'l
Jewell, .Mrs. .\l, .M.
.loliHson, Frederick .M.
Kieiins. .Mrs. Frank
.Manhattan Cauiiiu'.; Co.
I'rall. Albert L.
Sullivan, .Mr. R. 1'.
Tibl-all, 11. A.
Allen, Horace (1.
Barnes, .Mrs. .\1.
Barns, .Mrs.
Busch, William 11.
liellmore, K. W.
(.'heshire, C. i'.
Connolly. .Mrs. Frank
Collins, .Mr. F. H,
Chipinan, .Mrs. Waller I-'., .Sr.
Cun is, .Mrs. T. R.
Demore, .Miss -Viiiia
Edwards, .Mr. .M^inel
Hardney, F.
Homan, Fred c
Goltgetrew, W. B.
Knowlton, Dorothy
.McAidle, .Mrs. Frances
.Morton, -Miss F.
.McCord, .Mrs.
.Massiue, Frank
Moran, .Mrs. .M. Dediiniie
Pratt, -Mrs. A. L. ^^
Ray, Mr. Ed ^
Richardson, .Mr. John (2)
Taylor, Wiutiirop V.
Williains. Miss Gertrude
I.K.Vta K (ONVK.NTIO.N
Foui hundred delegates from the Brook'yn South Disirict of the Kp¬ worth League met in session at the Spring convention In the Freepori .M. I'), (^hiirch yesterday. The Kp- wor'h Leagues came on a special train. The day was replete in aetion of a luouK'ntoiis character, all In the i inlereft of the Leagues. The moru- I ing session was presided over by ,Mil- , ler i'. Tinibrell, president of the I League, who responded to the word j of Welcome given by the Rev. Saul O. I Curtice, pastor of the church.
The afternoon session was a busy one. The election of ollicers was the most Important feature of the session. The >:ev. 1. K. Honeywell, an assist¬ ant fr Billy Sunday, was ihe speaker of the afternoon, while in the even¬ ing lui Rev. Robert M, Moore, pastor of Sf. .Mark's Churcb. Brooklyn, was the "1 incipal speaker. The delegates enjoyed luUch on the lawn of the chin<-h.
Pneiimatle. "Nothing yellow about me." said otir mutual friend, the pure air. "I do some of mjr best work under extreme preasure."
2 minutes, 3 seconds.
In conneelion wilh the meet, the girl.s of the school also took pari. Thcfs' were Kiity coached by .Miss Helen Wicks. The sumniary•
Runnintr broad jump, won by Ruth I'laee; second, Phylis Lucas; third, K. Schliiter. Dislanee. 12 feet I» inches.
Running high jump, won hy Cliloe Herring: second. Frances Hai^hl- third. Hiden Hollo. Distance, :! feel 11 inches.
Hiiidle race, won hy Ruth Place; second, L. Fin.trer. Time. 7 seconds.
Flag relay, running fifty feet and replacing three tlafrs, won by seniors (•(', (Ubson, -M. Jackson. A. John¬ son. M. .Magee): .second, freshmen (.M. Baker, D. (ioiild, .\'. Livingston, .M. Patrick); third, sophomores (G. .McClellan, R. Randall, K. Teeple, K. Wi'iKht).
l!it'>i' class ri'lay. won by fresh¬ men (II. Kreinelbei'i!;. fl. .Mahee, H. Hollo. I. .Stretch); second, seniorr (K. Brayton, M. Dedek, M. Jack.son. .M. Mtgee); third, juniors (K. Finch. H. Hanibler. M. Reasi, ('. Smith).
At the close of ihe meet Iwenl" uirls gave a folk dance exhibition iiii- ilei' the direction of Miss Wicks.
The offlclal.'^ were. M. IS. Arthur, honoiarv referee; H, C. Anderson, tie Rev. H. R. Scolt, field judges; W. C. Moon. Ihe Rev. A. C. Karkau. K. ,1. I'roteiis, track judges; S. V. Ciibson. JaiiK's .1. -Nolan. liniers; H. R. Kni.nlu. starter- Frederick llen(r<'rs(ui, .I'l- nouncr'r: II. H. Tiickir, ofTicial score- keeper: .Wis.-; Helen Wii ks. coach foi .trills.
FREEPORT HOME DEFENSE LEAGUE
To close or not to close tnat i.s the uuestion. If we close we lose the vi.sitois to the village that those who do l.oi close gel. If we don't ( lose we lo;e the good will of ihose who 'ielie\e in Sunday ob.-^ervance irom business, and the thili:.:.'^ that can be :|()iu on Ihe six days of the week, Tlieri' is the rub, •
Tne real estate brokers of Freeport arc rinided against themselves on Ihis licklinf: question. Man% of the brok¬ er.'-' I a.e voted for Sunday closing, | piust also ;>iid .have placed cjirds in tlieir win¬ dows announcing that they are closed on £iiiidays.
''KiMc," say the opponents, "but ''on I forget that you have also In- stallii; a clause in your a.ureenieiit wher' by you meet persons by ap¬ point i.unt on Sundays." There bangs :i tail'.
V, hen several of the real estate men '-^laiiefi out 10 get the si>;nanire of all ;lie operators who favor Sunday ;.'losing, Ihey nut a sna^;, . A few, < .-itieeijilly Ihose who maintain offlc's only In F'reeport, objected to Sunday closint. unless the clause siviiig pt'r- iMissioii lo make appoini ments for .'¦iiiiKla;-s be stricken out. This was ihoiuhi poor jiidgiHeiil and iinneces- y.Rvy I'.N III! originalnrs of the move-
are carrying out the plan to a dot. The others who flled objections arc just PS open In their dealings. They not only refus^to close on Sundays, but openly do business apd aiso make appointments. However, the plan haa met with the approval of the church people and Is taken as the right step forward. Following is the petition with those who have endorsed the plan:
"Real Kstate Brokers of Freeport. We. the undersigned, engaged in the real estate busines in Freeport, and bellevmg It to be the best interest of the village, hereby agree to close onr placea' of business on Sundays, and to keep the same closed except by special appointments with prospec¬ tive customers. It is further agreed to place a sign in each of our win¬ dows leading as follows: 'This Place Closed on Sundays.'
"Signed—Clarence A. Kdwards, Or-
II ai'o Sniith, James Hanse, Charles
.\lroie. K. R. Brindell, Stephen P,
Pen it. William P. Jones, Thomas Bur-
lelgl . William G, Miller, by Raymond
J. Miller, Treas."
The brokers have been maintaining open shop in this village for years, but with the exception of persons who have called oii .special appointments the visitors have been largely those who have come out for joy rides. This will ind in the future, as those who have signed, jtnd mo.Ht of them own aiitoivobiles, will show places to the persons who are out for business ; only. As these appointments will be ' genuine. It will also allow the real estate broker to spend the day with his family, a thing almost forgotten in tbe past, in summer.
FREEPORT^HURCHES
BAPTIST ( HI K( H I
Him. William Breckenridge, pastor. will pi each at both services on .Sun¬ day, 11 a. in. Subject: 'Renewinu Our t-i)iritual Strength." 7.15 p. m., ! siibjei I "Fragrant .Memories." The | Fret prut Council of the Jr. O. V. A. ' .M. will attend in a body. .-Ml are in- I vijed lo this service.
Sunday School metis at !).45 a. tn. ' .Mid wiik senice on Thursday ai >( p. III.
Don't Let the Moths Destroy Your Winter Clothes
•f tor
MOTH-PROOF CHESTS Lil''
Arlhor WUIehonse. 91 S. Mata SIreel. FreeHrt
¦aidwaM, Palata, Tankkaa, Storaa aai Bayaln
New Bridge Inn
ANTON JUNG. Prop. 'Phone 15 "Wantagh
Newbridge Road and Jerusalem Avenue smithville; south, l. i.
Specialty:
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EX.iM IOI{ (I.KRh. .MSS.\I (0.
Under the Civil Service Rules an open eoiiiiieiiti\e examination for the above position will be held al .Vlin¬ eola on June 23, open to both men and women. Candidates must be' al least eighieen years of ane. They
nn nl.
Tlie objectors refused to sign, so llie oi'iginators stood pat. They plac¬ ed sLuns in their own windows, and
be citizens of the I'nited
Slates, and imist have been residents
of Nassau Couniy for at leasl three
months inimediately precedinj; tho
date of examination.
I Subjects of examination and rela-
I live weights:
Spelling, 1
Arithmetic 1
I Peiimauship « I
! Copying from plain cor»y i
Lei tei'w I'll ing 1
Persons desiiiii.u to enter tliis ex¬ aniinatioii should notify the State Ci¬ vil Senile Conimission al once, and secure and hie ihe projier applica¬ lion form at the earliest practicable dale. .Applications must be flled with the State Civil Serviie Cniuiiiission not Iji.ier ihiiii June L!, 1!)17,
.\ vacancy exists in the Nassau County ("ontroller's ofHce, salary lluo a month. For api)l;;al:on form, au¬ di ess .State Civil St-rviee Coniniis- ^inii. .\!le.'iy. V. Y.
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The following is a correcled list to i date of Ihose who have been duly ap- ] proved as menibers of the First Coni- I paii> of the Freeport Cnit of the I Sheriff's Reserve of .\assaii County: I .•Miruiiis, Clarence S., 15u Church St. I Ackerman, Raymond P., Bergen PI. 'Alcorn. Franklin P., 171 1-ena Ave.
Anderson. Roberl C... i'lu S, Grove Sl, i Audei'.son, Leo H. .M.. West Side Ave.
Asch, B. M.. 2b>i Archer Sl. ¦ Baeou, Herhert .\., 37 Kast Ave. Beebe, Harry W., 118 Wallace St.
Braron. Cornelius S , 73 Pearsall Ave. ' Bucken, Harold 1... Whaley St. I Bynuei. George C, ^85 Randall .-^vc. I Chase. Kdw aid K., 118 N. Ocean Ave. ' Clarke. John A„ 24-1 b, Bayview .\ve.
Cook, l';riwaid F., 230 S. Ocean Ave. Corby, Charles L., 1511 Whaley St.
Cornell, William F., 11 Graffln.u Pl.
Cook, Harold W.. ;i2 Whaley St.
Cross. Clan nee R., :1'>'S. Ocean .\ve.
Curtice, Rev, .Saul O.. 51 Pine St.
Davison. Alfred T., 11" Pine St.
Devlin, Frank. 21 Porterfleld Pl.
Dolan. Jno. J., 33 Rutland Rd.
Dow. D. I''rederick, 13 Hansom PI.
Dunbar, Forrest S., 23 Onslow PI.
Karle, Alhi'rt L., 172 iio.se St. , l-;aron. Robert .\., 340 South Side .\ve.
I'ldwards. Klvin .\.. Dean St. j Fawcett. John. 1311 Glenada Court. I I'inch. Willard S.. 115 N. Ocean Ave.
Flint, Clint6n M.. i:'.5 South Side .'Vve,
Frank, .Xithur, 152 .N. Long Beach Av
(latter, Irvin.s K.. Idl) Haynor St.
Gi.ssely, Herman C, Jr., 22!) Whaley.
Glaser Harry. XCt S. .Main St.
Gormiey. William K.. ii4 Randall Ave.
(iould. Rev. John S.. ii6 Church St. I Gunning. John D., 12'» S. Bayview Ave,
liall, Charles S., 17 Pearsall Ave. ! Halpin. .Maurice W.. Klliott PI.
Harrington. John .M.. 331 Pine St.
Han. I'harles M , ICn W. .Merrick Rd.
Herrl'ch, Walter P.. K. .Milton and Jay
Holland. Frank R., 312 Archer St.
Humphrey, Owen W„ 258 S. Ocean
Jackson, Kdgar, 243 Grand -Ave. I Joerissen. F'rederlck (... 47 N. Main
Johns, Frank, 5 Grafting Pl. Johnson. Albin N., 34 S. Grove St.
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A SPECIALIST ON
INSURANCE
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Opp. Deiiol, FREEPORT, N. V. New York Office, 47 West 34th Street
TELEPBONE, GREELEY 332i
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Over-work, worry and
the constant strain of a
business life are often
(a cause of much trouble.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
is highly recommended for all Nervous disor¬ ders. It is particularly invaluable to business women. Regulate your bowels by using
DR. MILES'
LIVER PILLS
IF FIRST •OTTLE. OR BOX, FAILS TO BENEFIT VOU, VOUR MOfJEY WILL BC REFUNDED.
NERVOUS 'ATTACKS.
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