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ISSUED ON FRIDAY.
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF NASSAU COUNTY
VOL. S. NO. 6. •
FREEPORT, N. Y. FRIDAr SEPTEMBER 7. 1917
GENERAL CIRCULATION
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
THE ROSLYN NEWS MACHINE GUN CO. iSOLDlERS TO VOTE WOMEN TO RAISE DRAFT ARMY QUOTA LIQUOR PUCES WAS DESIGNATED WANTS RECRUITS AT FALL ELEQION $12,000 FOR CAMP OF 290 MEN CO xMPi.ETE LOSE LICENSES AS OFFICIAL PAPER
North Side of County
Lines Up Against
Sputh Shore in
County Board
The Boarrl f)f Supervi.sors by a ma jority vote de.siKnated the; Hoslyrijwill Nt'ws, owned by William McCarthy, | This as the Hepuliiican official county new.spaper. The follov.injj article wa.s pfl[ite<i in the Hrooklyii KaKle on Saturday last.
"SupcrviHor.s William Fl. Seaman, of Oy.ster iJay, and (;orn(.'liu.s Hem- r.en, of North Hcnipstead, voted in 1 no favor of pivinj^ the designation to the | trolled Ho; lyn News. Supervisor lliram R. j wliii h Smith, chairman of the; board, voUh! for the Nassau I'ost, owneij liy James K. Stiles, of Kreeport.
'"I he Nassau I'ost has been the He- publican official orjran of the county for ine past two years, unci it was
confidently expected that the Post | dc f>r ccKiffs for basket ball, tennis would be named for another year. Inland hand ball; indoor runnintr track. f';;ct it v.as iirderxtood that the ae- 1 bowlinjr alleys, s\viinmin>jr pool and tion of the board in namin;; the Post j :.,),owcrs. Tiie co'iipMiiy ro.uii con- would have had the full support of i tains easy eliairs, tables, books and a
The Machine dun Co. of the loth Fnfanfty, .\ew York (itiard, lately or¬ ganized and mustered in the .New York Stat<' service, needs a few re- fTuiis .J ijiing the (lompanj up to full strtngth.
'I'bis <'Otni)nn\- is organized for the sole purriose of doing .State duty, I when failed upon, and its status is jdenlieal with that of the former Na¬ tional Ciiard. The term of enlist-1 ment is for'two years or the dura¬ tion of the war.
.Men who have ' dopend<'nts, or tho.-;e who huv«' been rejected by the Fiibral autlioijti's for iniru»r defects, le acceptable to this company, is your opportunity. If you can't go "Over There " you can form part of the State Guard and thereby not only .show your ])atriotism, but, wh.it coiint.s, iiiore, prove IJ.
The social side of the company,
while of secondary inipoitanee, is by
iinans nc:;lected. Tlii.s is con-
liv the Civic Organization,
insists of all mcmber.s of the
(onipaiiy. From ihia body the ath-
iitic. ."f)cial aiifi siiriilar committees
are ff>nned.
The iirmory, fu atcd at I'rospect .-iiKii. i lump.-! cad. I^ I., ha.-; a. fully erpiiiiped gymnasium, including in-
BIG TASK FOR HUGO
Books of Instruction
and Lists of Candi
dates Sent to Camps
the
Hepublican oiK^'iiizativn. especial- of the south sid(^ of the county, ontrcllcd by ,J, V'iliiur Doughty.
¦"The full st]-eiigth of the (lolitical forct!S of .North Elempsteail was ttirovn into the plan lo name the Ros- lyn News, and Supervisor Hi'msen's voie cl-nched the i;!i!m for the Hos- lyn paper. The Port Washingtuj) News, owned by William Hyde, was mentioned as a likely candidate for the Repu>)lican designation several weeks ago, but Mr. llyde withdrew, and did not pre.sj'iit any claim for the {li'siffnation.
"Just what will he the outcome of the little scrap, f)olitically, is hard to determine, but it is known that there is considerable feeling browing, es¬ pecially from tht- south side of the county. The Town of Hempstead, with its nuijority vote, is a power in the county political arena, but it re- n;ains to be seen whether the defeat of tho Post will be regarded as a party measure in the handing out of political preferences. The entrance of the Roslyn News into the field, ! whi!" no! expected, w:is not ri'ffarded seriously by the liepuldican organiza¬ tion working on the south side. The fact that the majority vote of the board was thrown over to its cause: creates a condition that will bo awaited v.'ifh interest.
"Mr. .Mct'arthy, the sui'cessful con¬ testant, has several f)a|>ers, namely the Nassau County Sun, the Roslyn News and the (Men Cove Kxaminer."
piano. The aitnoiy is open lo meni- I b( rs af all times. '
The only expens(> to niciiibershlp is ( the flues of the Civic Organization. 1 twiiily-live cenis a "ninth. .Ml nc( - I (*--:ary e(|iiipnunt and expenses of the j Guard are tuinishcd by th« State. |
Hccruiis are icfiuesti^l to report to Sergt. Koopinann, at the armory, any fia.% —Suimay included—between the hours of 8 a', in. and (i p. m. or on Tuesday or Thursday nights between 8 and 10 o'clock, Come in and talk it over with the Seigciint. who will he glad to give you all the informa¬ tion iiossible.
SCHOLARSHIP IN NASSAU COUNTt
! RVTKRXA!, MW.S
I'riiie of lio(|iiois Circle .No. 1172, C. of I', of A., will hold a laundry so¬ cial ill I. O. (). J'-. Hall on the even- in;; of .'¦!('|>li'inb(f !:;, 1"17. Aflmission will be a package of laundry' with (en cents. .Members, come and bring their friends. I'lverybody w(>lconie.
CAKK S.M.K SEPTEMRKR l.VrH .'\ cake sale for the benetit of the Altar (Juild of thi' Church of the Transfiguration will be held in the church basement on .Saturday, Sep¬
tember o'clock.
I, between three and five
I The Results |
I From Your |
i Doctor's Prescription I
I depends greatly upon P,
I the skill of the druggist y
I who compounds it. •!;'
I We feel sure that we I;I|
offer the best prescrip- ;^;
tiun service in town and ;i;
that if you give us the ^«
chance to demonstrate, Jl
you too, will be con- |
vinced of the superior-p&'
ity of our service. '|
For best results from 'S
your next prescription
bring it to us.
CHUBBUCK'S
Qoalily Drag Store FREEPORT. L. I.
The State lOducalional l)<'paiinient liMS issued the list of High School lioys and girls who have ((ualilird for thi' 7.")0 univeisiiy sciioiaiships of .$H»0 each, ."^.'a.ssau and Suffolk Coun- tii'S have ten scholarship:;, Those on ll'e ! St ill .Nassau Couniv aii' as fol¬ lows :
Shire, H(den, 1)0.51, Far Rockaway. r.ennett. iMiima, 8!!..5-1, Hempstead. 'Ilionias, ("., 811.:if., Ualdwin. Crlslei-, Lester, 87.13, Hempstead, Smit)!. Flarry, SO.iil, .South Side.
i Voiivy, Howard, S'll'i, Oceanside. Smith, Florence, 84.50, Lynbrook. NMeflersum. Alan, 84.OM. South Side. .Sniilten, Fdith. S2.IHi, l.ynbrook. Henry, .losephine. 81.DO, lialflwin.
inrendcl. Henry, Si».!>r., H(-m|)sle,id.
I Huggard. Flaine, 8ii.!ir,, r,ynbrook.
iKspaeh, Ralph ,7'».?>1. Hemp-lead.
i Holm. Mai-'da. 7!».8!t. Lyniirook.
I Florics, 'i'liressa 711.71. Hempstead. Cowan, Percy, 7i>.l(\ Glen Cove. .\iesley, John, 78.!i,3, Flushing. Kreischer. Gertrude, "8.:;i, Hempstead Fdsell. Rali)h ,78.1"; F^ir Rockaway. T'alcom, ffuth, 77.*i), Lawrence. K'atz. Helen. 77.(;:i. Hunter ('(dlege. Sweetland, P^ugene, 77.1.!, Great Neck Hutler, Ralph, 77.10, Great Neck. Thonet, Flo, 77.07, South Side. Itraiise, Ksther. 70.07, dlen. Cove, Kaercdier, William, 75.(il. Farmingd'e. Adellieig, Ida, 7.').(;.i, Far Rockawny.
BIG HORSE SHOW AT MINEOLA FAIR
The sixteenth annual Horse Show hejci under the auspice.^ of the Agri¬ cultural Society of Queens-Nassau Counli(>s will open on Wednesday of Mineola I-'air week, which is from Tutsday, September 2.'ith, to Satur¬ day, September 21Uh, inclusive.
Till- Horse Show, >\hich will be held on \V(-dnesday, Thursday and h'riday, is one of the important de¬ partments of the Mineola Fair. It is iriipoiiani from a social standpoint, as it marks the opening of the hunt- In.c season, and many of the promi¬ nent resident.;; who have already made entr;»n-. will open their country houses and ther<- will be many lnuiso pnities held, and the quests will be in daily attendance at the Horse Show, where some of the best known thorough¬ breds, many times winners at such shows as Madison Square and Piping Rock, will be seen in the ring.
Secretary Thomas H. Bacon, who is in charge of this department, has announced that the entries will close on Wednesday, September 12th. He has had prepared the prize list, and the classes have been arranged with a view of the interests of all lovers of the thoroughbred.
There has been great attention paid to the ponies' classes and there will be the usual long list of entries in the hunters' classes.
Manager Bacon, who Is Secretary of the Horse Department, began this feature some years ajfo. but so suc¬ cessful has he been that the Horse Show Is one of the big departments of the Mlneol* Fair.
.N.'W York State's soldiers and sail¬ ors .will vole this fall, no matter wiiere ihey may be stationed after having resi)onded to the nation's call. I'lcliiiiinaiy arrangements ffir hand¬ ling the soldier vott having assumed .i.o.i definite form during the last feu days will now get under full .^u.iig on account of the tremendous amount of detail work. .Secretary of State Francis M. Hugo, and his first (leputy, A. B. Rarker, have just re- tiirn<d from a conference in Wash- iiigion, bringing with them the as¬ surance of the fullest fo-operation of the mililiiry andiiaval aufhoritcs in an ifl'ort v.tiich will be made by .Mr. Hu;;o's (dlice to siifiply e\«iy man en- tUled to \oie ^Titli the necessaiy bal¬ lot and information. On account oi tlj( iai-^e number of nun who will li.' outside the State in .\ov<'mber. as well as the almost constant chaime of iiianr, the task will be a monumental
.Sixty-two differ! tit lialbjts ,or oiir for I ai h c<iun;y, will j)rf>liably be used in expeditin;,' mailers. Ttie i.Miiies of ilu- candidates for the va¬ rious oilices, down to ami including county oflices, will be printed on the ball^s. it will be necessary only lo liiaK'r the usual cross op|i<»sile the elector's choice. IJlank sjiaces will lie !t ft in which the elector can wiiir lii.s, choice for member of as- si i:ibly, city and town oflices. A book of :;i:-.tiiicti(ins and a list «)f all can- (iidaiis will be .sent al.ng with the ballots.
'1 be election among the soldiiMS and sailors ¦ y.ill tioi be ct)nfinrd to No¬ vember ()th. It can take place on any one secular day within ti'n days jjre- vious to that date. .\t the conclu- .sion of the election the ballots must be returned to Secretary Hugo's of- ,'¦'¦. \'iieii' <.h' y will be disiriliuti'd a'. (I i(,;in;i il In tlie usual cli.-tniiels. Tu ) persons., however, will do the (iHuassiiig in the election districts la'h'T than four or six; an arange- iiiciit thai will save IIm' Slate ttiou-; s:;i!|s of dollars, and at the same time do 'lie work. '-%5».
Willi tile assist.-ilici of tlo' military I and naval authoiities, .Mr. Hugo's of-1 ficc will now begm the woik o( list-j iiiL, by !io!ti (oiMity and military Jind n.uiil units men from this .Slate who! v.i; ov. begin tlie work of listing by ^ b-tb (oiiiiiy .-I'ld militaiy and naval iiiiits tl" iiH'o from thi.s .^tale who .i.e in tlie^si'i-. ice.' Once this list i.s j compbie, or liii nearly so as can be expe(hd under [iresent day condi- lioiis .liallois and election supplie.;! \\ I! bi ; 1 lit tin' commanding officer | <if e\ery unit on land and water. The eoinmanding ofticer in every such unit will be in charge of the polls. .Steel ballot boxes will be used. At least ten metr • ii'^t be together at ^ liny [soint for a oil to be held.
Many well known women from Nas- , sau and .Suffolk Counties gathered at ; tne fiarden City Hotel Tuesday night I to discuss plans to raise $12,(/tj(i, whicn will be used in erecting one of I the five hostess hous'_'s at Camp Up- I ton, in accordance with plans formed I by the Y. M. C. A. A campaign to j secure donations to the needed sum ¦ ' will he started at once and pledges !will be taken by commitrees appoint- ! ed in the various ci.inmi.nilies. j .Mrs. Robert Bacon, of "»¦'.'estbury, is , I president of the committees which ¦ j met last night. Thi.se who will have charge of raising funds in their re¬ spective districts are Mrs. Ralph Pe- ' iters, Garden City; .Mrs. W. Butler Duncan, Port Washington; Mrs. C. . (Jliver Iselin, Sou'hampton; Mrs. Frederick ."Vlmy, ' idarhurst; Mrs. John T. Pratt, Gle i C<ive; .Mrs. J.' ' fierriert Johnson, i i unlinglon ; Mrs. j Stanford White, .-^mithtown; Mrs. I .August Helmont .Ir., Uabvlon: Mrs. ; O. W. Bird, Hemp-^iead;' .Mrs. W. ! l.mlen, Roosevelt. Oyster Bay; Mrs. Harold H. U ¦ eks.' Islip; Mrs. Waiter Jennings, i -M Spring llar- bi.r; .Mr.<. Robi^rt I:,..¦on. We-ibury.
TWO MEN DROWNED NEAR LONG BEACH
.'litUK'S are un-
' ¦'! when seven
.n the decked'the
. by a wave, in
ay off l-"reeport.
• I with a gaso-
iig its way back
a day of fish-
' Point Lookout.
;(' was piloting
•I his vi'ssid was
f an unusually
II oii a sandbar
-ent by Captain
Point Lookout
,ife savers, who
I a few minutes
., rescued five of
Two men. whose known, were dro\ n en were swept ; fishing smack Athl. Joms Inlet last .Si;;
The vessel, etjuii line engine, was m;. to Wreck I^ead aft' ing in the ocean ' Caritain Frank W: through the inlet wi caught, in the swir! strong tide and dn wiih terrific force.
The distress si^n:. Wliite called out • J.'tiast (iuard. Th reached the scene with their surf b' i the men. Two ha i disappeared, and iheir bodies wei ¦ rernvercd fen min¬ utes later aim i-t hall a miTe down the Ix-ach.
.As a result "f the drowning and the difficulty c\|iirienc>d by the au¬ thorities in hi^n.g the bodies iden¬ tified, Coroner l.'dward T. .\eu will have a bi!l inlroduced at the next session of the .^uite Legislature com¬ pelling ov.niTs of fis!;ing boats to rcgisicr the nan!, s of their passeng¬ ers before starting for the fishing banks.
Coroner Neii, lice justice of I tigated n.any en sons found will their persons tha identification.
who is also the po- .ynbrook, has inves- -I'S of drownt'd per- unit anyihing upon t would lead to their
REMEDY DEFECTS OF REJECTED MEN
The Queens-.N'assau Medical .Society is r.-itheiing a movemciit for the or¬ ganization of a corrective dipartment :o take care of applicjints for enlist¬ ment in the armed forces of the Cnit- ed States who are rejected for .slight physii al defects. < Hr. .fames S. Coo- '(y. secretary of the Medical Asso- cia'ion, has cor.imiinicaled with phy¬ sicians, hospital staffs, dentists and opticians in the two counties urging itiem to co-operate in t'ae fo'-mation nf Ihe corrective deparlmenl.
I»r. Cool«\v iioints out that men are constantly being rejected ftom chances to .Terve thci^ country bo- caiist of slight defects that can be con rcted. In Albany, for instance, sixiy-iiin(> ajiplicants rejected for sT'^lit defects were treated, and of ilial number firty-tive on re-examina- Mofi jiassed the doctors. What wa.s d<ine in .\lbany can be done in Nas¬ sau and Queens Counties. I)r. Coo- lev believes that with the proper co¬ operation from the various physi¬ cians, wjiich now seems assured, this system of corrective treatment can he worked out sticcessfully.
EDITOR STILES AND MISS MCINTOSH WED
^^iss Florence A. .Mcintosh, daugh¬ ter of .Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mc¬ intosh of 331 Rockaway avenue, Rockville Centre, and James E. Stiles, editor and publisher of the -Nassau Posi. of Freeport. were married at the home of the bride at 2..'?0 o'clock on Saturday afternoon of lai=t week. The ceremony was performed by the Rpv. Saul D. tfurtlce, pastor of the Methodist Church of Freeport.
RED CROSS NOTES
The Freeport Rranch, American Red Cross, will have a booth in the tent which the .Nassau Chapter will occupy at the .Mineola Fair.
.Mrs. 1'". K. Stniy i.s in charge of the ;irrangemenls. and has appoinJed Mrs. J. J. Holatid. Mrs. H. C. Schley, and .Mrs. C. II. Reach chairmen for three different days. Others will be appointed. .
There will be mi sale candy, home-' made pies ami rakes, jellies and pre- | serves and fancy articles.
I.)onations of these articles or r.ion- I ey will be very 'hankfullv received! by any of the lnfore mentioned wo¬ men.
We acknouleilge with thanks the fol'owing contributions which have i been made during the past week:! Smith F. PearsalL $2.(;(); Five Hun-I dred Club, Winifred Johnson, treas-| iirer. $1.00; a learher. $.").(I0. Total,; .$8.00. I
Kindly make checks payable to' Freeport Brant h. American Red i Cross, and send to .Mrs. Alfred T j Davison, 110 Pine Street. Freeport
TWO MORE RACES I AT MINEOLA TRACKI
-•V large crowd attended the races : at tho .Mineola F.iir Ground.s on I.a- bor Hay, which were held by the i Nas.;!au Driving ( liib. Tiiey were! well repaid for ttieir journey as the I lacing was M tin best that ha« been \ se<'n there this .summer.
This Saturday an especially inter- f.St ing card has been arranged. The races will have the very best ma¬ terial in them that has ev* been stabled at this well known track. Horses thai ha\e been away all sea¬ son campaignini;! the big tracks will be hack in their stalls, and the free for all pacing and trotting this Sat¬ urday V ill be as good as ever bas been seen on Long Island.
The card is of such an attractive nature that the club will have the first race at twelve-thirty, and there will be twelve races on the card. No admlaBflon is charged, parking space is provided alone the rail, and the trrandxtand is thrown open to th« public.
Just Fifteen Men Are
To Start For Yaphank
September 10. List
of Names Printed
Fifteen men will lea\c Hempstead nn Septt'mber !l»lh for Camp Upton. at Vaphank, L. I., as the vanguard of seltctive .-'rniy from the Third Dis¬ trict in the 'i-iwn of - Hempstead. These men have been picked by tlfe lecal board and were first ordered to move to the camp on Si'puniber 4lh. but latiir orders postponed the mobi- ii/.ation to Si-pten.I.er li^th.
The men make up the live per cent of the (juola. They were selected from the certilied lists returned to the local beard by the district boanl.
The local board lias practically ¦ 'ornplc'id the work of selecting the -'.U) men with the e.xceptinn of pass¬ ing on a ft-w claims. Tlicy have ceriiti.'d lo ihe disirul i.card sullici- ent men to make up the <jiiota and the district boar<l i> no.v pas-mg on claim,., made fcr exemption.'
The first tifteeti men and alli males are:
FIRST To ( A.Mf IPTON Oliver W. Hir.!. Jr., Hempstead I'r.mkliii A. .Mamiii', llempsU'ad Louis Schloss. Freeport \\ilfre.| 1,. Hinkle, Hempstead (;o<.rgi- H. Hanson, l-'ieeport J(jsejih .M. Ricker, Haldwin Kdwanl 11. Rreiinan. Oceansiile harvey .1. (jeorge, Roosevelt Frank J. Streator. Gardin City -Arthur W. Ketcham, llempsU'ad .\ubrey .S. .Abrams. llempsteatl .Samuel .(. ('heshire, Freeport I'led Combs, Freeport George Vogt, Freeport Paul Brown, fiarden Citv
alfrxatk's
Charles S. Kiessler, Hempstead Louis .M. Case,-Nassau Boulevard Fugene R. Courleiiay, Garden Cily Rolitrt G. Colthur.,1, Freepori Daniel \'. .Siensiui, Hempstead CKRTIFIED. TO DIST. RoAKD ( I''rom t:ecr)n(l ."I'lO cxaniined i Irving S. l'ot;ir. 1'rei']iurt George T. Winding, llempsteatl Charles il. Dani. raios.'Velt I'^lmer W. Coroii. \\ antagli Harvey .Miller, Haldwin Fred Ondrovi'.ch. Lmg Reach I
Peter .Mortura. Long Beach Reter Carlo, .Merrick ;
William II. Herman. Hempstead .\sa S. Reed, Hempstead !-'ylves:er A. .-Xzolto, Roosevelt Huxepe .Spilik, Hempstead I
Karl .M. Preble, Oi'c:inside William F. Kraft Jr., Sniilhville So.! ia\.viiion<l (iiddv II, l-'reeporl I
Walter D. Crevoiserat, Ro i.-,evell John J. McCarey. Roosevelt Raymond iiobinsnn. (Jardeii City Howard J. .Steii-on, Hempstead W. W. Runcie, Freeport Samuel 1'. Bennett, Herajistead Ldw.-U'd Tryon, i'Veeporl .lohn H. Myers. Hempstead Charles S. Cijcbrane, Hempstead IJharles C. Jolinson, Long Beach i
:'lair F. Axtell, F'rti'pori .Samuel H. .Schieber. I-'reeport Peter Han;-on Jr.. Long B'.:i<h Inhn .1. F,}an, Oceanside i
Fdward Carpenter. Freeport |
I'^rnt'st E. Bil^/elen, Hem|)slead |
John K. Keegaii. Hempstead j
Walter F. Darling, Oceanside |
.Alfred Schloss, I-'reeporl I
Russell S. }'i;indall, l-'reefiort Clarence H. Smith, Hempste.-id .luseph Edwards. Long Heiuli .Mervin L. Schloss, l''reeport Charles K. Selders, Freeport t)wen .M. Dangerfield. Hempstead Donota Buglione. Freeport Luman I.<isse, Freeport Allien II. Morgan. Hempstead Willis M. Summeis. Freeport William R. .Noon, Freejiort Wallace (Jrifiin, Oceanside Jnhn 11. Russell, Freeport .'-^herman W. Renton, Roo-;evelt ( harles J. .Maguire, Oce:inside Wenzel Wenish, S.iiiihville South Jo.seph Gutnick, Freeport James .McCormick, Freeport Frank L. Moglia. Hempstead Herman .N'euschafer, Hempstead Linell IL VanDusen. Roosevelt Peter (Jro.ss. Hempstead William C. Raynor, Freeport Joseph H. Burr, Freeport (Jeorge W. Gash, (iarden City Carl A. Anderson. Oceanside Morton Crevoiserat, Freeport James II. Harris Jr.. Baldwin John H. Kobel, Freeport Etaymond .N. Wood, Hempstead Leo Ford, Freeport Philip Saperstein, Freeport Herman Seigel. Hempstead Alfre<l E. Brown, Freeport Irving Pflug, Rosedale Otto P. Belle, Baldwin Edward E. Merritt, Wantagh Marcheon Farmlett. Freeport Murel Boardman. Freeport Henry Bowers, Baldwin Anthony J. Pracny, Bellmore Maxamillian Sporer, Garden City Herbert W. Carter, Freeport Daniel Zuck, Hempsteid Frederick M. Kerr. Garden City
\\ il iam Baker .ir.. iialdw in I- reo I . U.-i . .viei ,H K r rani; 'IrmKl, Huntington C ."' . :? .t'e» .!¦., Long Beach Kdward Saxlon, Oceansiiie . . .,..4(1 i.og:r, Wantagh Lei-Jt>y. .Abrams. (Ae^nside Jol.n B. Trcska. Hempstead Luri L. Iiuboi.;t, hitksviile U .liter v.. Suiigei, baldwin Ralph W. Rhodes. Hempstead .Antfiony J. i'lcKie. Bellmore Tim Crowle.\. I.er.g Reach
E.XEMPTIoNS GRANTED
( r rem si-comi .MiO examined)
William J. Riley. Merrick, N.i\y Yard
employee. Di'ivj'! Jac!;'-oti. Freeport. wife and
cliiid. John Sheeha.n. Long Biacb.. parents. Robert W. .Mi.ler, Ove.msi.b'. wife. Patrick Halpin. BaMwin. v. ife. Wilii'im A. S:>y-r. (,';-eaii: k'c, iMother. Jof.n Longo, (iiirden City, nioilnr. Je'iii H. Kru_;er, Rockville Centre,
wife and child. .Ma.!;:(;.i ( . lOrring'.on. il, iiiiisteail,
wife and cltild. .lohn W. (iratf. East M':i.ii.'.v, mother. .Nbbot: Co.".;|-..-. F:e(poi,. \. I'e and
-•b,!,i, Frank 1'. .\.l;u.i.s. I'lciMit, liuitiief.
.le n <;, ".i;i'.lisii, riiei , , r.-pe-M, \', I I'e
and chibl. .\'.?-m}ir .1. .l\ihiis(.i.. I!.ib'\'.i", wii'e
ahj rhiMren,
BY NEW BROWN LAW
Many Places in Free- port and Vicinity Obliged to Close
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and child.
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child.
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Lii.-.- e ;' br, : KM., Hemp.
an.I chi'd.
Arthv .\. \\atso;-, !•>¦ ¦ ;,;
M Gioorre, Fr ¦¦[i..rt.
child.
\\ii'...n; Hess. n. < ':e:.;i.:aic
ii-i'. '. V. ife
,...ti, wife
. .ol, \«ife
1. \. .I'e and
. .i.i u .S.,..
>., . f...
V n. \. C.,
ideii ("ity.
port, wife
wife aii'l
lead, cliil
wife and
M( :ul, wife
,r;, wife.
\\ \U- and
. wife and
Thomas E. Streator, llempstead, wifi
aiirl chiTdr. n. .Al'iysius Kiein. ,lr.. StTiillivili. ,-^1.11111
v lie ai'id chililreti. X'.ilentine .lohiison. Haldwin, wifi
ll'.rl ^'hi'd. Ernest J. Chapman, Oce/ai'^i'le, wife Viieiat:: 1. l:;:;-'. n,, I'r.ipor:. wile
and children. U I Ham J. i'.ehr, R(,(.s.-, .'It, wifr' and
ctiildren. Gordon !¦'. Conner. .Scaf<.rd. wife am [ chihl. .Milt.-i. (1 nil.s, Free|„,r', wife am!
chlbi.-dl. f reih'rick W. Fo:;, Fr^oiori. wife ami
child. FrriiK'is .1. I'earee, R.,..s.v.'lt, wife. I ¦,,, ,.-k '¦.,.,,,..„ I-fi'i'i'orr, parents. .Il hn .1. Catinin, Heinpstead, wife. \lbort .1. Fly. Baldwin, wife and
children. Raymond T. Smith, Roosevelt, wife
and (hild. Robert C. Morton. I l.iiioslead. molh
er. Hareld G Harvey. Hempstead, wif.
and child. Cornelius J. lii-owr.in;.,', Garden City
wife. Arthar !'.. Slrob. lleni|.^lcad. i>ifi
and children.
'Ihe three excisi commissioners re- ii'iitly appointed by the r<iw n Board to tiiiii out litjuer licenses in the riiun of Henipstead, in compliance •nil i!:e r.idwn Act, have hied their i.port.- \s t|, li< puty Coniiiiissioncr of ;..¦.(..> V\ alter R. Raynor. The re- poii .--liows that the i oiiimissioners
I ••commend th;it licenses be refused to .>e\eniy ;(vi 11 of ihe two hiiiulriil and i\No hotel.- Ill thi' township. Tho iiceii.'^es t xpire ..n October I. and af¬ ter tl'.-it dtite lb. r( will onl.v \>i- one
'.;..l "\ ind s. V n!y-t'nc .sal<Mins in ''• i.e... li ,,; «|. . h iiijian can lie .sold. wi ¦'. Ill :,. :, III .he lisl of Ibose who
.*;i ;..i.ii.i iiceii,--cs after
(ic 'ii> > I ar. show s Ihat
^esi.i .\.,, o.'_^ii bo;,Is lia\e been ' II !.; ( I .' iai,..sioii( rs' 1 ei oiaoien- dal.oii;-. Ih i-'rci poi 1 liceliM s w ill be ¦fused all. 1 «.)( lof.i 1 I to ;;cven of
. Hic tW(ni.\-i la bote!.'' .,1 ih< vill.'igf-. ill Hempsteai! eight of (he lueiilyho-
, !vls wdll have to c!o^c i.p their bar-
,1 ooiaj:.
Miicli sinpr..-e \s:i^ o. easicno (I '1 10;,ghoul the ii'Wii wIm 11 II was
i leant. (| llial ;hc coiMiii;.-.,'-ioiieis tiad
i lilac .1 11,, ll.illy Arms, al Hewlett.
II •iic I'M ( I liolels ||.;lt all Hot l;>
¦ ' av,. hi. ii,.^es. Harnett iV R.-irsc, at : i..'ii.- I!, .-a li. «ill lo'c one of their : .• .•iiM :.. .Old iliree oli< r well knowa
hotels Mil the lllJ'eJi will lie Ill'llU;
ihi rii:bl 10 sell Ikiuoi after October I. T\»o hotels ill Roosevelt will liavt' I.. I.,11 I uiili ihcir licenses, but Rcmisc- \i^li uilj .nil liaM' Uvo places at ¦.vliiih Ii<|ii( r can be oblairied. Mer- I 'I I; " ill |o-;e one hotel, as will ()(caiiHH|e, \\anl,-igli aiul .Seaford.
.\ MS! of the. places which the com- I'li'-sioncrs ricoiniiieml Ik icfii.^cd li- ' 1 . ri: I'S follows;
('e(|;irhuis(-l„'iw rem 1 Daniel Haii- ' len. .Michael Kciiing, W illanu ,1. Mor- 1 i.-i y, Tiionia-. U'.-illacc.
l:.i:-I i;f.cK,iu;iy ,laiii(;^ lie.lell,
I.I- /•Nelh K. •(!.
Fl. .port Clou n. e bni;:'. lioci 11 • In Napoll. .Ii.liii I DoIm iI>. riiilip
Fisber (Col..!!,;!! Ifol. li lio luco
I'lbi'l-'li. Alice S.be,,;b, II;, i,,aii Spi- ' rok.
1 lurai Park Rosa Ki^ssel, H(iii|»lead Karolil O. Abiaia.s,
h'a.Niiioad Coniiors. .'~<riiiMiel li. I.e>i, Mi.io .Mii'lapK II. Lillian Nolan. Din : Ills J. Hogan, .(oseph K lessler, Ixiuise ' 1^ S.l.iibll.
l.vnIiKiol. AntlK.iiy Itoily. Maiiari I.. Ill lines, r.i rnard .\la.Mi. Harni'y
¦ii:,nii( i. r, I.I u. 11:1.
I,.lie (leaili H.irn.n aii'l liar.;.', (Ill / I'll ire III. , .Milia \l All. II, John I'. Kii.'S,
Ho.Hvii;. Ciiilic M.vir Meeker, (H'orge r.ilcjiiier, I'.ilwaid Si tier, ' ail Miiiiio S.iii entino
Itelliiien .\lbert L. Itrowii. ISalilwin Aiiilrew J. Clark, John J. rnl'rig.i..M. \lis. Fn.l. M. S.binKlt
i;,iKr .\li,i.!o',v Kirby S., DIaiilh, Ail! ;aiii ) m: Ii iiiaiiip.
1:110.>iil I nil W Kniig, Rhflip Krele . Ilari;. M. Sieving
ilewl. II lloily Arms Kent. Co., lUiiliaai llawl'.. I'.asib .M.iilapaulis, ! .hi.-epb ;m1iii. !.I. I
j liiuoml l.au reii.i' l';.-i|a;ile Kab-
11,,., I'.ler l.all.-illetl:. Sn :i(i .Madi-
I :-; ,", .Michaell Ri/-/,.., An;" lo Stucati,
,ifc and
El'ver L. Wav, Ij.rnp.-I.ad,
child. Charles R. I,e:ike, llemrist
and childnn, William J. Griflin, S.miiiiMll.^ South
wife and children. Edward .Schilling, H.inp-ieail. wife
and chi'd. Ralph C. Younger. I'reeport. mother
l;ii;iri!o Mjuiiio. \'. ;i' H(:iip |..-ui wifei \\'"-»< '"¦M"-L"i j I. 11 .Murray. Hiin.b.
.Moii;,,:y, li.il,,
iliii .1. \Vel^^^1.
ueclii. Mar-
¦ . lele. Mair'a-
Hiti,('..;, .lolin
('arcisli. Timothv .\. f'ronin, Percy
lielii.M.
,M. M ck H.'iiM H,imford.
Mea.low |{r.,(.k • liunl Club.
Ravmood F. Smith. Haldwin. wife 1 ^'''V '"" ^ i'laiiis Corporation (Golf
I'od chiM. I'lub,.
John F. (ilazik, ll.rnpstead, wife, f'linton JL Brown. I'reeport, wife. Vn'd Schaiirdt Jr., Bellmore, wife
and children. Frank Hcssella, ti.'anside. wife and
llempstea.l, w ife and
Kr
O'eaiislde 'ol.n F. .Matihews. Ro<rvevolt- Charles C. Bier. Julia cliienig.
.Seaford--* aiiiille I'^hlinger. Siiiiibvilb South fJarrett Diiryea. U'lciliiiere flora Fisher, .Margaret
e.-s|er. .
V/antagb <'liaile.' J. (Jeorgems. \';illey Slieaiii Anna Hoffman,
rii;iile<; .laiirloif. Meriry Rosunkrans.
TO BUILD GARAGE
cl-.i'dren. Frank T. -Mi
chililren. I
John A. Hall. Kreeport, parents. 1
Gustav .A. .I.insim. Oceanside, wife, j Willi-im ,M Pidgetf. Kreeport. siip-^
porting I.pit her. |
Will ¦ m il W.-st. lioosevelt, wife and 1
chil.lr. 1'. Douglas 1;. Drake. Bellmore. wife and
f.V,i,,ir,.,i William T. Hutcheson, of Hemp
Alp^-..-:.• ,1. Von Pe.l.'nberg. Bald- ^t^-ad, an automobile dealer, has pur- win, wife and parent. cha.sed the property and dwelling at Walter Heckman, Freeport, wife and ' \^'' northwest corner of Franklin
,,(,,].) I Street and I'lilton Avenue, HeiTlp
.Martin Ferlin. Smithville South, wife
and children. Dominick Melle, Hempstead, wife and
children. Roger Carman, Baldwin, wife and
child. Charles A. Jackson, Freeport, wife
and children. Ern'St J. Schneifer, B'dlmore, wife
and child. William A. Reuther, Baldwin, wife
and child. Anthony Del Mont«, Baldwin, wife
a,,', child.
(Conttnoed on Pace I.)
stead, from the Adam .Seabury Es¬ tate, and will erect a modern garage and machini' shop <in the corner. The purchase price is otioU-d at %it>,OfH). The liuilding will Iw a two and a half story brick structure. HO by ]<)() feet. Work on tonstriiction will \>e started next month. The liouse oc¬ cupying the site is now uned by the Hemnsteafl-fJanlen City branch ef the American Rp'I Cross.
The garage will be built back from th« comer to allow space for auto- mcibilea to park out«id«. Tlie hoi^ae will be conrerted into « re«idenc« for Mr. HutchMon and his family.
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