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THE HASaAtr POST, FKEEPORT, H. T., FIIDAY, 7UHE 16, 1916,
BALDWIN-FOREMOST SUBURBAN COMMUNITY
The Baldwin Flre Iiepartment, as- sisted by the Community League, will hold a grand carnival during the week of July I to H on South Grand avenue, opposite the flre hall. No pains are spared by the Individual members to make this the greateat event of Its kind that ha« ever been held on the south shore,
Twenty-si.x concessions (shows) will be on the grounds, besides a car¬ ousel (merry-go-round), but differ¬ ent and more enjoyable than the or¬ dinary kind, this bein;s; eiiuipped will) three horses abreast, each gal¬ loping constanlly, and music on al¬ together a more elaborate scale, mak¬ ing it attratclve not only to young people, but to the older ones as well.
The famous Howards, aerial bicy¬ cle riders, have been engaged and each evening, at I (L.'iO o'clock, Mrs. Howard will ride a bicycle on a wire at a height of 127, feet, witli her hus-^ band hanging underneath, featuring a performance not yet shown on Long Island.
The Fire Departnient has under¬ taken to bring tlte Baldwin service abreast of the times, and to do so if has incurred a large expense. The aim and object of this carnival is to provide funds to iiiotori/e hook and ladder number one. The departnient desires the good wishes of the cc; munity and the public in general, not only of Baldwin, buf of tlie surround- : Ing villages, ill a gfHul cause, that ofi providing more and hetter fire pro- i tection. Posters will he distributed i throughout the surrounding towns' within a few days,
.The motor hose cart for Hose Com¬ pany No. 2 is rapidly heing put into Hhape and will be finislied and in operation in a few days,
Tlie Pythian Sisters will hold their regular bi-monthly meeting ne.xt eve¬ ning at the lodge rooms,
Protestant Episcopal Notes.
The Helping Hand class of the
Sunday school held a pound social in
the basement of the church Tuesday
evening, tlie proceed* to he used for
screening the doors and windows of the cliurch.
The Children'- Day service which bad been postponed will be held Sun¬ day evening. An interesting program has been arranged. In which the chil¬ dren of the Sunday school will par¬ ticipate. The ofTering taken during this service is intended for Foreign .Mlsttlons.
Rev Mr H J, Meyers of New York supplied the pulpit last Sunday eve¬ ning, during Rev. Mr, Tuthills ab¬ sence.
The Christian Endeavor Society is holding a business meeting in the chapel tonight.
The Pollyanna Claas of the Sunday school is soliciting wubscriptions for a new cabinet organ for the church and have worked so diligently that they have almost enough money for their purpose at the present timo.
Meat Market
Church St,, near Homan>Place
Telephone 'J 2 7 Freeport JOHN W. RASMUSSEN, Prop.
Butchers of Repute,
Our Pound is A Pound
.Ask our customers, Mauy butchers wonder why their trade falls og and why people complain against their meat. Such dealers are nol experienced and particular in buying only the best goods. Our auto delivery guarantees the iiulck- e.si and liest fiervioe. Give us a trial.
Miss Marlon Denton. v*ho has heen attending college at Adrian. Mich., is coming liome loday for her vaca¬ tion. I
.Mrs, Gilbert Loper of Centre Mor¬ iches and .Mrs, Joseph Raynor of Uemsenburg were guests at the par¬ sonage over the lasl week end, |
Mr, and .Mrs, C, M. Valentine ofl ..rooklvn have taken the Dessart bungalow on Grand avenue for the summer,
Tlie Foreign ,Mi.sslonary Society I will hold its lasl meeting of the sea¬ son lonight at the home of Mrs,, El¬ bert A. Hawkins on Church street. A program, consisting of piano .selec¬ tions and readings by the missionary friends, has heen arranged, and a de¬ licious collation will be served.
The executive hoard of the Advance Club beld a meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. Hannah S. Lusch on upper Grand avenue, for the purpose of planning the program for the com¬ ing vear, .Mrs, H, A, Maykels, treas¬ urer, and Mrs, Charles Maguire, ecc- retarv, have the matter in charge.
Elbert A, Hawkins of Church street has purchased Donald Mackay's
Dry Goods
We carry an up-to-date stook of general
DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS We want your trade. Why not meet us half way? Thia tovvn is all right. You can make make It better by patronizing home trade. Every tlollar spent with the home mercliant helps to boost the town.
Call and Inspect our stock and let us show you iiow much vve can save you on tlte same goods from city prices.
DAVID GOLDSTEIN
Church St.. near Milburn Ave,
BAKERY
THE BEST BET
for ynur family lable is our pure, well and cleanly made wholesome Bread. Pies and Cakes. Their sweelne.BS and flavor pleaee the palate and build up the system.
It Is given tlie 'jest of aitention from the oven to your home.
Ignatz Krawiec
Harrison Avenue
Baldwiu
I motor boat, '"All Wool." and the fainily are anticipating some delight- I ful trips on the bay this summer. I -Mr, Fred C. Southard of Grand avenue, who has been very ill for sev¬ eral weeks, and under the care of Dr, Hutcheson of Rockville Centre. Is very mucli improved and e.xpects to leave Saturday for a much needed rest at Saratoga Springs,
A card party will be held al the home of .Mrs, Eldon Hurley on Grand avenue, ne.xt Tuesday afternoon, for the benefit of St. Christopiiers Church, Five liundred and euchre will be played and a prize of a hand¬ some hand embroidered lowei will be offered the winner at each table,
-The suffrage rally held at the home of .Mrs, Martin A, While. Grand ave¬ nue, yesterday afternoon, was well attended and unanimously voted a delightful event. The interesi shown in tlie cautie by the many visitors was encouraging indeed to the leaders and workers of this vicinity. It was regretted that Mrs, .Mary K. .Maule of New York, who had been expected to speak al the meeling. was unable to Come but the address given by Mrs, William Rose Denet of New Vork on Child Lahor and Suffrage was very mucii ei>joyed. The prograin con¬ sisted of several musical Bclections. a dance? the Highland fling, by little Constance Southard; tlie Sailor's hornpipe, by little Terry Byrne: a suffrage poem was read by Miss Eve¬ lyn Helberger, and a suffrage .song by little Miss Viola Kargoll, the popular and accomplished little singer who has delighted so many audiences in and about Baldwin. The song and poem were especially written for this occasion and were very much appre¬ ciated. Miss Helen Acker. Miss Betty Johns and Miss Jennie Koch were the young ladies who assisted at the lemonade tables.
Last Thursday afternoon the chil¬ dren of cla.ss ,".B, of which Miss .\aomi Burch is the teacher, were all prepared for an outing iu the woods. On aocotint of the rain, the party was held in the kindergarten room, where games and the cake and sandwiches brought by the children were en¬ joyed.
Baldwin was well represented at the Firemen's Tournament held at Port Jefferson this week. Hose Com¬ pany No, 1 attended in a body, tak¬ ing with them hose wagon No. 1 and
BICYCLES WAR DECLARED
Tin- flghting In Mexico caunot be compare^ with the battle we are waging against high prices.
We sell the Iver Juhnaon and KeadlnK Standard liioy4?lea.
We guarantee our repair work. When wc fix a wh.-el we flx It uml the best part is that we Joni soak you.
Two Stores:
Merrlok. Hoad ("hurob SIreel
KI.OYO W. IIKDK.I.I,.
a large number of the memb.»rs of Hose Company No. :; were present. Capiain George W, Watts and Lieu¬ tenant Percy Golder. both of Hose Company No, I. being In charge,
.Meram Phillips of Canarsie spent the week end at the home of Mr. and .Mrs, Sanford Carmen, Ocean avenue, .Mr, Phillips is a jolly good fellow and enters ali sport-, and games with the young people, and his frec|uent visits are looked forward to with much in¬ terest.
Mise Hazel Carman, a popular young lady of Ocean avenue, has ac¬ cepted an inviialion to visit some friends at Henipstead for a couple of weeks at the end of this nionth,
Baldwin is certainly coming to the front, not only as a business town but in evory other respect.
The Baldwin Golf and Country Club which recently purchased the Willis homestead on North Grand avenue has remodeled, altered, re¬ built and added to the house, and is building a modern concrete garage back of the house.
It is understood that the club is composed of all wealthy New York City gentlemen, and interested in the building of several niagnlfioent ten¬ nis courts near the club house, as well as lhe golf grounds, wliich em¬ brace several hundred acres in Bald¬ win and Roosovelt. including Sterns Park.
W, Augustus Miller is re-decoral-
liam Bruchhau,ser. scout commis¬ sioner, addressed the audience and announced that our boys had won the first prize of liu offered for (he cater¬ pillar test In Nassau county, for the extermination of caterpillars. There was a eerles of pictures showing Boy Scout activities, and the boys them- ;-elves gave some examples of their knowledge along those line under the director of Scoutmaster Roland M. Hawkins. There are now tibout thirty Boy Scouts in Baldwin.
.Miss Phebe T. Powers will lead the Epworth League meeting in the Meth¬ odist Episcopal churcli Sunday even¬ ing. The topic will he: "Chrletian Activity According to Holy Spirit Standard."
The members of the Junior Ep¬ worth League will hold a picnic in Stearns' Park on Saturday. The jun¬ iors will meet at the railroad station at lH.'.'iH a, m,. and take their lunch and 10 cents for ice cream, A good time is antioipated by the children.
The Men's Chrisiian Brotherhood will liold a regular open meeting in the Methodist Episcopal chapel next Thursday evening. Rev. Charles H, Snede, er of Hempstead will be pres¬ enl and address the Brotherhood.
Baldwin Business. |
W, .-Xugustus Miiler has the con¬ tract to paint several xxew bungalows being erected by Charles H, South- '• ard, and has tho vvork well under ^ wav, I
I I ... ,,..,, .Mrs John Lush, who has rented
ing at^cl newly paint.ng all the club | j^^;';";; J^ ^^,^ ^^^ suummer. Is hav-!
"""^"'*^''' ing VV, Augustus Miller repaint the |
buildings to beautify them for the new tenant, as well ae her self.
Francis W. Miller
General Carpenter
FLOORS
SCREENS
ODD SASH
SUN PARLORS
Dealer in
ROOFIISTG NAILS GLASS
PUTTY PAINTS
VARNISHES, ETC.
CENTRAL AVE. BALDWIN fiet, Merrick Rd. and Clinton Pl.
Telephone 1028-J
If you will take a walk or drive down to our place, corner Grand avenue and Thoinas slreet, and look at our fine herd of cows, you will never buy milk of any otie else so long as we can supply you. Not only does milk mean so luuch to the babe or child that in fed upon it, but also for the family use. Call and see us and leave your order.
WILLARD THOMAS
Bedell Grocery Co.
CHURCH STREET
Tel. Freeport 277-W.
FINE GROCERIES
Gobel's Famous Delicatessen
Goods
The very best and freshest Fruits and Vegetables. We carry all the popular Cereal Foods, The brands that have stood the test of years and that we guarantee.
If you want the BEST and a SQCARE DE.-VL call or 'phone us.
Coal and Wood
S-urely you all use Fuel T-hen why not come here O-nly the best is kept R-ing 367-J Freeport and Y-ou'lI receive prompt, honest service, ¦*•
James H. Story
MILBURN AVENUE BALDWIN.
.Miss Marion Whaley is making an extended visit with friends in Wash¬ ington. D, C,. and vicinity.
.-\ number of people from this place altended a pianc) recital given by the pupil6 of Miss Dora A. Chase at her studio on Wallace street. Freeport, last Saturday afternoon. Among the tut mbers on tho program wore the se¬ lections: "Simple Confession" I Thorn I, Miss Kleanora Buckley, and "Hunieriski" (Dvorak), Master Ralph Preston. Little Miss Buckley also played in tho trio by three girls en- tilled "Aid de Cliassi" (Czerney).
Dr. James .McChesney is enjoying a two weeks' vacation, part of which lie is spending with his parents here.
Mrs. Hannah Lttsch has rented her house furnislied for the summer.
The Milburn Literary Society was entertained Tuesday evening by Prof, and Mrs. Walter L. Shubert at which time the annual election of officers look placo, resulting as follows: President, Miss Margaret B, Wheel¬ er: vice-president. Mr, Ciiarles H, Thomas; socrotary and treasurer, Mrs, Walter L. Slniberl, The society i,s planning t,o partiolpate iin the Fourth of July parade, Mr. Valentine Sob(>r being the committee in charge of the arrangements. There was also a conimittee appointed to repre.-^ent lhe society at all meetings in refer¬ ence to tlic question of a public li¬ brary for Baldwin, which is now bo¬ ing taken up by the different societies of tho village.
The annual outing and boach party (if the Methodist Episcopal Sunday Sohooi to Point Lookout Boach will lake place on Wednesday, July 19,
The Boy Scouts had a big night last Friday when tho Baldwin The¬ atre was filled with the hoys" friends vvlio enjoyed the motion pictures and program for the evening, Mr, Wil-
BALDWIN CLASSIFIED
I-'(JK M.VLI-:—Surrey ami runabout, good condition; also B.OOO pouiid,s of hay, at 60 cents i>w" 100. -V, (.", C.rlmm, Bald¬ win,
To Rent Furnished
Two-story modern ten-room, foyer
hall and bath
COTTAGt:
with all improvements, including gas, water and electric light. Also
BUNGALOW
living room, kitchen and four bed¬ rooms.
Both have spacious porches, beau¬ tiful lawns. Can be seen week-days or Sundays.
G. A. Dessart
South Grand Ave., Cor. School Street. Tel. Freeport ,")6-W,
I'(>K .'^.VhK—Two pedigreed collie dogs, 11111- fitt,-en months. other eight montlis ohl; also aadiile and driving hnr.se, si.x years old; two carriages. In¬ iiuire .luUus J. Helrtrich. West Seaman avenue
l^JK sXLT'i^TjeautTfuT ' ho nie. all ^fm- provement.", large grounds; ('arna- tion avenue, at the h,-ail of Church street. Inquire on pr.-mises, Mrs, Kosa- lie I'. Bennington,
Miss Dorotliv Soulhard. daughier of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Southard of Grand avonue. Baldwin, has returned home from Bethlehem, Pa,, lo spend her summer vacation vvith her family. .Miss Dorothy has been attending the .Moravian College at Bethlehem, and she,expects to reiurn there noxl au¬ tumn, ,
Mr T, Rov Barnes, at present play¬ ing at the Lyric Theatre, New York Citv in the musical comedy "Katln- ka,"' gave a llttie box party Friday night to a few of his Baldwin friends. Among those who attended were Mr. Victor Moore, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Leighton Mr, Frank Leighton and several others. After the show, thoy all gathered at Mr. Barnes' home and had luncheon and refreshments,
Mr and Mrs, Bert Leighton gave a midnight spaghetti dinner Saturday night in honor ot the I kelele Club. .Mrs Leighton cooked tho spaghetti. using her famous recipe by which she is known throughout the United
Dr.W.CWeekes
"Baldwin Cottage"
SOUTH GRAND AVENUE
.Near Thomas Streei BALDWIN. L. I.
Telepiione Connection
States, The party was held in Mr. Frank Leighton's liome, and among tho guests were .Mr, Julian Eltiuge, >ir. Arthur Hammerstein. .Mi-, and .Mis. Victor .Moore. .Mr, and .Mrs, T, Roy Barnes, .Mr, and Mr,s. Earl Ben- ham. .Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Flah¬ erty. Mr. Jack Pierre. .Miss .May Thompson, the noted dancer: Count Grimaidi, .Mrs, William Philbrick, .Mrs, Herbert Kerr. .Mr, Matt Keefe, Mr. .Maurice, Mr. Eddie Carr, Mr Frank Leighton and Mr, Billie Reeves, the famous moving picture comedian,
.Mrs, Emma Littletieid Moore. Mrs, Katherine Leighton, Mrs, Chrisiie Zabelle Benham and Mrs. Bessie Crawford Barnes are the only female members of the Ckelele Club up lo date, and are progressing quite nicely. Of course the boys are a little ahead of the girls, but that is to be t-xpected as they have more lime to practice and have been playing much longer.
Mrs, David Smith is making her home with Mr, and .Mrs, Hawkins, on Cluirch street, since the death of lier liusband.
At the meeting of the Entre Nous Club on Wednesday night. Miss Kitty Eayres announced her engagement to Dr, James Vork of Schenectady. .Midge Chapman and Cele Lynch, the hostesses, great for preparedness, planned a mock marriage. Of course Kitty was the bljishing bride (array¬ ed in a boudoir cap and old curtain), and .-Xnne Kress made a very hand- sottie young bridgegrooiii, ( R. B.'s trousers lit fine, although they were a trifle short i, Peggy McDermott vvas the ohariiiing maid of lionor, witli a largo blue hat tilled on one ear: .May Wust could have enjoyed herself better as best man If sho hadn't been so afraid that something would burst I slie was a little too stout for Roy's
trousers). Th > choir (Cele Lynch) [sang beautifully as the procesisioa I Iiled into fhe room, lead by Jean Mc- Liermott as nov\-or girl and Grace Hur¬ ley as ring bearer. The Rev. Midge Chapam performed the ceremony in wiiich Kitty accepted the apology of a man as her lawful hushand, Aft^r tho ceremony, as the bride was flee¬ ing, she leaned far over the banister and threw her bridal bouiiuei all made a dash for it. but Jean was the lucky one. Later every one danced and had a jolly good time, although all were a trifle sad on account of los¬ ing Kitty as a member of tho Entre .Nous,
N«»TICK rn ( oN-rHAcroHs
I'LAN.-^ A.NU .^IM-:CIKtCATl(i.N'S for the
heating am! ventilating of the drove Sir.-.-t School Building of the Union I'll, .•School liistrict .No. ii. Village of i'"reepiirt. Town of Hemp,itead, Nassau ("ounty. .New Vork. may he obtained bv the deposit of $10, which amount will be returned to th,- bidder on the r.-turn of ttie plans and specifications after award has been made, on and after 1;: o'clock noon of the Ulth day of June, 1>»16, ut lln- ofhce of Werner Nvgren, Hooni WO;;. .No. iin Park .Avenue, New Vork Cltv
S,-iiled jiroposals covering this work will be rec.-lved until d.OO 1', M,. June -(ith, hy Hob.-i-i I-;. Honaghv, Cl.-rk of the said .-School Ulstrlet, at the tlrove Street School Building, Fr»-i-port, New Vork,
The specifications requir.- that the svork called for shall be completed on ..1 1„ f,.re Sept.nih.-r », IHltJ, and that an indemnity of »;;,¦,.00 a dav shall be paid to tin- said School IMstrict for .v.-ry day that tin- work is d.dav.-d be¬ yond this date. This Is, in no "way, a penalty, l>ut Is un Indemnitv lo the dls- iriet for any loss that might occur, ou ai-coiinl of failur.- to complete the work '111 the date designated. It furih.-r pro- \ nl,-s that a surety bond shall be fur¬ nisln-d for the full amount of tin- con¬ tract, and that a certitn-d ,-h«ck f,>r 10 p.-r cent, of the amount of the coii- i lilll must accompany each bid
Tin- Hoard reserves the right to reject .11,.-, ami all bids. iSinn.-d)
WALTKH 11. C()/./.1-;NS.
I'li-sident KlMiKKT 1-:. IMINACHIV.
Clerk
FOIt SALK-
improvem
slreet. conn
Johnson.
-Two beautiful
¦nts. garagi-s:
r Cenlral av,-ini
iiome-s. till
Thomas
Imiuire
A. V. Pearsall
Bf^ILDWIN Boarding Stables
Storage for Furniture and Automobiles
MOVING VANS AND GENERAL TRUCKING
Contracting
Coaches and Limousines for Funerals and Weddings
Grand Avenue, Opp, Depot Telephone 170.
W. Augustus Miller
High Class Painting and Decorating
In all its Branches.
Dealer in Paints. Oils. Wall Paper, Brushes and Hardware
Telephone 4yi.i-W
GRAND AVE,, Near R, R, Station BALDWIN, L. I.
Household Novelties
Silver and Aluminum Ware High Tension Self-Sharpening Shears Kero-Safe Gas Lamps and Lanterns—80 hours lighting from one (11 cents) gallon kerosene.
Guaranteed Hosiery Tomanco Phone Maciiines, $25
values for $12,50 Demonstration on request. Call or address
EMIL HAACK
Grand Avenue Baldwin
Joseph Miller
CYCLE MOTORS BICYCLES
NEW PARTS
EXPERT REPAIRING
Our year,-^ of exporienco onable us to do all repair work not only ijuicker but cheaper than iitiy oilier plaoe. We back up evory promise
with
HONEST SERVICE
,\lati> III hors engage us. Why
SOUTH GRAND AVENUE
(Next Door to .Vow Laundry)
Willard Langdon
Southard Bldg, Merrick Road, BALDWIN
All kinds of
Plumbing Plumbers' Supplies
Hardware Jobbing
When you wanl an honest job for a reasoiialiie price why not oiigago one you know to be hon-
o.-^t and upright.
Tel, Freeport IHJL'-R.
Adolph Breiner
Serves only the
Best Teas, Coffees, Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Canned
and Bottled Goods.
Vegetables and Fruits
I'ersotial attontioti and per¬ sonal service insures the best.
Grand Avenue
Tel. Freeport '1411-J.
Baldwin
V^rults a-nd Vegetables
The very beat of all kinds in tlioir season. Canned and bot¬ tled goods. The hesi brand
CANDIES CIGARS FRESH BREAD PIES CAKES
Surely my I I years of life and business in our Village should bespeak my honesty and fair dealing, (live us a trial and vou will nol go elsewhere.
Rudolph DeAngelis
South Grand Ave. Baldwin
Post Ollice Building Tel. Freeport 4 3 1-J.
.Main Stum .Merrick Road Tel, Fpt t;4!l
Baldwin
I
nrancli Store Church Street Tul, F'p't SOU
Our prescription departmeitt is under the supervision of only men of great experience and ability. Our drugs are fresh and medicines compounded from them insure best posaible results,
Wv» carry a complete stock of TOILET ARTICLES PERFUMES RUBBER GOODS PHYSICIANS' and NURSES BANDAGES AND DRESSINGS,
We have constantly on hand the best grade of CIGARS and CANDIES obtainable.
THE BALDWIN HARBOR REALTY CO.
OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS OF THE FINEST SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ON LONG ISLAND
WELL-CONSTRUCTED HOMES
Extraordinary Transportation Facilities MUes of Water Frontage
IDEAL LOCAUTY
NEW YORK OFFICE:
243 Weft 34th Street
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