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Freepdrt. April 9.—The Freeport AudlUuium will precept a double atar Program next Monday, even- Ins, when two iwuts of twelve nxidda each will be offered. In one of theae cvmU Chicago Jack Duffy. wUl battle for twelve roi|n^ agahiat Wal- gtr lAardtt^.. Duffy fought a sensational fibut In Madison Square Oarden lust fall when he 'defeated Frankie MoQulre. Laurette holds a newspaper decision over Moke O^Dowd when CDowd waa cluimpion of the world and recently defeated Oeorge Chip.
In tba other twelve round affair Nero Chink, colored middh» weight champion of tiiuB world will defend his title ug^st Battlfaig Holriies. /
Johnny Gannon who has put away hl« last three contestants at thUi club wUI flnally nleet a boy .as good as he ta when he faces Al Tiernon in one of the she 'ftuftders. These boys fought a sensational draw at the Woodhaven Club.
In the preliminary six-rounder X^die Canovan of Red Hook will meet Soldier Jonas of Camp Mills.
FOR MOLDIERg' BENEF'ITS
Fashion Show and Revue in Progress at Lynbrook.
Lynbrook, Ai>rll 9.—A fa.shlon show and beach revue is being given at Blossom Health Inn, on the Merrick Road for the beneflt of tire New York Cotnmunlty Service Club. Proceeds will go to the beneflt of cx-soldlers, sailors und marines'." -—-
The Faahloii Shdw and Bea«h Revue Is something entirely new in the line of attractions
A special feature Is a Peerless coupe, valued at $4,560 , Wljilch has been donated by Clarence KUmmer, the fam¬ ous jockey rWer of the world's champion, "Man O'War." Every donation of one dollar will entitle the donor to a chance to win the coupe, and this, toi;cthcr with the Fashion Show and Revue, promise to make the event a most au spicioua one.
Cim SRYICC DfimoRUf
If Amended iaay Village l^oCce
Departments Ceold Be Pbcsd
Under Its Protectioa
Henipstead, April ».—Apropos the suggestion that the Hemi>steud iMllce he put under the Civil Service, sto tliut tbey may not bo removed, excei)i uik>ii chargea and after hearing, V'Uta«f Counsel FePX Relfschneider, Jr., Uii* made the following statement of law. showing tjittt as nt present constituted the statutes do Tk)! permit such a course. By amendment of the law so as to make It apply to a county liavinB a populutlon of more than 100,OiW In¬ stead of more than M0,0(t0, it could be madM to apply • to this vlilage. Thc statement ia as follows: /
"The Village Ijiw wns am«nided in' 1918 and 1920 relative to the 1,'olice Department of Viltagea, the' nmend- ments. how»»ver, ai)plylng only to VU lages of the Hrst clasa in a. County of more than three hundn-d thousand pop ulatlon hd.k>lning a City of the flrst class. ^
"Tinder tbe amendments referred to. Village Bifards In such Villuge.i miy .'ipjiolnt in addition to a chief of police, lieutenantH and serKeants und all" mem¬ bers of the police force to hold offl<-e during Koo<l liehavior and not to be re- move<l except upon j-harge.s and after a hearing.
"It is unfortunate thut Hemjisteiid cannot take advantage of these amend¬ ments to the Village IJiw us tbe pres¬ ent Village Board is anxious to take the jwliie department of the Village out of iKilitics.
"If the section of th<? Vlllnge I.,aw were further amended by making it read 'a Cohnty of over one hundr'.Hl thousand adjoining a city of the flrst clasa' Hempstead and other County Villages could take advantage of the provision."
ASHDOWN WINS
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Conrfs Dcddte Sl%Mi To Hlye ' Untangled MariUl Troubles Of ForaMT Hemfstead Man
Hv!npstead, April 9.^—The mar'.ts!
troubles of Edward A. AOhdown. an ac-
rotmtant. formerly of Hempstead, aeem
to have heen flnally untangled by a de-
; ciskm just handed down by Supreme
Court Justice ^elah B. Strong," In the
i MUM ration suit brought three months
j by Mrs. Cressie Parkhurst Aahdown.
^ The suit involved the many complicated
I marital experiences of ' Mr. Ashdown
und his last Wife, hut does not affect
the divorce obtained by the first wife,'
Lenora Bedell, of Hempstead.
The de<-isiop holds, Ijowever, that .Xsbdown's divorce from Lenora Bedell, obtained at Reno, Nev., was null and void and, consequently, his subsequent marriage to the second Mrs. AshdOwn was null and void. As the flrst Mrs Ashdown later obtained a divorce in Nassau County, tbe decision leaves her, Mr. Ashdown, and the second wife, free th nutrry again.
Mr. Ashdown and his second wile met at Reno where both were awaiting divorces in January, 1817. She waa jinx'uring a divorce from Dr. C. L. Sicard of Manhattan. Both were suc¬ cessful, and in March of the same year went to Stamford, Conn., where lhey were nuirrled by Justice of the Peace Justus J. Barthel. They lived at various times at the Hotel Endlcott, Manhuttan, the Hotel Savoy, Boston, and at 1447 Ot^ean Avenue, Brooklyn. They separated In July, 1919, Mrs. Ashdown alleging that her second hus- mand had thrice attempted.to have her confined In a sanitarium and also that be was unfaithful to her. On one oc¬ casion, she claimed, he stupllled her with chartreuse.
The case reached court three months ago and Justice Strong hoard arguments
last montli. Mr. Airtidown made the defense that bis aivhrce truni his first wtfe was ntdl Ab< void and that his marriage to tUj)- ieicoad Mrs. Ashdown was consequeqtly also null and void, and Justice nrong u^eld hla conten¬ tion. Mra. Aahdtown'a suit f«H- seiwra- tlon waa dismissed.
It waa also brought out thaugh that the flrst Mrs. Aahdown waa iranted a divorce by Justice Scudder in July, 1919. She named Mra. Creaaie Sicard Ashdown as co-respondent. As thc
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tiriail .Malnsi ami Oraa4 Laetarer tl1B be at Caaakiotjia. O. E. 8.
Rockvltle Centre, April 8.— Dlatriet Deputy Onimd Ifatron Ada W. Ander¬ son and Rt, Wor. Albert T. Moon. Grand Lecturer, will make theip^ offlcial visit to. (Cassiopeia Chapter, 153, O.E.S. in their chapter rooma, '^ank of RockviUe Centre BuUdingr. Mpnday evening- . , . . . Mrs. Malinda M. Darling, \ftf|M>n.' has
*^cond nmrriage had taken place before ,^.^ .^^ elaborate re^e^^iion to
July, 1919, this fact dM not effect the ^1.^ distinguished guests. decialon made by Jiistlce Strong. . ,
^""""^ TIN AND SHEET |IETAL WORKS
ROOFS, GUTTERS and LEADERS
Furnacea, Ranffcs and Heaters Installed and Repaired.
it. HARRISON l«5 Frankiia Street.
Phone 376-R. Hempstead. L. I.
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TAX COLLECTOR'S'OFFICE TO ROlAm OfEN NIGHTS
O. W. Harvey, District Director of i the Jamaica District of the New York State Income Tax Bureau of the State | f;omptroller'« Offloe announces, that the ; offlce will be kept open for the conven- i lence of the public "Ibis aftemoon, April i 9, and frum Monday evening of the next i week, up to and Including April 15, { 9 p. m.
Deciaion to keep the offlce open is to i take care of perspns wbo find it im-, poK.sible to flle returns or secure Infor- : matidn during regular business hours. Openliifg of the oflBce extra hours during ' the final week of the income tax drive will be of great assistance, it is be- ]¦ lieved, to a very large number of per- ; .sons who work during the day. It Will now be possible for them to call any niKht and secure needed help In mak&g out returns.
It is expected that thousandi; of 1920 returns will be received through the mail during the next ten day.s. At¬ tention Is called to the fact that pcr- . .sons who did not file returns la.st year ¦' may secure blankfi by communicating , with the District Offlce in which they ; reside. Forma were mailed to all per- j .son.s who filed a return for 1919, but failure to receive thc form does not | exempt a person Trom puyins the 1920 income tax.
Prices for April tfelivery
Pea $12.00 Nut, Stove and Egg - - $14.00
W. J. Martin Coal Ca
5 South Main Street
Telepbone. 283 FREEPORT, N. V. \ \
Orders Promptly Filled
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TROLLEY JUNCTION
I4EMPSTEAD, L I.
tdsiPANY M BEATS COMPANY 1
I{cmp.stead, April. 9,—Company M bowlers defeated the Company I team' of Flushing Tuesday nlg^t on the local armory alleys by 96 plnd. The meet ing of the bowlers was one of a fle.',<-J of contests planned for the purpose f! promoting spirit in the regiment. Rt freahmenth were served aftej the gaic.e and a good time enjoyed.
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The .next regular meeting of Frcu- poit .Chapter, O. B. S., will be beld ih the Chapter rooms Saturday evening, Aprt 9, at 8 o'clock. Work of Iho evening will be star degrees, balloting and afflllatlon.
The social afternoon this week will be held Friday In tbe Excelsior Hoo){ a Ladder Co.'s rooma on Church street. Mrs. Boland Is chairman with the fol¬ lowing mesdames', Baukney, Braren, Austin and Brooker assisting.
The offlcers will hold a rehearsal in the Chapter rooms on Friday afte.-- nooa, at 2 o'clock, after which they will adjourn to the Excelsior Hook & Ladder Co.'s rooms for refreshment.-i.
Freeport Chapter'b. E. 8. will give an old fashioned Barn Dance at the Freeport Club on April 15. Good mu¬ sic and other attractive features aie promised.
{i'ire In Woods
ftbckvllle Centra April 8.—A flre in Ihe woods at Village and DeMott ave¬ nues was discovered nbout 8 o'clock ^«t night. A still alarm took thc Alert a truck to the scene. It bore an uausuaily large crew as ntiany mcmber.s of the department were at Ftre Head¬ quarters waiting to vote. The line rc- forip^ whyn it cuine back.
INCLAIMED LETTBR,S
Freeport. April 8.—The Freeport Post OrtTce reports the following un cluimed mailj Mr. Robert Bouthell, Mrs. George "Barker, Mrs. B. W. Bow- hall, Mrs. W. Hixby, D. N. 5111 New IJlretch Ave., The Fuller Brush do., .Mrs. M. Hollins, Mr. H. J. McCarhty, Mrs. Marha Monroe, Mr. Howard Mer- rle, Mrs. l). I. Phillips, Mr. Harold Rose. Mr. Frank Sprague, Batlen Sabren, ^Mr. Horry Tonry, Mr. Dang Till, cjo Chas. Howard, Mr. Louie Vun Brink.
STEPHEN SHELEN"
PAINTER AND DECORATOR GENERAL CONTRACTING
Paper Hanging. Painting In all its branchea. All work guaranteed. E|,tfma(es cheerfully giVen. 281 Frankiia Ave. Hempstead, L. I. Telephone 499-J Hempitead
WE SERVE A MEAL
at thla reataurant that la a dollKht to the eye ua well aa the palate. You commonce to get hunirry thc mInutH your gl.ince reata on the tomptlnsly Berved victuals.
GALVIN'S RESTAURANT
301 Front St., Hempstead CENTRAL HOTEL
Brntkfaat, 1 ta O.SO—]:,anck, tUt, 12 to 2
Uinnrc Mc, 0 to 8
SPECIAL CHICKEN DtNNER
SunOay. 12 to 8, Sl.OO A la Carte All Dsr
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REAL HOME COOKING
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What She Likes
is a box of onr ice cream. It's welcome to the ladies at any hour of the day or evening. It can be eaten and enjoyed because of its extraordinary good flavor and because of the nourish¬ ing quality of ingredients we pat into it. Take home a quart.
RUDOLPH HinnE
(FormerlT Otten'i) tCS CSSAH tad COHPBCTIOMEKT
Main Street HBMPSTEAD
Delightful Offerings For Spring
SPRING SUITS
In Serge, Poirre Twill, Tricotine, Jersey Cloth—
$14.98 TO $49.98
DRESSES
In Taffeta, Satin, Serge, Tricotine, Tricolette— $9.98 TO $39.98
COATS AND WRAPS
New Spring Styles; all Colors; in Satin, Serge, Tricotine,
Velour, Poirre Twill—
$9.98 TO $49.98
BLOUSES Exceptional Assortment, in all Materials and Colors—
$2.98 TO $6.98 MILLINERY, WARNER'S, GOSSARD AND REDFERN CORSETS
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WAUACE & MURRAY
31 RAILROAD AVE.. FREEPORT. L. I.
AUCTIONEERS
Telephone: Freeport 562
To texpayert who consider accuracy obtained itirbusli one who has full knowl^e of the adminis¬ trative princ^ies of iht departm^ ta #eQ as fhe htw» I take this means to bring to your attention the fact that I am again atUched td the office* of George Mor¬ ton Levy, Attorney, No. 37a West Merriclc R«id, FrMpoiflf N. Y. Should your retimf he fWOptMd by me and is investigated, I would consider it my dut^ to iniercede fov you. AppointmenU am he made at Above office or evenings at my home. Phone 714-R.
AUCTION I
Fine Rugs, Furniture, Brie a Brae, Paintings,!
Electric Washing Machine, Crockery, Glass- !
ware, Wall Paper, Etc.
MONDAY, APRIL 11, at 11 A.M. Sharp
30 GRIMM FLACE. 23 HOUSE NORTH OF BALDWIN HIOH SCHOOL. AND WEST OE GRAND AVENUE
B A L D WIN, L. 1. ,,
Fine Wilton rugs, 9x12; other smaller rugs; crex rug, 6x9; hall and stair carpet, mahogany arm chair, music cabinet, very fine wicker arm chair, marble pedestal, bronze statue, mahogany /stand, flrie el^ectroliel^, odd parlor ; table, drop leaves; brass clock and candelabra, 3-piece satin damask parlor suite, very Hne; six section oak book case, paintings, pictures, bric-a-brac, i English oak dining table and six dining chairs; English oak buffet, oak stand, books, crockery, glassware, kitchen'utensils, tabourettes, foot stools, brass, iron and wooden bedsteads, springs, mattresses, pillows, lady's oak desk, oak dresser, black walnut bureau and washstand, oak and porch rockers and chairs, new Apex electric washing machine and wringer, port¬ able; electric vacuum cleaner, bed couch; very old braSs andirons, mahogany dresser, clfird's basinette, baby, carriage, doll carriage, table and house, black walnut table, goat cart, garden implements, ash cans, preserve Jars, clothes horses, ironing boards, large clothes hamper, ash sifter and many other articles too numerous to mention; also about |200 worth of new] wall paper ip rolls, taken for a debt.
TERMS CASH—SALE POSITIVE. RAIN OR SHINE
The House will be open for inspection only on Saturday, April 9th, and | Sunday, April 10th, from 2.30 to 4.30 P. M.
By order of MRS. NELLIE ALLEN (Owner).
BUY COAL NOW
For a limited time we will book your orders and guarantee delivery in any quantity, from Jamaica to Merrick
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Bankers' Protective Appliance Corp.
—Manufacturers of—
Bullet Proof Glass, Non-Shatterable Windshields, and Other Devices for Safety
We Offer a Small Amount of this Company's Stock For Sale at $10.00 Per Skare, Previoos to Active Trading
H. L. GOLD CORP.
STOCKS AND BONDS OF ALL MARK£TS
158-160 West 45.th Strett, New Tork Ct^
Tel. Bryant 7924, 667, 5339
—OR—. ROBERT a. QOMBS, S6 Brower Avenoe, RockviHe Centre
'^ Telephone 342-R . -
Soki Representative ea Long Islanil
Ckicago - PyUdelpkia. Pittsbwgh • B^en • Wasluagton
EGG, STOVE AND CHESTNUT
SIZES OF COAL
$14.00 Per Tpn
PEA COAL, $12.00
BAGGING, 50 CENTS PER TON EXTRA
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Seasoned cord wood cut to fire place length by
the cord, half cord or load
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,> For convenience place yonr ordcir witk tke nearest office
LONG ISLAND FUEL CORP.
Owning and Operating
Lynbrook Coal Co. Rockville Centre Coal Co.
Phone 780 Lynbrook • Phone 252 R. V. C.
Freepcj^t Coal Co. ^ Laurelton Coal Co.
Phone 398 Freeport * Phone 1896 W Laurelton
