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PER YEAR MTQIEST ¦"'"> heaoooarters FORTNIGIfrLYaUE
I Fteral Park, June s^—TIm wonien of
I I'loral Pnrk who forrae<i the 'Women's
I i» 1 p ' AuxilUry of the Na.ssau Athfetjc Club,
• Mrs. Ekenberg, Jost Back FfOpi <>anaot complain this week if the men
' Sweden Detcribet Far Nortli <r» '^"^ <^»<> "t«y >«^<^ *tt the < nm ni««v
, ings, for the sifcple re^json that they
I belong to the saihe orgunizatlooi and
! will want to go often too. Valley Stream, June 9.—Fortnightly
Hraw C«Bdili«n
Club Installed Its' officers for the ensu- lot: year at Its anhual picnic at the MIsfiiBS Miller's Tuesday afternoon. The ofllcers were titcted mmKic ttme ago,"
The meeting held in the spai'ibus )iar loi-s, was opened by Mrs. I..oren H. lUxitwell, at 2:30 p. m An interesting ri-port of the I>ong tiUand Cbuncli con-1. Vention was made by Mrs. v^rihtir | Jafjues. of Lynbrook, th^. new presi-i dent, who Was one of the delegateN' frum the dub. j
Miw. B. O. Ekenberg, rw.-eiitly return | ed from Sweden, told of her trip and of condltloiu as 8h<> found them in thai counitry. She dlseussetl flnanciai snd political conditions which she suid wer>' critical at the time.
Watdi \Hy Three Times a Year
One ot the itont lnter<.>stlng sulijet ts ilrs. Ekenberg told of was washing, i\ was |>artlcularly interesting because slie said It Was done only three and at the inost four times In a V»ar. Of X-ourse there were questions of how it was (l<in< Mrs. Ekenberg explained thnt the house hold contained perhaps a gross of beil sheets and other linens which were kept wlored in large chents and used as need¬ ed. When wiuih day did come, it ex- tcntled over a iierlod of two or three Weeks.
The reason for "washing season" was Ihat the days were so short In winter
There were abowt thirty-ffve women at the flrst meeting, anil th# following OlBcers were elected;
President. .Mrs. Oeorge Swezey; vice- president, Mrs. Sylvester Tuthill: >tecne- tary, Mrs. Irving Allen; treasurer, Mrs. Herman Fuldner.
The women will meet twice A month in tho Nassau Clubrooms.
The Nassau Club recently purchased one of the flni*it corners In the villag*'. nnd will erect a dtlb house In which they will plan for a large hall, '
OFFEROF GOOD HOME
FOR WOMAN OF 94
FROM JJ) FRIEND
Meantime, Mrs. Valentine, ih Town Home, Is Happy and ' Has Good Care
Hempstead, June 9.0vers«cr of Piwir Daniel .Morrison has recelvtHl an of¬ fer of a home for Mrs. Martha Valen¬ tine, 94 years old, mollicr-in-liiw of the late Henry P., Cornv/dl, who last week was taken to the Home for .Vged and 111 Arm of the Town of Hemiistead. The- that it would bt" ImpoHslble to get clothfs offer was made by Mrs. William S. dry. It would be necessary to use arti- , Hclal light from*2 o'clock In the after-; noon to !» ti'cIiK'k the tsext morning. In contrast, summer duys were eiiually as ¦ long, ll:,^! p. m. liclng like 2:30 p. m here at this tim<" of the year, wilh Uie Uaj'Iig(^t saving law In effect. New OfHcers Installed
The offlcens inutalleil were: .Mrs. .\ D. Jaques. of LynWook, president: .Mis; . Hattie MUler, flrst vice president; .Mrs. Edwin Putten, second vice presidenl; ^Irs. S. Tuylor .lohnson, recording sfc retary; Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, cones ponding seci-etary, and Mrs. Olenn C. : I'cttit, treasurer. '!
Chairman of Dnimii, Mrs. Sarah Cio j sell Pallme: Art. .Mrs. C.eorge Brad- j brook: Kducation antl ("ivies, Mrs. Jobn ' H. Spellman: Study (Mass, Mrs. Wllliiun ! Fox; Music, Mi-s. Charles Zipp; Curren' : Events and Press, Mrs, Hai;i-y Reeve; - Literature, Mrs. Francis (1. llxxiley: ! llouse, Mrs. Oeorge Phelps: llospitiility. I Airs, .lohn T!. Dewsiiaii: I'shcrs, Mis. Vernon S. Ingersoll: AtntiUtr, .Mrs. Hiuv- ^ ley C Slack, LynbroOk. ' ',
A vote tif thanks was extetlded to the \ Misses Miller for their hospitality. The luncheon was servetl in a large garaw:. \ beautifully decorated witli flowers. Ta llles had been |ire|iared and seats ai ranged uniler the direction of .Mrs. Phil , lip T. Schley, chairman of Uie lAiiicheon j Committee. :
Among those present were: I
Mrs. JessB Applegate, Miss Fannie | Ayres, Mrs. S. E. Benntjlt. Mrs. Hnt^ { ley E. Boorom. Mrs. (!eo. E. Bradbrook,! Mrs. C. W. Carpenter, -Mra. Clayton K.i (-laylon, Mrs. Oeorge Cook, Mrs. L. .\. ; Cooper, Mrs. Willeby T. Corbetl. Mns. | .lohn G. Cornell, Mr?. Decker', Miss i .\ddio Davison, Mrs. Chas. V. Day. Mrs. |
Doty of 87 CUnton street, nn old friend ot the family. Mr. Morrison is wall¬ ing to hear trom the sons ot Mrs. \'al- •ntine.
-Meantime. .Mrs. V.ileiiliiie is very comfortable In the To^n Home. She nccupk's a room with another woman in th*' liospital of the hotne, and had no complaint lo make when visited by a nowspaper man yesterday. Though iiatiirully somewhat feeble on account < f her advaiicetl age. Mrs. Valentine Is able lo lic^up and about her room, nnd expressed herself as much ¦pleased' iit having iis.sociatiiin of another woman witli whom slie could talk.
'0\erseer Morrison ha.s heard an ex¬ planation of the conditions linder which .Mrs. Valentine Is said to have turned over licr property lo the lall- Henry K. Cornwell. Aecordlng to this version which was received from a man who knew -Mr. Cornwell intimately, tiie jiroiierty in question had become hcav ily mortgaged, and rathe/- than go te the expense of foreclosure prts-eediiigs. Ihe proiierty Was m.lde over to Mr. ('ornwcll.
FREEPORT
The Kreeport Presbyterian Cliuicli will observe Children's Day Sundav. .lune 12, Ht the morning ' service al 10:30. Dr. llorell will deliver an nil dress. The Wiiiday Scljpol will present u pageant "The Book and the Key." and there will be ;ecitations and stilo.'^ by the children.
Tlu- next i-(>gular meet ing of thi- K". of C. will be hwld this evening in .Me chanics Hall. .¦' ,.
TRUSTEE MUNCKE SAYS PRICE OF GAS SHOULD COME DOWN
Calls Attention of Hempstead
Town Board to Brooklyn and
North Hempstead Cases
Hempstead, June 0.—The priue uf gus should come down. In the opinion of V'illage Tru.stee Muncke, who tllscussed the inatter Informally at the Village Board meeting Tuesday. He exores-sed the opinlttn that the lower cost of mate- ilals would warranl a reduction, and liointed to the fact that the price has been voluntarily reduced' 25 cents by the conipany in Brooklyn. He also sjioke of the advice of the coun.sel for the town of North Hempstead, that consumeis should not pay the service charge Imposed until the questign of its legality is decided by the Appellate Division.
The opinion rerprred to was by J^mes L. Dowsey of Dow.scy & Parsons, and was made to the town board at Man- lia.-<set.
Mr. Dowsey based his contention ui'- on the opinion that the corporation has no right to exact a meter .service t'hartte on section 66 of the transpoita- tions corporation.s law, under^whieli, he .say.s, the Public Service Coiiioiation wns organized. He quotes from this section in efl'ect as follows: "No gas light cor- lioration in this state shall cluirgi- or collect rent on its gas meters." Also "There shall be a flne of $50 for each offtjnse, to be sued and recovered in the corporate namt; of the city or village."
Mr. Do\vsey cited the case of the city of Buffalo agaiifist the Buffalo (la.s Company, wherein tho auestion arose as to whether or not a "minimum ser¬ vice charge" was In violation of this statute, and .ssiys that the court held that the name by which the chaige was called was immaterial, and the charge was contrary to the provision of the statute referred to. In conclusion. Mr. Dowsey said:
"We are advised that thi.s tiuestion (the legality of the Kervice charge) is before the Apjiellate Division of the Third Department, and pending that decision, we would suggest that the consumers pay for gas actually .con¬ sumed tipon their premises and refrain from paying the "meter service charpc' or pay the 'meter .service charge' under protest, so they may be reimbursed should the court decide ndversely to the company.
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KisKain—.lordan
Hicioklvii. .luiie 4, by the Uev. .lames .M. Farrar, Harold P- Kissam of Brook¬ lyn and .lennie Stafford Jordnn of Hemiistead. Future address Wcstbury.
NASSAtr ENCAMPMENT
ENTERTAO^ NCiGHiDRS
Rot kvilie Centre. June ».—It wss En« eampment ni«ht at Odd Fellows' Hall Tue.siiuy, when delegations from In wood. Oyster Bay and' Mineula came over and worked three deRrees, brlng- iius candidates with them.
Oyster Bay 'terun worked the Pat riachal itnd Royul I'urple degrees and Inwood the Oolden Rfcle degree, while Nassau and Mineola l.>oked on.' There were perhap.s 200 to 250 members pre¬ sent. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the work.
Tonight Rockville Centre Lodge will confer the Second Degree at Hempstead I-odge.
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HUGHES TO MEET GOLDSTEIN AT ROCKAWAY FRIDAY
Rockaway, June ».—Hobby Hughes:, popular liantamwelghl from New Orleans, who recently made his lli-st appearance iu New Vork, will appeal Hgalnst Abe .\tell Goldstein, former amateur bantamweight champion, In Ihe main bought of twelve i-ounds at the Steeplechase A. A., Rockaway Beach, on Friday evening.
BIG BtlXEKS COMINO
Frooport, June !).—Some big attrac¬ tions are coming to the .\uditorlum. On nt^xt Monday evening Mike Mc¬ Tighe, champion of Canada, meets Tim Kelly, champion of Ireland, in the star iHiut. A week later Bobby Hughes, who heut Frankle Fay, will go against Johnnie Solsberg, the boy who gave Pete Hermun a hard battle in Freeport. -\ week after thut C.unlioat Smith will meet Knock Out Hill Brennon. who fought Jack Demiisey In Madi.son Square Oarden. Followinw this Panama .foe (Jans will meet Sailor Harden and Kid Norfolk will meet Rough House Ware.
HItiw to "Solid" Soutli
Washington.—Over strenuous antl elo¬ quent protests from Southern members, the Republican National Coinmillee adopted a resolution t:hanging the basis of represc^itttiion in national nominal ing conventions for the stales of the so culltd "^.Solid .^outh." The power south ern delgalcs have bc-'ii able in the past to exert In national t;onveiUlons is cut down by diminishing thti number of delegates allotted to them. •
Montana bachelors arc taxed thrco dollars a year, and even at that it is liieaper than getting married.
ROdCVILLfe CENTRE
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Laagdon. of «1 Noitli C«titr« aV«taue. arc bumiag more electricity'lately. The reason Is Vliss E>lna Marie came to brighten up their household on May if. '
Mrs. Harold Kowler wa« obligated In the Winona Martin Auxiliary at Its meeting last Monday night In the Library.
HOMAN & PLANK ! Painters and Decorators'
.\ll Work (iuaranteed Estimates Cheerfully (iiven
Address: 270 S. Main St., Freeport
LADIES' and GENT'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER
• PRESSING, CLEANING, REPAIRING and DYEING D. WALLACK, (formerly of Sth Ave.. N. Y.)
15 SO. V1LL.\GE AvA^E
Tcl. n«J5 W ROCI^yiLlJi: CENITIE. N. Y.
Goods Called For and Delivered
Henry K. DeMott, Mrs. .lohn P, Demp sey, Mrs. John B. Dewsnap. Mrs. H. \i. Dodge, Mrs. Andrew Kdwards. .Ir., Mrs. W. H. Fales, Mrs. Addison Field, Mrs. Randall Fleld, -Miss Miller of Valley Stream. Mrs. Josejih Crowell, Mrs. William Fox, Miss Marguerite OilToid, Mrs. t^lurence W, Oreen, Mrs. Kdwin T. Hull, Mrs. F. H. Handsdeld. Mrs. Kd ward R. Huupert. -Mrs. W. E. Hey ward, Alice K. Higglns, M. D., Mrs. Francis O. Hooley, Mrs, J. E. Hutche son, iHrs. Henry Hutcheson, Mrs. Vor non S.' Ingersol, Mrs. Arthur Jacuubs. Mrs. S. Tuylor Johnson, Mrs. VVillTain H. Knlffln. Jr., Mrs. A. M. McCormack, Miss Anulc Miller, Miss Hattie. -Miller, Mrs.. Simon Nugcr, Mrs, D. E". Xei' reamer, Mrs. J. W. Newberry, Mrs. Edwin Patten. Mrs. Glenn C. Pettlt. Mrs. George A. Phelps, Mrs. Harrv Ruevc, Mrs. I^orcn H. Rockwell, Mrs. August Schablichui-, Mrs. Philip T. Schley, Mrs. HlUery H. Sheets. Mrs. Guorge S. Skilton. Mrs. Hawley Black, Mrs. Charles E. Stiuthard, Mrs. John R. Sjielnian. Mrs. Wm. B. Stokes, Mrs. Erik HlrlngU'rg, Mrs. Charles A. T«ll man, Mrs. t". II. UndvrwiitKl, Mrs. Pier son L. Wells. M^¦8, Percy A. Whltniore. Mrs. C. W. E. WlnlerWittom. Mrs. W. L«.>sUo Wray, Mrs. Clarence Zlpp, .Mrs. B. O. Ekenlicrg, Miss Oertrude Glfford, Mrs. Charles H. Skillun. Mrs. Adelaide Rider. Miss Orace Was«on, Mrs. itklph Kurle, Mrs. S. H. GlflTord, Mrs. Peter Loggle.
Vincent Buscemj, well .known Rail road uvenue barber, and Mrs. Buscemi. celebrated their 25th. weddilng anni vcr .sary Tue.sday "ev&ning. ,,
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The Fountain Pa.stry'lilhop. ^iucc¦es sor to the Belmont. ha.s installed an at tractive .soda fountain.
Motorcycle Policeman John Halm of the Freeport police hasVici;i?Uted tt po¬ sition wilh the County motorcycle force.
The Da SiiVa stores hav^tan oHginal advertising -scheme, using their buinwl truck to advertise a flre siij^i.
Companions'of the lloiest will hold n pinochle, tiucilire anil domino thi.s eveuing at their hull on Merrick roud
Till' Ladies' Improvement SiK'iety of the Presbylerlan church: wil^ holil h c^ake sale Kriday atternoon ul the hoin<' of. Mrs. Alvin G, Smith, Ocean avonue and " Olive Boulevard. RefrcshnicntJ^ will lie aerved.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton, of Clinton & Roouey. HIU back at thoir home, -71 Miliar street lor thfe sununer.
James C. Morton seiuiun un the roud.
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UNCLAIMKO USTTBBS
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BALDWIN
j There will he a ten ut the V. W. (". A.
!rooms this afternoon when Mrs. K. A.
, Moi ris will Iw hostess. On June 11 the
'annual meeting of-the Nassun and Snf,
Freeport. June H.-The following uu-|'"»* ^'^ >^' f,^ T"' ''^'"f T' "" claimed letter, have been rsiwirted In j »*"'"»^•^••'' ""«> ^'•*««^" *'?' '"^¦"•''' ^" "' the Freeport IVwt Ofltcu under date of, June 7: .A
Mrs. L. ,Bluin, Mr. O. Biuid, Mi-s. Chan. Clogg, MIsk Sara Fliiley, Nassiqi, Box 163. Chaa. Fisher. Ci), I.rf)uls Ham mer, Miss Mury R. Kissinger, Mrs. Ray Mnt. Morris HolllUH. Mr. and Mrs. Wiii. Langan, M, I^avny, St. Mafys plaw; B. Morrlsan, Cwntral ave., Mrs. I*. 8. MUItrrard, Mr. Len. Manning. \\ Jac^ son St., Misskm Church. Mrs Moron, Connaroll, Townsand ave.. Frank Pettlt. Miss Klina L. Rosariu.
Telephone, Fr Report 1132-J
Upholstering and Interior Decorating
FAY AND FAY
SPECIAL
MattressesRenovated$3.75
EQUAL TO NEW '
STERIUZED IN OUR SANITARY PLANT • APPROVED BY THE STATE OF N. Y.
Re-Upholstering of Every Description
Re-Painting of Wicker Furniture j
Paul Hoggs und Thomas t'oyiie visited Ihe Ueview plant itt Rtxkville Centre yesterday. Uiire's what they left behind:
"If you want to Be« uoiBjt*shbw, come over to the one the Htxtk & I.adder J ('_ f tTompany will giv-e at the Baldwin! Theatre within the next ten days. Boy. i It's gonna be a stunner. Six big vaude- j 94 Bennington, ave,, Albert Pecktoe, , vllto acts. V/eYe gonna use the pro-1 Mrs. Sbowan. 44» Ma4te« ave., Mr. C.\ *i**^ «o P^n* •h* truck." j
Sntoody. 19 Maple atre., Mi- M. Wriglnl. ' —^^ '
CUSHIONS DRAPERIES CABINET MAKING POLISHING SUP COVERS
SPECIAL Window Shades
TO ORDER
Eadi 95c aad ap
Itlra. H. J. Wetes. 67 M^^ Leo Ostro.
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An old (log that cant be taught u«w tricks '^ao-t mucb of a. dog.
Our Salutary Wodk Sfhopt are
Located at 48 South Mam St, Freeport, L K
(UPSTAIRS) 'OppoMt«]P<Mt Office
Mr.s. John Khlinger, of .19 North Park avenue, left yesterday by, auto¬ mobile for a two Weeks' stay at Quogue.
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.MIST SKE IT AND tJO ONE BKTTKK
"What a beautiful rlngP'
"Yes." quid the girl. "It was an en¬ gagement ring, but the engugement Is broken."
Aren't you going to send it back?"
"Of cour.se, but 1 want to keep it long entjugh to let the hext gentleman .svc whal he Is expected to Ilve up to.".— Boston Transcript.
rots Boom Befcr* Fight
WashMtrton, J«ib« 8.-4%ere aill be no worM'B ehaoi|teiu<hip prise tight ia this country until the United States haK settled the b^nua queatlon for World War veterans, if a rasolution introduced in tbe House by Representative Oalli- vaa of Massachusetts ts enacted.
MONn TO LOAN
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ADXUAN H. COURTENAY
ATTSaMBI AT LAW
S«c<Mid NatMMl Buk BuMiig
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SUPREME LAUNDRY
smenof?R ndv<omerit ienaastheirlAurui; v/hy doittyoa?
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/>i;r list of patrons In this " town Is a laundry Bluu Book. It i.s headed by the famous Duds' family who arc ever so particular about their woik. BlanketM or lied ftpix'adH, tablo Uncti or per- Hoiml apparel we'll send it liuek lo your home In a Hmlling, mn- vlceablc condition.
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SUPREME UUNDRY
240 FRANKLIN STREET Hempstead, N. Y.
Phone 112-W
HEMPSTEAD BANK
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y.
'The Big Bank on the Corner"
ErtabBsked 1887
CAPITAL $ 30.600
SURPLUS 100,000
TOTAL RESOURCES OVER 2,000,000
DOES a fencral Commercial Banking business.
ACCEPTS Time deposit acconnto and allows Inter¬ est tkereon at the rate of 3 per cent per annnm.
SELLS Travelers* Checks and Letters of Credit on all parts of the world.
MAINTAINS a Modem Safe Deposit Department for the storage of yalnabies and at reasonable rates.
LOANS Money on Bond and Mortgage.
HAS a CHRISTMAS CLUB which has popnlarized itself with hundreds of its patrons.
ADVISES with its depositors regarding their invest¬ ments and maintains an up to date service especially for that purpose.
If we may be pemntted to serve you, remember
'The Big Bank on the Corner"
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BUICK
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Present lines of new Buick six-cylinder models will be carried thru the 1922 season.
Beginning June 1st the new series and prices will be as follows, f. o. b. factories, Flint, Michigan.
Model 22-44 Three Passenger Roadster Model 22-45 Five Passenger Tooring, - Model 22-46 Three Passenger Coupe, - Model 22-47 Five Passenger Sedan, - - Model 22-48 Four Passetiger Coupe, - Model 22-49 Seven PaMenger Totiring, Model 22-50 Seven Passenger Sedan, -
on Pricea
$1795
$1795
$2585
$2895
$2985
$2065
$3295
$1495
$1S2S
$2135
$2435
$2325
$1735
$2S3S
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BOTCK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICH.
Pioneer Bnilderfl of Valve-in-Head Motor Car*
BrameAet in all Principal Ciim—DaaUn EamytMherg
Local DMlar
Rockville Centre Garage, Inc.
TaL 323 Rockvilie Centre
Daniel A. Eldredge
Tel. 748 Hettpstead
WHEN BETtER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUBLT. BUICK WHL BUiLP THEM
