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Nassau County Review
Official Paper of .Nassau County
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY. JANU.ARY 15. 1915
Vol. XX, .No. J
Freeport
News of the Churches     Social and Personal    In the Fraternal Orders Local Topics
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Subject   of     Sermofu,   Service*    ol     the   week
and other doinvs in the churche*
and church «ociclie«
H. W. Rocltwell of White Plains, wbo has conducted partieH in P-nrope for leveral years, and had some thrill ing experipnces in Belgium and France during the present war, will address che Men's League of the First Presby¬ terian Church this Friday evening, January iii, in the Chapel at 8:16. A cordihl invitation is extended to the men of Freeport to attend.
nir    About   CuuU,   ViaiU   and   Partiri   of Freeporlert and Their Friend*
A young son arrived at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. C. Dwight Baker. Lena Avenue, on January 3,
Misses .Marian and Rose Kolisch ul New York spent New Years with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. .Morris Miller.
le   i^crct fraternal  organi; Freeport and vicinity.
of    Comment*    and    explafkationft    not    entirely   of a  newa  nature, on villaer   affairit
South Side
Bowling League
In the Fire Department
mp:thodist church
Single copies of the Review for sale at Greenhlatt's and Braithwaite's, Rail¬ road     Avenue;      Michnoff's,     Nassau
County Review, DaSilva's and Go- day, January 17, Rev. Dr. David G betz's. Main Street: DiiSilva's, West Wylie, for many years pastor of the Merrick Road. tf   Scotch    Presbyterian    (Jhorch,     New
York, now secretary of the Presbyter-
Attend This Hearing
An inuiortant meeting of those in- terested in the Inland Waterway [iroposilion will be held at the Army Huilding, Whitehall Street, New Yoik City, .Monday afternoon. January 18, at 2 o'cl ick. At this time .Major Dent will hear those interested, in connec¬ tion with making his final report, and it is urged that there be a large atten¬ dance of Long Islanders at this meet¬ ing, to encourage the project by show¬ ing their interest.
A handy telephone directory is be¬ ing sent out by Pettit & Hedges.
A irjh-'qiie ball will be given by the Good Giivernnient Club at Brooklyn Hai*, on Lincoln's Birthday Eve,   Ftl>
The many Freeport friends   of J. D.
Kiefer,    formerly     president   of   the
Preeport Board of Trade and active in
,      .      . ... ,,        other civic associations, are not aware
In the absence of the pasto^ on bun-   ^^at   he   is   a   resident   of   Merrick.
Shortly   after  gi"inf    up    "Kiefer's store' in Freeport, the Kiefer  family moved to Kentucky, but they   did   not remain   long.      Instead   he   bought farm in Merrick, where he chickens.—Eagle.
KREEPORT The regular meeting ni Freeport Chapter No. 302, B. A. .M., will be held at its meeting rooms. .Mech'.nics" Hall. P'reeport, next Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. The Degree of Mark Master will be conferred, in full form, and all members of the Chapter and visitors will be made at home.
by   tbc  editor
YOU MUST BUY THE REVIEW
Foiiowliig    IS   the   gcbt-oulf   11    ii)(- iSlr,   tournament   of   the   South   Sioe Bowling League,   made   up   of   teams In answer to a   friendly   reader   we   from Freeport, Amityville and    Rock would   say   we    cannot   afford   to   cut   vjlle Centre Clubs and Freepnrt Lodge prices of    our   publication,   nor   bribe   ol Elks:
ritvrvst to and about th* ftran -.• '•   .1 tleriartmant •
by H. E. P.
you to take it by throwing in a bar of soap, a rubber stamp, a pin cushion or a glue pencil.
ELKS' NOTES
VARIETY
Last week we published two   letters from   subscribers    who   had   renewed The following nominations have been ; their subscriptions.     This week we re¬ made   in   Freeport   Lodge:      Exalted   ceived a couple of letters for the .Mes- Ruler, Aubrey Pettit and John B. Cart-   senger. which we also print, whieh in-
ian Board of Church Extension, will preach at both morning and evening services.
On the following Sunday morning. Rev. John F. Caraon, pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, wide¬ ly known as an able and evangeli.stic preacher and religious leader, will oc¬ cupy the pulpit. In the evening Kev. Dwight A. Jordan will preach.
This trio of gifted ministers Htfonl H great opportunity to the church   am]
The engagement of Miss Laura V. Ellison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willett C. Ellison, to William R. rietzsch of New York City, was an¬ nounced at a party given ir her  hon
Wright; esteemed leading knight George M. Levy; esteemed loyal knight. Archer B. Wallace: esteemed raising lecturing knight, Fred Sheidt-; secre¬ tary. John R. S. White, Robert Dona¬ ghy and Sylvester P. Shea; treasurer, Ernests. Randall; trustee Tor three years, Roland M. l,amb: for delegate to Grand Lodge in Los -Angeles, Cali¬ fornia, in July, Franklin G. HilU al¬ ternate, Stephen P. Pettit.
terested us somewhat, from the terse way in which they were written. We are not publishing the names of the writers, so that no ofTense can be tak¬ en, but they amuse u?, anii we think they will you.
The letters follow :
January
6--Amityville vs. Elks.at Amityville 8 —Freeport vs. R. C, at Freeport 13—Am'ville vs. Freeport,at Am'ville 15—Elks vs. Rockville Centre.at Elkg 20- R. C. vs. Amityville, ac R. C. 22—Kreeport vs. Elks, at Freep<irt 27 —Klks vs. Amityville, at Elks 29—R. C. vs. Freeport, at R. Centie Februarv
Hose -1 will holli a moving show at the Plaza Theatre on evening, Februaiy h. Tickets procured of the members.
picture Friday mav be
COCRT   DASHES    •PREFERENCE" OF VOLUNTEER FIREMEN City employees, whu during the last few months   have   lost   their   jobs   in various   departments    because   of  the ciowded   conditions,    and   who  claim they are entitled to preference   in   be¬ ing retained or reinstated to their   de. „, partments because thev :\ye   ex-volun-
.<—F port VH.^.\mityville,   at !¦'port   teer tiremen, have had"their   hopes   in Rock.   Centre   this direction quashed bv a decision of the Appellate Division ni the .Supreme Court.     Five employees of the Depart- ,_     _ „   „ „ ment of Water Supplv who   lost   their
19_.Freeport vs    R. C.   al   Freeport   jobs and were later ordered  reinstated .-i"'^™''"^','f''''f:''°^''''*^'"'y,'"^'by the Supreme Court  on   the   ground
")—R. C. vs. Elks, at
it-   .Am'ville vs.   R. C.   at Am'ville 10—Elks'Ts. Freeport, at Elks 17 —Am'ville vs.   Elks,   «t   Am'ville
Jan. !»     26—Elks vs. liockville Centre, at Elks   that th
on the evening of January 9, this be The nominations will remain open ing also the occasion of .Miss PJllison's until the last lodge nTght preceeding birthday.    The house was prettily dec-   the date of the election.
orated   and   the   vounp   rounle     wore
Dear Sir
Please do .Not send   any   more senger    ! Wiil .Not Nead them. Wry Turly. Vours.
the community, and they ought to have   showered with   gifts   and   congratula- a Urge hearing. • tj^ng.
Among those present were the   par¬ ents of the bethrothed pair,    also   .Mr. and Mrs. F;dward Verity, .Mr. and .Mrs. William    Florenzie,    jr.,   Mrs.   Alvin Southard of   Brooklyn,    Misses   Hazel „,                          ,       ,                               Combs, Libby Weyant, and   Mae   Iiy- lhe   freeport   Presbyterian   Y oung   jer; Joseph Miller, Robert Rv.ier   «nd People H Society of Christian   Endeav-   Bernard G. Kremelberg. or will hold a home-made cake,   candy 	
First Church ot Christ,   Scientist. Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock ; Hempstead   Bank   Building;    subject next Sunday, January 17, "Life."
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Wantagh L I
¦ lanuary 10, lii, 16 ail,
The gently man red   the   .Messenger
an.l bread sale Saturday.    January 30, |     The Woman's Afternoon Colfee Club   Brooklyn   in two   out
In thp Inter.Slote league-    (rHmes    At
New York Lodge on Wednesday even¬ ing of last week, Freeport's represent¬ atives lost all tour games. Inbilliard.s William Greshel defeated Clyde Wal¬ lace by a score of 150   to   5S,   and   E.   he moved away send the paper no more
Robinson   defeated   Leo Fishei, 150 10| 	
S2.     In pocket billiards   John G. Don- A LITTLE SCRAP OF PAPER
nelly defeated Charles A. Sigmond, '¦ a man handed me a little ).iece of 100 to 78, and Carl Armbruster de- paper the other dav which he picked leated Forrest De.Mott, 100 to 70. The . up on the .street. He said it cuntaiiicd same     evening     Montclair    defeated ! a   good sermon on   what a little   care-
March
3   -R   C. vs.   Amityville,   at   R.   C.
5—Freeport   vs.   Elkg,   at   Kreeport 10—Elks vs. Amityville, at Elks 12—R. C   vs. Kreeport, at Rock. Cen. 17—F'port vs. ,\mityville. at   F'port   men   the i-oiirt i.ilV
ey were ex volunteer firemen have lost their case by decision of fhe .¦\ppellale Division.
In regard to their claim for prefer¬ ence in being retained by the deiiart¬ ment because thev Were Vciluntier lire-
y 11 ; dancing from >^ :3o   p. m.   to   '" '^e Sunday School room of the First, met at the home of .Mrs. Edwanl  Rog-   played
of
4:3'> a. in. orch'-'-tiH.
bv   Prof.    I'ottei'
Presbyterian Church. All are cordial- ers this week. Tli«se present were: ly invited to help the young people hy Mrs. William Kramer, -Mrs. Wilson 1.. nttcnding   Ihis   sale   and    purchasing   Spedick,     .Mrs.   H. E.   SchifTer,   Mrs.
A nioving picture shovv will be giv¬ en at the Crystal Theatre, Friday ev¬ ening, FVbruary 6. for tlic benefit oj Patriot Hose Co. No. 4; lickets, 10 cents, can he secured of the members.
'hT goods.
I'lii' W. C. T. U.    held   its   monthly meeting with Mrs. O. W.   Humphrey, I2(i Whiiley .Street, on Thursay,  Janu- iirv 7.     Plans were discussed    relative -    "       " to advertising in the Traction Co. cars
("arter. who conducted a and concerning Poster Day. The an- store on South .Main nual election of officers took the place of the customary program. Mrs. C. M. Flint was reelected (iresident; Mrs. K. C. \'nnRiper, vice president; Mrs. J. .M, Wiggins, secretary; Miss .MargMiel Kelly, treasurer.
W.   De Camp   Rieger.      Miss     Ethel Mohard and Babe Rogers.
A surprise party was   tendered   .Mr.
.Amaritla (' delicatessen
Stre<-t. recently fileii a petition in bankruptcy, and upon the suggestion ol her counsel, a trustee of her assets have been (!ppointed. The schedules showed liabilities of .$1011 and assets of $»M.29. -   Eagle.
and .Mrs. Edward Rogers at their home will be begun by the conferring of the on Whaley Street, Tuesday evening. Degree of Entered .Apprentice upon January 12, in honor  of   Mr.   Roger's   five candidates.    The new officers will
lour   games   lessnes.s with a little   scrap   of   paper
New   York   now    leads    the; might show one's   neighbor.    On   tho
league, Brooklyn second and   Freeport j back of the [laper   was a memorandum
'h'''''- to the milkman to "leave   one   qt.   of
, '.~       ,  ,. , milk tomorrow, " and on the other side
At the regular meeting of  Massape-   ^ „ot^, H.ivigipg the man    whose   name
qua lodge No. M22, F   and A. M.   next   appeared on the sheet that his note for
Monday evening, at lodge room,   Rock-   jmo ^.^uu ^g due at the hank on    the
ville  Centre   the   work    of   the  year   following day.
19-R. C. vs. Elks, at Rock. Centre 24—Amityille vs R. C, at Ani'ville 2t;- Elks vs. Preeport, at Elks
RULES The (iame Rules of New York Bowl¬ ing Association shall govern the tourn¬ ament. ^
PRIZES Cup    Trophy—-Cluh    wiuning   same three times shall have permanent  pos¬ session thereof.
lilted ¦h.
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but    said   persons    with   e«iual   rights
might 111 turn be preferred over them.
.\. Y. Americsn.
ALL RIGHT IN A CITY PAPER
birthday, a very pleasant   evening be-   have charge of the work, and   visitors   o '   u,^i'"^!„,'' ,'^   "1'   ""'^i'^ 1°''   ^^'^ ;„ ,_,.    1...   .L..    1 ._  1    Vu.:..   ...MIL    -_ 1     .       ..      , , nreoklyn Eagle to |)ut    a   heading   on
TliH I'.oosevelt News is agitating the eatablishing of a National Bank at the Village of Roosevelt.
A free illustrated lecture will be delivered at the Crystal Theatre, Free- port, Sunday evening, January 17, at 8 o'clo>.'k, under auspices of tbe I. B. S. .A., and given by T. M. Bedwin. Seats will be free and no collection will be taken. Children unaccompan¬ ied by v'arents will not be admitted.
.Mrs. -M. T. Jackson has severed her connection with the Nassau Post, and has opened a shorthand school in tho Miller Building on South Grove Street. She advertises her school in this issui- of this Review.
CHIUSr EVANfJ.
LUTHERAN CHURCH At the 10:30 o'clock morning service ; Marion and Warren W. Barnes the pastor will preach. The newly- \ electeil deacons will be installed into Fhe ,'^. O. S. met with Mrs. James office at this service. Rev. H. Bran- Ouikshank Wednesday afternoon. The son Richards of Lebanon, Pa., will favors were won by Mrs. Charles M. preach at the 7 :4.'i o'clock evening ser- Hart and .Miss Florence Thompson, vice. .As superintendent of the Porto ; The next meeting will lie held with Rico .Mission work he will present  the I Mrs. James A. Sutphin.
ing   spent    by   the   hosts and    their will he welcomed as usual friends, who arrived   in   spite   of   the
stormy  weather.     Among   the   guests At the meeting of Freeport   Council
were: Mr. ana Mrs. H. E. J. .^chiffer, So. 57, Jr. O. U. A.   .M..   last   Friday
Mr   and Mrs.   William   Kramer.   -Mr. evening, the degrees of Virtue, Liber-
and   Mrs.    William    Barnes, .Mr.   and ty and Patriotism were conferred upon
W. De Camp Rieger, Mrs.    Wil- Wallace   Verity   of Wantagh, Edward
son L. Spedick, .Miss Ethel .Mohard   of Angell of Merrick, George   Fedden   of
New York, Miss Babe Rogers,  Sidney Rockville Centre,   Oaklev   Smith   and
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claims and needs of  this   cause. lire welcomed to these services.
You
Dr. James F. Prendergast, connect¬ ed with the Pulmotor Co., Philadel¬ phia, WHS in town talking pulmotor proposition with the members of the Village Board on Monday afternoon. It Wl I be recalled that it was under stood that tbe Board would purchase this hpparalUB a year ngo, but so far the matter has been held in abeyance.
Dr. Prendergast also called at the Review office, but unfortunately the editor was unable to meet him, and consequ<-:itly we are not able to give any delinite statement as to what is being tivne.
CARD OF THANKS Editor Nassau County Review:
Will you kindly allow us, through the columns of your paper, to express our sincere appreciation to our neigh¬ bors and friends, including the fire¬ men fo;' their valuable asgistance and kind sympathy to Da, at the time of our fire, and in helping us get straight, : onedoot since then. We appreciate it more than we can tell.
T.ieodore S. Dixon and Family, 42 Leonard Avenue,
Freeport, Advertisement
The regular monthly meeting of the (hurcli Improvement Society of tbe Presbyterian Church will meet in the Cha(ii'l. next Wednesday afternoon, Januaiy 20, at   1 :3U.
Vital Statistics
for December
During the inonth i.f December there were 3 deaths and 8 births in the Vil lage of Freeport, as recorded with the Registrar of Vital Statistics, Sylvester P. Shea, as follows:
BIRTHS
December 8- Joyce Adele, Ellsworth and C^harlotte Jennings,
William .Noel, Charles F. and .Mary Murphy.
10—Edward, William J. and Minnie Miller.
12—Jules, Louis E. and Belle Fried- \ man. ^
Elinor Maud, Elmer nna .Maude E. ¦ Raynor.
22—Dorothy May, Edward H. and Cornelia Murray.
18—Marian Amelia Williams.
27—Maria PVlice Fortunato Chimen, Furtunato   and  .Alessandriiia   Chimen.
27—Mary Rito, Leo Aloytius and Madeline Dalton.
DEATHS December 11— Mr». Frances    Emma Sealy, age 56.
17—Celia F. Comer, 75. 26—Richard H. Breen, t;3.
The Tuesday evening   dancing   class
at the Crystal Lake ilouse will reopen
for the winter next    veek,   in   charge
iof .Mrs. Jean Stiles.     The hotel is now
Harry Walling of Freeport^ Delega¬ tions were present fro.n Amityville, Rockville ('entre anu Lvnbrook   Coun-
New School To Open
The Columbus Avenue School will open for work, next .Monday, January 18. fhis school will accommodate about 500 pupils.
The building is 134 feet by 62,
one of its items and says that Thomas W. Lucas of this village is .^^7 years old, but if it were done in rne n't the country weeklies some of our city pa- lierg would think it was worth making a .special item about. However will not say anything about it, al though .Mr. Lucas certainly does not look it In fact, his father is not t. great deal older than that.
SEE YOUR NEW SCHOOL The Columhuv .Avenue School will be opened for insneccion next Friday afternoon, as noted in our news col umn this week. Prof. .Moon and the Board of Education extend a cordial invitation to everybody to attend, so that you may keep in close touch with
TEAM PRIZES Value First >:i5,ii0    High Average
Second 7.oO    High Score
INDIVIDUAL PRI/FS Valu.> Firsl High Average .Second High Average Third High .Average High Score
Under no consideretion wil: prize consist of money. The winners may indicate their preferences, and the Prize ('ommittee will make the purchases.
No club to  receive   more    than   one we   team prize.
No member to I'cceive more than one individual prize.
Member must roll 24 games to be entitled to an individual prize.
The officers are: R. I'. Molick, Am¬ ityville, president; Josenh A. Miller, Rockville Centre, vice (iresident; Wil¬ liam B. Austin, Freeport, secretary; Messrs. Staats and Brown, prize com¬ mittee
In answer to a suggestion from a 1 reader, I am publishing the list of tire alarm calls, which are revised to date. The calls, printed on card, can be ob tained upon application at tbe Review ' office;
PIRE   A,UA.R.Vl   CAUl.«
Irceport Fire Department
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the work that
thoroughlv ventilated and well   heated tains eleven classrooms   24 by 28 feet,
and   pleasant   weekend   parties are a « kindergarten   room 24 by   36.   and a
feature large ottice.     lhe first  floor is   so   ar-
  ranged that a large auditorium will be
Mrs. Charles Winston is slo.viv   im- {urn'shed, capable of   seating   several proving at Nassau Hospital, where she'"""'^"¦'^ t'*-''*'°"»-    '^'^^   basement   can
was taken .several months   ago   suiter- °^ "''^*^ "** Kymnasium if that   is de
being   done   in .<-'°"-   distjict.      The   scho..)    will   open work on Mondav.
this for
ing from a compound fracture of her foot. Mrs. Winston can now be moved in an invalid chair, and expects soon to be able to return to h»*r home.
Freeport Club^s
Annual Meeting
The unnual meeting of the Freeport Club was held at the Club House .Mon¬ day evening. The reports of the var¬ ious committees all showed advances over the previous year, desjiite the money stringency, and especially the House Committee, which showed an advance if about 3o per cent, over the previous year's business.
The followirig officers were elected : President, EJdward B. Thom|ison :  vice
Perfection oil heaters, $2.98
Cook stovea, 111.00 up
Triangle O'Cedar Hops, 69c
100 piece China Set, $8.98
Flow r Post, all •isea
Parior Stoves, $2.50up 1. DaSilva,    W.   Merrick   Road 886-W; 5 and 10c Store, 330-W,
AdvartlsaiiMiit.
Tel.
YEARLY FIGURES
111 1913 there were   113   births   and 07 deaths   entered,   the   deaths   being divided as  follows: Under 1 year 4
Between 1 and 5 years 10
Between 6 and 20 years 5
20 years or over 5
ao years or over 6 ;
40 years or over 8
50 years or over 6
60 years or over 8
70 years or over 10
80 years or over 6
It will be noteththat   24,   or   nearly two-fifths were over 60 years of age. - ... .
It is interesting to note, by way   of . Newly Elected President FreejKirt Club
- ,.  comparison,   that   in   the   Village  of     	
Buy yonr coal now before you   need   Hempstead   there were 63 deaths   and   president^ Charles E. Mack ; secreUry,
Attention is called to the advertise¬ ment 111 William Kelton, piano tuner, in this issue of the Review.
Chub:iuck's calls attention to their fine stock of toilet needs this week.
AdrarUaement
EDWARD B. THOMPSON
Freeport Coal Company.
Adv •rUnnant
Smith & Bedell talk about prescrip¬ tions in their adv. this week.
AdTartlaauMBt
I have $4000 to place at once on bond and mortgage. Elvin N. Edwards, at¬ torney at-law. 1 Railroad AvenDe, Freeport. N. Y.
AdTartlaanwD*
125 births. Edmund T. Cheshire ; treasurer,    Rob-
-_-  ert G. Anderson • members of Board of
WeeklyWeatherReportiSS"sj;.rt,.?;^S.S''ZH:.
(For our readers in other localities)     M. Hart.
  The following   nominating   commit- ¦
tee for   1916   was   appointed:    David
! Friday, January 8—Clear, cool; fine winter weather.
Saturday—Same.
Sunday—Same.
Monday—OvercMt, "looks like snow," rainy late in evening
sired at some future time. The struc¬ ture is of red brick with light stone trimmings, tirenroof on lirst floor with reinforced concrete work, and with fireproof stairs of the same material. On Friday afternoon, January 22, the building will be opened for public inspection during the afternoon and evening, with a musical program, and in the evening the graduation e.xercis¬ es of the training class will be held. R. E. Coon, a business man in New York City, will give the addre^s, and 15 members of the class '.vill receive their diplomas. The event is of espe cial interest from tbe fact that this is the first class to graduate from the training school or teachers, and that this is the only sehool of its kind in New York State, being opened to High School graduates only, the course be¬ ing one and one-half years. This di- l>loma entitles the holder to a proba¬ tionary certificate, good for two years, and at the end of that time a life cer- titicate, which places the holder prac¬ tically on the same footing as a .'vormal School graduate.
The Board of Education is well pleased with the result of the bailding which they are able to furnish the dis¬ trict for the money spent, and urges all residents of the village or surround ing villages to call and inspect the building, and attend the e.xercises in the evening.
The members of the Training   Class who will graduate at this time are :
Johanna Maria Byl
Delia .May Cheshire
Fannie E. Devlin
.losephine E. Finger
.Myrtle Theodora Gissei
.Magdalen L. Hoffmar.
.M. Constance Loux
Clara A   Peterson
.A. .Marjorie Pitcher
Louise H. Rullmann     x .Hazel A. .Seaman
Florence M. Thomas
Eleanor Marguerite Trayer
Ednah Beatrice Vail
Emily J. Werner
Neundorfer To Walk At Garnet
"Ted"   Neundorfer,   an   attache   of the Freeport Elks' Clob, a member of
Village Trustees
A special meeting of th- Village Board of Trustees who held Thursday afternoon, as the members of the Board wished to atten! the hearing before the Public Service Commission today, P^riday (which was the regular meeting dsy ; Trv"e'.> Radnor wo? unable to be present.
Trustee Randall, as cunimittee, rec¬ ommended the requested changes in the new building of Hose No. 1, at an additional cost of $332, not including any change in flooring upstairs.
The following apjilicatimis were granted:
Fnr Water- (Jeorge (Josselin, Rut¬ land Road.
For Lighting- Paul Stone. iJrand Avenue; Daniel DaSilva, South Grove Street.
Thomas Mc(."atfrey of South .Main Street, bv Elvin N". Edwards, his at¬ torney, filed a claim for $250 damages caused by the fall of his horse on At¬ lantic Avenue on December 2S, includ¬ ing payment for time lost from his business; referred to ('ounselor Swez¬ ey,
The Village Treasurer's report for December 31, lyl4, was received and filed, showing the balances in each fund, as follows: General, $65!) 61; street, $635.79; water, $404 444 ; elec trie light, $1387.94; Board of Health, $769.43: interest, $795.18; tax ar¬ rears, $1028.10: tire department, $2995.20, street light, $1011.28; side¬ walk, $796.26; park maintenance funfl, $181.10; police fund, $1205.06.
Freeport Club got away to a run ning start in the Inter-dub Howling Touriianient last P'riday evening, when they took three games from the Rock- j ville Centre Club. .As Amityville had taken two out of three from Freeport ' Lodge. B. 1'. O. E., Freeport Club took undisputed possession of lirst place.
STANDLNc; OF THKCI.CBS To January 13, Inclusive W.       I Freeport •'.
Amitvville 2
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J3    Limit B.'.u-li .\y
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Chichester
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Ifi-l 116 lt)6 120 142
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117
169 132
188 118
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101
117
163 127 188 160
123
110 125 161
Totals
W. Thompson Moon Cheshire B. Smith Austin
724 January X FREEPORT 178 168 151 168 192
772    683
158 184
148 166 176
Rev. R. H. Scott To Wed Feb. 2
Invitations have been isaued for the wedding of .Miss .Amelia T. Doughty, daughter of .Mrs. Julia C. Doughty, of 710 Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn, to Rev. Reginald Heber Scott, curate of the Chorch of the Transfiguration. The wedding will take place at the home of the bride, on Tuesday evening, Feb¬ ruarv 2, Rev. William Sheafe C)hase, rector ot C^hrist Church, Brooklyn, offi¬ ciating. A reception will follow at the home of the bride's mother. Miss Doughty is a teacher in Public School No. 156" (Boys), on Sutter .Avenue, Brooklyn.
Totals 857 781 ROCKVILLE CENTRE Debnert
Miller 174 114
Maguiness 131 148
Eustace 201 122
Kelly 161 157
Tallman 167 178
179 141 119 161 175
776
162
107 187
Odd Fellows
Officers Installed
The officers of Fr-eport Lodge No. 600, I. O. <). F.. were installed Mon day evening by D. D. (-. .\1. Sylvanus L. Johnson and staff of Inwood, as fol¬ lows: Noble (Irand, Theodore S. Dix¬ on; vice grand. I'eter (Jokelet; right Bunporting grand, Frank .\1. .Smith; left supporting grand, Hhits A. Wal¬ ling; right supporting vice grand, James Abbott; left supporting vice grand, Olaf Nelson; secretary. II. Frank Seaman , financial secretary, W, •S. Merrill; treasurer. S. P. Shea; con- ductiir. Cordon Lindsay . warden, Frank K. Harrison; right scene sup¬ porter, William H. Sadd; left scene inaide outaide sitting
188  supporter,    Herbert     l^olvin; 143  guanlian,    Henry    E.   Ridei;
      —     guardian, Raynor    R.    ,Smith;
Totals M34    719     727   past grand, Henry Vollmer.
Following   the    installation   supper Freeport (Jlub took three more from   ^^s served. Amityville      Wednesday      night,     at       Next Monday evening the initiatory Amityville,   thus   giving them « total   degree will be   conferred,     fhe   lodge
of 6 games won and none lost.
Jdooary 13 FREEPORT
is starting in for a busy year,   already having seven candidates under way.
Sutherland, jr., Werner Nygren Albin i *''*' ^'^ *°'"'' Athletic Club, on Sat- N. Johnson, Robert H. Hnut Alvin A ""^"^ '«ceived notice that he had been Sealey, CaJ. James Dean and' Herbert "•*<=*«<1 *>>' »'»« Amateur Athletic Un- A. Kellum. '<"> ^° represent tbe L nited States in   tbe Olympic Games this coming   sum-
W. Thompson W. Moon
Try my special box of   cut   Howers,   ^- Smith 75e, for the weekend.    C. R.   Ankers,   H. Beebe florist, Rookville   Centre, L. I.    Tele-; <-¦• E. Mack phone connection; deliveiy   anywhere. ¦ W. B. Austin Advertisement. |
     • I Totals
In addition ot its abie  cast,   typical Maine   coas'    scenery   and   beautiful
147
158 151
148 192
169
208 148
177 179
1114 212
Suffrage Items
139
185' 140
Kof- will
At tbe Plaza, Wednesday, January 20. tba true New E2ngland classic, "Shore \etta," James A. Heme's masterpiece, in 6 reels of motion pic¬ tura*.
mer at the   Pan American   Exposition  photography.    Shore Acres" poasesses  C. Strong
,^.'^*^u-J^.?."!!!l.j"'^   all day   "d ^^ ^,|,j^;,^jg^g j^^. ^^^^^ ^^^*^^^ *»-   .^   San   Francisco.    Neondorfer   last; ibe distinct advantage of being known ! B- Pp'ye',!
all night, heavy wind.
Wednesday- Rain, snow, slush, wind; cleared off warm at noon, and splendid wiqtar night
Thuraday—Fine clear weather.
Aav»rtiiem«nt.   year at Washington received the   title . tbroughoot the country as a successful ' R- Melick
  of cbam|.ion amateur one mile   walker  ,tage prodoetion ; to be shown   at   the ! B- C'"'^''*"^''
Every Monday at the Plaza. Zudora,   '" **•'¦ country.    He is 22 years   old, j p|»xa, Wednesday,   January 20;  mat- j R   Ireland complete story in twu reels. '   "x^ has a trunk filled  witb  prises   be I ia^ and evening. j
bas won. AtwarUaimaad j        Totals
19$ A.MITYVILLE 179 147 147 131 166
H81     818
155 184 145 179 118
After this week oor column of fiage and Aiiti-SofTrage articles be discontinued. We find tbat we can¬ not give the time for these articles, and for that reason we have decided to stop poblisbing thern, either for or against this interesting proposftion. I^j We will always be glad to receive jyg , news items referring to local affairs 141: along tbis line, but will not publish li\ : *ny more iteas* of a general nature on 1£. I this subject after tbis week.
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