Nassau County Review 19150514

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FREEPORT, N. V.. FRIDAY, MAY 14.191S
Vol. XX, No. 20
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Social and Personal   lln the Fraternal Orders'        Local Topics News of the Churches
Baseball
Uaimh   Abmil   CaMta.   VWto  aa*  PartU<   oi Fre»>«ftT« MM Tkair Friaarf*
Single copies of the Review   for  sale
at Greenhlatt's and Braithwaitp's, Rail-	
road    Avenae;,     Michnoff's,     Nassau j .."   .,   , . ,      .
County   Revia*',   DaSilva's   and    Go-1     Counaelor Albin N. Johnaon has been , .    .   j,
betz's.   Main  Street;   DaSilva's.West ] up through the   New   England   StaUaIf/.?. ..":!'
Merrick Road
tf.     ; on a business trip
flIGHWATEK TIDE TABLE
Tkw* time* ar* for Samijr  Hook.    Dednrt H roiDntM for B«nip«t«ad Bay)
Friday, May
Saturday,
Snnday,
Monday,
TtMaday,
Wednesday.
Thursday,
Friday.
Satorday,
U IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
8:20 p. m.
8:54 p. m.
9:25 p. m.
9:68 p. m. 10:82 p. m. 11:12 p. m. 11:58 p. m. 12:66 a. m.
1:56 a. m.
The Miases Olive and Estelle Faw¬ cett have tendered their resignation as membera of the Glancort Tennis Club.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Randall have returned to their home on Lena Avenue after spending the Winter at Daytona, Florida.
Do»t» •¦ *• —trattratmrnMl •riuis.tioiU' al   CooMnrato   aaj   aaplaBaHai   mit   .Btircly   at Fraawatt aad viciattr. , mewa aatara. •¦ *«¦¦« aH.ir.                                       b» ¦
Freeport  Chapter  No.   802,   Royal > 	
ill  again  confer  the j FIRE ALARM CARDS
Mark Master Mason Degree  at   their.     Any of oar local merchants who  de
[.regular meeting next Wednesday even* I sire fire alarm carda to distribute  to ! next Sunday, May 16, ing. May 19. -
Svrrices   of    tbo   wook _    n tke^churchot aad clhurcll aociali**
Firat Church of Chriat,  Scientist.—
Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock ;
Hempatead   Bank   Building;   subject,
Mortals and Im-
tbeir customers can receive tbem upon ! mortals. I application at oar office, where we al- held' ways have plenty  of  them  on   hand-
Sooth Side League
(Special Correspondent! Scores last week: Freeport Club S ; Merrick Rockville     Centre     10; ElksO.
In the Fire Department
Mxion uf inlaroot to and about tho ttoa in our looal doportmont byH. E. P.
A German Metzelsuppe will be next'M'onday evening, May 17, at   the; Nassau County Review Club House of Freeport Lodge of Elks. The   proceeds   are  for   the   baseball funds.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Mrs. J. Granville Smith of 87 Ham ilton Place, New York City, will re tarn home this Sunday, after a stay of Carl Darenberg
ODD   FELLOWS On Monday evening was conferied   Opon W
Village Trustees
At the regular meeting of  tbe
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The call la<<t Friday morning waa Freepfrt f"** ^^^ garage of E. A. Dorlon, on East Avenue. A gasoline torch had caught tire and an alarm was sent in, but the Rre has been extinguished be¬ fore tne companies arrived. Only two comuanies answered.
Lost
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Vil-I
Samuel Klein,  harness  maker,   has | opened a shop in tbe little store on tbe I
three weeks at tbe home of Mrs. tave Abel, 6.5 Rose Street.
Gus-
Mr. and Mra. John E. Nolan ot  303
Boutb side of Newton Boulevard,   near j j^^^jj, „,;„ gj^^^j y^^^^ announced the Main Street, for the repair of all kinds i engagement of their  daughter,   Gert-
of leather goods. I rude Marie Nolan,   to   Dr, W.   Harold ..^^..._  „._  	
                           I Runcie, of  103   West   Merrick   Road. Frankie Greanleaf of Roae Street were I PeekslciU gravel  on   Ray  Street,   be
The Nassau County   Review  offices , The wedding will probably take  place initiated aa members of the Corps.         tween OceSn and Sportsman Avenues
A E. Miller and Paul Graffinger. Next Monday evening the initiatory degree will be conferred.
Monday morning the automobile of Arthur Deagon caught tire in back of his residence on Randall Avenue.    An
Talka on  the   Bahai   Revelation  by Arthur P. Dodge. Sundays at  8:80   p. m. at 64   Jay   Avrnoc.   Freeport,   N.   Freeport Club Y. ; subject for May 16. "The oneness   Rockville Centre of Religion,    manifested  through   the   Freeport Elks seven   great   epoch-marking     Revela-   Merrick ti 2
tiona, finally culminating in the grand*      Games scheduled for tomorrow :
Rockville Centre vs. Elks at Freeport   «"•="«<'s«''V""'8«"«''" •"  alarm,   but "reeport Clob vs. Merrick at   Merrick   ^^- Deagon immediately phoned   that
, the fire was out and  the  whistle waa ligious system, of faith and   he-     FREEPORT CLUB 8; MERRICK 6     not blown. day,   the  village   to   be   indemnified, Hef."    All are welcome; no charge,     i     The   Freeport  Club  continued     its against any loaa or damages for  acci- winning streak on Saturday, defeating   .   "°** ^ "°* "•»" horses stationed  in
  dents. An entertainment will be   given   bv   Merrick in an interesting game by the   ''*   '''""'«   nights    and    on    Sundays
.      .    , ::        ,   .     „ I     Application for street lamp at Com-   the Junior Epworth League in the lee-   score of 8 to 6.     Both   teams   hit   the   *^™"Kh   an   agreement   with the Vil-
At tha last meeting of the Woman a | mercial Street and  Harrison  Avenue ' ture room of tbe M.    E.   Church  next   ball hard   and   often,   making  eleven   '»Ke Board.     	
waa referred to light committee. I Friday evening. May 21,   at 8 o'clock ;' hits each, but by bunching   their   hits       „
Application of Clarence Edwards for , adults tickets   20c.   children's, tickets ' the Club boys came out ahead. Schebe °** ^ " P'"""'"!? to hold
15c, now on sale. started pitching for Merrick but   gave
Relief Corps, Mra. F. A.   Smith, retary   of   the   Suffrage   Club,
»ec- and
On Saturday evening last the Relief Corps surprised Commander Patterson. i for  the   D. B. P. Mott   Post,   with   a
are being improved with metal ceiling. ; j„ the Fall
The office has he«n somewhat upaet for ¦ 	
the past week, but we are   now   ready | ^ ^^^^^^^^ -^    , p    „
to receive all our friends. . ,^^^   Germany,   where  she  went   in i P""« f «25^ /»"* President Bentley
  ! March to visit her family, having heard | P'^^nted the Coniniandef "'th « beau-
"Tbe Ralston Family" will give an I that her three, brothers had been I *lf"''"'"''".f»'«"^ *'"'»*'* «^°lo" •"'I entertainment in the aaaembly room of i wounded whilt fighting in the German, "'"^ ''"f J*'''' P"*^^ """'^f^ ^y h*r- the Grove Street School this Friday! army. She found her parents ap;tioas T^'^" ^^'"\\^°'"'^^ refreshments evening. May 14, for the benefit of thp j conwrning the conflict, but her broth- i ^^^^ '^'¦?^ "? ^^^ '»'"«*-•    Th"e i« f
i ^OiiB of  Veterans Corps in   Freepuri, ' after Juhe 1.
Sportsman was received, to  be  considered  when gravel is parchaaed.
Tbe Street  Commissioner  was  em*
ing.
Student Association-    Ticketa   are on | ers   aoipjured;   so   aha returned   to
sale by members of the Association.     ; America aft« A vlalt of •"•""•"•^tlS
j length. -."-'I
At the meeting of the Freeport High J 	
School Albmni Association, held at tbe ; Having won the Nassau County residence of Harold E. Brown Monday , ^Vomen's howling championship, ten evening, the following officsta we« ' women were the guests of Mrs. Wil- elected; President, Hirold   B    Smith, ; ijam Oreenblatt, on Jay Street, Thurs*
carni¬ val in the vacant lot near the hose way'tJ Miller"^ "the "sVvenVh, Vfter the )i°"»^' '*'"'* ^/"* !*"""« ^!'« summer. The regular monthly meeting of th'I home team had made six runs, the J^^.'i^J^^''".^:_" , *°." ""°*^^"'^^^^^ Church Improvement Society of the Club boys continued batting, hitting Presbyterian Church will be held in j Miller for two more runs. Sutphin powered to have Andrews Bros., con-| the church parlor Wednesday after , pitched tha full nine innings for Free tractors, experiment with their ro^d | noon, May 19, at 1:30 p, m.i All | port and had things his own way until roller in tearing up and repairing por- j members are urged to b^ preaent. j the   sevfUtb   iimilig     when   be   was
tion of Grove Street from Oliie Boule- j — _ ) touched up for two runs and   again   in
vard to Smith Street. I METHODIST CHURCH the ninth for three.    Several brilliant
Ordinance No. 4, relative to lieen-j Next Sunday morning Dr. Ourtice i plays were made by Pitcher, (Jook 8n<l, sea for junkmen, W»B amended. ''•>!»«»S* j C'CwangCa ^Uljiita with ReV. D. D. Ir- j Story for Freeport and R»a»«, Grogan . ing the tee from $3 to $15, | vine, pastor of the Bay Shore   Metho- | and Mulcahy for Merrick.    The score :
able expense incidental to occupying the new houae, which is furnished from its own funds, nnd the carnival will be held to replenish the treasury. Date and particulars have not been de- I cided upon.
School Notes
re-eJeeted; vice president, Mls^n Myr¬ tle Gissel, re-elected; secretary, Hil¬ bert R. Johnson, re-elected for tho seventh consecutive year; treasurer, Dorothy McCloskey, re-elected. The Association plans for holding an en tertairtment ih the near future, nnd will hnve their annual banquet in Free- port thin year. Following the meeting refreshments were aerved by the host.
The bond of Blanche A. Rhodes $500 j dist Church.    Mr. Irvine is recognized i Freeport Club * ' from a bonding company, was received i as an attractive preacher and is a man  Cook, 3b
At the regular meeting of Massape-land filed. j of wide  experience.    In   the  evening | pitcher, If
qua  Lodge No. 822. F. and A. M.,   to I     The    following    applications   were | Dr. Curtice will be in his   own  pulpit | Cheshire, rf be held at their hall, Rockville Centre (granted: j and will speak on "One of the Secrets i Smith, rf
Bank Building, next Monday  evening, i     Sidewalks—Frank Farmlett,   Grand I ef Success." : Randrfll, ss
, - , .u . the Tbird Degree   will   be   conferred | Avenue; H. F. D. Kelsey. 87 So. Long I i Remsen. 2b
w^L'^r'^ Ar.hr R^ WaTilf'ZT ' "f^"" ^^"^ Candidates.    The work will | Beach     Avenue;     Charles   Johnson, !     Mrs. G. Marion Doane of   Rockville j Beebe, cf Olaf ¦ Maenussen    Mr^     John   Bi,ce ' ' v* .*" '*'""^' f.t^" 5T  -^^ *?""»"'' i ^^""""^   ^*'^«' '   ^''^"'^    ""    ^''*"' 1 ^ent'* addressed a large gathering   of  Story, e m;:      nL I   n;i«„    virl    lionS *"'^'''*   Historical   Lecture j church Street; Emil G. B. Reiss, Rut-! members and friends of the W.  C.   T.   Lewis, lb
Vila  uifrl thh.lrr' JrlcJihTMi.'. ! *'" ''^   delivered   by   Rt.    Wor.   Bro i land Road: Wallace Smith, South Side ; u. at the home of Mrs. L. H. Ross on , Sutphin, p GeTJrd\^s   Eli" •¦•   R^dfield. president   of   theJAv.nue;   G.   L.   O'Toole.   sooth   sid. I Thursday, May 3.     Her subject, "Suf-i
ueioei ana .Mi.sa ciizanei.. uuni. Association.    An early communication i pjne ^treet; B.   Trubenback,   27   Jay j frage in Relation to* the Liquor   Traf-^     Total
will be held at 6:30 anjj the regular at: I Street. Ific," called   forth   frequent   applause.
Announcement has been made of the   7:30.    On the same  evening a delega-,     Water—William   G.   Miller,     Rose i The membership and interest shown in i engagement ot  Paul   I.oring  Johnson, | tion will   be   present   from   Freeport ; street; Frank Seaman, Whaley Street; j the W. C. T.   U.   work   is   increasing
son of Mr. and   Vlrs. A. S. Johnson   of ' Chapter,    Royal North Main Street, to   Misa   Gertrude ; Friday   evening Waterbury   of Saugerties, N. Y.    .-Ac¬ cording to presen iilans   the   marriage Th' jury in the Bailey murder   case , ceremony   will   he   solemnized   during found .Mrs. Kdwin Carman   nol   puilty   the firft part of  June.     Paul   .lohnson
Mrs. Carnian Acquitted
Arch    Masons.      On May   21,   a   special communication for the   First   Degree, will be held.
on the lirst ballot Saturday afternoon. Thu jury lound its verdict of acquit¬ tal without delay. There was no dis- aentiiiK voice. By agreement it re¬ mained out for an hour pnd ton min¬ utes. Then the jurors returned at 5:30 ii'.-lock. An outburst of applause that i.|.rt!ad to every corner of the courtroom greeted the announcrment of the jury's   foreman.     Peter   Ruhr-
is a graduate of the Freeport High , School, clas.s of l^oi^, ana of Cooper ' Union, clH.fs of 1914, where hw received : the degree of B. S. in olectrical engin¬ eering. In high school he was cireula-' tion manager of The .Student, played on the basket ball and baseball teams, and whs u member of the German Club, Athietii- .As.-^ociation, and the school hand.     Since his graduation last
Freeport Club Notes
(Bv C. A. P. S.)
back. jr.. the   foreman,   arose    in   bis   June he has heen   employed   with   the seat as .Mrs.   Carman   stepped   to   the - New York Telephone (company aa elec- har ind K.nid simply:    "The jury tinds   trical  assistant, the defendant not guilty.
It was the feeling in the court that the jury's verdict was indueneed a great deal by the charge that Justice Blackmar made. It was felt that it was entirely fair, but that it left very little rj|i|,ortunity for the jury to do anything' hut   find   Mrs.   Carman   not
A bsrn dance waa given on Satur¬ day evening. .May >, hy Misses Elean¬ or Knaup and Irene Murphy in the barn of Edward Rice on Brooklyn Avenue. A more than enjoyable ev¬ ening W'is spent Dy those participat¬ ing, who Were:    Miases    Lucy   Smith,
guilty.    Practically everything he i:aid   isabelle Seaman,   Mildred   Knaup,   of
in his charge was based upen the one proposition:
"If you believe Celia Coleman, find defendant guilty; if you believe Mra. Carman, find her innocent."
The    District  Attorney,    Lewis   J.
Brooklyn; Harriet Thorns, Helen Thorns, Edna Schluter, Frieda Young, Ethel Hsrlman, Eleanor Knaup Irene Murphy, Henrietta Knaup. Messrs. Lester Danly,   Thomas O'Brien,   Ray
A dance will he given tonight, Fri¬ day, May 14, in the Club House hall, the proceeds of which will be used towards the baseball team. There will he three pieces of muai-; tickets 2.') cents, (^ome out and enjoy your¬ selves and incidentally help the haee- Lall team along.
The picture of the Club's lyi.-j base¬ ball team has been finished and can be seen in the Cluh House.
On Saturday last. May 8, the Club team met and played the^Merrick Club, on the Alpine grounds. The game in itself wa.s rather tame until in the last stages, when the Merrick boy.s with two out began a rally und tallied four runs in the inning. They might have tied the game or won, but for a most difi!icult catch of a long left tield drive
I ' ; William   G.   Miller,   Whaley   Street;; I Emil Reiss, Russell Place; L. I. Build- i ing Co.,   Archer   Street;   Richard   R-j
Lane, .Atlantic Avenue. j
i     Electricity-Dr.   J. R. Shapero,   71 |
South Main Street; George   D. Smith, 1
jr , Atlantic Avenue; G. M. Goller. 22 \ , Wallace Street; C. A. Reitmeyer, j ! Grove Street; E. Gumpp, Atlantic and,
Bayview Avenues; Henry S. Tyler,! i West Side Avenue; Dolly J. Rothery, ; ;181 Porterfield Place; T. W. Robert 1 I son, Morris Street; Clarence   .Abrams, I
150 Church Street; Harry L. Baukney, '
rapidly.
Communications
;i7 N. Long Beach Avenue;    P. J. An¬ drews, Morris Street.
The monthly report of Police Juatice Flint   showed \receipta   of   $8.00 month   of   April,   .$H   for   8   revolver licenses, and $5, Fritz   Tidden,   viola¬ tion Ordinance No. 49.
The monthly report of Engineer Wil¬ liam R. Smith was filed, showing: Alternating current generated Commercial     light     and
power Street lighting 30,.S40
$72,980 Coal used 477.900 lbs. 1«8 Street lights horned .')3,.599 hrs. ' The   Village     Treasurer's    reports I showed the following balances   in   the i
THE LUSITANIA  HORROR To the Editor :- -
While the de.struotion <if the Lusi- tania is an appalling catastrc/phe and the loss of American lives a matter nf the gravest concern, it should not em¬ broil ua in war with Oerniany. That we will demand reparation for this in¬ human and barbarous method of fight ing goes without saying, hut to in volve the country and sacrifice the j" ! lives of thousands of our people in war ' would he inexcusable. If would not restore tfiose who perished.
Passengers who sail in ships ofahe- ligerent power, e-ipecially after warn¬ ings have been given of the danger, assume a certain amount of risk ; and horrible and unjustitiable as the   sink-
$42 f4U ' '"'^ °^ ^^'^ "'''f' ^^'"'' ^^^   whole   nation j should not be made to   suffer.     It is a I time for coolness and restraint. !    , Frederick C. Hicks.
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Amen !
mond Amador,    Edwin   Slote.   George ! «'""="*^'^''J' P''<=her, making the third i various   funds:     General,   .$6140.89 Smith, had made a masterly  summing   p^jj   Earl .Maxon,   Ralph   Golden   and   ""^ '^e final acore being 8 to 6, in our Utreet, $886.57; water, $697.77;   elec
Fox, Earl .Maxon,   Ralph   Golden   and   ""'^' '¦¦"'""»'=^'^"'"«""« ° i" "•'"""'   street, »«8t).&7; water, .fb»/.//;   elec-i p i   f? !•
Irwin Schwab.     Morton Hartman   and   ^"V"""-  . Tomorrow, Saturday, May 15,    trie light. $4292.92; Board of Health, | LOUal   franChlSe
............. ajo  nfva m     nlov      tKd     M amnit      f^li-il.     at I »/.nn  np .       : ^.. ..        *,«,    e...      . I a
up speech and had   evidently   made                   __ _       „    .  .
deep impression upon the jury, but ! g^jfe jufj^^oj g^^^^y^ g3.^e"\\e^^^ we again play tbe Merrick Club at! 56.33.75; interest, $191.60; tax when Justice Blackmar charged them interesting Oriental dance, which was i'^^"''^''- 8"nie to start at 3 o'clock 1 ,ear8,$73.11; fire department, $51.5.89 ; I tbat they must base their entire find- ^^ph appreciated William Keefe **'"P- Everyone is invited to accom-1 gtreet light, $170.72; sidewalks,' ings on the troth or   falsity   of  Celia   gave hia services aa floor manager and ' P""y ^''^   ***"   *°   Merrick   and   help . $652.g9 ; pyijce.$167.25; park mainten-!
Meeting
Coleman's evidence, it beeanne clear that they felt there was at leaet "a reasonable doabt" and the unanimous verdict on the firstballot waa the re- ralt.
(Contributt'd). Nine men and one wonian   addressed
-Two base hits. Hill. Sutphin (.1) ; three base hit, Evans; home run, Remsen; struck out by Schebe h. by Sutphin ."i; base on hiiils oil' Schebe 3, olf Sutphin 4; time of game,  1 hr. 40 min.
KOCKVII.Li: ("KNTRK Ui; ELKS i» Rockville Centre continued its wiii- niog streak, shutting out the Freeport Elks by the score of 10 to 0. Longe¬ necker and Dooley were the battery for the Centre boys, while Munzinger ar.d Betzig filled in for the Elks.
DIAMO.ND DUST
keinsen contributed his usual home run.
Pitcher accepted three hard chances in left.
Mulcahy was the life of the .Merrick team ; his catching was firBt-class.
A- G. Spalding & Bro.. of New York City, have donated a cup to the pen¬ nant winner-
Sutphin connected for thrpi^ two- baggers, y
Story caught a snappy game and threw out two at second.
Smith showed his speed on the path 'by stretching a two-bagger into a I triple- Cook took good care of his three difficult  chancers   and   pulled   down   a
We regret oor achool notes came in so late this week that it was neces¬ sary to greatly reduce them.
On Monday officers for tbe Student Association were elected as fallows: President, Thomas O'Brien ; vice presi¬ dent, .Marguerite Livingston; secre¬ tary, Warren Millard; treasurer, George Fox ; members of the Execu¬ tive Committee, Elizabeth Schneiker and ,Ioel Pitcher.
Last We^dpesday , Freeport High School HaseVlhll team defeated Rock¬ ville (Centre by the score of 14 to 7.
On Saturday Freeport was defeated by Bushwick High by the score of 13 to 3.
Wednesday Freeiiort was again de. feated hy (k-eanxide by the score of 4 to 3.
Vital Statistics for April
During the month of April 6 deaths and '.1 births were recorded with Syl- ves'er P. Shea, Registrar of Vital Sta¬ tistics, as follows:
BIP.THS
.April 2, .Arthur Wallace. Otto and 'Xdaiine Burks Michel.
.'i. Kosario Marie. Frank and Mary l.Bsi'ola N'alen'
1), Francis Thomes, James Percy and ' Barliara Schroeher Hoyden.
Ill, Thomas .Murray. Thomas and Catherine .Murray Doran.
13 Eugene, Charles and Allele Fern¬ andez Seherer.
\'6, Claudia, Henry and Idena Ken- loch Small.
23, Helen, .Martin F. and Frances McConlogue .Murjihy.
23. William J., jr., William and .Anna .Mahood Martin.
30, Mary J^ine, Charlec K. andCirace Ellaworth Mack.
DEATHS
Three born dead, not noted,
April 1, Mary Alice Helland, age 66 yrs.
2, William Butcher Borton, 54   yrs,
2, William .Neville Dawson. 74 yra.
20, Florence Ada Rabell, 46 yrs.
27, Ella H- Pearsall, 61 yrs.
Unclaimed Letters
{frttpen Pott Office)
Fourteen Years
'.Items of interest from the Review flies
Afo
f<mrteen years ago this week)
Boroughs, .Mrs. G. C. Bloomer, .Mr. Charles
he kept all   going   with   the   Virginia | t^em along on their   road   to   the   top j aoce, $121.32. .-        , .^    o      ,    ...
Reel and Nantucket. Special thanks *"<^ P^'""*"'- Aiatomobiles will leave j Counselor Fishei submitted a report I <:''«""a''9 mee^'ng o^ ">e Equal Iran- by all thoae who were present is to be '^e Clob at 2:15 p. m. sharp, in time I regarding prevention of sale of ordi- chise Clob last Friday evening at extended to   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Rice   for i ^o'"'^i^ Kame. 1 nary articles of merchandise  on   Sun-   Brooklyn Hall.    Tbe   hall   waa   fairly
their Icindness in   donating   the   barn. - ' 1 days, in which he says : J ««" «"««> despite t**reatening   weath-
rextJL^t:;ls'3"a';Secia1;:n: «-r«i^^"^'^b"^-*tt" r'^Ti^^iS"^-iL^e^rd^^/rvry'r^'r^^i^zira^tvr'MrV.Srts ''M^^^i^i:r:
loMTHt^UrTGeorim^^^^ *'':  oiSarUcles 7n my oS^^^ "'"• Pr^^d^ of   the   Club,   ably   «nd came through with a nice rally   in   Coughlin, Miss May, 2.04
!L r;«.?«l I -k* H™,.T«h„   ma?il   U i  ""-"•^ Tu^*"" ^T"" ["" ' V^* ""?** eb^ute V olation of  Secti^  2147  of' Presided and it was largely due to her I the ninth; they are   coming   fast   and  Comfort, Mrs. M. the Crystal Lake Houae who   made   it   ,„„,„^. Thi. makes three   homers   '"" •^pe'„*J'^i"J"'"''^  ^'"^'"^  *^*'  °'efforts   that   ao   many   men   were   as-' will bear watching. Columbus Ice Co.
The way I would enforce   this   law    aembled for the cause of women. O""" eld.fnend Hill hit   for a double   Mr, Wm. Dunn
Justice Wallace performed hi.   Hrst  esses were Mrs. Kaeup. Mrs. Rice and i u-"^;,!;^-  fur;i;r^^ p,.,   ,t   EStSnt'"" ''
Gilliar,  Grandale Ave.
First St.
ling, ibia makes three homers for more than poaeible -for all to enjoy ¦ bim in two games. Oh wcftter cinch, their delightful   music.    The   patron-   cotter cinch!   "Home-run Remsen!'
wedding  ceremony,   Joseph   Farmlett   Mrs. Murphy •nd Miss Mamie Shonger.
Fire Chief Mayland reported aix firea during the preceding yt-ar, with $600 loss.
Contributor.
Dick ha. always had two strikes called >^,^-JJ-/«cf^^^ e. Loux.   Rev.  J.   Sidney  Gould ! Merrick on McCord". field.   AutoswU
Obituary
I on him before be began to be stubborn ,
iimi wnUnnnH thnal~i^m<>r>"<!nIlL^ini^ i the   Violation   and   theo   have   them   ""^ Rev. A. C. Karkau. ,       . ..        ,.    r-. ,,,
•n4 walloped tfteee homers,    hpeaking ; ^         ^     _   ^_.__   ^^^ i there were Charles G. Hill,   Harold E. I     While the game is going on at  Mer-   Mr. Dana, (Hont, Dana)
Of   lawyers j leave tne Club a. 2 :30.
Hulse, Archie
FRBE 1 Wizard Mop with   1   gal.   Lemon oil at $1.00-
0-Cedar Mopa 69c Wizard Mopa, 39c Grass Seed, lOc lb.
I. Da Silva
West Merrick Road Tel- 385.W; 5 and 10c Store 3S0-W ilSvertlsement
"Are you going to plant some shrub¬ bery and tree, thia Spring? First class goods at right prices can be ob¬ tained at John J. Randall's Nurseries, Ocean and Randall Avenuei, Freeport, L. I. Call and look the stock over •nd make yoor own selections."
Advartlacment.
Try iry special box of cut flowera, 75c'for lhe weekend. C. R. Ankers, fjorist, Rockville Cfentre, L. I. Tele- phone connection; delivery   anywhere.
MRS. ISAAC VAN RIPER Mra. Isaac VanRiper. 84 ye{irs old, died at her late home, 19 Randall Ave- ' nue, on Monday, of nephritis.- Funer ; al services were held at the home j Wednesday evening, R-ev- S. O. Cur¬ tice, pastor of the Freeport M. E. Church, officiating; interment Maple Grovn Cemetery. Kew, L. I. ; C. A. Fulton, funeral director. .Mrs. Van Riper is survived by two daughters and three sons. Miss Irene VanRiper, Mrs. Dr. Miner, Edwin H., G«^orge T. and Frank VanRiper.
lofstubbornneas reminds us of a bit of  ¦*«•';.""»   »   warrant   and   bring i "natural hiatorv" which we wiUqoote.   «ff®nd'ng P"ty betore the Police  Jus- iwith  apologies  to  Kipling      "On  a i *'«*•    I would not have an officer pre I mule, we find two legs -behind, and two we find before; We tickle behind,    be- ;
Brown   And   H.   L-   Maxson:   Edmund i •''<='* the Elks will entertain   Rockville   Rodgers, Mr. Charlie Lumley, architect, completed  the   Ii.t j Centre   at   Alpine     field.       Manager   Smith   Johnny C.
' vent the sale without tbe aa ! the warrant, bot the law
fore we find. wh*t the two   behind   be ' 1*^^,°".^ " *-;».!°"''!"!°"'L'^.?*1""'^*- for-"    Perhaps this is  the   way   with   "^     "* '  «.-•-«..—«- .
the opposing pitchers, they tickle Rem¬
sen with two strikes before   they   find what he is standing ud   there   with bat in his hands for.
thority of  "^ '"<="' *"*" who addressed   the  gath- 'Smith will have several new   stars   in .-   /u.,   ering. ' his lineup and h«pes to even up matters
The principal speaker of   the   even   j with the visitors.
ing was Lyman Beecher Stowe, grand-j ^	
son of Harriet Beecher Stowe, world- famous as the aotbor of "Uncle Tom'n Cabin."    Mr. Stowe,    who.came  oot
.May 11,
Robt- G. 1915.
Anderson, P. M.
Oratorical Ceatett Winners
Pupils   of   the   High   Schools   from Hempstead.   Lawrence,     Huntington, Freeport and Glen Gove met at Hemp- " I atead Friday for the   annual   speaking
Dr. D. A. Fuller, a former resident contest.
would soon bring to a stop violations
MINUTES SPECIAL MEETING, MAYT 11
Board of Village Trustees met as i from New York to attend, gave a gen- Asseasors at the village office at 8 p. I eral argument in favor of equal suf- m.; all membe's preaent. After com-' frage and related many interesting an- puting the viarioua atiseflsed valuations I ecdotes concerning several membera for the present year and making of his illustrious family. One of the changes in tbe description-of proper- interesting points of his speech con- ties as compiled on tha aseesament earned firat hand information he had map. etc- obtained from Representatives in Con-
Freeport Athletic Association
The Board as Village Trustees   took   gress   from   suffrage   states.      These ,_ ,    . -       L   . up the   matter   of  horses   at   Hose   1 , CongresBmen all tgreed   that   the   en-
of Freeport ane^ who at one timo had a ;     The first prize iu the girl.*' class was ' house, and  the  matter  of  Fletcher's   trance of women in politics  had  done dental   offlce   in   the   Freeport   Bank   won   by   Miss   Pauline    Jennings,   of  gjdewalk oo Sooth Grove Street. much to improve the character of   the
Boidmg. died   Sunday   morning.      He   Hempstead     High,     who recited I     It was unanimoosly   decided   to   ac    candidates.    "They all agreed,"   said  J. Nolan, cf
was taken to a hoapital for what   was ,-The Death Disc,"  by   Mark  Twain. I cept the propoaition from Clarence A-   Mr. Stowe, "that   it   was   impossible  Edwards. 3b considered a slight operation,   but   it; The second prize fell to Miaa Ella  Pa-1 Williama to atable 2 htrsea at  Hose 1 i lor a'yellow dog'to run.    That is   to  Soper, c reaolted in his death.—Observer. I low, of Lawrence, for "Annie Laurie." j house  on  South   Side  Avenue every  say. a corrupt  ouder-politician   to  be  Raynor, sa
i     Jbe fltet prize ior boys maa viatl  by   night, care for same,   answer all calia t elected  on   a  ticket   that   is  carried  Cheshire, 2b Tbe body of an   unknown   man  waa,".'"'""'. S-   Brewer,   of  Glen    Cove , to firea during the night at   tbe  usual! through by good men at tbe head of it-   Abrarat, rf
Hospital Alumni Ootinf
Twenty tive alumni of St. John's Hospital attended the annual automo¬ bile outing and dinner in Freeport Sat¬ urday. The dinner was held at the .Alpine Hotel, Merrick Road. j.L -     - L       f-i Prior   to  dining   a   brief    busiijets
4th inning when Freeport started to meeting was held and officers elected pull away and they were never in the f„r the en.suing year. Dr. Hubert swim -fter that. The features of the Kovce was unanimoosly made pre." gajnejvas the hitting   of   Raynor   and  jent.   succeeding    Dr.   Carroll    Lega
Nichols, who stiorefsfully nerved   dor-
Thp Freeport A. A., met and defeat¬ ed the Van Rees Press A- .\. last Sat¬ urday by the score of 12 to 1. The visitors played a good game  until   the
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At tha PImw, Wednesday, Hay 19, "SaUn Sanderson," featuring Orrin Johnaon; from the novel by Hallie Er¬ mine Rive..    Mr. Johnaon'a   work
AdvarUiwBsont. i found at Nassao-by-the-Sea on Sunday I High, his topic  being "Gettysburg."  call at $5, providing he   is  given   the  Were that carried on   throughout   the   Pettit. lb i morning-   -The body waa   removed  to I ^^^^ Christy   of JJew  Hyde  Park,  preference ot working the   firat  team j country, it alone  would   be  soffieient   Meaney, If
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Smith &.  Bedell's   adv.   thia  week ' Pulton's Morgue, and later interred at i'"•t who attend. Hempstead Hijgh, wa. j of  bor.e.  on  the  .treeU,   wbeo  the areumeot  for granting the  right
Rockville Cemetery
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War  Must   Be    Abol-,
Suffrage Lecture and Tea
(Contriboted) Next Monday afternoon. May 17,' at \ is o'clock, theW'oroan'. SuflFrage  Clob ^
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Street Commii.ioner require, work  t«3i i vote to all women, be done on the atreets. j     Mr..   Jeanne    Marion    Doane.    of
AIno that the   communication   from '. Oceanside, president of the   Rockville Fred   P.    Harrington   to   Sidney    H. , Centre Equal Suffrage Clob. based her Swezey. relative to the agreement  of \ plea for woman solfrage on the   poa.i- Dr. Fletcher in  nai.iog  tbe aidewalk ; bility   of   eliminating     child     labor An innovation   in   Freeport   i.   the on South Grove^lreet, be received and  through the vote, of women.   She wa.
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Tea Ro<»i an lanoTation
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the Anerican stage i. too well   known I of Freeport will give a lecture and tea i newly-e.Ublished tea room opened  by referred  to Counaelor  Pi.hel,   be  to; the only woman speaker and couched a
to be commented apon here; while the j "t Brooklyn Hall.    All  are  welcome, i Mra- E. D. Scholtz and Mr.. Dickinaon take auch atep* as he deems adviaable : strong plee in dramatic worda.
novel  of  Satan  Sanderaon   baa   been      The   newly-elected   Nassau  County |on We.t Merrick Road, the firat bouan for tbe village in tbe  raising  of  Mid:     Regret, and  bnat  wiat-ea  were  re-
widely  read.     ThU  wonderful  .tory   '«*d«. Mra. Greene, will   be  prewint.   eaat, of tbe Millburn   re.ervoir.    They aidewalk. I ceived from CongreaMaan   Hick.,   Aa-
^ay will lie abown io ftva reela of mo. i Mra. Qreene i. an ardent worker, giv- j will serve luncheon and afternoon   tea      Alao that we grw>t no requeeta   for  aamblynMii Tbomaa MeWfainoey.  Sup-
ti«n pieturea. P"S very much time and energy to  the | and will make a apeciaJty   of  wefflea, permiaaio'* to erect a  woo^ •bed or | erviaor Hirun R. Smitb gnd Araembly i Wordborat, rf ef
"— .t., orgwitation. matRat and cake. wood awnfag o»er aidewelka. '    l'*^ ••'¦• F'«'«'«ck Greene. (Continued on paga 8)
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ing the laxt year. Dr. R. Mills, first vice president; Dr. Nixon, second vict president; Dr. Thinig, corresponding secretary ; Dr. .Moore, recording secre¬ tary; Dr. Raberts,  treasurer. —Eagle.
Stark Barn Bums
Baldwin. May 10- At 12:47 o'clock thif morning Barnes burst out from all aides of a barn on the premise, of 0 George Stark. Harrison Avenue. The 0 firemen were on the .cene in ten min- 0 I Utes, and had two .trearns of water on — ,the flame., but the building and con- 2   tent, were de.troyed.
>jeighbor. aaid Stark,   about   .ixty, had furnitore in the bulding  and  had b»'en living there.    Ue went to Broox. *Jyn ye.terday-    How tbe  fire  .tarted '' '<ii. not definitely known- JJ;    Several yeaia ago, in the middle  of *| I tbe night. Stark',  borne  in  Bellmore ^  waa deatroyed by fire while the family ^ ; were at tbe b««cb.    Three  yeara  ago *' I hia roeidenee here, after midnight, waa deatroyej in a aittilar manner. —-Tiroea.