Nassau County Review 19080417

              VOL. XIII
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1908
FREEPORT NEWS
A dead-rirfe sharpie race will be held thi.s Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Gordon P. Ellison's Riv¬ erside Hotel, Woodcleft Channel. There will be eight entries.
William (i. Murray, who went to Cahfrtmia a yt^ar ago for the benefit of hi.s health, has returned home, in ex¬ cellent health, and has secured a posi¬ tion in the printing business with hi.<? brother, Robert Murray.
(Contrary to expectation, Rev. F. \V. liichard preached in the M. E. Church Sunday morning and evening, instead of remaining away till next Sunday, the 19tli, ri-; officially announred last week.
Tho Ladies' .Aid Society of the .\I. E. Church will hold an Easter Sale iii, the vacant stoj-c opposite Thomas Joh?i-' ston'a drug store .Saturday afternoon of this week; hread, cake, aprons, towels, plants and fresh cut (lowers will be for sale. ¦
Dr. Ernest L. Tiffany will lecture on "Social and Political f^conomics and (Jhristian (Citizenship" in the M. E. Churcih next Wednesnday evening, April 2'2. Dr. Tiffany comes well rec¬ ommended and the church should be crowded to hear him. Music will he furnished by the male <iuarLet.
Mrs. Silas A. Williams is arranging for an entertainment to be given in Opera Hall on the evening of Wednes¬ day, April 22, for the benefit of Nas¬ .sau Hospital, when Master Johnnie (lermeroth will present a troupe of fif¬ teen pickaninnies, accompanied by the Enterprise Brass Band. The enter¬ tainment will last between two and three hours.
The pound sale at the home oi Mrs. H. M. Knobel was well attended; the decorations, were carried out in white and yellow, ma!<in.c a very |)rett\' effect.
The camly tablo was attended l)y i Mrs. Dwight Haker and Mrs. Sitlney j II. Swezey. I
The pound table wa.s iu charge of | Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs. iJavid i Sutherland, Jr.; basket table, Mrs. Kred Krauso; jieanut tal)le. Misses Florence Th(nnpson, Edna Jackson and Hazel ('arroll; chatices in care of Miss Hessie Mayland and Mrs. H. O. Smith; at tiie colfeo urn, Mrs. Mayland, as¬ sisted by ten young ladies; receiving party, Mrs. Charles E. Mack, Mrs. (Jilbert Smith and Mrs. Samuel Ii. Smith, '[""he proceeds Jimountetl to 5I2»).0().
Mendelssohn's "Elijah" will be giv¬ en l)y the Freeport ('horal Society in the M. E. Church on Tuesday evening, .May in.
The choruses have boen carefully re¬ hearsed for .some months and the .so¬ ciety expect this to be their best con¬ cert to date; the committee bave en¬ gaged some of the best yity talent as soloists. ^
The solo parts will he sung by Miss Inez liorbour. .soprano; Miss Florence Detheridge, contralto soloist of the S outh Congregational Church, Brook- Iny; Fred Potter, tenor soloist of the Central ^Presbyterian Church. New York;G. Magnus Schutz, who has al¬ ready sung in two of the oratorios per¬ formed by the society, will sing the name part of the prophet.
Prof. S. G. Lambert will again lead his orchestra of city players, some of who have played this and last season at the Metropolitan and Manhattan Opera Houses. Mrs. George T. VanRiper will preside at the pipe organ. Prof. A A. Palamountain, M. S. V., will con- v. duct.    Tickets are now on .sale.
Dr. Scholey has accepted the call as pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
S. Lewis has returned home after spending the Winter in North Caro¬ lina.
Mi.ss Ella Post haa resigned her posi¬ tion in Sew York and opened millinery parlors -at <;o (^rand .\venue; orders filled. It.
Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. G. Hill are on a six weeks,' sojourn at Rev, D. A. Jor¬ dan's camp at Twitchell Lake, in the Adirondacks.
Freeport High School basisball team started their season in fine style last Saturday afternoon at (Jarden ('ity, by defeating the St. Paul School Team by the score of 17 to 4.
flow-
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I        heath
CHARLES W.  BEDELL ¦ Of summer, full of sunshine and
The  news of the death of our friend | ers,
Charles   W.   Bedell   Tuesday  morning i .\  grief and  gladness  in   the    atm( came  as a shock barbed with pain and sorrow.    When this paper last came to you the deceased was upon our streets.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary .S ciety   will
Wm. G. Miller, South Ocean Avenue, next Friday afternoon. Mrs. Redding, the district secretary, v.-ill lie   present.
apparently well and happy, greeting i his friends with his cheery "(jood morn- , ing.f^- Yesterday all that is mortal of j the one we all loved was laid at rest in I the silent city of the ilead, and it is i with a hand unusually heavy that we 'perform our sad duty of chronicling the ' death.
I Monday ni,j;ht he alLeiideil the meet- I ing of F'reeiKjrt Lodge of Odd Fellows, 1 as was his custom, and I'etired in his I usual good .spirits. Tuesday morning : he awoke, spoke with his wife, made ia move to arise and IVJI back in his i bed gone. '     Dr. Newton was suninionetl   and   re-
I     The annual meeting of the   Fire De¬ partment   was   held   Friday    evening. ; The principal business of the   meeting was the receiving of the report of   the Seci'etary, as follows:
Menibershiji Twenty-eight   members   have    lieen elected, approved and added to the roll
.     .   .,    ,           r\,      i sponded   immediately, but his services; ,       ,   , meet   at   the home of Mrs. ,   '         »             :i     i    tv,   i?           ' •      - ; loved   hu; ^ -were of no avail    death, from   ¦   	
ha. I
cere-
ilniost im
Card of Thanks i'Alitor lieview:
I wish through your jiajier to Lhaiik my friends for their many courtesies at the time of the death of my father, Jackson Abrams.
Mrs. E. Seaman.
Following are the .services in the Episcopal Church of the Transfigura¬ tion on Easter Day, April 19: Holy Communion, 7 a. m.; Holy Communion and sermon, 10 ;.']() a. m.; childrens' ser¬ vice and address, 'd p and sermon, 7 :30 p. m.
Every family in Freeport that is renting should combine forces: parents, and children earning and saving to buy a home of their own. You have an op¬ portunity now to do .so, if you will at¬ tend the auction next Tuesday, April 21st, on Mr. Randall's property adjoin¬ ing the New School on Seaman Aven¬ ue. These are the best lots owned by him (he built his own home here, .so he must think them the best).
He will sell you these lots on easy terms and at your own jirice at this auction Tuesday. All tho money you need is 5 per cent; you can pay the bal¬ ance in .'{() ecplal monthly installments
bral hemorrhage mediately.
The funeral services were held from the M. E. Chi' ?h Thursday Jiftcrupon, Rev. I). .'\. .. I'dm, his former pastor, and Rev. Vi ¦ 3. Hall, officiating and paying be;iiii;'. il. well-earned tributes to the memory of the departed. Free- port Lodge, 1. (). 0. v., and Excelsi'.T Hook and Ladder Company, nearly 200 in numoer, escorted the hear.se from the late residence (d Mr. Bedell, 115 N. Main St., to the church. The casket and church altar were covered with the most beautiful floral designs that loving hearts could secure, all m- • evensong ' speaking  of peace, purtiy and immor-
j tality.
I The pall-boarers were .selected from the Odd Fellows' Lodge and Excelsi<»r Hook and Ladder Company: Leo Fish¬ el, Fred Greaves and Frank Wood from the former organization, and Robert G. Anderson, Sidney H. Swezey and Smith F. Pearsall from the latter. The remains were laid away in Green-
Heview
minutes
and   spread   in ui this meeting.
full    on    tht
field Cemetery.    After   Rev.   Wm.   S. i Hall had read the ritualistic burial ser-1 vice, Freeport Lodge, No. (JOO, I. O. O. ] F.,   conducted   their   impressive   rites over their departed brother.
At the o[)en grave we sai<l   farewell. Ma>'   Cod';)   pure   an<':els   guard   his slumbers I
As a peculiai- mark of the esteem  in Building Lots .such as   these   bought j which Mr. Bedell was held, all the busi¬ neas .places   were closed and their cur¬ tains   drawn   down   during the hour of the funeral.
Charles VV.<.Be(!ell was horn at Roose¬ velt 41 years ago, was married at the age of 24, and two years later entered the drug business with Chas. P. Smith, where he has been for the last eighteen years past. Aliout six weeks ago the firm name was changed from "Chas. P. Smith"   to "Smith & Bedell."
"Charlie," as we all knew him, was prominent in athletics, being a mem¬ ber of the old Freeport base-ball team, champions of the South Side some years ago. He was also later identified with the Freeport Athletic   Club,   and
for .several   seasons  was its  mainstay;! a Brooklyn Hospital jn the pitcher's box. i
Fraternally, he was affiliated only! with one order the Odd Fellows, in! have an obligation of this kind to meet. I which ^e was a Past Grand. He was i So I say, such aii investment is the «» ex-Foreman ei Excelsior Hook and best savings bank. I will also sell M^adder Co., No. 1, of which he had i the same day two new 8 room houses | ^^en an active member for the past j ali improvements, on Seaman Avenue, eighteen years. In the M. E. Church, on ea.sy terms and a  lot  of  household   h^ was an official member and a teach-
furniture.    So  remember the date and  ^^ '" the Sunday School. j lax question        The rest of  the popu
Never has the departure of one from | latum of Baldwin missed
sphere
At a special meeting of Excelsior : Hook and Ladder Company Wednesday : evening the following resolutions were    ,    .      ^, ,._   ¦     • ., , ,. ,^
•idoted •                                                             durmg the year.     It   is   impossible   to  of Freeporl. f   "It   has pleased the all-see.ng   God.   tell how many have   been   dropped,   as!	
in his divine wisdom, which 1.0 mortal ^^"^ ^'':""'^'« are incomplete owing to : ;mind can fathom, to take from our '^^¦^;''"''¦^''f"':- *,^^'J'¦'"^'I'«' °"*^ ^^«-1 ; midst, as by a stroke of lightning from '"^.^-^^ ""-'K^^'^^ of the ( ompanv secre- ia clear skv. our belove.i (Jomrade tar.es to notify the Department ^ec- , Charles JW.'lJedell. while at the very ''"'^''P'' How'ever. I can rejiort hat , zenith of a happv. prosperous business i ^': ''^f,:!,^, ^his date a total mend.er- : and family life! ' '\^ «V!^'*' d.str.liutcd as follows :
I     Comrade   Bedell was a ma., whom tu   ,. ^^^^f^'^^   \\^"^ ,^^   ^.v'^'^';^ <-"'•• .-l"! ;
know was to respect, a.lmire and   love,   fl^^''" ,^'^S "'f-S ^ "- "/ = J-'>:   \'«^^'
ixnd while we fell a deep .sense of irre-, ""^t^^^.V f^-• W.de A^vake Lng.ne ( o., ¦ parable   personal   lo.ss. we realize that ' "^^ V.g.huU Ho.seC,o.. 2!l. ' our i.ain is indeeil small compared with       ,,      .  ,       ,^ ' "l'"].'''''^      ,       ,   ,• .the anguish cau.sed by the loss of their   ..  '^ff'^;^      \''\ ^¦'   ^".':  ''^""'   ''''¦';• oand  and >.t1u^n   to bis bt-  J •::^-^,;'   ^''¦¦'*   ''^'-'-'-'-^-    •^^•""-    T"^^'"'
reaved wife, son and daughtei-s;   there   ''   ;'.",   ' ¦     ,       ... .- . ,  .
fore be it resolved: D.shursen.ents^-lmnd hue.   M-O 00;
That we, the men.bers  of   Excelsior /'f'l^'.'^^^'™ ^'-^t'-'^1   ^^   ^^   '"'•/'.'"r Hook   an.l   Ladder Company No. 1.   j,,"'«">'A.ss n.  $o.00;   expenses  of   .!el.
special meeting assemble.l,   do   herebv [? ^^ ^'"^'*'J i'''^'>;!'-/'/ ^:;     "   ¦^-   ^• extemi   our sincere and heartfelt   svn."-: ^ "..^V^-'"' •^-'••'.'•     I^jtal, M,so..m.. pathy to Mr;.. Bedell and her cl.ikhvn ;      ,' ^''' '''^^'""'t ''". tl"-^. fnnu.ce.s   is  sdi.u.- we   can   but re.nin.l them that   "he   js ^\'"'t v,,^u,.. wh,,.h is accounted for  hy ^„f    1 ., 1    I ,,.   1    .,,.1 ••    ^•^   ,      , .  11 the tact tiiat al   the monies ha^:»~ been not   dea.l     iiut sleepeth    attei'a   well-        .,,.,,,,„ , .,   .,, ,•<• paid ( irect to the ireasurer,  and   con- spent life. '             11.                         1 ¦ WU'.    ....   f .1,   1 Tl     • fl      ,,,.   •• se.iuentv toes not ari.iear oil  the   m.n- VV e saw not tne iilL ol tiie cuit;..!., ^'       „.•! .           ,..-.,,        ¦   , .      , .Hor heard the invisible doo.-, "tes.    Ih.s cond.t.on will probably   be As they passed where life   jirobloms ''emedied by a resolutum ,,a..se.  at   the uncertain September   meeting  of   the    Council, Will follow and vex then, no n.ore. that all money should   be   .eceived   by We lingered and wept on   fhe   thres- the Secretary, and by h.m   immed.ate- .   .1                                                 , ly j.aid to the Ireasurer, taking his le- i       The   threshol.l  each   n..n-tal   .nust'''^^'J't f..r  same.    The   Trea.surer's   re- '                 cross ''*^^   therefor  will   no  doubt   lie   more Then we laid a new wreath down up- ^^^''''^'t '""' ''"mplete.
on it. Badges   ^
To mark a new sorrow and loss. Every   member  of   the   .leiiartiaent
P.e   it   further resolved that our flag has been  supplied   with  a   shield   and
be   placed at half-mast until after  the ^"'P ba.lge, which makes   IS'.i comjilete !
funeral   of  Comrade   Bedell,   and that sets in active seirvice, and there are  inj     A   incfting
the truck house be drape.l in  mourning the Secretary's   hands 2 complete sets. \ Trustees will h
for   thirty  days   from   this   date; and «'xW *^hields and 25 odd cap badges.      ; nest, that a copy of these resolutions be sent Records^-
to Mrs. Bedell; also   published   in   the       The chronological record of each and
South .Side (Jb.server and Nassau County every member of the Dejiartment, that
NO. 25
The corporation styled "Ross & Ran¬ dall Company" of the village of Free- port, Nassau County, has just been chartered by the state department, to .leal in building materials, etc. The capital stock is placed at .«.")0,000 and the directors are Lewis H. Ross, E. .S. Randall, J. J.  K.-iiulall and W.  IL   Po.«t
LYNBROOK
On Sunday nioi-ning next. Rev, Hen- ; ry L. Glover wiil preach and the choir I of St. James IVL E. Church will render I music appropri.'ite to Easte.-. In the • evening the .Sunday School will have i an Easter siM'vici'.
The   Lynhrook   Five    defeali.'il    the ! .Sapphire Five, of Iirooklyn, at the Ly- ceun. Hall on Saturday   .light   last   by j the PCtireof  2i;  to   IS.    Ali   arrange¬ ments are t'omj.leted f.ir the cl.ampion- ; ship game that will be played between ; the Lynbrook Senio.-s .and   the   Dragon ! Five of Rockville (.Vntre,   at   the   Ly¬ ceum Hall, oil   Easter   .Monday   night, .April 2otli.     D.-mcin-.r will   follow   the ¦ trame.
An inteiesting meeting of  ihe   Lsii-
; brook (Jluli was held on Thu.-sday even-
' ing last.     Supervisor  Smith   Cox   was
jiresent and   .lelivered   ;iii   interesting
address, sjicaking upon   i-everal   topics
referring   lo   Ihi; interest of the   town
and couiily.     He   stated   that   the   ap-
I propriations for mad imjirovement w:i8
I limited, but agreed to do what he could
I to have the ro;ids in Lynbrook kept   in
I a   passable   condition,   and   as goo.l as
'the   appropriation   f-ir    that    purpose
I jiermittcd.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
if the Village Board   of ^ held on Tuesday .light
riiiis. .lag)."' will n move hi;-shoisti to the building now «(<-ciiiiicil   by   .1. K'ict'ir. on May I; .Main St., I'"ri .[lort.
I).
on monthly payments is the tiest sav¬ ings biink one can have, especially for a man on salary or wages. A few dol¬ lars saved out of a montfvs pay, and liut into a lot, will pay for itself in a short time. A loan can then be secured and a house built and the rent will in a few   years, clear the property.
Such an investment is the most inde¬ pendent .iffered. Thero can be no "freezing out" of the small stockhold¬ ers nor wrecking of tho company by dishonest or incompetent management, | no "runs" on that kind of bank. You are "IT," and the only two factors in the deal are you and the property. It can't run away with the funds and when the deoressio.. of'•hard times" is past you have your real estate left.
Many  of  us  are so constituted that we  cannot  save  anything   unless  we
Funeral services over the remains of Grace .Southard Terry, a former resi¬ dent of this village, were held at the home of her siste.", .Mrs. Frank ("hafi- man, Wednesday afternoon. .Mrs. Terry died Sunday after a lingering ill¬ ness, aged.'Jl years. Rev. K. P. Ketch¬ am, former pastor of the Presbyterian Church, officiated. Mrs, Terry was a daughter .if Daniel R. Southard, who died about three weeks ago, and is sur¬ vived by her husband, Clarence Terry.
Mrs. Nelson Terry died Sunday af ler- noon after a lingering illness, aged 'Z'-i years. She was a former resident of Brooklyn and had been married but a short while. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon. Shortly after Mrs Terry's death, Mr. Terry was taken seriously ill, an.l removed to
3 cakes toilet soap lOc; DaSilva's. Window shades, 2r)c; DaSilva's.
     BALDWIN
Less than fitty people assembled at Firemen's Hall April l.'i, to hear a talk upon "Thomas Jefferson and The Single
op-
of
the
I   started   to  get, is   well   undei' way, i hut far froiTi i:oraplete.
In compiling this reiiort, iL .shoul.1 be borne in mind that it was impossible to make any co..ip;irison with previous ' years, owing to the incompleteness of the records, and I believe for the first, time since the organization of the De¬ partment we have a correct .-ecoi'd ot our membershiji.
If I may be allowed would like lo slate that only tw.i companies have officially notified your secretary of member.s tluit have been dropped, namely. Wide Awake Engine and Vigi¬ lant Iio.se, ii.id unless a little more at- tenticm is pa.d to this very imjiortant j Benjamin Carman, who ha.-; been duty our recoivls will again be in a ! sfmnding the winter in Fl.iiida. arrived state of chaos. | home on Tuesday last,   and   left   again
Thanking   ea.'h   .•md   every   member j on P'riday for Atlantic (.'ity,   where .he
Roiieil .1. Wright has s.d.l his   pr erty on V'illage /\\enue, just   north the railroad tracks, to Mr.   Bo<-sa, .¦onsidoration being jdiout $2 1,000.
Arrangements   art- being   (dinplete.l I for the holding <if another class initia¬ tion   by   Rockville   Ceiiti-e.Lodge, N.i. [ 2T'.»,  1. I). (). v.. on or alxiut .May   Oth.
j " Do.tiiiie <d' .Vtonemeiil," will be ' the lesson-sermon at the (,'hristian Sci- I ence Church on .Sunday .lext. The I (lolden Text wil! ho fi'oin I'^phe.sia.is, |21:!».
for the honor of electing me iour- Sec¬ retary for the past \'ar, I most re¬ spectfully submit this report.
W. II. Sammons. " .Seeretarv.
hasse.'ure.l
season.
¦niploymerit for lhi> sumn.er    -^
Cigar Silva's.
ikers'   article.s;   Da-
S|iauldiiig base balls; DaSilv.'i's.
attend, Tuesday next, April 21st, at   1 P.M., sharp.    If stormy next clear day. Charles S. Powell,
The Auctioneer.
XXX
an   intellect- i our  village filled all hearts with  grief i ual treat, for the talk was excellent. as does this seeminglv untimely death, !      . .. -----
Mr.   Bedell  was    a    churchman    al     '^  group  meeting  of  the   Epworth
I Leaguers  of   the  South  Side of Long {Island,   from   Seaford to^Morris Park,
^
All Easter cards, one cent, DaSilva's.
See adv. of motor boat for) sale in the Review this week.
Attention is called to the special Easter adv. of groceries by O. W. Svenson in this issue.
Easter Post Cards, 25c to lc, at Re¬ view Stationery Store, (52 S, Main Street, It.
Ohas. JagKB will remove his shoeBtore ru the bnildiug now occnpiod by J. 1). Kiefer, on May 1; Main St., Freeixirt.
Dr. Ge<\ G. Kelley, V. S., isntillvvith the Freoport Veterinary Hospital at 7H N. Main St; tel;, 1(>0-L-1; sptivijis, curbs imd splints treattnl while the' auimal worka   tf.
Beautiful imitations of natural wood Ihiiahed with varnish may be obtained by aM)lying one coat of Campbell's Varnirii Stain. Row ft Randall carry a full line of all colon and aixe cans. Color card free. xx
The cantata "The Resurrection" will be given in the M, E. Church Sun¬ day evening; the program follows:
1 - Organ Prelude   -Reading scriptures
and prayer.
2 Quartet and Chorus -The  (Jlorious
Name. ^
3 Bass  Solo and Male Chorus—Shar¬
ing his Sorrows,
4 Ladies  Chorus -The dawn   is now
breaking.
5 - Solos,   Trio  and ChorrfS—The walk
to the Sepulcher,  i-Tenor  Solo   and    Chorus -'Behold! There was a great earthquake.
7 -SoprariO Solo and Chorus Accompan¬
iment—The Thirst of God. Address "» Pastor
8 - Bass  Solo  and   Duet -With
light. Tenor Solo  and   Male  Chorus- We
trusted He to victory. -Sopranao Solo and Chorus—Now i»
Christ risen.
Quartette—Behold He cometh.
Methodist    and  lived  up   to his vows as  he understood them, and was loved I and  respected  by  his  co-religionists, \ and at the .same time  he  was  equally loved by those who had no part or  lot with church matters; but respected his views  and   loved  him ; we can not ex-' plain how he made and kept   so  many , friends; but he did ar.d all are bound in
will be held in the Baldwin M, E, (Church at 8:15 next Tuesday evening. The principal address will be by Rev. Gordon L. Thompson, President of the Brooklyn .South District F^pworth League,
As   a  result of the euchre given   by
.Miss Beatrice Ashdown entertained a number of her friends at her home, 200 Church Street, Wednesday evening in hon.ir of her birthday. The evening was very jileasantly spent with games and music. The rooms and table were decorated with red crepe jiaper. Mi.ss Beatrice received many handsome re¬ membrances.
An alarm of fire called .lUt the de¬ jiartment tin Saturday shortly after- nt)on. It was found that a.lDnlire on the jirojierty of John T, Davison had set some corn stacks on lire, but the same was extingushed before any serious re¬ sult ensued. It is very fortunate that the tire vvas diiscovered in time, for ow¬ ing to the prevailing gale, the fire might have caused considerable dam¬ age.
Letter to Samuel K. .Smith
Freejiort, N, Y. Dear Sir: A bank rncK.scnger lost a small coin. He set his bag down and looked for it. Found it, but .somebody- else had run-off with his bag. A man who is going to jiaint had better look¬ out for his gallori*;. Devoe is the least gallons jiaint.
It's gallons ihat, costs; if isn't the price of a gallon. With one paint. 10 gallons is jilenty ; another, 11 or 12 or I'd  and   .so on to 22 gallons; and every
—  F.'—    -¦' .""" " ".— •- -~ ,    tv,.! c'„;.io„ w„;#T.v,fo r'li.h Mtwnf   ;>,   i.i^u  I gallon has to be iiaid-for and painted  -
time.    We say we  do  not  understand! Hospital   will receive $15 throagh the  the Friday Knights <_.lub went  in  <os»-|^.,   ^^^  ^_^   ^  ^,^ '  ^^^^   painting    paint
how he won all classes but perhaps we ; Baldwin committee, Mrs. John H. Carl  ^'^','11',.!''^^/,^„'^.^!';':\': .!!"!^ j stufred-<iut  with  some  Wirt  of iyhite-
common  grief  in   their loss at this : the Woman's Advance Club, the Nassau
Agate sauce pans, lOc; DaSilva's.
In   spite   of   the   inclement weather last Friday evening, the Colonial dance I at the home of   Miss Brotheridge   was a splendid  success.    The   members   of i
(•Os¬
lo
11
12- Chorus—Christ being raised
Easter ;ioveltie8 and candies; Da¬ Silva's.
The Review office is now open even¬ ings until eight o'clock; Satnrdays till 9.
do—for  his  life  was   living Sunshine  and Mrs, Wesley B. Smith.
—always  a  smile  or cheery word for,     The  Club   is grateful   to those who
everyone  no  matter  how   he  felt  or  donated   favors  to    Mm.    Lusch,    at
how   busy  he  was —surely   as his life   whose   borne  the euchre was held, and
was   a   help,   .so   his   death   must he a   to   Pettit   Brothers,   who    loaned   the
benediction,   to  te;ich us by  reflection  camp chairs.
the lesson of how to live. :    ^,^^.^^  j,,^,^^ .^.ju p^.^o^^. hissboe store
         Besides   his wife,  one   son.   V inton, ' f,, the building uow occupied  by  J.   D.
rosy  -ind five daughters, Majel, .\nnie. Mar-,.Kiefer. on May 1: Main at.. Freeport.
I ion. Evelyn and Vera survive hini. -           	
Much has been taken from his devot- Mrs. Mary, P. Andrews, wife of Wil¬ ed wife and loving children, from his ''am K. Andrews, died suddenly at her parents, and his large circle of friends; residence, Millburn Avenue, Tuesday sweet ties have been severed but the afternoon, in her 49th year, of hem- Chrietian's hoi>e and fadeless mem- orrhage. The deceased, who has been ories are still theirs. '¦ ^ resident of Baldwin eighteen months
patches. Progressive games were played, causing much merriment. Re-j freshments were served in true colon- i iai style, save for a modern (jiaste- \ board) cake which occupied the center! of the table, from which green and < white ribbons extended to the jilaces. ,' At a given signal the ribbons were; pulled, the green by tho gentlemen and i the white by the ladies. They wpre ] found to be attache<l to small tin horns i and peanut dolls in colonial costumes,   i
Conundrums   were  read  and    many funny stories were told.
The next meeting, which is to  lie  a masquerade, will be held at  the  home
"How sweet a life was his; how sweet  was  born  at Middletown. N.  Y..   and | of Miss Chapman  on  Friday  evening.
a death; leaves a husband and one son,  William | April 24.
Living to wing with mirth   the  merry   L-   Andrews.    The    funeral    services |
])our8, i were held at   her residence Thursday ^     Mrs.   Richard Conway   has    moved
Or with his genial tales the  heart to evening.   Rev.  Mr. Parkes, pastor of from Bedell Street to 17 Smith Street.
tbe M. E.  Church,  officiating;  inter- and continues, to take boarders   and the I ment in the family plot at Middletown. j table boarder|i. 3^.
cheer; Dying to leave
wash.    The   less the jirice of a gallon, thi! more the gallons.
Bank messengers better look-out for' their liags and not st^jji to hunt for small coin ; and projii^rty-owners better look-out for the gallons that make the t^xpen.se, and not for the price whi.h has nothing to do with it. Yours truly, F..W. DEVOE & CO. I
P. .S.    ('. .Milton Foroman   sells  our p.Tint.
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Nut frapjius, cream; DaSilva';
served   with   whipperi.J
a  memory  like
HEMPSTEAD
The Caruso Social Club has arranged to give another one of their delightfol entertainments in Liberty Hall on Mon¬ day evening, April 20.^ at 8 o'clock.