Nassau County Review 19150319

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FREEPORT, .N. Y., FRIDAY, MARCH 19. 1915
Ncl. XX, No. 12
LAMB  RE-ELECTED FREEPORT PRESIDENT
THK TOIAL VOTK
Fi.r Fivsidfiit
UnlaiHl  il.  Luhll.
.Mliin N. JoliiiKoii    -        -     ' -
For Trn.stf'Hs
Hilius VV'illiaiii8 Henrv L. Maxson Fr.-iiik M. .Smith     - JaiueH F. Cami)ioii Charles A. *Jigmon<I
Fi>r Tri'a^nrer  /
.S. himou Smith - -
For Cnll.'.-tor P. Fr.iiik Si'itiii.iii
For Polic .Fusticf
Cliutuu M. Flint Isidore Minor
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Freeport
HIGHWATBR TIDE TABLE
Th*»e iiiu»'ure for Sandy  Hrmk.    DHnrt :« minat«« for Hemp«Miid Bay)
Friday, March 19 10;17 p. ni.
Saturday, 20 .10:46 p. to.
Snnday, 21 11 :21 p. m.
Mondav, 22 12:04 a. in.
Tueiday, 28 1:02 a. m.
Wednesday. 24 2:29 a.m.
Tbnraday. 26 3:46 a. m.
Friday. 26 1:45 a. m.
Hatorday, 27 .5:32 a. m.
Single copieti of the Review for sale at Greenblatt'8 and Braithwaite's, Rail¬ road Avenue; Michnoff'R, Nassau County Review, DaSilva's and Go- betz's. Main Strefit; D.iSilva's.West Merrick Road, tf.
Tbe first regular meeting of the new Boaid of Trustees will be held next Monday evening, at 7 o'clock. This U the statutory meeting, provided by law.
The Ku Klox A. G. will give a bene- Dt performance at the Crystal Theane next Friday evening, March 19, t) e proceeds to be ased for their baseball team. Huy a couple of tickets and kelp 'em along.
A dance will be held at the Crystal Lake Hooae for benefit of the Neighot> hood Workers next Wednesday even¬ ing, March 24; tickets BO cents.
The fourth annual banquet and en t«ttainment of the Freeport BuiinehS Men's Association will be held at Charles JobnionH Marine Hotel, 48 Soatb Main Street, on Tuesday, April 4, at 9 o'clock. The executive com- aaittee is planning to make this th3 nost succeasfol dinner that the organ¬ isation haa yet had.
Congressman Frederick C. Hick° will be the guest of the Association for the evening. *"
As announced in this issue Mr8. M. 1'. Jackson has been engaged by Mrf. Frost to asaist at tbe Crystal Lake Hotel. Mrs. Jackson will continue her clah.seH in stenography, which will he at tli<j hotel instead of as befnre.
Tbe election of oftijers of Freeport Athletic Association Will be held next Taesday, March 23, at 8 o'clock at Frank Post's residence on West Lin* coin Plaie. Members and players are requested to be present.
An old fashioned Dutch dinner will be given by the Ladiei' Auxiliary ot the Ru'^sell Hose Co. No. 2 at the Hose House, Ltionard Avenue, on Wednes¬ day evening, April 7, at 8 o'clock; ticketa 25 cents, can be secured from tbe membera.
Next Wednesday evening, the 24th, Mrs. Charles G. Hill will give a dance at the Cryatal Lake Houae, the pro¬ ceeds to be for the benefit of the Neighborhood Workera. Cordea' mus¬ ic, from Brooklyn, has been engaged and ret)eshment8 will be served. As tbe tickets, including refreshments, are but 50 centa, not only thoae wbo dance but as w^ll those who may wish to aid the cause will tind this a pleas¬ ant meHDs of doing good.
On Tueaday, at the Hempstead Plains Aviation Field, the Heinrich Aeroplsne Company's new military bi¬ planes (Imonatrated that it would carry two psi-^engeru, in addition to the avi ator, i\H eaaily aa one. 'Among the passengers, Freeport waa .represonted by A. r.'Hottenroth, tbe treasurer of the company, and Hr. and Ms. Charles G. Hii:. who were taken up some 18U0 feet bv A. S. Heinrich for ten minute flights.
Sell-.Steering Sleda, 98c Snow Shovels, 26c Rotury Aab Siftera, $1.98 Perfection Oil Heatera, $2.98 Ook Utovea, $11 op
I. Da Silva, W. Merrick Road.
Tel. 836-W ; 6 and 10c Store,3 30-W.
Aav*rtla«moiii
Try my special box of   cut   flowers, 76c, icr the weekend.    C. R.   Ankers, floriat, Rockville  Centre, L. I.    Tele¬ phone connection; deliveiy   anywhere. Advertiacment.
We are aiaembling an attractive and escluaive line of Fine Footwear for the Eaater trade, April 4. Eapec- ially attractive are the Women'a Fihe Boota of Dreadnaught Gray and Putty Ciotb Uppers in combination witb Pat¬ ent Leather and Dull Kid. roverae gaiter efTect; also Ul ciotb witb a diamood tip. While and Black com- binationa are alao in good demand. Cbulea D. Smitb.
ROLAND M. LAMB Ue elected Village Preaident
News of the Churches
Subject   of    Sermeea,  SarvicM   of    thr   werk
•md edtat 4*ia«> ia the cburchp>
¦imI cburch societis*
PRESBYTERIAN CHUR(;H Sunday morning the aubject of the apecial Lenten serroop by the pastor of tbe Presbyterian Cburch of Free> port will be "Juda.i the Enigma." On Sunday evening the sermon will be on "¦''he Self Giving of flod." Kvery one is eordislly invited.
KI'ISCOPAL    LENTEN     SERVICES
Follouinu i-s tht program of Lenten services for the Episcopal Cburch of the Transliguration:
Wednesdays, Litany and intercea sitms, at 10 a. m.
Fridays, Even Song at 6 p. m.
Sundays, Holy Communion and ser¬ mon, firat Sunday 10:45 a.m.; Holy Co.Timanion, all other Sundays, S a. m.; moininK prayer and sermon, all Sundays excei'l first Sunday ; 10:45 a. m.; evcninK prnyer Snd sermon. 7 :46 p. m.
Holy Week, Maundy Thursday, Holy Communion, 8 h. in.; e/ening prayer and sermon, H p. in.
Good Friday, Passioti service 12 to d )i. m.; prayers and sermon,   8 p. m.
Saturday, Holy Baptism. S p. m.
Easter Day, Holy Communion, 7 a. m.; Holy Commanion and sermon, 10 :45 H. m.; children's service and ad¬ dress. 8 p. m.; evening prayer andaer- mon, 7 :45 p. m.
The preachers for tbe Lenten ser¬ vices each Thursday evening are as follows:
March 25. Rev. Henry W. R. Staf¬ ford, H. D.. St. Jo.seph'3 Church, Qvieens.
April 1, Very Rev. .Iohn K. Moses, M..A., Dean of the Cathedral.
'lhe regular monthly business and soc'al meeting of the Epworth League of the M EL Church will be held in the lecture room of the church on Wed¬ nesday evening, March 24.
The Iinnual meeting of the Womun's Home Missionary .Society of the N Y. East Conference will be held on Thurs¬ day and Friday, March 25 and 26, in the Fleet Street M. E. Churcb, Broek- lyn. Members and friends as weli as delegates are asked to attend.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Three troops of Boy Scouts have been formed in the Baptist Church. Wallace Campbell is the Scourmaster.
Rev. Elmer R. Loux, pastor, left Monday for Redfield, Oswego County, to pay a brief visit to his daughter who has charge nf the school there. Rev. A. E. Crane will preach next Sunday, both morning and evening.
A children's chorus has been formed in the church. 'J he present number is twenty. During the morning service, the pastor pr<<aches a short sermon to them, after which they sing. It bas added much value to the service and ii an attractive feature.
Next Sunday, the annual offering for Home and Foreign Missions will bo received.
CATHOLICS 241,326 MORE THAN IN 1914
There are 10,309.810 Catholics in the United States, according to the advance sheets of "The Official Catho lie Directory." published and copy¬ righted hy P. J. Kenedy & Sons, of Barclay Street, New York. The in¬ crease over the 1914 figures is 241,825.
The directory is ii> the hands of the binder and wiii he ready for mailing in a few days.
Forty-four dioceses report increases in the Catholic population, forty arch¬ dioceses and dioceses made no change in the population figure and fifte'^n dibceses shows decreases, although three of the fifteen showing decreases have given up territory for the estab¬ lishment nf two nett dioceses of El Paso and Spokane.—Tablet.
PROPOSITION NUMBER 1
|Ai)propritttiuB *12,U00 for Street Li^rhtinn on an   .ill   night  schedule, | _ including rei)airs to plant.
I Yes, -.m.        No. 194. ;
PROPOSITION NUMBER 2 I Appropriating $10,000 for mainton.iuce of Police Dftpartment jYeH, ;«2.        No, 224,
I PROPOSITION NUMBER 3
-Appropriating 91000 for cement siilewiilks. ''
Tea, 390.        No. 166.
PROPOBiTION NUMBER 4 Ap]>ropnatiug «500 for inaintflnance of public park, Yes, 225.        No, 297.
PR0P08ITKJN NUMBER o Appropriating 91000 for fire alanu improvements. Yes, 269.        No, 283.
PROPOSITION NUMBER 6
HENRY I,. MAX.SON New    Member   of   VilloRe    Hostd Truat'^'s
Local Topics
Commriiti.   an<l    explanations    not    enl ¦ ncwK nature, on villaKr  affair by   the  editor
CLINrUN \1. KI.INT Ke-elected Police .lustice of the Vil- ; lege of Fr?ei""'t. nfter having   served ', four year*. i
In the Fraternal Orders;
Daini;> in  the secret fraternal organiialion. \l I Freeport and vicinity. I
I'ourt I'reeport No. 481t! of the    In
D. FRANK SEAMAN Ue eiiH'teii Village Ta.\ ('ellector
In the Fire Department
, ABSOLUTELY NO OBLKJATIUS I There is a section of the Town of Hemnstead lying south of the Village of Freeport which is not included in I tbe village, and whijh has to pay no I village taxes whatever. Most of the j residents of that section do not uncJcr- I stand thia condition, believing that I they are residents of the village, and I aome of them even voting at village I elections. One of them, commenting I upon the question of fire protection, I remarks:
I "The district aooth of the village I line ought to have fire protection; we I pay taxes, as we are assessed 20 per I cent, extra for water supply and  elec
Giving authmnty to exjXMid from the light fund $6000 for   ext^nnions.  tricity, and this ought to give  us  th Yes^ ¦'Wr N     '219 same  consideration   as  the  lesidenta
PROPOSITION NUMBER 7 Giving authoritv to eXfwntl from the water fnnd $.5000 for ^^xtenwions. Yes. 324.        No, '208.
PROPOSITION NUMBER 8 '
A)>propriitti)ig *C^500 for motor appiratu.s for HoseC-o. Nm 'iCVigilnnt) Ye.s, 27:5. No, 28.->.
PROPOSITION NUMBER » Apiiiupriatiiig !IHI0<X.I for new house for Hose <'o. No. X (Bn.vview). Yes, 226.        No, 311.
the   village   proper
Matters of intarett to and about the Aramosi
in our local dapart mant
by H. E. P.
For the second time in its existence, the department was "turned down" at ^ _,       ,„ .,, ,   ,J, the polls la.-it Tuesday, when all   three
dependent Order of Foresters will hold Lf „ur propo.sitions were rejected by ?. ¦"fi',"'^ "*,"' Monday evening, Uhe voters. Proposition No. 5, for fire March22, for the i.urpose of initiating L,^rm additions, was lost, 269 to 288; candidates j j^^. i<, for motor   apparatus  for   Hoae
2, loat by 12 votes, 27:t to 286, and No.
The Daughters of America will hold   9, for u new house   for   Hose   8,   was
a  domino   and euchre   at   Mechanics'| lost by 226 to 311.
Hall on Tuesday evening, March .'10.      !     This seems peculiar, in view of   the
! ' fact that nearly all   others   were   car-
1 ^ _, III      'ried, but it tskes   more   than   that   to
i Activity at Crvstai Lake (*¦''« "¦ ' "^''^"'" "f »<^—'^f wi" fight
,   *«»*     J J j fires HS hard as ever lor another  yeai,
I     Last Friday night was   the   npeiiing | ^„,| „pj,t j.,..,,. |-,^i,, i,„rder for our de-i- ¦ of B series of weekly dances to be giv-1 g^j^ jenatthe   Crystal   Lake   Hotel.    The |     You can't keep a good firen-Hndovsn.
I dance hall was well filled.     During the | . 	
affair it was announced that   Mra.   M.i FIRE COUNCIL
:      lhe   .Marcn   meeting   of   the   Kire
I Council was held at the   engine   houae
'¦ Wi'.inesdHV   evening.      I'resent   were
jCliiol   l.oouam,   Asst.  ('hiefa Pearsall
and Smith, Wardena Whaley and WiU
liams of Hose 1, Cotter and White  of
I Hose 2, Patrick and Pettigrew of Hose
.'{,   Suuinei   and   Fi it/ of Hose 4,   Ku-
dance will be a feature up to the open- | P^.^^^^J^ ^^^^^'\  '   ""'' S"«deker  and
i T. Jaekaon would   have    the   manage j ment of the hotel for   the   seaaon.    It i I is planned onder the new management | 1 to make this Spring and Summer   sea   j
son one of the moat attractive that the
hotel   haa   had,   and   numerous social I
functions will be given. There will   be a card   party   on   one [
afternoon of each week,   and a weekly I
who live called."
In order that the residents of that section who wish to set themselves right may do so, we would remark that there is absolntely nothing to this arg¬ ument, any more than to claim that because you buy yoor sugar or your magazines in Freeport yuu are entitled to the protection of its police depart¬ ment. Vou are no more entitled to this protection that if you   .-hould   get ! w«ather permits.
The grill .-oom will be tuitirely reno vated and   many   other   improvements
ng of the summer season, alter whicii! there will he dancing every night with ' a Saturday night hop. Novel features j will attract many during the summer \ nontbs. One of the hroad porches | I will   be   used for   daii.-ing    when    tbei
Suffragists at
the Primaries
The Freeport Suffragists made a I speechless appeal for their cause by 'covering the six polling places in tbe village primaries last Saturday, March 18. The second Assembly District or [ ange colored banner, with its black ! lettering, "Votes for Women," and its 112 black stara representing the twelve I Western States now having equal I righta, waved at Grove Street and ! Olive Boulevard, and greeted the ' home-coming commuter voters as they '¦ alighted fiom the trains.
in each of the polling places  was a
"Votes for Women" poster and a map
of the United States, showing in white
' the States that are now   already   fully
j enfranchised.
Two women stood outside of each I polling place, giving out Suflrage lit> : erature to voters. Miss Irene Davison . of East Rockaway came to Freeport to ! help the Sutf ragists and secured many I signers of the Woman'Sulfrage enroll ! ment slip.     Miss Davison's   past   rec-
To Discuss Trees
Ariangementa have just been com¬ pleted between Civic organizations in Nassau Ciunty and the New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University for a number of free illus¬ trated lectures upon the Planting and Preservation of Shade Trees. Profes sor H. R. Francis, a graduate of Mass¬ achusetts Agricultural College, and now Assistant Professor of Landscape Extension in tbe College of   Forestry
\ the water from a (irivate concern, j I The charge made for you is an expense j { upon the water plant, and is of abso i j Iutely no advantage to ihe general tax I payer, and does not return to him in | any way whatever.
\ As a matter of fact the fire depart- ! I ment has never refused to an.swer any i calls for help south of the village, and < probably never will, but 1 would not | like to be in the Chief's shoes if he i should answer an alarm south of the ; village line, get his apparatus all down i there, ami have several pieces stuck in i the sand, and then have a tire start in | the Village of Freeport. with the np-¦ paratus out of town
added. One of the features will be that ladies wishing to uttenil the dances unescoi'ted. may do so, us it is the intention of Mrs. .lackson to see that they are made to feel at home.
On Wednesday, April 7, will b? the lir«t dance after the close of the Len¬ ten season and a large crowd in ex¬ pected.
Among tbose7'i"eaent Friday night were: L. P. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Plait, .Miirliii T. Ford, Guorge Wheeler. A. Newberger, Miss lOliza- beth 5)chneiktr. Mr.'^. .Schneiker, Ed¬ wanl Gtriiieroih, .Men itt Cutler,   .Miss
Coming right down    to   brass   lacks i Gladys Cook.    R.   Ifcker,   Miss   Hilda the territory imerested has the liberty   Fraleigh, Miss F'orbes,   Mr. and   Mra.
Earon, Mr JBiddle. Mr
Hnd Mrs. S. T. Raynor. H. and    Mrs. ('. Fulton.   Mr.
Two hid" were rei-eived for widening fenders nn the hook and ladder truck, one from Frank L. Hack, .$22.00. and from Frank Seaman, 128.00. It w ati decided to (rive the oifler ro the lowest I bidder.
Exemption pa|,ers wtTe   >;iHnted   to ' .Moses Jonas of Engine 1. i     Earl  Paulson    was   approved    as   h I member of Hose I.
j (Communication was received from ! Hose 1 that they had changed their ! meeting night I<| the second Tuesilay I in each month.
i A petition Wa.s received from some ] of the residents of the northeast sec- I tion nt the village, asking tbat a hose j company be installed there. This waa laid over for action by the new Coun- icil.
'. Drawing for changing the chemical j tank to the hook and ladder tractor, ; wa« received from thi> Columbian Hrass Foundry. A proposition waa also subniitetd from that coinpany for furnishing an Overland chassis for a [stated sum, mounting the preaent chemical apparatus thereon, and   atoi'
will speak in Baldwin March 18 under | of organizing a fire district, and   peti
the   auspices  of   Baldwin'a   Advance   tinning the Village of Freeport to    in- , ,
Club on the aubject of "Village  Beau-   elude them in in a proper   way,   by   « i ""^^^^^ r*-,    '^;^'',^'^^^'^.^^,1'' ^^^^^^^^ The proposition as submit
'   Owen Humhrey,   Misa Kadi, 11«^ """' '°'" ,'he bidder to store the ai- Miss Alice Harrison,   Mr. and Mrs. A. ' l"«ratus.send it out in charge of an ex
tificaiion" at the Method'st Episcopal   proper assessment upon   their   proper  ^ ^ Church.    March 19 in Preeport   utider   ty, whereby they will pay their share of j ^^.^^^'^^ the auspices of the Arts Club   on    the   the taxes.    They have no right   what- subjegt of "Landscape Improvement"   ever to   EXPECT   the   Freejiort   Fire at the Preabyterian Chorch. ''j Department to   answer   the   alarm   in
Professor F'rancis will have with him an attractive set of hand colored lantern slides and wil' talk upon the Planting  and   Preservation  of   Shade
that vicinity, although as we have aaid. they will undoubtedly continue to do so as a matter of courtesy, but it ia very   positive that they are   under   no
I ord in getting enrollment aignera   has
j been jokingly recognized by her sister j mention will be made during the   talk
I Suffragista by tacking C. S. E. to   the   of what ia being   done along   lines   of
i end of her   name,    being   interpreted, \ landscape improvement in other   com-
I Champion Suffrage Enroller. munitiea and the   leason   that   can   be
!     Tha Suffrage work accomplished   on   drawn from the work in improving  lo-
j Satorday   was considered one   of   the ' cal conditions.
; most-important   and   successful   day's!
' work that has been done  on Long   Isl- i n    . i   nt w%    ,
! and. I Pan«h Players Perform
Treea   along the   streets and   on   the   obligation to do   so,    and    are    laying home grounds.    In addition to this   he   themaelves liable to q-iticism for leav will   give a   discussion   on   landscape   i.ig the village unprotected in   such improvement adapting hia remarks   to local   problems.     It   ia   possible   that
Sidney Revnolds. Mr. nnd Mrs. Reiger, I'er'ence.l mechanif between 7 a. m. Mr. ^nd MrsrScbiirer, Mr. and Mrs. ,»"'!, ¦' I'- '"• "^ "l'/"l>" times to he S. F. Prendagast, Mr. and Mrs. Thorn-1 ""/l" 'h'' 'charge oJ the watchman. as Forbes, Mi.s Dorothy Kiiig. Alex-i*'"'? '! 'nuld »,e secured by any au- ander Forbes, Miss I.eonc^M King, '^'''^'-^''V"""''";'' "/?"''*':''"¦'""'" ' McGlynn, Miss Thelma,"?'''^'''*''';" n"d"'«''.V^'"":'^"y'«""''• night .'^unday. when it would be   Kuar
anteid there would be m man there   to
Cross,   Mr.   and   Mrs.    Lyman   N.
case.
This is not aaid   to   discourage    the i ^ fire   department,   which    well    under-i''ones, jr., Mr_. arid  Mrs. Irving Dime stands the conditions, but in order that
Benjamin
Echart, .Mr. and Mrs.   Frank   .ArKiiini-
beau. Mr. and Mrs.  Oomi.-ky,   Mr. and
Mrs. Vosler, John H. Eckel.    Mr.   and | ^P''" ^"f .^;""'. *" .'.*!« "I'I'arHt.us would
Mrs. Frank Alcorn, Mr.   and   Mrs.   (;
our neighbora outside   of   the   village j may    tally   appreciate   that    it   is   n ' COURTESY and  nof a DUTY   of   the fire department to    help   them   out    in such cases.
low, Mrs. M. T. Jaekaon.
A "poverty ball" will be held   Wed¬ nesday evening, April 7.
Unclaimed Letters
I Freeport Pott Office I
School Election in May
The annual school election will be I held the firat Tuesday in May this {year, instead of in August as last year. i The meeting was held the previous I year in May, but because of it being I necessary to e'ect a auceessor to Mr. Sammona, to fill vacancy, the Board j decided to nold the meeting in August I laat year to avoid the neceasity for I twp meetings. The time is regularly j fixed by them for May, and it is un ideratood that the roeetinga will be I held at that time hereafter.
NO FIRE ALARM   IMPROVEMENT | Golder, Mr. J. Archer St.
Gardner, Mr. W. .1., 241 Alexander St.
Dr. Hillis on the War
Harold B. Smitb ia announced to lead tbe Epwortb Leagoe devotional meeting next Sundaj evening at 6:45. The topic is "David: God's Way of Developing Leadera."
First Cborch of chriat. Scientist.— Services Sonday morning at 11 o'clock; Hempatead Bank Bjilding; eobjeet next Sunday,' March 21, "Matter."
A cake aale will be held in tha smkil ro^ni of tha Baptiat Cburch, oo Salor* day afterpoon fron S o'clock «ntil 5 o'clock.
Kev. N, Drtigbt Hillis. of Plymouth i Cburch, Brooklyn, whose diacuasions land aermona on tbe present European war, aoJ ita causes, bave attracted so moch attention and comment, will fpeak at tbe Rockville Centre Baptiat Church, Merrick Road,   next  Toeaday
The entertainment, "ShaunAroon, given by the Parish Players at the i The proposition to improve our fire American Theatre Wednesday evening | alarm system waa beaten by 14 votes drew a large crowd,and all the players at the election Tuesday. The tire de- took their parts well. In addition to ; partment put up this propoaition in the three-act comedy there waa sing- good faith, and left it to the taxpayera ing by Messra. Grcnblatt,Kiernan and to do aa they pleased about accepting othera, incleuding an original aong, I it, and the department must a'oide by "On My Way To Dublin Bay,"written I the reaolt, and in case of trouble the by Stanlfiy Murphy and sung by Ed i taxpayera will have to take the conae- ward Keogh. quencea. with the asaurance    that   the
The cast for the play waa as followa: I department will naturally do the beat Shaun Aroon, a roving young fellow j they can. I anderatand some of my with a light purse and a lighter beait, | frienda do not tak" kindly to my state- F.Harold Loonam ; Lord Fermoy, dia-I ment tbat ttie telephone can be iro- goiaed as Bad Andy, a good hearted j proved opoo for Are alarm purposea. landlor^, Jrrome T Nolan; i^ergus I have no apology for any statement Riordan, Fermoy's raacally agent, ' tbat I made. Even experienced tele- FranK A. Keogh; Dan O'Grady. a j phone men do not claim that a system .^^jU^"^' or J. Coyke; I which has the ordinary   poasibility   of;     g,(j-,
Gogney, L. E.. I. O. of O. F.
Hawley, Clyde
Indzonka, Miss Anna, Kklyn Av
Kellogue, Mr.
McKay, Mr. D. G.
Seaman, Mrs   Bert.
SoNth, Milton, Seaman Ave.
Wasselman, M.
Young. Mrs. R. V.
Robt. G. Anderson. March 16, 1915
be available, for »I0 per month. Thia would not include gasoline, oil, etc., but would include keeiiinv: (lie machine in repair and storing it. A commit¬ tee of three, consisting of Asst. Chief Pearsall, Asst. Foreman Rupert of PJngine 1 and Foreman (Jotter ol Hose 2, was appointed to consider the prop¬ oaition and report back at the next regular meeting.
It was decided to tiave the front wh>'elri of Ho'4e 4 replaced with heavier ones. HS recommended hy the builder, aa' soon as possible.
It wail decided to hold a special meet¬ ing of the Ojuncil at the Truck House on Thorsday evening, April S, at '^:80 p. m., for the purtxiae/Of holding the annoai election of thedepartntient.
sturdy Irish farmer, Arthur
Tom O'Grady, Dan's  aon,    Robeii   S. | error, aa most  occur   in   o-iing   tele
Donagby ; Old Hennings.a money lend- | pbonei. can o6mpare witb a mechanical
er, Edward P. Meaney; Nioper,  a   de  ¦ system   sucb as  tbe   taxnayers   were
tective, Bernard J. Loonam. jr.;   Pat- i asked to vote for.
..      u oo        ..o-u   •» •   .''ck,   a   servant.   Thomas   J.   Cronin;       I do not   believe   that   it   wenid   be
evjning, March 23. on    The Economic   m„. oGrady,   Dan's  wife,   Hiss   M. i poatlble   to get a telephone  jxchange
j Causes of abe War.      Ur.    MiUis  baa  g. McCarthy; Molly. Dan'a daughter, ! with operatora more   carefol  and  ac-
I been heard in Rockville Centre before,   Misa Eleanor Trayer; Maggie a  maid |comroodating than   are   tboae   in  oor
land the Men a   League,   under   whose   servant. Misa H. L Cotter; master  of ; Freeport   exchange,   and   the  llremtn
, auspicea be Will appear, hope that   Hi  p,«,pertie,,   James Campion; advertia  , fully appreciate tbe   great  debt  that
(.OMPANY OFFICERS Foreman, C. B.  Williams;   first   as- P. M.   sibtant foreman, Frank T. Bailey; sec¬ ond assistant   toremsn,    William   Se- dell; second sss't.   foreman,   F.Harry Lofinain ; fin»ncial   secretary,   Edward Stillwell; recording aecretary,   F. Mo* ran ; Ueasufer. William Loonam ; trua- : tees, S. P. Shea, J. W. .Southard. Nel- Triday, March 12—Clear,fine Spring ^on Aahdown;   delegate   Southern   N.
Y. Aas'n.. F. Harry Loonam; delegato Satorday--Same. to N. Y. State Aas n., John Kobel.
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Hose 2—Foreman, John Schmidt; tat asst.. William Dunker; 2nd asst., W. D. Finch; fln. sac, Hirfoert Nich¬ ols; rec. sec, Gilbert Thompson; treasurer, S. Dimon Smitb; wardens. John T. Cotter and John Schmidt: trustee«, Henry S. Starr, Nelson Mon¬ tross, Albert L. Earle, Wilbur Ray- State Assn.. Jobs Y.   Aasn.,   John
AttbePlasi eyerf Monday, "^'Zo-j '", ' on\\r,r,°urop^*on"tbai"'lny^^^^ •«!•' Kdward B. 'Thtimpscm- dora" in "Tbe Twenty Million Dollar Smitb A Bedail, in tbcir adv. tbia tba best was good enoajtb io fighting » tremendous play. It is a thrilling I Henpsiead, J. Hoytar Ellison >nd R. Mystery."    Every Ttiaraday.   "Bana-  week tell how to get rid of "tbat tired «                                                                 .drama witb a gripping cli-nax; chovn I B. Maylaod.
way Jane." feeling." ¦   In live reels of njoifon pictares. *      -r	
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efforts in getting the doctor again will | fng ,«nt;   William  DoDagfay    stase  ihey owe to tnese operators,   bot I am   '"ft'"*'' 'f^. evening.   Samson    not a , nor; delegate N. Y be rewarded by a l.r«e atUnd.nce.       I '^f^^'^r.Edm^P. T««?   ' ' Itill of the opinion ibat it wa.   a mis-   B.blkal subject),    featuring   W.I i.m ; T.   Cotter;   S.    N.
_ -, ""^^^*"'° "• "'y*^- I ^^ ^^ work .g.inst   the   proposition  f «"«•«•      B.rp'teln's    masterpiece. | Schmidt;   Nassau
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