Nassau County Review 19121004

              Nassau County Review
Vol. XVII
FREEPORT, N. V., FRtDAV, OCTOBER 4, 1912
No. 49
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FREEPORT NEWS      Reception to
V School Faculty
Single copies of the Review for sale The>% Bt annual recejjtion by the at Greenblatt'B, Railroarl Avenue ;! member^jf the Board of Education to Kiefer'B, Nassau County Ueview, Da- the faculty of our Freeport Schools and Silva'B, Braithwaite's and Gobetz's, : to the parents and friends of the dis- Main Street; DaSilva's, West Merrick | trict held   Friday evening at   Freeport
Road.
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE (Governor's islanc}, which ia as i this locality as can be secured).'
tf ! Club House waa a very successful   and enjoyable occasion and well attended.
Superintendent W. C. Moon deserves the credit of makiiijj the augRestior that in this manner   the
Big Elks Fair
The fair and bazaar under the aus- j pices of the Freeport Lodj;e of Elks I wag opened Tuesday evening in the C'olonial Opera Hc/ase when J'resident James Hariee jjave Col. Noble F. Mar¬ tin, who has charjje of the event, the key til the villafje.
In the Fire Department
Matter! of ir In
rekt to and about tha firamar ir local departnriant by H.E. P.
Local Topics
itnenta and axplanationa not ar ft nawa natura, on Tillafa affa brthaaditor.
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Don't forpet that the (juarterly meeting of the DepartRient is to be held next Thursday   eveniiig,   October
Afteraeiiort   speech   in   which  he   10, in the engine house. wi.-;htd   the   lotige   success in the fair, he presented Col. Martin   with a large
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Piatt K. VVigKiis has entered the New York University and is taking a cotiTKe in law.
Next Saturday, October 12, Colum¬ bus tlay, being a Irgal holiday, this oftice will be closed all day.
A regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees will be held this F'liday evening at eight o'clock.
A young son arrived Tuesday after¬ noon at the lioine uf Mr. and Mrs. George Raynor on W> st Merrick Koud.
the superintendent, principals and teachers and mentioned the efTorts be¬ ing made to place Jreeijort first in educational efliciency through the as¬ sistance of as strong a teaching curps as this district has ever had and through the cordial co-operation of the par?nts i|p the work. Werner Nygren, Tresident of the Tret'ijort Club, when called upon added his assurance of wel¬ come and expressed the hope that the facilities afforded by tho club might lie availed of by all our teachets. Sup¬ erintendent Moon aiisv;ered for the teachers   as to
the interest shown and the value in ellicient work of cordial relatii/ns be¬ tween the teachers and the parents. Samuel R. Smith, President- of the iioard for many years and a native of October 1 ushered in the application Freeport, related facts as to the wun- of the Compulsory Education Law. ^lerful growth in educational e(iuip- 'Jhildren between the ages of 8 and IG ment and school house facilities which must be in attendance at school each ''"i^ tyt^en place in Freeport during re- .seasion, unless prevented bv sickness, cent years. Henry L. Crandell, form- very incloment weather, etc. Those . er secretary and a former member of between the ages of 14 and IG may ' 'he Board, expressed his views as to procure working certilicates. " the increase which   wtjuld   take   place
  in 1'reeport in the   years to come   anti
A public meeting of the Fishermen's his contidence that the people of Free- Prolective Association will be hold in p(,rr, would provide for its needs as F'rateriiity Hall, Freeport, on Friday faithfully in the future as it had in evening, Oct. 1, at 8 o'clock. The days gone by. Jntersptrsed with theso candidates for Assembly and Senate ' remarks were violin sobs by l'r(}f. J. have been invited to be present and H. Weimer, baritone solos by Koscoe state their views on the net fishing i A. Paul and piano solos by Miss Eth- laws which the fishermen are much in lynn Simons. Light rcfreehments terested  in. , were   provided by the   Mothers'   Club,
the President, Mrs. Clinton M. Flint, and Vice President, Mrs. Forrest S. Dunbar, of such organization assisting '. in receiving those present. After- ' wards the Symphony Orchestra furn- j ished muaic for the dance which con¬ cluded a very   happy   evening.     It   is
faculty   and ^''" ^^^' which the   manager accepted
., ,      -        ..:ii„,.„ „,:,,k»\^-of on behalf of the Elks association.
the   rieople of our village might meet,
1 .i    I,       1        ir     1.,   „ 1 . .« I   .k •' J his   was fo  ()Wf(   tv an address by
and the Board   wilUngly   adopted   the „,        , ,       ,    n    . c- " .. j    rj   i       e
•J A f.     .u    „   .      „„f   V..A   i„,„ Edward Leach, Past Exa ted    Rukr of
idea.     After those   present   had   been v    i   r    i ti .  i  . j
.     .       , . L   tu . A11 ;„ M   1  v,„ New   lork Lodge.     He   congratulated
introduced to each other Albin N. John- ,,   ,,   ,        ,  .^ ^      .. ^.'T       ,       ,
t)       1    .    < .1,    ti^  ,.i   ¦„ ,i„, .»,„,i the'odge on ^ts rapid  growth and said
B(jn, president of the  Board, welcomed , ,   V « .i i  ••        l,
.      ,    ,      „,; ¦  . ,„   „„j be was glad ^o see the ambition shown
superintendent,    principal"   °"'^ '•
Nothing has as yet been seen of that standing joke, the chemical tank.
Elks   ruir vvecnesaay evening company   having   the   most uniformed men present, with 25
My attention was called recently to a peculiar arrangement at the Grove Street crossing of the L. I. K. R. Each evening after the 11 o'clock east- bound train goes through the gateman at the Grove Street crossing lowers his gates, and leaves them down five min- H.se No. 4 won the trumpet at thel"*^^ "' ""'"^ while he go,s to the sta- ks' Fair Wednesday evening for  the i ";'^«"'' turn out   the lights   along the
platform. Wagons and autoa coming up Grove Street have to go a.'ound to j Ocean Avenue or Main Street, altho, A meeting ia to be held at the house] of course, there is no train in sight, raising of E:^elBior Hook and Ladder Company j It was also suggested this prcmiscu- on .Monday evening, Octuber ;'o, for j ous closing uf gates wcjuIiI be very bad During the evening the members of the purpose of forming an exempt fire-1 for the truck and engine cumpanies New York Lodge, about 4', in number, men's association for the Village of; answering alarms of tiie in any part of succeeded in getting the key to the vil- F'neport. All exempt members of: the northwest section after dark, as it lage and took it l^ack to New York the Freepcrt Fire Ue[)arln,ent or any ; siiems the gates may be left down at with them as a souvenir. active members entitled to   exemption
Tuesday   afternoon   there   was   an   are invited to attend. aut(^moLile parade of the various com-1 — ' '
Ri ckville Centre got a false alarm of lire Tuesday night, evidently for the an:ii6ement of the delegates. Cheer   up, Rcckville;   1 reinember   as
Church Notes
ibjact   of   Sarmona,   Sarvicat  of   tha   w««h and other doinfs in tha churchaa and church aocietiaa
Grace Turiior is announced to lead the Epwitrth Leatiue   meeting   Sunday
! night in Ir.,- .M. E. Church; topic. "A Man Sick uf the Palsy (Christian Stew- ardahipi   The Relation   Between   Eco-
i nomic and Moral Forces."
iin the part of the   members funds for a larger home.
rnitteea dressed in tho costume of the countries which they represented. The automobiles also were bedecked with   flags   of   the   various   rations.
any time.
I have been asked who nas the ji:ris- (liclion over Main Street, the coniity or the X'illage of F reeport. If the vil¬ lage has any authority on this street I which we doubt VI ry much,) it is tiiiii
Next Sunday will be "Ilaliy Day" in the .M. E. Sunday School. At that titne the new courses of lessons for the year will begin.
Christian Science Society Services, Sunday ninrnini: at 11 u. m. ; Sunday School, same hour; HempateMd Bank Building; subject, " Unreality ;" Wed- nesuay evening service at 7:15.
".My Father's Business" will be the Sunday morning sennin theme of Rev. ( barlea Heroert Scboley at tho First Preslij teriaii Cburct). Rally Day will be ol,ser\ed in Surday Schiol at 2:^0 p. ni. The evtiiiig sern.on sutiject will be "Cogs."
.    .       "f   They left Freeport about ;j:30 and pro-   foreman of Truck   1, refusing   perniis-j thty   used it to have   the toad   at   the tlieir   appreciation   ol   pggjpj (trough Roosevelt, Hempstead,   aion to an oflicer of your dtpartment to 1 junction of Newton  Boulevard,   where
ride on the   truck, after   he   had   evi-1 the Trolley Company  was per nitted to
liNcd.     Fres.
RoLkville Centre, Baldwin and back to Freeport.
The Opera House is prettily decor- a:ed. All through the centre of the hall on the overhead supports are the National colors
dently received advance notice   of   the , lay    its    trilley    track, alarm, when you weie here in I'Jlu.      j Hante was a.^^ured iiy the Trolley Com- ¦ I I any several weeks ago that a contract
Regardless of   the-   conditions    that'had   been given that the   work   would
confronted    them    from    within,    our j commence as soon as    possible
;A8 one enters the   hail on the   right   neighboring   comrades   at     Rockville ^ weeks   after   that W. 0.
Woo(
Some ,    the
side is found the viftious booths as fol¬ lows: Lemonade, Ireland, Mexico, Dutch, Italian and Western Girls. On the south side is found the fish pond. Ye ()lde Country Stcjre, Scotch, Japa:i anii Amerrcan.
When seen Wednesday mnrning by a
Certre showed themselves well able to! manager of the Company, gave .\Ir. handle the crowds attentlaiit upoj,i the Ilanse personal assurance that he parade and tournainent there Thurs-, would take up this matter himself and day. The parade was well handled, ^ see that it was given proper attention, and the events of tho tournament were' He ailinitteil that the road was inadis-
run off without mishap or delay. Wednesday   evening a   concert
reporter. Col. Martin stated   that   this   K'^en at the grand   >Uun\ mi   Obs
was rver
The Senior L. T.   L. will   hold   their meeting Monday evening at   7   o'clock ! at the home  of   their   Superintendent, . Mrs. E.   (.barman,   60   Brooklyn   Ave., • who   would    like   all   to   be   present. New members are invited to come and join at this time, from 11 to IH   years old and help in the work.
fair has the best ble   donations of had charge of in his 15 years'   experi¬ ence.
One of the donations ia a framed picture of the National Capitol pre¬ sented by \,l,r8. Tuft, wife of the Presi¬ dent.
Last evening was for the residents of Sayville, I'atchogue, Islip, Bay Shore, Babylon and Lindenhurst and this evening will be fraternity night, when all members of the various lodges are invited to be present.
onment of valua-   ^'f^ct.     Stands   were erecteil  on each fair that he has   '''''^ "^ '^^ street, at the   extreme out-
graceful shape, and was very positive that the condition would be remedied in a reasonable time.
If ihe Village authorities have any real power over that street we would side of the road, thus affording a much respectully sugeest that the Trolley better opportunity to witness the con- Company be forced to fix it at once, tests than where there is only a small There arc several ways in which men passageway allowed. '. of the ability of our Board of Trustees
'J'he entry list was the largest ever can coiopel'this to be elone and it really received for any tournament conducted seems as though the time has past in in conjunction with a Southern N. Y. whicli to be lenient with the trolley! convention, and comprised companies ollicials, who apparently have no con- from Van Neat, in the Bronx, to West' sideration fur the traveling public ua- I'atchogue. jng Main Street.    The writer has seen
A line list of prizes had been secured' people thrown <ifT their   wheels, and in for   the   events,   which   were   started   fact    has had    that   thrown   off    their
A group meeting under the aiispiee-* of the ilth Vice President, I'.roukl.Mi South ^^uie Epworth League, will bn l'."ld next Wetlnesday evcnii g, Oct. '.>, at s:]5 p. in., at Rnckville Centre. I irgan Pre'ude ; jirayer. Rev. W. A. Kichard, I'reeport; walcome ; Rock\ille Centre League ; Quartette, Morris Park Chapter; address, "The Kind of League We Need," Rev. W. E. Thon;p.~on, Ph. S.. pastor Embury Memorial .M. E. Cljureh. Brooklyn ; de¬ votional exercises: doxology, Rev. Geirge E. Bishop, Rnckville Ceoire .M. E. Church.
promptly at 1 ::iO.    The   Freeport ent-   wheels,   and in fact has   had   that ex- Mrs. F. J. Donnelly of Church Street   ries fared as follows : perience himself,   while attempting to is recoverinjj tVdiii^an attack of rheum-       Horse   Hose Contest—In    this    Bay   cross the treilley track at this point. atism.                                    .                          View Hose (.^o. was :<rd. 1 min.. Is 2-5
 ¦  sec. ;  Ever Ready, 4th, 1 min., 22   1-5
The first meeting   of    the   .Mothers'   sec;   Patriot    ."ith,    1   min.,    25  sec. The marriage of .Viss Judith   Marie   Club will be held in the   Seaman   Ave-   Freeport protested the DeRaismes En-
and    Glen
' rumored that iho teachers intend to re turn the compliment later. The U. S. Civil Service Commisaion announces that on (let. Ill on examina¬ tion will be held at Freeport as a result of which it IS expected to make certi¬ fication to till a contemplated   vacancy   Kiemelberg . to   John   Terence   Moran   nue School   on   Wednesday   afternoon,   gine Co., which   was   first.
HYMENEAL
iEMELBEKG-.MORAN.
Cove, second, a> both those  companies
in the pcsition   <if   fourth-class   post- took place Tuesday,  October 1, at r, p. (October 'J.
master   of class (Al at Roosevelt,   N. ni.,   at   the Church   of   Our Holy   Re-
Y.,   and other   vacancies as they   may deemer. Rev. Father Logue olliciatiog. The   next   regular   meeting of   the   them   to within a few   inches   of   the
occur at that oHice,    unless it shall   be assisted   by Kev. Father   Nicholson of Freeptrt   Board of Trade   will be held   backstop,    but   although   this   clearly
decided in the    interests of the service New York (.'ity. next   Tuesday   evening,    Oct.   y,     in   violated the rules,   the officials refused
to till the   vacancy by   re-instatement. The bride entered the   church to the Brooklyn Hall.                                               to allow the protest.
The   compensation of   the   postmaster strains     of   Mendelssohn's     Wedding                                                                 Hand   Hose Contest-   Bay Vew   9th,
at this office was .fti!i4, for the last tie- March, leaning on the arm of her fath- Ted Neunsiiorfer   '.von the first prize   .19 sec. ; Every  Ready 11th, fi.'i 1-5 sec.
cal year.                                                         , er,   and preceded by her   sister.   Miss medal in the one mile walking   race in
Application forma and full infornia- Irene Kremelberg, her bridesmaid, and the New York Athletic Club    last Sat-
tion   concerning   the   re(|uirement.s   of only attendant.    The ushers were Ber- urday.     His time was 7 minutes.
the examination   cv be secured   from nard   G.   Kremelberg,    F'red V. Hunt,                              	
the   postmaster at Ruosevelt   and   tho Harry Loonam and Samuel R. Whiley. The   exhibition of tlie  "Alpha   and
local secretary at Freeport or from the They    were met at   the   altar   by   the Omega   Home,"  given   by   "Mother"
U. S. Civil Service Commission, Wash- groom and hia brother, William Moran, Mary    Briggs in Fraternity    Hall   last   finished   within   th
ington U. C. who acted as best man. Thursday   evening    was a success   and   given
After 1 wrote the above, the follow¬ ing item was handed in yesterday, by our local repwrler:
"Wednesday afternoonn a young man employed on one of the dredues of
laid   2U0 feet   of hose   which   brought   the Hay Dredgiiig   Company   was   rid¬ ing north on .Main  Street   and   started to turn into Pine Street when his front wheel   struck   the   edge   of   the rail, which was (j inches above the  level   of the road near the place, and thr -w him off, badly spraining bis loft   hand   arid Steamer Contest—Fre'port    won by   wrist, throwing 28S feet, 2 inches,   defeating,     Every person who ban   to   travel   on DeRaismes   Engine   Co.,    second,    by ; ^'»i" '"''"'eet knows the condition of the over 7'.i feet. } roailbed   and   ajiparcntly    the   tndley
In    the   individual   ladder   climbing ' company   will    not   hurry   the    work contest   none of the Freeport   entrants   along until someone is injured and they number of prizes   have a damage .-^uit against them."
Our reporter errs in thinking a   suit
Applications should be properly exe- Miss Kremelberg  was attired   beau- the attendance was   good.    The   songs       The   next cnnventiun of   the   asaoci-   wouid be against the trolley   company,
cuted and filed with the Commission at tifully   in a gown of white   satin   and by the children, and the speeches, were   ation wlill be   held   at   Patchogue   on   It would   be   against    the    village   of
Washington   within 7   days before the shadow lace, with court    train and the much   enjoyed, and the Abbott   Minor   .lune  2, lilL!, the   time   having   been   Freeport and the County of Nassau.
date of the   examination, or otherwise conventional veil and orange blossoms. Trio   also rendered   good   music;   also   changed at the reejueet of a large num-'
it may be impracticable to examine the She carried a shower  boucpiet of white the   singer   of   Tabernacle   No.   9   of  ber of the delegates who desire warmer
applicants. roses   and lilies of   the   valley.     Her Brooklyn.     Mother   Briggs   explained   weather.
-      "   —, bridesmaid's   gown   was of pale   blue the purposes   of the Home   and   Judge                              ""
Children 8 School   Stockings, lU-1,''.¦250 chiffon   and    pink   satin,    and a large Dicker.^^on of Washington, D. C, spoke
,    ,        „              ,      .                      P"" white hat completed her costume.    She concerning the work.
Ladies   Hosiery, 10-l,'5-2nc pair             j carried pink carnations.
Men's Sucks, l(ll5-25c pair After the ceremony    the   immediate       The Mineola VV. C. T. U.    reattent
Outing or Domet Flannel, C-S-lUc yd. relatives adjourned to the home of the at theYair grounds in charge of   Mrs.
Bleached Muslin, K-9 lOc yd. Unbleached Muslin, 7-8-yc yd. Cheese Cloth, f)-tic yd. Cotton Flannel, 10-12-llc yd. Perlcaioe, Sateen anil Cambric Linings DressmaWers'    supplies    and    notions. Seaman's Reliable Dry Goods Store.
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We are now showing a line of Snap¬ py   F'all    Shoes.     Fancy   Cloth     Topo with vamps in   Tan,   Gun   Metal   and Pat. Leatlier, ore   strong   leaders   thi Fall for Women.
in Men's Sho3s.     A   complete   line Children's Sheies    the   kind   made   to wear, not to repair.
We are supplying a big demand   for "Onyx" hosiery,  for men, women and children. It Charles D. Smith.
bride, where a tempting   wedding sup-   Etta Carman, appointed by the County per was served by IJeid. W. C. T. l'., assisted   by   her   sister.
The young coupln left at eight p. m. Sarah S. Carman, did good work, not for Ne'Vv York, arnid a shower of rice only making p«o|le comfortable by and confetti,  but they will spend their   having nice easy chairs to best in, but
taking care of boxes, wrappers, etc. But .". persons were taken sick on the grounds; these were taken care of and physicians summoned and when feeling lietter the patients were taken home by friends.
The committee distributed U()Q papers of good reading matter, and collected over $8 in their mite box.
honeymoon at Washington. On their return they will leside on Harrison Avenue.
A union meeting of all the Jr. O. V. A. M. Counoils in Nassau County and including Amiytville, will be held un- <ler the auspices of   Freeport   Counci
All the   latest  lasts   j^o. .^^7, next Friday  evening,   Oetcber A   complete   line   of   n, when the   State   Councilor, .Joseph D. Tunison, with hia staff will   pay an official visit. •.,
OBITUARY ALFRO I. MOORE. In the death of Alfr<i I. Moore Friday morning Freeport has lost (ine of its earliest settlers and most widely known ard respected citizens. Mr. Moore had been an invalid for some time, but his conelition became alarm¬ ing several days ago and his death was not unexpected. Hia widow; son, Charles Moore, and dauuhter, Mrs. Joseph Seaman, survive him. The de¬ ceased last October celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his wedding. At that time he was robust in health and gave promise of living for many years. He was aged 0>i. His widow was Anna Augusta Lawrence, of Free- port.     .Mr.   .Moore was born in, Roose-
DaSilva's yVest Merrick Road Stow Kitchen Stoves, $9.75 Perfection Oil Heaters, .'?3.39 Jelly GlasBCB, 25c doz. Cylinder Stoves, $3.6.') Galv. Wash Tubs, 50c Rayo Lanipa, $1.49 ^
White Dinner Plates, 5c White Soup Plates, Be
velt and when a your:g man engaged in 1
While Mr. and Mrs. James    Helmke t^e grocery business.     Some years aj^o
of Grand Avenue were   ridmg south in he retired, moving to 79 Church Street,
an   automobile along    the   tracks,   on where he died.    The   funeral was held
Main Street,    north of Brooklyn   Ave- Sunday;      interment     in     Greenfield
that   they   "^^'    Thursdaj,   a   trolley   car   going Cemetery. !
north   came    in   sight.     Mr.    Helmke
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At DaSilva's 5 and 10c Store, Pound   The auto was slightly damaged. Cake, Plain,    Marble and   Raisin,   10c
Stuffed roast chicken every Satur¬ day, half or whole, or bring your chickens or ducks and we will roast them for you 8t a small cost. Wthl- en'i Delicatessen. It! |t).
Long or short runs by automobile. ' Fancy table butter in prints, one of Acnne Aoto Rental Co., 'phone 796; our trade winners. Wablen's D«lica- Freeport.   tf'teasen.   It
Smith & Bedell have bought the prescriptions belonging to the former Heimberger Pharmacy,
will be able   to   till any   prescriptions north   came
which   were ¦ formerly   filled at    that ^""'^^ '" P"" ^"* °' 'h" "">' °^ '"^ "¦"'¦
plapg ley, but he turned too sharply and over-
—   turned     the   machine.       Both      were
Freeport Coal Co.,   successor  to W. thrown   out.    Helmke   escaping   with
P. W. Haff. the largest   coal dealer on gij^ht    cuts,     but   .Mrs.   Helmke  was
Long   Island.    The cheapest   place   to ^ut   and bruised   about   the   face   and
buy coal.     Exclusive dealer in some; of hody.
the best grades of coal.                         It Behind   the Helmke car at the   time
Competent    men   drive    our    cars, was Pnother automobile driven by Miss
Acm'e   Auto   Rental  Co.,   'phone   796 L.llia^n W.Tikhem.     She   tried   to   pull Freep irt.
Making Improvements
Reiss & Randall Company have made improvements at their store at the corner uf Main Street and Brook ' lyn Avenue. They have moved the president's, bookkeeper's and trea.'ur- er's otfices to the second floor of the' building, giving considerable more | floor space in the store. !
They have alio installed a  telephone
Dons it pay to   advertise'.'    Ask   .M. DuSilva, who has charge of the adver¬ tising at DaSilva's   stores.     Last Fri- , day afternoon under   adverse   circum- I stances,    they had their   .Main   Street ' store   crowded at an hour   when   biisi- ' neaa is supposed to   be at a   standstill. . Mr. DaSilva practices wh.it he preach- ; es, and secured the  crowd by circulars printed at the home printing otiiee, and I advertising in this paper.
And I will add one more word. I ' have yet to find the first time he has _ Advertised an unfair or misleading sale.
Personal Mention
People who are viaitinic out of   town   or   wtto ,       « «r. .ntertainmj.i.ilur.
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'' .Mi.-ses Hannah Giebel and Helen Schliiter have returned home after a .-hort ViiCation with relatives at JefTer- sonville, Sullivan County.
.Mr. and Mrs. George H. Magili have gone t(] their winter home in  Florida.
.Mrs. William Cameron returned home .Monday .^rom a two months visit in Vermont.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Edgar G. Taft aiui son William are spending a two weeks' vacation at Portchester, N. Y.
Cancer Contagious
Recent studies in cancer growth tend to   prove   conclusively    that   the
^f  out of the way of the c,verturned   auto   ^^^hange, having ,'< 'phones   connected .disease is catching.     Iiy what channel, and brushed against   the    trolley    car. ^^^^^    -^^    ^^^   ^^^^^   ,^^    independent' whether through the breath, by   direct
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New   Saaer Kraut and   Dill at Wahlen's Delicatessen.
Pickles It
'phone between the ground floor and the contact or otherwise, the disease en- bookkeeper's office. i teM the system, is not positively  1  1 known.    It is all the   more   necessary
Tbe   second   series of "What   Hap-'     "What Happened to Mary"   coming pened to Mary"   coining soon  at  the  soon at tbe Crystal,   the home of feat-
Crystal.    Watch for tbe date.
Everyone can help to make his home I that persons having the   care of  kueh
  and   village a portion   of  a   beaatifol' cases should bs   particularly   careful.
Teddy Bull Moose and  Baby Bumps,   park   with   a few   trees,   shrubs   and • The number  cf   cases   is   rapidly   in- $1.00.    DaSilva's.  . it   plants properly arranged, and at small   creasing, probably doe to   carelessness
  expense,  secured at  John J. Randall's 1 in handling the sick.
Watch for the big   features   at  the   Home   Nurseries, Lena Avenue, Free-1 A. Ferree Witmer,
"The n;etlu)d of Ct-iio-t m Tersc^nid Work" will be the morninir sulijee't al tbe .Methodist Episcopal Church ne.M Sunday morning. The hour of even¬ ing service will be changed to 7:3ii o'clocK, when the subject will be "Hope, the ground of a Hapjiy Life." At 2:30 p. m., there will be" "Rally Day" services in tbe Sunday School. Dr. W. A. Lay!on will be present at tlie Prayer .Meeting Thursday even- iiig, Oct. 1(1. and heJd the gecon.l and thint (Quarterly Conferences at its close.
Communication
CARD OF THA.NK,-^. Fditor Review:
I wish to express my thanks and ap¬ preciation to the Prestiyterian   Church for the beautiful biKpiuet  left   for   my (laughter. It S\r<. .MoiTis Miller,
W. E. Crovoiserat won '¦',:', prizes at the Riverheail and .Mineola fairs dur¬ ing the past t\V) weeks, one of which was a special for hest di.--play.
At liiv^rhead he won the following prize: Single Comb UufT'Leghorns first and second cuck, first and second hen, first and secord cockerel, first and second pullet, first ami second old pen, first and seceiml young pen. On single comb Buff Orpingtons—third.cock, sec¬ ond hen, third pullet, first nld pen and* Sayville Poultry Ass(]Ciation's special for best cock, ben, cockerel and pullet.
At Mineola: Single Cnmb Buff L'g- horns- first and tflird cock, first aid second hen. first and second' cockerel, first and second pullet, first and second (.'Id pen, first and second young iien and special from Poultry Fanciers Associa¬ tion of Long Island for Lest display.
Real surprise fiartiea are real rare, but .Mr. an'd .Mrs. Clinton S. Donaldson were really and truly surprised Wed¬ nesday evening when about thirty eif their friends called to help warm their cozy home into which they have- just niove<l on South Bay View Averme. They were expecting a party of f'jur, the first two of whom arrived as Rctieduled, then they went to the door to let in the other "two" and in they came, each with a package of- goodies under one arm and an addition to the ei|Uipment of the new household under tbe other.
However, a hearty welcome was t.'iven to tbe guests, all wore soon made at home, and the eveninjg quickly pass- erl in sociability.
Oursjciety reporter is unable to publish the nanics of tho«o present, but says they were a right jolly lot of congenial minds.
Progressive   Counf-il,  Daughters   of Liberty, will hold a   bread   and   cake sale .Satureiay afternoon of this   week, ' Oct. 5, in the store next south   of  the Freeport Bank on Mam .Street.
Fourteen Years Aj;o
(It'-iiis of i,nt.ro-t from t!:i  I<<vi>-w fil'-s f'lurti oil years ago tln.s wi-.-U 1
The average daily attendance in the schotd for Sept. was 4>'8.
.Marriage of Miss Carrie Milier to Richard M. Kolish.
Albin N. Johnson, Henry Kamp, Samuel Taft and William F. Pearsall elected members of the Freeport Band.
Great doings at the Crystal.
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