Nassau County Review 19130124

              Nassau County Review
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Vol. XVIII
FREEPORT. N. V., FRIDAV, JANUARY 24,1913
No. 13
FSEEFOBT NEWS
HIGHWATBR TIDE TABLE
Friday, Jan.
Satarday,
Sanday,
Monday,
Taaoday,
Wadnaaday,
Tbaraday,
rriday.
Satarday, Feb.
S4,   8:S8 a. m. 26,   9:28 a. m.
26, 10:18 a. m.
27, 11:08 a. m.
28, ev:05
29, 1:10 p.m.
30, 2:26 p. m. 81,   3:42 p. tn.
1,   4:60 p. m.
I. DaSilva baa ceeoverod from an at¬ taek of tbe grip.        '
" Mra.   Eogsne R. Baaaett ia recover¬ ing from an attack of peritonitia.
Tbe "Citizen's Party" met Taeaday evening on a call signed by Jobn Forbea, president, and L. N. Jonea, jr., aacretary, bot took no action to¬ ward nominating candidates for Vil¬ lage officera.
School Notes
Regents examinations were beld daring tbe wbole of last week to wbicb a largo number came from aeveral nearby villages. Tbe general mid-year examinations wera also givip in ail tbo seboola.
Last Friday afternoon tbree of tbe High Sehool atudents gave a .very amuaing farce in the Study Hall under tbe direction of Misa Glenn Raymond, tbe elocution teacber. Tbe caat waa: Ur. Jobn Tbompaon, a rich broker, Ralph Hoyt; Mra. Jobn Tbompaon, bis wife, Astrid Nygren: tbe maid, Mar¬ ion Bedell; acene, Mr. Thompson's bome. Following thia. Rose Van Reese rendered a vocal solo and was encored.
Church Notes
Subjact of SstiBons,   Sarrieaa *l thm i ¦tid otkar doings In tir* chiuch— •nd church aociatlca
I  (n the Fire Department
Matters of interest to and about th* Craman
In ottr local d*|Mrtm*nt
byH.E.p7
Mrs. J. E. Mount la leader for tbe I Tbe thirty-eighth annaal reunion and young People'a meeting Sanday nigbt' dinner of Excelsior Hook and Ladder in the  PreabyUrian  Cbarcb,  aabject,! Company  was beld at tbe track   bouse
"The Student," tbe High School montbly, appeared laat week. It is an interesting namber and baa a very neat cover.
"Mission Wqrk, at Home and Abroad. Evangelism.
Tbe moving picture exhibition of the Plaza   on Monday   evening,   Jan.   27, will be for tbe   benefit of tbe Goild of i cooked tbe   Church   of  the   Traosfigaralion. Tickets are now being sold.
Tbe Mission Study Claaa will lead tbe Epaiorth Leagae meeting of tbe M. E. Church next Sunday evening.
Tbe  Freeport  High School  Basket¬ ball   team will probably be disbanded.
A. S. Jobnaon  baa sold   bis plot on tbe northeast  corner of Bayview Ave.
and Archer Street, which through bis | The manager ef'tbe team bns been un courtesy has been used by the Onslow- able to secure tbe use of tbe Opera Moore Co. for their office and recently I House without a dance being given in it  has  been   used   for a  lawn   tennia  connection   witb   eacb    game.      Not
eourt.
The annual organization meeting of tbe Board of Directors of the Fteeport Bank was held Monday and tbe follow¬ ing officers were re-elected: President, Jobn J. Randall; vice president, D. Wealey Pine, and caabier. William S. HalL
01 Cbarcb Street on Wednesday even¬ ing, when about fifty of tba active and honorary membera and tbOlr invited gueata aat down to a turkey dinner. The wives of several of the members tbe dinner, after wbich tbe affair became entirely "atag," tbe aerving being done entirely by the membera. Tbe eommittee, witb pre¬ vioua experienee in aucb affaira, very ably handled the serving, and tbe din¬ ner was fully as successful a8~{6e one of the previooa year, which waa votea Bethel A. M. E. Cbarcb, Henry St., | at tbe time tbe "beat ever." Rev. S. H. V. Gumba, paator; preach-j Groteaque souvenirs were found ing, 11 a. ro.; subject, "Question;" j wrapped in the napkina at the start of Sabbath School, 8 p. m.; Lyceum, 4 ' tbe dinner, but tbey did not neticeably p. m., debate and general discuaaion affect the appetites of tbe members, on "Character;" preacbing at 8 p. m.; j The dinner was served on tbe appar- sobject, "Prayer Meeting in Hades;" '¦¦ atus floor of tbe truck house, wbicb all are welcome at tbese services. \ had   been   profusely   decorated   with
  i American  flags and numbers  cf smi 11
Christian Science Society—Services j pennants. Sunday   morning at 11 a. ro,;  Snnday I     Before  the dinner wus served,   Offi-
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wishing a public dance advertised witb I School, saroe bour; Hempstoad Bank I ;^'¦'^^"'"^"'P''" «''°'^" '°°^ " «"*> the games in any manner, tbe Board B"i'ding- Subject next Sanday. J""- ''*" P'^l"*\. . n„„„„nK .f.n,H. „ ha.forbiddenanygamesthusarranged  26. "Truth."    Wednesday  services at,     (We keep  th.s  paragraph standing.
To Editor of Review,
DearSir:—
Through tbe columns of yonr paper I wisb to thank tbe Freeport Fire De¬ partment  for the very   efficient  work
to be played by tbe team.    The   boys.
I however, are planning to organize a club with possibly some outsiders and play games at the Opera House. A game bas been scheduled   with   Cedar-
I burst for tonight, which will be fol¬ lowed by roller sliating.
{ Last Saturday evening, at tbe Poly- I tecbnic Interscholastic Meet, beld in '. the Fourteenth Regiment Armory, Harald Smith secured   iourtb   place
I 7:46 o'clock.
for every similar event.)
After the edibles   had been disposed
A musical evening and Welsh rabbit; of, and a few brief remarks   made   by
supper is planned for next   Friday ev-1 'he department officrrs,   who were the
ening. Jan. 31, at tbe   Episcopal   rec-! Kuests cf the evening,   the   party   ad-
tory on Pino Street, are now on sale.
"The     Sapreme     Mission    of   the I Church"   will   bethe   subject  of  tbe
Local Topics
Camnwnt* aad aaplanatlona nat anttraly of a aawa aatur*, on WUas* affaira
by tha aditor. '
CRITICIZING THE FIREMEN You like to do it?    I tbink that most | people do, and I koow   that it ja quite j nataral, but I am again   going to take | tbe liberty of calling to your attention some real facta about our firemen ans¬ wering a fira alarm. {
In tbe brat placa, many of our read¬ ers no not realiie that this service 'is all volunteer and that tbe firemen do ont receive ene cent of pay, and very aeldom a single word of thanks, bnt ara doing tbia work entire y for tbe benefit of tbe village at large. It ia also noticeable, tbat more tban balf of them are not taxpayera and conseq¬ uently bave no real financial interest at stake.
Take  for inatance   that fire at   Mr. Greve's Sunday evening.    I heard one bright yonng lady remark:   "Goodness rakes'   Wbat is tbe matter   with   tbe firemen?    Will   tbey never   get  here? They  are as slow as molasses!"    Now this young lady   appeared   iiitelligent, and was merely   saying   wbat  lots  of j otbers   were saying,    but  as a matter ' of fact, the time made by the  firemen : was  nothing to be   ashamed  of.    For instance,   the   Truck   Co. No. 1.   with I which I   happened to  be a little   more j familiar; their   bouse   is   on   Church Street, north of tbe Merrick Road, and ! just one mile  away from the   fire.    It took tbem 15 minutes to respond to the alarm, and in that time the memher of
Tickets for  this I journed to tbe   meeting rooms  where
domino, pinochle and pedro games were jthe  Company bad   to   get  dressed   at
«oon in progress. t^eir varioas homes,   get to the Truck
The  winners in the  varioos   games   House, get the horses out of the stables
               _..,    "ere:   Pinochle-First. Platt Conklin; | and   around to the Truck   Huuse.   and
morning sermon in the Baptist Church   second,   John L. Raynor;   pedro, first, | harnessed, and make tbe run of a mile nextSunday,    In tbe evening, the pas-  George   D^  Smith; second,   Henry   E. | ^jth   a   heavy    truck,   carrying   full
l<aiiiiiBii>   SUI sua rTtsy    buicicih.   wum    {^aroia Smitn seCUrCd   Iourtb    place in "«*' ''"nuny.      m loo evening, me pan-    -7--"-    -• . fi\   r» u   11     ^1 iie«»Jf     irutn.    tnrrj-uiK    lun |
done at the   recent fire at my home on   the mile run.   Thu race was a fast one. I tor will conclude bis course of sermons ^'oer; dominos, nrst, liugene Meliand; 1 equipment   and 15 men.    I will   chai- ;
Wbaley   Street.      They   deserve   the | the   record   being   lowered   to   4:39.' on "The Message of the   Days."    The second. Orton Smith.                 ,   u     #  I lenge any department outside of a full 1
greatest praise and  commendation for   gn,ith ran second until    tbe  sprint   at final subject will be   "The Day   After J"*   committee in cl arge  of the ff-   pajj department anywhere in the State, i
saving tbe bnilding   under such trying , the   finish,    whenhis   short    training Tomorrow.' fair consisted of Jease R Bedell, thai r-   to do better than this on the" average
weather  conditions.    Also a   word  of ^ ghowed   itself,  and he «as   unable   to 	
thanks to Mr. Thomas  Lucas  for  the {prevent two'otbers from passing   him.       A Womens'Missionary   Society was
promptneiis in adjusting the loss on my furniture. Yours truly,
B. G. Greve. Advertirement
Uur prices are low bnt our qualities are high.
Child's School Stockings, 10c pr. Child's heavy or very   fine  Stuckings, 16c pr. Child's ex. fine Stockings, 26c pr. Ladies' Stockings,   medium weight, or sheer, 10 to 26c. Men^B Socks, 10c. 2 for 26c or 25c pr. Children's Mittens, 10 to 2ec pr. Children's Gloves, 26 to 75c pr. Ladles' Gloves. 25c to $1 Men's Gloves, 10c to $2.60 Children's Unoerwear, 18 to 76c Ladiea' Underwear, 25c to $1 Men's Underwear. 50c to 11.75 Yarns, Germantown. Saxony, Shetland Floss, Eider Wool. Seaman'a Reliable Dry Goods Store, Main Street, Freeport. Advertisement.
Fancy Bloaters
New Salt Mackerel
New Salt American Herring
New Salt Holland Herring
New Salt Scotch Herring
Full Cream American Cheese, roiid and strong to salt the taate of every one, at Wahlen'a Delicateasen, 71 So. Main St., opp. Colonial Theatre.
Advertisement.
Boya,   there ia plenty of time yet to I wear out a pair of high eut hackle top i Winter  Shoes.    We have  them  from 1 aize 9 for the Little  Gent  to  size  11 for Men. frorn $1.60 to $4.00.    Also a line of buckle   top  ahoea  for  Miases, $2.00 up.
Trunks and hand luggage.
Charlea D. Smith.
Advertlseniriit.
organized last Wednesday by tbe mem¬ bers of tbe Baptist Chureb. The fol¬ lowing were elected as v,fficerB: Mrs. Elmer E. Loox, president; Mrs. Charles Fowler, vice president; Mrs. Bedell Cooper, secretary; Mrs. Ruth Lowe, treasurer. Tbe meetings will be beld on the second Taesday of eacb   month.
The  next meeting   will be beld at the	
After talking with  some of the can-' home of Mrs. F. E. Pitcher, 303 South  "scboorgraduation.   The coarse will be
didates and being convinced   that each   Ocean   Avenae.   Tuesday    afternoon,   for a term of sixty weeks    with   free
and  every  one is endowed   with   tbat | February 11. '
philanthropic   spirit.   God'a    gift   to | 	
every goor^ citizen, it seema to me that;     For the purpeae of stimulating inter-
mucb  good   might  result if the   four' est in tbe  meetings  of  tbe   Epworth
man; John J. Boland.   Frank S. Sned-   Our department   usually   does   better, eker jr., D. Wesley Pine and Henry C.   but I claim that when   they do   better
Stewart Cutler, in the high jump, and Thomas Murray in the 220-yd. dash, made creditable showings but did not obtain places.
Suggestion
Four  Candidates for Office of Village j Preaident! and Tben Some! ¦
Schluter.
Teachers' Training Class
Thru tbe work of Prof. W. C. Moon, Superintendent of Schools. Freeport will bave tbe distinction of being the first plaee in New York State to estao- lish a training class for teachers, ent¬ rance to which may be made upon High
than this they are making goud time. I do not mean that it takes every com¬ pany 15 minutes to answer a fire alarm, but this was a long way from tbe Truck House. When tbe Truck Company arrived, Hose No. 3, whicb was tbe nearest, had been there long enoagh to Isy two lines of bose which were tben playing on tbe fire.
Village Trustees
The  regalar meeting cf the Board waa held   last   Friday  evanir when   President Hanse   and  Truata Randall and Bedell were present
A. S. Malcomaon,   of Smith *  Mal>| comson, appeared before  the Board ia| reference  to the Grove  Street aewer.    He sUted   tbat IS te 20 iaeh' pipe   would be used on Brooklyn Ava* nue; 20 inch pipe from Brooklyn Ave* noe to Pine Street, 24 inch from  Fina to Rose Street,   and  SO  inch  the re« mainder  of the   distance   from   Roaa Street to Ray Street, east   along  Ray Street to tbe heac of Sportsmen'a Can¬ al.    He   suggested that   the   work b« atarted at the south end and Work north ao   tbat in caae of a storm   the  watar woold   drain ont throngh   the pipe *U j ready   laid   instead of pouring in   tba I ditch and   baving t^ be   pumped   ont. {His  rough  estimate on   tbe  propoaed I sewer  was between   seven   and  eight I thousand dollars.
I Chief Cornell of tbe Fire Depart- Iment presented a requisition asking to I have the t restolite tank on Hook and Ladder Truck No. 1 recharged, 6 keys each fnr the Engine Hoase and the house of Hose No. 1, 30 sets of de¬ partment badges, 3 sets of drop har¬ ness weights and recommended the par¬ chase of the single drop harness owned by Hose Coinpany Nu. 1 for tlie use of Hose Company No. 4. The requisition was placed in the hands of the Chief with power.
Chief Cornell also   brought   up  the matter of placing   the old engine   and hook and ladder   truck in the   huilding erected for them on the   Village prop¬ erty at the power   house.    He   stated tbat   the truck could  not be placed   in the buildinti   witbout   dismantling   ir, but was informed   that it was the   in¬ tention to cut a hole in the back of the new shed and allow the long   ladder to extend   through in the otber   building BO that it be be ready for use by simp- I ly placing the pole in the front. I     A communication was received from i William Ryder, secretary of the Board ; of Health, asking that a third niember uf the Board be appointed and answer- I ing the charges made by former Health President   Heard that they had   called i some   special   meetings.     Mr.    Ryder I and George Smith,    the two   members I of tbe Board,   claimed that the special j meetings   were  a  necessity.    August I V. Johnson appointed   to   fill   the   va- - I cancy.
Cbaries F. Mook. laundryman. made place a sign. 2x3  feet.
rould work.
b»^credited   on Normal   School tfaus   enabling   scholars   from
candidates would get together and form j Leagae of the M. E. Church, the mem
themselves intaa nominating commit- i bers ol tbe organization   bave been di-  Preeporr and'nerghboring"vTlTagerio tee,   and se'ect for   Village   President videi into two classcB, the "Reds" and  take up this study at home, one  man of character   wbo   has   been | tbe "Blues,"  and   points   will be re-;    This will prove a big   advantage  to saccessful in business; a diplomat witb  ceived for attendance,   for taking act- executive ability,   and without  heavy ; ive part in tbe meeting,   for each new real   estate   interests.    Such   a  man: member and for getting  non-members should be acceptable to all. i to attend.
This, of course. Ib asking a great j Ibe contest commenced Sunday ev- service considering tbe salary that'ening and will continue for about a goea witb the office of President, but I; montb. Tbe losing side will entertain believe that tbere are   such to be had. I the winnera at a social.
Tben   we   tarpayers   would   not  get' -—	
mixed up on t'r^ction day trying to de-1 At tbe Methodist Epiacopal Chorch cide as to wbich one of our frienda te ! next Sunday the pastor. Dr. W. A. vote for; besides, tbe outaide world : Richard, will preach at 10:80 a.m. would look upon ub as a more sane, ; Dr. W. A. Layton, tbe District Super- aafo and sound settlement i intendent,   will   occopy   the  palpit at! of tbe work will'bo'borne by the'state
Freeport ia now in   tbe   front  row, ; 7:80 p. m. and hold the  Foarth  Quar-1 E,iucatioiial Department and let ua bope   tbat she will be  kept j terly  Conference at the  dose  of  tbei    Tbia ia the first class of this kind to there by tbe help of her loyal citizena. I aervice. | be formed in Ma State.    Tbere are at
places
BOOSTING FREEPORT tuition and graduates   will be entitled |     The Brooklyn Eagle last Sanday had | application to
to teach in almost   any  school of   tbe , g flne   item  on   "Freeport's   Big   Im-: in front of his store on Brooklyn  Ave. State, and the time spent in tbis class [provement   Plan;   State  and  Federal J Trustee   Randall   explained   tbat  the
Authorities at Work." Tbe item was ' building was back from tbe bnilding well written, and is a big belp td Free^- ^ line and that he had suflficient space to port, as it will introduce us to many erect tbe sign without banging it over new people. ' the sidewalk.
  j    Trastee Randall, committee on ligbt,
A WORD ABOUT FIBE I reported tbat be bad taken up the mat-
INSURANCE. I ter of the proper inspection of tbe light
Have yon ever given   tbe matter  of { wirea witb Electrican Harry   Walling.
ill prove a big advantage tbe students of Long Island schools who wish to study to become teachers and cannot alT3rd the expense of a long term in up-State Normal Schools. Applications for admission are now being received, and will be entered in tbe order received. Persons lesiding outaide of Freeport may enter if tbere ia room in the class after the local namea are entered. Tbe class is lim¬ ited to 25, but if enough names are re¬ ceived a aecond claas wih be formed. More tban eighty per   cant of the cost
proper insorance of your bome careful; and that a report would be rendered at consideration? Tbis woold seem like the next meeting and hereafter a writ- a feolisb question, were it not for the I ten report wonld be made every six fact  tbat I hava  found   manv  people ' months.
wbo have not done so. Take for in- ; It was decided to place a crosswalk stance, you may have insurance of ! over Florence Place at Hansom Plaee. $500 or $1000 or more on your furni-1 The following applications were tare,   yet if you wonld   take an inven-1 granted:
tory. putting down what it would cost I Water—Jobn B. Combs, Atlantic you to replace the articles you bave {Avenue; Helen Maeklen, Harriaon inaured, in many cases you would find | Avenae and C. H. FrederickB. Shon- tbat you have not insurance  tn  cover I nard and Remaon AvenuoB.
Alvin A. Sealy, Manager Qnslow-Moore Co., and Resident Taxpayer. j
Red Cross Stamps        |
The Freeport Charities and Aid Aa-1 sociation reported sale of Red Cross ; Christmas stamps for 1912 as follows:
.,    ^ ,     -,      .        .„ ^      ^      I present  some   places  wbere  scholara
Next  week    Tuesday     Wednesdav. j „ay enter after one year in bigbecbool luraday and Friday at 8 p. m. will be !,„d ^^eive one year's instruction, but
one-half of what your loss would be in case of your home being burned. It  seems  oeeuliar,   but   there   are
Light—Louis   Schnicker,     Seaman Avenue and Jay Street The clerk was   requested   te  secure
Sold By Thoa. Johnston Drug Co. Jamea S. Lewis ' Cbas. P. Seaman On  Munday,   Jan.   27,   the Guild of ; H. Schlosa tbe Chnrch of the Transfiguration will  DaSilva bold  a  benefit  at   tbe  Plaza.    "The  Smith A Bedell Loyal Deserter," a story dealing  witb   Wm. Greenblatt tbe   love of a soldier   for  his  mother  G. I. Braithwaite and the remarkable results of his deaer-  Plump's Pharmacy tion  will  be one of the  featares   for  Kiefer'a that night
Advertlsemrnt.
DaSilva's W. Marriek Rd. Store Cylinder Coal Stovea, $3.66 and up Pot Stovea. $2.78 and up Kitehen Stovea, $9.76 and up Stove PifM and Elbowa, 10c and up Stove Boarda. 49c and up Galvaniiad Coal Hods, 26« up It
No
[ held a series for women only in the M.
E. Churcb.    Arrangementa as to mosic
and speakers are being made, calcalat- I ed to render tbeae meetings  unusually
attractive and helpful to women and I girls.    Rev. E. E. Loux,   of the  Bap
tiat   Chnrch.   will speak on Tbursday.
the reaulting opportunities to secure positions as teachers are confined to tbe small rural schools.
Village Politics
      , ,. ,    There is beginning to be quite some
^*^ Tbe  next  two weeks   will be devoted  discussion regarding Village officers to
'^^ each evening to Evangelistic  services  be nominated   and elected at tbe   Vil-
^^ of a general character  for  all.    I. H.   lage  election   in   March.    Sp far  the
^" { Meredith,  of Naw   York  who  proved  following candidates bave been named.
' himself a great favorite with Freeport  Tbis inclodes only tbose wbo announce
many people wbo bave not one cent of; prices on sach pipe as was needed, ac- insnrance on tbeir furniture, evidently I cording to a list to be furnished him preferring to take the chances of tbe { by Mr. Malcomson. place catching fire, or not thinking | President Hanse reported that he about it at all. If this item will in-1 had instructed the Highway Commia* duce some man or woman who cannot'sioner to clean the mud off Railroad afford to lose their life savings in case j Avenue, of fire,   to see   their  insurance  agent {
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85   _^   ^  ^
1^^ I charge of the singing and Or. Ricbard  the office named
and get oot a policy at once, I will feel repaid for having written it.
As I have remarked in tbia column before, the cost ia 'not very mucb. Take for instance to insure your furni-
peotila two years ago,   will again have   tbey will accept or are   candidates for \ *"" "' *^^^^ ^°'/ Seata.tbe price is
Sunday School of M. B. Cborch
146
44 2198 1000
4088
Will be assisted  in   the  preaching  by several otber ministers.
Freeport Club News
The Entertainment Committee is ar-
Special School Meeting
The Board of Education qjp School District No. 9. comprising tbe Village of Freeport, has called a apecial meet¬ ing  for Friday.   Feb. 21.   at 8 p.
Fraaport Coal Co., aucceaaor to W. P. W. Haff, tha largeat coal dealer on Long laland. The chaapaat placa to buy eoal. Pxclnsive dealer in aome of tba baat grhima of ooaK It
Monay to loan on flrat mortgage; |6«0.00, $800.00. $1000.00, $2000.00. B. Trabanbaek. 3« S. Main St, Free- port. N. T.
Advertisement.
Doa'taoffar from "etaapo" wban yon ean ao aaaily avoid tham.   Saa what Saith a Badell Sava to aay about it Ad
ringing for   tbe  firat   Kive   Hnndred 1 for   the purpose of submittiog   to tbe party of the aeason of 1913, to be held l votera two propositions   regarding in- : at tba Clnb Honae on Wadneaday even- i creasing school facilitiea. I
ing, Feb. 5. |    The   first proposition calla   l^r   thai
"lhe  Bravery  of  Dora," Lubin  treat for   the patrons  of  the' Randall Ave., Plaza on Saturday, Jan. 26,    It ia tbe ' and  Wallace Street atory of tha bravery of a girl,  Edna i exceed $12,000,
For Preaident—Smith Cox, J. Huy¬ ler Elliaon, Frank Stevena and C. A. Sigmond. ^
For Trustees—Daniel B. Raynor. A. S. Brown, R. P. Weldon.
F. A. Myrick has not decided yet; ia net anxious. I. H. L'Hommedieu aays he don't want any office. Billy Patteraon aays No. C. A. Edwarda is not yat ready to answer
For   Troasorer-S.    Dimon    Smith (now in office). Edward Spiegel. -   For Tax   Collector—D. Frank   Bea-
Payna,  wbo aaecaeda in raacuing  her lover from the Mexican troopa.
Advertiaement
 ' purchaae  of a place of   laod  aa a aite I men (now io dfflce.)
another j for a school housr, on tbe north side of |    Por Police Jastice,   Archer  B. Wal- between Bergen   Place isea.
at a eoat not to I    u g,» baaa omitted   any we will try to gat tbam in for our next iaaua.
You ara alwaya aara of acaiag a ra- flood ikom ot bigb-«laa« piMto-playa at tba Cryital.
Advestlsement.
Cudloa. lOo tbk; DaSilva.
It
Money  to loan  on   firat   mortaage; $eeo.oo. $800.00, $1000.00. $2000.00. < ..^g onn B. Trabenback,   88 & Main St. Fraa-' «"^'^'"'- port N. T.
Advertiaement.
Tbe aecond propoaition empowera the Board of Education to employ an architect to prepare plana and apecifi¬ cationa and tbe appropriation of mon¬ ey   for a new   aobool   booaa to   coat
Soavanira to all tha children attend¬ ing Satarday matinees at tha Cryatal. Ad'
I bavo $800 to loan o«t ao Bond and Mortgagoa; aee rae at ooen. Albin N. >ohBOon, 49 Railroad  Avo.,   Fraaport,
L I.
Advertlsemaat.
Money to loan on firat mortgage; $600.00. 1800.00, $1000.00, $2000.00. B. Trabanbaek, It d. Main St.. Fraa¬ port N. Y»
Advertisement
Tba aixtb in tba aariaa, "Wbat Hap¬ pened to Mary/' "A Cloa to Hor Par- entaga," at tba Plaxa, Friday. Jan. 24. AdverttoaoMBt
It
Sara to Come "Comedy Night," ev¬ ery Wadnaaday. Patbe'a Weekly ev- eqr Monday tmd a twe or three reel speeial avary Tbaraday night at tba Plaaa. Spacial for Jan. 80. "Tbe Laat Parformanea," Patbo in two reela.
Advertlsemsnt
Cawiiaa. lOe lb.; DaSilva.
Monay to loan oo flrat roortgaga, $600.00. $800.00. $1000.00. $8000.00. B. Trabanbaek. 83 8. Main St, Fraa¬ port. N. y.
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Captain Hanse aaya from his year's experience tbat it in not all play—and fun—being President of a viilage the aize of Freeport, including the duties as entire supervisor and fiscal agent fnr a light and water plant as big as onrs (which would if it were a private plant have several offieers); Chief of Police, in charge of a dozen officers; ebairman at all meetinga of the Board; general complaint agent for all ef ns, and friend of everytiody. and on tba aide aeeing tbat bad boaaea and ram joinU are eloaed, hotala properly eqaipped to comply with the fire laws, and a bandrad—a thoaaand—and one aimilar thinga. ^
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Maoay to loan on firat mortgage; $800.00. $800.00, $1000.00. $2000.00. B. Trabanbaek, 88 8. Main St. Froa* port. N. Y.
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