Nassau County Review 19150416

              State  Board of  Health Clean-Up  Day Thursday, April  22nd
Town Board seconds request of State Supt. Herman N. Biggs, fixing day to clean up yard^, clean cesspools, velults, etc.
Nassau County Review
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 16. 1915
V^^X, No. 16
X
Freeport
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MlGHWATER HDE TABLE
Sodal and Personal     News of the Churches In the Fraternal Orders      Village Trustees
Local Topics In the Fire Department
Mualr   About   Cu.«to,   VaiU   .ad  P.rtiei Fr«eport.n uid Th.ir Friands
Tire"« iMi-f ar"! (fir SHndy  Hf>ok.    D«diiet 32ln-u-...o    M    i
Subject   of    Scrraoiu.   SarricM   of    the   week and otb.r doings in the churchei
_,      ., ~   ~       ,~    ..,.,,. ,,    i .nd church locietie*
The Freeport friends uf  ¦Walte-   H. Bond, for many   years   a   resident   of!     First Church ot Christ,  Scientist,— thi^village, wiil be ple»»ed to hear of! Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock ; the birth of his son,   David Jamieson, j Hempstead   Bank   Building;    subject born April 1; weight 7 lbs. 6 oz.    Mr.   next Sunday, April 18,       ' and Mrs. Bond are   residing   at   Soutlv[ Atonement."
Doings I
the  secret fr.tMV.!  orua Freeport .nd vicinity.
I    and    expl.n.tion«    not    entirely news n.ture, on vin.Re .ffsirx by  the editor
Friday, .April
Saturday,
Sunday,
Monday
TueBda\,
WednesoHv,
Thursda.N.
Friday.
Saturday,
lit 20 21 22 '23 24
»:18 p. m.
9:47 p. m. 10:19 p. m. 10:51 p. m. 11:32 p. m. 12:25 a. m.
1:82 a. ni.
2:49 a. m.
'i :55 a', m. I
LADIES' NIGHT AT CHAPTER Freeport Chapter, Nc.    302,   R.   A. 'Doctrine   of ' M., will hold a Ladies'   Night   at   the ! Chapter rqoms on Wednesday evening,
  I April 21.    The entertainment commit-
Improvementa are being made to the I tee haa been   given   orders    to   make        _^
ert*^ dance'°"8t°th°e Crys'trr Lake Ho"tei i ^^^^°^'<' R^ctofy on Pine Street, by ah ¦ thi.s affair interesting enough to make   provVslon of law ,.roviding that lire <le    sonable price, ur   take   some  of  . ._ last Thursday night.     It   brought  out' f.^jj.',""" ^" *''* I'""^' ""'^ "*^" ''*^"''" i "r.,MV„"ul,j''t':_r'.!'.l"»"A!."'^!:?' "!.*?^'  partment offices in villaj^fs having no   spare time and Httend to   it  yourself
A novel social affair was the    "Pov-!,
At the meetinjr of the Village Board of Trustees ye.-fterday a communication
was received from the Freeport   Busi- ("l.EA.N I'P YOUp  VARD
ness Men's Association reouestin>; that Th.s means >ou, whoever yoo are! the stores in the village he dosed on There is no yard in the village which Sunday, e.xeepting such as are allowed ; '» '¦' '" h good condition but that an bylaw to remain open; referred to hour's work would make It look better. Chief of Police for proptr action. If yours need.s h day'» work,   vou   can
Attention having   been   called   to   a   K"' ^^'"^^ one to ,!,, it for you at a rea-
some   of  your
work.
The Bethel A.   M.   E.   Church   will give a "Pink Robe Concert" Thursday   cordingly.
200 couples.     No hobo, either upon the
road nor at the Hotel   de   Gink   could
look more dilapidated than some of the
voluntary "pan-handlers."   The music
was raggy, too.     Proof of the  ancient
condition of things was   the   introduc-u ^ tion of the old-time dance inarch,   and Ex .Afsfcbmiyman   George   Wallace,   several waltzes and   two-steps.    Som;? ^
who ha;^ been 111 for several   weeks, is j had actually fnrgottenthe steps of the  pan^nr. M slowly improving. oiu favorites.    The artair was the rirst
of B series of novelty dances to be giv- A new spurting goods store has been   en at lhe hotel this season.—Eagle, opened on Railroad   Avenue,   carrying " --—-—- .
• fine line uf baseball, basketball and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cummings wish crpneral -i.o.tintr Koods. ' Attention is «" announce the engagement of their S   to' theTr'' a^lvertisement in this   'l««ghter Mildred to Charles Godigkeit
'"""*• _ „ •  thewedcung
Talkionthe   Bahai   Revelation   by '    'j-y^^^ ^gr^  and   Mrs.   Franklin  C. , tion leader Arthur P. Dodge, Sundays at   3:30   p., yj,j^^_.^^^,^    e.itertaining    their   first-
at64  Jay    Avenue.    Freeport,   N.;^^^^    ^.^^.^    ^^_^..,  j^      ^^,_.^    Gilbert.     He Young J^eople's   Christian   En-
evening, April 15, at 8 o'clock. Re¬ freshments will be on sale, and admis. sion is 10 cents.
Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston of thfi NRtional W /' T U. lecturer, will speak on Suffrage from tbe W, C. f. U. standpoint at the Baptist Church on WednesdHv evening, April 21.
could be held, because of the fire which
destroyed the meeting rooms early    in
the year, and they are   preparing   ac-
Tbe program of entertain¬
ment will include the Cathedral Quar¬ tet, and will conclude with refresh¬ ments by Kiefer.
At the next reeular comniunication of Massapequa Lodge No. 822. F. and .\. M., on Monday evening, April 19, - the tirst degree will be conferred.
The   Fellowcraft   Club    is   getting
*    of Brooklyn.    No date has been set for
the W. C. T. U. will Corona, L. I., on April Mrs. Livingston will be
be held at 20 and 21. the (Conven
.'Avenue, Freeport, N Y.; subject for April 18, "Symbolic Worda of the Bible- -Solution of many mysterie- of the,Hges." .Ml welcome. No chhrge.
Attentii.n is called to the ndvertise- ment of Theodore Hh Iclis gaiage, for the King yightcyiinder auto, in this issue. T. .1. Mortin, bettT known as "Teddy," who is manager of the ga¬ rage, is enthusiaiitic over this car, iind is always reariy to give demonslia- tio:)s.
Wednesday sfterno:m, April 14, the Mothers' Cluti entertained their mem¬ bers and friends with an interesting illustrated talk in amateur gardening, delivere<i by W. W. Nisslev of the New
chief engineer; -lames R. Smith, first aisistant engineer; John J. RandHll, jr., second assistant engineer.
An order was placed with the   Stan¬ dard Oil f'o. for 12,^100 gallons nf road oil, placed on the roads, at ojc per gal¬ lon, also lo barrels <jf paving asphalt.^ Trustee Randal!, as special commit busy, and the   Hrst   annual   beefsteak   '''«• reported he had inspected the new
house of Hose Company No. 1, and ac¬ cepted it on behalf of the village.
Martin .1. Horstman asked for im provement of Hillside .A,emit, on which he resides, the road beinp in poor condition, and without light or water;   referred   to   committee   with'
separate Boards of Fire Commission- ""'l thus add to the beauty of our ers must oe elected in- the Board of ¦ "<-' '""n*^ village. Incidentally, the Trustees, a resolution was passtd ap- little cleaning up at this time of the proving the officers nominated bv the y*'" *¦" he:p a whole lot to keep the fire department:   Howard E. Pearsall,    village free from mo.squitoes.
The Queens   Nassau   Convention   of  dinner was held at the Hotel    Nassau,
Long   Beach,    on   Saturday   evening, April 10, with 50 present.
The degree of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon will be given under the aus pices of the Fellowcraft ('lub in the ludg«   room,   Rockville   Centre   Bank
was Miss Maude Cotter, John W. Cotte
:t|,.i.  i.v.     ......   .«..-»...      („g loung c-eopie s   onrisiian   izjii- d„;ij;„„    „„    .:„    •    ,                u  , ,   ' nmr or
dc Cotter,    daughte,   of ¦ jeuvor   Society   of   the   Presbyterian |"'ldmK. some time in June, probably   Powe^^^^
,. r,f thiii viiUtrK                 riL.      L     -11 1. ij           1          1     -     i- Saturdav,-.liine ."i,                                       1     .•"?Ilh T. Cotter asked that
,r nt this village..            .Church will hold  a  cake  sale  in  tne -     m       .                                   i^^ ^.^^^ ^^^.^^^^ ^^ ^^^   ^^^
, The Freeport High School purty that west to Washington lust Saturday have returned home wfter visiting many places of interest. Those included in the party   were   Miss   Estes,    Misses
i Rose Van Kecse, Florence Kelsey. Marion Jones, Edith Essex, Esther Braytnn. H.-Ien Huhl, Mrs. J. B. Hib¬ bard, .Mrs. Kuhl nnd Margaret l,iving- stoii.
chapel on Saturday,   April   24, from 2 to fi o'clock.
On   Tuesday   evening,   April   27 ^	
Brooklvn  Hall.   Rev. Julius F.   Heck- ¦ Deputy"S'tate ('ou'iiciloi' Warren Bur'tis   ","*" ^'''^'n *''5. " resolution was passed
REGARDING THE CARMAN TKIAI. I am going to aay this now, as I think I have a light to e.Npress .such ail uiiiiiiuii \vii,iiuui any criticism at- tacheu. 1 oelieveuur District Attorn ey, Lewis .1. ."^ndth, to be an honor- alile, con-L'ieiitiouH man, doing his full duty as he sees it in the case, but hav¬ ing known .Mrs. Carman ail my life, I did not and do not believe she was cap¬ able of doing the crime with which she is charged, and having heard and read all the evidence us brought forth at tbe first trial, I do not yet believe that she is gi»ilty. Those of us who {now her would uniiue.stionably take her word and that of any member of her family in preference to a sworn perjurer, and a so-called tramp for whom the atrthorities are now looking , upon a criminal charge.
Monday evening of   this   week
er will deliver a lectuPleon "The Real Russia." This meeting is under the auspices of the Men's ClubV)f the Lu¬ theran Church, but all men of all the churches are cordially invited to at¬ tend. The Rev. Hecker is of the Peo- wiii   pie's   Church,   doing   work among the
t his salary ght engineer at the   power  house
  be   fixed at •¦?12"> per month instead of
JR^ 0. U. A, M, illu as heretofore.     .After diacussion,
At the regular meeting last    Friday   including tbe previous application from in   evening of Freeport   Council   No.   57, : Charles Sprague for increase   as   fire-   LOOK OU TFOR THISPROPOSITION
.'\ local man. advertising for work, idvises us that he received a refdy from u supply house, offering him a position as salesman. The first re ((Uisite for the position was the pur¬ chase of a "sample" at .<3, with which tn "take orders," i do not know who these people were, and never heard  of
and Vice Councilor Combes of Wood-: '^at the salaries of Mr. Sprague and mere Council No. 83, were present"'»" Jo^eph Ra.vnor. coal passer, be and made a few remarks. Deputy | increased to $7u per month, and that Burtis on behalf of Woodmere Council , 'he application of Mr. Cotter be laid extended an invitation to the members! over until the next meeting. Mr. to attend the union me«ting and class 1 Sprague said th..t it the Board did not initiation on Tuesday,   April   20.   a„d i consider his services worth   m.ire than
Matters of int.rett to and about the firamoa
in our local d«p.rt ment
by H.E. P.
A reader calls my attention to the healthy interest of the members in de- parment affairs, when eighty members turned out to vote at un election at which there waf no opposition to any of the chiefs. We had about twenty- five out to the annual department meeting the following night, too, where a quorum is sometimes hard to secure.
One of the biggest |iroposi»ions al¬ ready confronting the (ouncii is the petition signed by about twenty-five members of the northesHt section of the village for the establisbment of a I:    e company   in   that   section.     This
the Council before deciding, and the decision will not be given until after those for and against the proposition have a chance to be heard.
Hose 1 celebrated their last night in their old quarters Tuesday evening by a "feed" following their regular meet ing. Cotfee, sandwiches, • ice cream anu cake disappeared like magic, but the members were unequal to the task of disposing of all thirt was provided. During the evening Foreman Whaley introduced as the entertainer of the ••veiling ".Mike till' boy Carnso from Turks Island,"
Opening of
New Hose House
This Saturday the iiuiiibur.s ol Freeport Hose Company No. 1 (Ever Ready) will hold a housewarming in their new buildil.g on Southside Ave¬ nue. The building will be open in the afternoon   for   the   inspection   of   the
long be remembered by   the   members ' anarchistic   type   of   Russians, appar-, requested   Freeport  Council   to   work i »ho.se of a coil passer, which was much them, but it looks   to   me  offhand   as  taxpayers   and in the evening a chick
of i-'reeport Enterprisf: Band,   it being i ently   with much   success.      He   was ¦ the   third   degree.      Brother   Combes  «asier work.his position would oe open though thev were     Mishing   for   suck-   en supper will be   served   by   Caterer
the occasion of a bachelor dinner tend-   born in Russia and lived there a   large   also promised that at the close of   the   ft"m May 1	
ered thern bv   Fred S. Patkerson,   who ' P»rt of his life   and knows his subject; meeting all wnuld   be   royally   enter-      The Boan
j to the railroad station and back as a The case of Hairy Burrowes of this 1 farewell exhibition of one of their few village tffeainst Arthur Jacques came , remaining single members. Upon re on before Justice Corodon Norton on turning t" the house the members were Monday of laat week, and or. motion escorted to the dining room where of Elviii N. Edwards, attorney for the .jach place was marked by card bear- defendant, the complaint was dis-j j^g each euest's name and small plas- misaed.    Mr. Burrowes   claimed  that ner figur* as favors,   depicting   "For
church parlors next Wednesday   after noon, April 21,  at 1:80.
METHODIST CHURCH On Sunday morning next Dr. Curtice will speak on "The Gain of   Knowing God.
cil No. 4, ot Hempstead that on April 23, Friday evening, they   would   have
.....„_.       „    -. „             .^     J" t*'««y«"'"K he  will   speak   another large class of candidates ready
Jacques had overdrawn bis account   in | He's a Jolly Good  Fellow,"  "One  of i ^V"^ *"**"*•   The Death of Abraham | for initiation and requested tbat Free-
tl^e sum,of 8198 of  his   share  of   the j the Old Boys" and   "A Famous Piano ; Lincoln a Tragedy and a Revelation." , port Council work the three degrees in
partnership funds when he was a mem-I Player."    At the end   of   the   repast, j
ber of tbe   Long  Island  Rug   Works. ; Theodore Bedell, jr., president of   the ¦
Justice Norton dismissed the cotrplaint j band, presented to Mr. Patterson   and;
on the ground that the justice's   court 1 his future bride a Hooaicr kitchen cab- :
had no jurisdiction   in  an  accounting j jnet
proceeding.
Baseball
lowing is the committee: Past Coun-j Nassau Post was designated, as pre- for Supervisor, Hiram R. Smith, who ; tor George Raynor upon land donated cilor John Dunbar. Irving Whaley and 'I'cted '" «he Rev.ew three weeks ago, ^on at the election lasl Tuesday, is j t„ the village for the purpose by Cad- Jule Raynor. 1 only one vote being cast for   the   Nas-   noted in the vote given him in the  six ! ^^n  H. Frederick, a member   of   the
At tbe same meeting word   was   in-j sau County Review.    The official   rate  districts   comprising   the   village   of I company, and the   dinner   —-i'-   •in¬ formally received from Success   Coun- j ">¦  "dyerjisin^   was fixed   at 5(1 cents   Freeport, where out of a total of 1108 \ opening of the new quarter
P^V  t iu ,     .^   /        t     ''°'*'   ^'"'   ^*"'   ^"^'^   candidates,   Mr. 130 ,nt^,.dgj to g^r^^ „, ^ ^^gjj^^jni^,
Clerk Shea was in-tructed   to write ^ Smith received 7*52. or more than two- i ^^   Frederick
to owners of property on the west side   thirds of the total votes cast.
of Bayview   Avenue,   between   South '.
Side   and  Atlantic  Avenues,     asking KEEP THE GUTTERS CLEAR
It   was   decfcied" to I'^*'^"'**> P'"*^" ""'^"'^ '''*^®^^'*"*'' '^°*"-I     *'ur  new    Street   Commissioner
As Board of   Health,   the   rate   for j busily    engaged   in   cleaning  up  our |
!    The Freeport A. A. will pry the j off their baseball season   of   191E
lid
A meeting was held Saturday after¬ noon in A. C. Hottenroth's barn. 808 Sonth Bayview Avenue, for the pur¬ pose of organizing the Troop No. 1 Boy Scouts of America. Commissions where received appointing Rev. Reg¬ inald Heber Scott, Herbert Kellum, Thomas W. Robertson aa assistant Bcout masters. The following officers were elected: Lawrence Smith, chair¬ man ; Norman Maxon, vice chairman; Holmes Swexey, treasurer; Henry Mil- lard, scribe.
The du°s were fixed at 10 cents per mt>nth h>k1 25 centa for initiation fee. Regular meetings  will  be  held each
our   owi^ room
grant this requeat, also that we would confer the degrees on a class of five that we have waiting at the same time, Practice will be held by tbe different teams this Friday evening and every member of the degree teams are urged to be present.
Sarurday afternoon at the same time back with her to spend the weekend, and place. Special meetings will be A delightful evening was spent, called imm time to tiif* for the pur- Misses Henrietta Terry and Evelyn pose of laving out hikes and planning Teeple had charge of the games, athletic sports. Supper waa served at 10:15 o'clock.                            j Among thosa  present   were;   Misses
Those present were :  Ellsworth Jen¬ nings.   Theodore   Bedell,   jr..   Frank |g,j„,d       M,y ,_ when they wlircross Bailey,   J    J.   Randall,   jr.     Harold \ j,^tg ^.^^^^ ^he Bellewood   Athletics  of
Loonam. John T. Powers   Robert Kid-1B,^^, ^   jh^     S^^^^„    Avenue! 	
er. Vernon Colyer. Robert  A.   Miller, 1 -joun^g I
jr., J. Cecil Powers. Frank S.Snede-j T)ie Bellewoods defeated the local | Eighteen members of Freeport ker. jr.. Fred Hunt and Fred S. Pat- ^oy. by tfe score of 4-8 on the opening Chapter No 302, Royal Arch Masons, terson. ef Freeport;  William Kimball  j,^^ i,,^ but went down to defeat I "ncluding the presiding H. P. and five
of Hempatead and Alvin Van Wicklen j ,^^^^ j„ j,,^ season by 7-1 ' P*"*  presiding   oflicers,   visited Mel-
of East Rockaway. j    j^e   visitors    have    been   greatly i cbizedek Chapter at   Glen   Cove,   on
A surprise party was tendered   Miss! «^«"«»»'r''''""'"^''/'"^'T''^^^^^^^   ""'"''    "'"    *'"    '*°'" Edna Hutton at her home on Florence I J«''.'"*-PP3"«« ""^  ^''P^'^*   '" Place on the evening of   Frid-V   'ast : t'--;^^^^^^^^^ Miss Hutton had   been   spending  the i ^^ ^^^ ,,^^ ^j„  be started next week.
An awning will be stretched over, the
grandstand as protection from the sun,
the benches on the first and third base
side will be changed and a-wire screen
stretched  down  both  sides   to    keep
week in New York and when she ar rived home was completely surprised. Master Rudolph C. Knipe.   jr.,   came
The Frank L. Hack Company has taken up the manufacture of sheet iron specialties.    Among their products   is
simple  and economical chick feeder
Henrietta tefVy. Marie Milbank. Helen RollO, Mari« and Elizabeth Mabee. Ruth Berthoff. Ruth Brayton. Phyllis     Lucas,     Kathryn    Fennelly,
Arch Degree was conferred upon three brethren. Four auto loads made the trip and were pleasantly greeted by the companions at Glen Cove.
Activity At Crystal Lake House
The weekly Wednesday night dances at the Crystal Lake House are becom-
scavengers using the village dumping ; roads for Spring travel. He asks us grounds, was reduced from 50 cents to ; to suggest to our readers that care be 25 cents per load. taken to keep the gutters clear, allow-
The question of appointing village; ing for free passage of water. That counsel was brought op. On the first j la, do not throw ashes or refuse in the ballot two votes were cast for Leo 1 gutters or burn your leave- and leave Fishei, and one each for Sidney H, i the heaps of debris standing in the Swezey, Charles G. Hill and Elvin N. : gutter, hot see that they are kept Edwards; on the second ballot Mr. ; clear at all times, for you.- conveni Fishei received 5 vole.«. , ence and tbat of your neighbor.
Mr. Fishei thanked the   Board,   and j 	
said he would do his best in the posi¬ tion, which was not new tu him, as he had aerved under several former Pres¬ idents, including Presidents Dean. Smith and Gunning, and a   perusal   of
Captains Dined as They Start for Sea
The new house is of brick, two stories high, 2fix40 feet, and sets far enoagh back from the street to con¬ form to the building restrictions of the section where it is located, with a concrete runway to the street. Large double door.-, are in the front for the apparatus, with a smaller door at the side for admission to the apparatus floor, and also to the meeting rooms. Directly over the large doors Is a sign across tbe front reading "Freeport Hose Company No. 1. P. F. D." and near tbe top of the building, set in cement. "Erected 1914."
Directly in front, upon opening the small  door,   an    exceptionally    large
stray foul balls from hitting the fans i 'ng one of the popular functions of and also to protect the occupants of ! the season. There was a large atten- automobiles. | dance on Wednesday evening of people
Capt. Lewi.t Hansen and Capt. Har- ^ stairway leads to the second floor,   the
ry Ness were guests of honor at a ban-; meeting room, while at   the   right,   a
quet in the .Marine Hotel Saturday tv-   door opens on the ai paratus floor.  Two
hisbills would heir out   his   assertion! *"'"'?¦     'hey are   about   to   start   on . stalls   have   been   been built in on the
fhat be hThad   the  Sterests  o^^^ which   apparatus   floor,    with space  enough
vmage at heart more   tSh^^^^ ''^°"'   November I between   to   allow    the   wagon to   be
makfnVofmoner """^ 1.    Their vessels started   .Monday   for ; driven through between them from the
The   form for bonds for contractors i ^'P* ""t'eras.    Among those present | rear, large doors having been provide.!
laving sirwalksirthevillage^w^^^^^^^ **•«   "^'P"'"'"   '-'"P'"'"''   were:! there also so that the apparatus   could
proved annheaZintfixe^^^^^^ I *•"""¦ ^ophar Smith,    Alexander   R. . come in from this way instead of back-
Street Comm.tTeeaithorized to pu":   «^""'^«' •'«'"«« ^- '^«*^'''""'  ^"^^'' ""   '"« '"¦     ""'*"   **'« "'"'^"y "   ^^''"^^
chase one Sad of Peekskill   gXl    ««"«• ^he'^ore Bedell, sr.,   Theodore i is provided, immediately in the rear of
AoolicatTon of Mr   Och«chun ^uth ' Bed^-H. Jr..   Fred W. Greaves.   Joseph ' which is a lavatory, and in Ihe rear of
Application of Mr.   Ocbechun. South   j^^^^^^   Charles F. Fritz,    Edward A.   this, the cellar entrance. The building
TheTne^p   of   the   Freeport   team I of Freeport as w7l7aB   those of'^BaTd-' JJ'"^^^^ for   water .service , was | g^.^^^l"    Andrew L. Clarke,   Leander   is heated by hot water, the plant being
which'U^finding'* ready sale In the lo-! Kathlyn Smith. Hortense Mayer, Maud j ""'The"8cheduins as follow,   with ^\ anei rT<«tronoJit«m markets I Cheney. Eve yn Teeple, Naom L v ng-i     *"* scneauie is aa follows, with
«.l and metropohtan market.^ I ^^^^   y^^^ pJ ^^    ^^m^^.^^.^  Manning, i B""'^" '" ^^ P'-^^d «" f^^««P«r' =
will be practically   the   sam'e   as   last i wn and Rockville Centre, season.    Milton Raynor, better known i     On  account   of   the illness of Mrs. as  "Pilly"   will   be   manager  of  the j J'an Stiles, who has been giving   free team on the tield
I   gal
FRBE 1 Wizard Mop with oil at $1.00.
O-Cedar Mop« 69c Wizard Mops, 39c Grass Seed. 10c ^b.
I. Da Silva
West Merrick Road
Edna Hutton, Masters John   Hibbard.
. Charles   Milbank.     Norman     Maxon.
Lemon   George Baker, Edward Davis, Holmes
Sweezy, Gerald Howell, Marian Haro- 1 aker. Lawrence Cummings,   Cernelius
Van Rees. Rudolph C. Knipe. jr.
May 1- -Bellewood Athletics 8—AutupreSB B. B. C. 16—Hickory F. C. 22—Chapel A. C. 29-^{^ndenhur8t
31—Richmond Hill A,C, a. mandp.m Tbe Elks' Ladies' Bowling Club held'June .„ , their theatre  party   on    Wednesday,     5—Manhattan F. C. Tel. ;i^5-W; Sand ICc Store 430->y I April 14, hnd took in   the   matinee   at   la-RidgewoodA. (\   -"^ '^^'•'"""°""-' Candlers   "On  Trial,"   and   after the   19-Seneca B. B. C. ¦ show took dinner at Lorbers on Broad-1 26—Erie A. A. The event Of   the  year  in   Hosiery, ^^^.^ which was followed   by   another July __-u.-.i    TU—-^-.1    f.-..-      theatrp in theevening, and  the   party,   3--Vernons of Bay Ridge
lessons on these evenings, Harry   Bet all I zig was secured by   the   management!        j-     ,   . .     ^       .     r *i .    ;
for this occasion    The musirwas par- ! *«« directed to present a form of ease ticularly good and the evening was en- < ^*" ^°  y«»"   "^'^^   privilege   of   re- ,
newal. Insurance
apparatus
merchandising. Three ^ipecial "Onyx Sales days. April 15-16-17,   when  the standar.i   brand "Onyx"  hosiery   will be offered roucih jpnderpriced.
,   S.niith's Shoe Store, 68 Main St. \ Advertlaamant.
rly good and the evening was en
joyed by all :     Among those ptesent were: Mr. and ; j^,^    j ^^^ transferred to
; Mrs. Chester  Fulton,   Mr.   artd   Mrs. i u , 1,1:	
! Lyman N. Jones, jr.. George McCord. I"*" ^"'''''"K-
Edward   Germeroth.    Misses   i'auline' : Kirkplane, Gladys   Cook,    Ella   Law- j rence, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Murray,   Ei.
H. Walters, Mr. and Mrs.   Frank   Al¬ corn, Mr. and   Mrs.   Irving   Dimelow,
Mrs. J. Sc;bneiker. .Miss E   Schneiker,
J.   Nolsn. K.  Capimann     M.   Godden, ] his work .Mt/ndav of this wee',: I Misses Walters. H. Geibel. E.   Werth, ' .
0^ Freepovt; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, ef
'*'^Thl*'*«rnr.n.iti«n   tr,    mn.«   _,-„,_„ j Brown, Lewis Woblmann.  Edward 01-   in the cellar under the back end of the
office   to   the   new bail^ of S    P '««"' •^''^" ^^ "'""•'•^'   ^'"''' ^' ^'^^   ''"*"''''>^-   '^^^ «'""« "^ "'« «»» """^ othce   to   the   new  bo^diiig ot iJ    l-- ,      ^    ^1^,^,.^ E  Jennings and f^harles   is 12 feet high.
Pettit, corner Merrick Road and Main •        - " - *
Street, was discussed and  Clerk   Shea |
Scliool Meeting May 4
The annual school  election    will   be of   Hose , held at tne Grove Street School House ;
over in  the
Dog Catcher Appointed
Village President Lamb has appoint¬ ed John .Mauersberger b« "itficial dog catcher tor the village, and   he   began
Try my apecial box of cut flowers, 75c for the weekend. C. R. Ankers, florist, Rockville Centre. L. I. Tele- ahone connection; delivery  anywhere.
...       ,,   ,      , 1 Baldwin ;Walter Moen, Miss Cora Sper-
Jhe schedule calls for faster   tea^s I y,      of RoA ville Centre; Miss Thelma;
than were flayed last  year.    On July | Eck.rt. Mrs. Eckart,   Mrs. D. Comis-
ky. of Freeport; Mr. and Mrs. Richard :
and   Mrs.   Powers,   Mrs. Hutcheson, of BtiMwin.
Smith   &   Bedell advertise Spring
•uggestiona tbta w(<«.      See their  ad
vertisement.
Advart'sameat
Attention is called to the advertise* mwt of the Paige car in Ibis iaawe, tk* agaat being C. W. Vaodevaer of RoekviDe Centre.
Strictly  freafa aasitary -agga,   25c dOMiKlelivand.   TeleptwM 70S. Frw-
returned home' on the    last   train,   all reporting a very pleasant day.
The members of the party included: &• the Flatbush B. B. C.   with   little „^
Mrs.   I.   Mayer,   Mrs.  B. R. Raynor, Murphy pitching, are expected   to  be ; g^itg    ,^,p
Mrs. S.   De La Fuente,  Mrs. A. Nico- ««' opponents.    Final    arrangements
lay. Mrs. K. Oi jorne, Mrs. H. B.. Ha- »» yet have not b^en  made.   Kirkman
gen, Mrs. B. Combs,Mrs. J. Matthias. A. A. will be with us also some Satar-,
"" Fred Bedell is working the kinks out j W CCkly W CaUlCr KCpOft
of his "soup bone" now and  hopes  to ,   (Por our readers in other localities) come through tbe season undefeated
The Monday Bowliog Clab of tbe Freeport Club ended the sealon by having dinner at the Hotel Martinique mpd attending the theatre, Wedneaday, when they aaw tbe play, "Twin Bada." Tbe dinper was enjoyable and they spent a very pleasant after¬ noon.    The ladi»a who attended weni:
Popular Joe Boyd is practicing put¬ ting on his new shin guards which be will be dressed up in tbu year.
Unclaimed Letters
iFrtepart P»»» Offiee;
Connettel, Charles W. Dopre. Miaa Jeannette Drayton, Mrs. M^y Daycoupay, Mr. John Leighton, Mr. Ed. McGunners, Master Francis Roehr, Mr. C. and family
The second floor, contains tbe meet¬ ing rooms of the company, with a small kitchen at the rear. The Village Board has secured an electric range for the use of tha company. At the front end of the room a "trophy case" has been built In. which will preserve the msny trojihieN in the possession of the company
A tar and gravel roof, guaranteed for ten years, has heen put on.
A committee has had the furnishing  ^the new quarterig in charge and re- Post    and   ports   'hat  all  is in readiness for   the
01   Police"''*"'"*^'*''''*'   '"'"">'^''   com?nittee   is „..,. V.......  •"•'¦",',''.'¦¦" .,      ,„•„   handling tbe  dinner, so that the mem
liiaticc (    nton .VL Mint, is also being,. . .i       u .     u
.jusrict v.imiju .i   ' Li„„7   bers expect their boose warming to   be
boomed   as   a   candidate.     Mr.   Hont  ^^ ^^^^^^^ goceess
has  done   much    importa^.t   «ork   as /„tere.ledcitiz.ns or Uxpayers
president for the Board, and will prob- .-^ .    ,        . »' '
on Tueitday evening, .May 4, when two trustees will be elected to fill the vac ancies caused by the expiration of the terms of Robert H. Hunt and Wallace R. Post. Mr. Hunt will be a candi date for re election, but Mr. Pout de- clineH to serve again. David Suther¬ land, jr., ia being prominently men¬ tioned as. successor to .Mr. Mrs. Carrie  M. Flint, wife
are invited to inspect the new bouse .Saturday ^fternoon. between the hours of 1:30 and .S o'clock, when there will be members of the company present tf,i show them the bailding. lhe com¬ mittee in charge of  the  opening   con-
Friday, April 9-Fine  Spring  day,   Sommer*. W. H. SDOW almost gone. Thorpe, Miss Mary
Sat«rday-~Same as Friday. : Werner, Mr. Theodore D.
 i     Saturday-Fine Spring   day;   ,an>e'Weilaod, William
At the Plaza, Wedneaday, April 21, , out colder in  afternoon,   and  tbundv Rp»>t- G- Anderson, P. M.
«bly hi- i-eturned by tbe voters.
Saker in Photo Pby in Freeport
Pan of Freeport  baa   been   moving
picture crazy this   week.    It   was   all i due to the f-ct, that  "Tbe  Governor's  aiata ot   WUyraW'EZ''LoZ,7nm"\bair
Boss" Photo Play Company   which  is im.n; Frank Bailey,  Edwin  Stillwell,
composed   of   Freeport   stockholders, | Clarence   Williams,   and    F     Harold ' had a portion of ita cast brought  here i Loonam.
lo take several scenes  in  tbe   motion '      .
picture pity, featuring former  Gover
Bor William Sulzer.
Other players appearing in   ijie  t»n
Fourteen Years Affo
 M    1..*. -    M .^. »,      '      .       ^   -.
Bertha   Knobel,   Mra.   Charles < matioM and avening. World Film Cor-! shower at midnight. i April 12. 1913.
Mack; Mrs. Franklin  G. Hill of Mar- \ poration preaeoU tite Colonial moving |     Sanday—Overcast and r«in in morn-  	
riek, Mrs. Werner Nygren, Mrs. L. 8. | picture prodaetion^-"The Seata of tbe ' ing, ttannder abower,   beaify bail  and Mabee.   Mra.   ThMdora   H.   Voaght, i Mighty." by Sir Oilbert Parker,   fea- j rain in afternoon. i
.c;r ;rrh" :Terrs;s"a v":uir„: \ "»^TJi!!i!r^i^-v.-..«!!*it *^
foarteeu years ago this week)
Mrs. J. C.   Lott,   Mrs.   Oliver   Ctun-: turiof Lioael Bacrymore and other ta-, ming*. Mra.   David Sutbwiand.   Mra. {nraoi etanv  Critiea prononnce it tiw Sdwto daman. Mra.   W.   H.  Ora«e,' moat •aabiT        ' Mrs. ItMBsaa ^peaoe.
•aabnibMi pbotoplay In Aaaarlea.'
\ A<rsiHl—Mt.
Monday-—Clear and quite cooL TaaaJay -^Cmal, overcast ' Wartnaaday—<»ite cool, elear. Tlrarsdny—Ovarcast, caid.
At tba Plaza  e^rery   Monday.   "The Twaaty MUUon Dollar Mystary."
Hm f fMpwt iif wa
UsT
Hall.   Edward   P.   .'Sullivan*.'Sidney j 	
D'Albreok, Dougias:;   Harrison,   Elsie;
Balfour. Anna Logan,  Dorothy  King-!     Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Gerstcelebrated don, Clifford Saum. Jack Brown.   Boy i 26tb wedding anniveraary. Gabria.   William  Cone.   Harriet Lun-j    D.    W. Gan'ter   parchaaed   Frank tin, BtlliaMalbonme, Edward F. Roae-1 Seaman'a UMat market > man. Bart lasy. Helen Milbolland, N.'    Bicycle stolen from B. A.   Dorlao'a J. TkanaptaB aad L. M. Aekensaa.       shop; "an aanoal oeeamoee. ' a