Nassau County Review 19120920

              Nassau County Review
Vol. XVII
FREEPORT, N. V., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1912
No. 47
FREEPORT NEWS
HIGHWATER TIIJE TABLE
(Governor's IslanJ, Vliich is as near tt)i8 locality as can be securedj.
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SinK'li' copii s;()f flie R'vit'w for siil(?;it Grifuhliitr's, Rftilroad AvcnUf; Ki'-fi-r'-^. Naf->au (Jouiity Review, Dii^filva's mikI (4(ib<tz'.s, Main Street: DuSilva's, \V<sr
M'.-rnck IUjikI.  tf
The rejiular meeting of ttie Village Hoard of Trustees will be held thi.s Fri¬ day evening at ttie Village (Jffice.
Kaymoid Barker tias lieen appointed sub-clerk at the Freeport Postoffice.
The .N'ew York & Long Island   Trac- I
tion    Company   is    placing   PeekskiW
gravel on Atlantic   Avenue.     Prior  to i
laying the gravel they set new ties and '
raised the grade of the tracks. {
Village Tax Collector D. Frank .'^ea- ; man, is now collecting   the village tax ' »t his residence at North Main St.    He i I has discontinued  his oflice in the Olive I ¦Building,    but   taxes   may be paid   or bills   .-secured at any   time at his   resi¬ dence.
Harry Trubenback, who was injured at Juniiiica about a week ago when his motorcycle ran into an automobile on i Smith Street, i;* very slowly improv-l ing. A pelvi.s bone is fractured and' it will be some time before he will be able to be about again.
Church .Notes
In the Fire Department
I Subject   of   Sei and other
Service!  oF   the   wmI I in the churches h eocieties
rest to end about the firer \r local department by H.E. P.
and ch
Olive C. Patterson is leader   for th« The   iiose companies   will be glad to
Young People's mectitig   Sunday night hear   that the Hockville  Centre   Fire
ii: the Presbyterian   Church,   subject. Department   has   decided to   use    the
"Believe!     Believe   Much!     Believe same rules in the horse hos« contest as
Local Topics
imenta and explanationa nut enti a newe nature, on village affair by the editor.
ely of
Strongly."
Harold E. Brown is announced to lead the Epworth League meeting Sun¬ day night in the M. E. Church; topic, " Unrelenting Opposition ; The Cumu¬ lative Power of Sel.*ishne88."
were used at Freeport in Utlo. This allows the harness to be on the gmund between the shafts, and the headstalls on the horses. Des liai.-^mes Hose Co., of Woodhaven, after an absence of several years, are to attend and com¬ pete in this contest.
The plan of giving the employees at the Village Power House one day every two weeks has been put in operation, thark.s to President Hanse. This ia still f.ot more than half of what most uf us think is not enough time off, but it is a big advance over the old sched¬ ule, and I know it is appreciated by the men interested.
Boy Scout Movement
The foundations of a well-organized branch of the Buy Scout movement iti Freeport were laid night .Monday nigbt when a committee met at ;!1 Railroad Avenue and forniulated plans for en¬ larging the Br.y Sc;ujt movement in and adjoining this village, .^t the meeting were Rev. A. W. Carrington, pastor uf the Church of the Transfigur¬ ation; Albin N. Johnson, Judge Sidney Swezey, Herbert A. Kellum and Jame.s J. Nolan.
Dr. Carrington has accepted the of¬ fice of scoutmaster, tetnporaiily, and Herbert A. Kellum and James J. Molan
An Epworth League   District   meet¬ ing will be held in the Kockvillo   Cen¬ tre M. E. Church <in Wednesciay   even¬ ing,   Oct. 9.    Everybody I invited to attend.
Yes.    I have   been    "be.-it cut"   on
several items latclv—village items.     I , ,    , ,     ,
The regular monthly  meeting of the   had a man   carefuMy   watching for the ^f ^ similarly accepted   the   position
„ ,   .,,. of as8i»tant   scoutmasters.     The   com
.Mrs. A. L. Germoiid and her son Morton have returned fruni a two moi.tbs' vacation at Archble, Penn.
The annual Beefsteak   Dinner of the South   Shore  Yacht Club   will be held
The Freeport Baseball team won a. gan.e of ball Saturday afternoon on! their home diarnorrj oy a score of 3 to 1. Their ouponents were the Cedar-1 hurst team, 'I'he battery for the home I team wan SchafTer and Cheshire   and u ;
Christian- Science services Sunday morning at 11 a. tn., Sunday School, same hour. Hempstead Bank Build¬ ing; subject, Sunday, Sept. ^2, ".Mat¬ ter." 7:45 p,
Wednesday evening services at
Fire ('ouncil was held at   headquarters tirst figures on the village   census,
Wednesday   evening.    Chief Cornell in the editor uf a neighboring pa|)er (juite
is   cordially   the chair. propel ly lirags because be prinfd  this
'J he following   applications were ap- a week    beiure we   did.     The   ligures
provetl: J. K. S. White, Hose 2; Jack were given to him Thursday night, and
Carney and William Holler, Hose '4. to me Fridaj morning   after the paper
It was   decided to engage   FngrolT's was printed, band for the parade at liockville Centre       .Again,    last   Saturday,   a big    time
on (ictober 3, the band to report at the was   planned f'.'r at the proposed   new
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at the Clu6 House next Thursday even-   featurif of the game was   the   pitching ing, Sept. 26.
Work has begun this week on clear¬ ing up the grounds for the new park for the village of I'reeport, on East .Merrick Road.
The ladies of the Baptist Church will ,   ,     , ,, , ._ hold a Bread, Cake and Pie Sale, Satur-
of the former He struck out 1 , men jyy_ ^^^^^ 28. at 2 o'clock, in tbe store and did not allow a single hit from his| ..^^j ^^ ^^e bank on Main St., instead delivery The battery for the visitors f j,, j^e little store opposite the was La Pearlmai: and !^mlth. ! ^jcpot
Tomorrow   afternoon    the   Freeport!
Mr. and Mrs. John '.''. Cotter of North Grove Street are entertaining a bl uncing baby boy since Thursday morning. He tipped the scales at loi lbs.
A nna Dorothea Schriefer and Hen¬ rietta T. Smith, both of I'reeport, are heirs in the estate of their father, Henry C. Schriefer, who died at Hicks-
profes.'^ional men will cross bate with the regular team at the Atlantic Ave-; nue diamond. j
The faculty of the Freeport Highi .~chool has formed a general organiza-j tion to be known as the Student  Body, i
Mr.    Arthur, vice principal   of   the High School, advocated the new scheme j which   appears   to meet   with the   ap¬ proval   of all the   scholars.    The   new
ville,   August in, leaving an estate of   organization will embrace all the form •-i^.'iOUO real and .*22<iO personal.
The Epworth League uf the .M. K. Church will hold a business meeting and social, Wedne.«day evening, Sep¬ tember 25, at the church.
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The Sunday School classes of Misa Ninon Dorlon and Mias Isabel Hibbard will hold a fair at the home of .^^ss Hibbard, (il I'ortertield I'laco, this Friday evening. All welcome; come out and help the cliildren.
Observer   Building   al'.i::.'!!;   buiid   of   park and a number of High School b
eighteen men. > ii;id    pionii>t to be on l;and, to   accom-
It was decided to   alf^ all the co:ii- pany President Hanse,    with a band to
panies to attend the paraV' and tourna- I egin the woik of clearing   ground for
ment   at Rockville   Centije' October;!, a baseball   park.    This   time it   was a
providing other apparatus is left in the city   paper   that had    the   advance in-
houses,    the   department to be kept in formatio:., and uur readers   were unin-
tuuch   with tlie   power Ikjusb at   Free- formed.     Incidentally    the   band    and
[jurt as in former years. some   reporters   showed   up,   but   the
It was also decided   that the depart- High School boys didn't.
tneiiL attend sai.i parade   and   tourna- We   don't blame anybody   for   these
menr><yid tin: secretary was instructed condilior,s---pu!il!c     o'iicials   are   not
lo notify the Rcjckville Centre Depart- obliged lu establish news bureaus,  and
ment lo that efFect, naturally they have their   favorites or
Inasmuch as the regular meeting they liappen to meet other reporters night cf the departmeiii wou.d fall on before they do tjurs; my point in writ- October ;!, tournament day, it was de- ing tl'.is is merely to assure yuu th;it cie to postpone it one week, tu October we are doing our best to make the ke- 10, at 8 o'clock. view   newsy   and 1 don't w ant   you to   Will   Deteiuf
Com¬ mittee itivites the support of all th" people of the village as vvell as of Baldwit:, lioiisevelt ai.d .Merrick.
At the suggestion of Pastut t.'arring- ton it was deemet) .^ppiopriate to fol¬ low as closely as pos.s'iiile, i^ccurding to tho hanobooks, ali the-roleS fii'^down. "llierefore, it was agreed to call a town meeting, when all the active men of Freeport, Bahiwin, Roosevelt and .Mer¬ rick will ho asked tu attend. The meeting will be held at 81 Kailroad Avenue on the evening of Tuesday, October 1. Every la.xpayer in the aforementioned villages is invited to atte!u!. If the gathering is a largo otie a l,aK will be engaged.
.\t the town meeting a council of twenty-tive persons will be named and Ilf this twenty live olliccrs and an exec¬ utive committee shall be selected. There will be si.\ ollicers and three coniiiiitleoinen. The council will sit semi-annnaily. The regular meetings ill be held bi-inunthly.
The   plut in front of   the   First   Na¬ tional Bank has been greatly improved ,by   filling   it   with   small     evergreen ' plants.    The   first   night   these   were planted   about a dozen of   the   sma
er bodies   that   existed.     Prior   to   its "A Passion for Souls"    will be   the
organization  the    several   associations sermon   theme   Sunday at   lu:30a. ni.
were   badly in debt,    but now this   in- at the   Methodist   Episcopal    (,:hurch.
debtedness    will   soon be wiped   away The   evening   subect   will   be   "True
and   the   treasury will    contain a sur-: Greatness."    At 2.:3o p. m., the '•Get
plus.     Each   member of   the   stuuent Together Day" services of the Sunday
body will be assessed 2IJ cents monthly. iJchooi    willbe   held.      All   officers.
Pcr.sonal Mention
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Chief Loonam was  appointed a com-   blame us for what we can't get mittee    uf une to   si Clie a tbiee-forse hitch to be used in taking   the    et gine to tojrnnnient.
Ex-Chief Wallace extended an invi¬ tation to the Council to attend the Elks' Fair on Firemen's Night, stating that a prize wai to be given to the company having ttie largest number of
plans   were   uprooted,    either by some   This will be used, with money taken in ; teachers and scholars should be present!   ""i'''J''"'Pc' "'en present
Mr. ami Mrs. H. C. Schluter and son Henry have returned from a short va¬ cation in Suliivan County.
malicious youngsters or by dogs. Mra.    John  J. Dunbar,   Misa
Mary
frorn various sources,   and all expendi- I tures for the various branche.'^ of aportii i
Il was decided to invite   the Village
Divorce Action
Celia N., wife of Frank II. Stevens, will fight an action for divorce wbicli has been started against hor by her husband. In this tight it is understoud that she is to be assisted by Walter k'eeler, former cuachman in the employ of Stevens and who is named as co- respomlenl in the divorce action.
It was   not   generally   known    that
Mi.sa   Isabel Ilibbar.
,   , ,       lead   the
,        , ...     ...     .     „. ,,  ,,    or intellecutal pursuit  will be paid out   Epworth League meeting this   Sundav
Crevoiserat   and Mi.«b Minnie   Willetts   r,f the general funds. 'evening      Sept     22     in    the    M     F
left   Freeport   Monday   for   Rochester       The baseball   association is in debt;   Church.'   All are cordially    invi'ted   to where they will   attend the State Con-   so is the " Student,"   the school  publi-   attend
vention of the Daughters of Liberty.       cation ; the Girls' Athletic Association, ; '	
On   Thursday    morning    they     left   etc.     With signs of prosperity in sight |     The    Woman's   Foreign   Missionary Rochester  on a trip to   Niagara   I-alls   ,t is exjiected   that the girls will   take ! Auxiliary   of the  M   E    Church   will
and   returned home this Friday    mojrn-^up athletic training   again    and   start   hola an Experience  Social at the home   -^^'eatiier ^contest,   and not   m^ke it al- i'lK- basketball   fives.    The   latest   project  of   Mra.   L.   .M.    Hammond,    .Meriick
meets   with the   approval of the   local, Hoad, next Wedne.iday   evening. Sept.
.Mrs. Edward .Merritt ai'd family re- Board to attend at Rockville Centre, turneil to her home in Portchcsler after Stevens had begun an action for divorce also tbe chaplain and ' surgeon of the spending a week at the home uf her until a stalenieit was given uut to that department. sister, .Mrs. Ldgar U. Taft, in Russell effect Tuesday m Lung Island City liy Asst. Foreman Connor ot Engine Co. Park. Attorney Wallace Dreyfoo.--, who will Nil. 1 waa appointed a committee nf represent .Mrs. Stevens and possibly one to visit Rockville Centre and en- Capt. E. D. Taft, who haa spent the Keeler. 'Ihe pajiers in the divorce ac- ifeavur to have adopted aome set of summer here, started Tuesday for St. tiun were served upon Mrs. Stevens by rules   that Would safely   regulate   the   Cloud,    Florida,   where he will    spend process server from   the oliice of Cluck
the winter.
The pruperty leased for the    Village . g^a^d of Edeucation. —Eagle.
Park in the south   eastern   portion   of	
the   village waa not cleaned up by   the       The   inquest    to iletermine   the
High School boys last Saturday   morn- aiionaibility for the   ileaths   of   l-'rank
ing. BaAfs   and H. C. Creiger,    who    were
A number of school boys from Rock- killed   at the  Oce.iii   Avenue   crossing
ville   Centre   and Lynbrook   came   lo last week, was held by Justice   Norton
Freeport to assist the local    boys,   but in the Freeport Court   room,   Tuesday
the  latter showeil very little   interest, afternoon.
lowable for a man who was   willing to risk blowing up his engine, and risking
Besides the tales   relating to the
the lives of ihuse   aruund him, to have
.Miss .Mabel Cheney of Frankfort, Pa., spent Sunday with friends in Free- port.     .Miss Cheney,   with her [jarents.
various methods and expedients adopt-   "" unfair advantage   over the-.cjirgful   formerly   resided on North Lena   Ave-   "t"'"' •ied to help decrease "The   Branch" de-   ^"»;T"' ""«^- """',"
licit, there will be additional program, and refreshments served. The annual nii.'eting of the Auxiliary will bo held at the Parsonage, Friday, Sept. 27, at 3 p. m.
only a few meeting at place.
the   appointed
School opens Sept. Jlrd. A pretty school pin free to every scholar pur¬ chasing lUc worth or more of school supplies.
Pads for Ink, or Pencil, :i to 10c Pencils, 1 to Be Composition Books, 3 to 5c Pens, 3 to 5c Drinking Cups, 5 to 10c Pencil Boxes, 5 to 10c Erasers, 5c School Stockings, lO-L'>-2r.c
Seaman's Reliable Dry Goods Store.
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We are now showing a line of Snap¬ py Fall Shoes, t'aiicy Cloth Topa with vamps in Tan, Gun Metal and Pat. Leatlier, are strong leaders this Fall for Women. All the latest lasts in Men'^8 Shojs. A complete line of Children's Shoes -the kind made to wear, not to repair.
We are supplying a big demani'   for
Engineer Samuel o. Dimmick testi¬ fied that he was sure that he blew his whistle just west of Long l'>each Ave¬ nue. He auitl that his train was trav¬ eling about rorty miles an hour when the accident occurred; that he saw the i j| wagun approaching the crossing and that as the horses hail slowed down to a walk, he supposing that they Would stop.
His testimony was   austantiated   by • (     j^ Pictures " that   of   James   Stanton, a chauffeiir, who had a clear  view of the   accident. |     Twenty   members were
"Moral Vigor " will be   the   Sunday miirning sermon theme of Rev. Charles Herbert   Scholey at the I'irst   Presby¬ terian   Church.     The   Rebekab   Lodge will attend tbe evening   service    when subject   will be " I'ncommon  Ser- ; vice."    The Thursday evening meeting j of the 2i;th inst. will be devotetl to the ] subject of missions when   stereopticon ! views will be used to show "(')urC(>un-
He layed particular stress on the fact that the whistle did blow when ap¬ proaching Long Beach Avenue.
Among the other witnesses were William Frazer, flagman at the Grove Street crossing; Dr. Newton, Thomas Murray, Clarence Trubenback, John J.
initiated in Freeport Lodge of Elks laat ^hUVaday evening, bringing the total member¬ ship up to li;!. The initiatea: George Gosaelin, Thomaa Reiily, Charles H. Beales, Edward Bielefeld, of Freeport; Geo. W. Delap, Mark Bookman, Thom- Mulranan,    Robert   H.   Hoile,    of
.\ftersome discussion it waa decided to requisition for a supplies for the coming winter, included in which will be enough fur 12 complete oullits for each company, including coats, boots and helmets.
The Council voted to endorao ex- t.'hief A. B. Wallace fur a second term as President of the S. N. Y. I' iremen's Association.
The members of the department will probably be glad to know that the Fire¬ men's Day Committee has been able to to be entirely practical and should be a return the •'?5o loaned by the Council, big assistance to the police department, and still show a cash balance on hand The system consists of a aeries of of ;?28.71, after all bills are paid. telephones and electric light signals   distributed    thru the   village,   so as to
Probably   for the   first   time in the cover, as far as possible,   all districts.
Jliss   Hannah   Geibel i^   spending a ,_tWo'  weeks'   vacation at the   home   of her parents in Jell'ersonville,    Sullivan County.     She left !• reeport Sunday.
New Police Signals
The new police signal system was completed ready for use on Wednesday afternoon and the red light signals tested.
Captain Dunbar expl.lined tbe sys- tent to our Representative and it seems
(fc Seaman, attorneys, of Freeport, who represent Stevens. In these papers intimacy with Keeler is alleged.
Residents here wen- greatly stirred weeks agu when the an- ement was made that .Mrs. Stev¬ ens had disappeared from her handsome home on (Jiand Avenue and alsu that Keeler harl given up his employment and left the village. Last Friday an advertisement appeared in the f)bserver which stated that Stevens wouki no longer be responsible for his wife's debts. «
"Mrs. Stevens will make a niost vig- uruua defense to this action for div¬ orce, "said Attorney Dreyfooa Tuesday after Mrp. Stevei.s had left his ollice. ¦'She will ailege that she left her home twip weeks ago because of the cruelty of her husband and for the purpose of briiiginL' an action for aeparation. She went tu the home of friends in Brooklyn ami was recovering her liealth before   bringing an   action   when   she
"ffort is If a residei* needa iiolice assistance he was served with the papers in this ac¬ tion. There are absolutely no grounds for a divorce and Keeler will also de¬ fend separately and assist .Mrs. Stevens in disproving the cruelty allegatiuna that    have   been    made    against    her.
Randall, jr., Fred   Dean and   Antonie . Roosevelt; Arthur B. Ricketts,   Aloist
Rose
After all the evidence was taken Coroner Norton reserved decision.
Following the inquest Engineer Dim¬ mick ana Edward Bates,   the father of
•Onyx" hosiery,  for men. women  and   the young man who   was killed by the
children. It
Charles D. Smith.
First Anniversary Sale DaSilva's 5-10-25c Store
Week of Sept. 21! to 28 Some of the Speciala vill be: Monday, 2 P. M., Coal Hoda, 10c Tuesday, 2 P. M., Kimonas, lOc Wldnesday, 2 P. M.. Night Robes, lOc Thursday, 2 Hf*'!.. Silk Stockings, 10c Friday, 2 P. W, Brooms,  lOc .Saturtlay, 2 P. M., Corset Covers,  10c It Watch the Windows
Be a motion picture   fiend   and  join
engineer's lucomntive, met in front of the Court room. Bates extended his iiand and Dim.mick, who has been on the road fur 40 years, grasped it and told tbe bereaved father that hia heart went out to him in sympathy.
F. IV\prlen, of Baldwin; Nicholas Cort Cornelius C. Van Deusen, Frederick Siegmann, of Rockville Centre; Robert T. Willmarth, of Bellmore; Chas. N. Wysong, of Port Washington; Charles T. .McCarthy, Thomas Butler, of Glen Cove; Matthew C. Heinler, of Bright- waters; Robert Edwards, of Westbury.
history of the department,
to be made to provide all tho   compan-   oaii   telephone to police   headquarters,
iea   with   enough   coats   and     boots,   where    there is always a man on duty.
This   was thoroughly   discussed at the   He will throw in a switch    lighting up
Council meeting,    and it was    thought   that section of the village, and the red
that 12 complete sets for   each   would   lights can be seen plainly a block away
be sullicient   and that amount    willbe   in    bright   day   light.     It will   be tho''K~,,(.(<j|r^^ riow in New Jersey .where he
therefore   be   reiiuiaitioned   from    the   duty of all patrolmen seeing the signal   bas been iCver   since lie   left   Freeport
Village Board. to repair to  the   nearest   police   tele-   and was aurprised'when he was brought
phone and receive    instructions.     This   in the trouble of between Mr. and Mrs. I^he   Bruuklyn   Eagle   Sunday haii a   can ali De dune in very short time   ana   Stevens.  Observer.
at   the   times   wlien   minutes   count.	
Police   assistance   will be as   near   as
your   nearest telephone,    and the time
it   will take   fur   responding   to   your
half-column   article   on   Patriui   H Company  which was very interesting
Through a aeries of   misundersla.id- ings,    the tug-of-war and the   steamer and   hook and ladder exhibitions   were not held Saturday afternoon,   although Given good weather, the .Mineola fair   they were  scheduled to   be.    No   date
Ladies prices.
Fine Sheer Lawn, nicely trimmed with square or V neck, alt this year's tityles
98c quality, now 86c ifl.25 quality, now itSc 27-in. Poplin, beautiful goods for   Fall wear, 25c yd. the merry Crowd  that go to the   Crys-• 46-in. Utility   Linen for   skirts,   etc., al, the house   with a reputation.    Our 25c yd.
splendid  pictures,   unequalled   scenes,   32-in. Fine Dress Ginghams, 12c yd.
next week will undoubteilly be the most succeasful in the history of the Shirts Waists at Reduced j'"K^icultural society. Never before I haa there been a better showing in all departments, and as for the track events,    the prospect for   track break-
clever conceptions, careful photogra¬ phy, elaborate settings and superb act¬ ing stamp us with success. It
Seaman's Reliable Dry Goods Store.
It
Freeport Coal Co., successor to W. P. W. HafT, the largest coal dealer on '..ong   Island.    The cheapest   place   to   Reliable Crystal, 38Brookiyn Ave.
buy coal.    Exclusive dealer in some of  ,   ^
the best grades of coal. It        DaSilva's W. Merrick Rd. Store
Watch for our specials every week. Pictures that are the talk of the town are the ones that are shown at the Old
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Perfection Oil Heaters, $3.39
Stuffed   roast chicken every   Satur-> Kitchen Stoves, $9.75 It
day,   half or  whole,   or   bring   your, 	
chickens or ducks   and we   will   roast;     Competent    men   drive our    cars,
them   for you at a small   cost. . VVahl-  ^crae   Auto iRental  Co., 'phone   796
en's Oelicateasen.                                It I Freep irt. tf
Competent men drive our cars. { Fancy table butter in prints, one of Acnse Auto Rental Co., 'phone 796 i our trade winners. Wablen's Delica- Freeport. tf j teaaen. 11
has been set for hokling them as yet, although it has been suggested that the tug-of-war be held on the Elks' grounds during their fair in C/ctober.
Several   Freeporters will be entered ing records is, in the opinion of horse- in the individual   ladder climbing Con- men   who hare studied   the list of en- test at Rockville Centre, tries, better than usual. -
        While our boya should be able to se-
Save money on your fruit jare cure a couple of   prizes   in   the   horae
Wide .Mouth Glasa Top Jars, lightning hose, they will have the world'a record
style, qts., 75c doz. holders—Des     Raismes —to     compete
Wide Mouth Glass Top Jara, lightning against.
style, pts., 70c doz.
This will also be of assistance in case uf tirea diE;s<»vered by the patrol¬ men who can report direct to police headquartera and aave time. It ia promist in connection with thia that a direct line will be connected tu the power house thus doing away with calling up "Central" and further ex¬ pediting aending in ularrna, especially at nighw
This system is now to be practically
Socialist Meetinji;
Gustave' A. Slreubel, the- Socialist Party candidate for Lieut. Governor, spi-.ke b'fore a large audience al tho corner of Main and (,'hui ch Streets Xhu -sday evening.
The meeting was opened ly Harry .\L Kohn of thia village, who is the Co'inty Secretary of the Nassau Coun¬ ty Socialist Party. .Mr. Kuhn delivered a brief talk uii "Tbe necessity ef radi¬ cal measures for the cure of Social dis¬ eases." He said in pari: "When your doctor is treating >uu for boils he does
Jelly Tumblers, large size. .'10c dpz. Seaman'a Reliable Dry Goods Store.
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If you go once you will always go to see pictures that are clean, steady and flickerless, shown at The Crystal Theatre.
Sale ladies' tine Lawn Waists.   Beau¬ tiful up to the minute styles. $1.25 Waists now 9Sc S9c Waists now 8Sc It
Seaman's Reliable Dry Goods Store.
tested,     it   is   a   scheme   planned   by not    advise   patches ur   plasters,    but
President   Hanse am   arranged   with gives you something  for the blood    he
the aid of Chas. A. iiyder,   local agent goes directly to your   aystem.    In   the
of the New York 'ieiephone   Company treatment of the various Social diaeas-
and Village Electirician Harry Walling es patches in the way   of reforms   will
and will attract much  attention to our not sullice-   we must go directly to the
village, being, as it is,    something un- aystem."
UBual in police work. He    then   inlrrxJuced   .Mr.    Strebel,
As to the expense,   we   cannot   give who   for two hours   delivered   an   elo-
any   figures at present.     The   coat   cf quent address.     .Mr. Strebel   spoke  of
If you want to see the latest pictures
2(   of the seasen   go to   the   Crystal, ~the
home of features. It
Long or short runs by automobile. Acme Auto Rental Co., 'phone 967 Freeport. * tf
New  Saaer Kraut and at Wablen's Delicatessen.
Dill
Pickles It
Long or short   runs by   aotornnblle Acme   Auto Rental   Co Freeport.
installation may be appro.ximately $1000. The expenses of maintainance will be tbe telephone services charges and small upkeep costs.
We askt the   question as to   putting   telligent  citizen.<; to   make a study this   service   out of use,   and   find   it   Socialism.
would   be   quite  difficult.     The   tele- "
On   Thursday of   last   week   "Al'a larket, " in the shop   of   William   H.
tbe gradual sbapening of the Social forcts which would eventually usher in the Socialist Commonwealth and ciuee<i his address with an appeal to in-
of
'phone   796    P^'On^ "ires are  enclosed in cables for      Oi
^'f  several feet above ground,  and even if  "i^rl
one were cot the rest  would remain in , Patt
"Teddy" Bull   Moose,   $1.00. Siiva's.
terson on South Main Street, closed If you have a sweet tooth don't   fail   working   order.    The   electric   lights •'t» doors, after being   open only a few to try some   of  the  delicious  confec-  are on tbe high tension wiring  service   weeks. Da-  tionery   described in   Smith & Bedel's  with enough electricity to electrocute       ~        ~ ~ ~
Iti ad. It I anyone trying to cut them. i     lOrfl  FreOpOrt  MeWS  OD  Page 8