Nassau County Review 19091203

              Freeport Official Paper—30 pages
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1909--VOL. XV, NO. 6
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT POST OFPIOK Time of Muils    . Open
A MriVb from Went V:30 A. M. 8:30 "   " .1:80 P.  •• S:8g. •¦   ••
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(Joing West 7:50 A. M. WrlOP.   '• ' .'J:IO •*   " 7-.rtO "   -¦
Arrive from East
8:30 A. M.
13:30 P.   "
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Going East 7:50 A. M. 3:45 P.   " .-):I0  "   •¦
Carrier Service
Deliveries are maile ^tJU•ting from the Poet Office at U a. m. and 3:;{0 p. m., and oolb'Ctions are made cn the same trip from iiinil boxes along tho routes. Further informati ^n reuJirding free de¬ livery will bo cheerfully ^iven bv the wrriers or the Postmu.st4'r, Rohert G. Anderson.
HOLIDAYS.
Post offlco closes at9:30a. lu.; carriers make one delivi ry, iu trioruiug.
t President Hiram K. Smith of the 1 Bank of Rockville Centre celebrated i his fiftieth anniversary on Monday j last. The bank employees .showed : their esteem for their chief executive I by presenting him wilh a beautiful bouquet of chrysanthemum.s. - Rock- I ville Centre Herald.
An invitation has been i.s.sued for ; all Democrats of the iifth election dis- 1 trict, comprising Freeport north of the i track, and Rooaevelt. to attend a free ; oyster supper and entertainment in '• Firemen's Hall, Roosevelt, on Satur- i day evening, Dec. 11, at 8 p. m., fot- i the purpose of organizinp a Defho- ' cratic Club.
Chester A. Fulton has purchased the residence of Mrs. ,1. Gilbert Smith on . tfie south side of West -Merrick   Road.
A demonstration of fire alarm sig¬ nals will be given at Wide Awake En¬ gine house this Friday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock.
News of the Churches
Miss Mae Carpenter is to lead the Epworth League meeting Sunday even¬ ing ; topic, '"The Ruin of Idleness."
Mrs. Edmund Luniley will sing at the evening offertory at the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration   Sunday.
Local Topics
BALDWIN
.Mr. and Mrs. Foster M. Summerviiie have been visiting relative* here.
., ,. . . , IVof. and Mrs. W. L. Shubert spent paper IS not nece.ssarily the opinion of the Thanksgiving holiday.s nt Sag Har- the editor. ^^^
The Keview publishes communica¬ tions as sent to it under certain regu¬ lations but we want it distinctly un- (lerstoo'l  that  a  signed article in this
I .Somerindyke won three prizes, a first, a second and a third, at the poul¬ try show at Richmond Hill last week, with three exhibits.
The Choir of the First I'resbyterian , Church will give a concert in the church Ion Wednesday evening. A chorus will j assist the quartet, and the cantata, ; "God Thou art great," by Spohr, will • be given for the fii.st time on Long Isl- ; and. There will be violin solos as well ! as selections frorn other works, and a j very enjoyable musical evening is ] promised.
I A masquerade surprise party wiS^ [given to Florence Kelsey by her I friends last Saturday evening. i Among those present were Florence : Crandell, Josephine Maxson, Dorothy ! and Helen Adams, Marjorie Brown, I Hilder Vanduren, Miklred Coles, Isabel ! and Frances Donnelly, Roland Baker, j Russell Randall, Harold Bedell, I'erey Morrison, Perry Wilson, Bertram Don- R. W. Hartt and family have return-> fielly.    About ten o'clock all unmasked
The ladies of the Altar Guild of   the
Episcopal Church will have a cake and
candy  sale  and  tea   at   Mrs.    O.    T.
I Philips'.    Smitli   St.,   next   .Saturday,
Cha.s. A. Sigmond is planning   for  a; Dec. 11, from 2 to 5.
'Christmas Tree for the poor children cf I       "      '  !_._
jthe village and vicinity  on   Christmas       „„     ,^ , ,    ,
I Day afternoon .-It   the   Sigmond   Opera    ^ The December   meeting   of   the   W. 'House ^'   ^'      • ''' announced lo be held with
j ' Mrs.   C.   E.   Humphrey,  I'ine   Street;
Good vaufleville performance are an- , leader, Mrs. D. A.  Haniaker;   subject, inounced at the Sigmond   Opera   House   "Rescue Work." leach   Wednesday   and   Saturday   even  '
.\ ineeting of the "Incorporation Club" will be held next Wednesday evening at Seaman's Hal); the public is cordially invited.
.\ plea.sant nieeting of the Ladies' Aid .Society of the M. E. Church was held at the home of Mrs. Goorge Kel¬ lum, on Tuesday afternoon.
Ni'ws items received up to 6 o'clock ThoTBduy night; iidvertiscmeut form kept open till'.) o'clock Fi iday morning; pepers ready for delivery 1 o'clock Fri«lay.
FREEPORT NEWS
Clarence M. VanRiper has been desig¬ nated Lieutenant of Police by Captain Oun bar.
mg. the pear.
On Wednesday evenirig, Dec. 17, Sigmond   .Stock Company will  np-
Dennisoii's crepe paper and napkins, DaSil va'.-^.
ed to the city after spending the  sum-1 and refreshments were enjoyed. ner in Freeport. !      cu   *     a-  t^ V7- *    e.
Shot at i>peeding Auto
C. A. Fulton has oioved to his re- eently purchased residence on Merrick | Road west of Church Sireet.
OBITUARY
.Mrs. Emily Hunter, mother of Miss Jenny Hunter, who is residing with CA. Fulton, will be interred at Green¬ field Cemetery to-day, having died at the Norwegian Hospital, Brooklyn.
Johnston H. Mosher, of 455 W. 56 St., N. Y., died Wednesday morning of pneumonia, while on a visit with the DeKruijiFs on Pine St. The re¬ mains were taken to his home   for  in-.
Sunday evening is to be Consecration Meeting in the Young I'eople's Society of the Presbyterian Church; E. L. Watkins is toMead; topic, "Life Les¬ sons for Me from First John.'"
"Men   and   The   Bible" will be   the
our home merchants have for <"ale that will interest you? Tho lieview next week will contain the names of mer- subject of Dr. W. A. Richard's Sunday chants who want to .sell you Koods for : morning sermon at the M. E. Chruch. Chri.stmas. Look them over before I At 7:30 p. m. the .sermon will be the you slart your shopping for Christmas : second in the series on "Oeat Prayers presents, of the New Testament."   "The   Disci-
Read the advs. in your local paper before doing your Christmas ahopping. Freeport has ».goad line of stores and ought to be able to supply your wants. Of couMe if the dealers have things they want to sell they will tell you  so.
That waterway meeting for last Sat¬ urday should nol have been whispered a'i)oul, even. It was only a dream. President Hulse came' in and told us the meeling would be held; later he Owing to the lateness oi' arrival of changed his mind but neglected to in- cojiy on account of the holiday we were form us. We presume it may be held obliged to go to press without our laler, but have no further information Baldwin news la-^t weel: -sorry.- Edi- as yet. tor.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to look al Wesley Sprague of this village is your home newspapers before doing : the youngest person to whom a hunt- your Christmas shopping and see   what i er's   license  has been   is.sued by Game
Cltelc H. Luther Week^ 11 years okl.
The   bov   IS
The residents in the vicinity of Main  terment.
C. S. Cary has begun the erection •f a house cn Glenada Court. Jacob Post has the carpentering contract, i   ,
Streel and M.>;Jttick Road were startled I from their slecp about midnight on Sat- i urday by hearing four revolver shots, : and heads were.poked from near win- 1 flows, to learn the cause, but they saw 'only the dust cau.=ed  by   a   receding   a
automobile going north on Main Sireet
MRS. JANE THOM.\S .jane    Hutchins,    widow
Mrs. .Jane Hutchins, widow of Charles Thomas, died at her home at Rye. N. Y., on Saturday morning, aged 57 years.    Charles E. Thomas of
161 North Main St., this   village,   was   Sunday "morning sermon of Rev.Charl one   of    the    surviving    .sons.      Mrs. Thomas   has   visited   hero  and   has   a
pie's Prayer."
In the First Baptist Church, Fred¬ erick J. Soule, minisier, there will be pubiic worship Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and 7:;iO p. m.; morning theme, "Life's   IJresent   Rewards;"   evening
"True Worship;" Sunday School, 2::J0  tmef] t„ have his house protected if he p.   m.;   Christian   Endeavor,   7:00   P^   is to be asked to pay for the
ment
It is a peculiar fact thai bolh the Observer anti the Review stated in their last issue without consulling each other, that a fire alarm system of at least fifty call boxes should be in- slaileif. , Nothing less than this will do.    The   man   on   the outskirts is en-
Junior Endeavor, Thursday, .'1:.']0 p. m.; weekly prayer service, Friday, 8:00 p. m.; a cordial invitation to  all.
improve-
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"Hel[)ers" vvill he the ?uljjcct of the
Uolid y (Joods and Toys at DaSilva's j ^^ ^ high rate of speed KsKaar. About midnight several  of  the  offi¬
cers were   standing   at   the   corner  of I large circle of acquaintances in the vil- Alpha Council, Daughters of  Amur-i Main Sireet and   Merrick   road,   when M^'K^- iea,   had  a  pleasant  time with   their I the ma-^hine came in from the east at a friends at their pie social Tuesday eve-; terrific rale  of  speed.    When   it did I ¦ing. ; not slow up as it came up thc hill   into |
the   village.   Officer Raynor, who   was
.    .     , .. , .    . : uniformed, and several  of  the  others.
pany is to  have  its annual  re-union, , ^^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^„^,, ^^ ^,,^ ^^.^^^   ^^
slow down.
This he refused lo do, and swerving to the south so that it narrowly missed the  telephone  pole,   the  car    skidded
around    the    corner,    nearly    hitting , .    ^ , .,     ,  .
Oflieers kaynor  and   VanRiper.    Ray-  was engaged in farming  and the dairy
Excelsior Hook and Ladder Com- j annual re-union, i with a chicken supper, on Wednesday ; evening, Jan. 12.
The D. of A. Council will hold a [ rammage sale in the vacant atore for- i ¦aerly occupied by L'Hommedieu,   this I
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 3 and 4.
A mass meeting will be held next Thursday, December 9, at 8 p. m., at Fraternity liall, under the auspices of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America.
The regular monthly meeting of the Arts Club will be held with Mrs. Ed¬ win S. Carman next Monday after¬ noon; leader of the day. Miss Anna S. Crossfield; topic, "Macbeth."
The General Committee of tho Fire¬ men's Tournament and Carnival have appointed a committee consisting of Robert G. Anderson, chairman; Wil¬ liam G. Miller and Cadman H. Fred¬ ericks, to solicit subscriptions.
The annual oyater slew of D. Mott Poat, G. A. R., was  held
B.   P.
Sa tur¬
nor jumped toward the sidewalk and drawing his revolver, shot four times, and though he succeeded in punctur¬ ing one of the rear tires, the driver did nol stop.
i Attacked by Hungry Dogs
Wednesday morning a woman, a for- i eigner, unable to speak English even j to give her name and address, was at- I tacked by three vicious dogs, while ! crossing a field at Main Street, near ' Lena Avenue. It seems that a family j who recently removed from a house on
Lena Avenue left two dogs behind i them, and they have been roaming un- i fed for several days. j The woman was scratched and bitten 1 and was knocked down and almost de- I nuded before help arrived. I     C. E. Thomas and   Raymond   Barker
succeeded  in  driving  off  the  vicious
LOUISA HAFF bouisa HafF, widow of Jacob Haff of Uniondale, died Saiurday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alvin G. Simth, South Oce«n Avenue. She was confined to her bed but a few days when she   was  taken with a paraltyic stroke , church announces a concert to be 'held
Herbert Scholey al the First Presby¬ terian Chnrch. The evening theme will be "Obadiah: The Spirit of Re¬ venge." The Women's Bible Clasa has changed its hour of meeting from the afternoon lo the close of the morning church service and will hereafter meel- at 11:45 a. in., the same as the .Men's Bible Class.
The    choir    ui    the    First   Baptist
and died almost immediately. She was 74 years of age and for many years re¬ sided at Uniondale, where her husband
business. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Alvin G. Smith and Mrs. Wilson Terry of Freeport and Mr.s. Edward Hingle of Unioncale. -J^'uneral services were held at her home Tuesday after¬ noon. Rev. Charles Herbert Scholey officiating; interment at Greenfield Cemetery.
in the church next Tuesday evening, December 7, the proceeds to be devoted to the fund of the Stanley W. Roberts Memorial Organ. The foiiowing w ill appear upon the program: Lillian Watt, soprano; Henry Hey Inan, basso; J. A. Cardona, violinist; Mrs. Joseph C. Taylor, pianist; and Philip Sipser, accompanist.
Santa t^laui has opened a brunch oflice al Freeport Post Ollice and in¬ vites poor children to write him for whal they want for Christmas; just address your letter to Santa Clau.-i, P. O. Box 10, Freeport, N. Y. This is for ail poor children in Frecport or elsewhere; particulars will be given next week; donations will ho accepta¬ ble if sent to the committe.; in care of .Nassau Countv Review.
The Patchogue Argus remarks: "We notice that il is the habit of some newspapers to advcrti.se or announce rafHes at this time of the year. It is contrary to the postal laws to make such announcements and those papers may be excluded frorn the mails for so doing."
They not only may but must be ex¬ cluded from the mails hy the postmas¬ ter whenever his attention io called to such announcement.
The Fire Department expects to have ft new hook and ladder truck this com¬ ing Spring. Our pres"iit truck was all right when we gol it, but plea«e don't whisper so an insurance cj^ipany can hear it that we have a truck with only one   forty   foot  extension   ladder  and
The Junior Epworih League wili hold a .sale of home-made cakes, bread, preserves and fancy articles in the chapel on .Saturday afiernoon, Decem¬ ber 11, beginning at two o'clock.
An entertainment  and   dance   under
the    auspices    of    ('hegunoe    Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, was given at Sala-
' mander Hall, Oceanside, .Monday even-
' ing last.   The affair was a pleasant one
I and many of the   members   with   their
¦ wives or sweethearts and friends at¬ tended. The entertainment was given by the Three-Star Novelty Company, and ("has. U. Taggarl, entertainer, who brought down che house with his char¬ acter impersonation.4, violin mimicry and ventriloquial dialogues.    The Nov-
. elty Company in the fiersons of Misa . Skillen, Miss Kimball and Mi.ss Wolfe,
furnished instrumental music, recita-* i tiona, costume songs, etc; also a sketch
entilled "lomgen's New Cook." Danc- i ing followed the program, w.ith music : by   the  Ocean   Side    Orchestra.    The
commiltoe of arrangements was as fol- jlows:    R. P. Suits,   chairman;   E.   T.
¦ Southard, T. T. Ramsden, ('. E. South- •ard, ,1. H. Story, W.J. Steele. W. ! Raynor. A. M. Hill and A. C. Whealey. j P^illowing are the oflieers of the lodge : ! Chancellor, Commander, Geo. A. Hill; 'vice-chancellor, Richard P. Suits; pre- ] late. Frank S. Miller; master of work,
t W. Augustus Miller; master-at-arms, i (ieo. VanNostrand; keeper of R. & S., ' Fred S. Thomas; master of finance, D. : A. Combes; master of  excher(uer.   A.
M. Hill; inner guard, C. E.   Southard;
outer guard, James H. Story. Meet- ; ings are held every Tuesday evening at i-Seaman's Hall, Grand Ave.
The Woman's Missionary Society  of the Presbyterian  Church   met   in   the
r-. .   r"!    v»   VI     chapel Wednesday afternoon, the lead-
l-reeport  L-IUD   rNOteS        ^ er for the meeting   being   Mrs,   C.   E.
The five-men bowling tournament   is Jones.    The   subjects  for  the  month
a   tie   between  team No. 3 and No. 5. ; were considered and   very   interesting
No. 3 had to win three games on Tues-  articles on "The Mountaineers"   were  o"e  forty   foot  extension   ladder  and       The  King's Diiughters met Tue.sday day   night  to win the tournament, but j read by Miss Seaman and Mrs. Daniels,   that not fit to put over.one man on with  at the home of Mrs.-J. J. Fu.ssell. after  winning  the  first  two   in   easy; The  story  of  "Crctia,"   a   mountain ;»  length  of    hose.    At    least    three style they were a few   pins  behind   inlgjrl,   read  by  Mrs.   d'.   F. Dikeman,  I thousand dollars should be appropriated the third game which will   necessitate ' was'one to make one's eyes misty.   An  at the coming election for a new truck, a special match between teams 3 and 5, | article of mucb interesi on "Syria, the i 8"^^ '^ undoubtedly wil! be. which will take place next   Wednesday | new Promised Land," was read by Mrs. i ""
evening.' High score was made by . c. E. Jones. Plans for celebrating' The question of Bible reading in W. Thompson witb 254, high average | the twenty-fifth anniversary of the the Freeport Public Schools has by W. P. Miller with 177 for eighteen ' society were dicsussed. ; aroused considerable discussion  again
WANTAGH
A regular meeting of the  Gun  Club will be held next Monday evening.
The Sigma Euchre ('lub rnet   Thurs¬ day evening with Mrs. J. J. Fusnell.
Jav  evenincr    in  Odd   Fellows'   Hall  i animals as they sprang at the prostrate I K«'""*'- ^he final results of the tourna-^ "   1 Rev. C  A. Logue, the Catholic priest,
then  the  LmLs of  the Tocal   ^^^^^ Mr.   Thomas     assisted    the  "?«"'«:"«;, ««•   3-   Higgins    Conk-      Christmas is  already  sending  forth  having appealed to the State school au-
wnen tne memoers or me locai "'" I ^Q,„g„,^ho lives on Seaman Avenue, |''"• ^'"¦''y* '^'""^^' ^"'^' ''°" ^^' lost I the heralds of its coming. Prepara-: thorities. Commissioner Draper has no¬ to his home at 161 N. Main St.. wherel ^" ^"* ^' iS^^zig. Mahnken, .Seeley, j tions for a happy and worthy celebra-! tified the school board to prohibit re- clothing was obtained from Mrs. Chase''^'^^y*   Nutt> ^3, 5; No. 4, Joerrisson, I tion are busily going on,    The choir is  ligious exercise.^ during  school   hours.
visiting  posts  met  with their friends and enjoyed the stews., etc.
A regular meeting of the Houk and Ladder Co. was held Thur.sday evening.
Mrs. Ida Earwicker of 'Newark, N. J., has been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs, A. E. Hunt.
The regular monthly meeting of  the ! also of  Main   St.,   and  the   woman's! P"^^^' T- Southard, E  Southard   Mil-! practicing a beautiful cantata   for  the , The Board knew this was the law    and       jbe subject of the morning sermon of ^ y ^ rounds dreased so that she could go to I •«'•'   l^'   8;  No.   2^  -Thompson, Earle.   evening of December 26.    The Sunday  have not been requiring  anyone to  at-: ^^      j,  y ¦» yrailhwaile Sunday will be
' Sutphin,   Denton. Cook, 8. 10; No.   6, I Sc'nool   h»s  cho.sen Dec. 23 for the ex-   lend religious  exercises.    The  !¦"''"«   "The Miniatry of Benevolence;'* even-
Freeport  board of Trade will  be  held
in   Fraternity  Hall    next   Wednesday ' her home
addrapi
Judge of the Supreme Court. The pub-! such inhumanity is deplorable.
He is invited. I     ..^   l " „   '        „ .   „       .t-.
__ ,—_ 1     Don t fail to see Seaman s Beautiful
Read J. S. Shapiro's adv. of specials | ''"P'V "^ "P^l^^. .^°°'^«-
ing, the fifth aerncion in the series on liife Lessons frofn Solomon; topic, "The Beginning of Wisdom."
in the Review this week.
For'men's Fur Coats and Gloves go ! Thomas Johnston has h.s supply of j'° ^^^^'"'««?<"•'"""««^ Store. 8 Main 'Farmer's Almanacs in "now for 1910.     i   '
Heme-made peanut brittle, lOcTClL ¦{: • ^' S^'P^^ '^IH^'''!* ^*"fl*^"'' n SIv ' Talking Machine with handsome flower
* ¦ horn absolutely free to every customer
Til
e annual fair of the   I^adies'  Aid
evenine Decebmer S At the close of 1 l^ogs should not be deserted and left V«^sburaji Ridge Garrison, Lewis, ercises of the Home Department and of the Dept. of Education, since 1809, thrbasi^essmeTtTng there will be an to become vicious thrmgh hunger, and Grower, 7 12; No 7. Starr Dunbar, , Cradle Roll. .On the afternoon of Dec. is very plain that rel gious exercises the business meeting there will, ^e  an  ^ ^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^  ^^^K ^^,.^., Ke lum, Johnson, Jaggs, 6   12; No.   1, ; 24. the Primary Department will have  ahall   not   be he.d during school hours.
' ¦- '1      ¦  ¦ ¦       ¦¦ I Fyfe,    Kennedy,     Sutherland.    King, I their annual  exercises.    On   the even- and it should be observed as long as  it
McKeeman, 5, 13. ; ing of the same day   tbe   main   ahcool   is a law, but as we understand   it.   the
The three men bowling tournament j «»ill give a Christmas cantata and have Board has the privilege of allowing the, | Society^ held Wednesday evening, was will start with seventeen teams on I their Christmas Eve celebration. ' scholars to meet ten or fifteen minutes ! ^ ^^.^y ^^¦^g a-jccess. The ladies bad Mondav evening. ISunday,   Dec.   26,   will be observed in  earlier for these exercises, and that  is i been working hard for many weeks for
Hart haa a clear lead in the indi-j i!*^ <^^"?'''"^''.'"'^""^^ Sunday.-M. 1 what they have been doing arid proba-i jhig event, and the result was a }ai»ge vidual pool tournament while  Sproull. \ ^- ^"""h Calendar. | bly will do again, a- soon as the  mat- i number of useful and valuable articles
Corby  and  Dunbar are   pretty    well'     re,    , -u , a'i     iar    t   a-       ,   i *•»",'« P'pP^'-'.^.'fP'^'"'^"'«*"« «°'"'°'i for sale, as well as the very  tempting bunched in second place; the standing:!    ^a   " Jw m^^^^^^^ i authorities at Albany        ¦ ; edibles, which were in great demand.
*   1     A parlor meeting of the W. C, T. U. j     As we understand Father  l;Ogue  he .       .    __
•r,!^^l"r^''5.M?i^^°lr^rJ!;?'!!!."h^°:^"^^^ *!;^  reading ^  the    yV^j^jJ j^o mUch ifor CrOW
W. P. W. Hair,   largest coal  dealer  whose purchases amount to $35.00; he
on Long Island. The cheapest place of buy ceal.'^ Exclusive dealer in some to tha best grades uf coal. 1&
Many a man will have a secret wish that tbe suggestions in the Smith & BedeU's ad may be adopted by aOme friend. Itk
A. ^. Webster ft Co.. tbe jewelry firm of Brooklyn, of which Mr. Web¬ ster of thia viiiage ia the senior mem¬ ber, advartiaaa Cbriatmaa gifta in tbia iaaoa ot tbe Review. They are a flrai to do boaiaaaa witb aad eao i In allliMirdMMIIfVi.
has thc machines on exhibition at his store and invites you to call and hear the specially prepared Records of Bands and other instrumental Music, Songs, and Recitations.
Christmas numbers of tbe magaaines are now ofi aale at tbe Review Sta¬ tionery Store, 62 South Uain St., in¬ cluding Ladiea' Home Journals, Barr Mcintosh, Good Housekeeping, Smith's Munaey, Ainalee'a, Scribner's, Popu¬ lar, Woman'a Home Companion, New Idea, Deaigner. American, MeClora'e, livaijrhody'a, Pearaon'a   and  J^iaa'
Hart
Sproull
Dunbar
Oorby
Thompson
Manzinger
Sawyer
Kaynor
¦Wallace
Kennedy
Sutherland
Mahnken Schedule for next week—Monday, Mahnken vs. Wallaee; Taeoday. Corby vs. Sawyer; Wedveaday,-^Sutherland va. Kennedy: Tbonday, Dunbar va. Wallaee; Friday, HaH vs. Tbompaoh.
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Mrs. Wm. G. Miller.    After the  usual   Bible but to other  features  which   he j business of the day waa over, the lead-  thinka  at    times    become    somewhat       A crow that was "bucking" a atrong
er for  November,   Mrs.   Edward  Van  aectarian.    There are no two waj s  of | """"theast wind, between Freeport and
Riper introduced  Mrs.   Allen of New  loojking at it—tbis U. S. A. is  a  free   Baldwin, Tuesday, found the breeze too ! York,   the State    Superintendent   of  country   and  there  muat not be  any I much for hia wings and  twice  fell  to
Foreign    Speaking    People.     In    her  sectarianism in the public schools,   nor | the ground exhausted.
half-hour taik Mra.   Allen  gave  many  i«houid special concessions as to school i     The second  time  he   fell,    Walter
interesting facts in regard to her work  hours be ftiade to certain pupils un  the I Johnson,  a  conductor on a New York
on  the  East Side.^   She  spoke nf the same gruunds. | *tt6 Long  Island Traction Company's
sewing cla«8 of  80' Italian  girla,   the «	
kinderearten of 65 memt>ers and of the S ^^t your Christmaa presenta  now.
evening entertainmenta for five or six  Great reductions made before doaing
hundred boys.   At the clofe of ber talk store to go  South.    Will  reopen    in
tbe ladies voted to give ber tbe collec-1 May.    Seott'd Remnant Store, 148  N.
tion and |5 00 fpr tbe potpoae of boy- Main St.,  opp. Lena Ave.   Picturea
ing a   Btereeptieon.    Later   refreah- given with $3 or $5 aalea.
nwnta wera aarved and a aoclal half i -~
koor enjof ad.
[   Mm fmHul Im fl htu la [tailu-Bagla.
ear, who iiad been watching the bird's effort*), jump^ from/he car and cap¬ tured him before be could rise.
The crow fought viciously, but waa finally subdued, and, bis lega tied to¬ gether, waa taken to the car bama. Jobaaun will endeavor to make a patof and hopes to teadi hijnto
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