Nassau County Review 19171012

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1917
Vol. XX, No. 41
Thi» is the J
BADGE OF 3
HONOR J
which is 4
given to ev- J
erj Liberty *
Bond purchaser. > •
DO YOU OWN ONE? t FREEPORT
TO CAMP UPTON
Sinsic copiei of tha Review tor sale at Oreenblatt'a and Bralthwaltc's. Railroad Ave. oue; Lieberman'a, Naaiau County Review baSilvs'a and Gobeti's, Miin Street; Spit- ler'a Stationery Store, Grove Street; Mich- noffn,  WeHt Merrick Road.
Freeport Entertains . Get Your Liberty Bond? Nov/! i
Soldier Visitorsi!«^«««m^ii«i«^i«^««|
(Official Contribution) \ mMWVk.1   nnf/\   limmTrr i
Freeport and cordiali-ty, our soldier :J||(i]|\   \VHO   WENT '
' Kuests tell us, are synonomotis.    We j
are Klad to have it so, both for our ! i soldier   and   sailor   vi.sitora,   and   be-!
cause of the pleasure of being citizens
of "no mean town."    Each week wc |
have as our pruests and feed and en-! ' tertain  in  various ways  hundreds  of j I the boys from Camp Mills, represent- \ i in^ every one of the 27 oi; more States I in camp.
' When you take up a stranger away I from home and make him feel so Kood j that he cornea down and greets you j like thia:    "I have been up since 5:30
yesterday    morning      superintendinu • packing     opcration.s,   and   must     get
bark   to  camp  at  once,   but  before   I
WHY THE FARMER WILL BUY BONDS
MERRICK
BELLMORE
WANTAGH
Thill column ia edited by Rev. tebrandt and all items should be to  insure   insertion  under  this   .n
HIGHWATER  TIDE  TABLE
(Official   Figures   for   .Sandy   Hook)
1012 Fred T. Hall, Merrick 1021  Frank Trinkl, Hempstead 1055 Anthony Costa, Garden City icfVl felt^hut I must come'down and I'^-"'6 Frank J. Pickle, Bellmore
1G6 Thomas  Kestcr,  Hicksville
The following are the drafted men who went to Camp Upton Monday: Ord. No.
i54 Gustave Gloeckler, Central Park;    ficJai TellS  Many Attractions
44f> Louis  E.   Blumber^,  Hempstead ' 698 John .1. Ryan, Oceanside 893 Philip Saperstein, Freeport 905 Irving Pflug, Rosedale 911) Otto P. Ville, Baldwin 981   .Maximilian .Sporer, Garden City 1000 Fred M. Kerr, Garden City
Services at the Church of the  Re-
  ' de«mer  Sunday, the Ninetenth  After
[Trinity, at 7..30 and  11 o'clock A. M. State   iJgriCUltUral   Society   Of-  and S o'clock p. M.   celebration of the
' Holy Communion at the early service
H. Lit-
tO h-.TB
Frank Bellmore left   with attention
Roberta    is    our   repreaentativc   in and vicinity.     All ordem and news him  will   receive   the  same careful as at our  office.
(Special Contributor)
The    "Grim    Reaper"    has    again
claimed one of our good men of the
„     J       .     village, John M Jackson, age 44 years,
Regular  servk-es   every   Sunday   in^vho passed awav Monday, Octotjcr 1,
"   E. Church; preaching at 10:30 * • -
of Liberty Issue to iMen at Home.
HELPS TO FEeif^SlD  FIGHT
and Morning Prayer and sermon at the 11 o'clock service. Evening Pray¬ er and sermon. The Sunday School meets in the Parish House each Sun¬ day at 10 A. M.    the Woman's Aux-	
iliary meets weekly on Thursdays ft ¦ !^f "i"''
2.30  P.   M.    -     '•    "    "
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the M
a. m.; unday School at 11:30, even¬ ing service at 7:45. All are welcome at these services. I*reaching by the pastor, Rev. R W. Knight.
.\n old-fashioned barn dance will be
held   in   Firemen's   Hall  on   Saturday
evening,  .N'ovember  3,  by  "The  Four
Bu.sttT Brown will be there,
Friday,  Oct.
Saturdav
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say good-bye to F'reeport, where you i have made me so much at home," isn't 5:44 P. M. it worth a headache or a backache, or 6:08 A.M. , a leanness in the pocketbook? 6:42 A. M. | Last week Robert W. .Nutt, J. N. 7:14 A. M. j Hartmann, M. J. Zulzer and Major 7:43 A. M. ! Holland were the committeemen in 8:11 A. M. I charge, assisted by Peter Berger, Rev. 8:43 A..M. ! Mr. Smith, Howard Mahnken, J.-O. 9:21 A. M. Cummings. J. M. Keegan, Melville R. 10:02 A.M. I Smith.  E.  F.  Cook and  R.  S  Barrie,
  I ;ui(l   of  course,  the  chairman   of  the
Beeau.se  of  having  to  go  to  press   Federation, Village President Swezey. early thi.s week on account of theholi-;     This week Rev. S. O. Curtice is the day an interesting communication re-j committeeman-in-charge. warding   the  service  of  some  of  our j That Flag on the Wall
village folks for our soldiers is left till       That large flagon the wall is loaned our ne.xt issue. < by F.  H.  Plump.    We wish we might
  I have enough to entirely cover the wall,
The Nassau County Review is put! so don't be bashful if you have any into the Postoffice Thur.sday night this j that are "not working." They can be week because of Friday being a holi- recalled whenever you wish. day, when thu Postoffice will be closed 'Serving Uefresliments to the Hundreds after 9:30. The banks and newspaper \ Saturday and Sunday night close offices will be closed all <lay.
  j headquarters,      including    the    spe-
Neighborhood Workers | '"''*' oyster stew at the Freeport Club,
The Neighborhood Workers are now ; aranged by Elvin N. Edwards, chair- opened for their winter work in their | "^"" °f the entertainment committee, new office opposite the Grove Street i Saturday evening, and the real home- Public School. Our Social Worker j "^"f'e feed at the Odd Fellows Hall will be glad to any caHs made upon I ^y ^^^ Woman's Relief Corps Sunday this association. I evening.     It  would   be   impossible  to
The demand for children's clothing ' "?ention the ladies assisting the W. R. in the .winter is so great that any I ^- treat, but it is .sufficient to say that clothing sent to our, office will be i ^he W. R. C. served it. As one Cali- greatly appreciated, and keep the boys I '^"''"'a >»an said: "This is my first and girls warm. I '""'P ^° Freeport, and it reminded me
_____ : more of home than any place I have
G. v I •!.     X     n      J.. VI       f 'struck outside my own .State.    It was
et Your Libert>^Bonds Now!  i„,,^,j j,,^^,i„^, [„ j,^ ^„ ^^y^j,y ^^
¦'    _        . . ceived."  -~He     v/as   at   headquarters
Police  Court  Brevities I again the next night.
Thoniii.-. Roinhardt, 52 North Main i .'Vt headquarters Saturday evening. Street, held for examination on charge'| Mrs. T. R. Cutler was in charge, and of assault in the third degree, on com-1 had tho help of Mrs. E. F. Cook, Mrs. plaint of his wife; held for trial by J FI B. Lent, Miss Gladys Cook, Mrs. jury this Thursday evening j Russell Randall, Mrs. Ward C. Moon,
Burgliirs entered the residence of Miss C. L. Ostrander, Mrs. Bertha F. M. Miller, Archer Street and Lo-! Knobel, Mrs. C. E. Mack, Miss Spier, cust Avenue, while the house was va-j Miss Holland, Mrs. T. J. Spenee, Mrs. cated, betwen 2 i.nd 3 o'clock Friday | .M. J. Zulzer.
afternoon.    It is thought this was the ]     .\ contribution of 5 lbs of coffee was same man that was scared away from   received from  Mrs. G.  W.  Nicholson,
190 F'ranz W.  Larson, Jamaica 603 Asa S. Reed, Hempstead 642 Samuel   F.  Bonnett,   Hempstead 251  Goo. F. P. Gaspard, Long Beach 588 Wm..  H.  Herman, Hempstead 694 Peter Han.son, jr., Long Beach 860 Carl A. Anderson, Oceanside 977 Henry Bowers, jr., Baldwin 1049 Walter R. Stengel, N. Y. City 10'.3 Ralph  W. Rhodes, Hempstead 832 James B. McHugh, Seaford 943 James B.  Paulson, F'reeport
^9 Lyman  Dean,  Wantagh 189 Percival T. Woo<l, Hempstead 828 Thomas Mitchell, Hempstead 846 fJrover C. D. Siems, Wantagh 1003  Ira  Max, Baldwin 1092 .Samuel Davis, Hempstead 1121 Jacob Albrecht, jr., Roosevelt 1141  Walter H. Johnson 1319 William Nevy, Hempstead 1125 Leslie M.  Shaw, jr.,  Hempstead 1353 Vanderbilt   Raymond,   Oceanside
Because of Profits Incidental to Higher Prices,   Farmers   Willing   to   Con¬ tribute   Their   Money   to   Sup¬ port of Government in the Great Fight for Safety
of Democracy. '
l^ rtS.-, F.S-  meets  on , ^^ ^j,, ^,^^, ..^.^^ ^Id Oaken Bucket." ndays^at  . :30 I.-M.    Choir practice Country store prizes will be awarded, IS held Thursdays at 8 P^M.   The Boy   ,^,^^^  valuable   prizes  for   best   lady's Scouts meet weekly on Tuesdays at 8 , ^^^,   ^^^^,^   costume.
I will   be   served
his home on Wantagh Avenue. Hte- funeral was held on Thursday with iiunal at Westbury. Mr. Jackson's cheerful face and pleasant smile has been missed from our village for a long time, as he was ailing for quite awhile, but he would rally and be around again, but finally succumbed. Mrs. Jackson has the deepest sj'mpa- thy of our whole village. Services were conducted by Rev. .\lbert R. Lawton of New York.
P. M. A cordial invitation is ex¬ tended to all to attend the services of this church and to become identified with its community interests.
orchestra.
Refreshments
Music   by   Waldau'a i
.\dmission 35 cents. I
Few will quegtlo^.thP patriotism of families.
the average .American farmer.   If tnere „.          ,       ,  ~.         ,    ,     ,
,     ,          , . Since  the closing of the  local  sta-
la any man in whom the -love of home, ^j^„   ^^   ^^^   Brooklyn   Water   Works
the love of liberty, and tha love of In- where the .Alcrrick fire whistle was lo-
pendence is thoroughly grounded, U is cated, the village has been without ade-
the American farmer.  .'>:aturallv. there- quate fire alarm.    Such as we have at
Thirteen   autoists wctc  vi.<!itors  at
the local Justice's  Court on  Wednes-
,   „      ,,       ,.,.,,   I day of last week  upon invitations  is-
lage this week for New \ork  include i ^^j^.^j j^^ Motorcycle Officer Otto Payne.
Two were'let off with suspended sen-
Both services in the Memorial Con¬ gregational Church as usual Sunday. Sunday School at 2:30 in the after¬ noon. Christian Endeavor in the church FViday evening at 8 o'clock.
Summer residents leaving the rk inc! C. Cammann and  R.  K.  Dana and
Tho   King's   Daughters'  t'ircle   met with   the   Dorcas  Circle  of   Lynbrook on   F'ridav afternoon at the home  ot fences and the baUuice were hnedvar-,;^,^^    ^    1,   jy,^,,^,^  ^,„   Atlantic   Ave- iuos  sums  from   $,>  to  $3;. each, ac-1 „^,,      ^.f,^.^^.  ^^^^^  ^   ,„^j,^.  attendance ording to tho speed they were travel-   j-^^^,,,  ^^.., ,.,j,^   Wantagh, East  Rock- away and  Lynbrook.    We had as our honored speaker and guests from New
ing at the time of thoir arrest. In all Justice Norton collected a total of about $200.
fore, He is the one man, more tliun any other, who will, stand lirmly and stanohly behind his Government In making the "worid .';n!'o for democ¬ racy."
The farmer has done, .s doing, ami will do all  that lies  in  hlfi  power  In
all is flciiendent upon the.kintlness of : the .Midmet Organ Factory. The fac¬ tory is not 'always operating; Sun¬ day, for instance, and then no whistle signal is possible and the only means of alarm is the too small bell on the fire house and the futile iron tire by the store of J. W. Birch. This matter should  have attention at once by the
A  son  was (Marence   \. last week.
born   f<
Mr.  and   Mrs. ' Thur-dav   of'
the Stevens residence, from descrip tion of a man seen in the neighbor hood.
The same afternoon or earfy in the evening someone entered the resi¬ dence of Edwin Clark on South Bay- view Avenue, and took several arti¬ cles of jewelry, etc.    Word was tele¬
phoned   the   police   headquarters   and cake  with   U.   S.   Army   and   F''rench
Officer  Fedden  sent  over.     He  made flags on it, and two boxes  of fudge
.an   inveetigation   and   found   a   draft were presented by the Misses Verity
registration card bearing the name of of Wantagh.
Frank H. Foster of Manhattan. The department immediately got in touch with the New York Detective Bu¬ reau, the man was arrested, and Offi¬ cer Dunbar went in and brought him out to Freeport Saturday morning when he confessed and told where the stol¬ en stuff could be found. He also ad¬ mitted entering the vacant furnished house of L. D. Amerman on South •Ocean Avenue. He waived examina¬ tion and waa sent to Nassau County Jafl to await action of the Grand Jury. It is not believed he is the man who entered the Stevens and Miller houses.
Almost every day reports of autos being stolen from various parts of the
to   a   thou.sand   soldiers' were   fed   at!'^'''** ^"!?«='"t C. Thurlow. Roosevelt
1363  Irving Carman, Roosevelt 1368 Raymond  I'\  Seaman,  Roosevelt 1371  DeWitt H. Curtis 1383 Robert Wilcox, Hempstead 1390 George Hill, Hempstead 1397 Thomas Twist, Long Beach 1426 Bronislau Plawski, Hempstead 1448 William  F.  Smith, F'reeport 1440 Lamont N. Ensko, Freeport 1462 Thomas G.  F''lynn, Hempstead 1536 Charles H. Diebel, Hempstead
1556 Otis S. Powell, Hempstead
1557 James Corby, Hempstead , 1140 Ashfield B. Copeland, Freeport 1310 Barney Sheridan, Oceanside 1312 John A. Busch, Bellmore 1483 Alson D. Kimball, Garden City 1492 George McCoun, Hempstead 1505 William Johnson, Hempstead 1142 Lawrence Puck, F"'reeport 1145 Stephen  Tambygas, New York 114S Howard  E. 'Mole, Roosevelt 1160 Zondra .Allen, F'reeport 1172 Noyes  Morgan, Seaford 1192 Maryan Pawlawski, Long Beach 1206 Elmer  Wm.  McKee,  Hempstead 1235  Peter  Wm.   Daniels,  Hempstead 1265 Gustave  F.   Bellach,  Hempstead 1246 Lewis E. Ashdown, Wantagh
The following on the list did not go:.
Paul Brown, Garden City, already at Plattsburg.
F'rank Soper, Wantagh, reconsid¬ eration of case; farmer.
Edward Carpenter, F'report, physi¬ cal rejection on re-examination.
Edwin V. Kane, Garden City; al¬ ready at Plattsburg.
Frank Clement, Freeport; colored; colored men not yet being called.
Charles Ulip, Hempstead; didn't re¬ port.
William F. Kraft, jr., Smithville South; temporarily excused on re¬ quest of First National Bank of Free- port, where Mr. Kraft ip employed as assistant cashier.
These two men were added:
Joseph Samaras, Long Beach
Donato  Buglione,  Freeport
Only 68 were sent instead of the 73 provided, the requisite number of men for substitutes not being available.
the matter -of production of foods, tJ fire company. It is a subject of vari- supj^ort our people at horiic, our armies ' ous discussion in tlK' village. The .Mer- in the field, and the starving peoples ' ""'ck Civic League Inc. inclines to the-
.1 II  ...   , opinion that the most feasible plan is
across the seas.    But  It ie as neces- ¦   '^, ,   ,, ^   , '     ^    ,
a large bell mounted upon a steel sary to finance liberty as it Is to light! tower with telephone connection to a for it, or to feed those who fight. ; nearby householder who shall be prop-
Because of the enhanced prices, he , erly remunerated for his every ring- Is receiving for tne bulk of hia prod-! J"fe' "^ "" alarm.
York Mi,-s Clara Moorehousc, interna¬ tional secretary; Mrs. ,VI. W. Gilbert president of Manhattan Central Coun¬ cil; al.so Miss Cornelia T. Strong of .Sctauket, president of Long Island District; they all spoke on interesting things and the works accomplished by the King's Daughters. Mrs. Charles Schafer, .N'assau County Repiesenta- tive, also ga\e a .'^hort address. Much credit is due Dorcas Circle for the very lovely time everyone enjoyed. Sea Cliff extended an invitation to meet with them later in the season. ^ .    „      , ,      < Dainty refrcshnients were served and
has returned to her home in_Brooklyn j ^j,^, ,„^,^.tin^,. adjournal with the hearty
singing   by   the   assemblage   of  "The
.\. Palermo is erecting a real es-; tJite office on Bedford .Avenue, neari the railroad. '
Mr and Mrs. Edward Smith of Bell- i more .-Xvenue are entertaining a lit-! tie  daughter. |
Mrs.  William   Wallace  of Brooklyn i
Decatur Street, Brpoklyn.
Sunday evening Mrs. S. H. Swezey was aided by Mesdames R. Seaver Barrie, C. E. Jones, Louis Amermann, Robert Nutt, J. M. Hartmann and Melville Smith, Misses Amermann, Holland, Jones and- Dorothy Harrison.
Mis# Harrison  brought a  beautiful
We can always use cigars, cigar¬ ettes and fudge.
Our Finances
If you are interested in the work we can use your money. Our financial condition so far is good.    Our report
Previously   acknowledged Nassau County Review
$99
To date $105
We have a balance of $5.05 on hand after paying our rent bill. We need some more cash!
Want More Phonograph  Records Miss  Elizabeth  Guhl  left a  lot  of records at headquarters Saturday ev¬ ening.   The supply is still limited and
County arc received at headquarters.' we can use a lot more Among   the   latest   is   a   Ford   taken I Planning   Ahead   for   Entertainment from Phillip Christ on Saturday.^ This coming Saturday evening, Mrs.
Ofliceni Fedden and Cozzens Helped i J.   A.   Sutphin  will  be   in   charge  at Corporal  Whittaker   of  the   Military , headquarters, and the following night | Police  arrest  Frank   Potter,  jr., col¬ ored, from Oyster Bay, charged with
furnishing liquor to soldiers. He was later turned over to the military au¬ thorities from Camp Mills.
Tuesday Justice Flint collected $200
CERTIFIED FOR SERVICE
The names of men certified for ser¬ vice by the district board to the local board have ben coming in slowly. The last list, on October 6, adds three names of men rejected by the local board:
Leon Ellsworth Corse, Freeport Herman I. Lieberman, Freport John Shehan, Long Beach Mrs.  Alfred  T.  Davison.    Next Sun- {     Also the following additional cases day evening, by their special request,' where appeals were denied:
acts by reason ol tiie war, the farmer will be oue of the most eager pur¬ chaser*! of Liberty Bonds.
lie should be willing and glad to share a part of his prollts in support of his government in the prosecution of the war.
U should not be necessary to con- viMi.;e any man of toe need of his aid, by bis own government.
Charity is not asked for, b;it help; and help of a kind that knows not sel- fishnesci. If he loans his money to the government at a fair rate of Intorest, he has value received. He has invent' ed it where it will do more work and better work than if it were lying in his hnnk.
.Agai.), he has soinelhiiig upon which In case of ner(»sity he can realize at any time, nnytiiiug that will htlj) to do this is valuable and noUiing that I have knowledge of at the preeent time won
Get Your Liberty Bonds Now!
What is to become of our Home De¬ fense  Unit?    The best guess now  is that   it   will   be   disbanded.     .At   fir.st sight, the  State seems to have wob¬ bled  upon  the  question  of the  Home (iuard;   but   perhaps,   iiftcr   all,   the i whole  purpose  of  the  government   in I the movement has been achieved  and ! there is no further need for it.    The Guard has helped to stir up and main¬ tain a right attitude toward the gov- ; ernment in the war.    It has discoiir- ; aged any possible uprising of the dis¬ affected   and   given   us  all   a   rallying , point when we di<l not know altogeth¬ er   how   our   entrance   into   the   war
lifter a visit at the home of her sis¬ ter, .Mrs. Edward P. Self on Bellmore Avenue. '
Get Your Liberty Bonds Now!
On Wednesday evening of last week the "Circle" Society of the Bellmore Presbyterian  Church, assisted  by  the
r.attle  Hymn of the Republic."
Delegates fronrWantagh werv Mrs. Khoda Jackson, .Mrs. James M. .Sea¬ man. Mrs. Henry Leverich, Mrs. FVed Vviebol, .Mrs. Marvin Brooks, Mrs. William F. Dean, Mrs. Charles Schaf¬ er, Miss Delia Fussell. Mrs. Warren James, Mrs. Ida Carhart, .Miss Lillian other societies and members of con-1 Abrams. gregation, tendered a surprise recep-1 fhe Good Cheer Club will meet with tion to their pastor. Rev. Harry Blinn,j Mjjjs Lida Van Nostrand next Tucs¬ on the second anniversary of his pas-j ^,,y evening, Octobc" 16. • irate among them. Judging from the : _
large   g:ithering   which   greeted    Mr. j     The Christian Endeavor Society will Blinn, he has gained not only the love ; ,„(.(,t in the church this Friday even- and  respect of his  people, but of the I i^^   .,t entire     community,   for   there     were'ijfo:"
many present who seldom, if ever, at- 	
tend the services of any church. |     t),,.    Whatsoever   Circle   of      iiig's
The surprise was a complete one for I Daughters   met   with     .Mr-;,     ('harles no  one   intimated  or  in   any  way  al-|S(h;ifer   on   Tue-day   afternoon,   also
¦i   o'clock;     topic,     "Christ's ader, ("hristina  Ludford.
lowed the secret to reach the ears of
would be taken by our mixed popula-i   , ..,,,.   ,,
tion.    Fortunately the Guard has not ^ ^'"'   •'"^'"''  ""*''   **"'   ""'^^^   previous,
been called upon for serious work, but
perhaps just the fact of its existence
, , ,   „ ,    ^ ,    .      ' hiis much to do with the unity of the
d have more Influence in bringing , ^^j,^,^ ,^ j,^^^ ^^ President  Wil-
rarmers   into   closer   communion   oue I ^^„
with   another  than   the  knowledge  of
their   common   owners' ip   of   Lilterty
Bonds.   If you, my farmer friend, can-
Whatever the local Unit shall decide
to do,  the  village  is  appreciative   of
„„, ,,         , ¦ . . what it has done in spirit and thanks
not from various causes, such as age,   .... ,. _ . , ¦ ,      ,, .^  .
„h„oi.„. Hu-,,niM,   _.„    „,„    _„.„- .v.:   the hard  working and  self-sacrihcing
when he was invited to attend a meet ing the following night to discuss plans for helping the church. When he arrived at the building there was a faint light burning and a stillness as if but one or two persons might be waiting, but as he opened the door to enter the building there came a shout of   "surprise"   and   over    150   people
Physical dl^^billty, etc. etc.. enter the I ^^.^^^^ ^„j ^^„ ^^ their"service of our I '^t""'' before him; he was so surprised
fight, you (iiux send your dollars to fight for Vou. realizing every day and every hour that you then have as much of a personal interest in tho winning of the fight for democracy as though you were In the trenchee.
common cause.
the work will be turned over to the Sons and Daughters of Liberty, who will entertain the soldiers in Mechan¬ ics Hall, leaving the Army Headquar-
for fines for violation  of auto speed i ters for writing and reading.
ordinances. The same day Harry; Janaw of Port Washington paid $3 I expenses for breaking the traffic sjgn I and lamp ^t Main Street und Merrick i Road.
Harold A .Von Mechow, Bellmore Charles H. Dahl, Roosevelt John H. Kobel, Freeport Howard L. Smith, Freeport Edward Saxton, Oceanside
DISCHARGED
Among the additional local men dis^ charged   on     claims     for    exemption
taiMalBiitaiakli^MilMIMiMitataM A Liberty Bond in the hand Helps a Liberty Man From the U. S. A March to Berlin. Mami^taimMtaMiteMaitahiHt
Organizing Shooting Assoc*R
Capt. W. A. French is working and   ?'«d ,*«> ^^^ on new members has been for a considerable time past, to establish a shooting club in F'ree¬ port,   to   be   known   as   the   Freeport y	
National Home Defense Rifle-Revolver     Has  Struffsle  with  Burslar Association   and   the   prospectus   has ' r u     t,7   /-, ,      ,
been prepared and officers selected as , \ ""• J""" W. Cotter of (olumbus follows: President, James Hanse, chief Avenue savv a strange man enter the of police; first vice president, Albin N. residence of Frank H. Stevens, next Johnson; second vice president, Mont-| °?<"" ^ "«"¦ ''O'"*^ Friday afternoon, gomery N. Milbank; secretary and^"^ ^«"!^ °^^'' ^° ^he .Stevens porch statistical officer, Allan B. Wood, late ¦ *¦" investigate and met the man com-
A lecture and demonstration under the auspices of the Merrick Canning j Kitchen was given by Miss Agnes Goehler of the Home Economics De¬ partment of the F^arm Bureau in the Fire Hall last Friday afternoon be¬ fore a gathering of fifty women. The subject of the lecture was "Meat Sub-1 stitutes." Miss Goehler was equally a good lecturer and a good cook and was given a hearty vote of thanks for her j visit to the village. Many recipes for meat substitutes were given to those I present and may be obtained by oth- '• ers by writing to the Farm Bureau, i A class has been organized lo meet' Miss Goehler once a month and will be i Thisj is only one of the many good things | the  Kitchen  has  been  accomplishing. •
the ladies if the ."Auxiliary League of the Congregational Church met with them at the same time to discuss tha coming fair; date and particulars lat¬ er,
The Au.xiliary League held the lirst meeting of the Fall and Winter .season Tuesday night in tlu' Parish House. Plans for the annual church fair'were
discassed. .r
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Buy Your Liberty Bond Now!
The lied Cross Auxiliary held its regular sewing meeting on Monday from   9:30  to  5:00  p.   m.     Please  do
that he turned pale and began to tremble. F''inding a seat nearby he regained his composure, while tears of joy coursed down his face for sev¬ eral minutes. All the gas jets were then lighted and an twening of enter- , :i"t forget we need more workers. Mrs. tainment enjoyed, followed by a boun-j F'rank S. Hicks was appointed chair'- tiful and tasty supper donated by the   nian   of  civilian   relief;   several   more
friends and neighbors.
Addresses were made hy the super¬ intendent of the Sunday School, Thom¬ as Banks, Rev. Mr. Dalziel, and the pastor, Rev. H. Blinn. Several vocal selections were rendered by Mrs. Lou¬ ise Mitchell, prominent soprano, who made a special journey from the city to be present.    Musical selections were
new members were added. Arrange¬ ments are being made for a concert to be given in the Parish House, possi¬ bly Saturday night, f)ctol)er 20, by .New York talent.
F'inished work to date: 13 sheets, 3t) pillow cases, 25 towels, 7 pair ward flippers, 6 pair pajamas, 6 dus¬ ters,   12   handkerchiefs,   ,'i   bathi'obes,
also rendered by the Misses Ruth and   2 surgeon's jackets, 14 pair bed «o<;k8.
Helen   Bopp,  and   vocal  seleitions   b.v I 	
the Misses Brownell and Ifendrick-j Mrs. Grover C. Siems, nee Jennie son, accompanied by a guitar played FI Bo.x, was tendered a show<'r last by Miss Brownell. i Thursday   night   and   receive<l   many
.Mr.   Blinn   was   presented    with   a   beautiful and very u.scful gifts, (james beautiful Bible from the ladies of the j "f alT lilnds were played, and Mr.^. A.
church.
Mr. Blinn enters upon the third year of his ministry under very fav¬ orable  and  auspicious   circumstances.
(ieorge   Rietman,   president   of  the Rietman-Pilcer  (^o.,  of 45  Broadway
W. R. Corps Also Entertain
Sunday evening the Woman's Re- I lief Corps arrange.l to entertain about 1100 Alabama boys, in connection with ; the  visit of Chaplain   Smith  of that; ^^
 ¦— i regiment   to   preach   in   the   Baptist!     F'reeport—Hilbert R. Johnson, Ter-
Cakc Sale for (Tiurch.    Because  of the inability of Ionise  J-   Moran,  John  F.   Koch, John
liini/>r RtiA r'mas   '*'*   trolley   company   to   handle   the [ Batcher, Abraham T. Earle, John Ce- junior ivea v.ru»  j^^^^.^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^.^ ^^^ arrive I cil Powers, Percy Smith, 105 Archer
-nia seventh grade class of the Arch-I i„  „  body, but straggled  in  through ' Street;   Sigmond   Kalban,  Eugene  A.    , .  . , „       ,      ,,, .k    ».
er Street School will give a food sale ^^e evening as they were able to get i Kirk, Edgar G. Johnson, Edward I ''"J" "'^„^' ^'''^ ^^\ ^""^'•""t ^^ ^'' 'on Wednesday, October 17, from 3 to ,,„,,.„ However, their loss was the I Stevens, Fred S. Smith, Charles A. ! t"*'?" ««">• Condon and Sailor Joe 4-Pt-'"- tJ^" ^'^.'^^ house, corner of ,,„;„ „, „^j,^^ ^^^^. ^^ ^ were ! I'ost. Guisseppe GriUio, Charles A. j ^^"^ "f^^'^"lV\,ir^' Archer Stret and Long Beach Ave- j,,^.;^^^, ;„ ^,„j ^hc good things furn- Post, Harold W. Cook, Warren D. Ver- ^'^"-'•"""f ^°".* ^«'"'^''" ^^«* A' **f" ¦ nue.   for   beneht   of  the   .lun.or   Red   j.^ed   bv   the   Udie^   thoroughly  en-1 ity.  Moras   Misola,   Moxie  A.   Rigby.K">-   ""^   J^'*^. <">"«.   «=»«   ^"^   by
Cro8.s.       Donations     of     home-nifide   ;„„„j     W •  _* ^u_ 7> '^^    y. ! wiii;=,„   c    v.,„   \r„„*„.,j    o .„„j ' Coyne.    The  six-round  bout between!
cakes, bread, etc., will be gladly re-
     suited in a draw.
regimental sergeant major Plattsburg   '"» """^ "' <*« window.    As she start-   New  York  (^ity,  will   make   Bellmore I Training Camp;  treasurer, Walter c. :'^" *¦"'l"^'*'"" him the man att^B\P,t^]a*..^liis   home  and   ha'<,   through   Messrs.
Rhodes; inspector small arms prac-i ^° '^'-'^} ^y her. She cluU'he.1 at hmi, ^ tice and ordnance officer, Captain ^N, Ifr^mny. one of his arms so firmly Atwoo<l French, N G.. N. Y., retired; ! '*>"' '^^ ^*^ '^"«j'le to get away. The surgeon, Harold Milne French, M. D.;!*"^" struggled for a minute or two, range officer, George W. Allen, ex-1 sergeant 69th Regiment, N. G., N. 'if.
Freeport Sporting Club
At the F'reeport Sporting ('lub Fri-
but the burglar's superior strength j told; Mrs. Cotter was unable to keep 1 her hold and the man made his es- 1 cape.
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Lisle Richards and Laurence de Ad lershelm, purchased the fine Dutch- Colonial house on the coriieir of Grand and Centre Avenu»B with several ex¬ tra lots. The place is one of the choicest locations in Bellmore and over $6000 was involved in the trans¬ action.
p -J It,: pt',; fc.^ **i ^, K; Or,' »t;4 pi;, fe-i jcaa Ibi
[•eived.
CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Fullager wishes on behalf of the Woman's Relie'.' Corps, to thank those who assisted in supplying re¬ freshments for their soldiers' supper Sunday night.
r^' invited in and the good things furn- Post, Harold W. Cook, Warren D. Ver- '^f'"'^"""' ^™ . ished by the Udieaf thoroughly en-1 ity. Moras .Misola, Moxie A. Rigby. | „"^' ""'^ '°°*  joyed.    The members of the G. A. R. i William   S.   Van   N'ostrand,  Raymond ; ";">"«• .
in uniform helped the ladies to enter-: P   Ackerman,   OScar   Waynor,   Abra-! •^"*'""-''  ^'^^'^  ^"^  ^''^^^  ^^y*''''  '«- tain, and the event was one of more ¦ ham E. Miller, Henrv B. Raymore, in:     ,.,      ...    „ ., • i.^ ..i.
fhivn usual sociability, the size of the ' military   .service;   Howard   Anderson, <     ^f ^'"^ ^''""'^J' ""'f^ the manage room   giving   opportunity   to   gather | Ben Verity, Sinclair L. Raynor, John ^'"**"*  '"'"'i""^'^''  f  '^^  ^^^  ?f  *«« • around to sing and talk and have an ' F. Germeroth, Car! F. Schneider. rounds   between   Larry     Tempie     of
hour of general sociability. Baldwin-Wilbur • Langdon.  G.   L. i f'^"'T"^   ^.^"^""^   *"*^   1-ightinfc'   Joe
Soldiers Do tbe Entertaining .Ross, Israel Langdon, Arthur A. Sea-' i^"P''"^'*' Panama;    two    6-round
You should l)ave seen the gri-i on   "'an. Chester A.  Hingle, Bartolomeo. H,?*^^'    ^^ , ''"*    between    Johnny vhe face of Robert Wallace Nutt, com-   l rebino, George W. Stretch. Thompson of Oceansjde and  Frankie :
uiitteman-m-charge,  when  Robert  H.       Merrick—Louis H. Smith, Frank E.   '*'""^^<^  ^f  Brooklyn;  the  secoml  be-,
The   place   to   buy   coal B^Xnar, 8 No. Main St. telephone 134
eport.        „
Adv«rtUfm«nt
ir-rr::, Harper,   of   Battery   B.   149th.   from   Ives.   Herman   C.   Schwab,   Louis, F.   tween JohrtnyDaVist* New York and Kimcmir Chicago, gave his admirab'ie imitation . Schneiker. , ^«w <-<>'"'>'" of Brooklyn.
of Hariry Lauder in song and dialect.:     Roosevelt^-Albert B. Weit, William   _, n     • 7 t ,
Our 'Bdb"  knows  the    dialect    and '¦ Harjiis. Harvey Va1enti;ne. Charles A.   Organ RecituJ for Red CrOM Lauder's   style,  and   he  says   Lauder   Helfrich. jr., Frederick E. B«hr, Aldo,     An  organ  recital  wili  be  given  at ClMRing    up sale iof line    nursery i "ad nothing on this fellow.    We hope  Carota, Pet«r Paaehette. ^he Presbyterian Church of Freenort
•took  larCT anri small; low cost; ;ipi-   ne get* down again. ' ^     Bellmore^Paul Jaeger, Loui» Ben-  next Tut*day evening. October wV.t
cial discount to dcr.?crs: n-.ust clean       ^ Wp  Wtet  a Clock : zer,  Lewis A.  Leary, Caleb  M.  Ed-'8 o'clock   by Comeliua Richard Van!
Krcund for buildintr purpo.s.^s.    'Wood,-',     Anyone  having  a   vrall  clock  they   wards, Howard E. Wood. Rees   asairted bv a Dromin«tit vnrsl
bine Kn-sery, John J. Rsndsll, Ocesn  can let us hav* for ijs« at hendquar-;     Smithville S«ith.-T-,M. Wsileaborn.   i iet ^lid vi«ii->wt. voou-j
and LtiiB Avenues, IVoepwt. tif   i   Waatngh—William   Adei,   BirdMlli "	
A(fv«rttocni«tt (Contintied (in Page 5) j P. James, Henry L. Seiunan. |
More Frt«i>«rt New* en Paje 8
Where Can 1 Buy Liberty Bonds?
At any bank, tni.st company, department store or .boud house. Application blanks mny \n> htt*} at .hu.v of the iihove places, of any Liberty Loan ('"•rHailtcc, and tliroii<.'!i many other agencies whicii  will  co-operate with  tiic  CoMiriiitl'-e.
No commission, or tec of any kind, is cliar>,'.d by any agency.
When .should 1 buy  Liberty iJondsT    liny them now.
Subscriptions close at noon on Saturdav October 27 1917.
P&ymenis a.-c r<(iuir«d as follows '. 2% with application
18% November 15, 1917
40% December 15, 1917
40% January IB, IBl*'
A Partial Payme:it; Plan has beer ofiiwiaHv adopted.
You may buy Lihcrly Bopd« at $1.00 a week. Details maj- be had of your bank, -aaployer or any Liberty Loan Committee.
GFf   jEjrwr/fD   THE   MEN   BEHIND THE GX.TS—BUY  UBERTY BOWng
K Hunt got the ring in the wedding cake, which caused much enjoyment to ever.vbody. Anionc those invited were: Miss Lillian Siems, the Misses .\gnes, Mattie, Florence K., Emma, Bertha, Fthel, Florence Box, Jean- ctte and Lida Van Nostrand. Helen Jackson, Mr.s, (^"harles Allen, Olga raii.se, Miss Al:re Sutherland, .Mrs. eorj^e .Seims, Mrs. Anna Wixxl, Mrs. I .Samuel <,'reegaii, Mr. ami .Mrs. .John j .A., Box, Harriet Place, Sarah Soper. Flisie Vounir, Mrs. H. .1. Thomas, Mr. and .Mrs. .Jones, Mrs. Van Allen, I'riv' ate <jeor(,'«' 11. Siems.
j     Charles   Bradley,  author  and   play-
j Wright, is general manager of n large
' produition   t';   bf  seen   iv   Ne\v   York
very soon with Hale Hainiltorl in the
I cast.
Harry  Thomas  is  still   inanager at , Ult; filobe Theiitre, Boston, Ma-s., iiiid reports very good luck there.
j Mrs. Baeier, who is hous«;keep«r for : Mr. Bradley, fell and broke her hip and is at t^c Mineola Ho.ipital.
'     Mrs. Doncyson .ind -.on, "Bilhe," rc- , lUrn»d  from  f'hica -o and arc spend¬ ing sevral months here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schafer and '".on entprtiined Mr. and Mrs. Tfarenco Weheldon of Derby, Conn., the Miss¬ es Emma and Lillie Hammei und Mite ' Irene Jurs of the Brorx over last Sunday. They all enjoyed a ride over to Camp Mills and carried ,( large box of goo«J things to eat for six of thf boys in the QuartcnriaaterH' Corpe.   ."
Four more ot our young men loft for Camp Upi«n: Rukseil Box, Lewi* Ashdown. Lyman -A -Dean, Grover Seims.