Nassau County Review 19160526

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Nassau County Revie^^
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FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1916
Vol. XX, No. 21
Freeport
SinKir copieti of !.(>•• Re blait't am) Bratihwalt<*> nolt'n.   Sassau   County (iolwtzn.   Main  .Street; Mernck Road.
UIGHWATEK
Tbe«« time" nn- fir .-^h:
Friday .Mbv
Saturdav,
Sur.day
Monday,
Tufcflday,
WedneiidBv
ThurBday. .Junn
Friday Ski iirc'.Mv,
view for :'»te Ht tjroen- , R«ilr<>a4 Aven.ie; Miih- Keview,   UalSllvHS  aiwl Sidney   $    .t>».   Went
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4:23 a. m.
."):'14 a. m.
t):01 a. m.
6:2.5 a. m.
7:10 a. m.
7:.53 a. n:.
8:33 a. m.
9:10 a. m. 9:47 a. rn.
Social and Personal
Brirl Ilemi ConceminK Reiident. of  Our Com-
munitr. and Thi-ir  Gueiti. ViaiU
and Social  Affairs
.Mr. and Mr«. Isaac E. LoBee of Hrooklyn, and daughter, .Marie Losee, wer« Weekend gueats of Mr. Logee'ii l?rother, Charles Losee, of Pine Street.
G. A. R. Memorial Progfram
Merrick
Roosevelt
Bellmon
Th.» column isetlitcd by Rev.'.V 11. ' and all items shMuld bo sent to him t ¦ sertion under thift heading.
Tonight ie the night.-The Hand-in- Hanr! League   presents a play rntif' i
Hf;i(li|u;irtf'rs
1)   B.  ['. MOTT POST No. 527, <i. .V. K.
Dt^jKirtment State of New York
Freei)ort, N. Y., Ma.v tl, I'.'lti. i^r, at 11 o'clock A. M. and   S   o'clock Onlt-r.s lor Moniorial ami Decoration Day Services i P. .'d.    .Morning Prhver   and sermon,
(teueral Order No. 1 " ' E^'«"'"K Prayer and sermon.   The 7.30
unk S. Sn.-iv.-ker.   lr.. •tive. il. in   this   villa
'     Services at the Cburch   of   the   Re¬ deemer Sunday, the Fifth After  East
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tentative, iii in   this   villairl- ever>   Tuesilay.   and will he pleased to receive special  il appointmentu for call.nit for same.
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:  with  him
s* at nur
CoiiiradfS will assemble at their Post Koom. Otlil   Fellows'   Hall, jj^^i'y'^o^fj^u^j
"The Future LaJy Holland." folK;w d  uu Sunday morning', May "iH, at 10 o'clock, to ;itteud Memorial Service j the   tirst   Sjnda
by the comedy, "Her First Problem at the Merrick Fire   Hall   No.   1,   to¬ night. May 26.     The curtain   rises   at X:X5 o'clock   sharp,   so   go   early and secure a gJod seat.
The 1 I. R. R. is repairing the fence ieparating ita tracks at the lo¬ cal depot.
at the M. E. Church on Pine Street.
(reneral Ordor No. "2 Comrades will asseml)le at the Post Room   on   Decoration   Day, May ;50, at 10 o'clock A. M., and ^'o from there to the Freeport Cem¬ etery to hold Memorial Service, to  which all   veterans,  citizens  ami chiidreu are invited to joiu us.    The Ladies' Relief ('oriis will juin us Mr. and Mrs. Otto .S.   Jung enjoyed  •¦'"d take part in the exercises.
Wesley Pearsall of Ravnor Street ia visiting  relatifes at Ferndale,   N. Y.
celebration   of   the will be resumed  on
--         ..    in   June.    Church
''I School sessions each Sumlay at 10.00 A. M." in the Pari.sh Houst. Camp Ground Sunday School each Sunday at 3.00 P. M. in the Fire Hall of ('"om¬ pany No. 2 on Camp Ave. The Wo¬ man's Auxiliary meets weekly al 2.30 on Thur.sda;?. The G. F". S meets on Fridays at 7.:3ii P. M. Ch ir rehear- , sals are held Thursdays at S.OO P. M. Boy Scouts meet on Thursdays at 7.30
.^inKle coi)ie? of the Nassau CountK   K»-view  for sale at Mrs. S. Nathan s Store. Nassau Road.   •
Roosevelt defeattd the Harris F. C. of Long Island City. Sunday, by thf score of ¥ to 7.
Siegel   the  paint man. calls   atten'*"   automobile   trip   to   Great   Bear           After the exercises the veterans and Relief Corps will   return   toj P.M.    A cordial invitation is extend tion to hi. special lines in his adv. this   Mountain for the   weekend,   traveling   ^j^^^ j,,^^^ j^^^^^^ j^^. ^^^^ ^^^j refreshments. 	
"*¦*  '  At 2:30 will take trolley to Greentield Cemetery to hold m-'Uiorial
C. E   Jones and  Teddy   Moran   are      Mrs.   F.   B.   Walters of 208   Lenox  ^^vvice iu connection with M. A. Baldwin Post of Hempstead.      After inil^Ss'orcut?"'  ^'"''"""^  ^^""^t"rMr':t'^i;.'MiraS,^!;!«t!:!b  the services at the Cemetery v^^^   are   invited   by   the   Baldwin  Post
.-     Long Btach Avenue. and Ladies'Relief Corps to Ko to Hemimtead and enjoy   their  hospi-
talitv at the Post Room.
Paul Edwards easily defeated Harry Glenn in the ten round bont at tbe Fretport A   C. Friday night..
II you don't put yoor flag ont any oth' r day in the year, be sure that it ia    Jt next Tuesday,  Decoration Day.
Subject   of
Service, of th ither doings in the churche and church societies
week
Mrs. John R. S.   White   entertained i t>     ,    ,,
the Luncheon Club  on   Wednesday   at •'¦he \ alley Stn'ani I ilo, Urum and liable Cori)S will  acconiii.tu:
her    home,     North    Bergen      Place,   the Post. Bridge was played after luncheon.        ' W.  H. PATTERSON, Commander.
Mrs.   Willlam    Hibbard   nf   Smith. E.  B.  ROSE. .Vdjutant.
Street entertained the"500" Club   on '.tches of gravel are   being   placed   Thursday afternoon. 'Mice    k'ir.o-  Hurt   Rv   Aiitn'   \1 £  iL      ri. L
in   he holes on Merrick Road and Main       ,, ^ .. "^^^^   "^'"^   ""'^*-   ^^^   AUIO    ^g^g  qF   the   LhUrCheS
.Str-et through the Villageof Freeport.       Mr. and Mrs. Clarence  Golden of 21       Helen, the twelve-year-old daughter _  .
—  Archer Street celebrated   the 25th an-: of Mr. and Mrs.   Hamilton   G.   King,
Orson Golden, while working on the niveraary of their marriage on Satur- of Smith Street, was seriously injured nnar<onry in a large new cesspool at the day evening, May 20. Tbey received ; when ridinf? a bicycle an the Merriek Review Building, fell and badly bruised many beautiful gifts. The evening ' Road Saturday afternoon, when the bis right arm Friday of last week. was plen.^antly spent with games   and   handle bars turned,    causing the hicy-
i music   and a bountiful   collation    was   cle to turn directly in front of the ap- .1.  D. K infer, for   several   years   in   servtd.    Among those   present   were:, preaching    limousine of H. H.   Butts, tb<- Review   building,    has   <ipened    a   Mr. and Mrs. D. Frank   Seaman,   Mr. ¦ of LelFerts Place, Brooklyn, pb'jtograph   studio at 30 South   (Jrove   and   Mrs.   Gus   Smith, Mr.   and   Mrs.       Mr. Butts immetliately had   his   car Street. Charles Whaley,    Mr.   and   Mrs.   Ben ¦ stopped, picked up the girl,    who  was   ton! assisting the   Paulist   Missionary
¦     Verity, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Golden,    unconscious, and conveyed her   to   the | pothers   o'f    the    Apostolic      Mission
H. Cohen cf New York has opened Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, Mr. and otiice of Dr. Edwin-Carman. There' Rouse of Brookland d" C have been a '.ttilor sbop in the Pettit building on Mrs. Percy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fr>iiik it was a-certained thai the bone of; visiting Freenort for' the last two W.-t M.rrick Rn»,l. Mr.C.Iien will ' whaley, .vli. and Mrs. Melford Eldred ;, the right leg on one side was partly wetks and aolicited for their work at mr.r:-e fa -specialty ot ,iii!ie-   c.uUiint;.        ..i,..    nuines   (;.i|')..n.    Mrn.    Amelia i crushed, though not broken ; there was , the college.     They are leaving   Satur-
a bad contusion of tke    left   eye,   and   ,i,,y f,,r Farmingdale where    they will
ed to all to attend the services of this church and to become identified with its community interests.
John R. .Moore and family are occu pjing the Portong   house on Kirkwood Ave.    Mr. Moore is recovering slowly jfrom a serious illness.
Tonight. Friday, the Hand-in Hand I League will present two short plays, i"The Future lady Holland" and a I Comedy, "Her First Problem." The I performance will take place in Fire- ! men's Hall No. 1 at 8. l.'i. Tickets jwith reserved seat are 35 cents. Dancing is free with orchestral ac companiment. Remembering the pre¬ vious etlorts of the young   ladies   who
I compose this organization, we can pic- ' diet a pleasant evening for all who »t- The monthly meeting of the   W.   C. j tend. T. IJ. will be held at the home of Mrs.
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Pettit, 2b&ss
Behr, lb
Edwards, ss&lf
Ellison, c
Abranis, p&cf
Beck. 3b
H. Rhode?, pc&cf
Scblegal, cirf
A. Smith. lf&2b
Chapman, rf
Totals
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4
5
5
4
5
5
4
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4
1
11
HARRIS F
Caspers, rf&3b
Trockman, rf
Campliell. 2b
Hetner. ss
Thomas,  lb
Fanton, c
Sharpey, n
A. Usor. cf
C. Osor, If
W. Sinith. :-(b
Totals
'None out   whei
scored.
Score by innings
Roogevelt           8
Harris                 1
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4
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.\ meeting of the Bellmi're Su.Trage CInb was held at tbe lesidence of Dr. and .Mr<. H. V. Kolcomb, on Merrick Road. Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of Bedford Avtnue entertain! J several of tbeir friends and relati\ es frciii New York over the weekend.
A conimu:ii;'Btion was received this week, with no other signature than "A Taxpayer," and is not published for this reason. .Ml communications j 2 for publication must be signed by the writer to insure good faith antj the name will be withneld from the article if the writer so desires.
C. M.   Flint, 185   Southside  Avenue, next Thursday, June 1, at 3 p. m.
Rodney B. Kram and Denis L. Shel-
Mr. ('• lien   wil iiiiie-^' c.oliiint;.
. Fish,   Mib.   Cliarie.-t   ElliaOh;   Misses
A Ford car belonging to Robert Ear- j;u,je Chase,   Isabelle   Seaman,   Marv
on jf Soutll Side Avenue  (i\o. .^,S 511) Crevoiaerat; Howard Golden,   Willl»''i
was Bto'en from I^ast Merrick Road in Smith.   Clinton Smith   and   Mrs.   H.
front of th? F.    A.   C.   House   Friday Wolf. evening.
  The Loyal Sons Club   in   to   have   a
Next Tuesday, May 30, (Decoration shirtwaist dance at the   Crystal   Lake
Day) being a holiday, this  office  will , House this Friday evemng. day.
be closed all day, hs will banks. The Postoflice will 9 ;30 a. m.
also   the cloae   at '
left   eye,   and four stitches    had to be taken in a cut   continue their good work, in the right abdomen. | —
The girt was thfjn removed to her j Methodist.--Next Sunday niorning home by Mr. Butts, who did every-1 members of IJ. B. P. Mott I'list No. thing possible for her, although he 1 .^27. G. -V. R., will be guests of honor, waa not in the ieast to blame for the : The topic of the sermon by Dr. Curtice accident, according to those who wit- ; will be "A Great Victory." At 7:45 nessed it. He insi.sted on paying the p rn. the sermon topic writ! be 'The ...     „ ,V     ,Zr^      ., r.   I surgeoti's bi'., and urged   that   he   Ko j .shadow   and   Bitterness   of   a   Great
Miss Emma Beard o. Providence, R. i permitted  to furnish a trained   nurse. ' War, with Some  Reflections
The (iirls' Friendly Society will con¬ duct another Dance in the Parish Houae on Friday evening June lind. similar to the one conducted last year when MiL^ Katherine Kellogg of Hempstead and her friends appeared in a unique and pleasing program. Tickets are 25 cents. We append an order of program which gives an idea of the attractiveness of the occasion: Alt. Vienna Wultz; Ribbon Dance, an old English country dance; In the Fields, a Russian Dance; The Glow- Worm, Gavotte; The Trumpeters' Se¬ renade ; Cupid and the   Butterfly;   Mo-
Suniniary: — Left on bases Roosevelt 9, Harns'i; two-base hits Pi^dwards, .¦\brams; sacrifice hits, Pettit;    stolen
,bases, Edwards, Elllison, AbrHnis. H. Rhodes, Sehltgal, A. Sniith, Campbell, Fanton, A. A. Osor, S. O^or; bases on
; balls, ofl' Abranis 1 ; struck out, by Sharpey 10, H. Rhodes 2, .\brBiiis ti; hit by pitchers, by H. Rohdes 1, (A. Osor) ; parsed balls. Fanton 3; bits, otl H. Rhf^des 5 in three innings; um¬ pire, A, Uhodes; time of game, 2 hrs, l.*") min. ; attendaiice, '2i)9 ; scorer, I'hiU Ml F. Co ^er.
Dr. .M. H. ^kou is making extensive . improvemenis to his recently pur¬ chased residence on Grand Avenue.
A >iiung son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall T. McDonald on Wednesday of last week.
J, The pub'ic school was'closed on Fri¬ day of last week to alloW the teachers to attend the conference and annual meeting of the Teachers' Association which was held at Hempstead.
The annual meeting of the Bellmore ia,.ii>. i,.'.uu V, ud 'i.e'e. i.l I'ir...i.>..'s 1I«11 on Thuriday evening of last week, when the following officers were elect¬ ed for the coming year: James E. Pace, coninic'dire; Frederick H'n'-". v ice commodore : Kdward Boitii. ilug Captain; George Smiih, treasurer; Charles L. Peterson, secretary; Peter Johnson, Frank M Graham, .luhn J. Bedell, Bourd of Governors. John Hodgson, cbairniaii F^ntertainment cominittee.
The opening of the club house will take place on Decoration Day. when the public is invited to cull and in¬ spect the building mid partHki of the yachtsmen's hosiiit"li'y. Rffresh- nunts will be t^tr'-tii and niii-i«5 furn- l-ilied for danciMg in thn t-veiiuii^.
(In Friday evening of this   week   in the   Board   of Trade    building.    "The for   the iciety   of
The Casiro, at the head of   Randall Bay, will nave its formal opening Sat-
L, is spending   the   ueek ' Earle of .58 Pine Street.
with   Mrs.
nn Pre | come to i prepared '-.
Mra. C. M. Losee of (12 Pine   Street
urday    evening   of    this   week.    This',entertain<Ml the Thimble Club of Brook hotel will    be   under   management  of , lyn on Monday. Muy 22,   the   occasion
Bapti.st. —In    the   Baptist    (."hurch.
Fred W. Lang this year.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Kulluin, 2ri6 Rose Street, was broken into Saturday evening. A bureau drawer was opened but the only arti¬ cles reported taken were a cheap watch and two flashlight lamps. The same evening the residence of S. ,Mi!ler. Archer Street and FvUiott I'lme a us entered.
The following contests are annoiKiced at the Freeport SportiBf; Club this Friday evening; 10 rounds, P«ddy Burns, Baldwin, vs. PasI Edwards, N. y., 180 lbs. ; 6 rounds, Yeung Reilly, Far   Rockaway,   vs.   Voung   Frankie
being the last meeting of the season The guests were: Mra. E. P. MuUison oi Ashford Street, Mrs. F. Hack of J^ergen Street, Mrs. J. Chute of Elev¬ enth Street, Mra. S. Irwin und Mrs. O. Van Duzer of JefTerson Avenue and Mrs. W. Muilison of Greene Ave¬ nue.
A marriage licenae was granted by Town Clerk Gilbert Tuesday afternoon to Franklyn Palmer Hart, 133 E. 92nd Street, N. Y., and Mildred Pauline Humphrey, Freeport.
The bicyei« Helen was riding was | paredneas." No one ahould borrowed from u little girl at an allair I bear this sermon who is nut being held in the Presbtyerian Church, i for plain speaking.
The first 9;?ntence Helen uttered m hen i  ¦	
sbe regained consciousness, was:" Will yoa buy n bicycle for that little girl".' It isn't mine." Mr. Butts awiireil her that be would.
Although he was not   to   blar-ie   for the accident, Mr.    Butts    wus    deeply troubledby it. and his efTorts tu allev¬ iate the suflering ot little   Mies   King ito tive   Collossians is   the   subjeet   of and to stand the e.xpense were    appre- ' study at tb^^fe services
ciated because of the spirit   in   whichi 	
thej were given.
ment Mosicule;  music, by niembers of \egi Egg' will be presen
Girls'    Friendly;   Stephanie   Gavotte; i„.,iefit of the Ladies' Aid
Minuet; .Muxixe;   In Uld Japan; a Se. (jj^   Roosevelt   M.   E.   Church.     Miss
nora.    h To   a.    Wild    Ro.se. Egyptian Susun F. George, the heroine   therein.
Dance. j^, supported by a capable caste of per-
  formers from the Musk and Vv'ig   Club
The Annual Fair of   the   Church   i.f of Free] urt under the    supervision   of
the Redeemer    will he held   this   year H. Bratton Kennedy,   its   professumal
as was determined by 'he Udies meet- liirector ing lust Thursday in the Palish  House       The cunicdy    ile|)icta   the   numerous
Rev. Willium Breckenridge will preach jUFfn    the   afternoon e.nd    evening    of ,)r,'., ,;-.u..'.: ¦   \.'.:. n   '.;;.    .::    :. ..¦_',
at   n   a.   m. Sunday ; aubject. "Abtd-'¦'""* 14th. and   upon   the   evening   of w!.o has written a tender sentiment on
ing in Chriat;"   7:45   p.   rn.   subject, ' the 16th.     The dinner v, ill    be   served nn egg laid bv Minerva, her   pet   hen,
"A Pentecostal Proclamation."    Sun-'*'*ch evening from ti ^ at the old price- rereiveh a telegraiii   from a gentleman
day   School   at 9:45   a.   m.     Midweek j *'f ¦"i" cents.     The Villnge and   friends in Albany urrunging    for   a   meeting,
aervice Tbviraday, .'^ p. m.    The Epistle 1 ""-Vwhere of .Merrick ure   appealed   to Sb^ immediately  geta the idea that at
' for contributions as in former year! when the response hua been so gra cioua and plenteous.    Besides the Sup
Cliarli s lliirsi: ( hh.s been crilicull: iiiid pneumonia, i> ing'.
f Linden .-street, who ¦ ill of lead poisoning gradually    recover-
The membejra of tbe Freeport Enter¬ prise Bund wore entertained by Fred A.    Hunt,    Wednesday     evening    at
Hurt At Polo
Aaithony N. Fedden, of the F'reeport   next Sunday, May   28,   "Ancient   and Police force, was badly   braised   in   a : Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism polo game Sunday   afternoon,   at   the   and Hypnotism, Deneunced." opening game   of  the   Frtjeport  Poio
First Church of Christ,''Scienti8t.— I per room to care for. there will be the Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. I Fancy and Usefui goods, (^andy. Lem- Hempatead    Bank    Building;    subject   onade, F'ish   Pond.    Dart    (Jurne,    and
Household Gooda table. The proceeds of the Fair will he in the hands of the Executive Committee of the Vestry who doubtless as in former year*   will
Callahan,    Brooklyn. 180 lbs.; Joung j ^^^^^^j^ j'^^j^^^^^.g p,^,^,   ^j,^   occasion Tracy, Brooklyn     vs.   Youty?   Green-| ^eing   his   bachelor  dinner     During
field,    -V.   Y..    110    lbs.;    8    'Onr-yoiind    ,u^       .   = ^^ .^h rfinnpr hv      lohnnpn   ,—"-•'     -•'-           —-fits "„ .
ureliminaries ¦ ,«   serving ot the dinner by   Johnsen,     ^,       ^j,     ^     caught io the stirrup, i
prelim.nanes. ^ ___ , Mr. Hunt received numerous   presents       The horse in hia  mad   leaps   struck]
from h« friends,   including a SO-piece  j.^^^^^ „„ ^^^.^^^^   ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^   body,
aad once his   hoof   struck   a  g ancing Wow on tbe left side of ttoe   forehead.
Cteb   on its new   grounds   on   Archer,     A copy of the official   journal of the  expend them upon improvements. The
"'       ~ well kept condition of the church   and
property is a source of gratification to all .Merrickites.
Street. Fedden, an expert horseman, 191'5 aesaion of the New York East Con lost his balance in trying to make a '-¦ ference, from Rev. S. O. Curtice, pas- fancy stroke, fell and his horse dashed tor of tbe M. E. Church, is acknowl- acroBfl   the   turf,    dragging   Fedden, ¦ edged with thanks.
A lecture on ChristiaB Science,    un-
,     .. r   n-    .   .-,.      u     .. I set of ailver from the band   members,
der tfae au.p.ce.  of   Firat  Church   ot , ^^^^^ ^j^ ^.^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^
Christ, Scientist,    will   be   given   by
Jacob S. Shield. C. S. B.. of Chicago, 111., <a member of the Board of Lec¬ tureship of the Mother Cburch, the First Chureh of Christ Seientiat, Boe- toD, Maes.) this Friday «vening. May 26,   at   Star   Palace  Theatre,   Hemp- 1 pfieeOOft To flaVC
A.    .....   ..I..       In    *K1.    ;aiiM.n I r
to an automobile ride around this and surrounding villages and deposited on a corner within ''ahort" walking dia- tanoe of hie home.
stead; see adv. in this isRoe.
Village Finances
S. Dimon Smith, ViUage Treasurer, had tbe following balances on hand in tbe various fundi, on May 1 :*
tearing the f^esh. Just beifore reach¬ ing tbe line of autos on the edge of tfae grounds, tbe npper part of F'ed- den's shoe tore loose from the lower and he was freed from his hazardous position.
He waa rushed in an  aatomubile   to
The floaial meeting of the Luther Leago* of the Lutheran Cburch wiil be held «t the home of Dwight Boland, 256 Pifte Street, this F'riday evening.
Rev. William S. Chase will conduct all the eer.vjcea at the Episcopal Church of the Tranafiguration on Sunday, Mav
28.
!a-t she 1:- to be marritd and arrange nil nt'' are made ac:?ordingly. Her cui stcrnation may well be imagined when she meets the gentleman, wbo wishes her to lie a witness in an action brought lor damages due to indiges- tii n cased him by this egg which has benn in cold storage for three years. Her friends come to the rescue very cleverly and the perforrnance ends in an unusually happy manner.
Mr and .Mrs John Brown and family of Brooklyn have leased a house on William Street and are now occupying same.
Big Fi&h Station the   home of Frank   Prendergast   and
Plane are now t)eing prepared   by   a doctors summoned.  Dr. Dean respond-
fiabing corporation of Schenectady, 'Ti, ed and found that no bones   had   been
Y., of whieh Elmer Swathling of tbat broken, although he was i>«dly cut and
city is president,   for  the   erection of bruiaed.   The wounds on his face were | 3:00
General fund
Street
Water ~
Electric Light
Board of Health
Interest
Tax Arrears
Fire Department
Street Light
Sidt^waiks
Police
Water Sinking
Light Sinking
$1186.5t>
1284.6S
1664.65
2.504.32
1125 31
306.88
3571.60
1256.y7
484.85
284.63
650.32
3.500.1)0
2500.00
permit him to remain,  although he in¬ sisted.
' rade *> that we rrty have a good   rep¬ resentation.
Lights to Open
The hctofs will open their hanilaorne new club house on Freeport Bay nn Suidijy, June 11. Tbe building and f iriiishings cost $20,000. Their plot of ground vovers a block, with a big frontage on the buy, and in the tear vs a baseball diamond. The club, h.ouae hu" a lar^e lighthouse on the south¬ western corner of the building lower tloor of whicii ia the cufe.
the
Try my special   box of cut  flowers', 7.'ic fur the   weekend,   ,C. R.   Ankers, florist. Rockville   Centre. L. I.:   tele¬ phcne connection;   delivery anywhere. AdT«rtla«iii*Dt
'^ Hanse   declares,    und   it   will   stamp
Myers' .Messenger Service will    dis- ' Freeport us one of the greatest llshifig
continue temporarily   from   Week   be-   stations in New York Statt;.    .•\J;other
ginninf,' .May 28.    A. Myers, Freeport,   lishing   ompany in New Jersey is now
BALDWIN St. Pfster'a Lutheran Church,    Bald¬ win,    Paator      William     Steinbicker. meets inthe Fire Hall on Grand   Ave¬ nue; Biifele   School   every    Sunday   at Service this .Sunday evening at
three warehouses and a freezing plant  dressed, and an   automobile   called   to I 7 :46.    The school will   participate   in
for tha storing of fish, to be taken take Fedden home. Fedden compelled i the anni«iers8ry day parade to be held j from fishing pounds to be located otf the chauffeur to take him back to thej this year in Rockville Centre, Satnr- ; Fire Island.    A fleet of seven   vessels   polo field.    There he went   up   to   the j duy, Jone 3.     Both   before   and   after
and   a staff   of   thirty live   fishermen,   animal which has thrown him. and be-i the'parade our school will    meet   with
mostly from the south shore, will soon   fore anyone could stop him, was in the I Trinity Lutheran School, corner South
be put into service, and Freeport will saddle and started to practice again, i Park and L;"<-oI'> .A .anuis, Rockville ,' take B foremost position as the head- But tbe loss of blood had weakened i Centre, i'very one interested in our ' quarters of one of the largest fishing him, and the other players would not | school is urged to turn out for the pa ; stations in the State. i     Through James Hanse,   as broker, a
tract of land, alunit six acres, located ¦ near t^e Freeport River, was 'leased : for u long term, nnd immediate   steps
will be taken for the formation of the
n. w enternri.ii', flie necesBury permit . bus bein   obtained   from    the    United
Stdtea Government for the eslablish- ' ing of trie  p.mnds for a stretch of two
mill's   otf    Firti    Island
smiicks will make daily
headquartera here, nnd shipments  will   "Sliding Billy"   Wataon, Tom Moore
be made to all points   throughout   the   Robert   II.    Hodge,   Fran!:   O'Brien,
.Middle Stutes. , Frank   Morrell,    Edward   S.    .Abeles,
Frum   reports    'submitted   to   Mr.   Prank    Tinney,    lieUe   .Ashlyn.    Jack
Hanse it was learned that the corpor'.-   Pierre, .Arthur and Rose Boylan.   Hai--
tioii    will   eventually    have •  -twenty   ry and Eva Pock.    James   j.   Coljins,
bpats in oneration and wilt-^wiploy 160   Harry    Ellsworth,     Hurry    F.    Hills.
nien.     It is the   first of a   number   of   Mike Coakley, Lou llaivey, .Mrs. Carl
fishing industries   that   will   cine   to   Henry, I. Mayer, Lillian Loraine. Jack
Freeport   within   the next   year.   -Mr.   Martel, Billy West,    William H. Phil
Actors Returning
Lew Kelly,   the   well-known   actor,
haa returned to Freepor'.; for about len
weeka,    although    he    hus   uccepted a
Broadway engagement   for   the   same
period.    Others of the ^'tors'  Colony
who have opened their Summer homes I tie e'arlier't'hfin "heretofore. Service The lishing here are: Arthur Deagon, Leo Canl , „,i„ .be held ^t 10 ;4.^ a. m. promptly hauls U' the lo. frank Bradley, Victor^ Cassmore, i instead of the evening. Tbis arrange¬ ment will enable the psstor to come into closer touch with the member.- and the work of the school. The mem¬ bers of the schooi are invited to parti cipate in the anniversary day' parade aa the guests nf '.'hriat Lutheran School at Freefiort on the 17th of June.
Mr. Larson, representative of the Nassau and Suffolk Lighting and Pow¬ er Company, visited the meeting of the Civic League on Friday nighi last in the interest of introducing electric ligbt in the villages of Merrick, Bell¬ more, and Wantagh. The Company is planning to come but waits on a cer¬ tain number of subscribers being ob tained, which number, as Mr. Larson clearly showed would not make a "paying investment" but would justi¬ fy the Company's coming with the prospect of future business. The League was quick to aee the advant¬ ages of electricity in this village and requested Mr. Larson to push the mat¬ ter with all expediency. There are about 25 signers for electricity in this village to date. Mr. Larson will be glad tl call personally u[K)n any house¬ holder who desires it and talk over the matter of the Company's intention and of the possibility of electricity for anv house. All wise new builders will wire for electrieit". The cost of in stalling varies witn the type of houae. E. H. Schledorn, Merrick, is a practi¬ cal electrician and the League under¬ stands that Mr. Schledorn will willing¬ ly visit any house on request  and give
an estimate for   installing   electricity   drills.     Proceeus   ar^   to   b
purchase of pprRnheri miih fi
.'vlrs. Frank Bickel of   F^ulton   Ave¬ nue, accompanied by her sister, bad   a narrow   escape  from   serious    injury, when the automobile they were  riding ' in    became   stalled   on   the   Merrick .Aveaue   crossing  of  the   L.   I. R. R. last Suturday   morning.     Seeing   that the   train was  approaching    rapidly, both    Mrs.    Bickel    and     her     sister jumped clear and escaped with   a   few bruises.     The   train   atruck    tbe  ma chine and demolished it.
.Mrs. Royal Mollineaux, who recent¬ ly underwent an operution at Seney Hospital, Brooklyn, ia rapidly improv¬ ing and regaining her strength.
The attraction at the Royal Theatre, Saturday, .May 27, is a five reel pat riotic picture, "Delense or Tribute," mutinee and evening. On Decoration Day the Wiilard-.Moran tight will be the feature picture, in four reels; matinee and evening.
NORTH   MERRlCfcT St. John'f Lutheran Church,   Pastor Wl! iam Steinbicker, meets in the hall
ol" Fire Company No. 2 on Camp  Ave- i without uny ensuing obligation
nue     (.In the Mrst Sunday in June   the; ^ of the I'.ngsd
"iiMday Schoo! wiil meer at i):30, a lit- [     Mrs. Louis L. Lord is    visiting   her   ufler the   enterthii
('o. H, Signal Corpa, L'niteil Boys' Brigade, wi.l hold an eiitertai;iment at Hoard of Trade Hall, Fridaj,   .lune   2,
conaiating of vsqdeville iiU palrioic used lor ti.e    u»e
The Daisy   ([ircle   of   the   Bellmore Avenue Presbyterian  Church will hold H parcel   post social in tbe   church   on Friduy, June '.).   The following request is being sent to membera   und   friends of the church, und    if   u  y   interested should be neglected and not    rei-eive u special retiue><t,    they   are   invited   to mail their contribution: We aie wriiiog una to y^u to say ; Fhat if before the above named daN You'll kiniliy mui to iis jy mail, By Jiarcel post, a gift, for sule; An article iKit too high in price You know, eometiiing rather nice Which for 10 cents we th< n   may   sell, Of iiiudi rate size and wrapped up well. This kindnesa yi.iu will not regret We thank you, now don't f<irget.
After a residence of over ten years in this village, James A. Stiles and family have moved to their new home on East Avenue, Freeport, which they have leased for a year. Mr. Sti lea has been prominent in tbe Bellmore- Sniithville South section during his stay here, actively engaging himself in civic work. He was one of the founders of the Smithville South Fire Company, the founder of the .South Side Messenger (now combined with the Nassau '.County Review), one of six Bellmore residents -who formed the Rellmore Citizens' Water Company, and a director of that corporation at tbe present time; was a trustee of the Bellmo.-e Presbyterian Church, is an ex-member of the Bellmore Fire De¬ partment, the Bellmore Yacht Club, the local Republican organization and WHS executive chairman of the Bell¬ more ('itizens' Labor Day Committee, which organi/ution gave the village tbe most effective advertising it ever received. He leaves the village with a record of having been associated with its moat prominent men, active for its general advanceinent when oc¬ casion demanded action from theni and him.
His Centre Avenue property has been leased fo Charles Wittemann and family who will take poasession June 1. At present .Mr. SUlea it active In the making of motion pictOre produc¬ tions witb an in'iependent New York Cily company and his plans call for active work in that district up to No¬ vember, when be expects to be tran^- f'r'-e't(j California f<;r%tbe coming Vl inter and Spring.
daughter in Baltimore, .Md.
on.jed wi h .New   Yo k
,„hy
Donald Mackay in War
I.-Special to Ilroirklyn Eagle) Paris. May    12   (inuil) — liofiald   H .Mackay   of   Freeport. L. I., is one   of   Churcb   of    the the ambulance drivers at the American   City, otiii/iuting
.,111..,,.   furniture frorn one of the ii/.-uii, , •..¦,...; .;i<--... t,;.^.;^.,, .„.^..    ,,;,    ..,„ou»y
/  morning    when in the neighb'irhood of
Funeral    ge,rvice- .eorge ; L'edur Swani|i. on the    Merrick    Road.
Blick of .N'asilau Ron J   v. r-   i,    i   from   An alatm was sent t'; tbe .Mernck Fire
the St., PaUj/a Mission, VVednesday af-   Depirlnient,    who   extinguished    th<j
ternoon.   Archdeacon   Dufbeid   of   the   blaze after much of the   load had been
Iiicarnation.   Gardsn   consumed   and   i-oni*iderable    dainai."'
.Mrs. Blick bad been  done to the machine.
N. V,
%dv«rtia*BaMtt.
making   arrangements to   establish   a large fishing station here also. — Eagle.
brick. Lester Tucker,   George McKay. Harry Sullivan and Rene Riano.
--Times.
Town Board Appropriate Memorial Dav Funds
Weekly   Weather   Report
(For our readers in other localitiea)
"Are you going to plant some shrub¬ bery and trees thi-" Spring'.'   Firat-clas.s goods at riRht prices   can be obtained at Jehn J. liKiidull's Nurseries. Ocean : and KandHll Avenues,   Freeport, L.   I. ,
Coming Eveiits
At tbe regular meeting of the Town Board   of    the Town    of    Hempatead, VVedresd'tiy, June "» cafeteria in the  Tuesday af'ternoon,   the   uaual   annua! ,M. E. Church, ti to   8  p    m.,   by   the  resolution   was   passed   appronriatinjj Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.   $50 each to   Moaea   A.   Baldwin   Poat CeU *sdiauk ihealcck uver and muke '-     Friday, June 2, aeventh anniversary   and D. 8. P. Mott Poat, G. A. R.. fori vouf'own selections." J social by Ladies'Aid   Society   of  the  the  proper   eelebratmn   of   MemoriaP
^ AdvftrtlaamaBt' Lutheran Chuich, in>"Brooklyni Hall,       Day.
Military    Hospital   at    N'euilly.    near   suiferint; for some time, the end final- -'	
raris.     Ho was accepted at once npon Lv coming early Sunday morning.    She       Bellrnore Ba>,eoa|l  Team was   again hia urrivul, and has-alreudy   had   con- '» survived bv   Imt   iiushand   and  one   defeated l8"t   .^unday by the   Newfield sideral'fr experience in'jyking wounrled i*"". George.                                                    A. A., the score being 7   to   4.     Next' from the railroad   stations to the   dif Sunday the oppnaint} tearn wili be   the ferent hospitals  in   and   about   Paris. R'Knlar servies will be held at   St.   Hubbard Basebal. Ciub of Lrooklyn. ¦ Aa soon as hi- preliminary   training is I'^ul's Episcopal .Mission Sunday, with       Next TueMlay. Decoration Day,   the hun-  over, he IS feirly   certain   to   be   sent Sunday School at 2:45 p. m, and even-   'eam will play   two  games   with   the ort to the front, which is tiie ambition ing service ut 8   ( .   m.   in   charge   of ' Bellewood   Athletics.    This is one   of of all the embalance^men. Leighton Nugent   iuy reader.     This ig   ih« fastest clubs that has   ever  come On his visits to The   Eagle   Bareau '" ^*^ ^^- Nuj{*"nt's last Sunday as lay : to our village and the   local   bo>H   ex- he ii..i expressed himself as w-ll satis- reader lo th.-lffcul miasion.                       j peet to bc    consideratily   strengthened ntereating   experience. , ^^* ''"'f'*^.  '"'^'I;'   held   its   anniUBl   for this double-header.   I'he firnt game
will be called af ;: o'clock    and will b«
Friday. May 19,  dea¬ der shower at night.
Saturday, clear,   colo
Sunday,    delightful    ;i-r;ng     day; clear, warm.
Monday,    dlear,    cmiler.   rainy    at night.
Tueiday.   rainy,    overcast,    chilly, all day.
Wednesday, still   overcaat   all   day.   of work for the ambulance rm-'
Thursday, foggv  early,   cleared  off: '
hot. More Freeport News on Page 8
fied with hii^    intereating   experience.        The Ladies'   Guild   held   itf __.
He will probaljiy stay throughout   the '"'ection of ^f{ic^ra Tnursday afternoon
Summer.    If theexpected   Allied   of at'he home of Mrs. Heinman. fensive comes off, there wiii be i i. nt\
The Altar Guild wiil meet Mondav -ning at the homo of Mn. Monroe. .npstead Babylon Turnpike.
fCortinu«'d on page ^j
followed immediately fiy the second Thin shonld furnith a ijood aftemoon'g entertainment fpr all lovers of the na tional s|iort.
'fontinned on \>age 5i