Nassau County Review 19160331

              Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY,  MARCH 31  1916
N ol. XX, No. 13
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Freeport
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Benson Smith
Appointed
Postmaster
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Saturday, April Sonday Monday, Tuasday,
WednendHy, Thursiliiv, Friday Saturriiiy,
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Krank .S. .Snrkeker, Jr,. our aulhoruM.1 -.eurr- Ejentativr. is in this villaK* Kver> Tueaday. and will be pleased to receive special item*, or make appointmenta for calling for same.
VILLAGE BOARD ORGANIZES
Merrick
Bellmore
Mrs. Edward Kenney and family spent the weekend at the home of her tjrother, L. Losee.
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The appointiDPnt of Ben,'>on Sm^thto succeed Robert (J. .Anderson   mb   Post- master at FrFenort   wss   .s<?nt   to   the St^nate by PrusiaiTit Wilson   Inst   tn-i dsj morninK,   "nd   *i"   be   coDlirrncd i
this week.    The ttrm   of   Po»triiaHt«-r j and Miss Eva Pearssll of Leonard Ave- Anderson expired Ftbruary 2ii   but he   nue have secured positions with   Dou-
Miss' Marian Losee of Na8gau   Road
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ha.s been holding  uftice   until   the   ap- pointrniTit o( hij ?ocC'.'»!ior.
.Mr Saiil h j^ ;j j years ild. and has bIwhvp he*-!) cicsfly h''H<iciHtr>d with DL'mocraiii: polilicp in the ^'llhge and town       ll-   10   thf   wn   < t      !   '-rge   B.
bleday. Page & Co., at Garden City.
The   meeting;   of   the   new    Vil
Will   I'aJhttl ii now tnf^Hged   in
the tnxiuab business for himseli.
Mr Hml Mrs. Whitney Van Wicklen have returnt'd from a several weeks sojtiUrn ir Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. F P. Good, for h-v- eral years residents of Freeport, bave moved to Brooklyn.
A inurtical    tea is to be given at the ^Freeport Club   this   Friday   afternoon from 4 to 0::iO o'clock.
0. 1. I'rnithwaite will move to the stote nt'Xt tu Plump's Pharmacy, which IH to he '.hCHti'd by H. J. Raymore, Ajiril 1,
The regular n-eeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held next Thjradiiy. April 9, at 3 p. m., at the home ot Mrs. Thoma.s Lucas, 102 -North liiove Street.
.). M. Hewlett, who has been con¬ fined to his house for several weeks, was out for a short while, but is again contined to his bed. ' At last reports he is slowly improving.
        - Boerd for orgariization was beld   Mon-
.Mrs. M. .Stewart of Craig Avenue day eveninu at the villftge ottire. The has returned from Spring Village, near retiring Pre><ideiit. Roland M. I.amb, EaHt Hampton, where phe has been cn- in resigning hif chair to his successor. gaRed in nursing. Erneat S. fiandnll. made a few rem:irkH
-   - 'of   apprecmtion   fnr thi»    rr».n'...r»f'(in
Mra. M, (iolden and Mr?. Edward arid help given him by tht> menibers of Ftaynor have been visiting with .Mrs. ' (he Board during his ttrms, particu- V. G. Andrus of Lincoln Avenue. I larly during the lust year.    lie wished
I'Bper   for President
age I apiiointiiient of an olli.-iul III" vilJHge for tbe yttir. i.Hndail read a leder from James .¦^tiles, ruitor of the Nassnu Post, in v^iich he ,«aid that he understood there Willi some criticism of hia paper, be- («iw.. I l-l V >-,-¦' -^"t '" .' ¦¦ '"presenth- tive Ht the meetinga of the Board
The Hand-in-Hand League enjoyed Regular services af thf M. F^ ('hurch Bt social evening on Fridav the 24th, every Sunday morning a' lii:3o; even* when the regular semi moathly meet ing at 7:30: Sunday School in the af- iiig was lield at the bome of .Miss Vera ternoon at 2:.10; preaching by fhe pas- Thamn. tor. Rev. B. F. Ray.   All ate wilcome
An invitation frotn tht- .Men's   Club, , to these services.
inviting the League lo   join   with   the | ,  —
varioua organiiations of the villnge The regular monthly mteting of the on "Go To Chuich Sunday," was read Bellmore Board « f Trade w ill lie held by the pnsident nnd aecepteii by e\ery in Firemen's Hal' vc-^t Monday even- member present, jing.     Hiil ry E, Larson of the   Nussau
It was decided that a special   m^-et-   Light & Power Company of Roslyn   is
ing  should   be   held   at   the   home   of   exjitcted   to   be   present   and   addre.-is
Mips    May   Tween     on     Wednesday,   the meeting relative to the installation
'~^j   March 2'J, to   start   tbe   seuinK   class   of eletricity for   privHte   consumption
Mrs. M. Sizer and family of Park Avenue have removed to Brooklyn.
Miss Anna Samisch tjf Brooklyn spent the weekend with her aunt, .Mrs. (Jharles Epple, of Stevens Street.
^ .lohn Walters and family, who have resided on Colonial Aveni'e for nome time, have moved to the Bronx, New Vork City.
for the benetit of the cripj of   St.   Giles   Institution City. The   next   regular   meeting   will   be held at  the   Xieme   of   Miss   Margaitt .Schermtrl.i in on April 1 I,
d children   in'this vicinity.     The public is invited Garden   to meet with tne Board.
VVork h>.s been commenced on the erection of the sti.if building for Domii.ic Ferrarii I ;. ; .'.'.[d Avenue, neHr CrHiiil .Avrntrt*
Hra.lley'i« Stli.lio.
RKNSON SMITH Our New Postmiister
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Mrs. M. Bruhl of New Yoik Cily spent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. A. Behrens of i'raig Avenue.
Mrs. H. Aborn ef Park Avenue bus moved to the Myers faraj in the north¬ ern part of the village.
.Mrs. Charles K. Hamaker and Mrs. Charlea Epple viaited .Mrs. Mary 1-. Seaman,    mother   of   Mrs.   HamakM,
i lest Monday, at the home of Mrs. Wil¬ liam T. Golder, Archer   Street,   Free-
; port.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Behrens   of   Craig j I Avenoe cele'irated their tenth wedding • i anniversary on Friday   of   last   week, i assisted by the Ladies' Aid Society ofj the   Lutheran    Church   of   Freeport. j
a report of the meetings in the current isjue. He covettd thf honor of the all pt.i8sibl.! succes.i to Mr Randall, j appointment highly, aiid would tppre who wi:uld "have the soliile.=>t backing cisite another cliiit:C'- lo make good If of any miin who has ever presidtd in le violated the trusr aunin. he w.^uld the chair." I welcome a   tranafer.     Trustee   Btdell
In taking the chair, Pre-ii'leni    lian-i iiioverl that a liai/ot iie thkeii, Httuoded 1 dall remarked tlmt it waf H innttnr   of j liy '1 lustee .Vlaxeon,    iit;d   the   Nassau        Services at the t'hurch   of   the   Re- inte- se gratification and   honor   to   be   I'osil was selected hy a vote uf three to i deemer Sunday, the Fourth in Lent, at elected   Prtsidmt of our   vill;ige,   and'two. "' ^ 11 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock   P.   M.
especially hy .so cunclUiiive a vole.    Ho j     Tberf was only Wie   upplication   for , (.'. lebrHlion uf the   Holy   Communion, wanted tj Ihank e'erjone    who   voted   appointment fi r Vtreet Cnmirissioner, ll.ituny, .sermon.     Evening Prayer and for him and the friemls w ho worked sojM. F. Bond, lie retiring   commission- | sermon.      The   Church   School    meets       i|„, retnilar monthlv meetinL t 1 har i for him on   Election   Day.    when ; er, who wus UnBnimou.-ly re appointed ! each Sui.day in  the   Parish   House   at ;-jj^jfj ujg,pjj.( j^^   ^j^ij^.^^     Assoc'iat   '"
be held   al   Firemen's   Hall   next
Samuel Wilson hns   been   lirawn one of the Trial Jurors for   the   Apri term   of    the   Supreme   Court   whi open? at Mineola next Mondav.
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1(1 o'clock. The Camp Ground Sunday '-"chool meets at 3 o'clock in the fire Jiill of Company No. 2 on Camp Ave, '.Vomf:n'.'! .Auxiliary to the Board of .Missicns and for locil work meets L aci) 1 hursday in the Parish House at _'.3d V ith tea at 4 o'cli;ck. The G, F. S. meets on Fridavs iit 3 "/> and 7,'30 I'. .M. Boy Scouts meet Thursdays at 7.30 P. .M. Cooking class on Satur- ixy.s at 9.'311 .\. M.
The regular ouarterly   report of the Freeport Bank, published   in   this   is  i
sue    shows  an encouraging   condition : Smith, oelter known as   George                                                     ,             ¦ ..
of finances, with the resource.s between \ Smitb, now residing in California, but! Games were enjoyed, together with a
$800 000 and $900,000. , for many years active   in   Democratic   mock   wedding   in   which   Mrs.    Olaf
 '¦ —                             politics in this section.     He   was   one | Magnusson   impersonated   the groom
The Freeport Arts Club will hold its , of the organizers of the   Freeport   Ice j and M". Behrens acted as   the bride,
OL'R   VILLAGK   cFFU lALS. Top row. left to right —.N'ew Tru.'^tec John 11. Mahnken, (""lerk   Shea,   Trus¬ tee Maxson. Health Ollii'tr Runcie;   Leo   Fi.«hel   (coun.sel).     Bottom   row- Trustee Wiliiam.s, Retirii.,L': Pres, Lamb. Pie.^iileiit Kainlall,   Triij-itec   Bedoll Photo by Freeport Studio
Thursjay evening.
The   recent thaws have plaved havoc with several of   (he   Peekskill   gravel and macadam roads in   this   neip,hbor- hr.ud.     Bedlord .\vei.ae, fron; the rail¬ road to Grand Avenue, has been iiadly cut to pieces, while Grand   Avenue, in the   vicinity   of Firemen's Hall, is so badly torn up (hat,it is impassible, ex¬ cept on the sides.      The Merrick   Road ^Hending   ttn   i» also a succession  .^f   liiils   and   hol- jlows.     TbesH streets should   have   the (iroiniit attention of tbe proper author- :     Miss Miklred 11,li, hK.mg finished a I *''^'^ "' ''""" "«'f^^ vveather   permit.s. j successful and enjoyabie tirst term   at j     w.,rk|h»s been resume.l on the   tiv. the New Paltz .Normal, will sptMul   the   houses   being   built   by   Qeorge   Rey I spring vacation at her^home   ber-   ar- I „„,j, j..^ ,h,, Long Island Realty Com" I n.ing ttday. p^py   „„ ^^^^^^ property near the depot.-
"vlrs. R    Narwood la_\ s at A tlanticC'ity.
regular meeting at 3 o'clock \'onday. April 3, at the Methodist Church. The subject of Ur. lyenaga's lecture will be "From Vladivostock via Har¬ bin to Uairen."
Owing to the serious illness of Mra. Delafuente's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Deutsch, Mr. and Mrs. S. Delafu- ente and family have taken up their residence in New York City for the next few weeks.
Fuel ('om[)any, from which he retired a short tirne ago.
I'olitically, he has been for aeveral years District Committeerr.an, and has made a splendid record for the regis¬ tration and voting of his party in the district he has represented.
Fraternally and socially he is an active member of Freeport Lodge No. 12ri3, B. O. P, Elka.
A Brilliant Recital
while Mrs. C. W. Mahnken played the wedding march. Light lefreshrnenta were served to the guests, the tables being beautifully decorated for the oc¬ casion. Mr. and Mrs. Behrens were the recipients of many beautiful pres ents. The following ladies were pree¬ ent: Mesdames Koster, Munns, J. W, Mahnken, C. W. Mahnen, J.J. Boland, Kairs, Matthias, Magnusson, Schmidt, Yonger, Newmann, Plump, Wilkins, Dunker and Bruhl.
Thomas    Ferguson   of   211    Smith'     „,, f        ,     , m    . ^'^*    '''''^'*'   Skidmore    wna    very
inomas     ''"^u""" 1 he many   fnends of young   Maater   agreeably   surprised by about   twenty
Street h.-J^ «^e«pted a responsible pos.    ^,„,„,,i„,   Ri^.^^d VanRees.    the   (if-   of her friends at her home on  Stevens
h   I  M       MilU   LTbeen rianaeine  ' t««^"-y«" "'«' -'" "^ «'• »"''    ^'"-   C.   Street last Saturday evening.   Various which Mrs   M lier has been managing    a. VanUees of 170 Lena Avenue,   who L.nies and ,lancing   were   enjoyed   by i ""'.V one'etiring, and are   deserving a since the   death   «f   Mr    Miller    who . ^^^^ ^^ j^^^ ^^^^^^^^1    musical   ability, laii     „ '....,,-        ,..,.,    . ,
was one of the largest  stockholders m ..xpncting to hear something good i served
; the opposition was pretty well snowed ' at a salary of .*a.50 per day.   His bond I under.    The contest had   been   a   fair ! was fixed at $.'iO'i.
and honorable one,    and   no   one   need |      Mr. Riindan   .".iid   that he fireferreil I apologize.     Mr. Randall was especial- ! ly gratified by the results on    the   ap- ' proDriations.    which had   been carried
by majorities ranging  from 89 to 2.'jO.
Theso appropriations carried expendi- i tures of $39,.')()0, of which $32,000 was
tc be raised by direct tax Tins was ! the largest sum    that   had   ever   been
voted in the village to be raised by di- ' rect taxation in any one year, anil he ; thought it   showed   the   confidence   of
the peoiile lo a very great extent. I     "I want to thank you Mr. Lamb, for ' yuur kind interest, and the devotion yo\i i have shown to the work.     You are the
the company.
Howard E. Pearsall haa moved from the Review Building to the house re¬ cently bought by him at 31 East Ave¬ nue. Tbe rooms vacated by Mr. Pear¬ sall are now occupied by Mrs. Hoff man. whose aon, Geurge HofTman, is employed by the Nassau County Re¬ view.
Charles D. Hildreth of Sayville and John A. Mott have opened a lunch room at Rmlroad Avenue. Mr. Hil¬ dreth was in the restaurant business with his fath'er ut Sayville for 10 years, and is well qualified fur the work, and Mr. Mott will make an act¬ ive assiatant. They have a pretty, neat place, and a successful business ia predicted tor them.
The guests present were; at tbe organ recital given by him at : Misses Mildred Thorne, Jennie Skid- t,Me Presbyterian Church Tuesday ev I niore, Marian Baldwin, Irene Chester, ening, but they were happily surprised Edna Stevens, .Mbv Wright, Ethel at the sustained excellence of the pro- | Wright, Ethel DeMo'tt, Isabella Lister gram from the beginning to the end. and Freda Lister and Messrs. Harry Master VanRees has been taking organ ^Golder, Charles Smitb, Fred Losee. lessons frum Prof,^ Rogera of Hemp-j Kenneth Raynor. Ralph Raynor, Eili stead   and    Roslyn   only    about      six ] ott Raynor and Raymond Ruppert.
months.    Since   October   he   has   had 	
charge of the organ at the Pressyter- The annual meeting of the Woman's ian Church and has handled it to the , p]xchange, which had been postponed entire satisfaction of ihe congregation '' from March 6, was held Monday, who in the year   previous   had  grown   March 27,   ai   the   home   of   Mrs.   L
done.     You have devoted a lot of your
time to the villuge anil have been sut
'cesi-ful.     1 shall   try to follow in yonr
^footsteps, and if I succeed, as well   as
you and tbe Presidents preceding you,
I shall feel tbat    I   have   merited   the
confidence of the voters.
One of the arguments   used   against , me on Election Day was the fact   that
I had large real estate interests.    The
vote showed that the people of Fret • ; port had u higher opinion of my hon- ! esty and integrity than to believe that
I would use my office for personal    in- endeuvor to merit
deeply   attached to the   brilliant,   fin   | Haas, on Hart Avenue.    The  meeting i terests, and I sha ishetl    and Rrtistic work of Mrs. Fred    was well attended and a very pleasant j this confidence."
erick C. S. Knowles. i evening was enjoyed. !     As Mr. Randali took his seat a large
Master VanRees, ably assisted by! The yearly report of the secretary i flora'hofse shoe waa brought into the Miss Rose VanJlees, who contributed i was read, which clearly set forth the ' room and presented to him by Coun to the enjoyment of the evening two fact that the membera had all worked I se''^'' Leo Fishei un behalf of his numbers, Dudley Buck's "Fear Not j industriously during the oast twelve j fr'euds- Mr. Fishel said that this was Ye O Israel" and De Koten'a render-' months. The treasurer's report was | "»i"nbolical of the success we deaire Prt»«iH«»nt P«ndall As Host   '^ °^'^'P'*"'''' ^^®*"'°'^"''    ^*'*  ^'*^'  then presented which was very   grati-i for you.     We congratulate you and the
t^rCMUCnt Kami^i^/^ _       j ter was very warmly received and  the   fying to the membera as   a   nice   bal-   people of Freeport. "
Village President Randall has invit-I proidngjj     applause      shonld     huve   ance is on hand for the coming   year's I     President   Randall "This   is   more ed a namber of those who   assisted   in j i,rought  another  number   from   Miss   work. than I expected.    I appreciate it,  and
bis election  on   March  21   to  be   hisjvanRees.    Her voice,   which  haa guests   at a beefatoak   dinner   at   the   vvays been of clear and   brilliant   tone Commercial JHotel on Saturday   even- i quality, is growing in richness and vol¬ ume.
.Master Lawren
ing of thia week.
Another Factory for Freeport/^
Capt. Jamea Hanie has Meased the top floor ot his building on Rai'road Avenue to the Classic Mfg. Co. of New York City. The new owners will take possession on April 15 and open a lactory for making knitted goods. They intend to employ between 40 and .SO girls and th^re will also be 5 or ("> men to attend to the overseeing of tbe work and the employees.
To Build Synagogue
The Purim b.il! and bazaar given bj the Hebrew residents of Freeport in Brooklyn Hall on Thursday evening, Murch 23. was i successful and pleas¬ ing aflfair. Th.- ; roceeils amounted to $20a, which wi'l. . il.!' a iiind (ur the purpo-io of    building   a   synago;4ue
e   Smitli,   Ihe ot   Mr.    and
thir- Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Edwards, sr., who has ! the interest you have shown,  from the been president   of   the   Exchange   for '¦ bottom of my heart." several years, refused the   nomination ;     The Board then proceeded with   the again, as she found that she would   be   regular business   and   adopted   resolu-* unable to attend to   the   work   of   the   tions as follows:
otiice as'faiihfully aa she   had   in   the
Regular meetings lo be held first and third Thursdays of euch month at a p. m.
Treasurer's isalary Hxtd at $900   per
teen year-Old
Charles D. Smith,    of   .West   Merriek   past.    Mrs. Henry F. Smith of Charles Road, who has   been   rendering   occa    Street   was then elected to the   presi- sional solos at the Preshyteria Church,   dency, with Mrs.   Charles   Morgan   of also made his debut   in   recital,   with   Union Place as first vice president and , >«"''.   bonds of S2.'),ooo    with   two   or two classic numbers.     His clear boy's   Mrs. F^ed Mollineaux as   second   vice   more secureties.
soprano,   his   iierfeet   self-possession, ; president.     Mrs. L. Haass was chosen ¦     Sylvester    P.    Shea   re engaged   as and his truenesa of   note,   combine   to  secretary   and   Mrs,     Rebecca   Stuart   c'erk at salary of SI25 per month, make his singing   a   real   treat.     He, • treasurer. Miss Blanclie   Rhodes   as   asaistant
too. was encored very persistently but       Following the business meeting   the i c'erk at .ftjO per mont-.   !2^s3|-• !^»Si5 did not respond. ; hostess   served   refreahments,    after       Henry E. Ryder as re.ider of meters
.•\rlhur   BendiT, a popular   F'reeport I which a iileasant aocial hour   was   en-I at ?S0 per montb ; bend of these   three boy.    vvas a straiiger   to   most   of   the [ joyed.
audience, as a violinst. He carried' The next regular meeting will be his part 'iir witb j^reat credit tr. him-1 held thia coming Monday, April 3, at self.    The indir,n'r»ible quality of ac- | ihe home of Mrs. Conrad Gaenger.
laying uver the appointment for polici oflicers until the regular meeting oi the Board, which will by held Thurs day, A| ril i'< The followitif: appliiii tions fer (oiice otficers were received Wilbur D. Rider, Art'iur C. Smith Peter Elar, ("'larence M. VanRijier, Milford F. Van Kiper. Thiodore A. G's sell, Xi. Riley Raynur, Marshall C Smith,
Presiilent Ranilnil Miinoiimeil llien) pointment   of coniinitt-e?   as   follows- Ligh(- Maxsi'n and Williams. Water—Bedell ami .Mahiiliin Streets—Entire Hoaiil Supplies — Randall ami Bi •Itli Police anil  License     IJHniiall Finance-   Bedell, .Ma.xsun,   'vVilliani- Mabnktti, or a majority. Assessors—Entire Board Sidewalks   -WillianiH unil .Vlaxsoii Power   liouse-   Kaniiall and Beilell Purk     Mahnken anil linndaM 'i'rustee Maxson requested the Streel Commissioner to    iinmetliatuly   repair L'uig Beach Av: nue. iosl   norlh of hi?- (Trustee    .Muxson's)    resilience.       He thought the r. Her   h1;i jld   be   brouglil down as the road whs in "horrible con dition, " but the Strtt-L   (Commissioner did not think it prn'iical at tne    pres ent time.     He would, hawever, repair this road for .Mr. Maxson at once.
J;A|Cu to-Church Sunday evening will I be^he ll in the Churcb of the Redeemer , this .-jnd..y. (larLiciiiarly for Hit I^len's ; Club,   but   with   invitulions   sent    tu
Primaries for all the polil ic;**^ par¬ tiea will be held next TuHsday, .Ajicil 1, Ijelween the hours of 3 and 9 p, ni. In this district they   will   be   held   at
j other organizations in   the   village   to   Firemen's  Hull   as   usual.     James   J. join.    Tbe general public is especially ' Molloy, at present Repullican District
I invited.    The time^is 8 o'clock.
Harry G. Muller who has been de- I tained at home here from businesa Iwith H severe attack of tonsilitis is I ab< ut again.
Fred. Schaardt of Bellmore is put- tint; an addition on the house ot .\. C. Doane on .Merrick^^-A^'e., a billiard luiini downstairs ami a bed room, bath, atul sleeting po'ch upstairs.
(icu. Dn |ier,   the  sun   of   tin-   Rev, am! Mrs, Frank Draper of this   place, ha-- Kiccei.sfully iiasaed   the   examina tiiiis   in   wireless   telegraphy   of   the Marconi School   and   will   shortly   re  i ceive a ship appointment.jj; John,    the' other s.ii   if .Mr. and iMra,   Draper,    is '. 8Ui!Vring froni a heart;   ulTeL'tion,   and i uuler the cart-ol Dr.    ilolcutoii   is   in beii fur[h period.
X'ommitteeman, and John J. Kedell. who holds a similar position in th» Democratic Party, are both candi¬ dates for re-election, and   neither   haa
; any opposition. A .Stute ('ommittee- man on each ticket is alao to be bal¬ loted for.
I Adam Emeigh, sr,, bas kolil the ! .-iluoi) yacht Reliance to Cupt. John ; Brush of Merrick who   expects to   use
the   boat    in    Southern    waters    next
Winter,
F. M, Wood i.B moving one ut hia icottag'S from the Water View de¬ velopment to his recently acquiretl .property on Jackson's Creek.
,     John J. Bctlell is erei-ting al cottage i on liellmore Avenue, near ibe^dock.
('a|)i, Adam Emeigh bus .-(old to S. Hubber of Brooklyn the launch Fran¬ ces, formerly owned by T. Wilkins,
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. Mrs, Samuel Benner ami fumliy have returned tu their home on Hempstead Heub-vHrd after a stay in Manhattan fl r the last tW(j{months,
.Monthly fire ^meetings^are   due   on Monday and Tuesday, No.j2 on Monday
A suiprise supper will be held in tbu ' M   E. (,'hurch this   Saturduy   evening,
April 1, from 0:30. All are invited 1 to be present.  A pleasant evening and
lots of surprises are in store.
.u,,.,,        . -„ .-        The annual meeting for the election
at 8.J5 in headtjuarters on Carnp Ave. ^ of officers of   (he ladies' A.d   Society and No. 1 on Tuesday ut 8.00 P. M.      i^t the M. E. Church   will   he   held   at
the home of .Mra. Seitz on Onter Ave¬ nue next Thursdty afternoon, April'd. A full attendance of the members'iis requesteti and frifndy ure inviteil.
cur.i: y of f>!r!ir;d torch wire very manif.'st. 'Vhi-re wis n->t a false tone {"• eithit "!' tile diflicult selections he reiidert'.i.     The Berceuse fioin Jocelyn
was su well done that    it   bud
Freeport      Tbe site for   this   building   thu.-^irtstic leception.
an   en-
A dance will be heid at the Board of Trade Hal on Friday evening, April 7, under the auspices of the Board of Trade Realty Co,
hus not been settled on as yet, but ceiitial part of Frecport ia whut the committee desire for this purpose. Cudman H. Frederick hss ottered to donate a lite in the soulhctly section of Fieeport.
TthS Society has the following   oili- ctrs:  H. JJjirBSch,    president;   C.   M. Goldberg, vice president; H. Straus of Roosevel-t,    secretary;   L.   Freedman. treaaurer.    The   committee uitt;iui.-i to ' hold a vaudeville entertaiiimenf in l le ^ near future, but no dejinite plans have | been made us y»«t. !
The   Society   has   iea'^ed   Broiiklyn; Hun for on8y<'ar^iirfttnr-m»;f(ine^a«.^ - hoid here.     If a auitabie site and sUtVi- cieiit I'linds can ' '• o'.itained the Society will start to erect the   synagogue th:? , iiuinmer. *   ' j
"(JTry my special box of cut Howlers, . 7St for the weekend. C. R. Anker-, I flori^t. Rockville Centra. L. I.; tele-j jihont connection; delivery atrywher,.>, ! AdvertlseniKiit
Miss Eisie   Hansen of Nassau   Road bv   ill-
The   aiiiiieiiee   was  large,   ncttwifh stading the rain, very completi-ly   fill-   has been confined to her hon inp the churcb.     Friends from   ahroniL ness f.ir two weeks. present and vied v/ith the    many
were
honif    friends   in  congratulating   the
young artiats at the close    ' 1'   the
cit'i'.
VVccKiy Weather Report
(For our readeis iii otiier  '.ui.aHlitsi
Friday, March 24 (ground still cov¬ ered several inches .'nowl ; ciear ard warm, unow inelting
Saturday, yvHrin. snow melting .Vas;, nice Spriti); da;,. Sunday, name snc.v gone otf roads and walks, alth-iii'.i large heaps still left.
Mondiiy, 4ame. H Tue.sday,   snnw   about   gone,   wtirir and overcaat, heavy rain in evening.
W»dne«d»y,-uiLerc&3^t. and    waiui. •huwerii.
TliUrsdM*-   -'   - ' ¦¦•¦^--
Mr. and Mrp. H'hrry Kat^i of Nas.sa Road announce the arrival \of a gir bo.-n .Monday, .March 27.      \
fixed at $5on uach
Cullector'.s bond fixed at S.SOOO.
Supply Committee authorized to pro¬ cure nece.-isary coal for the power house.
Presidenf autbo.-izid to aign nionthiy warrants, and fixed charges lor' the ensuing ytar.
President Rundell of folice.
Treasurer instructed to apply ali money receivetl from tax arrears tn- ward.-! payment of ;iote uf 58500 bor¬ rowed from First National Bank, in anticipation of taxes.
Supply comroittte in.^tructed  to   se--"-"^ t;ure a scow   load of Peekskill   gra/el   '""ai' ' as soon as p¦^^^ibll.'. and  arrange   with'
Frederick Peteison of Hen^y   Street: Street Committee for improvement  of;
roads.
The Freepoit Bank    and   Firgt   Na-       •'¦ tional Bank apprtived nu   depoaitorie?,   ¦' o ' and they are to submit verified,   item     ' ized statements of accounts at thefirr't meeti.tg of the-'.Bt at-d in each   month.
This fiiiisKed' the work which hail been already laid out for action, un '- the appointment of attorney was then tuken up. Trustee Bedell moved tiiut I,eo Fishel be engaged ua village coun¬ sel, at a reasonable compensation for services rendered. Trustee Maxson seconded the motion, which waa car¬ ried unanimously. (Continued on pi^g.   , The next onler of h'.i?!ne<:= -• .
Prominent
Officials Robbed
When Sheriff Stephen P. Pettit re- turned on the 12 o'clock train from'¦ Samuel Kilpatrick, jr,, and family. New York Saturday evening, he went ' who have resided in (Joronu for anum- into his house by the rear door, instead ' her of years, huve moved to tnis vii- of the front door as WHS hig usual cus-i lage. They will make their home tom, anil evidently as he came in the with Mr. Kilriatrick's parents pending one door an uninvited guest went out | the completion of their new house in the front door, taking with   him   jew-   the Samuel Wilson development.
eIry to the value of about SiOil   which .        ~	
1 .- had tuken from various   druwers in BuSinCSS Men ACtlVC
the Pellit house. Mrs. Pettit was' At the regular monthly meeting of -I ending the night with her sister, ! the Busineas Men's Assoi-iutiun h.-ld ,\lr.s. Frank Horntieck, und the house at the otiice of C. M. Flint. Railroud WHS temporarily vacant, so that the Avenue. Tuesdav evening, the new burglars had the whole evening to ' Village President, Ernest S Randall, work in and thoroughly ransacked the, made an address, in which he suid he SEVEN FT.   FLORAL   HORSESHOE j P'"*^"' ''"'*''"'''"">'**'•'''*' '¦'Cfpelled to   wou'd be glad to co operate   with   the
leave before they had    finished      Mrs.   Asaociation   in   ull   its  elftirts to help Pettit had taken   most of her   jewelry   promote the general welfare of the vil- with ber, also $60 in cash belonging to   Uge, har mother. •     a committee   wa.? ap)!ointed to work
Ihe same evening the reaidence of ' in conjunction with the Mernck Civie Hirum R. Smith on North Bergti, AsHoeiation to enueuvor to have proper Pluce. was entered Mrs. Smith is at raised platforms at both atations, ao Southern Pinei,, N. C, and the houae ia in charge of Mias Hattie .Smith, wbo wus in the cily for the duy. Ori I er return homei about 8 o'clock, abe thought .she htard sorneoiM! in the h,-iiac and called a neighbor and made an inv ..tigntiori: It waa found that the viMiors hnd left in   h   hurry,   and
Preaented to Preaident  Ran by his Frientls
Phulu by I- rrteport Studii;
VISIT TO I'OLICiJ HEADQUARTERS After the Hoard atljcurnHd, Chief of Police Ru ;dal. invited the membera tt viait police heudijuarters. All th» olli¬ cer- h; ! iil en i? .'."ttd to appear, I Lointed Ch'icf vvliere iney were inirtductd to the new member of the Bourd. Truste Mahn¬ ken. President Randall told the pt.lice that he v.a? ii't v,-( r-nly to make  hi?
hua been confi h^nvy cold.
Mrs. Rodi?r,   i, this   place,   vcaa while   shopping    oi Biooklyn, recently. ic htr home, where, serious condition.
designat wcu d at until !'
I'ng veftr,   and
I woiporHnl V
^«fore they had time to take anything   p-
that peraon." rojld [iroperly get off the trains, the iireHint platforms being entiri'iy too luw for convenience.
Another cunimittce was appointed to eu r.] I rate with ;lhe .Msa.»Hpei|uaiAs- -¦¦MiiU' ri in an endeavor to move the |,ri:: - ' 11 ''^ (."-t some trolley iinn Amityville and 1
ft-rnit".'   !i:M'«.:ni     if
taken   seriously,   ili
:in    Fulton ,   Street,
She was reVioved
he   is   still .ir.   a
at.
The Ro?evelt Candy Kitchen, a branch ot the Hempstead and Hiijks- vilie Candy Kitchens, op^-ned up iWat Saturday with a full li'i> ¦ f ¦•••ndy, ke cream, etc
¦ -iv.;:   h;_ ;ra   more   ex '-       -    ¦ lerv   line,   sold
oul to L. Micbiiuii,    and   purchased   i. chicken farm at Merrick, which he ha
•'ick Prize Spc^«ker,s
I Or preliminary speakin;? ¦• t. .-i ; ttrmine the two R'adent-    •¦'   •¦¦••• ' '¦' .-"I-t F'reeport High ¦•
;l   ieare  "'•"-Suffolk intcrsc; ryiiitb-   »"K   contest,   will!,. a ior a cVntjc .port High School uudiu>i line:     .Mr.   day evening, April 12. -er   two boys wiil he choaen. .,)   T.    .Moulton ifi roHch'ng   the   .¦'tijfienls so        .Amerg th-)=i   ¦,',ho havo entt-ft-.' nre
v:    : 	
Scituol .'tUetinji!; Ma\
.f
ntly disponed of
!ie !)ni!t/'>: .-¦':::        meeting
'   .-'-I- No.   9   t*i!i   i,«
i "!. ' -I Scbcol, Tuea '
<*ve:.:  , .       • trannHction   af
businesa us uauai at that nrieeling.    At
that meeting a truatee will be elected
¦L--    V.    i .e.s-   in r'a-ie ff C.   Dwii.'ht   rti.ker.   whoa*
Two Ki'rL"»nd   '""> "' '^"''^'' **''"' - ''"'V 31. l^DJ-
ML-S    Etbel       '^' '*"* f's^-'ing the Board will pres-
ent to the voteri? 'f   'his   district 4,ha
qoeution   of   the   proper   beating   and
ventilating of the Grove Street School,
about which something roust  be  dona
at once.
Mnra Frpcparf N^w* on Page 8
Ktliii.-f Uioji.,,,,   .VIiK.* ciinne Sy-
.Mhs .Marie lHahiiUfn, .\|i«.t Mur-
"'    -        .loseph   Pettit,    Mervin
i Gii)lar,,.Arthur Bender,
.^r.hiir   Connor   und
To Give "The Nest Egg"
Thj Mask rmd Wi? Club will g,ve thi'l play wt the CT\:'.tl Theatre, T-iem dny   and    Weriii.-ir-iM.    J\i.r,-. -.'.i; ^nd -ii^