Nassau County Review 19100819

              Freeport Official Paper
FREEPORT, N. V., FRIDAV, AUG. 19, 1910
Vol. XV, No. 43
FREEPORT NEWS
John   K. Eldridge   and   fanhily   are autumobiiing in tiie White Mountains.
The  Village  Board of Trustees hold its regular meeiing tonight.
Com^munications
Robert Smith   junior   partner at the Review office is taking his annual vaca- Belmont Walters of Archer | tion this week.
Mrs.   S atreet haa returned from Wayne,   Pa., much improved in trealth.
We have received the following in¬ teresting eomrrunication from a reader who is spendi\jg some time in the de¬ licious climatp of Maine: i
February 13, 1906, three women' turned   started   from Freeport and   Northport
Mrs.   Jere   S.   DeMott has       ,     t>        r>     l    t.     • ~r-- e,	
home   after  spending  a  few   tlays   in   l^^J^J^ ^Tt'^]!: _fu-'' A'..*°5.t^ =?..?/  3"^^   regarding Raymond J. .Miller and Albert Earle  Port Jefferson. ^ "     -----     --.* - *
are    enjoying     an     automobile   trip.     „      „„,„,,      . ,,
throuhg the northern states. ,     ^^v. G. T. Eddy of Huntington i.s to
/             ! preach in the Presbyterian (hurch next
ThcSfisses   Corlett  of Pine  street i Sunday morning. are stopping for two   weeks at Pough-
Local Topics
It isn't to late to give the men at the power house eaatj^ a week's vaca¬ tion- -they are entWleiJto it. No men in the village employ wprk harder.
Speaking of the new   villagf   ordin-
from the cold weather and Jack Frost. They travelled under the firm name of "S. H. S." They boarded at the Heckert   Mansion,   Palm   Beach,   and
auto    speeding   tbe Brooklyn Times says:
"It is expected that the new law will have considerable effect in stop¬ ping speeding throughout  the village.
were so pleased with the attention and   ,ijjj( f       ^j,    ^^  „    j,^    ,^
Rev. W. M. Carr is announced to preach in the M. E. Church Sunday morning and evening.
Olive   Patt^son   is   leader   fpr   the
sie and the Catskill Mountains.
George Klingbiel of Richmond Hill, a former Freeporter, was m town Tuesday looking after his real estate interests. _   _    _ , in   the   Presbyterian   Church; subject,
Valentine Smith of Church   St. with ^ "^"^^ "nder Difficulties." his   two  daughters starts   Saturday to spend   the   balance of the   summer in Connecticut.
service that when the family moved to Maine they decided at once to renew their acqaintance and trip to Norridge¬ wock, Maine. We added another member to the "firm" by the   name of
Lots of othera have  about the  same opinion.
The Village Board had some  discus- at its last meeting regarding   and
V D      1  . »•      c     1        •  v.*   •^""^^-     ^"^ •'^°""*^ '"^'y   arrived   from   (,„ ^.f,ich taxes have not l.een paid, but
Young  People s meeting Suntiay mght   Freeport the clay   following   by w«>-of  ^lu, p^t do   .-.nvthing   about   it.    There
in     Tnt.     htretarttrrart art     I   rnifntt •    ctiliic.r        r».._._      _i...\    i    • i »_ji ;_ - ~
Families wishing to take teachers to 1 board and room will send word to A. j E. Barnes, Superintendent of   Schools,
The   City of Brooklyn   has  engaged i ^'"^^P"'"-'^' ^J	
Boston, and so* we have included her in t^e firm. We left New York City August i^, 1910, via Maine Steamship North Star for Portland at 10 a. m. A very calm delightful trip, meeting other friends from Freeport   and   Glen
is from $6000 to §8000 still unpaid on this year's taxes and lots more for pre¬ vious year.s, as some people consieler it che.'iper to let their taxes run than to burrow money to pay them with, and the village has to raise that mueh more
the filling in of the old "Geo. Rock pond" in Bennington Park, on request! of the Board of Health. !
We acknowledge receipt of a postal' from Chief Van Riper at the firemen's : convention at Watertown. Of course , it's a picture of the fire department.     !
Cove on the boat,    bound for  different   f^^  taxes   as each year the number  of
The South Shore Yacht Club will hold an old-fashioned barn dance atthe club house Saturday evening; quadrilles       lanciers     and     Virginia  r.^r.V;;tion"abou78
reels, will be the special order of the evening and no one is to be allowed on the dancing floor except in costume.
parts of Maine.
Arrived i>: Portland about 7:30 a. m.
Tuesday.    Portland is WO  miles   from
New York.   We took trolley for Union
a.   m.   Tuesday,
leaving at 11:50 a. m. far Norridge- wach, changing at Oakland at 1:32 p. m., arriving at our journey'.s   end at 2
peojile who do not pay their taxes nat¬ urally increases. It i.^ not fair to those of us who pay our taxes promptly that the rest should be allowed to es¬ cape the penalty of letting their bills run for years.
The assessed valuation of  the   town
At   the   last  meeting of  the South Shore  Yacht  Club eight new members
p. m. It seems a continual treat all this year will be abont $70,000,000, the time, carriage rides every dijy. A ' increased from about 523,000,000 last camping trip next week at North Lake. . year.     All   assessed  valuations  were
the  Board   of
pon    instructions
loads, 18 in number, and a lunch fit for  from   the  Nassau   Grand  Jury.    This
a king, packed in a hamper   that  once  does not  mean  that  your  assessment
„.....„..„.-.._ ^ _.  i Reserved"t1cketrmTv"b«"nroTu're'd'"at  belonged to Joseph Jefferson, the great  must be   2J   times   what   it   was   last
Mrs. J. H. Manken, 85LenaAve. ;pro-j«««"-veaiicKet8m^^ actor, imported from England, to Green  year, but  that  figure  is  taken  as   a
tho   r iifhoi-Qn   hox office, Johnston 8 or  Smith &   Be-   „      '.  . ^     ,.   ,.        .   .i.   I       ^ nnn t-e *¦ t^      •    *
the  Lutheran. ^^^^^ Mountam,   climbing   to the top   1,000^ basis   of   computing.      Por  instance,
" ' /•-«*   ...ur.-„ .^n ...^.,1^   „„,*   flyg   lakes
The baseball team of Freeport Coun¬ cil, No. 57, Jr. 0. U. A. M., announces
were elected.    The Club voted to  join j p""^*  ^Jj^ tfJTi*^t^«on^ r.l'lfnnll'rl' tf^Zt  Yesterday, the   12th, we started   from   Increased  250 per cent, the American Power Boat Association, j ^^^^^^^^ coi^edy  drai^a  '"The  Littk  ^^^ ^°"^^ ^^ ^ ''*^ "' "'"   ^^"   carriage  Assessors    acting    upc
An apron and   necktie  festival   will | D"*^^'??^-" ^^ ^^'^.S'g'nond Opera House be held next Thursday on the lawns  of j "«''* Friday evening, August 26, 1910.
to
ceeds to be  dontfted
Church. ,  , ,        ^ „
.        _        ' Ithe  committee,    namely:    Samuel  T.
Village Clerk   Sylvester P.   Shea   is \ Raynor, Frank S. Snedeker, Henry  S. on a well-earned vacation to the  Fire- j Starr and Stephen  P. Pettit. men's Convention at Watertown,   tak- '¦
ing in various other points of interest, I OBITUAKY
including  trip   through   the  Thousand ; DONALD E. MACKEY.
Islands.    He is acoropanied by  Archer;     News   of  the  death  of  Donald   E. B. Wallace. j Mackey, for a number  of years a resi-
. "'",   " ident  of  this village, but who   had  of
The chairmati of the General Com- ] iate resided at 33 Irving place, Brook- mi ttee of the Fire Department Garni-. jy^^ „hich occurred suddenly on Satur- val, J. Huyler Ellison, requests young j-Jav in Yellowstone Park, Wyoming, ladies who are   willing to help  the de- '     "
feet, where we could eee five lakes. ] the City of New York was $1,000,000 We had powerful field glasses with us. ' last year. This year they are $2,800,- This is only one of the many fine trips ¦ 000, having added considerable proper- in store for us, the firm of S. H. S. ' ty. since last assessment was fixed, and Paterson. Incidentally, they are asking that their
  valuation   be   reduced     to    $650,000.
Freeport L. I. Aug. 17. They have taken the heart of the town from one end of the town to the other, and now want to get out of paying taxes accordingly.
.Mr. S. F. Pearsall, Editor Nassau County Review.
Dear Sir:—In your   last   issue,   you made reference to the   objection which
A   man   who   has   the   interests   of
I raised at the annual   school   meeting   Freeport thoroughly at heart suggested
to me the   other   day   two   important
... , in a coaching accident, caused profound concerning the item for $500 placed in partment by assisting in the tag day I j,egi.et among his large circle of the budget by the Board of Education propositions for our village—the work on Labor Day to send him theu i friends. ' for a clock system at the Pine Street quiring of a public park and of a pub- ""'"'^*- _ i Details of how Mr. Mackey met his School, and calculated that my share •'« dock- both of which matters are ^ „ , .V, p fU I ! death, have not reached here, but ac- ofthe cost would be 28 cents. I do entitled to prompt consideration of our Un bunday oie i;-pwortn, j^eague i ^^^j^jg to report the coach in which not know if your calculation is as near people. The plot of ground on At- meeting in the M. t. Church will be in jyj^. Mackey and wife were riding correct as the statement in a previous 'antic avenue just west of Bedeii street charge ot Miss .Mane f arKerson, as-1 3^^.^,.,^ a cavein and he was killed, issue of your paper that I advocated an 's the bestlthat is available for the sisted by Miss Katherine Khodes; top- ¦ j^j^g Mackey was injured but not seri- enlargement of the Board of Education Park at the present time but five acres ic,."Go<l8 reasonable expectation;" I ^^gjy to "nine" members, but I am willing of that land would be a big blessing special singmg and music. All mem-1 j^^. lackey, who was 65 y'ears of to waive that you are within two ten years from now, when the atljacent bers and friends are ..invited to  attend , ^^^^   ^^^  born in "Brooklyn, and   had points of the correct figures and will be  Property   is   all   built, up   and a play-
theae meetings. , ^^^^   associated   with   the American obliged to meet the proportionate share  ground will have become a thing of the
Scap Net, 23c.    DaSilva's. i Hoisery  Company  of   Manhattan   for of the   cost  of  the  clock   system.    I   Past  unless we do   now   protect   our-
  * I thirty-five years.    He is survived by a think, however, that the dedaction you   selves for future years.
Our own   boato  catch our fresh fish' widow   and   three   sons,   Donald   S., make   in   relation  to  the   item of the      A permanent dock   where  any  boat
daily;    Try   Down's   Fish  Market for   Charles E. and Joseph.    '" budget   is rather  narrow, if I mistake  can load and unload   passengers at any
strictly fresh goods. tf.     I not  the   reading of the   lines of  your  time is equally important and we trust
—      Glass Tea, Coffee and Salt Jars with article   printed   last  week.    Itie   the  soon to be able to report  action   being
An aid in maintaining health is men-; Aluminum tops, 10c.    DaSilva's.     It. privilege  and in fact  the  duty of anv   taken on both of these matters.
tioned   in Smith & Bedell's   adv.    this'     _,       ,   -      i   T" * .u       , taxpayer  to inquire into  the   items o'f      Freeport is one of the  best places in
week. It.     .     °''^".^^*''""*^*^^-°"f,°^^*'^°"'y school   expenditure and the   fact  that  the country to live in and let's endeav-
_  j two retail dealers on Ix)ng Island catch- ^^^^^  everybody is acquieswiht  shows  or.to make it THE best
Single copies of the Review for sale 1 '"8 '"^ °w" "^1^ tf.
at Greenblatt's, Railroad Ave.
Kief
er's, Review oflice and Gobetz', South Main street, and DaSilva's, West Mer¬ rick Road. tf.
either   that   they  do  not   care   what amount of money they vote or they are 1
j A very enjoyable outing was spent I at "Red Wing" on the shore at Fort ' Salonga, L, L. last week by a party of Northport and Freeport people as the guests of Mf. and Mrs. William Loper, Mr. and Mrs. Brtice Ketcham, sr., of Northport, and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Sprague of Freeport. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. George Vander¬ bilt of Northport, Mrs. D. Miller, Mr. and -Mrs. C. A. Reitmeyer, Misses Bessie and Helen Sprague, of Free- port, and Miss Louise Field of Bay Shore.
The following was written by one of the party who had such a good time that below is the result:
What's the matter with "Red Wing'.'" It's all right! On the beach at Fort Salonga, and by the trees kept out of sight. Sunshiny and gay, the livelong day, made so by the guests of mine hosts, and to Mr. and Mrs. Lop¬ er, we all raise our voice in a toast. Uncle George and Aunt Lou (Vander¬ bilt), we'll never forget, for they are all life and sport, and when the Free¬ porters feel a little blue, they'll think of them at Northport. Bruce Ketch¬ am, sr., and also Aunt Fan, his wife, were so full of fun they could not keep (juiet a minute. If anyone happened to mention some sport. Uncle Bruce and Aunt Fan were right in it. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Sprague, of Freeport, were also there as hcst.s. And every minute of the day they enjoyed to their utmost. They did everything that laid in their power to make our stay one sunshiny bower. They suc¬ ceeded well, you bet, for tbe sport we had we won't soon forget. Miss Lou¬ ise Field, of Bay Shore, was also one of the guests. She was on her vaca¬ tion and sported with the rest. Misses Helen and Bessie Sprague, with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. went, and when they left old Freenort, they were on pleas¬ ure bent. They traveled up and down the shore, the fields, the woods and beach, and gobbled up every bit of fun that came within their reach, Mrs. David Miller of Freeport, too, was there looking hale and hearty, with fun and just kept up with the rest, and furnished fun for all the party. Mr. and Mrs. Reitmeyer from Freeport way, were guests, too. so it seems, and kept the air of "Red Wing" laden with their laughter and their screams. I think I've got them all that was there. I've tried to do my best, and if I've left any of those good folks out, they'll know it is just hecause I've not for¬ gotten them, or any such darn thing; but I can't get it out of my mind, the , sport at old "Red Wing." From sun¬ up in the rnorn+ng till sunset in the night, it was one round of pleasure ¦and pleasure with all our might. Now I think I've written quite enough, and ; I know that so say you, and if you hap-' pen to publish this I'll tell you what I'll do; I'll give up writing for a while to give the type a rest, but tell the good folks that read this that I have ! done my best. I am not going to sign ' my name, for I was one of the guests. Here's three cheers for good "Red Wing;" all who were there join in. Three more cheers for the hosts; their praises we'll ever sing.
Carnival Voting io Dale
' Following is the result on |the Bul- etin Boards this morning for King and Queen of Freeport's October car¬ nival :
(Where not otherwise specified,   candi¬ dates are' from Freeport)
FOR QUEEN:
Prudv Kit.-liic 1065
Miniiif BaiT, New Hvdi' Park  %7
Hauimli Gi.lxl  581
Blaiiclic Rlindfs   3.S0
Flon-iicf Lindsli y ,'^60
.Tfiinif Dolan, Far Kockaway    205
Lena (ilasor      46
.\iiua .Marks.     38
Mr^. Wiltri'd .Smitli      17
Ktliel Caruiaii, Baldwin       0
FORKING:
A. B. Wallar,. •J245
Oscar Rli.xlcs lie"}
K. F. Hillenbrand 1117
J. W. Chf.sliirc   t)0r
Cliarles RollxTK. Inwood.*.    •J36
Kube Welch..     h'.i
W. B. (^)zzells     -iA
(I. WasliiiiKtnii Pa<lptf      IS
Ueiirv (ioliet/       ;•
Stei'licii Pettit       it
Phil Peters. Masjieth       7
R. (;. Anderson       6
Keak Hunt       <>
H. Van Weelden. Habvlon 5
R.ilaiid M. Lamb "        .¦)
Jacob Post       5
Tlioiiias ForlM's       ii
.\. J. <'roiilcy       •')
Dr. Frank W. Meter of has returned to his home at Rome, N. Y», after spending several days with his class¬ mate Clifford Colyer, of Wallace St., both young men being students at thc University of I'ennsylvania.
Base-Ball
JR. O.  U. A. M. LEAGUE
Being outbatted by their opponents Saturday caused F'reeport to lose its game to Hempstead by the score of 7 to 0. This Saturday afternoon at Ath letif Park Woodmere will be the op¬ posing team.
Games for .Saturday : Woodmere at Freeport. Rockville Centre at Hempstead. Ro.syln at Valley Stream.
BELLMORE
Through   an   inexplicable'blunder of {
Next Sunday Mr. Lee'Cari lo, our well know., summer resident, will at- ' Come to Babylon August 19, 20, 2l3t tempt to establish a-new swimming and locate your home. Best locations reeord. He will start at Point Look-. on bay, trolley and neiu-depot at lowest out about 3 o'clock and finish at Da-1 prices. Address F. A. Dalton and J. Silva's Bathing Pavilion.       '        It     ; W. Eaton, Babylon, L. I. It
FOR HOME AND HONOR. I     Bargains in Ladies'Silk   Raincoats.
The play which the Hill Stock Com-! Several dozen to select frcm, aill sizes.
pany will  present at Sigmond'Opera'Made to sell for ^15; our   price while
Attention   is  called to the adv.   of  afraid to sp-^ak out in meeting.  School   oj"-.,«lportorial   stoff  we  had  Eugene!
....   o.,„.™„   *„.. .u.. ..    ^3   ^^^  more or less  enigmas  to  p"^"^'" Mineola Hospital  ast week
the   average citizen and the fact   that  for «" operation.    Gene didn t know it
till he saw it in the Review.   ^¦^—
Miner's Business Academy in this is¬ sue, when deciding about your fall studies.
one wakes up to inquire ^bout a cer¬ tain item should not disturb the feel-, ings of the acquiescent aa seems evi-; dent by the reference you make con¬ cerning .my objection. Someday, per¬ haps, there will be others in the dis-1 trict wake up, possibly too late.
Yours very truly, j
E. V. BALDWIN.
The Ladies Circle of the Baptist Church will hold a lawn fete at the residence of F. E. Pitcher, 303 South Ocean Ave., Tuesday, August 23, after¬ noon and evening.
SEAFORD
Bert Lane is spending   his  vacation at Blue Point.
EAST ROCKAWAY
A minstrel, vaudeville,entertainment and 'dapce   given  by the young lad-
^       ...   ^ „    _^ __, ___    ^_...           (As to Mr. Baldwin's  statement, he   jee  and  gentlemen   ofthe   Church of
House on next Saturday evening is con-} they last, $8.39. Wm. Greenblatt, 7 told us personally he thought^ there ; Our Holy Redeemer, Charles A. Logue, sidered in the theatrical world to be ' Railroad Ave., Freeport. one of the strongest plays written. It'. ie a favorite hit witb first class Bt<>ck | organizations as it gives each and every { inaintMr of the ca*'t a chance to dis-1 play his or her talent and it is replete I witjh stroiig dramatic situations and | gooid comedy. It is especially pleasing; 'to the audience inasmuch as it gives! great scope for handsome gowns fur' the ladies and tjinifonns for the male i members and in tiiis as in all matters { p^taining to a first-class performance; in every way, tbe Hill Stock Company j
can  bo depended upon.    Mias Donald-'    Fmit Jar Rubbers, per doz., 10c son has a very strong acting part and { it is aure to be handled  in  a .atisfac-' • tory manner.    The   comedy   'Vfll be taken care of by Mr.   MtiHin and also I
Mrs. John T. Powell is visiting rela¬ tives and friends in Massachusetts.
Grant Dent of Washington, D. C, is visiting with hi&moither this week.
Preserving-Time Needs Large Agate Spoons, 5-10c Fruit Jar Fillera, 5c Wa:; Papers, a roll, 6c Tin Cullenders, 10c Tomato Strainers, 10c Parowax for Sealing, 10c Jelly Strainers, 10c
Mason Fruit Jars Pints, per doz., 50c    i Quarts, per doz., 67c Agate Cullenders, 19-29c Fmit Jar Rubbers, per doz 10-qt. Flaring Pail8,-40c Tops for Fruit Jars, 29c dozen Jelly Glasses, per dozv, SOc Frait Presses, 25c
It should be seven or nine members of | pastor, under the direction of Rube the school board—so much for that. > Welch, Wednesday evening, filled Sig- As to his share of the cost of that mond Opera House. As usual for clock (although we did not mention his these enterUinmenU. an excellent pro- name) since figuring out his share we ! gram was furnished, find that there has been a big increase in assessments, and bis part of cost. of tbat clock v>ll be 11 centa instead ' -E4) I
Miss Mildred Brower of Woodmere is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Stanton Smith.
of 28.-
Christian Science sepvices will be ! held in the Hempet«ad Bank Building, corner of Fulton and Main streets, Hempstead, at 11 a. m., Sunday; Sub¬ ject, "Mind."
I The Misses Phebe and Ella Carman lare entertaining their niece, Mrs. Henry Zimmer and her two children, ; of Weedsport, N. Y.
Mr. Joe Lee, who was a member of the j ¦ Enameled Preserving Kettles, 29-39-
company for a short time last year. There are several new faces with the coinpany and the cast is a very strong one. So don't miss "For Home and Honor" on Saturday evening. August 20. . Spicialities will be introduced. Mr. L<M in his excellent dancing and Mr. McMann, a graduata of the Bot- tan Conaervatory of Moaie, will render BOOM of hia fsBKHU baaa aoioa. It
69c
Genuine Lightning'Jars Pln^, per dox., 11.00 Quarts, per doz.   $1.10 Flower Pots
The Board of Edncation  has   organ-
  ized for the fiscal year by the   election
of Ricbanlson   B.   Combk,   President;
The  Hempstead  Sentinel  publishes ¦ Frank J. Bangs, clerk; Dr. Charles F.
from the Town Clerk's recorda the fol- j Hughes, treasurer and Clark   Smith,
lowiing manriagea: iTroHector.  ^—"~   "
Mineola, August 4, by Rev.  William | 	
! 'dwards, Charles   Herbert  and  Susin i    The annual election of oflScers of the Bailey, both of Freeport [ Elast Rockaway Hose Company, No.  1,
Brookljn, June 29, by Rev. Herman  will be heW on Thur8day\«vening, Sep-
The Ladies' Aid Society ef tbe M. E. Church held their regular meeting at the parsonage Thursday. j/jfi
Mrs. Orlando D. Biiylis and Mrs. Harry Gray, who have been spending about six weeks in traveling tbrough the West, have returned to iheir bpmes here. j
Tbe annual   fair held un  Thursday^, and   Friday   of last week,   under the auspices   of the Ladies'   Aid  Society, waa a decided sucrens;   and   realized s very neat sum.
4 in.—6e ¦ 6 in.—10c
5 in.—20e. XI in.—-46c.
It
6 in.—7c.
7 in.—15c. 10 in.—86c. X2 in.—66c.
DaSHrrsj^tr
1E.  Sehnatz,    George Panitz of Mew I York and Anna M. Baker of Freeport,
Ask the lady—She'll qiiickly tell you I that Maillard's ChocoUtai; and Bon Bona ar« preferable to all othera.
tember lst. The following nomina' tions have been made: Foreman, Wil¬ liam Robbins; asa't foreman, Alvin VanWicklen: treasurer, Albert White; financial secretfy, Lewis M. Rice; roeording secretary, F ^ed Pataky, troa-
DaSilra'a.' taa fot three years, S<daiB«n Bond.
Ten' of Ifiechildren who were enter- i tained here so pleasantly for the last twc weeks by persons interested in the Fresh Air Work have returned i bome. The children have been taken ' to the beaches, had picnics and had a general good time at the various resi- \ dences. The following are the ladiea I who so kindly devoted their time to < this good work: Mn. Buck, Mrs. 1 W»r«er, Mn.^SmUh Van Nostrand asd Miaa! Francea BiTahV.
Edward Self's new house on Bell¬ more Ave. is gradually nearing comple¬ tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Bowne of Bell¬ more Ave. have returned home from the Catskills.
Contractor Russell, who 'has charge of the county roads here, has his men busily engaged in fixing Bedford Ave.
The Bellmore Pleasure Club will hold a moonlight sail to High Hill Beach tomorrow (Saturday) evening.
• There waa an attendance of nearly three hundred at the opening dance and entertainment given under auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary last Friday even¬ ing to celebrate the opening of the new club house of the Smithville South Athletic Club. A vaudeville entertain¬ ment followed by a reception and dance was on the program for the even-
i ing.
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The picnic and dance given Wednes¬ day evening by the Smithville South Athletic and Social Club was attended by a large crowd and in all ways was a decided succesa. One had plenty of chance to spend their money, ringing the canes, hitting the dolls, rifle gal¬ lery, bot dogs and soft drinks and last, but not leaat, dancing, which many enjoyed. All departed after the mf>on had retired, vowing that they had had a pleasant time.
The Republicans of the Second Dis¬ trict Republican Association of the Town of Hempstead are making big preparations for thnir annual outing to High Hill Beach, which will be held next Wednesday. Members and their friends will meet in the village and march to the boat which 'will kavA Bellmore dock at 9 0 k. Each will be supplied with a ci button.    At
the begch the .usual . time will be
enjoyed   with one of    ,   Va"   famous dinners at the hotel
PIANOS-A       *• grwle  tSIXl
pianos just re' . ied fi ^nt- wiU be sacrificed for $150, $16,'. .1 1176; cash or installments; fully guaranteed; free delivery. 0,ur automauc player-pianos are Imexoifled in style, tone, durability and price-1600 to $750, caah or ex¬ change. GREVE PIANOS. 16 Rail- roed Avenue, Freeport   'Phone, .4BBm.
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