Nassau County Review 19090423

              VOL. XIV NO. 26
FREEPORT. N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 23. 1909
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT NEWS
Whitney VanVVieklen i.s buiklitifj a piazza over his busines.-i place on S. Main St.
-Vlr. and Mrs. .S. V. Gibson and fami¬ ly have returned to their home on  Mil
Villatie Trustees
.\t the nieeting of the V'illage Hoard on Friday evening all the Koard were present except Trustee Sigmond.
Kdward Trayer asked for an arc litrht on Eajit Seaman Avenue and was told that the matter wouVl be taken uji as siKin   as   new boilers were installed   in
ler Avenue, after siiending the   winter   the power house as at the present time months in Brooklyn. , the plant was taxed to its utmost.
S. Foster Sprague, the new  highway A grocery .store is being constructed   commissioner,    appeared     before   the
Village Church Notes
The (Jospel will be preached at. the .Assembly Hall. Utten Buildint'. Sun¬ day evening at 7 ::!U o'clock by .Jnhn Camie; all welcome; come aii'i biir.g youL friends.
.\\\ men itftthe village are invited tn attend the Union Men's Meeting at the
on Bedell .Street, adjoining the Ever Ready Hose House, to be occupied by Gottfried Kapp, until lately with G. A. Dunster & (^'o.
Freeport High School beat Hemp- ?>tea(lj Thursday afternoon at Hemp¬ stead by the .score of 7 to :>. This was their fii;st meeting in the school league games oT the sjiring season.
Mr.   ami   .Mrs.   (Jeorge   Kider have   been   residing   on    South .Street the past Winter, have The South, where Mr.   Kider regain somewhat his health.
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Harold, .son of .Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ii. Smith of Smith Street, has returned home after spending the Winter in the South. ''
Excise ('ommissioner .Sigmond, with oflicers Dunbar, (jix.zens and Wallace, made a tour of iiisjiection of the village hotels Saturday night, warning all the jiroprietors to have their places closed promptly at 12 o'clock, and the curtains away from the windows so the bars can be seen from the street. Any violations of the law frotn now on are to be punished.
At the meeting of Jr. O. U. A. M. Councils at Woodmere Thursday even¬ ing a baseball league was formed be- stated that he had notified tl)^' plumber twecii councils from Siiringlield, Wood- to till the same so that it would lie mere, Inwood, llemiistead, Kockville safe, and received the answer that it ('entre and Freejiort. The schedule would be cheaper for him {the highway has been so arranged that each team ommissioner) to till it up than it will play at home every other week, would be for the plumber, for he   (the   f]ach Learn is to ajipear in uniform and   the Sunday mor.iing theme of the liev.
BALDWIN
Mss   .Mayme    Cook   of i> \isiting lier parents.
N'ew   Yurk
Granitoid iiavenic:its are being in front of the opperman iiroperty Grand .\venue.
lid
\\esiey B. Smith has purchased   the
Board and complained about the plumb¬ ers opening the streets to lay pijie lines and then when they had been filled in and a hard rain followed, the places were in a dangerous condition. He cited   a   case on Whaley   Avenue   and
M. E. Church Sunday afternoon at four   iilot of ground corner of (irand .-\venue
;e Koad and   is   grading
o'clock. This meeting is "just to |(lo good" and is not in the interest of any church.
The members of the .luiiiur hcagU" enjoyed an "Egg Social" in the chapel Thursday afternoon, .\]iv\\ 2'2, at :! S'.o ]). 111. Every .lunior was to save or earn the price of an egg and bring it for the ".Mercy and Help Deiiartment."
".\ Question of ()w:ler.¦^inp" will   be
and Schnolhou it.
A number of the resiilents here will attend the ojjening of tn* new Iniilding of the Bank of Kockvilb- Ccitre Satur¬ dav afternoon
V. .M.
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Club.
Dr. Sancton, of Parker Dental Com¬ pany, and family, have moved into the Walker house corner of Prospect Street and Harri.son .-Xvenue.
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While Oscar Khodes was working 'in his automoliile in front of his oflice Friday evening his hands were covered with gasoline. He lighted a match to find the stopcock under the vehicle and the light ignited the oil on his hands and they were badly burned.
Two shots from the revolver of Night Watchman Baker was the cause of the awakening of several uf the residents ahout the Freeport station of the Long Island Kailroad early Fri- <lay morning. Watchman Baker, while making his regular rounds, visited the station and saw a man near ri window at the oflice. Before Officer Baker realized it he was lotiking into the barrel of a revolver in the hand of the stranger. .Mr. Baker dodged back for a moment to pull his gun anrl the stranger made good the opportunity ^^^j.^ Steam lioil and fled across the lots southward of the station. Baker followed, calling on the man to stop, aiul, as he did not obey, tired two shots. Tho stranger made good his escape.
The   Bellmore   and   Wantagh depots were robbed the same night.
plumber) was not doing the job by con- probably left 'for tract but by day's work. The lioard played f . told Mr. Sprague to order the plumber announce to fi.\ this Jilace and do it at once, .Mr. Sprague stated that hereafter he intended to see that the filling in of these Jilaces was jirojierly tampered down, and also that the contractors in such work would have to place the top soil at one side and when the filling in was done jilace the tojj soil where it be¬ longed and not mix it with the sand and have a sand bed left to be drawn uj) on the centre of the roadway the tirst time a hone went that way. He stated tnat he had no doubt that the Village Board wanted him to do^his best which he in¬ tended to do and that if ht; made any mistakes they would be unintentional ones.
A conununieation was received from John W. Otten asking to have the trol¬ ley and street sign jiole removed as he wished to construct his cement side¬ walk. The matter was turned over to the street committee with power.
a cuj) or   a   jiennant ir.     .-\   ful!   schedule I    later.      Freej;oit face to win.
will   be   (.'harles   Herbert Scholey   at the   First will   lie   Presbyterian (Jhurch.    The juistnr will
Council
ort Fire
The menibers of the Fr Dejiartment honored their outgoing Chief, .Archer P.. Wallace, at a meet¬ ing of the Fire C'ouncil Tuesday even¬ ing, when they jiresented to him a gold Sunday morning in Opera Hall ex-Chief's badge. The bailge. which is similar to the (Jhief's tiadges in de- .sigii, was jiurchased by subscrijition from the members of the dejiartment. The jircsentation sjieech was made by vVilliam W. Cameron, the newly elect¬ ed Chief.
[ireach   in   the evening to   Progressive Council, No. CiB, IJaughters of Liberty, which   will   attend   this service   in    a body.     All    invitation   is   extendeii   ti^*- everybody to attend both services. ¦ "   t< The Lutheran services will   be   held
 uiiday
School, •,).4."); Church at 11. It is an¬ nounced that the organi/,ati( n of the work will be effected on May _', ami the Jiastor in charge, Kev. (Jeorge C. Loos, desires the names of all such as intend to becfime members of the new congrej^catioii.
On Tuesday. .April 27th, in the .M. E. (Jhurch, the Freejiort Choral Society will render the (Jantata " Israel in the Wilderness," by Alfred K. Gaul of "Holy City" fame.
There will be in addition to ihe can¬ tata several other numbers by the so¬ loists, orchestra and chorus.
The soloists will be:    Soprano. .Miss
A rejiort was received from the Hart- (Iertrude (Jitford; tenor. .Mr. Frank .M.
Inspection and In- Deaine;   baritone.     .Mr.   Cnas.   11.   T.
surance t'omjiany stating that in   Boil- Kenshaw.
er No. ;{ the inspector found   scales   in Prof.   Lambert   and    his    orchestra
the pipes and tubes and rejjortetl   same have been engaged and   Mrs.   (Jeo.   T.
to the engineer and Nos. 1 and   '2 were VanKiper will jireside at the   jiipe   or-
found to iie in good condition external- gan and Miss   .Annie   Eldridge   at
In the Freeport BapLi.-l (Jhurch, Stanley W. li^iberts, minister, there will be public worship of (Jod Sunday secretary aK.l'>.;;(» a. m. and 7.MO ji. m. Even- treasurer, inf/~ sermon theme, "The Portrait of The Jesus of History ;" Bible School at J.;5U. Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at H.-lo; mid-week service Friday evening at s o'clock. Everyone wid be most cor- iliallv wi'leome at all services.
Tiie concert given in the M. E. Church last Thui-sday night attracted a lai'ge and ajipreciative audience. The net jiroceeds amounted to thirty dollars.
licv. Williani D. Tuckey will jireach at both .services in the .Me:hodist Epis¬ copal (Jhurch on Sunday. Sunday School at 2.:5ii ji. rn. Ejiworth League nieeting at i;.4;j; tojiic, "Our Spiritual Birth;" leader, .Miss Amy .M. Smith.
The Ladies' Aid .Society of the .M. E. Church will meet with .Mrs. John Lusch next Tuesday afternoon. Following are the oflicers for the coming year: President, Mrs. E. Terry .Southard; .Mrs. Joseph H. Sherwood; .Mrs. Kobert ll.  Homan.
SEAFORD
Miss Edna Dunkin of Glenwood Landing is visiting friends lu re.
The Ladies' .Aid .Society met lasl Thursday afternoon with Mrs. S. \'ar.- ' N'ostrand.
.\ dance was held in tlu I Hall Weilnesday eveninu ¦ausjiices of the Ked Bird
The Y. M. 1. C. will hold a dance in their hall next Wednesday evening. Ajiril 2S, when a good time is jirom¬ ised.     .Music by Schuster.
Large offerings were received in the ("hutch of St. .Michael and All .Angels Easter Sunday, the total atncuni btin-j- over one hunelred dollars.
.A meeting iif the Board of Tratie was held in the lire house Wednesday' evening, at which time several inijun-- tant topics were discussed.
The first ici.> cri-am and lake .-ale   of the   season   was of   Mrs.   Henry evening   for   tht ("hurcli.
held at the rosidi'nce Walters Wednesday benefit   of the M. L.
thi
The rejiort was
The sjiecial school nieeting on May 11 will undoubtedly be largely attend¬ ed, as there is already considerable discussion of the projiositions sub¬ mitted. The first ijuestion is as to th*; advisability of putting a .$;5.'"),(iOn ad¬ dition to the jiresent building; if this is not deemed best then three sites are offei'ed for the location of an ad¬ ditional building, viz. : southeast cor¬ ner of Archer St.and Long Beach Ave., northeast corner Rose St. and Bay- view Avenue, and northwest corner of
ly while under steam, received and tiled.
The following ajijilications were granted: To construct sidewalk, Josehp W. .Muller-, Archer- Street; Frank K. Aldrich, Weberfield Ave. ; Anna Coleman, Webertield Ave. ; Henry L. Ackerman, Bedell St. ; Cornelia Kel¬ lum, Pine SL ; Kate.Pair. Main St.; John J. Clausey, Grove St.; I). K. Dikeman, Kose St.; C. K. Horton, Columbus Ave.; Murray Bros., Kailroad Ave. Electric light: Palph (Jalkins, Pine St.; South Shore Hosjiital per Dr.   Edwin   (Jarman,   Ocean    Avenue.
piano, iluct.
Prof. Palamountain   will
lots run from $f<0()() to $9000. In case one of these sites is selected there will be presented a fifth proposition to build a school house on the property at a cost of not over thirty-live thous¬ and dollars.
Water    The application for   water   by the .same streets.    The price  ol   these   (jeorge K. Kinschen on Archer St. was
referretl to the water comrnittee   with jiowei
The apjilication for a license to   run a moving picture show   in   the   vacant lot opjiosite the Freeport ("lub by Frank ^, ,      , , ,      Nugent   was   laid over until   the   next
These questions are to be decided by   nieeting the residents at this meeting and should       Highway C:oininissioner Sprague was be   thoroughly   considered by everyone   ^^j.^^^ ^^ jooj. ^..^^ the ground   and   re-
Tlie ordinances of the church of God will be Jierformed on Sunday, .May 2. There will be services all day. Preach¬ ing lla. m., 3.;^n ji. m. and 8 ji. m. .At the Saints' cha]iel on the .Merrick Uuiid, one door from the corner of Lib¬ ert,* Ave. east of .Main St.; K. J. Smith, Pastor. Other services of the week are: Sunday School 2 n. m. ; Young jieotile's meeting Sunday t ji. III. ; jirayer meeting Tuesday 7 ::ln ji. m ; jireaching Thursday .s p. m.
The City of New York has discon¬ tinued its Water Supjily Engineer's oflice in (J. D. Smith's building on South -Main Street.
BELLMORE
.Mrs. (Jeorge .A. .Smith jr., is enter¬ taining a young son.
Samuel Fleet starts soon for a visit with triends in (^enti-e Moriche.-.
Wm. F'risch has been engaged as janitor of the Smithville South school.
before going to the meeting.
OBITUARY
MKS. ETTA YAEGEK Etta, wife of George S. Yaeger, (lied at her residence. North Main St., Friday. The funeral service was held Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. W. Gam- mock of Glen Oove ofliciating; inter¬ ment Monday morning. Pl-Mr. Yaeger wi.shes us to e.xtend his thanks to the friends aiid neighbors who were so kind to him during his heavy trouble.
HYMENEAL CALKINS-  TREDWELL the  residence   of   Mr.  and Mrs. J.   Tredwell.    154 West Merrick
port as to where he^thought crosswalks should be placed.
President Morrison was empowered to get jiolice captain's badge and also seven jHilicemen's caps.
The election of the foreman and assistant foreman of the tii-e companies was approved as was the election of Frank Snedeker jr. and Jo.seph Asch as niemhers of Excelsior Hook and Ladder Coinpany.
The matter of so many dogs running the streets was taken up jointly by .the Village Board and the Board oi" Health and was laid over until a written ojiin- ion could be jirocured.
.\ five and ten cent stoi'o is   the   lat¬ est addition to the Otten Buildnig. Ollicer Cameron shot a horse   Satur-
rhe matter of imjiroving the striu of land along the railroiid tracks, which was mentioned in the jiajiers sometime ago, is progres^iing rapidly, ("has. A. Sigmontl has received several contribu- tioiis and will acknowledge each as re¬ ceived in the local papers. Plans for jiarking this striji are being drawn by Messrs. Smith and .Malcomson of Free¬ jiort and will be shown to any one in¬ terested who calls at .Mr. .Sigmond's office, 24 Brooklyn Ave. As expendi¬ tures are made they will be published together with the amounts receiveil.
.Anyone desiring to contribute towards this can send the amount they ilesire to place in this fund opjjosite their name, to (.!has. A. .Sigmond, 24 Brook¬ lyn Ave., Freeport.
The   South   .Shore   Hosjiital   opened
Monday as a jirivate sanitarium forthe
physicians   along the south   side   from
Patchogue to Valley   Stream,   pending
the  decision   of   the   State    Board  of
Charities   on    the   application   of  the
hospital jiuthorities for  a   charter   to , uel Kilpatrick.
make the institution a public hospital.        .,     ,, >   /•       ,       i-   i,      , ,
,„,     ...      ,.-    , r     lu ¦    .-. Mr. Green and   family   of   Brooklyn
lhe lirst Jiatient for the new institu- , ,   •  .     ,. v     i      !•
,,,.,,- ,        . r   II have   moved   into   (.eorge    .New and s
tion was   William   Luyster  of   Hemji-. , ,,     ,   .,      „     ,
11 u^ I     i^     I       u    ..    .• .u  . house on Newbridge Koad.
stead, br-ought by Dr. Lanehart ot that '^
village, the head jibysician of the staff.
The hospital is in charee of a   staff  of
Thieves were bu.sy in Baldwin last week.' John Fox lost a horse, Froii Thomas had a bicycle taken from his shed and A. Kuyher, the merschaum Jiipe manufacturer, wa:?, visited. The residents are waking up to die fact that more effort must be made to catch the culprits.
The .M. L. S. had a jileasant meeting at the home of .Miss Annie Hamilton on (Jrand Avenue Saturday evening. The subject of the jirogram was "Washington Irving" with .Miss Phebe T. PiHvers in charge. This was fol¬ lowed by a generous rej)a.-^t and an amusing and lively game.
On .Monday evening during   jiart   of j the   storm   our   people   were    without« electric lights.  This was caused by thej sub-station of   the   Nassau   Light and Power Coinpany at Hemjistead   having j been struck by lightning and sevenilof [ the transformers burned   out.     Lamjis and   candles   were   resorted   to   for   a tini".    Some   of  the   telejihones   weri-] also cut off.
Edward Mills iMiteriained a nunilur of his friends .Saturday, the loih. in honor of his l-jth birthday. The rooms into whicii .Master .Mills received his guests were tastefully decorated in jniik and wliite. Games were jilayed and greatly enjoyed, and during the course of the evening all jiresent weri' jire¬ sented with neat souvenirs. .A dainty collation was served.
Under   the   careful   drilling  of   tlie teachers. Miss Telfor-d and Miss   Kose. _ the Jiujiils of the jiublic school will hold" their .Arb<n- Day ixercises this year   in the Y.  .M. I. C. Hall on   Friday   even- I ing, -May   7.     Parents   and    all   inter- I ested in the work of the school are   in- ] vited   to   attend.     Ice cream and cake j will be on sale and a collection will   be j taken towards buying jiictures for   the j school rooiiif;.     It is hojied that the jiai- ents   will   eniourage   this    idea.
i Mr.-. Elizabeth Wanzer, wife of John Henry Wanzer, of this jilace, died at 111 r borne in the lower jiart of the village early lust l-'riday nKjrr.ing. of a comjilicatioii of diseases. l''uneral services were held Sunday ;itternoon in the .M. E. Church, Kev. ^ Buck oflic¬ iating, and tiie interment was in .leru¬ salem. The funeral was very larj;jely attended, the deceased being very well known in this section. Besides her husband she is survived by six sons and two ilaughters: ("harles, Gibson, Everett, Lewis and Harry Wanzer of this place; George Wanzer of Wesi- bury; Mrs. Nelsrin .Merritt and Miss Gertrude Wanzer.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Win. P. Jeffreys is still in a .serious condition at his home in Smithville South.
The Ladies' .Aid Society will hold a social this evening with   .Mrs.   ."<ani-
A. C. Burt has ojiened a buffet in the building  on   the  old .McCord property
At John
Koad,   a  ijuiet    home    wedding    was  day afternoon.    The  animal   was  .suf- .solemnized   last     Thursday    evening,   fering from a diseased foot,   rendering when  their  daughter.   Bertha   Emily,   his removal necessary, marriec.   to Ralph .M
three  nurses,   .Miss  Pix.   head  nurse, : eorner Pro.spect Ave. and Merrick Road.
und the Misses Kelly and Pearson,   all —	
of New York. The   railway   line  of  the   (Jillespie
The   atl'air   given last Friday at the; Comjiany is being jiushed raidly along, residence of Geo. Howard Randall   for ! the   road now extending   through   this the benetit of the hospital netted about   village from a line commenced at  Sea- $1Q(). and a euchre was held at the Sig-   ford about a month ago. mond Opera House Tuesilay   afternoon for the same cause, in charge   of   .Mrs. Edwin   Carman,   Mrs.   Bertha   Knobel and a number of others.
.\t the annual election of the Bald¬ win l'"'ire Dejiartment held last week at the Fire House, the following officers were elected: (^tiit-f, Frank B. (Jotte; ass't chief, George Jones; foreman Hook and Ladder (Jomjiany, Francis i (Jately ; asst. foreman, Henry Heben¬ streit jr. ; foreman Hose ('ompany, .Mervin Prince; asst. foreman, Frank Valentine; president, August Schoen¬ baechler; vice-president, Francis Gate¬ ly; rec. secretary, Williani P. Carl; tin. sec, William Gaillard; treasurer, Wm. Wolf; dejiartment clerk, Chester Smith.     fr'rancis (Jately was elected as ; -.    i,  i   i    u
trustee to take j.lace of Artthonv Utz, ^ , ^t the meeting of Sincerity Kebekah whose term of olfice had exj.ired. The i ^>"^«:« ^/''^IY '"C»'t. a class initiation finances of the department are in line j was held and the initiatory degree wa.s condition. (J. Gomes, treasurer of en- '^'"iiterred up-m eight candidates. lhe tertainment committee, turned over ' J''<^'*^.«*"|^/,^''f •'¦¦ /^'''-k was done by thei^un of.Sl'JO to the tru.stees, „aid | Cystic 'Kebekah Lorige. of I-reejiort. amount   to   be   reserved   for   building
A stretch of about 7i»U feet of grani¬ toid sidewalk is being laid by the jiroji¬ erty owners   on the   southerly   side   of
jthe   .Southern   Boulevard,   fron.     Park
i avenue to Davison Place.
j .Mi.-s (Jrace fieeve Tuthill, daiigliLer lof .Mr. and .Mrs. O. H. Tuthill, was i married to .Mr. Thomas Burton Bishop •of Brooklyn, at the Church of the 1 .Ascension on Wednesday evening la-^t, !Kev(J. Wharton   .McMullen officiating.
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was marriec. to Kalph M. (Jalkins of New York City by Kev. Charles Her¬ bert Scholey, jiastor of the Presby¬ terian Church. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Calkins went on a wed¬ ding trip to Washington, D. C, and on tbier return will reside in their new home on Pine St., which Mr. Calkins has had prepared for his bride. Mr. Calkins is a mehiber of a New York insurance firm.
.Sjiecial at DaSilvas, Friilay and .Sat¬ urday:    Homemade   .Mc'xican   Kis.ses. lUc lb; cocoanut kis.ses, 10c lb.; butter 15-17   Merrick
Mr.   and   Mrs.   M.   J.   (juinn    were
tendered  a  surprise  Monday  evening peanut brittle, loc lb.
at their I'esidence by a party of friends Road, from New York, most of  whom  start-
ed in a large touring car but met  with Editors Helped Church; .4rresled
a   mishap  near   Valley    Stream    and Two  Staten   Island  editors,   J.     I.
through   the  kindness  of a native got Warrell, publisher of  the   Staten   Isl-
to the depot in time to  catch   the  one ander,   and  J. Crawford, publisher  of
o'clock   train   for    Freeport.    .Among the Stattn Island  Advance,   were  ar-
.A meeting of the Advance Hook and Ladder and Engine Company was held in their hall Monday night. The fire¬ men exjject to overcome their hodoo this year and take a prize or two at the tournament to be held in Hemjis¬ tead in June.
ROOSEVELT
The   apron   sale and sociable of   the Presbyterian   .Survday   School   held   on Ajiril   7   was   a grand success both so¬ cially and financially, the net  jjroceeds amounting   to over .?.'jO 00, which   will Mr. and .Mrs. Philip Ohm were   ten-   be used to purchase more chairs neeilcd dered a surjirise party by a number  of  for  the  accommodation  of the   rnany their  friends   last  Saturday  night in   new   members  recently  added   to our honor of the l.*st!i anniversary of  their  school.
The First Presbyterian Sunday School of this place will celebrate its 42nd anniversary Sunday, April 2.j, at 2.:iO  p.   m.    There   will be  addresses
marriage. The party were frorn Bell¬ more, , Smithville South, Rockville Centre and Kichmond Hill.
Flower  and  Garden   seeds Silva's.
at   Da-
those were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob t^uinn, rested last Friday on a charge of using      .Marion, the infant daughter  of  .Mr
Mr.   and   Mra.   J.   Bushnell,   Mr.   and the mails for the circulation of  litera-  and  Mrs.   James  Stiles,    was    badly  given of the recollections of its earlier
Mrs.   Jas.   Quinn,   Mr.   and Mrs. Bel- ture advertising a lottery.                          scalded  Monday   evening.    The   child  history ; and Rev. C H. Scholey, pastor
ford.   Miss  Helen    Fitzpatrick,    Miss It was through their efforts  to  help  accidentally  got   hold  of  a pot of hot of  the   First  Presbyterian Church  of
Lillian l^uinn.   Miss   Florence   Quinn. the community on   Staten   Island   that  coffee which was on the stove, pulling it   F'reeport,   will   Im; present and address
William   Quinn,   Miss  Nellie    Taper, the two editors got into the clutches of ; over so that the contents  were  spilled ' the school.
Mias May White, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, the Federal authoritie.s.    They printed j upon her   face  ana  hands.    The   face'     .All former teachers and scholars and
Walter    Nolan,     Lodon     Burroughs, announcements of a drawing for prizes; and hands were l>oth badly scalded and 1 all  friends of the school wUI  be  most
r For those who like to   take the most  Deneen   Burroughs.   Miss   E^na Jack- to be conducted in a church  on   Staten I a doctor  was   immediately   summoned  cordially   welcomed    to  this   service.
enjojiable and healthful way of satisfy-1 son. ail of whotn had a  very  pleaaant Island,and then innocently sent  copies  who did all  in  his power to ease the  A special   invitation  is given  to all
SPECIAL-Buggy     Harness,     $10, Freeport Harness Store,   68  Main  St
ins their thirst. Smith & Bedell's ad will be full of interest. It
evening and left on an early train  for , of their  pa))eni through  the   United [ pain.    The  little one  is very patient j -who attended while the sessions  were N. Y. i States mails.—Port JetTersoti Echo.      {through such intense suffering. iheld in the district school houw
.\t the ojiening game of the ba-eball st.'ason of the High School Li-ague of the Town of Hempstead, jdayed at As- .-.ociation Park, Koclnville ("entre. Sat¬ urday afternoon, the Kockville (.Centre team defeated the Hempstead team by the score of 4 to :!, after a most in¬ teresting game.
Invitations have been is.sued by the Bank of Rockville (Jentre to its detxisi- tors and friends to be prese.nt nt the ojiening of the bar^k build'.ng on ,S-itur- day afternoon from -J.00 to o.iin ji. rn. when the building will be open for in- sjiection. I'he new bank will be oj>en for transaction of business in its new quarters on .Monday morning next.
There were a large number jiresent at the formal ojiening exercises held to celebrate the formal ofiening of the addition to ScIkxjI No. 2, Clinton Ave¬ nue, on Tuesday evening. An elalior- ate program was preaented, and there vvas an excellent address by Dr. James P. Haney, Director of Manual Train¬ ing of the Public HchiKris of New York City on "Manual Training."