Nassau County Review 19160428

              Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 28  1916
State Clean-Up Week May 1 to 6
Vol. XX, No. 17
Freeport
8inKl<^ ropipii of the Rj-view for m»I» al (JreCTl- titatt't knd Braitliwait<''«. Kailrcod Avpnue; Mich- notTa. Na««au I'AKinty Keview, DaSilva'a and (Mbotz'a. Uain Street; Sidoey .Smith's. Went Merrick Road.
HIGHWATEK  HUE TABLE
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Friday April SatnrdBy. Saixlay Monday, .May Tiwaday, WadneBilay. Thuradny, Friday Saturday,
28 29
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1 2 3 4 6
5:42 a. m.
6 :28 a. m.
6 :47 a. m.
7:8S a. tn
8:14 a. ro.
8:64 a. i::.
9:32 a. m. 10:08 a. m. 10:4.5 a. ni.
Arb(.: P»y '.vill he observed in the ¦rhoolti next Friday, May 5.
Loui:) Verbeck ha8 rented the houie of Ure. J. .S. Mowry, 334 Weat Mer- rick Koad, to Mrs. A. Holz and faniily from Manhattan.
Raymond   Whitaker,     for    several years with Lewis H. Ross Co., has se- cored a position with   Hick* & Watts, ', m big hardware.store at Rockville Cen¬ tre.
Tbe Freeport Sporting Club has com¬ pleted   al!   its   arrangements   for   the; opening contests   on   Friday   evening, I May 5.    In the star bout of ten rounds, { Harry   Condon of Brooklyn, and Tom- ! my   Donahey   of   Bayonne, will   come together,    while    in   the   semifinals, Frankie   Mal<er   of   Manhattan,    and Harry   Glenn of Baltimore,    will   also engag« in ten   rounds of fight.    There will be a six round   match   bnd   three foor-round afTairs.—Eagle.
At the meeting of the Board of Di¬ rectora of the AsBociaie'd Press in New York City, Wednesday, J. R. Youatt of Freeport was  re elected   treasurer.
A bicycle was stolen from a shed at the residence of E. Bassett, 3^ Kay¬ nor Avenue, Saturday evening.
"The Yedowstone National Park" will be the subject of an illustrated lectare, which will be given by Harold E. Brown, Superintendent of the M. E. Sunday School, under auspices of the school, on Wednesday evening. May 10. at 8:15, in the chapel. Mr. Brown traveled extensively in the West last Summer, spending a week in the Yellow.stone coantry. Over 105 beautifully colorod alidea will FhowD.
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Wouldn't You Rather Live In a Clean Town Than a Dirty One?
Of Course You Would!
So Would Your Friends Who Come to Visit You.
CLEAN UP!
State Official Clean-Up Week, May 1 to 6 Social and Personal    In the Fire Department
> Concerning Reiidcnta mt Our Com- nily. and Their Gucti. ViiiU and Social   AHaira
Mattara of Intoroat to and about the firomar
in our local dopartmont
brH.E. P.
"Clean Up Week"
May 1 to 6, 1916 It is   extremely   desirable   at   this HPBBOn of the year to call   attention to I'ublic Heflth Mattera.
Your yard should be cleaned and raked; manure, rubbish pile and filth uf all description, especially every trace of garbage and putrescible ma¬ terial gathered and carted away. This cleaning of the premises should, in brief, be considered merely an ex tension of the houae cleaning within the home.
Co-operate with the Street Commis- ' sioner and your neighbor   in   cleaning : up gattera in front of your   premises, and show your  public   spirit,   thereby assisting to make our village tbe clean¬ est appearing village in Naaaau Coun¬ ty- Dated April 23, 1916.
S. P. Shea, Village Clerk.
Bayview Tennis
Club Dance
Mrs. G. E. Rider has returned  frotn be ; New Bern, N. C, where she bad  been spending the Winter with   her   daagh¬ ter, Mrs. F. Scott.
CLEANLINESS WOULD
PREVENT MANY  FIRES
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The annual meeting of the Alumni Association of Freeport High School was held at the Grove Street School Saturday evening. The present offi¬ cers were re-elected to hold office until after the annual alumni barquet, to be held during commencement week. It was also decided to give a play some time in June.
i '1 f ir-
r flip <lp:ui up und paint up s le observed liy nil the iiind a lart;e uiajoriiy ol' • ould lie preventeil. anoiiliuK i I'hiladelpbiu (ire luursbal. .\i.d l:v loweil i;p this stateiiienr with tie ther sDuiewliiit siartlini: HsseiKmi (ii.i "annually a oertain porlion uf (lie \i--i\ ulation in riiiladelpbia is burned t death by fire» iu homes >\ liore in iii'i- cases tbe hre would never Lave •¦• eurred If a little tare had been e.xei i-Ised In keeping the hou.'ie free of nib btsb." Ever.v   citizen   or  group   of  citizen
The J. F. S. Club of   Freeport   was | entertained by Mrs. J. P. Foley at her j
residence in Jamaica last Wednesday . representing a family, an association afternoon, April 19, the home being j or business establishment abould take handsomely arranged for the event, i part In the clean up campaign tbi.M the decorations being carnations and year In an endeavor to decrease the daffodils Part of the members came | number of flres aud save the money by train and part by automobile. Tbe j loss and lives that Ores cause, apart afternoon was pleasantly spent in mos-; from the obvious creatloti of better ical entertainment, dancing and social ! and more healthful Uvlug conditions, discussion. Mrs. P. Trumpfellow sang To get in line with the cleanup a few selections which were much en-, movement and to be oue of the clean joyed. Refreshments were served and i up citizens should be the aim of everv enjoyed by all. i one during tbe clean up time to pro
.  Col. W. J. Youngs Dead
I Col. William J. Ynungs, one of the ' best known of Long Islanders, died at 'his country home at Garden City ' Thursday morning of heart trouble, ; after a few hours illness.
Colonel Youngs was one of the boy¬ hood friends of Col. Koosevelt in Oys¬ ter Bay.
Funeral services will be beld Satur¬ day morning in tbe Episcopal Cathed¬ ral of the Incarnation, at Garden City. As contributingjeditor to the Hemp¬ stead Inquirer. Col. Youngs in a few months brought that paper to a high position of importance in the Coanty. Col. Youngs had served as secretary to Governor Roosevelt, and later was for yeara United States District At¬ torney fot this diattict.
In the Fraternal Orders
I Doinca in  the secret fraternal oraaniaations of Freeport and Ticiniljr.
Freeport Lodge No.   t'lOO,   I.   O.   O. j F., will  celebrate  the   ninety-seventh ' anniversary    of   Odd     Fellowship   of America in the Lodge room, Mechanics Hall, next Monday   evening.    May   1, commencing at 8:30 o'clock.    To show that we fully appreciate the   harmony I which prevails within   oor   ranks   and I the prosperity   which has been accord- I ed us during the existence of   our   be j loved Order, and in order that we may I take   appropriate   action in   acknowl- I edgment of the great privilege   which we enjoy   because   of   membership   in I our great fraternity, and with   a   fer¬ vent prayer that peace will  soon   pre¬ vail again throughout the whole world, { we    invite   the   Si.ster»  of   Kebekah 1 Lodge,    also   brDthers   of   the   sister Lodges of the I. O. O. F, and our friends I to come and enjoy a good time and en- : tertainment; a good social time is ex- ! pected. Prens Committee.
; The First Degree will be conterred , in Massapequa Lodge N'o. >'22, F. and A. M., next Monday evening, May 1, with a iull clae». The second and tbird degrees will follow in order, May 15 and 29. On May 29 it is planned to have a special patriotic evening with the Brooklyn Masonic Veterans aa guesta of honor.
At the regular meeting of Freeport Chapter No. 302, Royal Arch Masons, next Wednesday evening, the Mark Master and Past Masters Degree will be conferred.
About 20 members of the Chapter paid a fraternal visit to Constellation Chapier No. 209, on Monday evening of this week when the Royal Arch de¬ gree was conferred. The local com¬ panions enjoyed dinner at The Ormond j before the meeting.
i The D. B. P. Mott Woman s Relief I Corps No. 139, will hold a "night cap" j social after the regular meeting on I Wednesday   evening.   May   3,   at   its
Gratifying Results Follow a Litlle Cleaning Up
Roosevelt
Bellmore
FrHnk S. ^nt•k«¦ker. Jr.. oi.r nu s«'iitativp. is in this Wllairf •¦v<t> will l.r pipa.sed lo rpct-ive >perial i appointment.* forcallinR for same.
-day.  an.l   and vici
h>llH'rt^ is uur :<-iirfat'iUai'\<- 'n Balla nuy. All ordera and newn left with 'i\p thi> Munerarpfii! atieiii'on  an al
CITIICS nnd town.; iliroiiAo'.it tin lountr.'- will stioii liiive « seiisoii | of «rpii<T:il   renoMitlon   by  Indi   | vldiials.    Tbe   vcar'x  a> i iiniubitlon   ol ! rnlibish  is to be pitlienvl  up and 'sei 'lilt reiiiJ.v for the luunhiiiiil collei'tor.-;   i Viinls  are  to  Ik;  put   In  ordei'.   houser; j .Illd   outliulldliiM   are   to   lie   p.-iliited. | fi'ines and shi-dH to be repnireil. vaeau' ; lots IO lie <'leHred of ¦weeds and everv ll.iiif: lo be iiiiide .-siiick und xpan. frrsli ' and wholesome and nlfocetber delight ful. ;
Tbat Is to say. all this will be don. ! If every hoiLxelmlder doe's what Is es i poeted of him by the (.leaning up iinil | puint up committees which are con . duotin;,' the onmpal>ni. i
And why shonld It not bo done? Thi   ' expense   for   each   home   will   not   lie ! yreat. the'labor need not be hard, iiml ion Willett Plaee Ihe result will be something for nil of lof Brooklyn. us to enjoy and (lerhnps to brag about   , For a elenn ilfy ur |(i«n Is einlnetill.v desirable, not so much because of lt> L'le.'iter .•itlr.'ntinn?. aliliotij;h that aloin is worth all the effort, but becuuse oi it.s increased iKMltlifuiness.   I>lir brceil- ilNeiise.    1111(1    (leniiliiiess    Is    llie    lir, inincilile ot sanitation.
So let lis all join niul make our tn" : shine llUe a boy's face alter the nialer ual scrub. I.et us dl:; down Into ;l,c diirk ('(iniers of our basenienis .'inil (¦l().sets. throw out all flie old i-a-..:- and papers, wash the fly screens an i get them In place, get busy with ilie paint brush and the pruning knife and the lawn mower and then the result will be gnitlfvlng.
Mrs. .\r"old Be'.irenj and children, Henry William and Adeie of Craig Avenue spent the weekend with rela¬ tives in New York City.
Mr, and Mrs. A Earle and family of North Main Streel will shortly move to Stevens Street.
School bas been closed thii^ past week for the Easter vacation. .Many of the teachers took advantage of this and spent their vacation with parents and relatives. School will re-open next Monday, May 1.
Elmer Banford is erecting a new house on Lakewood Avenue.
Charles F. Behr has sold   his   bouse Andreas   Neilson
S. Nathan of Nassau   Koad   is   now- riding around in a Ford runabout.
Tbe Easter services at St. Paul's Episcopal .Mi«-ion were will attended in spite of the inclement weather. The ir.orniiig service was in eharge of Rev. i)r. Ladd, with apeciai music Uy the choir.     I'he evening services were
The regulsr monthly mettii'g of t] Tbird District Repablican .-Vssociatk will be held in Firemen'.^ Hall Thuradsy evening of next week.
The annual school meeting will t held in the asaembly room of ti school bailding next Tuesday evenig at 7 :30 o'clock. All resident tax|)a] era and parents of cliildren attend! ' achool have a vote at this meeting • I ahould ahow their interest in scImn affairs by their presence. One man ber of tbe Board of Eklucation will b elected in place of Peter Johnson the budget, as prepared by the Board acted upon.
The baaeball season will open in thi villa,j;e this Sunday, when the loca team will crosa bats wuh the Flushi Grays. Owing to the back ward Sprin|^ the Bellmore boys havo had little op< portunity for practice and can hardi| be expected to play in mid-seastNl form, but neverthelesa expect to maki it very intereating for the visitors.
Fred Diem returned on Tuesday froia a visit with frienda and relatives ill Brooklyn and New York.
Merrick
coming
School i 8 y. r. .
Sunday as u.sual with Sunday L 2:45 and evening service at 11 cliar;.-!; of t;>e lav reader.
lodge rooms, Weat Merrick Koad. are welcome,
All
teet your life and property by removln: the cause.s or cause of needless fires.
Make a study of your household con¬ ditions   and   remember   that   a   dirty bouse is worse than a dirty face and may cau.se lots more trouble and cost Clean up
Reuben, son of Mr. and Mrs.   David Hamaker,   who was recently operated
Tbe committee in cbarge of arrange- upon in New York for appendicitis, ia ments for the annual dance of the Bay-   improving nicely.
view Tennis Club, to be given   at   the  ;	
Freeport Club on the evening of   May       Tbe Luncheon Club waa  entertained I more money at  any  time.
6 announces the following   liat of pat-   by   Mrs.   Arthar   Whitehouse   at   her   and paint lip and aid In reducTng" the
ronessen:   Mesdames. Alfred T. Davi-   home in Roosevelt on   Tuesday   after- ] numlier of fires and otber evils.
son,   Charles   M. Hart,    E.   Holcomb, | noon.      After   luncheon   bridge   was
Bertha Knobel, Charles £. Mack, Har- | played and the prize won by Edna   El
ry   E.   Maxon,    Edward   Miller,   jr., jdridge.
Fred Story. I 	
The advance sale of tickets gives Miss Florence Miller is visiting at every indication that the affair will be the home of Misa Alice Stanley, Lynn, one of the most successful of the   sea- i Mass.
The Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the D. B. P. Mott Woman's Relief Corps No. 139 will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs. Alfreda Cameron, Graffing Place, on Tharsday afternoon, May 4.
The new society, known as a Help¬ ing Hand, organized »t the home of Ella H. W. Bentley on April 18. will bold its first sewing meeting at tbe home of Mrs. Frank Pearsall next Tharsday afternoon. May 4. All mem¬ bers of Alpha Council No. 11, D. of A., are invited.
Freeport Chapter,
O. E. S., Instituted
Freeport Chapter, U. D.,   Order   of
ThiB column i»(idit(sj by Kev. W. H. I.itiehrandl and all items should be sent to him to inwur*' in- fiertion under thia headin?,
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Fairfax have returned to their home in Merrick after spending the Winter in New York.
The Hand-in-Hand League met at the home of the Misses Margaret and Catharine Mulcahy on Wedneaday to hold the regular semi-monthly aocial evening, but when the jnuiit; ladies were congregated together they decid ed to aacrifice tbeir pleasure and spend the hours rehearsing for the big play to be given in the Merrick Fire Hall on May 26. W. -
Services al the Church of the Re- '¦ deemer Sunday, tbe First Arter Ea.ot- er, at 11 o'clock A. .M. and 8 o'clcck P. M. Morning Prayer and aermon. Evening Prayer and sernion. The Church School meets at ll) A. M. in the Parish House and 3 P. M. in the Fire Hall of Company No. 2 on Camp man; .Miss Klirry Ketchum, Misa Grace Ave. The Woman'a Auxiliary meets Che-hire; Justin Stiles, Willet Cheah weekly gn Thursdays at 2.30 P. M, The G. F. S. meets each Fridhy at 8.80 and 7.30 in the Pariisb House. The Boy Scouts meet on Tuesdays at 7.80 P. M. Choir practice is held on Thursdays al 8 P. .M. A cordial invi¬ tation Kl extended to attend the ser¬ vicea of thia church and to become identified witb its community interesta.
The regular monthly meeting of tbi Bellmore Board of Trade   will be held at Firemen's Hall next Monday   even* intj.    A full attendance of members i»^ in charge of tbe lay  reader,   Leighton 'desired and the public in general ia in- Nugent.    The choir   rendered   special : vited. music,   aaaisted by Misa Ida   Darling, i
who aang the Alleluia anthem. Among Mra. William Badenhop, Mra.J W. the special Easter offerings received Johnson, Mra. Ryder and aeveral other for the gi'neral expenaes of the church ; prominent sutfragista of this village was one of |l(i from the Altar Guild ' attended the Nasaau County Assembly of the cburch. This society deserves ^ District Convention, which was held much credit for ita devoted work in ^t the hotel Nassau, Long Beach, on the interests   of   the   misaion.     Num- , Wednesday of thia week.
bering a total membership of but   five ' 	
young ladies, it has   been   reaponaible j     At the regular'meeting of the Tuwn
for many g'^od    imiirovements   in   the I Board, held at Hempstead    laat   Tuea-
church and out. ; day afternoon, tbe   Bellmore   (Citizens
Reguhir serviiUH will , be   held   this   Water ('ompHin'   applied for ru exten¬
sion ot lime ol' one year, from Juno 1, llill), iu which   Ul    iiisfall    its    iiUint, t;iviiig as their reason    the   great   in¬ crease in the cost of material,   due   to Although the storm of Tuesday night   the European war. price"    having   ad- was    responsible   for   a   few    staying   vanced   from 86 to GO per   cent.     The away, the attendance as a wholt to the i company had made    all   arrangements entertainment   given by the I'resbyer-   during   the Winter to    commence   the iaii SuiiddV School at the    Alpha   Fire   erection of the plant nnd laying mains Hall, was verv gratifying to the com- 'as aoon as practical   Ibis   Spring,   but mittee in charge.   The proceeda of the   now   deem it the best buaineas   policy entertainment,    which waa a farce   in i to   defer   the   work for   a   year.    The two   acts      entitled     "The     Sing'ng   Town    Hoard was in lavor of granting Sch-'jol." will be used  for   the   benefit j thu   application provided   the   consent of   the    school.     H.    il,    Haymnre   of |ot the Cunservatioii CommiHsinn could
: Fri^t.yjrt dir»ict";ij the play.
Between aolB ti'.ere were mu«ifftl selections, and Jobn McCaffrey ap peated as Irish comedian with sint^ing and dancing.
p'ollowing is the cast ot characters; Prof. V. Percivai Pippin,   Arthur .Sea-
^ be securtd.
Hirsch Hros. o{ Lindenhurst give H dance in Firemen's Hall on urday evening, May 18.
wilf- Sat-
Miss Agnea Clara Valentine, daugh
Blfa Vescent, Miss Helen Fish Hi iVat.rs, Harold Jolins'o; S8;)h}' Cushion. .Misa Elaie Crevoiaerat; Tim¬ othv Hay. Floyd Post; F^va Green, , iMiss Florence Washburn; Weiland Strong, Jobn Smith; Vera iwift, Mrs. Edward Krier; .Al. Falfar, Herbert Seaman; Chris Cross, William Horn; lma Kidd and Ura Kidd, twins. Misses Muriel Wood and Gladys Thorne; Homer   (iaines,    Curtis   (Jombs;   Ann
sen. The members of the club and their friends, wbo bave been working industriously for the dance, are elated at the evidences of interest that have been manifested. In answer to a nam ber of inquiries, the committee wishes it underntood that the affair will be atrictly informal.
Baseball
Freeport High School has the fol¬ lowing gamea scheduled for the com-' ing week:
Satorday, April 26, Heffley at Free-! port.
An auction sale of household gocd will be held at corner of Merrick Road and Grove Street this Saturday after¬ noon.     .See postt IS for particulars.
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GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY? A   resident   of   Raynor  Avenue,   a I Eastern Star,   is   now   an   eitabiished member of the Fire Department,   was j addition to Freeport's fraternal organ- trying to 6nd out which one of several   izations, the rainy weather   last   Sat- boya playing   in   the   swamp   east   of I urday evening not deterring  over   100 — that avenue itarted the fire   there   on ' members   of   the   Order,   aa   well   as
Mrs. Otto Jung will entertain the ; Friday afternoon. Looking over the j many prominent Masons, from being "500" Club at her bome on South Long ' K^oup, he asked, "Where's Pasquale?" ! present.
Beach Avenue, next Wednesday after-.I'he answer was convincing, "Pasquale I     Mrs.    Maude   K.   Sparrow   of   New noon.    This will be the   last  ineeting   "ent home." | York   City.   District   Dsputy   Grand
of the season, until after the   Summer,     „       _ "^   •        . , Matron of the Second District, accom-
vacations. .  Ho»e 2 answered a still   alarm   Fri-; pgnjed   by   George Murray,   Assistant
  '*'y   Vi""°°"   '"' • 8'"«" fif« "'   the 1 Grand Lecturer, anu her staff, was the
Freeport Chapter, Order of Eastern , *"•' *"'« "/ R»ynor Avenue, south of i organizing ofiicer, and twenty-one Star, will give a Military 600 at it, h*"*'was formerly known as Schang's j charter members were received, a meeting rooms in Mechanics' Hall on "°'*'- .The blaze, a threatening one, i.rge delegation being present from Saturday evening of this week,    April If" extinguished without   hose   being | Cassiopeia Chapter at Rockville   Cen
'¦ '*' ¦   tre, to assist in the work.    Mrs. Annie
FIRE COUNCIL Pond. Gtand Secretary, was also pres-
a    _    -  I ..-        J, .L    ,-.     ,. ' ent and aaaisted.
A special meeting of the h ire Coun- ,     p^i^^w'^ng .,« the officers of the new
ter of Mr. and Mrs.    Valentine of this   Sowforth, Miaa   Clara   Williams;   C'y 1 j
village, was married to Charles Augua Furr, Kobert Williama; Phyllia Tate, ' tus Wetland of Freeport, formerly of Miss Gertrude Hubbard ; Cal Amity, Merrick, in the Church of the Redeem- Emory Washburn. Committee on er on Easter .Sunday afternoon by the Awards Squire Crumps, Charles T. rector, the Rev. WM. H. Littebrandt. Williams; Mra. Amanda Squegee, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Weiland  will   reside   on i Charles T  Williams.
Miller Street. I 	
  Aboul   I'o'ar   hundred  attended   the
second   entertainment   given    at    the
While engaged   in   removing   a   110* roof from a building laat Friday. Hob¬ ert Drake cut bia left   hand.     Dr.   .M. H. Skou was obliged   to   lake   aeveral I stitche* in Ihe wound.
!      For the benefit of St.  Barnabaa    the Apoatle K. C. Churcb, the    Elks   Club i of Freeport   will   repeat   its   minstrel ' show and reception,    which made such a bit in the latter village  last   Febru- I ary, m Firemen's Hall, in this village, I on Wednesday   evening of next   week. ' Admission   tickets    are 60   cents,   re¬ seats 75 cents.    Father   King I is extremely grateful to tbe   Elka   for ' their presentation   of   tbis   show   and I hopes   they   will   be   greeted   with a ; crowded house
29; cards at 8 o'clock.
A merry crowd assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bentley, 15 North Long Heach Avenue. I'v'ednesday evening. April 2li, to give a surprise tu Mra. Bentley'" grand¬ daughter,     Mildred     C.     Cummings.
About 35 guesta were present.    A col- !     Frank Johns. Driver of Hoae lation was served and   beautiful   gifta | ceived word Morday   that   the   "Gere
will be held at headquarters thi Friday evening at 8 o'cl )ck, wben bids on the tractor for Engine 1 will ba opened.
The large barn on   the   property   of   were   broughv   to   Miaa     Cumminga. j building   was all on fire the Elks Club will   b«   sold   at   public  The   following were   prnaent,   mostly
Chapter, which will be known as Free- port Chapter: Woi thy Matron, Mrs. Tillie Kelsey; worthy patron. Dr. George A. H. Smith: associate mat¬ ron, Mrs. Mae Pearsall; secretary, Mrs. Jennie   Smith;   treasurer,   Mrs.
Kathleen, tbe iofaiii Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Bowne, Frank Alexander, the infant son Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wallmuller were baptized in the Church of the Redeem¬ er on Sunday afternoon by the   rector.
Tbe Archdeaconry of Queens and Nassau will meet at Christ Church, Oyster Bay, on Wednesday next. Delegates from the local parish are Rev. WM. H. Littebrandt, F. W. Set¬ tle, H. R. Fairfax, Mra. P. R. Jen¬ nings. Mrs. L. B. Corlies, and Mrs. H. S. Cammann.
Large congregations attended all ser¬ vices at tbe local church on Sunday which were of a delightful and help¬ ful nature. A large choir rendered the musical portions moat attractive¬ ly.    In the  afternoon,    tboogh   storm
daughter   of   -^,      , _,^ ...
J, Koyal Theatre, Monday evening under
f   the   auspices of the   Ladies'   Catholic
Gustav Bopp haa started the erec¬ tion of n neat bungalow on his proper¬ ty near Oak Street.
Regular services at the M. E. (^hury every SundB> morning at 10:30; e\ ing at 7:30; Sunday    School in the ternoon at 2:80; preaching l)y the pas- All   are   wel-
Altar Society of the   Roman    Catholi Mistion of Roseveslt.
T* e play presented was "That Kas cal Pat," a farce in one act, produced tor. Rev. F, F. Ray. by local talent under the direction o.' corne to these servicea James C. Stephensen. The work of all triose who took pnrt was of first- class order and received hearty ac clamation by the audience.
(Jtbers on the program for the even ing Weie: Edward Kelly, singing; Peter Beck, i-inging; the Fritz Sisters, recitations;    and    Miaa   Jennie   Bebr,
'i
Fire in CelSarway
Dues Little Damage
The Kire Department was called to the home of Mrs. E. Lewia, Whaley Street. Thuraday afternoon, for a small fire in   the   cellarway,   probably
singing; also the preaentation of Mary cauaed   by    spontaneous   combustion.
Pickford in tbe five-reel photo  drama, The blaze was a trifling one    and   was
"Tbe Eagle's .Male." out when the fire department   arrived.
The cast of characters for   the   pro¬ duction of the play   was   as   follows: ANNOUNCEMENT Pat McNoggerty. a hand servant,   Ed- The   New   York     Coffee   Milla.   48
Calling to I Carrie Flint; conductress,   Mrs. Daisy
auction on Saturday, May vertisement in tbis issue.
AdT«rtlB«meut
6;   see   «d-   members o'Alpha Council No. 11, D. of A., of which   Miss   Cummings   is a member:   Mr. and Mra. Arthur Vaien- .     .      ..       ;      ¦ .,   ,      ,        tine   Mr. and Mrs.  Mervin   Hendrick-
Beginning May b and^ until   further  ^^n and daughter Gertrode, Mrs. F. T.
Morse and daughter Mildred, Mrs. N. C. Braren and son Arnold, Mra. John T. Raynor, Mrs. Ina Raynor Steven¬ son, Mrs. Arravilla Ritchie and daugh
notice, I will close at 12  o'clock   Sat¬ urdays.
T. D. Carman. Dentist Aatmrttmmnsmsi
Smith & Bedell talk tent prescilption work this week.
threatened, the church   was   crowded, ward Kelly; Mayor Puffjacket, on half   South   Main   Street,   will re-open   for
Every member of the School   received pay, John Behr;   Charles Livingatone.   business   unde/ "Mie   old   management
a flowering   geranium.    The  offering poor but Hmbitioua,   George   Wissert;   with a select atock of high grade   cof-
for "Missiene" was $2.1.07.     The rec- Laura,   in love   with   Charles,    Mary   fee, teas, spices and flavoring extracts,
tor's texts of   the   day   were   A.   M., Beck ; Nancy, ber maid, in   love   with   wholesale and retail, on Friday,  April
"If a man die, shall he    live   again?" Pat, Jennie F. Behr.                                    , 2«th, 1916.
Afternoon, "He is not here but ia ris- The Altar .Society now numbers over       We will endeavor to handle the high- en."     P. M., "Chriat aboliahed  death thirty membera and ia inslruniental in   est grade of teas and coffees and guar-
bia informant to summon tbe   fire "de-¦ ^^'•"°"!  associate   conductress,   Mrs. 1 and brought life   and   immortality   to doing much good work for  the   church   antee to sell at   atrictly   city   prices.
partment, Frank started for   the   hoae i f'°''^"'^e Stilea; marahal,    Urs.   Elaie i life."    The offering requested for the '" Koosevelt.    The   officera ot the So    Coffee will range in price   from 17c to
bouse.    He took the wagon out, ran to'^^''^''*"'«e;   chaplain,   Mr«. Ida Am [ day to meet all expenses for the   year c'«"ty    are   as    follows:    Mary   Behr,
a hydrant, mi<de connection, went back i°'''! ^''''"¦'""' M"-Afl-'e P'ump; org-I ending   April   30th. was   $400.00   and president; Delia Coker, vice president;
to his aeat. drove up to   the   fr.nt   of'""'¦'• A- C. Hardie; Adah. Mra. Anna I amounted to $414.00.    The Rector and Mary McMahon, secretary;   Mary Mc-
the building, stopped   hia   car.   pulled   '''"'^'¦i'! J^"*^- *''•'»-   Kaycie   Howell; j Vestry are much pleased witb   this re- C8ltr«^y. treasurer, and Jennie F. Behr,
off enough hose, coupled   on   a   nozzle '¦ '^•'^er, Mrs. Lillian Hardie;   Martha, '   oit and would thank all in the village chairman of committee.
and was just starting into the building i **"• '^'¦*'-'* ^"''^"¦; Electa,    Mrs. Ce-' who (contributed    to   tbe   result.    The
when he was   joined by exChief   Coz-j'^'''" ^"'^'^" ^ *'"*''^'^*- forest Dunbar, , offering on Good    Friday    for   "Work
zens of his own company, and later by ' '*''''•    Mary    Schonman   and    Howard   Amopg the Colored People of the Dio-
83c ptr iiound for the very beat.
Teaa from 26c to 70c per pound for the very choiceat picking, which has been oar aelling price in New York City for the past '.19 yeara.
We will carefully attend to mailand
about   coinpe- in   tbeir   adv.
ter   Prudency, Mrs. Alfreda Cameron. ' a few moi-e   members  of   tbe  depart-: Pearsall; sentinel,  Arthur W. Friend,   ceae" amounted to $33.92
A(:-/artla«metat.
Mrs. Elsie Johns and daughter Ethel, Mias Mary E. Southard and Miss Katherine Ling, Mrs Lillian Raynor, Miss Elizabeth Golden, Mrs. Frank Sprague. Mrs. Ida M. Lowe, Mrs Mrs. Jack Curran.
ment.    Smoke rolling out of the front       Following the business   meeting, door made it look   like a repetition of! •^*'"'*'°'''   ••*   served in   the   banquet tbe two former fires there, but the fire   '""•
was   fountf to be in back of a range in       ^'"¦* ^' ^- Kelsey, wbo was   chosen Along tbe line of clean-up and paint  I Sprague.    Mrs.    Ida   M.    Lowe, Mrs    tbe kitchen, which   had   been   set   too   Matron of the new  Chapter,   was   the up week.    Attention is called  to  tha | Aurelia Williams,    Mrs. Jack Curran.'close to the wall,   and  a  little   water "fK'ii'er thereof, and   her  organiza apeciai advertisement   of   I.ee Patter-1 Mrs, H. L.   Cummings   and  daughter i extinguished it.    Tbe water ran down   ''"''''^"''ed encouragement   from  its
son Co., in this issae. Mildred,   Mr.   and   Mrs.   William   H. j into tbe dress goods factory downstairs i ^''^   •*•'*•    *•"•    Kelsey   is   a   past   guests at the Rectory this week
A-ivarUaeasest  | Bentley. Agatha   and   Mary   Bentley.   and tbat place was closed for tbe   bal- i Matron of Lilly Chapter, No. ,69 in New Mrs. Phoebe Tryon. ' anco of tbe day. but tbe Iocs was very i *'"i'' *^'*y' '"^ sUtes tbat it is ber one
The meeting held   at   the   home   of telepbone orders and rnaktr prompt de- Mrs. Frank Wood on   Wooda  Avenue, liveries.    We will make a apeciai rata Thursday afternoon,   April 20, was at- to hotels and boarding bouses,   and   to tended by about   twelve   of   the   local encourage buying in large   quantities. Albert C. Doane   and   family   after   women   of   tbis  p'ace.    The   meeting ^e make a reduction  in price  on   five spending the winter in Brooklyn   have   *¦¦ addressed by Mrs. Green   of   Port pound ordera or over, returned to their home here.                     Washington, Nasaau Coonty   leader of Respectfully   soliciting   a   ahare  ot
                              ,he Woman   .Suffrage   party.    Several your patronage, I beg to remain.
The   Misses Morris of Yonkera,   N. ' of tbe local women attended   tbe   con- Youra
)l. nieces of Mrs. J.J. Littebrandt are   vention of the Woman Saffrage party, p.
held at the Hotel Nassau last Wednes¬ day.
trulv, J. KEIRNAN. A«ve
Try my special   box of cut  flowers, i | amall
76e for the  weekend.    C. R.  AftfcWs. j    Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Collard have re- J    Tb^ informant had been too e»cited florii^.. Rockville  Centra, L. I.:  tele-  turned to 59 North Bergen Plaea after j to awtd tiw alarm and Frank pbcse Ccnoe«t4«D;  dalivery anywhere,  sperding  sorre   munths   at  Southern I busv  to  nciiien  it .WU...U.O    pjb„. M.c. 'aJarmwaa^wodJi
was
coasMiaentiy
too
desire to see in Freeport a Masonic Temple, erected by tbe various Ma¬ sonic and associate bedies.
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More Freeport News m Pa.fc 8
Recently Lawrence Burns and Geo. Mulcahy wera huntsmen who brought to earth a hawk flying over Cammann** Pond measuring five foot six from tip of wing to tip. Mr. Burns has had the bird stuffed and it now adorns hi( home,-a really fi ne speeimtB.
(^Continued on page 5)
"Are you going to plant somesbrob"
bery and trees tbis Spring?   First-clasa
goods at right prieax   ean be obtaina4
Beginning Msy 6 and  until   farther ! at John J. Randall's Narseries, Oeeaa
notice, I will close at 12  o'clock   Sat-i and Kandall Avennes,  Freepori, L.   L
urdays. : Call and look the stock over i.nd aiaka
T. D. Carm*;j, Dentist,   your own selections."
A«wusiiasa>.