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FREEPORT, N. v., FRIt)AV, APRIL 21  1916
Vol. XX, iNo. 16
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C. Dwight Baker uf ''¦- village, former trainmaster of the Lun^; Island Railroad. a«aom-d his new duties sa Superintendent of the raiiroad in place of J. B. Austin jr., on Thursday of this week. . Mr. Baker ha« had a phe¬ nomenal rise in hia railroad career and his rapid promotion is the best possi¬ ble testimony cf the manner in which he handles his work, to the satisfac¬ tion of his superior oilicers He is now the h 'heat ctfi,-er on the railroad, excepting .1 A. .Mct^^rea. general man¬ ager, and Ralph : eters. president.
.Vlr. Baker entered the employ of the   this year. compiir.V in 1-91 as a c erk in the   car i     Preaident RaWall also   reported   he record   oflice.     He w. a- gradually pro-   had appointed  Jtjhn Mauersberger dog moted   throoeh   •srioos   iio^itions   to  catcher.
Village Trustees
(Regular meeting April 20)
B. Riley Raynor complained of boys plWing basebrli, throwing stones, elc^. on stieets. President Randali sgreed to instruct police to atop the practW, being violation of Ordinance No. 3r
President   Randall, as special   com mitee, r^iorted that he bad   looked up the questron of installing coal convey-1 er at the   power   house,   the   price   of I materials had   advanced so much   that I he recommen«led   taking no action   for
News of the Churches
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EASTER IN CHURCH Let the Spirit ot Devotion rule you. *" Every church in this community should be tilled to overflowing on Easter Sunday. It is one of the great feast days of tbe year. It is the dav of the risen Lord. It marks the end of the season of sackcloth and ashes. It IS a time when heaven and earth re-j Wednesday evening, April 2t^.
^"ifshould not be necessary    to   urge '     ^^^ Pastime Club   will hold a dance
any one to GO TO CH'JRCH    on   ,his   '," '^* '^*""''' ''^''^ "'"   ^'°-   ''   ^^l' day.    This   is just a reminder   to   the ' ^"y'«^''"'"8. May 5 ; music by Honey s
The Hand'in-Hand League held a business meeting at the bome of Uiss Petrina A. Burns last Friday evemnR and important matter? were discussed, after which music and refreshments were enjoyed. The next meeting will be held at the home of the Misses Mar¬ garet   and   Catharine    Mulcahy   next
KimiK ^. Sni-kckiT.  Jr..   ou rntativf. in in  thin villairp ¦ill he plea^^ed to receive •i.ecial lilHiintnien's fur callioK fur sarflr
C. .'•""= hin closed nut his shoe business and the front of the building is being remodeled.
Tht annual meeting of the Freeport High Sihool Alumni Association wili be held Saturday evening of this week, at 8 o'clock, at Grove Street School.
ti. I. Braithwaite has moved his sta¬ tionery store to the building recently vacated by Henry J. Raymore, where he will have more room to display his goods.
The new building for the Boxing Association is being finished. It is a one story structure located on East Merrick Road, north side, east of the Colonial Hotel.
thnt   of    ppssenger     trainmaster.
A benefit for the Ku-Klux Baaeball Team will be given at the Crystal Theatre on Wt^^nesJay evening. May 3. Tickets are the usual price of 10 cents each.
Martin   F.   Murphy of   this   village
C. DAKJtir BAK:::!i
has been adjudicated a bankrupt and a   j,.^^. su,.P„.,ter,dent ofthe Long Island meefing of his   creditors is announced . Rail'oad
to be held next   Tuesday at the   office. ' '
^f Charles A. Tipling, referee in bank-• j.^,^^g^ ^j ^j, j^^   electrified   lines,   in ruptcy. Long Island City. ; iq„9     j„ 1953 j,e was   made   general
,    ,       ^, trainmaster, with supervision overall
.J. U.   Kiefer has   leased   for   three 1 ^^^-^ operations, years the   store   at   ,30   South   Orove;     i„ 1912 he vvas  detached   from   the Street, formerly   occupied by Young s   , ^^^^^ j^,^^,, Railroad   and   served   for candy store.   Mr. Kiefer s lease   takes   ^j^, months as effect on May 1, when he will   fit   the atoie up as a photograph gallery.
It has been rumored that William G. Miller was to erect a ^80,000 theatre on his property on Grove Street, oppo site the New Vork Telephone Co. Mr. Miller informs us that nothing definite has been  planned  regarding  thia yet.
Bids for   water\extensions   opened, for aoout 3150 feet\new   lines,   and   8 new hydrants: Edward-A   Rice \ $23fi5.00
Whi'tney Van WicklenX $2870.00
The contract   was   awarded   to   Mr, Rice.
Contract awarded to C^larence Wil liams, the enly bidder, foV unloading coai at power house for th\ year, 18 cents per ton.
Request of Fire Council th^ the en Kine of Engine Company No. j\ be offi-1 cially inspected referred to   President j Randall and Chief Pearsall with power.
Upon motion of Trustee Maxsoi^ the | recommendation of the Fire Cou\icil \ that the bid of the International Mo\or | Company for a Mack motor Hose waV-1 on be accepted was approved ; purchas price $3000.
Fire Council given permiasion to al low the officers last using thetn to keep j oid company   officer   badges,   the   law having been amended so as  to   change the names of tbe officera.
Upon previous request from Presi-! dent Ifandall, Counaelor Fishel submit I ted an opinion to the etTect that the village' officials had no authority to pass an ordinance regulating boxing matches in the village, as this is a matter coming under jurisdiction of tbe State Boxing Commisaion. He dU think, however, that the police would have authority to see that the exhibitions were conducted as boxing matches and not prize fights.
Alvin A. Sealey,   representing    the Onslow-Moore Co., wrote   the   Board,
careless or   tbe   indifferent.    .Join   in the hosannas.
Easter plainly is a day of joy. Add to the joyoasness of the occasion by GOING TO CHURCH.
Services are being held in all the churches this  (Good Friday)   evening.
The services announced for Sunday (Easter Day) are:
EPISCOPAL
Holy Communion, 7:00 a. m.
Holy Communion and sermon, 10:45 a, m.
Children's service and address, 8:00 p. tti.
Evening prayer and sermon, 7:45.
There will be special music at all I aervicea. At the morning aervice the I prelude and anthem will be accompan-1 ied by J. A. Youatt, on cello. Thej ector,   Rev, H. R.  Scott,  will preach |
oriiing and evening. j
Band;,tickets 25 cents.
Services at the Chur:h of the Re- j deemer Sunday, Easter, at 7.80 and 11 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. M. Celebration of the Holy Communion at the early aervice and Morning Prayer and aermon and Holy Communion at the 11 o'clock aervice. The Otfering this day ia for "Current Expenaes." The Church Schools, including the Camp Grounds division, will meet for service in the church at 3 00 o'clock. Baptism of children will be adminis¬ tered. Tomorrow, Saturday, Evening Prayer will be read at 6 o'clock. A cordial invitation ia extended to all tu attend the services of his church.
R^ular services at the M E. Church every Sunday morning at 10-3ii; even¬ ing at 7:3ii; SunHay'School i^ the af¬ ternoon at '2:30; preaching by the pas¬ tor. Rev. B F. R'ly. All-are welcome to these services.
The Faster exercises of the Bell¬ more Avenue I'resbyterian Sunday School will be held in the church next Sunday evening. An interesting pio- gram has been arranged by the touch¬ ers and officers of the school and tbe public is invited to be preaent.
Mr.H. Kichard Van Vleet of this plac is spending several weeks at Philadef| phia. Pa.
Mrs. Fred Velsor has returned homi after spending tive weeks with helj sister-in-law at I'Vringham, Mass.
fiances are being held every Thun day evening i^ the hall of .^Ipha Hook,j Ladder and Hoae Co. Music by HoneJ Potter's orchestra.
Holjert T. Willrnarth, who spent the Winter   in   Florida,    returnt'd   to   his ; home on Grand   Avenue : of last week.
Kussell Hose Co. No. 2 were   calle ¦Thurstiav   ""' '"""' ^ ¦''''ay afternoon  for a   brush' ¦    fire in Stearns Park.
Stanford Smith of Oak   Street, purchased a new automobile.
has
The subscription ilsin'e at Ihe Hoard of Trade Hall last FruJay evening was well attended. Mrs. Guy Ramsbot- tom, Mrs. John Heas and Forrest Losee had    the affair in charge   and   a   very
Those who have not yet paid their school taxes should do so at once. The tax books will soon be turned over to pleaaant evening is reported, the Cuunty Treasurer, when an extra penalty will be added. .Joseph H. Weimer of Grand Av.-nue, is the col¬ lector.
Charle.^ I.uwrnaster is re[iainting anil making a number of improvements to llis reshli'oce on Oak Street.
Walter Evans Spear Jr. infant son of Mr. and Mra. Walter E. Spear w»? baptized at the Churcii of the Redeem er on Saturday last-by the rector. M,-s. A. J. Uusseli spent a portion Miss J. M. Logan and Mr. J, W. r,j,. ^f the weuk in Brooklyn, visiting rela- gan of Balla, Penn.  were Glitlliarents. : tives.
The Roosevelt Catholic Miaaion holds Mass every Sunday morning at 11 00 o'clock with Rev. Father O'Toole of the Church of Our Holy Redeemer, Freeport, in charge.
a member of a apeciai committee looking into the possibili¬ ties of the electrification of the sob- . ,,. . ... urban lines radiating from Broad i *=""'"8 f "*"'•'?"'"i***'*^"'"F"^.'"*^ .Street Station. Philadelphia. The - " "T-^ meeting of the Boa«l when work of this committee resulted in the ' *''« a'""" "«"'".","• ^^I^' ^"r^'-V!" operation cf one  of   the   divisions   by
LUTHERAN CHURCH T'he Easter servicea in Christ Evan gelicV Lutheran Church will   be   held I j;7'hte7of'"Mrs.   Samue as follows :   The morning service with '       " the administration of the Lord's   Sup¬ per begins at 10:30 o'clock : the   Sun¬ day   SchVol   haa Its   session    at   2:30 o'clock ; me annual Easter   service   of the Sunday School with  recitationa by the childreH takea place   at   7   o'clock
Ccpilt* James Shuplund   of   Palftier,       Mr. and Mr.s. Fred Mangle.- of Bell-
MbbS.. and Miss Violet Thais   Benner, , niore Aveune and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Benner   of   Schaardt of Hillside Avenue, are each
thia place were united in marriage   on   the prouil parents of a young son, born
j Sunday afternoon laat   by   the   Rector i "" Sunday.
j of the Church of the   Redeemer,    Rev.
in the evening, ship with us\
The
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We invite all to wor-
)L1C CHURCH aster   morning
electricity and the installation of that motive power is progressing on aaoth-
Melville   Smith  has   purchased   the       -^he appointment is   a   popular   one
house on Bergen Place from Mts. Fred ' «'"°"'? i^\T'"^T^'     tf"**   '^K " ....      erintendent has made himaelf acouaint-
E. Story, formerly occupied by Mr. and Mri^. P. P. Good. Mr. and Mrs. Good have moved to Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. Smith will take posseseion of their new home on May 1.
ed with ali the men alung tlie line and
Roosevelt Place, waa cancelled I He aaid that a similar agreement had been made with hia company for put- I ting gravel on Elliot Place, at a cost t of $750. He said further that when tbe street was cut through the proper¬ ty was assessed for $1600 and the tax was $34.56; the assessment   was   luw
is a favorite with them. He haa made ,'^l-OOO "^ '^f ''"'^ij^}-^-^'^- ,"" a careful st.irtv of alt the difficulties of "'**f.l*'« Bo""! to kindly expluin the operation of the line, with ita 1200 ' the difference  between   leador   Mayer
and tbe Onslow-Moore Co.      Presiaent
The firm of F. L. J. Lee * Co., car penters and dealers in hardware paints, etc.. has beeu c.^'Sjed .to Lee Patterson Co., Inc., with l-^L. J. Le president; George Y. Patterson vice president, and M. Van Hart 'Perkins, secretarv and treaaurer.
RandaU said he had looked up the aa- I seasmcnts on the property in question, I merely for information, and found that ' when the road waa put  down   in   IH12
traixi movements daily
Keal Estate Starting
Thomas W. Lucas agency, aa   brok-
ee, jers, report the following realty   trans- , ii,;" prop^ertV waVaVs^ed "at   $9725
—   actions this week: ^ | with a tax of $86.55,   and it was   now
Leased to J. E. Burton, of the South  ^17^500 and the tax was $196.07.    The
Side Amusement   Company, a plot  of ! ^5,,        ^as also put in Peekskill grav-
  pound o« South Ma» Street   adjoin.,^,      i^jj^ut^^^t  ^^  tj^^  company,   on
The Park    Laundry is a new   adver-1 mg   the   PostofBce   boilding.   for  the   gouth Side Avenue and Onslow  Place, tiser in the Review this week.    Their   purpoae  of   displayvng  Triangle   film j j^^^^^^ „„ j^e petition wias deterred, repreaentative called   at   the   Review ! pictoree.    Aasociated with Mr. Borton       Mr. Sealey   also  wrote    the   Board OfHce and placed an   order   for   adver- j will be C. W. Kemble.   father of WiK ,g^i„   „,g^,  aggjatance in exteimin- tising. and urged as strongly   to  visit | liam Kemble, owaer  and lessee of tbe  .^j     moeauTtos.    The clerk   was " in-
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their  main   laandry  at Jamaica,    in | Triangle Theatre.   Brooklyn, order tbat we migfot personally Inspect i Brighton Beacii B«ll. tbe sanitary methods   in   which   their {     Residence of   Jaeob  Goodroan, work ia done. '¦ North Main   Street,   leaaed   to J
  I Burton of Brooktyn.
Henry J. Raymore ia now   comfort-!     For Haff.A Farrington of Jamaica
{structed to have yellow   slips   printed aod put<4n with eieotric ligbt bills aak ing tbe property   owners to pour kero¬ sene or crude oil in their cesspools. Tbe minutes of tbe special   meeting
^,   ,   - .   . ¦   •¦ ,        _a .i.i.»   I   J        J a   ~ -J •   jas noted In our last issue were correct-
ably located in his new atore on South   On Independenoe Avenue, reaideoee to     a .       ^.
Gtamm Street,   formerty  occupied   by , Mrs. Mary Lester bf Rockville Cantre; {    joU„ o 'combes  $85
th. Freeport Tir. Co.   Mr. R^ymo"'-  reeideoc oa  »<>"   Stije^t.   Bayview |     ArtburCbristi.i;sen, $80
new quarters give bim a splendid   op-1 Park, to Mre. Q. McCaltom of  Brook-'
portunity   for  displaying   his   goods,'|yn; residence  on  Rutland  Road,   to
wbich he is taking full   advantage  of. ! William   A.   Scbnaider   of  Frecport;
Tbit also givM biro a special room for j residence on Shonnard Avenaa, to Wil
displaying of phonographic goods.
An exhibition of painting was made by R. Farrell Browne on Tueaday af¬ ternoon and evening in Brooklyn Hall. Mr. Browne sbovfed about sixty of bis pictures. Tbis is the first exhibit of th. kind beld in Fr«.fort
Tbis is $5   less   th«n   the   amounts previously entered
Village  Treasurer S. Dimon  Smitb ..   IMJ-    L.    _*»....    L I asKed thst bis salary be increased froro
'T "c      "^IL    T^^tu IA   ¦     ' »7K t" »85 per montb; laid on table.
For Suaan Rider, to Frank Baldwin. Application received by residents of residence on Grand Avenu.; for Ed-' ^orU, LongBeach Avenae between ward Chapman, to Mr. Robertson of l^„, ^^^ g^,^„ Avenues, for a street East Drang.,   reaidMce on {^^'nCton  ,; ^t  at  cornw  of Center and   Long
Avenue; Lewi. H. Rom. to Dr. Philip I Beach  Avenues;  referred   to   Street , Horowitz   01   Manhattan,     bis   Pine - r'/i-,_;»».,. The  room j st^^t residmce; for G«K>rge E. Goeee- ^<"»"""««- yellow. I lin, to Mrs. Carlson of New   Rochelle.
was   prettily    dMorttwl
Masic was r.nd«red aad tea waa served ! residence at 181 Bedell Straet
by Mr«r Charl«« G. P^H.   Mrs.   Henry      The Lacas agency also  reports   tbe i
L. Maxson, Mn.   rraneis  Arguimbau | ,.1. of tbe reaidence on Meaerole Ave-!
and Mis. D. Coroitk«y.
Tha Long Island Pveas Assoeiation will meet at tb. Cryatal Lak. Hoaae next Monday aft.mMa, todiaouas spe¬ cial businM..    Mrs. Froat ie flaing
nae. owned by George Gosaelin, to Mr. Truswell of Manhattan.
Communication received from State Health Commiaaioner Biggs deaignat. ing May 1 to 6 as ^'Ciean-u^^ Week ;" notice to be sMit with electric light bills.
Police ragvlations presented by Chief Randall were approval
Bufiflars Busy ' "The Nest Egg"
      _      _    _    _ Two mor. borglarjee'were   reportm) | To  Be Qiven
•pMial   menu forth. ,repre».ntatr».s j to the Freeport police Saturday night.       j^ ^
Jr tu.. n»>.. Tbe flrst oecarred about eight  0 clock  „. .   i    ."_  .. .' .   i~v»i^  jwu.
oftheproM. ^ Ifrom tbe   home of Joaeph   Hant,   on! »"^''*"  '*  »•»• entertainment  to  be
Miller Avenue, a^d .'^.about eleven { o'clock the reeidence of J. Coben, on | South  Ocean Avenoe,    was  entered. ' ,.    ,a a .
At  both place,  tbe  occapant.  heard y«"«^*""'J •^^, " »' •^     -        , J ..   I    Tbo cast of chan
someone running   from   doors  on   the
Louis B.nd.r's Central Market at 7« South Main Street, is now one of the best equippwi UMt marketa on Long   Irland.    He baa 4>ad an electric
meat chopper insUllad for some tiine. |op^,i",e gjje of the bowfe a^ they ent ! has bia  own eold  air  manufacturing 1 ^^ plant. apMial automobile delivery s«r '
Entrance in both places was  gained *^ I by   breaking   the   window    near    tbe -     .    , . ^     11 latch.      At  tb.   Hunt   bome   a.v.ral
rush. Mr. Bender has made roost of , ,^^^ ^, jewelry were stolen and tho thea. improv.in.nt. aince be became content, of all th. drMMra w.r. emp- an advertiaer m tbe NaM.u County ^ ^^^ preparatory to pcmoval. bat the °""'*"" ' intrudera were frtgbtM»«i away bafore
having opportunity to ateal  anything.
vice; and ia now  installiug an electric ' meat slieer, all ready for the Summer : ^^^^^^
Review.
1800 Telephone Users
The Spring  isaue of the local  book j of the New York   Telephone  Co.   bas been distributed.    Thar, are 1«01 sub- acribeis on Ibe Preeport Sxcbange and
The
given by tbe Maak and   Wig CInb  at the Cryatal Theatre next TuMday and Wednaaday eveafaig, April   25 and 26, once, haracters is as follows: Georgia MIMs, Edith Cbesliir.. Deacon Adams, Edmund Lumley. i     Alice Adams, Grace L. Westcott.
Pansy Etta, Helena Kennedy. j     "Biff" Adama, UuJaell S.  Randall. !     Jaek Hamlin, Edmund T. Cheshire. I     Hetty Gandy, Sasan F. George. I     Norman Frisbee, Geo. W. Westcott. !     Virginia Rodney.   Marian C.  Prall. Wiley Bassett, Fred P. Harrington. Tbe dialogue ia bright,  anappy   and full of humor that  will   be   a  source i of continuous laughter  to   those  wbo Mrs. Buckley's car ran into a trolley j appreciate  it wben   rendered  with  a car Thursday nigbt; no  aarioaa  dam- nntisralneas   tbat  is   faithful   to   tbe age. I eheracterisation.
Autos driven by Mrs. A. Klueck   of      Reserved seat and general admission
Auto Accidents
286 on tbe Wantagb   Exchange.
aubacribers on tbe Preeport liat are as , Amityville snd Mrs. J. W. DeM.tt of'.tickets are 75 and 60 cents respective
follows:
Freeport. 1174
Baldwin, 288
Merrick. 98
Rooaevelt. 96
Wantagb   Exchange,   Bellmor.  aad Smithville South. 122
Wantagb a^d Seaford, 114	
Greentieid CanMtery plots   for   sale near  entrance.    Trubenback    27  Jay j. Street, Freeport, L. I. ¦ Telephone 79. AAvartlaemoDi. I
Rockville Centre collided at Main | ly, and may be obtained from C. O. Street and Herrick Road, Monday af- [Miles, Secretary of ibe Pire Council, ternoon.     No  on. wua b.ru    Tbe De- ; or from the firemen   who have them to
W. H. Littebrandt, at the home of the bride on Henipstead Boulevard. The wedding was quietly celebrated owing to the recent death of the bride's fath¬ er. Mr. a-d .Mrs. Shapland left on Sunday night for a two weeks' trip to Chicago and other points. They will settle for the present in Vermont where Mr. Shapland is engaged in en gineering work
The cellar is being dug tor a store 25x90 feet in aize on Bedford Avenue, near Grand A venue, fnr Carrao Cut- tano, of Brooklyn. When completed the building will contain a bowling al¬ ley and l.iilliard parlor and candy and cigar strri', iiiil will be comliK'teii liy the ov> iur.
the I Catholic ChurchVof Our Holy Redeemer I I be at 7 and S a. m. and High Maaa I at 10:30 a.m., At which a special I John R- Moore and family, remov- mus.cal program Vill be rendered ny U f.^,,, t^e "old farm house" of the the choir as follow^; Mejae bolennel- | f^^^^^ Kgn„y ^^^^^^ „„ Hewlett Ave. le, by E'^tiardo Mario: offertory aelec ^j,, ^^^.^py f^^ j^e summer the Por tloniRe^inaCoeliaiVd Haec Dies, by jtong house on Kirkwood Ave. and Monti; aolos to be   aubg hy  Mrs.   Ed- j Hewlett Ave.
Miss Marioft'Miil^er of Baldwin is visiiiin,' i.er sister, Mrs William Wolff, on Liedford Avenue.
M. R. & C. W. Golden, contractors of freeoort, haveVonimenced the erec¬ tion of a bouoe on Elliott Place for Dr. William H. Runcie,  also of Freeport.
Mrs. Arthur Dennis of Woods Ave* nue has left for a visit with relatives in the northern part of the State.
At a meeting last Sunday morning of those interested in baseball, Archie Smitli vvas chosen as manager for tbo euniing year. The repnrt of those in charge of siibscriptiim lists showed a sum of about i^^lO already pledged. ¦ It was decided to iiurchase new uniforms. The lirst gaii.e will lie played on April 30 with llniondali  hh iippiincnts.
On April 6 tlii-u' will lie a dance held in Alplia Hall t'or the lunetif of the team.
seriously ill for the past four has sufliciently recoverei) to I aeain.
weeks, about
ward Keogh. Mrs.   Le^   Halpin,   Mrs.
William S. Connelly, a^d Mrs. Charles: "Mr. Bob," presented by reqftest F. Egan,- MessM. Charles P. Egan and i for the benefit of the Smithville .South John E. Nolan, Mrs. J-rankrengh will Epigcopgi Mission by the Boys' and be at the organ. \ ; Girls' Basket   Ball   Teams   of   Smith¬
ville South will be given in the hall of   ive-;* local lire company .No.  I at   8   o'clock   with P. M. on Saturday evenine May   IHth Tickets are 25 cents.
Frank
PRESBYTERIAN Cl\uhCH There will be apeciai   mu^ic   Easter! evenibg,
Sunday morning and evenibg, under direction of Miss Roth Spier .as mns ical director, with Master (Rornelius R. VanRees, organist. The\paator, Rev. J. Sidney Gould, will preWh at both services. \
METHODIST CHURCH \ At the Methodiat Church Dr. Curtice will preacb on Eaater themes at t^th services on Sunday. The morning topic ia to he "The First Easter ai^d the First Disciples." In tbe evening, I having in mind the practical needs of the present day. Dr. Curtice is to\ speak on "Easter in Modern Life and Thought." At both services the choir will render Easter music.
Tbe Men's Club of tbe First Haptist Churcb beld ita first regular monthly roeeting in the church laat Monday ev¬ ening. Judge Clinton M. Flint was tbe speaker of tbe evening and deliv¬ ered an interesting address on "The Philosophy of Life." Mr. Cleverly froro the Presbyterisn Cburch Men'a Clab and Mr. Campbell from tbe Luth¬ eran Cbvrcb Men's Club were preaent and they both gave greetings from their clabs.
Pirst Church of Christ, Scientist.— Services Snnday morning at 11 o'clock. Hempstead Bank Buiiding; subject next Sanday, April 23 "Probation After Death."
Mr.   and   Mrs.   (Clarence    Harse   of LinJen Street have the   deepest   sym pathy (if the entire village in the death of their three-year-old son,    Douglass, which occurred   on    Monday    of    this Ihe little    fellow    wa.s    taken moping     cough    about    three weeks ago. and    after   sutlering   with Ihis    for- about   a    week,    contracted eaelta, and   on   Wednesday    of    last *tk pneumonia   developed.     F'uneral Run for Office ^f^''<<^*'^ ^"•; hel.l at his parents' resi- ^.. dence on Wednesday   afternoon,    Hev. The following candidates   for  office  .Rhomas   ,S.   Braithwaite,     pastor    of
Wantagh Memorial Church, ofliciating, and interrneiit waa made in Greenfield Cemeteiy. Mr. and Mrs. Harae lost their infant gon lesa than four nionths ago.
The new automobile tractor of Rus¬ sell Hose Co.   No.   2   haa   been   over-
, hauled, painted and placed in t'ervice. Mrs. Harry Self, whn has he.'n quite   Xhe company   purchaaeil this   machine
and after overhauling it, turned it over to Mr. Tweedale of Seaman Ave¬ nue for painting and decorating. It has been finished in li-ght cream body with red wheels and the words "Roose¬ velt Fire Department" painted  across
Ithe hood. This will undoobtedly prove a valuable piece of apiiaratus to the de|iartment, and tiie company ia to be congratulalt'd on   ita  piogreasivenesa.
Not Expensive to
have
at   the   recent   village   election filed statements of expenses:
S. Dimon Smitb, for Treasurer
Notary Public   fees   on   nomination certificate, $5
D. Frank Seaman, for Collector
To Leo Fishel, chairman, for neces aary printing and otber   expenaea, Ilo
John H. Mabnken, for Trustee \   Cigars, etc., 4.70
Secaring petition aignaturea. $:{
Franklin Bedell
Securing names on petitions, $3
Crnest S. Randall
Securing names on petitions, $3
Poiitage,     printing     and     mailing, $86.28
The Koyal Theatre annui^iii'ti tl new serial picture vjill he stn'te'! this Sat¬ urday evening, April 22, when the first episode of "The Girl and the Game" will be shown. This picture deals with railroad life and features Misa H'-leti Holmea in the leading role. Orv this same everjing will he shown Mme. Petrova in a five reel drama. "My Ma donna." On Wednesday, April 26, the attraction will be .Marie Empress in 'Love's Cross Roads," a five reel pic-
Harry J. Apeler, who haa been on a   t"''*-    The   fourth   episode   of  "The three months'   businesa   trip   through , Strange Case of Mary Page" will also the Middle West and   South,   returned   he shown, home   on   Wednesday   of   thia   week. ^
Harry reports a very pleasant and "The Singing School," a farce in highly profitable sojourn. Alter a ^^o acts, will be preaented for the abort stay at home he will again seek i benefit of the Presbyterian Cbureb the land of the setting sun and his ] Sunday School at the truck house of itinerancy will this time be extended Alpha Hook and Ladder Co., next to the Pacific Coast. ' Tuesday evening, April 25. The cast                              ! of cbaracters   which we have  already
Charles L. Peterson of Wilson Ave-< published, has been amended by in- nue bas secured a poaition with Oliver serting Arthur Seaman as Prof. Pip- E. U- Reynolds of Freeoprt. pin   and   Willard   Cheshire   as  Juntin
Stiles.
Big Weekend Party 	
Services will be beld  at   St.   Paul's
Epiacopal Mission thia Friday evening
(Special Contributor) TU   <-.      .. 1 .   I     II . 1     r, episcopal million inia rriaay evening
Tbe Cryst.   Lake Hotel,   Freeport's   ,(^ood fridiy) at 7:80 p. m. in chargf
famous hostelry, was again the   scene   of Lei„hton Nugent
of a weekend gathering of tbe frienda
be
Annual Meeting
Neighborhood Workers
At tbe annnai meeting of the Neigh¬ borhood Workers, beld at tbe bom. of Mra. Cbarlea D. Smith,  tbe yearly re¬ porta were liatened to with closest at-1 tention, during the morning.
At one o^clock tbe membera present "' Valentine S. Quinlan and Jamea M. enjoyed a l^incbeon provided by the i <^°''*'''K «f Freeport and Brooklyn. ladiea. In the afternoon, Mra. Gr..n ¦ ^''*" '*"*•* '*« popular young men apoke for a\abort time on Welfare undertake anything it ia assured sue- Work in Por^ Washington, followed <=*¦¦• "»<• *hose who are fortunate by Misa Provaji. bouae mother for tbe •nougb to b. there can always count Nassau Cottage Aaaociation. who gave *"> *" enjoyable time, a most intereating report of ber work • | "^^ seven-piece orchestra under the after wbicb Mr, Michaels of the Farm   •'''"'"'  direction of  George   Wheeler  Darlirig,
BurMU  gave  an  enjoyable   .talk   on    '•'P*'^ "»••<«'^e brilliant gathering of      The Altar Guild will bold their rna- The Friroary Department ot><be  M.   "Farm Gardens,'^'illustrated witb lan-  ™*"y"'«'*«" •"   "»«"*   «hat   will  be I „),, meeting this coming  Mondav   at E. Sunday School will hold an   Easter i tern alidea. long remembered by all present.    Most  the bome   of  tbeir  directoress    Mrs
party in th. basement  of  the  churchi     Tb. reports of the secretary,   social  "^ "•»»•"> »""«'^ •' 'he Hotel   Sat-: Munroe, Hempatead and Babylon Turn- on   Monday   afternoon   from  2   to »j worker and traasui^r will b. pabiiahed  ""'y  afternoon.      Dancing  followed  pj|(e
o'clock.    Parents are   invited to visit I in our next issue.   \ , promptly after  the  excellent  dinner.  —
Clab breakfast was served Sunday The Fire Department will hold a mommg in time for tboae wbo wished 1 moving picture sbow and vaudeville at to attend religious services in the vil-1 the Royal Tbestre on Tuesday. May 2. '••••    _  ... ,, , The  proceeds of tbis   abow   will   help
Golding, well-knowij m political   defray expenses of the   department to
A cak. aale and tea will be beld this Saturday afternoon. April 22, at tbe home of Mrs. Jobn D. Guqning, 120 South Bayview Avenue. Guild mem¬ bers and friends are cordially  invited. 1
witb the littl* ones.
ay reader.
On Easter Sunday there will Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a. m. in charge uf Rev. Dr. Ladd. Thare will be special muaic  at this service.
Sundsy School at 2:46 p. m.
In the evening the regular service will be held witb tbe lay reader in charge. There will a'so be special music,   inc uding a solo by Mias   Lida
Tbe Ladies' Improv.m.nt Society of tbe Presbyterian Church will bold a fair and •ft«irnooo tea next Wedneaday afternoon, April 28, from 3 tc 6 p. m. Ther. wiil be fancy and uaeful articles
Mr.
Weekly  Weaither   Report
(Por our readers in ^ther localities) Friday, April   U,  ^ain  all  doring night bard, and oontlntaing, until midr dl.   of   afternoon,   when   aan   Shoaa tor aale. alao bome.made"'b«ak"."cake i brightly for a little wbi)e, but overcaat; ly towards the   ._._„p  ., and candy, and they hope to have  the  •••I" f"".'*"''"V'T*^ ""f ^,'«'.''««*: which   ia   hoped   will   be hearty support from   tbe ladies of tbe | f" "'"If "'«*"•   Thunder and llgbtn-; monthly affair.
church and   tbeir   fiienda   wbo   have  '"*'?„*:""'*!*"'¦ \.   . , Among tbe guests were:   Mrs. Uw
helped to make these   affairs   ao  sue-   .  S't'^'O^'•='/"'''*"y *\'"** *" """'• Kelly.   Mrs. George   Wheeler.   Helen cssfal in the past. I '"I' "'«* '" ¦^'•'noo''-       \ Martel,    Dorothy    French.   Eliiabeth
:     Sunday, clear and warm \n morning,   Woodell,   Viola Woo-Jell,   Lucile   Vin The regniar meeting of the* Y.   W. i "'"J "P «"'">' '" alternoon.^ ^Jlaklie. Mattie Stevens. Fanny Smitb P. Miaaionary Society will be beld   at, \^y^' o**"^***' raining at timea. ; M.rion Smith, Bonnie Thornton.   Bes- tbe home of Miss Edna Powers, Chorch l^^li'y-J.                                  \                  aia Gueat,   Jamea M. Golding    VaJen- Street, Friday evening. April 28.           1 - ^"f'^^' , '^P'"'     ^P"  \w««tber, ; tjno S. Quinlarf,    Fiank Jones,   Jamea ..T,,.    ^       r"""            .  "rr      r^ •"   ^^''V'"'^' """•"•'[yW'.ndy in   sears. Jack Hickey, Dan Doyle,    Her- '^Tbe  Crucifixion       given   by   the , afternoon, continuing, and blowing up  man   Horne,    Harrv   Puck    Hartland      "                                       '^^*^'"''"f'"«'',*-          ^       .\        ..     Woodbooae,   Herbert   Marnien.   Clay- Wednesday,   clear  snd quitW  cold;   ton Black, jr.. Fred Davia, Charles A.
Babylon Choral So-:iety in tbe M. E Cburch last Friday evening, attracted a large crowd wlio enjoyed the good muaic. Tbe cburch was filled to its capacity, even the galleries in the lec-
Mott car failed to go around the traffic | sell or from members of tbe Mask and ; tore room being in u*e.
sign. ,
William  Luft of Jaaaaica ran  his
auto   into a  tree  at   corner Merriek
Boad and Bayview   Avenue. Wedlies- day, damaging the car.
Wig Glob.
  ^ I      Teqnis Club Dance
Bank   County    Depository;     Th« annual dance   of  the   Bayview Couniy TrUaaurer Daniel J.   Hege- ' Tennia Club to ba beld at tbe Fieeport
warmer in p  m. Tharsday, clear and warmer.
Fourteen Years A
^
"Are you going to plant some shrub¬ bery and treea tbis Spring?   First-class i„(It«m:> uf intert'ht from the ReTiea\ files   goods at right prices   can be obtained
fourtecu years ago this week i\
circlea in Brooklyn, with a large party   the annual convention   and' parade   of Of peraonal friends, contributed great- i the Southern New York FirMnen's Aa- succesa  of  tbe   party 1 sociation at Port Jeflferaon regular I 	
The people of tbia achool district showed thttir deep intereat in scbool work by attending in large norabera the opening exercises of the new school building held last Saturday afternoon. The D. B. P. Mott Post of Freeport also atteoded in a body.
Tbe eiterciaea of tbe afternoon wet. opened by a prayer by R.v. E. O. Tree, paator of the M. E. Cborcb. Following tbis was the unveiling of the table by Miss Minnie Thompson. Tbe addresa of welcome waa made by Hiss Gladys Andrus, followed by a word of greeting by Miss Evelv* Wood.
At tbis time Commander Patterson of D. B. P. Mott Post, ina few.ppro-
Coatello.   M.   T.   Walsh,    Charles   B. Hayes. H. R. Gregory.
  man has designated the First National Club next Friday evenin-,   -ill  mark 1 gtotTZ' MaTn Ttreet; 'opJ^iL Yh*
Bender's Meat Market «aotea prices ; Bank of Freeport   as a dopoaitory   for tbe re openi'vi of tenni* activtties for 1 p„gtoflice I
in thia week'a adv. Ck-unty funda with the appro^ral of the 1916,    In keeping witb the  character ^   g    E    VanRiper leaaed   Woodrllfi
Supanriaors. of tbe daaen, .flBanels wl|J b. in order, j jnn («r th. acason. "w«:i*i»
iill^H^i^HMiilliiillllliliMlii^i^Mii
at John J. 6«ndall''i Narseries. Ocean ' P"»*« •"<* »<n'*ly remarks, preaented and Randall Avenues, Freeport, L | ' "•• ¦'*'**' ^'*b an Americsn Flag U Call and look Ih4< atock over and make ''" "¦*** "" '*** "*" building. On b.., your own seLetions." [bal! of the achool   tbe  Flag  war ae
I _ AdvertiMoifBi    cepted by Ml»* Millie Holnrartb. '
u       f \ ai K        ...     '     Lincoln's  Cettyibarg   address 'w
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