Nassau County Review 19091112

              Freeport Oflacial Paper—30 pages
FREEPORT, N. Y.i FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 1909—VOL. XV, NO. 3
Official Paper of Nassau County
 J^REEPORT NEWS
Coming E,vents
Next Wednesday, Nov. 17, euchre, Mystic Rebekah Lodge, Fraternity Hall.
Have  you   paid  your  school taxes yet?
J The Evans-Powers hearing was post¬ poned to Nov. 19.
The Fall time table of the L. 1. K.K. is  published in the Review this week.
The FreeporL Club is arranging for an informal dance next Wednesday evening, with music bj* Midler.
Rufus Rho^s has been nursing a bruised face as a result of a fall from his bicycle, but is able to be at his work.
Captain George Miller of Canarsie has been spending his vacation with his sisters, Mrs. S. Beck and Mrs. Fritz.
Mr. and Mrs. John .J. Kandall have gone to Daytonia, Florida, forthe win¬ ter. They will spend the Christmas hol¬ idavs here.
The firemen from Freeport had a good time at the annual dinner of the Nassau tJounty Firemen's Association at Mineola Wednesday evening.
The SigmonckOpera House has* not been open for' the past few nights. Mr. Nugent,' who has been running entertainments, rollor skating, danc¬ ing, etc., has found it unprofitable and consequently closed up.
Wheels belonging to Jerome Mon tross and Leander I^osee were stolen from the hall at their residence at Ran¬ dall's tlats. South Grove St., Thurs¬ day, 	
The ladies of the Freeport Choral So¬ ciety will hold.a cake sale, tea and so¬ cial at the home of Mrs. R. H. May- land, North .Main Street, next Satur¬ day afternoon, Nov. 20, from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Chas. Conner's automobile and one from out of town were in collision at comer of Grove and I'ine Streets Sat¬ urday afternoon, when a ,i>idy passen¬ ger in the strange car was thrown out but not seriously hurt. Mr. Conner's car was (juite badly damaged.
NexL week, Friday and Saturaay, a rummage sale will be held in the va¬ cant store southeast corner Main St. and Merrick Road, by the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.Church; beginning at 2 :.30 o'clock in the afternoon each day.        ^ 	
' There will be an irrteresting enter¬ tainment ill the Presbyterian Church on Thanksgiving Eve, November 24. giv¬ en under the auspices of the Church Improvement Society. It will be an evening of old time songs, in costume of Civil War times. A large chorus and aeveral well-known soloists will make an entertaining program. .4)1 the talent is from Freeport.
Eddie Wright, Eben Padgett jr., and €i?orge Stoudt, youthful residents of this village, ran away from horae last week. Stoudt was the banker of the trio, having $15 which, his inother told Ofiicer Charles Helland, George had taken from a savings bank at home.
The trio reached RcS:kville Centre and set up a camp in a woods on the outskirts. They hW a hut built of small trees and leaves and kept warm by building a bonfire. On Monday Jo¬ seph Wright, father of Eddie, started on a search for the trio. Tuesday he located them and brought his runaway son and young Padgett home.
Later Stoudt returned home, straight¬ ened out affairs with his family, and bas gone to work.
Vacuum    carpet  cleaner DaSilva's.
rent; It. .
For your winter underwear and gloves go to Seaman's.^ It.
Thanksgiving Post Carda at the Re¬ view Stationery Store, from Ic up. 2t.
Now is tho time to look after your storm sash. Roas & Randall Company make them to fit any window.       It.
> J. S. Shapiro is advertising an ex¬ tension table, 6 ft, at a low price this week; see ady.    ~" it.
Thanksgiving Post Cards, lOc doz.; Denniaon'a Crepe Paper, deecorated, 13c.; DaSilva's. ^    It
The infonnation givei^ in Smith & Bedell'a ad. may prove of vital import¬ ance to nuiny readera. It
YOUNG   MAN wiabea emploji'ntent aa driver or delivery dark, or toy work .in wr nMur Freaport.   Good refamicei. . AddNMr4» N. Qnen St'
News of the Churches    !
The   Y.   W.   F.   M.  S. will hold its | monthly   meeting    Monday   afternoon j at .3 o'clock with Mrs. Albin N.   John¬ son, 2(5 Miller Place.
Kev. W. A. Richard  is   to   lead   the Epworth League meeting at the M.  E. ' Church Sunday evening;   topic,   "Sow-. ing the Seed."
Union Thanksgiving services will be held     in    the    Presbyterian    Church Thanksgiving   morning.    Rev. Charles ¦ Herbert Scholey, pastor,   will   preach. |
Miss Lottie Parkerson will lead   the ¦ j Young   People's    Association    prayer' j meeting   at the   i'resbyterian   (Jhurch Sunday     evening;     topic,     "Beulah; I Land" — from Pilgrim's Progress.
The   Baptist  Ladies will hold a sale of    home-made     cake    and    pie    for Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mrs. Conway, 19 Smith St., Wednesday   af- ' ternoon, Nov. 24, from 2 to 5   o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of   the Presbyterian    Church       Improvement i Society will be held at the residence of Mrs. Wm. Foreman, .South Ocean .\ve- ''. nue, next Wednesday,  Nov.   17,   from I 10 a. m. to ') p. m. !
Reformation Festival service will be ; held   at   Christ   Lutheran   Church    at ' 10..30   .Sunday morning; Sunday School 2:30 p. m.; evening service at 7..30 will be   a   celebration   of Reformation Day by the Sunday School.
Dr. W. A. Richard will preach next Sunday morning in the M. E. Church on" The Letters to Laodicea, the City of Compromise." In the evening at 7:30, the subject will be, "How a Christian Ought to Dress."
The   Episcopal Church of the Trans¬ figuration was crowded at the morning and evening services Sunday, when the , fifteenth   anniversary   of   the erection ¦ of  the   (Jhurch  edifice was celebrated. . Special music and intpresting addresses were furnished.
The Y. VV. F. M. S. of the M. E. Church will give a supper and social in the vestry >'riday evening, Nov. 19, (J to 8 o'clock. There will be old time songs and a good old fashioned time. All are cordially invited.
Young People's Christian Association will hold their regular monthly busi¬ ness and social meeting at the home of Miss E. Roe, 24 Porterfield Place, this Friday evening at 8:00 o'clock. It- is desired that all members be present, and all young jieople are invited.
The semi-annual meeting of the., Woman's Home Missionary Society was held in the M. E. Church Wednesday '. morning and afternoon.. The time was occupied with reports of ofTicers and committees, with an address on "(Jur Immigrant Sisters," by Miss Alma Matthews at the afternoon session. ¦
Rev. W. A. Richard, D. D., pastor of the M. E. Church, is attending the inauguration of William F. Shanklin D. D., as President of Wesleyan Uni-' versity. Dr. Richard is an official guest, representing the New York East Conference. President Taft is al.so to , be in attendance at this event.
The Sunday School class of .Mrs. Charles Herbert Scholey in the Presby¬ terian Church cleared about $30 from their sale Wednesday nfternoon.
The members of the class are Har¬ ry Dykeman, Harry Hunt, Jessie; Smith. Robert Srnith. Charles Rostou- scher, John Germeroth, Winfield Rad¬ nor, (jlinton Cheshire and Jerome Montross. •* '        '
In the First Baptist Church, Fred-; erick J. Soule. minister, there will be ] public worship Sunday at 10:30 a. in., and 7:30 p. m.; morning theme, "The j Possibilities of Self-Reliance;" even-' ing, "The Law of the Harvest;" Sun- ' day School 2:30 p. m.; Christian En-', deavor 7:00 p. m.; Junior Endeavor! Thursday, 3:30 p. m.; weekly prayer | service Friday, 8 p. m. A cordial in-i vitation to all. ^ • j
A business and social meeting of the Epworth League will be held next' Wednesday evening, Nov. 17. at the; residence of Vfpn. C. Conner, Bavyiew ; Ave., second house south of Atlantic i Ave. The special object of this gath-' ering is a Donation Social for the ben- . efit of the poor on Thanksgiving day. j Articlea donated should be such as will! keep until that day. Each guest is re-! qtfested to dress in a costume to repre- j sent a song. j ,
A special feature of interest at the i Firat Presbyterian Church will be the ! Sunday evening service under the aua-1 picea of the Woman's Missionary So- ! ciety when Solon L. Severance of | Cleveland, Ohio, will give an intereat-1 ing address on India. il!ustrat<^ by j beautiful stereopticon views '^en by '. bim doring bia.,travels. Everybody ia cordially invited to ^a aerviee. A Union Prayar Meetintr wiil be held on Thcraday. Nov. 18, at 7:45 p. in.
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Local Topics
street Commissioner Sprague is  de¬ voting all his time these days   to  get¬ ting in those   stone   cross-walks.      He ; is determined the village .'^hall have its money's worth.
Villaiie Trustees
All the members of the V'illage Board of Trustees were present at the meeting Friday evening.
Wallace R. Post, treasurer, reported balances as follows: General fund. $642.ao; -street. S8y7.4,'); water. Now that the necessary machinery is SSSeiJf.iia; light, -^jJ.iai'J.-U: Hoard of being installe)d in the power house, the Health, .1)230.17; interest, .'?r2S.20; tax Village Board of Trustees hopes to be arrears. $10r)2.1t."); tire department, able to supply current next summer for ISS.'i.OO; street light.-i, i?2777.,S8; light all day service. This will bea big extension, $940.til; witter extension, advantage, opening the way for use (if $0912.1C>; sidewalks. S219.29; cross- more  lights,   fans,    carpet  sweepers, , walks, $4:30.68.
irons, etc. Tax Collector D. I'^raiik   Seamati   re-
. ported having collected and paid to the I'eople in Freeport have only goorl ' Tjeagu,.er a total of ?14,,^tl(»: with things to say of Superintendent Coffey about -iilOOO uncollected, llis warrant of the Gillespie Company, ;ii his hand- ^as extended thirtv dajs. ling of the propo.sition of putting the IJichard Baker "jr. was apiunved a city pipe line through   Freeport.      All   ,i,ember of Bay Viow Hose Co.   .No.   1.
seem agreed that he has; done every¬ thing he could to make a disagreeable condition as pleasant as possihie.
We publish this week a communica¬ tion from J. 11. .Millbank on the ad¬ vantages of a boy's brigafle(aiid assies too) in l-'reeport. We vvould he glad to hear from others on this subject, and tp be able to report ".something doing." An exercise whiih svill give the tioys and girls more breathing capacity and more chest expan.soiii is well worth lieing encouraged.
We are really  beginnin.g   to   wonder   Ave
The fullo'vving ajiplicatioiis were granted: For electric liglit, W. E. White, Bay Viev.' .Ave.;.los. (.Crosstield, Onslow i'iace; Lutheran Church, .N'. Main St.; Aubrey Pettit. Na.s«auAve.; Jas. Stiles, Wallace St. For water, J.U. Sul.sona, Pv0.se;St.; C. A. Wel- wood, .Miller Ave.; Stephen P. Pettit, South Grove St., also Nassau .-^ve.; Emma A. (iolding, Pennsylvania -\ve. Sidewalics, Edward M. Hussey, .Miller Ave.; Wm. G. Miller, Walters ii Mil¬ ler and R. A. Miller, all on lioosevelt Place,   and   (Jcirge    VVailH<"e,    <>cean
if the Fire Council vvill let this season pass withotit arranging for a tire alarm system proposition to be voted upon next Spring, and then blame th»' Vil¬ lage Board if they don't get it. If the Hremen don't take enough interest to tey the F'ire Conimiesioners what they neftfl   tliey   and   not the commissioni'rs
W. l''igj;e presented a bill for side¬ walk laid in 1907, for .';;.'t94.72. of whicii 'i. or :i;44fi.01, was ordered cred¬ ited to his road tax account in accord¬ ance with agreement mtuK' at that time.
C. E. Helland was app'jinted to take care of the court  room   and  Jail   at .a-
areVo blame when they are   not   taken   -salary of $100 a year.- care of.
President .Morrison is de.«erviiig of thanks tor—fT?©^ collected from the New York Telepbone Compiiny for con¬ nections on poles in the village belong¬ ing to the municipality. He discovered an agreemei;t h^djbeen mmie .whereby the company was to jiay for this, Jbut nothing had been paid for seven years.
Sheehan Company were given the contract to install additional machinery at the power Iiouso, for $,'5000. This was ,1 reduction from their original bid on account of some small changes in specifications.
The Clerk was instructed to notify the city of New ^'ork to remove its test well on ('enter Street witliin ten days, this having been pul down  with-
He took the matter up with the com- out asking jiermission from the Board, pany and they finally settled liv paying t^leHk Shea was also instructed to the village the sum named, fho pay- .notify some seventy light consumers ment in 1W)2 was $18;5 and the com- two inonths in arrears that unless their pany agreed to settle the claim upon l^'lls were •.-ettlwl within thirty days Mr. .Morrison's uc'inand, at $200 per the current wouid be cut off. It was year. also voteil that Counselor   Fishel   com-
The company conteniplatos spending   mence action against all water consum- a large sum   for   ju^tting   its   lines   in   ers in arrears.
cables and the revenue from this ser-; A resolution was pH-~.sed reiicind- vice would be verv small from now on, ing the charge to the N. Y. Tel- .s© that the village is getting a good ephone Company of lOc for each pin on bargain when the telephone conifiany poles in the village each year, the com- offers to keep its (the village's) lines paiw agreeing instead to keep the vil- in. repair. "la^te   poles  and   lines   of electric light
' system in repair. ^     «
Our  remarks   about   the    word    in-       ,, .o~.'*.       ' '   ..     ., •
cunabula in our last issue only brought <"^t vour Christmas jiresents this us one reply, from a reader in Brook- <"«".th. Great reductions made before lyn, who sends the   following  remarks : ^'««'"K ^'"'"^ ^^ «« ^«"*'''-   ^^dl reopen
on the interesting explanation. Our remarks on the word in our last issue were intended somewhat as a joke, but inasmuch as oniy one reailer gave us an explanation we don't think we, will even pretend that vve know what the word was. Our informant has our thanks however for his   concise rejily :
" Dear Mr. Pearsall: .   I am sure you have got the   rncaning of incunabula (not incanabula)   of   the
'¦ Eaglo. That Latin word haa been used by the best Latin writers, Plantus, Livy, Cicero.   Ovrid,   Pliny
in .May. Scott's Kemnant Store, 14ii N. Main .St., opp. Lena Ave. Pictures given with $:! or $¦"> sales.	
SEAFORD
Hall"  v.'ill   t'tart  Saturday
for
.Jolm Florida.
Mrs. B. .Albro has been visiting   rel¬ atives in Brooklyn. '
.Miss   Nellie Post is visiting her sis¬ ter, Mrs.   Lyman Taft, in Freeport.
The   Y.   .M.   I.   C.   will give a mas- Virgil,   to (juerade ball in theii- hall next Wednes-
express    one,     a    cra.dle,     children's day    evening, clothea, the age of infancy,   one's, na-; Schuster, tivity Or the place where one was born ; also, two, the beginning and lirat prin¬ ciples   of    thinga.     See   l.«tin   Diet. : Cunabuia, incunabula.
Paul C. Martin,
Nov.    17;    music  by
For^our holiday gifts read  adv. Mrs. Aldorn in this issue.
A sale will be held in the Guild Hoom by the Ladies of the Churcii of St. Michael and All AngeJ»>Satv|X< day evening.
Miss Telford, principal of the school, ^f  has  been confined to her home for sev¬ eral  days.    MrB. Edwin  Hendrickson.
117   o  \i.f ti~cT    mr   4.       Ill _   has been substituting for her. W. P. W. Haff,   largest coal  dealer  '^ **
on Long Island.    The cheapest place to Harry   Smith    has    gone    to    Porl
' buy ceal.    Exclusive dealer i^ some of Orange, Florida, whij(:h is  the  rendez-
the best grades of coal.                   It. vous  for  all   the residents her-eabouta
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WANTAGH Mrs. Charles .^mith died at her home
; • :— , on   Wa.shington  Ave.   Sunda^'^after a,
Work  is  progressing  nicely pn the  short  illness, of pneumonia.   TUneral • new school building. 1 services  were  held  Wednestlay aftar-;
j«  :- noon. Rev;,   Buck   ofliciating.   JSihe  It
The Schuman Orchestra met Tuesday , survived by her husband. ; evening  wjth Mrs. Edwad J.   Seaman,      ^ j^^^j,^ ^^  ,^^,  ^^^^^^^  „t»rtalii i    The  Sigma Euchre Club met Tfiurs-i "east"    last   Friday    and   returned day evening with Mrs. John T. Cowles. ! Wednestlay.   They brought back about-
I ,,       -1 — ; forty birds and report  tbat tbere ar«|
The Ladies' Aid Society met  with J lota of birds but that they are all in b%j
Mt«. A.   D.   Southard  Wednesday af-: banchea which  there haa   not   beto'
I ternoon.    __         'enough rough weather aa yet. to breakj
I    The regular' monthly  sh^ot of the . "P ""'I »«"<! th« «"all^'"'' ««x^''» '"^^  •«' Wantagh Gun  Club will  be held thia j'^»'*'"*«"•
'Saturday   afiernoon.    It  in expectedi    School taxea are  now  due,  and
i that a  match ahoot will be arranged j being received by the colj/fctor. Georgi
-with Merrick for Tbankagiving Day.      L- Weeks jr.; at his residence on Jadt^j
'- - - ; son Avf^iue.   As an extra conveniaUcaj
Rev.  Thonias  8.   Braithwaite will! he will receive aaaae at tbe atore of !
preach the aeoobd aermon of his aeilea [ M.  Covert,  Saturday even inga,
on SoIocDon Sonday evening,  when he ; 7 to 8:30 o'cloclu One percent is ;
will take for his topic "The Pessimia- i ed   for collection ontil OecMnber
tie 'Soie, ar la Life Worth Living?"      when tbe rate will be ftve per cant.
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