Nassau County Review 19160414

              Go to Your Church Next Sunday^ April 16th
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Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. v., FRIDAY, APRIL 14  1916
Vol. XX, No. 15
Freeport
Singir lopiM of tl.c Ktvicw for sair nl Orwn- blatt's anfl Br«ithwalle«. Railroad Avenue; Micli- Boff's. Na*Miu C^iunty Review, pa.Silva« ami G«*eU», M«in Slr»*-t: Sidney .Smithi. We»t tdrrrii-k Ro».l 	
HIGHWATEK TlUE TABLE
Tb«fi« times are
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Friday April
Saturdav.
Sundr.v
Mondav
Tuesdny,
Wednefdav,
Thursfiay,
Fridsy
Saturt'.Hy,
fur Handy   Hfjoli.     Dednct   X'
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5:89 p. m.
6:50 p. m.
9 :30 p. m.
7:10 p. m
7 :50 p. m.
8:31 p. ni.
9:14 p. m.
10:02 p. m.
10:56 p. m.
Louis V. .Smith of Lena Avenue has a 1916 Dodge auto, purchased from George Bennett Smith.
Secretary of State
Proud of Freeport
Congratulates President   Randall on    Remarkable   Growth Thirty-five Per Cent in Five Years    Sixth Largest Village in State.
STATE OF NEW YORK SECKETARV  OK STATE'S OFFICE
ALBANY Hon. Ernest H. (Randall,
Freeport, Long laland. Dear Mr. HandBtl:—
As the 1!)].') Census Enumeration figures have now been made puhlio, a review of these returns reveals scirie very interesting   facts.     Among   oth
HOLY WEEK IN THE CHURCHES
Special Services—Special Music and Flowers- Items From the Various Pastors
EPISCOPAL CHUKCrf Lenten services in the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration, Rev. Reginald H. Scott, M. A., li. D., rec¬ tor, for the Cuming weeic are as fol¬ lows: Sunday, Holy Communion 8 a. m. ; sermon, 10:45; evening prayer and sermon 7;4.'5; Wednesday, Litany and Intercessiong, 10:30 a. ni. Thurs¬ day,   Communion,    8   a.   m.,   evening
ers," they show the Vi'lage of Freeport [ P'^^'' ""'^ «"'^°"' * P- to be the iargent incorporated C. H.   Lush   has  a  contract   for  a j on Long Islsnd.    Freeppr^ now    ,  ^ ^^. ^^^^_^^^ ^ ^^^^ ^  ^__
Easter Day —Holy Conimunion, 7:00
^j! ( a. m.; Holy Comrnunion  and  sernion,
10:45 a. m. ; children's aervice and ad-
Good Friday, April 21—PasBion ser takes ' ''^*' ^^'^^ "'• '" 3'^^ P- ^- •   prayer large VlecTric American flag sign to be !''an'* among ths  mx   leading   villages pot in front of the American Theatre. \of 'he State of New   Yoric in point  ot —       I numbers.    These municipalitie.n.
Arhir the C. R.
Nosworthy   has   bought, their accompanying   populations,   are residence   property   on i as follows :
Rnad,     for   'his    own,
West   Merrick occupancy.
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Flounders   are     runnmg   in great;
abundance   in fhe   Great   South Bay. : Big hauls are made daily here by ama- :
feur fishermen. '
Village
Peekskill
Portcbester
Ossining
Herkimer
llion
Freeport
Po|iulKtion
15.502
15,129
10,326
9.577
8,900
7,-463
dre-a, 3:00 p. m.; evening prayer  and sermon, 7 :45 p. m.
The speaker announced for Thurs day evening was Very Rev. John R. Moses, Dean of fhe Cathedral, whose death instead ia announced in fhis is¬ sue.
Koch's    delivery    wagon     f(jr    bis' butcher business has   been  thorougnly overhauled and   repainted.    The work: was done by Menendez.
The Freeport High School inter-class 1
CHRIST EVANGELICAL I
LUTHERAN CHURCH | Servicea in this church will be held i at 103:0 a. m. and 7:45 p. ni. on Palm i Sunday. The paator will speak on I inc-cHse continues for ' "The Anointing of Jesus in Bethany"! at the morning service and at the ev- j ening service on "The Choice of the I Rulers." !
During Holy Week services will   be ' beld every evening at 8':00 o'clock ex¬ cepting Saturday.    A service will also be held Good Friday morning at 10:S0 o'clock.    At these services tbe pastor
Scarcely any village of the State has had socli a phenomenal growth during the lust five years. The percentage for your village during this short per¬ iod ban been thirty-five per cent. If this ratio of athletic meet, announced in our laat j the next five years, Kreeport will have issue, is to be held Friday. May 5, in-[ over ten thousand inhabitants when stead of Saturday, May 6. i the Federal Enumeration is   taken   in
  ; 1920.    Incidentally,    Nassau   County,
John   ^.   Eldridge and   family   will jin which Freeport is located, now    be- occupy the house on the corner of Rose ! conues the Inrgest subarban county    in Street and   Miller   Place  while   their j New York State, if by the term "sub- home on West   MerricK Road is beioK ! urb»,n." you exclude ali counties   con- remodeled, j failing a city. *    ,   f   .-    ti, .                    I     tt seems  not   inappropriate,   there-i *-''"*'*^*^   °'    l^ite.        Ine The Boy Scouts of  America,   Troop | fpj.pfyr „,g   („   congratulate   yoo   at I P"day   night will be the   prepuratory .    o    ...;n   I..M  „ v,„™o.^oH„ hr^.A ( ^^.^ ^.^^_ ^^ President of your   thriv- i 9e»-vice for the Lord'.s   Supper    "•^=~'-
CATHOLIC CHURCH OF
OUR HOLY REDEEMER
The services Sunday will begin with Solemn Blessing of the Palms   at   the first Mass at 8 a. m  ; special    musical prograni will be rendered by the   jun¬ ior choir,    under the direction of Miss Gladys Cook,    accompanied by George Helm, violinist; Solemn Higb Mass at 10:30, sermon by Rev.   L.   Miller,.  C. M., of St. John's College, niusic under direction of Mrs.    F. Keogh,   assisted ! by   a   male    quartet,    consisting    of | Messrs. Bartovics, Huhnehotdt, Raucb ; and John Nolan.
In the evening, at 8 o'clock, vespers | will be sung and the sermon will be | delivered by Rev. John F, Brophy of Port Washington, )
Wednesday evening, at 8 p. m., Rev. I Edward Wood, C. M., of St. John's College will preach on "The Church." i
Holy Thursday services begin with { High Mass at 8 a. m. witb procession ; of the Blessed Sacrament.     ,
Gcod Friday, Mass of the pre-sancti-, fied, at 8 a. rn., followed by the   Ven- ; eration of the Cross ; evening 8 o'clock i Stations of the Cross, with sermon   by the rector.  Rev. John L. O'Toole.
Saturday,    blessing   of   the    Easter water at 7 :30 a. m.
Special muaic will be   arranged Easter Sunday.
Young Man, if You Want to Make Good, Qo to Church!
for
PRESBYTERIAN   CHURCH
The observance of tht week begin- , ning with Palm Sanday and ontinuing through Easter will    be   the   occasion
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TIio flippant youlh of the day is wuut to roiiiark that tht' ihurches are for old men and woiiifn. lie treats ligiitlv CO III liil'iJtH movoment. Many df the younj: men of lay .-ay that tiicy intend to huve tlieir (ling while thev arc j:. It i!< time enough to think of the riiureh when iliey get Where i.« the young man who can .say tlir.t h<.' will live to be Where i5 tlie young man wlio, wiiii lertaiiity, ean say that he will livi' aiiotlrer day r Delays always -,iv,- daiij.'er'>iis, hut" a de¬ lay in milking your peace with fiod is doubly so. J'iek up your newspaper any day aud see the ionjj list of persons who. without 11 momiwii's wiirniiig, are plunged into eteniiiv.
THE CHURCH WANTS THE YOUNG MAN. THERE IS NOTH¬ ING MORE INSPIRING THAN TO SEE A CHURCH FILLED WITH YOUNG MEN. THE YOUNG MEN SHOULD BE LEADERS IN THE 00 TO CHURCH MOVEMENT. THIS IS THE DAY OF THE YOUNG MAN. NO GREAT MOVEMENT CAN HOPE TO SUCCEED WITH¬ OUT HIS HELP. IF THE YOUNG MEN GET INTO THIS GO TO CHURCH MOVEMENT IT WILL BE THE TREMENDOUS SUCCESS IT DESERVES TO BE. THE YOUNG MAN WHO IS ANXIOUS FOR A FUTURE: THE YOUNG MAN WHO WOULD EARN THE RE¬ SPECT OF THE COMMUNITY: THE VOUNG MAN WHO WANTS TO MAKE GOOD WILL GO TO CHURCH, HE WILL BE SEEN IN CHURCH EVERY SUNDAY.
Tlie really irreat men of tin' ¦ uiuiti') went to rlmnli whni they were boys. They went to eiiiirch when thcy wcii'yoiiiii,' nn'ii. .\nd thev (ib TO C'HrnCIl todav. Their irreiitii.''-> in lifu may be traced fo (JOlXf! TO CIirHCII. The . huivh is not alone for the old men and tin- old women. It is for the vouiilt. Il is for the ^lror^,^.    It is for file vi^^oroup.
Yes: X\io cinircli le'eds the young men. The Miiini: wonii'ii do nol ne.'d iM-ging.    TIn'\   (IO   TO   CTirHCll.     I.ci iill'vonti- m. n
follow  llieir -iioil  .¦\;HV!|.||'.
; No Use Going
' Deeper for Water
! Report    Shows     Conditions    of
I Water   Str;atils   and   Recom-
i mends Not Going Deeper.
A rejurt haa t^eeri liied witb Village
•Clerk Shea by F. W. .Miller of   Center
I Street, New    York,   engaged   tor   the
work, on  the   results   of   water   tests
made at the village power house:
I submit to you herewith the fol¬ lowing report ef thi» results of the two inch test well I have sunk for you at your water works. I ijrove the two inch pipe and strainer dewn tn a depth of llit ft . !S inches, wn-tiiiiu ahead of strainer to a d»'pth <^f 127 ft, without finding any gcod resolts. Below the ] top strata in which your present wells are located, the following results were ! obtained. To a rieiith nf 4;i ft. en¬ countered nothing but a line beach sand, from 48 ft. to 4i^ It. found a streak nf clay and from 48 ft. to 127 ft. obtained nothing hat a beach sand with a small mixture of clay through it. From 86 ft. lo 91 ft. and between 111 ft. and lis ft. small water bear¬ ing strata were found, both stratas being in tine beach sand, the water level rising to witbin lo ft. lu in. of the ."urface of the ground. You will note that tbere was no water bearing gravel obtained in any part of the abuve teat and tbe shnllnwness of the water-bearing strutas found, and tbe fineness of the sand in which they are locati'd. niakes it inipractiialile and inadvisable to attenij;t to construct wells to a greater depth than the strata in which your present wells are locateil and get goud results.
1 have given to your chief engineer, Mr. Smith, samples of sand showing the formation "f stratas passed. throuyh in tbe niak'.iig   ol    the   above
will speak on the general theme: "The i f„r special services «t the  Presbyteri
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service
No.   2,
hold  a home-made bread j
and cake sale on Saturday, April 16, at 2 p. m., in Foreman's building, op¬ posite the Review office.
The actors' colony section of the village is beginning to take on its Summer activities, a nomber of the actors and their families now being baek at tfceir homes, and otbers cern¬ ing every day.
Mrs. B. M. Knobel, having sold her residence property on North Long Beach Avenue, has bought a lot in the Hewlett park property. Long Beach Avenue, south of Merrick Rob£, and will build a new  residence.
Fred S. Howall of this village bas the ¦contract for tl»e erection of the new Sunday School boilding for tbe F'irst Church of Christ Scientist, at Hempstead, to tte erected at once on the ground recently parohaaed, corner of Fulton Avenue and Franklin Street The Sunday School is to occupy the rear of tba lot and will be »1»70 feet
The Hewlett home#tead will be ren¬ ovated and aeed for aerviees and read ing rooma after July 1, wben the rooms in the Hempatead Bank boilding will be given W|>.
Tk. amatlRc aign whicb wae at the janetHDD of Ohurob Street andRailroad AveDSe laat aeasan. will ahortly be pat back thare. During the slippery Weatber liiia avaa fcoad to b« imprac tical, and waa renovad.
Savarai ot our local ir'tmermare care¬ less about observing the positions of these signs, notably at Meriick Road and Main Street, and Capt. Oarenburg will take steps to poniah sone of tbese careless drivers, mlasa more care ia used. Only a few days age. Dr. Run¬ cie narrowly eaeaped c«Uiai«n with a car driven by a loeal plumber, who turned tbe eomer eoming from tba East and went down Main Straet. witbout going arovad tbe traffic sign.
Smith & Badall bave an inatructiva talk regarding Spring draga in thair advertisement this weaik.
which
ing village, nnd through you. the peo- I *'" ^^ administered on Easter Sunday
pie of your town, upon the   prominent
position which Fr«^port now   occupies
ainoit'g   tbe   villages   of   the    Empire
State.     With kindest regards.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) Francis M. Hugo,
Secretary of State.
at the morning service. We extend a cordial invitation to all te, worship with US.
an Church on every night except Sat¬ urday. The services will be held in the chapel at the regular hour of meet¬ ing which is 7:4-f>. There will be spe¬ cial music on each evening, Bible read- °ng   and  an   aMrcss   by   tbe   pastor.
Roosevelt
Merrick
Bellmore
Mask ami Wig
METHODIST CHURCH i     Next Sunday has been  agreed  upon 1 by the churches of Freepori as Go To- I Church-Sunday    and it is hoped   every ' place of worship in the village ivill b«
Club itn Fntf rtaiin c^wded at every aervice.
ClUD IO Cnteriain       ^^ ^^^ Methodist church the  pastor
Krank S. Sni;»l«'l\er,  Jr..   our  Huthori^iHl   r rilatlvr. iH in   this   viDsffe ev»^r>' 'I>iH«da> ,  .. .Illie pl«H.sed to receive siiecial  itefii^J.   or
There will be freedom and informality   aiipointments f>.r r»ihn»f for sanw.
ahout the meeting and all who   attend
are nrged to t«rry for a handshake and
greeting after the service.  The themes
of the addre«ees will all be in conform-
itj to the tvents   and  significance   of
the last week of our Lord's life.
This is t'he one week of special meel-   ensuing year, i^gs for tbe entire year.    Certainly no
ThiToluinn ii.e.iile.i by Rev. W H. I.iuel.ranil at)(i all ilem? choilld In- sent to him lo insure ir sertion uruier Ihi*; h*'fulintr.
The Pastime (.'lub will hold a danc in the Merrick Fire Hall No.    I,    F'ri
  day evening. May 5: niusic by Honey'
Bishop Wilson attbeN^w York East   Banfl; tickets 25 cents. Conference, appointed Rev. E. O. Tree pastor of the .M. E   Church for tbe
The 1'*"^'^'^ °^ tlhe year bn»s more significance
J     for the Ohristian and   therefore   unus-
Reniemter "The Singing Schtwl" to be preaented Tuesday. April '25, un¬ der direction of H.J.Kaymore (jf Free
Services at the Churcb uf the Re deetner Sunday. Next Hefcre Easter, Palni Sunday, at 7.3o and 11 o'clnek A. M. and S o'clock P. M. Celebra- ti<in of the Holy Coniniunion at the early    service      Morning   Prayer   aiul
The initial fierformance by the Mask | jg to preach in the morning   on
and Wig Club will take   place   at   the j Terror of the Triumphal   Entry „
tJryatal   Theatre,     Brooklyn   Avenue, j tbe evesiing the topic   is   to  W   - The ¦'""' *"<"^-**'" ^^'"""*''^''""y '•'^ ^^
Tuesday evening, April 25, and will be j Hour Apart."    These themes   are   es-   *"''^ church duriing this week.     Differ-
rendered the second time the following I pecially appropriate   to   the   day   gne j'^"*'"¦*^'"'''''*''°"'" *'"    ^'*   '*'*''   **^^
nigbt,   April 26.    Both   performances ^,ii j^ve in theme the apjieal   el   (^^^ | other in stimulating   attendance.    On
are   for tbe   benefit   of   the   Freeport I Glorious Gospel of the Christ I Mondaj evening tbe young people's so-
Fire Depsrrtment.    Tickets bave  been i     Ho^ Weak will be observed b-T ¦fonr j ^'e*'«'^^, p"»''«" ..,E'^««''«'"-   *«^^'^    ^^     i.   ^ ,a ¦       ^^.      .
distributed   among   members   of   the japecdal services     Eacli evening   there r^®"'"'^"'^ *'""'°''' ^^'" ^'"^P*'"*'*''**- ^-   ^*»o'"<^*'   ^^''^ "   meeting   Thursday   ntcessity requires.    (
varioos companies and are now on sale,   will he a brief adilress   on   an   appro- i^" Twcaday erening the m«n,    includ-   at the home of Mrs. Joseph Kaath. ening at 8 o'clock the
port.    The plav will be given in Alnha   sermon.     Evening Prayer and .-ermun.
Fire Hall for benetit of the Presbyter-   The Woman's    Auxiliary meets in the
ian Sonrlay School. Pari."h Hcuse weekly on Thursdays   at
— 2,8o P. AI. in the interests of Missions
The   Ladies   Aid   Society of tbe M.   and to perform any local tasks    wbich
On Thursday    ev re will bv a f^ele
Clarence S. Abrams advertises some seasonable tonics in his ada. in this issue.
Tbe Columbian Braas ^Foundry [haa BOt yet succeeded in obtaining tbe private secretary for whoas they are advartising. Tbis aboald ba an at¬ tractive opportunity for a yoong lady with experience.
AdratHatmaoi-
"Are you going to piant sooteahru'o- tery and treea tbia Spring? Pirat-class gooda at right prices can be obtained at John J. Randall's Noraeriee. Ocean aad Randall Aveaoaa, Fraeport, L. J. Call and look tbe stock over and make your own selections."
The home merchant's profits are in vested in your bome city, and belp to maka it a bettar city in wbicb to live.
"The Nest Egg'' IS   the   title   of   the   print* theme, sorne word of tbe Christ
story a cemedy in three acts, the autb- orees of which, Misa Anne Caldwell, resides in Rockville Centre.    Tbe dia-
or eeme event of His last hoore with His disciples being tbe center of each address.    The topics   will   be   a«   foi
lof^e   is   bright, snappy   and  full  of j lows
humor that will be the   aource of coa- j     Tuesday evening, " Friends of Ooa."
tioooofl (laughter to thoae who appreci - '     Wednesday evening, "Tbe  Song   of
ate it when rendered with   a  natural   | the Ohrist."
neee tbat is (uithful to the   character-1    f!bunday evening' "A Lest  Mppor-
ication. itnaiity."     Holy  Commanion will   be
Reaerved aeat and general admission i administered at this service. ticketa are 17B and 50 cents reapective- | Priday evening, "The Supreme Ap¬ ly, a«td may be obtained from C. O. Ipeal to God'a Heart" Nilea, Secretary of the *'ire Council, | Hheee aerviees will begin at 7;46 or from the fireman who haa tbem to o'alook. All are cordially invsted to aeH ar from membersof the Maak aod j attend them. The Christ. fi4fl mis- Wig Olub. i sion to tbe world  and   Hia  olaimfl  on
Da not paaa the opportunity to help j the   love  and  aervice  of wen will be yoar Firo Department and at the same j p«t to tbe front every  evening, time enjoy a really unif oe  production
ing th« session, trustees and the Men's
Leagoe. On Wednesday evening the j Mrs. Phillips of Nassau Road, atfec woBBfin'B organizations. <hi Tboraday j tionately known as "Aunt Betsey" tc the «irl«   and on    Friday   the   Ixiya. ¦»   '»*Ke   number   of the residents, re-
The annual school   nieeling   of   this
district    will   he   held   in   tbe   school
They are alt going to he for one   week | tnraed home last week after  spending   ing Prayer will be read   on   Saturday,   building on Tuesday evening, May   2,
bration nf the Holy Communion in commemoration of the (irst supper. On (iood Friday there jvill be serviees at 10.30 A. M. and 4.20 P. M.    Even-
Regulur services at the M. E. Church every Sunday morning at 1U:3U; even¬ ing at 7:30; Sunday School in the af¬ ternoon at 2:30; preai'hing by the pas¬ tor. Rev. H. F. Kay. -Ml are welcome to these services. *
George I.utz and William Hez. two of nur local boys, who enlistetl in the Navy about three nionths ago, are on a ten (lays' leave vKbich lliey »re spend¬ ing at their homes.
John Calet has secured a position as locomotive Hreman on the Long Isl¬ and Railroad. Mr. Calet is an oldlime railroad man, having be».'f) employed nil one of the western mails before foiiiing to this village.
" Workare tMgether  with   Him."    AH i'''>«*'¦''»*«'" in Flushing wbo 'read this announcement are urged to consider themselves  invited   to  at- tesid.
'Howard Smiih has returned to work again after several days' illness from aore throat and cold.
¦BAPTIST tmURCH
Mise lEIsie   Hansen,     daughter    of Theregnlar services at the   Baptist j o«pt. and Mrs. Louis Hansen of   Nas-
'(%ureh on Sunday will be: Preaching moming and evening, by Rev. W. Areck-enridge of New York. The sub¬ ject for'the morning sermon wili be, '""Price ;and Responsibility of Privi¬ lege;" in the evening. "The Great Apostles' Boaat."
aau Read, is now attending Hempstead High School again, after an illness of aeveral weeks.
of tbia delightful comedy that has never befare been preaented by ama - tea re.
Somd the Alarm I
Pass the word and mM the tickets to
Firenoen ! Frienda ! Foes !
Etbel Barrymore in "The Final Judgn»ent," a drama in five reels, will be tbe attraction at thd Saturday per- formanees   of   tbe Royal Theatre, ma-
Rc^ll^of I    ExWbttion of Paintings    I iiTn-rraZ^wo eli'i-^e^^^'ta! ; returned t^
apeaking ComteSt I     R. barren   Browne,   a   water   color I«'t'**'N*'y-"    The third   episode  oflaeaaon. The annual   prire   speaking   oonteat l«rti«t. will show   about   forty   of   his | "The   Strange   Case of Mary   Page"! of t-he J-reaport High School w*B   held jpictores at Brooklyn Hall Tueaday af-i*'" be preaented on Wedneaday even-j     ^^^     ^^     j^     Howne   and    Miss
in   the   High   Scbool   Aoditofc^um   on   ternoon and evening, April 18. | ing, April 19.  i Bowne have   returned   to   their   home
Wedneaday avening,    when   the  room j     Tea will be served by  Mrs.   Charles
Easter  Eve., at .") o'clock.     A   cordial   »' 7:30 o'clock.    One member  of   fhe invitatinn is e.xtended to all to   attend i Board of Education is to be elected in the services of this entire Holy Week,   the jilace of President Peter   Johnson. - 'At the present time there is no oppos-
Mrs. B. Narwood returned on Wed- , ition to Mr. Johnson's re-election, and nesday from a two weeks' stay at At- \^^ *'" undoubtedly be returned to the lantic City.  N   J. ! position which he has filled in   an   en-
I tirely satisfactory manner for   aeveral years.
The   annual   report of expenses   for the past year is as follows:
-        — RECEIPTS
Mr. and Mra. H.    M.   Narwood   are Balance on hand April 1, igi.") $2684.48
sojourning at Atlantic City, N. J. pubiic Money Received   from
"   ^ Supervisor                                   298.61
The   H.   Schuyler  Cammanns   have For Libraries. .Map and Globes    20.(M)
Mrs. J. J. spending the Conn.
Littebrandt   has   been j week at   Little   River,
For Tuition   from   Individual
Pupil From Taxes on Property Krom sM other source*
Sacred Cantata JTonight     was   filled'to   the   doors.    Thoae   who:|<S. Hill, Mrs   Henry L. Maxson, r»_ n.«. ,,...;»-»!«.,   «./   >Ko   i^.^..,.^,, ' wore present enjoyed every minute   oiK^tto Jong.   Mrs.   D.   Comiskey,   M ^K ^^TJfi^^i. ^ k!   ^t'^^ tb« *imeaa the speaking, singing  and  l^aw^     Arguimbau.   Mrs.     Willii Bthodiat Chureh tbe Babylon  Choral   ''•~'r"'"'7__"   T". *'*•„,"?"* j"'.,:,.^ . ._j J*:., -rk-..-. c...._.
Mrs.
With tha coming of   warm   weather | ^*''^ after spending the winter in Bal
86.00
3517.6«
208.16
$6718.90
tiroore, Md.
Methodiat Chorch tbe Bobyl Society orill render the aacred cantata by Sir John Stainer, ^ The Crucifix¬ ion," in the auditorium ot tbe cburch, tbia Friday evening, Afaril 14, at 8:16 o'clock. A cboraa of forty voicea un¬ der  the    loadership of   William   W
muaic rendered   by   the  High  School jCckartand Miss Thelma Eckart. waa very .good and showed conaiderable       Tbere will also be music.     In   addi- taient among the students.                        tion to bis pictures, Mr.   Browne   will The liat of apeakera waa aa folio w a:.I abow eanoles suitable for framing his Tbe Union   Soldier,   Mervin  Schloaa; I«r other (pictures.   The   liittlest   Rebel,    Miriam   Smith; { .	
BVoar°ar«ani.t 1^  *«^T*t  tb^ ' '^'"*,^Jf/«S' m"*""!."\^^'l^'a^iT^'lmar     . .       ,„        ^
Madi^ AvemM, Baotist Chuvch. New I ll^.?t^^;i?J.lf^l!.':'!:«l5:i/^'^*"i Weekly   Weather   Report
; for Cobo. Arthur Bender; Tbe Gypay
Ha-rfeySeJf,   baritone,   from   th; 1^'»*" ^^^'l'.C'*" Gibaon; On Britiah ond Presbyterian Cbo«*, Newark.   'fl\"r^ll''*i"!!"'\Jl^%E^
York   City.    Howard   Pascal,    tenor, and
l\T^wi\T74^rTb^\ri^Z^'iii! i*»'*^!!£!** ^''**'' **' '^*"'*' '^'*-
licketaof admission are re^wrod.  but   '^"'*V*J™**'-       ..... a silver   offenng   will   betiiken.    A      The judgse. who chose the priae w.n-
cordial invitation i. given to oM to at-   »*" *"« "'• •»•"'>• ^««^ °.', »»L«  *»«¦ ,     . I eution department   at   White  Plains,
' N. Y.;   Principal  Carmichael  of  the
Oceanside Sehool and Miss Siggins  of
Bay View Tennis | the elocution department of tbe Great
Club Dance ^^*^''   High school.    Mr.  Jolly,   who
_, ,   >      '      ,    .^     n      .      i announced tbe   winnera.   said  that   it
Tbo annual dance   of  the  Bayview 1^,^ ^een a difScalt matter to pick out
Tennie   Club will be he/d at the Free   , four of tha apeakera who  bad  earned
portClubonihe|evening   of   May   6. 1,4,^   firat   aud   aecond   prices   aa   tbey
and wilLmark the re-opening of tennis  ^,e g„ ^    ^    ,nd  ^e  wanted  to
,,     .    . •^tivitieaforl916.    In keeping   wub. ^ntulate those wno did not  win Jl
Monay-entawaytoamallorderhouae the character of the dance. A-nnels j i,»o„ their excellent work. The does not And the road back to your will be tne order of the evening The ' jj,^ j,, ,„^ ^^^ j,,, ^„ ,^,^^j city. It la no longer a factor in the | committee in charge hau reserved f-- life of your community.
clear,   quita   cool;
Friday, April 7
^"saSdS.'tg.n to  snow  in  morn-i •*'~'«:»" C**^"!*^^••'"»•,'''!'  8'»« "       "* -   ""'—'mance in tbe Roayl   Theatre,
the thoughts of many of the yoong men I ""'"'¦''• """¦ DISBURSEMENTS
have again turned to baaeball.   Archie I ~ Teachers'Salaries .$2381.90
Smith   as   temporary    manager,   has i     At the meeting of   the   Men's   Club   Wages   Janitor,     Clerk    and
called  a meeting to be held on Sunday 'on Tuesday evening   it   was   voted   to I     Treas.
morning,   Agril   16,   in   the   office of ; put the pool table in good nbape   after   Stationery and Supplies
Charles DeLap, Nassaa Road, former- I the bard usage it has had for the   last   Medical Examinations
ly occopied by the Roosevelt Newa,for : year, to have the   tennis  coort  made   Hepairing,    Painting,   Insur
tbe porpose of organisation.      A   sub-   ready, and introduce clock golf on the |     ance, etc.
scription liat is being circulated among | south court now laid out   for  croquet.^ Fuel, Ligbt and Janitor's SOfi
the reaidents to aecure money for   the i Geo. Mulcahy waa appointed   manager
running expenaea of tbe team. | to !ook after baseball   affairs   for   tbe
  : summer.
Tbs Ladies'  A!Ur   Society of  the'
321 OU 247.80 100.00
194.42
-^dvartlaemeut.
y£aater Shopping Easter Flowera,    Ribbons  and   Hat Shapes, 10c
Post Cards and   Booklets,   10c  doz.
Jelly and Cream Gggs, 10c Ib.
Baskets, 2 for 5, 6-10c
Rabbits, 5 and IOc
Chocolate Cream Egga, 6 and IOc
Pilled Baskets, 5-10-25c
Da-^ilva's 5 and lOe Store
,   , ...      Miaa Elizabeth Schneiker, and tbe first
announcement of the muaic until a l«- pri,e for the boys to Arthur Bender; er date; ihey promise that it will be I ^^^^ p^j^^ ,„, j^, ^j,,,. Miss Miri- the best procarabk. ^ ;am Smith; boys, Jobn Hibbard.    Miss
' Schneiker and Mr. Bender will   repre- HELP THE BASEBALL ,ent the Freeport High School   at   the
I log. and aoowed very b' d nearly all day, making slushy walking; anow. bail and rotn continuing most of tbe time ontfl the middle of the next OHwning.
Sunday, anow continuing, cleared ofi cool, about one ineb of anow on ground, havinq; melted aa it came down; typical Anril weather in after¬ ncon.
Monday, fi«ie 6|)ring day, quite cold.
Tuesday, aooie as Monday but warmer, deligbttul day (rain 2 houra at nigbt.)
Wednesday same   (rain   hard   during   Ug'^a   gf nighL)
Thursday, overcast and chilly.
Village Trustees
plies Bond
Interest on Bonds Incidentals Balance on   hand
1916
March   31,
841.10 500.00 880.00 148.18
Tba Freeport Athletic Association held at Huntington suon. is planning to again give us some gnrd baseball ganies this year and they, need yoor help. If you have not yet sent yuur $1 bill for membership do it today. Senc'i it tv tbe president, B. Ne»t to the Poatoffice I Fr»'"k Post or to Elwood Myers, the Aiivirt!*'-iju-u!    jecretary.
New County Autos
„,    _.   ..._       SherilT   Stephen   P.   Pettit   is
EOYS ALONG   County prize speaking   contest   to   be , driving a Mitcbel   car   furnished
perf Monday    evening,   April 24, for  the, /u     •      .     •,
benefit ef the local work.    The enter-1 ,^    (Meeting April 10)
tainment will be a  comedy  drama  inl (Continued from laat week)
three  acta,   "That   Raacal   Pat,"    in {     Mrs.   A.    Ritchie was   reappointed which loca) talent will appear, assiated I pound maater, without opposition.
by several otber  people  from  oot  ofj    Clerk   was  instructed   to  get   bids! BVDGVn'
town.    As   an   added   attraction    the 1'«"» various local contractors for   un-; Teachers' Wagea 82800 m»
five reej pictore, "Tbe Eagle's Mate, "Molding e3«l at power boose. ; Janitor. Clerk. Treasurer aod
featuring   the   well-known   film   aUr, ,     Complaint regarding persons carting      Troant Officer Wages Mary Pickford. will be abown. ^ aahes and refuse throug.h   the   village ' Fo,|
—    I streets and   spilling   them   along   the   Bond
All persona interested in Equal Suf- [highwaya; referred to Street Commia    Interest on Bonds frage are moet cordially  invited to at- 1 aioner witb power. ! Repaira, Painting, etc
tend a meeting that will be held at tbe I     It was decided   to   "junk"   the  old   Grading Sidewalk in front
Wooda   ro^ roller; referred to Pre.ident Ran-   Copying Tax List, and Printing Avenue, Tbnraday   evening.  April 20. I dall. Stationery and Books
Mrs. Green of Port Washington,   Nas-1     Applications for apointmeat as   dog   Desks in 4tb and   .Sth   Grade sau County leader o'the Woman   Suf-,| catcher were recei>red   from   Jack   G.       Room frage   party,   will   be present and ad    Mauersberger   and     Clifford    Sends-   incidentals dress   the   meeting as well as   aeveral   motion earried emnowering   Praaidant '
2166.06
16718.90
The estintated ex|)en<M>tt for the*com¬ ing year are:
410.00 260 00
r»oo.oo
820.00 150.^0 160.00 (0.00 100.00
160.00 120.00
now him
others
! by tbe Coonty.
Randall to engage a catcher. i-' Tbe bond of the Street Commission- On Friday, May 5, at the fire   bouse ier, for $500, with Edith M. Dickerson
16000.00
of Alpha Hook, Ladder and Hoee  Co.
Try my special box of   cut   flowers. 75c for the weekend.    C. R.   Ankers, florist, Rockville   Centre, L. 1.;  tele¬ phone connection; delivery  anvwhere. AJvTtlsamcat
j Supervisor Hiram R. Smith baa also the Roosevelt Field Club will bold its j'leen given a new auto by the Board ^ntiuaX ball. The proceeds ot this jof Supervisors, trading in tbe <Jne^,n<.e will be for the benefit of the bought fo^r hire by the Connty laat b„eball tean . Music by our fav- |y«''-  ori tea.
A. Johnson and family of Hemp¬ slead have moved into the Ripaom cottage on the Merrick Road, former¬ ly occopied by Willi<im Birkbolz.
More Freeport News od Page 8
(Continnad on page 4)
and Wilson    .M.   Raynor   as   sureties, was approved
Resolution paased for   Street   Com- , missioner.   engineer at   power  bouse, village electrician and village lineman ;     Ciair Bartholomew has purchased   a to present   Ultimata of work   of  year loew automobile which has been a.Jded and supplier needed at the meeting on   to bis hack aervice,,
^    ^^ *' I (Contino«d"oirpage 5)
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