Nassau County Review 19160811

              Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1916
Vol. XX, No. 32
Freeport
In the Fraternal Orders    Social and Personal     News of the Churches
Roosevelt
Merrick
Bellmore
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HIGHWATER TlUK TABLE (Official figurei for Sandy Hook)
Friday AuKUxt
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Monday,
Tueaday,
Wadneeday.
Thursday.
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6:51 a.
7:48 a.
8:41 a.
9:81 a.
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12:00 a.
12:51 p.
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Doingf io  the .ecret fraternal ortanisations of Freeport aad vicinity. |
The Patriotic Circle will hold its next domino and euchre at the bome of Mrs. Leona Haynor, Maple Avenue, next Friday evening. Auguat 18.
Mystic's Beach Party. —Mystic En¬ tertainment Committee is planning ita second annual beach party for Wed¬ nesday, August 30, tn High Hill Beach. Boats will sail from Patterson's dock, at 9:30 o'clock.
^mt ConceminK Residents of  Our
nunity. and Their Guests, Visits
and Social Affairs
Subject   of    Sermoiu.   Services   o and other doinffs in the chi aod cburch societies
Van Gelder.—L. A. Van Gelder is .i^Copping at the Elks Club at Saratoga for a month.
!     Fraclc 3. Snekeker. Jr.. our authoriied  repre- ' sentative, is in  this  village every Tuesday, and will be pleased to receive special items,  or make , app<.intnwnts for callinir for same.
Thiscolumn is edited by Re' and all items should be sen^ lo him to insui'e sertion under this heaains.
„    ,  ..  ,        ,.       Frank RoberU is our representative tn Bcllnwn il. L.tteb.Tindt   „j vicinity.    All orders and news left with  him
Cornelius. —Miss Hannah   Cornelius of the Naasau County Review vacation" this week.
Rider—Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rider are on a two weeks' vacation at, Bloomingburg, in the Shawangunka.
I.   r>   IT    \    M      Tk     „.™     ,f  r-  '     Golden.—Mra. Clarence Golden   and, Jr. O. u. A. M.—The   name   or   C. i ,       ,.. s o,     »     i.       c-.      .
,1,    I      r- IA      •   u  • _    J J   daughter,    of 21   Archer   btreet,   are
Wea ey Golden   s being   recommended:       ^,.      .^ . n    l. r-
Catholic.—The time for the   masses on Sunday is 7:30, 9 and ;i0:30  a.   m.
First Church of Christ, Scientist. — I on ' Services Sunday morning nt 11 o'clock, ' . Fulton and Franklin   Streeta;   aubject | next Sunday, August 18, "Soul."
Sjinsle copies of the Nassau f)ounty  Review sali> at Mrs. S. Nathan a Store. Nassau Rood
C. S. Powell, auctioneer, advertiaes ¦ale of !ota at auction; see thia week's adv. columna.
(i. Bennett Smith   haa an attractive
by Freeport Council No. ."j7 for the office of State Vice Councilor at the coming convention, to be held at Wat¬ ertown, September 4. Bro. Golden ia a past coancilor   of   Freeport   Council
adv. this week, quoting reduced prices   and haa always   been   an enthusiaatic on Ford autoa. worker for   the   success   of   ths   local                              (Council    and    fhe   order
spending the weeK at Darbury,  Conn.
Campbell.—Corporal Bob Campbell, of the 47th Regiment, is back home, the regiment having returned from Camp Whitman.
Accidents and Incidents
throughout   Long Island.    Already at
aurances   have   been   received    from
SUMMER   Eagle   Council of Amityville,   Oyster
,     Hoyt,   Travera. — Misses   Edith    L.    ..„   „^.    	
n   general   jjoyt and Miss Mae Travers of Albany   will read a sermon
are viaiting Mra.   Henry   L. South Long Beach Avenue.
Preabyterian. — Rev. William H. Hendrickson of Brooklyn will sapply the pulpit on Sunday. Mr. Hendrick aon ia not a stranger in Freeport and it is hoped that a large congregation may be preaent to meet him.
Chriat Lutheran.—Dnring the pas¬ tor's vacation thia church will be open for services as usual. The deacona of the church wiil have charge of aome of tbe aervic a. At the 10:30 morn¬ ing aervice next Sunday J. J. Boland At   the   evening
I At the regular meeting ol Alpha Hook, Ladder and Hoao Company laat i Monday evening the resignation of ! Eugene Eldridge aa secretary waa ac- j cepted. Charlee Andrua waa elected , to fill the vacancy.
The residents of thia achool diatrict turned out in force laat Tuesday, Aug¬ ust 12, for the annual meeting. The budget for the coming year was dia- cusaed very thoroughly before vote was taken on it. The item of 1600 for aide- walks wa.*! omitted until estimates can be secured on the 'ivork. Tbe remain ing amounta in the budget were passed.
Services at the Church of the Re- Services at the M. F.. Church every (deemer Sunday, the Eighth After Sunday morning at 10:30; evening at Trinity, at 7:30 ami 11 o'clock A. M. " :<fi. All are welcome to these ser- and s' o'clock P. M. Celebration of/^"^ps- Sunday School has been dis- the Huly Communion at the early ser- <^f<n<inaed until further notice. Prayer vice and .Morning Prayer and sermon, meeting Friday evenings at 8 o'clock, at 11    o'clock.     Evrning    Prayer   and;
aermon. Aiiother activities than the ! Charlea R. Lawmaster of Oak Street, regular Sunday services are suspended ' who is employed in the Brooklyn Navy during the summer.     A cordial invita- ' Yard, is on his annnni vacation.
tion is extended to all serviees of this church.
to   attend   the ;
The monthly meeting of the Merrick Civic League Inc. will be held in the Parish Houae on Friday next at p.80 P. .M. The League has dhuwn murh commendable concern for Merrick dur¬ ing the continuance of the epidemic of
C'harles Mohrman is building a large barn on his premises on Linden Street.
STRAWBERRIES    ALL
William Crevoiserat, whosellsshoes; Bay, Great   Neck,   Port   Washington for   a   business,    and   raises   blcoded   Roslyn,    Lynbrook.   Rockville Centre.
chickens   for a pastime,   has a bed   of 1 Woodmere.   Rockaway   Beach.   Unity       	
strawberries   which   ia   atill   keeping | of Rosedale, and Freedom Councils, of j riij will take two weeks' reat. him    supplied   with luscious   berries. I South Ozone Park, that their delegates
would work for the   election   of   Past
Councilor Golden to this office.
Smith.—Officer Stanley Smith of the police force ia on a two weeka' va¬ cation.     When he returna Officer Mer-
Maxson, ! service held at 7 ¦4,'i o'clock, William ; E. Gormley will read a aemon. The public ia alwaya welcome.
Archibald   Greenaword    declined   the infantile paralysis and haa been assist
nomination for re election and    Albert jng the health authorities.     It secured
Harvey and John Tuera were nominat ^ watchman to meet all trams and   in-
ed in his place.     Mr. Harvey received form familiea eoming here with child-
a majority of the votea eaat   and   was j.^^ jhat if they did not  leave at once.
declared yeara
elected   a   truatee for   three
pick-
He says he expects   to continue ing until cold weather.
Harvey C. Smith, well-known aroond town, was sentenced to $10 fine for public intoxication .>f) Monday.
Hattie Bell (colored) was sent to Nassau County Jail for 15 daya for petit larceny.
Last Wednesday  evening   a   trolley
ject "A Crv for the   Unveiling of the
Griebel.--Mr. and Mrs. Adolf ,'Grie- ' King."    This will be a sermon on the
bei of   Lexington,   Ky.,   are   visiting j hanger of the human   heart   for   God.
Saturday night Unity Council of Rosedale held a shirtwaist dance. Past Councilors F. S. Snedeker, sr., deputy over Unity Council, and C. Wesley Golden attended from Free- port. During the evening Unity Coun¬ cil presented their deputy withameer- chaum    pipe   and   case   suitably   ed"
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gobetz. Mrs Gobetz, formerly Mrs. Griebel, is Mr Griebel'a mother.
Methodiat. — Dr. Curtice will   be his   own   pulpit on   Sanday   next.    Ini     The Miaaea   Marjorie   and   Dorothy the morning he will   apeak on the sub-   ^-.^^j^ daughtera of Mr. and Mra. John
Dixon of Brookside Avenue, are apend- i ing a month'a vacation ut Camf) Wap- ;owog, East Hampton, Conn.
health requirementa demanded weeks' quarantine for all concerned A subscription liat ia rapidly growing to meet the coat of continuing the aer¬ vicea of the watchman aa long aa may aeem advisable. Citizens will find a list at the Post Office.
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car and the aulo of Harry Lake of i graved, as a token of appreciation for Smith Street were in collision while ' hia faithfulnesa during the two yeara Mr. Lake waa crossing the track, go- ' be haa served as their deputy, ing west on Raynor Street. The right I Qn Monday evening of this week rear wheel and the fender oa the auto .everal of the brothers traveled to wspi broken, butnoane  wes  injured,   freedom   Council No. 9, South  Ozone
Park, and worked the initiatory degree in short form on a class of eleven can- This was the last initiation The race week of the Great Soutli I f.'"''" '° ""^ '='°''*"»? °^ *h«ir charter Bay Yactit Racing Association opened ; '""• Am°"K "'"".^ attending and as- on Monday, the 7th in.t., when the 1 «'«''"«'" V^e work were Past Council- combined fleet of the South Bay Yacht | -" C- W-Jey Golden. J.^S. Snedeker Clubs rendezvoued at Amityville at 6 ' *'^- w""*ce « p. m., under the command of S«nior Commodore George E. Rice South Bay   Yacht  Club of Patchogue,
South Bay
Yachts Cruising didates
Babylon Yacht Club, Heliport Yacht Clab, South Shore Yacht Club of Free- port, South Side Yacht Club of Say¬ ville,   Moriches  Yacht   Club,    Unqua
Post,   F. S.   Snedeker,
jr., and Rodney Scudder,   and   Horace
The i '^'^'"'' ""d Henry   RoDinson.    At   the
close   of   the   meeting   refreshments
were aerved.
Doings At the Lights
Next   Wedneaday   evening,   August
Corinthian Yacht Club of Amityville 116, at the Lights Club Hoase, the and the Bay Shore Yacht Club, were | actors will have a "kid party," when all represented by motor and sail j "we'll all be children for one night, yachts and nearly 100 yachts joined ; Put on your baby clothes and we'll the cruise to the eastward. play     Ring-around-a-Rosie,      London
The sail yachts raced for tfae cham> | Bridges and games such as blind man's pionships in the various clacaee in re-1 buff, and if the gals are willing we'll gattas at Babylon on  Tueaday, at Bay | play post office "
Shore on Wednesday, at Sayville on j On August 28 there will be a masque Thuraday, will race at Bellport today | ball with prizes for the most artistic, and at Patchogue on Saturday, at 2 p. ; unique, novel and most original coa- m. each day. ! tumes.
 ~— The   following    Wednesday    night.
Commercial Travelers ! August  30,   win   be Freeport   Night,
Qoing to Beach 1 w'hich, the announcement says, will be
_, .^. ,       ..,..,,       ' open house to our neighbora,    all resi>
The committee sends out the follow- i ^^^^^ ^, Freeport.    Come  and help us
Roe. — Mr. and Mrs. H. Preston Roe, both former reaidenta of Freeport, (Mrs. Roe, nee Mias Marie Bolton) are entertaining a young son, born Mon¬ day morning, Aagust 7.
MacCarey.—A young aon arrived at the home of Mr. and Mra. Aubrey MacCarey, Boston, Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. MacCarey (nee Mias Chapman) are both former residents of Freeport.
Grim, Conner. — Fred B. Grim, jr., and William C. Conner of Freeport, who are enjoying a few weeka vaca¬ tion at their Ocean Breeze Camp at High Hill, send best regards to all their friends.
In the evening the topic ia to be "The i Unrealized Selfiahnesa and Imperti- i nence of an Ancient Re(]uest." The I aermon will set forth the shallowneas I of much of the eager reaching after i honor, place and preferment.
Baldwin.-St. Peter'a Evangelical Lutheran Church meets in the hall of the Fire Company on Grand Avenue. Service thia Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex¬ tended tn all tu attend the service. The pastor, William Steinbicker, Rockville Centre, will conduct the ser¬ vice.
At the regular meeting of the Town Board, held at Hempatead on Tuesday afternoon, the iiiiplication of Rudolph Ruben and Franz f-ekanna, for permis¬ sion to establish a slaughter house on the George Block property on Bell¬ more Avenue in this village, was broug'^t up for consideration. Peter Johnson, president of the Board of Trade, Lorenzo Heine and Theodore N. ^''^OjRipgom apoke in opposition to the granting of the permit and a number of other reaiderta of the village at¬ tended. The Board took no action in the matter, but decided to hold a spe¬ cial meeting un Wednesday afternoon yf next week and inapect the premises.
Frank Seaman,    who'ia employed in
Mr. anrf Mra. Robert Anderson   andj     Allen Montgomery,  the    infant   son ^ family of Corona are now occupying a   et Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hanington ol , the department of water aupply of the house on Willet Place. , Wantagh. waa baptized in the   Church, City of New York at Clear Stream,'is
of   the   Redeemer   on Sundtty   by   the i Miss Grace Underhill   has   returned   Rector.    The God parents   -fiere   Mrs. to her home in Brooklyn after    spend-: R- Narwood    and   .Mrs.   Holmea   Nar- ing several weeks with her aunt. Mrs.   wood and Mr. Clinton R. Place. Allred Doughty, of Henry Street.
  I     A   well   attended    meeting   of   the
on a two weeks' vacation.
North Merrick.—St.    John'a   Evan-! en, gelical Lutheran Church of North Mer-j son.
rick meets in the  hall of Fire Co. No. ! 	
I 2 on Camp Avenue; pastor, William | Mrs. George Braune haa returned to Steinbicker, Rockville Centre. Ser-, her home on Stevens Street afler aev- vice   this   Sanday   at   7:4.'i   p. m.    A i eral   weeks'    visit   with relatives   in
The Roosevelt boys who were mem-   Men's Club received two new members bers   of the Hempatead Machine   Gun   on Tuesday evening,   arranged to play Corpa,   attached   to the   Tenth   Regi-   b ball game on Labsr Day and    talked       ^ „ le ¦ ment, N. Y. N. U., at Camp Whitman'over plana for   a   satiafaelory   winter! Bo^rd'of Tra'^ have returned to their   homea.     Those ' seaaon. '
arriving Tueaday afternoon were Rob- : 	
ert Pierce, Charles Pierce, Louia Gold- '
en, Harold HafT and Frederick   Peter- i ObjeCtS tO Health
  ] Board Regulation
Because Rev. John L. O'Toole,   rec-
Hellmure won a rather one-sided game of baaeball from Mineola laat Sunday by the score of 9 to 2. Next Sunday the postponed game with the Bloomer Girla will be played
A apeciai meeting of the    Bellmore 1 be held   in   Fire¬ men'a Hall next Fridty evening.
Harry, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brandt of Oak Street, whoae illness was reported last week, was removed to Mercy   Hospital,    Hempstead,   laat
Stone, Mauersberger.—Misses Maud Edith Esther Stone and Dora Mauers¬ berger, both of Freeport, left here for Newport, R. I., last Saturday, Auguat 6, on the atean^er Priacilla, where they will apend their Summer vacation with George Stone, Misa Stone's father.
ing letter:
All Aboard! The good ship Nettie Belle will leave Billy Patterson's dock, Raynor Street, Freeport, Saturday •fternoon, August 19, at 2:80, for a sail and dinner and general good time of Long Island Council No. .550, U. C. T.. to G. P. Ellison's Hotel. Point Lookout, Long Beach.
Ticketa are $1 each and are positive¬ ly limited, therefore it will be neces¬ sary to get your tickets at once for youraelf and friends, before we reach the limit. Each brother is urged to come and bring his wife, daughter or sweetheart and join ua in having a good time: the Committee, E. A. Spie¬ gel, J. J. Boland,   W. M. Nichols.
Hymeneal
KLEIN—WACHTEL Mitcbel 1. Klein, of the firm of She- bar & Klein, of Freeport,! and Miss Anna Wachtel were married at the .residence of the bride, 126 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn, on Wednesday af¬ ternoon, August 9. They will apend two weeka in Niagara Falls and Cana
I give them a royal welcome and a real 'good time. Special for thia evening, la "lucky prize dance" for all.
The Lights entertained the membera i of Freeport Lodge of Elks last even- ! ing, with dancing and entertainment. The "Professional Amateur" night at the Club House Wednesday night was a pleasing success, both the pro¬ gram and the dancing being enjoyed by a crowd aa large aa could be well accommodated. The varioua perform- era were called upon to do "atunta" outaide their regular line, as for in¬ stance a juggler called upon for a solo
Hunt.—Mr. and Mre. Robert H. Hunt of North Ocean Avenue are en¬ joying the breezes at Old Orchard. Portland and other placea in that vi¬ cinity, and in Maine. Mr. Hunt, whoae health has not been good, ia im¬ proving with the change of climate.
On Thuraday a party of membera of the South Shore Yacht Club motored to Sayville to see the races and have luncheon as the guests of the local yacht club. Included in the party were: Mrs. Otto Young, Mra. Wil¬ liam J. Schumacher, Mra. William Hibbard, Mra. H. L. Maxson, Miss Edith L. Hoyt and   Misa Mae Travers.
parish not tJ attend maas Sunday morning. Health Officer William H. Runcie stationed two policemen in front of the church with instruction* of Colonial to prevent all ehil Iren under 16 from entering.
R"      Pn*         i     Father O'Toole, after telling of the
tSlg   cnieriainmeni j     jj„   Phlllp Trumpfelier of Colonial   abandoning of his   plana for holding a
Next  Thursday j Avenue is entertaining several friends   carnival   which   would     have   netted In Aid of   Church   of   Our   Holy   Re-   o^ Brooklyn this week. , about $1,500 because of the   danger of
tor of the   Church   of   the   Redeemer, i Sunday.    Some time ago the   lad   fell refused to instruct the   children of his I from the atoop of hia home and injured
cordial invitation ia extended to all to worahip with us. The concrete block foundation for the chapel is laid and in about a week the chapel itself will be on hand ready for erection.
Union Course.
Misa Helen Losee of East  Hampton has been visiting with   relatives,   Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Losee, Avenue.
his cheat. His condition became grad ually more aerioua and an operation was decided necesaary to relieve the liltle sufTerer.
Harry A. Self has secured a position as temnorHry fireman at the Bellmore pumping station.
Jamea J. Molloy of Oak   Street   haa paralysis, said  the Catholics have had j been appointed one of the   deputies to The boya of Co.   H.,   Signal   Corps, . to atand the humiliation of having two ! the Mosquito Extermination   Commie- Next Thursday, August 17, has been j Second Battalion,   United   Boyi,'   Bri-   policemen stationed outside    the   door | sion,
selected as tbe   date   for   the   annual , gade, in charge of Captain   Russell of   turning the little   ones    awuy.    This, I 	
vaudeville entertainment for the bene- Floral Park, held a short meeting Mon he aaid, despite the fact that out of a i John J. Bedell of Merrick Road, fit of the Church of Our Holy Redeem-jday night. At thia meeting il was population of 9000, two caaea of infan-| who waa operated upon fur appendicit- er.     It will be held    aa   uaual   at   the   decided to dispenae with regular meet-   tile paralyaia have    been    reported   in i i" about three   weeka   ago   in   Naaaau
inga and drills until after    all   danger   the   village.       "'You   people   are   the'Hoapital    ia    improving    slowly.     He from infantile paralysis waa pasatd.        taxpayera, and il is up tn   you,"   aaid j waa able fo enjoy the outdoor   air   for
-^  Father   O'Toole.    "My time   here   on I'he firat time on Tuesday of thia week,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard    Losee of Co-   Sunday   is   within the   walls   of   our i making fhe trip   frum hia room to the lonial     Avenue   will    move   to   Eaat  church.    I am here ready to render all | hospital porch in a wheel chair.
deemer.
American Theatre on Main Street. Thoae who have attended these events in the past realize that this announce¬ ment is the   promise uf an evening  of
real enjoyment.     Many uf the   artists
belonging to our theatrical colony have   Hampton where Mr. Losee has secured   the services neceaaary for   the    salva
Taylor. — Monday afternoon Miaa| Ada Baker gave a "ahower" lo her | friend, Miaa Winifred Taylor, at the | home of Miss Baker's grandparents. Dr. and Mra. George H. Parshall, . South Orean Avenue. Bridge and 600 I were played, and the prizes won by | Miss Thelma Eokhart, Mias Astrid I Nygren,      Mra.   Edward    Wittmeyer
promiaed to appear and help to make thia year'a event more aucceaaful than thoae of former yeara. Among those who will appear are mentioned: Sam and Kittle Morton, Morton & Glasa, Clara Morton. Gray & Graham. Am- broae & Mulvey, Tom and Stasia Moore, Great Richarda. FJddie Cavo. Lew Kelly, Edna Niceraon, Commings & Glading and Smith, Austin & Coak- ley.
Tickets can be aecured at Campion's electrical supply store or at Plump's drug atore.
tion of the soula of the people. Aa your rector, it is my duly to get the people to attend maas. I am not go¬ ing to ask parents lo keep children al home. Of course, if you feel that they should Btay at home that ia between you and Gud.
Out of a population of 9000 we have had two caaea that came here from Brooklyn. Thia ia the only village on Lung   Island   where   pulicemen     have
relieved to be called off. The hil of the evening was the cute little Dolly aisters, pink skinned and pink gowned babies, in song and dance sketches.
Next Tuesday evening the Lights will entertain the membera of the South Shore Yacht Club and their lad¬ ies. Many novel and entertaining aur- priaes are promised and muaic and da and upon their" return   will   reaide ' dancing   will   be   in order   throughout
Mrs.   Melville  Smith,   Miaa   Florence
Stiles.     The rooms were   decorated in | More About Nccdcd   SigUS
which he artistically rendered with the ! [link and white for    the   occasion   andi     t„ .k„ c^;.„.-,* m„ = ....„ r.,.,„.„ p.. -       . .       1  J    u  u-   1 11 J   u    .. lo the Editor of Nassau Lounty Ke-
assistance of a singer juggled    behind | an especially prepared cheat waa given I vi w
the piano     The hook waa nut uaed    to I Miss Taylor containing the   good   will ' ...       «;»._
any extent and the one victim   seemed | greetinga of her assembled friends.       ^    Tbelieve the lime   haa   come   when
,,„     ,       -,, ithe   roads   both   Town,    County   and
Must   Scald   Soda   Glasses ^ state, in the county of Nassau, should
in Freeport.
Pay Your Village Tax
Village taxea not paid by next Wed¬ nesday, August 16, will require an ad¬ ditional 4 per cent, for collection. Taxea can be paid up t^ that date at ono per c?nt. fee, to D. Frank man, at office of Ortell & Smith. Rail rpad Avenae.
A. D. Jefferson, a painter and deco¬ rator of 3104 Jamaica Avenue,. Rich¬ mond Hill, has purchased a residence frum James Hanse at 11 East Smith Street, and will open a branch office in Freeport: telephone 1324-W.
IdvertlaenMBt.
the evening.
The editor recently had the pleaaure of inspecting the new club house through courtesy of Mr. Tauber, the "publicity man," and A. G. Stoklasa. manager. Mr. Stoklasa comes from the Savoy at London, where he was banqueting manager, and also aerved | tween each uaing. r*.*?' I as caterer to the    Lord Mayor of Lon- ]
don.    He is entering   enthusiastically j iVlachine Gun
in hia new work, and   keepa   the   club
house   in   flne   condition.    The   large
dance hall in the   center uf   the   main ]     The Hempstead Machine Gun
regular hour of service should be ID o'clock in the morning. As aoon hs At the meeting of the Town Board : t'e Properly marked by suitable aign : possible Mr. Smith will reorganize of Health Tueaday. upon the auggea- boarda or guide posts of a uniform j^e Sundsy School and will hold its tion of Dr. Paul B. Brooka, sanitary i size and style, and I am informed and geggion at 11 o'clock. .Mr. Smith will inapeetor of the State Health Depart- | believe that the Board of Superviaora ij^e on Henry Street. On Sunday ev- menl, a reaolution waa paaaed, requir- , would favor Ihia being done. eninga he will   journey   to   Sniithville
ing all dealera in soda   water to either j     No syatem of County or Town high-   gouti, for   servicea   in   the   Epiacopal thoroughly    acald    their   glaases   and ' waya ia complete    unleas    information   Mj^,,(jf, there, spoons with hot   water afler each   use j '» conveyed to the traveling   public as or to use wax paper   caps as soda con-   *o distancea and   dealinations   reached tainers.     Al present. Dr. Brooka slat-1 t'y «"ch roads.
ed in hia letter to the Board,   the sell- |     To the end    that    public    sentiment era of aoda water in diatrieta not  part   ">»y   ^^   aroused and an expression of
of   incorporated    villages   are   merely i opinion obtained upon this matter, and   for nearly twenty-five   yeara,    Dr rinsing their glasses in cold Water be-;"?"  ^I^V^^'^f   ^°   effectuate   such   a   E.   Burns^  of   Seattle, ^'ash. (J
island
.   A.
rand
I plan.    I   have   prepared and left   wllh   hJxailed   Ruler   ofthe   Elka    uf    that
'the librarian at the law   library in the   city, has been visiting   his   uncle   and
'County Court Hou.se at Mineola and in   aunt,   Mr.   and Mra. E. R. ('ollard   of
tall the Town Clerk's offices, a petition   this   village,    for   a   few   daya.     Dr.,
Company Home ,'0 be aigned   by   the   citizena   of   the, Burns   spent  much   of   hia   youth   in
County, asking our    Board   of   Super-   Brooklyn   and   on   Long   Island.     His
a position.
No baseball game wsa played last Sunday on the loeal grounda. A game had been aeheduled with cuunders col¬ ored team of Freeport. Thia Sunday Rockville Centre A. C. will be the opponents of the local boys.
William Farnum in "The Wonderful Adventure." will be the    feature   film at   the Royal   Theatre   thia   Saturday and Sunday eveninga.    Two ahowa will   been placed   outaide a   church to keep be held each day, 7:30 and 9 p. m. childen from attending.
  • Today thousands of children are re- Rev. Mr. Smith ia now reaidenl rec- eeiving Holy Communion in New York lor in charge of Sl. Paul's Episcopal City and in other villages on Long Ial- Miasion, preaching hia first aermun and If there were a real epidemic, last Sunday afternoon At the cUie if we were suffering from a diaeaae of the aervice Rev. Mr. Smith helil a that was cutting down our people, we social talk with the congregation, at wuu'ii nut only abut up our churL-h, but which   time it   was   decided   that   the   would turn it inlo a hoapital, the same
aa was done down South 2^ years ago, when the yellow fever visited us. -,
I am not blaming anyone, but I say that the conditions that make this humiliation posaible are wrong. We are after the soula uf our children. It is no harm to have theni here, where everything is sanitary, and under the auperviaion of their parents. Today you will find tliein associating with whom Ihey will on the atreets. You will find thouaanda uf children at th
Auto Outing to Bayville
The following circular covers the details 01 an intereating outing:
On Saturday, August 19, the mem¬ bers and frienda of tlie M. E. Church propose to have an automobile outing lo the North Shore. The place selected for social enjoyment, games and picnic luncheon is near Bayville, combining the comforts uf wooda and hillside with the cooling tireezea of Lung laland Sound- -you provide your own lunch.
Tickets coat .'fl eai^h, covering the transportation there and back own- era of automobiles ur drivers, of course, free.    The party will leave the church
at 1 ;30 p. home at 7 :,'iii.
If yuu wuuld like to enjoy siun with aa we ho[je yuu tend.
Signed hy the cummittee.
and   expect    tu    reach
the uccH- will    at
John
flldridge, Edward F. Cook,   Samuel Smith,  William (;. .Miller.
Visiting L. I.
After 25 Vears
After an absence from Long
__   Kills Big Shark
Capt. Bert Lott at the Prospect Gun Club, caught a fi ft. ,hark laat Satur¬ day. In order tu kill it, Capt, Lott alalibed it several tiiiies with a larije batcher knife.
A shark lo feet lung and weighing beaches, at amusement    parks and   3*i0 pounda. of the man-eating variety,
at ball    games.     In   Brooklyn,   where and another H feel in length, weighing
the epidemic is real,   nothing ao strin- 2S0 pounds, were caught Sanday by C.
gent as this is attempted. —     ..       .. As a priest and    psator I cannot   do
what the health board asks me to du : namely, to tell my piiriahionera to re¬ main from church."
Father O'Toole told of   a   paitor   in the village calling him up and   asking with
E. Swelling, a fiahing maater. Tht big fiah entered the neta which Swat- ling has in the inlet. They were both ahipped to Manhattan market.
Try my special box of cut flowers, 15c for the weekend. C. R. Ankers, florist, Rockville Centre, L. L : tele¬ phcne connection;   delivery anywhere.
week
floor. The rooms, some 20 in all, have been furnished by various members of the club, whose names are noted on plates on the doors to the respective rooms.
The facilities are complete   to   per¬ mit tbe members and their   guests   to Smith & Bedell   have » timely   talk ["eat, drink   and   be merry."    In  tbe disiofectants   in   their   adV.   tbis | basement lockers are   provided on one
side for baseball service, and • shower for the playera, and on the oppotite aide, opitning onto the bathing beacb, ¦ome 24 bathing closets. It is pro¬ posed to OM tbe center of this base¬ ment, under the dancing floor, for ¦ latbskeller.
Ad—itleeiiwiit
Buy good  coal   «t  tbe  right price. Freaport Coal Co.,    19   S.   Main  St.,
Tal. 889
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nireWOrKS  UlSplay signature of those of our citizens  who   finest    in   thia   country.    The   people
and  Dance ' f«vor thia improvement'/    Let Naasau   have changed.    They are active,    pro- John La Greca,   forth*   p^^^itt^g  ; Coanty show ite progressive spirit and   gressive folk, always   hustling,   ener- announces a grand display of fireworks by Pasqoale Barbaro, at Merrick Road and Henry Street, next Tuesday even ing, August 15, at 8 c'clork. to be fol¬ lowed by dancing.
Make your selling task ahortar by | BicyclOS IVIust making your real eetate ad longer. ' It'i bard to tell a real estate atory within tba apace of a few lines. Proa- Mctiva bayars like to laarn mors, from yoar ad, tbaa tba m«ra faet that ..^7«n bave property to aell. It ia good •^policy to givei some taai information \.^ttKttt the pro'
To Punish
flnea on   all ^poedera brought into the eourta.
keep abreast of the times.
To those wbo cannot without consid- I erable inconvenience eall at the Coanty i Court Hoase or at their Town Clerk's I office, and sign such a petition, 1 I would respectfully   suggest that a let-
getic   and   friendly.     The   growth   is splendid; the development grand."
—Eagle.
A committee, conaiating uf Jamea F. S-nith, 272 -Miller Avenue; George E. Plunkett, 81 Porterfield Place and E. J. Kelly, Woodcleft Avenue, visit ed police headquarters Sanday morn¬ ing while the police were stationed at j tbe church and filed a protest that Dr. j
Our Busy Municipal Plant R"""^'* *"' interfering with their con-
_.    ...     . . ; stitulional rights of wo
bave
sbart;.
I^Man Off <ir1<*t\/alLrc   ^" ''**" **''«n '" »>•* of the   nomer KeepUn MaewaikS,„„,,„t„^„bileaccldanta   wbicb  bav< Several complaints bave been entered | occurred recently.
witb tlw poliea about   children  riding | ¦	
bicyclaa up and down sidewalka where |     If yoor ad ia "thara" when   a   car¬
ter be written   by   such   persons,   ad-
^ .. dressed to tbe Supervisor of hia Town, , ,_.» _„„,;„_ -/ ,i.^ w:ii o„.,j .
Speeding  Autoists ; favorir.g tbi. improvement. ' '•¦' """'*'"'^ "' **'* Village Board :
Dietrict Attorney   Lewis  J.   Smith      Thanking   you   in advanca   for  thisl SIDEWALKS
has requested tbe local Justices of tbe "nnouncement,   wbich   I   ask   you to j     W. B. Oaterbovt. 4x200 ft., Porter- Peace in tbe   town to impoae  heavier  ""''• '" y°^^ paper, I ara j field Place and Long Beach Avenue.
Youis truly, Anna Oeraaond, 4x104   ft.. B2 Weat
Henry L. Maxson.       Merrick Road. Freeport, N. Y
_.^   , ,,     . ...        . I -r, worship   and   re
¦The following applications for water I q„„te^   that   the   officers   be   taken and light service were   granted at the i ,p„y     Captain   Darenberg   told   the
I committee the orders of the Board   of Health,   throagh   tbe   bealth  officer.
Hebrew Cong. Enter-      tainment Successful
• s * The enterfainmerit at the American y ^Theatre Thursday evening fur benefit of the Hebrew Cungregaliun of Free- port will add several hundred dollars to the fund fur the new temple which the Sficiety ia tu erect. .'Notwithstand¬ ing the warm weather there was a good attendance and an excellent pro¬ gram was furniahed hy uur "actor col ony.' ¦
Fourteen Years Ago
(Items of intierest from tlie Review fllee fourteen years ago this week I
"The bicycle law was  ordered to be enforced."
aotomobilea | Tbia   action |
tba roads are in good randition, and it I tain peraon looka for  it
is probab'e tbat some one will   be   ur-   aala" of that property will become an
reetad aad Hoad it tbia la oot slopped,   actoal one. '
The- btuinaaa man wbo baa work for you to do will take a luok for yoa in tba rlaaaified advertising colamna aoma
poaaible I <l*y •<»'''  .
Mwt Freport News m Page 8
WATER Tbeo. SUroa, South Main Street. Edgar Jackaon, Ruaaall Avenae.
LIGHTING Charies Maurer, Lexington Aventie. S. Warsarver, Olive Boulevard. Sam Heam, 47 Wilson Place.
were positive and he had no alternative \ but to place tbe men as instructed.
Utiltty orOaaolliM. A single gallon of Kaar/liaa wUl milk
Dr. Runcie has also placed officers ! SOO cowt, beUe four tons of bay, mix at tbe temporary aynagcgoe on Brook- i U cubic yaria ot censact, move a toa lyn Avenue, and at tha various mov- i tnick 14 mllea, plow thraa flflba of aa ing picture theatres to see tbat tbe | acre of land or genertLte auAetaat regulation regarding tbe asaembliDgi alaetrictty ;o Ulaminala a firmtinMa of minora (under 16) is obeyed, 1 Cor M koori.
Tbe road leading straigbfr to yoar' ^ Mttle timely advertising aaaaraa "ad"—whan yoar ad is properly claa-1 *^c <^<>'>t>n<'>ty ef tbat little ineoma sified—Bbay be traveled  in a minute ! I ><"> ^tivt trom tbat fornished   roam.