Nassau County Review 19170511

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1917
Vol. XX, No. 19
»*i|i>»-i». w- •.¦.m..p   ^   n   •   •¦ p.. \ All Can Help Some "The production of food is. then,   no  longer  a  matter of personal convenience or prof¬ it.     It   is  a  patriotic   service.
A BIG FAIR
lM»r   I'wo ftreat ('auKPH—<)ur Counlry and Our Poor
'Ihe .Nei;rhl)orhoo<l Worktra' fair ^viii take pla.e ;it the Kreeport (lub IlouKe next week, TufSiiay to Friday. .May to, IC>, '7 and 18, afternoons aii<l
Every   bit   of   available   land evening's.
,        , , , , . I 11     1       J       Those in rhar^.e of the fair are as
should be wrorking.    Idle land; c.jimvs:
.-,. .M. .1. Zulxer, chairiuan. i
wins no more wars than idle men. Every family which raises a part—it may be only a small part—of what it eats, leaves that much more for the rest of the world, for the sol¬ diers and sailors who are fight¬ ing its battles for it. We can¬ not all be on the firing line but we can nil help to feed those who are. '
Conftressman F.  C.  Hicks p^.. m ¦ <a- p   m.  a- * . ».. *,,. m   ! ..• »i «.
»  »•. ^* p.- ai a  »¦, ¦.-. n ¦ it.- *., n. %¦¦, ROLL OF HONOR
Our Soldiers
Army and Navy
FRKFI'ORT
Clyde Hrown. l'. S. .S. Delaware
>Iortnii (rernia-id. 2nd  Field  Artillery
l'c.sli:ii;lion i)r(>l)ably Texas [{olierl ('ampbL-l!
Co. I. Tenth Infantry Charles C(i«l<
Co. !. Tenth Infantrv
FREEPORT
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,iutl)'».    Nu»»nu    Connty    K.-vi.»
ml   CoIu'U'k.   Main   .Str.Tt:   .Spil
Mi-.y   .Sti.riv   r.r.in-   Str.'t:   Miih
Mririck   Ko.ui.
Wisteria Garden- In charge of .Miss . „ ....
OlupiiyH Story, as.sisted by .Mrs. C. Mart,      ,¦„".   ¦¦     ,i. ,  e    . ...   • ,, ,       U) I    1        \x-      Ml        i>„t * "• '•   l«'nth Infantry
Mis.<<  r^dna   LldrKlffe.  Mi>'s (Jlive  I'at-   ,.,•,,        ,.       . , .., ,     fi. Wallace (tuest
terson. and a committee composed of.     ,.     .   -r    .•   ¦   r     .
,,      , ..  ^,       ,,       , /.      1 to. I,  Tenth Infantrv
Mr-. Llovd (utlcr, Mra. James (.ruik-„ „   ,,        ,, ,      ,       •,.       ,.,   ,       t,  . L. \f     ' tteri   Donnelly
shank,   .Miss  G adv.s   Ilutcheson.   .Mi.ss       ,.     ,   ...    .f   ,   ,.     , ,,.,   ,1, ,•,        «,     •        , to. I.  I enth Inlantrv
ttliel   Harrison,   Miss   Marian   .Jones.
.Mi.ss Mililred Cort. .Miss Virjrinia Cort. Miss .Ada Baker and .Miss i.enora Kin;<, Mrs. E. B. Thompson, Mrs. R. P. .Aikermnii, Mrs. .1. .A. Sutphin, Mrs. M. Ackierson, Mrs. .John Denton, Mrs. F. Wetmore, Mrs. JI. Cook, .Miss Flor¬ ence Th(mipson, .Miss Helen Ruhl. .Miss I
(iladvs  Cook.  Mi.ss  .Mildred  Paterson,   ,, ,   .        ,
...    •  ,     ,     . ,    „.       ,,    r.^ u        l<a\nK)nd  Amanor
.MiKs   .A.   Lociwood,   Miss   M.   Pitcher,       (,     .       „
Marine t orjis
.lohn  I'as.sjno
r. S. y. .New   Hami>sliiri'
Ist Class Petty Olfitcr
''^""¦,      ,, .    t. I I      . ,! Edward  Fa^isino
1 he M"r«ente Salon - In charge of ,      j-   j,   „   ^-^^hville
Mrs. H. F. D. Kelsey. assisted  by  .Mr.s.
l.eoiiard  -Mabee and a committee con-
sistinK  of  .Mrs.  Thomas  .Spenee,   .Mrs.
.;.  W.  Marshall.  Mrs.   1'.   Devlin,  Mrs.
Faucett, Mrs. A. Mutton, .Mi.ss Kstelle
Faucett, Miss Olive Faucett, Mrs. Ks
I l.ouis W riffht
.\av- [ ("larente  Tnihenhack Na\y Howard  .Mdridge
Troop C,'Cavalry
Dr. 'I'homas  FI.  I">an>
i! Kccinicnt
Mi.ss Beatrice Vail. .Miss K. Schneiker. ' Miss iVIarian Paterson. Miss E. Taylor, , Mrs. Melville Smith, Mrs. H. R. .lohn-
MERRICK
BELLMORE
ROOSEVELT
ilumn   i«   eJitf.i   ii.v   Kr v.   W    !
Hnd all Itemn should l»e ...i'tu i
tn.'Ttion  wn'lrr  this   hriiUins
.A Ve-slry meetinjr i>f the Church of the Redeemer vill be held in the Rec¬ tory on Wednesday evenin:; at S o'cioci..
Services at the Church nf the Re¬ deemer Sunday, the Fifth After Fast¬ er, at 11 o'clock .\. .M. and K o'clock P. M. .Mornin;,' Prayer anil sermon Evenin;;^ Prayer and sermon. The ;-unday   School   meets   in   the   Parish
Lori' .intl vicinity. .' vith him will receiv tiun  as  at   our uffici
.At  the regular  Arbor  Day  evenises
a tree was planted and named "WoO)!-
row   Wilson."     Gordon   Lucey,   presi-
'~     ~ , <lenl L-f the Class of 1!»17, was master
Services at the M. E. Church every   of ,erenu.nie.s, assisted bv representj*-
Sunday mornintr at 10::{0, evenint; at   tives  of  the different  urudes  as  fol-
7::?(!.     Preachinir  by  the  pastor.  Rev.   lo.^.^. ^^th, Ruth I.vtle, Gladys Andrus,
R.   W.   Knijrht.     Sunday   School   will , Kranccs   Dixon.   Mav   Brand.      Ethel
mmence at 12:;}(l on and after May .All are welcome to these services.
Perry Ganu'lotf. Ruth Birch. .M.iri- an Smith and Emily Brown repre- siMitcd  Bellmore schoo! ar the ^pellin-.;
ilouseat KI .A. .VI.   The ('amp Ground ''""'^''^   ^^t"'''   '"   Frecport Hijrh  School
school meets in the (ire hall on Camp .-\vt. at *> o'clock. The Woman's .Au.x¬ iliary meets weekly on Thursday af¬ ternoons at 2.3(1 P. .M. The G. F. S. Meets Bi-weekly upon Friday even- Ingy. nt /..{O. .Ascension Day. Thurs¬ day there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion at 7.'.M) .A. .M. .A cordial invitation is exleiuled to al! to attend the service.s of this church and to Kecome identified with its coni- muiiily work. ,
j .Mr. (,'. Frank Crary who has been 1^ confined to the house ft)r the last two : weeks with illnes.s is somewhat im- . proved.
Monday for the purpo.se of selectinir candidates to represent the town in the annual County spellinjr contest. Miss Birch was one of the fourteen to have perfect papers and will he a con¬ testant for County honors.
Bellmore Baseball Club met defeat for the .second time this season last .Sunday when they lost to .\ewtield .A. C. by the score of 10 to :!. -Next Sun¬ day they will play a team from .la" iiiaic .1.
Smith,   Catherine   Goetz,   Elsie   Diet- richtsen.     Melene     Mahoney.     Idella Bk)wri. Eli/.aheth Dennis. Edna Busch, I.ettie   Brown;   Tth.   .\fina   Behr;   lith, I Sarah   Underhill,   -Muriel   Bnte>;   nth, 1 Eileen   Gillespie;   4th,   Lillian   Bedell, I .Anna Zierman; 'trd, Charles Weisnian- ! tie,   Robert   .Miller;  2nd,   Peter   Mara¬ back   \'irtrinia Oolan; l-\,, Edward Mc- , Catfi*ey,  .Mildred   (.'ornell;   Kinderirar- ton. William Cridland.
The attendance banner for weeks ! endinjr .April 29 and .April 27 iroes to . the Tth and Hth (irades.
Hi(;invATP:K tide table
(Official    Fitrures   for   Sandy    Hook) Friday, May
mond   Stiles,   .Mrs.   (Jeorife/Paterson. I .|-j^'
2nd ClaHs Petty Oflirer (Two  above  brothcis  of
Venditt )
BALDW I.N (harles S. Miller
.\on-Coni. Oflicer
.\!is.   .IMme^
(LYDE BROWN
Former Employee Nassau County Re
»iew, now  on the l". S. .S. Delaware
.John   .A.   .Melvin   nnd   family,   who; ¦¦pent the Winter  in  N'ew  York, have
YeoniKu
Planning for Duty
M.   Mil-
oma." .MciJnrrJKh'
n
Saturday, P2
Sunday, 1'!
Monday, 14
Tuesday, I'l
Wednesday, Ki
Thursday. 17
Kriday, I^
Saturday, \9
Miss   Evelyn   Bcdell Blanche      Rho<les   as clerk. /
i\:M p.m.
sncf-eeds   .Vliss leputy    villa.ire
Charles  Baldwin
*.    ¥.- * .  %r  m,;
hoard the Harvard
VILLAGE TRUSTEES
If you yo not, recei\e your copy of the Review regularly, you will do us a special favor by lettini.;- us know of it. Every subscril>er is entitled to each copy issued during the time for which his  subscription  is  paid   and   missinK
.Vlrs.   -Autrurtt  .lohnson,   Mr^ .bank,   .Vliss   Florence   Speilce.   mrs.   '^^ | Harrv   Ravnor 10;.-)4 a. m. ; Henderson, Mrs. »•. Keho«, -Vliss Fanny \ fj^,,,^;, „ '^^ n;:>5a.m.;„,v|i„.   Mrs.   J.   Westcott,   Mrs.   Van 1 pj„,^^j j^'j^^L. jr.
./w ^'  "• I '"-^f ,•      ,     „     .u     ,       V, f        ^"   'he   above   Naval
_.lBp. m. Fancy domls Booth - In charjre of .•!:20 p. m. ji^g j o. CumminKs, assiste<i by .Vlrs. 4:29p. m. (• Kneeland and a coniniitee as fol- .-i:2.')p. m. i„„.^. ;\[rs. S. Gibson, .Mrs. Dow, .Mrs. Ii>p. m.   "I-   ],   Carman, .Mrs.  Platt, Mi«.s Olma
Truxell,  Mrs.  Colville. .Vlrs.   Ward   C.
Moon, Mrs. C. Mack;-Mrs.  B. Knobel,
-VTrs.  D. S.  .Mackay, Mrs. (;eor(re Mc-
( hesney, .Vlrs. .A. Sanson.
.Apron Booth—In charge of Mrs. A.
lioHK. assisted by .Vlrs. S. Swezey and
a   committee  as  follows:       Mrs.     C.
.lones, Mrs. C.  Hawkins, Miss .1. Gal-
ia-her.  Mrs.  N. Cole,  Mrs.  S.  Barrie,
Mrs.  G.  Goetschius,  Mrs.   E.  Carman
and Mrs. Christie.
Grocery  Booth—In  char.u'o  of  Mrs.
The (.'ommittee in charire of rais- inj,' a sum of $200.(10 for the local Boy Scout movement are able Lo report ^l.'j'i.OO in hand. There arc still s number who intend to contribut" but CL     'a*    D ''''¦' •^''^ have not been he.irl  from.    If
on bherift 8 Keserve, they   would   hurry     their      -'oney   or heck, the .'<4l.0i) still nece-i.^a'v would
Notice.'', have b«jen sent to all mem- j 'lers approved  for the  Freeport Unit
Helen Mahoney. Gordon Lucey, Sim¬ on  Nathan ami  Frances  Dixon repre¬ sented   the  Roosevelt   .School  on   Mon¬ day  at  Freeport   Hiirh   .'^chooi   in   the spelluiK  contest   for   .Supt.   .Mepham's district.    They  received  tlie folliiwinu per cents.: Gordon Lucey. \99'\ ; Sim- returned   to   their   .^Summer   home   on 1""   ^¦"^'j""   <"   ="->! <;>='''^'  •>«.v'   ! «'' : H-llmore Avenue ; "*-'''"  ¦^'»h'">''V. !'''': I'n>'i"'s H'xon.                                 I!)()',.     Gordon   Lucey   will   represent
.Mrs. A. W. Valentine celei>rated her j *'"' ¦¦<<'h*>ol '" the (\)unty spellinK eon- birthdav   at   hor    residence   on    Oak ! '-'-''*^-     ''''»'   f"!"'''   "¦^''¦''   lucompanied .Street  last   Thursday.     A  number  of : *'>' ^'"*^ Westervelt and Miss Kirley. relatives an.l  friends L'athered at her'     ''   ^   Greenleaf, patriotic  instructor home and an eniovaide afternoon was!'''  •N"-'<«nu ((rnnly,  will  lecture  in  the
luditorium  of the  new  school  on  the veninj.: of -Vlay 31. at S! p.
pa
quickly  accuniulati:  and   !ne  Con<mit-
lof   the   .Sheriff's   Reserve   of   N'.ns.sau   !^"' ^'" ^'fPPJ',-     Ihe ( o nmirf.-e puhhe
Walter, son of .Vlr. and .Vlrs. William Brockman, of Bedford Avenue, enliHt
subject, iirdially
Reser\e.
County  to attend  a  meetinjr for per-] ,i,    ''''."'^,'i   th''   y"-"''-
ladit
(fectinfr orirani/.ation and swearinir in, Ito be held at the Freeport Club this j eveninjr. The notice is sijrned by I Leonard   S.   .Mabee,   secretary   of   the
military  committee. i Plans for  Mobilization
j     General oni :•<¦•? ftr nv)bilizali<)n Ikivc I also been issued, as follows: I DISTRICT   N'O.   1
Besrinninti   at   the   northern   end   of i Lon>r  Beach  .Avenue at the  Freepurt
Hand-in-Hand League for their con¬ tribution of $Sr).;)I as th> result of .-i recent function.
f   the I'-'''   '"   "^'^'   *^"^>'   ""   Monday  of this,
.At the monthly meetinir of tne Men's Club held in the Parisn Hou.'^e un Tuesday nijrht it was decided to sus|>end meetings and dues durinjr the war, owinjr to the unsettled state of alfairs and the interests of the men in drilline- and the performance of pat¬ riotic duties.    The Club  is  subject to
copies will  be irladly mailed upon re- Edward Lent, assisted by Miss Eleari-
•luest. or   Roe   and  a   commitee   as   follows:
-   ¦-- Mrs. T. Cutler, Mrs. Jarvis Root, Mrs.
Peter S.  Beck  was sworn  in as at- C. Hill, -Vlrs. C. Vounjr, Mrs. Tolkamp,
lorney and  counselor at law by  Hon. Mrs.   .Ackerman,     Mrs.     Bailey,   Mrs.
.Almel  F. .lenks, presidinK .Justice of Chase.  Miss  L.  Chase, Mr.s.  Harrinp:-
the Appellate Division of the Supreme ton and Mrs. Firth. j
Court. Second .Judirial Department, on       (^ake Booth-- In charge of Mrs. Al-
Reirular meetinjr, Thursday, May I!; all members present.
Clarence  Lewis, representing Lewis
Bros., road contractors, stated that it
would  be  impossible to do road  work
at the prices heretofore charjred. $¦'> a ;,. .i   ,•    i   i-        u
I      *      ,. 11' 1  J... r     I line, runinnir south    includinjr the east i ....n   ^f   •.   uno..i..i   n,..oti„.,   ...,.i   =,. u
dav for teams and driver and  S2 fori     ,       .  , „      i.    . ,   ..     .u   i*^'"'   "t   a   special   meetintr   and   such
1.  1 1      1    1 .1   i .^u L,    £•      1 I side  01   l.,onji'   Beach   .Vvenue)   to  trie i ,,,,,,_|,,,_,, .,^ ,,_,, *,.,.,, ...mi .i_„„ .,,.,,,.,i
help, and askerl that the price be fixed .,     •,      7^, i       1.^1 ! memoers as are tree will drop around
.    ,,... I    J.,,-,, \.     , n,.      lorth side of the railroad, thence run-1 f        -l,    ,,.„,,i    t.,\\,t.,.,t     ,^.,     - i„_
at   .jiti   and    $2.i)(l   respectivelv.     The .^    -      .1. .    1      >• ,'''^'     t"'  usual    talKtest    on     rejrular
' ninfr   west,   to   the   westerly   ime   of
Freeport.
Central mobilization point, Penn ¦sylvania  Vvenue and Florence Place.
Mobilization officer. Lieut. Lennar.i S. Mabee.
•Patriotic, Why' invited to attend.
Leaders for month in Vth (inide mental work: William Loeber, Foster Kobin; leaders in Tth and Hth Grade spelling: Ethel Smith, 1st; Lida Val¬ entine and .Nina VIontross, 2n<i. The   rejrular   monthly    meetini.r   ofi      Leader   for    April   in   spellinjr   and
.Advance   Hook   and   Ladder   Company j arithmetii' for'Ith Grade, Simon .N'ath-
will  be h.eld  in  its  hall  ne\t   Mondav i »"•
week and on Tuesday left for Fort Slocum where he has been assitrned to the Siirnal Corps.
eveninir.
Charles Lawmaster has coiniiienced 1 the erection of a handsome residence ! on St.  .Vlarks .Avenue.
I.I
Friday, and is now associated in the practice of law vvith George Morton Ijcvy. Mr. Beck passed his examina¬ tion for admission to the bar :-ieveral months atro. but owinjr to the fact thnt ihe law retiuires students to com
fred Davison, assisted by Mra. H. Le- ray Maxson and a committee as fol¬ lows: Mrs. T. Voujrht, .Vlrs. Hewlett, Miss Stuart, Miss Wrijcht, Mrs. Ander¬ son, Mrs. W. G. Smith, Miss Vosfcyul and   Miss   .Anna   Eldridjre, Mrs.   Otto
price seemed fair under existinj; condi¬ tions anrl the price was fixed at the fijiures named.
Police .luatice Flint submitted his monthly report showinjr collections of %?}0, of which .$20 was for revolver li¬ cen.ses, and .$].'¦> for two violations of auto ordinances.
The foilowinj;' applications were jrranted:
S iti e walks
Douplas F,. Trayer. Parsons Avenue, 4x100 ft.
Raymond F'ardillo, !)."> Hillsi<le -Ave¬ nue, 4x110 ft.
C. H. Kerr. Connecticut Avenue, 4x120 ft.
Water
Hajren &  ('lopper, .Atlantic Avenue.
\V. N. Decker, .So. Grove Street.
.L R. S. White. Ro.se Street. Lijrhtinjr
.Abe Conhaim, V2i3 Porterfield Place.
Warren .A. Fowler, Wallace and Lincoln Street.
Applications  for street lijrhts were
nieetinj'' nijrhts.
any are
llelene loience
plete   their   clerkship     before     beinjr Vounjr, Mrs. B. G. Wray, Mrs. B. Per-
sworn  ill.  .Vlr.  Beck's honor was  tem- ry, -Vlrs. H. F. Walters.
porarily defeiTed. Flower Booth —In charjre of Mrs. H.   Raymore. assisted by Miss Helen Sea- Miss Hannah Cornelius, for several man ami « committee as follows: Miss
years chief clerk in the Nassau County Mary Roe. -Vliss Alice Harrison, Miss
Revi<'w   oflice,   severeil   her   relations Dorothy  Harrison, Miss  .M.  Bartholo-1
with the tirm last Saturday. niew, Miss Man^e Mabee, Miss Eliza-1
  beth  Mabee. Miss ('lara (Jibson.  Miss I
The   operetta,  "Florinda,"   or   "The Edna  Hauser,  Miss  Ruth  Place,  Miss j referred to  Liji'ht  C immittee and  for
Rose and the Pearl," will be presented Helen  Anderson, Miss  Harriet Rosen-1 improvement  of roads  to  Road  Com-
by th« L. A. Club, under the auspices stein, Miss H. Mayer, Miss F. Kelsey,   mittee.
of   the   Freeport     .Vlothers"   Club,   at Miss L. Cross. j     The application  of  SherilT  Seanian
Brooklyn     Hall.     Brooklyn    .Avenue,      Uncle Sam Booth    In charjre of .Mrs. I for permission to use the village fire i
Freeport, Friday eveninjr. May  18, at F.dmund Cheshire, assisted by Mrs. H.
eijrht o'clock.     Half  Uie  proceeds for Starr and M. J. Zulzer and a conimit-
benefit of our counti"y tee consistinjr of  Mrs. J.  Asch,  Mrs.
  William Van Ness, Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs,
Sales  to  the  Allies '. ^'^ ^"t^' ¦^1"- ^   Dunbar, Mrs. F. Lee,
¦Ihomas P. C. Forbes of this villajre I M"-.E' Edwards
has ina.le two lar^e sales to the Allies. ,/'^'''''^"f   »°°*'^   f   '^'^ i'»''"'",J'
On behalf of the Stevens Piston Ring MormnR Cla.ss--In charjre of Mrs.  I .
Manufactory   of  this   villajfe  he  sold I Scholey  and   Mrs.   Mott.  assisted   by
point, houses for the purpose of takinjr the ; Beach Avenue and Pine Street, military census was jrranted. Alobili/atinn ofiicer  -Serireant Siuait
Chief of Police Hanse reported that | Cutler. Officer Boyden had resigned from the force.    He had two applications, Peter
Elar and Wilbur D.  Rider.
i DISTRICT NO. 2
I     Beirinninjr  at   the   northern   eml   ol Lonjr  Beach  -Avenue  at  the   Freeport I line, runninjr south fomittinu' the east '¦ I side  of   Lonji'   Beach   Avenue)'to  the ' t orth side of the rnilroul   th.nce 'msI I to the F'reeport line, thenco north o'l ' i Ihe Froeport line to L^"' Frc-.">or'  line, thence west fo the point of beirinninjr. ('entral mobilization ;io,nt, I era and I i Ocenn Avenues '
I     .Vlobili:;ation   ofliv:er,   Capi.   E K.-ii I ; I E. Chase.
; DISTRICT NO. :>,
j     Bejrinninjr   at   the   westerly   line   of, I Fieeport. .thence runninjr east on  thi ! south   side   of   the  railroad   to   (irove Street, thence south  on  Grove  .Street (omittinjr     the     west   side   of  (irove ; Street)   to  the   Merrick   Road   thence I west on  the  .Merrick   Road   (omittinu the     north   side   of   .Merrick      road I : to the  Freeport  line, thence north  to! the point of I'otjipiiinjr |
Central   mobilization     point,     I-"nf I President of the Bank of Louk Island
I Leader of the Committee of Bankers [      Workinjr to  Help Finance the  Plan i     for bitrjrer (iardens and  Farms this DLSTRK  r NO. 4                     j     Summer. Bejrinninjr   at   the   westerly   line   of;	
•  in  the   1th contest  in  spell-
injr, Irene Walker, Ruth Pohlman.      -
The   attendaiue   banner    for    week
endinur  Mav   I  j;i>is   lo   Vlis>   Finjrcr's
.rade.
  i      The   pupils   receivinjr   100',
j     Father  Theodore .1,  Kinjr.  who  has   subject in the April exaniinat
served as priest of St, Barnabas' R. C, j as follows: Church since it.-- orj-'an ization live .Stl). ,-pell inj;, (iordon Lucey I years airo. has been appointed priest I .Vlahoney, (irace .Vleinen, lin charj;e of St, Columkill Church on I (iombert.' j Dupont Street, lireenpoiiit. and will I CUi. spelliiijr. Edward Oleksiak. Si- 1 :issume his new duties on .Saturday of] mon .N'than; arithmfltc. Sarah I'mler- , ihis week. hill, Marry Walker.
j Durinjr Father Kind's stay in thisj 4th GrAde. -spellinj.', Helen Blausiii, i villau'e he has taken a very active in-! William Wrijrht. .M.iry Post, Victoria ' lercst in all public and social orjran | .Vuipilo; jreojirapliy, Lillian Bedell, i/.ations. havinir been untirinjr in hisj.Lick Wooil; urithineiic, .lohn Behr. efforts to aid Bellmore and its resi- William Smith; physiolojry, lohn Behr, j dents an<l has in conseiiuence made u'WiMiam Wri;rlit, Lemy Matthews, ,An- i larjie nuniber of friends, both  in and i na Zieriuan.
Hit  of  the  church, all   of  whom   will        \r,\ (ira.le, ,spel!iii.i;, Helen Swanson,
¦ leoply rejrret his departure. .lohn   Pupenic.  Clara   Busch.   (Cornelia
Father  Kinj;  said his  lirst mass  in ¦ Kyf; arithmetic.  Elsie  Ludwiir; yeoir-
iliis villajre on .luly   IK,  l'J12, in what ; raphy. Christian Volliner, Clara KumIi
was then   Firemen's  Hall   (since com-'     'Jnd  (irade, spellinir,  Rossie Worth-
. verted into Wolf's pharmacv ) and con- > irivlhon, Marjraret Doty, Evelyn Wo(«l;
tinued  in  that  hall   until  the  firenn^n I Enjriish,  Peter  Marabat:k;  arithmetic,
liiiilt their jiresi nt hail, when se-iiccs   Frieda Zimmerman.
' were helil m that  Inrldinjr. .  _^  ..      ..       ., .
In the .Spiinj;' of 1',)I4 work was be-' ',;un on the new church buildinjr, which, i
liijrether   with    a    handsome    rectory.!      The   report   of   the   I'lrst    National
Mas    oinpleted <lurinjr that vo.ir. {Bank   is   published   in   this   issue.     It
'      One of the  bes!   testimonials  of his I «hows   assets   of   over   SHOO.OOO,   com-
(•iicrj;y is the fact that, startinjr in a ; PHretl   with   less   than    l!i4()(),(l(IO   two
I poor   community   with   f)arely   twenty | y*"'^ 'i>f"' "t the
Bank Prosperity Continue*
time of the rejrular
SAM I EL R. S.Mri'H
:>n   tlie I
Chief Hanse also said his men would
them :"^>,000 Testit* cylinder rintja for their various automobiles and flyinpr machines, and on behalf of the West- field Maiiufacturinjr Company of West- liehl, Mass., he sold them 741 motor- cyle.s.- Times.
Planning for Census
Taking in Freeport
.At the -meeting at .Mineola regard¬ ing the census taking last Weilnesday in t"he Court House it was made known
deputy leader; these have been ar ranjtcd with a captain for each elec¬ tion ilistrict ami under each one of them twenty workers. The captains in charge are: Mrs. .Vlfred T. Davi¬ son. Mrs. Hurry Earon, Mrs. Harry I,*ray Maxson, Miss Edna Eldridge, Mrs. lhd\ Porter and Mrs. Ida Arnold.
MisB Ethel Dunker and the following committee: -Miss Ida Baker, Misses Mazie Manz, Helen Smith, Cecil Haff, Ruth Ackerman, P'lorence Promecene, Evelyn  Promecene.
Roosevelt Booth—In charge of Mrs. .Arnold Behrens, as.^isted by Mrs. ,Iohns   and   a   coiiimittee   as   follows:
,    , , Elar has j ],-pj,pp^pj^^ thence  running east  ..n  i.in-|.,,     . . .
had   previous  experience  and   he  was'^jprHck Road  (including the norther-1 Working On Large unanimously appointed. j ,^ ^.,,^, ^^^ Merrick Road) lo the north-j Government Order
west  corner  of   Long  Beach   Avenue j     ^.^^^^.^^   _j,.   ,^,^,,„   j,^^.^     |^,,.,.,,   ^j,^.^
weeks  instead  of monthly;   a  resolu-1 ; ^^TJ^tl^ng' thf'vl^t X   "^^^^^^^ ""  '^'"'•l''  ''"*'"  ''''''''' "^ ^^'^
tion was accordingly passed, to apply     '^f,,/Sh   Avenue    the^^^^^^^^^  west to | *"''P°.^«'   "^  the^.iovernment  and  are to all village employees. I the Freeoort line ^"Uvorking on an order for over ;i2.-,.000
The prote.st of citizens of the prop-j     r-,.pi.,.,|   ,mobilization     point,     .,.,.,. I ^'h^vrons   for  soldiers'   uniforms.     As erty m the vicinity of the dog pound | .i,,,,. Avenue and Archer Str...t.      ' complaining as  to  the  noise  and  an- j      Mobilization   oflicer,   Lieut.   Forrest liscussed.     The
noyance,   was   again   uiHcusseo.      mei^   j^j,,,)
Mrs. (iaugell, .Vlrs, Epple, .Vlrs, A. Wil-i Boju:dUiought   the  complaint  a  just, ' '  DmTRICT NO
lets,   Mrs,   Wilkens,   Miss   L.   Gould, j ono, and would make a change when I .     .   /' '
Mrs.   B.   Smith,   Mrs.   A.   Verity   and i a new location could be found. i.eginning
Mr»   (iot.schalk. The village authorities asked  us to   °;   ';""^'   '*''=*^'h   ^.
Others who will take part are Miss j state th.it they would be very glad to I ^^"*"'' '"•-''X-p runni
soon  as this order is well  under way they   expect   to   sl.-irt   in   on   another order for other .<upplies for the army. Ill   an   interview   with    -Vlr.   Shebar Tuesdav   afternoon   he   expressed   his the  northwest corner i enthusiasm   ami   desire   to   help.   He Avenue  and   Merrick | savs he has the m.-ichinerv and room JT-' *'>"th fnicludingjf,,r the work, ami all that he needs is that   Freeport  had   volunteered   more   (*cile Payen. Mrs. George Dutel, Mas-1 receive offers from  any persons win. I the westerly side of Long Bea-jh   Vve- Luflicient help.    He wrjnts 100 girls at than   100 vrilling census takers under   ter (",*rald  Martin and   Miss  Florence   ing to take care of the dogs in a loca- i ""^',' '" *^'' ^ ¦''^''Pf" ""t'- tnence east | once for sewing, and  will   make con- the direction of Miss Stella  Foreman,   Van Ness tion where neighbors would not be an- ! ^!' *'''"''^' -"street, thence north on t.rovc   tracts for either piece or time work as
.     ^ ,     noved.     Information   can   be   secured ! •;?.^'''"'^<°'"'"'">-' th^" ^¦'''•.^'^•¦';''-\'='^ ,"^   preferred.    The factory   is  conviently The Press Committee sends the foi-1 ^^ ^^^, village tiffice !-Memck Road)  to the point of begin-! located and thev are anxious to have
lowing atlditional details: The  following  special  officers  were i "'"f . ,,,,      .
(ome  to  the  Wisteria  Garden,  the; „ppoj„jg^_   y,j,,„    recommendation   of j     < «'^fral   mobilization   point
I'hief Hanse: S. Dimon Smith. Chas. M. Weyant. John E. Searles, B. Riley Raynor, William Woodell, Herbert C. Schley, Willam K Jefferson. C. A. Edwards, Edward Carman. Walter B, Cozzens, John G. Mauersberger, C, A
communiiunts, he has built up a large j report issued in June, membership,  with   pnrpertv   valued  at
$25,000, more  than half of which has j HYMENEAL
already  been  paid. , SMITH-WALI.ACK
.A   special   invitation   is  extended  by
..tC
Fairyland of tho South Shore, where you may obtain delightful refresh¬ ments served by pretty maidens, and you will also find here Rebecca at the well. Then you journey through the beautiful flowei arbor, where you may purchase plants for your Summer gar- Firemen Delegates? , dens and pretty hanging' baskets for .All pewons who can accommodate   your porch.    You continue on then to i
.Archei |
Street and  Miller .Avenue.
[     Mobilization officer. Clinton M. Flint  i
DISTRICT VO. t; -        i
[     Beginning at the southwest comer I
of   Grove   .Street   and   the   railroad.!
thence on  Grove  Street  to  the Free
it   known   that  they   need   more  ht and that nt once.
Real Estate Offices
Not Open Sundays
-Nearly all of the real estate dealers
pecial invitation i Father King to all his frientls to at- | tend Un niinstre! show lo Ik- given hy i the Filks (Jlub in Firamen's Hall next I Tuesday evening for the benefit ofl .¦st Barnabas' Ctiurch. Besides an "o i joyable program the entertjiinnient I will take the form of a farewell to I himself and .eeeiition to his <u 'C'ssor. j who at this writing has not yet been | selected.
In addition to the minstrel show an ! olio, in which the following Icwal tal- ' ent will take part, will be given, Pear¬ sall, Field and .VlcCalFrey as three! rubes in the circus at Bellmore; (iert- ' rude -Madison, song and dance spe- ! cialty; Itjliii -VlrCafTrey in blackface j comedy.
.Miss .Vlarjorie Boynton Smith, daughter of .VIr. and Mrs. Samuel R of Mr. and Mrs. Henry VV. Wallace of of Mr. and Mrs. ll.nry W. Wallce of ¦Vlinneapolis, Vlinri,. were married at the Freeport .VI, E. Church by Rev. .Saul O Curtice, pastor. .Saturday ev¬ ening. -VIr. Wallace is a member of the Minnesota National (iuard. The weildiii;: was scheduled for a later date, but because of the war the wed¬ ding elate was ch:niKe<l. .VIr. Wallace is on a furlough.
The wedding was without o.->lentu tion, the ceremony being performed without a best man or bridesmaid. The cliurch was rlecorated witb white and jrreeii flowers, v^th the background .1    larj,e   .American   flag.      .After   the
.       ' ceremony there was a ri-ceptiori al the
Boxing Club to Re-open '. smith home. The hou.se decorations I'he second season of the Freeport "¦•''<• lavender and |i»nk. The i-ouple Sporting Ciub will open this Friday **'" reside in .Minneapolis evening. .May 11. at fhe club head- •^''*''^ Smith's father is r)reside't of quarters on East .VIerrick Road The ; the Bank of Long Llaiid, She is a principal event advertised is a star I ^'"'th College girl, ,Mr. Wallace, who bout betv.-een Walter Mohr and Wee. ^¦'"' " well-known rrftilete while in Wee Barton: al.-(o I'.-round bout be-! Harvard, is a lawyer in Minneapolis, tween Fj-ankie Dundee and Kid Lock, | a special (!-round bout and three 4 round pi'diminaries
Cozzens, John G. Mauersberger, C. A. i th< "te on  urove  street to tne  rrce    ^f Freeport, actuated with a desire tol
Sigmond, Stephen L. Pearsall, Foster   Port line (including the westerly ''id* I ,io away with the tendency tw commer-' No Summer    Vacation
Can You Accommodate
•a   ' "- , - -• .,---. «-......— „--     Bigmonn, stepnen  l.  i'earsall, jposter
Seaman,   D.   Frank   Seaman,   C.   O. {"f Grove Street.> thence east and riorMi .   , , i-Niles, Erastus Johnson, Theo. Gi-ssell,;""  the  Freeport  line  to the railroad
any number of delegates for the Con-   the Marpiierite ftalon. where one may I „   ^   Rider, Martin Beacorn, William I thence  west  along the  south  side  of   the  week' have" signed  the  followinj-" vention   of  the   Southern   New   York   go  in  plain  and  come  out  beautiful,   gc-ntley, Herbert Lewis. ^     j the railroad to the point of beginning.
Firemen's   Association   lo   bv  held   in   .After that come« the booth for fancy       Miss Evelyn Bedell wus engageii as i     Central  mobiHzation   point,  Chuich Freeport June  12, LS and  14. are re-^ und useful gootls, some of which haveLj^p^^y village clerk, to succeed  Miss   Street and Merrick Road.
cialize   the   Sabbath   tlay,  iind  at   the j same time to have one day of rest in
for Coast Guard
Couldn't Fight the
High Cost of Flour
-A. .A. Morrison, "iiiie of the best known and most reputable bakers in this section, <lose<l his bakery business
quested   to  immediately  notify   How- ¦ been  brought from  Bockville  Centre. I Blanche Rhodes
ard   E.    Pesrsall,   secretary   (ieneral   some from Roosevelt and many copies j     The salary of Stephen  L   Pearsall   "^^o" Committee.    This   applies   to   hotels.: of Parisian novelties.    After that you | j,^   j^e   village   municipal   plant,  was" boarding houses or private houses, as   travel  on  to the apron  booth, where 1 j^p^^gj^^ f^^^j jg,, p^^ „,onth to $100. inquiries are already being received.      you may obtain your garden hata and I
  i aprons--just the thitigrs you need when i 	
iyou do your bit    for    Unci*    Sam.! OBITUARY
Mobilization officer, Herbert .A. Ba
agreement:
We, the undersigned, engag«Kl in'the real estate business at Freeport and believing it to be to the best interest
MKS. STANTON SMITH
Stenographer   wasted,   for   general i Around   the  corner  you  come to the | printinK   and   newspaper   office   work.; pretty   little  lun<;h  tabl«  where  you!     ^^^^^^ 8_Funeral   services 1-
Ap|>ly by mail. Na*8aut«,nty Review., may purchase dainty httle tidbite andj „,  ^a^,^ j     ^..^^^        g^^^^^ !
Th.   place   to" W" coal      Sinclair , if r^^aw^rir^tre^t^^se^Jf/e I ^ ,^^^^^^^^ RiO^ 8 NO. Main St.. cele^one 147 | halts, at the grocery booth.    He., you. ^ ^ oXutiS TntnSe'^t i^ GnLn"
A fall Un.f i'l"'^*'^ ^y '*'•' ""T^'^'rS! '^^^^' '"I     Mrs. Smith, who wa* 36 vearK old.
DoufflaK Shoes for Men of   cltoice   »tyle8   and   good   *T(«»r8 , "''^ ;."''7'^"" "''' ""^."-^ "^''"'J"'; i froK |3.(K) up to $8.00 a pair,    fiun'^'^,"' ^' Neitrhborhood  Workers ; SkUl Calf, Vici  or Tan.     Look ov.r -'^"^"'^''J'"'»"''"?¦ 5«»''''*^'''^"* *'*'-      ¦ the line  b^-fore you  buy.    The only i'^^'*' ""*** ^^ children under the age,     a muaic exhibition ainl ,operetU will ajreiicy m Frwoprt if at Crevoi»erat'». I"'J^   >*"''^       ..    „       ,. a , be f»ven by children of the Freeport
«Sk>. Main S^^ '     ^»*^'*">   "'^*'*'   ^^^   ^^'  ¦* '*«•»'-1 prwie echools at the American Theatre
Adv«rti«rm«nt i (Continued on Ppge 8) j tJii« Friday evening.
o'clock, at Bayview and Smith Street,   reading as follows:
THIS   PLACE  IS  CLOSED   ON You  don't   gain   by   going  to   New, SUND.AYS
York for bicycles, tires or accessories;'     This agreement is signed  by Clar
you can buy cheaper in Freeport, and   *"'^*   '^    Edwards,   Ortell   &   .Smith. | placed   somewhere   along   the   village what is niore, in case of defects thev  James Hanse, Charles C. Moore, E   R.   park near  the depot.    While  we are
'i'he two months' vacation usually ; this week. .Mr. .Morrison had his bake- ullowed the mem)jers of the Coast ^ '"^'"1' *" his home on Johnson's I^ne. Guard (Life Saving Service) has been! He figure<l he might pull through with cancelled until further notice. Al-! "<'"'' "t JfllO for ten barrel orders, though generally considered a vaca-. but when it got chasing $150 he fig- tion, this time off is at the expense of' ured   he'd   better   get   out   while   he
the f.our al-
his attention nd  will han-
sing nis norses for sale The suggestion  i* made by one of'in this issue of th«! Review. ^^ ^^
our enthusiastic citizens that the sign   ..**¦»**"
that no'oo<ly can see on top of tJie vil-' Moving Pictures for — ^^¦^'•'
lage office should be Uken down and      pi,^„^„.. Convention Fund
can be remedieii without cost or in- Brindel, Stephen P. Pettit, William P. convenience. Sydney Smith wili Uke 'o""*- Thomas Burleigh, William G. care of you for 12 months.    His stock ' Mille.-. Inc.
.A moving picture nhow will be held willing to disclaim all credit for the i at the Liberty The«tr«, Brooklyn Ave- proposition. it is surely good enough I nue, Freeport, on Monday evening, to put into effect. An electrically il-! May 14, for benefit of tlie Convention is the largest in N. Y. and is selected ' There are some dealers wiio have ¦ luminated sign at the entrance to our | fund of fhe Freeport Fire Department, after careful examination and his "*** signed, but in all the cases that. viltay.e would bc a good advertising' Ticket* are ten cents each, and ^ years  of  practical   knowledgf   enable ' ^*   recall  the^  are  of  dealers   who  .-jcheine, | splendid show is hoped for, including
him to ofller the best obuinable. Call r***** "">* beun in the habit of handling |   ; the picture which everyone should see,
nnd convince yourself     Roller skates, M''""**^  business,  or  who  we  believe!.   Stenographer   wanted,   for   neaeral! "The Closed Door."
Oallbearing, $1.50 pair, . '(will live np to the apirit of tliis agree-   printiBg  and   aewv.paper   oftce   work. 1 	
Ad^aniaameus   meat. I ' Apply by mail, .Ksaaau Couafy Rrvjrw '     Morr  Fraeport  Wew* oa   Page f