Nassau County Review 19151022

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Nassau County Review
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1915
ol. .\.X, .No. 43
Freeport
Village Trustees      In the Fraternal Orders News of the tii^rches     Social and Personal Suffrage Column      in  • e Fire Department
Single copies of the Review   for  sale Keuuiar .Meeting Oct. 21
at Greenblatt'g and Braithwaite'!', Rail-       o       , . ,  , ...
road Avenue; .Michnoff'!., Nassau' ^'J.8r<^t'"-"r' J"*" ¦"'''^"'"T"'^'""'" County Review, D.'iSilvw's .ind Go- of Fire Council that contract for paint- betzs.   Main   Street;   Da.Silva's.West   ing fire hydrante be given to A. Weiss
at 2-^c each, and voted to award   same to (;eorge A. Stone, the lowest bidder.
Doinck i
Ihe arcret fraternal organixations Freeport and vicinilr.
ol    Sermons,   Service*
and other doings in tiie i
and church locietii
About    Gu Freeporter
• nd   Partie«   ol Friend.
liitrib'.ii'i'.
• bout thefiran,*!!
Merrick Road. If-
HIGHWATKK   llUE TABLE
Freeport "Lodge of Elk.n initiated another large class Thursday evening when   degreej   were   conferred  upon
at 22c each, with the stipulatinn that Supervisor James H. Cocks. Justice the work shall be done within three Wiiiiam E. Luji^ter, Joseph Kri»-iiiiiBii, weeks. Patrick F. ,Mf .Mahon,   .Martin F. Mur-
The applicHtion of tha Fire Council ray, J. H. D6nchue, John H. Savage, for mud apron for front of Truck Nn. Charles J. Cocka. John H. Flynn, Ed- 1 and repairs to house of Hose 3 re- ward Lewis, Edward M. L'nderhill, ferred to Clerk Shea for iinmedii'e JaiiesE. Burns, of Glen Cove; VVil- Bction. liam B. Powell, of (Jien   Head;   Freii-
Invitatiun nccepted from Rev. A. C. lerick Murflh, George Van Auedail, of Karkau, tire departnient chaplain, for Cold=prin>^ Harbor; ALner M. Brown, the Board to attend the annual memo- Justice John L Green; of Farming- rial service of the   dt'iiartnrwint on Oc»   dale ; Daniel   J     Cousjhlin,   cf   Locust
 ~ tober 24: Valley;     Eugene    Benjamin,   uf   Bay
The entrance to the American   The-       .^pplicntiaBa granted ; i Shore, and Alonzo P. Whitson, ofiMel-
Btre hH« been remodeled,   and   a   new       Sidfewaiks—-Douglas E. Trayer, Col-   ville. cement floor put in.    The i^roprietor is   umbus Avenuf, .50 ft. ; A. R. Boerum, ;
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Friday, Oct.
Saturday.
Sundr.y
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7 :28 p. m.
8 lO.'j p. m.
'i:4I p. m.
9:16 p. m.
9:49 p. m.
10:2.5 p. n.
11:06 p. m.
11 :.50 p. ni.
12:45 a. m.
First Church of Christ, .Sci-intist.— Services Sunday morningat 11 o'clock. Hempstead Bank Building; subject nt.xi Sunday, (Dctober 24. "Prubation Af ter,Death."
Mr; and Mra. R. S. Barrio have i- aued invitations to the marriage m their daughter. Miss Helen, to .Mei ville K. smith, on October   27. —Post.
.Miss Hazel Combs is enjoying a The second Department will have week's vacation with friends in New charge of the Epworth League meet- ''"'^.y- .O",^^*'' '!<"¦¦" she will take a ing Sunday night in itiiiM.E Church; Pos't'on in the ohu-e cf George topic, "The Can of Missions for Men ^^"y- R^'lroad Avenue, and Money."
M.
  A Hallowe'en diince   will
Science   Society   of   1' ^^e Crystal^Lake House,
making the building as comfortali possible for his patrons.
.Mr?. Howliitt Johnson broke her right arni while cranking the engine in hi;r motor heat last Friday. The arm was set by Mrs. Bedell, a neigh- ber, in n fashion which met with the arproval of a doctor who was Inter fiummonid to treat Mrs. Johnson.
The Christian Rockville Centre holds services in .Ma- scnic Hall, Village Avenue, corner .Merrick Road, every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. ; Sunday School 12 o'clock noon; testimony meetings ev¬ ery    Wednesday   at   8 p. in.     All   are
be   given on Satur¬
day evt'iiinj.', October Sn.
A bimp I'xploded in the hall nt the rthidencf of Mrs. M. Dikeman, Snuth Main Street, Friday evening. Mrij. Dikemsn heard the explosion and called in ."ome young men who were passing, «nd they extinguished the in¬ cipient iilaze with the rug in the  hall.
Smith Street. 100 ft.                                       Alpha Council No. 11, Daughters of corilially invited to atten ..
Water-'Alliert fc'arle. Rose   Street;   America, wiil hold ii rummage sale   in 	
Henry Lott. Koosevelt Avenue.                .Mrs   J. B. Hayinr'n store on   .Merrick A euchte and reception    under   aus-
Lighti^-Seyiiiour Bedell.   Pine   and ; Roud acro.HS from Da Silva's on Friday pices of the Ladies'    Sodality    of   the
Grove Streets.                                               and   Saturday,   October   22   and   23. Church of Our Uoiy Redetmer will   be
Monthly    rfport   of   Puliee   .luiitiee   Donations will be thankfully accepted, held on Wednesday   evening,   Novem-
Clinton .M. Flint showed collections of ;                                         - ber 3, at Crvstal   Lake House.     From
Freeport Lodge No. 60(1, L O. 0- ail indications this years event? will F., will confer the S-coiiil Degree on exceed all others held liefore. Pro- seven candidates next Monday even- ceeds will be for the purjiose of in- ing. October 2.5.     Members of the  en- stalling a window   in    the   Church   of
Our Holy Redeemer.    The   committee
.Mr and .Mrs. R. .M. Kolisch ainl daughters, Miriam and Ro.-e uf' .Mhii- hattari, .Mr. pud .Mrs. Lustic and moth¬ er of the Bronx iipent Suntli.v with Mr. and .Mr*. .Morris .Miiler.
Joi-i-ih L. KradfliHW of Fort Hamil¬ ton and .Mi«if .-Vnnie 'v\'Bgiier of Ridge- wood were vi^cekend pai'ijly Ht thehi'iite of .Mr:i. E. E. Danieig.
.'?2('i fi.ir motilli ot" Sefitemlier.
.Motion carried that Village Coun- i-elo- Fiiihel be instructed to begin ac¬ tion for foreclosure on    all   properties
in the village on which   water   rentals   tertainmenl committee are   esp^ieiiilly are not paid for 19U and prior, unjess   requested to be present, rounts are adjusted or settled within
Dr. ,T. J. Carman one day this meek CBUghe a chane. bass on rod ar.d reel Bt the beach, the tish weighing 3.5* ibs., 43 inches long and 27 inches around.
.lamts P. Madison, father-in law of Sheriif Stephen P. Pettit, who whs Ptricken with paralysis one day lust week, lis he was ab:ut to start for Mineola, where he ia employed a.s court  lUtendBnt, is slowly   improving.
60 days.     There are    about    300   such Bcco'jnts, totaling about $3.500
Village Treasurer's report for Sep¬ tember showed the following balances : Gineral, !f2716.99; atreet, .1108.5.22; water, .$87117.61; electric light, .t;2!'73.94: Board ot Health, $1658.64; interest, $147.93; tax arrears, .?82; fire depuitment, .*150,5.72; atreet light
Monday evening in Freeport Lodge No. 600, L O. 0. F., one candidate WHS initiated and seven candidate.<i re¬ ceived ¦fhe firat degree. Next Monday evening the second degree will he iiiin- ferred on seven candidates.
Business Men To Talk and Eat
consists of Mrs. F. Keogh. president; Miss Anna Frederick, aecrilary; Mrs. S. Beck, Mrs. M. Kobel, .Mrs. George H. Kreirielberg, .Mrs. B. ,J. Loonam, Miss .M. Kerley, .Mrs. G. Anglin, Mrs. .J. Donaghy, .Mrs. .\. Schiller. Mrs. .\. Ijately, Miss .1. Neundorfer.
.Mr. and .Mr.s. Albert 1.. Earle are spending their vscation at P.jciino .Manor, Pennsylvania.
.Misii l-l...,; .ijou iiard ol' Seulord, em¬ ployed by Felix Reifi-iil n"irler, jr.,   ul Biooklyii. and firmetly    eni|.lo,\ed. by Clock & .Searniin, i.s to tiilie up tin- po sftiori Ilf .itenogriiiiher with Mr. Kliii'^.
HEBREW SUNDAY SCHOOL TIk'   Congregation     B'Nai     Israel,
, . II     ..     .     lo I-       I     Next Tuesday evening,   October 2i;, which was organized in this    villhge a
^6043.23; sidewalk, *6,i>b.32?;   police, , the   annual   dinner    of   the    Freeport few weeks   ago,   announces    tbat    ar
^276o.21: park    InHititeniince,   deficit, j gugjnggg    Mgn-g   AsBociatinn   will   be rangetnents have been   completed   for
.?.-iti..)3. ; held at Crystal Lake   House,   and   the the conducting of   a   Hebrew   Sunday
Engineers report otw_ork at Electric jojiicers are desirous   of a   big   attend- School at Brooklyn Hall   on   Brooklyn
Light Iind Water 1 lant for September : ; ^„g^ gf their members and friends. A tenue, commencing Sundav, October
ieiieraled   '^7,818 K. W. IL     Alternat-j     I'^ey   have   secured  speakers   from 24, at 10    a.   m.   and ing    current    and    pumped 10,1.57,970 gals, of waler, consuming 567,900 Ibs. of   coal;  191   street   lamps   operated 57,726 hra.
Miss Beatrice L. Juiiie.'- of Hunting¬ ton has returned home after .-ipi'Mdiiii; i few days witb ber aunt, .Mrs. Frnn- cis F. ismitb, of No. iieri,'eii Phice.
The Luncheon Club -*ill m .Mrs. John Denton, RamJall on Tuesday. Octob-r 26.
tbi   With Avenue,
The bwlcher shop of M. F. Koch on South Main Street waa entered by a rear window Monday evening, and be¬ tween .$50 and $75 wi rth cf ment and canned goods taken. Several men in passing bv xaw bright lights in the shop, but supposed th^t Mr. Koch waa is no better school in which to get a in   there.     The   ca«h   box    was   not   practical business education than Hef-
Considering the Future
The i-eries cf ndvcrtismenta now be¬ ing run ill tile Review by Heffley School ir, well   worth   reading     There
ry   Sunday the Far Rockaway Business Men's As- , thereafter.
sociation, which is an exceptionally The officers of the Congregation are: progressive organization, and these L Meyer, president; H. Raras^ch, vice gentlemen will talk along the lines of president; H. W. Strauss, secretary; their work in that association. The K. Friedman, treasurer. Although sneakers will include W. Harvey Hea-    still in   its   infancy   the   organization
has a membership of nearly fifty Jews of this village and   vicinity.     Ita ulti¬ mate purpose is the erection of a ayna- , gogue in Freeport,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Corby have re¬ turned from .\shland, Pa., where ,Mr. Corby has been employed. They will now reside on Whaley Street.
Miss Florence Miller ia spending t',vo Weeks at Pheoniciu, N. Y.
gle, Charles D. Starks, Henry S. Hey- son and John Winkler.
ipened.
More Building Improvements
The former   Nelaon H. Smith   resi¬ dence on the South aide of Weat   ,Mer-
' fleys. and we would comm'nd   the   at
' tention of our readera  who may be in- i rick Road, just east ai DaSilva's store, terested to know   what   they   have   to |'» heing moved b/ the   owners,   Jacob 1 aay on the subject of practical   educa- i Post and Stephen P. Pettit, to proper- I tion. ' ty owned by Mr. Post on Henry Street.
Tuesday evening, October 26,   8:30, i I A store will be built on the   lot   from
dinner and social   gathering   Freeport:. -ic       •     I "^-ch the building is removed,    and a
Buainegs Mcn'a Ass'n, a: Crystal Lake . Fire Depdjiment   Memorial Service  new^front put in the building occupied
Coming Events
The South District meeting of th» Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will be held in the M. E. Church, Rockville Centre, on Friday, October 29, morning and evening. Members of the Freeport Society have been asked to attend.
Mr. and .Mrs. Charles .M. Hart of West Merrick Roa't are away on a two weeks' auto trip thrflugh .Maine.
J. K. Eldridge and family have re¬ turned from an auto trip through New York State. They spent ihe weekend with .Mrs. Eidridge's sister. .Mrs. Frpnk Gcloer, at Amsterdam, ,N. V.
This Wcik's si'.'tment   lor m.l.p
Suil'iai^e bv lill.- ;;e.v York  .-^i.. ~     ~
IS the latt'tliHt -.vin   appear      Sr:'.f>: - Nr.        .    . JFJ HOSE WAGDN
ber 2 is ten days off! Nnvinibec 2' The new automobile hose wagon for will bring to New York Statp .^iif- , Hose 2 is expected to arrive in Free- fragists victory or defeat! port   tomurrow,   und   it   is   an  appa-
Whetner llie day brings ileftat or ratus to be proud of. victory the s(ii'.indiil help in our sji'en- . Upon the suggestion of Village did men suflragists will icho down am! President Lamb, a inint meeting of through the ages to their eterniil the Village Board and the Fire Coun- glory ! Tbat victory can come only cii waa held on .May 29, a;- tlie result ihroUfilicur men i." certain. Grati- of which the Council recomnniided to tudt to thos? who have powerfully the Board the placing of an amount in aided, co operated, sympathized must the budget .sufficient fur thia purpose, wipe out at las: the memory of oppi- ihe Hoard graiittd the reques-t ^nd on aition from those unfair, unjust, sil- July 21 bids were opened by theCoun- fiab iitid s-.'lf-interesttd ones. cii. as the result uf which it was   ree-
  ¦ oinmended that the eontrdct  be   given
There is sti): time r.ii-any and every to the Internalionai Motor (.Mack) P>ee|iort woman to help push for Nov- Company of New York City at a price en.ber 2 vicory. Don't be a looKeron, J of ?1800 Contract was" signed on b.' a participant in working for cur ] ..^ugust (i and the hpparatus is expect- grei.t jriticiple. ! ,>d to mo, row.
To '.vork fnr our enfranchisement i This company baa taken the old means honor to you. Just call up ! wagon body of Hose 2 and mounted it Deputy Leader .Mrs. Elterich, tele-: o-i a worm drive chassis with-a wheel phone 102-'A', and nsk how you can ! ba.se of 144 '. an overall 'ength of share the honor of victory. There are | 217 ' and an outside width of 71i '. .57 ways 'o help. Ask to belli and j Outside of the wagon body, which was choose the way that fits you. practically new. having    "been    put   in
; ^•tI vice in October, 1911, the apparat- !us i.s thl SHiTie as though it had been purcha.-ied completely new. It was required by the Council that the chas¬ sis furnished muat be of suilicient re- avi'h'i! capacity to add a chemical tank and ladders if desired later, conse-. qutintly tliere is great reserve capH- city and no danger of overloading.
A description of tbe engine which is of 38 horse power and its construction, which covers s-'veral typewritten pag¬ es, would not bo prBCtical here. In appearance, the appaiBtus compares favorably with the wagons built by this company for the City of New York, where there are a great maiiy in service, Kuiiniiig boards extend the whole length, and across the rear. Individual responsibility is so obvj j with u brass hand rail the entire ou.'ly just and right in making fnr I length of these boards for men riding "gjnd governin-.'nt" it would seem to i the apparatu.s to hold on A speed of the reasoning mind to need no ar^,u ! 3o miles i.s guaranteed, ment. I believe in individual respna-! The capacity of tbe wagon is ot sibility, hence I believe in the ballot ! course the same as the horse drawn for all people. I shall vote for uni-i SMuipnient, lOOO feet, and the minor versal sufTrage for    New   York   .State ! equipment is the same,   the contractor
Wliy ccr'.Hinlj you Women SutTiiiti- ista s,Ii;.i; I.uvi; ifiy support. I .-iiall siii-ely vote to give you the ballot Nov- eiiiber 2   1915.
— LtrtiiJer iMiiise, Baldwin, L,  L !
I shiiil vnte Su:iVHt,<- Bill
'Ye-
p   the   Wiiiiiun 2,  1915. —J. E.  Abbott.
.•\nd ht.-c is the declaration of a vot¬ er 83 years young, hale, hearty and proves lis sounilness of rninil tliu^: I have no right to withhold the ballot from .Nc'.v York State women. They hiive asked tn be enfranchised, there fore I shall cast my vote to give tlitin th« ballot November 2, 1915.
— Alfred Ccx.
iveii.iier 2, 1915. — Chas  J.
Schaffer, Baldwin
Our .Nassau County voters are    atill sending in some   gold   to   help   along Nas^iau County campaigning- Frank H. Stevens James W. Smith Cadman Frederick
?10.00
.$5.00
$25.00
House. ]     The annual memorial services of the
Wednesdny   October   27,   afternoon   Freeport Fire Department will be held and evening, sale of bread,    cake   and   at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
fancy tirticles, Voung Peoples' Society o'Chridtiaii Eiiueaviir ; musicul eiitir- tainment in evpning.
Thursday evening, November 11, apron and necktie aocial, residence Augustus Stevenson, Helen and Alex¬ ander .Avenue, ment Club.
benefit   Good   Govern-
this Sunday evening, October 24, when ib'.' .-rriiiPii wili be preached by Rev. August C. Karkau, Department Chap¬ lain. The deceased members of<,tbe department in whose honor thia service ia held are:
James H. Nichols   William Raynor, Jncob Smith Nelson II. Smith
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will pack a box for the Freedmen next Wednes¬ day, October 27. All contributions 'nust be at the chapel by 2 p. m. on that day. Second hariii clothing in good condition, partly worn shoes and useful articles for Christmas gifts will be acceptable. Men's clothing partic- Dwight B. Case, aged 72 years, died ularly desired. Wednesday at Roosevelt.    The funeral '
by George Raynor'a grocery, a bicycle store and the tailor's store, making the same style building along the en¬ tire front.
Obituary
DWKJHT B. CASE
Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Editli Merriden Bedell, daugh¬ ter of .Mr. and Mrs. Harry   S    Bedell,
to Herbert Ackerson of Kockville Cen- .Miss Dorothy Nicoll will speak at tre. ihe wedding will take place at the Merrick Station this Friday after- the home of the bride, 57 Pearsall noon, Octolitr 2•..^ at 4 o'clock. Miaa Avenue, Wednesd;iy ivening, October Nieoll will also speak at Frischa cor- 27, at 8 o'clock. ntr, Smithville South, at 4 :30.
A "Kid's Party" was held at the home of Miss Eila Daniels last Satur¬ day evening, October 16. Among those present were i Misses Matiel, Lucy and Georgia Cheney, Nettie Ter¬ ry, Marguerite Hanson,    Delia Chesh
ire, Lillian Cheshire. Haz'el Schneider,   to come out and hear    the    la>
lieing required lo mount all the old equipment. This includes two 3 gal¬ lon Babcock extinguishers, an axe, , crowbar and play pipes. The smaller articles, such as apaiinera, hydrant wrenches, extra tips, etc., are to be carried in a tool box on the rear of running board Another iron tool box on tbe right siiJe running board car- ri( s tli? automobile tools, o( which a complete set are furnished.
The   lighting   is  by   two   kerosene lights mounted on dnsb and a kerosene tail    light,     also   a    gas   searchlight mojnted on dash. The big suffrage rally    next   Thurs  |     T''" ''''«'« '"¦«    "^'i'l   rubber,   Kelly- day evening, October 28, at   Brooklyn I ^.'"¦'"f?'''^''*' f'"'^"' '"'''"¦'    36x4   single, Hall will be the last    big   mee.ing   in'*"'' '*''' ''«'"¦' '"^xSi dual. Freeport before Election    Day.     .Jood |     '^^^   complete   apparBtua   has   been music and good speakers, as jirevious- j Pam'ed a cream color,   to    match   the ly announced.     The  voters are invited i P''<'S''"t apparatus of the   department.
Works as Supervising Instructor
services and burial will take   placo   at Simibury, Conn., on Friday afternoon, and   two iMr. Case Union
t   ai'gu-
David Whaley Charles B.   Raynor
Samuel S. Jones      William    Foreman I He is survived by his   wife
Charles E. Helland Charles L. Wallace j children, Girard and Clara. ,   Fred Blackenhorn   Chauno^y   Sprague ] waa   manager of the   Western Miss Blanche V. Lynch, daughter of   charles W. Bedell George  H.   Cooper   " '
Ira H. Baker Mitchell W.  Smith
Edwin C. Soper      George W.   Peasell
Joseph Germond     Harvey   W.   Smith
Frank Gilderaleeve Charlea J.   Nichols | BRAUER-^-SPRAGUE
Asa S. Johnson       William Berrian      i     ^       ^^   ^^^^ wedding was   solem-
NelaonS   Raynor   Emory Post nized at the home   of   Mr.   and   Mrs.
Thomas Smith Jacob Lockman        I p,^^,^   j    gprague,   30   North   Grove
Chas. F. Schneicker I s,rgg(     on   Sunday    afternoon   at   2
„    ,     ., ,      J     Thomas Bailey
York    Norm"
CHRIST E^'ANiELIC'VL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Ser\ ices us usual next Sunday morn-
Mr. and   Mrs.   John   Lynch   of   Pine Street, now occupies   the   position   of supervising instructor in physical edu- catiLii   over   ten     Brooklyn      public schools, as the result of a severe com¬ petitive examination in which she was successful    over     fifteen    candidates. Miss Lynch W8B   graduated   from   the   Qg^^^g ^j„tjpn Freeport High   School    in   1912,   and   Howard Whaley from   Savage's   New     York    Normal   jj,^gg g   {jgy^or School of Physical  Education in 1913.   Samuel M. Smith She taught phyaical education   at   St.   Albert Golden
I Cable office for a number of years.
Hymeneal
Prudy Ritchie. Elsie Eidt, A'lrie Wh ner, Ella Daniel, and the iMessra. Win- field Raynor,    Merle   Raynor,   .iXrthur Koens,   Robert   Smith,   E^dwin    Hem-
ing    at    10:30   o'clock,     the     pastor   ming, Mortimer    Post,    Walter   Eidt,
preaching.     The evening service    will   Joseph Bradshaw, Stanley Terry. Wil-
De the annual mtiiiorial service of the   liam    Daniels.       Refreshments    were   semble at Washington    Square   West,
Freeport Fire Department.     The   ser-   served and the games and   social   waa  just north of the arch, not   later   than
r.ier.ts in fiivor of Woman Suffrage
Freeport women are again urged to walk in th.,' big auffra^^'e parade on Saturday of this week in New York. .Marchers from .Nassau Countv will as-
vice liegins at 7:4E p. m. At that I time the pastor of the church as Chap- j lain of the Department will apeak on "A Paradox Concerning the Life I Which Endures."   Gounod's "Forever
enjoyed by ail
. 2 o'clock.
inouiBB DB.iey .gl^g,^   ^u^„   j^eir   daughter,    Olive ' firemen will aing   a   apecial   se
JamesK   Golden     i^'''''^' ""'^ "^"""^ "*'¦'"¦"   ^''"""  °^ I »PP'"0P'"«'e    tn    the   occasion.
Dr. Katherine B. Davis, Commis-1 sioner of Corrections in New York i City, made a splendid address for | Woman Sulfrsge in Brooklyn Hall i Tuesday evening. Dr. Davis combinea ' a Keen sense <'f humor with an equal j Long   quality of good common sense,    which i
Christnnher Settlement    Houae,   Man-   g   a. Bedell,
Raynor R. Smith
 ... , Samuel Noon
hutian   for a time,  and then secured a  j^,,^ gt^^^^erg      William  B. Borton position   in   the   Ntw   York    pui-lic   gj^,,jj rp   3^^,^^,   Joseph Ritchie fihoolH.     Her work embraces the   ov- Thomas A. Smith
t.'S.'eing periodically of every class in 	
the ten schools in her territory as
  ¦ her father,    led   the
cut the teaching in that branch of  ed
,,      ,_   ',-"'™""y ! ty."    In the evening   the   theme   	
  ..„ „          Herbert W. Clock,   son of Harry G. i was performed beneath a bank of aut    ^e   "Is   Another   Anthony    Comstock
uchtion for all the teachers under   her   Clock, will enter the  amateur   boxing i umn leaves and ferns   which   was   ar-   Needed?"
Miss   Kathryn   Fennelly    and   Miss
Hazel Porter will    give   en   old-fash-
. ioned Hallowe'en   p-«rty   at   the   refi-
with the Lord" will be sung   as a solo   j^nce of Miss Porter on Saturday   ev-
by Mrs. John J. Boland.    A chorus of  ening, October 30.
election 	
j p        .     V,    . - Hh     R       -.-fr--r-  --           The       Mrs.   H. L.    Maxson,    South
I I'assaic, IN. J., were marriea Dy   Kev. , ehoir of the church will also   sing.     A   tieach Avenue, entertained the  "600"   made her argument seem more   effect- Lir. Jonn   cnamDeriain   01   ht.   Ann s cordial welcome awaits   all    who   can   Club Wednesday afternoon.  The prizes   ive.     She claimed   that   womtn   used
come were won by Miss Edna Eldridge   and   the ballot in   order   that   they   might
  ! .Mra. S. F. Pearsall.    The next   meet-   have a voice in   the   making   of   laws
„...., . I     Tbfc pastor.   Rev.   J.   Sidney Gould, ; ing will be at the home of Mrs. James   whereby they art most vitally   affect-
the bride, wno was given away   by , ^jn p^^g,,^ ^^ j^^ p^gj^jj^t^^jy^ (-^urch , Cruikshank, South Ocean   Avenue,   on   ed, such as dean streets, g.iod    roads,
on next Sunday   morning on "Legisla- ' Wednesday, .November 3. good sch lols, pure food,   pmper   sani-
Morali-• tary conditions in factories and   other
Episcopal Church of New York The house was beautifully decorated with j ferns and autumn leaves. I
wedding   march
Raymond I tion an Expression   of   Social
jurisdiction.---Observer.
Anti-Suffrage Notes
There will be  a   mass   meeting
op.
New Electric Village Sign
The new sign,   electrically   lighted, has been placed over the   new   village ,       , .       ,,
otfice, on Merrick Road, and shows  up   >ng made a name for   himself   on   the .11,    .ni,      rtn
well io persons traveling along Mer football team. He was the first satin cushion. Albert Dirkes of Morn- rick Read. It also advertises Free- port well from tbe bay, and can be seen from a considerable distance. This was the sign used at the elec¬ trical display last December, and which was remodeled   for   its   present
Much   commendation   ia   due    Miss • posed tu Woman Suffrage at the   Mer-   Dr.    Davis'    address Spier for the splendid work the young ' rick Fire Hall No. 1, next Friday   ev.   think that we will see They    will   ening, October   29   at   8:15   o'clock,   when women vote, but
chauipionships at different weights, to   ranged to form   an   altar.     The   bride
be held at the Crescent and New York   was attended by Mrs. Alfred Barry of
Athletic Clubs on October 29   and   30. i Freeport, aa matron of honor, and Mr. , people's   choir   ia   doing
Clock is now   in   actual   training   and   Barry as best man.    The ring   bearer i gjn^^, both services
will enter the ring in the pink of  con-   was Master George Vanderbilt Ketch- \	
dition.    Clock ia an Oxford man,   hav-, am of Northport, who was  dressbd   in |
white and carried   the ring on a white : HARVEST HOME DAY '
! Harveat Home Day long since be American t') reach the csptaincy of ingaide, N. J., and Julius Ratheim of | came an institution of the Methodist the Pembroke team, and   he   waa   the   Rockville   Centre,    were   the   ribbon   Church, and will be observed   Sunday.
leading point   maker   .}f   the   English   bearers.    The   bride    vi-aa   attired   in   a committee is making   arrangements Ionian Suffrage bad a Iwrge   meeting college team. white satin with a bridal veil and car-   to provide conveyances for those   who ; °" Friday last at the home of Mrs. H.
Clock,    while   a   student   at    Pern-: ried a bouquet   of   white   chrysanthe-I desire to attend the   morning   service   ^'    Fairfax.     The    Branch   is   doing 'iroke, won the amateur championship ' moms.    The   matron   of   honor   wore I but who are unable to   walk,   and   the   active work the Ir.st days of fhe   cam among callegians,    and   his   victories . white crepe de chine with pearl   trim-   usual large congregation   is   expected ' P"'K" and tbey feel confident that   the
things of a like nature where women and children are particularly interest¬ ed.     There was   nothing   starllii.g   in
the running gear being marouii. On each side of the hood are the words Freeport Fire Department, the letter¬ ing on the wagon body remaining as formerly. Hose 2, F. F. D.
The fire Friday afternoon was an automobile belonging to Gmver Walsh, corner Madison Avenue nnd Pine Street. Mrs. Walsh was starting the car when it caught fire, presuinably from a backfire. The fire was oat when the department, hindered by a delayed alarm, arrived; damage about $100.
Hempstead has siarted a Veteran Firemen's Association with a mem¬ bership of fifty .^ny member who has served five years in the depBrt- menl is eligible. An attempt was lUBile tc start such an oi:ii.aniz8tion during the term of (.^hief Cornell but objection was made to any active fire¬ men joining a veteran association, and there nol being enough ex members interested, the profiosition fell through.
She doea not | the millineum I she does   claim !
that a great many   evils would be cor rected by giving women the ballot.
Jelly Glasses, 26c <loz. 12 at. preserving kettles, 2oc Fruit Jar Rubbers, 5c doz. Da Silva Merrick Rosid  and   5   and   10c   Store, next to P. 0. AdvwllBemeiii
Buy good coal »t tbo right price Freeport Co»l Co., 19 So. M'hin St. Tel. 398.
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were noted in the leading London ^ ming and a black picture hat with pink newspapers Slice his arrival home plumes and carried a bouquet of pink last suiiitiicr iie   has   kept   himself   in   carn-ations.
fine condition. He enters the boxing After the ceremony a wedding game purely from the love of it. , breakfAst was served to about   ninety
Clock is be ng trained for his match guests, nearly all from out ot town, by Larry Temple, the only man to The bappy couple left for a trip to knock out Joe Walcott. Temple still ; Washington, D. C On their return possessea both stamina and grit, and , they will occupy their new home in haa beenileading Clook through a gru  i Garfield,   N.   J.    The   gifts   received
eling ten round aetto daily
"I am aa fit as a fiddle and wilt   try to rtbid my own," says Clock about his chunces.    "I am trying now    to   keep See our children's and misses' coats  from going utale     I am merely enter- before   you   try   eUewhere;   see   how   jng the matches for the excitement of ! me'; 5acts much better they are   than others   for   the   thing.     It   is   of no   consequence   '" about   the   •ame   prices.      Barasch's   wether I win or lose,   but win or leae.
Dept. Store.
AdvertifemvQi
Smith & Bedel! talk about reliable dfhga in their advertisement this week.
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Try my special box of cut flowers, 76c for the weekend. C. R. Ankets. florist, Rockville Centre.   L. I.    Tele-
pfcone connaction; delivery   anywhsre.   Bgrasch's Dept. Store AdvertUenieoi
Power," showing the good results uf Woman Suffrage. Wednesday—Em¬ met Corrigan in "Greater Love Hath No Man," by Frank L. Packard; 6 acts. Thursday—The famous romance of the ranch, "fhe Love Route," by Edward Pepie ; 4 acts. Friday—Lil¬ lian Gish in "Enoch Arden,'' based on M«n who know buy their Pall   suits   the poem by Lord Alfred Tennyson;   4
here~m«p who don't   know   will   |py   acts.    Saturday—Broadway star feat
most   anywhere  and  miss,   the   b
I will fight mv best
Between his preparation for the fights that may bring the welter¬ weight championsh'' to Freeport, Mr. Clock p- =• .1 are moments in writing i> ^uok based on • Roman .leg¬ end.—-Eagle.
at   the   service.      Dr.    Curtice   will   voters will give preach upon the topic, "A Long Walk   ^he question   of with God."    In the evening the theme   November 2. - of the sermon will be "Which."
The Ladiei' Aid Society is busily at work making plans and gathering ma¬ terial for the fair which is to b° given in the new Sunday School room the second week in November.
The rededication of the   church   and
chapel will take place on Sunday,   No-
.     ... ,       ,   .^      , vember 21.     Bishop Oldham ia    to   be
At the Plaza week   of   October   25:   present and preach at the morning ser-
Monday-Molbrook      Blinn   in      The^jg^ ^j that day   and   Bishop   Wilson
Ivory bnuff Box,     by Freaenck   Kim-il ^j], te present and preach in the even-
William Crane   jng     n ^jn   doubless be a great day.
"Ti'^**p*'r  "   Preparations for devotional service on
the   Kuling  Thursday evening and   a  great   social
FIRE IIOUNCIL The regu ar monthly meeting of the Fire Council was he.d W'llnesdav   ev¬ ening.    Present were   I'hief   Pearaall, Asst   Chiefs Smith and Randall,  War- The last meeting of the Equal Fran   j dens WilliamF and Bailey of    Hose   1, chise Club will be held  next   Monday,   Dunker   and Cutter of Hose   2,   Clark October 26,   at    th"   Baptist   Churcb, 'and Pettigrew uf Hose 3, Powers    and when arrangements will be    made   for | Sumn«r of Hose 1, Rice   of   Engine   1 the liig nuffrage    rally   on    Thursday, iand Hunt ami .Nilei of Truck 1. Members are asked to be present. I     Preeident and Chief o^ Police  Lamb
 ——- [appeared before the (Council, at its re-
.Mrs.   Frederic  S.   Greene   of   Port  -upgi. to endeavor to in some way   de-
.      -.I   l.v,., Washington. Assembly District Leader   ,i„^,H,cheme   of   rirop. r   p'llicing   at
a   decided      No      to   of Nassau County, and   Miss   Dorothy   fir,.,.    '1 he President agreed   to   issue
Woman   Suffrage   on   Nicoll of Babylon conducted   «   schooL gf, ordii
The speakers   wiil   be   Dr,   Anson   P. Atterbury,   Hon. Henry   W     Hayden. Franklin Carter jr.. who will urge the voters to vote a decided  "No" to   the . WomBii Suffrage question.
The    Merrick    Branch   Opposed   to
were many and beautiful.
of   October
Tuesday David    Harum Broadway star feature.
Weekly Weather Report
(P'or our readers in other localities)
Friday, Oct.   15,   warm   and   clear, same continuing whole week.
Will H. Philbrick of Freeport. prin¬ cipal comedian with Keystone Co., who was the hit of the minstrel show given here last Summer, will be shewn in photo-drama, "York State Folks," a 5 reel rural play, on Tuesday ing, October 26, at the
for watchers, at the polls on   Election I Day. at Fraternity Hell on Monday.
New Time Table
Under the new time-table of the Long Island Railroad, which went into effect Sunday, Freeport is the termin¬ al for tbree trains. One leaves Penn¬ sylvania Station at 4:45 p. m., arriv¬ ing at Freeport at 5i33; another leav¬ ing Pennaylv«nia Station at 7:10 p. m. will arrive at Freeport at 8-08. Re-j turning trains wiil leave Freeport ati even-   8:i7a. m. ana   8:16   p.m.,   reaching
r to tbe police di-pBrtment that all regular policemen were to answer fire calls at ail hours, except ttm man at headquarters, and at tbe fire Were to keep all trafiic back at least to the street corner at either side of fire, and asked in return that a fireman arriv¬ ing at a fire early "hould see to it that any vihicles are removed to a safe dis¬ tance, for which he hadi'Wnple author¬ ity.
R-^signation of Plrnesl Honstralei from Hose 3, Joseph Hirijh from En¬ gine 1 and Frederick Joerrison, jr., froni Hose 4 were approved.
Exemption papers   ordered   granted
on Friday evening preceding dedica tion Sunday are in process of comple¬ tion.
Pennsylvania   station   at   8:58   •• m.   t^ Joseph Hirsh of Engine 1
Fourteen Years Ago
(Items of interest from tbe Review files tonrteen years ago this wwk 1
fellow.
Hi« friends will have an opportunity
Freeport Club cornerstone laid with   to see and greet him personally and at
ure with Antonio Moreno  and   Donald   appropriate ceremonies. tj,e same time admire   and   enjoy   his
AMERICAN THEATRE, FREEPORT'and 9:12 p. m
Mr. Philbrick is a Freeport cottag' A new local train running between «r, one of tbe moat congenial and affa- Freeport and Jamaica will be added to bia people that can be found. He has 'he winter schedule. 'It will leave made friends wherever he went. He Freeport at 6 :05 p. rn., reaching Ja- ia a member of the Elks and South mau-a at 6:35 p. m. Shore Yacht Clubs   and a grand   good
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Hall.
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Work   progressing  on   first   trolley  work on the screen, track through tbe village.
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More Freeport News on Page 8
The season is now on for mackinaws and we have a full line from to up. Barasch's Dept. Store.
Cominunicatinn received   from   Vii lage Board asking r»;ason why contract fo;.plinting hydrants was not    recom¬ mended awarded to lowest bidder,  re¬ ferred to chief with power.
The three chiefs and the foreman of earh company were appointed a com mittee to draft suitable by laws ruiea and regulations for the department. Besides the usual byHawi^, this com- mitt*"- i" to prupare rules   f<ir   actions
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