Nassau County Review 19170727

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1917
Vol. XX, No. 30
FREEPORT
VILLAGE TRUSTEES
S.nui' copies ot Die K.-vicw tr "nie at      ji^]] ^f,^ members were present at the
Creenl»!att • «nd Braithwmite'H. Railroad Ave- ! .    ,      V,             ....
nut    Lieberman-*    Na-isau  County  Review. [ re^jlar meetinjr of the Freeport Vll- DaSih«'» and  Gi,i..;ti».  Main ^^treeti Spit-   la-rg Board of Tru.'itees last Thursday
rer'«  Stationery   .Store.   G.-ove  Street;   .Mich '
noff'i
West  Mirrick  Roa
HKJHW.ATER TIDE TABLE
(Offlcial   Figures   for   .Sandy   Hook)
Friday, July
Saturday,
Sunday,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday, Aujr.
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
27 28 29 .•JO 31 1
1:19 P. .M.
afternoon.
The (luestion of reckless drivinir of
autos was di.scussed at lentrth, and it
was  the  unanimous  sentiment of the
Board  that   the  activities  of  the   po-
2:14 P. M. j lice in apprehendin;.' offenders should
H:21P. M.jbe continued and even increased rath-
4:28 P.M. ler than that there .should be any let-
.5:31 P. M. i up.    Several  accidents  have  resulted
0:07 P.-M. I from reckles.-i speedin-.^ and the Board
7:08A.M.   is determined that the practice must!
7:.'j8 A. .M. |stop. I
The  following    applications     were I
if ran ted:
Water - V. Cook, jr.. 29a Lena .\\e. j Sidewalk.-!—-Mrs. R. .\.  Davison, ¦'>7' Bergen Place; RajTior R. Smith, Hel-i The members of the Freeport Unit | en .Avenue; C.  H. Fredewck, Hillside' of  the   Home   Defense   Corps  elected  Avenuje. |
MERRICK
BELLMORE
This column is edited by Re I tebrandt and all itenriii should h : to  insur'  inserrion  under  this
W. H. Lit- ent to him adine.
Services at the Church of the Re- ; deemer Sunday, the Eighth Aftei^ ! Trinity, at 7.30 and  11 .-/clock A. M.
Frank Roberts is ou»t representative in Bellmore and vicinity. All orders- and news left with him will receive the same careful attention   £3 al our otfice.
Local Boys Following
Lieut. Colyer
• The following: Freeport "boys" have enlisted in the 4th Battalion. Navnl Militia, under Lieut. Colyer. who is a native of Freeport.
Lieut.  Colyer is anxious to recruit
8:49 A. M.
Home Defense Corps
Elects Officers
their permanent commissione<l offi¬ cers Tuesday evening. The men were first divided into three companies. A, B and C, and marched to the Bo.xins; Club building on East Merrick Road, -.vhere they were seated in companies and proceeded to elect their captains | Interest and other officers, the results beinir as follows:
Company .\
('aptain, Edward F,. Chase
First Lieut., H. F. D. Ke!.-cy
Second Lieut., Hilbert R. .lohnsmi Company B
Captain, Frank G. Hill
First Lieut., William F. Cornell Setfond  Lieut., James .1. Truswell Company C
Cipptain, Fort-est S. Dunbar
First Lieut., Charles .M.  Hart
Second  Lieut., .Joseph  HotTman
The enthusiasm of the men was good to see when Captain Hill nomin¬ ated Frank H. Holland for Major of the battalion and placed him upon the platform in the center of the buililinu
The Villatce Treasurer's report for i .Iu:!e showe.d  the following balances:
Fund
Ceneral
Sirtft
Board of Health
Interest
Fire  Departn-.ent
Street Li;rht
.Sidewalk
i'ark
I • . 1:   ,.
.,¦ .-."r
i-.^le'jtric  Lijrht
Tax  .Arrears
Liarht Iv'ttonsion
Total
Water Sinkinjr  Fund
Li;rht Sinkinsr Fund
Kiiiployees   Insurance
Aftiount
$000.00
1130.64
395.34
.54f!..5.j
X42.38
476.64
.")O-l02
3.81
.^.29.0.-.
H9.'>1.70
2634.46
38.5.24
143.73
$16,541.56
.$7,079.14
10,0.")6.52
1,000.00
A^ Wilbur D Nesblt
•Your Flag and My Flag"
The banner breaks in glory on the breeze,
The trumpets sing from ail their brazen throats A chorused chant of thrilling harmonies.
The drumbeats throb amid the ringing notes— An echo, but a growing echo; yes,
An echo that is flung from hill to plain, An echo that z\'.z.\\ never grow the less,
Born {rem the chord that was not struck in vain.
The diapason cf the booming guns
Blends with the shriller sounding of the cheers— Ah. this had been foreheard by those great ones
Who planned the structure in the former years. Who dreamed and dared, and gave of wealth and life
That this great nation-song should never cease, Who blent the surging song of somber strife
With all the after croons of honored peace!
Harry J. Apeler, v.-ho was recently and 8 o'clock P. M. Celebration of appointed assistant sales manaper of, strongly from Lonjr Islam). Infor- the Holv Communion at the early: r)oubleday-Pace Company at Garden mation can be secured at Colyer's service and \Iornin»f Prayer'with ser-1 ^'^J'' '** enjoyinvr a two weeks' vaca-  jewelry store. South Main Street, or
mon at the 11 o'clock .service. Evening! t'«"-   *t ^^e recruitinjr camp. North Tarry-
Prayer    and     sermon.     The   Sunday'     ,, ,   ,,       '~~~    ,   „      . ,  '"^.J^"'   , ,,     , ,     ,
School meets in the Parish  House at       •*''"   **"*'   """*•   t-J^^'a*""   Searmii   of      The followinir who have siirned up 10 .\. .M    The (i. F  S, meets bi-week-  -^'^^"¦' ^'"rk City ha\e been visitintr at  and been p.tssed will report for duty
the home of Mrs.  Searintr's  parents, on Monday:
Harry  E.   Beti;iu Frank W. Pitcher .Alexander C. Forbes team     last.
¦ Iv throughout tho s'lmmor on Fridav, ^^   „    . ,
at 7.30 P. M.    Choir practice is held ' •^''¦- '»"*' ^''"s- Henry O. Smith.
i Thursday* at X P. M.   The Boy Scouts       „ „ ,     TTi
I meet in  the Parish ' House  on tu?S-'„ bellmore baseball team lost to th davs at 7.30 P. M.    A cordial in vita-' ?«'l'"'''"'Tire   Company tion is extended to aii to attend the • ^'•^?^''-'ii' b>' '^e score of 4 to 3.
' services of this church and to become
lidentiiiei  with
'' ests.
it.<
L'omnuinity   inter-
Hanv Leich and familv motored to
The Big Five, made up of employ¬ ees of the Karp embroidery factory, will g\\e a |)iize waltz and dance in Firemen's  Hall on Saturday eveninir,
Delaware Water Gap on  Frklay^'iast \ r""*^' }'     ^'""'^ ,^''"   ^^ /"rni^hed
1 by   .Meichmer s   orchestra   of   Linden-
to spend the weekend.
Total on hand $34,677.22
.A communication was received call- n'X attention to the ¦¦crow<led condi¬ tions  at   the   Plaza   Theatre  and   the
where he was greeted by cheer after possibility of seriou.s accident in case cheer. Jle was elected by acclamation, as was also Hamilton G. King for ad¬ jutant. .Major Holland made a stir¬ ring speech to his "boys" in which he promised them a continuation of his best efforts  to  keep   Freeport at  the
of fire. The communication was not .'•ivned and no action was taken. The writer ap))arently overlooked the fact in his complaint that there would not be in case of tire a new crowd trying I to get in while the old crowd was front, in which he was heartily sec- j niching out. The Board was inclined onded by the commanding oflicers, | to think that if the autos be kept fur- Regular drills are now held every ; ther away from the exit on the south, Monday and Friday evenings at iS I as had already been arranged for, o'clock sharp (not X:01 ) and plans ! coni|it,ions would be much bettered, es- will  shortly  be announced for  .Satur- ! pecially if some step was taken to re-
day   afternoon twice a month.
Hereafter the men will be on a military footing and members cannot absent them.selves from drill just be
possibly about | move the rise when going out so there woukl be no dariger of persons failing in a rush to get out.
Recommendation.s  from     the    .Fire C'ljiicjl   were   approved.     The   Chief
cause they don't feel like going out. i was empowered to sell old apparatus In  case of necessary absence excuses i and  the old liou.se of Company No. 3
¦anti
cf    til.
must  be  made to tfie "top' of the respective companies
Rev. S. () Curtice, past M. H Church, was unanimously el¬ ected ohnplain, from Company .A. The nomination was made by Rev. R. H. Scott, Company A, pastor of the Episcopal (^hurch, and seconded by Rev. J. S. Goulfl (also Company A) pastor of the Presbyterian Church. In accepting the office, Dr. Curtice said it had been a pleasure for him to drill with his neighbors and accept the semi-pious cussing of the officers. It is a coincidence that all the clergy interested in the movement are in Company .A.-
It wa.i announced that Col. McAllis¬ ter and .Major (Irace would be present to ^'onduct  the  election,    but
at   auction, C'ouncil.
veconimended   bv   th':
Ferry Company Giving
Improved Service
The drcal .South Bay Ferry (_'om- pany should be complimented on the fine way it handled the big crowds on Sunday. Over one thousand people were carried between Point Look¬ out alid Freeport. Every boat left the dock on scheduled time and at no time on the return in the evenitig was there any unpleasant crowding.
The Company ha.s been subjected to criticism on several occasions here¬ tofore for not seeming to anticipate the crowils returning from the beach after!""  Sunday evenings, but on this
waiting an hour for them the elec-1 <'"«'"'^« between .5:00 and 6:00 o'cUxk. tion was conducted by Village Presi-1 when the crowds were heaviest, the dent Sidney H.  Swezev, chairman  ofi Salem, Sea Witch, Sea Gull, Selnad:!
i .A most enjoyable outing wa'-' that i ; of the Camp Grounds Sunday School i jto High Hill Beach held on Wednes-! iday. The party of 6o left at 9.2% foi-' I lowing a delay in the arrival of the | ' boat and reaching the beach at Hi I o'clock where five delightful hours j j were spent. .A pecfect day ended at | I "i.oO when the ured excursionists were j j mot by autoniobilf.s at the dock on t^)o i j return and whisked home. The .ve.ith-; er was fine and old ocean graml with | I beauty am! big breaking surf. Autos: conveyed the children to the dock in I the hiornin',' but thouyhtful friends [ ivith cars were present in large enough | I numbers at the home coming to con-1 vey everyone home. Now, was not i thai great'.' i
hurirt, and refreshments will be served. Tickets are 2h cents each anil are now on sale.
.Mrs. M. H. Skow, Mrs. .John Bald¬ win. Mrs. (Ieorge F>isler, Mrs. George Roffey, Mrs. Robert Walker. .Miss Lot-
ioyal Lewis
Harry E.  Homan
tieorge R. Wulting
Louis J. Comellas
William  A. Donaghy
f>etl T. So(>cr
-Anthony  l'tz, jr.
Arthur  Dvl'mert
Maurice ^A. Stein
Edward S. Keogh. jr.
John G. McCarthy
George  Hoffman
Nicholas Giordano
(.ieorge HotTman, on this list, is a nienilier of the .Nassau County Re¬ view stafT.    Ho has been a faithful as-
tie Scholey !mA Miss Myrtle  Baldwin sistant for many years, and we shall
are  spending the week  at   High  Hill mis.ihiri greatly.   Already three   boys
Beach. formerly with the Nassau County Re-
  view have enlisttd.  namely, Clyde  C.
.An   .S-act   vaudeville   show,    under FJrown,   .^I^¦rle   Ivaynor     and      Harry
auspices of Bellmore Board of Trade. I'ettit.
will be held at Firemen's Hall on Wed- \ ~	
nesday evening. .August 8.
-Arthur Otto is at work at Yaphank [H-eparing the camp there for the newly drafted a'ny of th:! U.  S. A.
And higher than the farthest reach of song
That quivers in the bosom of the sky There flames the flag of faith above the throng—
The flag whose plan and purpose cannot die. The flag of promise floats from sea to sea.
The bugles shout in answer to the drum And send a sense of strength to you and me
From days that were, and are, and are to come!
And so today the southland and the north
Clasp hands with their blood-brothered east and west And in the mighty song their lips send forth
The fullness of our faith is all expressed. And deeper than the very deepest chord Are the foundations laid in days agone When men for hearth and home and manhood warred— The truths our nation has been builded on.
the Boy Scouts of .America with Mr
Co'-ey   of  Great   .Neck,   Scout   Ex^cu
live of ..his distrijt in attendance, was
held in the Parish House on Tuesday
evening.   -Meetings of the Council v/ill
be held monthly upon the thir(
I day.    The   Council   officers  are   C.   H.
I Bowne, Chairman; M. E. Powell, .Sec.
I Rev, ""¦'. ". '.•"¦'¦¦¦''"U. Trta»., and
I W.  C.  Mepha.m,  Dist.  Comu..;tf'flnan.
Owing to the absence of Scoutina.->^t ¦
I Dr.  Watson  M.  Emison  nn war duty
I for an  indefinite  time at  -Manorville,
I     I.,  it  was  decided  that  the   Scout
ivoment  here  reo.uirtd  a  noMv  head
I and  Chas.  A.  Calkin?* was  elected  to
the ofiice of .Scout Master.    Mr. Calk-
I ins   is  interested   in   boy   life  and  we
may   confidently   expect   to   see   good
I work  along  Scout   line-  accoir.piishej j
lin  the  village.     The  (/ommittee  asks i
I the  co-oijeration   of  the   village   with \
\ .Mr. Calkins in his etforts.    Tlu' Scouts '
] arc planning a weekend ciiiin
Hill  Beach for next week.    'I'wo pp'r
of   field   glasses   for   signalling   have
heen added to Seoul eciuipment.    The
  i Scouts  have  ten   good   blankets,  new,
The total number to he drafted for this (.'{rd) district Nsill be 279. This ;'''!''"'' Ij;*;-^ ^?°"'^' 'il'^' ^y^' "' '.' '""'; meansthat 5.->8 must answer the first call for examination, as soon as noti- !;''"', ' ["',-'^'O'-'*^; ""^^' '•^"'' -'^''-'-'"t „   ,       . ,. ,.  ,.     ,  ,, .... . ,       . j Scout    Masters   to   help   Si.'outiiiastc
fied.    As a matter ol   (act  the posting ot   the  notice at  headquarters at  the , (..^i]^,,,^.   j,jj,,,   pnKier.   .lohn    Wool.
Arthur   Otto   and J'rank   'olvin.     A
Ernest Miller of Baldwin is visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. William Wolfe on  Bedford  .Avenue.
The annual fair of St. Barnabas' R. C. Church will be held at Firemen's Hall during the week of .August 20 to 2."). .A number of new and interesting features will be provided this year, ,    \     T       ,  ^, .,     -land  the fair will  i)e better than  ever
A  meeting of th« Local Council of   -f j^ j^ possible for the ladies \o nuik.>
it so.
Clarence V. Smith, who has sp.^it the past three months in North-r-i .New   Vork,  has  returned  for  a  short
.i/t  v.itii  relatives in  this vcillage.
-A i)-foot gray shark and several smaller (mes have been caught in the nets of lisheniien in the su'^f i'^ 11:';!' ¦!il| Beach during the jiast week.
Dr. and Mrs, \V. V. Holcomb have returned from a visit with friends .it -Atiantic City, N. J.
Bellm. in tho ening,
a.inaal school nief-ling of tin re School District will be held schoo! building on Tuesday c.- August 7.
'K'T*
(Copyright,  UflT,  by  W.  D.  Nesblt.)
¦n* tVjj iVij r;(, ,.ij F-^ .;-yi ,  „     „     ,  »      ¦     fi,. fc, ft,, )^!, ft,
THE DETAILS ABOUT THE DRAFT
fti ^'. ^ ft^,.
-A   young   daughter   arrived   at   the
home of .Arthur Paasch on Newliridge
¦It Hui-h I Road   on   .July   1<1,   instead   of  at   the
home of .AlbeKj, hi
la.-t week.
ilhei
stated
Bellmiu-i
LeHoy
recently
here.
Wells
iiuide :
of  the
flviiig
23r
visit
1   Infantrv
to friends
the original organization; Henry L. ?.Iaxson, David Sutherland, jr., and Hamilton (!. King, with two tellers appointed from  each company.
Improved  Mail Service
On Weilnesday of this week direct mail service between the Freeport and Roosevelt post offices by messenger route was Established.
Mails are dispatched to Roosevelt from the local Post Office at 7:40 a. m., 11:30 a. m. and 5:30 p. m.; mails received from Roosevelt at 8:15 a. m., 12:30 p. m. and 4:30 p. m., daily ex¬ cept Sunday.
This will greatly expedite the trans¬ mission of mail matter 'oetween these two offices. Under the past service, all mail was dispatched to the Penn¬ sylvania Terminal Station at New York City, and thence back to the oth¬ er office, two miles away, going fifty miles to cover two.
Baseball  Game Tomorrow
The Freeport Athletic Association will cross bats with the Mineola team Saturday afternoon of this week at the Seaman Avenue grounds. See baseball column for details of last Saturday's game.
The dental office of Dr. t. D. Car¬ man will be closed from Aug. 1 to hog. 20. All his customers are re¬ quested to plan their dental arrange¬ ments afcordinffly.   T. D. Carman.
Advert >ii*m«nt
The place to buy coal. Sinclair Raynor, 8 No. Main St., telephone 184 Freeport
^ Advtrtis«m«llt.
Why buy bicycles, tires or acces¬ sories in New York when you can buy cheaper and better in Freeport, where you can have defects reme¬ died without cost or inconvenience. Sidney Smith, right in your home to'wn, carries the largest atock of bi¬ cycles and accessories in New York State. You can select any one of 200 bicycles at his place at a reduction of $5.0A from the regular price if you do it now. Every bicycle guaranteed. Gall, if not eonvinsed, fion't buy. Rol¬ ler skates, ball bearing, |1.50 per pair; cheaper ^an the wholesale price.    ,
and the two Joes left the dock, each carrying its capacity or more, so that when the 0:30 and 7:30 boats came up there was no disajipointnient or overcrowding.
It is quite evident that the new management believes in trying to please the public. The big sea-going fishing boats Selnada and the two Joes were hired by the Company to accommodate the crowd.
The special excursion rate of 2.''> cents for weekdays (except .Satur¬ days) is appealing to large parties and the weekday trips are becoming more popular.
Town   Hall  at   Hempstead   is  sufliiienl   notice  according  tr) the  regulations, although further pro\ision is made for a notice to be sent by mall.
The total of .'i.lS will take down lo and including W:ishington Number 22(i9. Ked Letter .Number lUiO. Herbert I. (Jolding. THIS DOES NOT MEAN TH,\T NONE BELOW WASHINtiTON NLMBER 22(i9\VILLBE DRAWN FOR THE FIRST DRAFT, but that none below that notice will be sum¬ moned until those have been examined by the doctors and their claims for exemption, when any. acted upon. These figures may he subject to slight variation, but are as accurate as Ihey can be announced until the oilicial lists are posted. '' -'—...
The first prm-edure is the examination. No matter what the claims for exemption may he, each person drawn must appear for examination, when \ further information as to claims for exemption or as to when and where to appear for service will be given.
Aring Appointed Clerk
George H. E. Aring, the genial Re¬ publican leader of the Hth Election District, has been appointed clerk of the Excise Exemption Board of the Town of Hempstead.
Receiver for Dolan's Grocery
United States District Judge Thom¬ as I. Chatfield has appointed Assist¬ ant District Attorney Elvin N. Ed¬ wards as Receiver in Bankruptcy of the Estate of John J. Dolan on Tues¬ day of'last week.
Mr. Edwards took possession of the premises and sealed up the place for the benefit of the creditors.
The stock and fixtures will all have to be sold, including o'.ie horse and delivery wagon.
Are you
Laying aside
As much as you can spare
To help the Red Cross
In its big work?
WE NEED A NEW
JOB PRESS FEEDER
Lieut. Col>'er haa taken our job press feeder, and we need a new one cn Monday.    Apply at once.
Nassau  County  Review,
Review  Building.
Master Lists Reveal Few
Errors in the Drawing
Master lists of the army conscrip¬ tion drawing are now in the hands of the local exemption board. The board wil! summon for examination twice as many men as the actual quota for the district. Thus the work of select¬ ing men to make up the first half mil¬ lion contingent of the national army hereafter is in the hands of civilians composing the exemption boards.
ilrum corps will soon be an aiMed feat¬ ure to fhe local mo\ement.
The -Annual Outing of the Church : School of the Church of the Redeemer ! wil! lake place to High Hill Beach on, Wednesday. The Salem, largest boat i of the F'reeport Ferry Company with i carrying capacity of 17.">. will leave I Merrick dock at 0:00 .A. M., returning: at .").30. Tickets are 3."i cents and may| be purchased of members of- the' School. This is the village's oppor- i tunity for a great d:Hy's outing. The boat's capacity should accommodate i all who <lesirc to go, but better be on the safe side and i>ossess a ticket be fore sailing time.
.Miss Gertrude Hendrickson is cn- terlaining .Miii . .Margaret Eigo of llud.-on. -N. Y., and also her friend, .Miss Wilhelmina Brandenburg, of .Stonv   I'oint,  .N.  Y.
Freeport Sporting Club
Last night    I knoe. Lock, 140 lbs.; between
lohnnv
should  be  inserted  in the list  in  our special issue, after the name of Rod¬ ney L. Scudder. New York to Furnish 69,241 Soldiers
.According   to   the   national     army draft   schedules   issued   to   local   ex¬ emption   boards   by   Governor   Whit¬ man.   New  A'ork   State   must   provide ¦ names have been previously published 69,241 soldiers. the following  recruits  have enli
Governor Whitman  in a statement \     Joseph Boyden given out with the draft quotas  ex
night   was    knockout
lb,   there   being   four
bout   between    Kid
i:id   Frankie   Dundee,
v.on.    Six round bout
Thompson,   l.',")   lbs,,
land  Red  Quinn,  140 lbs.;  Quinn  was
knocked out in second roui d.    I:i first
I four  round   bout  between  Joe   Brown
and   Young   DHil(\v,   Brov.;-    kno-ked
I out   in   third   round.       .Seconii     four
  round bout between Willie Collier and
The Merrick Home Defense Com-'Bobbie Muck; Mack knocked oul in panv is still increasing its membership ]*''''¦""'' '¦"""'*• '" t^e :L.rd foir from day to day. In addition to th-:-1 ••"""'' ''""* between Johnny Brown 74 men mustered in on July 10, whose
and    ("harlie    Herman,   Herman    was knocked out in the second round.
Escapes  in  Auto Accident
Waiter B. Co/./.ens of Lee Patter¬ son Co., while driving across the L. I. R. R. tracks at Porrier's Corner Mon¬ day, in his company's car, was hit by the shuttle trolley run by the railroad comitany. -Mr. Cozzens says he did not see the car nor hear it coming until it struck him. I-'ortunately he escaped injury, although the car was liadly bruised.
Murray is Handed a Plum
Thoi.ias W. .M.'rray of !¦'reeport, t'ormer Town t'on-->table, has been ap¬ pointed liy .Slate Commissioner of Ex- clsi' Herbert N. Sisson as a State de¬ tective, with headiiuarters with Depu¬ ty Commissioner Walter Raynor at the Court  House at Mineola.
Village  Tixec   T lyable   Now
Village Tax C.dlectt •• I). Frank Sea¬ nian began collection of village laxes .Monday of this v.''''''- '¦¦¦ ¦' !'• i'i this issue for particul:. ¦.
To Lecture on
War Experiences
y.~.  .     •:'>" ¦       \\     -i' :   ;       .'   ";r
Kn"kaway  will  give an  informal  talk
on her reniinisceiu-es of the war .'it the
I EIK'.-N  Club  House  on  .Sunday  evening,
I August .'i.
Mj.-s Ro.<enbaiini \\:\-- I'.cvn nt the •front" for three year^ as a new: pa- lur correspondent, and has many ex¬ periences to relate, having been a witne^.s of several of the big bat'los; she has niuny iiictures, whi'h wi,l be shown by Stereopticon views. Miss i Rosenbaum was also ;i iiasseuger on ,the Titanic, when that vessel was• s'.nik, and will ri'late her experieti'-es tliere.
,A concert wili be furni'^lied by the orclie^lra for the Home for ('ri|i|)li;» ill Port Jefferson. There will be no adniis.sion charge but a collection will be t;ik{ii. th«' proceetis for the blind soMieis of France.
.An enthusiastic committee ha,-i the nnitter in charge and it is anticiiiateil that .Miss Rosenbaum will bo greeted by a large audience to hear ht r de¬ scriptions of her. experiences o : the firing line.
HYMENEAL
I' \TI Fii.'-ov     o.'>ELI.
Mr, and .Mrs. Wdli?ini II, Pat ¦¦rx.,n of 1:^7 .South .Maiti Street ha\e an- ro'.- !ct ! t 1'.' ni, .r.a/e of their d lugh- fi>r. Lillian S'lmrner:', t'> William M. Udell, ow .Saiurday, juiy 14. Mr. and Mrs. Odell will be ut home after Aug¬ ust   I   at   Charlick   I'laii-,   Roo: evelt.
^" ',:       On account of Bearcat Spencer not   ^^e ceremony was performe.l by Rev. ¦'appearing for the star bout. Kid Lock   •'•  ¦'^".'"•'y ^',''"''''  f""',^"'' "^ '^^*'  '''"'"*¦
plained how the figures were made up on the basis of estimated population
The quota for Nassau County is computed by the census bureau. This 1040, divided as follows: estimate placed the population of New- No. 1  266   No. 3 279 York City at 6,504,185, and  that  of
No. 2 211     N'o.4 284  the entire State at more than 11,000,-
Total  .1040  000 persons. I of men with previous millitary exper
The district comprising this section The gross quota of the State was \ ience in the Army Navy, .Marine i of the town is No. 3, from which 279 placed at 122,212. From that figure • Corps, National Guard or foreign ser-1 men are to be drawn. iwas deducted the strength of the Na-; vice.   The dean among these veterans
Examination of the master list tional Guard in April, and enlistments \ is John B. ChristofTel, who has 32 I showed only a few errors in the un-i in the guard and the regular army j year's service in the National Guard official list compiled by the press dur- \ until June 30, making the State's net' to his credit. For nearly 30 years he ing the rush hours of the drawing and , quota 69,241. ; was in the 47th New York Infantry,
telegraphed   to   newspapers   over  the   ¦ of Brooklyn, and later rf|frve<l on the j
country. TUP WAV TUT PiriTDPi?     ^^^ "^ *''*  ^"''   B*"'*****-     "*  ^^^
The  following  are   the  corrections   |tll!<   TT/\I    IHL rlUL/liljO     P"''* '" ^^ suppression  of the  Wil-1
Drawing 6.56 in the Washington list,'    FALL TO THE VILLAGES
announced    as    3595,  is  2595.    This:      . ,     ,    ,      ,.
A   perusal   of  the   first   600   names
and P'rankie i)unilee fought in thii bout and Larry Temple and Jim .Sav¬ age gave a four round exhibition.
This F'riday night Jim .Savage and Jack Hanlon will appear in a return bout.     Six   round   bout,  Joe   Edwardti
Fred Colberg Peter Moran John Drinkwater John E. Gilvey William O'Brien
This niakes the tot<il strength KO. , .    .
The membership includes a number I f"''Jo''J'bl.tz; tnis is al.so a return
' bout.     Also   three   four   round   pre¬ liminaries.
liamsburgh sugar hous" riots in 1887 the Quarantine disturbances in J 898 ! and the Br'.oK'yn trolley riots in 189')
liyterian ('hurch. The attei dant.s were IMiss Hazel .Seaman and John Odell, a brother of the groom. Fol¬ lowing the ceremony a wedding sup¬ per was served at the home i.f the bride's parents.
MisH I'atterHon .Showered
The   preceding   Tuesday   evening   a
miscellaneous shower was given  .Miss
Patter:<on at thu home of Miss  Hazel
1   .,„ r»     I • .Seaman.    Those present were: Mrs. J.
Drowned   While   Bathing D.   Anderson  and   Miss  Helen  Arider-
Frank Wassner, aged  19, of 215 E. j """ "^ New York, .Miss Daisy Rayngr
Second Street, New York, a bellboy at i o*" Hempstead, and the Misses Lillian
the  South  Shore  Hotel, was  drowned ' Patterson, Ruth Stromberg, Irene Gil-
while bathing in Woo<lcleft Canal last;''"T'le,   Mabel   lower;,   Edn i   Powers,
Friday.    The bo<iy was recovered and ' Elizabeth   Whaley,   Beatrice   .Seaman,
removed  to the morgue and  later to ,•'«''"''*'f'""^"".''»a<l'«? f^uryea and Mad-
his home for burial. I eline Duryea of Freeport
Another Narrow Escape
Mildred, daughter of Charles .Smith ,
brings in th« district Van Wyck Fer¬ ris, Garden City.
Drawing 1292 is 10,053.    This was
drawn from this district are of inter¬ est, showing probably about the per-
announced   as   1053.     The   correction j*^*"*''^^ "^ ""'"^^ ^^'^^ "*'"'^'*'"*'*^-i 16 years  in the 23rd  New York  In-' gone  that it was  necessary  to su.n
LOWN—(ROSSFIEI.D »
He   retired  with   the  rank   of  Major! of Archer  Street, was saved  from  a  .   ''^i,**   A""*   ^'^^^f^'^  ?T'T'^.„*
•And Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel. j similar  fate   .Saturday  afternoon,  by i *,?"^*'*''" '" *-K** R"'<|*''> »"'' H^ kvdie
Captain   Harold Bunker served for I Otto Nitron, jr. after she was so far I ^'*"'*J schools, and daughter cf Mr.
' I and Mrs. Joseph Crossneld, was mar-
lets out Philip Paquet, Baldwin. |
No.   2290  is   1143.     This  was   an-' nounced  as   1043.     This   puts   Frank' Clement,  Freeport,  in  place  of  Ray-  Freeport mond Carman, Baldwin. < Hempstead
No. 2089 in the Washington list is  Merrick 1179, instead of 1170.    This puts D.  Garden  City B. Knapp, Freeport, in place of John  Central Park Intel'.inaso, Freeport. Seaford
No. 2187 is 10,021. This was an- Wantagh nounced aa 1021, and now releases Hicksville Harry Klein of Baldwin. i Outside  sections
In  the  list printed   in  our  special  CK:ean  Side Wednesday,  No.  548, Harry L.  Car-  Baldwin
Black Leaf 40
Kills all plant lice that it comes in contact with. Protect your garden and bushes and trees by using it. Recomraendad  by  11.  S.  Goverunent
and   all   SUte   Agricultural   Schools. I »"*"'  Freeport,  should  be  Harry   H. ^ Smithville South Put up in convenient packages arxi i ^'•i?**"-     . „   ,    , Bellmore
sold by Harold Williams. Olive Blvd. I    ^^* number 168, Leslie V    Penny. ¦ Long Beach A4iT«rti«*a«Bt • Freeport, between  2100    and    2200, Kcosevelt
Names Probable j fantry,   of   Brooklyn,   and   is   stil!
in    names in  first lieutenant on the rcien-e list, f,'.
600       273       I the National Guard.    He served with
144        gg I his   regiment  at   the   Buffalo   switch
175        g2 lyard riots  in   1892,  at the  Brooklyn
13        6 or 7 I trilley riots in 1895 and in the Albany
34        16 i street  car   disturbances   in   190!,   on
3 1 or 2 ' which last occarion considerable pow-
4 ¦ lor 2'<^'''' ^*" burned, : 19 9 I First Lieut. Henry B. Schwab was 6          2 or S ' trained at Plattsburg.    Second Li"ut. J
g   '    j H.   Schuyler   Cammann   was   for   10 {
mon  a  doctor to treat  her when  shel"*!  ^!^"'''^f,y   ''/^*"1'"?"k ''"'^   '"' was removed from the water. ^L^""^^T*'^ ^^ ^Z".^"'   Avenue, to
Mward M. Lown of Cornwall-on-the- Hudson, by Rev S. O. Curtke, .lastor of the Freeport M. E. Cburch.
Fourteen Yeais Ago
Forty firemen attend church service i
The ceremony was witnessed by only
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years in the 7th New York Infantry, of New York City, and attained the rank of sergeant major.
Among the  other military men in the company are two veterans of the (Contin aed on Page 6)
at M.  E. Church; sermon  by pastor, I the imme<li:ite members of the famil- Rf V D. A. Jordan. ¦ ies and the bride's girl chums.    Miss
Mr. and Mi-s. Wallace R.- Post en-' ?:ieanor Finch was bridesmaid, tertaining a baby daughter. \     Mr.  and   Mrs   Lowp  will  reside in  i f'reeport.
Dr. Posner's Shoes for Babies. Ad- - justable Ankle Support, Black Kid Lace, sizes 2 to 4, 12.00; sizes 4 Vo 8, $2.25.    Also a nice line of Tan Kid,*
More Freeport News on Page 8
Instead of coosidennc the "hMM- Black Kid und 'Wbite Buck in regular \ hold hejp" queation a hopclew oo*, styles. Crevoiserat's, 95 .So. Main | try to solve it for yourself tbrooi^ St. I classified advertising.
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