Nassau County Review 19150709

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper cf Nas«|u County
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JULY 9. 1915
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Vol. XX, No. 28.
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Freeport
In the Fraternal Orders News of the Chnrches |       Local Topics
Single copies of the Review for »ale at Greenblatt'* and Braithwaite'g, Rail¬ road Avenue; Michnoff's, Naaaau and Go- batt't. Main Streni Merrick R<wd.
.Sahimct  at
S.*.ic<M   ti    Aa  week
Vratyiatt amd ti^aity.
a    tb.  tra atti aAat doiaat ia tha ehmehat    f
A meeting of  Freepoit  Lodge  No. ' ¦   K«v. Andrew J. Parks   will   supply
baSilva'i Weat: «00,   1. O. O. F.,   waa   held   Momfcy ',»»» Pa'P't ot "w Pi)e»^terian  Cborcb
' tf.     '¦ Difebt but no woifk   wai  done   on   ae-; '^•b moaning and evening of next Sun-
-       I coont of tbe holiday. ; <*•-?•     Tbe   pastor.   Re*.   ;   . Sidney
. JiJlGH^t'ATER TIDE TABLE        I    Next Mondasi etening tbe initiatory • S*"'*^' "'"   •" """^y *™ •»'¦   vscation.
Dwinet as ' degree will be conferred on three ca*.; The Junior Choir wbich made   a  very
didhtet,   John W. Haliiday,   Roderick j P'eaaing debut on !a>t Sunday evening,
Th«i>« titOM ara (or B«s<:y Book.    ~ minntc* mr Bampetead Bay)
Friday. Ja'y
Satarday.
Sanday,
Mcnday,
Toeaday.
Wedneaday.
Thursday,
Friday.
Satorday,
9 10 11 12 IS 14 15 16 17
6:09 «. rB. ¦ McDermott and B..Frank Rhodes.      -i will aing at both ser*lce» next Sunday.
6:54 a. ro. !    The Lodge has elected Peter Coaklet" Under Miss Spiers' exceiient   training
7:35 a. ro.i Noble Grand for   next  term  and  DrJ'&-'¦  choir  promises  to be a very effi-
8:12 i. m-^Gordon  Lindsay   vice   grand.    These i "=»ent help in th^^hnr^b aervice.
8:47 a. m. \and tbe appointed officers will  be   in  !     tu-p„_—»u r       "     *.¦.   c
9:20 a. ro. I.tailed  by   D. D. G- M.   Sylvanu.  L. \ u^ rSZi!     -'uTtf'^*^   Tit
9:64 a. m. IJohnfon and staff onAday  e»«ing. !•":,*=• ^""•'  7"  ''"'^  a  rooonlight
10:29 a. m. ' Jo,y U.    Chester irGTrdoir.   of Far ¦ h!J' .^i^'"^,'   ^o^o^^o "?*"• m"?-, ^"'
11:09 a. ni. '¦ Ro/kaway Lodge,    will   be  appointed ^^^IZ'^^^^i^'l^ f" ^T". "''li^tr
Diatrict Depa^ Grand Master  at  the i ^^f *^.';^^,  ^'"•'iil°,?'°-nV "  ""^ *^   ^ night is stormy, tUe Jail will be   post-
Tbe address of Re*.    H.   Deniilgton iQriuid Lodge session in Auguft
Haye. to tha graduating olaes of 1915, i       \ — .
appears on aR«thef^p«ge of tbis issue. {     Ttie   annaal   b^«h    party   of
Tbe Freeport Ice  &   Fuel   Co.   has closed i/« office on   Main   Stieet.   and  nesday, July 15. to High, Hill   Beach
I poned until a later date. ^jj^ I     Tickets may be obtained  from   Sin- fWomsn's Relief Corps, D. B. P. Mott' |'*'''*•?,'""¦• Morton Crevoiserat   and ?08t No. 139.vwill be beld next   Wed-, Stanley Raynor.	
Comntratt   mad
m^term. mm br *• •
moved to the ice plant on   Bennington Avenoe. ^
Boats will I 9 o'clock.
leave Patterson's   Dock  at
Th* Columbian Garage  has  an  im' pcrtant announcement oo   the  agency
of the Buick car, whicb tbey now con- j Dunbar, 178   Bedeil Street, trol, in tbi* issue of the Review. I day evening, July 9.
Tbe Patriotic Circle will boldadom-
ino social at the home of Mra. Jotin J. '
this  Pri-!
Tbe Roosevelt Presbyterian Sunday School 4»ill hold their annual beach party on July 16 to Point Lookout. Boats will leave Patterson'* Dock at 9:80 a. m.
Pervicfs at the Presbyterian Church.   I Roosevelt, next Sabbath at 10:30 a. m.
TheEa^lFranclnseCluban^unceslTenthDirtrictO^ Tpirk"^Mr^avI^^;"KSf^;„?^t t
n '^"' »'^iF*tth'^taJt?arZjL nexi ' ^J S«ffntfCtteS . the morning, "The Life Battle of   the
MoSa?    j'uly   12''.rtTe     B«7i^^^^ (Special Contrlbation) , Christian and Its   Glorious   Results."
?h"ch'' ' !    Tuesday  July 6, the Tenth District. ;'«^5«--;^^^
^ '   _. ,..:_-..   JL#  u_   />    n_:_k« i roent tbe prime  motive  with  God  in
J. J. Dolan quotes prices, of interest, in his  advertisement  this week.    Mr.   Dolan   opened   bis   new ¦tore on 'Tuesday   and reports a pleas¬ ing success.
Clarence B. Williams feels tbat bard lock  it pursuing  him.    He   has   lost
. under captaincy   of  Mrs.   C.   Dwight! ;^!;;ii *" hf/l'„„ ,„ „„, „„,m ,. which are ! Baker, was canvassed and   about   160 *•'«'•"« "'• S"" '° °" "*"''*•
enrollments were secured favorable to      Talks on tbe   Bibai   Revelation  by Woman   Suffrage.     Tbe    canvassers  Arthar P. Dodge, at 64   Jay  Avenue.
Freeport, Sunday afternoons at 3:30. Subject for July 11, "Wbat tbe Eabai Revelation is; what it teaches, the facta as to its  origin, etc." All
wel-
were: From Freeport Woman's Sof- j frage Club, Mrs. Eltericb. Mrs. Eck-j art, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Leonard, Missl Ada Baker, Miss Thelma   Eckart  and) 	
  CaptainMrs  Baker;   from   Franchisej;oro';rno~chi^rorcollertion.'
tbree fine truck  horses   witbin  three iClub, Mrs,   Phoebe   Hompbrey:  ftom. 	
weeks.    The value of tbe three horses i Merrick W. S. C.. Miss MiWsea  lIilI. |     r^  Charles Manly, D. D., of	
was $720:    His bosiness is that  of  a | Miss Josephine Nichols motored   from j ^.g^  ^j„   ^.^^^ Sunday   morning  in ;:-sr7=£=.    T:nM:s. IQ'""""  **'«" n»^'«»" from East Kock  . .^ t^^^.^^ Church.    All aie cordially
  I away   and Leader   Mrs.  Green   from ; i^^jj^j ^^ ^e present at the service.
An entertainment announced for the Por*. Washington and canvaased tbe j £,, „^ ^rs. Manly are visiting Mr. benefit of the blind will be beld at """yoBhomes in tbe western part of L^^d Mrs. Charles Matthews Manly at Brooklyn Hall next Wednesday   even-  *"1,°.'»*"'='-     .      , ,     ..     tbeir bome on Rose Street.    Dr. Man-
irg. July 14. under the direction of A. [ ^.TljJ'J'l^t"!."! . L!f™-"^^ '¦ .•  clergyman  of    great prom
"SAFE AND SANE" FOURTH After baving bad a good suit of clothes spoiled by a buy old enough to kn»w better, as a resolt of a "fire cracker thrown at bim on Mobday, tbe writer is entirely willing to second any movement for a "safe and sanef'' Fourth, or to aasia' tbe police in see¬ ing that these celebrations be kept off tbe public highway*.
After having bad a demand made upon him for $65 for tiie payment of a load of hay and tbe wagon on which it was being carted, and tbe-charge that the fire cracker wai> thrown by his son, I am quite sore tbat "Mayor'" Gobetz will second the proposition.
Incidentally, we are qoite convinced that a youngster wbo is not old enough to know better tban to throw a lighted cracker at any object or peraons, is not old enough te be allowed to handle them.
Cbi-
M.   Thompson.    Work blind will be on sale.
done   by   the
The Suffrage automobile parade Sat¬ arday afternoon was not very largely attended, although there was consid¬ erable enthusiasm. A'tef B "hor^ ride ibe participants returned to the square north of tbe Freepurt Clut),wiiere sev eral addressee were made/^
Arthur Whittaker, colored, aged 22,
tinc»»ve by bav ing a prospective voteHj^nce in the South, wbere be was fromlllinoisasoneof the canvassers:^ p^i^^nt „j p^rioAn University. Miss Maud Miller from Chicago who , Greenville. S.C, tor many years.^ He IS visiting at tne home of the Eckaru. j, the son of the late Dr. Basil Manly, wi.in two years be • voti* ,»*'•»'who was President of the University Miller8sisternowhasthat,priyilege.!ofA,,b,„8 during the Civil War. A fine luncheon WHS served to the, ^^^ ^^ ^^e largest buildings of the canvassers at the Baker home. Some j u^j^^.j^ ^oday i^ "Manly Hall," olub business  was  done   and   notices! .^ctod in bis honor.
read of future  Freeport   canvassing 	
days.     Also    annoancement ¦_€/   tbe      At the Methodist Cborcb   tbe   topic
monthly Nassau  County  Conference.. of Dr. Curtice's sermon   next  Sunday
ofFreenort  was  murdered   at  Rock-  t^ be held August 3 at Mineola instead  coming will   be   "The   Dawn   of   a
!f..Vf*P"l¦!'^^J5"•!"lfLuf,!!-;°^ S^anay.-    The   evening   topic   wilL be
Fifth Avenue.    A large attendance is j "Oor Guardian Angel. "
anticipated by Mrs. Brown,   chairman | 	
of Empire State Woman Suffrage As-1     Workmen are busy   on   the   chapel 802iation, as during the  bested  term. ; end of the M.   E.   Church  edifice  and
ville Centre around midnight on Mon day, July 6, and Jesse Bridgers, an¬ otber negro from Freeport, is held without bail, on the cbarge of being responsible for his death, whicb was the reault of a fight in a dance given at tbe Rockviile Centre Hotel.
RECOMMEND WHITE GLOVES Here is a suggestion we have made several times, wbich we respectfully pass on to the police department. If the office?'at the Merrick Road and Main Street, or any traffic officer, woold wei e white gloves at all times, it would be much es^ier to distinguish his signals^. With tbe white gloves it is easy to see them a block away and without tbem, particularly at nigbt. it ik difficult to tell wbich way be is is signalling, even wb«n yoa Mre ocly a little distance awaay.
¦r, ONE POOR TRAIN Don't illusionize yourself that you can take the 6:46 train evenings and get to Pennsylvania Station at 7:40 and tben in time for theatres or meet¬ ings at 8 o'clock. Tbis train baa an uncomfortable habit of leaving Jaroai* ca at 7:40 instead of ending its trip at that time.
Social and Personal        ,  School Notes        In the Fire Department
ii-ialy
Aboat   GiMrtt,   VUU  tad  ParOat  at Frammirten tttt Their Friend,
UattM^ at latcraMl to mnd about th*
itt cut IuckI ^wtMronont
SUMMER ADDKESS OF TEACHER Tbe   teaebcrs   coooscted   with   tit
—^^  Freejtort   Scbccls   are   spending   x'.t
Mr. and Mra. Henry    (Vieboldt   and  Saromep-vacations as f >(lows:  __
their two children pf Van Buren Where the State is aot given.it isi Mondsy (Independence Day) six mea Street, Br«>oklyr spjitt Sundav _and understood that tbe piace is -fff^New „ere cohptantly on j«ty with Truck 1 Monday wuh Mrs. W'eMdt's brother.   York St.te^--^  , I and Hpse 4. but   no «l.
George «. E. Aring,   of  East   Milton  Caroline G. AtkiBstn»»JEVe«pcrt Street. Hertiert B. Artbar, Cami««^_^
Madeline Dl" BaaoMn. Sag Harbor Mr. and   Mrs.   William   Barker  of   Hilda Benn. LaCrosse. Kan. New York spent S.inday  and   Monday   Stanley T. tiaker, Noxen. Pa.
at tbe home of Rev. and Mra. D. A. Jordan, South Lena Avenne. Mr. Barker bas been cashier ftrr tfae New York Tribune for over fifty years.
.>iarion Bull, Cortland   ' Anna Collins,  Plattsburg Bertha Col born, EHenrille fi. Irene Cotter, Macedon Aurilla P. Cotter.Jliatfin Orris Crosl^y, Homer Grace C. Daiiy, Babylon
REGARDING OILING ROADS After our last issoe, I saw Road Commissioner Bond regarding the question of further oiling village streets, and he iaid I had it correctly —they were being beld up on their oil. 80,000 gallons had been ordered, which was not yet delivered, and as soon as this was furnished tbrfrest ot tbe work would be attended to.
The. Review publish social
ir  -always   willing   to items  and  news  of a
the meeting in the country will afford for tbis reason all the services usually a irreater degree   of  comfort   to   the; held   in  the  chapel—Sunday   School,
Suffragists.      ^  : mid-week prayer  service,   etc—most
..,-t    ».      »    T~^        ™. .    .     i t>« held in tbe main auditorium during
The New York State Woman s Ap-; ^^ enlarging. If tbe weather per- . &!*' ^" Liberty' was read by Mrs. j^jj,^ j^e Epwortb Leagne service will general character which will be of in Eltericb on the evening of July- 5 at ^^ jj^jj ^^ Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, terest to its readers, and will greatly Merrick Road and Mam Street to • j on tbe steps and lawn at tRe front of appreciate it if soch items be brought; crowd of Fourth of July celebrators, j tj,e cnurcb. There will be brief ad- or sent to the Review  offlce.    Matter | numbering about 800.    This siune Ap-; dresses and roach singing.
wbieb is not  left   personaljy   at   tbe  peal  for  Liberty was   read  in  many i  ,
oflice should, however,   be  signed   by } cities, towiu and villages all over New      The   Yoong   People's     Society   of tbe sender,   as a proof  of  good  faith I York State ny Suffragists. | Christian Endeavor of the   Presbyter-
bot not for tbe purpoae  of  publishing!    After the reading of this docoment; i.Q church beld tbeir regular mortbly tbe sender's name. Mrs. Eltericb made a direct^ppea!  to  bosiness meeting  and   social   at   tbe
the men of Freeport to vote for the borne of Arthur Keens, jr., on Jay Woman's Suffrage amendment to thej street. Tuesday, evening, July fi. Stete Constitution on November 2. -        ... .    "^
The annual election of officers of the Easiness Men's Association, held last Tuesday evening, resulted as loiiows: president, Jobn J. Dolan; vice presi¬ dent, Charles Fritz ^ treasurer, Oliver fteynelds; directors, Hyman Sefaloss Janes F. Campion, Henry B. Hagsn, James Lewis aod Edward H. Olsen. Clinton M. Flint was elected secretary and attorney.
Tbe Association voted to dispense with its meetings doring July and Aogost. and tbe next meeting will be bdd in Septero.ber.
Commmiications
RESOLUTIONS OF PROTEST
i After tbe bosiness meeting games were played and refreshments served, and a deligfatfal evening spent by all.
[     :^tr Motor Bost Noisaiices
nru .u   «»_    1 i_^ rw -i    r    i   '    At the meeting of the  Town   Board
Whereas, the BreeWyn Daily Eagle ., g    ,^^ Tuesday afternoon complaint
of of June 24, pub isbed a garbled ai.d received from   Henry'W.   B.ird
ro.«lead.ng^cx:ountof beanti.Suffn»ge^^^^^„  residents  of  the  territory
meeting held in Brooklyn Hall     Free-.        ^ ^, Freeport, complaining of  the
S^i^lK*'* T"'°«.°' ," "« ^^; r^; racket c.u«,d ny motor >oat,   passing headed th« article with the   absolutely!   „ ,.    .   „ „../,K»i,-ei:^ .   »itK*
false statement, "Suffs Hiss Anti."
on tbe bay near theirjMEsidences, with¬ oat any effort to muffle the noisa from*
Misa Myrtle Gissell of 229 Whaley Strcett andiier brother Herman, were badly injured in an automobile acci¬ dent, while out riding with Carl Kemp OR Saturday. Wbile passing through Btey Shore, in order to avoid a eolli- skm, they had to, ran off the road, and lilf a tree, and Miss Gissell and her brother were thrown oat. Her collar bone iras doobly fractured, her broken, ber scalp torn, and she was otberwise badly .^J'uised, while her brother's left ankle vfis broken and . be waa also badly bruised.
Be It Rasolved, That we, the mem-1... -„-,„^. „k;-k ..^»j!*:„» i. .... o u- /-•¦ u . i their engines, whicb condition Is an- Franchise Club ofi  „   »=__ n„ .    'j    .„ .   ij
CARD OP THANKS ,. We wish to express  our   thanks for I tta many Jkjndnessos shown us doring j oar late bereavement.
J. C. and Freda Yavng
bers of the Equal    "-""¦-= ^¦'"''" jqoestionably  an annoyance tbat  could
iTt^^^i ,k " r'"m '  ^n   r'T  1 *^ ' -ad «hoold be abated. Editor of the Br<K.klyn Daily E=^le to ,     j,e.Ub Inspector Charles Smith wiil correct such talte statement in as con- ^^j,   ^^^ offending boatsmen.   after spicuoos a manner as he m*de It., and [ ^^j^^ violators c* tbe   section  of
to courteously rem,nd bim that 10 pub-;^^^p^^,f Code   covering   this   com- lishing such an unfair  and  prejudicadj will be arrested and fined,
account of the meeting,   he ..casting, "^ This course has been pursued in the , »P«rsions on the women_ of this coan-; ^,j,„ y, ^^^ ^owns of North   Hemp- arm  fry «ho "Und for right thinking, dean j,,^ ,^ (j gay for several years, living, better homes and a govfcrnmentj '^ in which all shall be free and equal.     ] Be It Resolved, That a copy of these j resolutions be  sent   to  tb Daily Eagle and to each papers.
V Mrs. Clinton M. Flint.
Mrs. EsmondStilius, Mrs.  W  A. Vossler.
Resolution Com.
 b» Brook ivni        Wcfkl^ Weather Report
of  tbe  lo!^ <*"«'<«""*de'* •" o**ker localities)
Da Silva, Freeport Guaranteed Garden Hose 9c ft New Perfection Oil Stoves, $6.75
1 Friday, July 2, cle»r in morning. \ slight rain at neon, overcast in after* noon, and lieavy shower at 6 p. m.
Satarday. overcast in morning, part* ly cleaning; nice  and  clear  in  after¬ noon, overcaat  in   tbe   evening,   and rained between 10 and ^1. SiBMiay.. July 4. fine c>ear day. Monday    (July 4  holiday)   overcast
UF TO THE POLICE Complaint revtches ns regarding tba prsctice of one of the local liverymen of allowing his horses to run at large on Church Street, and in tbat vieinity. We have no doubt tbat it complaint is made direct to Chief of Police Roland M. Lamb, he will give orders which wili prevent any further dereliction along tbis line.    ,,
Unclaimed Letters
(FrMpwt Patt Office)
Bell, Miss Mary Jane Brown, UnthOr, Mrs. Crew, Mr. Henry Cornell. Dr. H. J. Freman, MissS. Flor. C. R.
Mackay, Mrs. Anna *
Murray. Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, Miss Hannah Podeyn, Mr. Emil
Watson, Miss Elizabeth,   168 Winches¬ ter St. Walker. Frank
Robt. G. Anderson. P. M. July 6, 1915
Tbe Brooklya frisnds  of  Harry '..^ Foster of 64 2 Maccn   Street,   will   be
gUd.to learn that be has recently been  Mary L. Davis. Madison elected editor-in-chief of   thet Lafay- , Roth Daratt. Cato ett^Weekly a bright and news   pobti-   Ethel Daniels. Sag Harbor (Nation of  Lafayette College.    Easton, ; Gertode Deyo, New Paltz Pennsylvania. . Elsie DuBo'is. New Paitz
Mr. Foster is the«on of Alonzo Fos- ' Mary E. Estes.  Syrscase ter. the well   known   Lyceum   Bureau  M. Alice Gibbons. Oswego maijager.     Hsrry has a hankering for   Rertha Hull, Margaretville journajjsjn, and wben  he  finishes   his  Gladys Kelly. Brooklrn college cotJrse next year, will seek the   Annie E. Ketcbam. Amityville busy grind of a Metropolitan  newspa- . Caroline Logan. Dillsborg perman's vocation.—Eagle. Marie McCarthy, Middletown
~ i Etbel A. Mouiton. Macebester,   N. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Murray Florence MacGregor, Groton have jeaaed one of Capt. Hanse's cot-: Edith L. Mitchell, Norwich tage on Gold Street, into   which  tbey ' Almon O. Nye. McLean
are moving the week. j Rnth Newell. Gouvemenr _'
Cassie L. Ostrander.   Boonton.   N.   J.
Miss   Helen G. Anderson,    daughter  ^nna Powell, Amityville of   Postmaster  and  Sars.   Robert G.   charlotte Pauli. Brooklyn Anderson, is spending the summer  at, Katberine Pease, So. Burlington,   Vt Sebowisha Camp, near Norwich, Conn. ; Melissa C. Quinlan. Binghamton
Cl.    -«     J tt      o.    u       on..  Mary E. ReWy. .\ew York City Sheriff and Mrs. Stephen   P    Pettit  b„4, „   r^^^   Montieello
D ^•^""If^ '*"¦ C'l'^orn'". where Mr.   l«„,. Schwartz. Dunkirk r^\l ""   ."P^f"e°i /"^f°"  f-°*^8«  Grace Studor. Port Le'yden, Ifi^ ¦» i^* *1''"1 ^^'^% ^.""fo" ***  B«th» Trieas, West Leyden ba Betd at Los Angeles on July   18   to , Gertrude Townsend. Es«sx
  ; Anna Wortman. Kingston
i Louie Wight, East Freetown
Vital Statistics for June i K'lt*" ,^?S,"""
During the month of Jone 19 births |    The following named  teaebera  are
and 10 deaths were recorded with Syl-' remaining for Sammer   school   work :
vester P. Shea, Registrar cf Vital Sta-' Maude   A.   Crane,   E.   Viola   Grove,
tistics, as follows: Gertrade Holloway.   Helen J. Horton,
BIRTHS .Catherine Uogbes,   M. Ethyl   Kinsey,
,       ,   „      , r.i        m-ii-       t       .iGenevra   Peet.   Myrtle  L.   Roantrec,
June 1, Hazel Clara, William J. and  Harriet B. Titija. Clara Ritzer Baoer. | —I	
May 29, Katberine, James and Kath- ^        ADDRESS TO GRADUATES enne Larkm Carroon. ! ~rr
May   81,    Edna   May,   Harry   and I <Class of 1915)
Christine Kundz Hull. By Rev. H. Dennington Hayes. Cob-
June 6, Robert Charles. John B. and  leskill. N.   Y.. in  the  aoditoriam  of Lillian Hill Kidder. tbe Colambus Avenue School on Thurs-
Baby.    William    and   Mary  Green  day evening. Jane 24: Baker. "Reciprocity    as   a   Principal    of
3. Margartha,   Otto N.   and    Mary   Life;" text, "Freely ye received, free- Pettit Nilson. j ly give" Matt. 10-8.
5, Louise. William and Irene White I     The thought of svciety is turned  at
Oscar   and   Emily and   Mary   Mc-
Sffiith
6. Emily Mary. Kraeger Ruppert.
9, Frances, Charles Donald Gritman.
ll, Stephen E. Ward, Clara Pappaw
John Henry,   Joseph   L. and Murray Bedeli.
17, Arthur Robert, Charies and Julia Hiefenbacker Kircbgessner.
21, Muriel Isabelle. Ui^ard and   Al- vena Amador Nunez
tbis time toward tbe great tide of youth that is pouring oot of the thou¬ sands of homes of oor land to form the great flood of life, to become a part of tbe great sea of boman forces, tivity and ministration, and especially Bessie to tbat part of tbe tide that ia pour I ing out of tbe doors of the thousands of educational institutions over all oor land, eitber as gradoates of some specific course, or as those wbo by force of circumstances  or  in
arms   were  re-
^ ceived until in;55 p. m.,   when a t^iae
i alarm was answered at Call  32.    A|i-
jnaratos was held up hy trains afMaib
Stre«t^.crossing, going and   returning.
Rac^ Vs^y. C
The grounds a»i(i b^nks tdjacent to tbe South Shore Yacht Club >are crowded Monday at the motorboat races. Moch interest was shown in the race for $100 between Wallace i, Cornwell's new' speed boat Silver Spray, and Thomas P. C. Forbes' speedster The Commodore. Ibesa boats are thirty feft over.all. On the tenth mile with lees than r-half min¬ ute lead over The Commor*ore, the Sil¬ ver Spray at theh'sd uf Randall Bay ran into a rowboat. No one was in- jored. hot the Silver Spray lost the race.
In the first class speed boata Edward Langer's Simple LMe II won. Com¬ modore Sootbard's Ahna was eecond and Dennis Cumiskey's Esther tnird. Arthur Noswortby's Genisee won tbe second class race. The Aranel was disqualified for making a false start, and the Looiae, owned by Col. James Dean, broke down.
William Spedick, won the first prise in the third class boats, witb the Hay S. Charles B. Middleton, was second, with the Leora, snd Mr. Donnelly, waa thicd witb the Neptune.
In the evening a big crowd enjoyed the dancing.
Hymeneal
One of the most interesting of Jone weddings locally ofipnrreH Hettirday af¬ ternoon, when Paal Loring, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnaon of North Main Street, was mari;ied to Miss Gertrade Waterbm-y at the bride's bome in Hartford. Conn. Mr. Johnson Is a gradoate of the Freeport High School, Class of 1908, and of Cooper Union, Class of 1914, whr<re, be received B. S. in electrical engineering. Franc Pitcher of Soutb Ocean Avenue acted as best man.—Observer. ^
22, Mary Lot, Bernard and Elizabeth clmations are now to end thei' school Brady Muller. days and enter upon the   arena xif act-
Jone 23, Weldon, Godfrey and Laora . ive business life. Take for inatance Raynor Rapp. ' a large battle line   and  great  armies
26. Henrietta, Henry and Agnes and this army f;rom our higb schools, Fiedemann. colleges,   universities,   technical  and
24, Dorothy Cameron. Thomas and ' preparatory school is larger, bigger. Clara Lancy Murdock. And a thoaght   that  is  almost   over
29, Marjorie, Persey and Hattie Be-: whelming in this njagnitode is that of
Try my special box of cut flowers, lie tot tbe weekend. C. R. Aqj^CTS. florist. Rockviile Centre,   L. I-    Tile^
, ne connection; deiSyery anywhere. AdvMtlaenMat
Bayvieir Taxicab Service; Cadillac toariifg ears |2,50 hour.^ Te!. 708 Freeport.
AdvnrtiaaaMat
PROM "MERE MA^" Please Mr. Editor, let  "mere roan" bave a say about the   Woman's  Anti- Suffrage meeting on the 23rd   of   tbis       .   . ... , . . i M^eiUswiisaLlroontk -hrarrahrwatr^tstrttitrTeAl^r^^f^f-*^ '"T'SV.t^'^lJ! '.""^""if ' stained f.ce. of those SufiragisU, who' •"«»»  •'*"•,"   ^^   ^'^V   ^"Z***  *" read ihe accoont in the Eagle, and.then: morning: cleared off nice in afternoon, saw themselves as   others   see  tbem,.   T?«Kla^, clear; still quite cool, lind, well, just thought'that  reporter P was horrid.    Now comes the  protests and the honest reporter   just  wonders
what be has'diotae.    After the reading!' —	
ot   "Speeiai   privilegM    Neir   Ycrk > ^ j _^   u tJ
women have secured under Male Suf-1 aMHlajr S Hofiwy
frage" there was a deciiSed ehaoge   iaj    While  ii ia  troe thet   mi   speslal tbe "Votes  for  Women *  crowd." lor | Foarib of Joly ceSebration waa planned tbey saw plainly that the apeaker bad' for in tbe Village of Freeport,   it  is 4fle men   «jmW not.   woaW I etiually true thai there was  plenty  of
Wedneaday, clear and cool rbaraday, clear in   morning,   heavy ' abower at 2 o'clock.
Catholic Rally b FrecpMt Snday
Next Sunday, July 11. vrill be a big day for tbe Holy Name Societies of tbe Diocese of Brooklyn, wbei they will hold their annual rally in Free- i port, and it is expected that-'there will be over 5900 in the parade.
Requests are made tbat all bosiness places be decorated witb American flags to welcome these men to the vil¬ lage.
The PatertOB Sffck
Marion Elizabeth Peterson, who nev¬ er missed a day at her Freeport school in ttn years and was not once late in all that time, comes of tenacious stock. Her grandfather, George Patersen, was with A. Aogostus Low for- forty- three years. He wae the efficient sup¬ erintendent of the Garfield Bailding. Marion's brother. Robert, didn't miss a day at school for eight years, and her father, George B. Peterson, bas stuck to his bank ipb tor twenty-eight years and is hardly ever late. -A little of the Scotch borr also clings tu the men of tbe   Paterson   family.—Eagle.
Fourteen Years Ag^
(Items of interest from the Beview ilU«B foarteen years agv) thia week)
School budget $14,000, of wbicii fSOOO was tozleasbsrL.
davs.
dell Smith.
DEATHS
June 9, Marguretta Nilson,  7
6. Baby Baker, 6 hrs.
Polys Anderson Ward, 50 yrs.'"
16, Susahana Seacord, 86 yrs.
22, Mary Lot Muller, 8 hrs.
28, Williaro   Wbilemarsb   Lindsay, 69 yrs.
21. Mary Jane Brigbam, 60 yrs.
28, LoUie Francis Whaley,   38 yrs. 27, Benjamin G. Seaman, 86 yrs.   .
29, Clara H. Youngs, 47 yrs.
Town Affairs
MARRIAGES Plsnder—^Meyer—Hicksville,    Jone 27, by Rev. Paul Matscbat,   Fritz   H. Plander and   Bertha Hicksville.
tbe possibilities of this m.'ghty host. i Tbe things that tbey can do, the i achievements that lie jast on tbe hori- I zon ready at tbeir band, the new pnras- ! es of troth that are jnst awaiting de- I velopment, tbe reforms tbat tbe next I generation will pat into operation to j continoe the process of improving tbe i world of mortals, the mighty dynamics I of truth, tbe rigbteousoesa and of aer- I vice tbat today are merely, but very i possible, potentialities, this is a sub- . ject of limitless thought. Achieve ! ments of worlM-wide !!:0*e are piling ; upon each other witb sucb rapidity in , these days that we scarcely dsire dream : uf wbat may be facts of tbe immediate ' future. Not only hopes and prophe- '¦ cies, but tbe most chimerical dreams I and visions become'history from one Meyer, both of j day to the next. .\s we roand up the sum of wbat   has  been  aetaalised  in
EDWARDS—LANDER Miss LottftRay Edwards, daoghter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Edwards of Roosevelt was married on Wednesday, June 80 at St. Paul's Episcepal Chnreb, Roosevelt, 'to Rev. William F. Lander. The Venerable Roy Far¬ rell Dufiield, Arch Deacon of Queens and Nassau, performed the ceremony Tbe nuptial eocharist was celebrated. Miss Antoinette Elvin Edwards wm the maid fo honor, while Rev. Phillip Hoil acted as best roan.
After the ceremony the guests re¬ turned to the bride's home wher^s wedding breakfast was served In the afternoon the happy couple left for Saratoga Springs to spend tbeir hon¬ eymoon.
The wed(fing was a very quiet affair, only relatives and very close friends of the bride and groom being present.
BRA REN - PARK ERSON Last Sunday a pleasant qoiet wed¬ ding occurred at tbe Presbtyerian Par¬ sonage. Rev. J. Sidney Gould officiat¬ ing, George M. Braren of New Tork City, was married to Mis* Lottie Park¬ eraon one of Freeport^s most popular young Jadies. Miss Parkerson has long been active in the Presbyterian Church and Sunday School. She will be missed by ber host of friends whose best wishes will follow her.
Mr. Braren is an employe of the New Yprk Central Railroad. Miss Marie Parkerson and W. E. Parker- son, accompanied the bridal couple. Immediately after the wedding Mr. find Mrs. Braren left for a trip to Ni¬ agara Falls and otber nieces op-State. They will make their bome in tbe Bronx upon tbeir return.
To Boon Freeport At
Holy Name Rally
Cadman H. Frederick, chairman of tb^ rally committee to receive tbe 6000 Holy Name members from the entire Long Islsnd Diocese, who will, come to Freeport on the annual rally on Sun¬ day, Jiily 11, has written to every business n?an in the village, asking tbem to decornte their buildings on the rally day.
Mr. Frederick points out that tbs visitors will get their first impression of Freeport, and as first impressions , are-always the lasting ones, he regards it aa an excellent opportunity to siiow tbe'progress^veness of the villl|fe. Edward Keogh is assisting   Mr. Fred
JoEn Hyerson elected dilef raagef, Foresters of Aroeriea. %-
Wilbur Raynor installed NobleGrand of Odd Fellows.
BMy at;Cryttal Lake, Hmmc
The Crystal Lake Hoaae it aw* tbor- oogbly alive with its SomBsar- gblatf and new guests are arriving flre(|aeat- Ij. G. W Mcr.ormicik', baa been ea £aged as manager. He is Well ^aaJi- fied for tbe position, and wa be^teak increased patroni4>e for tbiis popalar hostelry under bis managenaent.
Riley, both of' Freeport.
At tbe Piasa and  Airdome  matinee!
andevening. Monday, Jaly 12, Edmondi won out, ^ ^
Breess ia "The Shoetsss of  Dan  Mc ; not have a h»nd in tbe repeal if those < amasemtiat ,?er everybody. an<; tbe day
GreT^.'-iaSacts. ^rom  tbe^ poem   by | Sfood laws.    Only tho—-ho desire  tto i was a very lively one, notwitJiaUoding; «.    utmj ia» .^ et .w   t.   rm t
Robert W. Sorvice.    A gripping  play ; burden women could take  away  these | tbe heavy storm in the morning. With j W* ""*"«•»»*•*'« T«<M UW of tb* great snow world. .'privileges.    Let ua »1I stand  together boat races at tBe Yacht Clab,  special      Next Friday wil! Jbe a big day f«
Wadaeaday,   July   14,   Francis  X. I "nd protect our women. rjKf therefore; tenaiii gaaies. two ball f{ataet, and tb«!'Pj^^nnrt. wben a Wild Weet Show aad BojhmaB «pd «a*h Stonebouseip"Tb^!o«"'^"'mM. <in tbat ilay wbaa we am; bMta te tbe beacbsa crowded to   their J Society Circus will  be Kivaa at tbe
cess.'i-aot   comedy  draws n .« vote on this rjuesttoa.      eapacity. the village waa wide  awake [ Soutb SbO(re   Yacht Ciob.    Attaatlon i Helen M. Scanlon cf freeport
Ade. '* otHerboodandtbe Aatta fjM- oatil late in tbe   nigJit of   the   bftb, j is called to the advertneiaieM  in tbisi    J^n A. CubHI am^   R-rtha M    Be
AdVertteSMMK- ¦-:;' ¦» A Voter. attrr it<t «hr*.* H«i..«''h.,:;.l«., ' .•..If. .,,.,,,., *~     ^
Hannington -r- Schafer —Wantagh, > the one or two decades since most of June 29. by Rev. William H. Litte-' aa were educational graduates we are brandt. Edith R. Sebafer, and Edward i simply astounJed. and tbe mind is ov- A. Hannington, both of Wantagh. ierwhelroedat   the  possibilities  lying
Lander—Edwards—Roosevelt. Jane before tbis mighty host whicb today 80, by Riev. Roy F. Dnffleld, William passes oat of tbe sphere of actual p. S. Lander of Brooklyn and Lotta R. training into tbe sphfre of trained ac- Edwards of Roosevelt. '¦ tivity.
Back—Corona—Hempstead, July 4, j They own the future. Tc tbis army by Justice Jones, William Back of o'youth belong the. days, tbe needs, Rockaway Beach and Sara i^ae Corona ; the discoveries, the achie»emenU, tbe of Lawrence. i governments, bomes.ncbools. w-burehcs,   .
Baldwin — Bennett — Hempstead, | philanthropies, the lii^t ot boiBsnity in Jone 2, flS'Rev- W. W. Winatfs.   Bar-i the ajc*   that  jnst now   is   dawning.
old G. Baldwin of Port   Jefferson  an-J  We tan prepare it tor tbem aa well asjeriek (fn tbe rally committee. Irene Amelia Bennett Qf jFreeport. tbem for it so tbat   aior* easily  and]    The line of march will begin at. the
Fosseli—Hutchinson-Hempstead, ;roore succ<issfully tbey eia do tbeir i (.Ution, where rally stations wil| b<o_ . Jnnft 3n.-by the -overseer* appointed j P»»t. or w» een mortgage it-br our eslabtisfaed. ISHeti iHTTf (JTstrTct"ci|>.. 'bv the Religious Society * of Friends. ' mistsJces and failorea. bat we can have Uin will re({ort at the varioua stations George D. Fusseil of Philad., Pa., and j no "a", claim apon it. It l>eloaga to near the depot, and will bo given a Eli^ifceih- D. Hutchinson uf IJomp-ltbem. Tbe futore will be wbat tbey j place in ibe prooession, which will atead. ' make it.    It is  tbeir  heritage  to  bei sUrtat«at 8"tt0 a'clock, en its any to
Sehmeislbg—Porcell — New Hyde! 'developed and atilited, tbeir task to be j the foot of South Grdve Street, where Park, June 28, by ReV. FraAeis Vid- accoropllshed. tbeir talent to be stew-; everyone will gather aiound the 8t, enx. Otto Scbmeising and Clementine ardixed and improved. Th* nUad tbaa \ Vincent de Paul "llome' It is here Porcell, both of Floral Park. j of directing tbis greet tide or stream  tbat tbe exercises wiil   be conducted.
Boehrer-Abrams—Brooklyn Jor.e ot bamaolty angbt is very appareat. 80 by ^v. Thomas M. Martin Joiiepb? " the preeent advaacanMats aod H. Boehrei and Viola Abrams. both of successes are aot to ba )«¦«. if fiia tet-
are is to be boilt apoa Ibe j^rausat aad not beneath it. if tra'b. asicstlfie aad hist6ri(, philaotlnropic and moral, dem¬ ocratic and theocratic is to .prevail  in | Senator Bermtrd Patten   and   County larger degree, ia abwt if God's   worid j Jodge   James   P.   Niemann.      Many
Gecrge M. Braren of New York and, and fiod'a sooa aad vdaof^tara irm to j elMircb dignitaries will be iKeseot, and Lottie A- Parkerson of ^e«port. '¦ beeoma autre aod uot lese God's kfag- i will have seats of honor.    John Cardi-
Jobn Morozowski of  Westbory  and dons, tbeo tbe great bopea, aiaw, encr- nal Farhty. Bishop Charles E. ]MeO«n Maaio.Didyet of Freeport. gies aafLHitplligettees of the yeath   of nell and Auxiliary fiikhop -Qeovge W
JnasM J.   Dwyer lof Brooklyn and I today maat be wipaij bad it ie aqp poa-) Moadeisin will be cm|}ng   those pres-
ttive ecMavietioB alao oiwally.  ^iaaJ «i>t, if phuks do abt miscarry.
Woodmere.
LICENSES Joseph H. McCarthy  and  Mary
Tke clerical spe&ker of tbe dsy will be Rev, Jobn McGinnis of West>^uFy. Ikrv. ioba L. O'Toole, pastor ol the Qrareb of tbe Sedeemcr, Freeport, will open the exercises. The prfaci- pel speakers among tbe laity . will  b»
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