Nassau County Review 19150716

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Nassau County Review
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT. N. Y., FRIDAY. JULY 16. 1915
Vol. XX; No. 29
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Freeport
SinnSe copies of ibs Beview  tor sale \' at Greenblatt's and Braiilraraite''s, Ejai- \ ro«d    Avenne;      Slicfans^s,    NtaSaa j County   Review,   DaSilra's   and   Go.; feetz's.   Main  Street;  DaSihr^'s.Wes4 Merrick Road. ^-    ',
HIGHWATfiSi TIDE TABLE        j
Bat^ ntadaet ta]
isrtamt aast      -y .   j
18 10 St A. PA. I
n       II30S a. Bi.
18 ll:&»a.K. i
19 Ipdl p. at. I 2<r-—^stlp. m.]
,21 2:5«p. an.!
22 4:J0-.. trr. '
TZ 5;2*» p. m.
24 9 »6 a.
tcntzj. «uiy
Saturday,
Sanday,
Monday.
Tuesday,
Wedneiday.
Thnrsfisy.
Frid*5'. Satarday,
Over 50a0 Men
in Hclj Name Rally
Itie greatest  demofistration   in
Local Topics
Who Pays Taxes      In tbe FireJ>epartment
Following it a list of the Freeport property owners ajseiscd at 45000 ( r over,   upcn   tbe   ngsessmsDr   loii    (t'f
. t .     - ...    .. j,i„_ ni»       _   »T_ !..!.•-        ' ' .. J       .1 .    ,,1915.    These figures are  not  officiai,
history of tb« Brooklyn Diocesan   Un-i     la tbts iisae is pareaeiited  a  list  of V..^ _,„ „„^^,.°,.,^,„ „_^„,    -„j.j' t.L.   r. .   M«~„ ¦o„«!...-,^r* •!._'.• j.»    MBn^r. Dut src apDroxifflsteW corTect,   and do
ion of tbe holy Name aociety  or \na; taxpayers asse<«ad for $5000 or   over. ; „., j.-i-JT" ..., .,„„„.„  .,.„„   „.-5on. . _, ..   ,.    _,     ¦*. . .    ,       t»    J       a    ,*.. .„., .     .L     !• .       .not inclade ssseasments  uiion   various
Catholic Cborcb took place Sanday af-  Ther* are 127 names   in the  list  and        |j pronerti«s- •teraoon,   when    the  annoei   saromer the entire a»«e«snicnit for that nomber ^|jj^j.^^^^jj^j'g  $73(Hi {rally *as held at Freeport. ¦ Tbe elab    of taxpayar"! is $1.SOO,000. one-toHrth ; .^^jj^g^^   Frank  16400
orat*- nrrang«meGts for the event,   tbe; bf tbe wboie aacvssinent of tbe village, f ggijgr Emma L   SIO 500       '' : comparative   proximity  *t the   rally > In additioa tbe 26 corporations •'•''^'J i Badeer  Eliisbeth  Sg^OO ^Renter to the city, and a reVivai of in*-1 sire assessed for $700,000.   making a ' -'*   •   ' -       -   - '
irest in the sienibersbip  of  this,   tbe' total nf thre>-sifrhth«   of  tbe  assess-
greatest men's society In the  Cathotie; ment carried by lo3 persons  and  cor-
Cbnrcb. all tended tc mske  tbis  den>-, porations.
onstrstion exceed all former ones, :  -•	
By noon the vftitors began to arrive, !THAT HE WHO RUNS MAY READ  _^   ^^
division   aftiw division,   from   points!    Travelei» who visit villages on Long |bJq"^,^ j^^g g    j^q^q
esst, weet and south, from the church-1 Uland by motor car are grateful wben [ Butter. James  S12 000  -
es in the varions localities, coming by j tbey see signs displayedi^flich tell the '
' !i>t«r«M t* ana about thaSrva n our t«c«l il«>«rt«i»«n< l:rH.E.P.
Bainbi'idge, H. C, $7000 'B-iifey, John W.. $6500 I Bedell, Frtnklin, $11,400
Bedell, Theodore. S5000
Bergen, George P. Est., $15,800
Bishop. W. v., 515.600
William Danker,   who  fell  fron cherry tree at Hicksvilla. 'nearly  tWOj weeks ago, is slowly impruvlac. i^art-; unately Mr. Danker broka aa banea in; «»»toby N««aa stutHo, iwch...-,., .st
bis fall, ba( he   stiffered coDsidarably | VlflW OF NEW POLICE COURT ROOM
from.the sbock. '
,   „   . , ....      -       ,  r   ,.„- .,. ,       .Campbell, John, $7000
autdnwbile, of «!• sues and eaoacities.   names of the different   vi Iages.    It is I Cartwright & Mnrley, $660() from tbe small   pleasure  cars  to  tbe | a bit pozaling sometimes for  the-vis-jp|,gp^g„_ g^j^j, i^    igoQp large Packard tracks, carrying 40 pe^^-; itor to know whether be is   in  Amity-; ChrisTIan'a, George, $11,700 pie  or  more,   frotri   New   York   andjvHie  or   Farmingdale.   for  instance. | cqqj^jjj   jJg^jgi^ggQy ' Brooklyn. j Freeport or Baidwin, Sea CJiff or Glen i Cohen. loui?; $6000
Five speeiai trains, of  from 8 to 15 {Gove.    So it is very helpful to find  s JComis'ky, D. H., $5l!<0
gwin?e:ing races at Kegel's Bathing^	
?aviltjn start next Sunday,   Jaly   IS,   "
•*'*''"      -^ I   Social and Personal
Charles A. Sigraond, one of the   pi- I '	
oneer developers ef Freeport, aad aiaay ! **^*^
years  a  trustee of  tbe   village,   bas j
opened the pavilion  at  Casino B«cb|    Mrs. C, G. Hill's talk  on  "Parlia
on Randall Bay here, : ]»^^/«^^>^  mentary Law" at the meeting of   the
Judge Norton on Bench; .1oor?^^w jight ^eads  to telepbos** aixl  lesting  rwm.'e.rs. fcrocght the jmajor  psrt ^of^ tbe|blg sign at tbe village ^tewa^ saying: jconklin,'EliM,'$7400
.^orae again.
About   Cnmtt.   Vbit*  vad  P«rtie.   al Ftetattttar* attd Tlwir F>i«Hi>
will be permitted to batbe free tbis summer, nnd^r tbe saperviaiaa^ -life guards.—Eagle.
Masters Fred Bailey, WilbarGrifeo- faagen and Va*. Woodhoipsc rode into New York on their bicyeka laat Thora¬ day, and after bavlng hmcb at the Grifenbagen residcDce oo i49th Street, retQrned«t!t»ine. They made the trip^ in 2i hoars and returned in 3 hoars.
Today (Friday) will ba aootber big day in tbis villaga, witb a Wild West Show and Society Cowboy Circaa at ¦ the Sontb Shore Yacfat tJlab. Tber* wil) be a street parade at 3 o'clock, and the performance wfll be given on tfae grounds at the Clnb House at 8 o'clock. "^
A featore of the eircoa. ia- addition to the prrigram published in oor last issue, will be tbe Pipe Band of tbe New York Scottish Righiandera. «rhieb iwa been secured for tbe o«^i<m.
Francblst! Club on  Monday.   July   12 proved of great interest.
The Club is planning a Porch Fete t> be given in tbe noK rotare, at the borne of Mrs, Esmond Stiles. A prominent speaker will be engaged and refreshments will be served.
_Mrt. Charles Matthews Msniy was hostess at a dinner, Tuesday evening, in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Man¬ ly of Chicago.
Mrs. Charles H. Scholey and her dauKhter Edith l<!ft Freeport on Tues¬ day for the Summer.
Miss Julia C Ross entertaintH) the Mother's Club of Pnblic School No. 48, Jamaica, last Thursday at ber bome. No. 176 Pine Street,
HyuMiieai
Mi^a
DWYEB—SCANLON Nellie Ssanios. daocliter of Mrs, Peter Scanlon of Brooid]^ and Bayview, was married to Jassaa F. Dwyer of Brooklyn ia tba Gfaarcb of Oar Holv Redeemer Friday. Sev. Wiiiiam B. Farrell, D. D., of Brook¬ lyn, performed the ceremony and was assisted by Rev. John ft. O'Toola and Rev. Daniel McCalrt|tjN^nBnas Scanlon is a sister of Jcm^ Scankipi, a well known singer of Brooklyn, who acted as best man to tb# bridegroonu Miaa Mary Mahan, also well known in Catfa- clic society in Brooklyn, attended tbe bride as maid of honor.-^Eagle.
Elliott P. Ross of Lewis H. Ross Cq., is enjoying a two weeks' vacation motoring to Burlington, Vt., and vi¬ cinity.
Rev. Royal N. Jessup, pastor of the First Baptikt Cburth, Rome, N. Y.. spent Sunday in Freeport as the guest on Mr. and Mr^ J. Edwin Clark of Sooth Bayview Avenae.   -^
News of the Chnrches
contingent  from Brooklyn   and   Long I    ^'Tbis  is Greenport/   Staj^ to. din- Island City to the  rally,   four  of  tbe Uer." \ U-aiiis starting frcii Flatbusb  Avenae j    Or J Stat ion-<if the Long   lilsnd  Railroad.!    "Tbif^is Paicbogoe. and the ether from Long  Island  City.       Ox
The first ofthese special trains reached' "Huntington. Look around." Freeport shortly before 2 o'clock, andf Many of tbe Long Ialan<? Post Of- the others as •«>o after sf i( washes, to bedsore, are-labeled so that ', poisible to get tnem anlosded. diopa! those wbo pass may know the name of > were made ail along the rodte, fori tbe town, but there are plenty more delegates from different sections. | wbieb bear tbe words,   "Post  OfBce"
By 3 o'clock tfae mile long line of only,withoat designation as to locality, parade was started on its way down There is a better reason than the Ocean Avenue, headed by four n«Hint-1 aatisfying of curiosity for letting tbe ed police, witb others in the line, to [ village names be known and displaying < see tbat tbe viskora were given tbe | signs so tbat he who runs a car may ; right of way. • There was over 5000 j read, if there's something inviting, in the line, whicb took 40 minates tu i attractive and pleasing about a village /N    * ¦   .%.     . J/v«   r.-..j      pass.     In   tbe   line   were   numerotu | if* good for the place to let the  new-
Captain 2^^„«;f^£^™,2^ *" i banda, heading the various delegations,   comer be fully impressed with the fact
j    Tba rend«xvous was the   Fresh  Air j and informed  so  tbat  be  may  know 1 Home of the Society of St. Vincent de  where to find tbe conditions that please j Paal, at tbe head of Woodcleft   Chan- '^ ~ • nel, where a monster open air vespers
hileA Fai-ljLLsi.xl {\aJkAam' service was held, after addresses  bad Uie rntCnai UraerS; teen    delivered    by   Rev.   John   L.
"  O'Toole, rector of the Church  of  tbe
al Holy Redeemer- Freeport;  State Sen-
I ator   Barnard   S.   Patten of   Queens;
Rev. Dr. William G. McGinnis. rector
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atarting wot trataoea bcpo^mteia. notebySaattabtmdkiiiatOkmtthat.
Daiaat he tha laatat tatOtmaii
'ofSt. Brigid'sChcrch, S. T. U., West-    .      „   ...     , ,
iu ~:  "'j*''" °.,    . „/».„ i„t„^..5«„ iview Building for several yeara _.,«;«j.._i  bury, and president of tbe Intemation-,,   ......      ?        ... v j ._.. .....k
municrpal    ,  ^   "" *^^    . ,„  „^   a„.,;„..   .,„« fact tbat so few villages had any such
illage   adver-
bim.    In otber words, tising paya.—Times.
We are glad to bave tbe Brooklyn TintM give oa tbis tardy credit for tbe sign,
"Pteeportj Coma-Agaifl" wbicb bas been on tbe front of the Re-
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of
Obituary
JESSIE I. SCHMADEL Jttsaie I. Sebmadel. aged 49 !*•*% died et her late home, US Lillian Avenae. on Wednesday. Fteatai aer- vices were held tooay, MMay. Ee^- Elfncr E.' Loux, paator of iha Baptist Church, officiating; internseot Green field Cemetery. Mrs. Schmadal is Bar- vived by a husband and oaa daoghtar. Mrs. Walter P. Jonea; C. A. Faltoa. funeral director.
Sf Traffic M Be^ ami IttMajs
The Great South B*; Peaijr Ca. aa Sanday. May 30, earned Stt paaoa** fera (roand trip) at 80 aaata each making $169.90. On Monday. May Sl. 705, at 80 cents each. 1211.60. aad on Sonday, Jaly 4. 119« paaeaBgim. 1368.80; Monday. July 6. 74S,faaaaa- gers, 1222.90. aod Smday, Jaly 11, 1581 passengers, 94id.S0. Tbe total t«c«!pti< for May 80 a^d Si baii« $821.40 asd far Jaiy 4. aad S.I^&Sl.'TO.
On Uay SO tbe Grove Straat txatlaf bad 1089 paaaeagaia; May Sl. 144S; 3aiy 4. 2276 i Joly ii, ISM; iuid Jaly 11,3054.
The boaU are sehedoled to oMka tea roand trips to Point Lo<Ao«t aad Naa; sau-By tbe-Sea on weak dajT*. aatit hour, and on Sundays if theeiwwdaare large the boata leave every half hear. The last boat to laave tha baach oa Sanday Is »;50 p m.
There ar« also foar rooad tripa aMda daily by tbe boats atiaad bf tha Great South Bsy Ferry Co.   to Leog Saach , and tbree round tripe eaeh day. en Sat¬ urday there being foar. to  Higb Hill Beach. .»- The total ried on the mentioned waa 6680.  V
Firat Cburch of Christ, Scientist. —Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock; Hempstead Bank Building; ssbject next Sunday, Jaly 18, "Life."
Tbe Woodcleft Fresh Air Home, op- erated.&y tbe St. Vincent da Paul So¬ ciety of Brooklyn, opened Monday, July 12. The children are brought out in groups from tbe eity, and given a ten days' vacation,
a on the"~B8Far Revelatioli by Artbar P. Dodge,-at 64 Jay Avenae, Freeport, Sunday afternoons at 3:30. Sabject for Jaly 18, "Tbe Genesis ac- C3ant of creation being wonderfully veiled and gloriously grand and beau¬ tiful prophecy covering and leading from time immemorial down to the very present." ;.
Shbjaict  of    ScniHMn,  S«r«c«*   of   tbo ttad otbor doitt^t A tbo «barcb«s aad cboicb loci**!!! „
The Ladies' Aid Society of tbe M. E. Church will bold a special meeting Wednesday afternoon, July 21, at 8 o'clock in the cburch.
Grand Master Archer B. Wallace
Twenty eight caadldateB were elect¬ ed and initiated dm tag the term, cf whicb Mr. Walliag pcof>oa«i ten vis.: .^Samuel Abrama. Geasgc I. Braith waite. Jack SSaauaberger. George Morton Levy. Edward B. Olsen, Ed¬ ward Bender. Dr. H. W. Hoioomb, Dr. Julien Dean. B. PraiA Rhodea, Roder¬ ick McDermott. C. Wesley Golden. Theodore S. Dixoa and Peter Coaklet tied at three candidatca each. viz.: By Golden. Grover O, Smith, Carl Daren¬ berg and John W. Haliiday; by Dixon, William Dtmfcer. William F. Pearsali andJ. ~ WaltmaUerr bv   Coaklet,   G.
Tbe members of the Holy Name So¬ ciety received Communion in a body at tbe eight o'clock mass at tbe Catholic Cborcb of our Holy Redeemer on San day.
Daring the past few days anotber window baa been installed in tbe cbnrcb, representing "Tl^e Agony in tbe Garden." It is tfae gift of tbe Blessed Virgin Sodality. Father O'Toole hopes to*have the remaining windows in place soon. .
Tbe Ro<v-s7eit M. E. Sanday School will bold ita annual picnic to Point Lookoat on Wednesday, Jaly 21^ Boats wiil leave  Pattersob's Dabk  at  9:30
Bait flayers Goug to BrooUya
This Satarday, lluly 17, the Free- port A. A. wiil jooroev to Brooklyn to play tbe strong Flatbasb B. B. C on tbeir grounds, Avenae F and East STtti Street. b
The game will be a beaefit fcr a aamber ot pnnaisngnrs car- j yoong man who was a spectirrarat one trolleys oc the aeven  ^ys jgf th^jj games a few weeks  ago,   aod
America;   andi   . ,.     ,       s^ " u   .^n
P    Niemann.   "8°*   whereby   s^angers  cculd  tell
rector  of X !*«»*« ^^^ '*'•• *'" *»»•» 5«iuced us
' to go to tbe   expense  of  having  this
sign located.
NEW COURT ROOM We pobliab in tbia   iaaue a view  of tbe new Police Codrt room, witB Judge Nwtoa oa tbe beach.    We bope to alao prodoce anotber picture, in a later
WALllNOWINS RING
When Hanv A. Waiting,   mui r—    ,   m     •.   c    ¦ ..
electrician,   lelt  Fnaeport   Lodge   of;"'   Truth   Society
Odd FelU«;. Me«li^^^t.   h^ was County   Judge   Jansea   P.   Niemann.!   P* probablv the haniMcot man in tbe  vil-  "•»• Jo'"» ^- " ^,"^„' „ .
' r.ge for oThiT^ he wore tbe solid Cbarch of our Holy Re4.*mer, m«le a gold emblem ring ottt^ad last Decern-. pleasing i«Wresj of welcome totbe via- ber to tbe member briegiag ib thej •»«>". "hich be«.n the program aa fol- greatest namber of iniUatee to  Free-  '«»*'¦= t«i.« i   n'Tn«i»  »»..
port Lodge L O. O. F- Ko. 600. dnr- Address, Rev. John L. O Toole, we- ing aix i^the;Si«eBlwlt.Mr. Wall-, to-^o'the Church of Our Holy Re- ing by its daoor. Paat Diatriet Depaty ^baatar, Freeport.
.rcfaer B. Wallace. Hy««- "Come, Ho.y Ghost.
Address. Hon. Bernard  M.   Patten. Hymn, "America." ,^ddres8. Rev. William F. McGinnia. S. t. D., rector of St. Brigid'a.Charcb, Westbury.
Hymn,    "Jeeas!     Saviour   of   My Sool."
Address, Hon. James P. Niemann. Hymn. "0 SalutarJs Hoatia!" , Hymn, ""Tantum Ergo,   Sacrament- uro."
Benediction.
Hymn, "Holy God, We  Praise  Thy Name." ^^_^ The   grand marshal of  tbe  parade
CbMbeM.'i^ia^ii EtedeTi and^John  *"  Cadman H. Frederick^ preaident ence whether you are ordering oil   for Scboe»«*'r of the Rally Committee.  ,]The   parade j roads or for fuel,    not   necessarily
Connor, Charles, $8750
Cox. Smith, $1?,850
Craige. Charles O., $5800
Cruikshank. Jsmes, $5000
Da Silva, Isaac $6400
Davis, Lizzie. $5^00
Davis. Roswell, $6200
Pavison, Alfred, $10,600
De Mott, Jerry, $8900
Dikeraan, D. Frank, $9650'
Earle. Albert W., $5500
Edwards. Clarence, $RI25
Eiar, Antonio, $5850
Eldridge, J. K., $7300
B. P. 0. Elks, No. 1253, $10,000
Pitzsimmons, W. E.. Est., $6000
Forbes. T. P.. jr.. $27,900
Foreman, CM., $80,800
Foreman, Stella, $6900       >
Foreman, C. M. and Stella, $17,600
Frederick,^C. H., $18,000
Frederick, J. R., $5800
Frost, E, A . $10,800
Pulton, Chester. $8000
Gillies, Robert. $8700
Gillies & Campbell, $15,200
Grifenbagen, Max, $8000
Haff, W. P. W., $6000
Hall. W. S., $8100
Hanse, Jsm^s, $6600
Harmes,,JHenry Ft, $12,000
Harrington, John., $6000
Hart, Mildred, $8000
Henderson, A. G., $6500
Hewlett, Jesse M., $12,850 "
Hewlett,   George   M. & C. C.   Smith,
$6000 Humphrey. Owen W., $5200 Jaggs, Charles, $6000 James. Jane and F. M., $5000 Johnson, A. 3« $5200 Johnson, Charles, $8600
sue   showing   Police    Justice    Flint. jJ^'^'"'"^'*'^'»""'»''J"'^ Ja<^e Flint prefers to wait,   however. \'>°'>^« & If ber, $5500 until the new   furniture  is  placed in i^l'*"?' ^     i^i *^    «nn > tbe room, and then make a picture   of | ff5**J!?*'."_';*^' ^- ^¦' *^^"^ tbe entire room. '
OVER 7000  POPOLATIC.J According    to    anofficial    figures, which, however,   are   supposed  to  be aatbentic, the population of Freeport, aa shown by tbe last census is 12^§^
ROAD OIL OR FUEL OIL Village President   Lamb  hss  found out tba'. it  makes  a  material  differ-
Mondayevnlng the newlycslected ,">«"""«« ^"'P",**!^ Eugene r. oflSeers of tbe lodge wi.l be inatalled Coofce. of St. Peter's^ Cburch, Brook- by D. D. G. M. Sylvanns L. Johnson! 'yn. chairman; John J. Seaman, of St and staff, of Inwood. Tbe Fr««Port ^5*'=^'''^^"^J^.'^"', Vuf r^"T"; members accepted an inviution of, Joseph R-Garvejr.^ot -tbe bbtnott^-ot Rockviile Centre Lod^ to visit tbem ' »»»• Holy Family. Brooklyn, secretary; this evening. j J'*"*" A- Poyje. of St. Mary's.    L««
Mr. Walliag haa altewd a tbi«i.|inkW"«tCity, financial secretary; Ed- pin for the beat ««« in tiM next six *"d R»*n, of St. Mtchael s. Brook- months. It ia ia daifc enamel on white ':^' *"""»*'= ¦^*'"' i HwJey, Chareh background, in • gidd lettiag, diamond; ot the Boly Name, Brooklyn; Oaniel shaped. Aroond ita ed^caa are twenty ! •»• loins'. «* St. Paul a, Brooklyn; amaUpearUi. i P«t"ck K. Cltme, of St.   Mary'.  Star
•^  _ ¦       lof tbe  Sea,   Far Rockaway; Walttdr
The initiatocy degtac waa cmiferted i Croak, of the Church of ibe Holy on two candidatta in Fraeport Lodge Gboet. Floral Park, and Jamea Mc- No- 600, L O. O. Pir^ooday evening, i Guire. of tbe Gate of Heaven Cborcb. Tbe eandi<tetca war* Roderick McDer-; Osone Park,
mott   and   B.   Frank   RbodM.    Next      Tbe reception eommittee were John Monday eveniag tbe newly elected offi. i B.   Cartwright.   Edward   K.   Keogh, cera will be iaetaiSad. < Andrew   J.   Morley  and   Tbomaa   J.   ; Cronin, jr., all of Freeport.
Freep4Mrt Lodge ai E&a hae aeeeptadi    Snortly after the last of tbe line had
an invitation from Broaklya IrOdge to reacbad tbe home, a few drops of rain participate ia ita aaawal field day at: fed, and it looked for a few tninntaa Ebbett'a Ffehl. Braakiyn, on Jaly 28.1 aa th«agb tbe services of tbe aftat- Leo FiebeL. Edward A. Spiegel and A. j noon would be spoiled, but tbe doode B. Wallace ai* caosmittee of arrange; were driven off by a'brisk breeze, wad ments. Aft«r tfaie gamea a shore din- l aa tbe Herald remarked, "The raya of ner will be served at Beiaenweber'a. j tbe setting sun werte reflected alike by Brif|t(m Bearti, i the silked gold e.Tibroidered  banners,
,^_,j^ ~II ' and the  glistening  white  caps  aloag
rlinrfMPM   idksrc   AdrA    ^tite shore nearby," as tbe   parade re- rOOneeB   ICarS Ago      j,^^  ,ttbe dose  of tbe   service.
(lt*.ms of inteseat fnan the Review fles •P^ ^' «»»"=•' ''"«*' *" *^" railroad ata feorteen yean aco ttis weeji \        i tion began.
PATTEN'S    REMARKS
tbe qaality of the oil, bot in the price. He gave an order to the Standard Oil Company for three carloads of "fael" oil, at tbe contract price of $2.85 per gal ton, iMtt' was neiM "O^'On it. anu tne order finally cancelled. In the mean¬ time they qoestioned very closely as to whether tbe eil waa to be aaed for baming (for fnej) or on tbe roads. Tbey were told tbat it was none of their concern, that the order was far the oil by the carload, to b«< placed in the tanks at the Power Hoose, bat beeom* ii^ convinced tbat it was to be then transferred to our sprinkler for road oee, tbey declined to famish it. The order waa tben given to tbe Texaa Compaay.
A GREAT MAP
It natttrally waa aomewhat ef a dis- appoiatmoit to Village Trustee Ran¬ dall after patting in months of bard work on the new village assessment map to find that a law bad been passed doing away, witb tbe necessity or even tha availability of sacb a map, and he coold not be blamed if be should feel jast a little gratified tbat the law is pn^Mibly unconstitotional, and tbat the village will continoe to use tbis map, which has now been practically euaplated.
I took tome considerable time one day re^tly looking ever thl;. mad al- tiioagh I know what hH iVn planned, I was aorpriaed at tbe comttletenisa of thia and the rare that haa been devot¬ ed to the map.. Tbe entire village baa hern plotted, on a scale of 400 feet to one incbC and a person can eaaily com¬ pare biSasseesiiTMnt with that of his , neighbor, tbos doing  away  witb  any
Ua Silva. Fra^ott Guaranteed Garden Hoae 9c ft. Kew Perfection Oil Stovea. ^75
Invitations eot fer tbe marriage of l SENATOR Walter B.  Caxanaeaad   Misa  Aletu
RiKidea at Freeport M. E. Cborcb, Ji^ly !    After "reviewing    outstanding   iii- 24. ' ' istancea in tbe history of tbe   Catholic
'    Mise Grace Bond ataada higfa ^n ex- f Cborcb, emphasizing   tbe fact that (m
!got bit in the eyewith a foul ball  aad |*^»*»^ '^'«    Cornell      Univeraity i many ~»t"/«^J«'*«, Cf |»i»"   h«v« , ,  ....
- has since lost the sight 6f it - sebolaiqship. ! never been fonnd wanting in their daty icanj^tare  as to whettwr Rn   assess-
'    Archer  B.   nallpee   eatsrat    from  of bearing ariKs for their God and their gj^^ts are eqoaJised with those of   his
Exootttien, i coantry. Senator  Pstten struck a pat-j ,»elghborst  and whether   tbe  troateee
Earl Ryaraon iajorad   by accidental i riotie note     He remarked that aiett of [ are treatioo bim fatrlv in proportion.
ecfaargs af riSe. I Oia Catholic faith bad not heaitalad to      Tbis raap'ia on file at tbe village of-
. r—ar- a,',., i«y   *>«ntbfJf "''"i".,^''*   titanic! gee. wh«ra it can be c»o«ilt4sd at any
npnmilff Wmtt aeretU stiuMt'* ™ Europe, and added, "tbey ; tiaj^ by any taxpayers.
At the .>s^ m<!±ti^ at   the Village j **^* continoe to tbe end of tbe conflict \ 	
Board a reeohitkm waa paaaed inatroct- •* ^^ P®»* ** f »*?• »l»J»«o«h pwqring! It U bar^y naOMeary for me to say i»g the Road CaoMBmaioMr to baprove j f«rv«mtly for tbe dawn of peace." that 1 iH>ptfaeiata tba kind interest of
tbefollowlag stiaeta with Paefcskitl "Cathol»<s in tb*, Irnitwl Stataa." oor maay Crkode wbe send as in news gravel ai aoon an tba cravai cotW b^ i ^ <^**"^ \ "^'*'™7* "•*» fowsd j ita««. I awM Hk* to say. however, procured: |
A large delegation of fan» will take  «. "    • iT^ JT
tbe trip in autoroobilesi   whicb   will  "» American Eaaomtien, I leave  Railroadj Avenue   and,  Charshj
i Street at 1 :S0 p, m. sbnrp 1    Aay fan desiroos of going can do so Bui^oar eoal sow baldrayoe   need ¦'nnwting at the above place  where
it.    Freeport Ctoal Cota^at^.   ^    I !!^^w J** It*"**!!* L""* t, f^'
'^ jjlmnti—aal j track wbieb r til make tbe rooAd   trip
..,, ,  I at a cost of 80 cents per man.
.        ...-¦..     J ., To« "Wt and ahow the' peopte of
Smith &¦ OtOaU.m taew. *atm^- j |(>|.tt»i»h that w« are loood of oar ment this weak talk aboot op-to-date; ^^^ 0^.^ j^^^^ ^^ p,,^ ^^^ drof aervice. .^^ ^  i ti»«.
Lea  Charles, $5500
Levy. Adolnh, $5600
L'Hommedieu, Ira, $7000
Luban, James & Co., $6000
|,ent, Edward B., $7450    ,
Mayer, Itadore, $1^,400
Mayer Bros., $6600
Mayland. R. H. and Jntta, $7200
McKeeman. D. W.. $5200
Mead, J. K. P.. $15,000
Meyer. Charles, $5400
Miller, Morris, $9000
Miller. W. G., $118,700
Mount, Susan, $37,000
Nichols, L. C. $8300
Parshall, George, $6300
Patteraon, Wiiiiam H., $10,500
Pearsall, Smith F., $14.100
Pettitr"SteTeTf 11. fiOO    :;
Pine. D. Wesley. $6700
Piatt, C. H.. $6400
Poat Jacob. $28,600
Powell, Mra. Jobn, $6900
Powera, Jobn, $7000
Randall, George Howard, $8,500
Raynor, .Daniel B., $11,460
Radnor, James B. Est, $10,000
^ynor, Martha, $9000
Ryan, Matthew, $6800-
Seaman, Charles P., $5600
Seaman. Nelson, T., $9700
Smith. Dimon, $11,100
Scbwab, Annie, $5000
Schloas, Hyman, $8500
Sigmond, Edith R., $6700
Smith, Benjamin T., $8500 : Smith, Benson, $7000 1 Smith, C. O., $10,800
Smith. George fi-, $7500
Smith, G. B.. $5800
Smith, Hiram R., $6100
Smith, Samuel R., $16,500
Smith, Zophar, $6000
Soper, George H., $7800
Southard, Martin, $21,400
VanRiper, Isaac, $7400
Van Wicklen, W.. $6600
Vogel, Louis, $7000
Wallace, George, $6600
Walter, V.' G. $6400
Whaley. James Est., $6400
Widnisyer, Adelaide, $5000        «
Wiggins. Julia, $7600 •^
Wilcox, Alice, $13,000
Randall. John J. Co., $110,200
Randall, Jobin J.. $48,060
CORPORATIONS
City of New York, $386,643
Firat National Bank, $6600
Freeport Bank. $14,000
Freeport Clab, $7600
Freeport Country Clob, Imperial Hotel, $8000
Jamaica Bouse A Home Co., iww Belt- more Realty Co., American The¬ atre, »«voO
George Davison of Brooklyn has bee;i shading several days with his parenta an Nbrtii Main Street, recup¬ erating friHB an operation. Gf orgc is still attaeiwd to Troek 106. N. Y. F. D.. bot bas t»e«o forced to undergo sn operation at a Brooklyn Hospital aad has been off daty ibr several weeks.
At  SyrMoae. -N.   Y.,   a verdict   of $51,608 waa lecentJy rendeied against a railroad company   whoae  employees refuaed to break a freight train  apart and %i}ft!'pmtamge to the Syracuse  fire {depaatment across the  tracks.    Large ! loss was caused by   the   delsy,   and  a i manufacturing concern and 21 fire  in¬ surance companies stied   the   road  for tbe damages.
—Fire and Water Engineering. I
Bids on painting all|fire hydrants in ' Freeport will.be opened at the meet- i ing of the Fire Conncil nex^ Wednes- !day evening. July 21. Particulars \ may be obtained from tbe chief.
! Tbe regular monthly meeting of tbe ' Freeport Fire Council will be held at [tbeTrack Honse next Wednesday ev [ening, Jaiy 81. All department mem- jKffr? are tt?«<:*«lly° invited to attend ' I these meetings.
! The organisation meeting of the I Field Day Committee will be held at I tbe booae of Truck 1 next Monday ev- ; ening at eiglit o'clock.    The members
of the. eommittee are: Hose 1, Archer I B. Wallace and Nelson Asbdown; Hose
2, Howard Starr and S. Dimon Smith j I Hose 3, Walter Fullagar and David j Pettigrew; Hoae 4. Robert A. Miller, j jr., and Vemon Colyer; Truck 1, Ed- ' ward F. Meaney and Marcheon   Farm-
lett;   Engine  1.   Joaepb  Hirsch   and
George Vogt
Village Trustees
Ail the meaibcra were present at tbe meeting of tbe Village Board Thursday aftemooa.
A commtmicatimi was leceived from the Fire Council recommending the appointment of a hydrant inspector, also reqaeating that all fire hydrant* be painted red. witb white tops.
Tbe Cooncil was aathorized to em¬ ploy an inspector of hydrants at a sal¬ ary not exceeding $60 per year; also to obtain bids on painting hydranta and make recommendation of aame to tbe Bbard; alao to obtain bids on screena tor Hoaa 1 booae.
H. GobeU complained of tiie action of a police officer in stopping an alarm > of fire when it bad once been s^t in, for a fire in a load of bay on Newton Boulevaijd. which it was claimed had' been started by fireworks handled by bia son. Tbe matter was referred ti/ Chief of Police Lamb and Fire Chief Pearsall to be taken up at the n^e Council meeting on July 21.        '"
Bill of Smith A Malcomaon for $50 for work in connection with new road at Main Street. Raifroad Avenne and Cbnrcb Street, waa ordered paid.
President Lamb reported tbat the new cella had arrived for Police Head¬ quarters, 3ot were net yet instsiled.
Tbe President also submitted copy of all village ordinances with amendments thereto, up-to date, which it was de¬ cided to refer to   Coanset   and   have
practicable.
A anmbet of roati ne bills were aud¬ ited, also applications for water, elec¬ tric Hgbt and sidewalks granted.
Tbe clerk waa directed to notify the Freeport Railroad Company that tbey were vioiatiag a viiiage ordinance in relatioH lo ranning a trolley with a "iat wheel."
  ___    _        _      _ L. 1. B. R. Co.. $62,291.74
waatitts and naver coald oar morality j timt it %i imueae^to for me to explain i C«at South Bay Ferry Cc. $2160  J
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Tie Be 'taarmea Agaw
Flatanea Plaaiw   beMMao   Haoaoia j" •« ••t'iotiiaa be saeeseafally  im, I pnwMiaiy aMfa tiow it ia aeeeeaary to i'»«I»'ft Railroad Co., seeaadPiWiillhmiie Avaaoa 'F5*b«1.    Ow«»w»t^'« «H »»nwer i "eat down''aa itam eent aa on Ihors-!        «'« ^     ,^^^
,„__^_™,__,_ ,    WhalaySfiia^^fia«MiM*rtoL«oB>P«w«*'«»'>r*^>y*^?'<wfe«^
Try my «!»*!al box of   eot flowera,, sw oc vaarajea npiiB Baa** A»eB»ee ^  from tbe time of the Revelation down; week, we ate rtle to ase   moeh   more v*^*"""* Soffolk Lighting Co., $86,080
Jor the weekend.    C.   R.   Aakei*,,'    A specif 1 namber for the attractiona      Naasaa Aeawae. fwaa Cedar to Front '** ^^ ^"^ Crux   incident of a y«.M-i than v^en tbey are sent in oa Tbors-1^"***" ^ ^"^""^   Lighting   Co..   for JL L    T»!«-!of3»ifJ«atth« South Shore  Tachtls,,^^ ' ; ago. W« reoew si^la today oar plm^e' day, when we ans  ivahed ia w&r to j        miles cf gas pipe laid. $17,000
 ' ¦—'—:    . — \at allalriawW to the land of   obit   birtb   »et aSS nms new in a^ -gg»-«im» Htt^r-aw i-iS
Mn, Kif Gwdd Tkrowa
(Contributed)
Mra. "Billy" GooW. wife of "Billy"
Gooid,   who waa  Miss   Belle  Aahley,
wbo made herself famous on the stage,
while rid^pg.ai new horse recently pur-
oBaacd^' waetaro*^ while at the corner
of Grove Btreet and Soutbalde Avenue,
Tha borae took  fright at  the  trolley
ear as it paaaed ber and abe fell in front
of  the   borae   aod    struck    on    the
j back of her boad.   As tbe botse paased
I it kicked at ber. jast missing her bead.
1 and landed on   her  hi,-).    Mrs.   Gould
was taken  to  Dr.   Linisey  in  a  car
I owned by Artbar  Unmphries, * guett
lat tbe CrysUl Lake Hotel,   who with
otlier goeata were sitting   on  the  ve-
jranda   and   witnessed   the   accident.
I Mrs. Gould was hart  about  the  head
and had aeveral veins broken   benssth
! Ut* skin.    Mrs.   Balte   Burnett,   who
j went to tha doctor's with Mrs. Oonid,
jsaid   site   was sorely one   trave   and
; eoorageoaa woman.    Mrs. Gooid came
< to the hotel to ae*   her friends.   Miss
Sophia Tucker,    Nellie   Nichols,   Mr.
I and Mrs. Eddie Carr.
I    Mr*. Gooid was to have taken many
j importaat parts in t^*~cireaii which is
I to be held at tbe  Sooth <iShore   Yacht
Cla^. Joly 1€.    Sbe is tc rehears* ber
I new part for ths coating season  in a
few weeks.    Mr*. Gould' was residing
^ietly Ibta tirie   ait«»oon.      Many
trimnda roahed to har boma a* aoan   a*
tha beard of tfae aceident
At th>t Plan, matinee and evening, Momkiy. July If. dar* Kimball Yoong ia "Kaaruio Kxila." Owen Davie'' fam«as„play fram the novel by Jobn Oseabam; a woaderfal st«ry of Rbs- aianiaMgDa.
 jfitt, Rockviile Centre,   ju. *.    xwi-s-1 or «*gr^T7 an uw oou^n snore   ' ¦'^^^ I Street ,-•—   --- -- - ,- «-, ^^-j, —»~-—> »<^  ..».«p^ ».  «»<..   w,
pbone canntetion; delfans^ «nyw»WTa, ¦ <llwb will fee.the Naw   XorJt   Scottisn j — '-. —,_ jof^faiglawfH' to the land nf- ooir  birth ' get ali oar news i»aad ge»oaf itagef i^-   ^    IsiepijQm  Co,
Aavartbma*t.: pigUuiders   Pipe   Band.   They  ^iii!    c. F. Vail of tiaa aitiaga has a new |^ ath^^tion. md in these day* when it mat am time.    Wa maka it   a positive!        *'^^^*- Poiai and wires, $42,405
jappear  at  8:80  p. m.   Tbair tei^fev j^^lick a-a,ia^f>al»tii«   aabwwAilea;««*b»4 »ww as thongb theherisim were rale in ow eflbe that tbe paper mast|Wo«^et«ft Realty Co., $10.IM :p.««m-. tiw^iii^r ««ui*«a-.w.
-¦     -^   *«n and it 1^ well ^T^Tao aniv tav I to be dariunod by the tinadtji strife be nrintefl m^HiHt aid tl»' news is I R«*to«»od Hill Seflur.ty Co., $1300       i ^*"^ • " i^»««« »«4«ft«Ne.;
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m. 842.405    I   Wdtmadbj.smf nr^^nTErn
ia niae aots. faaterlsg   Wi'ii)i.f(i
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and
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Too <mly hi^ < to b« dariuHMid by toe e^ad* «<# strife . be priaUHd M^lKrlyaed the news is I »k BHsd   ttie |ak«  "=* "^*^' *''"* '*^ ««*»* o*"**'"- '"'"••"' «tt down aa "-"'S- ¦"- >* •- •"—-» "--"-
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