Nassau County Review 19121129

              Nassau County Review
Vol. XVIII
FREEPORT. N. v., FRIDAV, NOVEMBER 29,1912
No. 5
FREEPORT NEWS
Pettit Police Justice
The next regular meeting of the Vil¬ lage Board will be held Friday even¬ ing, Dec. G. Next Friday evening, being the fiffh Friday in the inonth of November, there wiil he no regular Bieeticig of the Board.
Avenue. Mra. Sidney H. Swezey will be the chairman of the day atid the topic will be "i'ovprty and Wealth."
Subject   of  Set • nd othttr
Services  of   ttie   wc • in tlie churctiea ch societiee
rest to and a ir Jijcel dcpar by H.E. H.
out the Tiremer
Church Notes in the Fire Department
A ppecial rneeting of the Village Bourd oi 1 rustees was t)eld Friday ev- ti.iig at the   Viiiage   Othce,   for    the
  piirj,opa of takifu   action upon the rea-
Misa F'rances Mayei is leader for the       About 50 memljers   ofthe   F'reeporc ignation of   Police   Justice    Edwards,
Young t'ecple'B meeling   Sunday nighi   Fire Uepartment   attended the memor- which    was    preseiJeri, to take   effect
inthe   Pretbytiiian   Church; tubject,   ial service at the Frobhy terian  Church Dec. 1.     A t the meeting of the   Board
"MihHionary Achievements and what 1   Sur.day evening when    the Chaplain of the preceding Friday, Fnsident Hanse
The   December meeting of the   Arts'may do."                                                          the Uepart.iient,    Kev. Cha.".   Herbert am ounced that he had   induced Justice
Club   of Freeport   will   be   held    next I                                         '"                             ^ Scholey, preached to the hremen a eer- Kdwards to reconsider this resignation
Monday at the home   of Mr. and   Mrs. I     Christian    Science fervices    Sunday j mon of unusual  interest.     He took for and not present it until    after the tirst
Alfred   T.   Daviaon' on   South    Ocean   mornings  at 11 a.m.;  Sunday   School   hia chapter the Hth   verse   of   the   6th of the > tar, hut Justice Edwards found
same hour; Hempstead Bar;k Building;   chapter   of   Ephesians,   "Whatsoever that    his ccndition of   health   did   not
subject   next    Sunday,    December   1,   good thing any man   doeth,   the   eame warrant   hini continuing    in the   oflice
"Ancient   and    Mcoern    Necromancy,   ghall he receive  from the Lord." any   longer ard for that   reason it was
alias Mesmerism ana Hypnotism,    Te-       lhe regular   orctr of 2er\ ice of   the necessary for him to present the resig-
nounced."     Wednesday    evening    eer-   evenirg was used,    with the exception ration to take effect    the   first of   <he
vices at 7:-15 p. m.                                        of the irserlion of the  Boll Call of de- north.
ceased    firemen.     The    namn of   each Justice    Eilvrarda  was   present   and
The   Free Melhcdists   of   Koosevelt   f;ren;an was read by Chief Cornell aid said that he had not recovered from his
have opened a Gospel Mission-fit No. 7   the date of hio death  was res|;onded to sickness rf last    wir^ter,   and   that   he
Local Topics
Personal Mention
The entprtainriitnt committee of Freeport Chapter, Ho.val Arch Masons, is arranging for a big stag entertain ment and smoker, with refreshmcnte, on the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 4, at Mechanics Hall aid extei.da an invi¬ tation to all Hlue Lodge and Chapter Masons in thia vicinity to come and get acquainted.
Newton Boulevard, Freepnrt. Services Sunday aa follows; l(i:00 a m., Sun¬ day School; ;i.00 and 7:4.^ p. m., prtaching service; week night serv-. ices, Wedneeday ar.d Friday evenings at 7:45. Services are corductea by Kev. O. D. Seward of Broeklyn. All! are invited. • l
Last Friday cvii.ng F'rank Post was tendered a birthday surpriae party at the home tf his sister, Mra. L. W. 'laft ' on North Main Street. Mr. I'oet waai eor;»iderably surprised when he found | a party of his friends awaiting him ! when he called at Ihe house, 'lhe ev | ening was pleasantly passed games and music. ! was well attended, there being over £0
Inthe "Polly"    game   favors   were   people present, won by Miss Cora Lenker, Mta. L. W.        The lecture, which was delivered by Taft, Harold Van NoHtrand   and Merle   the    paslor,    Fiev.      Charles    Herbert
by   C.  I). NileH,    secretary ot the   De- wns ur.iicr a nervous strain which made partment.    'Ihis intludid the names of il r.ecessary to give up the work.     He all   deeeased n embers   since the    last suid   that he had been    advised rat   lo ri emorial   service of the   iJepartment, take ar active^   part in the recent    po¬ and was ae follows: litical can paign,   but havinj; dune   so, C   H. Kajr;or, died April 29, 1910. he   fciud tnp result  had    been   bad vu James H. Nichols, Sept. 4, 1911. his health,    and that it wa?   necessiiry C. F'. Schneiker, April 4, 19rj. ~ for him to go South, probably to I'orto
Last Thursday evening   the monthly missionary coricert uncer Ihe direclion ofthe    Boardof Home    Mieaiens   was with I held in the Presbyterian   C'hurch,   and
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liico, sgain thia winter. - (resident Hanee eaid that giving up In another coiuiiiij we are publishing the work would mean a direct losa to a coupon giving our readers a chance the Vil age of Freeport; tlat Mr. Ed¬ to say whether or not they think a wards had been untiring in his w ork propoeiticn should be sut mitted at the and had been a preat help to the Police Spring election for a (ire alarm eye- Ilepartment in keeping affairs cleareil lem.    Thia is done nn our own respon- up in the line of police work.
Post.
Those present were: Mrs. Mary Post, Misa Nellie Post, William and Merle Poat and Harold Van Nostrand, of Sea¬ ford;  Misses    Irerie   Ackerman,    Cora
Scholey, was on "Guatemala," in Cen¬ tral America, and proved   very    inter¬
esting   and   inetructive.     lhe   lecture
waa illustrated  by alereopticon views.
'lhe   I'cxt concert   will be on the ev-
' sibility afler the action of the Fire ; Council in deciding to ei;deavor to oh- 1 tail) the   sentiment as lo whether   the
Mauersberger and Kodney Valentine, F'rank I'oat, Joseph Thom, George Rhodes and  Mr. and Mrs. L.  W.  laft.
other.     Thia pn position was submitted   of I'oiice. and   the Police Department.
Winter Underwear
Miasea, Fleeced Lined   Veats or Parite,
H to 16 yrs., '2',c
Boys'    Heavy F'leece I ined    Shirts   or
Drawer.^, 25 to H5c
Children's   White Wool    Drawers,   40
to 75c
Children's Natuial Wool    Drawera, 35
to 7Ec
Ladies' Fleece Lined    Veats or   Pants,
25c Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Veats or Pants,
50: Men's Douhle Breasted Shirts, 50c Men's Bibbed Shirts or Drawers, SOc Men's Grey Shirt-t or Drawers, BOc Men's Natural   VVool   Shirts or Draw-
several years ago and "snowed under" and naturally the Council is going eiow on Ihe proiiosition this year and wanta to know wliether or no'; it is the sense of those who will have to pay the hills that It ehould be again submi'.ted.
I wish it was   possible to publiah   in full the sermon   of   Chaplain   Scholey   ^^^^, justice
"A Village Fair" will be held in the Presbyterian Chapel under the auspicea of the Young People's and Junioj C. E. Societies, next 1 uesday and Wed¬ needay December 3 and 4, afternoon and evening. Delicatessen supper will be served from 6 tu 8 o'clock.
The Come and See Committee' of the Bethel A. M. E. Church have arranged a reception for tbeir new   pastor, Hev. S. H. V. Gumba,   to   be   held    in   the Church on Henry  Street, on   Thursday   praise, nor do we stop   when the whis- evening,    December    12.     A    musiciiT "e blows at any   time to ask if we aro program will be rendered and  a    num    Eoi"8    *o Ket    it,    nevertheless    it    is ber of distinguished sppakers will taKe   pleamng when it la bestowed. part.    The committee in   charge   con-1      Dr. Scholey did not take tne altitude sists of Miss    V.    Euland,    president;'of "n instructor
last Sunday evening, it waa so full of earnest and sincere praise for the de¬ partment that it must have gladdened all who lie.'.rd it.     We du not  work for
Justice Edwards saiil further that he had been blessed with a n;nst eNcellent court otlicer; that tt,c wnrk had I een big, and he had been helped consider¬ ably ^hy the hard and ronscientious we.rK of Mr. Baker, who had been un¬ tiring in hij etlorl.-J to assist him and rny^e the work as light as possible for The   resignation waa hc-
his   address   was    to
fl 00    $1 50   $1 75,^''^^ ^'- i^fooka,  secretary,    and
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ce[)ted, by unanimous vote, with the expressed regret of the entire Hoard. To 1:11 the Vacancy, Trustee Myrick suj-'geated the name of Archer B. Wal¬ lace. Mr. Myrick said that while there were several applicants for Ihe posi- ticm, all g3ntlemen of ability, Mr. Wallace having tilled the position be¬ fore under the circumstances was well ()ualified to fill it again.     "We   should
the men whom he knew by associations   ^.^^,^^ j^, n,;,,^) j^at we owe it to the Vi
Seaman's Keliaole Dry Goods Store. I J-    M.   C.    Moore,    General    Superin
I tendent.
Just received a   fine    aseortmcnt   of       The Y. W.   F.    M. S. of the    M.   E Leather Nove;^tiea for holida> choppers  | ^^^^^^ ^.„ ^^,j ^ ^^,^, ^^ ^^j.
Our line of    Irunke,    Hugs   and   Suit
Caaes ia complete. In our shoe de¬ partment a varied line of slippers, for Men, Women and ('hildren ia shown. Our felt Juliets, ribbon or fur trim¬ med, in a wide ran^e of colors, are particularl> attractive. Uig assort¬ ment of F'ur and Plush Hobes and (ilovea for winter wear. Charles D. Sraith,   It
IN THE RKALM OF THE ROMANTIC. "Monte Christo," one of the most powerful and picturesque rom.ances ever pennet^ the latest three reel pictorial triumph of the SeliK Poly acope Connpany, will have ita firat diaplay at the Old Reliable Crystal next Wedneiday, Dec. 4. It
DaSilva'a Wl Merrick Rd. Store Cylinder Coal Stoves, $3.<35 and up Pot Stoves, 12.26 and up Kitchen Stovea. $9.75 and up Stove Pipe and Elbows, 10c and up Stove Boarda, 49c and up Galvanized Coal Hoda, 25c up It
"Some of the people enjoy them¬ aelvea all of the time. All of the people enjoy themselves some of the time. All who come to the Plaza en- jay themselves ull of the time and all wbo come once come many times."   It
Leave yoa news items or orders fur ^printing or ac'vertising, when our office 'ia closed, in tbe mail hox on the south ¦ide of our ofTice. Naasau County Re¬ view. 64 S. Main St., F'reeport, N. Y   It
Freeport Coal Co.. successor to W. P. W. Haff, the largest coal dealer on Long Island. The cheapest place to buy coal. Exclusive dealer in sume of tbe beat grad«« of coal. It
under trying circumstancea, and it was pleasing to hear him speak of "us" not to "you."
These few s;entence.«, taken from a bermoii that was an unuaually appeal¬ ing and able one, show that Dr. Scho
cles at the home   of   \)ra.    Albin   N
Johnson, 26 Miller Ave., F'riday after-'e> spoke with hia heart in his  sermon
noon, Dec. 6.     There  will    also   be   a ; and that he wanted to make    the   lire
food table and a tea room.
mtn feel that they    were   appreciateil by all and were eapecially welcomed at hia church for their memorial  service; You have fell the thrill of glory in
"Links of Faith" will be the Sun¬ day morning sermon theme of Kev. Charies Herbert Scholey  at   the   First   tournaments, etc.jp-even youi company   think    that   Mr. Wallace   showed    his
luge to leave our own personal affaira out of the matter and vote for the man we think is best qualified to lill the po¬ sitinn, and 1 don't feel that any of the others will feel offended at us for do¬ ing what we think to b^-ottr duly."
President Ilanae said that Mr. Wal¬ lace had informel him that he had withdrawn in favor of S. P. Pettit.
Mr. Myrick said "Mr. President, I think that I ^now that Mr. Wallace will    accept if he    is   appointed   and I
PresbyterianChurch      The  Daughters   names   suggest a   splendid    idealism. I       ^ fg,,;      j^ apparently   withdraw- of America and the Daughters of   Lib-, Yru are proud to have   your   company   j^g j^ ^3^^^ of Mr. Pettit. as they are
erty will attend the evening at rvice as [ first   in   promptness,    usefulness   and organizations in observance of Thanks-1 faithfulness, so the glory of your corn- i giving, and the  evening  sermon   sub-1 pany rests entirely   upon the good and ject wili be "Small Things." | honorable name of each member.
p The reputation of Freeport Fire De¬
al! good friends; I think that is all the more reason why we should favor Mr. Wallace."
No other nominationa were  made by any member of the Board.    Rand Suth-
Long or short runs by automobile. Acme Auto Rental Co., 'phone 796, Freeport. tf
Hazel Golder ia   announced   to   lead 1 partment is in the  bands nf 252   nnen. i priand   of the Brooklyn   Times    asked „ L'„_.„..i. . -„„.,„ aaaat.ar.   c.aAaa   £)(, t^o pcopIc   of   thc   villagB   TealizB   permlssion of the Board,   and suggest-
what this means? That there are 252 gj j^e name of Albin N. Johnson. He men ready to enter the "fiery furnace ";Baj(, that he and his co-oartner, Mr. if needs be, in the performance of , Noian, had worked hard for the ad- tbelrdutyi {vancement   of   Freeport,   and     they
When the whistle blows, people know , thought that the Village could he beat that tbey can trust you for duty. : boosted at this time by the appoint- Your efficiency and our good fortune aaj ment of Albin N. Johnson to fill the a village may create over-confidence— ; vacant position.
serious losses have   thua far been pre-!     jhe ballot was then   taken with the vented,   but   withoat a desired   alarm , fgHQ^j^. result: system,   there   may be a reversal   and ;     g_ p_ pettit   2. serious loss." /   g   Wallace, 1,
n A       .    K    -t     -„     i. A Alhin N. J'hnson, 1.
Our   comrades at   Amityville   had a       president Hanse and Truatee   Bedell three-hour fight Sunday, particulars of   ^^j^^ f^^ p^^^-^^   ^.^^^^p^    p^^^j^,,   f^^ The Plaza Theatre has had   installea   which   appear   in    another     column    Johnson and Trustee   Myrick for Wal- a musical electric   chime   system   the ! Thev did good work but were hampered   jg^.^
same system that is uaed in the Hippo-I by poor water pressure and the fact None of the candidatea having a ma- drome and Garden Theatres in New that although a village of considerable jorjty a second ballot was taken and York.     Don't miaa hearing them.      It*'"-   anc^ a thriving   one.    otherwise,   Trustee   Myrick voted with the   other
; Amityville   haa no hre engine   of   any   j^„ j^ ^^^^^ ^j g   p   p^.^j, ^^j ^„ ^^^^
TOYS ! kind, and hve atreams of water were a   tj,j^j ^^^^^^^ ^^^ appointment was made
As a convenience to those who  wish ] severe dram or.^s water pressure. unanimous.
to shop early we have arranged an ad- ]     ^ .meeting of  the   Exempc   Firemen       M"". Pettit was sent for and   notified
vancediaplayof new Christmas toys at j,g,J gj ,^,g^^^^gg^f.j.^y^^j,^j,^,^    as to the   action    cf   the    Board.     He
both storea.    DaSilva a. 'M 1 Tueeday evening for the  purpoae   of   thanked   them and said   that be appre
i receiving the report of   thecommittee   ciated   the honor of   the   position   and
the Epworth League meeting Sunday night in the M. E. Cburch; topic, "Sending Perth Messengers; Develop¬ ing Leaders by Giving Men Responsi¬ bility and s Constituency."
"Tbe Gentleneaa of God" will be the sermon subject next Sanday morning in the Firat Baptist Churcb. Follow¬ ing the sermon, tbe pastor will receive new membera in*o the churcb and the Lord's Supper will be observed. In the evening, the subject of the ser¬ mon will be "Tbe Young Man and Hia Religion."
Coming next Wednesday, Dec Selig's spectacular masterpiece three ree!it^"MuntB Christo," at Crystal, the home of features.
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the responsibility that had bepn placed on his flhoulders. It would be his en¬ deavor to perform the duties honeatly and faithfully, with justice to all and favora to none.
A representative of the Ball  Engine
on organization and by-laws.
The quesiton nf who should be en¬ titled to memberahip in the association received considerable discussion, snd a
  I vote being taken it was   decided   that
Buy your holiday   luxuries.    Mince-1 „one but exempt members of the Free- meat, Comb Honey, Nuta, figs,   datex, j p„rt Fire Department, who had receiv-   Company   was preaent and   asked per- Table Raisins, etc., thev are all of the  ed their certificates and   severed   their  ""lission   to   say a few   words   to   the Patbe Weekly shown every   Monday j best quality, at Wahlen's Delicatessen. | connection with the department, would   Board.    He   talked  about a half hour, at tbe Plaza. It' 71 South Main St. j be eligible. or a little   more, trying   to show   that
The meeting then adjourned for one the ideas of Engineer William R. Smith month, the temporary aegretary being "' 'he power plant were wrong, and instructed to notify only iuch members 'hat a slow speed engin« was not the aa would be eligible under thie ruling. At this time the election of officers will be held and by-laws acted upon.
Comment* and eiplanationa not entirely o
a nawa nature, on village affaira
by th* editor.
OL'l{ POOK FIKE ALARM.
The Brouklyn Eagle, in a recent i.-- sue has the fuilowii'g not very compli¬ mentary comment on our present lire- alarm system, although 1 am not pre suming to criliciie thern as their re marks are entirely in order, an-' it ie 1 fact Ihat in th" case they refer to, the old method of ringing lire bells would have been quicker.
"if it takes tifleen minutee to stir up Ihe machineiy to turn in a tire alarm for !• reeport, il seen: that either the desired l;re blatin is surely a necessity, or it mifiht even be tetter to go back to the olo-faebioi ed way of riruii g bells by hand all over the Village."
lheii;eaef telephone assietat ce > lire. 'Ihat le, it is a big iin prove¬ ment, eem.etimee, over the old way of running uicund the Village ai d yelling fire, but it eurely is nut the proper wa> to serd in a lire tall fur an up-to-date Vllla>;e Ibe eiz(  ef Freeport.
I'OST OFHCE SALARIES. I Was a-keil recently as to    the   eai in   Freeport are   as    ful-
Justice Edwards said that he urder- Ptrod there were Ihree or four candi¬ dates for the position, any one of whom wuuld make as pood an ofiicial. He wanted particularly to express   his ap-
proposition    ahould be  eubmitted,   hut
the   Fire   Council will be informed   of
, r^  ,,    ,     ,        ,.,.,.,,>       ,      •        r ,. I      o,.      n-,.    . '^.*'   ttie result   of   Ihe   coupona   returned, niecialioii of the ci od  feelini'exi'tine
and Do   y Lenker, Prudie Hichie. Dora   enmg of Di cember 26.     The topic will   ,.   „„ ^,,„, ,,:„„,,, ^,,,p ,„,„ „„„ ,,, „„ P'lei.uioii .u me ^  ou  jeeiin^  <-'"^_'o,g
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he in keeping wilfi the tnristmae epir-   '
it and will be "into All the World."
Does Freeport Need a Flre Alarni System?
Fill out this coapon and send to H. E. P., care of the K.'vie\v, us upon tlu> expressiou of the taxpayers from now nutil IVcember 18 depends largely whether the proposition will be submitteil.
Do you think such a proposition should be submitted? .	
Name  	
Taxpayer? _	
proper thing. He said that he did not come there to sell his engire; if he had, he would have approached the Bonrd in a different inanner. No ac¬ tion was taken in connection witb hia remarka.
While enjoying the  pictures   at   the Plaza hear the musical electric chimes.
Some night when you are tired   out,
gather up thc family and make   a   bee
line for the Plaza. There yoo can get , r good rest, see good pictures and hear ,'good music.        It  xhey were installed by   R.    H.    May-
j     Coming tomorrow,   Saturday,   mati-j'""''•  ^'
net and evening. United   States   Arm-       Competent    men   drive our    cars.
, ada,   a    Pathe   featore,   showing   the^Actne   Aoto   Rental  Co., 'phone  796
N«val Parade on tbe Hodaon.             It  Freepirt tf
arie.-: of Ihe Postmasti rs and vicinity, 'lhe items lows:
baldwin, $1400
Freeport,! 2500
Merrick, $579
Bellmore, $018
Want.igh, J655
Seaford, Juii.'j
Hempstead, $2.')00
i;i ckville Centre. $2400
Lyi brook, !fl'.)00
lhe only placea paying more thai, Freeport and Hempstead are Floral Park, ?2700, and Garden   City, $'2100.
NO PIGS IN HEMPSTEAD.
Not the standard kind at least. Tne Loiird ni Heallh of that viilage has pas.-ed an orilinance providing that: "No nigs or pig peiiS'sball bo maintain¬ ed within the village liinit-^."
1 »uppo.se thia will nut be read to in¬ clude the car hog.
WHY WE MAkK HEADING NOT¬ ICES "AD VEKTISEM ENT."
Some of our readers may wonder why we now mark all paid reading notieea as such where the context does not show them to be udvertieemente. We are merely following a nsw regu- latior of the governn;ent post oflice de¬ partment. Paragraph two of Section 467i of the Postal Lawa and Kegula- tions reada as fidlows :
All editorial or other reading matter published in any such newspaper, mag¬ azine or periodical fur the publication of which muney or other valuable con¬ sideration ie paid, accepted or prom¬ ised shall be plainly marked "advp'" tisement." Any editor or publisher printing editorial or other reading mat¬ ter for whicii compensation is paid, ac¬ cepted or promised without so marking the aame, ehall upon conviction in any I court having jurisdiction, be fined not less than fifty dollars (?6()) nor more than live hundred dollara ($500.) (Act of August 24, 1912.)
Here ia another you can put down in your file: The first snow squall of the season, on November 25—a very light one— three weeks later tban in 1911.
OUR POLICE JUSTICE.
As was expected, from the ramora around the village, the Village Bnard at its special meeting F'riday evening appointed Stephen P. Pettit aa Police Justice, to succeed Elvin N. Edwards, i who found it necessary to resign. The ! appointment of Mr. Pettit seems to meet with general satiafaetion, and it is predicted that he will make a good ' police otticer The term for which he was appointed is until the next Village election, when a new Justice will be elected to fill the balance of the unex¬ pired term of Mr. Edwards. It is quite probable that if Mr. Pettit gives -atisfaction in the oflice, and does not find the work too arduous, he <vill be a candidate for the oflice at the Village election.
Here is hoping that he does nnt have many days like ono Justice Edwards had recently where he sat from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. with about one hour for meals, and examined oO witnessee.
OUR POLICE COST.
The Amityville Record says: "The Police Department of Freeport is rrisin- tained for about $20,0C0 a year." 'Ihis ia tfae first idea we have had as to the cost of the Village Police Depart¬ ment for the year, and we ar i inclined to think thc figures furnished by the Recor'* are rather high. It will be impossible until the end of the year to tell wi,at the cost of our Police Depart¬ ment has been for the year, and eveii then there will be no way of knowing, unless a special report is made, the cost for installing the Police Signal System.
THE REVIEW AND ITS NEWS.     ': We find that   frequently   people   do not know that they   iiave been   drawn on a Jury list until tbey   hear about it' throagh the Ueview.    If your nume ial in the list of   Jurora,   whicb   may    bel
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Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Herbert .-k liacm started for Florida whero ihey will e: jjy a two weeks' vacation
We have received word from Fred Ichnson of Nurth Main Street, who haa ueen abroad for a year or mere, that ue expects to ue heme before Christ¬ mas.
Mrs. George E. Kider returned from Morehead City, North Carolina, on Saturday. Mrs. Kider went Soath several weeks ago with her husband, wbo died shortly alter reaching there, as amounied in a recent issue, obe was a.companied on her return home by her dajgliter, Mrs. A. G.  Smith.
Mrs. H. Howitz uf New Yurk spent Monciay as the guest of Mis.^ Louise DaSilva.
Misses Martha Godfrey, one of the faculty of the Massapccjua Schucd, and Kathryn M. Wood, kiiulergarten teacher .it the Haldwin School, spent Ihe   v»eek-end   at   Fishkill on.-the-Ilud-
Mrs. Elvin A. Dorlon and son I'rank have gone to Loa Anpelea, California, where Mrs. Dorlon'a sun, Clarence, re¬ sides. Mra. Dorlon will reniain there for the winter, and Irank has bien ap- p inted to a position with the Mitchell auto agency there.
G. Howard Kandali, whu has been sufTer Ilg for eome time from nervous breakdown is expected home some time this week. Mr. Kandali has been hav¬ ing a brief rest in the vicinity of Poughkeepsie.
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Hy F. S. S. P'reeport Cuuncil, No. 57. Jr. (). U. .•\. M., will alteiul divine service at ttie Methodist Episcopal (Jhurch, next Sunilay evening. Ilr. Kichani will preach a serinun tiliiig fur the occa¬ sion. The riiember.f will meet at the lodge room at 1:3ii o'cluck sharp.
Tlie members of the Council should bear m mind tht; date of nexl Monday, Decemher 2, when the Council will pay a fraternal viait tc E. F'. Pruden Council, No. 75.
It has been deemed advisable by the Visiting Commillee to change the time of If aving Preeport frorn 8:14 to ():4ti. If the deleuallon were to leave on the late train it would be about 9 ;:tu befure they cuuld arrive at the Cuuncil ruoms of the lirooklyn Coun¬ cil. Hrothera whu work in the city will meet the delegation at the Nos¬ trand Avenue depot and proceed from there in a liody to the hall, corner Bed¬ ford Avenue and Fulton Street.
Word haa been received fr(;m an ofli¬ cer of E. I''. Pruden Council that the National Hoard of Ollicers have re¬ ceived an invitation to he present nn that night. Alao that Slate Vice Councilor Frank L. Heacox, of Napa- nock ('ouncii. No. 35, Napaiiock, N. v., will be present among the State Board of Oflicers.
Let F''reeport Council be represented by as large a delegation as possible on this night. Remember the date, next Monday, December 2, at 6'46.
Arrangements are being mado to visit Eagle Council, No. 4&, of Amity¬ ville, on Monday evening, December 16. 	
Fourteen Years Ago
(Items of intcrcHt from the Roview filoH fourteen yours ugo this w(«!k 1
MarriagC of Miss Bertha L. Combs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Combs, te Albert B. Sealey, on Thanksgiving Eve.
Excellent sleighing on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
The wirea of the South Shore Tele¬ phone Co. extending tu Mineola used for the first time.
"The big snowstorm of last Satar¬ day and Sunday was a surprise to our residents." Streets were blocked and telephone and tiilegraph wires taken down by the severe wind and storm.
Reception tendered to F'red Greaves, A. B. Wallace and F'orest Dunbar, who had returned from the war.
Freeport Club News
The firat card party of 'ihe season will be held at the Club Huuse n^xt Wedneeday evening, Dec. 4. It will be a "50U" psrtv.
Coming soon, a Vitagraph master¬ piece, " ^B You Like It," in three reels, at the ('rystal. It
Sit now for your Christas photo¬ graphs. Rhodes, 56 South Main Street, formerly StafTord't. tf
Long or short runs by automobile. Acme Aoto Rental Co., 'phone 796 Freeport. "
Pathe's Weekly   ahoWn   every   Mon- • day Rt the Plaza. It
Cbristmaa Silva'i.
Cards.    10c   doz.    Da¬ lt
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