Nassau County Review 19191121

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Observer,
RockVille C
Nassau County Review
OfficMl Paper, VObfe of Ffeepoii
FREEPORT, N. Y.« FRODAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1919
VoL XXH, No. 47
AROUND THE TOWN
(By T. B. C.)
I had an unusual experience the ether night when I went to the AmeEr lean Theatre and found a real man at ¦ real door keeping out a real crowd away because he had been instructed to do 80 by a real police department. Ever since we have had the movie craze I have trembled every time I have heard a fire alarm early in the evening in the districts in which our movies are situated, and now if it is a fact that no crowds are to be al¬ lowed in aisles I can breathe easier.
SOOAL AND PERSONAL
Brtmt   iff   CoBcaniiac   a»%itamt*   ef   Our
CoBBunlty, aa4 TiMir Cwt.,  Vi.lu
ami SocliU Affair.
On Friday, November 14, a wed- ding shower was tended to Mrs. Frank Siersema (nee Miss Helen Schluter) at the home of Miss Harriet E. Thoms. Many useful culinary articles were the gifts to the bride. The guests were. Mrs. E. Peterson of Newark, Mrs. W. Hudson of Brooklyn, Miss Dorothy Blatz of Richmond Hill,    Miss    Ella
ABOUT THE CHURCHES
(Itom. la thi. column ara wIcoM.d trotm tb. p..tor. of church., and aacraimriaa or •thor oKcial. of church .ocUtl... Thm. lUm., wllbla th. limit* of oor .paco, ap- paar aa furalahod.
CorrectioiM to the
Freeport Roll of Honor
The Secretary of the Village of Freeport Official Welcome Home Day has finished his work and turned his records over to the Village Clerk for official filing. He has submitted the following letter with recommenda¬ tions as to the Roll of Honor: Mr. Sylvester P. Shea,
Village Clerk, Freeport, N. Y. Dear Mr. Shea:
As part of my work as Secretary of
I did, after standing around for a Qouse of Hicksville, Miss G. Attana-O^ genuine Thanksgiving
Baptist
Next Sunday (23rd) will occur our annual roll call, in. connection with special Thanksgriving services, morn¬ ing  and  evening.    It  is  the   Sunday
preceding our National Thanksgiving    ,     „;        „    . .        mnrv nr  aMnv   ann   n
Day, and we desire to make it a day | the World War Welcome Home Com- \''"ll \*iZ'    Sog-T of genuine Thanksgiving to God.  Animittee, I have checked up the list of li.lf .hoR.l^.lKii^n
LOCAL TOPICS
CemaMiit.  aad  asfplaaatieaa   nat  .ntlraly a n.ir. aatura, on vUlaf. affair., hy tha oditar.
MERRICK
I Thu column U tiitei br R.t. W. B. Ut- I tebrandt and all ium. .bould b* ..at to hlai to Iniur* in.ortion andcr thia b«wliBc.
Facts  is  Facts
Notwithstanding   the   bragging
the political pet newspaper, the elec- ?,^„*2f'* S'*"*;^'',^^   1"    ^."
half honr, get a seat in this particular ^jo of Garden City, Miss C. Witzler of lannual '^tter has been sent out to veterans with the Roll of Honor at theatre and notwithstanding the H. fsiip, Mesdames H. Von Elm, George ;«»ch member stating the P/fticular [he depot and beg to report the fol- C. of L., they positively    give    you and  H.  C.    Schlutel^     Misses    EdnaPunwse   of   the   services   and   calling 'owiriK discrepancie.s. „    ,   ^
your money's worth, which is proba- cissel, Merle Raynor, Ernest Behrens(t? this rally every member "'t^e Add Walter H^ Batcher, Fred W Ely the reason that they have such a Schluter, Marguerite Gatter, Florence church. The Lord's Supper will be Batcher Harry Bowers jr Frederick crowd right along. Beacorn. Adele Plump, Lillian Chesh- set  in the  morning  service.    "In re- Brandes, Franklin D. Curley, Frank-
And that reminds me.  I never felt ire, Hazel Schneider. Rita Farren and  membrance of Me' is our Lords own ! jm^Dorman,    Thomas    C.    Eagan, n I did sUnding in; Gertrude Thoms of Freeport invitation.     Subject   of  moming   ser-! [nomas H. Evans, Chester L. Fishe
tion figures for the Town of Hemp¬ stead show that the Republican can¬ didate for Supervisor, running against an unknown candidate, received a ma¬ jority of^ 4967, and his side partner, comparison with the Republican candidate for Town Clerk, who also running against
pledged and paid in full by the pupils and an additional sum of t24 secured in pladges from patrons through the efforts of the pupils.
R^. William H. Littebrandt, bv in¬ vitation, spent a half day recentiv in the class rooms of the school. His visit is fully appreciated.    Anyone in-
more lonesome than
the lobby of that theatre In my own
home town and with about sixty oth
Claude .L.  Cook  of  Saxtons   River, ,   ,   ,      „ ers waiting for the crowds to thin out, vt.,   is   spending  a  week     with     his '*" thee, and out of that sixty there were only aunt,  Mra.  Ella  H,  Bentley  of  Long four that I could call by name.    Some Beach Avenue.
one remarked that it reminded one of 	
Broadway.    It_certainly reminded me      About ^^y couples attended the reg-
an unknovvn man, received a majority -5!?*!° '" the school is cordially in- of 7671. Likev/ise the majority for 7"^. *", ^'*',t ^•^^ »«"Ool »t any time. Smith Cox was 7015. I,, other words .»<^™>ol will be closed for Thanks- the  two  first  named   men   ran  about *^'^"'S recess from Wednesday at 3:00
p. m., November 26, to Monday at 9 a. ni., December 1.
Sampson & Lovin. school photogra¬ phers, of BroqJ^lyn, recently photo¬ graphed the school by rooms. The pu¬ pils purcha.sed more than sixty pic¬ tures.
2000 votes behind. In an ordinary el¬ ection this would have been a larger niajcrity than any of the candidates would  have received.
     Thou   shalt   remember  all  the' Archibald O. Harrington, Lloyd Hall,
way  which   the   Lord  Thy  God   hath  William L. Heyer, James Ireland, H. 	
'  1 thee" jH. Lord, Franklin Malone, Gilbert Ma-j .,   .        —,       ... c       •
The  Junior  Society  meets  at  3:00 ;'one, Frederick W. Thompson, Charles    Union   1 hankSglVing  Oervice (•'clock   on   Sunday   afternoo-.i.     The; C. Reynolds, Christian Schebe, James      The Methodist, Baptist and Presby-      To date. Room 4, registerinir 20 nu- Sunday    School    at 9:45 a. m.    The I J- Saunders, Edward Schmitt, George  terian Churches of Freeport will unite pils, has had a  perfect attendance Young People's Society meets at 6:45 !S- Weyaiit. as usual in a union service on Thanks-      As the result of an appeal sent to
too much of Broadway, reflecting on ular dance of the Community Service P- m- The evening service follows at! Take off: Tony Caia, Frank Clem- f?»ving morning at 10:30 o'clock. The the parents by means of a circular the fact that the little home town is Girls' Club at the Freeport Club on 7:46. Interesting .service. Practical | ment, Joseph Crossfield. Leo Foss. custom is to rotate the place of meet- letter from the principal, more than growing so big there is a tendency Monday evening, the American Leg- sermon in keeping with the though^ Charles Giordano, George Higgins, '"« *"Vu- P^^'or preaching the ser- fifty pupils have been placed on the for us to be just residents rather than jon beine special quests of honor, of Thanksgiving. Anthems by the Clifford Johnson, Alvin Lang, Carl '".°"v i/"*T,^^?r ,the meeting place list to be examined for defective teeth •  ¦• --'•.''..?._.. ^.^„ir.    Solo or male trio. Lean,  John   McCloskey,   Noyes   Mor- will be the Baptist Church.    It is the by the dentist accompanying the Jun-
Thursday  evening  studies    in    the gan,   Lawrence   F.   Opfer,   Harry   L. turn of the Methodist pastor to preach ior   Red   Cross     Dental     Ambulance Revelation.    Next week chapt. 15.    A  Powell. Fred Southard, Dave V. Van-  the  sermon, but owing to the neces- Merrick is the fifth chool of the coun-
neighbors.
Officer Peter Elar was very lenient with traffic violators on Sunday. The
Music was furnished by Bender's or¬ chestra.
special cause?    A boy, named John; to his friends from Jacksonville, Fla date  of birth,   Sunday   morning,  Ne
Raymond J.  .Miller sends greetings study  that  will  help  you understand  dewater, Harvey Wood.
sary absence of Rev. Mr. Bumes, the ty to receive such services pastor   of   the   Presbyterian     Church      To   .stimulate   interest   a
and   encour-
vember 16, at 2:30 a. m.
VILLAGE"fRUSTEES
The Board held a quiet session Wed¬ nesday   afternoon,   Prtf'sident   Ander-
Saturday   night   last   a   party   was given   by   Mrs.  John   Murray  at   her
day Thanksgiving   union   service   will   be home  in' llSth   Street,""Brookly'ii",  for held  in this church.    Rev. J.  Sidney Mrs.   Percival   Iverson   of   Brookside Gould  will  preach  the  sermon.     Mu- ' Avenue, Freeport, and her fiance, Al- s'c and other features*of interest. Ev- sonltiirb^lng" c'onfin^d'To his  home, bert R. Nelson, an ensign in the Navy, erybody is invited. and Trustee Maxso.i being absent on,who   expect   to   be   married     m     the court work. spring.    Some of the  guests    were: I^utheran
An  application  was received  for a  Miss Alda  Rand, Mrs. Percival  Iver- Carl H. Miller, Pastor
street light at Roosevelt Avenue and son, sr.. of Los Angeles, Cal.;  Helen,      S-meone   has   said:   "The   greatest! Kinir Street.    This is not in Freeport Mildred  and   Norma   Smith,  of  Free- thing  in   the   world  is  a  man.    And
present conditions in the world and a I     Milton  Bedell  .should    be    William - --     ^   ...,.^.^0^  onu   cnwwur-
study that throws light on the future. | Milton Bedell. will preach.    Rev. Dr. Jordan has been age oral English, members of the 8th
On   Thank.sgiving   day   the   annual      Donato Bugliono should be Donate  ""^'luV^ted   to  offer  the   prayer.    The Grade class are alternately appearing
Buglione.
Michael Cardona should be Michael Cardone.
Leo Carman should be Leon Car¬ man.
Arthur J. Christen.seii should be J. .Artlar  Christensen.
Eagfciie Cleniniens should hf Eugene Cleiiient.
Clifford G. Colyer should be (i. Clif-
offering of the day wi 1 be given to at assembly and presenting thi the Neighborhood Workers for their five minute speeches The g: very worthy work in the village "      '   "        ¦     — -
and'no action was taken. P?''*'   ?*'-^''   ^*;!;*^"   LeRoy.   Mr
Theo F. Mohr applied for appoint- Mrs. George Havemeyer. of Hemp- -ment as a village policeman and Carl stead ;jVIerton ,T. Way, L.vnbrook, and Darenberg as Chief of Police. There John J. Rane. a cousin of Mrs. Mur- being no vacancies in these positions, ii'ay- no action was taken.
the greatest work in the world is the making of men. Our Sunday Schools in Freeport realize this fact. That' accounts for their existence.
Bad men make a bad world.    Strong I
Regulating Hose
Companies at Fires
Th" I'lri' Cnunnil at its meeting Tuesday evening nlade arrangemeiii for the handling of fire.s in the villag" which will prevent the laying of all the hose in the department as has hap
rnately appearing ' ree  to
, , .     ...eneral
theme being "Little Talks on Big Subjects." Donald Bowne, the first pupil to appear, spoke very ably .Mon¬ day morning, his subject being "Mo<l- ern .Methods of Warfare."
l.icil meinbership.s in the Red fios.s this year retv^rned $226. This is the best .recoid yet for .Merrick and many
pened at several fires lately when they  "'"'^ the  commendations of Walter  E
I ford Colyer
Fern E. Corse is on twice. Mirvin J. Counts should be .Mervin ;J. Counts.
Gaetono   Cuti    should   be   Gaetano ,     An  elaborate dinner  was  served  in  nievi  make  a stron.g world.    Ignorant   * or Tom)  Cuti.
  ,th» evening, followed by dancing, after men  make  an  ignorant  world.    Wi-;e|Rw>Jamin,   Fred     and     Mervin   J,
ni       '•T' •        I     t^' iwhich a  program of amusement was  men make a wise world.   Havago nien (•o'J'o'^s should all be Combs.
ISlue    Inangle   Uives 'arranged.    Mr.  Nelson  rendered  sev- make a .savage world. Kind men make j     t-rank  C.   Cook   should   be   Charles
Successful   Vaudeville oral songs in a rich Irish brogue tern- a kind world.    Industrious men make j F^- Cook. . u    ij  v    r-
The   Blue  Triangle   vaudeville  was  porarily adopted for the occasion. As an   industrious   world.       Incompetent,     "csley   C.   Davisson   should  be   C. nroduced   last   Friday   and   Saturday a souvenir, each guest was presented  men make an incompetent worl I. Wesley Davisson.
nfghts before crowded houses in Min-,with a box containing a favor.    Mr.      The K-atcn work in tho w,.-ld is,    Change  Arthur  DeMott  to  Arthur
«/>io  or,,-!  PncUvillp Cciitre     The acts and  Mrs.  Murray expect to soon be-!the making of men. ] i^.  ueMuui. ,,,,,, t,      ;;, ".; •'v i^-.' ¦'.~  "";;""  if ..,1,.;    ki    . j .¦ ---
eola and  Kotkviiit  i..entre.     ine acis ^ _ ^     j, ^j- ^ ^^^^ the making of men u ths work I     Henry Engelke should be Henry En-  Shore Hotel on Friday afternoon, De- jt "'|^'i^«;|''e to suspend meetings that
of the Sunday  School and the  home, i ^elke, jr.   "   *  "¦"
were a long distance from a fire hy¬ drant. The new rule is that the first two companies at a fire shall lay in their hose and proceed to work, but the others shall simply connect with the hydrant avid await orders, with jout taking off any hose.
Coming Events
The   Daughters   of   Israel   will   hold a bridge and whist party at the South
Spear who conducted the business for his  thoroughness,  precision  and  fore-
hnniCilness.
A ineeling will he held this even¬ ing ill ihc Parish House for the i)ur- puse of rc-orgnnizing the Men's ("lub and discu.s.sing its possibilities ami opportunities. This Club was an im¬ portant feature of the village social life until  exigencies of the war made
of the four clubs vie with each other ^ come residents of Freeport.
for firat place in the estimation of the | 7 .,-..¦.,  ^.   x       - u    .^u    c.    j      o u    11
/.^AiJJw^l Z.yA fViP onlv wav for any 1 A surprise was tendered Ciyrtis And that is why the Sunday School cne ?o know thich "s'WMs to see ,Combs at his home on Church Street is one of the greatest institutions in cne to Know wnicn ih    uesv    ¦» i-»j ."'= |t„ ,„,. „ ;_„ „/ i„„4. „,^^^r   i«j,„«. fk„ ,.,«.w     Ro»o.,.>« it hoino .,. ,n.'jke !
iiiRd^
the entertaliiment and decide for him- 'Thursday evening of last week. Num- the world. Becai «elf The MinJola Kitchen Band and erpus and beautiful gifts were re- the right kind of iU„ V„„l,«;il» r«ntrp Animated Adver- ceived and  the evetnng was  spentm,    Good  men can
Because it helps men. no more    be
brrhr'Fre%tor7Blue''t£gle''Sb!Post,   Floyd   Post.,   Harold     Johnson, iai   right   to are   beautiful   and   finished  numbers. 1 Vernon Combs, Miss Ivy Combs   Miss nourishment "The Wayside Piper" has been coached Miriam Campbell, Miss Marian_ Haguje, summer showers by   Miss   Margaret   Johnson   and   by Mrs.   A    "
God that
given     religious: flowers   have  to|
Hague,   Mr.   and     Mrs.     R.
I Joerissen. And as flowers fail beneath the un-1     Clemment   I).   Johnson   should
cember  12.    The price  of tickets will  'ts  members  might  give full  time  to be 25 cents. war  calls.    The  war was not u  time
 — for fixed social efforts of a plcasura-
Elkn  Memorial Service *>'« "ature.    This Club seeks its niem-
Freeport   Lodge   of   Elka   No.   1253  bership among all the men of tbe vil-
will  hold its annual  memorial  service  '"f^'^ »"<^ strive.s to furnish a common
ground   of   meeting  and  good   fellow¬ ship.    Its effort is worthy the consid- ing  Day       ,eration  Of every  man  in the village, open for All the men of the village are invited Henry D. Jefferson should be Harry  dancing from 4:30 to 12:00 on Thri'ks-  anrf urged to be present for a free dis- Frederick  G.. Joerisson    should  be giving Day, with music and :ntertan- <-'ussion at 8:30 this evening, Friday.
Huyler J. Ellison should be J. Huy- ler Ellison.
George B. Fox should be George P Fox
V^d W. Gilbert should be Jr.
iC?,= %'^fcii,rw*wViVhartalken the oaVt Smith,   Mrs.   Ada   F.   Smith,   Clinton kind frosts, so do children sicken and   Clement Mrs. ocnuyiei, wiiu imo i«»~c" -      r       ;c„:tu     vi-     ..^.j    M..^       r'ho^i^..      M    ..i,_:..„i   ,„i »v,„   #..s.,».   „*   *v,„   „.^i,i
ment and supper at 7:z0 o'clocl. . Tli be  price of admission will be i^  1 o'-upK
of the piper and helped in its produc tion in several different localities.
This entertainment will be given at Roosevelt, Royal Theatre, this Fri¬ day evening, November 21, and at Freeport,   High   .?cJtl$K)l     Auditorium
Smith, Smith.
Mr.   and   Mrs.     Charlea
N. shrivel  when   the  frosts  of  the  cold
world and indifferent parents fall up-
j                               on them unsheltered by the proecting
Horses Burned at Roosevelt wings of our Sunday Schools.
¦    Two  horses  were  burned  to death A^ 9:30  our  Sunday School  opens,
. ...r »..   -r..^^.               , ,    ,    in a fire in the barn on the Dunlop es- wo welcome all and are deeply mter-
Saturday, November 22, at 8 o clock, ^^te on Debevoise Avenue, about 10:30 ^^ted in each one^	
    _ Monday  evening.    Four other horses
Hebrew   Congregation in the bam were removed safely.   The
Edward S. Keogh should be Jr.
George Kring should be Krug.
B. J. Loonam should be Jr.
Gordon J. McCarthy should be J. Gordon McCarthy.
We have on the list Albert E. Mark- len   and   Albert   E.   Morklen.     These
Pinochle  at Freeport  Club
.\ pincchle party, for members and their men friends, will be held at the Club House this Friday evening at 8:30.
' Services «t the Church of the Re¬ deemer Sunday, next before Advent, at 11:00 o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock p. in. Morning prayer and sermon. Ev¬ ening prayer and sermon. The Sun¬ day School meets in the Parish House as usual at 10:00 a. m. with the les-
'son topic, "St. John the Evangelist," St. Mark 1.    fhe Woman's Auxiliary
GpiHcopal
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal , ture  and  the  bTaze Was  kept  inside. Church   of  the  Transfiguration     will
II   11     c .-^_..f..I   rkan^A building is a large cement block struc
Holds dUCCeSSrui Uance ^^^^ ^^j ^^^ ^laze was kept inside. The third annual dance of the He- j,ut was hard to get at. The firemen I hold a Christmas sale in the basement brew Congregation of Freeport, held [ gpgnt ^^gj ^f tjjg ^j^ht fighting the • of the church. Long Beach Avenue and at the South Shore Hotel Wednesday j fl^g being called back about three Pine Street, Tuesday and Wednesday, evening, for benefit of the building j Q-gi^gij ^^^n the blaze broke out afternoon and evening, December 2 fund,   was   a   pleasing   success.     Thei^gajn and 3.
committees in charge were:    H. Bar- |   Grocery, bread and cake tables will
X'n^^H''M"*'sL!ss^1"vSy^'T iFire   Chief   Loses Svlrs^eciSs^als'o'manruJefuil^^d''  "«   °"  t*'^   R°«««^«'^  "«^  as'ordinance
ident;   H.   M.   Strauss,  secretary,   r.                                 atnn/\   -      DI ' ety  of specialties,  also  many usetui ;^^„ ^^ p,,^„„„^    Thpv ahnniH nnt ho
Nickelsberg,   treasurer;   ball  commit-1                                 J^IUUU   in   Olaze articles will be on sale.    Clam enow
tee, M. Levy, chairman; 1. Mayer, S.      xhe Freeport Fire Department was der and coffee will be a special fea
Baumann,   L,   Baumann,   H.   Schloss L^ned out again Friday evening for a ture served at moderate prices.
and   A.   Puck;  arrangement  commit-1 flre in the Freeport Coal Company's! 	
tee, S. S. Reiss, chairman; H. Barasch, 1 yard, east of Henry Street and south Presbyterian H. M. Strauss, P. Nickelsberg, L. E. Uf the  Long  Island  Railroad  tracks. Next Sunday morning Rev. J. Sid- Friedman and R. Seril; reception com- ^j,en one of .the sheds in the yard was ney   Gould,   the   pastor,  will   preach
^? "'J^"!^.*'*'''*' The theme of the sermon will be "The i timer G. Post.    This appears on our
mittee. Dr.  D.  A.  Cantor, chairman; j burned to the ground,   r^n bulwiuuuhi me ineme 01 ine sermon wm oe me
H. Lieberman, L.R.Posner, A  Sieg^^^ the    Quota     Isin^t    Milton   G.   Post.    Don't    know
E. Barron, L. Puck and ^- Htl.i.   x/i^bief  of the  department,  was  stored asked."    The church is organized and  which is right>-have had no reply or
I in  the shed, and  was completely de- ig now planning to raise a much larg-  record card from eithername.
stroyed,   with   equipment,   valued   at er sum of money than ever before for      Walter W   Raynor should be Wal-
iabout $1000.    The loss to the  build- the   denominational   causes   that   are Iter M
ing will  be about $500, the  building enlisting     the     interests       of       the |    James S. Roantree should be James
being insured. nine  thousand  and  more  of   Presby-; e
i Firemen Called Out Again terian Churches of the Northern Pres- \
The firemen had another call Mon- bytery.    The    pastor   is   using    theigmith
committee, H. Puck, chairman; M Schloss, A. Seril, J. Goldfarb, D. Knapp, L. Schiff and Dr. J. Shapero.
should both come  off, and  Albert E.'"aymg Up tOr AUtO Speeding meets weekly on Thursdays    in    the Merklen go on. I     The following were fined  in  Police  Parish House at 2:30 p. m.    Any lady
Carroll H. McCord should be Henry  Court for violation of auto speed ord-  of the village will be welcomed to the Carroll McCord. inances   on   Tuesday,   at   the   weekly membership     of    this    organization.
Charles McLean should be McLane. 1 session: | Choir practice is held Thursday even-
Fred'k    K.     Montross    should    be!     W.  D.  Reiger, $25;   Louis  Hacken- ings at 8:00 p. m.    The Boy  Scouts, Fred'k N. berg,  Bernard  Segall,    John    Smith, Charles A. Calkins, Scoutmaster, meet
Barrington W. Miller should be W. i Richard  Steen and Otis Clayton, $20 bi-weekly on Tuesdays at 7:30 p. m, Barrington. 'each;  William  Zacheiss    and    Henry]A cordial invitation is extended to all
John E. and Jerome  Nolan, Frank Weyhoft,  $10, and  William   H.  West to attend the services of this church Robbins, Joseph  Pett^it and Burt Ed- was  fined  $.5  for  violation   of  traffic and to become identified with its com¬ munity interests, well as Freeport.   They should not be 1 —•  1   j
1°",^°*^    M   M   .     M    *i    f      M      1^ Fourteen   Years  Ago i     Some   time   between   Election   Day
M,rV"'^l^^J^- ^-  ^T'^Ti'^K^°'r-^5r'i     (News  take-n  from  our  issue  four-  and   Friday  morning  last  thieves  en I Militia)   Murray,   should   be   Lmdlay'teen years ago this week). (tered   the  closed  residence  of  R.   P
K. Murray. .     pi^ath of Village Trustee Raynor R. ^ Kent of this village and made them-
Smith. 'selves   to   home.     Linen,  silver   ware
John   B.   Combs  appointed   fireman j and near silver ware were stolen.   Cut
at power house. , glass was broken and its ornamental
O. W. Svenson advertised very best silver   trimmings   taken.     Much   else
butter 27c, lard lie, 3  cans tomatoes ; was  either  taken  or destroyed.    This
Otto C. Pederson should be Otto C. Pedersen.
A name appears on the Board .Mor-
or 3 cans peas for 25c.
is but one house-breaking in a long line of similar affairs. Many like features in these happenings should before this have enabled local police authorities to sleuth out the culprits. To date -they  have  been quite impo-
Basket Ball Game
. ,   ,        J   . --7       . .       ¦ -  ^....„w...,^      v..^             „^        -—I     uBiiiea o. noBiiirec aiiouiu oe uniiicB I     The Freeport Arrows and the Bald
Seriously   Injured   m                         being insured. nine  thousand  and  more  of   Presby-; e                                                                    iwin Town Five will meet in a basket
Exolosion   in  Garage I    -ru •''jf*"'*" ^•"*<* ^Mf ^«"j" „        terian Churches of the Northern Pres- \    Valtine  Smith  should  be Valentine jball game at the skating rink on Mon-;. .   .-^^^ ,  ., • -      ,: •.-
««                 !?*,.^n«!i ,ni   •    ^^^ firemen had another cal Mon- bytery.    The    pastor   is   using    the. Smith.                                                           day, November 24.    Dancing will fol-i*^"t^ ""<* deserve most if not all the
George H.Ha«son, a returned sol- ,,^y evening about 8:00 o'clock when morning hour of each Sunday in No-f phVllip Sapperstein  should be Sap- lovv the game.                                              adverse criticism which is visited upon
dier. was badly injured Tuesday noon the   automobile   of   Henry   Bedell   of vember to explain and encourage and ! prste n      ""*""^'^''''^'"       .'°  "* "^^  j "^   them.    In the immediate case more in-
while mending «J^« ^^f J" t*^^.?: i^^"'"'' T"*^^^ '^'* '" ^v^l^l f float's jngpire the ^.ople for the work.          i    Frank Scandal should be Scandale.   i       HIGH WATER TIDE TABLE      ^'''''*- '^an usual has been shown and
Bennett Smith garage on East Mer  I     r         f^^^ Evening-interest continues  in  the,    Charles  Sims  should    be    Charles I Friday, .Vov.                  21
rick  Road.    A  number ot panes    01 ^jjon having the gasoline tank filled, hymn sermons the pastor is giving at I simes                                                           I Saturdav                         22
glass were blown out of the building The fire alarm was given, and by the the evening hour.    A hymn is chosen ^^l                                                          I               ^
by the force of the explosion, but fort- time the fire whistle blew several com- either by the pastor for its place of
unatel^f no hre resulted.     panies were at the fire, and the blaze (jigtjnction  or  its  history  and   is  re-
had been extinguished by the chemi-
The name of Peter E. Smith ap- j Sunday ppars on the Roll. We have no card | Monday for such a name, and it would seem Tuesday
proper to take it off unless informa-
.    .,     o ...          -v;.-'-     ••   ,        ",    ,- viewed and its message brought out.,
A new advertiser in the Review this cal tanks.    The body was burned off The reque.st is made that anyone who I tion is secured week is A. Goldenberg, who has the the car, but the  machinery was not has a favorite hymn make it known to '     Ruggel S   Siiiith should be Russell store at 20 Brooklyn Ave. and will open badly damaged. W the pastor and it will be used.    The,     fiSd   C   Wright Tou W  l^ Ed
a painting and decorating shop, also      The third call for the week for the service becomes very informal and of '     '^'^^^^'^   ^-   ^rignt  snouid   oe   td
carrying in stock a full line of paint-  Department came about  6:00  o'clock ten   deeply  inspiring. ers' supplies for wholesale and retail  'Wednesday    evening, for  a  chimney'7.30 trade. ''"    ' " '^ ' t-.__:.i »f__-:
Take your prescription to the Ar¬ cade Pharmacy and get our experi¬ enced  services.—Adv.
" If you. cannot get stove coal for your furnace, try Briqueta, made from coal dust. Coal with the slate left out. Sinclair L. Raynor, 8 No. Main Street, tel. liM.—Adv. ^
fire at the residence of Daniel Morri¬ son on North Grove Street whioh was extinguished before the firemen had successfully finished their game of "hunt the fox" (guessing wh*jre the fire is) a'hd reached the "blaze."
.    ward E. Wright. The   hour   is      Kenneth J. Taylor should be J. Ken- 'neth Taylor.
There should be a star in front of names of John J. Thurston and Townsend Young.
Lawrence J. Ward should be Jesse
Wednesday Thursday
Friday Saturday
Weekly Weather Report
(For  information  of our readers  in superintendent.
other localities) League; topic, "How May We  Prac-
(For our rwders in other lacalities) tice Thanksgiving;" Jere Brown, lead- The price of coal IS increasing. Buy      Friday, Noveinber 7, *lew,,nice fall er u      „uv
*" JlJr «j_r-_.,  ,„nnit   now and wefcther. 7:30, evening worship, with sermon
.or next winters  supplj   now and      g.t,„^y   g.^^. .I^y  Or!  William  A.  Livton    of    the
Sunday, same, heavy frost. , Brooklyn   and   Long   IJRlaivi   Church
Monday, clear, cool, heavy frost.        Society.
Tuesday, warmer, rain in afternoon     Union Thanksgiving service Thurs- and evening. |day moming at 10:80 at the Baptist
Wednesday, muggy, overcast, warm, j Church.
Thursday, heavy rain all a. n.; ov- 	
ereaat in p. n. (Man Frttport News «a Pace 7)
Methodist
Rev. E. A. Bumes, Pastor 10:30, morning worship and sermon by Dr. Abram S. Kavanaugh, District I L. Ward. Superintendent.    12 noon. Men's Bible 1     Purdy   S.   Williams   should   be   S. Class;  George   W.   DuBois,     teacher., Purdy Williams.
2:30 Bible School; Harold E. Brown,!     James   Egan's   name   should   come 6:46 p^ m., Epworth'off.     He   was   a   transport  engineer, but not in U. S. Service.
yoor next winter's supp^ save  money.    Sinclair    Kaynor ]84: 8 No. Main St.
MvartiMaMnt
tel.
BBNZOMINT
The hooMhoId remedy for Sore Throat and Tonsilitis. It does tho work.   Koop a bottls in tho hdoso.
Lamor M. Ensko should be Lamont. mont.
I notice in the additions the names of Clfford Evans; also that of Jan-ies E. Vetal, with a star aftar it. No rec¬ ognition was given to this latter in our memorial event, and information would be appreciated.
I am forwarding a copy of this let- tor to all tho local woeldy and daily papers in order to seenre final infor-
School Closes for
Thanksgiving Holiday
School will be closed next Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgviing holi¬ day.
7-05 A  M ¦'^  '¦''   "n"*^^  to  be  desired  that   some- 7:40 a! M.'*^'"^ fruitful may result.
23 8:12 a! m! 	
24 8:42 A. M.I    On Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock
25 9:13 A.M.  '" the Church of the Redeemer, John
26 9:44 A. M.1"homa8 will speak upon the Nation-
27 10:21 A. M.  Wide Campaign ot the church which
28 11:03 A.M.  '» now in full swing,    Mr. Thomas is
29 11:52 A.M. the executive secretary of the move¬ ment in Long Island and, therefore, cannot be improved upon as a source of information and inspiration. It is an opportunity for Merrick. Let all the village be up and doing to find out what it is all about—this great nation ^ide activity.
The price of coal is increasing. Buy |    Thanksgiving   Day   service   in   re-
your  next  winter's   supply  now  and;«Pon»f to the calls of the  President
save   money.    Sinclair    Raynor,  teL,?,'?'' the Governor will be held in the
184- 8 No. Main St. jCJiurch of the Redeemer on Thursday
' ' AJT«rtU«B«t < next at 10:30 a. m., a one hour service
¦ ¦ jof morning prayer and address. Make
mation regarding these, and any far-lit a community interest devoutly to re- ther additions.   I will take the liberty turn  thanks for national benefits  en- of   stating   that   unless   any  further'joyed, changes are handed in at this time, or' if there are any errors in this list, in¬
formation should be foned me at once, as this list will be final.      ' Sincerely yours,
SMFTH F. PEARSALL. Secretary
Have Adv. Copy in Early
Because of the holiday next Thurs¬ day it will be necessary for all chang¬ es of advertising copy to be in not lat¬ er than 6 p. m. on Toestlay.