Nassau County Review 19150702

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Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JULY 2. 1915
Vol. XX,JSp,'27
Freeport
News of the Churches |        Local Topics
Single c&pies of th« ^^view for sale at Greenblatt's i«nd Braithwaite's. Rail¬ road Avenoe; MichnolT's, Nassaa County Review, DaSilvg's and Go- beta'a.* Main" Street; .DaSilva's,West Merrick Road. tf.
St^jact   of
aiOHWATER^TIDE TABLE
Tji»« tinw. ar* lor Uttady Hook^    Deduct 3J
mill atm
Friday. Jaly
Satarday.
Sanday,
Monday,
Yuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursdsy.
Friday.
Sbtorday,
for Hermwwco Bay)
*2        12 .-39 a.. n>.
3          1:82 a. m.
4         2 :ZB a. m.
'5          3:18 a. m.
6          4:09 a. m.
'   7          4:57 a. rt».
8         6:43^. SB.
9         6:09 a. m.
10          6:.5« a. m.
During Joly andsAugost Lewis H Ross Co.'s store, will close at 1 p.m. Satardaya.
The Suramer time-table of the Long Itland Railroad went into effect on Wednesday, Jane 30.
The Poet OfBce close? at fl;30 a. ra. Monday morning, the Fourth of luiyn holiday, and will not open again until Tuesday morning.
S«nric«»   ti    Aa ._   'ta tht thairchmt mad ffcuwfc todmtiat
The svb}e£t Ul   th« asriKjn  at  the first  Presbyterian   Cbarch   on   nextj Sanday morning will   be  "Oor. Coon-1
«ml ¦ •aptanaticw   aat   otAitely   at a mamt attare. am tnAaaa affairs hTAaaStmr
HOW YOUR MttNElNs SPE.NT If yoa are a"TlIspayer in^e village
try."     Sunday  evening   the   gervice i <*f ^'e^P*". ""d own your own   hoiae,
will be a patriclic service in which 'he I ""esaed for flfiOO,   your ..villige   tax
junior chorus,   which is being   organ. ,-?'^^^5, amounting to «11.50.   it  di-
dzed and d!i|led by   Mias Spier to sup- j ''"^_*;^" _°.?*!:' 'plement   the   work   of  the    regular}       ~ '-^—
church chdif, will make   its  first  ap- i
pearance.    One of tbe features of  the '
service wiil   be  "The  Salute  to   thej
Flag.''    The paator wiil  make a short]
In the Fraternal Orders!Successful Pi^ade       |
of Sunday SchooUi
Weekly Weatker Report
(For our readers in other locaiiti«>)
DoiBet in Aa taatet lrtktermMl.areamia»tiamt of
Police protection, 11.91
Street lights, $9.30 |
Improved sidewalks, Itic |
Fire protection, 11.77 j
Improved roada,   including interest I on bonds, $3.90
I The annaal outing of Massapequa I Lodge No. 822. F. and A. M., was beld ' Saturday afternoon, the destination i bcHig Hall's, at Centerpnrt. Over lOO members of Massapequa and othtr Lodges attended the outing, and had a delightful mfternoon tr^p, retorning : home in tbe evenintir. About 25 aotos j were osed in conveying the brethren ' to Centerpor.t.
Talks on  tbe   6ahai   Revelation   by Arthur P. Dodee, at  »>4   Jay   Avenoe,
Board of Health, iht: 3eneral expenses, 96c On glaocii)g over this
I   think   you
Freeport, Sunday   afternoons at 3:30. | *»•" be surprised at the resuit you get  ^ r Joly   4,   "The  reality  cf  tor the money.    Take for instance our
. The initlatoiy degree wds conferred on three candidates in Freeport Lodge No. 600, L O. O. F., last Monday ev¬ ening.!' " No meeting will be held next Monday night on account nf   the   holi-
SabjecC for      --     .       ,
Divine Revelation, its wonderful scope atreet lighting system on wbich the and .Tiar'-elous signiacance." No ¦ amount isf f2.30, or, on the property charge or collection: all are  Welcome, {above mentioned,   slightly   over  one
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Firfet Church of Christ.  Scientist.
Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock; j the nearest corner.
Hempstead   Bank    Building;   sji^bjeet,     Or take your fire department, ?1.
The Daughters   cf   Liberty    held   a
     _   domino and euchre at thfe home of Mrs.
half a cent per day, fw a s'treet light in  J- Crevoiserat, Mill Road,   laal Thur^ nearly all cases no further away   than , day evening.    About thirty  member?
Prid.iy. .lane 27, clear all very' warn:. Saturday, dear in   morning,
usy.   r.oC
heavy
The    Freeport     and     neighboring churches b^ld  their  first  anniversary
parade  on  Saturday   afternoon   when | sho.ver at 10:30; al«o shower in after more than 12Q0 Sunday School scholars noon, ard c'eared off towards night. ifrom Wantagh,   Rocsevelt   und   Fri^e-1     Sunday, dear in a. tn., heavy shew port   f^unday     Schools     participated. {er ir?   afternoon,   with   bvuvy   hail   ii After parading through various slrvets i many par^s of the Island, the parade assembled in front   m   tbei     Mordsy. elesr nnd quite cool. First Nalionc!   Bank   where   a   crandj   . Tuesday, sam; as Monjay., atand   bad   bfen erected, ' and   wnere, f     Wednesday,   overcast  a.   at., after sineing "Onward Ghri#tiBt>   Joi-   no.m.    nVfrca-st   p.   m.-   heavy diers"   und   "My   Country    'Tis     Of | "^itchfTVlcs," (ill night. Thee,"   Rev. Wijliam Chaae bf Ch^st j     Thursday, AVie/east.
'   U^claia^ tf ttert
(FfMiMii. f•*( OfRss)
Brooljf, Mr.s. E.
B<'<qtr 'i^iet Alice
B-"»^ict. Mifs Ruth C.
Cooper. Mr. R. l>. ,
Greer, Mr. W. L.
Hughes.' Mrs. Peter
Mullen. Vliss Cecilia —
Prior. Mr.
Plast, llarx^ I Randall. Mr. ,1.
Ricttr. Mrs. Wm. rain  Schneider. Mr. L. H sin. jVcn Kroil,«iMi5s D.
Robt. G   Anderson  June 29, 1916.
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and friends enjoyed   a   very   pleasant evening; refreshments were served.
jnext Sanday, July 4, "God.
A fireworks display will be held on tbe grounds at the back of theCilonial Hotel,' East Merrick Road, under the management of the hotel proprietors, next Monday cvenijig, July 6.
Reporta of the Anti-Suffiisge rr^eet- ing held on June 23, by "unbiased ob¬ server" is necessarily held over until our next issue, because of lack qf time and room to get it.in this week ; same applies to other comments.
Mervin Sch-ona i» attending the New
York Preparatory Sch<->ol, having   e'nt-
,     -,  ered on Wednesday.-
j. J. poian, wliu has been emFleyed  I ^	
with   the   A. & P. atorea   for   several
School Notes
The addresses of several of the par-
for the fire protection you receive, which includes an appropriatioti for a new automobila apparatus for the de¬ part.n»;nt this year.
Of course, lor the   bigger property owners' these figures count up. but this
JR. O. 0. A. M.
About'sixty members were   present at the election of officera at the   meet¬ ing of Freeport   Council, No.   57,   Jr. O. U.   A.   M.    Past  Councilor   Jonn amount is taken as a basis upon which [ FawCett acted as   judge,   with   P.   C,
ticiparits in the   Class   Day   exercises j ^^^ compute the amount, and usinj: tbis I Gilson Raynor and' William' H. Ryder
are publiahed pn page 7 of this issue. The "Address to the Seniors," by Thomas O'Brien, we were ufiable to secure. The "Prophecy on the Jun¬ iors" by Rollin Baker, which was re¬ ceived with much amusement, was rather long, and was of necessity omit¬ ted, although well worthy of reproduc¬ tion.
years, where he has made numerous friends, haa purchased the grocery store formerly conducted by Pettit & Hedges, and will teke charge r.t ths tenie on Monday.
Rofus R. Rhodes has re-opened his photograph studio, having taken a store in the new Pattit Building on Church Street. He has designated hil8 place as tbe Nassau Studio, and is making a specialty of amatear finishing, anJhas ^splendidly equippedplant.
.Miss Marion Hunt on   Saturday   «f , ternoon gave   a   small   affair   to   the I «o"d o* Health ytjung lady  graJnates  "of   her   class, j General The iecoraticns were gold and   black, i
Eaoh gueat received a black   and  gold!          ^du.u.u.uuj     This Friday evening, Joly   2,   Free-
apron and bonnet  and games were in- I po'Tt Council will   initiate  a   class  of
dulged in. The dining room was ar- INTEREST IN SEWER DISCUSSION | ^^^jjjatgg j^^^ y^jty couoicil Nn. 6, ^tistieally dfcorated with-roses, and The attendance at iTie meeting of; of Rosedale. The work will be done after a dainty colialicn, Mervin Schloss the Columbus Avenue School House to j m the Council rooms of the local Coun- took the young ladies for a ride. 'discuss the" sewer   question   shows   aicil.    The   meeting   will be   called   t3
{ nealthy   intereat   in   village   affairs, i order at 7:30 p. m.. in order that   the
On Saturday afternoon, July 3, a SoSrage automobile parade will-be held in Freeport. the parade will form at 3 p. m. on the north sid" of the Freeport Clob Hoase, and all per- , sons believing in the movement sre ' urged to march and decorate their homes. Local anti metropolitan speak¬ ers and "the boy orator of Patchoi?ue" wiil take part.
NeMra on Odber Pages
Owing to a rush of late advertising,
—it is necessary to change the   pcsttion
of some of-our   reading   matter   this
- w^ek:    School notes in particular will
' be found an other pagea of his  issue.
^     rtmih of Joly at the Yacht Ciub
(And other events)
.Monday, July 5, the annual Inde pendehceDay Regatta will take place at the Sonth Shore v«cht Club, witb reception and dance in the evening.
Motor boats will be-divided into classes according to speed;' boats of about same speed in each class. Han¬ dicaps will be figured on past perform ances. Races will start prompttly at 2:30 o'clock.
A match race will b^ sailed between Wallace Cornwell's new speed boat and tbe "Commodore,"owned by Tom- aiy Forbes. This should be an inter- •sfing race'aa both boats have the aame power.
.CRUISE » Tbe annual cruise of the Clob "will take place daring the second week of At»\Mt. starting on Wednesday and finishiBg ea Saturday. Last year the cmise was v(«ted tbe most soceesaful affair the Club ev^r held.
ENTERTAINMENT
The Com'mittee ia arranging for a big outdoor affair in the shape of a Wild Watt Circus, U be  held  during
— the month-^of Joly Something big never before attempted on the South Shoi£.is promised.
rWTURE CLUB EVENT/s The bam dance wili be beld early in Aogost.   and tbe  masquerade  dating
- . the latt^t^rt of August.
for your assessment on your   hor-e,   I i and Alvin Sorague as clerk and tellers am sure you will agree   that   you   are   respectively.    The following were getting your money's worth. jected: Cooncilor,   Rodney L. Seudder;
By the way, the budget aa an-j vice councilor, Frank S. Snedeker, jr.;' nounced in our last issue bas the ap- j recording seeretary. William Edwards; propriatlon for street light fund in assistant recording secretary, Cornel- twice, the last of which ahould have ; ius Brartn; finangi"''aorntiinj. ^lohn been for streets. The correct budget W. Southard; treasurer, Wallace R, is aa follows: i Post; conductor, Orton Smith; warden.
Police fund $10,000.00 i Alvin Lang; inside  sentineT,   JuM   P.
Street light fund 12,000.00 ' Raynor; out8idB~8«?fttinel, James Gowd,
Sidewalk 1,000:00 ! jr.; chaplain, Sylvester P. Shea ;   rep-
Fire department 9,200.00 , resentatives to State Council, C. Wes-
Street fund 15.57;.50   ley Golden, Walter B. Cozrens,   F.   S.
Bonds and intereIt '    4,792.50   Snedeker.   sr...   Hilbert   R.    Johnson,
I    2,500.00 j John J. Dunbar; alternates,   John   W. 5,000.0€j Southard, James   W.   Cheshire,    Wal-
 j lace R. Post and   0=car W. Valentine.
if60,070.00
Hymeneal
ELORED—COMBS J6seph A. EJdred of No. o'Washing- ton Place, Lynbrook, and Miss Ida Corabs, of Free^Jort, were marritd by Rev. J. Sidney Gould on Satarday ev- . uing, June 26, at tfae Preabyterian Paraonage. Tbe happy cpuple depart¬ ed at onee upon tb4ir honeymoon.
Summer school optned on Tuesday morning with quite a numfaet of pupils taking advantage of thfs opportunity for extra study. The school wiil have only a morning session and will con¬ tinue for five weeks, dosing  July  30.
ALUMNi BANQUET
Over 50 atteaded the ^iuroni ban¬ quet on Friday evening in the Colum¬ bus Avenu^' School, including the grad¬ uates of the Class of 1915, members of the Board oif-KiTucation, and of the faculty, und former members of Free- port High School. The rooms were decorated with fern» and gold flowers and a caterer ))ad prepared a most tempting and appetizing supper. The ¦peckers of the evening were Robert Hunt, "Prof Arthur, Miss Caroline .\t- k'inson, Harold Brown, Howard Oster- hout, Mr. Baker, and the president of the Class of 1915, Miss, Rose Van Reese. Dancing followed the speech- making.
FREEPORT SGH06l HONOR ROLL . The following pupils of the Freeport Schools were perfect in attendance and punctuality during the school year 1914-15:
GROVE STREET SCHOOL
Third Grade—Margaret Gould, Fred¬ erick Conrader.
Fiflih Grade—George Single, Arthur Schdridt, Ralph Raynor, John Ritchie.
Sixth Grade—Herixy SinK'e, Clifton Smith
Seventh Grade—-Stephen Coffey, George Helm. Marion sejaman. MurieT Patrick, Idella Foater.
Eighth Grade—Wesley Devlin, Har
There was no   attem))t   at   prdTOngad | work may be started early-    Members
ufntoiy, 'bui the sFeakera showed their I of the  degree   teams   aru   especially
deep interest in the welfare of the vil- ; urged to be present early.
lage (with some few exceptions) altho : .     .     .  ....:..„J   „.   .k«,
*¦ ~*^       ¦' An invitation wg^  received   at   the
meeting, last  week,   from   Lynbrook
Council to attend   a  parade  and   flag
raising on Independence Day. Monday,
.u      J-*-u       u u ;    Julys.    The Civic Association of Lyn-
tees   three^of them bavinu been presi-,       ^^^ j,^^ arranged a day   of   celebra-
denu, and all   of   tbem   interested    n-^     ,^„j the Jr   0. U. A. M.   Council
public affairs,    and   well   qualified   to-
consider the matter fuliy and carefully.
not allhaving'the same ideas by any means.' The committee of nine con¬ tains five gentlemen who have been members of the Village Board of Tws
of that viiiage has been asked to start
tbe day's events with   a   flag   raising.
qpi PNin.n PARADP | Wishing to make the evrnt as large as
bPLLNDiD PARADE ! ppgsjble. they have invited the   breth-
The only criticisin heard of the first |ren of   the   neighboring   Councils   to
annual Sunday School'parade Saturday j participate   with   them.    The   parade
afteriioon was the fact  that   only   one i will start   about 9 a. m.,   and   it   v;aa
band of music was furnished, and that i decided to aqsept this   invitation   and
the music could not   be   heard   at   th^ ' urge as many of our brothers to attend
rear uf the line.    Those in   charge   <ii(, as possible.
the parade realized this full well,   but'
the parade   was a success   beyond   all
their expectations, and if they had hat]
( hurch, Bro'oklyn, led in prayer, fol¬ lowed by an address" by W. H. Nos- trahd. President of Queens-Nassau S. S. Association.
Eleven churches took part in the pa¬ rade and led by Christ Church Band of Brooklyn, the following churches v.'ere in line: ¦
First Division — First Baptist Church, Memorial Congregational Church of Wantagh, Church of the Trarsfiguration.
Second Division —Chi ist Evangelical Lutheran, First Presbyterian, Bfjihel A. M. E., Cburch of God.
Third   Division—Freeport   Ma   E.,
Freeport Pablic Library
Books recently added : Title   " Pollyanna Grown i-p Who Goes There   - .Place Beyond the Wincl-i Nisht Riders The Ladier Hesper
Long Chance    --^ Raggfd Messenger In GUI Bellnjre One Way Trail The Final Verdict
In the Fire Departmenlj
ntarcBt to and about tha liraa our toeal depart mant byH.E.P.
Author ;„.„.
Sorter j Chambers j Comstoek i
Cullui.        ^ special meeting of lht« Fire (Joan- j
Curtis j ji|-fl,„a held at headquarters   riiursday,;
Ga'rland ' eve.ning,   when pians   were   submitted:^
Kyne ' and a^cppted for the   new   automobilai
Maxweil - wagon for Hose 2.  Bids will beopenedjt
.    '   lat the regular meeting on July 21.
union.   The three chiefs were  instructed  tOj
Cutlum '. have the old book and ladder  rt^pairtiKl^
Nyberg   ready for service, also to endeavor   tO''
 ' secore the appointment  of  a   liydran|^|
'. inapector.
an idea that the line would have been so long, extra efforts would have been made to secure more music.    It  prob-
Village Trustees
All the members were present at the meeting Thursday afternoon.
Bids were opened for the   laying  Si
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Hose 2, Truck 1 and Chemical 1 ana* 'J tvered an alarm lor u wagon loaded with straw, which was ' burning lo front of Williama' livery stsbles OH .N'ewton Boulevard, Wednesday nigh£ about six o'clock. The call vih» sen^j in over 400 but Power House receiva«t word not 'lo blow the whistle, itnd it| was npt blown. The fire was t MiiMid by a premature celebration of Juljt, Fourth, somn of the-eparks setting ftii|| to the hay. The wagon belonged t<^ Eugene Mitthbuer and with its conr' ents WHi a tutui loss.
ably will require not   less   than   three i io,j(, f^^j ^j ^.j^^^ ^^^^ ^^i„   ^^ j„,. , bands for the next similar event, prob-1 |„~g. »ibly in 191C.
Whitney Van Wicklen $845.Oo
Edward Rice $195.00
The contract   waa   awarded   t^o   Mr.
GOOD WORK ON ROADS
The village streets are rapidly being I Rice
put in excellent shape.    The Peekskill |     President   Lamb   reported   (hat   he
grav«l roada are being oiled, so far aa i had sent a note  of  sympathy   to   Vil-
pbaaible, and aa aoon aa the oil ia   put j lage President   Bulson   of   Rockviile
on it is covered with a top dressing of {Centre, on behalf-of the Board.
sand, suflicicntly thick to remove   the '     Theodore Gissell and Fred M. Smith
annoyance caused by   the  oil,   aod   to , were appointed special police  officers.
keep the roada in good condition. President Lamb'reported the   P61ice
It has been somewhat of a  task   t:'i Departm^'.nt was  oow  occdpying  the
secure  the  necessary   sand   for   this i new quarters on Cburch Street.
work, and it looks as though it   would j     U  Was decided to pay   the  City   of
ry Sekine. Marie Miibank, Jessie Pat-  not be long before this will bave to be | New   York' $375,   rent   of   property
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Photo by E. P. Dpnnell/ ' -
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL PARADf:
Miss Gladys Austin and her Sunday School Cia8a;'ajllo decorated witli daisies and yellow crepe paper ¦
bought and   carried  here  from   other j leased from them for public   park, sections. [May 1,1915.
' A subscriber .inquires why tho grav-1 Western Electric Compaby and £l roadl^a oiled nortb of Atlantic j Westinghouse Electric Company were Avenue and not soutb. I have not' paid $100 each on aceoant of-the elec- bad the opportonity to see the Road I trie appliances furnished fo; electrical Commissioner regarding this, but 11 show, pending final settlement, note there is atill considerable work I President Lamb reported the Rail- not yet done along this line, and pre- ' road Comprr-ny would submit plana for aame they are waiting for more oil. I' both subway and-overbead crossing at wiil try to report fully on thia next I Colambus Aven::e, and action waa de- week, j ferred until that time.
:     Road Commissioner 'Bond  reported
j that tbe Yoad  machine  was  badly   in
; need of repair, and could not be  guar-'
j anteed for any iengtb of   time   if  re-
LOTTIE F. WHALEY | paired.
Lottie, wife of  Bert   Whaley,   died I*  A Gomroonication waa received from
at her residence on Bayview  Avenue, i the Indian Refining Company through
Mondav evening, aged 88 years.   Fun-'John A. Hall of  Freeport,   that  they
j were planning to install keroaene  and
rick. Roth RandalL
SEAMAN AVENUE SCHOOL      , :   Seventh Crade—Ruth Braytoh. ARCHER STREET SCHOOL Third Grade—Carolyn Miller. Fourth Grade—Harold Cornelias. Fifth Grade—August Chaphe. Sixth Grade—Margare't Muller. Seventh Grade—Helen Chaphe.
COLUMBUS AVENUE SCHOOL
Foarth Grade—Alva Pearaall.
Xhird Grad«—Robert Sebmidt.
Fifth    Grade—Edward    Scnhmidt,- Mervin^Williams.
Sixth Grade, —Dorothy Clark Chris* tlna Doryea.
Hicri SCHOOL
Christine Eidt^ Stephen   Carpeijter ;      , ^^^^j^^ ^^,^ t,,,^   jhursday   af , Edward navis. Weslsy Davison.   Mar L^^^^^jy, j^^^^^^, ^^ Greenfield ! «•«':«''«  "torage  tanks   in   Freeport, i(,n Paterson.  li.!^,:,,^ „     1 Cemetery; ^outhard & Aloore,  funeral  "nd "k'nK '^ ^^ere were any local  or-
The fallowing are credited with per-I ..^ ^ dinances with wbich they roust comply.
Shell Island Mission, Roosevelt M. E. The line of march was formed at Pine Street and South Bergen Place facing west, then Bergen Place north to Randall Avenue, to Grove Street to Boulevard, to South Bergen Place, countermarch to Railroad A 'enue, to Main Street, to Smith Street, to Ocean Avenue, to ELoe Street, where the pa¬ rade wasrdisbandpd and the schplara returned to their respective churyhea where ic cream and cake was iferVes], Ore of the local' men of the village do nated a crate of strawberries to the Methodist Church, so berries were served al the Methodist Church with the ice cream'and cake.
Obituary
f^t attendance   and   panctuality   for^
laJit
y/ai
directors,
Da Silva, Freeport Goaranteed Garden Hose 9c tt. New Perfection Oil Stoves. $6.75
Flags for the 4th: American En- pigna, tl, 11.50. 12: Tacht ^laignc, 80c 9£e. $1.35; Union Jacks, I1.6S; S«a«h Shore Yaecit Club '^argeaa. |1.|5 and'll.f/O. All F»ad« of U. S. Stand¬ ard banting. Lewie H. iRtMS Company, Birooklyn Ave. an^ M'a\ti Strait. Free* port. N. y.
the eonsecotive number of Opposite their name:
Years
M^i-ion Pateiaon 10 Caroline Miller 2
Barold Cornelias S
August Chaphe ^     2
Helen Chaphe 2
Mnriel Pauiek 2
Jessie f akrick 2/
Rtith Brayton 2
Dorothy Clark 2
Try ro^-specisl box bt cot Rovers. i&s tat the weekaad. C R- Aaltert. flurist, ilQckviUe Centre. L. I. Tele-' pboRv «ftnq«ctiMt: delivary anywhere.
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•^ j CLARA ». rOUNGS
1 Clara H , wife of Joseph C. Youngs, I (i$«irT«esday^..J^e 29, st her lau I home, Z6 Pine Street, aged  47  yeiara.
,,        i Funeral   services   Were   held   at   her f ^««^^!^^"*
J?   j"; bome tTiarsdsy evening,  July 1,   witbj Urade i - ..
dinances with which they roust comply It waa decided to  purchase  another B^w load of Peekakill gravel.
Permission was granted for the erection of an electric s?gn at Chub- back's drug sforf.   Main   Street   and
Special features at  tke   Plaza  Air<
Virade i :„,..__,.._, ,«j1„ „, w.„„_,.i;.,«_   o. apeciai leaiurcs at   ine   riaza   Air«
„    ,   ; interment today at Narrowsburg, Pa. ,'¦ ,        ^     .       ,•     -      Dt..ixr
S!!l«  Re- S- 0, cartice. paator of 7be   m! j l^* "'''jf !{'.i-'^i„/^^r^,!'^:
Grade Grade Grada Grade
W.R.C«tAftMiy
The iJSad anaaal eonventien
Cbor^   officiating;  Soatbard  ft lloore, faneral direetora.
wick BE   "Alias   Jimmy   Valentine. One of the greatest five reel pietores over made in tbis country.
Wednetditf. July 7, "The Island of Regeoeratieta," with Edith Storey. S. Rankin   Drew   and Antonio   Moreno,
HENJAlslN^, SEAMAN Benjamin G. Saaman. aged S6 yeara , died at his iaU home 1^6 Sohth   Main !.By Reverend Cyros Towsend  Brady . °'  '^^ I Street, on Mon^y.    Funetal  sei-vices There waa never a atory  written by
Departmsntaf New York, woman's | ^ere held Tsssday, Rev. 8-0, Curtice, anyone that offered greater poasiblli- Relief Corps, was beld at Albany last; p.,<p, gf th* «. E. Cbondj, officjat-, Uea to film drama; ¦ flre at aea, the week. »:hen they were giV'U « camp is,g - foterment Greenfield Cemetery; i earthqtuike, tbe charn?ing love aeenes fire aad rw»»ptl<ai   In   the   Statvi^Ar- jc, A. Polton. funeral director. on a trop!(>il4sland, the vnval of ibe
roory. by Qotemor Whitman and Wa,-. ^ ¦^.--. ~ ;u. S, Cru^r apd t^ retom to   civil-
•teff. The delgataa irmm D- B. P. Attention iif ealied to the advertise fiaation- Admisnion llooday add Weil Hott Peet Corps was tiw president, > qoent of Agnes A.,Donnelly, maOlcQr-juMday asatinee. lOe; •eeaiKC, 10 and Mr*. WitHama. ^aat ptati^t,   M'.s.  ing. fitc.. in this isaae of tbo Review.  ISe. |
Bentley. and lira-Ahhott. Ad^artfcNaasaa I     ' Aidamitiaaaaaat.
the Transfiguration, was Grand Mar¬ shal, and Harold Brown at Freeport M. E. Chorch, assiatant. Rev. R. H. Scott, rector of the Church of the Transfiguration, is President of the Freeport Sonday School Aasociatiion; Harold Brqwn, secretary, and Roswell Davis, tifeasurer. The committee on arrangements were Rev. Elmer E. Loux, pastor of tbe Baptist Church; Rev. A. C. Karkau, ol the Lotheran Cbarch, and Rev, J. Sidney Gould of the-Pre»byterian Charcfc.
The streets were lined with parents aod visitors, ijvho <:heered the children, who looked lovely. A feature of ,the parade'Was an aatomobile float deed- rated with ferna and daiajes in wh'ch were Miss Gladys Austin and bfV class. The Bethel A. M. E. Church also made s floe fbowing and altcgether the pa¬ rade was. a great auccesa
A speoia! department   meeting   waa
''eld at  headquarters  Thursday   effen-
ng, when it was decided  to   hod   tha
hnnual field day  on   Labor    V»y,    the.
I same-as the past two  years,   amt  tha
foreman of each company is to fjle.tha
'narntrs of t*o committeemen with   tb»
|departmet>t secretary withinuno week,
; when the preiiniiniiry wteting mill   be
i called. It was decided, to request the Council^ to hold tbe  annaal   inspection   of   the >
After Motorboat Owners        j department on the momir.g of Ljbor
Government   inspeftnrs   have   been      a   motion   Was    also    unanlmouslf busy inspecting motorboats  and   their I passed requesting the Council to   tak»-i, equipment for safety   at Freeport and ,om.j action toward getting all the flre ¦! BaHwii:.    Many owners of craft uting  hydrants in  the   tillage   paintjj   r«d,..j motor    p-^Wi'r , have   received   notice* j with w';ite tip.
fforo Collector Malone   that   they   are j 	
liable to IK.'O pensUies,   which,   how-j ^ ¦'
ever, may be remitted   for a first  oU\ Elks \^nt PatchogUe
fense. if it is not an aggravated case, | Fre^pOrt Lodge of Elks v;^^ well on s'^ediflg a stMement to the Pecre-, represented at the initituficn .• Patch,.; tary of Commerce. A mxitorboat .-an . ogoe Lodi?. Friday aTterrm n About not be operated upon the inland navi-, joo tnettthAt of Freeport IMz- met gable waterways now unle«s it bas it., t (be Club^hou,? ind parade! to the #?,"'Eri!"V^ ,   filu"""'T*«   '^^'^*^''''\depoi, where they were  conveyed in «?
^^^^j^j ^^^.^ ^^^   PstchogOe  an.d   to<^lj
of  the  aft«»ik^
fcg horn, bell, lightx,  and   fire   extin John D. Gunning of the   CH'urch  of f*^**''*'^" «»' •«»«««'•"»   P"*" to over-jpi;; jp ,1,^ ceremonies -       -     -        coih^gasolene fires [noon and evening.
Fourteen Years Ago
(I(eiBs Qtiulfiie«t iron* the iteview Ales fourteen yel(r»*go this meek 1
Cdmmencement addraas, f?. H. 8. * Rev. D. .^. Jordan of Greerpoint Tab¬ ernacle.
Rtsoliiiioits ^y Villa'^e Board:'"Uiat owner of notor   cjtf  be notifted not
Photo by K, I'. Di>.'i.-ic!iy
' ,        THE SUNDAY SCHOOL PARAll
The A". M; E: g^tday Schools attracted much, favocabie comment
Pdfaw Head^Miten ll*v«d
to sail fasicr Jien hi^if speed in the i Building oo Cbarch Street. The con pablic bigbway known as Freeport j tract bas -iitetAy bMn awarded t^ River."      .;       ^' jnf,w cells to b» placed in the iiailding,
"°C-J!L-01i>y retires as school ptinci-1 which wili be <)f the up-to-date sasi- pal after 8 years' serviees; gnuieates,! ta^v tvn.. n,.*- ,i«rr,».„i.,i i.u ih. utpf. Nina Homp&^ey,   Ella   Bedell,   Helen
Tbf Police Department is now pern	
aosnvty   located   in   tbe   nrW   Pettit thisw^. ...IJ . ¦.—_i. «      .     ,rw-   _._       ,j^ clotisg games of the South
Leagoe will ba played hr Seta hetWMn Freepor: andi Rockvill*- tre—a double header.
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RefBlarr haatball  news   •
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Verrill, Joba Raynor,   Bargcat 3*ter« iKHit. Angaat Jo^ioaoo. Fifth aanaat parade and toahtaineitt
of Town Aswiciat^n he'd at Freeport.
Buy your cua) now tciore ycu   Ttata 14.    FreepcTt Coal Coniipasy.
AevvrtlMmnil
I
xieth Service,
^Ij^i'iOg -data SZJA.boar. -Tai. i Freeport.
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