Nassau Post 19161124

              Y9tt.   «.   No.   17.
OFFICIAL PAPKK OF THK YIIJ.AIJK  OF FRKKPORf.
rHK   NASSAI   POHl',  FKEEPOK'I',   NOVKMRKR  -'1.   1916.
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OK   NA.S.SAl   I 01 Nl V.
PUIt K T\^0 PKNT"*
CATHOLICS DANCE WEDNESDAY NIGHT
An   Enjoyable    Affair
Under  Auspices    of
Holy Name Society
DiiKiklyii llall was crowded to il,^ i;apaeity on Wednesday nigbt, when an Entertainme-iit and Dauee wab given under the auspices of the Ho¬ ly .Name Society of the Church of Our ItAidy Redeemer, The Royal en- le-rlainers ol' .New Yeirk had bf-en engaged and proved their ability lei the   satisfaction   of   the   audience-.
After the- e iite-rlaiiinie-iit, many re¬ mained for the- dane:e whieli fol- leiwe-d. The e-ommittee in e-hargi- of the affair .vas J. J. uonaghy, l-;xec- iitlve oflie-ci', Joseph Gallagher, Kd¬ ward Meaii--y, ,1, .\!iil(-ahy. T. ,1. Gll¬ len   and   O.   Kelley
A number of tiie article-s left over from the- rci-e-nt fair of the Churcii nf Our Holy Ke-deme-er were dis- [Kisi-d   of.
Among Iheise- present were; Ite-v. John O'Texiif, ,Miss Emily ,\loian. Miss J, Gailaghe-i-, Miss IxiuKhlin. .Mr, and .Mrs, P'^fi.x- .Mr. and .Mrs, ,Murphy, .Mr, and Mrs. K, Kice, .Mr and Mrs, Egan, .Mrs, .Se-hiller, .Mr. and .Mrs, Fcink Ke-heie, .Mrs, {'imnel- ly. Mrs, Har: is, .Mr. and .Mrs. Robert I-;, DohHghy, ,Mi-, and .Mrs. Te-ddy .Moran, ,VIr'. and .Mrs, William G, .Martin. .Mrs, Wioods, Ml,ss Reilly .Mrs Barnard Ixionam and daughters. ,Vlr, Gobler and sister, .Mr. and .Mrs, .lohn K, Kiii'up, ,Miss Tollman. Mr AVilliam lioiiaghy, Miss Kose Uaii(-h .Mr, Edward ,\Ie-aiiy' .Miss Anna Ila- iicb. Mr. John .'Meany. .Miss IJushel- mer. Miss .Marlon .Marlow, .Miss Meany, .Mr. John J, Donaghy. Jr., .\lr. and .Mis. Doughty, ,\lr, and .Mrs. .Iohn J, Don.-iKliv, Sr., Mr, and ,Mr,s, Ryan, Mr, anel .Mrs, George Anglin. Mr, Gillen, Mr, Schultz. .Mr, .Miiiphy, Fox, .Mr, Curley, .Mr, Louglilin Galla;;he-i   and   .Miss   ,Marl(iw,
.MOTOR    10   BABYLON
Kiflee-li eif llie- iiie-inbi-ts- of FrCo- IKirt Chapte-i .\ei. 5.S6, order eif the- Eastern Stai. motored -toyii to Ba¬ bylon on Tiie.Kday e\enini4, to attend i the eon,stitiiiing and pi e-senlatioii of! Ilie Pyianiid Chaptei Sn. i,'.t4. order of   the   I-^asteni   Star.
All elaboiate e-eilation was .served i in the Haneiiiet It.-,11, atte-r Ibe bu- ¦ .liness   iiie-e-ri'.,g. |
Those-    who     attended     from     tbe I I'ree-pori   CUapti-r   were-;    .Mrs,   Tlllle | Ki-l.-^iy,  Mih,  Ida Arnold, .Mrs. Rayeie j Howell,   .Mrs,   Daisy   L.   Hutton,  .Mr.i, j .Ai.l.a   I.iiiibiy.   .Ml...   Grace-   Dunbar, ,Mis,    Allele    Plump,   Mrs,   .Margrethe j Graser,   .Mrs.  Ceee-lia  Fulion-   ,Mrs.  A  | .Se-hein:iiaiiii.    ,Mrs,    ,Mildred      Cbiistie- I .Mih.    Diriba   Haiielall    „Mi-s.     Je-nnii .\,    Sinitli,    .Ml-^s    Ce-eilia    Pa.v .\lls,s   Gi-iaid.
DRUMMERS MEET AND TELL STORIES
Best Raconteur Wiil Be Entitled to Wear In- si^a as Champion
Mr Mr
MASS MEETING FOR MEN AND WOMEN
FREEPORT   CLUB   NEWS.
The flrst of the s'rics e.f we-ekly dances which teiok place on last Fri¬ day evening at the Frei-port Club House proved to be a great sm-ce-s.-^. A large nuinbe r attended, Mr, and Mrs, Russell Uandall won the- lucky number contest. These weekly dances promise  to  be  very  popular.
The beef steak dinner to be- given at the Fn-e-iiort Club House- on Sat¬ urday, Nove-mbe-r 2rith will be- a "stag" affair and will be feir the- be ni-til of the club. Spe-eilal musle; of four pieces will preiviilc tbi- (-nie-rtalnment. and a ge-ne-ral KOod time Is e-xpee-le-d. Tbe conimittee- in charge an-: Mr. MontKonieiy Milbank, Mr August Johnson. Mr C, 1), Baker, Mr, Ed niund (Uicshire, Mr. Percy Morri-^nn. and   Mr.   Hay   \v hittukci
f)n Thaiiksnivinii day lli.- usual tea and dan'-aiU will Ik- held ai the- Fre-e¬ port  Club from  thn-e- to s.-ve-n (i'(-lo( k.
The II.en are- ni.l on'y still talking; about the great Fred. B Smith meet¬ ing at the- elub on the 12th, but are Lalking about and looking forward to the- liiPe-ting eif Siinda.v, De-cember 3rd, to be- held in the I!o;-kvlll(- Cen- I'e-   The-atre-   at   ',i:4ii.
The .Mi-n's .Me-etinK Comniilte^e, co¬ operating witb the Boy>' Conference, are furthering this occasion and are conlident that a meat crowd will till lhe spacious auditorium to its capac¬ ity. l-"or tbe woiuen, as well as the- men, are- tei hav.- the opportunity of lie-Hiins Fied. W. I'earsall. the State ,-3.-ci( lary of the- V. .M, C, A. of the Empire Slate on Ihe- subject, "The Home- and The- Roy." Surely no topie: '-ould be more luli-re-siing to a man or a woman, wli(?iher the-y have boys of Ihe-ir own or not. for they recog¬ nize- instinctively that the we-lfare of the town, state and country is de¬ pendent In ureal measure upon the- boy,
Mr. I'l-arsall Is an elotiuent plat¬ form orator of large reputation and experience. He will address many aiidii-nccs on this same- topie elurlng Uhe- next few we-e-ks all ove-r the- state and, in fae-t, will take a night train from Ihe bin Buffalo Boys' Cun-1 fere nee to be- in Koekville C^entre on Sunday afirenoon. Deeember 3rd, Special music for the m«-eting will be re-ride-red under the geneial direclion of Thos.   E.  Hai-tmann.
This meeting will no doubt attract In larpe meaaure Ihe fatbcrs and mothera of de-legates from Rociville O-ntri- and the- m-arby- e-omnumltieH, and, in aeldition, will be .--uppeiried larue-ly by those- who are- entei triininf; the- beiy dele-Kates In their homes. At the same hour the big afte-rnoon me-e-ting for boys will be held, as menlione-d elsewhere In conm-cilon with   the-  e-onfcrenc«>  plans.
Ixmg Island t.'ouiiell .No, ,'i5i.i, o'.' the liilteel C'ommereial Traveler.-5 oi' America had a tine lime at their iii.inthly mee-tiiig at Frteport. las: .Saturday, .Vipoiic- the enjoyable feat¬ ure-s was lb" iuitiating of hve lan- didates into the mysteries in very 'uid ' ''i'Pressi\e fashion by the degree team of th'j Past Councillors Asso- e-ialioii of the .Metropolitan Distrie-t. I'oiiiiteous s lands and clever spc-e-ch- es by Past Grand Councillors K. S. Tucker, and L, R, Decker, CJraml Exetutive Commiltteiuen, John Du- Bois, Association Secretary. M. I'. Thwaite, and Past Couiicellor C. ^L Kohrs of .New Vork Couiuil and Past Councilor J, M. Wile of Kni¬ ckerbocker Council and oiIk is enii- \e-nid   the   oce-asion.
At the next meetiiii; sonu- more- eandidates a:(- e,\pectcd anel also a .Xmas gift paity is on the way. An inleie-stiiig ide-a is being projected by this coune-il. which may be well takep up by other dnimmei coun- eils and which feiinis a very enjoy¬ able- feaiure, I'mlei ;;ood and we-i- faie each brother is permitted tei tell a short slory and then a vote is taken as to tlu- best yarn told and the- winner is then pL-nnitted to wear until the next vote- is taken at the nifxl meeling a beautiful le-salia as the- "C'jampldii Kaeonteur" of Lonji   Island.
RE-APPOLNT   >'AS.SAU  POST
The- .N'as.-^au Post published at F'reeport, an-l the .North Hempstead Record, puollshed at Great .Neck, -ve.l ie-iianic(l Ihe County Offlclal Newspapers lor lhe ye-ar of l!ll7 to publish the .Session Laws, the cur¬ rent resolutions. Resolutions of the Board and Flection noti(-es. at itn meeting; of ilie- Board of Supervisoi .-¦ ^111 I'liday, .\oveiiiber 17th. Je mer K, Stile-s is f wner and Kditor of tlie .Nass.iu I'o.-il and Georgi- Hollis Ken-| nehan owner and Editor of the Re¬ cord.
LUNCHEON FCR m LOCAL LEGISLATORS
Nassau Suffrage   Club Will Entertain Suc¬ cessful Candidates
NEW   CROS.SWALK
.\t    tlu-   dueiiion Hiiain   K.   Smith,  the lMHk_/?uk-s   I,!   .Main
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.MAIN   ST.
f Siipe-r-, i;,<>I leiss wallis on Fre-e'iPorr,   a:
COUNTY FAIR HAS GROWN WITH YEARS
Association Started 75
Years Ago Ago With
$319 in Premiums
.\ ¦ coiiKratulaiory hinehenn ' will be' xive-n to (^oiiKressiiian and Mr.-^ Fred, C, llicks, Senatoi and -Mrs. Geor^'e L, Thompson, and .-\sse.jibly- nian and Mrs, Thonia,-^ A. .McWninuey on .Monday, .November '2'lh. by ihe .Nassau Ceiunty Wotui-n's Suiira^e | tro Party at  We-stbury  Gaidi-n,--   Inn. | i-,-;.
AUGUST JOHNSON DIED ON TUESDAY
At the annual meotinK ot the Agri¬ cultural Society of Cjueens-Nassau Counties, held S;'.turday altc-rno^.n at the fair grounds, E. ('overt Hulst of Flushing was le-elucted president; Kobeit Seaman of Jericho. vie-t»-pres- ident;; Lott Van de Water, Jr , of Hempstead, secretary; Thonuis H, Bacon ot Hempstead, treasurer; He-nry W. Cnderhill of Jericho, di¬ reetor, represent ng the- lown of Oys- '.e-r Bay George M, Hewletl of Mer- "ick, was elected as the new member .<f the board, representing as a di¬ rector the town of He-iepsiead,
The treasurer repmied receipt.-- during the year of $riO,2S3,(;5, dis¬ bursements of 141,815.2.T, leayiuK a balance of $8,438.45 There is a bonded indebtedness of $9,(^00.
During   the   meetlnK   iiuite   a   fund was   contributed   by   many   of   those iires(-nt, toward a  puri lees to  plant along the
' Co\ers for two hundred will be laid, and the- dinlm; room and tabh- w-lll be beautifully dicor;iitd with the .¦^uffraKi- colors. The- miisie- will be furnished by the- Me-tropolitau Opera Orchestra, Mrs. Raymond Hrown, .Mrs, Janie-s Lee-s Laidlaw and either pruiiiiiiem suflrape b-ade-rs will be pre st-nt, as well as ail lhe .Nassau County   leaders
The-   hostesse-s   are-:    Mrs    W'iinhrop ' Burr,    of    Lawrenc.-;     .Mrs.    Earl    J,; l!enni-tt,    of    Kockville    Cenire;    .Mrs, J John   Lewis   Childs, Mls,s Caroline- Child
!hc inU'iscetion of OIi\e Uoulcviird have been ;iiit iu excellent i-onditiiui. 'ihey outKrew- theii- usefulness sonu time ago and were in a wu-teluHi (ondltion when the matter v> a.s iu'ouKht to the aitention nf .Mi Sniilh,
-Main Stieet is a eeiunty theuoiigli- faie- .end .oiuiuuin^ his polii-j oi mainte ii;ijie-e, Mr, Smllh dirnti-el Ihal llu- lille- year bithulithk- pa-e- i-u III in- la-'l :it the proper li\(-ls and   at   a   cost   of   m arly  $300
During   tlu-   past    few      inonths      a
poitidii  ol   .Main  St    and  that   sei-iiem
of    the      .Meirick    Keiiiel    1,-etween    llu
track   and   Bay   View-   .¦\\e-nuc
11    ernicly    ii-surface-d     with
FREEPORT ELKS TO HAVE A TOURNEY
Select Teams to Bowl
Mondays and Fridays
Until Next March
blthulithie
SEC. HUGO WARNS FAST AUTOISTS
¦'Ue-i(-nll> ."   sa.vs Huf;o,  "th(-,e  was stration   nie-asurin;.
¦e-e-ii-t.u.. ol Stall l.elucted a deiuoll- tlie- ti'iie iiiti'ival of Floral Park; I between se-eini; a si;::,11 white 11,.n ap- of Great Neck; Ipear and pn-ssinj; do.-.n a ley, v with .Mrs. Theodore .M, Kip,soui, of Hemp-Ithe hnmr. With most of the peo;iU- ste-ad; Mrs, William H, Seaman, of jexpei inn nte d w.ili, tiii-^ inter, al was Glen Cove; Mrs, Fred Story, of Free-jfounel lei be about l/lilth of a second, port; Mrs, Oeorge L, Hubbeli, of I hut wiih some ii.oie- slowly niovinj; I Gardin City; Mrs, Arthur Jaques, of ' individ :a!s the- int-i val was iwu-e-: Lynbrook;    Mrs,   (Jeorge    .\.    Thayer.'as  lonj;
I'ort Washington; Mrs. Townsend! "This k.iid of a im asure-meci has j Scudde-r, of Sea Cliff, and Mrs, Eger-|an Imnii-aiate applle;ition to pit-se-ni ] ion   L.   Winthrop,  Jr,,  of  Oyi-te-r  Bay,'stre-et    tiattic   conditidiis.      .\    v,-hie-le ,
The Fievpoit Klks UkI^c han started off very 8Uceessfull> witb a .sixteen Ihii-e- men tiaiii bowling louruanieni, on ,Moiiday and Friday nmlits until middle ot ,\taieh next, witb   feillowiu.s;   entries:
1. John      ,Matthlas    Frank      E. Southard    He-nry   K,   Fennelly.
2. A,      N.      Johnson    Henn       c. Schluter Charles   K    Storck.
o.  Filed    S    Staals    C     i:     ,Mae-k C    i:.   Cross,
4. Willian. I- Iniiikei Clixs I'. Fiitz    I-'red    Koch.
il. John J. Dolan Kieel u Gii-o- ves     II.    Kil,.y    Kayneii
t-    K(iy     I)      I'l-arsal!     A       \V eisa
Joseph    lllISlll ^^ t,
7    I'lias.       .\      Sigiiu.ini   'i;.*-.ortt«— Kyfe-     K.   N.    Kdu aids "^
5. '1 henna-.     ,\.    .Muiia.i     .s;> U lv   She;i    J.lines    K     Vouati
!i.  .-V.    .Neisweirlh\,      ,li.
i;      .\     Goe-t.-e !,ius l,.-ei    Halpil:     I'lUil      llul|itu I.    Henle-
li-st    S,     lH-.\iiili     Jeihn    K, Clias.    Mtiravi(-k
Sll  I
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COL. F.P.SELLERS AT
MEN'S MASS MEETING
.August   Johnson,   Stiiiui,   foi    .hii-
I ly-eiiu-   yeai,.   a   leside-nl   ol   l-'ii-e-port,
I died on Tuesda>  of this we-e-k,  at  the
I .M,    i:,    Hosiiital    in      Brooklyn.      .Mi,
I Jeiluison   hild   not    been   enjoyiiu;   th.-
bi-st   of   bearii    for   some-   little-   lime
and   failing   lo     respond   to   medical
treatment-   he   was     taken     to     tlu
Brooklyn      Hospital,     He     made      a
brave   fight   to   regain   his   health,
,Mi-, Jolmson was born in Sweden, fin .Nove-mbcr ISlh, ISSiI, in bis e-aily youth he cainc to tlie- I nile-d Slate,-, and lias been a Stahviiit .'^.iiicrican eve-r   since,
Cominene-ing life- with only his natural rcseiiire-e-s for his (-apital, and the liniite-d eelucation afforded by the ordinary distrie-t school o; early     days,   he     conquered   sue-cess
Thr(iui.'li
af the roadway of the- fair ground | p/'";"', property. This projei i is b,-ing un¬ dertaken by William W ('ocks of Westbury, who bopi-s that olhe-rs will be interested and ei ntribute a little -tomi-thiuK to the (ausi Hi- bc- lie-vi ,1 the futur- will see lhe- advan- ages of an e.rly lar.^ln;; o t ol the idea.
This ineeiiiin draws lo a ilose- I he aciiville,s connee-teel with the 75ih an nlve-rsaiy eit the- Society and the .'jUth .tnniversaiy of its location on the ',;i-ounds now ok upied.
The (list fair wsf held at Hemp¬ ste.id, October i;;, ."*&!.;. Then the receipts we-re- ^iW.SS. I'rem unis were offered to the- amoiuit of $"19. To-elay ove-r $1:3,'MKi is (iff(-i<-d by Ihe- ,-;o(-ie'ty  in  premiums.
.Mr. Bacon has b.-e-n tn asuiei ol lhe- Soeieiy since 1SK2, si-e-ntaiy of •he- horse de-pari-nent siiii-e \s'j:: and .iiaua^'i-r  since   l,S!it
ay.
The Committee on Arrangements include .Mr.s, Harry E, .Maule, cliair¬ man; .Mrs, Donald Wilson and Miss .Marjory Brooke, ail of Hempst-ad; .Mrs. John Hill, .Mrs P. J. McCord and Mrs Kufus L Weaver, all of Westbury (!ard«ns; .Mrs W. W to procure K'^"K''-y- of Garden City; Mn^ V K. asterly  side i'^i*>""'    ^^   '^'cu   Cove;   .Mrs.   KiiKetie
if in in.
Hyde   Park;    .Mrs of   .Manhasset.
.laiiie
NEIGHBORHOOD WORKERS ACTIVE
FREEPORT GUN CLUB ACTIVE. The Kri-i-poil Gu.i ("I'ab, whi(-li i: lo(at(-d at tbe tout of South Main stre<-t, have shoots i-very Salti.-day afternejein. All sbonieis are- Inviti d. This rironiisi-s lo bc an;itli( r sport adde-d to the- nnnibe-r e-iijoyi-d In Free- port, and it will no doutit be a very short tliiK- be-forc lh- elub attains a gt-od ,MJze-(l riii-iiiber.-iliip, Thanksf--lv- itir. Day •.\lll al,--d be op.-n lo sbooi- ers In the- iiorniiiK C. A. \'iiii K. ( se Ih pn-sl(l(-ni ol lln- oi Lcani/iUion, and Frank     I'     ."\ een n    is    secnlaiy    end
lisi    ('l.ill. iii(-e-tii::r Fr;ii;l lin
i-:dii(ii   l.i
Ci-I, Sf-lie Willi till vcars,   ai-.i
\rn-nr:    M; lie     Infll
(lay   iii.i.'l!i    ll   il;i-   11,1 jl
11    G:i
anil   sei-iiri-d   a   (-(-
the-   le-si 11   ..ll'  a  1.'
ee-iii,(>ii;.,     a:.il      '-oii'.i-able-
He   has   b<-en   an   employee
Lem-.'    Island   Kailroad    for
scrviii;^    as    S.iti.i ii.u iiii.iil    nf    '..'i'tcs
al    ( I (ir,,^iii.:;s.
.Vlr.   Johnson   \sas   (lis;lintl,y   a   man ol   aliilitv ani  early  tau;;lil   his  cliild-
pctence- which Is i  life- of  industry
(h-alings. of     the
i,'i   years.
,v:o, held, IV TJ' Hi rs, the MidoM;, s tr.v-. i Ka::le    for
'.;; ,-i v\ ili- cl( 1 i;> .
p. I senal     1
C(-l,
.'ions
coniK cli ii-ly tij, citaiiii.-iio
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COIIK
FOR A CHRONIC COUGH
inaii\ v,.!! l,ii(.v\ii 1111.11, ineliulli ;- H(-niy \V;.|-il r..'-ilie-i, S I'arks Cai'- maii. C, C, Hall and other pr(-a(-li- eis, goin.sc into their e-h;irae-teri.-iii.-^. He   spoke-     ol      religion,     predie-'iii"-;
,\ Ionic Ihill will slren.mheii llo- hums anil iiid in kcepini; lip flesh and viliility is i-ssent ially    tl
rorn
Ireiitiiii
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MAIN    STKKET,   FKKLPOKT
I thill   Ibe-  dny j ian     pcuple- i gre-at    liclie-f, I       The-re-   we-;-' I ane-(-,   amoim i S\dii( >¦      Goi j  Kev.   V.llliaii    11 ! A,   C.    Kai knu. I iuldre ,s, llu ;-c  \ I sion-    in    whie-h
ill   (-eiiiie-  when e-hrl,';t 111   be   iiiiite-d
!  le-n    'hose-   le-s,-;ei ri( t>'   and   imiu-^
I   tl.    ("-l-i'lile.     tl.e,-I
I  the.    le-SIK-e-t    iinel
j with   w-hoiii   lhe;
!      The   I'uiu-riil   M-:-vie-i
1 hi-;      laK-      l-l -id. ner
e\ .-niiii;,   wilh   a   priva I   1 1 iday    inoriii. -;,    :il
liie-li-iy, i       I'oiir    e Ililll; e ii    snr- ; .\.   .loliiison.   .'mi-iisI   \ [ llillll    Ii.    Joliise-ii    an
A.    Olson.
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Thursday
fei-ni<-iil   (III
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BESSIE MAYLAND IS BRIDE OF MR.SMITH
Miss Bessie .<, .Mayland, (liiii;.;hl('r < nf the late Kolaud H, ,Maylanel and ; Mrs, .Maylaiid of Randall- Fre-e-peiri, j >- as niarrie-d to Sydney Sniith, of ! Merrii-k Koad, Freepori, on lasi; Tue-selay e-v.-ning- at 7,30 o'e Uxk in , the- Bay Lidife l-;plscopaI Chinch. ! i imo- the- saiiK- ml- ' n    wcdhK-k    M i      iind
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11.    S(-(iti, -(.k( III iilui-   and   Ke-\, ,\fte:      Col,   Selle-r's IS  a  .t'l-iu-ral  dis(-u- lh(-   clerirvnien    and
MORTGAGE BURNED j BY ODD FELLOWS:
l-;ilwiiid B, :.(iit, took part, I K v llaikiiu spoke- of lhe eeiiiiin-J: j i-e-li hiiilioii of lhe- l.uthei-aii Churcti, I iii'd sii,;t:esteel that the iiuii of the I vilU-!;e-,:is well as the e-'.e-rgy he-ii. I .ioin in a i-'eni-ral fede-j-ation In e-eiu-, ! iiectioii with ilii,s eve-ni. This nial- j te-r iiiiiy he taken up by the- .Me-n's i Feele-i iition, ol' whieb Ui.hcit Null is i the   bend.
.\   -(oie   of aiiciuKd   th- Ce-iiti-r   lxid'.;e ou   l-'iidiiy   last on    I'lie-   proiHil yciils    ;igo   'he-
F:(-e-peii-t   ( eMcrcise.-;    . No.    2711. when   'I was   binned, preipe-i ty      was
KeK-kvilli- O,   O.   F.,
I'lorticaKc
Six
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MASK  BALL HELD BY THE GREEN I
TURTLE  ASSOCIATION  A   BIG        i
SUCCESS, I
The mask ball which -,v;is held at the Bi-llmore Firi-mi n's Hail last Sat-1 urday e-ve-ning by the Gre-e-n Turtle] .Vssociation drew a liir;;e e rowd. I Dancing was continued until the early | morning hours, Prlies were given for tbe- lady's handsomest costume as j well as for the- man's moBt comic I costume-, I
Tbe Gre-en Turtle Association is j growiiiK In nu-mbi-rship, tbe charter i members being .lerome Messina, Will- i iam Valentine-, t'liarlts Peterson, Au-| di-rson BlooiiK-r Waller Brockman. Fred Hodegsoii. Frank Hrilton. and C,   ReKan,
chiisi-el with a payment of $,'i,iioii and a moil Kage ed J10,OOO wa.s placed on it, Tliis hai gradually been paid off until but $500 remaiui-d. The $,100 was paid oil this month and the burning of lhe la.-it \e.stlKe of debt was a i-au;-'- for jollilicatlon by the Odd Fellows of tbis section, The-re wi'ie Iiresent about six hundred in- (ludiiiK repiesentatives from lodges at Peirt Washington. Sea Cliff, ,Mi- ne-ola, Hicksville, Babylon, Freeport, lle-mpstead. Far Koe-kaway, Sea¬ side. Wejod llave-n and either places, A
I-'enty-e iuhl yi av- iiisU'i- Joined i Mrs,   ,Mayland,
Tlu-  we-ddiiiM   was  a  \e'iy  ijuii-i   oil' oil   iKi-oiinl   (11   llu-   lale  de-alb  of   .Mr .Mayland.     .Mi,  aud   .Mra^ Smith   aftei the   (-e-re-monj,   accompanied   by   .Mrs Roland   .Mas l.ind   and   .Mrs,   Lewis   of Brooklyn,   an   old   friend   of   the   fa niiiy,  siaiie-d   in   ii  Cadilai- car   for a i ten    days      niolor      trip.      They    vsill : slap   ill    the   vaii'>iis   points   of   ii-te i re-st   em    their    way    to    WashiiiiAtoii It    is   understood    thai   on   Iluir   re-- liirii.  111*  liridi   and  i;rooiii   will   mak" tlie-ii-   home-   with   .Mis.   Mayland
-Ml. Smilli,-.Mil kiiovn in !:-iil(-riial Illld busiiie-ss e-irleles, i,-i asso( lated v. illl Ills bidiliei- G. Benm-tt Smith lr. the nian,i;.re-me'nt of th(- ;,;ai-ai;( iind i.U'loi- ' iipply (.slabli:>hine-nl, oi: Kiisi .Ml iii-n Knad. oiu- of the- be-s* l.iiown   on    ',oii','   Island.
AUCE SOUTHARD TO WED JOHN CARNIE
it< ne'reiu,s offer ol fbe manager eif the Pla/ia The-atre at the followiiu; pi-iforminci s Saturday, November 2.1ih, iiiaiinee and niKht, Sunday, Novembe-r 26ili: Monday, No¬ vember 27. matinee and night, and Tuesday, Novembei 28, an inoviition Is  to  be- launche-d.
It    has    be. n   suK^i'Sti-d    that   (¦a(-h person   bring   one   potato,   b-aviiu;    it .It   till-   door   as   ibey   enter "It   Can   Be   Done,"
,-^eiiii'-hody   ,said   ibat   i;   iculdn'i   be
lone,    but    wilh    a    i buckle    ri-plied,
'Ihiii luay be- ll cemliln't, bu:  he- Would
'/I    one-   w:ho   wouldn't   say   so   till   hi
ti-i(-d."
These will t,.. dlstrilmli d ilii-(iui,:h the Olllce of neiijhhorhexid w-orkers, ,!!! Kailroad ave-nue. Our aim has alwiiys been to be-ne-lit the- whob- co'iinuinity as we-U as the mdividual. It iie-e-d scarcely bi a,-^si'i-ii-d that we re(-omiize no hampi riiii; ri-strie--ieins in religious be Ih-f, raei- or color Every person who ne-(-ds e,ur be-lp has a just e-lairii upon our asistane-e NKlGHBOKHOOn WORKERS, '.','.) Kailroad avenue, Oflici-    tiouis:    ;i 12, Freipon.
The- Ni^ig'iborhooel Wo.-^k'-rs are sup¬ plying the childri II of Columhus ave nu(- school uilli. nialK-d milk as a nourishnu-ni lo those wio Tieed it The Chris, mas red stocking that brought so mueh e-hee r to the h'art.s of so many little- ehiidren last year, wili be- here aKiiin this v(-ar. Tlu-si stockings an- be-inj; made by the- «irls of   the   .N'f.ssau   Cotiai.-e    .A-socialion
irave-lin;; lifte-e-n iiiile-s per hour moves forward 3 fei-t in 1 Kith of a second. It follows that how-ever alert a pede,-- irlan maybe-, a fast velfltle ean move 'rom 3 to ti f-e-t fro'ii the position in which he lirst noticed it b fore he iias time- lei even move a tintier, to say nothing of inovini.; the rest of his body.
It also shows that the pede-strian may unconse-iouEly bilnj; disaster up¬ on himself by relying too much on the wate-hfulm-ss and quickness of the drivers of autoinobilis; he ina> e-x e-rcise- teio fully for his eiwn safely his right to use the road. This ofte-ii •cause's him to step withimr lookint; into a heavily tiavi-le-d street or lei walk from behind the trolb-y car di rectly into the- path of veble-1. s In fae-t, this demonstiation prove-s that loo little emphasis hns bee-n placed upon the- daiige-rs of the- reiad, on which tratlie- has more than doubled during the past two years, anil edu catiemal work alon^ this line will d - much to diminish the' niiniber of hiu; way ai-e-idents,"
NINA DORLAN AND JOHN HESSIAN WED
Sihult/, J    Caiiii l.e-vy     C .Maye 1 ,Mayci
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Chas      11 Haw kii^- 10.   In Keibert 11    F.u I est \'an    .Nostrand
12, Jeihn    A. Veiiiiu;       .lotiii
13, Will.    .\. Iieiiiii-r    Sluion
11
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1,'. iiiK
Hi, .Mott-
Ou next usiml
bowling, which always hrinKs out u giMioel erowd. ,-\lso e-ntrii-s are helm; obiained for a duck jiiii loiiinaiuen' and arranKi-nienis iire- aUmt to be maele for se-mc inle-r-e-liil. ami in l(-i-lod|ie-    heiwling    contest,-,.
I.eopolel DaSils.i lleniy   T    lb K.    11     l-iaroii H,   11,    Gains. - A,   Jobnson Tuesdaj      and      W (elne-sdar   of we-ek   the-   l-Hk.s   will   nave-   tlu-ii ve-ry -ti enjoyable-   ThauksKiviuK
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111.
STATE IS PROBING MILK SITUATION
le. K
Ilk
War-
¦f Our iMilan, I,lviii   A
ai III ll l'l   Ja-,ii-,- llill,
'! h. w onlv lie. ..! lhe- ( a wlijli- .V (-deling- Mr. and 'lie    hiid
...lo.l;. (11 Ibe rce-Ioi- llolv    Kede
(laii.i'hl'-r   of
Doi lan   of I ;,    l-'ailier   ,1 i    I'.   Ill ss ian
Thiii-,s(Ui.v   eve ii-
of   the   Chureb
iiie-r,    .Miss   .Nina
ami   .Mrr,,
.•\V('.,    w fis I..     O'Toole
f^'i'. liM'.ie!
.Mr.
/jst ihii
of
111,
¦rei-
iii'lei :;()-.\ 11. M Is
's     ll..
was a qiiile. eiiii. nnd (hale raiiiiliis all.-Ild ly Mi: s 11(11 lan won- r and I'riii((..;s lace .'\fti-i-   tlu-   cci(.|niiii_\
lli-ssian    n-tiiriud    to ;i(     wh(.|(.    a      t upper
.1 (oufe-rence in New City today betwe-.-n member-' Wicks Investigating Coinmll tate olli(-ials, Jud^e flnorge (•ouns(-l, and othi-rH, the first 'ii-aiiii:; in a probi- in fhe milk dis ribiiliiiii III the- iiii-tropolis will ti.- ulei in l!ie roonis of tin- Mir(-tiaiits \ -dci Loll I-f Ne-w Veirk City tonmi ow W le CCM- hits been no sta e in-iil a,- lo llu- conteiiiplative pr.. '(-dure of lli(- Coiiimir.ii- in N(-v» Vo:k, il is e-xpee-teel that al the ». i » lUlsei, repre-sentativi-s eif the- hi;; nilik i-oiii-(-rii:; will b(- ciilli-d .\ S'.rv(-ai • atiiniiF employed by the Couunitl.-e ht-s b . n ' ii»^\ Sl rvins; t-ubpoenas m .. -,      \.   iv    'oi     -,.; • till   days       ll
ed   ihiti   the-  bearings   will    0:1 ill    1. ast   a   iiinnth. I    l:.-,!I Iph   lll-f    week    ill    M itd> III.    feillowiiii;   re-l oinme-nda! Ill  Ihl'  Wicks  Comiiiii
I lhe   law    prohlbitinc
II skiiii     milk    Into
l».   \.   U.   K
'Mi(.   All Iliiii^'hters ion   were K.   Iloa.u Hawkins
Adams 1 of the- .'\iiieii (-nu rlailie-el l.y aud he-r siste-i at   their   home
KNTI-RIAINLII
laplii    of
of     lh(
in   K(.\dliit-
.Mrs,   Dr,   A
-Miss   .Nillie
on     Oeean
"iis SI i-v(.(l. Tlie Illilll. ami ^reoiii llfl that Hi -hi for .Aiusbury, .Mii.--s, 'I    \i  il    Mr     Hessians   mother
MAN KILLED AT VALLEY STREAM
-vpi . I sunn
,M , intMi. ivere.   Ilia
Ke p.lll sllir-IIielil
Veuk
llllposiii;. a I.¬ all does in tin re.rriMeiei! in l»( iind   weiir (-ollars
I'liK-lnL- Uk- a ¦- al wliU-li i I alves nuiy be sliippi-d for fo-id '. n   ela.\s.   instead  of   four   wei-Ks
I'l.ividin;' a inor Tor   milk   t. stiiu-
The e-oiiipiiisoi > . by the iminersion n;ite-i-
u
im
of ..1 least :-: ' tail . l.avilii; 11,. oiint.\   I-lerk's  ol'
e-gilltiible    pl,i
lin,-;  of   all   III .f    (-ans    in
banquet  was enjoyed  by the  big j bride gathe-iiiig,     ,-\fter   the   addres.-ses   the'
Ilempsti Lynbrook noon by a
BASKET-BALL.
-ad H-gh Scho.l de fe-ated | ,,_^ . 1-^v, last Saturday after- ^ "^ score of 53-14,
Read  the  .Nassau   Post.
motu-ai-.e wi.s lmi ned, Lyman J, Chi'ney eif S.tlamanca. State Grand .Master, was the spi-iike-r eif the- e-\eii- iiig,     Oihers   also   spoke.
The   tray   on   wh^h   the   mortiragc wa    illl IK el was the g""! of two Lyn menibers,   Geoiiie   W.   Wrlirbt 1 snel   Frank   H,   Johnsem.
The   exercises   we-re   held     at     the : I Roekville   l>nter   Club   House.
Miss .\ii(-.- Southard, dautthlci ol ,\|i-, and Mrs. .Mile-s Southard, of Broadwiiy, will be married on next Tuesday- the- '.'8ih, to John .Milne Carnie-, Jr,, at lu A, .M,, in the Chure-h of the Incarnation, Brook¬ lyn, Revere-nd A. W, E, Ca'-rinKtein, fornu-r pasteir of the Chureh of the TransTiuiiration, will offle-iafe. There will be no attendants- and only the immediate families of the and friooom will be present, happv pair will po on an au- teimobile tour on their lioneyinooon, reiiirnliii; to Free-port to live- at tlu- brlde's   home-.
.Miss Southaid has liveel all he-i life in Freeport and bas made hosts of friends, Mr, ('arnle. formerly lived in Freeport, He moved to Brooklyn afterward and returned to Freeport last summer. when the friendship between the two devel¬ oped into the reunanee which will iiilniinati- ir the weddini.' on Tues- elav   next.
: .Ave.   last   Tuesday   afle-rnooon.     The- ' !ii(li(-;-    enjoyed    bridge     durini,'     Ihe ! alte-inoon.   ii'ie-r    whie-h   a    li,';ht   tol- i Ifitiein    was   si-ived   by   the-   lioste-sse-s, r'.(-ii   were si,\te.on, in  niiinbi-r;   .Mrs, • illl   I'ettit,   -Miss   .Million   Fite-h,   .Miss VjiKiiiia   Fe-niz.   .Miss     Helen   Pen/.i .Miss     l-:dna   Sinilh.   .Miss      Kaiheryn B.'uiMs,  .Mrs,   \ an  Glahii,  .Mrs, Shovey, I Mrs,  C,   Perpall,   .Mrs.   Pitdlado-   .Mrs He-nry      Phillips,      (Ke-ge-ini      all    of I iirooklyn     ni'l    .Mrs    Clinton    Demald- i son   of   Fre-e-port,  a   prosfieetlve  me-m- l.(-i.
KPWORTH   LKAtiCK   .MKKTS
on   TiK-sdai    evening,   tlu-     Grejup .Meetini;     of     the   Kpworth    Leagiu
i was     he-Id   in     the   Free-port   .M,   10
' Church, It was comprised of dele- Liate-s fremi Leairiiei- between Sea¬ ford   and   Richmond   Hill,     An   Inte
I resting feature of the rnee-tintr was the   large   attendance     from   Koose-
1 ve-lf. where the baby chapter is in the   proe-ess   eif   formatlem.
The   sjieaker   eif   the   meeting   was Kev.  Mr,   HaK^'erty,  pastor  of the  .M,
i K,   Church   at   Rockville-   Centre,   whei
1 itave   an   InspiriUK   discourse.     After j the-      uu-etini;
: jouriu-d to  the
,laiiu-s V.-i ' ille-d by -in IxjiiK   Islanel
lly
i;;(il hll.v. (-l((tii( Irain on liuilfoad,   on      Mon
ih(
of   Ihe   or
the   pl-ie-i
' hrysairhe-
TO CONFER FLORAL DEGREh
Tl'- elifi oration of M. c:iarile-,s' llall i'- In rir(i;j;(-ss for the- e-nnfe-rilni' ot the- Fleiral Det-rei- on the F'lei-iiort Chapter, .No r.Sii, Ordi-r of tb(- East ern .Star, by Itu- CasHJop. la (;i'aiil(»r, of Ifockvill.. i'e-iiiii.. lomorrow (Hat 'urday) iiii,'lit Ttie- liidie,s irani/ailoii mi d. corafini: v^ith iiiituiiin leaves and inunis A (¦ollali(jii will diiriiu;   the   (-veninu
The- members ot tlo-  Kre. port flmp
ler  -l'l       Tiiiie- c   K( Ley,  Dr   Ge-irg»
A     H     Smilh,   Mae   Condit    Pearsall
j Carrie    S.    Flint,    ,lennie    A     Hmith,
Daisy   L.   Hutton,   Flore-nee   V    St.le-s,
Ida     M,    Arnold,     Klsie    Whlt.-henise!
Adele    1     Plump,    Margre-the    (;ra-'r
Arlhur    Friend,    A      Gordon     Hurdle.
Annie-  Lindse-y, liayeie-  Howe-ll,  Llll-aii
.   . . r,   y       , Hardie,    Grace    \Y     Dunbar,    i'e. ilia
(,iccured   has   no  cates  and   has   been | Fulton, Ce-eilis Payen,  Ida Van Kv.-it.
Mildred   Christie,   Mamie   Keiiteur nb'
Vail.
the-   mil (ii'ttiij.
evening, at <he erossini.- Stre-aiii. lie wiis di iviii;; a wa.i-'on wbleb vMis loaded uilh brie k iind whe-n the- eiiis striuk the- rig many ..f the- bricks were llnowii into flu- .'irst e-ar wlu-ic tluy stnie k torman. Jame-s fJalhihaii, Iliiil   (juite-   -;'ve-ri ly.
The-   train   whieh    hit    Verity      w iis tlu-    t'iir   Heiekaway    local      jiml     ||| Lynbrook   •iominiiteis    w-e-re    delaye-el an   hour   by   the.   wre-ckai-'e   af   "S'alle-.v Stream. j
The   trossing   where-    tbe    aeeide-ii*
"le   scene   of  other   fatalltie-s
.SIRPRISKI)   JOIIN   RAVNOr:
John   Kaynor   w-as     surprise-el     em
'.'.v-dnesday   night,  when  he   relurne-el
I his heime- on  Ravnor avenue, fremi
'lm   villape   tei   find     a     number     o,'
lends,   who   had   man bed   from   the
home   of   H.   C    Raynor   and   piee-ti-d
him   w-ith   their     arms     laden   dow-n
tbeise-     present      ad- 1 with   good   thini.'s   fo   eat   and
Cbiireb   Parleir,  w-here    for     an     '-veiling'    of   n-i-v—   ,•
Truste Schemii
ian
Forr'-Ht Howard
'     Dunbar,    M E    Pear.iall
i-efreshments   we-re neral   social  hour
served   and  a was  enjoye-d.
pe
.Mrs Cristie entertained at tlve bun¬ dred last week. Those preH.nt we-re Mrs, L, Commilas, .Mr,-^. Brr-db-y, Mrs, Hottenroth, .Mrs Tbe'-dore GiBsel, snd  Mr»   Rothbelm
I Cards were- played- and iiiusk wiik enjeiye-el.     Those     present    were   .Mr,
I and  Mrs, J.  DeMott, .Mr, and Mrs, W*.
I S. De.Mott, \:r. and Mrs Harry De¬ Mott,   Mr    and    Mrs.     Hew-left     and
j daughter. CharU-s Combs, Mrs Hen¬ ry C. Raynoi Alben Ri-.-no: ::i:d Gilbert   Raynoi
SURPRISE   YOUNG   "BILLY. William  Hute-he-soii   wiis ti-ridi-re'  & Burprise    party   last    Friday    evening' af his home on  Franklin street.    Ttj« '-ve-nini.'  wa-i   sj-e-m   in   playina   pan.en and daneinp,  af the e-nd of which d- Il)-'htful    r(-fr«-shnienfs     w. re     ,i( rve-d ready ' Amon« those- pre-se-ni  we-re tlu- Mlssea iVj,,,.   Marb-   We-ek,   Francis   Hiitchi-son,  LII Wilh   "an   KrelKchi-r.  Haseltlne Taylor   Ma¬ rlon    Hufcheson,   IJly   Mott,   Gertrude KrelHehe-r,    Eunice-    Itassenie-l     Bdlth Tottf-n,     Ruth     Slnglet-n     and     th- Messrs   Jobn   Ryan,   William   Hutche non,     Bert    Patterson.    Mortimer    D Jones,  Oeorge Gardner   Har.-y  Jonea 'Ifr. ,:b   Christ.   Kdw-arcl   Savie/e   mP Dell   Basseft