Nassau Post 19161208

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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE YILLAGK  OF FKEEPORT.
THE   KASSAF  POST,  FREEPORT,    OFCFrMIJEU   S.  1»I6
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF  .N.4SS.41   COCXTY.
PIIKF TMO I F.>TS
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BUSY SESSION OF VILLAGE BOARD
front of the houae of Hose Coinpar.y .No. ?, was ajiproved. Theodore .MfHJie" was approve"! a.s a meniher of the re¬ cently formed Flre Pati-i>l,
The following apidie-ations  for wat¬ er  were granted;   iharlcH   RenKstroin, I
SEVERAL AHENDED THE CAUTHUMPlANS LONG ISLAND R. R. FROM FREEPORT   HAVE MFJ{RY TliWE     WANTS INCREASE
Flre Ordinance Repeal- ''"""" "'"'"   "^  '' ^"'"'"^'^ ''Older Boys Conference Parade the Streets Un- Asks Permission of P.
*^ (trove .stre-ei-  He-orKc (loHHelin   Harri- '
ed in Certain Cases    »««avenue <nmon Hrown. n Ber     at RocKvdle Centre      der the Leadership of     -S. Commission to
-»        ,, ¦»*       . »Ji'"   I'lace,   ai.d   W,   11,   Patterson.   H. ¦ -        .   -.-       - ^, .-- -n    .... 	
Routine Business     Main street   - i Last Week. Sheriff Pettit        , Raise Rates
  The following aiiiillcatlons for light
.vere   Kranted:    H,   D,   Combs,   459   S. ' The meeling of the Freeport Uoard i l^'^J   ^''«-'^'   avenue;    Kleanor   .S,   Roe. ^     The third  annual  Older  Boys'  Con-
of Trusteea cn Thursday  waa  eveM-¦ f,*^/'""'^^'¦¦^'•" V,^^'*"'*"^''^""?,'.^^'","'   i' '^''^'^ ^^^'^ »»  R.ckvule Center la.t
,l.nd   aNeiiiic:    Grace   Ja^ps.   AHantu- ,    ,    ,        ,,
ful In many respects. Considerable ..i^,.,,,,,^. £> \y Pierce. :H .No. Orove *'"'' breike all pie.lous records lor routine business wa« transacted audi street; .m,-8. Klizabeth DeMott, 47 >^'^ conference on Long I land. The several inatttrs of vital importance to   Kaynor streei; .Mrs, .M   K, Gra.sar. lin'il final count  showed  that  495 me n "and
the taxpayeis were given eaicHil eon-   ?"'',^^   «'|'^«V   *'•   ^*»^'"»'a'   '''"   OHee]b,.yB  had  reKi.«ierfa  from   46  comrau-
boulevarel;   1-,,   (',.   .lohnson,   S.   GrovP ! niiies.
The \illage of East  .Mnrion had the
The       CallthU'npian       parade-       e n
rhanksglving   Day   was   a   pre-at   sue
."-ess. e',e plte the rain    The f. a Irities
*-e;e  delnyed  some-wlat,   but   the  en-
  -ire   I rpgram  waa cariied   out  as  ar-
sideratlon    at    one    of    the    lemKcst   ^,,.^,,(   .„„,  ..j,,,,,,  j,   Hcslan, Glenada meetings held durln^  the Randall ad-   eeniri. ministration Ibe Hoard ree-eived an invitaUon    o
Dr,   F.    W.   l-'letcher   addres.se-ei   ihe'^l"''"^.  "'.^   "•":.'.'.'"^^   "'   ">«=   Kpi.^eopal board relative to the efteet fo the i e-
The up 81 ItH I'libl c .-^ervli-e (.'nn mis ion began he rin^s upon t! e a;- plication of t e Long Island Railroad to Increase its rates for mileage books finni two to t'vo an,l o:ie-h.ilf een s a mll<v in the colnnlis^ion's rooms in H e
<'hiiii ll    l-'aii    Tbui.'iday   evening,      A coiniiiuiiie-aiioii   was  ree-e-ived from  tbe
«.*.     L "'"M""""   r'"'* -f   -^I«'f'e'-«  f"'""  reeiuesting  the  ere-clioi,
officially  known  as  38-C,    The Innits :„^ ,,,.j,^,, ^,,„„i      ^^,       .^ ,^    ^^^.^^.^^
prescribed in the ordinance are such   „,   „,^.   ^,.,^,^,^,   h„i,^j„^,,      t,,^   ^,^,,,^
that   Dr.   HeM-hei-^is   prevented   fro. i ^ ,,.^,   „^,.,,,„,,,   ,„   ,,,,,,„.^,   ,,„j,„^„,,   ,,f
erecting   a   biingabiw  on  his  prop.-, ¦>'^^^^ ^^^^ ^„^ „^^, ^^.„ ,^^. ,.,,^^.,^.^,
1°    ^'^''i   «"-'-'«>t^ between    Pine   and,     ,j,^^ ,   ,,f   j.,,,^,.^   j^^^^j^,^   j,,.^,
t^A   i""^   '.'!'"^-        •'* It     "'"-jfor  the   montb   of  .N'ovember,  showing
sidcred H.e ordinance was working an K,,,, ,,,.„,.,,,(,,„ „f ,i„„, j,, ,.,„ ^^,„„„„^ „f
injusuce  and  suspended   its operation L^^,, ^.^^ received and Iiled,    The le- in the instaiie-e cited, pending  thc en-   „, ... , r ,.,,.„ , ,., ,,     , r
,    'i ", .       ...   port of .^trcv-t ( oi'iimssioner Bond  for
actment  of a  new  by-law which will .;.,,    , , , ,    „,,   ,..„     ,.,, .    ;,       ,
,,,,.,, .,     ,      t-l .      .   fl'c past montli  was duly ree-eive-d ar.d
e iminate th ,s particular Orove stie. t   j^,   |
section and several others which ha'.e been called to the attention of the Hoard of Trustees and the Fire Coun¬ cil,
As adveriiried in the press, resi¬ dents of Raynor avenue, Kussell ave - nue,  Klllott  ;--lreet and Sigmond   lan. ,
('(iiueiied as a Board of Heallh, Or,
h(-nor of being the nio,-t distant point fre,in which a delegation came, while Glen Cove, with 25 boys aud 7 lead¬ ers, sent the largest delegation out¬ side of Rockville Cenire,
p-rom the banquet, which filled t!.e ;-aded up gymnasium of Hie Rockville' Centre Cub, on Friday evening, to the last session of the confe rence, on Sunday evening, at which Mr, C. V. Hibbard spjke of his experiences in tbe prison and'concentratie n camps of Euio.e, the troys had a r.ire experience. The addresses of Iir, Bigene Lh Furrei-t Swan, David L, Fuliz, W, J, Burns, Rev. J. H. HoUister and others made a profound Impression on both boys und adults.
F'reeport    was   represented    at    the
ranged, H j
Sheriff "Steve" Wt ii led tbe pa-1 M< tropoliian Tower, .New York, at 10 .ae, f lo.ved by a laige number tf'^''"'""!' Thurs lay nioinlnp, D cnib r the   menibers   of   the   Freeport   Polo
Cf  great  p r onal   inte est   to  th ,„   ^ „        w . ,  ,   l''i'st army of New York commuters on
Club, as well as horsemen from neigh- ,he l,ong Island, Ihe ca^e will also be b ring villages. In fan y and lud,I ' carefully "watched by railioads in the crous costumes the meiry makers pa-j 8l«'e other than the Long Lsland, and down tbe streets ofl'''^'^ '^ J^*" ''"^ ''^s.- of the .-eirt to . , come b.-fore Hie e onimission sinee tbe
.ne   village, ! Courl   of   Appeal-"   decided   that   upeu
Tbe races held at the pip,- Ine la [ p op r .-h iwlng t'e comml si n has Hie afteinoon were a special attrac-; ehe power to pemiit a inlb'age book tion     .Sheriff Pettit won the first race  rate   of 'over   two   cents   a   mile,   not-
Run(-ie made a report on ibc condition e(-nference by Mr, Mllton Rayner, J. ot tb(- village at the present time. He -"^'(JiK'y (Jould, Harold E, Brown, J. M, also made a writteu report on b.-,-.t : Keegan and (', W. Raynor. leaders iiie-thods of garbage and night soil il
piisal.     ,\fiei-  an   iiifornial  disciissj'ui, lhe mallei   was   le-ferred  to Counsel.ir
were   invited   to   be   present   to   con-   .,, , „,   .    ,.,„  .„,,„,„.• „     r       .-
,.      ,,,      .      „       ,1-., .,     'Fishel   for   the  preparation  of notices
suit   with   the    Board   relative   lo   the )   ,  „.i,.„..,i.,i„„   ,„,.  i.,-j„   „„,i  ,i,„ .  „„ .    ,    .,,,,       ,    u       -       .1. r  of advertirilnB  for  bids and the tenl-
desirabillty e.-   e-hangiiiR  the names of '
the respectHe street.!'. Residents of Raynor avenue were present and lui- anlinously le commended the name' uf the- street be changed to St. Jeihus place. The change of Ihe names of the other stieets will be consitlered at the next meeting. The prope-riy owners on toe respective streets are urged lo sul.mil appropriate nan .s which are not similar to other iiaiiK-d streets in th.' village.
The Fire Council thioufih Chief, Victor Clodlo, the famous tenor, I'earsall was requested lo submit a i died at his home on Centre avenue, i-e>#l8ed boundary to be made a part j f^eeport, on balu-day last. Mr, Clo- of the ordinance specifying the 'iic^i" ^"^^ been sufTering for the pa,-t i;.«ii„   ..,1,1-1.  I    .    »„ -.:„ i.., A I flv* years, and died of heart aff iction,
limits   which  is to be re-enacted,      j ^^  ^^^   ^^^^  sixty two  years  ago  in
I'st,   Die,   in  the   Vosges,   France.     He
tlve contraci. It is probable that a I special village election will be hold I tiefore F''-biii'ary first
DEATH SATURDAY OF VICTOR CLODIO
and by A. H. Brown, E. G. Davis, C. I Fulton, C, P, Gould. G. A. Gl^sel, G. E. Heming, G„ B, Heiwell, J, B. Kidder, |C, J. Ma,rtin.-J. W, Meyer, H 0,-ter- |h<iut. N, Posl, B. L. Ravnor, George jP. Baker, Dallas Reach, Wlllard Hel¬ land, Holmer Swezey, Stanley Raynor. Merrick was represented at tbe con- ' ference'  by  Mr,  W,  C.  Mepham
Ba'dwin was represen ed at the i conference by Mr. William R, Haw¬ kins and W, Ft. Sprague and by Charles E, Miller, Alan B, Sniith, Paul I E, Southard, Everett Spraeue. Wesley IE.   Sprague  and  Robert  Storey.
Ill class A, riding "King Pepper," He made He fastest time, twenty fl\e seconds, Grover Walsh came In sec¬ ond on "Queen Anna," and John Do- lan finished thlid on "Mamie Third." George Bennett Sniith won in class
withstanding the siatute pre.-eding tlie lublic S rvic C minlsslons Law which limi 8 mil a e i o'ks tJ that rate by act of t';e Legislature
The   Long   Island   followed   tbis   de- (Isi-^n   ironiptly   by  tl'ing  its  applica-
MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD BY THE ELKS
B, on "Mabe.," Anthony  Fedden came I tion to inereas- its inileai;e book rat in  second  on  "Buck" and   Pettit,  r.d-j in .May of this year.    The matipr has Ing   "Claude,"   finished  thlid, I not   been   urged,   however,   'until   the
H ruuiJi Ho:n on "Star" won ihejpreseiit time, when the date for a flrst race tn c'ass C in 28 1-4 sec-;heir:nR has b.en set upon tho re- onds, Arthur Thomas on "Brown |newed insistence of the railroad man- Bay" was second and Anthony Fedden , agemeiit. Rail h I'eter ¦;, pr.^-ld nt of finished third on "Jack," Max G:lf-|the Ixmg Is'anl, lald In t'e i r glnal fenbagen,   ex-Sheriff,   (ame   in   fo.ir h ¦ application   that,   vshlle   it   had   been
 ,  i hoped    that    the    conipanyii'    prowinc
irnflic wi.u d wipe om the d.>ticli which bas sleadi y resulted for the last ten years, the growing cei-<i of la nor, in rea'-ed taxes and ether it ms of increased expem-e made it seem Impossible ibat Hie road could pull out without an inoiea e in its piss n
  f;er   revenue.     While    some-   improve--
Ward   C.   Moon,   superiniendent   olnunt   'n   Hie  c-mpin.\"s  net  n turn  is
Freeport   school.*,   gave   out   ihe   fed-  visible in the report so far made since
lowign   statement   today: i the  api.licatlon.  the  re.iuest  that  the
•At    the    regular    meeting    of    the ifP?''':'''.']"'!.''«_ P5r?P'.'>-  •¦"":.'J:;'!:^.,i:
Board   of   Education   held   November
an d  tb.-    many    addlUonal   e ro.-sing I , watchmen    rtquired    by    ihe    trtnien- dously   Increase-d   vehicular   traffic   on Ithe Long Island highways
Ti'e      cmipany,      says      Pre,-ident Peters,   now   has   a   debit   protit    and i le-,.^g   account   aspre a'ing  over   seven rn.Ilion dollars,
"Therefore."        he-       coiic ud  s, ' with the above gen. ral facts  as a   basis,  we  believe  we  are  fu ly justifl. d   In  makn^   this  petition The increase -K-ould not atlert lhe dally   rider,   and    would    be-   we-ll distributed.      We    c'alm    that     a standard    railioad    with    such   a larg"   percentage   of   its   rei enu.- d. rive'd    frmi    pa-s nger    traffl', (unnot make both ends meet ve,i;h a   revenue  per  pas,-^enger  amount¬ ing  lo  only   l..*?l   cents  p.r mir" I     Noiwilbstanding   tbis   condlti m   the com any's    app'l,-ation    has    already produe-ed  a  small  ste rm  of prote.st   at the   Albany   olllce   of   Hie   (Oniurssbn ¦ Individuals and organization,s protest- in?:   an I   dl iiiaiiding   to  be   present   at the    bi-a lings,     have   in   some    eases I charg( (1    Hiat    the    l.ong    Island    has bee-n   1 un   at   a   loss   because   of   ex¬ cessive I harges against it  by its own¬ er, the  Pennsylvania
Among lhe o gan z tions and indi¬ viduals who have protest.'d are the ' followii g:
.lames .\. Cantii-bl, secretary. Patchogiie Board of Trade; Joseph Kratovill.\ s. creiary. Republican Club, Rl vert-ead: Robert Nurens, se-retaiy. Sayville Board of Tra'ie: Marv n Scbiebl r, secretary, Suflol.l Couny Taxnayi rs' A^soc a i in, Bookl:,n; W lliani 11. ,'-;warthfiut, Brooklyn; B. B, Kahl'r, li-llp; Malcom E, Smith, New York Clly: Hon. John F Hylan, Connty Judge,, Hi'hoklyn; E, S. Gar¬ nett, N-w York City; C. B Davenport, Cold Spiing Harbor: F. B Reeve, mas'er, Sound Avenue (H-gng.-, R'v- erhead.
SUNDAY SHOWS ARE DECURED ILLEGAL
Text of Decision by Ap- peUate Court Regard¬ ing Movies
NIGHT SCHOOL TO START IN JANUARY
SUPERVISORS LOOK FOR HOSPITAL SITE
Mak n   to  mean  that   the    improvi-ment of  tbe   last  year   do s   m.t   warrant   a
28 it was informally-«ecided to beg n  °^„^'^''„/'  ,V >7\°°.^ °',^,,,,™^^^^ evening sch.iid work aHer the holiday   ^°P*' "' •"^"'"' '^' '^^^^  '"'^ **'  '"
After  an   infoJ-mal  confercnere   wlih i
Iiollci-man   Dunbar and sevei-al  of Hio
studied music under Dupre and Roger,
taxpayers present, that iMirtion of or-   ^nd  sang  In "Alda" in  the >i-ar 1876.
dinance   No,   tl,   limitinK   the   time-   in |     ^r.   ci,;dlo,   In   iSSl,   camT  to   this
which  dogs  could  not roam the streets ^-ountry   and   sang   In   the   opera   sea-
eif  tbe  village  iinmolested   from   Api il i i^on  under Hie nianayc'iK nt of Colonel   hiindred   [icrsons   were   in  attendance
Ist lo Neivembe-r  Isl Inclusive, was re-, Maple-Oii,     Ile   sang   with   Pali,   and   H-valle-d   Uuiie-i    (ieorge   .MeiiKui    Levy
pealed,   and   from   now   on   dogs   will   Aas seleeti d by 'V'erdi  for the role of   pie-sided
The annual iiie-inorial servie-es of Kie-eport Ixjdge. So. 1253, li. O. i', Klks, were held Sunday aftemoon last' at i'l eeport in the cUib house, Seveial
evening
vacation. Inasmuch as no evening classes h.ive ever Le n maintain d lu Freeport,   it   i
exactly what thi- line of work will be This win be d te;mined by thi- de¬ mand,
'Classes will be formeil In any sub¬ ject, providing the nuiubi-r de Iring that subjeet is sutlicient lo make it practicable lo organize t' e class, Esie-ial   i t'e,tion   w.ll   be   g:v>n   to
not   be   privileged   In   Freeport,     The i O h. Ilo.     Ile   created   the   tenor   role       '1 be e.xerciies opened wiili tbe play-i the fund-inn ntal subjects of grammar, trustees   desire   to  give   ample   iiotue'tn   "Lakme,""   and   sang   b'-fore   Kiigmg  eif Chopiii's   "Fiiiicral   March"   on | Engl.sh compniti n, writing,  re d n--,', that   in   the   lulurc   dogs   will   not   be   Humbert   of   Italy    and    Kaiser    Wil-|ti,c   jiipe-  organ   by   Henry   V.   Woller,   ^rolling* and   arithmetic. permitted  to  travel  the streets unae;-i he'ni,  a German Prince at that time, ; fallowed   by   the   rltualisiic   lueiiKirial      "Classes       w,ll      undoub e-.ily
companied   a',   any   time   in   the  year,:     Mr,   Cloillo   conducti d   a   coaservii- And In all  probabllllv  fewer chickens   ''^'"^   "'   "'"^'^^   "^   °^^   •'"""'   having
iinong   bis   pupil-i   .Mnn-,    M.'lb.i   and Marq-.ileRe    of    'V'iln. uv--e     Bonoraiie,
li   Ik-  nuirdercd  these'
and old  hen cold nights.
The Board made an oflicial inspec¬ tion of thc nnclorlzed lire engine re¬ cently completed and delivered by tbe- Itit Fiane-e' (-onipany. It was ae-cepl-'d subjee-t to Hk apiuoval of Ihe l-'iie Cdiincll, The- bill ivas aiidiled sub- jeerl   to thai appieual.
The ri'(|iiis;li(iii of Hie Fire- Depail- lucnt calling for the purchase of an electric seare-h light at a e-ost of $12.50; the painting of thc hou-.e of i;nglne' Cnmpany So. 1 inside 'ind •ut, and the placing of a red lifbi  m
Stop That Bark With
White Pine and nee Balsam
grand niece of Napollan Bonorart
Mr, CIocllo is sur-. Ived by Maigue- rlte Walinez, bis m-dow ; a daugiito-, Mrs. Marga'(-i I'lace. of B Idwin, and twe) sons, Paul V, and Min-.Ti- Tt. Funi ral si-rvices took plac? on M n- day alleinoin at Mr, Clndio's 'a e [lome. Int. rm'nt wns In Gri C- met ery.
LUTHERANS GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
be
in   which   all   the   ollicers  ;if   f-^rmed   In   the   commercial   bramhes,
nd f-ir tbe,se students who wih to prepare for eivil se'rviee- examina iJfns. Tie school will open for reg¬ isiraiion ou Tue.-iday evening, at 7:"0. January   2.
"It is bope'd tbat a large number will take advantage of this oppor¬ tunity. No one netd to hesitate on account of age, for tbe chief aim of an evening peo lon
circumstanc  s,» were   forced   to   le:ive
scliool early and now feel the need of
year   in i taking   up    study    for   practical   pur-
pos-s^    Foieigners who wish  to I arn
service
Hie I dll p.-u-Meipated. One al-a time, lliiitj I.nnle:-, will- exlingiiishe'd, rep- ie.;entiliS tl... bieitiien of the- leidge who have passed to tbe .ureal be-yeind, 'I'Ik- oration was dilhe-red liy .lay l-'il;:pati-i( k, f-t N'ew ^¦(lr!( Lodge .No, I, and '"I'liaiia'dpsis" vas rende-rtel by Pa. 1 HxalH'i Hiller l-'iaiikiiii G, Hill, There- were vocal seleelions by ,\Iiss fie'ld Haviis and .Miss Kdna Kimball ami il.(- Phoenix .Male Qiiaitel, and a sinl-ii •solo by  Roswell  F,  WeitzCl.
The   names   of   thc   decease'd   i e.e-is   of   the   lod.ce,   with   lh( ubie-li  they  died, follow
In many respects the cemipany's re-
=   .-r-    r>^.„eHia   i„   ...11   P'rts   to   Ihe   Public   Se^rvice   Coinuil,'-- 8   nfl   poasiDie   to   lell  ", , .....        i.     .¦ «  .u
.,.. iiU,- „#  ..1, ...111 ».„   sion   show   that  the   situation   of  the
Long Island is uniepie. Fifiy-nine-p'r c.nl of its ri-v nu'» comes from p:iF- S'-nger ope-ati n. This Is a treiiien- dou-ly larger latbi of i asseng. r reve¬ nue tban on any other road In th's Lir Hoy. Abnormally lari/e propor¬ tions of pai-senirer r. venue. Ho, are derived from commuilng and o'her tic' els as low- as sev- n nii'l-e a in-le, "r tar b -low the s andard passe-nger rates. The e-onipa-y has thus not tieen on a par wth oHier road=< In taking ad-an ag - i f inc ease-l fr l-hi bus'iip s a' 1 ctl'r ra'( s, F rtber, the growth of Is I a a n'( r busines i ha'< bssn largely In lh" s-cii-n-- in and rl ISO to New Ycrk CM'y, wh'-re t'e rt'^ nre part'cilarly low on account f (-onipetltion with (ityowned transit lines and motor ve-bicle transportaiinn at both freight and nnssengers.
Pi'sielent  Pet'r-l  in   his  aiiplication
'I'hi lioard of .Siip»-r\ isors on .Mon¬ day apjirove'd the- asscsHmelil roll of the town of Ileiiipiitead and issued tbe warrant for the colle(-ti(in of taxes, dated December  4,
J, li:dw-ard Downing was designateil to apiiortion the tax on mortgag«-s in Hie- (ouuty as Iiled li.\ Hie eoiiiily clerk on .N'eivciiibcr 27, for the v.-ar ending  October  1,  IDl6,
The Board appropriated an aeVl' tlonal .f2,7ijri toward thc (-(uiiil..'. share of tlu- work on the l5oii,i(-var(l Burnside aveliiu- and Roe-kaway tii'ii pike. Notice fremi the- state liigbw.i.N e-onimission staled thai owing lo g.-o logical conditions it had been foiiuil Ihat is would be impossible tei do Hk work   for   lh -   original   estimaU-,
.\t Friday -: meeting. Hie e bailm.-ui was iiaiiuii a a (-nmmiliee to-use.-. tain fur wliat Ibe- >-(iiiniy can obiaiu a tiae-t of land of about inn ne-r.'' ne-ar Ce^iilial Park for ibe site le.r a liilie-rciilosis   liostiiliii,
REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE FINE DINNER
evening   ^chool   i.s   to   help   those , n-v.-niu-   rr due ng
pie   who,   (ither   through   lack   o <^irr, ,en:   .¦'as-es  of  tick.- s
-sii^bl in tbeir youth, or because of  !"  'foUows
On    .\ioiiela.v    night.   Brooklyn    llal was    (-rovvdi-d     when     the     Lutheran ,1-'eriiando     C ChuKh of i'^ieepenl gave Iheir annual 'llose-y,  Geori:: 'l'h<anksgi\ iii;<    soe-ial    and   cnterlaiii- lueiil,     .Nearly   three   hundred   pcopie attended    and    the    special    program | Forbes, was   fully   appree-iated   by   the  enthu- I     P'L'''    Henry siaslic   aiidicne-e-.
l{e\.    A,    C,    Kai kail,    thc    pastor
l'H2    Fredeiiek       i;.      i',ilele-r,--le esc, ' the   English    langiiai;e   will    be   esi e 11   .Muller.   llariV   S.  Tweedy, I ci illy  w. Ir-om-,
Pii:! -Fraul:   Haves,   ,!aiob  Mun/.iii-!     "Any  one  wlio wishers to take up a r,  Hanv   P,   S-cger, ,lelin  J,   Conrt-| certain   line   of   work   should   make   a
Ke.e-seb,  Ha  ll.   HaK. r, | canvass   among   his   frb nd
Parsons,     Jaiiie-s .\l,  Kriek.
I ne-y, .loseph   K
HIM-   Thomas      Butler. Lusch,  Thomas   1'.   Gilbert,
,lolin      (., Jr.,   ,Iiihii
and   try
[,   ito  oiganlze   a   class   of at   bast  ten
i All  who   are   Intel esled  are   eainestly
to-
! requesiad to send in their names, geiher with tbe line of work desired
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\. Rapp, Henry Gass, Jr.. Kdward A, Si-bi-eibe-r. Allan .Mor¬ rison,   Thomas   ,1.   Kllison,   James   P,
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If you have a slubiMirn e-ough, if your lungs are in- flnnafi unel your air passages irritate>el, this splcnelid Cough Syrup will alleirel tlie rclie'f ye>u seck promplly and with¬ out nnv hiirmrul afler-e-fl'ccts.
Pcnslur White Pine and Spnicc lial.-uiiu is a lie'aling remedy compounded of , I'ine liark, ^prue-e Gum, Taniarac Bark, \V ild t^herry and other wi>ll-kiiown ingredi¬ ents of recoguiztnl merits.
Get a bottle of this effect¬ ive remedy as soon as posaibli; and rid yourself of that Coufih. Sold in two sizes,
25c and 50c
opened   the  entertainment   by  an   ad-I-Madison,   William   N,   Lampe,   Saimiel
dn-ss.   followeil   by   "Hail,  Colupibia." ! S, Goldberg.
sung   b\   Hilriecn   girls;   a  piano  solo I     HHti—John    P.   .Morgan,   Alexaneler
.Marlon   Kobin;    twelve   little   soldier : R    Rhodes,   Alexander   Maier^   Harry
boys   then   rendered  a  selection,  Mas-   K, .Ness, Rowland H, Mayland, George
ter     Fred    Hottschaldt     presented    a   H. Cahill.
silk   lianncr. Inscribed  "Ood  is  I.ove." I     Fieeport IxieUe- now has LnlK iiiem-
to    tiy   primary   departmenl   of   thej hers,
Sunday   Se-hool,     A   piano  and  violin
APPOINTMENTS IN THE TOWN OFFICES
CHUBBUCK'S Drug Store
FREEPORT, L. I.
Wa
duet   by   lirai e   and   Lillian   .Meinen eight   Utile girls sang the next nuin-
Sl PKKVISOR OPK>S FAIR.
Preparations   bave   been   e-oinplei-el
ni^-hi   at   the   Church  of  Transligura- tlon.     It  Is  expected   Ihat  this bazaar
bci,     "Topsy   Turvy,"   a   pretty   luiiii-i for  Ihe openin.i.':  of  Ihe fair Thiirsd-iv
ber   by   .some  of   the   little   folks   was
followed   by   a   violin   solo   by   Graie
.Meinen,    Flowery Garlands by fiftteen
girls and a good night song completed
thc program.
Refreshments were served by the Ladies Aid Society, and an offering was taken up. The affair proved to be a success, both finane-ially and so¬ cially.
! The Town Uoard, at Tuesdays j meeling, appeilnted Charles K, Schwit-
zer, of Lynbrook, town auditor to I suceed B, F^rank Wheldefi, who re : signed lo aeeept a position in the , offle-e   of   the' .receiver   of   taxes,   'Mr.
S(-!iwil/.(-r is a lawyer. I     The   resignation   of   Caiiiian   Plant, [a  constable  of   Lynbrook,  to   take  ef-
I feet   December   31,  was   received   and acce-ptcd.    He  w ill become county de-   pos(»d   Increase   in   the   m'leace   rate
as follows.
One w.iy t'ckets, av. rag.- 3(-
per mile        9 9'-!
Roiin-I  trip t c'en-, avi ra'-'c
2'4c per mib-     28,2'!
Ml'eage,      1 ,(iO0      and      T.OO
mil s,    2c Ifll'/,
Comni'itation,      average     7
mills   per  mile    24 2ni
10,    lO   and   rO-trip    family,
2c  per mile	
.Mlantic    Ave.    lor-al    fire-,-
average   1,07c   per   mile,
Coa.iiKlors'  col'ecllons  an'I
niLcel'aneous, av.^rage 2e-
per  mile 13,09'r
The   ap'lieatlon   ihows   that,   while the number of passengers carried dou¬ bled  from  1906 to 1915,   being  42,fi29,- , S25   In   the   latter   year,   the   average i haul   and   aver,-ige   n venue   per   p-'B- ; .lenge r  were re.-^u ed   in   such  proper-1 Hon that  the average revenue per pas snge'r   P'-r   inll",   up'n   which   service! cost   must  be  compared,  was  ri-duced from 1,522 cents in 1906 to 1318 cents. In    1915,      VXev^e   growing   traffic   a, ^ImPar  decrease   nhows   for  the  year I ending   June   30,   191fi,   for   whe-h   the average   re'.enue   per   passe-ngi-r   mile, was   1,^07  cents,
pp sident Peters  says that  the pro-
Tbe decision in retaid in picture exhibitions on .Sund.ay has created .-onsiderable interest, and The Post lias l^ie-n re-queste'd le. publish the nilin.i; e.f Hie Appe-llate Division, ' u liii-ii   IS   It:-   leillows:-
The relator was arrest, d charged with having vlolati-d s-ction 214,'') of jthe Pe-ua Lrtiw in having willfully a".d knowinMy uialiitaii.ed and con¬ ducti d a n.ov ng pctufe show as a publie show-, to which th»' publie- were .inviie^d and which the i ublic ai'ended jal a theatre located in the' City of .Alaiy. em Sunday, .Hily 2,"., 1915. ; l'pon bein:; arrai4iu'(l e>n siieh chaige, .the relator was e-einiiiiitt. d pending trial to the- custody ef thi- Slieriff of Hie- Ceiunty of Albany The-reupon a wr t of ba'ii'as corpu- was applied for and eib-aineel for r,e purpeise- of In- i,u,r ng ii.t 1 i\:e i-aus.- e>f bis imprls onment and, if unlawful, of rehevluK bim Iber trom Tl e b.;.-.is eif lh.' «p- plieation for the writ wa-; that the liu- lirisoninent was unlawlul, tor ihe re-a sin tbat g,ving a moving piciure show was not prohibi I'd by Hie- Penal L:iw. Ipiiu the hearing bail In-fore the Spi (ial Term th.' w il was sustained and He r lator orderi-d dise barged from I ustody uinin the- ground that sii(-b show was give-n indeieirs in a llie-atre buildiiii; and, not being an outdoeir shiiw, wa-i nol prohibited by Hie se-cliein of lhe Penal l.aw above I ile-il, 'rbi' decision of Ha- justice lioldiiiA; Ibe le-rm was place-d solely upon Hie authority of the case ->f People r. Hemb-b (127 App. Div., 3061, by     whii-h     he     consid.-red     himself
, bound Tbereupein an appeal wa-i taken   to   this   courl   frenii   the   order
¦entered upon  such decision.
!     .Section     2145    of    lhe-     P.-iial     l,4iw
I (Chap, 88, Laws ed HKI9) pi-eiv,di8 a* follows: "All sboolinn bunting, flsn ing, playing, horse raciiit;. gaining or olher public spirts, e'Xi rclses or shows,    upon    Ihe    llisi    day    of   the
iweek, and all noise disturbing the peace of the day are prohibited" Tln- e-onstructiem whirh slioulel be giveu the pr«)visions ol tbis se'etion has been lhe subject of divergent dee-lslons by the e-ouils of Hils state In the case eif Ihl- Peoiile v ffs ule'b (supra) the- Appe-'lale Di\i,^;on oi "e Second De- pa; I'-'ent h.ld that till- phrase "or or 1-1 puMii- s|iorts, evere-ise's or sh(iw-s" applb'd only to out of-door spoils, i-x- rclses or shows, and lien.e Ibal I'll SI I lion in (luesHon, Hnn s.-i Hon 21,''. (if the Pe-nal Cole- did nm probibi' an indoor eibi'Ition of lU'iv- iiiK pie-iiir.-s on Sunday The- prevai - In ' o- i i 11 sl .tes that tbe charg.- v^a^ no ma le .gain t lhe eb feindaii' eif having c arged an admission f e Two of the live judges e-- mpilsini: V e couil dls>-»-nied tn an opinion, h-lding Hiat lhe s''(-ilon pro!iiblt,d nioviiii.' piciu-e- exbibiiiiiiis on Sunday, ai ,"^ thou-h given Indoors. Late-r this que s- ,1.1 la : I- '. l-l". 'h.- Ai pi I'ate Dl 1- s.on of 111*?  Fourih Depaittinnt 'U Ho;
e-ase. of  Hamlin  v,  Hendi-r   (     Anp.
Div . ,    15't    N     Y.   Supp .    1117)
That (i.iiii whib' alllrining Hie d"- e-ision of the- trial court (92 Mise , HI), stat(-d that it did nil concur in the vl ws w-'-l b rirevaib d In tlw cn. e e.f til.' Pe.ple V Hniile-b The pro;i(-r con-iruct-ein lo be- giv.n the- pr ivl si ns of Ibis see-tion b.-is several ti-es b n eon ide'ied ly the court at S[ie clal Term, resiilliiig Pi confllcHng (b- cisions, the more proinlne-nt of w-l i. b ,-i'i- Hie fo lowing:   ,Moore v, Owen  (r8
I Vise, 3:12), Hamlin v, Bend< r (92 .Misi-,. 16), P.opb' v. Finn (57 Ml <¦,. li,''i:H, People v. He-lcberg (43 M sc., 30), P(ople v Po lie (44 MIsc, 118i. Fox Amusement Co, v McCb-llan (62 IVli c,    inOi,    v. bidroiiie   Co.,    Inc,    v
1 111- Ke-pul/iii-an le-ad(-is of .Niissau t'liiiiuy, wllil ll iiK-ludes the Ceiiiiiiir- 'i-em.-ii from lhe- various dislrie-ts \* ill lender a <-omiiliiiientary dinner to the- -^taie and Cuunly olIl(-ials who wer.- vie-iorious  at   the   pedis   at  the   reeent
Uction, 'I'he banquet will be ,Heiieil ,it the Garden ("Ity Hotel on Dei-e-m- iie-r   18,  and  will   be  one of  the tine-sl
il'fairs  ever  gi\(n   in   .Nassau  Coun'y.
uiiong  the giie-sts  who are contidcit-
.\   expie-tcd  lo  be present  are Govi-i-"
ior    Whitiunn,    Senalor-eb-cl    ("aider,
'••iiator   WadswiH-'b,   State   Cbairinan
lanner  and Colonel   Roosevell, The   e-eimniilte-e-   in   charge-   ceiiisisls
.1 Jeremiah ^^eJod, ehairman. Uobe-rt 1 Rtenge-l H.ii Mse-, 5X0), HrH'hton Atli- I. Bae-im, ircasurer, Byron C, Gould, ! lell- (lub v .Me-Adoo (47 Misc., 432). A. Burnside - Cheshire, (J. Wilbiii loreater Newbiiii.h Amusement Co, Doughty, W, H, Seaman, Hliam R, ! Inc , v. Sayer (81 Mis.-,, 307), Ontailo Smllh,  George  L.   Hubbeli and   W.  W. , Field  Club   v    McAdoo   (T.B  Ml (-.
Cocks, Seals at the baiuiiie-t will be twe) dollars and tickets may be se- i-ure-el  from any_'if the  committee.
rcl    Harl
285) DenieiOBl
will  attract  a   large  crowd,  not '"''y   ,^.^,,4^,, .^..jti, H.e beginning of the new , «iii not fall upon the da'ly rider, and from   Freepoit.  but   an  equal  nimib--r 1 ^ ,.^^.   .,   .^   u,„lerstood, that,   while  its   burd-n   will   be   fairly
land  P'-opb-
I (5i;   Misc ,   2^7).
!     That     th-     (XbiblHiU     whicli     wan
j II ainiaine-d  and  eondii'-i'd   by   the-  re
llaioi   uiion  lhe. ocasion  of his arr sl
I was a public show wlHiin the conli-m
! platoon   of   Ihe   statute   has   not   been
I questioned    by    the   relator's   eouns.d
I ellll. r   npein   Ihe   argument   tiefore   us
!or   in   bis   brief      It   was,   in   fact,   a
j busincHH venHire e-arrled on by the re-
  : lator tor personal peiunlary gain  Tbe
igen.ra'   piib'le   was   invHcd   to  a'l nd .\s lhe bildBc wer the Ijovxyr, Heach , tjje exhibition as a Sunday enterlain
ASK DRAWBRIDGE FOR BEACH ROAD
PROOlCIXi  ANCHOR   ITL.MS.
'I*he Anchor Film production Is now- being filmed In California under »he direction of Charles K, Bartlett, for¬ merly of the .\inerlcan. .Mutual and Balboa companies. The leading wo¬ man. .Miss Grace Davison, left he-r home on Ixmg Fteach last Salurdav lo he away for several weeks. Anchor Films expects lo star Miss Davison in several of its-releases, and in ad¬ dition will feature In two produc¬ tions Miss ""Baba " Castle, lhe talented ymmg artist formerly in support of Nat, Goodwin, Productions bv the An¬ chor Films will be ou Independent schedule, controlled by the- manager, James A. Sti\^, of Freeport, L, I.
from the siirrc-uiiding villages. Seve-n pieces of music will welcome those wbo attend the opefllng nighl, and Supervisor .Hiram R, Smith and Sur¬ ro.gaie- elect Leone D, Howell have promised to be on band to open the fair  and  to  address  the  spectators,
Thc voting contest has already at¬ tracted much aitention, Santa Claus will bc ttt the fair to welcome ilie- childrcn. and nothing has been left undone to ai'd lo the entertainnieni of those attending.
.Mr, C, .M. Vanderoef. .Mrs. Kdward Cheshire anei a number of others have- mnde every e-ffort to make this fair one' of the most successful ever hi-lel in  Freeport.
Supervl.sor Smith was authorized dl-^trlb'ited. It will be enough to con- to execute a contract with Falrfleld ' vert the annual drflclt of the com- & Dow for the preparation of the pany, averaRlng 1354,000 for the Ia'_t town map  .'it a cost of $Lfl.OOO,    This ; ten   years, to a smal    ""'.P "«;,,'''^lch
IS   preivld'ed   for  by   the  new   tax   >aw   -|; J-^S^Xr L^Si^e-^S Thc   several   other  engineers   in   the  ^o i^ay ^g^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^
I town will assisT and co-operate in  .be   "^  j^p^j^ yearf.    Through  economies
of operation the company has already
making of   (be  map.
shown   a   s'lrplus of  $195 000  for  the twelye  months ending  June  30. 1916
President  Peters  csUs  attention  to 1 the   fact   that   the   company   has   put bick  l"to Its propert'es  over  $50 000,- j Thc   president  of  the  Woman   Suff-   OOO   since   1900   in  sf'el   cars,   e'edrl
SUFFRAGE NOTES
.'be   presieb^nt   of  the   Woman   Si ,     .       ,
rage party  rf  .Nassau countv e-alls a   flcation.   grade   crossing   ePmlnatlon
meeting at 1 o'clock for Thursday, D.- ,new running tracks a->d «tafon»   and
Novelty Then. "When   Adam   and   Eve   learned   of their untoward future, there was some novelty  to the  comment thnt  It  was i of hearing  Mrs, Brown
an unusually warm seiisem, but never | 	
since then.—Milwaukee Journal. Read  the  Nassau  Post,
cember 14th, at Real f^state offlce .ip- posite the Massapequa depot. Mrs, Brown, a prominent speaker, will ad¬ dress the me«-ting. It is hoped all in¬ terested in the subject will avail theinselvt-.;   of   the rare     opportunPy
th" general Im^roTements to mak" It lhe first clars transportation-machine it now Is, But, he nays. It wl'I still bo ppcessary to cintlnue large ex- pendltiireo parHc'darly for grade- crossing elimination.
The application further calls atten¬ tion   to   tbe   demands   for   increased wages   and   extra   guards   which   the! rompany has been conapelled to meet.
load at Barnum Island creek Is an ob- ¦iti-uctlon to free navigation of the ( reek, by reason of It not having a draw span, Frederic  V. Abbot, on  lie-
lalf of the Secretary of War, has ad- , e-rllsed a  hearing  at  the New  York ('ustom    House-    on     Di.rinliri     11     at l":30 a, Ul The proposition  Is to have- the town
. Hempstead install by July 1, 11117, a draw bridge having a horl-/.ontal - icrtrance of at least thirty feet, or a brio ;e having a fixed horizontal clear- anct^of al least thirty feet and a ver- liial .Me'aran(-e of not less than (igh. feet a' high wateo
As ail the papers will be sifljinitted to the Sl cretary of War, it Is requested that atl iho-ie who appear or are in- te-rested In the matter, proposltioi.s in  writing.
ment by alliring p isters dlsplaye'l at the doors. An admission fee was ex acted from those entering, A moving picture was displayed, Thereuponjhe arrest of the relator foPow.-d
The relator bases his claim of ri-.-M to be discharged from arrest mainly upon the grounil upon whii-h Hie Henileb case waa de-cjded, to wP, tbiif the phrase- "or oher pubic spe rl , exercises or shows" applies only to acts conducted out of doors, aa Is nec¬ essarily the case wl'h the sports of fishing, hunting and horse- racing Tbe statute certainly makes no s'lch distinction, but In effect declan-s such ac'a to be- prohlbted wbenerer and wherever committed on .Sunday with out distinction as to whether commit Hd Indoors or out of doors
The r< lator'fl counsel founds bis ar gument upon the fact tbat when thn orginal statute prohiting Sunday sports was enacied in this state more than  a  century  ago  the   law   related
ilciiit   their I mainly to out-of-door sports, or things ' Conttinued on Page 8,