South Side Messenger 19121122

              Freeport Club Dinner Pleases Big Market for L. I. City
New Methodist Church for Bellmore
SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL PAPER. FREEPORT VILLAGE
Vol S, Number 17
ETaiT Friday
FREEPORT AND BELLMORE. N. Y^ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1912
$1.00 Yearlj, Single Copy 5 Cento
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Merrick
$4,000,000 Market on
L. I. City Tract is
Railroad's Plan
BeUmore
to Be Erected on Ten Acre Plot South of L. I. R. R.
hearing before Dock Commissioner Cal
Single copiea of the Messenger* can | be had at Max Trillitzach' newa atand | Merrick. L. I.  tf,
Miaa Eatelle Morria, of Yonkura. N. j y.. viaited her grandmother, Mra. E.; Rnest Wholesale Market in the City y. Morria and aunt,   Mra. J. J.   Litte¬ brandt, at the rectory from Friday an¬ til Sonday.      	
Servicea at the Church of the Re¬ deemer Snnday, the next hefore Ad¬ vent, at 7:30 and 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Celebration of tho Holy Communion at     ^^
tho early aervice and Morning Prayer j vhTTomkrHryeatenlaylafternoon. The and aermon at the 11 o'clock aervice. | market wiil be, it waa aaid, the finest The Sunday School meeta in the Pariah and moat modern not only in Greater Houae  at   10   a.   ro.    Tho  Woman'a  New York, but in the Country.    It wil!
cover about ten acrea between Huntera Point avenue on the north and Third street on the South, with the propoaed canal to be formed by dredging out Dutch Kills Creek on the west and Or- land Street on the east.
It will be accessible by means of the canal and also by the freight tracks of the Long Island Railroad, whic]) are ele¬ vated at this point.
The cars will be run in on the second story of the structure, the goods whole¬ saled upon second-story platforma and lowered by elevators to the street level,
i    Single copiea of the  Me8aeno;er  can
be had at William Wolfe'a drug  atore,
I Bellmofe, L. I. at 6c each. tf
I The attention of our readera ia called to the advertlaement of the Fleshmore j Co. in thia iaaue of our paper. They I have a aalve which they guarantee to I be good for the oae for which it ia in- j tended, and invite you to try it.        It
Mra. A. Palermo will open a   6  and
Auxiliary, which meeta each week on Tburadaya at 2:30 p. m. in the Pariih Houae, will not meet un Thankagiving Day. Thankagivirg Day aervice in the church on Tharaday at 10 a. m. A cordial welcome ia extended to ail to attend tfae aervieea nf thia church.
Van Wicklen of Freeport ia inatal¬ ling village water in tbe faqme of the Miaaea Heaa.
Tho  Men'a   Club   Baaketball   team .. ^  ^
will open tho   aeaaon   tanight   in   the ] where paved  courts  are  provided  for
o    , u tl —itu   ..   r.o»o   K«f—-„„   trucks Similar to structures   that  have
Pariah Hooae with » game between ^^^^^ proposed to be built over the big themaelvea and Doubleday, Pago &, ciareton and Vanderbilt avenue freight Co., of   Garden   City.    Admiaaion   to i y^^^ j^ gro^j^iyn
the gamea aa laat yoar ia 10 centa. j    Long Island preduce,   such  as  cauli-
_ .  flower,   potatoes,   cabbage,    tomatoes,
Rev. Prof. Ladd of Berkeley   Divin-1 and apples, will be brought direct to the Ity School, Middletown, Conn., and hia i market from all parts  of  Nassau  and
• That the Long Island Railroad   Com¬ pany is getting ready to carry out its big Elan for a$4,000,000 wholesale market at         ...     .^     _     on^ Island Cit^ was^made pubhc a^  a ! lo cent atore in the building owned Dy '  '^                     "^ '    Mr. Palermo at the corner   of   Wilaon and Bedford Avenoea the early part of noxt week.
Tho Bellmore Concrete Company, of which A. Palermo ia manager, haa completed the new aidewalk in front of the fire hall. Thia ia an improvement in the right direction and if the prop¬ erty ownera along the entire length of Grand Avenoe would follow tho ex¬ ample of the firemen tbe appearance of one of the bueieat atreeta in the village would be greatly benefitted.
Suffolk Counties and arrangements will be made by the farmera assdciation and wholesale dealers to have warehouses in the immediate vicinity and cold storage
  buildinga will be constructed.
'      . , ,        .1    Foodstuffs, including not  only  fruits
The Men'a Club have aecured Joaeph | ^^^ vegetables   from all  parts  of  the " ~ '" mainland,   but   fresh    and    preserved
meata and all kinds  of  provisions, will
aiater, Miaa Ladd, of Lancaator, N. H., and Mr. and Mrs. Forbuah of Ber¬ lin, N. H., were the gueata of Mrs. C. N. Kent over Sunday.
Mezo, impersonator and ainger, to ap pear at their amoker to he held on Dec. 10 in the Pariah House in recog¬ nition of the Club's four yeara of ex- atence.
R. P. Kent ia having a room added tn hia home, "Robin'a Neat," t)uilding over tbo aouthern piazza.
Harry A. Emeigh ia painting hia huOBo on Waahington Street.
Capt. Adam Emeigh, ar., baa bought H. J. Biahop'a large achooner for the early eoal trade in the Spring. Ho is alao patting in a 85 H. P. engine.
Through the real estate agency of A. Paleime, Frederick Schardt, jr., haa purchaaed two lota in a block of three of the Water view Section. Mr. Schardt will immediately atart the erection of a large bouae on hia prop¬ erty. 	
The Junior Leagae of the M. E. Chorcb will hold a fair in the Fire¬ men'a Hall  on   Friday  afternoon  and
Freeport
Want   Vanderhilt   Cup Race on Long Island
Plans Are Being Made to Stage
Auto Classic in York State in
1913
Preliminary atepa in a movement to procure the ninth Vanderbilt Cop race on Long laland in the fall of 1918 were taken laat week wben aeveral membera of the Motor Dealers' Ex¬ hibit Compaav, wbich promoted the recent aucceaaful Brighton Beach race meeta, met and diacuaaed' the matter. It ia planned by this promoting organi¬ zation to enlarge ita memberahip, per- \ a baby girl in the heart of the jungle, mitting more dealera in automobilea | Two reels of sensational incidenta. on Broadway to   join, and   a  meeting I Don't forget the date, Saturday,   Nov.
 ' It
Single copies ef the Messenger can j be aecured at Greenblatt'a or Braith-1 waite'a news atores on Railroad Ave., | or Kieffer'a, Main Street, Freeport, \ L. I.   tf    1
Next Thuraday   being a holiday, the! poat office will be open   Oely from 7 to 9:80 in tbe morning. <
Coming at tbe.Plaza, Saurdey, Nov. ' 23, "Kings of the Forest." Absolute-' ly tho moat all-enthralling vivid and | fascinating drama that baa ever been i enacted before the camera. A grand | and wonderful photo showing the wild i animals in their natural atate, atalking  Aaaociation,
Nassau Hospital
to Raise $125,000
Big Campaign for Endowmet Faad
Will Start December 3 With
Banquet
Garden City, Ii J., November 19— Plana were formulated laat night at a meeting at tbe Garden City Hotel to raise a aum in exceaa of $126,000 for the Naaaao Hoapitai of Mineola. A meeting of the representative men of the county waa called by I reaident W. N. Baldwin of the Naaaau Hoapitai and   after  an   informal
the linea of the Pennsylvania and New York and New Haven lines over the New York Connecting Railroad tracks, and by car floats tnrough Newtown Creek andfthe Dutch Kills canal from other trunk railroads and by barges and steamboats from various points along ' the co&st
In puraoanco of the call of tho Prea-1 ^ jg expected to supply not only Long ident of the United Statea and the igiand City and the nothern or Green- Governor of this State, divine  aervice  point section of Brooklyn  and  a  large
be brought directly to  the  market  by ] evening, December   6.    The   proceeda
part of the town of .Newtown, but the Eaat Side of Manhattan. Motor trucks and waaons with supplies for the gro¬ cers and retail marketa will go over the East River ferries and the Queensboro Bridge, and meats and provisions will be shipped by rail to all parts of Long laland.
The market buildinga are to be highly artiatic in deaign and will be sanitary in every reapect.
President Ralph Petera of the Long laland Railroad, who originated and planned the whole undertaking, aaid to¬ day concerning it:
"The whole property is owned and controlled by the Long Island Railroad and there is enough land to carry out weat of Hf-mpatoad Boolevard and j the plana on a aufnciently large acale to aouth of the pipe line aboot nine | meet all preaent needa, and those for o,clock on Toeaday to watch the burn- the immediate future, for the big pop¬ ing of a vacant hooae. The houae waa ulation of the. Eaat Side of Manhattan, totally deatroyed. The caoae of the Brooklyn and Long lalaiid. fire ia unknown.    A   weat   wind   kept      There .a ample room for handling the
il.   a *- _. .»„.»:_.. *i._ I.     *  oyatera, clams, fish and other sea foods
the flamea from affecting the home  of  g*^ ^he' fruits,   vegetables  and   other David Holae aboot 100 feet north.    A 'products.
"We have all-rail communication, and
will be held in the Church of the Re deemor on Thursday, Thankagiving Day, at 10 a. m., to return thanka to Almighty God for Hia continued bleaa¬ ing of the nation.
Miaa Bridget Molcaby, who haa been aoriooaly ill at the home of her brotb¬ er, Michael, with abdominal trouble, we are happy to aay i« reported aa aomewbat improved.
A ipoctacolar blaze and a beaotifol night called all Merrick with many from the aurrounding villagea and paaaing automobilea to tbe   road  juat
of thia fair will go toward tbe build¬ ing fund of the new church. Come and help the Juniors, aa it being their firat fair would like to have it turn oot a grand auccess. A fishing pond will be one of tho attractiona.
William H. Badenbop haa improved the appearance of hia atore by a coat of paint.
One of Charlea Mohrman'a horaea waa talren aick thia week and had to be .ahot.
John Adel haa aold hia Ford run- about and purchaaed a new 1913 Ford touring car.
perfect aignal on the   whistle   brought
companiea   Np.  1   and   No. 2   to  tno
acone but under the  circumatancea of
a well atarted fire   before   the  alarm
waa give.T and the abaence   of  water, j j?"i:5™*i^|^f^J
there waa nothing they could do.
Jeaae Smith, relief agent of tha L. L R. R., ia now taking care of tbe dotiea at Merrick atation in the ab¬ aence of their agent.
After two yeara aa a citizen of the United Statea, Peter Kubelaki, a Polack, who livoa with hia wife and children in tfaia fillage, haa learned tbe meaning of tbe Compulaory Edu¬ cation law. Hia knowledge coat him $6 when Juatiee Norton, in the Bell¬ more Court fined him. It nearly coat him a abort term in jail.
Kukelaki baa   a   daughter   who  in
October waa forced to remain at bome
ten days while her mother   waa   ill   in
i water communication.    We will not be ! bed.    Attendance   Officer    Alexander
limited in space as is the caac' at Waah-1 Halleck  notified   tbe   parent   tbat  it
' ington, Fulton, Gansevoort and   Walla- i would be neceaaary to send his child to
It will be a big central j gchool regularly.    The Polack explain-
distribution  depot  and it is  admirably : ^j that he could not.
located.    There will  be room  for  the ,     ^ arrested Friday and pleaded
warehouses and salesrooms  and  oflSces       .,7     .      i <•    ¦'.."..,"
"1' of the commission merchants,   and  for   8"'"y ot « charge of keeping k:a child
I cold storage plants and all that is  nee-   '«¦<"" school.    The  Justice   imposed  a
i essary for a  comprehensive  up-to-date
i market.—Brooklyn Eagle, Nov 14.
He Paid for the Cigars
fine of $5, but Kukelski ; bot $3. He waa put in an hour later, however, fine.—Timoj.
aaid he had I cell. Half he   paid   hia
Mra. A. C. Doane, wbo haa  been Naaaao Hospital, Mineola, for tho laat two weeka, is ao   far   recovered   from her operation that it ia hoped ahe  may be brought to her home here  on   Sun-
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"^ Tnum Rnar#l !    ^-    ^-   Phillipa,   agent,   Freeport,
V^ *'''<•*** j Long   laland, ia   reaponaible   for   the
At the  "Town   Board   meeting   beld I following which   reached * os   through
Monday   afternoon   all'the   membera | the "underground:"
were preaent. A proapect aiirned a   contract,   pay-
The following eatimate uf funds | ing throe montha' rental. $12.00, in i Mr. and Mra. John J. Morria apent needed presented by Town Soper-< advance. At tho end of the first {Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jobn J. intendent of Highways Walter Raynor, I month, a bill waa sent to him abowing ; Stevenaon on the Merrick Road.
waa   approved    and    signed    by    tfae j a credit of $8.00.    The new   aobacrib-; 	
membera of tho Board: {or immediately drew hia chock for this
Highway fond, for repaira  and   in- i amoant and aent it   to   tho  Company.
Tho next month, ef   coorae,   the  bill
ahowed a credit of  $12.00.    The  aub-'   ,
acriber promptly drew hia check fo- j The cellar waa dug tbia week for the thia amount and aent it to tbe Com-, new Methodiat Epiacopal Church, cor- pany. Tfao following montb tfae credit ner of St. Marka Avenae and Royal waa $20.00. ' I Street.    Mr. Dake, a   builder of thia
For tho firat timo. tho aubacriber village, formerly of Brooklyn, haa the kicked. "I refuae to pay tfae bill and contract for tbe building of the church you can take out yuor telephone—the , and Nelaon Merritt faaa tbe contract aooner tbo better," ^ aaid to Mr. { for digging tbe cellar. The work'will Phillipa (ao Mr. Phillipa aaya).    "Bo-; be ruabed along riipidly, «o aa to  have
and in- provcmente to Town UigbKaya, in¬ cluding ainicea, culverts and bridgea having a apan of less than 6 feet, 1,140,000; for ganeral repair of all "bridgea having a apan of 6 feet or more and not included in the above, $8000; for the purchaae and repair of machinery, toolei and implementa, $800: and for removal of obatru<'tions cauaed by   anow,    ctUting   weeda  and
Bobert T. Wilmartb and family will atart for Fort Orange, Florida, on Tueaday, November 26, where they will spend tbe winter mentba.
I     Charlea Wittermann is   making  ex¬ tenaive improvementa to hia cottage on ! Center Avenue.
for the purpoae of HUch a re-organiza- i tion will take place tfae latter part ofj thia month. '
New Yorkera and Eastern motor en- { thusiasta will be pleased to learn   tbat | there ia a   atrong   posaibility   of   the famous claaaic coming back to   its  na- i tive territory.    Ifae laat few timea the i race waa held on Long  Island   it  waa | found imposaible to   keep   the  crowda { off the course owing to   the   fact   that \ military protection was • ot   available. Later tbe American   Aatomobile   As- aociation Conteat Board passec'   a   rul¬ ing requiring military protection for a ; road race, and this sort   of  protection waa never available.    However, it has ' been    learned     that    certain    recent; changea in conditions will make poasi-' ble the petrolling of a courae   in   Naa- ' aau or Suffolk county with troops.
Each time the Vanderbilt waa taken I away from Long laland and sent to ; Savannah or Milwaokee it lost much of ita old-time glory ard prestige and j ita return to Long laland not only ' would moan another gr^at aporting I event on tbe calendar lor New I Yorkers, but alao a big boost for tbe i automobile buaineaa in New York and | vicinity. i
Negotiationa aro now being taken op i with the American Automobile Associ- ' atioB Conteat Board art'd the Motor j Capa Holdng Company, which ia the | custodian of tbe William K. Vander- j hilt, jr., cop.—N. Y. Preaa.
23; matinee at 8 p. m.
At the poultry show under the aus¬ pices of the Long laland Poultry Aaao¬ ciation held last week at Hempstead, aeveral Freeport exhibitora won prizea.
William Crevoiserat won 22 prizea with faia single comb Buff Leghorna and Orpingtona. All but tbree of the prizea were won with hia Leghorna.
The prizes were aa follows: Buff Leghornx, first and aecond cock, firat nnd second hen, first, decond and third cockerel and fourth pullet. A silver cap for Jthe best display. A diploma each for the beet cock, he^n and cock¬ erel. Special for the best hen also color and shape specials on the first hen. He also received four specials from the American Buff Leghorn Club for tbe besi colored and best abape male and female.
Buff      Orpingtons—Second    pullet.
dinner the plana were outlined by tbe j preaident. He announced that for tbe I paat few yeara a number of people j havo contributed ao that tho running I expenaea of tho hoapitai have been met, but the object of raiaing the I funda waa to endow the inatitution ao i that ita financial future wtiold be aa- Isured.
I The preaident atated that it waa I neceaaary to erect additiona and the I hospital ia in crying need of a matern- I ity ward and a children'a ward. Tea- I timonials were read from phyaiciana who spoke of the great efliciency of the hospital. The meeting waa alau I addreaaed by J. B. Thompaon^ who I will have charge of tho detaila of the ' werk. Ho proposed that there be i forty teams or more, compoaed of ten i members each, and that the wirk be done in twelve daya, tbe cam'paign ; closing on December 19. It waa final¬ ly decided to bold another meeting on I next Friday night, when all tbe detaila i will be arranged, with the captain of I tho teams in each village and tbe   per-
third cockerel and sixth hen
At the eameahow Robert Humphrey I ;-„;Y;7thoVampVi7n%"om'mittee .n   two  prize, in tbe  Buff  Leghorn      Recently tbe Naaaiu   Hospital
Four Tickets in Field
Mineola. L. I., Nov. 16 laat election a clean aweep by Democrata of Naa.'^u County, and no likelihood of any break occurring be¬ tween the Progreaaivea and Republi- cana from their preaent locked-horn condition, the future to the Democrat¬ ic leadera looked roay, but a little rumor baa been creeping into the inner circlea of thoae high in counael in. the laat few daya whicb is causing oneasi- noaa, not only to tho two firat named partiea Dot to the Democrata aa   well.
With the preaent   condition   of  the political arena there woold be no doobt
won   two  prizea in tbe  Boff  Legh class; third and aecond pullet.
The winninga nf T. A. Martin, jr., of East Avenue were aa followa: Boff Wyandottcs—First cock. Thia bird also won the Association color apecial and shape apecial   and   also   the  Buff
Wyandotte Club special for both color j jo^ch^eona will be held and shape. Third ben, firat and third cockerel and thiid pullet. Firat pon, carrying with it an extra ribbon for the beat pen of young Buff Wyndottea and 5 Association diplomaa. Besidea the above he won the American Poul¬ try Diploma for the beat Buff   Wyan-
ni-»u   41.   i dotte cockerel and a ailver cup for  tbo i riJ'"iJ..'r»"«m.-?.J!l'J full "J*'*i!'I"'i?!i'
With   tho ' u   4 J-    1       « o o nr      j Jl '¦ proaldont wai aaaured tbat at the   Fn
'     I best display of Buff Wyandottea. 'j„„ „„„*;„„ *h« >«-„«   .»«.«.   «#  *u^
the'     T   u-       I   4   I      u-L.-i. u ,-'day meeting the large   rooma   of  tbe
In his pet stock exhibit he   won  10
; left $100,000 by the will of Alice D. i Hieka and $25,000 by tfao will of Wal- I ter R. Duryea, and it ia proposed to at Iieast double tfais sum. 'Teama tor the i raising of funds will be composed of j men'a teama and women'a teama, and the Garden City Hotel daily. A banquet will be held at the hotel on December 8, and thia will be the initial gon of the cam- paigo.
The conference hold laat night waa the reault of a very haaty notification to the reaidenta of the county, and tb«
firat prizea from 10 entriea. Five of hia Abyaainian Caviee, three English | Caviea and a pair of tan rabbita each i won a bloo ribbon and a doe tbat he j exhibited won a silver modal aa firat.
The iToeport Poultry Farma won third on their hen and fifth on thoir cockerel in tho Rhode laland Red claaa and third on hen and pullet in tfae Ply¬ mouth Rock claaa.
W. B. Borton won aecond prize on both the Blacktail Japaneae Baotama and tbo Silkiea.
tho Democrata   woold   have   a  clean i . 	
aweep  at   the   apring   eleetiona,     a»-|-' The Young Men'a Club of  Preeport Lueien Bonbeur, the Progresaive Coun- i defeated tho young mop  of   Rooaevelt ty Chairman, haa atated he intenda   to I two games at   Gere'a   Monday   nigfat. aend peatala to all votera in tho county   A Freeport team defeated   the  Rooae- and aecure their opiniona of candidatea { velt   team   on   Gere'a    alloya    three for the  variooa   town  oflBcera   to   be ¦ atraight games  Tueaday   night;   they voted for thia  apring.    A   number  of j played the return   match   at   DeLap's prominent   Democrata,   fearing  their j alleys at Rooaevelt, again   winning  3 party might poaaibly put   aomeone  on   atraight. aomo of the ticketa who  would not  be { acceptable to the   entire   party,   have | also quietly started a general   eanvaas |
among party membera in regard to a Citizena' ticket. Thia would put four partiea in tbo field and certainly caulae a mixup.
At the aame time it would give tbe Republicana and Progresaivea, wbo know tbere ia no chance for them to win out, a chance to elect the Citizena' ticket, wnich, if aupported by a por¬ tion of each party, would be atrong enough to win.
Aa far aa the Democrats are con¬ cerned the calibre of the men nomi¬ nated by tbeir tickets will aettle them regarding the Citizena' party, as high- grade men would be juat what tbey want and keep thom regular.
Controller Jofan Lyon, a Democrat, but very independent aa far aa lucal politica are concerned, will be  one  of
Rev. H. N. Jonea, D. D., will lec- I ture at the Plaza, Grove Street and Olive Boulevard, Freeport, Sunday, I Nov. 24, at 8 p. m. Admission, 25 i centa.
Tbe membera and C. T. U. are requeated to aend flannel¬ ette, to be  made   into   garmenta   for Chriatmaa gifta, for the needy, to Mra. E. Carman, Brooklyn Ave.
A certificate of incorporation of the
hotel would be crowded with peopl^ who baved made engagementa for laat night before receiving noticea of laat night'a meeting.
Some of the people who were prea¬ ent laat nigbt were: Walter R. Pago, J. H. Savage, Lewia J. Smitfa, Lot- Van DeWater, C. Gardner Miller, Art thor W. Brierly, H. A. Neach, George L. Hubbell. Hiram R. Smith, John B. Van DeWater, W. F. Huettner. Philip J. Chriat, William W. Cocka, W. N. Baldwin, Jobn B. Gilliar, Thomaa B. Maloney, John C. Baker, Artbor Gold- ami th, Charlea N. Wyaong, Thomaa F. McWhiney, Benjamin Hieka, Alonzo U. Onderdonk, and H. L. Cracdell.
—Brooklyn Eagle.
Marriage Licenses
The following marriage licenaea bave been iaaued during the paat week by Town Clerk Gilbert:
Nov. 11—Nicholaa   B.   Tbyeo,  jr., and Adah  G. Pecan,   both of  Hemp¬ atead.    They wore married   tbe  aame nu..„B».on,   »0|d,y by Rev. Charlea H. Snedeker, rec- Advertlaement, j,,, ^f St. George'a Epiacopal Charch. frienda of the W. I     13—Benjamin   Krodar  and   Bertha Hoorachelmann, both of Valley Sream. They were married at Hempatead   the aame day by Rev. Hermann  Schorten, paator   of    the     German    Latheran Cburcb.
14—Joaeph   Caracela   and   Orailior
United Sti»tea Milk Producta Company, I occhinzzo,   botb   of    Inwood.    They of Freeport   haa been   filed   with   the   ,ero married at the Town Hall by Joa-
?'•'„".^T'i"'?i"^ ¦ ^*'* ^'P'"" .'^'"'^ I tice Cbarlea F. Gittena. la $25,000, divided into ahares of $100
each, and the directora   for   the  firat
aod
15—Cbarlea   P.   H.     Clauaen Marion Blank, both of Lakeview. 18—Ellia E. Stewart, jr., of Brook
year are Alvin N. Johnaon and Gilbert
R. Johnaon  of   Freepoit, and  George i |y„';ndl3mro"a R.ToVto of'Lynbii^?' W. Amea of Bellmore. |     gdward Aacoli and Jennie   Merritt,
r—Brooklyn Timet - -
' both of Rooaevelt.
Laat Friday evening a number of the !
the firat to aupport the Citizens' ticket  frienda of Miaa Prudie Ritchie  attend
broafa,    wire   fencing,   allowance  for
ahade treea, allowance for watering i fore Idiaeoaa the matter witb you," i tbe building completed by the firat of trougba and other miacollaneooa pur-i replied our agent, "you will have to , January, when tfae old building ia to poaea. $1300, making a total of go to that cigar atore acroaa the atroet be tranaferred to the new owner. We $44,800. jand   boy   me   SOc    worth    of    good ^ understand   the   now   porcbaaer   will
A special meeting of the Board   will j cigara—look at yoor bill." be heid at tba new   Town  Almabouae '    The aubacriber looked at hia bill and next Toeaday at 2 o'clock for the  par-' bought the cigara. poae of making tbe final inapection.      | —TalapboneReview.
open op an aotomobila garage.
Ad^forHma it In Everybedy'e CelKmnl      "| saw It in the M<«a«ng«r"
Theodore Ripaon is having a bunga- i low built on bla lota south of the Mer- Irick Road. Fred M. Wood haa the eontracL
if the character of the Democratic nomineea are not ofthe very higbeat calibre. In the office of Superviaor from Hempatead Mr. Lyon ia eapecial¬ ly intereated. That branch of the coanty adminiatration he ia aaid to ro- gard aa having been bia greateat worry ainee be came into office.
If a man who woold be acceptable to the entire party la nomJr^atcd. a man for inatance like Thomaa B.icon, the treaaurer of the Naasao Qucen;i Agri¬ cultural Society, be will receive thi aapport not only of tbe Demucrata but of tli'3 other voters aa well, it ia pre¬ dicted.—Brooklyn Eagle.
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ed n party at her home on Commercial Street. The evening waa pleaaantly paaeed in Kan<ea and ainging. Refreah¬ menta were aerved.
Surrogate's Court
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During the paat week papera io following caaea have  been   filed Snrrogate Graham at Mineola. .,,... .  _ .„  .    A bby Terrell died at Ocean Bide on
I n       n"" n      !?'*""/r^-u P™8""'^« i Joly 22. leaving an eatate of $600 per- ! CooDcil, Daogbtera of Liberty, a dom-  ,ongi ¦»       f
I ino aocial waa hold laat Thuraday even-      ej/^ w. Rider, Lynbrook,   October mg at tbe home of Mr. and Mra. Leon-1 g. 14000 real and $8600 peraonal
ard Golden on Commercial Street. The affair waa well attended and a very en¬ joyable evening waa paaaed. The next aociai of the Coancil will be beld at tbe home of Mr. and Mra. John J. Don- bar on  Bedell  Street   next Tharaday
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John J. Davia, Wheatley, Aogaat 3; $80,000 real and $2000 peraonal.
Wiibnr B. Wood, Laurence, Novem¬ ber 4; over $10,000 real and over 110.000 peraonal.
Tbomaa Lahey, New ! Hyde Park, Aageat 9; $1800 peraonal.
pbebe A. Sfoitb, '^Seaford, Oetober 9; 18000 real.