South Side Messenger 19111229

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Christmas Programs
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SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL  PAPER. NASSAU  COUNTY
OFFICIAL PAPER, FREEPORT VILLAGE
Vol 4, Number 23
Every Friday.
FREEPORT AND BELLMORE. N. Y.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1911
$1.00 Yearly, Single Copy 5 Cents
Merrick
Two Printers Gone
Fine assortment of Christmas  trees |     W ithin   the last week   two  veteran at Jobn Adel's Meat Market. Bellmore.   printers, Sidney S. Smith of the South
Side  Observer, and  Alonzo M. Onder-
You can bny tboae Xmas cigars of Chaa. Moravec, onr local cigar mana¬ facturer.    Factory en Miller   Avenue.
saeccBsfui New Year I
donk, of tb* Hempstead Inquirer, bave been laid at rest. Through tbe  death  of  Mr.   Smith. ^^ j Long Island lost one of its oldest print- n     ,,   > m.   T~i . u J  ere in point of service.    He   was  con-
To all of Merrick a most happpy and  ^/.t./^jth the South Side   Observer,
of which he was president at tbe time of his death, for thirty-one yeara.
He was born at 10 DeKalb Avenoe, Brooklyn, November 23, 1862, the aon of Sidney and FAien Smith, and the family moved to Merrick when he was a child. Soon after he began work as an apprentice. He was mar¬ ried   twice.    Hia   first   wife died  in
8«rvieeB at tb* Church of the Re¬ deemer Sunday at 7:80 and 11 a. m. and at 11 o'clock p. m. Celebration of the Holy Commanion at tbe early service and morning prayer and ser¬ mon at the 11 o'clock service. Tbe serviee   at 11 p.m.   will  be   evening
prayer foiiowed by the Holy Commun-       „..       ^ ,_ .   , . , »
ion at midnight. A special invitation I J888, and he married twro years later, ia extended to all to spend the last I H« i«-urvived by a widow and four hour of the old  year and the flrst  mo-i children.    They   are   Alice,   -
ment of the New of God.
Year   in the  House
E. S. Miller, tbe local storekeeper, spread cheer among the "kids" on Christmas  Oay when be invited  tbem
are Alice, wife of Clarence Lewis of Fveeport; George Smitb, one of tbe firm of I. M. Remsen Company of Brooklyn; Carolyn Belle and Hazel Maude.
In bia younger days Mr. Smitb   was a  prominent   bahcball   player,   being
as Lis friends to assemble  at tbe store ! ranked  as the   strongest   batsman   in
the several   leagues on   Long   Island, He   was president of the   Soutb   Side
to receive an orange and candy.
Mr. Scbermerhorn. our new school teacher, and his family have arrived in the village and are occupying a new l)onse in Merrick Square.
A basketball game is schedule for to¬ night in the Parish House between Merrick and Amityville. at 8:46 o'clock; admission. 10 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilson were the guests of Mrs, C, N. Kent at "Wayside" over Chriatmas.
Y.. was a guest this   week at the Rec¬ tory.
The Christmas axercises'of the Sun¬ day School of the Cburch of tbe Re¬ deemer were beld in tbe Parish House on Wednesday evening before a gath¬ ering of parents and friends of tbe aebolars wbicb filled and overcrowded the  building.    Tbe  program of carol.
Bli's May Royle; of Brooklyn, form¬ erly of tbis village, waa married at Brooklyn on December 23.
A target shoot for pigs took plaee at A. L. Brown's Hotel on Christmas Day, which aflforded much amusement.
William Bowne haa aold hia bicycle and confectionery store to a New York party, wbo took possession on Tuesday.
John J. Stevenson entertained a number of New York fri<>nds at bia botel on the Merrick Road Christmaa Day.
A. Palermo's new store on Bedford Avenue, ia being rushed along and will be ready for occupancy before Spring.
Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Skou were the gueat,<i of tbe doctor's brotber at East Williston on Christmas Day.
The bids for tbe sale of the property of Advance Hook. Ladder and Engine Company will be opened at Firemen's ball on Wednesday evening. January Srd, at 8 o'clock. This property is ad¬ joining the depot and will be a great investment to the one it ij sold to.
Those who attended the Christmas exercises at the Public School on Fri¬ day of last week spoke well of the work of tbe children. The acbool was closed all tbis week, but will re-open denly atthe Hempstead Sanitarium'Tuesday, wben the teacbers return Sunday nigbt from acute indigestion. He bad not felt well for some time. Suffering from a severe attack the nigbt previous, be was advised to re¬ ceive treatment at tbe Sanitarium, where be went Sunday morning. To¬ ward nigbt bis condition was recog¬ nized as critical and at about 11 o'clock
Baseball   League.    He was an  active ; member of tbe Ocean Side   Presbyter- j ian 'Church ; was   secretary for seven ] I years and Sunday School   superintend-1 ent for five   years.    He was a charter ' member    and    tbe  first  councilcr  bf' Rockville Centre Council No. 80.   Jun¬ ior Order United American Mechanics. | and Past District   Deputy Grand Mas-1 ter of Nassau and   Queens  districts ofj Odd Fellows |
Marcus O. Hedges,   editor and lausi ness  associate bt A. M. Onderdonk   ii
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A Happy New Year to You AD
Wantagh
I Mrs. A. E. Hunt and iHiss Alice Sutherland   are   spending    Cbriatmaa
{week with Mrs. Hunt's aiater. Mra, Peter Sherer in irvington, N. J.
Baldwin
Bellmore
Freeport
Single copies of the Messenger can be secured %t Greenblatt's news store on Railroad Avenue  or  Kiefer's, Main ! do
Street, Freeport, L. I.
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On Christmas   Day   the   Gun  Clnb held a clay pigeon shoot.    The follow¬ ing are   the   scores   made: Class   A : William   Schultz,   19;    Walter   Ash- n.   18;   John   Box,   16;    William
Miss  Estelle   Boyd of  Yonkers, N. | ^^e conduct of the Hempstead   Inquir-
er, and clerk of tbe   Village, died sud-
recitation and song was interesting j tbe hesrt failed. Funeral service was and well presented. Tbe very excel-j held Wednesday afternoon at tbe Pres- lent Santa Claus was Mr. F. S. Hill, byterian Chur«h. conducted by Rev. wbo presented to tescbers. ofHcers and Dr. Kerr, was attended by the Inqulr- acbolara from a finely decorated tree i er staff, officials of the village and tbe many pretty and useful presents and | Odd Fellows. Interment was at aaw t(f it that not only the school   but { Bridgehampton.    Thursday   morning,
also every child in tbe room received an orange and a box of candy. To the rector. Mr. Littebrandt, tbe presented tbree ten dollar gold piecea from tbe Woman'a  Auxiliary   and a five dollar
Mr. Hedgea was in his 58th year. He was born at Bridgehampton. Always with a literary leaning, he read mucb. wrote eaaiiy, well and intelligently. For   mere   than  twenty  years he had
g lid piece from tbe officers and teacb-1 been tbe able editor of the Inquirer, ers of the school.' Mr. H. tt. Zeiner. | advocating all thnt was for the wel- tbe organist and choirmaster, wasj fare of tbe community. Daring tbe nicely remembered as was also Mr. S. past seven years be bas also capably S. Bartow. Gold and enamel attend-j filled tbe position of Village Clerk, ance pins wer^ awarded the following! Held in high esteem, his deatb is a for   being present at every   session of' public loss.—Jentinel
tbe school last year with the exception | 	
of four: Bertba Burns, Julia Burns. Gertrude Link. Elizabeth Link, Walter Link, Vera Thamm.    Richard Thamm,
Frank   Colvin.    Elliott Hirch,   Arthur, .     * .u    d i       .  v      i. i     »
Otto  and   Wellman   Miller.    We will  P'^P^.'^y °^ ^,»?«  Belmont  Hospital   at
the   intersection   of    Jerusalem    and
I Belmont Hospital Sold
I     Under an order of  foreclosure,   tho
print the program in our next issue.
Marriage Licenses
. During tbe past weex tbe  following licenaes bave been granted:
Dec. 18—Edward A. Baaon of New York City and Eltie B. Rieck of Hew¬ lett.
Dec, 19—Fred P. Daviaon of Free- port and Vera M. Johnson of Baldwin;
I Hempatead avenues,   Hempstead,   was ! sold in front of  tbe  Court   House  at Mineola Thursday morning for 110,000 to James C. Cameron, wbo said he rep¬ resented a New Jersey syndicate.
The hospital was closed some time ago by Mrs. 0, H. P. Belmont, wbo establisbed tbe institution and en¬ dowed it heavily, because as she aaid the people of Hempstead  did   not  ap-
the
married by Rev. R. S. Hulsart of the ;?'"«*='¦*«**'.« «''^°/''  ""?  "'^^'^ .'" Baldwin M. P. Church on Sunday. "»>» "" "''""f'^ '"y  »nterest  in
Dec. 20—Harvey Hodge and Raebeal charitable wora Sbe held two mort- Taylor, botb of Rockville Centre. ! ROKei   aggregating  to   $30,000.    and
D*c. 21—Chester Carman of  Bald-1 "^ "" "PO" " """ *«   foreclose  these win and Bertha H.  Wright   of  Ocean j •'«"¦ **>»* '*'« property was sold. Side; married the aame d.«y  by Rev.      It waa tbougbt at firat that Camer- F   W   Varney {on, whose bid waa tbe only one  made,
Alonzo Carman and Georgi anna '''"•cHng for Mrs Belmont, but this Nickeraon, both of Baldwin; married *>» .^8"'«''"y'"*'^"'^ •>« represented Sunday by Rev. R. Hulsart. |" New Jersey corporation, and that  it
Dec. 23—Harry A. Self and Florence I *"/'"" *.''*"' *''¦' ^« "" acting. L. Stevenson, both of Bellmore. The sale was conducted by   Auction-
Unile     Riccardo   and    AraninizataK"'•'o«P»'P- ^'y-"^ Manhattan, and
Spoaato, hoth of Valley Stream. i
Linus Anderson of Ocean   Side  and j Ivy Johnson of Baldwin. !
Walter   Jobnson   nnd   Ivy   Robina, i both of Baldwin; married  Sunday   by Rev. R. S. Hulsart.
William Horse and Rose Van Orden. both of Baldwin; married Sunday by Rev. R. S Hulsart.
James H. Johnson and Lillie Morse, Itntb'of Baldwin; married Sunday by Rev. R. S. tiulaart.
r<iorman C Brower and Bthel M. Smith, whose licnse waa issued last week was also married by Rev. Mr. Halaart on Sunday.
Dec. 26—Henry Stevens and Hen¬ rietta Matthews, botb of L.awrence.
Selab G. Appleget, a New York dergymaa, and Mary C. Edwarda of Inwood.
Edward Kelly, referee.
Christmas at The
Court House
Members of tbe office titce of Coun¬ ty, Clerk Thomas S. Cbeshire presented tbeir chief Saturday with a handsome pair of diamond cuff linka aa a Christ¬ mas remembrance.
Sheriff Charles "T. DeMott received froro tbe men in his department a dia¬ mond studded watcb charm.
In tbe County Trea urer'a ofl!lce, the Chief, County Treaaurer Hegeman, was advised to get bome early and an engrossed expreaaion of the feeling ao bis ataff waa preaanted to bim. When be atrived b* loond fi solid mahogany library table awaltin bias.
from tbeir hcliday vacation up State.
In a letter of recent date from Port Orange, Flurida, Bob Willmartb in¬ forms us tbat be and his family are en¬ joying tbe Southern climate. He tells us of taking things easy, sitting under an apple tree witb tbe thermometer 81 degrees in tha shade,
" Harry A. Self and Miss Florence L, Stevenson were married at Freeport laat Saturday nigbt by Rev. Charles A. Logue, at his home. Miss Judith Kremelberg of Freeport was brides¬ maid, while "Teddy" Moran, alao of Freeport, acted as best man. After spending Christms witb Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea H. Russell, tbey started house¬ keeping in tbeir new bome on Bedford Avenue, near the scbcol.
Before going to press we learn that John Conklin of the Northern section of the village, was found dead Thurs¬ day near St. Matbias colored Church. Dea)h was caused by heart trouble.
A handsome Christmaa tree was seen in J, W. Wiemer's window un Christmas nigbt. lighted by electricity from Mr. Wiemer's own electric plant.
A regalar meetmg of Advance Hook. Ladder and Engine Company will be beld next Munday evening, when tbe new officera for 1912 will take office. The new officers are all qualified to fill their respective positions and the com¬ ing yesr should prove a banner one in tbe history of the company.
WANTED-Everj' Saturday night at Sigmond Opera House, local talent. Address Joe Wood. 225 West 42nd St., New York.       	
Word received from "Reekie" Hunt, in Florida, tells of tbe sport he bad in a roller skating contest. It waa a big affair with tbe best skaters of Florida present, and our Preeport representa¬ tive kept along with them until near the end of tbe contest, wben be jump¬ ed ahead and easily won the race.
The Christmas gathering of relatives and friends at tbe residence of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H, Neal. 27 Lena Ave., wbo formerly were residents of Brook- ' lyn, WIS an occasion long to be remem-' bered by all present, wbo. after their sumptuous feaating, adjourned to tbe, sitti.ng room wbere by the host and' hostess from the Christmas tree, tok-1 ens of remembrande were given to all | present and a joyous evening was; spent. I
Monday evening officers of Progress¬ ive Council. Daugbtera of Liberty, were elected as follows: Councilor, Mrs. Effie Dunbar; associate council-1 or, Mrs. Leona Raynor; vice council-1 or. Mrs. Annie Abbott; associate vice councilor, Mts. Amelia Beacon; guide. Mrs. Freda Combs; recording secre¬ tary. Miss Mary Crevoiserat; assistant recording secretary. Mrs. Alice Toombs^ financial secretary. Mrs. Em¬ mie Mount; treasurer. Mra. Henrietta Golden; inside guard. Mrs. Emma Crevoiserat; outside guard. Mrs. Bertba Connera.
A public inatallation will be held j January 15.
I Dean, 16; Peter Avagadro, 15; Jamea !M. Seaman. 14; Henry Ultsch, IS; I Elliot Van Nostrand, 12. Clasa B: I Harry Braithwaite. 16; George Sea- !man. 14; William Garner, 11; Charlea j W. Allen, 10; J. J. Fuaaell, 9. John j Box won tbe sweepatake aboot, break¬ ing 22 out of 26.
The Cbristmas services held in tbe church on Sunday were especially fine. In tbe morning tbe choir aang Holy Night. A solo waa rendered by Mias Beatrice Wbite and a duet by Mias Helen Jackson and Mias Beatrice Wbite. In tbe evening the choir rend¬ ered tbree anthems and Miss Laura Cowles sang a solo. The pastor. Rev. Thomas S. Braithwaite, preached a sermon on "Tbe Joy of Giving," a Cbrintmas sermon.
Mrs. Gesina M. late Henry Stehl, here Sanday, Dec funeral services German Cburch. Rev iating;    interment   I
Stehl, widow of the died at her bome 24; age 7K years; from the Wantagh Mr. Nichol offic- the    German
About 860 children of tbis village were made happy Christmas afternoon by Santa Claus at tbe Fire Department Headquarters, corner Pine and Church Streeta when he distributed, for tbe members of tbe Wide Awake Engine Company, many bags of candies, be¬ sides oranges and apples. . Rev, Cbarles Herbert Scboley. de¬ partment cbanlain. waa present and liad a word of good cbeer for all at¬ tending.
Tbe role of  Santa  Claua   was  well I     , „.       . TT      ^       r,    . ,
taken by Alexander C. Ackerman. Last   Thursday   night   the    Parish
  House was filled with an audience tbat
George Schneider, a nephew to Mrs. f fy^^! '*!? *=*'"f!" <?' *^^ ^""'^"^ Gustave Abel of 65 Rose Street, tbis I Sc''ool in the cantata, "A -Topsy Turvy place died at bia home at Mattituck i Chr'S'nas'' A large Cbristmas tree last Wednesday aiter an illness of con- reaching to the «.ling was laden with sumption. Tbe remains were brought i ."l^.^y P^!!!^'!!.!.-,. ^ilLf'^i^^f" °uJ^t here on Thursday and the funeral   ser-
Cemetery of Wantagh.
The Boys' Brigade me.'ts in the Par¬ ish House on Wednesday nigbt.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bradley of New York City were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Avagadro over Christmas.
Cbristmas exercisea were held in the Public School on Friday afternoon. Tbe following is the program:
Chorus, by the School; Christmas Wreath Drill; Cbristmas Hymns; recitation. Mrs.  Helland.
A play entitled "Cbriatmas at Fin- negan's Flata," with the following cast: Patrick Finnegan. Elwood Van Sise; Prof. Baton, Herman Nelson; Jobn. a chauffeur, Halman Walters; Little Tom, the Pet of the Flat. Chas. Goodwin; Biddy ' Finnegan, Clara Johnston; Miss Neversmile. Mae Van Siae; Mary. Tom's Sister. Vera Dean-; Miss Goodbeart, Santa'a Agent, Flor¬ ence Box; and a number of cbildren of Finnegan's Flats. Atfer tbe play Santa Claus came and diatributed prea¬ ents.
There was a large gathering in tb* Baldwin M. P. Cburch Monday evening for the cantata by the Sabbath Scfaool, which waa' well rendered. At tba close of tbe exercises all the acholara were treated to candies, applea and oranges and many presents were ex¬ changed between teachers and scholars.
The pastor was not overlooked and received a good fat envelope. Tbe school is now practicing for tbe enter> tainment by Prof. Lane, of New York, to be given in tbe near future.
The M. P. Sunday School held iU Christmaa celebration on Monday nigbt and the church waa crowded. There was a good program eonsiating of a cantata and other numbers. There was a general exchange and dis¬ tribution of gifta.
While Mr. and Mrs. George H. May were away from tbeir home on Merriek R.ad on Sunday afternoon a thief en¬ tered it and ransacked tbe house taking solid silver, jewelry and |86 in gold. Entrance was gained hy oreaking a window and opening a door at tbe side of the house. Bloodhounds of the Long Island Railroad were put into service and followed a scent which led to a spot in Lakewood Park. It is probable that several of tbe people wbo have been robbed would be willing to follow up tbe matter and have the guilty partfes receive their just deserts.
The annual Cbriatmas celebration of the M. E. Sunday School was held laat Friday night and even though the rain waa severe the church was well filled and tbe cantata and otber numbera of the program were successfully render¬ ed. The cburcb was elaborately deco¬ rated with greens, bells and a trimmed Christmas tree. There was tbe usoal exebange of gifta between teachers and scholars and the pastor. Rev. Frank A. Scofield, and others were practically remembered by friends of the church. Prizes were awarded scholars wbo had attended every Sun¬ day and'candy. oranges and applea wer* given each member of tbe achool.
Tbe Christmas exercises of the Public School were held Friday^fter- noon and all were of a paricularly pleasing nature. Parents and frienda of tbe pupils were well represented. Gifts were exchanged and a treat of candy, etc, given the pupils.
There will be a watch nigbt aervice in the M, E. Cbarch at Baldwin, Sun¬ day night. The pastor. Rev. P. A. Schofield will preach botb moming and evening.
Hempstead
Christian Science Society,—Services Sunday morning at 11 a. m.; Sunday School same hour; Hempstead Bank Building, Hempatead; Subject. "Chris¬ tian Scierce." A reading room a<ip- plied with Christian Science literatare ia open at the above address every week-day (except holidays) from 1:30 to 6 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Holae have gone to Loa Angeles. Cal.. where they in¬ tend to reside.
Installation of ofl^cern of New York Lodge, No. 1. Shield of Honor will take place Monday evening, Janaary 8th; that of Roslyn Lodge, No. 2. Thuisday 11th; New Hyde Park Lodge, No. 8, Monday 15; Jamaica Lodge, No. 4., Tburaday, 18.
Smithville South   -
Don't forget the annaal dance of the Smitbville Soutb Hook, Ladder and Engine Company, to be held in Firemen'a Hall tomorrow night. The committee bave apared no effort to make this tba beat reception yet given and only yonr attandance is lacking to make it a aucceaa. Tbe firemen are willing to belp yon wben lo need and wby not rcturu tb* eomplim*at
vicea were beld at the home of Mrs, Abel Thursday evening. Rev. A. W. E. Carrington. rector of the Church of tbe Transfiguration, officiating.
Tbe deceased, who waa 83 years of age. Is survived by a wife and one child, as well as two aunts bere. He was born in Boston. Mass. The in¬ terment was in the family plot in Greenwood Cemetery Friday morning.
J.    Huyler! John    L. I
evening. January 8, at 8 o'clock following officers are to be elected:
President in place of Erneat S. Randali.
Vice President in place of Tbomaa Sproull.
Secretary   in  place  of Ellison.
Treasnrer   in   plaee   of Raynor.
Four directora to serve two yeara in place of Werner Nygren. Henry L. Maxson, Wiiiiam D. Finch, Henry P. Libby.
Two directora to serve one year in place of Wm. H. Grace and F. 0. S. Knowles. resigned.
Th6 nominating committee have placed in nomination the following offi¬ cers and directors:
For   President,     Werner    Nygren.
For  Vice  Pres.,  Albin N. Jobnson.
For Secretary, J. Huyler Ellison.
For   Treaaurer,   Henry   P.    Libby.
For directors to serve two years— Daniel Morrison, Raymond J. Miller, Gearge J. Harrison and Wm. F. Cornell.
Kor directors to aerve ore year— Joaeph B. Clark and Aubrey C. Mac¬ Carey.
(Cootinaed on page 6) Advoriioo H I* Cvorybady** Column
whole took, their parta well, though some of the very little ones, it being tbeir first appearance before tbe foot¬ lights, were a littled scared, but on tbe whole the entertainment was voied  at
Owing to the storm on Tueaday night tbe meeting of tbe Auxiliary League waa adjourned until the next regular meeting in January.
TI.O ««-»»! ...o^ts.... «# n.-. !!>_..- The Cbriatian Endeavor Society will nnrt n„h -VnT« h*.iH n^ M„„H-J ^old a meeting in the church on Priday port Cluh   will   be   beld   on   Monday  ^j^^,     ^j,^^ ^»p,.^ ^,„  t,e   '.Things  I
I want to do better next year;" leader, I Ralph Box.
New Years Day the Gun  Club will I bold a clay pigeon aboot. ^
Unclaimed Letters
(Freeport Poat Office)
Brooka, Andrew, 2
Cure, John
Cunningham, A. S.
Eckhoff, D.
Ford, Mrs. Hannah
Greenfield, Samuel
Jefferaon, W. J.
Kenelly, Jamea A.
Moore, W. H.
Meyer, Mrs. B.
Propth, Mias Mamie
Rosseter. Mrs. E. W.
Reynolds, John (bricklayer)
Smith, Mra.. 6 Main St
Stenmil^s, Mr. Jim, e Smith's
Sleicher, Mr. Chaa.
Turner, Fred
Wilaon. Capt. C. F.
Robt G. Amtoraoo, P. M. Dee. 26. 19n.
Mr. and Mrs. young son spent with Mr, Pettit's Mrs. Coles Pettit
Irving" Pettit  and
Cbristmas holidays
oar ents.   Mr.   and
Willie Wrang. the Chinaman of Grand Avenue, who recently^ was ar¬ rested on a charge of stealing chick¬ ens, was found not guilty by Juatiee Norton last Thursday afternoon.
Fred Ilogers. a chicken raiser, teati¬ fied tbat he sold the chickens to the Oriental and his evidence freed tbe Chinaman.
Seaford
A clay pigeon shoot was beld Christ¬ mas afternoon under the auspieea of the Y. M. I. C.
A moving picture show was enjoyed by the reaidenta on Tuesday evening. Hereafter tbe abow will be giveo Thorsda* evening of each week in tb* Y. M. L C. Hall.    •
Miss Lila Southard of Woodmere has been entertained during tbe past week by Miss Maurietta Ketcbam of Merrick Road.
Mrs. Samuel Jacoba City spent Xmaa with Poweli.
of New  York Mrs.   John T.
Single copiea of tbe Mdempagor oao' bardart u aaii* ! secured at Greenblatt'a  newa  ator*, pagm wM Mp.
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on Railroad Avenoe or Kiefer'a, Maia
Street, Freeport, L. I tf
Miss Anna McHugh returned frem Atlantic City to spend Chriatmaa wftb her parenta bere.
Those County Bonds
Justice Stapleton after the bearing Saturday morning aneanced that be woold reaerve decision as to (be >ood iasuea for Nassau roads, There are two issues aggregating $566,000 Sot the improvfjment of highwaya in vari¬ ous lectiona of Naaaao County.
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