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A reliable meaos of communication between the villacfes of Rock- ville Centre, Baldwin, Freeport, Roosevelt, Merrick, Bellmore, Smithville South, Wantagh, Seaford, Massapequa and Amityvilie.
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FREEPORT AND BELLMORE, U. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1909
PBICE, 6 CENTS
FREEPORT
Dr. W. G. Smith, Dentist, 61 W. Mer¬ rick Road, Freeport; 'Phone 85-R.      It
You can get 2,000 lbs. of coal at Haff's yard for |8.25.    Phone 398 Freeport. tf ,
Now that the yachting season is opened all the yachtsmen have taken their boats out of camphor balls and^u-e ready to perform all sorts of aquatic stunts on the waters of the bays here¬ abouts. *^v»
The G. A. R. Posts in this and neighboring villages, properly cele¬ brated Decoration Day by decoration of graves of departed comrades and in
"Profitless Goodness" will be thej The Freeport Fire Department had moming theme of Rev. Charles Her-1 its parade and inspection Saturday bert Scholey at the First Presbyterian j night. The boys trouped around the ^ Church.    In the evening he ^11 preach principal streets of the village,   sOme i
BELLMORE
MERRICK
Sunday the Bellmore team defeated i    Yon *an get 2^ lbs. of coal at Haff's ! Fussell 10 the last sermon in the series on Adam, j times wading through seas  of smoke t Lindenhurst,   score,   15  to  8.     jjext 1^*    """ **'*''*•   *^houe .ISb rreeport. tf "Thoughts of Other Days." I from red fire  lighted by enthusiastic , Sunday the   Bellmore team  will play
I the Wantagh club: v Walter Aahddwn ' 16, Grove Siems 16, Wiillam Dean 16, I John Box  15, George Siems 14,   J. J.
I residents and sometimes dodging fire the National A. C. at Bellmore
TT  T   m   I.    I.    I    *    vl.   1^   • I'balls from candles made famous by the ( -*  	
H. L. Trubenback, Architect, is pre-, „„^ig„tR^„3„g     The course followed i    p„.    „    ^^    Cn„,,„    nnr .«tppn,.H paring plans and specifications for aj^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^j^^,^ ^.       ^^^ '?«?*•  «• ,^-   ^Pates,   our esteemed concrete cottage ,n Memck and anoth-1 ^^ere are some who think   it ^ was ten ! ^Tnlitifi^^iil^'^n   H„rr! In^^^^ er in the same village of  10 rooms ; ^j^^  ^^at length.    At the end,   the: f;"^!^!' Hn^^T^.S!! ^fli^fnH ^^ wood.    A 10 room cottage in Roosevelt , the  fire  comoanies   were  "¦"'^™e  United States  flag and ad
a number of cottages in Freeport. ^5;°J«'J.'^''fj;^^^^^^^ him  as folbws
No! HafF has not put up the Price of ; Coal, it is still $6.25 the same as dur¬ ing April.    Call 398 Freeport.    1  Mo.
Mrs. D. V. Lawson, who has suffered
The twenty-first annual meeting of the Ecclesiastical Society of the Wan¬ tagh Memorial Church will be held in the Sunday School room Monday night at eight o'clock^June 7th, 1909.
The Ladies'  Aid Society met at the
and
Bids from builders and contractors are receivable at his home N. Main St.
Freeport First Baptist Church, Stan¬ ley W. Roberts, Minister: Public  wor-
"In pre-
long confinement during the winter and home of Mrs. Frank Place on Wednes- spring from  nervous    breakdown,   is day afternoon
senting to you this Amercian  Flag,   I
«ue  and the apparatus was placed op-.f^^, ^^f^^^^ ^jjj ,^^^„      ^^^^ j^^^^j,^ posite  them.    Then ^'^''^^''^J^^\ respect and  loyalty  it deserves and I
riding out again much to the joy of her many friends.
Mr. Albert Doane, having e.xchanged his Maxwell, is now riding about the country in a Buick.
Morrison,   leaning on t> arm .. v..»... ^^^ ^j,j  ^j be as patriotic
Cameron,   inspected  the   department,, •„ t^e future as you have shown  your- followed by the rest of the Trustees,,-    le*   u i      u-uu   j   \,
other usual ways customary with these ship of God Sunday at 10.30 a. m. and | and the Orphan  Asylum  band tooting 1 ff',^'^ ^® ^"fu ^^!^^   J   ?^u a^
. . ... JK. .... „.._ ^^5        ^     Communion will  be ob-! for all it was  worth.    Atfer the  in-!l'j^r.w.V L f -"L    a^ •''
served at the morning service.    Morn- spection the Trustees, foremen and as- i *"'* ^^^ T^^* u ^ ""^       ilVJ^ ^ ^,      ing theme, "Growth in Christian Char-. sfstant foremen were guests of Trustee "El^^^f^f *^"' ^^"^ grandfather  Tuesday evening at 8.30 1 Mo.   act«r; evening theme.   "Thru  Man  to! Sigmond at his theatre. .followed.    When you  meet  a  soldier,
God."    The Men's Forum meets  at 12      a   feature  of  tbe  parade   was  th«j Z. hLTnJl     ''T   '  f '' """^
M.   to  discuss  "The Distribution    of : marching in white ducks and blue shirta j^^"^ ^^^P^^ '^^^P ^ *^°"^^ ^°^ ^^"- Wealth."    Bible School  at  2.30.    Y.   of  the  juvenile fire company who es-i ,„
F. S. C/ E.   meeting  at  7.    Midweek ' corted the juvenile company frum Bald' {     Rev. Charles H. Scholey will preach   «owne service Friday  evening  at  8  o'clock. | win. i in *be Presbyterian Church Sunday af-       ^^.^^
All are cordially invited. i j ternoon  at  3 p.m.    Come one and all
  The South Shore Yacht Club  openedj and listen to a  good sermon
~ its    door  for the  Heason    Decoratioil
Day,   with   Commodore    Southard  oil hand   t)  do  the  honors.    About two hundred  members  and   guests the  day  and
honored veterans of the Civil War Call 398 Freeport on the Phone.
The L. I. Taxicab Company opened for business in time for the Decoration Day rush and had all the work they could handle. It was a busy day for the new concern, the cars being in de¬ mand day arid night. Jacob Post and Willet G. Smith, managers, have erected a commodious garage opposite the depot and equipped themselves with
a number of up-to-date taxicabs.    The I     As  has been their custom for years,
venture will undoubtedly prove success- { Mr.   George  T. VanRiper, superinten-
ful. • ! dent of the Methodist  Sunday  School,
  ; which   is the largest  in  Freeport,   in-
W. P. W. Haff, Coal. 1 Mo.     i vited  the   Presbyterian    and  Baptist
Schoola   to  unite  with them   in   their
The monthly  meeting of the Men's Club  wiJI be held in the Parish  House
Mr. Curtis Bowne and family of Brooklyn are here to spend the summer with Mr. Bowne's mother, Mrs. W. H.
Miss  Bertha  Hewlett and Miss  M. Bowne are visiting in  Baltimore,   Md.
Union Memorial Service
will be observed in the  M in   the evening at 8 o'clock
Come  to
there to enjoy  the  day  anC  eveningJj ^^^ ^^^^^j^-^ —^ ^'^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^j^
Counsellor Hobbs  new motor boat wor I ^
the cabin boat race over a twelve mile'i     q^Vo w„.,^o„ a„y,««i ,o „t-^„A;\„ „, .,
mL   rj    T   /-.!_    1     T Ihe bunday school is steadily grow-
The Ida L, Charles Lea, own- |l ^ "^ ^ ^
and   the  Allwool,   Donal(|
Nassau by the Sea drew a big crowdy^e^orjai day service, which invitation Saturday bunday and Monday. Many , ^^g thankfully accepted as the schools cottages have already been  leased for \ ]^^^  forward   with  pleasure to  that
the season.    Excellent service is prom-: aervice.   Accordingly the Presbyterian, dred°and'handled his nart of the  affair ised by the ferry and traction officials. , ,„d Baptist School! assembled at their' f/^ ^ereditably^    Muller's     excelS i The  New  York  and  Long    Island :''®^P®.<^*'.^^   ..'^'^"55^.^^ ^.an'l^, at . 2.15  orchestra furnished the music  for  the
course.
er, second,   and   the  Allwool, Mackay,   owner,   third.    Hobbs'   boat is the "R.A.M.H"    The Steward, Mr; Long, served dinner for over one  hun-
Services at the Church of the Re- On Sunday, June 13, Children's Day deemer, Sunday, Trinity, at 7.30\ and E. Church n a. m. and 8 p. m. Holy Com¬ munion at the early service and Litany, Sermon and Holy Communion at the second service. In , the evening the rector will preach upon "Inglorious Compromises." Sunday School meets in the Parish House at 10 a. m. A hearty welcome is extended to all  who
Services at the M. E. Church on the Merrick  Koad this coming Sabbath  as
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas X. Davis jr. spent Decoration Day with Mr. and Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Frank Place entertained the King's Daughters Society on Tuesday aftemoon.
A special school meeting will be hefd ; in the school building on June 9£h,   at ' eight o'clock, for the purpose of decid¬ ing by vote of the district whether or not the district shall dispose of by pub- , lie or private sale the presont achool ; building, the brick  foundation  walls, the furnaces and heating apparatus  in
use at said building.
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A   fair will  be held in  the  Parish
House of the Church of the Redeemer,
Merrick, upon the afternoons and even-
ingsj ofi the  16th  and   17th  of June.
Give them a call.
The Schumann Orchestra met at the home of Mrs. Rhoda Jackson Tuesday evening.
Miss Hubbard spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Allen.
Traction Company will shortly  change j ™"<='^®^. *" ^^'^^ Methodist Church  for ^ dancing which was enjoyed by a  large
their table and add a later car to the I ^^e service to begin at 2.30. Was it city. The headway will remain the I "ot an inspiring sight to see those same. *rhe service is uniformly good j ^^^'^^''en marching "under the Banner and Supt. Kineon is making plans to I «i j"« Cross, coming from the East accommodate the summer rush by hav-; fnd  "om   the  West to their Father s
I house.     Behind      the      Presbyterian: school marched the Freeport  members , _ i of the Grand  Army  of    the  Republic [
.   ~ iand  the   Women's  Relief  Corps,    all
The Airdome opened Saturday. ! marching to the beat of the drum. Moving pictures arid the singing by ! Mr, Geo. T. VanRiper, Supt. of-'the Tony Martin of New York were the at-i Methodist School,   conducted  the  ser-
number until late in the evening
follows: Morning service at 10.30, Sabbath School at 2.30, Epworth League at 7, evening service at 8.
All are cordially invited to be  pres¬ ent.
The  quartet  rendered   last  Sunday
j morning Mra. S.   Self,   Miss  Sanders,
will  bel^I'^' Werkhauser and Mr.   Miller,   was
Let  us  have
attend the services of this church.
Something for seven  cents the  Seven Cen£  Social at tbe JM.-E. Ivery much appreciated.
ing cars not delayed at passing points. Coal—W. P. W. Haff—Wood.  1 Mo.
Church  to-night, dominates.
The   figure  7  pre-
more of them.
tra9tion8.
¦^ ^Itaxicab  anywhere, any time, simply phoning 413 Freeport.
by
vice. Mrs. George T. VanRiper pre¬ sided at the organ. Miss Annie Ei- dridge at the piano, Mr. Bergen T. Raynor leading the singing.
Mr.   Roswell  Davis,   Supt.   of    the
A number of vagrants have been ap¬ prehended in this and adjoining dis¬ tricts and been sentenced by Judge Tatem, which is a good move from the householder's standpoint.
A  fair  will   be  held in the  Parish
The Sigmond Stock Company drew a good crowd Wednesday night, Who were i Presbyterian School, read the Scrip well pleased with the performance, par-1 t«re, Deut. 28, 1-18, showing the ticularly the fine acting ot Miss Don-: blessings God would bestow on the na- aldson and Mr. Hill, who are favorites ' tions if they would obey his command- here among a lot of regulars who make ! nients; then turning to Matthew 28, it a point never to miss a show that \ 35-40, showing the greatest of all the they are in. I Commandments, Love to God and our  — ! neighbor
Stafford  Meeson  has  enlarged his j     Mr moving picture auditorium and gives I Baptist School,^ offered the   opening li^ht vaudeville in addition to motion | prayer, pleading with God for his  aid pictjjres at  Saturday night perform-  in the great Sunday School work.
SMITHVILLE SOITH
The following pupils attended school every daj'during the  month  of* May:
Room 1, Grammar Dep't: Harold Baldwin, WilSam Dreves, Birdsall Jackson, William Mueller, Ethel Muel- House of the Church of the Redeemer, ler, Mary Murphy, Seth Perkin, Gladys Merrick, upon the afternoons and even- Self, Wilhelmina Schaarschmidt, Ken¬ neth Smith, William Smith, Mary Um¬ hauer. '
Room 2, Intermediate Department— Edith Baldwin, Anna Fields. Florence Gale, Irene Jackson, Mary Johnson, Emma^ Miller, May Perkin, Elsie Smith,   Grace  Schultz, Mildred Moeh
ings  of  the   16th Give them a call.
and   17th of June.
Rev. W. A. Richard D,.   D.,   pastor
of the Methodist Church, delivered the
i address   of   welcome,    beautiful     in
"The Modern Mind and the Doctrine of a Special Providence" will be the theme of the morning sertnon at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday P*'^^^ At 7:45 a.m.  there will  be a Presbyterian  Church,
Six%-minute service,    when the pas- ^^^^^^^^ containing a
tine,   Elmo Loyd,   William   Jackson,
io»„..o»o, „„^ «o»4^:.>.>..4     Tu„ ^-;.,.,;    Margaret Morrison, Elsie Betts, Helen language and sentiment.    The princ^- , ^^^^^^^ Anna'Dei;olas, Glen  Caterer,
; Doris Caterer.
!    Primary  Dept.—Perfect  in attend-
; ance  Room 3—Frank  Colvin,   James
Tha Novelty Fair for two days at the Presbyterian Church was a success. A satisfactory sum was realized and about all the good things were disposed of.
The following were numbered among the workers for the good of the Church: Mrs Schult, Mrs. Lorenzo Smith, Mar¬ garet Schweicker,    Hazel    Lattimer,
Keiper, George Mullerr Fred' Carpen-i Florence Adel, Mrs. A. Palermo,. Jlrs.
ter, Charles DeAngelis. Milton  Valen- • Eugene Lattimer an^   ^ -  -
On Friday night the  Christian   En-' deavor Society  will hold a meeting  in The Merrick Field Club  was  unsuc-  the church.    The  topic  will  be "Life cessful in   its  contest  with  the  nine  lessons for  me  from   the  Gospel    of from  the  Knickerbocker  Trust  Com-  Luke." '
pany on Saturday last when they  were 	
defeated by a score of 15 to 4. The Mrs. Helen A!len.-i8Nyi,8iting her aon game was poorly played on Merrick's Judson at his cottage at Nassau-by- part.    A  little more ginger and heart, the-sea.
when th* tide is setting  against  them ' 	
will  please  the rooters    better.    On ;    Mrs. 'A.   E.   Hunt, Miss -Sutherland Monday M. F. C. defeated the Merrick  and  Miss  Lawler  have been  visiting A. C. easily by a score of 12 to 1.    Be   Mrs. Peter Sherer of Irvington, N. J. sure to be on hand to-morrow, the Sth, when  the  2d Signal Corps will be the visitors.    Report has it that the M. F. C.   has  been materially   strengthened and a great game is looked for.
The Boys' League of the Sunday School will hold its games on Kenny Field Saturday morning if it does not rain. The boys will engage in the various field events, to be followed, by a base-ball game." Lunch will be served by the teachers of the school in the Parish House at 1.30.
ROOSEVELT
Yon cau get 3,000.lbs. of,coal at Haff's yard for ft>.2o.   Phone 398 Freeport. tf•
Important Information can by. calling 398 Freeport on the
ringer,   Harold   Betts,   Russell Jones,
Frank E. Pitcher, Supt.  of  the i 5«°'-^!,^r''''"' ^^^''^'^'^''^"'  ^"" •^ drew Moehringer.
Primary Dept.—Perfect  in  attend¬ ance Room 4—Alfred Hecker,   Arthur
Lattimer Almost everyone novelties, etc.
Irene    Smith, contributed   cake.
be had
Phone.
^  1 Mo.
0! You Roosevelt. No one tholight y^r team would defeat the strong Bellmore team, but you did Monday to the tune of 7 to 5.
All the pretty girls in town  were Dr. NorthFidge and family are occu-  there to cheer you on  to victory and pying their home here for the summer.   Pitcher Arthur Abrams was fine in the
  box.    The boys played a fine game.
Arrangements  are  well  under way I 	
for the coming  Fair on the 16th and ;    Ball games next Saturday and  Sun- 17th of   this   month    in  the Parish day at trolley stop 62. House.    All  of the usual   attractive i    gt.  paui's Episcopal   Church—Ma- features will be present.    The Fancy tins,   10.45;   Sunday    School,    2:30; table will be m charge of Mrs. H.   H.   Evening Prayer,  7:30; Corpus Christi
tor,   W.  A.   Richard,  will preach on "Bad Men in the Church.""
Tbto Junior Epworth League, after a succescful season, gave a closing Lawn iSbciai at the Church Tharsday af¬ ternoon' and adjourned until Fall, when they will meet again for<new work and a new course. Mrs. W. A. Richard, assisted by Miss Etta Miller, Miss Lottie Parkerson, Miss Mabel Pearaall and Mrs. A. N. Johnson, has been in charge. 	
A taxicab at your door any hour of the day or night, 'phone 418 Freeport.
Raymond Barker has accepted a posi¬ tion with the N. Y.,undertaking firm of F. E. Campbell.
A fair will be held in the Parish House of the Church of tha Redeemer, Merrick, upon the aftemoons and even¬ ings of the 16th anB 17th of June. Give them a call.
pal address was delivered by Rev. Chas. Herbert Scholey, pastor of the inspiring and message to the Grand Army, to the Women's Corps and to (he children of the Sun¬ day Schools and the Sunday School ofiicers and teachers, something for all present. The benediction wap by Rev. Mr. Roberts, pastor of the Baptist Church. It was a helpful, inspiring i q a service from beginning to end, and.one j «reatlv
There were no services last   Sunday in  the Presbyterian Church  but next ^   „.c, -t   ,   ^a     X.     mt. rt     Sunday there will be Church and Sun-
Relief Carpenter, Jack Murphy,  Thomas Pa- ^j^y School  services as usual.    Even-
Cammann, the Candy and Flower Table | in charge of Mrs. Corlies, the Lem¬ onade Booth in charge of Miss Char¬ lotte Muller, Tea Room in charge of
(June 10)   special Communion 10:30.
service and   Holy
Michael  Clements  is a happy man   1
lermo, Vernon Jeffrey, Everett Jeffrey, James Jackson, Herman Choen. Albert' Betts. Helen Bopp, Ruth  Bopp,   Anna Beyerle,   Sadie Doty, Dela Mott, Lor¬ etta Fields. \
Wood has improved his store      Decoration Day brought out a large
Mrs.  R.   P.   Kent,   Supper Room    in | these days.    He has just been married charge of Mrs. E. Draper,   Photograph | to Miss Mabel Chattaway. Gallery,   work  in  black and white, in
long to be remembered by all who  had j ^j^^ ^^^^^     ^ j„ ^^^ in addition has ! here, the pleasure of participating  in .it.|gddeda much appreciated   5  and. 10      The
What IS more beautiful and Christ- ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ be   enjoying    themselves,
like than  to see the three Churches, »- , Many places were decorated  with Old i f, "lanaoesn
join hands in Christian fellowship andj    Anton Juncr has nurchased a   new  r.i««- onH  «ntnmnhiHntr   hnttt.intx ^^h ! Mernck, anyh service,
My Coal Scales protect me as well. W. P. W. Haff. 1 Mo.
Board of Trade
The regular meetingof the Freeport Board of Trade will be held next Wednesday evening, June 9, in Fra- terrttty Hall. This being the annual meeting a full set of officers will be elected for the ensuing year.
At the close of the business meeting Chas. D. Baker, Asaociate £:ditor bf the Brooklyn Daily Times, will deliver his popular and instructive lecture en¬ titled "Scr&ps." All interested in viUage imjuovenients are invited to at¬ tend.   The meeting is at 8 o'clock.,
j Anton Jung bas purchased a new Glorj-, and automobiling, boating and ^      ... ^1. ^ . ,       , power boat, 18 ft.   long.    It is painted  the  baseball  games were  the attrac-
One thing  more that impressed me ¦ blue,   and ha^ awnings and  cushioned  tions of the day.
deeply,   though a   silent force,   that ¦ g^^ts, making a very attractive craft. !
while the service was in the Methodist 	
Church, conducted by  the Methodists, ^    Mrs.   E. Teckla Morton has been the
they gave one side of the main  audi-, guest of her brother, John A. Johnson,
torium to the Presbyterian School, the j (during the week. »
other side lo the Baptists,  reserving ; 	
the main  aisle,  which   are   the  best'    Miss Sarah Wood has been ill at her
seats, for  the elderly people of the { home for a week or more but is improv¬
ing services will be established in the  charge of Miss Florence Hewlett, Fish '    The Collins Sketch Co. gave a  very, near future.    This will  be an appre-  pond in  charge of the   Pansy Club, ! acceptable performance at the  Board , ciated move on the part of the Church ^ Shooting Gallery, Men's Club.    Don't of Trade  Hall Tuesday   evening.    A members.                                                  '' forget the  dates, June 16th and 17th. ! good sized crowd enjoyed the evening.,   It doesn't cost anything to get in and '	
only a reasonable amount to get out. .     Roosevelt Field Club defeated th«->
We heard af a fair once which was re- '¦ Henipstead Field Club Saturday.   Score
ported as unsuccessful  because it be-' 13 to 5.
came known that a man  escaped with
his car fare.    Ours isn't that kind.
A  man^doesn't need any  car fare in ow.
by l|avii!fe new counters and i number of people to visit their friends
day  was perfect and everyone
Delays are dangerous. A dangerous delay is not to order your coal now. See Smith Cox's successor about Coal.
': 1 Mo.
. A taxicab will take you anywhere, you want to go.    'Phone 413 Freeport.
„,, „       r.,, A^, . ij        i     Haff's   Yard has orders  booked  for
^!ll'^'L^_?Al^'J?ul",?.    nTf "^.  2? ! f"^« delivery better order your Coal
Grand Army and the   Women's , Relief I tttg at this writing.
Corps whoae eyes are growing dim and I 	
whose ears  are dull  of hearing,   but j    We understand that the Athletic 4^'
in defeat before Charles DeLap's ag grejgation of players from Roosevelt. We do not feel called upon to make any excuses for the local club's defeat. Poof base running, a decidedly poor umpire, and two strong men playing on another team may have been the
WAI^TAfiH
Dr. W. G. Smith, Dentist, 61 W. Mer¬ rick Road, Freeport; 'Phone «f5-R.       tf
One of the finest residences'going up in our midst is the one,being finished by G, Mole jr. A city family will 'oc¬ cupy it. Clarence Edwards ia .'in charge of the work. n*       '
The water plant building is now iit- \ course of completion.    David Browiv ia : the builder and good.
'Dave" usually makes
-. I ,      principal reasons,   but as it was,  the
their own school was seated away back ] sociation and the new Fire  Company  fjrgt big game of   the    season   was
in  the school room speakers and the singing much more difficult to hear
away   from   the j have in mind a plan for the joint" use  chalked^gainst the home team and we j T"hft^ollftw?i'^"iR"th« ^cnr^J^^ ng where it was | of the building to be bought by either  hnn^ nnh to he called uoon  to record 1'^"*,^°'^'^/"^^'^jJ"® ^^^^^^
For You^Cvefybody's Column'
I „x —> building to be bought by either  hope not to be called upon  to record
see. I of the organizations.    The building in  ^any losing games for our boys.    As
Is not this a practical example of love | question is the old school house.   Ideas ' jt is we have a great deal of confidence
"Tom and Royal,"  two representa- The Wantagh Gun Club held a shoot i Uve citizens are ardent baseball  fani. Decoration  Day  in  the   morning, j Any team could win with such rootera
as these at the games.
and
Wil
to your brethren, is not this  in  honor preferring one another?
At aweli-attended meeting of Christ t^theran Church Wednesday evening a constitution was adopted and Henry F. -{larms was elected a delegate to Synod. Frederick Boichert is secre¬ tary. Services will be held us usual at 28 S Main St. next Sonday.
have been advanced showing that it  ,„  the local  cfub and knowing, what
would be a good thing for the village  they have done are satisfied that when
to obtain this structure tot public good,   the season is ended the record will  be
The idea is good but first we desire to I a good one.
see the engtne  in the village,  readyj     Bellmore defeated Merrick  at the
for ose.    If by .obtaining the  building
the matter of getting the  apparatus
can be assured, then we are  ready to
endorse its purchase.
morning game.
Larken and, Dean have established a business of well, diriving and pump re- Decoration Day the boys placed the ] pairing.    Tbeir ad. appears in this is- fire bell in front of Frisch's  store and ; sue.
VH* You Wont to Buy or Soil? Usi Cvorybody's Column.
sounded it ten times, over the district.
It was heard ull
Evsrybody's Column.   Page 4-.
liam Schultz 16, George Siems 16.
Class B:    Grover Siems   16,, J.  J. Fussell 14.
Class   C:    Harry   Braithwaite  :^5, George Stnith 7.
''In the afternoon the club held a match shoot with the Nassau Gun Club. The Nassau Gun Club was defeated by a score of 87 to 78, the Wantagh club winning by n«|ie points. There were six meiAbers oq each side shooting. The following are tbe scores madp  by
Advortlso. Column.
It   in    Everybody's
Alpha Hook and «Ladd«r Co. will hold their regular meeting Tues. even¬ ing, June 8tb, at 8 o'clock.
The ladies connected with.the Boa^ of Trade met with Mrs. Conrad Gaynor. They are   preparing for pcogreseivel. work. I
After a rainstorm the roads' are" W^ dry afi brittle. In Jersey sticky ma^ is the usual thing for hours af terwardiiu^ Yes, this is Roosevelt.
'l sow it In the Messongori"