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Firebug Succeeds on Third Trial at Bellmore
SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL  PAPER, NASSAU  COUNTY
Vol 3» Number 18
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Servicea at the Church 'of j[the Re¬ deemer Sunday, the flrat in Advent, at 7:30 and 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Celebration of the Holy Communion at the early service and morning prayer and aermon at the second ser vice. The Sonday School meets in the Parish House at 10 a. m. Wednesday being St Andrew'a day, there will be a cele¬ bration of tiM Holy Communion at 7:.30 a. m. The Litany will be said in the church on that day at 9 a. m. On the foliowiag Wednesdays at 9 o'clock the Litany^ill be said in tbe Parish House and on Friday evening prayer will be read at 4 o'clock in the church through- oat the Advent season.
Every Friday
FREEPORT AND BELLMORE, N. Y., FRIDAY. NOV. 25, 1910
$1.00 Yearly, Single Copy 5 CenU
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Bellmore
Freeport
L 1. R. R. May Use Gasoline Motor Cars
Officiai*'  Makins Observations As  *^^ *''"' ^* William   Wolfe's drug store jieyg on Wednesday evening with a score
Library Workers to Sue!
Baldwin
SJTigle copies of the   Mepseiiger  can
To Practicability Of The New Scheme
The manaRement of the Long Island
and from Anderson Bloomer, newsdeal¬ er, at ."j cents per Copy. tf
The pu8hmobile\aee held by several of tbe young  men   of  the  village at-
i Railroad is keeping in close touch with   t^acted considerable attention Thanks¬ giving   afternoon.      The   course  wa.s
the experiments that have been made [during the last few weeks by the eiigi- ; neera of the PonnsyIvaiiia Railroad with : a gasolene motor car on  some  of  the
branches of that road in New Jersey.
These observations have been made by
the Long Island management todiscov
from Bowne-s store, down to the depot! J'^^^"*  »<=°^««- . "'^J^^*
and back, twice over.    Several  prizes ' ^J'^J^IV^^* *"^*'^t*'J""* chickens.
were awarded to the winners. *^"^'' '"e»'««*' °f  ^^'''K^":^   ^''"t
I always an opportunity at these  alleys
Mrs. William H. Dowling has been confined to her bed for the last week with a severe attack of the  grippe.
Mrs. L. B. Corlies is spending a lew days with her brother, the Rev. Frank Draper at New Milford, Conn.
Mrs. McCord whose recent nervous breakdown gave grave concern to her family ia now mending very encourag¬ ingly at her home on Hempstead Boule¬ vard.
The Meii'.s Club basket ball team is practicing almost nightly and Manager Mulcah^ will soon be able to publish a schedule of games. The team would like to book gamea with those not aver¬ aging over 135 pounds.
The Kev. William H. Littebrandt and Mr. P. R. Jennings were in atten¬ dance at the annual reception and din¬ ner given the Rt. Rev. Frederick Bur¬ gess, the Bishop of Long Island, at the Masonic Temple in Brooklyn on Mon- <!ny.    About 200 were present.
F. J. Waterbury, of 39 Bedell street, i Will   Try  to   Force   Surrender   of'    The Ladies'Aid Society''of £thejM. won the turkey at Gere's  bowling al-j Lai.«e Collection of Boolu I ^- Church held their annual Thanksglv-
* . __ ing supper in the chapel on Wednesday
of 221.    Monday  Nov. 28.   there  will 1     Mrs. Alonzo M. Onderdonk, who is at! evening.
be a return match  Downs and Willetts I jhe  head of the local library,   told  ani " "  ,
vs. Waterbury and Garrisoh. j ^agle reporter today that   the  firm of i    "^^ Baldwin  Juniors football team
„,    . -     -- Weller & PiUen of Jamaica   haa. been M^^«»*«'^  *''«  K«'>'fV'"e  Centres    last
.1     "1"Um*"m*^-     ?^T.i,"^  retained to secure from  the  village of ^^'^'^^V-
alleys. 36-38 N. Main street, there will! R„,k^j,le Centre the.collection of ^oks 	
be three prizes awarded  to the  three ^^j^^ ^^^ jj^^p^^^^lj   Library  claims score,     ree   .^^ owns. I
The books were offered by a Manhat-1 tan newspaper to the   library  proving I
, . J        I ^ •        successful in a voting contest inaugur-!
for one  to  spend  a p easant evening. , „.   . ^.    „ "*    „„ . „i.:-u :.. ¦
„,,    ._   .,_.   _ c__ L!ii:__j J  ..--I I ated some months ago,   ana which it is
claimed   was   won by the   Hempstead i
Library by a majority of 2,030   votes. I
Just   how it was  that   the   Rockville!
Unclaimed letters are advertised this week for Mr. David Baldwin, Mr. Ed. , Holbrook, John Simmons Co., Irene Bitz, Ghen Button, Jarvis Baldwin, Wm. B. Combs (2), Mr. C. Fai'ina, A. Hopper.
 ^               There  was a large and  enthusiastic i There  is  also  a fine billiard and  pool!
er the practicability of adapting  such ^^thering   at    the    Epworth  League  pgrler in connection with^ the alleys.      , fears on some of the lines on Long   Isl-   Group Meeting held  in  the  Methodist, it,
i and. , Epiacopal Church  here  last Thursday;
The car is of torpedo shape and from i evening.    The group   comprised    the      Joseph   Bedell of 82 Raynor  street, this fact has been called  a  cruiser  by  ^.^Pters of Rockville Centre,  ocean-1 and James W. Raynor, his   brother-in-i Iu: "";7d onroYSrofficirs'^f the"at ^     ^..     ^ v, t,   -xt
side, Baldwin, Freeport, Bellmore and 11_™ and near neiehbor were reminded •'      i.     • *T •     M II    Calvin  Carman,  while^in ^Newark,
Several   past presidents of!  hit th-v each hfd a birThdav laTt Sat ' TT'^u^'K, u ''"°*^'' ? ^T"^, *''"' N. J., last Sunday night, stepped from
t'^'tth.veachhadabirthdavlastbat    the books will be surrendered   only  to | ^  trolley  in  front of an  atltomobile.
Vernon   Smith  while chop|)ing wood last Saturday, cut his finger, which re- ou»,,   ....w.t««=.  ...«.   u.«   ""^^vn.ej     -^ , stitches to draw   the
Centre officials  secured  possession of Z, „_ j ^ „„*hor the books is not stated, but they  have ! '^°""° logemer.
those who use it.    In  the  front  it  .. narrowed "to  a sharp angle and   there ; f^^^^™* is a pilot to keep objects oflf the tracks
the Brooklyn South  District Epworth , ^^day  evening when a party of   theij^uue Sheriff of Naasau Countv The Pennaylvania's car is seventy feet   League were present, also the present | f^jgn^g   ^nd   neighbors   called   ^t the ' ^ ^" ^^     ^
long, ten feet three inches wide and   i.s P'esident. Robert C  Tait, who gave a  ^ome of Mr.fBedell, where Mr. Raynor vervmnrhi; earnest in thpirdet^rr  ^"'^'"  ^''^ ''**" '^''^'
twelve feet high.    There are only eight «* words of greeting.    Rev.   Gordon i ^ad been invited to spend the evenin'g. i SoTtosLretre books LdS^^^^^                            'Tu''
wheels  on  the  two trucks. ; On  each L-   Thompson,   pastor of  the    Sands      ^^  K^^ell was sitting by the  stove    hev have thrhLkit,r nf a'n Se   InS \ ^'""^^^ '^"^ ''"' *^''*'
-.•J- .LL X 1    -_-   ..,_.-   ......     .Afreet     Mpmor a      rhurch.    Brook vn.      ...-.,..  ¦.•   _l. '^•___- , they bave the backing Of all   the   local   „;^.i       Ml-   rnrmnn i
^   ,    ,    ,       ..,.    , I Before the machine  could  be  stopped
'^'¦!:..^"^_   _"i'-frl\®u-^"^"-!  are I Calvin  had been dragged several feet.
^^^    ^^^^    ^^^
taken to the City Hos-
Wantagh
ed by hot water and   lighed   by   acety¬ lene gas.
When a reporter sought information concerning the pos.siVtilities of the use of the car on Long Island at the office benediction. Rev. William D. Tuckey, of President Peters he waa told that Pastor Baldwin Church. The meeting the car is now in the yards at Jersey I was in charge of Francis W Miller, a City and the proposition to send i^ to I vice president of the Brooklyn South Long Island is under consideration. It; District Epworth League, was said that there is no possibility of cars of this character becoming of general use on Long Island because of the splendid electrical equipment of the
they bave the backing merchants in whose stores were cast the votes by which it is claimed the local library wofi the collection. Just where the matter will end is, of course, problematical, but the Hempstead peo¬ ple are prepared to fight hard for what
pital.    Mr. Carman is doing nicely.
Robert Sharpe, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. WilliamjB. Sharpe, is ill at his home on Park Ave. with pneu¬ monia.
side there are two doors, one   for  pas-   Street    Memorial    Church,   Brooklyn,   qujetly smoking his evening pipe when
sengers and one  for baggage.    There   I'^a'^e the principal address of the ev^n-  the  crowd rushed into the house with
is a separate compartment for smokers,   '"K on "The Strength of Youth.      The   g noise as if bedlam was let loose.
capable of   seating   sixteen    persons  Freeport  Young   People s   Orchestra j    They   took   him  completely by sur-
while  the balance of the car will  seat I P'a>"ed  two selections; Scripture  and : p^jge  and it was   sometime  before he
seventy-five persons.    The ear is heat-! P^yer  was  led bv  Rev. J.  W.   Cox, ! fyHy recovered from the shock.
'pastor  Bellmore  Church;     words    of      The   eveninp^   was   vprv  nlpasantlv I *'"'"'^ ^"'*"".''" \" "^'""""^
welcome, E. Harrison, president Bell- agsed and following a bountiful birth^ ' ^^f^'='*"" *° *^^*^,^.'^ "^^^'- , , J Mrs. Amanda Denton, aged 68 years, more League; devotional. Howard A. I ^ay supper hi guests dipersed to i ^^"^ Hempstead Library was founded l^jed at her home on Milburn Ave. laat Merlin, past president District League; . ^h Jr   home   at  a late  hour^ w^hing • TttJTF^L/r  vn] ^'T'' .'*". ' Thursday of pneumonia.    Funeral ser-
       "         Messrs. Bedell and Raynor many happy jl?H°"nL,?/,p^„^^^^^^^^
returns of the dav ^     yyy  Theophilus Parsons   and now owns the ! j^ev. W. D. T-uckey  officiating; inter-
letiirnsofthed^y^ ^ , ,„  which  ,t is  housed.    The j ^^^^ in Freeport CWtery.
I collection of books is a large and valu-!	
A "Pass-on Party" will be given by j able one, and subscribers are entitled i r^k^. ,„in k^ *!,« ,.«.^,i<.,. =«,.v!n«.B in the Altar Guild of the Episcopal Church to take out one volume of fiction and j ,J^f^^ p "rhn.nh nf ^Ldav wi h at Brooklyn Hall tonight (Friday.)        ! one of non-fiction at the same time. *^«  ^¦.   ^- u^^Z \JL^^.J WD
  1    The   late Oliver H. P. Belmont was ^ P'"^     «   J-   ^}'%^^^^''^' ^^^- ^V?;
Village Trustee Charles A. Sigmond, I much interested in the library, and ! ^^^^^''^^ '"^.""f ,^*"' T m'^^^x, pvpr godfather   to   all   the youngsters   of ; was   willing to help in the  erection of! ^^T'^ ^*'"*"^''*'°" ^^  '^""'^ .-^kI
The old horse shed, at the depot, which has been used for several years by people waiting for trains, has at las*..
Don't furget the fair of the Ladies' Aid Society next Tuesday atternoon and evening in the hall of the Mutual Assis¬ tance Associatiou. Useful and fancy articles "for sale; supper will also be •erveil.
Tho Thanksgiving services held in Hie church last Sunday were inspiring •nd well attended; the muaic under the laadership of Mrs. Rhodes Jackson waa of excellent qunlity and the choir did ntieb to make the services helpful. Miaa Laura Cowles rendered a solo in tbe evening.
Tbe firemen held a dance in the Truck Houi^ on Wednesday evening.
A few days ago a little gray sqiiii- M'l ran up the ladder of the windmill belonging to John T. Cowles and jumped on tbe wheel which at that y.)n:neat was turned around by the "'i'ln. The squirrel had no alternative ' h'l' to leap to the ground which it did. .Mr. ("owlea, watching from a window, went out, thinking he v/ould pick the Siiiirri.-I up dead, but it ran away into thejwoodsapparently none the worse for it^ jump.  I
A meetinir of ihe Ladies' Aid Society was held on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. William A. Seaman to make final arrangements for the annual fair.
Rev. T. S. Braithwaite haa invited the S^nithville South Hcok, Ladder ami Engine Co. to attend divine services in the Memorial Church next Sunday eve¬ ning. The Woman's Auxiliary haa al¬ so been invited. The sermon to he preached at that time is the"lhird in the aeries on the Lord's Prayer; topir, "The Coming Kingdom and How it is to'Cofne." Special music by the choir and it is expected that ML-is Laura Covles will sing a solo.
Birdsall Ja>;kson haa cominenceil the erection of «a new house in Sunny Croft.    '
A straw ride composed of pupils of the Freeport High School visited Roy Wells at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wells, last Saturday night. After a pleasant time includ¬ ing refreshments, the party returned to Freeport.
Dr. and Mrs. William Rhame left California today (PViday) and will ar¬ rive home about next Friday. They will make a short atop at Chicago,   111.
The publishers of The Youth's Com¬ panion will, as always at this season. preaent to every subscriber whose sub- .scription (|1.75> is paid for 1911a beautiful calendar for the neiv year. The ^picture panel reproduces a water color painting of an old-time garden in la flood of summer sunsbifie, with a background of Lombardy poplars through which one catches a glimpae of diatant hilla. T) e picture being in 12 colors, tbe tones of the original are faitbfblly reproduced.
road,   which  is being installed.    How- | gone to piecea and caved in.    The lum ever, on linea where the travel is light. < ber is too old and decayed to use again
i a suitable home for it had the   manag-
Freeport   and vicinity, is planning   to
help Santa Claus   Christmas day after-! eri  been anecessfnl in thpir   pffnrta t-n such  aa   Sag  Harbor  or the line from i and probably a new shed will be erect-   noon at Sigmond Opera   Houae^n the i Sui^  from the town ^ Valley Stream to Miqeola.   there   ia  a i«d by the people who have occasion   to  same   style as he did last   year,   with ' known as Fulton   P^k     betwer thP possibility   that cars of this  character i use the shed in stormy weather. good things for all the young guests.     [ 'hTch and manse of the F^rstTresby!
may be used economically.   This annual entertainment requires a  terian  Church     The  annlication   was
When inquiry was made aa to further ,     Very appropriate Thanksgiving exer-  considerable outlay,    and Mr. Sigmond ; refused   but mVs  Onderdonk and other developments regarding the  establish-   cises   were   given in the public  school   asks  contributions  of  clothing    toys  ' ^«^"««*"> """^''^"- ^-'"^'^nionK and other
made   by  one person ; Root of Evil."
evening, "The-
A number of the young friends of Miss Grace Louden of Amityvilie gave a very agreeable surprise Thursday af¬ ternoon when they called at the home of Mrs. Louise Clark Hutcheson where
worker in behalf of the  library   still I mjss Louden was visiting.    When they
ment  of   the  port of entry for the bi^ Tuesday afternoon by the children, who < fruits, candy, etc.. for the event. : have a hooe that  the  desired  consent' —'—-r\" "-" U"--'-/^ -..--.
AtlantH: liners at Fort Pond Bay it was  each took thsir part very nicely.   Each      The   children   are   invited to  make I mav be"ec"red and a  suitable   hbrrav I '""V:^^'^. '"*S '*'? Hutcheson   residence said   that   there  had been no  develop-  of  the teachers, Mr. Jolm Harrington, ; their wants known by writing to Santa  Sine-er^^^ '"'"^y ; on Merrick Road each   presented  Miss
ments within the last two weeks. Miss  Carrie   B.   Fish and Miss  Bessie ^ Claus, Box 10, Freeport, P. O. : juiiuuig citL.i«u mere,    r^agie.
The  construction   work  on  the   big : Sprague, were presented with a  hahtl-'  ' ~
Jamaica    improvements    has    begun. , gome basket of fruit by their respective '     REWARD offered for any   informa-   j.J^"? "tmV'^Thf n*!^wi!!T„1" '•" About two train loads of dirt a day are  classes.    The attendance of parenta of  tion of people circulating false, defam-: The ,own '^ "^
bemg brought to Jamaicafronn the Cold   the  children   was  not very large, ow-   atory  or  otherwise  damaging  stories '
Spring Harbor cut to make the Idling ing to the affair not being very much concerning me 07 my liousehold. Re¬ ply to my counsel, John L. Linehan, 165 Broadway, N.,Y.,orto me, T. H. Evans, M. D. , It
for the big yards and the  elevntion   of advertised, the tracka.    It was stated at President - -
Peters' office that it was the intention ' The Ladies'Aid Society of the M. of tha railroad to make the improve- E. Church will meet at the home of ment in the section between Jamaica-Mrs. F. Grim Thursday. December 1st, and Kii'liinond Hill practically as lirst at 2:30 p. m. AH members are re- laid out. This plan was objected to by quested to be present. Friends are cor- resident.s of Jamaica and in view of dially invited. tlio.«o, objections   the  company has de-:
ciilod to extend Archer street to Divi-1 That the store of Samuel Self on sion street and leave the Prospect Bedford ave.. will not trouble the fire- stvoit bridge as it is at the jjreaent men anymore is a fx>sitive fact- it time. The plans of the railroad at went up in smoke last Friday night at tir.'-t contemplated the closing of this about 11:45. The fire was discovered bridge ar.d in accordance with the by Charles Mohrman, who lives in the wishes (if the Jamaica residents the baker shop close to where the store plana have been changwl to this ex- stood. Mohrman says he woke up tent. At present concrete abutments during the night and seeing the light are being constructed at Van WycK from the burning building in his room avenue and to the westward.
if 7011 try io "ovcr-advcrtiM jrour store for a wbil«---)roa'll be tkakfnl tkat lach 1 "crazy idea" ever fot into yov keai.
Hempstead
A bright |little   operetta will be .suug
• by miiuy  little j^fople of tho Clinrch of
Frank Dorlon, the 18 year old son of | Onr l^idy of Loretto ou November 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin A. Dorlon of   East; "Littl(i  Red Ridiug Hood's" sad story
avenue,    is   confined   to   the    Arnold : ^''H be told, only to end  in   jov,   when
Knanp Hospital in East Twelfth street, : ^^"^^   Kidiiig
I Louden with a hansome piece of linen. The affair was in honor of her engage¬ ment to Arthur Bums of Riverhead.
The house wa» decorated in Japanese style, the dining room being arched with an armor of green and  white and
, illuminated with green lights while the parlor was decorated with ivy and white chryaanthemuma.
' , Miss Louden is the daughter of John Louden of Louden Hall, Amityvilie.
he went to the window to see the store in flames. He immediately dressed and went to the .*irc frfiuse and sounded the alarm.    Tbe tiremen quickly responded
*«i''«^«'|:^yVV^^'"''"'^i'^^"^'"f^ Ne^rroTanV;;   alias   Mesmerism
Hippodrome had gamed such headway nothing could „    „otism, denounced."
be done to save the   building.    All ef-       a j1,„j;„„ ..^^.v, ;.,   „„„««/.*;„„   „.:i-u
Those   who have not yet had the op-   forts   were then   turned to saving  the      A i^eadmg room in   connection   with
portt.nity of visiting the big New York , baker shop of Jacob   Mohrman.   which "^^l Zir^.ZL^tlnTf-Z f^l
Hippodrome show with its three splen-1 ^as   only   about   fifty   feet   from the P)''^''*= ^^^"^^ "^^'^''^^  ^"^"^   1:30 to 5
The firemen worked for nearly an Hood is re cued by tho ' hour on Saturday evening to save two Manhattan, suffering from a very pain-' J^"""-^ ''"T;/"'i! ^ w''-M''''"'**f Of fairy i housea in the northwestern section of fni imnrv whiph mnv r»«iiit in fhp in= Hower.-s. A play by children, for all the ; the vi age which were threatened by a Lg of the Tight oTone^Je ""'^^"¦"" "' "'¦"il^f^TfiL" ""J^^- ' woods fire.    The houaes   belonged to a
A few days ago  Dorlon, while show-,    The Ladies' Circle and the  Epworth ' ^'i^'fr^f. Mr. McLean, ing some children   how to fly a toy air-' Lesguc of the M. E." Church will have a !  .About j.30 word was   received from ship, the machine broke and one of the . Fair  aud Supper ou the 7tli   and 8th of! *^"*t section and a large number qf tbe tiny   wings   cut   the   eye  ball.    The : December. ! villagers were on. their way when they
  j were  met by a cyclist   who   informed
On December 17,1910, theNa'-sau Rod ' them the fire was out. They were aud Gun Clnh will hold its Informal j about to return to their homes when Seini-Aimnal or Winter Dinner, in the ; the fire alarm whiatle   called   out  the
5^r"tLt     ,e!JSfl'^r;euie ^^;'; department who quickly responded, and V   L-rt a^euue, iNew  ^;,„  fi,.^ moo f«„„,i f^ i,^   ...-.tui^ „ e^...
eye
breaking  of the spiral rod of the   ma chine was the cause of tne accident.
(Christian Science services will be held in the Hempatead Bank Building, citmer of Fulton and Main streets, Hempstead, at 11 a. m., Sunday, Nov. 27;   subjects,   "Ancient   and   Modern
and
the fire was found to be   within a few rods of one house and  burning  rapidly Union  Thanksgiving servicea  were  toward   the   other.    The  men   armed held   in  the  M.   E.   Church yesterday' themselves with branches and  shovels morning. \ ' and   after a  long hard  fight exting¬
uished the blaze   which did no damage
burning building.    For   some time the ,,.
A fair and supper will be held at the 1 beyond burning the woodland. M.   E.   Church  on the 7th and  8th of' . -
lock  p.m.    All   Chriatian  Science j December. ;     On Thursday  evening of next week
baker   shop   was in great  danger, and       j^.
literature can there be read, purchased
 — Messrs. Hendrickson and   Hendrickson
A  competitive   examination    under . will give an entertainment in the chap-
  ^ rules of the  civil  service commission ! el of tK&v|il,jS. Church under the  aus-
The fire alarm last night,   13,   was  for the position of clerk carrier inrthe  pices   of   th^  Epworth League.    The
did spectacles, "The International ('tip," "The Ballet of Niagara," and "The   Earthquake,"   will   find   during ! only|by hard work b/the   firemen' the
Thanksgiving   week the holiday oppor-   building waa saved.    The   window sill _    .  ,. ...^ ^    „.    ...^
tunity. The usual daily matinees pre- , caught fire aeveral times and the paint for the old Jarvis house, on the Brook-: post office of this village, will be.held ¦ program wilT consi"st'of ^efe^thins on vail at New York's largest playhouse 1 ,vas scorched from the siding of the lyn conduit line, almost to Merrick, ! on the 10th of December at 9 a. m., ¦ musical glasses, character impersona- and the matinee on Thankagiving Day building. That little store of Mr. Self's and was an Vmnecessary call,v the buUd-i full details of which may be obtained ' tions, magic and shadowgraphy and is aure to bring out the school children | has been afire twice before,   once  last  ing being about down  when  someone "from George Smith at the post offlce.    ' will be pleasing to both old and young
and  their elders in large   attendance. ; fail,  once on Election  night,   Nov. 8,   sent in the alarm.   ^Tickets are for aale by  the  boys and
The circus  part of  the    Hippodrome , but the third time proved fatal.   There      The  Sundav  morning   sermons    nr, ^     Franklin Gilbert of 25 Kellum place, i girls of the Sunday School, program makes a epecia. appeal to the, i« no question but   what   the  building ,     Th«Sj"dayj^^^^^^^ the Winter at Los Angele.
youngsters and interesta the grown ups i .was set afire each   time   by   someone ^^^"^^V    „    P '    4? f,       ' .r^^ ^
as  well.    There are  performing   ele-! ^ho either   had a grudge  againat the ! t'""^,J  \ Rev. Mr. Cutler on "Jesus, i^^''^^*-" «•       	
phants,  comical baby bears,  lions who , building   or wanted to cause  some e.\-   *"«   leacner.       ine eubject   ot    the ;    r^^    Liederkranz  will  givea  vocal iek...  hP«iHP ' .: r.     Too bad thia firebug  could  ^J^^^P.^ ^^^} ^l^^'So"^ ^Ji"!!frf:_°f It i and. instrumental  concert  in   Liberty
Seaford
go through   remarkable  tricks, beside j citement.
the Hippodrome's carnival of clowns— ! not   have   been caught.
all this in the circus  alone after which ; ,vas  made  to set fire to   the   store on ,        .....   u   u u u
the three great apectacles ofler aston-, Wednesday night, two nights  previous '!??^^*!"f to be held once each month on j
ishing scenic   surprises   including the , to the fire, but the rascal  waa   fright-  *^« ^^"^^ "^ ^"'^'^-    '^'^''"P Thoburn s
ng will be "boul Olimpses
An   attem"pt I'^'K   "'« «=°!"'"K ?' E- meeting will I ^' be  the nrst of a series of missionary
The three days' old baby girl'of Mr.
folliw^''^ Tuesday evening; a ball will' and Mra. John Douglas OjedMonday.
The report of the   First  National
"Beautiful Ballet of Niagara" in which  ened away' by a party who was return-   ^'^^' '"^^^ Conquest of India." will be j gank shows totel resources of $1,578,-1 Pfralytic stroke on Sunday morning. At
the coryphees are dressed as Indiana ; jng home that night at about 10 o'clocl*. with Niagara Falla in a wonderful rep-; On the night of the. fire a strong north- resentation as a background. Other west wind was blowing, and had the features are the Flight of the Aero- j baker shop burned, there is no queston plane. The Shipwreck. The Yacht Race | but what every houae from Bedford The Race between the..^ocomotive and | avenue east to Bellmore avenue would Horsemen and the astonishing aquatic | have been swept by the flames, as finale with ita flying hallet and elec- j there waa no possible chance of the trical effects. 1 firemen getting "water"* to check the
fianaes.   There was no insurance on the
used as a basis and the meetings be lead by the pastor.
will
747.47.
the time of writing  Mr. Baldwin ! a very critical condition.
1  to  build two Busch  on   the
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D.rorest Beardsley of Buffalo, N. U,^„ggg f^^. q^^^^^ p g^^^,, ^^ ^j^^ , At the hearing before Justice Norton Y., brother of George Beardsley and Hempstead Company's property to coat "t Bellmore Monday morning Jimniie Prof. Nelson   Jackson of the  Friends' I about $7500. «* '-¦ ' I Jonea was fined "$10 or ten days," for
^atcbfng chickena belonging to George
Alan&on Baldwin was stricken with a   .'
Academy, Locust Valley, bave been visiting at the home of George Beards¬ ley, East Seaman Ave.
Sand oa $1. and g«t the Messenger till Jan. 1, 1912. The newsiest paper in the town.
Send^s $1 and get the Messenger till i Ackley.   Jonea testified that the eliick- Jan.   1,  1912.   T|ie newsiest paper in ! ens came on hia  premises,   that he fed
shop which v/aa burned.
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About 30 membera of the   Freeport (continued on page 8) '
the town.
If you want to rvaeh the people
it in the "Meaaengor."
put
and made them comfortable and thought he had a right to them when tbey came on hie land, bat the court ruled differ¬ ently and puoiahed him accordingly.